3 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5ded436394cdd3aa8269d15ac73ffab7.pdf a43d61da1990202a2c6cfee7fb0f0ba6 PDF Text Text # PAfiN SIX 2 Newspapermen Retailers Face Bright Future Are Hanged For In Sales Volume, But Profit Less Hy HAM DAWHftV Gandhi’s Death Of Godsc And A p t e Are Cremated A fle r E x e c u t i o n B o d ie s AMRAIA, India, Nov 15 -(/T) !lir young t-ditor who nt*a. mated Muli.imlni K. Gandhi end the man who told him in do it were sprung »imiill*iiriiiii|y through a gallows trap at die Ainhal* central jail •Ins iiioimi,,j, | heir bodies Wrir Cicmntrd immediately afterward. N.niiynn V. (iodic and Narayan It. Aplc, two Hindu joutnali*!*. walked to llirir death with imilc* on llicii lure*. Their forehead* wen- painted with *ncrrd mark*. I.aih in.iii tarried a small package piPMiumldy of Hindu acripturn, whii I, ilu-y were allowed to hold ii> thru Imhdi ware lied behind llirm. A nimm-iil before the trap wa* •piung Ihr two young fanatic* ihmiliil in unison "May the United Indm In- immortal. We aaluie the holy miiilii-rlniid." Thi»«* ttim ttic Nutlunallat »l,»gim* lliut hml ililla,Ill'll them tu tukii the lilt- of the aululed lllmlu apnitiiul leader who huti-d violence ao much in- 11 urn to i-ltll Moslemlitmlo strife. A wit lit*** to the execution. which iiuiiil u two-year-legal luitti IiiIIiiwiiik tiuminr* aaaaaaiun tun, in n New lli-lt.l gurden .Juii. itti, tlMH, Hind the two lueu thauk*r.I llii-tr juiloi* for thvlr kimh-.H nml 11-hen i tun they "flnlili the I.ii iiiii- i. ipnckly, ’ (ioil-.e, tin- Jti-yeui -old eillloi ot tic Pooiiu liully, hml fired the .mu Hint t. ill«-(| Nniidhl u* lie wulkeii to prayer in from ot Immlied* ot III* roltowar*. Apt*-, (lie Iiiiiill.ln-I ol (he lli'W*|iu|iei, won executed tor jeuiilllg the plot. I-Ciii otlii-i men recetvad mnieii cch of tile impii.ontm-til fur purti Cl|mtiou io tin- (dot while n lillli won licipllttl,ll, A h tin1 two rumleiiiiMMl men Blood oti tin- gulluw* they luohi'd akywtuil uml ii'tutod Iron, me llmdu Mi-i'ipluioa in the la*l win all11■ of liic null, wldirli la I'un.nleteil (In- vUlldti go,| hy tho Hindu*. 'Ilu-y Were .till nmillng ua the lillicit In,oil* were placed uver lltelr l end*. An eyiwllnena *nld four Urahmill pile.In attended the eremattnn, renting the acrlpture* amt pouring rice uml "Klie#’' (cluri fled hut ter) oil the hilining pyie*. ‘the 'hone* ufid u*iiu*r wni be Imimr.ed in the holy rivci (m|n* at uume lalei date, in rumplMinCe witli the leipietta id tile yhillilM' K'lallvea. Hour, after the hanging of­ ficial* .till lefiiBed pnldluy to (lillfiliu in deny ttiul Hie oxccii H um IiiiiI luken pliue. In avoid ilcluon.liiilloti* mu) po.xlhle violmice, even tin* elo.e.l leliitlVe* wen- not told. ,in informed .outre kiild ilm I,one* and aahi-a would lie illimi'l.ed ill the holy liver 1 vecietly. A .(net cm few hud huen tduct-d around the pilami nil night aim ' until afti-i the execution. I'ullce 1 feared tlu-re might loi vlnh-me , among hoiiic I'f.lMfU luntby lllmlu ’ and Bikh leftigci-B, many of them aymiiuiheile to I he untl-Mimlem Godaft. I ' ' y ' ! i • ' W? ( I'ullce held two men - uppuieiilly friend* of (|odae'*--whi) allenip ted during the night to sriiliIt- the 20-foot wall* of the jail. Ollierwile no 'll at inliunic* wtie reiiort.«d: " >, ?'• ■1" T. v * Althmigh the people of Amhnlfi ellll did not know whether the two had heen hanged or not, the government niiimuncod the eaeetilloli III New Delhi. It took place at H o’clock thl* morning. Y’.c * Anihuln I* In fiulln'* teeming r, . ru n Juli where hundred* of Mu*etn* ami Hindu* Imve dlo,| in litter clashes which nruic nut of :hw partitioning of I'nklalnu and India afler they received th«lr ttdapandvni'o In 1047. City Is Asked * BS r**> na*i tlw Wnla Marketing ||IINri| „f ]^ t J F 4 of (ho A. II. French *uhdlvi*lon, hfa*r now me it(IIed hy tlm Hanford Htaln &EV;Farmt<ra .Market t» rucllllnte finrJTY, Aiming of Impruvcmen'.* at the Market, wa* approved. Thl* ellnjmalei thu reservation of a nreg|oua deed that If over the market area con*eil to he u*cd for It* ijrtwMHt purpose, the land wa* to wrvert to the City. The Commit•Ion, raid Mr. McKihhln felt that the Market wa* "aufflclantly onuanrtted tn May In Hanford, i- Attendance of delegate* roprea n t i n g Sanford at (he convention mf Florida Uegue of Munich MM, N‘,v-. a7. *•» approved 'Mayfair Inn, ilad Mr. McKIh i Invited the League to 1080 convention here. Mr. it and City Sanitary DirH. Johnson reported ati Monrjay at the mooting Phfeida taction of the n Waterworks Association ado, and *ald that they ttand other meeting!, TUESDAY NOV. 15. 19-19 Tint SANFORD tfKHALIL SANFORD FLORIDA Commercial Flight I n Jet Transport Claimed By Italian CITATIONS Truman R e p o rt tUty OgAA K A T lO A f c y A S D S V A V T f « » A T > ------- Show E u r o p e ’s P ric e s Too High By CRNAKE RKDKINI Al* Nawxfeaturea /Ii M n t u * L o o s * T * ROM K— An Italian air force EC A Declares U. S. colonel claim* tn In- the flmt Buy ENMYTMWfir o s mart to pilot a jet propelled Is W illing To Ac­ W A M T S , P * AAO AiEY plane over a rnmmi-rclnl route. Colonel Mario I),- fleriinrdi, c e p t Competition <30 T o O W f ' ll*2d Schneider trophy winner, recalli-d the flight in an miurW ASHINGTON., Nov. 15 -</p) vlow. "That w-n* Novi-inhi-i ;i^ 1— I'rexident Truman today irnl to 11)41, when I drove the filst jfP (ongirit a Marthall Plan report plane fruni Milan to Rome", n« dn Idling that Europe rnuil lower •ahf. ih price* to compete in the United "I Wll* Ot the time, line uf the Cnpronl uiicinft factory'* State* market for the American test pilot* and io Atiril lliit) I mntumrr't dollar. tested the Jet plum- for the flnt '" ’in"., recent survey the National! , W.M m"''" ^ City Hn.ik or New York »h«w. I •• "o- lengthy and coatly . ..at “ The United Stale*, of course, time, taking off from the airport Hint r»n large ret..II (mr.tim..' "‘•‘' I Ju*t la-fore the of Tallcdo, The tests went on fm mu*l be willing to accept greater jiver IK months, and nt Ilm end In the flr.t half of thl* year had ,,,hI S."l,l-( 11 • **'** competition from European tupof November IIMI. I flew tin- jet— .. Mile, volume only I P<r plier* in order to help Europe pay rattle period of They gut *teudily wur*a after the a Captoid Cnmplnl— from tin, air­ under the eom|inrahle *teel worker, walked out. At their it* way,” aaid tho.study prepared port nf Llluite near .Milan to GnliW ItMH. Hut their net llimine wa* low* point, di-pui tmont .tore aide* down III per cent. miiii. near Home". “ by the Economic Cooperation Ad.......... town a thumping 12 to 14 The 27 depnitiiicnt nod *perially An air mlnlalrv spokesman oiiniitration. .ti.re* in Hi,. IM re|),died aale* .... ' **nt y*"*-readily harked lip Do Rernuidl's only II pei cent nudi-i n year ugo, (Yhat nlmui thu rent of thi* Even if European sales in the claim. hill tln-ii profit. Were Ofr tri |« 1 yell! ? The head of one of tho "Wo don't want to act like the United State* were doubled— thus rani. lurgoat de|iurtmcnt .tore group* Hussinn* who claim Hint they irstoring Europe's pre-war share Tin- Iate.i report of the Fed* I in the country- Fred l.nxarua Jr., wen- first in everything," observed of thi* market— the volume would end Itft.erve Hnnril give, depart• prenlifenl of Federated Depart­ Col, Klhnnij Ghlgliu. ment -tore I,Hie* III 2 pel ei-nl ou-nt Store* hie. -gui-KBe* that "Hut we hnve found reason to irpreirnl let* than I per real of uh miller la-t year for the week end-i dollni volume will la- ".umewlmt twllevo that Do III i modi wn* the ll.i* country's total output and „,| Nov. ft. low-ur limn a year ugn." first moo to fly u Jet OV*l a Th n l’* nl,out tho moil cheeiinv That piohaldy mean* only a few commercial dlstnuce. At the NKAV YORK, Nov. IB— l/P>- would "only be arralrhing the sur­ new* ............ etui ter* have Imd all |n rcenlnge point* lower. All exact llill ''Hojimglr*" Holdnaon. 71- face of the Ameiiian market," time lift carried nil- mull hemlt^ till, yeai. From .Inn. I to date., figure I* Impo.idlile In give, even yi-ur-idil veteran ntage uml ncreon Congre** wa* told. he stamp 'first Jet piopelleT CAMDEN, N. .1.— Real inelal In enna D the anawer sclencr ha* ilepnilini-nt .toll. .a le . .Imnpi-d tin nl thl* tali1 dale, bernune of the iluneer, wn* in a hnniiilul today, fliirtit Mliaii-Guldonia”. now provided to the Increasingly difficult and expenilva proctsa of " T h e participating ruunlriet tiveriige of li per cent mulcr iirieccliilntv of fm lher .trike* nod nerldll* nod uncertain. "A ftrr Ih) Ilernurdl"* auccex*repairing autu hoilie* and fender*. Don't raplac* It, metal it, I* (he It’* true lliut the compnil.oti* lint-down*, An ufflrlal uf rulutnhla-I're*- mud intensify their export drive ful attempt, a hew type af jet new approach. A rusled-uut dour pniicl is drat sanded tu remove dust of lid* year’* volume hu* h«en1 Hut with everything iiotmul, hylerlnn Medical Tenter *ald Hole In the dollar areas if they are to wil* prepared by the Tamoni '•lid paint and then a special fiber is dipped In n solvent and applied made ngain*t the hauuei vent of m-Iii II trade can continue it* pro- 111Non wax not ‘‘In a i-rixl* at thia fuclorle* under Si-rmnlii C’om'tc the now hare metal, as shown lower left. When the fiber Is dry, attain independence from extraor­ I DIM, the tiiil-end of the po*t-Wiii *ent pun- lit the rath legl.ter. time," hut that hecauan of hla pllli’* supervision Hut nftei 'he . McL l. lt la applied uver it with u brush, as shown In tha top photo, dinary outside assistance." the re­ age, hi* rumlltloii wa* rnnaldareri or with a apray aim or a spatula. Duro dry, th# repair I* metal-hard arnd*t|ce, Ihe Germans picand may be sanded smooth and [minted Ilk* any metal for a finished port weal on. "*erlnii* ami iincertan." veuteil n* from working on it 'Job like t> nt mi the lower right. This amaslng new material, a product nnv more." The uegru danrftr waa admitted "Thin will require on the part Tin* journal of the llritlah Roval tu tho Imapltal late yrxteriiay af- of many European bn*lne>*inen n of thu It. M. Ilulliugshrad t’orp . I* now being Introduced in auto body lly HIMH>H JOHNKON It h i Ii m * rroM **•■» IIM I ahop* acinus tbe country. F.vrn individual car owner* who are handy Aeronautic* Hodnty of Jnn. It) 18 leorganlsatlun uf factory methods, ■with sandpaper and a paint hru*l, cun make hotly and fender lepairi iiiuiiiliiig, Adeimuer *unt that the ,,7,",n ■utiBpftelfii-d heart , enndltloit, , records Get mini* flew Jets for tli^ Itl 'N N IN Ii W ATER S TIL L line.- \V.-*l.-,,i foreign „i.lli*l«-i» which had hotheri-d him previous­ installation of now and mure quickly and easily. Ilnrdri tbuii lead ami mare ruit-proof than naln first time Aug. 27, Ib.'ID, with P AIISKNT IN MOST FARM ...... . hint agreed to «!ow down diHinnnt- ly, heroine iidanalflrd, the offi­ efficient niaehlnery In order to less steel, Mct-L-it piovulc* a i.-pair Joh as durublu and permanent lleinkel H. K. 17H. The magaxine H o .MKH IH U IS GAINING ,,y <>.,t,nn *yiillietlc gn-nlim< cial muIiI, lie wa* placed In an reduce emit*, greater attention to •a many mole expensive ine'li »1j now In me. added that the llritDh Gloster Rooulng wat'-i i* p«-rha|>* Ike ,,,,,] *n„-| imtorie* pen,ling oxygen tent. merchandising uml ndvertl*ing, Whittle K-28/HI flew for the first Roliliisou relehrated hi* (12nd1 iei|e*Jgnlng of iirtalucl* sail packgreat,-*l Mingle ciiim-iill-MCC- whirl. ,(ll||„,, <h*ril**imi* la-lween the time Muy 14, ID-11. while the elcctiific.ll.in off.-i* to farm fain- (p.jmuu govenimcil uml the Al Idrthday nine yearH ugu hy danr* |aging to anil American ipefor Atnerlciiii* look off with theli in. ing il'J l,loch** i(own Hrnndwny. H< - ear**, and a ileieinilnallon in I'liited Kintes; Inflnthiii rniiimio-I ill,-*, In tin- opinion of puw«u-u*e |,,K|, ,„mml**lnn. Hell *I' fill/A Alracomet Oct. 1. to utuile. wahonored hy the city for hi* -•rve American cusloim-rs with expert* of the lli.ixl HI.-.IrlticuAilenaue, *„m Mu.l he Ix-lleved 11) 12. i,on AdiiiiuMrniitm. Tlicv itMtimalc niigl.l ultlmulely till year* In *how hu*lne*a on Apr the care and ntleiitinn they re "Slnhli- den, iicmu le* Mitli n Col. Gldglla said Hint Italian HI). 1 1 1 4 (1 , when Mayor William O'celve from American producers." Hud a fa. ,u family of five with u t„ „ cumplete hull in dm hriiml puiliaiucliliiry luisl lime Init-lligi'iice hu* proved that JA C K S O N V ILLE , N**v. Ift-I/I1 ) I In ver proclaimed "Rill Hiihliiaon ■ ini, a,inuml of live*tnrk would u-c nii.ii.lliig, mi to n lug cluingc in It also will In- necr**ary, the I,ceil Io,night Into being nml tho German* never flew any The cell I ml mid south Flor­ Uni." nhaul Jlisss ion* or wider In a year ,t„. ,)|wnic,.ilhnst idan. report sold, fur the .Mm dinll I'lau atreugllu-lied," tin- lev lew mil ida Flood Cunt col Hoar,I him commerclnj distanco with eh Jet could Men in give I Imlr expnrtur* llllUeil. f they hail to do the pumtdtlg and Adeiumei uUo -aid Hml Ha4 liii-ii urged by Florida'* two .urn Helukd In IlklU. Im-Bnllvea tu enter the tough carrying liy I,ami. If the -nmr Allle* hail )ef,i»cd to -top ill* Co! Ghlglla drew nn hla memut^ "The Cinnmu,il*tn have been put l(l U|,UUI) witli, ull liuerican market. Till* will he on tin defensive lhrmiftliii.il fumilv had un elect rle pump iln-y maul ling of foil major mm tu describe the hltlh of Jet proelhk- speed" In developing dene, a* EGA AdmtnlidinPir I'niil free tialion* of Western Fninpe. .’onl ml piojccts wmiltf- wit limit Mweat anil toil umcrit Imhisti ie*. ..tifcgLiuril! pulsion in Daly. . , t to ,4 iinttHxeS Prua* r*a* ’ O stl ‘ G. Hoff ill nn lin* MUggi-ali-d, hy n*e mine than twiro a* much Adiliiuiei emphu*Ui-il the purlinsaid lltv Inventor uf jet -'Hack of this leiieweil spilltiUil 11vI-* nml property. . -Ho — -----— , water. mi-lit nt Ituiiu Unit all the dri-i- di iIn-. Much ii hoard, however. lettltig the export lug ciiin|ianle., "lieilglh nil- the iculitlei uf u ‘ ' iiandef I'rompt use of fcdi-rul idlncat-1 wnnl liijjiu n l r {J|n4 Thl* plentiful Biipply of runulliK \»lnn* 'd the I'iiiim cmifeiciice de- would he set up ullly wllH the keep a share of the i IiiIIuih earned Mindliilllng diet, coiili.d uf m iiii - „ l l 3 will make It tush-r to « "orthftrp .(tab;.■ W water would, ill tun|( bIiiiw up ill iiumled iipuii fin lliei in-got ill I liilr- mule, HliiiHthiK Ihnl lh,u gorI ruin in aajHirt trade, jrjinl inf Itil ion hrmighl iihmit by uldiilii iidilltlniiiil fedeiul aid (ur*" 1*mitfvr* In J-lj . pli-a*auter living, hoalllih-r live- between the Gi-liunii gnveinnu'iil •'I* it*mum nl wnrk, ihjrlnR thu The report coveted KTA oper- -.ti'tiillly ineri,using prediu tion— giunls, Senator, Pepper and llol- plMI* ,ft|r Id* l,#** .1' ..*• •tin(k, uml iiii!ieu*etl milk and vgg anil the three iilln-d high com il«*lii»frullnns «if th»t tio^rd. utlftns up to July I of till* year. now IK per cent aleivi- pn- win .......................mud members here "8WMWlu 'CffM HM loW fjsim W land told i “ If l-i'wis rriilRfd, Ij9 R«fP I*** mlasiiilier* priHlurtliiti. It also'1emphasised tha warning* and cnurugeuU* acllun* taken hy yi-Nltirday. nu»n nt work# ih«n..th*» In (.achnnge for Allied i-onYet ileiplte the JiM-iea*liig num­ HoRand said in- wa* convlncud to- voiced Hy Hoffman two.week* be­ the piirtlcipiiting govetiiim-nlM tn ber uf electric-tinwe red water *y*- iie**lon*, Adenauer suiil that the will act under the *»prgen?y p n - fore the1council of Marshall I'lau Imld down prices nml wage*, x x x if nil of thu tl,fiUO,l)IH) allocated «* *l,h »j:k,£5S vision of the Ta fU I lurtlay S i t ' (leiman government i* irmly to: cmjntrM* In I'nrlet that rccovurv tmu * ln*t*lh-d during icennl "Against the-e achievements, il used or vicee.le.l "we can got "Rnme of.the -WhlU’ House el- hi Impfriltd. hy .Ijnuort rontrol* I ) F.ntei the Ruhr authoilt^ year*, two third* uf the farm lunnft* however, must lie sot the Inability through u deficiency appropria. ..................... *iat Luwi* Vkould >bt fli-lnl* fc -el that Luwl* Would mill acknowledge lltv Ruin h I ii I ii I c and exchange ri-slfirtliin* which of Hi* We*l,-iit Kniopeiui conn- non covering the i-xces* spend­ of the rountiy me. still without ling off tha,, the MrVlfe act as harrier* to irqde. running water. (Inly ft m-muit of that will kev|i mnlrol of tha agree tn) calling, trie* to impiove their dollai posi­ ing without too much trouble. ‘ lliw w * or" (» \ uch ciindUifuut. h r , under such conil iiilmn home* today lack running Ruhr's big *H-el and coal In"It M i ni* di diable to me that ■ It repented, Hoffman'* plea for tion. Despite the fact that tlodi hoard huvlna auihu/|(y,; idrt/ifke duatrieM. waler, llift eftoiioinli- unification of Ku- cull,hill, d exports in (lie ci coinl yml get wink actually started In recomuii-ndutloiiM um^ lYtSif 21 "t'impelate , limcly" with the .no in.ui, of Hie district If posTu lit-lp pul (aim Inline* on a I're*hli-tii ahoiild Invoke fndjThn- t-npft, noting M im ic »l«p*, in Hint ipiaitei or I'J Hi iriiched u |)<■ t sllde. Thl* however, will have to par wiili city dwelling*, KKA la en­ Allied •ecuiily hoaril. direction hut declining lliut pro win |ieiik, shipllli'iil I" the Dnited Ifarilev Act iv* thu ImmrqiMP afep II) Allow foicign hive*lmenl* in tho discri lion of the couraging RtCA-finnni-ed electric been |Htaie* <U— lined ami the dollar gnp 1 left If lin- coal miner* unit (lhe,indus­ ’grftx* "on th<-‘ whole ■ hu H. S. engineer* in charge of the sy*teniM In nssl.-t their miul con- Geiniiin lado*trinl eiitei|ul*e*. lie try don’t reach a *y|t|emi:Rt very - Inw." i widened. )i-h." Hiiiuera in |ihuiiiiiiK inli-ipinte wntei did not *nv what |H‘|Cl lit age of *00,1. With reference to ihe problem "Thi' loahllitv to convert their ■ysleniH, The IIKA coup* du lint foreluii Inti'ie*, tin- G i-iiiiiiii gov (if* high Fuiiipeau prices, It wa* Meanwhile fedeiul mftdlulhra gmutiig 1 1 n 1 ini 1 ,11 oidinit nml Inm (. HAYING inaki. Insinuation* nr, gi-nerully ernmeiit would penult dlsclosi-d thi-v werv cuii*Mftrjh|f stalled: "Devatnulhni of rurrem-le .i'.-ii c i vohi,iic of trade lulu u nNK\V URI.KANS, Nov. 1(1— 4> To take [ml 1 "a,, -oui, a* speaking, sell rigljjimcllt. They njiptiinl MH'iit uf n fin't*fululn|f wax. unavoidable if the gap he .In. 1inn ot the dollm gap 1 a ,/)>,_ The [ireslih-nl of the Aiuerkolti liy giving leciinlcat advice |in**llde" 111 Hie i'ii ni.ti ii i. miiiui iHJiml to luwi «'ff a wulkoff *>[ iwr-en price* In the two part* of i >*m. iii olilfjit i,f tin* pm IU'ijJfilil»K ifn|| Siu'kfly of Muuliuniuul Kuof the lli-m-lux ci,nn,iic. and pointing nut the various fact­ Aitvimuei -.nfH shut the Wmd 'b''k officer* which Ihreatrn* to Iht- wanlern world wa* In liy nar­ count l ies. ijIliciT* Miiy* the nation could or* which *timil dim taken Into German government Imd ,-xniessi d bull pnasvuger rowed." *7*1'Iip * *•"■ • )*J cargp * T. and dry a [iH'ihictjoii and triiile III- , 'live hi tween fit,UtMt,null,IXHI and accnimt in Imylng ii pomp and On the more favmahla side the cell 1 mol productivity Imriroves, f t,OIH),m)n,tU)u mnmally If |t wllllngm-** t„ make the*., cm i-I "blpplng mi tha ,h*' tilmmlng ii water *y*leio to meet U wllllllgtie** to miike tlie*e cull Gulf *t mldnlulit tonight. report said: it 1* c ircntml that price* 111 the, would mu the entire Hoover Ilm need* of a particular home cession* tu I he Wc*l hefuie the William N. Margnlla naslstunt Industrial production In the -mi curie,icy nri-n* gradually u d - 1 ('nmml*»lim it-puit into operumeeting of lin- I'uiU ciiifeienre, -ind farm. They also undertint1 the Tho German rliiiiici-llm al ,u dlM-ctm of the Federal Cnncllm- Marshall flan count rle* reached Jil-1 1In loseive* to I luce prevail- lion Importance of getting a competent Tlo- AN.MK iireshlent, Jumt), Shut I hi- German unveiimten' lIon Service, -aid shipowner* wore ■ new peak In the M-t-und ipjartei- ing ip the hard currency art-as, rimtrai'lor to in»tnll the watering snhl hail iiIho inked I he W ctem fm standing pal against union demand of Ihe year; thi- farm outlook In­ tlm. alluvciiig trade again to How Todd of New <it leap*, made thu system. dicated a probable record post-war freely nod permitting Import re­ Mtidt-meot la*l nlgiit In un ml. ell'll nilnl*ler* III In In nii iiige for n rotnrv Idling hall. And In the sled Industry. Allrg- production; foreign trade expand striction* and foiulgn cxcliang. dress hefori- the l.milalana KnStep up in rural oUTtriflrutlnii for lilt end •" tin- *tiile of will-. h o i t fi l f UAH h i 1 t n g.iici-iiiig Society and t)i« New hrny-Ludlnin’* H-’.OOfl employa* ed— hut not In the direction uf the icgiihitioioi to la- lifted." ■luring recent year* will greatly Grinin* si-etiun uf the AKMK. joined thu liack-to-wnrk parade as c o n 1 1 s r 1 fiu-illtale effort * of rurui cltlien* thi-ir emit run i« signed. tu provide Ihi-ir home* and meet* Many small firms have jil»n»d ing place* with running water and lunialnn-lnauranca pact* with CIO ndcipintu pumhhiK. these power(l-«a«ln*va s-rma r M , nBS> use .*pi-rleii*|s of the U. fj. De­ heroine a threat to w-oild m-ace." ateclwnrket* and mnal of tha partment of Agriculture point nut. "previously Frunn- and Norway WXI.000 steel workers who stnielt Today more than 7ft percent uf tho railed on tlie Asu'inkly I,, npprnve nut (let. I ure ex per led hack, on i Nation'* farm* have electricity, a* propinal* for ii woild wlde reuails their Jobs wllhln 10 days. compared tu leva than 11 pet cent of all arm* hut ainniic weapon* ii lullft when KKA wn* eatahllshrd. and any other lu-tniment* of ■cl authenllratad information Con­ cerning th*« conventional arm*Whllo the Installation of running mas* destriirtlun. water system* I* nut keeping pace The ( 'iiiindiun-Nni wi'giuii pro­ manta •ml armed force* of otnw with connecthma fur electricity, It posal wn* «iil.milled i„ 11,,. As­ countries k* making prugrea*. Morn nml sembly's fill-nation special politi­ During awurity council iwhata* mure farm fmullie* are letting the cal committee ns Hint body be­ on the ia*u«. Russia Inalaled Mut water and tint the memhare of tha gan debating (lie ipie-dlmi of anna ■ny arm* census mult Include a A double chance to win! FlltST count of atomic weapon* a* well reduction. family do the running. - a Local Comaat judged by The proposed arms rensu* wa* ■■ the convent lonaf type. The local judge* rlgkt In your own went cm power*, however, reject­ approved earlier thl* yenr hy thft MANY AltTICLKH SHOWN community. All you do U write Wownhltchkn, Flu. — Mora than If, N. Cumin la*lon for convenfloual ed the Soviet demand* on tM your rcaaon In SO woldi or ten 1,000 article* mode hy the Gulf ■rtnamcnla hut wa* killed in thft ■round* that atomic enntrot al­ -o n the Local Entry BlankCounty home demnmdratlon club Recur It y Omim-ll hv n Soviet veto. ready v u heIna conntdered by Tim new reaolutluit calla on nil I ho U. N. Atomic Energy Com­ Kiri* and home demonHtratlon club why we thould give you a new mission ami that any data on nu-nitwra nf the Security Council women wore exhibited nl the fair IMQ Shalvtdor Refrigerator. II atomic weapon* nhould ho handled hero recently, according tu Mr*. Io eoopcrnlft In Irylng to achiova our judge* •elect your* a* the separately. unanimity on thi> mica ipicatlon. Wilma A. well, homo agent* beat ream , you will get a new Tha proposal would put tho As1950JJlt Jenifer4 R tf tic* rator fa bt Ty Cohb, In ltd year* of majet ' I V on record a* recognising no arms *la*lm* are llkoly league play, compiled a Ilf* tint# awarded by tu and dtlivtnd rigfn loyturktmt. NEW YORK. Nov, 15— (A1) — Relailer* are facing a pretty bright future in llte next monlln ahead a* far a* their talei volume ii concern­ ed. Tin* pinch cornel in profit*. The amount of money being rung up on department itore cash registers right now is only a ihodr below a year ago. Ami remember that ImhI year wa* our of the best InW — — ----------------------grand total* that department An,| it |„ (rllp |JjM| , h(1 •toil.* ever hml. present goo,|.showing la partially lilt thl* year the r profit* are lu,.olln,l.,| fol ,jy „ t, mpor'|lrv (lll, hclNK .IniVc.I .town l.y high .. H-r-( > U r|, ............ ,h|. vu|„ £ (l/ allng co»t*. On i-vi-rv *rur.. It c«i*t«j|M(l, , u, ,[d* li|m. | more to atay In hu«lm-.. now than |yll||rV Inuk,.n , M„ .. yen. ago. A* one m,•reliant .a -I. ycnr'» gm„| hualnoa* look .till I In- more you earn the h-*» you tt«-llor. ’B U C t D £ (S lA /'M fM T “Kojanffles" Robinson H Heart Attack Rural Common Benge Herman Agreement Senators Speed On Flood Control Coal Strike CROSLEY MILLIONDOLLAR GIVEAWAY UiiHwia Hramlod G et th e th rifty p o w er o f a h u s ty n e w Ym , war $2,080,008 iHCuhaad valuabia prizes. 4th ANNUAL ORLANDO FIRKMKN'8 BALL j t'RESRNTH FREDDY MARTIN AND HIS WORLD FAMOUS ORCHESTRA QF STAQR, RADIO AND SCRRRN FAMR. THURSDAY. Nov* 17 - 9 to 1 TghW RiMrvMtoM i t Caiaotut vt&spwnri in four whtalbaeee far'tit., 14 or IS f t and 17 or I I It. •treaaUlBed •rudebakOf tri H » « » M-ton and t-tenoai an alaa available. in addition to and eeparato from our local conical*, where the Mini word* you write lor the Local CantaM (or different, II you prefer) may bo wbmltted on the National Entry Blank and compete for the Grand Prlaea of cath, kitchen*, and refrigerator* to be awarded by Croalajl , �'-7T •i V* t w- ••• * , r In U n it y T h t r * In Stre n gth— To Prater l the the World i To ProoioU Ihe P r tir tN of America. To Product Prosper!" for Htaforl f f l u * , § VO LUM E Ching Dumps Coal Chief At Truman Door •• _______ _ Federal Mediation Of­ ficial Says Further Mediation By Him Would Be Fruitless W A SH N G TO N . Nov. 16— </»*)— Federal Mediation Chief Cyru* S. « Ching today turned the deadlocked ^ c o a l diipute over to the While Houte for action. Ching reported to John R. Steelman. Preiident Truman’* at* •itlan l, that further allem pli to gel union leader John L Lewi* and coal operator* into an' agreement «eemed uieleaa. After teeing Steelman at the White llo u te he told reporter*: ■* “ It it our ro n iid tred judgment that further mediation at (hit time would he fru itle n ." Ching laid he wap filing a writ­ ten report covering the eoal rate with Pretidenl Truman (his after­ noon. He said It would nnt contain any recommended couiar fur White House action hut would Include a ^ number of auggaatlona on what <• can lie done. These suggestion* were report­ ed tn Include eatahltlhmnt hv Mr. Truman of a fact-finding board outiidv the Taft-lfnrtley law with power to recommend aettlemcnt term*. Another suggestion wan reported to he uae of the Taft-IIartley law’* nutlnnnl emergency provltlona. In­ cluding a court injunction to liar n new coal atrlke. ^ The White lloute. however, au­ to neared willing to give John L. t.ewla the real nf this week to ac­ cept a fact-finding board Ilka the one which helped aettle the ateel atrlke. A truce ordered hy I.cwli when lie ended a M-day mine atrlke la»t week explrea on Dec, 1 In other labor disputes the eilua* lion waa aa followa: Shipping— Strike of 'J.OOO A F L deck officers In Atlantic and Gulf ^ poatponed on# week while federal 9 media Iota eeR ttt -IruH dUt hiring i Uh i i **** n e r «••• •jsr Farmers1 Market Has First Sale Of Season's Celery • M _ V The flret celery aale fur the KnIt season nt the Sanford State Former* Maiket wae reported Monday hy llarnld Kaitncr. Ha described the eelery, shipped from /.ellwand hy {., Dmlit aa of good duality. I.oral shippers, after a rheek In the relery growing reglnna nf Hanford. Oviedo and Hlavie, re­ port total planting of 1,278 acraa or 177 acres more then In 1048 et IIi Ih time of year. Of thla acreage, fi!M la planted to whlto end 684 to |iH»ea). Total Florida celery la e-timated now at 1,467 acrea of golden and 1,306 nf paacal tom•’••red with I t in of golden and 1.017 of paacal laat year. The iican deal la about “over the hill" here and supplies will b# lighter from Kniiih Florida for about a week, ray ahlimera. 8u, pile;, were light yesterday at th 'ttate Market due tn rain Interferlng with picking. Acreage of beans declined In tnla •action thla year from 320 acrea In Nov. 1048 i't #2" In 1040. Cabbage plantings dropped from IMS acrea to 371 acrea. Cltrua fruit la reported moving (letter than In any early period. Growers In l.ake County report that they are looklgg forward to a period of cool, dry weether. Work la going forward at Uia State Market on tho now plat form on the aouth lid'le, and to the large paved (trot M w being grade.) for paving, K ltd of tho market. Thla will gNatly Incroaao facllltlea at tho Market, accord­ ing to Manager Sagdy Andereon. B-29 Is Reported Lost Off Bermuda H A M ILTO N , Bermuda, Nov. IB— (A*)— A United State* Air Force 0-28 with 20 perhour nltoerd wae reported missing today on a flight from Riv­ erside, Calif., to Bermuda. Search plane* have gone out Irom Bindley Field here. The plane wt* uuc here at 7:10 A. M.. Eastern Slander.. Time. It wan believed to havn cumc down in the Atlantic off Bermuda. Four plane* urc .cnrchlng tin area. The craft, from the Hcimut Squadron of the 22nd Bombardment Group, wae one of a number of B-20* rn route from California to Britain, which etnp over In Bermuda. D ixon Convicted Of Manslaughter In English D e a t h Jury Asks Leniency Be Granted 17 Year Old Shotgun Slayer Clim ating a tenie two day trial end following more than two hour* of deliberation a jury in Circuit Court returned a verdict of man•laughter at 4 :4 5 o'clock yc*tcr■lay afternoon in the cate of Joe Turner "M ik e " D iio n . 17 year old blond haired youth who had been indicted hy the Seminole Grand Jury on a fin l degree murder charge following the ihotggun .hooting nf hi* uncle. Carroll Engliih. at a fishing camp near Lake Jeuup on ihe night of Sept. 3. Tho verdict carried a recommendation of leniency. Dixon wa* returned to the Coun­ ty Jail (tending lenience by Judge M . B. Smith. During the time the jury wa» out the youth nonchanlanlly alood imidc the doorway to the courtroom talking to hi* fa­ ther and mother and imoking a cigarette, a k e casually and with little betrayal o f amotion other than curiosity impacted tome phottgraphe of tb o s lo k man take A try Deputy Sheriff Charle* Beck, end which had been laid on the Clerk'* d tik by Sheriff P. A. M cio Tho body of Englbh had heat, photographed as It lav In ankle deep water outside the fishing ■hack near Lake Jeuup which had been lined by Dixon and n man named J. O. Hnpgood. tt wa* re­ vealed that following tho shooting. Dixon had called the office of Sheriff Mcro to reveal that he had ehnt hi* uncle. Both Sheriff Mero and Deputy Sheriff llcck testified that <vhrn they had arrived at the camp, Dixon had led them to where Eng­ lish lay, and had pointed nut n rifle laying near the feet of the dead inan, which .lie had been carrying before being shot down. The youth, they stated, had alw* told them that following an argilment with English, the latter hail Mrs. Sidney J. CattH Dies In De Funiak DE F U N IA K SPRINGS, Nov. (g _0 P )_M re . Sidney 4. Call*, widow of formar Florida Governor Sidney Catta, died at a hospital here today. She waa 86. Mr*. Catta hae been an Inval d Mince ah* fall »nd broka • nip txmc lant Ftbruary. Service* will be held here and Mra. Catta will be buriad in the family plot beild* formar Govern­ or Catta and two seas.Catta waa govamor of Horlda from 1017 to I N I . She ia aurvlvod by two aona. Sidney J. Catta. Jr., former aUt« * attorney In Weit Palm Beach and Ed. D. Catta, Mlaml| three daugh­ ter*. Mm. HowirdJCawtheg, De Funiak Springs, Mra. EllsaUth Paderlck and Mra. Allca M, Btlegel, both of Jackioavllla. BRK8BRK R BHU __ H U N T E ___ H O U G H TO N L A K E . Mich.. Nov. IS-M AI— A beraerk deer hunter blaatad a companion to,death.with • shotgun In ■ lonoly tamp today LONDON, Nov.' 16 — OF) — •nd then critically wounded himHealth Mlnllator Anourln Haven Mlf, Sheriff Chwles Btephaa, Jr.. I* aghaat at ono ongly of tho rvptfltde national health aahotno that ho A third hunter eacaped being by fighting off the gunman. ■ hlmaelf admlnlitera., vr.*> He told Indian atudenta at victim waa Herman Jewell. Unlvoralty “ “ sheriff eh. The The. ah; M , of Galaea. Mich. night! **1,o w that wo bavg, got tho ."N national health aoMoo baaed on prescriptions, I, ahodder to ^ COLOMBO P A B A D B , k of the esseelese cnacado Prof. J. N. Croomot oaptalnof medicine which hi pottring down British threats ot tho pro­ aont lima. •I w»«h I tt'o efficacy ^C lO -tlllltv With E g h Beheol. •wallowed. BritaliT FindiTT H»» Fill For Everything ifey s f e g m 5S’ iv a L ra s a s ; g = 5 P a je f3 A M T A TTO R N I T G O T BRA L f ^ M A B m W n * . 1*^ JA Y C U Tho regular ef tho totivee ________ ____ ______ . S T C 01 Sure upoeuway. * w ^ • T T -i a t t f AN n IN D K P K N O E N T r D A IL Y f Truman Okays Housing Loans Of 20 MilUon H a lf-M illio n T o I m a » _ f D av ™ I til i| It <1 rofit iftHPfl root 11>*••••)£|i I hor-ulsi slightly cooln tnnlxht. t A M M O cintH I ’ rc .w A rm istic e W EA TH ER _________________ N O V . Ili. m ill S a n f o r d ’s l TH E •122 Lrn.-crtl W ir e — no; U.S. Prot est s Firing On Ship By Chinese P arade »*y • A c Ii c m h i P erson s By Low m ciii H o u sin g P la n tll'f S B e n e fit R ent r N K W S I'A I’ K K S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A " W E D N E S D A Y g o U b H a h td XXXX *i< S .ivs ( II T rea ty W .tr rl Iv’ c l l * lu M IC .IIllid tl O f . ( <m m i i r . l m p o s s i l t l e W ith in N e x t 2 Y e a rs I t i l l >1 l I I s>, |g— W ASHINGTON. Nov It. (/p) i' IIi i I.imi'Hr* tm MrNcll — Pretidenl Truman Indny Uochrd ImM f It* I tut *it S it ifivis todnf the public hnuting program by ap­ Kitwi.i 4iir* t*»i mc>iii|a tin* »»in id tm • nt u n i lilts it tt f i r m y proving loan* totaling $20. )75,400 I nf l.oim.iHMi It..It III* hi id IK#V to I OR cities for ihe planning of Ifiisst.iiu l».»%r mil rtll •hell* low-rent home* fnr ■ li.ill-inillion I n n i '* >iini- lit* i nil n l l l i r penon*. khliifr t i n lit ili^li It n r r r-d d t io r iril, llirii u ttiril | »»r1 1 l i m n .-.,oo(M The Ineut will finance ilir *urimhi Hint t n i .o.irnii vey* and planning for I 14 KM) I \lt I si i i I *-, N mv. IA— dwelling* in 27 ttalei, I'uerln Run. ' 1*1 Ihr IM**» t IlillMF I Off!and Wathinglon. D. (*. II*IIIII»• f I'1*1VIM III I ll t It it It MV Mr. Truman'* arlion w*. an­ eIm IImii!nl flu mc Ii I ttl I'hhtfMH nounced hy John Tavlm l.i'an, N *•!te.itttlt wl .Irli »; tliH In ktf|l tlttlf sr.tlw tit •!*•• I mlril .NjicoinmiMioner of ihe Public I l»u<mg ll"li's lint N i#eegfi.e)••*# I hint Adminitiratmn. . |i|ir iii«| lnil.it !•> h n r inlh* t liii'fl ••mmi'l. •ii|*|i<ift In hfll*^ Epan taid loan icmii.nl, will 1 Him ii mi |iii nI'|i« rlliiflt bf, w be tignetl at rapidly a* pmnhle I lin •Ihim r K» il • hi iinhfAt with ihe local limning autlmritic*. •• ili it#r ih« N ifl.illilhut fit-*'J Itf,ill*.ii in lh* rm li'il N.tlKWM. The loan*, the (irtl tn he made un­ I hr •hiiIi i it r\|M*rtnl tn*» der the long-range hnuting act ap­ i .in* "hiii Ihr (mliliml mm* proved thi* lummer. are prelimin­ ♦till* «• t •Le 1111 N ili.m.illtl ary to later financing anangrmenl* < I III.i •I»iii|it Illll Ii* Hll>l ItlllelJ •»i.i, |ii«ih ililt iti hl wrrli which will permit the *lart nl con•truction. W \ IIIV.IuN \... Ir. —(/P> The limning devetcipmiMit- limn, I hr I HI*. .1 iii* i pMitritinf rlied today are in he tindertliken f.* lh • Ii........ *n *11*111 ili I < n v r i n * within the next two year*. Phfltn I V Olii r ititiri* thi* elm k at Flint Stm i an,* i *hk \v•n 4* ill.ii l*m| •lie*Ml it* mi » * 1 lien*- \r W.ltnitp I Fund- have been reserved fm 1 *111 " 'I t I n till' llali »* ll nncithrr DM) iin-nl milli««rltii-i* which tin* ( line* nf limitliri n IrIn .ill.in in ^anfm • ^ •» • ii. : i • iiiiiiM'i ♦in.i \i||Mi* iii lei**vf lidflt Armintin ..f Wmi.i W, 1 Vt'll'l 4IIIS Ilf It » - . 1 1 111 III. ♦"» ’1•MHIll.l Ifi I In \k ii in Mi1 Intend tn take purl in the fii-t sary «»f th«* Nov. II. M * 1 »• M n tn i i. t . 1. |. |tfi 1 III)* |) • ' i t " '"I 1 I'f.tl S* IllM'l •• * ’ • if tu-ii Win Id Win ♦ , tin* Sp’ininh Aim tnnn Wm > »n two yrnric nf tho pilldic linn-'i g 1 " | II . H '1 II I 1III' Ml at i* ll" I •i* linii«l<4in«,n and p.tn Irnti*, Natii.nnl (iii.nd'imn uii.i •i••• ii M )M< . n f im : i. i'M linttii ln|d program. •!*• i.V I » in* l ’t III. 1411 Ml.' nt*n% i. .1 l|* H • ...» • !.• • i I iv lit ii in The legislation provide* fur many Ini'iil m tfunixation* imradt'fl *ni almut Hilt,000 unite „vri the in xl llliMirth *•• |* *sl i brill)* H U M alx year*. •H!*llli •♦ tin ti.l ni." uni! .J Alum* Chicago led the linl nf i-i.ic* . .in In • with 21.000 dwelling* |iro|iu*e<l • ir. | .. i d ■d < Inn\ . Ii. ....... 1 New York wa* aecnnd with 2«» • non. but New York’* prellmimny M' ( llM!itill 1 I m |l mi nt •' A n i r i j . Inan amount* to 12,180,000. eon• III ( ..... 1 < • l | f l .1 \ »iw, i n Waul H alderahly higher than the $7,Ml.0tiO H« ** i , , i . l * M t . t s i l l i: lit M u k il. II p " •‘III l\ 1'IM " • c any approved for planning In Cliiemfo. t**nri* l« l| P ie * s S la li * * u lr r |Mil'll* III. ' 1 i till ,lt I* n m ! let ngniOther *lxcahle npprovnl* ineludI I'.n.l «Kge*l muilc* i t n | , tin illOOIKI I n m u h >>l|n ed l.o* Angele*. 10,000 dwelling*; '.V1E x c e l p i s W e r e K m i m l 11«III •1 ll, 1 Illll* ,«• ( M .inoinitl New Orleans 3,000; Bnltlinore D e tro it P o lic e C a r j f , II".J it *••»' i llir •nil Imm «*lllle|-biMII>ii I iiiiix ** l.i elimiuv In .w.iim ill I't.V. II llll’OI 000; Washington. D. C. 4,000; Nc.rIllfV liV tall m il ail an il i m a i l llial l e a d * l i m n p a»t O il l l t'l A fII. alii • llir | »i •)•!• M • * brtiyr R ace T h ro u gh C ity ' " 7 • ••• •OIIIIIIK ,,v folk rt.OOlt and Nawark n.r.oo. T •*. * [ 1 nr% % 7*ee%|iit ilitv I m ii a r , w l t r i r l l i r y «i . m «cl all t h e l i e . n i a n g r ......... r c s | c ( l j,, N t. w Y o rk •‘Approval of the*# lean* mean* III I'll in .11. •it hi ••Ll |l i tiic reS treets In P u rs u it t ,.,.i . iu -'.- v ^ 1.. v •i IhiiiI,%tlt*8l It*:* .ili«*e««l i* iy, . that the**# local housing authori­ If l%t d two M A . III' l.ll 1 brill by ♦ V\ 11|11 i nil ••lldly lilt* nl It#•e*e| fltjt \l \V V iH k . Nm Me I T 0) ties may now taka the fir«t con­ fill 1 »miiiii mii i I ' h ’illl«* III iiiiitliern D K T R n il. Nov. If* t/I’i A * |nMr ll'** in»illi nit*I ti ifiHitI t*n**nn f !#•I* I crete »tep* toward building find .1*1 |*iimri Ini" f«*l»l K "' I i .iu|i* .ill'll f.»r ...........In if • new home* for low Income fami­ fieri «l police *ccull cat* inaiccl 1***11 N t HHIIi I h 'I iilo itr lv H i l l ' l l , i ** I'V n | ^1%HIM ih y viHiiii! vvi*m iii 1 I n it lies.” Egan'* *tatemeut *ald, i. i 'hii •• l»i tn* A111*«rI• S E A L C H A I R M A N lliioui’li Dcllciil'i Ciitl *uic »ttcrl« .'•I \ l.h i ri h f t o f h i i lu'iiur hii.i i lilttlilv m Ml limn" lliil irl.ilril I im i ' i|iii* •! . ♦rtLin): u p t h r n u i t - j Thp <clt* of the prellmloHi v limn iait nntlil to ir*c up an alultu led (CeaMaeaS oa Pea* BUI ••M l 11|. ifM'ltl |(ll»ll|w wllftl'4 .111.1 f. .ll.mm i’ll* i)’V lliil llllliril lilll I • "itii Ihi' K"ii*mi f iiiiiinnidit * • f ii'ii il ii*#*, A* li» im *a" t , child. 3T*-% **TV' I III i||\kii\ • 1* ll v|H11 fit I III' thill ( la* -i tin o) '. HI*.It'll fit U lt Mil lilt’ll \AII \ ...till \rfi«'siiii ih <i »’*l tin* | ii I ’ nt Allci .HI liolir'i trn*e liunt .mil I Iii * )*n\r i n m r i l l • ll*tILs>'» lll.il *'K | ' •. tVIH *I it Hill III. » I* i III I Hllll'l IV* cli.isc. Ill IIr Katcn Kueclirinci»t<i, Kill III. Illy .IIIHHtfl.lt I imI.IV 1 ' I >|it% I m m ih r v%nr ' j lit*’ tit ». in I ’u r i lint 7. •lolcii (lino lift liullir. wa* m • ill, l l i r t \ | n i u r tMin i •I 4|n 11■I .(> j uni m Mi •<I* \vHi. 11>* Hi tl i h amI I . *i ”ii ,." ) ,(,"i • i"n < wit.mi HIM. I' illll I. \ 1 1 h l lftll«’ ' | • ••'i'll m i n i 1 • a i u l l.« .t.1.4* lumrd c.iirlv In llir atm* 'd lo-' S*Illll* I' l.H Itllllll1 1•ee9• i in • u . t t i l " • ' •r • fi.mlii mcillici. it. Ill III l I'lllll' 1" V V <1. t'!M»’r 1 . I n l l " a 1 O '• mi In Him l\ f»‘< t Ililt W I I I " ’ . l u l ....... . « " K " •• » • I»l> K.urn bail been tnalihril *u ’ nm I Hi. |»HH|| f ••1Illll' will 1. a.I N. is *| •11k "1 •t|i t l " I ' , , . . ♦«d : 1 L, ATLA N TA . Nov Id (/l1) - luallv Itiilll the Imimuii nl lin laoo f III I* ll t i i i i m h r i *»f t 11**t t*• !•'• IM’I*, A l l " ."Ii i>nil»li•i •/* I i liri ’ 1 -It V 1" I.l tt ii.. w . l i ....... 1 Mn i gar cl Mitchell while dying Iv I It* lh >f| h -'I'-tl" ' • " n i l ' ll' i i ) ) I •» "» WII f • • . er| |i»|ied like hrr heroine, Scarlet. ly 1)! . •«.|ii "|. . .M\ " ,l i n i l ••. b n , t i l l ......... I'll 1 •i ni h r v • nil l.'iv I hill)* ... Il> ... • it l M i li m n |" ■ • '• I* n'jlHtM, that tomorrow woold I line Inllnwril a priilmn d i ' tlt.lt ..1 ill* It 1 f M w n r i t , 11.•«••el h* ,t|.t i I hitii ii v< 'll »l)f" ii •i’ii •1y " i' ll IM- ".| 1. ♦Ilf* hr "another day." by IB puliir *i mil i an who Ii lul O ii I li|>* hill).’' fill uni't i 'i » ) • i 1III" II i 1" "I! 1•’ 4|* \\ ll M It A • 1*11. IfC.lt M / i •M ••! t*|viii)! Thr la*t hoitre of the fatnou* •o' « " f I I* . I II. •"liniii |? I m . i i f iceel.l" tl t.1* • iii 'ikiii) ' in i' liirttmr "f "fhine With the Wind" >|,rn|* nl HU ami 'HI mile* an limit u*» t. . tl.. t " l II" I 1*«IVr 1llfl " lit »"• |( tiRiiniieil I life* fie . • M||, lIll’V .III lit '•ere dexcriherl yesterday Dr. in .in clgllt-iiiilr «lirrl» anil ill'*' k *..l " W l i f t l h ’i w ii ii I It. Kali* ('h»rlri. A. Dowrttan. wlro trial­ raic in putMlll. " imt. t<mi hi mill.• u|. I ! ..I i* II* V5.t tl.. I h l i 1.1*1 la 1 wil ed Iter. Illll llir lilniiilr, Mlir rynl • > .' •iHIlihf’i m i f tiiih is ti v , " (ii*| ,i f. >1 Dr. Dowtoan testified nt the I. il.. tl . .anl li*‘ 11 m * all. tl iii I III llilfllx I f||X Mill* III! Inal of 20-yesr-nld Hugh D. little tlm worse lot lin rxpciiniM 1•v w 11 I, \ | m . I *|.|.m I iv%,» • ■f ’ill IIS itOil 11III k *l "|I .tl ult Crnvitt. rliarged with striking wa* lirniiglil home unlinrmril H't’lilll)' I” .1.1. .1.1 r.lm*. •Ho t |thj|4f*« >tt. n i i | m i l a n ' ♦.•I’ Mi«* Milrltell down with his A JlB-yrnr-nltl father nf « hah* Ho* f f i i i r l t t .it* nil-* f i i . t in mntorrr ear no Paaclrtree Street. girl wn* ssised ii* a siispi'ct I...... ill i|' i l.'*IH lu III)f III ..I will jM'*»)!li”iH|vi* l l filiHiiiv W r ’ll m Gravltt i* lielng .rlrd for In\ lh' •• hi * HiL.f. h. v *n I'V "'ll Tn cliiof i***liit«llt proscciM'" h •*VI* l*» Vl’H ll 'l*’Vlilm il |. .|| t ul*• volnntarv oraiiNlHtrvhter. lh" full n o''m g "f *.' '. iii * V Itiiltdi tiarlicr it wna "noly •*, ii v •h *.i».’ I*" * ' • O ’. .|t ffoi’PIH’l " The attlhor died at Grady gmcv nf t inil mill efficient |>"b" •f *lu I' lor ul i Haul >i \ (aI . • . ..I,| I* . • .hi Ml Memorial Ho*pltal on Aug. 10, work” tlmt Kiinm wn* i o h ic i I tmi w••I lu In Id at il.. M . fafr M< llllU h ill'. III! Stole* ill I |.11 .1**lin Me'iikm lh . | . i r - i i h i i t **f Mi* ' filplov* * 1 .it in ...... d«'piu»i five days after she wa* hurl. •dm lies. |tu a • i .t mm). V I* •hi •> iihi M ii )’ Him): 1 .i i i l l n i . l i v . .InyriTN, h u t hi'fii r h • t» il • Gmlier *nid *i*x wn* ll.......... i• 'In mi* Dr Dowiuan said she was iiu|*Miupi I'M'*. *if l.ind, I m l|.« |i.i)«wihh* for I hi* vvintn vi if • •# • Mill .... .1 ' • h i m n n in t lie < hi H i m . .*• .• i hot Hll.l ’ •I ' cc.nsclous the whole time, hut III till' lllullll-tur, will! *ln|e hul l, • <iiVt|ilii|tM in Si iiiiiih I.' I ' h . iii I \ l h . il."i ...... ... * . i, M- lh",un* 5 i< • fi.iiif’ 1 h y a u l i i frnni |Ilf llvllijt lnnin of lu l tumn II.tl" • iih »" ’i h< it II'* )!«fV( .1 t« i I duiville. in delirium kept rei'rotlug: In. >m ii" 11<in<*||. •V* lie " w i l f u l m i n F l o n i h i " i f ll*l Si iiln i i i i < hi'iiiif |il I'piil * *l i*.i ’ll fn*liioiuililr Alter Kniiil W m >h.»ii?9«>ti *f t la* i" a ii•iij’ "I'll take rare of thl* In the nil Katcn 1 lei iiiunl, Eu .11 . burg. j f •• til RI ii ' h h o iifir y it - p llII11, |)P I , » 11 i* ono nf three cIu IiIm i • » I f H f • > 1 •fuv It. w.» nrornlng.” 1 Muiini lint n. ‘I ,n n > t T m iilll i »«• h r |iliiri'il iii th* niii'l . h* )fifiiiiiii* • 'O fill ill ifit.i Ihr hliilrN I ii *1 1 lh i»|.I Mo- i ' if)»f Itaiti* This thought was from the nf K i ii I Kiii'rlionnii'lNtei, lutrdwiH' N«iv. »f I l o f o i u n i t l«»9l l l f i u . t r " I t ’ll ii wi ll f. \V «f| " d................. . I iMMIlrlh.n, I l.'aja V|. *|'l • OrI Inst lines of her book. There. Nalesnmn. linuln. Wilder lim d i,. Wilder . i'MiHiftrfl wnyrihli* N|iftl, fiiiiRi'fl hy ff MNltflUFW *»•# r«a » Rial Officer* arrested Williiim II M i Sc nrlett. deserted by Rhett I’ml k, Jviniiiiuiiii .'ii , SI i I'm.'I, t're0 i Iih I m io* mill ii f io |i it'i il look grey twn miles from Die U"> Butler. *nld: '••id flltv, I'nloll.M a \Mk-Midme. H r l r ( h r I ' H i l l l r u n <|Hiiff hi •I j i v h ’ I ' h H e l p i V l o v "I'll think nf It all tomorrow where llir uhdiirlor alisiidooeil In •iviedii, Hunfuid. lh. Ill' ll. Wild1 It .if iinitiK p J i i i n . ii lu x hii .I )*.•• ut Taro, x x x Tomorrow la an­ car and fled afoot amid pnle> '•II I III* «Iii ( h hf* WHIi I h ho I ’lo r ilin ' gunfire. S I r a t i f i e d T a m p a n s .......I, I lay I miiii Himi li, |i"l •nil, other day." '• « Snivinii llem Ii .mi i.m vet"ia < H o iiM . T h r u ' m u tio o k l ri lie Imd loft Karen In ........... Policeman Wingo testified he laud t* llitiftc wliPiif thi* m ill I'll a m i horn TAMI ’ \. Nm in smelled alcohol on Gravltt and Rile rlamliercd out niul M'limpei. ' !•♦ Itiini -p* tl.l'l f..| 11,. . ........... . .. (' H h h i p h i t l n u , li'lifIf'• l i n o lihili)! .nl* that the rabble waa "Ihlck- off to tile refuge of u iieuit in...t "f »l " III U .III..1Ml • hi* f l o iP n m l fiiiimi o f flu* K v n I I . • ! " c l | " r | l , I l c |M< III'III " f th e I.. . . . tnuguri! and hi* eyes didn't house. • l* tl||t .’ \'t" 7 I.. . fin rill' lil III . I . i tilti.ii Me.* I Tm , R h n h -1 n m l iiim | ir hIiov. iidt m i orti Malirey, mnnager of h am'iil "U illg 0 Mi•••I* i to ,11. ilt.i't.iig fncu*." a .t. . ••l •* l|l|,». •I •' l" 11li I I " I H . n l e Itllllll Iff I Mill . W B H eiNflRNM foil now* <M«4 "I I In* vvny I mil Hint iiiIk IiI In* Police Hgt. J. P. Eavaa also I.f» »'"Ill Illll".. 1 ♦.•lllll.l’l • '.f Mil*, vie** pieiuleiii ..f III. I'lurl/la 0 dove in flight, me it. tin i„.. i "- »l f o r ii p l r n f r . Ilm ik erH A s s i a 'l n t i o i i a n d i M . ' i u l r n t said Gravltt had bean drinking, mil" • lllt’llll.l t i •••** of lining pic pond fm on..Im.IllforilllltilJH It'IIIM’," jllHf M >d dir (.'nuinierciul Hud uul hut added, "f don’t think the Tl.. l . *. ..It."It inn nf <i ♦*.. Is ot Iinid.piiirti'i. nf ihe Si'.uii.i.l*' •i"^t Hip *St. MuryN ICivpi mi II I 1<1.1 I Mlllpllliy, . I ala I In', i| M. men waa drunk. hat •' '•MImI h Ii ' Mil' fillin'! Hil­ .(••nutV T i d i e r . " . I . A -•» i.*i I 'a l l . e y c i ' i d i v i ' **-. i e i i . i , o f *he S l l i )( h w i i y 17, ta n l a f f t ’il hv l l i r r r *S an fo n l Another witness waa John "t Fifth Slicc'l Ilf.<I .Ink Avi'imi', a* 11 a i ' t i v r yifliiiir w n i m n w h o h n v r lin' till I MU' . Mil I l l ' l l CVliy III «M |I I'T .'iu ia H a n k e ii, mi I imii , O r Marsh, pale trrav-halred widow* •follll .S.'iikoi ik, S. HI Sol. C l..iii hi''*i» 1 1 Milled i n H t r n i h r w i n t e r mid pcl.i'ig ill* a* imi*ii v iii*i mi hi iulii. ( ; lull g e \ I ii i a g ' i ii e rr of Misa Mltfhell. a* .lie ' un They li v to iiiim iii ' c' Organlxatlnn nf n Civil All l’» m ol. announced i.olnv p i e Mdenl u f I n c A l l a n . lc '• • i . l o n a l KiamhI o n I h r ri ir h i r t e i u p . , Marsh said he never will he trnl unit dpslgned to tear), tie !•• tl|kc "li* MlllOe p»'l i.ill'C lllllll. Pills year’s Heal wa* ili'.iguc'd \ h o u f r»n riirn u r r *l»i|*|»mj: m h ni; rea able to forget the motor ear essential* of air navigation, im t.'.' 27-veai •old ll.'ili.'it M M"v«‘i*j I'ami'' ' i anait lini"i .".tiniat.'il it H a n k <<f J a c k im v l l li • a n d Itny II l ease <•» •in Iwarlng down upon hla wife a* tenrojogy, and other "ground *'.h „f |,,.„nln. N .1., who*. cm t ied *<1,1)00 prisons tlnilv mild •iibliH, vice pii'Mileid of Hie Flrat "i igiiial 1 they crossed th# itr##t on their Jects, ’ got under way ln*t night .hawing won fl»*i nr./, it Ti in |iiii t tVniki'i* I Ilium Naiiun.il Bunk ul (iilamlu m a no I lie liiisiiiea.i *«'*adni will !»v fa. way to a movie, H U vole# broke when 22 persona, Including two imn-wl.le H IM, Mirer* walked mil wdhmd i o m I i ' hI . ( I ih I . . ' " ' il Ii aa he told of ageing It atrlke women, met In the hangar nl the 1lie Society of III ilttiiilni h( ii tmwin iilii,' I'hey wind .boll tl Id lowed liv a mini Iimiii with the her and hearing her acream. ail Iuiiii pay liiMistf'd to Jl .'lf. olii' .Haiifmd Ailnidic Natiunal IIAlik Municipal Airport. litiiinl oririinlxjititin of «niintiniciiiii^ lie said ha belleyed the ma­ ot lie, lii'iii*. its. Tim I'onipitny nayt and dm Florida Htido Bank of Walter Krona, air pilot Hll.l chine waa tvaveiiag at “not Is m acting lander of the group, gave firtintN, illuNtmlorii, nml iirt <11L A K E L A N D , Nov. ill id’» il inn pii\ only three cent* inure Siinfuid a * Iio s I h, a n i l d m meet­ M'clom. with hpnfh|imrlrrri in Now ing will im c o n c l u d e d witli a banthan 30 mil** an hour* against n brief resume of the history Orange maturity standard* drop- an Iuiiii York City, Mr. Hrnknrlk mldml. the city speed limit of t l . ■Some M'l'tflin* -if Tii.nim have • p u d id 7.00 ii’i'tni'k Between't00 of the C AP during the wsr tiom With tho npnroval nml rfifiprni- pcil at midnight and tin- Florida and told of its aflllation with tho Hon nf the Nntinnul T ijIm ti' ii IorLi citru* Industry awaited to see If liven helped liv u nperlal neinii* olid I Till g iie.il* me ex p e e l e d . 1 Air Fores. Association, the Society sponsored il made any difference in price*. lillnwlng ii cilhlirtiiin till;. rompnilV The lowering of minimum stand­ to pick op and din-lunge pansenThe group mode plans to meet (ho contest among students of again Tuesday night at the lisn- accredited art school* all over Iho ard* wa* expected to release a get* wilhln die city limit* diitini; 00 , i t T Atlanta gar with Colonel W. P. M»odv of country. Tho selection of Mr. Mey- flood of fruit that might break (he *1 ■ike, hul mosl of greater Boatmi r.ft Wight-Williams end Co. have Wing Headquarters, Orlando, who ,.r*> design hy a Jury of .Society Ihe market and nullify pinna to Tampa’s I HI 1.000 residents are .tst Chicago ................... started a warahenaa, transfer and will he present to help organito officials and Amuricno urtUt* was control prices. Orange* wrrn at wltiiiMit legnlar service. .10 Dt liver storage service et the forater the unit. corroborated l.y tho National As- the -enson’s low on auctions Mon­ II. K I'.W. M E E T 4. Drliull Chase warehouse nt 800 North They want flying and non fiv- nM'latlorgs Christmas Heal Sain day, lo ing fuotsd at $8.17 on sales /r. Mrs. Ilortense Wolla of TnllaI'ruanu. Laurel Avenue, * V *~ * 8*t t ? I" tho Ing member* and boys snd girls Advisory Committoo which cus­ of morn than #0,000 boxes. 73 4# New Orlean. Company are Fred Williams and over 16 year* of age aa well ■* tomarily makes tho final choice of Florida Cltrua Mutual officials liasscf, director of District No. 21 ■Ul 46 Now York licllovo they can counteract tho of the Florida Federation of Bus­ Fred W ight The firm igeelallaee spa*Inline* adults, said Mr. Krohno. tho Real 8ate design each year. 34 32 Huilit f^ouis In storage• ef furniture and offers nSanford has more than 60 rated, » Th f >M0 Beal Halo, proceeds law of supply and demand hy set­ iness and I’lofesslnnal Women'n 4# r.r. M m Hie trucking n pilots, said G. D. Weber, one nf «f which will be used to finance ting minimum prices and alloting Clubs, will address the local 84 60 Fort Myera Mr. wniUauMndir WBI continue Ms the tho organisers of the group. These the Tuberculosis and Health As- shlpmonte. Its allotment commit- lll'W C tonight at 7:30 o'clock at 38 72 Jacksonville Andrew Carraway •odatton'a program for tho com- toe will meet tomorrow to dis­ the Mayfair Inn. Tha program will #0 76 Melbourno Iger Clifford Me- Ing yenr; opens >on Nov. 21 and cuss Inauguration of u controlled be haard over Station W TH K t | 77 M Orlando 8:1# o’clock. shipment program. red, I tuamtoeee ea ras* si** . * r ■I uZ (H f . •-i Another C hild If 2,500,000 Tourists Coming Into Decoy On Atomic K i d n a p e d But Is Florida By R a i l , Air, R o a d Energy Used To T r a p J. Coplon Found Unharmed Margaret Mitchell Death Car Driver Brought To Trial Florida Bankers (..mip Will Hold iVleet In Saitlnrd trihiitlHfi tmu nmI tn* i*it*.ii 1 (■hri.slmns Seals B ein^ P m ia r c fl For Dislrihiilifin Civil Air Patrol Formed In Maturity Standards Lowered Fnr Orangen New Tranafer And Storage Firm Started THE WttA l h M i F li E S S W ^ ’s S B f B <flr. visa -JL - •J ■■■.■.** It I Wri • \ t l �\ tVi*« .y •. ■yj jfK*-!V-'J*\»'^A1tVl,’l r ■CleT*if ?■ WEDNESDAY NOV, lfl, 1949 North Florida To Get Bogtffl *10 And <20 Bills Flood Miami .‘JO Degree Weather Children Offered Average Wage Earner Make* More, But Buying Power Lessens Movie InExchnage LAKKL.AND, Nov. 10— (/P)— The MIAMI, Nov. HI— (/F)— A new flood of counterfeit *10 nnd *20 mercury will diw into the thirties Angry FallAvt* May Osa! hiil* was reported circulntion, in extreme northern Florida earl; TH» w. Rrewilla *tru«*1e l»y IIA HER W INfiF.T the greater Miami srci today. tomorrow, ihe Federal-Htatc fros* Children who have toys of (area Against Yaga CMaf in While Ne 1 World Danger Spet? (F o r Ham Dawxnn) the Hereot Service de­ warning service predicted. V which they are tired, and who clined to CHlimata the extent of N I.W Y O R K . N o v . 16— ( /p ) - T h i n g . arc g e llin i' m rom plh sled would like to make children who Its forecast for the prniinu|„ Sftti*I to C*nU*t Frets the bogus circulation, It wn* tonight and Tuesdny; t it j alm osl n r c e tia r y to have a it a t iitir ia n figure oul Im w mm Ii don’t have toy* happy, are reAHHINHTOIf— Official* studying the world outlook view the learned Hint one hank iiinno ipiested hy thn I,Ions Cluli to bring imv you re a lly m a k e in a w eek. Fair In all districts. Cooler to­ took In more Hum 1200 of the Tlto-Kremnn flght the moot dangerous matter In the whole toys (o the Itltx Theater Saturday night with lowest temperature* I o i in ,l. h k c , ih c a v e ra g e fa c to ry w orker it m aking more money morning at 10:00 o'clock ami sen Mils yexterdny. picture. It le generally agreed that Moscow eannot let Tito get pnxxiug Thursday morning ranging from iRiin lie did even during the wartime Iroom lu ll his rr.d Mining, m e » .......... hawing of (Jrno Aulrcy sway with hie defiance. It seta a bad precedent, from Ruesln'a "There’s . natuelimly tlii'se new notes here, nil right," 87 degrees near Hie Georgia line hk- llmt In, hU w e ek's Work buys nml Smiley Frog Hurnette in the point of view. • to 47 degrees In icnlrul districts It'ks goiale, ’ " picture, "Hold The methods tn he pursued in driving Tito from power are thfti ■mid R. M. McDnviil, Sccr« l Her* to near 0() degrees in extreme when you bring home your nsv special feature ....iT 'itn l .|H'i>iiiial —incom .— e so. far envelope minus Income lax am! Mine in the Sky," male problem— and the Kremlin haa a bag or vln-.Hgcqt. "Whlha the exact number In South. •his yam tops all previous years This free show wax made pos­ tricks to meet this situation. , ciirutHtlon Future temperature outlook: is always hard to I'Xn pi llm average for 1048, which fioelal Herurlty payments, wlisl sible hy Vn-i)deration of theater iiex*, these new Issue* arc here continued cool Thur-dny nig hi was the all-time peak. Out oven can you and your wife buy with Manager Rob Harris, said Cecil it? n sufficient, duuiitity tn cuiixe No frost danger through Halurdo4 In that year nearly one-third of Carlton, chairman of the (.lorn nhirm." he lidded. in New York, Hie heaviest snow.' The ronfei erica bonnl suvs you Hoys and Hlrls committee. Admis­ the natlon'a individual, and fainDr. Thomas Moseley, former McDsvid warned that o *10 fall of the season blanketed the •lie made less than $2,000 u year cun iHiy 6,1.6 |ier cent more as of sion will ho hy presentation or u iriisidonnry. In China, and now note was “coinni'in nrouud tin- Buffalo area today, leaving in, last Align,t than you could in toy, in cash. president of the Missionary Train­ I'nlm Benches nnd toward Ihc to 10 inches on tho grouiuk in <‘ *.l I he w hole picture Is being years ago, even though mur gloss ing Institute at Nyack-on-Hudson, fild toys will he reconditioned Lake Okeechobee * region hist suburb*. (.nmpllciilcd further for the aver­ pay Is I2U pec cent higher today hy the Hums and In cu-operntlon N. Y,, wim will speak to members wri-h,” ami ndvlei-d inarcimiits age man hy hidden wages In the limn It was then. An early morning rain turned with welfara'-ogchcleH will he dis­ of the Christian and Missionary to he more vigilant. Ruck In HU I dm log the war tributed form nl pensions and Insurance milch of lluffnlo's snowfall trihulcd on (.'hfnRmal* wKve lo Alliance Church at Hie Woman's He snid all the fnke lodes 'p- slush, which slowed traffic. Mora paid fm by the employer. Ho when there was price fixing and children Club house on Thursday at 7:45 in ttauf*|0 aft* aatirrouml..... ............... T— J f f uflhM ei pearlng nil nrrns* the nil Ion ■now was expected hy tonight. never see., this money until he I* rationing, your pay got you 4H per lug areas "whirl taighf ether wise o'eloek. are excellent imitation* that da- Light flurries were forrrast for 116 year- old, or until he breaks rent more goods than In Iodd, have a very xoiyll Christmas," niMid close scriiliny fur detec­ However, unfortunately for the Russians. Tito a leg and gets laid up. Death bene­ even though ; oil were grossing ■aid Mr. C a r| to % ,' .,,J( western and northern New York. only nil per cent more Hum you fits, of emirsc, help the family. was trained tn g otcov and knows moat of thraa tion. The Hinas met yeslerduy at Ihe iliil In l!i:t!l The National Industrial Con­ tricks. The question then arises in Moscow nbout Yacht Club building, nml ulans fluence Hoard, a non-profit rewhether to take direct military action sgainat That shows higher prices cut were discussed for the Thanks­ ■"nl Informed English that he wnt anireli orgunlratinn, finds thut the buck Ihe enlarged earnings since giving Kve dunce at the Mavfnii going hnmn to gel his gun |,, Tito. Dr. Thomas Moseley, formerly average weekly earnings of pro­ the war. (('•aliases r m n Cane r>a*i order to shoot him. While a rational approach would discourage Inn. Cliff Abies presided. a uiisHlonary In H'hlnn, and now duction workers In niaiiufncturlng On the witness stand Dlxmt such a move, experts are by no means convinced] -lapped him nml knocked his pipe lint il ulsn shows thill the aver­ piesideiil of the Missionary Train­ amounted lo *64.00 In August, tho age factory worker Is well ahead out of his mouth, whereupon lie testified Hint the argument fol­ that an angry Politburo would act rationally. ing Institute at Nyaek-on-lludson, most recent figure. lowed his refusal to go fishing of Ihe game so fur a* the coinHowever, the end of the winter or early eprlnf | S' Y. will h» the gllest speaker 'I'lial ii 120 per cent higher Ilian pnrlxnn with pre-war ycurn Is with English because the latter la regarded as the time when Moscow is most at the Christian ft Missionary AIthe average 10 years ago. Kvrn concerned. wn* too drunk. He went >m to linnre In the Woman's Club Rlllldtlkely In far* the decision whether to use the Red the jieak war yeitr 'hf lM*4'wheu state Dial after he had left Eng. I'enslmis nml Insnraiire are ing, Thursday evening lit 7:46 Army. , tvcrymie won wurkittg overtime Il*lt ami started far home a quart­ H'lintlaxeS Vr«M »•«,„» Use) MaeelwITIta Then the western powers wilt be faced with the and gelling preniliitii pay, tlm difficult to figure lieeiilise of wide , Rev. Fred II. Ilorldn, pniior of o'clock. er nl a mile away, hit dog tad striMtlan. varlnuce in the plans among dif­ decision of whether they want to participate the Free Mr lliodi.'il Chuirh, Dr. Moseley was burn In lllr• aveiage was only llll per cent The Kar, Kaxtcrii issues dominat­ Irceil an animal and lie had aakr above luiii*. Top Vlyfdoridclitnllv. ferent industries, in some the em­ West Fourth Hlrrel and l.nurei iiiiugham, H’nglntpl, Inter lived in actively In ths struggle, with all tha Implications, which er* topped ed ■ Ilia, question* and iiiuv/efs hi* parents for a gun tn shout I ploye (ontijbutps a share of Ids Avenue, anitouneed tills niormrur New /.inland, and In his early by the unleashing of atomic war. was earned last Deeemhet1 -a n which followed his prepared state­ He was later unable tn locate Ihc • • * a earnings and in others lie doesn't. that spcciul servlres will h<- held iwruties came In the United average of *60.14 u week, All of ments. .? , Miilnial' In Ihc Irre and continued at the ehlirell, beginning ell In uny event, It's a deferred psv .Slates. After graduating from the • V O T E -O r m N O RTRATCfHf— Democrat* are planning to ma « HUH avciaged *64.14 u week. There was first tlie case of the to (lie shack, lie said. The ipiestion is: "How much of increasr payable at a later date. 'Ihursday evening at 7;,'III o'clock, Missionary Training InxtRuta In hlg political capital of the lobbying Investigation to be conducted hy "Flying CIoikV the IshrnnHtscn Deciding that English had giom that imoiiii. in Npendahle, and how An such ft should lie figured into end continuing through Hominy I1H5, he and Ids wlfa were sent to the special House committee headed by Rep. Frank Buchanan (D ), Htaamshlp (.'oniiiaiiy's vessel lire fishing, Dixon said that he w-nt night. Hrivlccs will lie held ■aen ihe Kimsu-Tibetan Isirder under much wili li buy 7" In other ward*. gin.,* pay. nl to ths shack to get bis uncle's mi, and reportedly hit several night at the same time mid Hu- ('Urlstinli and Missionary Alli­ Pennsylvania. They figure the hearings, which will he held early In IMA. will time*, hy a Chinese Nationalist gun "before Ini killed somebody looming ami iirternooii set vices a n c e . At the end of 26 years ot with It." Nearing the shack, he will also he held. missionary service he was recalled provide fine fodder for the election year attacks on the "vested warship. The” Chinese National­ snid lie saw English emerge from ists have declared a blockade of Rev. Horton alatixi that a in tlm United .States to take oxer Interests" who seek lo awsy Congrssa. However, the Republicans plan to fight hath every Inch of tha Copitnunlst-held China ports, nut the hut, rifln in bund, nml becomnumber of preachers from tin. the office of I’resldent-Deaii at ir,iaiui>.<i n .ik e > (. oar) li'miiiftii** K,*m Fags uae) way. They have pul their two Mggeat guns In the House- Rape. tlw United States has refused to ng lmlel ami pool room on KuhL Jef- will rontlniin until Christina,. The district, Including the Rev. M NY AUK. defense. • recognise the blockade. Jfersim Avenue, was held on a ipiota for .Seminole County has C. Ilnllew, district older, and In |!»2ti, Dr. Moseley graduated Charles A. Ilalleck of Indiana and Clarence J. Brown of Ohio, <>n Knilyle Hmmholdnr, assigned Atchcson said that the Slate De­ technical charge of kidnapping and been set at |6,n00, ihe minimum ninny laymen will he present with honors from Occidental Col­ Die committee. partment had not yet received any the State as nttorney for Hie * • a t e , taking indecent liberties with ii needed for tho Assm-lntlon's 11150 The public Is cordially Invited lege and was u member of I'M official reports of the incident on youth, conducting ii vigorous argu­ • BACO N -BREAD BA TTM t-W ashlnglon om rlili Have made tha projects of tuherrulosls prevention to attend any nf tho services, minor. , Hi tu Kunpn. One year later he rewhich It coutd act although those ment of "self defense", Hint in iclvcd his musterrs degree ut the surprise disclosure that former President Herbert Hoover opposed were expected momentarily. Ai first, in cording to police nml control, approaching the shark Dixon had As In formur years, the Reals tha break-saving campaigns (he administration waged tn ronnre* University of Southern California. I,lent. Turn ricking, Mnlucy said Rut he said lie had of course heard til* uncle *uy, "I'll shoot tho IN D ON ESIAN AID were supplied hy the Niitlonal lion with World Wnr II and feeding prostrate Europe. he was "funned" to lake Karen rend the very full report of the little — — now." Houxhnldcr con­ WAHH1NHTON, Nov. Ill i/l'i Assoeiallon with which the lorul Hoover !■ said to have aided wtth Bens lor Clinton P. Anderson affair sent hv, Walter Sullivan to tended that if the youth Imd turn­ by "tivn men with guns.” The Economic Cooperation Ad­ Tuliemilosls Association is affil­ ID ). New Mexico, former Agriculture secretary, who contends that the Now York' Times. ed to run ho would probably have Hater, ricking said, the man ministration today approved *27, ths way to save Is to eat bread. , , , .. . On thr basis of thut account, he been shot in the hack. Ernest F. denied this and then insisted on iated. ,< •■Ilexta vtmm rum* oael Chi'islmas Heals are seat an 611(1,111111 In new Murslmll I'lan aid Anderson explained that wartime bread sivtng cams mostly from said, the Utilled States Is lirntust- 11on-holder assisted his son ill (he having an atlorney In-foie lie iiimlly hy the N T A lo ussocInIIoiis to imloaesia. i, limited hy llm nurntmr of dwell argument*. would spunk further. He was held In the tH slates and three United mg mills allotted to the locality- curtailed hrenkfest tnnel. But on cutting down on the toast, he con* liig'tii the Chinese Nationalist gov­ defense During tna morning session, A * » ernment Immediately against tlie in Jail, Tlie present niithnrixatlons aver­ Unued. most Americans ats more egga and bacon. F'-iles leir*<iries ~AI|ska, llsThe senator declared that tha experts have figured ths amount of endangering of American live* sistunt State Attorney Hubert* In the rush of events then- wu.r wali, and I’uerto Rico— where the ages ii hunt *»6l for each dwell­ Griggs conducted the prosecution. a police sIlowii p at livadipiut tins, t.' rislnius Heal Halo Is minim ted. wheat— or other graln-that goes Into two egga and two strips of when the shelling took place. ing1 . ic Statu Attorney Murray Overs net and Kiwi’ll, calm n(id re«|iouslvc, baron Is the equivalent of the wheat that ihould go Into 40 sllrea Christmas Heals, tirlnted HR)"Whim the fluid federal-aid- unrisumming up the Slate’s arguments, was on liiimll graphleally each year in fimr imcts aic signed, they 'wilH up*- of toast. contended that'frar wax no ex­ • • e a Detm-tive I .lent. Hurry It. Has- enlhrs, ate mude In two Impres­ rifv tin- niiiout of the develonmeiu cuse for taking another man * life• NO W H IT E HO I 'Hr. W EDDING IN MIGHT— The word paused rlieo, ueliag head of the special sions on laigri sheets of gummed Uhi lit. und the annual federal ailhnml that Dixon)iliil not have the inventIgatloii sipunl, said iUres ntper to keen costs ut a mfnlnium, sidles ii'iiulrtul tn provide low vents around In top offlcliil circles Is that Margaret Truman deflnltely haa right to resist a slap hy taking, pic be, I nut Mntirey, ij itr, Hcnknrlk xald. Tho nriattng fur the families occupying nthe no wedding plans In mind. The president's daughter la reported a lifey l,1 4'J . . rnnipleted projects. Interested only In her singing career and as having no romentlo t'olnllng n small finger at him, s done In (our commercial plants SM* M i W i f Y — — rfirr , w l.nncli'Oi said, the rhllu cried out! n differed! sections of the cminInterests whatever. Iranis approved, (prtyoaed mum;<M AUUt'AtfX MOHlY, "line, two, three, four.-*lliul'e try nhil Heals are mailed directly One Cabinet officer. In fact, recently offered to wage *16 to It lar ol dwellings In (tom the plants to make dlitrlhn" iiu In r c the j m anext n cyear. o n ViuTRO TE A Mine C H INTruman G C E Hwould r i H l ATHH, hllii." y that not get . married Include; ’ y .. 1 iM t f t m * * * • worn • • • four resident* of Sanford llesldo the alsllicfor’s aturndmled lino as economical ps possible, he I'm llllllrcr* Mu MMiiw |1 mi Aluhuniai Dothan hoilslhg dilthW AS H IN G TO N , N ov.MeOreth, It t-tf P lIssued teaching cert^lcalca by lho ear was found ii man's brown said. 1 Miod ; tr*mqHtrtaUtm|. Mil M«M* I l IM» • C A B IN E T A T T E N T IO N — Atlorney General Howard E gqplnol B&HXY • M iW iY M / r H urity (I4H) Mr- Henknrlk said groups »f l.iillii' i'. I, nl»»*i k . Herhcrl J. tlurwmiin, 68,1 long a Stale Department of one Education Jacket, police said, in one imckel who haa reason to he of Ihe buster members of limising authority ( * 1 ' • S V J??*' •‘r I i 1if) it r« j :» Wiluiilet'iN at Heat Hale headiM iir f' clerk (hepay American embassy In the month October, Hupl. were Kam i’s panllea, (HHI; Helmu Itoiislng (600) * H »,- during the Cabinet, lookoftime nut the other d a yIn to a dmiMei'H today were busy folding t.cllilll III' !♦r*'InM. ♦. |IM« M X • llorlln, was convicted Into vosTimm** II. Hailey, iu|iortud yes­ I'lllll. Malir -y was arrested when he HeaN und iirepiirinu envelopes far special visit lo Capitol H ill of treason to hix country. terday. Anot -post graduate .eerll- tculvy called police to report that Ids car inniling tu Hemlnojf County Vlxl- ( t||11I1l1lII'lHl. 1OIIArkiinsas: Hlythevtllft* housl He did call on ii senator— there Instead were o n ly OiMt h> it M -»t fWnle w*n awu riled to Mm, Mae of, two coming hpina with was stolen. He was in shirt-sleeve* denis lo rhucli Hieui on Nov. 21. naiiia*. Utherliy (160) *-'i6itHHll Llll or three In Washington at the tlm a-b ut visited personnel Pays Call when Daly - Fort and the following re­ other diplomatic l.i • M.*k » 5 Nl V H I dva when arrested, police said. with Ihe employee In th a office o f Renata Secretary _ and Germany Volunteers for Thursdnv and 1Ui Iiiiii the I'olud State* ceived graduate certificates: Mrs. (260,000. I1 •" » Leslie Blffle. 1I Git .M l.l Friday uio greatly needed, he «l ..i i i, , IV inn Florida: tlnytonn Roach homing HlUtei Kilptitlirick MrAIpnlne, Lo- went to war, Hurgman remained Mn m u » . HH ,aid. Anyone wishing to help Is i hui fM, authority (200) $70,0001 U k eland ola .Wilkins llryaot end Thelma behind and become a raido propuasked to come lo the heaihpiurters |'flllll* flltiu mid Grey two lone paint, i it Mu Iliil rtm iixt. He I* a native of Hukah, Fa in ?) hnu*lng auI bar It y (220) 170.000) /uHiety Franklin. now tires, new hallery mid . between U:DD A. M. und 6:0(1 I*. M. 1*1.1.tine- ,N \ Minn. * homing authority of the city of M'oallnscU V iiim l-«Hr lias) W M il MIH 1,1) Mi**: » t . excellent incthaniciil condition ) Miami (1.6001 *110,000; Tampa H ATH F K TITID N rouiiiel fin ihe Amliirg Trading only hollaing authority (l,WM)| *,‘100,Corporation, as an Fill, Informer. I'H H .A D E I.I'H IA , Nov. lit— (A1) non. It nbn related, the witness said, The I'cnnaylviinln and Reading l,ouhdiina! Monroe hollaing untilllm Amorg, the Kavlet trade orIl'«>lla«l4 Clan Cut* Oael S A N TA M ARIA, The Aiorea, orily (lorn fnn.ono; New Orleans Railroad* announced tndnv they giiiiixatioii, was Inlerented In get­ hall Inalle. uro petltloiilng federal mid atalo Nov. lit— (/p)— 1 The Shah of Iran, Imu-lng authority (6.000) *060,(KM ). ting Ipatriunenta fm testing the TKRMH and 1KAIISH Electrical— Fight lor roulrol cl aiilhorltiea (or fare liicreaaea on Mohammed Reia Pahlevl, left the Mlnrlaainpl: l.amcl linn dug noth, |ircsuuie of almiilc explosions, United F.lectrlcol Workcia Union (oiumiitcr trains. Asore* Vodey aboard President (’illy 11150) 1116,000; McCoiuh City Foley' mild lm dhln'l knuv el mi'inhcrahlp getii hotter. CIO ill* The reipieat for rnuunutatlon Truman’* plane, the I tidependtmllalng authority (100) *40,000. • * Ihc Hum Hint the message was * tack a minted unlmi'e employer confare hooata foliowed daaely on ail nice, «n route for ■ visit to the Tennessee: Chattanooga hollaing /. decoy, lie added Him liu thouglu. tracla, Coiirle and N LllH gel dis­ authority (1,200) *210,000; Jack- order hy the Inturatate Commerce 1hilled State*. The plane arrived the liifm nullhui In II was "mostly putes. West Ing house, othor flrma aon hollaing authority (426) *21,- Commlealon granting caatern rail- hero from Rome last night. The I’hmic 1634 SenforJ, Fla. true." aak clarification of woraer'a statu*. 000; Klngaport housing authority louda authority to raise paaaongcr party la expuetad at Washington Transit— Wilmington, Del., pub­ lie raid hr gave the mcnmige furea except fur cunimutvra hy lato today by way of Stephensi(22A) *77,600; Knoxville homing tb Mills ('uphill to he passed on to lic transportation halted In walk­ vllle. NFltl. lUVk per cant. authority (1,460) (260,000. ■’ another iui|ilnye who was film ill out of. !l(IO A F l. operating and malnteihinco cm ployera. Wage «!(■■ the office later III Hie day. The government aunuuncod after pula hit* 110.0(H) du|ly paeaengers ' , | | N f ;lP1\ ' ,' M 1> f i l l ! ( ' I’hlludeltthlu transit stoppage K o lry V testimony ended that it « • ) J would not eull any wltnessea In threatened hy CIO transport work­ H I M IN i n V 1 It I ers In protest of layoffs, (he hearing. Steel— five more steel company Fe|lural Judge Kylveslor A. Ryan xald lm would hear argu­ aeIt lenient a reported; 17.000 more ments Ihhi afternoon on I'oluirr'* CIO workers |o return to Jobs. motions In have Mha Uoplan'a ar­ a * m om m u a or a c i m n T or T rtm k v n t m n » t c t » ♦ « rant declared Illegal ami In get I 'o u r l H t H C o m f i u r .. the Indictment agiiltikt"h#|‘ ijunsh<l;ien No All mtiet be seated UpMlchey relaxed Ida im-toM H H H n l . . . . ii.il . M V I H I l i H M B <» cverythtng attitude for the first time today amPknld thinks, In R ussIhii, In Judgu Ryurf, who had •ordered that he I*' given n free rony of the nihiaum of tho hear- For Damaged Toys W B f Dr. TliomaN Moseley To Speak In Sanford Dixon Convicted Free M ethodic To Hold Special Meets Protcttt Filed 1 Another Child ChriNtmaH ScalK Houtiing Loans State FnrmeiH Market I 194 1 Chevrolet Coach ; 7» r'1' $395°° 19 4 0 Ituick Super Sedan Cnplon Trial Coal Strike $695°° NICHOLSON BUICK CO. J FAMILY NIGHT Every Tuesday and Wednesday $1,00 (plus tax) for a car Full I THURSDAY and FRIDAY! ea nr ■ na I .... I . CAST TIMES TONIGHT U g g A f l Color Cartoons News i U a l i J Children Under 12 Hip af Olvkiliisuiht r rmi of hlsck-trrsaikt Irra nxedlng a lixsifve, Complete Shows tt:45. 8x45 • 10t0( Th u r S d a y moX T U T A S i HgetM* M UVM I m nut* * * 8HOWWO »* * * » S S S S S M M S M M S M iC M C S S « M S e M t S S S S iS S W C M | S ii �I I la Catty T hen la Strength— THE WEATHER f t Pralttl the Pin* oi ilu rtorkl; £• Promote the Pragreae of America, T » Product Preaperity for Hanford. ^ a ttfo rd ____ VO LUM E X X X X E stab lish ed 1908 2 Army B-29s Crash K illing #17 C rew m en A n o th er In B -2 9 A tla n tic Adopt ‘Watchful Waiting* Policy Pledges Busi­ E n g la n d B erm uda Is M is s in g nessm en W ith O n m ent 20 B oard' lly A S SO C IA TED PRESS Two lupcrfortrcmr* crallied in ^California and a third B-29 wai mining in the Atlantic a* tumble* dogged military type plane* in one of the wont 24 hour peacetime period) for >urh aircraft. The dr.ilh loll ttood at irvrn with I I iniMing. Only four men turvived whet, two Air Force Mipcrfortti cnllidtd and cratlird nr.ii Stockton. % ‘.ilii., Ia»l nittht. Seven of thrii companion) were found dead ill the wreckage of the __________ _________ planei which fell seven milet itpurl. Eleven ate mining. 1 tie After n policy of temporary "wnlrltfiil wultlinr'' liml I...... deenli'.i yluiiri weie part of a llight out noon ul ,i White Hoime conference on tin rout "trike ilixpiile, t’yiui t’liiiiif (left 1, Lett/1 of the Federal Mediation Servin', talk- the iltinilhui of S|Mikaiie. Wadi.. haic. over with John H. SleellilMH. I'rcxldcnt n«*lMunl. Later, he told ,lew-mien Meanwhile, learch planei and tin nnil dumped the roul xtrike on the Whitt Home doorxlcp. iltipi ic mi red the Atlantic f u r ........................................ _ _ ______ llntemntlomil .Sound,do..,, 1 N a 331 Far Eastern Council Sa>suNAgentOf W ar Being Planned N ew N ear Associated Press Leased Wire M ■■ Truman Says Small Nations Worst Is Over For B usiness P r e s i d e n t D ow n lim ttft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER _________ » SANFORD. FLORIDA^ THURSDAY NOV. 17. UH9 Generally fair and rather reM through Friday. Sliahlty wMejr in central portion* tonight. Me4* crate north"c.| amt north wind*. G o v e r n ­ Keeps Watch P h i l ! t a in e ta tiv e R ep resen ­ A p p e a ls R u ssia A n d S to p T h e ir A ce T o Handshake Follows II. N< Tirade U . S. T o R iv a lry Jessup T o sent S. To BOSTON. Nov. 17 - i/P)_Pre.idrnt I >uina n told New England hiililimmeii today lie fell the court* try wai "thioiifth iIn* wont part •if the idjiiiiinent that had to mine after thr inflationary boom we experienced lait year.” Hut the I’icuilint advised that the federal (Miverltment still wai " kepiui' ,» I'aieful watrh on buii* • <' piiJ lions, ’ \Vi have not lirrn hilled into a lentr of lal.r sei iitily,” he (old in a nteuage to ,i joint (onferencr of New I null nil hiitiiiettmrn and HovrilHiM of the m vtalei, tpon* '«rrd hy the New England Cnunril. .1 1ewi011.1l |iioiiiolional iiigeni/ii* |,„n T ro u b le U. B e H e ld S h o o ter R ep re­ At In Meet Siam IAKE SUCCESS. Nov. 17- (P) WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 7 -4 8 1 - Ilie Philippine* told the United The White Home announced tocUp Nation) today 1111.1II ciunttriei are that Amt,ican diplomat) in raalCTA mete kiliit/ei* at the mercy of two A«ia will hull! ,» irgional confer* • m great power bloc.* that ate inking cure .11 Bangkok in January. total war 111 a chainpioudiip con* Prevuii'iil liuinan 1* vending Philip tot to doiniu.it the world. C. Jr**up, the .ulmim.lratinn'a top Salvadot P. l ope/, the Philip­ diploiu.vlic Irnuhlo vhooler, to it. pine* lepreientatiie, *au! the world Jc»,ip. who ha* the tank of antr "lla* fteromr loo *mall toi the 11h.iu.-uliii .u-laiRr, will make a *UT* giant*" and added ili.it "one tide 11vev Inin ol the 1 ,11 l.att will liy to pidli tin* olhri oft thi) lie will leal r >111 thr Ilip .1in und planrl’ Mill)" •oinrlliltlg l* done thr In*1 ul the year I hr announce" In <to|i tfirii 111,dll ment *.ud tli.it lie would depart Lope/ appe.ilrd lo thr United allri rotnpleiiiig hi* wmk aa a Slate* and Hu**ia to "let each Mirtnhei of the delegation lo lh# other alone" .md *lnp thru "ntirU N limei.ll Axrmhlv. loplieiir 1l1pl111n.ily." Other liuall Die iegmii.il lonfeirnce of top ' power* iputkl) puiiril in the dou­ diplomat* "in ravteru Avia and thv# Mi I mman tutted llirin to uie ble rd^-d app. .il f ai l'.a*t," a. die .uinouncemant "holdiirn and iniattinalion” tn t'liillill .1nlimli n| 11 jii| urged tlie1 phtaved it, will lie held at Bangkok. 1 inerting the region') ptohlem*. Idg power* to .lop "ruining mlpirate nf another U-29 which went; _ 9 # f \ f WM /I I "Fur n tilin' In"i 11,turner," Jeeiivr* for ••Hell other." Peruvian' A MW HOUM Affla totie iiy rlinhma over pence prupuMila ul 11 nici'titw at the end of January. Bangkok ilir I'ri'ildiMt •■Id, "Wo were Dfli'KIltf Vitim \11dve. Iteliiiinde of Uie l> N I’olilliul und Security Commtllce. U S lielcgnli* Wm runill. i» thi' capital of Thailand (iam ). . deeply ri/ncerncil liver xlgni of Kind In' itlrieed wliidelu'nrtedlv Auilln (li'flt warmly iliukea liaiidt with Soviet Fon'ign Mlnl«lcr Andrei The -nod* uppi'iired lo lie run* 11 downturn In Inndiii1"* rnndl* will, l.ope/, Viahlmky ut a rtinni'i given ill their honor in New York Hug (lull. nlog out on tho United .State*' lion* in antno of ymn nn/xt iniI'tie depute 1111 in the Ml mil ion Curio* Hoinulo. H N Hi'iwrul Afueliilrly president. i„iul.i between ttiuni. wait and /ee pulley on China. put I uni indiixtrlr* It I* very pulilii'iil vooiuiittee of ilie lleoeral Shuwn m buekgvinind 11 Soviet Uelegate Jacob Malik (/ntenmllimaO Tiio ipii xiiinlile nilvanco of Pom*, pIl'JDlt lit to know tlinl employ A 'imildy which t* dieviu»liiir liaimntt, rtatlied landed at nation­ muiil'O " m i n . now nearing, ment in thi 11 vtile und wildIn* rival pi'in e pmpo nl* of ftiiHein al allport. the xcenr nf the uaI'lniiigliing. ami everal prlcky Indurtrle* mid *.oiii«. of iln i.tlier liml the We*tero I'owrr*. Up In cidi'oi* ini- 1lie state Hcpartmont liott'i wont aviation di>ailer eatly o.iii diirnlde iroodn Iih ImiI, tex ha­ tin* mornlnr Ilie ileluile liml In i’ll trying to figiuv out wiiut to ifo (hit month. il I'lltueil nmxi/lfiuhU mid that doimiuilett l.y tdllei Fuit-Weat in ilie timililnj Fur Kllivt. A n d Iin* iM'iiond outlook i* now fuvH a r m a n A d d re sse s D u ty O f V o tin g 1 Indielift ween 1111**111’.* Aiilliel Neilhei of the two occupant) nf SiT'ii'iaii nf Staio Acli.ian 1. \ i*liineky, mi mu/ linnd, mid J 11 r v S e rv ic e R e ­ uintdi'. O n N eeds O f poinloieil ilie proMooi of laklng ithe civilian owned plane wai tnit "I l» Itl'Ve it lr> 1 * 1 1 fe to li»W 1 I11 ID S Iteh'Kiili' It m ini It. An*tin now, "ml it po.*lhlo, fnrcofui ’ i r . n i M t t in. n « i K t iin Y o u th O l A m e ric a la te d Bv S n e a k e r Unit 1ho wlude country ii iirnl Hiiiih Ii Minl*tri <1( 81,110 He#-| ■lop* in tfoi fonvul (ioncral Align) . . . . . iliiiuigli Ilie ilie worst wor*t purl pari of the t••■ VI, \ I'll, OH I III' lit It,'I . Wind leleii-i'il fioin a t'ommuulat Mr*. Maine Gmi/ale/ of Pen* v leljiimment Hint hud to come af Ohjrlivet of National Kid) Day lope/ m il Y M 1111 ky hail onoli' in11 in Miikdoo. TIi)') incident^ cola, to'iiiru.iut govrrnoi of Dut* c the tiiflutimitiry liootn wo eg* 11 puioliilly ,|cii 1 , Imt tho tu,*1• which will lake place Saturday Vi'liocoo -iti" end* any poivilllUty in • nl pinto 1* "o*eln*ively tho of ,'M'ii con*jilcrlng A n i.tl’nn ri* inM 1 ' " ^ ' " ' l >01,r* , were outlined yeiterday nl the riel Knur. Pilot Interr...... . ' l e r l m n n I s N a m e d T o T « i 1 1.7b a s s e t * S p e a k e r Ini -1in nf tho Illy Five, 111 rnthor cngullion ol Rod I'I iiiim ’it thit eminent in Wnxldng- nl tho Ilia T w o " Tin* *iiiiill povv Yacht Cluli to Kiwaniaiu by Ma­ ""•mlieri of the local Idol (lull ■ Com pact R a ilr o a d s S tresses V iilu t* O f pro ooi nine hut night that Inln11.1l10n.1r1 truKtlaxe* ()■ P i | i K t i t u II ■■uilNHra Iln D l l K lihll rion Harman who revealed that \i I'hungking 11 wn* tepurtad O n W e ig h t C h a n g e F reedom T o U . S . ilia' i ‘lttin'H»* i'nmmutii*l* hav# Kiwattian Jimmy Fidler bail ori llicme for ilie year, "Action Now W AS H IN G TO N , Nnv. 17— (/«*)— eupiuroil l.lcliuiin, proviaional ginaled 1 he idea which it being •«» Effective Citi»en$ltip" d aC f H l l S b u n C l The Shull of linn mild Imlay he A group irprevrntilig the celeiy Mi*. Ilnrtciive Well). State enpi'nl of Hupeh province. .Qhug«V tpnninred by Kiwani* c l u b , ditecl challenge to all women to I f j l l y P u f i a n t ."certainly" will prupoxc to Prexl a 4. n fnw fow motra •hipping initreiiv of .Seminole Demori.iiir (‘ommilteewoman. and king *.VAVivett .. c . (I .. khut .. ilent Triimnn nn ir incrva»e in Antm'* ihroughout the nation. I*1"*"1 |l,r*t wertliinaaa to be rili* j « » l l i n " illlc lll , I'lmtlH.til Haa* ■a* ulibtt ^ / bounty met noon a I tho It S f W dit re Ini • I Dul rid l lean mllltiiry nhl to Id* enuntrv. A >|uinlette of levenll^ grade /en* ol the grcnleit country in the W 0 U I I (] f l A l U l t V l C r r IH'iylnit Inn and around thr duty'who 1* hluaii.iu ill the offjre of ‘'jrnrt I* Innnirtunt tn Ihu poarn , . „■ l c l 1 1 it > 1 A\ of the world end mtMrlallfc tit t h r f lW W High flchonl girl. Hurried tier lahte (fiiruned ilie u*e nl \ the Attiinicy General llrwin iu Deel.mug that llieie air two ‘ a mli hi It- r>n*t. ’ the fmd accompanied by Mr*, w. I* sn'tirlty of the IIRIDGEWATKH, Vt., Nnv. I | vnvMI. Nov, 17 1/F1 Florhlii cilery eiale nl tlie i.ime )ue xml I ill.ili.t*'i'r. *|ioke lift iilglll at Shah mid to 11 new* conference. I teming, muiic initructor. )a„M «»(_ citileni the active and (Ah \ ttl-yonr-nld nurao on,I ,v 1 ,K|,( (•„.•« ,0111111011 type ,i* tltnl unul by Cnliloi 11.1 ilir May tail Inn beloie die SanHv mid lie planned tu dlacii** "In the Evening By the Moonlight," 'hr pawivr, Mt*. (,oi,/alr/ mill I'er mulo pntlrnl— tho non nf fto/'k will l/e illitrilniled to xonie Irnnluu mod* with U. 8, defenrn Wnvliingliui, I). (?.. lawyer 8 II.UOII |»'/>||||' 1/M'nII'll III till of Iti,' •Inppniy concern). John I'meiri. tniil ItiKilie** and l ,mlr**lonal Wo and two Negro ipiriluaU. "Steal 'hat "Anion ptevenl* u* from official'', a* well n* with the Prr* wore clioi to do,1II1 noil nnoMici IK lull'.. 1tie Itint 1irt Ilf (’ill 11111 Nilil.ii omuiHMtmo ni in, 10 . I lull <111 "WI1.1t l.ie* Alie.nl" Away" and " Ilie Old Ark') A-mnv- merely Honking about what wr Him1 woiindoit In*I night in \v> :i> liiii. I’ S l'ii- I'ulnn*, ('iirunlu und I )i 11tin, prciideil. elilrtit. . l.ii ilie *lale) dn- nullnii .011! ntlier I ANN. Ma**., Nov. 17 iVh The Shah mid Hint while ill tlm in." They ended Iiy tinging ‘"Yon • mm' do to prove out worthinrM police ili'fcrihitl n* ji'liloiin n .v mrtn> fnii'lgn I'Olinlrie’ . 11* Ilie A nil ox pel n'liee provide" lh» A innliiimii uii.iiiiniiiiitly ip 1 i d 11ill * Ifllltcil State t III' llktlirnllv will , » i! r\ 1 f il >1 ri ul ut 1aeli* hy tho woman'* lm- ii'*ull nf ,111 1111I1I of tile Sei'iiritli'p to hr 1 ilt/eri) of the giralrit rottn^ U ll; J ........... i t unity to ma Amor- Ate Jolly (mod Follow .. Hir git I>11Ul I ’'In l.ilkiil id the \ 11if 111 .111 (l fi-wer." .V Ffrli'inge I'ummli'ii'ii which lUIIVIIIU .IlloplilUl ol till' i .lllhllMM llmi wa* tlie Auirrii'nii l.mrlon’* # lenti InirinoiiH onterprUoa, and will " t K luanrllc Slaniri. Mona Jobe, l'v m the world; il ulm demand) Mr*. Antonin Suloi* of Hi .it” *- wu* oido'ld liv tlie Ik S Itutilct 1/.ile w.u ptiord, mul Guiilim •mu nl Irredniu liegmimm prim tn ■ ■ ulv niioken kindly through it) ,lo hi* In-1 tn rnoourage Invoat- Johnnie Mae Fnihnn, Dolore* t'li- lli.it w'o do voniething about it." water, mul Randolph Itgilhy, m ('mul lm tlie Southern Ih-iUrt nf Sledninii of the Giowel.t mul Slop iln Ann in .111 Revolutimi ami then i/iniiiitndci to It year-old Laul'ii./on-hip wa* defined hv the of Wnvliingtnn, D. (!., wore -iuii New \i nk Monduy, Mtilregoi miml In Iran. Imin mul Janet Bcnnrt." Roy Mann heart touching "I 0**1110 you llnwo tnvi’atmrnu 'M' liker n > hoing vcaloil with the . to dontli after their uuloinohllo Smith, iiii'iiili’iil. anmiuilei’d teilltv. pel * League of |;lomtu w.u III ......^ 1ut 1 hiiging In 1h.1i Mwna leiien Gohlitelii’i will ho uf grout vnluu Imth tn In* had chaigv of the piogr.un. 1iv lit 1 njoy freedom und prlvl- wn* hloekod Iiy nnotlii'r nine toto diiHletl tu contact 1ml mail* %tin li 111*11111' die fighlmy nl the two /|iiv*liim: The J.irili.olHi vluirti" nf Floridii 1‘oii,ting out the unfavorable 1)f ,j„, r |ly> V( Mln„, mi n lonely one lane /■ iini/in "Why did mv Daddy dte'."’ iluatry und tn ua,'* he min. "My I'nwi i A f.igiil t ’o. riinininii -lm k tin not now have tlie weight nl W, >1I11 War* and the Np.im*h Ilie piuxlcil little Jcwhili fill low i,uti..n a* n cltlien. country I* 11 enuntry nf tho future publicity given youth* of tall for* road. lm* hei ii ow lied entirely by Ann'iimt iln- i|werv to hir imdlnti after • continue,I, and It* woullh I* practically un­ •ill, In Life Mngnalni* recently <01 Shortly thereafter, l . l o t / l ifiili I'owei A' l.iglit Co. Illi'ii ori' tin* crate tnrlmlrd m thru i.mll* Nierinaii W.n driving at high apeeila with liaml* „,,|v p,, inu.re»to,| fn, Imt llrninimll. a camp ownei. wa* Iln- light now. do '.ml. 1* lot lie liml lieeii alllickl’d Iiy 11 Kl'iUP touched.” .... itinulH i«*oed mul the di-lrilnitinii to include it a> *0101 a* pnmlilr rmnllinrizo oiir*elvea'with wmiiided The Shnh vUlted with t realignt off the Mooring wheel with many in the rigid ley 11 will lie Hindi’ In owner* nl' the lire *0 dial Morida giowei) m u hear 1 I fling pe.ti e. and "die way to uf older liny, who ended him lew," •put mi him and heal and govei uniont fiy oxercl*lng auch uunrter Truman briefly thi* morning. Tho remililng fa lull tie), Mr. iliirtnao , of ,1 mile from the lei led liml rulilllllill floeki nf that (it tlitougb the xatlie fuIniik rule .1/ I'leve ’tub /I goal i* lm r>n h kicked him into the gutter. Proaidcnt proatmled him with n HtiuMiod thonevd of more ItilcreM to Ivlleu iu voting und "orvlug •erne of the double alayinv innipmiy, IVlilte the date fm di- tmm thi) Hair ax limn t'.ilifoniiii uni . ( e1y iiti/e|i in the Unite.I in youth* and their problem* nod oil jlllll'.*, l.aurenea ......Idn’t nmlerxlaiitl Poliee Hi'lied the woman’* lot irlliiition lm* not been -el, II ii wli\ lie xlinuld lie *0 treuted when J. C. Hlili'hiiiio, local ilpper, M # '"ch nilo*1 Hn«*. iiroaldentlnl pro** *uiii lImt Nntlonal Kid* l)ny vn* I'oiiiiiiiif out that Hivlrkt Four, hnud, Antonio Saloix, 4(1, ol lh I mitieipated that it may take place to he an inhumed 1 lli/cn Il'M lIilM l UK C M ) KlKbtl . liu father died 11 win hero while dei'lureil that he lii'llet'i.* eeleiv «ctfrotary, *uld Mr. Truman en* eiiinpildiiig Jr, cluli* In Florida, la low* Felix, at gumiolnt tu* in 11*811 ml p.11I0 ip.ilit m the ....... . ol „ with Ilie L'n.l Armored In • flipper* tlirmiglmiit the Mile, 10 Jnyeil til* vlalta with tho young one of tiio largo*! dUtrictu in Hr wo* arraigned iu \Vlnd*m curly In a leltei iiddrc.ni'd •« Aoieil fmiiry, 4IM Divixinn rider lu*t night und till* morning. I’lli/t Iniornntional, M**. Gntiaaloa county mtinlclnul enurt and held ■-a11 I'owei A Light iiloeklioldi'l * lolling the Surumia and Hindi yoml government." Neither could hi* mother, Mn. Sin -puke uf tin' mi.lining uf I'glonx, upprove tin uxi' of tin -toil ti/iti of all the women'* club* without hill) for the grand lur\ Rim * mid: Florida, Mr ‘•lie mid me he funned thn itnrule. ,1 Howurd, wire Imuinl type. V1mii*',< Day me en* and the L Sylvia Goldileln, Shv ,/leadrd organized throughout the nation, ■ in two eouilt) of murder and n ii'iddiiig out-Ide Smith I'mptniidzed that Florida 1 * approximately the mmo In m e 1/ nh.at 1till Iin* m tin ,'ilnii* ,-i'le wit Ii the world yexterdny, through prea*lo» iliat thn Shah W a very Pilot I- one of the few cln**lficd fault with Intent to kill. Ogllhy wax Identified a* 1In* "11 xmind xlate with 11 wonderful liml uxed laxt year. He poluled 1........ . of Hint day here. She 'fie Lynn Item, to give her the rarneat und sincere young man Jttme* Quincy Gallowny, com­ norvleo /'IiiId and that It* motto, future." who in working hard to IntpruVu mander of Camphrll-Louimr I’uj.I "True <'oiir*e Kver" emliodlea all clilcd of Cliurle.r Pit* Ratidolpii mil that unlit hern currier ■ liml , .ill' .l 0,1 the clti/i iu lu tool, hack ul»wer to Hie hny't i|ui‘klU>„. "You will find fieri’," South'- proponed a weight for tiii< mile 1,11.1 ...... 'oilier *moi' of Ilie imvi. Commander George II. ('ring hie Wnxhiiietoo ft,'I, tile American Legion, will out lh,- principle) ncce**nry for the Oglll/y, pmnilnent the lot of hi* people.' IrttOr eontlniiex, "no punitive law* line la'gion actlvitica here diirlnu l/i'Moi'iot'iil of i'IvIo, nodal and ••tlorney, and a nephew of the iigalnxl liiixioexx, no ilale Income ol celery to In- the mine' fioin ..... . ■ nffeiiiiu mill del,ill of |in*l un*wrt III Inillnnupolix vexlrrday: Into Rev. Ilernieii It OpiU/v "You I,live tieen tlie victim uf all Florida a* from Calif'irniu, imt "to uni Iu redmihh- iheli effnrl* the pa*t year lo member* of tho 1111*iin'*« ntmnlnrd* of life, lux, no *lute properly Inn. no dnp ixolnteil IPiKtlHIi'e of hatred." Iu> On-Tho-Fmiii veteran* training ".Make your group known and former prexldent of Trinity <'"l liiiile Inlierllnnre tux." It Invite* iiildi'il rlini xonie eounwctlng itook i.iiln. In end ........ lm all time rraKttaHXi Ok Pam* DlahM \ gue* Vlltrrlel, 11nlIIV *0 gne* aid. i l n u t u "tipper at 7:80 o'clock needed," *lie urged, "for there I* legi. Hartford, ('nun. Sheriff Melvin Moore wii>l them to xee Florida ami it enn"Yiuir nxperlnnre provide) the World," hIi,■ deelured, nnil a* tonight ut the Future Farmer no iuii l>> wliat can tv accnmpll)heliidcx, "You, too, like ninny thou Ainerlemi governnient today aimwcr why ymn daddy died < x x Pilot*1 put aim* and that S iiIoIh, who wax extrnng/d •iiiii Ix of othvra, may then di'elde pul their ............. The Seminole High School atud- lltiihling, John I’iernon, Inatruetor. ed when from hi* wife, appnreiiilv i c h i i i m * da ra g . a n t i) guec A merlin." Mr*. Wi ll i lie could not itaiui bv and con­ •ni body will hold r* homecoming iinnouured today. tn enjoy u longer und fuller life )«’<anttMf4 Ilia I'uRr thought the xlaln couple und t done max* ml-tri'Almciil of human John Henkarlk will tell af l.olCKailai.4 Ok m i ** Ktaet> parade tomorrow at 4s80 I . M. (Caallaaca O k rmme Nlghll l/i'ing*. with float*, hand and all the lon plan* for anuther fair in "Tfierti were evil men who tried To the flrxt -HH Indio* who ul- M r s . trimming*, It waa announced to* March at which the veteran* may to fiixluvc all the free people In place farm produel* on display. nvo Hi!* evening nl u rweplino D ie s tlie world. Your hither went to given hy Ihc Htrlrklnnd-Mn,rl*on giant pep rallydionflre at Mr*, J m 'I Field, communder nf the war to prevent the wliolexale deCo., Flrxt Struct and Hanford Fire euinied hy n defective oil th O chool tonight will atari off Port Auxiliary, will de*crllie the 'I lid,mu W. Alderman, iH>, •i ruction of hunmii right* and tvenue, beautiful ori'hld* flown the fnetlvltle* to end Friday n ght work of the Hun*hlne Girl* in range in the kitchen of the home Ik', c fioin Hawaii will la- pro- I.,tilin', „| Mr- ti. I( It,'it uf freedom. with the annual football claah making ChrUtma* prei.nl* for of Mr. and Mr*. Julian William* "All true Amerlconx, whuthtr | dlaahled veteran* and their famil•■•Hied, W. A. Morrlxoo, nmonger, Sanf/ii'l, died «mldi',ilv Wcilne* xjii , tltn Laurel Avenue, cauaed A with Seabreeao High School. Cullinlicx, I'rateiduiilx, or Jews ’ day iiii/Milng mi liix giuvc lit 1* b . •;, iiomiuncrd thin inuriiing. Thu aornu damage tn the kitchen and Thw* parade will form tornorrow fought lu ro-eituhlixh Inii'ruuthmTwo educational motion picture* an adjoining bedroom, but wax Iiy G fill DON BROWN Klxxlinmce Fork. doorx will lie opened »l 7:l> 0 I'. M. afternoon at the corner of Oak will lie ahown: Vegetable* and lie wa* I,urn, July 2ft, 1HK1 in al law xn »uch oulrnge* ilmulil nut A l1 Special Wuxhtnglan Service The o^kHFW liYe'l by airplane Av».iu« and — . third ------ S tm t. The Co-operation, B” and "Meata for check ed from xpreadlng further Nm Hi I'ariilina and had I,tun a go unpunlxhed. lhix morntng'W f ood condition, lie Into the two atory frame home Student Council float will lead off WASHINGTON, Nov, 17 (d*)— Choctaw Indian) of Mi))i«,|ipi. "Recenae xtieh t>rave men ax Approval." rcxldflit of Ki'idinmi'c I'urk fur •tail'd. Tha,reception ix In conucchy prompt action hy the Fire followed by tho band, football ( C t a i l i i i ) na Paae PltkO who once owned moil of that »l*le and a big chunk of Alabama, ar* liim wRhMha. Initial dixplay of •cvi ral year*. A ft all gruWur, Department, which enawered the ure Farm ■poaaora, Pep Sriuad, Futu BOGUS B ILL S . In- entile tu Orlumlii iu 1032. •ecking a poujblr 1200.000,000 m more ftutn the United Slalrt, con­ four nlarm at 4:4ft o'clock yeaterday era, Dramatic Club, Ubrary ataff, MARGARET MITrilEI.L M ON TGO M ERY, Ala., Nov, 17 afternoon. Funeral aervlre* will !»• In Id tending they never were paid fur llirir land. Homemaker* Club and the A T L A N T A , No v . 1 7 -(A > )— (87— Police have rounded up Sutiirduy aftcrumm ut 2:1)0 HISS TRIAL Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland,, The claim baa been filed will, the Indian Claim) Cnmmiiiinn on of lh* aehool'a atudorft body, approximately 1280 In counter* Lieut. J. R. Crow and John Ben­ iiVIm'k at K Infix 11'in'* Kuni'rnl Hugh D. Gravlti, 2P, driver of an NKW YORK, Nov. 17-1/1*)After parading through down* fell BIO bills hero *lnc. the nr* Aft (intomoMIe that fatally Injured behalf of the Miaalaalpni hand of* Twvlve Jurorx were cl,oxen in two jfome, Orlondu, with the Rev. town Hanford, the Btmwrita will ra il of • Negro man who admit nett made the first run to the Choctaw Indiana, which Include« (|10 c|#|mi may, If It dexlrra, hour* today for the xccond per­ ii. I.. Webb offii'lutliig. It,trial author Margaret Mitchell, lait fire. The big ladder truck wax — inarch to tho Band flholl for fur' tad paaalng the phoney money Aug. II wai convicted of Invol­ jury trial of Alger Hixx, one-lint,' will lie in Sanford. then rent to tho arena, driven perbapa 3.600 to 0,000 Choctaw* nldaln an extenalon. ( T 1her celebration. !r._Montgomory and Tampa, Fla. hy C. I.. Keller, when It w m bo* still' realdlng In their homeland. Survivor* include two Mlitcrx, untary manxluughter yesterday. Then, under probable procedure, •State Department official. Sponeora chnaen by tho Celery A Supremo Court Jury requirtd is the Choctaw* in the Clalmx Commlaxlon will hold RepreaenUng Th# Negro, who wa* booked lieved that ladders might be Th r 13th juror wa* xelected at Mr*, llcxt and Mr*. .1. M. Cook, Fed football aquad are Miaa Joyce Albert Macklln, 83, of Chk-a* needed. The family wga away the caxe are Attorney* William T. hearing* In Mlaalaalppl aince moat 1:2ft P. M> ofter both the defend Longwmidi a half xlxlur, Mrx. Icxn than an hour to find tho Batta, Mlaa Pat Brawn, Mia* MI­ waa b it rated yeaterndy at the time the fire brake out Weir, of Philadelphia, Mlaa., J. A nf the wltneaaaa— many of them and proaeeutton had axhauxted W. E. Henry, Jr. of Hlnomfield NI lm, UoNpectacted former tax Denlae Htevena and Mlaa Jackie fie told tel officer* he had "about and neighbor* gave the alarm. Riddell, of Meridian, Mlaa., und Chorlowa nearly 100 yearx old- - their chaDengea. llillx, Mich; and n half hmthur, Cameron. Sftf< of the bogua bills when he Aaalataht Chief R. T . Thoataa, Robert C. Handwerk, of Woxhlng rrx'de there. Two alternate Jurorx remained W. II. FuuRhec nf Raleigh, *N. ___ to Montgomery Tueaday. off duty at the time, went to ton. C, If M y point of law la ralxed, t„ he picked. F.H.I. JO IN S N V N T There are varioua anglM to Handwork aald, the caxe will go He (vm| only one when he waa the fire to help. I.OH AN O ELES, Notr, I 7- W equeit of G ru vitt........ the Choctaw claim but the chief to the claim* court. FO A L ACTIO N DEFER R ED HOMS BUILDING With the laauanco. o f f e d e r a l W ASHINGTON, Nov. l7 -(/ l» l-. aald he will appeal tho verdict. Handwerk aald that undoubtedly 8K ! „ W A S H IN G TO N , Nov. 17-fA’l band xomcthiag (n oxcea* of |200,* Ihe’ caae eventually will wind up — Tho KID N A PKB H B LD COLUl i no Labor Minor Department i/opuri mom mrld Tim White llonxe Indicated today D E TR O IT. Nov. 17— (A*)— A re* -O rg a n h e d labor, dlaemWased 000,000 Including Inter**! for mor« In tha Supreme Co'urt. yextorday there la llttlu dm, I,t that I'rcxldent Truman might wait afMftol -father who get* "mean by Governor FYank L. LatweWa th in .a century, Tho gl*t of the Choctaw bond’* that home building will aet a a day nr m longer before trying Handwerk claim la that tha government In record. thla year. and wicked" when drinking "What W>M to head off a new coal strike. Up JA C K 8 0 NV 1U .E . Nov. IT rtfuaal to run for the aonot#. . a aadUtlc Maying heft for proaecutlon todqy In aearched today Par another De­ told a repertarf^la^that while the th* aggregate took away tho 2R,* The DepartAent’i’a Bureau of to thlx morning, all tlgna had Atlanta Joe*e Glucoft. Karen Kuechenmelater'a ahduc* mocratic ^ *tron» man to * Choctaw* once owned 88,000,000 000,000 acre* and gav# the Choc Labor BtatlatUa • treported that pointed to a prraldentlal move to­ Huaton Meantime, police tn thla country •era* of Alehanui and Mlaalaalppl. Senator Robert A , Ti taw Mtlontl Inadequate romixtnaa* 100,000 dwelling* ware atarted day to keep the atrtke from alert­ Chicago and Moalco quoatlonod aooroe of That deacrlptlcm of William B. treaty and a piece Hon. The elalm place* a value of In October, the alxth atrulght ing again In two week*, De* Mu Monica - awn who anawond the ' Babrey, 81, waa, aatf-apflled In chopped tit Then, Prexldaptlal Pre*u Secre­ Freano 1-on tha land, plus In* month .af high building activity, / of the tW-v.ar-old hi) formal confaaalon, according to dldate foe the „ 1880, New York n , atari* tory Charlex G. Roxx told renart* era. that He he did not expect oxpect any Saint Leu M 0 treaty the govern* BUll tha of this era Beattie or. BU00 development during th* day. Ha about two-third* of aald he had "no forecaat" on what might happen la thi next few dayi. <l,"wn, wi,h I m3 O b j e c t i v e s Of Mr*. Gonzalez !National Kids Day Talks To Pilots On Citizenship Told K i w a n i a n s Celery Shippers Mrs. Wells Tells Discuss U se Of B. & P. W. Club California Crate What Lies Ahead Club Shah Of Iran Says He Will Seek More II. S. Military Aid F. \\ & l . Co. Is Divorced From Its Holding Company nl ilu American Legioit Answers Query; Why Did Dad Die? k Vets Farm Clatw To Have Supper Tonite High School To Have • Homecoming Parade Fire Causes Damage To Williamson Home Orchids To B« Given At Morrison Show Hust’s Brut her In Kissimmee Lo, The Poor Indian, May Soon Become “ Lo, The Poor Taxpayer” THE WEATHER sskraiin.1 & M B y is iu — J i - «S s � 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. 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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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 16, 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/85de026837e6bad2463a08dd699c3098.pdf 4d1c290ffc405f346976584ef58b8edd PDF Text Text '~r?T ‘ r TTy7 r Pope Pill f •A: : .11 r ~yr~~rr. ~~ -r— IM lA W y Q tlM T W U tP . PresMr.it Of W C T U Civil Rights Dixon Trial I. Promote full freedom of poli­ tical and rallgloua exprose ion and full roapeet tor all other funda­ mental rights. 0. Promote nationally a n d through international cooperation effort* to achieve higher stand­ ards of Jiving tor all peoplaa. 7. Remora barriers which deny peoples the free exchange of In­ formation. 8. Participate fully In the work of the U.N, 9. Settle International disputes by peaceful means. 10. Cooperate in attaining af­ fective International regulation of conventional armaments. II. Agree to exercise national sovereignty * jointly with other nations to tha extent necessary to attain International control of atomic snargy which would maka possible tha prohibition of atomic weapons. 12. Urge the five big power* to broaden their cooperation in th* Security Council and exercise re­ straint in using the veto. The Soviet plan cal la for a pact among the five big powers, con­ demns what the Russians call war preparations In the western coun­ tries and urges an Immediate ban on ntomlc weapons. j Austin aald: "No part of tha Soviet resolu­ tion la worthy either of amend­ ment or adoption. It should bn re­ jected aa an attempt to slander, obstruct and deceive. I have placed before thla committee the Soviet T a lk s A t A M e rs g a te naet <QaaHa.il____________ n to Christian p II m i S m ! Ittoe amash a fllibua buatar on the FEPO Within the aback end sleep was "Absolutism of th# m u I. bill. Mrs, Laura Shute, former mis­ ana J . D. Hapgood, allegedly _ . - . ^ . _-v— . ,Jle d on all •qua) to deification « f tb« aUU "Even If thay do," he added, "1 sionary and president of Woman's drunk, according to th* Deputy. haHons m i ’ lUcIf ” th . Pop. u|d. M 1, Refrain from threatening or Dixon wee represented In court am aura thay won't be abta to pain Christian Temperanca Union, waa •LTh!! * * * !I'.** . )* * mat. • « * the hill when the vote la on the the speaker at a cbapal service of by Ernest and Karlyla HoushoMer. uelng fores contrary to tha U.N. Important .d d rw . on Charter. Aldersgats College recently. Mr*. t . r . within a w m Ic, Laet week, merlla of the legislation." Senator Wherry (R-Neb), who Shute slated that liquor Is 11. Refrain from any threats or « ■ epeech to Italian Catholic helped draft the new Senate rule prut C O f C P r e s id e n t roblrm in India even as It Is here, to aimed a t Impairing Imps! acts th* ladelawyer., the Popo cMttaaed Hhe told of a young lg Buddhist man pendency Catholic hr " Judaea everywhere not on debate, aald he agrees that the . or Integrit; J * « r it y of ony coun(C m N s s M V im s mage M at f t ------efvB strife. to recognise "aa n ju .t law*," and FEPC bill will be the moat diffi­ who turned from alchol and gave glneer from Jacksonville, alio try or femeattag to beware of granting elotl di­ cult of all the Civil Right* mea­ himself to Christ and married a mentioned government Interven­ 3. C any put la goog faith all vorces >In marriage# whkh are sures when it cornea to an effort young Christian Buddhla girl who tion In hla keynote address. International agreements. is now president of the Woman's • "valid before Ood and the to shut off talk. 4. A fford ,all U.N. bodies full " I sec but one Important cloud church." "In vlaw of that," he said, "and Christian Temperance Union In In the skies of our future,” Hills cooperation and free acfcais In tha her own land. ■ The dean of the Rota, Msgr. If the Democrntle leadership really said. performance o f tasks assigned to Andrea i Jultlen, reported ■ to the wants to he faithful to the party Miss Oslo England, aupcrlndent "Rightly or wrongly, It la the pontiff .that the court had ax* platform, It seem* to mo they of Fellowship Front Christian amlned In the peat Judicial year ought to bring up first the Civil Foundation, returned Tuesday sincere belief, and fear, on the 0 . R. Smith of th* Erickson part of many that tba philosoph187 requests for annulment# of Rights bill which has tho beat from West Virginia. Ml Mom#, who-on the night ,-s of govammant which hgV 84* marring#* from all parta o f the chance of passing and not the one Lewi* W. Arnold, "air preacher" so far In recant ytara may of tha shooting, waa called to gat world. Of theae, 51 wore ac- which has the least chsncc. from Lexington, Ky., has been vanccd hamstring private enterprise, dty the body,: testified that Carroll rented and 86 ware refused. " I f they are really sincere, let giving some deep message on Bible The Pope told the RoU that them test the rule on cither the prophesy during the pest week at up the sources of risk capital, and had a wpuad- ba tha neck, which Ike root, of the preaent day situ- snti-poll tax hill nr the anti­ Fellowship Front. His last sermon otherwise nullify the processes had bean shattered. Deputy Back stated that tha which have contributed essentially atlon were In be found in IQth lynch hill." was on Friday night. Dr. Arnold to the progress accomplished by gun used In tha shooting was a rentury; "absolutism" of the I* a widely known Baptist preach­ Sparkman said tho opposition *ln *lt ^barrel 18 guae* shotgun, elate. Tho "anltUChristlan total!- will base it's argument against the er. He spoke Monday morning and our nation and our atate.” using No, 2 shot. AnotMr-shot gun tarlan state," he eald, revealed Marvin H, Walker, general man evening at tho Central Haptlst the true nature o f legal abso- FEPC hill on contentions It would Church. ager nf the Florida Citrua Can was found in tha water near Eng­ lutlsm In violation o f all supreme give the federal government far ncra Cooperative, told tha gronp lish. too much authority over hiring. Court waa racsaaad at 18:00 divine ,> lfht. that production and salt of 24.As for another Civil Rights S u p e r v is o r s M e e t 000,000 gallons of fro ten norlda o'clock and trial ordarad resumed These stales, ha aald. enforc­ scrap endangering all of Mr. Tru­ orange Juice eoncantrata waa po* at 1:80 o’clock by Judge Smith. ed a .'.‘so-called legal right" to man's "F air Deal," Sparkman ttlM lIssst rrusa S>a«a Oaer slide this year and aald axparl . lP ™ are: Ran"deprive man of all parional saldi 1 M. J>yhe. Andrew Nlkler, soon have an election system se­ menta ware under way to product dignity., and fundamental right “After all, members of Congress cond tu none In tho United Status froaen concentrated milk la Florl Hughey W. Dvha, J. C. Fellow*, L. to life, pnd the Integrity of tile H. X ran ter, E. J. Dumph, J . C. limbs, entrusting both to the ar­ are only human. If you get kicked, and one that the state can well da, Net effact of the milk venture, Kaa#L, Hugh Brawn. Garland H. bitrary decisions o f tho party your reaction la to kirk hack. lx- prnud of and "even boast a Obviously them Is bound to he a little about". he said, would ba to alldw the ®h**< Kirby w,vli. Fit#, fJr., and thq atato." r" 1Andy Ja Hr ' Wolcott, 0 . C. Assistant Attorney General Bai­ concentrating of aurplus summer kubcln,, Henry Such ,decisions, ha sold, denied lot of resentment which will show Wheaton tvaa alternate to tho Individual "the right to un when other parts of the AH. ley pointed out the Importance milk for winter consumption. their own children and the duty ministration's program ronie along of the office of supervisor of re­ for a vote." *' t* of their education." gistration and aald that the grow­ Mr. Truman has given no sign ing enthusiasm among Its mem­ "This ‘legal right* has upset - 1% the order established by the that Is worrying him, Only last bers Is making the people mom .. / creator, calling order disorder, week ha renewed his call for pas. conscious of the office and the l|‘! authority tyranny, liberty slav­ sags of Civil Right* laws, lie nsM responsibilities connected with It. ! '.{ j; , ery, and crime a patriotic vir­ action is needed In overcome ‘‘dis­ He sml ha hadn’t misled a meet­ Mi t- Ml* ;;<fl tue. the Pope aald. crimination and Injustice.” ing since the nrganliatlon nf the 'll . r H'Vli.-'ii "This was and still la In some association over flv* years ago. "i ; . . .id **.1 lacea the 'legal right*. Wa all He rommended tho fine spirit and ' ‘ : . <i r ave witnessed how aonia, who ronporntion nf tho association In S u p re m e C o u rt had acted according to this its effort to comply with the new right, were called to render ac­ election laws. (OssUsstS Orem e s s i nasi count ' before human ‘ uman Justice. Mr. Drkle declared that Florida tribunal spilt 7 to I In refusing "These trial* have not only to Intervene In the unsuecssfui had made more progress In the 'The*# trial# brought criminal! to their Just effort# nf Friedrich Flick, a Ger­ past HI year# than any state In due. They have also proved tho man Industrialist, to win friedom the union, and as a naturally Intolerable condition In which a U. 8. Army prison In Ger­ progressive stale, it was fust a law, of a atata completely from many, becoming one of the most ndvan dominated hv Judicial poult IvFlick was sentenced by a mili­ red slates In the nation. He mid Um run reduce a public of- tary tribunal at Nuernlterg to Hint sinre the Inception of the in flrlal, who ntherwlao hy his natore apd his own fsallnga, would seven years on charges that h<- Hodntlon ood through Its efforts exploited slave labor and loot,nl the nulillr Is Iwrntnilig mom con­ have been an honest man," scious of Its franchise and tinFossil,1y thla was a referem-" German-occupied countries. In other nctlnns to the court: responsibility It corrlea, to the hnhlt of "eonfaaslons" of t. Refused for Hie hccoiiiI ho Tlu- group endorsed a proposal the accused nt their trials In the countries In-hind th* Iron Cur­ probably last time to delsy the Mini the nirmiuiruhlp commit*"'Imprisonment nf former Rep. Ancontact rnrh country bni board through , . . . -...... Rep tain, **' The ’ Pope said the allusth, drew .1, May and the Garssim out Ihe state, ueipinlntlng them, could ' be summed Up "In the brothers for wartime bribery sml with Ihe work of the association antagonism lieiwnen true and conspiracy. Barring an unnsnril and the Importance of memls-rmove they should begin serving H shlp, and soliciting their coopera­ false 'rights.” "The simple fact that a prlri- to 24 mouth prison terms within tion In paying the membership dues as well as transportation flute hi derlarcd a- compulsory Ihe next HI days. 2. .Refused to give priority to and expenses of members *1 tend­ rwrm.Jn the atata la not sufficient the hattlu against deportation be­ ing meetings. Just m* other county J^ r r e a le trim right,", the.,Pope ing waged by Irving Potash. Pot­ nfflclnls nre allowed tho same ash,. sprang 11 Communist Psrty privileges. leaders convicted In New York of Supervisors, deputies nml guests conspiring to'teach forcible over­ at their opening see-don were H e lp F o r G e rm a n s throw of the United States guv- welcomed hv Mayor Andrew Cnrrernmard. wanted the, high court away and II. It. Pope, rhnirman to tskUe^Hw MiZortatlnh rase away of the hoard of county commis­ e U. 8. court of appeals sioner*. Rep. M. 11. (T-Bonpi m | in China. ' ’ " " *( ■ d thereby speed a final Smith also extended a welcome Wilt1 not a failure of Amtrlio tha group and commended th* •ah |H>W;" the top U., fl."l|rjiliiassociation's delegation at III" legis|a!lvc session. The Itev, W. I1' mat (In Intel, "ft was * failure of i ni.I- ■, ..*.-...,.,1 i> . Brooks. Jr . offered the Invocation. C ty ft ft ff lk y .in CWn-iViM,, otUeaMaaM to s a r s s r o„M Others nllcudlng Ihe meeting the cslnnel member implied that the .home, ha , rafiiad at flrat to In addition to the supervisors slid Carman rctiitanca to Communism leave the car and accompany her stale official* Included: John Mc­ the door. ______...of...Jacksonville, ............................. Cormick renresenWas a, far more creditable perform­ .."Johnson censured him mid told (stive of the Voting Machines ance than llir collapse of China in him that If he didn't take the girl Corporal Inn: J . I.. Timing". Vnl the fa ir n( Communist armies. up In ihe hiiusn he (Jniinannl log Mnr blit"*, of Wi-st l*»lm ' But' uf both (he Chinese and wmilii nut drive lleer hack In tho llcn.b; Addii-sxiigmiih i"pi"*rutsCarman problems, Achoson said: fraternity house. ttves Kdwilld A, llotiW nt (lr. "lleer then took the girl to the lando, Hrmv J. Ruabtu «"-• f* "All'lhn help In the world from the United State* will not help house and went with her to her A. Brock of Turnn«: F. A those who will tint halp themselves. room. Chicago and J Nnrtnsu "f ''i-m t i "There he attempted to make Hhnros, r»orcn*o*sllv-- nf The United Slates l< determined tl"'to halb those who help them Improper advances, hut Miss Craf- liiess F.fflclcncv Alii*; Ocorgn tnn resisted. •alvea. Drane of Wllson-Juti"* Co. nf "lleer stomped from the room, Chicago: Ah-x Young nf Orlnmto ■ The U. 8. Secretary said he waa looking looking' forward to renewing an •tatlng Miss Grafton would read Offlco Supply Charll" tllnart llalntance with General vas- plenty about him In the new s­ of George Blnnrl’s, Drlnmln; S f / SUliknv, the chief of tho Ho- papers." Grady Albritton nf Tampa, candi­ Detective Sheets added that date (nr Ruitrnail f'nnimlsslnner; Control Commission. Mat C ......................But . in lopae tu a question, Arheson Heer admitted he was "mad at a M. O. Harrell and A. J . Thomas, h* saw no Immediate prospect group of alx or eight fraternity chairman nf the laiard of county foUf-imwer meetings on th* unlr brothers who had criticised him commissioned and clerk nf tha far dancing with other glrla."and circuit court, respectively, of allqn of Germany. . WofW diplomatic problem* to* that he Intended to get a pistol and Bradford county, la r i on a criminal orgy." •tax WJ) Into two gancral cate­ The grmip expressed surprise McKeown had Just arrived at and pleasure at the spsrlounaaa gories, Achaaon said: tha feternity house whan he'saw n i Tf and hastily of the Mayfair Inn Hear running from (he place, pur­ and also appreciation for Ihe hos­ sued by fraternity brother#, Mc­ pitality extended to the super­ Keown Joined the chase and Asa visor* hy Ihe management. ehovml away hy Heer. McKeuwn waa circling behind nomie Ilia, which would exist at,*:' D r . R n lp h H u n c h c Jlcer, awaiting an opportunity to irdlei* nf. tha Soviet Union, |t thrusts, Achason com- grab the platoT, whan he was ehot. (UeettaeM r » s pass neat A flrat degree murder charge "muit tie mat." Ha did waa to be filed against Heer today. and fait for a Just world, a good iJioMto further. Miss Crafton has been detained world, a wnrld fit to live In for ..awhile a German govern• B , people, a world in which apokesman aald tha United aa a material wltneaa. Nylin II, R on , assistant dean racial and religious bigotries are i.«nd tha west German Re•have agreed It la not daalct of man at Ohio State, promised an universally outlawed. "Th# United Nations need* g| this time to withdraw official report on circumstances of your faith and confidence and Allied troops from Gar- tho shooting. iour active support. With lb the United Nations cannot fall. In phasmsn told a news congat aacratary Achason and moots with the throe three western high (hla dangerous age we dare not v Konrad Adenauer had commissioner* at Allied headquar- ‘,* tt. it fall." Dr. Bunch* said he spoke of that conclusion during tors In Paterabarg for a report rotations in a personal visit hart. th* Faria maotlnf, “ rather than aa a United nui ummroue .. tlonara ar* mastli , representative. ntly that tha Wahn, th* British ho: ft# problem* of race rale rithdraw oc­ Achaaon, who (ioni Is a^anra one In th*_Amortant Gar* broad pleturo of ■ HOIUf i "■ f lean Bouth," ha aald. "Thli Hla Is .. j »' »» noting yosterday, said „ o m. not merely a southern prat problem gtlon result* of tho l.._ .... , :**''.-l If, - i.iij ■- ts t!'fr,< It la a national, Indeed, an tetarr In might become apparent of daft • >'♦.:« “ onali problem. ■ 1 H Soviet a period of months. Thlo could, .in - ,• .- o.u.i.Ift , *. .. *,1rhat race relatlona era lm* Rob dloate that even if thor# waa '. V G ting in the South and alio* ba a slowdown or a halt In d|a> 11 M t r l i i c t l i c m t c h ik ; - ,.'!} » . irs cannot, bo doubted, but ‘" O * mantling of German Jaateftea, It i F I': •i . 'i . - s r - rtf, G y *t|1l remain In a dangerous 5tMKS‘W)UipftS7ST!8 only frfteV| long tte■*(.i K '.tat* Oj '■JS 1 t# and aro a liability to tha l i P IM t* W M w >uth tad to tho nation." iiufc {V, tag' - • • I " " “ i.-ffO, viV 'llf ‘ • k 1’ r Mjr; ) I ta ­ ■ - And now, I piaee before you on behnlf of the government* of th* United Kingdom and tha United State* n resolution on 'aoaontlnl* of M eet.' If tha Soviet Union la ready to perform theae essentials, then n five-power pact is not needed. If It is not, then I repeat, Mr. Chairman, the paet la a hol­ low proposal." QUIBINO ELBCTBD MANILA, Nov. 14—<A*k—Pre»l. dent Elpidio Qulrlno told a news conference tonight tho offlcal fount In last Tuesday'* election assured him of election. Th* official tally shows Qulrlno lending by nearly 800,000 vote* out uf the 4,000,000 c u t . V. S. BASES MOSCOW, Nov. 14-(ff>)—Th# C o m m u n i s t Party newspaper Pravds aald today tha United States has built or la preparing to build tut air bases on Spate or Spanish possessions. It said these bases are fully under American control. . . . . The paper printed S'm ap pur­ porting to show the location of ♦he bases. Jf said It had received tho tatormAlon from Mundo Obit.ro, Spanish Communist Party newspaper. 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VO LU M E X X X X U.S. Brands Soviet Danube *Rule In v a lid SA N FO R D , FLQR1DA| TU ESD A Y NOV. 15. l!Hi) toward world peace w«i . Iftwraolumna aolumna ___________ t _ of _ ____ oUbendment thalr ftftl hr other canptrlM." Martin. , m !4 tlthMll* ilordgnd | ci> nf har own *»v cuinplere auh*»Vvlancr of her people, Imt added that whan thn Iliuilarf raters-"sort to Malm the subservience of the cltlMna of other countrle*. ‘be** piatantlon* tcee.teeea oe face •**) Concert I b Tljven By School Band At Rotary Luncheon * A hand eoneart presented by the Seminole High School band under the direction of B. h. Hlaek wa* enjoysd Jbf »UwbiH of the Rothry Club following the first luncheon to ha h#Ut at tnslr •» new quarter* at the Yacht Club yesterday. The concert waa glv tn at the Band 8hall. Thome* - W. Jonee. Hold man ig ir ^ o r Chnia A Co.,* wsi w#l* corned Into tha club ha ■ ..... member by H. H. Coleman who ■aid that it I* an honor and privilege to he. a ' mambcT of Rotary and wdnled oul *oma of tli* YeiponalblllMea which »uch iii«mh*r»hln entail* stressing par & tirulafly the ImporMMa of at w ttndaflca. Theliineatlng waa ptdaldad o m bv President flezjrfpi, Touhy. Visitor* were Intn A. W. Epps, Jr. aa Jr. of East Boatoi ward Rlehardion L_ Pa., Charla* Marian ' I f . .Lak*wood, N. J., H. H. Jeffrie* of Hot Springs, Ark., A. n . Qaade of DaLand and 0. J. Finlay of Orlando. City Is Asked To Lewis Warned Ban Lurid Comics To Make Peace By County Judge In Coal Dispute p s.i.- dent, and- tho m orraniaatloei joined I.0M attending Uw Ida Baptlat Convent In tho new Hip D is n ia m lin n u u tn O f G e r .- P la n ts S lo w e d ; •- -Ji M t - i r It. i n i F l e e t M a y II A B e kVbnU t 1K A N K II K I i tciiiMiiv* Ndv. \Um i»i*im.4ii i It^ncil* Uii KroiH.it! \il»uMiri .iniiuunced I * * i'» S tc its lio m T e lls J u v e n i l e C .m s e il The annul' plated Me reviles-Ren* which carried Adolf llttler into Austria, mid Csechaxlovskia, and later on many of hi* »•*li*-i ex cursioiiM from Poland to I he Kngllah Channel, will tie on <ti*i>l.iy in Hunfurd at First Street and Park Avenue tomorrow und TInir-dny under the rimi imh ship of the local Post of Itie Veteran* of Puti-lgii War*, Conufr. C. W. Johnson announced today. The cur I* owned by Chrinlopli.ir ti. .Iniuis, formerly of tin- Stole I n i . - i i t , who hunglil il ftnm Ih. Swedish government where it win lotnue.l mull llic clone of the win. The Hen* ha* a whcslhn*,' IW m.-hr* uu overall width of Ml'* inch**, un.l a net weliiht of T.litH* pouiul*. not Including iirmor plate oi L'.iHH) pound*. It I* on eight piiffiigor .-.invertIhlr mid Iiii* u glinolinc cnpaclly of m-mly 67 itlilhm*. W.B.Zac:hw7,Sr., Gay Says Sales Tax May Not Be 6-Year Old Girl liipatcber Enough To Run State This Year Found Murdered Train Dis; JACKSONVILLE. Nov. r» (/!’) Even *«lr» la* revenue may not By Sex P erv ert For A. C. L.f Dies he enough to run the St*tr gi.w-rnmrnt thi, lural year, Coinplinller C. Prominent Kiwanian Was Former Lieut. D i s t r i c t Governor William Brown Zachry, Sr., 78, well known rcikteni of Sanfurd lor many year* and former lieutenant dialricl govcinor of Kiwanis, died yolrrilay afternoon in the Ion I hospital following an illneu of two weak*. Born Nov. 6, .1871 in Conytrt. Ga. Mr. Zachry had lived hum. for. 10 yaara. Hi* rrude nee wa* H at 619 Magnolia Avenue. Until-hla retirement in 1944 ha wa* a dispatcher with tha Atlantic Com! (Jnc Railroad Ha wad a mrmhrr of tlw First Prtshyterian Churth. a past president of the Sanford Kiwani* Club and served bnr term a* lieutenant district governor. He I* survived by hi* widow and one daughter, Mrs. f'liarlc* ICmilrrsuu of Atlanta, Ga.; one *on, William B. Zachry, Jr. of l.nutaville, Ky; three granddaugh­ ter*, l.ynn and Gayle Raulursou and Judith Ann Zachry; one alatar Mr*. William Platt of Arcadia. Funeral earvlcea will be held at tha First Preabyterlan Church at iliOO P, M. tomorrow with Rav, A. 0. Mclnnl* and Dr. K. D. Rrowtileo officiating. Burlaa) will be mado In Evcrgraen Cemetery. Member* of tha Kiwanla Club will larva a* honorary pallbearer* and era requested to meet at tha ehur«h at 3:60 P. M. Aellvapallbanma will include W. C. Ti*on J. Bralley Odham, Dr. Leatar Philip*. Albert Fltta and Ernest Galloway and John Galloway. H ooks alniiit $7,lKMi,0nn on July 1, whan it should be..61 least (tOjHKl.Oiw at that, time of year—usually n alack purlml ln lag collect Inti*. Although sale* tax revenue I* i'*peeti>d to add |4I>,tIOtl.OlIU to the Htuie Income, nliout fltl,l!GO,l)(lO of tlo. I* offiat by 1940 luw« giving fiifun-t tux mon*y to ritie* und gn-olliu- tHX money to eolintlee, tiny mi ill. \iiolliet factor to he considered, I,.- I..I.I the trade body, I* that the liew Mile* lux didn't aturt until Nuvrinher, four niolilhs otter the slurl of the state's fiscal year. MIAMI, Nov. Ui—(/TI—T h e biggest batch of road and bridge contracts In the history of the M ;t\ - In v o k e T a f t - I la r i Ic y A c t ; S h ip N ears S tr ik e I,m l ,(.J. <|il in m Mi.ii an nitlllMlire. \,,k I i/l*) Jnlm I I run „ liiilsk it,lb a <ntii.il llll,, ll,in, In win a qim k , n.il | la ir W ASH IN G I ON fail \Y)"lr I lmi-e iiilinii I hr Mriliallnll Sri klie -.lid Lrkil, l- briuu giken J4 1" 4H IlHUI- In grl -nlnrlluilg -lliltlig In waul a i".il iiuiii.it l Ii 11ii|>1m->I that tlirlr l,,"d,l hr .1, llnll hv Plrtiilriil kioiiMii tin- week d t»mKl ' flt.it IL iLiiii , I i dill r and thi t iMlfd 'lo in I« «n* «4MI****ii lU l|0W iliilVIl 11■ * i II' 141*6411114a^ III CiCHBAll iinlitNii it III* tlllHHtlK ntiml %Alike 43 hi I m*H in n« puli'll in 11> k■11 lii lift: IVClt* ii rm Ittyft i »inii iiiiiMonm m l Ilf liO|)Ht n( m I i snip m.i up tliviii IdilH iilG lU nil I »r i Hia li 1 ti III o It’irtHIl Nprn it lo file W<|t l *rilii.iu i>.uIniiK’iil llir I’ioaJ l.u I by t i tiiU tiil I till". A ilrr u u fl lil.lilr lln- ir|»niI *,ii llir Ifiultl of flic I * mi* troiri^ii iit»»mlri»* iu n lcf* rn» r I ) llir l ii lift I N ilir i, i IAHC8 tiiul lin i uu li.i %a i v 11* *I (ii invitf MV'i **'iitiin% in " hi.iiiy lu tm it* fmii.il hi *41in/ ti 111411a c l tin Mb''- in ’ »iMiAiiiniim lim* In llllvi itt llir **i HlltlHJIltflU’et* 4»! tlir 111v wi'l*| nL i ir nl ii at between ( ifi nt. till .1114i llll1 Vk4"x11n n n^uvrin*1 Ilit*|| 1h :ti 1In kmvo 4*k i «*i»! la illtm ».. i '* ft.Ill .1 it i-iguer ilitl I.i 1It 1 111*'i I'knihl • hipping flit! t 1 1lia* \ I til*** Ilu' »* agteed to .lllrov* U»»| Mill!) \ In *.«•! up Had* Mlll! i*M ih r><1I'U'll •'Otlllll ICS. fi 1Ilf \\k Sir tn ■ wet a have i |#1i'« •1 I" 41 *l*l'l Hin 14*lixatin ti of IlSlIIlll if lilt r n l ( mi III*' ■ German 6*91 t111114'try, *4 . L XL,lain11,a ilu- ile/Uniii uii dls- i J LfW Ii line- Uni O il" lal- -rrineii In iirlirie Mi I rUlll.tlt k-nulkl llim k r llir la ll \,<„.|i nil* d u fi'iret on llir lrqilCM nl till- /m illlg II,ml it to lla ille y A it .illliuuvl, llir 1'irii '-bung,' llir Irx i of tlir /.tilling Or- dent d u llkri lli.il i.m ilinuiii-M in pcriutl nunr li'nleiii'y U*c ol ........... Li, i-liiuling m deiermltmtlon of the inlntiiium bis*id ,M,Midi I .,il lla itlry , .it wait'uniluufrf ns i x o SI*) first flnnr men reipiitemenls for " S S l',ti* w T DepaHtiwnt. at a Titiight " , • »»'««■ 'iu<** homes. A •pee lal inerting with done in the Grid diiputc. Im i hern mei-llny yesterday In Furt I an- 1 Imnrd .oily but April ill a i hird member* of the Adjustment Hoard M jiindrird lint dial ulr.t appealed will be lu'hl *11110 tn roludlli'l Hit". In hair bill,- illjipnil derditie, called for a major revi uiolr*ialinii rate, hut iclm m l Mi. Mi'KlliInu dri'lnted till* in,lin­ •Ion of pUus fur a bridge acm*s l i t . While I n i l i r r k u rnllk w., I hr thiihby bo.lv win finin' t hv ing. Tumpu Huy between Pinellas un.l 1If I f llll liet | |,l lll' fl .1 III* M N .ink A lease tu Florida Fmilibit— t ■ > tilli.l*. when .t inwlit I oiih sr.tt. I. Miiniiti-.- cnunlivs. M, Ki llian said the eflginrerinc Ih iiiii , ulr d e t c liv r i wlui riilrn-.l WII* Ullll'llilril In put llir i r |>"H roll \hk 1 Ihr r x p l l . l t uni ti.ilr nl - •bit il v nil ,'i.iiiiiniiv iiininli'in.ii.r Il ti' r i lilr i rt) by I n n ' 1.19 1 r r k firm of I'nrson*. Brlekcrhofl, hv uriwl.bi.i* .nid i .H iic m hiilrtl >>f llir A mid It building al lln U \NHINi , I . i N. N'mv 16 1,1*1 Hull no,I McDonald of New York I m i m l ,1 “i j - t l IV ti l l l tr I lu- Ei-,I, mi I n-pmil tq-iiranCkwill lake nvet the Job of h»»I * lamtnrd into .1 box , i.v r in l m il. Mnuirlpnl A n p u it now o*rd a (H ill I l u l l l l ll l t b k Mi lit! •i'i,i nl inn 1 1 Ml* i . iiiiiii „ut lug. lie suid additional ami,nine. .Ilblnih, drl.lia m il i>hl lin»r» Il Hi, shop llll,I lirailqillll lei * In. lb. •nun I'* "ild in l,-l Hi. Ii »• Ih Ink lignin-1 int-'ilig III,- Jb.UOO Hunts about llte redesigning amt M.lt III llir Im , kv.llll ,.l .1 III.—lr -1 ,'iiiipm iy, noil •rilin g irn tal atI pjtifiiii 'ih in .»K ji ’••III I11 .trttHtn fL’6<) a uiunlli for llir bnlan.r i'limit, ot in ni.nice ii provide" poiatble reconsideration of tin II I(i>ti h i l l i l l i ^ J| lii*M fnki- Im M llir five yrni Irion- wliirli rli.l m 1 any nl"-'' bank ii,-i'<mnt presently proposed route muv l>- iKtrlhlli' in-.ii hri own Inonr tlll\ *. "Il i- i.iiln'llcviibl.-," -o-ri'i, lin'd O.-ti.hrr, 196". ' l licrn u.iu 1.1 lir uu hrn, fit tn miiile in the near future. I Win Im hit! Ilu* -Iriff nf in l-'M.lug of II quit claim drrd 1"..I ■ gain,>il'‘ ftmm tb, •'tiiildimint McKilliiin suiil In a elntrmcui l|,*r ninHo' 1 , I,i|il of Ihc ill*r'.v, i v ii limlnupit •**•«#> ***** |'tin i' rich i w rlfjip‘ anil loft^mi hin,t >1 ge tier nl ,-i uni'tiiic and finnnlinini'dinti-lv out- ,<f ............... > Hint tin- action was "found lie* ji*( itii(HU (I I Ml 11*111141ttI'l I t tiroI in In ■il "tut,Iiii ■ 1 1H i’ < bail in 10 essnrv and desirable In the puldn inti'iislvt- iiifiu bunt* in ihc ,-iiv’ III III fit I a Ik II liti Hi hut llll till* l| M nil id* I hi v wn- begun im tho (i.'i'd 1«pie T II 1 1 I l"td a Sni.itvinterest." hunt HjMllh 1"ii if rr-i Inin, ilium 11, r ■1 inly IAll slllVt't\ 11111 U'lii'i* II ihi • at|vist i stitif a’ em-i'i min ni intiiiv,- ir d erell wu* in lluil vicinity t tut• lb, »he i|U4*stiiin iif a iM'i trif tinai it ii piihcle* inurilci* of Nttin Mm Hu nod I.. . 11n1' iti|i Mu lu ll lla i I Ii* v In",, "flit Hurl HUUiniNi i/,',| hi vnnn- it x •i»ti‘r Mni' ucciirri'd in I1H!I n I I $n*11 1 ini*■•mIi 'I i *i I lull uttuhl 1ml '"i und iii'inn i uu-. 'k- ih.- ( 6.i use Hint b-nil I.. Hie t onvi.'lion >>l In it i'll mill* s I I'Wi umiM 11*i «*■■ .‘n imixlnmi". iln n -Voii I'. Niiui,'. n ttltrltlxvitli-ltiMMii in-lit.t, d i.i ke p his nun* rs at w h i Iv "tin I ,n I ii n>-,-. ,k>- <b lint f.lvt-'ir Tin- vs-,- was I lie ntv'* nn-t Forty-seven iiinnber* «f tinlln* nl f lt*i nl *•11hi li i' '*1 4411 I' m i lUii-iidiiig flu* ,|. pu*il in*ur:incu i.mu,I t'liild iiiurili-r since I'tti). » In prmid,- lull iiiMirancki for ivhcn ris vein "bl Hot-hi'lb- t.lu* Sanfurd Tourist (Hull met la*l iilMlI ('11111111111) 111 f m || i|| ||t»< I i I'OMf1!, !l- flu- , tl*HX* 'kilt HIM-" III bilcr, ilflllglilt-i of blllt-lo-i Ain night to form commit lees tu carry Hroll I ST. PETERSBURG. Nnv. tr. mil Gieir prngrum of tuurlvt in"A •l«,l'l»i"ll Dll tvlllll !'• site M in npliiinii. ul,"tiintinlli nut ( ^ —Defeat of Senator Claud. Gllisknler. was kidunped ill |du\ tlvities. The cluli, riuiiiirl*iiig tin"Hi tin (i,|i tin’ • I'tppcr bus bn-n set a* the tut Iter tuiilv wii* fniiml mini- *b» • former ttiemhership of tin- Nail I In* I'tifil nit mit it in Im*' hut hri » math '•liturpunx-ni Im lull |n*ur» year Inter lu llic hill*, mid nlmost pullticul goal of Florid* “roll 'lilrndtim |h now (ii iiti* ....... fur -ill d, im tu .i lu itiiniKh score* of Iicisunit have ford Sluifflehoiird (Tut. und the doctor*. Club, now imintici-i nlmul f i*i v4*ii lu tiffi'i uik Itiu is u titI Mu n,-nlKilled u ■ * Him Ilu- i niC a,-. Dr. Frank Slaughter of .link bfi'ii questioned mid nm mm I Tourist bit-ill ii>*iilents mu I l)! lourl*t*, *'tiiil imliintty a hmi rimliny lnuin *mill* ha* bn,ni "pi ii.'i'ting .ill Miuvllle, chairman of the piibb- bring held, no fnruuil clinrge* :i.’i und in growing rapidly, nirordlug i -Hi ll ii-tt wjis ft*l n|i im Mi» s(s ■ i'll,, Minin im f u ll' in ,i i anging relations committee of the Fb.i hnve ever liet-n filed. MN )‘9 4» SIM ■ u tnt'tgir - nf ii.mnii'd bank* A first grndr sludunl til fri'N in .lullit Henkarlk, preslilvut. lib. Medical Association, told » Edwaril' Higgins, mmingrr uf 'lib hiuiiiiI min *" tb.ii uperq.lit llelgbln scllliol, I .inil t ivns ........ Imre hist nighti lb.' Neinlutile County Chamber at M r s . I l o r l t T i s e W e l l s i n« are cuntiiiued witbii.it any "DucGnr* must u*e their n ’ I .*1 seen iilnuit 11:46 I' M vi mere*, welcomed tin- grimii bpuHlI ||i""ti*. lHiti-nllal Influence to atop H> ii-rday, M i* Glucuft told police. Coin Hr stated that repair work I* in Ill Jirglltin-nt be ineiil miied aI 't t A d d r e s s W o m e n "I got tier dinner ri-ndy ntui prugiess nf Hociallim in ib>shuffli-hooi d • iln*l greater in iiiiin.-n fund iountry, and Ih* Immediate t«-1 . .lied for lier a 6 P. M I got pingroN* lit three ,-ourts in Furt Mellnn Pink und built lip by t l l i r In cover of Florida ihictorn In parltrolai no answer, «n I went out unit Mr* Ilorleu-k’ We It-, dtri'Clm Is to unseat Senator Claude Pep n kei| the *ifher rliihlreii in Ihc iliul wliuii tills wink is completed ••f O' Hlet No 'J nf Ihr . ....... In " le n t la l I **e*t |* adequats to -ilnvidll full i 11*111.Ilu-e proteci cighborliood, tint nobody bud III i-oiirtn will bo available for F.'dt'iolinn nl ltu*tne«* .,11.1 I'm per.” playing. New equipment has been l,'*<i"nnl Wnineli'- CTtilt*, m il ml turn." Pepper, senior Florida *enat>n cell her." I’ln- ninviinent dm iipiung tli* Police said n slx-funl high purchased by the City, including di e*- I lie lornl H I'IV C tnincbl ut lr up for reflection next year UHiiritinte limit •<, <|0.«)00, If Dr. Slaughter said Proper wi. iciice bordering mi no nlley i til sets of cuea. 7'.'I0 ,. I",'k at Itm Miiyfiin Inn A cnmiuittfe was appointed In **"• In linin' In* been -trimcvft among the Administration *•••■' ni tho rein of tin- home wli--r ,m tb,nihji'i't, "Wlint Lie* nmmg "tnnlli-r bank", wlilln tiigers In trying to set lip socbillrcd ill' body was finirul. Offlccra niiiiiugo shufflehuard tournament-- Ahead" ■ er t.nnk* have f-iyori-d leaving tbcoriseil It might hnvc been '■ini include* Toni Vernon, Carl medicine In tha United State* Mr*, Nolly Men, W illiiiiu*, preSocialized medicine Is "only a 'n*sed over tile fence mu! inti Elsenhower, C. L. Madden, lluhetl •itleni nl llic club, -'111,1 lu,Iny 11int ).,- 16,(100 tup ii b >iir* Imt cut ‘ '•'it FDIG's pn-st ut insurance Mnuku screen to hide the r.-iil He pile of boxes where II wo* Hawthorne and L. C, Hug be*, Mr*. M’i'II* i* widely ktiiiwu dinige In linlf, Tbe ,-barge l< cuniiuittoo was Instrucled to purpose of the Washington discovered. tlirotigbiinl Flntlilu fut Inn neiiv nt-w nllii-tWelftli nf utle par esnt Of the mmi police are seeking, Gils morning with City Mnnuger HocllaUt-planner a and pollliiulC, F. McKlhliln to discuss any Im- itie* m l.'gUInllve u ffu iri, In i. f ilepiixite. lv minded labor leader* who tinv,* Mrs, Olucnft told police: inosl I'linvlneitig xpenker mid In, " lie had played with her, Imt luovcmentN that may be made at Joined forces to further their own ii ipb'iidul gru.-p uf Stule und nit MARI AN k i l l i n g to- was so sweet mid kind In her tlir courts. aim*”, ho continued. HARLAN, Kv , M„v l5-|Ak) Another group formed last imnal mutter".” Tbe iulk m il )„■ The real purpose I* to creato He liked to give her candy " licurd „ vet Sliillnn W TIHI at H nil A enfe nperntor tt In,",- tilme a “socialist Welforo Htabi 'i V I'lnda. four feel, two Iiii-Iim night night was a house commit- l> M a* ilrtiwn Into tin 'laying of which a small political group can mil and weighing 66 pounds, was leo to welcome visitors and plan Hntlnii (•onniv'. Gim an,| only wearing the blue plnhl cnlertalninsnts. This Inclmlcs Mrs. control a country for all tinv-’ . •till NEGRO ON J I ' K Y tmhen chief wit" nlmt to dentil dress, red shoes and yellow sock* W. K. Smith, Mrs. A. C. Starke. the author-physician said. HAIt A.SOTA, Nov. I ft—1/1*1— A I'cre bul uiglit front a slow* Mrs. W. R. Tench, K. A. Estorly Dr, Slaughter, a former prac­ in which she 'llsnppenri'd. lory ttliii-b Inclmlril the firxt mnyillg tiiitomnhllu. Pullca said a later esninlim- and Mr*. F. L. Cawley. tising surgeon, la a popular m>veFord Nlzeliiure, 1(9, one of iwt Mr*. Flusslu Webb Invited mem negro to -it oil u Naru-mlu cuiintv 11*1 and author of several medical tion would tie required hi deter­ works, Ha spoke a t an open meet mine If she had been molested her* to uttcml tha two lumr pro­ ■ape erne took one hour lout night m ii iirrextotl In conuectiiin with FDIF is Against Insurance Kuine On Bank Deposits (omniitlousNimu'd liv Tourist dub To Plan Program Judith Coplon Is Florida Doctors Pictured As (flood Urge Defeat Of Senahir Pepper Federal Employee » r e s TRUMAN TO WASHINGTON; “•.USSS President Truman T ru m an Wa s h in g fitv \ „ . i . t .limit Indvr Mmik-ls- StrlilllOIlt ht*1 inylil ir,|iir,|rtl lli.tl llir l lt>' ( — J uliii I I . hi* an,I Ho- I nlird Mine Winker* lnd.it ....... St, ( 11111IIIl**l"l« l i l r ,i. 1mil tn .m il the 130,091) in iimiriii|jt fine* ilieir v.llr nl -n , .lit,I .nun, bunk* wllllll penally f.n laillng i„ ,,l,ri a court in tie i l o end a m i ,..i| ctliph.lMfr . i n nr .ni,i >rx strike. Melti ll.ipki ii*. General ll.r t .>iiiihii-inn look itiimrthalr raull-el lo lln- iininii. in.i.lr the .It llnll >li lb. in.ttlri l>\ ir.pintiUH psynieni to liarrt M Hull, ( il l \llmnrv I Miinli.iliri tu rlerk of ilu* I S Mi-iriri i .mrl Hopkio* remarked Iliul llic fine , lir, k min ,.|,Ilium r , .idnplrtl I* “prut,.,1,1. ilu- luge.,-*i n e t .1git III I *.,(•- nl -ll.l, I'.ll.l.l .Ill,'111 III paid lii u defiinlaiil it, lln- l ed to ta l l.ib lr - .Hill nlbri I Inilda eral t-inirl* rrrlallilk the lilggesl r*ei paid b> a liil,„i union." .llir - i,ilb llir |in--ll>llllV ill Sait- M Gay told delegate* to llie ,t.ite ihauihn ol iiimmeiee lolivrntion today. Il i* loo eaily to Irll Ion. mu* Ii lhe new tax will ptiivnlr. t'.av *ald in a apeerli prepared for delivery at thl* morning'* i-onventlmi ^e*- Slole Ill'll.I lie purl lilellt will tie •Ion. i.-.eived here today. Hut If advatii'e extimate* of Kids will In- ii keil on S«l,r»IHMK)0 fUMmO.DIKI lire light, lie roll!lull­ worth of work to cover :UH) iillle* ed, the Htati- will have to .lip Into of road* and l'.Mmi feet of bridge* It* general fllllil for $7,IKMi,ll<io to in :ti of the Niuti-'s 07 counties. kveli opernlitig tbroogli .lone, ('lini*limit Alfred McKethan said tuno, tile Ifi project* will he broken "And till* I* limed on mnitniiii- down into :tn separate contract*. lion of tho Id pel frill lio.lgel They Include every section of reduction now In effrel," Guy Ihv state from Monroe to HanU fmni Ilie li.ilur ol l.ri p.lirllt' •aid. Kosa county. One project rail* Tor If this happen*, he added, the laying I0.7MI yard* of aldewalk* lolrt and I dli.,ii (iluroit, tun r yet * Btate probably will not hnve a on Kiorlda (Male University aiw tetdav allriuooii, safe working balance. It will bo Florida A. A M. College campusM O lt n r i, idenlifird.the man tfian 'lifts sit By O f C r im e s Jlltlgr s'lrn*lli'lii Inlil llir millMil—lull. I ill'll II. .tllllhlllri! two M i s s i n j * S i n c e Y o s t e r - irirnl i .nr* id ilrlni.piri.l uuilol* lirir ilni'i ill In ll.r ir.idlllg nl < !;iy , G i r l ’s B o d y llll- tlpr nl -n , illr.l , mill! Il P o u n d lu T r r is h B o x Iri.ilinr Tin< I'liilllii-ionii, said I 'It y l.o s ANt'.l i l.s, N„r r , Mfiniig. i i hffi.i.1 M.’Kil bln. until I lei lie.i.l , tin he. I hv .in .n r, nl i/ril . "Uipb-tlin- nf I),,- -111.’ for MX Veal old I mill I.>v. r ('.liirnll *7.61111 ,.f in,, fm inm -huflchnuid w.»» li.iunl .l.iiii I... I., x a few Mo. k' ,‘nin I •il.- al I'utin.-lli, Aim nr and ttriiii.it -tfirrl I., llir Till if I till liolll hei I,mu. Colne In,>idc.Kl t'n nf i, Inrli .li'*s«' .la l,, *ll !• loa pn kup m.In foi ., ti' -yrar-old «‘>lI l.'l'lt •rillnl Ivr, f,.| ri.rlinll nf mail. I hr Hid li.ul been nii.titig il 1, 111,,i -latinil. NEW YORK, Nov. iS—fAp)— ■luiiith Coplon, convicted nf spy­ ing for Kuaila, waa pictured In f-deral court today a* a con­ government worktr who Civil Righto Favored scientious “dug out varluua subversive or­ for tho U. R. Attor­ By Secretary Tobin ganizations" ney General's off lea. Her lawyer, Archibald Palmer, WASHINGTON, N«r. t t - W Secretary of Labor Tobin told a gave this picture at a hearing today thnt preliminary to the spy conspiracy ‘ up” for trial of the former, government p«a*M« »f a law fading Job dlrw girl and her ex-friend Vaicnlln Guhilrhrv, auspendad Russian amcrimination. plnye uf the United Nation*. f world,” ha "Tha paoplaa of tho FBI Agent Robert R. Gran­ and •aid, Id, ”aro looklag to America A morlcana for halp In building a ville, on the wltnesi stand, agreed ____where nil rae«*, color*, and with Palmer that Mis* Coplon had SSS creeds ran lita and work togathar received promotion* In thf De­ harmoniously ahd conatruftivaly.” partment of Justice and that her work had bean praised by her ToWn addr***ad tha eonvantion superior*. Ow National Council of Nagro “ IS of "Did you know." the lawyer Woman. Praaldant Truman la asked, "that she dug out various achtdttled to nddrfaa tha group to­ and Rtvlpan Ilona pul on night (obout 8:90, F.BT), Ha wa* subversive organiiatl Sousa. •xpectod to mako It tha occasion Tom Clark'* ll*tt" "Krolca Overture "I did not,1' Granville replied for a now plaa for anaetmoitt of from BaBiovan'a The reference waa to fornu 'ortner hi* Civil Rights program. Tom C.ClClark, ...... ________ aoralty mum* Tomn llrtad rocoat Instance* In Attorney General. re me Court Justice. --------------a Riup bar. whlfh col lag** havo parmittad tha now-----"Did you ever find that this "in A Paralan Market”—Kot- antry of Negro student*, and addtlabjr, • ad that thara also hava been gain* girl had ev*r been a Communletf” Palmer aeked. ’TatanutUonal "Not that I ran m all,” the F B I man said. . Granville com: a* M naa nat yat baaa aahlavad. but I men who arrested log sponsored by the Plnellu* Inr, 88-year-old Inn tin: County Medical Society AiixllUrv. lubltchev after a el w iS P i 1” **K "W Out i#r pursuit in New ger Mar. 4. of Jaekaonrl to aa ifc _____ _____ 2 White Men Held FT.U^ ;v A m w clitid Prctw Lroxed W ire Adenauer Announces Big Three Agree To Go Easy On Germans HITLER’S CAR COMING TO SANFORD 0 a contribution a T WKuaila ' i r 1, t ld • Yugoslavia A t t a c k s Kussia For Double Role Played On In­ ternational F r o n t WASHINGTON. Nov. |5— — Tlir United Stair* icrvcd notice on Ku**i* and five Soviet bloc italr* today that it contidria in­ valid their new commiuion to contiol iliipping on the Danube River. The commiuion wa* »rt up Nov. II at Galati, Romania. If replaced a conliol commiuion dating hack to 1921 on which five weitrin g, nation* weir icpreienled. An American note today laid that the new arrangement, coupled wilh the device of Soviet-con troll rd joint thipping companie* on thi liver. i» “clearly daeigned to en ablt the Soviet Union to mainlein a monopoly on Danubian com­ merce." Tile Soviet blue commiuion. it * we* charged, violate* the peace ® jreatie* *igned with Bulgaria. Hun­ gary and Romania and “violate* the concept of International wa­ terway* which ha* been recognized in Europe for more than 130 ii yriri. Meanwhile at Lake Surer** Yugiifilnvla titanted at Russia tor appearing before the United Na­ tion* a* a champion of peace whttu - exerting "aggressive pressure" in * efforta to ou*t Premier Marshal Tito. Yugo*)av Delegate Mllovan DJIla* gave hla cnunlry'a view* to the General Assembly’* 60- nation political committee, lie devoted mint of hla long apeach to an at­ tack on Ruaata but ha a!*o aasailed the weatem pnwara • foi what ha called war propaganda. Canadian Delegate Paul Mar- r Hi nurlh xml r n illil, pcttlj r lo.nl • •■mill p.iflion* through Mrdnrtdni, I til|«* rooter III * • * •nil portion l<nii»ht. Light vail* »lil» miiu N, iiiii >i |) northerly1 t*" «lu> mu! Wcdnoday. gram of gaipil singing to he given by the LeKevre trio of Stslion WGIT uf (xtlantB, G»„ Sat­ urday night at 9:00 o'clock at Hemimdo High School auditorium. Following the business iwsnIou members enjoyed a social hour Crabtree and games. Mw, Roumillat’s In Negro** Death Uncle Dies In Tampa WALHALLA, R, C„ Nov. 1 6 (4*1—Twu young white men wore err**ted near Charleston to.lsv Key West, Fla., on charges of slaying an elderly three week* itay. farmer near here Satur­ Presidential Preea Saeretary negronight. Charles G. Roes nave out thi* day Ppllca In tha aaialdo city, sou word officially today, confirming miles from hern, identified the that prisoners aa Lnroy Parker, 22, of Walhalla and Jamea D. Lawlay county. W, D. (Uncle Blit I died at hi* home In Tampa on Fri­ day morning. Ha is an unrlH of Mr*. F. E. RoumlUat of this city, Mr. and Mr*. Crabrteo have visit­ ed frequently in Sanford for many vean aa tlw guest* of Mr. anil Mr*. RoumlUat and had many frlenda hart. rnay reicbr They celebrated their golden wedding annlvi anniversary here In FebThosa from Sanford r f S L ’ nl servlet* In y morning wsrc URERK BLRCTIONS ATHENA, G rttct, Nov. 16— (Al—Spokesman for major par­ ties In tha coalition governmsnt said today thsv hava agreed Uiat Greek general ateationa should be held next spring. A final daslslon will ‘be taken end a data sat aftar tha rsturn expected within a waah, of PoptiUal Party laadar Constantin ___ and tha^Llhwai Party TsaldaHa uSSutwjjajfS ■ V lllV - tn convict u white man uf rupiuu tin- Easter Sunday a partly paralyzed while woman. itttliroxe Motcnlfp, "laying of whose Job The Jury recommended mercy couldn't bo filled, wa* leaving for Janiex Melvin Dent, 40, tlma ■> Harlan theater with a girl allowing Iiim n "entence of from •rleml when ht was kill,id. one yeur t.> life inxtead of the electric chair, circuit Judgn W. T. T H F W F A T H FF Uarrlfun did nut announce when he would lenience Dent, lACKHONVlLIF Nov. 16—</f) The negro Juryman wa* Henry Temneratura table: Newton, u laborer. STATION HIGH LOW . Atlanta U7 89 MONTE COMING flismark 46 89 LONDON, Nov. 16—(/P)—Field Roitnn Kfl 41 Marahal Montgomery is sailing Thicago 49 89 for the United State* tomorrow to Denver (14 148 talk defenae with Ju*t about Fresno 44 HR everybody ha meet*. Kansas City 69 The Supreme Commander of the Nsw York «1 Western Union (Brunala alli­ Seattle ance) nations will leaya on the Washington 89 48 * Queen Elisabeth, accompanied Jacksonville only by hie military assistant, Col. G. 8, Colo. S i-’ i i ■M -------- ? HA 88 94 71 .* * . r" .• ,* | ♦*7| iij -V : 'W'.i.V 1 .•.is<>ii|)( - .............. — C — I �i-f BW CWRkmi I'hc Sanford Herald Drinking: And D riv in g The ntnrtllng charge that n material number of highway a Xunun, al accident* a rc mused l>y drunken driving on the part of Maannlln A>»■*•# youiiKHtcru has been made by Lou K. Holland of K ansas karm d ■« *rr<in.i I'isn M Stjt, J>. rain, at ih* I'm* nr lie* i t a a a l n r i l . I ’ l u r M u , a s S a t t b s AM «< t s S SOH «I Wurrh a, IM t. ■ itfi m .t v 11 i.. ~ U K iT “™ — >:«ll<nr n iin m n titia * -; B lnlnm llm s s n ' 1 s i n x .im - t i .c * l u r k i “ h i Carrlrr ,1 > MntilS , T* •* *f»nlha oil MLSI ha US i V o i . IT »'Miniir'r/ anilraa, rerds al For Friday night supper scrv an economical menu of haUb*; with tomato enure, baked potatoes buttered Swiss chahl, and n coni pote of dried fruit and lemon 01 orange alicaa for dessert. COMING EVENTS-1 Hr DEWITT MACKBNIE AI' Foreign Affairs Analyst WATCH REPAIR Fust - Guaranteed Castle ,J?welry W est o f C lock rranlatlaaa mm* aatlraa af •rarnl lor «h< «inr»aar al InHila, Mill I,a rhararA f<4» ilrtr nil irrllalnn rnlaa. ■•niril >nllnaaiir tly ~ lar «<•■■>■|.rr tlrproi-nlallrr* " l:fcl»a«a, Dalrall. I ll». ,.*«( at. lit*nla, Icratd In ni.inuhrr nf lh. cl I'r.n *i hi. h rail Urn il» In ihr »•* fur rrpahll. I all Ihr lnral nm» silalrr am<|in|irr, aa nrll aa all P h „ 12i>4 _ TUESDAY, NOV. |5, 1<>|» TODAY'S HIIII.F. VF.HHR I nmanllj hns nought freednnt Snap Control fre it lenr from Urn earlieal Inrat :y of fhr rate. Some houses Ml rosed In be safe from any fear In Grout Ttritnin tump is ^tilt scarce and rationed. The ft tlL*s»tcr liurr been overwhelmed hr JHo.ul and flame and wer. A ’.lisle searchy Is in I lie fnls and nils from which Hoap Is th< ivnnd unknown Ills rnlultl n*....! I iiiudo, mill tbe RoverniTieiit idiots suppllen of these raw malrinls In miiiiufneliirers. For about six months the governM. If He have an all-nowerfnl nent bun brun making its allotnn nts on the banin of popular lemand I'or each liraml of simp, and under thin system the housewif" lias been able lo buy. for her soap ration, which ver brand of soap sbe preferred. 1 SI. m il Rnbritv In c ir d ‘ Tbe Soap Miiinifaetiims Timin Assm iafion Is not happy fih rill Mobrtta nl Wuiclmla, tli.il it. Stair nn lnlri.il ’ t'rnta' ivvcpl mill this seltetne, however, indicating (bat the makers of inpular brands are ontnuinls-red by the producers o f less do- n HP "i l > ' ontl'V flic ntliri nnpiilar ones. Thtf^Assocliitlnii wards tho govttnmmiil to da: • an ’’ i ip u idj a lliitiy ■nake certain allot meats In'each m anufacturer, regardless of in le ivoih' 1 •' jt, raidri 15 25 fhc • b<> gatnbln 1 . hi.linl orrritri p rio n l i l t n ll.ir n i.iirl town lonl brrn lltr rcnlrr id milliondollar tjambling and llrnt;un; rntpitr, k hr Irdr tid itovrinincnt b.u to « i ily itrnnlrd p.iy inrrr,i*r’ am utnlintt In ovrr $'i(KMXK),(HM) ■ yn r altlunisli it abnidy had nr an- uni payroll of nr,u|y irn Ini lin rlnllar«, Hull, a* lliit liitut. it, it rrprrirtih only nbout mn fol ith of wind Ilit* t'ovrinmrni ipi id* rai h uml rvriy ymr. Amwh it it *prnd* 1* only alpmi mir fot fill- ol wind it would *prntl il ad localrv n| tlm Wrlfatr Stair Ini. tht r wnv. Gteal Hill mi i* wn Itug ri" lane in building lip a - im h .111 ilrfrnse corps far. use in 1 ..sc nf n |><.miI*11wsr. Ordain rip n k in h* the lin t to feel the h i ,.il, i.| nininu W8T in en»e anr *1.11*. .aid bemg n liny ilia ml. her dinger unald up ar lo be exllflnrly ni air. Hal liain could hr wrong lolly rahfce bnmbrii might l.iaig h .ii difcctly to til* (liMit.s id AniriM .in M u ttty alfiard lielnre ihr Inst shot il fired, We nughl he ila• m who ihonl.l hr prild ling i|. K r'ln ere It unv imili *1 ., 11 i«. lime iiniiutril .1dm.... 1mil id imai Jclfeivm who uni ' I hut •rnmntt i* l.nt *%l..« I. yntriiu I f f then we nir in u hud u,.v led. The til t t'nngiMi, tvIi i.l. liaent I riiiiiin h.nh ,y% ,.t,f iM beit in Amrri. ni. hi I1.1v MUtetl 10,(1.17 l»||. wl.nl. i| pit’ to make Inws, hut Imtuii Y ‘dnly 440 ui thrill tUMrrdnl Mtiiniu 440 liuue Imvs Irlliug P*e Wgsl ll.cy run ,.nd lunm.t How many ol tlicm <ult you 14? Mow many of you know M l ijrou ate nl.eying ihrte gfff^gtdt?' Anti )rl iljey »,ty, iranct of l|ie juw i* IK. rxruic il hard to keep pcunlr (mm h ddirii gtyk nni'iif Ihiiir liiry '*b d adihlic. h i e iiumJiriJ umlcr-privilcKcii r (iiicni ly. India /cmil fibuted front id^cr’ tavingt ,0 as In . 'g o l d ' plies, studded diamond., of the Rteat liidfe In Pftnic Minister was thpmlrd worth !• bice token of ihlit knf ’ and 'affMtion. We fhat' the American jteojtlc tv# done for Eisenlmwcr f been no capitalistic ,y*. ■salaries and pstisUt. let whab they would hare Henry Ford, Carnegie, or sr.-tir anyons who d d l t riiW'prrul .Irrcnxlvf |><>(titlf>n on the tiijr Island nf Taiwan (Foriliuml »ff llu* ■nidlit‘HJ'1 roast of Chinn. Ili> iniirbl In’ nbln (o wli||. lint f.nri”. nlno Until n r»nililrriihl* '.Inlul n lutijr xlrgr- The Nrithmn ■ min In wt-Mern China and Ihr UnmniniTit unco more linn rstnhli linl IlM’lf In Ihr world war •-niililnl nf f ’luiliRkin. Still 111* furl m iiihiii* llinr ill’’ Reds hnvo mi . mui iiinnt imrlh of China vital to IlillisJi interests nnd nrc mi 1110011*1 John Hull** cherished rit’ttii cnloliv of llnnit Krrtltf. Till', i* tin* |ifrturv* ifubt now. Til'- lour' iiiiu'f |MMvilirin inny I*’ ii liii.l of ininllii'r rilbir. )t’« mm tliinc lo niiIhIiio Chinn by form uml imollicr in keep it* snnio half liillmo iM.'opIo III hand and ilcveIon sin'll n Iiiikc ciiiintrv sennnmL rii11v. fin •tint |iolnl Hi'vnioiir Topliinit. AI* rorrc*|ininlmil jinl bark lo \fin'iIni offer lone aryvlra In tln> Km Kiml, (ms Ihi* In any: “For If (lie Chinese Communist* finl I., .'in i v old thnlr protrinm nf indiMiiilirntlnn, (hereliv llflli.it the 1,'liini’ r Mnridur.l of livlmr nnd cnxmi' 0,. oi imoil dr |mid*lil)M wlilrb i(rin iido lln* rnw imwor of revoliilimi. Itin i linoro* m o i{ iiihI Unit The idea nf pruiiiti/.eil la bur, in using the striki* as a ♦In- iTdiiour r'oiniinmi*l regime WASHINGTON. Nnv. 15- (/!’► —Lalsu mnsnpi.liri ,n wr|| .'eapiin nf tiegnliatltiti, has always lieen that labor can gel will i’llh*'i ioi down nr hnvo lt» Inailim innnn|Kitir» thnuld i.r ail.jrrt fn anti-tnot club*, ll.r Noli* hotter hunraiit wit Ii mamigemiTil during a period nf Inter­ rharncler *o di'asHcallv char8yd An.M iiilinn ol Miinifiirhirfii rnnfrndrd tudny. allied production than while normal work continues. Even iv In i.’iinoo (.'nnnininliil .-erhaps I s .I lisnlinu. NAM nins inisR dirrrlor. told Home niasnpolv lioiigli iJmtml everyone believes John l». Lewis had rpilte ill niilim only. Vfitig.itor* in ,v prrptord Mjtrmrnt il.nl induilry-widr l.nHtnitiui|> "Koi iidviioord ti.dutlrlalixii-----------— ■" ’itferenl reasons for suspending the coal strike, il is sur- t|io> »r tho nrr-reiniMIl) In tkn eiriir.l i l i r n i i g t . Iiilrrim iifin.il#"'" irisliiK lo find in Ills aitnomicenienl a slalcinenl that the Sinml* mt Imt of liotli loddsttw nnd .unl.ii)* - r.pr«*rn(n .1 imiii.iim” Hoar Inupui Moll. Tlir fin 1 Mini llo rr nr four larur .unity i»i'«»uiil i-i’I iiiti to work woh expected to roiitrlhute to the possiltility UK' null hi o nnd wit limit snob uv- priiMIrr III 'ro*lrnlnl nf trn'ilr, i|iinili' oliiinco* the Communist- Al (hr ivktnr Muir, lie 'nr fpr a mu inr imitios of an InHiia•if agreement. itiovoinoid In fihlna will ix.nriitoae fry'* ante* Is (ml proof that mill, Few will think Hist this reason really had anything to d*-virility nnd iinit v aa did ■lh* 1 ti.'tltios Is Utklng." lo, with the decision lo order the miners to return to the Nnlmoidliil KiHiniiidanir phnic nf Ilu salit there wan no rvi.tcnrr dim, i|bit Ilio mere fact that th« point was mails may in­ Urn niiinrm rrvoliilloii.’/i . ■ ,nf' n 'toiircnlrnlivil of tinslnv. * Is MU’ bamls .of 11 few huxineana*. dicate that there is beginning to glimmer in the minds of I This iiionti'i ilio lltilu Mflll havn A< lone iniu. 4111I11II .lob In *dn. Movernuinit figures.. Im dcclnml, come lalinr lenders the ides that uninterrupted work rntull- It In pi ooIhoIv Itoouiihn nf IhIn tn^tllM p Oflbmif rl ln»fiirf show thill l.salliras film* liuvo is. * nnd drmalids, he declared ilrmafnfs, lie deiTnre.l .-rriiMxl In nunilirr at hIhsiI Mm ilons might he more favorable lo bargaining than the slmns- 1711U tlm Nni loiudlst* nrn hinoltnr hum'* On unMI Mm Uml ditch la loot.: dntermlno the sire of hlialnrnn en- sninr rati) ns tho non-farm pilimuliere of a strike. ‘ ( “ " tot ion. Mild nllghlly fnslcr Mue» The adoption of llliil idea, extremely remote at the pro ‘tlmy fti'uro Jhnt ImlimtrlallM* lerprlse-t.' lion will 1noii11 hoiivv tinllnn, and , AthHrarv ntlernpt* hy governiuni _UujH,..wiml(J.iu«l ab ou t-p u t nn end lo strikes, Most Mm I’Mnom iioiisniii, nlmady on merit In'tminise slxe limit* ns 1m»- Mir l.ifnl population. In Himthor nUlnsieni for the if them In rn rm il times are called not hecaii.se there is any dnrliir 11 torrlldy low nlandnrd ifieill wmil.l deny American por- iniiitiiiMee, a flu KosL "hlg l.pyl-, loimd cause fo r a strike lad heeaiise of a belief that a strike ■d llvioc, (-oiui.it mtnrid 11. Hr In I’haner* their free having rholre, mm" inns said snrnll lm»iliiM» cas Hnntihg mid, i.n.l would dentnrv lirnfif from the expensive r«llli'dv tn lovnll. helps negotIniimin, This belief might he tpiile in error. Tlmrofoio 11110 of tlm bllM'Pid lyolMrotii|Mllllnn nn.l fhe free '(‘.iii'I. nf In1 it** enrtinrnthms, The tnohloin furl in; Ilio Itrd rrgltur eiitrlrprlxe vnlem wilsi'ss was Krnwfoul H Greene, "l.nbii)' moimpnly Is no mere wall, int'xidrnl of K. I. I111 I’ntll will lie tiow In iri’iiro tho nllirw* for llnliirlrlnllrnlllo wi 1 limit *i|imr- eatch-naini*," lie snld aim, " It Is dr Nemniir* A Co. y.lne^tho |i.’iiwinl Otiscrvnra hr- .in.nil fnsi-pnlpnlile fart. Any noIlove M10 nr 0)111 hi Iit In* nrr that Mortal policy wlilrb i* designed to Kinndn won’t ho nhlr lo ylvr Min deal, with mminjinlie* rnmii.t pnn- Mth. Hadley RecdvcH iirrmarv induct 1 ini hole. That iilbly nyerhmk *o vitnl niiii mn|or OldH Convertible r ■— - MARCH OF IVINTS ~ •— nininiH foiiimitnid Chief Mao T*r- a fartor In Ihr nation'* ernnnmv." Buhtlsg elled wlial lie called Tim te will hnvo to turn to Iha Civil Air RagutofUne 1 la p a il Another Rattle HI 1.0UIH, Nnv. 1 4 -l/ F Ithe Industry-wide nmtrnl held hv wi”dnin tmthiNH. Changes Seen Certain | Over AlC's Cholrmon Tlm rniponar of the went ra- the United Mine Worker* nnd the Mr f'arirtns H. Hadley wan driv­ en; HImil..I III n -dirk new auloinn. CIO United Htcel Worker*. ninitiH lo he *i*mi. Sptcltl lo C to fn l P ttu Their control arise* front In- I.ile tminv, n wedding present from NAM Official Urges Anti-Trust Curbs Against Labor Monopolies ASHINGTON—You ran lUflnlltly loots for some chsnges in United HtaUa civil ivlattrpi regaUllona to keep military sirplanea off alrpnrla where big commercial airliners land. Even If the Civil Aeronautic* Adiplnlstratlon doesn’t get around Itself In chnnging these flying regulations. M Is a aura he! that Congress will act tn alrengllien them after It convent* In January. Thr atui m stirred up by the cnllialon of the Eastern Airlines .DC-4 with a P.38 over Washington National Airport which killed BA ypersona In the nallon'a worst alrplsnr disaster won't quiet down untees some action Is Isken • j '• V Already, the lepdtng evlatlon expert* In Conannounced Aneir, Aheir, Ofierminstinn dplermlnstinn tn a»a ate gress have announcen that flying regulatlnna erg revised tp protect Ml airliners from ntld-alr colltaton*. W a Hondo's ‘FIthI1 Hobo (acts FaHi HumV Rush W EST PAL lb HRAOa. Nov, IB Tough 11rues 'are ahnad’ for vagrants who Invade Florida garb wittier if Hie (Irst hohn Iff that deatort plc.ke.1 up hero |a an ex- duntry-widr tiargalnlng, ho rontetided. Bunting called for ntiidleaMnn of the anti-trust law* to labor "to nutlaw all immopoll-ille practirey in restraint nf trade." Ha also rmloturd earb* ognlast business monopoly, bat added: "The theory that blgiiem and monopoly, are necensnrily tiynonyinmis iloen nut idond u|i tauter Today & Wednetiday W r,^ i Dr. C. L. Persona OPTOMKTRIST ■ y«a •■•■lirt-U IU M * Kim H n n a-ia. l-a sal. s .1 1 t t l a i i l ' Nalluaal Haafc Mia* r t n i sm 19 4 0 lluick Super SfdHn Ulur ns.I dray two tnnn pnlnt, new Mrrs, nrw tmtlrry nS'l exrnllrnl nu'ctiunirnl ruielitlns only ' ADltEl Chevrolet Coaeh finoil IranstHirtatloii Kor niily TEItMH and TRADES NICHOLSON BIJICk CO. tlONi’T MISS I'hntie 10.11 SanforJ, Fta. ONLY Vive President Altian W. Darkley. They are' to l>e married Friday morning. The car, which co*t around f.'l.oso, i* a hlack (Oidymoblle) I’.'i.vcrill.le with red leather sent* nnd <1 fas top. William Vaughan, m rlvlllmi Hidde In the Vice I resi­ dent, drove it front Washington, arriving yeeterday. tlve l,t. II, b. Cnny»ri/the 'hit gave Jill nama aa ".lohlt’Pne" sod when I visited my brother In Tils nddfem nn “UftAlT Connecticut last June." llleiA11 ilrga aarmrleil lit Ika , Even |n Flmdla he W8S prepared (or (ho W.ofsl for u IR i attire “" l- - ln>' 1- ' ■itv Inntt* by (tliiried lung underv r, two palrd stopped at a (laafned-OrlaMla rif pants, thrr-0 shli *, a suit cunt buy a sftndwtc jaw Jackut. • lb# •, poor ol. 1 "A tihmn finaartT matter,4 "None o f . t b*> told Cnnyvra, "and the wtmla Uirted "John Lasi Times nminfry la my home. When I bottle of bear reach 1.no end nf tho runllnent, I And he pal dart back fur the nther. $10 hill ha tlu . I jt y . J had one^r QMh. ■ S Ttiere ore etrang tndtcatlona that thn CAA may change He present regulations without waiting 'for Congraaa to acl .However, .If some changes might neceaelUta a new law being passed by Congress, the legislators are ready to act Tonight • NEW MUENTMAL APPOINTMENT FIGHT —Opt cjf the bltlnYMt flfhta of thg neat session of Congraaa wtU revolve around axpected re-nomDavid I. Lllltnlhel inatlon of David 1 Wlianthal aa chairman of Ilia United Itatea Atomic Enafgy CJommleslon—unites Llllenthal yield* lo the urging of M« phyalciW *i»d retire*. Jt la unllhely. however, that UlienUiah whoge Ureleaa work has weakened hi* alrength, wlU ratlra Hie friend# aay ha thinks that would took like quilling under flr# and that hip tfmpcrament would not permit him to do that. ' Hlx, nepuhtlcon member# of the cpngreaelonal atomic "watchdog" committee already have g la r e d wgr on UUantluU for alleged mia■niahegcnit.il of the counlry'* atomic energy program H ta b*Howd r«rt tin that they wilt wage a hard batfle agalnat hi* vonflrmafWm 'if President Truman renomlngtes Ullynthat. «R oh term txplrea * 'r “ v t f r r a f -Fw..V T wi.-ni ^ W I 'w jT v T f I Ba&M. M1 ^. * □ nrr^sar au y j./ f x ’ 11v % « ' ■ Every Tiwsdayj i j r i Wednesday 91,00 (Plus ta x ) lo r Mm*:ai car Full! ■r * " itt ■* f v*h»ra*» Cakap .Cartoons • Ntw I'v, 5 *ltl ll-.fi L . CjUldnn Under 12 FREE " M| 1 i»«s*Sf« iV jiH rw .tn ,' ■: , y'i f.' i 1 lo [ Joiftsa "iaao* �TUESD AY NOV. IS , THE SANFORD HBit AM) AANKOHD, rTOHlflA 1949 Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor 7 ; r a *~ * S octal Lalender :<lo|f Association Has Regular Meet Members of the Hultfotd Wom­ an's Golf Association met on Thursday for their weekly playing meeting nt Seminole Country Club with participant- teeing off ut l« :« ) A. M. Htid 1:00 P. M. Sand"li lies and bid coffee were served by Mrs. Mu* O'l.lngi-r itt noon. W inters in the blind Imgey tmoney were Mis. John Ivey In the Class A group; Mrs. Harold Kastner in the Cln«s II group and Mi*. A. D. Marsh, Class C, Among those enjoying the day at the club wrte Mrs. K. II. Smith, Mrs. Ivey, Mrs. Price Hrnrd, Mr*. H. C. Haynten, Mis. Hugh Whelchel, Mrs. John (lollowiiy, Mrs. Ross Adams, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. W. (i. Fleming, Mrs. George Thurston, Mrs. W. R._ Williams, Mrs. Frank Mills, Mrs. Ka*lner, Mrs U'l.inger, Mrs. Harry Wood­ ruff and Mrs. Full Higginliuthain. TUESDAY The R. W. Ware HIM* Clae* of ^ h a Methodist Church will hulil % » annual bnrltecue at 7:lHl I’. M. at the home of Mr. ami Mra. K. IL Hutchison In Cameron City. The l.uke Monroe I’.T.A. will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the erhool with Mra. Oulilu Wilson n» the guett speaker. Mr*. Wlleon will nave ae her euliject, "Nutrition and the (.unchroom". The American Home Depart* ment of the Hanford Woman’* Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. The A rogram will lie hosed on hobble* and the guest speaker will lie Mr*. Mildred Uahcock. Hostess** will be Mrs. B. J . Moughton, Jr., chairman, Mrs. Malcolm Higgins, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. Gordon Swain, and Mis* Harliru Hupreclit. WEDNESDAY The l.adles Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Hnllwiiy Trainmen Will hold a social meetlna In the ’"'fo rm of a "lucky party" at 7 :JU» f*. M. at the home of Mrs. W. II. rlnton. The Pilot Club will bold Its din­ ner meeting In the Yacht Club •t 0:30 P. M. ami welcome the lieutenant district governor, Mrs. Mabla (lonxalcx of Pensacola. Tha Civic Department of the Banford Woman's Club will meet for • luncheon ut I2r<in P. M. Members are requested to arrive at l|:00 o'clock for work on Tuberculosis Christmas seals. The Arue*t speaker will M- Chief M. N. Cleveland who will have ,g s his subject “Safety". Khenset Court No. fi'i, l.adles Oriental Shrine of North Amerlcu. will ineel at the Knights of Pyth­ ian Temple at 8:00 o'clock In DeLand. • s The Friendship Class will spon­ sor a father and son covered dish hamptet. There will also l>e n table for women uml children. (lice Club Prepares Fur Variety Show Mrinhris of the Sciidoole High School Glee Club are piepuiing for their unmml presentation of the Variety Slum on Nov. 21'. The progrnm will feniuie old songs and new ones, including bit tunes from the current musical attrac­ tions on llrnudwuy, “ Mis* l.lhcity " unit "South Pacific". The title for the show will be "l.cod an Bar'." Opening the *hovtrf will lie a chorus mnnlier■compared of Garn­ ett White. KimicDi Rohblns, Hill Harrison, Jhhiny Hansen, Charles Turner, llidiby Kilieuld, Doimbl t'uin and Gene Hasty with Ada Attains. Ilnilinin Glllynid, Ann Dunn. Donna Witte, ( ’umlyii Hud•on. Shit ley Peacock H a d Margar­ et Malloy. A t r i p l e tiio, c o m p o s e d o f nine gltls will sing "I’m Going t<> Wash That Man (tight Dot of My Hail" ami Jeanette Wnlfer will sing "A Wonderful Guy". The dancing chorus for the latter mintIter will include Cniolyu Melinite, Denise Stevens, Joan Huiuphicy, Penny Wallace. Miblied Miller, lean Wilson, Joyce Anderson and Ann Whitaker. Adding a comical note to Ibe presentation will Is- a black fmo art* that wlll'ilncludc Hill Blown, Clark Messier, Jimmy l.tnlwic. Hilly Jiminca, K. II. Smith, Jt., Jack Spencer, Herald Covington and Donald Fultcll. Donnltl How m i I will aerve as muster of ceremonies ami n double iiuurtettc will sing "That Lucky Old Sun." Rehearsals stinted on Nov. !• T h a S e m i n o l e C n u l i t y C o u n c i l t l w i l l b e h e l d i n t l v i e d u f r o m 2:00 J to 4:00 P. M. >' t h u h m d a y The Seminole County Fclernthin nf .Woman's Clubs will meet at life Hanford Woman's Club ut 10:()OLAJ M .’ to bo preceded with a board itnrutlng ut UM0 A. M. A r o v a n f i ' l u n c h e o n w ill Telephone 148 h « »erV,<..•'< * Members of O u U r.of Kastern ^ R a r . wlU meat a t ; dm* Masonic ^ l a l l at B;00 |*. M. A l'Study! jiroiip mes-tlftg of fa th fh t', mothers and tvhrhem and* tile hers rwlll he liald In the classrooms of the Routlisida Primary'School at 7»:M» P. M. Mr. nml Mrs. I.iukc Steele have rsrt urnsfil fiom Newntk, N. V wheie they have spent the past seveial months. Mrs. Mirinin Russell icioraed on Snmlilv ftom lluileolield, N. J . and New York t'ltv wheie -lie bus spent the past sc vend weeks. Filends of Mis. II II Odhaui, Jr. will la* glad to Icnm that she is getting along nit-el, following an operation perioum-d vesten lay at the Iih'hI hospital. Srumaii Apprentice E lle n Thompson of the Dinted States WAVES has arrived to vi*d with relatives and friends nftei mmpletlng her Ihio| liainlng ut Gieat Lakes, III. Friends nf Mrs. W. P. Fields will i egret lo leal a I bat -In- is confined to tin- Will ho*|otnl a* Ilie result of injuries •u-tnini'd in li fall ill lu*i home on We*l Sevenieentli S iieel on Fi blny. Mr*, -lack Rolls,m ,.f We i I'nlm Heiich was n ii-ceot gm-sl in San­ ford of Hr. and Mis. J. S' Itob-oii They ulso had n* then ......... foi the weekend Mr*. II. I. Amicisoil of Hustoigs. Mr. and Mrs. Volie Wtllluni-, Jr . and son Jam es Long m ined on Friday uml nre residing with open law offices In Sanfonl in Mr. Williams' parents on Magnolia Avenue. Mr Williams plans «,, open law offices hi Sanfonl in the near fiitine. I.aplist (Iroup Huh Party At Howells . A (JE Mrs. Harden Hostess John p«r (innliMi Circle n*. RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. The Intermediate Dcpaitment of Die Fit at llapti-i Church enjoyed a hanihurgei rvy last Thursday 4 : im» night In liie leal gulden at the • home of Mr. and Ml*. It. A. Ho­ well. -Ii . The Young Men’s Hrolh.%’• ot hooil pre-entisl s shnit program 8 «««« nod gsme* wore enjoyed. V I'• Those attending vveie Jean Wil­ 'I'lltl son, Hetty Aon Stiles, Nancy *•: I . Itoutree, Louise lientou, Grace " I Marie Stinecipliei, .lime Vane*. t *• Cnrojyii Ituwlaod, Jo Ann Htrawil- !♦» i« t-A er. Jackie Rowlnml. Helen llrewer, •••*•♦ Dorothy Whld.lon, Miriam May*, ! ! ; £ Ellen Drlggcis. Norma Fay l i a r - - 11 rvey, Ann Wliltakei. Iteverlv B#IP | ton. Kllyrn Ha r net t. C arol' Heard. I J;. \ Dorothy Hollnway. Mona Jobe, : Dorl* Jones, Mmgarel Hunt, and ■1" Sue t.yn Howell. «** Also Frank Mills. Waitin' Gra- ' ham, Gerald Covington, Itiidn'pl) • Smith. Gene Wilkinson, Huhny I •• 4. " Dekle, Thomas Minor/ Rnliert Ar­ .,} till thur. Lawrence Skates. Tommy : i N< # «oinc. Krnle Morris, Leonard «.|Oll Junes. Ilohbv Little, Walter Routh, Huy Tlianin* and Richard Rari- M i " neau. Also Eugene Kslridge, Rnlrert Morris. Cedi Shepard. Mike Davis, Hiililm Davi«, Dougin- Slenstroin Jr., Dale Duncan, All and Mrs. Hugh Duncan. Mi*. I'ourl Hansall. ' •*. All** Allnnle Stewart, .Mr. and !*• Alt*. K. A. Covington. All-, and *» 1" All*. Diaiula- Siensliom, Mra. It F CiMipei. All* lloidii Wilson, Dougin* Julie, C. K. MccKc, Mr. and All* Howell It no II «•;, Mi x. %%K I I M K I I %\ Wua|i>rn \»'WN \Xfulfil. .l.lllll'Mlfr Tli# 7 N i H» I •|aIII .«f 1»m l. i 'lull ,X|.|*I« Mornhtu I'» \ft ' I ..... . til X|i|M. w «»rl«t .11 NItir M* . .1 .«i h i m hi IM» U \11»» ii Si mu« I'l i i l %Mtf#'l» f«*.ti irc.i.l I'ill I’|a I'ill ilil#' I H'Hl Mr*# ill’ll A n.o M"X X v uni 'S i l l A .» vio-i >>'"« M-ifwe.i 111Ur ! lit W.l I. r . ' I this Mini \x. If , ulou.nu'' vli,,..1?',"' I ' . i.i iiu*i> iimwiii Mltlt'i* 'i !' v I .J.'.'"1'1. " i lull I i i i i Ii . ,it loii r! !iV.i' ial, J, I III' Him Il'K. h Null,. 'I.m » Itot u It H u ir HpoH* I'.ir nli l»ii|l» Ilia Hln»% T i-rifih M l !•* i i i I i m I I O I I H Y K T T K W I j i h m u l il n r l. t i s o t l i n l u i s l e l S h i r t * . . . n s . . i i .I iD -il. m o T i m (Irot'ii . . . J . I , X V O C 1I . S U I •lull wen- made "»* H l l l e . a t a n d s t ' iV # l.u t t ^ /f r S t e a S A N T O N I tit e u liif .s I d l e O l* li.lt t o l l a m i l l S u i t s i r O R I l l ' K O Y |o c M O t e d t o ! T l i a a k s g t v - J \ I I K S a t v i e * (il'i.'i'li . M u l I N F A N T S ' t• liusiai's* -essioa All X. S I |It, Iv " i i l a l k - d to Die )MD|l|l Ml » • ' lib-* .luting that 1 Ii v v i m I mi iin.uDi to suriiy n zn ln i.|ti il Might Those III 181 l|| 1 fi on .-t mg uicliidcd Mix. Uni Diikci.no, Air*. IIn nlrii M I I n , A lt*. Kilwnid A|. i ,11 \|,. |- m i , nett Ale X Ilf Ui'lllDM HtiOK' 'tuwli t.« \#•»» I ’r o p » *m 111 l(tM|IH»4t Tl»*» 11Ii %«tin# Until Th»* IIhk Ih S|m.| \PMs XltirK**! H«*|Mift Twll.hr Holl«a Itiirr •x» ||. I • • - nli e i .11 a n d For “Little buys i K h II iiw • f 1IMX A I(#'4MlhlM'#> I’lil.lli 4* i a |4M f \ Horcm :iiu< Aln. It. U. <114 cl'.,a :< . t'nkti fish lllM- M - t i i i l a v , t o Kii- t i on mbci ■'* t o - a p p l y O V, i f■■■ the n e w tm 41 I. , . t t I ' m|ii i I i«i S**» i 1*111 lit \ni*-rli him \ | | | « 1« , | | X ' l l l l r l l i ' M V Wile ♦iM* tii«l I**i «*!»•\ f.n flu* iimiillily [imvtimr m| ♦». |•. t (lunl. niH I'in li* of »l'i Saul' I ilaitlm (Mill*. hiiHiiu flu t>.•. iiMHiiiiu M i*., (* W HtK#‘i .m,i \| J ..Ini Hubers ' wmv ariM'ifit* i • «i«i V#* aw ii i t mihiiHint jnu . uni, ■f,», fn|- the : MillIIU' \•,i ' A lll'iitlMi t'lllv'ft " a . l a m l c D in t II •( III•••I tm ||i " " show l o d g i n g I xvntiltl It. i D a v t i i n a It.-acb .In ititu.rrf* ' u 11 *' ,rn ' 'f H fn i . l . 'i "" M'*ii T H H If« m / iji|ie i lit i l u i k I Cr< i \ s «, K i d I tjil iv H iili llid s III I.VIII) I'l'e|ie. l u c e ‘i t A ( ! i : i l » Y I I'lliilin-ii A N N " .M ill " K A l . i . l l» A JA C K & J l l J . SHOP l i f t .Alto'null,'i I 'lt ' d ie 1- I S f t - n | t • _____ Jj ' i * » •|«iM#«r Voir ,i I ..ft **l'•*rl - 1*1 I ni.il l ||i. « l\ • X III'! I'H |,t |1 It If ii .i n WEDNESDA Y SPECIALS Xt r ri ♦In II.mi l N lelii IM ii.m i I'l ti l K f.ll In UImu X,i i t. 11« ■• I' iin#* \ if|. f.8 \| , , . | ■ i . i 11 1 v I t in Nr mi hi*,, Haptint ( onvention drummer School Huh To lie In Daytona Armistice Program i "lor- "I I ’ m W l!t'"\v", I tile ill \i|uti, |(eil, K i , -t. I.i,'I tiiteii .iii'l D e l I u l r i m K t'-i n it ill ■ ■- i. i i u i l a , i h iltli e ll . ■ i n r . . . d . K ' K i-ilv -c. i . i i , n. I l a r k S\ M i l - Oitl.v Dr. \V. P. Iti*nnk*, Jr , and • Tin- follow in,* |ir<igimn wa* munis i of chiircn iiiemlicrs from f iven in oliM'tvmici- ,,f Aim).Dee Die Fir-i ItapD-i Church ami the lay at Die GIIIIIIII141•Si llDul til) | Central llnpti*i Chinch attcndfll T i l ' l l ' d m w i t h .......in |», S y b i l and tdlili to attend Dir State Hip- Rotdli. teailiei, in .I iuii' i "t In­ D*t Convent Inn being held today, ward <'ll, i-l IIII, Snldie, *" Ii, ||„. Weilnesilav and Tbnr*tlav morning felloot; devotional given t,v Itnl'V at Pi-aliodv Aiidllorlnio In Daytona Ro.lnag, Put Diitni, 1,-liiiiiv llovv IteBi'h. The rooveulli,,i iH-gno to­ •'U and Iti vcilv Itatnc* tnnioi tag day at 2:-’IU l‘. A|. IM'toe* of IV.., Id AA'ni I mid II; Dr. Iliook- *laled Du* moinitig flag -alntc; "Sim Spmi)-I,,| Hnu- , Dmt Du- follow ing pm Don* nf jhc -'d" Alai v I'an,i. i talk by Circle No. r. of the W. At S •• roiiveiitlon moginin were Inoad- Uei All. Ilniilh of tin \iIll'll, lift I.I* the Fiist Jbi|di*t Chinch met v - in*i bv sialioti WTItR: ftont 7:U0 |ii"ii XliXiliiii v, 1111#11p i, I#v .liiinr*. lerilay morning In tin- 1'ideti* Club and ft Hill H:Mil in It'Oll o'clock A Miiplif, .Ii , x ter . «»ltiimiiitli*i «%r classroom nt Die i-luircli with 'I •* to 7::tU P Al. Die Stetson Glee I •l, l.»ll I'fixf Nil ult. ||\ |*n\i* H. K. Turner presiding. Tin llild* Di Kverelt Gill adihes*ed the A h b x . kfi mi I* #*f -Miitrx U\ tint study was conducted by Alt*. G ginnp. H'hlMlI, ‘ Mill III.' S.MI|*“ . " t *J|iM<s|l|| S. He!man and the le«*nn nu The i-oitiblm- chines nf the First S.'iiK ' mul ‘ Ti'iithit: mi tfit* tflil wardship was (might by All* I Hnpilst Church of Dnvioun Hunch C\ini|» l.imiii.r l.x tin* wi ||mm|, 'flu. N. Klmbrniigb will be lieanl inninrniw fiom 7:30 Ill "|(l IIIII Mil .Mlltltlll.il With ||||M Folbiwlng Die business meet >a I.*iiir••!•«. lx. j..lull lug the memhi'is joined the "Dn-t to M:t)U A. Al. and on Thursday i . . . circles In the Assembly room for fnnii JI Id to 12 iinnii, Dt. K. D, I'liiiH i..1111'.j li'iii11- mult., a i|4'||. u luncheon, Inter enjoying u pm- Mead will aildiess the convuntinu fllMI* I l f J I f tX r*Mll|l XX Ill'll t l ' l l l l i n l gram I I I the nultoriuill. on "Chri-iimi Kdiicatioii. xx Hb ••until, y . i-jii i it m u l in#*nt Tha*e present were Mis. Tiiniei. b I i '.'K I f ili«* oniifi I# i n In* h i v e i l Mrs. P. E. Jin dan. All.s Pearl Pal Oh o - iiImiIs mill il«'x-«‘it Mii'ini lersnn, Mrs. Myron H. Vlniip. Airs. ■iti) ii few tInulv xlwr.l ft nnf.t hi O. C. Gibbs. Mi* Selninn, All* I. . till- ti l l (S'II. Turner l.ialge. Mr*. Ellen Sbndoln. Mrs. Jialrr Cameron. ' Mr*, tt. J __ Kvnp.'ial.'if milk lh‘||i« kei*|i f#••>«9 • Holler, Afr«. A. J. Walker, Air*. The Fooitli Annual Fircm an 'ai Ml., 1 and add* val K C. Campbell. All*. \. K Ros.....I V I . _ I L* Hail O l t h e Mill,mb. Fin- Drpmt. .......... ......... ., , U ' • mein will fculuie Freddy Mai tin " V " ' ••• . ■* IlDKI'lf I'l.KIMiKD mul In- celcliitiled orchfstia at |sK,..\NI». Nov. IA iSp.-.-lnl) announced today by Lieut- Paul P e l i - i I'iiiiI l i n k n r . s o n o f ' l r . and the Coliseum Tluir*dny -it was Pennington, rhuiimuu of The Imb A h P e t e r J o h n l l i i k i u . 20I H I C e d i n a v e n u e , S a n f o n l , tin • Iic o n Feat hied wIDi ATiii’l in mol In* (ilid g e il I n M p l i a X i c h a p t e r o f "Hinging Savai'tnaie" ate Alcivi K i i p p u K a p p a I’sl. u a l i n u a l lio n Giirflii, Ail Devauey mid Dn ii, : i ■ v I,m ill fi n t e i i'lly a t S t e t s o n Alai tin Aleii. line of the be-I C i m e i s i t v . A ir. I l u k u i i» a g r n known musical agutegatloii* in * d i m t e o f t h e H e in iin ile H i g h H c h n o l . Anieian, Freddy Marlin's inrheyf/j’ . tin bn* made recoids for mniiv . ^ years, nml lia* lieen featured " /F n mitoliet of movie* Incbidln.' J, ^ In a li s t e u e i o f D i e G a r d e n C l u b "The Mayor of 44Di S tin t" iin lio pi o g i a m . D e l i r i o u s r e f r e s h m e a t * w c i e s e r v e d a t t h e c o n ­ "Slum- Dooi Canteen", “ Hit i'-« i Mile of ami many oilieic l u s i o n o f t h e m e e t i n g lo A irs. Ali. Alarlln won Iti* gi''ale*t II. C u g h u r n . M r s . F . D . I.le k e , fume from III* modern adapiatioi A ir * . A . I.. L y o n . A l l * K . S . R i a r k and mtnngemi'til of the T*cliaik" e v . A l t s . . 1. I l l i i t l i ' Y D ' l l u i m , M r s . wskv ’Cimt'erlu In H Flat Allnor* W K . K l r r l i h o f f , J r.. M r * . K . C . wiilcli maile musical hl*lnr> -ov I l a y m a i i , M i s . J o h n S c l i l r a n l , J r . eral years ago. .....I A i r * . W i i g h t . I i ‘1 » l l l Ol TINb FLANNF.L Circle No. 5 Meets In Fldelis Room l i t ill I l i n e " • - ' l l " i " I n -itii'iu t ' l t t | n i d > -.lr HI'AV fill' I v x t r i l n i n e . I lie U n i t H o y t ' , KRASSIFRKS i'.il.I i|i.:ilitv t . c i v I tv ID I. I t ' l l I I ' >li Al M, \ lllll 1*1 *1 1 O i l .V i , . • .*1 ' bill 10 \ I».ilhl 1 i it| d ti I till V I't'i ini \\ ..fill J J * J c I.i y a r d | .till .I.i (fill ' r I k II <low NS It' \ A N l i r n i ' A . t i n m Freddy Murtin Flay* For Firemen’ll Hall N i / . ' t H A . M . i T h e y ' l l p i l l s :l:; . t o i: i n m a k e n i c e I M u K 1< f o r i v u i m .-I a I M i n e t I y o u r - i e l t m i i t o n i t S | H * « ‘li.l J . H J Ik ....... Reese Whittle will dlreel the show which will Ik- given for sludenl. during the nflernoou ami fin adults in the evening. Two Sanford Women Elected A h OfficerH Wright Home Scene Of Magnolia Meeting Two Hanford women were electrd to hold offices hi District 7. Florida Federation of Woman's Cluh at a meeting held at Ocoee Wednesday. Mrs. O. P.. Herndon war elected as a district director and Mrs. O. M. Harrison as sec­ retary-treasurer. Those from Sanford attending the meeting were Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs, Fred Will­ iams, Mra. J . K. Courier, Mrs. F. E. Meriwether, Mrs. Clyde Ram<*sey. Mra. W. II. Ilrinson, Mrs. K. H. Clements, Mrs. R. A. Smith and Mrs, Roy Partin. The monthly meeting uf the Magnoliu Circle of the Hunfind Garden Cluli was held on Friday murnlng at KLIHI o'clock at the home nf Mrs. J. D. Wright in Ixwh Arlwr. Airs. AViight, chair­ man, (old memlH'rs nf the Chinese layering system nf rooting plant* nml exchange chairmen requested that members turn in their plant exchange* promptly. Announcement was mude that a plant would lie given each week # 1 / a t t ' i i h i m .' t h e y ftt.il lea n b y lItv w e a r i n y teat Actual skintests prove VEL milder to hands M M ih iir n iM iu m thin any product made for washing dishes, line fabrics! I h r i r I S tl i/ l//eiern >• i l l J i l i v v / i o e i . . . f/ie //i i v I i i ' i i i , , , i p i n f H v i / t / f e l e / M i' ' f ' r i - Doth a fitinnus Independent labhnmlN limit nny other leutlliiK oratory and your own hand# product m ade fo r wattlilng prove Vel'a murVEIgiua mild- * dlahea und fine fatirlca. iiesa! Try Vet mid ace how you love Yes, n fniuoiiN Indettendont ill. nnmsliig inlldncaa. Vel la Inhorntory-iinm efurniahedon « neutral sonjtlcaa midn made retiuest-proved by actual akin hy C oluate-Palniollvc-Feet, . . teals Unit Vel la milder to contains no ulkali. evt rlltil fit uni/ tlMtl/urf. ,,< Anil e Imllicli hundtunnly {ini fopet/ier , , , lunn-lu*ling, thnjty wvor...ttll remputns/ ntitrA, o/ Itutfuinnnt’ quulii) $13.95 to $17.95 VELcubdishviiaskingtimeinhalf! oJkagmmm ^ W*ww I he AltlJ,M OKE nt $14.«J5 mmOuBS^Si WuhdiafcMwIthValrlnM. Even glaaawara oparklea without wiping I No aoap •cum or Aim to pollah sw ay. Vel clean* <H«hM eleaner than aoap; a a v u up to half your dlahwaahing time I MEN'S '■* KXMti s a w ® ? ■ -.snc-m i �-------- ■■■ —~ V* ' 11 •■•- , l"" '" » • * mm . , ." • $ '•%* [ < ■■ ;i ' ’ "IW t w «•«v rn n n *f*lt A|ft * AWfltff* fl/W ttU M ainland GritM era Rem ain U n b eaten To L e a d N EC Meats Mix In C rucial S E C Tilt ppm oekey League O utForTiiuie With Hurricane* 16—l/P)—J o ^ BOSTON. Nov. MONTREAL, Nov. 15—l/PJ— Louis left Boston "feeling goad" Goal keeper* shudder when Duand with u sincere verbal pat on trolt's evark line of Ted Lindsay, Jfightest Conference the bark for Johnny flhkor, tha Hid Abel and Gordie How* are rm Boston and Haiti more heavy, tha lea and the statistics show Football Schedule weight with whom he went tan why. exhibition rounds. The trio, highest scoring for­ v Can Prove To Louis, who had a majority of ward Hno In the National Hockpy . .Kentucky E l e v e n League, dominated the circuit's GAINESVILLE, Nov. 15—(Jp) 8,471 Boston Garden fans rooting Individual scoring race today. —Two Florida regulars may miss for him last night, drew the plau­ 1 By AHHIM IATBD PRRHH Terrible Ted, the leftwinger of the Miami game Friday night. dits of reporters for his decency. the trio, leads the league In scor­ End Pot Johnson definitely Is 7- Southeastern Conference foolAs he reclined on a rubbing ing with 16 polnte, having hanged out for the season. He Injured table wrapped In towels the re-Jfc ball player* Rot set for heavy workouts today after finding light DcLand In in seven goals and set up eight his left knee again tired heavyweight king responderr IJTBl in the _ _ _ _Ken* _ nd Place, others. Monday drills a 4hap. lucky game. Fulllwck Rues God- to a question. Smyrna ClimbsTol. Howe, youthful right winger, I* win, with a head injury, may •.Only eight game* are elated "Sure-I’d have knocked Film out second with 14 points on * rivn be able to ploy some against thU weekend. "irk the lightest aim the If 1 could'vo with one punch. But Feds Slip To goals and nine assists. Abel, cen slate rival. An epidemic of head I didn't want to got him staggerin’ Khednle the conference has fared ter, and the league’s most valu* colds and drlxily weather full­ around 'n then do it. This was an since the first week o f the gridiron The Ht. Augustine Yellow Jartea sun. aide player last year, Is tied for ed fn stop Florida's timbering exhibition." kets lead the Fast Florida Confer­ third with three players at 18 up n Kentucky f o n t Iim 11 scout* ence - _ ,drill yesterday. , 'u i-' The; *! l(i*IQ Winn UI null lit that insi There wasn't, IJIU much doubt for the fourth consecutive points. femiRhl a warning home to l* x - week after winning from I he oneK00' ,L0°k /*l Miami plays and Louis, who began a string of tan Deiadlocked with Abel are Mon­ ran through pass formations. m-round exhibitions here, could Itigton that Tennessee I* "bigger I Inin KFC leader, Heahrme by And In Miami, tha Hurricanes have “gone after" Hhkor ..and 'H'd treal's brilliant Maurice (The and stronger In every position a x 25-0. rut go through thair only acrlmmago Rockat) Richard, Boston's Paul a and there are more of them." him up considerably, eventually^ del.ami held Ita No. 2 position session of the week today Tn Honty and Chicago's Doug BentRackfleld Coach Frank Moseley bv defeating hapless Leesburg knocking oat his opponent. 9 preparation for the homecoming lov. skid “Tennessee Is Improving 112-0. I<c**hurjc Is on the bottom The Brawn bomber still has hla game with Florida here Friday every week." Richard la suiting a biasing punch, though his luck of timing ruriR, having lost 7 and lies' pace In goal-getting. The Montreal night. from inactivity was obvious. Ho I ho Wildcats donned xwJal with no wins. Coach Andy Gustafson said ht rightwinger ha* blasted home 12 Nevarlheless, h« dropped Hhkor clothes f»r a rough wurkoul a* I'alatka climbed from last would hold scrimmage sessions goats In 14 games. three times for nine counts, one* Si they preparer! for Saturday*! game week's No. 6 spot to ,'lrd |n,*ltinii j to a minimum to avoid further Kou Const her of Chicago, Cal With the Villa, hv ilefeatlng Winter I’Hrk IH-fl. to his squad, already In the second and twlco In tho Gardnor of Toronto and llowu und tnjurlo* third. Fourth oil the roster ato Iho ' Homo rhetiring news was forth Doug Bentley are tied for the riddled with six ailing player*. While his handlers pi eased an Cant, Clyde Shrader ha* hcen fondi'g for the Vrd* at Knogvlllo. New Kmyrna Barracudas who lead In play making with nine shifted from left to right half- ice pack tagainst his an aped right Tiiillmrk llnl f.lttloford and tack- came from liehlnd to slip by Han­ assists each, eyelid, I.mils continued to praise buck fn replace Don Cohli of eye W* Norman Mescroll will Ire avail* ford 10-11 In a hard fought tliiillMonties/a Hull Durnun con­ Ocala, who Is out for the scison Hhkor. able for the Kentucky game. Both er last Friday. tinues to show the way for top "That hoy is as good n heavy*, wi'h n torn ligament In hit kneo. Keahrceie slipped ftom third to worked out lightly ua the Vols honors In goal-keeping. Durnun "The team which wants this weight us there Is. There's none’7 took a look at Wildcat playa In a fifth place after being swamp'-d haa a goals-against mark of 1.67 hall gams the moat will win It." gamer. He's a lot better than last dummy akirmiah. Llttleford was by the Yellow Jackets. and leads In shutouts with three. Gustafson fold his squad yester­ year when he and I went four Hanford went down, also, posh sidelined with an attack of bur* Butch Bouchard, Montreal's day. He said he would leave round* In an exhibition hero." aids in the left knee. Meseroll we* ed by the fighting New Smyrna bruising defensaman, has drawn tlilnvs entirely up to the players <*ut with some torn ligaments In 'fkolas and the Feds now retain tha most penalties, 3U minutes, for this Imnortant game, which lith pluce In the conference. the right knee. will decide the Florida championIn Hie No. 7 slot I* Winter I'sik, Monday was h holiday fo1 the shin. Georgia Bulldogs ami t h e i r tripped by Palalka. Gustafson called Chuck Him* Fusil* stayed In eighth Ilandliiiii coaches. It was the first Unto -this NKW YORK, Nov. llV-i/D-Gut slnver the best ball carrier he’d Mason that Athens enjoyed such after a non-conference loss to TU8CALOOSA, Ala.. Nov. 16— >set for a knock-down drag-out ever seen nnd said If Hunslng* lA*>— a rest. There wasn’t even a skull Hmatllla IH-fl. Little Mississippi-Southern rules battle this winter over "tworr was playing un n winning PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1 6-M P )ractlce meeting, nut It was hack Conferecne Hlandlngs; College will try to pfay David to platoou” football. Tho subject I* loam like Armv "he'd I m a dead W I. T PF I’A Chavlay (Choo Choo) Justice, » the grind today, na the Bidi­ Alabama's Goliath here Saturday. % red Itot again. nlm for All American.". Ptl 20 fSouthern l n n l l a a a t i tiM a ,) a at good » , u v ,l sseason ia s n i* * ng* get ready for Duqueinc nml Ht. Augustine ha*x Lhail The small guys, snorting fire great running hack from North A crowd nf 66,000 to A O .O O O Is University, wa* annoum. , . .. ... , he last game of the year on Han Hel.and In Its own Teague since a 71*7 ami brimstone, are agin' It. Tho Carolina ed today as the No. I draft choice ;'ft,« ', 'd to see the Mlsml-F nr* i'alatka ord Field. blasting at the hands of Kentucky big guys, with their multiple-unit of the Pittsburgh Hteeler* of the lf»" tu'"110 1,1 tho Orange Bowl. ( At Tuscaloosa, Alabama's Crim­ New .Smyrna to open the season, and Coach squads and lush athletic coffers, son Tide worked out lightly. The Healueesp National Football League. Thud (Pie) Vann saya "wo’rc hop­ In the early mlmites of Ltn- Nolle Ibime-Nortli Cnruliiin gumu at me all for It. Tide meet* Mississippi Soul Charley says he won't play nuthern Hanford ing not to gel slaughtered as wa Yankee i , Htudlom, . . . New York, the Tin heels st ore their . . . unit and , only iLThu mat tor will come to a head Saturday. Coach Hei^Draw hap­ Winter Park Not particularly that hu won't were against our last Southeastern louclidowii. At lop. lin k Ituntiiig ( tilt North Lut idin i * star of tlw at mc(<tlng of thu college pily reported ho wa* unable tn Ku*li* Conference opponent." mnimlttee hero In January, play with the Steelcrs, because, mi nt> day, scoots past the Irish’s Loon Hart IH2> In rentur, Hunting find* t any serious new Injuries, as I .fusion g Alabama, with victories ovar the going loogh. At liottom, lie fi.lls over tlm goal Him. After a I'hiuf spokesman for the oppo- so far aa Is known, he didn't know railed last week’s victory over TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 15—UP) |ie had been drafted by the Steel Georgia and Georgia Tech In sue* sensntlomit «•» srore at ........... .. of tho hnlf, ivotro Dame wrapped 0f t [,e fre„ substitution rula — With the 1040-60 season ap­ Georgia Tech "our liest game of era when he made his announce­ s, will lie the nverceeslve games, op the gumu 12 (1. (IntormHInnalt |, Harvey Harman of Butgera, proaching, the State Game and whelming choke, of course. Coach the year." He said It wga another funner president of the football ment, team victory In which Alabama He Just doesn't mean to play Fish Commission today urged hun­ Harola (Red) Drew will have hie ^ eonrhe* association. te r. to observe safety rules In the men paying special attention to turned In Itn top defensive game professional ball, that's all. I hoi ronvlnccd we t-sn rhanga of the season. He had praise The Hteelors said they picked fields. Bouthafn end Cliff Coggin, who H itiitles ami kill the two-pla* especially for Imrks' Kd Salem, Commission Director Coleman has sJt a new college record this at a National League r.n.,1 stein," Haniiuri says. I Charley H I g l T o s s e r F o r N y G ia n t G r id Butch Avlnger, Tom Calvin and draft meeting In Philadelphia a Newman said more than 20 Flori­ year for yurdugu gained by a pas* , now ltd pur cent of thu eoachea week ago. da hunters wore either killed or receiver. Jack Brown. JACKHONVILLB, Nov. 15-01% 1.1,- uguinst thu pruseht rulu." Had news eaine tn the Florid* Justlro had originally been In lured last venr became "they Coggin, In 45 ratrhea. ha* ac­ I.amlon, just abouli Vnorketl m il Tint llbiuiillsnl substitution rulo drafted , by Oalors at Gulnesvllle. Kal Johnthu Philadelphia failed to follow a few simple counted fur 1)31) yards, lie need* of the Big Ten High Hchool (Jog* PHILAHKIiPIII A, Nov. 15- safety vulus." eon is prrihlhly through fof the fyrum'U Eagles, wealthy in backs already only eight more catches to break football title although t/l’t Tho ci unm is gradually entil­ The irnneral hunting season will the record r^ir year. Flnrlda’s Junior end re.In­ ana angling for aumo fancy lino* fc»r nunfliv) passes nundwl of pa* open N ot . 22. jured his left knee against Ken­ still iinlmaten, seeks to keep Ft* ing to the top of Iim Nnllou-il men. gave up Justice to thu Hteel' “ N'ond with M "points »«1U' J g - '•"* caught set by'Barney Poole of Ola tn on ll il r i l w i t h of Ji|MW'luHSIllM#n* Wl tn W jl i l l U U HI tucky and won't *c« action against slate eleati against Orlando this Football Lt-ngoi' Imlivlilu il stuH” th* advance aale of era In exchange for the Pittsburgh |, u tiatlc-a, week. hunting license* Indicate there Mlaa in Miami this weuk. ,l|l}h W -'Y fffcrfc r,"*rlv%U . t tho team's No, I draft choice. late, needing only a Thanks­ Clibarley Connelly of thu Now All-Americait' l!}Conference's will he more huntert thl* season outcrowd want ^ e Haim«n t"'.1 am ‘‘I*acrowowonv “ Wa may have him ready fur All-America Charlie hail said BOSTON c o a c h MUIT* ,* btdivbliiiul i AffansMt sUndards .i«vl*e«1 .so that the Alabama game," trainer Don giving Day vlrtory over Jnx Jack- York Giants took over top -wit standing previously he wouldn’t turn pro than ever before. NEWTON. Mass., Nov. 15-(/P> ran substitute only two or thVco Newman cited five rules for G|ll reported, "hot It'a highly son to ellnch tho crown, Is Idle in the passing department, for iwi former, OUo Gralwm of onthsUsr unless he got un offer —Freddie - MuUtilrv, f°«ncr, Jouhtful. There '* no need subject* this week. The 0-fl tie With Lan- the first lime In five weeks iml Okvelund, will test tils wllns n- men at a limn. was "too good to turn down." hunters to follow: luagu [lie Vvclihd bhitvman n api and oi Thu pri.-platoon boys—am i that Know your gun thoroughly, eJlury." Full* don last week meant the title to bouncing fiom sixth to third gultiSt the l^ugue's toughest do* Now, he aays— time Holy Crus* star, has resigned, have to list Hnrl JHuik of wavs remember tho gun muiite hack iiuss Godwin nlsu may mi** Lee iH'riiiiao the Dickinson rating was Tommy Thompson of fho fttiso, that uf tlm Now Yoik you'd 20 and .. I I I , .,« flarnull, "It's ** a time to quit. II'm m an anil t! I'hiluileltdilii Fugles. I* the "hitslness end", watch your as Boston College baseball coach the Miami game. Hu suffered a syslum gllutis more points fur champion In Yiinkou . Htndlum Arm. . . ............ .. J*** J " * p liylm /00U..II lor « step while walking, don't snoot to hccomo New England scout for Thompson was league posslng Yuiikeh.s, head Injury in the Kentucky cun beating a first-division team. La. eham|don us ‘ V( last year hot tld, sen- uext Hurulay. the Boston Red Hox. i i i l u i l , ™ l. .n e h .1 lin e I l f J « | tost, fleverat of the 'Gators have played more first division teams. Min him roofiiied llosldos deciding tlm ruufor* that school, for a service team and In himself lo ionsThis week's earth step In the progress of tho sport raids, Imt that didn't keep them torniinding tin vauniml lontdng emu- load, tin- gnmn Mips stuck* .ItThu tern of xprcbillistton Is collcgot. j want tu got started In got into It the tiettcr. If I went until yuu're <sure, don’t mix al­ Thursday from a limbering workout yester­ Hllltihtll il] cohol und gun powder. attack with wl ieli 1be Fnglf* oil us II bill lb< of huru anil liuiu to stay," contend a flinching Job and thu sooner I pro I’d lose a couple of years." day, I'ass defense and offenae West Palm Beach at Kdlsoii have been rtimliing onitosltlun Glouts. Plant City at Jefferson thu pro-plntoonrts. "Wo sliouldn t formation* highlighted Hie se* Grilbiiii I ,1 III Icagim tod li liumpiir the stmiii’ Jost to inualiso Thompson Up In lust week 'lidll't Friday slnti, with ell u good look at Miami ami liitnl offi'li'c, placing stienglh." foul It tiecessniv to oas» tie, ill imsslng Orlando at l.undon play*. Itiucll. .Then with sevei.d ,,f bis \A<' fig iiif, -Imwed toduy, olid fho anti*|>latoonura sru planIn Atlanta. Couch tlohliy Dmld Lakeland at Fort Lauderdale runners lojoreo, tiissin’ Tommy bo lias Hi** circuit's best pass ning a nationwide letter-writing Ht. Petersburg at Clearwater of Georgia Tcrh wm tlulng some cn I idler as n lmtt»ry mute— the went to the ait. Net ie oil was Halnrday canipnlgii to present their <■***• morn worrying as Ills Jackets run four tutlchdown* u» the Fugles IImiwii *' Mae Hpcwlle, " ’I ho two-platoon system will throufli, light drill*. Dmld I* wor- Miami Tech vs. Miami Jarkson trounced Wasblogloo It to 21 Grnhiim has ioiled up a lutnl F.dlson and Lakeland won again destroy foolliiill," nrgocs Harman rying-aver his ipiarturhsek sltoaof 2,111 yards2,315 of this hv Thompson now him bused 1 II llon, Ifg isaltl that Joe Hnlome. who taal week, staying rlosn up in th* passes for 7ft rohipli lions good rim ing -In put a virtual lock "It'a making tho rich richer aim wasa Injured befurn Hie season race. Kdlson Just gnt by lmprnv< for 1,2 tH yards, 11 1 in lidtr.vn* nml key on tho year's nllnrklng tho poor poorer. Lon Little of Columbia, chair­ liM, may play in the Month lug Hi. Petersburg, tl-0. Lakeland and a parcetituv" ,of Cun* honors. ollna game Hutnidny anti tho brushed aalde Plant, 21-tl. neriy is lop., wllh |xm thrown Baltimore's Y. A. Tittle la n man of the coaches roles commit trad IHotoil struggle wllh Georgia Inliithei games, Jefferson ripped for 01) completion(, l.bo.l yards, distant second in tin, race with too, urgus thu hoys not to he th« following week. It will mean Orlando, 12-7, and West Pain H touchdown, ano n r>_' 7 nver. I.HHit yards and Han Francisco's hasty in their Judgment. "This much I know," he said. year of eligibility to Salome, Beach trimmed Fort Lauderdale, nun. lie Ie id, lluhhv l.uviie of Krankle Albert is third with "You can’t equullso the l»Uyiii^ t Dmld *ald lie will rellnve Dar- 92-1), Miami Jackson loat to Miami th” New York Ibdldog bv six I.H37. •ii Crawford at tlm signal railing Hjigh, 21-tl, while lliilklioroiigh points under the invei«n svsleui In the passing department strengths of learns by legislation. nosed Prnswcola, 27-20, In games of |„ N(,-, alone, the f'lrveloml aerial wla* •pot If hh . I* tie eiied. Dodd laid the improved kicking against outsiders I ayiif's record reads Itui toss­ aid extended hi* string tn 04 Hlandlngs (Conference Games ed for DM completions, 1.370 passes and 53 completions for aophomore halfback Powell buffer haa won Idm the No, | Only)! yards, five touchdowns ami 51.5 1.031 vnrds without an IntorcnpINH I MAItIH PTS HP pcrceatago. aklpg Jobs from now on. Ills J f tlon. Itn has cnmuleted I3H of MAIIKHT IIHPUItT S (INHI 153 ni illek jflck Is nun of the more dan- Laudtm Tho same stnrv ImlTi true lit 242 passes for In touchdowns BAtirOHlI »TAT|I_ ¥ l* * K » * 'Jarkrt weapons, Lee the ground gaining department, throughout, the year. MANMKf TIis rnlliiwma prksi_ rspurisii hall College of (liintlnutnu, Lakeland The Yankies, who are Press­ Green Bay's Tony Gambian at ill Ill* ba nun 0 l.y Hi* Deal era ,, which piny* Vanderbilt Edison leads but big Steve Van Huron ing ................ I fur the league Mist* Par mars pr oMark*i for saitt* hvllle, Ten., heard (toach hi have made a habit of lilllsliorough 4 It. crawling up on him each week, lend, indersim say that Vander- Jefferson 4 Catpidui has carried the hall throttling Graham; holding him MU*l«"0!iiO*r A l i . , Nov'!"ll. __in't look so good a* he W. Palm Beach 3 135 time* for 715 yards and a in 37 yards gained In tho last U) tloll 5.3 average, • meeting of the two clulw. ictad, but ho attributed this to Orlando 2 Ito It llsans, The New Yorkers' stout llna terrific Ttilune. outfit which Miami Jackson 2 viiin tlM "Du Hpr. . .I I I A - M " Van Huron retained aerond apot ' Make any learn look had." Jax Jackson and gained 2A yards on ('tinadeo Ita m t i i i victories and two da* utano,i, Cl' a n n a r“y H t o c k C « a * l i l # r » t » i y 1 u as he upped Ida record to AIR j.aa yielded only 124 points In Uiwtr. Il took In the Tulaito- Plant yards on 163 carries and a fl.fl feat* and haa given up only RUI re gome last week as a K. Laudsrdala 0 ....... I] II * * 00 average. Flm-r Angsman of tho rushing yards a game. Cleveland Cocunula tu In Ha* Marshall. Ht. Petersburg 0 sirs (i So • l.to Citoumbtrs, Itu ..Hsk one and Chicago Cardlimli is third with haa won aoven, loat ,Is 11 1* - « » 3A yards and has the host aver* tied two games. [juntlnjr ScaHon The Kan . FrnncUo Fortv-NInagb of (1.8. The Faulos1 Boah Crl » Doe 1 ,H Pritchard fell to fourth with K0A ors, who have regained the over Ullue*. Irsl'sra. Cullf. ThU Year yards and n A.o average. Tom all offensive lead In the confer* Fegra of the l.o» Angela* Rams •nee, boast Individual leaders In bHAIBEB, Nov. I B - W ( ATLANTA, Nov. »5—(AT— AUenught swan passes for 87 flv* departments. few hieaks from . tht .............. ,» « • jver Oeoi Thav have the top rusher In vatds Hundav «• Pittsburgh to Bu liar **•*•• an. Florida may shortly R ^ 'o te w T ile HaUwIth BUI Ihlplov of tha Joa Porrv, with an average of Libra ualnons. O run .... of Its best hunting ae< opttr ef Southeastarn Conference BulldoJra In pass receiving. Bob 7-07 yards >.a whsekt the bait Dos Boh "Fa>er_MuwHjir it? * * ».*» And, there ie the toft, satisfying rush of the miles— SriDou will you 6nd a man la a happier stsis o f df tho week. In • ppH of Mann .of Detroit |« third with 30 puntor In Albert with a 414 at* Gamu and Fresh W«< Southern sports writers conducted receptions good for 6(10 yards. yard average) the leading scorar w ___________ Jh a '1*____ mind than when he slides behind tha wheel of hit the eaey,r«ltfol ride—the pasitlire,rlfortlest handling c Commission expects the br.tpo . Atlanta Journal, Drew re* Fears haa netted 562 and Cnlpley In' At Beals with It touchdowM -th e sumptuous and comfortable surround!nge. 6rti Ciditlae—had makes foe the open highway. and one point after for 57 points i alerting Nov. 82 to be "bet* calved I# of I I votea, 60ft yard*. tveriige'‘t end might even There's the feeing of pridr that U Inescapable when Yes. it's ■ great thrill for ■ man when he got* for Kentucky’s Paul Brymit, whose Gene ’ Robert* of tha Now and the leading pass Interceptor than lest year. team trampled Florida, W-0,I SV If*C York Giant* ' continue* to lead (At ami punt) returner In Jim s men comes Inin possession of something which Is his In t ride at the wheel of hit 4nt Cadillac, Cnaoii. He h u returned IQ kick* mission said the'Mate's ceivod two votes, front Lnn ................. i t nr the ipinm with H4 points on so universally admired ' , , , t)B t n for an average nf lft.8 yards. intion appears to have Shropshire and Ed Aipford, tolyhilowna ninn lat ami IM Wi *»/y (*e fo|(an/*|/ Bile. • Oi gnats. Hep*mil nil areas exespt Tanneaaee'a Bob . . . the (etKagof rsaJMrneetJut wanes from Cadillac's M - I t* Lis • T Dey after day, year afrer ye*r| he wiQ have that _ jirlda. OrUMfru)L " Dunran' Auburn's lane's Henry Krnka grist rtpwtulon foeqnalty, soundness and long life... retire after Uds^gsar, same wonderful feeling as ht rolls hi* Cadillac out turkey crop also Ie re* Karl Brown reeoln vote iirg p stru li. " ac ah L^ ^ H -e H lsss M ••* . . . tha fteRng of sfcffoa that o sstt from the tar’e the Commission said It each. law tha stmt or highway, For the Joy of Cadillac MMUWMlWM MIAMI BEACH—Tha Natiand ■ good deer hunting on amsdag resgandveaeta sa throttle and brakes, . , Boxing Asaoctatlon gava CommU* owaership Is deep and abidiag. BY a r h o c ia t r d p r e s s frra e i Florida Eglln Field sloner Aim J. Greene a vote v t. <#• BOXING CON Wmdda's ymi Hke to Ittm wWt It'e Bhe to dt at and tho Ocala National . . . tho foelag ef r t a t a * tbat a m m ftaM Wa* confidence after • move to Ihvb ■trona IIAMI BEACH, iUa to wirwtwad himssF,-and all pho rids with Mm, MIAL_________, the wheel of a tar that can mean jaw atari to yoaf FOOTBALL him ouatad. *r-Haul! Ming tlgM ’ today an moat •gain a rt plentiful, —Delegates to tho With every safsguard ait sptompbils can pruvide. RACING NEW YORK-Owner Ted If so, com. is today-for a rid., that's a revelation odttjM m op at — account wsalbar. that l§ needed log Association's m it of the N«w York ■a.and j mooerali* on Oraagea. SAN BRUNO. Calif.—Peti Otla* Urapetru Markat dm. terback Gaoi »•! ■wl* ths-Bg of Go lerday. ardua la tba aMaat rival m ■ Hi* 1148 Naira Dam* foatMU d a •coring on Fatal JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 15— 1,1 1 - Mainland of Daytona Beach, in, of the few unbeaten football Ksms left tn Florjda, goes after „ key victory In pursuit of tha Soiiin ,i*t High School Confer* i n , lltli* this week. Tin- defending champion Tal* 'ahasseo team, with throe tie garni < and a toss as Ita 11)40 NFC icrord, will tarkle Main* land in tho big one of four league games. It's scheduled for Friday, na i- i train at' Gainesville. Live ti„k < ul Ht. Paul* Thursday and Kli-ti her at Holies Hsturday. lati,' City, tumbled by Mainland, ufl.y-l, last week, meets non-con* triune Sliirke Friday. liiiirn svllle and Ocala Join'."I Mainland in winning last, week. (,so'-svllle tripped Live Oak, :u-', Ocala blanked Bolles. IIP) after four . losses. Tallahassee lurui'd bark 'Jordan of Columbus, liu 7-0. .. . Ht ittoll tigs (Conference Game* Only l: w 1. T PTH OP 120 17 4 1) 0 Mainland 0 58 3 0 n lii-ti-linr 5!) 5 l 1 128 Lake City 72 2 8 t 70 Cl,mi svllle 57 32 3 n lli'lles 25 ion t 4 0 Praia 52 127 1 4 1 Live Oak 44 37 II 1 3 Tsllsloissee SI 40 0 2 2 Hi Pauls St. Augustine Leads EFC With, 5 Wins, No Losses 2 i ?—11 • ■ ■«■'■. “T*— r-^ e -r T— . f* • Fal Johnson And Russ Godwin Injured In KentuckyGridGame 2 Platoon System Enemies Fight To Change SubRuling Charlie Tide Picked To Stomp Mississippi Southern Justice Is Number 1 Pro Choice S } Hunter* Urged To Obey Safety Rule* r Lee Eleven Needs Florida Bi i/ t ™! Charley Connerly Hits Peak As * State Farmer* Market j A iV ln n a n d H i s P l r s t ( C a d i l l a c ! "•» J a s r a r w » i \Tn B*as Ijcted Red Drew Of *Bama* la Coach Of Week . tetr'bsa-Wa ■"a5,hiijr","w — "■*— — id SPORTS .IN BRIEF sa V tS ed­ ■w rs fa r Kina two*year-ol Maiden, - M ate f. > rij| & $i aagagad tha ta ll — |i»i« •i AIV W: m m iVTpf*1-- — " • V,JSi ft', I'A.*'-«! •k •f* .1 ' F ’f"* O -VVlvWi Sja-', •fc^ i r i �TU ESD A Y N O V . |IB , 1949 rm r q ^ v r o n n n r n A ftv sA N p on n ~TTT rrr TT Legal Notice » ■ x ir riiK to A f r u i i i Tin EDGAR I HAl’OH “ • _ TOC ARK IIKRRBY NOTIFIKD ■ -.at a milt (or ahaulote dlvnrr* baa t>aan (ID.I iagainst l l . . .you In Ilia Circuit It Court of Hrmlnola Com,tr. Florida. Win* rntltlrd trio* Jarnn vrraua IMaar I Hhrlvtr Ua Bacon. r o u a iik iik r k iiv k k u p iiik d |u (lla your M|>|iraralica In said ■till personally or by 'attorney on or btfura ihx alii day of Da rrmlwr, 1M* If you fall to an an* ba.ir u dacrar pro coofaaao bo aniarad aaalnat you and »*a# will procaad without (urthar notice to you. KXECUTKI* AND ISHUKlt at Hanford, Florida, thla Hat day of October, lf«» O. 1*. MKIINIHIN, Clerk of Circuit Court of Hemlnolc County. Florida By R I. Ilurdl< k Deputy Clark CUIC01T COURT HKAI, JACKSON A. CAIKHtl. Vttfirnay for I’lnlntlff "rlaiulo, Florida W A K E C P B U S IN E S S B y A d v erliain g In | / The* Nvwtpapae ' The Hawaii Nlnnds have lew a rm than New York City, which ia aliotil "Hf> ai|iinrc milra. l)r. Henry McLaulin O p to m e trist I t ) Magnolia Are. Phone 813 SALES MANAGER WANTED Immrdiaif'tv fo r Green’s Fuel Gas Sanford Office Desirable ipinllficdions: Dn* nppltniire -tnlex experience, gnotl fnmily background. living in Sanford, willing In work for rifinmiH.«inn. Smart, Itm.l winking xnh-unnu ran earn $5,000 in fd.iHKi p,-t year. Wriln “Hear The Boss - He Wants Strand Steel Overhead Doors!” Nnturnll.v, the IhmV IttiigtiaRe Is “ blue” when hr HlroKRles with oldantyle giirnge doors Hut lit the liUmher Hill A Supply Vnrd he could gel Strand S tee l overhead door* I hit! go up nnd In ill n touch . . . he could gam ge his car, keep his temper with ease. Slran d doors are slmplh to Instull • modest in price. See us for n dem onstration today. Easy Monthly Terms Arranged Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W est Third S tre e t Phone H3 nil ipntlificdloii' Mini detail, I*. O. Ilnx |MHpt III Inn.In. Kill. Ill Rheum atism Neuritis Sciatica I U F F E H L R S i f YO U W A N T -R E LIE F and H ELP Send for our A R TH R ITIS BOOK (W t hov* No Medicinr or Anything H it to Sell You) No Malt** how Iona yon liavr trrnm e If long nrqlecled. suffered, or what jrou have Died, Techniques of Drntmrnl ate this instructive Health Rook rteacrOxd. You nrr told where vritlca In easily underMmtd to look for Help mill Relief lira/ >ordi. will enable you in fully at ham*, without tfuvt'ltiiK to indersland your own raae an.I tome far distant nty may save you yrnra of aulfi mir Tills book Is arnl unly to fhlfThis book contains Infnrmiittnn generally known only lo s:pe- frrrrs who want sad need help. •'lallsLi It explains the different The edition Is Untiled. Notice ypes of Arthritis and the differ ■ may not appear iignin Write at nee between Arthritis. Rhrutnn unco--today fot your copy 8TND ■niu. flrlnllcn. Nrurltla and Ism - J iThrce O nt> illiinips He) to help cover distribution eosl You aqo. It litis causes and avntp- incur no obligation We ht.vr no •iiu and dracrlbes a»M«lntc,' medicine or anything elve to sell. implicating diseases ft r*. You will not be asked to .send us lulus Ihr Anatomy nnd PhystIngy of llie lnvolvrd Muselc.i. a penny of money AIHIRIISN ilnlt nnd Nerves I'Vw realize.- fl.Holmes m .v n tne l llryt. Shrt n..s *ea at* IN Till-* e n t e r , i Cnl'IIT. NINTH Jc n ir iA i. o n c r i T i\ wi> Fell SCMINnl.C CMC NT V Kl."l:i|>l, IN f-|| ANCCIIV NO co n I .* i .iiii i i i : o r vim, ru m u MAIM I .................. C**mi*l.iiti» v« A " lt,,p..U Itl 1• t i l t i . •i t h . It If* w|fr l»» f•••»•!.till N \l$ I M 1! 111 %1*1*1 XII To. t \x r.v|.*$ .si$«<1 It'iilnlr Itnprr ti i l ••• ••»»• li. •i t xi i1 .1III ••»$ Sul til » • .j Mil In 1 ll. V*Hl $ IM • .III I I P ( 1 1 •no • Itl 1 IlF »*..% .■-, ,, II Ic-.l t - • HI * ••II •*l tii.l $•.» 1' v •‘ •*•-1 •* t •• . *r .1 .0 1 *.. * m t* r f . 1 " t It I'l-' riiit. t „ i • • | ..*.* ►' l l t I s •<It * ' 1.. III,If .•••r <i i t , i t.llll Its* •• •»! 1 * :*4tii Mt. • liMl .'X|’ t It 1 •1 • it. > I t l . It X. MI it • i t in * l XI i I \ I I m * i » i * •$ •U I u » * t * 1 l'« t 11 It p H ..* HMD t i t i * $ < C *1IS •••* 1 . . 1 1 . 11 Mi ;, .1* W, f I I , • .1 In I " 1 i*|.« f I 1 m i l l . 1* •'’m ill 1 M •11*1 >1 I t • *• Itt« Itt*l t •• i«ti.l 4J Mill 33 « 111•MI. ' • I *»«I III I 111. I'.Hk • Ml I«l.•1 t|..*r«*»f t •• m i Ini I III. Illtl.llt ............. ••I Mpfiil »• I t 1*1 •»lil t, r* ••; i rm it XX ITII ihr imnl lilM iltd 'la » • -Hi tint’ll 11 I Mill ll I lit I* II Hi. i.mIMim Ik ||». Mt I .. lilt* lit'*%« |>|. • Mil » *V Mill 1st* IIm I|<|I|mI II. * i.w. »,»-M M“ t I IM’.is f.l •ltd |ltf|lt|h|- . it. I ' •*«,||||«l .lilt x\ ri \ r:.4s mm n uni till •I 1 ••!•••I* ,.r tii, ii...v. . iHl.il 1*... 11 f IM l|t|i ,1.1 ..f S'.' mind 1*1' 1 • 1• 11 1 1: M • •\ •‘Ir f HI \i Wrisl Wat fill's l-.lt;in • Hi tit'll .liitnva S P K t'ljX I. P R IC K S XX A TC II ItK P A IIt J. It. LAWSON JE WE L ER lll'l N Park III sirnlex Mill. A i.ngl* coat of tiimmatt polnl. In Ih* mcH. „•*> colon, v.,1 soil wonifcn In youf hon.* Uvs o,*. sallpopor . . . dii*l In JO mlnxl#). lot bntklfi mliMOD line LOTS near HERALD Want Ads ' Fot. H w ult* it I'l. T I) t.llawlaa ra in apply fa . aa« An. pMkll.k.* Ip Tb* afs>r4 II.raMi h1 • • * I , (las* Ifc psr Ua* laaart'ttaa 8 M«»a par lla# laatrfflaa « times N« par llaa laaarliItna M limes Pa pae llaa HwsHlsa ■a pae llaa far Ttarly Csafraet Flee w ar*, is Iks llaa. Daabla rata far hlarb far. raps. PHONE 148 Waat AtB !«a will be bs s e e .p l.t seer Iks tslepksa. tslepksat sa s araagam akarae rfcarae It ysar n la llslta lap Ik. Ika t.lepa. f.lapbaaa la rataaa •w taee Ibis tkla ae< aeramarada llaa tka adearflaer la aipea.s* te pay prssaipiiy, la arkaa far aa fa reaps, tka ka.t paaaIMt aaeelre, all Waal Ada maat be I t ^aaa ^stnaa aa tka dap Wafers <3 Fleast aatlfy as laiaMdtalala If aa aetaa aeeara la year ad. Ws aaaaat ks rs.puaalkla far aiara tkaa asa laesrrsai lasartlaa. f THE SANFORD HERALD ----------------------------- l— KOK HKNT — | UMiaiarn furnlihad npartmant*. Alto efficiency rtment. Downtown office pi Apnrtmentd, SOB N. ISTfln). ,e 3UITABIJ5 for butlnaaa couple, hiMlIy. located scrota from Pott Offle*. one or two room*, mod orn efficiency apartment*, prl a, prl* vnlo bath and ahowtr. Phone 610. ABOUT 8600 *quare fast warnhoute (pace adjacent atdo track and track m ek height floor. 6th Street.t, op pot Ite Trailer Park. W. Ball, P. O. Bog MB. Prwt Large front room, heat,- Inner* tprlng matt rets, near ehurrhea •hopping. Photie 801*11 Newly decora tod ground float furnished m L private hath and entrance. Quiet neighborhood. LU, -*^UaV I It ACTOR WORK *’• reinly. (Jet your iinler In early. Free c»lliiinles nr, plnwlng and di'clpR farm nr garden tilnln, BEDROOM IIOUBKT Clmip in We enh for thipping. (I. It. Ilexl, rortisr lot, Ifl.OiNI.OO, liberal I'honc IB72-J. AJsu clearing and grading build­ ing lexis. I'lmnn IU7-J. Jack term*. Other Imimrx 1 .1 ,000,00 1 ,M\ IHfVW jitnrkel Cahhuire plant*. Rmv-ei' and lip. .Hnnm furnlxlipd. Also Yollmvs resIMnme. I'.en ftulrirr. Orange (irnvois, Tnuriat rmirls iffin-.1. ' ' / At,I. TVI'KH nf liiilldnrer work, nnd HiiphI houses. J. W. Hull, Dinner, Set veil, redanu ihle lull'll, Fro-' e.xtinmi Realtor, 2-I2H Mellenville Ave., Fueil Klu imp “The Rest Klu imp on ea rth ", en. Davnl K. ( 'in neuter, Plrnn. I’heiie IHKI-W 1808 <l every night nt Homer's Drill, (ilLKHT ilo tlS E , Deluxe, near .1 XM Knat lat. Ktreul. c a r p i : v i i : r needs work. f. I. oceup heaches, gruasrd Bl 1,0110.Myrtle 00 IIMI*, down payment flfi.fimi.. KKIIKI.MANR Itcd Rose Feed. I 1 mii, III.in A WhI siik, 1201 CeUiy 1,1C KNmI-D Ihirlier wishes n».l hn. tills ill good. Vve Plwne I1NA J in HhiiImhI. Willing In give .It,. TOURIST COURT III cabins pin* wink im 111 ii| basis. Petei )!.-, il, Trailer Court, |m.*llile llirmne CDN'CRF.TK Sewer Pipe, Dreaxe binnisi. 2711 Dimway Itnail. I.*■ Im p . Ill'irk.-i Keplie Tanks big. 6I8.IMHI.OO down pnymenl. Window-', Denches Flower Pols, _ V_ l ii l imln, Fla OCEAN Kionl M bedroom home, M>...i Free Kidimiitcx, Mira* well furnished, all for $ Ift.liiMMlo ■I.- futtercte Co Plmne 1888 800 111—-IliixInriM 0|i|Mirliiinlie rash, asked $l!f>,4Mt0.IKI year ngo, I Im \venue. real hargnin. IID1 MOD HTXNIl ORANfSE Drove, 68 acres rime In H\V\P KHOP. -108 E. Ilii. Kt. We Saufnid A .led Ph. h.7.7 W Del,and. crop about 8IMH) boxes II.ly. >ell nr t.nde uiiihI any KMAI I MEAT Market and D,.. goes, down payment I'JD.OfHl.OD 'lung. Phi.ne 108 .1. eery 'leek. Reason fm really giHol. trees 12 In 28 yenrn, HI WIND MACIIINEK A Kr-rvlee. "lh"i business. I.ncidom llTangerines A Orange*. I ei in llert’n Sewing Maelune Kmifoiil Ave.________ See Errd II. Iloughlou, -10.1 l.enox Simp I'linne 1021. Avenue, I'lione Ik18l, Daytona S'H'K MARION Mnrkel rnhlinge 12— SpvciHl S crv it e., IJ Reach, Fin. and K.-earnle plsuls, Irealed W ELL Cun*lrurtpd five room lied' I'll. 1880 .1. NEW FI.OORH surfaced ............ frame Inmgalovv with extra Ini. Bi ' fecllon. Old floors umdi- Id* Dond neiglil neigliborho's). Priced rca- M".i e 7 r.tiler, IH fl. 2 bed. 1800.00 new. Finh-liing, cleaning A w„• i h '_'lltl 81> rile Ave. epnable at 17800.01 11.00 iinfiiiiiished Ing, P.i.'tnhln power plmd. nr 18000.00 furnished. EI.Ef’TRR' Refrlgernlor, Dilmon, vents sxprrionrn In !!it/nii".l< n fl. I yr idil. like new. Iteusiin161 ALL Country limn*. Has .1 liedCnimtv, II. 61 Dims,hi. In i' .