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Federal Reserve
Korean War
and 28.
"The People's force* opera1intt
fn the Kangwon province Intllct*
ed blow* upon tho enemy’* rniwrrAlt unit* In the area south of the
Stth Parallel on flee. 21 mid 25
with Immense results," the radio
Mid.
"Areordlnr to a part of the war
records, oar force* inflicted about
■*2(1 raittaltfe* upon lh » enemv
fore** and ranlurtd about lift
traooa In the said artlnn*."
-M arA rthur quoted the enemv
W to H in Ma communique.
U. ft. Ear East Air Forre* an!
Plftb A ir Eoree ftehlers md
hnmlier* kept plugging nt the
fiommimUl* near the Red fn.n*
Town* hartarlm* enemv met* and
•applies were blasted In North
Korea.
Rpeedv American lets k n o k i-l
down one Russian p,sdc MIG 16
■nd damaged two other*
••«•
rounter* In far northwest Korea
gar Manchuria. All Am ei'ran
plane* returned safely to their
bases.
Navy plane* of task force 77
went bark Into action for the
first time since the evacuation of
the eait r«a »l port of llunpnnni
wa* completed on ChrUtnta* Eve.
They destroyed 27 building* oc
cupied- by Red troop* and dam
aged <17 other* along the tKth
Parallel.
Marine Corsair pilot* from an
aacort carrlrt Ittoup operating off
•Die Korean west coast rep*Jed
they destroyed more than <•"}
building* with bomba, napalm and
ivockat*.____________________
Senator Urges
irwatiawea g rw i r* »* «•*>
■aid both that country and C o m
munist China would be fertile
fields for a "commando-type pro
gram of psychological and revolu
tionary penetration.
Ha cited Chine*# Nationalist
report* that there are '* million
Mi*...l i t . . '' alrMilu lii combat on
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FRIDAY DEC. 79. 1950
THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORO, FLORIDA
PAGE SVX
( C n t t u H P rsn P>>. n*>|
at various placet on ike exHsrn
rad ol the fluid as wrll at in ike
rati cralral sector'
A Norik Korean regiment at
tacked Allied potdiom near Inge,
five mile* north of the 3fllh pa-all«l and were driven back. D ie A l
lies lost no ground
General Mar Arthur txid two Ret]
irgim ruli teirrd high yround northwrit of Oron. 30 mile* inland from
lire Sea uf Japan roait ami aUiul
10 rnilet south of Patallrl IH,
Another tliruvl rolled Allied
forces back southeast ol Ynnypo,
13 miles Jue east of Oron.
M arArthur said the Reds were
active in almost all sector, aero**
Korea'* waist. He reported 5,000
to 8,000 Reds were massed west of
the froien Imjln River. Another
concentration wa* spotted south
of Yanchon, In the celral sector,
Korean Red* were fn the for**front of the enemy action. Ilrhind
them were horde* of Chinese. MacArthur estimated Thursday that
more than 1.360,(km Reds Chires# and North Korean— were
poised in Korea and Manchuria
to strike Allied fnrres.
U . N. warplane* struck the en
emy all along the frigid from and
at hi* supply line- from Manchurl*. Observation plane- spotted
camouflaged vehicle* in the f«rwa d area*.
MscArthur said the assault in
the Yongpo area began lightly,
with U, N. troop* dispersing 100
Reds In the Initial attack. I.atrr,
a regiment of Communist* w*.
thrown at the Allied troop* and
ground wa* Inst.
A briefing officer at U. S
Eighth A rm v headquarter* -aid
one Allied unit was thrown back
IP mile*. Another battalion lost
three miles.
A ir observer* reported mount
ing rvldrner of Chinese and North
Korean force* moving up toward
the hattlerone
Rldgwav, Eighth Arm y commander, Imposed tight restriction*
on pinpointing any unit* uf hi*
huge forre at this time.
While the lid was zerewed a lit
tie llebtcr on news in Korea hv
the Allied command, the Red rid i i
at
Pyongyang broadcast that
United Nation* forces had <ul'ered lo**e* of man and war material
In the Kangwon arra on Dee t\
'■
ll'aallaaed l i . u
a t«fiii-l* (ise Pfogrnm
/ ImmediuP- Future'/
U- looted Ssitulur M ya ll
M o/ I vioint- Demo Chief
. ,-nre mobilisation program,
LemM e ise program ha* l**n
l eppiirrntly nothing t* being
--lint*- future.
> ur - itioiial grow th similar tu
gr -in-tion b.tiltucck*. man*
le i -l l e i .
ham I made an
the i nest thing tu It u the present military
asslitanci- (irvrgiam try whi h Ihc United .state* 1*
siipplyli, Itinlte-l quantities of military equipment
to North Atlantic I'act Allies.
World War II l-riid-le-ase wa* much broader
than tic howi vet m t-m i-h *» the program then
result- 1 in th - -lu -i •r.t of rlothlng, food. In(.Ustriel i-quii-r-.rnt ships, railroad* and almoit
every concrtvalde it* m
<nt it,, i uni til. t:.ji nhonbl a more rapid mili
tary I- ltd-up of out
be requir’ d, a new Ver
sion of U n il-Ir s M may become necessary.
Tin ixilnl out that to mobilize the full produc
tion potential of r cli i< untiles as Britain and
Kl
Is
to provld* them
will, i 1 1l-ilt-.ii
ddpp.'ur and industrial equipu n it lo
- ill*, h i.i doiiiestlC rconnmlr* under
• N EW I*All I t « III! I f i
: i
Ing strongly that Hepatol .......
I
for re-election by Gov Jan. I mu t
the nest Orniocrntn n. : < >' .l i o n
chieftain William Hoyle
i -in aouice* are spcculat* of Pennsylvania, iltfsated
u food cluGice of becoming
si..-reeling present party
It I* anticipated that i :
it
ic- stie.nl/ ig t iiiw of [Kgir
health srnl « «tioi | f.< li ... of lu i
n i l m Cbngrtaa u hojwfui
Myers will lurid the | -.it
lAlsir Herielary Maurto i >-u is ,
Should Myers fall to lake tt ■ p u t )
he can land a job on It- Inter..1st.
believed that Preside nt ’I r un >. j
Ihc first IC C vacancy that * - -jib
A nother defeated ndni .i iration H*nnt# tun* Majority taa-Jer
Scott Lucas ha* aurioum.-t his int.-nli--.. of returning to hi* law
practice In Illinois hut lie < ri..r. talng <minted out tea a carc'idat* for
» governnu nt job
Lucas recently coiifarre-l at ilu W h.u Hoove on a "persunal matle r ' but rifuetd to .hi-, , -b. tli.-r i.« w..» offered a Waebliigton
jot* It * juusiblr l.s may
l up on u dipl-.nigtlc assignment.
• M A K U A M O M O (O M M tA t H P U N K Another "Urn* duck
Vito Manantonto, the Anun-un L n lc i Partylte froi
also reportrd preparing f■.r a - iiirie U i): nll<-m|.t in
1957.
Marconlenle
Th# left-wing Independent v.na ilefr.itc-l In till
May Attempt
House rare by a coalition harked by the Republican,
Democratic and lAtaral parlies Mia opponents felt
hi* defeat In November spelled Ida finish as a mem.
her of Congress inasmuch a* hi* New York City dintrtet la expected
to be rrahunted In the new redtatitrting
However, Marcnnt..niu may run fur the House again In another dis
trict as neither federal or *Ule law* require him to live In the die*
trtet he represent*
Whether the drfratrd Cbngrt *<n. hi (mild i. < .tatdish hi* personal
machine or split the opposition in a new district t* proMematlcal
however.
Mia predreesaor, the Ute Ftorello It Ijinuardla, represented the
aame tlntriiT for a rmrnUr of ycura rv m Hiougti he lived In another
section of Maiili'tiian.
M 'a a lla u -4
r .-n
Caae H e t l
ment on Mi, Truman'* -ti.l.-mt-nt.
Ills office /aid lie lui.l left word
that he had in.thing In >ny ut
present
Meanwhile President Truman'*
cabinet discussed the geographic
location uf new steel and alumi
num plants in the expanded de
fense program.
Attorney Gemini Mrt.ralli, who
reported thi», argued fur placing
some of these plants in Id* home
state of Ithiidi- Island and else
where In New England.
Charles K. Wilson, Director of
the Office of Defense Mobiliza
tion, attended hi- fitsl cabinet
session since his appointment.
The meeting la-ted 76 minute*
and enruni|>ae*ed a military l.riefig by General Hra.lh-y, rhainuan
of the Jqint Chiefs uf Staff; n re
view uf defense need* by Secre
tary of Defense Marshall, ami a
lengthy production discussion in
which McGrath, Wilton and W.
Stuart Symington, chairman nt
the National Security llesmirrr*
Hoard, took part.
McGrath told re|Mirters that
re a r Dari
last night after tank* had cluerd. Today the
called on in
dustry for n more rapid switch
over from civilian to defense pro*
tion.
The
Hoard's
money
freexe
mean* there will be lea* to lend
to busines* firms, or to Individual*
who want to buy house*, autos,
television zelt, furniture, etoek
market securities, nr anything
else.
There wa> nothing in the order
itself to raise interest rates fur
those who manage to get loan*.
Neither w h s there anything tn
prevent tank* from raising those
rate*, although official* did not
expect a rate rise.
The Hoard'* freexe was effect
ed hv raising "reserve- require
ments"— the portpnrtion of de
posit* that member tank* an- re
quired to [toil with Federnl R -wrrve authorities a* rion-lendsbl*
reserve*.
Reserve Sytem mrmt(er hinkt
account for the great bulk of U.
S. bank deposits and loans, al
though they constitute a minority
of the nation’* 16.000 tank*. It 1*
un to state tanking author It lc*
whether tn apply a similar fnu-je
tn the remaining hanks.
The hoard's rrark-down
It*
rnenitars with a compulsory free*#
— which will cut bank prnlrls by
cutting their lending capacity amounted tn ronreding failure lor
taard efforts to get bank* In bold
down lending volutarily.
The hoard took some important
risks In ordrring the crack-down.
The most vital one was that
hanks might dump on the market
government securities In which
they h»ve Invested huge sums, In
order In get the extra ca-li -hey
will he required to port— or In
ralsF rash for making loans that
pay higher Interest. .
Another risk was that many
hank* miph* resign their m rn le rship in the Federal Rr»erv(. Sv.rtem to avoid being caught in Ike
freexe and to take advantage of
the easier requirement* on state
l-anks outside the system.
Although President Trum an said
at his news conference yester.lav
that It would take a long time
lo apply general price control* if the government decides they are
necessary— ESA said today it
hotter! tn have moat uf Its regional
price-wage office* opened n o t
month.
This move wa* assessed gener
ally a* preparation for itrirt con
trol* if needed. E S A already ha
authority to impose price xml
wage ceilings and to order tul!
backs. At present, however, it is
•eeking "voluntary compliance"
from labor and management.
The rubber order, effective to
day controls of all Imports of na
tural rubber and rubber uatex In
the hand* of general service* A d
ministrator Jet* (.arson.
An official statement said It i
necesaary fur the government to
lake ..v*r buying and distribution
of rubber "to safeguard the sup
ply and to assure that It is dis
tributed and utiiiled most ad
vantageously tu the national d«
fen-e."
A* an indirect effect, officials
•aid, the irmnral of competing
private buyer* from the field
should hold down rubber price*
which have been soaring since
the outbreak of the Korean war.
The action i* expected to hav>*
little nr no effect* on user* of
tire* or consumer* of other rub
ber product*.
In calling on industry for a fast
er switch to defense production.
•h,. fViteral Reserve Hoard sahl in
it* fiecemher bulletin l**ued to
day that "Ihc task of building up
mu defense* wil Inquire >-xt.-n*ivi
-liifts in the use of manpower,
material- and plant capacity, and
(eduction. In output of many
corn/noditles for civilian purposes.
(tart th
At th
ran. re|
Monumi
'-.-rie,
The
car ih*Ilryar
rn tn ln
(truggh
78 yard
ing for
rut him
right n
Hrvnr
Medical
In ken in hie ruts, then *ent borne.
I fii' uiifu-wii Jilmr drovf off In
Ifryan
|“ilr \ UM| |.k,t
r ,(l i ,.|v n
few blocks away before skidding
Into n ditch.
Two youilg married rniiple,
driving along In
eparate cars,
stopped
The stranger ran to the one,
finrhxl bis knife, yanked Mr*.
I oui- Hurra out and told her huehand. "I'm trading cars with you."
hurra, 31, an electrical repair
man lerked (he keys gut out and,
picking a huheap which happened
to tu lying nearby, slammed It
against the other's head
Tin- knifir cha m l Iturra down
the road then turned and ran
tack to the second ear, grahtied
open th - d(*>r, told Kenneth Craw,
ford Iff, dry-cleaning shop opera
tor, "g« t out . , give qi,. your car."
"H e lammed the knife Into my
side am) cut me a Utile I shoved
over ngalriet my wife. Khe gut out
and ran."
itiin a returned, got a humper
lack from hi* car and " I told him
I’d t-eat his damned head in if he
didn't gel tack to Ills car. I
thought hr was drunk."
T h e Granger went hack to the
Packard, the ruiiplra drove idf.
I'olhv sent out an alarm fur the
limn. They figurd he wa* deraug-
pruduvlng various raw materials
and flniibrd goods at rates Unbar
than 176 percent of the 1M6 level.
T h u * include artificial fibere,
n u de oil, electrical equipment,
glass, vehicles and oil refinery pro
duct*.
Th e ECA chief said Waat ()«•
many** ciport* climbed to an wall*
mated two billion dollar* In 1950
compared with 61,123,000,000 in
Hrtl). Import* alio increased durinn the year and the trade deficit
i» expected to lie about (<160,000,000 n- againd inure than a billiun
dollar* in 19tt*.
Germany'* "dollar trap" shrank
by 60 percent durinit I960, and
e*|iort of many item*, such a*
cameras, optical and precision in
struments and musical instrument*
increased substantially to the Unit
ed States.
West (lerinan living standard*
improved markedly during
the
year, Cat tier reported.
Although the high prewar food
consumption level of 2,001 calories
per day tier person has net yet
been reached, it had climbed to
2,700 in I960,
Agricultural production was ex
cellent with potatoes and sugar
beets reaching all-time highs. g roduction of shoes, clothing and ail
kinds of consumer goods stepped
up in keeping with inerrased de
mand- us purchasing power rose
sharply.
With teonomlr activity expand
ing, bull, productivity and employ
ment increased to postwar highs.
Unemployment reached a top of
two million in February, 1950, and
drupped off to about a melton and
So it is your overwhelming endorsement of
Ihc products and services we offer that it behind
ihe production of this 25 millionth Chevrolet
less than sU months after completion of the 24
millionth.
We are sincerely grateful. And we believe Ihc
best way we can express our gratitude is to
continue lo offer you the very finest services
»nd the very greatest values that we possibly can.
And that it exactly what wt intend to do!
ACME SEW-VAC STORES. INC.
M* North Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla.
—
I woetd Me a I t * Heew DeeeostieHee el a
Turnip*. Purple Tup
flu* hunchee
1 <4
Many Indian women in New
M ixlru still carry their infant* us
their back*, as was the custom or
their peuplr hundreds uf year* ago.
Large bundles often are also car
ried this way.
Hilly the Kid, outlaw
west, was horn In New
but turned tu crime at
12 in the mining town
City, N . M.
of the old
York City
the age of
of Silver
a quarter at the end of October
Since thru unemployment has gonj
into a seasonal rise.
*
Winter Haven
CHASE AND COMPANY
In Loss Than 6 Months . . . Compared to 12 Years for the First Million I
in* that will provoka Russia
i tVsn our own weakness, our
rim in g and our stupidity,
he tlras la overdue for ua to
following a m en pantywnlat
mary— a raera wordy voice
jMrten program. Hand gre
i talk louder than band ap-
41
■•SlM*. (W lK * .
T h . I ol lowing prices reported by
the (tealer* on she Hanford tllil*
K . r m i n Marsel for prudu.e *ol4
lo Truckers A dealer* up lo S I'M .
l>ec*mUer I I , 1*1*.
, ,,
Apple*
bu bos IS.I0-S.TI
tlsans, T*nd.r«r*en bu hpr S SS-I I#
Cabbage, K U
I* lb bag* l.M
S'arrol*. Cailf
crate * Is
( -.I r r r . Florida Holden
l i A Larger,
rra(e * *•
CVlery. I'ascal Florida
S* A U r ( i r
r r a i. I l i
Nuta. I'ecan
per pound
Si
l.etiuce. Irsberg. d r r l ’»ck
*
Stanford Grown S do* ct I I I
V
t.ettuce. Iceberg. Ice Tack
*
Hanford grown s dot ct I »4
Onion*. Yellow IS lb •*». I Tt-S •**
Onlona. White so lb. •»> 1 SO
onions. Vellowr Hpanleb
so lb (in .
l ie
onions. Green doe l-n, It* I u «-l ! i
I'ot.iloes, While, N V
liu |b, asa
l.J i
Hadlehes
i do* hpr
1 in
Orlando
Havo Evtr Enjoytd, tho Latest Million Chovrolats have boon Produced
For the only reason anyone maket more
products is because people team more of them.
We Chevrolet dealer* are able to deliver more
passenger can and trucks than any other auto
mobile dealer* today only because you prefer
Chevrolet 'yissenfcer can and trucks over any
*a
H A N K O K I) llE A l.E K
Thanks to tha Grtalttl Public Darnand any Motor Cart and Trucks
We’d Ukc to Join all other Chevrolet dealer* in
thank ins our customer* for making possible
this 23 millionth Chevrolet.
M fg e rt
i t x r o a t r a TA Tr: f a r m i : r « d
M S H K irr
r
FICO BRAND INSECTICIDES
most defeii-i- plant* were located
la . niiM- «f f.-nr that the east coast
s in mure subject to attack.
l ine urea, In- added, is le-* apt
In I..- attacked In another war
-in ., th.- i-neinv pi.-•uniahly would
mini fit.in a different dllectiuu,
im-sning ihc west.
11c -a ill New England suffer*
must emnoiniraliv in a period of
depression and should have some
uf tIts* new facilities tn help It nut
in a postwar era.
Mrfirath pointed nut that dur
ing the slack business period two
years ago Massachusetts and
HI.ode I -land felt it so severty
lh.it they exhausted their unem
ployment fund*.
Thu guide now should l.e, h* be
lieves, tu locate the plants in area*
where they would do the must
r:>.<>d In later year* In meeting
unemployment problem*.
With it* production machine In
low gear the II. S. has still deliv
ered more than 726,000 tun* of
military equipment to friendly na
tion* abroad this year under th*
mutual
defrne*
aid program
iM H A P ).
8ueh a board, he said, should
Include military axperta on guer-
State Farmer® Market
Successful Growers Use
Apnp'ia
^ C H E VROLET A
H O LLER M O TO R SALES
»
�Ehe
In U n it) There Is Strength—
To l‘i utre I I hr I'rsce ti( th* Murid;
To I'rumotr the 1‘rogrrsa of America.
To I'roduce Prosperity fur Hanford.
i
VOLUM E
X X X X II
Estnhlishetl I !tf)H
rSabre Jets Battle
Forty Red MlG-15s
In Fierce Dogfight
I UK
M4**tli rhiutli w iffi o rflllontt
liuht rain or tiri//l*- in ninth por
tion anil (jarrli *hmilv hi •*>uth
port ion L ultkr in n lir n ip iinr I h
portion lbt% atlrrn«Mui
AN
IN D K rK N D E N I
SAXFCW H. FLO P ID A
D A IL Y
s a
N K W S I 'A l 'K I t
T I 'K I L U
D K t\
.In.
|«i:,(l
Fuity MIGS twoo: tied nul of the
Mendluiun >kirt and tangled Midi
15 American .Sjluri in a dogfight
of d u llin g iprrdi.
Two MIC* were damaged. All
ihr American plane* rrturned tale*
ty to their bate.
In All rarliri, smaller jet fight
|• Saturday. American Sabre* thol
down onr MIG *nd damaged An
other nr,u Sinuiju in noithea*t Kotea.
The American pilot* raid they
taw nnr MIG plungr into the raith
in flame* from I,BOO fret. They
•aid the oilier m i on ill back,
streaming tmoke in* downward
plungr at low altitude.
On the ground, two CompiuhDt
C IJA T -L A N D . Dec.
30
Into S'lulli K o m on the |l, S,
Eighth Army’* lev ea*t*rn flank.
An Eighth Army spokesman
•aid United Nation* defender*
were '■in rontoet" with the larger
forrr .if h.lHMI Reds. It *■* nperatin* in the Hill rountrv 'IS mile*
inland from the Sea of Ja|*an.
Leased
Wire
N o . 'XI
De-
e rn
v. \ N ll\ t .lO N
**t id*)
>etl Uni >|iaik n
it) VI i ) pioitril 1n,|,y
lull
cm itc i|eI' , ,r
' " " l-Xflgn b<>ii<* to lit ';) *rttl> Hi-- n int: inntim nv
Wcs-
Search For Peace Is Bolita S e l l e r T t'S tl*
l..;
il<i r n n o v
Aim Of Humanity.
iiio ,i
n es iHay
-e. !>1500
<
S li e i i f I ( n t h r e a t li ••-m
Williams A s s e r t s
< / P )_
The nation'* HO.OOO engineer* to
day atked inipintritirr.li in a threeyear peace pact the government
hoped would irtllr * long wagr diiputr between the iiilroad* and
four opraling union*.
For two day*, 125 grnrral chair
men of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineer* ihuuitrd the
leltlement plan announced from the
White flume Dec. 21Then l*U night. Grind Chief
Engineer Jim ri P. Shield* *aid he
and hit negotiating cummittre bad
been instructed to “ go back to
Waibingtoo to negotiate the leim*
of llial memorandum into a more
favorable settlement."
Shield* declined to *ay what
change* the chaiimrn leek in the
plan, which provide* wagr increate* for approximately 300.000
engineer*, firemen. tiammen and
conductor*.
forces kwiinr 12 to IS miles .W n
I'revs
M e th o d is t Club K e fa u v e r Group n,maiuiRThSaiIlus kv
fe n s e
T old Few People Probes F o r tu n e Ot i rfe W Ff r o m D emope
Have B e e n Free Of Tampa Sheriff
TrainmenExpressDissatisfaction W i t h
3-Year Moratorium
boiilrt.
Assoc in ted
Foreign Policy Row
Explodes In Demand
For Senate Debate
Happy Now Year
A ina;;otMDot„JVn Rail Unions Ask
Supersonic C l a s h ; Improvement Of
Attack Is Awaited
Wage Peace Pact
TO K YO . lire. 30— </P>— Swift
F-S6 S*hrc jet* And Ruiiian-buill
MIG-15 jet plane* fought the big— l f*t air battle ol lltr Korean war
|™ Utr today near the Manchurian
W K A I I IK U
“ lit lltr 2.0110 *i- tM viiit c lit-'
liillti m| ( luiil- |cv« lit.in I |w>tcr'il
Ilf ilir mule than 200 lullmn i«n
p|r him have lived have knuwn
Iteed'iiu.'' \ olie )X'dlijfnv. Il .
stale irpicsrntalivr and Imal i,
for tv- * ti-ld mrmheiv nf the Mrlh tint Mm* Cluh ai llieit Minnllily
•Upper meeting at M. Kmley II ii
Tliuiulay night. H r wav min*
■'n <1 li> Fol 3 I'* tlailiman
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'line llif r vtlmt reviii.limiv •»!
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r" r ,i hivr jegined
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iwai •.
fuunihne
ihn
Sr«lfm. fhurvdine ot ll,i»
natmn. mu lesderv have Nigil-I *n
rffril
*»t«cl
Mlitlr(«| J refine
I»r|%%yru ii.iliiitit /\»t|l in t |f li id
'f.lllir %ir In 1**
All »'«
lr.|t|ri* ii . aII 'I»>
1 |)i»
*t»rl«l It.ivt l.»i!c<|. in<l I •r|,r ve-
The •matter CnmmunDl force! Il'fou- the m uting, however,
of 2,000 troop* wav only 10 m llv h" «*l>reMe«l dissatisfaction with
Inland from the eait coa»t.
the tire of the wage
and
There vva* no indication from with the three-year moratorium
arme headquarters that a l«altle on future general Increase.
The National Mediation Hoard
had la-gun.
(Mail* of the war’* blegrst air indicated in Washington it would
hatlle were sketchy. T h r air not act on the engineer*' move
Furr* >81(1 the fight began at 3:1 S until I he other unlotii concerned
P. M.
j vote on thr pc.u-c proposal.
The Midi* with their awept-1 General chairmen of the fire
hack wing' and the sleek Fahrcv men and of the trainmen meet
fought from 25.000 feet down to here next Thursday. The condue
tors* gi neral chairmen meet in
3.000 feel
The ( ommunlrt Air Force ha' St. laiuli Jan. 7.
If the irttlemrnt I* approved
’ shown Inrrenrlng wtlllngne*a l"
fight aa It* ground force* of Ko by these three unions, • special
rean and Chinee* e Red* matted board might be set up undrr the
alone Parallel 35 for the »econd railway labor art to consider the
* , . , , ,
. . . . .
I'luitn lly Tod Swnlts
particular problem* of thr en
lnva*h>n of.South Korea.
Lillie Dale l^un hentt, III, eight and one-half innlitll obi son of Mi. milt Ml*. D ili- I..... . Scott.
timer*l B f tw A rt^ l
t»rj}}rt- gineers.
Jr.. ttrUomr* ih r Nrw Year wiili a im ilr. hate wrigh* IH |m»uin !» ni»«t ha« Mm r>. - II.
m* to U
The trainmen, In their weekly fadtiir 11*51 with youthful optimuttis
ed the lnva*ion will e U r t 'roiling
publication,
already
have
indi
between Jan. 1 and 10.
Lt. General Matthew B. RHir- cated editorially they “will prob
way, th«* nrw United N lU o n » fl#W ably approve" the .pact “with
commander In Korea, atreaied the some modification" as “the beat
gravlte of the *111111100 eonfront- deal possible under thr moat im
. Ing Allied troop*. In a ycar-end possible circumstances.'*
'-Jl
i c a i ila m “fie Wage Mat
The firemen's prrsidert, David
lly A S S O fl m i l l PRESS
It.
Robertson,
has
observed!
h
A m rrin n t, in theii various ways, will bid (airwrll lomoit “ When you're under government
control, you take what thr gov tu an old yrar and an old lialf trn lu i). and obsrtvr thr start ol ■
ernment give* you."
nrw- cycle of lime. Some will do it with rrvrlry. and ionic with prayn
(The governn ent has been oper
I.AR dO, Dec. 30— U V -Ja m e *
Across (hr natt-in, the rrc real ion i|iol> and tbr piatev of worvbip
|| dldden, 23, e a i fatally wounded ating the railroads since Aug.
- iprrpatr.1 to n.ark tl,c advent of
26,
when
It
took
over
to
prevent
early thl* morning In a run fight
!!>&! and of the smuul half of (t»the
spread
of
■
strike
by
train
with two local police who were
20th erntury.
men
and
conductors.)
mieltionlag him In connection with
To many, it will In- a tmmicnt In
O n Wednesday a n official
a breaking and entering eaac. Oldforget arrurnulatcd care* of tin
111 \SSIH I VI ED I'HKHH
■nokrtman
for
the
rondurtors
-aid
Kden d M In Morion Plant Hospital.
past and ci-lrbratr (hr fresh IIhe Nation's 1150 tiallic death
his union was dissatisfied with
^Clcsrwater. at 3:16 A.M .
ginning. To many others, It will
Patrolmru Irtnyd Fuller nnd Jim the pact.
lie n time of soul-eeartnibg for toll will (limb lei an rvtimilrd 15.The Washington talks which
Boyrtt had a pickup for Hidden
000 lltr Ingliril Hmc 10-iI and ibe
guidance in the futurr.
LONDON,
Dec. 30— (Ah— An
from the Clearwater police. The ended In announcement of the
With the World, and America, m ill wiirti m (lie bitloty o( motor
three-yrar
peace
pact
proposal
anonymous
petition
to
King beset by dc-p anxirtif*, hundrcoi
patrolmen raid they saw a car
parked on a side road and investi followed a scries of wildcat George VI offering to give up of churches, unde,* Ihc lendr>->li 11> vrhiclr travel,
■trikes whleh tied up Christmas the stolen Stone of Bconr if he of the
gated.
Tbe Nilion.i1 Safely Council's
National Council
of
They said Hidden showed them a malls In Chiragu and St. Louis agrres to leave it In Scotland Churchea of Christ In the U . h' rtlimslr of lliis ycai's traffic
lU
s
lla
s
M
•
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r
s
i*
MSI
(O
M
lh
s
s
s
M
N
e
*
atm)
river'* licence Issued to a 8t.
A., have aet a day of prayer.
de.llll* include/ ibe scolr* it JirrPeter-burg man, and Iheiydrew a
Home wilt hold night-long set
J 2 automatic pistol. Tn*>
dediekd will be killed during tbr
vicee Into the New Yrar.
clare.j that Hidden fired first,
New Year’a Day I* a Roman latl two day* nf die year. It per
^Whereupon they opened fire. OldCatholic Holy Day, no f'atholi,
du ted 430 per-nru will !o*e tlicir
“ den was struck four times in the
will attend maaa both .Sunday nod
upper part of hla body.
lives in motor accident* over a
Monday.
Hidden had been released from
For sport* enthusiasts, it is a 78-bour |iefiod. from 6 I’ M. ye*the Florida State Prison at Hal
ford in July after serving time on
U N ITED NATIONS. N. Y .. Dec. 30— (A ’) — The men and women day spiced with varied fare. Tin- Drtlav tu imdmylil M imlty.
feature is the windup of the fo o t
Tlie 31.210 killed in the lint
a burglary charge, police said.
of 62 rounlriet who keep United Nations every-day work going even ball season, with half a dozen
lie died a few minutes after
I I mundt* ihi* yeai wa* only 270
when
the
diplomats
quit
talking
have
all
but
completed
their
move
into
b«>w| gsmta across the nation.
being admittrd to the hoepital.
the new inttrnslionsl skyscraper capilol here.
The dean of there is Califor lets than the traffic (slalitie* in
“ n e g r o in j u r e d
/Ml except 600 of the polyglot lot have been shifted by easy nia's Iloae Row), which annually 1041 and compared to thr 32.259
draws about yn.nil fans to Pasa killed in 1948.
Walter Grady, a 60 year old instxllmentx since last
August
Negro helper on a city collection from the flat-top factory in the ' 3j,000-odd secretariat workers will dena.
The Council ralil that only five
In the nightclub* and allowArtick, was injured when he fell lowlands of centra) Long Island be at work in Manhattan. Carpen
limes has the traffic toll in one
Aprrnm the bark of the troek ae It
ter* and masons, who have been placet, there will lie funny hat-, year exrer<b-l 35,000. The record
started to move hack of the Clinic reU riat building on the shores of following u p th* mover* at Lake noise and what I* generally known nigh wa* 3!i .;»iM in 11*41. Other
as whoopee.
building at about 0:00 o'clock thin the E x it River In Nrw
York's Success, will complete the Job of
New York'* Time* Squaie will year* tn whkh 33.0(H) or more per
morning.
making all of tho obi headquarter*
mid-Manhattan.
be
Jammed Hun,lay night, aa it I* sons were killed in traffic mishaps
He waa taken In • Neatly Am
Now they take elevators to their ready to produce gyroscope* and
every
year. And the ixtrn cop- were 1034, IMS. 1030 and 1937.
balance to Fernald-Laughton Me office space In the SS story struc other military machines that th*
In last weekend'*
Christmas
morial Hospital, and Dr. J . N. ture, one of four In the U , N . cap Sperry Company haa been man on duty will have their usual
Tolar, city physician, waa aura- ital setup lying between 42nd and ufacturing on tbo other aide of non-alcoholic headache with the holiday. S4S persons were killed on
traffic lam.
the highway*— one of tfie highest
41th Streets, instead of trudging th* U. N . partition* all along.
New York's liquor Iswt permit totals on record for an extended
* In thr mate that
The building* are in
three Sunday ealet so there it no holiday.
leg*- Police Chief Ray 0 . W ill lama waa temporary headquarters at stage*.
handicap for the aaloons this N rw
Ned II. Dearborn, council presi
and Lieut. S a x S a il investigated Lake Success since 1M6.
The secretariat buUding it al Year’s Ee*. Some of the better dent, said the figure* are a sharp
the accident.
By the end of next Juno nil the
ICwU***l Ow race Ha)
(P m Us m * oa ewaa Ha)
A m ericans Will Usher In 1951
Council Predicts
With Both Revelry And P rayer 330 W ill D ie In
(iunman I Killed In
Hattie With Police
Aulo Accidents
Highway Death Toll
For 1950 May Ex
ceed 35 Thousand
Petition Asks King
To Leave kStone Of
Seone In Scotland
United N ations Staff Nearly
Finish Move Into New Quarters
*Iiat fh^fr li
Vk »> il* *
nut
Lrrrt llirtl. mil %%fn« h it III* f
14)light. might lead In |ie.n''W hile r «ailing the ill.I le .r .
niepit I finind this pn'*nv-r in
Chrnllirli'S, ‘If my
ps-optr, whi.'i
are inlh il bv m y name, -bsll
humble ll.rin-elvc- mul p/ n , v .(
turn frnrn thr wicked wn . then
o- > n c pi, m-
'I-Itlriitli. Ivin
erved .1* a
|\M "\.
I)-.
«t
*d'l
nirmliri nl thr V
n delegation
M iCilll I luidi lU lltii alli - pcilllll.ll
In ihr United N.illnn*. • 1>! ir|Hill•',,u,lr "■<»
'"u 'm v hv Kc ei" hr aglrev with -Inhli | oitct
l ‘" 'e l i iir’ilinllrr pi,dirt. Iih IaV Pullet that the 1 'tilled S tile , can
!*-■!■-witlv’ t'dliinmv <d I IllIvImMiugli nrvri make it* defense* nnpignahle
“ ,,,nD gamlding p.iVn.'fv
li* .ih nnlunmy I limp m.l ilamhng
1
■'
twilit* »r!lr, full! alone
^ n a im I in ( limit (I'W v o t .
tlul he 4iid'-i| that
Mi
**»r I"'" mrmbrr nl the S-nair ought to hr dlnu'vrd in the Sen
»»«"• |M«*I*............ litter titling here, ate
“ without Millie t. dinin’' —
,l" 1 ki pcrmnally turned ," rr $1, to tin* iniiMtiy mil t» i a hrtlrr
»l*•* t .1 Slienll ('iilluealli
i « halier In dei nle hrlWrrti tiie
ame in n.i
tv.u p.ivinrnti iirvn III |Vev|i lent llillliall, Sm*
Ih r -inn
inn •.une
.
,
liniii luiiniv
v i- All >i.
1 1,1If
ti<'kff ika
I c its d ^ lfn..........
in tm|»frnj|h!f!
..............
.......................
,
’Ji
, hv abandoning Euiopc .,n.I stand
I'MN. (,n -'ii '*nl Iln* Its «t I*
pay- my
. . . Ilnur..
i .
tnent of 15(H), •.,>,! Giyh.i was
I I t m v r i l u i priifU M ^i! lit a ! I m*
inidc »• i r •miniign eoM’ iitiiitioii l i s C|e )|#* 1 C , l b . , t » . r
1 tl*llei t iillur ill, i.. ,I warned V*-l
ill tl 1.- w
4 ll„ to **l-el i,eh, ' Mol 111.I upp-'ll . . - , t |4|.1 "1 •llfl 1Mflll’C* f|f *11 ‘t 41)*
lit'
|M»rient
1 Aim
M fll.'l 4loll-. r*‘ m F n i
I III II 111.It,1111■* tl.(HM) O lt l|e f r t'tt i m I d
H*'i f t
in
•n
•lllltr.l .it 'ixvitlg the irnl In .il* uni 1i i h r I t n l 111 J * ‘
the •hi Mi IM ( ilgtl.i m i lie I, in«I
D i .il #*•, 1.. fit,1* .t-lir f 1 n<1 * u l
ei| ihe n i-iliijs i on* lining the
1 • • , 14*^1
in a ' trvi Y n i l
limurt l.. I ull ir.itli uni l >1,1 Inin it it r lie 'I »-*» i.......1 1 .»
i
in
"luilMlS *elll toll flip
*iH, »v” ti»* v|ti**ct*af tin* Slirriff
llnallawf*
fttge
nylfitf
* 4 * | *1 of
ItiiM
f it h ("1 A* If ||' - *t
m
V '( > n t
(t I “• M Al Ilf* Il *»4.' *lit* rtf f
| ui'ive Ihnr •invalid will I . ,
■
nl t
V-'lMil- 1 |! 1 •Of '*1 *
land.*
t lift* ll.'iMil** Vl 1111* iit »nl**
f n i T C ' i ' i n v f j t -.« ( n 4 O f )
” \t iti- time, | thoui'l
fill* tali"
. Ini’ ri •1
i ciiiiti
simple -ivv that wmild >• « t , v . 1 r *’
t*..l .w»( t
AAh«»
t*n|« i i *'
I , ' t T v H n r r I v. I n
,* ,
i-h why didn't we u*e 11 I l* t MW 1till ' .
•oft*• r fill
1 ’»'I4!‘ 14i y . 1
A *•11) 1( . 1 III . Ill iw ir.
i n __
l»
'1 >
W S H tM N iiT O N
kind I* iu prepnstr*>ed
nl, Us r h i
a g n -i 1 p i,' t i* AAiCiv f
1 tlli*H.»fil« |fiif it iiiilll**!! i . n t in own wisdom that il i« t in-'an t l>lit (I 1 w a ld *'. T *«• y . .St. 1V h fr »
gi
to ra il upon Gist for help i w o rld b u r i: n a l e .tn ti m a n w hit b n « l ’ i , •a « e - in ItbVi an
tt n d w e llrtm-rgrnrles. tVe serin I
t Iki fil.
it , «a td be |RM <
w ily f I /)<>0 A* »*|»* I i f ! 41**1 f i t nn
ill n
1 ll,.d .
thal man *|,»ne can se tllr M,
nf this werld, and It Is b-n»- irxe
obvious that we cannot
“ You and l.“ lie a-tile-1, 'wl ii
we orny oftru confess ...r tin
wort him-** amt ask for i-uldamv-,
uiidi-rstamlinv sod wl«,luni, m il
vet when we talk on tie
tre<t
aleiut foreign a ffa ir', I! I i< b-fl
on* e r'ite lv re-iM I s '* * f >l„ .....
versallons All we h -a r
-1 rt'••rop the a»r-ni te-mti m *f , K i - m
tin. W h v don't the*- t•-. 'I n*., .
i«>n,lt; let's *100 all of thU tin
shall plan aid l.rt's get out ->f
Korea entirely.
“ We don't seem tu
unilet
stand that this rnnflict, whleh
Iwen going mi for years, although
on ly since June of hir year open*
tv. is a fight between two t ■
lisflons, two ronrepts of life.
Christianity on the „ n e hand
!
Communifm on th e other And
don't let any,me tell you that
Communism I* not a religion It
Is. It Is the very antithesis of
Christianity which
value* the
dignity of man. as Opposed tu the
philosophy of Communism which
I l ’u s llis u oa Vmmr Sltl
lif t«*| VYlltt h Ml fI*f flu*V% fitttk th«' Hii* u n it.
T h l' a m * iinnomi'c!
fit I*v
Irjiiinaft lull iilit «if lih h.ititl*.
!•
Qiif«ti«nii9ir f i•uni m iv IrJ it» ll«»u»itii: K v |H'4|U«*i T I h I f y W
tit i vtu r nn11
on th « tt or If
flt r a ltlijn i n f T i i tiliin*•* m an i IMl
of ’’I .ffh-i
Mtlvihl i:.♦nif 1nVk.i *t v m i i r « l r t
W m iih abiJ fn lrrn l • t’r> •*« »!lll
|S»lif4 <‘In* f M i'
1*y t»f
t SRtTl|t:« lllclmisl 4t AAII *t lUffu-iltl nr4* In fur r on iniolhi*! 7 V hI.iKM
hi fit still II rVltlrfU *■ (iftil *ui }| it rent it I ii- 'oiiivitiidavhti *
Thi* ll> 1 1 F i \[
vil.l
muti'« r
i .mi,
tin
I .sii ni-%. ,f
•rt m t
Tniit|iu*n Y lu r ( ity
th*1 fq*»lt fooiw!* r»v u n f »»t* t*
f»l»
.*n 85
rl\f* •vitf Rltfipwil rMf mttri
M*hfi!|Ctm
mill!** til.
of lit! tan'll n|
»•»
*f lh»*V talk
f lllr f |t**,n1i'v, ivlm fiMik nf tlthmcd f-Mr them
t ,... rt, e tlteaetl' tiaf »m: ,1 rent
fi
tnK\ |«r! J mI*. iiflo’t thr n*
f|f rthvti! *»f
-*f t'h i.f .1 I. law . W. wst. tn* t*"w *1 t*t » -move
• in a re:i » w he
t .<
K(| hii*r . tot*! » itimvii t t h< nft i-nnl!r*.l ■
leman.l f..ii n*liln ! I nn a.
vaji mut Mt- tu fur tiNh |•»*11 • fil* ■ fill t' tlie
till fU'r II 41t«|rr p ruUihlv hrr#»».•• Ill*' IlHA iw’i .. rea.»n .|)Ia ip . ’ " lie
«.f i*i*ri*lt APtm»'., |i« thn|i> llifrj- \%t'ir tmi*•t Uf• ••IlMlg . u l . 1 I*XI*nl v v mi mit rTit tt'■dies (oil- |tl i*lid the
*hi(!i'!l f full | I hr fil* t.**
1
111ifI ills Iiumliiifiiti i»h hi aaIic*|t
The 1 t'T»f ini. ropeirf«*tf t hat his
rt t hen* mhr m Mafm fS«‘ilian
agency Di i
1 r . pf
fdackhand society! wliii-h m ini rent ovc•rrh 'rtlled '! 1
arges whl rh n n rlt.-d In
Tampa underworld, d Inrrtl rafundi amt
lie mil Iv pn\ iih tit a of
,1' had hsard that bigger figuies , ,,
71
Tampa tin ki t met ncca-mmil
Tin- a, immarv furth Pr ifpit •d that
l)' l*1 New llilrn n -.
Wood .1 nffire*
. “The rumur wu- tlmi after a
Ordered landlord- t . ln«t>r..vis
New Orleans meeting soinels-ly tenant
<»rv|re>
t ...........
jn
‘t'', humpi'l off , .», ! 'v I 14 osea and ......................
Olglltt.
t\ rmd
I all. d “ lei li
11,. ,[,s“
affe. title 100(150 tenanis
’
I 08.621 .
•
m ining landlords to -lei •imanta
and ( ’lined down 2rt,:i«P ,, I,
tlmi •
Obtained refunds of f . ' t l -.|VI'17
Airplane Industry Is Upset By
Truman Emergency Declaration
fin World War M vet........ wb*
were nvr reharped „n new home
eonstriicKnn nr wh,i nurrbased
lly JA M E S J. ST1IE1IIG
homes Whi.-I, fail, I to n ., ^ll¥.
Associated I’rrss Aviation Reporter
eminent sneelflritlnn >•I
h„(|t
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 </T) Six year* of Alt Force mobiliza under iKistwsr materia1 pr< -ritfe*.
tion planning wa* thrown oul of |ouil by 1’iruJrnt Truman'* declaration
of a natiniu) rmergency.
T h o W i> ;| t h ,ir
And the aircraft induitry i* mnipl.iiniug hecaute tome of dm
JA C K S O N V IL L E | b , K »- i/T*l
contracts It aip*ct*d under th e f--------------------------------------------------------------19 lit
plan are going to automobile ual emergency— by having air A tla n t a
:in !H
craft companies reocelipy plants nismark
eomnaniei.
J t 24
The situation *■ it has deve built during the war. There ate Heston
«7 51
75 surh plants in r u r r v c , soni" Rrowmvlll*
loped thus far is this:
Chicago
so 14
Th e Air Fore* began In 1941 in use by non-aviation induvtrie* Denver
*9 tit
to study mrthod* under which its and some used merely for storage. Dev Moines
25 19
The next stop in the plan call
supplying Industry would be rradv
N rw York
39 32
for rapid *man*inn in a future ed for full mobilisation. In this AVathlngton
37 2fl
emergency. Millions of dollars phas-z automobile manufacturers W lW nnlprg
13 -12
would b« converted to airplane
were Invested in such projects i .ill,lets as some were In AVorld Jacksonville
♦t7 55
In grntrtl, th* pregram called War II.
Miami
7H 69
for an initial stage of expansion
«.! 46
Rut things didn't work out that Tatiahasiee
— a first phss* preceding an act(Caatlaao* Oa fas* t li)
75 62
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SATURDAY DEC. 30, 1959
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAC,E T W O _________________
Heller Health
• *•■••-*,,4 ■. I M
ru lllitiil Saifs ei*»r<
Denise Darcel And
Jane Russell.Lead
10 Most Beautifur
1H£ WORLD TODAY
The y r n r 1050 wltnewMtl rnurknl im prove mo nt in lb°
nr « i:s o a l i . a g ii k u
A I* Foreign Affairs Analyst
country’a health, w ith the d e nth rain dec! hi ins: to Ih r t"W**nt lrvcl in o u r hialnry, lu c o n lln g to Dr. Ixitiia I. Dublin.
__ _ III H mii>i*IIm l u t H
A mi*h Iniltun mechanical war
y^***4!
may he the only « in » f t the wrst
«**•!•? IT. I»l*.
at Ike**V*
T tii '■•*'*»
Olllr* c h irf
nj, statist iriitn of I hr M etropolitan Life Insurance Com
can nuke against »n attack »f
•I
t I« fI4a sunlrr «li* Arl
H% M I ' I , P C T T
•f I iP E tM l •f Mb i .K ft. IftaT,
lionlo lol liy
N rw low levels in m o rta lity were rKtahlinhed fo ra mini- eastern
„
- Russia,
, .
,,
(Tor lift I ll«n lri
R o L L l X t i t |T»: \ \
N T W YORK.
ol*i Jiin# Rtifth>r of diMaijes. « m l for some t he reduction w a s substantial.