•Mr Plume 188. 1 rooms, 2 lot*. Can be ptirrlmxrd Mary. • fo r. 1880.00 dawn and balance i’lTTHIIURD Puliils for every purRtnall mnnthi VENETIAN III.INDB made (<> m iiy payment. Tolal I". e. „ar. Krmlmils Venrlian Hi m-i Helling price 18.160.00. s i \K ARIK Dlssx « paint Co. Cm. H2U W. 8rd. III. Ph i." FOUR bedroom hou»o on Weil 112 III tV. 2nd. SI. Phone 830. 1162-W let.. Blfeet. Large loL Price Bee I lie E A S Y Kl'INDRIER 14260.00. Can Imj purchairtj for ORI.ANDD Mmiilug ‘Vnlpol <•> tVAHIIER new nn display. $1600.00 down. Oalanre month* Te i me. lamln Evening Hlnr. Call Ralph R»y. I II18-J. ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO. R f j i n i T .A . W1LLIANH. Healim First Hi. k JMngjtolla I'h. piynMkd K. Le Adssclata » » 6 a i. 817 for llallery, firnc-rnf-.r Phene 7 t t • ' A w itm . ■fDRKE^K for sale at Lake M°n and Rlar.er service. THE “LAST WORD” ON TIRES liOgal Notice Use Luminnll j f MAKE fto w w a S!:mlc> Roircrs lliirtlxvarc Co. 21 I S IM tIRD AVE. TIKE CHOICE IS SFKIOl S MATTER PRIZES GALORE AT ORLANDO IN FARM FESTIVAL, DKNKHAI h im NO\ IvMHKIt VTHS ; pa h ty IN am i I !)1 BY TH E GEN ERAL" pity IM itu I" I'huiiiki- of IIHtl • ,iMi*rit i•*ji ,i |»"tllol»i|o. xxm I* Lv tits tLid'll rlioiro rin •It' fllHbX t )«• > TI spend of nn mdou.M *.||i*i-i ttik: • i • Mint? IItHII flit *vlIt . fn . ki •ir lull i. hntd nfi.l ilh.’i .*1 i . i. l • Hut* ».-*. ilioy dp|4 XXll. ' -t Mdll** oir iltoiii'lil. .linn k»IX. f L* lit ■tihh'Oi ll 1 H1t till.||| |l . Lr-vr mniwf •'Ut.ii *.,* r.*.i \KK iill4* III 1••ill/i lim* 11. *11 .nt! rin'x \ ll.l-MlIILt f** ••i|» tin* enn tii. ' (•f flui' , „ I’l to il •llXt III, t I.l til* i iii !:»k« 1Im i In.- Thug ini,, i link Jill- riilliilfi* f* l r can itinkn toilnx HI - I ♦ lltnlotMih* lil'M* i - 'll). Hindi 4-olilfnt t;|li|$* Jill • »i" •i-Miixtiiirul, , li„ KNOW I'ltl Xt.ll ft* t ivnig Deuel'* T lltl S Imvi •• •--lit V, niMixx ill I ii »'s A• * ; mill uio»s* p» •• • , ■ f..ii„wmj9 i In** ,-vn.„|il,- )'■ 1 - i. i hev Imy I il-i' ltd In* Ih". i-.i\ ,, little Lit IM*,, * . I.U* Di.- \ kn.iw they, XXill v.,.f M \N t M •i: l- MM.F.qf ii,, \ I,new limp out of ill i lii-iii im.iiey, IMIll-nil I ll* « II ami they Hi Ilit l*ttM' I i',i, .1, nfetl KNOW t o*iii'i o i I ," in iI Du itUS'l Dink ,-1,'U-i i iiluig m then money .in i Tii.- .Iioiii is Is. a .In in ' mat* i let WI..-H MH Y«•l v-.-i 'on.ms'-' 1.1 id...,.' i , i . ' i.l I iiKNKRAI,HP A nr w ilr.tl m tiles .111,1 the M’lVIPe "'ll mu i- its how in TH ERE IS Si 1 mils h t,.ilium (Yiitinl II.u.dii >1) I' 1 i,Iiiv and liiiill ini., .ill 1 ,, ti- 1 id In- ■ that Sntllldiv N.'v.ie ei Is ninl al'iie.l ,4'Vl-t .ll when 1 •••in t :il I le Sllpplv in limy limy In m i tiodine-. 11 .-It t„ tin- tin I.UVillK times nnd -till is '.oil all lllS'll soiifiiinl lif< .0 -i >•|l ll.lllt v ihihlie id d x |IM|1 t III Mil l lest at ths-ir tti km.I.. he.11hp1.11 ler ivnl, to •■. ini. 1 oil tim e dates Drnrral lire xipplv nlfer- llnill entitle, lion d h I In- firm ' most mmlern tne ,,-i.ippinu - i-i v euiin.il i'|Mit.t., ill IIMI Went irr . . i >. to . 1 - , i . ,1 pi * i ii Wnxhiitgi>>n si 1 , el 1 til Oilmnlo. Truck I'll,, f" -v.-iv Dmking Mill SI, 11.1k m il uellerill l loll, Cllgin,-i-li-'! In that «|>e ii'.iimigci ot i|.«. tm: Die lienil- elfle J,ili hi-t'ii i l,n,i mn nthei illllll le i', will weeleoiiie lllilnllVilh tirr! «>■tier tl I' ir iii l irrs of (Jlie*t . fl tin- .-vend Cell m l |)lmi iiiv:. •h-tiiiu. mimitui, Dal l-'li.1 1.In MillIII-.' lie mt-1 hnlltiR *111(1 li.niliiii* Mills* «<» mm It his .l.-ifl wilt l..'|.| llnm ilew ll v n r r \n m i -:\ *i in n r . . . with ^ ... P n rrx fialnre. No shill* S-VS'I I••1111*1 .1 ••I'H* I XX1IX Kmlln -IiiD.-ii W ill!/ will Imve to fill |ti.........* , lit,hi tlir mutt lit stu.lii* mu ii ,,- giMimd* Kltlrt • u*ho f’litimt"! t* i ••it i.il*' liilnin.il' will I,.- t, ii ni'li,>il |tc- Yuli h.ixi'ii i hiiitMi uliMl I irr Ireshnii M , t.. f*m lrp is iiniil inn tin Iiti'iiti-H* Sets .1 I m . h iii I I'u i-< will lie xxith. Isfiiri.il I in- Sii|i|tli ami "ihnil piue*." .,n |."iiy eentesl kfp for >oiiim ll Imu llioir it.iinvvitli a fill,- - ilf ii* mire wilt rd, hr1|»ltil i-xi»t»g Like i.m- $$f Im mm......veil f.n I II young­ %oii mul iiiiliuimu* xmn i*%ri) sters, ii llanlwnk gat, iiilige-- RHll! flmn Scull Ii \IInnt i. Das Cum* puny will |.i- a win il.'il the hi-st ellrit- cuke D../1-n' uf iither vulunhle piuex will la- ell the list, ami tin.ii'.uni' nf laiiii hex nf Florida'' Finest celery will lie , Salely I iilw. toil Ito , nlfer thW lioli'd nut In all t-emel» \l I'OMOfamuli* f.l'N EII M Kv.mv m . ii mill woiiihii nn I In* h i m : i i \ r n ;i( \ win. Ii i* wii V big Doii-iaI Tile 'luff will he i ah, ml in ih,- li.dli ■> field lung devoting lliem-i'lv,", 1.. enlettnlfla* D rue,.,I I ii ,-* I,-ol in iii,- lira uig M,ii ninl seruig thnl yon ori Willi Den, i il I’lre* NOT DMA Dlt Die fiicmllv llrlil. liaivt* 111 1line of vmu life They t.eneriil IlnllerT XXIIIII to lilt *1 you. mi,| we wnnt folk nl tii'ii,-i.il lit). Supply pro- your cat. anil a car null vim to lilt t Ilii'iii' Ii I'li'l a vld* moton-xl's n| i i-nlnil l lor* under d* hood, mm you s i r *el tor mile* anil inilrs «A|%|S*- 4-\I'll! il's ii lag. ji'lly "got Ida silh lln- Dut-'l lire* on the mol mile* ol c.irt-l i,-e. *afe slid market, in, In.Inn- the n,de„,.rm'i|ti:iuit",l |. utv Ihjr Drnrral Snpt-i-S,|,i,•,-«,-)■ and happy iIidihb "DO '• • >.';IIX I.. \N|) 1 til I I ...» RICH I Ih* t it*Ilf I u| I'titli till I* Ss'.illltu li*. CAKE CONTEST M„ vi ,11 lli ..I iwe.-l ! lii-iii i , mi II. •In­ new film 60 I III I,(w ,1 I )..,» i' I! in--. . fn -I prise ill IIm t.«- ... li*-,.... ill 1'iir a............... , ... Supply's extiling t 'it, ii • Ciik. CmiiD-'I' Till lii-» I., ii.i-'i- it I., ilo Fanin-r's Full I . *1 ivnl. Itm West Mil'll iugtim Minot, III III,,,to. mi Mid iinliv hi...mug, N,.v"iiil."i I1.1 F.ii Do-' . I. •" id I o’clock SiiDinliiy I, ft "I ii--o,i .linlping l».gin* Ilie'll, will. ih. I'ri/c Awunl l.cliig iiiii.l,- iiIh. iii 8 o'clock PRICES \ ND I F.II MS d Drnrral U rn Supply will |,l»-.,',- v,,u ninl ill* always In mad* t„ til M il It hmlgel Easy piiynvrnl plan Inc lln.', .. lot » I'll II. 1 nil'll rn|ny tlrahnu . •) I, ll..- E R A L T IR E "s u p p l y 1 0 0 W. W a s h i n g t o n ☆ O rlando Ituv (.id lu O /A K K i'L rfjiW F A '* Hwam'. Rattery Service, 301 W. F i i . i CHK a P—my .equlty’ ln 8 bedroom roc. Phone 1087-J. 81. homo on I n Iota with or with* DININD TARLfc," 4 cfiitfrn, mil all kitchen utllltlea. Pay lug table, chins cahlnet. Phone LAWNMOWERK sharpened, hi. v balance like rant. Dorman June*, 878-J. 3474 Sanford Avo. eles repnireil, lurk A key wink IBIS Dougina Ave. No walllng-wnrk «u an,n l..-l I l l ANK8DIVINO MPECIALS^ II. W. Hltummi, .710 Ea*l It It Si You ean't cut these llama hut they Knnfurd, Fla. (Formerly will. A rticikh F o r Male — 3 run help l» make your Thanks­ Wllliami Fixlt Hln.jD giving u Hills happier. Amaelng John* ton'a “NO-RO ACII” W T/TTIT^Ir,f,lA 6i8 A Co. no' Npeelal Mntltnry coating kill* Roachiw "> re Inc. transfer nnd •tornge, i>a> i i P.BO Ant», W ater Buga for tnonthv. $2.08 Plastic Meat Tray* Ing nnd nnllng, 200 Nmit. Pint Half pint 80c. Rou. $ 100.08 New Maytag Laurel. I’hotlo R ill. Wnaher 1178,00 mlllat k Andereon. _____ $2.08 Don*eorrk De»k Lamps $8.00 Y0UND I. ADIES. under 21. u.-ni IF i t * A Hrlgga k fltratton Kn* $0.08 Automatic Refrigerator )ter*onahle, In assist Mgr. »i rhapernned all girl soles pr«>m<> •■'tfite Or Parts you Heed Bee Defroster S6JX) lion group. Tmvel Florida m f ■r A. D. ROBIKR (All Iteina while they that only) wittier, New England l("-»ii Fveneh and Cemmerrlal HT. JflHNH ELECTRIC CO. summer. Training course, nvei f e w reglatered Briggs end First A Magnolia PN, l i l t ago monthly $880, and Inm" • Stratton Dealer Sl.no. Interview*. Windior Hotel. Da. riCXJO ASM V'NOOt IAOSU A*JO/ r*»»m.6MCN. riv* ybatw rutivn rw<. ucnoot* ah« waiaJMrja -. rooniAu. r. egANO*,UHiP ' Corn HA*el UN«3aFbAt«D.-'ou MinDNO ro do VtBU. MgN.'TWiS >*J IT* llHtt NOf *.--DO.ICV".KLV’.X1 jVliS o A-'K . U Pae*-rwonO BurncMeMeve'J rv*,/,- FACJ. n o o a r / Stv«r.' 8 u r WiN* J �# PAfiN SIX 2 Newspapermen Retailers Face Bright Future Are Hanged For In Sales Volume, But Profit Less Gandhi’s Death Hy HAM DAWHftV •Ins iiioimi,,j, |heir bodies Wrir Cicmntrd immediately afterward. N.niiynn V. (iodic and Narayan It. Aplc, two Hindu joutnali*!*. walked to llirir death with imilc* on llicii lure*. Their forehead* wen- painted with *ncrrd mark*. I.aih in.iii tarried a small package piPMiumldy of Hindu acripturn, whii I, ilu-y were allowed to hold ii> thru Imhdi ware lied behind llirm. A nimm-iil before the trap wa* •piung Ihr two young fanatic* ihmiliil in unison "May the United Indm In- immortal. We aaluie the holy miiilii-rlniid." Thi»«* ttim ttic Nutlunallat »l,»gim* lliut hml ililla,Ill'll them tu tukii the lilt- of the aululed lllmlu apnitiiul leader who huti-d violence ao much in- 11 urn to i-ltll Moslemlitmlo strife. A wit lit*** to the execution. which iiuiiil u two-year-legal luit- ti I iiIIiiwiiik tiuminr* aaaaaaiun tun, in n New lli-lt.l gurden .Juii. itti, tlMH, Hind the two lueu thauk*r.I llii-tr ju iloi* for thvlr kimh-.H nml 11-hen i tun they "fln lili the I.ii iiiii- i. ipnckly, ’ (ioil-.e, tin- Jti-yeui -old eillloi ot tic Pooiiu liully, hml fired the .m u Hint t. ill«-(| Nniidhl u* lie wulkeii to prayer in from ot Immlied* ot III* roltowar*. Apt*-, (lie Iiiiiill.ln-I ol (he lli'W*|iu|iei, won executed tor jeuiilllg the plot. I-Ciii otlii-i men recetvad mnieii cch of tile impii.ontm-til fur purti Cl|mtiou io tin- (dot while n lillli won licipllttl,ll, A h tin1 two rumleiiiiMMl men Blood oti tin- gulluw* they luohi'd akywtuil uml ii'tutod Iron, me llmdu Mi-i'ipluioa in the la*l win all11■ of liic null, wldirli la I'un.nleteil (In- vUlldti go,| hy tho Hindu*. 'Ilu-y Were .till nmillng ua the lillicit In,oil* were placed uver lltelr l end*. An eyiwllnena *nld four Urahmill pile.In attended the eremattnn, renting the acrlpture* amt pouring rice uml "Klie#’' (cluri fled hut ter) oil the hilining pyie*. ‘the 'hone* ufid u*iiu*r wni be Imimr.ed in the holy rivci (m|n* at uume lalei date, in rumplMinCe witli the leipietta id tile yhillilM' K'lallvea. Hour, after the hanging o f ­ ficial* .till lefiiBed pnldluy to (lillfiliu in deny ttiul Hie oxccii Hum IiiiiI luken pliue. In avoid ilcluon.liiilloti* mu) po.xlhle violmice, even tin* elo.e.l leliitlVe* wen- not told. ,in informed .outre kiild ilm I,one* and aahi-a would lie illimi'l.ed ill the holy liver 1 vecietly. A .(n e t cm few hud huen tduct-d around the pilami nil night aim ' until afti-i the execution. I'ullce 1 feared tlu-re might loi vlnh-me , among hoiiic I'f.lMfU luntby lllmlu ’ and Bikh leftigci-B, many of them aymiiuiheile to I he untl-Mimlem Godaft. I I'ullce held two men - uppuieiil' ly friend* of (|odae'*--whi) allenip ' ted during the night to sriiliIt- the y ' ! 20-foot wall* of the jail. Ollieri • ' wile no 'll at inliunic* wtie reiiortW? ( .«d: " Althmigh the people of Amhnlfi >, ellll did not know whether the ?'• ■1" two had heen hanged or not, the T. v government niiimuncod the eaeeti* lloli III New Delhi. It took place a t H o’clock thl* morning. Y’.c * Anihuln I* In fiulln'* teeming r , . runJuli where hundred* of Mu*etn* ami Hindu* Imve dlo,| in litter clashes which nruic nut of :hw partitioning of I'nklalnu and India afler they received th«lr ttdapandvni'o In 1047. City Is Asked * BS r**> na*i tlw Wnla Marketing ||IINri| „f ]^ t J F 4 of (ho A. II. French *uhdlvi*lon, hfa*r now me it(IIed hy tlm Hanford Htaln &EV;Farmt<ra .Market t» rucllllnte finrJTY, Aiming of Impruvcmen'.* at the Market, wa* approved. Thl* ellnjm alei thu reservation of a nreg|oua deed that If over the market area con*eil to he u*cd for It* ijrtwMHt purpose, the land wa* to wrvert to the City. The Commit•Ion, raid Mr. McKihhln felt that the Market wa* "aufflclantly onuanrtted tn May In Hanford, i- Attendance of delegate* roprea n t i n g Sanford at (he convention mf Florida Uegue of Munich MM, N‘,v-. a7. *•» approved 'Mayfair Inn, ilad Mr. McKIh i Invited the League to 1080 convention here. Mr. it and City Sanitary DirH. Johnson reported ati Monrjay at the mooting Phfeida taction of the n Waterworks Association ado, and *ald that they ttand other meeting!, CITATIONS tUty OgAA KATlOAf VAVT cyA S D S f«»A T > ------ Truman Report Show Europe’s Prices Too High Commercial Flight In Jet Transport Claimed By Italian By CRNAKE RKDKINI Al* Nawxfeaturea /Ii Mn t u * L o o s * T * ROM K—An Italian air force colonel claim* tn In- the flmt Buy ENMYTMWfir o s mart to pilot a jet propelled W A M T S , P * AAOAiEY plane over a rnmmi-rclnl route. Colonel Mario I),- fleriinrdi, <30 T o O W f ' ll*2d Schneider trophy winner, recalli-d the flight in an miurWASHINGTON., Nov. 15 -</p) vlow. "That w-n* Novi-inhi-i ;i^ 1— I'rexident Truman today irnl to 11)41, when I drove the filst jfP (ongirit a Marthall Plan report plane fruni Milan to Rome", n« dn Idling that Europe rnuil lower •ahf. ih price* to compete in the United "I Wll* Ot the time, line uf the Cnpronl uiicinft factory'* State* market for the American test pilot* and io Atiril lliit) I mntumrr't dollar. tested the Jet plum- for the flnt '" ’in"., recent survey the National! , W.M m" ''" ^ City Hn.ik or New York »h«w. I •• "o- lengthy and coatly . ..at “The United Stale*, of course, time, taking off from the airport Hint r»n large ret..II (m r.tim ..' "‘ •‘' I Ju *t la-fore the of Tallcdo, The tests went on fm mu*l be willing to accept greater jiver IK months, and nt Ilm end In the flr.t half of thl* year had ,,,hI S."l,l-( 11 • **'** competition from European tupof November IIMI. I flew tin- jet— .. Mile, volume only I P<r plier* in order to help Europe pay rattle period of They gut *teudily wur*a after the a Captoid Cnmplnl—from tin, air­ under the eom|inrahle *teel worker, walked out. At their it* way,” aaid tho.study prepared port nf Llluite near .Milan to GnliW ItMH. Hut their net llimine wa* low* point, di-pui tmont .to re aide* down III per cent. miiii. near Home". “ by the Economic Cooperation Ad........... town a thumping 12 to 14 The 27 depnitiiicnt nod *perially An air mlnlalrv spokesman oiiniitration. .ti.re* in Hi,. IM re|),died aale* ..... ' **nt y*"*-readily harked lip Do Rernuidl's only II pei cent nudi-i n year ugo, (Yhat nlmui thu rent of thi* Even if European sales in the claim. hill tln-ii profit. Were Ofr tri |« 1 yell! ? The head of one of tho "Wo don't want to act like the United State* were doubled— thus rani. lurgoat de|iurtmcnt .to re group* Hussinn* who claim Hint they irstoring Europe's pre-war share Tin- Iate.i report of the Fed* I in the country- Fred l.nxarua Jr., wen- first in everything," observed of thi* market— the volume would end Itft.erve Hnnril give, depart• prenlifenl of Federated Depart­ Col, Klhnnij Ghlgliu. ment -tore I,Hie* III 2 pel ei-nl ou-nt Store* hie. -gui-KBe* that "Hut we hnve found reason to irpreirnl let* than I per real of uh miller la-t year for the week end-i dollni volume will la- ".umewlmt twllevo that Do III i modi wn* the ll.i* country's total output and „,| Nov. ft. low-ur limn a year ugn." first moo to fly u Jet OV*l a Thnl’* nl,out tho moil cheeiinv That piohaldy mean* only a few commercial dlstnuce. At the NKAV YORK, Nov. IB—l/P>- would "only be arralrhing the sur­ new* ............. etui ter* have Imd all |n rcenlnge point* lower. All exact llill ''Hojimglr*" Holdnaon. 71- face of the Ameiiian market," time lift carried nil- mull hem lt^ till, yeai. From .Inn. I to date., figure I* Impo.idlile In give, even yi-ur-idil veteran ntage uml ncreon Congre** wa* told. he stamp 'first Jet piopelleT CAMDEN, N. .1.— Real inelal In enna D the anawer sclencr ha* ilepnilini-nt .toll. .a le . .Imnpi-d tin nl thl* tali1 dale, bernune of the iluneer, wn* in a hnniiilul today, fliirtit Mliaii-Guldonia”. now provided to the Increasingly difficult and expenilva proctsa of " T h e participating ruunlriet tiveriige of li per cent mulcr iirieccliilntv of fm lher .trike* nod nerldll* nod uncertain. "A ftrr Ih) Ilernurdl"* auccex*repairing autu hoilie* and fender*. Don't raplac* It, metal it, I* (he It’* true lliut the compnil.oti* lint-down*, An ufflrlal uf rulutnhla-I're*- mud intensify their export drive ful attempt, a hew type af jet new approach. A rusled-uut dour pniicl is drat sanded tu remove dust of lid* year’* volume hu* h«en1 Hut with everything iiotmul, hylerlnn Medical Tenter *ald Hole In the dollar areas if they are to wil* prepared by the Tamoni '•lid paint and then a special fiber is dipped In n solvent and applied made ngain*t the hauuei vent of m-IiiII trade can continue it* pro- 111Non wax not ‘‘In a i-rixl* at thia fuclorle* under Si-rmnlii C’om'tc the now hare metal, as shown lower left. When the fiber Is dry, attain independence from extraor­ IDIM, the tiiil-end of the po*t-Wiii *ent pun- lit the rath legl.ter. time," hut that hecauan of hla pllli’* supervision Hut nftei 'he . McL l. lt la applied uver it with u brush, as shown In tha top photo, dinary outside assistance." the re­ age, hi* rumlltloii wa* rnnaldareri or with a apray aim or a spatula. Duro dry, th# repair I* metal-hard arnd*t|ce, Ihe Germans picand may be sanded smooth and [minted Ilk* any metal for a finished port weal on. "*erlnii* ami iincertan." veuteil n* from working on it 'Job like t> nt mi the lower right. This amaslng new material, a product nnv more." The uegru danrftr waa admitted "Thin will require on the part of thu It. M. Ilulliugshrad t’orp . I* now being Introduced in auto body Tin* journal of the llritlah Roval tu tho Imapltal late yrxteriiay af- of many European bn*lne>*inen n lly HIMH>H JOHNKON It h i Ii m * rroM **•■» IIMI ahop* acinus tbe country. F.vrn individual car owner* who are handy Aeronautic* Hodnty of Jnn. It) 18 leorganlsatlun uf factory methods, ■with sandpaper and a paint hru*l, cun make hotly and fender lepairi iiiuiiiliiig, Adeimuer *unt that the ,,7 ," ,n ■utiBpftelfii-d heart , enndltloit, , records Get mini* flew Jets for tli^ Itl 'NNINIi WATER STILL mure line.- \V.-*l.-,,i foreign „i.lli*l«-i» which had hotheri-d him previous­ installation of now and quickly and easily. Ilnrdri tbuii lead ami mare ruit-proof than naln first time Aug. 27, Ib.'ID, with P AIISKNT IN MOST FARM . . . . . . . hint agreed to «!ow down diHinnnt- ly, heroine iidanalflrd, the offi­ efficient niaehlnery In order to less steel, Mct-L-it piovulc* a i.-pair Joh as durublu and permanent lleinkel H. K. 17H. The magaxine Ho .MKH IHU IS GAINING ,,y <>.,t,nn *yiillietlc gn-nlim< cial muIiI, lie wa* placed In an reduce emit*, greater attention to •a many mole expensive ine'li »1j now In me. added that the llritDh Gloster Rooulng wat'-i i* p«-rha|>* Ike ,,,,,] *n„-| imtorie* pen,ling oxygen tent. merchandising uml ndvertl*ing, Whittle K-28/HI flew for the first Roliliisou relehrated hi* (12nd1 iei|e*Jgnlng of iirtalucl* sail packgreat,-*l Mingle ciiim-iill-MCC- whirl. , (ll||„,, <h*ril**imi* la-lween the time Muy 14, ID-11. while the elcctiific.ll.in off.-i* to farm fain- (p.jmuu govenimcil uml the Al Idrthday nine yearH ugu hy danr* |aging to anil American ipefor Atnerlciiii* look off with theli ing il'J l,loch** in. i(own Hrnndwny. H< - ear**, and a ileieinilnallon in I'liited Kintes; Inflnthiii rniiimio-I ill,-*, In tin- opinion of puw«u-u*e |,,K|, ,„mml**lnn. Hell * I' fill/A Alracomet Oct. 1. to utuile. wahonored hy the city for hi* -•rve American cusloim-rs with expert* of the lli.ixl HI.-.IrlticuAilenaue, *„m Mu.l he Ix-lleved 11)12. i,on AdiiiiuMrniitm. Tlicv itMtimalc niigl.l ultlmulely till year* In *how hu*lne*a on Apr the care and ntleiitinn they re "Slnhli- den, iicmu le* Mitli n Col. Gldglla said Hint Italian H I). 1114(1, when Mayor William O'celve from American producers." Hud a fa. ,u family of five with u t„ „ cumplete hull in dm hriiml puiliaiucliliiry luisl lime Init-lligi'iice hu* proved that JACKSONVILLE, N**v. Ift-I/I1 ) I In ver proclaimed "Rill Hiihliiaon ■ ini, a,inuml of live*tnrk would u-c nii.ii.lliig, mi to n lug cluingc in It also will In- necr**ary, the I,ceil Io,night Into being nml tho German* never flew any The cell I ml mid south Flor­ Uni." nhaul Jlisss ion* or wider In a year ,t„. ,)|wnic,.ilhnst idan. report sold, fur the .Mm dinll I'lau atreugllu-lied," tin- lev lew mil ida Flood Cunt col Hoar,I him commerclnj distanco with eh Jet could Men in give IImlr expnrtur* llllUeil. f they hail to do the pumtdtlg and Adeiumei uUo -aid Hml Ha4 liii-ii urged by Florida'* two .urn Helukd In IlklU. Im-Bnllvea tu enter the tough carrying liy I,ami. If the -nmr Allle* hail )ef,i»cd to -top ill* Co! Ghlglla drew nn hla m em ut^ "The Cinnmu,il*tn have been put l(l U|,UUI) witli, ull liuerican market. Till* will he on tin defensive lhrmiftliii.il fumilv had un elect rle pump iln-y maul ling of foil major mm tu describe the hltlh of Jet proelhk- speed" In developing dene, a* EGA AdmtnlidinPir I'niil free tialion* of Western Fninpe. wmiltf- wit limit Mweat anil toil umcrit Imhisti ie*. ..tifcgLiuril! pulsion in Daly. . , t .’onl ml piojccts to ,4 iinttHxeS Prua* r * a * ’ Ostl ‘ G. Hoff ill nn lin* MUggi-ali-d, hy n*e mine than twiro a* much Adiliiuiei emphu*Ui-il the purlinHo ----said lltv uf jet -'Hack of this leiieweil spilltiUil 11vI-* nml property. . -— — Inventor , water. mi-lit nt Ituiiu Unit all the dri-i- di iIn-. Much ii hoard, however. lettltig the export lug ciiin|ianle., "lieilglh nil- the iculitlei uf u ‘ ' iiandef I'rompt use of fcdi-rul idlncat-1 wnnl liijjiu n l r {J|n4 Thl* plentiful Biipply of runulliK \»lnn* 'd the I'iiiim cmifeiciice de- would he set up ullly wllH the keep a share of the iIiiIIuih earned Mindliilllng diet, coiili.d uf miiii- „ l l 3 will make It tush-r to « "orthftrp .(tab;.■ W water would, ill tun|( bIiiiw up ill iiumled iipuii fin lliei in-got ill Iliilr- mule, HliiiHthiK Ihnl lh,u gorI ruin in aajHirt trade, jrjinl inf Itil ion hrmighl iihmit by uldiilii iidilltlniiiil fedeiul aid (u r* " 1*mitfvr* In J-lj . pli-a*auter living, hoalllih-r live- between the Gi-liunii gnveinnu'iil •'I* it*mum nl wnrk, ihjrlnR thu The report coveted KTA oper- -.ti'tiillly ineri,using prediu tion— giunls, Senator, Pepper and llol- plMI* ,ft|r Id* l,#** .1' ..*• •tin(k, uml iiii!ieu*etl milk and vgg anil the three iilln-d high com il«*lii»frullnns «if th»t tio^rd. utlftns up to July I of till* year. now IK per cent aleivi- pn- win .......................... mud members here "8WMWlu 'CffM H M loW fjsim W land told i “ If l-i'wis rriilRfd, Ij9 R«fP I*** mlasiiilier* priHlurtliiti. It also'1emphasised tha warning* and cnurugeuU* acllun* taken hy yi-Nltirday. nu»n nt work# ih«n..th*» In (.achnnge for Allied i-onYet ileiplte the JiM-iea*liig num­ voiced Hy Hoffman tw o. week* be­ the piirtlcipiiting govetiiim-nlM tn HoRand said in- wa* convlncud tober uf electric-tin we red water *y*- iie**lon*, Adenauer suiil that the will act under the *»prgen?y p n - fore the 1 council of Marshall I'lau Imld down prices nml wage*, x x x if nil of thu tl,fiUO,l)IH) allocated vision of the TafUI lurtlay S i t ' (leiman government i* irmly to: cmjntrM* In I'nrlet that rccovurv tmu * ln*t*lh-d during icennl "Against the-e achievements, il used or vicee.le.l "we can got "Rnme of.th e -WhlU’ House el- hi Impfriltd. hy .Ijnuort rontrol* I) F.ntei the Ruhr authoilt^ year*, two third* uf the farm lunnft* however, must lie sot the Inability through u deficiency appropria. ........................ *iat Luwi* Vkould >bt fli-lnl* fc -el that Luwl* Would mill acknowledge lltv Ruin h I ii I ii I c and exchange ri-slfirtliin* which of Hi* We*l,-iit Kniopeiui conn- non covering the i-xces* spend­ of the rountiy m e. still without ling off tha,, the MrVlfe act as harrier* to irqde. running water. (Inly ft m-muit of that will kev|i mnlrol of tha agree tn) calling, trie* to impiove their dollai posi­ ing without too much trouble. ‘ lliw w * or" (» \ uch ciindUifuut. h r , under such conil iiilmn home* today lack running Ruhr's big *H-el and coal In"It Mi ni* di diable to me that ■ It repented, Hoffman'* plea for tion. Despite the fact that tlodi hoard huvlna auihu/|(y,; idrt/ifke duatrieM. waler, llift eftoiioinli- unification of Ku- cull,hill, d exports in (lie ci coinl yml get wink actually started In recomuii-ndutloiiM um^ lYtSif 21 "t'impelate , limcly" with the .n o in.ui, of Hie district If posTu lit-lp pul (aim Inline* on a I're*hli-tii ahoiild Invoke fndjThn- t-npft, noting M im ic »l«p*, in Hint ipiaitei or I'J Hi iriiched u |)<■ t sllde. Thl* however, will have to par wiili city dwelling*, KKA la en­ Allied •ecuiily hoaril. direction hut declining lliut pro win |ieiik, shipllli'iil I" the Dnited Ifarilev Act iv* thu ImmrqiMP afep II) Allow foicign hive*lmenl* in tho discri lion of the couraging RtCA-finnni-ed electric been |Htaie* <U—lined ami the dollar gnp 1 left If lin- coal miner* unit (lh e , indus­ ’grftx* "on th<-‘ whole ■ hu H. S. engineer* in charge of the sy*teniM In nssl.-t their miul con- Geiniiin lado*trinl eiitei|ul*e*. lie try don’t reach a *y|t|emi:Rt very - Inw." i widened. )i-h." Hiiiuera in |ihuiiiiiiK inli-ipinte wntei did not *nv what |H‘|Cl lit age of *00,1. With reference to ihe problem "Thi' loahllitv to convert their ■ysleniH, The IIKA coup* du lint foreluii Inti'ie*, tin- Gi-iiiiiiii gov (if* high Fuiiipeau prices, It wa* Meanwhile fedeiul mftdlulhra gmutiig 11 n 1 ini 1 , 1 1 oidinit nml Inm (. HAYING inaki. Insinuation* nr, gi-nerully ernmeiit would penult dlsclosi-d thi-v werv cuii*Mftrjh|f stalled: "Devatnulhni of rurrem-le .i'.-ii c i vohi,iic of trade lulu u nNK\V URI.KANS, Nov. 1(1— 4> To take [ml 1 "a,, -oui, a* speaking, sell rigljjimcllt. They n jiptiinl MH'iit uf n fin't*fululn|f wax. unavoidable if the gap he .In. 1 inn ot the dollm gap 1 a ,/)>,_ The [ireslih-nl of the Aiuerkolti liy giving leciinlcat advice |in**llde" 111 Hie i'ii ni.ti ii i. miiiui iHJiml to luwi «'ff a wulkoff *>[ iwr-en price* In the two part* of i>* m. iii olilfjit i,f tin* pm IU'ijJfilil»K ifn|| Siu'kfly of Muuliuniuul Kuof the lli-m-lux ci,nn,iic. and pointing nut the various fact­ Aitvimuei -.nfH shut the Wmd 'b''k officer* which Ihreatrn* to Iht- wanlern world wa* In liy nar­ count l ies. ijIliciT* Miiy* the nation could or* which *timil dim taken Into German government Imd ,-xniessi d bull pnasvuger rowed." *7*1' Iip **•"■ )* J cargp * T. and • dry a [iH'ihictjoii and triiile III- , 'live hi tween fit,UtMt,null,IXHI and accnimt in Imylng ii pomp and On the more favmahla side the ce ll 1 mol productivity Imriroves, f t,OIH),m)n,tU)u mnmally If |t ,h*' U wllllngm-** wllllllgtie** t„ to make miike the*., tlie*e cm culli-I "blpplng mi tha tilmmlng ii water *y*leio to meet Gulf *t mldnlulit tonight. report said: it 1* c ircntml that price* 111 th e , would mu the entire Hoover Ilm need* of a particular home cession* tu Ihe Wc*l hefuie the William N. Margnlla naslstunt Industrial production In the -mi cu rie,icy nri-n* gradually u d - 1 ('nmml*»lim it-puit into operumeeting of lin- I'uiU ciiifeienre, -ind farm. They also undertint1 the Tho German rliiiiici-llm al ,u dlM-ctm of the Federal Cnncllm- Marshall flan count rle* reached Jil-1 1 In loseive* to Iluce prevail- lion Importance of getting a competent Tlo- AN.MK iireshlent, Jumt), Shut Ihi- German unveiimten' lIon Service, -aid shipowner* wore ■ new peak In the M-t-und ipjartei- ing ip the hard currency art-as, rimtrai'lor to in»tnll the watering snhl standing pal against union demand of Ihe year; thi- farm outlook In­ tlm. alluvciiig trade again to How Todd of New <it leap*, made thu hail iiIho inked I he W cte m fm system. dicated a probable record post-war freely nod permitting Import re­ Mtidt-meot la*l nlgiit In un ml. ell'll nilnl*ler* III In In nii iiige for n rotnrv Idling hall. And In the sled Industry. Allrg- production; foreign trade expand striction* and foiulgn cxcliang. dress he fori- the l.milalana KnStep up in rural oUTtriflrutlnii for lilt end •" tin- *tiile of will-. h o itfil f UAH h i 1 t n g.iici-iiiig Society and t)i« New hrny-Ludlnin’* H-’.OOfl employa* ed— hut not In the direction uf the icgiihitioioi to la- lifted." ■luring recent year* will greatly Grinin* si-etiun uf the AKMK. joined thu liack-to-wnrk parade as c o n 1 1 s r 1 fiu-illtale effort * of rurui cltlien* thi-ir emit run i« signed. tu provide Ihi-ir home* and meet* Many small firms have jil»n»d ing place* with running water and lunialnn-lnauranca pact* with CIO ndcipintu pumhhiK. these power(l-«a«ln*va s-rma r M, nBS> use .*pi-rleii*|s of the U. fj. De­ heroine a threat to w-oild m-ace." ateclwnrket* and mnal of tha partment of Agriculture point nut. "previously Frunn- and Norway WXI.000 steel workers who stnielt Today more than 7ft percent uf tho railed on tlie Asu'inkly I,, npprnve nut (let. I ure ex per led hack, on i Nation'* farm* have electricity, a* propinal* for ii woild wlde reuails their Jobs wllhln 10 days. compared tu leva than 11 pet cent of all arm* hut ainniic weapon* ii lullft when KKA wn* eatahllshrd. and any other lu-tniment* of ■cl authenllratad information Con­ cerning th*« conventional arm*Whllo the Installation of running mas* destriirtlun. water system* I* nut keeping pace The ( 'iiiindiun-Nni wi'giuii pro­ manta •ml armed force* of otnw with connecthma fur electricity, It posal wn* «iil.milled i„ 11,,. As­ countries k* making prugrea*. Morn nml sembly's fill-nation special politi­ During awurity council iwhata* mure farm fmullie* are letting the cal committee ns Hint body be­ on the ia*u«. Russia Inalaled Mut water and tint the memhare of tha gan debating (lie ipie-dlmi of anna ■ny arm* census mult Include a A double chance to win! FlltST count of atomic weapon* a* well reduction. family do the running. - a Local Comaat judged by The proposed arms rensu* wa* ■■ the convent lonaf type. The local judge* rlgkt In your own went cm power*, however, reject­ approved earlier thl* yenr hy thft MANY AltTICLKH SHOWN community. All you do U write Wownhltchkn, Flu. — Mora than If, N. Cumin la*lon for convenfloual ed the Soviet demand* on tM your rcaaon In SO woldi or ten 1,000 article* mode hy the Gulf ■rtnamcnla hut wa* killed in thft ■round* that atomic enntrot al­ -o n the Local Entry BlankCounty home demnmdratlon club Recur It y Omim-ll hv n Soviet veto. ready v u he Ina conntdered by Tim new reaolutluit calla on nil Iho U. N. Atomic Energy Com­ Kiri* and home demonHtratlon club why we thould give you a new mission ami that any data on nu-nitwra nf the Security Council women wore exhibited nl the fair IMQ Shalvtdor Refrigerator. II atomic weapon* nhould ho handled hero recently, according tu Mr*. Io eoopcrnlft In Irylng to achiova our judge* •elect your* a* the separately. unanimity on thi> mica ipicatlon. Wilma A. well, homo agent* beat ream , you will get a new Tha proposal would put tho As1950JJlt Jenifer4 R tf tic* rator fa bt Ty Cohb, In ltd year* of majet 'I V on record a* recognising no arms *la*lm* are llkoly league play, compiled a Ilf* tint# awarded by tu and d tliv tn d rigfn lo y tu rk tm t. NEW YORK. Nov, 15—(A1)—Relailer* are facing a pretty bright future in llte next monlln ahead a* far a* their talei volume ii concern­ ed. Tin* pinch cornel in profit*. The amount of money being rung up on department itore cash registers right now is only a ihodr below a year ago. Ami remember that ImhI year wa* our of the best InW — — -------------------An,| it |„ (rllp |JjM| , h(1 AMRAIA, India, Nov 15 -(/T) grand total* that department ever hml. present goo,|.showing la partially !lir young t-ditor who nt*a. mated •toil.* lilt thl* year the r profit* are lu,.olln, l.,| fol ,jy „ t, mpor'|lrv (lll, Muli.imlni K. Gandhi end the man hclNK .IniVc.I .town l.y high .. H-r-( > U r|, .............. , h|. vu|„ £ (l/ | who told him in do it were sprung allng co»t*. On i-vi-rv *rur.. It c«i*t«j|M(l, , u, ,[d* li|m. more to atay In hu«lm-.. now than |yll||rV Inuk,.n , M„ »imiill*iiriiiii|y through a gallows .. yen. ago. A* one m,•reliant .a -I. ycnr'» gm„| hualnoa* look .till trap at die Ainhal* central jail I In- more you earn the h-*» you tt«-llor. Bodies Of Godsc And Apte Are Cremated Afler E x e c u t i o n TUESDAY NOV. 15. 19-19 Tint SANFORD tfKHALIL SANFORD FLORIDA ’B U C t D£ (SlA /'M fM T EC A Declares U. S. Is Willing To Ac­ c e p t Competition “Kojanffles" Robinson H Heart Attack Rural Common Benge Herman Agreement Senators Speed On Flood Control Coal Strike «* *l,h »j : k,£5S CROSLEY MILLIONDOLLAR GIVEAWAY UiiHwia Hramlod G et th e th rifty p o w er o f a h u s ty n ew Ym, war $2,080,008 iH Cuhaad valuabia prizes. 4th ANNUAL ORLANDO FIRKMKN'8 BALL j t'RESRNTH FREDDY MARTIN AND HIS WORLD FAMOUS ORCHESTRA QF STAQR, RADIO AND SCRRRN FAMR. THURSDAY. Nov* 17 - 9 to 1 TghW RiMrvMtoM it Caiaotut vt&spwnri in four whtalbaeee far'tit., 14 or IS f t and 17 or I I It. •treaaUlBed •rudebakOf tri H »«» M-ton and t-tenoai an alaa available. in addition to and eeparato from our local conical*, where the Mini word* you write lor the Local CantaM (or different, II you prefer) may bo wbmltted on the National Entry Blank and compete for the Grand Prlaea of cath, kitchen*, and refrigerator* to be awarded by Croalajl , �•i V* t w- • •• * '-7T , r In U n ity T h t r * In S tre n g th — To Prater l the the World i To ProoioU Ihe P r tir tN of America. To Product P rosp er!" for H taforl fflu * •• ________ _ Federal Mediation Of­ ficial Says Further Mediation By Him Would Be Fruitless B-29 Is Reported Lost Off Bermuda HAMILTON, Bermuda, Nov. IB—(A*)— A United State* Air Force 0-28 with 20 per hour nltoerd wae reported missing today on a flight from Riv­ erside, Calif., to Bermuda. Search plane* have gone out Irom Bindley Field here. The plane wt* uuc here a t 7:10 A. M.. Eastern Slander.. Time. It wan believed to havn cumc down in the Atlantic off Bermuda. Four plane* urc .cnrchlng tin area. The craft, from the Hcimut Squadron of the 22nd Bombardment Group, wae one of a number of B-20* rn route from California to Britain, which etnp over In Bermuda. WASHNGTON. Nov. 16—</»*)— Federal Mediation Chief Cyru* S. « Ching today turned the deadlocked ^coal diipute over to the While Houte for action. Ching reported to John R. Steelman. Preiident Truman’* at* •itlanl, that further allempli to gel union leader John L Lewi* and coal operator* into an' agreement «eemed uieleaa. After teeing Steelman at the White lloute he told reporter*: ■* “ It it our roniidtred judgment Jury Asks Leniency that further mediation at (hit time Be Granted 17 Year would he fruitlen." Old Shotgun Slayer Ching laid he wap filing a writ­ ten report covering the eoal rate Climating a tenie two day trial with Pretidenl Truman (his after­ end following more than two hour* noon. He said It would nnt contain any of deliberation a jury in Circuit recommended couiar fur White Court returned a verdict of manHouse action hut would Include a •laughter at 4:45 o'clock yc*tcr^ number of auggaatlona on what ■lay afternoon in the cate of Joe <• can lie done. These suggestion* were report­ Turner "Mike" Diion. 17 year old ed tn Include eatahltlhmnt hv Mr. blond haired youth who had been Truman of a fact-finding board indicted hy the Seminole Grand outiidv the Taft-lfnrtley law with power to recommend aettlemcnt Jury on a finl degree murder charge following the ihotggun term*. Another suggestion wan reported .hooting nf hi* uncle. Carroll Engto he uae of the Taft-IIartley law’* liih. at a fishing camp near Lake nutlnnnl emergency provltlona. In­ cluding a court injunction to liar Jeuup on ihe night of Sept. 3. Tho verdict carried a recommendation n new coal atrlke. ^ The White lloute. however, au­ of leniency. to neared willing to give John L. Dixon wa* returned to the Coun­ t.ewla the real nf this week to ac­ cept a fact-finding board Ilka the ty Jail (tending lenience by Judge one which helped aettle the ateel M. B. Smith. During the time the atrlke. jury wa» out the youth nonchanlA truce ordered hy I.cwli when lie ended a M-day mine atrlke la»t anlly alood imidc the doorway to the courtroom talking to hi* fa­ week explrea on Dec, 1 In other labor disputes the eilua* ther and mother and imoking a lion waa aa followa: Shipping—Strike of 'J.OOO AFL cigarette, ake casually and with deck officers In Atlantic and Gulf little betrayal of amotion other ^ poatponed on# week while federal than curiosity impacted tome 9 media Iota eeR ttt -IruH dUt hiring phottgraphe of tboslok man take A i Uh i i * * * * n e r «••• •jsr try Deputy Sheriff Charle* Beck, end which had been laid on the Clerk'* dtik by Sheriff P. A. Mcio Dixon Convicted Of Manslaughter In English Death Farmers1 Market Has First Sale Of Season's Celery The flret celery aale fur the KnIt season nt the Sanford State • Former* Maiket wae reported Monday hy llarnld Kaitncr. Ha described the eelery, shipped from /.ellwand hy { ., Dmlit aa of good duality. I.oral shippers, after a rheek In the relery growing reglnna nf Hanford. Oviedo and Hlavie, re­ port total planting of 1,278 acraa or 177 acres more then In 1048 et IIiIh time of year. Of thla acreage, fi!M la planted to whlto end 684 to |iH»ea). Total Florida celery la e-timated now at 1,467 acrea of golden and 1,306 nf paacal tom•’••red with I t in of golden and 1.017 of paacal laat year. The iican deal la about “over the hill" here and supplies will b# lighter from Kniiih Florida for about a week, ray ahlimera. 8u , pile;, were light yesterday at th 'ttate Market due tn rain Interferlng with picking. Acreage of beans declined In tnla •action thla year from 320 acrea In Nov. 1048 M i't #2" In 1040. Cabbage plantings dropped from IMS acrea to 371 acrea. Cltrua fruit la reported moving (letter than In any early period. Growers In l.ake County report that they are looklgg forward to a period of cool, dry weether. ^ JA Y C U Tho regular 01 Sure * TT-i t f n r A N IN D K P K N O E N T D A IL Y f r I m N K W S I'A I’ K K a l » _ root slightly cool- rofit iftHPfl Truman Okays Housing Loans Of 20 MilUon f t ____________________ •122 AMMOcintH I ’rc.w Lrn.-crtl Wire S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A " W E D N E S D A Y NOV. Ili. m ill —n o; U.S. P ro te sts Sanford’s Armistice Dav Parade Firing On Ship By C hinese »*y • Half-Million Persons To Benefit By Low Rent Housing Plan Within Next 2 Years A H eiNflRNM foil now* <M«4 Civil Air Patrol Is Formed In *Sanfonl Another witness waa John Marsh, pale trrav-halred widow* r r of Misa Mltfhell. Organlxatlnn nf n Civil All l’» Marsh said he never will he trnl unit dpslgned to tear), tie able to forget the motor ear essential* of air navigation, im Iwarlng down upon hla wife a* tenrojogy, and other "ground *'.h they crossed th# itr##t on their Jects, ’ got under way ln*t night way to a movie, HU vole# broke when 22 persona, Including two aa he told of ageing It atrlke women, met In the hangar nl the New Tranafer And Storage Firm Started T re a ty Iv’ c l l * lu M IC .IIllid tl Of . ( <m m i i r . l m p o s s i l t l e Race Through City'[ her and hearing her acream. lie said ha belleyed the ma­ chine waa tvaveiiag a t “not Ism than 30 mil** an hour* against the city speed limit o f t l . S.ivs ( II W . t r r l tll'fS I till >1 l I I s>, |g— i' IIi i I.imi'- Hr* tm MrNcll ImM f It* I tut * it S it ifivis todnf Kitwi.i 4iir* t*»i mc>iii|a tin* »»in id tm • nt u n i lilts it tt f i r m y I nf l.oim.iHMi It..It III* hi id IK#V Ifiisst.iiu l».»%r mil rtll •hell* I n n i '* >iini- lit* i nil nl l l i r khliifr tin lit ili^li It n r rr-d d t ir oir il, llirii u ttiril |»»r1 1 l i m n .-.,oo(M imhi Hint tn i .o.irnii I \lt I ' 1*1 " 7 •• Municipal Airport. Walter Krona, air pilot Hll.l acting lander of the group, g av e n brief resume of the h is t o r y of the CAP during the wsr tiom and told of its aflllation with tho Air Fores. The group mode plans to meet again Tuesday night at the lisngar with Colonel W. P. M»odv of have Wing Headquarters, Orlando, who ,,v I llf V •• •OIIIIIIK liV tall mil ail an il i m a i l llia l l e a d * l i m n pa»t O il llt'l 1 n r %% 7*ee%|iit ilitv I m ii a r , w l t r i r l l ir y «i . m « c l all t h e l i e . n i a n g r .......... r c s |c ( l j , , t ,.,.i . iu -'.- v ^ 1.. v •i I hiii I,%tlt*8l It*:* .i li«*e««l i* i y , . ♦ SEAL CHAIRMAN 3T*-% •• For Dislrihiilifin rill' lil III . I . i t i l t i . i i " U illg 0 Mi•••I* i to , 1 1. Me.* I Tm , ilt.i't.iig 0 dove in flight, me it. tin i„.. •••** of lining pic pond fm on..Im.ot Iinid.piiirti'i. nf ihe Si'.uii.i.l*' .(••nutV T i d i e r . " . I . A -•» i.*i "t Fifth Slicc'l Ilf.<I .Ink Avi'imi', •follll .S.'iikoi ik, S. HI Sol. Cl..iii mol. announced i.olnv Pills year’s Heal wa* ili'.iguc'd t.'.' 27-veai •old ll.'ili.'it M M"v«‘i*j „f |,,.„nln. N .1., who*. "i igiiial .hawing won fl»*i nr./, m a no imn-wl.le i o m I i ' hI . ( I ih I . . ' " ' il Ii 1lie Society of III ilttiiilnih( ii tmlitiiinl oririinlxjititin of «niintiniciiiii^ firtintN, illuNtmlorii, nml iirt <11M'clom. with hpnfh|imrlrrri in Now York City, Mr. Hrnknrlk mldml. With tho npnroval nml rfifiprniHon nf the Nntinnul T ijImti' iiIorLi Association, the Society sponsored (ho contest among students of accredited art school* all over Iho country. Tho selection of Mr. Mey,.r*> design hy a Jury of .Society .................... officials and Amuricno urtUt* was corroborated l.y tho National AsnM'latlorgs Christmas Heal Sain Advisory Committoo which cus­ tomarily makes tho final choice of tho Real 8ate design each year. ili it# r ih« N ifl.illilh u t f i t - * 'J l ease <•» •in Maturity Standards Lowered Fnr Orangen LAKELAND, Nov. ill id’» Orange maturity standard* droppcil at midnight and tin- Florida citru* Industry awaited to see If il made any difference in price*. The lowering of minimum stand­ ard* wa* expected to release a flood of fruit that might break Ihe market and nullify pinna to control prices. Orange* wrrn at the -enson’s low on auctions Mon­ day, lo ing fuotsd at $8.17 on sales of morn than #0,000 boxes. Florida Cltrua Mutual officials licllovo they can counteract tho law of supply and demand hy set­ ting minimum prices and alloting shlpmonte. Its allotment committoe will meet tomorrow to dis­ cuss Inauguration of u controlled shipment program. . * •-i •»i.i, |ii«ih ililt iti hl wrrli W \ I I I V. I uN I hr f.* lh •lie* Ml I HI*. .1 \... Ir. —(/P> i p M itritin f iii* • Ii....... *n *11*111 ili I <nvrin* it* m i » * 1 lien*- \r W . l t n i t p I ♦i n . i \i||Mi* iii lei**vf lidflt » in* linttii ln|d M *1 I • !*• i.V .1 l|* H K m im l A fY o r k Me IT 0) • ...» • !.• • i I iv lit ii in llliMirth *•• |* •H!*llli •♦ tin *sl i brill)* HUM ti.l ni." uni! .J Alum* . .in In • \. 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IfC.lt M / i •M ••! t*|viii)! iceel.l" tl t.1* • iii'ikiii)' in i' »"• u*» t. . tl.. t"l II" I 1*«IVr 1llfl " lit |( tiRiiniieil I life* fie . 1 Ot'!M»’r 1 V <1. Ill III N. is *| •11k l I'lllll' 1" V it. . k*..l Ih li F lo rid a B an k e rs ( . . m i p Will Hold iVleet In S aitln rd l h " fu ll n o ' ' m g " f * . ' '. ii i * V •f *lu I' lor ul i Haul >i \ (atmi w ••I lu In Id at il.. M . fa f r •dm lies. |tu a • i .t mm). V I* | * Miupi I'M'*. *if l.ind, I m l| .« il."i ....... ... * . i, M- lh",un* i I duiville. In. >mii" 11<in<*||. 1 lei iiiunl, Eu .11 . burg. 1 Muiini lint n. ‘I ,n n > t Tm iilll i I iMMIlrlh.n, I l.'aja V|. *|'l • Orlinuln. Wilder lim d i,. Wilder . i'MiHiftrfl wnyrihli* N|iftl, fiiiiRi'f l hy ff MNltflUFW *»•# r « a » Rial I’ ml k, Jviniiiiuiiii.'ii, SI i I'm.'I, t're0 i I ih I m io* mill ii fio|iit'iil look '••id flltv, I'nloll.M a \Mk-Midme. H r l r ( h r I ' H i l l l r u n <|Hiiff hi •Ij i v h ’I ' h H e l p i V l o v •iviedii, Hunfuid. lh. Ill' ll. Wild1 It .if iin it iK p J i i i n . i i lux hii .I )*.•• '•II I III* «Ii i ( h hf* WHIi I h ho I ’lo rilin ' S I r a t i f i e d T a m p a n s ....... I, I lay Imiiii Himi li, |i"l •nil, ' • « Snivinii llem Ii .mi i.mvet" ia < H o i i M . T h r u ' m u t i o o k lr i laud t* llitiftc wli P ii f thi* m ill I'll a m i horn T A M I ’ \. N m in H h h i p h i t l n u , li'l if If'• l i n o lih ili)! •hi* f l o i P n m l fi iiim i o f flu* K v n Rh nh -1 n m l iiim |ir hI iov. iidt mi orti " I I In* vvny I mil Hint ii i Ik I i I In* i "- »l f o r ii p l r n f r . 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Stole* ill I |. 11 .1**lin Me'iikm lh. | . i r - i i h i i t **f Mi* ....... ' filplov* *1 .it in d«'piu»i •hi •> iih i M i i )’ Him): 1 .i i i l l n i . l i v . .Inyr iTN, h u t hi' fii r h •t» il • i• 'In mi* |i.i)«wihh* for I hi* v v i n t n vi if ••# • M i l l •him nnin tlie < hi Him . .*• .•i .... .1 ' hot Hll.l ’ •I ' 5 i< • fi . ii i f ’ 1 h y a u l i i •<iiVt|ilii|tM in Si iiiiiihI.' I' h.iiiI\ lh. • i i h » " ’ i h< i t II'* II.tl " )!«fV( .1 t« •V* lie " w i l f u l m i n F l o n i h i " i f ll*l Si iiln iiii< hi'iiiif |il I'piil * *l i*.i ’ll Wm >h.»ii?9«>ti *f t la* i" a ii•iij’ it - p llII11, |)P I , » 1 1 t r i h i i t l H f i tm u nm I tn* i * i t * . i i 1 j f •• til RI i i ' h h o ii f ir y •fuv It. w.» •»I f Hf•>1 »«• hr |iliiri'il iii th* niii'l . h* )fifiiiiiii* • 'O fill ill ifit.i Ihr hliilrN I ii *1 1 lh i»|.I Mo- i ' if)»f Itaiti* l o f o i u n i t l«»9l l l f i u . t r " I t ’ll ii wi ll N«iv. »fI f. \V «f| " d..................... I P m ia r c f l I t MV Itf, i l l *. ii in lh* r m l i ' i l N.tlKWM. I hr •hii I i i it r\|M*rtnl tn*» •iHIlihf’i m i f I III llilfllx I f ||X Mill* III! B ein ^ I Off!- I l l t It it i. i'hii •• l»i tn* A111*«rI• i lilttlilv m M l l i m n " l l i i l i r l . i l r i l I im i ' i|iii* •! . ♦rtLin): up t h r n u i t - j f. . ll .m m i’ll* i )’ V lliil l l l l l i r i l lilll I • "itii Ihi' K"ii*mi f iiiiiinnidit * ( • f ii'ii il ii*#*, A* li» im *a " t , la* -i t i n o ) \rfi«'siiii ih <i »’*l tin* | ii I ’ n t I I ii * )*n\r i n m r i l l • ll*tILs>'» lll.il *'K | ' • . it Hill III. » I* i III I Hllll'l IV * I >|it% I m m ihr v%nr ' j lit*’ tit ». in I’uri lint j u n i m Mi •< I* \v Hi. 11>* Hi tl i h a m I I . * i ”ii ,. " ) ,(, " i • i " n < wit. mi | •••'i'll m i n i 1 • aiul l.« .t.1.4* mill.• u|. I ! ..I i* II* V5.t tl.. ti iih isti v , " (ii*| ,i f. >1 m * all. tl iii (■hri.slmns Seals t Ilil lM F III eIm IImii!nl flu mcIi I ttl I'hhtfMH N*•! te.itttlt wl .Irli »; tliH In ktf|l tlttlf sr.tlw tit •!*•• I mlril .Nji ll"li's lint N i#eegfi.e)••*# I hint . |i|ir iii«| lnil.it !•> h n r inlh* t liii'fl ••mmi'l. •ii|*|i<ift In h fll*^ Him ii mi |i i i nI'|i « r lliiflt b f , w lin • Ihim r K» il • hi iinhfAt N t. w \l \V V iH k. Nm IM**» f I ' 1*1 VIM f !#•I* I .1*1 |*iimri Ini" f«*l»l K "' I ** I'V n| ^1%HIM ihy viHiiii! vvi*m iii 1 I n it " imt. t<mi hi will he present to help organito the unit. They want flying and non fivIng member* and boys snd girls over 16 year* of age aa well ■* adults, said Mr. Krohno. has more than 60 rated, nSanford » Thf >M0 Beal Halo, proceeds pilots, said G. D. Weber, one nf «f which will be used to finance tho organisers of the group. These the Tuberculosis and Health Asthe Andrew Carraway •odatton'a program for tho comIger Clifford Me- Ing yenr; opens >on Nov. 21 and red, I tuamtoeee ea r a s * si** E S S W ^ ’s S B f B V\ 11|11 i nil ••lldly lilt* nl It#•e*e| fltjt * |nMr ll'** in» illi nit*I ti ifiHitI t*n**nn i .iu|i* .ill'll f.»r ............In if • 1***11 Nt HHIIi I h'I iilo itr lv Hill'll, i .'•I \ l.h i ri h ft o f h i i lu'iiur hii.i ••M l 11|. ifM'ltl |(ll»ll|w wllftl'4 .111.1 * *TV' I III i||\kii\ • 1* ll v|H11 fit I III' thill '. HI*.It'll fit U lt Mil l i lt’ll \AII \ ...till tVIH *I Kill III. Illy . IIIHHtfl.lt I imI.IV 1 ' •ill, l l i r t \ | n i u r tMin i •I 4|n 11■I .(> HIM. I' illll I. \ 11 h ll f tl l «’ ' S*Illll* I' l.H Itllllll1 1•ee9• i in • u . I n ll"a '•mi In Him l\ f»‘< t Ililt ’ nm I Hi. |»HH|| f •• 1 Illll' will 1. a.I t i i i i m h r i *»f t 11**t t*• f III I* ll Iv I It* lh >f| h -'I'-tl" ' 1)! . • «.|ii "|. . .M \ h r v •nil l.'iv I hill)* r h* ,t|.t i I hitii ii v< 'll »l)f" O ii I li|>* hill).’ ' fill uni't i 'i •o' « " f I I* . I II. • "liniii|? Im . ii f • M||, lIll’ V .III lit " W l i f t l h ’i w ii ii I It. Kali* si i i I *-, Nmv. IA— Ihr II * I I I I I » • Another Child If 2,500,000 Tourists Coming Into Decoy On Atomic Kidnaped But Is Florida By Rail, Air, Road Energy Used To T ra p J. Coplon Found Unharmed Police Hgt. J. P. Eavaa also said Gravltt had bean drinking, hut added, " f don’t think the men waa drunk. c Ii c m h i mciii WASHINGTON. Nov It. (/p) — Pretidenl Truman Indny Uochrd the public hnuting program by ap­ proving loan* totaling $20. )75,400 to I OR cities for ihe planning of low-rent home* fnr ■ li.ill-inillion penon*. The Ineut will finance ilir *urvey* and planning for I 14 KM) dwelling* in 27 ttalei, I'uerln Run. and Wathinglon. D. (*. Mr. Truman'* arlion w*. an­ nounced hy John Tavlm l.i'an, coinmiMioner of ihe Public I l»u<mg Adminitiratmn. Epan taid loan icmii.nl, will 1 be tignetl at rapidly a* pmnhle I with ihe local limning autlmritic*. The loan*, the (irtl tn he made un­ der the long-range hnuting act ap­ proved thi* lummer. are prelimin­ ary to later financing anangrmenl* which will permit the *lart nl con•truction. The limning devetcipmiMit- limn, rlied today are in he tindertliken within the next two year*. Phfltn I V Olii r ititiri* thi* elm k at Flint Stm i an,* i * hk \v•n 4* ill.ii l*m| Fund- have been reserved fm 1 *111 " ' I t I n till ' llali »* ll nncithrr DM) iin-nl milli««rltii-i* which tin* (line* nf limitliri n IrIn .ill.in in ^anfm • ^ •» • ii. : i • iiiiiiM'i Armintin ..f Wmi.i W, 1 Vt'll'l 4IIIS Ilf It » - . 1 1 111 III. ♦"» ’1•MHIll.l Ifi I In \k ii in Mi1 Intend tn take purl in the fii-t sary «»f th«* Nov. II. i t " . 1. |. |tfi 1III)* |) »• Mn tn i i. t ••* ’ • ' two yrnric nf tho pilldic linn-'i g •if tu-ii Win Id Win ♦, tin* Sp’ininh Aim tnnn Wm > »n '" I 1I'f.tl S* IllM'l 1 " | II . H '1 II I 1III' Ml at i* ll" I •i* linii«l< 4in«,n and p.tn Irnti*, Natii.nnl (iii.nd'imn uii.i •i•• • ii M )M< . n f i m : i. i'M program. l ’t III. 1411 Ml.' nt*n%i. The legislation provide* fur many Ini'iil m tfunixation* imradt'fl *ni almut Hilt,000 unite „vri the in xl alx year*. Chicago led the linl nf i-i.ic* with 21.000 dwelling* |iro|iu*e<l New York wa* aecnnd with 2«» • non. but New York’* prellmimny Inan amount* to 12,180,000. eonalderahly higher than the $7,Ml.0tiO H« ** i , , i . l * M t . t s i l l i: li t approved for planning In Cliiemfo. t**nri*l«l| P i e * s S la li * * u l r r Other *lxcahle npprovnl* ineludI I'.n.l «Kg e*l m u ilc * i tn|, tin illOOIKI I n m u h >>l|n ed l.o* Angele*. 10,000 dwelling*; New Orleans 3,000; Bnltlinore Detroit Police Carjf, II".Jit *••»'i llir •nil Imm «*lllle|-biMII>ii I iiiiix ** l.i elimiuv In .w.iim ill'.V1 E x c e l p i s W e r e Wight-Williams end Co. started a warahenaa, transfer and storage service e t the forater E g h Beheol. Chase warehouse nt 800 North Laurel Avenue, *~ * 8* t t ? I" tho A M T ATTORN I T GOT BRA L Company are * V Fred Williams and f ^ M A B m W n * . 1*^ Fred W ight The firm spa*Inline* igeelallaee In storage• e f furniture and offers e f tho trucking n totivee Mr. wniUauMndir WBI continue Ms ________ ____ ______ . S T C tt'o efficacy ^ClO-tlllltv With •wallowed. t Mrs. Sidney J. CattH Dies In De Funiak iv a L ra s a s ; g = 5P a j e f 3 w»«h I upoeuway. • a Margaret Mitchell Death Car Driver Brought To Trial ifey s f e g m 5S’ ™ n tnnlxht. ^ 000; Washington. D. C. 4,000; Nc.rfolk rt.OOlt and Nawark n.r.oo. T •*. * •‘Approval of the*# lean* mean* S tre e ts In P u r s u it that the**# local housing authori­ ties may now taka the fir«t con­ D K TR nil. Nov. If* t/I’i A crete »tep* toward building find new home* for low Income fami­ fieri «l police *ccull cat* inaiccl lies.” Egan'* *tatemeut *ald, lliioui’li Dcllciil'i Ciitl *uic »ttcrl« Thp <clt* of the prellmloHi v limn Tho body of Englbh had heat, iait nntlil to ir*c up an alultu led (CeaMaeaS oa Pea* BUI photographed as It lav In ankle child. deep water outside the fishing ■hack near Lake Je u u p which had Allci .HI liolir'i trn*e liunt .mil been lined by Dixon and n man cli.isc. Ill IIr Katcn Kueclirinci»t<i, named J . O. Hnpgood. tt wa* re­ 7. •lolcii (lino lift liullir. wa* m vealed that following tho shooting. lumrd c.iirlv In llir atm* 'd lo-' Dixon had called the office of Sheriff Mcro to reveal that he fi.mlii mcillici. had ehnt hi* uncle. K.urn bail been tnalihril *u Both Sheriff Mero and Deputy ATLANTA. Nov Id (/l1) Sheriff llcck testified that <vhrn Mn i gar cl Mitchell while dying luallv Itiilll the Imimuii nl lin laoo they had arrived at the camp, |i»|ied like hrr heroine, Scarlet. ly Dixon had led them to where Eng­ n'jlHtM, that tomorrow woold I line Inllnwril a priilmn d i ' lish lay, and had pointed nut n hr "another day." by IB puliir *i mil i an who Ii lul rifle laying near the feet of the Thr la*t hoitre of the fatnou* dead inan, which .lie had been liirttmr "f "fhine With the Wind" >|,rn|* nl HU ami 'HI mile* an limit carrying before being shot down. '•ere dexcriherl yesterday Dr. in .in clgllt-iiiilr «lirrl» anil ill'*' The youth, they stated, had alw* ('h»rlri. A. Dowrttan. wlro tr ia l­ raic in putMlll. told them that following an argil- ed Iter. Illll llir lilniiilr, Mlir rynl •>.' ment with English, the latter hail Dr. Dowtoan testified nt the Inal of 20-yesr-nld Hugh D. little tlm worse lot lin rxpciiniM Crnvitt. rliarged with striking wa* lirniiglil home unlinrmril Mi«* Milrltell down with his A JlB-yrnr-nltl father nf « hah* mntorrr ear no Paaclrtree Street. girl wn* ssised ii* a siispi'ct Gravltt i* lielng .rlrd for InTn cliiof i***liit«llt proscciM'" volnntarv oraiiNlHtrvhter. Itiiltdi tiarlicr it wna "noly •*, ii The attlhor died at Grady gmcv nf t inil mill efficient |>"b" DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, Nov. (g _0P )_M re . Sidney 4. Call*, Memorial Ho*pltal on Aug. 10, work” tlmt Kiinm wn* io h ic i I widow of formar Florida Governor five days after she wa* hurl. Gmlier *nid *i*x wn* ll........... Sidney Catta, died at a hospital Dr Dowiuan said she was iiu- III till' lllullll-tur, will! *ln|e hul l, cc.nsclous the whole time, hut here today. She waa 86. frnni |Ilf llvllijt lnnin of lu l tumn Mr*. Catta hae been an Inval d in delirium kept rei'rotlug: "I'll take rare of thl* In the nil fn*liioiuililr Alter Kniiil Mince ah* fall »nd broka • nip Katcn i* ono nf three cIuIiIm i nrornlng.” txmc lant Ftbruary. This thought was from the nf Kiii I Kiii'rlionnii'lNtei, lutrdwiH' Service* will be held here and Mra. Catta will be buriad in the Inst lines of her book. There. Nalesnmn. Officer* arrested Williiim II M i deserted by Rhett family plot beild* formar Govern­ Sc nrlett. grey t wn miles from Die U"> Butler. *nld: or Catta and two seas."I'll think nf It all tomorrow where llir uhdiirlor alisiidooeil In Catta waa govamor of Horlda ut Taro, x x x Tomorrow la an­ car and fled afoot amid pnle> from 1017 to IN I. gunfire. She ia aurvlvod by two aona. other day." lie Imd loft Karen In ............. Policeman Wingo testified he Sidney J . Catta. Jr ., former aUt« * attorney In W eit Palm Beach and smelled alcohol on Gravltt and Rile rlamliercd out niul M'limpei. ' the rabble waa "Ihlck- off to tile refuge of u iieuit Ed. D. Catta, Mlaml| three daugh­ that ter*. Mm. HowirdJCawtheg, De tnuguri! and hi* eyes didn't house. Malirey, mnnager of h am'iil Funiak Springs, Mra. EllsaUth fncu*." Work la going forward at Uia State Market on tho now plat form on the aouth lid'le, and to the large paved (trot Mw being _ grade.) for paving, K ltd of tho V market. Thla will gNatly Incroaao Paderlck and Mra. Allca M, Btlefacllltlea at tho Market, accord­ gel, both of Jackioavllla. ing to Manager Sagdy Andereon. BRK8BRK BHU ___ HUNTER ___ BritaliT FindiT T H»» HOUGHTON LAKE. Mich.. Nov. IS-MAI—A beraerk deer hunter Fill For Everything blaatad a companion to,death.with • shotgun In ■ lonoly tamp today LONDON, Nov.' 16 — OF) — •nd then critically wounded himHealth Mlnllator Anourln Haven Mlf, Sheriff Chwles Btephaa, Jr.. I* aghaat at ono ongly of tho rvptfltde national health aahotno that ho A third hunter eacaped being by fighting off the gunman. ■ hlmaelf admlnlitera., vr.*> He told Indian atudenta at victim waa Herman Jewell. Unlvoralty “ “ sheriff eh. The The. ah; M , of Galaea. Mich. night! **1,ow that wo bavg, got tho ."N national health aoMoo baaed on prescriptions, I, ah odder to COLOMBO PABADB , k of the esseelese cnacado Prof. J . N. Croomot oaptalnof medicine which hi pottring down British threats ot tho pro­ aont lima. •I w i| It <1 11>*••••)£|i I hor-ulsi g oU b H ah td Ching Dumps Coal Chief At Truman Door TH E W EA TH ER I til , § V O LU M E X X X X *i< !•♦ Itiin i -p* tl.l'l f..| 11,. . ................. .. (' i n . . . t " f »l " III U .III..1Ml I I . • !" c l | " r| l , I l c |M< III'III " f the . . •l* tl||t . ’ \ 't " 7 I.. . fin I I " I H . n l e Itllllll Iff I Mill . W B a .t. . ••l •* l|l|,». •I •' l " 11li Mil*, vie** pieiuleiii ..f III. I'lurl/la I.f» »' " I l l I l l l l " . . 1 ♦.•lllll.l’l • '. f Ilmik erH A s s i a ' l n t i o i i an d i M .'i u l r n t m i l" • lllt’llll.l t i >d d i r (. 'n u i n i e r c iu l Hud uul *. ..It."It inn n f <i ♦*.. Tl.. l . I 1<1 .1 I Mlllpllliy, . I ala I In', i| M. h a t •' '•MImIhIi' Mil' fillin'! Hil­ lin' till IMU' . Mil Ill'll CVliy III «M|I I ' a l l . e y c i ' i d i v i ' **-. i e i i . i , o f *he mi I imii , O r mid pcl.i'ig ill* a* imi*iiv iii*i mi I'T .' i u i a H a n k e i i , ii e a* .l i e ' un They li v to iiiimiii' c' hiiu lii. ( ; lull g e \ I ii i a g ' i p i e Mdenl u f I n c A l l a n . lc '••i.lonal !•• tl|kc "li* MlllOe p»'l i.ill'C lllllll. I'ami'' ' i anait lini"i .".tiniat.'il it Ha nk <<f J a c k im v l l l i • a n d Itny II .nl* I.. . cm t ied *<1,1)00 prisons tlnilv mild it Ti in |iiii t tVniki'i* I Ilium H IM, Mirer* walked mil wdhmd win iilii,' I'hey wind .boll tl Id ail Iuiiii pay liiMistf'd to Jl .'lf. olii' ot lie, lii'iii*. its. Tim I'onipitny nayt il inn pii\ only three cent* inure an Iuiiii ■Some M'l'tflin* -if Tii.nim have liven helped liv u nperlal neinii* lillnwlng ii cilhlirtiiin till;. rompnilV to pick op and din-lunge pansenget* wilhln die city limit* diitini; (he *1 ■ike, hul mosl of greater Tampa’s IHI1.000 residents are wltiiiMit legnlar service. II. K I'.W. MEET Mrs. Ilortense Wolla of Tnllaliasscf, director of District No. 21 of the Florida Federation of Bus­ iness and I’lofesslnnal Women'n Clubs, will address the local lll'WC tonight a t 7:30 o'clock at the Mayfair Inn. Tha program will be haard over Station WTHK t| 8:1# o’clock. • iibliH, vice pii'Mileid of Hie Flrat Naiiun.il Bunk ul (iilamlu 1 I lie liiisiiiea.i *«'*adni will !»v fa. lowed liv a mini Iimiii with the .Haiifmd Ailnidic Natiunal IIAlik and dm Florida Htido Bank of Siinfuid a * Ii o s I h, a n il d m meet­ ing will im c o n c l u d e d witli a ban•pud id 7.00 ii’i'tni'k Between't00 olid I Till g i i e . i l * me e x p e e l e d . 1 THE WttA l h M i F Atlanta Boatmi Chicago Dt liver Drliull I'ruanu. New Orlean. Now York Huilit f^ouis Mm Hie Fort Myera Jacksonville Melbourno Orlando 00 00 r.ft .tst .10 4. /r. 73 ■Ul 32 r.r. 84 72 76 77 r ■I (H f , it T li 4# 46 34 4# 60 38 #0 M uZ <flr. v isa -JL - • J ■ ■ ■ .■ .** It I Wri • \ t l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/f7dde548e4bd0a9eb0d0e4a2c7838968.pdf f9a2b7ee0cd00fd70dae9b4e921ad3e3 PDF Text Text T H E HANFORD flERAT.D. HANFORD KMlWHM F R ID A Y ‘Hie Question Of War Hm Become The Mam Preoccupation Of Man’ Jailed Lothario Spumed By Last Admiring Widow C H IC A G O , Nov. I I — (/P)- Sin* mum) (S « n i) Kngel. the 74-yearold widow'* Lothario who ran out on uofe* oi lonely women after (sking their money, wn* a tad and lonrioiite lig n in himself today. [.eft i alone now even h y the one woman wlm had Modi to hijn llmiupfioiil hit trial, thfe internsliomil m nlidence man ta l deject* etlly in n re ll at the county jail ponde|itiK hi* two to 10 year sentencr for u love swindle. Lumber Dealers Assail Trum an s Administration J. H. LAWSON Jeweler Oswald Jacoby Voices Challenge To Canasta Fans r it 1919 HAN F R A N C IS C O , Nov. I t — l/Cl— President T ru n is n '. domes­ tic and foreign policies wen- nsrailed blterly beforllie Hu* National Hotall Number Dealers As-mclutlnti today by Senator W herry Ill-N eb |. “ President T ru m a n * trchni* i|U« lead* down the road to Com­ munism because it attempt* to I miv freedom with m aterial tilings." W herry itnul in a prepared teidrt'**. The .Senate M inority leader In the Hint Congress criticised the Krelproral Trade Agreements A rt, ta riff cutting. foreign aid and ail* m inistration spending. W herry likened the “ prnm kera of today1’ In the “ medicine man" of the promise* of th eir day u “ Kohl brick.’ hut today “ It I* the W elfare State.” " A ll the Kohl dugy by the ’ttters," lie continued, ‘‘ would not pay the firat Installment on th« Welfare State. And the direction Sam Engel Considers 10 Year Sentence In Lonely Prison Cell Term ed.Jiy W illiam Stewart Jlnrrison. state architect, us one of the Horst State, the itkovu Ctwnr-s Memorial l.lh ra ry , design..,1 by K llou .1. Momrhton and M l, represents tin* fulfillment of the drearns and plan* fin nmtiy years of Hi vctria n eduentor of nririo stiidiml*. A fte r be had a itcrt'cdrd in m ixing |U,tMMl in Hrliont Ikiard anil Slipt. T. W. I.awtau came to Ills u til with school foods to rump on Aug. 17. The donutliiliH im* beiriK used for hook :i mill «i|uipineut utnl Hie lib Jm lur George M. F ilh e r imputed roiirrete block construction l( I* hunted near the A ndoniy. It* 'J<1 by iltl f ml i to bold 7,001) book... the trnlelit e Wednesday after denyinn « defense motion for a new trial. Knu rl wn* convicted hy a jury ol nwiudjinu Mr*. Reseda Cor* t*K«n, W. a red hnitetl CliiraKO widow, id $H.70() after a whirlwind I to iiililiip Knurl disappeared on llir 1 eve of their scheduled iiiuiringc. [ Hy I I A l, H O YI.K ye la d Me dlrlnoi thrill ataui Isoin N KW Y IIK K Nov |/Ph K s rrp i for Id* attorneys, Kngel Oswald Jacoby I n u Idp, hear tike mi who bus won fume by holdwn* ol*...... w ill'll hn w ar hrouglu In *.'oiii I for sentence. M r*. Pauline nv hands,. Not holy hands—ra n i bands. Lan g ln ii, the llll-ycnr-old New Hight now Ossli is looking fro Yo ik v/idow whom KngH culled hie "only lin e lovo" wn* not pre­ *• im-hndv to give $71,(100 to. Any­ body. That Is, anybody who ran sent Outside of eoiirt, the weary old I*, at him «• Ho* new pnHtehnnrd lover told newsmen he hadn't seen epidemic—canasta. Home nine iiiom His ago hr spent in heard from Mrs. Lnngti.n Mlnee H illlirliny. The hotel where she bud it tln irn hours pbiylup this ir** lilol decided la* kp.iv lieen .la v in g reported M rs. Lung- •llilt ton ebeckei| out Huturdnv wlllioiu enoiiKb about II to write a book. Alan l.nil.1 oml Hotim. Herd me ti'iimeil lo iiiu rm u iiiy in ra ra m a iin i * lenvine n forw arding address. ftlii- •le did. And Ills “ How T« Win At Nii.p.’li.i* (lit, “ Chicago I O il'll ill* ,' rlmwltiK ol the H its Theater Biinduy Is believed to have returned to f ’:i*ois(o" litis sold over ’Mill,noil nini Mouduy conies. New York. Hut n number of other iieotde Min , I.m inion I* the I um of >ev hooks on canasta ernl Inidei n m i led In the Hfc of also wrote 'M et rciidluu llie ir liouks and the rt |f-styled Inver of l.flhl wn r re.ollmr Ms tiook Jnrohv ib* men. rhled lie was Itie I m'-I rnnssts KngelV nMoiney, Allan II, III sh-Ii . railed Ills e lle n l’a punishment "n v liiim l il. iiIli sentouei*." “ This mini Is old," he raid, "hi* Hr H IM IIAW HON dnyrl me over. Why he vindictive7 NI W Y O R K . Nov. II (/!•» I’race in lie d/m’l lull in linvone anymore. llo m ls s ra t'rs i* P iisr lisel A vem for him Is like It) for n I Inline H arre ll. H|d, Albin K hen- ■Im. h i .lioul.l I iv the spcitie nl .« snriv ( lim li younger m ini,” dull was driver. ilill lion l.n loin the New Year the li (|*|'V .1 Hut Jam es A . ItrowM, Nsslstnnt The Seminole llltth Srliool Mmol l|UC«lllill. stale's iitln n ie y, pressed for n In uniform led hy nm jm rltes un*l, Men wlm le .irril they would lie laid off sentence of nine to HI ye ars, term­ Hep Hiponi m iiri’lied In prwUi’ , in i; Knirel “ Hie m aster roll mini fnrniatli'ii. rest easier, Many now out of work ♦ of his tim e.” expect soon lo la* diuwlmt pay Rthitul mussed I'lilors the vet­ .finlire Fisher granted Knurl n ill! a in nil unity Hie lie k buck lo erans, Including .I.eKlonmdren, Vetim tiny Htny fo r ail appeal to the (lie m ill told shops and yard* Im* eve r, total purchasing fmwip ■ ru n . of I'n ii'lg n W urs, IllNalded Illin o is Supreme Court. Kngel was stmt rd, should Ih* high, g, H ' .....iL American V»ter»n«, mnmhcd, taken linrli in jail. Huy rntes edifc n 11llle higher In,lost rial |irvii|urtl/iii .should At hi* 11 Ini, four other wometi, while Hpaulsh W ar Velnrnn* and III tnflitv Imlustites In ntliio. Inline imp Imrk fm m the low tn whjfH A uxiliaries of rim l.euinn unit Including Mrs. l.nnuton, testified seem* lo lie wioniiiK 'Is I'iitld I’m Hie strike* brought It— tha., fed* till l.*llllM|ill m il o ff with VHW radii In darmnteil cars, The llcpslllloi, III HOP, tli'llil'l will 1)11 ernl lloserve Hoard say* its WH llie lr money m Jewels after marry- V F W and 41). el H, ................ .. lakiiiu liiiiiir ii 1111 li' h'N>. money, duo rial looducllon) index hit llijr them. M is. I.isiijctun U*csnie rlniggeii along, nroond KW perennt o f. the lttlR-flO lei’nficlli il with Knurl lifter Ills Tim U ollrd Will Id T i ili'i atlst* ovi iiige In Octolier, down front 112 capture In rhh-uirn iiothoiltie«. presented a most In-piling flout In .September. W eekly earhlnifs Kniiel Is srheduled to appear Niirtuouutril by a globe around in dl-tliigolslied from uivie high In emu I nunln on Jim . H on font w lilrh wen* hoys ami g irls lepre I till,' w In. • in. brill on. lie all lOiiiliri'd “Tin n iiiiiv u ciiupl*' tiouily wage rate *) w ill rise again, tilller swIndliiiK complhlnls. sentitig the viirhols lint Ions blind of link Hull II 1'IIVN III ( I -11k I *-V11 ill Imud while Ju s tin ' belli tile | Mote than 7u per cent of Aus­ si'dlt's, “ WinId Hearn uml (llolie who cun do it toil I doubt il. A oil I'm sole there Is im other tria Is classified us mountainous, Ju atlre ". ranasl'i iiiithm aide lo not if 11m Tout 1st Club Imd two Im* lliev play llie way lliey w rite." In some Industries. Hire) th#g are lorol’i of passeugi'is anil a three lit- Im* rn o in i for hi'IC cho- p in llilitig higher prices "unlaM tilere sirin g linnil Including H urry flileni e, T ills lie veal' old, grlx- demand goes lo pieces," although Wester, Hnve Hliummu and Hill xly-gray, tt.fo t tun bu b Texnn labor insists that penalnn coata M artin. ia a fine mat lie mm liiiio lie Im. The Lions Imd an Interesting nun pl'ivlruf In Hue ni the 'igc mold I........tel out of profit* (w ith ­ float with King, young lion from of 7. Hloce liiiio In lias won The out having to hike price*. Hut there I* great drag oil Hie /on In a rage, attended hy II. V’anderl'H' m p, ihe Kentucky O. Dnvls, and members of the Derby of Inin ui iuii.t bridge, si* p ik e s , tmi—a ll but u few DH* ag A duels ate In plentiful supply. Only I .Ions Club with placards tin night time. the cutback early this year In cnnservnllon. The l.lon* also had » Hrei'oiltv run in Ids tribe. car with a gilded linn on lop. "M v fallii'i' eider* d iidlege itt m iinufacluririK and In purchasing Hoy Hcout*. the Ju n io r Ked I I I entnieil ii |fi and my sou by retailers has held supply and sm illlig. " I demand In balance. Crus*. Hie Church o f Hoi), th * hlg lit Hi,’* lie in li| F i n f li . fur bualnesa and Indus­ new F ire T ru ck and firem en, The gues. Hie fam ily Is petering out." He unit Columbia U niversity at try us a whole w ill be (dwer thl* K ike C a r, Btudehaker, M ercury, a c VO I/A 10 tn hi.....me Hie nation's young. year than la s t, and moat com * wore rapreoantod. putties seem rf- n u lig d to ih e proa* Tim biggest fun nT the parade ext life Insurance actuary. I K A L B A H K t k FM "And I'm still a consulting Pert or slig h tly - Igwar ‘ ‘earning* was A l Mklniior o f the Sanford t t w c o t r , Hlalw Mauhet Association, made up actuary." lie -nlil. “ I'm not In next year. (T h a t w hipping 0#n* ( n i l Motors p ro fit wa* not typ i­ as ii red headed hussy known us cards for a business," B A iV F ttM H O N G llut ihcv are n nice, good-pny- cal.) Hill most cbmptnleu are wall Mias lim n , HMD, ami sitting atop over the tine Into t))» b lic k , Thay a float covered w ith airing beans. llijr hubby, Jacoby snys there is nn curd aren't having It 't o good aa In iw* H i verst large m arket arin l-ti all* tlliA I L I er* with Inilgnln followed. The game that can Im pin veil perfect­ rnn l-setlliig 1U4V, perhaps, .b u t AUTO M tH k A H C t Toberculiisls Association had a ly, and that if someone Invented they aren't e xactly |g the soupdine fine, white trimmed flo at. The Red r. machine that could—"n good either. plover could I" at It hernuae he Block Im lden at Ifin a«em W kb Prosy was also represented. _ feid'i n>edict whut the machine coining into thirtf' own, toe,' ea The Dusty Moots Riding Club, would du.” l » i .i i m u h u , ) well as labor. ’Die OM yeoc-end Including many youngster*, fol­ Ills Hu to unmteur*! to nine lowed on their horses and with any ra n i game well you hnve dlvltlenil capturax tha heedllnaa because of Ita staggering tote), inure than 00 riders, made a color­ to avoid patterns, but It merely overshadows a boat ful ending to the parade. Among " A s you grow older volt tend them was Hhrrlff I*. A. Mtro, tn fall Into patterns," he said. of oth*r dlvlileml statementa— in* "He* ones n e m it player gets ertasod payments, yiar-end ‘ex* rin d hv the others, lie fulls Into tras. And tha Federal R ieeTW the second rank, ! put the late Hoard estimates ala million Amer* canx own aomn corporate atetk. Companlex, with thoir poetwar expansion nearly over, are, MW In a position tu pass along a great­ er portion of thoir annual aam* lugs to I ho owners, And thie 1* likely to continue next yean Thu stockhdkler'x gain,'however, may hr (He construction'1and tm i industries’ ioa», A. drop .o f 4 <per NOV. II, 1(H) N. I’urk Ave. U H U M I.K Y H U ). Watch ValueH Present iiik n allo n slly fmuoui timepiece* . . . lb* best value* fur your dullai that can o* had an y where. W ar, the jioedy bankrupt's last n rt.’—Nicholas * Howe. An arm y i* of little value in Thl* I* *U(h a friendly MMOA to v h ll. , .and It’* »•>Mir. w iMipenilv* via tirtybaand, Plan today to drop In on IM folk* hack bom* . . . *urpriM th* kid* *1 roU*|*. . . arrsJua a bis holiday raanion. Thar* a a big Cray bound Hu* raady to lab* yuu aaywbaco, aay* £ 1950 Moduli* Bulova - Elgin (iruen - Imperial ^ chief To Im* "on tim e” all the time, r I loose a dependable nationallyndvertised watch. Hee our wide (election of styles for women utid men In the very latest models. Our pulley Is to feature aim nvnmmend only Ilia finest . , , i hr most dependable famuli* rmmv watches. Industry Rapidly Returns To Normal As Nation’s Strikes End tlms. ■■ IXTRA tAVINOS TOOI New York I lly Atlanta, Ha. Now (triesMS, |,n. HI. I.ouls, Mo. Dothan, A l* . ........... Hut fos^ro) foa ....... J*; I**® 7.7 ' ( OMYHOUND BUI STATION Watch Repairs That Are Correct Toriuy’H Puradu -• 30‘J Hast Cummortlal r«M i*piNir) ran ox. sac * •M«i«e. /i v EC Vre i r h flM C TO rg S B I ■ a t us T^ARDON ui If we appear pcrelitent i ooorte point. But wc gtIH find people who look otrir thie new Buick Sprcial, kdmirc Ita etyle, itt room, lie bandy kub impreieive abe, and eayt Som e a u r p r ie in i tkingg- t h p w n«w principle apreade to olhb^g, it'e aure tu dol •( Thal'x why wc keep pointing-ptit-5. thli wonderful tufty*fo*jhc/ tMfitkt* tight, with eft it* tta n d n t /eofti and teeftriM, It grfcwf M u e M l A i M l b /ewer fgew mmm , up w htn you ,du ih la.. ( ' ' $,r You And you tan ralxa your gtgndard ol e«r travel—etep up lo Buiok level* of etyl*) comfort, handlind, rlA , power-more eaaUy than you MIi*g wonderful I Too bad it’e too rick for my bkxx)l" Tkal'aour point—IfewAyeg k n tm f H ave you Rom lo im thie oar-and born bow vary muck there la in HP A*i,' I ior*: Have you got th# erbe/ M t m n l prim A m m —including the equip* mint you went—end matched them ■Abet otkcnP 1*..vTia- « Hcvc you worked out down pey* ment, trade*in, monthly inatell* menUP Heve you weighed thin «Ajba| the lonAr period of yeere w W ka keppbr with thie Buiek- Unther Trim • Piping FABRIC piisn • ^ r',,57 ‘w ^ vh8\ v m v . n r m iM s f H i PLASTIC - 1,1■• 1 1 f SEAT COVE OOsshs/ o Mrs 1 — * * * * x sn rsu ‘ M a X t t ■ IdMther Trim A Piping So ft# tome thing about it, will you P Take e tbarp pencil, ace your Bttbk dealer, replace gueeaee with Jeete -e n d we think you'll eee the light and plane tlmt order I £ * ■■7- 'i ' 1 .... ;-| * ' S\ j •* f You may even dleeovgr you can ■tart enjoying the velvety luxury oi Dyneflow Drive* right now instead ol waiting until Ibia revolutionary f • <M(|2 2 2 ^ 1 S S aJ sr-irssSS! �THE WEATHER H a • VOLUME XXXX n f o r d j& Dy A I LNEXX8PAPER Y N EW SPA PER AN Ai N n dIeNpDeEnPdE eNnDtE NdTa il S A N F O R D , E L O H I P A *11 j l O N D A V EaUbM ahad 1908 N O V . 1 I , l(H 0 #Court Upholds ^onnaire Wilton Advocates Group Named U.S.- Britain World Police Force Under UN j Q | | ejp | jnjfy LayBeforeU.N. Rights Of Vet Voting System Peace Plans On Prewar Job tt& Mostly rlnudr with light tain nod «hnwrr* noon pr„t>.ild) Slightly render t par tit Houdy nnd mild. lh > ________________________ A s s o c ia t e d P re tw Le n se d W ir e Acheson Pledges Aid To Germans In Fight To Maintain Liberty Urging a program of national prepatedn*** and rirs lin n nl s wniM police force to compel compliance with the directive* of ilie U . N. S rrm ily Council, E. Meade Wilton. Mulberry, executive rommitleem.in of the American Legion, told a large gathering at the Municipal flan.M idi in an Armiilke Day addre** that the only way to keep faith w ill, the t S e n io rity R ig h ts D e - thousand* who died to keep Am er*#d a re d E n fo rc ib le ; lea free la to maka and keep | # branding of Legionnaire* n* America strong. He was Intro- war-monger*. Tho Legion'* pin** R e p .A n d re w M a y T o dtired by Joel Field. to Congress to cxpnnd our armed F irs t prixe among tha floats forces to Institute universal m ili­ l 1•»,n \/ D e c l a r e # Serve P riso n T e rm particlpoting in the Arm istice Day tary training and to fo rtify »m M. S. 1., 1 >r»c« m in ed L I K E s m T . S S . Nov. I I — Rodney T lu m liv , supervisor of W A S H IN C T o O o v . 14—(/P) parade was awarded to the N at­ liases In the I’Hrffii' fell on -lanf lil*)— I I ii —I h (arreil the I'nlted ional Guard for its portrayal of cars. registration lor Volutin < minty, wa* T i ) 1 1 V h ■ Thor.c W h o —The Supreme Court held today the raising of the bullet riddled States to the floor twice lial.iy “ Even when guns began to boom lo h r,ill * rnmmittee lo that a veteran* job-aocurity right* Flag on fwo Jlm a . M. B. Smith again In Europe, » i-oinplnrent ■ippninlril In the I'. N. peace ilrh a tr. Twice .. , II r t p Tltrm r,elves ,>rj under the draft act attend beyond and W. G . Kllbee were the Judges. Am erica sat hark to ivnlrh and work with .S rrrrt.iry of Slate R . A . while Soviet Foreign Minister 1 Andrei V. Vishinsky » « * -peaky nn(| In , a*,.sla n t. Clyde SimIII IN. N . W v . t l l M . l u S Nov. 1 1 — i/Tt— P rrstilrn l Tinm an **HI ov.vkr a H I m hi* fi'nl year back at hi* pre-war Second prixe went to tha United listen. It was not mir fight. No. > 1 11— fjp >— Bor* inn he pounded the Inhle so hard World Federation for Ita flo at lirtrf .|a e .li ...... ...MOW night lo the opening *r«*lnn her,- of the llll)\ mil •>■inmnolslr promla*K T V " " I "inns, in determining a standard- •he wiMeien marker hearing thr with boy a and g irla representing a ll, we had two ocean* separating 1 s ‘vri r**i1Ifi <d state Dealt NiitMn* i turn* *1 of Negro Women, lie t* expelled lo make it an JiMtice Burton delivered the A- the nations davotad to world ua from aggressor*. The hmnli* im l form for thr permanent rrgit- word* “ I'n Itrd Slate *" sllpprd ocrasinn Im >tllnm ig.iin lor eiuiclm rnt of hi* • i ' l l Itight* program \. ki­**919 l**4lUx How n||l reslat 0 deciiion. JtMlice Douga* took peace. The Church of God won that f* ll on Pearl llnrhm -hut- iralion of voter, in order to *el ofr thr rniliiiH and fell to the The ........................... It -peak for about H> m lnn lrs aioiind wMl P M. Sitll ii** rtirrii ii!iinrut Admonish*! fhatr. T . S. D rlrgate W arrrn It. third p rlio , and tha Tuborculoala ( F jt T i iii,< White I Ion *,• reported. rd lil tin* \inn ir.in HetretarF no path " u!.rJd>n\uatu.» 1,111 ,tm '' up a unified system throughout lha Austin I i h i Ii mdr of this hy h r Association fourth p r lu . Suddenly wu r<rnon inir*el\e. * , T found our solve* in , ■ •o HkIii Im Mi,-ir u» n liberty (l Tha act require* employer* to -■ »>/ ro u n iir, in the state, at a meetRinniiig hi* own speech with “ M l no world aggressor think the midst of- the greatest rmifllet 14 (/P )— SrfM lor .^iMikmiM tl> A l.t> p»r Ihn « .«nt •mil■limed •'. H. Bill**' reitore veteran* to their former that Am erica would not go forth In the history of civilisation, i. these words: “ T h r verbal fire ­ members ff«mi nnrtliem tmliMfnil util port. lllf V\♦***1 Iteillner* ante work* asvnd l*hle-thnni|bi>K of again In freedom's causa," aald pontion*. or to potitions of "lik e conflict In which the freeilrun of •■on of .Snpcrvisms nrici in die May* mill M.ufliern Detnorf.ilt lo bh*»V 4 Vr\ |i.|it *»| |\e wrteif. thr*>Mi*ti flodr iflRjrofw Mr. Vl*hiu*kv has twice IliadM ajority, *1 atu» and pay.” It al­ Meade Wiison. "A m erica la tha all men throughout the world «n< lair Inn Saturday widi the presi­ 1*11111 Itr 11 f 4’f * \S v n rr fu lly •I ltu :!iii v ri trill Ij tarred thr I'nlted stronghold of liberty. W ith tha e u r t" here in M iilhi thnf y iiilf io provide* that the veteran may help of God and tha red blood of at stake. dent. John 1 ‘ . D rk lr, supervisor of State* l „ Ihe llia ir." tn vm ikei ».ml, ton, lli.tl -lllolliri I hj I i I Hi ( n iiK ifo "A nd we were nut lend) for K irill im I bin l I*«r I* nf m . \V# ’c . not be fired without cauie for one patriotic Am ericana. Am erica w ill such a w a r," he declared " F o r­ 1I i II sI io io u k I i (ounty, presiding. 1■1 1 r*h; 411 i l l ' l l IIS At 4,111 t r li on yuu And L \ K K S i a l .s s . N,.v 14 t/Tt yeaf after he take* back hi* old remain that stronghold until the tunately, our A llies were able to f t i uill jiHitinr* tn e ie h e is f 1»*m Mn* M tutliem m Linm 1011 4 ,i i » 1 el > on ns V mi prom Id- 3 Mr. ( ■ray and Mr. Simmons di»end of tim e," he atated. m iv l»*•I•• “ r n lr flush ml Mien . \ "11like Hifimut continue tha fight while » e preI hr U iulrit Staler ami lltil.vin •ol me tin iim *i til |*» I hr |f n lt * 4 ) job. *" P I a y e d permanent regiitration During tha yeara following tha S lt iln I h »t ifio totit)||| r lx ll. rtlonr with tlif lOiithei fii’i i ** The Supreme Court decision wa* Arm istice of lO lB, ho aald, “ The fiared to take our place in tin- f l i ­ im m t lo lie studied by the super­ laid belo ir thr l ’lilted Nallunv If. 1 1 Ifntlt’iH Imve ng line. Thin k of how the course S|inik>tmn -hi tit 1 itlliiik* itii the Mi l Im. uifl x mi k f i i iiiiir w ord, given on appeal* by John Waller American Legion pleaded w ith tha of history would have changed had visors in order to ir lr c l the best day a I * puoit wr vie in plan for • • 4*l »p 9»ni ly in P K I* r till I I* -mi to tiiieh off n f It 11-il 1 nfee 1 011 Mm Iff 1 IlntrR Oakley. Jr., who wa* re-employed American people to awaken to the w# not been afforded those prec­ method to lie used in telling up permanent prai r 1»r Die t f ililm *tef, »'1-1 (»•» mi ittrm pt to •f tii ih»* r iv t i navi* tlir mhv fm Httiofi on f'ivil 1 lie move wav ilie anvwei tn by the LouisvilW and Naihville danger o f our Inadequate defense. ious months 'o f making reiutv," he tlir permanent irgittralion system (C sattaas* oa P ass r.«»r The resu lt, to a large extant, waa t ii> • hill to Net up itl^hts |i’k*islntion 411*| it tto1 stmt lii i<f 1 So, I 1 (/1’ t SecRailroad, and by John 9. Hayne*. which lin a m r a lav, at thr 1949 H um a’v iiivivlrnl d< inalulv Im l ' I 1•11•i « iticiii l*iiii'tieeii of the Ht's-xioo lust .liiiiiifiTy rcl-MV *kf iit c D ' h , Aihexon told N. 11 linn nn the vu i ailed Soviet who went back to hi* job on •11 h 1 li ttMied hi Imr The oiiti oim* *>f tltiit wiirt n next legislative session I he absentee the Cincinnati, New Orlean* and 1 Mtn it In n nif hci'iiiiNe of Semite liih , xx hit'll met llir .toillll thr I HU Ill* f'*'l »X the United ballot, rxti-ndril during die legisla­ p ra ir p iiip u .ali X • mi 1 »lieitMi ■ <'ill ■ ■ •>1.1 vnppnM their h attll 1' S l)e|eg.ilr men It All* Teaa* Pacific Railway. e r iiiis ' trim s, \u i nuttnih, limkto S( lift v to r session In prisons outside ike Jsp il Limtft t«dd te* In I lihcits 1 1,1 1 . lung .it they inn• Both suit* grew out of claim* linn of tlflmte 01 t lo to if oiilv when .late, was •-X|il-vIIIr-iI by M r. G ray, Im ,|>brn*llrrl the I S Util am iril<I m 1 vi* fie i*ver « i of the '.Mi *41*fI •4111| s l||9|l| liV I* that hut fo r the w ar the two Imm li»'h(i 1**1 it vnliillnii linmrilialplv ilt r i anollirr » "it •im ihm them ina<sislrd l>v I Inward S . Hailey, *»• men would have had greater *enS |m t kin un p ti’iln led Hint the I Ur 1 rt |i v •lelivfttd thii b illn Soviet it .n l wav made on 'ii t M It lo rlty than the railroad* credited xstanl allo iu ry g rn rial. lie v e i w ill I" llirNs 1 x*4 l . "n if ( mu tciiind^ci Ber* til. wrvleio puweiv th*m w ith when they went back I x ofr x to Mi. G ray told the Mipervlsora t III'I (f'lintlntiff •*«* r*g * N ltl to work. The Supreme Court hn »( t s . • mfrit-fti r |i f Id infill I he w rvirm pinpuv d vln nk •if tin- iiiipni t nii-e nf llioiim ghly agreed. iill^t Ik im n l hi it hx p U iif (mm 'litlei liv it 1 4 11,*1 1 i lliiealv ,i|. iiii*1 mlviNitlg tile imliliinf the lieW The Supreme Court aleo agreed N a tio n s H it F o r S u p ­ iiliKi'Otre voli-r low A ll nppll- I'li-m lri Maivll ill I Itn nf Yllgn I 1 m kluii 1im i h ’I i I N- h r xmi 4 on* to decide fin a lly whether people fin itli-enler I hiII hI n are *l vv • i mil il alleged '*nnel aid In I flltlrs hi ( •It I tv M i ll |tt t i r m M n y p r e s s ! n g Ju stice tried and Imprisoned abroad by to* S ta rts W ith T n l k s i-iitmn* , ei pi it I'd tu I..- in mi In in person or Am erican authorltlea have access •«n*l rcimti !»x i'l.uir tn W .n li in fl* .inmini■ -1- in t lima. Il alvu by until lo tin- isupi i vmor Ifi ilnys tin- ( ■ W ith U n ju s t L a w s to courts In this country. t<Ml pipii'iling tin- eli-i-imo fur which i illril Im leliglnii- mil p u litli.il A t the same tim e, however, the CA STEL GANDOLFO, Italy. A« hr x*»m d tUeattaseO Oa r i o t Mat Im- |t» »pl» O f JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 14 </l'i they lire applying fur u tiallot. llerilnin in even in im liy and I Nov. 14 —</P)— Pope P i u a — The Stat* Chamber ol Cniumru t- rtn- nppllration iniisl lie signed illgril lug puwri • •mpct.itlnn nn W n fr i n II. 1 1in if l i nimv. (vmhnl in Ilie |irsisetii-i> of two wilnessna bitterly assailed "antt-Chriitian opentd ill 33rd on mini meeting mill iiutiii Ireil liefoni the ballul m ill m .illiiv ai ,t 11,i in i i uni ml (if 4 • •*|»11M111 1 c‘M't|( I m mirtlJlR totalitarian slate*" today, accus­ loday nn the ilieme *'<'Im kiriK ran tw ilellvereil. The lusllnt must .911*1 fir t * tn|« IflmtV 11n Alin in an lliiliv li irvnliilinit V m; i 1 C ) 1r I S e n io r ing such nation* ol surpassing true Florida*» Tomormw" nnd ilie inpii I I lien la* mm k n l Nceordiog to law , wa« plli lied in ptvt a flri K iitila 'v ' I ItTWI 1 >1 ular,iuslic* by application of unjust of lha hour appeiurd In l>«- k-u *enled In on envelope untl returnad \tlib ri 'l Yivlunvlv i b ilged w rit r mi r hr I * «1 f fn»r n in is iid r irrttLi S I .lin H v M i s I to tho supervisor not Inler than law*. ♦itnl V * vpi'M tnni nl Opmmn jit n n (irin iaiiv i« bring leadicd a* a erntntat interference in brnmn, 0:00 P. M. oil tlin font tit i|a y preK i r iic r iiit y llr o lh c r It nilIItillM9 l>rt 1 Ntier I I I I .The, Pontiff laid suppression of 'Walter L. liny* of Otl.mdo, m i mg any eleellnn. M. G ray wa* v|illtigbo,i»d for a lla ik oil tbe SoJ A C K S O N V IL L E , Nov. 14-fBpa- "true"' fight* in totalitarian elate* Ih I'Mly S llR ||f| r iw ilfM K fc L l ( H i 'M ill IS, O Nnv 14 t/l’t itfla'chamber ptesidenl, lold dr|r- Im silleil hy Mr. Hailey in otplain- ncl l iimn el41)-"Goldon Bantam Bweet Cota ing Ih lr new phns* nf the eleetlon The we .lei n pi upnartl pill liefoie An argument with Im gill liieiul tpttllipd in .C iim h I I ’w ill ll»u t e a feature ott the Pahokee State lo ''praph**! defender* god crop galee t lawn of tha tor* .of a cul •ail a irp n m stiii lim n Ir.ilerm lv “ Tha pendulum of mif national . Mr. titity isitiil that Floridn w ill; a-liildfaM— whfch doa* H aallantO <M Pass Mat fonlbei* m geiril l.imev I) Herr 17, trhiilMe'l xlifMilma el 1MI kill government i* twinging In die fell. J n f t l Varied**"' said W IK Io # I. not recogwto God \ghd hi* Jovprim In the f.ilitl vlmnling "I 1 UlK ( urnll I ni'li li tt|i llir my*li I We are swinging Inward socialism Wilson, Dlrcator of S ta le Market# * I> t •mlv liio lli.-i. Drier live hip nf O il I, .«t 1 hilimvt «*irit|» iii’ n In'hla weekly m arket m tg w . "V «f- areiga1 right*." •1 and away from free enlerpriir and Tha Pope, m an address to the free compelition. Of tour**, the eniine H««i,» topped the m arket I mvcll \ Nliei-ts * ,1 it I tod.iv l.tk c | D mI i u I Attiinmv M KH T P A LM IIK A C II. Nov. during the paat weak at M-00 to sacred Roman Rota-—the bupremr I h r olln er. .t llr i •pievtluiiilig llic Mmmv H x riv tirrl »|IMd II'H ic »I lhf« k I I i/lh Mi iL ilp li BniirH#. 94,70 per hamper. Other varlatlea, Court of'Catholkism—bitterly as­ pendulum will eventually swing I I 1 »nf*r Puli# 1 Niilionn moijliitor, Jll-ye .ir rdil ftlno Nl ,1, t 'm vei.ilv illllkjc M H. *Mill 119 jMC’dldfl. bark, bul a lot of damage w ill be Plen tiful*, Florida B alls, and Tattd1 ft*i 9 i*pOrputV h'4 cxliilnlcfl ll-itli Ic * 1t1 nf fft*’i n >•(* rrgreen aolil from $9-26 to 9,1-76. sailed recent trial* in such state done first." I \l tv dIN V II I .E , Nnv* I I </!'■ fir-*lllll.XII. Irpm teil I I• •■I v lid lie 1 m li*#| Mu Mmih nnd Beans are hand and machined He did not mention Communist lis’lll | Hi I 'Ilf t tolmli I m 1't'tk, I m !•> M e r r n r i < • f i ' i o i m i l l t l m x'OitH* VV.IV "g u ll,,' In gel ,1 gllll •A ppuiittineiit *,f fui 1,,,-i I'li He urged the C , of C. ami oilier t'npt Mlrhm-I Fielding wdt ,11, n llt Judge i,n>t ge W graded and cleaned and of fine slates hy that name, but there lilt. Mi, Mmn I'**. whn nMiHtUd inf, vxIlf’U (hr y4*111> h<l him il It* I ul|t <01 ,1 • rilnili.il ntgv atiocialion* lo leacli die pliilosopliy tin' feiitored spanker nl ttutu ' quality. A volume of 1600 to 8000 wa* little doubt those were the Inn 1 nf | ',,11 Mvei .1 >1 I'l ,,1 idn* t*li cliff- 1 1|\ \ , il, n n d 1 ' V It* !• r l i e \ M ..o oii.|-Hiig nf the Kentlmdr Itiiuni | imrv I Mi 1,,h w ii . ’ I dial "the people mippml die gov­ crates, B to BW d o » n per crate, lu-n 'm vllig " I .-del,i| .111>11-■ « . Mn P a lc * lii< ilitim li' ui! I f 1 »fd one* he meant. Nor did he say • 'till, in I,,, held on Nnv. Iff, nl tin’ tlpkk •>.ll I .. 1 l, 1 ll, of rorn I* anticipated dally for 1 »I'Minin,'lull'd ln,|,il,\ .uni 10 ,re igiug n liln i <.l - i 'i« -d >r . •♦ *f 1 l i i H i s I* ! i t ernment and nol die government M ayfnii Inn, Preiddm l Floyd Pal ininllv 1 1. S e ll 'll . il , f'liiiule |>, U|„., thl* week. Prices on No. 1 quality just which trial* he referred In. tin M 1f 111 Mil It* . fl - r 1% . ,, . o p e , , i m . in*' * f t It » l i i M t ' h f d vrrvitv’v .In ilrril d u ll i> ilie people." iiii-i niiiioiinred this nun mug 1-ml |n ard I ||,,tl,md were 93.60 per crate during tha However, he mentioned trial* ol .1 Itls. f Mfifto* IMM'M of i lu rid i M* fi t #| ||.,\V (if lit* I * l •M-l tl* t< •■ , Harold Cola# of Jacksonville, <'11 pi Fielding is 11 snldiei , in <v ile.ilb r a lly • illlllllV win I I ,e ,1 1 rcniooiendattnu wn tm ......... 1 W i n t pa*t week. "public official*,” indicating he exsriittve vlro-presldenl. said: fIkIt 111kf 11,9I L impel i i i i i i i , rndio HlililyHl mid • vi,,rite.1 t»v tn l . | l r ,1 -lr» t ,il|1n • wire In \ n ,,,, "The first celery o f tha teaion 1 h e ll, "Fre e enterprise In till* country might have been referring to the h ire r, who makes II Id* ln i.ii,> .. M i g*i*o#*‘f| M m . \ u n i li rl % t • ’ 1 til nr| 1) IlnlV'lird Met!| ,H| ill piMnl frnin I b er, I* coming In on tha Sanford M ar­ 1 lilte d N id i ♦•Yiitinr difcannol remain ahackled by Imina* ty Mill t J Inn 1hy tn m ID D i n III III 1 f, I e l l i - e s ■ i, to have Infortnution of topn-nl o, Wii'ddnglmi They n ,ke,l Mini Mm 1 I»*»19 worhl ket and indication* are that the r4ccnt upsurge of "Titoiil" trial, Ilie xlinntmt*. vvlinb •„ l.'Ur and aelflshly-islpred governterevl to Americium noil tu > >, MellinMi ' IIggest to Pie ident III! h f I l l ’ l l It f r i l l . l i | •| p i l h i ltt( I 1 - H in. iffttltd supplies w ill be adequate to taka in the slate* of the Soviet orbit. , , ’U t t t V n i ' , mental policies arm do for tin* vey II objectively nnd fi-nih- i . . t'lnliliiil Mini nil inlerliu II|III.liI11 f inn I nl tbe D ell. 1 I in I t ' l l , I, 1 •o l »"<Ht I m i n r i l m i i l n >|i 4 i» r • i I, «IIN," ft** 4 I'M. peaceful care of that m arket’s large celery T h e ia * ta U s, tho Pope aald. in,-nl In- mil'll- "nt Ilie en 1 1li", I trin itv llnllvr. |n |ln w ii| , li ilrim lv »lull in i f - fitoliavn ( II Ml ll< J»U|| V . t •’ ( ' l l if* 1 to .M i i P o in t in g trade. In addition Beans, egg­ cannot return to a "m oral order” ro lililrv what it is rnpntile of do­ Mr. I'n liiie r siilil. ing. dnl" in view n f Mu' •lil*-. M.......... A* n free ngeiil, fhipl. Flrldui,- fI'fiwilil*. *1n l i ! ' 1 n iim | Itjitl (i " t | , i n » h ft 1* it in plants, pepper, squash, cucumbers, without fir s t restoring C hristian "There is fear n«>w—honestly is fiee lo apeak Ids mind lime 'I. elnW.tf'd eiioilitiul, uf Mi,, fcli-i p 1 <11 lil,nl p .iily .mil il.iin •lit » * , ( " * im it* !l mill In liiii*l .......... . I m * 'I f* - r I xvvrr m i • okra, radishes and a light volume principles o f low. Ho sold the lli'le c llv e S II e *• I * . . ...........1., I arrived at fe a r—that Am erica may •I, i i i ; i ■*isI • I'lOftj * 1 * In ti'i, tofti n Mi Hf t k t Ih U k i’iil of tnmatoeN w ill ba available on ■uppraaslon of righto In these he headed for the calamitous noM- and w ill let the chip* fly wl. , 1 uni t duckets. lleer’n iilgomenl w ith " ye.,i oi l I'epliei mid ll<il|nr,i| -H.l Mini m*’ pit f i i i r - . Mu* I m y • I i M iln k ln r._ M this m arket. L a st weak’a bean vo* itatoa waa an "erro r o f ju rid ­ lion in which England now finds they lim y, .Mi. I'nlmer n uiliim I Mmftrni nf t'li-velniid it. , •nl III V1r-"i- nf Mie "extf nni dih'ii V Joyce T h r I fin ti"I 1 .......... •»#* 'iMoih Ills ilisnlvalnn on F.iiriiHinu nffmi ' * l " l \ I*fi ll lU-l |t||Mf| M l i l l fl* U jM turns of Tendergratn varie ty ical posltlvlam ,” which ho defln- herself. |„i , tilde “krv" In ilevi'l.ipm enl • " • *t • xiip w ill lie from the viewpoint of a" cnngextioii In the Mlrimi dlvi •ulllllliallng III Ilie -laving • fl’V* jlXX'dl.V. |I»‘*1I, 41 .CMIIHt to f" II U nol n j j " ’ reached 41,000 hampers averaging Od oin n. absolute state taw _ iui op"Proud old Englanril Hhn la liv- AmecicHII who has been oil '*••• I’nn" nf the southern d lsll'c l, t« ifi f ' 4 »h»l Mt. i I i mm M i i k . l h < v I ri vtutr, il 92.10 with Black Vuantlnea bring­ Kheet*' aremmt of M uev-ent. log off Amerlean largess, liecaitac spot when world-shaking event, bl4ge W hPelnilst ba * si’Veed. f’lv ii’r Ot Ki'iil/tiMno Dtit • nn* II* I ing 93.40 at a few sale*. Tender-he cannot pay tha doctors' bill* were mnking history. He tins liv.,1 if appointed to move tn Miiilili * fidluwa: 1»hr lllllvrimt I m^m^ f \x»iir grfen volume la expected to xhow " A fte r itnImiiieromlng dance •' of tier people now the penilnna and In 1!7 foreign countries, speak* Imb'e W lilleluirst retired fimn : x»»irv prf*|»!*’ HI i a .slig h t decrease over previous the fr n le illltv , llee r took hi* 'dale' G. O. S w a r t / llo n « r r il | j'Ih! nof Inn «IH welfare scheme* fnlatad upon her r•■ • 1 five Innglinges, Including two to tlin clrcoil crnirl lunch In 111 17 In tile Inline of III 1 unlit nod on, Iweeks, but the m aturing o f B lack economy by lha Jhhor governm ent.” illan longues mid interprets event* lie Is n grndunle of the t'mvi-r i l f*I n l t v 'Iff! I n kf f il l 'l l A t I'jirin B u r e a u IMcH Valentines should M aura the trade "T h e y were diivi-n Mine I, George B : llllT^ cnnsiiltillg enslty nf l-'loi Idu nod win i "T h e i'll'.r ti.. with senaoned Judgment T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. 14 -U P ) il«s ils a s * •• fm m * * n , of sufficient velum*. Ideal weather John W Johnson, '.hi, ,f S tm t'' classmnte nf S. niilair llnlliind Mnim14In#»*iBH iim in \* v II 4 rill I , IrtMl'tl lim n in Indln nf Eiig li*!, In h t l n t i M m *> t conditions have prevailed during —S ta le Senator W alter G . W alker The two m-imlurs gel togethei Heights, another fiu te in ilv tn" till ill" r tlllllll III'! |»*9 >1 pnrellt*. the foreign rntreapondeii' ^^VVl * W|'‘^ " ’W'M'y tlier, and his dale. of Daytona B atch died today In a the pest weak of vegetables at f Mil* Srinliiol** fm it. r . n , „ •# ■ lived In Hint romantic country fm " " " 1 " n i'l"n iiiu o n i si To llab le**# hotel room of a cor­ " E lir o illa to Ills aunt amt uncle citrus crops. III! 4’ III l'l,»fr|ill l'M| VMM yearn of his life nnd the firs t HI years "B la rk e (H alt Fa rm er* M arket onary throm boil*. (*ll (III- llfl.-t Ml*1 tiome, lle e r argued wIMi M in with ploi|ijf* »»s w i i s mltii-nted In India. En g l.....I P ‘. l " K W '" * ’"* He had eomplalned of Illness W. J . f Funl'M t'raflo o and when they arrived -M announce* Ita second nuetlon ante lit ■la I Itia a lta a .* nm any. m l?. ‘’ f. n llu riio y, wtm on pecans for Tuesday, November last night a fta r h» and a friend T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. U - f / T ) andIn Germ tmnn.il Ifl-lfi, be made a dl.imil inili0 , l ,,,d" Johq Latour of Daytona Beach. 'epper’a first rlinlce. IB at 2 P . M. meet'in; of tillMite's H.'turi - T h e Florida Supremo Court to­ a ir flig ht tn Knutheniit Asia sod A *per in I meeting 1d' h.id "Pompano M arket report* a plea, day said the -City of Ilaytona ngnin lii 1P4P. In Ills fart-finding Fa n il llm caii iiirm heri In St Ity the I mil 1st t lid, l-might T i l l A t. P G H T P O N E Il About B A . M-. ho wa* ottand«d tlfu l supply of tu M a and squash Prt.-i ■•mg Htitmiilny. H-ltfl n V |o 'l at (tie Im itU t f*»nt*r, J A C K H O N V IL I.E . Nnv. It doctor, and about two hour* llearh ha* authority to iiaua 92,- tour of Europe In IUIH, lie gut during the current week w ith aeatSen ,i n Hpi-Nimd L I f‘>11-•>i*l, and pi •mint loll nf It," r-l-ib *nd paving behind the Iron Ourtiiin In Yiir<» 1/71 The trial of Hep. J . Parnell « r ha rollapsad on Ik a bath­ 000,000 worth nf street making the |ii>-v^ntntlnn in Mi. m em heislilp w ill tie -ti., ti*,->d, Mrs, I kiih I*. MinVIII In Ihe disguise of 11 (ielln sii Thomas fK -N .ll on frn u l ehmges room floor. Negro Le g lm in iili« veteran, Hwill I/., t.lulled him fm til, ,| In a unanimous decision, the speaking Slovene. waa postponed again tmlay. An nnd pupil* of Cromn* Aeademy glllll/ul Inliiil ciililrlh llt Inti* In tile II. W. Ten, li. *e e ie la iy . a"n>nin<#(l Bonotor W alker was 4fl yaar* light voltMla of court upheld v alid ity of a DayAs a radio commeiiliitnr, the nt.lipr week’s delav was granted dnged tludi own parade III d"«n Fa im Iturenn nnd In ...............I today. old. plant, squash and A limit !I0 n irm le t* met SxturHo sorvod In tlw 1942 and 194B tons Beach ordinance empowering Journalist has 11 Idg following ami at the rr-ipiest of Defense A t­ town Hanford nl i^ ltlt n'elnek mi vancenii'tits made privets sale. Aui In Flnrt'l-i'x d a y nlgid the city lo Issue the bonaa and to is well known a* Chicago's ace torney W illiam I L Collins, lie for *nlerlnlnm *et, Motions o f tho fltoto House of A rm istice Day. Led hv a drum J aui iiu lliire •JpMtod to s ta rt here on Novem game* and re fre s iiln 'o t*. Mrv F levy a u tility U x fo r payment. told feiteral Judge A le rin d er news analyst. Fo r a number -> f ftoprtsentotlvM , than wax elected stepping lt,'[,i,'.,-ririiig Serultinlir'niiidv bar 2 1 . , , high Parking motor receipts also years he has been a prnmlnent fig lln lg in ff that he still Is engag­ major and alx to U i* Benate wharo ha served In was title It L . Caw ley presented two tinubtr m iijii[ette.i, the enlo ifiil proee**hoi nt tin- un-el Ini; i r y ita l watei pltcliei* t , tlio club. multi Ire uaod to jia jr o ff tho bonds. lire In advcrtlalng ami publicity. ed In another tria l. 1997 and 1949. n pnrt of Ita route *wiing down M alliienx, rm m iv president, Mr These were made in llim har, IV. Tha court u ld I I xrei S w n ilr nod Runner C a rte l, (It H* wax n natlva Floridian and cssary for property own l ’*lm ettr, Avenue to Find Htreei, . m i n t and n S S k s c ta riw Va., her hnnie town •rnd to Hanford Avenue and smith i eelm * the current week k ' epfto o f the • graduato of the Stetson Univer­ Ptova lha bond Issue, bi " F ir s t iilg h le rs" w eir A D. Luring llnoiil wa* elected rain y cold weather eat-baek. sity law school. ward. Stale l’ie*ldent tu -mi'ieed F ra il Madden, p IL n k y Wight, A B. n la widow and thrao children taxing power of (he c Farm e r are still ptaaUag la that The ciaek Hoy Hemll Trmip I'l pledged to paym ent illlin l.’tnii, Mr* J e n n y S (h eig h ­ section knd It look* the *oawith Its drum and tingle ernp* el* II f'iirrliriiii. "T h a bona* w ill not The new dlrectura elected am ten, all iif Hanfind m il Mr. aud aon w ill bo a long iltew miieh applailee a* did sl.<> agalnat tha properly oi Mrs. It F Hc-nddei of Pennsyl­ “ F t . Pierce kf* the uniformed color guartl " f G unge Kiddle, Lakeland. E . T . vania mid Mr. and M ir (\ Pnrtar nor ran thay ba mao* a Horne. Live (Ink nnd Mr* How Legionnaires. There were a nun, light cucumber vo any kind agalnat tha pi Eu stls. Rndeeled uf Illino is. Plan* lo r a community-wulr is m p a iin lo itn|ire»» upon ibe peuplc her of fin a ls Including that of ihe| util (iaiiilije, weathor, but prie taxpayera within tha c ity ," the d lrrclm * um il- L . Price, tirace. than the p ra v r Arndcmy homecoming ville ; of Sanford the ol irhgtnn and o f religioii* inilitutionv and Grooms J T . Gaunt, Ocliopiie; court aald. T H R W R A T H R f lP " eukod brlngl ^ d .d ^ ugh, Orlando; ■Tha court alaa declared tha city lo urge them In attend their home* of divine worship* were announced queen, and most of these tienh'trd ^ Choice | 1 J « phases of school subjects, rlnsm-n [ T|,.dtke f|rw l» » . r 11 . ■ ■ 11 — .■ . , .i-v-. — ,rm ; Ld II, may aall the baada la an y manner today by R ev. J , E . M cKinley, chairman o f Publicity fro the Sanford JACKSONVILLE. Nov. I4-9F1 totaa/ • fiRiniiinicii lanii » . . . ...... ... ag untlrnllo; .n and aetivltins, A« ' nlntnd ' ‘ A*aim lank i,-i„|llu-,)„ M Itnugla* — Trn ip e ra tlll e talde 1 with tw in cannons Ministerial Association. ,, ,h’ |I A " , “«” •. k J SM„ K W ' m . t e S f . H T A T IO N H IG H Hrlionl. Doxeo* The loeel campaign. Mr. M rKinfey la id , w ill coincide with the Negro Veteran* £ Hr C T " « Ashcvlllo oa of automobiles, g s y ly bedecked i^'raimi'ii nationwide drive nf Religion !»♦ “----- ---------------------------- - — ITALY M.AMIBD f. Mb*. 1 4 - m nn Kirmlngham stream ers, were In the p« eanfaronca on the IE, Nof. 14—Uf)—Plana to Am erican L ife , which w ill run strengthen our moral and spiritual with Box Inn v p W M EET Italy under tha Atlantic control# upon tha period of Nnv. foundation* and to bring home to rude. i waa hold today, 04 The Veteran* of Foreign W ar* Chicago ran diaatwaad ban today In >•84 ot convey to m illion* nf Am­ the individual the Incalrulahle ser­ (IB F .K P .LK G T K D Post -TJH'J w ill neet tonight at Denver 3 & 2S & J K ; aahlng United erican* the marriage: “ Find ym«r- vice rendered hy religion anil re li­ NItEAWH illY OMRII.L n K , Nov. IS - t/ IT - Ihe l.i'glua lin t at 7:00 o’clock Fresno military off!. aelf through faith . Come to church gious Institution* to the Indivi­ Itahhl Irv in g M an New U ilesn x illar, of Woodtnere, thle w eek." On tha national »c*le, dual ,tha community, and the New York «a ItE D ATOM P L A N T N. Y .. la tha now president of tho the m enage w ill ba conveyed by fid B E R L IN , Nov. 14- f/Pt The Hnliit L p u U Am erican Jew ish Chngress. meana of maaa madia of communi­ SB A ll Church groups of Hanford The SB-year-old Long Island Hritlsii.lireased Tetegrof said to­ Helittle cation - nawapapari, radio, out­ B9 W ashington, t) 0. day the Russians are operating a ara participated In the local cam­ rabbi was chosen yesterday to door advertising, and car card*. 72 succeed the late Rahihl Stephen H. plant near Berlin tn produce an Jacksonville “Both nationally and locally." paign, M r. M cKIhloy said. Ocala A irp o rt explosive* used solely for m aking Wl»e, founder and f ir s t prtsident Mr. McKinley explained, “the pur- A n ^ w rtg ro w th ^ o f tho United Orlando atom imnihx. of tho o ^ a n lia tlo n . poie etf .thf campaign will he to Secretary O f S t a t ^ 12 Point Proposal Is Offcrcfl To Advance Gm y Is Principal Cause O f Pence: Speaker At S uper­ Vishinsky Furious visors’ Meeting ng Alabama Senator Says Northern l.egislators Against Civil Rights tin- I'lniida State Associa* krrji tIn*it tonrtf, Ini*M Pope Denounces C Of C President Score* U. S. For Anti-Chrutian Totalitarian* Socialist Trend 33rd A nnual Meeting Drinking Bout And Deputy Testifies FratRowIveadsTo Dixon Admitted Ohio State Death Killing English On F lorida's Future Sweet Com Being Sold At Pahokee Farmers’ Market Beck Declares Dixon Ch.Titi;etl His Story Of Shooting A lfray inert!ill* lliir |nr f »trr Ihinli, (.VurKc Whitehurst Captain Fielding Kcnimmciulod For To Be 1st Speaker Federal .lud^eship Ilf -«|*M-'Ll It. Dr. Kalph Biinehe Spinks To 8 1111 e Serial Wo r k e r a For Dinner Chib I k 11HHllN||»(| M f» Senator Walker Of Daytona Beach Dies Supreme Court Holdn I Daytona BondH V a lid ............. * ',r SpsTDil IVIpid S(n(*’fl Hy TmiriNf (rntiip w'",k'* '•"'"••'lermion. N f^ ro L egionnoircs Molfl S an fo rd I'nrads W f iB W W Ministerial Association Plant Drive To Stress Religious Values importance V J ■ i :/. ; �4 I 9 >♦ L_a-* '-'r Sanford Goes ZCw - V Sanford la finally coming into Iti ow ir to go placaa. The many new people who h I I I M * « a # lla A since the war, th e Mg Increase in conatruotlM •• and ntore buildings, the many new btiainead been opened hare, all attest that fact. t4 teear.ss » t M a r t i ft' I t T i oL U ^ f i ; T H IW Now comes the announcement th a t the $900,000 loan for the conatructlon of the St. Johns River freight terminal I IllliillO X OMAN i H l t m Wseaoee facilities ha# been approved bv the Reconstruction Finance ■iHirMirriuM lUTaa Corporation- Thia follows closely on the heels of th e approval At Carilar by the Federal- Housing Authority of a low cost housing , ;|# MumIk ... ................ «■iftrtt U naiIib .......... ....... .. roject for 12S units and costing between seven and eight jr j; jftkR|llO -■*•••»..... . uudred thousand dollars. R ljiS * * •« 4 » A ll n&lluarr a.itlaaa, a t ria • Both of these projects huve tremendous possibilities tltaaha. rraalallaaa a a l M f l M t a trirn a ia m ra i fur lb* n r * M * a for Sanford's future. The spending of; so large amount of talalaa raata, m il ba rba rg a t lav money for construction In Sanford during the next two f i raular » 4 . . m i . 1 « « W ipe. kY ii . V allaaal Ff ! » . years will release at least a million dollars In local channels of trade. Even more important Is the Impetus they will g btaaaaa < ll» . a »4 1 . Laala. ............ to future growth and development. - ||, 0 * . Tb« H » f» ll i« a m e m b e r * # l b The term inal should provide Sanford w ith Idwef freight b a aa rla lri) P ria a a M l k la n t t l l w farlaalMlr |*r JtyaMI rai . . . . . . . .»u Ibr *»# ___ rate s and make this port a shipping center fo r ail of Centra) rallaa ul all lb* lural a*aa pHalei la Ibla arwaaavrr. aa wall aa al Florida. It Is not only citrus concentrates, which will provide P" I f aana 4lava I pbra. the bulk of the northbound freight, which will benefit, but mII kinds of freight moving into Sanford from the north MONDAY, NOV. 14, 1949 should sell cheaper here because of lower fre ig h t rates. And the housing project will provide decent and much All lltoie who may h a w a yvn needed housing facilities for at least 126 low paid working (or writing a newipaper column families. This-will be done without cost o r risk to th e City •Hould redd BubKuerk’i article us the federal governm ent puts up the money and pays the difference in rent between what the ten an t can affo rd to la -ta il week's Life on how he pay and what the rent should be to properly am ortise the Munttl a $12 a week fob into $75, debt. 000 a year occupalion in I m than O ther good news Is In the wind. We hear th a t It la only 12 yean. All you have got to do h m utter of days before the pro)K>sed stadium and athletic it to write about 650 wordt a day field Is approved. Phillips Industries Is going rig h t ahead that will gel by "cditori who might with its construction of better and more adequate housing haw m oilagaiei, ulcart, wive* for Sanford people. The Mayfair Inn reports solid booking labor Iroublei. lick children, park' for at least three m onths this winter, and to u rist prospects lag tickrli and an overdraft* al on the whole a re better than ever. th« bank", dial will b<* pleating to In all this picture there is little to d etract from the 1 iMelboditii fiaplii1*, Catholk|, Negroet, Jew , It. publican, Demo- hopeful und prosperous outlook. -VWtfV-T WASHINGTON. Nov. 14_0P>_Th*‘s2uth cm ptoducs •• high quality dairy cattla a* any olhar lection of lha nation, *ay* O. E. Raed, . hief of tha U S. Bureau of Dairy Industry. But a first mtul overcome Us problem*, be' amphuized. HvaVwkat mint be done. Read told a reporter: 1. Improve the cropping system. ♦ ----- ------ ------------------------------ S *• « • , » * . m S i M f e M n M . Hegt and one-crop farinari have trrovtd tha- worm ■eneadai or l a id * I I . added .Viitaa that ik Qn..*k K .. Ila tha. South ha* many natural advantage* for dairyinp, and that nn incraaaa In dairying will solve two problem*: that of providing n bsttar diet for a larger percentage of the people, ana a t saving tha aoll. He laid tha constant growth of riuh crop*, liha tobacco, cotton, and corn I* ruinous to the land. “The amount of fortuity sold » il the farm In tha form of dairy product! la naligibla by compart,on,” ha said, "and, in addition the graaiea, legumei. and other forage crops grown for tha dairy row aid In prevanting oroaion and lonaarvlng aoll fertility.’’ Heed readily admit* that dairy (arming la c u l l y and that many farmer* without sufficient bank uccounta ware foreed to turn to tohaem, cotton and other cash crops. Hut with' limited acrenge* on otton and other crops, mors and more farmers of tho South are ex- a u r a : t i * i& w y * v la; d r r r .daprtssc crali, Coiiiimi Vi , uldpeople, young peuplr W rttcmert, EaUer* M il, Soul lim tier*, Texan*, male people and lemale people," and he ■ ; able to do it every day in the year "when there i» no new* but a coal *'^: Mrike, when you've got a terrible •' hangover, no idea*.* a three hour l, editorial conference, a had cold, ’-you've iniilaid your note*, three of . t R the lead* you're following blow up, it'* raining ouliide, you can’t gel ■ cab, ibe dog Im* lo be taken lo veterinarian, the mortgage U i, the baby'* crying ahd your wife break* a leg." Boyl It'* a cinch I t , l, 1 ~ ! |# ’ ' Radio’s Attempt To StandardizeliS. Speech Has Failed O u tw o r n B e lie f s Superstitions, those age-old notions which attem p t to explain natural phenomena and form a tenaciously held laisl* for erroneous thinking, are seldom thought of id con­ nection with college students. That they are widely held, however, oven by young people exiiosed to scientific re ­ search, has been ahown recently by tests given a t two E ast­ ern colleges. A biologist listed 28 popular but false superstitions and mixed them with a number of true statem ents. The results checking this list by men biology students showed th a t a urge num ber of proved falsities were believed in by these ibove-uveruge students. Home of these notions are formed n childhood by the home und school background, and are so firmly rooted th a t they ure hard to uhuke. It is a good thing to have this situation brought to light. Education should produce m ature persons who think cleHrly arid logicaly, free from bonds of ancient folk-lore. Traditions bused on practical folk exjierience of life niuy la* worthy of respect; those based merely on super•dilloii bused in its.tu rn nil rumor ioo worthless. The educated man or woiuuii should lx- able to decldu which is which. jteaadkWASIUWTM MARCH O F EVENTS But* A-Bom b M ay C eu ta Atlantic P a tl R evlilo n s | I Several Congr***m *n ly e Saals In Upper Cham ber Edwin D. Canltam, editor of the S p t c l t l to Centre/ P u t t Chlitlian Science Monitor, told an AHIIINOTON—'There la a growing belief In some diplomatic atiocialion convention the other mJ congressional quarters that Russian attainment of the atomic bomb secret ores tea A situation not (oraeen when tha Atlantic day that "We newipupert are not Pact woe concluded. Thee* authorities ft*l that eom* changes In doing a very good job. The peojde fa ct terms 'may be neceaeary. They concede that tha fa c t wUi do not liuit;wlmt they read in the deter Russia from aggression. ! B e a tin tr M u liu iu newspaper* and hear on the radio". However, facing th* abootut* certainty that their cities would to Newipaper editor*, becauae of their destroyed tin any. future wan win the french, A turvey of m alaria in 1H94 in a (Ktrtlon nf what In now Dutch and athera to wlUtng to accept ptottlaif poillion, witrolly know a a r ia of the Tetinexftee Valley A uthority turned ........ aria ........................................ jemant which involve* a mere laaaiaid great deal more in general, about the renbrVolr. poaattnuty a t w arfi t -> t- ' tiwr ,cent of the blood numplen r ,.McH6lMi T|| 80 ih what U going oip than ahym*)hfl*e up punitive.reaction#,In "^raeae, obthortUah think Pact signatories which akmt. A nurvay of th« whnlo valley area four yearn later 1« the cominun|lyt| l1iey r**u:*cq({* deals# It should to releesod from tho obHgatkna ound positive reactions in a tenth of the nampleg. Thin year, •I aew*papar4 bod d U 4 ia n d a ‘ ol pMoed on them1bytlta Peat and that the United the annual m alaria nurvoy In the reservoir areas turned up wold* that nefer gel'into lit# new** Bthfe* should adt*r'li{to separate agreements wiU* not one positive reaction. Lust year the surveyom found them whleh would 11 t ' pgper* everyday,, They allfiKl *l» m alaria (n only one-half of one per cent of the numplen, 1—Obligate Uit United State* to go to wak If molt all important meeting*, cog* und over the last four yearn they found only one per cent ftuaele a (tacks one of thsm, UNRh , . veotlon* and public gltharinga of infection. ted (RAtee to tvapect thetr 1-vObllgfla the United ' every kind. Tiiey know a I the poll* la respected reenecte by Ruaeis, ntutrallty u long ak IItt to' These are the renultn of a m alaria control program hi r~gitd except if America lo attacked by Stom bomba -ii iianuidam. . THa‘ TTnuenano Valley tchfrh bft“ u tlra rted world-wide ttltuunlly very’ pcrinnitlly. They not — WuehlnStan flrat. tentlon. They nhow w hat can ba done •„ r iilllaati thn I'rtltM atat«* to refrain from only hear llirir tprcchc*. but they tleatlly (tinvaau when the cycle of the (llnennc Is known und n atom bombing any of th4 signatory notions aa Imig . ' * go -Hdiinu Wkli them, know their datermlneil effort In mutlu to break It. It Ih reuttonuble to i no^ba art produced in (heir torrltorles. Mat side, njgd theit worst. Ntwi• • * -■> * believe th a t other dineunen now troubllnx un may Im equally gapar adilon- should he in a moil vulnerable, und may be fought with equal effect when the # A M BITIO N —Any number of Houao members are Imluitrtously Mviabla poatltbn lo give tound ad- secret of dentroylng them Is found, aa It will be. trying to pave their way to tho moro eeleet Senate during the carn lha be*l man (or any olficr, ttlarly lo.lbat ulhcr Urge *«gs l our population who** lead­ er gel* beyond Ibe headline*, that i*m m attend* a political By N y lk L . of Mfe'onally meet* a poti• may be that loo many It stem* to ma they are building aa Mr. Canhain luggnt*. alrcaaea ateeuer than thay u**d had an** to grind. If so what to. Tha atop* a rt higher, ur there (jutting Old? Who, Me? aaora of IhSm, or *omlhlng. Mayto this la botsuaa It's so touch - today from tha flrat floor second floor, but I ’ve nol la getting harder to make two step* at d time anymore, Another. iMnjg I ’ve noticed la tha small print Tha The)y'ra using late­ ly, Newspaper* are farther Ipapers a r e getting ,____ ami ... farthar away whan _______I hold them, and I have to squint to muko them outi Th# other day I had to back halfway out of a telephone booth In ordor to road tha nuMtor on the coin box. It Is obviously ridi­ culous |o tuggaai thatt a pereon parson my needs f la t ‘bt tha only laaaee, but way can finid d out what a going on Is la to havi have rehd aloud to toe, ma, iand that's aot tory tocauao •stDfactory because psoplo-i. in, «uih a law voles Ibaaa days can't M a r (Mm vory .wpllt v r ; Kvsrythtog la ifarthpr- than It used to M ; IF * twice the dlatone* bn I the Navy Malhtw*. bout war and die towboat on tha Mi*•ay* dial ilia klaani datltoy every living The United Slate* bomb, and the Rutalomic bomb, and uch Immb*. which whole world whal lo Hirothims,- he’ (tlfhicn littla chil"var Bu*h, prtiiInitilution, pul* lly. Say* ha, in Modern Arm* ahd " believe tk*t Ihs U (at Ih * h i iban away that I Mover noticed hefovo. lo balitva, ahd tralnr leave doonar, tom Pvs given stpecl* of ptodfta up running lo t them toeduae they outweigh! by a «Urt factor these day* whan l vry •' thr*tl lo hill to1MleN •thaiu. X, i i-'l. aL . 'I____1*. f .-lA'-ley of thing* are different N , Blaylock tha rain wh u**d to m i. Draft* are mors tovere, too. It mu*t to tho way thay build window* now. , Ireople a rt changing, too. For oat thing, thay'ra younger than they used to to when I ws* Ihvlr a|o. 1 went hack recently to an alumni re-union lit the poll**'* ltd from In 104.1—that la, 1 mean IttSfD . . . and 1 wh. Dtoeked to ae* the mere tot* they’re admitting a* *tudent* these lya. Tha average of the fmhmnn Haas couldn't have been more.than aatrau. Thay acorn to to more pollW than in my ttol*, though) *av«r*l undergrsduatsa called ma "Sir" end on# of thorn aaked me If lie could help ma across the street. a'On th the other’1hand, people my alOn co much older thanfj'i I am. I traoliiM Mae that my- generation le approaching middle age (1 define eta roughly a* the period it I I and II0 | but there excuse for my claeematee Ing into a etalc of advanced By: I r a r i Into my old roomf and he’d'fhanged ea much ho re#ognl»e me. S WlriWi pen and looked n Ih tha tnlrtny w: rent recess of Congress. The tost election saw several of the representative* make the grad* and many other* hava similar omMttons. Hap. Mika Monroney, lha sharp-mindad Democrat from Oklahoma, for Instance, la gunning for tho senatorial seat of Senator Elmar Thomas, a fellow Democrat—In name; at toast Rap. George A. Hmetheri of Plorldo has sat his sights on tha wellwarmed seat of Benator Clauds Popp*. They ora both Democrats, too. On# of the moat spectacular eontMU promises to to that of MauUfUi Rap. Helen Oahogan Dougtoo, a CaUMmla Democrat, who •Ifbody haa opened bar aght for tha-' aaO t"*. Bade tor Btortoan DoWney, Also o Democrat. 1 Iv-M • And In Cblorado, Rap John A. C s m U , o Democrat, la aaaklng ■ nomination so he can try'to wrest q Benata seat from party*a •Boostor Bugtna £ • M ilitia , i- r and othcra have befhrs them examptaa gat In tha tost aleetloh hy now—Senatora K a li B. Mundt tR ), B#uU« Dakota] Margaret Smith (R ). Maine, and Vlrgfl Chapman (D>, Kentucky. . l1 #• * * 7 a d. VO N TSU M A N —T j * full atory W oouot told, bat IPreaidant rough and tough In hla otf-tho-reoord talk to ae group ___ pgmmagjmtii , ,f‘t \ •,. # f" > ■ i "'f! 'P < ''prows of the meeting lacked out ahd* tho Whit# House tried to keep It • secret. Buslnsaemen w M attended the meeting et o Washington hotel dald the ohtof mecdttve told them H waa-mily to have nationwide atrikee Uka those iA t t a Maal and coal toduatrtoa. I They added that the president o d v tid tBMu to gat together Mr (he nation's good end for their own of Igbling U out. •I. Wss Among (M group, unknown to the * “ringer," a Republican leader of goo brought to-the moating ky o .l This OOFi chieftain TpVMlsd 0$ dsUboro* « tw*-Bated apeeeh to Use i whom have oppoeed’his poHMs*. ' T Th* pros/dent'olMiedljr1pounded jo, who frteod. foM» moat of Sanford Forum Mr. K. L. Dean Kditor, the .Sanford Herald Hanford, Florida Dear Mr. Dean, A* It »*#m*, the United World Puleralixt* ere not quite »uru ••( ihemeelvea yet. They ure not quite ronvlncnl of the thing they try to eram duwn tho throet of other*. They are Rtmtewhai he*ltnrit end unsure, I wrote a letter a few week* ego putting a que.tlon to these people to which 1 wonted .. ntlic-wre, .ill,'Hr., an*w«r. mmwer. Only On v one |/er*on der*on u listed, or even lelt able to answer, uhd w in ht could not fowf hlfn* v lf , to reply until after over a week. Maybe they, don l . drnlerftiud It th*m»elvde. ( j llwn nnked whether tbs''people of. the world ,wero altogether ‘ pQ illffetent, too unlike to live In a federation. Dr. Hucker replied they were not, l|ecaiuo the people of the 13 colonlea of our own nation were aleo very different, but feileruted In spile of tl (or pel huim hreauaa of lt|. Thcrefore, In* *uid, the world can do the "iinii'. In thl* th* kind doctor haa *r ror of loxical reason. Any useTa analogy mu*t lie determined by two value*, ileacrlbed hy the word, qualitative and quantitative. To place (with some effort) the world on a qualitative plane with the American confedera­ tion doe* not, through necee*ity, rutirlinle a truthful analogy of fact. The difference# among tn* poeple of the colonlea may he .u nut proportion nut In nu way comparable to thf tremendous poly formality of tho present world confederation. Anv moving branch of reason­ ing, in a quantitative or qualitative u.recMun. passes certain valves, after which a atato of any a priori Idea ueau.ne* M W standards, M W units, new vulUea, Incommunicable with any system Without. Once pea**d, the check-valves cannot o|Mtu, In logical hand*, to permit a reflow from on* eyxtem Id an Irresponsive other ayatem, .Hence th* analogy la not true becauae It cannot coincide with the quanti­ se. Th* world le so varied, numerically, a tiv e ctoo lthe. .. d ___ _ m o n ­colon* ies that the poser must bo viewed cl In newer, clearer, stronger light of Mrsuseful quanj j) quantitovo etandarda. Th( fore, it is la Incorrect m t v r r s c i to it, comport t e m p u r a the iiw world with the colonise, for even though both M d populous dif­ ficulties (qualltaUvtnets) the dlf* ferencra in one s f s so mush brood­ er; khd 10 comptstoly varied and iart from the other (disqusntlufenexa) that tM ono pMtos OVI iim/M'f r „aN *o a K T f f l asKJttsR J and 200 pound**of butterfat at in twlce-a-dsy milking for 90S day*. kord *aid in addition to the milk end butterfat Investigation*, other studies aru bring made on body temperature, respiration and heart i*te*. food consumption, growth und general physical condition, grating habit*, Insect and dliuase tolerance and anatomical and physiological characteristic! of thus* animal*. Brahman 'cattle are not new to the United State*. The first were brought over more than luo years ego and flrlt used for exhibition purpose*, Heed said. „ -j’t Worry! : • . j f [ . ' ,J: *• 1 -*I)y " '' '■W.' V. Dlttiiur >> Tdttchton Drud' Co. There Ihoblil ba ' u’ (iralJh ’ campaign suahut yyorry, fo^- I t , la one of Jto?) moat pruyalqiit dlaeMrtl1 , Tfld 'dainslie h doe* ! lo both itJln.f.j/ud , la"|)ot m*axurab)4!';''',, .littt i ll Worry solve. one . fhui . . ni-vrr ...........' solved tingle priU prAhir fsm P More oHdn often It merely * (*ktW" energy that It heeded fd r the action that w ill ivt things right: ' " T h li I m‘ osperlnlly trud In', the (natter of Nitkllli. I f you w ill consult your doctor he cun tell “ mi if anything lx wrong and i»lp ymj tn correct It. Hy p la c In Ing your health care tn auch mtn.l will be free to help'yuur body gel Well. . 'I" t1*11’ of ■ aerie* ef M l. nr la I advsrlls-msnli so h**r|n* lit nils paper eech E Armistice Day treatlaeeg* ream Pea* Os* I asserted. "Tho American Legion," »ald Mr- Wlliob, "has studied th* United Nktfon* organisation thoroughly and M s Made recoin-, inendatkm* ladUding" tedlatrlbutlon of. power on I M Security Council, abolishment e l veto nu matter# eg oggfMatoa/Ws urge reorganisation of th* World Court power to:permit He Interpretation of any disputed point* by ■* ma­ jority vote. W* •believe- there should be on affective ly ilera for world-wide control and Inspection of armaments. Wa recommend creation of a tyranny-proof world, fores to* compel compliance with ‘lib- directive* of the Security CduacU.", QeUeway, -cots mender dames I.Loeilag F o il $8, The if CS] American Legion, presided at the Bind tt*l(^pipgrajm tfetingulabad guests'were IntroducedJ>y Bar- 1 0 4 1 Chevrolet Coach Uood trsnaportstlou Fo r only $395-00 i'e 4 o BuIck Super Sedan Blue and Otsy two tons pstnt, pew tires, now battery and excellent mechanical condition enly ., $69 5 -oo T ER M S AM TR A O EH NICH0 I 50 N BUICkCO. PM us. I h I Ik n f p r i,. H % ifSjh i Wa z andll h i r Bfad I 4o-<oi Ing fry a t the -'•■‘Farmer* Market *qolrm i “ akhuf a . on J( . ^ ^ ( . I,r ,_ , f , ,nTfu* . ? 7l i larxeet odiicetlonaj speech clltfti* In1 the State, where pfilMrch and unlvuralty student* df* treated for i opeech defects. Among them are soma cases of "aub-atani' Huuthern" speech, amt1 su ch 1 LltmM u* »tutti i l i*gtl uenlngj ’h pltoh, delayed *ft*ch . .'left: palate, Xhd j^ t ln . Ameriudh ircenl*. T h e fja p ic are rrrruRi'd from) the inSBy '.otudidlhv a ll the University ofV>lor ral sad South'Ante •itody here a*, pall Af of’ the In-tltuto o r Inter-tAmWIlan Affair*. V V r* 'Speech correction la a* Importnit a* the ‘three H V and should hg * o»rt of avsry public school l*r* lf—*■i, nut i —■! I f 11 *Hy Mtudenta," *ald .the dlnlc director. “A speech handicap lead* to graver personality drfreta. It ia not necessary to ration speech to any child." zn Isn’t o bxtbovbbt tiA IN K S V H J.E T Nov. 14-(Speial)- In an attampt to errata a tiundard American diclK t radio I, developing a new hybrid speech " ‘at all. La*ter llule, director of the epeech and li» ui dig'clinic la the U n lv m lty of Florida’* Hepartmsnt of speech. -The atanaard Southern speech i* the moit musical of any regional dialect," declared the professor. "A Southerner who I* going Into ruillu for a carear should not try ti, uffect a flat rnld-Weitern tone ei- ii Northern twang. Nu voice found* better on the air than a Hi mt hern voice." It,, cited Floridian Red llarher, network xport* announcer, a* one who use* Kinid diction. Hut Dr. Hale haRtuued to point out that lie doe* not mean "sub-*tand*rd” Southern speech I* the beat tpeerh. “ I inn nut talking about a drawl, .• ’ .' aw' and ’1 £ »», . W j i *and nd ‘honejf- ^ Mi t 'n t t r to IM i p.doat atom to be mors, --Not mal IM „ th l uaibMsu wrougni by boll-weevil the pa»t »ummer alio '.............*- -------------™ *Southern s m f««>vri to think of dairvtng a* more certain form of livelihood. Heed rate* Tvnnrxsee ami North Carolina among the moit profeuiVe slate* of the South in iltrylng. • Roth, he said, have taken ad­ vantage of their state experiment nation*, and their farmer* are lohSoloua-of the return* from bet­ ter cattle. Reed *ey* demonstrations have shown conchulvely that the ratl­ ing of dairy' cattle can be profit­ able for ihe South. lic e t Alwaye ha* been a factor. But attempts are being mads to overcome tjile through a crossing of the Brahman agd thr J#r*#y. Tha crOM-brardlng W0a started It, 1944 Whan tha bureau Imported two bulls and.two hclfars of tha Rad Slndhi breed from India. Tha Rad Sindh), of tha Brahman family, I* on* of. the mbit popular milkIhg breed* bred over e period of year* In Indie. 1 The*# experiment* are being conducted by the bureau at it* field station In Louisiana, a state which Reed said I* especially In ne*<j of a strain of milk cattla. Aa a n . yxgnipiu, lie said, the average otoductlon of all milking cowa In the .United Mtate* I* 6,000 pound* oft, milk a year, while the average dairy cow in Louisiana produces only 2,400 pound*. On* of the Imported halfera completed a first lactation with . it : (ft, A i mnirto to ,|M ;io k l if 'iji Us pk3b »JVf ’•* A - */.» • •• - f - . i w * 4'!' 1 • - - • >I ' ' " 1 ' . W. V. f. Vi ^l ' i-j V ty'fi'-itX-, ll.f<i>t • ' ■* - , U t* Mr? ;to S ? U w :N © a rn ; t f i i t i m ’* A» "Pi-'* - -f -ASST.A1-.- 'r..a4ir4*,r‘ - ri rf-Vi W, V'3 $ «J1T' " " f.v* J . �, "H ' s tA m A v w n v ^ q fl. I ' <' ' •> • *»** . T ir e '■ CtrHn Palmer Ray- Society Editor Social Calender M O N D AY Members of Innt year's Tourist Chib and Hhuffleboard Club* are cordially Invllcd to meet with this year'* Tmirl.it Club for an important meeting at 8:00 P. M. The Joint meeting waa requested by Carl Eisenhower, president of the ShuffInboard Club. V - Mark's Chapter of Holy Croaa Episcopal Church will meet at 8:00 F. M. at the home of Mr*. Prank L. Miller. TUKBDAT Mra. Irving Fclnlwrg and Mra. Clifford MrKIhhin will be In charge of the Thrift Shop between the Hour* of 9:30 and 11:30 A. M. The It. W. Ware Bihle Clot* of the Methodlat Church will hold He annual barbecue at 7:00 P. M. the home of Mr. and Mra. R. u . jM chlson in Cameron City The American Legion Auxlllar; will have a chile aupper at 8:46 P. M. at the legion Hut. A pro­ gram will tie presented following the aupper and a silver offering will be taken. The l.nke Monroe P.T.A. will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the arhool with Mra. fluide Wilaon aa the guest speaker. Mra. Wilson wilt nave aa her subject, "Nutrition ami the Lunchroom". *?he American Home Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman's Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. The program will he based on hobbles and lhe guest speaker will be Mrs. Mildred Ilnbrork. Hostesses will Mra. E. J. Mnughton, Jr.. airman, Mrs. Malcolm Higgins, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mra. flordon fiwaint and Miss Harbra Ruprecht. W ED N ESD A Y The Ladius Auxiliary of the Ifedlierhuod of Railway Trainmen wfil hold a social meeting In the ** furm of a "tacky party" at 7:30 P. M. at thu home of Mrs. W. H. Brinson. The Pilot Club will hold Its din­ ner meeting In the Yacht Club at it:3D P. M. and welcome the lieutenant district governor, Mrs. Malde Consider of Pensacola. The Civir Department of the Hanford Woman's Club will meet for n luncheon at 13:30 P. M. M'tnbcrn are requested to arrive aV 11:0(1 o'clock for work on Tuberculosis Christmas seals. Tho guest speaker will la- Chief M. N. Cleveland who will have ,as*his subject "Safety", i ! . 1 ,1 Khrqset Court No. t\2, Ladles Oriental Shrine of North America, will meet at the.Knights of Pyth­ ian Tefnpl* at 8:00 o'clock In De* Land. The Friendship Class w ))lsp o n dish r < a alher and son rnvered env ■or • mnqui i t . . There Will al so lie q table f>»r women and children,, TH U RSD AY The Seminole County Fadsra □man's Clubs will meet (Inn o Woman's at the Hanford Woman's Club at 10:1)0 A. M. to bo preceded with a board meeting at 9:0 A. M. A covered 'd1|h luncheon will be served. Members of Order of Eastern Htur will meet nt tnr Masonic ^pll nt 8:00 p. M. S Fru n rh O c H iir n c r H (ioiniK Democratic Bv N A D E A N E W A L K E R A P Newsfeaturfs P A R IS — You no longer need to he Barbara Hutton or tho Duchess ef Windsor to wear a dress with one of the best-knowp labels of Paris. / A F r e n c h fashion hnusei are go­ ing demorractlr and. at the same time, providing their own tndlvidualfstH answer to American ready-to-wear styles. The dlacoverv they have mada la that, If a simpler garment Lakes only half the work hours Involved by a haute routure model, then It ean Im sold for only half aa murh. The cheaper model*—called .“ boutique” or "shop" colletf b n s —are deserlhed by one house as "little sisters of tha signed for people of move Rail tod haute couture." They are de­ signed for people of more limited same dress mora than once. Knowing the dlffernde between the two style* of Tarlx models, may In future unphle smart Ameri­ can wnmen buying In Faria to eave around |8I> on the prtea. Evrn the maatere, Chrlatlan Dior and Schiaparelli.' h a v r fillV Into line, although each has a different InterpretgUon of the neweat trend. Jacques Helm, who the aeason’a top thl* cheaper range, .everything, except tal at between |87 and shows them In a special aalon aw* set apart from Ih* elegant »' roundings In whichk hie exclusive— and for more axpenre—haute couture ta qn dlaxy. If a customer find* some­ thing which both wlle.<<i*ed fits she can buy It on to wear away. If i “ select on* of the daily ehown by and hare It with fitting. “ Many foreign a l ___ very little time In N cannot wait the eight to — T to have al hawse A^Br* dry** m»d«." Jacquee; fih fra tf «- » ! ‘ r >■ i iP lO f U W BIIOWV t « modal” coUeetleo w q , offers no actual read ^ and esMeta ellenta ta i mwy mttnga ae era i Free* ef week makea g from too days to Mr* Miss Woodard Tells Of Glass Etching Miss Lila Woodard demonstrat­ ed glass etching at the regular meeting of the Home Demonstra­ tion Club held laat Thursday at the Tourist Center at 3:00 P. M. A number of the members Initialed glasses they had brought to the meeting. Mrs. Roy TUB* presided over the business meeting and Miss Woodard announced that the County Federation of Women's Clnlii would meet at the Woman'* Club hulldlng at 10:00 A. M. on Nov. 17 with a covered dish lunch­ eon being served at noon. Announcement was also made tbet Miss Joyce Bevis will be at the Home Demonstration office on Wednesday from 9:00 A. M. to 13:30 P. M. for the purpoae of ad­ vising members on their personal clothing probisms. Cook hooka and the 'recipe for the month' were distributed. A bout 30 members attended the meeting. Mra. Heeren Speaks At Jacaranda Meet Mrs. Harry llecien described the different varieties of palms snd displayed a number of them In a talk to members of the Jac­ aranda Circle of the Sanford C ar­ den Club held on Friday afternoon at the home of Mra. L. L . Sill, Mrs. W. R. Brinson presided over the meeting with Mrs. K. C. Carl­ ton, vice chairman, giving a re­ port of the board. Mrs. C. M. Flowers told o ff ho work of the Junior Carden Club and Mra. F, C. Whiddon reporting on the prograsa In studying birds and conservation. The group discussi-d silverware for the new club building and each member agreed to give as a donation a complete place setting. Plans were made for a collec­ tion of toys for needy children at the December meeting. Mrs. Heeren added to the interest In ier talk on paints following the meeting, with dcserlptlnns of flowers and shrubs she saw on a tour of Nova Srntla during the •ummsr. Thoer present were Mrs. Ilrln* ion, Mrs. John Courier, Mrs, J. N. Clllon, Mrs. Earnest Doyle, Mrs. H, C. Harrlman, Mrs. R. C, Hickion, Mrs. Whiddon, Mrs. Sill, Mrs. F. I,.! Miller. Mrs. H. C. (fraham. Mrs. B. <1. Methvln. Mrs! Flowers iW snd M rs, E . C. Carlton, , , ‘ —r r — -rrr~ ‘----- :r r B IR TH A N N O U N CEM EN T M r. nnd Mrs. Jam es Wilson an­ nounced today the birth of a daughter, Vicki Lyn n , on Nov. 13 -at.thn Frrnslil lju ig h ln n Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernard Collins of Chicago, III. announced today the birth of a son, Eric Charles, on Nov. 13 In Chicago. Mr, Collins Is formerly of Han­ ford and Is the son of Mr. and Mra. C. C. Collins of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dees an­ nounced today the birth of a laughter, Pearl June, on Nov. 7 ■t tha local hospital. Mrs. Dees la tha former Mah|e Jackeon of Hanford. Dr, and Mr*. Georg* Anderson announced today the birth of a daughter, Linda Ann, on Nov. II In Lake Charlee, La. Dr. Anderson resided In Hanford for mnny years and will lie remembered by many friend* here. M ooearv before delivery. Balmain opened his first cheapn •• collection this week with a formal ahowing, but will hold nn dally ahowinge. This house has ntomlng, afternoon, cocktail and •vanlng dresses, hut Is rather limited by the fact that all are two-place, to be mixed or match­ ed in th other seta. Balmain himMU designs or supervisee Na "shop” as wall as his haute couture modola and tha same label goes on everything. DressIn the cheaper rang* coat -------to 48,000 ‘ franca (or fr a n 28.000 _ about HO each to | t U ) . Although one rival tentatively cretUted Schiaparelli with start­ ing the shop-model Idea, her praeent line—which la too apart* to be called a collection t-)« one of the moat eapanaive and least extanalve. It consists of only two dresses at abmat •lTO each, a number ef two-piece oemMnations, end many taffata rlen evening and cocktail at about $114 each. • t's shop-model depertInalodM a number of mornsport* dresses, evening ‘ separable* at HJHW nca (H 4 lo » U ). Dehary New« Y O U NO'H OLM , -IlNu)^* . I m- - ii ME* TODAY V U ■P 1 a I VV \ l I v 1 ( i t v f 1 M ID I IN IM tA IH f TucHday & W ed.! aisgvifi m A Hi WlFtlB COLOR CARTOON-- MtORTR. CHILDREN iJNDRR .II FREE C aitk Jewelry W « t of Clock ■T5-V •' ■ - , la' iVv» , - * ! ( Vi Thi' Sanfnrd Cnrden Cluh board met lin t Wednesdny nt 9:30 A . M. lit the Harden Centei with P re si­ dent Mrs. ('buries E . tiinn pre.•iiling. She told inrmitera of the -lute convention to l><> belli Apr. 17. 1H and 19 at West Palm Beach And hi god nil chairmen to m ak* plum in nttend. F u t • OuaranUed J Vr •THE OUT A .* >wg. •Vi. / • 'T K)R’¥ t t 8ATER BEAUTIFUL” "M OVIM inV D H l T H I BTART Ph. 1294 - in. ^vmnnA Activities Personals WATCH REPAIR 6?»V ♦’ f l* v r r m i» ;#& i « :,U t lm pyl - *•>■*? V f r i h ' M / i ? A P Newsfeatures N E W Y O R K — I t ’s h lung way from New Richland, Minn., around Telephone I4H tha world In Calcutta, but Elaine i Zwiener made It. It took the pretty 34-year-old blonde three year* and (100,0(111 miles to woik her way nrnuml the world. She claim s it must he a ___________________________ ——- — record of some kind—the slowest Friends w ill regret to learn of, . >,r" . “ j " " ,,ls " *h"* global eirnim navigalinn in the an­ i h . Heath of Mrs H L Cornell's ,h " ' l,,f’ •* »l*)»inorlng n program nals of all travel. But she has motherl*M m . Anna Doll, in DyersTuesday ehjbyed every nilnule of it. htirg. Pa. on Nov. I t . Mrs. Doll 0A. M. ..m lasked members ’W hile she was still In high school hark lu New Richland, visited In Hanford during the win- pine " "the ’V "progrnnis, ""1 1,1.A lovely plant L l ter for many years and I ib i I many Elaine decided Ihnl she was go­ was donated to tile club for Its ing' to see every country in the friends here. __________ memorial to Mrs. Fred W ilson, a world—or bust. Hhe didn't. Aa | pint president who died recently. putter ulsiard a Pan Am erican John (iarfield mid .Icnnif, i Junes In a scene from Columbia's di amulie Mrs. David W right. State Re Members were told of a flower clipper, K Inine recently com* hit, “ We Wcie S ln o ig c i-" sbuwlng Tuc-diiv ami Wednesday -•t the gent of the D .A .R ., hin returned "him school to lie held in Daytona pluted the last teg of her lung* K its Then let io her home In Bartow after visit Bcurli Nov. 14, Ih snd lit at tha planned circuit, flying into C a l­ ing with Mrs. Fran rls E . Bids. She Little Theater at Welch. M rs. edon fimu the west. Hoys she: fee ted hei i nmiiimul .( Hpunlsh attended the D .A .R . luncheon held Albert (tro lle y, onlatalHlIiig led ' *ii ..w> in in with a wanderlust. and flew I.. R nt/ll, Vtgcntlun, F rid a y at the home of Mrs. L . P m er, Judge and flower arranger, I decided to work my way around Col'imbla, V. iierucla, the Canal and Mrs, Fletebei Pearson Crow n, Hagan on t’nrk Avenue. the world, ami here 1 am. Ev e ry Zone, (iuati inula, Mexico and inrti'diled National Council llo rtlall Die island -lop- m the Car iillliu e lecturer, w ill leeture dtir- bit 1of It has been fun." In the last three years Elaine | ibbean. Mlss Joanne W illiam s, daughter mg the school. Mrs. Ralph S p ire r has flown with all three of Pan Hi'r fiBrlt vNiie with thr of Mr. and Mrs, E . C. W illiam - in till) Braildoek Avenue In Day Am erican's divisions — front I'ttt’if i f - A la^Kn (h v U h i n , Kii m m I of Hanford, has hern selected tom* is llii- general chairman. Miami south to lluenos A ire s; in Sim Ki iini'iM-it, U\ mm nhi' w ith seven other g irls as the moil ------------ * fmm -.(cwnril* from Hnn Franisco west In hiiil lirrn beautiful g irls at Huntingdon Col\ lu t a r u miH in t A u stralia and India; from New !»«!* lo pin lege In Montgomery, A la. where1 U H l C l ' I l Iw L W H York east to Europe, Asia and of of fie in I Aov umpiil- >nrrled l>y she Is a freshman. Ily MATIN A D PN NINO A frica. She has entered rurh of the ('lltitipi n- well a- la’lng the six continents in her travel responslidp for ordering food to »» Little Joe rrn r.-i 'I'nrt enter- log. be served aloft. D r. and M rs. It. Wnyde Rm ket tM|l)0l| ; h „ f hi "school mates Her hlge-l Itnill |o iluip ramp It all began when Elaine took returned on Saturday night from , a four year course In foreign scr- when she flew into Tokyo, and liiilm Bench where D r. R u rkrr al ... tended the nnn.ml meeting of the . M l;; Lvn WiMla ns, nurse a U h # v lr f at the U niversity of Minne­ found the Japane-p pltrnsee "InFlorida fitate Dental Society '•>‘ ,"*•1 In (blam lo. has returned sota, ami enncentiated on the had lenrneil really woikeil. Soon They attended the Miaml-Honth h'.‘,r " f " '' " ,h r i r WMh * study of Spanish. Completing her she w h s at home in Honolulu, four-year course in three years, Wake. <Ilium, Tokyo, Shanghai, Carolina football game on Friday Mrs. Joseph Colley, who Jias beon sh f enrolled nl the U niversity of Manila, Bangkok. Calrulln, New night. P rior to leaving for Palm Beach D r. and Mrs. Rucker bad -pending severnl weeks with her M4xico in Mexico City and set Caledonia, Viislin)iit and New aa their guest L . K. Broome of Imsbnnif, 3 C'H H H Joseph (H illy ) her sights on u diplomatic job In Zealand. Colley at Hnn Diego, returned Latin A m crira. Elain e luul lenrm’d wulei -kiing Washington. D. C. Tuesday ami w ill spend some time Back in Minnesota she enrolled nt Miami Bnieh Imy- laugh! her with her parents, Mr. and Mra. la the Arm y'- com sc m .lupiinese, to ride a -urflioai d at W aikiki. N is. , > took llic Stale I Icpii itm ent's Hhe took up -m l fishing at (lualll, Mrs. Pick' Junes Is spending two examination for foreign service, tried oui golf co ni- p Horn Siam weeks with her parents at Athens, By F R E E L A N D FAHRAN D and lhen on mi impulse took off to South Alt n a. lit hetwpon trips lia. for Miami lo apply fui u Job as she tried out Mcxn iim rpelpps al Mi ' Clarence Snyder, M rs. R, ■tewaidcss with the I .nl in Am eri­ a i a iii ’Ii lioiise "ho Ipii - piI with Mra. W . Kemper entertained II W illiam - and daughters, Alice can Division o( Pan Am erican. five othn airline -lewnriVessee, a few Indies at her home on De " m1 " ' ruicc, sepul Tuesday at New For the next IK nuuiilis she per- studying I'leiu'li in her -pure moment-. B ary Road on Tuesday afternoon Sm yrna. — -■ Ills. ,\ P. Tyson returned to F,Inine'- next lian -fei was li­ The oceaslon wins to discuss tli the Atluulie division lieeause, possibility of orgniilzing a (ianlcti in i Inunu after u two weeks stay ns she I'lpfnins, "I - I ill had | Cluh. Those present were: Mr- al the hit-pint I in Sanford, much l U A D IO S T A T IO N ' Europe mul A f in a lo see." She Rav Peck, Mrs. Bessie Patterson, improved in health W .T .R .U . M is, M arvin Biggs ami son of I shoppeii in London. I'urls and Mra. Ram lell, Mrs. (ivrm nln, Mr* Houlh A fin a, then >oiiiplpted Hie Jenes Mortensun, Mrs. Scpp, Mi* l.o iilsvillii, Ky arrived hero Mon­ u • :*»li %» day morning to spend 1 lie w inter lust link of hei io o iii I .(lie-world Hwtft, Mrs. tireeu and Mrs. It. S .1iiMih.il i t. M i- I.ih with lu i Ini-hand at Collins F is h ­ Irek with l he fliplil to ('a lrn lla Cooper. «i3*’ S n t ' ing Camp. t l 3 - U . 1 •<( it I t.lthoi t t Thi< fall -he'- making home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kink have rr . 1... U • Hit, A large group of tlm B. T . 1). T im . n»« ; hnsc New lu r k , plan- lo iniiiturned to their home on Medina iin in licis attended the D istrict 11. Ilf . V. Mplele her flying loaii- lm a p ri­ Vlnwlt Road After visiting friends in T lb meeting nt Lake Helen. (Ivor ■H". I ' imhit 9:1- M'Dl I I Hi it | »*•%i- ll.tt , vet*- pilot' lleen-i' l hi vnenClearw ater anil Hi. Petersburg M ".1 k | m Mil'll* one-half of our inmtdicra attended 9i4 lioiis she goes hark lo New Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Hchmitci and brought home the attendance Vi «••• VXiii |,l nl \irt* Itiehluinl, where hei futhci runs 1,^ ,.. , » it r itill Hn -f nf " t m iii and baby daughter Dorothy K lim liaiinor. Those nl lending were 913d 1M. 1 VII,,i"D SU'K i a ri’slnoi mil mol tiniliiifiieliiri'i I ' “ tffc both relurneil home Tuesday nfjcr- ,,t lltl|, M)N ||rrr(n(t and children, VtlMclw »• nt it# lit dil ire eieiiiti Says Elaiim : noon from hernald l.nughtnn llos- .l(lrk <(MI, ,„|t Herring, Mr. and uudd ♦hit i|*'ii <'Itth " I gum pm uol- r v e i y l im e I VI ii-.li i d . i ■ V llnv V H ill \ pital Ip Hunforu. Rev on I Mrs. Herring nnd rhlblren. iPi.i" i i|.l \ l « lilt f M- W IIImf go lu llin ', I'P rnuse rn n n Lo ud o n Mr land Mrs. Lmilse K. K n h-'D m id . Hetty mul Kenneth, Mra. ....... • it t In *•11., A HI.if B ID E H E M L IN E IN T E R E S T to C a li'iiH a mul fto o i B a n g k o k In V it ilH i horn and Mrs. Hclirrt mul son Dan \ H,-*- Ilmiglit mid dnughlcr, Palsy ll:J" VMI •r Irtilmu .lo h a iiiie iliio g , I'v e nevei fia iio l Sllni-skiil<-I 18,ii k i it po after* l, hti; til* of Do Bary attended a parly «• Ann, Mrs. Ilerniro Wilson' anil t i l l " 1 M ... 1.1 if NMil If n n y llu o g lo lipal |t a li'- lip r lo t ilil." IlMUl illi'li* snfteuril with Imv|l |litl VV nu'tfl Tit, the Del,ami Social Clu|i Wednes 1 diildren, David, Joanna and Die, ion plarcd pare •«.» the hem, front a 1|DH 1’lllll dny evening,by Mr. mid M rs. M ali­ Mr,*, ft. (). Brooks, Marvin Riggs, ISlJ" 'lllll. •a*»l»«tl )»* HHit N ity Yoi k iiilti'itlo ii Wide - oi son in honor of Iheii daughter mul Albert Lawrence, l.m ils and J . C. I l l V II|I f 1 * IIII 4 1..t 11(1 J .file stieet length iviitiing die— ilreltilne is d c o ta tril with (eweled son In law . Mr. mul Mrs. Nullum j Minimi, Allen ami Bornlra WII- ,,11*" VI n .1. nl V arlrlli'M till" I l l 1 Nttflc lU llli h lit a fnshlon lilt fm wliiter, IIH-II. ellpa. W nllneU i>f NeW York. ] limns and Louise Brewer, i I I I '" Tofl |lV 8 xt.tr i ,V V. f ile ." Itsiltrelf • pSuftt/ Wfigien like It heraiise It I- ap Mra. Roland llarrlng lo n amt Mr U alilfllH M Two l)«le«n boys In tha N av y * S" priipruile lo weal when all e'lort ^tint 'h tiiitry Mon** John Malone D ivinity Students of | were sent i« (iraenland on, man- ^I 4II l.t-vriN Ml \fii-i. does oat Want In illl'ss. A l n j ^ Hi el son H n lversliy held He D o ry's' m vers la-i week. They aru 1/e I -tl» Hi ItniticH i first church service Inst HuniMy | (iutimmi T fi. (Iln rk e r) Colley of i i i i jn ir n n n r* vii» n t u iir t ' * i* *’ » ■ * If. I >ii Hi Ut lit H|mf nfivr nmiri lit the Dp Bury Mnnslnn II. H.'H, Midway limit and Joseph ti* itfi s iri'i'l m d fil, llniise. (B illy t t'nllay of [). H. 8 , . Lloyd * IP. M ii K« l Hcpt'M Mrs. (icnrgp (ii'illn g si'rvp,| ns Coniinnii. m ils .o f Mr. anti Mrs. iSirnitL1«» hnstvsi fur tin* "Sntiirdny night W illiam Colley. "Bo ys, It's cold It. Mini; ♦'ri'NltY ("lilli" In-Id nt the Mnnninu lim in ' outside". Ulrin t'fiiitln I I 'll ft Itt u nil I * *l«»***f Hntiinliiy evening, Several attended (he H(ntn I'. it Hi «i M tin*1 r: Mi nnd Mrs. Ilnndil Yimng nt T . A. movent Ion III Orlam lo: MrI d lin-nf \ |i iiiii n**t’ Hi Fifniil Medina It'iiid had ns (heir g ilfsls King Allm an, president, Mrs. I' \ »* V' I HU Mmn|> i ) 1111*•i |m|i* M is. Frances Cnn nnd dmighter T , I'le tv. M is. Clnrenee Hnvdei. V t t M. i t M ill Virginia <\( lln aik lyn , N. V. and Mrs It. II W llllntns nnd Mrs V Vt»*i Mu II. id i I M< ami M is. H a iry Hntlha|"tu*w N. tieolge. \)N» m CtllllttB HI-11 f 1nS'il tM I>IKM^ nl naylnun Brin h. Mi Joe Mn-trcs returned home th Hliof 11. I( |n#; nt T»»IV Mi- Hamid Young gave a Cam Mnmliiy from hospital In Ja rk io n n VftMih III f » t ' > l 14Ififb asM party nn Tuesday aflernoon villa- where he underwent an op 11*in » Tliftn IN ft I *tI f e-«t l !|llM tt* for her 4l«lnr Mrs. Frnnres Carr eration (wo weeks ago. U r I" feet MoM. and daughter Virginia. Othsr Ing flue at this w riting. Vi IH-fit* »» Ml* Mil'll** gue-ls were Mrs. IxiuU Elrhhorn V rtl -4 M r. and Mr*. Osteen spent a HU- ts «iff and daughter llnrrlette, Mrs. part of last week at their home in Dale Doolittle and Mr*. Harry D fl.an d . lUf-vviii', KMh'I AUi4* TfifM, Mm Bnlholoniew, Mrs. Mattie Fell and sister Mis- L-m-ilte Totlil, 1’eggy and F ln ri’in e Mi and Mrs. W alter Tnylor Dunnle Sheppard nnd .litulnr V r I'm tin, Elolse and Lo ry Ann had a- their guests on Wednesday Inn spent Sunday a week ago with -tinier, Finnees C la rk , Albert evening Mr. nnd Mr^i. (lenrge Gsr- M rs. Fe ll's daughters lu Largo. I .iwtenee, Bryan Nettles, Conrad tin gof Hanford. Mr. ami M rs. (lily Bell arrived | .j,v I once. llohhy lllr l, Mn i Ioii Ml-s llnrriette Elrhhorn had Thursday from Elkvlew , W. V h I ighlnrr, David nnd B illy Hon Canasta parly at her home last tn spend the winter al Ih rir home io k and Mt and Mrs. tieiald Haiurday evening. Her guest* here. I I'mnek. were Doris Fender, Rettry and Edward M arshall whn has been B evrrly Northrtip nf Benson Junc- spending the summer in I In- north S H I M I I I M 4 4 I M M I H H I tlnn. with relatives and visiting with Mi. I,mils Heilman of Medford, his daughter. Mr. and Mrx. Hubert Long Island, was a weekend guest M rCnrnuir In Washington, It. C I of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Brennre arrived home Monday. of f-myrn Rond. Itnhert Sh irley ha* arrived hark Mr. Lloyd Llnddsay from Lake home for (he w inter, lie spent SsafoH-Drlanda Road Turn on Opui-likii nip now living in their most nf the summer nt W olf Lake. Eta. 4M At (he Flashing Arrow new home mi Hmyrn Road. III. Mr .snd Mrs. .lamea flrlffen Jam es Zane from New Jersey of Nnrnnjn Road have returned has arrived at his w inter home NO W S H O W IN G ! home nfler spending the summer here. at Ilielr hump In Belport, tx>ng T h r monthly Young Feople's COM! O N Io ic O M I A I I I Island. B. T . I I , p arly was held at the fM M M m » f fHM W IM t tiff Mrs. Robert M. Brown who ha* Adm inistration hulldlng Saturday been visiting her son In Hastings night a week ago. (lam es were nn tlm Hudson, N. Y- left Monday much enjoyed, they wore planned for I'lattaburg, N. Y. to vlklt her by social leader A lbert Lawrence, daughter and family. She will ra- Refreshment* wore served tn end maln in Plattsburg until Dae, 1, an evening much enjoyed by all. When she will return with her Those attending were Alice W il­ daughter. liam s, Bernice W illiam s, Louise M S; • T. ■t-j , «A 1 21 Year Old Blonde Garden Club Board Meets At Center ftnjoyH 3 Year Trip AndPersonal Social T * -<rr U ” J: ( n ' ! ,T k ? . ^AOF la f MENU H r C E C IL Y B B O W N H T O N H A s s o r ls lr d I ’ resii Food Editor S C H n n l. D A Y f .H N H K O N Dried Beef mul I'o ia to H c in m * h le * . H i,a n te d S p u ia r h , C a rro t H lie k - . Ilie n d n m■ I t io lt e r , Apple* -m ice w ith M ai d im a lh iw s . B e v e r ­ age. (H eeip i fat , H | a n D i s h F o llo w s ) D R IE D III E l W Ii I’f lT A T O S C R \ M ill E lllg t e ilie ld , I oiitn ,'" (H h o ilt) d ried heef, 3 (aid e poon- ( o ilie r o r n ia rg m io e , 3 n il'll pnntn f lo u r , I r a p in *I k , I I t up rooked p o ta to e s, in litio n a l r n 'o ilin g ,f d e siro d . Method t .,,1 ' I l l ' l l lieef i n i " s llin l' p iee e-. \ |e || pi - k i l l , i o v e r lo w h e a l, odd lie e f and ro o k , - t i t r l l l K f r e ip ii'id lv , f ,.i a few m in u te s . H p iio k le flout ovi i l.e e f an d S t ir to em it (h o rm ig h lv Vdd m ilk and rook ov, i m odm .de h rtti, - l i n i n g ro n s t o o lK u n til dm k •-tit-il m ill hillild v \ -t,I p o t........ m id le lie n t , s t i l l in g c - " ’ Iv to m o w e ll M a k e s I sei v it . I 'l l W h S t .I V I \ | . S I I T E R M ake \ “ in itw o H a iid iv ie h e * . ( 'ra n i,e l 11 I'u lo u * S w eet M ix P il I'le k le - i 'o n ilio i.il io ,, S a la d , A ltiunol I'liiu e li Cooko B i v e ia g e . ( R eelpe (o i S t lili- 'd Di «li E o lln w a ) A L M O N D t ' R I ' M II n t O K I K S lu g t ed ieol * I in lih —pi—u la it t e r m n u ll gat m e, eup ehupped run*ted Idlin' lied iilin o n ili, ‘ v eu p f ir m ly parked In own - a g a r , 14 eup - h o ile n io g , : I eup g rn tiiiInted -tlg m , t 1 epe 1 ■up- - If lt 'd a ll.p m .......... flo o i I la ld i'sp m ilt m ilk , ' ’j teii-poon alm o nd f la v o r ­ ing , I tea-po ,ui v a m llo Method M ill to iIte i oi m il g a r l n e in s k ille t ; mid aliu n o d - a n il lu o iv n sn g a i and plaee >m‘i low h e a l, - t illin g e o n - lit n llv , u n til " iig a r la m elted . Cool th o io u g lily t m lx lu r n w ill l.p lu id le i m ol i ' i i o I i C t i'iin i -lin t tr u in g mul -iig u i lo g id h e r ; ^ mid egg nod tn'iit w-d! Itle in l in rio u i m ill -o il a lle i lo ile lv w ilh m ilk S in to i in d u 'd a lm o in l m ix l u r r , a liii'io d flav om ul -, and v a n ­ illa . D io p I>v ti I ....................... g t e a s ­ ed ....... ..... d u e l 3 o ii’ hes a llu r lt ig h l’ v wi t h ‘ p a lilia llak tip * l„w i . • E i o i. o fm a h m it III I,, Ifi iio o itle M ake- Illiim t IK ro o k ie * Ja i t i n KI I'l'EH Tin \ ou i a oi .rgloll V II xillMt'V will In.l.e a ' lid- nppoi m - t e a d of \l Ml |- IISIIII I I......... .. " I'l i'l lit O I’ll,1ol.'l V night \t mlerest ilttf a l *t:tr. o'. * p io g ia n i mol ■nl i 1 1it -1-in t’li t lias till' legion lint lieetl p lan a - llv e i o i l , i lo t v+W+a+a-M-t”! D r. th , lin in g and will h. taken - -•+++>+♦* U. IVrsciiiF O l’T t i M K T 'H I S T r iM * , * m l ii-it Mu s t A IIh iiII- a IJ lili,--f* l-a %„ l I m h s I -»< Iliin S tin e - » '■> tlllls P k aae xua ♦++c.++iM.i»+T-ei-a'>+++a+*8 < - �0 « rns-V B y S m yrn a E lev en , 19-14 B u ssey , K r id e r H e a d F S L B a s e b a League Directors Are Unanimout In Vote Of Bussey As Head Of Baseball League ’Cudas Revive In L ast Half To Rack U p 19 Points In S tato n 's Best Grid Contest AnnoalConven By JA M BS F , F O W L E R MIAMI B E A C H , Nov. I 4 - 0 P ) The National Boxing Association opened Its annual convention today with an undercurrent movement to unseat Abe J, Greene as the national commissioner. A gome 160 delegates represent­ ing 80 member organisations— the largest representation In the N BA ’s history— will take up ring Insurance for worn out fighter* and standard manager-fighter con­ tracts at tha business sstslon to- A d lM M V lL L K . Nov. 14— OP) -4 H o « e State rivalries take lop ra tte f on Utia weak's Florida cofIsaefootboJI urogram. T b s teotefhihal Florids-Mletnl «m m la sorted M lanl Friday night. This on* has boon billed Jfghl alotif as for ths * U U ml* {•flat# title, Florida and Miami bsinjr rated a bracket above ths otbpr four. Unlike -the toesup that one lr rated, the other atate rivalry is eijmrted to produce a runaway and a Dixie Conference title for Flori­ da State. The opponent—and host **la Tampa Friday night. Tampa has yet to win this season and this la the last chance; but FB U would have to let down many degrees to lose. Rollins celebrates its homecom­ ing by entertaining Davidson Sat­ urday afternoon, motion will play Its D ials Conference game with Mississippi College at Daytuna The entire group travels to Ha­ vana, Cuba Tuesday to resume business sessions, elect officers and adjourn Wednesday. _ Greene said in an interview y S terday It was his ambition and goal tn Install a set if regulattona that would eliminate ths term "punch drunk" from boxing par­ lance. Ring safety and elimination of boxing fatxlitles will be one of tha major efforts of the NBA for the coming year, Greene said. | "Tha first thing we hope to pro­ mote Is that managers take a more paternal and less commerci j Interest In fighters," Greens s a l* "We all know there are selfish managers who us# a boy until>te la no good, then discard him Ilka an old ahlrt." , Among the Hems Greene hopee W|ll become universally adopted art; , , . A unitlvd method uf pre-fight examination; rigid requirements from a physical standpoint for fighters of all classes. . Adoption by all slates of tM eight-ounce glove. Greens said some "smart managers know how to break a glove so that Its as hard as a bare flat." He said the delegates would study materials during the convention which can not bs "broken." Use t i a more padded met. The convention. also will study new mat materials which will making falling, easier for fighters. A 30-day mandatory period fete all fighters who are knocked oufT Greene said the worst thorn In the N B A ’s campaign ter safe box­ ing was the fans themselves. "Its the blood thirsty fans who shout 'kill ’em' and Ha the fens who say 'get his eye. when a fighter nas a cut eye. You know how some fans boo when a referee stops a fight hceuse one of the boxrs Is badly battred.” Ths NBA will formally accapt. lion— leaving only the State oi» Massachusetts, Mains and Wash­ ington at thu first business itsslou-rr* Jewing only the State of New York not represented In th# urganlxatlutt. Eurle Bussey of St. Augustine in the new president of the Flori<ln State Baseball League. Hinny was elected by a unanlnn>ii» vote as a compromise can­ didate yeaterdajaafter a 4-4 deedlick o vir re-election of James Huiler of Oalnesvllle. Anti-Butler fi iic re bucked E, V. (done Kin her <d OeLund on two ballots before Htineev whs selected to break Ilia tie, At an earlier session Butler opponents had proposed Peter .Srhall of Ocala,, a former secre­ flMN.HQuoon of Queens” by e«Story, ss president, 1 of the Fu r institute of America Directors yesterday also urn* (tew York la T a r rf Thomas of cil William (Uncle Bill) Page Uerose.N. Y .S h e le show* wear* of DeLand honorary president di‘ the league he helped organise of I the. Award, a IS,000 mink coat In 1830. Terry had Won twenty previous Lussey, a 46-year-old rntlmed beauty contest*. (Jatensalloiial) i-srcutlve, was named mmhined past of presldsnt-seen tary- treasurer which Butler belli last veer. Uthsr business of Hm annual meeting was post* I'.xicd until Nav. 87, when dlrectins will meet again at Orlando. , ^ T' h\ ' Two weeks ago In Leesburg, ____ l photograph shows Rex Maya, W o riteSn o te racing car driver, hurtling to his deatikla tho deed lock between Butler and 180-teUA ra te at tea DelM ar. CaUf, track. A'caUixten with Johnny P a ix W ear spun M a n teto tho fenoe. Peter Hchsal of Ocala, a form­ M IAM I, Nov. 14-DP)— T h a After, kBBteteg t e w i about too feet of tha barrier, hte cay twUted up ah 1U nose, throwing Maya to tha es league secretary, brought University of Miami Hurricanes , stettB^jlyllqtet twoother faoan ran ovar hlm._lte waa teed an arrival at the hoeplte^ (fatenumondl) uluiut the delay of electing a knuckled down to hard work t.ew FHI, prsaident. Hchsal eras tonfey In preparation for their ' I, htincoming game wtth the l) u rot placed In nomination today. Vdmtjr -Pf FlorMe_ GRttfra John Krider tff Sanford waa ... «> elrried vice-president. the ({range Friday night, to 00.000 (x The elcstlon of' Pag, M-yar, „A ’ ctowd o f'e l expected to tee the State’s two The election of Page, 68-yeartop football teams fight It out <I . baseball veteran, came by 0 A IN ic a V It L E 7 Nov. 14-DP) for th# state championship. NEW YO R K , Nov, 14-DPV— they were going lo hold their own iHianimnus acclaim upon the mo­ — Perfectly willing to forget ail The defending champion Philadel­ at the start. Ea rly In the game, tion of Bill Perrin, DaLand’s Coach Andv Gustafson and hh about Kentucky. Florida football four m ilitan ts watched Florida phia Eagles today warn heading Tony A daw Ie intercepted ii (ieoigi- league director. players creaked around Unlay gaily toward their third straight Hotter man pass on tha 84, and perform against Kentucky In Page, In III health the past th a determination to salvage Tampa Saturday night, then re­ playoff for the National football four pluys later Ottu Graham several venrx and now rnnflned ■ state title from the seasnn. turned here and sent ths Hur­ league title— hut they weren’t scored on a quarterback sneak to ii wheel chair, was InidrumsnThey have only a short time ricane trrlildcrs through a work­ tul In organisation of the Lcgaue qullc sure who the opualtlon would from one inch out. to get ready for the annual In 18.16, and waa a prime force out Hunday morning. lie. game with Miami’s' Hurricane*— Hut from that point on the hill* " I ’m scared to scrimmage Until yesterday, It looked almost hold bolter than their own, and '••hind tho now defunct Florida to be played at Miami Friday certain that the Eagles would plnv tnlllvil in the second stansa when Siato Heml-Pro league that pro- night. And there were plenty nl more than once, and that'll be Tuesday." Gustafson said. the Los Angeles Kama, who still Hutterman, after trying two passe- "-V d the FHL. Hy H TKRLN O H LA PPK Y Page, known as the "daddy aches from the bruising Ken­ He will lie minus the services Associated Press Hporta Writer are leading the Western Division. from the four, gave the ball to uf ha-chtll" at DeLand. served tuckians who carried off a :15- nf senior hnlfhnrk Don Cobh of The running of the 1V4U Houth- Hut the 7-7 tie the rams played Chet Mutryn who went around "* on officer and league renra- 0 victory over Florida at Tumps Ocala, who had ligaments In his eastern Conference football chsrn- with Pittsburgh east a shadow un right end for the atandftff marker. HPi'itl". of tho DeLspil Re * t i ll s .Saturday night. left knee torn In the Houth C ar­ their chances. plonshlp Is a two-team race. Football Is a real rock-’son olina gams last Friday. Cobh In tha aietitq’ triumph over tho until hla health failed and he Tht Kums of course, still are In “ Charley Cop- ulthiirpo- nl the close of the sock-’em game to Kentucky. And will It# lost fnr tha season and TenneksuC has dropp*'il too far tlM from (lew 1847 season. the visitors had the strength in trainer Dave Wlke said he also lie hi ml to win, Davlng only Tulane the top position to got In tho play­ off. Tpqy show a <H1-1 (HI-1 reenrd and R iisndv will serve officially ns depth ta hack It up. Fior d# will have to abandon his basket­ have ; iT'teldlively easy schedule touchdfwn {TI m UR. >lBte of them piosliletil-secrelary-treasurer o f nut up a good fight for a while, ball activities. slicOrfi- twn games with the Chit-' to Rnheirui. fti iili ConerlV eomhlet- the League, as did Butler last h hut after tha t ii______ . , half ’ Kentucky Other* un the Iniury list, all grudijyeiy |g vacXtigg. ^ I ,1 i iJ i agu CkrdliTals and on* each with oil nine of 1(1 passes notwlthalami- yeard could ' have ’ run up almost any of’ whom exyect to b*‘ back In j x s . C IG A R BOW L T EA M S However, ' Tennessee Saturday the hapless New York Bulldogs lug the near-Sard visibility.1-. score. - *■ The election waa the ony shaoe for ths Florida tilt, nr* TAM PA, School who died In the two World Will tutya.n Iqt-tp do with deciding and Washington Redskins. The Nov. IA-DPh—T h* o w rte tte c k Baba Parllll. -halfThe Chicago Cants’ M paints n.mnllshmont lo a session that W ars, hy observing a DO second Chicago Bears run Id da It, though. at.the expense of the Bulldogl re­ "I'ntlnued for mo-e ’than thrte backs Emery ry Ciai Clark.. C lirt LawPeriod of gllence. In the AAC, It still Is the presented the highest point lotal haura. T h e annuel meeting waa so*'-and Bol>bby •rooks and full 111* Bi New Smyrna received tha third iW w m 'b ii w l)(| happane oa HtnJI Clevidand Browns mi ton and the ,.iov*« feemsd a BIU over made in a roMuier N F L gim«. recessed, again until' Nov, 87, tin’ qfarter kick-off and Kinder p is FteWfthan on way game so Mr Nmy York YU kees tralllny alnpr Tho-iyrmer mark wax 64 oel hy at Orfando to set plana for the sophomore [gads than Can, And ths telctlon eomrhlttee, — id ho­ sad to Alderman on the necopd hi npd thU | season, -%l^/ In eecond place with an mitslde Philxilalphia Sgalnst1 Condltnatl I860 season. lit eei seed, in ,a eUf* passed'in ■ ,e A clefs Cite ’Florida couldnjt whole second half, So did most muse tealm* still have games te guuil for 16 yards to i'Al(K»ntueky victory would lift rhahfia of catching the leaders. in .1IKI4. Until the nomination nf BusIwglq tv mstsh., .............. tetek-... . . . „ 7 ' nf Kentucky’s .. other regulars. play •< announcement m a y . net . r n a ‘46. , tha upstarts from thy Blue (Jrnss Roth had off davs yesterday, the Kentucky's line more then liv­ But the. reserves cracked hard acme until after Thanksgiving. ■ The hlg guns ,were a couple of eey/'the longue was solidly split Kinder, Wilder and * Alderman Into a hard knot tie with Tulane IItowns living tied hy Buffalo, passers, Jim Hardy and' la id into ..pin.Butler and anti-duller ed up to the performances that too, stopping Florida and spring­ I Tepms , being considered. in­ took turns moving (he ball to the and leave the final ueclslon to two 7-7. add the Yanks lust squeesing Christman, who each threw (pro blocs. This suml-aecllnnal divi­ have made the team tops in (he ing loose Lawson for a M-ysrd clude Wofford, Boston Univer­ sion of the clubs'had produced nation on dffnxe. F lo rid a ! long­ scoring sprint. Sanford DO yard stripe, from games; of Nov, 20. The gklnss past the 'Chicago Hornets, H-ID. for scores. They shared sity, Miami (Ohio), Cincinnati, 1 ’ ‘ The leaders will meet next tha four dredtnrkcd, four tu-four est rdn went for 12 verds. where Kinder dashed around right are Tulane v*. L ouIs Ihuh Htate and Brooks; who kicked all the Memphis Htate, Delaware, South Hunday, and that probably will glory with fullback l*at Ha vutesand Innumerable brief reKentucky vs. Miami. Of course. Chuck Huiudnger end to ecoru standing up. extra points, used soma of his arollns, Florida State, Hanover, who gathered 8>< points. rcssps for poll t in I huddling <Iur ■ wu- the boy who mode that one. l cam mates’ great blot king to go ettyshurg. Brown, Rutgers, Of those two games, Kentucky's delermiiie the eventual victor, un­ Kinder’s puss to Lewis in the less there Is an upset In tho final Ine the two sessions, Rut It wns one of (he few times Mlt yards with an intercepted Bucknall, Texas Htate and Iowa end soiio wns good for the extra N il of wlnnipg appiiurs much can- wpek’s action when the Browns Bussey said ha didn't r i t ' " < • tii «vffM in«fl#» flic II*** acrlmHtate. * pit si ter the final touchdown, ler than TulaneV Hut Kentucky point to tie the ecoru 7-7. > take on the Hornets and the Jab, wasn't able to devote mnge before . u hl ick-shlrted Hanford rnn the kick-off hack first must whip Tennessee this Yanks engage both Lo* Angelos time to It beyond the dale when h»*ituek plarer—or several of to Uh 32 where Anderson and Kuss! Saturday to have anything more and Han Francisco. tho league can airrr«- ution n ann. (hem— swarmed »n him. Iluna fair chance at the cham­ took over moving to the ‘Cuda's than reesor. and uccepted only henua- sinaer ran 10 lime- for a total Yesterday’s action In the Na­ pionship. 6 yard line and Anderson, on an of hie Interest In the league's net gain of 88 yards. L'kllMr X«. la ilf Meier** Ulstrlel S r. 0 While Tennessee Is trying to tional league went' completely ac­ N K F n itT o r cost lim ITION a O F THS) off ftackle * “ spin, crossed ths goal. welfare and (he unanimous vote Florida made only 68 yards In Junk most of Kentucky's amlil- cording to expectation*, If you OANK .ANTIC NATH M X r n a n ATI ATIONAL ............ o r -11 on tne ewnind. While passes Aaderson's plunge for the point tlons, Tulane will lie In Charlottes- nveelitnlr the Los Angi-lc* Pitts­ M s r n a g i sI THO STATU o r r t o N i n A , MIAM I, Nov. 14—DP)—8outh r THO c is l OUSINOBI ON by Angus, w illiam s and Vic V a c wa* good giving Hanford the lead villa plavlng unlienten Virginia, burgh tie. earn ware *6od ter 81 yards. The Engles romped over the Florldu's Itt-tU-fto racing season I4*f, in out-of-league team which ran r io t ( ,M . M ^ V S W r W T O C A M . opens hern tonight. But Kentucky romn'"ted more no ov t o u m i n i . ---WAD The last quarter was all New, helthar help nor hurt Tulane’s 1 Washington Redskins, -It-SI; the A crowd of atouud 10,000 Is ex­ ( t nOHNCV. VNORI Florida nesses »h#n Florida did. ('Me*. Cardinals whipped tha B r t S e ? T .N TH " Smyrna’s. Kinder took tha klek Southeastern ranking. pected to see tha South Florida M l i . f . S. OHVISMtl OTATVTHa Of 18 tosses, five were taught (UM almost got away on the runASSIST* Tulana goes to Virginia with Bulldogs, itfi-SU; the New York greyhound racing season get un­ N EW YO R K , Nov. 14-D P)— by Florid- -men and six fall Into ifsSh, b a la sre s with o|h*r Imak*. InHudlna re s r r r e balance, hock, but slipped un his 46 yard tha happy thought of having pull­ (llsnta won from the Detroit der wav ut Biscayne Kennel An even 80 college foutball and I'Sah llrm s In prureas of collection ........................... Linns, 87-S4, •tripe. ed Varplerbllt to pieces with • 41Cluh where the Biscayne In­ teams still appeared today on ^CM ark^St up Kentuckv's flrst I'nltcit Mlalaa U o v -rn m rn t obllgslluna, direct and The three games In th e. A A C guaranl*«! headlines the 10-face fullback Wilder moved for having finally produced the same story. The augural touchdown near .th* end of tht[ OM Igatluaa 01 Hlalaa end political aubdvlelona ....----- ---------It down and Kinder, agate shown the unstoppahla power ft Cl aval and-Buffalo He was the only first QAAMer'when^ ha returned ill her Honda, iiotai, and dr bantu r# i 111$FrW -l-.u.. ...... . lglljr expected to show every Hat- surprise. Tha T an ks ha to go P Biscayne will - operate 40 days rste rtv fk a ^ lja clu d tn g I S .i IMSS ts t stock redcral a pent hy Fred Montadeorn to C arim ncserve Ub stik)r . 'fOeT* rUM' lkero,> , , 8 r “ after which tha scene Will shift BY ABROCIATEP PRK88 all-out to beat the H m — , F t e M t e . ' 88-y*rd Hm . Clark lowda ___ and __________ dlaoount* (Including It.is overdrafts) - te attempted conversion fall 'Kentucky and Tennessee also clinching a playoff berth, while to other tracks In the area. Later want' 17 yArds lo aeora on the kan k premlsra owned 111,1l i s t , furaliure end tha greyhounds return to pisKara* Rscteg * * fIs'torca IH.llS.Ob abort and tha Fed's retained a teke along great victories of last flan Francisco hurdled Los An­ flat ............... .......... ..: •oeond ptev. Doper Phelps got Other assets ----- ------- ,..............., reyne for mother 40-day meet­ N M k-K .n tu cky, a H60 warmup geles, 41-84. N EW Y O R K — Three Ring* the next two touchdown*, run­ allm 14-10 lead. TOTAL AHHKTB .V............ ..... ......................... ing. (118.10) won tha $86,000 Wept- nin g'tw o And T t e Smyrna line held the Fada w # r I ^ ri d* * ni1 Tennessee a MAMILITIMa The Yanks started fast and r ,p Meanwhile horses coeflnutd to cheater handicap In A photo drive. Drmnnd ilrpoalts of Individuals. par*n*rihl|iS. and ee of W and 64 v y d s. ??'7 J omp n w Mississippi. scored both their touchdowns In ill their pwn territory and Antler. . .....................................i,.... In for tho opsnlng o f . tho finish aver Delegate and RerBl 1.044. M l.It “ “ who connaetell on rla Tim a(tortuiratlona i n punted. the first period—hvfore the chuk- pour ParilM, dcposlta of individual!, partnarshlpa, and horse race season Nc toy. 30 at Governor at the Empire Citypaaaes, aat out the ker was five minutes old, In fact. 1 co rp o ra tio n s of eight W . „ Kinder passed to Lewis on tha Tropical Parlt, at-Jamacta Meeting. pepaalla of United a ta tr a O ovrrnm tni ........ ............ .................. Buddy Young took the opening Wlf, Smyrna 40, then Kinder carried Calumet Farm broughtt In’ IB B A L T IM O R E -P lla a te r ( Dcposlta of Ntalra and p olitical rubdivlalons ................... .......... kickoff 8t yards for tho first score, ............... ‘ Mid for I I and a first down nothing of any Import will b«> |head yesterday, among them ig them took the’ two eiid on-half ten and unU»d altar whleh Bherman Howard hit Coattown. Armed, Bewitch, Uat Bqhford 34. ch, nod nsd i* ■< ing on with Southeastern teams" tte line three times starting from Theory, They wilt be Ini charge >16.000 Plmteo cup. After Joe] UAHILITIIMl ir.''. A re te * mistakenly ien look Kinder1! aerial the 8ft for the second. of general manager Ben A, Xloi'ki 4JAWTAL ACIO L'NTS •d u and Kinder crossed •Ider their gamus warmups fat Then the Yanks1 troubles began. Jonah who Is exported IBen A, the tally, tel Common stock, total par tlos.nse.os They fumbled five times all told, ter In the month from It iu n lo f------ ..................... ...................... ................... . ter tha point waa, no and alt tha .Chicago waring came ren Wright farm near Undivided prod I a ................ ........... .......... ...................... lo b v iu i the Smyrna eleven surg- day entirely. a result of tha hobbles. Jim ton. Ky. previous. $8.00) wan tte LouisviUe neadL • lead for tha. flrnt time, crushing hjr mads a field gnat from A “ bama, now grown from took Jopes la expected John Clement tossed Wistful, ylor PWWS »a# ti .Ml three-war-old Ramsey In the end champion of 1848, 00 Southern « Tti four minutes laft In tte _______ won- the F a ll R lrar af- tin i-to 'g u ts te rU rtia, County sf tetdlnolr, as 1 ren M *b ty « *» ” who knocked off the dump# hv Inc Calm sec her ». Yankees lis t weak, and held tte lion, udo'a tie earlier In is I . toff, • , • . t . MAHW, Cssbltf. S t e f w Snfi II forward tolha •nty- win In a month againxt t ok aa though 00 !■ Athea. Vandy mieta I of •• Hu m aahyllla, and L jT u . LoulateteT 4 0 0 t.OftO »ooh 9 180 0 lh# game ettdai Louis,. 1The tne time off ttMBta H U are a rt Lou 1 1 1 .887I 66 44 ■worn to and rubScrtbsd before f November, tit*. By 01. A F Z E W A D S K f A hard playing Oelery Fad ele­ ven whs upset 10-14 Friday night t,y a whirlwind Barracuda team that came from behind In-the last minutes of the final quarter to note Sanford out of any poeslblllty for the East Florida Conference crown. Charlie Anderson and David Russl played a fine running game for the Feds with Anderson scor­ ing the touchdowns and'an extra point, hut tha Fed backfleld aces were completely over shadowed In the third and fourth parlods by the ‘Cudas left halfback Kinder who ran through, ovar and around the hapless Celery Feds, scoring Smyrna's three touchdowns and passing for an extra point. The Feds received the opening kick-off and clicked off two fast first downs before they were forc­ ed to kick. The Barracudas offense couldn't manage even a first down in the opening stanta and tha quarter ended with no score. The second period showed the Sanford eleven In a steady march toward tho Hmyrna goal with Anderson nd B u m ! doing moat of tha carrying and finally, Anderson Andtrion plunging over from the 0 to score, Swann's placement was good and tha local team led, 7-0. Kinder and Lewis moved the hall for short gains, but penalties and a hard charging Fad line kept the min th«lr own territory and the half ended. " The Seminole High School 44 piece band under the direction of Bernard lllark gave Its best ^performance of the year during the half time festivities. They marched to the Hmyrna bleachers and formed on N 8 aa tha drum majorities twirled their abtyns. Afterward, they mart had across the field to the Sanford lid# to form a giant H, >W| The players and- fans < ' sr w Miami Prepares For Gator Invasion Friday Night Kentucky, Vol Tilt May Decide SEC Chain]pion National o r Miami After Kentucky Mauling 3rd that e Playoff S Tulane And Kentucky Will Tie For Crown If Tennessee Loses te w M y ’W JKns'SB the ^ S Greyhound Racing Starts Tonight At Biscayne Kennels Legal Notice i.oe or __ 6 Of N ation^ Team* Fall From Unbeaten! um SPORTS IN BRUEF ntllMt ' t VftWitn? th# n M B U fE U DI — i-HMfrti, afi&mss j. sfefe A faiar PO*. " un N ,li win SJt “WiiaBtffed’^'.'T.'. .COCU-T. , S _ im m * a'#*., v. i in s (M A L I _ ■ J li ' ’ twwrANV St*. t e ll Uu ! l S 144 0 76 111 .liUSMl llw »8 r liMLcb* Co be •aw- ' 1. l7-*f *.tefe it N*vsMte».^|‘)h7 fW/SS’ ■ & - ■ rJ 77' •Sl mmmm. •' ''•i-.'i,-;-.sv’.-xv!; v ' VV; M M Vi . 'j • ■ p-i ib-K .i';'/ �. s i i s s r t sssf «• -ssssi.'w:: V L e g e l K o«M « tub ciBL’utT uouftV r o n ■llll! Ht.VTH JU D IC IA L ^ C IIt 'C U IT IN AND r o n , ; ' ------" 1**1 COUNTT. FLORIDA. c ftn r. rNO! r *1*0 DIVOHCB OKOllOK JOH.VgON. Plaintiff. 1 va. ' LOUL.N’A U JulINUuN, i DeDndani. N u ric e t o i r m a TOi LOItUNA 1. JOHNSON, whoso _ address and residence Ui ■■W *10 Ka»l Avenue "E", Temple, Tsxss, Tou ara hereby required lo Ilia an appearance on December Ifth, It**. In I h* Circuit Court for th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for 0omlniila Cuuntjr. Florida In Chan* c*rr. In a suit tiled against rou • milled OKOItHK JOHNHON, Plaintill, »a. LOIIKNA L. JOIINHON. Defendant, wlurc In the plaintiff •••ka a decree uf divorce aaalhat you. . W1T.NK.HH my hard and official real of the said Court at Sanford Florida. County of HamInula and of Florida, ilila lltlr day of mate < ember. A Ii,. I***. ;£->mi FWAJ. O I*. 11KIIN DON Clerk Of Circuit Cuurt | Claude I. tlrav Alturnet for I'lalntltf * tin North .Maltr Htreet Orlando Florida N O TIC E T O A P P EA R description of estate In oir iwuii. ii ■m-SuM Dr* H enry M tiU i J-.etut*“ to win Her, suA.u* FLOIIFDA STATUTES l i l t with the clrsuit Catirt Clerk-of Seminole Coun*T *3?--.^ yy. Churchill I Q. Churchill O p in n it r ls l l i t H is n s lU Afg. OUT 'Of «•■*• Sw E FU RTH OTIFIED rH ER Ell N O TIFIED that you AM required required., to appear In tut era fdreaa •aid entree and' Court at th* Court House ttn aooford 8emtne.lt County, Florida, on hr before lAth day of Novambtr 1MI. ________ _______ AND WITNESS MT___________ HAND i HF a 1. this th* J*lh day of October I,M». . • r; (Slgnsdr V " O. P. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court Hemlnnle County, Florida. Circuit Court Seal Lloyd F. Boyle, Holie Itor fur Plaintiffs NOT1CR Nolle* Is hereby given that w* ara engaged In business at Ito w, Jrd. mr**tv Snnford. Flo* Ida Unde1r tha fictitious unma of Sara* llml* Yetetsln Blind Co. and -that. we Intend to :re * lile r said nantr — pursuant to , Ih* term* of tha ‘■Fictitious Name Htatuta" lo-wlti Hoc I I D l FLORIDA STATUTES 1»*1 with ih* clerk of th*. Clr(■■It Court of Hamlnol* Cuunty, Florida. Jama* Chestnut Jam** K. Chestnut owners. IM P O R T E D BUCK HORSEALE E X C I.U H IV K / W ti ft •UUSt I tut It ? i* Watting For^a SaU T h * M oaI s f e i Ms h B i s I U stfs'l vail for lALSt ^ H K AOVERTtSKa 3 Wonderful! It's so sasy lo act youngders to take Hyrup of lllaoK-Umueht II for II has o plcuso-.t sweet spicy ' * ' bow ' ---------'Id ta«le! And ll'e wonderful mil and prompt Hytup of Itlnck-Prnusht usually net* to relieve occasional constipation. 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I Its** Ilk per lla* laser tie* g limes I •* par Ka* lasertlan *1 tliuea Me per lla* laaertiua PS Hmea a* per lla# laaerrtup i* per Itaa tur Tearls Cealrart Flee ward* to th* lla*. Iloukle vale ter blark far* rap*. P H O N E 148 l, I, i k « * f Ada will h* naeepied ■ear lb* telephone a* memuraadkra afearn* II **nr ***** j * Haled In Ik# uirphhse kpair. f s r t l s n Ins. thla> neeami |l*" ,lkoi.odv*'H*** iM snanstad ip, Par sremptlr. i s *rSer tar •p, . r Ik# ki ■Ta’ ta raauey Ik* keel paaslM* asrvtee. all Waal Ada u n it I* nur atflsp aa Ik* dnr Safas* pukilenllam , Fleaaa naiify na impMdfktalj II an array oeanra In i yea* ___ w# rannal k* raapaaalkl# fa* mere tkaa ana larurr#*! tnaat* •Ion. ii 1 I I T* THE SANFORD HERALD l— FU N HKNT — 1 tfotlain furiilshad apart manta. A lio affl-lcncy apartmant. Downtown nffir* stora. Taknrh ^Apartmrnla, i!0H N. Park, Phon* •k7 6 -J. Atnarlcan Flour Handing Mgchlna With adgrr. H. M, 01 a*son, Lak* Maty, FIs. W EI.A K A A P A R TM EN T S, 118 W. f ir s t Htraet. Furnlihad noma and npartnivnte avallabla. Phon* MSI. S U IT A B L E for btiilneaa coupla, Ideally located across from Pc Put £U fflcc, one nr two rooms, modam efficiency apartments, pri­ vate bait: and shower, Phon* 680. ___ _ ________ F U R N IS H E D remodeled apart ment. (las A Electricity, Adults only. 2,100 MallonyUI*.___________ A BO U T 8600 souara fast w irahousa apace adjacent sldo track and (ruck height floor, Street, opposite Trailer Park. Trad W. Ball, P. O. Bog 88 « T g a - front" room, heat, In n arspring mattress, near chart haa m shopping. Phone 881; Newly decorated Ifroti furnlihad apt, p r lv a U ____ entrance. Quiet neighbor! Palmatto. Phon* 062TWO iiEDHOOMH and share m» home. Katharine *•’ “ -** “Plwsaa, i , *H t 188« R. . ________________.... r T i a k i ia l ir n ■■» 1* « . K a ta ln For rtalp— il gwg tfur g tragt. f o i For S ik Am ailng JohMtcm’g “ NO-ROACH" ft— A K I U - L C n w a n t b u — « Ian titary coating _ kl! uga for month*. ita, Water Ruga I at $1.69. H alf pint 89c. Roumillet Am * Anderson. . 8 *8'i*rWi w %wuwriwji* ^.... Co. 911 E. 1st. Pk 988, I f t ' r i A Briggs i ltratton Rn- Ba jump ^ P a pI e u n it IfnA ^ O aa “ «*k and CMMiaraial ragIstarad RHgga and fltratton Dealer 7—retg.l,lveg|ofll»HoR|iUMi CO C K K R -H P A N IR L p up p I a a blondes and black*, $10J)0 up. Mrs. Carl Moss, 2681 Willow Ave. Ph. 462-W.* _____________ M M E t ll li i l IM Eifll— EEEVE T - ih lr t . While A Colon .... | A I grtmlum Paint* ............$8.88 gal. ft— HELP WANTKP -K M H ffiiB S S S B i jC g TWMM I M B W It'1 TSSDI —5 s _ uOfeaf iroBurnassr »*«» --------AAVV 8URPLUR , H. PnRaatto PA. till ROOM house, •m, 4*n*i*hed or in A r t lc lt g Call ;i LO TS near Rail Park MARION Market Cabbage plants. 7M4-XM lifter 7:00 P.' M. Yellows reslilnncr. l.eo But iter. NEW I.A K E FH O N T II I) M K 2M - J ._____________ Modern unique architecture; 2 Dinner, Fried Shrimp Dinner, Served bedrooms; beautifully tiled hath “The Best Shrimp on eat lit” with slmweri concrete block coll­ every night nt Homer’s drill, et ruction; Modern K i t c h e n ; 924 East 1st. Street. I.urge lot on beautiful Ink*. Priced to sell. Financing ar­ EH H ELM A N B Red Rose Feed. Tourllton it Watson, |2UI Ct'leiy ranged. A v p . Phone _t 1 8 6 -J. KOOMINU H O U SE— Will gross (400.00 par month uml pay for C6NURM TK Hewer Pipe, tlrcasu Itialf In litre* year*. 'T rip a — Blocks- Septic Tank* LO T S W A N TED — We have buy-1 ‘ Windows, Benches Flower P' ls. era for Iota In tha city and on i Floors—Fre« Estlmnfes. Miralakes. .d a Concrete Cu. Phone 1996 Mdll JOHN U. BROWN, JR ., B R O K ER Elm _Av*nu*. _______ Bums ley P ile * taw Bldg. Pk. ISTHl P A IN T —Outalda Tataniuro lead il HEDROfikP H otfBfiT Bloan^fn and oils! nmiipy liucg guarantee. foVner. tot,1 |8 ,0 M .6 0 , lllw ral Won’t J W . tub or..wash off. W m i. O ther’ hdpiai (d.Wttl.OO I.'I.OC M f gallon. U. A. Itusaall and up. Sums furnished. Alsu Heed'Co. Orange droves, Tourist courts ■SiVAP 8 IIO I* 406 E . 4th, HI. We am| Oueat houtav, J. W. Hall, Huy, sell or trade most any­ Realtor, 2450 Mallnnvllle Avu., thing, Phone IUB-J. Phuito tflO-W .SKWlNtT M A C H IN ES A Her vice. Terms. Bart’s Hewing Machine ocean beaches, grossed $11,000.Hliop. Phone 1024. ______ 00 1040, down payment $10,000.Ct iLEM AN Floor furnace, perfect 00. tills Is good. (■ondlUnn. d ill K . 14th -HI. J . N. T O U R IS T C O U R T 10 cabins plus Roll,nil, Jr, Trailer C'uutt, paiillile Income big, $16,000.00 down payment. N ICE MARION Market cabbage O CEA N Front !l bedroom home, mill E mu role plants, treated well furnished, all for $10,000.00 beds. I’ll. 16611-J. cash, asked $26,000,00 year ago, N E E D groceries, meat, beer, early real bargain. or late every day? Phagan Gro­ OHANOE drove, 66 acres close In ceries and Market at ltllh 8t. DaLand, crop about 8000 boxes and Old Luke Mary Rd. Is the goes, down payment $20,000.00 place. Open Sundays. Ph. 123d-R. really good, trees 18 to 26 years, TlmiVe Trailer! IH ft. 2 hid. $900,00 Tangerines A Orange*, rl cash. 2410 Myrtle Ave. _____ Hat- Fred B. Houghton, 409 Lenox Avenue, Phon* 8964, Daytona Christinas candies now ready. Beach, Fla. Get yuur order In early, W* can for shipping. G. R. Beat, W ELL Constructed five room ____ . frame bungalow with extra lot. _ phone 1672-J. Good neighborhood. Priced raa- E L E C T R IC Refrigerator, Glbaon, sonabta at $7600.00 unfurnished Ii ft. I yr. old, Ilka new. Reason­ or $8000.00 furnished. able, Phone 489. __ 3 M A LL Country home. Haa 8 bad- AAA A Reds, Rocks, Wyandotte*, roomi, 3 lota, Can ho purchased (bosses, -Straight Hatchm $6,90 for $860.00 down and balance 6.00 GARper 100. Assorted $6, small monthly payment. Total DEN S T A T E C IIIC K 8 , Bog 811, sailing price $9960.00. _ Huiith Vinaland, N. J .___ FO U R bedroom house on Waat P iT T S flU R tjl’a in li for*avary pur­ 1st. Htreet. Large lot. Tilca pose, , $4260.00, Can be purchased for $1600.00 down. Balance month- MENKAHIK Glaan A Faint C s. 112-114 W. 2nd. HI.___ PIMM 818. H P IN D R IER HoW r T a . W IL L IA M S , Realtor Hee the E A S Y W ASH ER now on display. Rayai awd R, LundquJst, A bom I bI* Term*. “ 718 Atlantic Hank BMg. H I. JOHNH E L E C T R IC CO, First HI. A Magnolia Pk. I l l * e— A r lk lt a F u r S a lt — A • I r a ffo W IT H A N N E T T E ’S Orlando llgwy at K itw h A t * TH E HTATE UF FU lltlD A TO: ■I \NK M F'.W i .i NOTICE M ELI., till wife. If married, and M's are engaged in buslnsaa a* 11KL1. H. FAKMKIt and KHV1N -engwood, Florida under th* tieI FAIIMKIt, her husband, tha place of rcrblenc* of each belna tinA w n , ir said defendant* art litjiN, and If either, or all are dead, then to their unknown helra at law, davlseea, legate**, grama**, at • la Here, lienor*, creditor*, lrit»tyes. or other clsimanla under said de(s ndaiila, each and eviryj and tu all unknown parsons and parlies hating or claiming tu have Bo) Inter**!, rtalm, title or detdand. In and tu Ih* property, or ativ oart lhareof, hereinafter de­ ★ ★ ★ scribed and located In, Bamlnnl* County, Florida, to-wit: Lot* I lo 1*. Inclusive, ' of FAKMKII'H AUDITION. Longwood. Florida. according lo £ a l thereof recorded In Plat 4 1 0 S a n fo r d A v a n u t Fcuk J, page 7* of th* public record* of Senilnul* County, Florida TOD AND EACH OF TOU A BE ijae l| il K I . I * V.LJI i f W A N T K II betwreli 26 A 66 fill good |m> lug pel nuineiit Jobs, Hee or write I), H. Diioiby 912 HI, .limit's Hold, (Irbtmlu, Flu. P A R T T IM E bookkeeper, Apply Dekle Hervire Htallon, fill* W. 1st, Htreet. Mi'll 'I- \yO H K W A N T K II — B y Mlddlc-nyd, refined Cbrlillntl Indy. Housekeeper or compan­ ion. Plume HII9-K. A L L TVPKH of buildoser Work, reasonnblu rales. Five aatlmales. David K. Carneuter, Phon* l>WH.M IKAC.TOR WORK Fre e e s U lim le s on p lo w in g and discing fni in or garden plots. Also rUurfng uml irrndlng buildIng I ih is . Phone Id7-J, • Jack Russel1 mm III— IliiNinprtH OpportunllifN • HOP IMIG HTAND Hanford A 3rd._________ Ph, 63.1-W 12— Siiam nl S e r v ir m — 1 NEW FLO O RS surfaced to per faction. Old fluora made like new. FlniHliing, cleuning A was Ing. I’.irlnbln power ptanl, 22 years axperlenro In Samlmde County, II. M. Gleason, Lake Marv V E N E T IA N B LIN D S made In orner. Hemlnnle Venetian Blind Co. H2(l W. 8rd. Hi. Phone 1162-W O RLAN D O Morning *NmUnel. O r­ lando Evening Hlar. (’all Ralph Ray. Il«6 J. C A L L 617 for Battery. Generator and Htaritw servU*. Hwain’s Battery Harvka, 3(11 W. First Hi Former employee hilernal lleve mie Hervlce will keep hooks slid prepare Tax returns. Fur A|> polntment, Address Bo* 77», Banforil, Florida. A M0WSJRB.'Jtliarpaned, blcy claa repaired, lock A key w«ik No wglting-wurk guarnnt:d II. W. Shuman, DID East lib Ht. Hanford, Fla. (Formerly with ---- latns FI alt Hhop) IH— AUTOMUHII.KH — I 1846 FO R D Club Coupe— A good sound car with many thousands of comfortable and economical miles of transportation offered • l tha luwest price of any post War car wt> have hail so fat $966.00. 1947 B E A U T I F U L hlaek Dodge custom four door sedun—owned by local business man. Good as Itaw ami loaded With accessor lea— radio, heater otc. Can be bought for around seven hun­ dred dollars less than new car, our price one thousand, (liras .hundred and mnety five dollars. H U N T M R R C IIR Y CO. O n , Mayfair Inn Ph. 1666 WOMAN to t Ironing otic# a waak. 1101 Oak AY wiub, in e iA L s — l A L R H M S r K A L f i i W o B i H ^ 1940 C H R Y 8 L R R 4 door sedan, RO TS excellent condition, $396.1)0 G U IC R CA8R 1989 C H R Y S L E R 4 door sedan, I We Supply Everything. Rig O f owner, new tire*, low mileage, maml 1906.00 1941 DEHOTA 4 door sedan, new 8*11. na sideline to qvary M int, good, $485.00 Eaay To Install PIlMrMMEt Fig- 1987 FO RD , extra dean uplmllure* Liberal C om m Im Mu Paid ■Wry. $198.00 Prompt! 1888 P LY M O U T H Coupe, excep­ W O N D E R FU L O P P O R T U N IT Y tional, 1148.00 land card today for comptot* cornnfcrt* d f Never before have there been such Sand tail* buy* as thle offer. See for yourA)mrrican •elf, R E T A IL ______ RILL KIRK MOTORS 188 R . lJ$ 4 *» LH tw 1881 Raaford Ave. Phew* 47. �'~r?T ‘r TTy 7 ~yr~~rr. ~ ~ -r— r Pope P i l l IM lA W y Q t lM T W U t P . Dixon Trial PresM r.it O f W CTU Civil R ights I . Promote full freedom of poli­ tical and rallgloua exprose ion and full roapeet tor all other funda­ mental rights. 0. Promote nationally a n d through international cooperation effort* to achieve higher stand­ ards of Jiving tor all peoplaa. 7. Remora barriers which deny peoples the free exchange of In­ formation. 8. Participate fully In the work of the U.N, 9. Settle International disputes by peaceful means. 10. Cooperate in attaining af­ fective International regulation of conventional armaments. I I . Agree to exercise national sovereignty * jointly with other nations to tha extent necessary to attain International control of atomic snargy which would maka possible tha prohibition of atomic weapons. 12. Urge the five big power* to broaden their cooperation in th* Security Council and exercise re­ straint in using the veto. The Soviet plan cal la for a pact among the five big powers, con­ demns what the Russians call war preparations In the western coun­ tries and urges an Immediate ban on ntomlc weapons. j Austin aald: "No part of tha Soviet resolu­ tion la worthy either of amend­ ment or adoption. It should bn re­ jected aa an attempt to slander, obstruct and deceive. I have placed before thla committee the Soviet T a lk s A t A M e rs g a te naet <QaaHa.il_______________ n to Christian p II m i S m ! Ittoe amash a fllibua buatar on the FEP O Within the aback end sleep was "Absolutism of th# m u I . bill. Mrs, Laura Shute, former mis­ ana J. D. Hapgood, allegedly _ . - . ^ . _-v—. ,Jled on all •qua) to deification «f tb« a U U "Even If thay do," he added, "1 sionary and president of Woman's drunk, according to th* Deputy. haHons m i ’ lUcIf ” th . Pop. u |d . M 1, Refrain from threatening or Dixon wee represented In court am aura thay won't be abta to pain Christian Temperanca Union, waa •LTh!! • « * the hill when the vote la on the the speaker at a cbapal service of by Ernest and Karlyla HoushoMer. uelng fores contrary to tha U.N. Important .d d r w . ***!'* on I . * . )* *mat. Charter. Aldersgats College recently. Mr*. t . r . within a w m Ic, Laet week, merlla of the legislation." Senator Wherry (R-Neb), who Shute slated that liquor Is 11. Refrain from any threats or « ■ epeech to Italian Catholic roblrm in India even as It Is here, helped draft the new Senate rule prut to aimed at Impairing Imps! acts th* ladelawyer., the Popo cMttaaed Hhe told of a young lg Buddhist man pendency Catholic hr " Judaea everywhere not on debate, aald he agrees that the . or Integrit; J * « r it y of ony coun(C m N s s M V im s mage M at f t -----efvB strife. to recognise "aan ju .t law*," and F E P C bill will be the moat diffi­ who turned from alchol and gave glneer from Jacksonville, alio try or femeattag to beware of granting elotl di­ cult of all the Civil Right* mea­ himself to Christ and married a mentioned government Interven­ 3. C a n y put la goog faith all vorces >In marriage# w hkh are sures when it cornea to an effort young Christian Buddhla girl who tion In hla keynote address. International agreements. is now president of the Woman's • "valid before Ood and the to shut off talk. 4. A ffo rd ,a ll U.N. bodies full " I sec but one Important cloud Christian Temperance Union In church." "In vlaw of that," he said, "and In the skies of our future,” Hills cooperation and free acfcais In tha her own land. ■The dean of the Rota, Msgr. If the Democrntle leadership really said. performance of tasks assigned to Andrea i Jultlen, reported ■to the wants to he faithful to the party Miss Oslo England, aupcrlndent "Rightly or wrongly, It la the pontiff .that the court had ax* platform, It seem* to mo they of Fellowship Front Christian amlned In the peat Judicial year ought to bring up first the Civil Foundation, returned Tuesday sincere belief, and fear, on the 0. R. Smith of th* Erickson part of many that tba philosoph187 requests for annulment# of Rights bill which has tho beat from West Virginia. Ml Mom#, who-on the night ,-s of govammant which h g V 84* marring#* from all parta of the chance of passing and not the one Lewi* W. Arnold, "air preacher" vanccd so far In recant ytara may of tha shooting, waa called to gat world. Of theae, 51 wore ac- which has the least chsncc. from Lexington, K y., has been hamstring private enterprise, dty the body,: testified that Carroll rented and 86 ware refused. " If they are really sincere, let giving some deep message on Bible The Pope told the R o U that them test the rule on cither the prophesy during the pest week at up the sources of risk capital, and had a wpuad- ba tha neck, which Ike root, of the preaent day situ- snti-poll tax hill nr the anti­ Fellowship Front. His last sermon otherwise nullify the processes had bean shattered. Deputy Back stated that tha which have contributed essentially atlon were In be found in IQth lynch hill." was on Friday night. Dr. Arnold to the progress accomplished by gun used In tha shooting was a rentury; "absolutism" of the I* a widely known Baptist preach­ Sparkman said tho opposition *ln *lt ^barrel 18 guae* shotgun, elate. Tho "anltUChristlan total!- will base it's argument against the er. He spoke Monday morning and our nation and our atate.” tarlan state," he eald, revealed Marvin H, Walker, general man using No, 2 shot. AnotMr-shot gun evening at tho Central Haptlst the true nature of legal abso- F E P C hill on contentions It would Church. ager nf the Florida Citrua Can was found in tha water near Eng­ lutlsm In violation of all supreme give the federal government far ncra Cooperative, told tha gronp lish. too much authority over hiring. Court waa racsaaad at 18:00 divine ,>lfht. that production and salt of 24.As for another Civil Rights 000,000 gallons of fro ten norlda o'clock and trial ordarad resumed These stales, ha aald. enforc­ scrap endangering all of Mr. Tru­ orange Juice eoncantrata waa po* at 1:80 o’clock by Judge Smith. ed a .'.‘so-called legal right" to man's "Fa ir Deal," Sparkman ttlM lIssst rrusa S>a«a Oaer slide this year and aald axparl . lP ™ are: Ran"deprive man of all parional saldi 1 M. J>yhe. Andrew Nlkler, soon have an election system se­ menta ware under way to product dignity., and fundamental right “ After all, members of Congress cond tu none In tho United Status froaen concentrated milk la Florl Hughey W. Dvha, J. C. Fellow*, L . to life, pnd the Integrity of tile H. X r a n te r , E . J. Dumph, J. C. limbs, entrusting both to the ar­ are only human. If you get kicked, and one that the state can well da, Net effact of the milk venture, Kaa#L, Hugh Brawn. Garland H. bitrary decisions of tho party your reaction la to kirk hack. lx- prnud of and "even boast a Obviously them Is bound to he a little about". he said, would ba to alldw the ®h**< Kirby w,vli. Fit#, fJr., Andy Ja and thq atato." r" 1 Hr ' Wolcott, 0 . C. Assistant Attorney General Bai­ concentrating of aurplus summer kubcln,, Henry Such ,decisions, ha sold, denied lot of resentment which will show Wheaton tvaa alternate to tho Individual "the right to un when other parts of the AH. ley pointed out the Importance milk for winter consumption. their own children and the duty ministration's program ronie along of the office of supervisor of re­ for a vote." *' t* of their education." gistration and aald that the grow­ Mr. Truman has given no sign ing enthusiasm among Its mem­ "This ‘legal right* has upset - 1% the order established by the that Is worrying him, Only last bers Is making the people mom .. / creator, calling order disorder, week ha renewed his call for pas. conscious of the office and the l|‘ ! authority tyranny, liberty slav­ sags of Civil Right* laws, lie nsM responsibilities connected with It. ! '.{ j;, ery, and crime a patriotic vir­ action is needed In overcome ‘‘dis­ He sml ha hadn’t misled a meet­ Mi t- M l* ;;<fl tue. the Pope aald. crimination and Injustice.” ing since the nrganliatlon nf the 'll . r H 'V li.-'ii "This was and still la In some association over flv* years ago. "i ; . . .id **.1 lacea the 'legal right*. Wa all He rommended tho fine spirit and ' ‘ : . <i r ave witnessed how aonia, who ronporntion nf tho association In had acted according to this its effort to comply with the new right, were called to render ac­ election laws. (O ssU sstS Orem e s s i nasi count ' before human ‘ um an Justice. Mr. Drkle declared that Florida tribunal spilt 7 to I In refusing "These 'The*# trial* trial# have not only to Intervene In the unsuecssfui had made more progress In the brought crim inal! to their Just effort# nf Friedrich Flick, a Ger­ past HI year# than any state In due. They have also proved tho man Industrialist, to win friedom the union, and as a naturally Intolerable condition In which from a U. 8. Army prison In Ger­ progressive stale, it was fust a law, of a atata completely many, becoming one of the most ndvan dominated hv Judicial poult IvFlick was sentenced by a mili­ red slates In the nation. He mid Um run reduce a public ofHint sinre the Inception of the in flrlal, who ntherwlao hy his na- tary tribunal at Nuernlterg to tore apd his own fsallnga, would seven years on charges that h<- Hodntlon ood through Its efforts exploited slave labor and loot,nl the nulillr Is Iwrntnilig mom con­ have been an honest man," scious of Its franchise and tinFossil,1y thla was a referem-" German-occupied countries. In other nctlnns to the court: responsibility It corrlea, to the hnhlt of "eonfaaslons" of t. Refused for Hie hccoiiiI ho Tlu- group endorsed a proposal the accused nt their trials In the countries In-hind th* Iron Cur­ probably last time to delsy the Mini the nirmiuiruhlp commit*"'Imprisonment nf former Rep. Ancontact rnrh country bni board through , . . . -...... Rep tain, **' drew .1, May and the Garssim out Ihe state, ueipinlntlng them, The ’ Pope said the allusth, could ' be summed Up "In the brothers for wartime bribery sml with Ihe work of the association antagonism lieiwnen true and conspiracy. Barring an unnsnril and the Importance of memls-rmove they should begin serving H shlp, and soliciting their coopera­ false 'rights.” "The simple fact that a prlri- to 24 mouth prison terms within tion In paying the membership dues as well as transportation flute hi derlarcd a- compulsory Ihe next HI days. 2. .Refused to give priority to and expenses of members *1 tend­ rwrm.Jn the atata la not sufficient the hattlu against deportation be­ ing meetings. Just m* other county J ^ rre a le trim right,", the.,Pope ing waged by Irving Potash. Pot­ n fflclnls nre allowed tho same ash,. sprang 11 Communist Psrty privileges. leaders convicted In New York of Supervisors, deputies nml guests conspiring to'teach forcible over­ at their opening see-don were throw of the United States guv- welcomed hv Mayor Andrew Cnrrernmard. wanted the, high court away and II. It. Pope, rhnirman to tskUe^Hw MiZortatlnh rase away of the hoard of county commis­ e U. 8. court of appeals sioner*. Rep. M. 11. (T-Bonpi m | in China. ' ’ " " *( ■ d thereby speed a final Smith also extended a welcome Wilt1not a failure of Amtrlio tha group and commended th* •ah |H>W;" the top U., fl."l|rjiliiassociation's delegation at III" legis|a!lvc session. The Itev, W. I 1' mat (In Intel, "ft was * failure of i n i.I- ■, ..*.-...,.,1 i> . Brooks. Jr. offered the Invocation. C t y f t f t f f lk y .in CW n-iViM,, otUeaMaaM to s a r s s r o„M Others nllcudlng Ihe meeting the cslnnel member implied that the .home, ha , rafiiad at flrat to In addition to the supervisors slid Carman rctiitanca to Communism leave the car and accompany her stale official* Included: John Mc­ the door. ________...of...Jacksonville, ............................. Cormick renresenWas a, far more creditable perform­ .."Johnson censured him mid told (stive of the Voting Machines ance than llir collapse of China in him that If he didn't take the girl Corporal Inn: J. I.. Timing". Vnl the fa ir n( Communist armies. up In ihe hiiusn he (Jniinannl log Mnr blit"*, of Wi-st l*»lm ' But' uf both (he Chinese and wmilii nut drive lleer hack In tho llcn.b; Addii-sxiigmiih i"pi"*rutsCarman problems, Achoson said: fraternity house. ttves Kdwilld A, llotiW nt (lr. "lleer then took the girl to the lando, H rm v J . Ruabtu «"-• f* "All'lhn help In the world from the United State* will not help house and went with her to her A. Brock of Turnn«: F. A those who will tint halp themselves. room. Chicago and J Nnrtnsu "f ''i-m t i "There he attempted to make Hhnros, r»orcn*o*sllv-- nf The United Slates l< determined tl"'to halb those who help them Improper advances, hut Miss Craf- liiess F.fflclcncv Alii*; Ocorgn tnn resisted. •alvea. Drane of Wllson-Juti"* Co. nf "lleer stomped from the room, Chicago: Ah-x Young nf Orlnmto ■ The U. 8. Secretary said he waa looking looking' forward to renewing an •tatlng Miss Grafton would read Offlco Supply Charll" tllnart llalntance with General vas- plenty about him In the n ew s­ of George Blnnrl’s, Drlnmln; Uliknv, the chief of tho Ho- papers." Grady Albritton nf Tampa, candi­ Detective Sheets added that date (nr Ruitrnail f'nnimlsslnner; Control Commission. But in Mat C ....................... lopae tu a question, Arheson Heer admitted he was "mad at a M. O. Harrell and A. J. Thomas, h* saw no Immediate prospect group of alx or eight fraternity chairman nf the laiard of county foUf-imwer meetings on th* unlr brothers who had criticised him commissioned and clerk nf tha far dancing with other glrla."and circuit court, respectively, of allqn of Germany. . WofW diplomatic problem* to* that he Intended to get a pistol and Bradford county, la r i on a criminal orgy." •tax WJ) Into two gancral cate­ The grmip expressed surprise McKeown had Just arrived at and pleasure at the spsrlounaaa gories, Achaaon said: tha feternity house whan he'saw n i Tf and hastily of the Mayfair Inn Hear running from (he place, pur­ and also appreciation for Ihe hos­ sued by fraternity brother#, Mc­ pitality extended to the super­ Keown Joined the chase and Asa visor* hy Ihe management. ehovml away hy Heer. McKeuwn waa circling behind nomie Ilia, which would exist at,*:' Jlcer, awaiting an opportunity to ird lei* nf. tha Soviet Union, |t thrusts, Achason com- grab the platoT, whan he was ehot. (UeettaeM r » s pass neat A flrat degree murder charge "muit tie mat." Ha did waa to be filed against Heer today. and fait for a Just world, a good iJioMto further. Miss Crafton has been detained world, a wnrld fit to live In for ..awhile a German govern• B , people, a world in which apokesman aald tha United aa a material wltneaa. Nylin II, R o n , assistant dean racial and religious bigotries are i.«nd tha west German Re• have agreed It la not daalct of man at Ohio State, promised an universally outlawed. "Th# United Nations need* g | this time to withdraw official report on circumstances of your faith and confidence and Allied troops from Gar- tho shooting. io u r active support. With lb the United Nations cannot fall. In phasmsn told a news congat aacratary Achason and moots with the throe three western high (hla dangerous age we dare not v Konrad Adenauer had commissioner* at Allied headquar- ‘,*t.t it fall." Dr. Bunch* said he spoke of that conclusion during tors In Paterabarg for a report rotations in a personal visit hart. th* Faria maotlnf, “ rather than aa a United nui ummroue .. tlonara ar* mastli , representative. ntly that tha Wahn, th* British ho: ft# problem* of race rale rithdraw oc­ Achaaon, who (ioni Is a^anra one In th*_Amortant Gar* broad pleturo of ■ H O IUf i "■ f lean Bouth," ha aald. "Thli Hla Is .. j »' »» noting yosterday, said „ o m. not merely a southern prat problem gtlon result* of tho l.._ .... , :**''.-l If, - i.iij ■ - ts t!'fr,< It la a national, Indeed, an tetarr In might become apparent of daft • >'♦.:« “onali problem. ■ 1 H Soviet a period of months. Thlo could, .in - ,• .- o .u .i.Ift , *. .. *,1rhat race relatlona era lm* Rob dloate that even if thor# waa '.V G ting in the South and alio* ba a slowdown or a halt In d|a> 11 M t r l i i c t l i c m t c h i k ; - ,.'!}» . irs cannot, bo doubted, but ‘" O * mantling of German Jaateftea, It i F I': •i .'i.-sr- rtf, G y *t|1l remain In a dangerous 5tMKS‘W)UipftS7ST!8 only frfteV| long tte■*(.i K '.tat* Oj '■JS 1 t# and aro a liability to tha l i P IM t * W M w >uth tad to tho nation." iiufc {V, tag' - • • I " " “ i.-ffO, v iV 'llf ‘ • k 1’ r Mjr; ) C Of C President f •A: : .11 r Supervisors Meet R And now, I piaee before you on behnlf of the government* of th* United Kingdom and tha United State* n resolution on 'aoaontlnl* of Meet.' I f tha Soviet Union la ready to perform theae essentials, then n five-power pact is not needed. If It is not, then I repeat, Mr. Chairman, the paet la a hol­ low proposal." Q U IB IN O E L B C T B D M A N ILA , Nov. 14—<A*k— Pre»l. dent Elpidio Qulrlno told a news conference tonight tho offlcal fount In last Tuesday'* election assured him of election. Th* official tally shows Qulrlno lending by nearly 800,000 vote* out uf the 4,000,000 c u t . V. S. B A S E S MOSCOW, Nov. 14-(ff>)—Th# Communist Party newspaper Pravds aald today tha United States has built or la preparing to build tut air bases on Spate or Spanish possessions. It said these bases are fully under American control. . . . . The paper printed S'm ap pur­ porting to show the location of ♦he bases. Jf said It had received tho tatormAlon from Mundo Obit.ro, Spanish Communist Party newspaper. 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VO LU M E X X X X U.S. Brands Soviet Danube *Rule Invalid • lim SANFORD, FLQR1DA| TUESDAY NOV. 15. l!Hi) toward world peace w«i . Iftwraolumna aolumna __________ t _ of _ ____ oUbendment thalr ftftl hr other canptrlM." Martin. , m !4 tlthMll* ilordgnd | ci> nf har own *»v cuinplere auh*»Vvlancr of her people, Imt added that whan thn Iliuilarf raters-"sort to Malm the subservience of the cltlMna of other countrle*. ‘be** piatantlon* tcee.teeea oe fa c e •**) * Concert I b Tljven By School Band At Rotary Luncheon A hand eoneart presented by the Seminole High School band under the direction of B. h. Hlaek wa* enjoysd Jbf »U w b iH of the Rothry Club following the first luncheon to ha h#Ut at tnslr •» new quarter* at the Yacht Club yesterday. The concert waa glv tn at the Band 8hall. Thome* - W. Jonee. Hold man ig ir ^ o r Chnia A Co.,* w si w#l* corned Into tha club ha ■ ..... member by H. H. Coleman who ■aid that it I* an honor and privilege to he. a ' mambcT of Rotary and wdnled oul *oma of tli* YeiponalblllMea which »uch iii«mh*r»hln entail* stressing par & tirulafly the ImporMMa of at w ttndaflca. Theliineatlng waa ptdaldad o m bv President flezjrfpi, Touhy. Visitor* were Intn A. W. Epps, Jr. aa Jr. of East Boatoi ward Rlehardion L_ Pa., Charla* Marian ' I f . .Lak*wood, N. J., H. H. Jeffrie* of Hot Springs, A rk., A. n . Qaade of DaLand and 0. J. Finlay of Orlando. “ IS and Rtvlpan Sousa. "Krolca Overture from BaBiovan'a aoralty bar. "in A Paralan tlabjr, • ’TatanutUonal p s.i.- Stcitsliom Tells Of T ru m an M;t\- Invoke J u v e n i l e Crim es T aft-I lari Icy Ac t ; C.mseil By Hooks Ship Strike Nears The annul' plated Me reviles-Ren* which carried Adolf llttler into Austria, mid Csechaxlovskia, and later on many of hi* »•*li*-i ex cursioiiM from Poland to I he Kngllah Channel, will tie on <ti*i>l.iy in Hunfurd at First Street and Park Avenue tomorrow und TInir-dny under the rimi imh ship of the local Post of Itie Veteran* of Puti-lgii War*, Conufr. C. W. Johnson announced today. The cur I* owned by Prominent Kiwanian Was Former Lieut. D i s t r i c t Governor William Brown Zachry, Sr., 78, well known rcikteni of Sanfurd lor many year* and former lieutenant dialricl govcinor of Kiwanis, died yolrrilay afternoon in the Ion I hospital following an illneu of two weak*. Born Nov. 6, .1871 in Conytrt. Ga. Mr. Zachry had lived hum. for. 10 yaara. Hi* rrude nee wa* H at 619 Magnolia Avenue. Until-hla retirement in 1944 ha wa* a dispatcher with tha Atlantic Com! (Jnc Railroad Ha wad a mrmhrr of tlw First Prtshyterian Churth. a past president of the Sanford Kiwani* Club and served bnr term a* lieutenant district governor. He I* survived by hi* widow and one daughter, Mrs. f'liarlc* ICmilrrsuu of Atlanta, Ga.; one *on, William B. Zachry, Jr. of l.nutaville, Ky; three granddaugh­ ter*, l.ynn and Gayle Raulursou and Judith Ann Zachry; one alatar Mr*. William Platt of Arcadia. Funeral earvlcea will be held at tha First Preabyterlan Church at iliOO P, M. tomorrow with Rav, A. 0. Mclnnl* and Dr. K. D. Rrowtileo officiating. Burlaa) will be mado In Evcrgraen Cemetery. Member* of tha Kiwanla Club will larva a* honorary pallbearer* and era requested to meet at tha ehur«h at 3:60 P. M. Aellvapallbanma will include W. C. Ti*on J. Bralley Odham, Dr. Leatar Philip*. Albert Fltta and Ernest Galloway and John Galloway. Civil Righto Favored By Secretary Tobin WASHINGTON, N«r. t t - W Secretary of Labor Tobin told a today thnt ‘ up” for p«a*M« »f a law fading Job dlrw crimination. f world,” ha "Tha paoplaa of tho America and •aid, Id, ”aro looklag to A morlcana for halp In building a SSS _____ where nil rae«*, color*, and creeds ran lita and work togathar harmoniously ahd conatruftivaly.” ToWn addr***ad tha eonvantion of Ow National Council of Nagro Woman. Praaldant Truman la achtdttled to nddrfaa tha group to­ night (obout 8:90, F.BT), Ha wa* •xpectod to mako It tha occasion for a now plaa for anaetmoitt of hi* Civil Rights program. mum* FT.U^ ;v'lifts a* naa nat yat baaa aahlavad. but I w i S P i 1” of Jaekaonrl to aa dent, and- tho m orraniaatloei joined I.0M attending Uw Ida Baptlat Convent In tho new Hip W a s h i n g f it v \ „ . i . t .limit Indvr Mmik-ls- StrlilllOIlt Chrinlopli.ir ti. .Iniuis, formerly of tin- Stole I n i . - i i t , who hunglil ht*1 inylil ir,|iir,|rtl lli.tl llir l lt>' ( — J uliii I I . hi * an,I Ho- I nlird il ftnm Ih. Swedish government where it win lotnue.l mull llic ( 11111IIIl**l"l« l i l r ,i. 1mil tn .m il the Mine Winker* lnd.it ....... St, 130,091) in iimiriii|jt fine* ilieir clone of the win. The Hen* ha* a whcslhn*,' IW m.-hr* uu overall penally f.n laillng i„ ,,l,ri a width of Ml'* inch**, un.l a net weliiht of T.litH* pouiul*. not Including v.llr nl -n , .lit,I .nun, bunk* wllllll court in tiei l o end a m i ,..i| iirmor plate oi L'.iHH) pound*. It I* on eight piiffiigor .-.invertIhlr ctliph.lMfr . i n nr .ni,i >rx strike. Melti ll.ipki ii *. General mid Iiii* u glinolinc cnpaclly of m-mly 67 itlilhm*. ll.r t .>iiiihii-inn look itiimrthalr raull-el lo lln- iininii. in.i.lr the .It llnll >li lb. in.ttlri l>\ ir.pintiUH psynieni to liarrt M Hull, ( i l l \llmnrv I Miinli.iliri tu rlerk of ilu* I S Mi-iriri i .mrl Hopkio* remarked Iliul llic fine , lir, k min ,.|,Ilium r , .idnplrtl I* “prut,.,1,1. ilu- luge.,-*i n e t .1gitIII I *.,(•- nl - l l . l , I'.ll.l.l .Ill,'111 III paid lii u defiinlaiil it, lln- l ed t o t a l l . i b l r - .Hill n l b r i I I n i ld a eral t-inirl* rrrlallilk the lilggesl r*ei paid b> a liil,„i union." . l l i r - i , ilb ll ir |in--ll>llllV ill Sait- W.B.Zac:hw 7,Sr., Gay Says Sales Tax May Not Be 6-Year Old Girl liipatcber Enough To Run State This Year Fou nd Murdered Train Dis; JACKSONVILLE. Nov. r» (/!’) Even *«lr» la* revenue may not By Sex P e r v e r t For A. C. L.f Dies he enough to run the St*tr gi.w-rnmrnt thi, lural year, Coinplinller C. Tomn llrtad rocoat Instance* In whlfh col lag** havo parmittad tha Market”—Kot- antry of Negro student*, and addad that thara also hava been gain* M A m w clitid Prctw Lroxed Wire City Is A sked To Lewis Warned Ban Lurid Comics To Make Peace By County Judge In Coal Dispute 0 a contribution a T W ' i r 1, Kuaila tld Adenauer Announces Big Three Agree To Go Easy On Germans HITLER’S CAR COMING TO SANFORD Yugoslavia A t t a c k s Kussia For Double Role Played On In­ ternational F r o n t WASHINGTON. Nov. |5— — Tlir United Stair* icrvcd notice on Ku**i* and five Soviet bloc italr* today that it contidria in­ valid their new commiuion to contiol iliipping on the Danube River. The commiuion wa* »rt up Nov. II at Galati, Romania. If replaced a conliol commiuion dating hack to 1921 on which five weitrin g, nation* weir icpreienled. An American note today laid that the new arrangement, coupled wilh the device of Soviet-con troll rd joint thipping companie* on thi liver. i» “clearly daeigned to en ablt the Soviet Union to mainlein a monopoly on Danubian com­ merce." Tile Soviet blue commiuion. it * we* charged, violate* the peace ® jreatie* *igned with Bulgaria. Hun­ gary and Romania and “ violate* the concept of International wa­ terway* which ha* been recognized in Europe for more than 130 ii yriri. Meanwhile at Lake Surer** Yugiifilnvla titanted at Russia tor appearing before the United Na­ tion* a* a champion of peace whttu - exerting "aggressive pressure" in * efforta to ou*t Premier Marshal Tito. Yugo*)av Delegate Mllovan DJIla* gave hla cnunlry'a view* to the General Assembly’* 60- nation political committee, lie devoted mint of hla long apeach to an at­ tack on Ruaata but ha a!*o aasailed the weatem pnwara • foi what ha called war propaganda. Canadian Delegate Paul Mar- r Hi nurlh xml r n illil, pcttlj r lo.nl • •■mill p.iflion* through Mrdnrtdni, I til|«* rooter III * • * •nil portion l<nii»ht. Light vail* » l i l » m i i u N , ii i i i >i |) northerly1 t*" «lu> mu! Wcdnoday. ifc _____ _____ **K "W sit MIAMI, Nov. Ui—(/TI— T h e biggest batch of road and bridge contracts In the history of the » r e s TRU M AN TO W ASHINGTON; “•.USSS President Truman an n i t l llM l ir e . I i/l*) W ASH IN G I ON \,,k Jnlm I I ru n „ liiilsk it,lb a <ntii.il llll,, ll,in, In win a qim k , n.il | l ai r fail \Y)"lr I lmi-e iiilinii I hr Mriliallnll S ri klie -.lid Lrkil, l- briuu giken J4 1" 4H IlHUI- In grl -nlnrlluilg -lliltlig In waul a i".il iiuiii.it l Ii 11ii|>1m->I that tlirlr l,,"d,l hr .1, llnll hv Plrtiilriil kioiiMii tin- week d Missinj* Since Yoster<!;iy, G irl’s B o d y Pound lu Trrish Box • i --J 1 K A N K I I K I i tciiiMiiv* Ndv. 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N'mv 16 1,1*1 I lu- Ei-,I, m i I n-pmil tq-iiranCk• i'i,i nl inn 1 1 Ml* i . iiiiiii „ut Ink lignin -1 int-'ilig III,- Jb.UOO i'lim it, ot in n i.nice ii provide" 1 any nl"-'' bank ii,-i'<mnt ' l licrn u.iu 1.1 lir uu hrn, fit tn ■ gain,>il'‘ ftmm tb, •'tiiildimint >1 ge tier nl ,-i uni'tiiic and finnn■il "tut,Iiii ■ 1 1H i’ < bail in 10 1«pie T II 1 1 I l"td a Sn i.itv1"ii if rr-i Inin, ilium 11 , r ■1 inly a’ em-i'i min ni intiiiv,- ir d ereii piihcle* 11n 1' iti|i Mu l u l l l l a i I Ii* v In " ,, "flit Hurl HUUiniNi i/,',| hi v n n n - it x I I $n*11 1 ini*■•mI i 'I i *i I lull uttuhl 1 ml '" i und iii'inn i uu-. 'k- ih.- (6.In it i'll mill* s I I'Wi umiM 11*i «*■■ .‘n im ixlnm i". iln n in-lit.t, d i.i ke p his nun* rs at w h i Iv "tin I ,n I ii n>-,-. ,k>- <b lint f.lvt-'ir Forty-seven iiinnber* «f tinlln * nl f lt*i nl *•11hi li i' '*1 4411 I ' m i lUii-iidiiig flu* ,|. pu*il in*ur:incu Sanfurd Tourist (Hull met la*l iilMlI ('11111111111) 111f m || i|| ||t»< I » In prm id,- lu ll iiiMirancki for night to form commit lees tu carry Hroll I i I'OMf1!, !l- flu- , tl*HX* 'kilt HIM-" III mil Gieir prngrum of tuurlvt in" A •l«,l'l» i" ll Dll tv lllll !'• site M in npliiinii. u l,"tiin tin lli nut tlvities. The cluli, riuiiiirl*iiig tin- I In* I'tifil nit mit it in Im*' hut hri » "Hi tin (i,|i tin’ • former ttiemhership of tin- Nail math '•lit- urpunx-ni Im lu ll |n*urford Sluifflehoiird (Tut. und the “ ro ll 'lilrndtim | h now (ii iiti* ........ fur -ill d, im tu .i lu Tourist Club, now imintici-i nlmul f i* i v 4*ii lu tiffi'i uik Itiu is u tit I Mu n,-nlKilled u ■* Him Ilu- i n iC a,-. :i.’i bit-ill ii>*iilents mu I l)! lourl*t*, *'tiiil imliintty a hmi rim liny lnuin *mill* ha* bn,ni "pi ii.'i'ting .ill und in growing rapidly, nirordlug i -Hi ll ii-tt wjis ft*l n|i im Mi» s(s ■i'll,, Minin im f u ll' in ,i i anging in .lullit Henkarlk, preslilvut. MN )‘94» SIM ■u tnt'tgir - nf ii.m nii'd bank* Edw aril' Higgins, mmingrr uf 'lib h iu iiii I min *" tb .ii uperqlb.' Neinlutile County Chamber at i n« are cuntiiiued witbii.it any Coin mere*, welcomed tin- grimii bpuHlI ||i""ti*. Hr stated that repair work I* in I l l J ir g llt in -n t b e in e iil m iie d apingroN* lit three shuffli-hooi d • iln*l greater in iiiiin.-n fund ,-ourts in Furt Mellnn Pink und built lip by t l l i r In cover Mr* Ilorleu-k’ We It-, dtri'Clm iliul wliuii tills wink is completed " le n tla l I **e*t |* adequats to ••f O ' H l e t N o ' J n f I h r . ......... In III i-oiirtn will bo available for -ilnvidll full i 11* 111 .Ilu-e protecplaying. New equipment has been F.'dt'iolinn nl ltu*tne«* ., 11.1 I'm turn." l,'*<i"nnl Wnineli'- CTtilt*, m il ml purchased by the City, including I’ln- ninviinent dm iipiung tli* di e*- I lie lornl H I'IV C tnincbl ut UHiiritinte til sets of cuea. lim it •<, <|0.«)00, If 7'.'I0 ,. I",'k at Itm M iiyfiin Inn A cnmiuittfe was appointed In **"• In linin' In * been -trim cvft ,m tb,nih ji'i't, "W lint Lie* niiiiiugo shufflehuard tournament-nmmg "tnnlli-r bank", wlilln tiig■er t.nnk* have f-iyori-d leaving '■ini include* Toni Vernon, Carl Ahead" M r*, N olly M e n , W illiiiiu * , pre).,- 16,(100 tup ii b>ii r* Imt cut Elsenhower, C. L. Madden, lluhetl •itlen i nl llic c lu b , -'111,1 lu ,In y 11int Hawthorne and L. C, Hug be*, ‘ '•'it F D IG 's pn-st ut insurance M r*. M’ i 'II* i* w id e ly k tiiiw u dinige In linlf, Tbe ,-barge l< cuniiuittoo was Instrucled to tliro tig b iin l F ln t lilu fut Inn n e iiv nt-w nllii-tWelftli nf utle par esnt Gils morning with City Mnnuger f ilepiixite. C, F. McKlhliln to discuss any Im- itie * m l.'g U In llv e u f f u i r i , In i. luovcmentN that may be made at in o sl I'lin v ln eitig xp e n k e r m id In, ii ip b 'iid u l gru.-p u f S t u le und nit M ARI AN k i l l i n g tlir courts. HAR L AN, Kv , M„v l5 - |A k) Another group formed last im n a l m u tt e r " .” T b e iu lk m il )„■ A enfe nperntor tt In,",- tilme night night was a house commit- licu rd „ vet S liilln n W T IH I at H nil a* ilrtiwn Into tin 'la yin g of leo to welcome visitors and plan l> M Hntlnii (•onniv'. G im an,| only cnlertalninsnts. This Inclmlcs Mrs. N EG RO ON J I 'K Y tmhen chief wit" nlmt to dentil W. K. Smith, Mrs. A. C. Starke. HA It A.SOT A, Nov. I ft—1/1*1— A I'cre bul uiglit front a slow* Mrs. W. R. Tench, K. A. Estorly lory ttliii-b Inclm lril the firxt mnyillg tiiitomnhllu. and Mr*. F . L . Cawley. Ford Nlzeliiure, 1(9, one of iw t Mr*. Flusslu Webb Invited mem negro to -it oil u Naru-mlu cuiintv her* to uttcml tha two lumr pro­ ■ape erne took one hour lout night m ii iirrextotl In conuectiiin with gram of g aip il singing to he tn convict u white man uf rupiuu tin- Easter Sunday "laying of itttliroxe Motcnlfp, whose Job given by the LeKevre trio of Sts- a partly paralyzed w hile woman. The Jury recommended mercy couldn't bo filled, wa* leaving lion W G IT uf (xtlantB, G»„ Sat­ > Harlan theater with a girl urday night at 9:00 o'clock at for Janiex Melvin Dent, 40, tlma ■ Hemimdo High School auditorium. allowing Iiim n "entence of from •rleml when ht was kill,id. Following the business iwsnIou one yeur t.> life inxtead of the members enjoyed a social hour electric chair, circuit Judgn W. T. Uarrlfun did nut announce when and games. he would lenience Dent, lA C K H O N V lL IF Nov. 16—</f) The negro Juryman wa* Henry U R E R K B LR C T IO N S Temneratura table: ATH EN A , G rttct, Nov. 16— Newton, u laborer. STA TIO N HIGH LOW . Atlanta (A l— Spokesman for major par­ U7 89 MONTE COMING ties In tha coalition governmsnt flismark 46 89 LONDON, Nov. 16— (/P)— Field Roitnn said today thsv hava agreed Uiat Kfl 41 sailing Thicago Greek general ateationa should Marahal Montgomery is 49 89 for the United State* tomorrow to Denver be held next spring. (14 148 talk defenae with Ju*t about Fresno A final daslslon w ill ‘be taken 44 HR Kansas City end a data sat aftar tha rsturn everybody ha meet*. 69 The Supreme Commander of the expected within a waah, of PoptiNsw York «1 (B ru n ala alli­ Seattle Ual Party laadar Constantin Western Union ance) nations will leaya on the ____ and tha^Llhw ai Party TsaldaHa Washington 89 48 * Queen Elisabeth, accompanied Jacksonville HA 94 only by hie military assistant, 88 71 Col. G. 8, Colo. (omniitlousNimu'd Judith Coplon Is Florida Doctors Pictured As (flood Urge Defeat Of Federal Employee Senahir Pepper NEW YORK, Nov. iS— fAp)— ■luiiith Coplon, convicted nf spy­ ing for Kuaila, waa pictured In f-deral court today a* a con­ scientious government worktr who “dug out varluua subversive or­ ganizations" for tho U. R. Attor­ ney General's off lea. Her lawyer, Archibald Palmer, gave this picture at a hearing preliminary to the spy conspiracy trial of the former, government girl and her ex-friend Vaicnlln Guhilrhrv, auspendad Russian amplnye uf the United Nation*. FB I Agent Robert R. Gran­ ville, on the wltnesi stand, agreed with Palmer that Mis* Coplon had received promotion* In thf De­ partment of Justice and that her work had bean praised by her superior*. "Did you know." the lawyer asked, "that she dug out various subversive organiiatl Ilona pul on Tom Clark'* ll*tt" "I did not,1' Granville replied The reference waa to fornu 'ortner Attorney General. Tom C.ClClark, ...... ________ re me Court Justice. n o w ------------------a Riup "Did you ever find that this girl had ev*r been a Communletf” Palmer aeked. "Not that I ran m a ll,” the F B I man said. . Granville com: men who arrested Inr, 88-year-old Inn tin: lubltchev after a el Out i#r pursuit in New ger Mar. 4. ,(.J. <|il in m Mi.ii Jlltlgr s'lrn*lli'lii Inlil llir millMil—lull. I ill'll II. .tllllhlllri! two irirn l i .nr* id ilrlni.piri.l uuilol* lirir ilni'i ill In ll.r ir.idlllg nl llll- tlpr nl -n , illr.l , mill! Il Iri.ilinr Tin< I'liilllii-ionii, said I 'It y l.os ANt'.l i l.s, N„r r, Mfiniig. i i hffi.i.1 M.’Kil bln. until Kids will In- ii keil on S«l,r»IHMK)0 I lei lie.i.l , t in he. I hv .in .n r , nl i/ril . "Uipb-tlin- nf I),,- -111.’ for worth of work to cover :UH) iillle* of road* and l'.Mmi feet of bridge* MX Veal old I m ill I.>v. r ('.liirn ll *7.61111 ,.f in,, fm inm -huflchnuid in :ti of the Niuti-'s 07 counties. w.»» li.iunl .l.iiii I... I., x a few Mo. k' ,‘nin I •il.- al I'utin.-lli, A im nr and ('lini*limit Alfred McKethan said liolll hei I,mu. Colne In,>idc.Kl ttriiii.it -tfirrl I., llir Till if I till t'n nf i, Inrli .li'*s«' . l a l , , *ll !• lo- L f W I i line- Uni tile Ifi project* will he broken O il" lal- -rrineii In iir lir ie Mi down into :tn separate contract*. a pn kup m .In foi ., ti' -yrar-old «‘>lI l.'l'lt •rillnl Ivr, f,.| r i.rlin ll nf They Include every section of mail. I hr Hid li.ul been nii.titig il 1,111,,i -latinil. I rUlll.tlt k-nulkl llim k r llir la ll \,<„.|i nil* d u fi'iret on llir lrIhv state from Monroe to HanU fmni I lie li.ilur ol l.r i p .lirllt' lla ille y A it .illliuuvl, llir 1 'irii Kosa county. One project rail* Tor lolrt and I dli., ii (ilu ro it, tun r yet qilCM nl till- /m illlg II,ml it to '-bung,' llir Irx i of tlir /.tilling Or- dent d u llk ri lli.il i.m laying I0.7MI yard* of aldewalk* * ilinuiii-M in pcriutl nunr li'nleiii'y U*c ol ............. Li, i-liiuling on Kiorlda (Male University aiw tetdav allriuo oii, Florida A. A M. College campusM O lt n r i, idenlifird.the man tfian m deiermltmtlon of the inlntiiium bis*id ,M,Midi I .,il lla it lr y , .it wafirst flnnr men reipiitemenls for " S S l',ti* w T DepaHtiwnt. at a Titiight " , • »»'««■ 'iu<** homes. A •pee lal inerting with done in the Grid diiputc. I m i hern mei-llny yesterday In Furt I an- 1 Imnrd .oily but April ill a i hird member* of the Adjustment Hoard M jiindrird lint dial ulr.t appealed will be lu'hl *11110 tn roludlli'l Hit". In hair bill,- illjipnil derditie, called for a major revi uiolr*ialinii rate, hut iclm m l Mi. Mi'KlliInu dri'lnted till* in,lin­ • Ion of pUus fur a bridge acm*s l i t . While I n i li r r k u rnllk w., I hr thiihby bo.lv win finin' t hv ing. Tumpu Huy between Pinellas un.l 1If I f llll liet| |,l lll'fl .1 III*M N.ink A lease tu Florida Fmilibit— t ■ > tilli.l*. when .t inwlit I oiih sr.tt. I. Miiniiti-.- cnunlivs. M, Ki llian said the eflginrerinc Ih iiiii , ulr d e t c liv r i wlui riilrn-.l WII* Ullll'llilril In put llir i r |>"H roll \ hk 1 Ihr r x p ll. lt uni ti.ilr nl - •bit il v nil ,'i.iiiiiniiv iiininli'in.ii.r Il ti' r i lilr irt ) by I n n ' 1.191 r r k firm of I'nrson*. Brlekcrhofl, hv uriwl.bi.i* .nid i .H iic m hiilrtl >>f llir A mid It building al lln Hull no,I McDonald of New York I m i m l ,1 “i j - t l IV ti llltr will lake nvet the Job of h»»I * lamtnrd into .1 box , i.v r in l m il. Mnuirlpnl A n p u it now o*rd a (H ill I l u l l ll lll tb k Mi lit! Hi, shop llll,I lirailqillll lei * In. lb. lug. lie suid additional ami,nine. .Ilblnih, drl.lia m il i>hl lin»r» Il •nun I'* "ild in l,-l Hi. Ii 1 1 . »• Ih Hunts about llte redesigning amt M.lt III llir Im , k v .llll ,.l .1 III.—lr -1 ,'iiiipm iy, noil •rilin g irn tal atI pjtif iiii ' ih in .»K ji ’••III I trttHtn fL’6<) a uiunlli for llir bnlan.r poiatble reconsideration of tin II I(i>ti h i l l i l l i ^ J| lii*M fnki- Im M llir five yrni Irion- wliirli rli.l m presently proposed route muv l>- iKtrlhlli' in-.ii hri own Inonr tlll\ *. " Il i- i.iiln'llcviibl.-," -o-ri'i, lin'd O.-ti.hrr, 196". miiile in the near future. ..I I Win Im h it! Ilu* - Ir if f nf in l-'M.lug of II quit claim drrd 1" McKilliiin suiil In a elntrmcui l|,*r ninHo'1 , I,i|il of Ihc ill*r'.v , i v ii limlnupit •**•«#> ***** | 'tin i' irich w rlfjip ‘ anil loft^mi hin,t linini'dinti-lv out- ,<f ................. > Hint tin- action was "found lie* ji*( itii(HU (I I Ml 11*111141ttI'l I t tiroI in In essnrv and desirable In the puldn inti'iislvt- iiifiu bunt* in ihc ,-iiv’ III I II fit I a Ik II lit i Hi hut llll till* l| M nil id* I hi v wn- begun im tho (i.'i'd interest." hunt HjMllh IAll slllVt't\ 11111 U'lii'i* I I ihi • at| vist i stitif ll wu* in lluil vicinity t tut• lb, »he i|U4*stiiin iif a iM'i trif tinai it inurilci* of Nttin Mm Hu nod I.. . M Gay told delegate* to llie ,t.ite ihauihn ol iiimmeiee lolivrntion today. Il i* loo eaily to Irll Ion. mu* Ii lhe new tax will ptiivnlr. t'.av *ald in a apeerli prepared for delivery at thl* morning'* i-onventlmi ^e*- Slole Ill'll.I lie purl lilellt will tie •Ion. i.- .e iv e d here to d ay. Hut If advatii'e extimate* of fUMmO.DIKI lire light, lie roll!lull­ ed, the Htati- will have to .lip Into It* general fllllil for $7,IKMi,ll<io to kveli opernlitig tbroogli .lone, tuno, "And till* I* limed on mnitniiiilion of tho Id pel frill lio.lgel reduction now In effrel," Guy •aid. If this happen*, he added, the Btate probably will not hnve a safe working balance. It will bo alniiit $7,lKMi,0nn on July 1, whan it should be..61 least (tOjHKl.Oiw at that, time of year—usually n alack purlml ln lag collect Inti*. Although sale* tax revenue I* i'*peeti>d to add |4I>,tIOtl.OlIU to the Htuie Income, nliout fltl,l!GO,l)(lO of tlo. I* offiat by 1940 luw« giving fiifun-t tux mon*y to ritie* und gn-olliu- tHX money to eolintlee, tiny mi ill. \iiolliet factor to he considered, I,.- I..I.I the trade body, I* that the liew Mile* lux didn't aturt until Nuvrinher, four niolilhs otter the slurl of the state's fiscal year. I,m l D isniam linn Of Ger.uutn P lants Slow ed; Mt-ir It. ini Fleet M ay A II B e k V b n U t ST. P E T E R S B U R G . Nnv. tr. ( ^ — Defeat of Senator Claud. I'tppcr bus bn-n set a* the tut most pullticul goal of Florid* doctor*. Dr. Frank Slaughter of .link Miuvllle, chairman of the piibbrelations committee of the Fb.i lib. Medical Association, told » ........ Imre hist nighti "DucGnr* must u*e their n ’ lHiti-nllal Influence to atop H> prugiess nf Hociallim in ib>iountry, and Ih* Immediate t«-1 of Florida ihictorn In parltrolai Is to unseat Senator Claude Pep per.” Pepper, senior Florida *enat>n lr up for reflection next year Dr. Slaughter said Proper wi. among the Administration *•••■' ers In trying to set lip socbillrcd medicine In tha United State* Socialized medicine Is "only a Mnuku screen to hide the r.-iil purpose of the Washington HocllaUt-planner a and pollliiullv minded labor leader* who tinv,* Joined forces to further their own aim*”, ho continued. The real purpose I* to creato a “socialist Welforo Htabi 'i V which a small political group can control a country for all tinv-’ . the author-physician said. Dr, Slaughter, a former prac­ tising surgeon, la a popular m>ve11*1 and author of several medical works, Ha spoke at an open meet log sponsored by the Plnellu* County Medical Society AiixllUrv. •i»ti‘r Mni' ucciirri'd in I1H!I n i use Hint b-nil I.. Hie t onv i.'l ion >>l -Voii I'. Niiui,'. n ttltrltlxvitli-ltiMMii Tin- vs-,- was I lie ntv'* i.mu,I t'liild iiiurili-r since ivhcn ris vein "bl Hot-hi'lbbilcr, ilflllglilt-i of blllt-lo-i Gllisknler. was kidunped ill Iter tuiilv wii* fniiml mini- nn-t I'tti). t.lu* Ain |du\ *b» • » year Inter lu llic hill*, mid nlitiiniKh score* of Iicisunit have bfi'ii questioned mid nm mm I bring held, no fnruuil clinrge* hnve ever liet-n filed. A first grndr sludunl til fri'N .lit llelgbln scllliol, I .inil t ivns I .*1 seen iilnuit 11:46 I' M vi ii-rday, M i* Glucuft told police. "I got tier dinner ri-ndy ntui . .lied for lier a 6 P. M I got no answer, «n I went out unit n kei| the *ifher rliihlreii in Ihc i cighborliood, tint nobody bud cell her." Police said n slx-funl high iciice bordering mi no nlley i ni tho rein of tin- home wli--r ill' body was finirul. Offlccra tbcoriseil It might hnvc been 'n*sed over tile fence mu! inti He pile of boxes where II wo* discovered. Of the mmi police are seeking, Mrs, Olucnft told police: " lie had played with her, Imt to- was so sweet mid kind In her He liked to give her candy " I'lnda. four feel, two Iiii-Iim mil and weighing 66 pounds, was •till wearing the blue plnhl dress, red shoes and yellow sock* in which she 'llsnppenri'd. Pullca said a later esninlimtion would tie required hi deter­ mine If she had been molested Mw, Roumillat’s 2 W hite Men Held In Negro** Death Uncle Dies In Tampa W A L H A L L A , R, C„ Nov. 16(4*1—Twu young white men wore err**ted near Charleston to.lsv Key West, Fla., on charges of slaying an elderly three week* itay. Presidential Preea Saeretary negro farmer near here Satur­ day night. Charles G. Roes nave out thi* Ppllca In tha aaialdo city, sou word officially today, confirming miles from hern, identified the that prisoners aa Lnroy Parker, 22 of Walhalla and Jamea D. Lawlay county. , W, D. (Uncle Blit I Crabtree died at hi* home In Tampa on F r i­ day morning. Ha is an unrlH of Mr*. F. E . RoumlUat of this city, Mr. and Mr*. Crabrteo have visit­ ed frequently in Sanford for many vean aa tlw guest* of Mr. anil Mr*. RoumlUat and had many frlenda hart. rnay reicbr They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary annlvi here In FebThosa from Sanford nl servlet* In y morning wsrc rfS L ’ liv Tourist dub To Plan Program Mrs. IlorltTise Wells I'tt A ddress Women - T H F W F A T H FF uSSutw jjajfS ■ V lllV .* * . S i-’i i ■M ------- ? r" .• ,* | ♦*7| iij -V : 'W'.i.V 1 .•.is<>ii|)( - ............. — C — 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, November 14, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 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>, November 14, 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/f2cda08dd21f18616b5dd32b9a60e6df.pdf a4b3c593b6bfe2a37524468fd51381ce PDF Text Text % * ‘ *’ » *V• • “ " t h e b a t w h ip Lewis Rebuff T T ■ - ■ •. • ,vV- •1 •' > n w A t R jw g j» P W g ig A _ _ y x " " . . , , ' f P ' v -w • ■ ; f .■* *ry M ------------- — School Health I. * . # Orem e * * . D u . --------- ---- V m H H »■ *» to tho White H o u a r t h a t Lew i* the echoole must play fair with hed rooly turned down a bid to a these rdtppujnlty agencies In co­ nonce conference. operative planning and mutual C h in * called fo r hla car and confidence In oprrntlnn for the epi .l to tho W hite Houa# htmeelf welfare of the totel citiunshlp. In make the report. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Thomas l>. Halley told tt'u.hcnii ,or the White House, he Indicated to re- I'T A inr in hi m learning cannot be |H>rU'.r» that he waa ready to waeh cnloreod— learning presupposes a hie hands of Lew i*, leaving the desire to learn. rn*!,situation nn tho W h ile H nuie " I f ever there weir a partner­ doorntffi. McomvhHr s„f t eoa1 production ship with a unified purpose that cllnthcd slowly toward normal to- should never tie dissolved, It is tha rtny as bituminous union miner* one between the home sad the returned to the pit* ea*t of tho school," hr said. W inners In the Florida ParentM ississippi for the flrnt time since Scot. It). Teacher poster runlest were an­ M a rt y western Pennsylvania nounced ns i first, Atlnntir-Ncpmlm-rs, where some BB.000 work luno PTA, Atlantic Iteach; second, In commercial and steel company M ilitary Trail PTA. West Palm owm ,1 operations, waited for local Unaehj and third, Mount Vernon union uii'olings hoforo picking . k ln g i up P T A , HI. Petersburg. nicks ami shovel* again. They lilrka President Paul A. Wagner of have Imen Idle almost all eight * ‘ week*. Itnlllns College told delegates last Operator sources, who refused to night teachers must make use of hr Identified, spoke of the d igge r’s tho modern media of nluratlon or dissatisfaction with the strike and allow their children to W taught h. lr eagerness to get back on by those who will make use of the payroll*. them. "Mure the m iner* are back at He listed these media as radio, work, I think they'll stay there," the motion picture and television. declared one veteran mine owner. Teachers now have competition Home miners returned to work for the attention of their pupils, at t P. M „ yesterday but the hulk ho said, are exi>cctcd back today. Vice They must compete with the Pieshlent H a rry fiuter of the publishers nf comle hooks, the pro­ Western Pennsylvania Coal Opera­ ducers of movies amt radio pro­ tor* ■ wtlmatnd 80 per cent of nor­ grams, who arn interested only In mal w niklng forces will answer 'oiling their protlurls-not In the starling whistles by the time the effeet their methods may have on late afli rnoon shlfta start. the younger generation, he said. Most mines war# reporter to la­ A knowledge of facts as such Is in good shape and ready to resume far less Important than an under­ production. Others gave the first standing, W agner declared. And to men reporting hack tha Job of fnnlcfi worth i|fitterMito* I, they muni pi ('paring tho pit* for normal Ui made alive, he said. operations. In between direct experience President George H. Love of and reading a text U the second Pitlnhurgli Consolidation C o a l liesl way to teach--by means of Company, tho w orld's largest com­ recreation, the Rollins president mercial firm, saldt " W r e glad that M r.Lew ls fin* said. For thla process the motion ally realises, after eight weeks of picture, raldo, recordings and tele­ strike. Hint the rust nf coal ra n ’t vision *ro essential. O nly Vi percent of nor student ho raised." Hi* referred to operator con­ tear hers are hying instructed in tention* that tho price of coal the Use of ituch aids to education would have to bo raised If the In- and only five percent of Ihe no­ iluslry m auled (.owls' demands tion s schools today have projec­ fur higher pay and for greater tors, he said, "N ever W o r e has a nation den.ieiator payments into the United ........... it Un Mine Workers Welfare and pen­ pended to slm fykn extent for Its NlirvIVn] oil the attitude** developed sion fund. Aland half of Alahatna's IH.tHH) through cihiriitlon of Its children,” union coal nilimrs were exported W agner sold. "A n d teachers raniinrlf at work before the •lai nay Is not he expected to educate the over. Home small mine* wee oner younger generation properly fr„ atiug last night. The same sllna the complex world it must enter iinti prevailed in West Virginia unless thpy have these tools." where llli.tMIlt IJM W miners ure A. L. jtowrlVf Miami was named ■ •halrma/t nf'.d.he Congress' Life ... Fnlrimmt, W. Vu.. uffleials M em UrshJn fj|iib,.gnatenluy. Mrs nf the Mnitlmore and Ohio Itnll, n VtiiWn F.WIfipi'Of ♦ Or tundra wn* toniI esiiniated that ahqut I.UHI Hc'rriftiiry, cars would he loudcil at mines In that idea today. Operations ere re­ turning tu norinnl there mum qitleklv that after ally other eoitl M X a t lM M fh*m i s * , nasi elrlke In Ihe memory of veteran imta group* and watch "that re to ntmut U.Uftn cars each day. glmia life develops according to t be pnrvtatMis td the rmistttulfmi." ,i. Htipefvlxt the publishing of |he governn*ent-#liunsored Heualla alts, -t-__ . ito/ficlal i i r t s t i H M Pt»w rage m a t gasette fnr the clergy and Ihe puliof tninmilmcnli to llte ilatc Iroipi* I taking nf lilt H'llghnis infninulloij Ini can he m l o p fd h ifd ik y Itying news atfd tnlMicaflnnS. Thr*te tintfornmny1 were carried out by lint In cute patient* with *hmt, (tin. mlnlatry of Informal Inn. intensive iieslnient In the local ■I. "HupervlHu the nrrangament units. viOhfMttfi4IrRRoMN, npnrnve Im No Immediate nrtlmi ivns taken son plana, and text Itimks, aupnrvlsn nfhfniftdrig of religion in all Oil till* lilllll. It cii (is fm ccillfvlng fcdentl was done by the m inistry of funds to match a 11160,0110 stall* irliiiids, 4. Hupp rvlsn .the jestorntlnu unit niinroprinllun to Imild ami equip fl in'd psychiatric treatment unit ninlntepaqsr of,, monasteries and nt the Cimtlalmiieliri* Htntr Hospi­ nil «tqr,r. |i|ljgl|»ti* s|tea. 6. Assjjtm* tjip duties of the min­ tal. That In the only slain money istry of inforinnllon regartllng the now Nvailnhle for nintchlng federal clerical press and publication. This fuml:i In mental henlllt hospital means that the new office will publish nr censor all papers and chiist ruction. In addition, ilic plan would tier- m agaiines mi religious affairs. The riatholle Church preaa has mil um nf fc ilm l money to help bullil pnyrhielrlc unlfs ul them1 been hanneil for some time, Its I ocmI Inmpllnln If tin* Ior*l opera* printing e^qlnmarit, confiscated, tom nek fin it anti nitre. (o put and thfl rlreillntloii of paatornl letter* 'firrth Ihl ted. up their share of the fund*. The only rt'cngulxed church pub.Inr.h.Non Memorial Hospital at Minmt ton lied*! Tampa Munlel- llrattnna are the ufflelal gaiettu poI I Instil In) Ml lied*, Mound I ’ark fnr the clergy and the "Catholic Hrmpltnl nt HI. Petersburg 61), Or- N e w *" ftli layrhi'fi, Noth hath herb detittuticed l.y ati|(fl-i.Memorial at Orlando 60| Morntll Memorial at al.koland (10, the Roman Cathnllc hierarchy. A t th* came lime the official Alarluia Hospital at Gainesville HO, an undeaiKnated W ait Palm news agency reported that It was Heat'll lumpliid rto llrnwnnl Oeneral recalvlng many "thank y o u " nntes Jin.pile I nt Fort |.auderda|e do, from priests for the passage of Tallnhaaaee Memorial Iloapltnl HO. the new rhurch control laws, It *aid many such letters also Ila llfa * District llnanllal at Oav* tuna each ill! and an undnslgiiatcd on the recenty action nf the g»vment laadera congratulating them Penniuriila hospital ,10. Duval enmity ha* the only aueh were being received by govern u n it,In the stain at praient. It has b**n In operation about a year, many private Imprisoned during •nd |Carter aald ha expert* the the churrh atale atruggtoIt eald that one p rin t, Vicar flrnt report to show othora like It Vaclav Klabniich.puhlU* Wlll tm ttreal benefit. for free!nit him. The aj 'ncy aald the goviirnmenl from ho repented hla "antl*al tlaa which tha hlrarchy had forced (i'enilBaea r ram p i * . O H ) onf—him." ,. . Ipr to carry nut that platform. T vkar, the agency aaUMold This A ' discussion about the B ig hla prlaau'tn prleita tc follow’ihe new 'law * , Three foreign minister#' meeting hla* nation, ■i. In h t t k brought out a queetlon and to work jtf. whether thla country la getting W; anywhere In IU dealing* with Rue* question ihould Im put to the > ala M id If there li a chance of managemente and the worker#. A query whether ha had any r '■ bettering relatione. U> M r ? ' Trum an replied ha hopee, plana fo r keeping the mlnea open !)*:.aa h*>alwaye duel, that thing* are in event the itrlka la returned [ m o v in g In that direction. What after Nov. Jto brought Ihe reply 2;:'; Shout tha medium for Improving that ha wJIlietoa* that b rid le when he comaa-to li.' , 1 ..... ........... ......... l Although the tractor haa become aa tmpnrtsat Itam on the farm, draft boraaa continue to bn bran Chln1 Prague- Churches Mental Hottpltaln m Truman Conference ....................j t r r A l l o v e r I h e w o r l d t o d a y t h e r e are p e o p la U a c h b i g b k le m a a a a n d h a te . Here in America we have learned to live together hi friendship. For ua here at A 4 P , it haa baan a wondarful and thrillini ax* perience to get from those with wham we compete day after day auch astounding evidence of jrfriendship and respect.. The things that have happen*! since the antitrust lawyers from Washington brought suit to destroy AAP have amased ua. While we sincerely believed that we had earned the friendship of million* of consumers for whom we have provided batter food at lower prices, and the friendship of milUone o f farm families for whom we have provided a batter market for their produce, we were not prepared for the avalanche of offers o f support B u t m o s t o f a ll, w a h a v e t o c o n f e s s th a t w a h a d iin d a r a s lli n a f e d ' t Jag kV. ■ o Can anyone believe that these competitors would rush to our deform if, os the antitrust lawyers allege, we had baan trying to put them out of business? Wa and they have fought hard for business. Thar# are nearly 380,000 individual grocers competing with us. They have a larger share o f tha nation's grocery business today than they had ten years ago or twenty years ago. Many o f them do as good a Job as wa do, and they make It plenty tough for us. . Now, day altar day, that# same competitors era letting us know diet they are in our comer. A ll w s can soy is, thank you from die bottom of our hearts. fsn,l Am erica A W onderful Country! * D o n 't lt'„ Pnm H m r' W ho * T®NPITIT0R’J OPINION h o lle re d , U n c le ? S PotHk Taa Ca. ’’ ^ fo r rn IJf#* ’i-S'iV .; I VI* i'l- .K a 'y - i Ore 1 tlT '- Wlin went* him l« tu»*k ii|* A M ’? C O U L D IT BE IN D E P E N D E N T G R O C E R S ? Dnein't «*•'» Hkalr. '»> p.n,l.r« .tnrekrep*., almwl tflp W JJ 10.W th#y •!><! M -m-l-r *•/, hllllnn t!o tar* ^ |n.Ml tni.li.ess. 1"'« V « r (he i„,tem«ul.r.t .lm *k W W * harotle't n v « lit l.llttm, •killers wrtrtli ot Inod, (bo |y?; ije k r.';s«rw W H O L E S A L E G R O C E R S ? Il.nlly. Por m*mr al them — illrertly « Imllrerlly en,.*.d In in, mme (mm nt vnluntsty »f mnyerattv# chelq.to melili ill.in ecntinmles. m,„„y • store m«n.Ker alone a-ts |i.ht nnw. Amt the I r e n .... a.... I » V*-r. •*■> h.V. Wen lierpr to *nt win*! a tloik gels today. P R O D U C E R S ? Well, lake termers. Certainly pert ot ik.tr pinspailtv ">"*• I " IV lm y It,.i t,t* •I,.Ins rre.le lor them. H i. hi* rhilns huy entire |.atk nt many ■ « » "• » *■ T . T Y ' I .,.,k lli. t.miers’ rtot.t. Wliat wnnkl Die l.tmar do Willi Ills ktal'lv peilshatde rroti If Ika Ire.l rhaln* w*r* .llmloat.il .1 Ills volume buyer,? C O M P E T IN G C H A IN S , M A Y B E ? No. every <It.In In Ik. gior-rv l.u.ln#ss I...1 mol. M t**l# *l year than Ik. ye.r Win!.. On# ch.il! tha! » • kn«W» (« Int .Will Inrre.wd Its tw d biwlfl*** 3 1 % > *" ■ ml Is o|i l<l% In ike flrst elxhi months nl thla yeat. T H E N IT C E R T A IN L Y M U S T BE T H E P l O P t l l Like (un. It the people hated fond rhaln they have spent W , t.lttlon doll.fi In th#m tert Folks like the low prtras end ht|h C^*iT - and Ike twite, Ik# chain# #ra run, th# b#»t#f Ilka them. i< Does This Sound a i Though W s N * * d H s lp ? Thmotere Huptr Marliat* cam. Into a,I,tape# 10 fhaf* The IfHvt rhaln# Thntol#,# taptared «*r» aolni about Hire, million dollar# worth of pu*1"* * * * tlonsesvlva, liked OU, pollcle* W#lt #nOU*h to boort their porrbaM# In ou, «0 sto,## In about JO mUlkw dollars ■ year. : Ii •Welcome v, 1 A & P Competition SCH W IOM ANN BROTHIRS . u n tun, MM>n t t t l It. Clood# Avaaoo S S y jg x itS ftg ft<■iI’Z m 1*• a- ^ c« . So WhM to* u l . 1 c* * 1 p p u 8 'refldjm •lbofj#r Your - l0res lspSlpP rtor°!li8e °t thi. I / 00 01 s e m in * . , l 18 d o in n . T - Thy'rtnoLPe0{,,> °t BECAUSE • 0 0 # lib* m nelt, many hnndrads nl lnd*g«iid*til groo•r* got tnalr atari with tha TRA COMPANY. • • • • T h a granl A R P Is not detrimental to tha p r o g m a of tho grocory nualnoas. O n tha rontrary, A R P h s * a lw sy * boon beneficial to a n y open-m inded buainw am sn whn boHove# TXRPR1RK tb * principle o «f UtTW in In P R H EN KNTVRPR1H K.. Pounded on tbo r aA tIRi P n L. AA V r aA tIR* P e Ra IC irK x Sa, A s aRw . « . u ^ a f m a a. P Y SM I P P devolopod b u m b ls s W r l t o j t s g j j y n t com m anding position In tb s K oM PSOVIDINCI auatir My n y trlM N sc s farmer employee off ttbs M o h* TRA EoW a4 y h " nto well. 1 nttrlbnto m y---------1 . tdoaa a n d _________ M o d , "taaiod” a n d V r o r r in * by'TSf#4* * ! ? P »t s grant coal. • • • • A R P s f b v M c tb s righ t* and prlvllagco nf s gong worher. I know thla front porsonal oxoorleneo, A R P Is n w M l the toohont to promote sincere and am bitious out ploy oos in irnatw orih y and lm pnrtnnt posilkon* a n d h a s , n * m t# o f any omptnyoo lo anler b its IM^XnY*MONOPOL1KINGflj * ‘* ' ,. -T rail Suit A gsinit Wa rail lh#» ■ vote ol contldw*. And wa’f# »*>*« keep tight on ptovlns that a# Ions s s M r p k k to * ~ d brand, #nd twtlar-th#«-ay#ra«a w M hjtns irt ntcb; bottom ptlres, w# can wompata with anybody In U»a builnass. And ka#p ,i«M on Browlni, tool The Atlantic A Pacific Tea Co. ★ ★ * Wa don't twllav# any chain will ha punUhad *"* *>•*"« aRldant, or (or planslns hooaawlvaa an wall that It la (oread to *raw. Wa torv b. Ilave that It l* a Itortkaepac1# duty to btlt»i S & T l T w .1 th* lowest poaslW# P ^ J . and hop. to saa tha eh.tn atota way ol dcrlni boatm m vlndlcatad. And aa Ions aa tha prodwaw. tha amployaos, tha natoman, tha whoto*alo ! " * • " < th* tompatlsg rhaloa thriv# ao waU, wa wUl to think ll'» f seed way to do buatnasa. V**, « , east M l A * * tomp.lllof, to itay — la ■h«,lsa„ as thole prOIORT ere,..! ,«*|a -vwr ■ ■ "'•!• w »* rf»'f wg .W whs! go wear It i? vould would mg mat. I# tho Adifrl*«. p*oeta without thorn. Wo sro asly as* ttor'. a.d *,* ,t,|y. I* r,*!*«, «a«i*M,Jlly with pood la*f t* M Mrva (•ad pH**,, mbet too thanmr A l t itIs g• t ■— " at lawr'vvi, AiNgR«lfg gf|gnls«flon igrving fhg A m *,|««* psapl* ava/ywhar* with foad tJod at law prUa*. Daitrayl.f Ihp A IF would maaa atlmls*tl*| M#*p«tltl*a .aatlaadfy U tha taad Raid whlth avary poor maa knew, tho ma|ae parti## at hk W# «#.yr,tul,t* tha A IP (at • |#h *#« da*.. g#«p sp the.dfhl... .... *• « • *• # # *• asy la(r somp.tltt#. •hkh htlp, ui brlap fewer laad prl*M I# th# aa.t.mar. TH E E M P L O Y E E S ? Th.t wnul.1 t * tunny - " lr*P* th.t son... Inlk* pinhetity “• 1»** than J5 rents e*» n.«..y kn»l rl>«*« co" W ffT T M U M H rm . . tha fine sportsmanship of many o f our competitors all over the country. TWs suit it knoihnr thrnnt against our groat AnMrkgii system of froo sntsrprisA. Tho AAP Co. h u siwsps bntm clnsn, abort boiri knmpatiliuu and any succwsful imkpinfM l rnsrehant, if h« is HonnM, wfll admit Ihtt thoy hava taught him a g m t tmny things n g v i# m *_ w ia u p w �a MS- ■ gj vr y t r i— ■' *>Tt ' w ~ I; .4^ t‘ In Laity ‘Ultra In Strength— I HE To Protect Ik s Piece of the W urld( T o Promote i h Progress of Ametic*. T o Produce Pro*peril/ for Senford. I 4,1 W EATHEK ill mild through Saturday. I .H AN VOLUME X X X X E s ta b lis h e d Public Urged To Eye Army - By Crommeliii 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFO RD. F L o B B T D A IL Y F R ID A Y N EW SPAPER NOV. 11. Armistice Day—World Wild With Joy 31 Years Ago , M l y o g i f r f t gim ea. ARM ISTICE SIGNED, BERLIN SEIZED BY NEW CHANCELLOR Navy Firebrand Hits “Yes Men” But Says Nothing About Re­ c e n t Controversy nssuan DOF THE WAR! OLUTIONISTS; S FOR ORDER; © KAISER FLEES TO HOLL M O N T G O M E R Y . Ale.. Nov. 11 — GP>— The N evy‘e still burning firebrand, Capt. John C. Cmaiinrlin. alrened today that it is a pa­ triotic duly to keep an eye on Imw the armed lutcei ate organt/rd and administered. G e o r g i a Battles O v e r Lee (Ririne At Stone Mountain —■ ■ . A T L A N T A , N j v , 11— M b — The lonely figure of General Robert E. I * # on the face of Stone Mountain facaa at least one more battle before the memor­ ial stand* as it waa intended in tribute -Jo the Confederacy. The question la— eon the atone figure o f the South's spiritual leader withstand the weather a* well aa the General withstood the rigors of war. The question waa put today when G. R, Vlnion, an engineer retained by the rke de­ pertinent, dell' feat! Candler n ten .... of e proposed MB, memorial a atate park. Candler M t k authority to handle the project. Candler sold model from V I other members of .... had authorised Robert and Ca„ engineers, to magg eurveys for the project. V inson's me doea not show • I Ik , sculptor soot where Cf employed J u lia n -'H a rrli, ' w. 2 rv 3 B cause fre ttin g ter w o u ld . cause in t teal- Newton lined bvay ,onKthe i project r , ..tatoepeurort qf an application fir • IMOBjOBO manat ruction flnaaet Wan to fttvstsee the nark. _ l V u r i .1 u i m l U i i i i u giteo M e n o m w it s i esetesn M t n sat see. raaiea u i M i u t t n * e • l i m n i m m i raaiea In III, m i n i m a a ratios reeel n o w n w ii m eeapiie* <1*0 v ■ I J|l i .111* i ’ i *1|lt«•fMI.b W all Straw, Ilka rati a f warM, §aai wild. the e flk M fider |e " u e n Are.” Major Forrest Lake Led Parade Ye s I e y Memorial Judith Coplon’s On City’s First Armistice Day Parsonage T o Be Red Boy Friend S H IN G T O N . Nov. I'H H - T lir greatest event in modem Dedicated Sunday Refuses To Talk historyW Aoccurred lliit tiioinmg at <>:00 o'clock when the world WOi new york7~Nov. i i—(/r»Court officials hope they'll hr sble to understand what goes on nest week at the trial of the »py ing compiracy rale against Val cntini’ A, Gubikhev ..ml Jmhlli Coplon. A Ini ol what was said yexlndnv didn t make much legal logic to anybody, no matter whether you pul it in Russian or English. Federal Judge William Bondv was caught in the middle of lb. linguistic ungle. i W \‘ I I I M . I i i\ V. 11 </1*> ( I* j tJ.t ** • \| * ifiI lit 11,1\F 4 I ft i11tj |•11•.111i <I••Ik ui UlHNMlOO liiili's nl » • I Ilf iti W*i* ttlhti tl I )r|Mthiirnl * tiij I mi ilte* u til, h til i .ih i (HH1 liujiri i* l»«iri.t*| 11,is I -cirii |>r| if n l IIIM(r* lit,in tin I '* IM 1*1 i fis|a I lir hsilltHt.tl wi t|tf lllllt jlMultlt I Itill /I 11«* | *rlit |t*M came lo an end. J * — T he orm iitice was signed by ihe German representatives at rnidw’T ^ C o n t r ib u t o r s LO night and the announcement was made by ihr Slate Department at 2^‘A C i u . r H v ’tt - B t l l U I i l l > f A. at. M. causing x 4— — - — — ( n ,, , ft, (Muring pandemonium I■ ■■ " lictiak lunse' in every hamli't, vil­ lage. town ami city In Hu- civllisril boll WHS III. Unlit alum ol llir new Yr»lr> I ’reple formed Impromptu pa’I he signing of tin- nrnilHlIi-c wan m il l' that msrcbeil liaek mol .M. in.,,ia| I'.m on igc in niriiHitV •>! iiH'ti-ncil l,v the revolution that fmtb tliriuigli the streets mill •In- llir late Rev William I'rriv Yrrim-tod in (iprinany after the Kill iniil nod respertulile cltlr.eti- -till lev mil l.tki- place al I I till it't |ort -ii-r mid tin' crown price and nil tin lluniiy lin g nnd llir Tuiki-v the heirs lo tint tinoite linil signed lint iii I lie streets mul ........ If .SillIliaV Iimilling ill llir I ll'l l llli'l then iiliilicHlInii nod tlglils In the toe eitickers, muskets, shut , mi. l.tn t lull'll I hr ilritli .itiitl .lilihr'% llinmv of <initially. mul pistols. Mill lir Wl%ri| hv llir I4r% | I aw The K u im and his sun mid the Miiyue Davlsun iliuili'disli Iv Ir m r A'lilry. Oiala. »ri irlaiv ut gem a ui stuff, fenring for their live', went to Hiillninl yesterday Iipelted the town for tile dll) mill llir Ib 'i ip lr ' ol ( hi 1*1. llir pul,In i*here they will probably be held oil stores rinsed for tin- eelel.iii- is i i i %itril a- military prisoners of the allied I lllll. N anir' nl lira iiv r>(IO iiu ilii The largest parade evet finiiii',1 mmies to I,,, dealt with later. iii .Hanford marched later in the billin' In llir i liuith limliling luml the Hemne-le will In |il.nnl in a luu laiiiri wlmli .Suhfurd l ire iv oil the news of nniriliiig, led hy the w ar’s end IllOli A. M. nnd linn ids under the coinmnnd .■r will hr pul mill au opening ul l.leuts' Turner nnd M aswell «itli till- town went crniy. ftiiul puli li The AIM. inilroad boys immed­ Mnjiit Forrest l.nke mid tin- i '(<■ llir wall ul llir iately woke everyone up with ett- nod Ilium Cntps followed h> nil n( llir paiioltagr anil iiivm ril gitie whistles and hells. Automu the ruilruad men, Ked (To.,, n with .1 luoii/r pl.iqur liranilg llir lilies drove tiiriiugh the streets liters of soldiers Illul I'lll/Sli nalllr of Hr% Y’r»lry. %' I i i i ilinl tooting their burns and all the i young unit old. ....* »* " " ‘I To lie Honored It.I I ItMIllils ,im| J, ,111. | IHIM rlltlll .Mill* MMlttfi'* H i tl'fl'i .1*1 It |0. ♦'uM'v lliis i* I J pri trill illliikr 1st*I qr.i«.rti lm| \ 1 i it*i trill Il'H lit.hi |lir I'M / *|H i m .|i i't'iHr"', f lu Ii >11 "Milt!, r\p«vH 11)1 Ml lines’ i11m 11 .'I iMil v 1,11111,1100 liiiHi’N t i hiijhimm I Willi l,|00t0fl0 I ji **1 rjiwi.n rt rul :»,;'00 000 m 1047 is I,mil (unit, O' f •’(hill I rsHl.l, 11J4H }ti mh|h>H"* fm , 10 mOO ! h»M’ t tif Mfiifiifi f|I*i1111 lit* sjiiur h i thr Iun I I n ** mMiHMir- l ltiritill lum |Mttf»|»«VIn Im 11 iri'tHi) IflrR*i> ViilriH'in 11*0 «ifr HH;000,OOf1 Iimhi' h, rimitln 'nupi lilies Hit- i-xprrtiMl to be 4,. I allft.lMtli buss, tlr- Hiimr hi Fu't iril'uu. Miiveiiu'iit of IToiTiln tin t .on 11niiiil to i u ii W'iTI Iii'!,.,i iImt 1.1 Irisl vein. Testis rlo p . im- i Xpr.-l i'.| to In* of good si/,* a",) .,*i •lit% .mil \tirooii prospects ,oi . \.,l bu t. llir lepoit mi ut In 11ilifuinui, mu , I o il on i ' I bihi'UUs olm ipi's In Mo ’ roll nl nml unit bn 'l o in i)oiin t ii tm i i i Nm It - I ... l<l -v •■ PLJ - - - - - . l\T i n i ii. i i i;t 1 | *it*i For; SticiiKtheniiiK U. Resist ftU'tf To W ar •) It. tS M it m tin I'H E H S , . I In- i u I h i > t,.,, nuhtaiy leaden ’111 it'.-iJ A iiin it r|||i til k ie p 'rsi 14hi' J list* l“* |lilH 1*1lul and Sfiiittiisi .iii%I ' <i iHHi.ilr l aniiir\ i ili/rn* |imnirtl llir ittm nhOvit Blirrln lit* iiiti* lOHb mi. Ir i * lion v ...ii to , nd o ,*■ikiei 0« i i ru I lir* I >111(1 IlluO ’’r, l rf., i ) o| I tr|r|1ar |uhatPa* »l 1i»l Aiiiimtit r Hill »iilir Il»r ri il,r tour mil, .• %preth at 3 ic tiHKHIil! At ml*Ih f nl \ t n I I I'M fi I 'll' Hi " III. k !|P klfa |Ainl maikniK lltr riul ,,l Wiiilit W ii I r .11■»«• * I'll i’i Iv 1Y.II, Aful that M a g ' I Im I r ,n l In ,iii ma%|' mi li* im lit •.......... . i*»s|»r4 I ami die* I ll 'l N ir t l i 11,r |iai.olr |iiiuii|il i Mill iwri n .i i i **** * »lf ^ Iv oil -i iii'iliilr, -tailed %»r«l al In i i ill .il l.ir.-im llr, N, C., II) III ,. i Itii t. It.,in in lim n nl ’ri u i m i do \in i% id a v placid I In- I iHii i't l n i l r i , i* (rt 11|A,111rt% do I -o li 'l l ... ill Oil.I,' 01.1 to this /iiiilliri! mi r (I'li'viil ......111 .d W 1.1 W ti II it tinr tlil«. |*fi|t*»l lii.'l Kni ii Willi mi* i in I I...... loll.l , nd iil.lr.l that thtt ( ,t|il Km I tilt uillt Hit* (tiilit r | 1 lull'd -l ,1. inii'l it*% 'tiong to i .ir h » ii !1111*»ii <tl !»i .h i .tnl* iiii4»l nl* I- io I lul,or •oil., t III H Im it H ii* I Alf.ult' W lUtili S it f r ill v t Vn Mymiltgtdft Milllir i i %. ,\riu ll% r ioillltllllrruiiin n i o> In .1 i ti, ■ i of il.,. sreond W.o l,| ft;, ol llir Ainrio.iii I rgion, ami m hr ii i in s u f mi'll and , u . ii I, dnllnts, and dlllrd *|H',|k t | .tl tin- ilaiitl Sin'll i ■ • n ,. '■tut III mu I II. r%,'retiring Ih ptogli.lo Willi Lini %t,,r \|.ivm ...... " • )■' i n , * , o p i I ' . ' o i I 'i 'i ic e * Andli%% t a n , m a s , l.iiiii-' IJ Ital i it .■ m i. i ..iio iii- il t b s it 'ir r * till .1 U t.l \\ ;,, , luwa%. 11 ititi ii .i tit Ic-1 ol l .ito|il>ell l )o 11 'm i mul.i, rsp ie 'slo n a laiKotg I'o 'l it. llir Am riican l.r gtoo. Kailvli I Imi'lii.Id,-i and Ja< k ti"u i , 'In i liiol, i ' ii, puvm umrnt, to,' in111cni % mol civic affairs. •' Ualtgan dioinn. I'tr oil nl ITonimi. who » • - duo I.i-ii t,v l.iout Itiivniiiliil ISuil.-i io iu Ii I h s Die Nninmai tTnifei*lliol I J t ’Ilf .luliii Huo Kn v i, m il , ••tire of ( In isi inn- mol .lews .luring Illfmitry ut llir I'JujTihi Nnliunal the ufU'liumu, Ini Aim-rIruns in ll'ioiil, ■ lit field - utilf«l ilia mul uiisri vuio'e of ilio inrllilitv w Ills Of ui |iti,nn t, mil .elicit in jirurl'.' m tliv I , mill "'lull 11r *■ -iil^ l in I liiliutv il.'i Hrliiiiil lliriu rntu.' a j.-i-j> and n o iiiilii mi llir toifli of the ii Itan iiuptesHiv.' mid roliiiful float 1.... m i Soldi,a nl Vrllncliui Nsm tli live gim idsinrii posing f.u tiomil I ’rinrli i \ ilu Elag ruising srriii' on I %*•• i Sp, ................... . \illiigtnn 11mil ITi, % %%••i •■ i pi t M •It an . i.'oi g»* N t ral |) ||,||,.| niuplolbcalr thum iiii'l Hen utt \ A ‘ oi.nl roil Miowo Hod "otiiitinl r""i"oiod *-i of tie' \inrr: t... W.ilkii, E iig n u ........ i i m i i . ihm*,) on i'H ir s.tabi, -ao I - gl"U. M)"0 . "■ uueil ilia, iln* oa i nui . otii'i i • i nr. \riui- * n-< Day I n il, - I t o l l l l i 'l III" V ll M I A . Nov ini, ..I M ulligan - I*. .. was jii- 11 ■- %■ " i i d i u i n g l o . W o l 1,1 \ V *,, | " a c t* .. ,, "it lom ti" sin. \i mi 'lire l* i% rollie id i " , (vliil,m,., ,,, i|„ \,u u lo Euri o i U " l ())ll. I Im uln I'ilr iis Mntiiiil tm .minp initi art ion I, v "i'll utr tlm in > mini inuin pi lira fm lin n ui.,- u mis organised. Mutual .liii'ciurs told in. ii;,.m glow er members g< . fl lo .. llir lulidmui.i pit.-e ....... in,o' sold to rnmierli's. " T o i l u v I m 'Hid, "w " lim none of lit" .li'lusiori- m H.id "ii .'HI 1* i 1 fo d i" we III" " Uli'l pi, ,| III no oiloy ol tile woiil ‘A i i i i u I io in il- literal lit .1 A i im-hi-i M'llPM* Mil* fl S*f I m |, .if |||| V t i l 'l l | 4'ntllllfll " Mi1 Utltli I "W»* llt'i'h*111 I Dll -*t ♦»’** 19.44 ill Luntana Flowers RAF Tm Abolish Are Cow Killers, Aerial Gunners In Says Cattleman New Jet Bombers I wi* Iiiiv i * iilii inly i lDcti'i! a minili'M I»r ta'mmmii"* iiiuj " I I I voii’ Million Dollars For Mock Repair In Miami lo have bnnibeis i i d y i m i ji„„i nariifmtet of tht- First n . t i" Inn ('hint'll, Orlando. evasive to avoid being shot iloun Tilt' parsonage Is uf cuiirrctu hy fighters. block construction mul estcrim The Canberra, a Jet bombri imw coloring Is white. It rontnins n In production for the R A F . Iin-* large living room with fireplace, no gun ports or turrets. Even adjoining .lining room, o large tually, a l l bomber squadmii' kilchsn and two lied rooms ami tile in the R A F are ospin'ti'd to ir- bath room. Hoofing is o-b.'los shingle ami flooring lit of asphalt equipped with jet-powred erntt til*. The home hit* screened .Tent Alrolitlun of the aerial gtnmri. and rear porclm*. Windows are tho A ir M inistry said, I* equipped with Venellmi lillndit. ■ entially a long farm plllcv." They Itralnerd and Nelson were runare still needed In tfm R A F Istractors, cause moat of its bombers now in The yard has been pliintr.l mul service are tho models of tVmbl graded. The tlhurrh arqulrcd two war II. driven hy gasoline en­ additional lots resulting in it large gines, N n new gunners will playground space between the two trained, however. Gunners who finish I heir en­ listments will bo given a i-liaiur cither to become bomber rrr%v RUNH AM OK N E W Y O R K , Nov. I t — 4/1*)— A radio men or take over ground Jobs. young Marine, wearing a good ’The R A F trained thousands of conduct medal, ran amok In the aerial gunners during the Inst H tra M Theater building l a s t war, m ainly for service on Us night, Mugged three men, swung four-engined Lancaster homls-rs. at two others and jumped from a Thao# bora the brunt of Britain's •bird floor window. on a first floor exapparently unhurt, police who took hint solid V oil sperd, grent nil it ml- ... I rommi'iuli'il lie eugiimerH loiiuv i . , ,, as Hie Ml oi ,1",, |„ ............ of , .... . ...... * tl‘'’ f '' ' " J ■ ........ 1 1 -yt.il m siiirr llic win laitwi'i'ii Mu a 17,0011,1100 uiHsler |ilmi of pm esiiaiision. I'lnr liolkheud' have Huffiied wh'ieh "Htirious dnierioralinn" makes quirk action imperative llie engineers reported. They tecnmmemlril tImt the "dv fiiimire rupnlrn with u IU I io .ihiii bond issue I,, he paid o ff hy Ihe port llsnlf. Port earnings, ’ lliry said, promiae a siiriilioi of ulioiii 1)011,000 unuoully. M iam i’s pieseot pint fnrililirs will I m* mtequHle until i i I h iii I lllfifi, limy estimated. Tile engliieera— Knappen Ti ptH'ttn Ahhett— recoiiimemled ensletf em- , Illl tae-JI • | MlJ i'tn iJ 4t, (lull (Inn II w wUIId War., "'% | I.. a> \iilutlicr Hay o U ' < ,. i, ..................... llir nation, SS thg .old •• 11...I il.r tilt iio n v c ria it ' ‘ ■ t lltr ilii-r o| \\ .old \V»I 1 -the Will thV of III (IMI S A \ l‘l|t "»• ulMJ'tuki* it :t t 'lav 4*f rv»tl4*t», IMil 11"*' 111 MH I lull Mi**M|f!l 111*' u mil to* -1 lilt'll, Ilk* I k'M I k Ml*1 infill iiial Mif 11itIi ( up*jm •i m Mu* •'vii mul Ml** lllll k I h i'Vim III'tU h' 41fail <lf* it | ttl t H n llfli 1 H‘ Miiiia i* perl* 'k ii tales " As-lslaut attorney general I Hai'leniau llliirkshem suiil theie is on appeal from tile governor's .Irrlsloii I t t D A ll IN C A N A D A D ’lT A W A . N o v . I t — Ol’l Cun -ittrs i- building a huge radar s y s ­ tem which would give w arning nguinsl possible air attack on her Mg cities ami other vital targets, n government white paper reveal­ ed today Til" defense paper, outlining Camilla's preparedniooi program, lilot plnvnumt uf a full time man lo -niil tin- rnilnr system Is being de­ seek now business nnd encourage­ veloped to cover "certain vital ap­ ment of more shipping to nod proaches nnd areas". from Miami, partly through for­ AL H O U SE OUT mation of rt conference uf ocean H A IF O H D , Nov. tt— l>P>— Al carrier* using South Florida’a House, line of Florida's moat porta. notorious convicts, finally wan freed from prison today— on me ROTARY CLUB The Seminole H ig h School Band londitlon he stay out of the atate. He slipped out quietly Just after will present a program at tho Band Shell Monday at 13:45 I*. M. breakfast In the company of an to which the public la Invited, Hu- uncle, R. W. House of Dothan, bert P la in , program chairman for Ala., who priaon officials said was the Rotary Club, announced today, to drive to Jackson' House, pick up hla ^■ v***^. S #b^wU| w * |u year-old Mra, r and than go |» wins, ■— "i. 'iseaera^j^ '' 1 . S p e t ik e t Scan III! VI 1.1 " % ( . I I . | I | 111" d l l l ' k ' l i u d o w " 1 i . I N o I l i u m i, ...M l" sllii I I,v mid NTu'i'inlii i IT lIifrlu m new rlop I, ..... nn oi,lout nl lo |,r K! i,iilli"" li,. %i ” il prr rent iiliovr in ' > ...... imt ■•*%i'll pri rent bclou I ••I • Is LAKELAND, At In 1.. .b" id iimigmx mil III , . MO Ml.lt ful ill" "WOI 'I "II I...... . i ...... . cl inniuil |inpuIuioti What caught ihe snarl in ihr pro \ ., Mini rorirrltuns d iii- 'i"i feedings was the contention ol I S Iio ii'liriI imule tii" ■b ■ >r* Soviet Engineer Guhiichev ihnt he . l l i i Mulligan I iiivi'i nm li M' u didn't know English. In previous ,,"ii \\ ilbmiis i"fii'<,| v , " i * id i" I. i.i,,iu Sum Mcardi'ii. a i " T " '. court appearances, he had spoken May 4. I ‘M7 aftri irm n g the in liio ig o i to .o iiipli'l" a lit" ti ini I bey also set El lit in in s on the language fluently. chuicli loi fw ii yean. M u Y rd rv, m iif", sent out by -lilpp.'i . who lot I. 1111ll|.’ Ills »ist"l. After Judge Rondy had post­ Ily llo- art. Iln' goVi'ilui. iol the widow, will pi,nr tin* i mi t.1 mr i have signi'd niuliml 'Tim uilrr" ion poned action on two pre-trial mo­ D iilrloT l. did noil" lull lit to Hi lllll'll'. within llir wall. it" limn H" did lo .......pi * These floor pilrns win- n-i „i mi tions brought by Miss Coplnn, l l i r Itrv. .1 Itmubill F m n . pii' t l’.M) per lu s for Imgi- mi/i-,1 ( mui " M I m i i p r ls o in - i - k n o w liit-% >-m 2 H - year-old ea-jusiice drpatfnirm tpt, will nernjiy llir jiitrsiiiiligr fJ.LTi for middt" l,ml bin in Hi iini'tii"i lo t" iln jio ,I f .’ In, employee, the Russian walked up wlilt'ls is liirnti'i! in1* t lo llir rliiiiM, - mailer iirnug.'s. E d it o I lit- pi no 1., nl I'm, mIi li-i I, " III " uni -i 'l i on Haiitorii A v ro u r and which wir, fur fruit as it Is 1.111111-11 min ii on ul " I mu pii on popiilul mu and told the court clerk in Eng­ L O N D O N , Nov. i t — 4/J*i ’t in ‘ built ill ii cost of more I lino *!l,lMlll. truck in itill car fm iu llir piu'kiiie m il T A M J 'A , Nov. I I — (/1’k— Those lish: ""k ("fu g " lIli'M'.'' pretty l.anlnna flower tdnnts I I I ill-li Air M inistry nssul toiluv m * Of this Miiiniint *11,Aim w ii' ciuilii- house. lb ,vi i imi W illiam s M 'D im m I to l d°n*t speak English. I .ton'i I you see iirouml Flurldn flower I " iiii I i " m mill flv h liT ' nti- mat o r luili'd from pniplr in nil %%nlk-> of These first price-selling n i-ul.i , s lia d i* " Hear.lrii mi I tu- g u .... I «.w '•'bat a going oil here.” life noil mnnv doiiatluMs w rir i i * lltui't apply only lo the cut I % m pnrileus ran lie a cattle killer, l In- t!iiiini<r* uf luimlii-r crews • ilull llo- in gro ri'ri'lvi-d "riiu-l u.it lipnrlly. who wattled in deterI says a prominent Florida ratttn- soli'll- So On- Itoval A ir I•’mm1** llii* reived from ollii-, -rtli I ■•- Tin Inrg •*n vurlotli-s of fruit Miiiu.il %%ill um.Miiil puiilslioii'iil" lu fo il1 1*0* I", r ‘ .yubltchev was ready fm |man. ih I rmitl Unit Imi wns I'tTr. mul the deal witli m id............ . itlu i i«,-ip" I,"Ml n Ellllo.l rolnilV wink I derided In abolish tin* Job tria l.s a id to him: ” 1 don’t sneak sinnllrst, lliii-i' m il s Tbr linliiinr W. M, Larkin of Uiula City, Russian. H ays you a lawyer T" ilolli fighters nnd homlrt'is uw-' of llir iimounl was bnttiuvi'il fmiu tIsi'* get ripe and *r mmkrtiu, , limp II, U N I lie sail! H "»iii"o "P*'ek ing rapidly In Russian says he nnd other cattlemen hud too fast these days for nccurnii' 'Im E..Illusion llumd of tTui-tinn romtlllulls wurrant some kind ol lllll] -1-ni'il Ilill" yi'llla alol coo i,j,'Iill" .be "r x li.'iii" bad riuoii Guhltehev i W his head, and figured this plant has killed 74 shooting hy a man In n bombi, 4’hurrhes III III' Irpniil nvri ii 11iii,r cimt i ui. l, „ ||," on,bn whit'Ii ill" lino' was " lie shakes his head, "N o ,1' the cuttle in I'nseo county in the gun turret, a M inistry spiike'iiui’ term al low inleri'sl. last three or four years, ■i veil .1 w as "imiigli Clerk otmerved. said. Till' (' tmir li ., i I*ii i In -i -liip Is I’Jfi lie told the Florida Rtato Cat­ Hill, In'll rommi'iiltui Unit rhaig “Ho understands you prefeclly," Furtherinort', the high speed c ' mul rv e rv n-rmbui mn'ir mm' tlemen's Association he had oI no i•i lltII •■til of iiegr.H's %%n-* Interjected Raymond I*. Wheartv. hoiiilicrs have to In- per’.... heard of other cattle deaths aI'lintrlbutiiui. Helving mi tbr buildI •isiiici- i i 11:nm.’lit lo rout" hum government prosecutor. 'H e 's stresnillned. It Is Impnssllili in ing rom m ittrr wrro Li'stri Tbmii, bout the state. putting on a snow,” M IA M I, Nov. II id 1) An im have tlioni bulging with gun tm i halrmmi. Mis. Itnv 0- l'"» , Oiin vr killed mot,, negro" The plant la a "good wnv to rets. "la there anybody here wlm ' D. Landri'ss, A irs It. Joliii'on, tbr mediate 1(1(1(1,004) lob of repairs In, III II,h,,> speaka R u ssia n ! " pleaded the get rid of a lot of cattle," com­ I O'" not in Driroit io mi. M lm ni’s municipal dorks wuIn nny future war, llriliiin • % lti>v, J . E. M rKlnlev, mul the Itrv. Judge. mented Larkin. htun." li" asserted, "Ilia n bavi Thera urn seven varieties nr Whearty said thare was no ron­ the plant, he eaplained. Home ton for an Interpreter. of the varieties pronuce pretty little blue flowers. Other kinds creep along through greases. Guhltehev shook hie head. He and June Gunn, county "N o w did you Juet understand what, I said If you don't know oaent for Osceola county, urged that cattlemen get together with EwNtthl the Judge demanded. garden eluba shout Guhltehev began another Im- womans Florida and try to control plant­ paaalorwd speech In Russian. " D o you undent tend E nglish f " ing of the ornamental flower. Birds scatter the seeds and It the lodge resumed. "N y a t." (Rueatan fo r " N o " ) can crop up anywhere. . ^How did you understand what Cattle get eoraa and they puff up around the Jews after eating ' - n n V.” * " " " " lantuna explains Larkin. " I don't know what he'a sa y ­ The worst part about cattle i n g ’ the Judge said. eating this plant, aaya Larkin, M ora R ussian flawed from Gu- Is that rattle act "Just like Ilkkor heads." The anim als eat It Finally a• lawyer law ytr In In the IK t courtcourt* and want m art: Ju»t keep i finally raona voluntoered as Interpreter, eating it. Tha cows appear to Ho q w W OuMuho*,aa claiming get drunk and g ro g g y whan dlploiaatic Immunity, and coniattd- thev nibble on it. . (Mlu’ial i lir I i.t. is ih.il the SiuO ...I o ilin ' init lolls Kaps iMi(i»ij*aa Fori I mttu"i",I i nisi,, llaihmiiij* (rooks •loin,-on it: lit p.'ivli, i "rail- m in.............. in I ii i m ul W ils o n S e lin In lr ii I 1 s iiiu iitt* Iui\ t I M|I |* ...... . "lilt i *lfN111(lii I,., *HN1,1NMI || ,t mh » t u t u eei Native Tdnguer p For • • Latest Spy 1 r i U l ..................................... N u t in n I I lei II 11 1 VI I ........I ‘U |M'| (rill ft’M lil t..... I'M , \ : \ \ ’ t.oniMHK) ere i o u t i lu b it c h a h U p A v o t f t - H iit h u T c n se R. i 111n «• I :% A r f m teveral high ranking admiral* agreed with him in fean that die N avy wa> being ilifled in die Pen tagon. Tftia lead lo an invettigation by the llou ie Aimed S e m e n tornmi I tee. G. Record Crop Of Colorful Throngs Florida O r a n g e s Jam S t r e e t s For Is A n t i c i p a t e d Armistice Parade !•*« n It was itle (m l speech by the outspoken critic o| pentagon loyl command poliriei since lie was teItored to duly Tuesday a llri hit 33-day suspension and repiimand (or releasing lo newt men docunirnti the navy ityled “ confidential." Theie document! disc loved dial No. 310 Military Leaders Urge Strong Defense To Avoid World W a t 7 Crumnielin, born heie 47 yean ago, addiened an Ameiicau Legion meeting. Cuumirlln alii not repent any of his earlier churgra lliat nearly got hint court urnrtluted, tior did lie directly mention any phase of tin controversy. On this day of tri­ bute to Inen v ho loat their lives in the flrat World War, he said: “For ua. tilt* living, every Anierl can mnn and women, It It u put tin tic duty In keep informed uiid In­ terested in die organisation and administration of the armed forces ao neceaaary to our Nttcurlly. “ You inuat nut aiiure mid you cannot delegatu tlila responsibility to anyone. “In every Instance of baale ills agreement in the administration ill, tthe affairs of atate you, the people, are the caurt of last re eort.” Crmnmelln had accepted the in vltatlon to apeak M o r e lie *tn» suspended after he waa restored to duty — ha la to be transferred to Han F ra n cisco -h e waa grauted leave to fill the engagement. Admiral Forrest Hherman, who replaced Admiral Loula Denfchl ua clilef of nuvu) operation*— one attermulli of the uproar Cromluellu stirred up— said in gtiiNlliiK leave that iUominelln “like nny other N avy officer would lie re­ sponsible for what he says," Crarnrntdin’s last act before fly ­ in g down from Washington we* to leave a copy of hla speech with a staff member In Sherm an’s of­ fice. Crommelln spoke on "National Security and the Cllleen’s Respon­ sibility. He Ulsruesed discipline In • democracy and a clllien's duty and warned against "yei-ineii." A H H tw iafcd PrifSH L e a s e d W ir e m -t* • ;v: Pkllhil'F I«• tin Huliiici nf *t*rvUT iililfUilHtillN llii*! tT'")ii'iiiy, ,liilki|H%»t4 " III Mil* I lt'|lHll llli'lkl (iiiiii> t*i ilink** many I IffMllf# hH umh until YVi* m i nltullv 4’tf|iViin*i1•l tImt M\<i ir*«uiltaii«il fin ru n* T yvoI S liilc O f A H H O c ia lio n K u p o n i s o i 'H IM c H I ii T o S a n lo r d O fflrrts, iHrurliits sml commit-, tee chairmen ul the Eluriila Htute A f%-tii.'l(tI toll uf Sii|i"i visors of (legist i ut lull will In- wi'lrelued St tin'll' upi'iilng ness mu at 10:00 ii'i’liirk lolimrruW Miurnilig ill ths Smilli Itiium uf Iii" M ayfair inn, 11v Mayer Andrew t'aiinw uv. M ain purpose ut the meeting Is to set up a uniform --y'lein uf regM tu tlm i in tki" iW counties. IhriiiiglinUt Elm ala, cumplying with the eh cl ion taws passed at tile. 11>tl) legislative session, K A. Gray, secretary of state, will [iresent furitiK umf methods , for tlie ahaenteo ballot wldclt was extended at the legislative session In persons outside the state. A s ­ sisting Mr. G ray In e x p la in in g , tlds new phase of the laws will he Richnrii Ervin, attorney gtn- ' •nil nnd Ida naslstani. Howard 8. Bailey. Bup. ('harles O. AmJretfh who was Instrunu'ntnl In p u ttllf , thrmigli the changes In tha elec­ tion taws, will niso be present 4* will H urry .MeDoriald, attorney fat llie assorfatlon, of Tampa. John C. tb>klc, HilUbaroi supervisor, end provident association, ,wi|l preside over I M t _ liusinese session. All merabora m . the board of county cotnmlsaia of Hetnlnol* County, 0. P. u’ �% FRIDAY MOV. 11 .Hd In tl nda • m •bat) fm ot farm IN U J fa fl tut) color scheme, were nerved. Friends of M rs.'K . A. Douglas will i*> Kind ti, lesrn timt she I’ luffielantly recovered from n re­ p4 'F « * i cent fall In he moved to » nursing home In [lel.and.near her ilaughter, Mrs. Ilolicrt Ismox. Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Tomklnsmi. of North Wilmington, Mu"*, arrived Haturdny. Mr. Tomklnsuri Is much Improved following h seri­ ous Illness during (ho summer. Mrs. Kdyiiic Vnnnorsmi Inis re­ turned to I,like M ary finm u sum m rr spent with friend" in New York state. Hho will lie with Mrs. Em m a W ing for the winter. Mr. arid Mrs. (I. L, JEMniiiirfleld are home niriiln, nfler nn atc-eure of some s i* weeks, spent vlsltimr I heir rhlldren in Alalmnni nml Georgia. Wednesday afternoon, ihe • k<■ I with h rr fortune telling. Mnry Nrhnot, In a Imdy, nltrn*h,*l interval between the pa­ the graveside services ,,f .Inin* ml the "kilo of thn evening, than I). Evans. He laid Imcii >* utr of silent prayer Was former srluml employee and ad in memory of the late affectionately known as "Johnnie" an D. Evans. He w as a to every eliild. Ills tragic ilealh 1 school custodian and had hail saddened everyone. It was ed the Interested friend of ttnl ired that I lie youngster* were not too Irileri’slffl In even Hal­ antf.Mra. II, W. Townsend of loween pranks, which is a It Unite impton, N. Y. arrived Hat- to the teguril In which he wns held. to spend some time with Itev. and Mrs. I,. H. Nance, and two son", left Nnturday foe Hollywoial. Fin. where lie Inis acfcpll'd Ihe p H H t e r n l r of the Naiznicne Church. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ilnrtisuu have mnveil In " ‘Ulll Melhinville Avenue, Hanford. T h e A. II A 'l i n g s n ie o p c M lin g a plant and flow e r sta n d nn high w a v IV, |in*l m irth of l.uke Minnie. latter. A tinner rnnmilttec appointed, with ||. G, Pugh man. The ft *• Kcout Com•a w»’ sc| mi w iih Marshall h, clmi..... . T N|, Miller. am II ...... Wnhlcrh.tltl, st ilitiiliil lit it mill P, I). tv At the * n*l of (ho Imslnes* sc* K'.Vf'.' dim. the meeting was turned over te tn m Burgess, Orlando, Dlstrlrl K* r ir * f c r Scout Gnuncil, who gave brief ( K T[fi M il on srontlng, I llu strati ng it | D & with motion pictures t.eke M n rv ’" R / Lour Bcoiit, "B klp tier" Nrlsnn, *, introduced tn the gathering, ip ffi At Ihe cnncJnslon of (Im program, 1 •V th* Ho u’J Demmiidrallnn Ulnh ?■ t . served coffee, pie and cake t" lfiji those present. Out of towp guest*, >i In addition to Mr. ilurgosH, w n c , ] ' Mr. and Mr*, tl. tl f'rum ioy of 4 j ftnford. * ^ i The It. C. It Irk* fapiHy fiom r Atlanta, hnfe moved Into tkn O. I. }r t flehuman htmse, C. P, firaslnglon, president of m Chamticy of Commerce and the sy.Bcqiit Cominittae rdnlpnsed of •Tihw l Kmith, Chalrnian. Ti M. Im r . W illia m 11. Pugh. W. Wel irw la,. E r f tut Humphries and P .'Anderson. sHemletl the County IB M r meeting nf the Coiim ll a< M E p iii’opsl Parish House In •nford mi |Nnv. Jl, At this mealm. Mr. Braslngtoh was anpolnled iltltutlonnlfc ilepresehtallve to ttir op llip Hem it it Isir let Comiftten and the local Hroiil Com* H Mr. nml Mrs, William T. Hailey, farmer reshlenln of l.uke Mmy. rile Imilding a home on Crystal l.uke, nest to that of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Smith. The Edgar Marvins of I’onnsylvniiln have arrived anil lire occuP,virii; one of the Fla n k Evans houses on l.ltlle l.nke Mary. Fern Park Newn II) ( ’A I T . (.'. H A I. I. K IT Oviedo News Military Leaders rrnniisnva v m * r < i , oast f it nml the ftrnvv have been reloved from military and naval operations. “Hpt In this necessary prneess, we have not, nml shall not, In any wav weaken our defenses, "W e will not Hose n single heno, plove, or rhnnire any role nr misdischarge a single civilian cmslon of the Arm y, Nuvv or A ir thnt hv doing so we shall imorove Force unless we heroine convinced the rnuaclte of our defense team In defend Am erirn." firrrotary of Ihe Arm v firav said In flrernvlllc Hist the high cost of war Is one good reason for keeping (he United States M ilitary machine powerful. o V iK IH ), Nov. I I — (Special!— The Kingdom 's Builders Class of i he Oviedo Baptist Chureh met at the home of M rs. C. M. Arlo far their monthly business meet­ ing, after which M rs. A rlc with Mr.*. Milton Core and M rs. It, L. WI ict Io ' hm co-hostesses, had a lawn party nn the lovely lawn tmriming Ur. wild M r * J. W. M a r­ tin, hrldn and groom. The table laid with a lovely her i loth and centered with u 1,1-unt if til tierred wedding dike, Oil either Hide of which stood n iiiinatnie hrlde and groom, was luvi-ly Tim punch tattle, presided nvei by Mrs. It. L. Wheeler, fenlureil a erystal punch bowl surmutiiliil tiy flowers and fern. Mrs. Milton C o r n presented M m . Mail h i with a corsage, after which Itev. Frank W. M organ presented sa-ri H ii.ir the maple witii a georgeous hand-1 pamtrd picture, u gift from the " : **o I V n l r t n J a n il m r s * r.il*> N s w s Hus* and friends of the rouple. *1:31 W e s i s r n J a n ih u r r * Mr*. Core cut the wedding, 7 i *h i T in . I 11‘H n r k r.'luli 7:53 N . w s mke, which she had marie herself. siim I'liim ln r M u s ic Those present were Mrs. It. s 3n M n r ii l o a D e v o t io n s s * * r. ...... is in M u si** I, . Wheeler, M rs, M ilton Horn, o:nn News Mrs. Mae K. King, M rs. Dalny Oil# Kon-slry Show Parnell, Mrs. Alex Lionhart, Mrs. a .v* Mono-tits nf Aledtlallnn '*K3 Variety .lark K iih HI, Mrs. A. If. Metcalf, K*:ii« I’ll, l’i* r,irs*ls Mrs. It. I.. Kemp, M rs, J. P. Cos, Km 13 liny-A 'llri-A M u s i c Mr*. .Inhn Courier, Jr,, M rs. J. l" 3*> nlil. New, Harrowed, fl 1 1 :1*1* Children's f ’lusslc Mom N. Thompson, Mrs. (Mtnrge (!. It 1 " .MtiUlt* llevlnw ( KHMt’ l Mr an*, Mrs. Itulph K ing, M rs. T. I I I 13 Murulna Variety News II. fi.miHI. Hr., Airs. <1. M. A lie, 113;t*im 13 Kim C lu b Mr", fi. M. Doyle, M rs, lint h I un r.lluwslil), Found. I 31* 31 it«le a l V a r ie tie s III own, M in . I let tin P. Itagsdole, mi l l s r Nii|ie I t * licit Mr. nml Mrs, I-. A. Hardy, Mr. i "3,13 F o o tb a ll t ln in e - H t s Is o n and Mrs. C. M. Arlc, Dr. nml r r e iih y ie r la n r o lls * * Mrs. Frank Morgan, M rs. J. II. I *u till H o m e c o m i n g ) tint Jliislr lovers I'rnarsitl Jones Jr., M is* Hu lls Fat nidi and * 1 " T c e u t lr n c J i v e H e s s ia n r,leu inn Morgan, (. mi Tlie llliythrn Hour ’*'•1 The llrlall t Spot The new officers of the King- till'll New s mini'* llailder" Class are M rs. C, B U S T u l l . l i e Ho n Me " t ^ ll H||||||« Kit tui|e M. Arlc, president; M rs, Mae E. . londitinit Rater King, first vlec-pcrsldunt ami J7tiul iii itenny I t '* th e T a i l * l U S M C ) member ship chairman] Mr*. 7(1.. HiiinliSV H rh n .il Frank W. Morgan, secretary; Mrs. T i-lo I 'life It I n K * r ai|. 7 1 tS I 'l n s h l l i I'M n s ile .1. W. Martin, aernnd vice-presi­ * " I V .lV Ie lv H u ll d e n t and .Stewardship chairman; »'*|> Sleet H ie t la n il Mrs. I tills y Fame] I .third vice- ' " I ’ll M o r se O o r r " ' , I D s * Ilf fi« y president and ministries rhslrm nn; " 1. • UM,""r, u s i c a l I U teri ||,I,. and M rs, It, I,. Wheeler, fourth !'!' V '" " T lin i, fill fa r M u s i " va e-president a n il fellowship I " I " TI'll r a v e l H e rle s rliulrmn a. W ,,U The Oviedo I'-T A met Tuesduy lim a afternoon at the Home Kronumh-n H ' f * f» * H O f f . lluilding, Mrs. Don lllrey, prnsldent, picsiding over the meeting. Mrs. Fete Auliii, guest speaker, uscil as tier lople 'Tla*hful or Hold". Mis. William Henry M a r­ lin, mint her guest speaker, used as her tuple "F a ils anil Frills ............ . The eighth grade iiwanled tl|0 prise for hav­ ing the Inrgeat perceptuge of otothera present. , | Mr*. A. M. Jones, chairiimu, and the mothera of tlm riblith glade nerved ifdlritiaa rafreih"tents to the mtmherg Had giieiiu Farmers Buy Pigs Instead Of Raising Them, Says Official W A 8 1 IIN O T O N , Nov. I I — HP) — The idea of buying little pigi, like you buy baby chicks from hatcheries, Is spreading, a govern­ ment hog expert said today, Mure mid more farmers are buy lag their pigs Instead of rais­ ing them from their own sows, said Dr. Herbert H e lm . There Is an Increase, he said, of farm operator* who concentrate on pig production and sell to farmers. The Agriculture Department of­ ficial said this buying from pro­ ducers may continue to spread B u t ha doaan't aspect It ever to m uihroom Into a business the also of the chicken hatchary Industry. "M a n y farm er* wouldn't be In poaltion to raja* aa many p it* *• super■a producer," he said. "A n d super­ ior breeding Would be put to better use than otherwise possible." Farm er* now lose about onethird of thair.plg* before they arv eight weeks oid. Properly equipped producers would save a large number, H eU ui said, Just as some superior hog farmers are doing now. A s an example, Better said, producer* m ight give little pig* supplement reeding during the suckling period. Farm ers might not have the young pigs to gain faster and be stronger at weaning age. CLEARING THE DfeCfc THE 1950 FORD Our Entire Stock Of USED CARS and TRUCKS Offered At Tremendous Savings • * •• • 1 * *■ Buy Now While Our Stocks Are Complete TRUCKS Passenger Cars Our Individual HOSPITALIZATION PLAN Plymouth Tudor Ford Pickup Ford Tudor Ford 1 '» Ton Stake. International 1 Vi Ton Slnkc, Ford Yi Tun Call Platform. Dodge Forder Lincoln Zephyr Ford l ' i Ton Stake. Fraser Forder Ford Tudor NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION 1 Yt Ton Stake. Chevrolet Vi Ton Cah Platform. International Plymouth Tudor Fam ily Groups AMERICAN LIFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Ford Fordor Ford Tudor With Radio Mull to Mra. H. E. Ilivcrs, Houle 1, Box 29B, Sanford, F1h. Without obligation ptcaae furnish mo full information NAME Ford 60 Coupe Ford I l'i Ton Stake. Plymouth Tudor (luring dlauldiity, whether confined to your Home or Hoapital Mr. anil Mr*. H a rry Itoliiir of I'alowell, Midi., in r KIKin I n of tiidi ilinighiet and ron-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. KiHuird Van Camp of Soul It Fern Pink. The Itolini* expert tn "pend Ihe winter here. M i*. Wilheninin Hehltilcker, ar I'ompnnied her son Emil to Tampu, wlii'iK "lie expect* to *peml sevcntl weeks, Mr. and Mr*, (theater Frohm, mill M rs and Mr*. l.on Cetrillo left .lloniJitv on a (rip to New Jersey. Mr. ami Mr*. E m in Thompson have icupriteil their "Ulirton lirove'i" I ’acking liouso on lligliwav 17. Mi. mill Mr*. Ivey Llnulay have returned |o their home hrre after Kiieintinir lhn Hummer m onth* in Hpringfiold. III. 1 Mr. mid M rs. II. W. Wood have returned tn their winter bfime on I’lney Hoad after having spent kilt months at \th*lr summer Imme I I I Vermont. ‘ -. ; \*t Wind Im* W en reeflveif hern atirmlltig thd suntnier lh PemmylIhnl Wiltiain Gassellrf'iry I* rrlt< Vania. li'nllv ill nt Ida home III Atihcvlllc, Mr*, (lladys Cundirt rnlurned N . C. 7 Munday to her home on Lake L o I uh Itev. mill Mr*. ItllMsell I). Shaw C lrclo after having simnl th* past’ r'F v t. Byron Tllll* left Saturday have moved from their formur tm Wlghlta F a l k Texas, When* In* rosidnirc on Hnnnylown Hnml to several months at Intr summer 111 anter1 Teelmieal Tralnlnp the new parsonage un Normandy (tome at M artha’s Vineyard. Hen (limn, who hn* Is-cn ill AlOol. He had spent a ten dav Itoad. nt hi* homa on Hminytown rmnl, I* wionkli with Id:. pareola^JUr. mu I Mr. HtctimrtJL'n,.. f'ump mill M r, I m p r u y J j u g . _______________ fra. L. 0. TU'lw. H arry llnhar have gone to Tampa The regular mnnthly meeiing yrterid* nf Elm i L. linyl will I" on a liinilnes* trip. They plan to wry to hear that he is routined to ritualrurt an outdoor theater there. nf the Lym an Brlinnl P. T, A. will lie held at the selioni Tuo-dily, • (tome dlle to illness. Mr. mid M r*. C. A. W ale* lm\'e Nov. 15. at H p, M. The topic nf M w dam eu A. K. Crocker. V. W i cl or m il to their home here from tin' meeting will l,e " I ’meilt*, jablom, II. II. Urior mid A. It a htlHine** trip to Texa*. Know Your Hehool". Open Imnsu Iw tg Wiire TiiiHlesM'* on Nov, 1 m Kgt. V. D. Jefferson, who waa will he liiild, ami there will I*, ex­ traiiHferred rerenlly from the Dr- hibitions and deimmatrntinn* of luiido A ir base tn Wat net- Hotilns ylnsswork. D is urgd Unit all pa­ played during the evening llase, near Macon, (in., apvnt the rent* and friends attend. ha honoree wn* presented weekend hero wlllt hi* family. numerous girt*. At || late Mr. and Mra, M arvin M cLain Plywood I* used extensively In ptlrieh nml imllvldual rakes, and family have tnlurneil In their jtin construction of motimi plelura home on l.nke Triplet Drive nfler lata. Dodge Tudor Ford <6cyl). A MONTHLY INCOME Woman — Dodge I'lckup Dodge Forder Hftfini and Board, Anesthetics, Operating Room, Lalmratory, X-Itny Examination and Ambulance So rvlio while confined to any Hoapltal or Sanltar- linn and we pay Mold tn Men — Plymouth Tudor Ford Pickup _____ STREET NO. C IT Y .......... AUK OCCUPATION We, the following firms are happy to have taken a part in the construction of the new FIRST CHRIST­ IAN CHURCH YESLEY MEMORIAL PARSON­ AGE on 1501 South Sanford Ave. HAPPY CONGRATULATIONS! ARE IN ORDER The Following BusineHH Firms of Sanford and Orlando, contributed in no nmall way to the Succeaefui completion of the Yenley Memorial. PLUMBING .INSTALLATION BY ROY PLUMBING CO. THE ADDITION OF A COMPLETE WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE PLAYED A PART JN THE CONTRUCTION ’ OF THIS PARSONAGE STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 207 WEST IfMG SECO N D BRAINARD & NELSON GENERAL'CONTRACTORS , DIVISION - FEATURING PHONE « ? ij PIPE COMPANY MlCAACKEN ROAD ALITY AND SERVICE - AT NO EXTRA COST ICMflE COMPANY CONCRETE FLOORS O T A W ir a a o ■ . •' L vJ"1X* if 111'J1l '■ in * GENERALJN8UHANCR m m ***- �* — *" r.;.v ■' !- ' - ■ ■ ■ ■ g m • '" ' ' ------p r r r - 7 — V •'■ / _rg1pAY NOV. It. 1«ut t o p Moses And Israel’s Children Arrive ~ At Mount Sinai YT 1 ■,:W r " '1 ---- p ----------- STAFFO RD M E M O R IA L Youth Fellow.hip will meet at 0:10 IV M r m t u ’ii One mile north Mnnroe Hrtdae A cordis welcome Is ex tended Hev. Edward Klrchcr. Fastor to nil. Sundny School 11:48 A. M. All C k u n h Nolltea muet be preaented at the Herald office on the M orning W orship 10:15 A. M« S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T W tf M. Y. F. Thur.s.lay 7:tH> I’ M. CHURCH «*> before publication. . . . Mid-week devotions first and Elm Avenue and Seventh Street Sanford Ministerial Aranclalion /i j hc month, when tlin children of Israel were none forth third Thursday tit Sqm F. M. Elder A. E. Deyn, Superintending J. R. FarrU, President nut of the land of Egypt, the Fastor Joe C. Crews, Sec. Trewt, ••me day came they Into the T H E C R l'R C H O F G O H O F Elder E. Sheffield sod Elder M IL L E R F A R M S wildernstx of Sinai . . and there E. ,\. Shepsrd, Assistants Rev. R. W. Miller. Pastor •■ taal camper] licfore the mount. F IH S T F E T II O I I IS T C H U R C H I hum a* Wsller. Hshhnth School G O H I'K I. T B N T S B K V IU K fl J. K. McKinley, Minister And Mnse* went up unto God, and West Ninth Street and French Sundny Services: Sundny School Superintendent JJj® ti®td vans,, called unto uiuu Him, him, saving saying, Mra, F, It. Stephenson. D. R. K. and Bible study at 10:00 A. M. Mr*. Harry A. W all, < hurrh Avenue TTiuj "halt thou tell tho children .MUI-week service Thursday even­ illdrar Church School 0:45 A. M. .Missionary Leader of larael: If ye will obey my Revival nervier* each ttlilil 7:13 ing nt 7:10 IV M. A class for every age. Sabbath School, Missions Meet­ F. M. ecrept Satun vole# Indeed, and keep my cov­ M orning W orship 11:00 P. M. Hrlng your Hlldc* in each ser­ ing tbit) A. M. Saturday Sunday Service 1:00 F. Jt. ami e n a n t , then ye shall be a pecu­ Sermon: Rev. J, E McKinley vice. Frenehing hour 11:011 A. M. liar treasure unto me altove all 7:10 F. M. H:10 F. M. Youth Fellowship Speial healing service Friday 4*1|i|*y 11<q Fm yer Meeting 7:10 IV M. Wed­ people: for all tho earth le mine: F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H I HUH night. nesday * d yp yo ehall ‘ “ t«* ‘ unto me a king And 7:110 F. M, Evening Worship Kov.: Carroll S'. It lakes lee has IfilIT Sanford \ve. dom of priests, and an holy na Sermon; Rev. .1. E. McKinley A lonliiil Invitation to worship tion. ■ large tent with the latest J. Randall Farrl*, Minister with n- is extended to all. F IR S T P K E H H Y T K It lA N And Moses came and called equipment; Including fluorescent At the morning h«ur theie will ii Iful seating ' ‘to CHURCH for the elder* of the people, and lighting, and beautiful I k1 a dedicatory service for the The dodo, u defenseless clumsy laid before their face* all these accommodate several hundred peo­ Rev. A. G. M d n n is. H. I).. Pastor lot the Y E S t.E Y M E M O R IA L blid found on M nuritlu* when the ple. He pitches his tent wherever 0:45 A. M. Church School P A R S O N A G E thi* church ha* island was discovered ra lly in the wnrda which the Lord command *d him. And Moses told the words tho Lord directs him. He has 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship btilldc'd. The friends of the Church U'dh century, was entirely exter­ preached In aeveral atates and In of the people unto the Lord. Sermon by Mr. M rlnnls lire cordially Invited to tie persent. minated by 1051, unable to rope the Dominion of Canada. <1:10 F. 81. Youth Fellowship • T H IN G S T H A T G O D H A T E R " wit Ii mail's weapons oi domesti­ And tho Lord said unto Moses, m Cqngregation singing, plus ape 7:10 F. M, Evening Worship will be the sermon subject of the cated animals ~ J o unto the people, and sanctify cial numbers by Kcv. Illakcilea and Special Music for Sundny Morning: M inister for the evening hour. thrm to day and to morrow, and a ___ localj visiting quartet Anthem: “The Lord Is a Mighty let them wash their clothes, and An avcrabgc freight ear will The Church school will meet nt Everyone Invited to attend. God" .Mendelssohn be ready against the third duy; 11:45 A. M. and the Christian carry 51.10 tons. for the third day the Lord vlll wl.. ' “ ........................... Offertory Anthem: "T he Publi­ H O LY CH08S CHU RCH come down In tho sight of all the can" VnnDoW aters (Episcopal) people upon Mount Sinai . . Solo part of tho anthem: Robert 2lnd Sunday After Trinity Brown And on the thiril day In tlu< Rev. II. Lyttleton Zimmerman. The Youth Fellowship Group morning thero were thunders and II. I). Rector will have charge of the Evening upon the mount, and the voice of H:0<> A. M- Holy Communion the trumpet exceeding loud: so 0:30 A. M. Fam ily Service and Service, Their Special Number will he "W h en Children F ra y " by -that all the people in the camp Church School wembtod. And Moses brought 11:00 A. M. M orning Flayer and Fenner. forth the people to met't with Sermon C O N G R E G A T IO N A I, t III ID II Hods and they stood at the nether (1:00 F. M. YFfll. Park Avenue and Third Slrrel part of tho mount. And mount Services During Tho Woek J, Bernard Haul, M laislrr Sinai was altogether on a smoke, Monday through Thursday and ■ "i Sunday School Itidlli becauae the Lord descended upon Saturday It In fire. And God spake all these M orning School I him Holy Communion, 7:10 A. M. worda. saying: sylng: Subject: "Tw o Pictures" Friday, H oly Communion • IEOH I am the Lord thy1God, which A. M. have brought thee out of tho land C IIH IS T C H U R C H , of Egypt, uut of the house of F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H I am gw nod bondage. Thou (halt have n o other Fourth Street and Laurel Avenue 22nd Sunday after Trlnily gods before mo. I Hev. II. Lyttleton Zimmerman Fred R. Horton, Fastor • Thou shalt not make unto theu II. t>„ Vicar Sunday School . 0:43 A. M> any graven image, or any like­ 4:00 I'. M. Evening Fra ye and Men and M issions Service 10:45 ness of anything that is In heaven A. M. Sermon above, or that Is in the ckrth ben­ All arv welcome Young Feoples Service 7:00 eath, or that Is in the water under P. M. the earth; Thou shalt not bow F IH H T C IIU IU T I O F C H R IS T . Evangelistic SarvlEe 7:10 F. M, down thyself to them, nor serve ' Prayer ami Fralie • Wednesday S C IE N T IS T them: for I the Lord thy God am it 7:10 P. M. MOO East Secoml Strret Jealoua God, visiting the iniquity of .Sunday School U:4B A M The Shield's Quarter front Aidthe fathers upon the children unto \ vrsgate University will bring a M orning Service 11:110 A M. the third and fourth generation of message In song at tho Sunday Subject: "M o rtals and Im ­ them that hate ntc: and shewing evening service. m ortals" gfu-Tcy unto thousand* of them that Wednesday Service H:im I’ M wLvr me. and keep my cum mantleReading Room Tuesdays ami C O M M U N IT Y C H U R C H moots. Friday* 1:00 la 5:00 IV M. Lake Mary, Florida. Thotl shall not take the name All are welcome to allend out C. ('. While, I'aatnr of the laird thy Gml In viilo: for services and la Use nor Hooding the Lord will not hold him guiltChurch School ... 10:00 A. M. Room. leas that taketh his name In vain. Classes for all agos. Churches of Chrlsl, Scientist Remember the sabbath day, to W orship ---- 11:00 A. M. " M O R T A L I/4N11 |B1 M O R T A L S " keep |( holy. Six days shall thou ilnister Weitmlnist o r JFqllnwshll fellow ship 11:1,> 1*1 .the iilbieirt of the l.i-sson-Kerlabour, and du all thy work: Rut I'. M. hinn wdi*1**1 w ill'll, rend in Churehi ' i L ' 1' < r * the seventh day is the anhhath Tuesday Nm in). IB. Thif Frfondshie es of Christ, Reieotist, thiougboul of the Lord thy God: In it thou Class meets at Chamher Chamber of ComCorn- the world on Rundny, Novemlier shall not do any work, Thou, n ^ •sai.Bldg. i*W d | at «>Q0 F.t M. > , 11. th • i i y " p i, ‘hy The Golden Text is: "They 'manservant, nor thy rflibwerv which are the children of the flesh, nor thy cattle, nor thy strange* he a table ' for wbmen and these are not the ehlldrcn of Gm l" that la,within thy gates: For In children. yhody Invited Everybody to |Romans |);HI ,■ six days the Lord made heaven, come. There will bn singing, etc tntnng tile citnllnns which comand aarUt, tho sea, ami a ll' that Runner will lie at <1:10 F. M. ini-e the Lesson-Sermon Is the fol­ lit them Is, and rested thn seventh Wedneaday, Nov. HI, at 1:30 lowing from tho llihln! "F o r I tlayt wherefore the Lord Id eased P. M. the Women's Association know that In me (that is, In my the sabbath day, and hallowed it. will moet with Mrs. C. C. White. flesh,l dwolJeih no good thing: Ilonur thy father and thy mo­ fm to will I* present with me: hut ther: that thy days may be long how to perform that which Is upon the land which the Lord thy the penplo saw It, they removed, good I find lint" iRnm nns 7:tH| anil stood ufar off. And they said God gtvrdh thee. The l esson-Heltuntl al-o Include, unto Moses, ,H|ieuk thou with us, Thou shall not kill. and we will hear: hut let nut God the following passage from the ” T h"u ah a It not commit adultery, apeak- with i i - lout— tve— 4bt,— AttT f'liriitiau— Si ieitce— tovtleml, *'Srl. Thou shall not steal. Mtfuse* said unto the people, Fear etlce and Health with Key to the Thou ehalt not bear false wit­ not: for God I* come to prove you, Scripture*," by M ary Raker Eddy: ness against thy nelghlior. and that his fear may ha licfore " llo nut believe in any summed Thou shall not rovet thy neigh­ ynur faces, that ye sin nut. Ami nere-sily for sin, disease, or death, bor's house, thou shall not covet the people stood afar off. an.I knowing to* von ought to know) thy neighbor's wife, nor his man- M ohch drew near unto tho thick that God never requires obedience to a ui.called material law. fur no aervant, nor Ids maidservant, nor daikness where Gml was . . hi* ox. nor Ills ass, nor any thing And the Lord gave unto 8lo*v*, sin Ii law exists, The belief In sin that is thy neighlamr's. when he had made nil end of com- and death is destroyed by the law And all the people saw tha miming with Idtu upon mount of God. which Is the law of Life thundering*, and tho lightnings, Kianal, two tallies of trslimony, Instead of death, of harmony InV n mountain smoking: and when tables of stone, written with the stead of discord.of Spirit Instend of the flesh" (151:15). 'a n d the noise of the trumpet, and finger of Gml. At THE CHURCHES A « r M A N r n n n t i e n A i.n , B A V r n n n F i n n i n * m e t h o d is e Flying Evangelist To Preach In SanCord THE POLAR REAR The Rev. I.oms W Vinobl, known ns the ' E h rig Fn-nrlier" because of hi* mod' of m m I be tween the ehm. lie- lie vm i*. will preach nt mm lung and evening service* at thi I'-iilia l llopti.-t Church Sundu\ Rev. Al Hold t.i'i ame km»wn aO Over the cnimtn doting tie wai when gn- rntnmim: (m id him to Inke to the an to commote be­ tween hi* two clou. lies, .me m Lexington, K\ ami tlm otliei in Cincinnati, Ohm Ills sermon Sumlm m m oirigl will be "l.ocxoi- ii oo i Hang m an'* Noose" mil S mla\ , mug, "S ig n s of the Time UK. NOHTH I’A K K \V K . rNMvU \i:\v .m an \(; i :.m i ;n t Ol M l*. X T h e (fit.ilil\ A ln n t s ill M H S . II I.. S W I S l i r . H I lie I'r u t lu r l Im p ro v e il \ Iitlistsn t- Y u r ii 'l t <>l lee t team I. cwmI.h V NOTICE t‘ T.i% I bod, in- u p i'ii fur p in tuntl nl l 'l l ! l C it y T u x e s. Iii iin iiii ill I w ill he allow e d f o r .1 iliseotm l Ittr |MVp a y m e n t m \ t . t i m lioi m eitl m I lei em h pi j " - di-eoiH it lor put m e m ill .Lniii.it t ; I dm, m in i lo r p a \ m enl ill I ’elu ti it t . Tile National i ,■ ngi ,i| Son etv say* whejit m>l - -gn.ilile ill a tine it. the slm 11 -iimui i it oa t evil S lls’iie, win ii- 11-m| ■ atmes drop to 00 |f 111 I. Ins /CIO ill winter, One font Hi of tin- oigin pm (bleed in Aineric in tc iu lo iy is rnis"i| in Hawaii, -at - Hu- Nation­ al Geographic Socu-tt 1.1 It'll I l o t . t '|i t T a \ ( u lle e lo r ♦ w It -w * n III it H O 1* s • -v i ♦4* tt III I in .4* • t i 7/i « r. « ,/ . i *4* l*»t* *~*4 Hit .«!> Gateway to Life . . . ■ S W i t'- f.vi| ij If*) in t -A •>u i.« iStl •— . ■> ,i, i iii. * v i s i t •**- . it i" , ; ■ml i 'H 1 .v litis v t'lla* 3 (A 7 ...... ' •r j, ■ ’/ u s lit:. 'M|*. * \ A mei icnn llild* .S'iwuo y Worldwide Rtbl.' 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N Y. r Boon to Bu§y H ousew ives . . • , , f £ Cl[UnCH FOR / i r i A young mother nairl with an enthusiastic ring in her voirr, "There is one thing I am determined to do, I am going to nec that Nancy knows and loves the Bible." This mother knows that the B ible is the gatew ay to life. There are other books that assist in developing a useful and happy life, but there is only one book which is important froth the cradle to the grave. There are many books which can improve A Convenient Bxtmmaimn Telephomm mind and character, but there is a limit to their effectiveness. The Bible gives help and guidance in every phase of hum an experience. T h at is why it is the world’s most popular book. It has been issued in IBB languages and part of it in 1108 tongues and dialects. No other hook has ever been so thoroughly read as the Bible. It lives because people get the most out of life as they study and treasure its eternal truths. , ..., w LF1ORrHE ' ,oddm,, ,| 'Bu m , in, , "l l, V I,l, 'r i»un .v v f '" .,,, (()iir church ''■-.-lor °n «mth f„r f " o r c l v , / „ n l(o n c«'r.n' f - » ..... : i u T i n '-V 'r ,,,ri ■b, <lt) fo V H,urai ° rtur'»i « teiepboM within H tty reach n tk n your LouaeboM ran hmm smoothly— Mikes year tolopbMo aorvieo m n tabiablo by ia tu M iai iu i ' O r a o » t— ■ f • w " .M i oral. Ym im fi nra^in writing m m m «n Um ... n* * *kfa i I ", t ■ ■;. ■« L I �F R ID A Y THE HANFORD flERAT.D. HANFORD KMlWHM N O V . II, 1919 Dealers ‘Hie Question Of War Hm Become Lumber Assail Truman s Administration The Mam Preoccupation Of Man’ Jailed Lothario Spumed B y L a s t Admiring W idow H A N F R A N C IS C O , Nov. I t — l/Cl— President T ru n isn '. domes­ tic and foreign policies wen- nsrailed blterly beforllie Hu* National Hotall Number Dealers As-mclutlnti today by Senator W herry Ill-N e b |. “ President T ru m a n * trchni* i|U« lead* down the road to Com­ munism because it attempt* to Imiv freedom with material tilings." W herry itnul in a prepared teidrt'**. The .Senate Minority leader In the Hint Congress criticised the Krelproral Trade Agreements Art, tariff cutting. foreign aid and ail* ministration spending. W herry likened the “prnmkera of today1’ In the “medicine man" of the p rom ise* of their day u “Kohl brick.’ hut today “It I* the Welfare State.” " A l l the Kohl dugy by the ’ttters," lie continued, ‘‘would not pay the firat Installment on th« Welfare State. And the direction Sam Engel Considers 10 Year Sentence In Lonely Prison Cell C H IC A G O , Nov. I I — (/P)- Sin* mum) (S« ni) Kngel. the 74-yearold widow'* Lothario who ran out on uofe * oi lonely women after (sking their money, wn* a tad and lonrioiite lig n in himself today. [.eft ialone now even hy the one woman wlm had M o d i to hijn llmiupfioiil hit trial, thfe internsTermed.Jiy William Stewart Jlnrrison. state architect, us one of the Horst liomil m nlidence man tal deject* State, the itkovu Ctwnr-s Memorial l.lhrary, d e sign ..,1 by Kllou .1. Momrhton and etlly in n rell at the county jail M l , represents tin* fulfillment of the drearns and plan* fin nmtiy years of Hi vctrian eduentor of nririo stiidiml*. After be had a itcrt'cdrd in m ixing |U,tMMl in ponde|itiK hi* two to 10 year sen- Hrliont Ikiard anil Slipt. T. W. I.awtau came to Ills u til with school foods to rump tencr for u love swindle. on Aug. 17. The donutliiliH im* beiriK used for hook :i mill «i|uipineut utnl Hie lib Jmlur George M. Filher imputed roiirrete block construction l( I* hunted near the A ndoniy. It* 'J<1 by iltl f ml i to bold 7,001) book... the trnlelit e Wednesday after denyinn « defense motion for a new trial. Knurl wn* convicted hy a jury ol nwiudjinu Mr*. Reseda Cor* t*K«n, W. a red hnitetl CliiraKO widow, id $H.70() after a whirlwind I toiiililiip Knurl disappeared on llir 1 eve of their scheduled iiiuiringc. [ Hy I I Al, H O YI.K ye la d Me dlrlnoi thrill ataui Isoin NKW Y IIK K Nov |/Ph K srrp i for Id* attorneys, Kngel Oswald Jacoby In u Idp, hear tike mi who bus won fume by holdwn* ol*... will'll hn war hrouglu In *.'oiii I for sentence. M r*. Pauline nv hands,. Not holy hands— ran i bands. Langlnii, the llll-ycnr-old New Hight now Ossli is looking fro Y o ik v/idow whom K n g H culled hie "o n ly line lovo" wn* not pre­ *• im-hndv to give $71,(100 to. Any­ body. That Is, anybody who ran sent Outside of eoiirt, the weary old I*, at him «• Ho* new pnHtehnnrd lover told newsmen he hadn't seen epidemic— canasta. Home nine iiio m H is ago hr spent in heard from Mrs. Lnngti.n Mlnee Hilllirliny. The hotel where she bud it tlnirn hours pbiylup this ir** lilol decided la* kp.iv lieen .laving reported M rs. Lung- •llilt ton e beckei| out Huturdnv wlllioiu enoiiKb about II to write a book. A la n l.nil.1 om l Hotim. H erd me ti'iimeil loiiiurm uiiiy in raram aiini * lenvine n forw arding address. ftlii- •le did. And Ills “ How T« Win At Nii.p.’li.i* (lit, “Chicago I O il'll ill* ,' rlmwltiK ol the Hits Theater Biinduy Is believed to have returned to f ’:i*ois(o" litis sold over ’Mill,noil nini Mouduy conies. New York. Hut n number of other iieotde M i n , I.m inion I* the I u m of >ev also wrote hooks on canasta ernl In id e i n m i led In the Hfc of 'M e t rciidluu llieir liouks and the rt |f-styled Inver of l.flhl wn r re.ollmr M s tiook Jnrohv ib* men. rhled lie was Itie I m'-I rnnssts KngelV nMoiney, A lla n II, III sh-Ii . railed Ills ellenl’a punishment "n vliiim l il. iiIli sentouei*." “This mini Is old," he raid, "hi* Hr H I M IIA W H O N dnyrl me over. W hy he vindictive7 NI W Y O R K . Nov. II (/!•» I’race in lie d/m’l lull in linvone anymore. llo m lssra t'rsi* Piisr lisel A vem for him Is like It) for n I Inline Harrell. H|d, Albin K hen- ■ Im. h i .lioul.l I iv the spcitie nl .« snriv ( limli younger mini,” dull was driver. ilill lion l.n loin the New Year the li (|*|'V .1 Hut James A. ItrowM, Nsslstnnt The Seminole llltth Srliool Mmol l|UC«lllill. stale's iitlnniey, pressed for n In uniform led hy nmjmrltes un*l, Men wlm le.irril they would lie laid off sentence of nine to HI years, term­ Hep Hiponi miiri’lied In prwUi’ , ini; Knirel “Hie master roll mini fnrniatli'ii. rest easier, Many now out of work ♦ of his time.” expect soon lo la* diuwlmt pay Rthitul mussed I'lilors the vet­ .finlire Fisher granted Knurl n ill! ain nil unity Hie liek buck lo erans, Including .I.eKlonmdren, Vetim tiny Htny for ail appeal to the (lie mill told shops and yard* Im* eve r, total purchasing fmwip ■ run. of I'n ii'lg n Wurs, IllNalded Illinois Supreme Court. Kngel was stmt rd, should Ih* high, g, H ' .....iL American V»ter»n«, mnmhcd, taken linrli in jail. Huy rntes edifc n 11llle higher In,lost rial |irvii|urtl/iii .should At hi* 11 Ini, four other wometi, while Hpaulsh W ar Velnrnn* and III tnflitv Imlustites In ntliio. Inline imp Imrk fm m the low tn whjfH Auxiliaries of rim l.euinn unit Including Mrs. l.nnuton, testified seem* lo lie wioniiiK ' Is I'iitld I’m Hie strike* brought It— tha., fed* till l.*llllM|ill m il off with VH W radii In darmnteil cars, The llcpslllloi, III HOP, tli'llil'l will 1)11 ernl lloserve Hoard say* its WH llielr money m Jewels after marry- V F W and 41). el H, ........... lakiiiu liiiiiir ii 1111li' h'N>. money, d u o rial looducllon) index hit llijr them. M is. I.isiijctun U*csnie rlniggeii along, nroond KW perennt of. the lttlR-flO lei’nficlli il with Knurl lifter Ills Tim Uollrd Will Id Ti ili'i atlst* ovi iiige In Octolier, down front 112 capture In rhh-uirn iiothoiltie«. presented a most In-piling flout In .September. Weekly earhlnifs Kniiel Is srheduled to appear Niirtuouutril by a globe around in dl-tliigolslied from uivie high In emu I nunln on Jim. H on font wlilrh wen* hoys ami girls lepre I till,' w In. •in. brill o n . lie all lOiiiliri'd “T in n iiiiiv u ciiupl*' tiouily wage rate*) will rise again, tilller swIndliiiK complhlnls. sentitig the viirhols lint Ions blind of link Hull II 1'IIVN III ( I -11k I*-V11 ill Imud while Ju stin ' belli tile | Mote than 7u per cent of A u s­ si'dlt's, “ W inId Hearn uml (llolie who cun do it toil I doubt il. A oil I'm sole there Is im other tria Is classified us mountainous, Juatlre". ranasl'i iiiithm aide lo not if 11m Tout 1st Club Imd two Im* lliev play llie way lliey write." In some Industries. Hire) th#g are lorol’i of passeugi'is anil a three lit- Im* rn oin i for hi'IC cho tilere sirin g linnil Including Hurry flileni e, Tills lie veal' old, grlx- p in llilitig higher prices "u n la M demand goes lo pieces," although Wester, Hnve Hliummu and Hill xly-gray, tt.fo t tun bu b Texnn labor insists that penalnn coata Martin. ia a fine mat lie mm liiiio lie Im. The Lions Imd an Interesting nun pl'ivlruf In Hue ni the 'igc m old I.... tel out of profit* (with­ float with King, young lion from of 7. Hloce liiiio In lia s won The out having to hike price*. Hut there I* great drag oil Hie /on In a rage, attended hy II. V’anderl'H' mp, ihe Kentucky O. Dnvls, and members of the Derby of Inin ui iuii.t bridge, si* pikes, tmi— all but u few DH * ag A duels ate In plentiful supply. Only I .Ions Club with placards tin night time. the cutback early this year In cnnservnllon. The l.lon* also had » Hrei'oiltv run in Ids tribe. car with a gilded linn on lop. " M v fallii'i' eider* d iidlege itt miinufacluririK and In purchasing Hoy Hcout*. the Junior Ked I I I entnieil ii |fi and my sou by retailers has held supply and " I demand In balance. Crus*. Hie Church of Hoi), th * hlg lit Hi,’* lie in li| smilllig. Fin fli. fur bualnesa and Indus­ new Fire Truck and firemen, The gues. Hie family Is petering out." He unit Columbia University at try us a whole will be (dwer thl* Kike Car, Btudehaker, Mercury, a c VO I/A 10 tn hi.. me Hie nation's young. year than last, and moat c o m * wore rapreoantod. putties seem r f-n u lig d to ih e proa* Tim biggest fun nT the parade ext life Insurance actuary. I K A L BAHKtk F M "A n d I'm still a consulting Pert or slightly - Igwar ‘ ‘earning* was A l Mklniior of the Sanford ttw co tr, Hlalw Mauhet Association, made up actuary." lie -nlil. “I'm not In next year. (That w hipping 0#n* ( n il Motors profit wa* not typi­ as ii red headed hussy known us cards for a business," B A i V F ttM H O N G llut ihcv are n nice, good-pny- cal.) Hill most cbmptnleu are wall Mias limn, HMD, ami sitting atop over the tine Into t))» blick, Thay a t us a float covered with airing beans. llijr hubby, Jacoby snys there is nn curd aren't having It 't o good aa In iw* H i verst large market arinl-ti all* t lliA I L I er* with Inilgnln followed. The game that can Im pin veil perfect­ rnnl-setlliig 1U4V, perhaps, .but AUTO M tH kA H C t Toberculiisls Association had a ly, and that if someone Invented they aren't exactly |g the soupdine fine, white trimmed float. The Red r. machine that could— "n good either. plover could I" at It hernuae he Block Im lden at Ifin a«em W kb Prosy was also represented. _ feid'i n>edict whut the machine coining into thirtf' own, toe,' ea The Dusty Moots Riding Club, would du.” l» i .i i m u h u ,) well as labor. ’Die O M yeoc-end Including many youngster*, fol­ Ills Hu to unmteur*! to nine lowed on their horses and with any rani game well you hnve dlvltlenil capturax tha heedllnaa because of Ita staggering tote), inure than 00 riders, made a color­ to avoid patterns, but It merely overshadows a boat ful ending to the parade. Among " A s you grow older volt tend them was Hhrrlff I*. A. Mtro, tn fall Into patterns," he said. of oth*r dlvlileml statementa— in* "H e* ones n e m it player gets ertasod payments, yiar-end ‘ex* rind hv the others, lie fulls Into tras. And tha Federal R ieeTW the second rank, ! put the late Hoard estimates ala million Amer* canx own aomn corporate atetk. Companlex, with thoir poetwar expansion nearly over, are, M W In a position tu pass along a great­ er portion of thoir annual aam* lugs to I ho owners, And thie 1* likely to continue next yean Thu stockhdkler'x gain,'however, may hr (He construction'1and tm i industries’ ioa», A. drop . o f 4 <per J. H. LAWSON Jeweler Oswald Jacoby Voices Challenge To Canasta Fans r i t 1(H) N. I’urk Ave. U H U M I.K Y H U ). Watch ValueH Present iiik n a llo n slly fm uoui timepiece* . . . lb * best value* fur your dullai that can o * had a n y where. War, the jioedy bankrupt's last nrt.’— Nicholas * Howe. An arm y i* of little value in Thl* I* *U(h a friendly MMOA to v h ll. , .and It’* »•> Mir. w iMipenilv* via tirtybaand, Plan today to drop In on I M folk* hack bom* ... *urpriM th* kid* *1 roU*|*... arrsJua a bis holiday raanion. Thar* a a big Cray bound Hu* raady to lab* yuu aaywbaco, aay* £ 1950 Moduli* Bulova - Elgin (iruen - Imperial ^ chief To Im* "on time” all the time, r Iloose a dependable nationallyn dverti sed watch. Hee our wide (election of styles for women utid men In the very latest tlms. ■■ IXTRA tAV IN O S TOOI New York I lly Atlanta, Ha. Now (triesMS, |,n. HI. I.ouls, Mo. Dothan, Al*. ...... models. O u r pulley Is to feature aim n vn m m e n d only Ilia finest . , , i hr most dependable fam uli* Industry Rapidly Returns To Normal As Nation’s Strikes End J*; ....... I**® 7.7 Hut fos^ro) foa ' ( OMYHOUND BUI STATION rmmv watches. W atch R epairs T hat A re Correct Toriuy’H Puradu -• 30‘J Hast Cummortlal r«Mi*piNir) ran ox. sac * •M«i«e. /i v EC Vre i r h flM C TO rg S B I ■ T^ARDON ui If we appear pcrelitent i ooorte point. But wc gtIH find people who look otrir thie new Buick S pr c ia l , kdmirc Ita etyle, itt room, lie bandy kub impreieive abe, and eayt You And you tan ralxa your gtgndard ol e«r travel—etep up lo Buiok level* of etyl*) comfort, handlind, rlA , power-more eaaUy than you n«w principle apreade to olhb^g, it'e aure tu dol •( Thal'x why wc keep pointing-ptit-5. thli wonderful tu fty *fo *jh c / tMfitkt* tight, with eft it* ttandnt /eofti and teeftriM, It grfcwf Mu e M l A iM lb /ewer fgew mmm , You may even dleeovgr you can ■tart enjoying the velvety luxury oi Dyneflow Drive* right now instead o l waiting until Ibia revolutionary So ft# tome thing about it, will you P Take e tbarp pencil, ace your Bttbk dealer, replace gueeaee with Jeete -en d we think you'll eee the light and plane tlmt order I £ * Som e a u r p r ie in i tkingg- t h p w up w htn you ,du ih la.. ( ' ' $,r MIi*g wonderful I Too bad it’e too rick for my bkxx)l" Tkal'aour point—IfewA yeg kntmf H ave you Ro m lo im thie oar-and born bow vary muck there la in HP A*i,' I ior*: Have you got th# erbe/ M tm nl prim A m m —including the equip* mint you went—end matched them ■Abet otkcnP OOsshs/ o Mrs 1 - 1*..via T- « Hcvc you worked out down pey* ment, trade*in, monthly inatell* menUP Heve you weighed thin «Ajba| the lonAr period of yeere w W ka keppbr with thie B uiek- piisn • ^ r',,57 ‘w^vh8\ v * * x sn rsu ‘ M i Unther Trim • Piping FABRIC * H PLASTIC * v . n rm iM ;-| * ' s f ■■7- 'i ' S\ j 1,1■ • 1 1 •* f 1 a X t t f SEAT COVE — ■ IdMther Trim A Piping m .... f • <M (| 2 2 2 ^ 1 sr-irssSS!SSaJ �THE W EATHER H • VOLUME XXX X a n f o r A I LNEXX8PAPER Y N EW SPAPER AN Ai N n d IeN pDeEnPdE eNnDtE NdTa i D ly S A N F O R D , E L O H I P A *11 j l O N D A V EaU bM ahad 1908 j& d tt & Mostly rlnudr with light tain nod «hnwrr* noon pr„t>.ild) Slightly render t par tit Houdy nnd mild. l h > __________________________ A s s o c ia t e d P re tw L e n se d W ir e N O V . 1 I, l( H 0 Rights O f V et On P rew ar Job Group Named U .S .- Britain World Police Force Under UN j Q | | e jp | j n jfy Lay Before U.N. Urging a program of national prepatedn*** and s force to compel compliance with the directive* Voting System P e a c e P la n s Council, E. Meade Wilton. Mulberry, executive t Seniority Rights D edared Enforcible; Rep.Andrew M ayTo Serve Prison Term Secretary Of S t a t ^ 12 Point Proposal Is Offcrcfl To Advance Gmy Is Principal Cause O f Pence: Speaker At Super­ Vishinsky Furious visors’ Meeting #Court U p h o ld s ^ o n n a ire Wilton Advocates Acheson Pledges Aid To Germans In Fight To Maintain Liberty rirslinn nl wniM police of ilie U. N. S rrm ily rommitleem.in of the American Legion, told a large gathering at the Municipal flan.Midi in an Armiilke Day addre** that the only way to keep faith will, the thousand* who died to keep A m e r*# lea free la to maka and keep |# branding of Legionnaire* n* America strong. He was Intro- war-monger*. Tho Legion'* pin** dtired by Joel Field. to Congress to cxpnnd our armed First prixe am ong tha floats forces to Institute universal m ili­ particlpoting in the Armistice Day tary training and to fortify »m L I K E s m T . S S . Nov. I I — 1 Rodney Tlum liv, supervisor of W A S H IN C T o O o v . 14— (/P) parade was awarded to the N at­ liases In the I’Hrffii' fell on -lanf lil*)— II ii — Ih (arreil the I'nlted ional Guard for its portrayal of cars. registration lor Volutin < minty, wa* V — The Supreme Court held today the raising of the bullet riddled States to the floor twice lial.iy “Even when guns began to boom lo hr,ill * rnmmittee lo, that a veteran* job-aocurity right* Flag on fwo Jlma. M. B. Smith again In Europe, » i-oinplnrent ■ippninlril In the I'. N. peace ilrhatr. Twice .. r under the draft act attend beyond and W. G. Kllbee were the Judges. America sat hark to ivnlrh and work with .Srrrrt.iry of Slate R. A. while Soviet Foreign Minister 1 Andrei V. Vishinsky » « * -peaky nn(| In, a*,.slant. Clyde SimW v . t l l M . l u S Nov. 1 1— i/Tt— Prrstilrnl Tinm an **HI ov.vkr a m hi* fi'nl year back at hi* pre-war Second prixe went to tha United listen. It was not mir fight. No. inn he pounded the Inhle so hard World Federation for Ita float lirtrf .|ae.li ... ...MOW night lo the opening *r«*lnn her,- of the )\ T V " " I "inns, in determining a standard•he wiMeien marker hearing thr with boy a and girla representing all, we had two ocean* separating NiitMn* i turn* *1 of Negro Women, lie t* expelled lo make it an JiMtice Burton delivered the A- the nations davotad to world ua from aggressor*. The hmnli* im l form for thr permanent rrgit- word* “I'n Itrd Sla te *" sllpprd ocrasinn Im > tllnm ig.iin lor eiuiclmrnt of hi* • i 'll Itight* program **919 4 0 deciiion. JtMlice Douga* took peace. The Church of God won that f*ll on Pearl llnrhm -hut- iralion of voter, in order to *el ofr thr rniliiiH and fell to the The ............... It -peak for about H> m lnnlrs aioiind wMl P M. fhatr. T. S. Drlrgate W arrrn It. third prlio, and tha Tuborculoala (FjtTi iii,< White I Ion *,• reported. no path " u!.rJd>n\uatu.»r<rnon 1,111 throughout lha Austin I ih i Ii mdr of this hy hrfourth p r lu . Suddenly wu found our inir*el\e. in up , ■* a unified system , T solve*,tm'' k ii Tha act require* employer* to Association -■ »>/ rouniir, in the state, at a meetRinniiig hi* own speech with “M l no world aggressor think the midst of- the greatest rmifllet 14 (/P)— SrfM lor .^iMikmiM tl> Al.t> p»r reitore veteran* to their former that America would not go forth In the history of civilisation, i. ng these words: “T h r verbal fire­ tin- I'lniida State Associa* members ff«mi nnrtliem tmliMfnil util \ work* asvnd l*hle-thnni|bi>K of pontion*. or to potitions of "like again In freedom's causa," aald conflict In which the freeilrun of •■ on of .Snpcrvisms nrici in die M ay* wrteif. thr*>Mi*ti flodr iflRjrofw 4 V r\ Mr. Vl*hiu*kv has twice IliadMeade Wiison. "Am erica la tha all men throughout the world «n< lair Inn Saturday widi the presi­ Majority, * 1atu» and pay.” It al­ 1*11111 Itr 11f4’f * \ S v nrr fully • I ltu:!iii vri trill Ij tarred thr I'nlted stronghold of liberty. W ith tha e u r t " here in M iilhi thnf yiiilf io provide* that the veteran may help of God and tha red blood of at stake. tnvm ikei ».ml, ton, lli.tl -lllolliri I hjIi I Hi ( niiKifo "A n d we were nut lend) for dent. John 1‘. Drklr, supervisor of State* l„ Ihe lliair." K irill i m I bin l I*«r I* nf m . \V# ’c. not be fired without cauie for one patriotic Americana. Am erica will such a w ar," he declared " F o r­ 1I i IIsIio io u k Ii (ounty, presiding. 1■ 1 1r*h; 411 ill'll IIS Linm At 4,111 trli on yuu And L \ K K S i a l.s s . N,.v 14 t/Tt yeaf after he take* back hi* old remain that stronghold until the tunately, our Allies were able to 1011 4,i i » 1el > on ns V mi prom Id- 3 Mr. ( ■ ray and Mr. Simmons di»tneieheis f 1 »*m Mn* M tutliem m end of time," he atated. m iv l»*•I•• “ rn lr flush ml Mien . \ " 11like Hifimut continue tha fight while »e preI hr Uiulrit Staler ami lltil.vin •ol me tin iim *i til |*» I hr |fnlt*4) job. *" P I a y e d permanent regiitration During tha yeara following tha S lt iln I h »t ifio totit)||| rlx ll. rtlonr with tlif lOiithei fii’i i ** The Supreme Court decision wa* Armistice of lOlB, ho aald, “The iared to take our place in tin- f li­ imm t lo lie studied by the super­ laid beloir thr l ’lilted Nallunv If. 1 1 Ifntlt’iH Imve ng line. Think of how the course Mi l Im. uifl x mi k f ii iiiiir w ord, S|inik>tmn -hi tit 1 itlliiik* itii the given on appeal* by John Waller American Legion pleaded with tha of history would have changed had visors in order to irlrcl the best day a I * puoit wr vie in plan for • • 4*l »p 9»ni ly in P K I * r till I I* - mi to tiiieh off n f It11-il 1nfee 1 011 M m Iff 1 IlntrR Oakley. Jr., who wa* re-employed American people to awaken to the w# not been afforded those prec­ method to lie used in telling up permanent prai r 1»r Die t f ililm *tef, »' 1-1 (»•» mi ittrm pt to •f tii ih»* riv ti navi* tlir mhv fm Httiofi on f'ivil 1 lie move wav ilie anvwei tn by the LouisvilW and Naihville danger of our Inadequate defense. ious months 'o f making reiutv," he tlir permanent irgittralion system (Csattaas* oa Pass r.«»r The result, to a large extant, waa t ii> • hill to Net up itl^hts |i’k*islntion 411*| it tto1 stm t lii i<f 1 So, I 1 (/1’t SecRailroad, and by John 9. Hayne*. which lin a m r a lav, at thr 1949 H u m a’v iiivivlrnl d< inalulv Im l ' I 1•11•i « iticiii l*iiii'tieeii of the Ht's-xioo lust .liiiiiifiTy rcl-MV * k f iitc D ' h , Aihexon told N. 11 linn nn the vu i ailed Soviet who went back to hi* job on ttMied legislative session I he absentee The oiiti oim* *>f tltiit wiirt n next thr I HU Ill* f'*'l »X the United the Cincinnati, New Orlean* and 1 Mtn it In n nif hci'iiiiNe of ballot, rxti-ndril during die legisla­ p ra ir piiipu.ali Semite liih , xx hit'll met llir .toillll • mi 1»lieitMi ■ <■■ •>1 . 1 vnppnM their hattll 1' S l)e|eg.ilr men It All* Teaa* Pacific Railway. e r i i ii s ' trim s, \ui nuttnih, limkto to r session In prisons outside ike Jsp il Limtft t«dd te* linn of tlflmte 01 t lo to if oiilv when In I lihcits 1 1,1 1. lung .it they inn• Both suit* grew out of claim* .late, was •-X|il-vIIIr-iI by Mr. Gray, Im ,|>brn*llrrl the I S Util am iril<I m 1vi* fie i*ver « i of the '.Mi *41*fI •4111| s l||9|l| liV I* that hut for the war the two Imm li»'h(i 1**1 it » "it •im ih m them ina<sislrd l>v I Inward S. Hailey, *»• vnliillnii linmrilialplv iltri anollirr men would have had greater *enS|m t kinun p ti’iln led Hint the I Ur 1rt |i v •lelivfttd thii b illn Soviet it.n l wav made on 'ii t M It lorlty than the railroad* credited xstanl alloiury grnrial. lievei w ill llirNs 1 x*4 l . "n if ( mu tciiind^ci Ber* til. wrvleio puweiv th*m with when they went back I x ofr x to Mi. G ray told the Mipervlsora t III'I (f'lintlntiff •*«* r*g * N ltl to work. The Supreme Court . • mfrit-fti r |ifId infill I he wrvirm pinpuv d vlnnk •if tin- iiiipni t nii-e llioiim ghly agreed. k im nl hi it hx pU iif (mm 'litlei liv it 1411,* 1 1 i lliiealv ,i|. iiii*1 mlviNitlg tile imliliithe lieW The Supreme Court aleo agreed iiliKi'Otre voli-r low All nppll- I'li-mlri Maivll ill I Itn nf Yllgn I 1 mkluii 1im ih ’I i I N- hr xmi 4on* to decide finally whether people T n l k s i-iitmn* fin itli-enler IhiII h I n are *l vv •i mil il alleged '*nnel aid In I flltlrs hi ( •It I tv Mill |tt t irm M n y tried and Imprisoned abroad by to* , ei pi it I'd tu I..- in mi In in person or American authorltlea have access •«n*l rcimti !»x i'l.uir tn W.nliinfl* by until lo tin- isupi i vmor Ifi ilnys tin- ( ■.inmini■-1- in t lima. Il alvu to courts In this country. t<Ml pipii'iling tin- eli-i-imo fur which i illril Im leliglnii- mil pulitli.il A t the same time, however, the lire applying fur u tiallot. llerilnin in even in im liy and I CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy. A« hr x*»m d tUeattaseO Oa r i o t Mat m Of JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 14 </l'i they Nov. 14 — </P)— Pope P i u a — The Stat* Chamber ol Cniumru t- rtn- nppllration iniisl lie signed illgril lug puwri ••mpct.itlnn nn W n f r i n II. 11in if li nim v. (vmhnl in Ilie |irsisetii-i> of two wilnessna bitterly assailed "antt-Chriitian opentd ill 33rd on mini meeting mill iiutiii Ireil liefoni the ballul m ill m.illiiv ai ,t11,i ini i uni ml (if 4 ••*|»11M1111 c‘M't|( I m mirtlJlR totalitarian slate*" today, accus­ loday nn the ilieme *'<'Im kiriK ran tw ilellvereil. The lusllnt must .911*1 fir t * tn|« IflmtV 11n Alin in an lliilivli irvnliilinit V m; i 1 C ) 1r I S e n io r ing such nation* ol surpassing true Florida*» Tomormw" nnd ilie inpii I I lien la* mm k n l Nceordiog to law, wa« plli lied in ptvt aflri Kiitila'v ' I Ilf -«|*M -'Ll It. ItTWI 1 >1ular,iuslic* by application of unjust of lha hour appeiurd In l>«- k-u *enled In on envelope untl returnad \tlibri 'l Yivlunvlv i b ilged w rit r mi r hr I * «1 f fn»r n in isiid r irrttLi S I . lin H v M i s I to tho supervisor not Inler than law*. ♦itnl V * vpi'M tnni nl Opmmn jit nn (iriniaiiv i« bring leadicd a* a erntntat interference in brnmn, 0:00 P. M. oil tlin font tit i|ay preK i r iic r iiit y llr o lh c r It nilIItillM9 l>rt 1 Ntier I I I I .The, Pontiff laid suppression of m i mg any eleellnn. M. Gray wa* v|illtigbo,i»d for a llaik oil tbe So'Walter L. liny* of Otl.mdo, J A C K S O N V IL L E , Nov. 14-fBpa- "true"' fight* in totalitarian elate* Ih I'Mly SllR||f| r iw ilf M KfcL l ( H i 'M ill IS, O Nnv 14 t/l’t itfla'chamber ptesidenl, lold dr|r- Imsilleil hy Mr. Hailey in otplain- ncl l iimn el41)-"Goldon Bantam Bweet Cota ing Ihlr new phns* nf the eleetlon The we .lei n pi upnartl pill liefoie An argument with Im gill liieiul tpttllipd in .C iim h I I ’w ill ll»u t e a feature ott the Pahokee State lo ''praph**! defender* god crop galee t lawn of tha tor* .of a cul •ail a irpnm stiii limn Ir.ilermlv inert!ill* l l i i r |nr f »trr Ih in li, “Tha pendulum of mif national . Mr. titity isitiil that Floridn will; a-liildfaM— whfch doa* government i* twinging In die fell. H aallantO <M Pass Mat fonlbei* m geiril l.imev I) Herr 17, trhiilMe'l xlifMilma el 1MI kill J n f t l Varied**"' said W IK Io # I. not recogwto God \ghd hi* Jovp rim In the f.ilitl vlm n ling " I 1 UlK ( urnll I ni'li li tt|i llir my*li I We are swinging Inward socialism Wilson, Dlrcator of Stale Market# * I > t •m lv liiolli.-i. D rie r live hip nf O il I, .«t 1 hilimvt «*irit|» iii’ n In'hla weekly market m tg w . "V « f- areiga1 right*." • 1 and away from free enlerpriir and Tha Pope, m an address to the free compelition. Of tour**, the eniine H««i,» topped the market I m vcll \ Nliei-ts * ,1 it I tod.iv l.tkc | D m I i u I Attiinmv M K H T P A L M IIK A C II. Nov. during the paat weak at M-00 to sacred Roman Rota-— the bupremr I hr olln er. .tllri •pievtluiiilig llic M mmv H x rivtirrl »|IMd II'H ic »I lhf« k I I i/lh Mi iLilpli BniirH#. 94,70 per hamper. Other varlatlea, Court of'Catholkism— bitterly as­ pendulum will eventually swing I I 1 »nf*r Puli# 1 Niilionn moijliitor, Jll-ye.ir rdil ftlno Nl ,1, t 'mvei.ilv illllkjc M H. *Mill 119 jMC’dldfl. bark, bul a lot of damage will be Plentiful*, Florida Balls, and TattdI*t in >•(* 1 ft*i 9i*pOrputV Ih'4 cxliilnlcfl ll-itli c 11 nf fft*’ 1 m li*#| M u Mm ih nnd rrgreen aolil from $9-26 to 9,1-76. sailed recent trial* in such state done first." I \l tv dIN V II I.E , Nnv* I I </!'■ fir-*lllll.XII. Irpm teil I I••■ I v lid lie Beans are hand and machined He did not mention Communist lis’lll |Hi I 'I l f t tolm li I m 1't'tk, I m !•>Mer rnri< • fi'ioim ill tlm x'OitH* VV.IV "gull,,' g e l ,1 gllll •A ppuiittineiit *,f fui 1,,,-i I'li He urged the C, of C. ami oilier t'npt Mlrhm -I F ie ld in g wdt ,11, nllt Judge i,n>t ge W graded and cleaned and of fine slates hy that name, but there lilt. ul|t <01 ,1 •rilnili.il ntgv Mi, Mmn I'**. whn nMiHtUd inf, vxIlf’U (hr y4*111> h<l him il It* I atiocialion* lo leacli die pliilosopliy tin' feiitored spanker nl ttutu ' quality. A volume of 1600 to 8000 wa* little doubt those were the Inn 1 n f | ', , 11 Mvei .1 >1 I'l , , 1 idn* 1|\ \ , il, nnd 1 t*li cliff- 1 'V It* !• r lie \ M ..o oii.|-Hiig nf the Kentlm dr Itiiuni | imrv I Mi 1 ,,h w ii . ’ I dial "the people mippml die go v­ crates, B to BW d o » n per crate, lu-n 'm v llig " I .-del,i| .111>11-■ « . Mn Palc*lii< ilitimli' ui! I f 1 »fd one* he meant. Nor did he say • 'till, in I,,, held on Nnv. Iff, nl tin’ tlpkk •>.ll I .. 1 l, 1 ll, of rorn I* anticipated dally for 1»I'Minin,'lull'd ln,|,i- l,\ .uni 1 0 ,re igiug nliln i <.l -i 'i«-d >r . •♦*f 1 liiHis I* ! it ernment and nol die government M a y fn ii Inn, P re idd m l Floyd Pal ininllv 1 1. Sell'll. il , f'liiiule |>, U|„., vrrvitv’v .Inilrril d u ll i> thl* week. Prices on No. 1 quality just which trial* he referred In. tin M 1f 111 Mil It* . fl - r 1 % . ,,. ope,, im . in*' * f t It » liiMt'hfd ilie people." iiii-i niiiioiinred this nun mug 1-ml ard I ||,,tl,md were 93.60 per crate during tha However, he mentioned trial* ol M* fit # |||.,\V (if lit* I *l •M-l tl* t< •■, i lurid i .1Itls. f Mfifto* IMM'M of Harold Cola# of Jacksonville, <'11 pi F ie ld in g is 11 snldiei , in <v ile.ilb ra lly • illlllllV win I I , e , 1 1rcniooiendattnu wn tm ......1 W in t pa*t week. "public official*,” indicating he exsriittve vlro-presldenl. said: It 1 impel i i i i i i i , rndio HlililyHl mid • tn l.|lr ,1 -lr» t ,il|1n • vi,,rite.1 t»v wire In \n ,,,, "The first celery of tha teaion 1 hell, "Free enterprise In till* country might have been referring to the hirer, who m akes II Id * lni.ii,>.. Mi g *i*o # *‘f| M m . \ uni li rl % t • ’ 1 1 lilted Nidi til nr| 1) IlnlV'lird Met!| ,H| ill piMnl frnin I b er, I* coming In on tha Sanford M a r­ ♦•Yiitinr difcannol remain ahackled by Imina* ty Mill t J Inn 1hy tn m IDDin III III 1 f, I elli-es ■i, to have Infortnution of topn-nl o, Wii'ddnglmi They n ,ke,l Mini Mm 1 I»*»19 worhl ket and indication* are that the r4ccnt upsurge of "Titoiil" trial, Ilie xlinntmt*. vvlinb •„ l.'Ur and aelflshly-islpred governterevl to Am ericium noil tu > >, MellinMi III! h f Ill’ll It frill .li |•| pil hi ltt( I' IIggest to Pie ident 1 - H in. iffttltd supplies will be adequate to taka in the slate* of the Soviet orbit. ,,’UtttV ni', mental policies arm do for tin* vey II objectively nnd fi-nih- i.. t'lnliliiil Mini nil inlerliu II|III.liI11 f inn I nl tbe Dell.1 I in It 'l l , I, 1 •ol »"<Ht Iminr ilmiil n >|i4i» r•i I, peaceful «IIN," ft** 4 I'M. care of that market’s large celery Theia *taU s, tho Pope aald. rolililrv what it is rnpntile of do­ in,-nl In- mil'll- "nt Ilie en 1 1li", I trinitv llnllvr. |n|lnwii| , li ilrim lv »lull in i f - fitoliavn ( II Ml ll< J»U|| V. t •’( 'll if*1 to.Mi i Mr. I'n liiie r siilil. Pointing trade. In addition Beans, egg­ cannot return to a "m oral order” dn l" in view nf Mu' A * n free ngeiil, fhipl. Flrldui,- fI'fiwilil*. *1nli!' 1n iim | Itjitl (i"t |,in»h ft 1* it in plants, pepper, squash, cucumbers, without first restoring Christian ing. 1 <11 lil,nl p.iily .mil il.iin • "There is fear n«>w— honestly is fiee lo apeak Id s mind lime 'I. elnW.tf'd eiioilitiul, uf Mi,, fcli-i p lit » *, ( " * im it*!l mill In liiii*l .......... I m * 'I f* -r I xvvrr m i • okra, radishes and a light volume principles o f low. H o sold the ll i'le c llv e S II e *• I * .........1., I arrived at fear— that America may •I,i i i ; i ■*isI • I'lOftj * 1 * In ti'i, tofti n Mi Hf t k t Ih U k i’iil of tnmatoeN will ba available on ■ uppraaslon of righto In these he headed for the calamitous noM- and w ill let the chip* fly wl. , 1 uni t duckets. " ye.,i oi I'epliei mid ll<il|nr,i| -H.l Mini •nl m*’ pit fiiir-. Mu* Imy • I i Milnklnr._M this market. Last weak’a bean vo* itatoa waa an "error of jurid­ lion in which England now finds they limy, .Mi. I'nlm er n u iliim I nf T h r I finti"I 1 ..... . •»#* 'iMoih Ills ilisnlvalnn on F.iiriiHinu nffmi ' *l"l \ I*fill lU-l |t||Mf| Mlill fl* U jM turns of Tendergratn variety ical posltlvlam,” which ho defln- herself. U nol n jj"’ *t • xiip will lie from the viewpoint of a" cnngextioii In the Mlrimi dlvi • fl’V* jlXX'dl.V. |I»‘*1I, 41 .CMIIHt to f" II reached 41,000 hampers averaging Od on in . absolute state taw _iui op"Proud old Englanril Hhn la liv- Am ecicHII who has been oil '*••• I’nn" nf the southern d lsll'cl, t« ifi f ' 4 »h»l Mt. i I immMiik . lh <v I ri vtutr, il 92.10 with Black Vuantlnea bring­ Kheet*' aremmt of M uev-ent. log off Amerlean largess, liecaitac spot when w orld-sh akin g event, bl4ge W hPelnilst ba * si’Veed. f’lvii’r Ot Ki'iil/tiMno Dtit 11 HHllN||»(| Mf» • nn* II* I ing 93.40 at a few sale*. Tender-he cannot pay tha doctors' bill* were m nkin g history. He tins liv.,1 if appointed to move tn Miiilili * fidluwa: 1»hr lllllvrim t I m^m^ f \x»iir grfen volume la expected to xhow "A fte r itnImiiieromlng dance •' of tier people now the penilnna and In 1!7 foreign countries, speak* Imb'e W lilleluirst retired fimn : x»»irv prf*|»!*’ HI i a .slight decrease over previous the frn le illltv , lleer took hi* 'dale' welfare scheme* fnlatad upon her 111 17 | j 'I h! nof Inn «IH r•■• 1 five Innglinges, Including two to tlin clrcoil crnirl lunch weeks, but the m aturing of Black economy by lha Jhhor government.” illan longues mid interprets event* lie Is n grndunle of the t'mvi-r In tile Inline of III 1 unlit nod on, Iil f*I n l t v 'Iff! In kf fill'll Valentines should M aura the trade "T h e y were diivi-n M ine I, George B: llllT^cnnsiiltillg enslty nf l-'loi Idu nod win i "T h e i'll'.r ti.. with senaoned Judgment T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. 1 4 -U P ) il« s ils a s * •• f m m * * n , of sufficient velum*. Ideal weather John W Johnson, '.hi, ,f S tm t'' classmnte nf S. niilair llnlliind iim \ II 4 rill I, IrtMl'tl lim n in Indln nf Eiigli*!, I n h 14 #»*i t l n t i M m *> t conditions have prevailed during — Stale Senator Walter G. Walker The two m-imlurs gel togethei Heights, another fiu te in ilv tn" till ill" r tlllllll III'! |»*9 > 1 pnrellt*. the foreign rntreapondeii' ^^VVl * W|'‘^ " ’W 'M 'y of Daytona Batch died today In a the pest weak of vegetables at tlier, and his dale. f Mil* Srinliiol** fmit. r . n , „ •# ■ lived In Hint romantic country fm " " " 1 " n i'l"n iiiu o n i si Tollable**# hotel room of a cor­ "E liro illa to Ills aunt amt uncle citrus crops. III! 4’ III l'l,»fr|ill l'M| VMM yearn of his life nnd the first HI years "B larke (Halt Farm er* Market onary thromboil*. (*ll (III- llfl.-t Ml*1 tiome, lle e r argued wIMi M in with ploi|ijf* »»s w iis mltii-nted In India. E n g l...I P ‘.l " K W '" * ’"* He had eomplalned of Illness W. J. f Funl'M t'rafloo and when they arrived -M announce* Ita second nuetlon ante lit ■la I Itia a lta a .* n m ml?. ‘’f. nlluriioy, wtm on pecans for Tuesday, November last night aftar h» and a friend T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. U -f/ T ) andIn Germany. tmnn.il Ifl-lfi, be made a dl.imil inili0 , l ,,,dfirst " Johq Latour of Daytona Beach. 'epper’a rlinlce. IB at 2 P. M. meet'in; of tillMite's H.'turi - T h e Florida Supremo Court to­ air flight tn Knutheniit Asia sod A *per in I meeting 1d' h.id "Pom pano M arket report* a plea, day said the -City of Ilaytona ngnin lii 1P4P. In Ills fart-finding Fanil llmcaii iiirmheri In St Ity the I mil 1st t lid, l-might T i l l At. P G H T P O N E Il About B A. M-. ho w a* ottand«d tlful supply of tu M a and squash Prt.-i ■•mg Htitm i ilny. H-ltfl nV|o'l at (tie ImitUt f*»nt*r, J A C K H O N V IL I. E . Nnv. It doctor, and about two hour* llearh ha* authority to iiaua 92,- tour of Europe In IUIH, lie gut during the current week with aeatSe n ,i n H pi-Nim d L I f‘>11-•>i*l, and pi •mint loll nf It," r-l-ib *nd « r ha rollapsad on Ik a bath­ 000,000 worth nf street paving behind the Iron Ourtiiin In Yiir<» 1/71 The trial of Hep. J. Parnell making the |ii>-v^ntntlnn in Mi. memheislilp will tie -ti., ti*,->d, Mrs, I kiih I*. MinVIII In Ihe disguise of 11 (iellnsii Thomas fK -N .ll on frnul ehmges room floor. Negro Leglm iniili« veteran, H will I/., t.lulled him fm til, ,| In a unanimous decision, the speaking Slovene. waa postponed again tmlay. An nnd pupil* of Cromn* Aeademy glllll/ul Inliiil ciililrlhllt Inti* In tile II. W. Ten, li. *eeielaiy. a"n>nin<#(l Bonotor W alker was 4fl yaar* light voltMla of court upheld validity of a DayA s a radio commeiiliitnr, the nt.lipr week’s delav was granted dnged tludi own parade III d "« n Fa im Iturenn nnd In ........... I today. old. plant, squash and A limit !I0 nirm le t* met SxturHo sorvod In tlw 1942 and 194B tons Beach ordinance empowering Journalist has 11 Idg following ami at the rr-ipiest of Defense A t­ town Hanford nl i^ ltlt n'elnek mi vancenii'tits made privets sale. Aui In Flnrt'l-i'x d a y the city lo Issue the bonaa and to is well known a* Chicago's ace torney William I L Collins, lie nlgid for *nlerlnlnm*et, M otions of tho fltoto House of Armistice Day. Led hv a drum J aui iiulliire •JpMtod to start here on Novem game* and refresiiln 'ot*. Mrv F levy a utility U x fo r payment. told feiteral Judge A lerinder news analyst. For a number ->f ftoprtsentotlvM, than wax elected stepping lt,'[,i,'.,-ririiig Serultinlir'niiidv bar 21 . ,, high Parking motor receipts also years he has been a prnmlnent fig lln lg in ff that he still Is engag­ major and alx to U i* Benate wharo ha served In was title It L. Cawley presented two tinubtr miijii[ette.i, the enloifiil proee**hoi nt tin- un-el Ini; i ryital watei pltcliei* t, tlio club. multi Ire uaod to jiajr o ff tho bonds. lire In advcrtlalng ami publicity. ed In another trial. 1997 and 1949. n pnrt of Ita route *wiing down Malliienx, rm m iv president, M r These were made in llimhar, IV. Tha court u l d II xrei Sw n ilr nod Runner Cartel, (It H* wax n natlva Floridian and cssary for property own l’*lmettr, Avenue to Find Htreei, . m i n t and n S S k s ctariw Va., her hnnie town •rnd to Hanford Avenue and smith i eelm * the current week k ' epfto o f the • graduato of the Stetson Univer­ Ptova lha bond Issue, bi "F irs t iilghle rs" weir A D. Luring llnoiil wa* elected rainy cold weather eat-baek. sity law school. ward. Stale l’ie*ldent tu -mi'ieed Frail Madden, p IL n k y Wight, A B. nla widow and thrao children taxing power of (he c Farm er are still ptaaUag la that The ciaek Hoy Hemll Trmip I'l pledged to paym ent illlinl.’tnii, M r* Je n n y S (heigh­ section knd It look* the *oawith Its drum and tingle ernp* el* II f'iirrliriiii. "T h a bona* will not The new dlrectura elected am ten, all iif Hanfind m il Mr. aud aon will bo a long iltew miieh applailee a* did sl.< > agalnat tha properly oi Mrs. It F Hc-nddei of Pennsyl­ “Ft. Pierce kf* the uniformed color guartl " f G u nge Kiddle, Lakeland. E. T. vania mid Mr. and M ir (\ Pnrtar nor ran thay ba mao* a Legionnaires. There were a nun, Horne. Live (Ink nnd M r* How light cucumber vo any kind agalnat tha pi Eustls. Rndeeled uf Illinois. Plan* lor a community-wulr ism p a iin lo itn|ire»» upon ibe peuplc her of finals Including that of ihe| util (iaiiilije, weathor, but prie taxpayera within tha city," the dlrrclm * um il- L. Price, tirace. than the p ra v r Arndcmy homecoming of Sanford the importance ol irhgtnn and of religioii* inilitutionv and Grooms ville; J T. Gaunt, Ocliopiie; court aald. eukod brlngl ^ d.d ^ u g h , Orlando; ■ Tha court alaa declared tha city lo urge them In attend their home* of divine worship* were announced queen, and most of these tienh'trd ^ Choice | 1 J « T|,.dtke l»»,rm; Ld II, . [r 11 .■ ■ 11 — .■. ,f|rw .i-v-.— may aall the baada la any manner today by Rev. J, E. McKinley, chairman of Publicity fro the Sanford phases of school subjects, rlnsm-n JACKSONVILLE. Nov. I4-9F1 totaa/ lanii i,-i„|llu-,)„ » . . . ........ ag . n and aetivltins, A «• fiRiniiinicii ' ' ‘ A*aimnlntnd lank Muntlrnllo; Itnugla* — Trniperatlll e talde1 with twin cannons Ministerial Association. ,,,h’ |I A" , “«” •. k J SM K H IG H Hrlionl. Doxeo* „ W ' m . t e S f . H T A T IO N The loeel campaign. Mr. M rKinfey laid, will coincide with the Negro Veteran* £ Hr C T " « Ashcvlllo oa of automobiles, g s y ly bedecked i^'raimi'ii nationwide drive nf Religion !» ♦ “-------------------------------------- — ITALY M .AM IBD f. Mb*. 1 4 - m nn Kirmlngham streamers, were In the p« eanfaronca on the IE, Nof. 14—Uf)—Plana to American Life, which will run strengthen our moral and spiritual with Box Inn v p W M EET Italy under tha Atlantic control# upon tha period of Nnv. foundation* and to bring home to rude. i waa hold today, 04 The Veteran* of Foreign W ar* Chicago ran diaatwaad ban today In >•84 ot convey to million* nf Am ­ the individual the Incalrulahle ser­ (IB It A H ill M II.L F .K P.LKG TKD Post -TJH'J will neet tonight at Denver 3 2 aahlng United erican* the marriage: “Find ym«r- vice rendered hy religion anil reli­ n N E W Y O R K , Nov. IS-t/ IT - Ihe l.i'glua lint at 7:00 o’clock Fresno military off!. aelf through faith. Come to church gious Institution* to the Indivi­ an New U ilesnx Itahhl Irvin g Millar, of Woodtnere, thle week." On tha national »c*le, dual ,tha community, and the New York «a ItE D A T O M P L A N T N. Y.. la tha now president of tho the m enage will ba conveyed by fid B E R L IN , Nov. 14- f/Pt The Hnliit L p u U American Jewish Chngress. meana of maaa madia of communi­ SB A ll Church groups of Hanford The SB-year-old Long Island Hritlsii.lireased Tetegrof said to­ Helittle cation - nawapapari, radio, out­ B9 Washington, t) 0. day the Russians are operating a ara participated In the local cam­ rabbi was chosen yesterday to door advertising, and car card*. 72 succeed the late Rahihl Stephen H. plant near Berlin tn produce an Jacksonville “Both nationally and locally." paign, M r. M cK Ih loy said. Ocala Airport explosive* used solely for m aking Wl»e, founder and first prtsident A n ^ w rtg ro w th ^ o f tho United Mr. McKinley explained, “the purOrlando atom imnihx. of tho o ^ a n lia tlo n . poie etf .thf campaign will he to Alabama Senator Says Northern l.egislators Against Civil Rights mill M.ufliern Detnorf.ilt lo bh*»V |i.|it *»| |\e l 1•»,n \/ D e c l a r e # M. S. ., 1 >r»c« mined Ti ) 11 h ■ Thor.c W ho II t p Tltrmr,elves ,>rj HI III IN. N.>1 11—fjp>—Bor* llll mil •>■inmnolslr promla*K 1 s ‘vri r**i1Ifi <d state Dealt \. ki­ l**lUx How n||l reslat Sitll ii** rtirriiii!iinrut Admonish*! rd lil tin* \inn ir.in HetretarF •o H I Im Mi,-ir u» n liberty (l Ihn « .«nt •mil■limed •'. H. Bill**' port. lllf V♦***1 Iteillner* ante ft i uill jiHitinr* f krrji tIn*it tonrtf, Ini*M •1 h 1 li Pope Denounces C Of C President Score* U. S. For Anti-Chrutian Totalitarian* Socialist Trend hi Imr S(lift vX'ill I" nf nf Nations H it Fo r Sup­ 33rd Annual Meeting p r e s s ! n g Justice Starts With W ith Unjust Law s On Florida's Future Drinking Bout And Deputy Testifies FratRowIveadsTo Dixon Admitted Ohio State Death Killing English Sweet Com Being Sold A t Pahokee Farmers’ M a r k e t hn »( t s iill^t I I - |t» »pl» Beck Declares Dixon Ch.Titi;etl His Story Of Shooting Alfray Dr. Kalph Biinehe Spinks To 8 1111e Serial Wor k e r a (.VurKc Whitehurst Captain Fielding Kcnimmciulod For To Be 1st Speaker Federal .lud^eship F o r Dinner Chib In |n k fIk 111kf 1,9I L •lil*-. M......... III V1r-"i- Senator Walker Of Daytona Beach Dies lleer’n iilgomenl with l Mmftrni nf t'li-velniid it. , Mie "extfnni dih'ii V Joyce |„i , tilde “krv" In ilevi'l.ipmenl •"• •ulllllliallng III Ilie -laving G. O. Sw art/ llon«rril At I'jirin Bureau IMcH In Supreme Court Holdn I Daytona BondH V alid ............ Mnim In BH in * v * ',r SpsTDil IVIpid S(n(*’fl Hy TmiriNf (rntiip w'",k'* '•"'"••'lermion. N f ^ r o Legionnoircs Molfl S an fo rd I'nrads W fiB W W Ministerial Association Plant Drive To Stress Religious Values T H R W R A T H R flP " & S& JK ; V J ■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, November 11, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 11, 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>, November 11, 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/7f813b052f2194b106027db7315336d5.pdf d87ace49cbfd243094c264100a5d10c6 PDF Text Text I m a m m ' Weather Is Good To F lo rid a C ro p s I itMM'S MMTATHH ■*■9 New York Election little aside for ralajr R u ra l C om m on S en se By 8FUDB JOHNSON GOOD By Alley I ts s lla iH S mas Pa a . Oast uulpourinR of shout 5.500,(XX) apo t . t T o m d i t t i n ' tso Weather condition* l*a Klorldf*for licnrcd almost cettain before the the second half of October and P t A<a& W ttA R W U tS polls close at 7 P, M. early November warn' generally m im P r f v f A f s Warm, sunny weather lirlprd to rooH for crop growth and field operation*. birr the electorate out early. B O X D IM ALU« The II. N. departm ent of The surge reflected the keen in­ t f BtH DAT A 6 e ! ! ! Agriculture experiment station terest throughout the stale and nairaile thU report In It* survey a* of Nov. |, commenting also lion in the contest between Sena­ that crop condition* In ■ Texas tor Dulles, who pegged his cam­ were Rood hut th a t a wide ranee paign on a denuncialion of a large of wenther In California, ranR. Ipr from light to killing froaU part of the "Fair Deal." and form­ ur usually early, damaged most er governor l-rlun.ui. who warmly tinder crops to eoma extent. espoused most of Mr. Truman s l-or Florida, the report said program. 2»<lp ,c«unly _ had heavy rains Oct 24-21) which drowned most From one-third to one-half of fields of early tomatoes, destroy­ the registered voters had gone to ed many seed beds and generally die polls hy noon in Buffalo. Kochbineficlnl. the report went on, with aeattured light frosts In ester. Syrarusr. Utica, Schenect­ northern Florida caustnR only ady. Floy, fimghnmlnn, Albany, a’ight damage. Principal , effecl, Dswrgn, Ogdriishnrtf amt Salama­ It said, whs a slowing down of harvesting with an occasional nca. All arr in Republican upstate, field of simp henna and cueumhut ill* Democrats claim great bers being frosted. strength in most of these rommilies. In North Florida, harvesting In llenmrialii'-rarilriillcfl New of early snap beans, cucumbers York City h "pul clinch of Mnobatand sqtmsh is alwiut over, howInn nml Hums voting indlrnlud aver, while lit Central Florida fifty * m r * ala MPI iibont 40 per cent of those registerharvesting of early snaps Is piI hurl voted. about over, too, althnuith lute The percentage wua higher In plantings will provide some *ome thickly |iopiilated nrrna, novolume until late November If lalily Harlem. Washington height", weather permits. (iieenwlrh Village and the entire Hcatercd harvesting of tomatoes eartl side. iruallnarS gram I 's i, llarl ha* started but It will ha Itcyoml In AHinny, a llemorrntle strong* nld-Novemher before the volume nnmithoriml disclosure of a clas­ becomes heavy. sified document by Captain Croin- Imld, aiionl Hi pei rent of I he melln, the Chief of Naval Opera voter" had polled level" liy 12:311 t loll" addressed a severe letter I'. M. bong line" Homed at polling l>f reprimand to the Captain. Hr Was released forthwith from stis iilnre" in many eitie" bill the but.elision and restored to duly. He lot mg has onletly. will try : Mnyoral elerlinna in 1H cities being ordered detached from ( I t To get agreement from Hi* I> office of the Chief of Naval Including New York, heljo'd swell joint riders of ste ff tb « t nil mill* the ami assigned as avia­ (he vide volume. Ury contract* will be placed on Operations Tht'"o conlcala "hared locnly In­ tion officer on the staff of Vice thn haul* of quality, Mat and time Admiral Henrge D. Murray, earn- terest with the llulleala-hman duel, competition without regard to Uia inandvr of the western ana front- the winner nf wliirh will serve the igeographical f M f f r i n h l c i i l IfwualLnat liKiatlon " aof# letrfiiM. Hr." iniiiHliiing yiir of the inriii of New Ib'itlcr Holier I F. Wagner, Tlir aIIlog Wegner reiignrd Inst June lug In Washington. D. c., In early nml (ioverimi Thomas H. Ili'wey TEEN AUK ntIM P. January In get public uplrilon be­ DETROIT, Nov, H - W j- A npiHilutrd Hulb's, foreign Hffnlrs hind tile move. frightennl IH-year-old youth told cxiH-rt^lo lbi< "loll. The Ittlerlin upThe report rltea numerous In­ police today that be and a prison imlnlnienl expires Dee. I. stances nf nruera, and even whole nal fired the shots that killed Tile outcome of the election I" plants, iH'lng shifted Inland and (leorge Schmidt, Macomb county I'ortnlii In U' Interpreted ns a sou Hiward, mid of pressure for lllick farmer. victory or a defeul for the lli'inoothers to take the sam f direction. William Roddy, H*. said hi rrallc oiitlniml ailmiiilstriilloii. The study concentrates on air­ gun went off hy mistake dm lug I.i'liioini, foul liini'" governor of craft. the holdlin attempt last Satur­ Ibe Koipire Stole, nnb'iilly cham­ Krwln Schlnk pioned the "F air Deal." Keglonal chairman In the unof­ day, Reflective renorlcd. ficial commit lea are! Didli'H. famed foreign rtTfnlrt Roddy declared that -lack (to uolbniily, ileiinliiiceil .1 huge ■■book Western slates. Senator Knowland (K -f'alin and Ken. Blieppnrd herts, IK, another of the four of Mr. Triiman'" domnatlr pro ynuths belli in the shooting, grain. (D-L'allfi. (Ireat l.nkek area, Henilor Fcr filed first. National Iciidri" of liolli major The .22 caliber pistols used In pin lie" weie walrlliog all con­ [Usoii (It-Mich I and |{ep, Crtawthe shooting were stolen from o ................... tests fm signs of which way the ford (K-Mleh). political wind" are blowing fur New England, He its ter Mc­ a. hardware store, Roddy raid, (tie llif.li general eoogiea:ilooal I. Mahon (D-Eurin) and Rap, F»Rt .GAME COMMIHHIIIN eluctioliH, TALLAIIAHHKB, Nov. H - ( /l'i.................... ...............' III lloslnii, the pM'stlgr and in Ihllo A tlan tie Htales, Hahutor The Rlftto Hniqi' and Fresh Wuti"rllll'lii'i' of Heel elm v id l.'lbm Myei" (l)-Pal mill Rnp. Caqflptd Fish Commliilon Is going to Maurice Tnhln became Involved ql IM-NJ), . .in.' for membership In the IIm la»l iiilnute |p tlie muyoialty Routll Atlanlic area, tienatu HenaUi auaii apply Florida merit system. . n ,, . pointin«nl piiiidlpg,. Ktspv Bikes (U- . Commissioner Carl! Webb of elect Ion. .[Toblii, a liirmer llostou mayor r in l.' ' ' *• Tompa, who suggested the plan, and Mioniiirlmst'll" governor, pule linbl the- mm It system fur em­ llcly threw III" suppml brlillid t'lty ! ” * YEAR OLD HLAIN ployes would heln to rid the rnm- (Ileik John II. IIvlies. Ilyiios Is mission of "political pressure." trying In unseat Mayoi .lamen M, fhirloy who is imilling lor ids ! NKHROEH PLANT LUI’IN U fiftli term. Lake City, Fla.—Many Columbia Now Jeisey volet" lllioeil olll ill County negro farmers are grow unconscious and dying In a wood ing blue toplnu cover crop" on their large numbers to I'liniiac betwrnn Reppblicuo fiovrii"! Alfteil K. near' the Norfolk naval base. this season, in-cording to Mr- Driscoll nod Kiule Heiiiil.it F.lmor The Federal Bureau of Inves­ land Klnley Jeffers, uegm farm agent. H. Welle an Ibe stulr's oust gov­ tigation nnnmitieed that Lawrence ernor. Augustine Markham, u resident Higher iiiodiicthin per animal First ii'pntl" fiont IA nt Uni nf wartime housing project Broad Creek Village here, has boon ran be obtained by ilgbl rolling "lute's 21 ruuiitica "bowed Ibe charged with the murder. Thu and lieller breeding, feeding and voting as heavier limn usual lit ten counties aod not nml in four. F ill stepped Into the case hecuusn ■llseuse rout rol. Driscoll, iHiomctl as nimnlbb1 (he rhlfd was found on federal I’lywooil lias been used In piano presidential timber fm luf.2, was pro party, I Shirley, __________ . . whose head had been niNtiufartiire since IH3ft, when It rated lit pre-i'li'illoo (meensts a battered, ittered, died tiled nf of fractured aktiii skill was first used for timing pin close favorite over Wcnr, former last night a few hours after aha blanke to prevent plus from Itemocratle coiigre""iiian mol a nafound. tioimlly-koowo baby chick raiser. slipping. tor V 13 •! **'• * ■-,*■•*s ■: it- w:r *i ■ * ^ v | Mi adhere this country great le gat Hints To Houftowtres thowln o groatt deal of latottl-. showing iatafir. M By Anna Ma* Sikea genet, nut, Dr. Campboll assorted P L A Ip P p W T E W , PROPERLY TRAINED YOUTH such things mark him who prac­ ___Ja, so popular In the ff a n Ion Plaids, WILL PROTECT AMERICA’S tices them aa a good citisaa, a* a etur* thla fall, praatat a fow IDEALS AND WAY OP LIFE glod American. "The nation that picture In horn# drasje In a recent address to Florida Is profitably and happily a t work special. . making, vivmihi clothing apaetalUta 'of county and home demonstration has never gone wrong,” he de­ Rlllllftf. vs W clared. U. 8. Department of Agriculture agents and other Agricultural Ex­ tension Service workers, Dr. Doak The educator-, pointed out that and the lows Extension Service Campbell, president of Florida the task of training ami guiding agree. • la te University, emphasised young people I* a difficult one, but When chooalng a pattern to make proper training and guidance for | it can be done hy one who believes up in plaid, look for simple lines the youth of today. His Ideas are In American Ideal* and alrlvaa little docoratlv* detail. The wall worth the consideration of all. earnestly to pass them to others. ’’ora enough dacoraAs continued success of Amcrl Dr. Campball referred to ncy extra touches can agriculture Is dependent on the munlsm a great danger to and the fewer tho thin layer of top-soil left In this America, but he stressed tho Idas tho less tho difflcountry, so does one thin genera­ that the younger people of today, „ - _ ig tho design whsa tion—the youth of today—stand trained properly, will prove to bo putting the garm ent together, t between American civilisation and a groat bulwark against such sub If the material m uil m shrunk "almost any kind of subversive verslve Ireas. before making up, take t i r e to organisation or government that hang M straight in drying and to you might think of," Hr. Camp­ CITRUH NHIPMKNTN , hold ends and selvages even la bell esvplalned. pressing so that the weave runs WINTER HAVEN. Nov. Therefore, the educatnr pointed —Report of the fltate Cltmh In­ straight ,aad true. out, it Is necessary for America spection Bureau at 10 A. M.' today . Th* aahtest way to make tha to conserve and guide her youth In boxes; p a id m atch'ls to cnaek tha notches when*/ as well as conserve her top-soil. on pattern pieces, Grapefruit Oranges Tangsrloaa Dr. Campbell called for renwrd Kail maklgg that a notch on the 26,:<7U 20,027 iple, come* at tho emphasis on such “old fashioned" Truck 22JM3 73,401 270* ■ save the plaid aa tlu American Ideals as hard work fru­ Boat iin 2,320 703 ™r notch In tho a r n « gality, and price In accomplishment ToUl 60JM2 104.120 270 eye i it pays to ent pi*, to maintain and etrengthen thn cea time and on single American Way uf Life, Young NEGRO CEMETERY rather than double material, people have heard some Ideals con­ ' ‘ ‘ a l­ Pagc-Jackaon Cemetery for trary to these practically all their cept for thaw nieces which imost negroes la being cleared and to lives, "and it Is not so simple to 110,000 square feet havg he cut on g fold o f goods. convince many of them that the date been Improved, Chester Allen, world is In great danger," he ex­ chairman of a committee which stated, ta a o a a having relative* plained. Is promoting the Improvement, buried in tho cemetery arc re­ As n result of comparatively p* announced this morning. quested to eteka plata. CHlaaiu cent developments, many feel that Tombstones arc being painted are InvItM to visit tha eomatery I someone who works hard, puts ■ and nameji made more legible, he ■ind aee tha Improvements made what HE NEEDS. Capt. Crommclin Defenae Flans "!W 7 4 at iowci TLo**' <*M *Uy Wltorf Um *i MU*ml T h a tyo n n effito (A t (M il o f/A it r1950 Studebakerfe T H I S U o « r vaty co rd ial lavltadoo * ID yoo to coom la aod drivo this m v *iMfo Ift^ ah ik ir. T a k a lto a itC v k o o b Ybo'vaoavaf ■ ic riaoaid die aha of tba rida, d» o f th is H r a d y u a i c now it y i t ita r. A aM rk a la b a r l a a thla low , Iona, a U o rio f 1 9 1 0 I ttd a b a k a r f a ittr th an a a y m w c a r S todabakar * m Introd acad M b # * C obm la . G a t bak lo d tka w k aal o f a OfW 1990 S tudabakar ao d • a t ib a d rb rla v tbrlU o f f o v t lUadmat f - j r - T r "-■ -''"A - - ........- ...... !>.).■ ■ ■ .'!• t »»-* • ■.* • ' \4 ■ \ \ 'irfr- • ■ ' v "-’ , %C,* J- t tv -h \ \ I -. .■a . ’ - fsij a * ‘•J �f-v * ••’w r r r -" ' ,' V * W <'••,..''' •■■•- r.) ■/>• •Pi1'? ** ,%-■. -*■ -V l '* f •- y * t ^ • ?W •■ 1 TO»5 '. •■ as. r T H E WEATHER Cloudy with occasloael IhiI* afternoon and tOlrffllt S a i -noth portion Thursday. Partly; rloud) in north portion Thnf*» day. Continued mild. Moderat# easterly winds. l a tJ a ltjr T h a t U S tW R * tk — T» Pretact the Pn h af Um WarMj Ta Prostate IM Progress af Amarka. Ta Predsce fm p etfly far 8a afar 1 S fa * la n ia r d • Established 1908 VOLUME XXXX Lehman Wins Mayor Carraw ay Gets 576Votes To Win City Commission Post Jo h n In New York To By Big Vote Democrats Also Win Many Other Races; Soldier Bonus Carr i e s Pennsylvania PHILADBi.l’HIA. Nov. 9 —t/fT— rannaiyvtniana gave a whopping threc-to-oni •Jorlty dollar far • half billioni M i s veterans' and Governor honna yestsrSay yesterday sad Jarnao H. Duff dpclarod "more taaea" will ho raoairsd to fin■Ms tho hoana. Govtrnor Duff told a aows conforms* shortly befar* noon today Mth«r« (a no am kidding ouraalvea." ”11110 Is • vary groat aunt af atoacy, he assorted, "and It la going to hav* to ha raised by more taxes Sad everybody la gala* to have to hole pay for If.'' The SS00.*•0,0*4 bonus la tha grratiwt aver approved far a slate'* ve­ terans la United State* history. NEW YORK. NoV. 9— (/!*) Ntw York itate’i 5,000,000 voter* gave a thumping verdict of appro­ val In President Truman'* "Fait Dtal" yesterday in electing former Governor Herbert H- Lehman to * U, S. Senate seat. Return* from all but 50 of the state'* 9,565 election district* gave Lehman 2.567.704 to 2,362.173 for Dulles. Lehman received 419.579 vote* on the Liberal Party tine, mure than twice hit majority over Dulls*. The Empire Slat* eleclorate. re­ presenting a tenth of the nation'* population, made it a joyous day for the Democrats by handing them (tandiome victories in lhe New York city mayoral battle and several olhar contests as well as in the na­ tionally-watched Senate contest. The 1|-year-o|d Lehmdn. once called "my good right' arm" by tha late President Roosevelt, un­ stated Republican Senator John Fester Dulles. Lehman had libcrial ■party as wall as Democratic* sup­ port. v Pracideal Trusiaa.. who made a itii . " f ••• .YtCtOl ft tehman’d Victory; Gives Dr. ‘Gallup Welcome Change i . i. NjfeW 1 1YORK. Nov.' • ll -</P>. • Dr. Gi-orgp Gallup of the Gallup sabl ha was eating phoannnt y—a ‘ welcome change from hla year-long diet of crow. HI* poll foreeaat the U. S Senate victory of former Gov. Herbert II. I<ehra*n I<ehman In venterdav'» New York State election. Gallup'* figures dare not n* dole na they h a v e , been In the oast, hut ha picked the right t! man. Gallup gave Lehman 67 nor rent of the vote, and hla R« publican opponent, Senator John Faster Dulles, 48 par cent. Almost complete ...... .iieta n liurna from ♦lye actual tysslfotlnwr showed Mhman winning with Ba per rent over Pullas wlyh 48 par « jL ust a vear ago. Gallup foreIf of- Gov. r«at *ha election Thoms* .5. Dawoy over President Truroan, and haa am a t the tlmo ,sine# thon Improving and refin­ ing hla polling ayataat. Gallon was Iindiy nff on the Ek ala* of Lahmanp DemocraticLiberal majority, howavar. 'Gallup gave him more than JWpnon claimed by Democratic chieftain*, while tha aetual fig­ ures. with only a few election district* misting, showed Leh­ man with only a SOfcOOO vote load sad from a total vote of al- avetihsleaa Gallup was Juhll- apt. “4 f**l that 1 ran now quit 4 ,satlng crow and try a little pbaaaant for a eHangs," he said. HANPORDDIMOIIAT WA8HINGTOA a - ( > P i- Around the world, some 90 native Floridian* are In thai aarvlca of tha State DepartaWPt. Among them la Reginald P. Mitchell of SanfoN who la second saeratarv In P aris,-franca. 4 A biographic (tfririer of tho a r t # Department • M uds* thaaa other Floridians In %iw Jplomatle Ndaehaaovflia, BBM Rn B: ’ Consol, it liiw t f JE fart, Uv* Sanford citi/rm yesterday reaffirmed their faith in Mayor Andrew Carraway by re-electing him to another three year term *• a city commitiioner. With 576 vole*, he had a majority of 5d vote* over thr com­ bined total of hi* opponent*. Frank Miller. 382 and Jette Lodge. 140. The total vote wa» 1,114 a* compared with 1,447 latt year when A sso c ia te d P r e s s I.eased W ire "i 1 at M.iy Re Called A t ;,iit t Fa n l u a t i n j ; ( ’o m m i U c c It. HI .HI.IN. Nn* Kriricr Reports PppK rc ss A t M e c tlftK Of C Of C Director* An catty rc|*orl im the City nf .Sanlurd'- .ipiilication fnr Rrc«n•Inn lion I in,«m r Corporation fund, (nr Ilie iniutiuction of teimin.,1 facililin it directed taler tin* wrrk. the dirrclnrs ol the Chamber nf Commerce w rrr told last night by Cnmmiiiinnrr John Kndft wh,. tSMH | \TFI» PRESS Memoliil- die log Uee| ttrika sermril on dir to general *«tllrinenl in |l,r neat future, th ltl ol di- lite r.i iimilui*m alreati 11 I ii Inn- .igiinl tip hi nrw u m lra ctl with iIie < |( 1 1 mix,| Steel Workers' \\ icleiilieek, .1. W. Ciiwcn. I *» lint 11* I lean. Sam . \ ll ,di,I-, Hi. Wltheisopon. t I.extci I'm » .no nn,I tliat recently light, il.left to light linn I I I Kffic I'nltillii. It. u If. !.. 1 ln.ni left to 9 4/1 *i I t | u n « «.il<i I ih I.iv S n v i c t imp lain liar opened thr way hn Channel. Tlu- H n*'no In , ii .< I n cw i|ii|,ri Nmhl n l /rlmiiir pi u -i i -v t o U . i . l * n r i i l l i c m m i n . * umii npulr nver Inggri Ilian llie F.n(luh A paw n p | ml S00 time* the ra p a n ly ol llnovri <|t,.iiM< •) Dm, util I,i- built in lUiulliwpstcrn Ru*> *■ uu. in turn u dexi'it into 7r>.ni"i, non irrigMiiil nrrr* for cntt.ui phmloig, lhe lirwspnpcr *nnl N.u-hl K ipro.- gnvt* iiildiliniinl •Ip I iii I* inmglil nf I lit- iilnnii, ■>* pin I,itl up,,n wblcb il bad irpnit ml Satiinlay. Tlir story *niil tb«-Incf .ngincci nn the prnji-cl <11-In.si-il lb*- inf<*i miii I ii . ii lii-fiii*' tli.* Mn-inw Institute ,lf Kill-Ill, Tli*' Nnclii K tp ii'« i- t'nmimui n p iro ril •*l|«f,irtioil with thr (in. i-l iiiotiollisl Iml Im im .<f(n ,111 •tmilling with the Hu—um *•»,11 gn-M uf the pnijpct. 'puli.,n iti l,i-i mmi> It- ui.min Mcrling III thr Tuuntl Cruln I'.iy uppm. nllv bull Itn1 nppinvnt l.**t night thr ihrfrtnn wpir .il... ■if llu- itn -iltllc, toil u>,I nr,, .m 'l> III,-I* pull-n r,lllp III. V (I tnhl hy ClMrln Mali,ill uf the n tlu- He,I Duty's Tm-glu b> It,mil fclient result* which the Miylui s.'lui'l fni nffirilll millnillll. ....Ill Nnrbl Kxpress ipiulril Klipineci Inn has rpcriyrd from it* aihrii Davydov n< -uyiug iituinu . -pin iiiag thii fall. Murr than 25.(Nil) -iuli- w rir uhi-iI tn drive u .umii tbrniigli I lie I'll, gill M...III* mil Imuklfla liavc hern pnnlril it j l.clwrrn llu 11• it I Mminliiin nn.' rn»t nf $111,000, hr mn I, and th- i\ii gix Range. Till.- nil- linin' In innkr pn -ilili hntcl i« qiriulmg $1,750 * wr-l in nrwi|i*|irr arlvfilitingt in ih» mrlin|Kililan rilin nf the nnilli "l.a rgrly ** * ir*ult nf till- ,..t vet tiling", In* hhIiI, "tlic Imlcl >. bnnki-it -i.ll.l fnr three ninnlh* iiii winli.r. mid I* nlri'iidv nri-ivi.ig gin*sl i wbn liiivc seen mu hiIvi'i i , 1# I, I r * | | t||i| Re-Registration Report Expected . Russians Planning Big Things Election Is Held SoonFrotnRFCOn Thru Use Of Atomic Explosions S c h e d u l e Is Set For Trustees And It) THOMAS \ III I IM By County Board School Milla^es C i t y ’s Termiityil Supt. T. W. Lawton till* morn­ ing axpnaaed aatlsfartlim with t h a voting for School trustee* and mtriage* In lhe t w o Sanford precinct*, yesterday. «nd oredlclul lhe ra-elertlon of the Hirer Iruslea. R. F. Cooper, Mr*. A. D. Rountree anil liny Howell. Precinct Nn. 1 of which II. P Whltnrr Sr. wa* clerk, finMieil It* total* at about H:00 debt of 200 billion dollar*, largely o'clock at tha Girl Scout llulldlng. the result of the two World War* Mr. Cooper received 100 vote*, anil of the tremendous eo*l* re- Mr* Rountree 00 and Mr. Howell, sidling from them, ami alatcii that ! *01’ '' nf 1vote* were our children and rhlldren'* .-hild- I«•»"* »"• »lx >mJM levy will, .... .. agiiln«t and Ht voted fur ten woulil have to rontlliue to pay the two mill *rhno| Improvement for these war*. "This country eaiinul uu luu-l. lew and 11 against. Mr*. W. K to the mistake* uf World War I VVnl«,m. Mr*. Amalia Noble and and the disarmament rnnferenn • W E Watson served a* Inspec­ that followed," Judge Htensironi tor* Vole* cast tntallrd 112. Precinct Nn. A at the Touriit told lhe Linn*. “Our present it*fenae polley rail* for reduction of Center of which Hugh Tllll* w«* uriny foree*, and the N aw i.i clerk reported 1M voter*. II. F •»klng *hlp* nut of operation. Th* (coper received IfW vote*. Mr* 14.1 and Rnv Air Korre I* the only hrniu-n * f A. 1> Itminlrat. |R7. Three person* each the service not M n g changeil, aiv iUnwell, two written In vote*: S lint getting new plane* to ■i reive,| It In not ... ■ M o . r, rt..n n ,n.. *peak( of other than to replarr old | M() j nhn' , Galloway.' There US vote* for six mill lew He told of the cold war with were 112 for and 29 against the Russia, whirl, I* building up its end mill levy. Inspector* were armed force* dally while "we arc two Mr*. A. R. Wallace. Mr*. If. J. permitting rtuf national defense to and Mr*. W. II. Single­ go down." Ton many people, lie I.rhnian said, do not keep themselves In­ tary. In Oviedo, said Mr*. Lawton formed of lhe lanura at stnke. He warned against deficit apeniling lit vote* were east for the two hv the government and stated that rdll levy end bill one agnlnnt. people are now paying 26 cent* out The ..... School Hoard will meet lo­ th# total of every dollar for federal, state ] " .211 vole of the rounlv. and rounty taxes. Judge Htenstrnm commended lh<Lion* for their rceent •ponaorah'p of the'blood bank donation*. King Lion Cliff Able* reported that thl* waa very auccraaful and that 2D TAMPA. Nov. 0—■(A’l—Florida person* had given blood. Plan* waro dlscuaard for a Thanksgiving rattlrm en are helping build the stale's flneet 4-H Club camp on Eva dance at the Mayfair Inn. the shorea of lak e Francis In Highland* county. Thr State Cattlemen's Associa­ ATOMIC CONTROL LAKE BUCCEB8, Nov. 9 -(A V - tion In convention here yesterday ftao p o for th* project. That Th* United State* and Brltlan voted will hulld »n auditorium, kitchen charged today tha Soviet Union and dining roogL perafata In blocking International Other funds for the 160,000 agreement on control of atomic will ba relied by 4-H Clubs energy. They backed a French- camn the 29 count!#* In the South Canadlan plan for tha six atomlr In power*—tha Big Five and,Canada Florida a rts . About 1J00 boys girls will use It each summer. —to continue secret attempt* to and The Association also voted |8 ,• and the aast-weat deadlock over 600 for the National Livestock th* atom. Tha United State* alao Informed Association convention In Miami om alo, president of next January. Carlos P.'R P .' Romalo, Dm U. N. assembly, it would study BODY FOUND carefully his appeal for a abortSEATTLE, Nat. 9—(/P i- The ta r n atomic armlaUee, a ban on body of o m or men trap. pad at the bottem a f a M-foot tb< tjalvarsity of Washseatrot. Romulo announced the shaft on the Ingtea campus ampoa vwa# i a found early gleg earlier today. today. D ec. I hr 'll dry.old <im | «irike of L lllte.l Moir W nilrit w.l* tllipend* rd lot liner weslu today. It Wgl i ailed "ll pending lurlher effort* to icttlr Ilie ro n lllit rliipule bo» twrrn |i<lm 1 l.ewni .mil hilumiw* on* operalot. It m.tv he reiiime'l Dec. I, if a irttleitirhl i n’t ie.t< lied hy than. In inniuiming tli* move, Lewi* tanl it « i. likro In, "public COO* Yemeni r m l ,i« , oi*|or UMW 4ntltnlnilKin fit ffili tlHf |||f f#* ♦MH*rr |w*4%iltilify ttf .iMifement baMIR If.H llftl I lir Minna Hill rf«umR digging II m I MllMlffit Alrt| V ttlldrtv terms of then ionli.nl h Iiii Ii espued July On U. S. Freedom Douglas Strnttrom yetlerday told members of the Lion* Club that freedom it not free: it hat its price and declared. "Our security de­ pend* almoit entirely nn a tlmng America." "If this country allow* itself to reduce its budget for national defense. R may have to pay tha price in blood, he warned. "We fare freedom for granted." I|e anerted, "but there is nothin; in the world more expensive than freedqm. We’ve, spent more lot freedom than anything else" Ho told of the present national On U. S. S t e e l Re­ sumes Negotiations Judge Stenitrom Speaks To L io n s 'l.'.'P • ini i,;b fm i ngiiiiii: Xtint lid lllinlll I U ill in •III. i mm*'* I t hi; A n il - illi I hr I'n rl 4 *• I liv pinvrl iliini- on Hr ,;,.v»n long, III til n ml wulriunv, llu Nnrbl Kxptrsn mlilnl, util I** ulib tn p*i.ilu*i- H2.ii 'iii ,iiimi,i m i l,ii ..t.iii 111111111111)'. Till' \ llll l.a k r , Hill 'I'd b l hr In i l«iii«- Hi, I, iigin ■nil •I llu Sir /, In i i n 1 llgll ll I 'I m l l l n l I..... . l u l u . . Ii III,-..| i . till, I.n |.. llu bnul.l p i ... I „ . • inp nf u n p i, rrtlrn lr.l , *ti ni. ' in* N iu lll K s p l n s .mil "Thr big Urn run,it -ni,M mul l' |in ililr Inppilig uf li.nib. • In Hull mini fm 1 nil .tl l|, I|..|| I «•« rilirn," il uilil Hi*' iidvi.|m pd lirmllim ,1 ii ii i ir lr ii i tllu ii i at trig Hi., in ,i """■ in history Hint atnntu r m ig hn* bi.rli ilnnl fur p riu rfu l pm nil In V ,.n ,i..,. ..... . 1 1 ■ nn thr riirislrurlini uf Iwn Him .•liverl 11,...., , 1. , ,1 , ,i„..i iNnllillig tvas sail lllinlll Hu u.. . . . . .the . wntei- uf .llie. lib mul umii I,i.. |.i* Id , --11111- wen llppu •»• I Yeidael Hlvr-ra Inward llu- n,,rb In tim e isrtl «„ t i l i n g J d iy . . ? T o M rtr. -11 A -i iicihilc im thr ic rcgulM li"ii nl ill i ili/rn- nl Srinumlr i niiulv —Im ih'.llr tn -ntr W,|- up luiitril vr-lriil,iy liy llu- (HuntV I nmim-.ion in airuiil.inir -nib , pl.lli- m11miulI<iI by Ml- Verne Ml --I Iign. imuily -mirivi-ni lit | i.yi-li.ilinu It tie- —r|c ,rl —Ip'll llu icgi* , ll,. III,I I'llllIM, 111. i.muni ,|,I|.,| W illi r n t t u u i> i i i p i l r . l in ra A ll S e m in o le V o te rs T n IC o n is tc r F ro n t nff Hu • i 111--ll I **ml , —ill in' p| it r t l im pi* *m I - Ui tlir i n i i o l l . m u l ill - n l . i . tillM i r i r g i . l n - i n , i n . I , >1 I 'ill,111 I hr Incgril ,|rr| I,mi. Untied .St,,lc, 'i|cr| .nimunred tndiy that .« I, Iit-.,mill,; inerting with th i Olllnil pinli.ililv will tic .(tMngtd im tnumnnw I s Steel ||,u been lire key pinihli ci in .fltlliK lh# temp nl ii.iiti.ul. in p.irt years. Tin . - i-.-ir. ii u ».i „n itgrrrment will, thr t s u In Hrlhlehcm Steel t’uip wlu.'li r um- first The nthtr luigr fuin.) whti-li xi-tllr.l yestar* day w rir .Ion*-* mid I nughlin and Ri'iml.ll, Steel fn ip Tli*. xli-i-l iii.lust■y pattern, **t I■v 11,•1111«•11*•111. rail* fnr payment cn-it.1 an,I -Inn lug uf iniurancc cnsl i l.y iIn* i nmpauv ami em­ ploye* In iimmuiicllig lliat tb*1, U» ’.!ihi mini policy cummillrc had vdtn i In -end Hie soft, ruul mlliais Inn k l» Hu- pit i, | i>tv is rnipbasitr.l Unit tin- imivp la trmpuranr, Hr mlvi .cil hmueholdera |n, fill lhrli null Iniii against a renewal •if Jill* walk mil, , ' | Tin* union's ahli.omt bllumliiAus niiurin ra sl uf iha Missisiipni.have trinaUnsee »*■ e*i* *MI J. Iload Veteran Wiw Refused Entrance To Jersey llnspital D M .AND. Nnll i-Vi-A Win Id Wai II vein ut who d!e-l nml*>. gi Hav I'tne- veteranlnr.pit.il Imd lirrn irfil*ed r e ,-I i.iitinlirr In n veteran's bn.pitiil -. im m ilr t m i n i y , - .iu | ( t | ' II, m iu Netv Jei-ey lircati-e hi* run Inn i , m u l t <1x 111 l h e - i l u , l u l l , iditiuii waa out "-I'u lre i-nnucci•ul", a rmiMty nffirial l emitted -ill br .u li,ill* n l Tin* youth, 2I vent util WII m g i-lt.ilin ii will l.ikr pi r i'l," r . i limn I In 11 Ik*iii Waters, Ii . nf •' Illlllg I <n l. 1950 tllll m ill.... I'.ltl-r.-ull, N ,1. -II. I'Ulubeil after iiii; tlll"*mli Mil H .ll ll'c n il'.. ' 1*1Stitt bnilUlt Itage Hr b "I lisSh ............... tn —Hi*' .1i ,i. Mi*. m p'ivi.n —iliui - iu l l , III 1,, patient , , , Hav I'ine- tins. .1 ll ill -I |,l,rtl Del 26. In ill III u | llir I ' M 1) I r g i , l . i l i i i , >llm,. u p « o r —, u u p l u v e , } iii’l p, in, i m lit i r g i - l i .ill.in - V- t r i n |..i ■aleil H tlir n l l l i r n l l l r i i i y l< | be V n lu-la rnuulv grand Tlu-y empty inln the Arrtli Mnnn I "iln i. ,ip tn m » tiM l I I i M .ig n n li i 1 l u r v n n D e l . M In a r e p o r t o n Tn reierve Hu- divrtlril •> , , .i bln I mu win there m,v d-Iml niidltlnns In llie lull tier* de­ ‘••'•"ii lire extent nf the m p lu .um thr new papri iti.l, „ rhnnnrl fit'll plored Hie fart Waterw1I’h iir wa-t no rsplanutiun givn. If* ITI ill •hull will i|Un Im »**a•Ia* "murh In ure-l nf attention and liillra lung mul nuptyilig ml., liu what the R ihs I iiiih did. if mi> ' rul Sru Will l,|. bull, |, - |, | |ir 11M*I t'la tl.irn t available mi *••11111\* |il f ‘Ifll'l h liy flu* only in a <t iintisitea n« r s i c t *«»* vI "1 nf I ( if inf | Hi iMft mi I•dill . irntnl Im-pllal " *s • 1 iliilfH fm (lie beurfll nf clt*» M "We do not i.iulei -land -vltv Ing". I'Mtil ili*.'ie farilitles pru-ideil l.v the Manager Fd Hlggin* «•** «<l I' ill I**<I S tiilr. guvcrniurul fnr conn'd Imck liy I hr- dlrcclni- fnl util nf f‘*| il I»a( ( ,M« |I mii its veleians l.avr nut brer, made lowing Ills rcrmil lllnrs*. ami mil unfurtunaie ' il itn «li•«*«'t «»t of tlir S# mill'd* avnilnlilp In <h!> Ad R T DE • ■a w lined plan* for • general f’hatnl*'' p n u.n," tile gland lurv -aid uf rm um erre menilieishlii nu<i Waters bad l.ren lakni In cos. Ing hiiiI dinner to Im held ni tli,' Inilv at a I lay tuna llracli ln—. , mnnngri, was m reptr.l•»l and Hldl a ir Mnyfali Inn on Nov. .10. He hI-» Eleven new menihei- wrir .ul I lent, mul Mrs. Paul It ....... •"blllmi -va- passed .............. ling I'ltlnn- when lie l.ermue violent staled that an Invltatlnn ba* ■vim on fb;l, 6 su. rredril ( ‘apt mul I " *»*l«'l»«li*l service-." said Ills mother said he wa- rn rnttl* inilleif In ( mnphell l imiii,. |'ni» sent to the Slate Road Departin'-,>' It, Miami In tiv nut with a l.1»rMia Itvril lllld till ns rnmnmndri lletiidnn. to hold itn Decemlier meeting "i No. 51. the Amen* an l.eguui latl <tn arrnuld nf tliese reslguallulls, , ball tram , the mime «he rnnhl . i . , ,, • ii . ii ii " f Balvnlliin Aitnv t'm p Sanford. Huai.I m stiidh d •• n •I r d l l l I ithe n r aitirai'i iph *m * e. .i i ntBhl *1 the Legim. lint llu *.l.lt 1 .^ ,0 ,ed .bat they air ,1. il'-nu-r Gleasmi of l.nkr Maiv ,.i.„ f„, ,r„,v *n « Hus •!••,...• , 4 riirfff i U ve (iftu. «r«m? presenwd a list in lit name* »l Imns huuight tlir I ’nsl meml.i I <I|||,! finitrdv pleased -villi thr farilitii ... I ,'"ry report. aunlv . Hn i nf the lieadquartern no Ka-t Nn .n ut. ....... ariTun, will b. I« k*,f j b n I II. Wingfield and the H#J liersmia In Lake Mary who l.s - r 'u p to an a l l linir high nf 5/1 m il fniH.ei study is iim.li' 4-11 Hub Camp Given $12,000 By Cattlemen Camphell-LossiiMr New ( ommandei ........... Legion Post lias 01 Salvation Armv■ ' 11 New Members I'ntiHes Sanfiiidi»r,b!.'2llS P,.lied for telephone* and Im - Hudtng 458 psul „p nieml.n-lnp, "l"' bi' plaiid the people of Hmifi.nl I'he llumd uppruveil It..........-'-lit for 1950. 'Tlir 1949 panl up tnrrn "We like Hanford very miii-h. li. isinii Dnuglas Lie.lt. June.-, "ail'l appii'".ell I.ieiii. ....... .. n| i 'inintv /, . Judge ii . i. lienhip wa» 442. and tlir former declared rial ............... <• the high esteem everynn. 'I “ V .'l record 448. ib s fur thr Hnlvaliun Army in 1 ' , ' -;"'1 7 "f " Vi', • •* *,f |(U) f(*r •liittifiK** -f HU. f,*r damage nrttie dune to “•* an 1,1 11 The new inrmher* srr S. | '•(!'•' nelghbiuhnmi":"...... , , itmmM'ik iimrhlnr mi thr "Jack Renton, Charles W. Il.anllcy, i *ll*. riIfV,i *•I .*lsM , Mnwi'll KmimI f»n 11#i1»\v#*11 iiiulit. William M. Clark, J. I. hum an. t. in a Hnlvaliun Aiinv (iff........... . ,|ih| , h r m l nf the ........ which In; saw |IHt| |,R,m deetroyed and the William T. Juhnmn, ffuiurn I'.igli- o n - years nf service In the iu . tl.aiiat pi|n< stuffed with nrnngra. heen nnahle tn get them mul quested that thr Chamlicr nf f'nin mrre take action tn help ease tblalftiallun. Thr dlreclura drclded rl t» takr the m atter lip with the off. rials uf the telephone company President W. A. Patrick railed attention In thr unsightly mini, lion of thr Country Chili Road be ynnd Ihr city limits east nf Up»shi where trash ha* Itern dumped a long the highway. Senator I.. F. Boyle pointed out that there I* a state law agiln sl the dumping trash along public highways. H. H. Coleman restated than an Industrial survey nf tha Reminnlr County area has bean made l.y hi* rnm tany and that a report I* rx peril'd nn It In the near future The treasurer's report was pre ■ented hy J. L. Ingley. Manager Hlgglm rad tha minutes of th.* last msitting. Among those -present were AI Lee, John Brumley. Jack Katlga... Jack Halt, J- L. tngley, John Kridar. Senator Boyle, H. H. Coleman, a w a ,v z ttia s s u WALRRR NAMED LAKE WALES, Nov. 9-GFI —Martin H. Walker has been named general manager for tha Florida Citrus Cenears Cooper­ ative here, a peat formerly held with th* Florida Citroa Commla- f f e js - > _________________________ l l Lew is O rd ers C oal M iners j S top S trik e A nd R e tu rn T o P its — — —--------------------------------- ♦ William Stemper ami linn.lull Cham' were elrrted as commission School Floyd Palmer. Mr*. Ralph A. era. Mr*. K. K. Koumlllat, clerk, anil Smith and Raymond l.tindquist, Inspector*, completed tin- count shortly after H-.00 oVIta-k 1**1 evening. Mayor Carraway wa- present at the final count and wa* congratu­ lated by rltlsrn* present. Expressing hi* gratitude in the vote given him hr declared thl* morning, "I alnerrrly appreciate the vote of confidence given me by the people of Sanford and pledge my continued effort* for a bigger and better Sanford." Edward Higgins, manager #>r the Seminole County Chamlx-t of Commerce, congratulated Mayor Carraway this morning and -aid. "I am vary pleased with the re*ult of the Commission election a* It mrnn* j | continuation of the plan* for progress of the City *nd I* an indication that the ritlxrna of mu rommunity ate ilefinilrly MAYOR CARRAWAY behind the policies of (lie admin l«iralion." Frank Miller went to Mayor Carraway's office thl* morning to pcisonally congratulate him and declared with a grin while lie wa* leaving, "I helteve In loanling lhe linn In hi* den." Je**r Ixiilge alated ltd* morn Ing that he wished to eongiatulate Mayor Carraway on hi* re-rler tlon a* a rninmiH»ioner and to wli.h Security Is Said To him well In future endeavor* lie Kilm-nlnr* comprising the •WvidiiatiiiK ciimimltei expressed thank* to tlni*i- who DcpcndUponStrong also n-porled in tin- -landing of HaMlnole High Silo...I m voted for hint. Mr*, fa*tha Tinsley, Mr«t Itornthy t'lmlm. Mi National D e f e n s e Mr. (Carraway will continue in •ented, l.omli Standing, Mis* l.ilu I’aiduc ami Mis* l*s Ngtollc N|< hi* <-nparity a* mayor utilil Jan­ Speaking nn thr subject. "What uary at which time the t ’ity I' oiii - — ‘j f Price Freedom.” County Judge mission will again rbno*c a mayoi aw, John C. .Sikri, J. Frami* Spi fni.lrv mul air force, ills mu vice vak, James C. .Sumlrr. Hamid I). with tho tOth Air Force look him to Smith Pacific arena including Tatum and Homer White. Leelonnalrr James F. I<nn|mi ' J»la ........................ World War II tram were announced aa winners of thi< Post membership campaign ami Mr. Benton won a IB.no p riir offered by t'.ia Post Historian, Caul Knrlr T. Loucka for obtaining the Miith due# payment for 1060. Cast. Loucka has ol.talm-d 26!i members for 11)60 and Past Com­ mander Chaatar Miller, (ll, It was announced. Slatk District Commander Ho­ bart LaEoy Attkiseon was present and wfinotaed tha Post ballet on new members that brought the Joel mam benhlp to an all time high. Dean. Ha waa complimentary in hi* W0fJ| p0#t and — *— * - Mop- POlHOf JACKSON. a —County At " a P b r aaora Ite ra lft A N IIN I N D E PP EENNDP1K T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R B H a e a B a M W E D N E S D A Y NOV. 9, 194!) H A N FO R D , F l j j TAMp 7 AV# v!, I 2 5 R —'Tampa transit llaee aud It# union hue drivers remained daadVwksd today—th* thlrd day of a aarprise walkout affoatiag M A N dally riders. The CIO orkcra Union Ha waa elected at th* eeve*a the ter Luion and Leyle. After lhe wai he attended Marion College mid the Salvation Army training college at Atlanta, Ox. lie wa* msrril'd nftar becoming a Halvatbu. Armv officer and with Mr*. Jones lias been serving for the past 10 month* iti Lake Worth. Mrs. Jones, lie revealed, comes of a family of Halvntinn Army workers and a grandfather was nn officer. Lieut, and Mrs. Jones are much Interested In Institutional work. Including the visiting uf children'* and. old peoples homes In Seminole, Lako and Voluala counties. They retain the aurburban type Chevrolet that Capt. Hudson peed for nativities of tne rorpa, ii'insH here hail him icnuivrd 16 mi Orlando hospital anil later I. Ray Pines On Oct. 2n, Judge Wingfield told county t-.immis-l'Uirr- Wa­ i n s hod hern In a New JcrieV veteran* hospital hut that Ihlagency refused !*, accept him at; a In ticcati-e Ids condition wXi not "service connected" In Naw Jersey, Hap. Ilordon Canfield anld he had railed upon The Itoyn wrre released under ilm veterans adminlstratlo for -It Irt custody of parents. it "rnni|ilete probe" of tha death. The Commission, after reviewing a petition signed hy 60 residents T I1 K W F1A T H F1R of Rear Lake requesting that the .■limity ginde and improve the J a c k s o n v i l l e ! Nov. a - i / r i Rear Lake, Forest City Road, Temperature tsl.la agreed to make tha improvements STATION HIGH I.OW Leo J. Ilurnett of the U. H. Kti66 40 ginrer* in Jai'kaonville Informed Atlanta 61 27 ilm Commission in a letter that no Ill-mark ns 45 Federal assistance can lie given Huston 65 41 in setting water levels In Bear Chicago 66 SS 1 Lake, Lit tie Hear Lake and Lake Denver 61 70 Katherine a* there are nn Federal Dr* Moines ns 48 Fresno project* there. 13 49 A letter from J. W. Fox of the New Orleans 78 M : Florida Mast Coast Railroad In­ Oklahoma City 68 44 formed the Hoard that proparty on Heattle 74 the abandoned Okeechobee line. In­ Washington, D. C. 78 a cluding tho roadbed south of Holo- Jacksonville 99 88 Kay Weal paw Vt ■ 81 Orlando ter"' l '\5.V m u urn I i— m m&mmm if •F -cW n w f r ■> : 1 ■ ,« .............. *• * . " 4 ,. ♦ »ss *■« * . ■*«<$<* '*« •' > \ • ai .» *^e . Jf «4* . •v '' V'j t . �% -— . etol-l wouti la y NEW YORK, Nov. 1 0 - m ~ «n doeliment* to Russia In viola-1 BERLIN, f e . i« caaa k id the lowered tlon of the espionage tawe. [ offle el Soviet Array newspaper ' a close friend of the let* Franklin <■ OPTOMETRIST rate* asked by the rail car­ D. Roosevelt j Fwlerel Judge Wllllen Bandy todey >ald New York state’s choice k * - - - ‘S rttrss rier* been ,jgdlaM |k to become le t the date today after another j or It rbert Lehman for a seat In rOKT PIERCE,' Nov, 10M/PI effective, he*' ttltf. ; p r 'flie former Justice Ocpaftmenb There ere more than M known brief exchange Gubltchev, who the U. S, Senate was a “blow a t Philadelphia receiver* of Flor­ •jJU duf«i mil freight rate* on species of deer, found almost a»l employe uml the Soviet onRinear In court has claimed an off. , the warmongers." Florida Citrus ahlpmunta to New ida Citrus fruit recently pro from hie ■gain, on-again knowledge who was suspended .♦ e e e w n e e m e »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■< The newspaper TaegHche Rundover the world except South A inT___ ort have relieved a ictback tested akiorptlon of *th * vl rli NEW YORK, Nov. 10—(A*)— United Nations Job are charged the English language. and Australia. 1 sehau said Lehman loudlnic charge* at New front the" Interstate Commerce TorK Major steel price Increases “are, Commission, u Florida shipper City, „ . Htedmun said. ... a definite possibility for early I0W»1 reported here. h i?ur!' i ,,r.fcU5? , i unli ss demand goes to pieces," the (Jordon Sledmun, secretory* "discriminatory", the Philadol-, jrtm Ak„ metalworking trude manager of tliu growers and isked the | ihlppois league of Florida, said P .’SC to render simitar rate* In weekly said today. . , . ,, llo- publication reported strike [ • the ICC hurl ruled th at southern the Philadelphia territory. The ■ tellrcH-t- wuuhr !h! uIIowh) ppw ruling resulted. 1°** n* mor® tngn 10 million tom* I .:; . j - • ■. of steel priHluctlon means a short­ to "absorb" the llt-rents netage that may extend Into next box unloading charge a t New Ptct-Swewtl rreseat simmer. Tour proposed liy southern r-'l -is to meet water competi­ "The conversion deal has come tion. nick and the threat of gray tl'n n lla u fS ►H iai I -* * , l l s . l r mrfr. Iriorldu tU! I'll! j growers Rswni »#» HIHI and nni|jpjsri> shippers , f, it. loan If sufficient funds ki t* loom* again, it commented. p in t contiriUf to |wjy nniund ,, . , Hut the Iron Age found chances tRn nxsifii (ipp ('in* IfiAil ijf #in it hi*on I'll not HiCLire from tin* ijjiwF' . ™ more p ir ia r load uf fiu lt |)f )(|1. trminn), lie stated.1 goud that major price t Increases The issuance of the revenue cer WIU not he pusted this year. Nut* Factory Pack tlflculi * will also huve to he iog the infill posslhllltles, it said: Agen Frozen validated. "If labor costs of the smaller Reviewing the history "f the steel firms are raised by strike project, he pointed out that pie. ■ettlements some individual price Agen Frozen iniinnry engineering that ac- inn esses are certain." These were coiiipnlned the upplirotioo for" listed n* iiiohuhle "hy smaller volthe loon hail heen prepuied hv uim mill*, who*u’ units cost genSmith und (Jillesple, Jacksonville etally higher than those of the big engineers, sulmtnntlullng the rlntu fir mu.” Prime uf shippers mol transporlntloii Higher labor costs under the Frosen companies, compiled by the Sem- flethlehem pattern or any slmllnr (note Courtly Chamber of Comt „ rt. variously estimated at a Solid Hodl Mlxt tnerco and made part of Ihe ap- minimum of *.’l per tan of steel, rr?. 1‘ ------------------Fancy fla k miration. I i|,c trade weekly said. Tills npiillmtiun for u *:tr»0.0fwi full Impact of the r-teel strike loun was submitted to the RFC „„ metal nmsumers "will land h.-i- a vein ago, he said, at t»,i* month and It will close down which time It developed that „ j ,, „f plants." said the Iron •he Cltv remilred special leg!*- Vl(,.. ........ . wh„ |t.Mrnw4| |„IW letlve nulhorltv to Issue reventn- , xpeo-ive It Is to operate off ihe No. 1 Tall Can crtlflcates. Ihl* was pn-enteil tail gnte of a tru c k are going » r to Ihe Slate lo-glnllliii <- last to tie sure th e ir In ven to ry I- in v spring hv Seminole Count v i-sentatlves eiialillng the City fun hupe before resp in lrig foil Quantity Rlqhte Reeerved in p h l a n d o to Issue revenue rertlflrnte*. mid pi fit 11icI ifiri." Prices Good Thru Sat. Nov. 13 niithorlilnv ill pledging - f the Nted *<iup price* were ri>purted G ujcIo A Shipped parking meter funds. highei again this week, iirnl Ihe ", Palm etto and Third Sta. CHObi K K IILACKWKLI. Sunford ha* employed the Ni-tv trade w eekly noted that the iron 314 E. First Si. York bond attorneys, Caldw ell, age steel scrap compo*ite ha* A.1« i \ U ( i Marshall, Tnualdr and Mitchell moved from it* June low of <|P.:i:i A Mb Heady ( w Tu Her** j li a- *1*1 Cltv Attorney Edwin u «*■•» almost half way bark to the Hhinholser In the validating pro- fl.'t January high. This week d Gioen Giant reeding*, which Mr, lllggio* pi'; --land* at flitt.lii!, an incrensu of U. S. No. 1 Irish 10 lbs. too i lit OOF HOT. IN 1 dieted would he handled Iminedi- 1 1,114 over the preceding Week,No 303 1 , 1 , i .i , The Industry's Ingot .ppilraliug 'Receiving the assurance lh„ Wll, p|„,.w| , hls week at 2’.' | r»th "A Heal he UK on the oun. will »h )lf t.BI)BC| ty rom |,nr,.,| 4 .1 5 Huy" low u* to proceed to negoliite ..« i„ , 1 , with the S tute>Hoed Uepnrment l \2 1 1 ,1 V Fresh Cireen Idaho to realign hat portion of Sera" nl’ Imde Iloulevsttl necerftarv foe I HWF.IST or HMY A R d the eonstrurlion of the terminal. 5TI1 " W P In thi Supreme Court llullding "It will also put us In position JirniMgeinenl- " Washington, each of the Justices I,, make definll Head T; l.ony Inland «..... •rrlvli % CltniB Freight Gut Increase In ¥ !W V ® & \ 1950 IriSSba^Wi K«don ■ I& w - Rf€£ RFC Loan A- B. 'ersonji C- Pen LIQUORS 2 fk |i. 49c Peichea pk|. 25c BROCCOLI O le o 2 9 ° 3 1 Ballard Bisenita 2 pkgt. Kay Nat’l Cheese 1-lb. pkg. HOIJX>WAY’S ' SALMON Mew nissm n tu s tm . MEDIUM E00S 2.7 Peas 2 Potatoes 2 9 c i i Cibbipc lb. Sic Potatoes 5lbs. 33c Rond 1lye wBourbon O “PKTRIEn VERMOUTH ! KOh RICO RUM VYHAIIH OLD 1 VI II Keg. I'rlcc 5.10 1111 ....................................................... Ktaleil, "will lie iu position now I k licifin ili'lalleil similes of -■-*n■ stroctiop ami esllniute for llnI.ud,Ibig piiigriim.' Mr Higgins asset ted Itnit in hi* 1 rt opinion 41os i . '114 Nfl fiuw that 'lie tln> I (IIIImill t 'I In III T IM “Oldat 40,50,60?" —b'nirMan,I'sr.itsen You're Crazy »s at# irfirpy gi ,'ir |ry W SHOWING M a iM U R R A Y O 'H A R A '" A .M fl A COACH WHO NBVIR WIN* 'A OAMI — egl THI MSI* UISHS usi emiM* on th* L o t h ib t is m / / mm cv>« MMMUIE1 te I'rogriimH Htao • 10:3(1 Ilea Under 13 myi Free Iml lif l!n or Pi*, year* nl 4 per cent interest, ,i All net revenue1 from opera•' of !*■<• terminal, said Mr. Higgins, will la- npplinl to re­ deem the revenue eertlflceles. Iu ...... 1* a -hurtlive of this revenue, Ih parking meter funds vd't iiiiiVm iiii the differeUre. Mr. Higgins ha* been largely Instrumental, a* manager of Ihe Seminole Countv Chamber uf Ctimt-'-ri'i- 'u ih- o-iirmi't’ot of tin- SI, Johns Itlvur, Channel which was deepened in I'! fi-el between Sanford ami Uulntku which already had a 12 foot denth to Jacksonville. The Chamlier of Commerce advanced money in secure srdllwuyw and spoil arena for the project, which included digging a trlMigulnr ha>Jn In Lake Monroe, and filling In Ihe terminal area. Construction of the terminal wilt he hv cnnlrnrt. he revealed, nml will include a concrete wharf, l-idlt to Ihe water's edge nml reirfar-ed hv sheet steel oiling outside of the present bulkhead vodl. The enclosed tmrt of Iho •mlldlng will have 110.000 snuare fee* of floor space. II will have rail facilities on one side and on nmole paved ares for load­ ing ond unloading of large trucks on the olher side. .. I V*W at f-f•ri|i|«{nHFit" ......... . .«Iicf»imu*oj ,> tliu *« . 1 ................ . V" Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights 25' 33c Now Crop Apples 3lbs. 31 Emperor Grapes {, 2 Ml. 21I t Culifnrnla Fepperll ^ f6r ' 141 "in Mfiimvt M'M Dlt St»n* «tMI **•»•-« > i l l el li fttri («• Ihl* v iillilu lin ri tin* M-vi-mn* m t ir im lr H . Ihi* iip filim liiin w«« fu r l.in o ,. .CUi.P(H) more tliim was ' |Cr„ „ |„ |> he declared, hut cxgranted, pic»M‘() coiifldencu that thu o f tho (HN) >votdd cover llis Vogt ci li rm inpl mill eipupuirnt> jmill would I*- am o rtlicd over a p«*r* llcil Oollclnua i||i silh'lstto i iiiiltitialoiiiifur sriit loan, he doo- not see why there •llfMllll Ilf » | . fltafurd-Urlandii Rued Turn on Fie. U 3 Jt the Fleshing Arrow Per CauIlf i v ill- roll aide I laospor Inlluo com •" to "titled with a suite o f three tmnies in reganl to opemling l,lll,l|s privavte of fl c i, sec rid m y * Die (erndiod. The englnoer*." he "Nh-i'. i-alii and shower. Oranges ^ Celery „2...29c Pascal "SSR; It fERr rEUee. tlHtfMtnf liAcka* Hr. fin imiHlio k»JOf I't KlMmk enrfKF. ««|a Him wMielBhU, •Mtlliuir, liwr ih* Ifj|'tTl'B* htftiuuhi --o nrn| ----(lltitilti'ac, .t nqtriM uqlrrnt fjA KHIity |i«ea«KM Wllh snuiHhm ••»*! iHiinJrm W HIJ#IImrfl f no w•a»,?n«lhlim tt*rie* i* nsIw M lerI|jJi,^ vgiutiK i.i.1— .--wm« Four M*fn»r» or LUfietfr, ri*n|f wall | A*k bfHir «(iiiKirl»t fr.r t)f.an'4 rilli, n NtJinulanl fllnifUr, hs«tj pHirrAifully NT litllllufia (nr live r Id yiara. {h un's alvei h»l'PF Itllrf RrHt will lieiji (he* IA mill** « i ■ lljlewa Itkivli mil |n.leofivu» WHil« fiuui Fvwr Llu>.J. (J«t IHhui'wI'liJj. AER 0W AZ 29c pm Rib End B EEC H N U T Ll>. Cun Argo Corn si 1 Rile 12-oe. Kruncl 65 lb. SI* Sk Frozen, Dressed & Drawn Ml. Vertnonl 'A Today & Friday! Sliced I Perch riUct whuiMi rich Sugar Cured *W »' Pur* Poik : CH IR IT O 1bt. Fey. PibHi He* 20c 'U v v* e’ in 1L I B B Y Vienna f c r s e n f i. 17= It'l A MUUU •* i) sau n a II B T TABL-KIADY L' NHL Cm ■.■;. -f20 t c l BsinK Dsrk T en d g ray i • UK ; 2' 4 2 c ' Mfe' '' ...v 1 *. ■ > w i j*J*LA AnrtsMuubL ■- ' i -•V'lA’W ' q ijtiftw M m <*»£ • ■ , » 28c L IB B T Cktu A Beau Na I,Can fie Mealy FRIDAY ■ajc. tfj-- * . . f v i ‘ li t » .• Swift Premium Rolled Armour'* Star ^IWOUOMT Hi W m t l t s M nM : Peanut Butter 1-lb. lOle Stuck N abisco Laid O' 1luiblio Pock Loin Hickory Sweot Grade A Sllcod ColUei HTKAM IIDATIil) Stronghearl DogFood No. 1Com 9^C Ctaltr Call)-lb. For Floors & L in o le u m ENGLAND DRI'llK..HMKII .ONPON, Nov. io -(/P )—An official of th* Labor government admitted todav Hrltuln ha* been rnuvht with Ita dlsper* down. Harold Wilson, president <>f the Board of Trade, said ha Is r**s(tlnjr the rnukers of threw irnnred pants to step up ithe H E supply for the home market *11 Dielt i1I E ‘I'm'-Z-’ j le"i • aabedBeam &Perk IS-oi. 15c mpiprd Oyilfri TODAY Tall Wlifn illMnri|#r tit hMn>F fiuirtlBii iHrniflv tNb mmoii. rnatitr to t f i,3 „ li All Brudi �_■ * ■"* '* --1 ... . . . . Oviedo News / V C i -7 /( A (. OVIKPO—I SPECIAL I—The Ovledo Woman’* Club will meet on Thurailay, Nov. 10, thin mnnth InMead of on the reirulnr meeting day. Fraitlav for the convenience of the irue.Ht epenkcr, the Hon. A. S. (Siill Hcrhmir. represent etlve from the fifth dl.trlet in the U. S, Congress. Rep. Herlnng will u*e ii* hi* topic "Compulsory Health lltsurnnre’". The piesidriit of the Ovieilo Wemnn's Club, Mr*. J. I’. Cox. will preside. The ho*te»*e* for the nrcusinn will lie Mr*. C. O. Smith, Mr*. Joseph l.elnhurt, Mr*. II. (i. Smith, Mr*. W. II. Cox. Mr* C, (I Shnf fcr. The Rev. J. T. Adam., Jr., scoutmasler of Troop No ‘.’I'l, Hn* anmnineeil llial Ins ir.iup will purtlcipnte In llio jmrmie of •he Roy Scout Circus in inlamlo nexxt Saturday nml also in the Clinrlot rnce. Mr*. Don Dlrey iiitemled a meelinir in Orlnmlo fur the lien mothers of the Cuh Scouts The Woman's Clul. hoiiiil meetitlf was held nl the Ovieilo Wo­ man'* Cluh Friday afternoon. A I'-TA houiii meeting was held In the Home Kronomlcs lluihlitif tn discuss the budget fm 1lnyear. Mr. and Mrs, Charles T. Nihlnek ami neiee, Sutnnne I'nrtln, spent Sunday in Lnkelnm! vlsltlnu (heir daughter, Mis* Dorothy Nihlnek, Who I* n student ut Soul hem College, and to he there foi open house. Mr, nml Mrs. Tommy Staler and soli, Mae, of /.ellwand, wenvisiting relative* and fi tends here this past week. Mr. umi Mi». t'lis Sego nod hahv duiiglder Kay me visiting Mr*. Sego"* pul cuts, the W A wards. Mr. and Mr*. J. A. (iuynii hail a* their recent guest their son. Basil (lyrm and .Mrs. tiiiyim of Miami. Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert Duval who have tmim living It) Ft. I'letee. have moved t>nek to Oviedo and are no wocrupylng Hie 11III In id house. Mr. Duval I* the In other of Mr*. Dor Mnlcolm. Word has just lieen n-vetw-d that at Schwnrhlsch Hall ,lh-i many, on Del. 211, IP It*. t'pi (^amhy Kliilhlc, son of Mi ami Sir*. A. II. Kimble, of tins nl>, helped the f>th Field Artilleiv Itit > tnlllnn relelirnle Its 17'lrd mini versary. The fith Field Artilleiv llnttnllon is the heavy aitilleiy firvpower of Hie famous Fn si Infuntry Division, "The llig Red On It." CpI. Kinildc, who is n-u llig with Henihpinitern Haiti n uf the 6tll, actively pail iei pul id in r • . • and kaapf Dixie Crystals sugars frasharl * E n te r p r is e j H d i l to TJi# Sanford Herald By MAHIAN R. JONHS ty i ANNOUNCING T H E O P E N IN G O F T h e S A N F O R D R ESTA U R A N T T U B S ., N O V . 8 2IM N. PARK (TAKACH BUILDING) HOME I1AKKII PASTRIES HOME COOKED MEALS PRICKS ALWAYS IN LINK Rom where I sit Joe Mersh In Nt'W Enitlunil, wtioro Smiley cornea from, frlemlahlpa have been broken over toinaluvi vereua ereain in clam chowder. Expert! aay th at aouth of lloiton the tomato reign* lupreme. but north of lloiton it'a fo a m —or elan! From where I wit. whether It ahould have cream or tomatoea la aimply a matter of laate. Thla la By BABA NULL HARDIN The Woman'* Cluh met at the home of Mr*. Emmet I Lowe on Tuesday at noon for u covered dlih luncheon. After the business meet­ ing following the luncheon, it wn* agreed to meet at the home of Mrs. J. II. Ulnss for the Christina* party In December. Mrs. Irene Jiiekmnn spoke on "The Children's Home" nml her work as the So­ cial Worker at the home. .Mrs. Krnest llrnddurk nml sis­ ters. Mrs. D. E. Atkinson nml Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weaver, spent the weekend In Jessup, tin. with re­ latives. Mr*. E liialath Kowlcs and daughter Mr*. Eddie Demi umi daughter Laura of White I'lniiit, N. V. are renewing ueiiunlntiiuce*. Mi. ami Mrs. John llnyno have arrived from Montclair, N J. and will he at llielt home at "Shangri I.n” on Stone l-diiiid Rev. Ed Kirchei is attending the pastor's school in Lakelnml this week. Miss Margaret t'oleman was in Jacksonville for the past weekend with hci parents who met her there to attend the Fluriiln-Uenr* gin fiuitlnill game. Mrs. I). M. Ilaiiiillon entertain* ed on Friday evening for Mrs. Homer I'etertnan with u house wanning, a most enjoyable even­ ing \vn* spent hv all Mrs. Mae (Soff ami son Hill and .Mr. Norman Smith from the Ever­ glades visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Knight Sunday. Mrs. Cray Dunnegan and chllren of Hrlando wete visiting her parents Mr and .Mis. Kminelt Lowe Sunday. Among the voting people unend­ ing the siih-dislllet of the M. \F Here Susan Jinkmiin. Hl«iu Alfoul, Ann Hike*. Ruth Hoc. Sara Nell Hardin, Kiltv Shuwerman. Warren .lacktmin. Edgai Tuney, (ienle llevelle, Ernest Thompson and Mr. Vermin Somlei sou. Mrs. Mae Makei ami infant suit are expected home Wednesday four tlie Fenmlil Lawton Hospital In Sanford. Covered highway bridge* *ra use. One at Wo.In-lock. Wind­ er , inrul>. Vermont, recently wu* r I n 1111 as a preservative measure. hi Earthworm* often in year* old. live to he MARGARET ANN E 2 O u t ME AT STEA K S: F r o z e n ...................... P h o n e 1 3 1 8 SL IC E D B A C O N S A L E : Ly r e s M A lU iA R E T A N N B R A N D •R!< err 200 corn GREEN MEANS 2 2 0 CUT OKRA 240 IIKITH. SPROUTS ... 270 200 CHOPS lb. 63c A R M IS T IC E D A Y In enmpllance wllh Ih* Alerchnnla AHHOclallun m-ommendutiun. thi* Plant will remuin closed Friday, Nov. 11, until 1 P. M. Wu urge you In attend Sunfurd’* Gala Armistice Day cele­ bration. WESTERN MARY BEEF LIVER 1k. 59c CURED STEAK lb. ] | ^ CHOPPED BEEF Jb. | | g CUT BABBITS lb. N O 3,‘k* 2!lc 37c SUPER M SU ,t l ■'' ''T T fl-r- V*. -Jv?i .*. . , '. - • i^Vii - — '. ..... '' ■ " ' S , l i - I'l! . ' * Chuck RO AST llimelrss Hulled llti.kei PO T HO AST Standing Prime llilt IIimsI, \ kity-N iitai.il Ih. l!lp ih, ;.!»(• 4 lit Ih l .u tu i, I'.u I. CH EESE Morrell’-. 11rliltM IN C E M E A T lit, :Mic ih. ■c I), (i.lc I \r . Hid Mellu C H E D D A U CH EESE PR O D U CE1 lO O N IO N S III! V/ 11 NUTS id \iitt ItA K E H S t.LUIllil A YAM S lb s 2 7 c lbs. 2 Ih. 33c 5 -ll» s . .Tic r»-ll»s. 3.')c 13 c KUO/ION KOIIII 12 "/ ItinlM'AI SEAS 2:tc IH of Hoiiim ID «iikl i «n •himDE ACM ES :!tic I'J ID . 6 3 4 a/ In STOKELY'S FINEST \n '*1 I h A i I \ I I l \N S H en MALLARD'S nilLI ISK l i a r 7e FLO U R OLEO SI Id ; I.IK l|) I'l 'IN I It • III Hid H 14' N*. 270 I it KRAFT'S SWANKY SWIG ASSORTED in liars 21e Cheese Food 15c & 21c ««» HLOHSOM TIMF. or AHMOUH’S ;\»I1* to Mil 1**0 M* (HI 3 H e ir . B a rs 23c 2 H a t h lla r H 2 1 c OCTAGON to ilet W !0% MILK 2 (all cans 25 1 SUN MAN) HKKIII.KflH ^ RAISINS........... Ifi-oz. |»k£. 15^ ........................................................ UII/lllf'AM IN IM (til AMERICAN OIL soap 3 lia r s i 7 t. OCTAGON LGE. DKC 27c ICE CREAM 2 Pints.... 490 (U . 6 0 c FAB 2 ' ■tans 15^ SARDINES M §4 G. a m m. a W Ige. pkg. 2 (0 OCTAGON IRY SOAP 3 L tJ E . . B a rs 20c t Interhlnnm linl. A 'linn. shipped 1’iiiici r,:i. t IntelliliHim 'Ini Hrd. A .Minn. Shlppnl li/r Nu. 3 Hlil tihify, Nil. 3 ell. ORANGE JUICE MhPK. »V MEANS cm . Hie lb ul, Zn alei s Nil. '£ell DKANtiE JUICE J.Tc APPLE S't i; ii for Lille Hlokrly’s Flnrsl Tomalu Sunlit Smile HerHell JUICE 40 uz. cn. 21c PEAK No. J'» cn. the Armutir’a Star Jimini> KUl w. k. i'J. TRIPE ... 24 oz. cn. .17c <•'. M. COItN 2 cans 2fic Lady llelly Cuke Iheilielil gi. A till. WAFERS 17 oz. Jar l»c , 1D IA S No. 2. 2 for 2Iic Fancy Pink I'lill. ( renin SALMON tall can .’tile CHEESE ......... . Lilt DawkUl Fry, Nu. .103 Vrnek I'em-li Nu: 'J PUMPKIN ........ ea. 10c PKESKKVES . .... 2r.c BEECHNUT HAfiY FOOD STRAINED ........ jar 0c CHOPPED .... 2 jars 27c - TT T‘»c P L A N I I' 111 I I I K D A SH H E IN Z S O U P 1 Tnmiilo, Nit. 1 cn. Kiel Lie kinds, 2 for 2r>c| IHe kinds, 2 fur 8 2 c| D O G F O O I ) ........ 2 CHB. 2 5 0 Ik s. 2 9 0 JIM DANDY, CABIN HOME GRITS, M EA L... m a ty til sSP; II). S M O O rH up C R U N C H Y — L IM IT Ii JAM S 1 1 , m m r»r*r MIRCALE WHIP Qt. 39c PETER PAN 25c CR’BERRY SC’E 2 25c ' ■i’ .Tile lb. WISII.HN I1KI.II 1(11 S A IM ’ L E S 3-lhs. iiti'ti hi: \t i \ l ine Cur IIn kin a ADDLES 3-lhs. UM.I.IMI W ALNUTS lb. *•«*•-** k ih. Y ELLO W CABBAGE H e n s u. S 7 c 1• lu ii & c l u b I’hii Remit T Hone HOUND 1 . C o b b le r P O T A T O E S lir e . 2 5 c LB. •' „,’ A ; Ih. V e tte d SOlirilKHN DAIRIES SEALTEST LOCAL, GRADE A, DRESSED A DRAWN . Ih. ICIe Kueh ;»l)e WESTERN CENTER CUT PDHK ROUND STEAK lb. :»‘>c H E A V Y W ESTER N BEEF: K ra ft PIC H E A D S 290 230 GREEN PEAS SPINACH lh . OVEN HEADY Fresh Made, Correct lv Seasoned, POKK SAUSAGE POLAR BRAND HONOR BRAN!) 3 2 D BROCCOLI life Fresh pttrk Hneklmne, Cut COUNTRY STYLE FRESH HAMS SMOULDERS Fresh Side Pttrk Willi SPAKE KIMS IN While The\ Last ROASTSlb. 59c LIMA MEANS III. COOL WEATHER MEANS "PIG PORK TIME” 2 S in . 2 1 e ROLLED BONELESS L'lll’CK *' n>. -isc pa lm ri vkk il«rc. p lijr . D ie F r id a y a n d S u tu r d u y S p e c ia ls Copyright, 1949, Vallod Statu Bttwttt Foundatlam SlltLOlN J JA R L IM IT P L E A S E ! K R A F T ’S S A I VD D IO 'SU IN G f o o d h e a d q u a r t e r s 401-W -1 3 th S t D EPT* .M A R G A R E T ANN D U A L IT Y , t.l< M il r,m 6 9 ' ■ t SANFORD. FLA. IJUANTITY RIGHTS RKSKIO ED Limit J bo if we could all pfe prejudice* ar* mattar* of only. Home Ilka hot coffee, like It Iced, flame people Ilka a tpta prrato flaaa of beer. Other* prefer Ice-cold lemonade. My fraud, mother uaed to aay, "Prejudtt* that tees only what It cannot ace very plain.’' m k. 1st si. PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY II \K D H E A D the festivities of the day. The pingiam consisted of a guiiulc, a histoilcill pageanl (deplfling halite scenes dating hack to tile Itevolutumiiiy Win I. and a fooHmll game pilling the Fiisl Division \ ililli-i-v against the tilth lufnntrv ilcglmeitl. sssm W h e r e C u s t o m e r s S e n d T h e i r F r i e n d s ■ ••••• H o m e C o n t r o l le d ’ YOUK plain to aaynaw who daaknt VMM from elam chowder couatry. Id - R wiik a freat world lift’s GRADE AA N o te s C K N T H A L FL O R ID A t)0 IC K F R E E Z E A N D STO R A G E CO. Clam Chowder Can Bo Dynamltol ill If |« l l *7 itytbfrta Ir a friend of w u i, Ilka M b min*. and Jl yen R a t to ke*gila frl.ld .h y i )Jk0 1 do, don't ***r l«t him hear you m j that guod clam chowder can bo' mad* without cream. —4ft i **1-f*. t* ■ i 5 \ \ II1SI li t II Whl ll-, SALT INKS lb. pkg. 19<N \ IllS t II GRAHAMS Ik - p k n - 2 8 c1 WESSON OIL PINT 310 (Jl:Alt I 59o 5VlW,5w 5* *- 31M1e d 8. 2 0 c L kc. 2 0 c (0 * k S 8 » , 2 ans AJAX Foam (’leauser can 1 1 0 %>. c �2 £ 2 £ £ U £ U £ !!i£ * Hie Sanford IM illM M Legion Parade Informing The In It 1* tfIMHI ntwn mm* “• “ '•■"v nviivnuii f a llM lil M ir iji* M " E a r n . , *■4 Baaear ban reorganized the Public Affaini ncellon of bin departm ent »li Maqawlla Aveng# w ith intent to improve and increase th e flow of foreign Ea4*r*4 mm aevmad Ortaber *t, I l i a al Iha policy Information to the public. It is to be hoped th a t it will • I M i l a r i KUlMl, •t al Mill have th a t effect. An effective public relations section In a *“ nof.rA M i i; governm ent agency can !«• of great service in m aking in­ uaiia* form ation available to the public, if such is its tru e purpose. noNiNiN tm a a Maalaaaa Mnaaoev Exactly the same organization can, if the co ntrary lie its i i i 'R i p r i n * matmi aval true purpose, effectively control the flow of inform ation D arri* ............... »* larHk* ra* Meal Meath ............ the nubile and suppress that which would appear unfavorable Thr**i Mentha Mai ......... to tne agency. Secretary Acheson has said th a t his purnose Maall ell Maalba ....... . ima V»gr uaa V»nr ................. ..... ilo * is that the public should have all possible inform ation. Ail aMiaarr aatiaaa, It is essential to our system of government'JLhat the tbaaha. raaalallaaa m l •alartalawaal public have a t all times a full and accurate flow of Informa­ ratal aa fends, Mill 5 X 5 3 ? far I tion about whut government is doing, At the prescut time a i reaalar a l t r n U l a i rataa. Mrarraaalae *4 YaiUaailr Mr la . thte general statement is especially applicable to tire licparb Inn4 Naira Maaraaialatlrra m ent cht of or S tate, because the people now nru keenly near'd of la*.. Near Maaaaa Ihelr great stake In the affairs of the world, anil lit, the "T lia Mara 14 la a" 4 a I*4 r m a whieh la •■ m ini course of this nation's relations with the rest of the world. t o l « l i t l l In ibn «•« lar rtpaUIit. were v Purl tif the changes made in the Di'piirtmgul, In rail** al bll lb* laral aatta primed la tbla aa«M»a»*r, aa wall mm all accordance with specific recom m endation*'of th e tloovei W m h i 4la#nlrhve, _____ Commission, of which Secretary Achesoir wait a member THURSDAY, NOV. It, 1»4» It is indicated that he experts to .a ir y out fu rth e r,I'm m i TODAY’S RIRI.R VKR88 memlations, including the apiHiintment or an assistant sccre A banaar la a k tna iln r l mlM lu a aym- Inry who would Is’ responsible for the public rclutious work, fcal. W* aKo«id honor Ood'alNU . ami who in addition to getting inform ation to the public BMd defend It. Thou h u t given a also would be charged with presenting interpretations of banner to them ■mvm* iaa» th a t ftvRi ta r thee, liter, public opinion to the Department. The la tte r function would that It m iy a t .......................... ho displayed because seem to promise singular value, and is v<jry much In keeping of tha tru tfh— Pa. 00:4. with the American concept of government. , Congralulations to Capi. Crommelin. The Navy evidently itill be­ Little Things O f Homo lieve* in freedom of ipeecli. The things needed by disturbed children — orphaned 5o many ptoplc got killed in llir children and those taken from ruptured or unfit homes and Philippine election it has hard In placed in foster homes •- were discussed a t a recent meeting to tell whether they were voting for for child care specialists of the nation a t W estern Reserve pieiidenl nr having a civil war. University in Cleveland. Miss Eva Ilurm eister of Milwaukee, ojHJrntor of the Lakeside Children’s C enter there, told the We’re ready to admit wa're fail, group that sueh children need extra fond tre a ts for their hut when a man called up Tuesday special tastes, plenty of play activities, and love, to Heal night at 7:02 and wanted to know the' tdr emotional wounds. They need, in short, the thhigs most how the election came out, we children get as a m atter of course in th eir nurmp) pontes.,' think he’* eapecting a little too These are the very things least likely to t a , provided much. in the foster .Ijbmes where large groups of cnjltlren arc Why do you publiih those let­ cared for. It is riot easy to bring forth the specTiirtidfiTfs frraii ter* of that prohibition-loving (he kitchen, the particularly liked games, and the bit olj preacher, write* a friend of our* wave for a girl's hair wuen the household includes th irty who arkr that hi* feller he with­ or forty or more children. Yet these needs can be met. Kvcryono who hears of a child's loss of his parents or held from publication. Perhap* it it beaute we believe in freedom his home feels an instant tug of sympathy* for the child of the preii and the right of every is much more sensitive to the hurt of such luspes than the men to heve hi* *ey no mailer adult, yet is helpless to defend himself a g a in st'th e m . Not how wrong he mey be. “I wholly everyone can offer tne Individual foster home which would usually lie bent, but most people can help, if thgy will try, disagree with all you have lo lay. tu provide some of the little tilings which cun "make group but I will defend lo the death your foster bombs like home itself right lo ray it" might be our an­ swer. And lo this we might ndd. Future O f Notre Dun^> too, the more some people talk th* fewer converts they make to Tin* Nntri1 Dunn: fitolimll tt'iiin mayi bit lu> w w'rtrtfrnK r tw n itni’l their cause. mil of o]i|HimuitH. Its lung strin g of viitoricn, intmtly tsj How much does il alrtady ton ovurwhulmin^ gcorett,. in (ilnmirnglug to, i-ivuln. J'lvon mun to run the United Slaft* govern- iiin(|tii<'tlug a te 1the nlgns that Notre Dame rrnilH have rm aunt without benefit nf socialir*d U|1 mill larger Moron, hail Coach Frai)k. Lathy thought I medicine, or socialised induslrie*. eX|H*dieul. Aral n o t only are oiqioaiiig lertm*'btettdn, but the; When someone leili u* it is 42 bil­ Hornet linen fted that Ihe content ugainnt N ore. Odme'n riel lion dollars a year, it dohsn'l mean nlrak of repteoemonlH itan Juft them in poor H|)A|)e for th V vary much to u* because.WI can't fnlliiwlng wd$k*. At any ntte Army him given tip the Notre p lm e game conceive of how much money a re|Hirt* that Southern CulifiirnigAvlll <b* n< billion dollar* really it. Rut when and there out. O ther» oa-nifnin nchiHiln fi,' gctijjtMc natln " i " ’ s'**** trail an cveiw an someone got* to lh« nimble and wtion the contract •riinn faction out of nf content* con ten tn with no nuperhn' nuperior an op|X>jtent. Mon tm opf)o|ient. figure* il out that is the same thing fiiclton Imue to Imat Notre Dame only lie dcvotihff an atten as $00,000 a minute, rvrry minute ccould lion to th e game that thtdr prenlitentn are humid to Imllevi of the year, we begin to gel some iiii.iimtifit'il. * Idea nf )utl wbat kind of financial rocks our fiscal polmrt ate lead­ ing In. The people of Sanford have placed their stamp nf appmval on th* progressive |tn|itie» of Ma)|<r Andrew Carrawsy. Th* howl* of protest whieh greeted the packing tetters, the swimming pool, the housing project, the terminal pin& (, were only the hnwlt of the ft no matter how loud they might ••und. The msjniity are firmly in fgvor oi going ahratl, n| trying M4 keep pare with liie rest nf Florida, and the rut nf the rminMy, in new indiiitrirs, in new construction, and p n pu I * t io n growth. We congratulate Mayor Carreway on his mititanding vie(*ry. Al might have Itren eiprrltd, Senator Dulles was defulrd for riLajwlion in New York stele. He Ited about as much charm and per­ i l g dam. and besides that WM opposed not only hy PresiTruman and all of his Fair bill by all those stilish with which New York ro#k* who are constantly for a federal handout, M Iha ignorant and the wist, down-trodden and tha privid, tha foreigners and tha I, have combined lo elect ' chief representative in a Wail Street banker. W# have Many intereeliag callers teaay peculiar complaints in m m of a day al our office, of ours, aot having bad •ity for a coUaga adutell, 19 years ago ia » 0# tha dapresaioa dacid* b ll *•• should M l bo I te that raapacl for finhe. So ba took out an policy with a Ua Ufa would pay ((■■«laa»4 trram l>a«» Om I nil retail merchant*, hotel ami re. K. Meade Wilson of Mulberry, shoo mu operators, amusement executive committeeman of the tangihle personal property. Application! I or tha certificates American Legion, will make the Armistice Day address at the are available at all county tax ilundsholl. Remarks will be made collector's offices ami chamber of «iy Robert L. Altklsson, Clermont, commerce headquarters. The comptroller haa not estab­ uxth district commander of the c'loridn Department of the Ameri­ lished any of the t.'l new branch nd Is'glon. Joel Field will servr nffirrs hr Is organising to help .« master of ceremonies anil dls- ilralrrs rollrct the tax and re­ InKtilshrd guests will be Intro­ turn it lo the State. duced by Knrlyle Huusholder. Hr said they will go Into operadiiyor Andrew Curraway will lion on or about Dec. I at Live „'M’i'l the visitors. Post Command­ (Ink, linlncsvllle, Daytona Reach, er (iulloway will preside. The Rev. Orlnndo, Lakeland, Clearwater, iV. I*. Ilrooks, Jr„ post chaplain, ' tin. port Myers, Sarasota, Fort Pierce, will pronounce the benediction. \\Y-l Palm Reach, Pcnsurnla. jnarles Morrison will lead the Marianna and Panama City, .rpglng. hor* nf his old field staff from The Semlntde High School However, he •aid about 40 mem.land, led by II. K. Illnck, will Tallahassee and the long-rstalilish..urlictpiite ill the parade and will ed lnanches Ht Jacksonville, Mill:iv„ a short concert a t the Band- mi and Tampa are devoting most hell prior to (ho program, and <d their time to the sales tax. ,111 accompany the group singing. ' Following the massed colors, \tKST PALM HLAI-ll, Nov, .derails will march, Including the R* 'A’> l-egnl attack* on FtorAmerican Legion, Veterans nf Ion's .1 per cent sales las eon.''oreign Wars, Disabled American tinm'd today. Ad era ns, and Spanish American t.. S. Gauldln, hotel-apartment .Var veterans. The High School owner and attorney, renewal his .land will follow. Riding behind fight on the law which went Into iicm will lie Spanish War Veter cftcct Nov. I and a Miami new* a ml operator announced ho ms, Disnhled American Veteran* si file for a declaratory mil Legion and V.K.W. auxlliar would judgen ent In Tallahassee, les. "[ no not intend to collect the The 40 id 3 locomotive will tool 'stale sales tax," (Jnuldln told iirnlly along anil behind It will Mallory 11. Horton of the State come the specially decorated Attorney Ccneral’s office, during .louts and automobiles. „ hearing brfom Circuit Judge Following an *'e d u ca 11 o n n I J.... tdi S. White here yesterady. Ilout" entered by Mrs. Julius Ding (iiiuidin asked a rehearing of felder will come the Sanford Tour |d« attack on the act. The origin­ 1st Cl ilh'* entry, a Sanford Transit al motion was denied OcL !H. Lines bus loaned by S. A. Allan, "A man has a right to bring and containing tourists and three suit against the tax but 1 be­ musicians, Hdrry Wohler, ’ D*ve lieve It should be brought In I, e o n (Talluhassee) rnunty," Shannon 4ml Hill Martin. Other entries will Iqclude: W. K Judge White said, Intimating he Smith and float representing would deny the motion for re­ hearing unless new evidence on p transportation corps! corps; tne the uLions Cluli with is real1 lion from * ' ‘ the /.iOO he rase was Introduced In cases in n cage; Hunt Mercury Co. «n- llauldio referral lo the Judge study. try; the Church of (»nd float dedi- for(iullldln argued he i* m titled rated to peace; the Hanford Pro­ to l.ring suit here Instead of In duce Co. float; Ruddy’* Repair Tallahassee because his home Simp float; the Red Cross car; the Klk* Car: the Tuberculosis Asso­ ciation float and the Odham Miitnr* float. Mounted and colorfully clad members nf the Dusty Root* Rid­ ing Association will follow. Final­ ly will come the drill team of the Colored Legion Post No. 207, drum and bugle corps and colored liny .Scoots. Following the Rand Shell prognim, tlu> public is Invited to atlend the hlg fish fry at the lstgtoh Hut where for 70 cents a delidIUM* menu including - fish, french fries, role slaw, pickles, roil*, tea 'dt coffee can he secured, ‘i • "" Central Hutchison ycSthTdiV'r*relvud'a telegram frank Mark W. I,nitre,iiadjutant general - of 'th e Florida; Air National (luan!, prttmining that tho'Jet planeil wt||"Hc here. N! >-iH‘v ■ru t Open ’house- will t>«>Yield' M tHrTin/* let Cental “from 'SHOO to « U » I'. AL,.following:ith# Legion; Mb fry, aswl the |iuhlk- let Invited tiy Alrs.ilJiln Muatrny, refroaKment elinii nion, and i.Mrs. 'Nancy DoDbinu, busters,chairman to attend. •At. Ihe Dusty Hoot* Riding (nick nt Ilia. Municipal Airport' u\evs will ste rtia t 2;Q0<t>. M„ with novidty. nvciite' i between races, A duncu will In< bold at the Club llounti starting a t 1I:<H4‘1*. M e " -.hi* parsiIc, Deai Mr. Dean; I have read the letters published In the llendd from time (o time cmuernlng United \M fid Federallata. The nullmr "f'th # tetters op­ posing world federntlon, It seems In me, is mpldly lircomlng n Fed­ eralist. He tins prupiishd numerous objections, and then he h4a a talk with s World Federalist who np* parently answers tliosa objections, entirely to Ids satisfaction. Then lie pruposes another, art nf olisiaeleit. This is fino,' ft Is (he lemormllr way. Il la the wav nil believers in world federation have reached their ronclun)pna. Why do I think wrttd'federation will wurkT Reran** ' aw ry time federation has been tried on limited scale it h a| worked nn the seals up. if n ■ ‘for whieh ..........It waa aot up; !»• set up on a scale of world-wfda proportions, I saa no rw aan why it cannot be mad* to work on a world-wide basis, fraallcally every objection which haa been railed to world federation waa propound­ 'd to tiur founding fathers when they sought to create a fadaral government for the thirteen Amer­ ican Colonies and form tha United Slates of America. The little states wars afraid of tha big states, the agricultural South afraid of the Induitria! North) the textile Ka*t waa afraid , of. the developing West. T h a n War Germans In Pennsylvania Dutch .In Nsw York, t|te In Minnesota, tha Fretienln Louis­ iana and tha Enullah., ^ atterw ) everywhere. How could ______ gilomeratldn of people of different illanguage*, customs, Ideologies, re­ ligion* and sectional * aspirations ever bt one contra! govm lory hooka nava tailing ua all tha moved to IUL.__ th at no our tonr was dot too ss "II II |C««llM H Ftnm Pas* !>••• tobacch 411 and 40.1 cents a pound) hurley tobacco 44.H and 40.3 rent* a pound. Milk I.1.H4 anil 94.3H for 100 pounds; hutterfat 93,1 and 00.8 emits a pound; wool 43.0 nml 40.8 rents a pound; mohair 60 anil 06 (cq) cent* a pound; honey (wholesale) 17.3 and 10.9 cents a pound; latqfp,.*1.76 and UPiatuff,.11.70 aJii; IJ|60, a bushel 1 W f'ir, L'l.B'itenleifliMUtldiiite)\ftl.niand n; turkey* lufkgy* ;<live; .(llval 41.0 ctteUi lit dokens oat* H.n iffid 0tli2 ghnta d|kopnd|.oati H5.H.dnd 0h.2 cents g.'M holf liar Air Force ( ’enter lO nllss** ¥tmm Wmm* dost of wind tunnels—under the study in fluid dynamics. A wind tunnel Is a structure through which air is nulled at terrific spent* past model* of planes, missiles or ma­ terials under controlled tempera­ ture* and pressures. Knglncers thus determine the character of ihe thing* or materials testrd. The Air Force and industry now have wind tunnel* In operation In which air speeds of from 200 to .7,000 miles an hour can be at­ tained. Rut It Is proposed to have tunnel), ill the new center to per­ mit research In the high super­ sonic (faster than sound| speed* varying from .1,000 to perhaps 7,000 miles an hour. Under the heading of . thermo dynamic* the center is designed to provldo research In Jet engines, use of heat for energy, possibly through nuclear fission or atomic energy, and the electronic and wave phenomena study will call for work in raldu control, radar, lorun, television, homing devices, guided missiles and the cosmic and other rays. Our Luan Plan (lurNtlmtM Kindly nnswrred. Expert Advice Freely (liven -* Monthly I’uvmenln Like Kent • Injured SavintrH Home IsoatiH First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County MJI Magnolia Ave.- 1’hnn# M l ,, .1 (if ’*1! •lit 1*,. » i( (ii ( Mil*' :*••••♦• PARADE STARTS 10:30 A. M. SPEAKING AT BANDSHELL 11:30 A. M. FISH FRY AT LEGION HUT 12:30 P. M. f f liw u r * r ......... Tloyhyans O \<« $2.90 poun The Following Merchants are cooperating with Camp\ bell-Lossing Post bx ekwlng. their doom a part of the...... ; day, Friday, Nov. 11 for the parade and program. . . tS.ug-* The new law dirseta, however, th at the shift from the old to the new parity formula J must not permit a drop of more than a year for .purposes of price support . operation*. In tho casa of potatoes, eggs, oate, barley, rya and gra in earghuma, the new formulr la more than 6 par cent below the old one. Thus* :for price support purposes, I" ■ Purcell’s Lodge & Son Hollywood Shops G. W. Clark Puckett & Royal Furniture Sears, Roebuck & Co. Model Cleaners Galloway's gtai ird • SewiCe (d o r all day) Service Whittle Am Kilgore Seed Co, *.h L A Ivey’s i » ' r, '* rjM 'r : ....... ” 1 6 4 0 * *i 1 Jan* ; •.'(*•* l.*Tn* ■ * t ■ o r :', *NUUt Hanford Auto Parts, Inc. . Jones’ Tire ,S)iop PONTIAC SEDAN mi Robh’aBakary Bill’s Package Store and’*! Bar Margaret Ann McCrory’s Store • Piggly business. |; <• (10:00 A. M. to '111 (10;00 A. M> Table Supply v i 1:00 P. M.) 1 1 .,J V srH Y S ' Sanford Furniture Co.. . { j a m a . m , to i r n * . * > i to Seminole Hardware Stoi r . a .) ■ . Jan Rose Shop Taylor. Furniture The trip was.a meat laten etiag na and wa have gained much knowledge nowladga about tha n m a H M the future. •Utcereiy Planning your Home 111 yearn afro, the first World War officially ended—on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. The war had cost the world 117,508,686 military casualties, immeasurable human suffering, and billions of dollars; when hostilities ceased, there was deep re­ joicing. When you hear the whistles blow tomorrow, preserve a moment of silence in honor of the Armistice and in hope that peace will one day be permanent, the th* new itterity parity _price# . ___ product*, w ila ‘ b# as follow* |Jm Sanford, Florida first yourt November 7, 1MI i PolateM $li04| egg* 4« sent*; Mr. Rolil Dean, Editor Herald The Hanf Sanford, Ihiida In i 1^*1% Dear Mr. On baha English w* would predation teu rip t f otw. nawgpapcr wa reoita* how buay uay you an an NI.AYKR TM TIP1RS TAMPA, Nov. 1 0 - W —Ward C. Cornelius testified today ha knew Ms Baptist minister1 son-inlaw was a sex maniac hy tha way he acted weeks before he killed him. Cornelius is charged with murfc derlng th" W*v- JLane a f e * weeks after the preacher eloped with Cornelius* 10-year-old organploying daughter, Ann. Cornelius said he had noticed Lime several times trying tn pet little girls. 'J t i N t .helpful. i i 1* t Lkariaga ? 1- “ and h!W' mud sM sDM ir LC is r’ Beef Support hnni'xl ran icpnir; the event the build nf (iml " Admittediy, Hie pinbtoms frnntilig world federation many and difficult. No doubt more minicroiis and more iiiffii-iill than the tinea inn fol lie in hud to fnco. Rill HimII we il nod buck mill feat tn tackle » J"L hecniixe there ara ninny nod .mrimi* difficulties abend nf ih ? Suppose we try and full. The ickiiII could be aiuitbe' world war. Suppose we do not Thai will mo*t n-rtolnly resultt la n third world •-•inflict. Rut sup iup{lose wi> mpb-rtiike world federal linn and succeed (nml there Is g good possibility thill surer** could tie achieved); I lien world la woqld replace world anarchy an chatiH. World iH'hco would be i nmllty instead of a dream Let mi one think that World federalist* nra not al limn* bef eat Mgith dmihta, that there are not time* when we are afraid, yea terribly afraid that It will not work. But world federation offera hope. We have keen two glohal conflicts in our generation. And wo ara headed Just as straight to­ ward a third as can he, The only hope Is a World Federal Govern­ ment with powers adequate to preserve tho peace. , Sincerely, II. W. Rucker, D. D, B. PRAY POR PALRHTtNK VATICAN CITY, No*. ltt- W t —rope rtu a All today ex nortec Roman Catholics throughout the world to pray for Palestine "while Its future order I* nnw being dis­ cussed in public assembly." The Pontiff'a exhortution followed a pica by the Catholic action organ, (Juotldinno, that the present Unt­ il solution for thr Holy iJind that ted Nalon* general assembly find .'will respect, in addition to the right of Arabs and Jews, the In­ disputable rights of Christianity." sSPONSORED BY CAMPBELL-LOSSING POST NO. .^-AMERICAN LEGION Sanford Forum Mi. II. 1,. I h im Kilitnr, Rntiford Herald and property arv k m . Jum Gaston, operator of several nawmUnda In tha greatcr Miami ha will file m aim arta area,, said sal* he attack In Leon county circuit court today. Ha will contend tha tax rate for amount! under t l is "lack­ ing In uniformity and equality.” 11* will alao ask that the act lie adjudged unconstitutional in its application to him and to “the sale by him of nrwspapors. magnates*, publication and periodirals." Under the law, newspapers costing iesa than nine cents are r kempt. Magasine* costing more than nine rents are not. Naming State Comptroller L. M. Cay as defendant, Uassun will seek to have mngatlnes—es­ pecially news magnxlnes—Includ­ ing tn the same category as newspapers, according to hi* at­ torney Louis M. Jepeway and Jchn (1. tinuber. m f f * ' / ’ f jr * : v j - ' ■ ’ .v-r, j.-s c c , r -- , v. * • , �* ■*A*wion runtiM Social A n d Personal Activities Calender THURSDAY The regular meeting of the Sentlliolu Hcbekah Lodge will be held In the I. O. O. F. Hnll m (1:00 P. M. Inillntlon aervlrea will ta held. FRIDAY Circle* of the Sanford Carden ^ l u b will meet a* follow*: Axalcn “ irrle with Mr*. E- C- Harper, 1618 Sanford Avenue, at 8:00 I*. M. Dirt Gardener* Circle with Mr*. George Harden, 1.100 Mugnnlln Avenue, at 10:00 A. M.i Hemerocalll* Circle with Mr*. Ed Wlllink, 2408 Elm Avenue, ut 7:.'HI P. M.i Hibiscus Circle with Mr*. Fred Zcrrennrr and Mr*. John Ludwig at 10:.10 A. M. for n covered dish luncheon; Ixorn Circle with Mr*. Frank Woodruff, til, at 2:30 P. •M .i Magnolia Circle with Mr*. J. ). Wright at 10:00 A. M.i Mimoia Circle with Mr*. Carl E. ChorpcnIng at 10:00 A. M.i Jacaranda Cir­ cle with Mr*. L. L, Rill at 3:00 P. M.j Palm Circle with Mra. I* Munson and Mr*. II. II. Duncan at 2:30 P. M.i lto*c Circle with Mr*. Charlc* Lnw*on at 10:00 A. M. Salllc Hnrri*oii Chnpler, llaughtera of the American Revolution, —will meet at 10:00 A. M. with Mr*. ! l . P. Hagan, 1702 Park Avenue, for a luncheon honoring State Re­ gent Mra. David M. Wright. The Tourist Club will hold open hot:** from 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. at the Tourl*t Center with Mr*. Nancy . Pohhin* a* hn*|ex* chnlrman and Mr*. Ida Montrey a* re fiti freihment ehalrman. The Townsend Club Will hold It* regular meeting In the Tmirlut Center at 7:.10 P. M. (lame* will bn mwnjoy**) and rofre*hment* will be '•served. The public I* Invited to attehd/ t» SATURDAY The Tmirl*t Club will bold it* regular *ocla) inerting at 7;:I0 I'. M. Entertainment will bo under the direction of Mra. Nancy Dub­ bins and refrrahm enta under the direction of Mr*. M. 0 Nelson. The public is cordially invited to attend. MONDAY 41 Member* of last year'* Tourist • C lu b and Shufflebnafd Club* are cerdlnlly invited to meet with this year'* ‘Taurist Club [or an Important meeting at H:D|| p. M. The joint meeting wns requested Iii» Carl Elsonhower, president nf kf Hhufflelmard Club, j‘Circles of the Woman's MDalun[lurch will meet at 11:00 A. M. follow*: Circle No. 1,1 Mr*, yron Smith, chairman, In the pii' s Hlhle Classroom: Circle No. Mr*. Max N. (Ucyelwni^ chair»n. In the T. KTL. C liuronim (rcle No. ft, Mr*. In y Red, chair­ man, In the Woman'* IHbfr Cln**fnnnii Clrele Circle No. 4, Mr*. J. L. rnonii In the Yoting Jackson, chairman, in No. A, Men'* Classroom; Circle Ci fir*. II. E. Turner, cchairman, In Die Fldeli* Classroom; Classroom Circle Nij. (, Mr*. R. T. Thom**, chairman, In the Phllatnea Clu»»roomi Clrele No. 7, Mrs, Harney R. Heck, Dr. Henry McLaulini O plnm etrlnt IM MagnnHa At*. Phoaa IIS WATCH REPAIR F«Ht • Giiarantefld Castle Jewelry West of Clock Ph. 1294 Mr*. Harold ItcrPsl wn» hosteaa recently at her home at UK) East Eighteenth Street for thp regular meeting of th Junior Womcn'a !