" \ % l n\n*
»rll nn«t DtnU# Onrr#l nr# ftmorn
m m iio A mi n
(■riicral health condition* u tirin j: the conmiK year should t„ <totiht Hut ih. United im. •
n m lm ii HNiMitv
Ih# **JO m«ftt brautlful Ifn In
( lie even lirttrr. tinrrini: severe epidemics or o th e r unforeseen umi it» Allies can defend them» i 'i i% « m i * n o a m m
Am#?Ira M
tiv f arilip
• i* eontinRenrie <. D r . Duliiin predicts, lie views th e y e a r s 'health »*•!*« l-y omUim iv m«an* of war
T h . fftll till# for tM. lUt It;
l i l f ftf»*Wtlv
* T h r in tftfv t l^ftiitifnl v.*niti#n
reconl and the promislnu forecast as vital assets fur na- U % r pk1ure
nf r i,jn
flit*# ttofttllft
M« M-taiNn
, Ih Amrrlrw If flift*t wniilil wilv tnf#
r *e ntinpowr* without artillery
•In* %rm»
11 I4*i tional defense HI Ihe presenl crisis.
III nninuifp,**
Wk
“ The dentil rule in 1950 was uletul 9.R j u t I.IHMI, or and an »npje>ri overrunning (uliy
111 uMinwri fnntiv#*, entift* «*
Th# IM ivurn rb«*ft#r» l»v AI
10•••!*11#tH* fMfMfftwtf*ftseftnu I Is rrrnl M o w liie previous record nf |949,“ D r Dublin re- niroed snd mechanised United
MHM*til*l#f mvf
l«n#r nf hM*
*■4 ifldiM «*» rilM lN'Noonlf |M
fit#
t*l K i h l H i
Milt l - r t s . • Th is'm ilsta n .lin g record was made in th e fare ..I a
hM 'n*‘lr *
I#*, hrpllh ftuthority Mini t#«ltitlnc
A* rliiM^p'1 Int itl f*ftt«t|'| itil tn|l*
filM'if," who pffforni^'l *h#ft# -#r*
continued Im reuse in the pro po rtio n of older peraons in the
p i, tiothins nc» to tin '> » .
Iftft IWfM
Kf##ft ff»r f hr rtlfl ZlrpfkM F*
Iimij iij Iti t iiifi ftn»! fflfMpiif u wiivi* n f roApIratory
which timn •
* Kf.hu fnussht lit Itm
lltpt»«»Nl*4 N
lit
Furl fftriftll'i V unltif*
t"tl*
I nl* m"1 ft*m *|*<*im t 1111***•9m•*
•pm itl nvrr a Inrttc part of tlic country e n riv in the year*’ 1*** lh,,f mmplftint «I wrv* «»<
ftllldlfAft iin*l Iflfvldon prrwtnr#r*,
lit#*- lit* %#*• 1 nil. I Mi nun, l»*
Ir«l9, (f
I M* ftl I ••Ml*
Nevertheless, he notes, th e mortality f ro m respiratory
" w * tllkd
fomkrpt
" ml fmifi*:
,tvr
»n*i wh*» Ji fsflivp Ifttlny In pltvil*
ju*t
on
till M*»*M i* .« miMhif **• »»•* dises'es was kept io ( l i n k . T h e itifliien/a ra te , although tint Ou'v
ml niltur# work
slid
i>n."
1ttiH Inti «t 9*l**k h Mi h It M llllrd
Boon mod# hi* noinlnftiloi»4 h*.
.ilKoe the It*If* level, com pared favorably w ith dial of
Toe ti'imsu mililsty ru**n »e*|M flfiltfh l« Mu »i* lot ** Ml
rmift#, h# M Jt, HOWrn fthnilM
•ailftf? » f all i h f Infill w « , p«ln i*it
It* illllM lt14i|p M llic urilpoll
earlier
veat
•
Indieutioii
>
lire
that
die
ilo
ath
rate
from
I* tAt* i**** .*»ii*»•* M« m*M «•» « ;H
irin Io think
«••!«!ittir
!h#lr
inlUaVc which piotiahlv rail llu’iu |
M
■■- #•*«****•»#>(*
| pneumonia w ill d iffe r little fro m ihe reconl low iu 19 111, ti,,
ft»r%#» MCftifi* hut f hoy fnttil 11^
m i
Ills M|* toiimittation
' h a t c h d a Y . n io m . m o
ffttr f ill not to Iidtl 1»*o bill It
I him ! may e w n la d te r it. In a n y e«-.e, the net e ffe rl of the *j i on maiiurs* liirinir fotivcntlouIf# prrfu##* hi« Hftt «!*h th"
outbreak nf respiratory di ■•■atte was not of m a jo r prnportiona i.l aiupm i for Immediate in*.
ffvfHnt#n t:
W ilh the W o l fa* *<t hy over••till uni Io •• f hut may have I hm' ii flijf* tn it wi n* more
m u n s n o il i v f iis f .
t*Th#*»# %roni#n I liftx# #hoi*it »»•
wlelminr foot .oldi»r tlioiyili
•ban o ffw l bv the Rains in o th e r direr!Iona.
fill hr iinf If viI Th# v notflfl
|»#r*
from Riotla amt it pra-srit u lc lf##t. if th#\ l«*t 10 pout (K '*
"I%» «•rtinf o*•* i it*til In •hv
"Tit
eeoMl fo r tliildbiKid diseases was tinuiuially' fa"rw and n volntlunarv w«'h
Hffttf. IV# t r>»* n,f<n 111«9 m f n M r r •*» vofablc," Dr
||#r# nr# hit rlif*i##« itti.I Aftrlm
D u b lin a y . “ T h e incidence anil m ortality Irani lom even mwe n u o i t r r
IhtjM in nffl 'i
Min ft! Run Am*
f».r rjifh
than they were In th* la*l war.
»«te
s
from
thene
dineases
were
at
or
near
th
e
ir
all-time
low
not to 1’^ »nl»n »trtu t unto, toil 0*
Jftlt# HllftfcftJi
*'fnt|» ifTt'hftft ft»t!l
It la only l>> imagination, invar,*
m tn iitH . ftn«l tn ||vr hia lit* .* levels, except f«»r whooping cotiRh, in w h ich there was a t io r n , no.) indiittrial kill that
1 hl(f t h r o u g h t h r tM^rtofftlJ*
i i in ll'a i E v e n for u hooping rough, h o w e ve r, the rave the tt>»t ran nvrrrnmf it» man
iftntom for oiftfii
M*t
^
ri##, l#dt
nn*l minor*
11 hut** Ih# Nf1'! I
■itality wa, m in im a l lacanse n f Ilia improved trcalm enl o| t ')w*t handicap,
ll»(’l'V
V»sd
tijju u i irrni to *how that the
f
T»i*n#r
*♦'#«•* t*.
i lie dio a a T h e m im le r <>( >aaea of pnlinm vrlitia was sis-und
mill*
K*«t nooflt yntf-u!
ttpitol litat*-* l» l-ising it* Mr.*
Itig he'd In dm r o u n t r y '. histo ry, nlthnngh l*elow the record with Ruuia to off*»t <t|(.Mi*>r
wrip hi rrdiiftlon M
ConfMlttlslKtnt to th» Ssnlotd
year of 11*19. 'I hat the raae fatality was lo w , and the
f lr r l l# flftrrftl — "Ohft *.f
»♦.*.
,„ i| o ».| u illi ii|M i|or In* tn
Pott Olfue i»iK»n rcreipli trtlsllins
i#ft| flir»»r#ft #r#r tn cm *" »*r
death rale fro m the disease tinder the average for the last war per man with pic 'nl wea
more thsn on#
limn dollars dm
pon* The It. s Army ha* girstlv
i i1if|V#ft h**t lh"’ft JllilV 111 poilH'lft
(,ide. was due in part to the splendidly organ ize d fueili
increased It* fire power per divi
ing I9S0.
If if* ft# IT.**
lies for iare of children stricken.
sion *ime the la«l war amt tin*
Fnv#
Fn*#r*on
"• b " vi" m I
Substantial redin lions in both infant anti maternal le>4»t*d of the,e Inrtea-r,. I low.
Don't *••IftY ho l l'rty ihsl home
trlmlnifir »lowr» v#niil«l fn^vf#*# 1-^r
ever, the |l. S. Army lt**df in
ir t rntprnl nod #%#*» ft»H to h#r
or w*r*h*’(>i# f "ii ••nr planning to
ill* Atm) whrnd* a<lmll« Ihe ttii.
fttl-ftlv
fit! rlmvr****
build slim 1’iu rt mnir down uliy ing to Dr D u liiin . b’or die firat time Ihe in fa n t death rate elan* atItl park more liippouey
ToMnlnli Rfifilthoflfl
uni h
tell
I
hi
low
!|0
p
e
r
1,000
live
liir
lh
s
,
and
the
aize
of
the
re
ImtRfr It (iisy ■ i>i you
lot nn»,
per man
(urtwii'n*! I hr f##liiu i*, ',l'milnlft ?•*
Army hoshurr* on Ihe Soviet
Riot! ** 11hnC" thr wwlftfl.
lull ll will ■rot you o lot uvur * duction wits well above the a ve ra g e fur recent years.
f*lri*ii«»i
»n»#rft dm
"A s expected, the death ra te from the c h ro n ic diseases Vrmy »ay that although * Rot
yr»r bom now
■lan dlviilon rontairi* only e-n pet
"fifpnt Mi" «h# I", if ■h'* trliitm"*l
•if middle and la te r life showed no marked cha n g e ns com cent a* many men a* the If, S
ijriM it, if hhr rnUrPllhnIptl *»o
More llun 'lOO imimu h » h pared with p revio us yearn," he observes. “ T h e r e was a
Infantry Division, it ha* 7f> per
(*n«*»l h rm lhlni; * It r o 1 1 h t n r
lullrd m nulontubilf *i(idrntt dm
nt of the stun k power i f Ha
slight rise in the m ortality fro m chronic diseases nf the
f 11rtiiit*11 I h.# ifhf « 11 fi n.I 111f#iro"i'tiil
ins ikr ( liuitiiMt Hrrlrnd M « h heart, kidneys, and Mood vessels, ns well as snniewlial la rg Arneilmn ruuntripail. Thu is
#«##r|vkrft. R1 won hi tin fro v# h#r
rotiaiH* ftn.l #r#n improv# h#r
tnsnt niotr will hr Lillol dimna er increases for cancer and diabetes. However, w ith the re ....... In employing a taig* nuinl*ei of anlomatir weapon* arnl
Yoic#/*
Sanford I'ornm
tbr New Y o i'i nrskrnd) And h i II d iirlinn in the death rate fro m acute conditions In older rutting down on the niinil*er of
Ann# Jrffirvft, stwr « f ‘‘Kit* ^1*
you Iw nnr id tlirm ?
isople as well as w ith the continued rise in th e proportion ■ervice troops needed to support
K n tr’* ft trduH lnn n Ih# Rlufmft
e
division.
t.dltor
mlddng It of all resources which
•f oh let persons, tin* small Increase in m o rta lity front
mi|ft#l#ft, t#*lh toftftlnioN Mini in#A yiwst NVw Vrsi irioliitlon t<
increased fire power with pie
Nat nr ally I lie Xmas spirit ha* 1makes for a at rung nation.
flittM, U InfllimlKils Thufft lift »l^rdtronie initdilions gives no cause for alarm .“
ent
weapons
is
now
twilight
dear
rn
ill Aire in sot Io mute, m » i| pro
Ihe heart* of Amur*
Too much power can Im* corn
rl#r#.M
«
The accident picture iu 11*50 has Isith favorable and tv at heavy cost. Kalin uf man* leans, due tn the world ronvnl milted Into the hands "f one
Floitr klrilhonr. t#|rvUinn fttftr
diKtmn l^yini and niilun >lioi<
uufavnrahlc features, aenuilitig to Dr. Duliiin In the aggre power i* staggering when clewen dons,, for such It Is, the thought man. a* we who have seen the
flKTR O lT. ll#o. no M*|.rr»ft!i
"Wonderful fhftrm on l th^ f«m
•K*1 loom it Io n oil « Ititb
gate, there was a slight decline in Ihe accident death rate. from a point of vl w of land ,( the many l o p that are d ia d , Uevtslatinn lunognt on hy Ih* F»* «nR#i n r |i»oiluflion ettab- «*f * «loll, hul *h#
h t t k l tlmn O f f liflnif *ml try Io F o r motor vehicle accidents alone, however, the death rale warfare
end th* many that ate wro*r titan h a lte r, then again hy dklator* tiiihnl nn ntMIvno r ##or»l tluririR th# ihiRh- #0*1 rnlv#-*
Russia with her *ale|llt<* haa dead, mnlitlaled Itryond w o rd s ,, of D aly, Japan, Germ any and
uml ir|ilncrrn#nt
Frwnoeft
iilMVfietrrv mje'ltp roupl lor tom*
— ............ .
......... .. I o o r io i u i»*».| „ lftifo r the year, w a s up. Thin reflects the very sizeable liicrcate: a manpower |hi,iI of approximate home* I ha I were trying to pull Russia, once dnt-rlofial powers IP.Ml, hut trtirk .............
parts output felt shrui uf the re- guertte t’iaixn n|*eya '.tar
gsn*
j i h f l'in t lU liilr ^
in motor car registration and mileage which reached new ly 72*1 million linked together In Hnrniw'trra together afler the are giant*-*). Millem* nf Amet eords nttaltred in I'.itH, the A u to - real reduction."
,
*me
and
rna*s.
F
o
r
war
purposra
other w ar. are again In despair,
n an* f**I that we had no husl- mrtlale Manufacturer, Association
Il-o n. still talking featlcylV.
I |i(*ipnot M/inen it notlunf. r* |s*ak level*, he |K>inlivl «)iit. Nonetheless, the indicated In
•aid tiMlsr
*ald the ideal fiinne for a woman
The thing uppermost in t h , ! " r *» in »hr
except to dr
t o n ' ’’airlanlTIhiev
. n«l' mo*|Mi. paitir ill.i11v rri'sulinv etcits.' ill thn rlca th toll frmil m .ito r Vehicle n crld o n ts la iliamind * nt the pul.lt. Is, u hat d o ! I ' ? * ""* !«• «-* ion. there, milother new record* *e( during
<m whether he, *-t-n«;ara
a|)|Miili!
ing.
Kven
if
the
Hutted
States
with
(ho nnn irliievinifuli, Tl.o.i.yl.
ivr hope l*i gam hy all of this i l*nn< -**',‘ f Utht
(tie
yraf
tneluded
employment
and
*mn
I.
medium
or urge,
"
Oevillinfimml fulalilips ruse slightlv fr*im Ihe iireted- tla Al|le* hare Urtie and tan arte, ...
.
*
ou r
Again t ,t*k, what wl|( to- gatle pryrnll.. flumtre, of motor vehlrlr* medium lamr.1 ....... .
^nut ills |Mit Itt^ ve#l».’‘ lie *ay*.
tie regaeH
tng
year,
while
the
level,
uf
employment
w
n
f
t
^
r
f
s
t
v
r
t
h
a
n
}
i
S
S
'
f
r
S
*
"
w
S
k
see ,H* "'hen the tlnilrst Nali*>ie, force* in *,*,* in ihe nali'in, vehicle travel *hi» a# |wrfrtt:
' *'no ottisi irfltliltirlrilKHI ltd* rlnr*
c n p lc
..veMluow
•vet; Is-fotT, Deatli.i frt.m h n n v n c d ilc n tsn m ttn tie d fo .le clln o nian|wiwer
n'
mn' pool.
, K " 1’a ,r " ' " Kr “ , ........
■te
- ..........
'*■-.........of
' “I sun- *ri eorn|H lte*l to evacuate Korea Y m n, ag*. and stMo-lal taxes pahl l*>
*• tnu> b *t mtur In |uom*'tr tiir
h u t year and t !»«• rtenth rule wan th r lowest e v e r recortletl.
Thr Fnlteil Stales with Cana mum in and an end t" all Die. 'shat cart eompenaate for lh<- OWMrl, „( vehicles
Cl.FIT F.kllNINGH
i dfemerjtr «nd proat*o «f lb
laioM.
and
a.
the
Angelle
mesa-! Uvea of Ihrm* loved r.n*s saerlficed * A
„ f *y.n7gf7(»r» passenger*
da, Great Riitain. Hp.sin, Turkey,
I'erisarnla, Fla Seven Fxf.m*
•rare, given at our on Ihe a ll* , „ f ? ( a n w i M f car < we,,, hultt in IWkO. a SO per
t W nt’|c". Well,
are (lid tbe
Portugal,
Japan
(now
dis- age „f
Ida t'oimly home demon«tratln'i
Stars And Symbols
, , l « k. .u m l ! .Wo
. cent lncrea*e over 11*19 whirh was, t * ratnni more thsn t| (Hut
Hrmrdt, France, West (inmany. Ksvlmus Rltlh, then they ran nurm , tlip woril
f (Jot si not it tiltified Htlk himte'l
ee something (he rive rage Altwr* : b*Ut to use the word A g g t-.io n .,
ntrvmu« rerord year.
r"
m" ' r
Ifoltand.
Itelgitim,
Denmark
and
prirrs and from u i ' m of their
idsywiy.
Kv President llrrl*rrt llrtorrn .
Truck and hus prnduction (<•■ products at 'hr rrrrnt foe here,
The (|UChIInn is naked w
Why
afar nlwnytt Norway would have a |ww,| rtf l< nn rmuirtl *cc, f„r in th** first
h y thr* flVe-|H»|||tpd
five.|xi
place, if H r must nssum** th r «*in was rur«r*t l»y all N*’w 1|hr year totaled l,1l!t,(*Hn ,units
ieema tu In tt:*wl ill ('liristm iiH pleturea nm l tlerorutiuna,
TM million
Ilirs* I net., et'snl of 19Wl in«t
rnlr nt IVaermskry, mpport tluisr Dc.iter* fur Ihe world Irprrssinn |H p,.|* rent irluivr 1U19, hut 2*k tiCrordiiiK tn '(I** Kthrl \tklr-*r-,
not ll»*e l>ssii tbr oulbis.il id lbs w ltim ta lint S c rip tu re distinctly M y * that Jtmita wua nf ............ ng a'.d diffi'ruit ".'.'a lanewin* ii|.i>«i< nil) htr mil trying tu ■if the I turtle*, foolish a* It per , *rtl ludow th* rrcnixi total of home MKrut. Tto- rllit* rshihita
jnetudrrl m»»Tr than ltd different
vvnrid |,:i7t),1M Irilct. * Mini buses prm
Ketriii m i ni tlir mVilion by lle H o tiw uf DnDid, tin 1 HVtntMil <*f w h irh in the Hix-jKilitli'ri nlnr ting hrsrtlv into nv,illsl'l* man. frrd Ih r n i'r lv r t , send m rn Io \ sounds, as tlm hr h
fight
for
them,
disrupt
every
'
(utHrt
*,
ties
in
hr*
-perch
of
dttred
In
IPD
*.
pnwr-t
fnr
mmmunlrstinn
frttrss
The rtlitfti itiH-H uni know w hy U i Ih Ih no, Imt he luirt
Claiirir Comniunitlt It miulit luv*
Total oulput of ail vrhirle* III
If KtsMe, Western Gcrm»nv,
' "I* I |borne. !In|| |Amrrfra, nur gain will few days apo, eshlhltrd* mure
liesn llis N.tty virtnrv n*ft Ara*v rrlist'ivi'tl it nlnn. lie Hiin|H*rtH the liar of the f{Vf*|Hilntril 11r*
good enrnmou sense siul wlulom I Phil eiiirtiintrd to H,0t1h.7MI unlla,
lIati«1v Itrlshini, Ciirrr#, Dm- ** »|,v*ftll*l#
tat iu this rn m ifc tid U is iicriib'iitol. It hum firs t iim h I rm mark and N«rwa
it (’tiilidrlplui, pint in-. *k ••'■•*
Norway fell to the
We have tried to buy friends. 0,an has any other president or 2*'. »lio*r IB IP.
Rcplacrnirnt parts output fiit toms bylil Is It in llis ol*l l'»fl •I " ’ Aliitrlran ring I m'CHIKW it V.-Jit* riuy Io cut out of cloth Itmstsns, ItN mlltiIon pcHide with i and failed If w, hrsiutr, Itiry '‘' mc Ids administration, whrn
I "Id the Nation it only way |grireil «l thr wholesale value toDial Ihey will
yrl, ind ikil etsn 11*- ITutoiit .ind hit on tin* Dim* field. Its its** hns lMsiiinr> cuHtonutry gild a huge Industrial capscil* (on lei ii . undervlaitd The
American! I" MV** "self. Ii’o true the de latnl lltJtOOJWOjiOO, an inrtease of
Ii i* dettroyrd) would I ill It* the turn I** Kuttia.
army mutlil Ii4te » tnugli tpi* i ui ricH over into the field of f ‘ItriHltntta avnilvolH bfcnuae our F*st. This would further Itirtrai* puhllr I* (wing la ird In death, | Pliresiion
ix p*-r cent over Ihe previous
rm 'o ti 'tartrd ■♦hen 11*—»vcr w.*
•trlistu
nre
iltierl
to
it.
plus a Virtual dl< lalnrship hey*I "resident, hnt thro n„ fault of year . Die etMIlne high was set
liyinc In lostl i Ikoiib Ii mu N»<i
Ihe manpower deficit
his, and rould we havo retained in 1Plf>.
Itiif the « i\ iNitnted hI « i iloeM Iwbvutr to th e lloitae of
To summarise, Kottla to lad rt hump,
“ M*n of lb* 1*a in I9S0" *« D o vid mu! hits s|teciid a.vmltolic tnennitiKa of its own, our* with h*« * riianp'iwet edge nt
I have heard some «ay that Ida services, we would he on a
aound foundation, «nd po«*lhly
net !V(i*tny Miiib*ll, t,sit*i«| «rf which is ' ns n I Hive, so Ih>|mvx’,” which npiveiiis in the «lrnn*t •»** Io one under Ihe he,r if we could see conditions over averted
tome of the |o%* of live*
P'osihle rondl'tons. Further mote, there, we would under*tand, for
MifAltkm. Ill Ins Stilin. 41 m*nv L o r d ’s ftruyer ns "tm enrtli an it in iu l i m e n ."
out of every four m n io uniform ui»nj year* the itn*lerprivtledg*d of the pa«l l|er«(|e
Lim it' "A**
pisdirtsd, tail, 4t(oidiiii| to Inns
Th fte are o th e r nyntbollc memting* iu the ClirD tuuis they pul three into combat. Tht* It* t'hlna were starvine to death
While re dill nave (lie lilieity
P m leu rU td
would mean western comhal h> the thousands, how did wa to do something, let u* alt writ*
m«t*rinr. tbs A uisii *4ii ymitb iu bi ightiies* Ihe w reath, a circle, alauda for im m o rta lity —
force*
In
haltle
r*rtlld
e*|wcl
Io
IlnmtiRfnifFd
or
telegraph
our
l.igitlalor
al
leiegrapt
big
hearted
American*
respond?
HO
beginning,
no
end.
The
lig
h
t*
arc
for
“
L
ig
h
t
of
the
*|bs "biusdt unHsboms tols cl
. *w-X that \m«rlra .Must ikiine
he outnumbered three ami proh
.ths f'chtinii m m " “ It u «i not W o rld ". The tree waa a n o rth e rn symbol, (p ilin g Ihe goda ably four and five to one on an We sent war materials to Japan First, and lha! we do not desire
In make that starring nation a
a rols I [Ilf Ameris*n hid imithi. th at the |*eoplr were tired of sh o rt daya; th e y wanted tin* a m age.
literal Hell on Karth. Hince N a a hurraiicralir Government, and
Rome mllltarv men foei this lx tionalist China mold assist In that Ihe hoy* overseas be sent
*1*1..............ufllil nt •* r aun to turn, to b rin g green Iro ca with fruita and flowers.
eill’er
*1 an iinlit
unllWflial
nation Ike It. S bglrtitlf mtn W*> It comes to us an a (ha rm in g bond with the p a s t— Jnv that too great a deflrit to l*o made up thc routing of the C o m m u n i s t s , back to America'* aid
/ - / P h t n / 8 92 -W
Irving In |nvie*»e Ih* use and m e would think America would I
certainly rarin-d erpect t9
tlie sun has tu rn e d and spring w ill pome. Th e iveonle walking hy
^not civilif••'on'* *u 'lid rr. hut ik
firepower of convent tonal le y . lw glx.l Io help arm them, hut Anterlcsnlie Ihe woyld. and lets
pons.
jirtv't dtsltee" Hot whatever k- in darkness w ill see n great lig h t.
fat >e It from us to help Uiatn I f ’ t »k * n we Paupertta our own
Home (eel the answer Ii a In help lhamselvas.
| twopG ihro tvcD eit spending and
They are all lo vely— these algiia nf faith And hope. We
w*», be w#t doing * mstniliree.
-m
ta k e them dow n a little sadly, but they h a ve given us, rr»a t effort Io reach thi puea
W* tax paystt tie paying d*ar ,"aj_ng.
job
'ntllon type of **arf .» **hrh
Your* foe a better America.
i
.
-* — ■ sg. -------through jollity anil love, a ne w strength w it h which to • *011*1* s*\ Is 10 hi ‘. 'I v*a,a ly fur a let of noptenie hut that
Rev R W, Millet
on* of using good money to
Ffe*idf|rt l»tlm*n till* |k* fare another y e a r
m is t
IMtRer Farmal
hroadraM
to
Ik*
Communist•
i*{
Hoover ptsrv of letting |k# T ims
Hanford H a
the last straw. No body hut a
t u r a l C o i t i n i n n .S riih t1 oltwii would lelleve that II Will
p .in n.tiom conliibute in their
iyji K, , t Oxford Avenue,
deducting
Hr Sports Jnhnsntt
jirri drient* “ ivolalion" |l may be.
drt any good, for under Com-1
College Tark, Georgia,
nes* expenses -lx at laait 149°.
V^ .,J
you are g»l covetml by the Horlal
munitm If xnr revolted well |t1
” | December 1950
and if it n. more prwvei to d the
only happen* owe Here at hpitie. Hollaml Dean. Editor
iW n rtty program for Ihe self-em HECHr.TARY LtftrH HOME
j
troubls with »o many nl lit lhe»»
TH IN G S FAR M ER CAN IHI
Hy J AMF-H M A H lO W
ployed.
**. all Gel that a vast thanbe In ■The
The Henford
Henford Herald,
Herald,
T u I1ELT C O U N TR Y N ow our national setup would lie a
daya ii that we are abaci to think “ W AHHINGTON, dlrr JO l/tl
I ___.________
You rannol .Include
_ , as Income , The country acarcely gel* mil great asset lowatd the settling CanTord, Flnrkla
Von ran ill light fnr a while If niiniey
vftr ourtelis* led *„menne rail in
Dear Mr. Itean:
from tenta. unless you are, ()y
emergency Itefolr |( D In
you're nnr of those aelf-emplnyed
tin this Christina* eve as we
a name H we lieheve in (turn peoplr
in the teal estata hualnesi, nr nu» i another. Farmers hi Florida and up of our own mesa, but what can
coming under S' k I s I Hern, ney
the
people
tin
alioiit
It,
when
our
from stnrka nr lwint*.i
Ihrnughout the Nation have done lawmaker* can't rid Ihe White heard tlw beautiful rarula and lit,*
clearance nr charily hni|iilal». w» r lly roverage Jan. I t , IPItt.
Further, Ihe law Itaelf says car- a wonderful J*di of fond and fiber House of Dean Arhcson? If the heart douching Christ nine ataries,
are apt to l*e rlnMwrl a ‘Tommnn*
I.lke anyone else rover lijr Ho.
.
. ,
. „
the beauty of it all somehow fatain aelf.employesl people ran not f iroductoin In the fare of difftrub .
•-tal
Kertinty,
you'll
have
to
pay
home picture had a belter aspect,
f„ nfu, t„n as we ll.tene-l
ill”. an*t if we itnnk auhialirrd
lax foi the tail Itl yaara They «nd thisj Korean situation were .
a tax Hut you get more lime In gel Into Ike program al all.
ColuiHtllsl Drew Pearson rrpoit
prorlilnlron n wrong we aie liVet*. pay it. Your lax la different. And Yrru're kept out of It hy l.iw, ami are ready la continue or »v*n inAmerica, evetyt«dy , , hr K rm jr „ n,t di*at«refttl lactlrx
therefore pay nn tag and get no ctrase their ia tr of production. If safeguarding
to he railed a " reactmnary". We you pay 11 in a different way.
could say g'Mwt. Hut Jt*|e weaken
lieneflta, If you're one of thepet
Toll I’ick -u p Truck
tueh action la needed. H'll they ing our defense strurturr hy (titployi-il hy some of our xrnatnr*
The
tax
nn
the
artf-employed
Ii
think if ** at. gmng In gn hall
tn Washington
Fain*.owner, doctor, lawyer, have shown also that they can en
We rralis- that you, Rnoserrlt,
war around the world In light a •."« percent on only the first |A, dentist, optometrist, netropalh, ve. { aiigr their produclion a* Io kerf*
non of income, no mattter how
"ill* well In line with proa- things which the Itidividuot farm Titiman and many other.* agree
war with Mu**ia. we ooykl to gel much you ram above M.rtnn,
lerinarlaa, rhlmpractnr. rhristlxn
that lv.tr.on i« a "chronic liar"
neeflve
demand.
science
pixel
inner,
profession!
rn
nvore help fmm (he nation* wv are
Although you go tinder Uncial
r r ran th* l<* help the aifualiort:
hut wheneeer hi* charge* are »,if.
Ilegtilalory
rues
sines
were
em
ginaer,
rwlarofialh,
architect,
full,
You ran make sure your m a (icicnt to result tn fedriat Inwakltrying In wee So ate gum we are Security roverage Ja n . t, 1M1,
you pay no lax until I9&2 whrn lime practicing public accountant, ployed during World War tl atat chinery ami hulldlng ■ are In gatings and Indirlmenls it Is de
an itolalronul.
may
have
to
I
m
*
emptnyad
again
If
m
an
undertaker.
yon make out your rrg y la r Income
rendition
imiii",,i for
i**i productive
pr-MHicnvr use.
use
prea-ing
Aineitcan puMIc
pressing to an American
public
laa return on IPftl Income.
What self-employed peopl* ,(„ •he war situation demxndx Farm*
You ran make a aperial point of which looks to its leaders to dcer*.
as
do
most
other
people,
want
Despite wan and rumor* nl war,
On the bottom nf that tax form under the program Jan. I : Tha
geltlng rid of fire hatartl* and ar vise the prufwr potirtrx and altt
S E D A N .................... ....................(-■•(
Florid*'* lnori»l teaann in 1911 In ID&2 I here'll he a place fnr you list i* whir hill Ihia will give yon to avoid regnlationa ami atloea. rldent tmohy trap*.
tude* this naltori should establish
thm*
*«
long
•*
(hay
can.
You can make a more Intensive at surh a critical time.
aoama likely to l*e the higgeat nn to note your occupation ar self- an idea, fnr you come under It If
RecentIc Hccretarr nf Agrlrnl- effort
employed and Hat the Horlal fl
tn control Insect*, rodent*
you:
But drspll* this nur hhart* were
record. M**»l maior hotel* ate at* curtly
•
me
Chailex
F.
Rtannan
said.
lax you owe.
ttun a stole, like a gtnrety, "Ameriran farmera hare Ihe op ar.d diseases
gratified l« lead Ihe fcasiuring
ready tilled In raparilv and hook
Then, when you file that Income meat market, beauty p J l - '
can step up your endeavors statement l>y Conpreaiman Hid
|v*rtnnily In help pnslpooe or to You
Improve your land, y*»tir rtups Her long In i* recent edition „(
ings fnr lanuarv and Fehtuatv ate tag yel urn, you pay In full any run a filling italion, Ratlvi shop.
and ysair livestock. Ynu ran don- The Herald. He declared: "Where
ike hiehr*l on record The high1 1DSI Income (ax ymi owe, Ingether with whatever Social BrenrTly IMwer shop, tall, tailor shop, tou- 1 p^Htuce efficiently and ahundsnl- Idcchcck whether you are getting Christianity and free pe*,plc arc
ways leading into Florida kar* tax you owe.
toest out of your pasture.
rlat court, printing shop, advert!
arrayeil agatmt GuRrsa Commun
pee they will do what th,*You
been tine*! wilb mlomoliilei hr art*
Remember; on that lax return sing agency, photographic studio,
can see G* it that you have ism wr are certain of one thing,
ever
is
oceexsary
to
make
food
*h«c-ihlne regulation, ttonecraxary for a* storage grd handling facilities for God will ha tha final victor-so i
ing south (or live pail two weeks you mu»t li*l you Social Security second-hand s h o p .
cropa.
•V tet'a Join tn nn the winning side
ai*d tr*in leservaliona are hard tn number. If you don't have nnr, stand, real estate agency.
long ax poxxltde tn their own your
g e l It before filling your tax re
Hy doing (hear thing* and amt march 'Onward Christian Sol
And ynu're covered If you are intarcet ard In the Interest of all
What would happen in lha turn in I9&S.
keeping In tmieh with production dier*."
tn partnarahlp In a huaineaa or if
Soma self-employed people al you xvarh far yourwalf aa g writer, tho people,”
goals and requlremrola, farmer*
’ w»r. no one eng say. A b
The people of (hr Fifth Con*
Right
now,
th*
Hocrrtary
pointa
Harbor ton" W r it ft* ready have a Social Security nun*. pkwtogfapber, apf*rataer, adjuatar, •4 out, the big Uak far farm r » ran make a tremendous roMrthu- greentonal Dtetriet of Florida am
*
Oon'
in
th*lr
fnirntry
In
tho
art tat, private lia tbar, alga pain- la to maintain production by keepfortunate in.having a Christian of
« ftp per cent caacelatlnn,
t
months ahead.
tag)
oMr.
IterloAg'a
caiihre
represent
■a
H
H
np
for
ahumfanr*.
Ha
i*f
iW b iiiti
Ill ease reu don’t know what Doted the foftowtng definite
ing them in WnahlRgtnn. U t na
i
if airplane rsnia
Sarial Santrity ec v er agv ataatra,
who appreciate Ma attitude writ*
i
. rm
o
f
(end
ia
aa
applkatio*
which
H'a this:
arid let him he
know we a n on
enough, jmd and your wife get a
The elrphanl'a trank rontatna him and
____l
WWB' 'Rfw
JT»* «V iw jr nearvxt poet
If U m job you do la covered by' iwnilon whep you yatlr* after (Ml mora than 4#0Q muscles, » gfwatar
11* M A G N O L IA A Y R S A N F O R D , F L A . P H O N E Iftft*
i Van!
I*
keep
(heir
(aputin
tn
law, you pay • floeUt Security nnu If you die there are Lw rtta numlwr than la found ic tlm rolir?
..
Untaaa your ( N l not Income— taa. If you stay In that job long for jrotir family.
M-Sgt- Julian
human body.
ten SUxutrun
*»»»<# t|«*W«|iii|i Ml
ftMft<It*t fleet M*
Auto Production
Readied All-Time
High During 1950
ii
MILK
bltEEN VALLEY DAIRY
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
THE NATION TOTAY
1948 OLDSMOBILE 4 Door Redan $|3&0
1947 ERAZEU SEDAN...... .......... $ 895
1949 DODDE
$1075
1919 BlilCK SUDAN........ ....... $|M B
1918 CHEVROLET AERO
SII80
1947 DOUCE SEDAN............
iS-rifflrisas.'iiW
•V«I29S
1918 PLYMOUTH S E D A N ^.... tllN-OO
1948 IttTICK SEDANETTE
!Z, a J i r i ^ T s ^
f & t t r i s t b& M iS
NKH0I50N
"“•■liSiajiin.
M F ' i l ' 1,
’ i&n&jiijgBB. v
*■z\
y
.....
$ |) f t
�«r
S A TU R D A Y
DEC.
30.
1930
TH E
Social A n d Personal
Activities
R H O N E 148
Social Calendar
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S A TU R D A Y
Under (he tpon>or<hip uf I M u
Phi vorority, the rrc. pth.nitt a! the Fentald-Lauichlun Memonal Moimtal u M i- M M u>'.<
of baptilt V\ M r
M ONOA I
"'Bible Study and Prayer" at
the Fir«t H ipti-t Church tunieht
at 7:110 1*. M,
Tu rs o w
The Daughter* uf "V slry Sun
day School Cla*. will meet in Me
Kinley Hall at 7:.10 p. \| ||„..
tra in will he Mi** \>t*« Wood
cock. Mr*. H G. IlIrliMm, Mr*.
J. K. Me Kinley, Ml*. \V A. ilunter, mid Mr* Murynret F.dwanla.
W S. C. S. .,f Lbenncr M.lho
di*t Chuii’h will inret at 7:■U>
I*. M at the home uf Mr.. Ituheit
l.er ut Hlfi’i l.nutel Avenue.
The t'ha|>e| Choir of the P in t
Hepll-l I'huieh will hold leltpai
tal "
evening at (’• Ifi I1 M.
“ Bible Study and Prayer" nt
the Pint It.iutiM Cliurth timiuhl
at 7 Ml P. M.
W K IIS K S im
The January meeting und iuncheon uf the Woman'* Club A ill
be held at I2:S0 I*. M ut the Wotnan'i (Tub. Hnerration* may l»
made with Mr*. Hen Wade.
“ Bible
Study and Prayer" nt
the P in t Baptist Church tonight
at 7:30 p M.
till K S H W
"Bible
Study mid P ia y it" at
the Pint lliipli-t l 'hutch tonight
at 7:!Ui p MM
h'tttll \ V
"Hllde
Study anil Prayer" a’
the P in t llntitiit Churrh tonii
id 7 to P. M
I’ A O E
S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Miss Joy \\ rc'ii Is
Honored At Tarty
it)
H IM
|h i \ | |
1 1.. children « l the H a u y -A n n t
ii
i Idle..'- Home at lim a -
.N r" \ r.H « h n n
IIIVr ro r **
I** iitiiii i >•«|a111.
mtj.4111.
A'ni hi ui On* |*jf»ii* i* -*r ti * •
- .to ; l i t u i richer because the
■*'- -1 ii-ii-la laviiiuiiv had
• • ■ --ii-..- pm tv la*t
Friday,
<•( Ut* ullti M u
I.
-• 'll ro.
Klk’» tluf. com*
urnJi,i ttfijhl 11-* iiD itti!'* --I
i-. m. i- p.-ite.l that the of*
"iiut of the fund* turned
t. -h- I- .d Kllv'* Club had
In ii «•»»!•! U\ !« k i| ! i th iim-l*
i. ole, -i . hrrk had l-een writ*
all t»M* Itlis'ik
ten fut tile collect lun and w it bOill'1
'* ||it|i>r In tlit* > w»i
* it
I
iided t.. C all Roir, dlH im 1« »f lit frui
*v:.-i ..| II., Il^mc
Amt
i riMfth * 11
• .
.w
i. all.n.lm g the Flor*
•hill* d ir irjt.l |tu
. artv *t the Armory
T o thn*r
». . -*i
................ . given a *mali *nI Sit
ill* tin. |*f •
ill-. Ii might he placed
Ami •rrk U* ir| u t4 ti II.* It li»
laige of tmali, the p*rfliilii »l*i\
i.eii t. d-.ti ii. to the home
li i% r rtirh »* Hii rin , )«.. .Iti-.n .
•ei v. .| a« the "a.tmiv.ion
mokr ils\ «»f niirlit.
le e "
th «h«ll vkt* «liA|m!. I Tilth Hint
'd ' "i t" a dance, tho»e at*
-In.,’
tun.’ii»n -avv u talent
■' l .itur .-.1 “ The ,'n J r r w
nt (hi* mail order
,n | f h t n it.
’ ■11.1 Ln..wn a* Lilia
,
.141 . t f f
l‘fX,r' t
n .4 * i . .
h ’hiiMm an,] H a rry
, Me .111
n. nt......
(.ill,
*oprano
i
II 4 *
hffint v hr*ir *
\ r;,( lit
| ( til ii
wn"
||
fiijht
T hu ! i tfiifi f a ir.
w in t .fig atan I
•Ifi'at
"'•• kti**w *4* in * ’,
1**n*I ( lie w ii b
! «ir » *11*1111 f i l l
t ,
f > 'l ll *1»|«l« 1114
lifts tig h t
1 v.t
.,1
t l .4 *n>
I tf*| I t'fl ***fIt 4l Y* I i l t - .
man
Photo liy T«d Swalm
Mr*. Howard Whelchel, who**- marriage *»• mi event o(
Weilin day even in*! ut tin P in t Methodist Church, i* the for met
M m Cathi-rli. t lark, tiaught. t of Mr. and Mr* John I. Clark of thi.
city.
Child m i’s Home Is
Ih'iit'liMctl Hy Tarty.
T h u Lamplight<*r
Mi** J «y Wren of l.lbon. n
Term , wm- loo » r gue-i at aculfngiven l lm .-.!u> u ll-io v -i. Iiy M
John It. gt i
ut lot home
i,
Myrtle Avenue M i-- Wren I* eftgag..I to Charle* Sale her, and i*
now cutting the Sutrhcr home
A C hm lru a - tree, greenery attd
te.l candle* dr.-orated the patty
room* Mr* W II |liin«on poured
the coffee flolll :■ lovely ailv.i
*el vie. ..I. the dining loom table
The latde »*• uv.-i laid with a
white linen cloth and centered
with in ui i uip run nt of point .
Itiat
Th..«e catling wet* Mr*. W. 11
Suyri, Mr* I! I. So.ni, Mi*. I
K. McCo), M iWight K ilt h ).
Mrv. C It I t c . w M i Walter
Steele, Mr* lr.il. Watkins, Mi ■
Haynmnd Kaih-r. Mi* Alvin O
lam , Mr* Mayme Hodgkin. MSally Meio William*, lit* Doug
la* Stcrutrom. Vt* A W. K|i| •
J r , Mr* \v It. Hrin*on, Mr*. W
K Yum. Mr* II W tinodapee.l,
Mr* II II Newman. Mr* Cla
ilti-r Welah nod Mr.-. Ileit Chap
T II K E f c
Mr* .1 I’, Thurmond, Mr* S. J
Davi*. .Mr*
llaiol.l IlivkelilMiMi* Maude Satchel, Mi»* Sul
Price, Mi*- llni lan u fhapmuM i-- Su.lyc \\ ilJiutu* in,.I M.-* Zi
mb Welah
A* 1,rf-M| f i i ..
ii**ii • mill i tap
P**P«ilai
, *,
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..................
i i .
..
1 •
. i t | *it
••st itr eam m
1. <1
f l i n g to 1 It* " «• ii|t
Ilv
T
in !
S w nlm
A
WirtMt
•nth
Lorraine
u.i-tM ’-* u f cere
.
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H a ve fall Ik in
I
wittof.it tlo-se
I'huto
...
**
11lid kti'iW
H o lly w o o d
Ilv H u ll I HUM VS
it .- Karper, imfta.tan. m y; Betty Johflt,
-I 'l i -t und Clarenee
1>4tn»iiil.-a |.layer.
’*!•• pJaic.l by Ihr
ij:hr
. .:
I# nuiiTi
*
*i i h-
t
the *flflW
H O L L Y W O O D , I »•«
in y|'»
\Itfi H i t r Ii I G n iin i, whi»«r m iiriiK r took plarr L»*t i*vcimn m
I II
a t|i*4»r w |»»n M * * u
Making S in Y«*ar»*» ip n i Iu II v l
nil *mpr**“•^4 % iloulilf-rinK ccrrmony a\ Ihr Ktriit
* hurvh,
*et 4*f k«*|^f
run In fun, cs|Mtmiiv if yau auikc
' r Mli* H*tts .Jt« ItrtH-k,
miclit•*r
Mr* N.vtivv Hmh k
I hr in for MHnvoiit* rln-r.
urit! t hr loir A 1v n llrm k, ^lr |.ctA*ui|{ ti I hi* Anil «if Mi on*I Ml* ft a* e every \ •at iliolaunti d L i to
By Anna Mae Sike*
H ) V A l.l.K K S I'H K V \ 1 T
llliilrow *
hu!|*h Wnllorv l.<i*4iny
t haVr tuk« it th« liU rty of put
tft'or tin*
. r........ r*
m |fn
run* w»mt
n tuhea for
Mr.
and
Mi*
Vinson
I.ePilea
and
H O M E M A K E R 'S T < m i | K IT
inti- >
\nrtotin fiftUh** in thi riitiTtnin
hihlren
who
have
been
Maying
»
l
Snitill repaii Job* around the
Alld ••■ally t ow
i ,
, **i. ni
tvirnt Murhi. T h f ) h DI tm douI*
* Sf MM IOW
house »•> ofti II fall to the home* Mr I.ePile*' parent*, MV and Mr*, lf»*t liroki*n. j ii *t hki- nil «illt«*r *
(irover
I.ePile-,
have
moved
to
O
r
'iiatir lhat Dr. Cm I McCracken,
I » man
f* 111
if
foluthm*. hut you mii't hhinit tm
toillllf I 4•It!
hviu*. hold nuipm cnl -p m a lltt of lando.
fo 11>inW l l r r r thi v *«t»
In it c* ii itt I i nl randb'Uifht doubb'
\V. <i. Amiri* i* home from the
the I 9 IhiM ltltirnl of AerieulI ll*
Klir u)<41h Taylor to |K»mlof a i itig .t u nmnv al the Prrat Meth.i- lion of honor, and Mi -* Iluphm
lun- *uggi--ta a kil of *ini|ite tool* p'etnald Laughton .Memorial Ho*
honor, woi*long
timr
Iw
fufr
i
iidmoiii
;
|
i
«
i
1»*t 1 huirh tad owning. M m * g«iwn«
,uwnT /fa«hlonrd
. . u . . «f lyilamet n il
for the m ilp.
Pot moat house- pital when- he ha* Ih-t * foi the
I
fir\t guy
lb uy J.* linn k. dauglili'r of Mr*. Vl.|vi t In the t/ueen Anne p< i hh |
hold nerd* In- ii-conmu nd* u ham pu*t week.
Sutmici liiiiuiA }ti* tu
arrii \mir\ H iirM uui Hr sk utnl tt»i»
mer, large and *ninll rctew driver,
.Mr. and Mr*. Wayne tieigei and
with m atanding eotlnr und iwr*'t
\Un Hrurk. la T im r .tin* heart neekline I In trim hutyur
medium -In pllet*, und a iix-inrh ■laughter ure *pending Chn-tma* trig *o many tnugo/it)« .n li.lt - mi l Inti
ft *411 lithkmg -turn (ilituri
hriib 4.1 ti«m id David l.ij«aing, •on waistline lontinued into n ••■ml
creucent
wrench
convenient
1*-vacation
with
Mr.
tieiger’*
parPamil) lleuniun
W allair fill! "kilt. The Urn *lerie« wen
cmi-e it lm* ndju-tuhle jaw*.
Shelly VI
i-I t«i 11«<i11 f* ma||i *|# i 'ti und Mrs ICaltdi
ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Harry tieigei
Mr. and Mi George Kttdlar of
l.o-4*lng Mn* |{i*vrn,nd J I 'It
finnhed with petiixt tuff* The
lie suggest* a»*einl.lini* the*e and family. They ure from Foil with hi r d im liiM
lake Drive are having a family
J it luide*niald*. Mi- Maigatei Ihng
Itidi I I o |h ‘ t«» h« •|* ii|t h i- go*-! Kin b y offnintiil. und ID
reunion. Their dauirlit.-r Mi*. I tool* in a convenient holder which Jarkaon, South Carolina
I
tool
ft'iiftlnl,
f «*I*f■r. M i o .lean H u y * r» und M l *
Mr. and Mi* Charle* finger voirk for ini*n titiil a tmi« ii tit I l i*
Pnprhak ,her hu.lmml and their ™ 'i la- kept «t
a eeiitial place
[114 i,fii-piofiv took pbiii* nguin*t
(wo children flew In by plane *" th ' hmi.r. A homemade ra»e, and daughter* of Atlanta, tieoiglii. *i*rvU'i*, Inn tfiki* a sin fiiiori no - .« v« Inti biii kgnitind hankid with Fbarliilie Uldhum, wore guwn
identical to tho«e of tin* iyi<tii»n
from l*ilt*hurit, Penn and their pat lined after tin
niade for uie visiting Mr. tieiger'* pniiiit* ami Ihi'ti.
pultiM rind
ind gni
gin land' of grin ft fern
Iting Cru*liy to g»vt oit«- go«it ntihiM
of honor and the nmid of hormi
«on, Mr. Edward Kudlae, hi* wife *»0I»- diver with
- inrati open- Mr. and Mi* Phillip llauet.
IbMkrf,
of
win
it
glut!
Ini
und
the ftlli hdunt* vniie ip their only
and their two children from We*- *'■!' i-orket* for each tool. may lie
Mr. and Mi* Coder Hint *pent intrrvh-u,
«-ht >*unlbrmutll*. Iin>i gindmitrd
CiiituizersWilh
ford. Penn., nte heie to *p*-ntl th* ma-le of .lime *turd-’ material Chri*tina* with Mr*. Hart’- *i*ter Milton llrrl« til dfo|t ‘'groa t’ tandrlnlita holding wliitr taper* adornment*. ,i *truig of peatl«. a
from
bin
voratiulary.
UODI III f *•\ . I'hoioeraphrr
gift
of
tin
bride,
and
carried
«
•
ilri
i
■
viurk
in
denim,
Loop*
at
holiday* with them in their m w
Mr. ami Mr* Stunle) MeMlllcn of
tiluria *SuMi»At»n to find an- i ••h iii K I inI the lovely jetting W b itr while •atln muff lent mg a doutdi
the top allow it to hung open on Safety lln tlu r. Ktu„ ami another
home,
ita
d
iu
tu
iM
t
N
with
ftpnitft
of
red pulnoet 1 la |*» wh h wu* t te«l
M l.. M m v Woo. Ihum of i ot hi t good put in -.
Mr. and M n. Cha*. You man en •he '-nil for Ii-e, and tape, .fitrhh»dly and «iit(n nidiort miitkin! fhv •atm riblNin arid ipilg* i»f h»*M\
Claik liAlilr to rtiol hi* H»i|»t
tertained Mr. ami Mr* llarold eil In til. In k, He it together Starkavllle, Ml*,
fntidly
|HW*.
Hill Sboetiiakei arteil a* b« *f
Young at a bridge party Tu*eday when P.llevl UP
Mr*. s .„ tt K )IP ,
C h li.t- ittorr ravrfully In'foir ai'\,v|dini
Uiiof to the lOtrmony. M iv J.
them.
evening.
C r-g tool, efficiently i* n* lm- ina* with Mr. and Ml*. Julian
K MoKwan. otgunirt. rtfid rin l *i tnitn fur thr gviiotn mu! u .Ih i Kriol
Flynn—
to
iiv
to
<*tny
not
W
**re
M. |„ Hu Ihou , fr , |t 4^ Ray,
Mr and Mr*. Frank Hill of Se P'-itnnt n- having them handy, Kyzer of Mini*.
of (hi*
r» for at Ii i*«t <Hi# progtam of nuptial muair. and lb*b Hitlph l.onaing, I a iry
minole Drive hud a* their gue«t- Ur Mc*'rael<eii m v i , offering a
I i *>ingt
(?mml#y,
suloial,
an
vim
‘I
U
f
f
Mr* C. A. Oldham gave a Christ wrfh,
over the week rtidMr. and .Mr* feu tip* to amatiur*:
T h r r ’4 and " Hm au*r’\ 1 hr trudi- Ibrtigla* la*»#ing, H.dkeil Gut. and
um* party for her Sunday School
Joan
F»ntaln«
find
Cliivia
!)•
Hay Van Stone and th- Germaine
luim* T* m il
(!r » | i n hammer d o n under the CI h *» In■t Thursday. After game*
tionnl w n ld n g mium hr* u r n u«rd, T « m inv Vaughn
und ton Kt* up,
brother* of Hanford
head for the light tap needed for were played light trfre*limrnt* 11itvilla ml tii kt
and "A v r Maria” w«* playrd #«ift- 1*-K«*r. nephew of the bride, 's a*
Ihutmu
huridtt
to
ronii
hotm*
ring
Itearer.
Friday Mr. and Ml*. William -tailing a nail 01 tacking. But wen- »e rv«i
\\ dining the ujm badge of vow*.
and makr a tnnvii*
llayer of (Jem latke eidehrali-d hold the end of the hun-lh for
Mr* llrtrek mother t«f the bride,
The hr Me, given In marrlagr by
D n iilili- l ' m i I n n Ib iin .iin I'm iiiiim
ftdn
Ifaywilrth
Ililtu
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Bill
Curtain
are
their wedding annlvrnmry.
long, atroug stroke- It’- uwkwatd
her twin brother*, g\| und IV Ir w «» gowfini in || dlnui r dt* ** of
-:i
uiiiu muni
home
fioni
P'oit
Wayne,
Ind
.
1
*
1
if
tun
VV»
Mi
to
pFii)
A
t
tin*
Birthday congratulation* thi* and unpev.-arv
to use both
llfo*
wa* lovely in her regal nil# green •UK rrep, with ' *(« I
week go to Mr* Joseph Schmuer haml* on the handle. When U n it- v»hrie they have been visiting lelw thing U Miit i Ik It id n i
ing
ir/
f
o
iin
c
*
Hhe
wore
an
litnlal
gtiwn
of
candlelight
*1
i|»*
Hinn Wrllr#
I** ijuit nutting I’M -Mill,in f.i dnmin'il in 1Hre« luire epaulet ror*.»gr t»f \ hit• i nno Ilia*
Thursdayi P itir. Brown, Huiolit): lug a nail, plan finger* elme live*.
John Bill* spent Christina* with Ku t« !•tif • and d« (*i*i»i»dhing
and Charles Kusotan Mumluy, under the onlllead to avoid a
t lie M* gown won fit i ent tin I ed
' I * "*r •i* ....... mi * iitotlu i .
Christina- l>ay.
hmite If th, hummer in Due* it* hi* mother, M n Louis* Bill*, then wnrthwhtlf.
•itih Firm b point dV out line on ehi»»e a bit ely »o *
i lt
* i » p«*
drove
hi*
wife
and
daughter*
to
Jonnifir
Join*#
t«i
tli
op
I
lu*
The Dellary AMoeiatiun Wei- mm.
high round n» ek with u ptdiif ed gOWfi, itr.«I w 4>14 a i ifi - ay »• «»f uhile
their
new
home
in
Atlnnla.
(ia.
f
«in
rim
ait
coming committ** railed on *evt-t’*>. a acre** driver with n blade
t'liiuellta*
■o l lg r. •■it» n«l)iig iri fnr nt to u low
ii lAtlUR
Mr, and Mr*. Better Drake nud
t un hi* io it 11ip in ut my of 11« «* lotmil Inet* 'it. k 4i(jtliii4d with a
rai of the romer* to Deitary thi
,i u-d* hut tm wiilei than tioft ollow iti|* flu- i tu •until i r tie («•
•on
of
Shlngl.dmuse,
pa.,
and
Mr*.
flit
M
(ilMl.
wrek
Into ruffle 4 tfi'iidiiig to tlo* uniat* •’•'Ption wa« held .it the lo .in r of
■ek.
.lot ..f the verrv l*ut pn -.u ie |
. r
i
7 ul" i'i i " >
\ sl«l*-|l
\ VI IV KIMIll llirtlH III
JaiKd l.«*igh m.d (••iiv Cini h
Mi-s Mildred SelimIrer I* ................. tlo push, nnt on the twist The
'a » -"fd n ro f Mell.lmw, I
line in bio k in form n V ptdtd the bride's "iiler M*- f f Ter
I
’lii-.
"
lli
-’-jn
-iiiilri*.
*il Hit- W c * l" ~ N u . ID
an an honor atudent ut the Kntet
general rule fm him..hold -rrcw j,
1
•fuest* of Mr. ami to niuki' up tlo ti mind* numt l iny *» If 4^overnl bulton- enhanced wiltegiv. 4 1
pri.e school.
rlull, 0Mll u.Hw it: Tu rn right to
«h a rl"
Markawlr.
and marrying.
the front of th«* gown, rearhing to
I br htidn! party ii-yelied In'ltiii
Judy 1in 1 1Hint to do hi*t Mill* On* Hai*tltne anil n-peated on the
la>l we* k end Mr. and Mr*. J. tighten, left tu loo*, n
1
ihe large p irtu te wimtow m ih«
Van New of Beacon, N. V.. were
I'lici* ate iiu-diniiicul finger*1
“ r i*
H a iry Lee U nd- (H-mling outaiil* night dub#.
long fitted ultar aleevr nhleli living 1114*111, Wfill'll nn* hi' MlI if illly
Myrna ta>y m id ) VYi H iuiii I’ouidl fo* fim| ti point over the band*. The
SunlitMl'-* i n - t Slntwiiin
guest* of Mr. and Mr*. J.reph for tight holding. I'*.- nllen. to •«> “ "d daughter of Ilaini-Bvllle
Chriallierger of (Thri*tlierger Man- hold nn.l twi*t wire, for » nnrle were ( hrl.tma* gue.t* ol Mr. an.) — to do a giH#| flu ket togtdh* t
1*4.uff.in* akirt
applitpiiNl with ilerorateil with a light.*! M in t
nia*
tree,
I
’htiMma*
..............
ami
4iri-*’r (iirm iii to not muki an- point .I** split in a grm efiil point
or.
or pull out l.eadle** nail*.
ii .
Dolt and Mr*, (irorgr
othrr picture until *b«* find* a ending in u formul «atirt i nthedtal randies
.I
■ --------H o i . should not lie u».i| on J
Hie !«l |ifi A l a Me w u •i i«1i t eij
I opulnlion of Bremen, (Jer- nut* and lu ll lo-cau-r they may |
r* Marry tieigei accompanied •urr-flrr trlip t.
ti i tt f 'oruplinirntlng the gown, the
Hum pi f •\ It- ; n t utid laUtit •n )*» nit was adorned wtth a *erni* against flu parulleil i |i l ug r**oiii
many, i* 400,000.
damage th. cunn-r* of the nut.
»Vn ""d daughterdn-law. Mr
1BAH M ri, \\ sytit* GfiK*f on s trip Hum!! to find unuthtr film in hub * fiMbiortinl of the -»m e lace, wall A brVely w ill!**
t .I« « ••
to \lisml,
good a* "‘Id* biivo and luixr n«»t
uni
nmf no iniporled euntmir firigntip linen riot ft i oftiied Mm 1 i
Mf. nmi ill 1 1* 1 mn my
atiip m«M|uvra«liiig veil She curried a while ««attn a garlitml of gre#tierv m I «||%er
a v Mr Him
and »«m went to New Smyrna tu ni u f« innlt*,
f ii tin I y Hllde on top of which lav hsdli hung on the wall III "V«* A n
viail M r. and Mr*. Lee,
Montgoinrr) t lift to do am t » n w b iir r'attli’va nrchid* witii arranireniem ,.f while .iinmlliu*
uthi’f pirlurv l>#for«* tin* fun* for* yt'll.iv' llim ala. ntln. hi’.l In a atiuw
Aifrlr-il l.;ile>t N e w - \ ( iirtinui
hranclieil -liver cai-ileiahra
cr nf while satin riblwm ami Calan- ''•■nteri.l the h.ii** table, with Hie
Al-.it I i-v linirol-ir Spi-ciiil Slinrl
Marlon |lrand«» to buy a ih -w th.- arrhi.l*
four Imre.l " e.l-liiiy- cake al une
aull*
elhl nii-l u i r v 'ln l pun. Ii luiwl nl
Mr* J K Trivvilli-jji-i, J r „
Hints To Housewives
\ v \ ,X I **/.//./
G E N E V A NEW S
H IW V 6 A R S
^ ■ to a s r
Miss Hetty -Io It rock Is Married To G era III
Dai id bossing At Tirst Methodist Church
Dcliary News
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A D V E R T IS IN G
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MAY 1951
He Tin* Host Yet!
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SUNDAY
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NEW
Y E A R ’S
— ON T H E SC R EEN —
A HR A N D N E W S T O R Y — " A 1‘ir.fl S A L U T E
T O T H E .M A R IN E S !
H as a Lady
RADIO STATION
IV.T.R.R.
I iM
lit!
t :l«
l:l»
I 4\
1 lIMt
Jifin
the nlher.
Brreivlnir the Kuests .r the .l.w.r
■verr Mr* lullii* (line fe l-l-. »ml
Mr*. John linllnw nv. Mi* llawi.
kin* Cunnrllv aetveii lh* .like, mi.)
M r- It If. Ilnlehia.in ornl Mt* \V
C. Iliitrlii»..n. M-.nt ■ .<1 tin* l.etiie,
|ire*ble-t fiver III,, punch bi|V»|
A*»l»tiriir with •h,- -eivirnr were
Mr*. Gene T inker, foil-in nf the
f.riiie, Mr*. Jiihn Biver
M r- Her
iiert Mnrrlarui. M t’ M i tlnl-.rn,
Jr.. M r- Jne Haaei M i- 4*«-«-r if*
Slierr, Mi*- L li-e 11i.l •I i.-.fi \|i,,
Penrtrte llutehionn. Ml*
Dllnir
M -itinifia, Ml**
Shirley Smith, nn.l M i-- M i m I h-H i
D v-nri.
Ph-alin* bn-te-*r- were Mr*.
II N. S a yrr M r- It II Ctnmli ■
Mr*, prank MacNelll, anil Mi*. .1
C Mitchell Ml** Lv Ilian Ih.yle j
hi'i.l lb" brl-le'* hm>k
V.illnwiiiK the I ece|ll Inn, Ihe
* %T1 H II %T
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VoAtlfi A m rrffifii
P i I p r'hrnr*
M u iiril Variety
N'JlT|iin«1 OiiMrd Hh*.»
D a r Nn n r I t i n r h
World A* T tir r r
It I ft Tn tliT"
1 tf \l i|ft|i'A| Htn«» (*••#
•
Mil 41* IdDPf* 1*11111
4:1® T f»h T lm r Jlr#
ft on
ftill
AiAo
I lh H h m
Hour
HiH»rt» Klnir n f |>«r
N m tp
<•111 #ta nf11r«l \l Ark* i I1»i»dr t
< ! « Tw ilight Ho u r *
4 Ifl Mnort* Tnr.idr
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Drifting On A «'1ot8l
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l*hll Hrrtl At IR r i B
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I® in At Mom# With ftltiih*
lit#® N#w»
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HOWARD da SUVA
the
mr mi-tun nmu
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C O I.O R K D
“JITTERBUG SHOW”
Cotne Idtugh In Th * New Year W ith Un!
O n . y .n r
T le k f U
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T h -1 Nunday \l.
old lt*fr*ln
II) mu- nr All I ’hurrlir*
l>*le ah ear*
Hawaiian Kch*>a*
llrraWfa.t W ilt. A Mlar
M.-...I* in vtu«t.Tim m y.ir trundny
a.inday vt..rnlna Ke*rlv*l
Vl.iH.al Varlalle*
I ltt*l el
ll» li
f?).|a..-|.al i luir.h
Klrlna llrk
Th ru t.lamnlna *11***
Oraanllm .
Hammy Kara lira
N.wa
lirtamllm a
frnnday Mall***
lUenna A m lio ,
Kreddy Martin m b .
l4.ll.eenn Ilnur
y ir* r'aniurlea ,»f yt-R .li
Music
r lv i -l IMlrnlilrk Alkan Vina*
A re Marla ll-jttr
Tummy iN.yaay lira
Tha llrlaht I4|mi|
Wor l d At P it
Kafatr l-marnm
I o firown orb,
Vole* Of Arm y
line*’* To Vata
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life
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S P E C IA L M ID N IG H T SHOW
SUNDAY
A l-.ii
DEC. 31
n p t-itl
w hiittinir
't ( l \ M V \
11:15 l»M .
t*:.TD
I'M .
O NLY!
S iiiiluril'-. I ir--l Slinvv inf*
linker. Mi-* .....
111ft HII *>»1*v H-ch«*fi1 1,.*•*»•«ii
tri®
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ALL
J he Adm iral
EVE
MID-NITE SHOW Sl!N, DEC. Mist
DOORS OPEN AT 11:30 T. M.
O N LY
Couple left fn| n ahull Wtiblinir
Irln to New Orb-ana. Mr* L»*-lriir [
chose fur her trnvelirnr *ulr a
beautiful slate ifrav wool irnlM-r•line suit nn<l ninrhiiiif prey tal
trirnmeil in Mark. Srn- wme bln. k
arrrsinrie* nn.l a ror*aifi> of whit •
nrrbidr.
(lu l-u f-to w n ynerla fnr ibe Weil.line inrlinie.l M* an-l Mr* I’owr II
Quinn of WashlnirDm I> C . Mr
vn>l Mr*. Ilur.il.l McTureou*, nn.l
Mr. a i.' V r* tV*r|-i M cTurenut of
Umatilla, .Mr. ami Mr*. G. (I.
Oldham and M!*» Charlotte ftldham of Leetbunr. Mr. ami Mr*.
Bolland Ham ley, Mi«* Nell Carter,
Mia* J<> Ann Clo'M . Mit* Barbara
Jean Mnriran, Jne Shalroute, (J. G.
Oldham, of Orlando, Mi** Mary
Anne McGinlev of J ark son vi lie.
and Mr. and Mr* John Biveya ol
Keyttnne Heiuhl*
WINTER HAVEN, l l.tiltIDA.— Dorothy Push. 17 yrar-UI WIm*
tor H a m Riglt Siheol Kenlar *111 ftprtoeol the Wlatof R i m
Skfla# Clab la (he ( i(ar Bawl Quern (aotott la b« held to Tampa
•a Jaaury Itt la ronjuactiaa «)lb the I ’Uar B « « l Poatbill Gama.
TU* rotlrrl trill be held (a irlert a |lit to n if rf H lo ll D r i w ,
i ypfeae Gar dear Aauonurld, who war tha ItM d w i a
4
11' **V*-.-i
■t •J^=a‘ *.«, Ai
V '
*
, •
-f gy*jja jp1v
Indiana of Ne*> Meilcti
were
makinrr rom- an-l crude lealllc*
from the filmra of the yucca plant
l-efore the first European rxtilorera artiyeil more Ilian -400 year*
aito.
Mott larire lumber amt paper
companlra in the Unltevi State*
have placed their timber resource*
under m anaftm rnt whirh will
yield a continuoa* arowlh of
tr*e*.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Ihitililr Fealuro llurcuin l*n»jjrnm
ITEREX.
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.
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Also: ( i' ikk) I'ulnr
('nrlnnn
ChUrtren under
12 free!
('rimplelt* Shows fiillibS; r» I*. M.
Children Under 12 Free!
Immnculnte Rent Rooms
“ Movies Under The Stare”
SAN FOR D » O R LA N D O
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�the
PAGE FOUR
sANFonn
herald, sa n fo rd ,
Kentucky Is Upset By St Louis;
Bradley Belabors Syracuse 72-64
South Battles North In Football
Renewal Of War Between States
•lung
April: to Minnv, aiiriogllt" Au
gii*ta, fja , ful the Ma-ler* Tour
narnent and another politiral fhtl
l>arli over the "re vo lt" of the
playing urn* lien ll»ean'* game
effort: Jim f'errler'a Idnwup ""'I
Jimmy Itemaret coming in with
out ■ gallery t» win.
Mav:
nioitlv
Itawhall
The
M IA M I. Iter an (A’l n n r no
I’hlllle*’ |t*l.v Alexander conceding vel featured yeulrrdav'* play in
that Id* clot, might make trouble the annual Grange llowl Junior
young pitcher* mine
vv |iririiiiir 1 if ’M “ w. n psiiiitRitip nr "if tbe
through.”
U « IB-21.
June: llugan again ill Ibe open
Tangerine Bowl al Orlando:
Emorv A Henry f u l l v*. Mortla golf, coining tin "ill’ ll to lie ami
then
win the playoff. The heal
Harvey (0-0).
nf the pteaa io"m In the bain i.l
Clgat Bowl at Tampa: la
1*111RT M « « V:— t ’N lM rH r
'%t«*•■>«' v it mVi*. r n * t I ’m i i H
in Mr
Tiota (Wi*l learher* fOft) v». Merlon and Floli Hai low'* comment
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July: W alkin'' alonp a romitrv V> v«i|i*ii KfititiM, H K f!#*i *fliiAtlPr*
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Miami of Ohio IH -t) ra, Arliona Italian middleweight, and healing
T lll llli IM < »‘— % IRili* MM#
him tell how he didn’t Irani an
l>*>tilni
l i t i l i h l r . i*iii rlr** llo**,
Blata of Tampa (B -l).
It Mr (I J n p M*. Mlri»Ut»
Pineapple Bowl al Hnmdlllii: Ihlnr atemt hitting until he ramr rM“l(r .II*f ff* If»»i»r . Ht»r.
r»*l|* ■
fien/er (2-7 11 vt. Hawaii (d i In America. And Jake laiMolln
I <M I I 9M I M I I a*--l'R f it *11•
giving
him
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a
few
l lc«.i r l « Juan, III k l ‘A t *iff. I l l f h
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night■ la in . J»e l.eul* finally T t n l l Admir* Mr. M y
Oleandor
llnwl at Galvriton,
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I'utiti) h i ?*'
T r 4(jlnf
making
up
bla
mind
to
relmn
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Ta*.: Wharton fTe*. Junior Col1*11 VII M k * I -F it f m r I f •
I'ge (ltl-1 ) va. Han Angelof T c * . the ring.
llu rln
dnift, ilf=*i#v M f r 1 « h b v
A u g u it; vacation time
if von M l i n e . It.jfllu'm IfrtJic*, Hut Inn, Net
Junior College (7-21,
ran'l take it, don’t try a hav tide |i . PrthlM" I U I I H M I - - A ' l l l b t Mllr
al State (!nllege, |'n,, nr fl«hing
J f t r U h n c l.tji Mil* K n i l l , A tint S>l
on the St, laiwrenrr without a l l r , |Tuohim III.II
I N i N t f . Ann
motor to bring you home again"! llnll Pl*». |, ttn TrlitMf r Klhfimr
M U M
till I I I*— A i r » H . Htlr
Ihe wind
H i |Id > Hew tf.l %f i r % Itnffu Hu tlt,
Keptemlai
Sandy S a d d l e r I mm m 11«**.»- Kit | * H it I tilt* I in i r 11 ,
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throwing Willie I'ep with a flving
• It.It I I I It M I------.1 tHt h* MI Ir
mare to regain the world feallierI * **t<*I ■♦ S»t* I *iiit»,
M li
Mrrr*
weight tltte; Ihe rriialtlng def-al %l *•t IT I • T* >fi « *111f i 1111.p r . 1111, 11111,
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JA C K R O N V IM t;, He- .tn i/Vi ilie rievrlatnl llrnwtia hamlril the Tlllt MM' ' t VldDlii
l l ft %• I
A M H i . tl ll r
— l.auia l/iii Jahil, rnitoly young Fagle*: F rra iil *Tia*)*-* huddling
I -It l i t I Mr «• him i it |#*»i M l
*iVtiHt.
ItMttr,
Clearwatet min i ypdenlay won neni a Move in it rhiltv t'atxkill I ’tlHlltHth l l l f V K | Ills |till
Mill i| i f f r f . H ig h
Ihe women'* «inglca lille in the tiMilling rainn while Jake Mintr IVIft hint**! I t ' l l
lillf lf.hr I 'dfttf ft «t«*
551 Ii A iiiiu .i I Mot Ida Piddle I'o u ila nut wo*it* Into hi mouth. I'hatlra
T i t ^ r i i i m r - . mtii* «nia
making goo*l on Jnl r ’« evlrn'n
Tenni* Tournament,
I m f i M i l l VIH l i f t s F ( t f‘n|*.
gant
*tatenienta
bv
aotindlv
whip
maft
T h .im l.f I * M l i n nt |U * k
She defeated Mr» Connie I'llf
Ih e iliivelllm* Ta»|il» Itmlllt « I m*.f §; «' lll'.htlr
Ion Hall »f New Smyrna ncarh ping Jo* I oiil;f -J, 4 fi, fl | in 'h* hard-fought fi of an o th e r fio«- A rm y football
| traoi and the k ankee* winning
;nali match
I Bobby Slrrta of lamp* won hi* anotbii pennant
,way to the final* In the Junior I fbtotieri tbe Yankee* winning
peih»|>'
vingle* by turning Iwrl Have Ken another World Hrrie*.
,r».ify of Tampa, ft-2, tk-2. lie fara* tile dull*-t played In m in t V*»l
I'riiireton Arm y
v*mr fsvor
Don li ii k e of Tampa In final*,
l.uke today ellmlrglcd Roy la n g lit footliall team with Steve
Owen** rehttilt Giant* coining In a
of St. Augu.tlne, ft 2, M .
t in t:- t in i u*.
Janie* Hahn nf St. Auguitlna cloia »ecnnd.
"**-» Plnaer.
Nnvtmhar; »ae|pg a bunch nf
beat MsrT Lou Collin* of Clear.
ii itari- vtarr
I I'll* 4 It '.It*
.water n-4, 4 B, B'4 In a Junior girl* living legend* and IIHentug In on
thrlr
ratulnlicenciu
at
the
fitk'
It Act: f,11y Man.
jingle* matrh,
wii'r
hall
of
fame
football
game
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* In the menS ilngl** nuarter-flBA P R ll ic h la o tt
d u
tl*oitx I t a m r
nail eont»*t», fVIh-uu IlirVyon of And brarinr of the Heath nf anII
llA rn
rtnlltna
th* I'nlver»ity of Florida (t-2, ft*l onther legendary flgtitr, old I’ete
•
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B
la
ck T o p ic .
•Tampa defeated Frank Skllfmau Alevander. You had «ern him iu»t
and Jack Slalbm of Orlando lieal a week before, a lonely, tlrM
Uiad W illi of Daytona Bcarh 5-2, figure ar be catui lot" the pie*a the headline' The N C A A IrtgwiSi
bo* at Yankee (ladiuin
wurmlng up for anothn battle
7-fc.
Decamher: the ftrtng and hiring "va r tbi *antty cod* , , And wind
o! football coarlie* puthing the Ihe alarm dock, mother, tha h*»Fob Paetltk, now
bavkatball ditto of baieball managen nut of letlrall teaeon I* here again.
coAch at Santa Clara, holde tha pro
Nford fu* accuracy from thr foul
l l ^ h * dropped In m of 29B for
Idiura John Heats
Connie Clifton For
Public Tennis Title
the
Kentuckian*
NC State pounded Wake Fore.t, 12-M flolgate halide-l Navy
ita flrat l » u , *21 59,
In the Skyline SI* tourney at
llrnver,
I ’tah
and
Wyoming
reached the final* Utah juit got
na*t llenver, 15-11, while un
(eaten Wyoming Matted Utah
Slate, rdl-SQ.
There » 1 < plenty nf non-tour
nament arlinn.
In thr Kail, I'ennaylvaida ahaded Stanford, 59 5H, Villanova rang
up It* rlchth atraight without*
-el back by dumping Tenneyvee.
91-72.
Dratmoulh
fell
before
Tampa, 52-50, but Vale whipped
Miami 78-*i2, in Ivy I,vague v|*it»
to Florida.
IVInretnn, another Ivy learn,
rarkrd up ita vlith vtraight vic
tory agairint Ohio State. 55 19,
nl f.avt l^nvfng, Mich. In Ihe
other half of that twin hill,
LvkhI Notice
tinlitli. It AITS • « * f**»'**- •**I** H*
Ins •' a* r* ■ Fn»r*
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Ihe s d i F f t i i l n i • *•! a n 1 d o c u m e n l.
ary (ta mpa .
Th e »l* If ent| «eh»n inada l l l t l l
he ■*»» |e* » i.. tli* Tmataaa r a s a rv ln a
unto I he f*i»e| tee *1% »*f th* P h o %
phele, «ti |r»»r«la end
ill fl
vt
a.f Ihe
th»f*'Mi of th ere
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Till: T i l l
Ti l
»»K IN T i :i tN 'A T a
I M I ' K O V n i K M TI*N|I rene»ve the
r lshl 1** t r ) * ‘ * U»r •»!•
MV O K H K I I nf Ih* Tru *le* t of
A Prized Possession
I o n ly wish it w e re possible to perso nally meet
o tir m a n y frlc m lu «n*l
tonight.
Sanford - Orlando
Kcnni'l (lull Kntrirn
custm ncra to w it h
them u
Imppy New Year anti a HUccesnful 1961.
Reali/inf; m y Inability to do this. I therefore
take this means of sincerely wishing to my friends
In central Florida the best of E ve ryth in g in 1961.
J.
VI D E L
JO N E S ,
i. wrier
a t p 'd t l nildninbt «h'iw at
‘■fi* Young, So
.
_It id",
. . . featured
____ In
.
Movieland Hrlve In T b ra lir Sunday at
•lory nf a iiiriv' !{cf«rtr> School.
Tenni* Tout narnent
at
h'lamingo
Park
It ii Ina. -I llolyroil, Miami, and
lloh Gfeen, Wed Pain. Ilemh, de
fiiitol the eculid eeeded dotlhlea
team of Tim ('"•*, Wn-lungton,
II **,. and T e d lingers, t'h w y
f‘h a '«. Mil,, 7-5, *t 0 in a third
loiinil Junior dmddea mutch.
Mi (id 11mi Idea piny foi junior*
tie p m
obi mid youngen got
mult rway with top -.ceded Siilaune
H eir Miami llenrh. and JnciiU"
Grlirry. IV uidetm, Calif.. Iiiiving
un *a v lime hcNtlng IV I -y White,
Miami ll> urh, uiul Aiuiie Itimnad im . Mevien * ity. fko, it I
Hither nd*"t dmihlea leiultt:
IVt bhaffir, St. IV tm liu tg and
Atlantic’s enjoyed
GREYHOUND
by everyone
-J " I /. ,t>.
Some like ale
GOOD WISlIli^
THIS
* ? u £ ty d p c C
and some like
new
YEAR!
But all like Atlantic
and wish our euatomart
F f F I llf f TFl
tha best of Saason'a Chaar—
with many joys to brtghtan,
all tha coming Yaarl
Strickland
ATUNTIC COMCAST..,OMANOO
TUXEDO
»p..'
JB IB
Harold B otw dl, I90 pound gunrd
on the Univeriity of Aiirona
Sreihntali foothill In m . ***»■»
glaisei and a protective face KttarJ.
>*iTir»;
N O T I C R la *.•**•■* al»en 'ha* i K a
T r uM re* Of *hr tnieiaal I m p o o l
In'Iil V ll lxl or (tie H » ' » i t D n e t w
Pur»ii*ni t o l**>. « " ! • I ' * ' foe
•ale. for » o fn p e lh l* * liM*. In T a l l a ha»ee. r i n r l d a
*1 l t i * »
o'clo ck
I I I J u v i a r v t*'1- l> ll, th* '*"<1 In
M U M I M t i i ; C l it: N T T . it•»<-* l h " l a*
fill |nii >:
Iv t I ! ; « > t h n JJ. To vrti th lp J ‘»
The
flrat
Kentucky
defeat
over aha dnwed Oklahoma A
A
M'* 12th *tralgh< victory and
'Itn nr not a‘a 02 *'■! up«rt of Kan
aa*.
So lonlifhl It'll he Bradley
U l-f ll again.! fit. Lotil* O i l
for the Sugar title Kentucky
( f i l l and Syrarine 101 p will
meet In the eonodation came.
fit. I.otii*. after overcoming a
nine-point deficit. »ent the came
into overtime on Kd Seott'a field
C*>al with II aeenndt left. Bay
fionntnloT^’a
15 footer In the
cvfra (H-riml c » ve the Billikrn*
the uptet of the year.
Oklahoma A A M *12*11 won
It . ninth All-follcur tourney by
uhipuinc
ArVan*aa, 51 II , a*
Oklahonta f'ily. Alabama won
llnrd place in the tournament by
topping Teva*. 51-11.
Meyer fikooc’a brilliant ballbandlinc pareil Mirim .o'a in It*
victory over Kan*ar, which had
beru favored to take the Big
Seven tourney at Kan>a* City
K in .a* State. 72-5.1 winner ovei
Nrl.ru ka. nlay* Minmiota to
nicht for tbe title.
T b r f>itie ctavih' at Raleigh,
N.
will match North Carolina
State and Colgate for the title
Holy rod And (.icrn
Advance In Orange
Howl Junior Match
IMS-49 i*a*en
DEC. 30, 1950
The Lo » Angele* Ram* have
thr fevtrvt end in pro football—
Bob Boyd. I9W NCAA
aprint
champion and a 95 iccond 100yard deih man.
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N EW YORK (V f Ml f/|*) |,vt meet* W rit and Ninth m o ll
Sou'll lo'lay in a pielmle |i> ilia New Yc-»i"> day f. - .11..t11 i L m k i
A ' Sin Fram itio, tlir ,’f'lli annual I *it-We*| i Ih i i I i Shrine yarn?
uniuldi b rlm t «n r i i o l n l 6/,000 |>m And. almnd l.fKKI mib* ,u> iv.
al Montgomery. A l t . the Southern grid lone* rnlrrtam I hr North in
the 12th film Cray tuailr
The *extern All-Stara, led by
Michigan Stale'* Fvciclt Grand''
Sports Koimtlup
|ius and Don Stonc-iifcr of North
western, rule n rt * 2-p*iint fn
< III f.II I I 'M , I 'l l rtlN, Jr
vrrite to whip Ihe W rit
The » « ateincrx, M d r m l by
Kyi* H i h "f SillU; Hind Bowlnud
cf MeMtiny ami Whiaier While
of Alison* Male, will be hi rking
fu: !•* fir it vhtory In four
yenra. .
Molt than H 00,000 will no to
the $h| inert' iiippled children'.
hckpjt*l. k id "If time at K rra i
Stadium it 5.10 I'. M. (E K T t .
The Southern Stan. although
boldi|»d with Injurlea. ate alirht
favorite* avalutt Ihe north. T h is
too, |« a Snilne game, with niott
of the receipt* going to rbarity.
Sorp" 2?,.'!*’ me repert'il for tlm
kickoff it 1 I* M. The South hold*
a 7 I edge In the aeile*. having
won U tt year'* g»m r, 27-13.
N l o a i n t the*p two warmup*
roipea Ihe rliroa* of a great r.ea•on on Monday !hr Rn-e, f'ot
an SS.fl parcen* average during tha
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W a s h i n g t o n . Dec. so — <**>
A P Special Washlniton S « r * l «
— Senator Fulhrlgnt ( D -A rk | said
WASHINGTON. D«u 30—</P)—Officially Will™ M. (FuHbaiO today he will ask Congress to
Miller ii chief doorkeeper of ike Home of Representative!: unofficially place a single boss over the Re
construction Finance Corp., (R F C )
h*-'i odd-job* man for hit 435 boties.
despite president Truman'* vigorFishbait, or Fiih. at he‘t (rnerally known on capilol hill, vu* o|i|M>f<ition to th* plan.
probably la Ibe most accummodat-*
Fulbright, who heads a Sen
Ina man around lha place.
ate sulicomiiilttee investigating
Dora a representative need
RFC policies, told a reporter he
babysitter, Flah find* one or
will introduce his one-man-bos*
ar«d be he art* a* one him ielf;
bill In the new Congress opening
be doesn’t smoke but carries a
nest Wednesday. He added that
Wore than 3,000 profrstionsl he will ask the subcommittee lo
lighter and whips II out whenever
aeongressman needs a light; he nunes are needed In Florida im bark him.
summon* laxlcah* fur members; mediately in order to provide ade
One iiMlnlirr of the group.
Imps them move; remember* quate nursing cate for the greatly Hr ini tor
Dougbal ID -Ill), tuiil
increased
number
of
casualties
in
their birthdays, lie is waterbuy
newsmen he will support the bill.
Arm
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huspitals.
It
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hosui
for the annual Re publican-Dr mo*
At hi* news conference Th u rs
b!y MUs Undine Hams, jin-aldent day, ('resident Truman said he
rrttie baseball fame.
f
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Nurses
As
Anything he can do, he does. ol
Intends lo make a third attempt
Doing favora for others, parti* sociation following a recent meet 10 gel Senate approval of his
n 's r ly
Democratic rrprrsenta- ing in Miami.
nominations of the five-man hoard
The Ariny'a request for 3,000 that now heads RFC affairs un
tires, is his long suit It’s not just
professional nurses was based on der temporary appointments. Ful
• pose— -he
ha enjoys It.
Natural!;
ally, this doesn't hurt his vacancies In terms uf the nursing bright'* committer blocked two
chances of holding onto his Job. specialities as follow*: gennal previous attempts.
The doorkeeper, along with duty, 2,364; operating room, 215;
Mr. Trum an also rejected FulOther house officers, is elected at lieuiospsychiatric nursing, 20.3; liripM'* proposal to put R F C
the start of each new Congress anesthesiology, 144; supervisors limb i n one-man management.
by the !luu*e membership but and brad nurses, M.
Ho Senators contends the step
By the end of l**t month, large would fix lesponsiblllty and pro
actually is selected ill the caucus
of whichever party controls the nundier* uf men wounded in Korea duce tiettrr administration.
bad )>eeii admitted to A rm y bospi- I Fulbright said today he thinks
House.
Pish now 1* winding up hi* tali. It was reported by the De “il‘a preliable" his subcommittee
first two-year term. And, as far partment of Defense. Blnce then, will start public hearings In early
as he knows, ha's unopposed as casualty ll*ta have mounted. Re- Intmary into charges of political
Democratic choice to continue. verses in Korea arr immediately interference in RFC affair*. The
That Is what count* since Demo reflected nut only in territorial group lias la-eu highly critical
crat* will organise the B2nd Con- losses hut, more tragically, in the of some R F C loan policies.
numbers of men injured. Thou
gm * neat week.
lull-right
said the starting
•But he doesn't lack friends sands have already been evacuated point for the projected new hear
to
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and
mure
ings will be an i-crusatlon by L.
among the Republicans either—
thanks to hi* never-ending effort will tie returning in the week* 11 (Hidden, former manager of
ahead.
the RFC's branch office In D al
to be of service. Republican le a d
las, Tex., that "a stench of poller Martin (R-M ass) once observed
tits" ha* arisen within th* agency.
that "If the Democrats ever can't
(Hidden
voiced the charges
uke Piihbalt, we can."
when he resigned after the R F C ,
Fish bait comes from Pasca
in a wide spread personnel shakegoula, Mias. Ho docs hia nickname.
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flMFl
White he was a young kid way. Bapid rspsnslon of air |«» up, ordered his transferred to
•rawing up on the llisslsslnnl wer to meet the national emer lluuston. Tea
Gllibb n asked the Fulbright
Qulf Coast
he was a small,
gency raused the A ir Force to
scrawny chap— a shrimp.
skip the first phase of it* p sa group to grant him a bearing.
Tin subcommittee's authority,
“ And down there shrimp Is iling Slid give automobile run
for fishbolt," he explains.
panic* a titrable share of air under tin- icoalition creating it,
He’s long ilnre outgrown that craft production without waiting will eapiie Jan. 31. However,
aiehname physically, ilnco he tips for idle alicraft plant* to re Fulhright'a statement seemed to
the scales at over 100 pounds.
indicate the group will ash Con
open.
Now 41,
Piihbalt came
to
The aircraft doesn't like this gress for additional lime to exW ith Ington I I years ago on the rhnnge, coming without warning plutc rrasons for the personnel
renege list of Rep. Colmer in the middle uf its plan* for that cup, not only in Dallaa, hut
in Rnstnii, Detroit, and tome
N ils }. H r still calls Colmer eipandlng production facilities.
A ir horce officials explain that other branch office*.
• served In vnrlous tapari- the speed up stemmed from Mi.
ayound lha House and in 1044 Trumsn'a emergency declaration
a Democratic doorkeeper, Dec. 16. It called for a rut hark in
leans controlled the House civilian product* and allocation uf
ut the minority party al strategic material* to defen*e
ICeslIssW r m s * m , Os'
ia a doorkeeper.
contracts. The Air Force decided and halted Toledo yard opera
_ pear* latsr when Demo there wa* on longer time for the tions fur a day.
wan control, he took over as planned pre-emergsitcy expansion
Shields sold that whan John
doorkeeper. That same year of thee aircraft production hase li. Steelman, presidential assist
_ doorkeeper for the Demo- by aviation companies alone.
ant, disclosed the settlement, it
National Convention,
The emergency meant that was understood to lie subject to
taa about Flshhalt are plants building such thing* a* xppruval by general rhalrman of
automobile*,
refrigerators
and the four tililunt Involved. Shields
nstahcc, Ha found out that television seta would have to re- added Jan. 16 wax mentioned as
«
Bpb Doughion (D -N C ) likea dure output. It meant many a |Hi»«IMe date for further talha,
gum so, everytitne
rverytlt
workers would be unemployed If •b--uld they Is- needed.
rnton now, h* whit
lot
Under the proposed pact, 180.the new Item* to he bnllt
gum and hands it over were produced in iilanta not yet WHi yard service men in the four
y e a n ago he stayed up all reopened and retooled.
union* would get a 23-rent hour
to he fust In line to eel
Secretary of Defense Marshall ly |>*y hike, retroactive lo Oct.
offices for Democratic Re told the three service* "to spread I. On Monday, tlu-y would grt
ntativei who hid rommls- rontrart* across industry as wide another two cents.
hlm to get them office ly as possible x X ■ ! « taka up
The I Hi),000 road service em
■pace.
slack In Industries now faring ploye* of the operating unions
The
other nay
day nr
he was answer- cutbacks la-cause of material- would get five cent* mors hour
in s tuner
of Rep. shortages."
Im phones In ths office
u:
ly, retroactive to Oct. I, and an
Mills (D -A rk ). It seems that
The answer was to select some additional five rents Jan. 1.
away for items— In this case airplanes—
Mills* staff hadI gone
gm
Arrangement was provided for
holidays and Mills took on# of which could ia- produced in gov quarterly rost-of-livlng pay ad
.y o u n g daughters to hi* ofDee ernment standby plants now in justments of one cent more or
>help out. Flah found out about use by other Industries. The Air less fur each point th* Federal
and volunteered to help, and Fores decided that although th* Consumers' I'rlce Index rose or
took the little girl out to time It would lake to start mili fell. After Jan. I, 1958, produewhile her father was busy tary production in these plsnts Uvilydtmiruvi-mrnt raises could
ehrro.
would lie about the same a* for lie negotiated, if government polBut the prise story concerns reopening idle plants, the new Icy approved such allowances.
the time he subbed for a minister
K licy would avoid dislocation of
at a wedding.
•or.
a friend he attended the
The first two etsmplpn of this
ding of Mis* U n o ra llyrd, policy
were decisions to have
rrs secretary, and dene Kaiser-Fraser build the Fairchild
(Continued Item Fig# One)
Fllllus. In the middle of the
ny the minister became C -IIO packet transport at the statement, he told hi* command:
Willow
Run
plant
near
Detroit
“W# face severe triala. We chall
ai*d 'Motioned for Miller. and to have General Motors build
___ over and continued
need dogged determination In at
th#
Republic
F
4
4
P
Thunderjet
tach and utm .st tenacity In de
the minister recovered—
In time to pronounce Fighter at the so-called North fense."
American
plant
near
Kansas
City,
He compared the adverpltlea to
men and wife.
sr-. J
I lira! Ptlllua figure Kas.
those that fared ashlngton'a soldBoth
Fairchild
and
Republic
lers at Valley Forge. But Rldg■t oo well married as If
wer# hnea deep In expansion plant way added:
at
ths
time.
In
fact,
they
war*
vmd the cdtem«iIWt
h,f*
"I have complete confidence in
jTT te chief doorkrepe; ho super- ready to move into Idle war-built your ultimate success."
plants.
. vises the work of seme 300 other
MacArihur's war xummary said
If still further expansion is II. N. troops engaged Red pat roll
keepers, messengers, pages,
necessary.
A
ir
Force
officials
say,
in sporadic action.
liters and the life.
... ever, the only appointment It will be done through airplane
The Communists forced Allied
he can make personally is hi* own rornpaniea along the tines of their troops to pull hark on the caitem
■eerstary. A ll others are named original mobilisation planning.
flunk.
Aviation Industry leaders do
by Ut# Representatives.
The lop commander reported a
HM_biggost headache la hand- not quarrel with the logic of the thickening of enemy forces on th*
* gallery
in i' . tickets whan plan aa it relates to disruption of western flank.
8?
Went addresses joint labor markets and broadening thi
Allied troops made minor gains
military production base. Hut they in the Chogyo-Gron sector of the
ons ol
of Congress
sessions
than 800
hold fewer
fe w e r______
M people— baro contend that:
east central front.
I. Industry should have been
enough for one ticket to each
Hut on the eastern front the
Nurses Are Needed
In Army Hospitals
Air Force
Kail Unions
E
Sub re Jets
told beforehand what would hap
pen In n situation such aa deve
loped— that la, an unanticipated
emergency declaration. Blnce It
wasn't told, they point out that
mublllsatlon plana drawn with sis
years' work are put on ice and
tha hopes of aircraft company
hTilf man who precede* workers for biggsr jobs a n dash*
Into th* House
I. World War II history Indi
•Mmmrtng to the ascate* use of outside Industries to
_ "M r. Bamhar, the Pr
build airplanes should be n last
Of the United State*.”
Truman addressed half a rathr than n first step. Th* re
11*40
slnt sessions of Congress cord* show that from
through IM S fifteen non-avU.1 two years,
aponies produced <9,107
1far, Flah sen, kla own r
ia* ha aircraft Uactwdlng 11,471 Navy
______ built by i single auto
mobile company), while M avia
lion companies built 303JUN
planes. Twelve of those 86 comunhatched bird F u l l ia business today built
118,117 plane*.
1. Tha A ir Fort* turned to
automobile companies for new
r and Representative,
demand Is terrific, but
Fish comes through each
with hit scalp Intact.
1 on the point, he will
Umt he usually holds
f o r tickets to meet last
southward-drlvln Reds had scored
gains of seven and a half mllra aa
early as Thursday.
A. F. corrsspodsnt Hal Boyle
reported the caoltal of Seoul Has
become a ghost town.
In a four-hour clash 87 miles
north of Seoul, an Allied patrol
crossed the lev Imlln R lvw . hut
rsn head-on Into t.hinaao
Chinee* nan*
drov# tha patrol
The Communist* di
said It destrovad
hark. Th* patrol sal
an enemy plllbos,. killed t l C W ~
new ami wounded IB.
A. P. correspondent William
Barnard reported &from 1
Eighth
Army headquarter* there was
■ oelof Communist Infiltration of
I tronn#
and rutting o fU V N .
1
ittlag of
supply routes In the fluid eastern
tartar.
roared
to be
pouring
mor#
troop*
He said
also
that tha
Reda
ap-
te
NEW Y O R K . Dec. 30— (A*)— The buiinest world was fairly well
divided today in its reaction to the voluntary prize freeze by the
government. D j I a majority who were vocal were chorusing:
The government muit mean the other fellow— it can't mean me."
Petition To King
•('■altaas* C i * n •*•■* H ad
ulckrned Scotland Yard's tearrh
ur the weighty relic today.