«*■• gue of the Congregational Church. The room* of the Herhst homa were decorated with fall flower* aod nl the conelu»ioo of the meet­ ing each guest wo* presented wilh flowers a* favor*. Mr*. Rnnnri Carter, vice presi­ dent. presided over the business ser.lon with the devotional l>elng given hv the chaplain Mr*. Wit* Inn Keeling, who spoke on "What Religion Can Do For Us" Miss Helen Witte, secretary, made • report on l be league1* sale nf Christmas cards. A report w»* also ninth’ »n the "1’Iccps for Peace" hoodie, which was the lea­ gue project In connection with the 1'intrd Council of Women of Hullford. \t the conclusion of the meeting delicious lelreshment* were serv­ ed to the following: Mr*. Edward Simpson, Mi*. Lambert Palmer Mr*. Civile Stinson, Mrs. R. K> Evans. Mr*. Carter. Mr*. Ralph Loaning, Mr*. Wilbur Keeling, Mr*. Charles licit man and Mr*. John Herbst. visitors, Ml** Witte and Ml** Mary Robinson. T elep h o n e MX RADIO STATION W .T.K.R. mak* your own life mlatrabl*. something! ha will never tell you. to-day chit..lint with Yon con spot the boy* in ynurl always will a nine t Worse than that, you can't escape payment In kind for the unhappi­ own group who show tendencies hrekb i It.it I n’t b-t ,,lt ness you bring to other*. to be cynic*. Even in your day- you, girl, lin e . a fuiiiA*' Hern's how you can Mart de­ positing pleasantries In your personal bank nml fighting your oil. tendeney to be acynie. 1*1 1. If you can't say anything I nice about or to a person, don't say anything. Bite your tongue F R ID A Y - Nov. 11 - !> to 12 l\ M. If necessary. 2. Try to do something extranice fur somebody at least mice L A K E MARY COM M l'M TV IIO C S E a wrek. ■i JF .1. Instead of envying some­ lent tiling ’' body who lia s mure than you, use it a* a gout to get ahead of your­ Duvc Shannon amt lli>i MHIimIm ts .'. self. '14' 4. Appreciate the tilings you KOI M l AND SOI Mil, DAM IM. have, Ynut nmthri and father might be poor, but they might lie rich in wisdom which can see you through lifetime. A. Take pcisnmil pnde in your clothe*, even if they have a home-made look Show Ihotn off Yntif i linicp nt Nine I,mi l.' I ' i* > i i to your friends, anil you'll get more pleiisute out of them, than trying to hide the fact that "Mama made them " When you are seatetutig around for a male, Intel on in your life, watch for -igns of the cynic. You'll find this type of man is Hie supreme critic No matter what you want to do hi wear, he K g g s tn ‘11 . WVigtil l,'.;ird In 11 will put the klllatsli on it. lie will never enjoy Ihe reeteiitiun you SERVICE FOR KOI ’ R prefer. The movie oi show you nave Jn*t seen, even the food lngi’tliiT with ,*)vr) you have ju>t eaten, will give D ub! lim n ) C r v :H n 1 * Film reason to disagtee with your <illlllt’tH enjoyment of it Thf man hardly All |i.itti<i*tia 1111* ii|a'ii t .. . I, ever says anything pleasant to hi* wife in Hnyhoid) else. He will nag ul her when they lire alone and just as vehemently when she i* surrounded by friend*. He will criticise your cooking, and nothing will ovci s u it him. Everything should have hern coked five minutes more, or I* over eooked, |f lie doe* like ARMISTICE DANCE CHINA SPECIAL 4.95 To 15'" [•ERNDAI.H smo ( 4b/ dresses lor a celebration by wire. N O W You Have 4he Luxur\ of Draw Curtains vIN, wiittfR iri sun ti plnii BackyardBrmcoBusters?? TM O ftl W I A T N I R I I BROWN SPOTS .u U ' . , , w ith K IR S C H TRAVERSE RODS N a w K in d o f H o n d C r a o m S p e c ia lly M o d # t o d o Itl Whsii 1 ''linotill I 1ue gn <1.111. iiijj 111 In ' luiiy Sum . . . .1 two p in e iiiv iiiim ’ Far H 00 J #tr D raw Cord T raver to Now ihe way to beautiful wintlows whit It all women long for — ii available lot any type of window, for any home, attd any purie. Everybody xrrenti the fut tint draw (urtsins snddrsv drspirirt give windows added beauty, run venience snd style, more lijjlit ind sir, wider vie . ..m l it u nOTVIKA It (ha) ■•fYtlWH **• IM M l i f ^«l«khr—onto wHW« tfc* JU *--OPai fW WOOf— •* White IIOTtllCA teaks and (aah HU DROW N Beauty Notes la d e | Tceii Talk It, V IV IA N AP NpMsfpsiurea You van keep yourself from becoming a cynic by curbing tho tendency while you are in your teen*. It usually begin* when Mrs. S. O. Chase, Jr. your friend* scent to have more thnn you do. May tie they dress Speaks At PTA Meet better than you, perhaps they have Idgger allowance*, maybe Mr*. S. O. Chase. Jr. was the theii patent* ate mole congenial Mrs. A. M Philips hareturned than your*, featured speaker at the regular meeting of the Junior High School from Cross Timbers. Mo. whole In any ease you might have a I "rent-Teacher* Association held she spent the past five week*. tendency to envy them, just a in the lihrnry room of the school little bit. Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Madden have Monday at .1:110 P. M. Her subject One thing you must remember was "Funndatlons For an Appre­ had a* their recent guests, M Sgt. 1* that the grass always look* ciation of Cultural Values" and and Mr*, (leorge C. Mnddcn of greener no the other side of the she pointed out that a person doe* Indianapolis, Ind. tetivP. The girl who lias alt the not neresnarllv have to have a spending money she desire* at Mi*. John Melsvli tins a* her college education lo be a cultured her command, might have other person but that iiilturc may be giii'sl* at hei home on Park \v e­ i. usses to lieitr. Perhaps shit acquired In the home. nue, her sister, Mis* Chili lot te doc,o ' like liet home; her father She told of the dose relationship .Still ke, aod Mr*. Myra Mm K,*nol >lo i might have habit* that between the teacher and parent lie. both of New II avert, Conn. keep lor timo hiingiog her friend* in trniulng a child and stated that to the house. Mr. and Mi*. John Ivey and ami the mutlnuanre of Improvement If you notice yourself speaking In the school library a* a P. T. A. Jack returned lust night from sharply in other people for no project will have much value fur Augusta, flu. whole Mr Ivey a t­ tended the Houthrastei n Slate* the rhildren. rt'iison at all, particularly people for whom you have some ad mini The meeting was called to or­ Shoe convent Ion, tlon, you stmuld examine your der by the president Mr*, W. W. Friend* will be interested to mind to see whether you are In Tyre with the devotional being deed becoming n cynic. Here are «'lven hv Mra. Virginia Rurnev In learn that Mis* llathru Rm kvi bn* •oim- other signs: the absence of the chaplain Mr*. lieen elected a* a cheer lender for J. E. McKinley. Mr*. Tyre read an rnllcge sport* at Emory University 1. You never compliment any­ article from the national I'arent- wheie she i* In nurse's training. one but almost nlway* find *omeTeacher magasine "For Tlila We thing nhout him to criticise. Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Axxiiicllu Are Thankful". Report* from all II, IIETTY CLAHKK People urc nice to you even left yosleiday for Daw-no, l,u |„ cum mitten chairmen and nffirer* VI NewNfcnture* Hrauly M ll« though you ate mile to them, so attend funeral service* to, Mis. were heard and Mr*. Jnek Russell you Hunk you ate getting away Ii wasn't *o hmg ago that with something. Actually they recreation chairman, expressed her Axxarello's blot her who dud mi rtcnnslng Monday. They plan to n-liirii lo cleansing tissues and thank* to hrr committee for their fed sotry fm you. help with the Hallowe'en party Sanford over thl* weekend, erenin weie thought to t>o real 1. You are jenluua of gill* who luxuries, tin I* powdered, rouged given recently for (he stodenl*. Alfred Robson of Allaotii and and llpslickod over old makeup huve nice !«'>' friends because Mr*. Tvrc also announced that Mr*. C. L. P«rk and Rev. J. E. Mr. and Mini. Claude Uob«on of several time* a day. 8ome of your* doesn't unite measure up. I. You dislike girl* vvlm have McKIntev woidd represent the Danla are expected to h ii Iv,- to­ them didn't even hot her to re­ Junior High School In thp com­ night for n short visit with their move uuisenta when they went prettier face*, clothe* and brain* Instead of Hying to iloplove your munity recreation project. The parent*, Dr. and Ml*. J. N. Hub* In bed. group elected Mr*. Tyro to attend aon, on South Sanford Avenue. Today, they make a clean aclf. A. You secictly think you aro held In Orlando thl* week. Thu sweep of makeup several tlmea Mr. and Mr*. Mu* O'Linger rethe state P. T. A. convention being a day, 'Flic trend Is Howard* the most terrific person in the turned last Friday from Winchesattendance prlxc was won by Ml*» less makeup ami a "natura* world but nobody appreciate* Adelaide Richter’s room. Drllrloua ter, Va., where hr has been enn- girl" look, mnking a claan you. it. You criticise u person for rofre*hment* were served at the Club. He ha* assumed Ids duties ---nocted with the VVinrhestei tiidf [wee the tug beauty Him. cln*e of the meeting. hi* religion* belief*. a* golf pro ut tho Seminole Conn. You'd lu> surprise that after * It isn't just the fart Hint yon try Club. few days of no makeup and _______ tlminugh demising* with soap are ii cynic, and might grow up la- a problem to anybody who Ml*. John A. Kick mid son Hem- mid watei ami cleansing* cream*, to Miss Joyce Be vis Is unfmtiiriate enough to marry Kick have returned to their your face cun get a new lift. yoo, work willi yon, play with To Vinit In Sanford go home on West Sixteenth Sinel You'll notice that yanr lip line you 11 is the fact that you always after spending tin- past bun isn't where you thought it wa» will see the seamy, dull and un­ Ml** Lila Woodard, County month* in Sodu*, N. Y Ml Kick at all. The false indt'llhlc lip pleasant side of evnything, and Home Demonstration Agent, an­ will return to Sanford in about stick smear merdy made lip* lonk bigger because each tim* nounced thl* mnritlng that Mis* two week*. you should paint your lip* on on a tiniispurcncv that you lltouglil Joyce llevls, Extension Clothing Friends will regret to learn Unit with a new twist. could only la- stole Imugbt. And, Specialist nf Tallahassee, will lie Pretty sunn you'll see a natural while you will occasionally en­ In Seminole County on Nov. 1<I Mrs. Ola Waters Is eunflncil lo the to n**l*t Home Demonstration Del.nnd Mi'truulnl Hospital a- the glow etch its way Hero** your hance yuut natural complexion member* with personal problem* result of a broken arm stiffen'd m cheeks, and your skin will taka by artificial means, you will realise that you do nut huve to relating to their clothing. She will u fall. Mrs. Waters has lived in — — bo at the Hnnie Pamontration of­ Snnford and is the mother of Mrs f ---------------------depend on added cinhclll*limcnt*. L. M. (iraothnm whit is employed flcnnmg creams really do a fice from UsIKl lo 12::iu P. M. In the offiee of the (’minty Vgeti* Jot. today When they *uy they t< lit the Court House. me deep-down cleanser*, they chairman. In Mr*. Dixon's Class­ Hally aie. They rlruuso into the room. A covered dish luiudieon will Mr*t Hadley To Have pel es and clean yiilll skill so la* served In Uio General AafatmHail makeup will g o on animitlinr, M lltlA l iily Room n'dix-k *)*•' and id New York TrouHKeau N♦♦»! \Nv i«*rli Jl*iHl»*lfi't jii an Hint you will look clean i. ji« N'hv m 1:00 P. M ,.*.St"imuj| and pictly without makeup. ri' ill <H ----------Wtsittrii JiimlMiritt tu 3it Herded hv Circle No, Some women fidt that It wim HT. LOUIS, No* hi irl’i Nil 7 'lilt Tli** 7 t r r l d t k I ’ h ilt i* program rhalrman. matter what a Hollywood designer 1n> Nv vvm qixrssary lo u*c -soap and water 4 (III i'i'l-iiTi»f \ | iin 1 i nplc uf the program will la- might baa* to soy on tin- subject, •Hei ileuntng cream to remove M.rr»ltip n«*Vitl|itha it tn l Answer for. %»lent "Christ • the un-acme**. But new cleanser* III A llin lf Mr*. Carillon H. Iliulley tiuide It 'V AH V\ nfM nt Nlnit fUnda'V .... women of- th* ehurfh dear today flint her wedding r do Hie Job effectively and the 1*1*41 Itrnl Ml ntltMtl y aro urged to attend. rtninhic ran lie whisked off I lie trousseau is being designed In IM rk A llt f ii HIlIKM 'a The presdiool age Xillibcmn fitcc with cleansing tissue*. •i i;. \ h u *'Ik ft'ill In llftilrl New York -not Hollywood. linml of the Woman'* MlHHiinuny Iiouri I'll! 17$i I'fin ifll* One beauty expert suggcMt* She and Vice I'resldenl Allien \ liny A Ulrl-A. M iiNtt tu Union of the First llnptl*t Church you make a lest of cleansing i ilit N itllnrrm vtH l. Illnr W. Itarkley are to he married lieru , m iu will meet at 11:00 A. M. In the cream- by cleaning line side II HU tt»( h m ir it A H tiir Nov. IK . akurch nursery. 14 til 30 Mttrrilnu Vnrlitly ■if your face in the usual mail­ Ilnwtill Marusla, Hollywood designer, i i i r. ,\| 8t. Mark’s Chapter of Holy in’i and then Hie other side I:': IIO \\ ..rlil nt Nimhi Cross Episcopal Church will meet gavv out word that she was busy i: TIm> Ihi net Wrtgfiti with a deep down rleansing at 8:1)0 P. M. at the hnme of Mra, ileslgntng ond making up the an- I • if. 30 Mr hi4n«il»» rurm NiiImn cream Do Hus *unie weekend -cinbles If she still is, *hc might I ! If. I 4(in i "Inti Frank L. Miller. and see which side of yimr face I '• I to tv h| i | ii K id m k I TUESDAY a- wi ll save lici time, ideas and II of, .Iff Mitwitnl VartHtfN haiks lu-ltrr. Mr*. Irving Foltilrerg and Mrs. fnhncs from line on, according '* H it II.II Num- lit*Ill’ll Clifford McKIhbtn will )«■ in in a friend of Mr*. Hadley who .'I'It'll HID a. 11mill IInto* i ir> Ymiii Mfiinnry Kimi*« charge of the Thrill Shop hdweim knows. i iMi M»i«*t« l.uvfr*» Dfiturnin tho hour* of D:.'lO and 11:30 A. M. This friend, who asked that her i ,i*i Hv Or The R. W. Ware Rlhle Class of name lip kepi out of It, Is doing . on Ttif 14hi (hm Unlit • r. Th* ftrlRhl H|ml the Methodist Church will hold must of the deciding, apart from If.: I1<R| WM its annual barbecue at 7:00 P. M- MiHadley. For several day* K It Twl Lit# Bfinis*) at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. U. now V» tM rrt'tf -be bn- been taking great A 4% tMn.ih Mhor#> HIf» Hutchison in Cameron City. bom of i lothllig in and out uf Ibr #7t mi Htlfllng nil *4 rlnml WEDNESDAY lio-pllnl room where Mr*. Had- 7 ir. It*Minn fit| n Li*it v The Ladle* Auxiliary of Hie by is recovering from fill. 7 11» 1'ofMlll* F M il Mir 7 4(r K ny tint pm hy f "ii 1 1d Brotherhood of Railwny Trainmen From her lioupltnl bed, Mr*. ■100 V'n rlM lv U nit will hold a social meeting In the V 111 Mfr-t th*' fin ti«f " form of a "tacky party" at 7sIK* Hadley lias narrowed tha rholcos t*inn N liih i Hriltlfui down In some sperlully designed * » l Pi I •M l It m l nt f » r p n P. M. a t the home of Mr*. W. II <i eiil Ion* offered by two New Hi an H |inrlN K t Ii m nf IiMV Brinson. M11vtf#'#«I Ihlrf lint** Pill The Pilot Club will hold 11# din­ York house*—nml her friend said f* «r. It'D I hi lit'8 TlrilP their wouhln'l be a Mingle Mnrusln IPlflM I'nlh’it Ni»I In hm ner meeting In the Yacht Cluh \U l*M|Mihir Mnnli at (1:3<> P. M. and wa Iconic the llem In the entire trousseau, Sim IIf*fir In At IlniiiM with MoMi' lieutenant district governor, Mr*. stihlHie Mnrusln* weren't even I I nn Mr wr i on side red. I I r«>5 Mild) Off Mabl* Onnxnlex of Pensacola. Ourtta Palmar Ray—Society Editor •S octal Mrs. Herbst Hostess For leagu e Meeting Kii#*4 th* affasl *» MMialta aa ilia THAI a4§»«m* far 1J toots. RANOEH to t fld lo i rang* in iHt backyard badland* lhara't nothing aurar In plaaas young wnnglort than Hu m raal Cowboy wad Couatr) sluin'* Mralghl frpm Yoakum, daop In tba hoart o f Taaaa. Thay'ra ruagad and handtom* Inn yew run Taaaa Kang S .® Traverse (draw cord) Rods HI ihate can be had in any home xt modest cost. tat ut demonstrate In you the luxury and convenience of draw curtain* hung on Kirsch T r e -e t (draw cord) Rod*. iJ n lt i ul Mil* uiiprcv,cd j.|i uv sj -s i t si rim vknt liont. Note vlcm lri pi.nu­ rd u .iiu lin r and tiny urved p-’pl uii, r,*fv GOOD HOUSEKEEPING When th* "Rig Mnmcio' srrurv, b* ready in ■ costume of rayon Greytnne .Satin Portrait dresi with important wing sleeved jacket B ill foldi ire tenderly shaped into shoulder and neckline detail. So simple, yet dramatic enough for a wedding parry! ') to IV O O L t) till Other Doris Dodson Juniors from * 1 0 .9 5 as BOUMUMT & ANDERSON c. mu fill ' Ul* uur cuitvutihml luy iuvuy plan, , — m* I itV* m in s J12,s ot men in 8 NX C<'Y / Y7/Z r’l tlSOWIt HLAl K f e r n �ye • irsmenAnriounce Rowing Schedule LA KELA N D . N ov. 10— (SFK osition Forefeit Wfou CIA 1.1—The sharp prows of He GAINESVILLE, Nov. 10Florida .Southern Collegu eight nut (8PECIAL»—Florida's ravltaRebel Eleven Primes racing sh d li uru oncu again part­ Tigh School Eleven 11icd Gators, fresh from n convinc­ ing the waters of Lake Hollitigxing 28-7 win over Georgia, tackle For yrium ph Over Argues Eligibility I ona worth us ImutM and crews entci of the most toughest obsta­ early training fur ti season's’ erlte cles in their path Saturday night, Tennessee Squad; Ruling In Courts Pile that will Prlng to Florid) when they engage Kentucky’* •tune of the famous names lo TedjcB Defense Set JACKSON. m ITs ." N ov. lo— t/P) Wildcat* on Tampa’s Phillip* rollegiule crew competition. The Mhntixsippl high school As- Field. By A M tH U T H D I’HKHH C mucIi Itoy Couch, widely ktiowi oeiut Iuii'd cxeeutlVV committee Kentucky, currently tied with DELAND Nov. Ill (Hpidnli Nobody^* x p e c t H Mltsisaippl — The KollitiH JnyVee* clash with in New York racing circles an ms decided to fighl a court order Tulane for the lead In the Houthtale t*> .Wat Louisiana State ut Htoteoii's lluliy llalteis In-ie »’ cnpahlu and exiierielierd strate lint it must not enforce its ill* eastern Conference flag race, has •tin BoJfa Hut unlay, leant of nil H I*. M. today ill n "H" ■*l1'ii 1 '. will send his Water Mucruslii" .ualificuiou of Kosciusko's foot- proven to bo one of the Sindh's iiyiiinsl five, and posslldy nix, Maruon Op»rh Arllllir Morton. all teuiu. strongest elevens this year, and hut lie between I Wo lung Irnnl ortelun crew this wintvr. SclleTbc outkxik for Hut Mississippi log C'entrul The cuiuinittee announced ita de­ has lost hut one contest, 20-7 Florida colli gi Inled for uppeiant-c on the Hoi- mon yesterday and employed the game to Southern Methodist Uni­ t»«m I* no.'dark It i* hard tb bo- rival*. uge wuHh course early ill Hie iw Him of Jackson, Young, Dan- versity. Mtv*. In «B»t. tlm apparent btmldTIib game Is helng spunsm Utlon of Who Mfitoonn U to cut In the ll' l. iiel Ifuurlei I, ■ i< I In'I , "in are: l.u Halle University of d a and Mitchell tu represent it. With ace passer "Babe” i'arilll I'loladelpllia; Huston University; •ml dried ‘that you In gin to doubt A i Iiii IsmIoii is hi) rente f..r adult ■ I ho cuinniittgu ruled lust week lending a versatile attack, Ken­ 'in k tin (Iniversily Marietta, h at HcinirU llientx won ineligible tucky will he favored over Coach Couch Kidph f ’hlsliolui "f (rtti"; tiie American fnlarnatluiiul o play for Kosciusko prior to Gators uve anxious lo gel u mea­ You Just cnn’l believe tilings Kolliue .lay Vers will Imug "lli'ge, Hpringfiehl, Muss.; unit ret. !!H because lie wa« it Ironii sure of revenge for thu 16-34 de­ in he a h luid us Morion iiaiiilod eigmd of 21 plnvne h u e I" Marin....Hi University, Humitei, idu resident of (lie Muss t'uilll feat Kentucky handed them last th*m yesterday, To begi... ... gnine, Ineliiillrig u few ill, el* ol e m o tiiE P Pool nintrrct. N II Nugidiatlona me also under hit it# Iwaits worn iIIhuIiIviI by In- Ii ee-expei lenenl season In Lexington. fo & second H ilci'liiU'd forefelt ull fuutliuli wii'. !•> complete ugulnsl Wushitignrjt—renter Jerry Taylor, Turk- have seen lindled IN THE HUH Though Hi murky has one of tini mill Lee fiom Lexington, Vlr- games Ku.'ciusko liu(| played priui It Charles I'll!man ami Oliver Tar varsity this the nation's leading passers in to that date-seven games the team ■-iinn. Dates for all interstat' MACOtD Vaughn, guard Kintv l',lt>rilor, end Conehee linn Parilll, the G alon can counter rnllegiute races will he uliMituncei ami won, Ray* Blgtfs nml hulftinrk Hlins Nick Trintiifrllu with the hard charging power run­ a» 4""ii us continclx arc signed. Those wins gave Kosciusko the 1 iD*n "II" squad will suit ning of AIIHKC halfback Chuck JhiH'taw Conference title unit the Crew lacing in llie lian t oared ere for the game, — M — HALFBACK ( llunslngar, who ran around, shills made fa .... us hy (ieorge I'o- right to enter interdistrlct play- through, and over the Georgia ,m thh c u .ifo( Several former Centml Kim fln l ALLrAMBRICAN END OF m h ^ ' 2 2 . ffs Ih the state A i'hant|iiuiishlp. cork of Seattle, Wash. Is the lists M A eaw w w ti Ida high school stars, who me Tn* other* definitely uru out. 0CIOKS TREM ENDOUS PASS THAT Trustees of tlm Kosciusko munl- team Inst week tu rack up a total RUNHACKOf AKICK-C cut -pmi |„ enter the soul hern ' The wonder wn* not thut Mor­ expected to fit into Ifutl* i and SEAT THE U S C T O JU A ipal r.cunrnte school district and of 17-1 yard* from scrimmage. SCORED AGAINST OHIO STATE UNlV. circuits, F.H.C, will open the seaton liHil n pessimistic comment hut Tar varsity plans nniiltier venr, Hunslnger, considered by Geor­ I tVO WEEKS UATEC/W \. E, llientx, Hendrix's father, ON NEW YEARS DAY, 1921, WAS IO N S IN so..... . Felt. 7 at Tnmpu when the that he wu* aide tu niuko any wilt lie in action for Imlli leanis. filed suit against the state conn gia Coach Wally Hulls u* the Hatters in thie rnti'i'orv me ramnirid at all. You van well THE RECORD BOOKS AS A 7 0 ” HEAVE ! dip tlu-ir oars In the llillshoruugli ■ii, the state executive committee, greatest running hack In the Kin i agninst Tampa University •ympuihbi- with him lie lu> kmid (iunril liMiglmi fu r 11mi. I.ies. Mmitiimtd if fliai ftnafN f/iiiii* he uxeeutive committee of ilistiict .South. Ih leading the BEC scoring anil Kollins College hofurr at linrg; Kml Hininv Coopo, .'.iin wearily: oor and (lie director of iiclivltlc* race, along with Mississippi's estliniiti'd (iasparillu crowd ol fold; Hark Carl tinffe, (irliiodo. "We ar'' imxioue to put tin* Jimmy Doltley, with u total of f the MfUIA. loo.nno persons. Center (lahrlel lit urge. Iiavinoa fame over. I.HI) has the IhinI ten in Tuesday Chanreilor llerlrert Hid- 11(1 points. Floriilu Southern's vuislty crew Iteiieh; tiimrd Kelly Haves, New tn the ronferenre and wu have no The Fliirlda-Ki’iitucky rlnsli this Smyrna lleneh; Hack V S S' el will thi* vein- consist of Ed Walci* mes grrinU-d a temporary Injunc hope* of an upeel." liiek. At nl t In tul. and (iicinl Hill of Itm lielle I'urk, N. J. ut stroke; mu re*11iilning the MIISA from tcuson could well turn Into u bat­ With all this psychological hulld i'liidon, Hid,nml. tle of passes against running, with (.’apt. I'iiii I Locke of l.akelainl In •nforting the ruling. up for a upeel, it’s u shame Hint Forrest Jackson, ii member of I'm II11 tossing for the Wildcats, Tar Jay Wes include lltick F. Ml,. No. 7 position; .Martin (ili> the heel the Houtheindern rotifer K. Cooper nod tiimrd 11111'. limpfimii Frost pi oof. Flu. at No. II; lie law firm representing the and Hunslnger carrying for the •nr* last-runpers have Nhnwn thin er. Hanford: Foil lloli Keodi ick. NASHVH.I.B, T«nn„ Nov. l « - for '10 minutes as they have (his Killing, ii Kingston, N. V. •lumciiitlon. said Judge Holmes Gator*. •••ion was a 7-7 llti with 0 lentenn. Orlando; Uriels h Joel Hull and ul’r I olane, iK'iden only hy during brief flushes of hrlllliiiu’e, mini, at No. 5; Ted Hilton, Tlicn- would lie n.*ked |u set an enily Hath Kentucky ami Florldu have , All their other outings were do- lliudy \Vllllnuis of I'nlntkii. mighty Nolri* Hamit, line every­ they could make things mighty I'euriiig on the Injunction. outstanding linemen In the per* /fate. thing to lose mill nothing to tough fin Tulane—might even kon witli half Puck Kill Hovhudu 1’ ‘ But It'sig long lane that has no gain in its fimtliall game with spoil (lie Wave’s perfect Smith, to my nothing uf the passing When the .Supreme Court was sons of Hoh Cain and Jimmy Ky* turning- And, mlrtteleii of minii'les, Vliinlriliill hero Saturday. of quartet hurl; Jog Ernest, who's miivcil from the Capitol In 1IW7 ni'H was voted ton pivot man In cic.lira Conference record. (• AT'llIt OHAItl) III III ,~i 3 could Hnturday he the Maioou coma led with III of the rid I'ulnnc's tlrettn Wuvo figures 'ii Its own building, each Justice the SEC. and is the strung man OAINKHVH.I K. Nov. Ill i/l'i lint if they play as they tliil pn ses lie's pitched. !■ lull ovei the ln-and-uul Van'"ol h i' Individual chair moved In tha Florida forward wall again this seusun. Kynes ie one of tiie wlrjil.' Not if I.HII Conch (luymdl Tln- iloplimoiii guard lloli Ifni vail, will mi hill I ommndtirns without inueh against I.HII, Hun Tulaiiii should Against these tuirkflrld stars, with him. y »r iwy can help It, He seemed sing- mi 11n* Kentucky game id Tampa tmulile, Iml the Cuinmitdores hail win hv much more than the lone Is'i' Niilloy, tin* nntlim's Iculing fl? tv. ularlv Ulilm|irri*cd yesti'iduy hy Haloiday mgld li'vnnsr of a I in •• an off day against will pit liglillng l.ouhiana touchdown the experts lire pre­ Vmi,P rPit'll About u quarter of Austria's I 'Ju‘ tha dirge fimu elate college, lie 111iin y In' received ill pilleliee la » . tale last week and they’re up- dicting. punt n .in n e r; ground.giiining population lives lu Vienna. If tiie Commodores hope tn week. Knd Hon llrotvii who Imil did let up slightly with rough iI minded. HerP Kleh running from the full *VE§, Work for hie Ili'iipols hut Ihul wan hi, hip in TueMliiy’n wm kind wll \i lime i and only for a few muke a game of II, they'll have hiii'O slot after a swilcli from dus, Cflllll,, ut No, 4; Kay Peder­ to Sion or at least slow down lie iciiily lo play, Imwevei, Imuiri '• bore use |at could not link the liulfhnrk. and loilfhaek Nelson sen, Tampa. Fla., til No. II; Gem* mimdi... the Conimodiiree have chenre of mi injury lo hin icseivi Ihui OKI AjmpjAatkaaatoach Hay hud.ml like n great football tram TmI iiu ' n loping ful 11,uci, Kdille lliu t»a. Hulflinek Mae itoldnsuu tilufridla, Leuiiia, N. J., ul No. 2, Price, who picket! up IV iH yard* Wolf was expeeleil ti, en ie up oa ami i|iuirterhark Jamie Wad" Mill <’"llrh, l.likeluud, ut Ihiw; mid m i ding up lludr eo-en record •by »ipiniL against Navy lust week. roniplele a new Vundeilidt hack- Paul Hvaly of Lakeland as Coes* At Net! Oilcans, Clinch Henry i the squad Imlny after Ililee ilnv i o| II,m i vu I,,rice and im ni'inv Moreover, they'll have tu rec. wnln. definti If rhr-v can keep going field comPInalioil. Frnkn of Trillion' went ahead with of lough work. ble plans llo knock off Vnudutliilt • t NnshvBlc and lav claim to the conference crown, lie imliidicd up Greente passing. (juni'tor bucks Hid I Dollar anil Joe Ktnsl were on the licking rod nod Hick .Sheffield Id emne faney Miaggitig. The tup Tulauti rerrlvct, hutlimek lleorglu Klnak. wits out with a leg ln|uiy. At Nalbville, Vtilidv Coneh Hill Edwarde rind In* Itnil deeldeil to ■tart hlnjtew hurl,Held rutnhlna tlon of four nhlr passers Iiunlost Tulane. Itn*ruts .Inode Wodre ill quarter, Nelson Iturton id left half, Mae JtnhimiDii at light amt Herli filch at full. Further iWidii mnliini mine Hum Qaltieeville Cthat KaiiturUy, ‘ qpl other n e iiu h t hopeful, wlflllmve Flihnr la d y Ityllng to flgld at Teiiijin Haliirilay In g«r, Hnovlor, with IM $M*0s« Of Lu<* Iswt Crur rp lie riuifcreme leeord clear. and Luxury WI4 *r Traad t> word /inni the liulor ramp wilh smooth, graceful curves, that only one limn impht: Hip /i/k'Cilf intiu- low-price licit!, tl Ihlll IllllVIltll will ml*" the new interior tidiness ami such with nil Hie lidvnaiui i s u( mmo lieeauA of Injury. All the extra luxuries a-, Push-Million ridinn rotnfiirf, ruml-stcudincss of the Jfli.t"i* wen described Door Handles. ;mil siifcly j * * give the trill, rngi't n Ha' mi'dlrrllie limy Idive Georgia's Ithlldug* ’* Bldldugs Mississippi tills ii" championship hope* hut the KcIh'Ih me so deter mined to thmw the honks lulu '.Ttnncssci' at Memphis Ilint .they ; practiced yesterday on two fletdsj’. oho fur of(i-n»e and one fur dr fam e. And the drills wie so iitteitae ' th at lame of Hie pliiyeis kepi Imsy nm nlug frhm one field to the B f f lb f r ' I Tiowhont Boykin moved over fight half lu iilari' of Inluied Jenkins. He and Cerll Puck flthar Unlitaal Body C o n to r-P o ln t of K|qg*pml, Temi., were Centtructlon Stoarlng Ibbed to carry the Inirdi'n "f of • t trio rigid half split. wllh steel welded to steel above, willi cnnlrol centered between Keladx have the Tennessee below anil ull around you lor Ihc front w^tcoii for maximum wnrrleq. Vol Couch Bull Neythe highest dcgiec of solidity, drlyinij-wsc^ wilh niiniinum wasn't' at all snllsfled witli quietness and safety. dr defensive remlines* aguimt driver (aligue. ’ julaippi'f T-formntiun . attack, i ordercil further drill* today, Grant Klehl whs ii threi’-rlng Georgia Tech worked out umu 111........................... Hoy McArthur was vlcu charge of defense Mt Crj son Tide passu* unit Grave prompted thu Jackets Rollins JayVees, Hatters iV Clash In DcLand Tonight S I Tulane, Downed Only By Irish, Meet Upset-Minded Vanderbilt Hy OLAF ZEWADSK! Coach Carl Kettle’s Celery Fed eleven Jumped a notch in the East Florida Conference standing* met week when the Fed* played * non* conference tilt against FMA and New Smyrna tutu Wed from f°uHh to sixth place boosting the Fede to fourth iwlow top piece 3t. Augustine, Did.and and Seehreeie Due to' New Smyrna # fallur# tn stop or even score on a weak KuStls squad that ran them In the ground '«*t week, 30 0, Hanford is n solid three toiiehilown fa­ vorite in the game Friday night at the local high school field. A win for The Feds can mean a place in the top trio in tb- **"n* 'errne« anil, according to the Dick* Insfin System of placing 'earn* on Iho conference ladder, if the Fed* win the remaining games on the schedule they can will the confer­ ence crown. However, they will have to show u lot more stuff **'■" **}®Y showed Inst Friday against r MA. PHD CAGE TILTH NEW YORK. Nov. 10--I/P)Professlonal basketball makes It* ItMU-'fiU debut ut Madison Square Garden tonight with last year'* University of Kenturky quintet, now the Indianapolis Olympian*, pitted against the New York Knlrks. Attendance at the game may provide an indiculion how the pro rage sport will draw in its third year at the big Eighth Avenue arena. Seven league games are sched­ uled tonight, including the New York-lndlanapolis dash. A duuble* header Is listed at St. Louis with single tilts at Baltimore, Boston, Sheboygan and Fort Wayne. leading candidates honor* this urasun. for repeat (rj C S M Only one low-priced car brings you all these iw UALIVY EXTRA VALUES I:; 7» Ine pliy. *!•> . Bulldogs were still Rplrft ami Inqic for victory (Mt Atjhurn at Columbus, G.i. .weary cuarh Wnllv Bults to im |lu at the passing per* f ipiurterluicks Ilnv Cook mnl Pal Field. Iped Hu* smile tiff vtind to think uf AiiiMsck Travis Tidwell ability, S *lm h Wldo*Ba*« ilm *, plui L«w*Proisuro Tlrua the widest rims in the low-price fleltl-nhis extra low-pressure tires-for greuter liability and ridlng-comfutt. Hie extra efficient power plant fiend deslun t-ln-ni the trend for Ine automotive Itphislry GOLF TOUHNRV Uniter, prn golfer rd, Ki'tnlnnl* country • . • and it's the id today tlio club Will I Bogey tmirnatn*nl Women Hunilay. ly will Ini optit to will get under W|y Carl Hnavel: ult* doubtful harlla Jueth y for tha Hal rotlna In a A itro Dame, ?! threat tallMe LOW EST PRICED LIN E IN IT S FIELD! « H Own «WI J M » K and traditionally worth mom w htn you tratte; fbf Chavrolat •upplylng ull (hut which m eant exit driving with a full* •U about you. * UAmerica's mosl wanted motor car-ntw or used! eecoup « matno. ,VW. * vr- m m m Viet, ; I W j F'.vw ' 7 h y u ) i 1st ii �* I’A l i R * » » » >t? ii State Farmers Market SPORTS IN BRIEF Miami F a v o r e d Chinese Student BY ASSOCIATED PRESS v i . :i Afc13 Point Winner Sees U. S„ China « w r n iiuKi'uliT li aTATlt F s n u n i i * BA SEBA LL W ill H IT price* ri|i..rieil S. Carolina As Basically Alike 0, Thri in.fnllowlim BROOKLYN— President lira licit Over loaler* on the Snliforil Hickey of ,tho Hrooklyn Dodgers for* that th«y were victim* trk T,. c*iJ*r* f lot-down. l)ru 4 a , Strauei. with hi* great ^ >a I W t l l a a n a 6 i n . l l 1 8 & P 8 1 1 0 9 1 8 line plunging, and Bill Dawkins ' ■f t ............. *. on defense, were probably the ft f H O m e C O I D i n f f '■0,,t*tandlng Florida State play0 y * In the gome. Buddy, u hunky Tallahassee ____ gridder who ______ - paces TALLAHASSEE, N ov. 10— the Dixie Conference In ground ISpecial)4— The Florida State gaining, plunged for til) yards ‘ nivrrnity Seminole* return to ui Ifi tries—often making Ids onlerenw play thi* week after own holes in the tough Living­ uffrrinft their first defeat of ston line. Dawkins, former he Atason <a t the hands of Liv- Miami Jackson star, made n ngflFti (Ala.) State Teachers tu eat majority of Florida State's 'Jlege last Saturday. tackles bucking up tile line, and The Mlllaap* Majors of Jack- inti rcepied a pass to stop a Liv­ bin. Miss., will furnish this ingston drive. [ , t k - competition In a game I layer* wh« suw action against killeil as feature attraction of Livingston were: ends Ted He­ Florida States Homecoming week witt, Chris Hunukiis, llleim Al­ litd. Kickoff time Is slated for len nml Nornmii Kulmnks; tink­ |*. M. lit Centennial Field here. les Dull Kendrick, Captain Hugh Punch Don Veller had no ex* Adams, Dwight Oslut utul Loren hues to offer after the Semin. Mnltby; guards Hill Dawkins, |1m dropped their second aamo Jerry Morrleal; centcri Joe Mar­ to years under his guidance cus and Monte yw May: uunrturW ay. Livingston, leading. I,nek. Whltey Urquhnri and *'•>'» !•' Ijw Alabama Intercullo- ttlph Cimudron: halfbacks lied 1111•• Conference. Jumped off t o , pailsh, Walter Foy, Harry ...i nnarter 7-0 lead an d , Uringger am| Bo Manuel: full■as never bended. hick. Buddy Straus* and Invin The d"fi-J* win h b rbbi S lates Hanson, f .inee Krskine College turnWaller Foy o| St. Augustine |d the trick curly in Hie l“4H ,|u. J.'g|j tmichdown on ihboii niul noiinrni tin* Srinin* ,, <uu van) pinner which rliiiuix|le^ from tin* Nutiii«« o f , ,.4i u ti-t-ynr«| Semi noli* drive in fttidrfinUnl uikI untied team*. j,,. third tpmrter. victory K*ve Livingiton. i nctu'd by former Abtbamn AIIKRAMER WINS AHA IN ImVlca Vaughn Mancha, its sveitth cnnsecutivo victory and PHILADELPHIA. Nov. W -blT I'mo.t n suit shot at on* of the —Piincbo Gonzales, II. H. Amateur liinor howl games. Final score tenuis cbnmpioii who recently join­ [ ii* Livingston 13. FSU <t. ed the pin ranks, will take another It is Hiking nothing awnv .stab at his transcontinental oppon­ bum the fine Livingston ball ent, Jack Kramer, tonight at Hie |u h to point out that Florida arena (lute was definitely "down” for (inrutalc* lias lieen aide to wio |ie contest with the Tigers. Tin; only three of HI matches with [hiyers probably wonted to win Kramer <o far on their tour of the * one us much ns anv other, nation. lot Juid reached such u peak in l.ast night, Kramer turned the l ouWl Une HERALD Want A<Ih F u r K c s u II h The fnlluwlna M i n anal» ■II l U l l Ad* |iuhllsheg la snnlnrd Iternldi I 'rime l l r g.r III. lasartlna 1 g l w r l IOr a*r line Imierllua 0 Iloirs Nr |»r Hue lOMfttua Jtl times a,- ger line laeetliun Sr err Use l*r Vsarly l-'aalrarl t'l.e Horde Is the Use. linulile i b i s (nr htsrh fere cage, PHONE 148 •fid he atregird West I n.er (IM tele okaa. ea m s | uresdaM efearaiK .ir »e»» MMs le llit.4 la Ihg Mevaeae hfsh. Is re lata 1st this arramaiaiUUna the st.rrtla tf Is atgeeMI Iv j e .il grsise h Vr<» to iSiid-r ' •e.rlrr, r»|| IVl Is »nr slflee oB. euMIrstliis. ■•I.ase aettrr ue Imseedleietr | If un ertsr errors Is vser t f . We m as til he reegose:dhte fsr mure th is sue isrutreel tlus. / , THE SANFORD HERALD — KOK KENT — 1 odern furnished apartments, Alan stflflen cy apartment. Downtown office store. Takach Apartments, 208 N. I'srk, Phons J270-J._______________ __________ t m u lc s n Floor -Sanding Machine vWh edger, H, M. Glesson, Lsks Maty, f i n . _ J _________ d KLAKA APARTMENTS. 1 W. First Street. Furnished rooms ami apartments available, PhoOs 1*31. 1 jfl iinnnunced that the national lea­ MIAMI. Nov. lit—oil Until gue champions have purchased the side* agieed loilnv that the Elmira club of the class A eastern University of Miami should win Vague. No purchase price wus ills- over the I'mvcisltv of South Car­ olina with case in the th lingo ilosed. here c morrow B R O O K L Y N -A n official »f the ttnwd stinlmni Brooklyn Dodger* admitted that night. The In imlomn tilled a UI tlie Cincinnati Bid* lecently rejecled two big offer* by tlie point f'lvnnlr nlthuuch <'iiriilimi ill -oklyn cioli fm u pair of llit> bus Won live, tied two in tin* Reds' pitclleis One was fL'OO.IIIHI series with Mia.nl Biggest *•■ ire recorded in I lie series w is CinIm riglillinndei lleiiuan Wellim ier, tlie utlii'i was f|ikl,ui)t) and oRna's SU will ill 1048. They did two unidenlificd pluyei- for l e f t - I lot lina t la-t veal “ Wo 'linn >1 bent Snuib Caro­ bunder Keliliv Raffensliei ger. lina, Imi \o u know nnvtbiug can if a c i n i ; BALTI.MORK Jo.epti Cnlniune, happen n g n ii't llm-e Imvs." .aid an IM-year-ald appientice tiorn ill Miami Cnncb Amlv Unstnfsoll. "Thev'll be tough .im I we''! Sicily, rode three winners at Dim slmolv I' 11Vi to be longliei if lion Wily ( <311.8)1). Dana Del wc 're gome to beat them.' If II. IlH and Missal i (<8.201. "The Him i feline* can help HEN KRAI, III'ENOS AIRES The I'nited *‘" ll’ a ' - hi,| Caiolinn Coach Eriipltt in a lelenhoiie in StnleV Mcmf^jwlnimk u -kih win ***** rview from i oliiuibi.i. "The • ( iikiimtnl in the M'rohd iimnd of University of Miami team Is tin* Arrant im* llpi'li |»o|n tout mi far he is, > tbnu it was enrllrr in in in t, how inn til 1.11 1'iillt'•*,|K‘io|| the s* ovn. The Marines* It'd piece Second Division hand will he featured throughout tills year's lliu age at Miami, Fla On "Howl' 'festivities ‘' New Year's Eve, the liainlsineo, in Maiine Colps dress Idues and l>d i I 1L\ by Drum .Major .lolm McCloy, will lie tin fii*t blind in the colorful King Urnngo Jamhuree parade. Ui'Herve Pilots Honor Death Of Race Driver Austria has Id universities m GLENDALE, C alif, Nov. Hi institutions of university innk with a total enrollment of Illi,non i,Pi A half hour before funeral While Plains, N. V.. in sliaigiit 8-0, tl-,1. Pamdio Heguta will lake mt Frank Parker hi tlie supporting match tonight. Lust night. Hepiiin m*Is , WORKING GIRL to share nit CONCRETE Hewer Pipe. Gren.e apuittnent, with Business wom­ Tinps Blockr Septic Tuukn en. Impure G a rage Apui tiiuiit, Windows, llent lie* Kluwur Pot*. If S. Park Avenue, Fluor* Free Estimate*. Mira­ cle Concu'le dii Phone 1338 3u:i I— Iteul Ktslule F u r Null*— A Elm Avenue. PAINT-—Outsldi* Tiiliiiiniin lend mid oils; ineiiey laics giairaalee SICE 1! bedroom suburban borne. Won’t Peel, rub or yvn-h off Good luwn, fruit tires, npui'iinii }3.1)3 ncr gallon. II. A. kir-aell giound*. Price, *fi,niH), Heed Co, New, I licilroom Iiiiiish on two SW AP S lit IP, IUf> E. 41b. St We large lots, 2 screen porchc*, vuBuy, sell in t.ade most any iietian hliiuls, aliacheil gmugn. Hung. Plume IUH-J. Mmall rash payment with easy i n l l K STOVES I new pel h Hull terms. Price, 47,800, oil -love. I Electric .Stove, I now I* h. Fiigidniie Itefrlgerntor. Acres and now, two bedroom lUOll-J. house on large lake, Priced to •all. SU.UOU. Terms. SEWING MACHINT: s A Rr-ivtce I ■i im- Bert'* Hewing Mm nine 4-', A. 1WHIDDON. 8H. Shop. Phone HI24, Phone IMI 110 H. Park. I i ONE IIMINKK I'uhinei lype, ml lo ali r. I2UU Magnolia Ave. CRff Six Room House, FTP It Trees with acreage, <8.1100, II, EAST Spin drier wa*hei, gaiden ii».I lawn mower. Ph. 822 .1., W. King, Paula, Florida. P, t). ' in I Si aford A veilin'. _ Box 83. i t l l K, IAN Flooi fill nine, p e lt e d F IV E ROOM fra..... luiusc, partly eomli'ioi HIU E, 1 till St. J. N. financed. Celery Ave I'li. 784-J. Roh "ii. Jr. H OUSE fur aale—0 rooms and 2 SWEI. I Jliitnlm Orange' 88e ^ lots. Hell chi'iip. I7tl.'t West 3rd. bo liel m grove. Phone 13l>8-MI. NKW-FIVE Room furnished house N | f I MAl l l oN Mai ket eiilihagp ■ml store stocked, built to­ mid Iv-uiiiole plimls. seeded hell*. gether, of ri-ment block. Ph. 1fift't .) P 734-J Celery Ave. I'FItKI A DIMS sixty five cent* N EW LAK CFRONT H O M E n II. , dies mg ftee Alinut fi f ­ Modern uniiptu arehltecture; 2 teen III- nveingr weight. Dan bcdriKiin*; benutlfully tiled bath llallingei Box 1 17. Rural Rt. 2 with sliuwer; concrete block can On l)|d nilniido Rond neur structlnu; Modern K i t e h e r ; liteeii Aalley Dairy. Large lot un beautiful lake Priced to *ell. Financing ar­ NEED gioeiTir.*, meat. Iiecr, early nr bile evi l y ilny? ITiugnn Groranged. eerie* ami Market ut tilth 8t. ROOMING IIOUHE—Will grn»* and Mill l.ake Mary ltd. In the 4400.IH) per niontli and pay Im plan Dpen Sunday*. Ph. 1230-K. Itself in threu year*. LOTH W A N T E D - W e have buyera for lota In the city and on - A lt t t i t . KS N T F I I — fl lakaa. JOHN a BROWN, JH„ BROKER Brantley I’u lest on Bldg. I'h. 1878 IIIghe*t t ii - Ii prlru paid for used furniture Ted Davis Furniture 3 LOTS near Ball' Park. Call Co. .'Dl K. 1st. I*h !)5J1. 7S4-XM a fter 7:00 P. M. ONE Milking cow, must hr good s and inil*l he ren*onul)le, Ph. A rticte h F o r K * l* 788 -W. IUITAI1LE for buslnsia cou; Ideally located across from Office, onu or two roomst ern efficiency n partm entis prl vale ligth and shower, Ptwn« Wo troth lose when you don’t bring your preserlptloM to Lanoy'e. Phone 103. |KNT Bigelow furnlahad ' apart­ ment*. Idingley Building. 011 ENJOV Sunday dinner nt Laney'a < Aye, ___ ____ 7Sc also we«k day*. Lu riche* 4 *hort_order*. fO K q o H apartment, apply Elm Avenue, Amaelng Johnston's "NO-ROACH'' u n t i t e r y coating kills Roacluu 7 0 KOOM apartment. Eleclrta Ante, Water Buga for months. Kitchen. Adults only. PhoiM 1*6Pint |L 0 9 . Half pint HUc, Kuu [M. 2011 Laurel _ _____ IKNI Hi I ED remodeled apart- _rnlllal A Anderson. da^ A Electricity. Adulta fl' ITS A Briggs A Stratton En­ Mtllonyllle, ...........j gine Or Parte yuu Nerd Sae A. IL HOSIER iB O liT 38()u square fast warn* French u 4 CMamerrlel | home spare adjacent side traelt year registered Briggs and and trikli height floor. Mh Miration Doctor Street, opposite Trailer Park, I Fred W. Ball. P. O. Box 88SColor* iio UF$)ROOM upstairs apartgal. I Mulshed or unfumUhsd, Now A Uetd work shoes, TarpauAve. Phona line Raincoat*, Rubber Hoot*, i i&UR«»kffv|»lnff «pirtm#ni ^ rN A V Y SURPLUS hath. Cell 380-J . ______ 1W N, Palmetto Ph. 1311 unfurnished apt- for its. m m - M, ._______ served every BEDROOMS and share my ROT LUNCHEB day 11:80 to 2—with Home oma. Katharine Pbegan, Ph. Had* rolle and corn Muffin*. 1IS80-R >-ne , Homer's drill, 824 East Ut. jR h jlsriiE D, newly daaorat- iites fm mce ilnvei Itcx May.* toimy, An Force leceive pilot* will make a ineinorial flight oyer the . Iiiirdl wlieie the - c i v i i o will lie i eld to tlie forinatb'li will lie liis own pliine, flown by a filetld. t apt. Clyde Sclllepel. anil t i m e ll-'Jll I.am U i> of the 731 *t Ibiiidniid •*We |i ..k White*1 Cainiibell is a verv fine back We*It have to ■top h in if yye hohl fh*1 *coiv down, mill ')o llmricatii's Imv- ex'-ellilit i nils." Two II til l iriitu* lil;tVi*1'M MI 'V Itl I'M *’ • fllMlt*. full Dark W'lfiftl SD’lk tif | • « ** Dark* N l . Inis D«*n» **ldelim*d • iVKff* *i Mlt'miTl nf It iMiltdtllii «!• fKiptl 1M Mill* of hi- tlltklt"* Ilflit mill* Pi' ’m**I fill thi* 'H'llMOlt, !I still, f H'lVl WDi* lllHHtl'ii At*!* ••11••*I* Mioii'llunc from M M i h N’ i , Kiiffon-ti it trim 1*1 im \ MoihIma *tti<! nuiv *1411 ar1'1 art'■'ift MiihDH o. ic hit* finn* i iM tHiitliou a** ii lini' h »t'k«*r Olliataf^itn idnit'A to *tml Mh* *• nit i* Inn-iiii Iti* uiNiiiMt potroll ls»<I \vr*‘k with ‘1'trk jtftcki'tt. ,flick 111 JliONtftoll, Mlki* me lit, I" v*bi I, \,,iy* beloliili'd ii* « ICM'l • •' mi |ll| |’|' I■| f It'*' I Mu) * lo •>s,ls k lll*'tl I'll IIn D’D mill' util') ’ .it * idili i i i t Sul ala) tit H< I Mm . l .ilit . ill* * I Ill'll tlHl tlllF [mil III', Cm iiltttt tl.n l i , .May Vi ll oil* i)f t III Mill luli'i i IIAI FFEI'R, Truck Oliver, ex- milntuii ll*> i ii**i til (Sri -* mm I li.'tii !»' s i l” peil l.aml'iape Ovei-eem g, tin* been il l In s in I mu atleudiiiit ami mglit ' vvatelmiaii. See Jm I, William , Motn oe Cm mo s, Itt 1, Bov at. Smiford PRACTICAL Nul e, d e * I i «• h -Ii inly employ inioit. Ilion- K:3U8 Ui, a n Siiiolav - m llololny*. Pimm- lllll-R. IB Many type* of bulbs for flower*, such a* the tulip, should he P l a t ­ ed In the fall before the ground freezes. WiMnlpei'kei - n 11 Ii i e Hi it,, h'nriners Jlsrk.l fm iiroiliiee or 711 years old. » 1 .1 in Trio her* and |ie.iler> no I AKKI.AN1*. \\<v in iSPi: Uiiii ,y >1 Nov I". I..... r i vi.i Kit«\ r lining, on* of sc- i,. ionII* Tetnlergreeii loll 'li.nl.ol veinl student* fioni Cbina at Floi |ln 11!>• I'J III) . 1.1) III..-Ill J nil iiln Soot In i n College, states Hint Ileu ii* III.o l. Viilcliiine till llor •1 1 ’«'< the basic things, -udi a- food llrt-in* I'llllliery Him h I'l.n.liter and dress, nte no! indi,.i iv dif lower ,% ’ur, fur ferenl in Aim lien ft.... tiii.se in f 1 eA i ” u> Him*p Chinn. ■It'tllt lit 8 fid m H im ♦1 til’ H-kfi - )i) 1 1• 1 1 if4 7 * « » * •' M ii W'.eii K'My whose t, il name *t t tli i 1. r lull « t ‘ii Ilf i* Slang W.to In-I •non i.. \oi 1 >t / 4 I’tiS erica a yeni ngo. -In .si ie I to rtt ittIlf 1* Ivcftr t <r l*n Ilf 1 *.*y f' « find a Coin111 1 enlm ly I'tfiiin t f i t *1 f I mil Ian own. Sbc an :hnl in •II;,n Ut »U"W 4 .1 M l Hi) It Ciiiniitfr to tlie '.i - h| u 17|"!IA WItIt ♦* ♦l r i IlIlH ll'llt IH If 111MiIII hi | *>u 1 hum l.l. It in • mt •Ki;i Hit lll'r Hlii' hwn m, i»h tin* i* •** »ni l 1*UfU y Vniiirp cillhll«* nrul illi thiil* a tIm-i |>MI t • t Hit Hu Hit Wl.tr Iv til t III1 flit't 1>i:H -h* t "Mi' f Itrill "fltirl'F N \ 1 ini 1.t* 11 * linn Slimitflmi, ii iii> mi a11\ It nt • 1 Coat Cover* * l I) A n inili) d: tc h 111s', tlie 1 lllhc i1 1 flu tl -•r• .*1. Vo !»"” WHIill ol»c is* wi ••i j*I* i thii hill of ") ♦ , llu 111 • i • faty lo Apply the A no*! icmt vi.Hiiin \ !’fioui'h ♦>litHi. U lilti V •M Clinic**' ilir*' i . . * In Mil IM Mil H|U • Driet in 40 MinuiOl *^ -•II1JI t"» *■ 1‘Ft ton »tsh \ m miiiIc ’ i • 1 III 1 IIl i rtlicfl o.1 toll * • No Slionq Odor 11*■'•71i‘IIIIIui; •f iir* mo th * i Merrilli • Uto Over Wullpopor The CfiiiM"* hi-. - t HJiVe . Mot matci ml for iiniih* I I I f one i :i t|i* fr td I Mai -Ii *11. «*• Beautiful Color* H'\ •t : . piece of cloth h •i If*-t .'Itll n fit I H I"ISY ill' to fin*l the Chi -1 N* lilll •Il *i •♦Ih'itn ♦m•( frill til nrk 4*1 t It lit «oim too rii'ii •i (It I* 1In III1mb; U»l III ••U "Hurl i. Mil L U M IN A L L H a * H ig h L ig h t * IMHilV )f Hi’BHHi'9 es, Shot *> in 1 *111*| lul lie Mr r 11" *” HIKt'* A is , K 'It V *411 it. ♦i IM!1|H cn lliei. ns »*'H R e f le c t iv e C a s e in B in d e r *f 1 llll M ill 1 k 4 * 1 1 1 a r 1 11 1 v 1 4 * ' • k I Pill 11* l» n .1 nml sonic im r i** lit*1 The ballerina • \ M .b iiuml common dili in [li^tilih the voting t'lioie • lull I II Inis Kitlv <l t r «* « ihiil (hr I liinor die been used in I t |»u r I tin In r Iy likt s id hmit Am* •aid. mill yrl »m11\ i'i I. s il vrivibiiK Ih thiui 11n toltiiu"’ ■ * fh i Ill'COllll1 41 f fl*I 'M I'm |ii'4i|ili* «n* f i iiMiiil\ , imi in F*’*'*I in In • »i.i 11 i I’ S H "S ■ a♦ rii'ii polite i ihhtvimI ssns, ss hilt* A mi l|n|, Km! '*4*111III11v iRr 'in '* . • rlcnn* II11* Ill’ll ♦' »Jit ♦■fi hIui |)i t plll i I Im* wm in 1f*o I S found. i«* ilifft'H'iit ........ « ' Now a sen Im at Flniidi, Smithii rhini’rtc Kit tv »•*[| »inin*' Hmij I’CULlIf* t lit 1 f.o .1 !l f*ici 11ii*i* * rii. Kilty I* rimsidei mg Inking m i l s klOHIINO • ,i« ii l"».tl Minduate wink in this coiuitty, S4 llltt* A 1118*1 II following hei gnobmiiiin rroin ESC. Eventually she util leliiiu I1> lllf MR QUART Kuini* «»f il” ' f*‘t,IMt $ H r, to Shanghai, wlieie l,ei pmeut* ft1ii'iit. Imi **”• I II*I11If - i Inrtl and two hinllieis m> living. OAILON Min' Km \ cluck vu HITIII i • I*' iIItill 4 She i* aetive III .Inneh acllvN if tinh In ’ w||i* Dki « M”’n1 \ iii••* i h and i- • linn iiiiiii nf Hie World krt* ib't s **f Ui ** I" |u ” t l«- foi tigs Fl iundsldp I'maun--nil, „( | | , r S t a n le y - R tt^ u rs liol ik'ifs, Metlliullsl Anlilti I eltiii, dilp cull VV1111” ii m < tini ■ SSi jti III ,il • op h kiLjiHai*. Kht* rimifilt'l H a rd w are Co, much 1hi* mi in i *i « one i 'ii I lie I8JMH ii Mil Hiijihmuttir s«m ^ uol I I.. ball' i I iiivi*mitv ♦*! ShuiMDim 211 S AM n u n U t; LU M 1N A LL ' /•)' ( CHOICE ( / AMONG ® W ATER-M IXED f PAINTS ll\ < 1 (iiiie**' I II iitiifm i ini* ilp KSr I II U I'll I Uimiinrns Opput (tlllllli'M IHII IKIG S TAND -• i muni x i nt. I'll. 811 W. 12— Sjieetu l ServirPH NEW FLOORS Kiirfaced to per fcetmii. Old floor* iuhiIc like new. Fini. king, •Lulling A wag­ ing. Port able piiwnr plant, 22 year* as pel letice In Siuultioin I'minty, II M (ilertsim, l.ake Mat v j . VENETIAN BI.INDS niade'tn or„wt. Seminole Venetian Blind Co. 821) AV llr.t HI, I'hotte IlhL'-W OHLANIMi Moi mug '-vlillnel, Or­ lando Evening Slur. Cull Ralph Bay. 11118.1 CALL 817 fur Ballery, Generator ami S t a r ," service. Swain’* Battery Seivlce, 301 W. First Mt Funner employee Internal lleve mm Si i vice will keep luniks nml prepare Tux return*. Fur Ap pulnlmrnt, Adilie** Box 771*. Snafunl, Florida, Cl— Nul ices— i’ersunuls — l.'l TURKEY ShtMil Saturday, Nnv It), at Shiinnuiis Place, Hunfmil Ave, 1:00 P M. Many fine till kvya. Bring gun*. to— A llT D .'V lu m U P s S — I.) CLOSE OUT SPECIA LS I— 1040 FORD 2 door. 1— 1040 FORD SEDAN. 1— 1040 DODGE Pickup. I...... good economical lumling at 7— I't-is-l.ivrM tfH 'k-Suppllm economical price. I— 1030 FORD Coupe, guml condi­ COCKER-SPANIEL puppies tion. liliiinles ami black*. <10,00 up. 1— 1041 DODGE Tudor, Onu own­ Mi- I’m I Mush. 2021 Willow er car. Ave. Pit. 402-W. _______ 1— 1040 DODGE Fordur, extra BABY CHICKS SPECIAL. Noclean. veudier Duly. Pulturiim Tested HTIIICK LAN II-MORRISON, INC. FliH-ks. Buck*, Rods, Wyen- 308 K. First Phone 200. d u tie s Ruck-Red crosses <8.1)0- 1048 LINCOLN Club Coupe, very 10U. Nut hexed, F.O.B., C.O.D. excellent condition, Am local Delivery Gusruuteeii, Creatmont resident in business In Satifmil. Hatchery. Dept. 00, Box 7, Would consider Htnall truck In trade. 8e« Mr. Swisher at Polar lllni'kwumli hj. giilWf'I — __Bear, 100 N. Park Ave. IIK M 1 W A N T K 0 104N IIAHLEY Davidson Motor eyrie, III O.V.II. A-I Condition EXPERIENCED Brake Man] Must 1460.00 Cash. 1940 Twin Six have enough experience to uper* Wixard out hoard Motor used nte Brakes, Front Ends, Shuck lex* than II hours, <120.(10 Cash. Absorber department. Good Pay, Bulb can he seen nt 1033 W. 1st. All yeur work. Firestone Btora, St. from 8 A. M. until 3 I*. At. Hanford, FlorMn, WOMAN fur ituning onen a weak. Mf4l HUDSON, with new motor Priced reasonably for quirk sale, 1101 Oak Avenue. pren el HIM Oak Avenue. I'AltT TIME bookkeeper! AppT 1940 FORI) Club Coupe— A good Deklo Service Station, 019 sound ear with many thousand* tat. Street. of comfortable and economical miles o f transportation offered W O lt K W A N T E D — a at the lowest price of any post­ hfarkst Cabbage war car w* have had so far. ALL TYPES o f bu <900.00. rasUMac*. rensunabia rete*. 1947 B EA U TIFU L black Dodge es. David M. Carosuter, custom four door sedan—owned tnttn-M _____ H Comptsto line. by local business man. Good a* Toed Store. TRACTOR WORK to w and loaded with accessor­ plowing Free eelimntea an end W w tw , ies— radio, heater etc. Con be discing farm or garden bought for around neven hun­ Also clearing ami gredli * dred dollar* lee* than new car, l o t Street. hone 1 Ing lost*. Phi pur price one thousand, three hundred and ninety live five da dollar*. , Hus-et' _________ r , nunurert LAUNDRY wanted at tny h m * * HUNT MERCURY CO. 708 B ata A y*. Bertha H u m . ' Opy. Mayfair l a a Fh, 1100 1 a.as i , I bedroom apartment, 75-J, Sanford Ago, An -»l s8474 u e usiuui«, JK N isH E D ~ bedrooms, nectlng hath, a i l Oak. •SO. i' A ■ NTBP T *: DR §cV TO toa - M K tj1 J°noV!P 78HED. WILL l l y f i m l ItuldimiiK KKTT ‘ V. . .. h f/a t, i d # t Mu ftayJT h a t S a it e / u i t STTA CiS'VS c lt x ju t , M t / thr% f f k U J /v /n tx x M C C XKon h a s to th z v •WTfciv V- i£{ , { \ 7 ' r ETTA d b fK M .* ?- • *4#f* • IHV- HD. II -mV" c/e • ui, l(> y Her •i .. t ! ,n < \ t *' i i>a , ■ Jt> iSi:*: M U ■i M|'d| la-.sTi -.i.. ■ i^m i (Ji * — & :lh ' saoi m u 1. * , s ■ .-■mm- we dl . *' * v^es .1 i �% * “ ‘ *’ » *V• • " T ■ T - ■ • 1 •. • ,vV- t h e b a t w h ip Lewis Rebuff I.* .# Orem e * * . D u . to tho White H o u a r th a t Lewi* hed rooly turned down a bid to a nonce conference. Chin* called fo r hla car and epi .l to tho White Houa# htmeelf In make the report. tt'u.hcnii Chln1 ,or the White House, he Indicated to re|H>rU'.r» that he waa ready to waeh hie hands of Lewi*, leaving the rn*!,situation nn tho While Hnuie doorntffi. McomvhHr s„ft eoa1 production cllnthcd slowly toward normal tortny as bituminous union miner* returned to the pit* ea*t of tho Mississippi for the flrnt time since Scot. It). M a rt y western Pennsylvania mlm-rs, where some BB.000 work In commercial and steel company owm ,1 operations, waited for local union uii'olings hoforo picking . klngiup nicks ami shovel* again. They lilrka have Imen Idle almost eight all * ‘ week*. Operator sources, who refused to hr Identified, spoke of the digger’s dissatisfaction with the strike and h. lr eagerness to get back on the payroll*. "Mure the miner* are back at work, I think they'll stay there," declared one veteran mine owner. Home miners returned to work at t P. M„ yesterday but the hulk are exi>cctcd back today. Vice Pieshlent Harry fiuter of the Western Pennsylvania Coal Opera­ tor* ■wtlmatnd 80 per cent of nor­ mal wniklng forces will answer starling whistles by the time the late afli rnoon shlfta start. Most mines war# reporter to la­ in good shape and ready to resume production. Others gave the first men reporting hack tha Job of pi ('paring tho pit* for normal operations. President George H. Love of Pitlnhurgli Consolidation C o a l Company, tho world's largest com­ mercial firm, saldt "W re glad th at Mr.Lewls fin* ally realises, a fte r eight weeks of strike. Hint the rust nf coal ran ’t ho raised." Hi* referred to operator con­ tention* that tho price of coal would have to bo raised If the Iniluslry m auled (.owls' demands fur higher pay and for greater n.ieiator payments into the Un United ...............it Mine Workers Welfare and pen­ sion fund. Aland half of Alahatna's IH.tHH) union coal nilimrs were exported iinrlf at work before the •lai nay Is over. Home small mine* wee oner atiug last night. The same sllna iinti prevailed in West Virginia where llli.tMIlt IJMW miners ure . .. Fnlrimmt, W. Vu.. uffleials nf the Mnitlmore and Ohio ItnlltoniI esiiniated that ahqut I.UHI cars would he loudcil at mines In that idea today. Operations ere re­ turning tu norinnl there mum qitleklv that after ally other eoitl elrlke In Ihe memory of veteran to ntmut U.Uftn cars each day. t Mental Hottpltaln irtstiH M Pt»w rage mat of tninmilmcnli to llte ilatc Iroipi* Ini can he ml opfdhifdiky Itying lint In cute patient* with *hmt, intensive iieslnient In the local units. No Immediate nrtlmi ivns taken Oil till* lilllll. It cii(is fm ccillfvlng fcdentl funds to match a 11160,0110 stall* niinroprinllun to Imild ami equip fl m in'd psychiatric treatment unit nt the Cimtlalmiieliri* Htntr Hospi­ tal. That In the only slain money now Nvailnhle for nintchlng federal fuml:i In mental henlllt hospital chiist ruction. In addition, ilic plan would tiermil um nf fcilm l money to help bullil pnyrhielrlc unlfs ul them1 IocmI Inmpllnln If tin* Ior*l opera* tom nek fin it anti nitre. (o put up their share of the fund*. .Inr.h.Non Memorial Hospital at Minmt ton lied*! Tampa MunlelpoI I Instil In) Ml lied*, Mound I’ark Hrmpltnl nt HI. Petersburg 61), Orati|(fl-i.Memorial at Orlando 60| Morntll Memorial at al.koland (10, Alarluia Hospital at Gainesville HO, an undeaiKnated Wait Palm Heat'll lumpliid rto llrnwnnl Oeneral Jin.pile I nt Fort |.auderda|e do, Tallnhaaaee Memorial Iloapltnl HO. Ilallfa* District llnanllal at Oav* tuna each ill! and an undnslgiiatcd Penniuriila hospital ,10. --------- ---- V m H H »■*» the echoole must play fair with these rdtppujnlty agencies In co­ operative planning and mutual confidence In oprrntlnn for the welfare of the totel citiunshlp. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Thomas l>. Halley told I'TA inr in hi m learning cannot be cnloreod—learning presupposes a desire to learn. "If ever there weir a partner­ ship with a unified purpose that should never tie dissolved, It is tha one between the home sad the school," hr said. Winners In the Florida ParentTeacher poster runlest were an­ nounced ns i first, Atlnntir-Ncpluno PTA, Atlantic Iteach; second, Military Trail PTA. West Palm Unaehj and third, Mount Vernon PTA, HI. Petersburg. President Paul A. Wagner of Itnlllns College told delegates last night teachers must make use of tho modern media of nluratlon or allow their children to W taught by those who will make use of them. He listed these media as radio, the motion picture and television. Teachers now have competition for the attention of their pupils, ho said, They must compete with the publishers nf comle hooks, the pro­ ducers of movies amt radio pro­ grams, who arn interested only In 'oiling their protlurls-not In the effeet their methods may have on the younger generation, he said. A knowledge of facts as such Is far less Important than an under­ standing, Wagner declared. And to fnnlcfi worth i| fitter Mito*I, they muni Ui made alive, he said. In between direct experience and reading a text U the second liesl way to teach--by means of recreation, the Rollins president said. For thla process the motion picture, raldo, recordings and tele­ vision *ro essential. Only Vi percent of nor student tear hers are hying instructed in the Use of ituch aids to education and only five percent of Ihe no­ tion s schools today have projec­ tors, he said, "Never W o re has a nation depended to slmfykn extent for Its NlirvIVn] oil the attitude** developed through cihiriitlon of Its children,” Wagner sold. "And teachers rannot he expected to educate the younger generation properly fr„ the complex world it must enter unless thpy have these tools." A. L. jtow rlVf Miami was named ■•halrma/t nf'.d.he Congress' Life MemUrshJn fj|iib,.gnatenluy. Mrs , n VtiiWn F.WIfipi'Of ♦Or tundra wn* Hc'rriftiiry, Prague- Churches MXatlMM fh*m i s * , nasi imta group* and watch "that re glmia life develops according to be pnrvtatMis td the rmistttulfmi." ,i. Htipefvlxt the publishing of |he governn*ent-#liunsored o/ficlal Heualla - t- __ i gasette fnr alts, the clergy and. itIhe puliItaking nf lilt H'llghnis infninulloij news atfd tnlMicaflnnS. Thr*te tintfornmny1 were carried out by (tin. mlnlatry of Informal Inn. ■I. "HupervlHu the nrrangament viOhfMttfi4IrRRoMN, npnrnve Imson plana, and text Itimks, aupnrvlsn nfhfniftdrig of religion in all was done by the ministry of irliiiids, 4. Hupp rvlsn .the jestorntlnu unit ninlntepaqsr of,, monasteries and nil «tqr,r. |i|ljgl|»ti* s|tea. 6. Assjjtm* tjip duties of the min­ istry of inforinnllon regartllng the clerical press and publication. This means that the new office will publish nr censor all papers and magaiines mi religious affairs. The riatholle Church preaa has been hanneil for some time, Its printing e^qlnmarit, confiscated, and thfl rlreillntloii of paatornl letter* 'firrth Ihl ted. The only rt'cngulxed church publlrattnna are the ufflelal gaiettu fnr the clergy and the "Catholic New*" ftli layrhi'fi, Noth hath herb detittuticed l.y the Roman Cathnllc hierarchy. unit,In the stain at praient. It has b**n In operation about a year, many private Imprisoned during •nd | Carter aald ha expert* the the churrh atale atruggtoIt eald that one p r in t, Vicar flrnt report to show othora like It Vaclav Klabniich.puhlU* Wlll tm ttreal benefit. for free!nit him. The aj 'ncy aald the goviirnmenl from ho repented hla "antl*al tlaa which tha hlrarchy had forced (i'enilBaea r ram p i* . OH) onf—T him." ,. . Ipr to carry nut that platform. A ' discussion about the Big , Three foreign minister#' meeting ■i. In h ttk brought out a queetlon jtf. whether thla country la getting W; anywhere In IU dealing* with Rue* > ala Mid If there li a chance of r '■bettering relatione. U> Mr?' Truman replied ha hopee, !)*:.aa h*>alwaye duel, that thing* are [ m oving In that direction. What 2;:'; Shout tha medium for Improving 't Jag kV.■ o > n w A tR jw g j» P W g ig A _ _ , ..... .............j t r r This vkar, the agency aaUMold hla* hla prlaau'tn prleita tc follow’ihe new'law* nation, and to work question ihould Im put to the managemente and the worker#. A query whether ha had any plana for keeping the mlnea open in event the itrlka la returned after Nov. Jto brought Ihe reply that ha wJIlietoa* that b rid le when he comaa-to li.' , 1 .................................. l Although the tractor haa become aa tm pnrtsat Itam on the farm, draft boraaa continue to bn bran A ll o v e r Ih e w o r ld to d a y th e r e are p e o p la U a c h b ig b k le m a a a a n d h a te . Here in America we have learned to live together hi friendship. For ua here at A 4P, it haa baan a wondarful and thrillini ax* perience to get from those with wham we compete day after day auch astounding evidence of jrfriendship and respect.. The things that have happen*! since the antitrust lawyers from Washington brought suit to destroy AAP have amased ua. While we sincerely believed that we had earned the friendship of million* of consumers for whom we have provided batter food at lower prices, and the friendship of milUone of farm families for whom we have provided a batter market for their produce, we were not prepared for the avalanche of offers of support B u t m o s t o f a ll, w a h a v e t o c o n fe s s t h a t w a h a d iin d a r a s llin a f e d , y x " " . f P ' v -w • ; ' ■ f .■* * ry M ------------ — tha fine sportsmanship of many of our competitors all over the country. Can anyone believe that these competitors would rush to our deform if, os the antitrust lawyers allege, we had baan trying to put them out of business? Wa and they have fought hard for business. Thar# are nearly 380,000 individual grocers competing with us. They have a larger share of tha nation's grocery business today than they had ten years ago or twenty years ago. Many of them do as good a Job as wa do, and they make It plenty tough for us. . Now, day altar day, that# same competitors era letting us know diet they are in our comer. All ws can soy is, thank you from die bottom of our hearts. fsn,l America A W onderful Country! * D on't lt'„ P nm H m r' W ho * T® NPITIT 0 R’ J OPINION h o lle r e d , rn IJf#* ’i-S'iV.; I U n c le ? i Vi'lI * .K a 'y - Ore 1 Wlin went* him l« tu»*k ii|* AM’? COULD IT BE INDEPENDENT G RO CERS? Dnein't «*•'» Hkalr. '»> p.n,l.r« .tnrekrep*., almwl tflpW JJ 10.W th#y •!><! M -m-l-r *•/, hllllnn t!o tar* ^ |n.Ml tni.li.ess. 1"'« V«r (he i„,tem«ul.r.t .lm*kWW* harotle't nv« lit l.llttm, •killers wrtrtli ot Inod, WHOLESALE GROCERS? Il.nlly. Por m*mr al them — illrertly « Imllrerlly en,.*.d In in, mme (mm nt vnluntsty »f mnyerattv# chelq.to melili ill.in ecntinmles. THE EMPLOYEES? Th.t wnul.1 t* tunny - "lr*P* th.t son... Inlk* pinhetity “• 1»** than J5 rents e*» n.«..y kn»l rl>«*« co"W t l T '- (bo |y ?; ije k r.';s«rw V *-r. •*■> h .V . Wen lie rp r to *nt win*! a tloik gels today. PRODUCERS? Well, lake termers. Certainly pert ot ik.tr pinspailtv ">"*• I" IV lm y It,.i t,t* • I,.Ins rre.le lor them. Hi. hi* rhilns huy entire |.atk nt many ■«»"•»*■ T . T Y ' I .,.,k lli. t.miers’ rtot.t. Wliat wnnkl Die l.tmar do Willi Ills ktal'lv peilshatde rroti If Ika Ire.l rhaln* w*r* .llmloat.il .1 Ills volume buyer,? COMPETING CHAINS, MAYBE? No. every <It.In In Ik. gior-rv l.u.ln#ss I...1 mol. Mt**l#*l year than Ik. ye.r Win!.. On# ch.il! tha! » • kn«W» (« Int .Will Inrre.wd Its tw d biwlfl*** 31% >*" ■ml Is o|i l<l% In ike flrst elxhi months nl thla yeat. THEN IT CERTAINLY MUST BE THE P lO P tll Like (un. It the people hated fond rhaln they have spent W , t.lttlon doll.fi In th#m tert Folks like the low prtras end ht|h C^*iT - and Ike twite, Ik# chain# #ra run, th# b#»t#f Ilka them. i< Does This Sound a i Though W s N**d Hslp? Thmotere Huptr Marliat* cam. Into a,I,tape# 10 fhaf* The IfHvt rhaln# Thntol#,# taptared «*r» aolni about Hire, million dollar# worth of pu*1"*** * tlonsesvlva, liked OU, pollcle* W#lt #nOU*h to boort their porrbaM# In ou, «0 sto,## In about JO mUlkw dollars ■ year. Wa rail lh#» ■ vote ol contldw*. And wa’f# »*>*« keep tight on ptovlns that a# Ions ssM rp k k to *~d brand, #nd twtlar-th#«-ay#ra«a wMhjtns irt ntcb; bottom ptlres, w# can wompata with anybody In U»a builnass. And ka#p ,i«M on Browlni, tool ★ ★ * Wa don't twllav# any chain will ha punUhad *"* *>•*"« aRldant, or (or planslns hooaawlvaa an wall that It la (oread to *raw. Wa torv b. Ilave that It l* a Itortkaepac1# duty to btlt»i S & T l T w .1 th* lowest poaslW# P ^ J . and hop. to saa tha eh.tn atota way ol dcrlni boatmm vlndlcatad. And aa Ions aa tha prodwaw. tha amployaos, tha natoman, tha whoto*alo !"*•"< th* tompatlsg rhaloa thriv# ao waU, wa wUl to think ll'» f seed way to do buatnasa. V**, « , east Ml A** tomp.lllof, to itay — la ■■■"'•!• h«,lsa„ w as thole p ere,..! -vwr »* rf»'f rOIORT ,«*|a wg .W whs! go wear It i? vould would mg mat. I# tho Adifrl*«. p*oeta without thorn. Wo sro a sly as* ttor'. a.d *,* ,t,|y. I*f la* t* Mr,*! Mrva *«, «a«i*M,Jlly with pood (•ad pH**,, mbet to tha A lt itIsg• t ■ —" at lawr'vvi, o nmr AiNgR«lfg gf|gnls«flon igrving fhg A m *,|««* psapl* ava/ywhar* with foad tJod at law prUa*. Daitrayl.f Ihp AIF would maaa atlmls*tl*| M#*p«tltl*a .aatlaadfy U tha taad Raid whlth avary poor maa knew, tho ma|ae parti## at hk W# «#.yr,tul,t* tha AIP (at • |#h *#« da*.. g#«p sp the.dfhl... . . . . *•« •*•# # *• asy la(r somp.tltt#. •hkh htlp, ui brlap fewer laad prl*M I# th# aa.t.mar. m,„„y • store m«n.Ker alone a-ts |i.ht nnw. Amt the I r e n ........a........I » S PotHk Taa Ca. ’’ ^ fo r ffT T M U M H rm . . . School Health At th* came lime the official news agency reported that It was recalvlng many "thank you" nntes from priests for the passage of the new rhurch control laws, It *aid many such letters also on the recenty action nf the g»vment laadera congratulating them Duval enmity ha* the only aueh were being received by govern Truman Conference •' : I •Welcome v, 1 i A & P Competition SCHW IOMANN S S yjg x itS ftg ft < ■iI’Z m 1*• aSo WhM ^ c« . to* ul. 1 c** 1 p p u 8 'refldjm •lb o fj#r Your - l0res lspSlpP rtor°!li8e °t BROTHIRS .u n tun, MM>n t h i . I / 00 01 s e m in * . , l 18 d o in n . t t t l It. Clood# Avaaoo T - Thy'rtnoLPe0{,,> °t BEC AU SE • 0 0 # lib* m n e lt, many hnndrads nl lnd*g«iid*til groo•r* got tn alr atari with tha TRA COMPANY. • • • • Tha granl ARP Is not detrimental to tha progma of tho grocory nualnoas. On tha rontrary, ARP hs* alwsy* boon beneficial to any open-minded buainwamsn whn boHove# ENTXRPR1RK. Pounded on tbo tb* principle of «f UtTW in In P R RH H KNTVRPR1HK. PSOVIDINCI auatir ra ti n . A V SMI rPAIR a t * ePRICKS, a i r x a ARP s a w .devolopod « . u ^ a f m a a. PAIR PLAY bum b lssW rl t o j t s g j j y n t commanding position In tb s KoM My n y t r l M N sc s farm er employee M of tb th*s TRA nto well. 1 nttrlbnto m y --------- 1 . tdoaa a n d __________ Mod, "taaiod” an d V ro rrin * by'T Sf#4**!?P »t s grant coal. • • • • ARP sfbvM c tb s right* and prlvllagco nf s gong worher. I know thla front porsonal oxoorleneo, ARP Is n w Ml the toohont to promote sincere and ambitious out ploy oos in irnatw orihy and lm pnrtnnt posilkon* and h a s , n * m t# of any omptnyoo lo anler b its EoW a4 y h " IM^XnY*MONOPOL1KINGflj * ‘* ' ,. -Trail Suit Agsinit The Atlantic A Pacific Tea Co. TWs suit it knoihnr thrnnt against our groat AnMrkgii system of froo sntsrprisA. Tho AAP Co. h u siwsps bntm clnsn, abort b o iri knmpatiliuu and any succwsful im kpinfM l rnsrehant, if h« is HonnM, wfll admit Ihtt thoy hava taught him a g m t tmny things n g v i# m *_ w ia u p w �a M S- ■ gj vrytri— ■' *>Tt ' w ~ I; .4^ t‘ In Laity ‘Ultra In Strength— I HE W E A T H E K To Protect Iks Piece of the Wurld( To Promote i h Progress of Ametic*. To Produce Pro*peril/ for Senford. ill mild through Saturday. I 4,1 I .H VOLUME XXXX E s ta b lis h e d Public Urged To Eye Army - By Crommeliii AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. F L o B B T F R I D A Y N O V . 11. m -t* 1908 Armistice Day—World Wild With Joy 31 Years Ago , M l y o g if r f t gim ea. nssuan ARMISTICESIGNED, DOF THE WAR! BERLIN SEIZED BY OLUTIONISTS; NEW CHANCELLOR S FOR ORDER; © KAISER FLEES TO HOLL Navy Firebrand Hits “Yes Men” But Says Nothing About Re­ c e n t Controversy MONTGOM ERY. Ale.. Nov. 11 — GP>— The Nevy‘e still burning firebrand, Capt. John C. Cmaiinrlin. alrened today that it is a pa­ triotic duly to keep an eye on Imw the armed lutcei ate organt/rd and administered. . ATLANTA, Njv, 11—Mb—The lonely figure of General Robert E. I*# on the face of Stone Mountain facaa at least one more battle before the memor­ ial stand* as it waa intended in tribute - J o the Confederacy. The question la—eon the atone figure of the South's spiritual leader withstand the weather a* well aa the General withstood the rigors of war. The question waa put today when G. R, Vlnion, an engineer retained by the rke de­ pertinent, dell' feat! Candler n ten .... of e proposed MB, memorial a atate park. Candler Mtk authority to handle the project. Candler sold model from VI other members of .... had authorised Robert and Ca„ engineers, to magg eurveys for the project. Vinson's me doea not show • I Ik, sculptor soot where Cf employed Julian-'Harrli, 2 rv 3 B cause fretting ter would. cause b ,K ir , ' w. in t tealNewton lined eur- vay on the project ..tatoep ort qf an application fir • IMOBjOBO manat ruction flnaaet Wan to fttvstsee the nark. _ l V u r i .1 !•*« n huTcnse R. i 111n «• N u tin n I :% A r f m v I1siiiuiitt* i u im lU iiiiu giteo M e n o m w it s i esetesn M t n sat see. raaiea u i M i u t t n * e • l i m n i m m i raaiea I n I I I , m in im a a ratios reeel n o w n w i i m eeapiie* <1*0 ere i out i t u t u eei Wall Straw, Ilka rati af warM, §a a i wild. Judith Coplon’s Red Boy Friend Refuses To Talk lu b itc h a h U p A v o tf t- H iit the eflkM fider |e " u e n Are.” Major Forrest Lake Led Parade On City’s First Armistice WASHINGTON. Nov. I'HH- Tlir greatest event in Y e s I e y Memorial Day Parsonage T o Be Dedicated Sunday modem history occurred lliit tiioinmg at <>:00 o'clock when the world WOi came lo an end. J * — Theorm iitice was signed by ihe German representatives at rnidw’T ^ C o n trib u to rs LO C i u . r H v ’tt - B tllU I ill> f n ,, , night and the announcement was made by ihr Slate Department at 2^‘A Native Tdnguerp For M. causing x 4—— - ——( • • A. ft, at. (Muring pandemonium I■ ■ ■ " Latest Spy 1 r i U l lictiak lunse' in every hamli't, vil­ ....* ..................................... » * lage. town ami city In Hu- civllisril new york 7~Nov. i ""‘I To lie Honored boll i —(/r»- WHS III. Unlit alum ol llir new Yr»lr> I’reple formed Impromptu pa’I he signing of tin- nrnilHlIi-c wan Court officials hope they'll hr m ill' that msrcbeil liaek mol .M. in.,,ia| I'.mon igc in niriiHitV •>! sble to understand what goes on iiH'ti-ncil l,v the revolution that fmtb tliriuigli the streets mill •In- llir late Rev William I'rriv Yrrim-tod in (iprinany after the Kill nest week at the trial of the »py iniil nod respertulile cltlr.eti- -till lev mil l.tki- place al I I till it't |ort -ii-r mid tin' crown price and nil ing compiracy rale against Val the heirs lo tint tinoite linil signed tin lluniiy ling nnd llir Tuiki-v .SillIliaV Iimilling ill llir I ll'l l llli'l cntini’ A, Gubikhev ..ml Jmhlli then iiliilicHlInii nod tlglils In the lint iii I lie streets mul ...........If l.tn t lull'll I hr ilritli .itiitl .lilihr'% toe eitickers, muskets, shut , mi. llinmv of <initially. Coplon. mul pistols. Mill lir Wl%ri| hv llir I4r% | I aw The K u im and his sun mid the A Ini ol what was said yexlndnv Miiyue Davlsun iliuili'disli Iv Irm r A'lilry. Oiala. »ri irlaiv ut gema ui stuff, fenring for their didn t make much legal logic to live', went to Hiillninl yesterday Iipelted the town for tile dll) mill llir Ib 'iip lr' ol ( hi 1*1. llir pul,In anybody, no matter whether you i*here they will probably be held oil stores rinsed for tin- eelel.iii- is iii %itril a- military prisoners of the allied I lllll. pul it in Russian or English. Nanir' nl liraiiv r>(IO iiuilii The largest parade evet finiiii',1 m m ies to I,,, dealt with later. Federal Judge William Bondv iii .Hanford marched later in the billin' In llir i liuith limliling luml was caught in the middle of lb. the Hemne-le will In |il.nnl in a luulaiiiri wlmli .Suhfurd l ire iv oil the news of nniriliiig, led hy linguistic ungle. r will hr pul mill au opening ul the war’s end IllOli A. M. nnd linn ids under the coinmnnd .■ l.leuts' Turner nnd Maswell «itli What caught ihe snarl in ihr pro till- town went crniy. The AIM. inilroad boys immed­ Mnjiit Forrest l.nke mid tin- i '(<■ llir wall ul llir ftiiul puli li feedings was the contention ol iately woke everyone up with ett- nod Ilium Cntps followed h> nil n( llir paiioltagr anil iiivmril Soviet Engineer Guhiichev ihnt he gitie whistles and hells. Automu the ruilruad men, Ked (T o .,, n with .1 luoii/r pl.iqur liranilg llir didn't know English. In previous lilies drove tiiriiugh the streets liters of soldiers Illul I'lll/Sli nalllr of Hr% Y’r»lry. %'Iii i ilinl tooting their burns and all the i young unit old. court appearances, he had spoken May 4. I ‘M7 aftri irm n g the the language fluently. chuicli loi fwii yean. Mu Yrdrv, After Judge Rondy had post­ the widow, will pi,nr tin* i mi t.1 mr i poned action on two pre-trial mo­ within llir wall. tions brought by Miss Coplnn, l l i r Itrv. .1 Itmubill Fm n . pii' 2H-year-old ea-jusiice drpatfnirm tpt, will nernjiy llir jiitrsiiiiligr employee, the Russian walked up wlilt'ls is liirnti'i! in1* t lo llir rliiiiM, on Haiitorii Avrour and which wir, and told the court clerk in Eng­ LONDON, Nov. i t —4/J*i ’t in ‘ built ill ii cost of more I lino *!l,lMlll. TAMJ'A, Nov. I I —(/1’k—Those lish: pretty l.anlnna flower tdnnts IIIill-li Air Ministry nssul toiluv m* Of this Miiiniint *11,Aim wii' ciuiliil d°n*t speak English. I .ton'i I you see iirouml Flurldn flower I I"iiiiIi"m mill flvhliT ' nti- mat o r luili'd from pniplr in nil %%nlk-> of «.w '•'bat a going oil here.” life noil mnnv doiiatluMs w rir i i * pnrileus ran lie a cattle killer, l In- t!iiiini<r* uf luimlii-r crews • lipnrlly. who wattled in deterI says a prominent Florida ratttn- soli'll- So On- Itoval Air I•’mm1** llii* reived from ollii-, -rtli I ■•- Tin Inrg I", r ‘ .yubltchev was ready fm | man. ih I rmitl Unit Imi wns I'tTr. mul the I derided In abolish tin* Job tria l.sa id to him: ”1 don’t sneak sinnllrst, lliii-i' m ils Tbr linliiinr W. M, Larkin of Uiula City, Russian. Hays you a lawyer T" ilolli fighters nnd homlrt'is uw-' of llir iimounl was bnttiuvi'il fmiu "P*'eking rapidly In Russian says he nnd other cattlemen hud too fast these days for nccurnii' 'Im E..Illusion llumd of tTui-tinn Guhltehev i W his head, and figured this plant has killed 74 shooting hy a man In n bombi, III III' Irpniil nvri ii 11iii,r "lie shakes his head, "No,1' the cuttle in I'nseo county in the gun turret, a Ministry spiike'iiui’ 4’hurrhes term al low inleri'sl. last three or four years, Clerk otmerved. said. Till' (' tmir li ., i I*ii i In-i -liip Is I’Jfi lie told the Florida Rtato Cat­ “Ho understands you prefeclly," Furtherinort', the high speed c ' Interjected Raymond I*. Wheartv. tlemen's Association he had hoiiilicrs have to In- per’..... mul rverv n-rmbui mn'ir mm' of other cattle deaths aI'lintrlbutiiui. Helving mi tbr buildgovernment prosecutor. 'He's heard stresnillned. It Is Impnssllili in ing rommittrr wrro Li'stri Tbmii, bout the state. putting on a snow,” tlioni bulging with gun tm i halrmmi. Mis. Itnv 0- l'"», Oiin The plant la a "good wnv to have "la there anybody here wlm rets. D. Landri'ss, A irs It. Joliii'on, tbr speaka Russian!" pleaded the get rid of a lot of cattle," com­ In nny future war, llriliiin • % lti>v, J. E. MrKlnlev, mul the Itrv. Judge. mented Larkin. Luntana Flowers R A F T m Abolish Are Cow Killers, Aerial Gunners In Says Cattleman New Jet Bombers Thera urn seven varieties nr Whearty said thare was no ron­ the plant, he eaplained. Home ton for an Interpreter. of the varieties pronuce pretty little blue flowers. Other kinds creep along through greases. Guhltehev shook hie head. He and June Gunn, county "Now did you Juet understand what, I said If you don't know oaent for Osceola county, urged that cattlemen get together with EwNtthl the Judge demanded. Guhltehev began another Im- womans garden eluba shout Florida and try to control plant­ paaalorwd speech In Russian. "Do you undenttend English f" ing of the ornamental flower. Birds scatter the seeds and It the lodge resumed. "Nyat." (Rueatan for "No") can crop up anywhere. . ^How did you understand what Cattle get eoraa and they puff up around the Jews after eating ' - n n V.”* " " " " lantuna explains Larkin. "I don't know what he'a say­ The worst part about cattle in g ’ the Judge said. eating this plant, aaya Larkin, Mora Russian flawed from Gu- Is that rattle act "Just like Ilkkor heads." The animals eat It Finally a• lawyer lawytr In In the IKt courtcourt* and want m art: Ju»t keep i finally raona voluntoered as Interpreter, eating it. Tha cows appear to Ho q w W OuMuho*,aa claiming get drunk and groggy whan dlploiaatic Immunity, and coniattd- thev nibble on it. perl* lo have bnnibeis i i d y i m i ji„„i nariifmtet of tht- First n.ti" solid V oil sp e rd , grent nil it ml- .... I evasive to avoid being shot iloun hy fighters. The Canberra, a Jet bombri imw In production for the RAF. Iin-* no gun ports or turrets. Even tually, a l l bomber squadmii' in the RAF are ospin'ti'd to irequipped with jet-powred erntt Alrolitlun of the aerial gtnmri. tho Air Ministry said, I* ■entially a long farm plllcv." They are still needed In tfm RAF Iscause moat of its bombers now in service are tho models of tVmbl war II. driven hy gasoline en­ gines, Nn new gunners will trained, however. Gunners who finish I heir en­ listments will bo given a i-liaiur cither to become bomber rrr%v radio men or take over ground Jobs. ’The RAF trained thousands of aerial gunners during the Inst war, mainly for service on Us four-engined Lancaster homls-rs. Thao# bora the brunt of Britain's Inn ('hint'll, Orlando. Tilt' parsonage Is uf cuiirrctu block construction mul estcrim coloring Is white. It rontnins n large living room with fireplace, adjoining .lining room, o large kilchsn and two lied rooms ami tile bath room. Hoofing is o-b.'los shingle ami flooring lit of asphalt til*. The home hit* screened .Tent and rear porclm*. Windows are equipped with Venellmi lillndit. Itralnerd and Nelson were runtractors, The yard has been pliintr.l mul graded. The tlhurrh arqulrcd two additional lots resulting in it large playground space between the two •■ P L J ----- . S e l in In lrii At In S p e tik e t l\Ti n i ii. i i i;t 1 |*it*i Sfiiittiisi .iii%I ' <i iHHi.ilr l aniiir\ i ili/rn* | imnirtl llir ittm nhOvit Blirrln lit* iiiti* lOHb mi. Ir i *lion v ikiei 0« i i ru I lir* I >111(1 IlluO »l 1i»l Aiiiimtit r Hill »iilir Il»r tiHKHIil! At ml*Ih f nl \ t n II I'Mfi maikniK lltr riul ,,l Wiiilit W ii I Mag' I Im I r , nl In ,iii ma%|' mi I ll'l Ni r t l i 11,r |iai.olr |iiiuii|il Iv oil -i iii'iliilr, -tailed %»r«l al I Itill ■ I J|l i .111* i ’ / I 11«* | * r l i t |t*M II) III ,. i Itii t. It.,in in limn nl I Ilei II 11 1 VI I ........ I ‘U |M'| (rill IIn- I iHii i't l n i l r i , i* (rt 11|A,111rt% ft’M lil t...... I'M , \:\ \ ’ t.oniMHK) /iiiilliri! mi r (I'li'viil Iui\ t I M|I |* ........ . It.I I ItMIllils |*fi|t*»l lii.'l Kni ii Willi mi* i in I "lilt i *lfN111(lii I,., ,im| J, ( ,t|il Km I tilt uillt Hit* (tiilit r | *HN1,1NMI | | , t mh » i .ir h » ii !1111*»ii <tl !»i .hi .t nl* iiii4»l nl* i *1|l t«•fMI.b ,111. | IHIM rlltlll III H Im it Hii* I Alf.ult' W lUtili .Mill* MMlttfi'* Hi tl'fl'i .1*1 It |0. Milllir i i %. ,\riull%r ioillltllllrruiiin ♦'uM'v lliis i* IJ pri trill ol llir Ainrio.iii I rgion, ami m hr illliikr 1st*I qr.i«.rti lm| \ 1 i it* i trill dlllrd *|H',| kt | .tl tin- ilaiitl Sin'll Il'H lit.hi |lir I'M / *|H i m .| i ptogli.lo Willi Lini %t,,r \|.ivm i't'iHr"', f lu I i >11 "Milt!, r\p«vH Andli%% ta n ,m a s, l.iiiii-' IJ Ital 11)1 Ml lines’ i11m11 .'I iMil v 1,11111,1100 liiiHi’N t i hiijhimmI Willi l,|00t0fl0 luwa%. 11 ititiii.i tit Ic-1 ol l .ito|il>ell Iji**1 rjiwi.n rt rul :»,;'00 000 m 1047 laiKotg I'o'l it . llir Amriican l.r For; SticiiKtheniiiK U. Resist ftU'tf To War It. is I,mil (unit, O' }ti mh|h>H"* fm , 10 mOO Mfiifiifi ! h»M’ t f|I*i1111 lit* sjiiur hi iu Ih i tin I'HEHS •) ,. , > t,.,, nuhtaiy leaden it'.-iJ Aiiin it r|||i til k i e p 'rsi 14hi' J list* l“* |lilH1*1lul and Illl tae-JI • i| 'tni MlJ J t4, (lull (Inn II w UI Id War., "'% | I.. a> \iilutlicr Hay oU' < ,. i, llir nation, SS thg ............................ .old • • 1 1.. .I il.r tilt iio n vcriait ' ‘ ■t lltr ilii-r o| \\ .old \V»I 1 -the ...ii to , nd o ,*■- ’’r , lrf., i ) o| I tr|r|1ar |uhatPa* ri il,r tour mil, .• %preth at 3ic I 'll' Hi " III. k !|P klfa |Ainl r .1 1■ »«• * I'll i’i Iv 1Y.II, Aful that li* im lit • ............ . i*»s|»r4 I ami die* i Mill iwri n .i i i* **»lf ** ^ In i i ill .il l.ir.-im llr, N, C., ’ri u i m i do \ini%idav placid do I-o li 'll ... ill Oil.I,' 01.1 to this ..... ..111 .d W 1.1 W ti II it tinr tlil«. I....... loll.l , nd iil.lr.l that thtt 1 lull'd -l ,1. inii'l it*% 'tio n g to I- ioI lul,or S it frill v n i o>In .1 i ti, •oil., t t Vn Mymiltgtdft ■ i of il.,. sreond W.o l,| ft;, ii i in s u f mi'll and i■ • n ,. , u . ii I, dnllnts, and '■tut III mu I II. r%,'retiring Ih ...... i " it • )■' i n , * , o p i I ' . ' o i I'i'iice * .■ m i. i ..iio iii- il t b s it 'ir r * to,' in111cni % mol civic affairs. •' I'tr oil nl ITonimi. who » • - duo io iuIiIh s Die Nninmai tTnifei*••tire of ( In isi inn- mol .lews .luring the ufU'liumu, Ini Aim-rIruns in uiisri vuio'e of ilio inrllilitv wIlls tliv I , mill "'lull 11r*■-iil^l in I liiliutv n oiiiilii mi llir toifli of the iiIt- tif thr Ualtgan dioinn. IunI In ** mMiHMir- l ltiritill lum |Mttf»- Itiivniiiliil ISuil.-i v i, m i l , 11*0 «ifr HH;000,OOf1 Iimhi'h, rimitln Illfmitry ut llir I'JujTihi Nnliunal ' n u p i l i l i e s Hit- i-xprrtiMl t o be 4 ,. ll'ioiil, ■lit field - utilf«l ilia mul I allft.lMtli buss, tlr- Hiimr hi Fu't Of ui |i ti,nn t, mil .elicit in jirurl'.' m iril'uu. il.'i Hrliiiiil lliriu rntu.' a j.-i-j>and Miiveiiu'iit of IToiTiln tin t .on an iiuptesHiv.' mid roliiiful float 1..... m i S o ld i,a nl V rlln c liu i N s11niiiil to iu ii W'iTI Iii'!,.,i iImt 1.1 mtli live gimidsinrii posing f.u tiomil I ’rinrli i \ ilu Elag ruising srriii' on I %*•• i Irisl vein. Testis rlo p . im- i Xpr.-l Sp, ........................ . \illiig tn n %••i •■i pi t M •It an i'.| to In* of good si/,* a",) .,*i •lit% 11mil ITi, % % . i.'oi g»* N t ral |) ||,||,.| niuplolbcalr thum iiii'l Hen utt \ A .mil \tirooii prospects ,oi . \ .,l ‘ oi.nl roil Miowo Hod "otiiitinl r""i"oiod*-i of tie' \inrr: t... W .ilkii, Eiignu ........... but. llir lepoit mi ut iim ii . ihm*,) on i'Hir s.tabi, -ao I - gl"U. M)"0 . "■ uueil ilia, iln* oa In 11ilifuinui, mu , I o il on i ' I i nui . otii'i i • i nr. \riui- *n-< Day bihi'UUs olmipi's In Mo ’ roll nl III! VI 1.1 "% (.II.|I| 111" d lll'k 'liu d o w " nml unit bn ii m in................in I ii i 1 i . I No I l i u m i, ...M l" 'loin i)oiin t mul tm ii i -I....l<l ttu" i nisi,, i lir Iii i.t. is ih.il the sllii I I,v mid NTu'i'inlii i I mi",I SiuO .... I oilin' init lolls ITlIifrlum new rlop I, ...... nn In il, - I to jii-11■- %■ " iid iu in g | "act* |»«VIn Im I.i-ii t,v l.iout 11 iri'tHi) IflrR*i> ViilriH'in lliol IJ t ’Ilf .luliii Huo Kn (Mlu’ial Kaps iMi(i»ij*aa Fori llaihmiiij* (rooks o i , l o u t n l l o | , r K! i,i i l l i " " li,. %i ”il prr rent iiliovr in ' > ...... imt ■•*%i'll pri rent bclou I •• I • Is L A K E L A N D , Nm It - I*. I Imuln I'ilriis Mntiiiil tm .minp initi art ion I, v "i'll utr tlm in > mini inuin pi lira fm linn ui.,- u mis organised. Mutual .liii'ciurs told in. ii;,.m glower members g< . fl lo .. llir lulidmui.i pit.-e ........in,o' sold to rnmierli's. I bey also set El lit in in s on miif", sent out by -lilpp.'i . who have signi'd niuliml 'Timuilrr" ion lllll'll'. These floor pilrns win- n-i „i tl’.M) per lu s for Imgi- mi/ i-,1 ( mui fJ.LTi for middt" jio,I f .’ In, -mailer iirnug.'s. Ed it o I lit- pi no fur fruit as it Is 1.111111-11 min ii truck in itill car fmiu llir piu'kiiie house. These first price-selling n i-ul.i lltui't apply only lo the cut I % m •*n vurlotli-s of fruit Miiiu.il %%ill deal witli mid................ . itlu i tIsi'* get ripe and *r mmkrtiu, romtlllulls wurrant some kind ol cimt i ui. Million Dollars For Mock Repair In Miami " M I m ii p r ls o in - i - k n o w l,m l bin in Hi iini'tii"i liit-% lo t" >-m iln 1., nl I'm, mIi li-i I, "III" uni -i 'li on ul "I mu pii on popiilul mu m il ""k ("fug" lIli'M'.'' lb ,vi i imi W illiams M'DimmI to , sliad i*" Hear.lrii mi Itu- g u ......I ilull llo- in gro ri'ri'lvi-d "riiu-l u.it um.Miiil puiilslioii'iil" lu foil1 1*0* i«,-ip" I,"Ml n Ellllo.l rolnilV wink , limp II, UNI lie sail! H"»iii"o lllll] -1-ni'il Ilill" yi'llla alol coo i,j,'Iill" .be "rxli.'iii" bad riuoii l,„||," on,bn whit'Ii ill" lino' was ■i veil .1 was "imiigli Hill, In'll rommi'iiltui Unit rhaig oI no i• i lltII •■til of iiegr.H's %%n-* I •isiiici- ii 11:nm.’lit lo rout" hum MIAMI, Nov. II id1) An im mediate 1(1(1(1,004) lob of repairs In, ,h,,> 'vr killed mot,, negro" III II I O'" not in Driroit io mi. Mlmni’s municipal dorks wurommi'iuli'il lie eugiimerH loiiuv as Hie Ml oi ,1",, |„ ............... .. of ■- ..... ....... uiHsler 1 a 17,0011,1100 |ilmi1 of- pm esiiaiision. I'lnr liolkheud' have Huffiied wh'ieh "Htirious dnierioralinn" makes quirk action imperative llie engineers reported. They tecnmmemlril tImt the "dv fiiim ire rupnlrn with u IUIio.ihiii bond issue I,, he paid off hy Ihe port llsnlf. Port earnings, ’ lliry said, promiae a siiriilioi of ulioiii 1)011,000 unuoully. Miami’s pieseot pint fn rililirs will I m* mtequHle until i i IhiiiI lllfifi, limy estimated. Tile engliieera— Knappen Ti ptH'ttn Ahhett—recoiiimemled ensletf em- i .htun.", li" asserted,,, "Ilian bavi , ....... .........* tl‘'’ f '' '"J -yt.il m siiirr llic win laitwi'i'ii Mu tales " As-lslaut attorney general I Hai'leniau llliirkshem suiil theie is on appeal from tile governor's .Irrlsloii IttD A ll IN CANADA D’lT A W A . Nov. I t —Ol’l Cun -ittrs i- building a huge radar sys­ tem which would give warning nguinsl possible air attack on her Mg cities ami other vital targets, n government white paper reveal­ ed today C a m i l l a 's notorious convicts, finally wan freed from prison today—on me londitlon he stay out of the atate. He slipped out quietly Just after breakfast In the company of an uncle, R. W. House of Dothan, Ala., who priaon officials said was to drive to Jackson' House, pick up hla |u year-old Mra, r and than go |» ROTARY CLUB The Seminole High School Band will present a program at tho Band Shell Monday at 13:45 I*. M. to which the public la Invited, Hubert P lain , program chairman for the Rotary Club, announced today, in s , ■ ■ — w* " i. ' i s e a e r a ^ j ^ lllli'l III" lo . W o l 1,1 \V *,, •loin,-on it: lit p.'ivli, i "rail.. .. ,, "it lom ti" sin. \i mi 'lire l* i% rollie V ll M I A . Nov id i " , (vliil,m,., ,,, i|„ \,u u lo Eurini, ..I Mulligan was io iU " l ())ll. 1.. .b" id iimigmx mil III " T o ilu v Im 'Hid, "w" lim none , . MO Ml.lt ful ill" "WOI 'I "II I...... of li t " .li'lusiori- m H.id "ii .'HI . i ......... cl inniuil |inpuIuioti lit .1 A i im-hi-i 1* i 1 fodi" we \ ., Mini rorirrltuns diii-'i"i III" " Uli'l pi, ,| III no oiloy ol tile I S Iioii'liriI imule tii" ■b ■ >r* woiil ‘A i i i i u I io in illiteral . l l i i Mulligan I iiivi'i nm li M' u M'llPM* Mil* f l S*f I m|, .if |||| V til'll | ,,"ii \\ ilbmiis i"fii'<,| v ," i* idi" 4'ntllllfll " Mi1 Utltli I I. i.i,,iu Sum Mcardi'ii. a i" T " '. "W»* llt'i'h*111 I Dll -*t ♦»’** 19.44 ill in liioigoi to .oiiipli'l" a lit" ti ini Will thV of III (IMI S A \ l‘l|t lot I. 1111ll|.’ Ills »ist"l. Ily llo- art. Iln' goVi'ilui. iol "»• ulMJ'tuki* it :t t 'lav 4*f rv»tl4*t», DiilrloTl. did noil" lull lit to Hi - IMil 11"*' 111 MH I lull Mi**M|f!l 111*' u mil it" limn H" did lo ....... pi * to* -1 lilt'll, Ilk* I k'M I k Ml*1 infill mi Til" defense paper, outlining preparedniooi program, lilot plnvnumt uf a full time man lo -niil tin- rnilnr system Is being de­ seek now business nnd encourage­ veloped to cover "certain vital ap­ ment of more shipping to nod proaches nnd areas". RUNH AMOK from Miami, partly through for­ AL HOUSE OUT NEW YORK, Nov. I t—4/1*)—A mation of rt conference uf ocean HAIFOHD, Nov. t t —l>P>—Al young Marine, wearing a good carrier* using South Florida’a House, line of Florida's moat conduct medal, ran amok In the porta. HtraM Theater building l a s t night, Mugged three men, swung at two others and jumped from a •bird floor window. on a first floor exapparently unhurt, police who took hint ’111 tSMit m 'k till .1 U t.l \\ ;,, , l )o 11 'm i mul.i, rspie'slona f •’(hill I rsHl.l, 11J4H gtoo. Kailvli I Imi'lii.Id,-i and Ja< k ti"ui , 'Ini liiol, i ' ii, puvm umrnt, w -v W ilson W \‘ I II M .Ii i\ V. 11 </1*> ( I* j tJ.t ** • \| * ifiI lit 11,1\ F 4 I ft i11tj |•11•. 111i <I••Ik ui UlHNMlOO liiili's nl » • I Ilf iti W*i* ttlhti tl I )r|Mthiirnl * tiij I mi ilte* u til, h til i .ihi (HH1 liujiri i* l»«iri.t*| 11,is I -cirii |>r| ifn l IIIM(r* lit,in tin I '* IM 1*1 i fis|a I lir hsilltHt.tl wi t|tf lllllt jlMultlt - ^ ■ v * * * ^ . S #b^ wU| '' 1 . Scan Record C r o p Of Colorful Throngs I In- teveral high ranking admiral* agreed with him in fean that die Navy wa> being ilifled in die Pen tagon. Tftia lead lo an invettigation by the llouie Aimed S e m e n tornmi Itee. G e o r g i a Battles O v e r Lee (Ririne At Stone Mountain —■■ M ilita ry L e a d e rs U rge Strong D efense To A void W o rld W a t 7 It was itle (m l speech by the outspoken critic o| pentagon loyl command poliriei since lie was teItored to duly Tuesday a llri hit 33-day suspension and repiimand (or releasing lo newt men docunirnti the navy ityled “ confidential." Theie document! disc loved dial G. No. 310 . Florida O r a n g e s Jam S t r e e t s For Is A n t i c i p a t e d Armistice Parade Crumnielin, born heie 47 yean ago, addiened an Ameiicau Legion meeting. Cuumirlln alii not repent any of his earlier churgra lliat nearly got hint court urnrtluted, tior did lie directly mention any phase of tin controversy. On this day of tri­ bute to Inen v ho loat their lives in the flrat World War, he said: “For ua. tilt* living, every Anierl can mnn and women, It It u put tin tic duty In keep informed uiid In­ terested in die organisation and administration of the armed forces ao neceaaary to our Nttcurlly. “You inuat nut aiiure mid you cannot delegatu tlila responsibility to anyone. “In every Instance of baale ills agreement in the administration ill, tthe affairs of atate you, the people, are the caurt of last re eort.” Crmnmelln had accepted the in vltatlon to apeak M ore lie *tn» suspended after he waa restored to duty —ha la to be transferred to Han Francisco-he waa grauted leave to fill the engagement. Admiral Forrest Hherman, who replaced Admiral Loula Denfchl ua clilef of nuvu) operation*—one attermulli of the uproar Cromluellu stirred up—said in gtiiNlliiK leave that iUominelln “like nny other Navy officer would lie re­ sponsible for what he says," Crarnrntdin’s last act before fly­ ing down from Washington we* to leave a copy of hla speech with a staff member In Sherman’s of­ fice. Crommelln spoke on "National Security and the Cllleen’s Respon­ sibility. He Ulsruesed discipline In • democracy and a clllien's duty and warned against "yei-ineii." AHHtwiafcd PrifSH Leased W ire • ;v: iiial Mif 11itIi( up*jm•i m Mu* •'vii mul Ml** lllll k Ih i'Vim III'tUh' 41fail <lf* it | ttl t Hn llfli 1H‘ Miiiia i* Pkllhil'F I«• tin Huliiici nf *t*rvUT iililfUilHtillN llii*! tT'")ii'iiiy, ,liilki|H%»t4 "III Mil* I lt'|lHll llli'lkl I IffMllf# wi* Iiiivi* iilii inly i lDcti'i! a minili'M I»r ta'mmmii"* iiiuj "III voii’ (iiiiii> t*i ilink** many hHumh until YVi* m i nltullv 4’tf|iViin*i1•l tImt M\<i ir*«uiltaii«il fin run* T yvoI S l i i l c A H H O c ia lio n O f K u p o n is o i'H T o IM c H I ii S a n lo rd O fflrrts, iHrurliits sml commit-, tee chairmen ul the Eluriila Htute Af%-tii.'l(tI toll uf Sii|i"i visors of (legist i ut lull will In- wi'lrelued St tin'll' upi'iilng ness mu at 10:00 ii'i’liirk lolimrruW Miurnilig ill ths Smilli Itiium uf Iii" Mayfair inn, 11v Mayer Andrew t'aiinwuv. Main purpose ut the meeting Is to set up a uniform --y'lein uf regM tutlmi in tki" iW counties. IhriiiiglinUt Elm ala, cumplying with the eh cl ion ta ws passed at tile. 11>tl) legislative session, K A. Gray, secretary of state, will [iresent furitiK umf methods , for tlie ahaenteo ballot wldclt was extended at the legislative session In persons outside the state. As­ sisting Mr. Gray In explaining, tlds new phase of the laws will he Richnrii Ervin, attorney gtn- ' •nil nnd Ida naslstani. Howard 8. Bailey. Bup. ('harles O. AmJretfh who was Instrunu'ntnl In p u ttllf , thrmigli the changes In tha elec­ tion taws, will niso be present 4* will Hurry .MeDoriald, attorney fat llie assorfatlon, of Tampa. John C. tb>klc, HilUbaroi supervisor, end provident association, ,wi|l preside over IM t _ liusinese session. All merabora m . the board of county cotnmlsaia of Hetnlnol* County, 0 . P. u’ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/39c46e1f39bc0dfa1d0d3ca9ddb2b0e8.pdf 49fd9b9891b77a65a2993ba3b5e00888 PDF Text Text — ^ n w ju m u Pompano M a r k e t In Jax Opens For BusinessTh]* Week 1J1A ^ l8 0 N V ,L L B * N ov. T.fBperia l l-"T h e annual d ra w in g fo r ^pece on the Pompano M a rke t thie week o ffic ia lly opens th a t m arket fo r tho aeaaon," W illia m L. W II•on. D irector o f State M arkete, announerd tmlay. “ Proapecte are fo r five o r more rara o f bean* to move out on the opening date of Nov. 7 w ith volume ateadlly Inereaalng. Squash In fa ir ly good vo­ lume In exported to move w ith a light volume o f pro p e r beginning on week o f Nov.................... v. 14. A ll cropa ero reported In excellent condition and e ronNidcralde Inrruaae in acreage hex Inen noted. "O ther niarketa re p o rtin g ehow ilm Starke Htuto M a rke t auct­ ioning In exroaa o f 0,000 pounda o f pern iim at ita flr a t aalc o f the season on November l e t Price* averaged 21 -8 / Ilk- per pound w ith fa irly good demand. The next aalu la nrhednled fo r Tueaday, Nov. 16. "The Palm etto M a rk e t report* u few tomatoea on H in t m arket durIng the paat week, b u t cool weather haa Mowed the m a im in g o f th a t rrup no no appreciable volume la cntlcipated undo two- Weeka. Tho market alxo had a lig h t movement o f polo hcana, cucumber* and •quuah. "The Florida C ity M arket reporta farm era aro resetting tom ­ atoes ON fu st a* slow ly receding flood waters perm it. W eather In that area la cool and unsettled. "W auchula State M a rke t advlsthe cucumber volume dropped to lea* then h a lf fro m Monday to Wednesday o f laat week due to cold weather checking production. A total o f i l l ,408 fie ld cratea averug ed 91.1111 o* compared to 33,188 unite averaging $3.04 tor the Maine period lust Nea*on. Continued re dured volume o f eukes la eapectod during the ru rre n t week. Peppers, eggplant, w hite and yellow aquaah, tomatoea, okra and eggplant brought lo to ta l volume on this m arket to 33,070 unite. Revenue fo r o il rom m odltlex amounted to $66,877.34. “ Sanford Stale M serket a n tici­ pates a good Nupply o f good to fancy ip m lity lo a n *, cucuinhor*, aquaali, pepper and citru s during the current week. Hcana led In volume during the past week with 34,<'IHl hampers selling mostly at $1.76. The Mm ket hail a nice vomine o f rudlaho*, rukea, a(|ua*h, pepper* und eggplant* and a large “ uluin o 'f ornngee mid* g rapefruit. ' ' Vuiumo Bonut ruin and eonl weather the early part tha week crraled favorable crop grow ing condition* and the on l look la fo r n p le n tifu l Mtpply o f vegetable# and citrus. Seminole Schools ..Bridges Blast A U S TR IA N MEDITATIONS C A B IN E T V IE N N A . A ustria, Nov. 7— ■y Allay tl'a a tla **# V e w Pag* Oaal (tM iiM e W C m r . . . oaet dVi»H »»#4 r-trntm r a w Oaa I (/$•)— A ustrlp’a tw o biggest polland to capitallam In tnu world. Sept. 10 and Is s till going on. The renort* In brief were a* tid a l parties agreed today on a Such a war, he asserted, a being coalition to govern this country A t a trustees' mealing two fo llo w *: Hr. A. II. Hi** of Winter M i J M K I N * l $ 4 V f BE. prcpaied now by Im perialists. weeks ago, attended hy Van Horn Harden, English D epaitm riit *ald, fo r the next four year*. (In London, a Foreign Office even though he had auhmltted his "Hood fa ru llv and good e(|iil|iinent W M U T P ftY W A N T S T o The Conservative People’s Par­ spokesmen commented acidly on resignation. Lewis was reported to . . an excellent attitude by liachly , dominant partner In the t'jjgM I N 9 1 f t W O f tL * ------this. He said the beat answer havo Irle d to rescind tho resolu­ ers and student* alike . . courac* party coalition, w ill have Nk tion. lo Malenkov’* charge of Im p iria l scat* in the new cabinet. Tho iio u lil have moie life to Ihem . . A N ' H rrto a F i- r v . - n jo ! ism was the appointment u! M ar­ need added *peerh development Socialists w ill hnvc five. MinorHut Bridges, reportedly, stood shal Konstantin K. ItokoRsovaky, lly parties—the Communists 'imT coiir»e*." liv hla original position, that the one of Russia* top commander*, the extreme rig h t w ing League trustees m ight Ire legally liable Mr*. I.II m I'a i doe. flrlaudn High a* Polish minister or national d i­ of Independents— w ill not lio refor funds spent In tho absence of School, Science l>e|iarlmenl. pointffuse. This, tho Briton *alo. show- picNCitted. n contract which required opera­ "d mil "M ore spare is needeil for td “ the Soviet’* concern fo r »ni*ll tor* to pay the royalties, biology and general Hclrnce classes nations."I o u r it A f t K m iH . . more lalile*. r lia il* und Isdler le w is 'a m i Bridge* are said to Voailevaky took up Mutcnkov’* lig h tin g . . more living *perlmpii*. have cxcU nged sharp word* over claim, accuiing the West o f p u r IIA LT IM O R K , Nov. 7 - « P l mlrroNrnpPN and d l**rrlln g mothe Senatay'g aland, but the resold suing "a policy o f aggression uud Judge Robert France lialay rnllcil te rla l* needed." tinn wag retained. “ unleashing new wura," lie calJfd it "perfectly outrageous” und Img8 . K. I In ml of the Slab' DepartThe operatnl'a have velertcd upon t h t r Ru*alana to “ fig h t s till ned from hla court room a grrftfp ment o f Education, MatlieiiiHtlr*. Judge Charles I,.Dawson o f Louis, luirder fo r the fu rth e r growth of o f bobhy soxers who had come ta *ald. "You hove well i|im lifird ville, Ky., ax successor to Von the m ight o f our *U te ." listen to a rape tria l. •onchi'iH tencliing n In mul and var­ Horn, effectlvo nn Nov. 3 . ’ He also played heavily on Hie Some 3U to 3f) young g irl* and ied program w ith over 300 <tuOne suit already has hreii filed Soviet theme that the Wo*» ■. lioya hail taken over fro n t benihea dents enrolled In inalhenuillcs ugalnsk the tmateoe by Heorgn II. JScIng an economic crisis. n* the tria l o f several youth* rang­ course* on no elective basis . . I.lvengood, * ' farntyr. mine union ."U nder rapiU lism , industrial ing between 16 uml 18 years -o f must adaiil your I'HUlM'h Ito'lltf officer a l Unlontown, Pe, He e lle * - . production la again liltin g reduced, ' age was lllm ut lo lii'gio. to the nerd* o f your -Indent*." cd tho funds wore being m i**pent. > P IIIL IP P IN K VOTE the atanuorU o f living o f wide M l** I .andi. Scab.... to High Bridge* and Lewis denied the I mnssor o f the people I* being School. Soclol Science suggested. I.lvengood charge* and a*ked fo r | M A N IL A , Nov. 7 -(/P > -T h r* e rh a rp ly lowered, ma** unrmploy " Y iiii make gnoil n*e nf ynm per$O0IMO$T MRSONAIITV In this yenr’a "Who's New" at the Bronx Zoo a |d II o f partlcularn. Indie material*, hot . . need mine 1 In New York Is tho "dinosaur" shown above, a ferocious looking reptile inent and povertp aie grow lni|. • undulutes made their fin a l bldi Van Horn aald that he, although today In the Philippine repohlm't irrcconciiahle economic and polltl field trio * and larger d a ** room*." ' which reaemblea a pre-hiatoric monster. An Iguana llxard, he is found In .i trustee, haa been unable to gpt Hr. Witherspoon, Florida State , Central end South America. Hla skin Is a colorful bright green w ith bar* cal contradiction* art glow ing and second pppMldential election t o ­ mm accounting o f the spending nf U niversity, language department. liecomlng more und more acute," morrow. of black on the tell. The Iguana measure* six-feet long. (International) tho fund*. President F lpldlo (Juirlno I* fav" d iN , “ I reenmmend that carnahl- ) Vasilevsky aald. Meanwhllo In Chicago h union eratlon lie given In Latln-Amerl“ The Im perialist* seek to solve ored to win a four-year term In spokesman aald the U n i t e d these contradictions hy a further tho executive mansion—Malscsnan ran hlatorv In ronneetlon with Mine Workcra are shooting fo r the Spanish rmirae* . . tln it more . attack on the living rights of Palace— In his own rig h t. Ills Lib ­ -trlke-ondlng agreement* w ith In­ life lie given the l.ntln rln**c* . . | the working people, hy enslaving eral Party is expected to retuln By J IN X I ’O W K L Ir dividual coal operators. Rut, *evlea* d rill work th ill lends to Imre | and putting Into hbondage the free­ control o f the Congress. itlM lla a e g ream Pag* ils r l •■nil operators mentioned a* like­ It'a a lla ar* VrnNt y*B * «!»»' •he Ntudeot* . . add advanced l.a- fn , { i'ililliM fo r negnu'N oie oevei dom-loving peoples, hy ii policy of Yes, nil lost week, all over 8 . ly candidate* fo r auch agreelaw*. tin noil Snmd*h roui*e* In (he I ,, •Imi I to those provided w hile pci M U S IC A L (JUIK aggression and the unleashing of II. H. everyone uwaltcd "Kvalua- monts declared they would nave eurrleiilum ." "W o tb o ic fu rr avail ousclve* of u new war. sons, "The negro school i* liiv m i • i«n P ay". T ills mean* th a t our Mine o f it. Charles M orrison, Rotary song “ The Im perialist* and warm ­ I hi* m-raslon x a x to llliunlnate Mr. Cheater Crowder, H ilnriimal i ably nil Inferior mcIiooI," Sweaii* high i liiml, .Seminole III, I* to S hortly a fte r l.ewl* told re. the ronaclenco n f Catholic Juristic ongers arc using nil the durk leader, w ith H u rry W e s te re d of the Fust I* High School, Ihisl- npiH'iil popers said. eviihmled hy a group o f inen and th a t of contemporary laiorgeois ihc pinna, scored another 'w ig prti lies* Education l)c |iiirlm c iil, dr. . . . . . he w on't have any- I * S ittin g fo rth a number of fortes Ti'Sas opposed o Supreme r ’n.nl women selected hy the slate school society, IBHcist provocateurs, spies, h i t " w ith h'.s m x lc u l quiz u u j dared, "Investigation mIiows mure review o f the ruse. Il sold the hoard, to see Just how well our i „ - ..,hl«_ a ft^ u n til a fte r hl.i meet- fuiidaioental rule*: .ng this afternoon w ith tho IIM.W : ki - the rig h t "ho a x" address as an "atomic than h a lf o f the student Itoily I* state tins ir r r n t ly C'stllhlislud i lull iicliool function*. " I , In nnrb seidonciv tin* pi In- tb e lr loyal lackey* lOtl-man policy committee, the Wing .Socialists and the base Tito scientist” liefortt tho pupils of enrolled lo Imslnes* course* runt' U niversity fo r negtors n| Hniislun T in 'll group urrlved here ThursMt. Dora H igh School at the Mt. poaalhle Individual d p i* aland* th a t the Judge cannot gang." irleeil o f typing, shorthand and and plmiN o >360,(1011 law school <|ny morning. They remained at S. word about Dora Municipal A uditorium Fri•ctlU m ent w ith Illin o is and In ­ purely and aimplv refuse re*|miH (P re m ltr Marshal T ito of Yug­ took keeping, hut you have only building there. II. .S th io iig h Hatorduy. We wcic diana opcral in. who nlso have s lh illtv fo r hla decision In oriler tiny afternoon. M r. Morrison oslavia, denounced as a Com­ one teacher In the ileparlmenl TrxiiM also told the court thin veiy happy lo have them w ith u* mines In the ^ceat was wafted to make It fu ll upon the law* and munist herctlr, has sent greetings • ta ile d o ff w ith hi* ntomlc talk, need more typ e w rite r* . . more Ita authors. These certainly have l.io k * i t o ff anti tore up his .Sweat has te a tlflcd he would not m ill we ilrt hope Unit they fe lt at armind. hu*ln*a reference ImiikN." the nielli ruNpoiisildllllcs for the to the "Soviet people," hul did notes, then to tho delight of the home w ith o* and w ill mako our nllend u separute law school fm The union source who a*kcd Mr*. Tlnslpv. Clermunt High high school th e ir home any time that his Idunlly tie kept secret effect o f thp law. nut the Judge, not mention the leadership In ii students Inunchcd his musical Hrhnnl. Home M illin g lleparlment negroes, no m utter how rip iu l it d oling the year. who hy hla sentence applies It to meassgt to Moscow on the an­ program. v4 might I ni w ith ediu'iillium l fucili declared th a t the mldwcatern pulnlrd nut, " I I n m e making The g im ip Includes M r. Sam operators had Ih-cii least atren- Oie particular rase, x x x Is rn. niversary o f thd October revolu­ ties provided fo r w hile students. course* are . . extremely Import­ tion. The calendar under th t rxar* The sernml segregation case on Hand, Me. U he*ler Crowder, Mr*. ' oil* In opposing onion demand responsible fo r those effects. ant to the young women of tld* Tinsley, M r. K. L. June*, Mr*. during the West V irglnhi talks "3. Tho Judge can never, through tllffeetl from the one In use In the which llio Irlliiin n l ogrceil in hear area . . the recent Improvement* M iiig iiie t Futch, Mr. W. R. Moore, his derision, force anyone to com- . West nod the October revolution lo your lleparlm ent a rr excellent argiinii'iilN this term Involves the Mr. M. J. Her ret, M r*. Idle Perdue, which broke o ff last month. m il an IntrlnsIrH lIy Immoial a d , | now I* celeli.uled Nov. 7). decision hy o specinl three-judge Three operator* who also asked . need Venetian blind* In vnnr i Mi Itis'hoel liranch, M r. Jewell anonymity, *ald th a t I* to say. contrary liv it - oufcderid court ill Itk liiliiiiim t'it> there l*n '* a sewing loom • . a morse for Imy* BFI.U It A OF, Yougoshivlii. Nov. W. M cLiivrln, ii iiegin, (lint In Slone, Mr. A. II. Sins, Mrs. Dor­ chance o f anv major inlilweatnrn I tire to the law* o f Cod m thi' in home m ilking." hailed Ihc 1 7 -(A 6 — Yugoslavia othy Cloden, Mr. H arris W. Dean, pioduccr s e ttlin g *epnrntelv with Chinch. Thai court ii'Jected the plea o| K. I.. Jones, pilncitnd of the people o f th i Soviet U nion—hut he allowed to ii I tend cIiishi' s lit (lie Mr. Rule Cowan, Mr. Ralph Weth- the oplon. One *uhl the union 1* "3. He cannot in any case form ­ UchIh High Hrlinol. Agriculture not their leaders—today on the waging o “ rum or campaign." a lly lecognixe and approve the lle p iiilu ie n t, said, "You have one University " f Okllihnm ii no it cipsiioii and M r. T. F. Wledenberh. '-’outre* here said that the unjust law (which, any wav. would 32nd anniversary of the Russian coinpli'lelv nnii-NCgegiih'd hu*ls. I lie K volim lion Committee i t evolution. of the most complete a g riro ltiiri ' Mel.mil in. in Ills appi'ol to the made op o f all type* o f claaariiom onion 1 I* seeking a seven-hour never constitute the foundation of nrourniii* Mini fa u n - In the enliic ilorhn. newspaper o f Premierday am| an Inrreoae of 116 cent< u Judgment valid in coo-, it-iice 1 1 1 * 1 ............. Coot I, ..................I tha' teaclietH, sojierlnleiidonte and supschool system . . I he closeness of In dully- wage* a* well a* a and iHiforc lim it. He, therefore, j .Marshal Tito's government, and the oolverHilv . acludcd him ............. from nur different your farm fn r llllle * I- mi assei the rest o f the press underlined elfare tl>«- i 'I.imhmum where w hile *ln - cI iooIh, colleges uml other atqtc " o*t In ■•• /w’ "••“ • v fund conlrlbti m ount pruiuniocr a penal sentence this fact. . . nerd more devehipinenl In fm which may he enulvali'iit to h sim i­ eslrv courses." Tin, leadership o f Russia, said ....................r r * III student body and fa cu lty ere iTa^"’r . UMW s i s he* not — amuiuiired It* la r approval. HI* responsibility Rorha, "Jeopnrdlr.es mul tramnle it In an afteiiiooo and flake T. F. Wledenlieek " f W lnlei tint - i would !*• even grnvet If Ids sen. very ....... to lie aide to peabit! demands publicly. , lll'e rtv , Independence and tlaill'll. I'healrnl Kilm'idlon llc p u il- p ail lo cla- - w o k Ihioogh an le tte r sin,olil cause a pllhllr scan­ peaceful devcloiuncnt o f other la n d , deditreil, “ Your iilhlctle open dooi lie added thul h" ul<o 1* ami nei peril I e In any way• w ith III' dal. se'ln llstlc countries." U. D. C. I'O N V K N T IO N rpiirstla me good and Conch I ’m I escimled fiom the legolin lllo u iy Itioop. In cliiip d Tlm rsduy the Htuilept "4. Nevertheless, not all ap­ The Soviet policy toward YuanKeltles Inis Ins-o most co-opeialive loom- and the iiiitin pan of Die NEW/ O RLEANS. Nov. 7 (At Council p ic*cnlcd another o f, II* —Mure .than, 1,300 delegates were plication nf mu unjust law I* equi­ slavla, Rorha continued, harmed In helping this conimlltee on It* cafeleria. The S|M'CU|I com I m le d ih a i M. i -pleiidltl program*. The program expected U}' register tmlay for valent tn Its recognition or ap­ the m ust o f Communism 01 a report . . need more m i..... - lo .am In leei'lves I'dociitiotinl op- » o< iiiadc op o f many exciting And tho M th general convention of proval. In II i In case the judge can time whrri "Am erican IntnarialsimrfM I list can In- plnyed In later life soeh ns golf, lentils mul swim- p o itliu llh 's i ipuil with I ho • of t lit IntelI'Hling things. A * o u r ’ n u t the Unltcil lln iig h ter* of the Con* - and KoiticUmc* perhaps nrtisl — ■mu " wpv preparing "In ;itarl a •et th unjust law lake lit, course new war In o rillT to establish I r h n It tin arbas* , llil'tg . . classes lire too largo. w h llf student-. Il decided I lint "It s||"ukei tor the program , Refchl fcdnrAcy. In the event th k t Ihl* lie Ihe sole w e rld } ,t e ! Jf f { .i u . | ^ , , 1 W llltm il Cutvnii, I'rln rlp a l of the I* w ithin the powci of the -dale Him pirn from Miami UnlvefpRy — ........... — n:T* |v .vr.v. lin to M i'i.riM s M W J U r t mean* In prevent iiitirh graver Hull Seim School. i to recognise rticlul ilhdluelion* he. spoke. H it,hi Shuplro slKlko N rw Hnivrno Hniyrnh lleio'll Beach IIHgh A ft H eparlilient, Maid, A fine tween Its clliseos and to c h i-.lfy F ar East und Its struggle fo r •i firs t, II w'u- necessary lo have evil. nria depitrl ment, hot you need o them ." olid ■Ii ' oiih racy. He I. l| mimeographed. Nevertheless, it "H e ra il Inflict a penally for *” *“ *** ~~ ~~* f pernmnent lnstrilH m . . the mo-jc • in ml to Hanfofd Just 10 lit^ aplu js a fine paper mid wonderful ex Violation o f it had law If It I* such In other lO’tioiiH today the Mb If nnilNssS s hon Pass Masi dopartmenl la very Ii Ipparltnc.............. .. MMlIsfaelory. ample o f whet can anti ha* bran 'i nature that lie who Is punished as chaplain. A d m ille ii to Monroe ■ iiddti'N* mu fu c iiity and stm lonl e i.n ili F lloa J. Mnughton, Jr. atpl four Aniung ' thnso attending Inc Refused to coosiilei no at- I body Me Is very much lliteroftB fl done by a few herd working stud­ I* reasonably w illin g lo lake It Chapter In 11*141 lie served it us ureal gram lchlltircn. '* ..' meeting nlhor than faculty and ti.ck hy u d lio a il strike. in Aiiio i Icmii school student* and ent*, w ith the oddit agslnst them lu oriler lo avoid that evil o r ‘ to high priest in H lllt ns treusurer In I'onim ltter mcml«'r* were Mr, lecls it I* a privilege uftd putv ,'n mn/it o f the way. You member* of assure n good n f oven greater Im­ 11121-33. Ilec'ldi I the U. S district Lawton County Hoperliitendent nf ran prudentlv imagine that such te ll the people what other cdiin- the Crlpry Fed s tu ff urc t< Mr. Moughtnii wo* H charter Schmilai W. M. Hnvi.e* of the m in i lii'ie ha- powci 1" g uild n I lies ate dong lo promote demo- rummeiulrd on your fine Johl snnrlluu w ill l>« w illin g ly accepted inemhur o f Taylor Commnmlsrv Behnol Boatil uml Mr*, linker, group of negro f i i r i i i i i i an in ' nicy, lo moke their w orld a bat­ A g irl unprouchod ms the other pm lance, or If the Judge knows or which was chartered July IP, IP2I, lu iicllo ii agam-l ii - e ile il t li- ii m i­ president o f the I*. T. A. L ', day at school nntl asked my opin­ I'V the IruitNgressor fm supcrKr and which he served as conimamlet ll,a tlo ii in i a ill null ioh iis-lgli- ter place to live In i llid 'ld Shuplro recently vjsit- ion as lo what I would do In her motives." In IP23. He was elected prelate muni*. • d the Fur Fust uml made a wide case. Her case was that she liked The Pope went on: in Dcrcmlwr, H>2.'l. Installed in Today's defeat lo l.ewlwas ukc “ In times o f persecution.” -aid IP24 and served every year sinre hi- si 'Olid at the liimds of the to 'e y of its conditions and pro- u certain mnle character nntl she high com I II uicaiis ilu ii hari iuv Idem*, und fio m this tr ip ho drew had a pretty good idea thul he was the Pope, "P rie s t* and laymen then. (I aallaatO fe e * oi» o a ie iiu i. i f each and every Jllsl a little sweet on her, hut they often perm it themselves to l»e Survivors include the widow, colilinuunre of the prewnt intl- n r unusual iipiei'iiU'tit liv the I he slm lenl. teacher, mother uml fath- never rm ilil quite make the couple! | condemned w ithout o ffc tln g re­ Mrs. Hazel llrockwav Mote.’ '* mu: rm irl lo Ike ii -I'coiel loot luge III onlei Uiut tin* piogroin ease Hint llo- fine imoi w ill et in Hatlfoid ami Hemiliole County, Well, my only mlvlcc I* that soon­ sistance, even by Catholic Judge* one daughter, Mrs. Ralph |l- Chap may M’ carted on through the next ••mid have lieen at H. 11. H. to er or later Hip flame Is going to 10 fines nr deprivation o f persouul man; lw „ sons, Kllon J. Moiighlon, III' paid Into till fed* I at • two >eur*. to*,ii him, I ’m sure that not one I hum out or hum Iw lrp a* much. llls 'ilv x s x When, In this way, Hr., and Leslie II. Monghlott; five in i ii in ............... . BTRAM H E A T E D ••Hilling the pust yeillH of <hii.- l-ewitt tlu.nun noil llo peimiii would hove le ft w ith ih e ! And aonteone better he “ seeing 11 is possible to preserve for the one daughter, Mrs. Ralph II. Chap IHHI were expendetl lor repairs, ro- $:t,600.nnn oil Him dii i reeling Unit is was a waste o f the lig h t", an drop the "boom "! , people nii honest Judiciary and man. Miss Charlotte Moiighlon. plHt'HiivniH. iiilililio iM , new liiclitintf grow lin' of a coal slilhc Beforo wo part, here's a word to avert fo r the Church anil the Mrs. (ivorge M. Cooper, Jr. of lin te l II was a pleasure to be there i bystem*, lilenchera und other tmich oppcal to the Hupri'iiie th a t I thought would f i t in good fal'Jifol far mom fe a rfu l cala­ Raleigh, N. C „ Mrs. Cyldc ('. and heat ftiihlu Shapiro apeak. needed impovements. b lit the p ro ­ the uulna's fine wu* cut t _ i -i _J _k __ J flrsene, San Francisco, Calif, ami Also mi the program w# had w ith tim e* as. they arc today. m ity." gram has Just well lu-gun and 1)00, hul the l.ewl* penultv "S ure, money talks. Hut nowadsv* | the H. ii. S. Ulee Club to enter­ unless tho p rise n t m llloge I* again led changed lu Ihc -ecoml tain. This is the glee club's firs t you oan’t hold on to It long enough , voted the program w ill cense at tempi m 'lloii In HUM, (odds, appearance. It la directed by Misa fo sta rt g conversation". (Thu Ilm 'rinse of till* Sellout term ," hi.rm gh nIiiiii I v doubled Itoth I Mile Reese W hittle. Tim H. II.. & Jim m y Duranto Show, NRCf Ami lie stated. W11>I IN I H I A I flnea. band tnitler the direction o f M r„J L now I shell hid you one end ell a "Thu m a jo rity o f our school The HUM Hull,miiI began when fond farewell. building*." he pointed out, ,'were 1,1 win m i ll-i'll Hie hiiM m ill opcr- K. Hitch performed on tho pro* erecteil from 30 lo 30 years ago torn of "dlslinriorlnu" llie lr till- g io n i also. Tile Hliident Connell Is sponsor­ and many mnjor repairs .ire es­ lull ronlrncl liv mil ngii'cing to sential If they iiu to I ni kept In hi* demands for ii i 100 a. ninth ing o school m agiuine salo Nov. 17. Tho C urtis Mngusine Company la firs t clns* rendition. N othing la o f pension fm retired mlnera. Ihe tom pniiy which promote* this greatar linporlanm lim n our ed M in i'll began leaving the pila big m agiuine sale thoughout the on Mur. HI. HUM n „ A p ril 3, toon try. Ho come on all you guya MiNK.dl WII II CA«/ WlfH th a t every taxpaying i l l l i e i i w ill 1048 (Inhlshorough l-suetl an make an e ffo rt to go lo the polla i.rdvr forbidding the union nnil ita and gal* und lat'a sell the magaxMIX ft kV H S (IX MIX l i f t ' , Read ,T u rn m Inesl I f * money fo r the school and on Tueaday and caat a vote fo r the o fflrln U from "ro iitliiu ln ir Ihi your entertainm ent! I t , the F lu k in g Arrow Impovemcnt ami upkeep o f theae strike now In ualatenre." The faollltlea. The Celery Fed school newspap­ order wiin Issued under n T o ft“ The achonl trustees," M r. Imw- lle rtle v litilm r l.nw provlalon er was sold a t H. II. H. today fo r ton aaaerted, "aarvo w ith o u t any perm itting ro tirl In jiiiirlliin a a- len cunts a copy. This was tha compenalon, but give th e ir lim e e«|nat strike* tlm* lnt|ierl| thn "entail's firs t edition o f the Celary nntl thought freely anil ahould be fo r i this ycur. Any and everything supported In Ihelr e ffo rte to make in the way o f school nswa etc was In Ihc Fed. and keep out echool bulldlnga and equipment a credit to tha County.'' y t’", ami undoubtedly, the gossip column Ion. Knr w ithout the gots p column. It would not be tha Celery Fed! This paper Is a pager a round H. H. H that |« s trlc t/y ? o r I I 'I ’ l u lie Heiiiluiilu III student. No, m a f. P iiftd iu tg N M 'lil i he the firs t edition Isn't the pret­ tiest, most legible publication that ha* been put out this fg r , hul must nut forget (hat due to a] r.ess o f tim e not too much Lewi« Fine Seminole Hi Catholic Church f W«uinjrFotr V (L . ................... .............. . . . . _ Me. endor.-rd most o f tho "F a ir l>ei||" program, t •«» (ioverrror Thotuaa K. Uewey, tllu la r liendi u f the "R epublican I ’a rly uml an Inlenslvo ijampalgnm __ t|m fo r ____ Uiilli'N,t inlurpruted ii(w the Truman aporrh, luoadcaat from Waahtngton, a* a *ign of Dainoeratk $p»i#ty. tp .i .Dewey appointed Dulles (o Urn Si'hale Iasi July after the realgiialon o f tlm ailing New Dealer, lobert F. Wagner. Tho winner to­ morrow w ill (III out the remaining '!f Wl,Kn* f ’H term. The statu w ill elect a senator lo a fu ll sixyear term next Nuvember, New Y ork'* other siuiutor lu Irv in g M. Iv r*. a Kepnhllrun, who defrated Lehman hy 361,0011 In 1340. It wa* I.chinan'* only defeat III a long public career. Vlre-President Barkley, three member* n f the Truman cabinet, rriu iK im u. Kooaevelt uml (bor sun. Hep. Franklin !). Nm w * • 0 . Jr... campaigned fo r M him lh. . The Now York Herald Tribune im! C entral Dwight Risener on suylng, In response to ueellon un lo how he would vote tom orrow: i . . " I •h*H vole fo r those rundl(W tM wluiNe principle* eupport tlm fuweervsllon o f the freedom ami the jih c rty o f the American c ltl[ P j* J ' f " 1' 1 !-te 'ho was ■ ra tifie d by wlm t lie termed III* .eenhower a "endorNomunt x x x o f .U e View* o f freedom and lib e rty , } ! • the Individual which I have been expressing during the cam t H . City Election paet. 1 have nothing to eell tny aervlrea. I trust every qua!l tomorrow I I ehall ho perfeetly eetlefled i TMUlt.' He requeited hold tonight at ItM S * •» ‘h* Court Houie,-,a»d that he had a message of tltl Importance to clUseu. layor Carraway will make a tn » PP?*i t° V • talk ! 100 ° e*£k tala evealng over Lotto* will JameH Moughton ! Hr Aftvriiri? 3 School MIII [{ I M ‘ 7! LAST TIMES TODAY Color CartootiM Shorts [Children Under 12 FREE Complete Shown 6:45 - 8:45 - 10:00 Laat Tinea Tonight TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY! Flrat Cantrnl Florida Showing! M WtitUd- IC W A I Q IM A U . ft TUES. and WED.! �* ‘F ~ r j Pm l a U n ity Thera I f BfratiglK— Ta P n lM l th* f i M i of Ih* World i To Proaoto tha P ro f rot* of Amarlca. to PTofoco P rM H 'll! for 8 Sanford. I f m t l THE W E ATH ER T’ orlIjr cloud)- th rn u fh Wadn##day, sonir likelihood n f local shower, un niuthetisl coast and I f h - 'V«rm rr I li i n afternoon "ml tonight nml in north portion 'Vedttrsdny Moderate easterly « indi. d A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPAPER T VOLUME XXXX Accord Signed Refuses To With Republic . By CIO Chief W U. S. Steel la Only H One Of Big Pour Companies Which Is i S t i l l Strikebound W ASH IN G TO N . Nov. 8— tA't —Government o ffic ia l* said tnday the eleel * trik e h a t been VI ‘'broken fo r a ll practical pur­ port**” now that three major prodoc era hava signed peace pacta w ith the CIO ateel workera. I t waa reported In ateel In­ dustry circle* th a t the giant C. 8 . Kteel Carp, a lto la preparinn ■n o ffer to the union, However. It waa taid thia o f f t r may nut ho aubmltted fo r aareral day*. Presumably, any U. 8 . Hteel o f­ fe r would bo patterned general_ |v after the agreementa reached • W* Bethlehem. Republic and J A u t A ^ H A N F ( ) H n ! T E O R lD A r T U E S D A Y Established 1908 ■■ CHICAGO. Nov. 8— (A*>—John L. Lew la abruptly called o ff today’e meeting w ith his Called Mine W o rke n policy committee w ithout esplanallon. The union chief eent word to the committee that he le “ engaged" end that he w ill not be able to meet w ith the 2M-man group u n til 10 A.M. tumor row. A meeting had hern tcheduled fo r 3:89 P. M. today. • WASHIN GTON. Nov. 8 </?’> Republic Steel Corporation irtlled with ilt striking worker* Uxlay <>» a cotnprnmitc welfare plan. Tlie agreement leave* only llir induilty't giant, U. S. Steel Cor­ poration, tlrikclraund among llie big four ileclmaker*. Government g mediator* look it a* (be »ign of a ■welling tide That could waib out labor trouble* in bolb tlrrl and coal. Mediation official* Itavr lirtd all along that when tlerl icldct, peace in (he coal field* will not be far away. The Republic agreement put new pttature behind mediation effort* ■* hi the coal r i m itoppags- , *< '' Rertlebem, No. 2 Heel producer. f te * * tt * « 4 «■ ra w * Tway Home Is Attacked In Letter Writing C o a l Controversy • ? ' W ILLIA M S O N . W* V n „ Nov. H “ More w ill come," Mr*. U Beetia Brown trile f raphed the Ilim tlngtnn-A dvertiao r n fto r re­ porting her home had l>ecn at tacked In retaliation fo r hnr letter criticising Hie *n ft coal *trlk e nml th * mine union leader*. M r*. Brown, w lfa n f a roal loader, wrote the paper laat week ■aylng *he w h " tic k n f alrlkea.'* Hhe hI* m had harah word* fo r John I.. Lewla, president o f the M United Mine w o rk tr*. Ila'a " fa r V too old and power-mad tn control anything a* Im portant a* man'* detllny, the wrote in her 700word letter. Sunday night the Browns' homo waa atoned and window* ware broken by a person o r person* un­ identified. And yesterday, Chester Brown, 40,* the husband, waa advised by friend* not to report fo r cleanup work at the mine where he Is amO ployed. The cleanup work ha* been w gbtng on from tim e to tim e during the strike to apetd up the re­ opening when the strike la settled. ''M r s . Brown Informed the peper o f the attack In this telegram ! "E ffe c t o f la tte r fir s t page Sunday home wrecked. In fa n t es­ capes in ju ry. More w ill coma." The Browns' one-year-old grand­ son waa alccping in g'e rfb near one o f the shattered windows. He was not hurt. ■«£' Deputy S h e riff B llty Y arn had................................... verified th# IncidanL u______ lf h i 1 but added th a n had. bees no o ff i­ cial complaint. In the absence of such a com plaint and Identifica­ tion o f the atone thrower, he said th a t no w a rra n t could ba served. .q U IR IN O L I A D 8 M A N IL A , Nov. S - W ) — Presi­ dent E lipldln Qulrlno held a s lig h t lead over hla tw o opponents fo l4 * lowing yesterday’s Moody election tg Ui» P hilippine*. ” ' ’-qulrlno was Icoding in most of the provlneaa with Dr. Jeee P. Louref, former puppet prceld under the Jopooewg god ioetoe NeMoting'in Manlier < m M p o rty eondhhrtp I I \ Comment Vf »»’ J iP Crommelin Is Let Off With R e p rim an d N ? )V .~ 8 T T 0 I0 Defense Chiefs Tour Fort Henning NavyCaptainWlioPrecipitated Probe Of Armed Services Is Restored To Duty ♦i & i U N H ID M IN I W orkara p ra ild a n t John L. Lew i* I* questioned by a re p o rte r In W ashington ih o r tly ■Iter the U.M.W. leader and Fed* a r il Mediation Director Cyru* Chlng conferred for two hour* on the eoal strike. Lew i* refuted to comment on the meeting tfnferna(tonal) Judson B. Walker Talks To Rotary On Good Schools Orange County Super­ intendent Outlines Rules For Success J ih Imui II. Walker, .Siiperinlrntlrul of O inngr ro iin ty n c W ilt. told llir Rotary ('lu ll al ih r T n u riil C cn lri yctlerday that ibc lin e r g rc a lrit d rlc ire u l* In p m o n a l iuc ccs* a ir indention, doubt and fear. “ Mn»l of us fra r »omrlhing". he said., “ I t jn e y .im others, or old age, nr financial fa i­ lure. W r should makr u p our mind* •it In tvhat Wr 'wAhl |o do and wbai we'uugHf *u do, *nd then do ii. for there it nothing to be gained M,.,||ict.ra„w rommnn«l and pul from putting thing* off, or trying m l)i nfidii'a old spot, lo avoid a decitjnn . | line of the matters liu Inherited COMMANOINO OfNCIR A f f o r t Banning. tSeorgla, Ms) (Jen W ither* llurres* (rig h t) captain* th * AM power nf an M -l.t medium lank and other sights on Ihe Arm y post to viaBlng t:tilrls n( StnlT and Service S ri rrtnrles Shown r l In r ) arc! Athnirvl i'nrrrvt P. Slim man, Chief of Naval Operation*; Oen. lin y l VaUdenl'ei g, A ir K>>rr* l liief nf S 'afl! Dcferuc Secretary Louh Johnson and Clenernl Burren*. <In trrn iilln n a l) Malko Is Indicted Parole Granted For Kidnaping In Florida’s Most Seminole Holdup Famous Convict Frank Palermo I h AIbo Al Mouse Given Free­ dom To Take Sick Cilia r^etl With Being Accessory To Crime Mother To M.iyo's An indictment charging Roffs . IA U A IL V S .s u ;. Nov H </!') M alVovirh. alia* R n d .M a lk*. wSStlt'/hr l'a iil- u l- r d a y ^ 'tn ifd a kldNappiun Pr'ggV Thoiapkin* on i (inditinn.il purntr to Al H uurr. jilh h 4 w hin hr (lied tree a* a ITnrid.i'i limit iintnrinii* long trim •liield hi grtim g out o f the Saminolr ronvii'h I In patdnii. i iiiiililionrd on (Tuli following an atlengUcd mh licry. wn* rriu rn n t hy the Gr-iml H " " - ' '« rgirrm im t tn leavr the il.Kr in,I mil irliirn. will hr rf Jurv vr»trrrl.iv nftcinnon. M ilk n v u li. ,iLn charged w illi fr i in c Nov I -I 1ir vrill lint In- llix lrt njpriviIMtM. bring mi m r r n n ry In armed nil, lirry in rn n n rrtin n with llir n nl llir fa ro lr ( iiiilllin,l "II lint •fir Irm |i 1rd In.1.1 up, p lradrd imi Pa fill Hi Ilo llll 1 111,1V ie,,i kr lit. par ginllv In tin* information. Mr » .« (Ion il III) llimr 1fir ■n inni w .i, i n (tiiiiiirlififull fu rrp re trn trd hy (i. W S p rm .. ( ommis Knurl nl Agrn iilliit r \.t Judge M Ii .Sniltll *rl llir .l.ir of M iilk o v trb ’* Inal at 10 A \1 i Im ii M lyo, h r rifl n( ihf pit,on »v * Nov 17 F'rank f’ alnm o. . 1 " Iriii ■'Mo»l id the thing* which go frum Denfald wa» the case of to make up good pbl.lic school. n rf , < rr.mmHIry who had admitted mak mg public the lingon letter and lo lie found in the local’ H,r roinm un- ,, liiul lieeii Hiiapended by lletifeld. rn rih m ird To often we | Mnithew* also bad in n tn irtrd "y - he - ...........................................wail for llir pnurtng m il o f fund* I'eofeld to take "appropriate hcfrnm the .la ir nr fedrral govern- ■ "tfai nsl Crommelin. Shi'rnien’a n fflre announred: menl lo give ut good irh o o l., bid " A ft r r a e urcflll review o f all money ra n 'l rfo ll all. Good ichool* tin' ■■'irrinnalaneei attending the ilia rg rd with bring an ane iM iiv m H sm tsa a * tin r u * a n * are tn he found in your Im a l Kip llir ro iiiirry, p lradrd not gmllv imi rrm lriid rn l. your *clioo| p rin ­ CONVICTS C AU G H T w ill fir tu rd on llir im n r rlalr cipals. your faculty, ymir I ’arrntT A L L A H A S S E E , Nnv. M irlm i'l S illvl, alli'g.-ii tn tnn-. l li r k'lnr Ida Highway Patrol Tracher* A tiocialion*. and the *uptoday reported recapture o f two I m-i ' m line o f tin. groii|i Unit ... port which they are given hy llir of nine convicts who broke out involved in |ln> roiibery, idi-ini.'l general p u litk ". of a statu road camp harrarka g llillv on -Inly lf> to Uii' rdf. . . o f nrm oil roldiery, »alr| O. IV I !.•» >■ SlM'aklng in place of Knrle Kipp, near Porry Sunday evening. Tin- lwo, Jantra Manual P e lltt (Inn. d o rk o f Ihr* ronrt. Snlvl did farm er Hanford aclmol principal, not npia'iir in ronrt yesterday now head o f Orlando schools, who and Hubert Carpi, were taken An ilidietm eiil was le lin n .d waa unable to be present on nr- Ii to custody near Tocena, Oa. count o f tile llloes* o f hla fnlher, Three other* whn fled w ith ihem iig n iiisl .for- Turner DI»on, 17 \ .. Superintendent W alker waa Intro. in a stolen car “ got another ear oill voiilh, rb n rg liig murder In Hi (lured by Ham M artina o f tho ito- nml kept on going," the patrol firs t degree in ronneellnn with H.filia l shoolltig o f Carrol Knglid. Mild. ■- ii'M n a w * raws T m i id ii fishing ram p near Lake I.-It. N. “ S PY " R KI.EAHED Hiip. Tile I'ltse tills lieen set Im . C A T H O LIC R U LIN G LONDON, Nov. ft— ( /n —Ha in- 11 Ini for Monday morning h) I ii nn W A SH IN G TO N . Nov. H - l / T ) The NaUonnl Catholic W ejfarr eel M rryn o f the United Htates oVIoi'k. Conference say* I’opo Plua X II embassy, accused o f spying In The ro n rt ib .le riiillie il dial Di> did- not Inland, in rem ark* he Prague, has been freed from pri­ on w h Vi iiisolvent unit not able h< son and ordered out o f the counmade Sunday, to place a fla t ban l>av an attorney and th e re ffiir nt> the o ffic ia l Caechoalovak pointed K ariyle Hmishidder In .1. on the g ra n tin g o f divorce* by tiy , news agency reported tonight. Cuthollc Judge*, fend him. M rryn Waa nrreatad Oct. 21 The group pointed out, how­ The rase n f Henry Grubb, riuuif ever. th a t a prominent Catholic ii) Czech security police. The Cscrh news agency Cateka. ed w ith breaking and entitling >• theologian has held th a t a Catho­ fillin g still inn and a garage m lic Jurist ia “ bound” to avoid, i f In a broadcast from Prague, said Ovledn w ith intent In rnm inil r«•)•posslhto, g ra n tin g a divorce Mrryn had sikad tho president H sa lla u a * Oa ra g s T * « l "which w ill probably ba th * oc- of the republic " to ha released from prison by wag o f pardon." caalon fo r an Invalid rem arriage." TKIANGI.E SOLUTION -r LOS ANGELES, Nnv. H-f/Vi A woman teatifled In a eiislodv nml Riipport case th a t her Inisband and hi* sweetheart gave h rr a Inarled gun and s lrn iiiig tablet* w ith which in rommlt anlrlde. The ro n rt yesterday awanled tho woman. M r*. Helen Ktfer. 2H. Hy HAM DAWSON custody n f her twn ehlldren and NEW YORK. Nov, 8 - ( / P ) - Santa Clau. it set to gut a 1900 mil­ ordered her hashend, Dan Elfer, lion bite on dad for toys this Cbriitma*. Ther# at# a rtco rd number o f 40, to pay SIOO m onthly pending children to unwrap tba presents, and s record number o f fathers to buy a divorce tria l. th * toys and help wear them out. B U IL D IN G P E R M IT Tba shop* w ill o ffa r more lower-priced toys, but plenty o f luxury Nell R, Angel recently seemed priced ones, too. American to y A ---------f 11 a C ity p e rm it to erect a 17/XM) m anufacturer* th in k thayTI top rush, a r t showing moot toya pre­ concrete block home on Ixa-ntt Inat year's u n it antes volume, but sumably powered by a t o m i c Avenue In tha Magnolia Height* th a t s lig h tly lowered prices may energy and ie t prepulalon. section. The Dawson Const ruc­ hasp the dollar anlaa volume down Or, If fa th e r M e been w orried tion Co. has charge o f Ihe build­ to last year's MOO m illio n . M n ta about the housing situation, may ing work. Claus may ba penalised a few ba he'll buy on* o f the n o r C A T T LE M E N M EET yards in communities where in ­ fabricated to y Imnaaa, TAM PA. Nov. »—(A l — The comes hava been hU by strikes or I f he's a ll stoamod np about the F lorida State Cattlemen’* As­ tug-of-w ar between eon) and o il. sociation began lie annual muw ith i t . ovmrtoan o f etrikae and vantion here today, hut the open­ prices, and th# labor dispute* in - ing business session wh* mnflnad to routine a ffa irs. Moat o f the big doing* aro slated fo r tom orrows business session. Talks by Governor Warra il and F. A M ollln, aaecntlve secretary o f tha N ational Live­ stock Association, era scheduled, and o ffice r* w fl) be-w ieted than-’ Record Number Of Children Set To Boost Record Christmas Sales M a v t w hi i Mill In I m i I .fo|K |»r|fl.ip Mirnr then sny nlliri la ir 4lf III lal h» k<rrp 1ii iii .r lit piII 0(1 fur 24 'F***IM, pimpmerl Ili.lt lir fum fir rrfr, o rd io lik e III, ill tin ilfiri to Miiyo lio d lie is lot lie.ilinenl lie mod lln tlse ini', n g ire it mil • n r til it In lln -lute if |>e i. i. Irilsed. Tile I'lin ln ii It.iind took m. oiliii'illuL. in l n.n mi Ik h i mu m,-iidaliiili House was ii'liteni'i'd In ' i ve ll l.ila l id Ml veil! fm iiin n "l ml. Is 'iy , possesaioli of bin glni mils finds. Inn glut v and Inii'i-nv in llills l.iiim ig li ro iin ty l( r began insenlenre Nnv 15, I tilt t mid Imbeeri in llie liens ii'i'in I not I y ever shire. Ills rase Inis been bionghl t« Ihe Siiprenn* Court nm ii. lim n a dnxi'ii times, mostly on pel limns lie wrote himself aftiq studying law In the prison llb ra iy fn Ilia ru rlie r days he Hindi news in an H lteniplril Ineak finm |irisnn In whlrh he stint and wmiiidi.il prison Hupl. .1, S. B lilr li, pri-diTi-s snr id preseol Hnperinlemlent I Chapman. A tint her tim e an ear Ape wss blockeil when ginirds fimnd » pi* | n| w h irli had Imen smuggled to him in hla cell Mayo said that under the slate u s i H n H o« ra a * t » * i ■ Record Number Of New York Voters Weigh Fair Deal Armed Services Wnnt Plans Studied To Block Army Defense Move W A M lI M .IilN , N„v H </?•>A Sen.it. I Ion.e vtionp .iiu.iniird i ramp.in!ii i » J n tn Mm k the Arm­ ed S e iv n e . Imm .lofliUK d c lr n tc im liitlnr. ml.mil Imm llir great l.ikr- nid • n •.I,iI K.ilr, t. .illni); it-rli the iltlnU m .ll "N atill)*.* t lli'lr li. r ( n m in illrr" th r group it.e« . . niu.re.vioii.il aclion lir * l 1r . i. In Im l.lri (he delriDCS n l AI.1A .1 im I tin' in , i «i ,d irgmn*. ll .u g a r . ll.it die imv In ..ilegu.ud IV.II p i <.1III. I..ill l.n lllllr. |. In vrl op .id riim i. ilr lr n . i'. Im ilirm w ilrtr III*'* III llnl in l|* In lllllM. ilirm mil nl ir.ii Ii Srri.ti.n M.iuiiimni (l) W ,nh) I* I ll.llllli.il* nl die S i'in tr group and deleg.ilr II.mil'll n| Al.isk.* u le a d ­ er no llie I Iniiv,' rule Admiral F nrretl f’ Sherman, the nrw Naval Chief of Operthimr, ditpoied of C iom m rlin'* i.,«c hv w riting him a letter of reprimand The Id le r la id Crommrlm had »mlalcd Navy r'C tlla t'""* Crommelin, 48-y«ar-old uM lm n hero o f W orld W ar II, li.id hreti under tuipention while thr Navy considered whelher In um rl marlia l him. Hhi.rmun, In putting him hark on active d u ty, uaHlgm-d him a, ii via tint) o ffic e r oil the stu ff »f the western »ou fro n tie r i.mininridvr. (in Oet, 3, Crommelin Hlrpped tn newspapermen tuple* o f « h-Hei from Vico Ailm lrHl Git h Ii I I' Bo­ gun to Herr c la ry «f ib * Navy Frum-I* I’ . Matthew*. Ilogan'* le tte r spoke of <D-»atUfa<tion among N m y men over m ilita ry pollcie* (lull rut nnd built up the A ir F » ric Bogan raid that morale. particularly umtmu ymmgor officer*, win la-ing hurt. The puldlrollon of the I r ll n broughl on lint Im p iliy UnHouse Armed Servlre* I'n m iiiiU it Into Uie quarreling among the nrnied service*. • A fte r the hnarlng closed I're*lcient Truninn. on rccoiiimendntmn o f Serretary o f the Navy Mni thuw *. ousted A ilm ind l.mn* fi Ih-ufeid as Chief n f Naval Operatings, Ornfeld, In tcstlnmny In the llquaa couwnUlae, Ji*d been *h*rply . crHIval n f prevent defense pojlclca. ,u u t Mntlhew* m id the mintci was nut a rcprlanl for hU le a tim o n y ;. that lie hnd deuldml .a illw r Dcnfald would have to go. Sliurumjt was hriiught from the __ _ j i I n d ii . t r i e s S h i f t ­ ed I'luin Coast And Gre.it Lakes Area W ASHINGTON. Nov. H </!>» Cepl. John G. Crnmmriin. wlm»r rrlease of confidential N m v tim e* •pnndcncc touched o ff llir tung rciiio n a l invert iga lion nl military policy, got o ff loday wnh only * ■harp rcpiimand. He wa» retinrrd to active duly. *5- AwoclatH Pftw Leased Wlrr Britons Warned Against Use Of Gas In Next War Nerve Gas Rcvcnlcd W h ic h C a u se s D e a th W i t h C o n v u ls io n s V o tin g h. U n u s u a lly I lr;tvy In Contest Hr! wrrtt I Lillrs And Giivnunt Lehman \ lu tin g » i- liri.K iii Hnnford Uin .... limit; i- i Ilir m i went to • he l i l, th ill in vntr fn , » comiiK-Mniii-r fn, a tlirre year term . \ l .’ on i.'rli.ik ih r , n lr stood a t .m 2, the .inilldnlc-. *rc Andrew tiir in . ii,, m riin ilirlil, JctaO l.mlgr "ml Prin k M iller, Mra. I E Itnnmill it. r lr r k , predicted th,«i i iut,ii i iii,- nf mure than I ."on ......IH he , n l t., 7 ;0fl P.M. tillin g nn the re elerllun of ■.rhiiiil liiK lrfH mil lb* school m ill. t i e t ile s i, .is tic tit At 2:00 LONDON. No, H I hr lininc o ff n r w.trnrd iitilo n , I o i Ijv ibal a “ neivr 'js ,." w lm li i .,ti,r, d ra ll, in iu n , n l, m u n i. iy lie turd ■igsi(i,l ilirm if K in llin n.n Itir.iV , •.’.lis t, i i | t t i i i i n r r , rlc rk a t out. the « e'.i Kite pn i i i . i t nl Ihe G irl timl-Bns ; *|i(n r ,| :,(t ra te c , It mill llir 4n . . in iiqiini fi.iiil. nml nl ihe n is i side p re rin rt a t w ill |ir n r lr .ilr Im lli ilid llin g .mil •be lu n rls l l enter. Hugh T lllis , ■kin, .imi I Ini« will kill r , r n d ih r clerk, sl.iled lli.it n p p m s lm a ta lr victim i. w r.inng , g.i, m.r*k Ittll ,n lrs hnd tieen i list. T h r w.im ing « i , (onbinird in .i NEW U t lt li, Nn, 8 —(A1)— Irainimt in ,m in i .m ilitn n r.il w,n(in , n in if I h.min t llsw ey, I lie) Ilive in.i lied rp o lt to larc p iih li.h n l Im Ih ils in ', nrw llsked Ini hi. Ill,re a d on the in itriiin r nl thr New York state • en.llni- in.) 78 | irp ir« rn ta - p rriiM iirn l ( n il IM r m r Corps elei linn when lie Arrived from It ,.m l llir i> i, .p ,r, n il i I n r , hi tin- '. in t . il .mil g ir.tl l siket M h h i , in , n ir im l.i), replied: legions ..Ding d ir ir n r in iln a lio n i |M» w ill, pi n III,ill, no no rll ll ‘T l i n n make mi, predlcllirs r ................llnl i.Irq iM lrly dedors md i.in tr e iilin im .ilio n m lliuis .m, mure " blialrim g. Ilo- ln«t w.uiiing vn (rn d ril Al It WA \ > Nnv H ( / P ) _ I -Vr ii mini it,Hilling." llir ir p n il lim g rt, i, w liru 'u, vn ion lirg in . New N. k i nl,* i w riylie il I ’ renIn dim ,md lie In . Im nblr I'M iiv.ing ,.inl, "i- lln i n m l i-Milrm e tlml , fen I | rinti ii . I sit I le 11 pro•III- .limril Inn e, lie 1,11 Illy .lllnilt- hi* ry r,. lln - i, lidtow ril hv Mill ,;i in. K llie I'lll. l Imv h.d.tv, lurnIIII); lln, .Kill n r m.iking r f ( m t ) to ning <d O.r ll",e m il liu h ln e ,, nf Mt Ht Vt . iillinhrr lo elect llll , iiioM mi Iii •i i f , limn lln- a rrii* lo llir i hr '1 IL pill mh tn M i f m in Ib llle , or lit rlh vllf “ I f 1•♦!**• 1 •It 8. inI.,ini Im 111,-n, Im , n milv reai l l I r Imi.i r, lo llie mni Mill 1 III Mt ♦VI if OfHN u ill lie 111" r tin »1 . >or*, " 1t it .i iu| 1*011 tin r S Sr Mala* t.e foil. u r*l I'bi' ill nmd lo t.......... .. . lln-sn vnlst.m a of Mi 1 limit-' nml fill'll . ni'n , ii b i1i,. lilr, 'lir irp n i I add pilHSitli, " Hen h * 1Ih volin k' M • hr ivv III most I'd. I'i i mi i H r ) n r w illiill tm lllli* " id " o il year Tim nmiiM il aMl i In* fnlnl i'ltfi "1 (fir fell* ♦Im I ilig uillg* d p o trlilm l elieMiies, (( list f f isiiwri *-*■« star vidsi.ms mni hi hv* n i> fl\ i* m in u te . llipm 11.mi I'lim m ilIres i i i r lin­ to si) Imm 4, i P» mllfi g " ii t hr ing fni im d , lln- ir p n il Mild, ''to ilosi*. gid .'g.iin-i in lllla iy and inaiiiiThe ninmnil .n.d ir« Mltpcks in M ini in- I ill bulks uiiii-h Uneaten a fu lilie „ m pMilnihl) ivn iilil he In- safety of lln- n n u tiil unit Great jmt made hv inn i s ii dr.ipplng ga > . ikes irg iiiiis ami would liinidirap Lim bs " i ieli'H.mg them overhead lie flee i'U lit|ifll!i(U I t , iilr li lie* form d *pr>'y b. ru iln< .m ure id our m ilita ry hi Inth raddltlnn In neive gn». It sslil I ---------- piodurtion siiperbn ily over n lla r 'Ey,, b ll'd ." mill slinking gases nf t \ LEA I I AHHEE. Nnv. mil pip, In lb * paal," World W ill ..... (>l"b*hly would lie , „ ., r ,l|„ l l„na "III "( dsslers Tim g ln iiji w ill upeii l li r drive ' >i» ninking l ln iIds * "dumping m m yem to le ip iire tin- nrnied ■t**"! "New I’ ll ii' • lim e heel, di .icnvei . m m il" fm Ii en e.) . a lllr. ftr, C f.ilri's In “ f in llf y and di'Vi'Inp Mn-lta Hi the key lo the I'ai-ifn .'it, nml Un' fai l Unit gn i in n mil j , im1,|„ i] ,,f ih r S lnlc I Iveyfiwti 1I i .inat ilefenses. and tn do Wtnll n ed iblim g the til *1 >‘ ill iinu'IH -4ni,111,i . |l ||d M ill ImlilV well " " ' " ' I I " Ihe p n .ill.lb li nf , ........ i, he m pnrtcil, “ tin ii i Is lli’t'esKlil) also In pie|HKi f " t 111e In Uie bop*' of ....... „ r m ,pniled anim alt Uii - liie n l Lakes irg m n nml Un1 siliprlse O f." «h'<;h J ,,, \ 11ii ii I ir- sralem id ngnlnsf iiMml. ■■-tlll'Vllig the of unv ’ iif turk imtn hut iMUllth *‘l*l t s a." Ini i*i Is (Iciii'tol s, " I lie n i ii in ii il Mini. Ih * *.i v*i|*V»fall 4urHfi dim I i»i % I’be iilin fflriiil r iiln m illr r nl Ill \V|» ellMlirl •■!». Mol 1•'»»•'» J*l <<'*alta«*e *■ ra a * slat »iir li fit! fnir f i *E*»i Mfii* utilimtl Viiili'iiiY Mr A nlifftv, ♦lu rf T tin 1 < 11111«I h♦•j no III** mm i *' k.|H,iiitiv<* \ r iin r 'hi* in ir nI Win fm i* vm * O . I t . C iri« -« rs W i n s till U i- mi*' n%vi n n l ■v.-ivMitnr fu i'J iii 1, m ||t fI p |*f* if I Gy tre fl'prt "*i" U Ill'll I vki (I fut ' "IM ♦•'tin *11 * i .ti* avlit' 11»•’ § if .ttftijilly I M| ffMl C n n t e K l Ilrc l. I 'r i/.i* Mien I 'Mt Mn* Hi it 1 ih fruirmu I I h» n J iiilm y Km*i »H tHjt'lr fk Mr ml'lrd tlml il ' yii 1 I** i nut ilt hI ♦p.slr* t»t| iTt- tip , if tfn ! i iiafinutH H»i Put* f*M«* *1 II U nggi,, Illlllll Slpe A ri'iim , I" *i fi'il »'ij Ml n ci* I (if muI f u r I rum non th ird , pi Le rolls)',ting "( > ♦•t »icmDm t i . mu! fm itvl Ml J.'iOll w orth of pitteli inlmi ir , in L j i l l t i p I* m II F i i v n r s " I Mlt'MI !♦•'»< UmI p'i ifM■♦'ly i Im ile it c n ln tllrtii| by tin I if. I f ■i if in 111 d» Mikm*: null *u L c h n iiin O v e r D u lle s little llu ililln g Sprelnltie d fiu’fil frrnt. lu u iflji) if 11»f r»*41 - af i i i bind.i nml entitled, "A < " « , ' viI**#11 if « )|ih Hi'Mf'il d " l* i V Mi' n ir mi Snw ami A i ’lower." N E tt K U tK . Nn, Tin* I'liiilesl was put on In i n i ' i, lie Ii I <liilb ip I’oll give ■rm o i m11*I ii In inI I'u ti•'I|i »*»ilf»||fit 'h r f l u f (if (|j ...in iig i' people to glow ns non ll " f .. I nn I m i I llfl lie 11 II 1,,'tllll III •'ll uul i n ffI•' m lft Mu* Afutf, th f II lend IN N fl, S ink' llio lr own fond as possible ibnnu; ■ in i I Senate eterlli.n I" l'‘iunl l u ln l I liftf liv i .hick rrilpr* i lie 12 nmnlb period ending \og I. d imi I i»»L' bi'iilci n»n|iiu iiMnir hi Mm* bruII liaising nf ehlekens, rows nml .III V I elm. in' rival ' > ID I it i It I it nn t'l'lliijilri i 'iiviI ih I |*1 •tj| i #i in hy vncci • Pigs was tllrluded. Judges m i. *|» I m iliiiii »»f i' ii Kmm find *4ilull * m int ■• iin li.i I*dm l*<a del Ii.lin Ennl, II. G. t'ln yto n nml It" I cl id * d .evel at IlinnUl l ag*» hv I***;* * i» Fhirifln t • t beii W elhniel. • n,','Mint 11n.Inn , K Dewey In iiflilitm iiy Mu' Immm I m MuikuiiS I'll,, poll' flim l vote K ir i.v hi u« t'lliifiiu Ir J iihmi* w illi LEGION C O M M ITTE E , . . in I ie.| llll Ill N " V t B MMlhnu t llh 'l I'tlhiHl , Ir .la if rj|Ml# A ll menibera o f llie Airier m in I I gpin’a A nillatli'O I In V pm nde i i • be i ' iniim lng 'U net >■id MVAiirrw w ith it Urn*'‘ pulled "nm lli pb 1 llilllm i field tU"MUHrUu«i i "in m ltte n n r* reipieste.l lo meet Un* lleilim i nil. iiniki* lln* i mniHfi of Mm* ttzvif* rvery nl Uie Legion H ill al H.IHI •.'< Im k bid I r-Ii 11111*1, ,1 i iirnhib.te, lo Id ii -.Held Mh ««' yvnr.% in ii 1% I -I. t ii i* apfil «ht'cks Wednesday iiig lil. ......... I m| h flif'ld jltt i | , | f mitr r Mid 11 n||f* .lames (J, Gallnwuy Mnnoimre'l In edge heir, Ion I min, is Uie fliv l III**tin *e I hull #»f um | m*■»«*nt «if Mir m M l* .lay ,,i the pell .lii.e Its wrung p i* • Inn nf i I low re vli'tnrv "Vi i im f* rm irily nn' hih«»i* ulnr, fh f TEH MIN A l. T A LK (tiH lity Ih no! iciiiT iid ilr d So far. The rnilln cnmnilUei* o f Un I *, evideiil Ti liman Iasi vein U»* nn ro iin ty In M»»» staD* Imm Im n ,,hiy trn llv tdg o ir nr In the |."M’ i IliiNlneas and i*rofrH)ibmHl Wn i rfum 'd n c rm lilfitlftii. , .. men's f!|uh w ill spnnser a n u ll" td'lnrv TI h t i * h* mm • urt* (hi rilh c r .f I lie Idreelm ...... . b u llin ' talk hy J. B railey Oiliiam »n ... I 'ill.III' ltih!*mj|t»*|H ni hrucrlht ,1m in cjitMf ' ' F arllitles ' Amerii aa nat lid " f ' Sanford's Term lnnl poll bn f«ltj|Hl||lll Hill Ml mil. Illl'#l n|| HI !<|11V ft*’ Wnineailnv night at Hdid oVim k f■l|tiMitl|i .... . TAllI III w I ‘ mvih fin m liM icflhi«U ♦pimtan aver W ll, It l l was . annoiimed . . . W 'l'H Tlin, ............................. .. last • Mimly ; It,.lav by lAlaa Elsie Karlev. nl preventing a mlslak When lln disfui.Hi’H jim* Icti I'liairruan o f tha radio rununittee. vent s. hv vetrriiiH r U im . Mu* 'tnlriiaU Hifrrtcid Ate rnvidfmniMl T hr (rdAnd «|ntr gHVFMHIirnLs pATh rilly foiinbliiHf* t Im m viirr fur h ii Ihma. Hr. rm n p h rll refill! ted n eery vtiglit Increase" in p o .lttv * tnhrrciiiai tenth alining ■nltle ,in"* 11>ir>. ||n said it m ight lie hs.'SiM* IIGHTON, Nnv. H -(A 'l- H errejs.) al 1 'hla mine anininis have lieen tested former lioalon.mayor and M-ssa.ImsHU gni^r |niy„ri(|lIntely. support hehlnd C ity Clerk .lobo B. Ilynew " J *n is , M. Tha (lumber of enttle found in election. Ily n rs la arching to «in»i-st Um , r l, r i, n * f ht 7mh fccteil w ith tililirlln rtlu n|*n Its* Curley who la bidding fur « flD b ,r fn ' " " lh ' incrcaiicd sharply bocmise mnr# birthday. testa are being made. * By JAMES V. KING F lo rid a Is ( a I l e d I>uni|)iiiK IM For U isoasod C a t t l e MAHGNH MEET Motion picture* w ill he slinwu at thn Masonlr Halt at HitMl riVImk Wi’ilncsday night In the Intemst nf the Mnaunir eudnwment prn1‘iirem ent fund. A ll Masons nml member* of tha Eastern Htar am invited to attend. On Friday n ig h t a special meet BOSTON. Nov, 8 - ( / P ) - Mayor Janie* Mirl.ael Cmley. whn rails Ing o f Hanford Lodge No. H2 E liimielf an *'unbo..e<r political bo... goes before the voter, of this A AM w ill be held at 7:00 o’clmk at the Masonic H all. The Masters , ity again loday in a hid for a filth te rm ............. . of fm 75th birthday W inding up a noisy campaign, ihe veteran Curley found Inmirll Degree w ilt t>e conferred. Light refreshments w ill be served. meeting a Stiff challenge from a city clerk be .«y* wa* onre hts stem.grapher and three other younger * COTTON CHOP ‘ t,y nature *m l known by few dnrWAHOTN0TON, Nnv. H —(A t— Curley was seeking, too. vindl ing his quarter century * * n clerk The A g ricu ltu re Department, In ita aam l-flnal report n f the year, ra tio n from the voters fo r a con­ at (Tty Hall, I* making h i* firs t today estimated the rot Inn crop viction fo r mall fraud th a t sent rim fo r elective office. Upward* n f ,100,00(1 voters— e at 1MS4,000 halo* o f Win pound* him to a federal penitentiary for grog# five months Ih 1947 a t the height record high—are expected to turn out. And moat o f tbs ballots aro Thls I X i bales more than n f hla political power. held by women i they hava a alight month the forecast C ity Glarh John 8 . Hynes, who m ajority among tha c lty ’a 400,000 sat In as "ta a p o ra ry m ayor" while w ith UJttW.WK) registered voters, a ten-year (1937. C urley was sw ay, ahapaa up as Boatnn’s mayoral election* are ((Wattsaag t o ffaga Tw a) his m ajor opponent. Hynes, shy o f II,DM,000. T H E W EA TH ER JA C K S O N V IL L E , Nnv. T cnipsraturs tabtp; H TA TIG N HIGH no A H unt* Bismark (’.2 Boston 49 70 Chicago Denver in Fresno tiS New York 54 Haini Louis 73 73 Ssn Antonin B esltla 54 H7 Apalachicola 78 F o rt Myers 75 M iam i 78 Ucala A irp o rt J i f ’' >■i-* ■ . mi -**AsJ *\• ‘i*. -w- . >1 L Boston Voters Go To Polls To Decide Fate Of Mayor Curley I.OW 43 28 45 4ft 35 52 48 bt 43 48 U 87 73 49 i 1 1 .. •iti ♦ • I i �i | i mm TUESDAY ,0. SANfORD, FLORIDA fhe Sanford Harald Safety In Air Travel k t ia M iiM la iBaa •'a k tu a ,* sail, I I H H aata aea B aa*** at H I Haaaalta i n a a t K>l«n4 ■■ ssraad «ta—~ j »Hab*f f t . la ia . at th e r e a t i ■I M t lu r t, t'lnrM a. asSer lb at u i i i M i at ttarab a. M ---------- m o i x a w t .: ~ b 5 a » M l la r HOMIIOt OMAN HiihI m m Maaaaav ■I’R a rN irrio N m t m NOV, Rotary' Luncheon DlAR'" HUNTING SEASON lO aallaaat r n a h a t Oaai Mr. M artina said that Mr. Walk* or had (wen principal o f Letahmg ta ry Cluh who had charge o f the program. high school to r fo u r years, prinJftf By H A L BOYLK N E W YORK—UP)— " I grew up,” eipal o f Orlando high fo r ala -a!d Morey Amsterdam, ‘‘the day year* and fo r the paat 12 yoata • I discovered you can't give people superintendent o f Orange county good advice— you have to charge schools. TW O M O M , them fo r It." ■ Declaring th a t the finest a ltrlo f .... the ------------top | lotto—of man la hla a b ility to scAmsterdam Is one u. funny men o f television and radio, i quire knowlcdjIge, and hla greatest This la the New Amsterdam. T h* fault hi* Inabjillit y to make use of old Amsterdam was just a gag It, Mr. Walker aald that till through the age* man haa learned w riter fo r other comics. Aa a youthful vaudeville tier- that war doe* not nay. yet despite form er Morey— he Joked and ploy­ this knowledge and a ll nlq e f f o r t w ed a cello—used to tr y to suggest to abolish war, he haa c u n a lite n tly V to the stare he hero-woshlpped failed, and Ware lire s till the gieat ways they euuld Improve th e ir eat problem o f mankind. , The three higgeat jobs confront­ routine, “ They Just laughed me o ff," he ing the world today he said Is to said. “ Then 1 went into profession­ prevent war, to feed 2 V» m illion al gag w ritin g , And five years people, and to adjust all the people later they were were paying me o f the world to the machine age. $3,000 to 15,000 fo r the same These problems, he aald, w ill have material I had trie d to give them tu be solved by the coming genera­ tion, the children who arc in for nothing," achool today, because as adults we He him self got an excellent bit have au fa r failed to do it fo r them.. • of advice from one sta r fo r whom The Importance o f education I n '* lie wrote movie dialogue— W ill solving these problems was stress­ liogere. ed by the speaker whu pointed "D o n 't uffend anyone," the gen­ out that during the last W ar Se­ ial cowboy w rote on one o f about lective Service found hundreds of 100 postal cards he mailed Morey thousand* o f young men who could over the years. " I get by because not sign th e ir own names. And lie no m atter what I say about anyone said that soldiers oversells, when I always wind up saying something asked what they wanted when they came back to Amerlcn In va ri­ good about him also," A t 37 Morey, one o f the best ably replied, heller education, The meeting was piesided ove r nil libbers In the trade, fig u re * he •'»s coined him self seme 10,000 by Prcsidcpt Gorge Tenby t h r if t said that the next lunchrou of, the, gags. •'For a while I was doing 78 d u b w ill be held a t the .Yacht •hows a week and had to throw Club, G. \V. Spencer suggested that '.’iMi joke* a day," recalled A m ster­ the secretary lie instructed to change the R otary signs on thu dam, who now hat his own pro­ Highways so that visitin g H o u rgram on the Du Mont television lon* would know where to meet. I network. Visitor*: Introduced hy Dr. A. W. " I believe I really know a m il­ Klip* Jr. included Frank Kvans, Jr. lion jokes. Some comedian* keep a o f Boston, Mass., Culpepper Brazfile. I don’t. I f * a waste o f time. "1 think i t ’s easier to make up .1 new Joke nr remember one that, fits th * situation than It is tu dig through a file ." Morey likes rldlculuus h um or-im t humor that also carries n thought behind It. HU best gag? M IA M I, Nov. 8 -0 1 0 — Thu “ I like one I wrote fo r a Bub Grime t Gummlaiiuii u f G renier llcnclday movie short, Bcnchlry Miami 'iis s e rtiil t'.ilnv that "th e nicks up it phunc and says: New Yoik-Chlcago mob has tukof "'H e llo , honey. Get the kid* oii over the g iillililiiig rackets In o ff the street— I ’m d rivin g home.’ ” tl.e entire I Dude i county," Unltad Stats* tu lock I World Bank Considering Tiu* statement was intuit- hv Morey has a theory that what Marshal Tito ta Hilt | Largo Yugoslavian Loan defeats must comedians Is tuck Col, .lack It, .Younger, hciul o f of confidence In th e ir own jokes. the Crim e Commission, In a w rit- A S p r tltl to C tn itil P r tu •'You have to te ll them Ilk - ton comment on n grand Jury w A H IIIN O TO N —'T he United State* has determined to back M ar­ you think they're funny yourself," report which cited Illegal gnintilshal. T ito o f Yugoslavia ,10'ttie hilt It la going to give all pos­ Imr and lax law enforcement in iit> -old. sible imslslnncc short ,o f w ar to TUo's continuing light against "O ld m aterial alone never really 1the uren i killed a comedian. No m atter what fn fa c t,'if tire.RqvU'ts.i^at't g uenllls warfare through thslr satel­ Juke you te ll— It's n*w to a larger lites the, United ftla trq M ready ,\o lilt the.egiuargo on arma to the part o f your audience." Ualkauppatten M faniiirv*.,thU country |* going Amsterdam It a song w rite r ns well a* comic. Among hla best night down th#, ecbnomtel line w ith T ito and bU known are “ Why, Oh 1Why, Did HtcttsraJs—aa lopg as they keep on battling lltw I Ever Leave .W yom ing," "Ruin K rsm iln hraag n f Communism , * . ■him h a lf ti-nis per hour. and Coca Cola," and the cunrreni ■' 'T h * -.warId Bank. Whoa* m ajor support ■cornea f/cnal' l)—,'Jlii' plan Is iu)' exact “ Yuk A Puk.’f . , . . u'- ........... i f from* the United States, ta cotisldsrtng a 20®> repljta o f the Rethlvhetii ngr'te"The fir s t thing ] evar sold, was ik lllid n M o lla r -fMin t o ’ Y u g a *l*vla "to bolster the umfi'i, ' " n song tto Sophia Tucksr when I onsnbnflc msans o f the M n ig g lln f power »' F.itiplnyci rcitH ilhg the age of was 14 .years old," he rrcstleih. ' !/iFMr*tner.'the tfn ltsd States has authorized T ito itn who tinvi), 23 years service w ill "Bhe was In San Francisco. I to buy a m ultl-m tltlon-doljar' steel mill in thla receive a mln'|mu|u iiension uf 1100 want hack-stag* and sang the song country O stensibly. the n illl would be used to a month inclmttng Social Security. to her— my brother played piano— fo il irfUls/and sim ilar Industrial equipment Once Employes Ufl years old w ith Hi to and she bought It on the spot fo r icopstrUQtedj i t coufd Just as easily be used to 25 years service w ill receive pro­ 160," portionate pensions. Morey says It Is foolish for an Elgin • (iruen Holovn The agreement was signed hy aiimtour tu try to heckle a pro­ Ml'Kl'IAI. i’KICKH mwitnwi inw (TO uni| Steelworkers President fessional performer, as the per­ orO rm l le seriously udderihldlag morale In tha Philip M a n n y and hv K. J. Magee, form er keeps about 100 gags ready WATCH KKl’AUt Ruaalnn s a te llite s-a n d d h r:U n ite d S tate*/w ant# the good work to acting diieetor o f ttvpuhllc Indus­ 1 for Just such an emergency. Once Keep going. ' tria l relations. he was sued over the au th o rsh ip , s e e s Agreement was reached In one o f mie n f his songs. When Murey i • CZECH PURGE—Neal iloor to Yugoslavia, the fight for demoshour itnd 15-mlnute session in took the stand the p la in tiff's ra cy ta not going aa w ell. P rivate report* reaching Washington say Murray's office. lawyer sneered: 109 N . ' h r l ^ - Hrumley Rid, Earlier today thu union signed I "So you're a comedian! Make the Cssch Red rulers have marked fo r "liquidation" about 20.000 no agicnment w ith the nation's ao-called "anemic* o f th * atate." No. 4 producer, Junes ami LaughThese vrpnite. compiled by Czech exile sources, say Ihs Prague llti Steel Corporation. That settle­ M in is try o f the Interior haa a card-index o f some *0,000 names of l ment, too, was In lint* w ith the Cxecha considered to be active snemtea o f th * regime. iletlilehrm steel puct. It ended the The Soviet satellite government's purge la reported to tie so in ­ strike ot 25.0011 workers. tensive th a t th * Hat of "ensmisa" includes the names o f some Com­ Vice Presidant Thomas F. Pat­ Hun Room ••• Montezuma Hotel, munists themselves. ton o f Hepuldlc who Is also the E xile sources say that the purge already Is under way and that Hanford, Florida t inn's general counsel said Ihe prisons are eo fu ll the government la busy erecting concentration Kupuhllt ngreeim'iit Is effective at Start Monday, Nov. 14, nt < pim ps to hold it * p olitical enemies, .1 /'. ,M„ E.B.T, 'tts ta lla o f the purge hrs; o f court*, ahetehy but i t te said that moat 6:4ft A. M. and 7:15 P. .Mi . He snitl: •4 th * persons listed fo r "liqutdkU on" h r* arrested directly on P i**** enroll before 8:00 P. .H.../OU "Opel at Inna w ill lie resumed a* orders of th * N KVD , dread Ruaalan secret polio*. Haturday of this week. r quickly as posslhlt*," • * , r ' *. Iti-piihllc Steel said In a state­ EMERSON C. KI.ONTZ • G O VER NM EN T COUTH—T h* mounting coat o f our government ment: Business Education Specialist. te ra p id ly approaching tha day when It w ill lake a bigger slice out " I t Is expected that Republic's i f our pocket book ‘ than th * am ount era spend fo r food, plant,• w ill be reopened cm Tues­ H u tto Ihe simple explanation o f government expenditures—tn day hut fu ll nruductlnn w ill b* tit* doUMU and eente t « r ^ * —recently offered by the in a lltu t* o f L ife layed until then* Is mute lig h t an Ihe cual strike. Republic now has less than a three-week coal sup­ ply." Repulilic Steel, w ith * total of uhout 75,000 employes, aaitl ap­ proximately 2,000 employee wUt m ti on* SHOT>' AU a bllaarr Bailees, ear* ,kasha, reaelallaaa on* Bade tenalameai fa r IBs aareai lelslHH lasSa, w ill Ba share* u, regular s S rrrlla la y rales Itenreataiei Saliaaattr Mr fie I* a* \ r wees err Kepreaealalleea I t s , hen fe rh , t hteaae, Detroit, h o s ts , < lie. a s* si. VaBle. The lle ra ia la a member" a t the Sosorlnlr.l Brass s h irk la eatlllea e srla a ltrlr la Ihe use fa r repohtlration uf all Ihe lural aetea prlate4 Is this aewanauer. aa w ell ae all AP sews Sltpo If Sr*. T H B 8 D AY, N O V . 1149 TO D AY 'S J IIB L S VBRSH Our Uvea are like vines, end If tlw fru it o f our llvea la U tte r It Might be a good idea to g ra ft a better vine so our f r u it w ill be mugnlflcent. T h e ir vine la o f the vine of Bodom, and o f tha fields af Gomorrah; T h e ir grapes are napes o f gall, th e ir dusters are b itte r.-D e . 32132. Florida*! Gators item to have (unfounded the du|>esieri, as well . as those critics of Kay W olf who M id he couldn't turn out a winl i n t football team. Lilted among thine whom John U Lswii Imied, uicoidina to Saul D. Alim kv hi Loo's inugatinr, are Woodrow W Uoii Samuel Coiners, Bill Clean. H im .]! Murray, and Ffanklin 1). Roosevelt. We never knew a man who hated other peo1 pi# who could be trusted in a posi­ tion of responsibility. Steel Agreement Covrrnor Fuller Wanen leveals that Florida's imputation has in(leased l'> pcicent belwren 1940 and 1946, and that bank resources Have increased 253 percent durla i the same period of lime. All of which itr ik n us ai a fine testi­ monial for his immediate predeces­ sors in o flicr, Senator Spessaid Holland apd Governor. Millard Caldwell, whom Warren belabored so furiously during his campaiun Iasi year. , Thq Navy * m$gn|fkeqi fleet with, which it drove the J tp i bui of i|ite Pacific and c r u is e d Ameri­ can men and supplies 4m.Europe during the »c«pnd, WarltL War i* rapidly being Gored away l^m o th ball*. Laletl fig ittn i|mw that 395 combat ships have been hulled out of the Atlantic fleet and 331 out of the Pacific llte i since the war's end. Last July there were 271 mar jot fighting ships in active terytte, end by lic it July there will be only 237, But pulling litem in moth bills Huts. ting them out ‘ sri the" u2m s end sinking them, That's UWbt was done after the first World War. tel The odds are against Srnatoi Dulles in New York's senatorial election where the Fair Dsai prop n m o f President Truman is the chief issue. However, more im■orient than Imw the people of ffjanv York ;tal# feel shout th* sogatypd Fair Deal are the personslitm , political acumen, and sea apw l o f the candidates. You sannot Meet a man to office who does not to campaign, or who tha heads of his audilatter how fine • H aitit he. or how ihlellaclualIt will be inleresting to New Yorkers react to Truman's interference in n We know wk«t would i«. It wouldn't do for nan to try to tell Florihow to vote in lh t|r lion, I MARCH If = ... W ChrUtmaH Salen H M N M M Hess M S I Oaat tie In w hirh the object is to find ■urklrtg space for the fam ily car. Many persons no longer consider III* search funny, hul the game i said to tw absorbing, ami serves it let the youngster sec what he's n for. The farm Influence, new that rop surpluses and fund prices are su tu the fore in even a toymekor’s tind, Is strung in the steel rlc ta in department. For Instance, Bouton Election tOealtaaed * h b Pass Osel tun-partisan, so the outcome w ill :how no national p o iltlra l trends. Roth Curley and Hynes arc i>»i,io«rbte." • But Hynes ha* wan—and pub­ lic ly accepted—support o f Rspubliegn leaders who have announced hair aim to rid th * c ity o f what hey call "Curleylsnt.” Another feature stood nut in tha race— the hand shaking campaign i f , Democratic governor’s council­ or P atrick J. Sunny McDonough, who slalnts IHM AM -- •* to bav* met close ta you ean buy your futuro 4-11 club memliei u cattle cur w ith lumps that toy cattle w ill walk up und down. The iiiugiiel Is plentiful, ton. There's a magnet le farm, w ith little pigs led unerringly to the source o f their dinner hy magnets, cows that are milked magnetically, anil a re h lill w ith a magnetic nose to w hirh a carrot clings. Most stores placed th r ir orders before Nov. I, hut some ate re ­ ported reordering and In o few items, especially aumu uf the moat popular u f the new dulls, are hav­ ing to w ait fu r delivery. The e f­ fect o f the steel strike, however, Is generally minimized In tlm trade. Foreseeing it, most manu­ facturers laid lit enough storks last summer. Dolls are a chief standby, as a l­ ways, There are more boy dolts. hls year ,*nd they reflect the new Lyle trend to western outfits. Rut' there ere new g irl dulls, some w ith flirtin g eyes, others w ith im ­ provements on the pronunciation u f mamma. And one comes com­ plete w ith a baby formula which Ita young mother can prepare, step J Wrist Watdies J. B. LAWSON JEWELER DAY and NIGHT CM &RS IN BU8INESS SUBJECTS waa eat for Wadnexilay, Nnv. ■mitered a plea of nut guilty. t Wail served as foremen nf Irand Jury which Included J, iaoar. E. J. Jane. H, C. Echols M. Senkarlk. W. H. Stewart. Fau can't build world peace on P bailies", sayi the director the United Nations Food M M cukural Organiialion. That N t f euphemistic p h ra if which m ^ fonvincing picture. Bui UpM analysis o f historical rei j n ; g r « afraid, would tend to r M . A t ie a il such wars as we f w a rt hot caused- by asnnly |A '|j w g fg 't ampty UJUm that P H > tU f to march into Poland, ■ p a d and Franca t« coma In It wes tte td fa t ■k b was not empty he Wee that j|M EVENTS the number o f y ta rs o f continuous service w ith the com pany,. Pitot faces QuizaMOn ' , M ft f VMfl _ v e r e 1 taken, Qullterm u G u tle rre t, Bolivian ambassador to the - Organisation at Amstteag RteUs, said the new lU ll I l |||g Grb Attack where you tOeattBesd r m s specific agents In poliey o f hhs eerv ehemlca) and bactei TH E POLAR BEAR AI H oum Paroled IN NOStH HASH AVB. other Injurtes. UNDER NEW MANAGEMBNT 'n v o m if. , ■' I l f ^ a * -,*t \ i v ’ V" r '* \.lz mtoea: , PSSJKSu.a' . \ 'k : \ ifn- fj,4 vwyNi-.'t '1,'c-.» t J*- -- ^ �# * n A v rn w fi w w ii ih * ■ n J g flD A Y N O V , ft, 1849 Social And Personal Carlta Palmer Ray—Society Editor *Soctal T e le p h o n e I4M SanforditeH Attend Calender State PTA Meeting TUESDAY Circle No. 7 of the W. S, C. 8 o f the F irs t Methodist Church w ill meet w ith Air*. D, B. W at­ kins, 1613 Palmetto Avenue. The Women's llltilo Class nf th * F irs t B aptist Church w ill meet a t the church at 7:30 P, M, w lh Mrs. O. (J. Roller, Airs, - f e a r ! Ilasel, Mrs. R. T. Hunt and Miss Pearl Peterson as hostesses. Each member Is ask­ ed ta briny a "w h ite elephant” . A practice mectiny o f the 8 cmIpola Reliekuh* has been called fo r 7:45 P. M. A ll officers and mambers o f the d rill team are requested to he present. The 2Bth annual convention of the Florida Conyress o f Parents and Teachers, Inc. w ill open at 4:00 P. M. a t the Orlando Senior M H Ifh School audltarlum . A ll P. * T A. mtmhcTa o f Seminole Coun­ ty are urged to attend. Tha .Junior Women’s League of the Conyreyatlonal Church w ill hold a regular meeting at the home o f Afrs. Harold Ile r b it at 100 East Eighteenth Street at 8:00 P. M. A ll members are urged to be present. W E D N E 8 D AY The Social Department o f the -W om an’s Club w ill have a dessert Bbiidue a l (lie club house at i:.lu P. M, Hostesses w ill be Airs. Taut Chesterson, Mrs. H a rry l.ee ami Mrs. R. R. Back. Tha Florida Congress o f Par­ ent* and Teachers. Inc. w ilt hold an all day session lie yln n ln y at 8:411 A. M. in the auditorium o f F irst Methodist Church in Orlando. A ll P. T. A. members o f Seminole County are urged to attend. The Garden Club Imard w ill # » r c t at the Garden Center at U:30 A. M. TH U R S D AY ‘ Th regular meeting o f the Reinlnola Rbltukah Lodge w ill hu held in the t. O. O. F. Hall at H:00 P. M. Inltatlon service* w ill be held. ' The last yonrrul session of the Florida Congress o f Parents and Teachers, Ine. w ill he held beyinning at 8:15 A. M. in the ^ a u d ito riu m o f the F irs t Methodist •C h u rc h in Oilandti. A ll P. T. A. member* nf Seminole County urn urged to attend, The Grammar School ParelitTeaeher Association w ill meet al 3:30 P. Al. w ith the guest sneaker being Rev. Hlenn HmHh. m i subject w ill be "Develop­ ment o f Character". The hoard Will meet at 2:30 P. M. The Home Demonstration ('lu ll w ill meet at 3:0(1 P. M . , A demnnetmtinn on glass etchings • w ill he given anil fh e ' public Is cordially Invited to a tte n d .' FR ID A Y Circles o f the Sanford Garden Cluh w ill maet as follows: Aeatea Circle wltfe Mrs. E. C. Harper, 1818 Sanford 'Avenue, at 8:00 P. M.i Central Circle w ith Mrs. Frances E. Bolx at IOi OOi A. M,; D irt Gardeners Circle w ith Mrs. Gporgo Hanlon, 1300 Magnolia Avenue, at 10:00 A. M.{ Homern. _ callls Circle w ith Mrs. Ed W lllln k , Amnny these from Sanford atIctidlny the State Parent-TearhI-* Id today, Wednesday and Thursday In Orlando are Mrs. M. K. tinker. Mrs. J. I’. U nit*tlu w , Mrs. S. C. (irahnni, Mr*. Al. H. Sm ith, Mrs. V. L. Smith, Mrs. H a rry Alcl.aulln, Airs. C A. Anderson, Jr., Mrs. L. E. Spencer. Airs. Hlenn Smith. Mrs. J C. Davis, M r*. J. P. Cullen, Mrs. C. L . Keddiny, Mrs. John I. . M ille r, Airs. Don Middleton, Mrs. D. 0. (laches, Mrs. Karl Kiny, Air*. R. W. W illiam s, Airs. J. C. M itchell, Mrs. Ituv Heel, Airs, Heorye W illiam s. Mrs. (ircrl Kulib, Airs. P. T. T vre, Mrs. D. II. W alklns. Mrs, RanFred Rohh, Mrs. P. T. Tvre. ami Airs. Claude H ltte ll, County Counell president. N P E d A I. SERVICES Dr. M. A. MrDotmld, president of Thornwell Orphanage, Clinton. 8 . C. started n special series of services a t the F irst Presbyterian Church yesterday and w ill he heard dally this week at I 0 :1M1 A. M. and 7:3(1 P. At. The piddle Is Invited tn hear Dr. Alelliaiald, who Is a noted gospel preacher. 2438 Elm Avenue, a I 7:311 P. M .i Hibiscus Circle w ith Mrs. Fred Zerrenncr anil Mrs. John Ludwig at 10:30 A. M. fo r n covered dish luncheont b u rn Circle w ith Mrs. Frank W oodruff, I I I , at 2:30 J*. M.; Magnolia Circle w ith Mrs. J. D. W rig h t at 10:00 A. M.: Mimosa Circle w ith Mrs. Curl E. Chorpening at 10:00 A. AL; Jiienraiula C ir­ cle w ith Mrs. L. L. S ill ut 3:00 l>. M.i Palin Circle w ith Mrs. 1. Munson and Airs. II. II. Duncan ut 2:33 P. AL; Hose Circle w ith Airs. Charles Lawson nt 13:30 A. Sul Iii- Harrison Chapter. Dungli lers of the American Revolution, will meet at IbtlMi A. AL with Airs. L, I’. I lagan, 1732 Park Avenue, for a Itinrnrim honoring Stale U r ­ gent Mrs, David AL Wright. The Tourist Cluli will hold open house from 2:30 to 4:33 P. At. nt the Tourist Center with Mrs. Nancy Dotihiiis nr hostess clmirman and Alls. Ida Al on trey ns iefreshment rhuirtuan, MONDAY Members nf Inst yem's -Tmirlst Club and Khiiff]eti<inid ffliihs are i-onllnlljr invited 4o ’ iheet wltii this year’s Tm iiisi Cluli for - an Important meeting ut 8:33 p, At The joint minding was reipiested Ity f^arl Elsenhower, president of the Khufflehoni'd (Huh. The Townsend Club will hold its regular meeting in the Tourist Center nt 7:33 f t M. Haines will lie enjoyed mol refreshments will be served. The piddle Is invited In attend. STURDY CORDUROYS . . fo r the youngest lad*. Ulh style longle* and llp p e r Jackets Pastels and bright shatle* . , 6 mo. to i years . . . H.!)H Corduroy Blazer Stripe JACKETS WOOL M IT T E N S . . o r N avy ami w hite in Wool Cashmere, satin ism mi fo r JACK & JILL SHOP Magnolia Friends will regret to leant tlml W. II. Zucliry is III and (<l|lf llltil to Hie Fermi Id t.niighlon Miinotlal Hospital. Jr. anil daughter Judy rived rrom l,oiilsvllte, K some time. M l. and Mrs. Charles Huol' ison nml dntighlers, I.ynn an,I linyp., o f A tla n ta , Hit. are v i-iim g m Snofmd w ith itditliveK. Air-. Mnlile C. Hiecn of ll itavoi, N, Y. has arrived to upmul the w ild e r in Florida. She i- te-idiog al Hie M orris Hues! Home al i n West First Street. Mrs. Viola Cnmpliell had a- hei guest lit her home at tllii l.aimd Avenue over the past weekend Mrs. Otto Hngemeister of KuiekH, Mo. Mr. and Mrs, Al, 1,. TIM I* were among those from Sanford at. tending the Heorgln-Flm idu foot. * all »ame in Jaeksonvilli- last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. H os-riter were anioue those attending the Florida Telegraph Dellveiv \--o . CARD OF T H A N K S Mr*. W illiam O. Clark wishes elation design sehnul arol hade to thank her frie n d * fo r their exhibit lo Orlando yesteidas w here many kindnesses during her re­ the)' witnessed the work of many outstanding flo ru l contests. cent Illness and hospitalisation. For The Toddler *Set lif t Activities Phone 1 Mrs. It. (’ . Moore, received wonl tialay of the death of Mis M al­ tha Kivlon ill W llkcs-Rai le. I’ll. Airs. Klvloo was the aunt of the late It. (*. Moore and visited lieie fo r several winters. Slie Ion) a lurge nunits’r of friends io Sunford. Women's League Has Slipper And Party Active melllls'rs of llo .lonior'* Women's League nf the Coogii-gn tiomil Ctuncli and Iheit families enjoyed a widner toasl «tt 8ni iinlav night al 7:1)3 IV M. at the home of All. nod Mrs. It nl pit LossIng nt -131 F ie o rli A vet.... The guests assembled in the spa, ions hark garden of I hat l.iiHsiog Itome where weiners were tousled hefme HII open fiiejdaee and a delteinus eiiveti/d dish »i i [iih ' i w .i . serxi-d Those presi til were Mi and Mr* f ’lyile Rlioson, Mi. and Mrs. Edward Htnip*oo. Alt- mol Airs, Homier C arter. Air. ami Mis. John Hoot, Jr., Mi ami Mis, K. K, F.vjin*. Mr, und Alts. Hamid Herh*t. Air mol Mr*. AVIllmi Keeling, Miss Helen W itte, Alls* Rohh, Miss Chadwell, Alias Mary Ellen bos­ sing, Miss B e lly Jo IIrock, Rev. .1 Hertmrd Hoot, Hernht Lousing, I'dmnv Rivers, Ralph l.osslng, Hilly Stinson, Douglas bossing mol Hie host mol hostess. 'i~ ri R g ^ n jw n n /i >uth Side Parents Meet In Classrooms Auxiliary Sponsors Tourist Program The film "J iiy Hliup" was shown In memliers nf the T m irlst Club follow ing a supper on Saturday evening nl the Tourist Center at it:(Ml n'eloek. The film , shown un•lei the direct ion nf John I’ icrsotl Veterans A c iie iilln ra l Instruetor, was explained by Mrs. J» rl Klein who said that the "Joy Shop" Is a project spoitsoicd hy the Amerl* can Coition A uxiliaries for th« pur* pose n f siip p lyiiic the hospitalised veterans w ith a selection o f C hristmas c ifts fo r their families. A piano solo "M y Untidy" waa played by H arry Wester and Mra. H. t,. M ille r displayed a table of c ifts made hy memliers o f the A u xilia ry. The articles, .Mr*. M ill­ er stated, w ill In- sent to the thrae veterans hospitals in Klovlda, (Jump sincine was enjoyed to the aeeompanlment of Mr. Wester. Cards were iilidet the dlreethnt of Mrs. Kmiiee Dann. Alls. W. K. Smith eondui'ted the program. Airs. Mabel Drown, supiier chair* man. supervised the supper. Mr*. K 1.. Cnuley arranced the decora* lions. Hod, white mid blue were used to accentuate the occasion ami ca rry out the rtu li colors. Corsnees fashioned from puppies by Airs. II. C. Moore, were presented to the ladies n f C am phell-taiialni Unit at the door hy Mrs. Hoy T il* lls. Mra. Cnuley had charge o f ra­ cist rat Ion, Mrs. R, W. Tench and W. K. Smith collected supper fee*. Mrs Mariraret Kdwnrds presided at the coffee mu. About HU suppers were served. Many called during the evening. Amnne the cuexts were Airs. Ida M onti. .. M i. slid .Mrs. M. S. K el­ son, Mrs. Nancy Dobbins, Mrs, KunIce Dunn, \V. K. and Mra. Smith, Mrs. K. I.. Cnuley, Mra. Mnldc Hi own, Mrs Josic Hrantloy, Mrs. R. W. Tench, Miss M ary MeMahon, Mrs. Bertha Young, Mra. Hose Klowers, Miss l „ Muller, Mrs. Ituv Tints. Mrs Al. J. M orrt*. Mrs. H urry llereu, Mrs. Viola Campts'll, Mrs II. Newsome, T. J Darner, Mrs. Alnrgaret Kdwarrfs, Airs. Veesp, W. DeCorsoy, Mr*. W. I1. Yesley, Mrs. H. C. Moor*, Alls. C, K. Hunter, Mr*, Groce Cole. Mis* K- H arris. Alls* Versa Woiidcock. Van II. Ileecher, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Itiilmn. Mrs. W. R. Heeciier, Mr. and Mrs. II. [.. M ill* ei. W illiam K rklm rt, Mr. and Mr*, ('has, Shipley, All. and Mra. K, A. K s trrly , Alts. .1. II. I.ehman, Mr*. Kllen Slmdoln, Air. anil Mrs. Joel Klelds, John I'lrrsoa, Alr«. I.. C. l ony, Mr, and Mrs. W. I.. Itoehe, ' l l . and Airs. II. Al. Jamison, W. K. Ali'Aliisltns, Kntnk Takach, J. It. Stewaid o f Sanford. Airs. Cha*. McW illiams, C. A Ale W illiam *, Mls« 1.in-1 It* Hall. Canton, Ohlni W. \ Yemimns, Alts. W illis A xte ll, Miss Jane A xte ll of Sndtis, N. Y.i Mr and Mrs. Tim Donohue, Mr. and Mis. It. A. Threap, Mrs. Ruth llm lg r, .Mis. Tym le T. F u lfo ril, K n te ip ilf.', Ati. and M r*. Hans KJennerud,, Air. and Airs. B ert lli'g g e rrrcn . Chlrnyo; Mra. Joanla Wester, H arry Wester, Imho Alary: Air. and Air*, fla r l Elsen­ hower. Alisa l.in lU Elsenhower, W illiiiio s jm rl. Cn,; Mra. Martraret I, . K elile, K m ty F ort, I ' m.; Airs. Dora Hnurhause, I ' m.t Mrs. Caro­ line llngerneislrr, Eureka, Mod Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Davis Hast Liverpool, Ohio: Mr. and Airs. K 1,. S w ift, D ettary, Fla. g *w w > n . *njo yrd hy memliers of the South Side I*. T. A. prior to their re tular m eetin* on Thursday. Pur' parent hr the afternoon each i I's classroom visited his or her child' where the .... homeroom mothers served refreshments. The visitation program was In krepiny w ith the proyram topic for the ... Your V...... School Holt... year. "K now lle tte r."*♦ Mrs. It. W. W illiam s presided over the business session In the auditorium, ra llin y fo r reports on the Hallowe'en ear nival held Oct. .11 from Mr*. W. W. Tyre ami Mr*. R. W. Herron Mrs. H er­ ron expressed appreciation fo r the cooperation that she and Mrs. Tyre had received for their carni­ val plans. A ll proceeds from the rvent w ill lie used for projects being sounsoretl this year hy the n "la th 'll. Airs. W illiam *. Mrs. J. ('. Allt* elietl, Air*. Hoy Keel, Airs. Tyre, Mrs. (Slenn Smith, M r*. Heorye W illiam s. Jr., Mr*. P. T. Tyre. Mr*. Fred Robb, Mrs. D. R. W at­ kins ami Air* Randall Priest were elected to attend the State P. T. A. convention heiny held this week in Orlando. Air*. W illiam s an­ nounced that the next I*. T. A. County Council m ro tln y would l>e held at the Oviedo School on Nov. Itl from 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. Airs. Rii M i discussed the Junior Red Cros* emphasising the lmportanre of asking each child who joined the yroup to earn money that lie or she contributed. Airs. Mitchell, school principal, thanked Mr. and Mr*. Robb for the b irth ­ day cake they contribute each month fo r a h iillo in y rm il) held at the school fo r children who have birthdays duriny the nm iilli. Mrs. M itchell also presented the P. T. A. president's pin to Mrs. W illiam s in reeoynitlon for her work as president last year and for the service that she continues to render this year. The nl tend­ ance prise was vvoii hy the fourth prude for haviny the mosi mother* present at the ineetiuy. Hollywood f Mrs. PearMon HohU'mh For Circle Meeting Mis. f). T. P iliixnn was hostesi on Tliursday night foi the regular Hireling of the It. W. A. C lir li' of the First Christian Church, Airs. It, U. Fox, vice chair man, presided ovei the meeting w ill) the worship proginm lieiog pieseiitpil liv Mrs. IV IV l.tiiidress The missionary -toil)' was led h) Miss .Susan W il­ liams A hoodie fm "Pieces fm Peace” I- a protect of the Dulled Conni'lt of I'ion eii Women of Sanford to serine needed art idea for poverty stricken countries overseas. Refreshment* were served d u r­ ing the social hour bv the busies* lo M l . A. P. Ilundy, Mrs. V, II Hinnthuni. Mr*. B ill Cherry, Alra. J Al. Knight. Air*. R. G. Fox, Alt*. Fiaok I'nimall, Mrs. D, D. Idin'dtes*. Mr*, W. P. Yesley,* MN* Rosso W illiams, Rvtvia Pearaux and a visitor M l*. Flora Marsh, IIE M I.IN K NEWS Handker­ chief-pointed overskirt glvrs an uneven hrndhir lo ibis Mack crepe dress from a full collection fin spectator sports, IN . Y. Ilri sx fiMfifu/e P h o to ) n tR riP t.E H df c h r is t Mrs. W. I*. V i'jlr y returned Wednesday evening ffim i Clncln* By BOH THOM AH nnti, Ohio w lin e «(»• attended the H o i. iiY \ v n o n . Nov. b - o p i in ii’in iiiiiin a l rnnvi'iition o f the C llftm i Webb u|i|n'iii> set fm u Itim'iph"- n[ C hn-t where nearly long curocr ns Mr Belvedere. 20,1Mili ( if i-.mi* nf ,,|| .Iriiiim lrm Till' fastidious m ini tins mild t ion - tti'i r (iri'n ill bin Greenwich, ('mm.. Iimiih ' nml "The , n ii|n intinn nf ih,i ch iirrh * bought HIM' i" Beverly Mills; uhh the mu.I w onderfill ■h ill* Ids film rti'heihiie will keep him I lim n I'vni n iln , .lie dobusy lieri*. New playing the fnthi't i lu ll'll i In ■i 111111i i S i m iv iii invuy nf 12 III "Chenprr Hy fhe Docmi," he relilltIH tn In- fntiiiliiir ehiiliirtei next ill "Alt llelveilere Tithe* A Itit(i." 'I ins w ill apparently (iieieile Mil ll nlhel itllliiililli'e tl subject* i l . •,Mf. Ilclvcdcie's think nf I tn >1mi t h," "A ll Itelvcdcic lines ltd! Stiiuik, geui'i ul mutiager ntlil IVeat" "A ll. llelveilere tines tn o| the i.rii, , a| tire Supply. UK) Wc»l W a-hinyloii Street, U rliliu lo , A llie n ." W etili vt nil hi like n change nf 111111011101,1 tin- oeck Unit liis firm pact’. Hnys lie “ I'd like tn play would uwuid i flu:*.aii i I ii i d wick n despicable character, nne even Hus Italige, ft too tlie South A t­ lantic Ha- I'.m ip a in , fm the heat I riiiilil liute." This lim y he testiiminy on the enke eiiieicd n hi. fn m 's I 'itr u * slate n f the llientei tin - sea -mi. Cuke t '. 'iili- l The I '.nil- I a ill !» a lug lllig h t Site'll i.tngc mtiesses as H c itru d f l.nwrem-c, Alai caret Siillavim . of the tii-i" i n I'lic Supply's fo rine .,o,l I ,t mer's F ull M ulgnui lillin n ie , .lane Cowl, ii'al o i . i f t i an Friday I , m ii O T In iii Alnnre and Ethel Fed m u I., and Suini.l r, N'.n, ml i i IH unit H urry Mini e me in llnllyunnd. l.liiin e s l.n tig iiim i » Hilile- I!*, al i In- V\ i-huik'," ii Si reel adi fa ilin g loin in tile east may lie dre..- Minx "Mu i p n /e - wi II >w exlelmed. lie ha been well re- liw indeil in ,.lli. i , vents whleh eeived nml Is enjoying lillllxelf. Will M ill'll tin- Ctllll Ml elision. Womeh of ih, i I'lilin l Florida Hut he’ll like in he hnme fnt a ii'ii de-uiilg ......... lopele ill the Christum *. W illiam H flullx wd| Is. added In cuke coni,--.i -liould n o tify M r, the grow ing list nt lamnus Holly- Shank of i Io n mil-nimu to par­ wood grandparent*. Mis iluughtcr ticipate <o that ihrv oi l) lie reg­ im i-t be ile livlu iirn ilte expeels a huhy next istered. l ake •■led lo iie iii i d 'I’ll,- Supply be­ sprinu. I lie Alnlinn I’ielure Aemlemy fore one "Yliieh in ilo- afternoon is hunting fm means nt suppnit, mi S atuiihi), \ "veiob. i 111. Judg­ unw that the simlins have w ith ing -dll l ike |.lii, ,■ a few hours drawn financial aid. l-'hsl nmve Intel If Ho oiiio,-i i uni a-i veil hy is pet missinii fm nm nufiieturliiK »f omio..t il.. <,.,,ii, n lu o tie (ins all A tom -ill) A w n id " w.auii, which w ill bring t 125,000 in fnul' t'onipain i V.ipo tin - loodel w ill lie Mlpi'lu-d Fin -pi.... lid Hard. years. It lank- as tlinogb I he good nlil wick rang, Im- tlo new ivtilst* musical icvue is coming hack. high in o lid . titt .-i, lig h t, and "D uelieis nf Idahn" w ill lie puekeil IIIHIIV ot In*| fealio >■Ever V oile alli-odiiiir l hr Festi­ w ith shell speeialies as Eleanor val id 11 be pi .a i,li I o il I, u yellI'uw ell, I 'minie Haines, l.cim eioiis tipplx nl F|.<i idu’- Finest Hurtle and Me| I'm me. "M r. Mu* d le rv fat Mu-it tulip- not there sic" w ill have tim iichu M arx, w ill lo- le fle d ito i'iil- mol enfer* D nlntliy K lislen IVcggy l.ee Ulilt Itiiliiio-ol fm „|| udv At ill it*' and tinwei Cliiim piuli. I.i i n is Cal lie i n has aliaiuluhL'd I lie since fm nl least a couple of yea i s now playm c llo fln lo Hill Cndy in mine t,et Ynur H un." lie has linoclit a Imtne heie and w illl si'l I le 'low a. I asked about film plans tni Ins piny, "The .Muchlllccnt Annkee," the still J ol O m ni Wendell Holmes, Jr. II xv•111111 linn., „ nne movie, hoi lllev would lasd n c"od iHix-offlee inline," lie aid "W aller I ’ idcci’li ot W illiam (’..Will wmild cic a l III i In I nil H n in p liiiv Ih'Cnil says lie dniilil . if It aim i w ill lend l.ullien Ihleall. “ If i'e t u t cut nllt n f her eoutiael, slu'd pinliahly w ink fm illy im npanv, .Siiniuiia," lie udileil "She niichi a . well -she owns half hi it unde.......nuoiuity pio|iei w m iu Confederacy w ill begin the husllie-- -cssiori- o f t licit Mlth an noiil i-iuiveiitioo here ttnlay, nflei heal log Hi Joseph Mori Is. pliyst cisis of Tolmo* »av Iasi night Dial Aoieio-n's liesl defense agiilnsl ai, other wai is to keep nor "stock­ pile o f know-how" at a higli level, lie sun! that to ilefeoil m irselxe. Earl Klog agsio.-t "smitleo and noexpeeled" dness se. attacks w ith new weapons " w s given ii) m il*! prepare to devl*e eotinter Her which measures of all types We rnimnt A. enliven look In Hie last wai and Its wen i>k flrla n d " pons to (irepare ourselves fm m i­ nt her." Mrs. II. A. Steinmeyer Mrs. King Conducts Fntertains Circle West Side l*TA Meet Mi . II A. SltdmnevcT was I", less leeetitlv fm the regular m><ting o f the Woman’* Society i f < b rid Inn .Service nf the Eliepeter Methodist Church n l her 1otoe on Smith Sanford Avenue Mi I II. Wynn, president, pre. -ib-d " v it Die meeting which was opined w ith the song "Thu Kooidom Cooling", The lesson was taught by Mrs. C liffo rd Johnson w ith the help ..f other member*. The title nf Il,e urogram was "The laird nf tin- f'le sce iil ami Ihe Five-Point* i . i Star". A study n f the hook "Jiipnn Begins A g a in " hy W il­ liam C. K err was conducted by Mt*. Carl Bradbury. Air*. C. O. Itrn d liiiry was welrnmed as it new member. Following Ihe meeting delicious ii'freshiuents were served hy the busies*. Mrs. Steinmeyer, Mr*, lio n Steinmeyer and Miss KunVr Walker. The next meeting w ill lie held ut Ihe hnme o f Mrs. W. L. Heirs <>n South Hanford Avenue lice. 3 a t 3:00 P. M. FLOWER EtKilNb ItOOK No. 85 FLOWER DOILKS ItOOK No. 84 cat Is Fell* chnus WEDNESDAY ONLY!! BABY DIAPERS fl*’IlM "' ItlM L hX H* finl ' SELECT THIS THREAD AT (iARRETTS -FO R MGEMMCrochet Thread Mae 88 • Solid, Shaded A V .rlg s t “PEARL" Cotton Handkerchief* Star Meo ft • Solid, Sltadod * Verlutei Table Cloths, Stor “SILLATEEN” Sa Towels,. 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Si ret l - l l 'i t i i i i ! j . f lC IIM • • ** - *’• « • , * * u ___________ , •— • * a t i i L___ -J) ] ™ * i " i �I t i v -4 TUESDAY NOV. 8. IMP on wxm Auburn, Georgia Feud Saturday Is SEC Oddity Tech,* BamaFray Is Top Game In SEC Engineers Have Lost ' ToTulaneAndDuke, Alabama Downed By Tulane And Vandy Hjr ASSO CIATED PRESS Tho Southeastern Conference 1* a clnuitl u ffa ir till* week w llh ro games scheduled outalde tbo circuit. One K(ii»i', M ississippi StateIxiuiniiinn Statu, IiiuI the respertlvc coarhe* tra d in g liow*. Mississippi's .Slick M ortim mild id* Maroon* would he up again*! "tim Inml fontIm ll In the South­ eastern Conference” whon they meet I..HIJ Saturday n ig h t. He milled n m u rn iu lly h i* buy* wore Ju*t "g o in g down there to fu lfill our contract.” Tiger Conch tin * Tinuley repiled, "M ississippi Htnto ha* uh way* played l»Stl n good frame. I expect we’ll win hut I ra n toll i you I ’ll In- *a tl*fie d ju a t to come W ff out winninfr. It w ill he a good fig h t.’ L 8 U faltered In enrly confer*nce play while heatlm r lop. >/' flla h t outsiders u n til the past two Week* when they pullnhci| o ff two SRC riv a l* in n ro w —Ml*ila tlp p l and Vanderbilt. I/imixIntm lx In top form w ith no new itiliirle ., while the Mn<i rnona lack two tackle*. Charles Pittman and O liver Vnilirhn. fleorlirin Tech fnn* wero rheer. *d hy word that Injured quurterback Jimmy Koulhnrd ha* a irood chance o f id iiyin ir at lea*t mime ■gainst Alnhunin Saturday. Southant, Injured In the Duke ftatne, ntlaaod the Tenncfare ha lt In and ha* been wearlnir a hrace to hind together three cracked vertehrae. In Tuncaloofn, Aluhnmn Conch Red Drew w in irloomy. Six plavera. three o f them regulars •x-end Rebel Steiner, iriinrd Ed Hohlnak and tackle Herb Han­ nah—were xidlined ilnririfc prnctire yesterday. Ih e w *nld Steinr r ’« xhiiuliler ueparullnn muv keen him nut o f the pome till* wcoV. " M l**l**ip p l Conch Johnnv Vaught Raid hi* Kehel* would have th e ir Imml* fu ll Junt stayIhir In Iho game w ith Tennessee Saturdny. "ScoutInir rpport* Imllento that Tcnnon*eii I* the *tro n ifc *t de­ ft naive team we’ll fnce till* year, and an iin o rtiin l‘ t tenm a t Well," Vaught commented. H ilt the Nlluatlon wasn't hat'pv at Tenneaxei' either. Norman M rseroll. all Houtheiislerp i Con­ ference tackle, wn* ehlellnod Ind e fin ite ly hy n knee In ju ry »uffered In the (le u ri/ln Tech gume. Three other Vol* are on tho Vola Inlured lis t also—fu lllm rk (Jordon Point-It v, center UIU J V / per and tackle Jark Stroud, T ra in e r Mlekev O’ llrle n *ald Polofaky and Stroud nhnulil lie (n ahupe to phiv Saturday, hut hu didn’t know mIhmt Ja*ppr, F lorida I* expeclril lo he at fu ll s trin g th Sntordnv against Kent in k 4 . winner o f alx and In fe r only to Southern Methodist, a t Tnmpn H alunliiv nlirht. Only n few humps mill hrnUn* n flo r tlm If I -7 victory over X a vie r |* * i week were reported h r Kentucky. Coach Henry Frnka emphasis•d paaa do fen*n and offense in ye* ter day’* practice aa Tullaiie ■m lrtisl fo r Saturday’* trnme with . .he V anderbilt Commmlor**. Tulane’* paa* defehm- faltered In"* Week asalnatNnvy. H alfback Hobby Hrlggu I* hint fd r the aeaaon t« Auburn a* u u tt o f a broken collar hon". t Auburn Coach Enrl Brown _J aoveral recovered Tigers to i*p hoUtur Ida hope* fo r the m lntr ftatne w llh Georgia. B a rrin g accident* th l* week, i r f l a la expected tu he at ik fo rm — fo r thla year.______ Itnte Farmerw Market mEffl'™'"' fa llo w in g urlce* ryitorlK-l I* dealers oil lit# (UnfurU g n m ie r* Market fo r pro- - rjP iK a^U 'v affV 'iH t ;8T¥»ir” w- n »».* • *» Jfir vw,r n,,n* Cannery Block low er. .. L a ” m i im H fk tf Pro Scouts Eye College Greats For M aterial Irish Co*Captain,Leon HartNabbedByNFL As Bonus Choice NEW YORK, Nov. R~W>> I-con H urt, N otre Damo’* li-10IMiuiul end, find Leo Nomelllnl, Mlnnemita’* A ll-A m erica tackle, ore the tw o player* from the pre fo n t col legn crop the pro ronrhex Ivculil m u*t like to fin d III their C hristum * xtocklnir. Hhopplna already ha* Ntarted for the two hltt rival circuit*— the N ational football league and A ll - America ronfrrenca — n n d these two liehemolh* are Illicit on both p rio rity list*. In fa rt, the D etroit Lion* nnhheil H a rt, rn .ra p tn lri o f the Irish, is their Imnu* choice in the NFL drn fti ...... time yesterday in I ’hlludelphhi. Hut the Lion* mu*t outbid a h um from the riv a l All-Am erica conference fu r the rlirht to *how tho KnrKnutuan T u rtle Cns'k, Fa., lad next fall. The A A (! im *n’t announced e d ra ft meetlnir Imt It I* under­ stood the club* hove been irlven le e lltn ltin ry nnslftnnu-nt* w ith inhjntetlon* tn " im land ’em," riuN P L awarded three player* to each o f It* club* yesterday. H art and N um elllnl are the *r**n n ’* Unit Ntamlout*. The Minnesota tackle, who also weigh* about 2IMI. Is a aensoned Mfi-yenr-old from Mlnnenpoll* who Is figured ready to ntop Into pm liall. The tiro* also are eveltur Emil Sltko, the Irish lliie-splluterer reperiled ns n pro natorul; Tom O’Mnllev. the (’In cliu e ili mixxlne w ill*: Llm ly H urry, the rtuarterhnck star ut Texn* C hristian; and I. v iiii ( ’hiindiiol*, Mlchlpan State’* IliO-nound halfhiick. A ll - A titer jcti hnlflmck Doak Walker o f Southern MetluallNt waa on last year’s d ra ft lis t and Waa chosen hy the Cleveland Drown* o f the AAC and Detroit of the N FL. Charlie (Choo ('hoot Justice, the North Carolina trip le th fe ilt, I* not fliftir td a* ton lint u urn prospect, The T a r lib e l are. Ilka tftdlcaied he Won't nlav pro hall. T riple threats. afti*r all. aren't In irreat ilunam l In the pluy-forpav frame. The proa lean to *perla lls t* rather than gifted Jack*. *.f-ull trade*. I f Nritke' Dante* »weep* th ro rtjflf It* present schedule without a m i*liup few ran i|u e *lliiii the Jllsh prentnes* i. f. . . , .k’rsnk Leahy'* i men hiive p layM the best .avkllahla and tho klnvpln* o f various section* . . . o f the I,I2H irame* In the major cate, gory played last Vein there were only two Semites* tie* , , , can veil think of n two-way shoutout tld * year? Arm y and Forillmm caused u few eyebrows lo he lifte d liecausa some eye* were blacked In the rock-sock game at West Point Saturday . , . shows ju st how soft and sprcinllied the sport has become . . . ii fr-w cracked limbs weren't a ra rity hack in Ih i 1 old die'" when the Iiovs but­ ted heads like they meant It There1* some font In fo o th ill a fte r all . . . A rt Cngirto of ui Michael* tV t.l limped out on Mefield drop-kicked re extra-polm to Hive hi* team u 1-7 tie w ith Colhy . , . . u» If Iha novel dropkick wasn’t rttouRh. Cork Io did It w ith n broken anklo . . . nlao Hernia Rosen hooted a field goal to give l-ehlph a 22-20 verdict over Muhlenberg . . . the week* Notre Dome's Rob W ill lam* . . . In clicked w ith l!l o f HI passes fo r two touchdown* and then ran another one over from *40 yard* out. DOUBLE IIK A IlH R . . « m. nmsl-ler. im i l ls ■ M l . tin PORT MYERB. ,NaV. * - ( « — Cloy ton Meoka, fishing o t Pin# U U nil, caught two snook o t one* Last Years Champion Bulldogs Meet 1949 C e l l a r Defenders Motley Tops AD-America Pro*; Layne Edges Out Baugh In NFL Major Leagues To Spend $100,000 In Annual Baseball Player Draft Daytona Eleven *And Lake City To Clash Top Ranking PSIJ Meets Millsaps In Dixie Circuit Race SPOUTS IN BH1EF FAMILY NIGHT Every Tuesday and Wednesday $1.00 <plu» tax) for a car Full! io watehth d lo m In Now Mexico w a r* flve-and-*-h»lf _____ building w ith ito n t, suecenfuliy yral) o four-pounder Ond atkrt ualno clop mud fo r m ortar, whon hwoIIow It hood flrot. Tho wo plotn over Iho smaller on*’* til tho l i n t w h it* axplorara arrived' In th a t a n a moro than too v i i n ill,' fiunoan lit, 'JMarah Today — Wednesday Flint Central Florida Showing! ono •tie* o t th. Bupretrie Court Can ien *wwn In alum INI, alt* | wrrr\ (TAiucN Sid Abel Star* As Top National Hockey Scorer Red Wing Center Hlt^* Cage For 12 Pointo, Chicago Player 2nd MONTREAL, Nov. 8—</Pl— Sid Abel, captain and center o f the De­ tro it Red Wings, has taken com­ mand in the National hockey lea­ gue's red hut Individual scoring parade. Ahel, voted thu circuit s nm st_ on a scoring rampage during t h ^ r valuable player Iasi year, went week, slumming home four goal* anil picking up three assist* to boost his total to 12 point*. Doug Bentley, center o f th * Chicago Ulackhowks who led th * field n week ago, failed to pick up a single point uml dropped i n' to a second place tie w ith four other skaters. Tied w ith Bentley fo r runner.up honors ure teammate M etro P ry -— stai, Ted Lindsay of D etroit, I'a u lP Rooty. Buxton anil Cal Gardner, Toro niu. Gardner, also a center, top* the pack in assist* w llh nine. Maurlca (The Rocket I Richard o f the Mon­ treal Canadlcn* lead* In goalgetting w ith seven. The Rocket has yet to draw oil assist. Big B ill Human of the Canad­ ian* possesses the best goals— against mark, 1 60 . Human has iillnwed only 16 goal* In 10 gam as^ lio n ,*., nn.l Detroit's H arry l.um-W ley are tied for the lead In shutnuts ut two each. Dune Fisher, New York Rangar forward, ha* spent the moat tim * In the penulty box, 24 minutes. The leading scorers: l*l*ye r and Team G A P t* Sid Abel, Detroit 6 7 12 Metro Prystal, Chicago « 6 11 Paul Konty, Boston 8 6 11 Ted Lindsay, Detroit 6 6 11 Doug Hent ley, Chicago 3 8 11 Cal Gardner, Toronto 2 0 llr t> Johnny Pclrson. Boston 4 6 10 Gordie Howe, Detroit 2 7 10 Hoy Conacher, Chicago 2 7 10 Ted Kennedy, Toronto 6 2 9 Bert Ol instead, Chicago 6 4 9 George Gee, Detroit 6 4 9 F irm MncKell, Toronto 4 5 9 B ill Mnsienko, Chicago 4 6 9 jumped to Mexico In 1940. Nelson Potter was a St. Louis Brown choice In 1942 and two years luter he helped the Brown* to win their one uml only pennant. i Foot club*—the Athletics, New York Yankees, Cincinnati uml tha (B unts-cam e up with good picks In 1940. The A '* drafted firs t haxcmuu F erris Fuln from Han FriinclM-o. Fain hu* been a star ever since'. The Yank* selected outfietdur C liff Mnpes, who helped them win the 1949 pennant and World Serhv*., The R ed*,i plucked shortstop "Virgil ' H tiillrup from Im ulsvllle nnd the redhead ha* Howie Meeker, Toronto 4 6 9 Hid Smith, Toronto 3 0 9 uuinnud thut spot for tho past two year*. The Giant snared Jack l.ohrki) from Hmii Diego. As a rule the draftee* don't last long Imt each year the owners >.pi-lid enii-dili-Milde tim e going liver the list or eligible player* hoping fur that "once In a Ilfa tim e" htirgllln. mr'"'" Tho oldest Bible la iq t o v u m o ! rvlc# I* on* on watch every ,'O epenrilnn L A K E L A N D , N*ov. 8 — (Special) O A IN E S V IL L R , Nov. 8 -( S p e cln tl— A F lorida offense that ha* Coach Dick Morland o f Florida not been held under tw o touch­ Southern College shattered hopes downs this year, and a Gator hack fo r a fu ll season, double-threat " n o Is averaging 7,42 yard* per varsity basket ball squad th l* year running play w ill be the principal In the persons o f all-state stars weapons to be used against Ken­ Gene Rohblns and Chuck T erry tucky’s powerful W ildcat* In Tam­ w llh the surprise announcement yesterday that Rohblns w ill no pa Saturday night. The four-touchdown romp over lie in the lineup when th* Mocca­ Georgia (28-71 last week found sins meet the U niversity o f F lo r­ the Florida Flyer, alia* Charlie ida on Dec. 1. Robbins, a six foot, tw o Inch Hunslnger, In high gear fo r 174 yards from acrlmmage. I t brought forward from Lynn, I nil. who saw his total gain running to H6H his firs t action on southern courts yards for six games, ami the three last yeur and ended a 22 game sea­ touchdowns he turned In against son w ith the highest indlvldaul the Bulldog* shot hi* seaxnnal overage o f 14.64 points scored per total to 60 points. game, has been tem porarily e lim i­ Tho rock-i ll.lied Gator defense nated from collegiate compel Ition. revolved around the great play of As Florida Bout hern does not tub* Center Jim m y Kyne* and p e rm itt­ s iillte Its athelctcs. It was neces­ ed Georgia only 141 yard* running sary fo r Rohhins tu secure employ­ and passing. Kyne* hauled down ment to defray college expenses Georgia hall earriers nil over the Although he Is enrolled In classes field, and ended one Bulldog he Is not taking the required num­ threat w ith a pass Interception. ber o f cuurse* to be eligible In I t should he beautiful to watch collegiate competition. when the G ator* match Hunslng In addition to his record as high er'a running and that Jarring de­ scoring ace o f the F lorida circuit, fensive play against the sensation­ Bobbin* was elected to positions al passing to to* expected from on the A ll-S tate and A ll-C onfer­ K entucky’s V ito P arlltl. ence squads. Ills reputation as a The small Tampa stadium, u Intelligent hall horseshoe o f 20,000 capacity, w ill clean playing, U i packed In every crevice fo r the handler Is verified hy the fact that occasion. A few hundred ticket* he also led Ills squad in rebounds were s till available at week’s stnrt, retrieved, assists to teum mates, hut admission pasteboard* w ill he mid committed thu fowest number the most sought—a fte r eoninm- o f persiinul fouls throughout the d lty In the state hy .Saturday ea son. The lone note o f optimism in mil t-ii I ng Hotihins W hile Hutinlnger uml Kyne* con­ the announcement th a t tributed the Indlvidim) brilliance would nut s ta rt tha seusou came to last H aturilay'* uuset o f Geor­ when Coach Morland gave assur­ gia, F lorida’s Coach Hay W olf saw ance that Ills star eager would re­ things from the standpoint o f the turn to the hardwood a fte r the Chiistmus holiday*. “ I believe," he team. "T ha entire hunch played grent said, "there are mnny people who hall,” ha said, "and If they do It w ill agree w ith me that Robbins again next Haturilay, Pin sure we’ll Is the finest basket ball player in tie able tu give Kentucky a busy the state. Ills loss w ill be fe lt but he w ill lie able to play w ith us In evening." F lorida now has an opportuni­ a ll games a fte r Christinas." ty fu r the finest seasonal record any Gator team has enjoyed since the six win and lluee losses of Tulsa, Furman anil Georgia), two IU.1G. The current record now i losses l V anderbilt ami Georgia stands at four victories (C itudel, i Tech) uml one tie (A u b u rn ). A T LA N T A , Nov. * ~ m — Auburn and (jeorgla, football ancient* who think beating each other n great sport, meet.Saturday to find out if Auburn continues up or if (iH irgis goes fu rth e r down. Like most o f Its 62 predecessors In thl* Dixie's oldest football **rlei. the game w ill lie played In Col inn bus which Is supposed to be neulinl since the c ity I* In Uenrgln Imt closer to Auburn. However, Columbus Isn't neu­ tral. You're either violently a Plunging over the one-yard line, Ralph Hhouf of the U n lm a lty of (ieorgla man or violently an A u ­ ■ touchdown egainst the U niversity of Penn»ylvanla burn man—never Imth anil never y irgfin '.i.... »%a la, •cores In thu fir s t quarter quarter o f th a e lr ir gi___ game in F ranklin Field, Philadelphia. neither. Penn tackier p a v id Coulaon almost, hut nut quite, ruined thte play. This year’a game 1* one o f fuw The V irg in ia C avillers scored a 20*14 upset victory over Pennsylvania. In Houthea*tnrn Conference his­ (International Soundphotoj tory which Involves tha defending fhsmpmn and the defender o f the cellar. OenriHn won the Southeastern with a loss In the Orange Bowl, crown last season but followed The Bulldogs have been losing a l­ most consistently since. Auburn was -lowest In 1048 NEW YORK, Nov. » - ( / P ) - H ig Texas hi* home. (landing* and fo r one week this Motion M otley, the battering ram The latest N F L statistic* re. season looked like It was headed ■>r the Cleveland Hrowna, la the leased today disclosed that a more more o f the same. But Florida the now h a ll-carrying champion o f the Texan hy the name o f Hubert L. sgslnsl —.... - .. , ...Plainsmen nll-Arnerlca football conference. i,* . or T , . , „ n dartod fooling people hy pleyinU The Cleveland powerhouse ro ll­ by the name of Huriuiel A ilriiin •crept a hie, men fa ir, llieu LvtU r ■ml fin a lly good football, ed up UK yard* In helping w hip (laugh as the top aerial a rtist, Last week Auburn won It* firs t tin* Chicago Hornets, .76-2, Sunday Baugh o f Washington, who led to Imust Ills career to ta l to 8,914. the loop In the a rt o f tossing the 8 KC game "Incas 11*47 anil looked He thus soured over tha three- pigskin last week, now tra ils smooth and powerful. The victory lifte d Auburn out year mark o f 2 ,tKKJ yards set hy Layne by a point and a h a lf under .Spec Handera w hile w ith the Yan­ the N F I.’s Interne system o f ra t­ af (he cellar, (leo rg la ’a surprising las* to Florida dumped the ta tte r­ kees. ing. Charley Coperly o f tha Nww Joe Perry o f Ran Francisco has Work (Hants rated th ird and ed remains o f the defending u wide lead In the rushing depart­ Johnny Lujack o f the Chicago champs Into ninth place. Thera have been rumors of dis­ ment. Ho dashed 66 yard* against Bears fourth. sent loo at (lenrgla, storlea that Holtlmore lout Sunday to booil Layne, the form er Texan U n i­ same player* won’t block for Id* senson's m ark to 724. He 1* versity flash, pitched his New others Howevar, Coach W ally iiveraglng 7.67 yards a whack. York Bulldogs in their firs t vic­ Otto Uraham o f tha champion tory of the IU4V season last Bun- Bulls who despite throe straight •uni leagiie-leaillng Browns In the day—a .71-24 decision over Iha Ifi-scs la considered one of natlun * lot ul offense leader w ith 2,228 New York (Hants—a* he complet­ ten best coaches, hasn’t juRglvd . . . . . yard* to Ids credit. He's picked ed 22 o f Dir passe* fo r -'122 yard*. his lineup. Disscnlloii Invariably 1* follow ­ op must o f this te rrito ry hy pass­ The Bulldog's “ T " quarterback has ed hy player shifts utid players ing 2,1111) yards, In fact. thrown 1112 passes, completed 87 Her.... ii Wedemeyur, the Hulti- fo r 1,(HS7 yard* and fo u r touch­ win. can hut won't block go to umre liiiw u iln n , handled tw o kick- down*. Only fo u r l<ayne losses the scrubs. Coach Butts Isn’t feeling tho o ff returns to run his to ta l to 22, have been Intercepted. Isst since (leurgla's four constone undvr his 14-gume record. He Another Bulldog, ond H ill Chiptends w llh 4U6 yards In tha return ley, leads thu paaa receivers and ,'Ulive losses, W ally Is a profes­ NEW YORK, Nov. department, folio w ill hy Chicago's he used Sunday's trium ph tu pad sional imuiner hoi th l* Is one limn M ajor league eluli owners w ill there have been some pretty good he ha* the rig h t to wall. other buys picked up from the Huy Ramsey, w ith .7.72, his figure*. Chlpley pulled In nine He say* that Auburn w ill l>o AI Heals, Hun Francisco's pa**- o f l.ayne’s tosses to make It 211 keyed up against hi* team and spend over $1181,060 In the annual "grab hag." The Giant* drafted a frustrated snugging end, and Joo Votrann, fo r the seiiMon and 460 yards ihni the plainsmen hiive one of player d ra ft in Cincinnati next pitcher turned outfielder, Lefty the• F o rlyiN fiy iN In e r*' ace place-kicker, gained. ' ifit* |,e*t back* In D ixie—Travis week In hopes o f snaring another O'Dnu), from Han Frnnclsrn In lend Hi scoring 1 w lth f M point* Hack Wilson, whom the Chicago Tony Cainiileo o f Oreon Bay . , . 1927. O'Dmil hit .219 In 1928, was ouch, J o e , I'k rr y , th u ito a m V hall- leads the ground gainers fu r the Tidwell. Coach Karl Brown o f Auburn Cllhn acquired fo r 97,600 III 1926. sold tu Philadelphia, led the lea­ lugger, Is ;th ird w ith 14. H istory shows thut few o f the fo u rth s tra ig h t week w ith 044 say* ha’s puttied ovor (ieorgla a gue In hutting In 1929 w ith a .298 i AHd ‘ .fro n j 1 1’ hllndplphla! cumes yards on 121 carries and .an aver­ 28-7 loss In Florida. He thinks player* picked up at basement Lefty the news tnnt apparently all a se o f 8.2 yards pei ikrV y. Tha <iei.igla .wlll ho ‘‘higher than a price* become standout*—or even mark. Three year* later roppeil the viuwu again while with man needs ,to lead tha N ational However, Brooklyn. acker aca fa 122 yards ahead o f kite" or flu tte r than a rlewspaiier stick In the majors. football league In passing lx a leva Van Huren, J f tho n dladel* and that the Bulldog defensive 'here me exception*. The same year (VDonl was “ “ I arm and the rig h t toupgll j j j K ^ a j f i W . 'l lw ii . i^n n ln g '^kin g ' linn Is a* good a* any In the South. Tha Culm found one when thay Auham ’a brief v isit to tha Hat drafted Wilson from Toledo. W il­ draftm l, th e . Phils picked third + n f healthy, uninjured teams I* son belonged to the New York sarker Pinky W hitney and the Catcher V irg il (Hputl) over. Bobby llrlgga. one o f the (Hunt* Imt a slipup In the (Hunt Cards lieat ncmhotnorct tiarku in tho inutn* office exposed him to tile d ra ft Davis. Both followed w ith long ami successful career*. east, has finished w ith fntithall nml the alert Cub* claimed him. In 1921 the Cubs selected one fo r tha year. He broke hi* collar JA C K S O N V ILLE , Nov. 6- W Hack led the National league Louis Norman Newsom, a pitcher, Imn* against Mlsslaalnnl State. — A show down game shows up Halfback J«>h» W allis like ly In hume run* In 1920 and four Newsom didn’t make it hut two on the northeast high achuol con­ won’t ploy against (ieorgla. How- year* lut * r set the National lea­ years later the Ht, Louis Brown* ference football program this gue home run record of 611 and the drafted Newsom again uml thl* T A L L A H A H H E k T N ov. 6 ^ f / P j at Daytmiu Beach Friday night Thu Dixie Conference ‘w ill con­ major league run* batted In mark lim e old Bohn stuck. The Brown* week. Lake C ity play* Maltlla i.r )9<i. tinue its gam e-n-W ii'k. 'pace tugut their $7,6(91 Investment Imck oml the winner should go on to t Wurds n football tltla Saturday Wilson'* iip c I* <uil-landing Imt ill 1924, selling him tu Washing­ chiiiiiplimship. IIY AHHtM IA T K D I'llKHH w ith top-ranking Florida Htate ton fu r $40,909. Lake City got hack on the track U niversity meeting lust - (dace The smile season the Cults lust week hy smashing Live Oak, Millsaps here. | >vi r, a severe rharleylm tse may lie drafted Newsom the Giants *e22-0. The only blemish In Lake The other fo u r football play­ Football! lected pitcher Herman Hell from -trnightrm -il out in Him*. C ity ’* card I* the surprising tie ing member* o f the conference N EW Y O ltK -N o tre Dame re A ll Bulldogs w .Ii lie ready un- . Rochester. Bell helped the Giants ......... w ith Ht. Pauls. In the other con­ w ill go outalde the Clyde. T h a t’* tained Its No. 1 simt in the Asso- less late week injuries come un ! w »n the pennant In 1938 w llh same ference game Tallahassee played tho way It haa been a ll season. clatud I'rea* poll a* Mlnnesuta hound ttil-ill. Palsy Hueru, u suit •"‘‘J* 'vut'k. another tie, this tim e 6-6 w ith Ht. Only one watk-end haa aean mora arid V irg in ia moved Into the first •io-ick , Im* recovered (m m a gruln The ( luludelphla A thletics and than onu Intra-conference game. Pauls. goo njury. the (Bunts rumu un w ith tw o guild Mainland kept Its perfect ro< Tha big week end o f ntuy, w ith ** WARD IN U T O N -T h e Washing In ......\ 1940, Tile ' ’ The A ’* grabbed I'lie usual fillllluuse of 20,1881 choice* threu league games, w ill he Nov. coni w llh a hard-fought 111-12 vic­ ton Redskins announceil the fiv i- w ill lie in Memorial Htadluni tu Infielder Pete Ruder, who tu this to ry over Hus* o f A tlanta. Jack­ 18-10. year contract o f coach John Whel see Auburn iry uguin lo r Its firs t day Is a vita l cog In Connie Mack's FHU s till undefeated In tho chel waa cancelled by "m utual victory since the great upset o f plan*. The Giants obtained Ace sonville Hi-scli Fletcher fe ll from D ixie but em artlng from II* flra t (he rank* of unliealen hy a loss Georgia s Bnse Howi t< am o f 1942. Adam* from Nashville, Adam* »et leas of tho Reason last Haturdav tu Miami Tech. Ocala hlanked The serle* slum)* at 2d Georgia a m ajor league record hy appear­ to Livingston, Ala., state teach­ Levshnrg, 19-0. C H IC A dO '-H sinm y ftnead waa victories, 21 fu r Auburn, uml five ing In 79 games In 1942. He was In addition to tha Mainland- ers, 18 to 6 , la favored to makn Voted O olfer o f the Year In tlm ties. thu Giants' re lie f ace u n til ha i t rough on Mlllaapa In a home- annual pull o f tha Professional Lake City feature, this week’s pro­ earning game hnrx. Golfers Association o f America. gram Includes Holies at Ocala am) Rairlagi Ualnaavllla a t Live Oak, both F r i­ lory af LO U IH V I LL E -T ra ve le r (*6.801 day night. Tallahaaaee Is host tn a rrtarchant m arine team 46 to ran the fastest six furlonga o f Columbus, Ua. Thursday. Fletcher laat weak, ChurhlH am) St. Paul* are Idle, file t non U niversity, IM to 18 tho , fa ll meeting a t (Handings (conference games victor over Rraklne Haturilay, Down*, winning the Cavalcade o n ly )t Will bring preahyterlan College purse In t i l l 1/ 6 . , , W I. T Pis, O l* t« D4LXttd fo r a homecoming Mainland 2 ll u uft 2 d Marshall, Tax., to piny East Fletcher d o t ) H o irda, which played the fl tjlt y o I 1 107 66 ’ha U niversity o f Tampa, restitory against MU.ImTpp I Ilea 1 2 0 32 64 19 fd by a weak o f Idlcneaa, w ill t* last waakend tn d w o n tnaavllla 1 2 1 8 05' A ll muat he Mated t« go to Cleveland. Mia*., to tr y Ita 14, w ill M oot' T roy t« O a k 1 2 1 6 107' ffra t victo ry o f the season allahaaAee 0 1 0 27 44> to gnlnat Delta State. , Paula 0 2 2 0 6 laid 4 0 i ,7 - i i f ** ini inner ninvrniviii ed _er, Kynes Record Season ill Spark Gator For FSC Fades As Drive On Kentucky Star Cager Leaves mnumay FIRST CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWING Today & Wednesday JOHIbMI \Mf II P4XI iV lfil M(# I f W I I Ml Ml# I It > * t^ . i) �« t rf T n r r ^ ” —r r 'r ^ '. y i w f t r r •i *■ • I’AIIK K IV f T D K H A N F O R D 1 I H H A I . U H A N F O R D F L O R ID A TUKHPAV NOV. H, HMtf Plywood was flra t so named In I A ustria la *o mountainous that other. 1014, although It haa been In; tome o f i u regions are almost use fu r more than 100 years. 1completely blocked o ff from each Legal Notice NOTICE Dr. Henry McLuulin W ilt sell homr.made tractor fo r repalra A » tiinigr. O p to m e tr is t Summersill’s Welding Shop, 113 Magnolia A te. Phone 512 (irn rva , Fla. NOTICE T a x H ooks a re open fo r p a y m e n t o f IW Itl C lt v T a x e s . D is c o u n t o f I . w ill he a llo w e d f o r p a y m e n t in N o v e m b e r: II*. d is c o u n t (o r p a y m e u l In D e c e m b e r; 2 , d is c o u n t f o r p a y m e n t in J a n u a r y ; I d is c o u n t f u r p a y m e n t In F e b ru a ry . M irtC K T il Tu. i: '..A lt i V. I f a h i : HKH iniY N iTIKtRD Ihnt ,t -t... for uhMuliklr iHvnjrc# IlMH ll4'4»it fU#«1 iljtillllibl yn i in III# L*ll( nit r»Miri i»f Hctnlititl # 1*41111|« ly. Kl ofhln. tli'.nu .' 