The rrram of British sleuths,
tracking the tr.M-poun.l sandatem*
block since It was lugged out uf
Westminster Abbey early Christ
mas punning, were cagey about
the petition's genuineness, but
made quick contact wllh Glssgu
police who have a copy.
A Scotland official said “ In
view of the
absence of any
signatures, » r feel it must lie
regarded as rather Inconclusive."
The stately petition appeared In
letter to a Glasgow newspaper.
The communication was anony
mous, "his majesty's petitioners,"
*>i the authors put it, "Relng in
fear of apprehension."
Scotland Yard would like to
grt Its mitts on the abductors uf
the cherished coronation Stone,
especially after poller fished for
it in a II)de Fark lake yesterday
and landed a rusty Iron safe,
some rultrrrtr, and an iron chai.'*
?
Instead.
A
large throng, alternately
cheering and groaning, watched
the pollre e fforts, scheduled to
lo- resumed today beeBUM a large
object on the slimy lake bot
tom kept hope alive.
T h r petition to the crown de
clared its author- were the per
sons who carted off the Stone.
It cited as evidence of good
faith certain hitherto unpublished
details on defects in a wrist
watch left at the scene of the
braien robbery.
The petitioners said the Htone’s
proper place uf retention is
among his majesty’s Kcottlsh peo
ple wno above all hold this symled dear."
They recalled that the sand
stone slab, over which many a
British monarch was crowned—
and Bcoltiah rulers liefure them
-was wrested from Hcutland by
force “and retained In England
In breach of the pledge or his
majesty's predecessor."
This prtdeeeaeor was Edward
I, who pilfered the Stone of
Scone from Scotland in the 13th
century, an art which still ag
grieves ardent Scottish nation
alist Sent* and the terms of th*
petition dovetailed with their
theories.
United NationH
irealiaaea Vfeet »•"•» ” er
most completed and Is In operation.
Th4 meeting halt* should b* com
pleted by next June. Until thrn
the Security Council amf other
rounrils and committees will con
tinue to meet In lake Success.
Emergency meetings of the Gen
eral Assembly also ran lie held
temporary assembly hall at Flusheither In luike Sucre** ur in the
Ing Meadow.
The new General Assembly hall
should be ready In IVB2, In Urn*
far the assembly that year. Aftei
(he Lake Success quarters are va
cated emergency assembly ses
sions can be held in the old roller
skating rink on th* ait* of the
1039-40 Worlds Fair, the assem
bly meeting place since 1047.
Th* IPSl assembly It to lie held
In Europe.
With th* headquarters In oper
ation, the "United Nations, N. Y.”
address becomes effec*. By agreement with Congress,
Kstoffiet
the U. N. headquarters alia la
little Inviolate area of Ita own
which even F.B.I. agent* cant en
ter on duty,
unlaaa tha
give*
Jt untwgg
IHV U. N.
41* Klava
tham
e ra il...................................
them D
permission.
Mall addressed
throughout
I world to tha United
___Jthe
Nations address will com* to th*
headquarter* building.
Winter weather has slowed
d m . m o m building work. U. N.
officials cross their finger* on a
possibility that O. 8. deftns* needs
may Interrupt tvork. Ho far, there
Is no Indication of IL Th r national
production board has even step
ped In at least once to Insure th*
supply of materials.
Both the secretariat and meeting hall* building* her* are box•"■ped-Th* squat General Assem
bly building will have tome curv
ing lines with a shallow, false
dome. The fourth building In th*
lot la a seven-story concrete structure taken over from th* City of
New York when the IMOO.OOO
site was bought. It la also a plala
box-type xtructuro. Until now used
aa an administration baa* by ar
chitects and construe*l«n head*. It
J* being converted Into a U. N.
The secretariat building I* strik
ing beet use Ita >ast and weal aide*
are glass walls— 5.400 six-foot
wlndowi htmr rfoht onto the steel
■tructuro. It* north and south
!r2
W Vermont marble
*
*Bhoot a elass opening.
u ll
™
£L°?
i t ! T if*
fBHBam'a
«>lv 78
II r o M 91 ff#t M o w
to hold the ntraetaro, go ax deep ax
40 feet Into Manhattan rock.
Chin#*# 1
Rad
China**
Rad rugimoat,
Kite the •raa.'Ono U . N . D lvlitea «d
!?>, moving
" " T ! 11* through tmyhaa. M
do# north of S
8#oul. It was
reported four enemy regiments In “ Bro .due
bmded toward Red-hald Kaesong.
lt» -rotor.
Both Chines* and Korean Goan
U. N. element* gained from 1,mm to 13 0 0 yards In a light an- monlete wer* uean In th# Y«*.
th* aircraft Industry wharo^ with
BO mile* north**** of chan area. Eighth A m y off!cere
production without using addi
tional CLpacIty now available in
Some companies out of the 250
which the etonomle stabilization
agency asked to hold the price
line replied they would.
Some added that they wer* go
ing along with the idea altbuugli
they considered it unjust in their
own case.
Hut th* majority hadn't made
up their mind as yrt how tu reply,
and said privately they didn't see
huw the request could apply In
them.
Through the confusion came a
number of charges that the E S A ’*
"fa ir standards" statement was
vague and in need of clarifica
tion. Home said openly that nu
voluntary
price
frees* could
work.
"It's a rrazy. crackpot Idea to
»-k us to roll hark our prices tu
free. I, If our suppliers don't
first," says a rayon yarn pro
ducer. Rayon prices have rune up
this month, hut other textiles
have been fairly quiet price-wise
since Dee. 1.
Carnet maker*, however, have
been boosting price* this month,
and some of them think KHA
-bould exempet them from the
freeze, because they have been at
th* mercy of soaring raw wool
price* In other countries where
they get their auppllra.
The National Retail Dry Good,
A'aneiaUoe, represent I m- 7JW0
stores, approves of the Idea of a
freeze on store mark-up, at the
June, I960, level of store practice,
but Its general manager add,
that several words and phrases
|n thr ESA request need better
definitions, If the freeze Is to
work.
International Harvester (Jo. I*
withdrawing Its price Increases
made Dec. 12 but says the roll
back "creates an immediate hard
ship In our buslnes-" and ask
fur a quick reconsideration by
ER A .
A number of the largest nil
companies say they will hold the
ries line, but the president of
'lyniouth Oil Co., save the In
dustry objects to being singled
out for "a whimsical freezing of
the price of a commodity like
crude oil."
Th* food Industry la awaiting
mor* detailed internr-d tinn of
the price freeze request before
deciding what to do, says the proa dent of the Groccrv Manufac
turer, of America. And one big
chain grocor* executive xsjrt:
“ More than 200 different foods
we buy have gone up In price
sine* Dec. 1— bmy can we handle
a matter like that over night 7"
U . 8. Bteel. which ral,*d price,
Dro. I, Is silent. B ut many steel
fabricators, taking it for grant
ed that "big steel" Is In under the
wire, say that th*!*- eo,«s writt tip
as of that date, while their prices
didn't go up until later, "llnw can
w* roll tiack our own price* to
Dro. I, If wc must pay more for
»te*l?" they ask.
Font and General Motor* sav
they must scrap their five-year
labor union contract* unless they
are allowed price relief each lime
the wage seal* goes up.
Labor leaders announce they'll
_ » along with a wag* frees*, but
only If Urn coat of living Increases
f
»*
SATURDAY D EC SO, 1B50
Foreign Policy
t r # t llt s H Wvats r*«* (lael
economic, political and military
Hiength.
The G.O.P. Foreign Affairs m lriser tu the State Department add
ed that the “only effective defense
for us and for others," should
tha Soviet Union decide on open
war, “ It the capacity to counter
attack."
Senator T a ft (R -O hio), speak
ing at Cincinnati, said:
"There ia a great lack of con
fidence in Washington felt through
out the whole country. We arc
contiuually
wavering
between
panic ami reassurance. One mo
ment we are told that Russia will
attack tomorrow; am] miother, that
we can work the whole thing out
in time."
Ta ft said some of the freling
la due "to the people lo the Pent*S on." He said he has "no confi
rm-* in the Judgment of many of
our top military people."
In Washington, Senator Wherry
of Nebraska, the COP leader, aald
"prudence dictates that the United
States conserve its limited
rosources and not fritter them away
in palrhwork Uefen-ea throughout
the globe."
Wherry called in a radio speech
for “an impregnable ring of air
liases around Hu.-sla" to he set up
by the U.S. and it, Allies. H ? add
ed that “ air and sen [lower should
t>e our major contribution to the
mutual defenses."
Ta ft said that because of de
fense - pending thr American
standard of living is due for a 10
President Trum an will present a
percent rut. He said he hopes that
definite program soon. He added:
“ The American people should be
told all the problem* confronting
this nation It Is they who must
moke the sacrifice. They should
know whether our effort to de
fend all of Europe eventually will
destroy the eeonumlc life of this
country."
Dulles said in advance of his
New York speech that It was not
planned as an answer to Hoover's
proposal for concentrating defense
rffort* In the Western Hemisphere,
said:
“ It D possible to plan, on pa
per, ami describe in words what
It la -tin should be an Impregnable
defense, a China wall, a Maginot
Line, ■ rock of Gibraltar, an A t
lantic and Pacific rnoat. But the
However, in the speech itself, he
mood that plana such a defense
rarriea the seed of Its own col
lapse. A defense that accepts en
circlement
quickly decompose*.
Th a t has been proved a thousand
time*."
Sparkman and other Democrats
generally applauded Dull**' en
dorsement of the kind of collec
tive international defense aimed at
munlty.
But there waa soma Republican
dissent.
Senator Kern (R -M o ), a sharp
critic of the Trum an Administra
te the North Atlantic pact comlion's foreign policies, complained
thnt Dulteu had not attempted to
answer what the Senator called
Hoover’s "main point."
That our Allies cannot expect
contlnurd assistance
from
the
American people when they ahow
no convincing will to defend themaelves."
Senator Hchocppel (R-Kanl told
reporters he doesn't think it la
"Isolationism” to plan for * strong
America. Previously, Mr. Truman
had said that the Hoover formula
wa* nothing more than Isolationlam, adding ‘that tbs country
wasn't going bark to that
Observing that he cant go along
are guaranteed, and only after with some of Dulles' theories,
food price* and rent* are brought Schoeppel said:
under control.
“The American people are look
The maloritv of huilnessmrn, ing for some sort of Mqses to
however, probably are In the same Irad us out of this situation. He
boat a* an official of the Thor doesn’t have to be too smart, but
Corn, which raised prices on just a plain, good American who
cluthrs and diah washers last puta lha United States abqye allFriday.
out Internationalism."
a "We're still trying to figure
Senator Watkins (R -U U h ). an
out the ruling,” hd says. "And other critic of tha Administration's
(hat takes a little bit of doing." policies, aald “ It will b* easier to
decide whether former President
Hoover or John Foster Dulles h A
rovlded the best solution to meet
f t e situation" If th* U. & finds
out flrat whether Western Europe
has the will to defend Itself
ones are charging up*to*|W a “against
Communism."
roupl* for tha averting's enter
Senator McMahon (D-Conn), a
tainment,
Foreign
Relations
Committee
Dominick Et Louie on 46th
said he was "pleased that
Street In mid-Man Italian will member,
hand out bottles of milk aa pa Mr. Dullr* has spoken out against
trons leave— to help those who the Herbert Hoovrr proposal of
I960 and the Henry Wallace pro
need It to sober up.
posal of 1946". adding:
But Gene Leone, who runs
"Without doubt they wrote a
Leone's on West 48th Street, Is recipe
for disaster."
closing.
Senator Douglas (D -lll)
aald
"This I* a time for serious re that,
by Implication, Dullca “ has
solutions," ho said, “not for
the finger on th# weakneoa of
champagne dreams. I would ra put
th# Hoover position— If wa aban
ther think of my friends Joining don
Europe and Asia we gl7# up
In quiet prayer for Ui* world's most of th* air bases we need to
future Ilian In noisy celebra
defend ounelrea against attack."
tions."
Senator McKellar (D-Tenn) aald
Chicago, also unhampered by
Sunday liquor law*, oxperta sell he thinks Dullea “la right In aayout* fa Ita nightspot*. Bo does ing wo must consider our neighbor* In planning our ds/enae— W#
New Orleanscan't tlv» alone.
On the ether end of th* scale la
In a speech last night before th*
Philadelphia, where th* thirsty
bare t* da thair drinking today. American Political Science Asso
Pennsylvania bans Sunday liquor. ciation, Sparkman aald that “ you
Bom* nightclub*,In the state will cannot eliminate tha religion of
atay open without bare. But most Communism with bullets a]oao."
H* proposed Increased effort* to
of them will ai m , Boston can have Ita liquor Sun aid the peoples of underdeveloped
day nteht— but no dancing until •r« * uf the world in rxlalng their
standards, and added:
midnight
.
.. * living
“ When the fields of this earth
DotreHaer *•« drink beer but
i Hard liquor on Baadayu and » » » well tillad and covered with
. me of It* gayest spots treat bo
Men
Nmp
la ir'*
Eve.
In
Em#*! A . Grots, deputy U . &
Washington, it will ba th* same
up to midnight. Llauor gore on representative to th# 0 . N „ told
asm* meeting that th# pursale then, but the ban goe* on th#
poa# of Soviet diplomacy and oreagain at t A. M.
In Eanaa* City under a similar paganda la to split the rest of th*
arrangement, liquor can be had free world from the United ptate*.
II* said this effort to create dis
only from midnight to 1:80 A. M.
Many epgte there aren't bothering unity among non-Cammualat na
tion* follows thru* Hare:
t0 °*iumbu**b#cki Htto a similar . >
A alnaa.Amortcaa*
‘
‘
I t o ^ r t In tur*» M Imperial lata sad aggrea-
Americana
■i
I f *-
THB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
“Fishbait
lit” Miller Reigns Supreme Arkansas Senator Reaction To Voluntary Freeze
One Head
Of Prices Is Usually Confused
In Position Of House Doorkeeper Proposes
For Loan Agency
^
At THE CHURCHES j
. 1. Charaft Notice* must he presented at the Hsrald olfire
ley before publication.
Sanford MlnlaUrUI AsaocUtioa
Rev. H. L. Zimmerman, President
ion C. Crew*, See. - Treaa.
F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N
CHURCH
Rev. Algo* G . M rlnnU. B .D ,
Paster
B:4& A M. Church School.
11:00 A.M . Morning Worship.
Sermon by M r. Mclnnis.
6:30 P M. Youth
Fellowship.
Pioneer Fellowship.
7:30 P.M.
Evening
Worship
Service.
Special Music for Sunday Morn
ing: Dual, "Love Divine" by
Georg* Tcuhy and Robert Brown;
Anthem, “God So Loved
Ths
World" by th* Chancel Choir.
Spoclal Music for Sunday even
ing: Duot, "Just As I A m ” by
Stanley Bromley and Donna Lou
Harper,
W H IT E G I F T S E R V IC E
On Sunday Evening at 7:30 P.M.
the Pageant, The Coming of Christ
will b* presented by Inc Sunday
School of the Presbyterian Church
In the Sanctuary.
The Pageant prrernta the Pro
phecy and Fulfillment of th* com
ing of the Messiah.
The public is cordially Invited
to attend thia pageant.
Mr. Baker, director of th* pa? #ant announced today that the
ollowlng will take part it) the
pageant:
Curtain Angela: Mrs. Ralph Ray,
Mr*. Walter Steele, Mist Betty
Moore, htlas Ells# Hutchison, Mias
Maud Wilson,
Mis*
Elizabeth
Woodruff, Mi*a Freid* Hpelcht*,
Wise Alice Andes, MU* Patty
Dunn, Mia* Harriett Redding, MU*
Shirley Kubanka, Mrs. E. J . Shep.
ard.
Izaiah: Mr. J . E. Monger
M ary: Carolyn Patrick
Joseph: Robert Mlncv
The Shepherds: Edwin Vara. J.
F. Green, Sidney Vlhlen, Bobby
Ruxtell
The WUemen: Stanley Bromley,
George Touhy, W . M. Hoag
Th# Angel: Clifford McKibhln
The Heavenly Host; Judy Robb,
plana Aiken, Ann# Aiken. Mary
Scott, Dchhy Scott, Ann Thuriton,
Nettle Baker. Sally Rohh
Angela: Anne Aiken and Lucy
Moughton
Herod: E. J . Shepherd
A Croup of Worshipper*: Mrs,
Dick Aiken. Beil ford Aiken, Arthur
pekoung, Nancy Robb. Jim m y and
Dotty Bollinger, Roy Wright. Ro
bert Miller.
The High Priests Mi*. Arthur
DeYounr
Spaclal Music for the pageant
will be furnished by Sir*. George
Tnuby) Organist and Chofr direc
tor for th* Flrat Presbyterian
Church: and member* of th# Youth
Choir. Dick Aiken will atee “ O
HMv Night’.' and “ Geau Bambino"
ami Carolyn Patrick will ring,
“Aw ay in A Manger- .
Methodists Hear
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F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
J . E. McKinley, Miniater
Mr*. P. IL Stephenson, D.R.E.
9:45 A.M . Church School. A data
for every age.
11:00 A M. Morning Worship.
Sermon Topic: "New Year's Text .
6:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship Seen
vie*.
'
7:80 P.M. Evening
Worship.
Sermon Topic: "Student Recogni
tion".
SEV EN TH
D A Y A D V E N T IS T
CHURCH
Seventh Street and Elm Avenue
A. B. Dejo. Elder
Church Service. 11:00 A. M. Sat
urday.
Sabbath School. 0:30 A.M .
*
CH UKCH O F T H E N A Z A R E N U
111 Maple Arrnue
U K. Buthtoii. Pastor
Sunday 8chool 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship 10:45 A.M .
Junior Society 7 on P.M.
N .Y P.8. 7:00 P.M.
Evening Service 7:45 P.M.
A world wide rail to prayer will
start Momtay. W r will have our
church door* iipen from 7:00 to
0:00 every night. Come and pray.
F IR S T C H URCH O F C H R IS T, *
S C IE N T IS T
M0 East Second Street
Sunday School 9:46 A.M.
Morning Service 11:00 A.M.
Wednesday Service H.ou P.M.
Reading Room Tuesday* and
Friday* 8:00 to 6:00 P.M.
“ Chriitlan Science'* I* the sub
ject of the Lemon-Sermon which
will tie read In Churrhrs of Christ,
Scientist, throughout the world on
Sunday, December 31.
<,
Th# Golden Text lx: "When he,x
the Spirit of truth, la come, he
will guide you into all truth: for
he thaJI not apeak of himself; hut
whatsoever he shall hoar, that
■hall ho speak: ami he will ahew
you things to come” (John 18:13).
Among the citation* which comria* the Lesson-Sermon ia tha
.ollowlng from th# Bible: “ Verily,
verily, I aay unto you, Hu that belleveth on me, the works that I
do shall ha do also; and greater rt
works than tha** shall he do; be-1
caut* I go unto my Father" (John
14:18).
The Leason-Sermon also Includ
es the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. “ Sci
ence and Health with Key to tha
Scripture* “ by Mary Baker Eddy:
“ Our Master healed the sick, prac
tised Christian healing, and taught
the generalities of IU divine Prin
ciple to hi* student*; hut he left
no definite rule for demomtrat-( u
ing thle Principle of haallng and>
preventing disease. THI* rule re
mained <o be discovered In Chris
tian Science" (147:84-20).
R
F R E E M E TH O D IS T CHURCH
W. Fourth Street ami Laurel
Avenue
Fred K. Horton. Faster
rare no*I
» y * that man U merely the nun l
Intelligent of the animal*.
Sunday School 9:46 A.M .
“There can never he pear# lieMorning Worship 19:45 A.M.
tween the»e two phlloaphire," he
Young Pi-uples Service 7:00 P.M.
declared. "There may be an armed
Evening Worship 7:30 P.M.
true*, hut th* only time pear*
Prayer Merting Thursday 7:80 Tf.
will com* la when on* aubduts the P.M.
other. And the subjugation of
Communism need not come alona C O N G R E G A TIO N A L C H UR C H
through war. Why not “** educa Park Avenue and Third Street
tion, understanding and mutual J. Bernard Root, Minister and
helpfulness with all Hk# mlndod
Teneher
Christian nation*?"
Church School 10:00 A .M .
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
Council Predicts
« ( •alias* -
•••• r«e* o**»
warning to New Year'# celebrant*
thla weekend.
.
. ..
"The Christina* holiday death
toll waa ehoaking," Dearborn aald
In urging caution to motoriata and
pedestrian*.
Today’* survey showed five
traffle dialiia.Jtoce 0 »
Mirt, N ,w Hunpthlr,
Ohto.
On* death In a Are wna reported
in the District of Columbia.
Th# ChrmitMas weekend traffic
toll of 545 waa equivalent to 187
taken Dec. 8-11. waa 848, aoulvaa day. A non-holiday weekend toll,
lent to 76 dooths a dav. In th#
flrat 11 months of 1950
------ —tnei - - 31,230 traffic fatalltlea, equiva
lent to 98 a day. However, the 11_____
___
.
month figure Include*
delayed
deaths which do not ahow In a
■pot survey.
Th* Council aald there waa a 10
percent Increase In traffic death#
same period In 1949. Th# 8410
up to Dec. 1 oa compared to tha
deaths In November were I percent
higher than in November last year.
The Council aald th* math total
thla rear grew In relation to In
creasing mileage, which Is 11
percent higher than in 1848 and 40
percent above 1841.
Forty-six cl tie* had no traffic
death* up to Doc. 1 this year. The
largest city with a perfect record
waa Rreoklina. Mas*., pmnktien
87,000. Second largest was Berwyn,
H U 81400 and third waa White
Plain*, N. Y „ 48400.___________
to. efforts la Korea hare detxneted
from tho U . B. pregraau *f
Sermon: “Thank God For Yesger“ You are familiar with the fable
of the aplder that dropped fr°ny_.
the branch of a tree, spinning a i f
strong cable behind It. Making an
anchorage on either aide. It wore
Its wab at th* Intersection and set
up bualneaa. Th* aplder had choaan
a good location where many suecufont file* and maths passed. I t
became fat and prosperous. Than
looking up sod noting the cable.
It said, “I don't need that any
m m ,' and cut it off." It la only a
fable. No normal aplder would bo
io foolish. It la only man who la so w
foolish aa to a thing Ilk* thatA T
Are you keeping the line at com
munications open toward heaven T
CH URCH OP C H R IS T
Areaue and Second Street
J. C. Nicholson. Minister
nday School
Bundayl
10:00 A . M
Morning Worship
11:00 A . M.
7:30 P. M.
Evening Worship
Thursday 8:00 P. M. Blbl# study
Visitors always wclcume.
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Park Arena* at Sixth Street
W. P. Brooks. J r ,
Paalar
John U Miller. Educational Dire“We're Saved A Place For You*
Sunday School
8:46 A. M.
“Take Your Family To Sunday
School"
Training Union
8:15 P. M.
A Union for Every Chureh Mem-,
ber. Story Hour for Children u n ^f,[
> * > > .. a .
Annual Student Night
C E N T R A L B A P T IS T C H U M S
Assistant Secretary of
Ninth BWaat and Laurel Aret
ran Rusk aald last night ta a
Revr i m Whatley. Faalar
broadcast by th* Voice
Sunday School 9:45 A J I . Bring
overs*** radio that
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‘♦ACE EIGHT
THE SANFORD HERALD. pANFOKD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY DEC. 28, 1950
Because . . .
All Our Prices
Are Low All
The Time!
I'll.I.SIillRY
FLOUR
E W Y O R K — Ten minion dollars I* * lot of
money tthla comment la herewith officially
e ntrrrj In the Umleratalennnl of the Year Bw*«-pslakes) ami I don't have It. Ilowew r. If my re
liable aourcea are reliable. ClenJenm J. Ryan has ><
I had a lone talk with Mr Ryan today In hu
2Tlh-floor office In a Madison avenue htilldlntT. and
on tke whole I thought I an|Ulllnl myself well
I behaved very respectfully toward that $10 mil
lion, and about the only time I stepped out of line
was when I gave him a ahoM lecture on the best
way to breed race horses, a dodge Into which he
Just ha* Invested a little of his loose cash
Ryan la a grandson of Thomas Fortune Rysn. a
the A ■ t o r s, Whitneys
name that, las
_ with ™
. and
,
Clendenln i .
Vanderbilts, still brings nut psychosomatic rashes
Ryan
on Communists' forearms. JAi* Ityan Uvea on the
upt>er East Bide In s seven-story house with his
ertf« and four children, and despite his connections, he has been a
■fUlooalre only a little more than 10 yrara.
* -Understand,'’ he told me today, "that the high life wasn't foreign
me. 1 always ran with that crowd; the only thing waa. I never had
muck money in my own name.
- “ Bach In the Thirties, when I was Florello LsGusrdla's secretary.
I got along on about $8,004 a year. I'd be getting along on something
■sw- that now. If my father, who alio was Clrndrnlu Ityan, haJu t
neglected his diabetes and died very suddenly.''
Thla dark event dropped about $4,600,000 Into Ryan'a lap. The
v o rd l l that he has more then doubled .Ms bankroll, despite four
M d • half years In the Navy, from which he rmrrged as a com-
5-Lbs. We •
Ill-Lbs. !)5e
N
*>^ te o lu d at this genial soul— he's 4S. stocky, blue-eyed and skillful
■ I dUgulaing hit Princeton past— and asked him what difference tin
9 M million had made In hi* way of living.
• - I v e n d more," he mid with a grin
■ V A N IS IN T t ir . NEW H lU U IIT NOtV for several reasons. Ob
liquely, he was on* of th* prime reasons for the surpilse election <4
Vincent Impelllettert as mayor of New- York
Ryan announced Isle In the summer that he was going to run for
lb* ofBcs himself, but later sard It was just a gesture of dlaaMIsfactlon with th* local leader* of both major parties He took all the
radio and talevlsion time for which he had contracted and dumped it
Into ImpellltterTa lap. Th* rest, in an Immortal phrase Is History.
Also, Ryan haa Just bought the American W rrrv -y , once the greatsat of our magaslncs, for a reported chi-.‘r.tn feed of $27,600 It Is
•a publisher of this that he will spend most of hi* waking hour* in
the Immediate future
Although th* first new laane said something about attempting to
capture th* Mencken-Nalhan flavor that had been lost In the shuffle
•lac* Lawrence Bplvak purchased the M m u r y ll years ago. It ap
pears from th* content* that It will lie mot* of a rnsgasrne dealing
With Social significance and national affairs Ilian with the world of
atta and letter* that Intrigued Mencken.
Ryan wants no part of political office himself. He feels that the
mlnut* you do tsk* office, you m m l compromise. You rnnsf hand out
patronage, you musf make deals.
Th is la something that any veteran newspaperman knows to lie a
certainty, but It la a little startling to find a layman realising 11.
Ryan wants to be free to throw hi* weight around to make this a
better city end country, and he thinks rightly that he ran ik> it
better behind the scents.
N E W Y O R K E R * B E C A M E H IIA K P I.Y A W A K E of Ityan early In
IBM when th* then Mayor William O'Dwyer announced Indigneutly
that an employ** of Hyan'a had tapped lua telephone wires.
This brought to a head the bitterness hetwern the two, the previous
high point having been when ityan went down to City Hall on* spring
day and lacked on th* door of the Hall a list of rharges mode five
jraars before by a grand Jury that act used O'Dwyer of having been
completely negligent as Kings county district attorney.
• Woes, of emrrae. O'Dwyer ha* fled th# New York scene, while the
ausek and mire of police corruption during hi* mayoralty regime la
bstng unearthed, and llyan la a happy man.
I tried to get Ryan to rum up hi* feelings about Udiuardia. after
•a many yean' association with (he stormy one, but he touldn'l seem
la put hi* Miger on them. He talked abuut Lafiuardla but only off
the record,
Bo— Clendenln Ryen. the reformer. "What's the use of working
hard, having money and property and leaving It to your children,” he
aajra, “If the country they live In 1* corrupt?" What use Indeed,
HAVE YOU A
PUNY CHILD?
25-Lbs. $2.25
Swift’s All-Purposo Shortening
Hath Corned
FrancO'AiMriftM!."*t,\ A\
SIPA ( H111n
If
»fjl., . 4
M
n I
2
N° iTaM
Gotten
PR O D U C E-
2 5
Vegetables
2 cans
Heinz Tomato
Others
Lumpkin
can
10c
cun
10c
Picnic Size Mcadowland Cut White
Asparagus
can*
10c
No. 2 Vero or Zackly-RIt* G rT ru lt
Sections
u.
Morrell’s Mince Meat
u.
Southland Brand Sugar-Cured Smoked
Pullyarm* No. 2
Cut Beets
Smoked Bacon Squirts
25c
2 for 25c & 10c
Soups 10c;
can
10c
11-oz. Dixie Lily
Blackeye Peas
Old 0 lory No. 100
Pork & Beans
PICNICS
C
#
VEAL
1
AA Grade
Wegteni
Veal
(MM*
( Siriaii Sink
J RibObtyt
( Vail Pafttos
1
( Savtagi
Pancake Flour
reg.
Lk
Lk
Lk
reg.
Catsup
bottle
No. 2 Scott County
C A N A D IA N
Kraut
BACON
IACOL ha*
Udren « I ki
No. 200 Campbell
RPI) RMPFIIOR
Tomato Juice
Northern
Tissue
r o ll
Western
Pork
Me
79e
Mo
89e
9/c
Plnbone
Purii
Sliced,
O Q c
s s
Slab, lb.
lb.
ACc
"f qJ
Small
Spars
Riba, lb.
Freah
Hama, lb.
Velveeta
2 lbs.
Bush Hominy
No. 2
BEEF
Full Slices
cun
Kraft’s Loaf
GREEN
Margnrel Ann
Quality Heavy
West. A Grade
Hulled Prime
Lk
Quaker
Hunt's Fancy 14-uz.
Pound
Rowd S)n|( U.
Sirltia Sink Lk
Lk
OlabSteak
Ohack Roast Lk
Me Rib Roast
u.
Ns
Me
Mo
Ml
Lk
Armour Star Dag
I’lllsbury
Pillsbury
Meal or Grit*
D E P T
Mild Ched. Chat sit Margaret A n
Morns No 2 Cans
OUtTO A I A Clf O f VITAMINS
• „ » „ M ON AM
You don't want your child
Is lag behind, be below
par, unable to keep up
with the other kids. Medi
cal science haa verified the
Sect that a leak of Vita
mins B„ Bk iron and Nia
cin In the system can drag
shlldren down, mum them
ta fall behind In Ihelr de
velopment
H A D A C O L th* wonder
ful nutritional formula
haa been specially com
pounded to overcame jutl
such deficiencies. Result*
a n what count and moth-
ftfE A T
No. 2 Lagoon Mixed
• H A D A C O L M ay Relieve the
Cieee ef Distress that is
£ D r « | | i a | Y e w Child D o w n
"
r
Home
Controlled
Stores
We Reserve Right to Limit Quantity
End Cut Roast lb. 49c
Loin Chops lb. 69c
Rib Chops lb, 69c
Boston Butts lb. 45c
FROZEN FOOD
Honor lira ml
Cut Green Beans
Honor Brand
could toll a great difference. He has takan
fourteen b o ltW He U eleven years old,
weighs n pounds, plays an th* school hall
team, rides his bike, runs and pi*y« Ilka
other boy* and feels grand. ai*«pa all night,
without waking. I can never praise H A D A
C O L enough. I have recommended H to all
my friends and not them to take It. They art
For Daga
and Cats
I*e&8 and Carrots
Minute Maid
Orange J u ic e .....
Mb Carton
No. 1 TALL
Minn. Shipped Egg*, Medium ^
v;
Fia, Lg. Egg*
Q 7«
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TH E
In Unity There U Strength—
T o Protect Ihe F m c « of Iht W orld;
T o Promote ihr P t B t r m of A m m o .
^ T o Product Pro-peril) fur Sanford.
W a n te d
A tx»
i t n t i 'K
■
f o r a lf t
Clear I d partly cloudy through
Saturday, r ir.p t niustfy cluudi
<ii.il .t few . h t . t i . m Ihr north
IHirliuli thin it let noon .ltd 1oSlight. Otherwise lie i lr ilitngo
in li-iuprrirtllrr.
** . . . . . . . . . . . .
AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NKW'SUAI’EK
VO LUM E
XXXXU
Establirthed 1908
S A N F O R D . F I .OH IDA
Tampa Sheriff Senator Urges That United States Tito To Get
Is Linked To Foment Revolution Inside Russia $38 Million
Crime Leader
In Food Aid
By E D W IN
Officer Is Accused Of
B e i n g Associated
With Gangster In
Real Estate Deal
*
TA M P A . D «
2 9 _ < / p )_ Trtii*
irony linking Hillsborough county
Sheriff Hugh ( ulhreath and a re
puted i: jnliling syndicate leader in
a $19,000 Itradi prtqwrly putclu'c
cat pir.rntrd to the U. S. Senate
Cnmr mmiiftatitig committee to
day.
N- W. Cabin laid he and
Shm ff Culhtralh negotiated *o
Wiuy the piopecty at Pau-A-Gnllr
beach and ute it in patlnetihip
(or a in an nr way and fishing butineii.
However, hr .aid, when time
catnr to tloie the deal Salvatore
(Red) Italiano, who liam'l he-n
found by rontmillee iub|>oena let*
ven. thowrd up to clote the deal
and lake title to the land in the
Sterne r*( the wine ditlrihuting com
paniet he opetatrt.
Caton laid Italiano told him he
wa* acting entirely for Sheriff
Culbreath. He raid Culbreath later
told him he was out of the pirture,
and nil hi* dealing* mutt tie with
Italiano'* wir.e company Caton
checked up, though, and found
C ulhnath was paying tale* on
the property.
Italiano hat lieen frequently
^nam ed a* a top figure in Tampa
gambling picture and ha* been
brought Into earlier Kefauver
hearing!.
Senator I-eiter Hunt of Wyorn
Ing, altting at a one-man sub
committee, opened a two-day com
mittee hearing. Other memtwrt of
the Kefauver commltle are IWt
here.
Caton taid he didn’t tee a »y
money change handt when Italian-,
A d o re d the deal for purehaae of the
; 9lieaeh property. Ha Identlfl. J a
deed ehmeing
I r t n t f n i» -l t * liano’a wine company, and tuhmltted duplicate U t W IU ahowlng
Cutlirenlh a. the tatpay. r.
Caton -aid he operated a Lob
hutlneet on the proper for ale-ut
II itHMPHei
r*»«l
Former Sanford
*Man To Assist NPA
On Transportation
i
It. I I W k I N S O N
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 uV> -Senator Wile, (R -W t.) oced
today that the Lulled Staler provide aimt, sabotage materials. munry
■end rmouiagemrnt to underground glimp, in.idr Kuviia and Commit.nit
Satellite countriei.
Wiley, treond tanking Republican on the Senale Foreign Relation.
Commilte.’, taid in a statement.* ~
that ttu»«ian and Communivt the hil’.ion* we now spend.”
leader* have been trying for
many year* to "foment revolu
tion* within the western nation*.'"
Now, he added, America and
other nation* should give the
Communists “ a ta»tr of their own
vile medicine."
“ All we need to ttir up plenty
of trouble ill Kustla, China unit
elsewhere i« lone daring leader
ship,'' Wiley taid. " A eounterrevolutionary program
against
Communism would not cost a
drop in the bucket compared with
Living Standard Rises Electrician Hits Man
As Industrial Pro With Jack Handle
d u c t i o n Increases
In Roadside Fight
FR A N K FUR T. Germany. Dec,
29— 4/1*)— West Germany today
hradrd lowaid the elute of its
brightest postwar economic yesr.
Jean Fa II irf, cIslef oi the EC A
in Western Geimany, listed the
mmi oulslanding developments:
1. f.tpansion of West Gettran
industrial pioduclion by morr than
40 |>er cent-
2. The tiemendous rise m ihr
sale of German goods on the world
market.
3. The substantial ircrease in
West German living standards.
Callier said in a prepared stalemenl that the W-st Germany fed
eral republic’s induitria! produc'on
ICm Mi h * w» raw* Mat
Car Dealer Given
Reproduction Of
Pontiac’s Picture
A reproduction of the famous
painting of P.intiur, chief of the
Ottowas, the great tribal leader
after whom the Pontiac auto
mobile wa* named, wa* present
ed Wednesday after to the W P S
Pontiac Co.. .101 West First
Street, by L II. Holme*, man
ager of the Pontiac Company's
southeastern tone, In recognition
of outstanding service.
He was assisted by It. L . W a r
nrr, Florida district manager for
Pontiac. Mayor Andrew Carrawny
* » present to congratulate the
operator* of the firm, II, II.
Duncan and I.. E. Spencer, on
being admitted lo the Pontiac
Motor Division's "H all of Kam a',
and being named at
“ better
dealer*." among 10 sale* firm*
In Florida.
The W D 8 Pontiac Co., has been
In operation since No. IB, 1040,
Other member* of the dealership
are Roy Browning, service man
ager, J. P. Whittaker, part* and
accessories manager and C. T .
Mile, hodv shop foreman. In
addition the company employ*
an office worker, there body
mechanics, three general
merhanlc*, one lubrication man, and
one car washer.
The building well equipped for
sale* and service, ha* 12,MX) feet
of floor space of which about
7,400 square fert Is In the ser
vice department. The used car
lot D at 3Ofl We*t First .Stref.
The painting cf t Hef pontlac
measures B0 by 60 inches ami ! j
lit by an overhung lamp. The
artist was Jerry Fransworth.
JACKSONVILLE." Dec. 29 <,Vi
— One man was tevetly slashed,
aveab dnsei’s life threatened and
occupants uf two other autos at
tacked today In a well dinted
young man with a pocket knife.
ll itarlrd when the man- about
30 years old and five right in
height --slipped into the back real
of a safely cab and told driver
E. A. Phillips lo drive out Main
Street.
"When we gat near Evergreen
Cemetery," Phillips tolds police,
"He taid 'we live in a little house
neaF the cemetery.' I told him
‘buddy, there’s no house around
here*.”
’“ Yeah, but Ihu is a knife' the
man taid. Then he threw hit atm
around my shoulder and held the
knile against my ribs and said ‘i!
you Jon’l pull over I’ll cut your
head off.’ ’*
"He tolil me hr just wanted the
ic s s iis s n
as ran* Mai
Slippery Streets
Cause Five Deaths
In Freezing South
Appointment of Robert L- Glenn,
former Sanford resident, to assist
By ASSOCIATED PRF.8H
with the nrganliatlon of a trans
Slippery
pavrmanta
brought
portation equipment division In the
National
Production Authority,
death to five persons In the wet,
was announced today h r Charles
chilled South.
Four member* of an AHceville,
Sawyer, secretary of the United
Ala., family wrr* kllltd-vesterday
Stale* Department of Commerce.
Jk M r. Glenn’s new responsibilities
when the truck la which they were
riding and a treond truck collided
^ e i l l include reviewing and recom
nror Vance, in west-central Ala
mending materials and equipment
liama.
requirement* for air. water, rail
and
automotive transportation
Highway patrolman J . F . Cle
ment* listed the dead as David
program* which are approved by
Le« Hixon, 40, nil wife Frances.
other agencies.
42, and their sons, Foils. 14, ana
The former general chairman for
llorold, 12 . Clement* sold the H ix
the Hrotherhood of Locqmotlve
on truck skidded In front of a
Firemen and Knglntera for more
larger truck driven by Herman
than t& year*, he left Sanford In
Brooks, .14. of Florence. Ml**.
1037, moving to Cleveland. Ohio.
Ifi Louisiana, two (kidding car*
There he was editor aik) manager
brought instant death to 1 1 -yearw j f the Brotherhood locomotive and
old H arry H. Martin, Jr., son of a
“ elreman Mainline, serving in this
Jacksonville, Fla., attorney.
capacity until going to Washing
A ear driven by the elder Martin
ton during World War II and en
wa* knocked down a 40-foot em
tering government work.
bankment by another ear yesterday
M r. Glenn came to N P A from
near Slidell, Slate Trooper W . R.
the National .Security Resources
Allen reported. Both ears skidded
Board where he was Director, Maon ■ wet pavement, the trooper
terials-Manpower Section of the
*ald.
Transportation Office from April,
Five persone, including Ihe el
IM S, until the present. Frejn 1044
der Mnrtln, were hurt in the- acci
until ISIS, he was Director, Divi
dent.
sion of Materials-Manpower for
Rain rontinued to fall today over
thp Office of Drfrnse Transporta
much of the aoutheast from A la
t i o n Prior to that time, he served
bama through Georgia and Tenn
with the War Production Board as
essee into the Carolina*, but tamlabor liaison for railway labor or
N O M O R E TK O O P H
ganisations and also aa Director.
M E L B O U R N E , Australis. Dec. peralure* generally wore rilin g .
Freeling rain, however, glased
Facilities Division.
20— (81— Defense Minister Philip
of North Carolina and exA. M, McBride said today Aus part*
trmJ*J nortKv’trr).
tral IU plan* to maintain Its hat•lion In Korea at full strength i I? r., , . I nornlP5 *«"l>«nrtures In
cluded 43 at New Orltana, 37 at
hut will *vnd
than reenforreinrnt* ‘ ^ C T r e d '‘ fo j ' N a .'h ri(li“ 51* r t ^ a ^ S r i T h ^ n d
Paul G Riggert, 82, pioneer that purpose.
______________37 at Charicaton, 8. C.
’
m ld e n t
of Sanford, died at
■
41:01
rf)0 o’clock this morning at hi*
^hor
ome on 120 W rit Nineteenth
Street from a heart attack.
Bom In Rocky Mount, N . C.
May 6, IM S, Mr. Rlggara had
lived In Sanford for 40 year*.
For 14 year* he wa* superintendent of the Seminole Countv Con
A R T , IU R E. k d s o n
vict Camp, r.tiring sever*f year*
^ f . W A a ilN G T O N ., D ft. 29— <»>)— Even the phtlotophcr* and
age because of 1)1 health.
A member* of the Flr*t Prenbytertan Church, he waa also a
mrmber* of the Sanford Elk*
Three college profnsor* had a whack
H* was married on Apr.
ng a meeting of ths A m - f ------------------------ ' I it yesterday.
During
to M in Irene Thurston criean Political ScDncs Aaaoclaand they hare on* ion, Paul T . lion they discussed:
Bigger* of Tarbofe. N . C . who
"Haa tbs totalitarian political
aarrirea in additlaa to the widow.
Other survivors lariedi a grand.
. w w t.
Who
Bettv B i f t m o f T a r> sister” Mr*. Maude
ad oat tretbar, C . M.
already.
“ * ™
both of w lM g r Garden. ••B. R a w w s , Karl Mare, Justice
Jackson, U m la U Jnatlco Holmes,
•t Erickson Funeral
Lock*, Cicero and Abraham Lin
day at 2:30 P. M. with Rev, A . coln.
Mclnnia officiating. B urial will
Tb* verdict seemed t o ___ _
“
la Lake View Cemetery. t n m “wuSm gone to* far alswudy” Communist am) «g g j < »y3 ^
Paul G. H irers. 62,
Dies at His Home
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Philosophers Differ On Solution
Of American Communist Problem
~-l“' J-** t«
flowE S L r
;w.;:.ks ;s s A r - "*«
A S S S .S S S ffe.'T S S !
si's. asst,
'.7 Z fflr-'uT iv!f„2X
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O F F . 2!i, lv.'iit
AHHOCinted Press l.e;ised Wire
Location Of Plants C u t s B a n k F u n d s S ‘ i!l .,M if
Washington, d,, .»! <a'i J1 gU 1RXeCdU uU ,c- eC L
oans
L .O d Il»
President T.unun today
uday signed
sign.
Irgi.lalion providing an additional
$38,000,000 in food *id
lot
ilioughl-vtrickrn I ugodavia
T o O p e n P r ic e -W a g e
Ih r fund raises In a|>piu*i:n.ilrly
C o n tro l
O f f i c e s
$69,000,000 the amount oi Am eri
can assistance to the Balkan na
W ASHING! l>N, lb. 29 -t,Vi
tion, which is Communist rutrd but
ihr Hiiveililiieiit tul down sh.slpis at odds with Russia.
I) today on money available tor
M i. Irum an had asked Csmgrets private loin* and foigrd strong new
ior the munry to asm a (amine as i nks for h a m m in g ihr national
a result ol a Yugoslav crop fail economy m oir fntnly In ihr sirure. He also said it was needed "in irnir drise.
lielp preserve the iiu!r|trndrnce uf
A I rdei.i| Rrsrrsr ilo.ild mdei
a nation which is siefying the sav In it* fi.MR i member hanks s ailed
age lineals oi S m rl ilii|seilalisti.’’ tin ftre/llig $2.llriri.t)(SKSX) ,,,• ol
loan
m.alkrl
The President apparently s*li I llir
..............
t 1. 1 . ,
,, ,
going lo give up his light lo get
||,r ! „ „ „ , ( .IU|
4Clj„n *,„„|d
Senale confirmation oi the men he , llt „f| , ^oipnnil further inwants lo run the Reconstruction , IrJ ,r
$ |2.(XK).(K»0,(XXt m the
Stabilization
Agency
,
Finance Cot|iotatH)n.
He van! at hiv nrws conference
yesterday that he will send again
e - ____
,sv
r :» .
to the new Congress liiV
five
RFl nominations wluili Itrve failed twice to win sssniiilualson.
Sriifttor
Fulhrii'hl
I i D a k ),
i-bairman nf a Senate -u t -o m mlttee which blocked the noniinathins, was not available for coin*
|('aa«laa*e O* g*a» ••*>
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I> ,* J m C o r i n
n(f
*" *M,t
.Aus
' m,r S D ir p c lo r ’s UOTfIfI iCc Ce
v iI tec
w on
.in f.il.ee
t l INDUS'.
21* l-ll
Police L F l l P C l O r S
grappled In till' Ii water* <'l a
,,,,k
, "k*
fw' ll" Wall Mural Am! Pic«tul*‘n rt»riiiiiftlit>n SlutiiP
t lire Display Dec
rumumn imkw.
or.
ti «• New Office
11iiiitlr«*%!■» «kf 4'htlluil oul*»> L«’i
gft.ftf.rst
()(!' I 1 ■
WIt In 111 $r sir 111j \
»llriiin*«n t.» t •** N mi ii*il r ( iHinly
a *» llu* pttlu*- tm um rt) t ht’u
carih { funtl>n I i U ilh tir i inJ (Hi t!|
for tin* uiAtniv* an.J hUt‘*rii* Stonr 41i - „
, ,
.
«.r Brons, stolen early Christmas
..............
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The Fhnrr* uf Hu* lah»*
a»
t !»**• n riivntiiiF
kiniv*n
M rir ilim ilfil
tuni mm? from WVitiniii vtvr Ahhr\
i i «1 1 «%■- ipp« irm i •* *■I iH
C lin n nouipl. l aa thf gra|iplr«
broke water, rltilchitiK an object
alHvut two and n half feet squat*
turn.
p ,.
I ’p went erh
*Un*i
of
It
.
toi
. ,. d v
»u*
h ..„ r .
Iu" ,.,,,'r “ '"i1
. " I " lohl (“Vllce h. 'N.ught nn tdenticai
.(M.knmsn Interpreted the Utter w sl.h from is I'X while .. rving at
nn i i in * h”*pitnl in Itnme in an
lain to apply to newsprint
HONG
KONG. D c. 2 t»-(/ 1 'j-
8.
A N T IQ U E H E
J U N E A U , Alaska, Dee. 21*
<41— Tw o
hundred pounds
nf
m!lllon-year-old cocktAil Ice is
winging Ha way to New York
City,
The Ic*. from agrs-old Mendcnhill glscler near here, was o r
dered for the explorrn club an
nual banquet at the Hotrl Roose
velt in New York Jan. 13.
C O U N T Y COMMISSION
The Board of County Commis
sioner* w ill hold l heir initial
meeting for 1061 on Jan. 4 at
10:00 A . II ., O. I*. Herndon,
county
clerk,
announce!
this
morning.
W. L. 8 f*g, new rounty com
mistioner from Geneva who is
aervlntf in place of W. G. Kilbee.
will b* s*atad. Tha Hoard w ill
reorganise, and will elect a chair
man and vice-chairman
It la probable, sail Mr. H e rn
don, that appointment will b*
mad* of a n*w superintendent
and matron for th* County Home.
Appointment wil ialso be mado
of e m ptaym who werk dlreetly
under th* supervision of tho
gjafftv*. ■■■' ■-
The KeilcrnI
Heservv
Hoard'* tU"’n *4*48
Mm
tlilfll
inrctmn is* tv ♦ llu |It11(11-1 I I*!»
Iff, llir iiru |iititrt« Hit IiiiJr .1
•mill H i I fiti*
•pier
i h HI I
rin tifn l fr**fIt fill* Iff*
••huh i
irf.liy't *•' I f** I'A I |»I..m» I*||»] vertJ
Intiiri \ off it r i$ rti*
coiintri M
,|,>,rd i
i pirlitmn
J*
'• 1 '
l.« iv.i
* ,if„
Inksnnl nn*l
J tr' <‘lhrn man in K«»ca called thi situali n
n th i-ilU i
cnnfutrd. hill •iWrd. I h w it
S am I»'h I nnd nnv% .» tjrui in oui !in*-‘* rtlrnn.ng
i rtiiitfk t T H iri
AYItl t'
th«
fniir i if f jt r mite* ficlnvv thf
o f f l 4*r»,
vhihiM *fi
At' I
i Hiu *
-r
. jt -rntii
.
ih
hmi!, * In *1
tht- TniirM!
0”! v
Itunk.s Above Captain
Not To Be Called Now
Chinese Army Requires One-Seventh
As Many Rear Echelon Troops As US
G
p . u ||I|*| m #l hmitCkl I f l l d l
M#v
|
i
|
-.*..«* .r
' lui liurrt hi%r firm i min v*f*
it 1.11 ktfut ' !*■a1111v inti Inr iH\(k
r," 'm
b n ......
*iInf'ii \ific _| |" i ,ui initrii I»r ijllcl in l >f i i*f»! liliril,
McClellnnd, chhitmsn of the Itonid ihr ipokeunin i«ul
nf I'ountv Cenimlssfoneiw. who
||lr
|,nr „ ,i,„n a lcio n
wa- much flea . ) with the nee
I
lie
I
Iti-pulr-1
*
I'lr w.-'f* "f i* Cf 4
Imorovenieot* initiateil ,.y Mr.
|ut * voulll of 'he I’r 'vllfl. (he i 1.1
Whitn f v
V#** ihf riijinl't-r *»f O hv * ailotf'ii) tin nling inis betvverc Rcu
"It uiv*^
mis* i»rfftIfr M ho if
I north ami Republic oi S uitii Kororrrr m»»l
"Tbi* fii*pr»» a nr*1 i»f thf 4*ffirr 1^
tes.
much
I**i *I - ••fikr.
itftitrftvt*ifit'fil •'$*•* Iht*
'
I t Grnrlal Mittiic" I1 Unfit*
»1 ,. hnM flint Hill In* wav. new l ' 8 Eighth 'm i l i mfl «-rv fi*i *»
* lultulri rspirv<e,l **<onqilrte *<nr*ltn, Ill.tM till)* •• iv«* t|'
M*«,! llr •* i *
I ll • fill
.1
(Hleore iii liie llltitnvte ■
Mft.l ) ,*f. |«t ItHlI 1.. lo .k Hit** »’i il
ilo- I uiteil N itions ti K
tiv M
\V*t»Ill'll 1111*11Ml R wrr** •lilt •[ 1
\ 111' »|l d '. lk ll" !"
arun**
ttt |»t n|Ul» »l * il*
n| ill .ilon' (h- front
Ih. . fife nlit CHImiili'ti 14*11 i»t) ! h,*
•inided
Rnjs and Allied In*
«f»|M ’iTante ■i 1hr repair ti-.l rh - If
*1 %I
ii ooiimh . ’I ns r » . »
•at
(in Ihr frmi* i»»nrh, nn
revef’ •it |»ut!k4 much vnlire ii* ■
1 •! Stall. a
1forth
,i.» Mi
khihn
Jiihn Piet .in, preside n! nf i Ii**
( •unity Kurt 11 fluff*'.ui
Spiitlu*
wtsi!f‘.» tl'llt 1the 11. \» ff»»'t* iB *' V
pie*"Mg ift tiink'. well llghtC'l
irn tlla lid V'lMing other, who
prntutaleil
Mr
Wlllluey
■
inv, will I”'
Si*u Year* Dai. 'i
i t Seminole
Jiiitg. |i ugl*' Stvintroni. * ngnt olisri\td in Sanford
,if |dni-r of
ln< r'lilleclor I ' bn liallowav W'd i unnt \ liy the eb
other puldic offh'UI*
t.urine*'. banka, the 1 ( v H ill md
I'uurt lloii'c and the i .. I rtf (Ice
I'K N H lD N I'l.A N S
A New Years edition w !' i*e pubW V S IIIM .IO N , Div. 2l» d’’
livliwl t>v Ihe Sanford Herald In
file mini tar of workers cover.
murrow, Imt no paper will !h> I sbv pension and Social Security ued on Monday.
Iti-giilar i losing si In d i'< w
Ie
In-mfil* provided in union con
iiscti In'* mote Hum d»qblnl ' obaerved at noon tnmnrrow nt
•be list (wu year*.
bank .Hit ''"i Hall 1
»l •«•«*
In reporting thU yesterday, tin >nj) I’., t rtf(i c, nn l it>
w ’ll not
labor Department Mild (but » 'ru p 'ii until T-ic'day .........
"widespread movement" on lluI'.n lltisrlrr Joel Held
part i f employer* and unions today tiiat Sumlay
hi ii 1
■ HI
bad extended the coverage 1st ui .........starved Monduv at tht Post
least T.iirul.iHM) workers by mid O ffh e Moil will t ■ p i
ax usual, hut there will 1 •• ru, etty
t
than fijmn.txx* worhet- «r m int drlisericv ivrtli the ex
Mur
wue participating in pension cent ion uf special dclivrii’
ibich
plan* lid s wa tliice time* the will Iw made on Saturday after
minder covered two year* ago. noon, Sunday and Monday
i H . of it;-’ put lamlini
i ll
the report said.
event* of the *ea»”ii will )■•■ the
\t T U I \6 K
New Year* Eve ball at 'he MayAll indicatiimi point to nn fair Inn lb"! Allen an I hi* urother tdg antiiinl jam of auto ch'-vira from Orlxtnl•< will pi ,v
The Hanford Otlaiol
K eiipcl
tag applicant* »t the office nf
County Tux Collector John L, Club wil! be rlo 'd Mmidav night
Calloway during the next two in accordance wilh it* annualj-ttstom, to permit it* patron* to at
w< ek*.
me In
With the deadline set at .Inn tend the Tstigcriri Bowl
16, nnd no rxlenriun* to las grant Orlando bet ween Emory rod Ib'iirv
ed, more than J.IXXI Hemlnob- of Virgin In and Morris 11 irvev. Re• la the
County motorl'ta mill hove to i*ipt, of tb* game will
•ccurc the new liright
yellow llarre-A nn* Home f"i
Crippled
tag*. Thin morning, out of a Children at Umatilla
potential 10,000 slioiit 2.i’27 had
Another outstanding event of
received the new plate*.
the New Yenr werk will be the
ladle night program and supper
of the Hanford Klwae •t int' at the
Mayfair Inn Thursday evening.
Edward F. Lane is in t hargw i f the
rrogram. ____
______________
Mi»rri»_ watch carried the irru l
credit curh ai t inn was annuli pied Mimbci
1(t|C. Ti.* timenlrce found
tt'asllsae-. "• Case * lll
In the Abbey wa» nlimbered .inIN
M /rrlt said olih three watchev nf
ihti type were snfd in his unit
The British Broaden.'ting Cor
i»«*r ithm clft|ipfil n han ! o«Ia )‘ on
join
nIkmV f|ir* theft *»f ♦!»**
iirki lllifii
Ml
Nri•| fjii* hnft*h I** Im* m gfiMil
»n I-1 1*
W A S H IN G T O N , De
Virtiially all *>f the lint lon‘i
In one (due.pen. ile.l s. ilp ’
phyiirian., dentists and veterin-,
,.
.
,
.,
aiiaii- let. lb.... Mi yean old and
/ ' f‘,rr’r »
« ............
girl
friend,
had
planned
to
my
registered must sign
"It's good new* about Maud
Up for (be d rift on Jan. If*.
Draft Director l.ewi* II. Her- Stic lost a it 14. Ilt'iri.li tern
they, who umiounceil the medical
for 14 poiindst over Chtlvtira*.'
call up last night, •stimated sonic
A stooge wa* suppoM-d lo re
210,nun medical men must regi.ply
t.r. Dr. Hichar.1 L. Mcd'ott. ‘j1* |. if,, ,|f*l Wcslmlnater Abbey. aml
rectur of me. i d
service for ,
rew m ,ltancr
thi
Defen ** lic|iartmeiit. said tin ii
about 11 ,(1!Ill doctors will Iw need
ed to r»ie fm tiie military es.
laliliihmrnt
of
3,60*1,01)0 now
icing planned,
l*r Moiling giouprd doctor >
into four priority clause*. Nearly
all I h o i n
the first priority
W A S H IN G T O N . Drc
Id*)
group, bo said will pridwtJy bo
railed within I be lin t sis nuurtbi. The Arm y has no immediate plain
to call up any grest number of re
They are men who received their
serve officer* above the giadc of
training » ( government expense captain
to help train tile rapidly
in the world w ar two training expanding ground force*.
I rogrsm, or who were deferred
Arm y »p<A*xm»n made this exto eomplrte ihv-ir •ducaUun, and
plantation In reference to the Dec.
served te*-. tlusn IX) day*.
They Ole :i,loing
,l,K-|or» 2i! call for 7,500 Ueoli'tisnt and
rrgi*li m l in the first medical captains next March from (be re
• m e and '.be National Guard.
call last Oct. Di
They said the great nerd during
Dr. Mvilmg said the second
priority group embrsces doctor* training of the recruils, especially
with the tame qualification, a* in the earlier stage*, wa* for jun
tin* first group, but who served ior officer* snd that for the time
h»*
between 0(1 days and 21 months, Iwlng. at least, the Anitv
lie predicted some of thrill will enough officer* of the gtarte of
ior and above.
be called. They also are register innThe
Army recalled i tint some of
ed.
The third group contains doc. the more senior offi •r* of higher
lor* who did not serve in World grade* have been rrcalbd to active
duty liecause they were needed
War II, or since.
Th ee two groups are the grade* bad lieen brought in willi
•prrislisl* and that officei« of nil
one* who must register Jan. 16.
unit» of the Organired Reserve and
Dr. Meillng said only alien*
and doctor' who are regulars In the National Guard.
The A rm y said that Ihe record
the armed services or who are
achieved ilia ing World
reserve medical
officers
will expansion
War 11 left the service with a large
not have to register nest month.
pool of experienced majors, lieu
Gcnrral
Hersbcy
Immediately tenant colonel* and colonels, and
sent telegram* to all state Selec thsl the oulhresk of the Korean
tive Service director* alerting war and of the subaequent buildup
them fur the Jan . 16 registration.
of thp armed service* had made it
possible to ui* these officers to
IIK A I'T Y 8 IIO I' H O IS T
the be»t advantage
CHICAG O, D*c. 29— (A*)— The
gunmen invndnt a fsshionnldu
nrsr north side beauty shop last
night, herded 20 women cus
tomer* and 12 employes into a
rear room and took *1,276 in
cash and *2,100 in jewelry from
them.
By KLTOM C. FA Y
The I>andit* forced the women
Associated I’ress Military Brt>urtrr
to drop tu a squatting position,
with their head* between their
WA.SHINGTON. Dec. 29 -(/!*> Red China gelt a lot morr
knee*. One gunman stood guard fighting men for foui billion dollais than docs the United States.
whlln hi* ronpanlun took t'.XM)
I Ins ilmuld he noted in analyring Genn.il MacArthut's statement
from thq cash register and money
and jewelry front employes ami that the Peiping Communist g o v -f ernment haa approved Ihe spend firnnt.
customer*.
ing of *8.000,000,000 (Chinese
Why can Communist China
currency, which would be almut hare so many more soldier* for so
P U B LIC SC H O O LS
Seminole County School* will *4,OttO 000,000 for war purposes much less money 1
One nf th* basic reason* i* that
reopen Tuesday morning, follow In 1061.
MacArthur *atlmates that the the structure and nusie of field
ing th* holiday vacation, SupL
T . W. Lawton said today.
1061 expenditure by the Com oprrstion of the Chinese A rm y if
1 > big new school busses ar* munists will b* Ihree timet hlg- enCrelv different from that of the
due i j be put Into tsrvic* by *er than for lha year just ending. United States.
In the American Arm y there it
that time, h* stated, but so far When It (a remembered that Rnl
hav* failed to arrive, and t*l*> China currently has an A rm y of a bookkeeping device called the
smt hav* been sent by M r. about 4,000.000 men— under Ihe “division slice." That m rani that
for each man In a combat dlvlwton to th* manufacturer, re
» lon lt u k f » » many as .*v*n
questing speedy delivery.
spending boost la highly algnltuoatiaoM w* r t i s Tw *t
Doctors Under .50
Must Register For
Draft On Jan. 15
IO K 3 0 . Dei 29 <A'|
North
hill c.in Rdf* tlollgeil I «!,(
lints
tlcnl in llic Lhiilesl Nati <i,
tout
ill e.*-t crntral Kurra. ■ I
S,
t tghih \imy »p.'Lr.niin
n I t< ■
night
The attack ' III H"W be ijj,|
to be ccsntainril. dir o f lu n .niilrd.
llir lO.tXg) Knre in C**t i tus tstS
•truck sildilenlv Tliuitd.iv in -il{»1 mountain countrv
nth of
Knlrmit »• i*
I " " ' '* '".r Psipvnng, >i tiie 38th I'.rstlel and
friun fhi puFih THi* vmll ivmiul,
...........
. nab. tn-eii nud tropl- '3 miles inland from ihe east c m *L
. , i . . whir) frami
> picture
Associainl frets correspond nl
display l-uani wa . ch ndmired H ill Ib.vlr ianl ihr Army ■! i I*
11
H ow o cW o
1/UP0S11S
»% *»!*
w rlronm| bv
, ,,
I WViafi
i
1 m u ll» H m ** tie ifitrl* !* !
I 4*4 it* si III I!*«■ t> I flirt
««.. AwrUtwalrhW
R.ahan<,olWlix I hi'
“ h" ' , orhl '
'
'
,* «>"' -f «h,- i h i .v i„ the \i,i.n
I i-entlai nsateisal-. iiirludlng ‘leel, Arthur i!*>rri> ..f It.. n tl \v,..
Communist Chin* yeitcrdav se in ’d
all United State* property ami
friii* i l l V S- Hank iii’iniMiii, I hi*
1‘elpmg radio »*id today.
Tiie Red premier-foreign m inis
ter, Chou Kn-Lai. antimmce.l the
•eitun- in rrtallstlon for *iniil*r
ll. 8 . action on Iter. Id- Ho .•nlb’.l
the United State*' aelum an "at
tempt to loot till’ Chinese imoplo
of their property "
IA high Commerce Department
official in Washington i iftmaled
the seisures would total "ennatdor
ably less than fimt.OOtl.mxi." lie
taid most U .
property in Chinn
wa* seised when the lied* took
over in IP40.)
An unofficial translation of
Chou's order follows:
" I . The local people's govern
ment shall control and Inventory
all property of American govern
ment and American enterprise*
They may not lie transferred or
dispo*ed of unless authorised bv
Iht m ilitary and ailm inM rntin
commissions. In csie of province*
and municipalities which are un
tier llir direct jurisdiction of the
Central People's govTrnmrnt« aui b
transfers and dis(xi«al. shoulJ only
he authorised hy the financial and
economic commission nf the state
council. Th e owner* and those in
charge of the property shall be
responsihle for protection of th>
properties and *Hali in no wav
cause damage to them.
“2. All American public and pri
vat* deposit* within the territory
of the People'* Republic of Chinn
shill be frozen. Nerrssaty expense
to mslntain lawful merchants and
the living of individuals may only
be withdrawn upon approval by ttir
loeal people's government. Th e
amounts are to be regulated by tinfinancial and economic commission
of the state council in a separate
order."
It was not clear whether the
“ separate order" would lie a gen
eral ruling on all D. H. assets m
would deal separately with each
rase.
Sentiment here generally was
that the seizure perhaps wnuld
complete the driving from China of
missionary establishments. U . S
oil companies and the Americanfinanced Shanghai Utilities Co.
,
T o w i'il !** t tun»% Hu* !»ri*«* pvttvisj
...........
, . ,,
ik
It* 1)1 I N n .K M I 'N
Saturday, lies 14—
n or i ii Kurean Ite d.
.. *st*
I bine-c oi|)|)nrl b.i*r |K'lirI>,st" I
(our lo Iris mile* -oulh o| ihe
l"tli I'.irallrl in east-* erstral burta. ( m iii I sts-|*.*ts Ite
lepoiled
ls«( inetil I ’nlird N stums I m m
in itw arrs bll lo 7V inil«« uorthot s-roid bid lo |iuil hick as
much a* Ihree m d r- in the lace
ol an attack Ihurvdat In 10,OUO hni ran lleils. .* r m r s|mkr-*
man in llir I S Cisblh Vinsy
(old
W
. -.i r ........
11,1
Ibis Ir,
rtlKYl),
uhil Lr ought up *« tit t\ 'ti'i-l
•tin Im4| pmk l*«*nclu** ninl ;% lot **!
i l l A m o r ip 'i n I t i i n k
A l l A I T I U n ii lll O r tlliv
F ilin a
R c tl Reinforcements
Move Into Battle
ZoneBy Thousands;
ByC.OfC.InNew
M IG -15 Destroyed
O p en H o u se H eld
to 1>* rbe dims vssit* iiiii < "ill
whn h olivinuslv bail lieen Ivine ill
the mud (or a long rime
n . - crowd ,*•!.. I w.tb il»*np
polntmrnt. INslive nod
boat
w r’\'
t" j ! " 1' ‘' edging
rarrh
uallteady recoid-high volume nf fiank tuurlii-d off bv n telephhum* l i|t Inft
loans, lias n lircaiisr liankscould yesterday from nri uaonymnucould base lent llir JJbillion slo|- caller who told Ss-othind la rd he
t
I
saw trie < oronatlon .Slone dumped
lats over and ovei again
(n
s .ip .n rim
Ivteetives o,
||lf. | , ,, n o m i i Stafulu rtmn re*|Min
to srutlii i *us11 abi'adv
Ageing ( E S A ) annoumref that it had mid* «ifn illi• rearsh
.* f,v.
, ti
' f 1« tt-fi «.f tin- lli% •i « fnu.li.
•"“ " I " " 1 1 '**'"**'
Vl W ,™ ;1" ;
"»
handle pine and wage prolderns.
Dell . live* Wet, hot on the trail
.» sir|. «p|t,srrnliy paving the way t|Nl“ ' "f n *'wi*« untrb. u fiv
i
. ■.
. 1
, *i .
year o],| t»sil trading ba. L in
___
lot stnctrr controls ripecled
latei.
llritDh army post
cvrhangr in
I A announced this new move It„nir
Cninese Ktds ni l/e ta.. ^
In
in
N .i, 92
Chinese Assault Is Halted
By Counterattacking Allies
Truman To Fight For
® f c Appointments; F ed era l R e s e r v e S to n e O f S con e Is
H r told a repoiti-r later that
hit proposals would require n.i
additiot a! legislate n or approp.
llatton* by Congrc
Ilgrr...
Tile Wisconsin Senator pro
posed that America set up n
world-wide revolutionary move
ment against Communism pat
terned upon “the Cominform— the
Communist International,''
In during “ there is scarcely a
family in Russia that hasn't had a
member or relative liquidated or
forced into alavi labor.” Wiley
rt'awllawe* tia Pars M il
German Industry Four Are Slashed
Pushes To Within In Struggle With
5 ‘% Of 1936 Total B erserk Knifer
IRIDW
W EA TH ER
Local Businesses
To Close For New
Year’s Obscrvonce
^itnTnrd Weather
High yesterday *11
Low today 6*1
Rain, a trace
Total Dec, rain 2 t»7 inches
Normal Dec rain 2.27 inches
The Weather
J A C K S O N V IL L E , I W
Atlanta
Rltmarek
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Denver
D r» Moines
Washington
Winnipeg
Jacksonville
Miami
TaPahasa**
Tampa
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�rht* Snnford Herald
Methods Of Defense
»«
uni i7ifih i IH %^ 1
1 Altar
leONtMl^ D lU t
•Inet n*•* Ratidiiri
•I b m M tn
Mvri: i
•tv 1 ar»<(»
l*pt HteMlIl
Ifcvte tfsiMhl
Ml VIMUtli*
Dm Da*
FRIDAY DEC. 29; 1950
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAC.n TWO
1*
t .H
I IMtt
1 VP
AO"
14 w»
He it e*»irr to find mix I ban he
■ a* two thousand tear* xro. Hr
mat ptwxlhls be found within mu
own heart of hearts, Where i» lie
that is horn king of (lie Jew* 7
Mat. 2:2.
T h e move to r rente- a real European «rm v is of great
im|tortnnee; it contain* tin- art'll* of cloacr tica among’ the
nations of western F.uropt* >ih well u n plan for simple m ili
tary defense. Th e re should lx- M b greater present security
and more hojx- for the future if Ihe thing ran really lx* ac
complished.
Paradoxically, Ixdh tin- general fact of tho form ation
of « European a rm y mid the sju-ciitl fact of the inclusion of
(It-rm an tnxjps m ay Increase the danger that the a rm y will
have to fight. 11 is clear that these moves shake Husain. The
pressure applied by tin- estahliahment of n Kuropcan arm y
may h u rry Ituasia in i" an attempt to stir up n shooting
fight Ix-fore that a rm y can la-conic strong enough to foe
an actual deterrent to the Com m unist armies. .
T h is pntatlox emphasizes the fart tlint in tu rn in g to
Ihe building up of out m ilita ry defenses we iily e Ix-gun to
neglect the field of diplomacy. In the summer and early
fall we gnitlctl tremendous advantage over Ituasia in Ihe
United Nat ions; we had succeeded in effectively isolating
the Soviet foloc, settlni: it starkly alone agninst the rest of
Ihe nations. Since t In- late Novem ber reverses in Korea we
have devoted our attention entirely to m ilitary m atters, and
have allowed a ctivity in the Ib iitcd Nations to revert to
•1 condition nt stagnant debate, T h is is exactly w hat Russia
vauled to happen jn the United Nations.
We have allowed this to happen through our failure
a historic Am erican weakness— to give adetpiute attention
to building up fighting strength while at the same time
m aintaining a vlgorou > diplom atic program aimed a! w in
ning our e nd. without w ar. The Russians have this ability
in a high degree; they never jx-rm it m ilita ry eonsider-Mions
to detract from the force of ilie lr diplomatic•manetiVf-rihg
II we Imp*' to deal w ith Roania iv4thmit. tshwtntf*. -tv e -tp iil
cultivate tin* a b ility to keep out diplomatic a c tivity alwavs
at fullest atiength.
I \*r
1 '■ niff ni Ihf
Mate »f M n i* p s . sn ou tin g In
1lit* (irevnilintr inleijx-rltitioii of wligt a U vv tucatp. In
n iiv c y o i. 1. ill-' lilih e n sink in u-iiiuHy tiKirt- ltii|H)i tiMit I bun whnl th r Igw nnvit. T h n njiiitF
the home
1 I 'wtilon dorlni of 11 trial t-XHltiiiit-r b-t tin* Nafionul Kulwir ItelalloiiH Hoard
Tew h o iii'w ivei will lir tu rp m 'd that .bdtn I, l.pwi.i did not vloluli- tin- T a fl-lla r tlt-y l,aw,
F » « « I’aff
other m«n i» the A m d v . abroad
unit al home, to keep the fighting
man equipped, supplied and gen
ernllv piipared for combat.
The ( ’hlnctr have a svslrm sito that used tiy the funner
Japunoao army. Instead of a
general oriraniMtion to recruit,
train anil supply all combat unit*,
piph illvlaion. army am) rorp.
haa it a nwp "rear rrhrlnn." Th i«
iiialiri fm, ail rxticmcly small
"overhead,"
Behind ail these statistical rra
sons la thr I" Id. stark fart tliat .1
Chinese soldier liarpo anil Ir
equipped Itkp a hcggiit rinnparr !
with hi» American 1 ounterparl.
It war fmiinl that in North
KniPa thp aohlirra of Chinese
Corn Ittunfo I ills i dons appeared In
thr firld with a supply of 12
piiiiinfa of rice anil enough am
mini it ion In Wrep Ihpnt going
Kuril man ra n irtl that with him
T h r ('hi IIP re h»*e Ho pom pip \
ay item of motor transport to
mnyp up tupplip ■ They live, IlkMu it bandit prpiterpaanra, off th»
land, by pillage
II li only within tlie hut derail*
that any (.'hlneae army ha
leithpie*l to prepare a fi * rl turd
C*l fiiirrrillaa didn't need them
F.aro the figure* pre*eiti*H now
may he met* window dr* I’ ing. t
f'n mm 11nl it g o w n mint, with ah
solute power, doesn't
ipipilr*
money to get thing's dune
Therefore, It la m il1! 'd l-g t*»
mtnparr the $4,000^100,000 r,
ported 1 , alloratnl hv ltn| ('h in t
for tnllilaty expenditure with Ih*
l4.MHHt.OnO.linO mil In; ill pin
|nn 1 a* the 1 111 ten! 11ayn mil tin 1
ItV tlie United Staler
Not la there anyone In the
I’mtagon prepared to ay now
how much of the l l '. n hi MMi.no..
outlay should In- rhaiged to th>
Korean war and how much to the
getirral rearmament pingiam.
l i n t last Align I «nme offirlal
guestrd that lip to then prrhap.
«r. 1m0.niKt.iMMi „f the military
fund* had been or would In apent
on Ihe Korean w ar That esti
male in n ptrdirled on Ihe ide .
that Ihe war would lie ended till•
winter or early next apriltg. And
it wa» made when the em'inv
eongbli-d only of the North Kntean Communist*, net the bun
dreda of thousand* of C h i n e s e
lied' who have swatmrd into th>
iii IImi
-A, Dcilm anti- ('(unmnnui gnuip
sent Stalin, ** * fonthdav giil a
w^ealfo fninnol fiom hatford wire,
■Nn. dnilhl Slslirt failed to leieive
it Wnmler tl d (ame to the i i *h
of anv respnntihle f(iM«un rdfi
rials ssho was d-te lr» rumpirhenn
ill signiiirante)
Inti at**l without debt is one of the
best things anv (amdv ran dn.
Sine it limits the siwnding. Bui
th* income doas that snvlmw, and
•hi budget limits il sentifoly and
hapi-ity instead of mtialy cramp
ing th* ilvl» with wntty and tin
fettainty over rsetylfoing. You*ve
got to start soma* b*ie and
no nlan is perfect When the
children are teatly (or roilegr
•he hank arrounl it icady, lur.
The bum* can h» hnnghl life
tan he lar plcasantei if lived in
an ouiedv msmsei than in chaos.
How trual Where's the n*onl)
. N ttd for an anti-lvnching law
when there ts no anli-munler law
(federal, that is) palts to insigaihcance in the light of the lynch
ing retold recently disclosed hr
TusVegee Institute for Negroes in
Al*hama There have been «n|v
hwa lyarhints durmg the 19V). this
college for Negroes (art. l ast year
tt-*r* were 1. the year before J,
(he year before that
and in 1946
that* were h. How many murders
^*y* there been during the same
A n v o n r u lidiing a jo b which w ill laat a t*ood w hile could
try mnklni: n d id Iona r y of a little known Inny tcstri- Prof,
f’lrmcitt Dtikr of tin- (f n iv rrn lly of W ifw ntrraraiid in South
Africa haa J iih I co m p lrfrd a Z u lu .K n yllsh dictionary contaiuini; flO.OOft wm da. tu I h r cnar of a lanjfilfl|ir like Zulu,
which had no w ritte n literature until a few yearn hj *o . thia
ntrana ro llrrlin ir Inform ation by w ord nf mouth, (irriilinif
what a|a*|llnf; would lioat rrprotlttrr t h r gtrAftvr noknuta in
which Zulu fttuuimln, and chr< kins’ n » thp mganinyh.
T h r t r are yra m m a U cal cumplIcaUutia, l o r . a n y J^oplp,
If u k e d what they thm i& ht A p rim itive lA n rlk s e wjrt like,
would probably think, 6 { It aa aotnethlnir | lto te n fa rj and
rltlld U h. like “ man are fjost ” Th e fpeta are ettw tly contrary
Prim itive lancuAffen are extrem ely <"ini-IJraled. w ith few
ceneral lerina and m a n y apreifir ,nne4, eafh ,nf w hich ha*
to la* learned, add tvttn an elHlatrafa RtimthfAr. O nly gs
t*rnplra became m**re advanced did they lNg||nI to drop aome
of the leas n*.e Cnmpllcatlnna, and altnpilfy thp (rranintPi
Zulu liaa not yet reached thlk st«ua. and needs a great d«al
of Ira rn ln c to make it intelliuible.
A ll I hear difficult im have not tliat'otiraged Duke. He
in now afartiiiH on an K n g lid i Zulu dictionary, w hich will
I h- double thn ai/e of hia flrat work.
Tnrnpn Shrriff
•hi|ix w e r e the destroyer e*rnrtx
Fox. and Forest Itnyal.
T h irty Navy nur«ea attarbe.l
truck which carried one would
U assassin wan hum Kansas City
and the shotgun he said cum*
from New Orleans."
"N o | never heard that," ..ti l
Wall a dapper, elderlv man *»l.u
showed little nervousness as he
testified "it could lie so."
to Ihe teimxe worked around the
dock caring for the wounded
Circuit Judge ||.
Tilln an pie
reded Wall to Ihe stand. II» traits
fied that "something is wrung lit
Tamrwi" with law enfpreepstn'.
and described eoiirt luriidlrCois
lie MbI the sheriff, police iF-d eon
stables all h»ee authority i» Invrwtlgate gamhllng.
Judge Tillman derlarr.d' If x
grand lure should report to lh »
cmirt that the *tate a lt-rre y s of
fire Is not functioning pinp*rly,
the lodge could ask th - thsurnor
tu asalgn another state penurlitor. No grand lurv ha* ever dons
that he testified
Senator Hunt opened »hr tn-m
Ing with the statement that
’'much of Ihe criminal business I*
hatched u|i in New O r lea In ”
In ita Investigation of lh » done
traffic In Kansas H ly . M o, the
committee found that Tainna eriminal* are key figures in Ihe ur*
■anlted narcotic* trade, said the
fimn Mmrnw, Keeping thl* "»on. fienalnr. Ami Tam|-a was hdie -d
trolled r n rrM arnund. be said. I* to lie a principal recs lxmg point
like "noinlsblng a viper."
for nair**tic* smuggled Into the
FllioM recommended no speci United Stales
fic legislation, tint lie slid
Althougli sugsr licet* and aiinac
" If yon rut tlie bend off thl*
snake, tlie lull inny lush bnt It cnnra are nol rbrmicallv rrlatril.
sugar front le-th Is Identical.
•an't strlkr.”
M ID -N IT K
sSH O W
D O O R S
O P E N
S D N .
A T
D E C .
1 1 :3 0 P . M .
— ON THE SC R EE hU ,
A BRAND NEW HTOKY-y'A 1950 ^ALUTft
t i l THE MARINE8!
!.
UO GORCLV
I'l.l'H —HBHJ.U. AND CAIITIHIN
SIIOWtNU SUNDAY & MONDAY!
O a i ’ v tju e ta S TA R * IN
yOUTHin-LOl/E
1947
F R A Z E R
S E D A N
1< To n P ic k -U p T ru c k
A te r»* |
B D IC K
S E D A N
B W
C H U V U U b E T
A K U O
S E D A N
1947 DODGE SEDAN
PtMM M T -t f
W g B r m * bh
h d iw k h
-O N THR O T A nft-
^
"Otfu Thai l A .r
Mtt
rnocotoA
Sunday All.rmmn
111 I . Park A re .
a. »or,TTfr
i• m ol a
1948 Ot.pHMOIllljE 4 Door Scilnn $|380
Jeweler
IISK YOUR CRKUIT JIKHU
3 1 «t
111 i4. I'atmeUn Ave
wae ihe* hv ami* Mans*
pa* the “wrong me*",
2 fi'. dmvn p a y n trrit^ -lf» m optli i to pay uti nttlios and rliH 'Irlffll applianct-4 ■rliiny for uioto
Httttt f
V o h pay jitpt
down on a purI'lut-u* (if $ I w i w o rth of rli-ct rival appllatbim.
Ho. aliop now at o u r biy ' ton; i,u| lotiy, convrn irtit lunlyi't li-rtnn.
NEW YEAR’S EVE
EYES EXAMINED
(il.AHHKH FITTED
. pgrind of rinse? Of the tv s persons
MATHERS
gxn pouting aboard xblp We
Charles Wall, deictihad ax he
wnrlied around Mir elre h for |\cn ' loot it,,' stand a* “an ■t irr x a ex
and n li *I f dnvx, t)m lilter iioixtx { man of Tampa'* gimMIng i*rM t,"
and b uilt wainx rbalt* were lift told the Senate siih.cnmmltfee in
ing wounded nMi'-rd without a ve.llgnting crime ho« three at
hobble. We didn't pull out unit' tempts were made to kill iuir
the xhip'x waidx were filled to
No arrests or grand Jury in
Mu brim."
He xald xotae lliiited Nation vestigationx were made as a result
u «* b
Includin'* American and of anv of the three attempts, he
Australian war«lilpx. remained |n reported,
tbiwiiy Hlce. committee counsel,
shell tb«- enemy anil bring out
troops mid eipilpnunt. Two It. S a-ked Wall If he knew that the
Oplnmettlsf
1:15 P. M
W TRR
1400 on
Your Plat
ACS U f\ A S / C £
th in 7Mt wounded tl. N . troop*
mines and helping guide it.
»nd carried them nut *afrly be.
f'apt. K, B. Coyle, of Takotna
fnre they mulct hr Irnpnril by n
Park. Mil, senior medical officer
*urprl*i- Chinexe offensive.
alxisrd, >»iH tliat at the I.eight
The gigantic rescue operation
•cX' 'ondnrtrit xo smoothly and of the Chinnanuwi Mpeiallnn more
•wiftly it wrnl virtually unno- than IA00 per«nn< were almard
tin hospital ship
lireri
The gliiuinrring white xhtp with 1 "It wax one big plnhlrnt to feed
i-lg led rrnxxex painted on hai that many people. Hut we did.
- idc* lx xafrlv liirlt nt anchor off The laundry worked 24 hour* a
Inchon In the Yellow Sea off day tu help maintain our high
standard* of clcanline**.”
the w rit roaxl of Koieii
( aptaiu I'rrdur Mid "we can
All hut n handful of her pa
tierit* havr liern treated for h a ltl' do mo»t anything aboard this
wound- and irtuinrd to their out- ■hip that any modern big city
fita or returned to Japan for re- , hospital can do."
The patient* Mgrre |*vt. Men•nimralnn.
('apt C. It Pei line, command- jatniii I, .btirl.ui uf Wirhltx,
ing offii er of Ih* repoxr , xald Mu- commented:
Mg texcue operation n m in n l 1 "They've really Iwcn 1Ct miI Cri
me Ami brutbci they can keep
between N"V, 'H .in
no rlehl here"
"Several ifijx before then.” be
Jordan, wounded in hi* left leg
>ni*l. "we were off ln*h«n when
we got p idetx to proceed up to an,| right arm In Ihe fighting
rhlnnam po
At that time our around Pyongyang. h«* W u re
ground forrex were on the nffen
xlve Tlie tnlixiell of rhr repore
<v*x to piovldr bo plt.il fxrltltlei
for our Ir-wpx In that xertor,"
lie
xii) theie were very few
wounded
"Itllt while «x» were anrbored |
I's x ilx x M t i n s i . f , Ox, 1
off I'hinnxm p- Ibe ('binexa north
ef I’vongvaeg, atiout 2S or itll xi» months, then ri111* be-a'i**
milex noilh*x«t of nx, xtarted 1 mnnev he expected (> gxt from
lb ‘t log offend-e
•tie sheriff b, eontlnu* it di tn’t
“ In a xhort time wn-inded lu- coma lliroiigh
DR. C. Ij>PERSONS
|*.| md>gd this year o*e mas while
ap*>*ready hadn’t Aon- soywas g NegTo fisherman
used up in soma moos
I
fl> TO M 8 T O N K
Military mm »av it i* difficult
(T o r IU I 1b.,let
to estimate what thr riiviaioi
IN C H O N . K ill's </1’) Th r U . S. hmpital th
«|iie would hr for a f'hinrap Torn
muniat outfit Soiiip gorsx that it tl.r unning lio n o of thr K e ir in **1
I hr itrrli. 11.000.tnn vessel in*
|« |*s» than one man to support
-hull >w channel, look aboard mores
iino ao.'npf in romhnt.
in o n li'iin p Ibt- Ibnu' day work wt't-k In tin- coal miltt'H in
Now it the lime to stall thinking
tniuhl lx- iaki n «•* an npt'ii invitation to nnimiH to t-f.
about tinning oxer the new leal '•rt work dow d o w m |»y lim iting tin- work week. A rtn n lly
w( thought slxnil tinning nrer IsU tin- rulinjf wax I'.i’i'd on tin- niinplt- pro mi si* that a primlpfoyear at thn time sml. on seroml ipplylllK to I'm ployrra In a atali-matr- mipiit to npplv to
thought, derided to |r«xr iml-l nest unions nl .11
year.
T h r i-xnm iiu-r aaid I In- law- rrcounl/PH I Inst in an imt-iiHHi*
Mu- t-niplnyrr I uih a ripiit to yo ahcj.il and a lte r workA new nisrlune st the Unixcriilv
ini* cnndltloiin in io rd m y to th r projHmala hr haa m ntlr. H r
nl Illinois wltirli ran »hsllci 1
tlti-n-foti- M-jtHoiii that thr* union haa th r wim r ri$:ht. This
peisnn*s nerxex in |ne minuirt
Ih lint illy a solution fu r atjilrinulra. If it wt-rr a p p liid by
mint for looked on a* not rout*
Iwdh aidim on ri-achim* an imiuiaar, t h r rrknli would tiiosl
pieIel t ic solution siy. A liou*e lull
likely la- in th r iintnri- of a rollisioti. T h is in rnort- o f aij pd
n) lesnng young nnet ran do ihe
miHHinn that a Hlnlrnuttr caimol Im diaaolvtul liy t h r litltrr
same thing
. ,
" f a law. T h r law tan riu p ilrr two partii-s to argot inti*.: but piety re, xior/),
Amenrs's isdar nctwntk w.uiM
mske a stoptoe 411 sttark on lint
frtinirjr alntoil itnpniliMe. lays
(4H**** e r.M
mmi
Civilian D e f e n c e Adminiipalnt
which has sUbstllued
Cstdwell, former florid* gnveinnr
1', pi ejiblu a and l.yat
•gNBlive thinking till pil
Well, at lesil null eniouragiug
new* 1* welrnme n we pieparr In
celebrate the New Year.
A report bom Khatlotim n the
African Sudan, dec laics that sum*
areas of the nine wild Nuba Moon
lams ate he,»nting so modeim/ed
that the witrh iloclois are falling
en haul lime* fine recently ap
plied for gosetnioe^l relrcl. Saving
that the piartue of his ail< n*
typ^rt brought in enough cash tn
him.* Authooties said the ip
lht*nee of the witch dm Inis gen
efillr tf w ttk f i h’* yetting hardtn make a dishonest
US Hospital Ship Repose Is Unsung
Hero Of Bitter Korean Evacuation
ALL COLORED
"JITTERBUG SHOW”
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IJoan McTi'cr Weds
John Richard Deal
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Social Calendar
F K ID A V
T h r Scminulr Chapter No. 2
O .E.ii will lioli) h public unUjIu
W lion of tlir uffkrl* uf 1 1 at tht*
Masunic Hull at 8:00 I* M. i lie pub*
lie i t invited.
U n d rr tht* *pon*or#hip of Beta
filunm Phi torority. th- leceptumiat at tht* Frrnald-Laughton Memuiial Hotpital it M u It R Pip
pin « f tht* Baptiit W. M. U.
T in ts in v
The Daughter* of W eilty Sun
day School Clare wilt meet in Mc
Kinley Hall at 7:30 1*. M Ho*I* t f t l f i will lit* M itt \’er*« Woodcock. Mr*. |(. (i. Hickson, Mr*.
J- E. McKinley. Mrt. W A. Hun
ter, and Mr* Margaret Edward*.
WKllNKSf* \ v
Tin* January meeting and lun
cheon of the Woman’.* Club will
be held at IlMtO P. M. at the Woman'* Club. Reservation* may In*
made with Mrt. lien Wade.
w o m a n ’s
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THE SANFORD RERAl.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY DEC. 29. 1930
Mr*. Tom Wnt-un, Orlando nl‘i torney, will U* gu---t speaker at
the regular monthly luncheon of
the Woman'* Club to be held Wedne*day at 12:30 P. M.
Legislation will he the tuhi«*t
uf the program follow ini; the lun
cheon. Mi** Nnncv William* wdl
be *ue«t mutlcian.
Mr*. Pat Jingle, will lie »p**ntor i.f the luncheon, and ho-t* •**•*
are a* follow*! Mr*. -I It Ciavvford, chairman, Mr* Rolicrt Cobb,
Mr*. M. I. Cullum. M:* " . r
(| Karri Edward*. Mr*, t’. M. FI **
era, M rt. II. W l.ippincntt. MrM urray Jarvi* ami Air* Roliert
Carnet.
Memlier* are re*tue*te*i to tele
phone Mr*. Iten Woiti for ie*crritla m .
Miss Betty Jo Brock
Honored At Party
Mr*. Haw Kin* Connelly
and
MIm Daphne Cont.elly were hos
tel * at a dinner Wednesday
l o i n n r honoring Mi** Hetty Jo
Brink, wlio*e marriage to (ierald
i
lag will take place tonight at
D im o’clock nl the I irtt Merhodit*
Church, and b n bridal attrndantt.
A place-card featuring a bride
and groom holding a wedding ring
marked the individual place*, lie.
fun n delicious three course din
ner wa* nerved, the group toasted
the bride-elect.
Arrangement* of pink camellia*
and f<-rn were featured in the party
loom, which were opened en »uite
The dininic room table w jt laid
with white linen hand cut-work
mat, and <entered with a lovely
condi lahrn holding pink tape r, and
surrounded hv pink camellia* and
fern The mantle in the living room
wa* hanked with decorative* holly
and red .-andle*.
Mi* Brock pretented each of
her ntt*-ndunti with a beautiful
tiring uf pcail*. The
hutlrttet*
gift to the honorrv wa* a «et uf
ailvrr salt ami pepper shaker*.
Those pie tent at the dinner were
Mr*. Itii*. K, Mr*. Nancy Brock,
M rt
Ralph l.o**ing. Mr*. J. E.
Terwilleger, Jr., M itt
Margaret
Dingfeldcr, Mi** Jean Saver amt
Ml** Charlotte Oldham of Lees
burg Mr*. C L Powell ut tilt ml
in serving.
e rs o n a l s
Friend* of IV P. Campbell will
he glad to learn Mint he i* aide
to he up after a short Bines*.
Mi*t LauteBe Dutton will arrive
Sunday frunr Coral Cablet to visit
her mother, Mr*. S 1*. Dutton, over
the New Year'* holiday*.
Mr*. L. E. Tew. Sr., returned to
Snufurd Friday with her tun ami
hi* family after an extended stay
in Texas and Monterey, Mexico.
Mr. and Mr* R. W. Turner
spent yesterday It WlllUton with
Mr Turner', aiiter, Mrs \V J.
Whitener
Mr. and Mr*. U E. Turner and
son Jim of Lakeland, spent Christ*
mas day with Mi Turner’s par
ent*, Mr. ami Mr* ll W Turner
Mr. and Mrs S M RiChard.
Jr., mol son*. Sti t lieh and Neil, of
I'tnaacola, ate c(siting Mr
Ri
chard’* parents, Mr amt Mi*. S.
M. RiChard, Sr
Rev. and Mr* M. G. (haddock
and two children. Eugene and
Sarah, of Michigan arc visiting
Rev. (haddock's sistef*, Mt*. Fred
Myer* ami Mr*. Myron F, Smith.
Rev. and Mr* Tenney Deane and
three children of
Quincv
are
•pending the holiday* with Rev
When you buy carrot* cut the Dearie's mother. Mr*. W. T Deane,
top* off them; tecta show that and hi* brother, Ib-h Dramthey keep in I letter eating con
dition stored thi* way than stored
After spending the holidays with
with the top*.
her parent*. Mr and Mrs P P
Campbell, Mr* It B
Morphew
Pork U plentiful and a good and son Billy Bruce will return to
buy for family tncala. So put their home in Rohhlntvillc, N. C.,
|mrk chop* and aauerkraut, ham tomorrow,
ut *l macaroni, aau-ugo dishe* and
roast pork on your menus.
Mr. and .Mr*. W. H. RiChard
and ton, David, returned lu their
(irrece and Turkey are pushing
The fu*t witch-** signal acrort home In Bower. T* xn*. Tuetdav af
plan* to exploit i heir JJgnitr do- tin Atlanti- w a s picked up lev Mar* ter a two weeks visit with Mr
potita.
coni at St. Johns, N'fld. in I toil.
RiChard'* parents, Mr. and Mt*
S. M. RiChard
Mr. and M r-. II CJ. Drake ami
children, Martinr ami Henry re
turned yesterday to their home in
Gastonia. N . C. after spending
the Christinas holi-lay with Mr*
Drake'* parent* Mr. and Mr*.
It. W. Turner.
Dorothy Gray Creams
CELLOGKN CREAM
Mia* Elinor I.eSene, who Is an
artist with Rich's In Atlanta. G* .
flew to Sanford to spend Christmas
with her parxnt*.’ Mr and Mr*
Janie* Blankenship and her grand
parent*. Mr and Mr*. C. E. Whit
comb at I heir home on thardnli
Avenue.