111.t.i'il I m ill Hhrlx rr li h i n %a-f *• aa | MumT 1 line'.in. Y n r \ It K 1i:HKHY Hi 'jU IIIK M lu fit* vtnir It |i|$e-4l r 11IM. «' l it Hii let Mf AIMlit ly ni »«> iiiuiiiM t Riih on mi 1•i*f <>r *• lit# ‘mu ilitt t.r i cfmlu i l • • •» ir vMi fittl t*. R4I Mil; •la-.'T. • pr.- Hinfi akti Will Ithar rTkl 1fI tot >utl .t ml 111# 1)** •'•Ml #n il CHRH w111 i»r« i ■t1•*11 tv HIiidi1 t lit lltell ri4»i l * 1*■ >*MI M v n > ; | i AN1* tsHi r.it m | Honfi.nl Flntidit. this 1 . 1*1 dtiy of 1 Orfultei. IM9 o v t’h rk **f fir * t M t « *»f He’iiil itnle* Mv i: I IV M int)', llnrll.k E N O U N C IN G Our New BEAR Y m ir h o m e 's h a p p y I r'+W:.! 1* E I V (' CHOICE \VK AUK NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS 1’Olt THK I’KIlSt INNKL. UK OKU NKW STOUK 2 III K. 1st. STUKKT. C T I WAtER hMIXED iia ; d r ill N paints : Sf • • • • • • SDK Mr. Mnnucl .lucolison The Onllel • Phone rial) lllu M tr a llo n nhow s O u r N e w H e a r U heel A liu e u ie n l M a ch in e . O , 'k T V f t it n A P P L I C A N T S .V IN T 1‘U.MK W F l . l . UKCOM.MKNDKIi K nit i II All At T K U A N D l ’HUKIKIKNt V IN T ill U n l l K T H K Y W A N T TO A P P L Y FOIL Hill Lumber &SupplyYard ir1 S AMONG Monthly l ’ayim>ntH A rranged I N Help Wanted in a n y w e a th e r, f u t r o r I REK FREE L U M IN A L L M to rm y w h e n p ro te c te d I d o u r q u a lit y p u ln ts a n d r o u f c o a tin g . See um n o w , . . p r ic e * a re lo w e r . . . . a n d a l i t t l e p ro te c tio n gtten a lo n g w a y * to p re v e n t b ig d a m a g e . W e ’ ve D u p o n t I ’ o In lH . . . H o n d e x W a te r p r o o f C e m e n t P a in t . . . I l u r r e lt C o a tin g to m u k e y o u r r o o f lu a l • to p re v e n t len ka See ihe Machine that adds Miles to your 7 ires, 1 Coat Cavor* faty to Apply Uiltt in 40 Minutoi No Sliong Odor Uio Ovor Wollpapor loodtiful Color* gives you Greater Driving Comfort and Safety .ili'V 'iu ird P ro te c t y o u r in v e s tm e n t m l v Mill th e liv e s o f y o u r pu.sseugei s e lf tty .sto p p illK in to ilin Im .1 beel a lilie m e iit iu » |H .T tiim i l i u m \ . w I'.l \ U S a fe ty S e rv ic e D e p a rtiiie n i H e re 's th a l K itin o io * U K A H S te e rin g S e rv ic e . 11 p u r l o f the* K n n u m n U K A l l S a fe ty S e rv ic e y u n 'v o h ih id a d v e rtis e d iiu t io iia lly in le m liu g w e e k ly m a g ii/ iiie s . L U M I N A U H a s H ig h L i g h t I f y im r tir e s h a ve a c u p p e d o r m -n d ibed lim b n r show sig iiH o f u n e v e n W enri l y u iir c a r lia s a te n d e n c y to w a n d e r, w eave n r p o u n d w h ile d r i v in g heed them * Ib in p e r S ig im la . A v o id ru in e d tir e s i.i a c o s th i . r Ir a g ie a c c iile iil In d m i n f in Im it i b e c k -iip to d a y . R t f l e c t i v * C a M ln B ln d u r SfJtcqffu Use HERALD W ant Ads MARION Market fal.U,-.' i-l .i.t N"lt'l IIKI1N single man. n e a t A SICE 2 bedroom miburlmn home.[ Yellow* le.iirtioiee. I.* n I'lili.n, refinetl. iilbblle uge, wirthea (iooil luwii, fruit lifi'H, H|,at iuiiH yrtll-J. ,M »«u it tpuntl wiiliwliluw lutly grounds. Price, fr,,r»iMl, 1’i'UXKIUI FEEDS: i.iuui'l* tr line. '" " i '1" who tan .haro F o r U e s u lls v 5! Tl»r follonlnu rnl*m njiplf |u (III Wmm I Ailw fill 1*1I*la#i1 !• TH# Monfniif llr M ltli I 1I»»# III# per lip# ln*rrtli»M 4 II n im HI# per lln# In ifrlln a P lliuea Mr prr liN» iRMrlluR ‘4(1 lltUM Ur prr IIP# |p«#vll«tp A# per tin# lo r le n rlt lu a lrg rl • •Kit# tinrtla tM ih# IIn#. ||»i|lil# r a lf f.ir M urk fpr# rpps* PHONE 148 I'lra.e a .'ilfr ua Imme C lalrlr ■ ’ J It an em it urrura lu mar ad, I f l He ra .a u l lie reaituaalbla lu r j J inure Ibau aue la ru rre rl laa.t> • Inn. THE SANFORD P hoiir I ■IHI i (.".Ml- ..J KKNT —I tl (stern Also furnished apartments. affH e n e y apartment. Downtown of flea star*. Takach Apartments; 2OH N. Park, Phone 12700 . J. ' _____ American Floor Handing Machine w ith edger. t>. M. (Reason, Lake M aty, Fib. 'lit at-tlit IIOl'Mr., ,v ..„*, Ph. t i l l S— TO R E N T TH HOT LU N C H E S served every RED ROOM HOU BE. PRR! dayf 11 11:30 to 8 — w ith Home m :; U N F U R N IS H E D . W IL L _ . . rolls and corn M u ffin *. E X C E L L E N T R EN T. P 8 , IM A G rill, 834 East IsL „ ff. aa N d . IS FOT BelTy Coal Heater W ith tea coat (eachad). A ll fo r 1 •“ « * ll 883. WORK WANTKD —g f,(||,| i|„„rs mn.le «« oauuh $ NICHOLSON BUCK CO. QUART 2 !»"» N .k - Stanley * Rogers Hurd ware Co. T e le p h o n e •• | t i M m ;n o lia Av e. S n iito r d , I'TorUIn ta.1l & lo:ir» 211 m IN FOII I t A VIC Ilk. et. David K. Carpenterr, P heai I31M-M TRACTOR WORE Free catlmnteg on discing fa rm or A lio cleaving and i lag loetg.. fh o a a t. I at I'l.F .tT K IC nr A C E T Y LE N E W P LD IN D Hanford M otor A P(|pL U 23H W. I n i Street Form er employee Inivrnul tteve line Service w ill keep l.iu.k* mid prepare Tax returns. For Ap polntm enl, Address lio x 770 . Hii nford. Florida. N tiH cm i— I'c rw in n lM — L i T U R K E Y Shoot Huturdny. N. Ill, at Shannons Place, Knnf».*l Ave. liUtt I*. M, Many fine Im k«ys, Bring gum , IT*— A U T t lM D H I i. K H 'h4. ‘ d llK K K Y A ltilitH K ra O O P N B S S 1 t AAU9T WAVE TMJfT'B WMV 1 CA.VVB MERE! 1 WANT ------- i, ----- - r i -vOu D n e C f.V G S T O it: ( l APv ... I CAN 3BB W S LL-.. WB'BE } l *.EEP VXE FROM It WI ^ l- ' °_N * ■• ., V O u«5 C O iN j TO BE ) ' | L l i 9 T 6 A L IN 3 ' TO , ■ X P F S T tk.. WE V _ itm—^1 A P a o a L R M ii J~TTr7s\~ ^ u r n . * *t w n j J!| h a v b a w o n p b e f u i . ( l., 1 C A N ’T ' I hr lp IS O 'O u 'U 'C U • TuE one *' t vxho ? bl :‘LNi _ V - S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R IS O N , IN C .I 308 E. First Pkon* 200. I04H LIN C O LN Cfub Coupe, very excellent condition. Am local resident In business in Sanford. Would consider small truck In trade. See M r. Bwisher at PoUr 'M otoT eycle, 81 O.V.H. A - l Condition 84BO.PO Cash. 1048 T w in Six Wlaard out board M otor used leaa than 14 hours, $138.00 Cash. Both can ha seen a* 1088 W. u t. 8 L fro m ■ A " ! a a til B P. M. 1041 R u n s o w , w ith new motor, T A * .E n H i V\ A \i«TA k.E I ■, / V fT r-. - r c r ! m s, — I/. CLOSE O U T SPECIALS 1— in to FORD a door, I — 1010 FORD SEDAN, i —>iim o d o d g e pickup. Up. Lots ..r good cronomlcal huu Ing ut nn economical price. 1— 11)311 FORI) >KD Coupe, guml coiuli• lion. 1— 11)41 D O D liE Tudor, One own­ er car. , 1— 1040 DODOE Fordor, extra, clean. 0t bul ldo«” .. y ° D , I f l i r f l x K ^ r l d i T n reasonable rates, Free eeUmat- SSbf GIRL to > * • with Rw Oaraga u n i t ouniiNo 4 rouins A linlh, all i(ii|ir«ivi** y,\w%m.r gallon. II. A. H uhpMI ih w KmisiimK, ilia m n g A wax meals , lia liu iix preferred. Son I iiu>. P .iitslde power plant. 22 You UK, Medina Komi. years axperleiiee in Smiiimili' , k .SIIKI.MANS Ill'll Hose Feed. County, II. M tileason, l.aki N E W -F IV E Room furldxheil lim ne lo m lu m i A Wulsun. I2«»l Celary Mary. ami Hlurr btis'keil, built toI'bone lIHb-.l nether, of rcnitm i lileek. I'll. n il. St. We, V E N E T IA N HI.IND S ri.mle lo m s w \ i ' d l t i i l ’, -Um 7II4-.I Celery Ave. ..ur. Semlnol* Venutlaii Ilium liny, sell or t.n ile most anyCo. 820 W. Hrd. St. Phone . lung. Phmu* I ah J. NEW LAKKKIUINT H O M E I IM -W Modern uniipie iirel.llei'turii; 2 I.ini'iri- Drink Cooler; I 2H" Dinoii '. i i Adiistulik- fun. 2 Floor ( llt l, A N D tl Morning 'Xri.tli.el. Or bedrooms; livuolifully tiled bull, hiiidu Evening Mlar. Coll Knlplt >lion rases. Ilia E. 1st. Street, with shower; concrete blink con­ Knv I iriB-J. M r*. A. E. Mllllem . struction; Modern Ki t e l i e . ’; Large lot on beautiful lake. I'lM iK STOVES I new |M>rfeetlmi C A L I, li 17 f->r tin t.c ry , Ouni'raler •>d love, I E liv lrle Stove, I new Priced to sell. Financing ar­ and S ln r.e r service. Swain'* F rlgnlnlre Refi ii'e rn lo r, Ph. ranged. Hut I f r y Servl.e, 301 W. Find 1N N. Palmetto m jt l i l i e i i l l y d.signed n is iru n i< ul I m h i .tl.e I he pl'M per c o rre c t tuns III .n lm 11* •-n i IIU U S F fo r s a le -ft rooms ami " l" 1' “ U' 1 H O I IHMJ STAND I Its Hell Sell eh. Ill n i r t West“ r.l " S| . s h \ » I K lilass ti I'n ln t Co. Sanli.r.l A lots. • heap. I7«M West .Ini. ■ i. I m I. - . I'll. B-.1.1 \\ ■ SIX ROOM house, butli, nil iiiml ,12-1(1 \V. 2ml. SI. I'h u n r 320. _ ... ern, furnislieil ur u n fu rl..*....I , , , _ . , , , IJ ~ S e rv ic e s . - 1 2 Two ear K»ruue. I'll, 4:iH-W. •' X I- 1 ‘ bKxlile ra li.n liirn leail . , k .T 4 T i i . v L'4_"i' i ' f i ' i , ( l , i Ue unit mis; iiioi,.-y lines Kiiarniitee. NEW FM IDRS surfaeed tn pel # ■I Hr are etpiipped with i •*ui|*l> ........... ... Hear Safety Service-nave Tues-save.s Cars-saus Lives ...... . Sinn* W E I,A K A A P A K ’fMFfNTR, 110 W. ROOMINti HOUSE Will gross l.I.'iO ,1 H rp t Street. Furnished room»| $400.01) per month rind pny for s K W IN ii M A C H IN E S A Service, 'apartm ents available, Phone la m If <a itself in three years. lerins. Ilert's Sewing Atachln* 143$ ' LOTH WANTED— Wo have buyShop. Phone 1024. era for lota in the city and mi fH IIT A lll E for business couple, Ill) RK A Y HOT W A TE R lakaa. ideally located across from Post H EATER S Office, iino or tw o rooms, mod­ JOHN D. IIKOWN. JR., BKOKP.lt Three llenterti, exeellunt fo r R*sern ^efficiency apartments, p r i­ IIrum ley Putealun Bldg. Ph. I57H tm .runls, D rug S to rm ., Fine vate bath and shower. Phone Condition, Prh'cd V ery Luw. M O p _______ _ __________ Tel. I0H0 J. A r tic le * . F o r B a le — ;1 K E N T lligelow funi|»h*»| apart- j— LA HUE C iiv u la tlu g heater, w ill merits. LmiKley Uuilding. 0 U Innn coal or wood. Very good Park Ave. condition. 0 , W. Stinson urn* jSmnLl unfurnished apartment. W h both lose when you don’t mile nm th o f Monroe Bridge. bring your p re s rrlp tie M «r • 'P h o n e 1280-W. U n u y's. Phone 103. TWO ROOM apartm ent. E lectric Kitchen. A dults only. Phone I4S- ENJOY Sunday dinner a t Lainoy'a I,— A t u IM ,K M v r A N T t i l l — « M.JjOfi Laurel. 75c also weak days. Lunches A short ordara. W O lT ltG TWO ROOM cottage, furnished 1Johnatnn V ’ N O -K i) A C H ” Highest cash p rlro paid fo r used Including _,Jlng u ti1tilitie ...... s and ear apace. fu rn itu re Ted Davis F u rp ltu re d ia ry coating k ill* Roachen _ PhcMg PhoftL 404-M. ■ ■ Co. .'Ill E. 1st. Ph DBA, Anta, W ater Bugs fo r months. K U H N iS fiE D remodeled apart* P in t |l.e 9 . H a lf p in t 8 Do. Rou. A d u lt* meal. Gas A E lectricity. 7— I’etM-LiveHluck-Hupplii m llla t A Anderson. onljf. 281)0 Mellonvllle. W H ITE BOCK Pullets 0 to fl H«)iJT . 3800 square fcetJHtVB* I f I i n A BflgVa A S tratton En­ months old. 4lh. lb, F. (loeli, Box gine Or Parta you Naed Bee houia. apace adjacent aide tra ck (' 102, Paula. . A. D. ROSIER a n iL tru ck height flo ^ r. Bth French and Commercial Btrwet,' oppoettc T n year registered B riggs and F r # , W . ^ a l l, P. O. IIK I.I* W A N T E D R tratton Dealer K XP K K H mNCKP Brake Man; Mast io o lf T - lh ir ta W hite A Colors . $.48 have enough experience to operfurnished Premium Painte ..... $2.28 gal. nto drakes, Front Ends, Shock Ave. Phone New k _Used work shoes, Tarpau­ Absorber department. Qood Pag, lins Raincoats, Rublwr A ll ^ear work. Firestone Store, A rm y eota. Sanforit. Flnrbla. A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS I — W ANTED TO I S k ille d , fn c t o r y - lr a in e d III M l ; .ii< tv S e rv ic e (J|M > nilors n i l l clie i I. u m r m i w i t h p re c is io n paiigc.s. In ■.• • m I m i d. KM A Id . <Ilt( JIT:It Y Uluru Willi meat market, C'asb luminesM. C nN C ItK T K Mower I ' i | m*. tire a -o 1• 'U A t IT M It. I rin k Di lv i'r, e» Tel. l i t l l . .... . I ii|.e Over.....(mt. «... I,U|.S- lllnekii K i'iiiiy Tanks -I xtutlm i it 11.*111In u t anil n iid *1 MO DKItN Six Itiinm House, F ru it WiMiluws, lleiii'hi's Flower Puts, wulchIlian. See .lin k W illi.... . Trees w ith iierimge, ffi.iMlU. 11. I Turns Free EsIiiiuites. M ira.Mumlie Cuiiu'is, Id, I, IluV si W. K lnit, I'linlu, F lm iiln . IV Cl. i l l ’ i Tan rete i.'u I'lim ii' Fl.'lfi Jlii'J S anfiiril. Hnx h:i . I'.'hii Avenue. F IV E ROOM frame house, p a rtly J n l l v a i N Wax. I’u-t*', Li<|uiil A m Uuslnesis <lu o u r t u n itie s fhmnet'll. Celery Ave. I'll. 7‘t l . l iilu iT .iit. Free u-•• ut fleer ■- — PLANTATION EHrArr. HERALD FOH <\ a . w i u m m N , sit. 113 H. Park. U n t l AC* nIO be NrrepleC . l . r lb# l * l r , l n i . i iim m ennrn*>lur>i cbnra* II »mm» name I. O .l.d la III* l.lrwbiine li.uk. I * return far Ib l. ai-i'iitaniii**II iih the l U i. iU n r I. t i per I til ut eu> iii 4iu . il) '. la aeder fur ua lit rtn u tr Ike beat eu.alblt •re tire . nO Waal Ada utital be lu tint u fflra uu Ike da, kefitre itukllrailtia. 0 — New, I belli mini hmi.e mi Iwu 1111ire Iota, 2 a rm 'll iim .'lie*, v .. lie I in 11 blinds, nUdi'lieil n u liiiri', Mmiill eush pHynient w ith eie.y Ut iiih , 1 rice, $7,dOU. A Acres anil nuw, twn beilimuu Ilium.* mi In rue Ink;'. 1 'iiie il lu ie ll. *H,(Mill, Terrna. I liv in g .|i.n ite r* in le tu rn fur iniiiulenmice 'Muk. Iluve el.nufAsbestos Aim im iiiii Roof f« ,it.» g . fer'a li<> iim '. II it (iiu lili, (.on. (liin n iu li ml In ulnp nml t mki, Del. Hu 11fn ,il, Klu. $3.28 D ili. I.A tlN D llV wanteil .it my house. S H N K A ItIK (ilit* * & U.iinl (*u. 70M \ yv |tar t hn Mason. * * - ' O I '!■ ■1ml. St. Iliu m .t.U, ( . ; o mk wiahea work lli ll I N D |.ii|>.- out of !■••*' I t u e r 1 w ith m lu lt. Mmiilny ll.rm iiih nti*ek. laTuy Strm vitei, KluO F riiluy. Heat o f , reference. 1’tirk Avenue. j M ury, liiir.'t K. T\b. Si. l rleil .Hlirimp Dlnm i , S«rvifd 1.1‘ hACTU.’ A I. Nurmi, , il a a i r e » 'T li* lb Ut Slu iin), mi em t ic | ;l" » 'lv enijiluyiiianti Hour* br;tO, iu* Kiiinliiys M lllihllaya, i very nlttbl ut Ifum er’s itr lll, I'liirne Ifltl-lt ___ '121 East tut. K tii'u l, lim it ', SERVICE H im M u PuintU t ’le-tU c w r r i T t t u iiT h it \ ». JA i'K H t’ N \ fA liH IU . *i'nr»te> r.*! ria iM irr Orlit hilu, Klni Dili Kill'll I !<•v . t'll.V T ax Collector KAININU TROUBLE FOR YOURHOMK? Tire and Cur Saving DID CUDH |s« <e>4♦« llv Haul ilidiliixtin K ffiT Z W S T VlPt'NOW TO H8Y.F1UAHR511! B l * ____ onurkd rn xs p te to n tn tf* V W * C T BIND HV CHICK ibw.aa TuorruB la m a H e v) Q ueen .* m 1 / youB OAUV«»« tjvo n * vcfrx.' v H.a ptagoN * \ 10*1 V( Zadkw aa g& t/m * 9 6 ggo r&i • A t— I: r — fr . '!,n: • i'fc j w i w ‘ ' ■ ........... --------- 'f ■ ^ r .-u-i - ....... R iga t * —is - -o . .A uY LY 1 . V. �I m am m • ! ' Weather Is Good I itMM'S MMTATHH By Alley To Florida Crops ot.t d itt ' o To m in ts Weather condition* l*a K lo r ld f* fo r the second h a lf o f October and P t A <a& W tt A R W U t S early November w arn' generally m im P r f vfAfsrooH fo r crop g ro w th and fie ld operation*. B O X D IM ALU « The II. N. d e p a rtm e n t of t f BtH DAT A 6 e !!! A g ricu ltu re experim ent station ira ile th U report In It* survey a* o f Nov. |, com m enting also that crop condition* In ■ Texas were Rood hut th a t a wide ranee of wenther In C a lifo rn ia , ranR. Ipr from lig h t to k illin g fro a U ur usually early, damaged most tin d e r crops to eoma extent. l-or F lorida, the re p o rt said 2 »<lp ,c « u n ly _ had heavy rains O ct 24-21) which drowned most fields o f e a rly tomatoes, destroy­ ed many seed beds and generally b in e ficln l. the re p o rt went on, w ith aeattured lig h t fro sts In northern F lorida caustnR only a’ ight damage. P rincipal , effecl, It said, w h s a slow ing down of harvesting w ith an occasional field o f simp henna and cueumbers being frosted. In N orth F lorida, harvesting of early snap beans, cucumbers and sqtmsh is alwiut over, howaver, w hile lit C entral Florida m r * ala MPI harvesting o f e a rly snaps Is about over, too, a lth n u ith lute plantings w ill provide some volume u n til la te November If weather perm its. Hcatercd harvesting o f tomatoes iru a lln a rS g ra m I 's i , lla rl ha* started but It w ill ha Itcyoml nld-Novem her before the volume n n m ith o rim l disclosure o f a clas­ becomes heavy. sified document by Captain Croinmelln, the Chief of Naval Opera t loll" addressed a severe letter l>f reprimand to the Captain. Hr Was released fo rth w ith from stis .elision and restored to duly. He will try: being ordered detached from (It To get agreement from Hi* I> office of the Chief of Naval joint riders of steff tb«t nil mill* the ami assigned as avia­ Ury contract* will be placed on Operations tion officer on the s ta ff o f Vice thn haul* of quality, Mat and time Henrge D. Murray, earncompetition without regard to Uia Admiral inandvr o f the western ana frontifM ffr in h lc iil IfwualLnat " a # letrfiiM. geographical liKiatlon o f H r." to r ■*■9 New York Election Rural Common Sense GOOD I t s s ll a i H S mas Pa a . Oast uulpourinR o f shout 5.500,(XX) aplicnrcd almost cettain before the polls close at 7 P, M. By 8FUDB JOHNSON Warm, sunny weather lirlp rd to b irr the electorate out early. V 1 3 HE NEEDS. fifty* Capt. Crommclin Defenae Flans lug In W ashington. D. c ., In early January In get public uplrilon be­ hind tile move. The report rlte a numerous In­ stances n f nruera, and even whole plants, iH'lng shifted Inland and sou Hi ward, mid o f pressure for others to take the sa m f direction. The study concentrates on a ir­ cra ft. Keglonal chairman In the unof­ fic ia l commit lea are! Western slates. Senator Knowland ( K - f'a lin and Ken. Blieppnrd (D -L 'a llfi. (Ire a t l.nkek area, H e n ilo r Fcr filed first. The .22 caliber pistols used In [Usoii (It-M ich I and |{ep, Crtawthe shooting were stolen from o ................... ford (K -M leh). New England, He its te r Mc­ a. hardware store, Roddy raid, I. Mahon (D-Eurin) and Rap, F»Rt .G AM E COMMIHHIIIN T A L L A IIA H H K B , Nov. H - ( / l ' i .................... ............... ' Ihllo A tlan tie Htales, Hahutor M ye i" (l)-P a l m ill Rnp. Caqflptd The Rlftto H niqi' and Fresh Wuti"Fish C om m liilon Is going to IM -N J ), . .in .' Routll A tla n lic area, HenaUi tienatu aii au- apply fo r membership In the Florida m erit - system. . pointin«nl piiiidlpg,. Ktspv Bikes (U- . Commissioner Carl! Webb of r in l. ' ' ' *• Tompa, who suggested the plan, linbl the- mm It system fu r em­ ! ” * YEAR OLD H LA IN ployes would heln to rid the rnmmission o f "p o litica l pressure." 7 adhere this country great le gat thowln o groatt deal of showing o f iatafir. latottl-. National Iciidri" of liolli major pin lie" weie walrlliog all con­ tests fm signs of which way the political wind" are blowing fur (tie llif.li general eoogiea:ilooal eluctioliH, w: r *i ■ * ^ v | Hints To Houftowtres M By Anna Ma* Sikea "!W III lloslnii, the pM'stlgr and in rllll'lii'i' o f Heel elm v id l.'lbm Maurice Tnhln became Involved ql I Im la»l iiilnute |p tlie m uyoialty elect Ion. n , , . .[T o b lii, a liirm e r llostou mayor and M ioniiirlm st'll" governor, pule llcly threw III" suppml brlillid t'lty (Ile ik John II. IIvlies. Ilyiios Is try in g In unseat Mayoi .lamen M, fh irlo y who is im illin g lo r ids f if t li term. Now Jeisey volet" lllio e il olll ill large numbers to I'liniiac betwrnn Reppblicuo fio v rii"! A lfte il K. Driscoll nod Kiule Heiiiil.it F.lmor H. Welle an Ibe stulr's oust gov­ ernor. F irst ii'p n tl" fiont IA nt Uni "lu te 's 21 ruuiitica "bowed Ibe voting as heavier limn usual lit ten counties aod not nml in four. Driscoll, iHiomctl as nimnlbb1 presidential timber fm luf.2, was rated lit p re -i'li'illo o (meensts a close favorite over Wcnr, former Itemocratle coiigre""iiian mol a natioim lly-koow o baby chick raiser. ! NKHROEH P L A N T L U I’ IN U Lake C ity, Fla.— Many Columbia County negro farmers are grow unconscious and dying In a wood ing blue toplnu cover crop" on their near' the N orfolk naval base. land this season, in-cording to MrThe Federal Bureau o f Inves­ tig a tio n nnnmitieed that Lawrence Klnley Jeffers, uegm farm agent. Augustine Markham, u resident Higher iiiodiicthin per animal n f w artim e housing project Broad Creek Village here, has boon ran be obtained by ilg b l ro llin g charged w ith the murder. Thu and lie lle r breeding, feeding and F i l l stepped Into the case hecuusn ■llseuse rout rol. (he rh lfd was found on federal I ’lywooil lias been used In piano pro party, I Shirley, __________ . . whose head had been niNtiufartiire since IH3ft, when It battered, itte re d , died tiled n o f fractured aktiii skill was first used for tim ing pin la st night a few hours after aha blanke to prevent plus from found. slipping. * ■-,*■•*s ■: itM i genet, nut, Dr. Campboll assorted such things m ark him who prac­ PLAIpPpWTEW, PROPERLY T R A IN E D YOUTH ___Ja, so popular In the ff a n Ion Plaids, W IL L PROTECT A M E R IC A ’S tices them aa a good citisaa, a* a etur* thla fall, praatat a fow ID E A L S A N D W A Y OP L IF E glod American. "The nation th a t picture In horn# drasje In a recent address to Florida Is p ro fita b ly and happily a t w ork special. . making, county and home demonstration has never gone wrong,” he de­ R lllllftf. clothing v iv m ih i apaetalUta 'of vs W clared. U. 8 . Department o f A g riculture agents and other A g ric u ltu ra l E x­ tension Service workers, Dr. Doak The educator-, pointed out that and the low s Extension Service Campbell, president o f F lorida the task o f tra in in g ami guiding agree. • la te U n ive rsity, emphasised young people I* a d iffic u lt one, but When chooalng a pattern to make proper tra in in g and guidance fo r | it can be done hy one who believes up in plaid, look fo r simple lines the youth o f today. His Ideas are In American Ideal* and alrlvaa little docoratlv* detail. The wall w orth the consideration o f all. earnestly to pass them to others. ’’ora enough dacoraAs continued success o f Am crl Dr. Campball referred to ncy extra touches can agriculture Is dependent on the munlsm a great danger to and the fewer tho thin layer o f top-soil le ft In this America, but he stressed tho Idas tho less tho d ifflcountry, so does one th in genera­ th a t the younger people o f today, „ - _ ig tho design whsa tio n — the youth o f today—stand trained properly, w ill prove to bo p u ttin g the garm ent together, t between American civilisation and a groat bulw ark against such sub I f the m aterial m u il m shrunk "alm ost any kind o f subversive verslve Ireas. before m aking up, take t i r e to organisation or government that hang M stra ig h t in drying and to you m ight think o f," Hr. Camp­ CITRUH NHIPM KNTN , hold ends and selvages even la bell esvplalned. pressing so that the weave runs W IN T E R H A V E N . Nov. Therefore, the educatnr pointed — Report o f the fltate C ltm h In ­ stra ig h t ,aad true. out, i t Is necessary fo r America spection Bureau at 10 A. M.' today . T h * aahtest way to make tha to conserve and guide her youth In boxes; p a id m atch'ls to cnaek tha notches when*/ as well as conserve her top-soil. on pattern pieces, G rapefruit Oranges Tangsrloaa D r. Campbell called for renwrd Kail m aklgg that a notch on the 26,:<7U 20,027 iple, come* a t tho emphasis on such “ old fashioned" Truck 22JM3 73,401 270* ■ save the plaid aa t lu American Ideals as hard w ork fr u ­ Boat i i n 2,320 703 ™r notch In tho a r n « g a lity, and price In accomplishment T o U l 60JM2 104.120 270 eye i i t pays to ent p i*, to m aintain and etrengthen thn cea tim e and on single American Way u f L ife , Young NEGRO C EM ETERY rather than double m aterial, people have heard some Ideals con­ ' ‘ ‘ a l­ Pagc-Jackaon Cemetery fo r tra ry to these practically a ll their cept fo r th a w nieces which imost negroes la being cleared and to he cut on g fo ld o f goods. lives, "and i t Is not so simple to date 110,000 square feet havg convince many o f them that the been Improved, Chester A llen, w orld is In great danger," he ex­ chairman o f a committee which stated, ta a o a a having relative* plained. Is prom oting the Improvement, buried in tho cemetery a rc re­ As n result o f comparatively p* announced this morning. quested to eteka plata. CHlaaiu cent developments, many feel that Tombstones arc being painted are In v ItM to v is it tha eomatery I someone who works hard, puts ■ and nameji made more legible, he ■ind aee tha Improvements made what The surge reflected the keen in­ terest throughout the stale and nalion in the contest between Sena­ tor Dulles, who pegged his cam­ paign on a denuncialion o f a large part o f the "F a ir D eal." and form ­ er governor l-rlun.ui. who warmly espoused most o f M r. Truman s program. From one-third to one-half of the registered voters had gone to die polls hy noon in B uffalo. Kochester. Syrarusr. Utica, Schenect­ ady. Floy, fimghnmlnn, Albany, Dswrgn, Ogdriishnrtf amt Salama­ nca. A ll arr in Republican upstate, hut ill* Democrats claim great strength in most o f these rommilies. In lle n m ria lii'-ra rilriillc fl New York C ity h "pul clinch o f MnobatInn nml Hums voting indlrnlud iibont 40 per cent o f those registerpiI hurl voted. The percentage wua higher In *ome th ickly |iopiilated nrrna, nola lily Harlem. Washington height", (iieenw lrh V illage and the entire eartl side. In A Hinny, a llem orrntle strong* Imld, aiionl Hi pei rent o f I he voter" had polled level" liy 12:311 I'. M. bong line" Homed at polling iilnre" in many eitie" b ill the butlot mg has onletly. Mnyoral elerlinna in 1H cities Including New York, heljo'd swell (he vide volume. Tht'"o conlcala "hared locnly In­ terest w ith the llulleala-hman duel, the winner n f w liirh w ill serve the iniiiH liiing y iir o f the in riii o f New Ib 'itlc r Holier I F. Wagner, T lir aIIlog Wegner re iig n rd Inst June nml (ioverim i Thomas H. Ili'w ey TEEN AUK n tIM P . DETROIT, Nov, H - W j - A npiHilutrd Hulb's, foreign Hffnlrs frig h te n n l IH-year-old youth told cxiH-rt^lo lbi< "lo ll. The Ittlerlin uppolice today that be and a prison im lnlnienl expires Dee. I. nal fire d the shots that killed Tile outcome of the election I" (leorge Schmidt, Macomb county I'ortnlii In U' Interpreted ns a lllic k farmer. victory or a defeul for the lli'inoW illiam Roddy, H*. said hi rrallc oiitlniml ailm iiilstriilloii. gun went o ff hy mistake dm lug I.i'liio ini, foul liin i'" governor of the holdlin attempt last Satur­ Ibe Koipire Stole, n n b 'iilly cham­ day, Reflective Krwln Schlnk pioned the " F a ir Deal." renorlcd. Didli'H. famed foreign rtTfnlrt Roddy declared that -lack (to u o lb n iily , ileiinliiiceil .1 huge ■■book herts, IK, another of the four o f Mr. T riim a n '" domnatlr pro ynuths belli in the shooting, grain. little aside for ralajr * *'• 4 at iowci TLo**' <*M * U y W ltorf Um *i MU* m l Thatyonneffito (At (M il of/Ait r1950 Studebakerfe T H IS U o«r vaty cordial lavltadoo * ID yoo to coom la aod drivo this m v *iMfo Ift^ahikir. TakaltoaitCvkoob Ybo'vaoavaf ■ ic riaoaid die aha of tba rida, d» o f this H r a d y u a ic now ityit itar. AaMrka la barlaa thla low, Iona, aUoriof 1910 Ittdabakar faittr than a ay mw car Stodabakar * m Introdacad Mb#* Cobm la. Gat baklod tka wkaal of a OfW 1990 Studabakar aod •at iba drbrlav tbrlU of fovt lUadmat f - j r - T r " - ■ - ''" A - - ........ - ...... !>.).■ ■ ■ »»-* • .'!• ■.* t • ' 'irfr- • \4 \ ' v "-’ t , %C,* tv J- ■ \ - h \ \ ■ I -. .■a . ’ - fsij a * ‘•J �f- v * ••’w r r r - " ' ,' V * <'••,..''' •■■•- r.) ■/>• •Pi1'? ** ,%-■. -V l '* f •- y * t ^ • W ?W r -*■ •■'. 1•■TO »5 as. l a t J a lt jr T h a t U S tW R * tk — T» Pretact the Pn h af Um WarMj S fa * l a n i a r d Ta Prostate IM Progress af Amarka. Ta Predsce fm petfly far 8a afar 1 • A N II N D E E PP EENNDP1K T B H a e a B a M HANFORD, F l j j Established 1908 VOLUME XXXX Lehman Wins Mayor Carraway Gets 576Votes To Win City Commission Post In New York By Big Vote Democrats Also Win Many O ther Races; Soldier Bonus Carr i e s Pennsylvania Sanford c iti/rm yesterday reaffirmed their faith in Mayor Andrew Carraway by re-electing him to another three year term *• a city commitiioner. With 576 vole*, he had a majority of 5d vote* over thr com­ bined total of hi* opponent*. Frank Miller. 382 and Jette Lodge. 140. The total vote wa» 1,114 a* compared with 1,447 latt year when D A IL Y NEW SPAPER W EDNESDAY N O V . 9, Security Is Said To DcpcndUponStrong National D e f e n s e itii . " f ••• .YtCtOl ft tehm an’d Victory; Gives Dr. ‘Gallup Welcome Change i . i. NjfeW 11YORK. N ov.' • ll -</P>. • Dr. Gi-orgp Gallup o f the Gallup sabl ha was eating phoannnt y —a ‘ welcome change from hla year-long diet o f crow. H I* poll foreeaat the U. S Senate victory o f form er Gov. Herbert II. I<ehra*n I<ehman In venterdav'» New York State election. Gallup'* figures dare not n* d o le na they h a v e , been In the oast, hut ha picked the rig h t t! man. Gallup gave Lehman 67 nor rent o f the vote, and hla R« publican opponent, Senator John Faster Dulles, 48 par cent. Almost complete ...... .iieta n l iurna from ♦lye actual tysslfotlnwr showed Mhman winning w ith Ba per rent over Pullas wlyh 48 par « jL ust a vear ago. Gallup foreIf r«at *ha election o -f Gov. Thoms* .5 . Dawoy over President T ru roan, and haa am a t the tlm o ,sine# thon Im proving and re fin ­ ing hla polling ayataat. Gallon was Iin diy n ff on the Ek ala* o f Lahmanp DemocraticLiberal m a jo rity, howavar. 'Gallup gave him more than JWpnon claimed by Democratic chieftain*, while tha aetual f ig ­ ures. w ith only a few election d is tric t* m isting, showed Leh­ man w ith only a SOfcOOO vote load sad from from a total vote of al- avetihsleaa Gallup was Juhll- apt. “ 4 f* * l th a t 1 ran now quit 4 ,satlng crow and tr y a little pbaaaant fo r a eHangs," he said. HANPORDDIMOIIAT WA8HINGTOA a - ( > P i- Around the w orld, some 90 native Floridian* are In thai aarvlca o f tha State DepartaWPt. Among them la Reginald P. M itchell o f S anfoN who la second saeratarv In P a ris,-franca. A biographic (tfririer of tho a r t# Department • M uds* thaaa 4 other Floridians In %iw Jplomatle Ndaehaaovflia, BBM Rn B: ’ Consol, it liiwt f JE fart, Uv* Kriricr Reports Ppp- Supt. T. W. Lawton till* morn­ ing axpnaaed aatlsfartlim w ith tha voting fo r School trustee* and mtriage* In lhe two Sanford precinct*, yesterday. «nd ored lc lu l lhe ra-elertlon o f the H ire r Iruslea. R. F. Cooper, Mr*. A. D. Rountree anil lin y Howell. Precinct Nn. 1 of which II. P W h ltn rr Sr. wa* clerk, finM ieil It* total* at about H:00 debt o f 200 billion dollar*, largely o'clock at tha G irl Scout llu lld ln g . the result o f the two W orld War* Mr. Cooper received 100 vote*, anil o f the tremendous eo*l* re- Mr* Rountree 00 and Mr. Howell, s id lin g from them, ami alatcii that ! *01’ ' ' nf 1 v ote* were our children and rh lld re n '* .-hild- I «•»"* »"• »lx > mJM levy w ill, .... .. agiiln«t and Ht voted fur ten woulil have to ro n tlliu e to pay the two m ill *rhno| Improvement for these war*. "T h is country eaiinul uu luu-l. le w and 11 against. M r*. W. K to the mistake* uf W orld War I VVnl«,m. M r*. Amalia Noble and and the disarmament rnnferenn • W E Watson served a* Inspec­ that followed," Judge Htensironi tor* Vole* cast tn ta llrd 112. Precinct Nn. A at the T o u riit told lhe Linn*. “ Our present it*fenae polley ra il* for reduction of Center of which Hugh T llll* w«* uriny foree*, and the N a w i.i clerk reported 1M voter*. II. F •»klng *hlp* nut o f operation. Th* (coper received IfW vote*. M r* A ir Korre I* the only hrniu-n * f A. 1> Itm in lra t. 14.1 and Rnv Unwell, |R7. Three person* each the service not M n g changeil, aiv i i reive,| two w ritte n In vote*: S lin t getting new plane* to ■ It In not ... ■ M o . r , r t .. n n ,n.. *peak( o f other than to re p la rr old | M() j nhn' , Galloway.' There He told of the cold w ar w ith were US vote* fo r six m ill le w Russia, w hirl, I* building up its end 112 fo r and 29 against the two m ill levy. Inspector* were armed force* dally while "we arc Mr*. A. R. Wallace. M r*. If. J. p e rm ittin g rtuf national defense to I.rhnian and M r*. W. II. Single­ go down." Ton many people, lie tary. said, do not keep themselves In­ In Oviedo, said M r*. Lawton formed o f lhe lanura at stnke. He warned against deficit apeniling lit vote* were east fo r the two hv the government and stated that rd ll levy end b ill one agnlnnt. people are now paying 26 cent* out The ..... School Hoard w ill meet lo ­ th# total of every dollar fo r federal, state ] " .211 vole o f the rounlv. and ro u n ty taxes. Judge Htenstrnm commended lh<Lion* fo r th e ir rceent •ponaorah'p o f the'blood bank donation*. King Lion C liff Able* reported th a t th l* waa very auccraaful and th a t 2D T A M P A . Nov. 0—■(A’ l— Florida person* had given blood. Plan* waro dlscuaard fo r a Thanksgiving ra ttlrm e n are helping build the stale's flneet 4-H Club camp on Eva dance at the M a yfa ir Inn. the shorea o f la k e Francis In Highland* county. T h r State Cattlemen's Associa­ ATO M IC CONTROL L A K E BUCCEB8, Nov. 9 - ( A V - tion In convention here yesterday T h * United State* and B rltlan voted fta o p o fo r th * project. That charged today tha Soviet Union w ill hulld »n auditorium , kitchen perafata In blocking International and dining roogL Other funds fo r the 160,000 agreement on control o f atomic energy. They backed a French- camn w ill ba re lie d by 4-H Clubs Canadlan plan fo r tha six atom lr In the 29 count!#* In the South power*—tha B ig Five and,Canada Florida a rts . About 1J00 boys — to continue secret attem pt* to and g irls w ill use It each summer. The Association also voted |8 ,• and the aast-weat deadlock over 600 fo r the N ational Livestock th * atom. Tha U nited State* alao Informed Association convention In Miami o m a lo , president of next January. Carlos P .'R .' Romalo, Dm U . N . assembly, i t would study BODY FOUND ca re fu lly his appeal fo r a abortS E A TTLE , Nat. 9— ( / P i- The ta r n atom ic armlaUee, a ban on body o f o m o r men tra p . pad a t the bottem a f a M -fo o t on the tb< tja lv a rs ity o f Washseatrot. Romulo announced the shaft Ingtea campus ampoa wa# v i a found early gleg earlier today. today. K rc s s ffe js- A t M e c t lf tK Of C Of C Director* An catty rc|*orl im the City nf .Sanlurd'- .ipiilication fnr Rrc«n•In n lion I in,«m r Corporation fund, (nr I lie in iu tiu c tio n o f teimin.,1 fa c ililin it directed taler tin* w rrk . the dirrclnrs o l the Chamber nf Commerce w rrr told last night by C nm m iiiinnrr John K n d ft wh,. n p ir o r il •*l|«f,irtioil with thr (in. gn-M uf the pnijpct. Mcrling III thr Tuuntl Cruln l.**t night thr ih rfrtn n wpir .il... tnhl hy C lM rln M ali,ill uf the n fclient result* which the M iy lu i Inn has rpcriyrd from it* a ih rii iiiag thii fall. Murr than 25.(Nil) Imuklfla liavc hern p n n lril it j rn»t nf $111,000, hr m n I, and thhntcl i« qiriulmg $1,750 * w r-l in n rw i|i*|irr a rlvfilitin g t in ih» mrlin|Kililan r ilin nf the nnilli "l.argrly ** * ir*ult nf till- ,..t vet tiling", In* hhIiI, "tlic Imlcl >. bnnki-it -i.ll.l fnr three ninnlh* iiii w inli.r. mid I* nlri'iidv nri-ivi.ig gin*sl i wbn liiivc seen mu hiIvi' i i , "i 1 Fa n l u a t i n j ; M .iy Re C a lle d A t;,iitt O n Dec. ( ’o m m i U c c U. S. Steel 1# Re­ sumes N e g o tia tio n s It. tSMH | \T F I» PRESS I hr 'll d ry .old <i m | «irike o f L lllte.l Moir W n ilr it w.l* tllip e n d * rd lot liner weslu today. It Wgl i ailed " l l pending lurlher e ffo rt* to icttlr I lie r o n l ll it rliipule bo» tw rrn |i<lm 1 l.ewni .mil hilumiw* on* operalot. It m.tv he reiiim e'l Dec. I, i f a irttle itirh l i n’t ie.t< lied hy than. In inniuim ing tli* move, Lewi* tanl it « i. lik r o In, "public COO* Yemeni r m l ,i« , o i*|o r U M W 4ntltnlnilKin fit ffili tlH f |||f f#* ♦ MH*rr |w*4%iltilify ttf .iMifement baMIR If.H llftl I lir Minna H ill rf«umR digging I I m I MllMlf fit Alrt| V ttlldrtv terms o f then io n li.n l h Ii i i Ii espued July I, I r * | | t||i| M e m o liil- die log Uee| ttrika sermril on dir to general *«tllrinenl in |l,r neat future, t h l t l ol di- l it e r . i iim ilu i* m alreati Inn- .igiinl tip hi nrw umlractl with iIie < |( 1 1 mix,| Steel Workers' I 'ill,111 I hr Incgril ,|rr| I,m i. Untied .St,,lc, 'i|cr| .nimunred tn d iy that \\ icleiilieek, .1. W. Ciiwcn. I *» lin t 11* I lean. Sam .« I, I it-.,mill,; inerting with th i tliat recently lig h t, il.. \ ll ,di,I-, H i. W ltheisopon. t I.extci I'm » .no nn,I Olllnil pinli.ililv will tic .(tMngtd left to lig h t lin n I I I K ffic I'n ltillii. It. u If. !.. 1 im tnumnnw I s Steel ||,u been ln .n i left to lire key pinihli ci in .fltlliK lh# temp nl ii.iiti.ul. in p.irt years. Tin . - i-.-ir. ii u ».i „n itg rrrm e n t w ill, th r t s u In Hrlhlehcm Steel t ’u ip wlu.'li r um- firs t The n th tr lu ig r fuin.) whti-li x i-tllr.l yestar* day w r ir .Ion*-* mid I nughlin and Ri'im l.ll, Steel f n ip Tli*. xli-i-l iii.lust■y pattern, **t It) THO M AS \ III I IM I■v 11,• 1111«•11*•111. ra il* fnr payment HI .H I.IN . Nn* 9 4/1 *i Tlu- H n *'n o In , ii .< I n c w i|ii|,ri N m hl cn-it.1 an,I -Inn lug uf iniurancc cnsl i l.y iIn* i nmpauv ami em­ I t|u n « «.il<i I ih I.iv Snvict imp nl /rlmiiir piu -i i -v to U .i.l *n riillic mmin. A ll S e m in o le V o t e r s ploye* lain liar opened th r way hn * u m ii npulr nver Inggri Ilian llie F.n(luh In iimm uiicllig llia t tb*1, U» T n IC o n is tc r F ro n t Channel. ’.!ihi mini policy cum m illrc had vdtA paw n p |ml S00 time* the ra p a n ly ol lln o v ri <|t,.iiM< •) D m , J d iy . . ? T o M r t r . -11 n i In -end Hie soft, ruul m lliais Inn k l» Hu- pit i, | i>tv is rnipbasitutil I,i- built in lUiulliwpstcrn Ru*> *■ uu. in turn u dexi'it into 7r>.ni"i, 'l.'.'P • ini i,;b fm i ngiiiiii: A -i iicihilc im thr ic rcgulM r.l Unit tin- imivp la trm puranr, rl H r mlvi .cil hmueholdera |n, fill non irrig M iiil n rrr* for cntt.ui Xtint lid lllinlll I U ill in •III. li" ii nl ill i ili/r n - nl Srinumlr lh r li n u ll In iii against a renewal phmloig, lhe lirw spnpcr *nnl i mm*'* I t hi; A nil - illi I hr I'n i niiulv —Im ih '.llr tn -n tr W,|- up •if Jill* walk mil, , ' | N.u-hl K i pro.- gnvt* iiild ilin iin l 4 *• Tin* union's ahli.omt bllumliiAus •IpI i i i I* inm glil nf I lit- iilnnii, ■>* lu iitr il v r-lriil,iy liy llu- ( HuntV I liv pinvrl iliini- on Hr ,;,.v»n n iiu r in ra s l uf iha M issisiipni.have pin I,itl up,,n wblcb il bad ir p n it I nmim-.ion in a iru iil.in ir -nib trinaUnsee »*■ e * i * *M I ml Satiinlay. T lir story *niil tb«- ■nil long, III til n ml w u lriu n v , llu -Incf .ngincci nn the prnji-cl <11-- Nnrbl Kxptrsn mlilnl, util I** ulib , pl.lli- m11miulI<iI by M l- Verne In.si-il lb*- inf<*i m iii I i i . ii lii-fiii*' tli.* tn p*i.ilu*i- H2.ii ' iii ,iiim i,i m i l,ii ..t.iii Ml --I Iign. im uily -m irivi-ni lit 111111111111)'. Till' \ l l l l l.a kr , Hill | i.y i-li.ilin u Mn-inw Institute ,lf K ill-Ill, 'I'd b l hr I n i l «iii «- Hi, I, iigin Tli*' Nnclii K t p ii'« i- t'nmimui It tie- —r|c ,rl —Ip'll llu icgi* •I llu S ir /, In i i n I...... , ll,. i- l iiio tio llis l Iml Im im .<f(n , 111 1 llg ll ll I 'Im llln l l u lu . . Ii III,-..| •i 111--ll I**ml , — ill in' p| it rtl im •t milling w ith the Hu—um *•»,11 III,I I'llllIM , 111. i.m u n i ,|,I|.,| pi* *m I - Ui tlir i n iio ll. mul ill 'p u li.,n iti l,i-i mmi> It- u i.min W i l l i rnttuu i . till, I.n |.. llu I'.iy uppm. n llv bull Itn 1 nppinvnt i> i iip il r.l in ra - i n ,in .I ,>1 bnul.l p i ... I „ . -nl. i . tillM ir irg i.ln D M .AND. Nnll i -V i- A ■if llu- itn -iltllc, toil u>,I n r,, .m In ill III u| llir I'M 1) I rgi,l.iliii, Win Id Wai II v e in ut who d!e-l • inp nf u n p i, rrtlrn lr.l , *ti ni. 'l> III,-I* pull-n r ,lllp III. V (I ' in* N iu lll K s p ln s .mil >llm,. up « or— , uupluve,} iii’l nm l*> . g i Hav I'tne- veterantlu- He,I D uty's Tm-glu b> It,mil "T h r big Urn run,it -ni,M p, in, im lit irg i-li.ill.in - V-trin |..i ln r.p it.il Imd lirrn irfil* e d r e ,-I s.'lui'l fni n ffir illl m illn illll. ....Ill mul l' |in ililr Inppilig uf li.nib. • i.iit in lir r In n veteran's bn.pitiil Nnrbl Kxpress ip iu lril K lipineci Hull mini fm 1nil .tl l|, I|..|| I -. immilr t miniy, -.iu| (t |' II, m iu Netv Je i-e y lircati-e hi* run Davydov n< -uyiug iituinu . -pin In Inn i , mult <1x111 lhe -ilu ,lu ll, id itiu ii waa out " - I 'u lr e i-nnucci«•« r ilir n , " il uilil -iu li- w r ir uhi-i I tn drive u .um ii Hi*' iidvi.|m pd lirmllim ,1 ii •ul", a rmiMty n ffiria l l emitted -ill br .uli,ill*nl tbrniigli I lie I'll, g ill M...III* mil Tin* youth, 2I vent util WII l.clw rrn llu 11• it I M m inliiin nn.' ii i ir lr ii i tllu ii i at trig Hi., in ,i mgi-lt.ilinii will l.ikr pi """■ in history Hint atnntu r m ig r i'l," r . i lim n I In 11 Ik*iii Waters, Ii . nf i \ i i g ix Range. •' Illlllg I <n l. 1950 tllll m ill..... I'.ltl-r.-ull, N ,1. -II. I'Ulubeil after hn* bi.rli ilnnl fur p riu rfu l pm Till.- n il- linin' In innkr pn -ilili nil iiii ; tlll"*m li M il H .ll ll'c n il'.. ' 1*1Stitt bnilUlt Itage H r b " I lisSh riirislrurlini uf Iwn Him In V ,.n ,i..,. ..... . 1 1 ■ ............... tn — Hi*' .thr 1 1 ,...., , 1 . ,1 , iNnllillig tvas sail lllinlll Hu nn .1i ,i. Mi*. m p 'iv i.n —iliui - iul l , III 1,,patient , , , Hav I'ine- tins•liverl ,i„..i I, i|.i* . . Id u.., - - 11111- wen . . . . .the . wntei- uf .llie. lib mul umii llppu •» • I . .1 l l i l l I |,l,rtl Del 26. Yeidael Hlvr-ra Inward llu- n,,rb In tim e isrtl «„ tiling nff Hu ■aleil H tlir n lllir nl llriiiy l< | be Vnlu-la rnuulv grand Tlu-y empty inln the Arrtli Mnnn I "ilni. ,iptnm»tiMl I I i M.ignnli i 1 lurv nn Del. M In a report on bln I mu w in there m,v d -Im l Tn reierve Hu- divrtlril •> , , .i niidltlnns In llie lull tier* de­ ‘••'•"ii lire extent nf the m p lu .um thr new papri iti.l, „ rhnnnrl fit'll plored Hie fart W aterw1I’h i i r wa-t no rsplanutiun givn. If* ITI ill •hull w ill i|Un Im »**a•Ia* "murh In ure-l nf attention and liillra lung mul nuptyilig ml., liu what the R ih s I iiiih did. if mi> ' rul Sru Will l,|. bull, |, - | , | |ir 11M*I t'la tl.ir n t available mi * ••11111\* |il f ‘ Ifll'l h liy flu* only in a <t iintisitea n« r s i c t *«»* vI "1 nf I ( if inf | Hi iMft mi I• dill . irntnl Im -p llal " *s • 1 iliilfH fm (lie be u rfll nf clt*» M "W e do not i.iulei -land -vltv I'M til ili*.'ie farilitles pru-ideil l.v the 11 I ii J. Iload Veteran Wiw Refused Entrance To Jersey llnspital , Camphell-LossiiMr New ( ommandei .......... Legion Post lias 01 Salvation Armv■ ' 11 New Members I'ntiHes Sanfiiidi»r,b!.'2llS Ing". Manager Fd H lggin* «•** «<l I ' ill I **<I S tiilr . guvcrniurul fnr conn'd Imck liy I hr- d lrc c ln i- fnl util nf f‘*| il I»a( ( ,M« |I mii its veleians l.avr nut brer, made lowing Ills rc rm il llln rs *. ami mil unfurtunaie ' il it n «l i • «*«'t «»t of tlir S# mill'd* avnilnlilp In <h!> Ad RT DE • ■a w lined plan* for • general f ’ hatnl*'' p n u.n," tile gland lurv -aid u f rm um erre m enilieishlii nu<i Waters bad l.ren la k n i In cos. Ing hiiiI dinner to Im held ni tli,' Inilv at a I lay tuna llracli ln —. , mnnngri, was mreptr.l•»l and Hldl a ir M nyfali Inn on Nov. .10. He hI-» I'ltln n - when lie l.ermue violent Eleven new menihei- w r ir .ul I lent, mul Mrs. Paul It ....... •"blllmi -va- passed ............... ling staled that an Invltatlnn ba* ■vim on fb;l, 6 su. rredril ( ‘apt mul I " *»*l«'l»«li*l service-." said Ills mother said he w a- rn rnttl* inilleif In ( mnphell l im iii,. |'ni» sent to the Slate Road Departin'-,>' It, Miami In t iv nut with a l.1»rMia Itvril lllld till ns rnmnmndri lletiidnn. to hold itn Decemlier meeting "i No. 51. the Amen* an l.eguui la tl <tn arrnuld nf tliese reslguallulls, , ball tram , the mime «he rnnhl . i . , ,, • i i . i i i i " f B alvnlliin A itn v t'm p Sanford. Huai.I m stiidh d •• n •I r d lll I ithe nr aitirai'i ip h * m * e. .i i ntBhl *1 the Legim. lin t llu *.l.lt 1 . ^ , 0 , ed .bat they a ir ,1. il'-nu-r Gleasmi of l.n kr Maiv ,.i.„ f„, ,r„ ,v *n « Hus •!••,...• , 4 riirfff i U ve (iftu. «r«m? presenwd a list in lit name* »l Imns huuight tlir I ’nsl meml.i I <I|||,! finitrdv pleased -villi thr farilitii .n ut. ........ ariTun, w ill b. I« k ... I ,'" r y report. aunlv . Hn i nf the lieadquartern no Ka-t Nn liersmia In Lake Mary who l. s - r 'u p to an all lin ir high nf 5/1 m il fn iH .e i study is iim.li' *,f j b n I II. W ingfield and the H#J 4-11 Hub Camp Given $12,000 By Cattlemen P,.lied for telephone* and Im - Hudtng 458 psul „p nieml.n-lnp, "dl" ' the people of Hmifi.nl bi' p la iiI'he llu m d uppruveil It .......... -'-lit for 1950. 'Tlir 1949 panl up tnrrn "We like Hanford very miii-h. li. isinii Dnuglas Lie.lt. June.-, "ail'l appii'".ell I.ieiii. ........ .. n| i 'inin /, tv . Judge ii . i. lienhip wa» 442. and tlir former declared rial ............... <• the high esteem everynn. 'I “ V .'l record 448. ib s fu r th r Hnlvaliun Ar my in 1 ' , ' -;"'1 7 "f " Vi', • •* *,f |(U) f(*r •liittifiK** •* 1,1 -f HU. f,*r damage nrttie dune to “an 11 The new inrmher* srr S. | '•(!'•' nelghbiuhnmi":"...... ll*. I .* , , , itmmM'ik iimrhlnr mi thr "Jack Renton, Charles W. Il.anllcy, i * riIfV,i *• lsM Mnwi'll KmimI f»n 11#i1 »\v#*11 iiiulit. W illiam M. Clark, J. I. hum an. t. in a Hnlvaliun Aiinv (iff........... . ,|ih| , h r m l nf the ........ which In; saw |IHt| |,R,m deetroyed and the W illiam T. Juhnmn, ffuiurn I'.iglion- years nf service In the iu . tl.aiiat pi|n< stuffed with nrnngra. heen nnahle tn get them mul quested th a t th r Chamlicr nf f'nin mrre take action tn help ease tblalftiallun. T h r dlreclura drclded rl t» ta k r the m atter lip w ith the off. ria ls u f the telephone company President W. A. Patrick railed attention In th r unsightly mini, lion of th r Country C hili Road be ynnd Ih r c ity lim its east n f Up»shi where trash ha* Itern dumped a long the highway. Senator I.. F. Boyle pointed out that there I* a state law a g iln s l the dumping trash along public highways. H. H. Coleman restated than an Industrial survey n f tha Reminnlr County area has bean made l.y hi* rn m ta n y and th a t a report I* rx p eril'd nn It In the near future The treasurer's report was pre ■ented hy J. L. Ingley. Manager H lg g lm rad tha minutes o f th.* la s t msitting. Among those -present were AI Lee, John Brum ley. Jack Katlga... Jack H alt, J- L. tngley, John Kridar. Senator Boyle, H. H. Coleman, aw , John C. .Sikri, J. F ram i* Spi vak, James C. .Sumlrr. Hamid I). Tatum and Homer White. Leelonnalrr James F. I<nn|mi ' J»la ......................... W orld W ar II tram were announced aa winners o f thi< Post membership campaign ami Mr. Benton won a IB.no p r iir offered by t'.ia Post H istorian, Caul K nrlr T. Loucka fo r obtaining the M iith due# payment fo r 1060. Cast. Loucka has ol.talm-d 26!i members fo r 11)60 and Past Com­ mander Chaatar M iller, (ll, It was announced. S latk D is tric t Commander Ho­ bart LaEoy Attkiseon was present and w finotaed tha Post ballet on new members th a t brought the Joel mambenhl p to an a ll time high. Dean. Ha waa com plim entary in hi* W0fJ| p0#t and — *— * - aw a,v z ttia ssu WALRRR NAMED LAKE WALES, Nov. 9-GFI —Martin H. Walker has been named general manager for tha Florida Citrus Cenears Cooper­ ative here, a peat formerly held with th* Florida Citroa Commla- A s s o c ia te d P re s s I.eased W ire 194!) Re-Registration Report Expected Russians Planning Big Things Election Is Held SoonFrotnRFCOn Thru Use Of Atomic Explosions S ch ed u le Is Set For Trustees And By County Board School Milla^es C ity ’s Termiityil M op- POlHOf JACKSON. a —County A t " a P b r aaora > _________________________ at Judge Stenitrom Speaks To Lions On U. S. Freedom Douglas Strnttrom yetlerday told members of the Lion* Club that freedom it not free: it hat its price and declared. "Our security de­ pend* almoit entirely nn a tlmng America." " I f this country allow* itself to reduce its budget for national defense. R may have to pay tha price in blood, he warned. "We fare freedom for granted." I|e anerted, "but there is nothin; in the world more expensive than freedqm. We’ve, spent more lot freedom than anything else" Ho told of the present national It e r a lf t John l l Lewis Orders Coal Miners j To Stop Strike And Return To Pits — — —------------------------------------- ♦ W illia m Stemper ami linn.lull Cham' were elrrted as commission S chool Floyd Palmer. Mr*. Ralph A. era. Mr*. K. K. Koum lllat, clerk, anil Smith and Raymond l.tindquist, Inspector*, completed tin- count P H IL A D B i.l’ H IA . Nov. 9 shortly a fte r H-.00 oVIta-k 1**1 —t/fT— rannaiyvtniana gave a evening. whopping threc-to-oni •Jorlty Mayor Carraway wa- present at dollar fa r • h a lf billioni M i s veterans' the fin a l count and wa* congratu­ and Governor honna yestsrSay yesterday sad lated by rltls rn * present. Jarnao H. D u ff dpclarod "more taaea" w ill ho raoairsd to fin Expressing hi* gratitude in the ■M s tho hoana. G ovtrnor D u ff vote given him hr declared thl* told a aows conform s* shortly bemorning, " I a lnerrrly appreciate fa r* noon today Mth«r« (a no the vote o f confidence given me am kidding ouraalvea." ” 11110 Is by the people o f Sanford and • vary groat aunt a f atoacy, he pledge my continued e ffo rt* for assorted, "and It la going to a bigger and better Sanford." hav* to ha raised by more taxes Edward Higgins, manager #>r Sad everybody la g a la * to have the Seminole County Chamlx-t of to hole pay fo r If.'' The SS00.Commerce, congratulated Mayor *•0,0*4 bonus la tha grratiw t Carraway th is morning and -aid. aver approved fa r a slate'* ve­ " I am vary pleased w ith the reterans la United State* history. *u lt o f the Commission election a* It mrnn* j | continuation of the NEW YORK. NoV. 9— (/!*) plan* fo r progress o f the City *nd Ntw York itate’i 5,000,000 voter* I* an indication that the ritlxrn a gave a thumping verdict of appro­ of mu rom m unity ate ile fin ilrly MAYOR C AR RAW AY behind the policies of (lie admin val In President Truman'* "Fait l« ira lio n ." D ta l" yesterday in electing former Frank M ille r went to Mayor Governor Herbert H- Lehman to * Carraway's office th l* morning to U, S. Senate seat. pcisonally congratulate him and Return* from all but 50 of the declared w ith a g rin while lie wa* leaving, " I helteve In lo a n lin g lhe state'* 9,565 election district* gave linn In hi* den." Lehman 2.567.704 to 2,362.173 Je **r Ixiilge alated ltd* morn for Dulles. Ing that he wished to eongiatulate Lehman received 419.579 vote* Mayor C arraway on hi* re-rler on the Liberal Party tine, mure tlon a* a rninmiH»ioner and to wli.h him well In future endeavor* lie than twice hit majority over Dulls*. Kilm-nlnr* comprising the •WvidiiatiiiK ciim im ltei also expressed thank* to tlni*i- who The Empire Slat* eleclorate. re­ n-porled in tin- -landing o f HaMlnole High Silo...I m voted fo r hint. •ented, Mr*, fa*tha Tinsley, Mr«t Itornthy t'lm lm . Mi presenting a tenth of the nation'* Mr. (Carraway w ill continue in Mis* l.ilu I’aiduc ami Mis* Ngtollc l.omli Standing, l*s N|< population, made it a joyous day hi* <-nparity a* mayor u tilil Jan­ for the Democrats by handing them Speaking nn thr subject. "What uary at which time the t ’ ity I ' oiii - — ‘j f (tandiome victories in lhe New York Price Freedom.” County Judge mission w ill again rbno*c a mayoi . city mayoral battle and several olhar contests as well as in the na­ tionally-watched Senate contest. The 1|-year-o|d Lehmdn. once called "m y good right' arm" by tha late President Roosevelt, un­ stated Republican Senator John Fester Dulles. Lehman had libcrial ■party as wall as Democratic* sup­ port. v Pracideal Trusiaa.. who made a T H E WEATHER Cloudy with occasloael I hiI* afternoon and tO lrffllt S a i -noth portion Thursday. P artly; rloud) in north portion T hnf*» day. Continued mild. Moderat# easterly winds. T A M p 7 A V # v!, I 2 5 R — 'Tampa tra n s it llaee aud It# union hue drivers remained daadVwksd today—th * th lrd day o f a aarprise walkout a ffo a tia g M A N dally riders. The CIO orkcra Union Ha waa elected at th* eeve*a the ter fn i.lrv mul a ir force, ills mu vice w ith tho tOth A ir Force look him to Smith Pacific arena including Luion and Leyle. A fte r lhe wai he attended Marion College mid the Salvation A rm y tra in in g college at A tla n ta , Ox. lie wa* msrril'd n fta r becoming a Halvatbu. A rm v o ffice r and w ith M r*. Jones lias been serving fo r the past 10 month* iti Lake W orth. Mrs. Jones, lie revealed, comes of a fa m ily o f Halvntinn Arm y workers and a grandfather was nn officer. Lieut, and Mrs. Jones are much Interested In Institutional work. Including the visitin g uf children'* and. old peoples homes In Seminole, Lako and Voluala counties. They retain the aurburban type Chevrolet th a t Capt. Hudson peed fo r nativities o f tne rorpa, ii'insH here hail him icnuivrd 16 mi Orlando hospital anil later I. Ray Pines On Oct. 2n, Judge Wingfield told county t-.immis-l'Uirr- Wa­ i n s hod hern In a New JcrieV veteran* hospital hut that Ihlagency refused !*, accept him at; a In ticcati-e Ids condition wXi not "service con nected" In Naw Jersey, Hap. Ilordon Canfield anld he had railed upon The Itoyn wrre released under ilm veterans adminlstratlo for -It Irt custody o f parents. it "rnni|ilete probe" of tha death. The Commission, after reviewing a petition signed hy 60 residents T I1 K W F 1 A T H F 1 R of Rear Lake requesting that the .■limity ginde and improve the J a c k s o n v i l l e ! Nov. a - i / r i Rear Lake, Forest C ity Road, Temperature tsl.la agreed to make tha improvements STA TIO N HIGH I.OW Leo J. Ilu rn e tt o f the U. H. Kti66 40 ginrer* in Jai'kaonville Informed A tlanta 61 27 ilm Commission in a le tte r that no Ill-m a rk ns 45 Federal assistance can lie given Huston 65 41 in setting water levels In Bear Chicago 66 SS 1 Lake, Lit tie Hear Lake and Lake Denver 61 70 Katherine a* there are nn Federal D r* Moines ns 48 Fresno project* there. 13 49 A letter from J. W. Fox o f the New Orleans 78 M : Florida Mast Coast Railroad In ­ Oklahoma City 68 44 formed the Hoard th a t proparty on Heattle 74 the abandoned Okeechobee line. In ­ Washington, D. C. 78 a cluding tho roadbed south o f Holo- Jacksonville 99 88 Kay Weal paw Vt ■ 81 Orlando ter"' l '\5.V mu urn I i— m m&mmm if •F -c W n w f r ■> : 1 ■ ." 4 ,. ♦ , « »ss*■« * ........... Jf«4* *• * . ■*«<$<* '*« •' > \ • ai .» *^e . . •v '' V'j 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, November 08, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 08, 1949. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 08, 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/3b236b6162c8f8a60b6605a28c139353.pdf 3c49e51621bb349db9c2335987aa448c PDF Text Text 'ft* f?V'T**'., Si'i* ‘M ■JMvnft >At N O V . 1 1 0 4 0 O SUPERBRAND PLAIN CM M > M A i t . A l ’ l N t Rom* Baking Apples 3 Iks, York Conking Applai 3 lbs, R a . ng Pun 2 Hi Emperor Grapes 2 lbs Pepper 3 for N"-v Largo Nuts Goldens Wash. Delicious APPLES 2 ib.29c 3 * 33c *t Long Island CAULIFLOWER Head 19c ‘\\W£V Efery llam Adverlised Strictly "WHILE IT LASTS Aik At Store lor 4-Page Trainload Sale Price List I Plcl Sw eo t -Frozen |Strawberries3 Educator Cookies 3 PRIME BRAND FROZEN BROCCOLI AGEN FROZEN PEACHES Pkg. 29c Arid. Totfe* 14m*. Nut aoodU* Boned Chicken I4-o*. Jelly Drops 11-os. 25c 16 os. 23c Boned Turkey Chicken a La King 0(4-os. 34c 16-oe. Ik Orange Slice* It-oe. Ik Lemon Deop* 19-os. 29c Mint li-os. 29c 13-cm. 29c S a fa r i Blllornweels 16-os. Choc. Nubbins Ito c . JUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED, PRICES GOOD THRU. SAT., NOV. Sth Piilmrllonnd Third Sts, J l I B. First HI. Ik Xonlucky Mini* Anal. Chocolate Jelly Beans 29e CONCENTRATED FROZEN ORANGE JUICE AGEN RASPBERRIES Chicken Spread Pkg. Pkg. 3 k PEAS Can 27c 2 Pkge 4 k SPINACH 2 Pkg*. Me REDI-MIXT OLEO SoUd-lb. 33c TASTY YELLOW DAISY CHEESE NEW KAY NATURAL CHEESE FRIGID DOUGH DINNER ROLLS Quartars-lb. lb. '/i -lb. pkg, 2 pkgs. 29c 29c a FRESH CORN-FED $ u p r.R-$Av e specJ aJApple Saucg PORK SALE ! i7-os. 2 8 Combination Diantf 39c Center Cute 1 WITH » . o n Chicken Fricassee Or .Mere w tirerrrj Order Plcr.Ic Stylo Pork Bonlon Pull Pork Chicken Fricassee 30-os. Toilet Soap Is* 17 Deodorant Soap Pork & Beane VELVO Cranberry Sauce No. 100 H IC K O R Y S W E P T S L IC E D G R A D E A BACON - 49 Boat Grade SIRLOIN T-BONE ROUND CLUB >HY IEEF STEAK SALE! Tea Bag* Pumpkin No. 2V» Glo-Coat Pint 9 i f c lb. Ib. Ib. Ib. Tender Chuck Roast lb. Brisket Stew Beef lb. Fresh Hamburger lb. Grudo A, Dioonod & Drawn, Quick Froznn Baking Hens or Dog Food Bath Bis* 1 9 a No. for Dube* A Duds Jack SpraS 1*7 b e w Ma ^ICNICS <*, silo-Wrap Lb J V A Droosed w m & sm M * * IL Vermont t 2 3 Sc 49c 2k 2Sc �- *' I n b a i t y T h e r e h n t r r n g t h —1 a Protect the P H N of (he World; To Promote the n « ( m « of America, To Produce P r < a * H | for M iifo r i rnm m ir>.j b Truman Plans Talk Praising * Gov. Lehman Peace Treaty U.S. Acts To With Japan Is Bar WarGoods Seen For 1950 From Russia Meets N aval Operations Chief Mr. Truman will apeak lor ultoiii live iiiiinitri around ^:25 I1. M ( E S I ) , from llle While House nil ■i radio program originating in New York. Meantime, hr got a rhainr In talk In lllmoia polilii al b a lin ' alroui S ri,air Majority Leader la. • ^ WASHINt* 1ON. N.n 4 i-|*i llir gmeinmrni l.inpcd ngul mil I mis op ihipilirill nl -ll.itrgn gikids lo prartirally the ivhnle wnrld ind.iv lo pirvrnl Ir shipimnl. in ihc Sn n rl hloc. Gnmimmisi ( Inna ami I aim Atnrlica pailu iil.iili -ic,e . Ii-riril fiv llir lirw mlrOlfiii.il- h ill .i irpmli-i iln- -lep ,i) nt 'lair \i lir-nn irpoltrdtF Hat lakru lu.i.r will. 11,.' alia nt -li I)mu'til ililli (•it hrd ayiernirnl nil all inajul a-rmng Inline ; ninl •limin’ riiiiii.mil ihnutsuini .nllle- lli.in Im*. ui , ,,| .I,,, vn al ‘ inirnl l. illi. n. ii- -lilptiirnl. In m Wa'IungtuM an .Inininal. .1 n ea■ ( niiiiimm-t lia n a and Russia It,i - ■ lllllin h . die l.ipiniei-r D ip itl n,,,v f,e pietrnl .,| (hr lllilr lllf Vlrl '..... mi... I I ll'.. II VII... I . m Inriil I..I- ,ipplied lln-se li.'l.l inn f" " " " 11 Allir* lay ilnVvll thru Irm i lot d rfrated t,,,L "lilv I., l.ii.ipi' n .,1 a.||,n rnl ultu-.n la p .in '. ie m liv min wmld affair* ■nr.i-, inn.ill aleim d.r —■ hul unit if llirv ag lrc In Hiiltvh inn n| dir MrdlleiMue.ni The new nelinn e-teml. the inn. American plan- aliradv well devrim! ii.nver- tnevpMit' in an> pl.ne Inpeif. lhi> Hom e -aid III Ilit mil III I \| 1 III r,'Hindu, »hull MAN IIA Nov. 4 — |,V> —Occupant •inn aouiret in Japan »ay» Gtncral Douglas Mar A il hur experts a (tract treaty with Japan tn hr signed it i I'nkyn rally nral year. 1 1n* m iuiii, wnn ran not lie namrd. said llir Allied ocmpalioh chief w«» lnyl.lv gratified al tht progress made »uur Hritidi Fnirtga V t n l . i i i Met in and U. S. Sect** ABOARD TRUMAN TRA IN ENR O l/ r E TO WASHINGTON. Nor. 4— (/!*> —President TiUimin drilled today a iiimig endorsement ol Democratic candidates in New York** lint S riu tr and mayor tarn ai he lulled liar It to Washington from a "hi-pariisan” iwiriH into ilir midwest. Mr. Turman talked over with |ire«idrniul pie-* S rrirla iy Char0 Iti G. R om , and Democratic Na­ tional (.'hailman, Hill Hoyle, a | hi1i tical addicts hr will make by radio Kimniiiiw night lu New York void*. In it, lie will appeal lor the elec­ tion ol former Governor Hriherl H. I.eliluan over Senalor Dullei (R ) New York in ihe special Sen nto race and rail lor the rt-elerlimi of Demur raj it Mayor William I f ^ Dwyer ol New Y o ri City. — ' ■'**■** y o g _______________ N’nvy HirMliiry Friilirl* Matthew* tlt-fll conga till lies Vue Wlmirnl Forrest I*. SUnrmti in \\ oshlngtnu ultei lie uu- m i.... I * " • "» Naval ttperulinnOperation' hy hy I'ren.lrnl Tummi. Sln rniun, wlm ................... -ini Ullillrul l.niilw K. Ilenfelil, Inhl tiewMin-tt ilml lie wants 'a lii'hlinif Navy nl n n undeiiil (if n fij;)if 1ll(r Navy nil I'tinl " I I nlelilllnm.il S Hill l|illnln I Ching Ai ranges TampaCivilRights Talk On Strikes Case GoesTo Jury With John Lewis This Aft er n o o n '[>111717111 S a id C o U Ilt - Srnatr « « . year. O n b a r g a in in g -••■•<”, /titty. inu|i m ,Ji«wb Arvey. chairman «*f me i|,iT o S e t t le S t r ik e s Cook (.'minty Democratic central _______ committee, said hu told Mr. Truj;, a k n o c I U K D I'ttKSS Hurt I dims cliuiirrt 'luok ko«h1. •»| .• >• ( „ Kornutr Itcpiibllcan repre-entu - 1 moeim nenl» jlu rl lahor rivn, P.vrrett llltlmcii I* u|i|ii>wintc tindliiliu, l yin* (limit. Imla) l-i'M"i arranyrd a nieelmn with Jnlm 1. , .A rvrv, former Mayor K.lwonl |,v-i». J , Kvlly, Hriutnr |*uul IbHigUiH1 •■••• : .I i;. a • . <})) IlllnoU. tirul BUtir Chairman | ^ Ml ** l]'r ^Uli *^1* 1,1 ne^ 0 1*orm* K »IU tlio prraU . uovcimnrjH rHurtl In rml llir 4/ drntMl train nt Chkaan ahortly I day old roal itrikr. Thr time of ■Her II A. M. nml U ikril with [ ,i : Mr. Tinman f.n atiiml Ml mlniiie- Hie iwcllntt wa» nmrrt.iin. C. Iimic hr.d hradfil New Vmk. iork> Mr' l^riTlKisliu"fe( kiting rd from linin Nrw P o lic e m e n Anv altrmpl hv thr SnvirU and ilie l hmr-r K n l. in m-iii on vrto piiwri a I I hr prarr ronfrirnrr nifl lie ie p ilrtl Hally, ihn nil,, i ll -aid. Mnmi pniiK- .a tin pinpoard 110(11V -Hill till- -Onire, infinite: I. Ilie Ileal- officially ’•tiding SKr R S » [ * !a .„ . with min', nuHnn- ami pro. - 1-iiiiin fin inumliiinltiK (Irnmeratlc Iw n i ii.fi.nn- m-Ulillei| muter MarI AMI 'A. Nt.v, 4 pi*, ,t(lr Viilnii’- Kiinlniice iliirhiK the orril-a irly cniilluliiig pnlun lull mi, p.illilrtl Im a hdrral |tn V Imla. a 'i W in i-nnrhiiUiii nf the irentyynverilllirlll anti drl>n-i .iilmneV* Mil. .nnree ni.l .lupiiii will he lnargunl llirii vmsiiiiis nl tli I *IVII - il. il In ii'.-uie her ell nl necurlly unfit- w r aiiam-l Iwn I If . I..III m the I'i.iiiiiiinik-.( nu'iitli'nl wratm i l‘in itlr hr enlertnif tnl-. u pii’l ly peatr ntlm it. [irovlitinr hrr with mllilnry d*Mulhrrry I*..Inr I'lurl William fen<r». Ih tliitn of I lie itefen*e part ha'"IS ( ’. Hinrk and Slicnll'* Deputy |>ltu| Jriungg- a r e ,- h a i:<d with l !',lt Ian rmnpletrdi .Japan w to xrlrrlMir from » whrrr h r had'lalltn Xlmrd at- rnrl- healmir and ahii-iiii; f . ni>r T.rk j,"riliiie h'i .hw which Inrliutei it)| the 15 -lav old drcl *lnkr. m ( W k i) llmwl.m, Mulhr.iv negm j |.'|,-r, nitra nirance Into tlnitrd Nn WartmiKlon for cunfrlitn- e» mined wnnian. fnllnwiliv he i Im I m i .i I i. linn- - III. II.lit hmly gim nilllo me It nf‘ Ja|m.i ‘ at brfn/iny l.rw ii and mu I upri.i- alia, k >>n a while -e. I ion to i r man. I,n- leriilniml Integrity in -lew *.f her eniltlitiithii.nl i. l,ir« logrlhri next wr*k Inr ...w |l(lirmB< ,|ir (lltv |.. ntineiiitini. ..| war mid the nbnlili." iirgnlialiiuii. I Iti.ollir. -pri ill aiMtlalil In llir nf ainie.l -eri Iren. s .IlMM.ey grnrial. alltl llien Official miller hf •purovnl hv ■ ' lH"r r ‘,,,lr '' " l * I thn I’uMif UoUAlUN Autniniitiu* j Jcrril In ttCMtilidlr srp.ildkly w ill !.." ph Ipllrn, nil'' id die d.'lrn-r iiM| i*f n IL*r» unit, twu y jiir tow nunc rsiirrsilnin in iia« -tinI Him.ll.-iiu v ih.lh .lllnitiev. disiii-.c-l ■ I l.-.id . ih. I 111 pn lilies slinwllle Sanfnrrl Hnuilitit Autlmrltv. -'"t pn-ihlr -rliirnirni in either Ii.VC \ a ki II.II,-It'll s ■ 111.til.leii .ni.l (ieuricf Wllltama, exMiiliif- (llrre- 1 hnlh uf tlimi -late*, lllinal tor and rerrrtury, atmounent to 1 ,lav I heir wa> im unmrilialr ic.u II..Min. i.d.l ll.e larv the tniiika K.lvvnr.l ItlK^in* Drralileil yea- | linn llnm milir nprralni*. ..it ll.e i.-Kin wnnmn eniil.l nnl terday nl n i lire ting of the I ng of (til y\ lilnll.it idlei fill irpaialr III l..ue In . n 1 11IIS.‘ll hv II mill file Board nf ('rmnniaalunrr. Crmiiiilsaloorr* nf ui th e by l», rur(„„ull U| ... with dial,a .talk* *va» rr|rclrdi iby mine a- le.-llfieil ve-lei.liiy Hunfnril llmialng A«t Aothoritv. Mr. William*, It. T. rowan, ilnrrv nprr.ilnir lit I Im. slate rarliri ihi- lu.'ke.l l.y Willium llmialnn, ll.e Lee ami Hum Martina pm ent, rCoailMMcH (m r a r * Ktahn .illi -lw**1 vielim'n hlinliaml. and .lie program wa* dhrimse.l — —.....--------- llonpif u-sirteil a *teel limlriiAlt Inipmlunt survey draigninfill -mild Imvo lorn anil laced to allow the herd and type ( bit* ( ’lul)H Go To ill..I k \ i i *laied the akin and that Hie file nr low rrnt nnItn for lira project 1 UClll v lllll INOV. 1*1 wa,, adeadly -veapun whleli wmild - I) Im made hrrt within the have It fi the vii'tini "evi-rlv Innext'tw o weeka, aald Mr. Wil­ Mnyrment of civic .•**••»-"*•• *•■»•» ___ cliilm rlut from liam". flrorge W. Simon*, plan­ ..... ronanliant. .......... ..........la .. ...................... .. thu TmirUt Conknr «», nr tu the tlie Vnelil in i ning rxpectnl liene hv the end nf negl week to ill"* Club Hulhllng nn H Honiinnlr 1 llunle- 1 I I lO lll U K W » l i r y C l U I l I liiiu In U n r n u iilit cnaa plan* for thr aiirvoy with yard will, fat InlllalPil by the K » t-i ary Ctnh nn Nnv. if , City Mun-1 IIH H I I I n U r U N O lU the local group. ---------- * It in hoped that following thr Mger Clifford MeKlIthlp uiinntltieallueutlop morning. 1 Tlmmii* W. ttiydnri, ■y ti ........ . . . . . .for Hanfofil ■m^ lid" , ... . . . Ilf,. a real ltd, Mr. .. WillUniR ____ Ollier «Tn!»* will meel nl ihn .but nf Snrn*‘utn for llitf pftil 22 may hr ImTPRvjd, locution Murine thi* week ■iir *. hihI formerly "tilted. I'rvxrnt plana Inrluda the new , ,y -------, , ................ . ---■■ Jvihi ........................................................ I -a riMiilenl of ... lu.lldlng nf nnlta during the follmv"! I.lnii", Nov, IT*; KlwunU, <1. .tied tier, tin hi the Haro period . rail,ig Nnv. NO, tOSOmainii Nvtv 111 ami JuyMea, Nnv. 17. ............... While here Mr. Hr) mop* unit" hv Nov. NO, 1001, The ,ln o . }*"■•*( (luitrd Khtllllu line ,|, u vvm» n produce merchant on.I In the |IV1.,| Ml, Sunil, Uamnrun Avenue. survey will determine how many rchiinrd off Id* apace in,It* are needed by white and Lull,illig which ha* recnitly lamn ,n, itrydel, had been aniioeiateij how many hv , dared reihlrnta. repninled, rahlea, henehea and f,„ V1,„r„ will, Ihe Hum,I ComThey will he loeatea Within or J . *^'4 , "'"J, •M,rr*1 puny. Surnitida celery grower*, Ir. a five mil* rndiiix Of tin* flty , "al-ailnv ' Inael' u " «, '!! 'I '"1 I"'1 '"' 1,1 l,ial w** with I'almer Tnlgt duration of tile program S i r . in the o th o T M,le nf ihe memtM v " n ?*’ " ,u WBr h* Wtt" " hi eW yearn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .’r nf Hm ration board and dr,utile doorn In the main room, rhairiuun of it* gaw panel. A grud(la„ healing fucllitlen will x>mn lie In-talle.l, said Mr. McKIbhin. imtc uf H,e Univer*lty of Toronlu, Kitchen fnelllllen nre availnhle he wiih Inter u memher of the foe preparing dinner', and for America!, InHtltute of Kloctrlcnl ivrifthlng ilidhea. TherV la a new Kiiglnecr* and n member of the ktlve of go* hot water heater, a an* Miiaonle l.mlgn of Hanford. Fr« l V. Bell, Ip litne, etovp of unalern dealgn, a "Ink thr Refrigerated Hr I* Miirvivcl hy III* widow and announced thla i hat the with three compartment! mid 'me daughler, Ml*« Mary Bryiimi, re»ume ner- plnnty nf cunhonrd apace l> avail Iloth uf Hnraaota. Ling will on Nay nvtlle und nltle far ilUnea and utenall". v're between J Nr vr York which U d been HitNO IIVRRICA N K Piling under the building has MIAMI, Nov. 4*-4NP|—A email been atrengthennl and 17 new troplcul "turn, urn. In the Caribbean pllea' added. Sea gave Up the , ghoat today. ftfei'T-r'X s r 't ..* ... *..a... Refrigerated Service « T« New YoHl Begin" ■ ^UNION B A T ^ - lT MIAMI IIKACH, Noy. 4—(/P»— police aajd two rival urilon men fought a> ahnrt hatlle with mackjack' and knife in the heart of the hotel aeetlon ^irly today, Policemen J m i * l„ Webb . John Walih identified Ihe men aIho United Mine Worker"' dUtri. t SO, and Alvaro Oenaalei, Jr., ImUncen agent for the A P L hotel and Ruxtaurant Worker*' Union. ntgnt at the Ainer “Till* lam gruep of tho hurrl.•on« »en*on" ii* forecaitera de­ scribed It apparently ntftved over Homluraa and dlwlpated, B E T g ON W W BTON 1.0NUON, Nov. 4~(>P)— One „c Uindon'" lilggeat bookie* made Wlnalon Churcnll] I I lo i favorite today ro he the noxt Prime MinUler of Britain. Ill* necond choice fnr Ihe lOBfl election I* Prime Mlnlater Cleneat Attlee at B to U. n ia iH T T m Th() y|nr|,|t supreme Court today *ald the city of Ltkaland ha* au­ thority to laxuf •780,000 worth or utility revenue certificate*. The court, in a unaaimoua de- cUlon, *ald the he IxMiied wlthoi ra t-I . derived from a HBm d" I»Mil ib m tliiii miplil i Mill I i Knit* (Mil 11M*1111f Sail nl (fir* S m\ il l I vjimii m| miliLitk tmil. ii.il C h a r g e d W it h B e a t in g N e g ro W o m a n W it h I lo s e 1 alilnys Is'en in u lehllileli •1 If M ltlt VS til M l HIIitHill' IaV ■ •II!I*»#'-1 , f In | tr*|t:ii i fit*'ll |)|| pt. » Il»t HimI pill t M * *“ lillnf fri , cl,* • itfl*tl % *'i 1111 i t■ 11t't| hill blit 111 .'hr1*t* | m| llii'ii' mi' Immil +1 bv I hi* Sf .*(** tb'iiaiimrnf. I‘hr I ninirn tr.' I ». |mt nnmt linn ill* *\pnf f l'OY4T«*i1 by I1 H 9 P - -as.'j. ; x*. IncM, i*. Tin '■ '♦ Hl’W iiimmI * This |'i\i ii ,» , li;iiin* to " -i'|»m*iT' |trt»|insi»il ‘ bijniii'Mlt. Tim . i| .*iin ih'RY sbijnu. nl I'llVilipt win it' It IIHJMH w I'MI.ll-, |l(l|li1l I'lil 1\ .b 1 hiM‘i| fm .Mini' noil RllHMiHi ol t .1 Ain in furl to hr* rv nln|i|iril 1m Hnue, .Inin Inal eil reglntl* l>lier| .Inpmt'kils nf Iriieeli.' i'en.a in ll.e S<>t id Union I. ive e. *t ii nn.l.'i virtual hnn xiiiee Mai.-h Y 'J*1 ill 1 # Killer Keith Stopped In Mm! R;ige A s He Ones After Fam ily ‘iS W it h S h a r p l ( n t c h e t I dwin Hn K >nli It -hot and krll.-t In l.iilici I . In a. ()|it Krith. Si la-1 niclit duulli illei It: 00 n • Ini k will'll ihe I'tdci mall, appar* enlll i .iii nl In iinini. -ilddrttly seim l a halt lie! and allrinptrd to all n k In «iin . ..lie .mil i luld with a halt In i Al-c in dniv.i nl iiiin k ir, I hr »|f | 11VIhk" I Mr'Ml 'I ihrn ln'iiir al 1103 yM I Wr*i I III!. 1 ■'ll'c i iv i .i Mvii i-m* j l.kWnl llir •Mm K n ili M m . Ha« Kr .lll nut li • I * i.l.imtu. navi or in vriukv i i.e k m iv -i m ll.e Uiu iiv Zi." In an >.... - bjby lbu , ' i.ll.t !' . IVxk , ' n.eits 1 .. | 1 1 i . i i. Hell heuk-tu-benk Tlie In..Pel wl.leli hu. been '>t;1 K id r n ' ll, 1, 1ri r,V r,| cull ne-lii.K, I..* ...............>ed into indoor Wilder -in...leu (li.tc,nai.amil) tl 11 1 / *T. i . i l . i imttit limit ^a Multi,Ml M'fID i'Mit.,1 ih it ,t man It,1*1 tM6*11 l.v II, ,.Mlitl.-tl 1'nlice 1 llll I |(l*| ( . \\ >1ha a.- it la, with I .11»t }<t*Y 1.Ih -'-ui t.< ilir tesne 4•1 lilt J .... '!>- iltri imlllvina. ^IirtiH 1 ' \ M e . • ' Sht'i«11 Ur 1,11111 ia-tl a corHi t' mr- >'ln> I. m il. lu-ticc of iln I'e.t e U I U .1 mi., i n'lvcd 1lieliM.lt ^m.i ..e In nth nn- nlhi-'Ctl (Vlt'diial K N - i mi n e r ! basl Thn-r* Digits Of I m II lili.lt. ill l.l.l i l t pet..ling a.'I ion ••II lb. t i . SL|l» Uinrimy ‘Voice’ hnployee V A lo Pay GI And U.N. C l e r k Dividends B y Stabbed To Death Snvh Ii Is Murder And Siii' idu C ast Serial Numbers Serial Number W ill D titim in e Fay Date W V d l l .V .I U Y Nn». 4 •i/ l,i llle nidi i el p ill...'Ill ill dll' -DIM HIIMH HI p. . . . I in.nian.r dill* .!en.I It. k\.'.!il \\ .1 II vrleiails vvlit ne ha-ed .;i h.'i .III nn the la<t 111ll11iI .M il...I 1m i |i itli b.tl.lY HI ilnee dll'll .'I .1 ieli'iall - -rival' .1 litters f t* i||* t l I* «e|n tn i Him.itl *rnal iiiniilu r U ,k 1 i. » I he \ • t-.an \ihtiiiii-tiali...... .. \ M Me li. J 1 i »MHiln N*l I plainul halav Ini the iiitl inn.' 11t tl 1 ! t 1* 1 ! m l tl Mt 11illi«It"1 the -V item mitb*i \\ lo> It «brt IkN \\ H itlit 1 111 nil lif hi,nli .I !«■ \ i it i .i i i * Na I g. hn.ll ,.| iln ....... an, O Ii.iiiol I ill In in ton i -i i ' ' a in i.l iwihviiian li.mi Miiliane ment* *»m Im lo'kdii m |<iiitiniv. It.-lk.in-k.i /<>lv..k. w.v« l.nm.l i i . I *i A ii NIW MH-'k \ ,1111,tkIln• V\► •111Hi rnplnvi nt die \ <«t«»• .1 \iiit it. » .uni i 1!nnr*r ■ 11-1V. I■ 11«11Hi I u'Mil VtliiHit vvfir . ^ —L-pi.iuled . 1,1 .1 hrd he ah' l|r.' hoil) K 1 ,, . iu I .1 " ‘ 1 1 hi.lll r»iln i . 'll Iht' rPfnrnr e .ie n * ii.eIn inomOiWinK ,lu I i.n-nl Mian dream. Pfnbl *1' || %f till fill a h r . r ml hi lino - , lu*i VA rtRifi HlllllIII'I Ti itoi.iNH) for rxiilo V! m i ii \ 1K or h t l l Si'I'MM W m m Ml M I 11 ! IIm \ ,'mI M lO'l |( |1| |. •JTf. i M*-1 Jim*Miii ('ii iili* ►' km *, futiRH I I ..... I || 1111 | t ll tulri Shrill | \h m i | m*t |iil t tint thi> r»H MSli obi lull i t ImmI b<,i*n *lai| tnider i It, t*t I.> titi.pil n, .ft ''lltli.el ind"ittHlu l'.'ll pieltlK, I'm11it,I i.lt'e r< im ll.e -It'ltd lilllll - a a liM. ie , I da ii I.. .!'• I. .... employed I m, i I,i pit r M.iee veal • uf I'l l hIt. we,ii Him| .. . . . . u .p l.e i .111.k I "II, Mil'll I ... e . 1* ildl to d> -,'t thr.l Hill H, II I 1*4*1 I.III'' Ml JO . I I il l. to a ll.I I .heubtll ...Uhl...... Ill a I...... .Ill'll, ill "WiHlld mu. I . . . . I ,. i l i a ' Ih ir .n g W o rld I I . j n .i i .g h e .I t . avC m 'lliill a- it pnrnti M.ipe, lie * family IH. i hale- h i- - I f . it m l t i n . a. a ll -'nlH,. W at K.tw in KeiHv.tr f'inn; h^V ffuj'l I !w ill i« niehideil m iln lir-i j V|,nll, „p„|l.. Minn, mid liefaradHd 4 ' I'l - i'll*i|* **l ’ In ♦ | ip wu nli eimdl'yef -nl 'V J*" I j ami hipping ( t ( *M l In ul liti. loll IiI, it kr1*'iHM|' |\ 11f b(H*I I INKI’kirig 1 ilb i» ......I IMillib'l| • m li ii lOO, lu.l" III > It* -It 1'iiiplnir-i hy , •1im Mill imtiine *he Im I i ihi II I Hfl'kill I ' " m ,< ....Itni.r.l 1,11 l'««f ISlt.!’" ’ I I.,-, htt-l'.iliil, 1i.nl ■ '. fit 1 tl.lu d 1.1.11* ........ liir ehivh I b. V \ • llilt I III lllHhotl Ml ln,i>'- tit the • lie-1 in.I eigln hum H<• ni.tl, ami cnnaideie.l ne- 1 >.i, iiii ill kwi ilt i i»'» ' M|m'I4 ill lei Ilk. Iv. a |.ieil yiuntlng in .A mp i > lllt'.lllHUII To <1p.M1 II. the lull k )!> I 11 Dii i■ 11 l II ( • fi, Kilt. I ih • i ii* S t a le A s s m ia lio u en Vn, m.d Nnvv and Arlm l.l. > I tl 0 Hi. H 11'i'l It11111111 I-im' lu .iii. find "id i ........... . mi Iniigtitne Ifflilis Alniler it" NfVV Sanford Sion* hut IV 1lit, U IIIIH 1' III III. ‘ l" ! nl ) I l i l vM0bIM! IIll-M•41*1•1n4iurl Ol* S n o e rv is o rH T o iln |ii"-eni strength and pi. ii.'M jin hill m i iiil milobMi Im I .limit I.IIHl llll! IH! I ll.ll t ' ..I Mi'i'iipnlinn tnreea wmild t.aidli IV .Mlu l l 'l l te e e n ily - l a r i . , I a l II iMeel H e r e Nov. lull, r.i in -I,* wiib Him nhlri >>I 1 . .1 n.l" . -Iiei.lI. .it I-<i i.e elirinved eaei-pl for the uhnli le r u li.in fo r n new d e p iil’t n ir iir me iva [m.iiii I nil tin d nn nl iiit n | j Dim lit * lbir« linn id Allied neeitpalinn i.rnd lni>' —till'll w ill he n p elle.l In I lie Im.i Ii*". l<M •• 1|L«V) M, OlM HOltlbMl till | Ib'lltlH .•’fill* \ 1 OOl.lll'tri i|.ii.ilei-. lin n ... 1 la e n h siin . iih i.n l |h I, b. .1.1 NVllii'ii V \ Mill In »|||||| , , . , ,|| I ||| K. Mill I Im .1. all. i.e.in i .al Mil.. ' The Mivnpnlinn for re nf I.... d H i. fn r .lie i I.N 'illn n . n f I n u ll, nut » knii\vb*il)'iii|' Miami Ini’* tl , iim .M ' i' hi imi.I.. nil*' a! ll.e tl'.l. I llll... American ilivri.|iiria phi', pm • n c l-'.i -i K l i r e t . .inl ilium h. ill, tvillt ll ml HimihIivhv I’.itie. Im.l mu Suliir«U«V, N*»v I *1 i» Wii the m ill air fnrel- pre»enili New fixture* will I.e In-Hulled ' , ''1 1(. \ |*|■ | . (I lull M(H I'M l.l "ki ll aniiMUiiri (I Oil iiim nine. b\ Ml s ■ Iii pun ndglil lie Miiffirieni In i " and Hie -lore will ..................... "'*■ ........... .'I'!," - it nli' i' |on(i t it < I lies lie i m of vent eneronehmem hy a f«icn:" worn en'*. ltd. I rhiidreri’nlendi In r Mm i - “ I" i ' • • '‘•"l J,''" H.eluill.i . I fSlot I'ltu* 1(1 I 111 l v I "M|l I Ill'll Will I'M ■ HiDir*lion fin BeiiHMiil** 1 iut), power. weal I'lnlhc- unit shoe . I lie tl' l'Ull it rew ............... I'Hi .if 1 »i.h' I mm |mih i inn litipI , i,.llle ll y llll II Ol HI- t,»i iln* Third, pnaailile Ineluaiop "I Ih, I.nil.line in Wllii'ii Hie In'. , Mi ■ . Z"l)id. wn • it 1 it■ t>t.d* ■» mi* l i Him l.i <1 »i nil 'li«H o it '.ncialinil. Hull ( ‘nmnmnwenllli pailii'ipul."" Ineale.l WII* piirchnxed hv Ml NewVml.'x ll.U tl.i fnllten • "i I hi i m i a \ out Im i h i ii mu ' in defense nf Japan. Thie In-i < .laenh.M,i thru* venra lien I imhi jm.l illtii.leil rlenrile M 1 I I , . ' u ie .ililig -.11 ..'U V .tM n. ll.e ■ m .a I mim to , .n t h ..I tinle u U m f n i i Im , ii, ill nn \ ll - i l l , i-oriaMe red the len-t likely hrenn it. T. I ’liwnn. I inveiiilty In WiinhiimiMii, 1' 1 .......... Old ,1 Imped I" 111111.1(1' t|((, pi,. ip .,1.1.11 I' I', klu, nf heavy llrltlih ..... iniltnnn' • .Mr. and .Mr*. Jiir.ihanii have -ih wu* Hiilnriillxe.l ai Ai. I ehewhere. lu>en hi husine»'i in Hm.fiir.l fm ji.eimi hi 11#17. ...... ............. ' ...... . of ll.H ...... ah ..... MueArtlmr Im* made Hie itlinmi •hi- pus nu*lI till venr i and m.ei'ile i lJ ____ . ' j'li'MiliiiK, All nffiriT *111*1 Ikiiii h* Itl ii H. A ihvia* hunt , , *-h. pt.H-.lhle argument tn lop lev I >hi. M.ilh'l Ih-parlimnl Slme nl * tiiuti l 1ni' Mi Mty, I1* i(mnt* Mi h i» r I I 111* I 111 m I T V It 4*Hi 111i 11 i'i* rllilil lilllll bill Si" bi-tii iit.thkl elreleu I hut till* |ience tiealv hViiirltr S iren ami Saiifnrd Vv, I*. JtMi ful, i ( ’ N ifilliltl ill I*111( Util brhtn I t i r J n l m K v iliis I b i d it'anltaae* oa P i | * »'•■»» him-. Olht'i'H I m lit (rin lttiu t* ssill b«‘ boi'MiiiiiiK' u u s i ,ii i ImiI im K m liu it l \V . K i v m , u H "rn » s \‘i u Vmk, H U ,K A N PEA C H I t11\ it'l' 4 l»»f 'I "llllKvtlll'l, , | l( | )<|1)|| bl 1)1 4* | t"bill , II MSSill tl U, Mil' Wl'fl* ill CMS i| i i| l.v I.A K K St^CCKHB, Nov. 4- i lb I III*. Muiv ll' Iilflil j Ituilcy; II I ,i , i'i't «‘1a I V 'if I'K.NTtM'CSi: >-1 II iln* boh 1*4 iicll i*:i|itum I MWi Tlir fill-nnlInn IT N. polifi«u*l •ml I u iim , svbai svrnl 111 (lit1 I .Mi M""> V\11.i .tie •I 111 kill IlMMIlb 111 oil llll' Slule*, Rep rliu ib SUtil i'WI *ommillMe loilnv ucemie<i ■ M M U II .I ........................... IH T H'Ai >' M IA M I. N u», '(' •/! 1 ' t h 1,t o li ■ 111It I»V kll>, Ut'lf 111 III Wi ll l.l I If 1111Ml«• 111hi H u l l VI. U. i.itlJ hatiln and Itulgarln nf endnog.'i allow. II‘*,"V V '1 ............ P'4>11 - imI m h* f *n+l mil ssby ib** hi* - -j . k .lit I lo 'Mil Ul *t IB o'l'loik i.| l.l 11k11lAI uH mIIM’S f"' I b»" hN111• ii.K llnlknn ni*aci* hv ol.llnK »li»* llvmic in « J h i-hou.* SYlis off (I n IhimIi r..e.-t Kiirrrlila*. houee nparlm.'i.t alup Iht- Nu i H, I l,. r, wax .... ,ig„ nf ii I mi)/j*I. ui i i . l.iitk'Mii liiiu tn l I limit* it,linn. uilh lb. Itr\ 1 ' I ’ Wlllh* «»! Dim Important umlle, 11... i will At thi« Kfiftu* Mmf, U ri»Jrrti*ii • nnrr linh'l »*n Norniinnly * n* M| ,|lt. Miu,„ ,i ibti n.. i, b l ot i M hv <h»iiiiiiimii> t 'linivli tip fnr . 1, ... miii - .11 dval KiiNsifin ili»nmntl for ll. N. uotion h%* hnrn flloa HKiiln-1 imHi... (l,4,llu. ullirh bn.I ......I .............. . I |i. 11 r,<vxnt> i- l tl.-U tn iri't Amprlrnn mt\ Hrlthli nwnrr ” wn»M ^ Ih ism i m iIn* twin b*.i , ............ M"t ,l" . |w’lltt Hm inure Him, .16 mujui Iiary ................... nt of flreere. Tin H ark. Hm ....... ■' ' 1• ' *‘>'* ("*h t Inuch I'lintige, wlilch - . 1 .' made it, the commlHee voted !18 to ft. witl. *' Tim mill, filed in eiienll ..........hm. Hu.ml win. in t.iil.e '•le.'tinil ll,tvr. .Illnag lla- IH I 1 legmil,live ses-lim and li.e .pei'id nl.stentlonx, In favor of a fn„. .extorduy, 'illegt'd Hml ' '»'»• „ H.u v ' .......tilery. I.ower reeolulliin which him in ! "dd the g ill "he cnuM tiuve .lie i si? M M S Ill'* i ■ ................ . It") .' ,|un. Ireeee'a Iw n ('oinnmnixl I, ,i I |,enlho„«e fnr one year heel" SIIH I.VU I'O H T, la ., N.-w I it,- ii : . . i Ttlli . Hnl,..! I’m, J’...... .. ...................... ' “ * hnl on "'■ ! nl'. An Sir l’"ree t -t" " |-1 v i *. i11 . ■ > ,. -, on. tin nan..I Hall n i i i i n i '-1 tu k i nei|ilil>or ntali*x for moiiwrlnx "[••If ^0,«, *,,'i llnxriir" crnnliliiuilnl »n . ""I i ,i u K link. , Eiefirifi 1 Id* onli'ifil Ilt'l ttu move mil I.AKKI.AN Ii, Nov i i.l7 — i.'iifn-l.l riliuui -is mile, r, mi, V.... r e it,.' ".i i v i u .i - ,'M' e.il i ,,1,1.1 we.ltll. i nn.l '..itli'H'll lit., k-ilulr Kirill I.,.Iii \ , kllliav i tv, i, I,..a l llviui'., a tn.it hei -la , ligl.t | root in n a illa in p.iHlnll, rollon nicker amt ;i .-ii-am a Hi ll. I,van- a,nveil it-.erilli l-i Kliuiitn tonight nr early to\ lie,(In ulrl It. l.l tvml.e, -a miii ......... it. Mints., Flunk Kvune, |nanrniv w i,. frireciul Indnv hy ff Id • i" i, '.lie injured. It hi.,1 xxif*;: Ml and Mr,. .Infill, Ha* Federal Slntr Fnie .l W.irniilg Tin- dead picker mat ll.,' iiilat S i , - a i i , Hie lalle, the grand-1Service. e.l worker iveie tail iiliiil.fi.'.I iIiimkIiii 'i nt Friiid. F u ,n -: Mrx. j l la- forecnxi: _____ ir.i.,,, diulelv. The .lentl erevvnim.' Hax- • ll UlinttlnliK', a nel.e; W II-1 “ C'lt'nr ttklea and lightlv pool_ . . ...--------lllime te holng withheld prmlinc linin II K viiiik, brother fmn, Tuin- ''r with Iu u p - i ti-inp.'ialnica In By fiOltlMlN 'fp O W N •, ....tifi.-r,tl.,,t nf nexl-nf kin. pa ai.il hi', Itva nitr., William II. Iln* ml,tent |„iv grniual lucallani AP Hpedal WaxhlggtM Service an,I Selden K. Fviirm ; W illiam .'aiuii.lay mnri,in,t ranging fcntil WASHINGTON. Nov. 4 -1 /p) -At the thfce-riuarter mark, A i U , I'.’ll.'ii. a nephew, anil Mr><, I'.-l* ‘16 lu 10 degrees and -rnllertKi W IN K C O F F FI 111C I,gill In a l In ninth parti,ms of ■•i, Louliiane. M iuiuippi.and Hmida remain atnung the lew *t.,te* n, A TI.A N T A , Nnv. I i/l*i Nine- le ll. I). ll.'i.iy Maivluity nn.l Minx t iaiiiMHVllle and upper east const which caih receipts of farmer* tin* yf R are ahead of PMB. teen ut the If.R damage -nits filed I'll, ire I. Witrtl canveyi'A the d iilrirt. Continued rather cool For the country as a whole .< *> percent decline in receiptx Irnm In cnniieclior, will, the Winefn. yinpalhy nf the idllllini of Itnllilt- cinlral amt ami lien, dl-trlets. "Sniiirdnyt fair ami slightly marketings of craps and liv«n«k U predicted hy the .................. De-. c*»lt.',-.- - 1,i,'It .lulu, Fv unx lilul - aimer. pirtm vni for 1MB. . Fnlinn .Superior Judge Vlilvn a , ,f „ i l e i l “Oiitlnnkt iilluhtly warmer Sun­ Artlial flgure-t far Ihe first nine | nf Mmire. day illuming, N» fruxt danger S t r illK N T H I 'P months of 104ft show Income "•] rarrenponiling comparative Thn enHes, nil fululllle>, were l AI I.AllA H SFF, Nnv. I t,Vi~ iltrnugh \tuudnv liairnliig. •Hr.oa6.fMI2.000 for thr* nallan >*| figures for MlasUsippI, I.nulidunn I.* heard will, u jury. lliglivvtiy traffic ll, Flnridit wnfarm*!:*', eumparerl wl h .U|f"*,l i add Florida are: Jtalgr* Moore entered Judgment• e almilar uia|gna 776,000 In the "Imilar lft4* KM* period. period, j L aLouisiana 1102,020,000 up to of iaWtAlWI flir tile hViri. a’f lti „r ", :t rierecni greater during Sep hut M "tale* An of Oct., I, all hill 1 * * ,| tlUft; |Mfl; 1104,00ft.000 fnr ll't*. Hie llll who In,h| Hit’ll live- la '''"'her nf thi- yea, than daring lA C K B O N V tl.I.K . Nov. op from receipt* recolpU ‘the MUaUslnpl showed a drop h* Mississippi 1202,200.000 a n d Hie ImliHaust. H,,. rume inanlh of llll*. first nine months 104*, a l>"I'"- *24MI10.06 1249.2AO.OOO. -— - ■ —-----------— The increase, up 66.8 percent! Ti'iupuriHure latile: onlhs of IMN, o, aver lu ll, wax registered „t 26 I ^ J f^UN pari mem report wrt showed today. florlda IH 1200/160,0(1(1 and 52*7,nUHINRHH HCim tll, 12 t Ir*lit n Contrary to this trend, how- oopnoo. Kmerson C, Kluntx. a hiwlness Stale Hand Department prrmu A Host nn 6ft n r, l(0ul*lann and Mld.wesUi ever, Arkansas, n Id-westerners, who generally education specialist, wlm recent­ laid re.nr.llng stations, 12 Uhlcagu Mississippi, along with Delaware, get hunk of the tin- ly rnme to Hanford from Mehring, gel the lb# biggest Mgi Dm m il 16 DKUHF.EH 11Kit K Florida, North Carolina, Alahamn, Hen's farm Income, have found i nnounred today that Im w ill 88 New Mexico, Arlxona, Washing­ doltara K. -I. Mnughtor,, Jr., weather­ Fresno ____ „ ...... harder to muke this year, rumluct clMaea in business suh62 ton and Oregon, ahow an Increase. th* Agrfeulture Department said, iccts In 'the Bun Room of the man, reported '' that the early Oklahoma City 60 Up to Oet, 1 o l this year ArF a r m Income far January Montexnma Hotel boginning Nov. morning iimperatun* today wo* Seattle A« have recelveil ' .’ (Mptember this year was I I. Mr, Klonts states that It Ih 46 degrees, or exactly the same Washington •very mid-western stale his purpose to develop these ns ycsterdsy 'IROmlng' When San­ Key Weet " classes Into a amnail, t permanent ford revldaitlt Oloee shivering Miami . wilt i« K 76 after leavtnf warm' bids. . Orlando •IBP -moatb* • . iV • .aaifct'. L'i/ - . ■. [ . ' V'S llm .i l! Il*li- nf eplllinailllil'x cm iln M N tin. ilpn'lll. and ih-t lire.l hv Ihe (MHitrnl. The min i- j , , , II. I'll.I Ili'i'IHii.lK Inr good., l.nw ll.e ItnlilAn, -al.I hv ........... i-oi mIi i .'.I tmii.>I i ulec.i an.I a! " . hi III.Hill'll I'll) fp ll tl'.l Il'Otl pl.'l.llflll dnnieat*.' *n|i|tl.l Florida l< One Of 11 States With Increase In Farm Income THE WEATHER. •-.a --------- i*s2S8nsa "* il& lf c M .: ■ .j % JM m - Keith Shoots ; I Father To Save Wife AndChild ___ M acArthur Reported Communist China Ant! Latin America Na­ As Gratified Over tions Are Hit In j Progress Made On N e w Regulations ; Major .Differencesi President W ill Make Radio Address ToMorrow Night *On New Y o rk Campaign * * Keeps An Kye On R a re Baby Ibis v ^ !: 'iiiVift __________ t b men «• �>M}vwnnm T H K g A W O lt ll if E K A t .l) . S A N F O R D F U M U M by the Pastor. Evangelistic service at 7:15 P. M, After the inusrnge an altar call u prnyrr will lie given. Prayer meetinR and llilde study res must Iw presented at the Herald office on the I'licndny evening 7:30 P. M. Woman's .Missionary servlet ratio*. . . . , , Thursday 7:30 I1. M. A Missionary H anford M lnln lerln l A sso c ia tio n piugnun liy the hand. Mrs. Millie J . ||. F n r r is , 1'renldent Klnmd in charge. Jo e l*. C re w s, See. - T r e s s . Vlclry I.eailers Hand Friday evening ul 7:30 I'. M. A progriim fm all young |H-uple, lender In F IR S T IIA PTIH T C H U R CH C H R IS T IA N * M ISSIONARY elm rge. Park Avenue at Sixth Kreet ALLIANCE The clnircli string l.uinl under W. P. Brooks, Jr., Pastor Woman's Club Building the direct ion of ( ‘iinrh.'s Crown John L. Miller, Educational Ulrnn K, Smith. Pastor will furnish the music, and the Director 11:110 A . M. Bible School. "We've Saved a Place For Ynu" public is invited to attend all these Mr. A. WlchoWt, Su|d. service*. Come worship with us, .Siuuluy School 0:46 A. M. 11:00 A . M. Morning Worship. we will do i lice good. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Communion Service ut 11:46 Training Union 0:16 P. M. 7:45 P, M. Evening Service. I Tit ST M ETH O D IST CHURCH Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Thu pastor will speak at each J. K. McKinley, MlnUtrr Nursery open nt all services for erviic. A ll ale welcome. Mrs, P. II. Slcphenson, D.R.E. children of pre-school age. 0:16 A. M ( Touch Scliisd. A Wiiluesduy Prayer Service 7:30 C O N G R EG A T IO N A L CHURCH l-liec. for evi'iy iige. 11:00 ,\. M. Monmig Worship. Park Avenue and Third Street Kerinon Topic: "Whnl Is God Minister, J , Bernard Knot L ik e ’ " Hiinduy School <10:00 A. M. 0:30 p. M, Youth Fellowship Morning Service 11:00 A. M Her* ice. 4 -rnmn: "The Forward Look". 7:jp P. M. Evening Worship, Ht-imoii Topic: "Springs Of Ac­ FIR ST CH U RCH O F ClIRIH T, 1 , j tion". S C IE N T IS T ' s.-n MW East Second Htrrrl II! Numlny School 0:15 A. M. 7: Morning Service IlilHi A. M. Sen Subject) “ Adam and Enlh'ii Man". O Werlm-siluy service H:(SI P. M. I 'ho Rending Room Tuesdays and Eye Fridays 3:00 h r 6:00 P. M. the '.‘Adam mid Fallen Man" is tliu C. t ibfn ( of (in- L*-»m>o-I’<i in.,:: -vlilcll will be rend In Churches of tInI'hrWt, Scientist, ................... tlie i will *” rlil on Sunday, November 0. The Golden Text I*: "Awake ilion lliul •leupeal, and uti-i fioni SEV EN T H MAY A D V EN T IS T Ihe dciul, mid Christ s bill I give tlu-e CH U RCH Iglil" tEph. 6:14). Elm 1 *nine and Seventh Street Aiming the cltntluns which cum- Elder E. Deyii, Hu|ierlnlendinM Ariel- Hie Lioouili-Kcrinun Is the fob Banter lowing from tin* Bible; "Ih-hold. Elder I.. A. Sheffield and Elder ibe laud’s bund la nut ahurtened, I.. A. Shepard. Asslsianls (lint It ciiiumt suvej neither Ids em Thanias Waller, Sabbath SchiHil lu-iivy, Hint it cunnut hem: Hut Siipcrlnlenrfrnl your I ii Iiju KIi -h have separah-d he klrs. Harry A. W all, Church I ween you mid your God, mid yooi Missionary Iwailrr •ills Imve hid ills face from you, Subliatb Seboof, Missions Med ilint lie will not hear" (l-n. fill: mg P:2li A. M. Knlurduy. I'reai-hltig boor 11:011 A. M. 1'iayer Meeting 7:30 I*. M. Wed nesiluy. .4 cordial tuvlhilliin lu win ship Willi ii. Is euleiided lo all. A t THE CHURCHES I ly known 4* "Dnddy*r J-'ngg. who ha* servwi; ns Htumt Supcrinlnidm t for ov(r 30 year*. In a " i^ ial Tlmnksglvlng Dir. uppcnl M ite sent out to friends rial runt How or*, civic clubs, w.ihh- m’s mifkuir.iitiou*, eiittrrbes. lodges and *Jher groups, "Daddy" Fagg I* Iniploilng everybody In aend In every available dollar, and every garment that cun be ..........I or purchased. The mnlfcV should be «i at li­ the Society's long-lime Treasurer, R. V. Covlnglon, -1(1111 (l-x-oln RtreK. Jacksonville. All wen rubles . uhould Is* sent lo Hie Children's -. receiving Hume. 25(10 Riverside Avitiue, Jacksonville—or lo the < Rom* Keller llrone, SOtl South Pennsylvania Hi reel, 1.at. d a n d ­ er tin Weal Plot bln Receiving Home, 12 th Avenue and lltmiiil Street, Pensacola. Never have we faced gienlt-r M ('<1 of .litonry and w-eainble* during I lie* 47 yein - of our servln to over 66,(Hit) clnldren of every creed mijL beMi-f, In "Daddy" Pugg's Htul'.m'-nt CHOW S IHH OWN LOS A N O E I.E S -f/p|- lb . IT Hukayn, of Jupau. "growa," nrtlfj ^ d l l anowflnke I. Wh'tt’u mole, lie’ \ found n n»e f i •'■ m helping Hu KtVttther m o. 4 ............... of me­ teorology n- II >l.iiililo llnlvcrslly. Df, Nfikuyo -o il h v an the first 1 tu create Hu- I || .'c Ctyatnla, 11< mude the l-i • m ,- IP years ago -he said, by varying temperature 1 pn'ssure, lumihllty and wind vein city III a specially biiijl rlinuiliei. Ila ’a been experImi.-nl lag evci ■ince, lie believe I hat by com paring naluml mid m tlfii-inl flnl. •s, he will mioii be able tie tell the tempernlim- mid luunhlFty of Urn area In wtileli mil m ol fluke* art formed. Thin would help wenth«r moil ijmiler Inml Hie furmullon of atorniTci-nieis mid Hie struc 1 lure of uBHin clouds. Dr. Nnjpyn l« on a lecture tuui HUiivs and Ciimida II* *non|&T I* tlf« liitoifiaijimiil ommltloe/; of Know utid l.<- T H E C H U IIC II O F 1*011 2509 Elm Avenue Itev. Joe C. Crew *, I'mxI oi F R E E M ET H O D IST CH U RCH H'm I Fourth and Laurel Aienue Fred K. Ilortoa, I'aator Sunday School 0:45 A. M. M lining Worship 10:46 A. M. Young 1’euplo 7:00 P. M. K*nriRelistir 7:!10 P. M. J'Miycr uiid Praise Wendesday 7:'tO P. M. M KH MAItY COM M UNITY CH I'H CH C. C. While, Pastor ('lunch School 10:00 A. M. Classes for all age*. Woishlp I ! :*Wl A. M. F-llowshlp 0:30 P. M, Wednesday Nov. 0, Golden Age fiti.np meets lit Church nt 3:00 llosiiiess Women meet with Mrs, II r-'cbran at H:0(> P. M. Jiiuen Choir will sing at 11:00 A M. Service Sunday, < EN 114A I, llX p T IH T C H U IIC II Nielli Strert and l.aurel Avenue W. (I. Slim-tell Sunday Krhmd Supt, Itev. S. I,. Whatley, Pastor E. O, K rllh H.T.U. Director ......lay School 0:46 A. M. Mmnlug worship 11:00 A. M. "W* y 1 Should Tithe" by the |ms- BIO F E E D B A R C E LO N A —(JPJ—Tho Bart-rlunn Soever Club clalma the or* grnliatlon of the b!ggc»t banquet i-v e r R iv e n in any place In modern tim e * . On the oceailon of the 60th nnnlver»ary of the Club* tmi tilling In 1900 the director* I’ hiH n banquet for 12.000 per* ••1 In the National Place of Muntjulch Park. "•■ih wort the First Latin Cup lust season and In onu of •lie most powerful sport socle(iO S I'E L T E N T S E R V IC E R tie* In. Spain, It has mure than Weal Ninth Street and French l i i f i y v f > III oilier*. The Royal MaIsiwevrr. sin-parties fJ-IH CMiV Avenue Sunday Services 3:00 P. M. and that number. It has 42,000 moms 7:30 P. M. Imt*. Revival Services each night ex­ cept Saturday 7:46 P. M. Evangelist Cm i oil N, lllnhuslee pleaching healing fuf iill slck ill soul or body. tor. Il.T.ti. fur nil ages (1:30 P. M. Evening worship 7:30 P. M. I'rayei Mvi-tlng Weilncsday 7:30 P. M. _ Attend tile revival at Fvllowshi]) Front to hear Dr, Louis Arnold of Lexington, Ky, Ilriiig the (.allies a:: our uuoery Is now open. "Como Thou With Us And We Will Do That* (loud". IP » T ll tIM C T O T R A D E ' s t t v o o *. L 6 C A I B A H tU * . r O A t t # CO ST, M A W F M IE R . t l U A U T O uj N O M C raat A » l £ IH S U fc A H C E i N EW G O A L IE . i fnlo’s Ulll.-f .hnvo picked up two BOSTON — </P) — The llestiin el his ciMlOfra who now rank Bruins uru thu only team in the -lining All-Ainerlcn Conference National Hockey League using u tender* In currying the bait. Oltle looklu goal tender this season. C lin e , a Clovlnnd rookie Init Jack (ielinuau, for three seasons year, and Chet Mutryn, released Hu* star nclmlmli-r for M cG ill, by the Brown* before the 104(1 University In Canada, ha* step- season, nrc rankeil right up top ped Into tho nets for the Bruin*, with the leuguu'a be»t bull tolers. Ill grandm a’s day the spinning whqcl and the old hand loom were familiar sights. Long before this time, when great­ grandmother was young, the girls of the family were taught to spin yarn and weave cloth, and many of the simple g a r­ ments of those days were the products of their delicate hands. The spinning wheel and hand loom have gone the way of the wooden plow, the ox cart, and the grandfather’s clock. They exist today mainly as relics of a colorful past. New inventions and new methods are constantly replac­ ing old ones. Human life sweeps on in a world of change. The only abiding things arc the things of the mind and spirit; faith, hope, and love arc the great eternals. , Map needs a spiritual anchorage in a changing world. And th« ChUrch points him to Go<J, who is the same yester­ day, todby, and ftp'RY*?/ He ifl man's rock and refuge in every age. m . rw * ■ Vj . T T a/ •*- I'crhttpn th l* fn m lly In plunn* IttR tu m iit i lu a turn li ly fur Trimi H h ow n liHHlr. H O W B E S T ( A N I T K N O W IT'S F U T U K K T O W N ? I T I S T I I K O l H i t l I T S N E W S t ' A l’K H ’Hit* S iU il4,UKU 111011A lit) receives countless letters re(liit'Sllng' tlm f a paper t)t> sent to some prospective 'resident*. Infifiy Ihj Tennessee, it may he Salt Luke City. The important thing is these letters do come in. This in d icates 1hut people w ant tu read u tow n's newspaper A order to gpt a clearer picture o f the town of which They may soon he a part. -' * i i Helow, are hvo recent letters from our files which doifionstrale the interest out of (ow ners lmve in Sanford. W e print (hem here exactly a s they were received. b ■' ,f Knoxville, Tennenwm * October 20, tSiy 'Mm Sanford Herald n Sanford. Flurlda r -1 •• nt f- lvw»llMni«nt Kindly rIvii CHURCH *.:* me your role on yfittr nWrepRper. I mn cHcloaiiiK IG cettltt for which idetuiu neml mo one currout iKHiie. TliimkltiK yon for tliu ubuve iitformutiuii, 1 iiir Y o u n t v e ry tr u ly , (Mn.) A n n ie 0 . 1 ’o y iilz Addri*H« •’ m '*£{’5 ta n h rA ln • cG eiitle ijicn t rieuMo find eucloAed check for $100 in iimlh'a AubHcrlpdon to The Sanford Hen love fo your locality In the near fn\un, H U id e y - M r in n . H a rd w a r e u . teat of one e expect to l ;: m 114 Buvforvl Avu. SUne MurKlM B A n rifM OH Cay < ~ *to T d ~ n Nynriy to. VA 'v4l a?7 w /a n d at. JvF 'lU^MMMVUWw J. C. HvtflthMa tk (Jo. iMUfiae*. ' J JAVIN* \y �-A r n v q Av r n n n fft'TMl n QAvrnnn ft .onm A Rural Common Sense THE OLD HOM E By SPUDS JOHNSON___ By STANLEY SfJ.O .ihl II 1 Sj HoI O il* . MAM. I JU S T A SK ED M IK E S T A V E R N WHAT HE D IP W ITH H IS S E T WHEN At this time ovary years, nearly 2 ,000,000 rural boys and girls con­ Former Press Agent For Livestock Shnws Turns Talents To Religion fitt ..ii 'hi- in- ;m V 'I I ' I V S H III'U L e g a l N o tice n i.ia r ia v lit 11 AI. BOVI.K cut post with N IIC hot di-eidcil NKW YU K K. Nov. t—tdb— his real wish was to devote The Itev. Kverett Parker Idm sclf to tin- m lni-tiv used to i„. a ores., agent for In the three veals sim|. then Chicago livestock sh o w s. N ow He's mi a d v a n ce ag ent fo r lie lias lieconu- a leading author­ the toi l via radio, fie spark- ity . in. rtlglous iiiilio. ii (ill liehl at *eveial amversities plug* ii-ligious pulilirlty over the workshops Sl1 ^ ulijccl t.. ohter "This means something." he i ‘'dalsters. said, "That’' wiiy I ’m doing it. 1 Dur job i«n t those who at The other tiling" -hi« former I h” ‘‘"W wotk as a iness agent— "only 1 D*y re-oli tliose ola, don t meant innitey." K*-At lii this energetic minister "It's the j< I- till e e l i »i o f the P ro te s ta n t r u t and le a d , the people th a t's Ill ulio r.> iiindssini> T h is m g .m l- th e e a rh in g o f I c m i * A nd w ith m l mil of tile nation's leading radio We Clin icndi them." Proii-stant chiircii groups is The Itev Pinkei Im- been a sneii.line 5172,0110 thu vent fo r' tintlhhir.i'i in .leating u-ligiout Mhl lehgnnis i olio I'l igi inis to pioglanis that avoid .lull setlie hi'iinl ovi'i sonic 1 .tMM) .ta- muniring hut i .ttv .I n-iil spirllions tmil impact I-.. .in*,- tIu-v leal Tin piogianis uve tngimi'-i’il " ilh p lohl, :u <I<>-to the by Itev Patkei and a staff of | hearts of llstem-i - Hoe of his fhn- How in- decided to emiii-k innovation* i- ,i l\ puppet show on this unusual --atrei is ipdl- that tell' Itilili- nile- l.o children, a stiity. | Ills creed: i,i«ttri. n u t my t'llile l .m ,t i>.v ............ im levr | | y In Hie Vesll-ll is ti e \t.l> ol of llip i l l * o f Hanforit ll- .r l.t .i I lie re h v - a ll a M u n lilp n l iten---.il Iflrt'llu n to tl el*l ttii.o ig lo o il t lir i ' I I j of a m .to rn l-'l.o oln, n 111.. ( I ll ito l of N .'V e llll'.i l " l » for • te rllo ii ot on-- - it» i '.oioni-sloio-i fo r term ot o ffl. ♦ l»o i i . m - " - .. i - i ' l i t It.\ W A Y - >i ’ I., •si-'i I.t Klvrlda > l'\l.i TTt « r ii v -»v v itit i |t v l ill, -'tty • sider their work and achievement, th e c h a r a c t e r s ju m p a l l o v e r dkring the preceding year and make plan* for even grenter T H E S C R E E N - - -AND H E S A ID achievement during the ensuing f'H E CUT O F F TH EIR DRIN KS 12 months. The observance is Na­ tional 4-H Club Week, and the m eans O R T H R E W EM O U T -O R BOTH !! Hii III vlreUiiO s*. - !l 1 1“ M •' date* thl* year arc Novemlier f> l l , „ 4' 1 1> H u ll In --ml i o- " I a . h i BETTER-EASIER through 12 . Toni Klnrl-tn. in ■..ru ... i.■I , So, there will he many a t-H 111., lit h m nod i.M ini. h i . ■- n in iim lo e ll. lio ns non in .................. -.-1-1 club memlter In Folrida next week (*Hy T in ' poll- n ill I.. -....... ti who wil check up on his work lo c k A P I :.is t .-i n a i.it. 1[I.in ;:11nil‘ l '..1T.'.fim take pride In his accomplishments, e , nml n o l • I **-. ,( m. and tell of the tremendous bene­ YOUR HEARING fits that boys and girls and thu SERVICE CENTER A t e and nation arc receiving V ‘ T1'V’n o '.'i" A 'e 'lh o " !" 1 p , '. r i m. n .i ... MILLER-BISHOP CO. Worn the 4-H program. There are more than 1,8,10,1X10 I I *• > P.il k \»c. me in her * of 4-H In the United States, und more than 22,1)00 In Florida. Those hoys and girls ure a great bunch— fine, friendly, en­ ergetic, loyal nod thoroughly American—and they ure making great contributions to the wellbe­ ing of their communities, their states, and their nation. They’ve produced hundreds of thousands o f dollars worth nr food. Improve.) " t had no p.irtictiliii icligi.m * "Peoide lodav m e ."tilu -ed and niousands of homes, sponsored ami liarkiriouiid and m , .dlege I i-m ! looking for sonu-tltiiig t.. tie their assisted In thousands of communi­ loyalties to. 1 . von un. show them any teligion I had left." he ,iin ty programs for improvement, and lie sold ihoignuls fni m ilooi-In­ the solace and tiers.m al satisfac­ they have learned things that wll< door. worked a* o chef in a Chic- tion religion bring*. v»u are do­ lie worth millions of dollars to aim cafeteria, then started u pith- ing till’ll) a fnvoi " thorn and to other Americans in Tile lie.*t vvliters in t.idio write licit v firm. Tiieli lie iu-ranio luo later life. They havu heroine Im­ If I'll til ilileiti'l of ii Hammond, the programs f-u In- at a finebued with the moral, religious, I llii m il” station o| their ri'intl pine Hut he inund social ideals on which the fit”- ■Inv tin- ovv tin ;isked him ststs im puv tlieio. .d*” insists U N S A N I (H U ) A V K . , n n i M i ;l.TH fulura of our country depends. to nut itiil find ii <iiiiiiiii-M-iiil on paying in-toi* on tlie mo* Florida 4-H hoy* and girls, di­ spun.m fm ii lenten t-iogrnm g io iii' then mii.,n imiiiiiiiim rected by lliolr county anil home " li o n .-KII Hiiv t . ’ilv -ell a i eh "IV c paid lugiiil llelglUilli |A2 fn iuiistrutbin agents and volun­ gion. Iiingi (III"" I 'll, 1,1 ii”|ni(od f,„ si,o n ." p o k e , smiled, teer local waders, have made their 'tl"(In i, com,in , i i i I .hmv she'd efforts und achievemenls fell m " " e l l . i n it itivniv." -aid 'lie (ly„lml,K g,.| ........... ' T H E L A S T N W O R ?L » /A 4 T E L E V I S I O N all pliuses of endeuvor in rural I ay. t: \ ................. . ,. ’.-ii i im si iliiin life. Their crop und livestock pro­ eoi a no muo i a*m o , aojntcirc |.» a-oaui sniUTs av>i:avro 11~s"jr 1 ukel luuillv g--t i utilities time Most sliifioiL* ne l: Iii-i t-* duction. home and health improve­ roii't'iiov to net i* non*,,, Will, if,,, p e g , mu* ii pul,tie setment, work community Improve­ Ills i Inn f ”i iliiinm, I'mkei made vice. ________________ __ I ment work, and their straighlfurthe , " ” i;ii"ii. * i> mu"ih,i fe| itiire ri,,. mini,,., huusell ..mid calli I n e n i l " l i -’ i iiu ill X d l l i W E A U K N O W T A K i N t i A I T I . U \ I IO N S wuid, energetic, and cooperative I .■ v e in ult'l v iie „ s „ | „ , v IM r „ .| ,| llf mu i i m : I'KU.s o n n m , o k nt i; n i a \ fp iillM H t'i\ way of going about things have h\ ii liititu li \ nm l ii i rm iio (Im h«**> hup pv By Anna Mae Bike* Ci lm - le n . hw ell a* Ov ,, 11,,. j)lt, S T O U K L’ l : i K . I^ t. S T I t K I ' . l , made a deep impression on all who : liv IU Olee || i, j,,|, ................ i,,, , u l 111111' * i-nm pam . ,. , have seen or heaul of their acti­ HANDY HAND IRONS aid. "1 .......... out the influence Vr«*4i«l I hul out ..... ..country . 'V imiNt , , vities. The youngsters have learned Right good features to check on I A IM M .H 'A N T S .M U S T C 0 .M K U l ' l I IK ' n M ehtllo h Im* on a ■im io i 11i i i t v , m il f doing and liuve started on the whan purchasing an electric hand him* in »4i»i vivo, (%uihM K N11K 11 I'O H r i l A K A f T K I ! A M ' I’ U O l I ay to good cltlzvnxhln by adlier iron are Hated by the Oregon KxP R O V ID EN C E, R. 1., Nov. 4 no ..............Is,. ,1.. ." P ,1 ('ke'i [Me; Ihul don't hl.V, I t e v e l . t v a l ing to the Ideal* of their organlia —4*1*1— A grand Jury's critlciim parlmcnt Station a* a result or C IK N iA IN T i l l * : W O ltlv IT 11 A U \ N I 1 " mi ii! St. I . lf i i.l t.I tn imik i* tin* '* . ; ,,n tion ami d rivin g "to make the of tln> Providence cafe was n front a study of equipment for hiiud A I 'IM .Y K O H . v h " f ( M li,rik(.' t„ u*o m lo ‘ In* < ,,ll*rh *'« mti-i t *tvA in lmvv Ironing In the home: l.csl hotter f'" n * V ,V t r i d ' state f" 1' “ ""U im al lottery syndalcate m in i t i \ m v M 'if." 1 t nnio u|»«'li 'h i to i s I tful 1 . Power—n rating of iihoirt luh. their community and was operating with police SKK II* 'it » i/i fnlniitft! t'linii |In1' I ^ fio i n tvn» -Uu'i’iilw fm lilt* 1000 watts Is deairalile f-r fii|t und nation l'i .T c - t - m i i jih it i Miiiiiiiwaitui HoUi protection In might an editorially Tire 4-H I’ a great mguniiattnn heating. plea of "not guilty" from the to which every rural boy or gill 2. Dial lo control heat located iirvvs|iaper today. where It I* easy to read ami move should lielong. The grand Jury reported it when ironing. Tilt* Ottilt’i • lMmite .V»» hud m> evidence linking a Pro* it. Handle—of heat-resistant ma­ vliletire cafe -named In the affl* terial, such as plastic or wood, D EA RS FOR SCHOOL A MADISON, Fla, — Nearly 000 duvit as u front for thu syndicate— shaped to fit tile hand comfoi liibly, “ o. M cum Of pears were put up with police nor uny proof that 4. Beveled lot slanting) edgerecently at the Madison canning "hush" money wu* paid for pro­ for ease in ironing around huttom. center fill the MndUon und l.ee tection. 6. Cord— well-insulated with n school lunch roiiin*. according to The Jury relinked the newipaper secure, flexible connection where Mil* Bennie F. Wilder, Mud son through publication of un af­ H is attached to the lion. Inline agent. The work was dune fidavit given liy Paginate Horliio, Ik Bole plat*—*ho|H- nml iim liy 4fl member* of home deitnm-- a former ernployeu at the cafe. suited to the Ironing Job A huge filiation club* and pniciil-tcuchei* "It act-in* to na," tho Jury auiil, sole plate saves time when family o igun|*utimit. "that It alionlii be the duty of ironing includes considerable flat newspaper* to report their find* work. A smaller, narrower him Inga tu the police authorities in I* mure convenient for young chilthe first Instance, and thus work dran’a clothe*, ruffles or other fine with; rather that) handicap law d*l■It on clothing. w— -----j— . , 7. Weight—an welghitig tin —an Iron Ir enforcement." h n i r i t i i t o v i‘Xi’ * x The Journal-Ituitctin replied th at: more than four pounds saves *.‘ 11------------------------------PL._............., T ilt: HTATi: OK KI.OIIIPA to: l l ! l . OlgtCN UTANimtmtK, wlius- the affidavit “wa* checked with ergy in lifting, pli„-s Ilf rpslileacp unit uditr««» ore the utmost possible care" and Imti rest—side support, heel I said "rcspoiuiblo police autlmrl- support or a flnt, hcal-proof pail You urn lie rs liy lio tlfterl 'h » f " suit I, ii s iipen lir-m g iii « a o ln » i tie* corroborated (••antlal parts i to set the Iron on piovt-d etiually g««d In a time and imitlon study. you in tli« C irc u it c r m r l o f the of the atary." ' M a th J u d ic ia l C lre U ll of tile «>»}• Tha Joumal-Builatin rejected the Hpwavar. the metal , tends that are ol K lo rld * . In unit fu r Hertilnul* rulic* from the days of stove i i,n iiiy , K lo rltl* . In C lia iie * r y , l i r theory the politic should have heated Irons waite both time and JA.VIKH H. HTANHIIIIHtK. .aid ault hern told first, declaring! I,slug for ill von -- und itylM "Newspapers are not, and cannut energy, the Station finds. JA'IKH i : HI A Nil HIM IB. Plain* J lt, I 111. IHJ4MN KTANII* lie, an udjoiict to Hie state. Their C7KCII T ltA F F H ' MI’IIOOI. ■ m a il;, lo-r.iiiiini. and you are reiponnilily is to inform the people Mr*. Annette Kublalt r.piel-y ri-ipilrpil to tile with ih* on all mutters of public moment, , IHtAtlUK—(A’l—Ciechadovakln clerk of si-PI Courl ol III* nfflee pedestrians and drivers who dis- READY to testify against Sigmund In llie Courl llotisp of Xpllllnitle including violations of the law, county. K liiil’lo. ol Munlnrd, Klor- so thut tile people may see to tegard tra ffic regnliitlons have Engel, elderly "llomen" charged been nrdeteil to attend special with swindling a number ol wom­ Ida, your wrlileri appearance, are pro ipersonolly or try attnrmyl In it thut their interests tiulinVatlon^ docs i Sunday rourse* In UsU0(l safety rules, n en, Mr*. Annette Ktiblak, 47, arrive* tected. Such [mniicatiun docs T||(i ori|#r W BB ss I’l suit on Ihn !*lh doy of Nov .’inlipr, llrlf. olid lliereafter lo not ‘handicap,’ Imt on the cun in Chicago from Hun Frnnrl*co. The "Truffle Safety Week" during III,- wlili so lit fW rk your wrllttn proper law enforcement." iipfsose. if nay, i» ih* llllt of trary assists und stlmllulales which polire, assisted hy mem- farmer Smith Bond, Ind., br.mly r'.iiiifilollil In "*l'l »olt at Ihn limn liers of the youth front, taught shop proprietor sold that F-ngrl w.iv pr-Berllo-il •-¥ low. people how tn walk nr drive over Invli4i with gift* and nxkrd tier In II,-ruin rail mil or t-ilaeninnt B L U E SK ItfiK IN T K C H IT Y crossings in the cities. The first marry him, Then, *lm odded, lie will Im- sniprril oMoinsr you py T O It ij U A Y, England—f/fYpersuaded her to sell I r r home t- r ’lllfsnll. . . . , , VVITNKMH my bond nml seol of Whut thu world needs tn revive three days were dovoted lo warn­ 112,000 and disappeared with ulioul ■Pi Conn hi Hoiifnril, Florida, Its acn*u of Integrity Is a return in g s Im t llio latter half of the |S, 000, (fnlcrnallimni Bmimfphoio) to the old fashioned bluu serge week brought fines to traffic tres­ """ ,7,{ v r iu:.Vn» ,,m' passers. Bundny suit. That's what (iuoigu As r'lark of aald fnurt. Hencefurth a violator gete a (Juemby of Liverpool told the (iflli-liil HpoI WIN T IIK O U fiH AIR l-md H- W lU on in outing of the National Federa­ ticket ordering him tn school. N EW Y O R K —i/I’i —C ity tot Holli-hor fur t’talnllff. tion of Merchant Tailors hare. logo o f New York's Denver* in“ Whan I entered thu trade 4<) IN r*rIITfIT *>K t'tUJNTY Jt'IMIK, thanking a ir travel for tlirii onMIDDI.KH L E A D HK.MINHt.l-: r t i l ’NT V, AT ATM year* ago," ha said, ‘‘(ivory man A N N A PO LIS — (A*) — Nnvy is over I, owi-ll (M ass.) T e xt Hi* n -IK K l .n l t l l 'A i a lio s as la st as t i r t f c r lll-d s c atuo n ee d lo r i i i i i x h i i o m i p o w t i I m h i i I' ytui wmit to Idtmv t v h iH V 'lh c IN UK KMTATK MK W. T. AKKItH. had a Bundny suit of good blue or.e of the two football teama on rtn tly . The day liefore llie gimn serge, He wore it to church and Duke’s 1D4D football elate that their poinl-ufli'r-tiiuchdiiwn i„ I l * r --0 s e ll ilrou;, e v e r y tlrtip o l Jo el — .m il r v i y ittMVL'Sl filin g " itt im lm titibile Notice Is lisrphy alv«o. in all when ho visited friend*, it gevu holds an edge over tha Blue clulist, Ed Hemlitx, licraim ’ ih wtiorn Ii limy e-iieeyn, that on him a sense of responsibility that Devlin. Duke and Navy havo nnd rmild not arcompanv m a k e r oi iiile rn id iondniH iion ,10 cntfiitua, look ut ilit- lliiit k c iig iiic So |n -1 li.i |is y t n i ' l l w iio l lo I-*J l l - Mill ilov ol Niivemlier A U. met 11 times since Ho t with team. ■ l l ‘.r, I sli.ill opply in llio Honor- men haven’t gut today." plane engm es udopicd iliu v a lv e ­ p ic liirc t! lie re, nml >i m'll se c thu m c n ilii r , w h e n p m Item ih r x u n j.I.I.- fomul.is Hl-'iisirorn, Jorlae -if " I f you feel butter ill the iimui Navy winning seven, Duke three in -head p rin cip le, w nrrlx " v u lv e -iii-lK 'in l." i aid Court, ns .Indus "f I’rotiHte, " v a ll ( -in l i e , i l l , " lllilt till* i - /Ac /if"* and one game ending In a tie. ing,” he was told, " fly up to 1 1 ” lor my flnol ills’-horan a* Ad* Navy’s wins were scored In 1927, Ifiimo." Hemllta did feel lu-tlei mlMlstr*l<ir Cum Vrstninrnlo An* nt Iw w ei thu t im iilr /In ii A lu w iiii v. liu l it Imp pc nx tlr.il I lti*i is n ’t n e w A n d m ore rece n tly m ill llie liope ’49. took a plane und arrived in time iH o i tVi*tInnls of tile estate of W, DKH M O IN ES, I o w b - (/ P > — ’2 H, ’2ft, ‘48. ’44, ’45 and T Akers it,-- eospil i and nt tha The neat ventilating eyaum, Duke trlumphadin *980, 40 and 40, to idacu thu extra points tlmi w ilii H uiek. A h ii m utter of lu v l, that hig h er-o elan e fuels w ill lie* If o tlie iH w an t to c lim b on llie same lime I will present inV final thermostatically controlled. In th«i The 1047 contest w u a 14*14 tie. won for City, I4>12. ■ ci-'iunia hs Ait nit (i Isi riilur Cum the vu ive-iii-lieuil engine wu* in* co m e availab le — u l-u ol iinlomo* Itim ilw a iio u , w e s a y " m o t e (to w e r new Murray Crlaman chicken Tpsiiimaalu Aiineao liallm ila of ven ted h u ck in l'/ 0 2 — IJ . S. I'ntent aalil eaiale, nml ask for their ap* houae enalilea him to houae 1,000 liv e engine d esiifo cix m e Inking a to th e m *’ — and n o p in t is in te n d e d . urovol blrrla In an urea that normally N o . 7 7 1 0 y 5 — iiiu l im m e d ia t e ly , n ew look ill the val* e-m -liem l idea. I hi ted Oilohar I Ilh A I*. 114*. would accomodate only 000 . John II. hennurdy, aa H ill H u ie k lia s b e e n d o in g m o re H uiek adopted the p rin c ip le , w h ic h Crlemane farma northeaat of Ailmlnlairuior L'um TeataM e r it ,, Armaio H e llo i l l s . Vinton. Iowa. The ventilating w ith v a lv e - m - lie m l rig h t (n u n the B i l l jo sl for llie reco rd, w e'd lik e h ccn itic the firsl in n long Hiring t>( BuHineiiR KducAtion SpvciutiHt ayatemln the big, modern chicken s ta rt. to point out linii Huiek gnl there “ Huiek lin lv" houae, include* an 00*foot long aluminum duct bliceted by an In* first, A n d — w e m ight add - it sta n d s lo Nol everyone went lor die idea— •uniting material to provide asp­ 24 Hour* A D»y re a s o n tlm i H u ie k iti not th ro o g li then. In xpitc o( the fuel thut this A n d e v e r sin ce , Huiek 1ms tiotie erate channels, one for sucking In fresh air and tha other for engine "breathe*” more Ireely — m a k in g ib is ly p e o f e n g in e h e t ie r steadily ahead, huildiog up ........me blowing nut stale air. m id h e lle r . gets fuel in und exliuu*! (tasc* out ua “ v n lv c -iii-lie n d ip u iric rv " H uiek A 90-Inch fan at one end of CLASSES IN GREGG S^ORTHAND^YPEWRITJNti the building pulls in tha fraeh R«gf«rd and C«l*ry A*** thore easily —oilier* hung onto e n g in e e rs reshaped pistons lo pul H EARIN G MAICO HEARING D n ® CHICKS BVfciitY DAY NKW IIA.MI'SIIIHK ItKIlS H U N T ’S TUXEDO FEED STORE H elp W a n t e d 11 Grand Jury Raps Hints To Housewives Journal For Story On Lottery Ring t i i i i i ii Air. Ahinuol .laroiiMHi Legal Notice 1r The Power that made Buick Famous • I PROF. EMERSON C. KLONT7, NOW OPEN Sun Room » Montezuma Hotel -• Sanford Bennett's Service Station AND ACCOUNTING 4*.-. K ' ^ • DAY SCHOOL * • five dayit week B:4R to 12:01} alone, rind eat what prelection yea got aad what Wad of sowloo the egeat con giro yea. Value for valeo, we will aiatch (he galtelea leaned <breach this a* geacy against aay In / j I \ their pel idea*. Then cumc (he airplane, with it* NIGHT SCHOOL - - Shorthand and Typewriting Moodily and Thursday Ntzhta Accounting on Tuenday Night IH rc h a ll w allop in ihese engine*. s te p p e d ii|i c o m p r e s s io n They ft MORE CUAfUV THAN tV iK / Very reaaoMhla tuition rate*, payable monthly. Slie of cleaner* limited. r-jL'r St* KJ l Ui Ai l t Vaiijj Opening Date - Monday November 14 REGISTRATION — It la recommended atudenta regiater aa aoon aa possible Write, Phone 9107 or call at office IfciMl information. » * • ’ -'-C', :• is.’U; ' : th a t a k » W riter a n tu m u U U r* u r a U n til M l' t i lt i r l l l h u llt t lU i-m tom it HiNtr t. m u o *. me u.<.»i. •.«, m. u .r «*•*■« 210 Magnolia A v e. S a n fo r d , F la . P h o n e .'{67, .......... ...leiaana, �* / '.■qjprw? * - y*-i tVV th* The Sanford Herald U ISM : * « 4 » '» f ( * * " U r * * f * H SaU dN U r oai ■iia d a f II ___***J .**#■ •# . i T ;« W )i M .r M K l #4b m iiiiT iir f "k»r jf , l l l l . at <ke M o ra rt hanfoww s® 'T t f 1 -i* : raiPAT N o m ra it ftmumn. sanfoww . ftm m * Woman Makes Down Payment On Murder ifcfiiM cbniHbt* F o r Sale — r ‘-4 i i aa ila* * * ; / n a Paa* Oaei , written In Japan,' thla «ouicr u ld . MacArthur i* rvprvnemed aa •«■BRKM KRTON , Wa*h., Nov. tA*!—A mother of two children! lie'-lng Hint with himself sitting sum. L .1 J t -s i a _it,. !>•*• non. ViktlltCT waa held on a charge of attempt as the presiding hut non-voting i-jfM w r •♦ • N o ’ ir g if t in In m an y yenra y e a r, haa m et leaa p u b lic f a v o r th a n f lc rrs a o n M ilit a r y A c a d e m .y thu *r>O.OOO<O0O pro ffere d' to the J e ffe o f M ln a lim ln fll, ’on condition thnt the achool aha|>e ita teach In g to th e b e lle fi. o f the donor, and fa ir fro m it a em p lo ym ent, boll o r a tu d c h t body anyone nm of pure C u u c u a ia n deacent. T o m a k e m ire th u t there ahnuld Ihs no d e v ia t io n fro m h i* p ro ­ g r a m . the »g iv*r. « Texn a o il m an , proponed to nam e a m a jo r it y o f th e board o f truM een, a n d to k ! v « th em the po w er to n am e t h e ir nurceM ora for a ll tim e to com e. J u ffe ra n n M ilit a r y A cad e m y in a S o u t h e r n c o lle g e . once a tle n d e d by Je ffe rn o n f)nvin am i o p e rate d b y S o u th e rn e rn . T h e y roRtirded M a jo r A rm *t roug'd v ie w an re p u g n a n t to A m e r ic a n ItlohlH. and nltove a ll th e y d e c lin e d to nell t h e ir c o n v ic tio n s , even fo r $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , A t the o th e r end o f the c o n tin e n t.,th e H a r v a r d U w S c h o o l not lo n g ago declined to m o d ify Itn p ro g ra m o f free d am o f te a c h in g ; even If it thereby lont a R if t fro m a R ra d unto w ho wjih o ffended li,v the u tte ra n c e * o f nemo U iw S c h o o l teach er*. A m e ric a n * a re o ften iim w e d of b e in g m o n e y lo v e rs, but a ll A m e ric iu m know that the th in g * w h ic h a re loved lie a l u re the th iiiR n that money c a n ’t b u y .j;. Veterans Pay • -I aal *' ir s s iis s A jk M M e ** * o «»• aa total of' ol • tM.OOt) saw.uvo accounts dally. This will be reachrd by drawing S o cia l Japanese Peace „ut atl.lMH).rnrrls from each of the . .. ' « *. ,* . _ . ten final-digit groups. mediator und advisor, minor difAfter all last digit serial num­ fcl fines lietween British ('oninuui- tiers 0 to II have ber been processed^ wealth Pacific nation* vicwiilonU tile procedure will l»e repeatt-^ r*M+« and those of the United Staten Im-ed iA*\*e seebml digit. and United Kingdom would be For veteran* who had more than quickly compromised. one serial number while In service. The Philippine* also urr con­ *" J P I ' VA said il Will use the numher sidered wllliii;ig to go along with which uppear* on the National American-Knglish views if Mat Service l.if* Instui »m e certificate. Arthur Is present In a leadll'K About 1*1.000,00(1 veterans are ,»le this source said. MacArthur eligiiile to roceive the payments. has earned tne high resi*ect In the Philippines, Australia, New Zea­ land and Canada us a wartime TO IIF A T II Ill' and occupation Allied commander. rhi* source said oecretury vln ugrrfd to consult tho Common. K. Mart in',•*lift, of (Iklnwuhu, rnn^ his daughter, Hetty Adrlta Mar­ wealths and that conferences pw icrre Ini rite*I to di-utli ,'eetly underway are progressluit. lin, 23. The strongest argument udvanc. while ush'ep in their home a block main highway at flklued hv MaeArthu'r lor th*'. peace off the conference In Japan Is that ninst wuha, shortly lifter 0:00 o'clock disagreements, which lmvr pre­ this m'prning. The Is.dies- of the physician und vented u Harman peace treatv, could la- »llmliiate<l. MacAr hur his daughter were burned to n i* •••'• a, take'i from the build­ fci.rs that a conference in ‘ ;••**>»Inglnii or elsewhere wuuM In lug ing, whlrh was left In ashes. Fire Kuropean anil Atlantic problem* v.. .1 , i ,i .S'.'jlon who wus called into the dlucosslnns and cause n to l he scene from Ocala sold tlo 9 Miss Martin lay un the deadlock. . limly o f ...... ... .......................... _ flmir near what nppeare*! to he a MacArthur Is reported as feclln* that "his long, tedious tusk of con. door on the rear of the house. She querlng Japan ami establishing j bad apparently tried tn escape, her us a member of the democru-1 Her father, apparently, was suffoented ill hi* lied. lie nation* will >*• completed with in the next four to six months. ed murder today after telling au thorltle* she had made a 9324 down payment on m plot to slay her husband. Prosecutor James Munro said Bit the woman. Mrs. Margaret Susan Platt, 31, wa* Mcrompanled liy her *“ inV«< iu iT io ji'V itili"* * Mr S .14 husband, Wlllford, 34, when she « litn th ... — .. IIM , appeared yesterday lu tell her .(rarer MfBike .............. ... ikM . svi-.SafS. ...... g i* stoiy. The huslmnd, an unemploy­ ” ) ium)),» ..... .L^ ed Navy yard worker, later hired All uMiuait fcvtlcra, M f*« HI )Sa*i>«. »f»rlaila*a a M auTtaaa ml an nttnrney for her defense. ’A klrrlaltM rni lu, | | r kurgow t,l Two men Mrs. I'iutt said had . l il i l a t r«»a». will kt rk a ra >4 far M« r r i i l i r a f i r n h l a i Mlaa. taken her money with the promise ^ ( ir t it a a lW .» get rid of her husband also. were held on h charge of grand * <am 'mmamm llrlro K' , r?nu ja r.. “* •»,» Va«k. larceny by emliesdement. RgMM Cll>. ■*u4 At. Lnale. ,,H'y lire Hollis D. Scott, 23, a former . ih c llrra U I* a a r a k r r at H r privatu detective who Mr*. Platt 4 r«'«l»iM I' i *m a k lr k la r a llllr f r -r lu .io lr «u ilt* aa* far rrra k ll. said was Ho airunge the Sl.lHNi rnllna *f all ik» lural a t m arlairtl slnying, and Walliue Mottern. 22. In iki* M»*»«|.i»r»r, aa well aa " II* a r m dUpairbra. Mottern wus lntrotluced to her, Mrs, Piatt said, as the "gunnum" in 'ill F R ID A Y , N O V . 4, 1 t ( l who was to curcy nut lh*i plot. ,■ ; piii , . • •' The proseeiltor said Scott an.l 'I* '"rollAVH H 1BMS V R R 8 R Mottern denied any intention to carry out the plut but that they A proposal fo r a b a rte r w ith In d ia rnny o f f e r one a n ­ j I* A .treat . nsil)m Is asd # *jm of were "Just out for the money." food romtnurtUra. Goad com aunl- sw e r to th e u e rp le x iiiR rpiestion o f w h a t to do, K cm d h ly an d Munro said the woman's state­ ilk * H it made fr*w goad hamaa. u s e f u lly , w ith the urent s t ic k s o f fo^Hl th e R o v c rn m c n t ow ns ment related that she conspired (and good home* are aarrad roough a s a re su lt o f p u rch ase made to s iip jio r t p ric e * . I t ha* been against her husband because he re­ THIia ITRIKI INDIO, worker* at llir n. ttilehrin S trrl Plant In Btlh f r to have a fam ily altar. A ll rtal* fused to give her a divorce. proposed that the I ’lilte d S t a le s m iu h t sen d n m illio n tons hern, P m ., put blowpipe* back In plarr la connect the b la il furnace* with on Ihtin. What one nation of (hiMunro quoted Mrs. Plait as the blowing enclne*. C IO President Philip Murray urged the entire* eel "Sort It la Ilka I lie people lurai-l. I o f w heat to In d ia , ill re tu rn for w h ic h In d ia w o uld send to saying the death plot later was InrliiHtrv to tome to term* with tin* union and Join Bethlehem *n ****'** the U n ite d S ta te s , when a v a ila b le . m ariR an e se a n d m ic a of - Ch. J7 a i. abandoned when she und Scott domeat of the rmllonwlilo *lecl strike. (/iilrrnalloiittl ioundphoto) v. ok ------------- ---------- ----------n p iiv n lc n t v a lu e . One b itch is ih n l In d ia m iR h t m il be ab le cided to run uway together. When I’HIKSTM Al l I HKD Tib The |»v rrn m rn l it planninn in to f u lf il it s p art o f the h a rR iu ii lo r th re e o r fo u r y e a rs , Scott failed to keep a rendelVoiis IIA H IKH D IK , •RA(lr .................... , i/4*l—The I N’oi I-— Mrs, Piatt said «he decided she lind b ecause o l o th e r co m m itm e n ts lo r sid e o f It* e n t ir e output H AN FO RD, Calif., Nov. 4 ' Roman Cnthnlc hierarchy, order­ MChiiiiitT f j iin tuipliuet In ihnrtaKf been abandoned and told the - D r . Donald Upp, Kings s-ounty ........... . ,|1IW vow fidelity to tlnw , x' In a t c ii ihrouglintil the world. Beat* o f lh e two m in e ra ls entile story to her husband. In alth offirtir, tialuy placed re* ■, democru tic ' regime oW In d ia tins need of w heat. T h e people o f In d ia do not >' plowing it unJei. «m,nsHiility f«r malnutrition Communist - governed •Cxeehosloknow vn rutt il is to be aid e to h u j a ll th e w h e a l In c a l ol deulhs of four liuloes si(uaivi> vnkm was nceused anew today Florida Farm ern bread Unit th e y m iR ht Is* abln to nn.v f o r ; tho a m o u n t (bey wit Ii tin' parent*. mf anti-state activities. Let‘» tee now. Ih ii fellow SliM m a y buy i* H lrle t ly ratio ned b y the R o v e rn m e n t. \ m illio n •‘\Vc can’t put enough spark in At the dime time the Comll'HBlIasea rrsM C s s , Oae> man who In * leken ovar Admin I io n* *if tin* f»rnln would enable the g o v e rn m e n t to In c r e i^ v i these |MMiple (migratory farm murilst • government's campaign of lly O V ID \. M XUTIN period, * workers) for their town welfare." arrest* of small liiislnessmit' nnd ‘ ’lheie’f h)mflhiiu> about that n«nm lb** w lie n l rathm ,' and also to control a w o rk in u s u r p lu s , b e -| Associated Press Farm Reporter ' Iowa lad the 12-stnte midwest he said. "They won’t do anytliing middle class elements widened. j * head «i tlir Nuvv y i.n il Ib** am o unt needed to meet the ra tio n , w it h w h ic h to* ; 5 Knf*ld*» job j. WASHINGTON. Nov. 4 (/Pi Hie Agriculture Department get', •"ctlon, aa well as the entire na­ for themselves nnd us hmg a* they Kvcn .nnie Cummunlst Party U> w* don’t like. Wonder whai il i« com bat b lack m a rk e t o iieriitIo n* and m a rk e t (iro fitim rln R . lirqilrn! Idler* (mm city comuiher* <ompl«ipin(( (aboul "liiglt food tion, with rash receipts of fl,l2 'V don't raise their standard of Hv- laemliers ore being Jailed in th)1 province*,' ifhttive* uf the Vic­ Il w oillii !*• b liril lit fllttl n l**tti*r U*« t« w h ic h A m igrit'll'*' ,,rire< and eapietsing a Innuing lot a rrlunrol prewar pVttrt. ‘ '* ' '"*■ tim* rl'pnrled. so rfillrni siir|iltlH w h fllt m lphl bo put. If till* A m o ric illl *ll|i|i|y Ofiici.tla express little syrnpalli). rxcepl in the case of a few items. from tho first nine months o f i'i The. Pultlh Housing AdinimUm W ID T K 11411'Hh HKPAIHH last year. " jloa u< Wadungton ha» approved ii( scnrr-i’ Kt rut f ir ic iiiiit t -r liils t'lntlil lit' iin r o n s e il in tin* mini* liirtly incal anti milk. W ASHIN GTON , Nov. 4--I/P )Oniy 10 states, most of them in A Philailelphia firm bus been Not many consumers would want to go back to the cheap food dayt ■ n application o l the City ol San­ b lll'R Ilill it Wrttllll Mt‘1‘111 III la* I ('IHltl Util!. the southeast, had larger incomes iiwiii'lml the contract fm itqinlr of f the late '.'IP*, officials say, if * fold Hiking bn the i.oii-lriu Ism ol than in January-Heptemher I04H. the White House. iveue- ami incomes al**' were eul fml>l IMI| llU| many more dollars - OpDimatrlMl 120 low cost federal lirm tint miil» | Iowa nnd three other state* re­ The nwnrd was made to John bu>k In levels picvniling then. for final than before the war Hut ported farm inrome for the period to be built dining ilte tutxl two j McHhnin and Co., which offered1 A tiudv of stnli-lics, official* (lie uvuruge rnnsuiiH'i' is still above the hill ion dollar mark. 111 Makifdila A t *. Phone 512 jr**n. There may be *onm fealuie* " U ii* * iiiii Ip iu Ii .T!) sirs unt wnnt w n r, w ith n r w ithnut say, would slmw the cmnplulninir ■ pending only about 2f> percent California was runner-up with II,- the low hid on the wmk-*IO0.tmo of this progMiu which urine'nf u» lltt- uturn iMimb. T h e pcnpl*' lira* trm m uch iiR iiiiiM t it. T h e i.nes l lint they are not Imd ofl .,f In* Income for food, compared 357.800,000. Texas came third with plus the actual cost. The job mu«l Mill, un iivvioge of 23 percent in *1,277,703,000 with Illinois fourth lie completed within 22 months. do not approve of, but no one run l«‘H*|r>t-A p re fe r to Riiin tiio ir *'iiu* tiirtiiiR li HiibvurHivu mciuiH, j iih tin > lliink. Tidal estimated cost, for which oriiciuls point first to the (lie Hl3fi>3!l prewar period. with *1,172,11*11,000. I , . deny that llir spending of sevrnd am i vnii'p m i I M ill ftvitryime here m u*t fip h t th n t .” Congress alremly lm« appriiprlaleil { limners me getting for Ilnl, officials say, the uverag-t After the big four rsme MimicSn * |inki* M r*. TlU7.s*isii f’l'limt, fo rm e r d ep u ty m a y o r of their propels, lint of 30 farm ■ hundred thousand dollars her** dur consumer is euting considerably -oiii, *H3N.n23,(MM); Kansas, *72*,- funds, is *5,400,000. lumlmis for which the Depart belter Ihnn lie slid before the wnr. 723,000; Wisconsin. <710.050.000; | ''.'ing ihe next vouple of ye*r» will [J rnR iic, * rece n t e*ci»pee from O .i'chim lnviikiu. In terv ie w e d in C levelan d , w here *he ha* been m iik in y ment makes monthly report* on ,f hp wpn( ,,„ .k tl, hu „ri.Wnr diet. Nebraska, *0*4,3*0,000; Missouri, S w n business, and that good homes lllti T H K K K TO MKKT pi' In V"ly n ."f ,Ar" „ ,“,'y hrIP,,‘ his food hill would take no larger *052,501,000; Indiana. <051,21)1.h e r home uince h e r eHCftpt* from her ( ’n m m u n l*t-ru le ii honte- • WA8II1NOTON, Nov. V-(/1*|— at low rent* which iltey can afford mg producers "narftv.” ,•• !*■ portion of his Income than before QOO. and Ohio, *047.751.000. The Hlg Three ministers l lie nig three foreign mimsiers t'lcan-Goorl Tlies 7 to pay will be a good thing A» iiim l, M r*. I'elan t ii.iaerteil thnt the present H ltuatlnn in tin . .......... I ’«rHy ...........statylhnl /*nl*r " w(r*l "tatylarjl war/they say. ve iigreeil to iiieet In Pari. !<• New‘ York was twelfth with ffnit«-rl StathMH'Irwiily pni'ullcl* thut in C ze ch m ilu v ak la tw e n ty niea-ming faun price*. A partly For Duly , long as the Id leral government is discuss Germany anil other pfob*02*.320,1**1 ’ a n d Pennsylvania d" to* ||rfn «* V lL The stutUtlc* khow, fdr example, I.nit the' Hints* -Department . . . . going lu ipemi litis kind of money w a r * URo.'wKon f t vfiiH tt**urTtt'(l tMat C n n im tin i*m hail iiecii pH"- i* ’ desidnMi to hrfng jlio next with *683Jt*I,00fl. Then panic lems letps failiter ii retqrh returh Jmlgml jmlgcd tn ti lie nalr nu r a Michigan, *4H5,10y,OoO: North said’ tndny the exftet date for Hie oh housing pin jccti in uthrr cities. ruilti'tl for Ri*/d. fhha claim ed that A m e ric a ’* RreilluHt Weak- ,,n in relntinn .Carolina, *400,050,000; Qklnhonm, >onTerelices Is still un til the u lr .; ties.* in h e r ' w a r 1 ftRtilnHt the ited m enace I* th e la c k ui 1,11 Vre'ro lucky to be getting some ol r.nt uIlls* Press Officer Michael McDer­ *4.'|7.(102,000; Hoqth paknja._f304,m d erstM iirlin k rtntl cn-Ajieratinrt arm uiR clu**e* and RrutipN. shoe* * 1 5 0 ,0 0 I!i:i7 ' it h(l«. ; W*shingt/in, *37*.578,000 mott; called prertiature ' tn t n ­ i nouncement for ii foreign .office S I im a iilrt:,,', ............ ’ of dr'n*s hefOra und North Dakota,. *313,730.0(8). « 1 19^ 00 IDIb.I’ONTIAI flAl* t.'’ . . i . t k f , stakra, showing , Increase* spokesman Ilf 1 l/m dan ' thnt ‘ the " I f iiiiu ir u n d c iiiiit u l. Itititri'ftqlnl and i’c II r I o ii * r Wu ip * g eThe war. Departtnent a latest, HVitlsh and Frandtt'forelgn min1 • No mailer wliat li.qqiens ihete this year W1»rej ,(1 , n..., r M,lu w ill a ll t r y to nnd #r*tun d each o th e r and w o rk .tn R o th u r fu r always ihnse who will tee it North .Carwilna, with *400,(»5o, .istefs tiTtd tjieerM*T.v’ •nf Htatd1 il,,. pipid of e v e ryo n e , tn i* e n u n try w ill lie *ufo.” i •sun wouft* t/ilther ot Paris OOft .liver *100,077,1(0'); Florida, lAches ,•,11 a ctiaimiy. Manfoid hsd her* ueVt Vj’ednvsilay nr Thursday* j lu p jiic fl, iih In one co n d itio n to he R im rd cd »R aln * t r i r « M 5 h r S S i * * * . ^ ® ; "i iu(f*ring from a seiinu* Imusing in ilie case of orange* to' . ;* a falg it *ea*tt o f * fc t ir it y . T h e In a tltu tb u i* w h ic h m ake o u r ••rtfttl/nleil milk Doin' 10.7 to I«2.A99^00 qv»r llfivcent in the ease of 18ntiV* " it* aliortaga foi leveial year*, wiili no over t|U4,1813,000; New Mexico nun ' 72,000 ; ^ , AJabamiij, 4*04.465 -»■•,■■ t*. t’exH Ht n pmoids, mid fortrl' fut* fruedom pok*il»ltt m u*t I ki * iip p o rte d 'h v a u n ite d e ffo rt lewt only href ratlin," hurts, .. . , i f rnnd 3,877/(00 over *82.073,000; Art. local Intcresls appaicnlly ahle to _ ajppll *1)3,8'...-............. u t .i." v c r *202,510,000; Mlssisslp - ' Ifl* (iitflivr than Ihnn hittter) • id«es, latillis, milk, wool, lemiirrs,! H is ' (other th e y be lr.*t, a* th e y w ere In C x e c h o n lo v a k lii. Phone 1034 Hanford, Flo; ’ *202.2(10,000 over |i4»,2M J»0j sutta, *t40.()O7,mMl over *15,784,,( do anything ah.m it. I lien along . . . . . ----------* “ ' 11ft fi7N (Nifl giiipefrnit und IfthdcCtf . WrfeJ *I;ft •« ft4.tr ftouiajs. ' I Arkunsa. <20(177(1000 over <240- 000 and It1,. Washington f#378,578,000 h comes an Orltmlo nrgsni/atinn (irlnging parity or mm*. Thor* Consumption is lower ,n. f. , Ju’ 075.0(1(1; Imuislana *2H2J120J)00 over #383,853.000. * ‘ 1 . ______________ leturnlng Ins. than parity !(• case of reieul products (flour which liuihlv n il, twenty, llurly I n H f l l l v W f l O f l i *''h'dwl wheat, corn; (otton, rh r, Ctc.), potutocs, bottcr, dry beans • houses *1 a clip iunldt then listi n i n n i j w t m u j i||K rye, I.alley, groin sorghum. und, siiirnr. Heiluctlons In these tor, an cheaper than anything wc’vs cotlon tceil, soybeans, , peanqtif. ■irddiH't, are s*ii| to reflect larg e-,t seen around lisie in a long lime, ItO l.l, vVODD. Nov. l-i/1 ’)— flaxseed, potatoes, swl'et potrt ly changes In dietary habits. T h a t,I S T .r b t iU J IL Nttf.J 4 -Jrt’i - A n and aonie folks * iy it la an outrage. es-convh t rrtetlUatfd in Jail tmlay William Desmond, another of film, tons, dry lienns, apples, orung.'s, is, there 'tin- Is'en a trend away , chickens, turkeys, eggs and butter- from the starches and sugars— There's nnlhittg under tit# sun >ni the disheartening aspects of land's old guard, I* dead. obtained In eurculs and sugar— to fat. Ills family iP'clnsed the dentil studying hard tu learn n trade. kirp ling any local propln from It is true thnt the consumer more meats, vegetables end fruits. yt'sterilay. Desmond, 71, ii favoiite Ill* ti|d f" J p U ltoa|p Ifld police buitsling hum** for sale who want matinee Idol In silent movies, supto tin it. Dot il Ii k .i I people won't v a.tcA tfl, M"*afdcWckllig. The eiimlK'd We)lnr"dnv night to a re nollrc iickrtowledge h*’s »n **l»crt. do it, then it'i liHInr to have uutDoyle, 24 said lhat after he- spiratnry ailment. tlcsldus his iiinov scieetl roles , tide interests who will than to have Ing released from the Missouri j some people living >n a lent, or {Hut# Prison last May, hv decided starting with "Peggy" In IWI5, to studv hiss'll and learn a trade. Desmond wns nl*o u umllnee idol iving to stay with i^ ir in la w s. This Doyle .aid, is how he gain­ on Uroailway. lie wii* *een in sueii iage proiluelimi* a* "tjuo Vmlis," 'd tils rdurnlhin: lie took notes and memorised "Unit llnr," "Alins Jimmy Valen­ ;! Don't give UI any of that forrign tine," ami "Horn....... ml Jullel." vi, s n were toltl the oilier night His movie lends included "Hog, Aee menllmird tomtlliing In Washlnginn. ThVn, pfwlng a* a glv* of Red Gup." "Mr. Hrnndwnv." J About th* warning note Yugoslavia liuilnessman, ho took irfresnei "Knaring Wi>t", "Heading For th* O ldH m obile ; k*d (cat to Albania, we 're not in- rout sea from safe manufarturera, Itio Grande," nnd "Phnnloni of tho •'fiO' f**t«d in that stuff. Stuff?* Not • Flnglly hq st/idiod iaes/Jearnlng Air." He played till parts in recent .nfeerackenf' g*lng explnsIves are years. fr««t*d indeed? That’* what ipnniio stlrfvr panaltica than those ■fl.14*1 hark lim e in I'?I4 win'll who don't. • • * J J FI.0W P.lt IIP.All U AtJtbiilian airlwluke was mialHn deeldun td ruav thv’ neelln* "1)8' Deluxe 4 TAM PA. Nov. 4—bP»—l-cn W il­ lie d in Sarajevo. Who was in- (ehnlqurcVU’s '• ftult/i mothod ; ol son, n™d*ut<m grower, is the new !)< mjT S e d a n it*d in any Anitiinn. much imoving Hto*l p|afcaw lthja crow1 president of the Phirhla State llnr*" tln d liirn i f l o c l e t y siicceedlng an arclniukr? |)ut mm of lerr a n ilh l“ ed. Frank Sibling of Davie, not inlriesled |*|rr died un I'oile* said ho liegan ‘hi* carsef Others elected At the annual 4 i W 8edan in battlefields, perhaps as 'ost i*t July. Th#y credit him with eouvriillnn hero yesterday were X Jobs slur* lh*n lit the 84. Ixml» sine* t •cause id a lack ui interest 15 Dr. K. I.. Hncnccr of Hrnduntnu, l. at because of the ns«as- area secretary; l.acy Tale of W lnltr Doyle’s nomeiploslvu technique Haven, editing secretary, and 4 don. Don't 8've us any of lhat blew up Sunday. Ralph II. Thompson of Winter Ha­ ft I'uxrt, Coupa • • • • • i news, they said again when Officers found him In a closed ven, fieri IJvIngston of Tampa H lit’ l a and Mussolini met al ihc tavern after a tip fntm tho owner and Dr. F. H. Jamison of GainesJ -i >oft If P a n In pint the world's nnd clipped His hm ldln*, caraer vlilu, assistant secretaries. i '.Mi Ji Ho was tlooked on suaplclon of *f. We want lo read about (. Ini ■ '< htirglnry and larceny. ■I Iln u r S w U n ill to ’I *•*. ‘ Th* presentation was made hy .' •* , | ^ lhi <wr'i I,, M. Cornell, t general foreman. ■ ■>( h A W A R D G K T4 I * " I.W tl a teal plcasum to Iravr a Allen, a colored machinists helper, ■< »lqi.'f tlantle Coast Lj' Judge V illi' . I* k fio o . *‘>tne of our Minis Sshonl with 9 entered Ihv service of the A. C. vmplnyr) , s presen . 111,nuif. COUP L. O d. I I , IK23 Ip Hanford, * "T the oliwr morning tvlto 20 y jg r 'ervlc* emblem »ltl/> l/ ‘‘C 4I> risi iDlHM* ‘ft. 'h« .« • •»*a(WvKa* i t / . ' OtM) it of news irporls in our •ft ■V it* I) j ' ‘ ■""i |Iron all over the world and ■•I v . ten t 2 l « » r S ^ mechanical iolrkacwq of ' V'.liroi t. p: .1 •■"*"»*• KI..«W». M 4 w <*♦ AM __ ef Marik a, IMT, HOl.L«M> l« M A „i MH4 r.UlltMiN UH4M _____ JJbreiae«e \I bm km » _ i- llsi'iitf The Wheat Agriculture Department Agrees Prices Are High, But So Is Pay a™ .''.'Tn^T^aEr «»* ... ......... f)r. Henry McLaulin^ Verdict Of Experience 1941 F O R I) $ 6 7 5-00 OiAim;! wnr, B U ICK C O . ifo-ronvict IscarnM IWilliam DfHmoml SirfrpnipWnBr Tnujo ss! 1947 OldHjnobile • 1946 1941 1940 1937 1937 1 production. ‘‘With w comiag in", oa« of them , doq'l you y< puhWt « r>" Each atMflsutial m»f. And line* tn can't ■ m think m Buick for Sanford Plymouth Chevrolet Ch< i Eight O’clock l m M il A ll’thft v A t e s i And PROPERTY OWNERS why 4ur DEBTS nr« not bftlng ntducod with fundi j g aeonml for thftt purpoae, EVERYONE WELCOME ..' W ’i'l T U I) I I •1 Mm uth 5 Pike. Coupe wan K Snd Jk PnlmetDi , MS m m FOR b. u (* TUESDAY NOV. 8th “SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER’S” V ' m Jl. wmm ♦225 # f9 i M Kj .M ILLER iW m sU ew It** . . . . • nior* page without I two. that.would mab > a y*ar. It * an upmwiv* . . . . g jT ' . that*s Deubto « ..M M **&*****tf •** w ll'IVT I. •* f.V'l 1,1. I* J l- iO ' •Jiid) a jiO ) ! iliM ‘K *"/0 3 1 i fcieae.A ■ w warn • And , . . , ) • P erso n a l • A ctivities M M W A f.n q«N Fovm . rro rn n A rn j | m l ; is A’ Mindy Hubby May la/./ Hounds Should Be Too Expenaive A ls o L ik e L 'la s H ic s if New Hutn Feature ♦ftf “Futurist Fanhlon* Its I'V N I'U I.V LOW ItA M \N ) II) • F.nglaml—S ir •1 Kit. N KW Y O R K —Looking ahead to ,\P New *fcrtturr» Writer (■ ilia It i ■ . | . >f1eft (•till oft «!)• ills* ria'ket age. L illy Ihiche pccWomen wh**e lii.-loiiid* ate Ila lli )».. • *1 tH, 1' ..nt ii) uMke T rlrp h o n * I IH sent.* "fo tu ii-t fu*hions" for 11*50. "liundy ul 00118 I lie hot. -e," ok Id *Mlt ti it i j •Ict i - Ul nf Ih ,'gXv'* i^ ir llR P a lm e r R a y — S o c ie ty E d it o r Huts that would lie equally at • UMUtl.y tin oiijtct of envy b> a a. II. i.iul Kcirrtrth home on 0 -iiatn ctiiise i or at a vveuun w liioc hx-l>ntiil- "won't 1 ’t 10*1. I t ..........1 •♦.. i i i i i , . SiK-lcty, , llrmidway first m e featured In I'll 11 hmiil.** •Tlif\ Hlinuliliri hi'. .i|w. • •v n' ...I, tl' v isit ' her fall and winter collection, I.lliil*!* Wit II h ll'lm llll' wlio i:»» A 'till ..ill i act “7B*X I’ ’ iiti.i lugellit'i with o new idea bound Kt»*1. •1K Wl'l'ko'lllh *.l 'Mil* Ml-' I 4A* ♦ tiu|)if. iiaid f ‘i*»i for wide acceptance by theater- ^ Imi 11r«uirtil hi •ointortuM*' «*>inti • «'l .* Mil", X* . , .% • . i f *t,it.(»t aShe Mr«. A. D. Hhoenmkei line as goer.s nnd ridels in open car* ale really ill* hirk> imii*F R ID A Y Memta r . of the Hanford TourThi* is o "face net" which covers in**-winiiit \' I m• i" here guosi Mrs. I toward Fletcher T lie Ixi* ■ n g ra v 'd aflint! i*. i The American Legion Auxiliary 1,1 ^hih have been invited to ntthe hair, shadows tin* eyes and I* Wi’l'k .’hti |miiil* 1. * S i in, " . i i an vr- liw n orlII meet at the Legion Hut ut ” ',nd an executive hoard meeting of Rirhlands, Vn. worn beneath Ihe hut. When « ft I III pi'llll'l » .* all iur*(scnp)il •t«1AIII* »| • hi •♦• jS .* 7:;H) P .M. “ Iih Hie Dlistv ....... Roots ptiil) tn I'i )!• I d .ill. 1 t* ’»• It . »•.1 1' 1 . Imp. "We expeilsiv e ilh'li.M 4', Miss llettye Rene Holt orrived Indy Is ii*ked to remove tier hat Ht. Mark’s Chapter of Holy '■ rimihitr* plan, for the «eosoo In the theater, explains L illy , she h»- 111'Mr*. iim'M’ ft. Af . » , elioii Florida .State ’ '.ini" liAjJdC Clare Kpisciqinl Chlireh will meet '• u s , •'nno'inosl ihis morning lust night from I IlCl UyMMlIhllllUliM III.ill II/ University in Tii|lnlm*.-ee tn spend reveals u perfect coiffure held' ay i« imvt M. A Nov. 7 at 44:00 P. M. at the home ) v Airs. W. K. Smith. snugly in place hy the "face net . HUB* u|* h IimIimI iis ftf111ft* . »o'lhl A •imri*i- hn* been pln'inod at the weekend with her parents, Mr. of Mrs. Frank Miller. which often has u .-mall Jewel or | it*- iii** 4iin|.i."h» tl i’|i«'li|i«'i oimI •h» Touri*t Center Saturday nnd .Mrs, |(. M. Hall in Lake Alary. . tiisIHB _______ llow n decoration of its own, for ||,|U|, Alarlowe talk* with Celeste Hello -'" n il" - iim le- (he dlreedon of | H ill’| II) 4lri|llll''IIIB .Ml «*\ SATU RDAY F ile n d , of Mr*. Juiur* K Poor- 'decorative effect. -r u ir t oni 2«lh C e i.tiiry -I’dx’* "1 erne jM'n-iw |n The Hanford Tourist Club will 'V * AI«M-s tlro o - oflnr ,,-hleh G irls who like to ride in t o il-; e .miav and .Monday m U« H)t>- rhe-ii, IftiiriliK Ihi* |m 1 IW«* w ifi. 4Ml hold u supper at 8:00 o’cloek ot the Amerleun legion Auxiliary soil Oviedo will lie giao in wuin t following I'vi'iti* lm\» »•*• tlie Tourist Center. Reservations " ill present the fHm. "toe '*bnn" I thut *he is iminiwiiig inp.dly af. vertlbies with thb top down liloa *»• means h'i*til*-*H*e-t I jj,, iinilergoiog a majm opr ration will find the new nci 11 boon, not l fnlloii llt*l|7Ilia**11* willnn a -i "1 ir.uy lie made by telephoning 437- hv whleh ^ * l lid ,K ' x Firmdd-l.uogl.iim “V|>morinl 011I) 10 (iimfort hot also lo allure. tlll'ow of ii*) own *in:tll hi.'.-. .»*► ! W or C50-W. The American Legion veterans nre nhle to ni'<ke ChristU avoids tlie usuul “burst mat* ,. I Hospital ihis week. Ausiliury will show pictures of nm* gift *<’|eellnnx. Airs. It. I. IfiM lIrtili* Vp v It 't ill K .lllo r It) BOH THOM \H ____ tress" look of windblown half fl|*il limit project the ‘Joy Shop' fol­ Allller rehnhllltnilnn ehairmnn of , (ih f in I|'M im ih'4’1. 1**1 i> •* 1 hi* foot the elnh. will dl*n'nv n nnrntmr | ^ give* a sleek, well-groomed and lowing the siipiier. tinu* I•• loim iiii hi 1.» e*»»1 t•• •iiokeup, r> "rnmfv artlrle." nnd evnlsln ! V v C - l l . l F r . l l t i ‘ 1 t a i n t ’d '(lictly sophisticated nil' to th " ' H O LLYW O O D . Nov 'Ihi* ifiiii'l "l Smhliik w,» M.tl . n striet M ONDAY their uses prior t »)he .kowme wenrer. I 1 look ....... vein* of trying. t f ii’.t h) i» h ai •• Mi'. . j.! V In I lit* Tin- fiammii l.nmlidu Choptrt uf ■ 'r the film hv Jobp Pierson. now a log Al me. Docile likes little evening I llurdnri Ok tlir K* Illil'mitH ASfl'. I'.l’s I'I •se li'if fc Beta .Hluinu Phi sorority will t ’i( i" x n i tgrlpidiHr-d fn-triiefor. nuis in pillbox -liupe. made e n -; ,Mi;AI. ^ lillt il wild 1 on i.li ••«>•(• i .tti nil .i dm l i d I l( lllnH ot llit* Muvfnir Inn ut 7:30 Sneril mnsle will follow. Tin Fellowship Front Wo. (irti) ol pearls 01 1 hinestoncs, j /h e piide of Sonthlii-ld, N. (...( .. i* ll.ii: MOM* ••I I !••'•* '•» I'.aa Wilt II - fii’it le il:wto A la c k . Th* ni'n*'r»» w ill lie nn'er (he mens Christian Tempi.-'am< I ’ m- wllh pcihap* 11 yurd 01 so of p o r-|im ve * next iiio iilii fix Spain and j III* Will M'A lM.I, l» W 1- »||.■*»i.\ •I u ii is .rin T lie Business and Professional ',1" ('«-• of .,M . .r « Ciwidi oq>| Atrs lox wo* henored with an mvi. (lemllviilnr fcalhei. It's fun. poinld' F h b IiimiI. where *lx- will opper.r 1 ih I l Im I t Hr •'«• til*, iihs im ip luoki'ii ro 1 1 11 ion lo iKieii.I Ablcr-ente Col. Woman's Circle of the W. H. C. R. I.. Dsnn will riVbltir* a 'Pandorn Ami the Flying ! mnl n 11111-i'll 1o iii II.* .111.1 1 lo* -. a tetilH i.f the First Afpthndlst Church nf*-rw*rds Mr*. F I., C *w*ee ge hllHoween party TuesJaV out Ihe designer, lx wear one of Ibil, liman" foi MU M. Htie w ill iadili'i .'4e|i*‘«t oni l i ’iiii uiuh i t> a im'Jfy will inert Monday evening ot will have ehnrpe of the deeorn- nighl. The fnrnhv o"d I'uileii these lowering creation* to the -iki opposite J11 me- Mo ‘on. who him Uc Ilia; u« n Misiy, lli.’i« an* lei' and F:0() P. M. ut the home of Airs. (inn* tedv pul no a cb'vei eulertaiii thealer, observe the consternation in uy i* :• "dipiimlaiat.” She ,.f Hie people in buck of you aiul tha tor, I.f |>itul . iih ! \ i a> 1*11 Mr* Pee TIU li. nr-»-Mi>e| of men* for ttirir eii>*t*. Poliert Hillldiiier, 8(18 Cntnllno •• w ill be • <\. In' die in, si roiqierative note (hen relict when you reoinvo III hi' | 'll 1 * 1 l i f t t o III ft* M t l u l l I lift* i •he Pxeford tfoine DenmnstroDrtw. itiitho.Most of those prosint w*re riniche , ..oil I..-1 •I tic. mi.i c:reies of the W. H. C. S. of (•inn Club, will eondnel a e1««s dressed for ihe ocenshm ........... ■ I... luUeti nnd ii it to reveal die fliilierlu g and un* ,iol iltile«l a. Id -lie tills walked Midi. Vltd solin' .a..- I .It hn* i«. i* the First Methodist Church will *e iir(» imd rr n fl. for tho*e In- "meirv elit tini. * wa* vn love 1 1 b'tiu.'lvi net beneath, x cti* . and I'lie s|,„t,„ till ui*.. 1 ii-l Ava -) )hi> ns i Ikw murchi'd irooo'i 'he ! Al 11 udapled lo mierplaneiar>j nm -I id 3:08 P. At. ns follows: : terested i» b«m,>.m-.l i«Al- .., it wa . j.jilll tile CM'. ■ •i I In* iflj', • l"r>l I 'io i "liix io ( m -with D ak I’o 1 lici new coronet* a n n Citcir N'o. I with Air*. .1. A. Cal- Tourist Center ilex' T'oi-sdse '.pool, IliMise glll'-*iu«r e tin w"i wear a ir 1 i.oi rowed tat.li-' m.l 4» l.ioi 1*1 ’ . " IIIIlKOti'.iinaii hair,' |j , , II nod Ri.-anl« VI01.111II..111 l tii * Ik .iiii , 3030 Mellonvllle Avenue: Ail member* »f #•*#• idoli l<.orl»)* w Ii. i f.. . ft’fsls s ■ litlU ol »»• lacqiii-ied mv»|.|i ......... ’ IIUIU* ; ItO tt, O I i* ■ il •c im ilt• o n . ot loan* * 1 * iiol.t lollow III Circle No. 2 with Aire. J. K. -•■ ■ I 1---P rv*id'» ) i or,, .|(i)*l1ed .. •*) ll•ml<‘ml■ dl .'(■ Okies util fruit I uu*l !««•• eWiTpifiK al»tfl«‘l wBl*} | i d ial. I h< 1 in. # • " le a * I M .c l, 1200 Puimctta Avrr.ur; .dt.n ’ t !,«.ttr -. ill f*J . j,.,,*.. u e i— , i \! .U s ,, th, ut the head II*.Ill »'•I I.a -i .*>111 ....I:,, VIII .1lid Circle No. 3 with Mrs. K. G. Kll- h.'*' the rlnsies. jt'il) llrndll'V, the Im-et** mill jot ofivvaid iii swirl* or 1 U h 'x 1*»|| Iti'V • | •»l III* III •hft*V .llsftl III Ift'lftl lil. ail It » e . 111 S ’ ll.'lll IwTiin i|n it. il.trick, Jr.. 228 We*t Klghteenthnisn- neo underwav for on Tin- College ul«o ium-.ied the angles w hiili manage somehow tv)' ••I v*•*111v Athi.llui in’if iih 'i who ihviih'il tn* in* i coil Itrret; Circle No. 4 with Airs,ooen ho"se to he t'cH s) (he White Rlhluniers h\ asking oix. exactly naht. |(« Ill'll \ | | | r ItMllt Will 1(14*4' ill' 'V iiJ ifo ih K I •• • s |*;• t » hi h o l l - f t * . 11. . k\ !o r W. S. Thornton, West First .Tour*.I Center ox the *f(»rnomi thnn to place llielr fnmou* iio«., \ *•v» V1irl» |*r*'“* .id 1 1 Li ttiiul* lllc irh y - iix iiii * kiiii'si'lf «i |.i f) o il /lip Street; Circle No. 0 with Ali»*mf Nov. I I. Domes will h*en-! ter. "D ioix i Ulueen' in Ihrh'i 11* *'l ’mi 1 K iiliu n rr." Il will pi'fiii) Wi ll, im ruil 1.. i •l.« *»|t times Rs'Ssie /uehnry. HI 2 Al'iunoiin loved un»l 4 ivHI J*" >**• | Collr gi Hull. •4- liiw hr I iii|» tn ill*- Ihk •“"n ................ l o -UIM* "f th** ..l*l |»«l IIII Wtill llll Av4*11110: C’lrrli* Nil. r» with \lr<. •• P*»rlv *»f tho * ; The po*ler was painted hv m> MvriH »hmUii *4'».m > i light l|t’«ll)’h'lt. t.’lsh >1* ill’ .1 tl,* Prank Ailmna, 20(U1 Idiko \vomu. e*or)' *S|| ee.t AIIsh Ornce Grovel. Ji iilcllne I •in n work in . , H* n iu rn 1 )*ol . n ho»i*i' on tn. Il.t ihmtaftti wii-sii’l The sriiool age Hunheoin Hand mom* Is nroml'ed hv •♦•)• Ch"xi- 11 young man und viil driiikinu HIM 41 aa i iti,«*. iiu ir ll us» named | Siwtli ....... .. 1 W .... illi \ llu ii,’• Ills, hull th it, i l l i n i u m it o k e.'ilinpa lllll' tilt Ihi \ I t ’ Il ft* l V •' AV l i t I 'I I I Mill of tlie First Rnptist Church will i „.h „f Conimeree, slated Mrs. lieer, .............................. olid di'clnrlnu “ Woe in ll'i •'Mi»t In v :.mtl.»r.tun ol 1949 ' by .. nt. l«*nrluied Press Fashion Kdilor f Im 1In >»’.*ii ll« •*IJ*im** In* li:i" J l f 1' .(.lllll i l l '1|» Hu K ill «ttli »' 1 ' m e t at the church at 3:30 P . , '-'mitli. ,1111111 who m il. the bolth- to tii tin Whole*. It Flowet Dcalet. A«.u>' ■ .'Ill to hoodie ilia) tome olid go, • 1,1 a*| • \V«»| I III I* lu |l.|> .'tl In h .il ll ft 1 . 1 Mil III « 1 . V lli | ' l<f f l l . M ill. i. M. , v|| irember* ■»•• rexnested to *neighbors lip v ” ,l.llu o ol .Sew Voim New J .ls e y . • i i i ) « <t. el 1.4 doll'tl ..... 1 hl'ie'* on * i)le d ia l goes .U hl * • III*’ 1 I II |f III *'l Monday 3:30 P. At. Ihi exeentive ........ . iMiard meel* ft* <*l : . ot h.iii. i Ilia Natlult- . . i fo ier. I |. , |.l :•ti lo t'i'1 mal a "i hum Vn.li.w iKinid of •h«• Worm'll of the P res-, ,, (1 ,(t ,M < |„,M ai ,1 7 ;;|u .,1 lotevei. I Ion', the shirtwaist j * m i. t . i . i i • it 11 i.t» f i 4 i.f I m M a II > . lo'iivy ♦. 4 t mi l«.«l.hint: In ..wo lllin -. ,«l Fl.w bvlerian Church will meet al th e ,,. u( Tourbt Center, I, 11,1 k ill, g lo lillid •<) die 1tilliSOli N* .• ft ft «il.l A . < I I I . it II* Ik' l l l t s . l I* II H) Ml*. I.. K. S|ienri'r g irls, ... . . m.ii ..|. tVniu "No choreii. , .. — ••ui oil ),*ai« «K" and »tlll dear •If I* »•• III I I •* 11. I l . t l i l u l l l l l I 'l ll * 1 | • III A A 1 * it (aide, .*» .» 1 • *,»# II. I- tie-ting an Thi* i* do* dole of die vein lo 10 die h e iiii’ of fa*ltlon-wlse M i .mi \ it 4 K illi .It*. U»i ll .. • 1. e x 1 I ' a t i l *| |H • In.in a n r * N..T 7 S ’ “ (V » r A n it a I ’ r in g le j 1tl. ii l*.i i.0 lot' lim e 111it. w hich IB ith r o li.rs l '< i i i nil eel l.on in voin gnnli o loo women ever)where. ) till Aft (1 « ( I I I ! Ill ' I ’l l 111 III**V I l k' III' ■ •i of Ihioiig h die year it lias held . t.lei *..‘ i1 a o i c . • lon.oiMi ’ It will find tlie nvprnee eonb •er wi'l •Wi l ft»l * * 1 I I I ' - ,11* . 1k%ft II. AAel kin nt h ti toil.m il nh a. I'm *ni In I Ionic Fiinii.shilurM I I ) HIM 1I f i l l * •1 •ul*. n aa S t u '— C h i S’“ j /'« ■ "£ ! W it h P a r ly Im more slice*'-•f 111 with innioil* ,t» own il« die lop lavorite of all 0 tl.x 1. 1 ..a. i.a dio.icht ol it." though its guise ha* ( 1. k.i's 151.1 Pidniotto Avenue. I . „ , ... , „ if lie will hnv llis plaxts rather age-, 4 1.. |l ••i i h 1 i i i n j * i 11 * | •il h i l l 1«»%a , ... oc eel. The Women’s Hll.l«' f'la.-s of Mis* Ai'itn PrinRb'. brlde .'lect. then try *" “tar* diem fim ii send*, I.o i d ia l a ll I l l ' l l .Ii \T N im •sll'.ll III IS imoire.l with cliunguig eius. ‘ ••• a, ; m i l u f I ' l . f * •m iii i.n.'k II.’ ."V'lllo the Kirwv lluntlst Churoti w ill, was honored Inn r ridny • ‘>'""8 Nil W f ltd, i..p t.hn lo.luv it 1* more importnni than 1 ■ f'lmiposl iiiles nr,- g iv iiiio ' me*e d (l l i| l| i* il1 *l|> II' •\V •«. Mill* ••tl*’ r i c,r mi <0 ut the ehiircli ui 8:00 P. with 11 party al the home of Airs. I impolar. noil m u should i,.i>c m ■ . .. •ni V ...t.I.I..II I I . no F iir t ii* li- i i i ) . I d 11. ft*11 e #i i l l ! V *A .1 A l« 1 III ll . 1 I f ’ . v i i in die vvidler fashion picm. \ St •m11•* I i iii 1 1»nI It 1 1 M wih Mr*. O. G. Roller. Mrs. J. AL Whiliikel. Mixed gludhdll'X'i). I j ’lil nil voiil liiwn elit'III” -. I< >|W II, i l . . ( O I I O l t c . l ItOfl OClS'llt re. .So grcul is tile demand foi■ n i l | ,, f l l i l h i ’ IIP I'** III W III I. HI '•»l i>, ,r| lineal. AIiL . It. T. H unt1 red rosea und fern declin'd th" weeds, vegetable nnd fruit tdllxg A -. I lu ll* and - k ilt - dial u whole | -,i 111 •• I -la Mil’ m n l aa , 11 h'.i a *• ill linin' O.'.lcs, tied preuils, ond I’MIII f,n,| Minrl IVirrmm iih WhifnLn hi»nir for II if* party. K i. ii ' IS M l l l l ' t t o i l ft* It n|,| ui p iice» n-ed in an) 1 10 AA l i l t IIII* ' i't, During the owning gum.:* w.-re , on the d < ' < ’ ’ ' • • new division al die giirinent in I f . M i F t I II ). I ' h i AA I IMI.il ftI• • • *•*‘ ho‘ tv*ses. Kiieh member is uihinooi ni the tool, e. Il even found [ olixuf im iiy now is devoted to making ft*.i i in i T ill) Im%«* ln*ft'ii iii l!iur i I will, Alt*. K. T . C’hapm u.i., "• ■ ,u' I*. Wl|l«ll lill.t* II witll id t< bring 11 "white elephant". enjoyed il* nnv m l.( do' kit. hc|i will'll -eporale-.." * "i.I m .- in i In l\ . ■•.Ihr*if *»fl il II* »' A prnctlre meeiinu of the Hehi- Me*. C. K Hornsed, mid Mrs. A m - ! from iimlen end. .m. . fits*' 'he new 1ovc 'iii* -llown i the shirlu nl.d and «kut gooHhl iih a !•*••. It a* liiida Ftjw kahs ho* In-en cnl(ed old Durand winning piixe*. A love, "ver n .i. iilniit « '» '" " r J ” ' ttl’1 10 -rlinnl and to office, chosen ' .\Imi|! h m I S' i II iv d ii . hou* fm ■ iio l.e i i eil III lux -love well- i flllll , \*.. S.».| S..»u'« .ifli'i •• -iv \ ft'iii* .... . for 7:4/T, F. |A|. ,VJI, officers and K variety of irlf l. wet.- prcsi'iilrd 1 lu* dellyhleil « 'ih l l ’i 11 h .1. Ift ftfpl*’ .ill • Ihi u i .ftc n. by coeds ond career g irls for il Ixpitii’. n\ t ifii'iftlft* 1 .homo | lit I I I III, II* *, III p.lcll* member* of die d rill team dre III III IHII*' lift* IM Im* i pi.x iiru tii) unit versatility. R * >lit' no111*is | hi iiu'tiiii' iiiakimr i« kflJIV . Vft'il**)' llll.! 1.1% a* I. iciiuesteil toxhe present. n il's* s i l l . Il l llll m illlh l'l the -tttnilhy lostnmv, of the.teen- ' •»• ft. . .I I Ills*' it llll- AAMV," III’ till' lillnm»tll> ol itll-ft .111 r.lllll AA 4) MI i f h m I '•* i . s I ft i t . p i >». • W K hN K H D A Y l .,gur, tin favorite of the house I. ill o«.ih lo iiil.llird I V , " \ m | i|..|Tl hM't I i t «*«f lll l ««llo)Y. iftllt " T ire 'Hoeinl ' Deduftrnent of U10 la f k * » l - II I i oh • v ife, the pel of the glamm g irl, i i ) iii'in d i him *, to n 1 1 i*•'•••'!». pmmk •lllll*." ... w lil liavT . I Ml *'l|i|f* III W •' I ’ • VA. . l l l l l Wnmop’* Club hpyo u a 1I1 ileaa{rt , This winter It steps nut uftor 11111111% I lilt Iftllt •. will. III). hiM'M i f ia n iili' i i'il aa tl Ii w h il*' pU llilt'o . oil • a u i i hi aa . . i; u n i ii* .......................... mliNe' kt l*W •ill' I nark a- one of the tup styles of i l.'. mi I4).. I'.tiir fii.in ih.* H. i i ’fii, ha* «l a%mih | ♦ioiilil*’ i I m h - . i i l l u l l tl. A ' . I t II I ’ p in P. M, Hostcsges w ill he Mrs. PJul I,lives are louchlng Ihe edge f i i i iimn4’ ii lion | ii *\i >••r*». Mi l l ' .’h a i l , li.’n .lh iM iiil am i I imp r | , . / * U . s , Af»4.l |ln 4r)' Lee ami W. Miller, Hr., Mrs. J. A M u"\ Mm* pol io v i 'v nlifi* w»tli ii ‘♦ trip die *ea'on for nny degree of will l.ia•f*ni».l’ h lo f« i'll lurm itliiy. High style designer' \ | I . \| Im. him ilnwn for a Vim hatw aai' i i * i ' i « .'ii. 11|« Mrs. Murvln Register. Mr*. I •«'* pl.tV feu lit f * i , i f him l* Mr 1. 11. R. lrcck. of 1 roll'll tutie or Mof'dL -Imw iiiboluus evening skirt* »f i ,li.l.u ..ii nm* ii iil .Hit! tlift* 1 'ii rum h .'iiip . wa • •••I T iiylo f, M m . M virs, Alt * I’rR'gl i l iT H I ’ HHp AY T u n , on youi radio and listen sllppei »til in which may !»• vvont ] < | .i) . in wiik'li h i'il pin a M ini.i •i.|»»ft, l hifift* Iii* i'll \ 11VI lift' I*.fill II*'AA* T h ' regular riwetlng of thi Mrs. Durand. AirK. (Tm|imuo, Mr-. lo w r it It I very Tuesday nioridtlK w iili a variety uf top*, either |j V Ilf ft.ft* A.'lll l i; 11.no.I lil.* •'*1 o I). L. Myers. Alt*. A . I.. M v » . ••.(h i iiplml'sli •« .1 po * H n n im ili Rehpknlt Lodge will he at 1 li:llft A. Al fm gardening helps covet-up juckels, for dinner v..:i», I ..on) lli h i * inii 'i ••un-i«li*riiiif I fti|*».| wiih Mrs J W. Greene, Mr*. N. Davis. p i»« pi**’»i luld In the I. f). O. F . Hall at If yon have 11 gulden piohloni drop 01 simple** I hi.lice*, foi while, I.n* . f... f.I im lip lii I.. hi'. Iif* (Oil I ) I t • I l lli’J . I diOO p. AL Inllntion service* will Alary Horst of Tampa nnd Mr- mi- a curd. ft**ti 9 l.la i’k : I'.i a Nl.» II aaa i f until In i lin.il. r»»hl#*J. It. Devore of Atlanta. A h " tie (unctions. F o i* * .! .b* held, A .In .iii llfi.ih anil «*..|i| a lo i l.'oft* I Misses I'nuliiie, Helen and H"« Ill illum e i* a deslgnei « •■" i. |•.. 1.1* h* «l To make u quick und delirious Miller, Alloc and Louise tiiceoc. .no.olnte G osling put u !>*fk- on- clung firmly to hl« Indict ui I ft r A 1*1 III lllll hll|ll' fl.| ll Ill.OlllWa) •i lt .l l III |.l« lis* •! I’ I I ' • Tlvrsln I’ctrns mnl Novella d an s semi-sweet chocolate the hlniise mid skirl for any l»"n fll't JlfllM III* fllll l'.’ « " III.' \ Is i \ *mI il Ih* .an * .up* h ftihl 1,leers ond 3 t cup evaporated of the dliy of night. T ills vein tn> I iif AA l l l l IIIfm M i l l AA i a .* • ’ i milk in 11 amull saucepan; cook how. a distinguished colic. io-o • p a l I ftial« 9I\ ii ii i ft-a * i! • hn 1111111.’ of 11 U’VA \ II i ' l l II lowly until the eliot'olale nm ol tliese Minve separates foi ili.v Ah f I due |t. I 11)1 III* I Sill, blend ciisily when allrred and 1 veiling, same casual* a- a llll) «.| T l NDI. I *»!•»■’«» II I \ lllil* alone il|.«* llil'H M ill" A special series of services will logrlher. Ilring to n boil nod hull -neuter ami s h ill, sunn .......... ipil i va Ih ii In' mnl K mv Ih.Mi't •* It. H V ( . i i i . ft I a i i . l V o I ».n begin at 11:08 A. Al. Sunday at / . nth for 3 i« 3 minutes, or m i­ -lioligh foi the most elegant pl:iA ill! III* l-lio i *ln»’k In.AA I’Vlla It) IHIH H A G IIK H t'lix l . ' o v i f n m i l l! I a * • h ) the First Prcshyterlitn Church VP N e »sfealurc* M l* l l thickened, stirring ennstunflv. party. Thi**. fm hot Ifin 11ui' nun play ai '.i.mi I | | f I III I IIH* < ' M •I' with Dr. Al. A. McDonald, presi­ S in occasionally while frosting Houndinirs lie u*es glittei lab could DA I Id) Miss Anieerlcn •i . I d id ft!' Ki' l*ol I I p i l l I I. I' dent of Thornwpll Orphanage, rics fix the hlniise*. skirt of Hift' iii “ I hi* liopioi# I'i ml' Dlinton.'H. c :'a s ".he guest speaker,, l« r n a makeup trick o, two from cads; then sptead. A I II VA il .III I * I llll. a T l . i. Ill Blfiahl I h'tivi y, Moril*' M I»o mol rustling tuffstn 01 cslithrry ni.n. iieauly secret* «f — — --\N iO'l« II l o ir) I III* S l l l l * •**• t i l ' III aa I m h M'.nl Il was nniiniincrd this morning by the ancient lie combines wool |*an| I ‘id iliumh Mignt with a lld la water and Homelime* ... i»a II. .1 •« • tit* Rev. A. O. M rlnnls, pastor of K “cosmetic* were witlely list'd ollmving fits mlxtirre to bull, Jersey nnd satin, vvhh dm .... id - H inn •Hip || f .ip illli’il I•I**'1.1 Vl"ft- V O l O t ' l A f i l l ! •{lupin. 'In I I I *4 the church. Services w ill continue t ir e 1,808 years la’fore Christ, rin 11 11 few drops of lemon Juice effect. Hut III* faith in the -hut H hi low !')«• \ iiil h«'*« •hilim f i l l I * . t ) tf M I ..il ihii'*’ oii’hir*'- al iiiii *** i lion *: "l.ook him . . A l l , |*Il I each day through Friday, at 10:00 liven today Kgyptlan women ore ore lidded lo make n thick, trans- und sk irl us the iiii-Amen.-an j w \ -k ) *MI•Wft*|I* '||'*w lllll' Il 'I'"' . \VoiMli*r if V iftiii will r k ii Ih A. M. and 7:30 P. M. * credited with mote effective eye ■ inicat syrup. After cooling, it is ilitfit reandna nnehaktn, and the .rrlt*n-• • a Kiwlfffr- mol Mint alliinu Ilf w »*u(h?' " Dr. Ali'RonuM Is u graduate of makeup Ihnn ihelr sister* over applied to the *kln and then re* customers agree. Presbyterian College, Clinton, 8 . moved. It hu rls—yea. But for at world. . , . C. and of Columbia Theological theHoi* ure u few Kgyptlan Imnuty I,.u*i X month the rough, unruly * O’N E IL II I. Seminary, Decatur, Ga. Until flvo secrets. They lake a good deal Imii disappears. Weatern women H M A K IIL E IIE A D , Mass.. N years ago when he became presi­ of work hut, after 34 centuries, who have tried it say It la tha 141—A nervous disorder »pdent of Thorn well Orphanuge, he i'.!l> liu u beauties still believe most effirieUi depilatory they pnrrntly has closed the vvn'mg was a Hiirreseful pastor In tho them worth Ihe effort. know. Synod of Georgia serving at the Out lirru 1110*1 women hnvo 11 career of Kugenc O’Neil. No*"*' Kohl, ab e /e uutkoup so effec­ h ir d Presbyterian' Church at tive the ancient Kgyptlan qoeeii* "hnllmtn," it professional who prir.r-winning drtunatlsl uml »xUnion Point, Ga. and for 13 years nad it hurled with them for use in cull* once monthly In provide ihor of several Broadway hit III* wife, Corlottu, -oiii Is d he was pastor of the First Pres­ thr afterworld, Is worn by B0 P*t Ihe "imlnvvu" treatment. night that he Is suffering ft'x n byterian Churrh at Moiiltrio. Ga. rent - m , r r __ women Next to kohl, henna Is one of Parhln/ort'a disease and that it »• of modern Kgyptlan Rev. .Mrlnnls said that D r . Mc­ It It a black, smitdike powder. ,|„. ,m,M onllqo* Iieauly treat* Donald Is In demaiM for egBclal Hiwcinl altops sell It on framed nu ot*. Amerlran (komeo may re­ "getting |iro«r*Hslvely worse." Ilohlet of the Nohcl pi ice ' service* throughout’ Ihc church. Khan Khalil*, aticftt In Cairo’s fUu „„ „id Joke that "aome men A cordial invitation U extended to Mottskl tiaraar. Beauty shops hr like, blondes, three P o li./'. blondes, sumo sumo Ilk like. brunette. brunettes U lj-ratitr. ^n.l S k il'l ( 'iitilp jiu io iin I ’uc a ll friends of th* First Presby­ ..I some ....... like IIL.. m wiiniso henna woy wav ' prlxes, 0 Nell also hns uulM'M'i and in w i Itenna -lock it. "Em peror Jones," -Hiramr.' •’H irin g " InIn­ terian Church to attend Ihe ear- niiroad •'SchiMiI Iti'lli'a " . . • "I Isn’t vury gootl--hut Kohl la made hy hunting don The pun vices to hear Dr. McDonald. women believe Ihe terlude,” ’’Anna Christie," “Mourn strip - of cutttm ilippetl In ca-lor Kgypdan In n K n it T w ill S w .'id c r ing Hecnmrs Klrctra," und "Tin . __ n o i s I m I ss I m 4 ____________________ . . a . . t . o il.' A• smooth, concave plate is henut)’ Ircuintent Is. iln lry Ape.” S H m h i liliii-h , W ild e a iu l I'|..asiin( women plrk henna held over the fire to rolled die G O I.D K N W ED D IN G snot. Then the soot Is mixed leaves, dry them and grind them. i'liH h -in . Si/.)** H*.! In !IH. Mr. und .Mrs. Hoy Schmidt will with ground kuhl stuno, placed The dark green powder Is then Waldorf salad—lhat old -'<"( 1. celebrate their Golden Wedding lu a special container Egyptian- mixed with water. Henna la not hy of apple, celery, walnut-. <•' ' anniversary on .Sunday, Nov, 5 cull a "m ukhalal” and locked only (Illiy used USUI to 11) turn lin n their Mjwir hair x»ir an jaiuyminatse—*akec i yomiMise—'n s r ' on new " w|fh an open house at tholr home, tight hy • cover whose needle­ orungo-hlomle sltade. It la used lo terwat when It's served on a i»'J 218 French Avenue between th* like edge i* saturated with the (lellcrdcly lint die palms, feet „f waterrrsa and aecoinpumcd t . ' i n nt 8:88 nnd 8:00 P. M, A ll odorless, fast kohl dye. and nail*. by a mound of creamed c.,n«if) ........................ * are *“ tnvit friend# of the couple K gyliau Irndillon says a cheeae. Duet Ihe salad and •)>«• You apply kohl hy carefully to attend. woman with henna-dyed hair the cDI*»e with a little p«|nd* in.ertlng Ihe fine edge between wuinitu n u ll • ivi . im ’ h / vii cjo cmi iid i. Afu»r ou ilin ln t i n c ! ni,Vfr EiiffviR from damirtiff. ' ** for color. eye, end with a tiny line which ---------------------------gives Ihe eyes an attractive, CO O KRD FOOD B A L E The PaughUre of the Wesley siandng appearance. Egyptians centuries ago bor­ Class of the First Methodist H u ll H llpx In m u ltirr.'p .* . Church will hold a cooked t a d rowed from their Turkish neigh luce trim m e d und tt|m li(|iied H lylod, m im e S iin te 4^ . A , (J bn ttunid. W h ile , T e n tlee, h o e v id . o. i’')8(», Mine, MnlJte . . . ■ Mo Ih* Arabic Word for used for charity llln c k . . lie u . 1 .IIH »UBf . H ' ' S P E C IA L Ilaiaw a Is perpared by mixing Singer amid other makes naw and used Oysters go a long way w h fl Hewing M a ch in e a nnd Sewing Machine they arc aihled to a well-.eaaonefl J cream sauce and served with W k Repairs ed fish fillets. Oysters are alee deUsed Radios. Record Players, Ice Boxen A ty n t c a l'.Iiild K u t -H liv t i'h e r fro m P o iiiio v 'x W o rld ' " 1 to a chicken pot pW. llcieua added u l I’lir iP t y K iif l d ! W n in lo r f u lly w fidlm ble ch M illlo a , • nnd many other itema. F u a t • Guaranteed n e o -h ig h Hcrnll dim im t, t r im m iu g n il n ro u n d ' KASY TERMS th*' hem , ft lit t le * I h ’II, und a b ig c o lla r. Melort. t u r - * u iio ise , w in e , h o n ey gold. Id u e, o r w h ite . Size d 12 ♦ Ready For Delivery to 2 0 . A ls o , 4 0 - 4-1 in m e lo n , tu rq u o ise , w in e , o r •» N*. 1 Me Each blue. •,,,i * ' DICKERSON'S 1424 Saafard Ara, M ML Si. */( j West o| Closk Ph. )294 Gray ■ s ^ s a ii— — .............i o n ■■■ . r -' . j \OCtal /- * J ^ouriRt Club And L alender Dusty Boots To Meet Personals Itrnut % N tries > HollywfHid Halloween Tarty J Skirt lihirtwaint, ......... rttyliH (ut On forever ,„ (iarden Cato %szifjzvzs. k ii., O ’-.# brfW'AU't Siitrial ServiccH At PreHbylerinn Church CoMmetiiH Were Used By Early Egyptians W E K K -E R NEW a v in g s SHIPMEN T Saturday SWEATEES / .98 SK W ” ,r{!C|Ti, iui i sssu tat u J m <’ f j jr .4 Warm and Flatly Chenille Kobes SLIPS NEW LOCATION For They’re Washable! Six leovely ColorH! .98 WATCH REPAIR 3.98 ROSES Castle Jewelry BEETS SEWINGMACHINESHOP 1 i r fl •4L 1m u L nanm ^ T w p S P p - ’ - ..> 'Ufa .vtS w k B rili- \ , *ug^ I aiirtdaswdtfcna^ di __ •:__ I . ' 3aiW w w iJ'. * i i mmk «• •e • ' A .ft V W > ‘3 tollies ROSES i 5 l'. "•■ I’iT 'F i T in e M N r o w o p a g e iV >x 41 a l -> �r/p■ Ss«*f\ Nf tih M w m m , ,|> sew* *tapate*ee. MONDAY, NOV. T, IMS TODAY’S" BIBLE TERSE Somaon could gut tho PMHotlaoa to flight, bat could navur cauaaer Wmaelf. The Phlllstlnou tookhlm, gad put out hla eyes,—Ju. 18:21. Marshal Tito of little Yugos­ lavia promises Russia a fight to tha finish if lhat country is invad­ ed. Well. Finland licked her once. General Collins, Army chief of , says the Russian tanks arc r than American tanks. He t lo know, but frankly we don’t believe it. S * Tho Ccnitis Bureau estimates that die population of Florida has inCreased 397.000 sine* 1940. That’s in increase of over 31 porcent. Florida growsl Erick Rioa Bridous, tho Bolivian pilot who crashed with iho Eastern Air liacr killing 33 parsons lait week, suffered a relapse when a "friend" visiting him in tha hospi­ tal told him the extant of the tra­ gedy. How often do our best friends with the finset intention! in the world make tKe road back more difficult on • kindly visit to the sick! t ■ ■■ — .■ ii Thd Herald is looking for hunt­ ing abd fishing pictures taken i|h Semidole County for its TodfM Edition which will bo isiuedjme Utter j>art of this year. If you have any Meant snapshots or other pfe^ lares of duck. bcar^lM fcj^ uai.1 dags a the woocWW‘ReEwfi'digkind aught in pE d U ft^ l Tm aipu or la in . bring* ihsh/ In tual » Y 30 Million Seedlings Readied For Planting There are perelatent rumors that there i> being plan­ By DEWITT MACKENZIE ned an increase in the price of gold, devaluation of the Al* Forties Affairs Analyst United State* dollar, In other word*. The rumors are con­ sistently denied by Treasury Secretary John Snyder and other government official* concerned, and Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, who ha* resigned a* chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers and presumably is now com­ pletely free to speak his mind, has said that to the best of his knowledge "tinkering with the dollar” 1* not contem­ plated in high government quarters In the light of these denial*, It Is pertinent to ask just who Is interested in get­ Russia created tha hug* Rod bloc ela»*. M w m l thousand people nf nations which owa Jleglanco to w»rc Jailed In Prague. Such arting the price of gold raised. Moscow, but agent* haV* penetrst- rest* now, ar# reported to lio The argument has been advanced that devaluation of cd oven the unclvlllacd parte oC 4pr«'lln», through the provinces, the dollar would provide the government with a huge paper the world to establish Bolshevist Wid people are said to bo getting v'lts stores of gold at Fort Knox,' out nf'wwtcfr n cells which pledge thojr. fealty to imtences nf,jtw« year* In forced t r i > tj 1 Ubor ramp* or In uranium and new dollar loan could be made to (irent Britain at no cost Moscow..' The chief Weapon* employed Inr* coal mines, to the taxpayer. The promise that the government,cap lend this "WoHiltHcvolutjnn" have ho*n[L 0 m* Prague resilient reported money Without getting it from the taxpayer * toojstupld Ideological persuasion and out*' th„ hi. cousin had been sent to for discussion. A devaluation of the dollur,(Would deatrdy any right fosea. Of these the strong.' „ „ r*nlttm thine after a four. . L I —L. ry t . i l . > ! > . M n *• U iu f n gilt# ta ftirw l t■ini. He was convicted of gains .which Cjr«at tBritain may have ahtainoti ftom'tluvalua­ arm method has been responsible for most of the success. World lioming to western broadcast* tion of tho pound, and would llkowlne negate the effort* or War ft of course assisted greatly, ailing them, several other European nations to help straighten out the since numerous countries both in u 1,„tl,|mm v„rnnw„ i h«s economic tangle by devaluing their own currencies. Devalua­ tion of tho dollar would throw new cnnfualon Into the ec­ onomic world, and put Europe right Imek whore It was la- & S K 3 S r S S T w - i S i . ’S ' i l l . ' J f Britain's Socialist Prime MinH m l t v t o Th. r K ! fore devaluation of the pound. ister Attlee adds another weapon ,r \y L th« It might not be justifiable to conclude that the agitu- which mustn't ho overlooked. Ho “" L “ l tion for a rise in the gold price comes from people who pro­ says Russia I. using its United mfnI ll vs* }Inanefa! fit from the economic dependency of Europe, and want that Nations veto a* an "Instrument J ? ' u power politics an.l for further- ^ ;r^ ,nornt7vu .ffilrw dependency continued. But it does seem that only special of log the imperialistic alms" of the ■n'1 *PP°,nt>v« « * « « • 'hi* manner ha* Ciechoslogroups would profit. If there are sound reasons why tho Soviet Union. Atllee made this gold price should be advanced for the good of the world, cbarge In a speech In which he vakin lieen mad# an unwilling cited C'sechoslavakla'a plight member of the Soviet bloc. Tho those reasons should be brought forward. So fnr they do not also ns mi cxnmple of Russian methods, comimmlilng of this sturdy little appear. The Prime Minister gave Cxech. typic*! »« Bolshevist me- 30 MILLION SEEDLINGS 1N8. *«'■ .** gsr r c u r x t r«nx.x,r,n h.." nsliivnkln as "a shlitlng'example of Democratic practice between the wars" which has now been "re■lured to the statu* of Mali i'ountries as Bulgaria, Poland and Rnmania,’ which Have never had much Although our country has prnptirly been tpjl)cil a melt-, more than a facade of Democracy." intf |>ot of peoples, for at least a century the native bora Oxechoslavahla doe* Indeed pro. have constituted 85 percent or moro of our population, him vide an excellent'example of how cording to Dr. Louis I. Dublin, chief of stutintic^l liurcau ofl Bolshevism* work*, flhe cannot of be put In the same class the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. At ptfsent, about; course with some nf the Balkan states 08 percent of our people are native born, ho pointed out. j which still aro primitive In many "Tho foreign born population him been shrinking rapidly, repccts. The Cxcehoslovakla which Native Bom since the 1980 Census,” Dr. Dublin notes. At”thftttlmc, th<{ foreign'born numbered n little moro than 14,200,000; by 1045, this had diminished to an estimated 10,400,000. "The numbers and proportion of children of foreign parentage also have been declining. In 1040 only about one fifth of the native white population waa of foreign or mixed parentage. If to this is added the pro|>ortlon of foreign born, the total still comes to less thun three tenths of the populaIon." The foreign born are largely concentrated in the northeastern part of the country, Dr. Dublin observed, with nourly half of them lit the four slates of Now York, Pennsy­ lvania, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. The proportion of foreign born Is lowest In tho South Atlantic and South Cent­ ral regions, where the native born exceeds i)H percent of the President Paul A . Wagner of Rollins College, who will apeak »t Iho Garnet and Gold Key ban­ quet Friday night at Florida (Rate University. The banquet is utie of tho highlights of the annual Homecoming weekend, which will oe climaxed on Saturday when •'he undefeated F 8 U Seminole* dash with Mlllaapi College. thur Rank, biggest operator In Britain’s ailing movie Industry, re­ ported heavy financial losses to­ day and threatened to quit making films entirely. Th* Yorkshl re multimillionaire said hla group will make only six to 10 films In th* six months end­ ing June, 1060. And, he added, un­ less the government lowers Its 40 per cent tax on movl* ticket* he will pull out. Already, the organisation has sold two of its studio* to the Brit­ ish Broadcasting Corporation for usa In television. In his annual statement. Rank ,h"'l* '*’h'*'h have operated with "u<-b efficiency In *n many other countries. With the foregoing background, it l« easy to understand why the United Slate* government last Friday imposed rigid controls on shipment of strategic good* tu the whole world, excepting Canada, to prevent re-shipment* to the So. viet bloc. The strategic goods concerned are largely Industrial items which might contribute to the Soviet "war potential." T A L L A H A M E B , Nov. 7-<»ooelsU-ApproxIraatalv SO adlli<m tret stodllnga will bt avsllsbl# from th* Florida Foraat Bervlce nurttrlea for planting by landowner* this wintar. This record production, an Ineroaaa of 60 perrent over laat year, waa reported today by R. A. Bonnlnghaussn, management chief for tn* atata agency. Boiinlnghauaen tald the crop far exceed* expectation* and In­ clude* 29,108,000 *la*h pine seed­ ling*, 222,000 longleaf pine seedling* and S,400 cork oak aeedllng*. The tree* are *old for reforest*tion purpose* at tht cost of pro•luctlnn and shipment. Three pulp and paper mills ara buying about 4,000,000 of them for free distri­ bution to farmrrs and other landowner* through the county agents, Rome free distribution la also mado by tha Bata foraat aervlca for school forestry projects and for Arbor Day planting* by tha schools. In addition to th* stodllnga grown by the stata foraat sendee, the St. Regia Paper Co. operatea P O LIS H D E F E N S E LONDON, Nov. 7—(A V-Th# British foreign office today call­ ed th* appointment of Soviet Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky a* Polish defense minister a "further and most Important de­ velopment In bringing about the si'liscrvienc* of Poland to the Soviet Union." listed the group'* net tors at £746,747 (12,090399.60) for tho year ended laat Jun* 26. ProflU th* previous year wer# £4,176,788 (|1 1,682,040.60). But, Rank said, the group with­ drew 13 ,268, 188.60 from reaervea. It also borrowed 66,880,814.40. Rank placed th* losses on movie productions at |2A20J)00. _________ CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSIONER It ssw m that a ‘itylilSr trag­ edy fan hkpjjen lo apy’ maa than that ho be Required to lata iho Ufa of hla own falhei. Y d it is tha sort • f thfng lhat can hajipMl lo any• M . A * a man grows oldtr ihc •haMcs of menial injuries increase. swollen or broken blood vessel tamiag pressure on the brain can Mm tM gentlest person into a dangerous fiend. When that hapPNW desperate measures may be ttoc isary to save the lives of younggy hMhhy persons whoss opportuni­ s ts aro still before them, ll is sn gwftd.dsciiion to have to make and G A IN E 8 V IL L E , Nov. 7-(8pejMg Sympathy goes out lo those clallV T h e alligator pear In ahapo i p MV* to auks it. h a . j p .mble* at th* p u r and his A Puzzled Teacher Annual Stetson Deciphers Foreign Homecoming Will Student’s Themes Honor Past Stars fM biJie resemble* at th* butter." /; T»Hw pussling sentence deecrlhMdttod ia Tampa Iasi woek for |ng an alllgstor jH«ar la on# that recently greeted Dr. Jam** Wllaon, Mitlgg th* civil rights of g color- assist:.nt professor of English, I whatan. ll was only eeccutry aa he checked through,# hatch of | the defense to show lhat the theme* written by inembera of hU Twh Polk county policemen wet* ■MM might have been beaten by it rcommon law" husband lo Ml Mshadow of doubt in the jury’s ■■|;i«v*r the State's contsntion f l .she wai beaten by police. ■M. tha doubt was established M :m s nothing for tho jury lo la acquit them. You can't a ban unless he' ll proven beyond any reatonable lad yet them era thou who i think that a federal anti| law ibould result la the Ml ef police officers for wearing.# lynching which laeo ia their community. •SW XTRin'leotltiw « m • . . ’rtbartgtt 4ntC w crti?i —_ — ninnir— w ti’ M.r.iWi,r : ,,‘'’u''1’ But this was not tho usual strug■I* of a freshman with J t o English iaapuag*. Instead It was a produot o f a special eourso dealgnaUd M for Foreign ft A n t . " Th# Homecoming week-end offlMhr gate under way Friday with fiatrntton, personally conducted 22. S campus, an open Meg M the new Fine Arts Build- Jumnl Association dinner Md PROPERTY OWNERS L eft not turn the hands of tha else return to tho hone snd b u m dips L e ft R baittf roducod with (unde * ■■r;.-- 1^5 '4 , ••itAftyiS wm, MR. .A ROSES ROSES Ready For Delivery No. 1 #0e Each DICKERSON'S Gray Bkwiowa Nsraory Dr. Henry McLoultn Optometrist til MagssMa Avs. PRoss M* What Causes Your Cough? By W. V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. 8moklng, nervousness, aller­ gy, aro all causoa of an annoy­ ing cough. But a cough may alto be an Indication of a moro serious ailment such a* ainuaItla, tuberculosis, chronic bron­ chitis, heart trouble, lung ab­ scess, lung or cheat tumor. Coughing spells aro weaken­ ing and embarrassing. When you have a cough that peralsta for mor# than a couple of week a you should see a doctor. Finding and curing the cause of your cough Is the only way to overcome It. A doctor's proscription is the moat effective medlelnt. Have It compounded of quality drugs by a pharmacist with aa estab­ lished reputation In hla pro­ fession, TMs la Ik* oraeo el a seeies t i ja r m s s i r s r w A �WOMDAY NOVt<7cf»g4ff And Personal Activities U H h Palmar flsjys-aoclaty Editor Social Calender MtiNOAY. „ _1 The Gamma Lambda CnHplrr of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at the Mayfair Iniv at 7:!M* o'clock. *»■** 1 The Buslneas and professional Woman's Circle of the W. S. r . 8. of the First Methodist Church M alll meet Monday, aviating at P.00 P. M. at tlu home of Mrs. Robert Rillldmcc, HOft Catalina Drive. - TU ESD A Y, . Circle No. f. of Ih J iU * S . C 8 of the First Methodist Church will meet wltfr- Mr*4 P. I t Watkins, IB1II Palmetto Avetnie. The Womon’s Bible ('lass of the First Baptist' Church will meet at the church at" 7:110 p. M. wlh Mrs. 0 . (I. Udlert Mrs. ■ Pearl Hasel, Mrs. R . M j Hunt and Mias Pearl Petfrsou as hostesses. Bach mumher Is ask­ ed to bring a "while .elephant". A practice meeting of the SentInola Rcbekahs hns . been . called for 7:48 P. M. A l l , offUcrs ami members of the drill team are yucsted to he prcuflU, ,* ni convention convenil " W 2(ith annual of the Florida Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc, will'open nt (PM P. M. at tho Orlando Senior ■High School auililorhihi.- All P. T A. members of Seminole Coun­ ty are urged to iiltehd.' ' The Thrift Shop wllp he open from Di.10 A. M. to 11:00 A. M. Workers Will lie Mr*. Honey Witte, dr. and Mrs. Williamf Waite. The Junior Women's1League <tf tho Congregational Church will ho ld" a regular meeting at the hoign pf.’.Mrs. nttrhbj-'jifi^jtist at Ttlephnn* 14ft Mrs. W. .1. Wright of .litefsnnvllle is visiting her sister Mrs. K. 8. Hockey ph her leone on Park Avenue. ,,, j.S.n.. . •• Kay and Hill Nhoenmnhcr, stud enls Hi I he University ol Florida, were weekend guests of Iheii pineats Mr rtml Mrs. A K Shoe innkor. , --------Among those attending Ihe (I'enrgin-Fluridu football game in Jacksonville on Satmdav w. i e Hrimtoi and Mis. I.loyd F. Iloyte, Mr. and Mrs. K. (i. Kilpatrick, Miss Dllon linker, (ilenn I.ingle, Maleolm McNeill. Kay Shoemaker, Cullen Wright and Hoh Kilpatrick. M* Ft IO N I A L L H AN (|UKT Her. Ill has lu’en set as Hip date for Hie uiimial T rl-lll-Y hampiet lionoring memlters of the Celery bed Frrotliall I earn. Fatners of team members will ulso he extend­ ed a cordial invitation to attend. Dress for the event will ba Infurmul. } WATCH REPAIR I'nsl . C tian u ttu i'tl W iN lt r li Bt.10 St'WH 4k]S.i Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hchmldt celeThe 20th annual cunvenlloii of hinted their (iofdrn Wedding the Florida Congress of Parents Anniversary nt their home, 218 and Teachers, Inc. will tiegln to­ French Avenue, with an upon morrow at 8:00 P. M. nt the Or­ house Saturday between the hours lando Scuba High School auditor­ of 11:011 and 8:0(1 I'. M. ium with Mrs. J. Floyd* Griffin, The rnuuis nf the Schmidt home president, as presiding officer, (•reelings lu delegates will he ex­ w.t'c beautifully decorated for tended by Mayor William Heard- tiie occasion with ipiantlties of all. Mis. r . C, Clark of Natehex, gladioluses and other flowers In Miss., aatiolud vice president from shades of gold and bronze. The Hegion V I, .Imlson II. Walker, dining room table was overlaid • uperintendeiit of I'td.lie lustrue- with u handmade linen cloth, n lion of (Irntige County, Airs. Ralph wedding present af th- couple, Miller. President (Range County and decorated with a three tierml Connell, Mrs. I.. II. (iiliiis, general rake decorated with gold leaves. The wedding date was also em­ ('.invention chairman. bossed in gold lettering. 111. Ilouk S. Campbell, presi­ Mr. ami Mrs, Sclunldt were dent ol Florida Slate University, married In Mt. Vernon. 111. on Nov, will give the keynote address. Tho 5, I Mill. They moved lo Sanford second general session will optp, In 11)20 to their residence on Wednesday at 8:45 A. M. ill th* French Avenue where they have auditorium of the First Methodlal lived since, Mr, Schmidt for many Cluirrh in Orlando with an organ years was a paint contractor and prelude by Mis. Itohert II. Tharp. opeiated an nutonudiile refinlshlng A I ulielieu u will tig held nt th* business in the shop located at lining.' lintel and a uintoreado will the rear of l|is home. form at 4:1111 P. M. to he roncludvd Approximately IlMI persons roll­ with open house at Tiger Den, ed during the appointed limns and n il s \mith (Tenter. Dr. Paul A. Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt received Wagner, president of Uullins Col­ many lovely gifts . from their i lege in Winter Park will address friends n» mementos of the oeei the group on Wednesday evening. sioli. Opening at 8:45 A. M. Thurs­ day session will inrluiju address** by Thill.ms D. Hailey, Stute Hlllieiiatemlent of Public Instruction I Tollnhassri. anil by Dr. Clifford Urdu mdl. (Thainmnt of Health and I ’luMii’al Kdiu'iiljon, Tsaehurs 0<>la ge, t'oloinhla {Iniverslty in N*w V. ik C ity.'A hannuet will be h*M<> oil Tlnilsduy evening nt the Coll-emu with Dr. Milton W. Carothere of TuUalmsnee serving as mut er nf i 4ivmonics. Included on Ihe program w ill Ini meetings l.y Unvernur Fuller w naavn. u u i. DrwX "• W G. iMUJiy.-State .atate lupgriuli ialent oft. PimllojliistriirI'flt. t.u.1 Mis. Spy all Goodman, presid. id of Florida Rdm atiim Assoi'lalnuf. Tha main address will he given by Mrs, C. C, ('link, vice piesldeiit of Region VI, Notiomii Congress nf Purenls ami Tea. hers. Delegates for the rnnvenlioll have been elected by all I'TAs in Svinlnulo County and a numhi'i of inlncipnlN and lead..... will also attend, J iim lM ir f * U'l'MPfh J*t ni hot I-U 7:«tn Th«» IfiH i I'M im liir Nt*WM 7 uVliM 'k r iu ii M unir H131ii MnriiiriM HcvoihHiM m tr» y>a1M b tin1fi t:Si> 9lift 5 :0 0 aiimuIn lit mhmIi' World itI Ntl H* Hill lli*i|di nt or mi it llt i'k A lk i’ ii Hln«h Ail it*1In ff'itr lo I mid O iird lT l 4*|||I| A liny-A (llrl-A Musi. Mor itIhk Vurlity W o rld itl Nmm Tho I lit ml W it Mon H»ni ntth K**llowHhl|t Found ,\l ii mI rj.il V it r ic t lf o . V1It m & M inidllm — Itil r Nolir* liii roll Todtiy m HI ttr Votir Memory Hph ux Mitftli- l.ovi-rw I'roKi.toi IIv i!t 4|iii*pt T in 11ti %lit in H our r.iir. Thi' llrlKhl H|»ol Hi HO NonUr 15 TvO-l.tr*' H**iikn r. 90 Hoort** FnlOilt’ i«:I f| III rut i ,r*»M l*v Hlnu" Irririlnu " i t , i ’loitd ttv«*AltuT 'h h d t i i l . J k j . i .Mo i ih ' m I w S f i i y C i - . . ........... i Tirtfusipi 2108 Kim Avenue, at 7:.'I0 P. M.; Hibiscus Circle with Mrs. Fred lunrheon; Ixura Circle with Mrs. Frank Woodruff, I II , at 2180 P. M.; JAugatdia .L k cle w k lk JIrs. J. D. \ t \ g i f l t i p o A m T l h i v ' ^ i JESSE LODGE My Platform “ M ORE AND RE IT E R CITY GOVERNM ENT FOR YO U R T A X D O LLA R .” ’ ' 1,1 p‘‘ ~~ — ..... ... *• ~— Listen Tonight Over VVTRR 8:ii0 When I Will Speak On The Subject O f “The High Cost O f City Guvernment” JESSE C. LODGE Candidate For Fitv Commissioner BAXTERS m 1 m wi "j f ... ell. W lif MiT: l„ !,. Bill ni :p <*4* P. M.t Palm Circle with Mrs. I,. Munson and Mrs. II, H. Duncan at 2ill(l P. M.t Hose Circle with Mrs. Charles Lawson at 10:00 A FOR Schmidts Celebrate (■olden Wedding Convene On Tuesday T t KnitW H; IMA wilt tp.in Th regular meeting of the I vminolu Hcbokah l.oilge will ho etd In tha I. O. ft. F. Hall at :00 P, M. Inltatlou services will Ikr held. / 1 The Iasi goncrnl session of the '■ lor Ida Congress nf Parents and eachers, Inr. will lm held heInning at 8:48 A. M. in the adllnrllim of the First Methodist hurrh in Orlando. All P. T. A. leinU'i's of Seminole (lounly nro wed lo attend. The Grammar School ParentTeacher Association wilt meet t .1:10 p. M. with the guest , ■■ —-y Vf , F " . 1 Mi. and .Mr-. Hoy Schmidt w l u i n . oinled (heir t.uldrn Wedding Anniversary at their home, 218 Frmeh Avenue on Saturday with an upon loui-'e 1st ween the horns of (PIN! and 8:00 P, M. I *" I|tn r o n t u T in ie h o r a T s i ■ RAMO STATION W.T.HR. an all day session beginning at Circles of the Sanford Gulden fti4n A. M. In the auditorium Club will meet as follows: Azalea * .o f First Methodist Church In circle with Mrs. K. C. Harper, % Orlando. All I*. T, A. members ir,)» Sanford Avenue, at 8:00 P. M il1Central Circle with "'Mrs, * Meatl as a pirate. Those nttending were Kay Vaughn, Ihrhlde, Mary II. and Frank Scott, Itichnrd Feinherg, Sally and .Italy Koldi, Merritt Philips. I lliinn Haynes, Anu (Trapps, Maty Pul Wight. Hetty Aim Slaton, .lonellr l.ee, Wiirien l.eddon, Itohcii llendeisoa and (Vickie Kllerhe. A lso M is. t‘ P. Henderson, M rs. II |i, Vaughn, Mrs. V l>. Scott and Mis. living Felnla'tg. Mr. anil Mrs. Wilbur Keeling have moved their residence frnm 112 Klin AvoflUe In Hour new home on Poiiiwttin Hiive. S E M IN O L E W KIIIHNG DAN I A, Nov, 7— (A1)— A Sent 1111IMi 109 ..East..ElgbtrcDHl. sir*ct lit ieole Indian couple heruymooned ISiir. g;Qa JT„ M .A U JMWBgq J M .WXKil today after (hattcring tradition as'TTiP'iH -nre D ili*' itself."-----------0 to !># present. 1in Max Hill Osceola, 20, married 11 W ED N ES D A Y IU iimi Tho Sorial Departinenl of the Miss Imuru Mae Jumper, 18, 13(15 hi re yesterday In the first Hem- I3i3i» Wnman’s Club will have a dessert luoli Indian wciMtng under the | :lull l :3 n . bridge at the club house nt 1:20 white man's law. 311141 P. M. Hostesses will bo Mrs. Paul ni mi Chcstorsnn, Mrs. Harry l.ee and His subject will I k- "Develop­ Mrs. B. R. Beck. ment of Character". The hoard 9 1 15 |: iio ' The Florida Congress of Par­ will meet ut 2:00 P. M. 4:.11• FR ID A Y ents and Teachers, Inc. will hold The Garilei lert at the (li Little Mix, enter­ tained recently with n Halloween party nt her home on Park Ave­ nue. Forming h Halloween atmos­ phere were orange and black streamers and Jnrk-o-lnnteins and the dining table was covered wilo favors for the guests, lim ing the evening a Miu-lti'i hunt was condueled, games ami apple bobbing were enjoyed ami following a rusI lime parade prises were awarded to Kay Vaughn a s I.it tie I to Peep Mary Pat Wight for hci luiln cos tume and dance mid In Frank Episcopal Church To Have Hazaar Dec. 7. 8 Mrs. It. W. Williams has lieeti placed In charge of tiie anmml proChristmas bazaar which will la.-umisured by tlm Woman's Aux­ iliary id Holy (b o s s Episcopal Church. The Parish lluiise will tai Me »i lling for the event which is scheduled for Dec. 7 and 8. I’liK'oeds derived will go toward needed repairs for tne church. Unusual features will he a (.'belt <‘ola and lunch bar from which lunch will he served at main each day of thl bazaar. Tile snack bur will la- under the ilneetiuli of Miss Nancy While. Mrs. J. I,. Iligley will dilvet the serving of supper • n the lust evening of Hie hazaar. Other booths and features wilt he ns follows; pinlils, Mrs. Churlo* Voiloulch; iipiuis utld pot hold­ ers. Mrs. II. It. Coleman; fancy work, Mrs. W, H. Stewart, conked foods, Mrs. It, W. Itupreehl; candy, Mrs. St. Clair W hile; white ele­ phant booth, Mrs. W. K. Walson; fish pond. Mrs. hiving Feinherg; decorations, Mrs. W. K. Klrrhhoff, Jr.; hobby rooms, Mrs. W. A. F Ms; and teliglous gnul* table Ilev. II, l.yttleton Zimmerman. R IT A 'S H\HF, I marrying AJv Kluin. has come 4* L A U S A N N K , Switzerland, Nnv. j Lausanne for Hie birth of hef 7—b it— llitn lliiywnrth, tho iixivlr hnhv expected in th» next f*W star who licrnmc n nr'nccsi. Iiv Miss Allison Lee Has Halloween nitty A» F eatu red at CO W AN S Do A m azing Things For Y o u C U v e r ,H e w eniemble*»olotvpriced. . ilealinnl i.d.c ihe II* >1.11 • \ > IIIK T II A N N U LN l'K M K N T Mt. and Mrs. Lewis Itotumln ai'lioimced the birth nf a son lewis Charles on Oct. 28 at Femald Louglilon Memurlal llospilal. Kti.i and Mrs, W. II. (Hohol Mem atiimimced today the birth if a .laughter I ’ntrirln Hhnron r, Nov. (1 nt the Nnvnl Air Kiiitiuti Hospital in Jacksonville. Fas. Mem Is a fighter pilot and is now mi A six weekn cruise with Hi* aircraft carrier Mid­ way. F A S H IO N CH U RCH U N IT Y A TLA N TA , Nov. 7 i/Pi \ Pieshyterlan lav leadrr urged loday I lint all hralu lie- nf .lie I'lcshyteri’ia Church unite •h'l a lainn-r of Chrlstniu . . . Vice." Aildri'HsIng Ihe d o ,m g1 session nf i i I'teshylrriun i ,i *.'■ ■ convention, II. Ron llnrlle of St (sails, president of Missi in Vul. la.y College, rleelari'd: "I r u n ,• a reunion nf all who proudly cad thuiiiai'lvcr Presbyterians In one great family.'* lor* of lh« younger Ml. I'nm iitakalily Paris lls n o c il, . »ueh yor| 0ou* combination* ■. • thrr* n*w,sen»*llon» with Donnie Hsurr'a inim ilibl* touch. Study th* picture*. . . Diet at- diK-i-nt. th»r certainly are expenaive looking, aren’t they? I haul. s,lnrle» '« stuonmi S lrtlltfj fabric* ami cokrra, and the Hunnie llmter tom Ii lot iliaC II NltHI S l/l'.S •I. I I . I I. I*. N IW S N O T IS . . . (jok B E A U T IF U L S H O E S Intereitinc from every angle. Exciting version* of the neweal trend in fuhlone. Footwear distinctively styled with s flair for foot-flattery. Ihtft-Vittt Outfit tn d>* /dfnii In* nimblitiiliinn M ini (I) " t il le r llrre ti, (J) M i.lni|l>l C rr> . (.1) Mellow llrlg s U r s k il: (11Ur«n*e; (2 ) MinlairM llw l, (.1) " l i m e (irrrn , S k irl: (I) 11>1111 nt lir r r a . 12] lllir k , (J) I..!((-*- Drown.,, *1 4 .9 5 ftn-flm Tncft-in in Tkrrf-ptn* >uil fnth* Shirt: (I) LnttaM Graen, UMt«l.<S>Thn. Skirt: (I) Dark G rain, ll u k - r i ( I ) R u ra l ( I r a n i* , (2) C rry , (.1) Kelly Green. J s r k d : (I> l.rilu e a G re ta , (2) Suntlural Red, (J ) B e t|t. S k i r l : ( I ) H u n te r G re e n , (2) lllir k . (.1) L u ||« (« Brown, Itl Black, (I) Brown. • . ■ te -. r*» I* - ■ ■ ■»«■■■ — .................... . Who Cr wfckh had haJfht, wfckli ailhnttMl* la ipacjfkally , ilij | ;v. 1 . !,■ SI If.98 jiiMou iiig (.snWnariooi $10*98 JllvfV | 1 ■ 1 �Cleveland Brown* Florid a Griddere Lead All-America Pro Grid League Week-End Invader ^ ** — ' * w ry i 'op FMA13-0 Lose* Contract After 7 Games Slow Gone •amide’ Whelchel Is - Andersen Scores On First Period Dash. Stcnstrom Takes A Wild Pass For T.D. Relieved After 3 Wins, 3 Losses, Tie W ASH IN GTO N . Nov, 7—(A’l Tho five year rontrart between the Washington Redskins foalhall team and coach John B, Ily f lL A F /K W A D H K I ' Illlllck" Whelchel was cancel­ The Celery Fed* eased by n fair ed tmlay "by mutual consent.” The announcement was made FMA eleven Inst Friday night by National professional a I a-ft score Unit could just as tiv the well have been the other wny league club, Whelchel, a former admiral, around except for breaks good and had been ut the helm only (even bad. An estimated 86ft fans wrapped games. His leant had won three games, up In overrent* and blankets sat through one of the slowest games lost three and tied one. He bod lieen under heavy cri* played by the Feds thla season marred by fumbles, penalties and tlclsui, particularly after a one sided loss to the I’hileilelphln mlis-plnys. Eagles two weiks ago. Ilut to. ‘ . An early score by Andersen In '•lie's announcement wns a de­ the first period on n 14 yard finite surprise since the Redskins unt brought the fans to their beat the Pittsburgh Hteelirs 27•t, and In thu final quarter on o 14 yesterday. pan from Thomas, meant for the At the ronrluslun of I lie Steelend, K. II. .Smith, hut over Smith's er*' game the Redskins hnlstid head, little Frankie 8 ten strain Whelchel to their shoulders and raced the remninlng 15 yards to enrrled him triumphantly off the tha end rone and the final tally. field. A M IM IH of the Mexican Army team, Captain Ruben Urlxa riding Swarm's second try from place­ Hotucy clears a Jump on hla way to win Ibe Dakota Trophy at tha sixtyThe Redskins' front office Is­ ment wns good anil the game sued only a two sentence an­ ended shortly nftcrwnrdx. nouncement nf the printract canA fullback named Rerknwltx n nation. It said nothing about who played well for the Cadets what, If any, finlnclul setllemen'. made several nice gains both run­ was made with Whelchel whose ning and passing, hut every time salarv reportedly wus between ha broke through tho Fed second­ $16.(MM ami *2<>,ft(Ml a year. The announcement said that ary nnd Into the open he saemed Herman Rail, who has been act­ to trip on his own shoo lares ing as scout tor Hu- team, will ily HTERLINfl HLAPPBY . Tho Cadets sentbaek and passer, he the roach for the remainder Is showing its first signs since be­ Assorinlnl Press Hports Writer Forman, played u fine gama, but f the season. fore ihe war of getting Itself back This is the Bnutheastern Con* couldn't find enough blocking to The hiring of Whetrliel ns iVnalp his running game which was roach last Spring was u startl­ feremr's unmml tradition round Intu respectable football company. . 7 heir senes is 52 games old— * the best (in the field. ing development because the a<l* when friends of 51) years become Ucuigiu winning 2il tunes, Auburn Sanford’s first score was sel I.dral had had no experience In foes fur mi afternoon of football, 81 and live cuneil In tie mures. Thu oldest of all Dixie game* Is up by 'T'eiinuts'* Holloway who re­ the professlimal game, He hml Ill three n muming games first hut their game covered FMA's blocked kick on never Inert head of a team which Auburn........ .. division teams meets second dtvi Haturdoy In neutral Columbus, Ua., u-eil I he T formation, and hint the Cadet's .'17 from where Thomas for six in uu way appears the best. Two -Ion clilhs. i w i u n y will be 111 amt Andersen moved down to the been out of couching against Olliers, almost us old, outrank the Tampa Holuriiay night 14 and Andersen, on his favorite years. Flurula; Missismpp, ,„ate goes to Ilut lie had had tromeintou* Houih'-t football founder. off tnckle spin, plunged for tho success as gridiron mentor ill the (irorgiu Tech-Alabama In Rlrrn* Hulun ItoUge the ssllie nlgtlt to •core, play Luuisiunu Stale, unit leone The prettiest imsrhediileil play Naval Academy in Annapolis and inghsiu, and Tiiliiue-Vnnilerbilt in ssee meets .Mississippi ,n .il.Miphis of the game happened after For­ his I It Ul ti am lliere lost oiilv l Nu-livdlc Hal in day afternoon like­ Uliring llle afternoon. one grime, to Noire Danie. ly will decide the conference's two man. right hair for the Cadets, Ills 1012 and 1043 teams senrKentucky unded a four-weak fumbled n pass from eontur which ed triumphs over the Armv. the leniim al season's end. he Intended to punt front hla 20. Iasi two victories Annnnolls has The lepulallon of the Tech-Ala- oill-ol-league schedule .Saturday He scooped Up the hull anil pakseil scored In Us ancient rivalry. linniii g a m e has been made since with a gl-i triumph from illlheuten Auvier. Morula finally loukuo use > to Ilcrkowltx who liidled his way There was no Immediate an­ the season started. Itecomniviida- Hie dark horse It was supposed ru r fur a first down nil tha way to nouncement as to the ftl-vour-old lions fin Tulane and Vandy have lie In whipping Georgia 2M-7. the Feil's 4ft. Whelrlud's future plans. Ills re­ guuc steadily down. Kentucky and Florida first play­ In the final stauxa Thomas look tirement from the N iivv hecanie Tech is one of three lilies per led- ed in HH7 with Kentucky winning v ■ hand-off from Andersen and effective only shortly before Hie ly -tnnig tennis In I lie Houthenst* passed Into the uririH of Slen- star! of I Ills year's football sea­ era and like the others L.H.U, six lime, ami Fluridu twice. L.H.U,, with as fine a reputa­ •trorii who streaked over fur his son. and Kentucky- I* has Improved first touchdown lids season. H ull Ilr s l h ero in e n s a n rln lix l with age. Aluhaiua shows signs of tion ui, nayiaidy's In Dixie iiftar a dit-MI victory over Vanderbilt, With tin- Redskins as a scold in doing the same. Lineup t has been playing Mississippi I1f44. , FMA Hanford I.nnl week Tceh upset Tennessee mate since ikiio with Just a 1st Two vouch lite r lie was pro.. Ammerinnn Hardin moled chief scout and nsslslaui lift-Mb Alalinmn look a week off Intelriiplluns. The Mlsstisipptaiia * Wnlklnn Crlssey and -I....Ill tie Ike besl pieppcd rank lowest in the southeast ufter cpitcli. L Whit* Myers Hall h a :|[)*yi.'sr*nlil native of I in in In the conference, losing to Auburn 2d*U. I Epstlen Swann West Virginia. He waa guard | Alabaina openeil the season with Alter holding third plaC* place In the [. Crandall Lansing losses to T ulane und Vamly, ennui stamUngn en theUWH Uavis-Nlkln* team ' ' ssvan wcaftlU Tsnn* (or 8 Mvetlna tlallnway'" ’ a d Elkin*, W. Va.. that lei) the to life against Duquvsiie, lied »f V , (Irlffln eUee idrnbiad lu sixth With Ilia K. II, Hmltfi: ’i inafMn In senilng. Tctine-see, And whipped Mississip­ detest deli-si hy iecti. Mississippi Yanxs ™ Lavln HI Mnrrs pi Stale and (ieoiglM, Wlilh* coacMng a t , a fTimberninth nnd lust week’s i i -27 win Forman .H Thomas (add Mil. Ilifh , Kchrtnt from 1038 In pre-season chat the Tulane* Hum Gnsltumiogu was Hie first » Rainey III lillHSl ... *A 11(42 HR turned nil). three un- Vundy battle was to he the Mouth's since Kept. 24. lilts Is the Udth V Heirkowlts -------KH Andersen hedloneil teams, greatest of the year. They weie VoMlehel game, • Bull-'I It ii l Ions: Sanford— W hidle later wns Urn; reach ill the oue twu ill thill order ns Dlxia’u ehal, Roiilh, Gordon, Harrison, Ut Ivei-lny of ’ Maryland. The standings: brightest examples of fouthull leshy. II, H. .Smith. Slenstrom. <oiiferrnre power and polish. IA— Reid, Trine, MrCnhc, Stern, tt 1.1 I'd. l*F OP Rllt look whirl happened In thu llblriaan, Hinds, Moreland. \ 4 o ft I.lltw 114 26 ginnls: Tech sliced off u thick Tulane ml Official*— Rnell, Referee; |>B(. ,T u u 1,18111 ill ’il helping of Vandy's luster ami Kentucky , lick , Head Llnesninn; Tally, Um­ tut. tedi 4 1 1 .8ill! 1211 7ft Ily A HBOC! A T E 11 I'UKHH Arkansas followed with a second pire. 4 2 U .till’/ 1IU ton defeat Imili hlg upsets. Tulane Vamlerhilt 2 2 ft .nun 07 40 was knocked out of the mil Ion's top L.M.U. AUTO HACINII Tennessee 1 1 1 .6UII 30 37 rankers hy Nolle Hume with a D E L MAR, Calif.— Rex Mays, Aluhumu 2 2 1 .1,1SI 77 02 olio of the country's leading auto llll-putut rout and Hatiinlay Navy riorum 1 2 1 ,333 73 86 racers, was killed In an AAA 100 tied Tiiluno 21-21 In put un end Mississippi 1 ii U ,2oft 74 118 to tho lireen wave Ihmiiii. mile rnce after a collision. I 3 ft ,26ft 21 67 Tha lllrmlngiiain game will he Georgia IIA H KIIA l.l. J A C K S O N V IL L E . Nov. 7 -(A * )Auburn 1 4 1 .200 HO 188 B U F F A L O . N. Y.— Frank Hknff,| the .‘list meeting of Tech and Alu- Alts.*. State raakle Robinson's All-Slurs finishII 4 U .(881 18 184 hiimil. Fifteen times Alulisnm Wall, former llullimore Infielder, was IN- their barnstorming liiinelisll All Gamre lluffiil" 12 limes Tech ami three were ties. Jaair Indav with a double victory named manager of the W LT I’d . PK OP The giinies hegau in I1M I2 with a jWOr th# Jacksonville Eagles I8.fi lllsons In the International Lea 2il-ft Teeh victory. Tulane 5 1 1 .833 182 08 ‘ 15-St, The afternoon game wa* Kentucky .7 1 ft .876 248 41 Tulane ami Vandy got started IIO IIH E SHOW nl At Huvntiiinh, (la., and the Gu. Tech 6 2 II .714 n o 100 N EW Y O R K —(.'apt. Michael the same year Im! they have play­ t (fame here. 4 3 1) .671 n o a o ed only five times, The series Is Vanderbilt I two wins gave Rohlnsnn's Tuhrldy won the R1,000 Interna­ even, two victories each and one L.b.U, 6 4, 1) .714 128 60 * 85-8 record for the tour. tional special In the National Tenttfsoee 4 2 1 .557 147 77 I tha Hruoklyn Dodger second llorsa Show at Madliun Square ti*. Tulan* is tint predominant win­ Alabama it 2 1 .800 185 70 ner in latter years. Itman wasn't III on the finish. Cardan. Florida 4 2 1 .687 114 180 Auburn and Georgia are lower BOX INC -ittM k of flu pul hint .out of Mlsslsalppl 3 4 1 .480 813 80* class second division teams this LONDON— l ’rumutar Jack Bolo* n and ha took a plane fur Georgia 3 6 0 .875 i l l 107 York before tonight's game, mon* a mumneed that world light season hut that hasn't slwuys htfil 1 4(1 .800 80 185 Freddie the case. Georgia Is defending Auburn Campsnelln, Brooklyn cal- heavyweight champion D 0 1 .000 81 164 jg h p handled the ull.atari af- Mills will defend his title against champion of tha southeast, Auburn Miss, Btata ohlnson left, led th* way to Joey Maxim of Cleveland, Ohio, Ill's victory with n home run, In a 15-round Imul In London’s ' HTHAWAHAN WINK ORANGE HOWL MBLLOUT hlaa and 11 single. Larry Earls Court Htadlum on Jan. 84. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov, 7 MIAMI, Nov. T—(A0— it took ’ tha Cleveland Indians RACING (/Pf-8ammy Byrd of Detroit and only 87 minutes to aeli 18,541 tic­ By this aUernoon heesuse N EW Y O R K — Atllla ( f 18.50) Frank Ntranahnn nf Toledo, O., kets to the 198D Orange BowJ 11 Injury hut he gut into nosed out favored Flying Missal two of tha nation's leading football gama here yeaterday. tam e. to win the |BO,OOft added Empire [olfers, hml little trouble yes* Some of the 8,453 purchaser iwcombc, Brooklyn pilch- City Ity gold cup event at Jamaica. rrday In winning un exhibition had waited In line nearly 84 houra In both games, lie tossed BALTIM O RE—Oil Capitol (»fl match here from Johnny Mor* before the ticket windows opened i fiva Inning* tonight, glvI) sped to a seven lengtris victor. rl« ' of Nashville, Tenn. and at I P. M. lanvllle five hits and nhcIn the Pimlico futurity at the Heudday llnrnor Manlirunury, General manager Ernie Seller striking nut six men. Pimlico track. 5 and 8, ■aid tha aate wax "the smoothest Iks of the Philadelphia Mesmeh <|5> SALEM , N Byrd's 57 score over the ever staged, There waa no trouble Inlshed on the all-star won Ihe mllti and a sixteenth . I Men ontgomery country duh and nobody got .ntad.'* Previously * n 5,000 negroes Jammed shua handicap, with wlde-runnini layout and Htranahan's (IM rum- all ticktda to tna annual flame wera Hash sworn) at Rockingham pletaly overshadowed Horner’s anvllle hall park In spile M»L Park, and Morris' 74. I*Wtathcr.____________ SAN BRUNO, Calif.-Happy Btrenshan added a course re* Wrthday (IS L 60) captured the cordoytr 'the last nine holes V iF O O T B A L L RCORRK Portola handicap of a mile and a a six under par added te the *tadluBVwill lncrei OCIATKP PRBftH sixteenth at Tanforan. 80 with alx birdies and three par tha capacity by 8,000 4 18, Ban Francisco 7 LO U IS V IL L E — Brownian (lit .* holaa. 80) lad home Blue Helen In the 7. Niagara 5 Procaada from tha maUh want Fall City handicap at Churchill to htlp finance an operation for S a t u r dDAY a y HCORRH Bird's saveii-yenr-ohl niece, J n n , 18 Downs. State 88, Vanderbilt V , i (Calif.) 41. Denvar 81 lto hasnt baan able to talk UKNBRAL DM aha was two years old. ^•reoklyn College 7 (tie) NEW Y O R K -T h * Australian S Tech Meets Alabama, Tulane Goes To Vanderbilt For Top SEC Tilts a Sporte In Brief Robinson's All-StnrH id Tour With 2 Wins S { * * S W « P L -. ck 88, Atlantia. Chris* a t Al fltrom and Reggie Ar* won. New York'* 70th In* Santa Barbara 18 ttmattenai slx*day bicycle rnee. <1 i I t ' ary 84, Seat Tenn W n e w Y O R K , No*. 7—(JP>— Tha Cleveland Brown*, uiually resting up for the playoff* at this time o f the year, once again are undlapuled leader* of the All-America football conference today but the •hooting l*n’t over. Cleveland, champion every ytar *|nce the league wa* organ lied In 1040, broke It* Ntatemate with the New York Yankee* for the lop rung yesterday by trouncing the Chicago Hornet*, 85-2, while thu tank* were upset, 17*14, by the Buffalo Bill*. Ilotn contender* have three game* remaining. Including a date In the Yankee Btadlum two weeks hence that probably will nettle the l«*ue. Meanwhile, t h e Philadelphia Eagle* end the Loa Angeles Rama staged *n expected "preview" of the Netional League championship In-the Quaker city. The Logies, eastern divlslun p«( e-»ttter*, cuffed the Rams, western division leaders, 3B-14. Each sports an Identical 0-1 record and each has five game* remain- of th* Eagt**' contest* are Hu* New York Giants, who I with th* Pittsburgh 8tc*ixecond place two games ____, of th* Eagles. The Rams, who play their final game* at home, do not meet their chief rivals, the Chicago Hear-, who are two games In arrears The Giant* ware stunned hy their tenant*, th« New York k Uu Hulldog,, .71-24. It wa* the Huildog*’ First victory. Pittsburgh also bow­ ed. 27-14, to the fourth place Washington Redskin*. The Bears ■tupped Green B *y, 84*8. In tha other national leagus game tho Chicago Cardinal* humiliated the Detroit Lions, 42-lit. Kan Francisco's 4tier* kept their hat in Hie ring tn the A m i light with s 28-HI triumph over Ihe Baltimore Colt*. The 40ers trail the ilrowii* by one game, having dropped two more than ( levelmm. Midget Footballers * Score In Toy Howl IIIKMINGIIAM. Ala., Nov. 7 (AV- llirmlngham s p I n t-» 11 c d Knights, today scored one of the most decisive victories In Toy Howl history, defeating Miami's Tlnymlte gridders, 27 to il, before 1(1,(Mill. Until learns used the " T ’\ hut the Incut young*terJ appeared to hhve n sounder offensive mill. The Knight- ground out 2U) yard* rushing in Miami's 77. In the air, however, tho Mis in Ian* picked up 144 yards lu tho Knights' HU. A 07-yard pas* lute In the first period, quarterback Warren tn hn If hack Ed McGse, gave the losers thaU, only touch­ down. Miami's try for sxtra point, a. running play*, wa- stopped short of pay dirt. iT h * midget outfit* represented (Jethollc parochial schoo|N of each city. Th* Files, weighing 01 to 105 pounds, battled dm mg the first and third quarters, 8«cond and fourth period play was carried out hy tha Flees, weight 00 and under. It wax the foil Mil annual Toy R'*wl held In Rlriiiingham. h u n t in g tro u ble P H IL A D E L P H IA , Nov. 7-</7'i — Warren II. Mltcliei) has been hunting small game for 38 vars but out he's n s* never expert* yearn experienced another not her da: day quit* Ilk* thla. Hare ■ What Mitchill says say* Imp. ...... |pened _T _ within __ -i> ir^ spare of six tha inure afield aflsid Saturday. Haturday, huura At I I A. M. ha lost one of hla two hunting dog*. At 18 P. M he ost his |7fl wrist watch whit* looking fur tha dog. A t 8t!B P. M. ha shot a pheas­ ant* I t 8 145 he acquired another uint whan his remaining found a crippled bird shut iFt some other hunter. A t 4)80 Mitchell tripped and ipNlned hi* ankly. . To* UHrus Bring* (S A Box Over 1948's «2.88 rfrffj -7 . i L A K iL A N D , N o v . 7—(A7— BuyOre Hare paid almost as much for tM million boss* of oraagaa Florid* Hoo sHfoped thl* season aa J A C K S O N V IL L E , Nov. 7 - < M M wllL u k « Plenty of football to give Florida college* more than two Victoria* |n their five game* * l ‘h out*of.etate team* thl* w*ek. The favored University of Mia. ml Hurricanes buckled down to hard work today In preparation for their meeting with the University of South Carolina In the Orattgi Bowl Friday night. <Joa<‘h Andv Oustafson sent hi* *5usd through an hour’ limbering uu urlll yesterday and warned the Hnrriranes they will face the fast* backs so far encountered . Oustafson may use sophomore end Leo Marlin from Pittsburgh on offense against the Gamecock*. Martin’s defensive play has lieen outstanding all season. In the nnenlng game he blocked a kick against Rollins and repeat* The squad appeared In good shape after trounrlng Detroit lust Friday. 27-fl. Florida Btata should continue on the road toward its socond straight Divio Conference title against Mil ape In a homecoming game at Tallahassee Saturday. After that the wins will come hard. Florida takes on a Kentucky team that wants to win the Moutheastern Conference crown nnd should do It. Even a performance like the one Florida used to over­ turn Georgia, 28-7, last week might not Is* enough to stop Rutie Parllll nnd Kentucky, Stetson, playing Its homecoming game Maturdav, tackles Presbyter. Ian. One of Presbyterian's victims this season wax Furman. Tampa, still looking for a vic­ tory as the chances dwindle, goes to Cleveland, Miss., for u Mat nrday night game with Delta Hlniu. Rollins Is idle. Florida teams came out on top over outside foes, three games to two, last week. In addition to Florida’s upset win over Georgia. Miami ronvlnred Detroit, 27*5, and Stetson rallied after trailing to whip Erskine, 24-13. Maddest event of the weekend ws« Florida State's 13-7 loss to Livingston, Ala., Stale Four pa*Ihtvrcepllons by Livingston's Ce­ cil Reddish heltu'd end FS U 's II game victory string. Rollins couldn't get through ii lough defense bv Washington Uni­ versity of St. Louis ami lost, 21.0 It was Wnhliiglon's fifth straight vlrtorv ami fourth shutout In n row. 26 (’«lleja:e Grid Elevens Remain Unbeaten* Untied N EW Y O R K , Nov. 7~(/P>Twrntv-slx college grid teams re­ mained today on the waning !l*t nf iiniwBten and untied. 'Nine squads failed to keep their heads ilmve water the past week­ end. The ehlef casualty was Hnylor, which had placed sixth In tho Associated Press' weekly nation, wide poll, after whining six -H -lght, I lie li-ara Imwrd to Texas 20- 0. Xu vlcr (O hio) snamieil m ...... hml Its streak -iiccumliing to Kentucky, 27-7. I.twretire (Wist, Moot her - "veil -in tvliiiii-r, Imiwet) In i t - , . * ..>■ qn.l'i lu nddillno In llayior three others with i, ,nl it records were eliminated. Whcnton College (UH wns dinmu'd hy Vulpnraiso, 21-13. Union (N Y.t wt* he'd to a lie hy Middlchiirv, 14-14, and W. Va. State wns ilenilliH'keii hy Virginia Slate, 27-27. A unit of teams hmutlng five victories in as many games fell Ity the wayside, iln'dwin Wallace (Ohio) Imwrd to Youngstown, 2014, and Florhl'i St Or U. was treatun hv Livingslo''. •'’-It. Fordhnm’s surprising Rams, af­ ter running tin four consecutive trlumps, could not enpe with mighty army und were blanked, 35-0. Tho Way tie (Neh.) Teacher* cumpkted their season with an unbroken chain of nine victories, mnxt «coti'd hv anv team still Indian River oranges |3.Dfi. Grapefruit price* also foil, hut less sharply than orange*. Rest grapefruit price last week waa t h e 17.10 average for Indian River pink seedless. From there It went on down to in.nil for Interior white seeded. anctf about One rsr nf tangerines brought bet* has been Just 14.85 per container— four-fifths of d*. Last year It wga A bushel. Hot And Cold Florida Eleven Outclassed ByKcntuclcy/Bama A IK 0 4 D catch on light tackle Is this 53-pound, 3-ounce king salmon proudly displayed by fisherman Erne St. Clatre of Portland, Ore. After the strike, the angler waded in and played his retch for some distance downstream tn tha Nehalmn lUvtr before maneuvering It Into the shallow water. There he beached the big boy.