Keg.*529 Sale^252
4-es*. Jar
For younger-looking skin u*e
(rlliyrit Cream. I.«. h ounce
contain* lU.tMIU Iitieruaiiorul
Unit* oi natural rstrogeuic
IrortiHinet.
Mr. ami Mr*. C.
Dorsey ami
•on* Joel and Hohhy, ami Paul
Thompson of DeFuniak Springs.
Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Field* of Hart
ford, Ala., and Charles Dorsey of
Tu U a , Okla.. are guest* of Mr
und Mr*. Theo Pate. They attend
ed the nhrrholteter-Dorsey in
Leesburg 1**1 night.
SPECIAL
DRY-SKIN MIXTURE
Reg. *422 Sule^IIi
Reg. *2ri Sale *122
Kitrariih f-nittHienl -ream fur
grntle, efleetiir I ill sow lion.
limited tills* unit 1
Mi** Denise Steven* attended
the Pi Kippn Alpha Dream G ill
Ball In Jacksonville
Thursday
night. Mi** Steven* will return
Mon-lav to Florida Southern Col
lege in Lakeland after spending
the holidays with her parent*, Mr.
and Mr*. A. II. Steven*.
AU
plm am
fit
rOUCHTON DRUG CO.
Birtluluy Tarty For
Sharon I*ei* (iivon
t i t 'la XI.ie Clark, X|i s Jam- I'ricc,
Mt*. It A 1*1100, Mi*» Beltv I^ice,
all uf Altoona; Ml** Margaret
Dykes, Hampton. Va.; Mr*. S. X|.
RiChard, J r.. Orlando.
l.itllf Shandl I re wa- lu>n«fid
inline.Lately folluwing the erte- on her fouilh bllfhday We.lnet.la>
moiiy, a res-eption was held at the
Me I eel U m e on Xlellonv tile Ave afternoon by In i mother, Mr*
nue. Mrs. R. L, Parker, aunt of Robert Lee, at the home of lo-r
the bride, was hostess at the bride'* grandmother. Mr* F 1 lee, on
table and cut the wedding cake. luiurel Avenue.
The dining tnl-le was covered
Mr* It.m aid U liarkey and Mi**
Faye Johnson presided ut
the with a white linen cloth and cen
punch bowl. The bride'* table was tered with the birthday c»kr de
four ramlles and
lov.-rnl with a lace cloth and table corated with
appointment* were of crystal and the mimeril four made of gum
drops.
Cundlelahra holding red
silver.
The bride chute as her going eandlrs were placed on each side
awm costume a suit of luggage tan of the cake. Gift* were placed tin
der a beautiful Chijstina* Iree lit
-itii brown aceetsorie*.
Xfter u brief honeymoon the the living room.
The group -grig songs and play
' -uple will make their home in
Hot Springs, Arkansas, whrre Mr. ed «rveral game* Janet Johnson
Deal is u member of the faculty won the prire for pinning the
of South Central llikle College
tall on the donkey.
Refreshments of ,-up eakr* d>corated with gum drops, red jelllo|iprd with whipped cream and »
cherry, candy and birthday cake
were thru served Tinv hat* no-l
hath-on* were given a > fiivors.
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Thole present were Donna IVter»,
Ftnerl
Ann
Stelnmryer.
» v r i im v v
Brenda David, Sti-an D-kle .lu.lv
f»!> Th** IHh|«hrii r in b
Cl |H N’r k%•
Lovender, tf illy Itn-wn, l.inda
« V.
Du I# HVi*nr*
* Alt
s4r%rn t M l . i . k f'h ih
.Xlitchell, Fredda (lalletta, Sharon
\ -r Kk •
ami Theresa Whitten, Ikirl* amt
1 Dll M .-rn lrm H imiH k i m i i i **
Sara Blan'on, Marilyn Towns,iid
1 M
Pr nit tiles i ' * 111 * iir k
•
N|*>**1 11 1 ar De-voflsm*
of
Orlando, Janet und Gary ll-ro
tl 1
Miunl* In lltin lr
don. Jum-l and Itllly Johnson,
(III W iiftil \ l S in r
•» 1 u P M l Hrr-kl It « irAtari
Carolyn ami Hilly S'nloii, Wayne
N
HhoM
amt Xlaitha Keeling, l.iai.e amt
•
To -m n it fh 'f s f t
Jimmie Smith, Susan and Donme
IM iid I'ln l ‘|* Parade
111 r«
Bentun, David Carter, Skipper
\ M m . % «t!rl. Mu*lr
Mi*»
Maude
Joan
XL Tee:.
tau.-M-s
i XI ■ ati.l -I i
XV i
McTeer of Snnford, t-i.tinr tF*
bride of John Hi. Ion* Dial, son
of Mr. and Mr*. I. C Drai of S:
Petersburg, in a beautiful candle
light, double ring ceremony - n
Wednesday nt * no o'.lmk I’ M.
The wedding wa» solemnized b
the Assembly of God Church wit!
the Rev. K. I- Wright of St I’rtc rl-utg officintilig. ami the Rex I.. A
A lim of Sanford ,i- i*tmg.
White gladioluses ami pom poi,
chiyscntheiuuui*.
a< ranged
n
white baskets on both side* of tie
fern banke.1 altar, formed a mao
tiful background f - r the ceremony
along with palms and lighted ta
pets in cathfOiul candelahia
Prior to the ceremony, Mr ■ Al
1-cit M. power, *i"t< i i thi groom
played the piano, -»*mg a . levtlio
of "I I .on e X'ou Tru ly". “ Hhuhert*
Serenade", “Claire dr I -me'' nm1
“To A Wild Rose” Franklin M«
Tver, brother of thi l-riile. »nlu
"God Gave Me Ym i" At tin- c«n
elusion of the -irem onv, while thbride ami groom knelt nt the nltai
R*V Itaines of Sitka Alaska sanp
"The Lord's Plover
The bride wa* given )n marriage
by her father and was Lively in a
gown fashioned of beautiful luidal
•atill The gown featured a * »e rl
heart ni-ekline with l-asti-i*' wni«l
The •leeve* Were long an.I Ini-ctcd
Into point* --vet tin han ;• Tinfull skill fell into a toil length
rathrdral tialn The fingertip veil
IM Iri y » lh d | M ir -iilh P
of sheer white net edged m U n u
11 *»« **hl!ilr»r» • t'l t**lc IP*1
tiful imported lore fell from a 1 1 III Wn*it o n |*«ra*te>
yi null H a m all
tiara fashioned uf sweetheart de 1! l
lilt tV..r|,| l l NiHifi
sign Her -till oinaimnt wa* a I?
itAsfl*. K j r m |i|pr*i
IT r .
lovely gold lie-kin. e la-longing ti IT Is* llrtrt r i u h
the bride’* inolhrl She .anted u
l Dll Pikguilar Hlnr
1
1
1.ail n Am writ ana
small white I tilde i o v i - i .I witl
1 1*1 t» lie* jMi m r n
lose* ami orange 11-.........
velth
l I"
' I u * 1 • *I V «r|p |f
fhau length -atin «liearners gut
V.slli-iinl iltiftfsl d h n i
t *
j lift M *r Nitiip I I an* h
landed with orange hlo.-nio*.
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f*
1
W
It T h f r r
The maid of honor, XJi*. Freda
1 n
T> ifa > "• Hlnr
I i*» M ijm|« s | HhiiP
Harrison, won a I
pink sail• oil M ii»ls I c.% rr* P*ft»
gown, featuring a high nrcklln• Js» T e r n T im # J I vp
with p«>intid eidlar. with whnh ,h>
* (in
It h y lh m llm ir
1 1 iS
1*«*r t * K»r»ic u f Uay
wor«- a single strand of pearl*. Th .HI N‘ i*-w "
..
sleeves wer. long arid ponle.1 ovei 1| Nunforel \| it r k *t IU | m
the hands, ami the t-as-ioe wnl»t
<.
T H it In h i
N >»* rdireirrw lMr.i>Ir
fell into u foil I. rig'li
Hi
1
N »> *. r fu R A t U rl»
laiu.i'iet ninsistnl uf .mull lav.ndc'
tin M rlfllriK u n . 4 rtoxsi)
ihrysanthernuins
71 1
Htildl* y
ln**r| l.i-M ufl
Mr* W, E McTeer, -i.t-r-ln
J*» Hill M * hr llaifk iiiiu 1
J *
k*)fM>t*-« lit f'ltflp
law of the l-riile. and ' l l - - liar
% 1 1 tl Y itf lr ty It «ll|
ham Jeuu lhal, *i*t» i of
th*
* |o \lewl Til* ’ lU fltl
groom, setve.I a* l>ridesiio-Kl- M r1: Del
i:«iiiii*ii
* 1*• P M l f tr ril At UrpMri
McTeer wa* g-wried m utehid so
1»: !•( IPn I ►♦r»L e-1IfHF
till and X||*» Ileal In aipm Boll IO •**»
Y ln rjtirl* llu ih p *
were fashioned the -an:-' as that It. 1Y J 1 •h tt •*> I a •n n u r h .
of the maid of honor The* al»* t « |A M llstifiM W 1 1 h M u*Is
f*0 Ml H ■
earned Isiuquets of lavender ami 1t 11 !»*
# H ipn o f f
V' llow rhry snot In-morns
Little l.inda Parker, roualn nf
the i-li-le, wla- was attired in vef
low satin, preceded the bride rflower girl
Mr, l.ewi* Deal, J r . Iirolhet of
the groom, served u« l-e*t man. Th
usher* were Tommy Denham an
Charles D-al of St Petersburg.
The mother of the l-iide wore *
gown of slali- grey faille with
which *he wore glove* of black
nylon ami a corsage of red m*f*
The groom's mother wa* g.-wne.l
in teal blue - o |ie edged In |arO.
Her corsage wa* uf pink earn*Mr amt Xlr* G. R Michel of
tion*.
Haltimurr, X|-l„ announce the birth
Arming tlie out of town go t» of a daughter, Dec. k’M. ut Stnl
were Mrs. 1.. h I'll. - . M - '1 mumv Hospital Mr* Michel Is the for
Denham M r.Xn-el
Holllngs. iti-'i Julia Belle McCIrllnml.
Wurth. Mr*. II t Derilmm. Mrs.
Xlr. arid Mr*. Robert Kenneth
It-Hleriek Donley, Mr
Anna N-l* Mlehaell of Orlando, anmitmc* the
son. Wayne Dykes, Xlr*. (I P, birth o af son, Philip John. Dec
Ropp, Mis* Lemon- Ropp, all of St. lift, in Orlando. Mr*. Michael* t* the
Petersburg; Mr* XI II Clark. Mi** former Mis* Lillian Adam*
l-'ulnb-m, Waytte Kelly.
Mr*. II. A Steinmeyer, Mr*
J . G David. Xlr*. it. I*. Ilernduii,
J r . Mr* i' L C aiter. Xlr* ( I d
ford John'oii. Xh
t'.iiti* luvm d
r r , Mr- John ttlafltoii o
llai
old Keelinjf, M i'
Unit liulbila.
Xlr* XXill-ill Nolan, X|i* !!..>Mitehell, \|i* Melvin Drktc, Mr*.
Donald Whitten, ,\|r* F-lgar lien
I
ton. M r.. Ilerlsrt Smith, Mr*. Oj
XI Fun.lom, Mr*. Irene XYatt, an
Xlit* Kuiii.v Walker.
3
A taoit one o.it of every ft
b.uminakers querlrd In a recei■ .tl
sol-s-y -aid
they
served ric*
t.-r lieakfast. The user* either
served u crl»p ready-to-eat Hcf
cereal or plain Itoiled rice.
fc9 ^ ^ M \ KK YOt R PLANS NOW
l o t i le lira I*- ^
tlipr E x e n ln
A t the
LON G WOOI) H O T E L
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Curl Y n llrath's Ort'hcittrn
Food m id si't-uim furnished
C o v e rt $1.00 per JHfrsoll
R ADIO STATION 1
VV.T.R.R.
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TH R EE
1*1*. H i i i i r t i ,'4fk
1l.t ff«»r r r * n f At ton*
2- Sl’NDAY-M*:\Y YKAR S KVK PARTY
( arl \ 'o llr :it h ’s tIre he slrn
KimhI-F uii F'itv--I - I n .lit-
I'urki’.v and M.im Suppet v2 * ’11 pci perstm
Sel ups F u i iiisltetl
i*li \\ liiirf |*4ik 2®" MI I t f iif Ip »rn uliitii*
:i-NK\\ YKAR S DINNKR
Sens’d Iriu tt noon in s I ’ XI.
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pci p rrM in
XX Iiita-I I'.o k 26-1II1 for rrsrrsaliim*
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New Year’s Eve
.if
The Mayfair Inn
Sunday, Dcccinlicr .‘II, l!)ol)
lln n iin g
In v n r s - Itrr.ih fa s t
10:00 l>. M. lit 2t00 A. XI
I h kel-s
.Mutdr liy Itod Allt-n's
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totiple
Ore h r at rit
lu lu rm n l
('n il I'JIIII Inr re te rvilllu ils
Ymi n rr cordially Invited to hear i l l A IM .II. W ith <1IT nt lint Piano, with
nolo x’ox und accordion, playiup nightl)
ROOM at the M A Y F A IR
in the henutiful new H A M IIO O
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Serve rerotc shrimp over wide
egg noodle* sometimes, ns a
change from rice. A quick way to
make the creole sauce for the
shrimp it to use canned tomato
puree and to season It with ,
onion, green pepper (if on Kindi,
ami garlic.
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Younger-looking skin!
Hind &wealber lotion
Regular
t l ill*
now only
T o the rich new uf *
HELENA RUBINSTEIN’S
ESTROGENIC HORMONE TWINS
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FRIDAY PEC. 29. 1 ^ °
THE BANFOHD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
RAGE FOUR
. rLLl“ L*
Texas, Oklahoma And Clemson A re |Suspension Of Six California Passing Kentucky And Bradley Lock Homs
Code Violators Is Must Improve To
In Sugar Bowl Tourney Saturday
Picked To Win Major Bowl Games Being Considered Match Michigan’s
Nl W
Hr H A R O L D Cl.A A SK K N
YORK.
Der
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2*> (Ah
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major rolleg*
Ruin May Scramble South Is Favored
P re d ic tio n s For In 12th PlayingO?
Sugar Bowl Game Blue-Gray Classic
lisslelhall
P A S A D E N A , C A L IF ., ttec 29 In m t rame through wilh snlnrtet lad night to ttay on the dwindlmx
LOS ANCJKLK8. I)e« Jt* tip)—
NLW YORK. Dr* l ' ) - (/Dk- 1**o-pl«liwin
betam* to
popular llitl ihr gridiron tpnrt lit* (wo reainni timing each year ihf Poa.ilile siiapenslon of sis nl I (Ah— California's Golden Hear* lid ol unh'.deni.
leged sanity rode sinner», a fight will have to display marked de
They’re lu d ir t than K*niii'ky ami Brarfley, two more all-winning
athedulrd prngrsm in ihr (til and the ho**! "leauin'* on Jan. I. over the eodc itself and action : vetopment In the air over the re
But to piuvr to yon th»t die H*« irit'in i tie really on*. Iter* *r*
the winner* of Ih* coming bo*| t
eontnti
Saturday. It**. ;ui
Eaat-Weii Shrine gam* *1 S*n
Franriacu: ttir eaitetn fuice*,
with Eyerell Grarvdeliua of Michi
gan Stdtr ** the »pc*r, nrr seven
Mint favnrilei In cb«lk tip •
fourth >ti k lclit triumph. Hut lh*
PALM lir.A f.ll, tie*. 20 iKpc
r tt ) winner will l»- the t rippled
hid* in lh*' riilin n li'u iillth , who «ia«Ir- California will in in l* Klor| f i till* |[ali receipts after ex- i«la whrn Ml” . Itorothv K iellf of
Itarhafa
ptriir# have l>rcri paid. Th* Fast L<>» Angela* trial M in
|)nw .on of (Irinrf* take rait ni lb*
to win.
Lihu-Grav »* M u u l g u m * i y, Women's Champlnnahln of I' lin
n
» .I lta<> .........
A lt
Fnldbetg mot ithurk Ih td i over lh* Prim Reach fh’lf
fihlri. 'm«’niti*V* of “ th*"’unh*it*o ; H u b
E*hi;''"»v r thro"«».
tttm that rrprJ*cnt*tl that grand
""'I ‘ •f H ohlia I ««» « 'm*'
old Southern tchool. the I'. S Oitnipl'inahlli at I hr I .nrr .|.
Mlhla.iv Academy at W . t Point. I f » n t.a.lf H u h 81 Aug,. t n » . <ui
N. Y.. t r r member# - f »hr Dixie ( March n thrmiah to
elrvrn, If the Southcrm-rs ran
MIm Klrllw will hr mat,In l- her
ilrfrtl grngiapliy that aa.ily why I f ' 0" '1 a iip w a m * in Hfirld* M at
can't they i.**t iho Northern I ['*••*« tournament*. while
Miaa
footl.all Irani? The South, tu h .! D***^",
/;/
N
time Mlta Kielty. C urlit Cun team
by seven.
plavar, went to Hit uuarter finolt
Monday, Jtn I
of I |,r Hi ltl .h Ladir , Open laal
Roar Howl tt Ca.adens '11*111
eyrlne nnil followed (h i. up wilh
tan over California Chuck Ort* vo lories in the Canadian
and
rnann It completely recovered World Amateur ■haninionshlin.
from Injuries .illfria*il during lb*
Mist (lawton It a tall, tweet
•♦anon and it It doubtful if !<*« swinelnp rolfer and It well tnowri
Richter, California All -America aMiiod California. She thould irlve
Blind, and lilt play mate* ran the pit It plenty of rompetlllon no.I
handle the healthy Wolverine.
Sugar Howl at New Orlearia: mlBlit even lietonir the new 11*11it
In fMhei of ihew* rhatnnlon hip
Oklahoma over Kentucky; five rvrntt. Of rmirae, the will lia com
Oklahoman a a n mppor » l i y on lln.
petiiiar nj-nlint such tlroni* chain
hoapltal till, They will get well, III on * o ' Mist Hetty Rowland of
nilranilmi.ly, hv Hie l|m* of kick* Ualngton, Ky.. InterrolleirUle ( it I
off and fuothall't longest modern
M itt Pnllv Rllnv »f
Port
winning etreali will mute to 32 Itl;
Worth. T e a , Southern anil We«t.
Bamra.
ern champion; and Miet Marnie
Cotton ltow| at Malta a: Teia* Polk of Chatlaiiooira, Term
over Teune.see, With Towoaenit
Pennsylvania will lie represented
In the hackflrld anal McKadin on hy Mrs. Miriam Phlppa-Lvnni of
the line the Treat team la at Plvmoitth C .C . Norristown; M itt
leaat the eipial of any team In Jane Martin of the fnrnout Oakthe country.
tmuint C.C . trene of the National
Orange Ho»l at Mlam*. Clem* Open r hnrnplnnihili In the aprine
aon over Miami. Injurlra hare and Miaa Maureen Riley of (he
(orrrd Miami Coach Andy (iutlaf* Neweaitle C.C., Neweastle, Pa.
»on tn find a new rpiartrrhark
f It lie*t entries already reeelved
and haa him worried about hla hv Hay M tCarlhy, tournament dlline. Clemaon will give him even tfclor, include, Mr* Helen
8.
greater Jilt era.
Ilili hem k of Loekport. N. Y : Mrs.
Gator Howl at Jacksonville: Janie* l.ee of lluntlmrtnn, I,. I.:
Wyoming over Waahlngtnn A l.ee. Mr* Fred Wright of Turk ahoc. N
kuldle Tallroom, Wyoinlng'a itar 1 . and Mr*, Inhn VrCuskev uf
hack, waa one of the nallon'a C|*rk*htrrg, Va.
leaillriB trnrer*.
Clear Howl al Tam pa: Val*
paraian over l.aCraiate (W it).
Tiaehera.
Run Howl at Kl Pato. Tea.:
(■Inelhnatl over Weal Teaat Htata.
Halad Itowl at Phnerilt, A rlr.:
Arliona -Stain of Tempo over
Miami of Ohio
Tangerine Howl at Orlando;
DA D M ,A S . Tea . frer. t«j-.rjpr
Motrin Harvey over Linory aad
— ( oil on Hon I fans who hare lieen
H lnry.
Pineapple ltow| at Honolulu: •polled hv scoring thrills thmtiBh
the vears mav tuiva to substitute
Denver over Hawaii.
Oleander Howl at <ialve>tun, fundamental fnnlhall nn the|, New
Tea.* Whatl on. Tea.. Junior Cdl* Year's Day diet here Monday.
There It a growlo* suspicion
lege nvm Ran Aofelo. T*a., Jun
that Urn University of Teaat and
ior College.
the Dnlversitv of Tennettre will
enrage In the lowest scoring ranu
th* Cotton Ihiwl has pro>lueed
elnee that sentries* deadlock hetween repte.erdallves of the «sme
ronferrnen Arkansas an.t LSD IH tr t t H T n r t h h
f i t a T r In (he pl|7 game.
Jl'Hne:, « r .n t v ii.t :
t id i n t i ,
A defensive struggle will lie
. » T * r r i rtF ri.n n iii* .
In r n n n v r * .
nothing new tn (ieneral Moh Nev
in n n T in : k b t a t f o r
Im td 'IlT 1. ''"IIN l:t.t#
also 1*11*1'* Tennessee Volunteers, who
have tin! scored In their Iasi two
konwn •• It 1. Carpeli.
D#e*a#M. post, tea arm tests, but It would lie
m » t i is ih im ir «t* » iu n c c n n i a drntlie Uepartura from the
tf iN ltf I* tVlIINKM. amt III* l/inghornt* poll season pattern
n r I. f'liMNr 1,1,. Jll htr* Ills,) The latt llm* Tessa playerf In Ihlt
tir final rtpnri •• l:t>. oltla >ni Dallas elatile It was a parly to
teriilar nt t i l **lal> ol |{nh»tl
I roraatl, alto known at ll I, howl scoring record* with Its 40-27
Cyrn*ll. i m a n i , rhal lh*r Mail rnnnuett nf Missouri on Jsu I,
Igtjr pfllllaa for final *11.elm at. IM A
and tha i lh»y wilt applr fo lb a
Two year* later, after thalr fl'*t
ItannraMt
•M* l . n s i l t a lit tttsir mu
ntr Jnrit*
India of Hanlsnla I'pilaily leaton nmUt Rlalr Cherry, the
caiintr
M tnda. e" Hke
i rata Uar o» Jannair |,otip|.nfot rolled over Alahema,
A p , m i . . for approval nr same
and tar lint I <1l».k*r*e a* Ktarutrlt ,17-7, In the Huger Row), then lh*
BM Raaewlor• -f. __
_ nt■ llo
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verv navi year lh*r rewrote Ihetr
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anal*
bfll t, O rn tH , atm known at tt 1 prevtou* p**«t#*a»on teorln" i »
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. on Dili !l(h H»r cords h r upsetting (teorgla, AI ••***.
utr r V » r * il'» r t .i. -lo_th» Oeanae R*»wl_________
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The I onghorns mo** imp"*en'
*ra••«r|• ||)<| I i#nitnr nffensKe showing In ho*vl play
*-f itf* M ill* nf IlnhgH la
•"i11 fi*il, il»p known nt It I. wa* here In the Colton B»iwl In
t'ormil, n»f*»iu<i
1944. when lt*rt» Hllde'* ream was
tie*I 7-7. hv Randolnh Field That
It the only blot on the Isroghorns’
noil season record, which got Its
iO^'CS
•tart a vaar etitllar with a 14 7
victory over Henrgla Tech In th*
Cotton n<nrt.
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Barbara Dawson
Meets Dot. Kielty
In Coif Tourney
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(iluliog to television, all figure fIMliar seavm if Ihey eapert tn
Ml*
Pi keep things slcwin*: when the I niatrh the polrntialitles of
National Collegiate AthM ic A »- cbigan in the an on New Yi-ar'a
kociation hol*U its annual meet Day.
Aerial statistics for the fall
in Dallas Jan 5-11.
The ' un liiinll) tia” nrr dur campaign give the Wolverine* a
for p*. >lhlc sir*pension for ni 11* niurluil edge, m i l their arc
campllunee siih the **nity neic, ihiower, ladhaek Chuck Ortmann,
-aiil N C A A Pmident
C, gainnl almost a* many ynrdi t*y
Willi tl h - he niapptnl out plans himself as ail the California Chucker* conrhined.
f*n tin <• *i ois tuny
Willed. University of ‘jnuthcrii
Thu* the new* leaking out of
< altf*iniM plofr- 'or sn I fncultjr California's dtill mound' nt San
idviiet, .1 * n rll an format |»a- Heinardiriu I'etny wa * Ind-re iting
sidenl *>l Hie I'anfic Coafct Cn(|* '
-.lid I he rumor*, I* at III rnn(notice, would not di'ulgr* the *i nl inline on pa n play*.
names of tin Institution* in iiu *-V l " I point lilank if ll*'’ Hear*
tiun, mu the five ol I "t * 1aIim 1* int*! Mini to pn-i more thnn usual,
appMienllv have rnen*lled lltrir F h k li Lynn Waldorf gave the
s ip
.line they wile rlt'vl1 f**t Hilly wn svir he rnuld "That le
. .| "li the *irriirn tail'ea."
.ill'll* *1 violation* cat her IliM
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9j tei Wiildnif, in another line
year.
Not Would Willed give nu v «*f i| >o-'ionirip. mm maul n l "W e
inkling ol ll*' nit nr v »f I l f l.avr l*e>n -pLttly imploding mu
pUrpnlli'l .d* i .r*. Hut i l.e RMity |i.« * irig ndnik hut ll *till leave*
rod* *t*nl- with oti otiralioo of
lot to l»- drtlli-d. Frankly, our
adilrli . and ple unialdy ltd- I’ pe *-r nr,- jii t average, nod th**
stir ir paramoniil in the < >’*CS snllie I* true of frllf leeelvel
involved
Cold tatisllr* show that Mielii
Whethei the gioup inelud'- ganV 'Ir Ortmann. *le*piir irijuany **f tt*e " i » n i* ainners" oam in
v.hirh eotl.nl*.I In* piny mid
n) nl die .loiiuy N C A A convert e ip,il*dili*. all sen eon, completed
lion In New York last y »»i **- II out of III.*, attempts, bad seven
also |e|| imanswerrd
intern pied nnd gained n net ,Vni
The s|* tiave liytt rltr*t, how yard for mi average of til n
ever arnt thru names will crime
( ‘.itifoiriln I epl ilatMiea on alv
up in fl'c r <li *1 u* i"ni ovn |o>* «*f I lie-1r jot ier nn-l they game*!
i.ililr piiriMinienl at die t**inlog , .. total of *;pi yard*.
D dl* * e . doll
I lo Nn out oil* rtr r hark nnd
There may I** strong agitation *hfef 'hlfiwei i: .tun Mmilina. The
for revi don of the code, how Kan Diego bid threw 12 tirries.
ever, Hliil if mine of Hie pinpo idi* "irnpl»te*| 21. gained llll yards,
wrr*
adopter), the euspcntlun* ha*l three lnterrrptl<ni* nnd n perWould lie aUtoiualiriilly eni|'<l la-- renlugi of fi7.l romplrtinn*.
fure they went into effort.
Il'lnml him wa* llrrnl Ogden,
If the revilorii fail, the aita who r"inpl* tr*| nine nut ,,f Of, for
pett'I'-rl Illinois ale liatied from IHI y u 'Ii, hud four intercepted
voting, ami even more impmtunt, .m l eri'lr.l i|l|t h peieentngii nf
N*'AA memttri* in giaal t*n*l ;t«i n
ing are forhiilden from rom|a*lCalifornia olitrrvrra Insl-l that
iug with the suspended hint her .-*• Marlnoi I n l*edn pa> ir than
theft ate neatly I'.tkl rollrge- nppim
on ti-i m o ld , hut that
Mini universities, M-pM-ftcnlrd liy *»!"• Wuhhitf Ion sorb potent
22 Inlerrollt giate gunfi tcnri-r, in ground gainer In .1 .tinny (llsaew.
the N C A A .
*ki, Petr Kchnluuuni nnd Jiinmy
tine of th* most Imporlant ■Monni hino, the Imy* are reluctant
to i oiiic up will twith Inoeeti an*l |to I'-ave the gloim-l
tighten the grant In-aid polin*
Michigan, it would appear, la
or so it* sponsor* feel. The pro ' nmte Lirnilinr with lli.* overhead
posal will permit a ttiidrid
|rdtark. Th* hig ten champions
nlhlete nr otherwise Un *i n pi I went Into the air IH4 limes lo nn
llnsrielat aid heyond that now (even I it'i for Call for nin Amt In
permitted for tnitinn ati*l annl rldrntnlly, Michi|;;<n playrtl *uie
la l rape rises,
lens game thnn Cal, nine tn III,
(binding Defensive
Battle Is Prospect Caliimcl Stable To
F(»r (iOtton (lassie Be Heavy Favorite
In Opening Knees
leTRal Notice
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A R C A D IA , Calif., Dec. W - U n
The faliulmi* Calumet raring
staid* throws a dontilr l*arr*l*-d
Lihol nl the nation'* money win
ning tlllr for iy;*U today when
Kanin Aniln open* Ita gates for
its Ml-day winter Hireling.
Trainer Jimmy Jone» named
Wistful and Ib-wttrh to rare in
the !lf*,iMiO Anita Chirpiita purse,
and victory will wild the Calu
mets ahead In the annual tact*
for I h* inonry winning till"
among the owners,
A* of tialay. the Hrookmradr
itahie of Mr i. fsala-l Dodge
Slone hav won |0|ti,?2l this year,
an*l Ihr Calumel horse* have
earned I'VMVtTn for the late
wealthy owner Warrsn Wright
Today's feature purse, dated
to In* run off liefme an opening
day throng of more than iNi.OOtl
fans. Is small rhange nunparetl
In lire purses awaiting th* h»t**
men during th* remainder nf
Fants Anita's tltli -*a *i>
Ktgk*aggregating
F/M'.iyei
ere nn tap from now nnill the
••toil *nd* with 'he |M>,<Ngi Kan
Join Capistrano hatidirap Match
in.
Th* Ihree hig Inline* remain
— lh* Jairift fiuu/kkl Hantn Anita,
hamlirsp Mai l, .1, die lltm.finAi
Kalita Anl'n licit.) I >1. 21, iitid
the IKin,I I'm Kalita Anita matin
tty. which I hi a year may gross
well past 12(100,'ton in added
money for the newly turned /miryenr-ulds on Feb. it
The Tirol nf the nine IMi.hoo
pi Me* lomra up lumorntw with
lln Cilifotnin i*rrei|ers champion
-la te , and the nest one Is th*
familiar New Year's *Hy feature,
tlo- Kmi Carlo* handicapThe Calm.ii-i entry was hard
ly espeeleil tn lie a »h**o-in this
afternoon mam threat appeared
t'l lie A Hied fj. Vanderbilt'* elnssy
lillle filly, fleil tl' Rosea, whirh
it.any Ihoughl was a* gixv] aa
her stahlernale, Nest Move, w in
ner **f the "H ue.- Year-Old F illy
*>f die Vear" honor*
Kliecial Toiteh, la ir Hegaid*
and K'uue tiai were rated ationg
m ldrndrr* In Ihe •evrn-fmtong
splint.
Pali h . ami tinld Capitol headlln* toneilrow's Rreeileia' Chant
plon ovenl, amt lh* N*w- Year'a
day fixture toasts surh streed-Ie r- a* Coaltimn, making the
rcond slarl after a lengthy va
ealiori from th* Calumet's cam
paign; William li'ieti' Your Host,
and Ah* Hlrschlmtg'a H»t|rro. , i
lisei. I illter Hratlley or Kentucky tl a cinch to love * game hy the
i*i-l »f the week,
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tournament
Opening
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New
Orleans tonight Kentucky play*
St. I^>ui* anil Hrndley meet* Kyrarose. If they win as eipected,
Ihr country's No I and Nn, 2
teams will meet in die final i
alnrday night.
Tangerine Howl
game
tram
The maRir unbeaten fives who
members, iruehe* and school of fi
won last night are;
Duipiesn* (H-Ol U ) Detrrdt fi2. (lain will la* gur t ib f tho Kaufordiamg Island II. (7 01 77 West Orlartdo Kennel Club for Ihe nrinual
Tangerine Howl racing program
o n Kentucky 70.
Cornell (7 -0 1 fit) Stanford M tonight.
(iern-rnl manager [P.t, llnii'l an(overdma).
I'iuclnnali
(0 n> f.t
Xnviri I room* otl last night that die tirad
roache nf i u- respective tcarni,
(Ohio) 70.
Oklshomn A A M ( I I Or 47 T r i Cmoiv an*l t|enrv of Virginia nnd
Mont* M au ry „f West Virginia,
as 4H.
Navy (li 0| Mi North Camlina would partiripate In the trophy
presenlation to Ihe winner nf (fir
Itr.
Wyoming (l!t-0 ( 02 ( 'otoi a*1*• feature Tangerine llow| llnn>li*aii
ninth rare
\*M Ml,
Tlie Irnrli will lie rln .rd MouThe University of Kan Franrise** look a I*' In 3 lead in tin day night. It nr.I trvealrd. in acIts annual rn*
fits! five minute* nnd went on lo enrttanee with
defeat tieorgin Tech 01 to 17. lorn "f "ivlng Its patrons a ehsnce
tt Wat an easy si* lory f'll the to adrtid ll*. Tangerine oatue.
I IM» t II *t I I x lm ll,
lion-, who led 40 to 21 at th*
14laa l,arnh*rt, ae>itt**r im iH r
had
Uni,-,Si*, / ..i n , IK '*• |.p. Jtu
dial* Hiai
Iherman While trm*d 2'* pointv rt.*l(, d*rtit*r U l '
in leading ( ong I.land In vietnry Jar s t 'o s t i o 11 r— i -..*m h i .
Arizona (landed national rhampdsrlnaii. -|||. l|..r*
ItotMoa
t.ll * C1*-*l •
i*n t * N Y It* thlld defeat, II itH, All*-*, fllriw ll.in
Tit'lr* ( l u l l 'I'liisii ll Mnisry
in dir opener.
TH IM li li i i r~_i in n ilr
OIMliorua A A M will plav Af
'Ol*.*
M**li**f Jo* date* Hitt.
tl»**l
I‘l.«l0p I'M,tf, l*,li
III), 1
i r m r i tonight for the tiilahonia
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J|,..rlr
Ili.rS llrlmoti*
city Inutnament title. Arkansas
1-01 MTM n ii i;— r H*#rl|r
ndvanerd hv defeating Alahnina,
I'owo y.'.ilifdl, Itlii# »-..lr.,l, VI*
Pi 3|
o">U# to* -si*. I d**t J.*n. ■ diet. Mil*.
i‘ii*
i*i|. m o . ii,# i,**i . ii.,i m u , r,
Navy ilrsipped North Cmolirm
• i n ii ii si i — r rim , ir,
In the first round of Ihe III lie
Ualtv ttoaiin Prog Hkm. fully ,
rUi' .ie at ftssl* ip I*. N. C
nrtioWe, Mr Inn x#||, ihrdlrleoi.
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I lie favnrile, North Carolina »*i*ri'*n
lt*-"k Ir
State, defend-d Tulanr, R1I7B.
SI 1 III II II »;— a in Mile
Paul Horvath *rnrrd *70 point > I'ltllK 1 hog, Cimo lllil Itnwlf
It**. !*•# U*. Km t#l*'
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li 'lr*»|y, dirt Hu* l
M l.j'o ii, No. tl uatlniiallv in TrmM
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tlii« week', A sum dated Pie* poll,
Ml. l.l-r Illrl I'rarlr. .. Judy, 1C
i< die only tnemlier nf the t»|i ten II l•sor„ldl. Prayl'iK liarkir |,«
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Nel.iaska, M-fj'2. in the Hig Se
r i i d i r i l ll I l f:— a t« m i,
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Mill g.tl It#r Mdidd,
ven iotum v at Kansas City. The
(-"!>■ Twilight. Tahiti. r*rtilnli»»
dire*’ who won are Oklahoma Touch,
" ’ir Neill*. Mklrl ll„w
AAM , No. 3; l.ong Ulsml tl.,
m i t i i n si r;— * in ml*
Taaaetloe ll#wl llasaira*
No i; and N. C. .State, No fi,
K enyon, r.illon
Plnl«h.
Y oiii
Jim lver*on of Kansas Stale T elling
Mr. Hto* 1 sit,
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dropped a long turn )u*t before Kalhv K liar l*#llv. Il#r Ja il
the gun to defeat (HlnhnUl* G&.
f l ‘ \ III li si i — a in Mil*
until floral, Migr.it It.d, (Ullgir
*•3, if, another Dig Seven tourney
Holt, Mm lair, (Uigur dirt. r>o*. 1
game
ll#*. ' ’mindy Put., ur 'Inoeli
At Champaign, DePanl avenged
Kennel Club To Be
Host To Tangerine
Bowl Game Teams
MH1I1TII h
Ul'I'alC o Kirn# (41 tt) whipped '( l o u,i*ti*i I’ll* pin
F IF T H t u n
HnfrirWnt
lemph- 71 f*f Tole,|o It ample,)
Haltr llnslia
Ml*«|.*tppl CoRegr, jit R| |'C|,A Kmehe.
ntX Ttl Ita ri. i'lm
llowUy ll*i, ilrvely
defeated I'lltihorgh r.H it
KCVL’M M It A' I. !.#*#< a
Ing darkle, Fr#rl#*r Judy
U l'illT II It A '-l. liar itlrilsto,
liur Nellie I arty Twilight
N IN TH llU 't ; p# Mar, K*nynn,
1'olloo fir.lit*
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T F N T II ItA 'i; Ms r fair, llugai
•ini Him k llai
I'A K A O F N a
Calif Dec. 2ll
(Ah There'll tm „ l„n | r t,#|,v ;h
the Rote Itowl
strirllv wl'h
words— as Ihe Tournament nf
Hr A S S O C IA TE D C R ESS
Rosea *tagp* Its atiuusl rue gann*
Today a year ago Glen Flangsn,
"Kirkoff lamrheoei "
Hose offirials espefled -ever*! Kt. Caul feather wright, wop a
thousand to sit in on today's Iwri in round d*ei*ii>ti over ta u rn Ka
ta# M Minroup.lit
Into h gshfeat.
Five y ia r. ago Ihe New York
Listed as star "rator* of th»*
dav were the rival roaches, l.ytin •'•■t'1* 4" t'1 I'dcher C liff Melton
Waldorf of California and Reii.ua
Kin l i.n t.co of th* Carlfle
for an unan
tHtnliann of Ihe invadlur Ml. I • lainaxl la g -i*
K*n Wolverine* ’(he t"il star* .1 ti-urnred n» I. nun
Ten years go (tor'llhy Wightthe Rote Howl show, th# player #,
man deflated Mil,an
l.opaui,
wem't he on hand
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California**
G o ld e n
(tear*,
•nnl» T'lla.
rhamplona of the Cacifie Coa.t
Conference *ra #1111 haid at work
at nearby Kan Retnatdino an I
Michigan'* title winner# from th* * iittfk Ortmaop. n n ir tip with a
lift sh'<utd*r and nark mtucle.
Rig Ten remain In •eml-aocluilon
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Hanried— Catherine
Thuraday and Kr(d*y, Jan. 4-5
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Jam** Stewart— Jeff Chandler
Sunday and Monday, Jan. 7-8
•
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l.iuhath Bcott— Vivaea Ltndfnra
Sunday and Monday. J«n. 14-15
AddH: Idtlwl Nrww * « RrPwttt
RACES T 0 NICHT
Rain or Skint t M L
Dnlly Dnakktt Qnlnlnlln.
“SO YOUNG SO BAD”
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Fcnltirt'—llaritnin
John Wayne— Maureen O'Hai*
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t i l .A tlM lk N a lk M l Bank BalMtin
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G-tshotrod Gut I# or. |ha
an teem* e#«' WDRO ut
6:10 a'th b || th# ’rk?pa
ep tha <k#«i at th* Chian
<f»$de*c*d Ktooal Club.
really are loaded
The Fast, with name tdavtri
surh aa Mi'"hbTt»u State's k vetett
firnndejtua, Puttle'a John Kere»tea. Navy’s (till Row era and many
another of 'he rnliber. I* favored
hy six point--.
SPORTS MIRROR
Tha Itoae*! ff «'ourne Commla*
»ioo»ra »_ ttl _"'f*r fojj »ata ta th*
high**! Mdrt*r lh* fnllowlng *‘l'Hpmint i
o n * ilrxl* r (p«n typat
' CompMia I*** 1»o tire*
Mid# will b# r#.-#lvart al tha Clerk *
ofltr* tn lh* rSiurt lion*# at H*o
tjtrt nodi I o'clock I ' U . January I
1 Did* will b* opened at lb* r*«si.
Mr meeting of **ld Hoard lo tra h*lrt
January i IBIt. h*«lanlna at I*
o’clock A M
lllrt# Will lia HentlflM an to*
•aval op*
Th# Hoard r»i*iv*a tha right to
reirrt any knd all hlda and to #ri *|.t th* offer lit** deem to he
KAN FR AN CISCO . f>er. 1W--IA’)
O il lege fooUiail’s grrat cnnlrh
hution tn the welfaie of cripnled
childron Wthe Shwnr KasthWeit
ilassie Is pnmed for what may li*
its most spectacular show.
The 2flth ».f Ihesc famed Inter,
rrlmnat gamey, which annually
provide more lhan 110(1.000 for the
Kilting charity, brings together to
morrow two All-Ktsr team* that
I’rn-iJainp WfirrlFiirhl
Feature
lx?R«l Nollrr
W m lt\ m u r
ICnst Ih Favored To
Win Slirinr Howl Till
M O N TG O M E R Y . Al*. Dec ?!»
(0 ) . Tfc** B lw h O ity M k i l w *
kepi waslhcr eve li(le*l today *»
they polished off ground «nd
aerial play* for tomorrow's annu»l
clai-le.
,
If the weather is go>«i, the '#**<1mal ers will give the nmt
fiashv r e M t rantaioe*! hv I**'
\ rm v '’
M l-Am wlf*
end. Rain and a tnir* v field, how
ever, would enhance I lie Yankee*
r ha nee, nf averaging last year *
27-13 defeat
The forecast call# f«r a warm
cloudy dav without rain
The Gray «Z|tr*d. » fair westher
tlx point favorite, hai * Has*/
passing game on lap. hut rainy
skie, routd plav hltvw with
airways
T
Th* Rel's already are on in*
«nilmin *f*n» KAdk
tiarns'l AH America hark field a e,
ha- been *h|e lined hr Bit ol : hits*
injury *mt hi* flipping a m "ill
l.e hsdlv niiiieil
Taking hi* plare will la* <*dl
Mi yon. ankle winged Imllet i'**m
the University of Georgia and J>
doughty running mate roc - •c'’
Pc I r-I stalwarts a* F*t .1*
n\
Furman and lolttng toe Mump of
Virginia MitHarv In-'idite
The kirkoff l« set for 2 r M.
Hlgii on *he VaoV-e rnU*i of
raphl* eri*l*teti are fU* l |I#» *-S
of North-ve.lern and Vine# O’hsra
of Penn state, m eoutile of tads
•»eit eoulope'l will, aerial titc l-rc
Pete Doka* of MnnaHeld fTak
teaeher* Is an*dh*r *tann'h t»d
on «hom th* Yank* stp depending
for i h*lr fifth triumph in I?
rtfprtt,
T v i. od.er Yj*ol depepdaWM
are Toni Wat on of Ohio ’tale .fcl
.tame l> ndr- of Notre Dam*, rocaplaint of die llbi* team
Th* Snrithem line toil*
nn■idemhle - Irenn'h In Churl >'ir »
of Armv a ird fhm Jo ye* of Tu lane. tackle#.; and Torn Hard* of
intcirn •»"• iamnclng
Hundv
Drown "f A d s 'lM i , * hrar* of
top rat* guards.
Doth potdherr and Khlta at# on
the sordherti teurn tweauae they
jive In Texas
firitdp "A"
V/r 0 '* /*rr
fh m u i mop
No diutf b r m ...
I
llv IA M F S SAC.Gt’S
N E W D P I,F A N S. Dee. 2» - ( A h
Rain, two roach** and the If. K.
Wrather liurrau are whirling n*
round In the Sugar Howl football
picture todav and nohodv Is sure
how- things will look when they
settle down.
Cotd. Wei winds ha'-e 4 ept Ihe
situation stirred up since Tuesday
hy hampering the workout* *>l
ieilh Kenlnekv and dklah'iina, the
lentil# that fight U out ip the
New Year'* Day rta**ic herr M'-U
day.
F a ilv todav the Weather finlean derlinrd tn (uedlct whether
the hud weather would fade awxv
before game time
Neither Cnarh Rud Witkinmn
of (Iktahorna nor Coach Psut
(Hearl Hrvnrd of Oklahoma would
*av whnl effect a » » t fiehl would
h »ie on the game
Hrvnnl said he prcfrrred *|rv
wrather for Hie game Wilkinson
said had weather usually made
for poor foot hall,
Itolh Kenlueks and flllah.ona
were driven Inshle during part
of srdeiiiay's practlres
Wilkin on. whose prnrtiee* *r*private, *-aid hi* workouts htouchl
normal re*nlt», sod were dlvi*|*l
Iwtwern all nhs-e . of offeme and
.lefetise He ha* ssid all along that
lie is worried atioiil Id# def**..**
On the other han't. Hryant acid
he was pleased with hi* team**
.hffine showing - "Th e y looked
pretty good." lie tingled out ta*-Mr
Jim MscKcnilr and W ilt
You nisi * end Dorn Focrl in
fullback Hill f,e*knvar for their
work.
||e |e|i,*rte*i offensive Mocking
wa* Irelow slaiHlar'is
ltd I* Wilkin mi and
Rryaut
planned Idg work'iut* today if
the weather permits.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORO, FLORIDA
PAGE SVX
Federal Reserve
Korean War
(C n t t u H
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P r s n P > > . n*>|
at various placet on ike exHsrn
rad ol the fluid as wrll at in ike
rati cralral sector'
A Norik Korean regiment at
tacked Allied potdiom near Inge,
five mile* north of the 3fllh pa-all«l and were driven back. Die Al
lies lost no ground
General Mar Arthur txid two Ret]
irgim ruli teirrd high yround northwrit of Oron. 30 mile* inland from
lire Sea uf Japan roait ami aUiul
10 rnilet south of Patallrl IH,
Another tliruvl rolled Allied
forces back southeast ol Ynnypo,
13 miles Jue east of Oron.
M arArthur said the Reds were
active in almost all sector, aero**
Korea'* waist. He reported 5,000
to 8,000 Reds were massed west of
the froien Imjln River. Another
concentration wa* spotted south
of Yanchon, In the celral sector,
Korean Red* were fn the for**front of the enemy action. Ilrhind
them were horde* of Chinese. MacArthur estimated Thursday that
more than 1.360,(km Reds Chires# and North Korean— were
poised in Korea and Manchuria
to strike Allied fnrres.
U . N. warplane* struck the en
emy all along the frigid from and
at hi* supply line- from Manchurl*. Observation plane- spotted
camouflaged vehicle* in the f«rwa d area*.
MscArthur said the assault in
the Yongpo area began lightly,
with U, N. troop* dispersing 100
Reds In the Initial attack. I.atrr,
a regiment of Communist* w*.
thrown at the Allied troop* and
ground wa* Inst.
A briefing officer at U. S
Eighth A rm v headquarter* -aid
one Allied unit was thrown back
IP mile*. Another battalion lost
three miles.
A ir observer* reported mount
ing rvldrner of Chinese and North
Korean force* moving up toward
the hattlerone
Rldgwav, Eighth Arm y commander, Imposed tight restriction*
on pinpointing any unit* uf hi*
huge forre at this time.
While the lid was zerewed a lit
tie llebtcr on news in Korea hv
the Allied command, the Red rid i i
at
Pyongyang broadcast that
United Nation* forces had <ul'ered lo**e* of man and war material
In the Kangwon arra on Dee t\
and 28.
"The People's force* opera1intt
fn the Kangwon province Intllct*
ed blow* upon tho enemy’* rniwrrAlt unit* In the area south of the
Stth Parallel on flee. 21 mid 25
with Immense results," the radio
M id .
"Areordlnr to a part of the war
records, oar force* inflicted about
■*2(1 raittaltfe* upon lh » enemv
fore** and ranlurtd about lift
traooa In the said artlnn*."
-M arA rthur quoted the enemv
W to H in Ma communique.
U. ft. Ear East Air Forre* an!
Plftb A ir Eoree ftehlers md
hnmlier* kept plugging nt the
fiommimUl* near the Red fn.n*
Town* hartarlm* enemv met* and
•applies were blasted In North
Korea.
Rpeedv American lets k n o k i-l
down one Russian p,sdc MIG 16
■nd damaged two other*
••«•
rounter* In far northwest Korea
gar Manchuria. All Am ei'ran
plane* returned safely to their
bases.
Navy plane* of task force 77
went bark Into action for the
first time since the evacuation of
the eait r«a »l port of llunpnnni
wa* completed on ChrUtnta* Eve.
They destroyed 27 building* oc
cupied- by Red troop* and dam
aged <17 other* along the tKth
Parallel.
Marine Corsair pilot* from an
aacort carrlrt Ittoup operating off
•Die Korean west coast rep*Jed
they destroyed more than <•"}
building* with bomba, napalm and
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Future'/
M o / I v io in t- D e m o Chief
. ,-nre mobilisation program,
LemM e ise program ha* l**n
l eppiirrntly nothing t* being
--lint*- future.
> ur - itioiial g ro w th sim ilar tu
gr -in -tio n b .tiltu c c k * . man*
le i-l l e i .
h a m I made an
the i n e s t thing tu It u the present m ilitary
asslitanci- (irvrgiam try whi h Ihc U nite d .state* 1*
s iip p ly li, Itinlte-l quantities of m ilita ry equipment
to N orth A tla n tic I 'act Allies.
World War II l-riid-le-ase wa* much broader
than tic howi vet m t-m i-h *» the program then
result- 1 in th - -lu -i •r.t of rlothlng, food. In(.Ustriel i-quii-r-.rnt ships, railroad* and almoit
every concrtvalde it* m
< nt it,, i uni til. t : .j i nhonbl a m ore rapid m ili
ta ry I- ltd-up of out
be req uir’ d, a new Ver
sion of U n i l - I r s M m a y become necessary.
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i -in aouice* are spcculatIng strongly that Hepatol .......
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for re-election by Gov Jan. I mu t
u food cluGice of becoming
the nest Orniocrntn n. : < >' .lio n
si..-reeling present party
chieftain William Hoyle
It I* anticipated that i :
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health srnl « «tioi | f.< li ... of lu i
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lAlsir Herielary Maurto i >-u is ,
Should Myers fall to lake tt ■ p u t )
he can land a job on It- Inter..1st.
believed that Preside nt ’I r un >. j
Ihc first IC C vacancy that * - -j ib
Another defeated ndni .i iration H*nnt# tun* Majority taa-Jer
Scott Lucas ha* aurioum.-t his int.-nli--.. of returning to hi* law
practice In Illinois hut lie < ri..r. talng <minted out tea a carc'idat* for
» governnu nt job
Lucas recently coiifarre-l at ilu W h.u Hoove on a "persunal matle r ' but rifuetd to .hi-, , -b. tli.-r i.« w..» offered a Waebliigton
jot* It * juusiblr l.s may
l up on u dipl-.nigtlc assignment.
• M A K U A M O M O (O M M tA t H P U N K Another "Urn* duck
Vito Manantonto, the Anun-un L n lc i Partylte froi
also reportrd preparing f■.r a - iiirie U i): nll<-m|.t in
1957.
Marconlenle
Th# left-wing Independent v.na ilefr.itc-l In till
May Attempt
House rare by a coalition harked by the Republican,
Democratic and lAtaral parlies Mia opponents felt
hi* defeat In November spelled Ida finish as a mem.
her of Congress inasmuch a* hi* New York City dintrtet la expected
to be rrahunted In the new redtatitrting
However, Marcnnt..niu may run fur the House again In another dis
trict as neither federal or *Ule law* require him to live In the die*
trtet he represent*
Whether the drfratrd Cbngrt *<n. h i (m ild i. < .tatdish hi* personal
machine or split the opposition in a new district t* proMematlcal
however.
Mia predreesaor, the Ute Ftorello It Ijinuardla, represented the
aame tlntriiT for a rmrnUr of ycura rv m Hiougti he lived In another
section of Maiili'tiian.
(tart th
At th
ran. re|
Monumi
'-.-rie,
The
car ih*Ilryar
rn tn ln
(truggh
78 yard
ing for
rut him
right n
Hrvnr
Medical
In ken in hie ruts, then *ent borne.
I fii' uiifu-wii Jilmr drovf off In
Ifryan
|“ilr \ UM| |.k,t r ,(l i ,.|v n
few blocks away before skidding
Into n ditch.
Two youilg married rniiple,
driving along In
eparate cars,
stopped
The stranger ran to the one,
finrhxl bis knife, yanked Mr*.
I oui- Hurra out and told her huehand. "I'm trading cars with you."
hurra, 31, an electrical repair
man lerked (he keys gut out and,
picking a huheap which happened
to tu lying nearby, slammed It
against the other's head
Tin- knifir cha m l Iturra down
the road then turned and ran
tack to the second ear, grahtied
open th - d(*>r, told Kenneth Craw,
ford Iff, dry-cleaning shop opera
tor, "g« t out . , give qi,. your car."
"H e lammed the knife Into my
side am) cut me a Utile I shoved
over ngalriet my wife. Khe gut out
and ran."
itiin a returned, got a humper
lack from hi* car and " I told him
I’d t-eat his damned head in if he
didn't gel tack to Ills car. I
thought hr was drunk."
T h e G ra ng e r w ent hack to the
P ackard, the ruiiplra d ro ve idf.
I'olhv sent out an alarm fur the
limn. They figurd he wa* deraug-
pruduvlng various raw materials
and flniibrd goods at rates Unbar
than 176 percent of the 1M6 level.
T h u * include artificial fibere,
n u de oil, electrical equipment,
glass, vehicles and oil refinery pro
duct*.
Th e E C A chief said Waat ()«•
many** ciport* climbed to an wall*
mated two billion dollar* In 1950
compared with 61,123,000,000 in
Hrtl). Import* alio increased durinn the year and the trade deficit
i» expected to lie about (<160,000,000 n- againd inure than a billiun
dollar* in 19tt*.
Germany'* "dollar trap" shrank
by 60 percent durinit I960, and
e*|iort of many item*, such a*
cameras, optical and precision in
struments and musical instrument*
increased substantially to the Unit
ed States.
West (lerinan living standard*
improved markedly during
the
year, Cat tier reported.
Although the high prewar food
consumption level of 2,001 calories
per day tier person has net yet
been reached, it had climbed to
2,700 in I960,
Agricultural production was ex
ce lle n t with potatoes and sugar
beets reaching all-time highs. g roduction of shoes, clothing and ail
kinds of consumer goods stepped
up in keeping with inerrased de
mand- us purchasing power rose
sharply.
With teonomlr activity expand
ing, bull, productivity and employ
ment increased to postwar highs.
Unemployment reached a top of
two million in February, 1950, and
drupped off to about a melton and
M 'a a lla u -4
r .-n
Caae H e tl
Apnp'ia
In Loss Than 6 Months . . . Compared to 12 Years for the First Million I
So it is your overwhelming endorsement of
Ihc products and services we offer that it behind
ihe production of this 25 millionth Chevrolet
less than sU months after completion of the 24
millionth.
We are sincerely grateful. And we believe Ihc
best way we can express our gratitude is to
continue lo offer you the very finest services
»nd the very greatest values that we possibly can.
And that it exactly what wt intend to do!
in* that will provoka Russia
i tVsn our own weak ness, our
r im in g and our stupidity,
he tlras la overdue for ua to
following a m e n pantywnlat
mary— a raera wordy voice
jM rten program. Hand gre
i talk louder than band ap-
ACME SEW-VAC STORES. INC.
M * North Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla.
— I woetd Me a I t * Heew DeeeostieHee el a
^ C H E V R O LET
A
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
r
Many Indian women in New
M ixlru still carry their infant* us
their back*, as was the custom or
their peuplr hundreds uf year* ago.
Large bundles often are also car
ried this way.
Hilly the Kid, outlaw
west, was horn In New
but turned tu crime at
12 in the mining town
City, N . M.
of the old
York City
the age of
of Silver
a quarter at the end of October
Since thru unemployment has gonj
into a seasonal rise.
*
Winter Haven
CHASE AND COMPANY
Havo Evtr Enjoytd, tho Latest Million Chovrolats have boon Produced
« d
■• S lM *. ( W l K * .
T h . I ol low ing prices reported by
the (tealer* on she Hanford tllil*
K . r m i n M arsel for prudu.e *ol4
lo Tru ck e rs A dealer* up lo S I'M .
l>ec*mUer I I , 1*1*.
, ,,
Apple*
bu bos IS .I0 -S .TI
tlsans, T * n d .r«r* e n bu hpr S SS-I I#
Cabbage, K U
I* lb bag* l.M
S'arrol*. C a ilf
crate * Is
( - . I r r r . Florida Holden
l i A La rg e r,
rra (e * *•
CVlery. I'ascal Florida
S* A U r ( i r
rra i. I l i
Nuta. I'ecan
per pound
Si
l.etiuce. Irsberg. d r r l ’»c k
*
Stanford G ro w n S do* ct I I I
V
t.ettuce. Iceberg. Ice Ta ck
*
Hanford grow n s dot ct I »4
Onion*. Yellow IS lb •*». I Tt-S •**
Onlona. W h ite so lb. •»>
1 SO
onions. Vellowr Hpanleb
so lb (i n .
l ie
onions. Green doe l-n, It*
I u « -l ! i
I'ot.iloes, W h ile , N V
liu |b, asa
l.J i
Hadlehes
i do* hp r
1 in
Tu rn ip * . Purple Tu p
flu* hunchee
1 <4
Orlando
Thanks to tha Grtalttl Public Darnand any Motor Cart and Trucks
For the only reason anyone maket more
products is because people team more of them.
We Chevrolet dealer* are able to deliver more
passenger can and trucks than any other auto
mobile dealer* today only because you prefer
Chevrolet 'yissenfcer can and trucks over any
41
f a r m i:r
MSHKirr
H A N K O K I) llE A l.E K
l ine urea, In- added, is le-* apt
I..- attacked In another war
-in ., th.- i-neinv pi.-•uniahly would
mini fit.in a different dllectiuu,
im-sning ih c west.
11c -a ill New England suffer*
must emnoiniraliv in a period of
depression and should have some
uf tIts* new facilities tn help It nut
in a postwar era.
Mrfirath pointed nut that dur
ing the slack business period two
years ago Massachusetts and
HI.ode I -land felt it so severty
lh.it they exhausted their unem
ployment fund*.
Thu guide now should l.e, h* be
lieves, tu locate the plants in area*
where they would do the must
r:>.<>d In later year* In meeting
unemployment problem*.
With it* production machine In
low gear the II. S. has still deliv
ered more than 726,000 tun* of
military equipment to friendly na
tion* abroad this year under th*
mutual
defrne*
aid program
iM H A P ).
We’d Ukc to Join all other Chevrolet dealer* in
thank ins our customer* for making possible
this 23 millionth Chevrolet.
Mfgert * a
i t x r o a t r a TA Tr:
FICO BRAND INSECTICIDES
In
8ueh a board, he said, should
Include military axperta on guer-
State Farmer® Market
Successful Growers Use
most defeii-i- plant* were located
la . niiM- « f f.-nr that the east coast
s i n mure subject to attack.
ment on Mi, Truman'* -ti.l.-mt-nt.
Ills office /aid lie lui.l left word
that he had in.thing In >ny ut
present
Meanwhile President Truman'*
cabinet discussed the geographic
location uf new steel and alumi
num plants in the expanded de
fense program.
Attorney Gemini Mrt.ralli, who
reported thi», argued fur placing
some of these plants in Id* home
state of Ithiidi- Island and else
where In New England.
Charles K. Wilson, Director of
the Office of Defense Mobiliza
tion, attended hi- fitsl cabinet
session since his appointment.
The meeting la-ted 76 minute*
and enruni|>ae*ed a military l.riefig by General Hra.lh-y, rhainuan
of the Jqint Chiefs uf Staff; n re
view uf defense need* by Secre
tary of Defense Marshall, ami a
lengthy production discussion in
which McGrath, Wilton and W.
irwatiawea g rw i r* »* «•*>
■aid both that country and C o m Stuart Symington, chairman nt
munist China would be fertile the National Security llesmirrr*
fields for a "commando-type pro Hoard, took part.
gram of psychological and revolu
McGrath told re|Mirters that
tionary penetration.
Ha cited Chine*# Nationalist
report* that there are '* million
Mi*...l i t . . '' alrMilu lii combat on
Senator Urges
r e a r D ari
last night after tank* had cluerd. Today the
called on in
dustry for n more rapid switch
over from civilian to defense pro*
tion.
The
Hoard's
money
freexe
mean* there will be lea* to lend
to busines* firms, or to Individual*
who want to buy house*, autos,
television zelt, furniture, etoek
market securities, nr anything
else.
There wa> nothing in the order
itself to raise interest rates fur
those who manage to get loan*.
Neither whs there anything tn
prevent tank* from raising those
rate*, although official* did not
expect a rate rise.
The Hoard'* freexe was effect
ed hv raising "reserve- require
ments"— the portpnrtion of de
posit* that member tank* an- re
quired to [toil with Federnl R -wrrve authorities a* rion-lendsbl*
reserve*.
Reserve Sytem mrmt(er hinkt
account for the great bulk of U.
S. bank deposits and loans, al
though they constitute a minority
of the nation’* 16.000 tank*. It 1*
un to state tanking author It lc*
whether tn apply a similar fnu-je
tn the remaining hanks.
The hoard's rrark-down
It*
rnenitars with a compulsory free*#
— which will cut bank prnlrls by
cutting their lending capacity amounted tn ronreding failure lor
taard efforts to get bank* In bold
down lending volutarily.
The hoard took some important
risks In ordrring the crack-down.
The most vital one was that
hanks might dump on the market
government securities In which
they h»ve Invested huge sums, In
order In get the extra ca-li -hey
will he required to port— or In
ralsF rash for making loans that
pay higher Interest. .
Another risk was that many
hank* miph* resign their m rn le rship in the Federal Rr»erv(. Sv.rtem to avoid being caught in Ike
freexe and to take advantage of
the easier requirement* on state
l-anks outside the system.
Although President Trum an said
at his news conference yester.lav
that It would take a long time
lo apply general price control* if the government decides they are
necessary— ESA said today it
hotter! tn have moat uf Its regional
price-wage office* opened n o t
month.
This move wa* assessed gener
ally a* preparation for itrirt con
trol* if needed. E S A already ha
authority to impose price xml
wage ceilings and to order tul!
backs. At present, however, it is
•eeking "voluntary compliance"
from labor and management.
The rubber order, effective to
day controls of all Imports of na
tural rubber and rubber uatex In
the hand* of general service* A d
ministrator Jet* (.arson.
An official statement said It i
necesaary fur the government to
lake ..v*r buying and distribution
of rubber "to safeguard the sup
ply and to assure that It is dis
tributed and utiiiled most ad
vantageously tu the national d«
fen-e."
A* an indirect effect, officials
•aid, the irmnral of competing
private buyer* from the field
should hold down rubber price*
which have been soaring since
the outbreak of the Korean war.
The action i* expected to hav>*
little nr no effect* on user* of
tire* or consumer* of other rub
ber product*.
In calling on industry for a fast
er switch to defense production.
•h,. fViteral Reserve Hoard sahl in
it* fiecemher bulletin l**ued to
day that "Ihc task of building up
mu defense* wil Inquire >-xt.-n*ivi
-liifts in the use of manpower,
material- and plant capacity, and
(eduction. In output of many
corn/noditles for civilian purposes.
»
�Ehe
In U n it) There Is Strength—
To l‘i utre I I hr I'rsce ti( th* Murid;
To I'rumotr the 1‘rogrrsa of America.
To I'roduce Prosperity fur Hanford.
i
VOLUM E
XXXXII
Estnhlishetl I !tf)H
rS a b re J e t s B a ttle
F o rty R e d M lG -1 5 s
In F ie r c e D o g fig h t
I UK
M4**tli rhiutli w iffi o rflllontt
liuht rain or tiri//l*- in ninth por
tion anil (jarrli *hmilv hi •*>uth
port ion L ultkr in n l i r n i p iinr I h
portion lbt% atlrrn«Mui
AN
IN D K rK N D E N I
SAXFCW H. FLO P ID A
D A IL Y
s a
N K W S I 'A l 'K I t
T I 'K I L U
D K t\
.In.
|«i:,(l
Fuity MIGS twoo: tied nul of the
Mendluiun >kirt and tangled Midi
15 American .Sjluri in a dogfight
of d u llin g iprrdi.
Two MIC* were damaged. All
ihr American plane* rrturned tale*
ty to their bate.
In All rarliri, smaller jet fight
|• Saturday. American Sabre* thol
down onr MIG *nd damaged An
other nr,u Sinuiju in noithea*t Kotea.
The American pilot* raid they
taw nnr MIG plungr into the raith
in flame* from I,BOO fret. They
•aid the oilier m i on ill back,
streaming tmoke in* downward
plungr at low altitude.
On the ground, two CompiuhDt
C IJA T -L A N D . Dec.
30
I'revs
Leased
N o . 'XI
W ire
D e-
Methodist Club Kefauver Group n,maiuiRThSaiIlus kv
tire From Defense
T old Few People Probes Fortune Of
Wf
mope
Have Been Free Of Tampa Sheriff
e rn
TrainmenExpressDissatisfaction W i t h
3-Year Moratorium
boiilrt.
Assoc in ted
Foreign Policy Row
Explodes In Demand
For Senate Debate
Happy Now Year
Aina;;otMDot„JVn Rail Unions Ask
Supersonic Cl a s h; Improvement Of
Attack Is Awaited
TO K YO . lire. 30— </P>— Swift Wage Peace Pact
F-S6 S*hrc jet* And Ruiiian-buill
MIG-15 jet plane* fought the big— l f*t air battle ol lltr Korean war
|™ Utr today near the Manchurian
W K A I IIK U
v. \ N ll\ t .lO N
**t id*)
>etl Uni >|iaik n
it) VI i ) pioitril 1n,|,y
lull
cm itc i|eI' , ,r
' " " l-Xflgn b<>ii<* to lit ';) *rttl> Hi-- n int: inntim nv
Wcs-
Search For Peace Is Bolita Seller T t'S tl*
l..;
il<i r n n o v
Aim Of Humanity.
iiio ,i
n es iHay
-e. !>1500
<
S li e i i f I ( nthreatli ••-m o- >nc pi,mWilliams A s s e r t s
< / P )_
The nation'* HO.OOO engineer* to
day atked inipintritirr.li in a threeyear peace pact the government
hoped would irtllr * long wagr diiputr between the iiilroad* and
four opraling union*.
For two day*, 125 grnrral chair
men of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineer* ihuuitrd the
leltlement plan announced from the
White flume Dec. 21Then l*U night. Grind Chief
Engineer Jim ri P. Shield* *aid he
and hit negotiating cummittre bad
been instructed to “ go back to
Waibingtoo to negotiate the leim*
of llial memorandum into a more
favorable settlement."
Shield* declined to *ay what
change* the chaiimrn leek in the
plan, which provide* wagr increate* for approximately 300.000
engineer*, firemen. tiammen and
conductor*.
“ lit lltr 2.0110 *i- tM viiit c lit-'
liillti m| ( luiil- |cv« lit.in I |w>tcr'il
Ilf ilir mule than 200 lullmn i«n
p|r him have lived have knuwn
Iteed'iiu.'' \ olie )X'dlijfnv. Il .
stale irpicsrntalivr and Imal i,
for tv- * ti-ld mrmheiv nf the Mrlh tint Mm* Cluh ai llieit Minnllily
•Upper meeting at M. Kmley II ii
Tliuiulay night. H r wav min*
■'n <1 li> Fol 3 I'* tlailiman
•••,,
il
l
.
,
'line llif r vtlmt reviii.limiv •»!
vi- t
, i
■
hi»toiy
Mr.
forces kwiinr 12 to IS miles .W n
Into S'lulli K o m on the |l, S,
Eighth A rm y’* lev ea*t*rn flank.
An Eighth Arm y spokesman
•aid United Nation* defender*
were '■in rontoet" with the larger
forrr .if h.lHMI Reds. It *■* nperatin* in the Hill rountrv 'IS mile*
inland from the Sea of Ja|*an.
The •matter CnmmunDl force! Il'fou- the m uting, however,
of 2,000 troop* wav only 10 m llv h" «*l>reMe«l dissatisfaction with
Inland from the eait coa»t.
the tire of the wage
and
There vva* no indication from with the three-year moratorium
arme headquarters that a l«altle on future general Increase.
The National Mediation Hoard
had la-gun.
(Mail* of the war’* blegrst air indicated in Washington it would
hatlle were sketchy. T h r air not act on the engineer*' move
Furr* >81(1 the fight began at 3:1 S until I he other unlotii concerned
P. M.
j vote on thr pc.u-c proposal.
The Midi* with their awept-1 General chairmen of the fire
hack wing' and the sleek Fahrcv men and of the trainmen meet
fought from 25.000 feet down to here next Thursday. The condue
tors* gi neral chairmen meet in
3.000 feel
The ( ommunlrt Air Force ha' St. laiuli Jan. 7.
If the irttlemrnt I* approved
’ shown Inrrenrlng wtlllngne*a l"
fight aa It* ground force* of Ko by these three unions, • special
rean and Chinee* e Red* matted board might be set up undrr the
alone Parallel 35 for the »econd railway labor art to consider the
* , . , , ,
. . . . .
I'luitn lly Tod Swnlts
particular problem* of thr en
lnva*h>n of.South Korea.
Lillie Dale l^un hentt, III, eight and one-half innlitll obi son of Mi. milt Ml*. D ili- I..... . Scott.
timer*l B f tw A rt^ l
t»rj}}rt- gineers.
Jr.. ttrUom r* ih r Nrw Y e a r w iili a im ilr. hate wrigh* IH | m»u in !» ni»«t ha« Mm r>. - II.
m* to U
The trainmen, In their weekly fadtiir 11*51 with youthful optimuttis
ed the lnva*ion will e U r t 'roiling
publication,
already
have
indi
between Jan. 1 and 10.
Lt. General Matthew B. RHir- cated editorially they “will prob
way, th«* nrw United N lU o n » fl#W ably approve" the .pact “with
commander In Korea, atreaied the some modification" as “the beat
gravlte of the *111111100 eonfront- deal possible under thr moat im
. Ing Allied troop*. In a ycar-end possible circumstances.'*
'-Jl
i c a i ila m “fie Wage Mat
The firemen's prrsidert, David
lly A S S O fl m i l l PRESS
It.
Robertson,
has
observed!
h
A m rrin n t, in theii various ways, will bid (airwrll lomoit “ When you're under government
control, you take what thr gov tu an old yrar and an old lialf trn lu i). and obsrtvr thr start ol ■
ernment give* you."
nrw- cycle of lime. Some will do it with rrvrlry. and ionic with prayn
(The governn ent has been oper
I.AR dO, Dec. 30— U V -Ja m e *
Across (hr natt-in, the rrc real ion i|iol> and tbr piatev of worvbip
|| dldden, 23, e a i fatally wounded ating the railroads since Aug.
- iprrpatr.1 to n.ark tl,c advent of
26,
when
It
took
over
to
prevent
early thl* morning In a run fight
!!>&! and of the smuul half of (t»the
spread
of
■
strike
by
train
with two local police who were
20th erntury.
men
and
conductors.)
mieltionlag him In connection with
To many, it will In- a tmmicnt In
O n Wednesday a n official
a breaking and entering eaac. Oldforget arrurnulatcd care* of tin
111 \SSIH I VI ED I'HKHH
■nokrtman
for
the
rondurtors
-aid
Kden d M In Morion Plant Hospital.
past and ci-lrbratr (hr fresh IIhe Nation's 1150 tiallic death
his union was dissatisfied with
^Clcsrwater. at 3:16 A.M .
ginning. To many others, It will
Patrolmru Irtnyd Fuller nnd Jim the pact.
lie n time of soul-eeartnibg for toll will (limb lei an rvtimilrd 15.The Washington talks which
Boyrtt had a pickup for Hidden
000 lltr Ingliril Hmc 10-iI and ibe
guidance in the futurr.
LONDON,
Dec. 30— (Ah— An
from the Clearwater police. The ended In announcement of the
With the World, and America, m ill wiirti m (lie bitloty o( motor
three-yrar
peace
pact
proposal
anonymous
petition
to
King beset by dc-p anxirtif*, hundrcoi
patrolmen raid they saw a car
parked on a side road and investi followed a scries of wildcat George VI offering to give up of churches, unde,* Ihc lendr>->li 11> vrhiclr travel,
■trikes whleh tied up Christmas the stolen Stone of Bconr if he of the
gated.
Tbe Nilion.i1 Safely Council's
National Council
of
They said Hidden showed them a malls In Chiragu and St. Louis agrres to leave it In Scotland Churchea of Christ In the U . h' rtlim slr of lliis ycai's traffic
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s
lla
s
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r
s
i*
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lh
s
s
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river'* licence Issued to a 8t.
A., have aet a day of prayer.
de.llll* include/ ibe scolr* it JirrPeter-burg man, and Iheiydrew a
Home wilt hold night-long set
J 2 automatic pistol. Tn*>
dediekd will be killed during tbr
vicee Into the New Yrar.
clare.j that Hidden fired first,
New Year’a Day I* a Roman latl two day* nf die year. It per
^Whereupon they opened fire. OldCatholic Holy Day, no f'atholi,
du ted 430 per-nru will !o*e tlicir
“ den was struck four times in the
will attend maaa both .Sunday nod
upper part of hla body.
lives in motor accident* over a
Monday.
Hidden had been released from
For sport* enthusiasts, it is a 78-bour |iefiod. from 6 I’ M. ye*the Florida State Prison at Hal
ford in July after serving time on
U N ITED NATIONS. N. Y .. Dec. 30— (A ’) — The men and women day spiced with varied fare. Tin- Drtlav tu imdmylil M imlty.
feature is the windup of the fo o t
Tlie 31.210 killed in the lint
a burglary charge, police said.
of 62 rounlriet who keep United Nations every-day work going even ball season, with half a dozen
lie died a few minutes after
I I mundt* ihi* yeai wa* only 270
when
the
diplomats
quit
talking
have
all
but
completed
their
move
into
b«>w| gsmta across the nation.
being admittrd to the hoepital.
the new inttrnslionsl skyscraper capilol here.
The dean of there is Califor lets than the traffic (slalitie* in
“ n e g r o in j u r e d
/Ml except 600 of the polyglot lot have been shifted by easy nia's Iloae Row), which annually 1041 and compared to thr 32.259
draws about yn.nil fans to Pasa killed in 1948.
Walter Grady, a 60 year old instxllmentx since last
August
Negro helper on a city collection from the flat-top factory in the ' 3j,000-odd secretariat workers will dena.
The Council ralil that only five
In the nightclub* and allowArtick, was injured when he fell lowlands of centra) Long Island be at work in Manhattan. Carpen
limes has the traffic toll in one
Aprrnm the bark of the troek ae It
ter* and masons, who have been placet, there will lie funny hat-, year exrer<b-l 35,000. The record
started to move hack of the Clinic reU riat building on the shores of following u p th* mover* at Lake noise and what I* generally known nigh wa* 3!i .;»iM in 11*41. Other
as whoopee.
building at about 0:00 o'clock thin the E x it River In Nrw
York's Success, will complete the Job of
New York'* Time* Squaie will year* tn whkh 33.0(H) or more per
morning.
making all of tho obi headquarter*
mid-Manhattan.
be
Jammed Hun,lay night, aa it I* sons were killed in traffic mishaps
He waa taken In • Neatly Am
Now they take elevators to their ready to produce gyroscope* and
every
year. And the ixtrn cop- were 1034, IMS. 1030 and 1937.
balance to Fernald-Laughton Me office space In the SS story struc other military machines that th*
In last weekend'*
Christmas
morial Hospital, and Dr. J . N. ture, one of four In the U , N . cap Sperry Company haa been man on duty will have their usual
Tolar, city physician, waa aura- ital setup lying between 42nd and ufacturing on tbo other aide of non-alcoholic headache with the holiday. S4S persons were killed on
traffic lam.
the highway*— one of tfie highest
41th Streets, instead of trudging th* U. N . partition* all along.
New York's liquor Iswt permit totals on record for an extended
* In thr mate that
The building* are in
three Sunday ealet so there it no holiday.
leg*- Police Chief Ray 0 . W ill lama waa temporary headquarters at stage*.
handicap for the aaloons this N rw
Ned II. Dearborn, council presi
and Lieut. S a x S a il investigated Lake Success since 1M6.
The secretariat buUding it al Year’s Ee*. Some of the better dent, said the figure* are a sharp
the accident.
By the end of next Juno nil the
IC w U * * * l Ow race H a )
(P m Us m * o a ewaa H a )
Americans Will Usher In 1951
Council Predicts
With Both Revelry And Prayer 330 Will Die In
Aulo Accidents
(iunman I Killed In
Hattie With Police
Highway Death Toll
For 1950 May Ex
ceed 35 Thousand
Petition Asks King
To Leave kStone Of
Seone In Scotland
United Nations Staff Nearly
Finish Move Into New Quarters
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shall plan aid l.rt's get out ->f f|f rthvti! *»f
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Korea entirely.
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unilet vaji mut Mt- tu fur tiNh |•»*11 • fil* ■
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lisflons, two ronrepts of life. rt t hen* mhr m Mafm fS«‘ilian
Christianity on the „ n e hand
! fdackhand society! wliii-h m ini
Communifm on th e other And
Tampa underworld, d Inrrtl
don't let any,me tell you that ,1' had hsard that bigger figuies
Communism I* not a religion It
Tampa tin ki t met ncca-mmil
Is. It Is the very antithesis of l)' l*1 New llilrn n -.
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value* the . “The rumur wu- tlmi after a
dignity of man. as Opposed tu the New Orleans meeting soinels-ly
philosophy of Communism which
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Olglltt.
Airplane Industry Is Upset By
Truman Emergency Declaration
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T J*«i <- *I» v Phi My *Inode and l-H.i.l, Ihrv war'll
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ii otilrola on Ihr ntlnrra’ wage.,
••In,. i - » Da* r«i »
lilitlirl
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hrnugld oul whether ,lie had lines
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fta ti'iifi c m h| in f»i»itAn*f n „*.I Ihr f.|H*iniora— who don’t loot,
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Mr* NVmlngton. who live* with
i uftllul
Himf K 111 Tiih*h* a *I•atIi 1 imhrnf ion nf f iu*t Ftidnv H al inlk'ld *llr frf'wi* In rhallrngr
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t* all i iln.it *i!| ft* rum rung, N*» fm » ifangr r iri *Hilh tl.r whole .Inhillriilion *r|.iip,
h -r two rhitdren at Alexandria,
srslwtiiti i at tir* i (tail p*«rf»'li oft
It.. . I,. I* " f l«l*ll**
Hrporl* rliriilatlnt? Ihroiltfh Ihr Va. aid her form, r hu.hand told
i*fill lent nil dMtficta
*M it| I Hi in
with llir ||M«| flfilli * ......... .
s'e*| l.v tfl*
roal field- hnvr II Ihal Iwwl* ataan h«r hr wn* rtmppirg
•li^ifinc util u f n ii(n t
topping tmt of tho
lierlr ■ f l»r trm atf* yi *11% »«(•*!
*u t in
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will .,'k for noolhn dollar a dav V (T , herause he rould <<• o on
• It i h t •nii« * ,.ru*wfnl! ,iin> t
un Mu wu> i<* N* v* A mi I
w i lt
un* u| »l.* mmI."
fm hi- miner
now iretlmr 11175 giexl out-ide.”
I.i I- I. , ilii *••hi* ft ilny
Pnlfr* (i*M i |*i
f*»ii
Sri l Iff|* *i • (• finl.a*r daily pay. Il al-o i« rumorwna Mil* |f*ur*t
However, .hr added that .h r
The tlu rr nnt m il,. Mini. M •*.||h»»* . ’ »• I I* Wil
<t iiMilMHr* I » ••>< i'll* fin* |
Ihnl Hie miner*' !*••* will aerk .aw no change in h i. attitude Ini th •lift* «litre* iHHti
•mint\ mil in Mmint \fl» * ||m > U \ I . Ml. t ih Sonfot.l. i
*»it| t fit i uii|»’
D«*f *rtiIter •!ay it'Kroiitnnir nl I S Kiylill, A nny I.. in n rn tr Ihr IMI rani* u Ion now ward Ihr I'arty,
u rn ii'lruM *1 un (iiul» itiun
I*
I* W l u t . l f i i
I ,r„^. r
*.t met ft! :t
paid ini" thr I'nitcd Mine Worker*
Mr*. Hrmington also Itnkrl him;
liriWr llifn M m ll t . l t f V\ it**.? ,|f .f||
(loop* all nlnrik’ 'h r IMI mllr Iwir.i.i h.hft I «» Cflli in |i* • *ml
In N» t l.ngltifid. I'm i Ihiii, Mi , •irt. Blur rmoinllnr In'liiallon that • Ifa ir all.I |M>n*ion fond. It i- In thr left-wing Worker'- Alliance
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S* \».1"1 *n,
p.itfiU up al Ihr tali* of fl.Vl.llfl,
Wn
f* (a,11' *1 *• low nf III Nftt VmK
-hr aid he told1. her hr Had
ti'.ii tl. t. lira Ir.l iimll
„ f*•••*!* *.... it
.mil • If v *af|% mot Ming ImW Wii* I * M r \l l i r IriT.'tifl to iiia'»r a sltnnir l*-l ii year, hill oiitlnv I- high, pig- M. .
l.iiu.
Tamila
Ijr.trn
up
while
promoting
the
miliimi.I.ilr
fllfiil
for
llir
llrpulilir.
M* *•I*••\•, imi »i Mnnirtiii, in nut Mi
oir* on In, w rlfarr drmaod rim
\ . Kit U * , t l ii r tart
tin tin- way lli. tin .. ,i •Htl.
f ’lilnrw ami I...I Kotran |ia'm|« fi un It rent* I** !•' 1 rot* more a AHI.nee during the xnrnmir "f
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• * Id Ilf. i | ir i> .•
I',» nn
.tlra.lv foi \..fi 11.if , toil
I to * *1*1 front f**iiif‘(f#J in piola.l
-eng' i for Ihr Tennessre Valley
Ntcl.. N J , nimI ii>'.| i|i. i 11*in aft MMtiniiiHcr (ill i* fir.t r.
alone
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" i tomaiv r.iim i,iini,t prrlinlr In n.ti ,ing n 'old, and ha-n't lipped Authority
» *4*. iftrtf* ii in! allrttw llt •!.. <
•ng •• fui until it* relit ini f e n n , 'uilllr.
lb.
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ftemingloii I'e.k Ihr
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h... hand Th r rontta. I liglirif lad witnet *iaml, her gtaioe met ihal
■ii M.ihHinn Nil*! Vfi gini »
Sin. Inn wn , h, I.I |,i
,i| fin fltt-Mi i at* a » , CftI.I Guo
\ ■poll .man al South Kon ai,
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and
ft. giving ihr iligmra • 70 of ih,- defend* nl nnlv briefI y
f r Kfl(||liflH»'*l,! i*f Mir (if ..led th.
a hrarltiff .Inn. '• >.t, . |iM, n
mmv h<-H'|.|,iaiI r t . lol.l AI' .or ■Mairh
nit a dav wngr inrrrnvr ami 10 llemington'* only rearlion wa- a
o. *!*• ! rum -«« -il ii Ii ml 111Vi•f t r e « Af11*
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In If. ..,,1
*>l**tltiC |*ii,’ri ni.iriil |.t..faai ’ . aft 1
,t
|».ii'lr|il
Hill
Shinn
Hint
two
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(hr Wrlfarr fund, v,a. for (town
lit id t * Vn iiniiirtlnite relief wa > A*
f« the it* n h t."n lr-l
Iran .|hii it,,,. P |..ln, . ,,
. she oiiotril hi- atl'ged
' ’h llir.r mtiipanlr. w rrr wipr.l mil two yaai . hot ntfirt «idr
til *i|fh»
either -H r mav
1)f
H U rftn,|<att|,.n
».-it
i, • fs* l f . l allrV let! l t». 1tie * •■
I tn i|.,y to ut rhiini'i'niic, on Ih,
( I t ’ll It on 50 .lav
11.* • In i J h im
Mi \f. Kihhiii
ii*i»u tinfffii I In *
NiraiKnril Ini. r t.-l<iy M ,
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Mr- Hrmington said she wa'"Hi I'lia llrl :|H m llr. noiHi of April I
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•. r* •i»"%' •I mV*. Mu i!a t ver t* id.»» Sr,ml
Iwn'lif'il trm |»i,nill, ... , ,
divorced nlunl a VCdr BP"
1*1U|| t fill!. lunging to nv min A.
1S "i i r* -I I ■ I * *' i o n it n i
i
\ nVthillr A«ef»u* Mm! would l»r had received no *upport ' rorn
tif viiil.illily* |hr ‘hit i
Spot mllr i.a'iot rln.hr* wrtr ir
i mil
i f I in* to to * •itit, N X . I In p..ilr.| fatHirr » r i | in Ihr plum* |lri*Mv vnlfintm v, l*ut .rfnis ha.e Kemiiiglnr, -inre June.
h ii*11 ii
i iijill
ru n e !rfe
hf**rl
wrajH.H". I law.
unlv It* m .ilr 11 |dmn*‘ *nil lu »c|
tniltdllic In thi* i *!ii*tti m i**• 1 if" full 4 i, I f l u (lu- New Ktigland
"it'll, Shinn mhl.il
The fir-l wilne.f rpl'ed in the
rnnrAdnriv in tin*'Ann fur ain h Inal wa* Hugh V. Porno, who v r .
Walct Plant In h*tnar tin
11 * •till* wi '(m in i lu (Ihire fTiliaC"
M
ilil.itv
loiirtt'*
-.»ol
lii.
llr.l.
n i* nuind
in ti ll ifi* i(iMirl*lu mm I n i
\n •Ilii a an itigging niit rtf n mm
- —
| •ntrtarv of Ihe gram! jury la•mdtnimrf* iiiiMiitt nitig Mn ui>idli*it ftndi i <11 with J. kOO torn ytihring whrn Ihrv hit lllrrlv will Ihtou
for which Remington drn'nl tmr|<li« i of f i|iH|i|ne|it to •h at mnwr.l Ihou.ai'il* int«. halth* a.
I Ilift (if Mil ft lltff »«!** to tin Put* I
tv mrmher'hip. flotan. <>f N»w
Ihry .Ii.I in N'uUfi Hurra. T iir t r an attack
It
I ) nm I '. t . Mr. .
I IN* •! |ret
*l||l(l|| «H* |*#1«*l*d
A’nrk, preenjed Mr*. I! -mlogton
South Hoiran ll'»«l'« methialieal
fontMhlllli.lt II. iV.
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.
\«'4A \ "il. Oily got (In fir i Ihry iiu .h ril i.y *hrri wtiyhl of
I*•A*11*rt*UMl (if 111* I tllWlIV
a North Korean to Ihr »tand.
•hoill.l In’ In a i. iitiUlMv
h. 1
•*Mi <» th. Miinipi|»nl \iri*«Mt lir<*% v ti owlnll uf Mi* veniOii V* * niinila'i an A llin l offrn.H r an I I, cut to pin
It. S allornrv Irving II. Say.
iitioumled -mith of
n M M litii
Hit
In
. i.i ..... .
n in* In
ft w n Mim ** lurnr.1 Ihr I ’. S. Kinhlh Armv hurl regiment
un* utilcfcd In n*»h*r *<* u'iii|ih Inilti*.
i i.oiwon, iieai llo . nlei of I'ar- not. in hi* "t-enirr slal-m tot vr>Inrltitlr •upiilylny malarial* n
,n t*i« iH’iH uM Itr landme* At Vf id
Wgu \e*t» ' IrtV the (iiu iil ■lown llir in,ol Into Smith Kort .i
ler.'nv -aid Itemioutoo "|l|0.r,„ t
Now thr Kii’ hlh Atm v, Imlipl- rfllrl JtH
well a, I limit*.
* 'l»* Ii now fnlf hit New \<dh
tit' ent, !*lo»i*ln Kn I’lMh' » •«'*,d
nl Id. oosllIon of trust” while on
mu il, lit it i *lt. South Honan an.l
MaeArtluu
aid
Smith
Hoiran
,"*.!* n r v r t I ' "
I " ' l l . <>tlf.-il.|.lnt
Hit* iiinI i'M d h* til
'
eti, !(*> ml.lr-l "tiinl *1ni n111 mmlil
t'intniiied an enemy attack Ihe federal jayrnll
W *i lie Mi* in trill Ii El! f id lf»r olhrt unit*. i» wtriintr alonir Ihr
iit .f i
|Ji*1il
m "
*i it I »•i » ** *1
Savo.it aid Ihe d'fendanl laiiiniinliiinoii*
ilrfrn
.tvr
In
ram
neat
Tordonp
» I.v- I> h i.In i
fur
rt.|*.|H-l l.rtitinMv I.. tra,i,i
II ,| * v:(*«h H » ' " ' Mii'l Maid* Avr
•mini» 1 vi.« *u|«h it iiijiei nt in * •
raved
hi- govemmeol "*--t hv
fmnlinp
ihr
I'arallrl
.1"
iainlrr.
i
rally
an
h'Ult
Tit.-d
a
y.
Some
It wnuhl (»■ foil. | .1,, f i r , ii,.,t,v
W i l l ,d " 'liit f ,* a m i n i If V l l i i»M f
F tiilllll
1
Shalt. rnlH')'* aipl hiokrn momimall mount pain* were made hy etvini* "vilal Inform.,H«o" *<• a
Nut ha* lh. tr I..*, i,
4 *ft|*i I l(i| f if tli ' t i f r*| uf***| 1,1 '■h« ('■** " • I Mil itnl * . (*tl|nf *id'«»
nl a la ir il »i I. n . ,t I,., , ■
ho i 11 * ■*nu: vvm t Inn yetteid-iv Miln In rain It rich ahmc ihr i*ir- th, taimmuni*' hut original |o»> ! Soviet -fly rentier.
lint! \M un*
.Irr, llr fora Mir war rruplnl, lailti tt-ms were ti- toted lalrr,
In hi* o*en openin'- ,|. f*i.*e *t
i»Mi i a lung mild *|oll li«l tA»ftig
l|r m i .|.lino,i.i ihnl .tl! |~. it.>li
tornev William f*. Fhaiidtee t t ' t j i
tir, un I hr ipir.llnti
iralmaill. "I
•*■"T " d*' IIM w r t * f♦11re®%I« 11r f» North ami South Koiran* main
Mm
A
rthiir
n-l
»
S-odh
Korean
;
lalnr.1 •I rone .h ftii.iv r pot it Iona
wiiiihl ta- r.plnrr.1 an.I , ,n,| ||.,
v i' id f '•i'•)<* adi Aiied fifiltieti win t * I h.’rr
unit whirl, had ’>■. n -nnound' d deoie.1 Ike nro*es*Ulton* ' . . " t t l e i
and -aid th al ww* n* ' a n * for
|tt*aihllll, ,.f In,tin f»rrinmi r*M»
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norlhaa.M
of
Yongpo
■a'. I Ih. ii law • Irnt I h> '
vttlii.it v -in,r,e fulvo -.n-l S-n day
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fo.-ght .ill *11 lupin t-iltle will' the eonvirtlon
.1 'll i.illli
Vltte.t tnaip- m n command all np Red*. Hv Is'- afterpoon tTirt.tmns
S o ypoF* mention of a <nv
. nf >ltt,I' In 11*5*1 i. Ci '• a t"1
V .1% •f 1.1,1. „ ml l lrfh well
Tin IflyH i uniruf mitet
*1
..<•• Ihal of I !•IT*
l.larl r, | . at In i logld .tflrt fog I-mat tie- to Sootli Horen They said I'nv the South H'uean unit liuikr ro'irier scchi -'I to ref". In I lir.rWr llOeMVUMII ' 1
it wa* nnlikelv that any tiralde
I Irvrt, t.irtitfwt *>f th*
»rlf
no.I
ii ' r ••ring
through the enetiiv line- «p.l totned l-etli Itentlev, a self destrifaof
eO’Cl** (o !*»'*<» nu «I the lull tf lr
I, io|a-r nl lire(•inner f’ornmon|»l who fir.t art..|. rrh.'ton fa.-.' f i.r , . ,<t
ft, ■..i.il.lti, .1 i , o »• •h eti ie |lower forte of r'hioeve or Re.| H-ui-ans "'h i’| ftteiidl, ("ice . in I he- area.
i Nihi *ij huu f,n tt * <*’»|l,l |*it m
•mild laiineh a oothwaril >lti»e
.iMiri tiavr thl. n i l i.f r. a. n>i |*!t .«ti, ,MIW!rl,.l ».f roo |'»t. ’ '•• l.o. ...Il
* op to right in. he» without twipp hit hard
Another |t. N, force atlaekrit ruse<l Rcmliicton in 11*( S. She
claimed he gave her goveinount
Me* 1 ml* ft? u i
(• .o h .0 -1 r f l l v " . ,f*.
111 •l ft*
Ihrryl ..f a r r i. t< n Im i - h ...
.
ten (rea to rno-t
T l - Red- ptirhr f thrli » i|fdup l'*l Re-1* in the -an *•at. s toil there da i a.
m r it h iH w
**f flfiiHfll
111**
i., '•
a t. a
w r i t r* I' led ipiieklv The
wt*
po
repot!
on
the
It
.lilt
of p-.w rr In central North Korea.
The economic rep"T*c."» -otleet
M ill
Ikr I'M ' tl*
Tr® P t n M M y
' t - . .til fit.