(Inlernnitonal) Bowl Bid Refused By Tiny College In First Season E R IE , Pa., Nov. 7-</F>— L it­ tle Gannon College, which doc* It* football practicing on a city lot, turned down one howl bid today hut confidently expects th" mailman to lirlng more. Gttnnon Is the only undefeat­ ed. untied nnd tmscored upon en liege team In the notion. As n mutter of fnct Gannon I* undefeated, nut lei, etc., In all is history. That's because tills I the first foot lull I ten in ever fielded hy (lie Ift-yenr-uld Cntho'Ii* men's srhool. The l-iwl hid came from the Smoky Mountain Howl In nr(*. tnl, Tenn. tin- game wns slated fur Thanksgiving Day. "We hud to turn It down," ruefully explained Garmon'- parttime couch l.nu Tiilllo, "we finl-li our -on-on that day." The Golden Knight- knocked off Ht. Frnncl-. Pa., 27-0 vcstcrjlnv for their fifth straight win They hnve three giime* to plnv-egnln*t laira- of I'uhtiqur, tn„ ITiduv nlglil, then Ashland. Ohio, and Steubenville. 0 „ at Steuhenvllln Thank-giving Day. Uonch Tull In la n persona hie Mnml giant or 35 He’* tin exHolv Gross halfhiick nnd learned a lot of football under fluff Don fill, whom he assisted at Ho*, ton University. Tuillo doesn’t use anv one sys­ tem—he uses them nil hut he fnvars the winged T. He alsuses the straight T. the Notre Dame box and the single wine Ho snys he save* the lalter for "rainy days." The Gsminn squad numbers 41 nlnvers. Must of these are fresh­ men. T»e entire enrollment of •'•a little w e-ten Penn*y1vnni 'Ih-ral arts college l* only 1.1100 There "re no -tiir* on the team The leading scorer Vhire done" of E rie , Im* scored only four of -porting - » 'rft-'l record. Non* Victories Wayne (Neh t Tearher Eight Victories Wyoming Emory ami Henry (Vnl Val'ev City IN . I>.t Teachers r - ” f ro'n Wofford Seven Victories Army i ‘or|i-’|l Varginla t ,.t l., (M'chl Hanover (tml.l Okinhomn West Chester f l’a.) Teachers St. Vincent (I's.l Henderson St. (Ark.) St. Ambrose (Iowa Oregon College Education College of Pacific Six Victories Trinity (Conn.) Notre Dame Ball State (Inti.) Muskingum (Ohio) Boston 11. Middle Tenn. State Five Victories Gannon, |I’a.) Florida A A M G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla.. Nov. 7— lA3—After that convincing upset win over Georgia, what kind of football -enson will Florida have? To date there are four vic­ tories, one tie and two defeats. The three remaining games are with Kentucky, Miami and A la­ bama. Florida hu* little chance of stopping a Kentucky team headed for tiie Southeastern Uonferenco title. That mean* the Gators must twice more rise to the height* they hit in v*lopping Georgia, 287, Saturday. For it will tuke that kind of foothull In hint up-andcoming sophomore teams like Miutni unit TJumu. And It will tuke two more win* for'this Florida team to live up to the hopes of Us fans. Chuck Hunxlnger and Jimmy Kyties couldn’t ever play uny bet­ ter titan they did in leading Flor­ ida out of the Georgia woods. Hunslnger scored three touch­ downs, he run for 174 yards In IH plays. He took full advantage of good blocking. When lie run out of blacker- he kept dodging tackier* or running over them. Kyties, un outstanding Florida lineniun In every gumc thl* year, was even better ogninxt Georgia. He played irto-t of the way and did n spectacular juti on otfenoe and defense. Turkic Frunk Demp­ sey was another tower of strength in Florida's huislereil line. Loren Itrondus stood out M A defensive ttu, Mo, dul well u- lliinslngcr's running mate, Florida Cuneh Ituy Wolf—car­ ried off the fiohl on the shoulders of hi- players--had special praise for those -lu lls istiil for every Gator. Georgia Couch Wally Rutts echoed Wiill's word-. Willi mi ninny Flnridu stars, •pccinlist I mix Lewis ii Imust wus ■ivcrlonkeil. Ilut id- pliicckichs — which accounted for the victory over Furman, in-tiled a tie with Auburn and almost heat Vander­ bilt— were perfect uguiiin. L e w is now has u hunted 16 In a ro w ami II* o f 22 tr ie s for e x t r a p o in t* p in - u fie ld goul in o n ly t r y fo r u th re e -p o in te r. Huiodiigcr scored his three touchdown* after Florida moved 08, 28 nnd 83 yards, Angus W ili­ um* -iii-sked over for Ihe other -core to wind np it 23-yurd ad­ vance. Tiie tWo short one* were made possible when Hioiidin, returned a jiutii nnd intercepted n pass' hy Georgiu s Huy I'rusperl. ' * Georgia's Itiqc touchdown cams ut u 1‘rospi ii pass to end Roh Walston 'for 'M*"TXrd» Uflel- 'rhb Rulldug-' only hig push for 64 , arils. 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Phans 32U. mill It huilriioin limiscs, kII k I'iI Ij PAIN'I I ltd sole Tiilmiiiirn li'Uil unili'r flO.IMHUm, mol - .h i luui.rv burs giinililltee. F R E D W. IIEN D KIt, llcnllor Wmi'l IVcl, mb in a ie li off. Boom No. 2 Slate Haul. Ilid Mint'. t::.:ifi m-r gulluu. II A. K iihmiII I'hunc I0.1U l'lraar Buttle *a latarrdlalrly aa rrear urrara la r«ar ad. r raaaaf hr rrapuaalhlr tar ararr tbaa aar larurrrrt Jaarrllua. —I _________ |American Floor Handing Machine with editor. H. M. (Iloaeon, Lake Mary, Fla._____________ |VVKLAKA APARTMENTS, 110 W. First Street. Furnished rooms Mild apartments available. Phona i» F YO U W ORK era for lots tn the city mid iiii ■ iinn S * f n « t r » im , H1pri»!^tim liiilit W. 1st HI, Phono KornifPiy U**-u It*out L Hifimfruni ForniPPiy Ilf ihf e-Rlllt<r V Hi» n wtrciru, sleac—.^l ttrrfiiwfil A ilm ln l-i #m i I r ... I___ *t( vfr I»a- \ I H t f w a r t l,' H F A L i'l *m* ’f"I*-itli* m Natnt* **4itiii i \ 1I Im I'K »•> ni Sill , * I • *11 l * t h'n t y . IN Vt 11 rt« ut f. sI * '* W E A R K NOW T A K IN U A IM M .lt A I D »N s Id U T IIK I ’ K It S O N N K L O F D i l i M W S T O R K ' i l l K . 1 st. S T R K K T . I| NTY. |»||«> r * i’! r • i > f t * * W'l'tl I Yi * HIi’i i - * r*nM in AM. V\ l l * \ | *T M V F t »N FIJItN N.Ul.f In lt**i li . f r ..Vt'll r Mown L Hi e»n -wt ru in ji 'r ix n r t l l o t l i t r r l y !(!»•;• I Hi*eU*^«iiu tii-'il lt«*t flriHt ffporap v i nit ui h| j is i i I % uf Mu* piMatt* ■ n* v H f-pkirom . ii#ti Mi: I -To* f il e d J, r pc lU lt ni fur *rlx** sllwihi'gf H elp W an ted >1111 Moil A IM M .It ’ A N T S M U S T C O .M K \V I I . l . I l l i <>\l M U N D K I' F O R I ' l l A lt A l'T K R A N D I M d U l IM U N O IN T I I K W O R K T I I K V H A M to A l’ I 'l.Y F O R . SKK Mr. Manut-1 Jacobson lit* H*‘ *t> Mi lo* 11u|»|ii ;M i ■ (l o n g * >1* ..a h III ’ Nuittlx ,1t o lg f uf I Ft.... tv I 1■ I.tn * il Ilest Ilf *I*1 I m p ell i m n ii T h e Outlet - I'hiine dfill icon s SCRAP BOOK i .: By R. J. SCOTT M l OERBOAv. LlKI. <rtL \ MI* vm i On* K A .H Q A R O O H/NS USED t fs HIND LEC,S So LO N G F o b . ^ tf J U M P IN G X iho W 'lU-f I f HAS A LM O ST NO F O R E L E G * A i A LL . I'iu iitl if f •* *•« "'* F L * M ill*A HT A T U T U S tlit* I'll r$C Q A P S. m ill t ,*iiii ,*f H t' in h o d f i'>*mil> K l o ii 't . i luiiifH I'hrMirnif III III * W I * I "III "»l II III I *1/1 Il f I’H - o S ' C HEARIN G ."s A l , \ 1 M A I C P m eoni BITTIR-IASIIR w i(a I i.r ti li'idi.me i‘oui|iany offers H E A R I N G - 111 ■ ii 11.1 1111|)i ir 11111i 11<•n fur ca­ ll el .minded guls. Ages 1H tu ;.ri, i.illi lugli »i InmI «-■Imi, I lull. YOUR H IA R IN O I ui u s2dnil fur a III huiir-wfck S I R V I C I C IN T IR uiiile lein mug. I*nv iltcretisus oil it i i ,>iilm tnilnIc lill,is, pleiiMILLER BISHOP CO. mil m iii king ciiiulilimi, ciiiigenIts S. Park \»c iitI iissm uiles. Apply ill pei'Mitl j Re) I'll KKIl i m i F.lirKH f«. l-i rlii'd ii|irillliir of Southern Hell Te)e|iiuitn' lind Telegi H|ili A I.l lies'il'U aid'- lien- nl lliillir i llu K Ml. Nl. Ilelweeit olio uml five I1. M. Muuiluy ttiruuKh l i "lay, nine A. M. to twelve. O / .A R K I K K noon NidmiluVj____________ _ ) I* V a ve rag L u He a d d r e s s 'f K E Y e l l o w LA M A i o f Mo n g o l i a . IS MA.DE- BY C O M M UP.<:. I A. I Gr o w e r s ? * i* I •fo 1 V-j . P . i i u t l ' , P E R S Q U A k l lo .il'. oF C A sM L l S W OOL DYED YELL 07/ ( i s r*u i Y i e l d qp MUSHROObU. f'Poi'n.'tl' of t if I Ml.1,Kt.'i Jidsik If W -'I'M , g* *1 If HUMJ |(t ( G u l p ) FEEbb LIKE AH O O N cT TOOK ON I'A^SCHGUII'a * I V A N 'l ’K I I , ,-Til* Iliit Kel l i * STILL ON i ( iir'S A l HIS f e e t / W - T.(L T W O ? I / ^ U .l. T Y P E S uf Imildoscr work, reuanli'llile rules. Era* estimat­ es, David K. Curm-iiter, Phom IHHII.M O N E! \^ J A id , * 1 /,i; / ,i O ZAKKS \ > {W A V M N G ljf tin, Vl31. ________ _________ _______ I s I llt A B iK for buslnesa couple, ideally located across front,i V i Office, ce, oau one or two rouma, modern efficiency apartment tiU, prlrate Both and ahower. Phona ROOM INI! IIO U S K - W ill gross . . . . i a 'ii I ,'tiair etc. 1711.1 Mngnullu 660. 9400.00 per munth uml pay f u r , ^V) Itself In three years. R E N T Bigelow furnished opart* (ill. Circulating healer with fan— ni*iits. Langley Building. *11 LO T S W A N TED — We have buy<ui,side tank. K in d tent enntll. Park ftv*.______________ \\ \ NTKl l K<uml a in lb l.um-beoucite I I umigei. Must lie experlelirnl mid able In lake lesponidulily. Koumilllil uml Alider-••11. Wiilgiccu Ageney. F IV E ROOM friiiuc hniisu, |imtly n t A C T O li WOlth financed. Ocleiy Ate. I'h. 7111. KSIIKI MANN Red Itosc ...... I. Ktee estimates or, plowing and luiiidiliin A* \rnlsiir,. 121)1 Kelery discing farm nr gulden plots. lin tlSK fur stile -fi mums mid 2 tec I'll,,iu- I INfi-.l Ali'o ■ ■ linrlng and grading build­ lids. Nell I'lieiip. 17011 West Hid. ing l(,*<h. Plume II 17-J. Jne1' NIX |{(1I)M luuise, luilii, nil Mini S \\ M' M llll1, 11Hi K lib. HI. We ltii«.eM lln. i i| -a liudi1 mii'l tiny ern, furnislied m uuftnnlslu'd 111 in I'limie H'H I. Two i ii i t:min;' ph. imh W. N'(i|t l I I I IIN -ingle man, neat A "•fil'C'l I'lisl luid'lle age, wishes PLA N TATIO N K S T A T K IHM'SK, S I X I ' l l .( K d iu in t f i i m i i i s e t , a l s o hiti Imh enliiiivt. It*u-i-nulile. 222 In i ui tespurid vvIt It widow lit, I> ■ t rimllls Si Iint It, nil ImpruviWi - i lutli Slrei’l. or elderly couple who can shuninetits , Itulinns pieferted. I. living ipntrlers In return fm H I Y I I: e i p i i p m e i i l , I n i i t e r y ; l . u y Young, .Medina Itoml. iny l i i . m e i , ( ' l u i l i i A l s o M nr lv l mninleiiance work. Have chaiiffel's license. II. It. (iiu lih , lieu A , c o v e re d t r u c k lio dy, A - l con NEW -FIVK It,mm futliislieil luuise iliiu-u I’boiie IWli-lt-2. Del. Hanford, Kin. 011(1 itluie aliicked, li li Iit tu1 2H” Din-; L A U N D R Y wauled at my house gulller, uf iTiiicnl bluek. Ph. Ki el m.Mi ink Cooler; mi tii \ililstnble fnn. 2 Floor 7HC-J Celery Ave. 71im Hate Ave. Ilerthn Mumm. rlim. ease*. Ml* K 1st. Street, Ksperieneeil cook NEW I.A K K FK O N T H O M E wishes work Mi \ K. Mnllrm. Modern unique unliltectui'e; 2 with adults .Monday (htougli licdrooms; bemdifully Hied Imtli 0 I’, M .M HniANl dining ruoui Kriduy. Best of reference, Mary, 11(116 K. 7th. Hi. with shower; concrete block con­ suite. I’honr 1H1-W nr call «t struction; Modern K i t c h e n ; 217'. Nmirurd Avenue nfter 7:<m Largo lot on beautiful Inke. P. \l. ______________ 12— Npeeml ServireH --1 2 Priced to sell. Financing ar­ (iO H li K U lt N lT U B E - C n m * »«e; ranged. mu", a price— K m e lilcr ciiicb NEW FLO O R S surfaced to per- tli,i tern furnished apartment*. Also #rfl"lcnry apartment. Downtowa office store. Takach Apartment*, 20# N. l*ark. Phone 1270-J. Sluiitip K X C K l'T lO N A li i! !i o i l » mi in liauftt, fin uin I h il kUel.if.il, ttUli fan. aeris'iird |»'irchri(, itw nm «i f FOR I'm I. Avt'tlilr h :|. S I ' K C I A I , — II.IM IIHM ) lin y ' r ill it 11 ‘‘Tin* llrHl Sht imp mi I'.iilli fu rn la !ii*il, ...........11* i ' l l t-iil tuuA*. p v i * r y ii i K l i t u i l I n n , i * i '- ( I r . l l , y iliO .in i m i l l um l Ini In i i.-i- III" ' 1121 I'l.inl |il. Hticiit. m it . IIA IK t A IN 112 ill-rrf ill ill, nil I l I N C I t K ' l I) S i m -1 |*i|ii>, l . i . n 11It-(I uml in |n im I im I i,.n , r v i 'i u l T i h | in i l l '" h r •S l I ........ '* Uilli-e Want M i will l»r arrrplrri arrr lb* erlrplinw »n mem•raatuM rfcarar It ruur aaiar la llatr* Ip Ihr ltlr|ih»ar b*nh, la rriara ler thla arruniaiudnllua Ihr a**r>llatr ta raprrlail lu pny priraipllr, la urilar tur ua la rrad*r Ihr brat puaalhlr arralrr, all Waal Ada atual hr la aar afflru na Ihr day brfnrr pahllratlua. la j'1;1"' ........... —> 2,ttr-.l. I*li. Ifififi .M '* AnbcrliiN Mill illiiirn llimf t'uiiling. Nil A 1,1, (iliD C K K V -Ini.* witli U"i;riir.lii"l I.. •«*f ..... . ' <>■ ■ i M 'K H h .A t‘KD Hiake Mnu; Must input ninrkt'L t-ii-li l»iiMin»«se A.*;?, J'.*1!;, Iiiivi- enough evprrieui-e tu uperutil HL Mi ViflU I •In■ am i ik. I nill I I o, all- lliuki-s, Fluid Kllds, Shock 112- 1 I I W. 2nd. St. rimiM* lit) U hiii Iii-i ileptll till,-lit. timid I’ay. .MUDKILN Six IOhmii i I oiihf, Fruit UI yi-iu work. Fiiestolie Ntor.*, T iim'n with ...... r..i»KJ. II. IIU | N " "r W. K illic. I'm'In. Klinnlii. I*. n Stinuil. i . 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I . m HKI.I* WANTKI* ih * prtipsrty uml h i l l tif 1*11 III* ht rt- l i i i i l m v r 11*41 11IMl Mo e'lflk o1 Arllcles For Suit* —■'> — Iv ff Y O T in : N o t o f It* io"ie‘li> bf l \ M Vft 4%t WP II I f *MMII H *-l| in lid'iwiio ww ill Rjll V* it li .'i l i f t , i M i i i o i mF i o t u i . i limit t Mo* f l c t i i ItlllK inline* tef Hflll Unlit V f i e t t i n 1111m11 i*t. ,im| Mi m W s l i i l f ml lu r*'«|wtff sect Itl n it lilc |l LI B'*’ il.* til l o llu* l i t in*of Mil* " F I * i li bin** Num r St u i ut* ' lo n ils Hi»t I— Heul Kstule For Sale—;i o f wAmw ami fur f i n a l . «» a d m ln lftr iiirit of tli* Court lltniwo In Hitnf on l Hi-uiliio,l« t ’ m ii ii \ F l n r l t l i i , mi or M T n i o i h f S'tib tl-iV of Nov f i n In r 1 1*11# W ITN LH H MV HAND AND *#’ *t to* I h i .'t*i|i tint *•i tii'ii .I ., i IH ® t Hluni'd l •* r i i i ’ i t N i u i N t 'If I li l 'If v till i ‘out f Si'tol nol*' I'm iliH F I o» I lift I ’ir* m i t 'o u r i Ni'll I L lu i'i r ii t M lf , fRApi *fi( ii F l ' f l T M IIM N O T IK ID D iVmt nr#' i ft|ulrpi1 lu jip pi u tr In 110 Snnlo*,<l A venut •W' ft tit Ai’i 11*iI o n of tii*' rirflll i 1' I itI r* III Wdllrt |i In Iii 1 t« tlf wt'r I li r il it it it it K IC K 'S P A C K A G E S T O R K *tHf Use I IKK ALI) Want Ads L> I'lA l I b i o k 5, pitgi* 4 4 u f i l l s till hi lc r«’t t*rt|w of Htuniniiks i ' m i n i y , Fb » r Mu Y * •»' A N D K A C I I O F Yl>1l A I I I J g .l.l t l IiV N o T t F I F D t h a t a H u ll » !#!»•♦ l T i l l s I m p I h l * tiny l»P**u 'U sd mmiiiM ym» tn IP s C lr r u lt l* i.tin of HemtimU* r o u n t y , F lo rltlii, * Yes, liul Imw rim yiiu make n sir Ike In only I easy uml uncos I ly lesson. We’ll tell you. Why not STIUKK OUT WITH A SANFOliH HKRAI.D WANT A ll? Remember someone has whai you are looking for, Il tlmstn’l “coh! as much us you Ihlnk. IfllRril,tlnpii • s ’ •»'* F l . t l i t - 1 uf pa-t,I *1•*M*'•• Ilf tl*U3i hrlflK nil* k n i i w i t if tu hi tlofc m lm ifN «r«* l i v ­ , ||»A HTA'S FTF.H l®4» , l * l i \U r F i t o f H'.iiinoiw f m i n * in g , mill If f l t l i p r , o r nil strr* f lr iu b i **ti* F i n , * iii F* *rb* ih sri it* i l i r l r unknown h » l r * at (V .» l!t FI* T* l l il iHWe di-v iw.-rw, b g a ircw , grnrt isP Ht ** tu t# M. “ uHf Mil ilKIi ifl H't a Il c m i r * . * I l-4| (.till'* IT'-** * *1ill*' w or t iih it f t lm mjH itw t it ul a r h h UI Luiw I lu 14, in ilv * t v s , of K .M tM K IlN A U U I T I D N . Lo ls g - 1U4 V uf N UT I F F a n y ltti«-rc*m. ik u l m , thlt* *#i *!»** ini'*ini in i i i m I !«» tbn p r u t i i r l Y . o r a nk pH r i tli0Ff*i»f, b * r * ‘ l!itif ti*r il»** BCPI bf tl ti ml 1otji 11*,1 In, Nr in I nol#* t 'o m it v Florbtii, tt*-w ll: p r o f it s .CMBUfHUpNt, f0( A'ftntc L e g a l N o tice L e g a l N o tice )) ilriftunmiw, fin ii nml cvpij i uiitt i v it. t'» till ii ii k i it i w n t>trw,»iiM it ml IF*".; p m lit* link I itr or tbilmlng t«> luiv** To .M,-,-( Net Khuiiln Kiiinnrinl It(,»P"niiltilily l.uw in H laehgrgf I K A It >11: 11. lie*r li up l*n ml, ihi* pint's t r i m * LI.MIILITY INSURANCE n i i. u v iim .in :n s su \ i i k RpproVAl I A U T O ANNETTE’S ---- Y* I f , *MtUrI*>d 111 lil»j*lTirnp lit h o i ••» flie*tf j*ha)l lie Void V O T tl'H T O l f l u : til L u "*e wtit1 ‘ K orM.it mi. 'r Mu* fin* W II.U A M A L l ’DW Hl il ll o .i w r - : ,r *tf 11n..J r..st* llruwh A m ••aecutnr o f the I#iiJit T I I K H T A T K O K K U d t l D A T O : ' 'A >. K l e W h l s L Ulltl KLW ill uml T«»* l a m e n t of m> « r u .* ,. rpgla V V K L L . hi t wifi*, If n nirrip it, h i k I F,* » • » ! • . * .h il l it Lo t! w i n , ilrceAfUHl Uf ' I n tMX TO l l l f S FA ll.M K l l um l H I I V I N j( I f f |i«iblb'iil Ion t it* l 17. I Hi®. D U L L +++**4+++ ++++++<M>++***++++*++*f B U C K HORSE ALE | |*A«K HBVKN l t a t U f . i t H A N F O U I ) F M i l t I l>A X - 'u ,, 0 h C f /m F QW AKD ■ -O H ■4 BACKW ARD) i £ T IIK M IN K R A M iK R ______ ■-«* - “T , v - lly F t ,in 's in k e r N/^no (*rr TwoSfs «£t4 twins vtuw: AKiurn -'A m"'t Wt CS*Yl LssOCJT IWtb' "i.LVHE OECtKI ruFVLL oe^ A SOONER Y - r r ___— , ...---- . ’ [ CXTN't rtNO.V WHAT TCNTO t(AO iN J 1 ViM'J, Bllf ill. 'jA'U.'LjfcT "U Ri 3E:> / (JVE WAM -IA.' JVWJ(’*i ^ rowNtWi fl 00 LATER. ARY CANT feetion. Old floors inmlo like new. Finishing, cleaning A wuxing. Ik'ilnlde power plant, 22 veurs axperlenre In Bnmlnolc County, H. M. (Ileasop, Lake Murv. lakes. maU tatiYu'rnlshcd apartment. mu w. _____JOHN li. SHOWN, j|{., It It O K Kit # i o ne 1286-W. Hrumlry I'uleatun llldg. Ph. I17H (’(itil\ STOVKH- I new perfection V E N E T IA N B LIN D S mada to orI TWO' ROOM apartmenl. Kioetrlc ,.er. Seminole Venetian Bllnu ml stove. I Electric Stove, I new Kitchen. Adults only. Phono H6M, god L a u r e l . ________ I N HW LY decorated five ‘room fuF* nlshed apt. with private bath and enlranc*. Quiet Neighbor­ hood; adults only. Ph. flfltdM. . | TWO BOOM cottage,' furnish*,! Including utilities and car space. Phon* 4B4 - M . ________________ B h NIHHEI) remodeled apart­ ment. Oas A Electricity. 2300 Mellonville Ave. 2—WANTED TO HUNT—I WANTED TO REN T T H R E E BEDROOM HOUSE. P R E F E R UNFURNISHED. W IL L PAY E X C E L L E N T RENT. PH. I0W> h— K a a l K a t a to Co. 820 W. 3rd. St. Phone Frigidalrc Itefrlgerator, Ph. llflt-W l<ni()-J. Kit I (II DA I It E - new. Itcusnnat>!». U KLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph j’lirty leaving town. 320 Pine We both lose when you doa't Bay, 1166- J .________________ AVo. bring your prexcrlptiaaa aHK WIND MACH IN K S & Service. CAM. 617 fur Battery, dencralnr lAney’s. Phono 103. T e rm s . Bert's Serving Much Ilie ami Htar.er service. Swain's KNJOY Sunday dinner at l.nncy'a Shop, Phone HUM. Untlery Service, 901 W. First 76o also wc*k days. I-unche* A Hi III'IIK A Y IIO T W A T ER ihortordera, IIK A TEIIH E L E C T R IC m Amailng Johnston’s ’’NO-HOACtl" A C R T Y I.K N B MDtitary coating kills Itoaehm Tinei- Healers, exeellcnt fur liesluurunU, Drug Stores, Pine W BLDIN0 Ants, Water Bugr for months. Condition, Priced Very Low. ganford Mete* A Eg.pt U Pint 91*0- Half pmt 80c. KouTel. I oho.,1, ' 208 W. Int Street mlllnt k Anderson._____ _____; j.ABOE Circulating heater, will Former employee Internal Reve­ Imi n coal or wood, Very goad nue Service will keep books and IP IT S A Briggs A Stratton En­ condition, 0 . W. Stinson dmprepare Tex returns. For Ap gine Or Parta you Need See mile north of Monroo Bridge, poinlment, Address Box .770, A. U. HOHIBIt A r lic it * F u r Mule French and Ceainerrlal your registered Brlgga and i Stratton Dealer Hanford, Florida. -a u u u ik h ttan tkd —« T-Rblrta W h ite '* Colon. ..1 9-4* Highest cash prim paid ^ used CLO SE OUT 8FECIAI.H Premium Paints . . $2.26 gel. furniture Ted Uavla Furniture I— 104(1 FORD 2 door. Far New A Used work shove, Tnrpau* Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph 1)68. I —1840 FORD J E U A N . Hoots, i.A H C E E L K C T H IC Pap.l-CoitTor 1— 1941) DO 1X1B Ptckon. Lots Loti of good economical bnuflng al an xfmlllar drink box, Ph. I2M-R. A3 2 » T f t * v » SURPLUS ecofwmical prim, tcofwmlcal price, is— MaamAwH— la* N, Palmetto Pb. 1*11 n . i su sa x— 1— 1930 FORD Coupe, good condi­ 7— Uetn-l.lventoch-HllFpU— tion. ■mod every HOT LU N CH ES aer -with Homo FOR S A L E ? Hunting dog 9180.00. 1— 1041 DOD0R Tudor, One own­ day lliiu i tu 2 -w l er ear. i Mada rolls and corn corn Muffins. 11)16 W, 12th. St. 1— 1040 DODGE Fordnr, extra Hamer's drill, 324 Bast 1st. W H IT E ROCK Pullets *""&■ 8 dean. months old. 40c Ih. K. doels, Box HTHH'KLAND-MORRIHON, INC. NO.’ I I i*0T BcBy Cosl Heater 102. Feole. ____ R. First Phene 200. tun coal (sacked). All foe AAAA Reds, Rocks, Wyt iW f T O G o X N my Cell 282. Straight Hatch, Name excellent condition. Am local Roe Mullet. Campbell's Choice, $0.00 per 100, resident In buslnesn in Sanford. ____ _____ laj'bet, 303 Sanford Ave. Chicks 98.80, our as Would consider small truck In HARDEN ST A T E CHICKS, Bog f U t « B 6 F E E D S i 'CompUta F a k trade. Bee MY. Swisher at Polar aunt’s Tuxedo Feed Rt Bear, 106 N. Park Ave. t-4* 221, South Vineland, N. J, li' ( p j l Me(T iri--' • 1-' line Relncoata, Kuhher MIOB I bedroom an Qood lawn, fruit L m , ground*. Priee, MAO*. ' / New, t bedroom houao an two largo Iota, 2 screen porch**, * v netlen blinds, attached garage. 8maU cash payment with easy ^ r a « t Price, *7JM0. S Acres and now, two hodtoom houao on large lako. Priced to eall. H.000, Term*. .. C. A. WR1DDON, SSL m m im m k 5,6 j'.«'.v: h ’'V :.Vgft :. „ B, :1 r . .. -• K7V ^ r^ B^ se> I. . .. . ,, :v ; -------- .iiZ' J L >L >i * iH M tiK H ( i l —'Jij*.: — . a L . : . G 'i'- w E MIUKKY MOllHK ^ .- n FiNR THING! WE'RE IN DETECTIVE B u 9 iN r? ‘J . . ' W | — ANt) SaVtHONH S TEA LS OOtt C uO T h H9 ANP KURNiT u BB lly W all IRsitey H EV I SHE 5 . T h A T '3 C u e P f jv r P C O ^ '. " \ t .1*4 " yscvM �— ^ n w ju m u Pompano Market In Jax Opens For BusinessTh]* Week 1J1A^ l8 0 N V ,L L B * N ov. T.fBperial l-"The annual drawing for ^pece on the Pompano Market thie week officially opens that market for tho aeaaon," William L . WII•on. Director of State Markete, announerd tmlay. “ Proapecte are for five or more rara of bean* to move out on the opening date of Nov. 7 with volume ateadlly Inereaalng. Squash In fairly good vo­ lume In exported to move with a light volume of proper beginning on week of Nov.................... v. 14. A ll cropa ero reported In excellent condition and e ronNidcralde Inrruaae in acreage hex Inen noted. "Other niarketa reporting ehow ilm Starke Htuto Market auct­ ioning In exroaa of 0,000 pounda of perniim at ita flrat aalc of the season on November l e t Price* averaged 21-8/Ilk- per pound with fairly good demand. The next aalu la nrhednled for Tueaday, Nov. 16. "The Palmetto Market report* u few tomatoea on Hint market durIng the paat week, but cool weather haa Mowed the m aim ing of that rrup no no appreciable volume la cntlcipated undo two- Weeka. Tho market alxo had a light movement of polo hcana, cucumber* and •quuah. "The Florida City Market reporta farmera aro resetting tom­ atoes ON fust a* slowly receding flood waters permit. Weather In that area la cool and unsettled. "Wauchula State Market advlsthe cucumber volume dropped to lea* then half from Monday to Wednesday of laat week due to cold weather checking production. A total of il l,408 field cratea averug ed 91.1111 o* compared to 33,188 unite averaging $3.04 tor the Maine period lust Nea*on. Continued re dured volume of eukes la eapectod during the rurrent week. Peppers, eggplant, white and yellow aquaah, tomatoea, okra and eggplant brought lo total volume on this market to 33,070 unite. Revenue for oil rommodltlex amounted to $66,877.34. “Sanford Stale Mserket antici­ pates a good Nupply of good to fancy ipmlity loan*, cucuinhor*, aquaali, pepper and citrus during the current week. Hcana led In volume during the past week with 34,<'IHl hampers selling mostly at $1.76. The Mm ket hail a nice vomine of rudlaho*, rukea, a(|ua*h, pepper* und eggplant* and a large “uluin of' ornngee mid* grapefruit. ' ' Vuiumo Bonut ruin and eonl weather the early part tha week crraled favorable crop growing condition* and the on l look la for n plentiful Mtpply of vegetable# and citrus. Seminole Schools ..Bridges Blast A U STR IA N MEDITATIONS C A B IN E T V IEN N A . Austria, Nov. 7— ■y Allay tl'aatla**# V e w Pag* Oaal (tMiiMeW C m r . . . oaet (/$•)— Austrlp’a two biggest polland to capitallam In tnu world. Sept. 10 and Is still going on. The renort* In brief were a* tidal parties agreed today on a Such a war, he asserted, a being coalition to govern this country At a trustees' mealing two follow*: Hr. A. II. Hi** of Winter M iJ M K IN * l$ 4 V f B E. prcpaied now by Imperialists. weeks ago, attended hy Van Horn Harden, English Depaitmriit *ald, for the next four year*. (In London, a Foreign Office even though he had auhmltted his "Hood farullv and good e(|iil|iinent W M U T P ftY W AN TS T o The Conservative People’s Par­ spokesmen commented acidly on resignation. Lewis was reported to . . an excellent attitude by liachly, dominant partner In the t'jjgM IN 91ft W O ftL*----this. He said the beat answer havo Irled to rescind tho resolu­ ers and student* alike . . courac* party coalition, will have Nk tion. lo Malenkov’* charge of Impirial scat* in the new cabinet. Tho iioulil have moie life to Ihem . . AN' Hrrto a F i-rv .-n jo ! ism was the appointment u! Mar­ need added *peerh development Socialists will hnvc five. MinorHut Bridges, reportedly, stood shal Konstantin K. ItokoRsovaky, lly parties—the Communists 'imT coiir»e*." liv hla original position, that the one of Russia* top commander*, the extreme right wing League trustees might Ire legally liable Mr*. I.IIm I'ai doe. flrlaudn High a* Polish minister or national di­ of Independents— will not lio refor funds spent In tho absence of School, Science l>e|iarlmenl. pointffuse. This, tho Briton *alo. show- picNCitted. n contract which required opera­ "d mil "More spare is needeil for td “the Soviet’* concern for »ni*ll tor* to pay the royalties, biology and general Hclrnce classes nations."I o u r it A f t K m iH . . more lalile*. rliail* und Isdler le w is'a m i Bridge* are said to Voailevaky took up Mutcnkov’* lighting . . more living *perlmpii*. have cxcUnged sharp word* over claim, accuiing the West of pur IIA LTIM O RK , Nov. 7 - « P l mlrroNrnpPN and dl**rrllng mothe Senatay'g aland, but the resold suing "a policy of aggression uud Judge Robert France lialay rnllcil terlal* needed." tinn wag retained. “ unleashing new wura," lie calJfd it "perfectly outrageous” und Img8. K. I In ml of the Slab' DepartThe operatnl'a have velertcd upon thtr Ru*alana to “ fight still ned from hla court room a grrftfp ment of Education, MatlieiiiHtlr*. Judge Charles I,.Dawson of Louis, luirder for the further growth of of bobhy soxers who had come ta *ald. "You hove well i|imlifird ville, Ky., ax successor to Von the might of our *Ute." listen to a rape trial. •onchi'iH tencliing n In mul and var­ Horn, effectlvo nn Nov. 3. ’ He also played heavily on Hie Some 3U to 3f) young girl* and ied program with over 300 <tuOne suit already has hreii filed Soviet theme that the Wo*» ■. lioya hail taken over front benihea dents enrolled In inalhenuillcs ugalnsk the tmateoe by Heorgn II. JScIng an economic crisis. n* the trial of several youth* rang­ course* on no elective basis . . I.lvengood, *' farntyr. mine union ."Under rapiUlism, industrial ing between 16 uml 18 years -of must adaiil your I'HUlM'h Ito'lltf officer al Unlontown, Pe, He e lle * - . production la again lilting reduced, ' age was lllmut lo lii'gio. to the nerd* of your -Indent*." cd tho funds wore being mi**pent. > P IIIL IP P IN K V O T E the atanuorU of living of wide Ml** I .a ndi. Scab.... to High Bridge* and Lewis denied the I mnssor of the people I* being School. Soclol Science suggested. I.lvengood charge* and a*ked for | M AN ILA, Nov. 7-(/P> -Thr*e rharply lowered, ma** unrmploy " Y iiii make gnoil n*e nf ynm per$O0IMO$T MRSONAIITV In this yenr’a "Who's New" at the Bronx Zoo a |d II of partlcularn. Indie material*, hot . . need mine 1 In New York Is tho "dinosaur" shown above, a ferocious looking reptile inent and povertp aie growlni|. • undulutes made their final bldi Van Horn aald that he, although today In the Philippine repohlm't irrcconciiahle economic and polltl field trio* and larger da** room*." ' which reaemblea a pre-hiatoric monster. An Iguana llxard, he is found In .i trustee, haa been unable to gpt Hr. Witherspoon, Florida State , Central end South America. Hla skin Is a colorful bright green with bar* cal contradiction* art glowing and second pppMldential election to ­ mm accounting of the spending nf University, language department. liecomlng more und more acute," morrow. of black on the tell. The Iguana measure* six-feet long. (International) tho fund*. President Flpldlo (Juirlno I* fav" d iN , “ I reenmmend that carnahl- ) Vasilevsky aald. Meanwhllo In Chicago h union eratlon lie given In Latln-Amerl“The Imperialist* seek to solve ored to win a four-year term In spokesman aald the U n i t e d these contradictions hy a further tho executive mansion—Malscsnan ran hlatorv In ronneetlon with Mine Workcra are shooting for the Spanish rmirae* . . tlnit more . attack on the living rights of Palace— In his own right. Ills Lib­ -trlke-ondlng agreement* with In­ life lie given the l.ntln rln**c* . . | the working people, hy enslaving eral Party is expected to retuln By J IN X I’O W K LIr dividual coal operators. Rut, *evlea* drill work thill lends to Imre | and putting Into h bondage the free­ control of the Congress. itlMllaaeg ream Pag* ils r l •■ nil operators mentioned a* like­ It'aallaar* VrnNt y*B* «!»»' •he Ntudeot* . . add advanced l.a- ,fni'ililliM { dom-loving peoples, hy ii policy of Yes, nil lost week, all over 8. for negnu'N oie oevei ly candidate* for auch agreelaw*. tin noil Snmd*h roui*e* In (he I ,, •Imi I to those provided while pci M U S IC A L (JUIK aggression and the unleashing of II. H. everyone uwaltcd "Kvalua- monts declared they would nave eurrleiilum." "Wo tboicfurr avail ousclve* of u new war. sons, "The negro school i* liivm i •i«n Pay". Tills mean* that our Mine of it. Charles Morrison, Rotary song “The Imperialist* and warm­ I hi* m-raslon x a x to llliunlnate Mr. Cheater Crowder, Hilnriimla i ably nil Inferior mcIiooI," Sweaii* high i liiml, .Seminole III, I* to Shortly after l.ewl* told re. the ronaclenco nf Catholic Juristic ongers arc using nil the durk leader, with Hurry W e ste re d of the Fust I* High School, Ihisl- npiH'iil popers said. eviihmled hy a group of inen and that he won't have anyI * Sitting forth a number of fortes prti of contemporary laiorgeois ihc pinna, scored another 'wig lies* Education l)c|iiirlmciil, dr. . .... Ti'Sas opposed o Supreme r ’n.nl women selected hy the slate school society, IBHcist provocateurs, spies, h it " with h'.s m xlcu l quiz uuj dared, "Investigation mIiows mure review of the ruse. Il sold the hoard, to see Just how well our i„ - ..,hl«_ aft^ until after hl.i meet- fuiidaioental rule*: .ng this afternoon with tho IIM.W : ki - the right "hoax" address as an "atomic than half of the student Itoily I* state tins irr rn t ly C'stllhlislud i lull iicliool function*. " I, In nnrb seidonciv tin* pi In- tbelr loyal lackey* lOtl-man policy committee, the Wing .Socialists and the base Tito scientist” liefortt tho pupils of enrolled lo Imslnes* course* runt' University for negtors n| Hniislun Tin'll group urrlved here ThursMt. Dora High School at the Mt. poaalhle Individual d p i* aland* that the Judge cannot gang." irleeil of typing, shorthand and and plmiN o > 360,(1011 law school <|ny morning. They remained at S. word about Dora Municipal Auditorium Fri•ctlUment with Illinois and In­ purely and aimplv refuse re*|miH (Premltr Marshal Tito of Yug­ took keeping, hut you have only building there. II. .S thioiigh Hatorduy. We wcic diana opcral in. who nlso have slhilltv for hla decision In oriler tiny afternoon. Mr. Morrison oslavia, denounced as a Com­ one teacher In the ileparlmenl TrxiiM also told the court thin veiy happy lo have them with u* mines In the ^ceat was wafted to make It full upon the law* and munist herctlr, has sent greetings • tailed off with hi* ntomlc talk, need more typewriter* . . more Ita authors. These certainly have l.iok* it off anti tore up his .Sweat has teatlflcd he would not mill we ilrt hope Unit they felt at armind. hu*ln*a reference ImiikN." the nielli ruNpoiisildllllcs for the to the "Soviet people," hul did notes, then to tho delight of the nllend u separute law school fm home with o* and will mako our The union source who a*kcd Mr*. Tlnslpv. Clermunt High high school their home any time that his Idunlly tie kept secret effect of thp law. nut the Judge, not mention the leadership In ii students Inunchcd his musical Hrhnnl. Home M illing lleparlment negroes, no mutter how ripiul it doling the year. who hy hla sentence applies It to meassgt to Moscow on the an­ program. v4 might I ni with ediu'iilliuml fucili declared that the mldwcatern pulnlrd nut, " II n m e making The gimip Includes Mr. Sam operators had Ih-cii least atren- Oie particular rase, x x x Is rn. niversary of thd October revolu­ ties provided for while students. course* are . . extremely Import­ tion. The calendar under tht rxar* The sernml segregation case on Hand, Me. Uhe*ler Crowder, Mr*. ' oil* In opposing onion demand responsible for those effects. ant to the young women of tld* Tinsley, Mr. K. L. June*, Mr*. during the West Virglnhi talks "3. Tho Judge can never, through tllffeetl from the one In use In the which llio Irlliiinnl ogrceil in hear area . . the recent Improvement* Miiigiiiet Futch, Mr. W. R. Moore, his derision, force anyone to com- . West nod the October revolution lo your lleparlment arr excellent argiinii'iilN this term Involves the Mr. M. J. Her ret, Mr*. Idle Perdue, which broke off last month. mil an IntrlnsIrHlIy Immoial ad, | now I* celeli.uled Nov. 7). decision hy o specinl three-judge Three operator* who also asked . need Venetian blind* In vnnr i Mi Itis'hoel liranch, Mr. Jewell anonymity, *ald that I* to say. contrary liv it - oufcderid court ill Itkliiliiiiim t'it> there l*n'* a sewing loom • . a morse for Imy* BFI.U It A OF, Yougoshivlii. Nov. W. M cLiivrln, ii iiegin, (lint In Slone, Mr. A. II. Sins, Mrs. Dor­ chance of anv major inlilweatnrn I tire to the law* of Cod m thi' 7 -(A6 in home milking." — Yugoslavia hailed Ihc 1 othy Cloden, Mr. Harris W. Dean, pioduccr settling *epnrntelv with Chinch. Thai court ii'Jected the plea o| K. I.. Jones, pilncitnd of the people of thi Soviet Union—hut he allowed to ii I tend c Iiishi's lit (lie Mr. Rule Cowan, Mr. Ralph Weth- the oplon. One *uhl the union 1* "3. He cannot in any case form­ UchIh High Hrlinol. Agriculture not their leaders—today on the waging o “rumor campaign." ally lecognixe and approve the llepiiiluient, said, "You have one University "f Okllihnmii no it cipsiioii and Mr. T. F. Wledenberh. '-’outre* here said that the unjust law (which, any wav. would 32nd anniversary of the Russian coinpli'lelv nnii-NCgegiih'd hu*ls. I lie Kvolimlion Committee i tevolution. of the most complete agriroltiiri ' Mel.mil in. in Ills appi'ol to the made op of all type* of claaariiom onion1 I* seeking a seven-hour never constitute the foundation of nrourniii* Mini faun- In the enliic ilorhn. newspaper of Premierday am| an Inrreoae of 116 cent< u Judgment valid in coo-, it-iice 1 1 1 * 1 .............. Coot I, .................. I tha' teaclietH, sojierlnleiidonte and supschool system . . I he closeness of In dully- wage* a* well a* a and iHiforc limit. He, therefore, j .Marshal Tito's government, and the oolverHilv . acludcd him ............ . from nur different your farm fnrllllle* I- mi assei the rest of the press underlined In•• /welfare tl>«- i'I.imhmum where while *ln -cIiooIh, colleges uml other atqtc " o*t ■ ’ "••“ •v fund conlrlbti mount pruiuniocr a penal sentence this fact. . . nerd more devehipinenl In fm which may he enulvali'iit to h simi­ eslrv courses." Tin, leadership of Russia, said ............................. r * a r . UMW s i s III student body and faculty ereiT^"’ he* not — amuiuiired It* lar approval. HI* responsibility Rorha, "Jeopnrdlr.es mul tramnle it In an afteiiiooo andr flake T. F. Wledenlieek "f W lnlei tint - i would !*• even grnvet If Ids sen. very ...... . to lie aide to peabit! demands publicly. , lll'ertv, Independence and tlaill'll. I'healrnl Kilm'idlon llcp u il- pail lo c la- - w o k Ihioogh an letter sin,olil cause a pllhllr scan­ peaceful devcloiuncnt of other land, deditreil, “Your iilhlctle open dooi lie added thul h" ul<o 1* ami nei peril I e In any way• with III' dal. se'lnllstlc countries." U. D. C. I'ONVKNTION rpiirstla me good and Conch I ’m I escimled fiom the legolin lllouiy Itioop. In cliiipd Tlmrsduy the Htuilept "4. Nevertheless, not all ap­ The Soviet policy toward YuanKeltles Inis Ins- o most co-opeialive loom- and the iiiitin pan of Die NEW/ O R L E A N S . Nov. 7 (At Council pic*cnlcd another of, II* —Mure .than, 1,300 delegates were plication nf mu unjust law I* equi­ slavla, Rorha continued, harmed In helping this conimlltee on It* cafeleria. The S|M'CU|I com I m led ih ai M. i -pleiidltl program*. The program expected U}' register tmlay for valent tn Its recognition or ap­ the must of Communism 01 a report . . need more m i..... - lo .am In leei'lves I'dociitiotinl op- » o< iiiadc op of many exciting And tho Mth general convention of proval. In II i In case the judge can time whrri "American IntnarialsimrfM I list can In- plnyed In later mu" wpv preparing "In ;itarl a life soeh ns golf, lentils mul swim- poitliullh's i ipuil with I ho • of tlit IntelI'Hling things. A* o u r ’ n u t the Unltcil llniighter* of the Con* - and KoiticUmc* perhaps nrtisl — ■ •et th unjust law lake lit, course new war In orillT to establish I rhn It tin arbas* , llil'tg . . classes lire too largo. whllf student-. Il decided I lint "It s||"ukei tor the program, Refchl fcdnrAcy. In the event thkt Ihl* lie Ihe sole w erld} ,t e ! Jf f { .i u . | ^ , , 1 Wllltmil Cutvnii, I'rlnrlpal of the I* within the powci of the -dale Him pirn from Miami UnlvefpRy — ........... — n:T* |v .vr.v. lintoMi'i.riMs M W JUrt mean* In prevent iiitirh graver Hull Seim School. i to recognise rticlul ilhdluelion* he. spoke. H it,hi Shuplro slKlko Nrw Hnivrno Hniyrnh lleio'll Beach IIHgh Aft Heparlilient, Maid, A fine tween Its clliseos and to chi-.lfy Fa r East und Its struggle for •i first, II w'u- necessary lo have evil. nria depitrl ment, hot you need o them." olid ■Ii'oiih racy. He I. l| mimeographed. Nevertheless, it "He rail Inflict a penally for *” *“ *** ~~ ~~*f pernmnent lnstrilHm . . the mo-jc •in ml to Hanfofd Just 10 lit^ aplu js a fine paper mid wonderful ex Violation of it had law If It I* such In other lO’tioiiH today the Mb If nnilNssS s hon Pass Masi dopartmenl la very MMlIsfaelory. Ii Ipparltnc................. ample of whet can anti ha* bran 'i nature that lie who Is punished as chaplain. Admilleii to Monroe ■iiddti'N* mu fuciiity and stmlonl ei.nili Flloa J. Mnughton, Jr. atpl four Aniung ' thnso attending Inc Refused to coosiilei no at- I body Me Is very much lliteroftBfl done by a few herd working stud­ I* reasonably willing lo lake It Chapter In 11*141 lie served it us ureal gramlchlltircn. '* ..' meeting nlhor than faculty and ti.ck hy udlioail strike. in Aiiio i Icmii school student* and ent*, with the oddit agslnst them lu oriler lo avoid that evil o r ‘to high priest in Hlllt ns treusurer In I'onimltter mcml«'r* were Mr, lecls it I* a privilege uftd putv ,'n mn/it of the way. You member* of assure n good nf oven greater Im­ 11121-33. Ilec'ldi I the U. S district Lawton County Hoperliitendent nf ran prudentlv imagine that such tell the people what other cdiin- the Crlpry Fed stuff urc t< Mr. Moughtnii wo* H charter Schmilai W. M. Hnvi.e* of the m in i lii'ie ha- powci 1" guild n I lies ate dong lo promote demo- rummeiulrd on your fine Johl snnrlluu will l>« willingly accepted inemhur of Taylor Commnmlsrv Behnol Boatil uml Mr*, linker, group of negro fiiriiiiii an in ' nicy, lo moke their world a bat­ A girl unprouchod ms the other pm lance, or If the Judge knows or which was chartered July IP, IP2I, luiiclloii agam-l ii- eileil tli-ii mi­ president of the I*. T. A. L ', day at school nntl asked my opin­ I'V the IruitNgressor fm supcrKr and which he served as conimamlet ll,atloii in i a ill null ioh iis-lgli- ter place to live Ini llid'ld Shuplro recently vjsit- ion as lo what I would do In her motives." In IP23. He was elected prelate muni*. • d the Fur Fust uml made a wide case. Her case was that she liked The Pope went on: in Dcrcmlwr, H>2.'l. Installed in Today's defeat lo l.ewlwas ukc “ In times of persecution.” -aid IP24 and served every year sinre hi- si 'Olid at the liimds of the to 'ey of its conditions and pro- u certain mnle character nntl she high com I II uicaiis iluii hari iuv Idem*, und fiom this trip ho drew had a pretty good idea thul he was the Pope, "Priest* and laymen then. (I aallaatO fee* oi» oaieiiui. if each and every Jllsl a little sweet on her, hut they often permit themselves to l»e Survivors include the widow, colilinuunre of the prewnt intl- nr unusual iipiei'iiU'tit liv Ithe he slmlenl. teacher, mother uml fath- never rmilil quite make the couple! | condemned without offctlng re­ Mrs. Hazel llrockwav Mote.’'* mu: rm irl lo Ik e ii -I'coiel loot luge III onlei Uiut tin* piogroin ease Hint llo- fin e imoi w ill et in Hatlfoid ami Hemiliole County, Well, my only mlvlcc I* that soon­ sistance, even by Catholic Judge* one daughter, Mrs. Ralph |l- Chap may M’ carted on through the next III' paid Into till fed* I at • ••mid have lieen at H. 11. H. to er or later Hip flame Is going to 10 fines nr deprivation of persouul man; lw„ sons, Kllon J. Moiighlon, two >eur*. to*,ii him, I ’m sure that not one I hum out or hum Iwlrp a* much. llls'ilv x s x When, In this way, Hr., and Leslie II. Monghlott; five in i ii in ................. BTRAM H E A T E D ••Hilling the pust yeillH of <hii.- l-ewitt tlu .n u n noil llo peimiii would hove left with ihe! And aonteone better he “seeing 11 is possible to preserve for the one daughter, Mrs. Ralph II. Chap IHHI were expendetl lor repairs, ro- $:t,600.nnn oil Him dii i reeling Unit is was a waste of the light", an drop the "boom"! , people nii honest Judiciary and man. Miss Charlotte Moiighlon. plHt'HiivniH. iiilililioiM, new liiclitintf g r o w lin ' o f a coal s lilh c lintel II was a pleasure to be there i Beforo wo part, here's a word to avert for the Church anil the Mrs. (ivorge M. Cooper, Jr. of bystem*, lilenchera und other tmich o p p cal to the H u p ri'iiie that I thought would fit in good fal'Jifol far mom fearful cala­ Raleigh, N. C„ Mrs. Cyldc ('. and heat ftiihlu Shapiro apeak. needed impovements. blit the pro­ th e u u ln a 's fin e w u* cut t _ i -i _ J __k ___ J flrsene, San Francisco, Calif, ami Also mi the program w# had with time* as. they arc today. mity." gram has Just well lu-gun and 1)00, hul the l.e w l* p e n u ltv "Sure, money talks. Hut nowadsv* | the H. ii. S. Ulee Club to enter­ unless tho prisent mllloge I* again led chang ed lu Ih c -ecom l tain. This is the glee club's first you oan’t hold on to It long enough , voted the program will cense at tempi m'lloii In HUM, (odds, appearance. It la directed by Misa fo start g conversation". (Thu Ilm 'rinse of till* Sellout term," hi.rmgh nIiiiii I v doubled Itoth I Mile Reese Whittle. Tim H. II.. & Jimmy Duranto Show, NRCf Ami lie stated. W11>I IN I H I A I flnea. band tnitler the direction of M r„JL now I shell hid you one end ell a "Thu majority of our school The HUM Hull,miiI began when fond farewell. building*." he pointed out, ,'were 1,1 win m i ll-i'll Hie hiiM m ill opcr- K. Hitch performed on tho pro* erecteil from 30 lo 30 years ago torn of "dlslinriorlnu" llielr till- gioni also. Tile Hliident Connell Is sponsor­ and many mnjor repairs .ire es­ lull ronlrncl liv mil ngii'cing to sential If they iiu to Ini kept In hi* demands for ii i 100 a . ninth ing o school magiuine salo Nov. 17. Tho Curtis Mngusine Company la first clns* rendition. Nothing la of pension fm retired mlnera. Ihe tompniiy which promote* this greatar linporlanm limn our ed Mini'll began leaving the pila big magiuine sale thoughout the on Mur. HI. HUM n„ April 3, toon try. Ho come on all you guya MiNK.dl WII II CA« / WlfH that every taxpaying illlie ii will 1048 (Inhlshorough l-suetl an make an effort to go lo the polla i.rdvr forbidding the union nnil ita and gal* und lat'a sell the magaxMIX ft kV H S (IX MIX l i f t ' , Read ,Turn m Inesl I f * money for the school and on Tueaday and caat a vote for the offlrlnU from "roiitliiulnir Ihi your entertainment! I t , the Flu k in g Arrow Impovemcnt ami upkeep of theae strike now In ualatenre." The faollltlea. The Celery Fed school newspap­ order wiin Issued under n Toft“The achonl trustees," Mr. Imw- llertlev litilmr l.nw provlalon er was sold at H. II. H. today for ton aaaerted, "aarvo without any permitting rotirl Injiiiirlliina a- len cunts a copy. This was tha compenalon, but give their lime e«|nat strike* tlm* lnt|ierl| thn "entail's first edition of the Celary nntl thought freely anil ahould be fori this ycur. Any and everything supported In Ihelr efforte to make in the way of school nswa etc was In Ihc Fed. and keep out echool bulldlnga and equipment a credit to tha County.'' y t’", ami undoubtedly, the gossip column Ion. Knr without the gots p column. It would not be tha Celery Fed! This paper Is a pager a round H. H. H that |« strlct/y?or I I'I’ l u lie Heiiiluiilu III student. No, m af. Piiftdiutg NM' lil i he the first edition Isn't the pret­ tiest, most legible publication that ha* been put out this fgr, hul must nut forget (hat due to a] r.ess of time not too much dVi»H»»#4 r-trntm ra w Oaa I Lewi« Fine Seminole Hi Catholic Church f W«uinjrFotr V (L . .................. ............... . . . _ Me. endor.-rd most of tho "Fair l>ei||" program, t •«» (ioverrror Thotuaa K. Uewey, tllular liendi uf the "Republican I’arly uml an Inlenslvo ijampalgnm __ t| m for ____ Uiilli'N,t inlurpruted ii(w the Truman aporrh, luoadcaat from Waahtngton, a* a *ign of Dainoeratk $p»i#ty. tp.i .Dewey appointed Dulles (o Urn Si'hale Iasi July after the realgiialon of tlm ailing New Dealer, lobert F. Wagner. Tho winner to­ morrow will (III out the remaining t '!f Wl,Kn*f’H term. The statu will elect a senator lo a full sixyear term next Nuvember, New York'* other siuiutor lu Irving M. Ivr*. a Kepnhllrun, who defrated Lehman hy 361,0011 In 1340. It wa* I.chinan'* only defeat III a long public career. Vlre-President Barkley, three member* nf the Truman cabinet, rriuiKim u. Kooaevelt uml (bor sun. Hep. Franklin !). Nm w *•0. Jr... campaigned for Mhimlh. . The Now York Herald Tribune im! Central Dwight Risener on suylng, In response to ueellon un lo how he would vote tomorrow: H i . . "I •h*H vole for those rundl(WtM wluiNe principle* eupport tlm fuweervsllon of the freedom ami the jihcrty of the American cltl- . [P j* J ' f" 1'1 !-te'ho was ■ratified by wlmt lie termed III* .eenhower a "endorNomunt x x x of .U e View* of freedom and liberty ,} !• the Individual which I have been expressing during the cam City Election paet. 1 have nothing to eell tny aervlrea. I trust every qua!l tomorrow I I ehall ho perfeetly eetlefled i TMUlt.' He requeited hold tonight at ItM S * •» ‘ h* Court Houie,-,a»d that he had a message of tltl Importance to clUseu. layor Carraway will make a tn » PP?*i t° V • talk ! 100 ° e* £ k tala evealng over Lotto* will JameH Moughton ! Hr Aftvriiri? 3 School MIII [{ I M ‘ 7 ! LAST TIMES TODAY Color CartootiM Shorts [Children Under 12 FREE Complete Shown 6:45 - 8:45 - 10:00 Laat Tinea Tonight TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY! Flrat Cantrnl Florida Showing! M WtitUd- ICWAIQIMAU. ft TUES. and WED.! �* ‘F ~ r j Pm TH E W E A T H E R l a U n ity T h e ra I f BfratiglK— Ta P n lM l th* f i M i of Ih* World i To Proaoto tha P ro f rot* of Amarlca. t o PTofoco P rM H 'll! for 8 Sanford. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y T VOLUME XXXX Accord Signed Refuses To Comm ent Crommelin Is Let Off With With Republic Reprimand . By CIO Chief W U . S. Steel la Only H One Of Big Pour Companies W hich Is i Still Strikebound I I \ »» ’ W ASH IN GTON . Nov. 8— tA't —Government official* said tnday the eleel * trike hat been VI ‘'broken for all practical pur­ port**” now that three major prodoc era hava signed peace pacta with the C IO ateel workera. It waa reported In ateel In­ dustry circle* that the giant C. 8. Kteel Carp, alto la preparinn ■n offer to the union, However. It waa taid thia offtr may nut ho aubmltted for aareral day*. Presumably, any U. 8. Hteel of­ fer would bo patterned general_ |v after the agreementa reached • W* Bethlehem. Republic and J A u t A ^ ■■ CH ICAG O . Nov. 8— (A*>—John L . Lew la abruptly called off today’e meeting with his Called Mine W orken policy committee without esplanallon. The union chief eent word to the committee that he le “engaged" end that he will not be able to meet with the 2M-man group until 10 A.M. tumor row. A meeting had hern tcheduled for 3:89 P. M. today. • W A S H IN G T O N . N o v. 8 </?’> Republic Steel Corporation irtlled with ilt striking worker* Uxlay <>» a cotnprnmitc welfare plan. Tlie agreement leave* only llir induilty't giant, U. S. Steel C o r­ poration, tlrikclraund among llie big four ileclmaker*. Government g mediator* look it a* (be »ign of a ■welling tide That could waib out labor trouble* in bolb tlrrl and coal. Mediation official* Itavr lirtd all along that when tlerl icldct, peace in (he coal field* will not be far away. The Republic agreement put new pttature behind mediation effort* ■* hi the coal r i m itoppags- , *< '' Rertlebem, No. 2 Heel producer. f te * *tt* « 4 «■ raw* Tway Home Is Attacked In Letter Writing C• o a l Controversy ? Vf J iP *5 - ♦i & i UNHID MINI Workara praildant John L. Lewi* I* questioned by a reporter In Washington ihortly ■Iter the U.M.W. leader and Fed* aril Mediation Director Cyru* Chlng conferred for two hour* on the eoal strike. Lewi* refuted to comment on the meeting tfnferna(tonal) Judson B. Walker Talks To Rotary On Good Schools Orange County Super­ intendent Outlines Rules F o r Success J ihImui II. Walker, .Siiperinlrntlrul of Oinngr roiinty ncWilt. told llir Rotary ('lull al ihr Tnuriil Ccnlri yctlerday that ibc liner grcalrit drlcireul* In pmonal iucccs* air indention, doubt and fear. “Mn»l of us frar »omrlhing". he said., “I t jn e y .im . - qUIRINO LIA D8 MANILA, Nov. S - W ) —Presi­ dent Elipldln Qulrlno held a slight lead over hla two opponents fol4 * lowing yesterday’s Moody election tg Ui» Philippine*. ” ' ’ -qulrlno was Icoding in most of the provlneaa with Dr. Jeee P. Lou ref, former puppet prceld under the Jopooewg god ioetoe NeMoting'in Manlier < m M porty eondhhrtp AwoclatH Pftw Leased Wlrr N ? )V .~ 8 T T 0 I0 ___ _ j i Armed Services Wnnt I n d ii . t r i e s Shift­ ed I'luin Coast And Gre.it Lakes Area WASHINGTON. Nov. H </!>» Cepl. John G. Crnmmriin. wlm»r rrlease of confidential Nmv time* •pnndcncc touched off llir tungrciiional invert iga lion nl military policy, got off loday wnh only * ■harp rcpiimand. He wa» retinrrd to active duly. W A M l I M . I i lN , N„v H </?•>A Sen.it. I Ion.e vtionp .iiu . in iir d i ra m p .in !ii i » J n tn Mm k the A rm ­ ed S e iv n e . Im m .lo fliU K d c lrn t c im liit ln r . m l.m il Im m llir great l. ik r - n id •n •.I,iI K . ilr , Admiral Fnrretl f’ Sherman, the nrw Naval Chief of Operthimr, ditpoied of Ciommrlin'* i.,«c hv writing him a letter of reprimand The Idler laid Crommrlm had »mlalcd Navy r'Ctllat'""* Crommelin, 48-y«ar-old uMlmn hero of World War II, li.id hreti under tuipention while thr Navy considered whelher In umrl marlial him. Hhi.rmun, In putting him hark on active duty, uaHlgm-d him a, ii via tint) officer oil the stuff »f the western »ou frontier i.mininridvr. (in Oet, 3, Crommelin Hlrpped tn newspapermen tuple* of « h-Hei from Vico AilmlrHl G it h IiI I' Bo­ gun to Herr clary «f ib* Navy Frum-I* I’. Matthew*. Ilogan'* letter spoke of <D-»atUfa<tion among Nmy men over military pollcie* (lull rut nnd built up the Air F»ric Bogan raid that morale. particularly umtmu ymmgor officer*, win la-ing hurt. The puldlrollon of the Irlln broughl on lint Impiliy UnHouse Armed Servlre* I'nmiiiiUit Into Uie quarreling among the nrnied service*. • After the hnarlng closed I're*lcient Truninn. on rccoiiimendntmn of Serretary of the Navy Mni thuw*. ousted Ailmind l.mn* fi Ih-ufeid as Chief nf Naval Operatings, Ornfeld, In tcstlnmny In the llquaa couwnUlae, Ji*d been *h*rply . crHIval nf prevent defense others, or old age, nr financial fai­ pojlclca. ,u u t Mntlhew* mid the lure. Wr should makr up our mind* mintci was nut a rcprlanl for hU •it In tvhat Wr 'wAhl |o do and wbai leatimony;. that lie hnd deuldml Dcnfald would have to go. we'uugHf *u do, *nd then do ii. .aillwr Sliurumjt was hriiught from the for there it nothing to be gained M,.,||ict.ra„ w rommnn«l and pul from putting thing* off, or trying m l)i nfidii'a old spot, lo avoid a decitjnn . | line of the matters liu Inherited t. .illni); it-rli the iltlnUm.ll "Natill)*.* t lli'lrli.r ( nm inillrr" thr group it.e« . . niu.re.vioii.il aclion lir*l 1 r .i. In Im l.lri (he delriDCS nl A I.1A .1 im I tin' in , i «i , d irgm n*. ll .u g a r . l l . it die i m v In ..ile g u .u d IV.II op w ilrtr I lie ) III*'* III i lr l r n . i' . |. Im llnl in l|* In In vrl ilir m lllllM. Il i ve r p o lt to •en.llni- in .) 7 8 | ir p ir « r n t a I n r , hi tin- ' . i n t . i l .m il g ir .t l l s ik e t COMMANOINO OfNCIR Af fort Banning. tSeorgla, Ms) (Jen Wither* llurres* (right) captain* th* AM power nf an M-l.t medium lank and other sights on Ihe Army post to viaBlng t:tilrls n( StnlT and Service Sri rrtnrles Shown rl In r ) arc! Athnirvl i'nrrrvt P. Slim man, Chief of Naval Operation*; Oen. linyl VaUdenl'ei g, Air K>>rr* l liief nf S'afl! Dcferuc Secretary Louh Johnson and Clenernl Burren*. <Intrrniillnnal) Malko Is Indicted Parole Granted For Kidnaping In Florida’s Most Seminole Holdup Famous Convict Given Fre e ­ Sick T ake T o M .iy o 's An indictment charging Roffs . IA U A IL V S .su ;. Nov H </!') MalVovirh. alia* Rnd.M alk*. wSStlt'/hr l'aiil- u l-rday^'tnifd a kldNappiun Pr'ggV Thoiapkin* on i (inditinn.il purntr to A l H u u rr. jilhh 4 whin hr (lied tree a* a IT n rid .i'i lim it iintnrinii* long trim •liield hi grtimg out of the Saminolr ronvii'h I In patdn ii. i iiiiililio n r d on (Tuli following an atlengUcd mh licry. wn* rriurnnt hy the Gr-iml H "" -''« rgirrmimt tn leavr the il.K r in ,I mil ir liir n . w ill h r rf Jurv vr»trrrl.iv nftcinnon. M ilk n v u li. ,iLn c h a rg e d willi fri in c Nov I -I 1 ir vrill lint In- llixlrt njpriviIMtM. bring mi m rrn n ry In armed nil, lirry in rnnnrrtinn with llir n nl llir farolr ( iiiilllin ,l "II lint •fir Irm|i1rd In.1.1 up, plradrd imi Pa fill Hi Ilo llll1 111,1V ie,,i kr lit. par ginllv In tin* information. Mr » .« (Ion il III) llimr 1 fir ■n inni w.i, in (tiiiiiirlififull fu rrpretrntrd hy (i. W S p rm .. ( ommis Knurl nl Agrn iilliitr \.t Judge M Ii .Sniltll *rl llir .l.ir of Miilkovtrb’* Inal at 10 A \1 i Im ii M lyo, hrrifl n( ihf pit,on »v * Nov 17 F'rank f’alnmo. .1" Iriii iliargrd with bring an aneiMiiv m M a v t whi i Mill In I m i I .fo|K llir roiiiirry, plradrd not gmllv imi |»r|fl.ip Mirnr then sny n lliri lair 4lf III lal h» k<rrp 1 ii iii .r lit piII 0(1 will fir turd on llir imnr rlalr Mirlmi'l Sillvl, alli'g.-ii tn tnn-. fur 24 'F***IM, pimpmerl Ili.lt lir fum Im-i 'm line of tin. groii|i Unit ... fir rrfr,ord io lik e III, ill tin ilfiri involved in |ln> roiibery, idi-ini.'l to Miiyo liodlieis lot lie.ilinenl gllillv on -Inly lf> to Uii' rdf. . . lie mod lln tlse ini', ngireit mil of nrmoil roldiery, »alr| O. IV I!.•» > ■ •n r til it In lln -lute if |>e i. i. (Inn. dork of Ihr* ronrt. Snlvl did Irilsed. Tile I'linlnii It.iind took m. not npia'iir in ronrt yesterday oiliii'illuL. in l n . n m i I k h i m u An ilidietmeiil was lelin n .d m,-iidaliiili iigniiisl .for- Turner DI»on, 17 \ .. House was ii'liteni'i'd In ' i ve oill voiilh, rbnrgliig murder In Hi l.ilal id Ml veil! fm iiinn"l ml. first degree in ronneellnn with H.- llIs'iy, possesaioli of bin glni mils filial shoolltig of Carrol Knglid. Inn glut v and Inii'i-nv in id ii fishing ramp near Lake I.-- finds. llillsl.iiimigli roiinty l(r began inHiip. Tile I'ltse tills lieen set Im senlenre Nnv 15, I tilt t mid Im11 Ini for Monday morning h) I ii nn beeri in llie liens ii'i'in I not I y ever oVIoi'k. shire. in.i lied leg io n s ..Ding d i r i r n r in iln a lio n i l l i r s r .......................lln l i.I r q iM lr ly de- (rndril I -V r ii m ini it,H illin g ." llir ir p n il ,.in l, " i- lln i n m l i-M ilrm e tlm l •III- .lim r il Inn e, lie 1,11 Illy .llln ilt I III); lln , .Kill n r m .iking rf(m t ) to , iiioM m i I ii •i i f , lim n lln- a r r ii* lo in I.,in i Im 111,-n, Im , n m ilv rea>or*, " Weigh Fair Deal Britons Warned Against Use Of Gas In Next War Nerve Gas Rcvcnlcd W h ic h C a u ses D e a th W i t h LO N DO N . C o n v u ls io n s No, H I hr lin in c o ffn r w.trnrd iitilon, I o i Ijv ib a l a “neivr 'js,." wlmli i .,ti,r, d r a ll, in iu n , n l , m u n i . i y lie turd ■ igsi(i,l ilirm if K inllin n.n Itir.iV, out. It m ill llir w ill | i r n r l r .i l r 4n. . in iiq iin i f i.iiil. Im lli ilid llin g .m il ■k in , .im i I In i« w ill k ill r , r n d ih r v ic tim i . w r .in n g , g .i, m.r*k T h r w .im in g « i , (o n b in ir d in .i Ira in im t in ,m in i .m i l i t n n r .i l w ,n la r c p i i h li.h n l Im I h i l s i n ' , n rw p r r iiM iir n l ( n i l I M r m r C o rp s It ,.m l ll i r i> i , . p , r , n i l i |M» w ill, pi n I I I , i l l , no n o r ll ll d o rs md i .i n t r e i i l i n im .ilio n m b lia lr im g . Ilo - ln«t w .u iiin g vn lim g r t , i , w liru 'u , v n ion lir g in . In d im ,m d lie I n . Im n b lr I'M iiv .in g hi* r y r , . lln - i , lid to w ril hv Mill ning <d O .r ll" , e m il liu h ln e ,, nf l l i r i h r '1 lit rlh vllf “ I f 1•♦!**• 1 •It 8. Mt ♦VI if OfHN u ill llie m ni Mill 1 I I I 1 t .i iu| 1*011 it t.e fo il. u r*l I'bi' ill nmd lot............... ... .. lln-sn v n ls t.m a of Mi limit-' nml fill'll . ni'n , ii b i1i,. lilr, 'lir irpni I add pilHSitli, " Hen h * I'd. I'i i mi i H r) n r williill tmlllli* T im nmiiM il a Ml i In* fn ln l i'ltfi ilig uillg* d potrlilml elieMiies, v id s i.m s m ni hi hv* n i> fl\ i* m in u t e . llipm 11.mi I'limmilIres iiir lin­ to s i ) Imm 4, i P» m llfi g " ii t h r ing fni im d, lln- irpnil Mild, ''to gid .'g.iin-i inllllaiy and inaiiiiMini in- I ill bulks uiiii-h Uneaten In- safety of lln- nnutiil unit Great . ikes irgiiiiis ami would liinidirap 1 Voting h. U nusually I lr;tvy In Contest \ Hr! wrrtt I L illr s A n d G iivnunt Leh m an luting » i- liri.K iii Hnnford Uin .... limit; i- i Ilirm i went to •he l il, thill in vntr fn, » comiiK-M niii-r fn , a t lir r e year term. \l .’ on i.'rli.ik ihr ,n lr stood at .m 2, the .inilldnlc-. *rc Andrew t i i r i n. i i , , mriinilirlil, JctaO l.mlgr "ml P rink Miller, Mra. I E Itnnmill it. rlrrk, predicted th,«i i iut,ii i iii,- nf mure than I ."on ...... IH he , n l t., 7 ;0fl P.M. tilling nn the re elerllun of ■.rhiiiil liiKlrfH mil lb* school mill.tie tile s i, .is tic tit At 2:00 •.’.list, ii | ttiiiin rr, rlcrk at the « e'.i Kite pn iii.it nl Ihe G irl timl-Bns ; *|i(n r ,| :,(t ratec, nml nl ihe n isi side prerinrt at •be lunrlsl l enter. Hugh T lllis , clerk, sl.iled lli.it nppmslmatalr •iti Ittll ,n lrs hnd tieen i list. NEW U tltli, Nn, (in , n in if I h.m in 8—(A1)— t lls w e y , llsked Ini hi. Ill,read on the initriiinr nl thr New York state elei linn when lie Arrived from Mhh i , in , nir iml.i), replied: ‘T lin n m ake mi, predlclliuis .m, mure " A l It W A \ > N nv H (/ P )_ New N. k i nl,* i wriylieil I’ren, fen I | rinti ii . I sit I le 1 1 pro,;i in. K llie I'lll. l Imv h.d.tv, lurniillinhrr lo elect Mt Ht V t . llll f m in Ibllle, or I L pill mh tn M i i l l I r Imi.i r, lo lie 111" r tin » 1 . tin r S S r Mala* 1 I h vo lin k' M "1 (fir fell* ♦I m I (( list f f isiiwri • h r iv v III most "id "oil year *-*■« star Florida Is ( a I led made hv inn i si i dr.ipplng ga > I>uni|)iiiK IMjm t For Limbs "i i eli'H.mg them overhead Uisoasod C a t t l e hi thr form d *pr>'y ilosi*. The ninmnil .n.d ir« Mltpcks in a fu lilie „m pMilnihl) ivniilil he lie f le e i'U lit|ifll!i(U I t , i i l r l i lie * b. r u iln< .m u r e id o u r m ilit a r y In addltlnn In neive gn». It sslil I -------- p io d u rtio n siip e rb n i l y over n l l a r 'Ey,, bll'd." mill slinking gases nf t \ LEA I I AHHEE. Nnv. m il p ip , In lb * p a a l," World Will ..... (>l"b*hly would lie , „ ., r,l|„ ll„na "III "( dsslers T im g ln iiji w ill up eii l l i r d riv e ' >i» ninking l ln iIds * "dumping m m yem to le ip iir e tin- nrnied ■t**"! 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I f■ i if in 11 1 d» Mikm*: n u ll *u L c h n iiin O v e r D u lle s little lluilillng Sprelnltie d iii bind.i nml entitled, "A <"«, ' Snw ami A i’lower." Tin * I'liiilesl w a s put on In i n fiu’fil frrnt. lu u iflji) if 11»f r»*41 - af viI**#11 if « )|ih Hi'Mf'il KUt K. Nn, d "l*i V Mi' n i r mi m11*I ii In inI i ' i, lie Ii I <liilbip I’oll give ■rmoi I'u ti•'I|i »*»ilf»||fit 'h r f l u f (if (|j . . .i n i i g i ' people to g lo w ns non ll " f .. I nn I mi I llfl lie 11 II 1,,'tllll III N E tt II lend IN N f l, S in k ' llio lr o w n fond a s p o ssib le ib n n u ; ■ in i I S e n a te e t e r lli.n I " i lie 12 n m n lb p e rio d end ing \o g I. d im i I II lia is in g n f e h le k e n s , ro w s nml .III V I elm. in' rival ' > ID I it i It I it nn P ig s w a s tllrlu d e d . Ju d g e s m i . *|» ■ • iin li.i I*dm l*<a del Ii.lin E n n l, I I . G . t'ln y to n nm l It" I cl id * d .e vel at Ilin n U l l ag*» hv b e ii W e lh n ie l. •n,','Mint 11n.Inn , K Dewey I'll,, poll' flim l vote K ir i.v LEG IO N C O M M IT T EE , . . in I ie.| llll Ill N " V t B All menibera of llie Airier min I I gpin’a Anillatli'O I In V pm nde i i • be i ' iniimlng 'U net >■id U rn*'‘ pulled " n m lli pb 1 i "inmltten nr* reipieste.l lo meet Un* lle ilim i n il. nl Uie Legion Hill al H.IHI •.'< Im k bid I r-Ii 11111*1, I -I. ,1 i iirn h ib .te , lo Id ii -.Held Wednesday iiiglil. ......... •'ll uul i n f f I •' m lft Mu* A fu tf, th f l'‘ iu n l l u ln l I liftf liv i .h ic k rrilp r* i»»L' bi'iilci n»n|iiu iiMnir hi Mm* brut'l'lliijilri i 'iiv i I i h I |*1 •tj| i #i in hy vncci • I m iliiiii »»f i ' i i K mm find *4i lu ll * m in t I***;* * i» F h ir ifln t • t In iiflilitmiiy Mu' ImmmI m MuikuiiS hi u« t'lliifiiu Ir J iihmi* w illi MMlhnu t l l h ' l I'tlhiHl , I r . l a if rj|M l# MVAiirrw w it h it llilllm i fie ld tU"MUHrUu«i iiniki* lln* i mniHfi o f Mm* ttzvif* r v e r y Mh ««' yvnr.% in ii 1%t ii i* apfil « ht'cks I m| h f lif 'ld jlt t i | , | f mitr r Mid11 n||f* .lames (J, Gallnwuy Mnnoimre'l In edge h e ir , Ion The ronrt ib.leriiillieil dial Di> I m in , is Uie f l i v l III**tin *e I h u ll #»f um | m*■»«*nt «if Mir m M l* Ills rase Inis been bionghl t« .lay on w h Vi iiisolvent unit not able h< ,,i the pell . l i i . e Its w ru n g p i* l>av an attorney and thereffiir nt> Ihe Siiprenn* Court nmii. limn a • Inn nf i I low r e v li'tn rv "V i i im f* r m ir ily n n ' hih«»i* u ln r , f h f T EH MIN A l. T A L K (tiH lity I h no! ic iiiT i i d i l r d So fa r . pointed Kariyle Hmishidder In .1. dnxi'ii times, mostly on pel limns I *, e vid eiil T i lim a n Ia s i v e in U»* The rnilln cnmnilUei* of Un nn roiinty In M»»» staD* Imm Im n lie wrote himself aftiq studying fend him. ,,hiy t r n llv tdg o i r nr In th e |."M ’ i IliiNlneas and i*rofrH)ibmHl Wn i r fum'd ncrm lilfitlftii. td'lnrv , .. The rase nf Henry Grubb, riuuif law In the prison llbraiy men's f!|uh will spnnser a null" T I h t i * h* mm •urt* (hi rilhcr .f I lie Id re e lm ........... b u llin ' fn Ilia rurlier days he Hindi news talk hy J. Brailey Oiliiam »n ed with breaking and entitling >• ... ltih !*m j|t» *|H ni h ru c rlh t , 1m in cjitM f fillin g still inn and a garage m in an Hlteniplril Ineak finm |iri- ' Sanford's -Term lnnl ' ' Farllitles ' Amerii aa nat lid "f I 'ill.III' f« ltj|H l||lll Hill Ml mil. Illl'#l n|| HI !<|11V ft*’ p o ll bn Ovledn with intent In rnminil r«•)•- snn In whlrh he stint and wmiiidi.il Wnineailnv night at Hdid oVimk f■l|tiMitl|i ...... TA llI III w I ‘ mvih fin m liM ic flh i« U ♦pimtan H sallaua* Oa rags T * « l T K IA N G I.E SO LU TIO N LOS A N G E L E S , Nnv. H-f/Vi A woman teatifled In a eiislodv nml Riipport case that her Inisband and hi* sweetheart gave hrr a Inarled gun and slrniiiig tablet* with which in rommlt anlrlde. The ronrt yesterday awanled tho woman. Mr*. Helen Ktfer. 2H. Hy HAM DAWSON custody nf her twn ehlldren and NEW YORK. Nov, 8 - ( / P ) - Santa Clau. it set to gut a 1900 mil­ ordered her hashend, Dan Elfer, lion bite on dad for toys this Cbriitma*. Ther# at# a rtcord number of 40, to pay SIOO monthly pending children to unwrap tba presents, and s record number of fathers to buy a divorce trial. th* toys and help wear them out. B U IL D IN G P E R M IT Tba shop* will offar more lower-priced toys, but plenty of luxury Nell R, Angel recently seemed priced ones, too. American toyA--------f 11 a City permit to erect a 17/XM) manufacturer* think thayTI top rush, art showing moot toya pre­ concrete block home on Ixa-ntt Inat year's unit antes volume, but sumably powered by a t o m i c Avenue In tha Magnolia Height* that slightly lowered prices may energy and iet prepulalon. section. The Dawson Const ruc­ hasp the dollar anlaa volume down Or, If father Me been worried tion Co. has charge of Ihe build­ to last year's MOO million. Mnta about the housing situation, may ing work. Claus may ba penalised a few ba he'll buy on* of the n o r CA TTLEM EN M EET yards in communities where in­ fabricated toy Imnaaa, TA M PA . Nov. »—(Al — The comes hava been hU by strikes or If he's all stoamod np about the Florida State Cattlemen’* As­ tug-of-war between eon) and oil. sociation began lie annual muwith it. ovmrtoan of etrikae and vantion here today, hut the open­ prices, and th# labor dispute* in- ing business session wh* mnflnad to routine affairs. Moat of the big doing* aro slated for tomorrows business session. Talks by Governor Warrail and F . A Mollln, aaecntlve secretary of tha National Live­ stock Association, era scheduled, and officer* wfl) be-wieted than-’ Record Number Of Children Set To Boost Record Christmas Sales p i <.1III. I . . ill l.n l l l l l r . .id r iim i. ilir m m il nl ir .ii Ii S rri.ti.n M .iu iiim n i ( l) W,nh) I* I ll.llllli.il* nl die S i'in t r group and d e le g .ilr II.m il'll n| Al.isk.* u le a d ­ er no llie I Iniiv,' rule Frank Palerm o I h AIbo Al Mouse dom T o Cilia r^etl W ith Being M o t h e r Accessory T o Crime ■ Plans Studied Record Number Of To Block Army New York Voters Defense Move Defense Chiefs Tour Fort Henning NavyCaptainW lioPrecipitated Probe Of Armed Services Is Restored To Duty ■'Mo»l id the thing* which go frum Denfald wa» the case of rr.mmHIry who had admitted mak ' W ILLIA M SO N . W* Vn„ Nov. H to make up good pbl.lic school. nrf , < mg public the lingon letter and “More will come," Mr*. lo lie found in the local’roinmun- , U H,r , liiul lieeii Hiiapended by lletifeld. Beetia Brown trilef raphed the rnrihmird To often we | Mnithew* also bad inntnirtrd - ............................................Ilimtlngtnn-Advertiaor nftor re­ "y- he porting her home had l>ecn at wail for llir pnurtng mil of fund* I'eofeld to take "appropriate hc"tfainsl Crommelin. tacked In retaliation for hnr letter frnm the .la ir nr fedrral govern- ■ Shi'rnien’a nfflre announred: criticising Hie *nft coal *trlke nml menl lo give ut good irhool., bid " Aftrr a eurcflll review of all th* mine union leader*. money ran'l rfo ll all. Good ichool* tin' ■ ■ 'irrinnalaneei attending the Mr*. Brown, wlfa nf a roal H sm tsaa* tin r u * an* loader, wrote the paper laat week are tn he found in your Imal Kip ■aylng *he w h "tick nf alrlkea.'* rrmlriidrnl. your *clioo| prin­ CO N V IC TS C A U G H T Hhe hI*m had harah word* for T A L L A H A S S E E , Nnv. John I.. Lewla, president of the cipals. your faculty, ymir I ’arrntllir k'lnr Ida Highway Patrol M United Mine worktr*. Ila'a "far Tracher* Atiocialion*. and the *upreported recapture of two V too old and power-mad tn control port which they are given hy llir today of nine convicts who broke out anything a* Important a* man'* general pulitk". of a statu road camp harrarka detllny, the wrote in her 700near Porry Sunday evening. SlM'aklng in place of Knrle Kipp, word letter. Tin- lwo, Jantra Manual Pelltt farmer Hanford aclmol principal, Sunday night the Browns' homo and Hubert Carpi, were taken now head of Orlando schools, who waa atoned and window* ware Ii to custody near Tocena, Oa. broken by a person or person* un­ waa unable to be present on nr- Three other* whn fled with ihem count of tile llloes* of hla fnlher, identified. in a stolen car “got another ear And yesterday, Chester Brown, Superintendent Walker waa Intro. nml kept on going," the patrol (lured by Ham Martina of tho ito40,* the husband, waa advised by Mild. ■ - ii'M n a w * raws T m i friend* not to report for cleanup work at the mine where he Is amIt. N. “S P Y " R K I.E A H ED . C A T H O L IC R U LIN G O ployed. The cleanup work ha* been LONDON, Nov. ft— (/n—Ha inW ASH IN GTO N . Nov. H - l/ T ) w gbtng on from time to time during The NaUonnl Catholic Wejfarr eel Mrryn of the United Htates the strike to apetd up the re­ Conference say* I’opo Plua X II embassy, accused of spying In opening when the strike la settled. did- not Inland, in remark* he Prague, has been freed from pri­ ''M rs. Brown Informed the peper made Sunday, to place a flat ban son and ordered out of the counthe official Caechoalovak of the attack In this telegram! on the granting of divorce* by tiy, news agency reported tonight. "Effect of latter first page Cuthollc Judge*, Mrryn Waa nrreatad Oct. 21 The group pointed out, how­ Sunday home wrecked. Infant es­ ever. that a prominent Catholic ii) Czech security police. capes injury. More will coma." The Cscrh news agency Cateka. The Browns' one-year-old grand­ theologian has held that a Catho­ son waa alccping in g'erfb near one lic Jurist ia “ bound” to avoid, if In a broadcast from Prague, said granting a divorce Mrryn had sikad tho president of the shattered windows. He was posslhto, "which will probably ba th* oc- of the republic "to ha released not hurt. caalon for an Invalid remarriage." from prison by wag of pardon." ■«£' Deputy Sheriff B llty Yarn -r ________ had.................................... verified th# IncidanL u lf hi 1 but added than had. bees no offi­ cial complaint. In the absence of such a complaint and Identifica­ tion of the atone thrower, he said that no warrant could ba served. Ifm tld N EW SPA PER H A N F ()H n !T E O R lD A r T U E S D A Y Estab lish ed 1908 T’orlIjr cloud)- thrnufh Wadn##day, sonir likelihood nf local shower, un niuthetisl coast and I f h - 'V«rmrr I li i n afternoon "ml tonight nml in north portion 'Vedttrsdny Moderate easterly « indi. . . . W T lin , ll It was annoiimed ............................... .. prison Hupl. .1, S. B lilrli, pri-diTi-s aver W'l'Hll, ; It,.lav by lAlaa Elsie Karlev. nl preventing a mlslak snr id preseol Hnperinlemlent I I'liairruan of tha radio rununittee. vent s. Chapman. A tint her time an ear Ape wss blockeil when ginirds fimnd » pi* |n| whirli had Imen smuggled to him in hla cell Mayo said that under the slate u s iH n H o« ra a * t »* i last • Mimly Boston Voters Go To Polls To Decide Fate Of Mayor Curley MAHGNH M E E T IIGHTON, Nnv. H -(A'l- Herrejs.) al 1 'hla Motion picture* will he slinwu former lioalon.mayor and M-ssa.ImsHU gni^r |n iy„ ri(|l at thn Masonlr Halt at HitMl riVImk support hehlnd City Clerk .lobo B. Ilynew " J* n is , M. Wi’ilncsday night In the Intemst election. Ilyn rs la arching to «in»i-st Um ,r l,r i,n * f ht 7mh nf the Mnaunir eudnwment prnCurley who la bidding fur « flDb ,rfn ' "" lh' 1‘iirement fund. A ll Masons nml birthday. member* of tha Eastern Htar am * By JA M E S V. K IN G invited to attend. On Friday night a special meet BOSTON. Nov, 8 - ( / P ) - Mayor Janie* Mirl.ael Cmley. whn rails Ing of Hanford Lodge No. H2 E A AM will be held at 7:00 o’clmk liimielf an *'unbo..e<r political bo... goes before the voter, of this at the Masonic Hall. The Masters , ity again loday in a hid for a filth term................ of fm 75th birthday Winding up a noisy campaign, ihe veteran Curley found Inmirll Degree wilt t>e conferred. Light refreshments will be served. meeting a Stiff challenge from a city clerk be .«y* wa* onre hts stem.grapher and three other younger * COTTON CHOP ‘ t,y nature *ml known by few dnrWAHOTN0TON, Nnv. H —(At— Curley was seeking, too. vindl ing his quarter century ** n clerk The Agriculture Department, In ita aaml-flnal report nf the year, ration from the voters for a con­ at (Tty Hall, I* making hi* first today estimated the rot Inn crop viction for mall fraud that sent rim for elective office. Upward* nf ,100,00(1 voters— e at 1MS4,000 halo* of Win pound* him to a federal penitentiary for grog# five months Ih 1947 at the height record high—are expected to turn out. And moat of tbs ballots aro Thls I X i bales more than nf hla political power. held by women i they hava a alight month the forecast C ity Glarh John 8. Hynes, who majority among tha clty’a 400,000 sat In as "taaporary mayor" while with UJttW.WK) registered voters, a ten-year (1937. Curley was sw ay, ahapaa up as Boatnn’s mayoral election* are ((Wattsaag t o ffaga Twa) his major opponent. Hynes, shy of II,DM,000. When lln disfui.Hi’H hv v e t rr iiiH r U im . jim* Icti Mu* 'tn lriiaU Hifrrtcid Ate rnvidfmniMl Thr (rdAnd «|ntr gHVFM HIirnLs pATh r illy fo iinb liiH f* t Im m v iirr fu r h ii Ihma. H r. r m n p h r ll re fill! ted n eery vtiglit Increase" in po.lttv* tnhrrciiiai tenth alining ■ nltle ,in"* 11>ir>. ||n said it might lie hs.'SiM* m in e a n in in is have lieen tested Intely. Tha (lumber of enttle found in fccteil with tililirllnrtlu n|*n Its* incrcaiicd sharply bocmise mnr# testa are being made. T H E W E A T H E R J A C K S O N V IL L E , Nnv. Tcnipsraturs tabtp; H TATIGN HIGH no A Hunt* Bismark (’.2 Boston 49 70 Chicago Denver in Fresno tiS New York 54 Haini Louis 73 73 Ssn Antonin Besltla 54 H7 Apalachicola 78 Fort Myers 75 Miami 78 Ucala Airport I.OW 43 28 45 4ft 35 52 48 bt 43 48 U 87 73 49 i 1 1 J i f ’'>■i-* ■ .. . mi -**AsJ * \ • ‘i * . - w - . >1 L ♦ • I i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, November 04, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 04, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 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/a8640af866bfe72e28592d02249d0ac6.pdf d657d257452156fdddda0a8f82c3469b PDF Text Text ;i Trr m Airliner Crashes $1,200 Quota Set (Ceattaae* S w a Fas* tiael collision. The two plane* struck while In the air. Those who «aw the colli­ sion said there was an explosion on the airliner. They said there was undoubtedly a heavy toss of life. I1. M. Clifford of Washington, who witnessed the collision esti­ mated tha planes.were shout H,MI The Statu Road Department, Which has boon going slow on road construction since the War­ ren administration began, will shift Into high gear Nov, 16. It will receive bids at Miami then for a record *0,800 (KH) worth of construction and repair work on MOO miles of highway and 2,BOO feet of bridges In III counties. Most of tho Road Department's funds for the first several mouths of the now year went In finance construction contracts let Iwforo tho Caldwell board went out lust January. Contract awarding has picked up in the jiast two or threo month*' hut the award of |fl,fiOli.OlMl worth of work will top any *iiigle day of bidding in tho department's history, 1 a sin iM areas Um#a ■)■•> ■rlplng by Miami restaurant cus­ tomer* who have to pay the tax for propnrvd meals, when food bought at grocery store* I* ex­ empli A Tallahassee merchant reporthiaa of a salo nf snuff because the customer refused to pey the !•*«•»/ <«* on a hog, He Insisted ■{tuff was an Item of grocurle*. (The law exempts food—not gro curie*.) Must customer talk centered ■round the clause In the law which raqnlrtf* payment of a tax on a enmhlnalloit nf sale*, although each separate item would hr tax free Mchttau the pelcu Wax lee* than Hates, BM, a Motive of Halem, was a member of thu Massnclm*c|ta house „f repreacnlallvcH from HUM to IU24, lie served a* mayor of Salem from 1112-1 lo IIKI7. The line said others who biunti­ ed the plane at Huston were: Mr. and Mr*. F. MrKuIxki dm address»j Mr. I.. Igur, (no ad dress I . The clew: (irnrgc (lay, captain; L'liurlc* It. Ilaielwond, dliitt Oscar Orihuela, fllghl ateniiant, and Union Oflherl, stew- »»r. prana 1 nannan, lauiiui roc ftlchmondi Mr. Dameil. for Charolte, N, C„ anil, Mrs.! K. Wlltlammut apd Mr*. IVrklna, both for Atfountains were giving Individual chock* and aiveptlng la x free Individual payment* nf • a " itlrkrl. Most nf them atso reported they warn ’observing the law, and colltrlln g the lux on cnerks lunitiliiii total-sale* to 11 ntlrtv | t'ogitner and running the hill Intii the tax­ able bracket. Home were trying tu follow the law itnd collect when 0111 inemlicr nf h patty picked up four or five ■operate checks and pay them all nt oner, but that fiequcntly tirmighl an aigumenl. A Lakeland drug store remitted confusion over wlml I* a luxury and what I* a necessity. It duesivl make any difference. Even tier**allies are taxable If they aren't on the lint of exemptions. St. I'clarstuirg reported "much eonfustoii.” Many customers apnarft . o n tly'kere mixed up almut where >"■ S th* tax started and wanted the L>', oxemptlnn on nine.cent Item) I&'j Only Heme sold for eight cents L - v amt less are tax free. Incoming tourlsls, iinaiqualuted . with the ta i, added to Din i-unfus K -r Judge Joseph W. White of West Calm llcach yesterday de­ clined lo hear s suit In stop col­ lection of the levy, lie said the suit must in* brought In l«on county, Mat (if the capitol. The plaintiff, a West Calm Beach lawyer, said he vrtil ry flbi It here. 1 (leneral retail sales— with gro­ cery food*. clothing Itema under f ill, medicine and farm supptlee isem p i—hear the It percent sale* tan. It also applies against amuati'went admissions over 40 cents, <<n alla» e Pimm Pa#, I urn lo "conditions of abundant supply without aavero dislocations of the economy have proven un­ founded." The Secretary conceded that cer­ tain industries and localities hsvu felt the adjustment process more severely than nthars, adding: "Du the broader front of the nullonul economy, however, It has become Increasingly apparent as the year went forward that the basic factors making for our con­ tinued growth and progress have been far stronger than the forces tending lo pul! us hack." Hnyder complimented the hank­ ing fraternity for Ita part In the nation’s industrial development, throughout the last World War and through the reconversion period. "Today, hankers ara undertaking their broader responsibilities in H ip life of the nation with the ut­ most varnrstneM and Integrity of purpose," thu Secretary said, Snyder madu no reference to an curlier addruie before the con­ vention In which a New York banker said the soundness of the dollar is endangered hy governmerit fiscal policies. W. Ilumlolnh Burgess of New York told the association's na­ tional hanking division yesterday that the government "Is violating the most sarred principle of sound money—# halanred budget.’' Ilurge**, who Is chairman of the executive committee of the National <711v Hank of New York said the dollar "Is the anchor for world ■niniiey." It >Is th*- respon­ sibility of the government ttf keep A sound, he sildeil, while *stable money Is reestablished over the world. The Now York lumbers oabl the country faces a great political By Television By H A L B O Y L E NEW Y O R K , Nov. l - W Watehing a surgeon rescue a dying woman from the tentacles of ran<er Is sn unforgettable sight. I hml this esperlence over the weekend slong with a number of newsmen and 1.000 doctors Invit­ ed to the demonstration by the American Cancer' Boeiey. It was dona by television, us In* h color process developed by the Columbia Broadcasting System. And it proved—whatever the im­ mediate commercial future of fcblor television may he—that this form of video already is of value' In teaching surgical techniques. The viewing screens were set up In the Hiltmore Hotel. The tele­ vision camera Itself was 2ft block* sway, trained,on an operating tahie In Memorial Hospital. The surgeon was Dr. Alexander Itrunsrhwlg, a famous cancar ex­ pert. The woman, about ft!, wax unidentified. Shu had agreed In advance to allow tha operation lo Iw televised, hoping It would be of value to the assembled doctors. "This is In no sense n cure," explained Dr. Brunschwig. "Her case is hopeless. Radiation has fulled. She Is In pain, and this operation will relieve that." He spoke through a microphone attached to his throat. The camera showed oqly his hands and the patient's abdomen aa ha swiftly made his Incision. • Opening the body cavity, ha dis­ covered the malignant tumor had spread through meat of h a Lwo­ man’s lower organa. T h e ‘tisanes stood out In clear Mile# under color television. But whenever the camera switched hack to blackMid-white, the/ Imcame almost Indistinguishable.' Quickly, cutting h*re. putting damps there, he freed the malig­ nant mass. Its sis# drew ■ gasp from the audience. To remove it the surgpon had to take out the cervix, bladder, and part of the colon and Intestine. "Nnw we have taken out all the lumerous tissue visible to the naked eye," said Dr. Brunschwig. HI* Inference was clear— there Mlip ,M. Donovan, for New Orh 'fhfL.A s,V ...fln ilih d fai Atlantar MI«X roster, fur Charlotte; |*. Olu*iu>r, for t.’haclottui M. ,T. MrDee, fdi TIhailotto; J. D. Wicks, fur.CIfiHlImuj Mias llrlsy Therttp, fur . Raleigh-Durham, and L. ft. Moss, for Ulvliinoml. W. J. Casey, .for Itluhinund; II. W. Ht. L’lair, for. Itiehmuml; E. Fafie, for Iclimoml; H. Fltihugh, L chh S u $ f iir N e e d e d fur Itlehtimiid; I', I'eck, for Rich­ T o M eet T a ste T eat mond; Mrs. I ’, I'rck, for Hlchniond, ami Mr. Chase, for Rlehmond. LA KELA N D . Nov. I —(/!*»— Orange* can meet the state "taste teste” today by having a lltlle tex* sugar In them. The requirement far sayloR when an orange I* rlue declined from !*.2 per ecu 1 of *oli(L (sugar) In U perrenl for oranges which are artificially colored, The color added fruit takes an­ other drop In sugar—to H.7 per­ cent -content mi Nov, III. Oranges without artificial color­ ing came down to H.7 percent sugar. They will go In H.8 percent nn Nov. Ill and that will be the standard for the remainder of the season, The»e requirement* far eugftr content* are part of the maturity standards eat up in the new citrus law. The maturity standard*. are popularly called lasts tests. Florida’s Annual Fire Prevention Campaign Starts StrikePeace Road Department Cancer Operation M o v e s Into High G e a r T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. 1- l / P ) - Shown To Doctors H ank ers M eet where the impact had thrown them, The hlg airliner struck at the river's edge, skidded down an em­ bankment and nosed Into the mod. I’ollco dragging the river pulled one badly mangled body into a boat. A man’s hat, a woman’s coat and a briefcase that had hurst open spewing out it* ronlents, ntso wrr* recovered from the river. The CAA's first report* wrrt' T U E S D A Y N O V . I , 1149 S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A I4 # O fD F L O R ID A I V /o M I I D ‘S o a r T k *ss TA LLA H A SSEE, Nov. 1— stste are still without o r g a n is t (S T E C 1 A L )— Florida's annual co- forest fire protection. Following operative forest fire prevention favorable local refernda last year W U5« I W fii i campaign which seeks to reduce and provision of funds by the Leg­ the mlllion-dollar damage done by islature, the forest service began fires to tho state’s forest resour­ forest fire protection in 8 new ces will open Nov. I. counties July I and contemplates State forester C. H. Coulter adding another 10 beginning July Mild today that all public service | ntfiO, There are now 20 county groups, civic clubs, fraternal and forest fire control units with soms religious organ Ixat ions, woman’s other land being protected by dubs, garden clubs, Hoy and group and Individual landowner (Jlrl Scout group* and other* are agreem ents. g# urged to participate In the cam­ Financing of organised fo re? paign by conducting local pro­ fire protection is cooperatively pro­ grams on forecst fire prevention, vided by the state and federal gov­ The tL S. Forest Service, the ernments with tho countlea or landstale chamber of commerce, tho owner*, depending upon the type American lied Cross and Florida of unit, also sharing the operation­ Hanker’s Association arc among al expenses. the groups which have already joined the Florida Forest Service A F I’L K C O N C E N T R A T E in promoting forest file prevention B E R K E L E Y , C a ll f . - i A V - Fro . in the stute. xen apple concentrate haa bean ‘‘Each forest und woods fire Is a developed here by Dr. W. V definite loss to every Florida citi­ Cruess, food technologist on taj zen," Coulter said, "hut If ovury University of California campuj. person Is very careful this year Thu concentrate can be sold in und every year we cun continue cans und kapt like froien orange to greatly reduce our losses." concentrate already on tha market. Statistics show that in HUB there were more than 28,000 wood* LOANS NOT A P P R E C IA T E D ers union employes walked out five,* In Florida. They burned NEW YO R K — WP)— A publisher Oct. 17 in the security cost dis­ 2,ftM),000 acres at n conservative­ today ran this newspaper ad on 4 pute, put out a feeler for settle­ ly estimated loss of about *2,000, new book; ment talk* through a spokesman MH). Tho stute forester said this "Do not lend this hook. Not only who asserted the company i* will­ figure is determined by a formula will you not get It back, but it will agreed upon by the federal und ing to negotiate “a* we have been cut our sales appreciably." a state forest services and doc* not all along.” inchuke Mho potential value of At Oalvaston, an agreement be­ tween west flulf const shipping young seedlings and saplings companies ami A F L longshoremen which are killed or rota riled by was announced, dispelling a strike licing burned. Tho majority of the forest fires threat. A F L ships’ officers eased the tense Texns port* situation hy in IU4H In Florida, U7 percent, today, for 118 day*. The longshore- wore rausod hy people with light­ agreeing to postpone a strike, due ning, tho only natural cauaa, men accepted a seven cent hourly starting only 3 percent. Of tha 97 boost of their *1.7H hourly rate percent starter) by people, 70 per* cent were started deliberately and plus other concessions. At Lexington, Ky., 11,000 A F L 27 percent carelessly, according to employes of Southeastern lin y - tho state furost service reports. Since July I there hsvu been hound lines continued on their jobs after expiration of their contract 27H woods fires on woodland* un­ last midnight. Negotiations con­ der organixod forest flro protec­ tinued and theie was no Indica­ tion, that burned 'I.IMH acres at an estimated damage of 18,017. tion of an Immediate strike. — They arc CIO atteiworkerx. Thu brought on th* strike of 480,000 othsr steelworkers with the big «t*el shutdown Oct. I — pensions and Insurance financing. Tho Aluminum Company nf America, whose 20,009 stcolwork im c o a a i . Hu7 1 SHO * "Out wn learned something from them. And . *«#»»’ patients1'haV* lived, mom <thaw ' Sara yeCfe'Uarr* stljl a lly r - after xushiopetatfotk ’’The patient la relieved of gain ami nyyterod *0 tmCfufoeMixfor as, it* is much., ty# do for each Indlvldii] what we cram" 1 -Ml*'-' I “T , And the •picturefkdedfrAM the semyn os the sargeen w eaF shout Dip ion tin* task of sewing up Rt* t>*t|cnt patient. . , 1,1 1tuiis, ire l.alor that, day - 1* sat before another TV »at and watched-Nott* Damn sink tha Navg^al fOolbhtl. <0 to 0. It’s an eertdl thing--Mevlsion, catching a Hfo and rlcrih dr Nina in the morning, football In the afternoon. 1 hoiv much more you get in a {tn a tlsit* Pram Pan* Oaal heavily by the Initial exnkrilonv "They felt ilk* an earthquake." Levy said. "The ceiling in my xevenlh floor office fell In Blaster hit me on the shyuldei but I wasn’t hurt, anr got odt hy breaking a glass pan* In he dewy/ Firemen said the 'blase a m u ndly began'. < W Ah elecmcitl transformer cnem. Th# first sigh of diffuculty tea* H fHchertn* erf light#. .*-> ■ *»*;' , iThe . I’ostoffle# building #ncirclei a grassy court yard .'T h is eras llltrrad wt»h plate p la n '1did paper* Woam feesn tin upper Moors- Rome tha glaaa « H blowa 300 feel. .c 1 One mall carrier said several pinply. ware, walking aaroea tth* opfn court y^rd v k n t the blast cam*.. ,, ,ni . 11- i a* " I was one of them." b* aftld. "But no ana w w hurt, bee*yea we all got tha hall out of there," Even after the fir* was under control, fireman still were UV*ng In determine whether anyone we* trapped at any place In Uia building. . |’ K a itif 4-door tides Can y«M aBord to let habit or tradition goveni your choice of such ea Important purchase as an eutontabUeT Step ir s s M and fad out which car giver you morr for your money/ You’ll bid that In ha price class, Kaiser glrea you more,,, mack mere...in all th* feature* that contribute to long-life, CIO Dispute down-right comfort I Use the chach-Ust balow, and compere the Kalsar, point for potal and dimension for dimension, with any other car at anywhere near Kaiser's modes! price! Ida W - 2 —here proved superier lo common varieties and meat Im­ ported varieties during the peat lew years. They were eatanslvely planted this year. They produce an avemgo per acre yield IB percent higher t h u ■moM fpRftl -- . economy of operation, brilliant modeni performance and the fa cts! clip this check-list tlta. Wetter l-sM'-n! f! rmnvnl nf Censpnre thews oJitq/Ww yon Agy m y en ro l m y prfcef Kattcr that yamt V Wheelbase 1UH In. Vlbtal canting span 10 It- 4H in, t/lnggege compartmsnt apnea XIA enhic It. t/175.7 ag. In. brake lining area./Cswapmsian ratio 7A-ta-l, •W w ei* *>« �* / ■ Bag— i---vr -frav? Yi?1 , / i;n 7 l i l t : \ \ KATI I Kit I n U n ity T h a n In H lren g lh — I iif H«r«ini;h UitirMlay To Prelect Du F u e l of th« World; To Promula tht Progress of A marie*. To Produce Prosperity for ttsnford. • • E h ? H a n f o r _________________ » _ ______________________________________A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y Pepper T alks To Lions Club *' In O viedo W a g e B itte r N e w W o r l d ’s N e w e s t R e­ p u b lic , T h e U n it e d S ta te s O f In d o n e­ s ia , I s E s t a b lis h e d a *” The Federal Corp Inturancr Rimid it favorably inclined toward corp insurance on cilru*. and tariff* collected from imparled food rommoditie* and amounting to shout $125,000,000 a year are •laird to hr »rl a»idr by thr govrinrnrnl at availablr to lUppoil f ‘jgjr price* of prriihable fruit* and vrgr- 1/. K* ^ la b ln , Senator Claude Pepper told 1' " * * * ,||»brrt II. I.rhmnn ^ membrit of llir Oviedo I -ion* t Inb, — >— “ T H E 1IAC.UK. The Netherlands. Not. 2 (>P| The United States of lildrniraia, llir wntld'i newest republic, came into hrintt today with ,in awieeiiiriit rndintt MW year* of Dillrli idle uvri llir rich I'.anl hidin'. .S|imird by intrin.ilional pre*•iitr and t'uilrd Nat ion* guidance llir Iit. L >•■>-«i.«i>« uni Dull b iinnr.1 ill tuiriiuriil *etliui| up a federal C l e i S Truman Administration Goes All Out To Elect Lehman N. Y. Senator lot 70.tMHI.IHMI A*uii*, Iiiiknl in ri|ual |iailnri>bi|i wi*h llir Dull II Clown. Probe Of Eastern Air Line Crash At C iv ilia n P o rts W ASHINGTON, Nov. 1— (/Pi — Iliiuinirn il ill irrapitled in Ihe muddy waters uf the I'ntiiraar Itlvrr thin afternoon fur the itecnlliiig Hint when lie wont lulu Senate in lOM when Iho bodies nf virliniN In rivllian avianniplqy won In n dSprewlmi and lion's woral tragedy. Work I of mrnneed )>y tho possibility of a through the night under floodlllh la. the boatmen had recover­ world wnr, he turned to pnat-wai iiioMrma of Iho trnvcrnmsnt, In- ed 4S bodice by mld-mornlng. fM l*ig g*u4ng, , Am«rlro'* aide* Him ffrUtntv • the enlr wuevlvnr. h a rk , un on tnifir their ivvi feet and "p resm riHrrs who In un Alenandrln, Vo., hnoret* world ffnf inn a /roe < men to live pUnl where physician* *ald Id* "wild fllllmal- rortdlllnb I* ikmhJ and that h* la CnngreM, h e ! esperled to live barrlna any un 'minted mil that progress hud foreseen runt |il Ira Ilona. been niudo In n forward lonklinr nr- qkatii. h-. . r „ "onrr the „. fox Jstn w‘"‘ WASlIINCrlON. Nov. t/l*. 1 * ’ III- riled the nirfilltlnn <>r tin-1 Civil Aeronautic* Hoard (CAD) roil of Iril*>r In the (Mi perron! official* laid Inday ihry will open parity ••»Ii*** suppnD Iirnirnon. f(llinn| hracinii* within a few day i.ii-inp tlir parity (llmul *ix |a*r ........... Itlaur collision which m*t cent. On r Itrii* insurance, he *nhl, "t'11 ,l,r tlir live* ul 55 per*on* here. Call* came simullitnrnitely fm ailiou by Conttreu, now in irrr»*. Senator Kdwin C . Joltninn (DColo) iiit;ed new (tub* on military phmr (littbl* on commercial ait way*. Johnson said the Senate Commerce Committee which lie l.rnd* it a.king the Civil A.ronaulie* AdntiniMrslion (C A A ) (or a (ul rriHiil on ycttprdsy'i crsilt. il will take about two nr three more week* to ire' fho feet*, and thn government will send inve*11eat or* to niirldii to Invatlirnte ■■Itri»o coridltlonv. Cltru* Krowern would litive been saved much Itnil tioi nroyrnm l»een In effect ditrii.. 1ti* ren nt hurricane, he said. polity keep* the iiurehnnintr power of tile farmer In proper 11 Inlinnddo to the firlert* he ho* lo ony. *.ahl Senator Pepper. He told of the Prealilent’a eeonomle cnnncll, designed to advl*e the roimtry nf uny threatrped de|ire*'lon, and of the work of 11 Joint committee nf ronxreas working on ecnnomle utmllei. ami voiced' the 'opinion Mint the recension from which Mil* ruiinlry iinx M l emerged inlet*' t. ... (Inaneniol Info ,t tCuollosea On r * a * Bt(» i-'l'iiMu Il'illi »nlr» Iniilrd llir ayreement a* thr dauii id a new ria in thr NKW YORK, Nov, (fl1)—-The national Demuri*ii< \<limiti-ii.* Indir* but llir Indiiliriisil* lent* ton ii pulling mil all of thr stops for foiniri (iovrrnot Heibni II I rh- I'eiril dim rnlliuiiaMli >otuew|ia| mail ill hi* light to win llir Srnate trat held by Hi-|nililii an hdm I o»ln Dr. Mohammrd ll.tlla, (irime Dallr*. iniliitln of thr Indiilirtlau Republic ’Mill galaxy of *|ieakri* from WadiiliHlnii irn l into Nm V"ik 'tile one id llir *lt|M.iliiiir', id (lie pact ~ • for I .•••iiiiiiii indicate- tin iilv limv •aid: * n ewe ■ 1 . llir Administration fill- nlmiii "Nrw ton nra w *1ill a mailer I A n I A I A lin r h iii’Xl Tiiru ln v’" •■li*i'i*mi v > rsu i v u a u m .ii ,, xi,,„ (.(l „„ „ tr*l lit ol di*|)otr and an endeavor shall llir I'll i r lli'lil’-i ■ tinin tii |mlii'lii. bo ill,ulr In tolvr lln* i|iirrliot| ill anil aim iim an impmlant inilnatiu I'•'ill. dir yr.u (iiIIowiiik the IraiM' of ivlinl lo rx|irrl ill ruin....... . rlcrtiuii't lliiiiuulioat lhr ,'iiitnliv In ol -iivrlrniiily." iu'XI Min. Till' Now Nu'l. Si nalr The liiiluni'-duo* liii.l wutilrd to Mill i* Ihr only our al -Inke in iii.'lmlo llolrli Nrw liiliura ill til*' I In- imtimi io llilli. Now I'rilled Nt.iti*. nf Imhdiesla. I'i i niitoiil Truman will * it|* iho Polliei tiiiHi pcruiit llir 1(1 weekN ew C urbs A re U rged drive for l.rliiiinn Snlniday, lliirr It iiniiid iiddr roiifrrrnrr to O n M i l i t a r y F l i g h t s day < lii'fiuo llir rln tlon, uiih u full, llie.v nitrrixl New (Inineii i ml in -|Hii'h fiulll llir t-M|i it ul. • lu.u1*1 reinniu under Hdleli roll' urr-wnr period hr reminded iho I Inn* of tii Ilino when ho wu* “hanged in effigy” tiv a group of “indigtuttit mothers” in WrudiIliKliill fill' advocating selective rervlee and leful-len**'. in tin* honk, “tinder Cover"* hr sold, u la pointed Hilt, that many (If those women wore not innthcra. ilo termed Iho four months' old flvlrdn l.loiia (’lull a “IllMv youngster" ntid coiigrntiilnted il mi It* (rood beginning. l N EW 8PAPEW m t t f > • •••mil (•••1111111 ihin uftrrnoffl .uni r•m»11: In. slightly »arnl*f k ••it i f» _________________ ___ B o u n c in g civb'i' Kiwnrd winning the cold win «n* ri'i'oirnlri'd by Democrats iik I llcpuhliran* itliko, ' lie ilct'lnred, in u radio address iloriiiM u "Wing through the key roiinly, that he hsd taken an ac­ tive pint III fnrmimi 11 hl-paitlm.i linllcy for Kiiropn Dial bail nuidc a The CAB'* investigalion will he '‘good "tail in I'lii'i'klnq coniniiiiilsi I loll lo nm llul us," I'm iiiM S t. k *>■■* si*' WASIIINiVrON. Nov. 2 </!'» 1'inndrnl I linn,in .aid today hi* I ’oinl I * >ui inoio.iiii tni Iiiii Ii Iiiik ■ i(i iindridrveloprd liuriya airas will la'l|i | ii ii *i* dial llir Ami'll (.III <V>lrin l* llir br*l lot llir |iru|>lr, ol llir woilil III all iidoiiii.d lalk lo llir \airinali S iaiily id t nil I monrrr* llir Lir-nli’iil ,d*o ilril.u rd hr lir lirtr. in lay |ilan* |||.||| lli.ll air I'll ruoiiuli I" inrrl a ,|tnahii|l "In ■iiiiiol *rr al |'ir*rnl Mo Iiiiiiiau *aiil do mu ol ilir l ’"liil I "ill |iri'|•*■«.•I i III iln rln p llir itiilld** irm iim * Im dir Iir•re­ lit "I llir **"itil - |irn|i|r*, aol llirii i \|i|"il,linin' Mr I h -i a.I,am oil tlo I plan a* ilrlu lom in thr llltrtU.l • iuim I pi"Kiaiii laid .mi m lo* in inyiii >1 Adtlir" linuiaii -.ml ihr iioild iaim la iril hv a -timmlr liolwrrn IWii ulriili'Wir- < 1 1 v 1 1 v m i, le " lik in g nl Mm The meieuiy h «h Id j in i'id l i r e f l t o B i 1* “P l&tti for} j>. ht if ? '* "'III, III Id : ' d "I l" 1 lllnnth—a* ,lm I. ’ "I'I oi l line ntil*a if i .......... nun bit than il" .III. 1, 1 Do lilt winf ....... cl it,.I by tha I" led I" touch I 1 Mo , 11 IhiiuiU fOVIft AUAINit a m i....... tnii h, i H it., y . I ,* u l ,, t u u I i . i l lim it P e n o tlr* m I V i u ' !' " ' 1'* 11 1' ti,lltlllg Im luliiHiiiit* i lirllri $ 2 0 ,0 1 )0 F i n e I sii '1Y d p o t r i o m c 1* S c 11 i c U l r i ! A M . ' F v i ic l >1 ",i ' c il a X V tjr tB Jffi w s, , ; T WBBk wkki*.' t . I 'M ill. i ■i•» ■ ■I ( . 1. It , ‘Silt (.1 (to 1 Hi l. •»*»$ ot Mmmi (.s.•11 •fill) VIl*-M t'i'i.! » tsaw ^1*1 I >i n tV I d i.l*k— i iiiiiwn .1 i *■ i• miluiirf • furht, nl Ul i I* |> InMIi I•••tklV 1 I ..I S I ill I Ml » III • i * i n Mluftti Mini U.lildlI 11 1 I lit* t'4'1 I'lMMfi* •Ii D. I HI !. ■ 1 III* title I.f riilel '. Ill I|mi itVmil It* \ sImi I'Xll I' , ills** Mi/t it tl lilt* ! Ill • • »til t M:»M>int • Bill HI ill'| Iijn|i11 f I Ml tilM M|t t i l l I l•• » 11* I* *'(' |»l I ItMthi * H*l * *l llir I. ■ 1 '! Ui \\ IH III W ' (til ii'iv rh*. \ iii*.... ....... . M *•n ffe r I •11*M I .1 I -d- tiil two * i ! mf I Iml 11Mil4 ! im ih* ’4;iy I'n^ltlnm ■ it f‘<i miuM» Ii |*|is Mill t**I .Shir( 'VM -i |».- in xx111*'Il lilt sirli. • i l vull !»,. pfd" Ml"1M•M «*r hfll lliiifl Y im (lit1 tiigh • '•Mtis im! uj ill* iihifM'tl Army, *s u \ itn*i \ t» I ss11'*> n ,f iii iign M U' I •11■ ]4s't I m Hl'illlti* t'Clft* tu Iii il .i ll, ., |, Sllfl MMti' t nr* • uhi|ifiii\nn*- 111in 11 Ii xtiii vu*i« 4(i* imi • ii I hi full till mi ml i I! IIII I iMtli.i II If IM• nl i It* I I f f • (I S* * * * . [ lllllnlii’ieil nnniiig Die miflnlibiyi'd fur year*, iM'come n |iermiiiieiit deIK'iiileol *t|nift relatives nr society und <lie nt nn early age." lie. William D. Htrmnl. professor of cardiology ut the University of Pennsylvania, lolil the gt'imp Dial fear I* n inn lor handlruji ill recov­ ery from heart ailments, “Tito I'utlont should Iw runssurud hv his physician, honestly (OesUatMO « 0 Wags It s ) Mm tIts• * *aiil it vi ill B r up tu ’I m ' I u iiii I m i l f l t i m u i c w Im l sh a ll tluiu* ii I mmt! V111$n i itl Hi' lm rd | „ < " i i " l l v, i* lic oniv lt" b l" Die . otniii'U <1 o lfe te d to lie o l'e ld lie S lid ' """Ui Im . been Mii'i (cn* for D m i ’ y i’tti - nm l i " lim e iii'r rd a s 1" t a etniMi'e " S VNI (ta il ( till.LX ' (idoid i'lli/«•■(* bin i"in'il under Du bed I'-'v e t- th is IIK iru itlg , ' t l i i 't . m i i n • ii iii a n u i n i i v i t 11"t i l e d id! a- tin tlii'Mii"*iii'tcr took S ilk H illi'c fi"in a iMninluy high of *!> ilegt'ce* down In blf degrees at . no A, M Inilny, I'he e(io| wave •‘iiraii in lie fit! yei.lerday with a boi "f I'D degree* and u high of *8, iiiTonling to I I Mmignton, 11., V Ii'llt 1111Ittlltl, TH E -— -’ W E A 'T H E k T .i v rK .s iiN V ii.i i;, Nov. 2—7^5 I'emiiernttlru tulde: STA TIO N U liin t a ib is fo ti Clde a go D e* M o in es Premia N e w O rle a n s P iltH ltllS Saint Luuls Beattie Port Alvars Ocala Airport U liii —* J t<J ( t i l l . t i u d n i i I ’ tH t n r . i • »\ Ih' <i r Mi i •t . S’ 11\ '. N*f Im (ft (•».'« I .In n -l i ( : M I » | IIMI s It Nt If \ I \\ i|; , f. WSf i. ii ii i*lib'h thn i ie no i( |""ii'd pro til If |||t It, 'l ,'e • hiM t .il if t • ■ 'f - 1' I « it*tlitiiril I'i 'W - ' ■vii V-? *( " in i" p r n it o f s . u iilt lliig l " i * a I i \ a . d n iii(D i" is a >i 11" I n i<" n gInput HI I. '* I ( |n lin a .k l,,,, hrfr.rr the lolerMatr l*n*l«iadmiie Medical A**... i t linll . w/.n;.... .......... I. ........ ■,i.„, •ion „f of W„t,i. North America, n f)r. Wilh.tinr.tl. I 1..<-.itii.ni, lr . .. w.irncd fh.it ".|(l|)|u iiiilltlog is ns iliingrruiis ns lining• incilli'inc at Woman's Medlcul Col­ lege of Pennsylvania and also |ircsident of tha Phllndclptiin Heart Assnciallon, "TI m* old medical atlage, ’Take it easy,’ la dangerous advice,” Dr. Lraman Mid. What tvnai aoctora doctors should advise, 'he went wt an, on, la Ii for famlllss of heart "seise victims to "stop making dlsess^ I i i . tiaxl' Ini In • u pi "|»i*4il tu i i d< i I (I ( d 11 ,Uli' A pin nf hr,it| *jin iiklid* xlunk lliciilV til r.iiillv; II" VII lull* "I «f I■' IIII Hitpli Datf. : in a I,el of (n* t" ' >• .......... appeal , >1 ul, *11 the *elt|a- ,d ii. i-'iiuiii" "licrA >iii ui 1 • • nd.*' W. i kef* lead* Bnet "♦1 1in i I'hui.i 1 ' U( uM '» 1 '*♦ M•« ... n .1 11 im, ,1m , i. Hi* •' 1 -■ 1 HI ' h M>MiM 1" I:; ............bn i i ,,..* i * . i MrmM'i lb. J .........I till I I I 11 I,‘..I" i ' I i, Ii " i <stftllMiircl Ds " I'p a ra l# hi I i *mm| *Iv'iI !*> n ,i IticSI 1 l ..... N* t, . 1 I'I l1 .1 1 ''im ' iHi ,1 i * ' ii* 11 '< Ml II In • '1 4 'Mli*i i V >! i 1n ■ii ....... 1 Ml M iii i d........ M * ' - *t It. i Im i I,, i M■» 1) Mj, ...1 ........... r • ' 1 (i left t id \ \ i 1/ \... ,t i u i d ,.*lie i i**1\ IIPI 1 * Ilil i.. I.t I s. MlMl | , , . * ■at . i 1 I' 1(1 I ... die 'I. "|,eriiior.i of 1 't ii>tl*hi|»* nr,ii Siiig.i|(uir in \V ilil i ui* ill i lit I (In' I itiki'il \V,ii II i ,t *h iu lilllt f •MM i fciM.Irl l.l tii. x x x x intiii i uiH iiilt, 'In i ui a tu in I nl (itil, In i i''Hir li.it lirrn tin iiilrii Hiilnir.'il il , in (, i • t 11 till, i 'film \l'. I'Hliilirr, .mil again lln.'ir In T ' It, ilir sitriic triiitaui'i' In ai kiioxiIf-li> s L. |(HI |ii1' till < lilt t'MiIf'tl f I' • Il It11 11••114 ♦1114f’»ill II \ |iT« "il1 llir new." J ii Iiiixuii ini , -*| Bk IIn* I f v \ 1111m» | ,**!' " A t HlllltI- fill ill" tlllll' gill'll ii ni i - Mill** niny Dir.xi mil iiiu-l nn K m <\\ hut mi Si .Iuum 1 Ft nl« in ilnfe liiuillitir* of t*ii In y inlii "ii flint I |Mi*i'tt|Mii I'I mmi Ii , tit M.i'li mi \ kemit' (till i'i I Hindi itmarieaca »■ *■*■•> *(»■ p ro fe ss o r .d fV ’u I I *'111 * i.lft'n, a.1 Inn ni Hill.mi'* liiml |"ii(Diil is I ■' Inc Handed Blacluner On Tax C harges (."IM. t hllnuliix luihlrMv hi.J < .I liiliul* lie i Hill mill >I weir I".I ■"II I inn'll llixl dll (iniiri h i . hri. " -('IV unfit }.l|MUe*e liHllllci ' Hi" lm n r ' " ' T i i m a n "D the tank I I 11 f u l l . ■ ' I tin* .Ml'* *'■ 1<11,at lo nil I ) i .le )• i "III rlilH'.l, ker)i 11tti* •t ............. . er Aliirtit an Atituiiu'luli' A .il ■d v,ait.-i «11,11011 At left 11 ),lililey Ittnnlo*. 1 -t ' lit,I [da ' IH In Al I Mild 11 iiipiaimilil Jauv M .. 1 1" hi 1------ p "iiimunill " Hi d I,.(Hill'd th^,' ’ 1 '"I I't It, UIUUllIa fm “• i . B win* linn lop of- ■ 1 llir r Si * IlllVf I"" I Heart Specialist Warns Against “Take It Easy” Theory Of Care ■“"'K w w t S & S T -* .......... . ltn«". «'»: L. S S a t m r.i*y - ; >' iivld rial li'J ilegiie* III Miami, 111" •!■ Citrui Shipments From Fort Pierce To New York Will Begin On Nov. 10 a rtio V ' • .11 . •I'P'Mdion. * it i i , in llldliM li(ipeil lu an " ii. 1(11 •« I'I <|IJ|'"M(J||m w ill he f Tlift Hi d llir " ' T"l < mil 111IIII1stV.“- A ir P aw ci Iv 'm v — — • green aleu'e III" all'tline iiini-l ( I I Vi LAND N d i Pi tile dale *i'l Til 101 if Hal il mi" "lilt a bum wiiv 11 "i" 1M i'inc Spitdiov 1 "in- t"l...... ii Miami'* rnble-l dnv. Cell il, CD • ml loil.iy tin A h ik i I .‘■(i i i . ' wlieii tile l"i*n (diivi'ied in a .*■' mil'l [.in.ire nl "die I. ml nl." degree low. Imlll .Iglllllll lien n .- ,|>hit- .1 i. n 1,1'iuirird t * I'm dill', ............... 1IIIii'in l* w liii W ill be tirexi'lit '■ llir ’’ilir Ii .ih I ,’’ lie IcM 11■ vice melei"bigi t (nl Du' Minim W h ftR S S J K P ft fm 'im .m- \I M«l fin ".ill'll iiiit.ii Italia "liniH'id, A furiini to give i'lll*rn< iu * iri' Inin (illy, Cuiiiity nod Slate a( fall* will be roniliieted lurilttbi at M:lllt "Vloek iiialei' *pii|i*«r*hi|i ••( Die llnxlne** mill l'rnfe*.'l"iu.l Winimli'* t'lnb at the Tonri*l <>■" ter. ’ o i: ....... on i ii'"laiim i *|ioii*i>rf4 M I', lii allirr ami aflar, 'inn ' "in .1 spci'rli l»> C IO * ■"Il I'I rtiilin Mm i ay, whw' • ," i • i no room itim il i mil' Im.. Tin poiipto nf til ' fI ul lit hi<p* ", und tdIti'i n ill iiiloi hi [, nit K »*m Hi* udilrd i hni if Mir hIttftilil| d a—i/T t-*.. M'1 ' 11> • inoiiiiim liMlny •* i" I1*■! i Ih i mil d KlrHrlrl " I o ol *i o| ii* *n rails I'i a iiiiii.il lln Vim'i Iran ..... ul rinlo lio ini'll ' TYPHOON DAMADR Mel. ibbln, Jr., clly nmosgi'i; II 0 Weallu'r Hill >'il". aid a lugb !"■ I M A N ILA , Nov. « —</P>—‘Tim l'ii|i'' I'halrninii nf Die ( ‘m ui'i *lire urea in Die Unit "f II' ..... Hr,l ('roiui reported today ltd ('iinimissiuni Jnlm Ivey, Imnieiliui' i Hull'll the eulil triinl I" lull acni' net rent uf the homes In Cebu pii-l PI d blent nf Die Meliiuob Klurldn. City, with 11 population nf 140.•'It'ii mil part irultii Iv nnu mil. ('niiniy Clistnhrr o f ( ' h iim iii n • 1)110, were tliiinnved or ihrstroyed lie I'XpIsbii'l ''We’ve bed ."bill slid Slate Itepri"tentative J. Iti.n today Itv a tvphotm with wlndi WrStbet in Met uliei ill "lliei ley tldham. tie M, tilt) nilloit ad hour, yesr*.” Much Interest has been *bu«a There were two known daaht. 'file Went be i liureau reimrU'l enmeroing this meeting, *ubl Mi Deplane wan ixllinated nnofllM IN ER A L W E L L S , T « ..' Nov. 2 </!»• The South is nn longe, Hully .Mem William*, president "t utlier 7:ftn temiieruluri'* aimiud riaily at above $10,000,000 In the place the l i l t President Roorrvell culled ihe nation's Nn. I ecnnomit Du- lll'W C lid* murnliig. Alie.ul) Die elnte milmb'd: Tell«bn**ce. Cebu City und H o'lter town* nn lit; Cm** tiiiy, I'*; Tunipu, r.:s, inure limn m> written ipii'Mtinii Cehn Inland. In the Central Phllp- piohlem. Il ii now America's No. I econnmir opportunity. • plttee, The tall, youthful appearing ncwly-eledrd |ue*idrnl nf the Smith- have been received. The jiuliln • OcsiUi tft: Jiteksunvlib', is, <(i Iambi fiifi Day tuna Heueb. 10. era Ncwipapcr Publisher* Auocisliun, Clarence H. Hsmon. Jr„ ol Invited In attend the meeting and Kurt Myer*. till; We*l i'nlm Iteiirb, ink i|uestluns aiuiiit gaverimieid, C O K K R F~ lT p llirmlngham, Ala., made thli de-#-------- ------------- • ■■ it!t ami Key West, 7'l. «lu< Hinted. JACKSONVILLR, Not. 2-l/Pi rlarstlon In an Interview today. liverlnir paper In January, — detail coffee ntlrM rose from Ho gave his vlewe before (ho Tho $,')if,000,000 plant hea a csfive cent* i*> M«tHi and ten fin is start of the final session nf the naelty nf DM1,000 tone annually, In several store* her* today, four-day 8NPA convention. Iluo_ _ ____ _ as the first mill st I.ufthe seme .•tores already had been eell a dime a cup. Bulk coffee prices son, who has been publisher of the kin, Texan. K. C. DovIh, vice president and went up here last week to five nirmlngham News and Aga-Hcrrents a pound, same feU II stores uld since 1040, declared that pub­ Imsliir** manager uf the Beau­ lishers in the neat 18 months mont (Tea.) Journal, told ihe pub- 1 raining the price Immediately and would hnve to fight Increasing llahcr* they must become ro*t Hy W II.U AM flOVFH, JH. otheri waiting a y h l lr fcdaral encroachment on "the trie cmisclnu* if they are to retain Assorlsted I'rrse Hlaff Writer tlitional amt constitutional freedom their "present place In th« sun." 1 A CCID K N TA I* D BATH Cool millions ot Florid* oranges, grapefruit and tengrrinr* will Newspapers must find "new and A coroners' jury, lommoned yes­ of the press," tide die seawayi lo the ve*l roMwo maAets starling nest week. more ucanomia means nf publish­ As an eiampl# of governmental terday afternoon to Inquire fn to They'll go in the k y holds of Iwo new ileamrr*— ihe “ Ysqur" and the death Monday .sight of James effort to “limit" press freedom, ing through labor-saving equip­ Hanson offered the federal plan ment und more efficient methods,“ ihe "Ciheo"— each with *pacr fm 45,000 bases n( eitru* plu* a dorcn .Klrtlan flauntt. C to put newspaper postal rates un he said. was Instantly W f An appeal for solidarity between hy a car drtvea b ■ sliding scale, according to circu­ the newspapers of North and death waa lation. of Maitland, ruled, Hmith America was made by Tom m.k. .hi r m ( B S t t m s v -k * ------------------- — Douglas accidental, County "That amounts to classifying Wallace, Kdltor emeritus of the run In thrive days and will nog service Is being operated Btsnstrom seld tiK Mwspapers,” Hanson said. “The l^niisvllle, K»., Times, end presi­ merit rail end truck shipment* "f la s. The Befrlg.rated Serving on tha the Refrigerated Htesmshlp Steamship neat step could be other regula­ dent nf the Intra-American Press eltrus which are now fast picking by L1 „ „ t B M Ubal(Ti«ry nf thn United Raarden, C. M. tory measures." Association. Up. Fruit Company. ) Collins, Theodora slling win will "Koch The first coastwise sailing “ Krtch of the Americoa Americas need* "Combat against this rising tide Bates, and H. A , ' of federal control," Hanson said, fur It* economic welfare and Its ho from Fort Pierce Nov. 10, with If you iHty n new home today, "is up to tho newspapers. Tha security the steadfast friendship a atop at joehsonvlila Nov. 11 ind IMI taka a smaller cut nut uf Uin JA Y C R 1 arrival at New York City two days and willing sendees of tho other people who read the newspapers Three later. Thereafter, regular service family budget than 10 years ago, are pretty sound," ho continued. America," Wallace said. Commission) “ Peer and distrust in Latin- will bo malntalaad from Fort tha Builders Association of " If they are given tho truth, they Miller rawa Fierce every Thursday and Satur­ Florida. «»• will react aecordtagty." day and from Jacksonville Friday official government Sysrtaai'j ... who-.,. ‘ “ “ ew York arrivals •paring prewar nnd ( F A .f t m w t o«d Tuesdays, ting and showing that wwwn —my* accommodation* more destruettv* than orate," Waiwith MI8-SP—liquid at B4PW f f n ^W>» ,WU> [J Ivlduala are up 260 e Ncr. 3 I . c u ts O f f e r * I’.. N e g o t i a t e F flT . r. ; • I v S e ttle m e n t i )■ , M 'n o ' s' S t r i k e I n W i t h T lu * S e a s o n Against Diehards In U. S. Defense A Holivian-owncd l*-)H litthlii and an F.attrrn Aitlinr* plsnc craihrd in the air ai built tunic in for lauding* al national tirpoii The itirliner had been cleared In land first. h't-vf-y ^ >ll 11 l . ju-l *J pii • ini. Ami*HenI) luclnt nnollier year, iieltdillnx M ' \>d| nrvfi tiih’li up uilli Hi* di*l'IIHi|lill* Willi the di'imilld Ini g•Mills 111* Mu ll' Kin fgimiii'U* ill B u b l i f M o u s i n g F u r Hiiiil "Oil IIII* lllftorb'l flip winlil lilt’ll Inivi* iirvi'i' llir Iiidoiimiun IMionle tiilM'lli'd *Mni if Mu*y nil |M*I Ml 'v jin lti; :l I s A p p m w d York'* aenutorliit rnnii <t iiitoIii *v)|| fnd ii «rent relief. Today wuvk In Lr«*|i •III* WiM'tii front l« pimh'lionhrd llilllr*' ii'ruril in for *vil| la made nffirliilly known! mK Imnxi y.' tti*n no nullnn ml eitru uffuir*. il'ii ihr eiiloiiliil regime ttVer ,.Mrrv on n mo In (tl'itsp ...... . U tSIllM . 11 IN, 11 t N..> ;> Diillco hail *|Niaknix miKiiffe- Ir.dnnevla will dlsnppear Und a. p,,. „,hi.r f.llnw Im*. I#I"• Mt< |*i|liiir Mxtlsiliyf All m, p, hi* ■ii*ro*eiin MiMilr1• ItIlull illMUMllUcd Ifltf nirnl* In IIn* llronx and Manlint- I'ew order x x x emne into heln*Ji u l(. p, 1 Ills ii 11«-ri$ii<iii Mini flit* H.iiif«iiil lnil.. IIL • npiKUirlit |i I n n n e il Tim *ifrnl(iK of awreematetav^n# tiiir •[,!*«» In unit m il will I'tM'll *Nld thn next irMsii" 11nil i«im A b MmimI) lut speifhe-' ut four Itrmiklyn mMIr* liHik plai'e ul 'll final ptrnnrv. |mi,. fillnlttil Ii*«» Dulltin 11 ! •, mi ninl Ittu meetlnu* In Manlmilnn. •h -hIiiii of the niiinit' tnine ruli will -hoiv no Amerlflin populn (mi •*"$11 fnililh Iit1111 -'i a*| |M*■ I.ihmnli ilc-rrilu'd a inythlral fireiire pre*liteil iivuf hy Dr. WI1 Imu ,if arimiid lfill,IHMI.nilU ll> g 1mu liif in. nl II bill la tilled llir *ii|i|in»ri1 “ sq- It m Du e*. Nellirrltiml* prelniei Mild 11 1 nut t.ii"n»**- * mil lo |d.tn (mil 1(1*4*11 ((III Ilav1 (/.ftl In I onlil fm Dial Drill, bill lo Mtilin|>al' I'i pel Im wi*iloin nmt foie*lirM" of If I'i* opeiilnx aildn**! IJ i mills Mm Im t v« mi • I ■' Itiilte. mi Intel Iiutlomil unit ter*. D' ee* *ln***|.|| ihe hlstorieid un ti p.ipalllDOM ibmlib' Dial lo lb' mitls 1he .1*m ini s »jii l in of 'he day to Hie Dot."' 11,.\ i iml l" llai veal * Tin* Ih iimerntlr l.lhernl liopeful Im (I nillim il y * ’Li tl I mi 41 people* ■\v, , aii'l m't Die iitibt" i"" in"it ■'111b-,1 Dial IIn111*■* inrorrerlty "'•* tiid"iii'*iiin ‘ ‘ ........ .. “ and •|lHI fll *•Iimifmi1 v ft Ul mm , tiil'll. be aid I1-aIb'il 1 In* (urn of world event* Dio world, 'l l" ' in b 'ilo iiD v rich orcbipebi II,. 1,,|d Ibe I'lirilieei* Dial 11 Itn il 11m i In ii |i|*t m • (( M III a "peecli lints Ihiiti *lx litOltillX D ir mini o f ( olnmt,ii-. 1* I h > ml, 10 1 lo* uni uni 1 i" "i" 111 k'M'^til* Ml In Im ♦ it 1 j' im Ih'Ihii' Du* mdlneill* "f Du* win eo 11 .,*ii*uf4 *■■ »'«a- sit 1 I, "im b li'd <111 n new am Id < , 'll lillll'pt- 111 Dldif a in v e re ig li * la le . Dnlle* did iml i>" into ltd* 11111I lo I "lie pi'oido w ill lie ooverned 1 h i Iml lie ................. il once nKoili ;• fed eral repiib s In fu m n n W iir n s o f tin 'll ■"> M e r c u r y U i | > s l u in i"l>' in dtnpinp tile 11. S. Id '•iinndn'f. T h e lie In N o r t h e r n F l o r i d a J O n i l S O n n a r i l S re iad ilie w ill 1 ■ puili an I"i*ip11 polb y tiiivard Kn lb bed lo Die Dutch crow n > inpi anil hiiiI Dll* iinlinn "den n i p a rtn e r In n New D o i.b Ml (Ml, Nil, it (d'l tutiiuui >| mrali'li ..... . . *ia'li n pollry fm nIn.u.bu n '.in n Iin lu li a p ro iipin ,' ■ Du' Km Ka*t. 1 11I 11111.nim i* iiu lb m * " iiiiiliu 1 plui'ed a i'""bllg build un Fl"i"li imiMildly w.iim biH\* 1'idi* -• cl Didlr pole ,ve*ti‘ii!ny 111 tin' lliil l- b ('H in illn liw irillb i,,. i. mpi ....... .. di|i|iing mi" <1"' tpii'en*. ulii'ie Die ballattnir may dll', in h"iiliem Hcelliiii" prove a derisive fiii'lnr in Tue* lniii'.i i i'i'iiidid leinling ai • 1,1 ^ f(irMJlw O ver B Ut M. M iCS'l'i wai d7 digH'e n I s s u e Dm eold F o r u m T o Hi* H e l d Cn-lview i" nnrlhwc'l I' bu id" mil VI1D1 IJ'l«fi|i bl'fiil'c Dll* CO * ( ’ n u t o n r r r l T o IC .it Ii A t T o u r iH t C e n t e r iiciir till' Unbiiiiui line. oi' Win Id Wnr twu and I hat his Miniiwhllo Iti*|>iilitii-a■i Julia I'm Ii. Itiilleii in hi!it*■itmi I n> I>i-iiii)crullr lerrllnry loduy on a filulform of "iiinrt- |ionro ninl lo*« In ai'i,'* wlillr Id* nval in N’rw h f- (onitfhl. A ssociated P re ss Leased W ire P re s id e n t T e l ls E n g in e e rs N a tio n s F a c e d W it h S tru g g le B e ­ tw e e n I d e o l o g i e s South Termed As Newest Land Of Opportunity By SNPA Head 1:-, |«r«r i iaiii Pact Is Signed Ending D u tch PoTnTFour'For H i g h 4 W i n g C I O O u s t « Rule In Indies B t t i s r W arid P r o - C o m m u n i s t G r o u p Y o r k C a m p a ig n S e n a to r R e v e a ls F e d ­ eral C rop In su ran ce B o a rd F a v o rs C itr u s I n s u r a n c e Club. About Ml were pieienl. Mayor Frank Talbott webomnl Senator Prpprr, rerallrd a talk by him in I **40 folllowing hi* rr turn from a trip to lirrmany, and itated, "II yon read liiiloiv yon will lintl that everythin!! Senator Pepper pirdiclrd about (irrmany came true." Mayor Talbott and llir viiilor* wete introduced by Al Hulling. Linn »*creUry. Sriinlnr I’oppur. following Ills llitmilurtlnn, quipped nbmit being ahn of llii< Tnliiott family on lain mother'* idili*. HernKing tlm l S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ^ ^ W K ItN E H U A V N O V . 2. 1949 Esta b lish e d 1908 V O LU M E X X X X d ................ >tiiiif|ui(*f»H nrer if oniilhiMHl riianl. W iriJ** rf w- — t■'■-(,!' i.A , ■• ■8 �IVJ.TT TUO THE X he S a n fo rd ■vj lists Ml.'seS W h its *'it ,1*1.> •*%• r|tt ' y " •' and s n m la . im n S B lx w U r hi InfnriHt in mcntnl illimss iu riding. Buokn tttmut ii ut J lii'inj; m ill. I’l'opk' arc ri'iili/.injr Unit it in uii Iniptirtiinl huI ij n t. ‘‘The Sim kc I’M" by .Mary Jmtu Wnrd hm iniu tl in it hi'II i t , mid wiih flu* imwiu of a hijrhiy HUt'ci'Hnful trtovio. Tlm l ll> MAM IIA W 80N ih'iill w ith the? iibiioriiml |«'rmnuilify and itn enro from flu* nmv voiiK, Nnv. a—(/in— point of view of till' woman possimsiug [I. .Mntiy liliaitiPeeniPli lire wrnrrylng liiiM .tM i l.. I ll: a HI Mailer uuilim .s m im In a r m m t bmlii'-i llom i' .lo m n al t hurt? in a cundutirtcd IW.tnrw Wanaavr IIOVI'I. " M y l i r o l lia r's K ii'iu i" by C lif f o r d Dow dl'V, W llicll '•< l i n i C I I I I T I I I H I H .I T K 1 U r. t'e tria r e .an ili'Ul.H iv ilii 1hr* m a lto r In n a tlit- poitit o f v ie w o f tht* u lilc r Wnaih t.,H> Waalfca iUH, lir o t lic r whom* V n viriifo and Hint of whom* juiri'iitM art! m id * _ M ill, ............. aim i ic il a ll Imt iin lii'an ilih ' l»> tin* ro m liiio ii o f ffio y o u n g e r m an L M 1»ar 13.1III A ll a b lliia rr n n llr r a ,' parUa ui in tile I'm nily. tl is true that tlx- book in fle lio u an d flic tkaaba. irk n la itiia a ana a n llr r r n l c h a ia rliT H fie lio n a l, l,ul i In- ■ miac.itieil c lia ra e tiT n a re all tM e n *ln '"*IH Inr lb* aHtynkp n l dealt w ith iu n in a n ia i w ibeli lienrn th e Mtamp o f tru th . ra h la a l« a .l*. w ill h r rb a ra ra lu r a l r r a a l n r n d trrlla lu a f a ir * . T ile nlnte w lilr li in I lie Imok d ia ls ho inade(|tiutuly w ith il« " T b e r * w aled \ a lln n a llr I I , ln - p a lie iil is V ir g in ia , lull tin re i>« Imi'dly a s la t e In llie union laaa A r« » ya p » r lle y re a e n la lltr* ler~. » , a t n r h , « Hlcaen, lie lr n l* . w h ich d eiils mm h m en ahlv w ith llie a e s o r io w fu l and j j l M M M i l . a»a at. X e e la . I rouble imi'klng peoplti. Xh* liaraia la a member al iiir „ I» H | I'rraa nblrh la ralltlrd S in 'll I'a lie iitu present, indeed. prolileniH a ll b u t iiiaolljldi'. W ln ll la Ibr Mar Inr irpalill ,ab nl all Ibr In, nl nrna yrlalrd I ’ll! help is possihle for inaiiy id' llie m - • euro fo r mime, tbla arwapapr*. na well ae all a n sih la iiro .ro )' o th e rs. And lo r those beyond euro, beyond aiayalrbra. aid , beyond a n y possible n m n ial liv in g , som e w a y o f life W KIiM fH D AY. NOV. 2, into m ust lie found w lilrli w ill keep them iih e o m fo rla b lu and ohefnl a s po ssib le, keep lliem from d e stro y in jf hy tlteii ^ TO U A V 'H IIIH I,K VKHHK a liiio rm a lilie a llie fam ilies from w lilrli tlie y cam e. II is a hopeful sign lo find lir lio n sto rie s a ls m t l l i e m ; (There are aome who make the of the ferm enled ilrlu k any- fo r people w ill read the h>rv of hum an in te re s t w h e re lim y ag hut a Joyful Ihiim for Ihrm- w ill not read llie se ie n lifir lorn". And w ill'll th e y u n d erstan d Iftee, their fnmtlleN, th rlr oriuliIt in nul debatnhle Mini llie problem s they w ill demand b e lter so lo !in n s Ilia n an y |y »lu> lililut llllaery li, nil w lilr li have yet been lotiml m public r a re , T h e s e m a ile r s Bend lliem <iml lo tlietuai'Up" need a tle n lio n . UIII ro'lliplrlply ,n,d<l II. W I iip that nmkptli nlnd Mip I i p i i i I id nian.--I'h. in 1:1b. We air tonilAtaly l,rue| aina/td al ihr i:iowing numlirr id puma ^ MHM Him wlsor live, me m in h ! firtd al the very pr,d. nl dim iiv*v' Mnect thiniiid' It*c.M shuck*. Id ay Staltiniu* e asm* Mine up.il yr.il )w l a kill. m h i our. Iloni ihr U ,1 ; ilr.,,1 .,) 'I'). tiKiiin as In wliiit kind of a reputa' ihm iiiialnen iuia wiih the public. Tliey <uy Hip puidic often h^^th* wriniu Ides ii IhhiI Mipiii . A lo ng <■ (lilies ii frie n d id liiiidncai* today to |odnl out Mod if Mip public haa tlie vviim g idea, It's thu hiialmw*liin ilV own fin d !. And o th ers |odot out Mint total* ii,'h( ini'll love to fiiip jfa llie r In cun* vp u tio ii, ii m, 1 sjieiiit noii'li Mini'. , 0' iity mid o iu e r lly in punvinclpg MiPiuaelves a ll o ver nunhi that A n ieiIco n liio iio ’ss niPlhoits and iilrn la m e okuy Imt M iry arc ji, ,t (H iking 0 , Mi p i i i * p I vpm. A lingo I ,.*11 >if llie p ill,lie ysw na. llidie.11 lid lend,'I s H lle ild iliK Ml,' N'oii„riid I ’o ielgn T riid e I'onvenllnn lin e m e odd hy Mr. t.‘buries R . \\ it h ii , r in iiiim iii of Mm lild o r y . ii■ I■ ,i 11111* 1,1 id Molitnlii M n lvara lty, Mint "I hi-iop s Inis fulled minor* ,il.lv O, devil,ip pul,Ii, itdiillnna in nnv fnmlnniPiiiid *pn*e." tie miikpM it p liiln lie Ihitika tl„ piild i, Inis the w rong sla n t In in,my , >i -ps, hui he iiiy s Ihn hlunip f,,, ii ,, no m fm in o ln in nit I iiim I- ,„ no'll. I I ' ' assure,, you Muit ho Ij Florida Shows Employment Gain In 3 Industries 9 T o o L a te T o C la s s ify By R U S S E L L K A Y A ,'ily In krr, uecuiitnnied to get- aervlec tn hi* contmunily md If work to m ilk u l*,ii|( about S:W I ,t colla. for. hard ................. .... am! long T A I . L A I I A S S E K , N o v . 2, BMP our* lip Me’,. . . i"’ t , Employment in three of Ftorldn', or Udl.i o', lock In Mir morning, bp doesn’t doemi t mind O '" r-^,llt.|n_ ......... . poor down-trodden men who pu t tettiiu,: rich but hr makes .liv in g major non-tnanufncturlng Industry in dll nr Id hmnu a week anil a old a Ik IIuvh lot of fiiends and groups, mining: transportation, hd of other folks who Kcreaiu about , happy, lie i« n lot happier than rommanlnitlnn nnd puidic titilitlea; k wlio worry about wage* and llie bunMiips of life and yearn fur and government experienced an the "Welfare Statu" ought In get i ouui • mid working rules and spend overall Inereaao of 2.7IWI workers uulf Mieii lime marching up and out In tlie rouuiry and try follow in SeptendM'r over August. mg the loenl mvrrhnnta and farm- down in flout of aonr Icdy's |duc«' Alining , iiiployriient rrmninrd o f bumuess ph i lying "Unfair" era around for n day. •iiible for the two-month period I spent a couple uf days In thu signs. but increased 2IM) workers from And the farmers and growers, ,,.1,,.,. |!U8. lajsling eoninuinity of Pompano last week visiting my friend (iene aim Inonzed and with Iminv lino,I . Kmployment In interstate rail Smith who niannges the Kilgore are a haul working lot. Waning r„nij, W|,a uji 200 from August, but Heed Company store there. Smith constantly with insects, drought,, p , . , , i t . j p i horn September „ opens Ills pluce of business at fin d s , co ld , la b o r tro u b le and m an y I yVnj.' 'm m , E a ip lo y m c n t ' iii o liin r b:1H) A. At. and even at (bat hour it herr problems they do a real Job. trnnH|M,ltn|ion industries imreme.l NmvV and then they get a gmal ,)y |(KI |„ Scptembm', lit* usually fiii,!|i several folk impiilU'iiily waiting, anxlou* to market nnd make Mime money .but was ih wn 1,1MHI for the year. get spiny material, implements but more often they see their Inf,or Public iiliii'ies employment i«or other supplies me,led ill their wiped out In a night by n sudden mallted fairly ,-table from August freeze or a heavy rain nnd they to September but gained idx per farming operations. He is suppose,I lo close at U:00 have lo at uii all over ugiiin. This cent to a b vet of 17,5)00 from Hep in llie evening bill generally ciih- happened to the growers in the teinls-r a year ago. The eoiitlnurd •omers keep him Misru until much lloitiuHtend area only Inst week Increasing demand for these ser- * Intel', mid he i< often eallerl upon when heavy rains destroyed their viecN is M'spoiisiiile (or Mila rise, b, go hack and open thu store ill recently iilunteil tomatoes. Hut (lovernmeiiial employinent in (Mill) or 10:00 „t night to nc- they know Imw to lake It mol they Kloaidn showed a net inrirnse in 0OCTON ftulon W. ltawson (lell) i 'Iiiipk IuI c ninir farmer who forgot gallantly replant mol hope they Heptemher over August of 2,5100 and Or. I^ onard P . Bllel are two ol lo gel feed for Ills mule or must will win with a g,„>d crop mol a employee.. Federal employment dcthe hvr medical felenllst* who ur.cd Imve some -mpplie.. for an early piofitable market. You hear nlsmt creased 200 while slate and local llieir lucky breaks but yon don't goverrMindil llirreased by 2,000 twn rare hormone* to retard and '.lari in llie morning. A communist would probably olways lieur alsiut tlodi tough ones, workers. The inerease in state and partially destroy ranreroiis growths g„vornnierd eiiiployliieiil t» point to Hmilb a* a money mad When II riiiiies lo gambling, llie-c In «l* patients at Memorial Mos mil,mil,ul sons of loll can give |„,gely lo llie opening of llie pits), Naw Yo rk The hormones <a p H iill'l, <„ot ei nisi only w itli thr be bookie buys a ra il for I heir p a lilic ,ebools. n b o lg b ly doll, i i . Ilo i you eari tak> lin g " I l o i . ' , only „ iii, w a y fo r li'ial ... O, l„. p io p e ily In le i p ip|nd tu were' A C T H . ■ terrello n of th« tin p u ld ii'," In- I p II h 1I iij I i i . " T h a t p ittittiry , and cortUone, an adrenal V iilvon iii*M S t r ik e i ilu o o g ii d ir ,, I iio iln e t of h u a l*. . (In le rs m io n n l) in . I iop I' o , Iln impIvpM, T in 'll* I h , (W is nn u li'iilid e . b a ilo r has leiirned | If in m iu r im i tliiil o m w pobl u lrlh n Jinn imen ininli . . . . . . , , . , I I I d ) I.A W V K H H nluiip III" YitliiiJi Itiv i i m I m n lli id H ip A r c l i f C ln T lf. IT iw I V i V ; . / m.I'Jh wmibl" J o wi-U N bW Y U K K i Nov, 2--h1'J f i v r pi'i'lui'.a urn gdinp in l»y pinin', n il l yin g jdi'ku m ill iilm vi'ls. i„ ......... l*v Mien example." lawv,'i >, apolmopit in Ja il for ,m i. ltd ‘Ihl H ii'ir lirntli i 'PHWiih w lm hud In rntiKu it m i find n r li.v ]>,. Wilson Mn n lists whirl he t ,011111 o f co urt d u rin g tlie (.'one i Iii I'- mIimI. ay* llie puidic believes aliuiit muni I pntH pllliey t r ia l, Will l,e III T h e pn.swipe id lim e lino hrmipht n m ny rlm npi'H Hinrt- ■ WEDNESDAY NOV. 2. 1919 H K U A LD . aA N P O k U , r L O t lllM Industry Leaders Worry About Poor Public Opinion M e n ta l Illn e s s H e r n Id in a A N F O ttD Imvnl to le iim in at lib e rty iii ruiiiig it ffrom n in Isn't iw n lin g me, S m i i i ilb i Mi isn ’t bcailng money. Owly tlie f a iliie r rn n 'l pay The ... .......al increase In a ll gov lo b, lo1ion* m,i fill fm I he themoney moneyliehe ‘mybody far prateetiini againsl eriimenlal nuploymcul win 7.7ISI , 111* 01,1 get', lie ie an old fashioned conn-, ""tine and the elements. workers to a level II I,HOO or 7.2 b y liny win, knowswlint II rtiean* Over lilt' weakonil, in cnmpiiliy pel'rent over Keptember HMH. Tim I . lie iieigliboi ly and bulpful., with Vorntin Ramsey, fruit and majority uf (Ids incrcnso Is duo People win, eoiue lo Ids storu ol vegetable eontiiilier Ilian with to ilUTCiiseil ........ I enrollment nnd plniiie for help al night urc nut whom I was traveling, mid Held, expansion of •sellout facilities. just eu lorn,us, they me his elosu Kinney, sales nmnngri fin Cumfiicuds and neiglilairs and lie en nicr-firiihain mills of Texas, and of the the local local boys. tioys, II enjo; enjoyed Jl,y" ••»'»« w " b th eir pro- uonie in it of D r . H o n r y M c L u u lin ell III. bh ne mid visiting with llittm even.u fishing trip in thu (liilT Htrei jf „ ,|„ j ..... .. , „ „ him a l tim es. | W hile wo d id n ’t eateli a rove O p tu m e lria l nvetod M l fm iio r f, leads show t h e ir , s a llf i.l. Wit did gel a nice mess of | ...... . 'ci.,... w rlp ii v w r it in '.'//("’.n.^tlM!’ pni.Vir ^ , ^ 8 wrung? then a p p ia l |„. |H|* tlml "whal people '.c m N „v f, ' Bis ilhpioieiill'lllj, 'lie lirtint .n mil given lime ladluvg is th« Mai the If. H. I'lrc iill c u i r l „ f o o pii', ii.......... by dropping by his k in g s, m ackerel and dolphin. I I I Miftwtfa Ate. Phono S IJ unlciiiplalcil ,ii I’lmiil.i Si tie l lm" l|,t| 1 *«•*' mure nnmirtiiiU than appeals delayed the I'W e f n 'p o 'iilly w ill, a hamper V ,c u n } l5 !,|t , 7 ” elrrily. Firiiilenl (am pin II ny» ve'ieiday and set mgiminii on "f ' frm l m vkgotahle*. | W h e n I nskeil llcrh how Mie ' '.Vm-' p.'.bliei.'ako,1 !!^ hv6 iMimaiirnl tloiiiiilotii't lenivna Aliitiv ii piild tllK Rer. hud he i.|.|ili"d l.im w d r !«. thu kind «l llie lawyers' appeal for the week haul fi liermen *ee to il that he VV,’1"|. ' ’m',! ",'i ' w h I'Ii w h u ll lt"u|iH Ih " world pump, "m ild have timd" i i i i i i , , ,,(l iv|ll(l lt hcllovca. of Dee. 12. always ln,a oiue fish in hi* lorkei ,,, , * Jfrnm!! ■ '■Wtt have llie ■ lliom.iml men will tie im ih il Illim i'y IViIII lesH " ffd l'l. T lm l pi'iid|ieeling fur gutil d u tislu H, , , e, wlmt Hi. WIImiii thinks The lawyer- were sent, ll, e,I ie and be diH'sli'l want for fresh eggs ) , / ‘Jf, ‘'ir T I.K crop in mir ihfte iluiinu llm oral >e,i. Ilieie tlie K iiiiih lilip illHtinert mill u love of m lvim tliru la iK T lm p s von Iliinl. Iilemi Imsloeas. Check cently bv ll. S.D lslrhl Judge or n rhirken for his Sunday dinner, history this year. wilt aim lie a itudeni union l>uiM- 111" si'i'i'ol u f ilo fiiHL'ilililimi. j | UM,|d It. .Medina. A,,<l during a day lie eollects a Vl-tlng the Hoiilli Dade 15,unity itoni and see if ymi agreo. PACKARD .................. , . , | ta t 1. tin public believes Ijusinesa igg, all Alltlrlir tlailmin .inti • lot o f sincere sm iles mid band- a ic a we a iliv e d the day afte r a Not illllll sp rin g , WI.V e \ |ie i'K run H I h; gilusaud Wlli'Miui „ r.*ri'iii to the Uniti'd NaM IA M I l l U I I ,D I M ; 1 shakes Mail help make life worths«Viire in ln x tn rill hud destroyed group uf lioiire* for franlr ,'.dn s. Muiiiiing llood the hurdsliipH o f those who dig in the new Y u k o n s t r ik e t beenuae it would deal a All A.Ml I I K A C I I . Nov. 2 i/1T w h ile. , the now crop and w h ile growers Ill® ptouiam it tx p rtlril to coil w ill mu o v er enough gold to idfeet im itiT iu lly thu iiinotnil to .fa-nth blow o, economic national- . ............ . weren't too happy about it they Kim Ida re«orl Down Ike sliect a block, Angelo about lie stow ed m vuy nl F o r i Knox nevl vi'iir. T h u old-tim u pro s "m and tariff ami euirvncy eon* cities- Miami Henrh and Foil run- a ie tmoaiit. It is not a very were already planning to replant. ' l.iiadeidale—report more Main pretentious tdnee, but it Is mult Carroll Mull of the iluile County pit lo r in now jim l someone who may o iT iisio im lly find gold .... The liiltijet anil lirllet piliiions (IM.fHIO.OOO in building for the , Illhj ni'U N before day* (■lower* , KxeJt«nue at Princeton lUlil Pontiac Sedan. Itndlo, Most ,M flic win Id’s gplil In mined iro m litrgu duposil.t, hy , "'ppo.rd ii, the leeipriwiil bad® -aid nlli liidfratudm pointed' r<> He.ilci1, *i‘*iitly Krtulpped ’nnd in that «te ipaid In w inlei* m tin* i ligiit. Everybody likes Angel,>i be another giH-i season In sjdlc of inilurn im i iitiiiin il uietins . I »i«in ue iit*, in Mm inleraat, of iia . — goml Meeliunirul condition country, llgr none l lm oli will tone i ,w a mum,Irate gain. . , , Iso opwith................ Itussia,. wears a smile. as. big. as . a barn Mass wishes ii — . . the present diffbbiltlcs. Al fit becauin cvetymie wlm lm a S 1289.00 --------- •'.-fi— * *rr —----I .1 llie palilic bel lew s Mint. bu<|* 'the -annul the IntUrr, heentise .and enjoyn wl-cc rack lug w'lMi Mir tiiulsflc waa (letirge Cponi'r, mini- ] F o r Sale i, , „e . fuviir» tlni .Mursliall I ’lai), iD-ULUaV I Hit' wilt want In rm„J lo Joeul supply company. rompany | b,,l f,,i (lie wnuig reason—"to U ii Coiaiianilsii) In the iinirtal enemy fminers, packinghouse taiys, field ager of a loi'til. • S n ilJ l'i* O i l l S fur frerli an, miim Iiiiic a id At llutnusIfiNd, J. Lee Hinltb, public lax tumiey to provide all of iHpitnllsin and stands in the |mll4|s and others who depsiul on 'life. Thiil it llie opiriun <d ly a**o|eil maiket for . surplus Ami. ......... .jUr. f C Wilson m " proposu ™ ; . * . .......... .................. **. •*• munagVr'of anotlier Kilgore Seed flow does. Hi:njHiguftliv,M)nir»4Wtm«l#i'f|il ronvi'Hloriro, for mil ions ns oricii ti piodueliou, thus .keeping l'*Os™l)own*i Jr.i who loW cell,uii coffee mol their bom and■( Store, reported busiheSs good and tn cure these mlseunceptioiis, on ill Jaiktoiivilt: (hr oilier well ns fo r in d iv id u a ls. T h e Itinm iuns m e lu ck ie r lim n niosl pi iiea al a m u n ity level at homN supposing he is light in siiying ,'ffga Ju»t thu way they like ’em., thu]uu(look oyccOtjnt imicJ in) lie l* j j f •«T siT3 T>( iTTr? i i*T •'O l tltal Flotilla i» iu a lielier lit hltvJlrutl IwA. si'tsJ iT h f' enpitiiliptiu pow ers unn a lw a y s lie ami piling pmftt upon prufll until the jillbiie's lil.i'k ^ l,Uc1' Altlimigb be speaks broken Kng- J in coii|lu(it .contact ,v^ltji all the. i I'htmoi IM I ManfonL Fla. hltdiu df illi d ljjd h iiif ijfm l g n ei w rong In Hut Sitviut H ninii, lilion tfl't spilflli/e nii'jlhe’ il l lisli, Angelo is us American a * , growers and shippers In the man ■ 1. T|p puldie belluvus thllt " jHa r , epiileuds , 7 /I r ii ’1 M, m ill wh"M< itaJuanuVvitanlnihli' Jo t illin g" llie tune the Com liusinus* doesn't |'l' primoiiert limn any oil • i ,ie i umilti iably, upjiosvd to, they come, lie Is rrnderllig a real’ lie ought III know. tfllfl the trouble to Inform Mai pub­ | ,i„. pl()l,i ............... ..............far kid e in llie <nimby. " I lien will lie mnnisfs rmi nlwnys idume Hi" f/itrh. aid tt" lic (mw business stands on these T h e se fo in ie r ru le rs Imv^ Irt'Ull u n tmul of rim m d in g .... .doped ureas—liecaute t ille r mol siralei uiiKMlm i • I IhwIi* uintters. “To ilnlv most liusilorn and women lo llie lair i Hie f u r ls o f llie H iissim i im rtiH fitl o f iilinturons m nrvels, birdnr.. legunla these plan*it aa ncsstueii Imve Ih-cii engrossed in from III" sleipu^ engine lo H uj M lhm nrine. I'resn m o lily th is ,lHr |,"',',d l'l,,ni to be explaltrsl, business be liUsillC'*i Du its own sake lather," lie said. ; w as In m:ri«w\Y<‘* t e n i n ip it u liit s H onk Hie ro im lrv a Iniek " l l "' tajlrves that hual- willing to bolber," Dr. Wilson any Biisjiiessioi'n nave gut to g< latlin Amlci-'u. in iiilniilmiim ......... ......................I " 4 ' f . , r n „ • ,|! :3 ,r ■ JCTSm12.1«VaSE!S^aa out. of Mleli olfot'x, lie contend., lire IV Ill'S m ill I Ill'll' Itytriem n m rljfllf fu lly he I'himed I ......I,, ll,,, business leader nnv Mi.in,ip,n: edltoi lo llie and meet the palilic in imldlc leporled to have *ald: by peis,mid m nliirl. lie notes llie blic, tcllt Imw ii.iid n i* lo {mil lm m iieli I fin I is w rong in Kiptsln Im ln y. Hill lew slm le n l.C wlm i 'Well, uni' Ibing ytni rail say for Igootl ttiWipapeimali. "lie |ia» o f l i i s l o r . i w o u l d s e r i o u s l y u l i n r g c I h u m w i t h k e e p i n g g r e a t I'otiiiiry uboiiials with town meel old .1,,,' Plalin: Me shoots hll lugs, emineils. eoiifeieiiri'M and I tat, ilrrp and luralhf hi* nrwu- i n v e n t i o n s s e e r e l , n n d o f f n t l l n g f o u t i l i z e t h e m . strikor*,’’ fortims, wbfre biislne-siiirn roiibl W h e t h e r lo r a m il in n o r m i im livid u iil, Ih e u se o f n #r", m v * Mi Alldcoietl, who Ii. The pill,lie believes that ill Its hr iii'iinl If they wrrrn’i so bu*y. w linriil lie pr.iki. "It in s e n p e g o n l o e h l o i n I m s m i l l ' l l t o g i e m i l l i l h a s n o e n i r d , , . i l i v e blind fear of I be is'oiiolilies of ]f they don't gel out mid Dill; eoiiiiiomi m, business favors hark­ •ort ol title nl you <.<ii*l hoy. f o r i e . I t w o u l d l a * w e l l I u l o u r t h i s I n m i n d w h e n e v e r h e a r i n g la Mm public md Just to them­ ing every leaetinimry regim e III m i . v i i r g i i n i e n l w l i l r l i s e e k s I n p i n o n s m n e m i e e l s e l l i e I l l u m e [it a mrtiiillnio joh, a, well a* selves— l)r. Wilson fear- busliiesH the world. i of malinit dcvoinio. handlmp f o r p r e s e n t i l l s . 7. The public believes that taiBi- may Ins,' Mm ImHle by default. handling (hr pulilii and ID nnr't hrallh." And yrl often ilo wr luid lull,* who rt tried rvrrylhmg c|»r tllldri thr I and failrd at all ol tlo-m who they would niakr good nrwtrn? J A fK HONvf M iR, “ Nov, 2-r f you me wnniril .ilmiil .itnmit (S P E C IA L ) Producera received >« I Iiink Ilf fir.) 114 y o u r C it y C n m tn lB slo tw r in J a n u a r y 1947 and h av« ih Ii Iptul of 111,1011 fur {I ibt in tile lirM Will, grl mil nl fi.oiH fiitill’ iiihI 7,IMU ImKi offered j hi-v v h I vim in iIm t c n i'tirllv for i i I iiio h I litreo yearn . I Hitt now fluking :U a ciliei. Ili.it it win ir >1 ■v ■ill four Siufr operated iilnl nine 1 you in i'i> I'li i't mi* fui' n iio llir r H im ' y o u r fo rm . I link th |^ 'b ecau se tlcfln ifo fall. N« one in nnv enemy enun- Indepriidriit i i i i i i kc|H In Ilitt Intent Wmllil liollirr In ilin|i n bomb weekly saint fur which figure* linn I....it nniilit li.v our I ’lfy In recent yenra Hint JjwjttU.MS furtlier worn iivnllnlilr today In Jnrknoii- , SUftlitnl Wlihli miii«. !'■ iplrnl vllle affirm of Florida Slain Mar­ inugretia h in I In* iimkmi;. Wltilo I ilo util rluim llie erwlit (of our Iffttwlli, Miller of llie Uiiiviritiy nl ket*. Cash figure, mi five re Port It hint Item mv privilege to iihhIhI In lititliriiii: uUogt^utuI antoiirnglng M® loitl tlie Ue.ilimt Am --.,.,- iii it in Ini I kel i< were uimvnllshle. I ' „ , f * if1., ■ ! , • Operations nil the I i i i II v I i I uh I L'^tMiirlay tlmt Ainniiii i In«l ■M’ «|«inil nloiuic w .itii.e it H aling K riatrin g up of large lame c('tin Jiln in* I tun |ii(iii(l tu puliit lu JttfU u few iudicntlunn of our growth tall cities of from 30.000 tn OjtopiiUtnui 11ml I'nii'l l r ®v«nii«lil. Hut tin- liny of (lie Year W a te r H ijatim ieru H u lld liig .P e rn iU a palitian center it lumleii. I » to L':ir»8 y < u i8 ,4 ll.u o i'lra Hoo iimny ml vantage* in i w y y-mi l id « small city, not ill nl llt-IK 2971! 68(3,147, (Mi M illed iu atomic warfare. ........... llie firm V ilk in i gold n u ll III Hi" iiiiii'lii'M. 1ml Ihu lm yd u .lu p y id III" IviH cal |il0 H p ""ln r renin in* llie wifti". I lie fllHl'illlMImi id' the (O'lirrll Tor III" yellow inetilt ill m id i tlm l III) n m tli'i Imw mi u g er III" m l m il i i 'Vv i i ii Ih II is pni'H Ill'll w ith pliHHion 1937 $ 1 5 0 °° H a v e A C o k e . . . Prmliici'iH Receive $2511,810,0(10 In To the People of Sanford ■lit "i rVUAi l . Utor Pester wlm icenit to IfcffMHn that he hat enjoyed Atilt lings. MMn of mail Florida news- youJaycuttle, Livestock Market, Uet. 4'*wy time he hm evrr run B6, 4* Hint® cutllgufMi huge, liiit.70D.ti0. i«em> to think that he Klimlmnivn* l.ivaatork Market, Ml' have their iu|>|Kiit this Independent. Oct, 00, 070 cattle, If fhl^ it *o, It it not Florida •to hums |Mi.WKi,M. ffNftf that have changed. hut Live O a k r OiOvannae County We ran remcinber •f befcre the war when bitterly denounced '•M Nafiitti, aptwared n MKh otnwtcd to diclatoi* 4.totalitarian type« of *</*• ,ai everyone, warned the I, the threat to peivie from i 'and.ibd hit beet to pic* ifouatiy for the mcvitaUs M we felt w« had wfc®* VonMin with ithn. '1'ii f ' M ' i i n h i p * t^!r But i f i iwto'fr aeena to hive w i'fNSthr dictator w ih o a 1940 (Nnv. lu ll 2710 * Ham'll on, figures through October 1949 and entinmted fur November mgl December , (, j y \ y jf - ,‘,^ ij t'kjen to ..J-:'1 mV*. <>! it. R , M ond j ’r-aJ^.|4 * 1,180,000.00 7 at 7:00 0m< .h k JtrU ih tnuif~m«rktm 9f rw| coca cota coi ^ �* _ _ _ — ■ "•IV ■ ’ W ED N ES D A Y NOV, t •••' <{l WHV* ■1 T H E R A W FO R IY H E R A M * H A N F O R D . FT.O R1D A 1949 .M c llim lis l Social And Personal Activities Telephone 148 C a rlin P a lm e r R a y — Society E d ito r f, , S o c ia l , L a le n d e r Personals F i d e l i a C I hhh W i l l P a r k “ P e a c e ” B u n d le Mr. anil Mr*. Flunk Finn- and T ltH ltrtf) 1 Y The Fid d le OIhru of the Ml’, uml Mm. Flank Kviin*, J i . The T. K I . C l . . . nf the F ir.t ""J"!*' J’h.u« h v,* « ‘ '« ',,.u k ‘‘ have a rm ril finln Ku*l lhi*ln|l, tik i.iu i I. ...iii iii» * ip* fA Till Peace tmmllc In ro* Mu**. lo iilleii-l flinernI .eiviee* Church Anne* S n « h «t «r7*1 0 with with M Com- for John Kvan*, which wen- laid Church 7.10 Wm ». jt Daywith the World al tllp mWPl. j X l I c Hhndoln . group . . h«*. ,ng nt\ Ue L t d in the church today. Sli. nnd Air.. K. F. Si inl«<imiith The South Hhle Primary Parent W "r « ' K 1 n,* ht wi,h Mr"' F ' l“ T*«vh«r Aaaoclailon will meet ut * 1 "> Jr.. prr*lilitig. M l., II. were giumt* In.t Tlmmilai „i Sit. K. dell lacM'iited I In* devo­ and Mr*. At. I.. MiSwenn Sir. tile uchool nt '2:lfi I’. M. Scat lanoutth ha- a*.iilncd lo- new ilemlnole Chunter No. *J, O. K. tional.. Memlier. weie u.ked to hrlnu dutie. with tile I ’nitcd Slate. Dr S. ill meet "t the Alaaunlr Unit Airrli'ialtui ■ - New* St 8:0tt P. SI. Student loan night tlieir mnterlul. fm the handle to pill l meat ol the home of Mr«. Woodruff, fi2’> Service at the Ili-lle (iliole State 4111 be held. The Went Side Parent-Teacher i tink Avenue, not Inter than T h u r.­ Slurkel. lie wii. in -iiaiice -a the Ateodatlon will meet nt P. dny lumnitlg. The package will he U. S. H. A. at the Sautoid Slate M. tu lw preceded with n lainril dedirnlrd ut the First Slethodi.t Farnicm Market la-l >i-m. to inerting Ml 2:3d P. SI. In Mr*. Chinch on Nov. i ami .ent (iermany, H. St. John', room. M r s . H o u m i l l a t T e lls I'he c ln .. iilno decided lo .end F R ID A Y a Chri.tm n. package la ii former H X ’ O f I ts H is to r y The American Legion Auxiliary aieinher who i. ill and confined to will meet nt the Legion Hut nt the ho.pltitl. tiift. for th|. pack­ All*. F. K. Itoiiiiiillnt .poke lo age are to lie brought to the home the ('lilted Ihiuirhlem of the C om7:aO P .M. World Community Day will I....... I Sir., II. K. Cordell or the Kvn- fpileruey on ilu- liodoi y of I lie k ........ .1 M»l el... il It.iaw Dniiait llr« . Beautyt> Shop, Chri.tm a. I ’, It. C. uml tile CorilYdeiale I ' m ub.erved the L'lb..« rlrivt Alfthiiill*' Church at 3:30 P. M. All church w rapped. hinet, at tile ii'Kii'ai miellov ol In.lend of the niiminl turkey I 'lie - hupli'i held on Finlay at me til her.'* MIT n cited tu attend. Ht. Mark’. Chapter of tluly dinoei given hy the c ln .. in the .-I:PP I1. SI. at tlo home »»l \|m. C ro .i Kpi.cupal Church will meet pu*t nt C lir l.lim i. time, the group Slaty l| sliniiiir on Maeaulm Nov. 7 at P. M. ut the limne voted to contribute a tike nliloUtll Avenue. S i-i v Imm a iiti-t-' -i1. with to the I,milling fond - f the charcli. Air.. Strum; m-ii- Sim. I’ I I'm y f U ri. Frank Miller. The clil.e yem hookwhich kin* alld Sim SI. S Wiul-Mi . SATURDAY weie made hy Sic*. II. K. SIrNab Tilt1 J.’lld I’-aim Wii . le a . I try The Hanford Tourl.t Cluh will were di.tl'ibuli'd In the mcada-i.. S ic . A. h. Ro-aettei ami ■tmidiau hold u .upper nt ll:(HI o'clock ill Dining the *iniul hour eeveral I roniniillee* weie H|i)>uinled doling the Touri.t Center. Hi'ncrvntluri* ummdng ro u te.t. were enjoyed I may he made Try Irlcphoning 137- nud prlxe* awmiicd in S ir., Join) I he reiralm *e*.ion, lief -1 bow at. W or (IMI-SS. The Amcrlcnn Iwiri.m 1.. Miller and Mm, (irm ly Dnneitn. were *eiweil follow imj tbo no . I oil' T I io. i - pre.ent well Mm St. Auxiliary will .how picture* of M r.. Kvun. SlcCoy w ii . winner Claii While, M e. M. Ii Slm k their project the 'Joy Shop' foi. of the m o.leal gninc. land, Sir*. W. S llram l-i, Mi­ luwinv the .upper. llo .le .e e . for the incctlng were The Touri.t Cluh will have M r.. SI. F. Smith, M r.. K. K . 1tt. V. Horace. Sir.. lto ..eilei. Mm, IV a .upper at tht> Touri.t Center nt CoojH'f, .li„ M r., t’. W. Krgle and < (leorue |>. III.la-p, Mm I Herndon, S ic . Itnnmilhn, Mm K. <1:00 I*. SI. Uc.erviitim i. niu«t S ir.. VY. II. Iriiiieiin, O llie t. pic- II. I.nney, Mm. II. Huililt, Sim fitu d e hy noon on Thur.dny by .eut were: i'oiklliK, Sir-. Wiarrlli. uml Mm. telephoning 437-W nr ilfiO-W. The Aim. F. K. linlehel, Sim. W ood-1SI nun;. American Legion Auxiliary will fthow film , of their project the raff. S ir.. H. .1. Ilateh i.o n, S im .1 duck Strickliind, Sir*. V. C. S|e.Shop." S o u t h S i d e r i ’A To ■-■niter, Mm, .1. SI. Cami-ron, S im .1 Sliltoa Sloan-, Sim. C. II. SI o. h, MONDAY The Camilla luimhdu Chaptri of Sir*. S. C, lit ahum. S ir.. II W. lletu Slgmu Phi .urorlly will Little, Sim. SI. 11. Hodge*. Sim. meet nt the Sluyfnir Inn ut T;:t(l o'clock. The Dindhe.. and Profe.<*ioniil Wormin'. Circle of the W. S. S! of the F lr.t Methmll.t Church 1 will meet Monday evening at it the home of^ M,x. P OO p. M At Rohert Illllhimer, MOH « D rive M e e t In C la s s r o o m s Slemliei * of tin Smit It Sub t'.Ii Mc N'm I S ir*. 0 . L. 1tuiiiiiii, Mr*. ent-Teurhei A m ochitiim » ill in- 1 ah 1.. F . to itn e r. Mm. t a r d e ll Aim. j„ tlicii cliild V c l* ** 1 niinlH tl" I T I la 1 - ■11 II I- , 1 h VI - , I ■I ., _- * «i a * .1 I Slillec, Mm, John Fox, M i.. Jea n ­ Thnrailuy at ’J : 1f> I’ SI VMil Tlit nette La mg and Mi«» I .iiriiii pupil* and teueher. Ten Will l.l Franklin. | ) U x h U ry P e r fo r m * n v c d ami a 110 miaul S tu d e n ts A t F e s t iv a l Itli '! |f*R* H Ht l( meet bur will lie held at ■l . l , ni the aud itorium w ill, W . W illia m * pit-*ldiiiB. C h is H T o H o lly w o o d H a v e S a le s S a tu r d a y Hy The Mmittldem of We.ley Ctn-i* of the Fit .1 Met1uali*l (. hilich ntudi- plan* for a ramtinue *alc ami rooked food -ale, Itoth <f width will Ire livid on Satuid.iy. at It* u-inilurly meetn i; Indil la.I even* mi- in llieii - hi**rooia at the chinch. ||o -ti—i— weie Mre, A. II. Stevem-, Mm. .1. I', flnnmuild, Sli** Alary Fail-li. Tim K 'All* lima*. Mm. Fled S I i i i i i k i ' end Mm-I. .1. Iloyetti'. Mr*. Itnpi-it Strlck* liiml |iie*idcd over the nieelliiK. Tin- iumnmi!i' -ale will la- held on Satuiday between Faulth aed Fifth Street oil Sanfoid AvtllU* with Mm. I C Duvi* and Sim. ('he*let Mniiiel* in chaipe. The cooked foo-| -ill- will lie held lit from of Seat - and Keehllck uralar the direction of Sim. St. I« Wl'lfht. Final* ftoai the two *nte» wd no to the huildinit filial. The it coup voted to patchimo an ice rifiiltenitiir f»t the unaifx kitchen. Hefie*lniu'iit* weie *eivwl at the rnlK’lu.imi ,,f the taeetllllf to Mr*. C. II. Winn, Mr*, l-idu Stall, All** He-*le /mdiary, Air* .1. tl. Lunev All*. F. 11. iaineyi Mm. K. It 'H-iyle, Mm. S. ti. H ue i iin ii ii , Sli*. J. L .dcKliuiey, Sir* .1. K. ('-.ill..., Mm I-. SI. Tyre. Sir*, (i. W. Ituilev. Mm. Munturut* I.. Ki IwmhI*. Mm. II. Fillrell. Mm I'. A. Ilob.ml, Sli- S. O. Shin,d*er. Mr- lloniei A. 1‘rire Ml*, i *1si in It* IK‘i (ulim. Mi h /, ! l Hiltliff Ml* St i icl. hind. Mm Ibmli'l*. Sir*. W nitlil. Sim. Ho> Till*. Sli** Ver*o Wood**** k. Mi*. I lav I*. .Mi** I'nit-li, Sim. Itoyi'Me, S|i*. Ktlth ....... . Mm T h a ittioial, Ml K. C, W ii min * and Sli Flow e i *. 11*J BOH TH O M A S H O L L Y W O O D . Nov. nPi ; \ eolcitlatim r «em . II ih b C i" 'h v d c*p ile hi* li-thuiBii m atim a, II-' I liu* been keejimr a keen eve on fiv l‘» h.n I *m »* rtftrr In I>«•I )i - ri Iiiyljirixl ** 11 ri mt’ti Eh to in lm*teil to hind. Init rflu'll l loved rim Ti vva- only a few in f ml- 'nit,I it wa* ti,i worse hil11mj mu III il*»n w h., -eckuty 1-tM lcluvi*ioti. T ile lito a n e i ii'Vi'itlnl on tin" M r. Allude" »ot llm l lie vvnti beall the liiirtim c T \ -hove-, took mil to the 1111011 ' olid hi- own ilehnl ml into the m edium , He con-tdet- the I new Kd W ynn *lmw tin I -t i sn il the crop. SlraiiH i'lv eimuirh. it i- m tho -inly hlir-leiurue proBiato ema nnlio B front the We-t Cua-t C tn -liy ilidii a lc ii lie w ill di fiaitI) Kr t into video alt,I hi* -I," > will i-e fil iiii'tl *o that it ,,iii he , ditc i H o w ever, til- T V del oil i* at ten t it y e a r ill the fu la t e , m aybe l,a,i" i. (jio rtfc Aliaitttunii'i y, f ii in iwt i,n h i* hobby oi iiiuk me Im m h o , p iece*, I* now m nkiiii: Iimi-i t>, Ho around them, He >m. ...............I n couple of lnui-ow Inch he'll THRU MAKIt A HARRY CROWD, h» proved by Vice Prr-birnt Albeit Imtld a fte r lie fitii-h e - " I I I , I, , . I tin k Icy, Mr* Car Irion 8. Ilndley unit her dnuuhici, li-op. II, alter the Bind* T r u l l -' Hi di-el........ that couple announced they would be untctieil in St I . ........November tilth. w ife I >i ii nil Shore ha- taken up Il.nklry, 71, nntl the widowed Mr* lludle*. ilu, lane been a romantic I p llilllillB . W h irl, in*-t nlllo't lll.ik rIwi-MUnr »lnce lliey were lir»t Inliodilceil in Wathu>i:b>ii. i I'lti runlloiioi) • Li- .M oiili'oiiici v- a lam -inif in dtixtry. 'I lie l.en io n at Dcci'iii y'- i'1'ii. . . t (lem iiu lio ll 111 till' Itew lle tli I kiv ir| h e a t e r h t'M S O II I I I 11*1 r u l e s .A r e ' T h e m e lilm , "Iteyoiul tin F o iv * i." *m . . . . N e w Y o r k H e jiin s O f H a l l o w e e n l * a r t y pri«ed Hollvvvinid It i* i in- onlv iillijn c C . S film no (tic condem ' W ith no Mi* Jilld f ho aclivltiu.' lied 11*1, now 1ti ii t ' I'he O o iln w " N LW S lilt lv , Nov i pi T he Mi IhMlX Ill IlllilllV'l hu* been ie clii'-ili,> il ••xlije, l ion III ,'llilw III I Ill'll I Cl •I'll-oll la B aa a- Hie tlo'o. friend* ',M " ........ late ih i- v e a l, bill now llm l it lot* >liter im m -t • i’ i .11111 of inh*i ■ > I-* I•11\ im," ii III si II * - ta ile d it i- lo llinu in w ilb -min' from Sio n i- h Hij’ li Si* lion II u( III’ l III *1 Hi 11*r11\ AAt<itti H allow . . a luttls S i t III I111\ ,ev , ,ell ,, pli , 1 -aiil niicxpc, led c\ - ol , iixoiivt’t hunt ‘ l tun dot ll hii*l.:»ntl, "l.n-t In the Sim -"' wn- viewed in c I ..lb-- , ... .lo iiio d t.i iho If ill Mntmik* Hu* lonuii kjililo Sin ll»’\ With nine ipU'-liiimiti' I'l'cmi-e ol Ha* L'lioin i l aiah m i Ih iv c f o i l (ile n n l.am tan lav - . biim in la him it- So n ili Vfrii no im uli* ami it liimi'i Ii....... OtlllO Choi, I,"f I idle him nix. j . * h' ........... lav m Im It. in mm .I tbc ntlii t nlithl a- a -ni f '<linv Dll "Al> loi x 1- Al\ llohhv’* pi i*i lot, eficered I-V all the c ritic* \ ii i .ilu* 1 1 " c ........cut w c ie Kl|V | on riiiihk nnd TV, und m um l my B a k i n g S o d a lla in d y L a -l iiiaht tin i c liii|ipem*l an llith /iltn s I>>vcr Vinlri-nH . Bm*hIn film* ill tho -jmn unto Wind, xilIn-1 hupp) up cl when ila am i f| -Itjlill xilus ntc \1 jm In I C m e r K e n e i e s cnl "Iti'Bim i" p i.w ell to lie a w ell I no daitc 1 Mtn> «. m \ \|«t li t* ! Fi nni c* | K hH i i *i Wdluiuiw riol only m in i I found'd. Mill I c -liliir acyl ullorH h iii Mt I * »|i « .tilt , \r|cm* Inotli | ill <af \|* Ni w r. iiture* O f lilldto,1 hut i i l ’O ll- ilo v -bow l ia b i.lv , H- n t iiv a l Mill Illltl I ill In M > M h |!| lllll't'k. .Vl»t' I li’t* hUu I i *’*, ‘ k i "t, Ii In i«»i i i o i i t , Itnkinu *odn i* a handy item Ibid o ,n E le cted wiii> -n*picioii llnhrit*' ............. l-ikii l i i f , A Inn i,, toive uimind m eineiifencle*. sIii>1it■*, dull , him I-* ninl — , lieiioi-e male *1 i Ii* t lie a lii w im , (|tl)trc dll Ov On, \ it " , loo Tiuauth it i- pat licahn ly ll*e flli .w ill, ila* evci'ptiiai --I i-iodili el M* I / * I *1Mil Iv.i hi j :t| I i i n l i , ' »re Mime I ’h r i \ I ( *I ||H fill'll, ...... l.l m l lie klb lo'ii, iic 11 i til ll IXIMi* U h h jii * S i . x on i idiiim m d iiddlliiitiiil w a y- to a-i II: III U n i.u i' •ll 4111)11. H uh I 111ill 11 M r \ nd 'h \ rir IIS III.HI *" III ti t a nmailiwa-li, mix about * The I Hill !•.►%.• . M .....l.l i s •*** I k’ ....... i •myhlfm dllorl S I'hn. In Iho S-m o*<c rea-pooli nf -oil* to a Bin** lni-i III I i’ll | |thi ii *Mt l C -f it mil"T* '“ f " 1 ......... . P 1'laved .......... If . a -to, V ........... pcopl, wlm of w a lc r, * nl thi' m-ihiiot nt loi do ijil m oidiiidui wj niool ihnnu h \holiido \n..n\ It can be duMcd uvei find oi-d«Mi»»4 xvkt 11, mon-.. IT , aiuuiuo Mi.m \ \ \ ji |«ll*\ oil III ojl 11ss ti (tl M* IE* sxho fold i h ii u. sx tm e doniilllB -Inn - and -ImaiMtl**' * h . I Mill i'oxc " sXii * Jill till Mill It ,il in .• 11kjij1111111« i|| 1 I h I n ||*I ln ’i ii I lo illo d I ii ’ I im hx H id A - a fii- t aid t ic iitllic h t fot | Hint • in* u ii Ii I u lluh ili It.i nkh ciiil lam ................ ... me•>" '* 1 »" "" ................ imi! 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I n n l m y i nl* ol B c y m i i I §Ml |i|iih|i*ni . , , , ,.IT and lim n * d <an be made into a | ili'ii -, Ji Iliterk11 I Hi 11It’ out ho i n lea,line , ..I, ,,t II- e mu, i he -tr onw <l!*l I I'll 11* I ,||XX I O'lU'i' I OIIUII lo 11 ( J* i I ni —11* w ith w iitei iC o n -id cr un-ill- j ll.Jlut \ S' ho f. nun i u t| io mi m «Im m if ii moo lids in hoi Miihnmii Hud hoi llovsi i do* ki .| .In -int i III t'llle , fll -t l I xIII).I m um on Hn H o i .Ins . 1 I ho 'f iin jih iu»t n id i hi I Kin d s u l i •■•f I -V+ V+ Sf-T + 'F-M h.f. s+4»4 ll i* ii re m cil) fm in*eel Id le*, | It Si ii ji Ms II I*III i , hi r*11If |»hl x of in ii Iin io 1■*I hit hjind, hut itI -1> r.fiiM. Mnmto ir*" look. J *’.In i lin e * and ia *ln > wlien applied j I*I *.tilt no)i 111v, liHl o|ii' Huil hni.lly h* M.h In* llko nil opt nun* ini* hi > > n IE. M ini I u’Vi m In ol lio) h sx Im hr. h . h o r s o i i H .ilt in pn*tc fm m. XfllJ," Silo il\ * lo di Ho1 , oi j|hUli \\>> ill! lo do •>i dik'd J) IllillPl ml rn < 1 1 X Mm ' " (•‘id (io n . hi i l>( * M D IO S IK T H IS T \ -o tiilion nt -odii and Inho* , Ii*. Ji Hi “ jo Us ii \ ill it'1It 111 Ss Id l'd 1 In Hu . 1•id l‘> '••’.■ ull Imi nut dull Nlnlie fot iTHis u1 m l ho *»iiIlii'il i<lii*«rii i i u m hi w ui m w a le i ( ii I —mi t tliii-e (able- nt dintt) d\ t h i n fml \ nd, in nd.lilhm , , ollB^I' I doit i lik« I ht I |i i of I X 1 l o i in) ss on Mh Ii l £ I % R h (. u «J S l <I ti lxri I fin uli ni-ia. ■"I -p ii"ii- o f -min to one ip iart of l’ ii !•* mid .mil i .uil i.lorn i* nf > I S'' ' hit o III I 114 lit. nil i tin |..x im i lio I mm t'lKIIIR 'TIKI w a lc il w ill Imi-eu d ill oti tun-tleX, fill) Xf I h* i f i .ui u y »' d m iiih lfi ss ho, im ih | Dill r I xx .1 * In <11 and iielp ileodm t*e it. *y•{* *f-.{■•(■-t**!*>;•■ )■7 4 + -III111" M ytnmi 1111ioi j r* *fm' hu|i flu iildy (ilio xx hi* tii'i’f*, Hoi, ioni|io'«-i M in i1 IIIit/ -*ioin ion II v , i It cun be n-cd a* a W'uler M>ft ■ ha- 11 mu Im im d H iiitu dm irih iu u Hi i inn’ ll III*| DinHioi'- ilf'H’iilitiitM c iic r. iw iiiir a ta tio iin 'o rd ln v to tint, ini to i Mini' lx i it'iil utofn.ki itnui I m m Ilu* I i'ixiiiiiiiiir. ! Hie condition o f the w a ter, Tin* x» ,iv Hilt /-lo in Ini- ilnno tin* ! uho»t* fhoio mo im idimu! n iiy - Y K tiP T VLKS PtH I I H S W ASH IN llTO N . Pa., Nov Meinla-r* of the llaxhiil) School known of Pnnrinc who tmik part In ilu- i/lh— The nntlon'* be*i proBliim prexeiited ut llie Hull-- ifrnom-lo-he, Vice Pre*idcal AI ben ween CMi'ldvul nt tlie Smith Side W. Ilarkley, made hi* I'u-i public . i ' , l !'---------- appeal mice ln*t niiriii *mce an­ Slamtier* of (he Sept inula Hlith Seluail oil Alonilay it!i(ht Included nouncing Id* I'liBapcoo ol. and *- * —»,. - p Sfhool Student Omini'il I iniaii ted Joni Souijilerr, .Merrill Philip*, what did la- talk iihoin ? Polilie*. Kay VlllilfliO, IHHne tlloBle*. Dee } oil o i went mi'i’tlilB of the South' Send a Inn x; ii lad nUtritlmi* A ct-owd of l.lhlll Batlo'ied at tile rrtr Aeroclatloli of St ml inn (arnn-: lire hr*. Linda William*, I antra *kaliiiB areou m I hi* *iialliw e*t- vv-l(e(aldiileu m *nii|i in ''a i*fli« held In Churle-tnn, W. V«, to 'Cha*e, Hot hie thirlluii, Donna em Pelia*)lviiMln il l) In hem the vm-mini I id t lr vVheu v»nr yiaimrmember* of the Simlent (VtunrH ' Vouiur. Hilly Ihixlmry, Hetty Ann ii-veur-ohl veep ivhu laid la -1 - le i* take tl-i-lr lunch to school. of the Sunfmil Janior it HI lliull School. Slaton, Saadi u Kliiler, Judy Holiit, iinmamced In* eiuiiiBcment to Iilrhided oni the hlyrTi *clmor Alary Helen Wa-lduirn, Sondia Mi*. Cal lion S. Hadley. P lain ,I cake, *lirci| thill, may i,e lv*i i I i I b c , ....... ter Mart inn. Dottle council were Churlc Churlc* A rulemen. Hulk Icy came lieto in a move -erve, 1 w ill, e b e rry xntlce ami .1 William*. Sony Murllnii and Jeamu' reddent. Milium Sloye, Dial iiiini d at llealiiii; a l ift umnilB BUIttl-ll ,,f wlllppi'il cream fur u fiHoyle uml I heir *poiieor, Mm, Southwunl, I ih i i I DeaoHinl- lie *aid lie hope* ipiick aieI ilelli'ioa* (texxert. I ' i (\l.o Julie Jenninir*. Shirley Aim Vlryil Smith. Sir*. Smith uml Atl*to attend the tiinupiinilioti of a eitlii'i 1 be fin xen |iitteil red pic Aluye a ll.... Im! the nicetinu in unn, Sally Chn*e, Nancy ltd ih, Ib'iaociath’ B-vernoi in IVnilxyL , b e ,iic - ,,1 llie rill,Ill'll hlacti ctir, (Ve*t Virulnia. A lound tnlde dl»- Ibiltie Wllllnm-. Carolyn Miami. - i -iiii lit HIM 'Ic * le i the -m ice. Ir mu J i 'iiii Corley, .Mm ilyn SL c ii *.don wit* held on the o ib u m I xo Judy lleniu i, Iteinmu tion and fiiiictioiiinB of Stuilent Ijatliel, Council*. The Junior llip:li Srhiail Nichole, Aliclaii'l Pope, llorliiira council, fm med thi* yeni i* under lirii,i*>y, Saify itohh, Maruai-'t the *pon*or*hlp of M m, Knlu-it June*, Sally C|iH*e, Sully ami Jml.v Itohh, Su-att Fii-ncli. Faye Hunibfey. Hekhum, Slhrlev Wall, Cnrolvn Klnaid, Kay Ivey, Pat Smith, M I hh F a y e ( i a r n e r Slirrh-tii- Shepherd, Sandra AleH o n o r e d O n B i r t h d a y Kenney, Alurianne L uiIw Ik , Joyce llAN O Cullum, PcKKy Thornlny, F.lhei Little Ml** Fnyn, (iurner ivu* Lee Itlxer, Judith Ann Zllttower, hnonrrd on her *«ven(h bttlhdny K iihc Alary Soatliwurd and Faye with a weliu-r roaxi and Hallowe'en (lamer. The dance* were nrrnniti'il purl) b I vicii 'o hjr her jiarentM. pareht*. Sir. and Sir*. L. (inriH'r *1 tlndi around an ariuinal eeiipl emuhome on Went West SixteRntH S im a \ IKixed hy Air*. Red liuob ol I la Jack-o-lnntcrn* umlyulher deeorn * Suiifard Story I.i-ukiii -. It cleverly lion* rurryltiir out a Haloween ' carried mil the Halloween theme. the me were u*td In the e*nl mid home. l i e b v k a h l^ o d f f e H o h I Fnllnwliitf the the weltier ro»*t A t D iH t r k ’t M e e t i n g : at tl:<H) oVIock Kamea-ntii! conte*t* were eojiiyed with price* lieinir won hy Cural Sue HIbh ImMentiimln iteliekuli l.mlge N», Cl hnlhant, Dfanu lluync* Jlnnay wn* lout in a iH*lrici mcctlna at, — Touhy, Samira McKinney, IRrhby Tharxilay nlpht at Die 1.0.0.F. w Munaon, nnd Jean Southward won hull. Mr*. J. II. Willlain*, XNoMe u m lie for the prettirat coxtumc. (Ir/tnd, presided durlmr (he regit"Happy Illrthday" wa* xiinir In lur meeting uf the Lmlge and Sir*. Favc noil *lu wn* prexvoH*l with Inrt K. Wiilium* uf Orlamlu, l)>*t decorated cake. Mrx, (lam er wn* an* i*ted Ip eiitcrtnliiinir and m v- trlct Deputy Proaiilnit uf DMrict hifr hy Mr*. I). K. McKnh Horn* N(i. Ill, coiMtiirted the ill*ti'if! and whi*tlea were dlctrlhuted ux inerting. Mr*. Inc* William* wa* Intrnfavor*. Tho*c Invited to Iw with I'Hy* dacetl ultil a ci Jrlexy tit ill (riven rete Kddle Sinllli, Jimmy Tuuhjf, in her honor nt which time nhc wn* Ians Hayne*. Sandy Mnrllna, Urceenled with u hnmiiiet (if uJad inly Herron Jean Houthiviii'd. Jo lolueen. Mr*. I. Kahnw al*u pre,\nu IftiRhey, Dottle Jean McAl- Minteil her with n giD from the fxuiider, Myra France* Sltlcklainl, Lodge, Mr*. J. II. William* welcomed Bnhbv M unintt, Dlnn A ik e n , C ih t Ijrn O ert*, M a rly Rtam b et. H a n Jra the district member* with the reM c K in n e y , K a y Iv e y , tn ilrlc y Mac- "panic being given hy n member uf tto an. L ‘ y n d a Kchol*. L v m la I’ ark- (no Orlando Lodge. During the! nolo* were i b ou g ie and 8 li l * MMiole, H illy program two vocal f t , ? and B a rb a ra M cN al:. A l* » given hy a member uf the Orlando M r*. K . 0 , Lodge, Following the meeting a ; M u . C h a rle a P a rk r*. AIcNab, .M r*. X D. nodal hum wan enjoyed. Aire. E l­ “ ' 1l , M ... ............ », M r amt Mr». K enitelli Mc- mer ,Cordell and Aim. Joe Koke K oy E ch n la arfll M r, am i M r*. •cried refrexliment* to about 4<l memitem and viiltnn. H i« h S c h o o l ( o u n d l i V is its J u n io r H ig h PACE ■sr u (ui . IHIM (* .................. o\» ofil nt- limtomi, tio 111* ifiihdotii til io u nlloix Mi11*11 unin*** oi i i ; trial dmlouin Milo JVl if'% llllll jdl till' lllnOxlkiioD lr* •" 111 o m i ' I i (.m ils ii iiiMinon! of tiiiMii nl I,, lo w lot hnii|*m, out* xvhii l) I , xxill rind fsivm mi Ihniiilxuiv hn h upi II* ih»ui In ■ kit##1> 11. sx |m x*il.d itif* id I hi' Hum W ARM co als lor. An Exciting New Slip Style in Favored ♦ XV D M 100* V ivy iii Wool "BOTANY SHIRTSSLACKS Ol»>X*(* A la b a ite r W hit* B ag dad Ilu * Jad a Oreea S A ll .vctil'-fitiiilili’I'N InUc vmi uiMiii'lly i __________ lL.1 mild k i k I bltialiTS lia x y tlirn tig li w ca tlii'i ! S v m i filt c t l mid styloa. I ' n i ’l W ool ( liilm n lim t a 2iM).r> t o A le n co n ty p e lace w ith d e c o ra tiv e arab eaq u ea t r im * bodice Truly luxurious iportiwtar mod# for tho men who appreciates Meuro-tiote comfort. *. ■ , - ., A ll W in d A nd bottom o f th l* g ra c e fu l i l lp , ad ap ted f r o m ro m a n tic 59.1)5 H a r e m d a y a l B la i- c u t of H u r-M II m u ltiflig m e n t r» yo n cre p e to / I), s ty le d to fla tte r and p riced to p lea se , A ie b e e f e r IV A ife, I * « d e d B l u t , J a i t O r t t n . S ir e * 32-40 . J .9 8 . _ | 1 ( i t i l ia r t l ii m a H lo * lb la .72 ii. ull I I I . N ew F u ll C o lt t r a PU RCELL'S “ W e C lo t he T h e F a n H r — K u rn U h T h e llaoie' 'T b e S tar. Whcr# Bmert 1 * afk.vUiVxi.'.t>Mr.'v:i'«,,v ________ _ ■ WfRPPWB �194* F O tm G rid men everse P o s itio n s In T u n e u p F o rF M A M iddlecofI Is Favored Golfer In Open Tourney Alan Mavar BEAR <9*M A T GUARD, WIND U P M/S T on ey P en n a D e fe n d s N o r th S o u th C r o w n A g a in s tT o u g h F ie ld ngf C e le r y F e d L in e m e n 'L e a r n Im p o r ta n c e ' O f G ood B lo c k in g . . F o r B a ll C a r r i e r s Groza AndJones Spark Olympian Cage V ictory R By lll.A F zkw adhki (Con.'li Curl Kotllc, run hi* football rliurgc, Onoiiffli out. ,,| I e roughest practice scrimmage* E x - N C A A C h a m p s * M'llXOni yesterday, In prepuron for the Celery-Fed* nonT r i u m p h 7 1 -6 4 O verfercnce urlil til* Friday niuli* D e n v e r ’s N u g g e t s ln*t tlin Fluri.la Military edrmv i-lnvcn nl tho local high NKW VOItK, Nov. 2 Id*) The aftool Hold. To shaw tli<< Foil Ihirniun Just I'ulphrnti'il JmlluiiiqmlU Olympianlni|i|ii>nH to u hull-carrying of llni Nnlionnl Bii*kclbuil As,ubelt who lilt* tin. Uni. without elution arc (Iqti-rttiiMi'il to ptove iper l.liitliiiiK by Id* team they ran niieerc.l it- well in the ton, Conch Kettle, hint tho pro milk, tin they ili.l in their col111 guards, tmdx, (nekton anil lege rlity, lit Kenlurky, The former N.C.A.A. I'ltampimi,, ntern tnkii liirnn tryiiiv to rim With the hall again,t nn eight . I'lnyinK their fir,t offii Ini irmnc man dcft'rixlvii linn Unit clmrKi’i l 1In Ihi. (ihiy-foi-pay n|iort, not and lurkletl llie hull.toting for-1away poimrlly hint night hy lhniiii> imr il.u Denver Nuggel*. 71 Hi ward wall-fityerx with ......... . To remltnl the flcxt string hall Knur player, fnnn liml year1, carrier,, Andersen, Klenxtlnm wornIron, Kentucky team figured Mart', mill Rtixxl that n llriemnn'n [iniinlaenlly In the triumph. Alllife I, not easy, Kettle, xwilelied Alnericii center Alex Gram (mil t e Dl tnrkle anil Ktmril. A few Die win net,' nffeiixe with a It* ly nose* and rut lips develop- (mint ,i'iirliiK hur,t. til nn tho reversed players tried Wnllnco ( Wali-Wah 1 Jane, rlup to enrry out each other doth'*, ped la wltii nine point,, while hut fmm the spirit nhuwed hv spunky Ralph lleuid, unotliei All tho squad no one regretted the America, anil play-conch Cliff rough liml tinnhle action and Darker lidded eight and foul they nil emnr nut with n new re- point, ie,peclively, ■pact for their tenui uiaten' Chicago, tneanwlille, wn. Hie dutlei. The Celurv Men nre oxiiectinv prune of the loop'i f|r,t doiihleto mnke Friday night's tluxli hender. In the openinu game, the their third win for the xunxou Hi. Laid* lloiiilier,, featiuiog ■nit they are cnn''imtruHiig on Easy Ed MuC'niiley, Irlmmed Hie ntoii|iliiK F. M. A.’, 225 pound Trl-CIty Itlack liaxvk,, 72-7.1, The fullback who In reported to he New \ o. k Knickerbocker, nhiped font nml extremely hard to stop. the Chicago Star,, HU to X7, in It In rather dlfflrtilt to pre­ Hu- arierpiere. Another league openi.r fomid the dict the winner with nnv lierurnev u* uelthev train linn plav- ttoeheelvr Itoyal, ,iimiihliig Hie the otherr’ nnpnnentn. hut with Hliehoygail tteil,kluN, HJK to T(i, at "Peanut*" (latlowav hark in Die ItoehealPr, Hoi. Davie, and Frank M'ept Fe.1 lineup and a ri»n In team P»!lrIt. wo uive the eijge to Dm Haul, a pall oT ex-Hcton Dull great,, art the victor*' mining It will he a rlnno context, ami pace, Haul, a inoklc, potted IK regnnltexx of who emerge, the'point,, while Hu. veteran Davlex, vleUir, It will he n yumno well. Mink HI. Worth arcing. .Smooth Carl flialtn led Ihe Kniekx to their IlgliMiItiuiph ove t 'J Chicago. The ail-yem .old forwan nettl'd IH poiatx. Including ,|x vital mnikei, in the overtime, tinny (iiiJIitlln ulxo mexhed IK point, for the New Vn)km ,‘while Htnn Miaxek eonlilhuted ti like total lo the Chicago euuxo. It .J’ ' • . ^ — Thu Chicago,lunwil—nfiliil,ctliig S H A LLA N D A LE, Nov. 2 -<Bpc •I,H1I* hiiw Ht. I.uiilx lend nil Hie clal)|— Thu first liorxex of the way to defeat the T rlC ity ipilnt. MW an. due l.* row | rutitw racing xuiiHon xeuxon ate tv* MaCauley, though he uiimngiid pull Into Gulfxtiviim I'nik dining only five point,, wax diarp off the ths current week when xhlprneilt, honidx for the lloiahem. Johnny the llnllandale roinxa l.ogait, ax u,uu1. paced the MI„ou„ ilucky linnx with 21 (mint,. They nre to lie l.e.liled down on Tonight', xelieiiule ,eml, tho tfco Improved hack ,truteh for Ihu DA A elmiiipmn ADnneuoeliH f.ak duration of Hi. long Miami tuiT e l, to I'ldladelphiit, Diilllmoin to NBantiu which xta.l, Novenilan HO WiiHliingtoii and the Knlekerhpck. ■lid I'l.jxux at (iiilrxtiuniil I’ark e l, to Wuti.i loo foi o text with (luring the Match l-Apill II* Hie llawkx. meeting. Initial arrival, of Ha. yeui atu lit head cniiHlgnrd to the I 'o n t h a M C o r n 'll I s Jantn mioi injiiiiM, Heorge HialHt, K nocked By F an s Uto from ....... Kentucky ami Ining the two-year-old liamllnlnr, Detainer, » eoiixlxtenl INI ADEN I’DN, Nov. 2 -t/l'i— Inner ir over the Illlimlx rnelng .loi’ ltoiiH,ean foollaill eoaeli at tilt. The ynuagider I, flunked Manatee County lllgu Helimd, it Otto Ituxc, Fox Ding, Lyric on llm Iml Hpol bi eauxe Ida ti.ain V, Cuddleimme, tjneeii Znc ha, loxt f|v« wlllimit a victory Other, who have liecn m i­ Hil, xeiixim. ll wide xwatli Hitmiglie'it Hiatt taenia were tnadi< hefore la nliti Kentucky. The tie the county neimol honr.l yexlnidny dlBtinguIxhed liy iln y th, Hint ItoiiKKfnu did not have hi. only n f*’w of tho thoriuighcrx in pioper eonillHoii and out nf the Kiiphoniorti clnax. there wiin frlcthm among iiiiong Inn Htate I'm k. which member* nf tin; ceueJiing staff. .a |ta meeting Tuypihiy nfIlls Nitpporturx xaltl the only n, will releaxe an nvnlnnchc •rouble wit, a Kiiiiiid of liiexper, borxex ciinxigued fur Miami Imievtl, young players (averagi' Care have already hnen age I ft). They also deelined plenty f**r Jack Wehlmr with of other South Florltla (,’ooftrid. Merrill lluxton with H* ence ttehoolx would lie glad to g< t Tony Maxxim with 10, all Douxxcau, for. n tlulfxlream aenpnnThe heunl tliti uothlog xlttce hnve hern regular* at hiring ami firing of cont'hna la up l.y the xon" xlme of racing at the to thu xcltool trualee*. many uxeful horxoa «rttd among their ,.koy Merritt "Junlur" expected to come along iter in the eeueon to fnther ami dn the hulk LAKELA N D , Nov, 3— (Hpefur the atrlng. elnli— The Florida Houthem Col(inlfetivam en reaehln ..na o volley hi>H xquitd, winhvre ii week will find the tho unofficial ID48-4U College . area greatly Improved, Vol olley Hull Tuumoment at Tam­ ■veil roads have Iwen laid pa, la ehaplng into ehamplonehlp lummer month*, and form again thie year in dally theC eummi nrattt Ihe* l*een coin- iractlce under the direction of itouraut overhauled ami Impntved. -’oach Han* Luce. nailed wna ik ^ r o jv tlletl filed w From an Initial tourmiut of 15 other atldltlon* have hopeftili, Coach Luce will chooeo area one of tho flneat the ten met* who wll) defend F. or Ida turf. S, C.’e title during the coming | atrength the Uulf- eeueon. They, will open on Nov. irk atabllng area av­ It ami til Me the Ht. PeMreburg ia approximately 7)10 Y. M. C. A. Invitational Tourna­ | thla apace hn« already ment. ' an for. Racing BeenReturning mepkbwr* of laet Duhlxtrmn, who racent- year'* vanity equad a m George acceptance card* to Jllonldea, Petenon, N. J.l Georg# jfaqueitlne stall room, Winch*!, St. Petenburg, Fut. at appllcationa for g 200 horaea have bean at the local Hallandale ray Feldman, Pattoraon, N. Jd Gulfstream Pa r . k Prepares For Race Hor s e A r r i v a l s e FHC FrepareH Prize Volley Hall Squad ... 17 B Id F titV> f WORLD SW U M •aclflc Coaet League d either the Amerlnational Leaguu pen* PIN FD D DST, N. C ., Nov. 2— ol’i- Set hack 24 hourx by the went hi r limn, the 47th North nrd South Open Golf Tournitincut got off to ii frexh xmrt to­ day. It- .'tit-hole wi.idup now xlilft.o to Friday, the 72-liolc, *7,500 high-light nf thlx rexori vllI ge’, fall xuniiin laiiran uiicw trainy what wax wuxheil nut pexteiday. It wax all rut her emliarriixxlna t - I'iiu-luirxt ufflelalduut, which la- for itx iirlnclpitl commoilitv Hiinxhlne and K'at'l golfing weath­ er. Hero in Ihe xelf-prnelulmeil "winter gulf capital" ruin ha, foiled pUHtpoiiemcnt of pluv two xnrcexxive yearx. AIh.uI half of the 112-man r.i Id wax on Ihe tin. 2 champion-till, iiior-e ahxurblng a thorough dieni'lilng when a midday i-tmnlliot <i finally furred tin. railing ft fnither itlav. With Ihe wind -ml the lain in their lialr, the nnfoitomite, who were xttuggl.tie inaufullv to uegollnle the U'.iMV yard dlxanre were loivlug nil xortx of lioulde. Score, rang•--I from |iur JO to well In the |n« for the front nine. Me MABNBD ALL -AMgRtCA BANK/NG A * A G R6ATBST 7AL0NT /B FLATrBfUNM rue /m t m p p k p m n c m MOB so Mm *949, TeAMMATMS CAN GMT , A r '*• WO TMe BALL CANR/HR / Pl.O.l.rcl If KNOW S / Ifrtfia Defending champion Toney Penna wn,n't figured In repeat, l.ut then he didn't figure In win le t vent, either. There wu» xtrong ,uppnrt for |ii.ife,,lonnl Cary Ml.ldl.-coff, the , nutlotini open elmmpiun, wltu won here four yearx ugn it, nil mnateiir, the only time a nonin., ha, ever won the event, Sant Snead, Clavton iicafrter. Ji-hnny Palmer and f'lmide Harm-'ii all hud xunpnrt, while the id.l guard wax hutting for good xhuwlngx hv , uch former gre.it, ax Dene Haraion, Tomtuv Arm■on. Morton Hnilth. Denny Hhnte Favorite Indoor Sport Of Picking Grid Winners Becomes Precarious IH tHHOlTAlKD I'ltRHH Not xlncu the eui lent Hmitheuxlcm Cotiferenee foollaill eampulgn nlm teil ha, I lie liuioiu xport ol picking Ihe wimierx hern on ,uch n 11rcc ill Imix luixlx. In the flrxl plueu, the prv-gaim expert, are all inelly well rattled if not xllghtly illpjiy, from the ,p ilL and upxct, that alreudy have KH'ked the loop. Next, there nte at lua,l three week-end fray, that (ironilxe In he ,o light that few except tliu very hold ol Jiarllxari fun cun well-ven­ ture a pi edict loll. Thoia me («i-oigin Tucli uguiiixt ■T'anJKPaei. at Knoxville, Vaiuler blit againxt lamlxluna Htate at 11ittoii Iluuge, mill Mlx,ixxlp|ll Htate lignin,< Auhiirn at Aiilumi Furtherninrv, thing, have tieeli xtr topxy-tiuvy xo fur I hut xoiii nit' iilu tun keen at giving odd, on tilt, defending ehumlilioi (ieoiglu Hull (log, again,! Honda at .luck,onvllle. Olio ii'uxon i, Hml 1-1 to U luahlug Hie (leoiglan* look finiti an­ other Fim pin ii-ain Miami -tan week ago. Alintliri i, the 117 lick­ ing Alillimiin'ii ('rliti,on Tide nailed nn the lllllldog,. But if the II lllll lug, ll.lll’l Jut.If tliu Giil<j|- by it ruN|l|f '•( 1Hill'll down* dcurgbi Uiuii'b VViilly Dull i l.llOlllti Ilf glllll Huti In- K"l lil.lt tciirwnl it few lung cunt tail IIHIIlt ll, tlgll. Ttilmtu 1, gl veil till ••dge liver Nilvy- np lo III pninl- hi iioiie of Ihe Imiier preview,. Wind limy well la- the hiimdiuger nf the week pit. wily Teuiiexxeo Cnmh Hoi. N'eylaial again,t •rill* nf lo, Inigli'e,! pupil., Cuurli S p o r t s In llr iv f liy AHHIM'IAI'P.II I'ltKHH llaxeltall ll(nt-in Joe Ml'Ciirtliy agreed to manugo the Dost on Red Hnx for the next two year*.' N«w York—HI* player*' from Dm American laiagne and four from the National nmdt! the nnglial AuMie luted Press all .star team. llol.hy Dnild nf tienrglii Tech. Tech might he a favorite uxi-ept for a couple of "hut,". Till* Dr,I ix that powerful Hfi to II knockout Hie Vnl, gave North Carolina laxt weekend. The other i, a flock of damag­ ing lujiiriex that have hit lliv en­ gineer eunip. Major euxualHex me tinkle Dim Drailaoli, quarter hack Jimmy Hniitluml amfiguntvi (ieite Frlxxell. Dodd nntiitally will ntakt* the woi'xt—nr b e t—of It IWittnyt-hological rna,nnx, but he xayirha’a In the "wnrxt >hapa for muhpowor AUHUHN, Ala., Nov. 2—f/P)— Mixxlxilppl 8 u te and Auhurn, both after their firxt football vie lory uf the leaxon, will dedicate tin Auburn', new 2.1,0110-Rcat xtadlunt hare Saturday, Auhurn la a flrnt favorite tn reward the homecoming day fanx with tho Tiger'x first Southeaatorn victory In more than two yearx. v- The Tiger* were overwhelmed, 40-7, by Ole Mlxx In a September game hut looked good In tying Florida and loxing to Genrgiu Tech, Tuluna and Vundy Vend In later gamex. Lark of manpower hax lieen the principal weakness at Mlx,lx,ippi State, and whuloxale (njuricx have addetl to the Maroonx woox. State hax trimmed Auhurn xeven time. In a row, every gamo xlncu the Tiger,' 7-7 tie with State'* unbeaten |040 club. Statex' Coach, Arthur (Slick) Morton, having u rough time of it in h|* firxt xruxun In the 8EC , xuyx "our rluh wl|J have to play bettor than it hax any time thlx »eaxon If we hope tn xenre a vlelury Hatunlay," ‘Auliuni ha, been Improving," lie added, '‘and In Tittvix Tidwell they have one nf tho muxt dungeruu, bucks |n the conference.'' Here nt Auhurn, Couch Kail Drown lx concentrating on hix run­ ning attack. He hope, to xharpen that jtha,e of the Tiger offense enough to make his pnxxing mure effective. In yardx gained. If not in tuuchduwnx, tho Auhurn pu„erx are top, in the league. "Our tackling ha, been nil right," Drown xnld, "but our blocking liu* been below stundurd. Any team that cun tackle can block, and we will try tu impiovo liy Saturday." For the firxt time thlx seaxoit, Hie Auhurn squint will he in good ,hti|K. Saturday. Flunk Have,, de­ fensive center, will lie ready after a week's nlixeme. ■lint MeCJowen, punting specialist ami fullback, lots been out since the opening game hut is cxptVIcd to I'u ready for part-Hutu service Amiitenrx rated a ehiince to up. • et Hie money hov, Incliitleil Ih|, week. Fnink Htraniihnn. IHek Chtipmun. Ilomeeomlng day fun, here are ■IiiliiM Iter'"*. Hkee illegal and certain to set a new attendance Ji.hunv Me Hale. record at Auhurn. The old stands could nut handle more than Dl.oun. < ta to r S c r ib e s T o A nuar-cuparlty crowd I, looked R a z z L u w M a k e r s for thlx weak. i.A IN K H V JL LK , Nov. 2-tH |i«IIUIIIIICANKH I'D HP inil*,--Tho law maker, am In fnt MIAMI Nov 2—(/Pi—The Didit again ih i, year aa the Unlvorxlty of Floilda , Indent chapter uf vuixlty of Miami Huirlcaiier 1.0Sigma ’ Delta Chi, national ioitrna- gun tapering off today in the1 Hat ii* f* titeinlty pre'pniex fur Itx training program for the Detroit , Ilice UM6." gamo In the Orange Howl Friday Pepped ii). no end hy tlielr Tar unntipl gildhun xklt In Jtickxun- night. Heel triumph, the Vula are .tuning villi, following tile Flurldu-ticorgia Couch Andy Gustafson said ho up for the- prfeounter with' great i football tilt hitxt Hntunlay night. may start left halfback Jack Patterned, a fte r.ihu Idg national enthuxia-m. Tti xhow which way Draxlngtou on the Hurricitnex' oftheir mlntl, ate viorrktrigi * they grlillton , .In i VVnxhinglon, evoty fmtxlvn I i ’hiii. Tho Coral (iatilo, lad year, the nffaii will pnfnt a good xpent muxt td yexturday'a xexxlun hax hutin ruiiiiing htilluntly lit rintlil'fd flngei at iiiaiuhcr, of workout* since Ha1 Htulgla girl it* on offcnxlvu work. tliti r'loildn l.fgi,latum , Ihu gov- Oct. 21. Home of tile expert! might Iw emnr anil other :.tntu offlciulx. Gustafson also said lie may uxn im lineil to give I,Hll Hie. nod over For many year, prlnr to the Vuudy on the xtien :th,of tliii B*n- war anti for the pii'-t two year, l.ea Martin, end from I'!*.' burgh, gal eompiextx of rorth (jiVolInu «lhci‘ the war, Hlgiiia Della Chi on huHi the offiitixivu nml dufettnml Ml,xlx,lppi. He■‘nte troy gu ha, iiimn "masting" public offi­ xivu Inalltx. Martin wax snugging pus,.ox fai, however, they might takii noie ciate. Thu law milker, theinxelvu. of 2d 7 iioliiihlng off Vainly gave Usually gut the ntoxl fun nut nf tight ami U-rt yt'xtuulay, ulniig with Tom Jelly ami Ralph Fielder, an Improving Auburn last Hntui- the lanipoiinliig. we’ti; on the pitching end during day, I . e g l x l u l u i ueWH|m|ieiinaa, ami Jack Del Delo nn., .tack Duckett There eei in Inly wun’t ho murli huxiiiexx men from nil over tliu the two limit' workout. lo ehooxe between Auburn and xtate urn receiving invitation, tn Mt,xl,,lpp) Hlale. Ono thing lx attend Hi), year’, meeting. atiliw (lie liner will have it clear, III.I K.G RA lt P I.A Y liltS mull,puled claim In bottom place M H NTUtlJIK' . At**.. Nov, 2— lit Hie league. I op) Two Cteliixon ('iillegi' HueMUnlKiiippi', Kebelx prrpurrd H y H u s t o n ( C o o l e r s n'l.n Inve 11"cn it’idc 1 to the i "1111’ hern ,qii nl * lie umitliil fur L'hitHiimuigu ami xhuiild be it Iwu loiiebdown favorite, Kentucky HOHTON. Nov. 2 - (/!')—- The lllitu-ilruy foollntll Y me liert" mi dexplte it, recent xlttntp, xlioitld fun* npptiri'iilly "wrote" Joe Mc­ lee. HI. C nter Gene M nre and end Carthy hack In the iimmiuondi!|i title well ugHinxl Xavier. Alabrimii'a Title hax an off day. nf the lloxtun Red Hux for tin.' - .1 hn I'oulax accented lihlx tu I iduy In the annual game, Rluu. nttxt two yearx. hen Iquartert announced The front office disclosed Inst Gray night that the jut-jawed pilot had jcxturdiiy. Tile i iliWllon nf the two makex been Iwxieged with fan lettr-r* nt hhh SchoolH Ida Tnimwiimlii, N. Y., farm horn*', Id xoiithern p la y n nml throe Insisting he continue a* mamiger. coaches who havs nreepted tilth. W INTER HAVEN, Fin., Nov. 2 They apparently answered n Nn nnrhthcrn playera have been (/(')—I' iiiii Costello, xwinmiliig problem hr* brought to lloxlou announced. cuurli at Winter Haven lligl when hla club laturned from Hx Helimd, ix checking with other vital two-gumo xtrlex which gav.t dux, II Ki'hoolx tn xen If they want Ihe New York Yaukeea the Ameri­ ii Mate swimming tuurnaumtit of can League title. The croatfallun Itil-year-ohl man tlielr own. tin till now they have had to agsrr told newsmen then "If you luittlo It out with the big school,. want mu Itack, write it." Rome sport* writer* did] others Goache* from all parts of the state recently agreed to sepuriite didn’t. But tho fane apparently the meet If enough small schuol* settled tho prohtom with Iholr kind McCarthy Favored Swimming Tourney For CI H «Ft V us, Ky. — The iiiu|w league council rermnmenilutl idIniIntlun uf thu hasehttll bonus rule supported the plan. ostello Cos “ wax named head of u Racing Now Yourk—Stymie, ul|-llmu committee to investigate. He suit! leading money winner anmiig 17 schooi* Hava expressed a doot. rate nurses, was retired fur the sire tu enter a state rlaas U meet If the plan is adopted, Winter isson. Cantden, N, J,—The Plachur Haven will get the bid fur the (If.flO) Inuit Imacomin to win tho Benjamin Franklin llendlcap at Garden State. Ben Bruno, Calif—Juhn’s Joy (ff.IO l wan Uie Yerbn Hucna ■take* at Trnnforun. Holerro wae ■«onil and Elbuttl third. Football • *, Stillwater, Okla— Jlnt ixiokabeugh, football coach at GklaUkli homa A, and M. resigned, effaotlva at tho end of the eeaeon. MUcSilsntoua ’Inehurst, N. C.—Tbe, opettleg ropnd of the North and fl*uth in Golf Tournament wee poet‘ because of rain. .. York—-Lawrence A. Baker, dngton, D, C„ wae nemin- and Johnny Farrell. first tournament. lattere to tho taciturn Sox pilot. He came to terms yesterday at a salary bid loved to bo between 150 000 (BB.ikio. o o oand , ..........— Wham caled away from a leafraking Job on hie TonawamUi farm after announcement of hie retention, McCarthy’* only com meat woe; NARROW EHCAI’K C LEV ELA N D —<A>>— After the Cleveland Browne escaped from Baltimore with a last-quarter 25-20 All-America Conference win over the Colt*, Otto Graham, their T formation quarterback genlue, relaxed by piloting the plane for an hour or ao on the return trip, Boston Red Sox Place 3 Players On All-Star N in.^ Auburn RatedHigh Over Miss. State In Homecoming Clash A LIG N M E N T CHOCTAWB WIN, 41-5 JACKSON, Mice., Nov, 2-(/P>~ Tbe Mississippi College Ifgt. Choctaw*' ■■ ran roughehod over the Mill sap, _________«h»_____ tr stadium here last Major* In Tiger W heels Im properly Hn«4 ,_,fl icort. nlgnt by ^ a 43-tl The 'Choctaw* Choctnwi scored once In ( u b i c o n t r i b u t i n g c» i i m the first quarter, again in the aoc< omi, twice In Uie third and twice o f m c M w U . . . H tro a t la the ftnai atanaa. rrow escape M i enough for "Tlta mighty Choc* ware success' tiOM'n T c m c o , O w ra f o f ip until Graham explained ho ful la sB six trie* for flyer during tho war. . haptoee Majors mad* their tally midway in the' third ated for third term aa president J h e try for extra point of tho U. fl. Lawn Tennis As­ sociation. la for a a brngpctM i PROBLEMS ??? N EW YORK. Nov. 2 -t/I’l- T h o New York Yankee* and Brooklyn Dodgers, rival* in the last World Series, earh gained two hertax on the Associated Press' 104V maJor league all-star team. Both, however, were forced to play second fiddle to the Boston Rod Sox who led all club* with three representatives—outfielder Ted Williams and pitcher* Mol fg Parnell and Ellis Kinder. The remainder of the dream squad picked hy n poll of ID! mem­ ber, of the Baseball W riter, A s­ sociation of America i, composed of one player each from the De­ troit Tigers' St. I.uui* Cardinal* ami Pittsburgh Pirate*. Tommy Hetirlch, a converted first bnscinun, and shortstop I nil Rlituto are the world champion Yankees on the sipiud. Second -• baseman Juckie Robinson nnd catcher Roy CumpurH'lln urn the Dodger*' representative*. Third hasemun George Kell, only Tiir'" .... the team, received the must vote,. He wu, numeil on till of the ll<> bulb.!» cast, William i MOOMJNO at (lie Miami Faihlon was right behind with 112. Olliers Council Show I* a Now York hold, lo hit the century figure are Hultcute model Georgia Let, formerly Inson, DIK. and Hla.. Miislul. Card­ of Son Antonio. Tex., wcurx tome* I in al,’ star flyi'haset, Dk*. Gump.. thing known ns the Dlklnl bathing mi I-1In just missed with 1)11. Hem ich got 1*7 voles for Rr.it ' suit. Like the A-bomb exploded off the Island for which the outfit l> and five in the outfield. Muslal g**t mimed, the during iwlnuult created three additional voles, all for first base. Titb sntullest number of quite a senvation. (international) vote* for a wlnttet went to Ralph Kilter, Pittsburgh’s home run slugger, whose UK votes won tho right field post for him. Rlxauto won with K.'l votes. Only one vote’-sepuiatcil the Red H*>x pitching twin*. The leflliundcd Purnell, who won 25 game, and lost only eight, drew 7H voles, one MIAMI D EA CH , Nov. 2— (Spe­ mure than the right handed Kinder, cial I —World record speed test* who letl all American l.cugun (or hydroplunex and Inboard rac­ pitchers with u 23-fi won iiuil lost e r, toduy were added lo the thrill- record. packed Orungo Howl Festival’s Of Hie ten men selected, mil)' ,pmtx program, Dec. 2*1 tu Jan. two me huldovci, ft out the UGH tram. .Th* incumbent- are Will­ 3. The uiirtlaiiglit oil intcrnnllonn! iam, and Mitslul. Williams, in minks Ix xclieduk'd over a me*, fact, hua been named on all four sored mile course here on Indian Associated Pres, team, starting Creek, with tile date tentatively In IU4H. set for Tuesday, Dec. 27. Those missing from lu,l ynar'x p The course on the landlocked, squad include Johnny Mixe, first generally plmld stream, Ix rated huse; Joe Gordon, second Iiukii; an Ideal winter proving giound* Lou Boudreau, shortstop; Hub for llm latest Innovation, In ma- Elliott, third hltxr; Jot. DlMaggio, line engines, boat hullx and da- center field; Blithe Tchl.elts, signs. catcher; und ’ Johnny Halit and Invited tn participate In the Hatty Bi'i'checn, pltcherx. sliced trials and III the Orange Howl Rrgattu New Yuar’* Day in Dlxcayne Day are such old ,pu*<l C O R A L G A B L E S , Nov*. 2— boat hands a* Guy Lvmhartlu, tho orchestra trader; D ..i Cameren University of Miami’s ull time I’euk, Chicago, and Horace C. hum* attendance reronl of 4(1,532 _ Dmlge, Chlrugo. Lombardo already set ftM-ttW Pflttiue game th)*;yci(r 9 i* ii veteran driver over the course. l* atm)»st. *Jr‘e to rail when the Making the uffntr truly Interns- Htirriranes taku on University nf ttonal, invitnllonx lire going for* Florida Nov. IN. Pre-gome dAimtnd waul to leading racing boat pilot, for ticket* is the heaviest in Miami history. i »' » III Canda and Cuba. Forest E. Johnson, chairman of the regatta', inla.urd division, said a growing iiuuihor of the lop speed that latest cliH'trlral tinting tiehoatorx of the nation urn winter­ vices will be in,tolled. The Indian Creek trial, can lie ing thlx year In Florida mid ran lie t'tiuiili'd on take purl in the viewed hy Ihausnnti, of viicutlontime trials ax well u, the actual' ers and residents from Hie n re k bank, in Miami Bench. races. In addition, Miami Beach will Official |iowci boat uxxoclatlun sanction I, being sought, It wax be host to the third animal Orange BHsured iiy Ctnndr, William L. Howl Festival girls und hoy, tcnnln Eddie Mansfield, clialrinim of the Orange lournamcpt, Dec. 211-31. Row! Festival'* marine committee. Herr, direct or of Ihu net event Hu said the Miami Reach courst predict* an entry li*t In exrc*s of already lm, lieen surveyed and 2(KI. Orange Bowl Adds Speed Boat Tests To A t t r a c t i o n s TELEVISION IS HERE! W M BR -TV , Jacksonville is now U'loctittiliiir o r rcRiilar Hciu’tlnje. t'oimiiluriiiK tho dis­ tance from lliv Htatiim, reccptinn I k rcaHoaalily k 'kmI in Sun forth Ktir thoso who are intorented In -TV, and contomtilate purchasing receivers, we have In­ stalled Demonstration Sets in several prlvutu homes in order to give you a thorough and comprehensive Demonstration. DEMONSTRATION ARRANGED BY APPOINTMENT PHONE . v , 963 *■,t* *. l ■ .s.4. lit*4 •% 83S San fo n l. Ave. Ph. BAS SRirford. M r. .r V ’^ ‘tu s & s rs x x . ADM IRA L, g M |» 8 0 N TELEVISION Mudsls To SiSt Each ladtvM aal Test* u.i i ;S j|C O M P LK T£ LT INSTACB b D UN ITS �9 * : •f17V-\-fF i*-*■ -.•*»i T ’ -awi*"- - ' 1 ■'■ Tr»-*r-r v .* ’’ •lf»V !>! (I W tD N E S P A Y WOV. 2, 1949 1iir linked curtaiil* it ie boat to The cooking expert* nay that U n help In upple plea. | rider can be used In making the attain the mixture into the cuitard — finest kind of ancle eaure. It ala« ___ If you uio whole cur* in mak- clip* before baking. Legal Notice M I T I I 'K N n lliu I k hrrrbjr alvtn (hat | III luiHlllrKK Ht tend ■'remli A v e ., H iiiiliirit, H rn iltiu lr I'n u iity . F ln rh h i m uter the ( i n . 11 mi pi it 11ini' M a rke t T e rm in a l lie * . U tiru n t ninl I In tel m ill th at I In•rm l in im lK le r rmI ii iiu iiin jiu rK iim ii tn t lir ti'ruiK of the “ r lc t lt lo u i Nnine Htor In in " t u - w lli Her r«,l i i | i I- P irlilti Hln I ill i m l !*♦I iv llli I Ii r ■le r k iif the t 'lr r u lt C u iirl » f Hem I mil r r 'n iiiily . K lu rliU •liihn n A n ile *. J r . i in n e r. 0^111 i- ORilR r il iM r r T i f f ! S A V F n f f t i f f W M tiT I- R A W FO W H YT.OW i n A i By R. J. SCOTT SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK .e L egal M IT M K N o tic e TO L egal Ida. IhlN l l t h day >f t»»i-»iof m * II V . » lt:it.M K 'N A m C le r k of Hiilil I 41. nil C o nr I 111 »;. I. I lu id iil. i * *; N o tic e Mi r it i: t l ’ I’ IM t l Tile Siiile of KltiHila: tlreeilntt .V u llcf In her eh) at ven that 1 HEAL M nlvnllll It H lei f e ll T* i-iu irlr-. II. K I nil red. N't» T27 mil eiiMtiRril In ho»liicv.ft |n H anford. A lto rrie y a l Law i*«r ■'<» H ire d . I ie 11f n ft i , im tliiiia. I* lor Ida, under the f id II Iona inline r o m y la ln a n l. Vim ut i1 iit-rnhy n siiu lrfii t«» H|t* ml P I or hln .Stall «'|t|»oi i iinhli'H and nthifido. Klorlda l in i end m reitlMier wuld f e a r in u « c r liiln I til I of 4‘m nfilalnt Uoii aaatiiMi jhhi fur a ilivo rt’Oi nam e intnoianr in the ti-nna of the n«rw iM inhnu In the C ir c u it Court 'P h lH It o i- V ino- Ni.iiiitd'* i«* w it j 9«*. io» n .M iM M A H T A T C T C H •if Hfinlnote C m iiiiy , K lo rld a, ro- S et t i i riidi 1*1a* i«» ilie la in day of N»v- * *4 I w ith llu .le r k I.l I ||e I ' l m i i Sem inole I ’n tm ij einhrr I v ia . In tleriiiilt thereo f C o n n H Ith lT M s Ml»W E N . eiiltl • ;iii mp w ill oroceeri i*r im rte. »»« mo Lto i hU t.n lc r he |i ikl»t I a * f o r the M.n u llif y tim e ret|iilrrd liy I mw for ftuir i tiiineciil Ive rveeka In iIn* H anford l l e r a lit, u n ew aiiiiii* IN T i l l ; * llt* l IT * *»1 H T N IN T H »■ >*f uditeral i'I ren tal Ion In Piihl j r i n r i A i . n u « i i t n p p i .i H i * 1*01011 anil Ml ate i n A IN A M * n til S E M I N O L E W IT N E S S my liitinl am i o f f ic ia l CO CN TV IN i ‘H AN* *1*11 Y XO. nrMl d»f u ff|re iitifiird, P h irhliit tiff lt‘p at tti H Hjinfttrtl, 7JH.1 th is la th V fo tolt her Lit day ilrtl « *•*f IiV r r If* IV. liK I .C N S L I t lM I .L t I H M i J. n »• 111 : UN I tl »N COM P L A IN AN I 4’ll* r k «.r N liitli .1mile l*i I VS i •m irl. t MrtiiM Kpiminnle J O H K I'II \ « IH lkli «*4■It It t ) K lu rlil., n i ' T T M ' \N T M'.AI M i l ' l l I: tn \ •*•*!:\ i i Jit‘ U Hiiiim ll, T o i .l"**M*h \ <i M< it liiutf «e ! At Ini tier for I'la th tlff Ode in < »M'I add i p*o a i r all k now m , m NOW OPEN 21 Mount A Day B e n n e tt's S e r v ic e S ta tio n H a n fo rd a n d C e le r y N e A lt s h a l - far Ilia -------------hay* In the Army -------— 1», n e K nt l l l lt r .l l Y hradai he. up**! i 00,1 n ilalulenci^ a1frple«#p(>rji | i i iu. on when IhfM are earned hy *hi PiHS Mlipe Ion ;i*lin- • * due In roB- Take a in-nm or Dianght today. only h i i * In anght. C o afi a dotto. iluy Jllock- V o ll h r * M an lo le a rn ae and I •n• . lu re IIIV K .N 1iiis m e ; s have A p p ly THE OLD HOME TOWN v lO t‘ S , Kftl.KH WHO KNOW HAY H it 'll School K d m a t io ii M c C I t O H Y ’S a e iSi 1 0 c S l n r e By STANLEY k*r ii.rrd n i i,.i#iii i'i| • y e s ,, t h 'g o o o o l d d a y s o f ii a ( . m m o O u r S a n d w ic h e s Ate the bout between Nun Vnrk mid Key West, inebidinu South Anierlni • Orlando llRwy nl Frenrh Are, Ha s H iV t R B t t H A. C A S E . O F R A R IE S IK A U S 't 'P A l.lA . reiitiir uhttid *ila ................ In-ttli ' iapieiratr m I* '•M«i»r *#•> at tart it rthtwi ktMnkt rad an*tint. krtl hat Hi LIQUID ttadW ________ M ire tit Of. ITS AlO FUM % low MAKV ANNEXE’S tkrl'r akrt ItmuMl try tkttl Cim K'H t*r I Mill 0 r*remit........ ithtf. Tn,M • karst , Tn. oral It Irtr—«t ' « M IN# lInrtiN, tad d |etrrr M twk tOirktM ruitaiM rti lar htild, UrrM. CrsasW C rsw b i,i ffew IWf rad m urntl». IS T I i I h fu til t io ms a in hy Hie Cum * idfiliirtiit auriiiod in n for a dlvoree. T h e im h o at Hit ' a m i the f i l l * and mini I............ iht cam* nro A« I*hoi e * • » fallfi W ITM 'H H if l ha * 'h I h and tin i Mr m i l Scioliude r C lo r* horn* fnlkr. (let VlCtOaV—ft*t SO H M 4 M7? lien * UrnrDi i il r.■i |ci<* of nppelltfi, 1 u m ft‘"Ko will ...... nietrd auaiOMl yolh N e A * Id — Me IN i f r«i enlrk i*H*f in* san* tnotlli err 1 f i m i i i r VltTIlBV DlNTNOIT. m tn rr. 0*. t i n far F lir t AH tn 4 i lo the a lim e H im- | defendant tn fit** ........... ...... in I hi *i Hall on | dir hefm ♦ the 1 1*Ii d ai of Noverit" ' h*'| I *• I '* eUc ,t d eci ee |i|«» troll* FO O T na an any part af tka Said by all Drug Starts P ur wrleortiw r « lh f fteon^ r l i i a t i n n ♦ik»* It I i ■kD r a n ih l m d tre rin i i i i .m U lirn n a h t I i file frirn dh .............. f i. .1 for grncf%* H ELP W ANTED A re . N* * IT* l A T H L K T K ’S NO WONDER THOUSANDS rP R E F E R T H IS > L A X A T IV E 5 H O P P /A 4 G NOW " Po u n d s of Ho p s POES A U S'fR A LlA CRO W EA CH Y E A R I I r a n . IlM m iKMltd ta UHL | J |J R.r»| I f * ' ^ ---- o o d o r’ m ow OF YH e c e n Y r m . A s »A<ic EX P ED IT IO N < R A V EL EP 5 0 0 M IL E S ACROSS■f’H l. 2 ,5 0 0 , 0 0 0 POUNDS - H o f EMOUCH Toft HER DDME&flC BW-WERIE? (O ff S O N E -W M E A 1 W E H A D T H ^ MOM! A N P T M P V C JID a J T H A V E T M E - g T H E Y H AVE TM E G O O D S A N D V JE R E ' B P O K E - ' , 40B1 desert m Mongolia <h«y» BEFO RE S L E m q A < R E E . l ...I t-|Mt tfwMtJ. LUMINALL PAINT Caption Iha daliroli lint ot your favorila Sowar —baaullfy your kotna with iha pniol thol (hongrd Iha Nation', painting hobilit 5 S J U tt e II L i t A L I ) W an t Ad« Fu r IteauIlN T k * fiilln rrta a r a lr a apply a ll l » a a l Ada p a k lla k a d l a 1 a a a fn rd K a ra ld t llw* llarpa. IlMPP lit* p rr lla a l a a * e la » l * f p ar I I a * i n r r U r k Ha p ar lip * Ip aarllp p • a p ar IIP * I Bar rt tap Or p ar lla a lu r k a a rly t 'a p lr p ri K t r r r r a r d i |u ik a lia r . Ilu u k lr t a la fa r b la tlr fa r* rapa. PHONE 148 H a u l Alla m ill fc*t a r r a p lr d ■■tar Ik a lalrw b n a a n a a i m u rn u du in r lr a r a r If l a i r p aina fa lla lr il la Ilia lllr p h u a a hank. In r r f u r n f a r tk la apriim m ada> •Inn t k r a d if ir lla a r la a >p r r lad In pay p t n n p lly , Ip n rd a r fur Ha In rra d > r Ik a k r a i p aaalklr a r r r l r r , nil IV n a l Ada M « al ha Ip n u r n ff lr a u a Ik a P a r hafnrn p u k llr a llu p . 1‘ lrnaa n n llly Ha Inrarap lalaly If k k r r r n r a r r n r a l a yu a r a il. M r r a n n n l k a raapnHalkln l a r m nra Ik a a a a a la r a r r a r l la a a r* llu a . THE_ r SANFORp HERALD i I— FOK H EN T —* ifiidarn lurtilihcd aparlmenta. Ainu arfl;lency apprtfnrnl. powntoPP off I n itotd. Takaoh Aparlmenla, L’OB N, Park, Phone I27B-J. ■ i— i— Kent K u ta lr For Suit ___ __ ArlidifN For Snlc M o. 0 ftW H ELP WANTED Mirvi'd I'Vrry W A N TED : Kmmtnlii ft Luncheon­ THJH W li.ii iiiii k<* ii a|ili'iiilti| Cl*- HOT U 1 N C IIK S iliiy 11:110 t» : with tloino i ette Muiiiiifer. Mint bu exper­ lull' will, it lit III’ Muncy nnd MmIn mil* mid turn Muffini. ienced mill nlilf tu (like leaponwork! I,mill*, nlrui'limilly smmil tut. lliimrr'n H ull. t J I K i ( hiiiiaa. wimlmill, mrilit hnimt ruilliilltv. Itoumlllut ami Andor* Hliimt. urn, Wnlureun Aifcney. pulrn, HI) p it i ’n lilori’ nr lr*i*-r nil couett'ti* ruuil. Slum* timin' r, A i IickI oh Aluminum Hoof Couting. M ECH AN It; wnntrd fur wurk on pbuut 40 urrcN rlciircd uml ri'iuly farm murhlncry. Muat bo able Liunrnntcod to atop roof Icakn, li> (UFn ovpr. I’riro $l>rl4l>. ruali. to weld nod liavo ionic funu ma­ 19.96 (ini. Apply Owni-r, Mm. Killlh H. chine expet lenre. Apply 8cmS K N K A K IK liliiaa A Pnlnl (’*. B o w t n i (H I ClumiiKP D r l v r , MailInulc Tmck ft Tractor Co. 119*114 W. 9ml. St. Phuna 920. ford, F I pi * m l UNI) pupa nut of licit brer SPA N ISH hnino of two biulrmuim, Htnck. Id'rny Stiuwdcr, 1904 —a* ii— W ORK W A N TED bath, III rife llvlnif .....ill, kil<lu<ri. Park Avenue. dlnotto nbuut il/4 iitrn hiyrh bind Fried Shrimp Dinner, Survod A!,I, T Y P E S of bulldoaer work, on cuncreti' road, pilro IrtWM) "Tlie Beit Shrimp oil earth" reuHon.ible rntca. Free aatlmaifuinlnhud, your niilcrdlnn uf bnlli eveiy niifht nl Ilnmei'M drill, ea. Duvld K. Carpenter, Phont flxturvM mid kiti'han i>i|ui|imi'iit. t9ll.l-.Vt 991 Knit let. Struct. Thin in one of I lie prr t licit I'liW ItK T K Newer Pipe, (irear.o plni'c* In thi.* iiic u . A|i|ily Mu. T i l Af T « 1 t W O R K Tm pi lllneka Heplle Tanka — Free eitihintea on plnwinif nod Killlh H, llnwcn, iiwiu'r, fill Pin Window Hetirhei Flower Poll, miiiiii l>iive, Kmifmd, H e. dliclnu faun or Kurdon pjoti, Hoot ■ F ire KiHuintni. Mlrn* Aim eletirluu mid grudlnK build .Ie I'oiuiele (hi. Phone 19116 1100 10 ACBKK Idifb rltriix In in I hbon i iuu Iona. Phono 1<17*J, Jurk Hio Avenue. 10 niitcH wont nf Orlmnln, |uiii* Itnimll t'JMVl. K. H. Hmv.ni, M l PI.......in .In llN SIlN Wax. I'natc, l.iipiid A llrivi', Hiinfoid, Fin. liln t ’onl Free me of floor polihlier with eiieli 9 l>b. or 1 12— Special Scrvtrcfr - - I2 H fiA LL UKO CEKY atom with 1)1 |lllltllHHO. meat mntkel. t'nili luiilnc-... sF .N h M tlK d la n A I'alnl Co. NEW F I.o n |(S Hiirfaccd tu (wr Tel. H ill. frrtiiui. Old floor* iniulc Idu 119.111 tV. 9nd. St. Phone 920. new. Fhiiihing, rlcm ing ft win N fC E 9 bedroom niibiiiliun luuiii. PAIN T Oulu Ido Tntanlum lead till'. P.irtnlilo pnwrr plnnl, (Joud Inwu, fruit tree*, HpncloiM unit oil-.: Mioi.rv tiara guarantee. vein* axiirrlcnco In Siuniimh' ground*. Price, ffi/dHI, Won't pee), ruli nr waah off. Cminly, II. M. tilrniuo, I,nk<' *3.1*6 Per ifulIon. II. A. Ruaaell Mnrv. N e w , I tied room h o m e on I wo Seed Co. ____ la r g e lu lu , 9 a e rre n p o rc b e i, v . V E N E T IA N B LIN D S made tn or tint* Peed. iietTan b lin d *, n ltn rlip d g n m u e . KS1IKI.MANH Red ..or. Smulnol* Vrncllan Blind Toiirblon A Wnt.nm, 1201 Celary S m a ll c a sh p a y m e n l w it h e a s y Co. 890 W. »rd. 8t. Phone Ave. i’hone 1IH6-J. te rm * . P r ic e , | 7 ,(MK>. II82-W. SWAP SHOP, 406 fc. 4tk. Ht. We ORIiAN DD Morning Sentinel. Dr 6 Arrea and new, two bedroom |tiiy. *el| nr Irade moat anylamlo Evening Star. Call Ralph home on large lake. Priced tiling. Phone I0K-J. ' Ray. 11116 J. sell, 10,000. Tcrmn. C, A. W H IIlllO N , HR. 110 H. Park. Phone IZHI lu ll SAKE; Ketiliirky aaikfte bone In good rnndltlon. Hee O A l.li 617 for Battery, (ieneratur Hiitl Hlm-tir ftervlco. Hwaln'i It'dluml Menu. Sanford Herald llnllery Horvlce, 60t W. First riH C tll.A TlN tl roal or wnml fll. bml min. prarllcally nowB l.fct.TIIIC «r »96.m>. MU Magnolia— Ph. 2IH. A C K T Y I.K N B TUXEDO FEED B i Complate line. W K LIH N fi Hunt'* Tii**do_ Feed HtorC. Sanford Motor A Kqpt. t% 1K>(T111Th (lOUNTEK. uaed In rea* 80S W. Ini street tiuirunt with M atmds. Telephone HOT IKM1 HTANH Amorkau Floor Hamlin* Machine A with edger. >>. M. Hlraton, Lake Lots fur sate on roiner 6th mid w M a i y , K lk . ■ ’________ ___ Pecan Avenue*. Ph. »4l)*M. W klLAKA A FA B T M E N T S . U B W. furnlaheil home. Ideal for F lirt Htrant. Furnlkhert roomp It. I.oenteu ut 1216 Palmetlo and apart menta available. Phone W ILU A M H , Realtor. 1491. Lundgulat, Aeeoclat*. fin ti-w . 6) OlTA III .K ror for hualneea hualnee* couple, Atlaali* Hank _ llldg. M 1 H 8 I O N A It I E Ideally _______ .located Ited acroac from Poet Office, one or two rooma, mod* efficiency apartmenta, pri­ vate bath and ahowar, rhona —fi A r t ie h * F u r s a le —‘,i Hanford and 3rd. mil* . on ,00 and O . Pliinta. Mrs, Y. C. Bollinger, Ph. 13,'III-J . II- liK FIIK JEH A TD U , Norge, fl foot, excellent condition. Phone 019It.________ _ F IlY E It equipment, balteryi L a y ­ ing house*, Cheap, Also Model A, covered truck body, A -l con­ dition. Phone 1 Electric Drink Cooleri 1 20" Dia­ meter Aduataldc fan. 2 Floor show caaea, 910 E. lat. Street, LO ST a IB07-J. lo — A U t u Alt J i m , t a — I, « r - • ( \ o'.I iL f " ^ C O U P L F O F L O C A L f i l O L S f jlV f - T H E E C O N O M I C S IT U A T IO N A SO /A K S O Y E © “ H n n tw a r u C o. J11 S A N F t lllll AVK. (TVFR 111* MIH<J r r t f t ' * ( l ifMMr'tftl »•» **r‘f 1P r i T A M l -T -tf '■jrm U -" PF'ti RV* I tv R ili f *i*t I if O/.ARK IK E ... t u i r ( f , « m w ) T i r corioAitp ',( / IJ'j WIL PL AT % ntAH £0 -1 \*r%x±. 't ' 1Sf^ C / W l l M OM Ly ONE M IN U T E T 'P L A Y ! W 5 M0 U T IH ll'v*- ABOUT SO AM COULD, CHCcn, t o o ! F IG U PC y 4 w ,w '* 'n 7 J W AY AND i T H E F tt-L D l v; ' * ' * t ■ • / m > « a . rJO V 1 'f . i-.y IN K s y \ . ■rim s it ik t T M I N E H A lv f iE H ntM (.fturnt' as GFT «*UO, exunu ' C in Tut-, sout liiiw W r>mr MOtvA com is AGAIN!* ! - . . . ,'l'CXVl'F V Ll r IS S E irHIt VG B-*w-* tr lly Wall DIsm'V it u U v r .V >1011 P FU ^ b' TOO BAD CHi0P T . PLOO-il ___ ( W HAOPVB _ .n_____ O 'M A R A 'S AWAV ! r*-f SA Sl UNS ----- \ WHAN 7 J M l WOUUP WAVE. ' / O U T A N H W o o a ToIAT C A N 9 S N 9 g A WH|Ja« A - l C R IM E 1 I T 0 S T lL U M A PPgN IN C ? C 3 T T H A T ~ ANJTT O U T O F M V 9TAfTiON! - m u r OM , H B U . O , L iS U T S N A N T ! e e . . . u j 9 ’ soiuoN v n j L iT T LE LUSCU SOVEV r PBOM M V 6 0 S ! n CLOSE OUT SPECIALS 1— y j 1— 1087 FO RD Coupe, good cun- . dltion thru o u t Priced to sell quick* Ph. 1821 Aba Stanley • Rogers f'O UN D — M 1— 1040 DOIHJE Pickup. I.oU of good tconomlcal hauling at an Mrs. A. E. Mallem. economical price, 1— 1080 FO RD Coupe, good condi­ tion. B—A K itU .E h irANTED*—41 1— 1041 DOIK1E Tudor, One own­ er car. Highest Ightat cash price paid fe r a s e d 1— 4040 DODOE Fordor, extra dean. ' furniture Ted Davis Furniture 1-1080 M E R C U R Y Tudor, extra Co. 811 E . 1 st Ph 90S. elean. STRICK LA N D -M O RJtlSt^ INC. 7— Pel a-LhrtttorkH E X P E R IE N C E D have Kill Ph. *33.W furnUhed T -S h k t. White A Color* .... |.4B 100. Pain inta ..... ...... 12.28 gal. Young Jersey bull*Good- atoclu raundrior will sell- M l B. Sedan, 4 Door Deluxe Plymouth 8 i**d work shoes, Tarpau* •treat. Robert Waltsre, R t 1 Boa 804, Pattlsgood its, Rubber Boots, aparimmA,1 apply Sanford. hell. 714 jla A v * . Avenna. FO RSAKE SU R P LU S f iA lf A GIBi Apartment, 2 .« > 5 Btrawberrlea Wa hath loae when you dual 81X P IE C E dining room aet, aiao LO S T : Bstwocn Country Club ami kitchen cahlnut. Reaaonable. 222 bring year praacrlpUagg »• Luke Monroe, black and tan fe­ FllRN IBHED L'fflclaney cot* Wc*t lltth Street.___ _______ ___ Laney^a-Fhone 108,_____ male hound. Reward. Pliunc Use*, all convenlancea, fire place, fruit, boattnf, flahlnf. ENJOY Sunday dinner alt Laney'a 78c alao wo«k day*. Uunchea A available Nov, lit . flaaeonal abort order*. _ _____ ____ . renUI. Ph. IIHKhWI. 1 “ F 0 k R E N T -S room furniihed Amailng John«ton'» "NOROACH" aagUtary coaling kill* Roach** Ive. A. apart tn*nl^HO MaFnpll* Ave. Celery Ante, Water Buga for month*. Pint 91.80. Half pint 80c. Rou* Ive. Phone 8ia-W. j millet A Anderaon. Bigelow furnlihed apart* menta. Langlvy Bulldlnf. O il Sweet Hamlin orange*, ft bushel. *. Li Lord, JR. it W. nl M vrui Phone r n v n v 7M-W. tow-vw* Ave. Park A iO unfurnished apartment. tOTT fTsifiNa boat, avt u p ’R kher,_|10q.0°.Phon* 1070-W. lion* 1HS6-W. IfTfff A BHgg* A Stratton En­ ooment block two bedroom gine Or Part* you Need Baa Furnished A- » . * 0 B « * Now aaailabla la (kolinit pmial roloo Covin In one durabla root. No luma, or fu n . A gallon door aver* oga room. ceptlonally give mai 0 M FO R D 1! II- 1 O 0 0^ il I ru.uu H Am i— >■wa­ ETTA r KRTT MIOJtW THg UTAOUM.' VffUM WdMTM* TtAK'THayBf "oaTM* BO ■ ] HSAO wesTviui'a - Xg N T V .1 auisoao. r w * i .L cogAM**M.' 7MC«a POACnce « e R toN9^Qf.v! ^ 1 wuaH.wuuwt/'Sirvoi v BO BOISNINO UP ON tlv 1*11111 IJnltin«MWi o o u r tcuow_ r G *mC / 1 s a c o e r barruneX tum , 'l l Q*"t \ J tANO WATCH * . HUWVWU“ TUB C O A C H ^ TOS3BO WLL DB OVCa ; (il much about X T e t A SBC SO*Tg n e w •PJICIC P lm v s ' trrA should of Id70. On* built pn, fur K n o w s B IL L lo U / iO O O ie e/iam —toot us>ot k n o u n i that h « r j i3Qoin$to&OClr* e * w *a, !"■M l— ; . jY ",;W j " V i - V f e ’j:*. ..; •ii Vf*?.h•l b i t ' . C£ i j r V \ th i '■ J. ¥ •Via.?.. T l '.mi # .L ,X v ’■ Jw*^AJ *a, ywi >.a4ed*»«'»f ‘ fi>* 'A I , ■vV.': 1 T �T7TT ■ ■V- The Sanford Herald ' ■ ■ ■ ■ 1tw W S & K ■ , •' t ,.y V ' W to haad hla will. Thera always U fa baan aoma who have aahad l|la quaallon. Do not find out tha C h ild r e n 's V ie w u r. *• ... — i V * * intuit nr the hanker* at* landing die Aniuiitun Danker* A** loriation i on; mi.on appreciated vary much die information from Secretary of the Tieatury Snyder Inal kuiinrt* j* good. Without tuch ^ " ,Ce V . !!” *• I*1# government w«m» to think, lliey wouldn't know. jf, For,7 « Secretary Icke*. injecting A s part of the observation of Better Parenthood Week. Dorothy B arclay, a writer for the New York Tim e*, inter­ view a number of children, aged :t to 10, as to what con­ stitute* a good parent. A seven-yeur-old boy said that "a good mother ought to be home when you get home from school", and thut a rather should spend a duy every week with Ills child. An eight-year-old recommended, instead of corpora] punishment, the deprivation of some privilege. A nine-year-old girl claimed that a good mother should teach a child about God. Underatandlng discussion of problem* was emphasized as desirable by the older children, many of whom wanted more companionnhip with their fathers. A surprising umounl of discernment and good judgment was shown In the replies of even the youngest of these children. They evidently realized that some of th eir require­ ment* w ire impossible in some cases, und showed an titi>x|M>cted tolerance. The frank verdicts handed down by these dear-eyed young judges may las studied with profit by every conscientious parent. ftimielf into New York'* political •mpaign. iay* dial Senator Dullet C o m m u n is m A n d S p o r t i a candidate wearing “ iiotilical . line* , a different pair for dif Americans and Communists are not likely ever to under­ rrent occa.ion*", one "the col ■paible variety", All thi* i* entirely stand each other. Czechoslovakia has a world champion v*r our head, hut it *ound* like hockey team, yet has dropped three o f Its iiest p la y e rs hc•aiise they were "politically unreliable". iud**linging to u*. An Amuricun counterpart of this action might be for An announcement hy the Vet lie New York Yankees to fire throe molt form the top of the ran* Adminitiralinn reveal* that sitting order, if they were unorthodox In polities anil c r­ »• WACS and WAVES were. o„ ummies. There would ia* quite a reaction from the citizenry '* 3'/a year* older than if New York C ity and from baseball fans everywhere. , Milled men in other branche* I lh* lervice. However, that teem* Public Forum Jaycee Meeting P h*® giving out very lecrel I ( '* i i I i h I V ra a P * |* Oa*» <r»alla*»e rtmm c , | , a**) PW confidaa'ial information, det- liriipoKad munlcl I docks program. certain tonnage over the bargu PRMnUl to the lecurity of the is apeak waa line, but this was not po**lhlr to Second WWMry. and conduct ynjiecoming least atw of the obtain, lie al*(> said that a referkJ*no adyta- emlum enuk) net now be,h*1d be* U oflcer and a ganllaman. In Cam lo r political raua* the City hail been given, il “you, __ act, it* laliolagef by virtue of n petition signed hy The United Slate* hat poured than 75 billion dollar* into foreign count tic. liner 1940, Sena|or O'Conor (D-Md.) told the alional Foreign Trade Conven»» I" Nrw York (he oilier day. j , N oe added that the only way wr ftlfl aver get any of it back i* to imjtt more foreign made good* into l» country. "The American peoff "* •*'**• "mu.! revile their . pwkina if we are to fulfill the new* acquired role of leaderihip in Hade"._____ Preiidenl Truman finally admit* federal *|>endirig will leave •overnmenl 5«/j, hillion dollar* III lha red thi* year. And that intMut locialiied medicine, fedid lo education, hillion* for •nt of under-privileged of the world, and many r . project* which he tecom* ■ , , *1 might he a good idea Mlw the money we are already ® btforc vve tiilk of infnd* fflrea" t a ' W H av could not predersaaor'a mprove oil their work. Mr. tsstge came out In favor of the City manager form of gov­ ernment "tying- Hiat "Over one hundred eltlua In the nation have hanged to the City manager form of govurnmant in preference to a full time paid mayor." lie ruinpluined about tha dl»noaal of City owned property without flrat appraising It and ad­ vertising tiler property for sale to the highest milder. In reference to the budgnt Mr. I.odge said, "tha people of San­ ford have Just shout reached thalr lax limit. The City budget waa raised 1100,000 which ralaad both property luxes ami water bills." "I will attempt to atroteh the taxpayer’s dollar aa far aa possi­ ble, if elected," he said, “but un­ less the populetlon grows, the umount of taxes we pay today will •ventually wipe ua out." Frank Miller, a former city .'onimlaalonor In IBgg-KO-SO, and again a candidate for the post, urged flnenclel relief to cltfaens who pay lextii by cutting present valuations on improved property 'JO percent and on vacant property A0 percent. "I am oppose*] to building up a HIIU cltlsmia. the right to finance the terminal. However, he added, an opportunity had been given ritlieiia to protect prior to the ac­ tion taken hy the l.eginlnlure. Mr. Pope In unawer to thn ques­ tion on what dltpoaltjon I* made here of foundling* or unwanted children, *ald Unit then- I* no designated place for thr*e chil­ dren, hut according to those in charge only one such child had lieun In nets) of cute here In re­ cent yeera and that win provided fur hy the welfare depart menta, He also ■aid them ere cell* In the County Jail for arrested women and they «r» nut placed In en­ closure! with burdened criminals. Other question* ranged from tha City Inspection fee charged for additional electric light nutlets In a home to why there Is no f-H Bvsry question seemed to have bacn pul after areful nnalduiutlutl Club In thla county for hoy*, end for the exiues* purpose of being better Informed regarding the governmental affair* of the popularity of the i* X®. ^ *iven • good in New York neat month •hellos i* held lo d«t* I WMiher Senator Dulle* will - in the U, S. Senate, or Governor Lehman wilt re* In# t i.t r The former j* ' ■•fmvei in the lyitem of pjtaei lh* jsitar ha* been for the Welfare Stale. I m y ttit enured that the will be watched with In. Senator Pepper who will «m for re-election neat we do not agrea with i Governor Warren uy*. i to our reader* bU ititunkipal tewage dieto toivi both e»pollution problem II Ntore FlorUa a* the •man'* paradiet that And in my apinion. ' Ha the mtwklpnl part More T ^ T arg m causing ■ temptation to aaa for more bonds to be saddled on the City,1’ he stated, Declaring In favor of lowor water ratee, he aaeerted, "This commission la charging n higher rate.than they would allow a tax-' usylng public service corporation to eharge." AU fundi, he advised, should bo expended for tho . purpooo for which they are ralaed« epeeifWajiy debt service mlllsge, whleT' cannot bo agent for u y ot post hut veer n portion of It was for other projects when II should N EW Y O R K , Nov' The trend toward styles of tha flapper era of tha 19W» will continue un­ abated next spring, according to a preview of 1050 fashions pre­ sented today by the New York Times in ita annual Broadwaystyle production, "Fashions Of the Times," From short evening dresses and sheath sllhouattaa to the boyish bob, tha show waa rife with nos­ talgic notes. Thus far no extrema examples of the unlamented, hipbelted "gunny-sack" silhouette have appeared, and woman may still display norma) curve*. But cloche hate and shorter skirts are Importantly in the picture. Presented In a serlea of ncenes and produced by Virginia Pope, fashion editor of the Times, the elaborate fashion show drew a rapacity audience from the New York fashion world, with standing room only nt all performances. Most of the models shown were preview* of tha styles wo may ex­ pect next spring and summer, with a heavy accent on clothes for the WMIll Nil MVtNI HMIND look* over hi* ihouldar, Hobart Biylsaa, 19, of Imminent resort season. Boy'* Town, Nab., kaaps up with hla ichool work batwaan cliorat it tha Orand National Llvatlock Exposition ami Hursa Show, San Francisco, Roses will bloom on summer Calif. Tha flrat tlma that Boy's Town ha* bean rapraaantad In tha show, dresses and hats next year, the Robert hopes that thalr entry w ill sail lor enough money to pay (or tha Times predicts, showing an entire trip to and from tha famed Nebraska lrutltullon. (f rite motional) scene with rose-laden fashions from a doien .top designers. This, too, I* interpreted as a sentimental and nostalgic note. Nylon is given an entire section of the show, accenting glamourous negligee* and intimate apparel in gauiy new nylon texturen which have permanent pleats, ruffles and such, wash In a few minutes and TAMPA. Nov. 3- (A1)- Florida ha* plenty of lillle known tropical need no Ironing. These garments Imil* with a* much chance of commercial lucceit j* the mango and have become the top cliuice of col­ lege girls, working women and avocado. traveler* because of the ease of For inttance, thrre are the lapodilla. a iweet and very juicy fruit: caring for them, Commercial Value Of All Florida Fruits Not Yet Fully Exploited the ceritnan, which gruw* eaiily and bring* $1 to $1 .50 apiece in north­ ern niHrketa, and the aouraop, da- - ........ i---------------------IU’Ioun a<t it Itiiae for Ire cream ■ if - f i n e s of little known hut goodnr o d d d rin k *. It wnii'i he mi overnight hual- to-eat Florida fruits. It was pre­ ness lo gel Hell growing them, pared by Kendall Morton and hie (hough, expert* ut the Florida wife, Mrs. Jolla Morton, of the Horticultural Hoclety’* convention University oV Miami botany deparlment. hero cold. The exhibit Included more thun The I rouble seem* to he (hat .‘III varieties of uvoeado. Them there tine not been enough re­ wei« tin- other fruits which have search nod experimenting— prarti- Iwen coming Into their own com­ , nl and scientific—to he sure of mercially—mangoes, . guavas, lyleaults. An unthoslnat may feel i ,......... and papayas. sure the rorlmnn, for Instance,| Most likely lo move up into that will flourish throughout south class, Mrs. Morton thought were r'loridii. Yet nobody can guarantee tin- supodllln, reriman and soursop, it will have the right yield, flavor linn , ...........iiiicmi} uieniioiicn: t already mentioned; and the liar“ "l1 hordlne.s at hurt Myers and I,ado* cherry and chayute lint Ml Ifilllo . I ■■II UK a e l e I cost •> ■ . W not llcllc f(Haile, or kmii how uvarla The IlMilmdos cherry, although tlon* la soil might iiffect it* taste veiy sour Itself, Is very tasty when olid |>i <>diu-t ivlty. loessed and mixed with sugar and "It will require years of work" pectin. Then it can Its used as a in pot these varieties on a com­ base for punch or os a top for Ire mercial basis,'" said Dr. Francis cream. It is well worth the extra II. I.lnculn of the University of trouble hjeause these rherrles Florida aub-troplral experiment have ulxuiI 40 times as much Vita­ station at Homestead. min U a* oranges. "These fruit* am all rare In th i The rhaynte, also called vege­ Seedling stage," he addad, and table near, la used more as S seedlings aie most desirable for vegetable than ns a fruit. It experimentation. grow* on a vine, like squash, taste i "The progrum of getting tropi­ something like squash and Is pre­ cal fruits started is u slow process, pared In many of the same ways. hut we can look on It with con? The convention will close today slderuble encouragement," ob­ after the unnoel election. served Ur. Taylor It. Alexandor, The following vice presidents chairman of tile University of Ml- were selected yesterday: orna­ ii mI botany dcpnrtipcnt. mental plants section, Prof. K id ­ "The University of Miami has man West, (laliiesvllie: tropical In gnu a complete new research fruits, Col, W. It. drove, Laurel; program In this field," Dr. Alex­ citrus, King-wood Hiirott, Lake ander said. Wales; processing, Ur. F. W. One "of the 'biggest attraction* I " M R t'M to I I I MV 1 1 U I I * ] Wniel, " H « l | Ue t ot oV fAlfred: Y H IfllJ V l'jft’l Lake vegetables, at the convention was the exhibit i Dr. A . il. Bddlne, Hastings, V The Secretary' of Stat* pro­ posed changing the laws rqeulrlng that a large part of government relief und Marshall Plan aid ship­ ments abroad go In American ship*. The convention Ignored that, hut urged protection of American shipping from discri­ mination l»y foreign rountrle*. r w« II nI r l pVi U rntifi. i 1 •y il ,-t. T T iifT ® >alylMlIUtg • flat -StJE^S£s.nr 1!* , .»P. - ’ 5 • . t . Gives ytti ____ with aMhMhrg Dwai iUX* °ff sm SIR drop ot oil rl »t —■ ’it 'j i * 'i•* i ’ (* 'ItoMK/jw ^ t a n a M^tok* Mdlrtl 4, H eau at the turn W r title (• h -a a upright' ’,T' l.' S ?.» -r'f rf l l t f q iy s JSS m *“ : ■ * • ‘v * ™ If molested y . y w PHy Ctlf±W /ft its. 1 for the pragrees end ..T, i...... of, egr city government it h a l* M I ; ,»*) lit - -* -m- »- •'a US' « __ il-n? l x ; . S? I' ujtH . : •— • P S W iiis f 'lr' I* i Dr. Henry McLaulin1 It was the exprqaaed opinion of our citizens that the-Inform of govemmant for Sanford la one in which five comrdlaaioncm. 'elected to office by virtue of their own ability as businessmen and foe Uisir sound* ■ ------1 . a n t ■ - The ness In Judgmsnt, --------------serve ss a---Board of Directors of i i Jr 7*Corpemtion ir to l i f e ; out. the City of Sanford. Thsse men appoint a City M for them,*wild they policies they fay dowrt and to manage the Con Also seffct one’of IhoJr number to act as chat.... uridff^jict title of Mayor. Mandfing a City Government is a special itid ofiibaeiriees. It takes a man with training and experience in Munid .it, Just as It has tf^eii trie yeM Wledtm the insurance bui._ _ _ ^so the City u. neaa, of lfe tg T#ac'^wl# t' “ch*r1' f°r * Uvu -XTib i *U - - rOsaUeaea r m a ra s e Oae) ing tax exemption to roots—the law wa* vague as to kind* of -out*—where the second most val­ uable part waa worth more than .i third aa much a* the fur com­ ponent. Thus, the way was opened to turning out tax-free all-fur oat* by using expensive lining* or hutions and an Inexpensive fur *o' that cither the linings or buttons would lie worth more than a thjid a* much a* the fur. Officials aald that In *oine -uses, lining* were haiidpalntcd to lift their valua and make coats tax-free. In other cases, they re­ ported, Jeweled button* were used, litv of anything hut fur-trimmed The ruling cut out the po**ibiATOMH FO R C A N C E R . rb.th coat* qualifying fnr tax ex­ W ASHIN GTON , Nov. 3— </p)_ emption. The Bureau contends that The Atomic Energy Commission Congrats Intended to provide Just has approved 'the export to Bri­ that—and n« more. tain or u 2,000,000-volt x-ray Publication of the order brought -neratbr for use In the treat­ *n Immediate kickback from firm* ment o f cancer. It I* the fourth which fait they should at least such high-energy generator ap­ have had advance warning or a proved for export to England period of "grace” to dispose nf In the past two years. stocks of coat* acquired In good faith tp'Bef they were tax exempt. Many coat* which would he ing. ThfM , mostly dealing In newly subjected to tax by the rul­ "fine" furs, contended that the ing sell for around 9100 at retail. tax exemption gave nn undeserv­ The tax would lift the co«t to ed competitive edge to oats fash­ the customer to 9130. Merchant* ioned for tax-exemption purposes In such a hotly competitive line, stocked with, tna coat* said ,tb#t, that would he ruinous to them, In h*«ding their plea, the Bureau said tho poitponment was “(Teamed udvitabls." It* announemnit came ‘ Optom etriat Just before a meeting of its offi­ cials with various sector* nf the trad* to go over the ruling. I I I MagneMe Av*. Phoaa I I I Many manufacturers uml mer­ chant* were in favor of the rul- WU'* <1 &!?S ST4. -ilia. s K u Fur Coats Following the conclusions of thla Committee there W M jt public hearing on the adoption of the new Charter aa drawn by thla Committee, and thla hearing waa duly publicised. Obviously our citizens gavo Approval as not one dissenting voice was mined regarding the intended form of government. The 1949 Session of the Legislature passed this Charter us recommended. Further change* in tha charter can be made, but they can­ not be made before the next aeaalon of the Legislature, add, they cannot be mad* by the city commiaaion. Only the people cah decide the form i in.* lr of government they ure to have. Bn u m A ' Wi* m ,,ls *" ‘ H a rm W. Dean of Florida Stole University,, chairman .of ia our nrsla will succeed In giving tho country and people a worthy plaeo among the nations of the turbu­ lent world." A political spokesman for the Dutch government here termed Tha Hague agreement a “ workable compromise," although he said It wa* dliappolntlng In many ways ^ to both the Dutch nad Indonesians. • Both Dutch and Indonesian cir­ cle* here considered it certain that the two top leaders of the Republic of Indonesia—President Hukarno and Premier Mohammed Hatta— will b* elected to the xnmo posts in tha .provisional regime to be set up.for the new United Htates of Indonesia. The posts will hr filled hy nn Inter-Indonesian conference sched­ uled to meet In a few week* to £ form the government. RJahrlF skid he thought the Re­ public's government In Jogjakarta and its people “are familiar with th* principal Items of the agree­ ment." a peace. Rabbi Hhaprtu said that he received the message yester­ day to ipak here xactly 99 var* to the day after thn Haltogr declaration, pledging n ---------* Indonesia "A M la do barrier when thara’a work to ba dost” la t!i» aaga com* ment of Mrs. Carrie Oaoa) Schoflald (above), 19, Janitor of an apartment house In Rosbury, Mass. Shown preparing to paint a house, tha gray-haired lady haa held a Bren** for IP years to operate high pressure boiler* (International) Lena than a year ago, a committee nf 11 local citlzeha yaa nrimed hy the City Commiaaion aa "Charter Kevlaion Committee".,At that time thla Committee dlacuaaed changing our charter to permit the election of a Mayor hy direct vote of the people. It waa felt that auch aVubHtantial change would be a controversial (aaue on which a majority of the elect­ orate itaelf should pans. The Committee therefore refused to tn^ke any change in thla respect. vrd lO t illiM l ream fepe Oee) cratlc force_ and nd an aid to world • S W iiW r Kami city, commlaalonera took iTtanca of the situation dal cognii official and agreed that those coming hero In search of Joba should ha told that Mlfml has an "overabundance of unemployment." “The city- commission should take soma - measure to try to protect , oqr ..own unemployed by advising non-resident Job sveken to of the situation hare amt try tug ^ to eliminate having to put them In Jail for vagrancy," said Com­ missioner Perrin* Palmer, J*. Ha astlmated the Jobless in this rounty represented "a family potential or 40,000 customers for business," Commissioners If. Leslie Qulgg and R.- C. Gardner concurred in Palmers statement --------- 1---------------- To the People of Sanford: Rabbi Shapiro 0*7 I. v |l> « H ii*4 V rsa Wage Ciae* a good Job In Europe Imt from now on must concentrate more on getting Wastern Europe unified. Hera are lha things the Admin­ istration and the convention dis­ agree about: 1. The businessmen objected to government guarantee's of Amer­ ican private Investment abroad, us embodied In a hill pending hefme Congress 2. The convention urged the early return of the United .Htute* lo the gold stnndurd, a declara­ tion lha Administration spokes­ men Ignored. ,'t. Both President Truman and Recretary Acheson urged U. S. adherence to the proposed Inter­ national trad* urganlratinn under the United Nations. The conven­ tion's sponsor, the National Fnrei|n Trad* Council, came out ’% The q uohtlon nf electing a Mayor direct by the people seem# to be n m atter of much dlHcuaaion At thla time, , " . “You are doing Andersen Introduce I, Beckv Smith gave re the d1aht!i? tofdrtd ! ; Utx?Jj" ?by > ? l*It*<*0W* form of dibu tenpiure plure reading reeomg ana and n short He also _ declared oppoaiUon to sermon. The Girin Triple Trio, issuance of any form of Sage Double Quartette and Boys entea which. In, qny way .. used lo replace a bond dr or for any purpose that ______ jusdar ordinary conditidna roqulw tonda to saepi^fpBda for the purtwton commended those charge, of the nrogram, *{ ,TJS Foreign Trade MIAMI, Nov. 3— (A*)— Parsons coming to southeast Florida look­ ing for vriM thla winter may find alim pickings. Tha Unitad States Employment Service said yaatarday Dad* toi county-, .haa £1-3.800 unemployed w now compared with 0,100 a year q- area. mi 1Slim Job Ptekbigs Of Flapper Era Is Coming Back Mr*. Williams said this morn­ ing that a very large number of thoae who nttemle-i the fnrmn asked that others lw conducted In that they will he of great benefit to the community. The matter will lerge valuation' to Increaaa the be taken up with the Hoard of We|- bond* to an artificial value, and Directors of the HAI’W Club. mow . May Find tyle The machine age haa brought to great number* of Am ericana, In a degree probably never before known, the kind of wearineaa which cornea from repeated performance of a taak, or from long concentration of energy on the name kind of n Job. ,It„h an generally been auppoaed that thin wearlneta waa in part the general tiredneaa of the body which reaulta from any work, and in part a npeclal tiredneaa In the muaclea, and leaaening of their strength, which reaulta when the aame aet of muaclea gotta through the name move* menta again and again and again. Kxperimenta w ith iaolated muacle groupa a number of yenra Hgo bore out thla auppoal* tlon Now It Id auggeated that there la a mental change, which might be called the onset of boredom, which occur* before the phy*Ical e rro rs which a worker begin* to make in a long contlnuoua task or in many repetition* of a abort ta*k. Scientists at the reauarch laboratory of T u ft* College believe the boredom of a long or repeated taak, rath er than fatigue in the muaclea, may bring on wearinen*. Knowing that it muy begin with boredom rath er than with fatigua will not nmke weariness any le*a wearisome, but it may point toward more effective way* to relieve and TIIUHHUAY, NOV. 9, IS4S prevent weariness. It has long been known that b rief period* of relaxation, of doing something else, w ill help a worker to Z TODAY'S III B LR VRR8B keen going longer at a tedious job. Music often helps, too. •" Ha la lha aama una aha upholda Pernapn better ways to relax the mind, a* well a* the mun* Hba unltaraa and rauaaa tha atom den, might be of still more help. Prciidafli Goiiwiild of Ciechodovikiii tfII* hi* follower* ihii Rutiia »* the only thing that keep* the United Stale* from taking |>o** MHtun of die caiiciu Huiopcai, tiom. If he only knew how little W# want thotr (oiiiitrie* I i On Being Tired KafaMUhvC to M H 'Vekiiakr* a»li*. iiftp< satarCa? „ ,* « aeeaar ai ■__ H I NawaalH Avaaa* iT fr"*r**4 . M%« •toeew •». i n * . a« (ha Feat O lflM . ■aalartf. t'lartoa. a ai at I k . Aat Caaar>aa of Mara* *, IH f. Mill.I * m i j„ T m i # IMilaf fiiim iiiN i i k a * llaalaaoa Maaaaar a r a s im m o N m a t s * #» I arrtaa ................... ......... • ; .Ma Maalk ...... .............. .... I.i M tN Mnalka ....... ............ *J _ l l Maalka ............ .............. &i f.»» V.er ................. UN 7 Air afcliaarr aaiiaait,' aa*2a i ikaaka. raaulallaaa aato aaflaaa i tal.rlalam .al far tka aaraaaa i kalalaa f.aiU. a |ll fca •■ ariaf tar at rraalar MS»r»tl.l»a rataa. MrVrraVaiaA Valloaahr' I f fa* I taaa krttaaaaar Mrpraaaatallraa faro K»a fork, f'fctraaa, l l . l r . l l , I Hjmaaa M ir, a aA ai. lAtala.______ " Tkr llrraia la a tariakar of Ik* I kaaarlKlnl Mrraa nklrk la rallflatl I • t .la .lv .l. to Ifcr aa* far rapakll* ration of all Ikr InraUaawa rtla lrf la tkla arwapaarr. aa trail aa all 4 C artta fla r a lr k n . _ _____ __ would of»oy hi* voles.—-Ex. 6:ii . T ’ ■ ! v.,' :0 0 , v'.ev >1 1 Hnttfi’V' 11. 1’ . " J r ( 1LW'«w Vskl’fK f.v.: 1 ...........1 m ■ns® - i ara&M t&s ' f e * m » a : J S J ,■ ;■vru ■'.r a : p ' ' ' ' V . - . j t l) T \ 'w m | W ' mmmmm SMalfc-u'At1 f«v, i. .»■ * * ( i f r , M i i H ■ w^gaafiaattam* p ■i v �* „ ■■ i----------------- Social A n d Personal Activities Carlin Palmar Bay—Society Editor Social Calender TH U R SD A Y The T. K. L . Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the Church Annex at 7:30 with Mrs. Ellen Hhadoln's group as hos­ tess. Seminole Chapter Mo. 2, O. K. S. Ill meet at the Masonic Hull _ at S:00 P. M. Student loan night P Will he held. F R ID A Y The Auteriran Legion Auxiliary Will meet at the I-eglnti Hut at 7:30 P ,M. World Conn......ity Day will he observed ut the First Methodist Church at 3:30 P. M. All church members arc urged to attend. Ht. Mark's Chapter of Holy Crons Episcopal Church will meet , Nov. 7 at B:«0 P. M. at the home g l of Mrs. Frank Miller. 9 A ™ _ 9 Alya Ashdown Weds Ceorge W. Carlton Mra. Atys Ashdown, ymingest daughter of the tnlr Mr. and Mrs C. K. Chorpeninr. heroine the bride of Oenrge Wesley C arl­ ton, son of Mr. und Mrs. (1. *11. Carlton, In n ipilel rerrinnnv performerl Tuesday evenltiB at HtiM o'rlock at the home of the bride's brother and aisArr-ln-litw, Mr. ami Mra. Carl K. ChorpenltiK. JBG7 Palmetto Avenue. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Kdvvnrd Kindier of Knteriirlac. Tile rouple was atItinleil by Miss Mary Carlton nnd Cecil Carlton, sister and hi other of the hriilrKrooin. Cor hrr weddinir the lirlde (hose a street Irnixlh dress »f forest K re e n crepe worn with black accessories and a pearl necklace, a gift of her lute purenla. A corsage of white carna­ tions completed her costume. Following the wedding the rouple left for a wedding trip tn West Florlila mid upon their re­ turn will reside at IIHV Park Avenue. Mrs. Carlton traveled in u black suit. For the pnsl three years Mrs. Carlton has been associated with the State Welfare Board. SATU RDAY The Sanford Tourist Club will hold a supper at OiftO o’elork a I the Tourist Center. Reservations may tie made by telephoning 137W or itftO-W. The American Legion Auxiliary will show pictures of their project the ‘Joy Shop* fob lowing the supper. The Tourist Club will have a supper at the Tourist Center nl W C T U H o l d s M e e t (1:00 P. M. Reservations must tie In H o m o te l L o b b y loads by Hum, „h Thuudav by telephoning 437-W or (150-W. The American Legion Auxiliary will The Woman's Christian Tem­ ■hnw films of their project the perance Union assembled ycsler"Joy Shop." ttny In the lobby of the Homotel at the Municipal Airport whero MONDAY a short report was made in the The (iummu Lambda Chapter of Slate Convention. Beta 8lgma Phi somritv will The meeting was opened hy meet at the Mayfair Inn at 7:30 Mrs. Laura Shuts, president o'clock. with a sung, "Hold the Fort," Thu Business und Professional i.fter which Rev, Maiming led Woman’s Circle of the W. 8. C. li* prayer. S. of tho First Mcthodifd Church Mrs. Rushing, director of the will meet Monday evening ut children's work, gave a splendid 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. report on the study of tieer end Robert Rlllhimer, ROB Catalina all alcoholic beverages and their Drive. effect upon the human body. Circles of the W. S. C. S. of Miss Thomas told of tho Wo­ the First Methodist Church wilt man'* Crusade which began In meet at 3:00 P. M. as follows: 1873 In Ohio, with Francis Wil­ Circle No. 1 with Mrs. J. A. C al­ lard In the lead of a number of houn, 11030 Mellonvllle Avenue; consecrated Christian w o m e n Circle No. 2 with Mrs. J. E. matching down the street of Courier. 1200 Palmetto Avenue; Hillsboro, singing gospel songs Circle No. 3 with Mra. E, (J. Ktl- and kneeling In prayer in the putrlck, Jr., 228 West Eighteenth snow and sleet In front of sa­ Street; Circle No. 4 with Mrs. loons, asking (iotl to remove the IV. S. Thornton, West First lltguor curse from their com­ street; Circle No. 5 with Miss munity. In 5o days, she said, Bessie Zachary, HI2 Mugnotla 150 saloons were closed. Avenue; Circle No. ll wllh Mrs. Mrs. Smith gave excerpts from Frank Adams, 200(1 Lake Avenue. Dr. Burnett's address. She limit­ Tho school age Sunbeam Rami ed his statement thul there are of the First Baptist Chilrch will today more barmaids than college meet at the church at 3:30 P. girls. Mrs. Smith also reported that Florida leads the South in TU ESD A Y ' the drinking of aloehulc Circle No. 7 of the W, 8. 0. S of the First Methodlll' Church #Ncxt on the prngrapt the mem­ w ill.m eet with Mr*. D. B. Wnl- bers quoted Ibialms I; I, "Hlean­ kins, 1513 Palmetto Avyque. ed I" the man that walketh not in the counsel of khe ungodly, nur stniidcth In the wav of sin­ ners, nor sltteth In the s c h I of llie scornful." Berlin Fashion Czars Aid City's Morale Editor Can’t Stand To Read Own Stuff By ANDY ANDERSON At' Newsfcaturrs FO R T MYKHH, F la .—Mr*. Jane Walker, managing editor ami entire staff of the Hendry County News at laiHellc, does a lot of writing but refuses to read her material In the newspaper*, She doesn’t trust printers; hates typographical errors in her copy; and so doesn't have to worry lr she doesn’t see mistakes, If any. Mrs. Walker Is correspondent for the Fort Myers News-Press, but doesn't reatl her writings In that, either, lire copy Is typed blue an pink paper. She works from 7:30 until at least 8:80 dally writing, nnswc, Ing the phone, soliciting ads nnd doing the myriad of other thing* to meet, the weekly deadline. lire office is a dlllpldatrd oneroom building with newspaper* taped up at windows, Dismantled machinery fills the hack of the room, for tha News Is now printed In nearby Moore Haven where the proof-reading also Is done. Blggeat headache is advertis­ ing. Ona year ads got switched ■t Christmas lima and came out with a La Belle merchant offering dignified greetings while the sheriff's atl thanked customers for patronage daring tha year. • Hadassah C hapter [ Has First M eeting T hf Hanforil Chapter of T e l e v i s i o n I m f M ir la n t In C h ild r e n 's L iv e s H o lly w o o d Hy BOB THOMAS ii n u .Y w n o n , n »v. :i_i/ t’>- dam d i vi How! 11ii w! Telephone 148 salt recently held Its flrat montklT CHppcly-rlnp. iP e r s o n a l ’s Friends of John D. Abrahams will la? Interested I" know tlmt he la recuperating following an I loess of several weeks. W. C. DeCintrsey ha» returned from Tallahassee him! North ('tirollua where he has la-eu the guest of friends anil relatives. Abrahams i« III and ronfoittl to I West Twentieth Mr. s tel Mr*. J. I Hull of Luke Wurth sre visiting in San­ ford as guests of Mrs. I'. A. Anderson at their (mine at utH Frcnrh Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tourhlon nnd Mr. and Mrs. II. M. l oehraii have returned In Sanford after a three weeks vacation In Cali­ fornia anti other points of In­ ti rest. Friends of Mrs. M. S Mes­ senger will lie «orry to learn of till' iteat It of I f ill other, Dr. J. W. Humber which occurie,| at his home in Wichita, Kns yester­ day. luncheon ami husinesa nteetln#..", the season at the home of Met. Herman Jacobson on Scott A tty nue. Mrs. Jacobson anti hrr slatd*P» Misses l.ouise anti Selma I.**Ti served as hostesses for the lunCfl* eon hehl on the lawn for membffa ami prospcttlve tnenihera. i,T A long table was overlaid w in a lovely white rloth and brightly colored Fall leaves were used l(t ilcematlng. Pictures were taken of the group before and after luncheon. The meeting wa* opened with a devotlonnl given by Mrs. Frank Shames after which Mrs. Herman Jacobson, president, welcomed the iiieuiliers and guests with a short address. Business front the past year was tllscussed and plaits were made for the new year to enable the Sanford chapter to fulfill Us ipints for relief to Israel this year. Those present Included Mrs. Frank Shames, Mrs. Frank Sandler, Mrs. Sam Levy, Mrs. Joe l,evy, Miss Rose Levy, Mrs. Joe Moss, Mrs. Irving Rreunur, Mrs. Hon Kats, Mrs. Len Munson, Mrs. Lee Ssutuels, Mrs. Michael Hin­ son, Mrs. Jack Kanner, Mra. Frcida Shames, Mrs. Phillip Kesslor, Mrs. James Toll, Mrs. William Toll, Mrs. Melvin Siskind, Miss Selma Levy, Miss Louis? Levy, Mrs. Herman Jaeolisnn and Mrs. L. Stock. P a r t a h H o u n t* S c e n e O f F r ie n d fth ip M e e t The Friendship League of the Congregational Church met nn Tuesday at 3:30 P. M. in the Par­ ish House with about t5 members present. Hostesses were Mrs. 11. F. Kent and Mrs. OHve Wells. A handle wus wrapped fm World Community Day to lie lietd on Nov. 4 und sponsored hy the United Council of Church Women. Bundies front all churches will lie sent on that dav to needy persons overseus. Details of the church husunr to lie held Dec. 2 were com­ pleted. I VI* New sfeiiliiies I'llti|iety.elri|i, Televl-ion is ph Vim nuiv expect tn hive your In the live, of m (turn iissulletl by these noise* for mine mn! inntr i •lie next few weeks. They lire eerneil nliinii (lie |>Mrl of “ Mule Truin,'* h wriut >tin'll <liililii n now stniK whirti is pouring forth] Some m t , Ituessiinlly from jm e Imyes unit nffniril in "I'fl.v rHilhw. n , i l , r in Mi | "Mule Truitt," whieli sounils her elf u m >Hu i more like h eluttil In « park of who mis t ,t■• f•,! I T'ltles I him it sung. hit the miiiiie trmle like a eyelmie. 11 has the rcrunl imhiitry pressing night nMl 'lay to meet the tlematnl ami heat tile n|ipnsl||nn. let. It ''its Among the hlglhur artists, Forgotten Kiankie I .nine seems to have hit iigo, ii hfii i tl,e market first. Vnuglin Mon- l.iingt' met r e . who thought lie hint the (Hickman 'll > ■e lietl n|i lieenuse it's In his cnlii mill ft. i i e ’ ll'ill'll it onto wax. fill- licit. Tlif \ ini' • tl hi (inrilnn Mm rue. Ilitiu polishr.l of ! C t11‘In miii-Mv recorded it ami no in:mk■ -r hi' tlise was Iwim: olavi'tl on I lie nil two hauls later. Hurl Ives i*mi He tie Aulrv are l lie latest hi gel on the hamhvtigott. All tins fuss over a song that vi ns written four amt a half veal s mrn. It tame nhnnt when three llnllywontl snntrwrilers went on a SOlee to lain Venus. Fred tillekman (formerly of ('hlrugol, 11v Heath (Shreve|iorl. I.a.t ami Johnny Lange (I'hiliidelphlnl were returning home after a weeketnl over a hot erati table. As thev tlrove through the Imrax ruunliv of Deal It Valley. Dev ko I to Ihlukini.’ alitinl the fi holinis mule teams tlmt worketl the ih'sert mines. l.miKe also renie inherei I the mules t tinI hnuletl loot a wav li mil lite t mil at tis oeai his home in south I’hillv. (luce it lieu tiling nn. tn Kurnpt' “ We stm tetl work me on a sonu be ivu- In be ireeiveil hy the as we tltove," itealls I .miue. king of Spam He carefnlU •*l-'ii st we t hmiKeil ‘It'iinT to pruetiinl ,t ...... eh in Spanish 'ti.iin'. vsti it'll snamli'tl hetti'i in pi't'l he lliniiglit it was per­ a Ivrlc. II v llie tinie we teat'll- fect When tin- meeting occuris! town tve luiil Hie soiik iiretty i id, the king rifstii-il up to in'll worked out," Doug, -hunk hi" I■ ii inI and said, (i lifts in nn. who is also ill the "I've ulnm - mitlit i-i I to find out in Mil business, wuxeil the souk 'licit huppi1nril to Fatly Arm ill n siiurer nameil Him / Hut buckle " AT P e ember laatie of Pnrrnts Magazine. Mik . Buttle telln hnw In get tin) most from whirl TV hits in offer Will T V he Imrinfiil l<> your children's eyes? Nm If yim diu**Mn "Imaginary line til the |Mt>pei ilintnnre from the set (H fret iuvny from It 10” fCIt'i'll, rli.,1 I'l'lnn.l which th e ‘(lillthi'li iioMt “it. I’*'i haps you rnu a m in e voni ...... .. so tllilt n liciivy snfn is M AKI‘> in s , ' ., (1 t |t , , .. ' . 1>%|l|l J(' J" ' plnri'il | |(' (<' tile rig ht d istil tU'i* » u y ," sin- .tty| », | ! A llli, she Mlhls, ilnn’l Irl I In’ r(„ „ , n () tlllltllfll look ill I III- .11 n il Inn ,,,, | , , , , , lung. " My chief nh}i*i'Miiii i. il might keep t belli liulnnt, IS ti I'll they sh'inlit I.......... . nil' nlinill> playing . 1 - ................. . is ini Ik liefttre r. IV M " llt'U Itlllg sliuoltl II • ll IIII VII'W T V ? All linin' Hint ii Imlf ni tun limit x won't Iiiii in ihr iivrmni' ■•Iiilit, mill wttli’li rm siitus i>r sleepless til's s tn nvei Irli-t'lii'.s, llllllni thills (lint hi. tele* tew mi! shnuhl til' cill ilniin. IMfrt In Mini to him itisli'inl. Will TV liileti'ie with yon. ihililreti'h milline * It luiglil ...... . I'hililrt'ii iliuTl Ret llii'ii Innio ivoi k linin' "i ilnli l liiMr linn In *'nt tin'll sii(i|n'i In'mist ilir i•i " Kin ntM ininr hel uteri n unit t, when they wnllltl I|"I ill ills tin lie .*• thing*. lltmeici, .......... lli«l I ■ Utlll I , , I, ,, , |( , k,; |, ........ i,|,,,,,,, \ ,la; f ,. i, ,, I 1 •' 11 ........ s',,,,, , , ( " ” ■ 1"' 1 "'| eImage yi'llt schedule. n Ini Hint litivr ilintiei n litlli' Intel. Thnl in nil put t Ilf lilt' flltl. i'tireiits with Kt'lnml line rhililten ifc iii'i it ll.v (lerinit t hem to view T V only lifter tmiin'ttnik is tloiie, Snliie illlmv nlilri ilnlilit'li to lay up until 8:3P m n t( tin- iiingriiiii in impnrltiMl. Ami TV mn he n glTIll n,,; si i i 11111 ' i>> •' 'I I,II j M ",,lv ' 'hum:' ,, , ■ItI lit 11M will! hltven'l the Inline timk |netilein mill lt.,|N , wIlii flit then stt|i|iei fin l>'. siiy i , |,11.1,, Mr*, lint tie. i,,,,, "My twn K ill' nit -i\ mill llitei't1 wnit. n At i|iuirtei to fin they mine in muni ” irom piny, lileinjiy ii* Olio then !'. ; hll till util's mill -ti|i|ieis, mill nre 1......tin veliily fm .ut'l" i shin lie nflet in l In li five They eiit tlieii meiil m l hunt fotlon h illlWilling, Ini lint kOnw lilt'll stmt, lie ftivorite piugrmii K"es on hi 5:311. 111 In, Don't slm I li'tlniK them liike tlieii nim " ■ pint i *m with I hem I'liev m il he too llmt tin iiliHoi'linl in the iu i 'ki iiiii In eiit, ......... in, mill you m il lo t' n 'Alimhli1 wn> i * i 11 of uftllliK them In . !•ini it|i tlieii H i' II, I W E I ’S H ATION I.EH S M EA LS PH A U U K—l/Pt— For the first time in ten years Csechs can wnlk into some restaurants tlicsr days, order a steak and a liotlle of Pilsner beer and walk out n il limit plunking down coupons. Ilul only a few (Trccli can take advantage of this new freedom because "off ration meals" usually cost from 50 to 100 per cent more than those paid fur with (lie little blue stamps. The price for a raihmlcsH meal, Including soup, beer, n meat course ami dessert. Is a minimum of 100 crowns (I2 l. Few Cucchs can af­ ford such prices more than once a week. Scallops make an excellent F r i­ day night supper dish; use either the small liny scallnn or the large sea sea Ilop. The small bay scallops are avnilitlilc In the '*H months", the sea .callous may la' hud alt the ycai rotinil. Broil the ar«lln|i* In butter and serve them with French fried potatoes and m l anil green cabbage salad. Friday and Saturday L hiHbr* Cotton, embroidery trim Boys’ All-Wool Zippered Sweaters One group Ladle*’ Summer Colion DRESSES ............................ One group Ladle*' Uatiunllne S K IR T S ........................ Yon get value mill <|util it > plitH plenty of gootl look t in ilim ? IIH t\ nil wool wondeil /.lp|u,ri,il coni nwi'iiti'f i I In nrlHf itiicly di'tdgiH'd in two lotto comlilniilloMi, Itiey’re ideal ror tiaek-lo Mflinol, In royal, luggage him I maroon ('oniLimilioits. K-1 ll. Ladles* Long »nd short sleeve BLOUSES................... Mrs. Walker's father waa an many and thslr Berlin customer*. employe of tho Loulsvilla, Ky., For ths first time alncw tha war, Courier-Journal, She la a native Berlin women caa boy, within thslr means, and Ip tftplr local ahope modern Mew frock*,' Berlin fashion houses are Wt by an economic depression, caused mainly by tha Boeslan blockade, but moat ef tham have reduced their ataffs and .are con­ fident they can overcome thoir difficulties. Without the blocfcfdti they ran import cloth from Weetern Ger­ many nt tower costa and complete with Western Garmon firms. This means Jobe for thousand* of Ber­ linan, Berlin feahlen* nre pieMfvd IN Weetern Gennady hecanee *1 their style and quality,. Ah faeeM ahowa la Duesaeldorf sad ltrtfhld, two of Weatara Gemaay1* main faahhm centers, West-Berlin ftnaa concluded a number *f contra*ta. of Atlanta. Ga. ladles* Blue Rayon Crepe S L IP S ...................... D R E SSE S..... Children’s Kickaway Rayon, run-regiatant, lace trim INFANT’S COAT SWEATERS on Oet. SB In Ft. Pierce. Mr*. Bullard la the former Bartla Mae Ma«<;]all*nd of thlo rity. One group Chfldran'a Rayon (■iris’ All-Wool Cardigan Sweaters I'RNNKY’ri KTRKTCIIKK S n .r O L - T IU K IIUlHiKTS PA N TIES............... SLIPS ........................ v ' i s try to traasiat* the kh ternetioaal ellhooett* 'adewted by Faria lain a etmpte MB Ftk d atyla. Bvery ,* w a j A (•IRL TWIN SWEATER SETS One group Children's D e l i c a t e l y embroidered 100 '/< wool coat Hwcaters . , . priced low for th rifty Christm an g ifts ! White, .blue, pink, maize. ML You get double wear, double value in Pannoy'H A ll wool novelty Htltehed cardigan w ith ntatehing nlipover. Sm art colors perfoct for schtKtl. 7-14. Thlt^cliiHsie long alcove itm llgnn gets tot A plim fm' living thu bent "a ll rm m dor"! And nt only J.'.i* H b «*Ih top lionorH for thrlftinonn too. G irin w ill wnni two <>r three to round out their term wardrobe. All wtail for Iota of cozy w arm th. CliiHttroom colors. 7-11. �% i"*",---—■ 0 ........ — rreflAimmpi RAGE BPt Quick and'easy dresaing for cola slaw la made by adding allcad stuffed olive* to sour creuin and seasoning with *nlt, sugar, celery seed, and filler vinegar.___________ IParents Told Child's Welfare In Their Hands Various Methods Of Advertising Are Analyzed , QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms a l Dhtraa* Arising fretto, »> IIA V ID T A Y L O R MARKK lly C Y N T H IA DOW RY A I* N e w sfn tu re * A I* New sfralnres Writer I The other day I heard a padladue . H’a petting tu bo n privltegr I tridan discussing the growth and Fr*aOaakTaN«e!Mo*t#Tr**tn«a*tHlaR ‘o 'tinvc i, liilb' penro mill ipilct. ileveliipment of Infant* and chil­ I Must Http or It WIN Cast Yen Nothing t, Willi nil I bote mudorii Inven* dren. What he had to *ay sounded t lllt r r till* ., m illio n l - i l t l - m f ihn W i i l i m , itiotiH mid tlm oi pc mot* nf pcuplo T sro to x r l i s *" Ixxn »"M for r r llt r of *o sensible and down to earth that •roii>i>iin<»fil!«lr<'.xiirl>ln( tnna l l m u t k ,to pet Ilieir "mcmtagc*" across I pas* hi* remark* on to you. s o il PWM ltnal U lt*r« d up I n f a t* l* A t I * by rommunicalhm*, time* when Few OlfMlIon. Ssur or U r o l ilm t c h * The doctor w»* l,eon Anted, mu i m nm i'l being assaulted ntm associate pediatrician at Beth Da­ ilo r lo ■MtilAtia. XoM on I A <ln>*' m i l l wny "i nnnther nro fewer mid vid Hospital and adjunct pedlatrc!A *k. f" r " W N Iw a 's M « u | < " w bk li f u lly fewer. • I p lilo s Ib li Irre im i'iit— f n » - a l an ut the Hospital for Joint D is­ SI" t »f iih Imvn gnllen so »rI I h h ih IU m I « .ta e rr a a a llr u a * % cuses. culoitiiil In assailTl* on nur lo s r k le a l l r a a f it . Hay* Dr. Anted:' "adult* who even, mnl mind* that we linvo are In charge of children must developed wny* and menu* of always remember their primary 'shutting mil tiling* we dnn't goal I* to develop self-reliance want to nlnmrb. in the child. Nurse*, governesses I'd Imti' a imwKpapcr without nnd teacher* have only partial •dvrrliting. mul 1 frequently view* of the child. It la the y ,_____ tend iiinpiuiim mix latfurc I Imry parent who must maintain an In­ myself in article* and fiction. 11 m immSfti ■ ■ ' -~a, Creomultinn»elievci ptonmtly becauta telligent *upervi*|on, and co­ IIiii if I'm not interested in a it toc« fight lo the teal nl th* trouhla HffTIMB A M OM N 1AM while going «0 mil** an hour near Azusa, Calif., Santa Fa's crack Cl Caption paiordinate the rontrlhution of all *pn ml in u nulling machines or to help lootfn and expel g*rm laden people who, In one way or Mngar train lumped Um tracks and looked like this alter live car* and (our angina unit* "hit the dirt." a Mg Hcaln In Chinese backphlegm and aid nature tn tooth* tad another, rare for the child physi­ ‘ “ ------- 1 h u rt On* angina unit burat Into flame*. (fntamalional Soundpholo) (cratchcr*, I can merely turn a heal raw, leader, inflamed bronchial cally and mentally." page. imitoutmembftnet.Tell ynurdnigalit The home, say* Dr. Anted, tn m II you a hoiile of Crtotnuliion Wlicn a radio commerriul bore* I* the mo*t intimate and en­ with tha uadentandina you mui| Ilka me, I ran bmil*h It by flicking lAMIONE'S MEDITATIONS during environment of the lha way It quickly allay* tha cough tty Alley a knob or by leaving a room. child, lie should have a room or you If* tnhav* your mnniy hack. When n biMilliard or pouter of­ for himself, when possible. lly DOROTHY l(OK fend*. I con turn my oye* the f Hit m o u g h t n h a w d ] Wall* and floor* should have a A**i>rlaled Press Fashion Kdltor olhcr way. nn suriacc, -----HOLLYWOOD, Nov, il—l/l’l— smooth surface, easily clean­ Thu girl who can't afford u In each of tbi'Ne Nltiiationx I'm Furniture should Roden, 80, accused of ed. Furniture should be be simple, simple, 1Oeorgp mink coat nr even a tired old firing a shotgun lunded with birdIn coiitml of tliu situation—anil <3»T T * M f A V V l , I u T mnl one must make sure that shut Into n group of tern-aged muskrat can take heurt this winter. " ----------I ran diTlde whether I'll permit !*■" | :i,u‘ " V — ---- -lTIt I* not painted with lead .She won’t have to go around 1 a fulling talk. Hut there’* no ARC Hit f HOF ANO MITROROtltAN of Jeniiatem and Tran*-Jord*n, tha H l T i je s * m At c h 'l y palnt. The mattress should he lallvwe’en pranksters, wiiuruling wrapped in a gunny sack or hud­ way In plug Hit- car* success, hard but comfortable. hf°* of ‘ hem. today [mated 1760 Rav. Alhanaslua Ynhuo Samuel I* shown In Washington with on* of MAHD fU H A TO' M A M dled In a blanket, because coat fully, an I the ndvvrtlHer'i dream thraa ancient llabraw ter Ml* believed to be mor* th* * 3,000 year* old. Fresh air I* as Important to the I •nd waa ^ a a s e ii pcndlng n iimiiufactuivrs have discovered h'vrlnc M ' criminal root-* situation i* nno where there’* no Pound In a C«ve »"•»♦(♦ "f Jericho In 1047. the writing* ara on dltpliv r U a y ir T ’ ^ lT £pM y.W H A K ' It’s possible to make a smart, cliibl a* good food. For the first Roden wax arrested yesterday t>t|*e ii mu lii'HiiiiK id* *aiu> to the Library of Congress In Washington. (International Sound photo) oily. sturdy and prnctlral winter cunt year, says Dr. Anted, a sunny ■m a warant obtained by lloll" talk. at a price that won't shatter any Mlall,. T room, with windows open, pro- wood Datactlvo W. K. Tlmla Hound truck*, blaring through t 4 trrtrd from wind and dust, I* ibarging aggravated assault with I girl's budget. the silent* and Invading the For considerably less thuu iletter, for slnnplng than the n deadly weapon. house with noise, arc otic way of tfiO. A smart girl run find coats street. When baity Is awake and Tindall quoted the teen-age agforcing upon unwilling cur* the Ils s lls v U I C t i m P a i r Ilian (C a a lla a e * V re n r * « r i i s n Io bundsnme woolens und twccdi sitting up for part of the day, a ers a* saying lha shooting took Intelligence about the local fit u- lug committee was l.lrn l. (iuv<'io"i h'idiiillv great seciiritv lisks. some even lined in fur-llko fullA lawyer for tin* Cotiimnoists, baby carriage furnishes a method place Monday night aa they stood Iiicii'h cm nival or the virtue* of Hlieiwimd Dixon. lie to see her comfortably nnd of providing outdoor life for the across the street from Itmlen's (i John Itogge, asked earlier Ibul till* or Unit political cnmlldulc. A band also liiroed mil mid wm fashlouuhly through the winter. Most moniclpnlllk'* real lie they a |Oi sldeotial reipieit fm an on lull) Pie sel id no mine than Jin,Mini city child. For peopla who live home and shouted "trick or Irrut.” Most popiilur coat of the sea­ Struck by the pollats hut not io the suburbs or country, a play are pntJic nuisance*, however, core. foi nov ih'feiidaul. pen In the linen Is preferahle seriously hurt ware Mine* (Phlra, son in uny prlru range Is the fur The II well' COlivictl'd of miland they control thorn with stiff Afterward*, a» tbe liaio moved ibis season. One reason Is that . license fee* mill a screening on, Mr. Truman sat with ii p'oii i * siiilliry lo ndviH'iite violent over to wheeling. Children should not Cl: David Little, lit, and Mary it I* not subject to the ‘JO pur lie coddled, but neither ahould Kllvn Olsen, D1. puses*. ami member* of Ii Ih stuff io u linmv of tbe IP. S giivei oiocnl One of the youngster* told rent luxury tux which hike* th" IP. S Alloroi'V living II. Hiipol, I liev be subjected foolishly to Hill now (irnnd Central Term i­ pulur iiliKorvalloo >'ar wjlli ii wok' price of fur coats ru steeply. aiicri'sHoi1 to John F X, Mcliohey low temperature or any other un­ Tindall apparently other uranknal. Ilm lug rnllriind station III uxnmiHi1 of windows, cllinatlr condition, •ter* had raldrfd ltnd>n'* yard Anothet i* that it I* a flattering New Yotk, lin* discovered a ru-1 lie watclud tbe rminlryiide as pio.i'i’otoi of Ho case wlm wa io- favorable earlier and left It "really a nod feminine style that was due MOi'OO'Oi of in the me sound soiimi truck l i n e s techicco- | t|l(. tmlu muvi'il along tlit- bank, Inch'd a* a federal lodge Tuesday, bn says. fini'iniiil Hhmdil a baby be taken visiting mess,” Roden claims to tie Hollyfor a comeback. nlipie. Thcy'vi' strung Mud speaktlir MisHlssIppI Hlver, and ob- xnbl of the decision! Whatever your budget, you call "The action of the m in t speaks nr on trips? Definitely “ no" aay* wood’ first hone own-r and a »r* oil ovoi tbe pluco. Busy seivcil It was making a speed of find your money’s worth in a fm |1x*11f The loti rest of the gov- Dr. Anted. In gonaral, visiting former rrsldent of Canada. travelers and hurrying commuter* 7H mile* an hour, //•/’A Tindall said tha shell wa* load­ winter mint tills year. It may take are bombarded with argent mlAt North I .a f rimse, Wi».. Mi. | l oioeol In I be cuMtlomug |ibnses or travel In any conveyance, for ed with No. 8 shot, the slxo used a bit of shopping, but if you pot niniiltliiiis lu hustle right out and) Truman appliimleil tin "gineil of I lie rase will be pressed vigor- Infants and young children; la not H O T . IN H ()N I» vour mind to it, you'll find what huy tills beer, cigarette, chewing I luioiiut." Noting tbe lienvy out •••-I- bv I lie sain*' i ffeelive group desirable. Their habits of life by quail and dove hunters. you’re looking for at the price gum, walcb or mitiimolille. limning of children be iiilleil Hu ui | nf nthouoyx who worked with are disturbed, new adJuatmXnt’' llit"il job. Many of llicse may lie It's a h mi-public place; if you "a flue looking lot." I’nlice I'vlimiil- In lgi- Mifiiili' v io the lUi'llltlidlnn must be made, and tne possi­ found at modest price*. Hut if mnl -iii'ii..fid prosecldbm of I lie bilities of exposure lo Infection* wnnl to catch acertain train | eil the crowd lit above-.turn you enn't afford fur you can gel lire Increased. Also the number of eu*l' Uu'ieV no other siatinn to patron' T IT O IIK M 'K D coni* lined in simiilnlrtl I'ersiao M/eaHaaag X-(nm en»* naer Ti ll nf lin I I fi'iiiliin l. m e no- visitor* In the home should he lie. Willy-nilly, yuu ure forced i Washington In the Deparlioent of ' W AHHIN tITnN, Nov. :t-l/1’i lamb, leopard or beaver that look ' * * •Iim five yeni prison .eiihuicen. limited strlrtly. lo listen, even if yon want III The [i*yelmloglral aspect of Defense at chaliman nf the person- ■The lluitci) .Slalcs and Ihilnln surprisingly like the real thing. Tliiiiiip -n u , Pin* l l l l i , drew n tliri'i’* lliia lla w ^ h 'l* I 'a a a *••»» nan or talk to a friend. Another top hit j* the tintrlmmcd u n i hu iii K uril won also f i m j the feeding of rhlldren, says tlir •icl millcy laianl. have eased (hair ban on the sale The til and Central brim delud­ mill I after hr hrcuum fjiinmi,. ’.’ If you can pursua-le llie»e two tweed or covert coat with xlp-ln doctor, I* of au importance al The award umiomuI s to Ifiii/Jh'.i IIO.OIMI of commercial plane* and aviation ing iiclniilly isn't too impuitanl. gentleman, and I know that you I'd lend luilgi' Ilm nl*I It. Midi equipment In Yugoslavia. 7110 first lining. Wear It In fall or spring Hill II does open a dour on a Sued lull crown* (about $711,Win) Hr. Yukawa In college win n on, iv Ini |ni' <lih id nl Ibe oioe- Itself. 'Training In good food [ shipment*— limited quantities of iinlincd. When the first snow whole new field nf milsy enter­ mill lii'inn I I<n1 phy-slrisl, I hi' two .......Hi" liinl, leji'ih'il nil lit tempt* ImhltH begin* with tho carllast do so, to permit ML Cartwright lo gasoline and lubricants, were fulls, sip In the lining, und you're prise. It would la* most cnnstruetlvn ami If I hey ran force you to listen word* denoting n rinnliiiinilmi >>l Iiv Hie I'limmiioisl. in Imve ball •Inyh of lift. Tin* baby who I* attoild your (proposed) conference, cleared by the State Department rcaily for xeru weather. The fur lined styles are smart­ fnrrril In nurse, nr to taho bln In their InnsilciiHIs In a iduthm, hr I wii , iiinitl difficult kind* of set. today. est In three-quarter lengths und but dr when he dnei not waat to will prpvant your offnrtt tn securt* wlmt's to prevent them from put »rlrnHflr thinking. und nrnnul Diplomatic officials, reporting Imxy rut. The full-length emits blisrniau oil till! (i yolaa hiisnliiiH heroine* tlir chilli who Wltl not! coat for Indiana from hicnmiog ting IroidsppakerN In each of the ll. H. llrltlsh move just hc- may lie fitted or straight, as you itatoinated,” lanvls Hirggi-stcd. I* U S I'll A l»v m l ilurlnir bin prc-school yearn. I tl'UIH, , their tinin roaches and dill beer J ii the stcvl stoppage there was forn the fuel ami luhrlrurit* sale prefer. Home are cut on polo rout I’ltMHTUN, Kin-Ini III' ri'r i'lv i'tl dll' Nobel |ihvh> Tim hnurh of feeding. the Interval coinincrclals In your ears throiigh- aw ard fill lih> III........ nil III!' l/ l'l .1 I ! . I n ' l l o il no real uvldcoro nr nnv rapid re­ was announced, said It marks tha style, with full or half belts. I h'I ivi'cm feeding, and the numhor oul liny long Journey T Or, for im inn in tln> binding finer krep- c o t i i i i - c h u m i l ill sult* despite hopes raised when tntest step by the west lo holster The fur-trimmed dress coat •if feeding* are matter* which tha Htccl workrs ulilon jcttlcd Hint null h'l, bow about ralchlng Inir llii> itI mu l<' it in'If til together ($1.11111 II w e e k . Mnrslml Tito In hla fight with is singing u large ciimeback rn mint hr nettled by routine the luin-ililltig public 7 with Bethlehem, the nation’s No. Moscow und her eastern Kurupcan also in mil 11' nf trrnii'liilniiH forces lie wax iw'inipi' you want to pay order*, hut intuit he determined ii1 ' prialuer. Hethlohem agreed to d n r i .mm retdii' allies. S t r i v i n g III s p l i t II. by the Individual infant according finance pension* and tha union, rc- , luli-rvli'wlmr iu o .|h In Id* particular demand*. ceiling from demands that the \DM. SIIKHM AN AC IM 11'.’ ill n lime atari the child on eidplnyers pay nl.l agreed to s|dit ! WAHIIINdTMN, Nov :i f/l'i I U about fifteen Hidf feeding the cost of other social iuvurancr. I Admit nl |-'nrrexl I'. Hlicrmun i Federal Mediation Chief Cyrus moved awiftly Imliiy In lighten I I l l s u n til r'llM'.l'l, M'K M II'N II moulli*. At e _______ I'llll \MKI l‘lll \ i/l*i Ail old fjimald lie able tn nianipitlale, Chlug went to New York to make -hip Iiiidi'i die new Nnvy lop enmmaml by uixigulng m u Admlrnt olmiiiil III. id;i. e lint mire win however clumsily, a spoon and l a1spech tonight and Imik Id* lop ■Inlila ,1. Ilidb'iilliii', I'aelfle war pml of die I'n i It'1finoo'd tier fork, mid should he encourage/ aides, William N. Margnll* and Petar Bella, along. Item, In Id* own old |u, hI in die iiiiiii t'lmrch m tin couuliy It** * In u*p diem. In cm mu ..........I oi .i 1*1111* mi A frripiaut rmnplalnt of youti| Th* fact that Mnrgolla and Hell/ Mediterranran. iifiil iI iiih " i loti .... . inn* die mothers, my* Hr. Antelli la tin made the trip wan taken ai an Shortly nf let die iiummiireuienl dir lb 'formed ic*Nlaiiee of the child to he pu Indicator that China Imped to grt of Halleiillnr' assignment, tllier- nf tlir i loii.li owin ul tendril In* first meeting of and K viiiii' i In il ■Initih. ll wo.i lu uleep. To overcome till* moth# down to cates wit Ii. B. Htcel. the the Joint tflilcfs of Staff where fmiiidi'd iu IV'JV in a burn. In *liuuld lead up tn bedtime will Industry’s giant. It bad Iwcii ludlthe (|iiarre|* over iinlflratloii 177;! II began the •m lion of an her iinual attention* and ml eattd that he plaimtd tn talk to I'lihiiucil clniicli. fei'blunr. Then she should la: "Rig Steal" officials In New York I policy Imd i entered. U. H. Steal aources here pul a Itiulug die Itivoliilmimry War baby down In hla erlb calm I enm p.ln that sort of speculation, die lluce Stici'i llidnriiicd Church, hut firmly, and walk out of th however, hy reporting that com­ on it llii'ii wiih known, Imd an romn, Mont babloa will cry fa pany rtpraaontotlves who have himoriihli' pml m dm struggle ten to twenty mlnutae and Uw baon doing the- actual nrgotiating nf dm coloiil dx fm imlcpcudence. go to *leep. In a difficult aaai had left Now York and gone tn When die llrlilxh captured I’hllatoo * ' If •the • -child « * hacome* * «_» LI __ hyntarl g. STOMACH ULCER? I TOEXCESS ACID | B«wart Coughs From Coalman (akb That HAN6 ON IModest Coat PriceH In Store For Girin Hallowe'en PrankH I Bring Shotgun Blaut FUM A RICH MAN 7* A. D C LIQUOR S Klevon CommicH Trum an Talk HOLLOWAY’S IN ORLANDO Ino I'iMMJK liOtntitoN 5th Coal Strike 111!!', IMI'OIITKO SCOTCH 4.89 sth Mil. BOSTON ^HISKRY ft,98 —< r>th ! RON ItICO BUM r>yth Old 3.19 5th m Keejx ycut/i K iio lte si C o a l W 7, Pittsburgh. , TA P T MIHqUOTKD . COLUMBUS, O., Nov. O-I/IT —Senator Hobart A. Taft (R-0) •aid today hla poalllort on ua* at tha Taft-Hartley Act waa lncorractly atatad In an Aaaoclated Prats atory of Oct. RT. .The atory tranamlttod from Cleveland, read In parti fHE OLD HOME TOWN W P J / f N S ?■ ■N C T T M I M TH' W O O O S TH O SE IS D A N G F U L L inaor RobartA. T a li (R-0> today ha w u opppMd lo Imita usa of tha Taft-Hartloy t« and tha *toal and coal o' C IT Y . D E F I* H U N T E R S |Birt i Senator Informed tha A*■■ todayt " I did not HHinmiX WOHMK W AHIUNUTON. Nov. f l- ( A V JSrlrk Rloe llrtdoux , Bolivian pilot Involved In tha tragic air lilalon of Tuewiay, haa token n rn for the wane. The Alexandria, V*,, hoapttol Id today ha ha* developed a Kg congestion and la In an lygon tent. Doctor* had feared e posilhllltv of pneumonia, rldoux suffered a fractured ilna. twn broken rib* and lacara>n* of th* head In the collision 1 hie fighter plane with an Rax* rn A ir U n a passenger plane. Bolivian ambasay officiate *ald it a nawa eonfarance -wrovUlane of the Act to' and' tha lot, ■a—f/p>— Than wur LUU. '-s-'.i ■ •JuiSra '.'fvi"! „ . .. -2ji.' m W tku TOP-STOVE BAKER �« TfflCSANFORDHERALD.SANFORDFLORIDA Teach Boy Piano If Heavens! Princess You Want Him To Margaret Smokes Be A V i o l i n i s t A Fag I n Public Demand For Recapped Tire Is Up 20 Percent This Year Over Last By HAM DAWHON ' By H A L B O Y L E LONDON, Nov. 3—(Aft— Prln* NEW Y O R K , No*. 3 _M » )- • e** Margaret smoked ■ cl (a ret NEW Y O R K . Nov. V—(/!*)—The recapped liie— poor relation in f yoti wnut your boy to be • right out in public early today. It the depreued thirties and about the only thing you could get in the wat great violinist, don’t make him »«> a bit of n shock to the Brl* year*— it hark in style again. Salei this yesr ate up JO per cent over study violin. A lady named Mrs. I’ritnn lish. It was the first time any Isit. made this mistake down in New commoner ever snw one of the Demand lor telrendt >1at led In revive tail year, aflrr ihe eailv Orleans i.rm n nbout nuum 3(1 .... years ago. I1'.’1" 1 ■IJe Puf,tn* postwar tumble. The retri-nd In-W ----- ------ — ----------* She had .. little boy. U u le. ', l\"rc" “ ""he. du.dry any* that one reason for' others pot sawdust In Its recap who made h violin out of »r. ‘ ly. JP-ycHr-.dd Mi. i k i i i « did the new popularity is llmt the cigar box Mini n Is.rrnwed man-'! H l « Hallowe'en charity hall at mukei-H a ir putting nail, sawdust nintrrirri. U.H. Kiibher, however, uses rock dolln ntrine. Mrs. I'rinia. sun ,|"' fashionable ttorchester Hotel, or mil shells In them. Ami at her sun was u g.ulii*. rushed " ,ll> l»*t week a Buckingham .cast olio company piinelu-s little rull foi Ihe -sli.r purpose, As the him off lo a violin teacher. For I P«*»a officer mllnltled to holes In iccnppc-d tires to ini-tciise salt or sttwdii.il works out uf the tile, the holes that are left give eight miserable years, unwilling "’’" ‘ ""•n that Margaret lltrhled a their sales appeal. the tire a la-tier gi ip. the com­ T^.oule sawed I It tough cmll-M. ignict once ill a whilp, Itut he Motorists add Hint a chief rrnpanies soy. They scoff at the no'.ild >t was only in private ami Hungarian rapsmllei. son they are having tin-*. ii-dtmc lion, advaiiml hy some drivers, "All the time uh wished uli "just for a lark.” Is that they have to watch their l ad made a cigar box out of .■ The ipHMtlon came up when the personal budgets now mote tluin that ihe sail iiiclls Ihe in' on the violin instead of a fiddle out of puliice released to the newspapers In the first flush postwar years. road it's the hull- in the lire that counts. . phoii.graph «f IVI h its * Kliaiia cigar box,’ be recalled. They note that ncvetnl lending tire (ienetal Tire ami lEnhhcr Cu„ One day he picked up a cm- — eolMpnnlt-s have just hiked price.-. which says it is ri-tii-ndilig more net beiuiiging to Ids older brother,1. . .. .4 I'x per cunt on now tireI tires these ilnys Ilian at uny other I.eon. lie blew a few Inloxlcat I 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 ? K v a i l l f P H i, there is talk of furthei priee in­ time in its .'U-yeai history, em­ trig notes— and bung up hi* fid 1 L t ’ n H J k C lIO l creases la-foie the end of the ploye* a new lileml of two distinct die and Ihiw for life. He wuil year. types of iiihla-r, to get the same from cornet to the Irumpet. and But tire milkers insist tlial a porosity effect. J u t s dwelt ever since in the king. leuding K ' umoii for the Jump lo de­ Wli-m of ja il . It says one of the riihhcts used mand for retreads is that new pm gives traction and slopping uhlllty "For years mah mother still cesses, materials, and methods on slippery roads. This Is the nihwunlcd me tu Ih< a violin vir­ LOH A N G KLKB, Nov. 1-l/P>— tuoso— had her heart set on it," Old-style religion is sweeping the have made the rebuilt tire »iipcj. Iwr with fiigh porosity. The other sold the band leader, "But *he’s City of the Angels with an evam lur to the one you luiughl ten rubber u»ed vulcanises like regu> years ago, or oven during the war­ hi i in Direr lo give long wear from hojcpy now—very happy.” For today Prlma hn. a in. ffi!,;11* " S * "v' r*h*«,ow,"« ° Ver time shortage- of new- tires. The the recapped tread. .piece lece bund, II recording firm. (inialyt'Ul plugs a tructinllUltig r L -« It started six week* airn. postwar retread, they say, weals music "ubllshlnu publishing roinrum , machine. This punches liny holes ltwo " ° sheet niUHlc ,|(1(|| aw)i(KM| f „ im the clly’s longer and holds the mod heller, Tlremen sny they sMuuhh-d upon onnie-i and n raring stable of 11 in the recapped In-ad. The coni' I or .es. He and bis brother also 2.1100.1100 population lutvr filed In­ till.' use of sawdust ill i ell rails pany says lliis gives gmal t m il ion to s circus lent on the fringe of »nvn a New Orleans night club. mainly hy nichlm l. Dining the j tight from Itic start. J ill various enterprises lu.ve downtown Ln* Angeles. And they'- war, when lliey were living to (inudrirli has two types of reitclill pouring In at the rate nf fericrseil us high as t&UU.’HMl n ornke a tittle ruhliur go u« foi a, I head*. The Ice snow ireapping 111,000 every night. year piisslhli-. they mixed in o lillle I I s *14 "I II l *' #l I |l Nil »#• I I M I l l f l i ' t i l l * limy come lo near thr picncii- sawdust. As the tires were dtleen, " If you want a kid to go into oil the mad. The iiiiiil-snow i(sap ­ mcnls of a dynamic, hnniNomc music. Maid Louie, “ the best the sawdust fell out, The poek ping joh uses the Irend itself for young t-ollegr president named thing Is to let him learn h lit­ iiiarkeil Ilia d held the mail heller. Hie ti action tle pinna first-—so he’ll get u Hilly (irahum. Churchmen ray he's Ho now, B. F. (inodih-h and .nine I'lCssenger cats account for started the greatest religious re­ basic knowledge of chorus and alauit two-thirds of the lolal of vival In the history of southern harmony. ict'iipping hut tiie men say that “Then, ns he grow* older, let California. Graham's oratory Is ehspicnti hath'* sitting room. On the desk ictreadlng of truck ami Inis tires him take up whatever special in­ wore a packet of matches ami an is now inn casing. One reason mistrument he derides himself lie Ids doctrine* art- home-spun. From c a need i* llmt I ruck owners ure Ihe singing, shouting multitude), ash tray. likes best." The palace press nffh-ri da. now- making thmr Ducks Inst long­ Prinm’s own formula «f sue. thousands have lilt the sawdust fe e s * Is to "piny pretty for Un­ trail and announced publicly their i-lim-il to Is- pinned down when er, instead nf tinning them In fur asked whether that means the nev nne» every year or two ns people. decision lo return to Christ. the "Tile reason the bund business One of them was a brilliant hull css in the throne Is n , -itrl lliey did iuiliii'dialnly after wat. h hnd now Is because too mimv 11ark star at the University of smoker. He said poiillvely tlist IJueeli Many of the in odd omjm suptraders have Inst tnuch with Southern California before tin* what the piddle wants. They <var. HI* mime is Lou Zamperlni. KlUuhelli never smokes. King pllcis of i cropping millci lid re plnv to please themselves. An Air Force rnptuin. he crashed Georg!- VI, he added, does -n <.nlv purl Imsloess gains lids year, and some say lliuii hacking of orders "Bui the one-type dance band In the Pacific, spent -17 days on a tardy. Margol el i (inly llghlcd up is inci easing alllinugh |hey have lent plays a single style I. ii raft, then lived through month,> shortly after midiiighl a> the Dm ■ linnslcil nutput. tiling of the past. People expect In a Japanese prison camp. In t!MI it innk only 7U million diester party. Willi hei wen* more for llielr money—they want “ It Is difficult for anyone who the band lo give them a novelty cuiiie through the things t ilid to Hliarinnii Douglas, dniighti i nf Mi, pounds nf nmturial to lake care of show ns well as good dance forget tiod, hot I did," Zamperlni 'ti. H. iiuiliiissndiir, mid n pm It nf lln- dcniii inI for rerapplng. This f in is h .” year, II is i-slinmlcil, I 111 mllllnu 22 testified. In keeping with ibis theory Slim man's escort was f'oplain piiiinds will lie needl'd. Since il Another convert Is Htourt Hum1oole revived a 102.1 epidemic— Henry Monlgomerie-CImi i iiigimi takes alaiiit 10 pounds a tire, that "Yes, We Have No Bananas"— lilen, popular cowboy crooner and Tile Maiipils of Hlatplfnrd and Mn- would make eleven uiillinll tires sportsmuu. son of a Methodist hoping It will Infert tile romitrv minister, lie slapped to the pulpit lion. Wentworth Denimuml sat mi iri-apped lids year, iililiougli some stain. eliliui side of Mm-giiiel ill the1simrees HiiriIs I lie total will hn "I milled up the United Fruit to announce that lie'll sell Ids party's table. closer lo 11'fa million. racing stable. Company, ihlnklng they'd la- glial Gasp* were heard on nil (iilrs J It costa about $7.72 to recap “ I will keep Kl Lnbn, but only In know lids," said Prlimi's press when the guests saw Mnigniel | the cimiliiou-slie passenger till'. aeenl. "Blit they asked us, for acnlliiieutal reasons," l$cm* puffilig uway. The growth in rreapplng is re hlcn said. "1 will never rare lilm please, not to do it. Said that The ball was given Tor liie bene­ lateil lo the swelling total of again." FI Lulm. dubbed "The eong .hurt thn sale of l.annnn*. fit of thu National Chihliru Adop­ cars, trucks mid husses on Amer­ f asked them why, and the man People's Choice," won the IliO.OOO tion Association. Tiie loyal pHity ican highways, Iml also lo ct-nunmHan Antonio stakea at Hanta Anita . It trends pint shortages. 'Die.illleft at M il A. M* 'I don't knftw, I had a clip, In 1M7. Hamblen's *entlments are typi­ ping that explained why, hut 1 ln*l Hie clipping,'" cal: "I've done practically every "All raii't understand It either," thing averybody else has clone. I've *eld Louie. "That was ii IkiuI tha been a sinner." biggest song hit nf the rentury. (iraliani Is III), m-pln-w of Nmtl, And ah lldnk the time la ripe Carolina’s Henator Frank (iraliani fm II ngain people need some* and president of little Northwest, thing like those gang things etn College In Imllauapolls. Hr everybody ran sing." wears garish ties, argyle sock, Louie's proudest memory Is of and an irresistible grin. Hr ha* ll-e day he ntiived hi the White loured Ibis country and Koglaiid. W lo iise for President Roosevelt's once drew 7b,Will to Holiller Field, “ ant blrthdav luncheon. Mrs. Cllii-ugo. Hu plans to visit Boston Itnosrvell invited him. next, but isn't sure when his mix“ Walling In line to nieet him • loll here will ho completed. a), got nervous for the first time In noth life," said Print". "He was one nf mail heroes. Ah blurted null "Hello, "daddy"' ••Mu' know whether to say, The President laughed out loud 'pleased to meet VOU.' ‘Ilowdv "Ah think," salii Ism Is, "ha do.' or 'The pteauira Is mutual. Finally, Louie got In FD R and •ir.dersti.ioil heprut talk." ■ Brings Religion To Los Angeles , fetid: I'A G E S E V B B t ty S o lic ito r Seminole I n d i a n s C o uInI iin C lo s e Shave May Take Salvage MIAMI. N "\, .1 id'i A.iilfilC o s t s To Court nnt County Solleitni .Inhn llnyer told tmlnv lion In- t'nl a "clor.o MIAMI* Nov n -.dV i F lv ’ Heniliiol*' tiflii*fim who flrngKi'd n s!o»ll ntphtfH’ *Jff» in Urn Ihroii^h tin* I ”yi'i j*filth*'I thriNiti'Mi'il I ihIbv to I •••*!• tin* noilnn»ho»» if i ’s fv\VH*'| iloonn't roiso hin Hiilvitco Mffil !*• I chlno VV Mm Hn, r*I venrn|.I <••!.» ni|» ph\*-si< i hi, n m h ril In tlf MvrrglnileH ivi'st ..f Fort Lno'lt i •Tiiii< hut Ftitlav itiol ivin ftiiiiMl '* I In■ iii is Intor l»y Fi onk • hu*'t«l.i, .in Irnhmi whn wim Ininl* •in! fiMpn in flu* vii-ifiit\ I I ......In lo»»k Uli* JiliV J.if'1 m hv aiiho.it tin fihi; Ii thr HiW imih in Finif * i»\ mi tiir Tmtimm Ti til, finiu whi'ii' mimiMioi In-ll.n. ltr«*Mi*hi (him to Mid mi hv milo fliohilr Th* Indium rrhiroetl to Mm* M'I'I • 'tf the r 14! ill* dl’iMOHlt th-l Ihe pi ‘Mr ind D thl-MIfh iin* i *.»*iiflioiiM to I*top n t v wlii'ir (h**V m* iisM<qii(*h''l it. Wiioii Dr, Mm (in »IuIhhoI Hi ** pi ii TO" (iMilhlo lirpoo liir In iliaus iiiv hi< first off**rnl tliem S10 II. II Whit I', lit tmi II**V lllpl him? 11nit' fi M'Mil of till* St'inlMoh'- * niiiil hi* wim itwj»k* iM'd *'uilv to dlly t.\ Willimn MrKmli'v Osri'»»h* wtm Inti, him ilaiol Ihe aero mem m-ei the plumWhile wepl In i-’liip • ’if v uiid Marlin lull re til Ik Ci I with Di pulled I I I - VSuntil ■ffe i an m*ii i* .lldn'l limn l loo Hu Didi.iii *'11*1*11*1* tliinl Hi H w i li*el Mini* -Mill i lie -e'llllpul* mil lied II lien on 111* pintle Inilul If Mien .* i v(ee l-sll "Say, iiren 'i fnun ' Miami T" I lls III. U i T O G E T H E R 1'I I III i/l'i Itny ,1Oils i . 1 hen-, •" 1 his rlnthi .inp * m<<h|omi lull (■ ho.Ml \ftrr he wan »t *( • !* (one pti( on hia ■ tu) dm-.' Inn Iraclor f"ni nditilpinsl clothoh V • i*r*‘ jn n Hn- h. harla-r nuked, tneptm- ih# i .i > ModerdlV Itover id n u ilcd P ivIIS, tail Sill'l lie * "ul»ln I >* > ■ to t ceil It liie luirb- i shave" while uMcndltig a Derno. crntlc I’artv .... . in drhiliihi Inst weekend "Itoii'l you ic n ie in li Hu mu lloyi-r anil I'e.ic- Ju.lice Turn yiMI proM-ellti-d on- *• ml ,11 1*1*.' the iniilirr n iked "N on, I d'lll'i t**-11'-s , I -1■ alii In ii'hlili all. lie it.hh'd. Ilu-v tn.ll Ihiyi-i replied In - i; ni|- -"d i " A h M"i uh lliree niglu uf ...... iiiiidlnif. i cnld sweat •I It their piim-ipiil me in . uf coining ' J»H MM* . The litirhei said I ■ " > • i • u a living, In i .in ,» uf locoing Dl mi -1' (ping i i Mai tin nod mi in n in g In id lin'. ‘ ai d went u - ...Make Your Own I'c.slivv and hnrtnal Iw en in g D r c s w s ... I I p di liplit ..I i-l,-I liny; " i.ritu c lIll1i(! untol' i Ini' In in 11,*- m in p-itii fiiu lliiili i tu t-M’li nil! i litm i- 11 •un llic .g lyvu ly tn ld ii . l l .‘ I la-lim ( II a m .i a I; | i i ,\ F Dl 'fn l iio i u iild n 'l icin d i an lig l I'l'ini'id m i l l tin-in. lie. -niiv ru m , m is In .'.I in c m ill nod f ile a i e p ic v in m l n*n |**l \ , Si-m inoli-s spent IW " Olid nod I w n iiit'lii ■ a h alf d n v ' lln* p lan e fi un tinh i in c o g d el n-Jn-il, M lille sw a m p . (Ill'll ( a Inn •onliini * ml in' .1 OP llil" Ferguson dropped •ill lierslmp for ahiive ami xli ed tiilklng whdillapi-tl them fm 'I,. n iD u ,\ n i n : i: 1 1 «i I \ I I I IN I A ll I I III! i l l \ 'if 111 It 11 11.(• ■ill in It VV 1*1* i epul I . Hull m IP't.'i, I '- c a p p in g - a le s 7 (H I,o n il l i i e - m <m m l i d H ll I tMill............ .. .111 f-o 2, men'll ed s ll||. - . I I m illio n lr * .ip p r d III* ' in I P I 1 \ ft* l t h e » a l . n e w I I I e In i in ■ o v u ib ili h ' a n d in 'il" ii * w en f i n It w . l i i n i ' i p c v , a n d Mie> h a il o K n u n iiiillio p I I I e i . cap I I'll III 4...I.J .«l|it '.(III* itilii .iii in l l.i u i .m i-in i" •IT pel I' llll' r tii ii ' Iml l In- in dii. 11 v n w ln I si III 1111 (eitl mg -hell I" and all in l lie i o liliiu , an d coinlnniiig i ii Iitici Im 111m I effe i i itl'i al'Plllg Iml up in I 1 ' iiiillio p til II I III III-s I ( "III . a n d liv n l. in ' I .1 In A '" 4 H i. H- mu. Ii ug un I In \ i in 't in I S \ i m ' ui ilium » Im * fir . , .-Im ilil p lan i a i IP . * Hunt sta d f. G . i n u iin . Mini 1. i pi u Cl- id a h a ll m illio n IP *' lie I ll op,>ie d in I i la iiai i, IP I'., nl -■ sa v in g I" I S. Ilix p a y i-i at 12’ million a vein Anil-in an liii-mep couldn’t vuv him lln Annv stands nil tin- oh jc il ••( .all vniiviis sawdust THERE’S A TRUCK IN THIS PICTURE THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS! JUST ARRIVED Cltev">M o f lm you MtU w ld « cholco of Iru c k i and (iinona lh*m you have your b o il opportunity lo •■ lid ih * m odal w h ich m o il er or D/ llll. Beautiful Cap Cun H olster Sets yout tcqulr*m *irt». Study ih * plclur* c a re fu lly — and cartkftfer lint O n ly C H IV R O L IT O ffe r* y o u A LL f h * « * a r a a t TR U C K a d v n n it n ia r . . . • A TiST In Heal Leather n» F a n c y Htndricd H o lste r W * * t * r n CAP GUN S ^ T S ..........................*1*00 UP J - W i y I ......... "M o • fh« a t n l i r truck for Ollier Itoflr rtff• ■. ’j>• your Job •lonoei f nl ....srltllp , , , low#) ),(,#,*lli*'IJ toil I , . lower m*i,111,11(10(4 coil . * . ond Ih# lowail (tit pi It#i in ih# enfka truck flrtd teiildv run tv — Chavtolsi fm #*r#i 1 (oil . . . HI *no*t#li mi 7 ihtTfianl w lts # llio n i wall lopocitl#v ( ringing limn 4 ,0 0 0 O.v.W. to I A,0 0 0 Ibi. • Quality— fh# imen p n iK ii nan Illy noil riiilliinomhlp bmlt into Ch#vrolsf fnaki (pv# FtUS VAIUE5 of itiiiiylh and durability In avary faalura of body, cob, angina oral chauli. fe C*p(nrftp>«»t* « f »■I • I / I / in* • I ' JfllfLy rI * ft 4• (•' ■ 1• |IM-W4»t |*l •» •' » > / wf*l> f h i ft -fl* I i i ■ )l i • M«rif| W ClfM 'l W i l l ** j f *• • Bf •figifxt f(K ifi %*fp W h ile A N a tu ra l F in is h DOUBLE GpN SETS.................... 9J.95 up Pirate KNIFE & SHAATH ...................... 9|.25 BANDANNAS............................ U c & | | c CAPS^Ioud/eBt in to w n ) .......... 3 for |Qc - A ll Htolatar Heta E q u ip p e d w ith H u h ley (lu n a LARGE SELECTIONS OF CHILDRENS COVn&OY ACCESSORIES SPUR a tm .... 7 |c up BELTS .... fl.00 up CUFFS . .... |*25 u p H A r S ........... |*65 TRUCKS B e a u tifu l C o w t f r r an d C o w Cliff 8UITS (In lra tfy e r)...........9495 to 1495 Uoe Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan KU BSu N Sg o o m mM. Si --a • ■. — piSfeE »«co*n a PAUMtrro |r E aa l Hmf e. * a VvV a/ w■■ K.r.:«T- g f f ljW illf e i . . . . ' _______ . ', .. ......... ’A jrarrHbiv v - - ‘ 1 •' *o • c i ./ui ...... t •nne ipn11ml Whert pinto-* ip no �Osteen News By MATIN A DUNNING Enterprise Notes Miami vlaitln# frtonas. Mr, and Mra. T. L. Moon of New Smyrna Booth and. John Vail of Virginia w e n dinner guvata of An exceedingly U r re "rowd ol the form er’* father, H. A, day nor, children, parent* and Mend* at­ Sunday. tended the Halloween curnival at Mr. and Mra. H. M. Cochran the Enterprise School on Thuraday have returned from an eatonalva evening, th e cuatume prlaea were motor tour of the weat, vlalting won hy Suaan Hlera, Milan Bat­ San Franclaco, ta * Angalea and ten and Sally Neldcr. A nice aum Mo* Ico, waa cleared hy the P. T. A. who Friend* of Mra, Perry R. Bre­ aponaored the event*. Milton Hyan and J. D. King of mer will he glad to learn that ahe I* aide to he out again after a Marian, Ky. vlalted Mr. Ilyan’* uncle M. H. Ryan and family critical illneaa. Mr anil Mra. Frank F.vana and laat week. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Thruop were Frank Kvana Jr., of Bnaton, Maaa. and Mr*. D. J. O'Connor of Foreat In Winter Park Sunday vlalting JI ilia, I .inig Inland, hava arrived to Miaa Margaret Roberta. Mr. and Mra. Kmmvtt l-owe, attend the funeral of Mr. Evana’ brother, Jonathan D. Evana, who Sr. were aupper gueat* of Mr. ami wa* killed hy a hit-and-run driver Mra. Charlea Nutting In Ormond recently. Thursday night. Mia* Pat Tyler ha* returned to The Fuller Bruah repreaentatlve -iiiirtcd n "liruah party" Wednea- (Ireen Cove Spring* where ahe I* <lnv ■•veiling at the home nf Mra, employed after a week aperil with Dean Taylor. Varlau* game* ware her parent*. Mr. and Mra. M. II. Ryan and lilaved with prlaea conalatlng of different type hruahe*. At a late Ml** Helen Smnlgruaa attended hum the hoateaa aerved cake and the Halloween carnival ut the punch n> Mr*. Don Myera and Oateen School Monday night. Mr. ami Mra. O. B. Preaaiial nod Mra. Noon of Sanford, Mr*. A. J, Dougherty, Jr., Mra. Arnold Omey, Mr*. Homer Peterman ware In Mra. Cecil Mixon, Mra. C. W. SJo- New 8myrna Tueailay. htom . Mra. Al Bryant, Jr. and Among the out of town people attending the evening acrvlcea at Mra. Ted Brooklyn. Mr Hugh Matthew* of White- A ll Sainta Episcopal Church Sun­ ville, N. C. la the gueat of hla day waa Mlaa Helen Alllngar of hrolher-ln-law and alaler Mr. and Stetaon Unlveraltv, Mra. L. C. Tllll*. Mra, Rnaa and Mra. Haywood Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mra. of Waycroaa, (la. *pent th* week­ Ernest J. Cole, Sr. drove to Cocoa end here with their huibanda who where they vlalleil Mr. Bruce are In training at the Power Plant. O verraah, who la making hla home The furultv member* of the there. Enterprlae School apent Friday In na Gldden*. Imnorulde menthol. Walter (lardner, Jimmie Kuaaelt Orlando attending the regional Mr*. Rolirhell’a room: E»telle Gld- ami Floyd Talman have returned meeting of the Florida Educationtheir r«ia n ertlve home* In Car- al Aiinodntlun. dcn;‘. ff.-'t; Barbara -n't Ano (,'lark xiniod; Ealelle Hidden* *e- )minin 11- and Waymart, Pu. They The M. Y. P. of the Barnett .....1 >.i Imiiornhte mention. hud lieen vlalting Mr. (lardner a Memorial Church entertained it* lion McAlister end Bill Barrv great-uncle, Joe Kanaky for two memlier* at a Halloween party "i >i- till'd on Mr*. Ina Willi* week*. Monday night. looming and made n Friend* of Mra. K. A. Unugla** Mr*. O. t). Hi'llara waa vlalting • -iP->- .if their viall mill gave will ta glad to hear that ahe la In Orlando Sunday. ov< r I he air Frday morning. Improving, following a fall. She I" Mr*. Ida llaaelden haa returned Th'iiik* hoy*': vou inav recall Iwo ■till confined to the Fernald- to her home on Stone laland after week* before Mr*. Willli won the l.aiighton Memorial lloinltal. vlalting her aim and family In Howard Hotelar, Jr. of Atlanta Tampa for aeveral week*. prlxe—for a letter read over the air. The prlxe wa* a flu*h light. waa the week-end guest of hi* mo­ Miaa Katherine l-ltch enter­ Hidoweeen carnival al the O*- ther. Mra. Howard Holelcr. tained at luncheon Tueailay Mr*. Mr. and Mra. C. P. Hraaingtoii Rolan Cox, Rev. and Mra, Kemp let'll School waa largely altended and all reported a good time, have returned from U three week* and Rev. l-cruy l.awaon. the program wa* a* follow*: Box- •lav lo Cincinnati, divided between Mr. und Mr*. II. A. Throop were log hv Holier! Aahton-llurk Partin. their four children who realde In vlalting friend* lo Winter Park Roherl Aaliton won with Billy and near thnt city. Sunday, Mr, and Mr*. Arthur Clark und I lo.ai'k ii * challenger. imlly were Siinduy gueat* of Mr*. The rnitiiim- puriide-winner* SKWANKP. P R E S ID E N T lark1* father, A. J. Montgomery for tile girl*: flrat — Ivu Vletm, JU D G E STRUM IL L SK W A N EK, Term.. Nov. H-t/l'l J A C K S O N V IL L E , Nov. 3— (A3 •econil Juliet Clark. Boya: flrat— — fir. Hoylaton Green will ta In­ Federal illutrlvt Judge Luula Mike Moore aeroiul “ Brother" vested with the rulie* of ureal. Strum underwent un operaVletm. ili-ni of the University of the m for a atomach ailment at a The amaleiir i-imleat followed: South here Friday by Chaneelloe k lilt ill here yeaterday, Hla ihvthm i-laa*e* Herman Allman Frank A. Jiihiin. rhnlrman of the mliioii wn* reported a* aatlamol Edward Hlrt. Poem—E»ti'lle unlver*itv hoard of trustee* and rtory hy hoapltal attendant*. Giiiilen*. Joke*- Myrl nod Mvrnlre Itlaioip of Florida. Nljipei. Snug, "Twenty-four Hour* of Sooahlne" -Krnnre* tawsun, Fioii'ii hullhut ateuk* limy ta ........ In the hrollcr aa uaual and ■ llano aolo—"lllnwllan l.ove Song" Inoiled liefore they hy Pat*v llnughl. duet—"Teliue- If lime iiiTOaalluteM, Place the lengthen the ladling time. *Ni'i> Wultx" hy Corilla Bell Mrl.nniore and Barhara (lldilan*. Tvtlrllng the Baton hy Elolae C E N T R A L F L O R ID A Q U IC K F R E E Z E Snyder. Duet—" I’ll N ovif See Maggie Alone" hy Hilly Ilonack Mr. and Mr*. L . E . Robert* are announcing the arrival nf a daugh­ ter. at the Fernald T-aughton p w 1* feeling much better. Memorial Hoapltal Oct. 27. The B? J. W. C. Helm*, the Janitor at young lady haa been named Jean­ ifBa aehool, wn* taken ill at the ette nail. MMol house Thuraday. Mr. Helm* The B. I.. Humphrey’* had a reported to ta in tatter confamily flah fry nn Oct. at. The •ftlon at thl* writing. gueat* included Mra. Humphrey'* "Principal William Watt . and "later, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Godwin. teacher*, Mra. Ethel Tart and Mra. Cecil Mixon entertained ^tt*a Aim Rouchel) attended the younger generation Saturday, teacher* meeting In Orlando Frl- the orcaalnn living the second birthday of her aon Ronald. During Kw- E. Peteraoti treated hla In­ he afternoon, cake and Cocatermediate Sunday School Class to Cola with Ice cream were <erved i n all day picnic at Con Creek. to: l-ee Mixon, Herky, Peggy and Among lboat* attending: Wendell Steven Grier, Randall Rryanl and n r t . Bryan Nettle*, Junior Todd, Wanda Mixon. Assisting Mr*. David and Billy lloxack attended. Mixon were Mr*. Al Rryant, Jr., • Mi** Viola Mcl.ainnre I* 'much Mr*. II. H. drier. Mr*. C. W. SJoblprnveii In health und i* aide to Mum, Mr*. C. N, Gm drier and ha ataot with her friend* again, Yvonne Flubunk*. • li Prank T a il wa» called to Bir­ Pvt. Ilyron Tllll* arrived Salmingham. Ala! Wednesday by the urdnv from San Antonio, Texa*. S E mm* of Id* Brother. * where he loi" luat completed hi* '-T h e Junior Baptist Training IIv V IRG IN IA PA LM ER Union rla** held It* monthly party haalc lialoing In the Air Force. Following a 111 dav furlough, apent with hla parent*, Mr. and Mra. I,. O. Tllll* he wll report to Wichita Falla. Tex. Tor enrollment In a technical training achnol. Mr. and Mra. J. K. IJchela havr returned from •■ week'* lour of central ami ebat Florida, which Send Tlieir Friend* —— Home Controlled Where By SARA NULL HARDIN ■Nttey from a week'* atay at the Capital In St. Augustine. Mr. A M ) S T O R A G E CO. Y O U R Locker Plant FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS I01-W-I3th St ........................ Phone 1318 • PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY QUANTITY RIKHTN% RBMKRVRD j 419 E. 1st St. SANFORD, FLA. E f 6^ t M E A T D E P T . 1 PIC N IC S lb. 3 7 c M A RG A R ET ANN BflAND, . Freshly Sliced BACON .....lb. M A R G A R E T A N N d u a lit y . f i n d * A MARGARET ANN BRAND, | Cello Pack WIENERS......lb. 450 H .n v v W e M e r n n w r : CHUCK ROAST lb. RIB R O A S T lb . STANDING PR IM E 49c 55c • SIRLOIN R IB ....... ROUND llltlS K K T o f B E E P For K RA FTS KAY NATURAL New Factor, CHEESE ... Park M O R R E LLS IIAG »/2 lb. p SAUSAGE I -Y EA R O LD M ELLO W C U R ED CHUDDAR CHEESE F IS H E R 'S S H A R P E ............... CHEESE F(K)D NO I. C o b b ler PO TA TO ES R ed E m p e ro r G RA PES F resh Fla. B E A N S 2 L I T T L E YEI.M IW LONG SQUASH.............. 2-lbs CAULIFLOWER ISLA N D FROZEN FOOD 10 »«. GEORGIA McI n t o s h APPLES .............3-lbs YAMS................ W E S T E R N R E D D E L IC IO U S B R A Z IL A P P L E S ............ : 3-lbs NUTS ............... II. II, C auliflow er......... 12 a*. Bird*.ye S traw b e rries....... Friday and Saturday Specials Old Price 370 I ’O I.A R R R A N D b i t t e r liv in g b e yo n d th e g a t m a im ASPARAGUS Cuts & Tips S p ears...... ^ NEW PRICE S O U T H E R N D A IR IE S ICE CREAM 3 P in to .... 490 Vigal. Bricks 950 T. Bone • Sirloin * Round . HONOR BRAND Broccoli ......... 29c Green Beans .... 23c FISH FILLETS ed Perch lb. 96c addock . .. lb. 49c C llR IN G 8EA8if)ljt 18 l l E R B J Lower your coat ami raise' jour standard uf living by raising you own park und bringing It to ua fur sugar or artary curing and ald-faihlanod hickory smoking. If yuu da not ralaa you own meat, wa will obtain It and prepare It for you In tta mOat economical ;Old Price 230 NEW PRICE SO APBars '1M*d. 23c MILK 3 PEACHES TALL CANS ii LIBBY or D E L MONTE 81 n o ati Personal Bar 5c VAN CAMP’S — WITH HEANf CAMAY SOAP 2 lye. bars C H IL I VAN CAMPS No, MO CAN P k & BEAU CAMAY SOAP MUSSELMAN’S LE A N WESTERN lb. lb. Sausage . ...... lb. Center Chops Cured Ch opi No. 303 CAN mbteoM Minn. Skipped LLETB Gnute A 4Be 2 2 BARB 1 mmm d mmm Grade A Chopped Beef i Omw-GteCaodt \Ta4r*W IVORY fCrwjiH'tt'u.w p&rver-n { k . ai P �e ■ t Oviedo News to T h . Sanford Herald It) MARIAN R. iO N R S _ _ tudVri "DobT * » U I A*k ro u rC n w iIrt for t a n ' . PU1». s tllffluUnl diur*tl«. uwd • i k h u I uU* l. million* for tfcr W lH f i Dooii a viva kappi r»!kf "1 K r if iS u S iS S - f m E ” * * ,mm OVIKUO. Nov.3— ( S P E C IA L ) — '■ ,t' boM-ment of the Oviedo Bap* Ji*t Church wa* the Keane of ■ a'"**.* I,,rty fwently whan Mr*. “ • N Thompson's Truth 8eaker*’ C I*-- cnipitulnril with a party. Aftri much merriment th* irroup enjoyed n delirious pot-luck aup* per. Among those included In thla lv*'t c Mia* lAicy Plltdan, Mia* Shirley Morgan, Mr. and Mr*. ■h»- Menaley Jr„ Mr*. E a rl Draw STRIKE* STRIKE? * Yes. but how run you make it n lrik * In only 1 enny tint! uncostly lesson. We'll (ell you. W hy not S T K IK K OUT WI T H A H A N FO K p H E IlA l.D W A N T AO'.' Remember nutneone hits whnl you lire looking fur. It doesn't cost as much ns you tliln k. i) lay, Daryl Brown, Mtaa Susan Cass* Is, the Rev. and Mr*. Prank Morgan, Ml** Eleanor Morgan, Mr*. J. N. Thompaon, Mr. and Mrs. B. F . Wheeler Jr., Mr. mid Mra. George C. Mean*, Mr. and Mra. Billy We*t, Mr. and Mr*. Milton Gore, Mr. and Mr*, Wil­ liam Henry Marlin, Mr. ami Mr*. D. A. Ko*«, Mr. und Mr*. Young Harris. Arthur Metcalf and Ml** Ruth Largent. Some of the young folk* from Oviedo enjoyed the lovely Hulloween Party given hy Mr. and Mr*. Herman Long Saturday nlglu at their home nt Chuluota. Among those from Oviedo pre­ sent were Mr. nml Mr*. John Courier, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Rex Clonts, Mr. und Mr*. John Evan*, Mr .and Mr*. George C. Mean*, Mr, anil. Mr*. William Henry Martin, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Purlin, Mr. und Mix. Marvin Daniel), Mr. and Mr*. T. H. Daniel!, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Milion Gore, Mr. ami Mr*. Donald l.vinhart, Mr. uml Mr*. Leon Olllff, Mr. uml Mr*. Hoy Clont*, Jr., Mr. uml Mr*. Re* Clouts, Mr. and Mr*. T. I. Lingo, Jr„ Mr, and Mr*. Henry Wolcott. 'The new officer* for the coming year of Hoy Scout Troup No.243, Oviedo, are announced hy Scout­ master Rev, J, T. Adam*, Jr. a* follow*: Sentur Patrol Louder, Donnie K uhhi'I; Hawk Patrol Lea­ der, IHrliard Wyrej A**i*tnnt leader, Johnnie June*; Hoh Whlli Patrol Lender, Hilly Meek: A**i*tant Leader, Honnle Co*; Wolf Partol Lender, Harvey Joe Sleyton; A**l*tnnt Is-uder, Kenne'k Macolm; Scribe, Bobby Shaftar and Bugler, Ronnie Co*. Mr, and Mr*. Roland Mobley, Mr. and ‘Mr*. ~ Ray .......................illWard and chll dren, Carey and Geoff, and Mrs. Pearl Kirkland enjoyed the week­ end nt Cocoa with friend*. Mr*. J. N. Thompson wa* the gue*t of the J. H. Joneses Sun­ day un their trip to Cocoa where they visited the Brock IngtoiWi Mr*. Thompson’* hrother, Ben Ctrlton and family; nephew, Doyle Carlton and Mr*. Carlton. They journeyed on to Vein Beach where they visited with Mr*. Thompson'u *on, County Superintendent and Mr*. J. N. Thompson und family. Ml«* Esther Eason ha* returned to her home In Savannah after spending a couple of week* In Oviedo with her slater, Mr*. Mae E. King, and neice, Mrs. George C. Mean* and Mr. Mean*. Hobby Ragsdale, of Southern College, Lukvlnnd, spent the week­ end with Ids mother, Mr*. Hettle P. Ragsdale. Harrold Jotdan, of the U ni­ versity of Ehu Ida, spent the week­ end with hi* parent*, the 1,. E . Jordan*. Miss Dorothy Nlhlnek, a stu­ dent at Southern, spent the week­ end with her parents, the Charles T. Niblacks. Benny Word, anutlier Uni­ versity of Florida student, spent the week-end with hi* parents, the Hen F. Ward*. Mr. and Mr*. Hen H. Jones, Mr*. Kuhy 11. Jones, Mr. nml Mr*. H. C. Parker and Johnnie June* en­ joyed a fishing trip to the East Coast Saturday night. l » M M M » » e e iM e » M 4»e»4 Dr. C. L. Persons To make a pluin U t^cit festivg, cieum Atul garnish with iumimrudtl coconut to vnnllU tupim-a rhino chcrrie* »nu extra coconut. N O T H ft: O P T O M E T R IS T I f * * .Bimtae* • UlasuS* (I1IM ■**r* S-l*. t-B SSI. M l A t t a in - X a lla s a l H **k H t*a pa*a* aae NntL'e c/(it/U£y ^V / 1 / v .s - a / ( U N I! HERALD W ant A iIh to ACH ES high citrus land about lit mile* west of Orlando, price $2600. E. S. Bowen, M l Plum«»a Drive, Sanford, Fla. F o r Ke.sttllH .SMALL G R O C ER Y store with meat market. Cash Imsbie**. Tel. H UL T h e Iwlliitf Dim r n l t i ft|*tilr tn mil Hnul %(!■ |ii*lilj*ltril In Ti$r ii uf it n l JfernJtli N ICE ‘J bedroom suburban home. I (lute fill* |irr llnr tn*?rlhi«i! 3 ItMM Ittr |irr Mur Innrrll'iM Good luwn, fruit trees, spacious t llmrw h*- |*i*r llnr iiutrlliin ground*. Price, $6,600. XU llmm tie* |irr llnr I insertion Ar |»rr llnr fur Irnrl) t’liailrflrt | New, 1 bedroom house on two I'lir vtiird* In thr llnr. fliiillilr rnir for lilni-k fur* rnpn. lurge lots, J screen porches, v*netlun blinds, attached guruge. Small cash payment with easy ‘ , 17,500. terms. Price 1 I’HONE M8 IV a s I A A* K i l l l.e H rrriH eA o te r lb * (r lr|ik o n e on inente n rn iiilo o i e kn rn e I f >mir mime la llale g I * Ik e irle p h o ae h fn k . I * r e l i i r * fa r Ik la ni-ruM niod*lio n Ik e n d .e r l l .r r la expected lu p a , p ru o tp llr. I * o rd er Tor ■a lu ren d er Ik e heal puaalhlr a r r . h r . n il XVnnl .Vila m ila l be l a u n r o ftle e a s Ik e day before p u b llrn llo a . flrs a e p e f lf r ue Im naedlnlelr l a * e rrma rr V O T iL I* ♦«■» *a. r n n ir if We rvap « n e ik le fa r m are tb n * one in e n rre rt Ineertlu n . i) THE 1 SANEORD HERALD ----------------IX - 1) F t III KKNT — 1 IW L ♦lode in furnished apartment*. Also efficiency apartment. Downtown office * lor*. Takach Apurlments, 20H N, Park, Phone 127U-J. _ _____ American Floor Sanding Machine with edger, H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla. W K LA K A A PA R TM EN TS, ilO W . First Street. Furnished room* d apartment* iivniluhle. Phona «at,_______ _________ S U IT A B L E for hunines* couple, Ideally located ncrosa from Post *, modoffice, one or twp rooms, •ni efficiency apartments, pri­ vate bulb and idiower. Phona 650. R E N T Bigelow furnished apart­ ments. Langley Building, (111 Park^A ve;__ 1' Small urifiirnit lied apartment. ne I28H-W. n cement block two bedroom home*. Furnished and Ugftirwh> nished W mile east of highway seventeen on Ovledn-Iaingwpoil R d ._ $06.00 and $66.01) yearly. G A R A G E Apartment, furnished, Year round nl or will uojl, SOI $1, 80th. Street. r> . FO U R ROOM npnrtment, apply 118 K im Avenue, TWC6 HOUM apartment. Electric £ & Acres and new, two bedrooni house on large lake, Priced to sell. $11,000. Terms. C. A. WHIDDON. MR. ( I D S . Park. Phone 13H1 Lots for sale on corner (1th and Pecan Avenue*. Ph. M0-M. Small furnished horn*. Ideal for couple. Located at 1316 Palmettu Ave. R O B E R T ‘A. W ILLIA M S , Realtor. Hayontl K. I.undquiat, Aaaoclale. Phone 783 Atlantic Hank_Uldg. MODERN Six Room House, Fruit Trees with acreage, $6,000. II. W. King, Paula, Florida. P. O. Box HU. 8 1*E C 1AI r—$ 1.IMH1.no buy* small furnished, m o <1o r n cottage. $*<UIM>t) ca*h and halunce like rent. B A R G A IN —.72 acre farm, ull tiled and in ptodurtlon, several tenant Imuses. This farm po*ltlvely must he sold within the next ten day*. Want offer. E X C E P T IO N A L — 2 B ed ro o m house, furnished kitchen, attic fan, srreened porches, awning* and very nice throughout, good neighborhood, garage, $0,800,00. MANY small house* In price un­ der $3,600.00. Some very nice 2 and :i bedroom hou**«, slightly under $10,000.00. F R E D W. B E N D E R . Realtor Room No. 3 State Hank Building Phone IMA SP A N ISH home of two bedrooms, bath, large living room, kitchen, dinette about 3/4 per* nigh land on concrete road, prlca $6600 furnished, your aelectlon o f bath fixture* and kitthen equipment. .... ,prvtiU ________ Thla laa orte i.0e ofr the lt acra In this area. Apply Mrs. Jills 8. Bowen, oVmer, 641 I >if- a a *___a .* T l *• ___ aJ^A. <■ F o r Hale — 3 8— T U X E D O F E E D S : Complete line. Hunt's Tuxedo Fowl Store. MARION Market Cabbage plant*. Yellow* resistance. Leu Bulner. 260-J. Asbestos Aluminum Rmif Coating. Guaranteisi In slop roof leekr, $3.26 Gnl. H EN K A H IK Gloss As Palm Co. US-114 W. 2nd. St. Phone 32#. HOUND pups out of best deer stock. l*>roy Strnwder, 1204 Park Avenue, Fried Shrimp Dinner, Served “ The Best Hlirimn on earth" every night ul Hornet's Grill, 324 East 1st. Strcut. C O N C R E T E Sewer Pine, Grease Traps— Blocks Septic Tanks Windows, Benches—Flower Puts, Flours —Free Estimate*. Mira­ cle Concrete Co. Phone 1336 3UU Elm Avenue. JOHNSON Wax. Paste, Liquid A Glo-Cnat, Free use of floor polisher with each 2 Lit. nr 1 Ut. purchase, HENKAH IK Bias* A Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd. H|. Phona 320. ws « r x ♦ 13 F T . FlS>UNa boat, « Kicker, f lW .OO. Phona B I A Brigga k Ctratton Ibt1Or Parta you Need flea , A. D. R0A1RR W AN TED W A N TED ; Fnunlniii A Luneheonelte Manager. Must he exper­ ienced and able to take respon­ sibility. Roumlllut ami Ander­ son, Wulgiven A g e n c y . ____ M ECH AN IC wanted for work on farm machinery. Must he able to weld mid have some farm ma­ c h i n e experience. Apply Hemionic Truck A Tractor Co, E X P E R IE N C E D Brake Man; Must have enough experience to oper­ ate Brakes, Front Ends, Shock Absorber department. Good Pay. All year work. Firestone Store, Sanford, Florida. M ECH AN IC wanted for truck work. Apply Seminole Truck A Tractor Co. IT - W BHK W A N TKU ru iin e it* ' Kl • i it I *mi * Art A i» • i ml l l en. ftj re g ltiie r f (h e N.unr te rm * fiin l uie" K l.n u iD A n f la j* T A T IT T #41 wHIi iIn* • |r k of lhe fire * "nil it *ef ritinlui.lt- H D IT II ri i'tiu my . liO W KN * 1 1 W * ilFv vitg it ill'll lit liunliM""' rtl 2011 ^ n ftli l..nir**l A vriini' H anfunt K litrltla im .ler 1 1»«* r iiih ln u it inline o f W i g h t Wtllltimn & warefioiise, ir ,i n«r**r it ml Nii*r*ini*s »«*! Ih n t He llilrfitl In rrg lH trr nniiie |nir«M.tnt («> ilit O e r in * nf iln* ■'Flelttlniiw N am e H tn in t r 1 it' w ilt **'• •»* K l.n illH s \ * *T A T IfTK H 1!»4I mult Hies o r i't ilt i%*nn i*l**rk o f H em iticL' iN m nty. Kin . Krrtl i * W ight K rt'tlfrlrU H W tlllftm n * **n firtw % Bring your room up-to-date with these Alexander Smith FLOOR-PLAN RUGS LUMINALL PAINT C e p h a s th* d t lk a ls tint of j o m Don ml u> ni'c vnttr tlrcuricbt romii .in c-vx'iIint* iil ' w lo o k! A i ; j ! j i hoii'c <>t piitirnix nml texture*. Miitiy iilr.il fur yoiuijr imtrrietU plditniiij' mtiilerii roontfl. A ll ol tlte m * m i r f l In \ iir iu n * ri^ lit. A m i p r i i n l mi lik liiu t t - low u n i vuu ittTuril 11it- in for y o u r lU o iu g room ititii hetlroom H, too. W illi .ill-w o o l pile il u t w ill ta ke l u n ! w ear. S u ch v v i u i ile r f il l v a lu e s I t c v a t is r t h is : i; f.m u.us m ill o ile rs tliese 1 lo o r-l'ld ii It UK* r r.u h - m a d e - t n - lii. In side* tor .til .sorts ol ro o m *. favodt* flows, — btuullfy yovf horn* ths paint that chongsd *'t pointing habllit t* i a t y - t o - p a y prices on Now a.allobl* to (hoksil poitsl cotchi. Co.sn in on* durobl* coal. No lum#» or lutt. A gallon dost av*r* Stanley - UogerH —a A L L T Y P E B of bulldoxer work, reasonable rates. Free estimat­ es. David E . Carpenter, Phona 1893-M, .....1 Co. EH11ELMAN8 Red Rose Feed, Tnuclilon A Watson, I2III Celery Ave Phone I I H 6 - J . ______ SW AP .SHOP, 1116 E. Ith. St. We Buy. sell or trade most any­ thing. Phone IU8-J. ____ C IR C U LA T IN G raid or wood heal rula, praetleally new — I36.IH1. Hill Mugnolla— Ph. 218. SIX P IE C E dining room set, also kitchen cabinet. Rensonahle. 222 West 10th Street. F R Y E R equipment, battery; La y ­ ing (muses, Cheap. Also Model A, covered truck body, A-l con­ dition, Phone I660-R -2._______ Electilc lb ink Cooler; 1 28" Dia’meter Adimtuhle fan. 2 Floor show cases. 3lt> E. 1st. Rtrvat, Mrs. A. E. Mnllem. 12— Hpeelttl Service* — 12 NEW FI.O O RS surfaced to per­ fection. Old floors made like new. Finishing, cleaning A wax­ ing. Portable power plant, 22 years axperience in Baminule County, H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. VENETIAN B U N D S made to oruer. Seminal# Venetian Blind Co. 820 W. Ird. Bt. Phone tlll- W ORLAN DO Morning flintInel. Or­ lando’ Evening Star. Call Ralph Ray. uflS-J. C A L L 617 for BatUry, Generator and Starter aervlc*. Swain's ittsry Menrka, 801 W. First I) IV. M AHOGANY dining room suite. Phone 481-W or call at 2472 Sanford Avenue after 7i00 p. m. ___________ ttA F t 7 k * f Uo/ #,k # 6 short order*. H EM * ihRt T R A C TO R WORK Free estlmntp* on plowing and dlselng farm or garden plots. PA IN T—Outside Tutnnlum lead Also clearing ami grading build­ uml oils; money hue* guarantee. ing losta. Phone 1Q7-J. Jack Won’t Peel, rub or wash off. Russell $3,116 ner gallon. II. A. Bussell e ,,y v ua is.iasg-AiKrt,t V A rllclee* GOOD F U R N IT U R E —Coni* sees name o price— Krmdtler couch nml elmlr etc. 1703 Magnolia Ave. ______________ O IL Circulating heater with fan— outside tank. Excellent ro th»n. Bi33 W. 1st St. Pboi (UI4-W. T IR E S —Two 4.76 x 6.00-18, new, reasimahle. MUI Escambia Jlrlv e . COOK S T O V E S - 1 new perfection Laney's. Phona 108.____________ oil ktuve. I Electric Slave, 1 new EN JO Y Sunday dinner at Lanay'a Frlgldalre Refrigerator. Ph. ■ tchen. Adult's only. Photic 146 Amaalng Johnston's "NO-H M. 80(1 Laiirtl. ■*' u a .lt« o w u iftiry a h * | I h i i L t f t l * * 1 H E w L Y deeorntiil five room fur­ Aqts, Water Buge' fi nished apt. with prlfale Imth Pint ft.80. Half ptat and entranco. Quiet Neighbormillet A Anden ay. hood) adult* only. Ph. 8 BEDROOM—unfurnished apartmaul. Ph. 677-J. .V - g iven i>t KlnrltlN HlMle * I It it l I i n 11'ml itj O tt h ir / Easy-to-pay prices Knlate F o r Halo— J In*-retry I la.r|||.« iintkr the ffctlHinl* nn M, Legal Notice I* a m Him iHnl m innafnssgR In riaafo j v' Beautiful Broadloom v' Ready-made-to-fit l— H eal Legal ixoiice 1UC.0-J. __________ _______________ . FKIG1DA JB E —new. Rtaaettable, Parly leaving town. 32t}- P|i Ave, ;! I r ' W t J* atrett HOT IHMt STA N D Sanford’ ak# 3rd. Ph. $34-W H — TSJT * LO ST : Between Country Club and Lake Munroe, black and tan male hound. ReWaril. Phntie 1867-J. 13 -s n m s s s t oupe, good canditlon thru ottt .‘ Priced to sell quick, 1-1840 DODGR Pickup. Lot* of good econom^^, hauling at an fflu tfis w « * a t t MECCA HIDING, S A N F ORD. r e w i n d M A C H iN Ek i T m t e . Term*. Bert's Sewing MncMm Shop, phone 1634. 7 0 U M J — 14 ?oupe, good condl - l l f c l D ODGE Tudor, One own or cir. 1—1840 DODGE Furtlor, extra 1-1888 M ERCURY Tudor, extra Highest Ighest cask cash price paid fog foe a«ad " 4 Door iT H G riL B efR IC ~ p S S |^ 5 1 i a n d m o r r is o n . Pm m Iral. beTuie Plymouth INC. IN . Sedan, Mil, 718 'Hkgncilia Avs. p , " u IM i I'o A b huper Deluxe Fordor ef the few -prewar • m i tn—One - ‘ one owner car* for sale In Ban _/ord. — Thla car cair In excellent con ditlon Inalde and out. Mil. Hei tire* Aehould of mllea of i- �'ft* f?V'T**'., Si'i* ‘M ■JMvnft >At N O V . 1 1 0 4 0 O SUPERBRAND PLAIN CM M > M A i t .A l’ lN t Rom* Baking Apples 3 Iks, York Conking Applai 3 lbs, R a . ng Pun 2 Hi Emperor Grapes 2 lbs Pepper 3 for Goldens Wash. Delicious N"-v Largo Nuts A P P L E S 2 ib . 2 9 c 3 * 3 3 c Long Island *t C A U L I F L O W E R H ead 1 9 c ‘\\W£V Efery llam Adverlised Strictly "WHILE IT LASTS A ik At Store lor 4-Page Trainload Sale Price List I Plcl S w e o t -F ro z e n | Strawberries 3 Educator Cookies 3 PRIME BRAND FROZEN BRO CCO LI AGEN FROZEN PEA CH ES A r id . Totfe* 14m*. Nut a o o d U * Boned Chicken I 4- o * . Jelly Drops 11-os. 16 os. Ik Orange Slice* It-oe. Ik Lemon Deop* 19-os. 29c Mint li-os. 29c 13-cm. 29c S a fa r i Blllornweels 16-os. 23c Choc. Nubbins Ito c . JUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED, Pkg. 29c Pkg. 3 k PEAS Can 2 Pkge 4 k SPINACH 2 Pkg*. Me REDI-MIXT O L E O SoUd-lb. 33c T A ST Y Y ELLO W D A ISY CH EESE NEW K A Y NATURAL CH EESE FRIGID DOUGH DINNER RO LLS Quartars-lb. lb. '/i -lb. pkg, 2 pkgs. 29c 29c a FRESH CORN-FED $upr.R-$Ave specJ aJApple Saucg PORK SALE ! i7-os. 2 8 Chicken a La King Combination Diantf 0 (4 -os. 3 9 c Center Cute 1 W IT H » . o n Chicken Fricassee Or .Mere w tirerrrj Order Plcr.Ic Stylo Pork B onlon Pull P o rk Chicken Fricassee 30-os. Toilet Soap I s * 17 H IC K O R Y >HY IEEF STEAK SALE! Deodorant Soap Bath Bis* Cranberry Sauce No. 100 BACON - 49 Boat G rade SIRLOIN T-BONE ROUND CLUB Tea Bag* Pumpkin No. 2V» Glo-Coat Pint 9 if c lb. Ib. Ib. Ib. Tender Chuck Roast lb. Brisket Stew Beef lb. Fresh Ham burger lb. Grudo A , Dioonod & Drawn, Quick Froznn Baking Hens or Dog Food 19a No. for Dube* A Duds w Pork & Beane VELVO S W E P T SLIC ED G R A D E A Jack SpraS 1*7 be Ma ^ IC N IC S < *, silo-W rap Lb J V A M ** Droosed w m & sm IL Vermont 27c PRICES GOOD THRU. SAT., NOV. Sth Piilm rllonnd Third Sts, J l I B . F irst HI. I k 16-oe. 25c Boned Turkey 34 c Xonlucky Mini* Anal. Chocolate Jelly Beans 29e CO N CEN TRATED FROZEN O RAN G E JUICE AGEN RASPBERRIES Chicken Spread Pkg. t 2 3 Sc 49c 2k 2Sc �- *' In baity There h ntrrngth—1 a Protect the P H N of (he World; To Promote the n « ( m « of America, To Produce P r < a * H | for M iifo r i rnmm ir>. j b Trum an Plans T a lk Praising * Gov. Lehman * * Peace Treaty U .S. Acts To W ith Japan Is Bar W ar Goods Seen For 1950 From R u ssia C h ie f M a c A r th u r R e p o r te d A s G r a t if ie d O ver P rogress M ade O n M a jo r D iffe r e n c e s ABOARD TRUMAN TRAIN ENROl/rE TO WASHINGTON. Nor. MAN IIA . 4— (/!*> —President TiUimin drilled today a iiimig endorsement ol Democratic candidates in New York** lint S riu tr and mayor tarn ai he lulled liar It to Washington from a "hi-pariisan” iwiriH into ilir midwest. (R) ^ Dwyer ol New Yori City. Mr. Truman will apeak lor ultoiii live iiiiinitri around ^:25 I1. M ( E S I ) , from llle While House nil ■i radio program originating in New York. Meantime, hr got a rhainr In talk In lllmoia polilii al b a lin ' alroui Sri,air Majority Leader la. ^ N a v a l O p e r a tio n s P r e s id e n t W ill M a k e R a d io A d d r e s s T o M orrow N i g h t *O n N e w Y o r k C a m p a ig n Mr. Turman talked over with |ire«idrniul pie-* S rrirla iy Char0 Iti G. R om , and Democratic Na­ tional (.'hailman, Hill Hoyle, a | hi1i tical addicts hr will make by radio Kimniiiiw night lu New York void*. In it, lie will appeal lor the elec­ tion ol former Governor Hriherl H. I.eliluan over Senalor Dullei New York in ihe special Sen nto race and rail lor the rt-elerlimi of Demur raj it Mayor William I f • M e e ts Srnatr « « . year. -••■•<”, /titty. inu|i m ,Ji«wb Arvey. chairman «*f me i|,iCook (.'minty Democratic central committee, said hu told Mr. Tru- _______________ N’nvy HirMliiry Friilirl* Matthew* tlt-fll conga till lies Vue Wlmirnl Forrest I*. SUnrmti in \\ oshlngtnu ultei lie uu- m i....I * " • "» Naval ttperulinnOperation' hy hy I'ren.lrnl Tummi. Sln rniun, wlm ................... -ini Ullillrul l.niilw K. Ilenfelil, Inhl tiewMin-tt ilml lie wants 'a lii'hlinif Navy nl n n undeiiil (if n fij;)if 1ll(r Navy nil I'tinl " I I n le lillln m .il S Hill l|illnln I Ching Ai ranges TampaCivilRights Talk On Strikes Case GoesTo Jury With John Lewis This A fternoon '[>111717111 S a id C o U Ilt - O n b a r g a in in g S e t t le S t r ik e s _______ j;, a k n o c I U K D I'ttKSS P o lic e m e n I. Ilie Ileal- officially ’•tiding C h a r g e d # ill1 ; W it h S h a r p l ( n t c h e t A re N a­ H it WASHINt* 1ON. N.n 4 i-|*i im! ii .nver- tnevpMit' in an> pl.ne III I lit mil III I \| 1 III r,'Hindu, » hu ll 1 aliln y s Is'en in u le h llile li *“ lillnf fri , cl,* •1 If Ml tlt V S t il Ml H II i t Hill' I aV ■ •I I! I*»#'-1 , f In | tr*|t:ii i fit* 'll |)|| pt. » I l»t Him I pill t M* d" I »Mil ib m tliiii m iplil i Mill I i 11M*1111f Sail nl (fir* »|f | yM I j I dwin Hn K >nli It -hot and krll.-t In l.iilici I . In a. ()|it Krith. Si la-1 niclit duulli illei It: 00 n • Ini k will'll ihe I'tdci mall, appar* enlll i .iii nl In iinini. -ilddrttly seim l a halt lie! and allrinptrd to all n k In «iin . ..lie .mil i luld with a halt In i Al-c in dniv.i nl iiiin k ir, I hr 11VIhk" I Mr'Ml 'I ihrn ln'iiir al 1103 W r*i I III!. 1 ■'ll'c i iv i .i Mvii i-m* l.kW nl llir •Mm K n ili M m . Ha« Kr .lll nut li • I * i.l.imtu. ' i.ll.t !' . IVxk , ' '>t;1 K id r n ' ll, 1, 1ri r,V r,| cull navi or in vriukv i i.e k m iv -i m ll.e Uiu iiv Zi." In an >.... - bjby lbu , n.eits 1 .. | 11 i . i i. Hell heuk-tu-benk Tlie In..Pel wl.leli hu. been ne-lii.K, I..* ...............>ed into indoor Wilder -in...leu (li.tc,nai.amil) tl 11 1/ *T. i . i l . i imttit limit ^a Multi,Ml M 'fID i'Mit.,1 ih it ,t man It,1*1 tM6*11 l.v II, ,.Mlitl.-tl 1'nlice 1 llll I |(l*| ( . \\ >1ha a.- it la, with ‘Voice’ hnployee VA lo Pay GI And U.N. Cl erk Dividends By Stabbed To Death Serial Numbers (V lt 'd iia l K N - i m i n e r ! Snvh Ii Is M u rd e r A nd S iii' id u C a st I vjimii m| miliLitk tmil. ii.il mi i. I *i A ii NIW MH-'k \ • itfl*tl % *'i 1111i t■ 11t't| hill blit 111.'hr1*t* | m| llii'ii' mi' Immil +1 bv I hi* Sf .*(** ,1111,tk Iln • V\►•111 Hi rnplnvi nt die tb'iiaiimrnf. \ <«t«»• .1 \ ii it it. » .uni i 1 !nnr*r I‘hr I ninirn tr.' I ». |mt nnmt linn ■11-1V. I■11«11 Hi I u'Mil VtliiH it vvfir b a sl T h n -r* S e r ia l D ig it s N um b er D t it im in e F a y I .11»t }<t*Y 1.Ih -'-ui t.< 4•1 lilt J ..... '!>- iltri ilir tesne imlllvina. ^IirtiH 1' \ M e . • ' Sht'i«11 Ur 1,11111 ia-tl a corHi t' mr- >'ln> I. mil. lu-ticc of iln I'e.t e U I U .1 mi., i n'lvcd 1lieliM.lt ^ m. i . .e In nth nn- nlhi-'Ctl I m II lili.lt. ill l . l . l i l t pet..ling a.'I ion O f ••II lb. t i . SL|l» Uinrimy V! mi ii \ 1K or h t ll Si'I'M MW mm I Im ,'mI MlO'l Ml M I 11 ! \ i |( |1| |. •JTf. M*-1 Jim*Miii ('ii iili* ►' km *, futiRH I I ..... I || 1111 | t ll tulri Shrill | \h m i |m*t |iil t tint thi> r»H M Sli obi lull i t ImmI b<,i*n *lai| tnider i It, t *t I.> titi.pil n, .ft ''lltli.el ind"ittHlu l'.'ll pieltlK, I 'm11it,I i.lt'e r< im ll.e -It'ltd lilllll - a a liM. ie , I da ii I.. .!'• I. .... employed I m, i I,i pit r M.iee veal • uf I'l l hIt. .111.k I "II, Mil'll 1* ildl to we,ii I ... e . d> -,'t thr.l Hill Him| ...... H, II I 1*4*1I.III'' Ml JO u .pl.ei . I I il l. to all.I I .heubtll ...Uhl...... Ill a I...... .Ill'll, ill "WiHlld mu. I....I ,. ilia ' Ihir.ng World Wat II. jn.ii.g he.It. avC m'lliill a- it pnrntiM.ipe, lie* family IH. i hale- hi- - I f . itml tin. a. all -'nlH,. K.tw in KeiHv.tr f'inn; h^V ffuj'l I !V|,nll, „p„|l.. Minn, mid liefaradHd 4 ' ip wu nli eimdl'yef -nl 'V J*" I j I’kirig ami hipping ( t |\ 11f b (H*I I INK1 1'iiiplnir-i hy , lu.l" III > It* -It ihi II I Hfl'kill I ' " m W ill D ate W V d l l .V .I U Y Nn». 4 •i/ l,i llle nid i i el p i l l . . . 'Ill ill dll' -DIM HIIMH HI p. . . . I in.nian.r dill* SKr R S » [ * .!en .I It. k\.'.!il \\ .1 II v rle ia ils vvlit !a .„ . with min', nuHnn- ami pro. - 1-iiiiin fin inumliiinltiK (Irnmeratlc ill* ne ha-ed .;i h.'i .III nn the la<t *\pnf f IncM, i*. Tin iiimmI * 111ll11i I . M i l . . . I 1m i |i itli b.tl.lY HI Iw n i ii.fi.nn- m-Ulillei| muter Mar- l'OY4T«*i1 by I AMI 'A. Nt.v, 4 pi*, '■ '♦ Hl’W iln e e dll'll .'I .1 ie li'ia ll - - r iv a l' Hurt I dims cliuiirrt 'luok ko«h1. •»| .• >• ( „ ,t(lr Viilnii’- Kiinlniice iliirhiK the orrilThis |'i\i ii ,» , li;iiin* to " -i'|»m*i T' .1 litters f t* i||* t l I* «e|n tn i Him.itl Kornutr Itcpiibllcan repre-entu-1 moeimnenl» jlurl lahor -a irly cniilluliiig pnlun * rn a l iiiniilu r lull mi, |trt»|insi»il ‘ bijniii'Mlt. Tim . i| .*iin U ,k 1 i. » rivn, P.vrrett llltlmcii I* u|i|ii>wintc tindliiliu, l yin* (limit. Imla) p.illilrtl Im a hdrral |tn V Imla. a I he \ • t-.an \ihtiiiii-tiali...... .. 'i W in i-nnrhiiUiii nf the irenty- ih'RY sbijnu. nl I'llVilipt win it' \ M Me li. J 1 i »MHiln N*l I l-i'M"i arranyrd a nieelmn with Jnlm 1. ynverilllirlll anti drl>n-i .iilmneV* Mil. .nnree ni.l .lupiiii will he ln- It IIHJMH w I'MI.ll-, |l(l|li1l I'lil 1\ .b1 plainul halav Ini the iiitl inn.' , .A rvrv, former Mayor K.lwonl |,v-i». argunl llirii vmsiiiiis nl tli I * IV II - il. il In ii'.-uie her ell nl necurlly hiM‘i| fm .Mini' noil RllHMiHi ol t .1 11t tl 1 ! t 1* 1! m l tl M t 11illi«It"1 the -V item mitb*i \\ lo> It «brt IkN \\ H J , Kvlly, Hriutnr |*uul IbHigUiH1 •■••• : .I i;. a • . m the I'i.iiiiiiinik-.( nu'iitli'nl wratm i Ain in furl to hr* rv nln|i|iril 1m itlit 1 111 nil If . I..III unfitw r aiiam-l Iwn I <})) IlllnoU. tirul BUtir Chairman | ^ Ml ** l]'r ^Uli *^1* 1,1 ne^ lif hi,nli .I !«■ \ i it i .i i i * Na l‘in itlr hr enlertnif tnl-. u pii’l Hnue, .Inin Inal eil reglntl* I g. hn.ll ,.| iln ....... an, O 0 1*orm* K »IU t lio prraU . uovcimnrjH rHurtl In rml llir 4/ ly peatr ntlm it. Ii.iiiol I ill In in ton [irovlitinr hrr with mllilnry d*l>lier| .Inpmt'kils nf Iriieeli.' i -i i drntMl train nt Chkaan ahortly I day old roal itrikr. Thr time of i'en.a in ll.e S<>t id Union I. ive ' ' a in i.l iwihviiian li.mi Miiliane Mulhrrry I*..Inr I'lurl William fen<r». e. me nt* *»m Im lo'kdii m |<iiitiniv. ■Her II A. M. nml U ikril with [ ,i : *t ii nn.l.'i virtual hnn xiiiee Mai.-h It.-lk.in-k.i /<>lv..k. w.v« l.nm.l Ih tliitn of I lie itefen*e part ha' ( ’. Hinrk and Slicnll'* Deputy Mr. Tinman f.n atiiml Ml mlniiie- Hie iwcllntt wa» nm rrt.iin. Pfnbl *1' VA rtRifi C. Iimic hr.d hradfil New Vmk. iork> |>ltu| Jriungg- a r e ,- h a i:<d with l !',lt Ian rmnpletrdi .Japan w Mr' l^riTlKisli u " f e ( 'J*1 . ^ —L-pi.iuled .1,1 .1 hrd he ah' l|r.' hoil) || %f till fill a h r . kiting rd from linin Nrw - , lu*i HlllllIII'I ,, . iu I .1 to xrlrrlMir from » * In inomOiWinK Iht' rPfnrnr e.ien- K 1 r ml hi lino Ti itoi.iNH) for rxiilo whrrr h r had'lalltn Xlmrd at- rnrl- healmir and ahii-iiii; f . ni>r T.rk j,"riliiie h'i .hw which Inrliutei ii.e ,lu I i.n-nl Mian dream. " ‘ 1 1hi.lll r»iln i . 'll w ill i« niehideil m iln lir-i j Il*li- nf eplllinailllil'x cm iln M N tin. ilpn'lll. and ih-t I'l it)| the 15 -lav old drcl *lnkr. m ( W k i) llmwl.m, Mulhr.iv negm j |.'|,-r, nitra nirance Into tlnitrd Nn llm .i l! - i'll*i|* **l ’ In ♦ | Ihe (MHitrnl. The min i- j , , , WartmiKlon for cunfrlitn- e» mined wnnian. fnllnwiliv he i Im I m i .i I i. linn- - III. II.lit hmly gim nilllo me lire.l hv ( *M l In ul liti. loll Ii I, it kr1*'iHM|' II. I'll.I Ili'i'IHii.lK Inr good., l.nw It nf‘ Ja|m.i ‘ at brfn/iny l.rwii and mu I upri.i- alia, k >>n a while -e. I ion to i r man. I,n- leriilnim l Integrity ll.e ItnlilAn, -al.I hv ........... i-oi mIi i .'.I tm ii.>I i u le c .i an.I a! " ilb i» ......I IMillib'l| • m li ii lOO, in -lew *.f her eniltlitiithii.nl i. l,ir« logrlhri next wr*k Inr ...w |l(lirmB< ,|ir (lltv |.. ntineiiitini. ..| war mid the nbnlili." . hi III.Hill'll I'll) f p l l t l'.l Il'Otl •1im Mill imtiine *he Im I i pl.'l.llflll dnnieat*.' *n|i|tl.l ,< ....Itni.r.l 1,11 l'« « f I S l t . ! ’ " ’ I iirgnlialiiuii. I. ,-, h t t- l'.iliil, 1i.n l ■'. fit 1 tl.lu d 1. 1. 11* ........ liir ehivh I Iti.ollir. -pri i l l aiM tlalil In llir nf ainie.l -eri Iren. I b. V \ • l l i l t I III lllH h o t l Ml ln,i>'tit the • lie-1 in.I eigln hum H < • ni.tl, ami cnnaideie.l ne1 s .IlMM.ey grnrial. alltl llien Official miller hf •purovnl hv ■ ' lH"r r ‘,,,lr '' " l * I >.i, iiii ill kwi ilt i i»'» ' M|m'I4 ill lei thn I’uMif UoUAlUN Autniniitiu* j Jcrril In ttCMtilidlr srp.ildkly w ill !.." ph Ipllrn, nil'' id die d.'lrn-r Ilk. Iv. a |.ieil yiuntlng in .A mp i > lllt'.lllH U II T o <1p.M1 A s s m ia lio u II. the lull k )!> I 11 Dii i■ 11l II ( • fi, Kilt. I ih • i ii* S t a l e en Vn, m.d Nnvv and Arlm l.l. > iiM| i*f n IL*r» unit, twu y jiir tow nunc rsiirrsilnin in iia« -tinI HimI tl 0 Hi. HIM I M•*11 411 ' i'l It11111111 I-im' lu .iii. find "id i ........... . .ll.-iiu v ih.lh .lllnitiev. disiii-.c-l mi Iniigtitne Ifflilis Alniler it" NfVV S a n f o r d S i o n * hut IV 1lit, U IIIIH 1' III III. ‘ l" ! nl ) I l i l vM0b! Ill- 41• niurl O l* S n o e r v i s o r H T o ■ I l.-.id . ih. I 111 pn lilies slinw- iln |ii"-eni strength and pi. ii.'M jin hill m i iiil milobMi Im I .limit I.IIHl llll! IH! I ll.ll t ' llle Sanfnrrl Hnuilitit Autlmrltv. -'"t pn-ihlr -rliirnirni in either Ii.VC \ a ki II.II,-It'll s ■ 111.til.leii .ni.l ..I Mi'i'iipnlinn tnreea wmild t.aidli IV.Mlull'll teeenily -la ri.,I al 1. .1 n.l" . -Iiei.lI. .it I-<i II iM e e l H e r e N o v . lull, r.i in -I,* wiib Him nhlri >>I i.e elirinved eaei-pl for the uhnli leruli.in (ieuricf Wllltama, exMiiliif- (llrre- 1 hnlh uf tlimi -late*, for n new depiil’tniriir me iv a [m.iiii I nil tin d lllinal nn nl iiit n | j Dim lit * lbir« linn i d Allied neeitpalinn i.rnd tor and rerrrtury, atmounent to 1 lni>' —till'll will he npelle.l In I lie Im.i Ii*". ,lav I heir wa> im unmrilialr ic.u l<M •• 1| L«V) M, OlM HOltlbMl till | Ib 'lltlH .•’’ f ill* \ 1 OOl.lll'tri II..Min. i.d.l ll.e larv the tniiika i|.ii.ilei-. linn... 1 laenhsiin. iihi.nl |h I, b. .1.1 NVllii'ii V \ Mill In »|||||| , , . , ,|| I ||| K. Mill I Im .1. all. i.e.in i .al Mil.. ' K.lvvnr.l ItlK^in* Drralileil yea- | linn llnm milir nprralni*. ..it ll.e i.-Kin wnnmn eniil.l nnl The Mivnpnlinn for re nf I.... d Hi. fnr.liei I.N'illnn. nf I null, nut » knii\vb*il)'iii|' Miami Ini’* tl , iim .M ' i' hi imi.I.. nil*' a! ll.e tl'.l. I llll... American ilivri.|iiria phi', pm • n terday nl n i lire ting of the l..ue In . n 1 1 1 IIS.‘ll hv II mill file c l-'.i -i Kliret. I ng of (til y\ lilnll.it idlei fill irpaialr III .i nl ml HimihIivhv I’.itie. ilium h. ill, tvillt ll Im.l mu Suliir«U«V, N*»v I*1 i» Wii Board nf ('rmnniaalunrr. Crmiiiilsaloorr* nf ui th e . i i a- le.-llfieil ve-lei.liiy by l», the m ill air fnrel- pre»enili New fix tu re * w ill I.e In-Hulled ' , ''1 1(. \ |*|■ | . (I lull M(H I'M l.l "ki ll aniiMUiiri (I Oil rur(„„ull U| ■Iii pun ndglil lie Miiffirieni In i " ... with dial,a talk* *va» rr|rclrd by mine Hunfnril llmialng A«t Aothoritv. iiim nine. b\ Ml s and Hie -lore will ..................... "'*■ ........... .'I'!," - it nli' i' |on(i t it < I lies lie i m of Mr. William*, It. T. rowan, ilnrrv nprr.ilnir lit IIm. slate rarliri ihi- lu.'ke.l l.y Willium llmialnn, ll.e vent eneronehmem hy a f«icn:" worn en'*. ltd. I rh iid re ri’nle n d i In r Mm i - “ I" i ' • • '‘•"l J,''" H.elu ill.i . I fSlot I'ltu* 1 (1 I 111 l v I "M|l I Ill'll Will I'M ■ Lee ami Hum Martina pm ent, HiDir*lion fin BeiiHMiil** 1 iut), power. weal I'ln lh c- unit shoe . I lie tl' l'U ll it rew ..................... rCoailMMcH (m ra r* Ktahn .illi -lw**1 vielim'n hlinliaml. I'Hi .if 1 »i.h' I mm |m i h i inn litip I and .lie program wa* dhrimse.l ,i,.llle ll y llll II Ol HI- t,»i iln* T h ird , pnaailile Ineluaiop "I Ih , — —.....---------- llonpif u-sirteil a *teel limlriiI.nil.line in Wllii'ii Hie In'. , Mi ■ . Z"l)id. wn • it 1it■ t>t.d* ■» mi* l i Him l.i < 1 »i nil 'li«H o it '.ncialinil. Alt Inipmlunt survey draignHull ( ‘nm nm nw enllli p a ilii'ip u l." " Ineale.l WII* piirchnxed hv Ml NewVml.'x ll.U tl.i fnllten ( b it * ( ’lu l)H G o T o infill -m ild Imvo lorn anil lac• "i I hi i m i a \ out Im i h i ii mu ' ed to allow the herd and type in defense nf Ja p a n . T h ie In-i < .laenh.M,i thru* venra lien I imhi jm.l illtii.leil rlenrile M 1 II,.' uie.ililig -.11 ..'UV.tM n. ll.e ■ ill..I \ i i * laied the akin and that Hie file nr low rrnt nnItn for lira project i-or ia Me red the len-t likely hrenn it. T. I ’liwnn. I inveiiilty In WiinhiimiMii, 1' 1 m.a Imim to, .nth ..I tin- leu Um fnii Im, ii, ill nn \ ll - ill, 1 U C l l l v l l l l l I N O V . 1*1 wa,, a deadly -veapun whleli wmild - I) Im made hrrt within the ........... Old ,1 Imped I" 111111.1(1' t|((, p i,. ip ., 1. 1.11 I' I', klu, .Mr. and .Mr*. Jiir.ihanii have -ih wu* Hiilnriillxe.l ai Ai. I have It fi the vii'tini "evi-rlv In- nf heavy llrltlih ..... iniltnnn' • next'tw o weeka, aald Mr. Wil­ ehewhere. lu>en hi husine»'i in Hm.fiir.l fm ji.eimi hi 11#17. .......... ..................... ' .......... . of ll.H .......... ah ........ Mnyrment of civic cliilm from .•**••»-"*•• *•■»•» ____ rlut liam". flrorge W. Simon*, plan­ M u e A rtlm r Im* made Hie itlinmi •hi- pus nu*lI till venr i and m.ei'ile i lJ ____ . ' j'li'MiliiiK, All nffiriT *111*1 Ikiiii h* Itl ii H. A ihvia* hunt , , ..... .......... ..........la .. ...................... .. thu TmirUt Conknr «», nr tu the tlie Vnelil in i ning ronanliant. rxpectnl lien*-h. pt.H-.lhle argum ent tn lop le v I >hi. M.ilh'l Ih-parlimnl S lm e nl * tiiuti l 1ni' Mi Mty, I1* i(mnt* Mi h i» r I I 111* I 111 m I T V It 4* Hi 111i 11i'i* r llilil lilllll bill Si" bi-tii iit.th kl hv the end nf negl week to ill"* Club Hulhllng nn He Honiinnlr1llunle-1 I I lO lll U K W » l i r y C l U I l elreleu I hut till* |ience tie a lv hViiirltr S iren ami Saiifnrd Vv, I*. JtMi ful, i ( ’ N ifilliltl ill I*111( Util brhtn I liiiu In U n r n u iilit cnaa plan* for thr aiirvoy with yard will, fat InlllalPil by the K » t-i I tir J n l m K v iliis I b i d it'anltaae* oa P i | * »'•■»» him-. Olht'i'H Im lit (rinlttiut* ssill b«‘ boi'MiiiiiiK' u u s i ,ii i ImiI im ary Ctnh nn Nnv. if , City Mun-1 IIH H I I I n U r U N O lU the local group. K mliuitl \V. Ki vm, uH"rn» s \‘i u Vmk, ---------- * It in hoped that following thr Mger Clifford MeKlIthlp uiinntltieH U ,K A N PEA C H I t11\ it'l' 4 l»»f 'I "llllKvtlll'l, , |l ( | )<|1)|| bl 1)1 4* | t"bill , II MSSill tl U, Mil' Wl'fl* ill CMS i| i i| l.v allueutlop morning. 1 Tlmmii* W. ttiydnri, ■y ti ........ . . . . . .for Hanfofil ■m^ lid" , ... . . . Ilf,. a real I.A K K St^CCKHB, Nov. 4- i lb I III*. Muiv ll' Iilflil j Ituilcy; II I ,i , i'i't «‘1a I V 'if I'K.NTtM'CSi: >-1 II iln* boh 1*4 iicll i*:i|itum I MWi ltd, Mr. .. WillUniR ____ Ollier «Tn!»* will meel nl ihn .but nf Snrn*‘utn for llitf pftil 22 Tlir fill-nnlInn IT N. polifi«u*l may hr ImTPRvjd, • ml I u iim , svbai svrnl 111 (lit1 I .Mi M""> V\11.i .tie •I 111 kill IlMMIlb 111 oil llll' Slule*, Rep rliu ib SUtil i'WI locution Murine thi* iir hihI formerly *ommillMe loilnv ucemie<i Ai "tilted. I'rvxrnt plana Inrluda the new , ,y ------, , ............ . ---- week ■ ■ ■ Jvihi .........*. .................................. I -a riMiilenl of ... ■MMUII.I ..................... IHT H'>' M IA M I. N u», '(' •/! 1 ' t h 1,t o li ■111It I»Vkll>, Ut'lf 111III Wi ll l.l I I f 1111Ml«• 111hi H u l l VI. U. i.itlJ lu.lldlng nf nnlta during the follmv"! I.lnii", Nov, IT*; KlwunU, <1. .tied tier, tin hi the Haro hatiln and Itulgarln nf endnog.'i allow. II‘*,"V V '1............ P'4>11 -imIm h* f*n+l mil ssby ib** hi* - -j . k .lit I lo 'Mil Ul *t IB o'l'loik i. | l.l 11k11lAI u H mIIM’S f"' I b»" h N111• period . rail,ig Nnv. NO, tOSOmainii Nvtv 111 ami JuyMea, Nnv. 17. ............... While here Mr. Hr) ii.K llnlknn ni*aci* hv ol.llnK »li»* llvmic in « J h i-hou.* SYlis off (I n IhimIi l.iitk'Mii liiiu tn l I limit* it,linn. houee nparlm.'i.t alup Iht- Nu i H, I l,. r, wax .... ,ig„ nf ii I mi)/j* I. ui i i . mop* unit" hv Nov. NO, 1001, The ,ln o . }*"■•*( (luitrd Khtllllu line ,|, u vvm» n produce merchant on.I r..e.-t Kiirrrlila*. uilh lb. Itr\ 1' I ’ Wlllh* «»! Dim Important umlle, 11... i will At thi« Kfiftu* Mmf, U ri»Jrrti*ii • nnrr linh'l »*n Norniinnly * n* M| ,|lt. Miu,„ ,i ibti n.. i, b In the |IV1.,| Ml, Sunil, Uamnrun Avenue. survey will determine how many rchiinrd off Id* apace l ot i M hv <h»iiiiiiimii> t 'linivli tip fnr .1, ... miii - .11 dval (l,4,llu. ullirh bn.I ......I .............. . in,It* are needed by white and Lull,illig which ha* recnitly lamn ,n, itrydel, had been aniioeiateij KiiNsifin ili»nmntl for ll. N. uotion h%* hnrn flloa HKiiln-1 imHi... I |i. 11r,<vxnt> i- l tl.-U how many hv , dared reihlrnta. repninled, rahlea, henehea and f,„ V1,„r„ will, Ihe Hum,I Comtn iri't Amprlrnn mt\ Hrlthli nwnrr ” wn»M ^ Ih ism i m iIn* twin b*.i , ............ M"t ,l" . |w’lltt Hm inure Him, .16 mujui They will he loeatea Within or J . Hm ....... ■' ' 1• ' *‘>'* ("*h t Inuch I'lintige, wlilch - . 1.' made it, the *^'4, "'"J, •M,rr*1 puny. Surnitida celery grower*, Iiary ................... nt of flreere. Tin H ark. commlHee voted !18 to ft. witl. *' Tim mill, filed in eiienll ..........hm. Hu.ml win. in t.iil.e '•le.'tinil ll,tvr. .Illnag lla- IH I1 legIr. a five mil* rndiiix Of tin* flty , "al-ailnv ' Inael' u " «, '!! 'I'"1 I"'1'"' 1,1 l,ial w** with I'almer nl.stentlonx, In favor of a fn„. .extorduy, Tnlgt duration of tile program mil,live ses-lim and li.e .pei'id 'illegt'd Hml ' '»'»• „ H.u v ' .......tilery. S i r . in the o th o T M,le nf ihe memtM v " n ?*’ ,u WBr board h* Wtt" " I.ower reeolulliin which him in ! "dd the g ill "he cnuM tiuve .lie i si? M M S Ill'* i ■ ................ . It") .' ,|un. hi eW yearn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .’r nf Hm "ration and dr,utile doorn In the main room, Ireeee'a Iw n ('oinnmnixl I, ,i I |,enlho„«e fnr one year heel" SIIH I.VU I'O H T, la ., N.-w I it,- ii : . . i Ttlli . Hnl,..! I’m, J’.............. .................................... rhairiuun of it* gaw panel. A grud' “ * hnl on "'■ ! nl'. An Sir l’"ree t -t" " |-1 v i *. i1 1 . ■ > ,. -, on. tin nan..I Hall (la„ healing fucllitlen will x>mn n i i i ini'-1 tu k i nei|ilil>or ntali*x for moiiwrlnx "[••If ^0,«, *,,'i llnxriir" crnnliliiuilnl »n . ""I i ,i u K link. , lie In-talle.l, said Mr. McKIbhin. imtc uf H,e Univer*lty of Toronlu, Eiefirifi 1 Id* onli'ifil Ilt'l ttu move mil I.A K K I.A N Ii, Nov i i.l7 — Kitchen fnelllllen nre availnhle he wiih Inter u memher of the i.'iifn-l.l riliuui -is mile, r, mi, V......r e it,.' " . i i v i u . i - ,'M' e .il i , , 1, 1.1 w e .ltll. i nn.l '..it li'H 'll lit., k -ilulr Kirill I.,.Iii \ , kllliav i tv, i, I , . . a l llv iu i'., a tn.it hei - la , lig l.t | root in n a i lla in p .iH ln llfoe preparing dinner', and for America!, InHtltute of Kloctrlcnl ivrifthlng ilidhea. TherV la a new Kiiglnecr* and n member of the , rollon nicker amt ;i .-ii-ama Hi l l . I, van- a ,n v e il it - .e r illi l- i K liu iitn tonight nr e a rly toktlve of go* hot water heater, a an* Miiaonle l.mlgn of Hanford. Fr« l V. Bell, \ lie,(In ulrl It. l.l tvml.e, -a ff Idmiii ......... it. Mints., Flunk Kvune, |nanrniv w i,. frireciul Indnv hy Ip litne, etovp of unalern dealgn, a "Ink thr Refrigerated Hr I* Miirvivcl hy III* widow and • i" i, '.lie injured. It hi.,1 xxif*;: Ml and Mr,. .Infill, Ha* Federal Slntr Fnie .l W.irniilg announced thla i hat the with three Tin- dead picker mat ll.,' iiilat compartment! mid 'me daughler, Ml*« Mary Bryiimi, S i , - a i i , Hie lalle, the grand-1Service. re»ume ner- plnnty nf cunhonrd apace l> avail Iloth uf Hnraaota. Ling will on Nay e.l worker iveie tail iiliiil.fi.'.I iIiimkIiii 'i nt Friiid. F u ,n -: Mrx. j l la- forecnxi: nvtlle und nltle far ilUnea and utenall". v're between J _____ ir.i.,,, diulelv. The .lentl erevvnim.' Hax- • ll UlinttlnliK', a nel.e; W II-1 “ C'lt'nr ttklea and lightlv poolNr vr York which U d been HitNO IIV R R IC A N K Piling under the building has _ . . ...--------lllime te holng withheld prmlinc linin II K viiiik, brother fmn, Tuin- ''r with Iu u p - i ti-inp.'ialnica In By fiOltlMlN 'fp O W N •, ....tifi.-r,tl.,,t nf nexl-nf kin. MIAMI, Nov. 4*-4NP|—A email been atrengthennl and 17 new pa ai.il hi', Itva nitr., William II. Iln* ml,tent |„iv grniual lucallani troplcul "turn, urn. In the Caribbean AP Hpedal WaxhlggtM Service pllea' added. an,I Selden K. Fviirm; William .'aiuii.lay mnri,in,t ranging fcntil Sea gave Up the , ghoat today. WASHINGTON. Nov. 4-1 /p) -At the thfce-riuarter mark, A iU , I'.’ll.'ii. a nephew, anil Mr><, I'.-l* ‘16 lu 10 degrees and -rnllertKi W IN K C O F F FI 111C “ Till* lam gruep of tho hurrl■ ^UNION B A T ^ - lT I,gill In a l In ninth parti,ms of lell. ■•i, Louliiane. Miuiuippi.and Hmida remain atnung the lew *t.,te* n, A TI.A N T A , Nnv. I i/l*i Nine.•on« »en*on" ii* forecaitera de­ MIAMI IIKACH, Noy. 4—(/P»— I). ll.'i.iy Maivluity nn.l Minx t iaiiiMHVllle and upper east const scribed It apparently ntftved over which caih receipts of farmer* tin* yfR are ahead of PMB. teen ut the If.R damage -nits filed police aajd two rival urilon men I'll, ire I. Witrtl canveyi'A the d iilrirt. Continued rather cool For the country as a whole .< *> percent decline in receiptx Irnm In cnniieclior, will, the Winefn. fought a> ahnrt hatlle with mack- Homluraa and dlwlpated, yinpalhy nf the idllllini of Itnllilt- cinlral amt ami lien, dl-trlets. jack' and knife in the heart of "Sniiirdnyt fair ami slightly marketings of craps and liv«n«k U predicted hy the ............... De-. c*»lt.',-.- - 1,i,'It .lulu, Fv unx lilul B ETg ON WWBTON the hotel aeetlon ^irly today, - aimer. a,,f„ileil pirtmvni for 1MB. . Fnlinn .Superior Judge Vlilvn 1.0NUON, Nov. 4~(>P)—One “Oiitlnnkt iilluhtly warmer Sun­ Policemen J m i * l„ Webb . Artlial flgure-t far Ihe first nine | nf Mmire. day illuming, N» fruxt danger John Walih identified Ihe men a- „c Uindon'" lilggeat bookie* made months of 104ft show Income "•] S tr illK N T H I'P rarrenponiling comparative Wlnalon Churcnll] I I lo i Thn enHes, nil fululllle>, were iltrnugh \tuudnv liairnliig. Iho United Mine Worker"' dUtri. t l AI I.A llA H S F F , Nnv. I t,Vi~ >*| figures for MlasUsippI, I.nulidunn I.* heard will, u jury. SO, and Alvaro Oenaalei, Jr., ImU- favorite today ro he the noxt •Hr.oa6.fMI2.000 for thr* nallan .U|f"*, l i add Florida are: lliglivvtiy traffic ll, Flnridit wnPrime MinUler of Britain. farm*!:*', eumparerl wl h Jtalgr* Moore entered Judgmentncen agent for the A P L hotel and • e almilar Ill* necond choice fnr Ihe lOBfl 776,000 In the "Imilar lft4* KM* period. period, j Lauia|gna Louisiana 1102,020,000 up to of iaWtAlWI flir tile hViri. a’f lti „r ", :t rierecni greater during Sep Ruxtaurant Worker*' Union. election I* Prime Mlnlater Clehut M "tale* An of Oct., I, all hill 1* * ,| tlUft; |Mfl; 1104,00ft.000 fnr ll't*. Hie llll who In,h| Hit’ll live- la '''"'her nf thi- yea, than daring lA C K B O N V tl.I.K . Nov. neat Attlee at B to U. op from receipt* recolpU ‘the MUaUslnpl showed a drop h* Mississippi 1202,200.000 a n d Hie ImliHaust. H,,. rume inanlh of llll*. first nine months 104*, a I'"-— - ■ —-----------— The increase, up 66.8 percent! Ti'iupuriHure latile: onlhs of IMN, l>"- 1249.2AO.OOO. *24MI10.06o, men aver lu ll, wax registered „t 26 I ^ J------f^UN pari mem report wrt showed today. florlda IH 1200/160,0(1(1 and 52*7,nUHINRHH HCim tll, 12 Stale Hand Department prrmu A t Ir*lit n Contrary to this trend, how- oopnoo. n ia iH T T m Kmerson C, Kluntx. a hiwlness ntgnt at the Ainer Th() y|nr|,|t supreme Court today ever, Arkansas, Host nn 6ft n r , l(0 ul*lann and Mld.wesUi n Id-westerners, who generally education specialist, wlm recent­ laid re.nr.llng stations, 12 Uhlcagu *ald the city of Ltkaland ha* au­ Mississippi, along with Delaware, get hunk of the tin- ly rnme to Hanford from Mehring, gel the lb# biggest Mgi Dm m il thority to laxuf •780,000 worth or Florida, North Carolina, Alahamn, Hen's farm Income, have found i nnounred today that Im will 16 DKUHF.EH 11Kit K 88 utility revenue certificate*. New Mexico, Arlxona, Washing­ doltara K. -I. Mnughtor,, Jr., weather­ Fresno ____ „ ...... harder to muke this year, rumluct clMaea in business suh62 The court, in a unaaimoua de- ton and Oregon, ahow an Increase. th* Agrfeulture Department said, iccts In 'the Bun Room of the man, reported '' that the early Oklahoma City 60 cUlon, *ald the Up to Oet, 1 ol this year ArFarm Income far January Montexnma Hotel boginning Nov. morning iimperatun* today wo* Seattle T o W it h B e a t in g N e g ro W o m a n W it h I lo s e ‘iS ___ R e g u la t io n s tio n s (Mil I j A m e r ic a Knit* S m\ il l Keith Shoots ; Father To Save Wife And Child In L a t in N e w Nov. 4 —|,V> —Occupant M nmi pniiK- .a tin p inpoard 110(11V -Hill till- -O nire, infinite: ' ■'**■** y o g K ille r K e i t h S t o p p e d In M m ! R ;ig e A s H e O nes Af t e r F a m ily •inn aouiret in Japan »ay» Gtncral llir gmeinmrni l.inpcd ngul mil Douglas Mar A il hur experts a (tract I mis op ihipilirill nl -ll.itrgn gikids treaty with Japan tn hr signed it lo prartirally the ivhnle wnrld ind.iv lo pirvrnl Ir shipimnl. in ihc Sn i I'nkyn rally nral year. 1 1n* m iuiii, wnn ran not lie n rl hloc. Gnmimmisi ( Inna ami I aim namrd. said llir Allied ocmpalioh chief w«» lnyl.lv gratified al tht Atnrlica pailu iil.iili -ic,e . Ii-riril progress made »uur Hritidi Fnirtga fiv llir lirw mlrOlfiii.il- h ill .i irpmli-i iln- -lep V t n l . i i i Met in and U. S. Sect** ,i) nt 'la ir \i lir-nn irpoltrdtF Hat lakru lu.i.r will. 11,.' alia nt -li I)mu'til ililli (•it hrd ayiernirnl nil all inajul a-rmng Inline ; ninl •limin’ riiiiii.mil ihnutsuini .nllle- lli.in Im*. ui , ,,| .I,,, vn al ‘ inirnl l. illi. n. ii- -lilptiirnl. In m Wa'IungtuM an .Inininal. .1 n ea■ ( niiiiimm-t lia n a and Russia It,i - ■ lllllin h . die l.ipiniei-r D ip itl n,,,v f,e pietrnl .,| (hr lllilr lllf Vlrl '..... mi... I I ll'.. II VII... I . m Inriil I..I- ,ipplied lln-se li.'l.l inn f" " " " 11 Allir* lay ilnVvll thru Irmi lot d rfrated t,,,L "lilv I., l.ii.ipi' n.,1 a.||,n rnl ultu-.n lap.in'. ie m liv min wmld affair* ■nr.i-, inn.ill aleim d.r —■ hul unit if llirv aglrc In Hiiltvh inn n| dir MrdlleiMue.ni The new nelinn e-tem l. the inn. American plan- aliradv well devr- Anv altrmpl hv thr SnvirU and ilie l hmr-r K n l. in m-iii on vrto piiwri aI Ihr prarr ronfrirnrr nifl lie iepilrtl Hally, ihn nil,, i ll -aid. I b is — C o m m u n is t C h in a A n t! i Inpeif. lhi> Home -aid K eeps An K ye O n R are B aby "IS Y ftfei'T-r ' X s r ' t ... * .... *...a.... k Refrigerated Service « T« New YoHl Begin" Florida l< One Of 11 States With Increase In Farm Income TH E W E A T H E R . •-.a he IxMiied wlthoi ra t- I . derived from a have i*s2S8nsa "* . w il t i « K •IBP -moatb* • HBm I1 H 9 P - -as.'j. ; x*. . iV • .aaifct'. L'i/ - . ■. [ . ' V'S il& lf c M % JM Washington Key Weet Miami Orlando ' .’ (Mptember this year was I I. Mr, Klonts states that It Ih 46 degrees, or exactly the same •very mid-western stale his purpose to develop these ns ycsterdsy 'IROmlng' When San­ classes Into a amnail, t permanent ford revldaitlt Oloee shivering after leavtnf warm' bids. . recelveil . : ■j v . ^ !: 'iiiVift _______________ t b A« " 76 «• � 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, November 02, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 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/480f5b5a9c2019659a39a38f8d853e4c.pdf ab327b3488ece4af956099f3aa202ac9 PDF Text Text i r< rr . .earn*-------- — I , ' * f r v * '■ i ’ n /*. ft* — w.V Iv­ Kf Market Director s c o n 's SCRAP BC ‘Blames Strikes !For Shaky Selling • JA C K S O N V IL L E , Oct. 31(Sprcinl)-— “ While (he strike* may not have yel reached the national ejnergenty Hate, they are interfer­ ing with the liability of our marktti on practically all commodiliei. report! coming into this office indi­ cate!." laid William L . Wilson. Dir­ ector of Slate Market! in hit week­ ly maikrt rrview. *• 'Manager J. W. Lamb of the Dade City Market italei he fecli 0ie egg market it particularly af­ fected and Manager Sandy Ander, ton of the Sanford Market, through 4hich iiiqvci fteili fruit! and vegetahlei. la yi hit market ii feeling the effect. With luch condition! (liltin g , perhapi it ii fortunate that (he crop ci this Iraion ii a little later than naira I on moil of the m arkrli. < "Condition# on tha market* gen­ teelly show good growing rnmlltlOflA HIM |»l«I■JM'4*tM o f good hti * seats, wit Ii the exception of the Florid* ''City Market. Thu pte­ rion* optimistic report of that liHiiket limy tinvc awakened the enmity of it* evil genii a* aeven to elgtn lin-liea of rain fell the •arly pNit of laat week with coi'tlmied dully raiiia alnce. All id tile (ilmii' land was diowned out and moat of the scM'bvd* suffertd damage. H»mo"pMV UHd toin*to*e may teach the market early hut thin M'l-lmck will run the nee ton tlx I., eight wt+tts late, flow ever. It la nut tun l l t f ' t d ‘replant and given N Ineak fem o ra may be­ gin market lug produce by the mid­ dle or laat uf January. "Pecan uiirtlona are to begin on two of the markets on Nov­ ember tat. Theae aalaa will laun the Htarko State Farm er'» Market, mid llmdfay State Farmbra' Mmket llmiifay. "Tha Palmetto Market advises good eoiidltloiia there with the anticipation nf a big yield, numt ly toinatui'i, llnmgh the Vidume will not begin tu move until the -middle nr hint of Noveinhor. "The Fort Mytra Mnikct tvpurta crop* In tllie ronditinn and with conilnnlng good weather u small t|uanliiv of pepper and ritruml»ciI tumid begin moving not Inlet than November Kllli. . ''The Poiniiiino Market expects brcduci: to begin moving freely from that mid Unit men by lha middle n! November with good growing and frenlhei* enndllloni continuing. ”t"Thi- Hnnfoid State Farmer..' Markat reported volume uf Iwann, ;t r*l ............ „ . eggplant», cucumber* and citrus flrjcjplaiht UCreaaln earh wook with quanti­ Increasing tyV rungl ranging from good to fancy. m " •d. of beana avorag to 92-0(1 during the past week with cucumber* averaging from 93.60 lu |.1.7ft| eggplant Sr I.■ brought 92.(81 to 1X116, .voluinv uf both uf tlu u- Item* small. tUJHH) hoses of cltrna brought 94.16 tu ■4.26 for oranges and l.’I.IM) to •4 .(HI for giapefiull depending on_*ljc and vuilely. A largo vo­ lume of fnury belt giuih'd hvaiin. a fair volume of ciicuinlmr* ami eggplant with a good supply of oiangea and giu|>efiult are »x pteted till* week. ,v‘ V 1 » AcluHon WurnH v (C n II i w ! eraw raae O w l. the fart that It appealed a» the ourth point of foreign policy In 'resident Trumnn'i menage tr. Conyics* taut January. The Ad ministration wants t'nngres* In p a n the necessary legislation fm It next leaalon. • Achemiii said that any idea : ni»at steel mill* will aprlng up In tha wilderness or that Idllluna nf dollar* will ho handed out la , sheer nonaenae" hut that untlei tbs program "roinparatlvety email Mina applied through aound pro&i taeta ran |u ntluco great- returna.*’ [ ■ TH i dcacrllu'd 'trWte, I 'ltt 'fact, ■ American i,.clinician* are already H helping tunny natlimi, particularu - ly In l-ntin AmMrtt i tu ' tnrtt#r tnolr prndncllnn Irf atrictfRur* hint industry, disease. ___ _ to compier . ^ to Id road* and school! and to inly modri o techniques In gov..nmeat. - - " In th* great deliat* now going m in the world," Arheatm said, i Cofnmuulata talk nf organlagreat ma**#a of people In five t plan* tu carry out elaborate omlc program*. They say thl» way for pcoid* to gat mure necessities of Ilf*. y promlae hungry, dlatresa com­ taouq food and material rom a, Tt only they will accept t r y to th* state In rtlurn ‘ ‘ people who hart alwaya 5er*iU e, who ha*o never known ;lon of a bill of rights, mapu^loua promlaee*p#nd"real, Th#'alternative that la offered f a pi# through tkt Fraala" Achvaon aontlnuaq. a wav to Improva their ma lal welfare and * “ IWlFaa frea man ignlty and, , , » | K f t } f 'f t l.n l Ol tvidual capaetttlea. etuld*. They ... . #d a way of J lfa that from only to wlaaa to be ,“A as 2 i ______ 1 -H F l m H •/ " 5vB iu s/M jai J ' 2 I 'V .'if THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA — iy ' I ’■ » r. j . — -\ Lf — — If • f i >A O B EIGHT 'V . "■............. ■ V ;/ e ------, ■ M O N D A Y O C T . 81, 1019 s c o n Ford DiscloEes A Rise In Assets Of $123,507,000 ■ M U M 'S I U I U T I 0 B • y Alley I D ET R O IT , Oct. SI— (A>)—The Ford Motor Co. .had total assets «f 11,149,240,000 nt the end of I04H, The figure, ihacliiaed today, with the filing of the company’s annual report with the Massachu­ setts state tax commissioner In lloxton. compares with assets of 11,026,733,000 at th# end of 1947. The statement Hated cash, ae>mints and notes receivable, se­ em Hies and patent rights at 9427,h.»7,i:0O compared with 9402,106,ooO at the end of 1047: real estate, mai-hlnery, equipment, tools, furni itures and fixture# at 9430.670,»(HI compared with 93M,183,000; inventories at 9233,080,000 com­ pared with 9231,634,000. Prepaid expense* and dafarred charges were listed at 97,093,000 compared with 96,911,000. Under current liabilities Ford reported 9209,102,000 at the end of last year compared with 9260,202.000; reserves 923,064,000 compared with 920,247,000; capital -tuck at 917,208,000 unchanged from the previous year, and surpin* at 9909,769,000 compared1 with 9732.019,000 at the end of 1917. Po m ’ p i£ \ / d r t L A K M I e T i M * *j P w »t > A H A lM T - D D T O N in k County’s Farmers Can Rent Machine To Burn Weeds SaleM Tax tCeallaeeg Press Page will make their report* by thr« 20th of the month after collection:' Th* tax law has b#«n challenged In court. An Injunction against collection of it Is asked In We*t Palm Baach. State officials expect the Injunction tn be denied today. They are going ahead with plana - tax starting fTues­ i to collect thu day. I’alm Beach Circuit Judge Jos. eph S. White will hear the case at 3:30 P. M. (K S T) on motion filed by L. S. (iauldin, twteran attorn*-* ami owner of the Alhambra Apart­ ment-Hotel, who charge* th* sales tax on transient rentals, vlolatas Florida’s constitutional ban on In­ come tax. The sales tax law, passed by the special session of the Legisla­ ture te! last........................ month, Is due to go Into effect tomorrow. (iauldin sold he has received of­ fer* of assistance from property owners’ associations In St. Peters, burg and Miami. He contends h t j only incoma Is from tho hotel and that the 3 per cent levy Is a tax on his Incoma. He asked that the tax be de­ clared unconstitutional and void and that Comptroller Clarence M. (lay be enjoined from enforcing the law against him or trying to impose any of the act’s penalties on him. A district owned ditch bank >veed burner is available for rental H A L L E R W E E N iV o O C A IN ’ to farmers in Seminole County, W I R E IS I.es Jacobsen, planning technician, 1 M Y IS IB L E u**istlng In the Seminole Soil H i l l w h ’i r t i5 A Conservation District, announced H A l N T s r a j n i t / M ^ KED H I today. Th* ditch bank weed burner, h* stated, does an excellent Job con­ trolling vegetation along ditch /• '* * f/f^ A bank* and in the ditch bottom* S IL K IL • /V ii 4 ' /• 4 ' I when the ditthee are dry. Th* W HITE A f A L L burners generate an intense heat i f is t h e o n l v . which scurchas the weeds, and fO W L IN T H E WORLD leuves an oil deposit on tha vega tntion. Scorching of th* plants, WITH B LA C K SK IN coupled with the remaining oil depuslt* la sufficient to kill most type* of vegetation encountered. Fomier* and grower* who wish to the type Job performed by the burner may contact R. F. Cooper, F. T. Meriwether or Kd Cameron y f f / , . , ■ .. on whose properties dltrhas were ra n ker. burned laat weak. V 0 - jf - N y /fH A H < rfE Kd Davis, local land clearing and l w w t * [ 1\*. improved nastura contractor, is W O M EH •saw*. at*4 II. • fm ■iparatlng the weadhurner for tha o F 'T & E ilistrlrt. Kd points out that the cost of burning the ditches scales < U A R iC S upward* or downwards from W EAR. j.ri().0fl per mile. The siie uf th* V E IL S , tx m «r * i i ; , j j u , . ditch, amount and types of vegeb lution und ranknt-** of growth EV LK determine* the amount charged. y \M a < i s <h l W tflM W A8HINQTON , Oct. 31-</P> - In uny event the weedhurner cleans B l c c i s r f VO LCA N O <M e V The White House *uld I imIuv It 1* ditches much cheaper and more ra­ IH 1 H L W O R L D „ I I . s i Ii m S r r n r > s , oa*I K xstlesea rtmm Page Oae) unlikely that President Truman pidly than hy the use uf hand la­ EAT. Pmitlg Wood!. "1 ve had ‘ !te im- will attend tha wedding of Vice bor. Fanner* who with to have participate In lha Bamlnol* Coun­ i /b y m pulir for weeks." President Rurkely und Mrs. Caile- their ditches cleaned may con­ ty Armistice Day calibration an4 flict I.es Jacobsen or Kd Davla in paiad* un Nov. 11. Officers lit Toledo, notified by ton H. Hailey at Hi. I.ouis. o ts tftr * M A U N A L O A ih Th# parade will form at 10:00 Hanford so that they may lie In­ While press Heeretury Charles authorities here, rushed to the big, H A W A II. N O .A FK !C A ‘ i ------------ i ambling Harding home. They (I. Ro.» would lint go beyond thut cluded in .xchedtilet of operation. A. M. and will mova at 10:30 A few cooperators In Seminole o’clock from in front of the found Mrs. Mildred Harding. 4d, statement, Mr, Truman lias an­ Uf« IHA A*"* iNMft lynAfrit. few k •lead in the bedroom. Nearby was other importnut engagement on district are planning to try sweet Tourist Canter, Fast First Street end Sanford Avsnu*. blue lupin* for fall and spring her mot In r, Mra. Maud* Thompson, the day Nov. 18. iy of or the .. . . wedding -------------------------------............ ...... A prominent speaker has been rritlrally Injured. He Is to lie u guest that night gracing for th* cattle. Kd CamrrMrs. Thompson died at 6 A. M.. at a stale dinner to be given by mi, Ceresoll Brothers, Ceurg* Her- ■sleeted to deliver a public adA dress at tha Band Hhall at 11 w In a Toledo hospital. the Hlinh of Iran, who will lie den, Dr. C. W. Baker and F. T. A. M. Following th* addrasa a <r*sHa*M r » M rase itaet i When Hauling arrived ut Crouse visiting Washington then. Meriwether are making prepara firh dinner, at nominal charge, fie, insii Y pillule Woods, ail elite Detroit The former Cabinet member's R ush suid that Mr. Hurklev t"le- thins for planting this legume. will ti* served at tha American sohiiib, he aroused Mis. Koliert phoned the President On lund not previously ferti­ secretary »aid number* of the Hulurday I lioodhand, his dauglitor by till evening to tell him of the wedding lised, they plan to harrow In Legion Hut. house-hold found Hti'ttliilu* UluimAll person* Interested In en­ ; lii it marriage. •clous In bed tills limtulng. lie dhd plant which were announced yes­ mo to 4(8) pounds of superphos­ tering float* in th# parad* ar* “ He seemed breathless slid de-mu, nflei a physician ailtw d at phate and 100 of muriate of poadvised to contact Jamas Q. Gal­ piessed,” she told police. "He terday. the house. . . i tash per arte on it clean well pre­ loway, Post commander, Phone 1•tutted to tell me soiiii thing and Stl-'ttiiilun hud'Hiitfrird from * pared seedbed. 60 to 111) pounds uf 9176. ^lln illv him ted out ’You might a* JVIort* T o u r i n t H In-art i-oudltfoil since last aprlng. double ur triple Inoculated seed n o ih* Invitation committee of well know. I’ve just killed Mildted Id* •cchtlaiy *ald, hud had been ) will he sown broadcast and har- the Post are Douglas Htanstrom ' ami her mother. I hit them witli a .-oiivsU’fcIhg hVre. |(’aaliaee* prnm Paae liasl towed in, or drilled In 8 Inch rows T. Louclif^ hummel Pill lu el ty miim they’re been built In Un-ater Miami since The lesser seeding rate will be chairman, • Capt. E. Ill* wife and her mothn Mr*. und John Pierson. I dead.” ’ W. .1. Wallace, weie with him last season and many moie uie used when planting In drills. 1 By the time police officeis call­ being rushed tu completion. when he died. Liming of the soil Is not neces­ ed liv Mra Cmidhuhd came to ttic IN D IA N S W ED .' . . Twenty new apartment build­ sary where th# soil reaction Is Sic!tinlu» started Ills industrial house, however. Ilaidlng had MIAMI, Oct. 31—(A*)— For th# a r m with (Imieral Mntnis, he ing* have gone up around Daytona In the range qf slightly acid to Kiown caldi, « »t •; .-liming ii vlci'-iireihUnt In 1931 Rearh and nreanfroul eottnge col­ neutral.' Mr. Jacobsen points out first time In Dad* county history, "Thunk you tm coining, gentle- ony association officials estimate that lupines are . susceptible to " Hamlnnlr Indian couple has filed Hs went to II. H. Hteel three yeni* men." he said. " I’m very smry laltr and suoceeded Myron C. a 10 percent imreas# in accommo­ loot knot and in order to make pro- application to wed. »*■* at gelling you out h» early. Hut dation*. Cottage owners there are per growth they must have ade- „ Mlaa Laura Mae Jumper, IB/ttf I'nvlor a* hoard chalrmnii In 1918. this Is Important. I killed two peo­ lie did not hold the po*t hmg. more enthusiastic, however, than i|ukte moisture during the growing J'',rt , Lim JiM fm , and Mag - 3111 ple In Toledo— my wife and her hotel ownera at tho moment. President Hnnsuvelt made him ................................ season. Heeding should he mad# Oeoeola, 20, Miami parking tot'at­ muOwnP" 1 • t t*** i • chairman of th* war resource* tendant, Indicated they will be Tourist utlrnctluns, often a bell­ l>efur* Nuv. 16 In this area. Under questioning by O'Dell, hoard the following year anil kept married tomorrow In Pin«wo4d| wether, plan for greater crowds. Harding' said h« hgd married his Ulm lu similar high (Mists 1n the Baptist Cl}ye|rt.» , • ^ Bllvar Hprlngs near , Oc*l»— wife 14 year* rage, p m a* the fhre of charges by some new time when she wa* gaining promt where mntui courts are gulng bp dealers - that Blettlnlu* wa* too spending arnco a* a pianist ami vlo'lu In every direction —Is TO L A T E TO C LAH H IFY *hik Imslnc-H* nilndnd." 9260,Wl • to remiMlel Its layout. A , «0*aiiaa#e *••■ # • • ! uaal teacher'. Hhs wau'his thlid wife. cachet'. I Hlidtlidns was 43 when half million visitors went to link nt'teid. • !* W A N TED : Fountain * Lunehsak' Harding said he had heroine veil named him under secretary of The Csech ambassador, Vladimir frciisled over his wlln's devntlon Tower lust year unit Cypress G ar­ ette Manager. , . r. Must be sxpetc stale, a sniurl** aplmlntniint. Ilo tu music mol het lack of It tcrukt den* at nearby Winter Ha'ven an- Oittrata, asked for an a(ipo)nttoil Cahliu’l leiicd and able to taka' raepogtook overr the top Cahlnwl post a nouni-ril itint nil record* were mCut with Undersecretary of Htat* tn him. albilltv. Roumlllat and Ander­ yeitr Inter, liecumlng the second In liken. Tin- iinrnc held true for James K. VYt-hb, presumably as a youngest Reeretnry of Htate In son. Walgreen Agency. '• T > Miuini'laud whh'h is enlarging insult of thu action. American history. (aellltle fur more rruwda, also. Carrying tin the wink of hi* I’olk county hutuU ami motor . i s m io»*. im i ,l:,ii).«* »o*a you prtnlrri RDr. C*onli,U II mII i HIp HIiiiiih R E A L T Y MF.KT .. ut j ( IJljul-losuslit to ybuL, I.......... i top Iliiul TuaUS •••mil 11 poll heavy advance honk­ wnh |»ifriiiaiiiMil i*lminnmu «f ini' l O a a i l s s f * g r e w P an e O s s l JA C K SO N V 1LLK , Oct. Jtl —< /!*> .UJ pimp ut WU.k-i)r*uahi tt (4*aD ing*. lintel uporntinx report that taken In coal. Dumbarton <luk.« Securltv ConferThe power to tax Is the power oV ’ir r s a 'u ls r 'llii* Ia*AUM,_bt«aua» Government officials felt that a new guests luelude many who i, destroy, the 33rd unnual con- ««t lo g ; of f lire that gave birth to th# United u' lu past years have spent winters , * . * , ! I w*, •* # S i , * . L ‘ I m » I . I m A a a a . s l * Helhlehein-Htecl workers settle­ vcntlon of the Florida Assocla- * t u * * | | ^ n * s s 1 3 4 M 4 Nations. ’ on the east or west roast tend to ment might be followed hy agree­ t on of Realtors was told today. S W 5 s r [ H 4 M 0 T * W “ Roosevelt and tho Russians , ments between the union and a he moving inland, largely to es­ "It has been estimated that a SletllnlUW 'hook 1 ilaM .blng the number of other steel companies. cape high prices In sotno areas mid pair uf shoen la subjected to 602 Yalta Conference. U due for |iubll■TRUCK BY AIMIOIOAT which severed both her feel while aha was bathHathlehtm I* the No. 2 steel pro­ to gel better accomodation*. si-purate tuxes, Hradley Burchum .ullon oh Thufsnny of thl» w*ek. lti| In l.uka Tulioe, Calif., pluc ky Imogen* Wltlsche, 14, return* to ttisv Tin- Gulf Coast has been attract­ said of Orlando. ducer, ranking only Itehlnd If. H. . s ffS . /facie in V In piddle statement* and article* •tudles In (tie RntuviHe Joint Union High School, near Sacramento, ing moie und more visitor* In the prompt, easy Steel. iver the last few years, the form,*ll«f. Aa* Ih* Automobile deulvr t'lnl Davit, Oakland, Cullf., was convicted Of n*g« Th# argument whether emnloves last several years. i Rerrotary of Htate hud given i*N t Ugeiice lu th* urcldtul sud will be sentenced on Nov. 7. (international) Hi. I’eivrshurg, with an estimat O LD F A F E K HKLFH M USEUM •"letsaat. should share In pension costa has plry last* plsaasa the you nme glimpse* of history at Yalta L K A D V IL L R , C o lo .-(A 1-H # aly way they Item the principal Issue In the ed 269,(8)0 visitors Inst >'*sson "B O l i* we saw II. f iiisfk-in ate#) strike. Most other steel rom experts more this wlntar, Cham- House has on* claim to fame. ,< usds1 by a • jswu/ulurir • * _ On one nccaslou he »nld lie knew palaa, Including U. H. Steel have !>•■i of Commerce Manager Rill Kvery room In tha old houaa In this N o t a r y M ovom lioui Ih * pfuri criticised sw rel ' at yo*» two-mlle high silver mining town Dnvenpoit says. He think* the ____ Insisting that workers should heen ‘ igruement by which Russia obtaincontribute toward pension costs. season may lie a little late gat- has been redecorated In wallpaper ia Kuril* Island treatise** Pee as N e t « m | j |(ta*ltss»S S . mm m i , Oael rd uusstsalp CIO President Philip Murray ting sturtrd but eaya there will br uf lha 70* and 30a. Ipan. Hut since ar much us pusiltde of this hual- tn accept. anothar asalgnlMMdbr touched off a rousing demonstra­ 300 to 600 more rental unite at hain nort Whan a naw type of wallpaper retire. ha agreement Involved future nrss for our roinmuiilty". tion at th* opening session of the the beaches. One lintel man, in ­ was shown at a Pueblo Exhibit lartlrlpatlou by Russia In th# war Rapurts circulated that Secre­ 19 th convention today when h«* jecting a sad note, said If tha steal tlon In 1974, ana room of tha Haaly Vuriuiis cities mid i-iiuntie* In gainst gsinfti -rJapan, Btettlnlu* eald. It Florida spend tl.aim.bun „ year tary of Defense Johnson and Bee- promised to "cleanae” th# organi­ strike last* 90 days and Idles more House was paparad with It. A few mild not be made public at that mild no ratary of the Navy Matthews, al­ sation of pro-Communlsta. _ workers "we’ll jose our pants." yedfa ago a search was mad* of Ims "a "without anifqngeriflg the trying to alli.irt tide tourist though not on th* official llst«of After referring to abuse dir­ Hotels, however, report heavier U advllfe basement* and attic* bustnOss, Mr. Higgins continued. vtulle course of the Wtr |t1 the hole ri White House callers, had rom* In ected at him by the Musrow radio, reservations than last year and with Ih* result that enough oldAnd the Flmiihi Htsle Adver­ hy a slilu entrance to *r» I'raal Murray, In hla kaynol* address, many muiur courts already have time wall paper was found aclflf". to refou Htrtllnlu* defended Ih# w isen t tising Cothmilteo spends 9400,000 dant Truman—presumably tu <S** said , that* at meal Inns of hla, own “no vucancy" signs out. deeor.ats the houaa entirely, cuss Denfeld'a successor. ecurity Council voting 'formula a your mine. CIO cisrutlve hoard: It' waa dedicated as a Colorado Ft. Myers reports registrations . hlch h# eald Fianklln"D, RooeePresidential press Seeretavy rrqtary "I did npt knpw whether.I was "well ahead" of last year with musaum In 1949. "This business Is highly com­ ters ike talking I d s flnW (»tr#*hbv#ak#r I attendance at the Thomas A. Killfit hud .proposed, llefalrlng tu petitive", he pointed out. "Kvery Charles (]. Russ told reporters hie eyslern, which pet mil* «nv of could nut say about that. It Wba a coniralta, or an FB I man." son home, the city’s major visitorfa Nad ho ’’Big' F irs " to veto sanction* city In the state is exeillnk It­ DO!sslble th# defense chiefs " If we are eolne to cleans* this attraction, 20 percent above laat A BIO W H B B L hut not to veto procedural qua*- self to the limit of feting accom­ be movement, which by the way we summer and fali. Mora than a doa­ etn there, he aald. D E N V E R —DP)—"H# couldn’t Ions like the presentation of n modations and lecivutlonul facili­ are going th do at this convention en new motor courts have added do it." Insisted Elmar Johnson, -omplalnt, hr once wrotat f ties In an effort to make our — " Murray started--to —, say when y st-----, Sr. "He Isn’t big enough." "Oh, too rental units, ITA M A N H THIKK the more than 400 dagatea broke "This formula w*» a racognl- vlalUr* like tlmlr community and Harasuta saya the summer has yce, I did." aald Elmer, Jr., "111 ROM E, Oct. 81—OP)—Th* ComInto noley cheer* .Ion uf one of th* major facta of cunt* there. The ninull town Ml. Dow «"•*" you.' been lit husleat In history and show ntcr-nallonnl Ilf* In Ih* world Dora bus a special tourist build­ munlst-lvd General Confederation Murray was unable to finish with 200 naw tourist court unit* Bo little Elmer showed hla dad of Labor called a 10-hour genaral bowling today-tho fart that wlhont Agree­ ing for shofflelHmrd, bis sentence, and between 130 and 200 privet* and an assistant fir* chief how ho similar ____________ recreation. strike throughout tha nation today ment among th* great powers, green and A t least three, and poealhly • residences, It la prepared, ii on turned In n fnlao alarm. Ha Joel m p so n i to protest the killing of two farm­ lasting peace will lie Impossible," Tha city of Orlando has several doaen unions under io-rall#d left chamber of commerce prognoatlea- stood o nlho sent of hla tricycle hands In an armed clash of polka ng leadership are threatened Ilona, for a busy wlntar. i chief If* warned Ih* world at tha and pedal building:) for laurlata and and reached Into the box. Tho af World War 11 that • eitlllia- so have Dayton* Reach, Mel­ and land-hungry peasants In south­ with oueter from the CIO. Bradenton, and Manatee coun­ let Elmer, 8r. tarry on from there. ern Italy. Murray declared that left-wing* ties, looking back to the record•lun cannot survive anothar wa»", bourne ami Deljiml. The two werv killed and I I era follow the Intereat of the Bo* It I* necessary for Hanford to xml declared again and again that breaker laat year, export a bigger *h* world must not pamdt th* offer similar attractions If w* farmhands and four policemen season. A few more motor court* !WSwounded yesterday itf a burgeon* M . compete with them, Mr. Units,I Nations to fall. have gone up but generally accom­ new* ing peasant unrest, th* m Th* Induarlallst-dlplomM rai ‘ modations are about tho aome, Tha agtney Astra reported. Th* d a . (it. the report of the Rotary rd as Sacralary of (Rat* k ln*Jum». Hradenton trailer park, howaver, ooeurred In Cruloue. It aid, ooeurred T h e y Club#', housing committee, Mr. union."' Murray ahoutrd. 1043, after Roosavalta death, to ha Calabria province near tha In at# have no devotion to their country largest In the world with 1,000 BltaMer revealed tlmt the % succeeded by Jams* f , hay* no of tbs Italian boot, whan'pcaaaete Murray get' N another cheer when lota In tha main park. la.sold out W Houlh Caroline. At tha dfiri* tli where** laat year It hod lota la tried to occupy Und belonging la He . >eSd that "no aabUatl Mild.that President Truman appointed him spare, (MtUnated cost for .heating Marquis BarRageri. >o be U, B. representative oh tha Tampa, Uha iaoqi other d u ll eookli ‘ 11 *“ * a ooollng will *b* about 930 Mecurity Council, leaving that month cltlae, report* reservations 10 par93 In sum ........... In winter ami 33 ooat the following, year, he w la mer. Janitor a m lc s will hfe about BO-YBAR-OLD H U L pmM and better above laat m r w i t t r i i f In J DKH M OIN ES, ... and Bartlejr Gay, president of the I I I a month. ... tin, than a l k r „ Tampa I I was estimated that the 10c Clover . . . .Hullar, . . I I ye an ‘ ha U, B. Sanata from . . per Plat* tax on all civic eluba operation this summer an th e... rar tv ■taatirina cam* hi wdih th# along tho roast." e re u ----- -----.w A W*VB| Bee farm three mile*' nert(i Wi- raise about4 fiD 9IH.60 a weak. PHONB t U U S SA N FO RD A V I. month ago from hla thtia retiring the total coat of Amana, Iowa. Eleven motor courts, law'# horn* at Beat The maeMna la owaed ky of duplexes end. n plus 71-uatt lYaUn* the building In about ilatory. t<ong Island, while tha apartment house have b o m up at weeks. A tax thereafter of main#* th m ,. i . i •• -■ *• deoa idute would be sufficient T *» p * which, however, still H I, t h m » VHPU for utllltlee and Janitor baa been used praetleaUy n’t bid for tho to ' ‘ th# report stated, lm .a n d J year since. , with tno wi IW , "W*lHad of areas to l i t I . LYM A N A V I. leetlng wa* preelded over . . (dent (!***•• Tm,h« tribute to l .. . MnhanSlc!^artma In nM M yean of parfact f MUMM C||)Pf ||l aourta r a t t “ tpce, A. C. T rig y riM , U m m I T n h x arena are v“4" Hfxvgrr ri.vs.Mt II '/M MEN, rS C R A ^ J , Truman May Not (Jo To Veep Wedding Man Kill! Wife ArmiHtic Day StettiniilH Dies Tltb A h M Strike Deal n mfrsri t t mun Sherman Back I TOYS WHEEL GOODS ROBSON Sporting Goods s. ru n m FS •tsstfwis lira: EVERY" BAY •* NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS w f e S - s * a sm -w B h rii s a s T O M ;? mm WINTER PARK Z ' A feaae r *eJr. .X •M I mm h— iiUPt v • ~ #v A HUNTS TUXEDO rr STORE �"r^T,r "T *y ‘%'"T,,^ » ' c* */',-• , - * U Unity T h in U B lrtafth— THF WEATHER t l Pretact the Foot* • f Ik* World; To Promote IM Progress of Amtrlc To Prodoc* Prosperity for Hanford. ^ • > New Sales Tax Taken In Stride By Floridians Banners Advertise Sanford Oh Trucks Out Of Farm Mart i _ _ Huge trailers nr* now rolling rut of th* Sanford Ht*tc Farmfra Market with their cargo* *i w m s ; ejt as coming from Bnn/erd and the local Mtnl* Market hy * hu«r« green rlhhon streamer painted no each side of trailer*. This fin" nohllcltv for Sanford l» due to the rnterorlap and olanalng of the Hanford Stale Marlrnl Assnclntlmi of which At Fk Inner la nuhllcltv chairman, nml *<• the co.on*ratlnn of WII«"'* Horne, trucker. wh»ae new nfrtea mvl h’"idutiartf r* Is IncatImmediately south of the markat. Three laree nlumlnum trailers rwped hv Mr. Horne are being oaloted with the atreemera and "* dects r-d ve*t#rd"V that about *ri|leoa owned hv o*he W *| tro-W r* will also hear the elans. f The erecn banner sign was designed hv MarrH r*llle of ths r>deo Sign On. The sign read*: S*nf»rd HMte Farmers Mark»*. Citrus Fridla, Florida Veg. cistiles. Hanford. Florida. KlorIHw'» yiop li'twHifi* r u n U r " The trueVs and trailers will e .re - the flsnfnrd message Into ** * r \ c*nirfa. Mr. Faille, InrHeotell.- |s a ■former eltlsen "f Montreal. •toh., #n^eH n»w Market Tern''nat h'dldlng la now eomnlete and he hna opened a well eoiitnn»d Innrh r»om, and autoomnh'K ear Innrl room, an Amoco FillIn* Station end 0« the .inner f*oer of l he two story building •re rrt-ms for trucker*. * U -fd w A cro w q o i -a M v a re n d fi F p a fsm ir , 8. Hv ARHOCIATRn Novemher spread « frost e finger across a wide seellon of the east♦rn half of the country lodav, A freealng lino ax (ended from *E th# Or*al Lakes rafloij Into the west Gulf atat*e and Into parts * f New York and Pennsylvania, freealng In parts of Arkanaaa ami Mississippi and w ie n*ar the 82 mark In areas of T#n"Mi#e, L-hi| altng, Kentucky egd Taxaa. Chic ■to ■ early momlg« $8 was Uta Ihweat mark of th* rnttumn aeason. Sanford Citizen* Greet New Florida Sale* Tax With A Smile "Sanford people are joking tbout llir Florid* sales tux. hut t can ire that they do nol like it," derlared T. E. .Smith, npcraliu id t newt stand in the Sanford Allanlic National Hank Building at the new tale* lax went into effect this morning. At McCmry's. Mrs. Dean P. Taylor, presiding at the 11.1111111,try ♦ counter, reporti'd tluil mint cos1 turners me Inking the lux in 11 spirit uf fun nnd lire cu-upeintlng very nicely in paying I In- tux pen­ nies. At the Ituuinillnl nnd Andermu Drug -Htuii', Mr*, {icuigi Steel, employee of the Hell Tcleldunie Co. (rented her fellow employee, Miss Anna Mnv Green to 0 cup nf coffee, took her snlec icceipt to Jonn Teugue, cashier nt the drug store, depnslti'd 10 cents nnd was nhmit to walk uwny hut wax re­ called til pny tho un« cant lux, which she tendered with n smile. A ray nf hope fur Hiiiifmil wom­ W ASHINGTO n T N ov. I 1/1’) - en eamu (mm Mrs. ti. I>. Weber employee of the Mlroml tlonuty Fite, accompanied by a rumbling aliop, who rovealetl Hint there Is series of explosions, caused heavy on tax nn beauty treatments. damage to tha $ll,000,00f) Post- Itennty prepuratlonn sold to eusoffice Department building today tomsrs are taxed, however, and h|i ii are aubject to the 20 percent and sent hundred* of government Federal luxury tnx on cusmctlcn. employe** fleeing to the at met*. K J. Newman nf Jarkso*. Mleh. The hlate was confined lo die paid 11 one cent levy at 11 drug eighlh floor. But before firemen counter with n smile, “ I don't mind brought it under control, ilu-y helping to support the schools In Florida," lie declared with u smile. poured loxa of watgt .into the Mrs. M. 15. Stone, munnger of columned, limealoma struclurr on 1 I'ureells, reported this morning Pennsylvania Avenue between I2lli ,l"11 'here m is a heavy demand for and 13th street*. Northwest. I f " 1'" «"'■ »'er store yonc , , , li’idiiy ns customers sought lo buy omoke^ and water damage w.i* i„.foic the tnx went into effort, heavy. There was no immrdntlr Ibiwiitown gioreries icported official estimate of the loss, but thnl -tuple goods were nut taxed hut Hint ''nun essential" Items a somewhat similar fire in 193^ •iii'li n- toilet paper, matches, light soon after the building was con­ hnlhs, toothpicks, mops, brooms structed- caused $400,000 dam­ and other mu mi factored articles an- subject In tax If tha sale la age. At least three person* were over eight rent*. Tobacco is taxed, drinks Injured, either hy flying glass toil mil iigatettr*. Boft from the explosion*, or when t over eight rents are taxed. N’o tax it charged front one to section of tho seventh floor rd l lug fell in. rigid cents Inclusive, from nine to Two were employers onf the III rentn Hie tax Is one rent; from federal Communications Commis­ It to 7U rents, Inclusive, two cents sion. They were Richard Jaruloui and from 71 rents to Vt.Og I* three and D. C, Corrigan. Roth suffer­ rents. ed head injuries. Fire, Explosion* Heavily Damage U. S. Postoffice Similar Blaze In 1935 Caused Distruction T o t a l i n g $400,000 ated .Preas reporter, got a had I t C U N 1(1111 N e w door Itelilud him was blown mil tilt the 7th floor while he was telephoning a report on the fire to his offlee. Three firemen were taken In emergency hospital. They were overcome hy smoke while fight­ ing the hlsia. Tha hulldlng Ismiaes several agencies In addition to the Postnff Ice Department. Mnrtin Levy, Federal Com(llBiflitHf* <r» f*M«» iH i (>alloway Reportu Tax Collection Gain •sz YOPK Welfare Department ____— NEW YORK, Nov. I —(/P)— .Mayoi William O'Dwyer says th# Couiuiunist inirty lie* u "stranglelurid" arts Now Vnrk Clty'a $178, 111)0,(KM)-ii-year Welfare DepartMiami. The llm im ralic mayor, sashing ruulurilun, taibt ■ Tammany Hall rally last night that party mem­ bers will lie irusted from Welfare Department posts aa aoon aa Civil Service rule* permit. "The Cfimmuniat Party, either with perinissinn or design, was al­ lowed try Hie previous administra­ tion In gel a stranglehold on the Department of Welfare," O'Dwyer said. He declared that party control Is so strung that R » . Vito Marrantonin, American Labor Party, "is almost telling poor people he Is the one who distributee public money, that they have to go to his clubhouse to get It." Marcnntonio Is running agalnat O'Dwyer fur mayor, If la other opimnunt, running on a RepublicanLiberal-Fusion ticket, ia Newbold Morris, close uaoeiato of the Into Mayor V . II. La Guardla, who was O'Dwyer’* predecessor. O'Dwyer charged .that Moreentonio hail *cce*e»To the L a Ouardla administration "through alleys and bark doers." A D M IRAL, FO B C B O DOWN W A 8 H IN 0 T 0 N , Nov, 1—<AVA Navy plans carryirwr Vie# Ad­ miral Korraat P. Sham an to Washington was forced lo land to­ day at Baltlmoro because of on* gins trouble. Tha plana had picked up Bbarman at New York after ha hod flown from tho MadHar r anane aboard a comas*relal " Anacostla Naval At vt said. WMfxwn w n m . i m *. i T F i W 0 R x '• . o r f TUESD AY Mediator To Employ Bethlehem S e t t l e ­ ment In Forcing Other Agreements John L. Galloway, Tax Collar tor, reported today that 00.it per cent of the ontlra tax roll for the year HMft he* been collected, as compared with 00 par cant In 1047. This leaves only seven tenths of one per cent uncollected anal chargeable to errors, double aaelements, and Inaolvanclea, he said. Galloway also said that the But warmer weather was on th* Mr,statements numbering around wav for th* midweek and th* mass tax covering 1040 taxes havu of warm air was axpected tn ax- 10,000 ♦ tend into the eastern states to­ been prepared and are now In tho mall. Tha tax book* open nn Nov. morrow. .'Mild temporal art a were report­ la A discount of 4% ia allowed for ed from the m a t plalna westward to' tha Pacific Coeat. The mar- payment In November, 8% In Decamber, s% in January 104 in Feb­ ruary and net In March, Taxes unpaid on April 1 are doMoat of the country had clear weather. But light rain Was re­ llriquent and subject to penalties. ported In soma porta of the southB A IL FO B COM M IBS N E W Y O R K , Nov. I — OP)— Th* Ik ie s were cletint along the At- government asked 91,000,000 bail for the s i convicted Communist leaders today In the event they are let out of Jail while thalr appeals era being heard. M IAM I, Nov. 1L k n fn lsisls * Irving 8. Shapiro, special aaalato tha U. S, attorney, told t S S c T S f fa ll . J . S. circuit court of appeals 0. t,•' ■ t * that this woe the view of Attorney Oeaernl J . Howard MaGrath. V-' f -■■■ o l i r r a l i i > A s s n r in lr d P i t s * l.rn sctl W ir r N O V . 1. Mil!) Chine Expects 53 Feared Early Peace In Airliner Major Strikes Lake Mary Home T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. I --</!*>— Floridians today appealed lo be M taking their new sales tax in stride. A ipol check of merchant) in scattered cities showed little grumbling on the part of buyen who lor Concrete block that has the appearance of shingles mid known iht fin! time were required to lay down a few penniea for the Slate lo contractors as "ahlplapped" has been used in the new home sl.ove of Mr. and Mrs. W II. Harrell on the north shore of Luke Mmy. They with the price of many purchases own and operate Harrell's Grocery nt M l Hanford Avenue V\ |„ Moat itorei reported consider­ Holcomb, contrncior, states that the home is the first with tin, typo able good natured banter between of block to lie built In Lake Mary. It features three rooms on t|„. clerk* and cuitotncu but few irr- side with k large picture window overlooking the lake. Prospective Imm builders ale Invited to see It, . (R ioua complaint*. Moat complaints emitted around complicated ca•mptiona. Many merchant* had brieled their clerka in advance. Some re­ ported volume of transaction* slow­ ed down hy talk about the tax and ’ 0 the new system of making change. Some store* reported isles volume alumped today after several days of slightly more active trading than usual on the part of customers who sought to save die lax hy pur­ chasing before the (jtadline. A waitress nt Tampa complain­ ed her patrons seamed to be tip­ ping morn lightly than usual he_ causa of th* tax. There was some W lO salliase ths ra g *' Hint t SANFORD, FLORIDA, Some Grumbling Re­ ported In S t o r e s As Confusion Re­ tards P u r c h a s e s Some itorei reported confuainn over collection procedure, others laid it wai going amoothly. t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established IWW VOLUME XXXX a flu •f ♦« rMnf»M mtl nt> lu^Kt Mm U m *m - l»m|t»tJllurH W• »||ir ,||.« V I*.II III Wpd* Ilf Hfl.l k Dead In Crash Of Near Washington I\ < ) i (tolfiriK: Si’UHnn Heirins At Country Clith In I L i te n A III* *1i : ( )h l\ 1 1. 1 , 1 t i" ,r < >ii»- S m I ' M W 1$' 1-u stt* v iv o V 1 ,• n - t l e c ^ n i—u n ; V\ S III , u . ' . , \ h*it* i " i n lig h te r plan#* ,111*1 . In i . -d in t lW l • i ll . " ■(n n cln n lirp o rt j, III It• InrL, \ tt Mil . inntMldl- d rill Ii t o n . ( 1 , ' M >ps ' i . . t <> I,,.in s s f t e r i. lit* •t i It "1 ..... |t-l ,nrt wag,-. I- IMP 11 i|k r, , • , I,',,.' i In nngh Ik • hi nnl,lriltlfleg|*. .tin • lit fit ■ M ti I.** 1 . .(.I I. .1 -l. 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 ,sly In ‘ >4|l Ml t It ••,.l ,- lu ln trd lo ha III* IM.!' 11. |,i |,, i I 1 1R le n ■ Ill UM ................. .. 1n!<r»(|4f III It ttt lx • r' i», i M g e r s unit liuti ......... 1 lip- lifia t-1* <i m VH 1 in. In 1 n hie It we*fi< im I impjIni I. " 1 *............ .. N e a r ! VM 1 • ' ■•1 ,11 «. . . IlC P -, 1st III . 1 r M ........ In u rt ta .* Mb f Ih M*l W ASHINGTON? Nov. Federal Mediation Chief Cyruf S, Citing bmlfd strongly today ha' boprs to use the Bethlehem Staalsettlement for a lever lo pry oUL a peace agreement in both the coni and steel strikes. Citing. kfl*pinit 'ah* on other steel firms hy telephone, told re-, isorters he. espect* other major »teel «tiriipanies lo hegin announc­ ing settlements with CIO's Unit­ ed Steel Worker, "pretty aoon." He predated the steel companits wilt start operating— using what hr railed their '"plentiful stock*" of rnal nn band without wailing for resumption of work in the coal mine* closed by the walkout of 400.000 Untied Mine worker*. He indicated that perhaps by Friday hr may call the coal plina owner* and Jn h n .L l-ewis* miner* into conversation* in Washington, in an effort to break the 5 1-day coal stalemate. U \ HI* « i " i \ 1; i.i i . 1 il„ , 11 pl io. r.,.l ,v " r i" " >i k • • ► .1 ii ........ i ■ ' *1' • (/P)trfn llulrrl ip '\irlina»j n J A u p cu t, m iin er w ith' ' ■t ^ 1" til* . 1’ ........... H iver**’ 1\"i ....... . 1 imliMIV IlltH1 ,. <e. nvar- 1. li I SI i'll** Hr had |ust returned from a .1 I*<1 tha .1 , *a•HI |*1i*|* MiHlllt’In ttf fhi SiOifntil WiMIMIl'-* Ii*«|f \ m l . : t. n fist’ll . HIM visit to the While House, where he .i •. f itnn t **nn• * \ Chilt til|tiv*'tl thru mm 'Mill lnut hi i'ft if th,, st'it -Mil it Chi* ulill* Iddi ' reported lo John R. Steelman, ci.l Mi M'I d hid ief M n b U Iii'li lifl. \ u w ly *t utluuni iii I «*»I him I mi4 i i fn h w d pi islil|i nf Mi . t II,' If. presidential assistant. *•!•» Mltll* I I. -I 1 . I Mill M is .1 A (,cifl<{|*«, (hi’ UOIIlillfF ,41'llNnif J||M|MI,« ht hr || dIfn ’i'y, - fl| | nflt' t < i il- i. I i lir.tpjWith the sleet strike settled In nvrill nf ' III' (lit ti'tlf A*4MH'I1|| IIMI 41it11!wi♦111•| * >,itfi b VI ri hull fulli nlllt* It 1,1 the plant a of Hethlehent Mice) Co., Mill M’st N |MlI t lit'I (■JitI’lI CIO President Philip Murray In­ n I" I I . vC-■ -19* II,. I. l vited the rest of the industry to i ■nn. ri* inv» MH.'lil I i "come along" with the aamn kind I.. I llmta of settlement. 'll r 1r (till ... 1 . p Murray simka from the platform of the CIO's national convention In Cleveland. Aa til* talked, Beth­ 1 , (Ill'll only II lli' J 1»* lehem mill* employing 110,000 li,. workers were firing up for a ra( .A IM -SVtl 1.1 . Nov I t/l'l " D ix ie to |„.,l. d.lt Hilt ..1,1 I mil sumpt Ion nf operation*. , i r1, , ■il l llir >n, lldtl rl’illilH >1 Vfil'l In I In* I'rtllH" nf 'Mil * i **| *. ''»***' nf th Murray reported the settlement, ............... t»|i*t|<+'| fi» fkvrln p ctP x.nrl |r»tl«i V Mr I' D l I* »r«l 1 (till *4 4n’ I i n wt n l v nf I reached last night. In * talk I II ilr . M MVIlhuIf I' CIO delegates.s. Calling Ca: tth* month- p n i o n A n n o u n c c s P l a n Altnt iillnrdl I.X |w iim rn l VLitm n. l.|i- ill I line U-SV 111* si II K. tout "tha rmui old steel walkout I d II,e net. i T o W it h h o ld D u e s! Itrpoil* uidli atrd tl H*tr will Ilf in t'nirx mntr nil Ip .tjtar Ihlatney of ____leant - strikea lg..tjl« i iiintf-f li .1. •......t . ,l*i i'll Uie. .... ______ ,................. the ItlM t* * m 'W ' '^ w r -" laheV," he aa F ro m C T O C o ffe rs (i: * ' I | , i.-it, \ ■ . I.... Ini- I Inin rv a ■lop lim n I here w as Hits vein , I bi l l , • ■ r "1 use this platform to In vite : St'i'*i let..., , I .......... " ■ the reenleitmni steel companies t<> Cl I VI I AND, Nov 1 |/p) oipply Hie demand in lot • 11,. i .m II< |d .ii. |.|nii4"l into come iilung now nnd nugnttnlc " n i . i i : j . ,i ,n 'lll'fiile until, veil* ■ * tin's e " 'll •— tlellilelipm agreement with u» It ,h r " Mr<l l l'1 w " k 1 • " ill* I ’ i m I ml I K* pilot now Is Hie duty of the tsainnre "f a iinlrr ttlai It on llie CIO'........Ill ' I'1" '1'*’ -•■"'I.;' ....................■ , It 111, I'M,. "I i *' brlipvit It Will imt In' linn; la Im Ihr Industry to sultle." wuik Ir.idrislnp. r liallengrd thr ("10 tin i*i‘-fourtlla of I1Im idii'11, i,i<i |.I M>. > tv i I’ iA, In Wadtinglon. official* look me cnniriilmn toal.iv In hoot llir uninn ii.-ii'iig.will lie plitiili'd I., i ,. r'f, l, 1 . . . 1,1 I , , .1,1 llir I "lletl the view Ilist the settlement lie out IX . ,i, I I . ..' .............I I.*cn ii i"nn 1 m»|»|mIt M U I Wlien Hint tween Bethlehem Steel Cmp awl Ihr If (hat Irulrlv ad tl I III <l "p util lie u ,Mill it M*ll 11'*h thr CIO steelworkers may Im *- liaium r.| thru drlrg.ilrv wear 'lit ’• III I'rN S S - IV 'i W i ll It I •I . |.i ■ ; i - lit I,, • ii i" 11,'bvij 11Ik till- nnn limn any *1 Mm 1• , *kill' 4 ' il I I iif H 'MU Ifit! broken the steel log jam and that ing -a wall ami tbit llir nuiun in, S t .iii I ! 11<I (•11111it111r i i 1 •.1* I |!t. I m Iht ftlnltff«'t* yea is." because of the close industry 'irv wav wilblmlaling d. pr, i.ipllai > Iln> expcillM'HMt hilltpii , i i'. i i"i> ,' * ■ Vurk. .Inn 1 ! H M’ t ii',111 < M I ls ill.t r il, fm ., 'lllldlllg at ihr way is opening for an agrr- In wlial ibrv rallril llir an rrl nnihist, i"i I Mill ii It V 1 IIHVI M f i*| I. I I. I, ( 'h« (CaaStaaa* Os *>aa« plum lit ceding U'Ulk, ■!* kt 1 ii i nflriv" n| llir ( 10 I I vstotl «t'«V*f f*t* I *4* '*t * . | |.' V < I m i ' l luu nf Hu- film |>m.h i min <l hi.. I ’rraidfnl I 'I i*l*i ■Mini,iv ln.il i bill iviui. til l'd liv lii \\ u r \i . ............ I...................... I, I rrrtnan, I1HI> \ ............... i lliunrdiatr a. tion, Itrrl hr pi.um iii Jl, , itr nii n I i , * n n» I U. E. Challenges Dixie 18Variety 01 Corn Seen As Worth Millions To Florida CIO’s Right Wing To Boot Them Out j & aid Maitland Man llolrl In Highway DihiHi ye*lrid.iv lr. , ,, Irlt |r.,nvr . llir ( lit "I i i i u l ml i oitiioMlv. liJudge Douglas .itenstroni «»• >aiH w,»» I.JI.iwrut, tbr (..iiiiiiiui due to conduct an Irupiest at I m |' miI v i ii . imi.iui A dr./rn iiiiimm o'clock this afternoon Into M"' i. • i lit ' ! e n ! h 1I c V r W ll/^ ^ 'm iln t t **1 n f 's i'io ‘it o M m r iH m ? r a l l f w h u ^ w a - ' «» ,,r " w u ik B o ld . u l m iH r d .......... tin I wasim(ii.sm oaii Nnv(i(T Informs AmericanBankers • Business Is Good I I*. (tl"l|g1ll I'lHI llll |»‘tlllH'll( Stilt Inn, In | •k i i - im variety. I’l.Ill, til...i I III- I (VII Iit It, I illl.l III llll). Ii'vi'lfipcd try llie lie.n gi.in I " wi^ikuh stalioiii. 11"' V * d i.iw . I M ni *ir I t! - I i * t <n I 'M *In A in* f i hi I Mill • < • | «• | •rI It HI v * |l In '(» hs»I I V Hi’l v .,.„ r ...i '" ," 1 " f , l " V ' " 1' , ".B ' l Ir .l.n lloriiMnlino, Lttlli.g wnu wm* "i '.' " r , y , |#«ibI h'**a Uf«i»t.i*ru m im n in l In I w e e v il . " ,1 . l u "'li,ml i r stantly kiUed when struck hy . -»r ltl, ‘ , J (| , ■ .............. f)r,t fir.it time in 11*47 Y|, 1,1 in oil the Orlando "can rnukr ini yrm and IUH ....... tn |» « .............. .... rtiii'irgm I . , . . . , , . , , nriim r, duit .... yi'iir mllea mirth or alaltiBnn. ,„y uninn" is a irpii.*i>ntuHvr >**ni blxlicr than yield, nf • uimui.hi Mr. Gauntt wo* hit liy an aid" .it workers. , vuijcHe*. mobile driven by Emlyn Itlark "f Distiiissiiig Hie nitirism •■( duly „ few bundled mu ,,, Maitland while walking down llir Murray published in ih« Sovui ((|„„|,,,| |,u j,. (M |(1 P|t , highway and according to Hbriiff pres* and In the Hnilv 'V niti.i, V„((M< ||||( ......... , Morn, this morning, evidence Gold said: ................... ............red „ , ^ y y In k . 7 • n, seemed lo point to llo fact that, to reprraeiiL Moacw." W While n V ’r.i of II.ID • M the pedestrian wnu struck by H>" But he added; arc not yul i nmpb'i-. Him ............ uutomohltn six feel from the insvr When I came into IbU "igun , i( t t} |-; ( , t.: mcnl on tho road shoulder. Black (ration 1 wa* not Idtliim ......... Fh.rhlw^ l''lurirlu‘H mi fiUl.fJlirr .. ................... wa* placed in County Jail pend, members nr the paMv. ■» "'V , , , ,(t.n | 1111111' HUI *N*k(*1 Ing th . Investigation. union this jie a tln n wis s i b ( ,-ltr . m , |(in(f W„ nitu.'lt no stlgiiui nr ", . lung ago We att:udi 1,11 'J1 vrgctnlil.'r »dl Slated to aorva on the coronei • • , , k v,,||„w „r nllvllmig l"'(duce a tidal yield ..( nenilv ». Jury were Paul Bate*. H. A. M- ;,„„rp ............. ouujmti busbelh tlilx y u M» • Donald, Paul Reardon, Theodore |, |„. riinsldeied that baa been bin vested. Thu. i ,m Tripp, R. G. Collin and f.laoi1" nnitinu now with III. average of III Imidiel* an aeic, Whitten. t Tufts and llaMlevs and ........... ................ . - • — ---------------------------prlve me Ireriuvn Pin a mrmbei ... :------at the Communist Party. Tumor- |* T O H t W a r i U l l l f N H>aar*aH*a rt« r v s . s m * i t i * Two Arrested For ----------------At Lakeland Station ___ Selling Minora Beer Truman VctocH Bill To Give VetH Autoen ..^ akkland, n ..v, i ./»■* n „ Anna K. Tauity, operator <>( 'ederal-Htnte Frost Winning S c II ( ....... ............... II «I** In t u* in i ,i J - tnn |M-il Mm If il »if lli' ' ■ I ,lfnl I>1 ink' • 11s1I 4 Ml I In ...... 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M pin ..,1,1 I I I r«1n,eito \ fill* In Mil Viiin' i >01011 vrinn fin *fh i 11jmir1 tik ::»!•» 'It - 1mm I iu im»i** m 4 hi linn *)*lr »i I •ft ,........................ t\K 1*1 M| 1| I 1" r , ............... . i * Ih » ♦ it t ,.., m l - i,<i >i die r a , i ,i I*«t * Mi* ’I ■"iky [(tl, «Ml vl|F h:|s .............. VV.r . m II • 1 IM i;l M1' I (| id - iii* • f ' IM1.Ml* *kill ( .1 I' 'MI ••*1■ *' ftIIf ll PL. *)'f ii ,i- . |iir ii r » * * i. uf#t ! I|ii iiii’ All . it fpi t'M"l nur^ •IS I 11 - ' s' # (| I I'MMill III k(0ml F *.»tai •11$•. tick Mu Is* * m * iiiplriy^d t * ••11*«I IlMP IP! I llllf kfl' uf III til ll I M'JM|i 1PPM||l IM' i ) MI Mi Alt I I’HHIl'l It* MtMjp(‘k I I tfH’ \tiutHMh J'uMu Ih'tlMt Ant'iclk' MmIi , \m n I* hi Sm i A u-xocii i Milt, I h 11i#la Ml *, \tu .»• . t Mil Mill MMil l ' It|| t'tlj Mj|ms| (I #<] ' I" - . Nui < ■ \l rIfI 11«f I#»111111"11 uu *ifti£ uf llvo * Bllll'V * MlllMII MPt* I H»Ih\ Mi ' Mi II mmumI ti'|iuitt"|11ihI sh^ h.tfi itill*.* »I**'■ vtMi ii rtuni n i^c^nt iMiu ,. iMitl Oi.ii in- wa* i #iu1y •t«MI|* III M’pMlI llll .V'l| k I Mjiitu t llti iMtiinirij; if Hi HI I u i Mi -hiiij;u M It siimit h illMlf Jth'l ’Alt 11 Sl.ltt V1iMf fl« i Mm i i v i i vi■rtf 1 l me \ »M lilflt Ann's G rill on tha Oriando Hi«f’ i,i (Ini.. Si ai, Mini MV way two block* south of French W ASH IN GTO N , Nov. 1—t/l'l— today. pl' • Avenue and Edgar Vlnney, bar­ A bill to provide Iftdernl payments Prom now until A|ir. I Hm wen 1 i t Sin 1Ii i mil •IMi MmiIM tender, ware arrested this morning nn to $1,,1100 on automobiles foi *tn*S ntallnn Will Ihsii)' two wen In , |Mu.|. 11 VI |l||l M I U1 li on charges of selling haer tn min about If),find liemllenpind vctointm (her bulletins dally. Weather duiii "ill. .1 ll .IM A \l . N V, hum ora, said George A. flpaar, county of hath World Wars lias burn ve­ will be assumbled from more than Jl III'.1, vliMfi a (INI \ HARE its mid prosecuting attorney, who yeslei - 1 toerl by President Truman, Hot miniature stations set up in ill,." M MAY IMN \ HI Vi M. Nov. , 1 — day filed two separate Inform *. | |fe ........................ said tlm legislation would groves and truck fanning hi can Tiie | "uii.ntin.Miui gufdcd 11 4tl ilkid Jills, t* i i'i tie Hone agalnat each. cause _ _ "wholesale inequities" nml I in the Floridai iii’niiisubi. 11"" I'M), i It H. nf litr limy "ii1-.'ill'll tin. e nn f. nt- t'aimVPrsi Thu Frost Warning .Hiiitinn The arrests ware made by Hhct- "lead to abueea." pi "inmilii Ml miliu emlli uf Hara mui.' Mm'II eseiitiai Iff P. A. Maro and Deputy Charles ||r. Truman explained that uperatod primarily fur tho bene­ n'l Im k 'III Mil't" ifll'l lllll f \l"ii ' v 'B ("' tbi' oolv "lie uf its XtoJ Bath. Bond of $800 an each case thousands of veterans rated as 100 fit uf eltruH growerN, truck farm­ day, Nnv, 7 MI sunn "i Hie euuntrv •M was set, or $400 for each of lh« 1 per cant disabled would have been ers and flower growers. Aiiiilgiiiiielil in all eriMiimil Meteorologist Warren G. John­ eiisev will take place sonic time "ll defendant*. Tha coae la elated fo r' excluded from the benefit*, lbtrial In County Court with Judge. B|ao ms|(| automobiles were not son nnd hla crew is In charge of Hie miiiii' u/ternooii, and trial, will _—-T_ , _ _____ ____ __ IM * Dougina Htanatrom presiding. necessary for every veteran who the station. Johnson also supplies weather forecasts to shipper^ .... ■liegni ,",Kl"1. at J 10:00 A. M., Monday, would have been eligible. (A l'K H H N V Il LB. Ni*v, 11# " «il " If wa abandon eouml principle* areas through wliieh their fruit Nm 1'■ Ml .............. Teniiii'ni'iiir (al.te i l _________ of rehabilitation," He said, “ it Is and produce might bu travelling to STA TIO N HIGH LOW ( IIA IIG F. D F N Ilin M IAM I B E A C H , Nov. I-G P > - not clear how or where we can market. Uft 48 WASHINGTON, Nov, I i/l'i • \ phi nt is Residents of Uta aauth end of atop this progressive expansion of tJB 44 Si'iialur Bridges (tl-N II) today Itn ton Miami Beach resent their area tno granting of nutumolillcs short 1 1100,000 F I R E 88 18 bdielb d •'redienliiuK and uni rue" obtcgRir • Iming referred to aa "alums." M IN N EA P O LIS , Nov. I -(/!•>'14 89 a eliiii ge thul the lliultl-lllillioli Denvi'i "Blum” talk naa bean frequent of providing one for every dis­ Loss today waa net at upwards or diilliii llniled Mine Workers wel­ lies Moines 84 44 around Uto city council table abled veteran." , A t m e a n t, automobiles aru sup­ 1100,000 In tits fire which lilt u fare fund had been "dissipated." Frcaiiu 70 47 ■Inea discussion of • new hous­ 70 48 plied to World W ar II veterans Minneapolis feed mill and elevator The charge was made against Netv York ing authority began. v.> M 84 \ Bridges and UMW Chief John I’Utahiirgli They prefer the to r * applied Who lost a lag. The vetoed mea- last night. 08 a Thrae workers escaped safely L. Lewis last week hy Ezra Van Seattle 1 Dr. M B M 4 J ? . Wotff of the »«*a would have provided them to 88 88 of both warp who lost a beford flame# swept through tha Horn, utnnloyer trustee of the Fort Mytus log or war* blinded In 8Q.foot tall Tonka Mill following fund. Bridge* ia neutral trustee Jnckionvillo 88 -'ijSS * t* an explosion nnd fire. 88 nml Lewi* represent!, the union. Orlando .* ** 4 * 1 ♦i ' : 'i j m k ,, 1* ' i*V»‘'. rfi'-i 1j.■ Sj "* l| ‘ -V.il . moat mag- " ............. ......... ..... �» 1 ty ty v ? :'ryrfT'+i. THE S A f f T O ID The Sanford Herald N ATna >» H um .............. a .aa IM 3 Hi m M im lka ................. . la N e a lk * ...................... * h f _»«ar ..... ....... ^ \ A ll a k iln a r r U l l r f * •f . k ■■ka. r»*«lM ll«aa mm* at < H e r la la m e a i tf a r fka Ik . H i •r l lU la a U m l* . w ill ka r e a r ta r m a l a r a a . r r i l . l a a r a te s . M e e re w e lrii V a lla a a llr If i> * V r a a M ia r M e p e e su a te lite e r .. New k a r k . C k l r a i a , t l . l r a l l , • n rr. m.■ .>■i «. T k . l lr r a lA la isa ie a ik e r a f tka i u a r l a l M H rr .a w k lr k la a a l l l l e a i i r l M l u l l la Ik e aaa Car re p a k llI Itla a uf a ll Ik e la r a l a r e a p rle le S i tk la s r w a p a e e r . aa w e ll aa a ll I* a ew a illa p a lr h v * . TU K H D A Y. NOV. 1, min TO D A Y'S HI lit.K VKKH B *Dnljr In landa that try to obey la ihla true. Keeping courta and Jual la a function of fearing people. It la a high i lly. K very transaction and ilia* i Alienee received a Jual recoin* ] mar of reward.— He. 3:2. Well, ihia it talei lax day in oiida, occaiion for celebra* >n or rejoicing, at the coil of livi g for ihe average man goet up 3 ircenl, and ihe inerchanlt begin rking for the Slate at a gigantic i collection agency. Well, if we k ourtclvrt evel y lime w e pay at la i, wli.il we m for it. and ( hetber il\ worib . . mav l> «- come )od eventu.i!lv will come uul of after all. 1 Senator I'rpper, who hat pro* ibly received more newtpaper ipport during bit political career anyone rltr in Florida, but ho eemt to think llial became t a good idea to borrow money ralieva unemployment during a tprrttion. il i« a good idea to ep on borrowing money forever, lit ihe Young lirmocrali in Oindo that (hr newipapen of lltia lunlry belong lo a "privileged alt." Parhapt. but if they are rivileged now. they were privilegd, loo, when they helped elcrl m lo office. tjt---- r The m o o n t h i n e bootlegging usinrii/is picking up in Miami, tcotdidi lo Treatury department . So many neat little half ini ypekagrs of "white lightning" ling for 73 centi to $1.30 in Jilriclt, without benefit of a fyn, lhal an animated 20,0p0 ' * -J't>f tw it.. s II1m i are 1 being diipo»ed I vary month.' Meanwhila, •ntM4 (mm legal liquor is qaid > ba (ailing off. Gluttonous Ugis* (tori are hard lo conVinct there ou can kill the goose lhal lays ha foldrn eggs. Did you see where lhal Ku Klux JaMman wr weir telling you boul tile other day who was be| f IriwE- fur healing up an old in in Alabama was acquitted • "jury of lot peer*") And yet »rt are those who, diough knowperfectly well lhal you can't force the laws you already have tha statute hooks, would clul| them up wills olhrr laws even lira unenforceihlr. We're afraid ||il have lo look somewhere br­ ibe courts and law enforceIII agencies lo gel complete jus% Tho People's Right lA y.f, x m T U E S D A Y N O V . 1, 1949 ru m w A 1949 Profits 0( 314 Companies Sanford Forum Pre*umably the ertala In coal and ateel supply baa been allowed to develop aa an alternative to any Interference with the right*, of labor and management to auapend operation* while they aettle their dispute*. It ia atoutty maintained that there ia a fundamental right to strike which must not Ire taken uway from labor; thin I* the right of labor to re­ fuse to work under condition* imposed by an employer. If thin right ia fundamental, then there la a corresponding right of the employer to *hut down hla plant; it la hi* right to refuse to operate under condition* imposed by labor. One right I* aa defensible an the other. Hoth of these rightx are In fact exercised In the United State* today. There la a third right which must be con*idered. it in the right.of the people to demand adequate production of goods. The people have a right to Insist that the employer* and workers of any Industry either maintuln production adequate to meet the normal demunds on that Industry, or *ten out of the picture and let others take over. Both labor’* right to strike and the employer’s right to shut down, oh they huvi developed in industry today, are rights to inter­ rupt production while maintaining the monopoly of produc­ tion. Mow can these two right* be reconciled with the third right of the people, the right to an adequate supply of goods? The question of adjusting these three rights to each other must be faced. Taken alone these are rights of special groups, and special group rights ure defensible only when they ran be integrated into the whole pattern of national welfare. Hunainger And Kynes f t M M S Picked For Blue-Gray Is State Chairman u„„T „nuSS- 41. M ONTGOM ERY, Ala., Nov. | —«>P>— FlorldM halfback. Charlie Of March OfDtmea and center Jimmy Kynes today October 20, HMtf N EW Y O K K , Nov. I — UF)—The following table compiled by the Hanford, Florida Associated Prese shows third q u a rte r 1949 prufita of 314 companies »,r. It. I.. Dean in 24 groups as comparad with profits In the second quarter of this NEW YO KK. N. Y.. Nov. 1 Edltur, Tin* Hanford Herald year and the third quarter of 1048, Percentage rhangas ahow whether Hanford. Florida profits advanced (A ) or declined <!)) In the third quarter from the (Spuclall—Dr. J. HIIH* Millar, prisident <>f thu U n vrrsity of llcur Mr. Dean, previous quarter and a year ago. I itiii aidianit-d. No stataments, NHil Industry Group :ID qtr. 2D (fir. .lD4ftr. Pctuge Change Florida, ha* truen oppolnu-d F orI• da fltatu Chairman <>i the 1»50 should lie as rude and dogmatic of rui, ItMh 1049 1910 from March of Dime*. Hasll O Connor, u* mine of Monday. ------- (000 omitted) -------3D Jtr. 2 D 1949 Qtr. prc.cidrnt of th* National Founda­ I wan wrong. Hot two men, 1048 1)12 tion for Infantile Paralysis an­ who have linen to two of the , ,, . 09 1120.160 (121,489' 1108.086 today. ... . limit honorable |mit* in thla city *! A 8.9 D1.9 nounced 98,901 1(81,889 0(1,799 A* chairman. Dr. Millar will bv A14 A9 nave not me light. & ChernlcSl. 96,948 84.122 98,179 over D3.7 1)0.6 22,686 I should-have seen all along. >\ Auto I'uit* 22,068 23,142 For Itusila will either Join the "7 Air T,'ank|ioit A 143 A8 8,188 woild fedeiution or she will not. 7,7 id 8,3118 ami Aircraft D68 D42 6,696 It* If she does not, the collective 19.513 9,724 7 Coal , security ol the other nations will !i Hruut rs anil AM D9 8,168 ufloril binding protection against 7,148 8,962 Distlllvis her. and it Is possible that she 9 Drug*, inimetlca A6 AI32 I0A78 .an he furred into membership 19.848 4,889 uml muji D 8 IA 1189 2,489 h> an economic incite, or a sincere |U Metal fabricator* 191 •1,377 D20 A38 10,440 13.119 7,681 tear of tlic collected might of :iu MmctllaiuMiuN D80 068 1,570 3,800 the lest of the world. I2| If slu •l It. It. uqulpnieiit 4,nl 1 D4 00.b 13,318 DU99 13,811 does join, a complete woild fedt-i- 5 (ifflat* equipment I I’lintini; uml i l i u m will have been constructed, DV.6 A76 2,18V 2.399 1.237 i’ulilisliliig v hit'll makes loi prucc. .She Would t D18 A28 l Conluinet 3,892 4,813 6,**7 mil us u mvinhoi nave uny more t A ut orm biles control into the of the U. 8 . than A 05 A 10.6 anil tM irk * 149.793 207,767 248^84 she does ut present with her means of infiltration. A senator from (1 Pulp uml paper D83 1)20 4,894 lirmlllCll 19,344 8,149 Flortdu cannot modify the Indus­ 35,926 DIH A.'IU 22,089 28,897 try of .Maine. Under a world con­ 22 liuilillng product* 11,1)8 i D62 A24 4,288 6JH3 stitution, the Itussian delegation Hi Metal mining could do no more than demand 19 Fmiil product*, llaklng & coiifecllon 33 222 33,926 38,841 A ll AH.6 that the U. 8 . Is not aide to angugti In world war (which Is right), Id ltiidio-tvlevi*lon electrical product* 60.292 49,909 18,421 DO. 7 A7 that would he her only constitu­ 16,098 4,196 4,8.39 D07 A 17 tional uctlon as u member. There 12 Textile* 7 Tobacco 4 * coordinate 14,932 AMI IM.H64 D7 11,863 Death often lurks In the innocent-looking flesh of whnl is u chance that she could become i i Oil 391.7911 and county 217,936 294,861 D.T2 1)8 not just u ' iiieiuliei", hut the allis presumed to be an edible mushroom. The fact Is com­ Ji'i M iic h in e ry the stute. 19 917 16,804 D38 1)20 12,647 monly known, and yet Instances of pol«onlng and death from JET ' S n!u ihuch.icc III T O T A L ' Dimes is con­ >1.048,983 (982,102 (1,003.844 1)4. IA4..I ••Atlng the wrong klntls Hre all too common, f.T ^(1* nui ducted each January by the Na­ is -very, very, w ry small arc tional Foundation and II 1* 2,«UU An unfortunate experience with the little plants usually iliat iiuw, 'I nut was what xtuinptlir thirtiu* ii dropped to les* ihun county chapters to tiininci* the na­ begins with a country outing, but the other duy a mother • cl mu up licrurv) uml well worth 10 c e n t * . tionwide fight against polio In tire taking Imcmusu wllhiiul world and child in New York City nearly died from eating polson- auvurnmi'iii Thu prospective drop In Ilia farm field* of pntient care, scientific tonnulhur wur iiin mushrooms they had gathered in a city park. They had must iiicvitul.il', uml share will reflect a sharper ileellm -eairh and professional education. | The I960 appeal will Is- held Jonrelied on the popular but wrong notion that if a silver coin predict that il will m il uur clvlll In ugrlrullural price* than In re uarv lfl-31. uml wipe out a large part and bit of garlic placed In the frying pan with the mush­ .ilxutiun tall prices. In other words, proDr. Miller, a nationally promi­ humanity. , rooms do not become discolored, the plants are safe to eat. W ASHINGTON, Nor. 1 - < / h - .-esslng and marketing charges nent educator, bus Item president I should nuvi* sum It luifora, Health officials say this Idea is rank suporHtltlon. without world gowrnmant: The farmer proluihly will luxe will tend to remain near thin of Die University of Florida since 19(7. Horn In Front Kovul, Virgin­ Botanists say, as a matter of fact, that there is no sare D EA TH . With world gowrnmant. three more cent* of the consumer'* vear's level. ia. hr received hi* A. II. lltgrav at ( immI ibdlar III IliftO, the Agrlrul. I'E A t.E and onu chaiau In thou* and faultless way to distinguish between an edible uud a The department said labor costs the University of Klclinmhd, Ills amis limt the people uf tha world lure Department said today. l>ol*ono*.4 mushrooms except by learning to reeognixu each will ..1 Ihe food Industry are expected A. M. ut the University of V ir ­ nllow Itiusla to gain control, an iiyernge share of lo average higher next ye«r. Hu ginia uud his I'll. D. at Columbia <ne individually. The only advice which can be given to those and uvun (hull one chancu in thou­ 49Taking cents this year, the food pro­ are irarixporlatlon charges. University. without that knowledge of mushroom* Is thut they Htlck sand* lhal they would bo able lo ducer muy have to he content with lie began hi* career In 1926 as 1 I 0 any thing if tliuy did gain cunto plants obtained from reliable dealers or get identification Other fowl Industry expenses, n V ru cIo r „i' William ah uvriugc of III cents next year. 11 ol. ch as rent., container., and the ^.V.xfarv College. Hi l,«s lie n from a competent botanist before eating any gathered in the During 'the war, the farmer's 4 * ar>4 H IH p i 'I imI nn Die* *aifa*rits#(* 1 . . ...... like, are expected, on the average, meadows. Death from mushroom |K>l*nning I* no more • 4tA chance w.nlh inking luduiall "hare gut a* high u* bl cent.*. Ill lo decline slightly from tills year's dean of students 11ml assistant professor of psychology at Buck pleasant than any other kind. level. Hot in 1 Slinking iilmiil this thing, null University, president of Keuka I have fell thut mu most import­ progress io und iiiuuuil Sanfoid, It uppears, the department said, Collugu and has lectured and ant and fnndiinuiital Issue haa not many souls are living saved, liul that husluess condition* will he evun Ih’uii louchud. A HE NOT T H E wilh the uinounl of liquor stores generally favorable for agencies mi i Mll'I.KN Oh T H E WOULD TOO o p en for luisiuess, we feel certain marketing farm products, nlthoogh D IF E E ltE N T , IN L'UUTOMH, Dial they have more diligent fol- recent trend* show much variation lt is time somebody told Ameriniii* for sure whetlier IIE L IE F H , ID EO LO tiYH , LANOU* Inwets than the churches. I vant by type uf establishment. >r not there is u prospect for n rmluced supply of rofft'i*. o .E n , It A OEM, W AYS OK L I F E , thul the preacher*, especially who Entry uf new business Into the viircely h day doe* by wlihoiit *onu-one nmkiug n imblic ET C . TO FE D E H A T H IN TO A it-ad Ib is, will inuke g greull-r ef­ field of farm marketing has de­ atatement either that coffee i* almut to hi'ronii* ii lnxiirv •i 'UII.D U N IO N 7 If this Is true fort lo suppres*, In their cungr.e- clined mnsldaraldv since the I94H m tin- 111L 1 unit I vc, und I feul pure gallon*, Ihe use of alcoholic 1)1 inks, »r that thfnft* Ih poiiltivaly no danaur of any MllortaK(,. A number of ynh rniiiisivr* have postwar pvak. The frequency of ihai it Is, then world guwrnmmt business failure* Is also rising This r«»rt of.thing i* unnerving. Coffee i* Ihe iruiiiisliiy is still uni practical, and Ita pto- atnoiig your niemld rs those wlijun rapidly, hut I* still luw In relation anna ate h it ii|t iiH i dfiiilt you kuiuhr that iigulur in whltjh Die citixeii ileiietul* to keep him nwnke through ponanl* are wasting tttalr iimr. ers. I f In M . ilgh time Unit ^udginunl tu prewar. and nrc living vary silly, w ry ' ihnan overloogjevening at the curd tuhlu uml to get him going piactical. Hum Ihi* an answfcr? begin' at Ithu lioil, A* • The ilepartfenl said partial rehi* house af God, Hgaiti the tiext morning when the ulurm cluck bid* him Ire I'll* Lord know* I hofiu minister* let us nil do uur iitmosl purla indicate that footI industry to put ' thd litiiinr Ddse dirt of profits,tare averaglag moderately off to Work. It lends warmth to his lunch uf sundwiches uml I doubt If II ilov* h*Vn rnwcp than a year-ago, Mantirtide Colinty. ' provide* an exeuw. for. getting out uf the office for u few hliswir. Hut tin'll I huvu *i 1 1 ' u ■t 1 . ' I W'pest, gs of a 'filfmir Ivtle^. I- 1 minute* In mld*mornlng and mid-ufterntsm, In ' ahgrt, coffee malic hsforu, and I am H'lh'a'sM sihe that thi Ih* Sged We. iPt It uuw. r ’ '"I ’ 1* impotttfnt In AimtH^un life. Yniir* with hopnfiilit4lil must depend opori Ihe 'revenue Let's fuce the tfucsflon fearlessly. Do we, or ih1 we not, from''this ever damning evil foi Ahioii llnrlu meager living. Help by uhitnitl 1 . I‘ ‘ liuve eithugh coffee for a second cup this winter? ng from Its use ami seeping ynm O p Io M o lrial Editor churches cli-uu. Yours In Christ' C L A Y 'S NEW JOH today Is'i'uine i-nmpiiigo mnneger The .Sanford llt-mld service. NEW YO K K . Nov. I —DP)— Sanford. Flnridu Kev. II. W. Mil le i, 1 13 MagaeWa Ave. 112 ieneral Lucius Clay, former to rnixe $2 ,IMIll,mm for the ortli- Dear Sir, ' Miller Farm* With ihe numerous revivals lii nllltary governor In Gvrmuny, litis uml rheumatism foundation.' accepted bids to play In the annual Blue-Gray football game heie Dec. 31. They Join Travl* Ttdwel), Au­ burn’* ace pasxar and runner, on the southern squad. Tidwell's »c. reptunc? was announced by (Hue. Grey headquarter* over the week­ end. Hunxlnger Is rated as one of the nation's top ground gainers. II* ■coil'd two touchdowns over Furman. .” 1 Kynes, a standout renter for two seasons,-la Iwlng lioomed for AllConference honors. cation for New York State from taught at Columbia. Associate Commissioner of Edo1941 to 19411, Dr. Miller wu* ul*o a memlter* of tha Cabinet, New York State Department of Kduca tlon. He la co-author of several books on education and Iioh written numerous articles for national pub­ lications. NOTICE Will sail home-MSlde tractor for repair* A alorage. SumtnerfiUra Welding Shop, Live And Learn Farmers Profits L iS T® SI'Kb‘ly In Coming Year Geneva, Fla. 1939 BUCK SEDAN One qvynuv. gooti mechanics! #d ' tires, cundltloQt only M 9500 Ittlfi 1937 Funtlic ParkiVd 9 1295.UH $ 175.00 T E R M S and T K A D E H NICHOLSON RUICK CO. I'hnne 1034 Hanfurd, Fla. S Coffee WHITE BTH1MH Mr. Henry McLuuiln f. FOH STYLE— FOE S iz e __ FOR. VALUE. * UAUMOUt "CUITOM" INTIXIOXI * MO WIA8-AMUN9 •UMfMII huhI military collega uul in Miaaiaaippi. wlitr* iht it h ia m i Deep ihcy'rr afraid to wall* lor fear of running irnack 9 China, hat lurnrd down $50,WOO— that's right lifiy million y—from a Texas oil man who kipped on lire subject of "whita Rmsacv ". We don't know how hOT OUier organiraliom would W turned lhal offer duwn in i day and time when ihe Al|kty Dollar ir ihe only God recognile, and we Mae Jaffenon Military College M have uted ihe money. All HMra credit to it, and to Nat* I f '0*1 Miaaiaaippi that it could *4 25 DOZEN . . ■ National Advertised Bntnds ifiret break hat come in the etriha ai Bethlehem Steel to go along with the CIO'i i foe H»cially company fin* fMMioni added to (hair So* •eority pemioni to provkla With no lata than 1100 a > fteneione when they are ALL SIZES & SLEEVE]' LENGTHS ' i OAUAVMO tOUCH-O-kUIIC OVHMW OFTWMA1I Were 3.95/ Now Born* Aa Law aa - f t * . . WEDNESDAY SATURDAY . .. '- -THRU JTRfir*^ ■• 1 of U * * * Um U f, MBW Mffoury, tool 'ft ,s a" in f# *. a RnlfJsL^Vr ’-. \ .i H i i . ^ r »/ •.sir,l �/ %-'r T H E B A N D IE D . Social A n d Personal Activities CarUa Palmer Ray—Society Editor T c^ p h o n t 118 n. Mr*. J. Ray, TH U RSDAY The T. E. L. Cl*** of the First Baptist Church will meet at the Church Annex nt 7:.10 with Mr*. Ellen Shadnln'* group a* ho*te*». The South Side Primary ParentTeacher A s s o c ia tio n w ill on f t ut the school at :t: 1 r. p. M. Seminole Chapter No. 2, <>. K. S. Ill meet at the .Masonic Hall nt K:IMI P. M. Student loan night will lie held. SATU RD A Y The Sanford Tourist Cluh will hold a supper at lid'll o'clock nl ihc Tourist Center. Reservation* mny lie made by telephoning '4I17W or U60-W. The Ainerlmn l-rgiim Auxiliary will show p ld iili’* of their project the ’Joy Shop’ fol­ lowing the sllppei The Tourist Club will have a slipper at the Tourist Center at 11:00 I’. M. Reservation* iiiiih I la1 made liy noon on Thursday by telephoning 4!17-W or 060-W. The American laigion Auxiliary will show films of their projeet the “Joy Shop." MONDAY The f•it11111111 l.iiiiihdn Chillier of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at the Mayfair Inn nt 7:110 o'clock. Social Calender " TUESD A Y The Women of the Friendship C la n of the Lake Mary Communi­ ty Church will meet at the home of Mr*. C. C. White. The Daughter* of Wesley Clo** of the First Methodist Church will ■ meet at 7:H0 P. M. In McKinley Hall. Ho*tonne* will lie M n . J. I’. Thurmond, Mrs. E , C. William*, Mrs, Fred Stmnge, Minn Mary ForInh. Mr*. Boyette and Mr*. A. II. Steven*. The tided* Class of the Firnt Baptist Churrh will meet In the Assembly Room at the Church An. nex at 8:00 P. M. with Mrs. M. F. Smith’s group a* hostess. W EDNESDAY The Sanford Woman'* Club will t # hold a general huslnrs* meeting and luncheon at 12 :.'I0 P. M. For reservation* member* are nnked to call Mr*, lien Wade, telephone 636-J. A farce comedy will be pre­ sented a* the program'under the sponsorship of Mr*. S. C. Hnirlman. The ho*le**e» will be Ml** Elallee Kirehhoff, Mr*. R. I.. Sill. Mr*. I.. T Do**, Mr*. John Kirk, Mr* R. B. Crumley, Mr*, li. A Montleth. Mrs. George McCall and Kiddies Week at GARRETTS SPECIALS GALORE Kids OunRarccH 1 — :• Now Only $1.2!) f K ids Blue Denim $1.29 OVERALLS SISKS I — .1 Kids Plaid F la n M H SHIRTS SIZES 2 • I0*n a | .no I2'n thru «|.HH >If * .1 '’ * HANKS CA R N IV A L S T R Ii'E I) SH IR T S E 11, l |,50 SIZES 8 thru Ifl Mr*. C. S. Carmichael of Silver Spring* I* the guest i,f bet brother mid sisler-ln-lnw, Mr. ami Mis, W. M. Hoag. Mr. and Min . Blake Sawyer* have returned from Sin asotii where they spent the weekend wilh Mr. and Mrs. Itnhy l.anig. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. White* hi oil hove arrived f 1 "in SnvatiMill, N. Y. where they hove *|-enl the tins*, several month*, I,ester (Jutlirle arrived >01 F r i­ day nig hi from New York State where lie has spent the pa>l four months Mr. and Mrs, It. II Gnllirir [trued today to theii home on it turn West Eighteenth Street after spend severnl months in Savnnii.ili, N. Y. Mrs. II. IV Eehols »vn culled 1" I’illckaril, Ain. Iieeilltse of the ser­ ious illness of bet mothci She was iirconipanled by M i. E. C, Echols. K a il hsclmlt/.. Jr, has iciuined to the University of Honda in (laiuesville after spending the weekend in Sanford with hi* mother, Mr*. Helen Schultr Mr. mill Mr*. II 1110M lie ckenhitch and Mr*. W .C , .Satchel were weekend gnrsl* nt Mr* Stitcher'* dnughler mid snii-iii-law, Mi and Mr*. Elnici I.nvfichl in Ellington, Fla. Lieut, anil Mr*. Ilnmlil Clause and daughter Itimiu left today for Norfolk. Va. where Lieut. Clause is *tntiomsl willi the Navy En route to Norfolk they will vi*ll I,lent. Clause’* sister nod lontheiin-law. Mr. and Mrs. A. S Cniniling in Coliirnhia, S. C. Blue Demim s iz e s P e r s o n a ls LITTLE T Y K E ’S O V ERA LL JA C K E T S SIZES I — 1(1 Eh, a | .UK J iimI Like The Cowboyh Wear VISIT GARRETTS CON. or Inl. A SANFORD AVE. * •i R A N F n im Golf Association Has First Tourney M rouri.st (lu ll Holds Halloween Parly JACK e*x JILL SHOP 'i s»'Vi"4 Large Crowd Attends South Side Carnival Woman's Club Will See One Aet Comedy f O V IED O , Nov. I— (Special I The Oviedo I,Ion's Clnh will meet Tuesday evening at ^ I' M. at the Oviedo Woman'* f’lnh tor their regulur meeting runl supper. This will he a Joint in*-*-*ing of hiteband* anil wive*. Sena lor Claude Popper wilt he tin guest spaakar. Among those seen nt the 01 mlor of the now Carver Then" 1 It, Orlando, owned hy Charles I Nihlark from Oviedo, and m vl'ed liy Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Nlhlack from Oviedo were Mi end Mrs. I*. E. Jordan; Mr. and Mrs, John Courier J r.; Horn Kelsey; Emmett Kelsey: Mr. mol Mr*. William Henry Martin; Mi* W. P. Carter; Mr. and Mr*. Urn fJ. Walnrlght: Bennv and Hoy Walnrlght; Mr. and Mr*. Georg" C, Means; Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Falrcloth; Mayor awl Mrs. Frank W. Ta|hott; Mr. and Mrs. George Bnrlev and son: Mr. nml MrsJim Parllnt J, P. Co» nml Still, Rnnniet Mr. and Mr*. Eddie Parker) Mr, and Mr*. J. H. June* and hoys, Jnhnnla and Jimmie: mid Mrs. Hattls P. Ragsdale. 1 ' *■ , Try « Wave Given With Our » * * 'i ", New Jet-Ray Machine. < •*' * -‘-.fr . U i i - THE PERMANENT THAT GIVES THE SOFTNESS OF A \ f T f V .v COLD WAVE PLUS THE BODY OF A HEAT WAVE I 1T*8 NEW ! IT S LOVELY I WE HAVE I T ! >1* ' K im ) V111 ttiiiii \ m mi if I h r T i l •‘ I n i|!h l» ‘f f*' in t'* Hi*ni w I'lr Mi iin •I M i h W illis A x t r I MI inr* Ja n e V x le lt , T e i 1 1 \ x l e l l of So d a*. N \ . M i- D an a Hack h ail* of I ’c lit i* v ! * an 111. Mi and M i- Holii'i t M ien . Mi * Ho-e h'low c l - . M i- .1 It i 'l a w f o i d M i* A J . W a l k i i , M i-* A 1 auk 11 I'lik m h F la n k Iiik u e h , M i* H o ach , Ml W lu lc , W illia m E c k l n u i . F t lin k L i i*k e . V an I! Ile e c lie i T h e A lt ie in n n le g io n A iix d la lV w ill I'l i l c l l u l l i tin T o u t 1*1 C lu b on S a lu id a v nl Ih e T o m i» l C e n te i fo llo w in g a * ii|i|ie i set v e il liy the ilid e Itn se rv a tlm m mu»t la- lltulle hv T h o t sitae a* a ooota o f till luiU ’it i net. A f ilm oh Ih e A u x ilia ie [ spiuM oied m o ie c l i tie " J o e S im p ' i 'id I iw show 11 it v f « o lw r » r f o r g o in g ga»lv F m c iie * of e lcg su e* . . , slim , x-dtle’ n s ftriiu g F o r t iliir ix . . . with a fntplti^ fljf, T h r (ttu tw e iii th il l .i* h io u w in c h r s e ll v c .i i heat llte * * e il veiaiu 11. I 11 oral c h a iim a o fm Ih e even t noil ip 1 barge o f n ilu m itt i e* fo l 11n e v e n in g w ete .M l* I. F t im n e i, cake w a lk . M l* W A I ’’ ’ I " , -peril. In n i-e, A lls t a il Mem *. f l- li point. Air*. I ' e i l l l l l l t l i e i , h "l (lu m F l i r t ........ I * lieee tail 1 o lle i H ull J It *( 1 |u f ’l i . m e t «•>(-* • dog*, 'll* W II .Ii oiling*. Conn try Sirui’. Mi- l’ M’,i I’npr, naiele M. II Sliicktaoil anil Hay Hei ...... Cold drink*, Ml" M D Itooigai ne 1 , while cliphlinl *ale; 'ti I* It. Waiklns nod Mi* Keilh Wi • fa ll i iiio lu d r,p p le » ; l a o i e n Jo h n tu n, (cep 1 id e s, im p m iii I , m il M r* Hull H a rt i* i ' I i > Jm 1 I' and Mlii t ' l il f o r i l Mi leiM o o , 'e ket chrtil Ilia n , Mi " " I ’. r ’ m p p e r , and It W W tllu tm ihn» /vT__I t O I L , UMP ■c5 IIlKlM'H. * N ew / C c ty r te ftto o fo tr fhetpmduct... , cutsdishwashing time in half! Pishes,glasswaregleam al D read d irty illMltes? I,el Vel dn th e job! Vel miven iiji to hull y'lin' diahwiiHhinj; tim e: ‘'lenntt diHlteti cln m cr than . . . yel. In Pimy oil your ImrtdH! Willi th is R ival, new win plena Hilda ntailn hy ColRMle-Uulmnllvi’- l’eel, all yon do in wiihIi and finim ' Vel le a vcm no Hiiaji H cuni. . . no Htrenky Him In pollith aw ay! Dinltea — even BlfiHf'Waro — d ry HparklliiR elear n it limit wt/iimi! ..li .u AI/LPER. 7 0 H A N D S than .)n<//ejehngpnxhrcj m a ck i6 r w ashing chi/tcs a n d fine firhncsf ^ »Mv Ven, actual Hkin IcatH made by an Independent laboratory—name on rcqneat— prove that Vet la milder to handH than any other lending product1^ made for wuHhitiB diHhcH and line fabrlen. fbts *nd pans get shfing cJean wtthoot M scourihgf Elbow greano la nhl-fashlotted I Now. too8 |K>ta and pans with Val whllo you do the illahca. fit rise them nearly cle an ! Nn hunt scouring needed I Vel cuts through grease fnstor, more co m pletely than soap; yet leaves nogreuayfeellng dishwater , , , no dlshpan ring I Mi .,;v. , f e t s t i * m— 1- . >• '7>. ■ ^_lL at 1 l.iiiiie d F a - liio t i Slim * ol till* 4 e .ll! Iu * l .1 lew ............ ..... ..............................• » tii-49s*:» > ■ lead n o M , -o ln I* \ in e t ii .i’ . 10 l.fttla ona year old John Harley Cox was the guest of hnnnr Sun­ day afternoon when his parent*. Mr, and Mrs. H, E . Co*, enter* talned with a birthday party la honor of his first birthday Hl •heir hows. Those Included at this affnir Included: Mr. and Mr*. Elbert B*xs)sy, Mr. and Mrs. John f'llver, Carol Boaaloy, Barbara Ann Booaktv, JoAnns Oliver, Mary Lou Ollvsr, Reverend Spell, Alfred Bass. Hasal Priest. Sonny P r in t and Baatrles Priest. We have Just returned from the Florida Hairdressers and Pn*metnlogiata Association's annual state convention held In Tampa wtyire we received personal Instruction In hull- ntyllnR and hair cutting under the direction of Kohert Fiance, uuest stylist of New York Cltjr . . . . . ■ , For “LITTLE CIIIIBBIKS” . . . Cotton Chubelte DreiSw's in Sizes Pepper Speaks Tonitc At Oviedo Meeting ■» * Anna RodncvuH'h IOx Marries Divorcee T H E I I A i i l ' K , T h e N'l’ lhm la n d s, The Sanford Woman’s Coif As­ N o v I irPi .1 dm l l ' i t t i g i ' i m a rsociation sponsored the first tour­ lie d M i* V ir g in ia Dale' I . m m o f nament of the Fall season on Sun­ P h o e n ix , \||/ indue at a c iv i l day nt the Seminole Country Club. H APPY III If TJ l HA V c i'm iu m c at ib . H ague ; m en h u ll A luncheon vvn* served at noon Mird fu f t a f t s Havnii .1**1 i»*r |ii* 1 1 t u h n l %rr lCarol I,unbelt H r eeu- die 01 . .1 |a - l A n g ii* l fro n t after which a Scotch twn-hall tifiW llH f u r M h 'ji'i t<» S u p I I vr» m I ia > r| j ; h *»•!«>««b S I jepx ti| Mr*, \ 11na li.......veil lloedliger. foursome was enjoyed. Hint's Mill** t>ichill 1 tn : \ im dailghlei ..f lie b ile Pie-olellt. Prixe* for the afternoon went to Mr*. E. 11. Smith and Bill Herndon, Hoetligni 1 agneil a- puhli*hci i.tis . r,,«)s l.t I H low gross: E. B. Smith and Mr*. of the Seal He 1',,-t Imelllgelerl'l John Ivey, low gross runners-up; ill I'.IITi J alei hi' iiiul \ niea Huo-e Mis* Maud Wilson ami Paul • f fill iiij ; I'.lbill ) .1 . Shi CtlffA'L The S u n fo id T m ii'is i f 'lu ll m et i vcIf 1 piilib-ii.'d and ndili’d fm a Cnm pM I, low net; Mis* Rose I,evy on S a tu rd a y e v e n in g fm a I I 11I pet i**l Hu \ 11,-.<mi I'line*, a I'hnc and F. M. Swmtkhouse, low net In w i’ V n pm tv nl >lm ['mu 1 I I'rm ,<*i ^ • N ew lie - lr .it her H e lls .'.1, runners-up: Mr*. Myrtle Adame te i w il It lto li H o lism ) a* m n s li'i Ilix |HI|iei In I i|* In sited for ami Eddie Slout, high gross; Mr*. o f c c i cM iim ies, E iit e r t a iiu iH iit w a s Killope a- .1 I'-i eig 0 1 mi 1 e*|in|idI 01 Hut ■ . Andrew Carraway and Earl Hlg- D onahue nod M r*. A . ( '. S ln r k e enl ginlmllimn, low- score on No. Hi llliih ’t the d iie e th u i of M i- T im It o i'l11g, 1 iii 1.1 1 r 'lOtteeln l ee i til Mis* Nancy While and James T h e p io g in m opened w ith " S m ile * " Howland, high score on No. Id; E- am i other sc le e lio n * *u ug by Ih e file I lieotliii S w n ii- .iii \ .H O i'iaii'S, It. Smith, man closest to pin on irio u p led In Mi H o h *o n, M i* i'tih lii t i l . l i n e - iii- id 'iiiii* , 111 no N'o. 12 ; Ml** Wilson, lady closest' j, t^ i 11., \ l.ig o id i.i •It. I1KEI |o .' " tile d a blare- face * k ll ode..... .. . .111,1. 1 V III Hie Hull’ll •n pin on No. 7. I' al 111 and M i** M ai v Mi Mu goe 1 1 m ui'ii 1 Hu lin h m r - iu li Refreshment* were served fol w ith 't i J|iih *iin s in g in g “ S lu m .|IM’*I lull lowing the tournament in the Club 'm u ' III c a d ". House when the prises were " P e le t I ’l i u i t c i " . a le n d in g , w u* awarded hy Mi** Dorothy Powell, g iv e n by M r*. M. E . W h ile ntid trophy chairman. ' ‘.lo h in iv ** M u le " v ia * |u e * e id c il i*\ Pairing* fm the tourney In­ M r*. V ir g in ia llm u-h M i* Jo h n cluded Mr*. E. II. Smith, Rill Hern­ V a u g h n l e c i l n l " I C - N o lh in g to don; Mr*. Hugh Whelehel, George L a u g h A t " and w e ll k n o w n *>mg Thurston, Dorothy Powell, Dr. w e re *u ng iiv a se xte t to ro til|io u 'd T. F. McDaniel; Mr*. W. G. Firm- o f M r* Id a M o iiliu v . M i and M i* log, Ed Levy-Whitner; M re . D o nahue, J a n ie * S le w in I. \ r t Inn George Thurston, Price Heard] K u c h lio f f and M> II i i I m o II. " If M h “ T h e S to re W h e re S m a rt P e o p le S h o p " Mi*. Karl Higginbotham, Klrhy K \ t * » n* S m ilitii!* ' wum u m ix hy Fite, dr.; Mr*. John Ivey, K. B. M l H lllu n fl, Smith; Mi* Hill Williams, Harold l% » llo u iiii: m o i s i Mitir I'M'iiM iunh hastner; Mis* Maud Wilson, Paul nrinTM w r n whm In t i n .fiu te Campbell; Mr*. A. I). Marsh, A n ­ Hi iih t lr v i i ' 11 S ju itn *h »’*hm ; M m . drew Cnrniwny; Mrs, James How., Y mhl ( TlllM|lh»,H f«M (III HIM k ill it Ik land, .1. W. Allman; Mrs, Ho**. fillip id 1hi* u n 'ln n if thi u m c , W \e« Admit*, Eddie Stout; Mr*. J, W. K S m ith , 11 ** m« Hnyhwh \im > «»f Allman, Hoy Hymrs; Mr*. Andrew fu - ir , 11ni 1 .I h ii i m S h ’i i n i t fm I i h -Wv Carraway, Earl Higglnlxitham; w it i’h n iN h iiu r mid Mr*. Cedi Joseph and J. L. Hi f i r H l n m n i t tMMiwlmj; i* f Ingley, ih mil; h u n t* Htui n v rt’t ijijih r b h 'r , Also Mr*. Harry Woodruff, HIM*' Hf'l \ I'll HlliliM Mu- (liM l'tln ll Harry Tooke; Mr*. T. F. McDan­ 'if Mlww M u M mI i i HI ;| ( h I M l" VV H iel, Hugh Whelehel; Mrs. Paul T i l ir h in uhfMit 'J* i ' im h I h , Tin* Campbell, John Ivey; Mrs. Hay- r it li’v h 'i iln m itn l In W \ V m 1 mom) l.imihpilst, John Galloway; lin in ', ii HiiitiM v f 1 •mi S imI iih , Mi*. Frank Mill*, W. (J. Fleming; N V Mrs. Harold Kastner, Frank Mills; I b|'«M ill IMIW fttlhiH l'tl 11 H .lllt .u r Mr*. Ellen Stuck, Harold Lewis; ’t ii I lin in ’ um( h u m 1 1hi it I'MI hy Ai ADLMY Mis* Helen Cabas, .1 . A. Ponder; tin rJiin ini lliif h f T V f n lh in iiiii Mis* Hose Levy, Mr. Swnnkhouse; a Jtm im M n:h hI u i Ii Mi I p u r l> (Ml Mt«. Ed l.cvy-Whltnrr, Dr. Harry P h iliiv nitfhl Ih i iti ut iin it vn h ' Woodruff; Mr*. Tod Hwalm, Jack 111*111 j >1«"f i'll h\ 11 <tum ult 1rt lirm h 'il Horner; Mis* Nnney White, Janies hv Mi h S im Ur .hn* M " h?» tlm m U 'il Howland; Mrs. Jack Horner, Tod 11 iiik r In 1v ( in m | u iu i *lam in if Swnlm; Mrs. Hoy Hymen, and Roy w hich i ‘ nu h itlril tin* r \ i i i i i h j ’ h imi Holler. tiM tiiim m nt \ |ii» z r h jih h I m i ivhu Mr*. II. I,. Anderson of Hast­ ing*, Mr*. .1. N. Hobson .mil K erry Hobson returned to their inune* recently frnnm Miami where they accompanied l.ieul Pctirle Hobson to tin- Miami About '-’fill children and their Naval Jlase. Lieut. Itohsim has volunUittrml for service lit the parents attended the siipiiet which f . 8 . Navy Nurse Corps. "pened event* at the llalluwe’en 1 carnival held last evening at the I South Side Primary School. The Mr*. Eleanor H. Hnveticl has suiiner was served from fuOO to left for Washington. D C. where 7:00 P. M. In the school lunchroom. site was-called by the Hines* of Concession stands on the play­ her brother* Duncan 1. ltasell. grounds im-luilcrl a spook house, Mr. Hassll lived In Sanford for which piovldcd much merriment, many years, having l«’*n employ­ fortune tellers, a palmist and a ed a* a reporter for the Sanford Gypsy fortune teller complete with Herald ami later becoming sill- witch puppet, a hot dog stand, •nr of the Sanford Times, lie la * since been asaoelaled with plant stand, grab hag, while ole th* Timet-lforiild In Washing­ phant stand, country store, cake walk, a tiain, jinn rides and dait ton, D. Cj games. Many ntlier lamllis fin nislied fun fur the evening. A program was presented at H:UU P. M. in the schiHil audit in mm miller the Kpoii*or*hip of the I'm Inirv Sctiniil of Duncing. The entiic "lie a Little I ilcknn" Is the tillu program was arranged around an iiiigiiitil story written hv Mi of a one act comedy to lie pre- F il’d Holili n member ,,f the Sue .ented following the luncheon and Story Imagin’. Imsilic** meeting "f the Hanford Following a costume patadi Woman's f’lttli tomorrow at the itixe* were awardnl to Jane Wil i-lnh house. The meeting will lie- lam* iltesseil a* an Indian sipum gin nt 12:110 o'clock. with a paptMist- for the 1110*1 on The skit is under the dlrerllnn gitial costume, and to Pom-' •if the Drama Division of the Fine Hnmilin dressed a* a tiny doll l"> Art* Department with Mr*. H. G. the piettlesl coslnoii. A pi ire «« Harrimmi in charge. Members of won hv Fred Hall, i|ie*«ei| in * the Fine Art* Department will black suit with a gaily pptntid make up the cast of characters. face, as the most original and •" Those taking part will ha Mrs. Teddy Teston a* a court Jc<in Wallace Philips, Mrs. Roy Green, Mrs, Kay Herron served n» «>■' Mr*. John I.. Lee, Miss Carol Stone nod Mr*. Hnriiman. For the "New Look PAGE’ F L O R ID A rr �* / 1v-»•?'/WQ3!!!&BMS!!tflrF.TJ*F icjwri*3V|rtn': ffto tm T-. T U E S D A Y , M O V . 1, J M I THW H A N F O R D I H M I ' P - M W F O I I P f U N U D A Terriers Gamble Pacific Coast Teams Are Strong Big Ten Title In Battle With Lee Foes For Big Ten , Army, Aggies, California Are Top4 Notre Dame Leads By , 133 Of 161 Votes; Kentucky And LSU Way Down The List n r JA C K H AN D NEW Y O R K . Nnv. l - G P ) Notre Dame continue* to roll up the ecore In the Associated P m u footlmll jhiII with (VI per cent of the fimt lilac* vote* In tthe fifth weekly rating*. New face* come ntnl go In the top 10 hut nobody Ik clone to the Fighting Irish wlm wore ranked fimt hy KM of the till nporlr rlter* anil KpurtNcaatera parti­ paling. It’* getting inonotonmiK. Notre Dame la in the No. 1 spot anil the other member* of the "Big Four" rushing along behind them. The reat are straggler* In tho voting. Army la aecond, Oklahoma third •nd California fourth, Juat like laat week, The "III k Four” corn ered all hut three of tha flrat tilacr ballot*. Oklahomu drew I I , Arm* 10 and California three. The other* went to 10th idnco Michigan Hlate and to aevmtn-plare Cornell. Mlnnenota rind Pennsylvania ayl noaedlved out of the too 10 uftoi their respective defeuta hy I’urduc and Pittsburgh. Kouthern Method Ut and Michigan State took then hit place*. None of the "Hlg Four” wa* hard preaaed la*t Saturday. Notre Dame thumped .. Navy, • |, 40-0; Army Oklahoma walloped Iowa State .'14 ran over Virginia Military 40-14 7, and California turned back tifiCl.A ’a challenge, 115-21. On a point basis. with 10 foi first, 0 for aecond and *o on the Irish piled up 1.500 to out­ distance the pack. The Cadet'r Second place margin wa* allceil but they atlll hold the edge over Oklahoma. 1.228 to 1,808. Cull /urnla has I.IIH0 points. Michigan, the only other le.ui eicept Notre llame to lead tin poll this season, gained support hy toppling Illlnola, l.'l-O. Aa a remit the Wolverine* advanced a peg from aiatli to fifth. Baylr'a unlamlen Hear* Jumped from tenth to sixth on the strength of a 40*14 ramble against Texa* Christian. Cornell moved up one ■tep to seventh on Ita 54-0 rout of Columbia hut Hire surprisingly, fpll from No. 5 to N«.J» deapjll A 28-0 win over Texas Tech. lUthern Methodlat, u 7-ll wl|;ver Texas on Doak Waftei; * ment, tm State, which ftfo »” lCha"ma’.;M W tw|ttt»r a Saturday, rnlneil Temple, 82- K 5 Si! B . f,' M S l i t a i ' v o t e with uululi ( J r ured on a MM* 8 7 0 6 T * <* I baila (first plare votes In pareni^ N atra Damn (1118) ■ I?.* LitT.Ci’im 4. California (4) 6. Michigan 8. Baylor 7. Ctirnall (1) 8. Klee . . Houthern Mithmllst 10. Michigan State (21 The sacond ten—U . Ohio BtaU>. I l l ) 2. Southern California, 110: |« . Kentucky. 76; 114. Tennessee M i. 16. Iowa, 64: III. Duke, 4H; |7 , Louisiana Hlale IIH; 18. Bo»' ten University. 88) 10. Virginia, 84 i 20. Pt?nn»ylv«nltt himI f’ornlmwit • S2th 22.* llT O h o r * rtcolvlnir m»r«* than «nt' vote. Hanta Clara 27. Tulano 2d. fliU b u rg h , 28; Texas, 17; Minn*; |B| College of Pacific, Id, (Anhia. 12; Ninth Carolina, 111 fyomlng, 0; Missouri 7; Waki ^ rat ami Maryland each «i inova, each 4| U CLA and WIsaach 8; Alabama, 2. laoulfl Train# Exhibition Tour V ( A T L A N T IC C IT Y , N. J„ N«nr. I . Ju M t— Harry Mendell of New si «xhl lion tour agent foi ihe retired Louis, think* eight champion plan* a e k "or ha's getting hj*. hard way lenlvd he plana a to active fighting. ' ‘ said toddy Louis can-. . M4wo or three four-round iltlotu” In orller to work out Uptown Gym at New York. ‘ hoaed four*, h* never roi. Mendtll said _______ . f f l v * ten-rounder* before Chriitm aii Why do ^ when fours will draw thr - money7" ... ‘ * anatwed hlmeelf) ff supposed to draw betvda, It'* a lot more work 'iValther/has plan, of )jl» h#R getting ile dough . ty< We let the promote) JSiJBK JA C K S O N V IL L E . Nov. 1—LPi —Hlllshourgh he* Its big chance to stay in the running for the Big Ten high school football ^ title this week. ^ The Tempt! team must heat (,»„ or lose hope of repeating as conference champ. But unbeaten Lee is favored to win and match strides with It* c'ty rival Lan« don. Landon also I* the favorite agAinst Miami Jackson. I akclund should Slav In the running against St. Petersburg ■•nd so -houhl Edison against Jacksonville Jackson. The full rani: .a , Thursduy . , , “ Landon at Mb'ml Jackson Jefferson vs. Plant Friday „ . . l.e* nt Hll smirough Edison at Jnx Jackson C tlltA L O A lll.EH , Nov. I I.A K K I.A N D , Nov. 1— (Speclull <u Petersburg At Iuikcland (Hpecinl) — Uni ver nit v of Miami'* The Florida Southern College West Palm Bench at Orlando uirprlalng 1041) foothall team hu* euger* will begin a 2d game hasMiami Bench nt Fort Uuder'ialf doaen or more entries for kethall schedule here on Nov, 2ti dale tnv all Southern all-8'>|ihotnore when they meet the MacDill Field All the top rated favorites 'oothall tr-nm, sparked hy l.en Flyer* from Tampa, Athletic DI­ turned In victories Inst week. Martin of Pittsburgh, end, Mike lector Dick Morlund announced to* HlllshoromJh's 18-0 victory edged ^ Varrhlo of So. River. N. J., mol day. Orlando out of contention. I.sn -W Jim Dooley of Miami halflmck*: Setting the pace for F.S.C .’s Untiling their wuy to one of thr greatest upsets of tha foothall season., Dm Panther* of Pitt defeated don brushed hy Jnx Jnrk*on, 28*0. lack llackett of McKeesport, I'n.. Moccasin sipiad this year will lie Penn in the final minute* of a tnriller played In Philadelphia. In the above action ahot, taken In the Ia>e polished off West Palm luarterhaek; Hay Arcangrlrtti of Chuck Terry of second ipmrter, William Rhoads 116 ) of Penn I* shown missing a forward pax*. Covering him !■ Pitts* l.itkelntid and Rearh. 21*8. . Scranton ami Joe l.yden of Camp dene Itnlddri* from l.ynn, l.oui* Cerconi 122) in left at rear, while Janie* Robmsou la grounded and Leonard Ralnor (5.1), at I ml., Edison won nveor Miami Jnekhell. Ohio, guard*, and Wnllei high scoring aces wlm last year light, luicr .cored a nufety. The rventun: score was 22*21, (International) son bv ‘ a surprising marain Chwallk of Yoiiug*town, Ohio, were voted to the Florida A ll­ 2fl-n. Jefferson downed Fort end. Lauderdale. 27*12. Plant rllmbStale ipiilitel* hy u poll of rnllrgMurlln, who ha* lienii No. I dr iatr com he*. They will Ih> migr<l out of the celler hv winning. op Tensive end all w veur. wn* eallri ,IM.n|,..| |,y 2(1.14, over St. Petersburg. a r. wn* veterilll team HIP'-* 'he Im'*I end they il aeen < n . , , f r„„, |)|Hj y,.nr'H M,|Uad: The onlv non-conference foe ‘Borgia roaches to test n Big Ten team. Haines AM Z li» . . . . . . .Tolle. Lakeland; . .Joe I I-,*t met . . . ___ /.o'valh. ..... North (Carolina •.» A The Pacific Coast, which i'»rfjc» City, went down before the Lake­ 'Hiolidate Art Weiner, among f.'miton, I lido; Jack Palma, Fair ‘9 I on a running battle with the Mid­ land steamroller, 88-0. •thera. Mortlii la ul*u o floe pass view. N. J.j Tom Wnoge, Teuafly, Standings O'oufiri'iK'e games west, has won IN games, lost seven lly A S S O C IA T ED P R E S S receiver uud I* slated for Mime N. J.: Rocky Pegg, l.ynn, Ind.: and , So what's doing In tha rest of slid tied two Iteyond Its own family only): ) Vie Giordano from Maywood, N. J. W I.YDO, N. Nov. I —t/l'tif Tensive work fioin now on. I’TH OP A short summary of the South- tha conference? W Since Cmuli Morland assumed Sim mi signal* were up today u* llackett, 145 |Hinnd fli Id general 31 134 ru'leru Conference from Sept. I Florida's Coach Ray Wolf spent I Here's the conference breakdown Landon* ’ mil passing wixnrd, took over command of the M|ic eager* In ilie I7lli North an ) South Upm lo Nov. I rah, rah, rahl awh, ratal Monday trying to davlse way* and 25 Hid Lee 4 of games outside Ihe^eugue:^, lull) way In. the I'urduc gmue mol I!) 17, the *i|uud has been noted thdf iniiriiiHiieut got under wuy. 28 (17 Rut, us sum*hotly one* observed. means of keeping other people Hillsborough Tin to enlletl " ' ft lesser lights bail ami hurled a touchdown pa** to heul for consistent performance 28 87 2 18 6 I .788 lakeland • 10*11 "It’* always darkest before dawn,” from playing in his backfield. .Southwest 38 2H (leorgia. He I* one of the finest II* ability lo challange the mettle their day vesterdaiv us the tiin which perhaps could be paraphras­ They even worked on It In the .702 Edison l 10 6 0 of tlo< slute's must powerful com- fylng iomul wan ployed off. From Ivy League 61 oaurra In Miami history. 32 Orlando 2 rain. Florida really wanta to beat ed for the S E C to read: "Thint* .720 18 7 2 Pacific Coast Dooley, Argruuolrtll l.yden mid Idnatlons. tiver tha pn u two year* what the pluvora who didn't <|uall afe hound to get better.” 87 HU West Palm Baacl: 2. Georgia. .043 18 10 2 .Southeastern 104 48 Chwallk are all defensive »tmt* the records show n total 15 wins fv for uii liivllnllon to the tourua2 Aa for Georgia they spent Mon­ Hlg Seven So, on that premise and the fact 12 7 I .032 Miami Jackson 58 wlm have wielded only one tola'll uud IN Inset in a ntnle schedule ment proper showed, the hlg 88 J r i Jarkfliui 1 .550 day with good results, turning up 10 H 2 Big Ten 137. down on the ground In the four top heavy with traditional fuvor- names hud hotter lie on their gain*, thul rontiuct* are contracts, bund* a promising punter In center Bu ..... 39 Plant I .600 .......... 12 12 2 When the ftnnl score of the UN red* of young men are heating Mitourl Valley 79 1 fin e* they have played. Purdue lies. 24 0 12 1 .420 Fort Lauderdale 0 McClung and a surprising passer; skyline Hix 86 28 and (leorgia each scored on paste* In these yearn F.S.C. hu* played apialifiers hud liet'ii posted, the llieir liruln* out un the off chance In end George Lorendo. St. Petersburg 0 .244 IQ 81 0 .Southern over substitute defensive halfbacks -I* gurnet with the University of inline of Tommy Wright, u lanky ilial ihey will win a football game Mississippi's tired Rebels, faring md the other two tollies on Miuini Miami, »i* with the University of w il t mi pm from Kingnport, Term., next Saturday, Tiilunc spent yesterday design- Chattanooga Saturday, took the •nine agniust the third team In Tnmpn, font with Florida- Slot. led the field with a siionp" (17 five f„r „ presumably me* day off. •he llnliiiis rout. I'mver-lly, and four with the I ’nl omlci pin fm the No. 2 i limnpliin llty lup counti y idiih course, a (1,1)62 N|IVV #m| )in(| rough Down state In Mississippi at Dooley Is also being gronmed fm vei-ity of Floridu. vanl o(j ip. woik scheduled for today and to* Htate, the Maroons loafed. Il was offensive play, mid the II fool !l I lie F.H .tltM tl-61) basket hall In oil, I I players liellercd par , . w their first rest since Sept. I, hut speedster I* also a good pass ir schedule: Nov. 20 MacDill Field 72 am I five o lhirs e.pmlled regnal With left halfback George Klnek Coach A ithur Morton promised reiver. The sixth grader*’ round robin at Lakeland. Dee. 1— Dniveisity of lion figures. U gliest score to win „ ,nJ|lrH n ,, Ih„ (;r, cn| „ they would get down to 'business Vncchlo ha* scored again* llnltouch football tournament at the Florlrla ill l.iikelaiul. Dee, II Mer­ was 76. two under the figure wl.leh w,.n, ,.„n*olatlon In ‘ ‘ Il preparation for Auburn. today In Ilia, l.ouisville and (leorgia and cer University at Macnii, tin. Dec. J A C K S O N V IL L E , Nov. I--UP) .Sanford Grammar School was won "f f’" 'luollfylng berth* „ N(ltr|. |,nnle whipped missed a touchdown agulnsl I’m 10—J mx Naval A ir Auburn took life lightly, too. —it ’, up to Lake City—with or recently hy Room eight *i|Und. .Station at was good enougli a year ago. The N.(|VV 4„.(| wh||p , h„ ,rUh trounc due when a pas* he cauglil ill Ihc Jacksonville, Fin. Dee. Ill Col­ forlminte 6U Jnlniil '12 Invited while Alabama with an open date without hark Tommy Ives—to Ernie Morris and Lurry Burney .1 'hem Id to 7. ipan nil the five was out of Imunil* lege of Charleston ut Lakeland. playeis lo make u field of 112 fol elected co-ni,.tains by sechet Saturday got the day off. Their prove this week Its early season Meanwhile In (lalnesvllle, Florl- J ihi. 7 -MneDill Field at Mue(in I hut basis, tills makes the upset, 14-7 triumph over Georgia, success was not u flush In Ihe pan. ballots of their leum mules Ja freshmen using (leorgia plays IHII Field, Tampa. .Inn. in -Jack­ however, cost their famed end, Lake City meets Live Oak, a The runner-un, mom nine, was hud little Success against Floridu sonville rUiihiiiiui .Slate at Lake* Iteliel Htelner, a shoulder separa­ learn that knuckled under to Jack- captulned hy Hulteil lldllainl and dflhA skaSon'Ruturdny. Conch Ray ferciici- pits Vanderbilt ugalost tion. eonvllle Beach Fletcher, 3U-U, last ■James Hawkins, 14 —Fhu Ida Vi'ti'iuii |o os Willis (inggili of farslty fimthallers who uie set land. Jan. Ul and At Laxlauton, Kentucky pre­ week. Lake City smarted under a The tejuu roster for Ihe winner* State University ut l.ukeland. Jan. While I'luins. N. Y., and Al lloug Louisiana Hlale University.1 up handing, Georgia Its fifth loss In' itreiiarntinn ('oaeh tins Tins­ 13-13 tie with Ht. Paul*. The W d ffsh iftd d defehslvaI' assign 20 and 21 University of Miami ul litnii of Almlover, Mil., eurh had ley of I..HU put his tnen through a pares!, to send ita unbeaten—In the undordog Ht. Pauls team scored Its was; Larry Burney, Ernie Murris, Southeastern that is—t earn Keith Ellis, Lonnie Green, Wayne 26-22. A newcomer Id tht triMM* ___ . unbeaten ............................... ._ polnta ___ in the late stages after .... ‘ “. Be lain ................... Michels, Jlmniy Owed, Xavier, ... in prt .. „ W| ( 4W) KU, Jan, 28— ment trial. Lou Barbaric nf Mail, light' workout .yesterday, hnt not against so with Coach Bill Edward* and paraUoa,. Gooch Paul Bryant "put Ives was wa* Injured. > Maurice' Phillips, Johnny Hmltb, Maurice d’nmips, Florida's crus* country team up­ Mercer university ut l.ukeland. N. J.. hud 8(1*82. •" " : hla men through their longest 8t. P*sle also gets a test, meet- Henry Hettr Took*: Turner W illia m so n ^ There weie no casualties of. a his Commodore*. set Auburn yesterday, 88*88. (low Fell. 8—(leorgia T'Ciuhci* College Cdwerds, who............ Is Installing theM rpl ../if. the and . promised Ing Ut* defending champion Taljo- and t nd ilM W JBW M L .• Edwards, . ... aeason ........-..r --r — wore wins) • Whltey Ovartou of. at Lakeland. Feh. I University surprise nature among those fall­ Misa Lia Lialle Cntilpti Misa lle Camidadl I* the "T ”’ 41 Vamiy. Vandy, passed-up thr the mAial uMial i »h* scrimmage eeeslon* session* would concon haseee team thal hasn't managed Auburn waa the Individual .winner, of TaMba at •UW rahdi'FMC T-^ ing go diuke the grade, i ' •* '-'t _ leAfiuv ... this, season. A JIM )' teacher vr ndav rest to send his hovs a league win hPr of t|ie t)., | winners. of FJ'lipidu at (,'ninesy lnnerw. hoys Untie tlnue today, . Tup amateur was Wiliam Mark­ Monday ing the four mile* In 22 minute* Un Iverslty tie with Gainesville was Tailss, Mu. Feh. It -Htetsan Uni­ ham of Ka*i Hampton! .Cumiy n through a drill In fundamentals. I -----------------—— seenndsi'Jfdi (irlffln and Boh hassee’a lot last week. > >| Meanwhile after a bruising A u -, T E N N IS ('HAMPH)NH (lastee,‘ both of Flnrhla, were versity 'at Lakeland. Feh. 17 — 71 shooter. Mainland of Daytona Beacn Todnv the hlg gun* wheeled .In­ burn game, the Comiuedore* found University of Talniia al Tampa. MIAM' B EA C H . NfoV. l-(d>) couil and third. PIG GY HANK BOW L . j . rry^ f'..I C'ol; easily disposed of Ocala, 38-0, lo kirnOU of# ,lUaai, And In Orlanilo «nilo .... pussing Xml end Fell, IN Krsklu College ut Lake- to action. They Included |lttle T4oy they came through In relatively „ ..l()Bn Mahoncy EASTON , PA., Nov. I —i/P)— S|,fl Ooodman, remain undefeatiul ' along with figure In Rollins football Iami. Feh. 21— Wofford College ul IY miiii who won lust yCar. M"" good shape: hut I*, nobody was | ,K, # The newest football bowl game la Fletcher und Lake City. meeting n strong Wash- ’U k'e jiIrtml. Feh. 27-Mui |--|)i*le Hiiciid, Cm y MhldUcofL Clayton n »!M' hospital. Miami Leach. t"dav held the the Piggy Bank Bowl. In addition to the two league im fi' University tmm at HI. C’onferviM’c Tom mum'iit at Tuinpu. Ileiiflier and Johupy I’llljlier The game a good many folk are ,|„nlnr (Ur'- Do -bles tennis tltln It'll he played Nov. 28 nt Easton game* - both Friday—conference —— • ■ “ -‘ -'raawiml lending priifessW Halunlay. Couch Joe Justice watching, llmugli, is the Georgia „f the Florida Tennis Championi among Mn with four midget teams competing teems fare this actlun: Bass of Tei'h-Tmiio.ssiMi snainlila, mostly sliliis. had Liston linchi'tiu and (lleuu threats. , The player ret|uireineiit* lire let* op amaleur* lo the neld Harrington i mining the ('nil* uud Tup amateur* in (1*1 Werj hecause they are wandering If Thev «on fr'>m .lo-n Wooilliurv Atlanta ut Maiuluml Friday; Flet­ than Ul years of ugr ulld not over V li cher at Miami Tech Wednesday; By ASHUt'IATHD P R ESS Frank Hlranahan, ‘llarvl# Ward, llm Bryson uml Don Work passing da Tennessee's decision over favored in.,I llnrluiru Je-n Holt. Ixith of Jim igalnst Washington formations Hkrr lllrgel, tiegt'l. ...................., Dirk Chap. Cliapman, . North Car<dlnn was a fluke. F-r*. • aud«r')ah* In 'he finals I.easliurg at Ocala Friday night. 100 pounds. Two of the tennis will he samy Mlchnle mid Julius Boros, who BOXING mol .lullii* Boros vesterday. Scut Justice, punter ami There wes a time not so long vesterday, ' 8-3. 8-1. The match Gainesville und Holies are Idle. .Standings (Conference games lected from Easton und Philadel­ defensive bark, may not Im ready • •***• ■go when the wlseerres described I'Hil been nostp'itiril rrom Sunday. P H IL A D E L P H IA t.lirhi wi.iKlit t|i*i| HiipihI for M'conil phia. The other two will come from only)! clianipluu Ike Williams ul Trenton, mii in I1MM. to play thin week. old General Boh Neyland'e Tenne------------. east of the Mississippi. Pta. 0| W I. (luaril Herman Brumley and N. J,. signed to defend Ills m l,. In a*** offensive us "old fashioned." G H II'V E N G IV E II14M)I) The gume Is being sponsored by 3 U 95 hack Jim O' Nen also are sidelined u 16-rmiml limit ukii Iiis I Fredily Maybe you remember’ How rnanv vrillic m„ v i a Malnlund 0 the Eastern Hnndlot Association, IIH Dawsun of ('hicaKo on Nav. 2H nt \ 'th Injuries. point, dhl you give old Tennessee? n ™ V . « d ' . i m t a t o n i ^ S ^ Fletcher 74 34 the City’s 1Bureau of Recreation Couvi.iillnii Hall. With Tennessee showing signs , -|( ,,r>int**iir fool hell team of Lake City 64 and the Pop Warner Foundation. il a c i n i ; 32 ?f war re-emergence as a VPter«„*— wns given ve.ler- Rolles 46 74 N EW YO RK lia lh ip iiiK G il* Live Oak fiMilhall team, Tw h finds Itself In ,|av /or B four-year-old gUL H A H K K T IiA LL D EB U T M) 06 ($.1 .1111) i i i k 11v I'a iiliir i'il tin (inrrl* Gainesville the underdog d a is Saturday. A The girl, Hundy Farhman. of N EW YO R K , Nnv. 1— lA't 38 31 “ ....................... ,r 1 and* needs Tallahassee (Jury has sidelined Tech’* Urooklvn, C L E V E L A N D . Nov. I — (/P>— hack Injury The debut of the Olmplan*. a sun (Class (!) Ilniulicnp, feulurc has leukemia 45 34 Ht. Pauls cam of former Kentucky atari ” •* ih e Kuipiti. Cily-nt-Jamalra The Cleveland Indiana today an- smart littlee ipiarterhack Jimmy r( pests I transfusions. 13 108 vho own their uwn franchise, prograin. The Hav Ridge Rocket* tealn Ocala nouiuetl clkiuitiatlMii of four rlnsN Southard. Cuimleii, N. J. Evening Rose As a result a sophomore from heard iihoiit her condition, and reaturea four game* tonight In D clubs of their baseball farm In using unsweetened chocolate Coach Hobby Dodd's hometown. arranged wiiii a blood canter the National Buaketball Aasocla- (I17.HU) lime filly III (he tact', system. ' > won Garden Hlale I’uik's l.lnrioft Darrell Crawford of Kingsport, for a donation of 40 pinta of In cakes, cookies, or other dessert* lon. Tlu-y nie: The Olyplane will he boat at piirae un a slopuy track. Cordfle. da.: Htroudsbprg, f*a.| Tenn., may step Into Routhard* hlo<>d hy m*mh«ra of tha team remember that one square la the Baltimore-- Turhlnv ($8) raced equivalent of one uunce. fls to and their friends. Indlaiiuuo... — the — . Denver Nuglulu, Kansas; und Union City, shoes. tets. Memlier* of the Indian through mud to account for Pim­ Teim. , , > « . ipolis team Include Alex Groxa, lico's A met old Purse hy two and S, n ut H om e m ill SAV1 The fnta reduced the baseball So Fnsy T «» H r Yin.fly llulpli Heard, Wnh Wnh Junes a half length*. dub's miliar league holding* to a Melbourne-Fuxtaini won the •nd C liff Barker, who with Kentucky's National Collage Melbourne cup with Hoyle second total iif 13 teams. Cortlel*, In the (lemgin-Florid* league, was the han.plona and successful Olym­ end Heuvoln ililrd. only dull of the four owned out­ G EN ER A L) pic forces. . , <I P1N KIIURBT, N. C .~ Tommy right hy Cleveland, The other i r A douhlehaader ouhlcheadar at Chicago Wright, veteran pro from Klnga- three operated undar working •vlll sell port, Trim., whipped pur by five agreements which won! be re­ igalnst Ituckers und (he Trl-CIty « » « • Strikes to post a 23-34-87 and lead newed for the 1950 season. the Ht. LoiITk Ihe uuallfletH In Ihe Nortli and hawk* against General Manager Rudl* Schaf­ Mouth Open Gulf tuurnainent. fer Indicated that un* more club night also be eliminated, proba­ . BACK TO T H E HHII.L ^helaiygaii Redskin* Wl! bly In cites C. C H IC A G O —(AT—Kay KuffeQ the Royals at Rochester. Tribe officials said they expect one of (he staunchest defensive end* In the All-America Confer­ to make up for the cut In player personnel by an Intenalv* farm ------ Thty work In the morning ami four ence, has handed In his pads lu club spring training cemp. They ‘ In thia •ounds of boxing ^ afternoon return to Mariiuett* University explained tn* cemp would permll ________ ‘ want lo gat where he Is studying dentistry, Tho tecause "I llkoi*lIt— 1 ikIng over eom* 400 baseball Chicago Hornets released him be* town to 814." „jppefulu efu ^ . without ....------ having to keep cause they recently picked up i alma ha ^ -----*d 881. Each; • IN M N II Luula wtdgh* them op Die roller an entire sen Paul Cleary, 1847 All-America a l iruuchea, ched, the u>a heaviness h son. Bouthorn California, and becauaa M N TM a middle rolled out over Last year the camp alt* wet nl Xuffal wouldn't be able to practice hla trunks. . • ■ , ; lb* club und attend claaaea. Marianna, Florid*. ................................... hy ha he wanted w When asked why to w u i» t‘ reduce to 214, ...|(Ula l-ouls said "I'd Ju»l BAM .. t0 - •• • Ike, wtt ...... ............ .... ..... f mt Mendell aalV'l^uls drew |8lp,OOcTln grout receipta for hla eaRl Captor* the defcet* IM ef yaw Martin Of Miami AU-State Aces Rated: Ai Best Will Boost FSC Cage Fortunes End InSouth Gators fcun Georgia’s Terry Of Lakeland Is Mainstay On Moc’s PlaysInScKmmage: Tars Practice Hard High Scoring Squad U. S. Golfers Thing* Can’t Get Wone In SEC Qualify f o r 47th Unle»»TulaneLo*e* To Middies North, Soullt Open T Lake City Loses Backfield Star For Live Oak Tilt :f;' * 1" B s t w fir s t SportN In liriuf % Cleveland Indian# Trim Farm System ^fln^'th* « PORTABLE _5on*?,5{* pSS Siwlng Miebhiei C / 4 MW QMIVIU9 , ue us un sl.«U $U M M ia .V’aJ**Y. » five mllea of road-i . . . . . . i f * u t sJ l,v n r V f / I V«*y t tp,yfe$ •w'TOfWu. If ik« MU E3 few . I* ilwiSiTPSfBir New avaNnW* to’ we. . JHI , ' i fyk. j weeUllk* n frH heme demonstratlen of yenr filly gear '*•**4 teblllt « I9 * I Aewlhg Mechtn* *i ne ebllullen t* toe. s .- I Hsm* I ;■* • ! M « an. Cevan la aao.'. derable reef, Ne I . fe ta a ia r fe u . As' tehee dee* ***** •*••••••*•••••**•«••• 4 • i ^ v, ........ . '■•St (• » ’ faserito hewer—beaogfy yew ham* • Ih 4h* pelM that A W H toe '‘M W .-M M U 'ik.'O rliiM b M*. t e l M t f * E SIGNALS WHO 18 CA VVJ''V. FOR YOU? . ' « . r jir LUMINAU MINT 7 44 ... UCM i t l o n g > n t o d n s N EW Y O R K —(AT—Color tele­ vision has been In the process of reserach for two decades. ( The first demonstration on re­ cord was conducted by the Hell Telephony laboratories in 1929 rbsba HfeN HT i L l L A Y S EG G S A T 21 old enough to vote is. claimed hy LIN C O LN , Neb.—(AT— A Han Pearl Halferty. a stock feeder for railroad. He said the 21 year old heh is using crude laboratory equip­ ment operating mechanically. The the last survivor of u flock of 50 scanning wa* don# with discs and roosters and 48 hens he bought color filtera. in 1928. .She still lays un egg now and then, he said. Vi *i \ i t i : i i K it K itv i t K i j r n t i : t<» file v o i i r iipio-reralli #• III » u ld tot'lt )»• r«oti!i1lv or In otli.fiiov o n 4.r he fo rt * t h r Mil d a y o f l»e- cFnilor l M irii i: lo ».1.) ir %oil rmi tee wi. t«i» rrnl ikh Iuh •n und to A ■ i ll th* LAST TIMES TONKiHT THE NEW ADVENTI KES OF HOIIIN HOOD Firs! O n lrn l Florida Showing! Feared by All the Royal Lords... Loved by Their Women/ FAMILY NIGHT auK^- Every Tuesday and Wednesday $ |(Q0 (plu# tax) for a car Full! “HERE’S THE ROOM YOU LOST All mutt he seated TODAY — WEDNESDAY SANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING Color Cartoons Shorts Children Under 12 FREE Complete Show# 6:45 . 8:45 • 10:00 "Centrally Located Refreshment Center” " M O V IE S U N D E R T H E S T A R S ” SAN IO KD ORl ANDO Found ugnln for rn m fo rln h le living - thoae rnomH th a t gel loo chilly In th e w in ter, loo hot In th e Hummer. O ur lop-quulilv USO A ttic InstulH tlon did (he trick . , . Just cull Mil and lei tm tell you how iow InHulutlon cohI h are today, how nlmplc to iiiMtull. M ake une of o u r 5(1 yeurH ot experience . . . w ithout obligation. Monthly Payment# Arranged Hill Lumber &SupplyYard P h o n e 83 2 IS Went T h ird S treet H IGH W A Y i: Use HERALD Want Ad# Young Jersey hull-Good siin'kT H IS Wi l d .......ike ii sjilcndld EaRoliert Walters, III. I Box 3')4, HOT L U N C H E S served every late with u lilt It- Muncy and Hanford. __________________ ___ day 11:20 to 2 - w itli Home wmk! (.urge, strucliirully sound Made rolls uud corn Mullins. luiuse, windmill, ll.•l■d.'4 some re­ I lK I .I ’ W A N T E D — H Homer's Grill, 324 East 1st. I pairs, hu acre* mom o r less on F o r KeMUIlH Street ciincirtp mud. Home llmhi'i, E X P E R IE N C E D llruke Man; Must uliout 40 acres cleared und rcudy A sliest us Aluminum Roof Coating. T h e fn lla w la a «•<*• ■**>* •“ have enough experience to opers)l W *a( 49* a u k llsk s a Ik T M Guaranteed to stop roof leak., to turn over. Price $8,.'llt'. disli. ntu Brakes, Front Ends, Shock ■ k a la r* l(» ra ta > 12.25 Gal. Apply Owner. Mrs. Edith H. Absorber department. Goiui Pay. HKNKAMIK Glass * Paint Ce. Bowen, 541 !’!umo*u Drive, Han­ I ilot* IM a»» lls* la a e n ta a All year work. Firestone Htore, |l y< ............... " • (laws IM *4i Mae i»w .)t.» 113.114 W, Ind. HI. Phone SI*. ford, Fla. Hanford, Florida._ * lla n Of p * t lla e Is M fU .s MOUND pups out of best deer M I la.** a* ge* la##»(laa h i ' a N ih h linin'* of two bedroom*, W A N TED : Fountain A LuncheonM p u r lla e l a r V «arlf I 'a a l r a r . stock. Leroy Htfswiler, 1204 hath, large living mom.'kitchen, v tu Manager. Must he esper-1 g iv e n u r i * (a lb e DM. p*r« Att-m m :................. ' . lenccil uiid iilde to take tesptm- I ’dlhelte' about 2 4"iicre"hlgli luuJ e to a k le ek le (ue kl*rfc (aee ***•■ on colicrcte toad, price $8600 I'UXEDO F E E D S : Complete line, slblllty. Roumlllnt and Ander Tuxedo Feeil Store, furnished, your selection of liulh | limit's . son, Wolgreen Agency. fixtures und kitchen equipment h r,tM| Hlirlrop ’ 'illnner,' Survsd White lien it Pickers. Contact Waal Aka will M areegle* This Is one of the prettiest ,.Tht, ghrlmp on earth" Kastnei's Stull nt State Funnelatee (ha (elegkaav *a * . « • arasaao. rksrse U »»ar aaate Vi?: ':" „ln „"’lh V„" every night M Homer's Grill, Market. r.dllh S. Bowen, owner, 6 0 Phi , |,_i, | H, xm-vi. Is lls.ea la Ike tvleekaae k**k. la relara far .fcle . r r . a a . l s moss Drive, Hanford, Flu. .lea Ike .l « ,r t lu r ls etpee.ea : ( ON I 'It E T E Hewer Pipe, t.rea-o .44 pay erea4aOf. la araer far III A CH ES idgli citrus lurid nhnut • Illoeks- Hepllr Tank* a* la rra<l-r Ike Ms. pusslkl. W ORK W A N TED III miles west of Orlando, pries Windows, Bunches Flower Puts, srrrlee. all IVaal 44s aiasl ke la aa. Iilflea *a IM gar kefare $2600. E. H. Bowen, 541 Plumosn Floors Free Estimates. Mira­ X L L T Y P E S of builduxer work I cle Concrete (To Phone 1336 309 pukllra.lao. Drive. Hanford. Fin. reason.ihlr rates. Free eslitust Kilo Avenue. PI mm * a ii.lf r aa la tto e e ia le lr S M A LL G R O C ER Y stme will, es. D mvIiI E. Csrnenter. Phon • If a a e r r a r t e e a r e l a ra . a e a a. meat market. Cash business 1.193-M We e a a a a l M r e * * « M lk le f a r inllN'HON Wax. Paste, Liquid A Tel. 1811. a ia re Ik a a a a e la e a r r e r . la s e r i R A rrtm w o r k Gin-Coat. Free use uf floor Free estimate* on plowing und polisher with each 2 Lb. or I N IC E 2 bedroom suburban home. rru L ’ discing form or gurden plots tjl. purchase. Good lawn, fruit trees, spacious Also clearing uud grading build­ SKNK \ It I K Glass « Paint Co. grounds. Price, *5,600. ing lost*. Phone 187-J. Jurk 112-111 W. Ind. Ht. Phone 829. Rllisel1 New, 1 bedroom house on two large lots, 2 screen poirlies, V e ­ PA IN T—-Biitsld* Tnisnlum lead STKN O -SkCRF.TA It Y 10 yen.slid oils; moiK'y hoc* guarantee. experience, efficient, uceurale netian blind*, utlnched garage. Won't Perl, rub or wash off. Small cash payment with eusy Shorthand speed 120, fast typist, $3.96 tier gallon. II. A. Russell term*. Price, $7,60(1. also filing, teletyping, menieo Seed (To. graphing, PRX. Mrs, Amin |w .'F O M KEN T --T 5 Acres and new, two lied room Beavers. Tel. 1356-J1.____________ KHHELMANH Reil Rosa Pood. house on large lake. Priced to furnished apartment*. Modern Tourhloii A Watson, (301 Celery eell. $8,000. Terms. Also .etflrleucy enertment. '2— S pectnl H ervicen - - I 2 Ave. Phone II85-J. Downto** office (tore. Takarh C. A. WHIDDON. HR. S WAP SHOP, 406 E . 4th. St. W* N EW FLOORH surfaced l» per Apartment*, 208 N. Perk, Phone l i t H. Park. Phone 1281 Buy, sell or trad* most any­ 1876-J, faction. Old floor* made like thing. Phone I9A-J. | new. Finishing, cleaning A ws< American Floor Handing Machine Lots for sale on corner 8th and (•'tilt S A L E :' Kentucky saddle ing. P.irtahlo power plant, 22 with edger. H. M. Gleason, Lake Pecan Avenues. I'h. OHLM. liurse in good condition, le e years oxparlenr* In B«min<ile Mary, Fla. ' ___ Small furnished home. Ideal for Rolluml Dean, Sanford llera -lid. County, II. M Gleason, Lake v v aapa tments ho ruuplv. Locnteil at 1215 Palmetto Marv. Flrat 8trect. Furnished room* AVe. IB C U LA T IN G coal nr wood V E N E T IA N 'B X IN D B made to ur and apartments available. Phone R O B E R T A. W ILLIA M S . Realtor. heatrola, practically ndw— uer. Seminole Venetian HRml 1481. " Rsyond . K. I.undqulal, Associate. $.15,181. 819 Magnolia— Ph. 218. Co. 820 W. 8rd. St, Phone PlmM 781 Atlantic Rank “ ‘ RMg. "" j S E T S hunkbeds with matiraae, Illt - W Ideally located across from Papt $12.18) Per Set. I Two burner Office, one or two roorito, modhutplute in steel cabinet $12.00. O RLAN DO Morning Dentine). Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph 4rn efficiency aportmenU^.9ri' Clark 80) Park. ___ y A rlid lk n r o r Male *— t. Ray. I lf li- J .__________ eat* bath and1 shower. Phan* .’6 FT . S U P E R IO R lluus* T ra il­ 660, •_ ■•' er. lloUlu gas electric refrigera­ G A L L 517 for Battery, Generatoi N e w PtJRNiSHKD eflieleitcy cat- We hath lea* when you tom’i and Htar-er servlc*. Swain * tor. H. J. Cramer. Rt. 2 Box 181, bring • your prescrlptlegg « tag**, all convenlencae, fire Battery Heroic*, 801 W. First Hanford. _________ Lenay'a. Phone l(rt. * a) place, fruit,boating, JHHlap, R i . ______________________ ____ MARION Market Cabbage plants. ** avallabu Nov. I j l ( IEN JO Y Sunday dinner i t Lahey’s B L IK C T R IC or Yellow* resistance. !<eu Rutner, rental. Ph. 1020-Wl. 75e alio week days. LuiMhe* A IR T Y I.R N R ACT 258-J. _____ , f o T m ' f - l room' ~furitl*8#4 abort 6irderx. W'BLUING K 5 B U R N ER Oil Range, good con Bar to Kept. U apartment 310 Magnolia Ave,. At Am silng JutniHtoii'a "NO-UOACH" gaaferd dltion, $15.00. Phooe 9jf9-$y, . tat U real K. Roes*tier, Flerlet, Celery aantitary coating kllla Hoochea D O U B LE C O U N f fR , UiOd f* Are. Phone 212-W .______ t Ante, Water Rug* fur month*. laurant with 8 etoole. TMobIRnm FOR Wdat Coixt Mufiett, Camp a RO O iT furnished apt. A ll "rap bell's, 808 Sanford _Av*nu*. Pint $1.89. Half pint 89d. Rou85U-W. "" ' '___________ ' am, Billlat A Anderson. *___ n i a adults only. 2800 M all H O t DOG S TA N U j M I S S l O N A R J E lit r 'a V b e r r V l l l * . __________ S w e e t I In mlin oranges, $1 iiuihel. Plant*. Mr*. Y. C. Bollinger. Ph. Sanford and 8rd,_________ Ph. 638-IY D E S IR A B L E roem with W tcLn Ri W. Lord, Phottb 788-W. 1330-J. _ _________ ________ . feri*ll«f*s if wanted. 101 W. HIX PIKClTrilnlng room eetj aleo 15 — A U T O M O B IL E # — in • W tfc i.II.P h o n e 880. * kitchen cabinet. Reasonable. 2X2 i i N t Bigelow farnlxhad* e|MkrtCLOSE OUT SPECIALS West 19th Street. , _ _ glMU. Langley tuildlnc. 911 1—1937 FORD Coupe, good con­ R E F R IG E R A T O R , Norge 9 feet, . .ii-.'. i Park Aye. dition thru o u t Priced to sell , g a . . . . ........... excellent condition, rhon* t i l quick. "K m S^ uWumlxfied •poitmsaw. •yrealk and (Tomoiertlal R, 1—1940 DODGE Pickup, Lot* «f ......... 1298-W. • I d o 'i JON HALL U N D LR 1?. A L W A Y S I IU O /A ltK IKK PARDNan, oio YA >S$E A 010 WILOMAIRCO KID IN , Ss I III-, I . I I A h ...B U T YOU G O T NO C H A N C E THAN A KEYSTONE J C O F W ITH A I I U C J C ”) FOOT, UF KCTCMIN HIM NOW/ ^ SMITHS Nor 4 MiHOt-fftB. N V J % ,i •(00 CArd HARM him! / 1 IM lly 1(4. TtTFTu mtOW vou 1 RANGiH! . AN0 At *<••«>■' MX) « NU MA^Bt I AON I ‘’"COT, ,114001 ilOMltd our • Ttr.R' s'* u r\ V P rim S lrik c r •T.UHl Atfl: Ohtr.H /"'> YOU UC a N! w. ■ fiffiTABrirffr 'LU»hi*«n^to'l »irffr mws. FRYER equipment,"battery) LeyIng houeee, Cheap, p. A. Aleo ____ Model M S T-ghlris While A Colora J . $.48 Premium* 1•**#*• Palnta *m ..... ......... . , $2.28 .. gal. g"« N n r t o Uaed work "hoes, Txrpsu- "■Ws T S a v t N, Palmetto VALUABLE reetdentlel M idtag tat* in och Arbor, ' * M n, huS p l u s Ph. 1821 A, covered truck body, A -l con­ dition. Phone I6 IQ-B-1. Kiictr,c Jjrjjti iW H B S . meter Aduetable fen. 2 Floor show case*. 819 E . let- Ctreet, Mr*. A. E . Matlem. ■pringe arid matress, cheap. <— AM t i c L B # = SB, cropped, modern! heme, Eaenrole, M u ket j l l^ h M l^ Plants, tlneat puppies, * •at F irst Street. matked. J U M , vrA N T E D —4 good economical hauling at an economical price. 1—1919 FORD Coupe, good condi­ tion. • to 1—IN I DODGE Tudor, On* own­ er car. 1—1940 DODGE Fordor, extra dean, 1— 199# M ERCU RY Tndor, extra BTR1CRLAND.M ORR1SON, E ' " INC. 4~Boor Deluxe N m o n iji 'Sedan, 1 ehane. Mrs. H. H. Pattis, T U .N nrio U* A re. Co. I U 1 iio 7 b5y X irifg*Atu*«t5rEh- Modern cement block tw^'hedranm Furnished W mil* east teen on 0*1 Rd. 988.00 and l l y W till IH m *t'*V 4. TCI' b.'y ,.4 -■ J l u 'S •> i t fL i . * ^8 ■\m, TECH I MCRk? SAN FO KD HERALD ^ 0 JIUAE9 CHTORi I PHONE 148 .^ KL K i hi n IC 0 I I N I P u tr i d # M o r lio n • A d e lc J r r g c n a K ID D IL S \ ’it m (*4 . H fj '" .'■ A \ id \ 7— petH -l.iveH lock-SupplleN 1fl •) * a S c T A crarJRT ar aTPiTAisM sn: :tn v :cp • A IR C O M O I V I O M K D 1 L .1 J TODAY and WKDNKSDAY Apply McCRORY’S to & 10c Store m t l* 7 * m: m thax a 7 H w t£ -.V i s-ytTiet• -;i Legal iNotice Young Man to learn 5c and 10c Store Business Must have High School Education IM SUnley - Rover# . g W to w e C * m u s r o u are. F iif c i -* J .t «'» ► | ..Id Hiulilt*** I n . gV. JO. under Ihm fIrtlfluiin •* x cane will |if4»' *•*•.! 11Ik *ul further i Ida, - Ho*r. Florida Artldt Hwrle* and 4 Ith Ihe I* t u of t • i lrcult I’n B LIN D C O U P L E S T A R T S W 0 iU U ~ nutlet to you Intend to reglat er *told of #pmin"|e ••(.tint1 Klorhla ie.\rit'i 1 i:i» \ n i • inst’ED mi Hint C IN C IN N A T I—(AT— Blind * ! « * ] _ _ Ml.- |..,lt|s Hnnfonl. Florid.i. ihl« .1l«t tiny of ntotnr purnuMiit t<» tit** IrriiiB «.f t)•*• •»wri#-r tklcl'cr, Kie l Itte(U|t Vain* ,M|Htllte“ to-wit birth, the married team of Ju n k, 1 •* i* mi: 11n i *•»\. MITICK TO %••••»: %It and Avery Dotsen ha* started »,«ri •’D rk .••• 4‘lreuH t*o» ri 4»f El MIA II I n.vrt'N Hcitiiiiiie t'liuuty Florida Ynr AUK IIKItllllY Nu T IF IK furniture repair business as * i thm . *4* Ilk K t. Iltirdtck (« ait it for nloo•!itt. dl\ Of4 l»*,|»lllk I’le-rk home Industry. Avery doe* the h#» livrli fllftl e%K.819l•>! ViMI III ill** C lriil* of ?*•tultiole* i 'oiiii I'llU T IT rn l'U T SK.M. manual work. June get* the order*. ty. Florid*. lie Ihu .untied I rut.i JAfKHO.N \ i ‘Allllll.1. Hliroiu ILiiiiii versus IMmui I AHornn for I'l.ilntlfr tlMtoii (4 4rliiml4i ►•(. HELP W ANTED Tffr- p-w; PAOR — THW S A N FO R D R C U A L U S A N FO R D F L O R ID A T U K 8 P A Y N O V .^ / if A t Room 8 Wins Touch Footlmll Tourney f It itiEht when be boxed ‘ against him." .. sing room, Louis said bl"He'got 1880,W e e Ilia aha**,? | the workout*, which Mendell said. "And, we shot* l i NEW Y O K K . Nov. l- f/ P i- V h a normally robuM South ha* turned anemic In foothall this year and most of the red corpuscles settn to have escaped to the Pacific Coast. , . A check of the major confer­ ence* against outsiile opposition shows the Southwest a stout lead­ er and the Southern the weakest In tha laml. . The southeaster, a veritable IkiwI Incubator down through the years, is better than holding its own, hut 1* not showing ths old­ time punch. Its bowl candidate* are negligible. On the other hand the I aclflc Coast, an Intersectlonul punching hag since the war, Is Isiunclng back against some chins. As ail examplb, it ha* won two and tied one cf six game* with the forml* dahlo Hlg Ten. with whjch it ha* a Rose Bowl working agreement. The wide open Soulhweslerner* - w ith Baylor, 8MU and Rice In the fore— have won IN game* against outside foea while losing only five and tying one. Tha Ivy league follows with a 18*5 record hut these figure* are deceiving and aren't a true Inter­ sectional barometer. The purist Ivy member* disdain matching punches with the powers of other sections for lush gull* ami their gaudy mark hn» m*en 1built up mulnly at tne expense of milder elevens In their own bail- c* > ' �;i Trr m $1,200 Quota Set Airliner Crashes (C e a tta a e * S w a F as* tia e l collision. The two plane* struck while In the air. Those who «aw the colli­ sion said there was an explosion on the airliner. They said there was undoubtedly a heavy toss of life. I1. M. Clifford of Washington, who witnessed the collision esti­ mated tha planes.were shout H,MI Road Department Moves Into High Gear T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. 1 - l / P ) The Statu Road Department, Which has boon going slow on road construction since the War­ ren administration began, will shift Into high gear Nov, 16. It will receive bids at Miami then for a record *0,800 (KH) worth of construction and repair work on MOO miles of highway and 2 ,BOO feet of bridges In III counties. Most of tho Road Department's funds for the first several mouths of the now year went In finance construction contracts let Iwforo tho Caldwell board went out lust January. Contract awarding has picked up in the jiast two or threo month*' hut the award of |fl,fiOli.OlMl worth of work will top any *iiigle day of bidding in tho department's history, Hankers Meet << n a l l a » e where the impact had thrown them, The hlg airliner struck at the river's edge, skidded down an em­ bankment and nosed Into the mod. I’ollco dragging the river pulled one badly mangled body into a boat. A man’s hat, a woman’s coat and a briefcase that had hurst open spewing out it* ronlents, ntso wrr* recovered from the river. The CAA's first report* wrrt' 1 a s i n i M a r e a s Um#a ■)■•> ■rlplng by Miami restaurant cus­ tomer* who have to pay the tax for propnrvd meals, when food bought at grocery store* I* ex­ empli A Tallahassee merchant reporthiaa of a salo nf snuff because the customer refused to pey the !•*«•»/ <«* on a hog, He Insisted ■{tuff was an Item of grocurle*. (The law exempts food—not gro curie*.) Must customer talk centered ■round the clause In the law which raqnlrtf* payment of a tax on a enmhlnalloit nf sale*, although each separate item would hr tax free Mchttau the pelcu Wax lee* than fountains were giving Individual chock* and aiveptlng la x free Individual payment* nf • a " itlrkrl. Most nf them atso reported they warn ’observing the law, and colltrlln g the lux on cnerks lunitiliiii total-sale* to 11 ntlrtv | t'ogitner and running the hill Intii the tax­ able bracket. Home were trying tu follow the law itnd collect when 0111 inemlicr nf h patty picked up four or five ■operate checks and pay them all nt oner, but that fiequcntly tirmighl an aigumenl. A Lakeland drug store remitted confusion over wlml I* a luxury and what I* a necessity. It duesivl make any difference. Even tier**allies are taxable If they aren't on the lint of exemptions. St. I'clarstuirg reported "much eonfustoii.” Many customers apnarft . o n tly'kere mixed up almut where >"■ S th* tax started and wanted the L>', oxemptlnn on nine.cent Item) I&'j Only Heme sold for eight cents L - v amt less are tax free. Incoming tourlsls, iinaiqualuted . with the ta i, added to Din i-unfus K -r Hates, BM, a Motive of Halem, was a member of thu Massnclm*c|ta house „f repreacnlallvcH from HUM to IU24, lie served a* mayor of Salem from 1112-1 lo IIKI7. The line said others who biunti­ ed the plane at Huston were: Mr. and Mr*. F. MrKuIxki dm address»j Mr. I.. Igur, (no ad dress I . The clew: (irnrgc (lay, captain; L'liurlc* It. Ilaielwond, dliitt Oscar Orihuela, fllghl ateniiant, and Union Oflherl, stew- »»r. prana 1 nannan, lauiiui roc ftlchmondi Mr. Dameil. for Charolte, N, C„ anil, Mrs.! K. Wlltlammut apd Mr*. IVrklna, both for At- P im m Pa#, I urn lo "conditions of abundant supply without aavero dislocations of the economy have proven un­ founded." The Secretary conceded that cer­ tain industries and localities hsvu felt the adjustment process more severely than nthars, adding: "Du the broader front of the nullonul economy, however, It has become Increasingly apparent as the year went forward that the basic factors making for our con­ tinued growth and progress have been far stronger than the forces tending lo pul! us hack." Hnyder complimented the hank­ ing fraternity for Ita part In the nation’s industrial development, throughout the last World War and through the reconversion period. "Today, hankers ara undertaking their broader responsibilities in H i p life of the nation with the ut­ most varnrstneM and Integrity of purpose," thu Secretary said, Snyder madu no reference to an curlier addruie before the con­ vention In which a New York banker said the soundness of the dollar is endangered hy governmerit fiscal policies. W. Ilumlolnh Burgess of New York told the association's na­ tional hanking division yesterday that the government "Is violating the most sarred principle of sound money—# halanred budget.’' Ilurge**, who Is chairman of the executive committee of the National <711v Hank of New York said the dollar "Is the anchor for world ■niniiey." It >Is th*- respon­ sibility of the government ttf keep A sound, he sildeil, while *stable money Is reestablished over the world. The Now York lumbers oabl the country faces a great political By H A L B O Y L E NEW Y O R K , Nov. l - W Watehing a surgeon rescue a dying woman from the tentacles of ran<er Is sn unforgettable sight. I hml this esperlence over the weekend slong with a number of newsmen and 1.000 doctors Invit­ ed to the demonstration by the American Cancer' Boeiey. It was dona by television, us In* h color process developed by the Columbia Broadcasting System. And it proved—whatever the im­ mediate commercial future of fcblor television may he—that this form of video already is of value' In teaching surgical techniques. The viewing screens were set up In the Hiltmore Hotel. The tele­ vision camera Itself was 2ft block* sway, trained,on an operating tahie In Memorial Hospital. The surgeon was Dr. Alexander Itrunsrhwlg, a famous cancar ex­ pert. The woman, about ft!, wax unidentified. Shu had agreed In advance to allow tha operation lo Iw televised, hoping It would be of value to the assembled doctors. "This is In no sense n cure," explained Dr. Brunschwig. "Her case is hopeless. Radiation has fulled. She Is In pain, and this operation will relieve that." He spoke through a microphone attached to his throat. The camera showed oqly his hands and the patient's abdomen aa ha swiftly made his Incision. • Opening the body cavity, ha dis­ covered the malignant tumor had spread through meat of h a Lwo­ man’s lower organa. T h e ‘tisanes stood out In clear Mile# under color television. But whenever the camera switched hack to blackM id-w hite, the/ Imcame almost Indistinguishable.' Quickly, cutting h*re. putting damps there, he freed the malig­ nant mass. Its sis# drew ■ gasp from the audience. To remove it the surgpon had to take out the cervix, bladder, and part of the colon and Intestine. "Nnw we have taken out all the lumerous tissue visible to the naked eye," said Dr. Brunschwig. HI* Inference was clear— there It also applies against amuati'went admissions over 40 cents, V/ o M I I D They arc CIO atteiworkerx. Thu brought on th* strike of 480,000 othsr steelworkers with the big «t*el shutdown Oct. I — pensions and Insurance financing. Tho Aluminum Company nf America, whose 20,009 stcolwork imcoaai. Tk*ss Hu7 SH O * TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 1— stste are still without o r g a n is t (S T E C 1 A L )— Florida's annual co- forest fire protection. Following operative forest fire prevention favorable local refernda last year W U5« I W f ii i campaign which seeks to reduce and provision of funds by the Leg­ the mlllion-dollar damage done by islature, the forest service began fires to tho state’s forest resour­ forest fire protection in 8 new ces will open Nov. I. counties July I and contemplates State forester C. H. Coulter adding another 10 beginning July Mild today that all public service | ntfiO, There are now 20 county groups, civic clubs, fraternal and forest fire control units with soms religious organ Ixat ions, woman’s other land being protected by dubs, garden clubs, Hoy and group and Individual landowner (Jlrl Scout group* and other* are ag re e m e n ts. g# urged to participate In the cam­ Financing of organised fo re? paign by conducting local pro­ fire protection is cooperatively pro­ grams on forecst fire prevention, vided by the state and federal gov­ The tL S. Forest Service, the ernments with tho countlea or landstale chamber of commerce, tho owner*, depending upon the type American lied Cross and Florida of unit, also sharing the operation­ Hanker’s Association arc among al e xp e n se s. the groups which have already joined the Florida Forest Service A F I’L K C O N C E N T R A T E in promoting forest file prevention B E R K E L E Y , C a ll f . - i A V - F r o . in the stute. xen apple concentrate haa bean ‘‘Each forest und woods fire Is a developed here by Dr. W. V definite loss to every Florida citi­ Cruess, food technologist on taj zen," Coulter said, "hut If ovury University of California campuj. person Is very careful this year Thu concentrate can be sold in und every year we cun continue cans und kapt like froien orange to greatly reduce our losses." concentrate already on tha market. Statistics show that in HUB there were more than 28,000 wood* LOANS NOT A P P R E C IA T E D ers union employes walked out five,* In Florida. They burned NEW YO R K — WP)— A publisher Oct. 17 in the security cost dis­ 2 ,ftM),000 acres at n conservative­ today ran this newspaper ad on 4 pute, put out a feeler for settle­ ly estimated loss of about * 2 ,000, new book; ment talk* through a spokesman MH). Tho stute forester said this "Do not lend this hook. Not only who asserted the company i* will­ figure is determined by a formula will you not get It back, but it will agreed upon by the federal und ing to negotiate “a* we have been cut our sales appreciably." a state forest services and doc* not all along.” inchuke Mho potential value of At Oalvaston, an agreement be­ tween west flulf const shipping young seedlings and saplings companies ami A F L longshoremen which are killed or rota riled by was announced, dispelling a strike licing burned. Tho majority of the forest fires threat. A F L ships’ officers eased the tense Texns port* situation hy in IU4H In Florida, U7 percent, today, for 118 day*. The longshore- wore rausod hy people with light­ agreeing to postpone a strike, due ning, tho only natural cauaa, men accepted a seven cent hourly starting only 3 percent. Of tha 97 boost of their *1.7H hourly rate percent starter) by people, 70 per* cent were started deliberately and plus other concessions. At Lexington, Ky., 11,000 A F L 27 percent carelessly, according to employes of Southeastern lin y - tho state furost service reports. Since July I there hsvu been hound lines continued on their jobs after expiration of their contract 27H woods fires on woodland* un­ last midnight. Negotiations con­ der organixod forest flro protec­ tinued and theie was no Indica­ tion, that burned 'I.IMH acres at an estimated damage of 18,017. tion of an Immediate strike. — 1 "Out wn learned something from them. And . *«#»»’ patients1'haV* as, it* is much., ty# do for each Indlvldii] what we cram" 1 -Ml*'-' I “T , And the •picturefkdedfrAM the Lchh Su$fiir Needed To Meet Taste Teat LA KELA N D . Nov. I —(/!*»— Orange* can meet the state "taste teste” today by having a lltlle tex* sugar In them. The requirement far sayloR when an orange I* rlue declined from !*.2 p e r e cu 1 o f * o li( L (sugar) In U perrenl for oranges which are artificially colored, The color added fruit takes an­ other drop In sugar—to H.7 per­ cent -content mi Nov, III. Oranges without artificial color­ ing came down to H.7 percent sugar. They will go In H.8 percent nn Nov. Ill and that will be the standard for the remainder of the season, The»e requirement* far eugftr content* are part of the maturity standards eat up in the new citrus law. The maturity standard*. are popularly called lasts tests. tan. I ‘Soar Florida’s Annual Fire Prevention Campaign Starts lived, mom <thaw ' Sara yeCfe'Uarr* stljl a lly r - after xushiopetatfotk ’’The patient la relieved of gain ami nyyterod *0 tmCfufoeMixfor Moss, for Ulvliinoml. Judge Joseph W. White of West Calm llcach yesterday de­ clined lo hear s suit In stop col­ lection of the levy, lie said the suit must in* brought In l«on county, Mat (if the capitol. The plaintiff, a West Calm Beach lawyer, said he vrtil ry flbi It here. 1 (leneral retail sales— with gro­ cery food*. clothing Itema under f ill, medicine and farm supptlee isem p i—hear the It percent sale* StrikePeace Cancer Operation Shown To Doctors By Television Mlip ,M. Donovan, for New Orh 'fhfL.A s,V ...fln ilih d fai Atlantar MI«X roster, fur Charlotte; |*. Olu*iu>r, for t.’haclottui M. ,T. MrDee, fdi TIhailotto; J. D. Wicks, fur.CIfiHlImuj Mias llrlsy Therttp, fur . Raleigh-Durham, and L. ft. W. J. Casey, .for Itluhinund; II. W. Ht. L’lair, for. Itiehmuml; E. Fafie, for Iclimoml; H. Fltihugh, fur Itlehtimiid; I', I'eck, for Rich­ mond; Mrs. I ’, I'rck, for Hlchniond, ami Mr. Chase, for Rlehmond. TUESDAY NOV. I, 1149 SANFORD HERALD. SAI4# O fD FLORIDA hoiv much more you get in a semyn os the sargeen w eaF shout Dip ion tin* task of sewing up Rt* t>*t|cnt patient. . , 1,1 1 tuiis, ire l.alor that, day - 1* sat before another TV »at and watched-Nott* Damn sink tha Navg^al fOolbhtl. <0 to 0. It’s an eertdl thing--Mevlsion, catching a Hfo and rlcrih dr Nina in the morning, football In the afternoon. 1 { tn a tls it* P ra m Pan* O a al heavily by the Initial exnkrilonv "They felt ilk* an earthquake." Levy said. "The ceiling in my xevenlh floor office fell In Blaster hit me on the shyuldei but I wasn’t hurt, anr got odt hy breaking a glass pan* In he dewy/ Firemen said the 'blase a m u - ndly began'. < W Ah elecmcitl transformer cnem. Th# first sigh of diffuculty tea* H fHchertn* erf light#. .*-> ■ *»*;' K a it if 4-door tides , iThe . I’ostoffle# building #ncirclei a grassy court y ard .' T his eras llltrrad wt»h plate p lan ' 1did paper* Woam feesn tin upper Moors- Rome tha glaaa « H blowa 300 feel. .c 1 One mall carrier said several pinply. ware, walking aaroea tth* opfn court y^rd v k n t the blast cam*.. ,, ,ni . 11- i a* "I was one of them." b* aftld. "But no ana ww hurt, bee*yea we all got tha hall out of there," Even after the fir* was under control, fireman still were UV*ng In determine whether anyone we* trapped at any place In Uia building. . | ’ Can y«M aBord to let habit or tradition goveni your choice of such ea Important purchase as an eutontabUeT Step irs s M and fad out which car giver you morr for your money/ You’ll bid that In ha price class, Kaiser glrea you m ore,,, mack m ere...in all th* feature* that contribute to long-life, . economy of operation, brilliant modeni performance and CIO Dispute down-right comfort I Use the chach-Ust balow, and compere the Kalsar, point for potal and dimension for dimension, with any other car at anywhere near Kaiser's modes! price! Ida W -2—here proved superier lo common varieties and meat Im­ ported varieties during the peat lew years. They were eatanslvely planted this year. They produce an avemgo per acre yield IB percent higher t h u ■moM fpRftl -- the facts! clip this check-list tlta. Wetter l-sM'-n! f! rmnvnl nf Censpnre thews oJitq/W w yon Agy m y e n ro l m y prfcef Kattcr th a t yamt V Wheelbase 1U H In. Vlbtal canting span 10 It- 4H in, t/lnggege compartmsnt apnea XIA enhic It. t/ 175.7 ag. In. brake lining area./Cswapmsian ratio 7A-ta-l, •Wwei* *>« �* / ■ Bag— i-,---n vr -frav? Yi?1 / i; 7 In Unity T han In Hlrenglh— lilt : To Prelect Du F u e l of th« World; To Promula th t Progress of Amarie*. To Produce Prosperity for ttsnford. I • h ? H a n f o r d l l _______________ » _ _________________________________ A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW 8P A PEW Pepper Talks To Lions Club *' In Oviedo t t World’s public, States sia, Is a The Federal Corp Inturancr *” Rim id it favorably inclined toward corp insurance on cilru*. and tariff* collected from imparled food rommoditie* and amounting to shout $ 125,000,000 a year are •laird to hr »rl a»idr by thr govrinrnrnl at availablr to lUppoil f ‘jg jr price* of prriihable fruit* and vrgr- 1 /. K* ^ la b ln , Senator Claude Pepper told 1'" * * * ,||»brrt II. I.rhmnn ^ membrit of llir Oviedo I -ion* t Inb, — >— “ C l e i S Truman Administration Goes All Mayor Frank Talbott webomnl Out To Elect Lehman N. Y. Senator Senator Prpprr, rerallrd a talk Club. About Ml were pieienl. by him in I **40 folllowing hi* rr NKW YO R K , Nov, (fl1)—-The national Demuri*ii< \<limiti-ii.* turn from a trip to lirrmany, and ton ii pulling mil all of thr stops for foiniri (iovrrnot H e ib n i II I rhitated, "II yon read liiiloiv yon mail ill hi* light to win llir Srnate trat held by H i-|nililii an hdm I o»ln will lintl that everythin!! Senator Dallr*. Pepper pirdiclrd about (irrmany ’Mill galaxy of *|ieakri* from W adiiliHlnii irn l into N m V"ik 'tile came true." Mayor Talbott and llir ~ • for I .•••iiiiiiii indicate- t in iilv limv viiilor* wete introduced by Al * n ewe ■ 1 .llir Administration f i l l nlmiii Hulling. Linn »*creUry. I A n I A I A lin r h iii’Xl Tiirulnv’" •■li*i'i*mi v > r s u i v u a u m . i i ,, xi,,„(.(l „„ „ tr*l lit S riin ln r I’oppur. following Ills llir I'll i r lli'lil’-i ■ tin in tii |mlii'lii. llitm ilurtlnn, quipped nbmit being anil aim iim an impmlant inilnatiu ahn of llii< Tnliiott family on of ivlinl lo rx |irrl ill ruin......... lain mother'* idili*. Hern King tlm urr-w nr period hr reminded iho rlcrtiuii't lliiiiuulioat lhr ,'iiitnliv iu 'XI M in. Till' Now Nu'l. Si nalr I Inn* of tii I lino when ho wu* “hanged in effigy” tiv a group Mill i* Ihr only our al -Inke in of “in dig tuttit mothers” in WrudiI In- imtimi io llilli. IliK liill fill' advocating selective I' i i niitoiil Truman will *it |* iho rervlee and leful-len**'. in tin* drive for l.rliiiinn Snlniday, lliir r honk, “tinder Cover"* hr sold, u day < lii'fiuo llir rln tlon, u iih u la pointed Hilt, that many (If those i ml in -|H ii'h fiulll llir t-M|i it ul. women wore not innthcra. Miniiwhllo Iti*|>iilitii-a■ i Julia I'm ilo termed Iho four months' i . Itiilleii in hi ! it*■ itmi I n> I >i-iiii)WASHINGTON, Nov. 1—(/Pi cI ru old flvlrdn l.loiia (’lull a “IllMv llr lerrlln ry loduy on a filulyoungster" ntid coiigrntiilnted il —Iliiuinirn il ill irrapitled in Ihe form of "iiinrt- |ionro ninl lo*« muddy waters uf the I'ntiiraar I n ai'i,'* w lillr Id* nval in N’rw mi It* (rood beginning. itecnlliiig Hint when lie wont Itlvrr thin afternoon fur the York'* aenutorliit rnnii <t iiitoIii lulu Senate in lOM when Iho bodies nf virliniN In rivllian avia- pimh'lionhrd llilllr* ' ii'ruril in for nniplqy won In n dSprewlmi and lion's woral tragedy. Work Iof eitru uffuir*. mrnneed )>y tho possibility of a through the night under floodDiillco hail *|Niaknix miKiiffelllhla. the boatmen had recover­ world wnr, he turned to pnat-wai iiioMrma of I ho trnvcrnmsnt, In- ed 4S bodice by mld-mornlng. nirnl* In I In* llronx and ManlintfM l* ig g*u 4n g , , Am«rlro'* aide* Him ffrUtntv • the enlr wuevlvnr. ln il.. I I L • npiKUirlit |i I n n n e il hark,on feet and " p re s m - who In un Alenandrln, Vo., hno- speifhe-' ut four Itrmiklyn mMIr* riHrrs un their tnifir ivvi ret* world fnf inn a /roe f< men to live pUnl where physician* *ald Id* ninl I ttu meetlnu* In Manlmilnn. "wild fllllm al- rortdlllnb I* ikmhJ and that h* la I.ihm nli ilc-rrilu'd a inythlral CnngreM, h e ! esperled to live barrlna any un II bill la tilled llir *ii|i|in»ri1 “ sq'minted mil that progress hud foreseen runt |il Ira Ilona. pel Im wi*iloin nmt foie*lirM" of been niudo In n forward lonklinr I tiilte. mi Intel Iiutlomil unit ter*. nr- qkatii. Tin* Ih iimerntlr l.lhernl liopeful h-. . r „ "onrr the „. fox Jstn w‘"‘ W A SlIIN C rlO N . Nov. 1 t/l*. in"it ■'111b-,1 Dial I In 111*■* inrorrerlty * ’ III- riled the nirfilltlnn <>r tin - 1Civil Aeronautic* Hoard (CAD) I 1-aIb'il 1 In* (urn of world event* ro il of Iril*>r In the (Mi perron! official* laid Inday ihry will open III a "peecli lints Ihiiti *lx litOltillX parity ••»Ii*** suppnD Iirnirnon. f(llinn| hracinii* within a few day Ih'I h ii ' Du* mdlneill* "f Du* win i.ii-in p tlir parity (llmul *ix |a*r ........... Itlaur collision which m*t , 'll lillll'pt- 111 Dldif cent. On r Itrii* insurance, he *nhl, "t'11 ,l,r Dnlle* did iml i>" into ltd* 11111I il will take about two nr three tlir live* ul 55 per*on* here. h i Iml lie ................... il once nKoili more week* to ire' fho feet*, and Call* came simullitnrnitely fm in i"l>' in dtnpinp tile 11. S. Id thn government will send inve*- ailio u by Conttreu, now in irrr»*. p u ili an I " i* ip 11 polb y tiiivard Kn 11 eat or* to n iirld ii to Invatlirnte Senator Kdwin C . Joltninn (D- inpi anil h iii I Dll* iinlinn "den ■ ■ Itri»o coridltlonv. Cltru* Krowern > | m ra li'li ...... . . *ia'li n pollry fm would litive been saved much Itnil Colo) iiit;ed new (tub* on military Du' Km Ka*t. tioi nroyrnm l»een In effect ditr- phmr (littbl* on commercial ait Didlr pole ,ve*ti‘ii!ny 111 ii.. 1 ti* ren nt hurricane, he said. polity keep* the iiurehnnintr way*. Johnson said the S e n a te tpii'en*. u lii'ie Die ballattnir may power of tile farmer In proper Commerce Committee which lie prove a derisive fiii'lnr in Tue* 11 Inlinnddo to the firlert* he ho* l.rnd* it a.king the Civil A.ronau^ f(irMJlw Dm eold lo ony. *.ahl Senator Pepper. He told of the Prealilent’a lie* AdntiniMrslion (CAA) (or a m il VI1D1 IJ'l«fi|i bl'fiil'c Dll* CO * oi' Win Id Wnr twu and I hat his eeonomle cnnncll, designed to ad- (ul rriHiil on ycttprdsy'i crsilt. vl*e the roimtry nf uny threatA Holivian-owncd l*-)H litthlii civb'i' Kiwnrd winning the cold win «n* ri'i'oirnlri'd by Democrats rped de|ire*'lon, and of the work of 11 Joint committee nf and an F.attrrn Aitlinr* plsnc iik I llcpuhliran* itliko, ronxreas working on ecnnomle craihrd in the air ai built tunic ' lie ilct'lnred, in u radio address utmllei. ami voiced' the 'opinion in for lauding* al national tirpoii iloriiiM u "Wing through the key Mint the recension from which The itirliner had been cleared In roiinly, that he hsd taken an ac­ Mil* ruiinlry iinx M l emerged tive pint III fnrmimi 11 hl-p aitlm .i inlet*' t. ... (Inaneniol Info ,t land first. linllcy for Kiiropn Dial bail nuidc a tCuollosea On r* a * Bt(» The CAB'* investigalion will he '‘good "tail in I'lii'i'klnq coniniiiiilsi I lo ll lo n m llu l us," I'm iiiM S t. k *>■■* si*' Probe Of Eastern Air Line Crash New Curbs Are Urged On Military Flights At Civilian Ports W ASIIIN iVrO N . Nov. 2 </!'» T H E 1IAC.UK. The Netherlands. Not. 2 (>P| The United States 1'inndrnl I linn,in .aid today hi* of lildrniraia, llir wntld'i newest I ’oinl I* >ui inoio.iiii tni I iiii Ii Iiiik republic, came into hrintt today ■i(i iindridrveloprd liu riy a airas with ,in awieeiiiriit rndintt MW will la'l|i | ii ii *i* dial llir Am i'll year* of D illrli idle uvri llir rich (.III <V>lrin l* llir br*l lot llir |iru|>lr, ol llir woilil I'.anl hidin'. III all iidoiiii.d lalk lo llir .S|im ird by intrin.ilional pre*•iitr and t'uilrd Nat ion* guidance \a ir in a li S ia iily id t n il I monrrr* llir I it. L >•■>-«i.«i>« uni Dull b iin n r .1 llir L ir -n li’iil ,d*o ilril.u rd hr lir ill tu iriiu riil *etliui| up a federal lir t r . in lay |ilan* |||.||| lli.ll a ir i-'l'iiMu lot 70.tMHI.IHMI A*uii*, I'll ruoiiuli I" inrrl a ,|tnahii|l "In Iiiik n l in ri|ual |iailn ri>b i|i wi*h ■ iiiiiol *rr al |'ir*rnl Mo Iiiiiiia u *aiil do mu ol ilir llir Dull II Clown. l ’"liil I "ill |iri'|•*■«.•I i III iln r ln p Il'illi »nlr» Iniilrd llir ayreement llir itiilld** irm iim * Im dir Iir•re­ a* thr dauii id a new ria in thr lit "I llir **"itil - |irn|i|r*, aol llirii Indir* but llir Indiiliriisil* lent* i \|i|"il,linin' Mr I h -i a.I,am oil tlo I'eiril d im rnlliuiiaM li >otuew|ia| I plan a* ilrlu lom in thr llltrtU.l Dr. Mohammrd ll.tlla , (irime • iuim I pi"Kiaiii laid .mi m lo* in in iliitln of thr Indiilirtlau Republic inyiii >1 Adtlir" one id llir *lt|M.iliiiir', id (lie pact linuiaii -.ml ihr iioild i•aid: aim la iril hv a -timmlr liolwrrn "Nrw ton nr a w *1ill a mailer IWii ulriili'Wirol di*|)otr and an endeavor shall itim il i mil' bo ill,ulr In tolvr lln* i|iirrliot| ill I'i a iiiiii.il I'•'ill. dir yr.u (ii IIowiiik the IraiM' lln Vim'i Iran ..... ul rinlo lio ini'll ' In ol -iiv rlrn iiily ." poiipto nf til The liiiluni'-duo* liii.l wutilrd to Im.. Tin fI ul lit hi<p* iii.'lmlo llo lrli Nrw liiliu ra ill til*' ' Now I 'rilled Nt.iti*. nf Imhdiesla. " , und td Iti'i n ill iiiloi hi Polliei tiiiHi pcruiit llir 1(1 week- [, nit K»*m It iiniiid iiddr ro iifrrrn rr to Hi* udilrd i hni if Mir hI ttftil il | d full, llie.v nitrrixl New (Inineii liking nl Mm h «h Id j i n i ' i d l •lu.u 1*1 reinniu under Hdleli roll' ju -l *J p ii •i n i . A mi*Hen I) luclnt M«l fin nnollier year, iieltdi llnx M' \>d| nrvfi tiih ’li up u illi Hi* " .ill'll di*l'IIHi|lill* Willi the di'imilld Ini g•Mills 111* Mu ll' Kin fgimiii'U* ill Ita lia Hiiiil "Oil I III* lllftorb'l flip winlil lilt’ll Inivi* iirvi'i' "liniH'id, llir Iiidoiimiun IMionle tiilM'lli'd *Mni if Mu*y nil |M*I Ml *v)|| fnd ii «rent relief. Today wuvk In Lr«*|i •III* WiM'tii front l« *vil| la made n ffirliilly known! mK Imnxi y.' t ti*n no nullnn m l i l ' i i i hr eiiloiiliil regime ttVer ,.Mrrv on n mo In (tl'itsp ........ . Ir.dnnevla will dlsnppear Und a . p,,. „,hi.r f.llnw Im*. iiiit.ii I'ew order x x x emne into heln*Ji u l(. p, m, p, hi* ■ii*ro*eiin Tim *ifrnl(iK of awreematetav^n# tiiir •[,!*«» In unit m il will *Nld thn next irMsii" liHik plai'e ul 'll final ptrnnrv. |mi,. •h -hIiiii of the niiinit' tnine ruli will -hoiv no Amerlflin populn fireiire pre*liteil iivuf hy Dr. WI1 I mu ,if arimiid lfill,IHMI.nilU ll> It m Du e*. Nellirrltiml* prelniei Mild 11 1 nut t.ii"n»**- * mil lo |d.tn fm Dial D r ill, bill lo Mtilin|>al' If I'i* opeiilnx aildn**! I'i D' ee* *ln***|.|| ihe hlstorieid un ti p.ipalllDOM ibmlib' Dial lo lb' of 'he day to Hie Dot."' 11,.\ i iml l" llai veal * people* ■ \v, , aii'l m't Die iitibt" i"" "'•* tiid"iii'*iiin ‘ ‘ ........ .. “ and Dio world, tiil'll. be aid ' l l " ' in b 'ilo iiD v ric h o rcb ipebi II,. 1,,|d Ibe I'lirilieei* Dial 11 eo D ir m ini o f ( o lnm t,ii-. 1* I h > m l, 10 1 lo* uni uni 1 i" "i" 111 11 .,*ii*uf 4 *■ ■ »'«a- s it 1 I, " im b li'd <111 n new a m Id < lo lie a in v e r e ig li * la le . I " pi'oido w ill lie o o verned 1 M e r c u r y U i|> s l u s ;• fe d e ra l re p iib lie o f t in 'll ■"> In N o r t h e r n F lo r id a '•iin n d n 'f. T h e r e ia d ilie w ill 1 ■ lb bed lo D ie D u tc h c ro w n > n .u n i p a rtn e r In n N ew D o i.b Ml (M l, Nil, it (d'l tutiiuui In .b u n '.in n Iin lu li a p ro iip in ,' ■ 1 11I 11111.n im i* iiu lb m * " iiiiiliu 1 plui'ed a i'""bllg build un F l" i" li imiMildly w.iim biH\* 1'idi* -• c l tin ' l l i i l l - b ('H in illn liw ir illb Forum To Hi* Held At TouriHt Center A furiini to give i'lll*rn< iu * ir i' Inin (illy , Cuiiiity nod Slate a( fall* will be roniliieted lurilttbi at M:lllt "Vloek iiialei' *pii|i*«r*hi|i ••( Die llnxlne** mill l'rnfe*.'l"iu.l Winimli'* t'lnb at the Tonri*l < >■" ter. 1I I I ii'in l* w liii W ill be tire xi'lit '■ 1(11 •« I'I <|IJ|'"M(J||m w ill he f Tlift Hi d i,,. i. mpi ........ .. di|i|iing mi" <1"' dll', in h "iiliem Hcelliiii" ln iii' . i i i 'i'i i i did leinling ai • 1,1 M iC S 'l'i wai d7 digH'e n C n -lv ie w i" nnrlhw c'l I' bu id" iiciir till' Unbiiiiui line. The meieuiy li(ipeil lu an " i i . ria l li'J ilegiie* III Miami, 111" •!■ green aleu'e III" all'tline iiini-l fm tile dale *i'l Til 101 if Hal il mi" "lilt a bum wii v 11"i" Miami'* rnble-l dnv. Cell il, CD • wlieii tile l"i*n (diivi'ied in a .*■' degree low. 1,1'iuirird t * I'm dill', ................. vice melei"bigi t (nl Du' Minim Weallu'r Hill >'il". aid a lugb !"■ *lire urea in Die Unit "f II' ...... i Hull'll the eulil triinl I" lull acni' Klurldn. •'It'ii mil part irultii Iv nnu mil. lie I'XpIsbii'l ''We’ve bed ." b ill WrStbet in Met uliei ill "lliei yesr*.” 'file Went be i liureau reimrU'l utlier 7 :ftn temiieruluri'* aimiud Die elnte milmb'd: Tell«bn**ce. lit; Cm** tiiiy , I'*; Tunipu, r.:s, OcsiUi tft: Jiteksunvlib', is , <(i 10. Iambi fiifi Day tuna Heueb. Kurt Myer*. till; We*l i'nlm Iteiirb, it!t ami Key West, 7'l. TYPHOON DAMADR Mel. ibbln, Jr., c lly nm osgi'i; II 0 M A N ILA , Nov. « —</P>—‘Tim l'ii|i'' I'halrninii nf Die ( ‘m u i'i Hr,l ('roiui reported today ltd ('iinimissiuni Jnlm Ivey, Imnieiliui' net rent uf the homes In Cebu p ii-l PI d blent nf Die Meliiuob City, with 11 population nf 140.('niiniy Clistnhrr o f ( ' h iim iii n • 1)110, were tliiinnved or ihrstroyed slid Slate Itepri"tentative J. Iti.n today Itv a tvphotm with wlndi ley tldham. tie M, tilt) nilloit ad hour, Much Interest has been *bu«a There were two known daaht. enmeroing this meeting, *ubl Mi Deplane wan ixllinated nnofllM IN ER A L W E L L S , T « ..' Nov. 2 </!»• The South is nn longe, Hully .Mem W illiam*, president "t riaily at above $10,000,000 In the place the l i l t President Roorrvell culled ihe nation's Nn. I ecnnomit Du- lll'W C lid* murnliig. Alie.ul) Cebu City und H o'lter town* nn inure limn m> written ipii'Mtinii Cehn Inland. In the Central Phllp- piohlem. Il ii now America's No. I econnmir opportunity. • plttee, The tall, youthful appearing ncwly-eledrd |ue*idrnl nf the Smith- have been received. The jiuliln • era Ncwipapcr Publisher* Auocisliun, Clarence H. Hsmon. Jr„ ol Invited In attend the meeting and ink i|uestluns aiuiiit gaverimieid, C O K K R F~ lT p llirmlngham, Ala., made thli de-#-------- ------------- • ■■ «lu< Hinted. J A C K S O N V IL L R , N ot . 2- l / P i rlarstlon In an Interview today. liverlnir paper In January, — detail coffee ntlrM rose from Ho gave his vlewe before (ho Tho $,')if,000,000 plant hea a csfive cent* i*> M«tHi and ten fin is start of the final session nf the naelty nf DM1,000 tone annually, In several store* her* today, four-day 8NPA convention. Iluo_ _ ____ _ as the first mill st I.ufthe seme .•tores already had been eell a dime a cup. Bulk coffee prices son, who has been publisher of the kin, Texan. K. C. DovIh, vice president and went up here last week to five nirmlngham News and Aga-Hcrrents a pound, same feU II stores uld since 1040, declared that pub­ Imsliir** manager uf the Beau­ lishers in the neat 18 months mont (Tea.) Journal, told ihe pub- 1 raining the price Immediately and would hnve to fight Increasing llahcr* they must become ro*t Hy W II.U AM flO V FH , JH. otheri waiting a y h l lr fcdaral encroachment on "the trie cmisclnu* if they are to retain Assorlsted I'rrse Hlaff Writer tlitional amt constitutional freedom their "present place In th« sun." 1 A CCID K N TA I* D BATH Cool millions ot Florid* oranges, grapefruit and tengrrinr* will Newspapers must find "new and A coroners' jury, lommoned yes­ of the press," tide die seawayi lo the ve*l roMwo maAets starling nest week. more ucanomia means nf publish­ As an eiampl# of governmental terday afternoon to Inquire fn to They'll go in the ky holds of Iwo new ileamrr*—ihe “Ysqur" and the death Monday .sight of James effort to “limit" press freedom, ing through labor-saving equip­ Hanson offered the federal plan ment und more efficient methods,“ ihe "Ciheo"—each with *pacr fm 45,000 bases n( eitru* plu* a dorcn .Klrtlan flauntt. C to put newspaper postal rates un he said. was Instantly W f An appeal for solidarity between hy a car drtvea b ■ sliding scale, according to circu­ the newspapers of North and death waa lation. of Maitland, ruled, Hmith America was made by Tom Douglas accidental, County "That amounts to classifying Wallace, Kdltor emeritus of the run In thrive days and will nog service Is being operated Btsnstrom seld tiK Mwspapers,” Hanson said. “The l^niisvllle, K»., Times, end presi­ merit rail end truck shipment* "f la s. The Befrlg.rated Serving on tha the Refrigerated Htesmshlp Steamship neat step could be other regula­ dent nf the Intra-American Press eltrus which are now fast picking by L1 „ „ t B M Ubal(Ti«ry nf thn United Raarden, C. M. tory measures." Association. Up. Fruit Company. ) Collins, Theodora slling win will "Koch The first coastwise sailing “ Krtch of the Americoa Americas need* "Combat against this rising tide Bates, and H. A , ' of federal control," Hanson said, fur It* economic welfare and Its ho from Fort Pierce Nov. 10, with If you iHty n new home today, "is up to tho newspapers. Tha security the steadfast friendship a atop at joehsonvlila Nov. 11 ind IMI taka a smaller cut nut uf Uin JA Y C R 1 arrival at New York City two days and willing sendees of tho other people who read the newspapers Three later. Thereafter, regular service fam ily budget than 10 years ago, are pretty sound," ho continued. America," Wallace said. Commission) “Peer and distrust in Latin- will bo malntalaad from Fort tha Builders Association of " If they are given tho truth, they Miller rawa Fierce every Thursday and Satur­ Florida. «»• will react aecordtagty." day and from Jacksonville Friday official government Sysrtaai'j ... who-.,. ‘ “ “ ew York arrivals •paring prewar nnd ( F A .f t m w t o«d Tuesdays, ting and showing that wwwn —my* accommodation* more destruettv* than orate," Waiwith MI8-SP—liquid at B4PW f f n ^W>» ,WU> [J Ivlduala are up 260 South Termed As Newest Land Of Opportunity By SNPA Head Citrui Shipments From Fort Pierce To New York Will Begin On Nov. 10 “•i.B W h f tR S S J K P ft h't-vf-y fm r e f l t o B i 1* “P - ; l&tti for} j>. B o u n c in g In ht if ? W it h , ; T - wkki*.' t . l . I.cu ts Offer* I’.. N e g o t i a t e F f l T . r. ; • I v Settlement i )■, M ' n o ' s ' Strike T lu * Seaso n ’ oi : 'im .m- llir a r t io V ' • " ' T"l <mil111IIII1stV.“>' iivld win* .11 . •I'P'Mdion. *it i i, in llld liM \I i linn lop of- ■ 1 llir r Si * IlllV f I"" I "iiim u n ill " Hi d I,.(Hill'd th^,' ’ 1 '"I I't It, UIUUllIa '* " 'III, III Id : ' d "I l" 1 lllnnth—a* ,lm I. ’ "I'I oi l line ntil*a ........... n u n bit than il" .III. 1, 1 Do lilt w inf ....... cl it,.I by tha I" led I" touch I 1 Mo , 11 Ih iiu i U "D the tank if i fOVIft AUAINit a m i....... tnii h, i ■ d Hit., y . I,* u l,, tu u Ii.illimit Penotlr* m I V i u ' . i l •t 11 f u l l . ■ ' I tin* .Ml'* *'■ 1< 11, at lo nil I ) ' !' " I I I ■' In c 't 1* r io m c c U l S c 11 i r i ! AM.' F v i i c l >1 " ,i ' c il '1Y d p o t Heart Specialist Warns Against “Take It Easy” Theory Of Care m iiiilltlog is ns iliingrruiis ns lining• a X V tjrtB Jffi i. ii ii i* lib'h thn i ie no i( |" " ii'd pro t il If |||t It, 'l Bnet "♦1 t<J i *mm|*I v'i I !*> n , i IticSI ,'e Mmmi (.s.•11 •fill) VIl*-M t'i'i.! ( i ( : (.1 1 I « it*t litiiril (to » tsaw ^1* 1 •h iM t . i l M I >i n t V I d ( t i l l .tiu d n ii I ’tH t i nr. i • »\ <i r Mi Ih' •t . S’ 11\ '. i.l*k— i iiiiiwn .1 i *■ i• miluiirf nl i Ul • furht, I* |> In MIi I •••tklV 1 I ..I S I ill I Ml » III • i * i n Mluftti Mini U .lild lI I 11 1 I lit* t'4'1I'lMMfi* HI !. ■ 1 III* title I.f riile l '. Ill I| mi it Vmil It* \ sImi I'Xll I' , ills** Mi/t it tl lilt* ! Ill ••»til t M:»M>int • Bill •Ii D. ill'| Iijn|i11 f I Ml tilM M|t till HI 1 I l••» 11* I* *'(' |»l H *l * *l llir I. ■I ItMthi * '! Ui \\ I H III W ' (til ii'iv rh*. \ iii*.... ....... . M *•n ffer I •11*M I .1 I -d- tiil two * i ! mf I Iml 11Mil4 ! im ih* ’ 4;iy I'n^ltlnm ■ it f‘< i miuM » Ii |*|is Mill t**I .Shir( 'VM -i |».- i in xx111*'Il lilt sirli. • i l vull !»,. pfd" Ml" 1M•M «*r hfll lliiifl Y im (lit1 tiigh •'•Mtis im! uj ill* iihifM'tl Army, *s u \ itn*i \ t» I ss11'*> n ,f iii iign M U' I •11■ ]4s't I m Hl'illlti* t'Clft* tu Iii il .i ll, ., |, Sllfl MMti' t nr* •uhi|ifiii\nn*- 111 in 11 Ii xtiii vu*i« 4(i* imi •ii I hi full till mi ml Mm tIts• * *aiil it vi ill Br up tu ’I m ' I u iiii I m ilf lt im u ic w Iml shall tluiu* ii I mmt! V111$n i itl Hi' lmrd | „ < " ii" ll v, i* lic oniv lt"b l" Die . otniii'U <1 o lfe te d to lieol'eld lie S lid ' """Ui Im . been Mii'i (cn* for Dm i’ y i’tti - nml i "lim e iii'rrd a s 1"t a etniMi'e " S VNI (tai l ( till.LX ' (idoid i'lli/«•■ (* bin i" in 'il under Du bed I'-'vet- th is IIKiru itlg, ' t li i' t . m i in i i • i i i a n u in i iv i t 11" t ile d fur y e a r * , iM'come n |iermiiiieiit deIK 'iiile o l *t|nift relatives nr society und <lie nt nn early age." lie. W illiam D. Htrmnl. professor of cardiology ut the University of Pennsylvania, lolil the gt'imp Dial fear I* n inn lor handlruji ill recov­ ery from heart ailments, -’ THE WEA'THEk T .i vr K. si i NVi i . i i;, « f llllln lii’ ie il n n n iiig Die miflnlibiyi'd * * * . [ ws, '* I 11., V Ii'llt111 1 Ittlltl, |n lin a .k l,,,, hrfr.rr the lolerMatr l*n*l«iadmiie Medical A**... i t linll . w/.n;.... .......... I. ........ ■,i.„, •ion „f of W„t,i. North America, n f)r. Wilh.tinr .tl. I 1..<-.itii.ni, lr . .. w.irncd fh.it ".|(l|)|u incilli'inc at Woman's Medlcul Col­ lege of Pennsylvania and also |ircsident of tha Phllndclptiin Heart Assnciallon, "TI m* old medical atlage, ’Take it easy,’ la dangerous advice,” Dr. Lraman Mid. What tvnai aoctora doctors should advise, 'he went wt an, on, la Ii for famlllss of heart "seise victims to "stop making dlsess^ *( " in i" p rn ito fs 1' . u iiltlliig l" i* a I i\ a . d niii(D i"is a >i 1 1" I n i<" n gInput HI I. id ! a- tin tlii'Mii"*iii'tcr took S ilk H illi'c fi"in a iMninluy high of *!> ilegt'ce* down In blf degrees at . no A, M Inilny, I'he e(io| wave •‘iira ii in lie fit! yei.lerday with a A pin nf hr,it| *jin iiklid* xlunk boi "f I'D degree* and u high of lliciilV til r.iiillv; II" VII lull* "I *8, iiiTonling to I I Mmignton, r.i*y professor W. i kef* lead* ,d ii. i-'iiuiii" "licrA d< i I (I ( d 11 ,U li' ot Against Diehards In U. S. Defense is fV ’u I i i . t ia x l' In i In • u pi " |» i * 4il tu i i id \ \ i 1/ \ . . . ,t i u i d , . * lie i i** 1\ IIP I i.. I.t 1 * Ilil I s. MlMl | , , . * ■ at . i 1 I' 1(1 l ..... N* t, . 1 I'I l1 .1 In fu m n n W iir n s 1 ''im ' i Hi ,1 J O n ilS O n n a r ilS i * ' ii * 11 '< Ml II In • ' 1 4 'Mli *i i V >! ■ ii ........ 1 Ml Mi 1 n iii i d......... M* ' - *t It. i I m i I,, i M■ » 1) Mj, ...1 ............. r •' 1 1in i I'hui.i Is s u e O ver B Ut M. 1 ' U( uM '» 1 '*♦ M •« ( ’ n u t o n r r r l T o IC .it Ii ... n .1 11 im, , 1m , i. Hi* 1 - ■1 HI ' h M>MiM 1" e r A ir P a w c i Iv 'm v •' — —• I:; ................ bn i i ,,..* i * . ( I I V i LA N D N d i Pi i MrmM'i lb. J .........I till I 1M i'in c S p itd io v 1 "in- t"l...... ii ml loil.iy tin A h ik i I .‘■ ( i i i . ' >iii I'i m il'l [.in.ire nl "die I. ml nl." if t Imlll .Ig lllllll lien n .- ,|>hi t- .1 i. n llir ’’ilir Ii .i h I , ’’ lie IcM 11■ I Hi l. Aliirtit an Atituiiu'luli' A i .le )• i "III rlilH'.l, ker)i 11tti* I ... I I 11 I,‘..I" i ' ti,lltlllg Im luliiHiiiit* i lir llr i ( i I i, Ii " ui 1•• •»*»$ i < stftllMiircl Ds (."IM. t hllnuliix luihlrMv h i .J < .I I » | I I M I s I t N t If \ I liiliul* lie i Hill mill >I weir I".I ■ "II \\ ' Mil l. N*f I inn'll llix l dll (in iiri h i . hri. " i|; i ■ i•» Im (ft (•».'« ■ ■I ( . 1. I .In n-l I! -('IV unfit }.l|MUe*e liH llllci ' Hi" It , ‘Silt IIII I iMtli.i Inn ni Hill.mi'* liim l | " ii( D iil II If IM• nl i It* I I f f • (I S* ii>tl*hi|»* nr,ii Siiig.i|(uir in \V ilil i ui* ill i lit I (In' I it iki'il \V ,i i II i ,t *h iu lilllt f •MM i fciM.Irl l.l tii. x x x x intiii i uiH ii i l t , 'In i ui a tu in I nl (itil, In i i''Hir li.it lirrn tin iiilr ii Hiilnir.'il il , in ( , i •t 11 till, i 'film \l'. I'Hliilirr, .mil again lln.'ir In T ' It, ilir sitriic triiitaui'i' In ai kiioxiIf-li> s L. |(HI |ii1' till < lilt t'MiIf'tl f I' • Il It11 11••114 ♦1114f’»ill II \ |iT« "il 1 llir new." J i i Iiiixuii ini , -*| Bk I In* I f v \ 1111m» | ,**!' " A t Hllllt I- fill ill" tlllll' gill'll ii ni i - Mill** niny Dir.xi mil iiiu-l nn K m <\\ hut mi S i .I uum 1 Ft nl« in ilnfe liiuillitir* of t*ii In y in lii "ii flint I |Mi*i'tt|Mii I'I mmi Ii , tit M.i'li mi \ kemit' (till i'i I H indi itmarieaca » ■ *■*■•> *(»■ lmn r ' " ' T i i m a n le ft I ■ ' I III Hitpli Datf. t : in a I,el of (n* t" ' >• ........... appeal , >1 ul, *11 the *elt|a- Handed Blacluner On Tax C h a rga.1 es 1 L SSat die I I *'111* i.lft'n, 'I. "|,eriiior.i of ............ "I'paral# 1 hi I nd.*' Bublif Mousing Fur $20,01)0 F i n e I sii 'vjinlti; :l Is Appmwd U t S I llM . 11 IN, 11 t N..> ;> I#I"• Mt< |*i|liiir Mxtlsiliyf All MiMilr 1•ItI lull illMUMllU cd Ifltf 1 Ills ii 11«- r i$ii<iii Mini flit* H.iiif«iiil I'tM'll 11nil i« im A b MmimI) lut fillnlttil Ii*«» Dulltin 11 ! •,m i (mi •*"$11 fnililh Iit 1111-'i a*| |M*■ g 1 mu l i i f in. nl (mil 1(1*4*11 ((III Ilav1 (/.ftl In I on lil IJ i m ills Mm I m t v« mi • I ■ ' mitls 1 he .1*m in i s » jii l in Im (I n illim il y *’Li tl I mi 41 •|l HI fll *•I im if mi 1v ft Ul mm , Itn il 11m i In ii |i|*t m •(( M k'M'^til* Ml In Im ♦ it 1 j' im .d 1'* 11 1 ' v,ait.-i «11,11011 At left 11 ),lililey Ittnnlo*. 1 -t ' lit,I [da ' IH In A l I Mild 11 iiipiaim ilil Jauv M .. 1 1" hi Nov. 2—7^5 I'emiiernttlru tulde: S T A T IO N U liin ta ibisfoti Clde a go De* M oines Premia N ew O rlean s PiltHltllS Saint Luuls Iw runs- Beattie surud hv his physician, honestly Port Alvars Ocala Airport (OesUatMO « 0 Wags It s ) “Tito I'utlont should U liii -— , f. 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FLORIDA^ ^ WKItNEHUAV NOV. 2. 1949 Established 1908 VOLUME XXXX m UitirMlay .................>tiiiif|ui(*f»H nrer • E \ \ K A T I I K it iif H«r«ini;h —* J rfw -— t■'■-(,!' i.A , ■• ■8 � 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, November 01, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 01, 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/457aca89f7e6a5c5a81ca0a48457475d.pdf 13e59ba55aa01589308401a388a89108 PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY OCT. 36, 1M9 tSiblic H ealth Act Will Give Nation / Mere H ospitals •truction," Ewing said. Cost Of living .RIm i Senator W ants To New Monthly Higl Civil Rights Bill W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. 93— (R>) living rot* on* half Considered First —ofTheon*coatperof cent In September, "The new program means that the states and the federal gov­ ernment, working together, ran come closer to overcoming thu country's total deficit In hospital .beds," Kwlng'a statement said that nn W AS H IN G TO N , Oct. 2» — (VP)Ort. 1. J1M hospital pluirct# had S,,m,irir__I(umphr«y_fD.MInn) said ..... been unproved, 100 were under today that congress ought to givr the tint Ion more hospllnls and construction nnd Mi had been corn- first attention to President Tru eller hospital service, the Federal11'letetl ami are in operation. mini's hotly disputed Civil lllghts Hecurity Administration said to* Most of them hit minll general program when It returns In Janhospitals of fill lirds or less, In- miry, mini The Minnesota lawmaker urged frcsldenl Trunutti signed the rated In smnll towns Unit the program be assigned pri­ Tuesday. |t duultles tbit areas. sunt uf federal funds available ority In the Senate over * Hemtaapprovpd bill to repeal the fedthe tales mill liWatlxe* tlm eral taxes on oleomat-gkrlrfd. The tent of federal rulitrlbutlnns. repealer now is Ml. the top of FSA Administrator Oscar It. the .Senate's worksheet fnd ItlM); iwlng sold lho new legislation Inwith Civil! Rights tentatively in «ase the amount of fndera) rants to the states fur hospital M IAM I, Oct, 2« i/l’i - A new Ihe No. 51 spot, The .Senate Dumpcratir leader­ obstruction from 97f>,<l(H>,(H)n to Florida Hast Coast Ituilway pas. l541,0<l(r,(K>0 n year. seoger terminal l» to I* imllt ship lias served notlc» that , the first of tha Civil Rights measure* .The period during which allot* here at a coat of |3,124,00(1. btfnts can he made was oxtended ......................... The terminal, at. Northeast '.nth o he called up will he one to I ram June nil, tsmo to Juno .'to, Terrace, will replace the old sta* create a Fair Fm ploy merit I’rarm s. linn in tha honrt of Ml null** i"**** I-',,DtRiln*iofi. That t>lll gen* erally ia regarded aa the most "The amendments are a sub* business district. The Florida Jttltroad and I’uh* controversial part of tha I'realbtantial atep forwaril In tbo long large t>rograni of hospital run- lic Utilities (.'oinmisslon yestor* dent a f.lvll Rights program, and rluy told the line to abandon th« southern senators hava made it olitlrfiinted station and start tho clear they Intend to filibuster new one "wlhuiit unreasonable against It. delay." Humphrey called the FKI'C bill land In lie purchased nr con- "the real guts" of Mr. Truman's domnrd has la-en appraised »t program, and the part wlilrli f 15,4111,1rui while the present site show, "we really mean business." i. valued at 91,176,00th He told reporters the bill Is far "In view .(of tho tremendous more Important than the oleo* passenger truffle handled by tlm margarine measure. Florida Hast f'oiisl Hallway to Humphrey led the move which and from the greater MiHini are* gut the President's Civil Rights more than one million passim* program written Into the Demogers in HI4M— this amount would rrnllc Party's I1I4H platform. That hot appear to hr unreasonable," action split the party and resulted Strang* cat* sfthsssvs* the rrimmlaiimi said In its order.| in rreulloii of the states' lights mining fetid**...*n* -------------------------------------i faction which nominated its own candidates for president and vice ^ ^ ^ . . I s v s d In • msdmm’i president In last year's election. . "graft# af fartural" Plane Wreck John Evans tha mid-west more than 60 years of Tumps. ago to settle on the south shore He attended Bollin* College two of Lake Mary. There In the old years and the University of Michi­ hums, John Evan* had lived alono gan two years. For many years for many years, caring for his he ran a bakery in Sanford. H>t citrus grove end garden, and re­ also worked for the Atlantic Coant cently had made plans for many Line Railroad, Improvements, At one time he served as caretaker of the Lako Mary School. Funeral services for Mr. F.vans will he held Wednesday afternood (CnallnaeS rc.m P««* nasi at 3:30 o’clock nt the Erickson Funeral Home with Hr. K. I). Ib-al weapon” in nn improper at­ Ilrnwnlec of the First Presbyter­ tempt to use the fund ni a lever ian Church, nnd the Rev. White frir extracting concession* from'the of Lake Mary officiating. Hurlal mini) operator* in the currently suspended contract talks. will he In Lake Mary Cemetery. Mr. Evans was horn Apr. ft, “There are large sums of money IH75 at Boston, Ind. and has lived! being paid out of this fund to perIn I.nki* Mary since IHH0. He Is thu sons not entitled thereto, person^ son of tho late Dr. and Mrs. W. H. not in need of financial assls-w .Kv*"» an'' I« survived by two tame and persons not otherwise ^ oth#M, f Ev«ns of Lake qualified to receive the same," Mary nnd Boston and W. E. Evens Von Horn told the court today. ICm Uh M f « M H m. oast ICaaMaasg V rin esxs oeei * Square Garden, Now York, with had been Informed by observers Jake Lamotta, to wnom he lost that about midnight someone the title In Detroit June IB. wn* playing an automobile spot­ The announcement by Air light up nnd down the ditch tho Inrgeet monthly inereu*. In France eald: where the accident occurred. Mr. ronaumor prices for a yeer. "At 12:46 French Standard Evans Is believed to have been The Bureau of Labor Statla- 'lime <«:4o A, M., KMT) Aix hit from behind as he walked tica, reporting this today, Mid France received • message from toward Banfnrd on the west aldo the prices of all major items one of the search planes looking of the road, and was probably (ontrihutlng to city living costa for the FBAifl (code (dentilicn- hilled instantly, said Sheriff went up except clothing. tion of the misting plane) which Mero. The rise, however, still left the said it had alghted the wreckA passing motorist this morn0f the platM nf nr Algarvla liigv Frank Smith, noted the price level three pr ent below the all-timei peak of Heptembeii peak, M 00 meters (alaiul 11,600 little dog of Mr. Kvnns main­ a yenr ago.. ft was 'J7 p4r cent ,,.ct ) high, located In the north- taining faithful vigii behind the higher thani' ll* June, 104#, and CK*t portion o f B#o Miguel Island. body where many motorist* had 72 per rent shove August, 1030. "A rescue pahly *. immediately passed wthout seeing It, nnd 'fbe $ 1 ? Bated stood at 160.# i,ft Santa Marla to xeareh for stopped as he sighted the Imdy. . ,1036* possible suvivore." Another motorist, Roy Partin. ago drf 100. 1‘ * 1 ,\ir France hero said It received also *topn«d and then telephoned Tho index at mid August was word from Bant* Mnrla by cable the sheriff. Who with State High163.8 and In September of lait that reseue parlies hgd rushed to way Patrolmen It. I). Harrison, Ihe scene and found all 37 passen­ Investigated the arrldent. Th* W fr l, gers and II crewmen dead. body was takon to tho Erickson besides Cedar,, his manager and Funeral Home. hi* trainer, the plane carried: The Evan* family rumc from liinctte Neveu, noted French wo— man violin virtuoso Itound for an LA K ELA N D ^ Oct. 2#— OP)— 1extended concert tour In the Uni­ Ihe law firm of Onplan, Living­ Isrge Florida oranges ere bring­ ted States; Guy Jasmin, editor In stone and Lewis, Los Angeles. Sir Hugh Welghtman, 60, and ing 14.26 to 94.60 a box on the chief of the Montreal, (Jon., packing house platform, hut the Frenrh-lunguago newspaper l.e W. J, Horne, about 40, British price for smeller sixes is falling Canada; uml his mother; Itemigln officials of the Central Mining llrr'inndorena, prominent Cubnn Investment. Trust nf Isuidon. rapidly. Pilot Joseph Jordan, l^i* An­ Middle sixes are worth 93.60 yachtsman; Kay Kntnen, presnlrnt to 9.176, and small varieties only of Kay Kamen, Ltd,, licensing re- geles. presentative for Walt Disney Radii, Offlrer Andrew Cole, ;i. A shortage of the larger sixes characters, end Mra, Kamen; and Long Beach, Calif. His hrad nnd fare heavily and a perferenco for them In the bonis Boutet de Monlvrl, widely eastern mnrkels account for the known French painter and illust- bandaged, Nivage told reporters: istnr of children’s hooks. "My pants were burnt off and difference. Cerdun, fornn-r world middle­ I am anxious to get In touch Grapefruit are holding steady ■a 93.6 (Ho 94 far seedless and weight champion, was nil Ida way with an nfflrlal nf my company 92.60 to 93 for those with seeds, to New York for a tl*lc bout because I haven't any clothes," He saved his life hy rolling farmers Wei's reported paying scheduled Dec. 2 at Madison 91 Ml to 91.76 e box for oranges Mqnnre Garden with Jake l.a Mot- In rain puddle* to douse the ts, to whom he lost the title in fire in his clothes. delivered at the plant and HI* story of the plane's fatal lletmlt. With him were his mana­ I,. 11.40 fnr grapefruit. ger. Jo Longman, and his liulner, dive as It look off from Rome: "We were imlng down the runPaul Denser. {('(•aliases h a s t*aae *•»»• Air France lists Identified the wav when all at once the nlane Cooksey of HI. Petersburg; why started *»'«rvlng to the left," us: Hiaaitaaed m w rwa* o a s t, Americans the Commission nnd Its personnel Mr. and Mrs. Philip Salles, Hivnge said. rooms to transient lodgers, opetbelieve It is "immune to applica­ "I found mvself standing on <• satiaoee r m r . a, nasi atc* an amusement establishment, New York. tion of nil state laws," tpe bend with my safety bell Mr. and Mrs. Kay Knmrn, New to r e * depleting neighboring *i-ll* prepared meals or rent* psr..HU r-slene.l ll happen'd *o lictailed data mi day by day York, 0'. points of Interest such ns the *nnal property for ux* nf others travel and other activities John Abbott. United Stales (No ....... . The first thing these dealers other address, | Commission officials; information Hollins Hodpis'T;^** “ *** TreeIfniverPark, “ Mv clothes nml my hair were | College, Nielson have to do Is got permits to do ~n ............ — i i •\ on I lie employment of several Mr. Sllbernagel, the Itioux, New puhlie lelation* men and an rxpln *lty, the golf course and Hun- business from Comptroller Gay. York. mv *-ifctv halt. There w-** noth- | |f you are a dealer and he hasn’t • <-ool.| i|„ after 1 left the notion of Ihe dulieu of eiirli puldie l*indo Springs. Fdwurd Hopbine, lliooklvn. N. Y, ftin- section was devoted In ,dM.n,|y mailed one to you, you lelntions innii : mformatinn on de­ nlao" •<* It wn* nil in flames, F.dwaid G < bring, MuiiluiHsot, hen-. ,„n pick up anapplication blank "l l.s.l l|*,l bead ,lo*en livery of 1(10,1)00 hi earn nnd bass M-rieiiiioniil opportutiltie* filigrlllllga hy the Commission In Another showed many beautiful nt yourlocal rhnmher of commerce L Mrs. Marie Ryan, Atlnnlie (T ty , » Ibn Instriiiiirnl* fo f J ''e intcnfr *o,| ihav were all O K. Mon I* for use in In* piivate lake, i>o in c * recently construcled, heiulr|iiarters or county tax eol- ^ j clitirelies, ami clubs. Much of tertoc’s office, •bltlh 111......u-kolt m*"*' !*""n a...sliilemr.nl J. ptcbirbil inlerest wn* shown, inEmory Knlttios, New York, . . . ,, fiom , ,Cniniiilssiimcr , The law requires that you send If**!*miiif* I ff*lt Hi W, Cliriietl of lort Pierce on Hndlng views nf Ihe Irene Xixmiilrli, United .Slates u, , . Banfnrrt | M * do iipplicatlun along with rhiiiges nf Illegal bunt log ill'll .!r*«f*?»|i .Vririlfirii Ihrown fivi*r • (No other address.) I',l H • d'd'iis River, the „ni-.dollar registration fee hy Noy Bin viliei by him. '"c,d :|0. A* long as you own yoRr rt annfl I |f»I nff HIV HFlf". 1 Ihinng a ri*ci>ut two-day he.n ■ ; * ( * 11L"nM n,'d J |U,''r LONDON, Oct. 2H (AT- - An • •M!»# tiv ie. Of New York Giants ns business, you'll neveth«ye in u t *•♦ •• gitigwa rn«Flnt*n.| "I mg here, mi alfhlavll wn* reiel American flier lol,| HhIiiv Iiow •iLitt'Sn i well ns many hunting and fish„ M „thi-r nnn ' ' ' ” a(nng | another ono. „ in which on nnnIcMlified game ing pictures. foie burned off Ills pilots hut - II,., - I . — a IP,I 1 fell Into winilen Mild Morris hail uruered You must collect from your spared his life In n plan crush AIIhough it is planned to ntnkn Hen (he I. iI ling of deer on l-of- season till* edition entirely different custumers In cash, No. tokens will that killed the six others ulioard. ><< ll., tl.... nn n,|l I,,, pell, for illsti iuullfin nimnig the Com­ fiom last year's, il Is expected to be allowed, You must nend your The amphlMan plane, owned l.* p-i,, ,,,,,(,li,.* nn it),, run* mission manihci's. Co., uf Isis *, f»* lilgifer and better than ever. lax collections , Iq ,T*ll*ha*M* by Superior Oil Mollis denied Ihe charge nlid monthly along w lth‘f>our return. Angeles, crashed nnd roured Into *.*•* "is.* *(**- was on fire Im* unkcd lluil his licenser he identi­ Blncn the tax Is ,M t, effaqUve spared1his life *e -• man •■>*n *.,e,U*,i#.l*nftnp lb" era*h. After fied. The Semite ronimitlre in­ until Nov, I, your firs) return aad today after a takeoff in fog. e|ear 1 nicked mvself un fused tu name the warden. remittance won't bg due In , Ue Th * 1 sole survivor, cu-pilot -I...Ii«nt. ,„p"> - — ..-.I In ;C * .-eft*,I Curbed ii Inii was charged with .a _ . CiunpiroliorV pfflep until Poa.^L Earl Hlegs. 113, of Lo* Ange|<>* do nnvlhlnn for the pilot hut ho Theq you. wilt have 20 mors days and Cairo, wa* idir'” ' -•**large !!!!!!?,_“ hl* tail Is referred Tons thn*"dflr7llig" was engulfed in flames," private hunting purpose* nml .frir (o get it In., , j-it* arras trf his faro and tegs. of-tha citrus Industry. {•'Ivara a married man with purttcipiillng In a limit during Inn can keep for your trouble V SiUttrrf (ty 1 "I do'not know what happened." Cniiner" have rnutended In the which ii dne deer was hilled, lie lieariuu Knit Cnllfni nt it permit* 3 percent of tho tar you collect. lie itald from 'fc *.n-.i'».' •> ' •wn rhlblenn *nbl he hail flown TNI HOMOR CIUI si ' later honed a slrltenienl Hint ally use of sugar In Its froteii ronci-u- But If you don't; report your taxes "when we crashed the rnrkplt •hunt inn nnn miles in the piano iirriisnlIons Hull he had violated Irate, bill if volt add Ntigii, in hy the 21st of the month fallow* was Unlit open and I was thrown in the Inal eight months, The Tike V s s m Ouiiicnd/ait ••r.'iin, he said, wns hendeft for Hie law were lies. Florida it moxl lie Inlieted “xnb- ing the month uf collection,, ytru riear." H u ll H ill Dead In the hlnxing wreckage ............ „<• Cairo “on nil business." rtiinilard." Tlmt is discriinituitory, forfeit your 3 percent fe*. Besides T*-i* time, said Jtlvaoe. "the the Comptroller can get a. court which eerily lit the murky airlliev cnlilenil, SHILOH CHURCH never fully airhurnn. Hr. Muciiowall iiisiificd nf*er jiidgmiinl against you far ths fmrt weru; A singing pingrnui will lie attiunev* hail mid many affida­ amount of the tax, "I b'ive no Idea whnt went », Robert Alien about *f' held on Sunday night at Shiloh vits fmiii iiiiineis nn<1 iinieeiiliaMost dealers at one time ur an­ president uf Superior Oil Com­ , reio'" he said. MI - shornry Baptist Church nt tors Hint they will *uffei fiuiincial other will have customers who pany, Lns Angeles. Ilritl *> offie Inla began an In...... P. M. led hy the No. 2 losses and Hieir reputations >vtll are exempt from the tax. They Jomea Lewis, 40, member of >estigation. choir of Calvary Baptist Church ■>e hurt if they operate under Hu­ are governmental, religious, char­ A l l , S E A T S — Me of Pulntku, Rev. J. II. Barnes, law. itable and educational agencies a| o \ m- i <-»!> * ' pastor of Hie local church, urged He explained thnl ll......id Idea and instiliilion*. i but goes la and member* arrlvit behind Hie pioldldtinii of addi­ AIK CUN IH TH tN KD The dralrr's books should show RIDE. -IN IH tA IR t early and enjoy thu evening nf tive I to rnnrentrnled mange (nice such sale* In exempt customers snug. The program is htdng Is In protect Hie goad name of Hie H they me governmental agencies slionnolrd by tlent'iineas !lonrii new product. It will he necessary only to name No. 2 with Kstella Hill ns presi­ At one lime. Judge Curtis Wal­ I hem in your records. dent. ler asked; 'Yon mean it i* a tneaIf they are private educational, snrt- in pieservalloo of the ,-linstl- religious or charitable organisa­ ty of Florida orange JulreT” tions, they must have certificates Mac I towel I replied that it was. of exemption from th* Comptroll­ c n n iu T E witb r WIUDA STATE THEATRES! The defense also iulrislllred evi­ er. The dealer should writs down dence to sliow Hint many nf the Ihe exemption certificate number attacking raimecs nireadv are us­ to keep from laving tha tax ing voluntary federal inspection thrown hack on himself. 'S ^ \ • HOttffOtO« f *9lttt(M(Ou91 • service In grades for their ran«|99l99M9MM9«*9*M99M*ll Certain customers also will buy tied products. Wltnrsses also testified there for resale. They must have re­ m" " e T1IAW a -irVflf A ctrTtmY cr w m TA inM W T s e iw k k * * * would lie sufficient Inspector* to sale certificates which will put handle all running Irsts In Flori­ them In the dais of dealers, who ChildrenDoor* Mprn will collect from the ultimate con­ da. Manures13)46 I'. M. Canner* complain a lark nf in­ st! mer. The first seller ought to Ir e exemption cert Eveningspector* will hamper Ihelr opera­ get their Unity numbers too, tion*. A simple rnle for the dealer tt> lIR cfiN H ITIO N K D This Is one nf Hie first cases '' In the nation Involving compul­ follow Is thlat JOHNNY MACK Don't sell any taxable Item sory state labeling In show grades T IM E S T O D A Y I without collecting n tax or taklliy of canned product*. a resale or exemption certificate number. MtHF.N MrGII.L Loren E. McGill, seaman ap­ prentice, HHN. of Geneva, as • crew member aboard the. landing little finely (rated onion, make* a ship UH8 612, Is now taking part "different'* eauca for broiled pota* In Joint Navy and Marine Corps to cubes. Beaeon with salt and pep* cold weather exercise* of in# per and heat together gently| coast nf Labrador In tha vicin­ eprlnkls with parsley or paprlkp y V A K I / < -W before torvlnf, ity of Hamilton Inlet. frU S TU R S * Miami To Have New I'hC Railway Station Biff Florida Granffea ‘ Rrinff $4.23 A Box HALLOWEEN Mid-Nite Show! SAT. - 11:30 P. M. UNEQUALLED FOR JHEER T E R R O R ! Canine Commission Sale* Tax Miners’ Fund CKUWCy 6 JpMTUTh WINTER PARK TOYLAND 121 E. LYMAN AVE. WINTER PARK (Vimplelp Xmiw Holer IInn of Toyn,' Doll#, Trlcyclea, Lionel Trains, Stamp Album# Slumps and Supplier* Large Hairy Coon and Toni Dnlla In Stock C O N V E N IE N T LA Y - A -W A Y PLAN Tourist Edition r S /X N IO IM I O K I \ -v rn i n il I T I I I N (IN I I A t i l . \ t f I I I ' F t A S I I I N ( . \ It K IV\ TODAY and SATURDAY Qm Crfpfrini $tory tf thp Iwtrkmi FwwlA (-Brim Code A v1 ) ej nf # ° RL\ y LAST TIMES TODAY Color Cartoons Shorts Children Under 12 FREE Complete Shows 0:43 . 8:45 - 10:00 SATURDAY ONLY BI(i DOUBLE FEATURE FIRST H I N SHOWING 'il J 'I' "A Sunday & Monday! THI SUNDAY and MONDAY!!! SANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING SANF0R1) Movieland j n u r u n u Ride •'jbjh«»tdi:e CARYGRANTi ; SPECIAL HALLOWEEN SHOW MONDAY, 0cL31 Mldnite Show - Starting tltli44 P. ,1 -B IG fordyOM y VitwayviaByi.,. M fflS IlP i i m atf no FarleyGrander • Charles BiU.oid • Rayimri Massay Mchrrf Bwfhiil • 91(1 P trru i. ad Mi*** fom THE NEW ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD Firat Central Florida Showing! Sun. - Mon, - Tueg, Feared by All the Royal Lordi Loved by Their Women/ �# / ** flAHj-CJ t •l mi: \n;.\rm:it la U n ity There U tWrength­ ru Protect the Peace of lbs World; To Promote the Progress of America. . To Product Prosperity for Sanford. f& h t ^ a t t f o r f o » VOLUME XXXX H eart Attack Proves Fatal To Former State S e c r e t a r y ; ^ - 1st U. N. Delegate GR EEN W ICH. Conn.. Oci. 3 1 (/p>— Edward R. Stailiniui, Jr., wartima head ol Land-Lcair and U. S. Sccratary of State when tlir * United Naliom came into Lriitu died today at the age of 49. The white-haiiecf hsndiooir Strtliniua, who at 37 became board _ chairman of the U. S. Steel Cut w potation, wai hi* countiy'* fn«t U. N. delegate, lie wa» named lec­ tor of the Univenily of Viigmu after leaving the U. N. port m 1946. Death came at 7:30 A M (E S T ) at the hom* of Mr. and Mr*. Juan Trippe here. Mr*. lnppe it Stcttiniui' tiller. Her liutband it ^ head of Pan-American Wuild Ait™ way*. A rich man'a ion, Htettlnius Went Into government service ami ■hoi 11v became adudnlatraioi of the |(10,000.000,000 Lend-Lease progiem that played a major volt In the final defeat ot Nan il'Italian* a Oa fM * JUekn Seminole Laundry • I n s t a l l s $18,(MM) Worth Of Fixtures . A Celebrating 20 yeara of owner*blp and operation of the Semi­ nole County. Laundry Co„ Bt» Weil Third Street, Mr. and Mra. M. L. Rdborn Invite- houaewWaa and othar dtlxina to vlalt tha laundry Tueaday, Wednesday and Thursday to aea tha uaW Prosper- • imore Mthana $11,000. tr a ffis r s Only about IB laundry plant* in- the whole nation, und but one other plant In Florida (Miami) have initalled thla type of equip­ ment, Mr. Rabuin declared. M. L. Kaborn, Jr. will bo nupnrIntendent of the new plunt. He la a giaduale uf Ohio .Mechanic). Inilitute In Clnclunall where he A completed a two year course In laundry meclmnlca and method*. Tha new equipment Include* ifvon new automatically controll­ ed waihlng machine*. Bis of the** are for family bundle* of cloth­ ing whereby each family’s cloth Ing la washed Individually, and an othar machine I* for "fugitive" pieces or types of clothing that cannot be washed in hot water be­ cause of possibility of the color* fading. 41 Tha family bundle system ell mlnate* much of tha time and labor of checking each Item. Three big new eatractura have been In­ stalled to damp dry the clothing, and there are thras drying tumb' era. Two new finishing unit* serve for Ironing operations of all wear­ ing apparel except shirt*. The shirt* get presiM, on four eeparate unit* which preaa sleeves and 0 other parts of tha shirt separately. An operator can praes one shirt a minute by this efficient process. Incoming family bundles are carefully checked for ITugitive" pieces. Tha family waah finally aftar being cleaned and Ironed as a single unit, la carefully wrappad to Insure safe delivery, Police Investigate A Reports Of Prowler —->' H i Police ar* Investigating report* of • neighborhood prowler who rings doorbells and if no one answer* the door, enters •tha houia to ransack It, No definite Information con­ cerning such a prowler waa on police record* thla morning, how over, as most of tha telephone call* coming to tho police dealt last night . were complaints of JP 1 tho noise of groupe group* of boys out oul for o time during tho Hoi a good tli nfreen season boye A t TtUO P. M. about were reported r the State MoHttl ...t tiM o'clock a group of wye were re­ ported to no tampering with care on the 000 block on Mognolia { ■New Hiss Trial la Set For Nov. 17 NEW YORK Oct. 31-i/PI— Ftcetsl Judge William Bundy today set Nov. 17 for the •tart uf tlie second perjury -1st of Alger H ilt, one-time nigh State Department official, [lie trlul date we* fixed by indue Moody after a hearing on a nhow cause order obtain* c 1 by HI**' new attorney, claude II. Cross of Huston, 'jus* Houghl n Nov. 22 trial -lute on the ground that he ceded this additional time to prepare Ids cu*t*. orglnallv, ihe second trial had been set fur Oct. to. The defense, how<cer, obtained an adjournment. IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Established 1908 Ed Stettinius • Dies Suddenly At Age Of 49 AN Tito Bolsters Armed Forces In Border Row NEW SPAPER lim > t t f t potted, and a* ------—------- iCorninform Countries Said Rattling Arms; U.S. Demands Recall Of Czech Officials Shernian Flics To Washington; May Head Navy at- , .-” 7,.: IM t i . i ! .iccn In IN*.t i ii ii i ,. :. i i i 1ce a; i\it11i , t\ 1i 11•. 1 e f t * Witt).i-i . lit C IO 1" ( \ lllv.lt • '. I 11 t/p>— r1 111. t< 11\ * * *H mI luJuy BELGRADE. Yugmlax*. Uci, 31 — 4/1’)— I’reniier Msnli.il liiu li.tt strengthened hit aimed lim n in tecent week* ai a drtrntnr mra•ink, , i,' htt been 1 1f . l t 1 I : T ;isk 1' ( t r e e sute, against a Itsikgi.iuud of a -.n il,.I 1 ’ 1,111 Site! heightening war uf wmdt with Mos­ T o p C o n t i i ID I f l T ii ( ,1 » 1 , 1, hi Leri -"i 1 1 cow and the C'omiiifoini. ' 1 V n l c I l l ' s 1I ' n s t T a k e Tito hat hulitcrcd In* .tuny with II, . 1 iiKumcea tegular autumn tall up of irIV I M I l Vi , 1. IN 11,1 II I’, in. , - i l l -b( Fuui . iDIE 1»w.ltte lli III .1 |- Mil rsuits, lie situ hat relumed to ser­ lli.iilr .-trll"III. nl Itljlll ti *...... 1 -«*•' 14’ - 1 luiuootl vice d nuinhai ul leieite oftoen » 11*1*11 •lltl l" M ol Ih’Nnw. aI 1 I'K -i M uuay, technician* and tpenslnti. Mil si r r r e l , i , Ml till* \ ll t hra.l I - 9inl.tng pi» ii** I-* . ' lift Iti-ii rtn«l I h r m ul However, this duet not amount - lu rr i In,' Mi’ll' *’ 1 III. »• •».** •Irrlu to a genual mobiliialiini of rror Vitmii ll 1 !!'(' I* 11 |Ir n h i l l I I, (CdllllC uf sarvet. \ l the ■ iliip liH-r I It 1*11* V**’1•* ll.r 1, tnrion iiiilii i M im i * l i f t Ik fil l* iiirrenrioiTito has declared Im aiinv mutt - i.ng pett­ Ur 1III III mI It,Vilnil -d 1 «#r6«"i 1• lemam in a slat* ol aleit, taviug h ss tu-ni | 4lull'll III -it • tlVlI 11 | ier still The Kotaiy club voted “ 1 to 19 that hotlila Comlnloiin tunnies 4)1 's’ 4%rl I tt r u l l * ' 1 ,iw t Kk’i 1 •iition*.' Operaltoolo move in tegular meeljng place have been "rattling thru aunt" at lu-'l . 1, >ilt uf iiom the I our ist Center to the Yugotlatia't boatdeiv l udei their - Ii.icd lo ti t/i’i lif-iI.Ir Li i : . j 1 W A M II Ni .IO N U. i Vac lit Club, following a report by ciirurnstauces, the itepi taken i tn 1Mil It MM 1 M\ IM -t 1' Sliri (hat it Ih ll 1 "lie Vice \dn G W. Spencer at it* luncheon to­ Lett be detcribrd at pirpsirdnm Jack-u-lanterns, skeletons, gho'-l’'. wilcln.*, uwl»n,i,| gulilui-, will reign -u|.n uu- u l, u Sunli-i.l’* "> \\ l lollWloU Ml* ,t 1-•,t<P 1 1,'||!f r i 0 * 1 With man lir.oli d Il'lUk let! day in which ilia following mo­ againtl the possibility that Ruitia fry" giilhi'r 1,might for fun and fndii- ni viniuus |i , „ i h ». nml *rlio,1s 1,1 ilu-n 11.,r ,-%*,-<-*■ ■■li-i,1.11I IONS till . I luiUlriiiiv -| ft tiLt114*11 lli.il hr h di ll.»* *h . It ( I like might order liar satellite-, and rten Itefleclliig the spirit of the evellllir nr»Von ( T h | > | i ». .Iiiiii-liti'i of Mi mul .Mis I, m IHMM the sp ir it or uution was made: l i .......... i-.l \. 11,i,it ‘ "I a ' .'liimty lie pi, . 1 f" *16* *« 1 1 " lh a l tins club agre* to move possibly her own luldirn, mio .MmLI111111, ''Snuffy' Green, *on of Mi. hioI Mi . h"> .............. . im I'.limM1*. nit Mi- nl lir ,,| \,ti.il .1 Si mini t in , III ,1 * 1 1 )1 *1 1 lilt" 1 )> ll 1 r m coal. iV'n g li! i liiiig b lo i ol M r. nml Mr*. I • )• it M li g h t of I i i l ' i i I ’ll"' M 3 uguilavia. tiom the Tourist Center to the MuIt t •hat they t'Ml In , t tpri.llhu, A call-up of recruit* hi iu i - ...... Yacht Club, lubjecl lo recriving ■ 1Ii.- , ."iiiii.iii.In - I the ’’ ixtli Mile Ii, ur year i* i-utlolliar). \lniig Vugo Irme iiom the City for all civic •lav toads tin so blink (nil dais J' - „ 1 i •ci ,-i ary 1auk 1...... Mi thr \t - Iilrl i tor ill |1| , , clubs for uie of the budding for one can find llnw* "I iiimclnm, i to . im Iia> urn, ni.-illume tl pioiuuirolK teen-ager* headed for iw., >1 -1 1 1 -1 ,i c ,'her noon luncheons, and that a lax of lot ihr t"b ft "III hit o ii l ir "i, l.l , ■ill -,| training. 10c per plate be levied until the military • h i Kcactivatlon 0] mi u,i«|>,..-ifi.-ti i, iher Itrtl tll"1,'d I l»* ll.lt *t l»ril oil ihr City debt it retired, and a tax of number of reserve offi.-i-i- slid >, \ -*( er, h •' •lllcllllr i" 1llr Ai ni^tl 'in vii i*'" * ' .11 Hr \sst K'l.VT I It I'll Ess 3c per plate therr-after to defray tecliiilcians, howvvoi, -eived to M |<1)1 u li li ll i-l «M4k !i I I l i l l l - M if ••list I timleraroic Tito'* deloi iiiiuullnii to coti of uldiliti an janilur." ' Nest 1 r .11 »" limrld trarnn in I I. uh I.i ilimi'i .ilwa>» Im ilr liMghlri niuvitl keep hi* army fit <ni<l iea»ly lot Previously to the aA>plion of emsigi'iicle*. lli,ill Ian yrai « 1 -ilallv, it u tilsllv tin ot ,111 11■,11 u.iV an.I llir iiilnmg ............ I* It lit* M.. 1 ui Mfi .11 .ipptiim il ssill be im rsceptum. thii motion, an amendment lo it Yugunlavlu lias chained her 1 u l, L« 1i-i• 1 *•• •! 1 ''i-rtiit 11 I'im ‘ipr, ill, alii the oulliiiik 1% lln- moil I.h ih . i - «pemhug l. -» uuinry ,\ni4*i I* «* m ilU ’ i t*i tin' (liithl offered by H. B. Hope, lo the ef­ Cominforni neighbor* will, a m i lo thh 1 - >' •Ul It*tail ill 1.1*11 ami (letiMiiiliiiK mule letoiii Im wlial iln-y il, iprii.l fect lhal ihe lease tlauie be Ir* uf provocation*. Ihe latest -loll |l» foloo n h • of t 1 *’ N IIVlli charge was that lluuguiy sent Ip till, long lull, it Cootd sum Up ' stricken from the motiop, was re­ troops doe* to the border and lorcCR flit I.ii iii 11 AH.ihlif iii'd lii a siii'ci'* tul neatun from all § jected by 14 to IS. fired aero** Into Yugoslavia for Mcilltl't 1<11 **10 i.tid III Iuid- Wmi W VO tlN G TO N . it. r . fief. angles 1egsi .III--*, (lilies the start III ill 11*.I ♦ t" tin rllpll III An appeal to tha club to va- eight hour* last week Yugoslavia 31— i/ tV -Western Enrol l* li| 1 a .. . ..... ti> iliai p’L ' J t i t d ” ' . i ' : u a 'e , aVe'p'ruhinge,,;*'1, M d t t B c d t S W i f e , IL- |,t %u, to uM h ... NI!vV V u» k •t1k«1I1>M e* ^ I*)* Touilit Center vJqr the denounced this •• an wer-mungviL ittv 11 i1 1 lion 1 - ' Myrtle til I dl V M foiit'O $t>vi, sake or broailer. tourist miteHalu- Ing act of provocation. » I• i fil'.J o. "••••s’. Ah im Minn I'liu Hi mi Ihthfidd'H \ v.V In * Mingle economic unit if It ninny .... . imp....... ami ir nisnt waa niada by Chamber of 1 1 July II ...........to W ASH IN G TO N , Oct. HI (/l1) In «r| nmr# ftld flinilt i » n vhI idhh Hiu \v.y IhHh Unl. w«Ui •oH'ct “im a* wi ll il 4 11 ilia'i doll i"1 1 .: i ‘ i • t, !•'] i * 1 Commerce Manager Ed Higgins I, '«, end u n iin l |»r ii nf l lnihln mul lln T 1 |M ikItHhi 1 I li hfrld n ill •rl'H - »•» making hi* flrat public appearance Tho United States demanded today I mmii 1 mu*ref*. Iluffman ««in* if............. . I• M l.'ltl ll.t tv is since hi* recent operation in Jack- that Communist Circhuslovaklu id the MsrKhsll Flan countries j Gulf Conn imhcitling 1111 imo»uirl1» | Q I / C O I D III l Y c i t f C iii't't")kt ll !»"i"‘til iiA'iiKhliM,lil if* t'*k ....... Ill* * ! Ol I 1 . 1 1, iiylui • recall immediately two L’socli of‘ Ihe* hid Iretlrr show result* 1hi-»v> Intnisl I » toil ""‘'I', souvllle. ; 111 master i h In this country. I «, i t. 1.1 |i v 11 I .- UiiMviu Mii’iuy l' itin *»arl» n vi I vpwr III ptmnnting I lie mmii fin*r im* nn *+*i*n|t Mr Higgins, pointed nut that firtnlit now I I, 1 (III .v us i i, I, are Dr. Edwin Munk, con­ trrf Ir idr hv knnclilllK dn»n lien ills Inirh I h u i HI influx iind 'P cj I lm Jo botli the Chamber of Commerce sulThey V -iic.),lt gemiul at New Volk, and 11Jii111*114ift (m in I , r 01 nil u|i In iiiio.l \In t 1 I ■ I II Milt IlifpIPFs mul i’ki'h iioWr Ih11 111h 11Y hi+l w * i ' t i . , $ *nd the Junior Clinmber of Cmu 1 .it I n e i c n if mu11mini Ills 1*1! nr I. It*ItIt M,n nmlm .ouiln, Ih.i .'I iM ir n g iH l H y W ill’ • nit-rre nre pledged to a prognni Jan Horvath, housekeeper of I he ••ut-litK «um|)lfi in imp 1 |»nd. I ' . in the capHul. nf tourist promotion uiul ilmi I'n-cli iqiibasay In ..... -iil'iig. ili-M-liipmentr mI i full | M | e r (.Hf |„ M lM l li i t .1 ill The action w*» in upparunl ie- ***"' Ibl* program during the post Ill Ill’ll! I \ lull 1 1 I. Ml ,Vi (T I AT I A N D , ( ) . O n . »l uw year* bu* resulted In del (nit iii'isul for the recent ousting of I.,' . 1,1 1 two American attache* from the |,“ ........ b, ....... . .................. n i/ u u iu . 11,1 11 ) Li \ ntogress. •Secretary ol Slate Aclirtun |t|mil' iMHtl’ tmilll-r rtf ill 1, u .11 "The tourist huilnr** I* one of emlmRsy at Fragile. However, m (vju's 11viiiJfiMt* 111 H iii winti* ot i p I lmiitietiriLtii, t ini»v •! I" it .11 ll. hr principal source* of Income announcing the order Hie Slate , lared lixlay llisl I’ rrtiden. I . ' ii ■ Inna 1l< 1 V'-UI I' -)(>' tiulld III. Il (il Hl|p’, ihlrird 10 Ii- ii liinu mu.II or till* state", Mr. Hlgglll* dr- Di'pii,iiiu-iit declined to give uny man’s Fond Fuui piogi.1111 nil I t t, „ihi,. lli vi- 1(1, 1.lining 'I'lisun will li neat i... 1 ,i .willi .1 .1 ili miiiiri -11 cleared. “ Oil ring the 1847-48 vxpluimtion exetpt that the two the base not people, ol the .....M ................................ tier tu (lealli . .... ...... ■) -vaiMih m total of $780/)OO.iMMt an* both “persona non gralu. ,.fr,„t„ H,,. r ^'lV liiilay ami llirn lit,IK \U til glltll/lll i<'IIN ilf V«•! ■•»It91 W swl.f |.*t- I That mean* Hiey are person­ a tound allrnialivr to the >p,n I reached Floridian*' pocket* a* ti 11» 11 mix ill,'tf it 1In* N’ji<t- 'im l t I1 wiiiHiiiftl her inolltri madi- n ufi nu t v 1w1111r*n,. llrect or Indirect re*ult of the ally unacceptable to this guveili- imi, pioiniiei” id CuniinuinaiM f lI4 U'eallaaM Oa CM* I VIt Hu )’ IjiIIIUI “llh goltl roil*.! IllMIIIK tlllilf* ihf Il.tllMIU t !»»■ t , r if it, |lilt 11 Hi 110(1 f'tVli l't nurlst liaslnea*. It la tb* Job ol llie United Stairs, lie laid ..... $*,♦01OlHtill-k, Ill'll I'lORR, ll»l*i|»MML il (he Chamber uf Commerce to get help llir.e people, in Alia. M n (ji)|| , |h|, , (|i f, - » Hint |M sfciHlitHHl »»l I' HI l <r«iiia**e oa Pag* a tis n .in.i IL*v SitiiKw, (Mil St«nil» ........ . Drtniil In tell ln< ditughtri ,I.•,,( r* unci I .aim Amrn<4 lukr < UVI,, (k N in I' m lllOlt till 111 lll.lt It w<** 'topped (H I,. -Ill 'll. . i l l iIn* gi’htiiil |»hMIi * in*' '»» Mum Urn, ll linl,i|> I,,,- *11,>|,.| t '. J l»v * I sO ^ iiik r •!' tniii*iti.,$ able ilirm lo liypan rrnluiien -t ion $!l,(llto imo in ■,*rin l.iwl, lln, way Itn speeding ami relea •,1 wlirn ul f Tin* I f’Uit'n l" , ,,, Is. Captain Earle Y. l-onrk*, local " ■>*I I M sMtllHunl fill I'agp K llltll lie l,i|d offuers lir t,.i, "im , (,-n I I. I, .,.li­ 1nlidil ii 11y id i i Legionnaire he* received a "»*lute" laborious rffn il" liy tiiakniK at.nl l ' 11'1 ,H l' ........ alroody Im ,1" J....... . ••"t'oitanl errand " I , ell "I KrancespMcDougal, county nurse, i In the November l**ue of the Am­ able to them its know-how m o," m !!**'*, i'J i'.1 l i n t m e t I ,1. R n u l c r s t m lt, II I iim-i id appeared before the Board of erican Legion magestrle for hi* deni piorlurtion mellmdi fin boil, h|„.M| grif.^ssxs i, week |..i M|p ,,'- Y r a»-old liinmmc in, be i no j* (Jaunty Commlaelonar* at an ud- uiiixianding work In »eeurlng factory and farm. bcinllitie etdeilainers plane to |ii<, lenal salesman, John A. Il.tidnig R e t i r e d F n i T i i e r , H ie * . •nli > i I'n 1 Journed meeting Friday night, an­ IUt>U paid up Uglon membership*. Aclir-ann urged U see ImpoMsn.*' duee good but lint such lavi-di was held fieie for lolrdo |.,,1 ,, e t Mn I' D ft Under the beading, " 100-memnounced that aha had fully re­ nf lb.. Point Four program m « "bntv. tin. season "| couldn't resist d ," hr ml,I Buiibt-oo. 7" 1. 1 ' . hi . McDtiti > ,■ covered from her recent lllnc** tier card awarded to Florida Eogiirt'imrrtj for n iimu H iik 1 I ijmmmn nuiy flnil RnuimmiHl,! n*n , ( lie In-in, di, .1 , , (o . -I fin lui-i 11, ooid,' lo i - , ■ i 1 .1)1 ,.-iy and that she waa ready to report iniiiialre," the article atatea: ■'One thu of ImtuRlrlnl O ik » Holm u Infli* !»♦"*• t'*|i«»ti»mt’. •-*#• 1 , ' , ,r II " " '* r .,( x If. A M • iinluv lo tlo- •loi. , In 1 . , 'net for duty aa county nurse at ihe of Hie very first official act* uf nation* (C (O ) here this alim Palm lies,-I, butch alreudv Have 1■-anassa Qss Im.e c u h u I. , ul linspllIII tvillg nil ill la v -iila i i i County Health Department fol­ National Commander George N. inmii Tbs. plan gs>i* Its name I" -'" announced decrease* frum I S m - ul sis oiontliH . \. i, (••■ | a ' • . •• ill 1 • i (’ lowing her lick leave which ex­ Craig at Philadelphia, Immediately ti;..ilas*4 Sm r*«* StUhii ;|t| percent, riilrlyml* uf ttn li* l - O I l f l l U H 'N It |II III 1*1,1 H Fla tog H Hoi. I,ii on li li 1 I ' \ V after Ills flection end ipewti of „ pires today. , r ~ — r r ; — r ; ------------hutela il) greater Palm ili-nch base i"/; Mi iiiioi oil hint 11,,-d Mi,.„ it. i i p , -i ) M ’ ,.ilk Th* Board, said O. P. Herndon, acceptance, waa to sign a I860 R , & I* , w . F u r u m I h tuterl lower prices tliao lust >.ui ri yearx. IK- not P \ V 1 in Geneva f"t l county clerk, adopted a motion Century Card which bad been a ...... h i tv live,l in Mims that the County retain tha service* warded to Karla T . Louche by It. Is survived by four I V h * ( ’i ' r f i S u l I V r s of a registered nurae at the Campboll'Loeaing Post No. 68, ------------o.ue price, down. Nearly 1.0UII) .I.VrlmK in TrrvesttuaVlim t ■' 1 .......... Ho*...... I, Uu.. County Health Department. Com- Hanford, Florida. sponsored by lln epartiueld mul boh-l noils tisvs,i,. ,1, 1.., i ......... , I 'I and l aw ience Until, i sun The forum I n j n r i i ’s I n ( ‘u l l i - i n n According to Department Com­ mlaalonera H. B. Pope, B. C. Dodd Nuuriird Him nice* see and Profs..................... .. na r . , . Sc........ rIuiI, „ f 7s.hr, V : l nw ",r 7 u E "» ........ ..ml Hoy H-ul. imn and W. 0. Kllbee voted for tho mander M. W. Wall*, tha card bad Womari'e Club deilgned for a l" Wliry Thursilnv niylii ,,u il.. •,v" l"- •'(„ iiiybte,it, * I I1, li- C oil, -ill - I l) f i ticmeasure. Commissioner* O. E. been awarded Legionnaire Louche ter enlightened public on uffanr Or l't lido Highway nnm ih, " I •dinb ngb .-mil Mr- I,u n i 1iired -lut It I., m • t i ul ay Fourakre and J. F. McClelland de­ by hi* Post on Aug. 16 when he of city, county, and statu guvem Movlelnnd llide-ln Tiiealer Icin' nf Geneva; 1 1 1 giandcbll reported personal enrollment of 'iD iiiioun ,i iii--i.il . id ...luck clined to vote on the iasue. merit, will be held on Wednesday Funeral services fm Mi Einn• < * • -* » “ Mr. McClelland itabed hi* too members for I960 before Au> at will bu bold WmlncNihiv afti-niuun Funeral "ei vices will lie euli wli,’ii lli, ll -. o hun i mill, truck P. M„ at the Tourisl lYn I'.-IIli; IIV I ilm reason for not voting on tha-Issue gust 10th. But aa a matter of fact, ter, Mr*. P. M. Glngle*, public *> More than <10 members of the at 8:80 o’clock lit the Encle.>>m-duel,,I at .1 du I’ M. Ttn-sdiiy which I), H i was that he had n«t understood Legionnaire Louche bad signed up fairs chairman, announced. Hanford Merchants Association,. Funeral Home with In E. h |In l-.ri>-hH»si Funeral lliniii- i luitiel Vt'l. Iriu I ,-u 11,, ■ i - i -i.lt* of that the meeting had baaa called 207 members tor 1960 for nta Poet Mayor Andrew Caraway will act their wives and esenrte enjoyed llnmnlen mid licv. White ,,1 l.atn- with in. E. Ir Brownlee official lut,,- M int, wii lot l-s I, ■.ojth for that purpose," Mr, Herndon before Ihe National Convention as moderator to present the ipte- a barbecue given Friday nlgltl at Murv officiating. Ilnricl will In- Im- Hatial will lie mini,. In Eat., ImiiiihI 11 ii ii , w liili lull 111- 1 ((M il­ met on Aug, 99. l'd up n fi,-i slopping I - ■ iIm mail declared. | Lake Mary Cemetery 'View f’emolvry lino* which have been *ent to ib" the Elk's (Tub grounds, mid for a pn- iii'"i Tha savory beef, pork and lanib club to the foruin composed "( Mi-, (Jm ti i, i tin "Hit 11..in the City Manager Clifford McKibbui, ai*o tha " hot sauce1’ wa* proper ti itch and "i'll ’in I i ii (•"(tlsi the direction “of* W K Jr., County Commission Chairman t'd ~ “under “ " * **“ Jl iv, i r tin on ii nil il>- hack. It. II. Pope, John Ivey, past pro Hathaway, whose fame In ibis II, icns ini.i ii i i I , i ,1,1 t aiiqhdent of the Chamber of Cumim-ici­ respect has become so great that ion Moim,i ml It,, -1,i( i<l in the ami i(«p, J. Urailey Odhatn. *•» l» In constant demand, not E i-i ell non A tulniliim-i* hit,ir I,, tht# The public la Invited to attend only In Hanfmil, but in Orlandu iiccidi-nt In- had I-i , n delivering • . '* ; ----------------is moating whan quaetlon quaetlons on othar central Florida cities this mill, in 'In poitlun of l.nhu Maty By ASSOCIATED 1‘IIKHR TALLA H ASSEE. Oct. ^ - - ( / F j - Flonda's liiM big itag boost be* governmental affaire not clear in l i prepare Imrboci’-a. east of lli" Ira,-I, and win croj#Assisting In the cutting and tha rainde of eltliana may be p a ­ comes effective Tuesday. . New York's senatorial .ampaigti ciitnnl its fmal furious week tn- mg lywMwuid In il-,, diitictlon of ■arvlng were M. J. Lodge and ll is a 3 percent But many iwnu art eiampted. For as* tented. Jaaaa Lodge, H, F. Hm|th, For­ tGy w!lh the Republican nominee sngiily ilrmaruitiiK that Im opponent the lilIHlm-.-, d i,iuci w lien the ac­ up to $10 ample, reilaurant meale arv taxed. Gtocerie* are got. Clotfting uj rest Gatchel, M. L. Kaborn and "be rnan enough to meet me openly or apologize" for a charge of cident occurred. H EN A TO K PKPPKH’H t a l k ID* ruridllluii win piunitimckd "Dot" Powell bigotry. ii raempt. So *r« m w automobilei and liquot. Manator Claude Pepper will l><* Henry Huasell. satisfarlurv Indii( he Dr, C. L Liquor don have a new lax this year, though, ll m a t up 25 cants guest speaker at the meeting "I took tha tickets. Andrew Htlne The renewed demand (or a face-lo-lare debate by Senator John i’lirk, lltt.-nililiy |ilt(,l.-(sll. provided transportation tn the Foster Dullee drew no Immediate ♦ -------------------------------a gallon July I. Wlaa Uxaa wers^------------------------------------------------------------ the Oviedo Llona Club Tuesday grounds of tb* e-llbtas. evening at 7:0U o'clock at H‘» doubled effective last month. tmum of five tenia a package clg- Women's Club In Oviedo. All re Tha menu Included potato reply from former Governor Her­ ii pen'll for Niuind truck" bo mud t h k w f a thi r bert H. Lehman. Along with tho aaiea tgx Is an aret tax. When a city levies a But the Democratic-Liberal can­ was put out by |he Independent ^of^'fre water Cat^ * ' #ni1 increase In the stale rignrtt tax. flve-cent tax, It gata all tha money narrations should be made sail, J iVCKHONVII.I.E, Oct. 81— ( « in order that arrangements ’range can didate cnlted a charge that ha Cltlien*’ Committee for Lehman It nrUl ha flva cents stariiag Tuaa* and the state gate nothing. lem peritui* table: ,. lit* told It Instructed Lehman’* mad said A, L. Rutberg, secbe made, welcomed Communist support In day. That nwano a N nn p tocreOM IN TIR F R A TP .R N 1 TY COUNCIL Countfae alto gat haip from tha retary. H IG H LOW backers to "accuse me of bigotry S T A T IO N Ihe election Nov. 0 an old political to mast smokers, Mamber* of the Intarfraternlty Stata tmdar Ik* now tan law. A on ovary struot corner of New Atlanta In plaeaa fJonMil will meet on Tueaday even­ trick and a "worn-out device of York." county kaapa tha who!* scran Bustim R A DIO T A L K campaign oratory.” cents of ntaeltM UX It eeUecta. • •HI ________ _ Cleveland Mra. Bally Mero William, will ing nt 7:80 P. 61. at tha City Hall, The committee's sample con­ Duliaa p it* :,: ________ ointad out In a letter to f cheaper T — MB 1 » a Mra, Dal* Scott, Jr. publicity chair CoUectiona win start late tn n talk on "Jury Kendo* for man, announced thla morning. Joe Lehman that both would be in New tained the text of a pnragruph of Denver December. OU •staMnlee a rt ve­ dallvav Fro*no Woman” over WTRJt at Ii00 P. M. MrCaalin, nrssldent of tha group. York City for tho afoelng week nf a speech Dulles made upstate. rt their Ui Nuw Yoik . ttllcs said hli upstate upeuch, Dulles ...................... the campaign and said he could Ida at the meeting »t Pittsburg > ■e all money for ticket* «ee no reason "why you should at Guneseo, made it clear that he San Antonio Christmas danr* to be not moot me to dabato tha ugly was condemning "tha Communists Washington, D. C. H must be handed in. c h a r ^ o l j k i g ^ n r . r ^ H d ggaliat in the American Labor Party and Jackiouvlll* .— M . . . .•.• no one ilia.” . . o m v la turned In. *•• h re Key W ait eaaj that no ticket# Ocala Airport » A ; , •"tWi \ •J - Rotarians Vote To M ove From Tourist C e n te r Fd Higgins Stresses Value Of Tourists To City’s Business Acheson Declares More Tourists Than Ever Before Truman Program Predicted In Florida This Winter Offers New Hope Secretary Of S t a t e Addresses CIO On Foreign Aid Plan Matuitl A .isih ftin i Dies Siultluiilv At Am* Ol' .VJ Years lh.Mf t a rH*%t In w!TrIports '■*"*: ........ ... rrt J|| MO n lh In LUW l-.tA/ l Dsar C t -10- ||j Frances McDougal Returns To Work l" Annislin* l);iv I'nnulo To I'urm At Tourisl (V n lr r ..... ""i| Legion Recognizes Sun l ord Member lie Held Wednesrlny that HtisincsMii.iti ,'"1' ",r ..... Hit-And-Run Search ..........f S " , a ^ .... . Sanford IVIerchantH Knjoy Harht'cuc Florida’i N«w&les Tax Law Goo Into iHect Tomorrow A. M. Dulles Is Charged With Bigotry As Senate Campaign Enters Final Week ------------- i ■ -J 'v l Accord Reported Reached Between Bethlehem And CIO And The (iohlins’ll (let You . . . : Police have ris u •» Ni*« 810 » H AnHOfintdi Press l.t'ttseil W ire M O N D A Y ( H ’T . .11. MHO PW I I tinsuit raMr 11tintl Inc is with H iiin n l through Ttttf* HAf i .-tjltfi I tiff*iliti , . I ■. Jo , ’•ioffejAS-.vi •Hy; . 4 f ■ . ■ • - 1. . D - -|^ 4 ^ . -. -- A ’ - �I '■ ro o m T U B S A N TO ftB .— The Sanford Herald e Oriental Transportation New York Battle t i u M i i W i *a uaa Pekiieke* taiir h m w tram ia. campaigning upatata for Lahman, predictad at Clifton Bpringa that Lahman would win by ‘‘a majority •icaadlng a quarter of a million votaa." In Naw York, Bap, . William L. Pfeiffer, Republican atata chair­ man, claimed Dullaa would capture tha Sanata aaat by 800,000 votaa. Thraa formar Cabinet mambar* were achaduled to atump for Leh­ man in Naw York City today. Formar Secretory of tha Treatury Henry Morgenlhau waa alatod to prailde at a Manhattan lunch­ eon: Jamea A. 'Farley, formar poitmaiter general, will apeak over a itatewide CBS network to­ night, and former Interior Secre­ tory Harold Ickea will addreaa a Ihurt* ralfy aponmred by the Lltfaral Party tonight. (lovamor Dewey will begin a fifth week of ‘ campaigning for Dullaa tonight with n *pe*ch at Chatham, about 90 mllea eouth of Albany. Dullaa’ election waa urged by Senator nator Arthur H. Vandenberg (R-MIch) Saturday, In ■ letter to Dullaa, Vandenberg wrote that the Republican candidate’* election would “be a very great atlmutua tu the hopes of America for de­ pendable peace." aomething dlf minute lempte" quotedftR* Dull** people who tfO to the Far Enat to ferwnt must reconcile themselves to ever-growing dltap- atatamaat aai . . . n J s iiy .a “If you could aaa tha Uad of dntmont an the East cornea more and more to resemble the (Saleifvl mm »* *»«) "* ft * O rt«U r »•!•* «t I W _________ ^ en t! A blow to romanticiam has been Inflicted by the city paoplo In New York City making 'eat. A blow this bloc that la voting for my ...........tha, begin up :! ** of‘ Rangoon In ii Burma, which will bar the Jinriklsha, opponant: If you could aaa tham NULLA Wll' k, l l K i k ning in 100J. with your own aya*, 1 know that naitee This1 two-wheeled curt, pulled by a coolie, has been a you would ha out, avary laat man OOUUIIA HR AN ____ Menage* picturesque feature of muny parts of the Far Eaat. Ap­ and woman of you on election *T>ii»< i<iiTio N NAnea day,” Nr Carrltr ........ .......... a .11 parently anyone wishing to Bee It had better go soon. In Dulles alio advlaad Lehman that <et> Mom a ...... loo JapHn it has been almost altogether driven out by the auto­ ba wantad to dabato “your danial lkf*t lli.ulha Leo j U Xlcnlb* ... .... . __ . . . . LUO mobile, except for narrow alley» where no car could hope to that tha American Labor party, «.oe V»ar ... . .. .... — iLwt go. In China, India and neighboring countries it atill sur­ whoia nomination you aeeepted la All-- iiSl'tontV' auiitee,** eiuds" <>• 1940, waa than Communbt-contkMlhs. IC.OIblloAa ap# M IlM I •( vives, but in obviously on the wuy out. The Rangoon decision trolled and domlnatod.1' vaturiHitiMtei rat lee purpose •( was stihi to be bused on the idea that the work la too hard Dullaa had challangad Lehman r«l*lna tuees, mil bo chare*4 lur fur Ills uiulcrfcil coolies, n bll of humanitarian lam not oxact- to peraonal debate on lavaral o«nt eeauls* u4 rrnlaloa I m w . livorrctitira >aiTueeirr a# i*. ly cburactcristii’ of the older Orient. But certainly the rlck- cailom during recant upaUta bad M u h i m B o m n la t lt M tour*. Lehman apurnad tha chalX*w Titrli, tbtreeo, I letialiu rail, boy:, cannot keep once with motor vehicles. «** at. La ola. This most Oriental institution may be partly Western lang«, calling It a “prcaa agent in Us origin. It was devised by u Japanese, but some say stunt,” Lehman apanklng at n Harlam Hint an American missionary supplied the idea. However rally lait night, denied that ha had thiit may be, the Jinrikishu hits long been recognised as one i •oiicltad ■ollelted and walcomad welcomed »up; support of Communlita la 1940, 1940, whan aa. alao of the symbols of the Orient. ran for U. I . senator, or la thi* MONDAY, OCT. II. 1949 campaign. Making Income “I havs never sought or aceeptsd support of totalitarian! of any Jacob had no uonepely. You And One uf tbu urgumenls recently heard on Capitol Hill kind,1' ba declared. ,‘<1 raeognlaad I enn find then la*. Heaten la In fuvur uf the Hrunmin plnn uf farm subsidies is that it the danger year* before my op­ ponent knew that it existed." not nearly ao far away aa the 7DR.000 more in national Income than Hath candidates will bid all weak father of the faltMal Imagined. wuiild produce PIN-UP CAMPAION Thera la a gala la year home, would the Aiken law enacted Inst yeur. Th is suggests an fur New York City's tnaaalva vote, C H AM PA IG N , Illv-I/P)— The about 48 par eapt of tha atata’i alura, Office, farlury. Ha dreamed Interesting notion of the nut urn uf national Income. Junior Cham Iter of Commerce of and behold a ladder cat up on the If It were desired to double the money figure of national total. Kegiatratlon In tha metropo- Cliampalgn-Urbana ha* It* safety I'uith, told the top of it reached to Ineonie, It could Is? done quite simply by enacting a law 11V tor# V h T w h T tt fflS fg ri campaign all pinned up. Clerk* £8ifg. iloubling till wages and prices for goods and services, all under way, for«ea*ta . . . .of . victory . In local sorea ara wearing safety pin* to encourage retldent* to take A recent Interior Department interest rates and taxes und such. Overnight the iiiitionul rattle from both iMta. Former EUiiftor Jam** M. Mpat), csre. lurvey lamentably report* that the Income would lie doubled. Hut It would be meaningless, because only the paper native* of the Aleutian bland* are drinking themirlvea to death. value would have been changed, not any of the material Typical American*, (bate native*1 wealth represented by income. It is Just ns meaningless to speak (tf increasing national income by market aubBidies Tha Rmtiam are "tolotitl liar* paid with tax dollars. The figures on the books might hr i,: and *windler*". Who *ay* to? Not altered, but not one kernel of corn would be added to the * tome monback Republican icac nution'a true Income, tionaryl But Central Frank Howlay, format American commandant New Light On Leif in Berlin who ipent many tlrepleu When the Vikings under Keif Ericsson discovered Am ­ night* trying t« figure but how to keep the Kuitiant from tlealing erica in 1»00 A. I)., why did their settlement fail to take the city right out from under hi* root? An nnswer |A now given in n new book, "The Norse Discoveries and Explorations In America", by the lute Ed­ note. ward Itemun. He attributes it to the resistance of the In­ dians. Mr*. Franklin D. Rooimlt When foreigfi colonists seek to inhabit a new country, Eleanor to you— recall* in bn memoir* in McCill'* magatine how they can ovorromu the natives’ opposition only If they are Madame Chiauy. Kai .Shell, when Htroiigly backed, aa wore the migrations of the English, aiked what they would do with French and Spanish. Greenland and Iceland, from which John 1« Lewit in China, made a Ericsson's mon canto, bad too few Norse Inhabitants to take very unladylike throaMlilting get- on nn udflitionul ctrionlxiiiK vntvrprlHe. Even ho thu Norwo colony on (irconlniul ling lure with her tmy right hand. May /ourtWiith Witury. Then the cllmntp, untfl thun fairly be iha had somvtjiing there I mild, HL'BtnN to havi ljei-onm mtu'li colder und to huvo retain--m' ' Tung oil pioduction, once an et- ‘ V t«« t character over alnco. That und thu outbreak oi c|u«ive domain of China, ii dev*- plaKUe about the middle of the century put the finishing Wing inlo a big i n d u s t r y tnuchett to thfl Viking colonial enterprlHea. r, tw,J fwtora Americana might commem‘ (ft; Ihit country, almoil entire^ in _u( .tjrlcggqaan discoverer. Instead of Ckilumbua., , ... the South, Uigely in Florida, In 1940 (he (AJlrd Stale* produced / 62.000 poubd* of tong ml. In M 940 it produced 12,600,000 Sanford Forum pound*. In 1930 Rond, had 300.834 tuny oil tier*; in I94i it had Editor, The Herald • 2,291,232. Other big producer* Hanford, Fla, >w*ai« Luuiiiana and Mittiuippi. lieMy tri|i lust week to Kansas (JA IN K H V ILL e T oc I. HI— (Hpe- City, Mo. was ii grand experience caute oi it* iu|iid drying and wa- ilul|— The University College end Iti-proolmg ipielifir*. tung oil i* •lie Graduate School have rrcord- and a wonderful nip. We stayed three days in Khii. uh City and, I ■t | the highest enrollments at the a valuable ingredient of p«mt. met sums fine people und grand Graduate S c h o o l At GainesviHe Has Record Enrollment Sacielaty uf Dabnie Johnson idania* that he fired Admiral Denfeld a* a "reprual" becauia lie aka* out berly in dafanie of ilia guaranteed at he wat »in»t, "repriiab" by the ConitiliUcn of the United Stale* and the of the coiigrcuimuil coinmitic*. Admiral iVnfcld, *ay* Secretary Johnson, juil didn't the iirct«»aty qualification* the job. But that row-boat ad* a tm Bon Hrmleritail't politchiite who matquerade* n the title u( Secretory of the Navy remain* oh the jtih, well llified no doubt to icuttle the Hill*, managing editor of ■mi Herald, isyi that much criliciun diiaclad at new*tR*»o day* i* “ihter hokum", •'l know about other new** jA ul the crilkJtm w* liter m It "Why don't you print University of Florida for the hoys. There were five or sis thou­ I (Mii-80 school year according to nn analysis completed this week sand Fulure Farmers of America boys at the fanners’ convention The (JraJuaii^gcappirwnleh ad- and I wunt to say i was proud to mlnlsleu ihav^wsig-'W students be one of them ns In this day our enrolled bt advsneed youth seems to lie one of the great­ degrees, had • « 'increased enroll­ est worries and these hoys, all teen­ ment this year Which totaled 1,239 agers, were the finest and belt student* as compared) with 93(1 In liehaved I ’ve ever met, It was wonderful that so many •toady Inboys could be together and never aty argument between them, even on the train. The director* noticed how Well behaved they were and ■aid that any time the FFA boys boyi wanted to charter a train, aend him the check and he’ll be proud to take them anywhere. Th ii can __ rmiyy mean that Ihaie boys wore weft trained by their F F A teachers ami knew how to follow orders that had been given to them. It la my Idea that n good lender la not born that way, Yoq first have to learn to follow. After you learn to follow, obey orders aid know how to do the right thing nt tn« right Hint. Then you citi i u i * tod In leadership...................... .. 1 mat and talked with Doyle don nor, our FFA president. He waa an excellent leader. It talked auo with some of the older people m t believe It la from the older people jfou can learn about the town t e TS!5^'rL,'5k?4 lS ltd". Let than know that •dvertlae. And tor m ry pioduction I. dropping One thine 1 learned, people always willing to talk about 1 da tad that waa an easy •to aa I have otwaya Hda an dthla was my ' out of tho state, but I l f H It for I feel that I ataoeo la a lift time, , W Y ja lt o d w o j f MW 0 r*. •wmlmU* the nation. ■ K& MONDAY OCT. II, 1M» B A N TO B O l F L O R ID A 19*9 legislature. Pasco Packlag Company, Florida's largest citrus canner, supported the law, however. j Most of the 27 shippers anh vlalona are interested In early sea­ son fruit. They claim their fruit ORLANDO, Oct. .11-U P ) — The right over Florida's new citrus is being-confiscated b y the high standards fpr maturity, rode lin t oyer yet. A three-Judgi- k'euerat emir* re­ fused Saturday to grand injunc­ tions ngulnst enforcement of parts of thu law as some dinners, ship­ pers und growers hud risked. But n group of runners and n group nt growers nnd shippers nre ex­ pected to take their cases to the By l'. S. Supreme Court. W. V. Hitting Tourhtnn Drug Co. Neither thu runners nor the fiesh fruit men prove,! they Doctois today know that the food an Individual ents ha* a .could suffer "irreparable Injury" by revolution* In the new rode, good deni to do with hla state the three Judges ruled. uf health. Poor diets over the years are a direct cause of cerThe dirUion dissolved a tem­ tuin bodily weaknesses that porary injunction against enforce­ make people susceptible to ment of the canning provision redisease. •mlrln-* *bi vru 'e of fro*- inside Sometimes through concen-, to ba listed on the can's luhel. '.ruled doses of the elements A i*i mip of .14 ranners parti­ lacking, damage I* reparable. cularly fought compulsory grada However the nutritious diet Inliellng anil Inspection provisions followed daily Is less expensive of the citrus code passe,! by the nnd makes you more physical­ ly fit and mentally alert nrough the years. Ask your doctor to recom­ mend a diet und check with him yearly. OPTOMKTKI8T Rely on nn experienced preMrs* eternise* - OIs m is ritla* «rr'ntio»«lst for el) drug needs Wear* * -iL t-A Sal. e ir Tkle la ih* trie* i eilaalle xaileael I i i S Ilia , ll( K4Kartal aSterslli Pk.ee lea aearlaa la iSla paper 177 Florida Towns Citrus Code Fight P a s s Cigarette M ay Reach II. S. Supreme Court Tax Ordinances T A L L A H A S S E E , O ct 81— UP) — Many Florida cities may be temporarily barred from receiving rebate* from the State on the five cent* n package tax on cigarettes. The State Beverage Department •aid today only 177 tuwns and cities hate sent In certified copies of local cigarette tax measures. Under the law they cannot receive any rebates until they pass such an ordinance and record it with the State. The department said It does not know exactly how many Incorpor­ ated cities and towns there are in the state. However, the 1948 state censua listed 289 Incorporated municipalities. Under the new cigarette tax law, paaaed at the September spe­ cial session, the levy was Increas­ ed from four to five cents. Cities nnd towns will receive all the tax on cigarettes sold within their boundaries. The tax from ciga­ rettes sold outside cities und towns has been earmarked for tubercu­ losis sanatoria. Tha flva-cent package tax 1* expected to raise alwut Ilft.DOO.OOO a year. All receipts from the fourrent tax has been going into the State general levenue fund. E at Your Way To Health Or. C. L. Personn WELL, HERE WE A R E ...L E F T A T HOME, A G A IN ! •i • air, • i., ulii i* li'ir.i* . I. ' ' '.'.i ' rfasdT c V lid ■'-..t h|! nimi-iMii >u YEP...EVER SINCE "THE * GOT HER ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN SHE'S BEEN OUT WITH THE CHILDREN TWICE AS MUCH! me i �* % -Vrr-rrTp. - r fT / •v • MONDAY OCT. 81. 1949 th e S o c ia l A n d P e rso n a l A ctivities He r sanfom d Hobbies Form Haute Of Club Program ald ? banpord . Fl o D elia ry Nows Seminole Hi Hy F R E E L A N D FIRM AND Ry JIN X FU W ELL If you see some Seminole Hi Tin- first merttng of the Fin* Arts Department 01 the Sanford Btudi-nt looking us if lie hud lo*'. C ard s P a lm tr Ray—Society Editor Ttltphono 148 Woman* Cluh wus held recentiy his best friend, it's because report with th« subject of hobbies pro­ cards came out lust Tuesday! 1 viding an ilitcilisting and unique might *uy that report cards hud pi oglu hi, I in- emit house was Ut­ quite mi effect oil the B U S student il actively decorated with Van body, hut we had plenty of new* colored tail tiowri* and exhibits ut and excitement beside* report * hotlines were placed around the curd*! Tuesday the Betuiiiole Celery TU E S D A Y auditorium. Morocco Temple entertained Mrs. Brian Stutman of Atlanthe vxliihlts, which Included Fed "It" squad nu* duLmtcd by tlm The Woman's Society of Ctn-ia- the Sanford Shrlnera and thair 1 tlsu Service* of the Kzeneier wives with a banquet ut the I tn, Ua. haa arrived to Iw with many collections, shower) rare Uuyiunu Mutnlnud *'H" *qmui d*tl, A. Methodist .Church will meet at Mayfair Inn Friday night at; her mother. Mrs. t . A. Douglusa, ivories, brass, [amiiy portrait*; tt was really a flue gume even If antique glass, figutnits, earring*, ihe Fetl* were tin- "underdogs", v 8:00 P. M. ut the hum* uf Mr*, 7;0t) o'clock on the occasion of j Who I. 111. hagile utter dinner coffee cup*, it the “ lluctuiecra" hud not been *o i H. A. Stellimeycr on Soutli Sun tin* official visit of Illustrious Po1—' lucky u* tit get a T D on tin- open­ lord Avenue. tentate Wilbur Musters mid the Frlneda of Mrs. h. A Doug- heirlooms which included „ a qUtio . The Women of the Frlembldp divan from Jarksonville. loss will regret to learn that trom tnv Civil V>«r era, handwork. ing play, the story would have mole thau likely been llm other Cleii of the Luke Mary Communi­ The bull room ut the Mayfair she Is confined to Fcriiuld-laiugh- an r.lvaa tinnier table which In, way III oil nil I .Our boy* m i l l ) lid-1 eluded het writing* and charactec ty Church will meet at the home Inn was beautifully decorated ton Memorial Hospital — — — [doli*. ami a collection of dolla front that line back! , at Ur*. C. C. White. In the Shrine Colors of red The Junior Class was a tortunnlu Charles Hernuid Collins is listed diffeivnl countnrs of the world, The Friendship League of the glean mid yellow. On the speakOther exldldts encompassed a > .is* this past week you might Congregational Church will meet i ct’s table were three beautiful muonic the 78 student from Kloiidn to- -use ol a program pie•t the Parish Hou*e at Jl:04» I*. M. ' arrungments of flowers with who have enrolled foi study this collection of hand pulnted china s .in it tiy me Seminole Cniiiilry full on Northwestern University's and limn, a cupper urn and cup.| l‘he Daughter* of W*»ley Class ted, green and yellow. rivnliston slid Chicago cuiiipu***. Winch lielonged to U*nera) Ban- Luimdiy. Tlie luumlry is demon, Of the First Methodist Church will On the piano were a yellow ford's daughter. A Japanese table si rating some new equipment thi* A meet at 7:atl P. M. In McKinley Holdiy Hrlsaoii, son of Mr. and wus devoted to object* which had week lo all Hint luigiit cine lo see ” Hall. Hoitc.se* will he Mrs. J. IV pumpkin head with a light In It j Thurmond, Mra. K. C. William., and red gladlolou.es and green Mrs. liordon Brlsson of Sanford, ho, n presented to u young soldi*I Just how mueli the laiilidiy is Mr*. Fred Stinnge, M l.. Mary Fur- ferns making thr colors of red. has licen pledged lo the Delta and 111* wife from various Japan­ duing toward milking this city a j l*h, M r.. Iloyette and Mm. A. II. yellow, and green. Across the Sigma Phi fraternity nt Stetson ese us a token of friendship. In­ lieltei place in w h im to live. In fiont of the lialrony wus a large University in Del.nml. cluded in the displays was a hibis­ everyone attending the demon. Stevens. cus exhibit with Jt different hibis­ siratioll that signs toe tcgiMcl The hoard of director* of the sign with the shrine emblem on Mi*. L. F. (larner. Mrs. Ken­ cus IJoisoni*. Affording amuse,• uoard and beside iheii name m ile s ! ttauford Woman'* Chih will meet rt'ch end o f.lt and with targe ■ at DdIO A. M. in the Sun Hoorn letters. “ WKI.COM F. MOROCCO neth McLeod, Mrs. Kvrlyn Pea­ n.ellt for meiulier* ami guests was 'Junior Class", the .lunioi Class ' of the chili house on Oak Avenue. DIVA N ". The ilerurutlnns weru cock and Miss June Howell have the collection of gay and colorful <•1 Bern IHole III Will leicive 3fi The Fidelia Cla*. of the Kiml urinngcd by Mrs. Kdwuril F. rr turned from Tampa where pot holders festooned across the cent*. This nioney will lie used (or ihr many activities Unit I lit- jiiuioi i Baptist Church will meet in ihc Lane and Mrs. Alfied Lee, Mr. tliey attended the State Beauty mantle and chimney inuin spiaker of the after-, ciuss spoiisoi*. Fiidmldy the Ii i i Itossetter. A.svinidy lloom ut the Chinch An* and “Kent " ‘ Convention. '*The ’*■........ ‘........ ------. noon was Mi** Viva Cooke, dlrtc*. gesl aillouiil uf ,| will go fin flic g , .n « x at 8:111) I1. M. with Mr.. M. F. Those seated ut the speaker's Ft lend* will in- glinl to learn tm of handicraft at Holly, Hill Jtllllnr-Srntiu baiiquci to he held I ■Smith's group a* hostess. lidhle were Illustrious Pntcntute Ihiliiu*" Juiftr**- " h u n|H»ki* oh thi* imintitilUlOR of m tebniary at the beiuiliful May ! ■ ’> ■ TH U R S D A Y Wilbur Masters ami Mrs. Mut­ U miI (Jt'Ut jti* K. *■ _ I h e . T , K r Dr Oias* ■of the First ter*; James W. (*ill. nssistunl turned from tile llrungc Memoriul .wm vliig . Utllclca of palinrttd full too. Aml lietieve me, it take* home m Kmeka Ifroiint. Bin entertained her aud- * lot of "dough" to pul tins I,all Baptist Church will meet nt the Hnhbnn and Mrs. (Jill; Spark* Hospital to hi* display* of artlcU# 1 So ......... .. Church Annex at 7:.70 with Mrs.lJor.es Recorder; mid John Itegis Hummock where he ir i e, operat­ lem-e with dlsi made of the palmetto frond* -ign up ut the Beiiiinole l.mindiy! Ellen Shudoin’s group us bus- tir, Treasurer of Morocco Tern ing fiom u recent illness. Tea w»* served from a loag t«». pie; Edward F. Lnno. president file llehule Stpiun is a coinMi.-s Joanne William- lui* been table which wus centered with puiutlvely new oiguniiuliou nioiimi of Snnford .Shrine Club and Mrs. W EDNESDAY double pink hlldsru* and foliage. ntl.S, in fuel, il was Immcd last The Sanford Woman's Chili wd) vice president, and Mr*. Willis; selected l>y clasamutes as one of hold a genual biiilm-*, meeting vice president, and Mr. WIHIs: the 311 most hruutiful riil* on the I'tesiding ut the crystal punch .« mi by .in Joe Mi I u-lin t World lam I* placed at cncn cud uf thr and luncheon nt 12:30 I'. M. For uni Roy Howell, secretory, and Huntingdon College euiupu* ut . 11- 101^ 1, 11,1 Coiniiici iciii I Ic m h c lf . Montgomery. Ala. They will take lulde were Mi*, tiw si llarrlwa- u - l week II ullellited ".Student r«i*rvatloiis members are asked Mr*. Howell. picsldint of Ihr dull, and Mr*. to call Mr*. Hen Wade, telephone Edward F. Lane, acting a* part III tin- beauty leview to In- pieslilMil in uir emu. ano r 1? 'L Congress" Ut Wmlei I’m k High <S|ml(1|M VuHyttv„ 885-J. A farce comedy will U- pre­ muster of ceremonial, Introduced staged in the college rlmpel al •1 Mn>Je Hucker. chairman of the ili purtmciil, wlio also greetod thf ..................... „ 1VWI . tlll1eMl sented a* the program under the the Illustrious Fontonlate who in 8:0(1 o'clock oil Friday night. guests nt the dour. Mrs. H. H. idea of Jn-i how 1'..ogles* in Sponsorship of Mrs. S. ti. Ilarrl- turn Introduced the members Mrs. M. B. Messenger return­ McL'oslln was in charge of lh# tea l\ ashillglon, lb C. wotks, Die min. The hostesses will lie Mis* from Jacksonville each of whom ed today from (iadsdeii, Ala. and wu* assisted by member* of tit hate Squads of Flollda sctiools F.lallre Klrchliuff. Mrs. it. L. bill mode n short talk. where she spent the summer with the depaitmelil who served B* Mrs. L. T Doss, Mrs. John Kick. The first number on the pro. her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. hostesses. The piogrnm wa* under will alien.I stule-wate "Btiai.nl Mrs B. U. Crumley, Mrs. II. A t'otlgiess" in mil .Slate t'apital at gram wu* a solo by Otto Ingle, mid Sirs. Frank Thomas. She llo- «pon*ni*hlp of idr*. E. D. Montieth, Mrs. (Jv-orge Mcl'ull and man, "Tin- Desert Bong", with was accnmpanleed to Jackson- Brownie* Abu” ’ Kill guests and I allnhu*f<ee \ »a 10 It I In* yea, Mi*. J. U. H«ytile httalrnls of I lie Seiaiiiole li iy h Mrs. Freda Hilton ut the plnno B A TU K D A Y •I,;i ,, I " M. -. ; ville by her granddaughter, Miss Mis* memlicli attended. Ib-Ltiile Sip,ail atli-iaima the mi-el The Sanford Tourist Club will UVerna Tho.nn* where they llig ta Wlllti-I i'alk wen t'laicneu hold a suppi r at 0:00 o'clock ut toe dancing ncrompnnled by Mrs. spent the weekend with Mr. and l lau-e, Aileen .liie. l.-i.ii, J. ynie the Tourist Center. Reservation* Freda Hilton nt (lie plnno. Mr*. W. II. Messenger. Hue Joan-.. John |-',ie ami Handail A song by Mrs. Helen InglemuV he' made tiy telephoning 437 null All. Joe All I n-lin it, lh taile W or 860-W. The Americnu Legion niun was received with great .'•ipnul •poii-oii. AnXIlimy will allow pb-tur * <-' ufiplnuse us she was culled hack Sletson Hliivcialty will hull it. In a eljupel piogiuni liml I Inn* for several encores. I'ut Sheritheir project the 'Juy Shop' fol­ annual huiurtumljiu on (lie v vuk- -lay mu Jine*t* Weie All t'hlilles dinn will) Ids accord Ian playing lowing the supper. On the AI o i i i m i i i i mill Mi. i l a i i ) \\e»ier. ■ »— t 11 • r t ■ I I rml heglnqlM v.as enjoyed liy everyone pre­ lUngiaiii foiMhe VvtwKcnd wl I he I'lo-j enlf-i lamed the till.-* fut ility M IAM I, (let. !il— (Sl'KCiALV sent. One of the sweetest num­ it piv-giiine but In-cue, a fin lhali bers on the program was Miss The day <>f the good fairy is not gun c between Stetson altd.rPr#*- mill stlldelll I,...I) Willi II nllllg Nuncy'Wlmbish singing "Tukk It entirely over, or *o u lucky Flori­ Avfty". Nohl* Harry K udell pre- da girl will believe when the mdgic several selection* at thw waml I* waved on the night ‘of, is, a play, oreaKi H*v, J. K. Farris, pastnr of the Iter. 38 and she In-come* mteerti first Clirlslluii Church, and Mrs. of the Orange Howl festivities. tor thy seventh numliar.on tho Farris attended the Intern Helgnlng supreme over the en­ heart ini Edith Royal -H i«k tap oVlslt tn Mi Wesfrn-I Centennial convention of t i_ tire week of event* Is but one of liome routine really stole th« ciples of Christ held In iCJhcln- ilunclng the many feats that will he neI.HsI Itccl. a 1 i-i lam lent lo-i show and was culled hack time nati last week. Tin- convatitlon ami llnm again. Helen and Oltn compIMied at this time, Beauti­ clinic biiq-lihg mil into tils loom mol ended on Hunduy. Other member* ful chillies, every girl’s dream, , uni, "My iuw! I a I1 j 11*i seen n luglemati, singing a duet "Bong of the First Christian ChutTh at­ pink , l n g W c In i d lo m u lie w 11I give", with Mrs. Freda Hil­ will also la- hers. A wardrobe, fit tending the convention are Mr*. uf wnil,mg li"> land in Ihul llii- hi ui ton ut the plnno, were also for any t|tieeh, Is-'hetag. selected W. I*. Yesley, widow of the firrtn- thoroughly enjoyed. this week In New York by*©hfrwin mvful Dial day, tint un, ) , I •r pastor of the First Christian •’* fashioA 1 lotte Liu-kie, Hurdlne’i -r*i'l he qctiiiilly did - i -i - u "pm', those present Among m ole p rfin n i nt tho ' S sChurch. illn-ctor ib'g'' <'llniniifs11> ant tlu> best id a T l'l and Mrs. W. That fitIs serving as tho i Mr. and * s s t e r a J a n t p i i r * * •ini' wi Ill-fine boat ding tier Eastern Air lister Ullll X I I I I Il l - I l l ll lli v ll III III,, .lull Mra. J. I.lnt-s flight. Mm. LilAla was presiding eldt-t In the absence of W. Master* Jr., Mi. and wlit-ir lie'bail - i -i- ii I In- dug l" i.ikSU: uKSJtnrrt*-/* intiorss tiluy lie spoke «■ rji’SCi-ss-r. Sfiarks r. Yesteiiiuy he spoke on UIII, John Hegister, the pastor a*ked if she planned to select the Tie* The 1 iiVlock 4huh llif in w - Flln- .'.it- liiiiiditiM Also speaking at Jutwa. Mr. anil Mrs. Edward I*. "Our Regret* nm-i-n'* wBrilrobe along high 7 .,j Xew* ‘Bluiliglit Bi ri-oiidi-” mill maul ■ l.nne, Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Wdlts, fashion lines. %nil Ihipitlar M us ic ths Christian Church service* I* a lank. Yes, *1111- I'Uiitigh, llii-n wa Mr. and Mrs. Hoy I,. Howell, S 1 J 11 .MornliiM I i s v n i Ions 0. D. Lundre** and music for the "No." was the reply. "Usually »:4.'> Alooils In M u s i c Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I.. Dunn. try tiling service was presented W u r l i l at M i n t Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Tlllls, Mr. high styling mean* astreme sol- -•.nu 1114,11' CV l'Ilts til II It 4-S| D ll' 111......ui to Is I ' h l l llesit s i U r a u i i by the church quartette. anil Mr*. C. C. Welsh. Mr. and phlstiiation and when I select a * i J o D i c k A l k s t i H i n a s All alumni an- innlmlly lu iilid win ill oln- fur the Orange Bowl :• I ) A n a d * f s * r to i rs ui t In piilllcipute In tin- fiih tivllii- t-i '-Ir hI tvr ll fl tl U n W i l Il M"1 r" anil Mt' lUi-i-ii I keep In mlml that she re a uu i l a r d a n d a i s r l u o B lhl On p vY H nn(l ' |,'r“,,h ^|rJl Eoy Wo,,‘lruM Williams, JMr. Social Calender Sun ford Shriners Honored At Banquet e rs o n a l Stetson Alumni To Hold .Ilonpucom ng Quuen To lit1Lucky (ilrl At Orange Bqvyl. Christian Church Member** Attend Meet m m ' RADIO SfATAft W .rJU L^ pM-setil* the ideal of an idea. T o 0(11*11 On ■TUCHdaV Mr*. Joseph Maunder*, x y p c il w n U C B U u y Mr| ||arold Kaatner, ,.., 1,1,,. . 1.,, , Hn r , „ n U fun Mr. ami I he pillilli she rnpreteni* (UII, Mr. anil vi,utli, toniRtici- end tieauty Ai-i'ording to the Fashion UirT h . Thrift" Shop, .pim oral hy I J jj* J: ^ H r- J J j iTtor, the queen’* personal wardtohe will consist of an early Prufaiilonal Woman’* Club, wilt Rill William*, Mr. and Mra. John luncheon dress, afternoon dress, be open tomorrow for the first C. Holder, Oco. Is Hawkins. lea time dress, evening dress, time with Mr*. Roy (Ireen and Mia* (Jen* I .and, Mr. and Mr*. unit suit. Arcessorlee for all coe­ lome* will he custom made, “ In Mr*. Wallace Philips a* seller*, J. A. Howard. Mr. aud Mra. K. (I. Kilpatrick, all,” Mr*. I.uckle remarked, "about Mr*. W. V, Lovell, publicity dir­ Jr., Dr. ami Mra. Harry Silshy, 11,000 has been hudgetted for this ector. announce I this morning. The Thrift Shop will lie open Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hitting. Dr. .vardiuhe. And, th# wonderful every Tuesday morning between and Mrs, Henry Mcl.oulln, Mr. :hlng Is, that thi* entire wardthe hotira of 11:30 and 11:90 A, M. and Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, Mr. min- i* given to the quean for ‘; 7 In the basement of the old hos­ and Mrs. Harry Kuilell, Mr. and keeps." pital building at Fourth Straat am) Mra. P. P. Campbell, Mr. am! Oak Avenue. The entire project Mr*. W. E. Kirchhnff, Mr. and I* under the direction of Mr*. Clif­ Mra. Joe Corley. Dr. and Mrs. 10rri.n, .Mr. 'nd. Mra, John M, Homer A. Price. Mr. and Mrs. tllllon, Mr. anil Mr*. W n . J, ford MrKtbbin. W. B. Rllerbe, Mr. and Mrs. L. Toll, Mr. and Mra. 0, 0 . Clink, For a quickly-assembled dessert T . Do**, Mr*. Paarl Hansal), Mr. -cule*. Mr. and Mrs. Wurt W. use sandwiches of bakery sponge and Mr*. J. L. Thornley. Mr. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hoff, R. cake and rut fruit with a topping and Mra. L. M. Cornell, Mr. ami Mra, H. C. (Jraham, Mr. and Mrs. W. Deane, R. R. Wright Jr., Mia* of whipped cream. Alfred Lee. Mr. and Mrs. R. W Huge*, Mr. ami Mra. L. T . Shep­ Anderson. Mr. anil Mr*, fii-orge pard, Air. and Mra. U P, Hagan, (A H D OF TH A N K H nnd Mr*. F. L Mr. and Mr*. Frank L. Miller, We wish tn thank th# friends Touhv, Mr. and neighbors for lh# loving Woodruff, Til, Mr. aryl Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. E. C, Harper, Mr. word* of encouragement and dteils Rill Tyre, Mr*. L. M. Tyre. Mr. ami Mr*. 8. G. Harrlman nnd of kindnvia *0 faithfully admin- and Mr*. II. W. Rucker, Mr. Mr*. P. A. Rowland. laterad to u* during the Ulna** and Mr*. C. E. McKee, Mr. and and death of our beloved huihand Mr*. A, K, Rossetter, Mr. and Mra. K. 0. Boderbloom, Mr. and and father. The Rahurn Family A, L. Skinner, Mr. nnd Mr*. Roy e * s t ,& srtaL’a a as K ' i LA A llnv, A tltrl. a " h l a Old, N»W, lliirrowril U l „„ n a -ln u t n A Hl*r ............. - — *— 11 in Mnrnlnv Variety llillft Wnrld at Noun 12.16 Ths I Is net Wnaiiii lii 111 I Kill i'Itill I din I -an 3: iiii ».nn 1,10 ai aft 4:1,0 112M 3 no K*lluw*li1p Kmnul Muslr-nl Variants liar Nnna llanch Tudar’a Htar lilts A llsadlln** *:<in (:|6 (,2o 114( 7: lid T in 12* Ynur Msmury Him*, Music Isivsrs I'rnarsm tty Msiptsst Th* mrvihni Ilnur Th* Hrlaht mint N'sws T w M . i t * ! Mimas Kpnrt* Raraits Ulna rria h y ainas Drift In i Ion a cloud Kvsnlna I Music Drsal Mtimsnta nil* * :(» siU •r4ft Phi) llsstl al Drass Hporla Kina "1 P»y Pi,nu ll I'opuler Musk Iaale (Fa ___)fe Danes Tim* (Fi ____ tiia- v. k . w. 1.(0 Muslcaall Intsrlud* In (inn Varlaty hla it (i)ll Meet tlld, Hand il u-oii M ain Kdll Idllnn Mali 10:011 ) 'rrrlied ___ toil* lOiin Hi-ieii Tnybii llrown, I lli c i t ......... Alumni Affairs for llm indvcr-nt Mr*. Robert Itiown left oil Wednesday iiy truia fiom Daylumi Reach for New Ymk Mi-. Iliewii visited tile school alien- .In I n meily taught. <>n lliui-.ln) *(»■ Iliait lunch....I with a tew of het former cowoiki-i- I'ml.o even lug she nlteiidi-it a ou-eliiig ol Woodlilnu t'hiiptei, tr.K.B -I wlo.b she i* a l ’a*l Million and a Lite Member, till llmt .. .....Ill’ two ol the mendici* h -h k i -.i then noyear Meinbea*liip Cei itfo me* Mr. and Ml*. U iMey.i ami her mother Mi*. Khilnn u-ti Ihniday for tn-iia l-i.e.,1, \ a ,.i . visiting Willi Mi nn.t At M.iiii, t’lcmctt. Mr, L. Dale I h.-'lii tie wo., win u patient nt 1-enmlil I .,. 1.- i, ilonpital leluno-il liolav I, hit inline on Vlleaoie lb .ol Mr. Mat tin lh- Mayo mm n flit-lid 4if New III.4eh. 4 olio u, i. visiting with Mgi nui! M J . |.U it,mean ol lh- ii -ii i l; . , ,l, 11. 1Mayo I* a oior i.. ■ , t M. l, , I'llll. >*1r. mol All* In,In in iippol foriuvrli ot I ion., li.i,.. i ... Inland, New Ion. , 1 . 1. 1% n. ■%, 1 Ilitn then new i.oo, •.11 %iini Itmid, Mr. i-'iei| Nail, an F, II la-1 week end foi a %i« ii will, in- ien.li%i ill IIioUoii, Mil- .,n I |.|., I ,„| Air. mui Ali* I hmiiii* \|i, 1,1 sou uf l!i,/,ih. 1h N .1 wi 1e 41‘ n lug With Ml. and III lleuiiml ■ ’ - Savage Mi* Mn-tei .... 1 u ,111,1 ol Ml* SlIMIge. PIIIII TU MsI I*11 IN V E L V E T , Ml. mol Ai, |:. tnii.l Bmtigi - Blilitwiii t me** of navy VtflVl't left Flulii) Oioiiuni I, , i\e% IV, 1 billi.l 10 c..nv *tntki'*lt!il. a M(tV I 'U vl«ll Do 11 -la,,, l,i. i Ali . hay Yolk !a*i;t. o r--i till) and whiter., IViufn-d S h in * ill. I . ,l iaiming hlplitl* 1 Mr. mui Alt * b. , j it. 1 in 11 i.e1 get and 11 tm iioily o] ll.ii 0fin . pm Ui t* in 1 ■rr. 1 (,V. J On fiijfihile Photo) | -N J, mi now In iiic in tneii (,. % holin' mi Sin) 1mi |(ond. Mr. mot in 111m,1 1 111men of New loti, Mi all huii |oii«hii oil a plot facing Lille, I 11 1 Hon,I 1,0.1 o h I At ill *1ai I , on 111in t|,>n <| 1, homo imim-diali 1% 11■1 In 1 -oi, aii,| 'i l l ilmigln, i iir •■ ■ fin* will t mi .SI i i sun I m u )(> jji mui ti"i i.....i -tuili-nts III ..... M i) Mi 4411«I ' l l I m il 11 I n il M11 ( 11M•1 - ’ '. .1 mi l i idny itlglib liui n < S n u i i i i m m ii) it.I v » i ♦ i It* 111. 4 Mil 1 iMII" l, . |. . 1. 44il 1, u III U I'llll)- v •*i» i»\ Uu 11.-| mol 111. 1 "1 -1 4 CI1 fun ml • i....... t in I h i l l o I V - . 1 111' V .* ' . Oh1 l ill ( lit l i’ih il ami t in 1 . l* 1 |>"M l . I l| l"d \ %m u i i in dii *♦li«m Mu K i l l ! / ANJillHJ>v •1 \ .III i i III l\ I *h . nd ln‘i « Min f l i ' l i l V i* ni-,1 i; ol VI* i IM(t «« c. M i' II. ti. i •mi in ui *i " I a It III itH 11(il'| 4* WU* \ iii.il •iiUdii1 1|,i \%i •li h i t., m l" j Minngt* vlllii 1,1) Wi ' *t hi,» s >i11• I t i u ) N i y l i t * »ili* la let ell 11l Mm lii! 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I l G HORROR FILM iford'a Only Showing I f C O i l 'O - mWiWB ^ k W I W ^ a iS S g r 111 TuegdaT^Wednewteiy SANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING Color Cartoons Shorts Children Under 12 FR EE Complete Shows 6:46 . 8:46 - 10:00 | tiis , . d .lsi \l I V IN ' — E X TR A AUIIKD A T T H A f llO N S — 8D3 M M IS d r t Fightln' GATORS •* GEORGIA TEIH A >1 ?u i B ■1 inns Turntahl* Tim * II ilo Mldnlaht tl*nd**tou* 11:11 Nsw* IS no Mian Off [t \{ / •v j TODAY ami TUESDAY (THE NEW ADVENTURES OE KOItIN IIOOD Firwt UiMilHil Florida Showin g ! , i \ oml ■o l i i o •i o .J Mol i in N io WMM U 1M 1 ' 1 lui S' (ti - IpilCI "1 I l i oil t hi'll> 1 III ill V O' It |ll| "It! iir,- pail) » nl »llit<1 Ati.ulm* i Rot'll taf Hr nil I lie t’ iit *t ota I in* Hi ii ■-> Inin ai •hm»| Wj *Ul«i| U l“ lt III* Ill'll- M I Vfii to* mi j l Ittin; 1! i III' («f f l i f ' olilH V \ h « o i ! | .11 i ,| 'Ill'll- I'llVl'fi ll V 1'ih an mjuiM'f an 1' t i n ‘.III I. ■i"l|l 44 lij M l'«*11*1*1 |»l* 4 •> "f t Tl1- "II |m\i *| ( h* i1kt III ilui a Ida lii-t i ii i■n11 a 4ft i m11a ol S A N TO R D O R L A N D O RD. T U R N O N I I .A .4 3 6 A T T H E F L A S H IN G A R R )W fr*'-*' -4 All L i cully t> R»i*» , Natlnna Pupular Music At iinm r with H IM SANFORD MRWe ovieland J A lU V n V • Theatre J III,, PAGR F l Y » r id a I �r< rr .earn*----------- — . I ,'* f r v * '■ i ’ w.V Iv­ Kf /*. Sr Market D irector ‘Blames Strikes ! For Shaky Selling • JACKSO N VILLE, Oct. 31(Sprcinl)-— “ While (he strike* may not have yel reached the national ejnergenty Hate, they are interfer­ ing with the liability of our marktti on practically all commodiliei. report! coming into this office indi­ cate!." laid William L. Wilson. Dir­ ector of Slate Market! in hit week­ ly maikrt rrview. *• 'Manager J. W. Lamb of the Dade City Market italei he fecli 0ie egg market it particularly af­ fected and Manager Sandy Ander, ton of the Sanford Market, through 4hich iiiqvci fteili fruit! and vegetahlei. layi hit market ii feeling the effect. With luch condition! (lilting, perhapi it ii fortunate that (he crop ci this Iraion ii a little later than nairaI on moil of the markrli. < "Condition# on tha market* gen­ teelly show good growing rnmlltlOflA HIM |»l«I■JM'4*tM of good hti * seats, wit Ii the exception of the Florid* ''City Market. Thu pte­ rion* optimistic report of that liHiiket limy tinvc awakened the enmity of it* evil genii a* aeven to elgtn lin-liea of rain fell the •arly pNit of laat week with coi'tlmied dully raiiia alnce. All id tile (ilmii' land was diowned out and moat of the scM'bvd* suffertd damage. H»mo"pMV UHd toin*to*e may teach the market early hut thin M'l-lmck will run the nee ton tlx I., eight wt+tts late, flow ever. It la nut tun l l t f 't d ‘replant and given N Ineak femora may be­ gin market lug produce by the mid­ dle or laat uf January. "Pecan uiirtlona are to begin on two of the markets on Nov­ ember tat. Theae aalaa will laun the Htarko State Farmer'» Market, mid llmdfay State Farmbra' Mmket llmiifay. "Tha Palmetto Market advises good eoiidltloiia there with the anticipation nf a big yield, numt ly toinatui'i, llnmgh the Vidume will not begin tu move until the -middle nr hint of Noveinhor. "The Fort Mytra Mnikct tvpurta crop* In tllie ronditinn and with conilnnlng good weather u small t|uanliiv of pepper and ritruml»ciI tumid begin moving not Inlet than November Kllli. . ''The Poiniiiino Market expects brcduci: to begin moving freely from that mid Unit men by lha middle n! November with good growing and frenlhei* enndllloni continuing. ”t"Thi- Hnnfoid State Farmer..' Markat reported volume uf Iwann, ;t r*l .......... „ . eggplant», cucumber* and citrus flrjcjplaiht UCreaaln earh wook with quanti­ Increasing tyV rungl ranging from good to fancy. I.■ of beana avorag to 92-0(1 during the past week with cucumber* averaging from 93.60 lu |.1.7ft| eggplant brought 92.(81 to 1X116, .voluinv uf both uf tlu u- Item* small. tUJHH) hoses of cltrna brought 94.16 tu ■4.26 for oranges and l.’I.IM) to •4.(HI for giapefiull depending on_*ljc and vuilely. A largo vo­ lume of fnury belt giuih'd hvaiin. a fair volume of ciicuinlmr* ami eggplant with a good supply of oiangea and giu|>efiult are »x pteted till* week. ,v‘ V 1 » AcluHon WurnH 'V . v (C n IIi w ! eraw raae O w l. the fart that It appealed a» the ourth point of foreign policy In 'resident Trumnn'i menage tr. Conyics* taut January. The Ad ministration wants t'nngres* In pan the necessary legislation fm It next leaalon. • Achemiii said that any idea : ni»at steel mill* will aprlng up In tha wilderness or that Idllluna nf dollar* will ho handed out la , sheer nonaenae" hut that untlei tbs program "roinparatlvety email Mina applied through aound pro&i taeta ran |untluco great- returna.*’ [ ■ T H i dcacrllu'd 'trWte, I 'ltt 'fact, ■ American i,.clinician* are already H helping tunny natlimi, particularu -l y In l-ntin AmMrtt i tu ' tnrtt#r tnolr prndncllnn Irf atrictfRur* hint industry, disease. __ _ to compier . ^ to Id road* and school! and to inly modri o techniques In gov..nmeat. - - "In th* great deliat* now going m in the world," Arheatm said, i Cofnmuulata talk nf organlagreat ma**#a of people In five t plan* tu carry out elaborate omlc program*. They say thl» way for pcoid* to gat mure necessities of Ilf*. y promlae hungry, dlatresa taouq food and material com­ rom a, T t only they will accept try to th* state In rtlurn ‘ ‘ people who hart alwaya 5er*iUe, who ha*o never known ;lon of a bill of rights, mapu^loua promlaee*p#nd"real, Th#'alternative that la offered pi# through tkt Fraala " Achvaon aontlnuaq. a wav to Improva their ma lal welfare and * “ f a ,“A a s IWlFaa frea man ignlty and, , , » | K ft}f'ftl.n l Ol tvidual capaetttlea. etuld*. They ... . #d a way of Jlfa that from only to wlaaa to be 2 i_____ 1- H F l H •/ " 5vB ius/Mjai J ' i 2 I 'V .'if THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA m " •d. m — — If • f i> A O B E I G H T n ft* — — Lf "■............ ■ V ;/ e -------- , ■ scon's SCRAP BC iy ' I ’■» r. j. scon — -\ M O N D A Y O C T . 81, 1019 Ford DiscloEes A Rise In Assets Of $123,507,000 ■MUM'S IU IU T I 0B •y Alley I P o m ’ p i £ \ / d r t LAK M I e T iM* *j P w »t> A D E TR O IT, Oct. SI— (A>)— The Ford Motor Co. .had total assets «f 11,149,240,000 nt the end of I04H, The figure, ihacliiaed today, with the filing of the company’s annual report with the Massachu­ setts state tax commissioner In lloxton. compares with assets of 11,026,733,000 at th# end of 1947. The statement Hated cash, ae>mints and notes receivable, se­ em Hies and patent rights at 9427,h.»7,i:0O compared with 9402,106,ooO at the end of 1047: real estate, mai-hlnery, equipment, tools, furni itures and fixture# at 9430.670,»(HI compared with 93M,183,000; inventories at 9233,080,000 com­ pared with 9231,634,000. Prepaid expense* and dafarred charges were listed at 97,093,000 compared with 96,911,000. Under current liabilities Ford reported 9209,102,000 at the end of last year compared with 9260,202.000; reserves 923,064,000 compared with 920,247,000; capital -tuck at 917,208,000 unchanged from the previous year, and surpin* at 9909,769,000 compared1 with 9732.019,000 at the end of 1917. County’s Farmers Can Rent Machine To Burn Weeds HAlMT -DDT ON ink SaleM Tax tCeallaeeg Press Page will make their report* by th r« 20th of the month after collection:' Th* tax law has b#«n challenged In court. An Injunction against collection of it Is asked In We*t Palm Baach. State officials expect the Injunction tn be denied today. They are going ahead with plana to collect thu tax starting fi Tues­ day. I’alm Beach Circuit Judge Jos. eph S. White will hear the case at 3:30 P. M. (K S T) on motion filed by L. S. (iauldin, twteran attorn*-* ami owner of the Alhambra Apart­ ment-Hotel, who charge* th* sales tax on transient rentals, vlolatas Florida’s constitutional ban on In­ come tax. The sales tax law, passed by the special session of the Legisla­ ture te! last...................... month, Is due to go Into effect tomorrow. (iauldin sold he has received of­ fer* of assistance from property owners’ associations In St. Peters, burg and Miami. He contends h t j only incoma Is from tho hotel and that the 3 per cent levy Is a tax on his Incoma. He asked that the tax be de­ clared unconstitutional and void and that Comptroller Clarence M. (lay be enjoined from enforcing the law against him or trying to impose any of the act’s penalties on him. A district owned ditch bank >veed burner is available for rental HALLERWEEN iVoOCAIN’ to farmers in Seminole County, W I R E IS I.es Jacobsen, planning technician, 1M Y I S I B L E u**istlng In the Seminole Soil H i l l w h ’i r ti5 A Conservation District, announced H A l N T s r a j n i t / M ^KED H I today. Th* ditch bank weed burner, h* stated, does an excellent Job con­ trolling vegetation along ditch /• '* * f/f^A bank* and in the ditch bottom* S IL K IL • /V ii 4 ' /• 4 ' I when the ditthee are dry. Th* W HITE A f A L L burners generate an intense heat i f is t h e o n l v . which scurchas the weeds, and fOW L IN T H E WORLD leuves an oil deposit on tha vega tntion. Scorching of th* plants, W ITH BLACK S K IN coupled with the remaining oil depuslt* la sufficient to kill most type* of vegetation encountered. Fomier* and grower* who wish to the type Job performed by the burner may contact R. F. Cooper, F. T. Meriwether or Kd Cameron y f f / , . , ■ .. on whose properties dltrhas were ranker. burned laat weak. V0 - j f - N y /fH A H <rfE Kd Davis, local land clearing and l w w t * [ 1\*. improved nastura contractor, is W OM EH •saw *. at*4 II. • fm ■iparatlng the weadhurner for tha o F 'T & E ilistrlrt. Kd points out that the cost of burning the ditches scales < U A R iC S upward* or downwards from W EAR. j.ri().0fl per mile. The siie uf th* V E IL S , tx m «r * i i ; , j j u , . ditch, amount and types of vegeb lution und ranknt-** of growth E V LK determine* the amount charged. y \M a < is <h l W tflM W A8 H IN Q TO N , Oct. 31-</P> - In uny event the weedhurner cleans B l c c i s r f VOLCANO <M e V The White House *uld I imIuv It 1* ditches much cheaper and more ra­ IH 1HL WORLD „ I I . s i Ii m S r r n r> s, oa*I Kxstlesea rtmm Page Oae) unlikely that President Truman pidly than hy the use uf hand la­ EA T. Pmitlg Wood!. "1 ve had ‘ !te im- will attend tha wedding of Vice bor. Fanner* who with to have participate In lha Bamlnol* Coun­ i /b y m pulir for weeks." President Rurkely und Mrs. Caile- their ditches cleaned may con­ ty Armistice Day calibration an4 flict I.es Jacobsen or Kd Davla in paiad* un Nov. 11. Officers lit Toledo, notified by ton H. Hailey at Hi. I.ouis. o ts tftr* M A U N A L O A ih Th# parade will form at 10:00 Hanford so that they may lie In­ While press Heeretury Charles authorities here, rushed to the big, HAW AII. N O .AFK !CA‘ i-----------------i ambling Harding home. They (I. Ro.» would lint go beyond thut cluded in .xchedtilet of operation. A. M. and will mova at 10:30 A few cooperators In Seminole o’clock from in front of the found Mrs. Mildred Harding. 4d, statement, Mr, Truman lias an­ Uf« IHA A*"*iNMft lynAfrit. few k •lead in the bedroom. Nearby was other importnut engagement on district are planning to try sweet Tourist Canter, Fast First Street end Sanford Avsnu*. blue lupin* for fall and spring her mot In r, Mra. Maud* Thompson, the day Nov.---18. iy of or the .... wedding ----------------------------------------........... ...... A prominent speaker has been rritlrally Injured. He Is to lie u guest that night gracing for th* cattle. Kd Camrr- ■sleeted to deliver a public adA Mrs. Thompson died at 6 A. M.. at a stale dinner to be given by mi, Ceresoll Brothers, Ceurg* Herdress at tha Band Hhall at 11 w In a Toledo hospital. the Hlinh of Iran, who will lie den, Dr. C. W. Baker and F. T . <r*sHa*M r » M rase itaet i M. Following th* addrasa a When Hauling arrived ut Crouse visiting Washington then. Meriwether are making prepara A. fie, insii Y firh dinner, at nominal charge, pillule Woods, ail elite Detroit The former Cabinet member's Rush suid that Mr. Hurklev t"le- thins for planting this legume. will ti* served at tha American sohiiib, he aroused Mis. Koliert phoned the President Hulurday On lund not previously ferti­ secretary »aid number* of the I lioodhand, his dauglitor by till evening to tell him of the wedding lised, they plan to harrow In Legion Hut. house-hold found Hti'ttliilu* UluimAll person* Interested In en­ ; lii it marriage. mo to 4(8) pounds of superphos­ •clous In bed tills limtulng. lie dhd float* in th# parad* ar* “ He seemed breathless slid de- plant which were announced yes­ phate and 100 of muriate of po- tering -mu, nflei a physician ailtwd at advised to contact Jamas Q. Gal­ piessed,” she told police. "He terday. the house. . . i tash per arte on it clean well pre­ loway, Post commander, Phone 1•tutted to tell me soiiii thing and Stl-'ttiiilun hud'Hiitfrird from * pared seedbed. 60 to 111) pounds uf 9176. ^llnillv him ted out ’You might a* JVIort* T o u r i n t H In-art i-oudltfoil since last aprlng. double ur triple Inoculated seed n o ih* Invitation committee of well know. I’ve just killed Mildted Id* •cchtlaiy *ald, hud had been ) will he sown broadcast and har- the Post are Douglas Htanstrom ' ami her mother. I hit them witli a .-oiivsU’fcIhg hVre. |(’aaliaee* prnm Paae liasl towed in, or drilled In 8 Inch rows hummel Pill lu el ty miim they’re been built In Un-ater Miami since The lesser seeding rate will be chairman, •Capt. E. T. Louclif^ Ill* wife and her mothn Mr*. und John Pierson. I dead.” ’ W. .1. Wallace, weie with him last season and many moie uie used when planting In drills. 1 By the time police officeis call­ being rushed tu completion. when he died. Liming of the soil Is not neces­ ed liv Mra Cmidhuhd came to ttic IN D IA N S W ED .' . . Twenty new apartment build­ sary where th# soil reaction Is Sic!tinlu» started Ills industrial house, however. Ilaidlng had MIAMI, Oct. 31— (A*)— For th# a r m with (Imieral Mntnis, he ing* have gone up around Daytona In the range qf slightly acid to Kiown caldi, « »t •; .-liming ii vlci'-iireihUnt In 1931 Rearh and nreanfroul eottnge col­ Mr. Jacobsen points out first time In Dad* county history, "Thunk you tm coining, gentle- ony association officials estimate neutral.' Hs went to II. H. Hteel three yeni* that lupines are . susceptible to " Hamlnnlr Indian couple has filed men." he said. " I ’m very smry laltr and suoceeded Myron C. a 10 percent imreas# in accommo­ loot knot and in order to make pro- application to wed. »*■* at gelling you out h» early. Hut dation*. Cottage owners there are per growth they must have ade- „ Mlaa Laura Mae Jumper, IB/ttf I'nvlor a* hoard chalrmnii In 1918. this Is Important. I killed two peo­ lie did not hold the po*t hmg. more enthusiastic, however, than i|ukte moisture during the growing J'',rt ,Lim JiMfm , and Mag - 3111 ple In Toledo— my wife and her hotel ownera at tho moment. President Hnnsuvelt made him ............................. season. Heeding should he mad# Oeoeola, 20, Miami parking tot'at­ muOwnP" 1 • t t * * * i • chairman of th* war resource* tendant, Indicated they will be Tourist utlrnctluns, often a bell­ l>efur* Nuv. 16 In this area. Under questioning by O'Dell, hoard the following year anil kept married tomorrow In Pin«wo4d| wether, plan for greater crowds. Harding' said h« hgd married his Ulm lu similar high (Mists 1n the Baptist Cl}ye|rt.» , • ^ Bllvar Hprlngs near , Oc*l»— wife 14 year* rage, p m a* the fhre of charges by some new where mntui courts are gulng bp time when she wa* gaining promt dealers - that Blettlnlu* wa* too every direction — Is spending arnco a* a pianist ami vlo'lu In T O L A T E T O CLAHHIFY *hik Imslnc-H* nilndnd." 9260,Wl • to remiMlel Its layout. A , «0*aiiaa#e *••■ #••! uaal teacher'. Hhs wau'his thlid wife. cachet'. I Hlidtlidns was 43 when half million visitors went to link nt'teid. • !* W A N TE D : Fountain * Lunehsak' Harding said he had heroine veil named him under secretary of The Csech ambassador, Vladimir frciisled over his wlln's devntlon Tower lust year unit Cypress Gar­ ette Manager. , . r. Must be sxpetc stale, a sniurl** aplmlntniint. Ilo tu music mol het lack of It tcrukt den* at nearby Winter Ha'ven an- Oittrata, asked for an a(ipo)nttoil Cahliu’l leiicd and able to taka' raepogtook overr the top Cahlnwl post a nouni-ril itint nil record* were mCut with Undersecretary of Htat* tn him. albilltv. Roumlllat and Ander­ yeitr Inter, liecumlng the second In liken. Tin- iinrnc held true for James K. VYt-hb, presumably as a youngest Reeretnry of Htate In son. Walgreen Agency. '• T > Miuini'laud whh'h is enlarging insult of thu action. American history. (aellltle fur more rruwda, also. Carrying tin the wink of hi* I’olk county hutuU ami motor . i s m io»*. im i ,l:,ii).«* »o*a you prtnlrri RDr. C*onli,U II mIIi HIpHI iiiiih R E A L TY MF.KT j( IJljul-losuslit I........... i top ut Iliiul TuaUS to ybuL, •••mil 11 poll heavy advance honk­ wnh |»ifriiiaiiiMil i*lminnmu «f ini' lOaailssf* grew Pane Ossl JACKSONV1LLK, Oct. Jtl — < / !* > .UJ pimp ut WU.k-i)r*uahi tt (4*aD ing*. lintel uporntinx report that taken In coal. Dumbarton <luk.« Securltv ConferThe power to tax Is the power oV ’irrsa 'u lsr'llii* Ia*AUM,_bt«aua» Government officials felt that a new guests luelude many who i, destroy, the 33rd unnual con- « « t log; of f lire that gave birth to th# United u' lu past years have spent winters vcntlon ,*.*,! I w*, •*# Si,*. L‘ I m » I . I m A aaa.sl* *tu* *||^n*ss 13 4M 4 Helhlehein-Htecl workers settle­ of the Florida AssoclaNations. ’ on the east or west roast tend to ment might be followed hy agree­ t on of Realtors was told today. S W 5 s r [ H 4 M 0 T * W “ Roosevelt and tho Russians , ments between the union and a he moving inland, largely to es­ "It has been estimated that a SletllnlUW 'hook 1 ilaM.blng the number of other steel companies. cape high prices In sotno areas mid pair uf shoen la subjected to 602 Yalta Conference. U due for |iubll■TRUCK BY AIM IOIOAT which severed both her feel while aha was bathHathlehtm I* the No. 2 steel pro­ to gel better accomodation*. si-purate tuxes, Hradley Burchum .ullon oh Thufsnny of thl» w*ek. lti| In l.uka Tulioe, Calif., pluc ky Imogen* Wltlsche, 14, return* to ttisv Tin- Gulf Coast has been attract­ said of Orlando. ducer, ranking only Itehlnd If. H. . . /facie inVsffS In piddle statement* and article* •tudles In (tie RntuviHe Joint Union High School, near Sacramento, ing moie und more visitor* In the prompt, easy Steel. iver the last few years, the form,*ll«f. Aa* Ih* Automobile deulvr t'lnl Davit, Oakland, Cullf., was convicted Of n*g« Th# argument whether emnloves last several years. i Rerrotary of Htate hud given "letsaat. i*Nt Ugeiice lu th* urcldtul sud will be sentenced on Nov. 7. (international) Hi. I’eivrshurg, with an estimat OLD F A F E K HKLFH MUSEUM • should share In pension costa has plry last* plsaasa the you nme glimpse* of history at Yalta LK A D V ILLR , C o lo .-(A 1 -H # a ly way they ed 269,(8)0 visitors Inst >'*sson Item the principal Issue In the "B O l i* we saw II. f iiisfk-in ate#) strike. Most other steel rom experts more this wlntar, Cham- House has on* claim to fame. ,< usds1 by a • jswu/ulu • rir* _ On one nccaslou he »nld lie knew palaa, Including U. H. Steel have !>•■i of Commerce Manager Rill Kvery room In tha old houaa In this N o t a r y M ovom lioui Ih* pfuri criticised swrel ' at yo*» two-mlle high silver mining town Dnvenpoit says. He think* the ___ Insisting that workers should heen ‘ igruement by which Russia obtaincontribute toward pension costs. season may lie a little late gat- has been redecorated In wallpaper ia Kuril* Island treatise** Peeas N e t « m |j |(ta*ltss»S S. mm m i , Oael rd uusstsalp CIO President Philip Murray ting sturtrd but eaya there will br uf lha 70* and 30a. Ipan. Hut since ar much us pusiltde of this hual- tn accept. anothar asalgnlMMdbr touched off a rousing demonstra­ 300 to 600 more rental unite at hain nort Whan a naw type of wallpaper retire. Involved future nrss for our roinmuiilty". ha agreement tion at th* opening session of the the beaches. One lintel man, in­ was shown at a Pueblo Exhibit lartlrlpatlou by Russia In th# war Rapurts circulated that Secre­ 19th convention today when h«* jecting a sad note, said If tha steal tlon In 1974, ana room of tha Haaly Vuriuiis cities mid i-iiuntie* In gainst gsinfti -rJapan, Btettlnlu* eald. It Florida spend tl.aim.bun „ year tary of Defense Johnson and Bee- promised to "cleanae” th# organi­ strike last* 90 days and Idles more House was paparad with It. A few mild mild not no be made public at that ratary of the Navy Matthews, al­ sation of pro-Communlsta. _ workers "we’ll jose our pants." yedfa ago a search was mad* of Ims "without anifqngeriflg the trying to alli.irt tide tourist though not on th* official llst«of "a After referring to abuse dir­ Hotels, however, report heavier Uadvllfe basement* and attic* bustnOss, Mr. Higgins continued. vtulle course of the Wtr |t1 the hole ri White House callers, had rom* In ected at him by the Musrow radio, reservations than last year and with Ih* result that enough oldAnd the Flmiihi Htsle Adver­ hy a slilu entrance to *r» I'raal Murray, In hla kaynol* address, many muiur courts already have time wall paper was found aclflf". to refou Htrtllnlu* defended Ih# wisent tising Cothmilteo spends 9400,000 dant Truman— presumably tu <S** said , that* at meal Inns of hla, own “no vucancy" signs out. deeor.ats the houaa entirely, cuss Denfeld'a successor. ecurity Council voting 'formula a your mine. CIO cisrutlve hoard: It' waa dedicated as a Colorado Ft. Myers reports registrations . hlch h# eald Fianklln"D, RooeePresidential press Seeretavy rrqtary "I did npt knpw whether.I was "well ahead" of last year with musaum In 1949. "This business Is highly com­ ters ike talking I d s flnW (»tr#*hbv#ak#r I attendance at the Thomas A. Killfit hud .proposed, llefalrlng tu petitive", he pointed out. "Kvery Charles (]. Russ told reporters hie eyslern, which pet mil* «nv of could nut say about that. It Wba a coniralta, or an FBI man." son home, the city’s major visitorfa Nad ho ’’Big' Firs" to veto sanction* city In the state is exeillnk It­ DO!sslble th# defense chiefs "If we are eolne to cleans* this attraction, 20 percent above laat A BIO W H B B L hut not to veto procedural qua*- self to the limit of feting accom­ be movement, which by the way we summer and fali. Mora than a doa­ etn there, he aald. D EN V ER — DP)— "H# couldn’t Ions like the presentation of n modations and lecivutlonul facili­ are going th do at this convention en new motor courts have added do it." Insisted Elmar Johnson, — " Murrayy st-------started---to — say -omplalnt, hr once wrotat f ties In an effort to make our , when , Sr. "He Isn’t big enough." "Oh, too rental units, IT A M A N HTHIKK the more than 400 dagatea broke yce, I did." aald Elmer, Jr., "111 "This formula w*» a racognl- vlalUr* like tlmlr community and Harasuta saya the summer has ROME, Oct. 81— OP)— Th* ComInto noley cheer* .Ion uf one of th* major facta of cunt* there. The ninull town Ml. Dow «"•*" you.' been lit husleat In history and show ntcr-nallonnl Ilf* In Ih* world Dora bus a special tourist build­ munlst-lvd General Confederation Murray was unable to finish with 200 naw tourist court unit* Bo little Elmer showed hla dad of Labor called a 10-hour genaral bowling today-tho fart that wlhont Agree­ ing for shofflelHmrd, bis sentence, and between 130 and 200 privet* and an assistant fir* chief how ho recreation. strike throughout tha nation today ment among th* great powers, green and similar _________ A t least three, and poealhly • residences, It la prepared, on turned In n fnlao alarm. Ha Joel m ii pso n i to protest the killing of two farm­ lasting peace will lie Impossible," Tha city of Orlando has several doaen unions under io-rall#d left chamber of commerce prognoatlea- stood o nlho sent of hla tricycle ng leadership are threatened Ilona, for a busy wlntar. i chief If* warned Ih* world at tha and pedal building:) for laurlata and hands In an armed clash of polka and reached Into the box. Tho af World War 11 that •eitlllia- so have Dayton* Reach, Mel­ and land-hungry peasants In south­ with oueter from the CIO. Bradenton, and Manatee coun­ let Elmer, 8r. tarry on from there. ern Italy. Murray declared that left-wing* ties, •lun cannot survive anothar wa»", bourne ami Deljiml. looking back to the recordThe two werv killed and I I era follow the Intereat of the Bo* It I* necessary for Hanford to xml declared again and again that breaker laat year, export a bigger *h* world must not pamdt th* offer similar attractions If w* farmhands and four policemen season. A few more motor court* !WSM . compete with them, Mr. wounded yesterday itf a burgeon* Units,I Nations to fall. have gone up but generally accom­ ing peasant unrest, th* new* m Th* Induarlallst-dlplomM rai ‘ modations are about tho aome, Tha agtney Astra reported. Th* da . (it. the report of the Rotary rd as Sacralary of (Rat* k ln*Jum». Club#', housing committee, Mr. It aid, ooeurred Hradenton trailer park, howaver, ooeurred In Cruloue. Th e y union."' Murray ahoutrd. 1043, after Roosavalta death, to ha BltaMer revealed tlmt the % Calabria province near tha Inat# hay* have no no devotion to their country largest In the world with 1,000 succeeded by Jams* f, of tbs Italian boot, whan'pcaaaete Murray get' N another cheer when lota In tha main park. la.sold out W Houlh Caroline. At tha dfiri* tli where** laat year It hod lota la tried to occupy Und belonging la He . > eSd that "no aabUatl Mild.that President Truman appointed him spare, (MtUnated cost for .heating Marquis BarRageri. >o be U, B. representative oh tha Tampa, Uha iaoqi other dull eookli will * ‘ 11 930 *“ * a ooollng b* about Mecurity Council, leaving that .......... cltlae, report* reservations 10 parmonth In winter ami 33 93 In sum ooat the following, year, he wla mer. Janitor amlcs will hfe about BO-YBAR-OLD H U L pmM and better above laat m r w i t t r i i f InJ DKH MOINES, ... and Bartlejr Gay, president of the I I I a month. ... tin, than a l k r „ Tampa II was estimated that the 10c Clover . . . .Hullar, . . I I yean ‘ ha U, B. Sanata from . . per Plat* tax on all civic eluba operation this summer an th e... rar tv ■taatirina cam* hi wdih th# along tho roast." e r eW u i-------W*VB| Bee farm three mile*' nert(i raise--------about4 fiD.w 9IH.60 A a weak. PHONB tU U S SANFO RD A V I. month ago from hla thtia retiring the total coat of Amana, Iowa. Eleven motor courts, law'# horn* at Beat The maeMna la owaed ky of duplexes end. n plus 71-uatt lYaUn* the building In about ilatory. t<ong Island, while tha apartment house have b o m up at weeks. A tax thereafter of main#* th m ,. i.i • • -■ *• deoa idute would be sufficient T*»p* which, however, still H I, t h m » VHPU for utllltlee and Janitor baa been used praetleaUy n’t bid for tho to ' ‘ th# report stated, l m .a n d J year since. , with tno wi IW , "W*lHad of areas to l i t I . LYM A N A V I. leetlng wa* preelded over . . (dent (!***•• Tm,h« tribute to l ... MnhanSlc!^artma In nM M yean of parfact f MUMM C||)Pf ||l aourta r a t t “ tpce, A. C. TrigyriM , U mm I T n h x arena are v“4" Hfxvgrr ri.vs.Mt II '/M rS C R A ^ J , MEN, Truman May Not (Jo To Veep Wedding Man Kill! Wife ArmiHtic Day StettiniilH Dies Tltb A h M Strike Deal n mfrsri t t mun Sherman Back I TOYS WHEEL GOODS ROBSON Sporting Goods s. ru n m FS •tsstfw is lira: w fe S - s * a sm EVERY" BAY •* NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS -w B h rii s a s T O M ;? mm WINTER PARK Z' A feaae r *eJr. .X •M I m m h— •~ iiUPt v #v A HUNTS TUXEDO rr STORE �"r^T,r "T *y ‘% '"T,,^ » ' c* */' , - • , - * U Unity T h in U B lrtafth— ^attforfo lirra lii t l Pretact the Foot* •f Ik* World; To Promote IM Progress of Amtrlc To Prodoc* Prosperity for Hanford. • > AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established IWW VOLUME XXXX New Sales Tax Taken In Stride By Floridians SANFORD, FLORIDA, TU ES D A Y Mediator To Employ Bethlehem S e t t l e ­ ment In Forcing Other Agreements Some Grumbling Re­ ported In S t o r e s As Confusion Re­ tards P u r c h a s e s flu •f ♦« rMnf»M mtl nt> lu^Kt Mm U m *m - l»m|t»tJllurH W•»||ir ,||.« V I*.II III Wpd* Ilf Hfl.l k > A s s n rin lrd P i t s * l.rnsctl W ir r N O V . 1. Mil!) Chine Expects 53 Feared Early Peace In Airliner Major Strikes Lake Mary Home THF WEATHER Dead In Crash Of Near Washington I\ < ) i (tolfiriK: Si’UHnn Heirins At Country Clith In I L i te n A I I I * *1 i : ( )h l\ 1 1. 1 , ,r 1 -u s tt* S m v iv o V 1 t i" < > ii»- W 1$' I ' M 1 ,• n - t l e c ^ n M (R ’0 _ W TALLAH ASSEE, Nov. I --</!*>— Floridians today appealed lo be taking their new sales tax in stride. A ipol check of merchant) in scattered cities showed little grumbling on the part of buyen who lor iht fin! time were required to lay down a few penniea for the Slate with the price of many purchases Moat itorei reported consider­ able good natured banter between clerk* and cuitotncu but few irrioua complaint*. Moat complaints emitted around complicated ca•mptiona. Some itorei reported confuainn over collection procedure, others laid it wai going amoothly. Many merchant* had brieled their clerka in advance. Some re­ ported volume of transaction* slow­ ed down hy talk about the tax and the new system of making change. Some store* reported isles volume alumped today after several days of slightly more active trading than usual on the part of customers who sought to save die lax hy pur­ chasing before the (jtadline. A waitress nt Tampa complain­ ed her patrons seamed to be tip­ ping morn lightly than usual hecausa of th* tax. There was some lOsalliase ths rag*' Hint Banners Advertise Sanford Oh Trucks Out Of _ Farm Mart _ i Huge trailers nr* now rolling rut of th* Sanford Ht*tc Farmfra Market with their cargo* *i w m s ; ejt as coming from Bnn/erd and the local Mtnl* Market hy * hu«r« green rlhhon streamer painted no each side of trailer*. This fin" nohllcltv for Sanford l» due to the rnterorlap and olanalng of the Hanford Stale Marlrnl Assnclntlmi of which At Fk Inner la nuhllcltv chairman, nml *<• the co.on*ratlnn of WII«"'* Horne, trucker. wh»ae new nfrtea mvl h’"idutiartf r* Is IncatImmediately south of the markat. Three laree nlumlnum trailers rwped hv Mr. Horne are being oaloted with the atreemera and "* dects r-d ve*t#rd"V that about *ri|leoa owned hv o*he W*| tro-Wr* will also hear the elans. f The erecn banner sign was designed hv MarrH r*llle of ths r>deo Sign On. The sign read*: S*nf»rd HMte Farmers Mark»*. Citrus Fridla, Florida Veg. cistiles. Hanford. Florida. KlorIHw'» yiop li'twHifi* r u n U r " The trueVs and trailers will e.re - the flsnfnrd message Into ** * r\ c*nirfa. Mr. Faille, InrHeotell.- |s a ■former eltlsen "f Montreal. •toh., #n^eH n»w Market Tern''nat h'dldlng la now eomnlete and he hna opened a well eoiitnn»d Innrh r»om, and autoomnh'K ear Innrl room, an Amoco FillIn* Station end 0« the .inner f*oer of l he two story building •re rrt-ms for trucker*. * U -f d w A c ro w q o i-a M v a re n d fi F p a fs m ir, 8 . Hv ARHOCIATRn Novemher spread « frost e finger across a wide seellon of the east♦rn half of the country lodav, A freealng lino ax (ended from *E th# Or*al Lakes rafloij Into the west Gulf atat*e and Into parts *f New York and Pennsylvania, freealng In parts of Arkanaaa ami Mississippi and wie n*ar the 82 mark In areas of T#n"Mi#e, L-hi| altng, Kentucky egd Taxaa. Chic ■to ■ early momlg« $8 was Uta Ihweat mark of th* rnttumn aeason. But warmer weather was on th* wav for th* midweek and th* mass of warm air was axpected tn axtend into the eastern states to­ morrow. .'Mild temporal art a were report­ ed from the m a t plalna westward to' tha Pacific Coeat. The mar- ♦ Moat of the country had clear weather. But light rain Was re­ ported In soma porta of the southIkies were cletint along the At- M IAM I, Nov. 1Lk nfnlsisls * tSScTSf fall '■ t * 0. t,• V-' •sz vt Concrete block that has the appearance of shingles mid known lo contractors as "ahlplapped" has been used in the new home sl.ove of Mr. and Mrs. W II. Harrell on the north shore of Luke Mmy. They own and operate Harrell's Grocery nt M l Hanford Avenue V\ |„ Holcomb, contrncior, states that the home is the first with tin, typo of block to lie built In Lake Mary. It features three rooms on t|„. side with k large picture window overlooking the lake. Prospective Imm builders ale Invited to see It, . Sanford Citizen* Greet New Florida Sale* Tax With A Smile "Sanford people are joking tbout llir Florid* sales tux. hut t can ire that they do nol like it," derlared T . E. .Smith, npcraliu id t newt stand in the Sanford Allanlic National Hank Building at the new tale* lax went into effect this morning. At McCmry's. Mrs. Dean P. Taylor, presiding at the 11.1111111,try , u .'., i — un; V\ S II I W ASHINGTON? Nov. \ h *it* i " i n lig h te r plan#* Federal Mediation Chief Cyruf ,111*1 . In i . -d i n t l W l S, Citing bmlfd strongly today ha' III It • •i ll . " ■ ( n n c l n n l i r p o r t j, boprs to use the Bethlehem StaalIn rL, \ tt Mil . i n n t M l d l - d r i l l Ii t o n . ( 1 , ' M >ps ' i . . t <> I , , . i n s s f t e r i . settlement for a lever lo pry oUL lit* •t i It "1 ...... | t -l ,nrt w a g , - . a peace agreement in both the coni I- IMP 11 i|k r, , • , I, ', ,.' i In n n g h I k • and steel strikes. hi n n l , l r i l t l f l e g | * . . t i n • lit fit ■M ti I.** 1. .(.I I. .1 -l. 1, 111 , 1, s l y I n ‘ Citing. kfl*pinit 'ah* on other >4|l Ml t It ••,.l ,- lu ln trd lo ha steel firms hy telephone, told re-, IM.!' 11 . III* |,i |,, i I 1 1R le n ■ isorters he. espect* other major I l l UM ...................... 1n !<r»(|4f »teel « tiriipanies lo hegin announc­ III It t t t lx • r ' i » , i M g e r s unit li ut i ...........1 l i p - l i f i a t - 1* ing settlements with CIO's Unit­ <i m V H 1 in. In 1 n hie It we*fi< ed Steel Worker, "pretty aoon." i m I imp jIni I. " 1 *................. N e a r ! He predated the steel companits V M 1 •' ■•1 ,11 «... IlC P -, wilt start operating— using what 1st III . 1 r M ..........I n u r t t a . * M b f I h M*l hr railed their '"plentiful stock*" of rnal nn band without wailing U \ H I* « i " • (/ P )trffor resumption of work in the coal i \ 1; i.i i . ........... nllulrrl ip mine* closed by the walkout of 1 il„ , 11 i ■ '\ irlin a »j 400.000 Untied Mine worker*. pl io. " ' n J A upcut, He indicated that perhaps by m iin e r w ith ' r.,.l ,v ri"" Friday hr may call the coal plina ii >i k • • ' ■t ^ 1" t i l * . owner* and Jn h n .L l-ewis* miner* ► .1 1’ ............. H ive r* * ’ into conversation* in Washington, 1in an effort to break the 51-day 1 im liM IV IlltH \"i coal stalemate. . 1 . 1,. <e. n v a r ........ li I SI i'll** Hr had |ust returned from a .1 I* <1 tha .1 , *a•HI |*1i*|* M i H l l l t ’I n ttf fh i S i O i f n t i l WiM IMI l'- * Ii*«|f \ m l . : t. n fist’l l . H IM visit to the While House, where he .i •. f itnn t * *nn• * \ Chilt til| tiv*'tl thru mm 'Mill lnut hi i'ft if th,, st'it -M il it C h i* ulill* I ddi ' reported lo John R. Steelman, ci.l Mi M'I d hid ief M n b U Iii'li li fl . \ u w l y *t utluuni iii I «*» I h i m I m i4 i i fn h w d p i islil|i n f M i .t II,' If. presidential assistant. *•!•» Mltll* II. - I 1 . I M ill M i s .1 A ( ,cifl<{|*«, ( h i ’ UOIIlillfF ,41'llNnif J||M|MI,« h t h r || dI f n ’i'y, - fl| | nflt' t < i il- i. I i lir.tpjWith the sleet strike settled In nvrill nf ' III' (lit ti'tlf A*4MH'I1||IIMI 41it11!wi♦111•| * >,itfi b VI ri hull fulli nlllt* It 1,1 the plant a of Hethlehent Mice) Co., Mill M’st N |MlI t lit'I(■JitI’lI CIO President Philip Murray In­ n I " I I . vC-■- 19* II,. I. l vited the rest of the industry to i ■ nn. ri* inv» MH.'lil I i "come along" with the aamn kind I.. I llmta of settlement. 'll r 1r (till ... 1 . p Murray simka from the platform of the CIO's national convention In Cleveland. Aa til* talked, Beth­ II lli' J 1»* 1 , (Ill'll only lehem mill* employing 110,000 li,. workers were firing up for a ra( . A I M -SVtl 1.1 . Nov I t/l'l "Dixie to |„.,l. d.lt Hilt ..1,1 I mil sumpt Ion nf operation*. , i r1, , ■il l llir >n, lldtl rl’illilH >1 Vfil'l In I In* I'rtllH" nf 'Mil *i **|*. ''»***' nf th Murray reported the settlement, ................. t»|i*t|<+'| fi» fkvrlnpctP x.nrl |r»tl«i V Mr I' Dl I*»r«l 1(till *4 4n’ I in w t n lv nf I reached last night. In * talk I II ilr . M MVIlhuIf I' C IO delegates. s. Calling Ca: tth* month- p n i o n A n n o u n c c s P l a n Altnt iillnrdl I.X|wiimrnl VLitmn. l.|i- ill I line U-SV 111* si II K. tout "tha mui r old steel walkout I d II,e net. i To W ith h o ld Dues! Itrpoil* uidli atrd tl H*tr will Ilf in t'nirx mntr nil Ip .tjtar Ihlatney of ___leant - strike a lg..tjl« i iiintf-f li .1. •..... t . ,l*i i'll Uie. .... ____ ,............... the ItlMt* * m 'W ' ' ^ w r -" laheV," he aa F ro m C TO C o ffe rs (i:* ' I | , i.-it, \■.I.... Ini- I Inin rv a ■lop limn I here was Hits vein, I bill, • ■ r "1 use this platform to Invite: St'i'*i let..., , I.........." ■ the reenleitmni steel companies t<> Cl I VI I AND, Nov 1 |/p) oipply Hie demand in lot • 11,. i.m II< |d .ii. |.|nii4"l into come iilung now nnd nugnttnlc " n i . i i: j . ,i ,n 'lll'fiile until, veil* ■*tin's e " 'll •— tlellilelipm agreement with u» It ,hr " Mr<l l l' 1 w " k 1 • " ill* I ’ i m I ml I K* pilot now Is Hie duty of the tsainnre "f a iinlrr ttlai It on llie CIO'....... Ill ' I'1" '1'*’ -•■"'I.;' .................. ■ , It 111, I'M,. "I i * ' brlipvit It Will imt In' linn; la Im Ihr Industry to sultle." wuik Ir.idrislnp. r liallengrd thr ("10 tin i*i‘-fourtlla of I1Im idii'11, i,i<i |.I M>. > tv i I’ iA, In Wadtinglon. official* look me cnniriilmn toal.iv In hoot llir uninn ii.-ii'iig.will lie plitiili'd I., i ,. r'f, l, 1. . . 1,1 I , , .1,1 llir I "lletl the view I list the settlement lie out IX . ,i, I I ...'............I I.*cn ii i"nn 1 m »|»| m It M U I Wlien Hint tween Bethlehem Steel Cmp awl Ihr If (hat Irulrlv ad tl I III lit I,, •ii i" 11,'bvij <l "p util lie u ,Mill it M*ll 11' *h thr C IO steelworkers may Im *- liaium r.| thru drlrg.ilrv wear 'lit ’•III I 'r N S S - I V ' i W i ll It I •I . |.i ■ ; i1 1Ik till- nnn limn any *1 Mm 1 •, *kill' 4 ' il I I iif H 'MU Ifit! broken the steel log jam and that ing -a wall ami tbit llir in, nuiun f«'t* yea is." S t.iii I ! 11<I ( •11111i t 111r i i 1 •. 1*I |!t. I m Iht ftlnltfbecause of the close industry 'irv wav wilblmlaling d. pr, i.ipllai > Iln> expcillM'HMt hilltpii , i i'. i i"i> ,' * ■ Vurk. .Inn 1 ! H M ’ tii',111 < M I lsill.tr il, fm ., 'lllldlllg at ihr way is opening for an agrr- In wlial ibrv rallril llir an rrl nnihist, i"i I Mill ii It V 1 IIHVI M fi*| I. I I. I, ( 'h« (CaaStaaa* Os *>aa« plum lit ceding U'Ulk, ■!* kt 1 ii i nflriv" n| llir ( 10 I I v s to tl «t'«V *f f*t* I *4* '*t * . | |.' V < I m i ' l luu nf Hu- film |>m.h i min <l hi .. I’rraidfnl I 'I i*l*i■ Mini,iv ln.il i bill i v i u i . til l' d l i v lii \\ u r \ i . .............. I .......................... I, I rrrtnan, I1HI> \ ....... ....... i l l i u n r d i a t r a. t i o n , Itrrl h r p i . u m iii J l , , i t r nii n I i , * n n» I I ihi i ye*lrid.iv lr. |r.,nvr llir ( lit "I I I*. ( t l " l | g 1 l l I' lH I ll ll I ’ l.Ill, ni *i r I t! I i * t <n , ,, . i i i | » ‘t l l l H ' l l ( S t i l t In n , I n til...i M lit Irlt w u i k oitiioM lv. u l m l i li| I 'M *In A in* f i h i I M i l l • < •k i i - im variety. Judge Douglas .itenstroni «»• >aiH w,»» I.JI.iwrut, tbr (..iiiiiiiui I III- I (VII Iit It, I illl.l III llll). • | «• | •rI It HI v * |l In '(» hs»I I V due to conduct an Irupiest at I m |'miIv iii . imi.iui A dr./rn iiiiimm Ii'vi'lfipcd try llie lie.n gi.in Hi’l II ( ....... .............. II o'clock this afternoon Into M"' i. • i I " wi^ikuh stalioiii. *1' ♦ counter, reporti'd tluil mint cos1 turners me Inking the lux in 11 spirit uf fun nnd lire cu-upeintlng very nicely in paying I In- tux pen­ nies. At the Ituuinillnl nnd Andermu Drug -Htuii', Mr*, {icuigi Steel, employee of the Hell Tcleldunie Co. (rented her fellow employee, Miss Anna Mnv Green to 0 cup nf coffee, took her snlec icceipt to Jonn Teugue, cashier nt the drug store, depnslti'd 10 cents nnd was nhmit to walk uwny hut wax re­ called til pny tho un« cant lux, which she tendered with n smile. j A ray nf hope fur Hiiiifmil wom­ W ASHINGTO n T N ov. I 1/1’) - en eamu (mm Mrs. ti. I>. Weber employee of the Mlroml tlonuty Fite, accompanied by a rumbling aliop, who rovealetl Hint there Is series of explosions, caused heavy on tax nn beauty treatments. damage to tha $ll,000,00f) Post- Itennty prepuratlonn sold to eusoffice Department building today tomsrs are taxed, however, and h|iii are aubject to the 20 percent and sent hundred* of government Federal luxury tnx on cusmctlcn. employe** fleeing to the atmet*. K J. Newman nf Jarkso*. Mleh. The hlate was confined lo die paid 11 one cent levy at 11 drug eighlh floor. But before firemen counter with n smile, “ I don't mind brought it under control, ilu-y helping to support the schools In Florida," lie declared with u smile. poured loxa of watgt .into the Mrs. M. 15. Stone, munnger of columned, limealoma struclurr on 1 I'ureells, reported this morning Pennsylvania Avenue between I2lli ,l"11 'here mis a heavy demand for and 13th street*. Northwest. I f " 1'" «"'■ »'er store yonc , , , li’idiiy ns customers sought lo buy omoke^ and water damage w.i* i„.foic the tnx went into effort, heavy. There was no immrdntlr Ibiwiitown gioreries icported official estimate of the loss, but thnl -tuple goods were nut taxed hut Hint ''nun essential" Items a somewhat similar fire in 193^ soon after the building was con­ •iii'li n- toilet paper, matches, light hnlhs, toothpicks, mops, brooms structed- caused $400,000 dam­ and other mu mi factored articles an- subject In tax If tha sale la age. At least three person* were over eight rent*. Tobacco is taxed, Injured, either hy flying glass toil mil iigatettr*. Boft drinks from the explosion*, or when t over eight rents are taxed. N’o tax it charged front one to section of tho seventh floor rdl lug fell in. rigid cents Inclusive, from nine to Two were employers onf the III rentn Hie tax Is one rent; from federal Communications Commis­ It to 7U rents, Inclusive, two cents sion. They were Richard Jaruloui and from 71 rents to Vt.Og I* three «I ** In t u* in i ,i J tnn |M-il and D. C, Corrigan. Roth suffer­ rents. '!e n!h 1IcVrWll/^^'milntt**1 nf 'si'io , , r " Bold. ulm iH rd ........ tin I 11"' V*di.iw. v.,.„r...i Mm If il »if lli' ' ■ I ,lfnl I > 1 ink' u. ....... M H 'w •' ►- lay ed head injuries. ‘itoMmriHm? ra llf whu^w a* - ' "i «» '.' " r ,y , |#«ibIh'**a Uf«i»t.i*ru '" ," 1 " m f ,l" V' " 1' , ".B' Ir.l.n i uf.il In , . ii-,, iii ,ii ■(, •11s1I 4 Ml IIn ...... tv lloriiMnlino, Lttlli.g wnu wm im ninl In I weevil ." ,1 .lu"l 'li,ml i r » .............. »li ■,,41n .lr i "inty stantly kiUed when struck hy . -»r ltl, ‘ , J (| , ■ .............. f)r,t fir.it time in 11*47 Y|, 1,1 in ated .Preas reporter, got a had I t C U N 1(1111 N e w Y O P K I l . t l i fIr11 111r 41*I♦I 111 ♦.» M- .HI. M pin ..,1,1 III r«1n,eito oil the Orlando "can rnukr .... ini Irtiii'irgm ............. .,...,,.,, nriim r, duit .... yrm yi'iir and IUH ....... tn |» « IIn iIs11 t■11•M "I ' Mi 11III v rn i \ fill* In Mil Viiin' i >01011 vrinn door Itelilud him was blown mil mllea mirth or alaltiBnn. ,„y uninn" is a irpii.*i>ntuHvr >**ni blxlicr than yield, nf •uimui.hi fin *fhi 11jmir1 tik |i 1 khJIfr 11 In ••ftIf * *I'1 ::»!•» 'It - 1mm tilt the 7th floor while he was ___— Mr. Gauntt wo* hit liy an aid" .it workers. , vuijcHe*. I iu im» i** m 4 hi linn *)*lr •I 'tint' tin fin* L m mu pi* I im » telephoning a report on the fire NEW YORK, Nov. I— (/P)— mobile driven by Emlyn Itlark "f Distiiissiiig Hie nitirism •■( duly „ few bundled mu , ,, »i I •ft ,...................... t\K |,u j,. (M |(1 P|t , ,, to his offlee. .Mayoi William O'Dwyer says th# Maitland while walking down llir Murray published in ih« Sovui ((|„„|,,,| « t I) V Ml I' I * 'Mil II I 'n 1*1 M| 1| I 1" r , .............. . i * Ih» Three firemen were taken In Couiuiunist inirty lie* u "strangle- highway and according to Hbriiff pres* and In the Hnilv 'Vniti.i, V„((M< ||||( ........ , 1| ♦ it t ,.., m l - i,<i >i die emergency hospital. They were lurid" arts Now Vnrk Clty'a $178, Morn, this morning, evidence Gold said: .................. ...........red „ , ^ y y In k . 7 • n, , "!..............i ^ ", , V r a , i ,i overcome hy smoke while fight­ 111)0,(KM)-ii-year Welfare Depart- seemed lo point to llo fact that, to reprraeiiL Moacw." I*«t *Mi* ’I ■"iky W While n V ’r.i of II.ID • M ..............\ r ’ ' T " v " ing the hlsia. Miami. the pedestrian wnu struck by H>" But he added; arc not yul i nmpb'i-. Him ........... h " u ' 'll ' " , [(tl, Tha hulldlng Ismiaes several « Ml ............. VV.r . m vl|F h:|s When I came into IbU "igun , i( t t} |-; ( , t.: ................. lull ,,|IV. n„l ■>, Hi The llmimralic mayor, sashing uutomohltn six feel from the insvr agencies In addition to the PostII • 1 IM i;l M1' I (| id - iii* •f' mcnl on tho road shoulder. Black (ration 1 wa* not Idtliim ........ Fh.rhlw^ mi l''lurirlu‘H fiUl.fJlirr .. ................... .... ruulurilun, taibt ■ Tammany Hall ,n i.. ..........i,,i I.. iiM.l.t nff Ice Department. " IM1.Ml* *kill ( .1 I' 'MI ••*1■*' ftIIf llP L. *)'f wa* placed in County Jail pend, members nr the paMv. ■» "'V , , , ,(t.n | 1111111' HUI *N*k(*1 |,|,|. I"l link Mnrtin Levy, Federal Com- rally last night that party mem­ Ing th. Investigation. ii ,i- . |iir ii r » ** i. uf#t union this jieatlnn wis s i b ( ,-ltr . m (llBiflitHf* <r» f*M«» iH i bers will lie irusted from Welfare , | (in(f W„ nitu.'lt no stlgiiui nr vrgctnlil.'r » d l ", . lung ago We att:udi 1,11 'J1 II I .,*|*I ||1 i |MI I I ! I|ii iiii’ All . it fpi t'M"l n u r^ Slated to aorva on the coronei • • , , k v,,||„w „r nllvllmig l"'(duce a tidal yield ..( nenilv ». . Department posts aa aoon aa Civil 'lull flit j i l f11•f| r MIJ111 t 11 •IS I 11 - ' s' # (| I I'MMill III k(0ml Service rule* permit. Jury were Paul Bate*. H. A. M- ;,„„rp ............ ouujmti busbelh tlilx y u M» • I ’ mi*Mrut* M gr F*.»tai •11$•. tick Mu Is**m *iiiplriy^d |, |„. riinsldeied that baa been bin vested. Thu. i ,m "The Cfimmuniat Party, either Donald, Paul Reardon, Theodore t * ••11*«I IlMP IP! I llllf kfl' uf Tripp, R. G. Collin and f.laoi1 " nnitinu now with III. average of III Imidiel* an aeic, / *ai <-asil I u i n l | vv . i i <. u with perinissinn or design, was al­ III til ll I M'JM|i 1PPM||l IM' i ) MI t Tufts and llaMlevs and ......... . ............... . -• — ’ ° "M S lowed try Hie previous administra­ Whitten. Mi Alt I I’HHIl'l It* MtMjp(‘k I I tfH’ ----------------------------------------prlve me Ireriuvn Pin a mrmbei ... :----------|||l\ M b i t l l r U l l S l l l t l l t t John L. Galloway, Tax Collar tion In gel a stranglehold on the \tiutHMh J'uMu Ih'tlMt Ant'iclk' at the Communist Party. Tumor- |* T O H t W a r i U l l l f N tor, reported today that 00.it per Department of Welfare," O'Dwyer MmIi , \mn I* hi Sm i A u-xocii H>aar*aH*a rt« rv s . s m * i t i * cent of the ontlra tax roll for the said. I i Milt, I h 11i#la Ml*, \tu .»•. year HMft he* been collected, as He declared that party control __ Mjiitu t llti iMtiinirij; if Hi HI t Mil Mill MMil l ' It|| t'tlj Mj|ms| (I #<] compared with 00 par cant In 1047. Is so strung that R » . Vito MarI u iMi -hiiij;u M It siimit h ' I " - . Nui <■ This leaves only seven tenths of rantonin, American Labor Party, \l rIfI 11«f I#»111111"11 uu *ifti£ uf llvo illMlf Jth'l ’Alt 11 Sl.ltt V1iMf fl« i akkland n ..v, i ./»■* n „ Anna K. Tauity, operator <>( 'ederal-Htnte Frost Winning Sc one per cent uncollected anal "is almost telling poor people he Mm i i v i i vi■rtf 1 l me \ »M lilflt * Bllll'V * MlllMII MPt* I H»Ih\ chargeable to errors, double aa- Is the one who distributee public Ann's Grill on tha Oriando Hi«f’ i,i Mi ' Mi II mmumI ti'|iuitt"|11ih I sh^ Si ai, Mini MV (Ini.. W A S H IN G TO N , Nov. 1— t/l'l— today. elements, and Inaolvanclea, he said. money, that they have to go to way two block* south of French h.tfi itill*.* »I**'■vtMi ii rtuni n i^c^nt pl' • Avenue and Edgar Vlnney, bar­ A bill to provide Iftdernl payments Prom now until A|ir. I Hm wen Mr, Galloway also said that the his clubhouse to get It." 1 i t Sin 1Ii i mil •IMiMmiIM iMiu ,. iMitl Oi.ii in- wa* i #iu1y tender, ware arrested this morning nn to $1, ,1100 on automobiles foi *tn * S ntallnn Will I hsii )' two wen tax statements numbering around M I U1li •t«MI|* III M’pMlI llll .V'l| k In , |Mu.|. 11 VI |l||l Marcnntonio Is running agalnat 10,000 covering 1040 taxes havu O'Dwyer fur mayor, If la other op- on charges of selling haer tn min about If),find liemllenpind vctointm (her bulletins dally. Weather duiii "ill. .1 ll .IM A \l . N V, hum ora, said George A. flpaar, county of hath World Wars lias burn ve­ will be assumbled from more than Jl III' .1, vliMfi a its mid been prepared and are now In tho imnunt, running on a Republican(IN I \ HARE Hot miniature stations set up in ill,." M mall. Tha tax book* open nn Nov. Liberal-Fusion ticket, ia Newbold prosecuting attorney, who yeslei- 1toerl by President Truman, MAY IMN \ HI Vi M. Nov. ,1 — said tlm legislation would groves and truck fanning hi can .................... la Tiie | "uii.ntin.Miui gufdcd Morris, close uaoeiato of the Into day filed two separate Inform*. | |fe .. 11 4tl ilkid Jills, t* i i'i tie cause _ _ "wholesale inequities" nml I in the Floridai iii’niiisubi. A discount of 4% ia allowed for Mayor V. II. La Guardla, who was Hone agalnat each. 11" " I'M), i It H. nf litr limy "ii1-.'ill'll tin. e nn f. nt- t'aimVPrsi Thu Frost Warning .Hiiitinn The arrests ware made by Hhct- "lead to abueea." payment In November, 8% In Dec- O'Dwyer’* predecessor. pi "inmilii Ml miliu emlli uf Hara mui.' Mm'II eseiitiai ||r. Truman explained that uperatod primarily fur tho bene­ n'l Im k 'III Mil't" ifll'l lllll amber, s% in January 104 in Feb­ f \l"ii ' v 'B ("' tbi' oolv "lie uf its XtoJ O'Dwyer charged .that Moreen- Iff P. A. Maro and Deputy Charles "i Hie euuntrv ruary and net In March, tonio hail *cce*e»To the La Ouardla Bath. Bond of $800 an each case thousands of veterans rated as 100 fit uf eltruH growerN, truck farm­ day, Nnv, 7 MI sunn •M Taxes unpaid on April 1 are do- administration "through alleys was set, or $400 for each of lh « per cant disabled would have been ers and flower growers. Aiiiilgiiiiielil in all eriMiimil Meteorologist Warren G. John­ eiisev will take place sonic time "ll defendant*. Tha coae la elated for' excluded from the benefit*, lbllriquent and subject to penalties. and bark doers." trial In County Court with Judge. B|ao ms|(| automobiles were not son nnd hla crew is In charge of Hie miiiii' u/ternooii, and trial, will _— -T_ , _ __ ___ _ IM * Dougina Htanatrom presiding. necessary for every veteran who the station. Johnson also supplies liegni at 10:00 A. M., Monday, B A IL FO B COMMIBS weather forecasts to shipper^ .... ■,",Kl"1. J N E W YORK, Nov. I— OP)— Th* would have been eligible. (A l'K H H N V Il LB. Ni*v, ADM IRAL, FO B CB O DOWN 11# " «il "If wa abandon eouml principle* areas through wliieh their fruit Nm 1'■ Ml ............. Teniiii'ni'iiir (al.te W A 8 H IN 0 T0 N , Nov, 1— < A V government asked 91,000,000 bail i l _______ of rehabilitation," He said, “ it Is and produce might bu travelling to for the si convicted Communist A Navy plans carryirwr Vie# Ad­ S TA TIO N HIGH LOW ( IIAIIGF. D F N Ilin M IA M I B EA C H , Nov. I -G P > market. Uft not clear how or where we can leaders today In the event they are miral Korraat P. Shaman to 48 W ASHINGTON, Nov, I i/l'i • \ phi nt is Residents of Uta aauth end of tJB 44 let out of Jail while thalr appeals Washington was forced lo land to­ Miami Beach resent their area atop this progressive expansion of Si'iialur Bridges (tl-N II) today Itn ton 1 tno granting of nutumolillcs short 1100,000 F IR E 88 day at Baltlmoro because of on* Iming referred to aa "alums." 18 era being heard. bdielb d •'redienliiuK and uni rue" obtcgRir • M IN N EA P O LIS, Nov. I -(/!•>- a eliiii ge thul the lliultl-lllillioli Denvi'i '14 89 Irving 8. Shapiro, special aaala- gins trouble. "Blum” talk naa bean frequent of providing one for every dis­ Loss today waa net at upwards or diilliii llniled Mine Workers wel­ lies Moines 84 Tha plana had picked up Bbar- around Uto city council table abled veteran." 44 to tha U. S, attorney, told , A t m eant, automobiles aru sup­ 1100,000 In tits fire which lilt u fare fund had been "dissipated." Frcaiiu 70 47 . J . S. circuit court of appeals man at New York after ha hod ■Inea discussion of • new hous­ 70 48 plied to World War II veterans Minneapolis feed mill and elevator that this woe the view of Attorney flown from tho MadHar r anane ing authority began. The charge was made against Netv York v.> M 84 aboard a comas*relal " Oeaernl J. Howard MaGrath. \ Bridges and UM W Chief John I’Utahiirgli They prefer the tor* applied Who lost a lag. The vetoed mea- last night. Anacostla Naval At 08 a Thrae workers escaped safely L. Lewis last week hy Ezra Van Seattle 1 Dr. M B M 4 J? . Wotff of the »«*a would have provided them to 88 88 of both warp who lost a beford flame# swept through tha Horn, utnnloyer trustee of the Fort Mytus 'ijSS log or war* blinded In Jnckionvillo 88 8Q.foot tall Tonka Mill following fund. Bridge* ia neutral trustee said. WMfxwn w n m . i m *. * t* an explosion nnd fire. 88 nml Lewi* represent!, the union. Orlando .* ** 4 * 1 ♦i ' : 'i j Fire, Explosion* Heavily D am ag e U. S. P o s to f f ic e Similar Blaze In 1935 Caused Distruction T o t a l i n g $400,000 U. E. Challenges Dixie 18 Variety 01 Corn Seen As Worth Millions To Florida CIO’s Right Wing To Boot Them Out & aid was im(ii.sm oaii Nnv(i(T Informs AmericanBankers • Business Is Good Maitland Man llolrl In Highway D H I'laiicus i\Icl IvYsii’/ns As llriiith ln | M ilin n il lluad Welfare Department (>alloway Reportu Tax Collection Gain Two Arrested For --------------------At Lakeland Station Selling Minora Beer Truman VctocH Bill To Give VetH Autoen ..^ , 1 " ............ ......... .... _ m Sj i T F i W 0 Rx '• - ■■■ . ‘ -V.il . moat mag- "*l| 1*' i*V»‘'.rfi'-i k,, 1j.■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 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