Hr
9n< f!»r |*|twfiir llnti initf«
i Mi
M l p h o to
an-l |innpl>n.ird |m the off. m|ve which
,kl*t General Emmet OThipnel's
1*1 *! jii|ii|iri! fl **im
|*e» rent nf 4 1 || - r«*rii r i i f jf'fi I h r y a n fer** •d . .* ».*(il.
1 ol.lpaO)
hlaliteil i.eneral tga- krthur*. hea.tu'iarter - |Hipdrf>r command summary aid B- ed *10 non In *ettlemcnt of a
i ••
Hi M i !
••"f Mini III I 'A I»rf ft III I
t i e r t (*•- f ••
♦1’ l « *
l -r infer roptioo in ha -aid for Ihe past several days 21'* made theii licaxi’-st attack of Id-cl uit aeain'1 a lelevi ion pro
rr»in on which M in Berdiev oued
hr fiffinithl, h u p t|t» (,» |?(n mn), r*« fit irt 1r*ii 11*|t ! «ir* t n f ** H ill . l . l . - l i*h o.
e u i-e
from
Salt I- imminent
Ihe dav on Kunihwa. important hei rharees.
ttf l l i r
1 at ir *'«t%
t V A lM lr * |A"t i f f ! O f..if «*|ik*li|rti *» C* firt t| n ri I f ( a H
'** Idaho, 'fold -i o.i
killed
troopW
xloe-lav
t-e-al
highway
amt
railload
'in
te
r
M
Ilnwes er. he wa, sirens n le.1
f f t f lf i f t l 'il
NM'I fine i'f
fin* i
•Oil *
ni|%‘AMt’f<i f t tt|i| ■•.fi lMMl |i*it
*
ha. t light nrnhltip attack* north mile* north "f S*-ou
fm*— h|- loti *'"t no* rrip-'*led
r «*rt*K 4 in ju t ! 1
l**f 1•*»IH* n»|»* ••(
n tin In It'll lli* lun
e.vr
of
rtiiiiirrhon.
in
the
center
fho
group
of
Stipe,
fori*
ranged
until a year ago after a M — xl
'Im itw hllr t in ri \\. t I., iii.in 1 s♦nut*
F I 1a ' N i s i
I 'tit many, II,e, of the peiim-nln
up to the Manchurian border t* tovaltv review imaid clear-■! him
WHIIan < Kialct 1' ....... . ■nal 27 *.Ri Ihr h* .it ir*1 *11,.. 1 nl ill
hiiti?i“* cm ryme i t an tinfnI fniiii
The Eighth
Arm y
reported bond, the rrntrnt town of Honn* of h#t nrrusation.
It*-1 1in he4f iwi'i? h*’itI f*»i 'i*nr i ihalMilao. i- ill ittol will not Im< year- •ni.ithri e<| the a ml liem <Tiine.e Re.I* pin--m g rierlh Mint
H>. finally re*igned from the
No nntiaiiriaft file was en
•In** In the Hf»» fel / *tn \Mi* I aide to he pue-.ud
1 v -1 1,i•>i of we, trm (i. ilium, northwest f Seem), the South Hocountcird hy thr Ear East \ir Eommerre Hepsr'meot t>o*t shortThr ahi-rn.-,1 .if Ih .-f two w out t to. ta\
iiffflpf.if* iemu t erf t•**'li*v
renn apltal.
1 .. -f e e ihe ' federal grand jury
The? ftitiil Mu"v tietr imi-'•■lor appear to leave tin H i,It. nallmvtt
Tin . 1'iiwfall. which la-gan on
Allied airplanes hamtm ir.l at Fotie plane* and those from thr
aii itieiiiir%
■ itii« thr ....
wAth M d rla iy , a- Ihe high,—t -ranking i im let. night, longeif from n the ('miitminisi gatherin'* rt»,e t»- British carrier The.ru* off the indicted him t"*t June H
rVanlef -aid veMerdax that
!{ii*sAiiii nut Inn It A*'» nh«* hn%e run t (*.unmiml*l at the rooveidlon
................ .. tin
plains aroil nil hit'd the front tine-. Tfie Sar East Koiean west roast.
A p rrm nvrnllno I.nil, Mi, i— *|>*I I tank tint to i .h inches in the Alp kit Korre- tmmtirr mnimand ent
dortetl n
’ Hntllr *»f
A I' correspondent William B ar Remington had known Mi«* Benthv 'hr pa.lv Mime lime ago Mountain- Il wa- still fulling
!lntt*r«M wflh M»e «n ♦ thl* y r«i
arm Mat rnriuv ffirrfi urar nard at Eighth Arm v Hradooattrr* lev under ano'her name a* a
iVodini* fiitlhei |um ^tlc iliuh, rhatgrd Ihe I'o lt.-I Slate* with •lowly nl midday
Elfth Air Sorer amt Rritish rrpurtrsl the Chinese were mass writer for the former newspaner
!hr Mlirt! iiffieUl*. it|«l no n jiri 1"agglr.-lun" npaio-i Km .a and'
Weather
i e r o r if a
diow ed caritrr-haseif warplanes twined the ing in two area* near Ynttehnn, .55 PM end th* rom m unUt poMiraI'hIKa II |■••rta,••t the S o , Irt i -ild n g to mutel, n sines* IHflg.
*aU Ig llttlf fUt% If!
mile due north of Scoot, and w rit linn New M iu rp . lie sahf 'he
W rit ffrriin rdO.il
*m >»» mutn i - i-. , i hr real rm
I - r
letw e yri, •tut'
'to d main liighwa,.. rc of h'lhwa, noMhwe.t of Seoul Tht* only data Remington gave her
cMti*hht a M"0
in Ihe world tialav
llialoeit pH . .aide Tire snow felt Is tt'i force wai north of (lie In*tin was available to anyone
Il was ma'erlsf for puMtell•
Monty and ecenly and there wa- Rl*er defep.e line on live U. N "i
iTiatder said. ” *o the >vorl*l would
extreme left flank.
very little drifting
Divorced Wife
AlacArlluir Krpnrls
I'Ynu’lt .Assfiiihly
(
Ciiiniminhl I’arlv
t
f
Army Orders 7,5(H)
Ciiiird And Reserve
Officers To Duty
„
W A S H IN G T O N
fire, 27— *A*l
— T h r Arm y ha* dipped into Na
tlonal Guard and Organiir.1 Ur*
*rrvr unit* for Ih.- first timr to
order 7..VH) individual junior of
fic.r* to doty in Mnrrh
And the Nav.V ha* Mowed away
plan* for relenting rr*ervi*t* next
auminrr.
Tho*.- two a. lion- were an
nouned yeatenfay a* the Arm y
alsci Hl»rl,,»di:
I It will rail up Id didn't
■ay wfient I mi Women'* Arm y
f'otp* lieutenant" and caiilnltr*.
2. It l» ordering to active *ervice Mia) additional medical of
firrr*; Hfai dental officers; and
t Ih inrdirnl servrrcr eorp* of
fiern* The.e will rr|H.rt in twti
group., pell maty *> amt March
15.
1
,In addition,
in ..
,the
i i Arm y expert.
'T " ',,' ' " h , i t V " ! l >ra’fi<,’Vii'i
}„ |h>.
March I ami
•» iIt* ii*_ the rfirst
i -.■ •!«..
March «*
22.
time It,.
the
^ rm y ha> reni h.*.l into the N"»
tinnnl (Juar.l and Organised It'
, rr v r unit*
„ nil* for individual of
*rrvr
f|rc r.
, hl. Hmean rri.i* I. |n
Thr
announerment *«iil the
" f, "ff" er- called from
timtA Hill |*r mnnll nin| Ihal Ihry
wi||
, , r)(1|ri)
,ln(jl „ fflrrt
m)l, ftU | fr),m fm|r „tllrr , nu rrr.,
ha* tern exhauiteil.
T h r Navy anft'umrrd In-t Nov
ember 1*' that enlisted rrxervlats r ,railed involuntarily would
lw relra-ed al I he rale of RJMSI
a month and rrvrrve officer* « '
Ihe rale of 1/dal n mouth tw.
ginning next July.
A Navy apokcMiian -aid y r lerilay Ihal plan ha- teen ahan
donct lie lohl n reporler the
Navy does not know when or
l.ow many reservist* will Iw reIca-e-l. Navy reserve rall-up plans
have not i hanged, he said
,
- ..
1 1 1 1 /
Before plucking individual nffuers from guard and organised
R r«rrv r unit*, the Arm y *ald.
all possible of Ihe 7.500 offirer
ipiotu will lie taken from:
1. The National Guard and O r
ganised Reserve volunteers.
2. Organised Rr-erve offireh*
commissioned from the R O TO
and who have one yenr's prior
federal »evire.
5. Reserve officer* from Ihe
HOTf* who did not exes-ute tie.
ferment
agreement*
ami who
liavr had less than ••nr year'*
federal **rviee
The
officerwill
serve 21
month* or ‘‘•o rh o th er perpal
a - limy he authorised hy law.""
DEC.
27.
1950
T ru m an
ll-.anaa.rf M " » * -* . *la-r
rcpr*tcnt*t|vc here.
Griffti W ild no* hr icachcd imtoe Hair!v for comment op thr *...
pom trm-td HI* New York o ff,*
-aid that hr had chartered a boat
„ n<)
fiching aomrwhrrr in
plorida watrr*
Meanwhile th.- White Ho-ise said
today I’rr-ldrnt Trum an will rrrommrnd al an appropriate tune a
•iiiii h broadened tax Pmgr am to
,,,,-et ine|ea«ed d rf.-n -r r o .i.
j „ Pj „hen the new ta- reeuni*
niendation* will go to t'ongm a
wa* not announre-f
Jo,eph II Short. pre«a aeeretarr,
l»*oetl a «talenirnt to amidify (
i,-,paik he UUldo l-‘
that ha
douM.-l *erv mu. I, t l ' i r would ho
a reipjest for new tare, m J*nuarv
The latemetil ■••'<
"The I’irstdint will nmti 1nown
hi- view , pud r - •. inntrtidaiton* ” ii
III,- new lax* ■ fi"' '* rfrv f"i the
defetlte program atan nl piopriato
time.
“ In
in *the
" meant tine, d i p-.»di-.r|v
certain Mat a ...... ... I.k . i ' . i and
expamW la* i.r.jBtam w'U la -l i - j
c»*nry •'» meet »•■• lo av, cost of
thr ilrfen-. nrtiginm in Hu* calen
dar yr»i IM I and .oh*riiurnl|v."
At the tr.a * iliv. i high ..ffinal
ln|.| reporter* 'I i Truman wa,
•tan.Iilg pat on hi- |in«t I'o-itioo
that large tax im re i-e , would hr
p„„ ih i, - of th* lug in. rea . in .Ir<rn „ rfl%|,
” f'v u .................. . ....
V^^V/AV., *,.v
. .id Ad
ininixtiatinn |, id, i would lug
talking ovri llo- tax itoatpui wi»I7
rongtrs-ional lax |. oilers shortly
afler Ihr n* w f o u p m . tunvepr
.lanuarv 5. lie added thal Ihe
mlnldrsti'Ui would pi' 'id il. 'n .
proposal' 'o the t 'onpre in a "frw
weeks ”
It w»« after 'I r Tromati had
dinner with fnili of hi, lop a-l
vi*ers la,I night that Sh<ut told
reporter*: ” 1 dould vetv mu- h
Ihrie will la- a rn,iied f-u u> w
'a*”11 January
|
. . . , “ ,T* . , ...
,
H id
la ith fu l . k'llnw topo
|’o lk', (elrluate-l g e y -ii,
at
nc-|,y lr|fu|af lnt.-iv,|, of „Ik, „1
MI1 i.
1 ,ur'
«
Meanwhile, Ihe American Bur
A oriolinn annolineed il had reee'Vrd a - airnnees from Seereta ry of llcfens*' Marshall tha*
wherever |~c-*d>le lawyer* railed
lip will I t given duty allowing
them tn tire their legal talent*.
Salmon i, the most valuable pro
duct of f'anadian fisheries,, with
lolMtereaerrind.
Erant l.i-r l, piano virtuoso, was
founder of a type of ploying, in
which the instrument attempted all
tesoiirces nf an nrehestra.
Before geologist* developed their
knowledge and t h r o r ir -nf nroslrtii*.
II w a- eommonlv thought that val
ley* were rnu-ed hy fissures in
the earth'* rrnrt priwlurr,! during
an nplieaval
SleArn is the force which elects
the water of a geyser, sometime,
to a height of |*at feet o, more.
Vnowr how well rhi, eountry wa‘
prrpared for Ihe rnnfltet."
t\ II. kVilliaiul, 102 Mav
Slrrcl, AMteville, Igmi
siana -ay* if folks w o ld tmih
and forget their worries they'd
all feel lot* hettor and mak"
other folk* feel In-ller too, M rWilliams -ay* she has ltd* to
-m llr alaiiit ,
thanks to H A I '%
A ('()[,. Mr*, William* found tha*
hy taking llA H A t 'O l, *hr help*'!
to nverrome a defiedeney of kits
min* RI. ! « . Niarin and Iron.
which IIA H A i'f il. eutitains.
Here is Mra. William S* OUT
-tatrtlienl: ” 1 gu r .» tl was over
a yrai ago when I r, illy started
*" feci might)
Whitt i
i i,/ . fctlltiK i.i.i I'm f-.-t tellfns
a st"iy I just didn't have tine
'•it of .iiergy I « a tired all th"
time I had I" do my house*" r^a
in *pell* . , , rest a while and
then work a lut. I inuldnT eat
full meal e itin r— I gue»s I
didn't cat enough In keep a hird
■lit. Their was many a night
I didn't g* I toil a few hour*'
sleep. Imagine going to lied and
then rolling and to -dug hroat of
'he night. So many of my frtrndt
had wen praising H A B A ft't
that I finally derided to try It M l
kt'HI- Aftei three tinttics >t
HA DA Ft it. f eon Id t ell a defiW
nttr improvement . , . now, aftei
taking IIA D A C O l. for over »
year, I feel jtr«t wonderful. I am
not tired or resile** during th"
•lay; I ran du all my housework
aril still Hove energy tn spare.
Sleep— why. I sleep like a top
Ju -t as soon a* m y head hit* th"
pillow | ilnfr off. And the mod
wonderful thing i» that I ran
actually rat the way a person
.(mold rat— and I really do en
joy my fond t l . k l ' V " ! . is a h f
•otutrly wonderful.
There
I*
nothing tike IIA D A C O l.. I re
commend il to alt my friends and
neighbors.”
Fofks All User the ('oonlrr
Whore system* were deficient in
Vitamin* 111, B2, Niacin and Iron
have been h e ti'd by IIA D A C O land IIA D A C O l, eon help you, too,
If Jftrti suffer from stomach dl>tre v, insomnia rausr.| hy upie*
stnrnacb, vague nrhe* and paln*^
or a general run-down condition
if they are due to such deficien
cies.
That’* th« kind of product you
want— that'* thn kind you should
hoy and that'a the kind you
should start taking NOW!
Htsrt Today!
gitm II A D A C n i. a ehanee ,*•
help you, s i )( has helped otheis
whose systents lacked Vitamin*
HI, R'2, Niarin and Iron Rertera*
her. ther* are no substitutes fm*
IIADACOl,. Alw ays Insist on the
genuine liA D A C O U No risk inmdtred. Buy a hot Mr of H A D A COL, either the trial site, 1124,
or the large fam ily or hospital
•tie « X U end If IIA D A C O l. dof*
not help you, yxrur money will he
refuadad. If ymrr druggist doe*
wrt lM«* IIA D A C O L . wder it di
rect from Th a LeBlane Corporatkm, Lafayette. Louisiana,
a IM* Tha L s IM ic iv rs s rtiu s
______________
�In U n i t y T h e re In S t r e n g th —
T o Protect th, Peace of the War 14:
Q T o Promolt th* Progress of America.
T o P (u d w « Prosperity for S ia lu it.
TH E
S
T
h
*
W
a
'
VO LUM E
X X X X II
E s ta b lis h e d
Army To Draft
'SO Thousand
Men In March
n
t
When the Korean war itarted,
the A rm y had 10 division*, with
of them
att full w*r_Mv#ngth
u
n
•trrpt
rp t for •
I dlvltlonUn Germany.
i u i i
There
•re were itm « threw.dtvWon;
In the United State*. Only one of
these, the *2nd Alrhorne, had anyth in g
approaching
effective
atnngth and that » t i only W or
70 |ier rent *>f full itrength.
At the prevent time, th*’ Army
ha* 11 regular division*, plus four
Nntlnnal Guard division* and tw<>
(Jimrd regimental ronilml tram*
which have been brought Into fed# e ra l aervtce. Two more Guard
division. will be M eraU feil neat
month. A ll guard unlla must be
Korean Casualties
Rise To 38,325 In
War’s Worst Month
d
f
e
r
a
l
f
Clouds with occasional rain <vr
iltiiilr and continued (nnlr:it(l|>
rool in M lr r m r north, t'lrar In
partly clouds with little change in
Irrnperatur* elsewhere.
t
a oi ikfititititkiatiefclm ■ • ■■ ■• > •
A N IN D E I’ E N D E N l D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
IM S
S A N TO H D ,
F L O R ID A
T ill R S IU V
D K (\
2S.
|«*r.(»
Associated
P rc -s
Leased
W ire
N o . Ill
United Nations Forces Brace
For Expected Chinese Attack;
Two Red Jets Are Shot Down
Korean Civilians Jam Rescue ('raft At lluiiKrnam
N a tio n a l P roduction
A u th o r ity P l a c e s
H oard in g Ban On 55
I E ssen tia l P rod ucts
W ASHINGTON? Dec. 2 8 -(,P )
— The Army Irday m urd a draft
rail lor 80,009 men in Match.
Fliii will brio; the total ol Army
requests for draltrei to 450.000
liner the outbreak ol the Koiran
war.
The 80,000 aiked for March i»
-the tame quota rrqueitrd in Jan*
•uary aqd February.
T h f Defentr Department anitotiTifemer.t laid the Navy, Air
.’Fhrc«'jii>d Marine* "do not plan
to place call* upon the Selective
Service eyitrm in Match."
Only the Army ha» uied the
draft up to now.
The original quotai for January
and February weie hooped on Dec.
>12 to provide 80,000 dr a fleet in
each of the two monthi. The first
call for January wat only 40.000
and the oitgin.il call for February
wat 50,000.
The draft callt ate pail of a
build up to give the Army a com*
bat forcr equal to 24 divitiont
when it tearhet iti current rxpxn
lion goal neat July I.
Although the figure uied by the
Defrnte Department involvet only
18 divisions, an Army official told
a reporter today that the fighting
forte will he augmented by the
to-called regimental combat teamt
to equal the itrength of 24 full
divitiont.
e
W EA TH ER
Remington Claims Norwegian Farmer Asian Nations Ask Rf
t i
Defense Witnesses y!!* h IIiY T' i?-1 U . S. To Negotiate T i , i n y - ° - w M i i ' e s
Being Frightened hX'/UKl,lld
- - N°"'> ° (
'
With Chinese' Reds
NEW
Ail
V Ut IKK,
upstair
New
l>. «
*.’H i,V>
York
n|*)dt
E x-W ife Tells Court Sjt' ( questioning, police
“f,r*
Delenn-not. Rar Eastern
that
In
strangled
forme,
*<egfeld
He Prom ised T o R e Folli. »howgirl Kvrlyn iVvonrn)
tions Think C o m
main Loyal To R eds llua 11
promise P o s s i b l e
1‘olle. quoted llirger \'o|ilkvi*l
NF.W Y O R K . IW
N A tIV I IIO H IIIS. ItRest to rapacity with Korean clvlltanl. furrnurut an ocean-going vrawl at llsingnaiii
tiarbor ilurlng tlie evacuation of U N troop* and civilian* from the area. The va»t operation was ra n led on
while Allied wanltln* oil .m il laid down a "wall of Dia ' about the beachhead. (tntrenalioruil .Soundpholu)
Indochinese R eds Fresh Vegetable Dade County Pays
Ends At
Push French Back Shortage
Farmer’s Market O ver One-Fourth
In Frontier F ig h t
Of Sales Tax Levy
Women And Children
B e i n g Evacuated;
Red Assault Looms
SAIGON. Indochina. Dec. 28—
</P)— [tottered by w ivtt o( Communiu-led Vietminh a 11 a c k|e r *.
French forcet withdraw today from
two out|K)il* of their shrinking
north Indochina frontier salient,
it looked like the first phate of the
tong expected Vietminh general of
fensive.
After n herd-fought bailie, ibf
outnumbered Flench garriion at
Hinhlieu. 35 mile* southwest o!
Moncay. withdrew and joined a
rrlirf rolumn- During tha battle
the relief rolumn itarlf had bnrflv
reoccupied the po*t. Moil of ihe
garriion eica|>cd, a communique re
ported.
At the tame lime, French troop*
Tilled back icveral milei on the
extreme western flank of the *a
lient. They abandoned the oul|>otl
at Chauton, 10 mile* nor'hwrtl of
the key French poddon at Tienyen.
The renewed attack* by the
Communiil-lcd Nalionaliil* on llie
frontier talienl coincided with oilier
Vietminh drive* mirth of Hanoi. A
French military ipokctman >aid
their attack* were *top|wd, but be
admitted that thr first phaie ol
the big Nalionalitt offemive may
have begun.
Following a rbortage <d vege
tables due to It,. Ia*t freeie the
volume uf piiHluce at the Hanford
State Farmer:, Market i* nhuwing
an Incremic, Manager Handv Anderion announced this morning.
The dealer*, he Mated, are re
ceiving fair volume of celery, local
cabbage, Icelwrg and Hig Itoaton
lettuce. AUo in supply are bunched
turnips, mustard and green onion*,
radishes and cullarda.
The market is strong and de
mand exceeds supply on bunch
vegetable*, but for lettuce the
movement Is slow.
"M e unti. mate inrreiurd sup
plies liegioning about Jan. 1," said
Mr, Andervm. "However, 1 do not
believe a heavy volume of green
vegetable.! from local
growers
would be sufficient tn supply th*
dtmand," he added.
$167,046 Collected In
Sem inole C o u n t y
D uring First Y ear
a» saying be "tdew his t «j, * when
28 4<1*t
tlie woman resisted hi- ndvanees
t ouiurl for formal tro%rrnmrnl in hi* Marihattan hotel room
r‘ om mnl \\ ilium W Itrnun^loii
“ I remember taking my band
>haivrJ todni lli.il ixitfitful tl(* ketch!* ( Mtid pulling it niou id
her neck and pulling - 1iclit *’ he
If litf u «In rt»ri M,i*it hriiiK Mitniml was quoted n* laying ” 1
•In I |,\ |*i trvei uiNin latlu*.
ineliibei putting » w aif III tier
I fileral jutlgr Girgory I V io ii - mouth "
I
| •
. .
The Imdy of l-t *i)ls‘t1 m lii’Mi
s n litu ih e iia tu le lh e c lia rg r.c o m - war found Tiiraib.) niornur ( in
meiitinii I ‘ I*1 n»t letogni/e any- the \>hland Hotel at I-'-' Finn th
thing n u b as .1 J rlrm r of .» g m • Avenue
eminent witness until a person . T*" ,r ' ro ll,r" t1"*; dmi*: 6n.
. >
, , , ..
had
lc« n
gairotted
svnh n
takes the staml
it rami .,f cloth limped ligluly
Krtnmglort. Hyeai-olti 'former almul bet throal. A scarf was
stuff* *i Into llet month
Department of 1 on,merer rennoittTin- slaying took place during
lit. on Inal on a i h uge ol pci- n ili.nking party ... the II
k # r» liotrl iin )iii
juiy, is accused id listing bed to
l*olirr
Ihr |>ri*Htifr un
a f-drr,d grand jmy when lie
ftiiyiiu: Mix- Mtii'hi % u ,%* tlmi« denied he eacr was a Communiit. hi *: ttl- ul I hr fiHiiu whm hr mmlc
Ills div oiccil wile, Mr*. Ann •klvai *•* U» h« r >»hr trhuffrtl him,
I h r « » t h r r , p*».
Krmington, lias spent the past two nliil
TALLAHASSEE, Dec 28 t/P)
— More (ban onr-fouillt of all dav* on the Hand, testifying they
Florida salrt lav trcripl* during
" r ' r Comnu,n,,“ m,,,r ' ,,,n
the Frit year of collection
ollection came 1,1
'K0
Dcfen*r .attorney |o*rpb L
from Dade county.
Comptlnller C. M Gay'i I 2 _ ILiuli. Jr., charged today that llie
i • , i
month analytit of the nrw
i
goiemment
levy
ha* been
calling
Th* HwnfUh horn Noikvinf u m
trluiDi*! Iu ii U%( niffhl nflrr
hi* (trtFil ill tUic*A, \ V , whrn*
III* fttil n fliT I hi* IilVJllK*
I mlrr «|iit itioninir* In* fir At inal.i*.I that hs wa. Iso. drunk to
a remeinliei ssIt it look place ‘m
...»*» of |Mi|rntial drfrntr wifiie»»ev
.bowed Dalle county piodmed | ^ otr ,|1P „ M nj uly f,„ ,|„
I I I.785J89 of lire total $jd.815.- purpose ol pelting* information
113 collected. Duval cunly wa* a •■bout the defend inl in*I iiitinvd.ilpoor trconsl with 14.391,207. and ire them ”
The below frecrltig weather that Ibllthorougli was thud with $1,U. S attorney Irving II Saypol
occurred throughout the entire 263.544.
said llte Intimidation charge whs
southern -tale* during the later
part of Nuvrmber and the second
week in December paved an open
ing for Hanford grown, vegetables.
He contrasted Inla situation with
that of Dec. 27 and Dec. 29. 1P4U
when dump tirkala were issued on
radishes, Itean*, peppers, coll ant*,
turnips, cabbage and green onions
owing to the "dlatresMngly low
prices and no demand."
**| firmly tndlev*," aald Mr. Andrrson, "that the grower* uf Hemillole and adjacent countie* will re
ceive satiifartory prices for uualitv produce during 1961."
.Miss Arlene Richter
Evucuuted To Japan
_ W A S H IN G T O nT I
^Announced U . 8. ra.uallte. In th.
Korean w ar to*# to 36,325 through
midnight Dee. 22. an ijKraa.e o
Mr. and Mra. Henry Hichtor were
1,004 over the cumulative total
gladdened recently by the receipt
reported In the prevlou* week.
of • cablegram from their daugh
T h r D tM ftm tiit of Dtfofuta ■»
releasing the flg u m today, em*
(French
ahlpplng *ourres In ter. Mi** Arlia* Richter. Arm y
hasired that they ropr#**nt only Rlngapor* *aid all French women nurxc. Mating that ihe had been
i* number of notification*
and children In Indochina are to among the force* recently evacuat
to naxt of kin and do not reflectall be evacuated on th« advice of th# ed from Korea and D now in J a
casualties »uff*red through Dae. French m ilitary aulhnrttlr. there. pan.
She had i*een serving for several
They aatd the tf>.O0(bton liner 1^
The total included' 6.432d*atha. Conte De Male. Juat returned by months in the Korean campaign.
f o f the.#, 6,742 were killed In ag* Japan to F ra n c , will g « at once " I ’m fine and fit. don’t worry,” ahe
tlon. r.84 died of wound* and « from Yokohama to Saigon, and raided.
A graduate of Seminole High
death* were recorded among men that other vraieU— po**itilv five
who hail been reported m l»»tng in «r alx— will join the operation In School, Mi»* Richter received her
nurses training at St. Vlnrept’a
action.
„ ...
January.)
The wounded total vra* 27.012.
French re»enre* are reported to Hospital in Jacksonville. During
including thoie who later died of have ahtfted to the coa'tal tone to World War It she served In E u
rope.
wounds.
prevent any large »cale Vietminh
The mUMng figure reached Bl- decent toward* the »ea*nort of
E IS E N H O W E R IG N O R E D
671 tince the beginning of ho*tll- Haiphong. A military *noke*man
HT. L O U IS , Dec. 2 8 - l T ) — When
Itte*. O f this number 4,763 are raid five Vietminh battalion* have
General Dwight D. Eiwnhower
litteil a* rurrenltv miming. In ad
liven Identified in the vicinity of
"d ltt m to the six miming who were thr frontier lalirnt and hr added arrives! at Union Station water1 Jiiied today a* having died, tht* tonight that the enemy offemive slay he found a shouting, placardcarrying group of bobby luxers.
total Include* 705 who have vinca
Contlr-w d on l*age Four
The Supreme Commando; of the
returned to U. S. mill tare control
Atlantic Pact Nations’ European
and 107 known prUonere of war.
INniGF~STlRl,K
army, hi* wtfa and thalr parte were
Total A tm v casaaltitt reached
N EW Y O R K . Dec. 2 » - b W - en route from Denvtr, Colo, to
ae.oru;. Th e Navy total waa 429,
(tcronomo Torre*. 26, waa holding Washington. In changing train*
the air force 300 and Marine corp*
a aingle-edged raior between hi* here, they had to fight their way
casualties rrathej 5,624.
teeth lait night when he loat hia past the noisy group.
balance, fell backward* In hi* chair
The bobhy soxer* didn’t rrcogF I R S T UN F L A G
niie the general. In clrilian cloth#*,
T O K Y O . Dec. 28- O T I — Th e flrat and awallowed the raior.
X rare at Ilellevua
lloenltal amf they weren't Itmklnr for him.
Unite.! Nation* flag flown from
a U. S. battleship ha* been of- •howed the raxor lodged In hla Screamlnr "W e want Red." they
Mnmach. Surgeon* operated early
Vgfere.1 to the Naval academy by todya, and removed th* raior. They » ,r.* o!n .
!° ***** comedian
Red Skelton, who arrived on the
’ Capt. Irvin g T . Duke, commander
aald hla condition waa good.
same
train.
of the Mlatouri.
The Big Mo first brake out tha
U . N. emblem Sept. I I . juat be
fore the battlewagon’* guna roarad at enemv inMallarieiu In Hamcbok, a Korean *a»t coail acaDort
•outh of the 38th Pare!lal.
The flag waa flown during three
other bombardments.
Ry T O M B R A D S H A W
fO N G R F U S IO N Ah R E C O R D
TO K Y O . Dec. 28— t/ TV -Th e ruccenfu! Allied withdrawal from
u , W A S H IN G T O N Dec. M -O P > —
'■*^8 lung-Mending all-time record for the Hungnam beachhead in Korea U . prompted lop brau here to say
consecutive »ervice In Congrea* it could have been held indefinitely.
ilia tndav to R*p. Sabath
(D That opinion appeared based on one prime factor— th# belief the
I) who was elected last Noe. 7 tremendoua curtain of firepower#
•till another term— nU 53rd.
_ ground th# bearhhead by go *o far aa to M y that the
artillery, N aval guru and air *U»- Hungnam operation could bo carport akvt the United N a tio n Hed oot again and again In
I will have eerved 41 T*ar*. nine fort# off from raemy attack of Koro#— prorfaed th# tMtlng permagnitad#.
the and 26 days whew today**
mitted dew# Naval gun H r - tup
Th# Tenth A m y Corpa waa port. Rome point# on Korea’*
Inn adjourns.
The record was held h r Senator inatebed to aafety with moat of weat roaat, for instance are too
la* & Morrill ed Vermont. Re |ta lupplle* while a Communiit rockv and th# offahor# water too
now oatlmtled at mor# than •hallow to accommodate haul*,
uninterrupted mrvtoo Of 43 forte
nth* aad 24 dor* to ---------------------- i r r - BTtllab)a
•hloi and m il
R
Army Brasi Thinks Allies Might
Have Held Hungnam Indefinitely
£",5K„TErr.m
fl(
I
lie*’ tjiiil.
” lia»ete»»’‘ ami »ald the govern
ment bast "no apologies to ninke
for whnt I coiiaisier to be the nor
mal functioning <>f the inlmtii*tinlion of jiiistice,’’
Mra, Remington ha* (teen the
principal government witness Mee
the trial sstnrt**l Tuesilny She
type of bunneti.
•aid she mush* Itemiglim plestge
They accounted (or $5,355,418 lovaltv to Csimrniinlsrn tsefore *he
of the entire tax. Construction *ui*- agreed to m a rry him, and did not
plie* told or uied dirrctelv by ,i*i- love him al the time.
Mr*
Remington swore that
(■Minis built llie total For build Remington bud gucn "top -eeret’
ing imFustry tales lairs iqi to $7- iiifoiinnlion to tin admitted
SSI
form
I er Russian agent, Ml** Fli.abett.
835.897.
fl,e slate's bllllslmg Iwnim tllow
ed up plainly in the sale* tax
figutr* at lumhri and nlhri cr*nilrudion dealer* luinesl over more
money in laxrt collected from con
sumer* than rqieialot* of any other
isl* tie i cun littereii loom at the
h Isl.
•sliss Hughe* had appealed III
th. itioadway hits "Rio Rita"
^
and "Rosalie" and in films «ith
Rudolph Valentino and Olor'ia
'
Swanson.
Nils* him "lived with he, couilimn-lii*
husbaml, nil* slriver
J**liti M* Dsiinrtil, in u room at
Its** i***1el only a few feet fmill
tlie one m which her bods w m
found.
Norslkvist, who saul ibut lie
rame is, the Ulilts-il Stale, m
I’.blb, i- s-mployed by h <ntrr
firm m Hamlin, N. Y.
tlefurr Imt he wurkrd as a
luiiiln-rja, k ami merrhant *<■*man.
lie whs arrested Tuesday night
aft'*r he asked u Utica hotel
mmiag*, |,, telephone lit* Ash
|
j’*';
p|“ ^ lt ■'What
n|||||rhappen*-*! at
Operator* of hotels, iiio '**i ! H*nlley.
Fuller said hr would to leoik
eil after further questioning.
court, and other tr.n.lenl lodging , ,BJ,h toiwr.'n^Reminion a m l ' K
■luartera turned in l4.Wt2.33t> m |,p„,j>v j„ Watldirtmi and she
............... . rental of their rsMit'", | t(nVc-.l him
and rrMaurant operator* collect
ed the thirst large*! amount— *1
179t103— on RAirt of pre|>Are$l (
food.
Gay reporleil he ^penl l l j W ,
714 In 13 month* putting the tat
Into effect ami collecting it, which
was f 1D4.339 !■•*» than the law
allowed him to apand. Th e In'*
permit* him to u»e » ' much >•
three percent of hi* collection* fm
ndmlnitlration. He sant he u**d
2.2d petcent for actual operation2,51 (H’rceist counting *!>7>HU to
urnish and equip
*•*
furnish
ICwallHwea •sh r » a » r e s r
with Communist* in
y 0rk and M.*lr»
j||M Hentlev charges! two year*
|(Cminuton wa» on* of
her •nurcc* of seciet infurmntion
for Rmtia. Remington »ald he
knew her only (lightly as a w rit
er. and then under another name.
Slender, brunette Mr* Reming
ton tetjfird venter*lay that she had
!>ccn reluctant to marry Reming
ton.
, .
Hut, she added, it w»»n l love
that concerned her.
“One of the requirement* I
asked was that he would continue
to he a Communist, adhrre to the
party program «r,d participate In
partv a c tiv itie s * h * testified.
-.,.1 I n .-.l ~ t ...* * » «
that wore.
The rmipie, married <m Nov.
The Remlnole Singing Conven HUH, wa* divorce*I a year ago a f
tion. which ha* attracted hundn d* ter several year*' »eparatlon. De
of iveoplc from throughout Cantrrs
tail* of the divorce were not
Florida to it* concert* here, wil
brought out. Mr*. Remington »ajd
meet at Seminole High
School ■he quit the f>nimutd*t ta rty In
auditorium on tha third Sundav in
, ,, e
February. W. II. Dunran. proaldent 19411.
Aiked hv defence counsel if "he
of the convention, «aid t<May.
ll'ssosses
r*s* ewat
On Ratuntav night, preceding
the convention, a go*pel quartette
G O I.n i LOCKS
concert will be presented at the
H IL L S ID E . N . J.. n * .
High Rchool, he added. The quar — The three t»ear* of fairvtate
tette* wRI Ire th* Homeland H a r fame could learn a few angle* from
mony Quartette of fl t a t Io n Mr*. Agnes ltel*#n.
W .D.8.T.. Atlanta. Ga.. and the
She returned to her apartment
Dixie Quartette of W .D .M .G . yesterday
after
(pending the
Doug I**, Ga. The program will lad ChrIsltiin holiday* with friend*
from 3:00 I’.M. until midnight.
and thl* I* what *he found:
Romeone had oaten her cutdaiaril
R E D M IN IS T E R
Isare, atent in her hed. rearrangjal
I'R A G U E . C tec ho*lov akla. Dee. hrr furniture, left lipttlck on the
28- bV>— Bulgaria ha* »rnt a tntn- towel* and Mol* *ome of her b**t
iMer to North Korea, th# Bulgar silk underwear.
ian Telegraph Agency *ald In a
Whoever it wa* even left p ring
Sofia di (patch publDhed here to- around her bathtub.
“ And I’m darn *ur# it wa»n t
^fhe envoy. J. I’etkov. pre* -nted Goldtlloeks.” »he told police.
hi* credential* Sunday to Foreign
MlnlMer l’«k Chen-Jen, It «atd.
DAM AGES
A T L A N T A . Dec. 24-<4-1- M i r
T H R E E K IL L E D
iam citnkscale* want* 120,000 for
M U R P H YB B O R O . III., Dec. 2 8 - Injur!** becau*#, »he alUtesi. an
(A7— Three email children periahrd autnmobilr driver put h!»
lit)
early today to a fire whtrh de- around her and failed to keep hia
•trnyed the four-room frame home eye on the roail.
of Mr. and Mra. Alva lioooa. Tha
8he filed cult yeMerday agalnct
parenta and a alx month* old b*hv Eugena Snyder, clalmlne aeveral
suffered aeveto burn* while a fifth of her teeth were broken and »h*
child eacaoed with minor burn*.
suffered other injurle*.
Th# dead were Harry. 10, Lora
Ml** Clinkaralea alleged Snyder
Jaan, 8. and George F.. 3, who were put hla arm around her and tried
•atoap In on# bedroom. Boone, 36, tu draw her to hla tide. She aiked
a printer, hla wife. Lillian. 29. fled him to keep hia ay# on th# road but
th# banting bom# with th# baby •aid ha failed to do eo aad th# cor
aad Thaodora. •.
crashed into a utility pol*.
Sinjrinjf Convention
Meets In IliRli School
May fair Inn Killed
With Many (iiu'Hts
The Muyfnir Inn. with more than
240 gueMa, la filled to capacity
anil so many reservations have
hecn made that It hit* liven neces
sary |<> turn down icqur-t* fur
roomie fm February and March,
Frank Mcbane, assistant manager.
•aid y e s te rd a y .
Major social event*■ for tin- new
year *rn*»n will tn* n dance Sunday
night (New Year'* Ever, .uid the
Ktwanis I a.lies Night program on
the evening of Jan. I
Interesting mtisi* la provided
nightly
the
Room tiy
...
.e In
... *
. , liamh*»*
..
..................................l ew York piar,
and singer.
In
Ns'W Yetk he played for four w a r.
In the Candle Light room of the
Hotel Victoria with u trio. Other
•ngagrmeitt* were at the .Stork
tilth and Weylip liar. He has ah-o
directed orchestra*.
M EIIO E N T E R S N A V Y
IV, II. "Hobo" Meru, Id* wife and
slaughter, Patricia, left vrsterday
morning for San Diego, Gallf„
where on Jan. 8, he will assume
■dive duly a* an ensign in the
Navy, He ha* been on Inactive duty
for several months, ha- nerved as
a deputy therlff under hi* father.
Sheriff p. A. Morn and has been
studying lawr at .Stetson Univer
sity.
IA K I
> 1 1 1T.SS, Dec. 28
IDKkO. Dec. 28 r d 'l I'nilrd
Nation* lorcci manning the 150mile dcien»e lint aciui* Korea's
limiirction biacrd Usday a gaunt
the r ap retrd llood of mailed Red
manpower Hui tlieie was little ac-
o l ’) lion.
Ien*e Allan countne* m llie
United Nations are pressing tlir
Iblitrd Slatr. to nrgoli.ite with
I'oimmini'l U m .i loi i ettlement
•if ail L ii I I,trill (Militn al ||| >t*lenn
G e n e r a l MacAtlluir predicted
'bat more than I '1 Hrd diusions—
i ut’ to I'd'.OOO men
Would tU«Il
I 'gainst hit lightened new tinea in
die nr»t two weeki.
The IJ. N.
comma nsler said
I l.ea are ■•(Wilted to Irrl that Communist China as niobilirrsl
«tic Ii negotiations air thr only its "war effort or i national scale-*
(Huiible mean* for s solution to
In his war summaiv. M is Arthur
the Korean ss 11 without s military said the lirt known location of
knockout
the Id slisinuns, wluch compose
l.vei sinsr the tlillieir Hrsls llie Chinese Communist Fourth
sent (loir hoislrt into K
K**te,i, llie | | tr IsI A i my. ptocrcl I fir tn tri a (totisno,lines o| \ •s.l
wills the ry*
to bit the Liglilll Alm y «ome„
|
* v e , inne Isciueru Jan I ansi 10. lie
sinl lliete weie six Climr*e sorp*
in tbe atra and that limited at
tacks in Inset sliengtl, of one or
mote attnin (cotps) cnultl be
launched al any time, but a cooldinatrd attack could be expected
by tier I Hill of next month
’Th e chaiacter nl s inaptr
nulil.il> effort hv thr Clllli.te Commu,list government, thnuyli initial
They twiteVe these s'siiics'svloiis ly masked under the liras lictnus
A
Would tiring p* as e tss Asia,
al ruse of a "voluutrer pvttici|nlion
least l»»is i,r»illv . Tin* view
»t onlv loo appairnl t i tlie deplnyimplied In a Ig.power rr»<duti>*! nient of all elements of the Ih ird
they put to*fore the II, N A*and Fourth Field Armies, svhirh
*•'' d*U' two weeks ago. pledging
Red china a political conference repesrnt two suit of the f,se field
in return for pi*ai*i* in Korn* ■unties constituting the eittite tmllThai proposal ssa- m > mpanisit t ,,y .triKiuie
China.'' 'he mm•*
|,v a I" piMimt Ithe tliirt Dili toa
tmirtuiue *4iu
Ills- l'llill|>|*it,* - l ressilulion - alio*,:
"T ld - war . ffnrt on a ntnm a l
fol negotiation- on a cease fire in
Korea Csinsidetation of ’ he t r ■ ’trnle is racognliable in their mill*sd„t i» bn (o.liti -at talk- s.a* tar v tiuslgs't A* cm ding to retUlde
«ourre*. the Chinrse tlesle in I’’dp*
stielss*! to ass ait p rs g is ,, s*n th*- lug have atipiosed tli** -I's'ilslltlg of
ren»e fits- move.
•iglit billion ilollai* fm wai ourWine I’elping's rejection .f tin ....... in llifil. This i* iii*‘*sably the
ICitHliiitod on rtide !»**»
rea-r fire |,ropo*al. the (J emit!
tries
Afghani-tan,
II u r m a,
Egypt. India, Iran. Iraq, Inins
eat* Lebanon, Uaklstnn. Siimll
Arabia. Syria and Yemen
an
pre-sing for a liy at the oih<*
prsspt**al
Til* t' S so fa, bu* (iii-ii. I
a lui-llle iiltitu*!* towni*l tile |o»
PA I M R E A C H . I>*. 28
!’
posed political eunfrrencs
Tin
A met leans view itsv move link Stanton Griffis, Ikl-yrat-old di|iing a (NnssiMe rod to Hi.* ’i-irean ill mat and litvy*lmellt banker, i>
fight,no with c**m*e»»lo|, to tin* | lea si-si over hit appointment ns
t'iilrn se Rssls b « yielding to bin* k nmb:issad*>r *j Spaot
n,ai|.
" I ’l-ase -ay that I
mu moat
Tin- Asian »|hiti' o i » <*f the (mi, h o m in' to learn of ’ * H|P"th*t
Ileal eoufi-rencr rs'-olutioii. how mi-nt," hr told reiM*it* > 3hat
ever are expected ts> meet thi* rif Is nil I ern s»V ut '■ *•<• txi**tlt
ter noon laUnit 5 IV M. F.STl to
Griffis l-ain'*l i f j ’
| ,i slnldisesrs* wavsan.imentis „f bring
in.lit by I’realdent Truman yrxIng .sl-ut siuh talk.
terdav when h. *t.ip)H*d off ^
TI,.* three-man seasc-ftre run, Jensen Reach
just
n.irtl, ol
m
i - . A**en,hly I’rrstde.it Nu Stuait after inspecting i i *|*.-rly
isdtah Knteiam *f Dan. Sir Hen be owns ,*n
Hut. In....... l-land
<gat N Ron of I nit, n and It ti betwn n It,.liana It vet mid tlie
Atlai.tii- c» eatt
Hlddrll **f t ’ana'lii met
yistcr
lie thru cruise*l ■ *utlt in tu*
■las to ilitcu** I'liping's rejection
N*> announeement of their run yacht. Marycia, and -)***«< the
night at I’nlm llcacn H* » u i th#
elusions wa» mode.
and Mi
William
They met n General Mae A ' I guest **f Mr.
thur charged III a I'ccial tepo/t t* Grrve of I’alm Reach over tils*
11’hr,stm.it holiday*
t
,, ,i*ota**,S -■
* ” "*
Grrve, James Pierce of N’.sv
York City, and John Hr*,(tier\M E IIH ’ AN l e g i o n
Due to the holiday season no hood of New ( 'at,a*li C *t.v e
i, gular meeting **f the Sanford cornpaniest (iriffl* on the cruts#
Pn., 63. Ih e American Leg,on. , *Merday,
tinffi* appsrtntmct » i ''
will Ih* held M**ndav night. Kui
lyle Ilouihoklar, ciiimnandur. *nid to the Senate fur s.mfiimation
when the new Congress meets
today.
next week.
Th r naming uf an \m ii lean
ITIIM T F K H E R U . C L O S E D
The First Federal Savings and amtwesador to Spain end* a fiveLoan Association of
Seminole year snub of Generalluinwi Fran
County will la- closed all dav Sat- co'* regime. It came aft r the
tir.lay, tneparing the semi-annual '"•sped N a'ion- G rn -r 't \s •-mlift •
dividends ami in nr,ler to rlose the Idy voted tn Novrmh r '
twoik* for the year, it wn* an hail in effect against Hpa
nounced by Mr*, R E, Chapman, permit member nation to -eti
sectetary-treasurer. They wilt re- ainlinsiador* tu Mmln I,_________
open on Tuesday. Jan. 2.
. '
.
*
.
brrn
" “M »lllging
*»*•«■•«• 1lb,*t 1the t S listen
to (’omniunist I 'e,ping’s lie nist'ib
lli.it:
I Tlie l» S Wlthlll-lSS It' tlO*‘|ls
I mm kotej
2. I lie L' S willisliiw tli’
.■'esrntli flret liorti fntmnt,i:
(, II ,r l S «ti>|> It* opjHuiluin
to llie .rating of the t siliimet. *t
Chinese ir«*mr in the r \
Griffis Is Pleased
Over Appointment
As Spanish Envoy
Sunford Weather
Stone Of Scone Eludes Dragnet;
Stolid English Enraged By Theft
LONDON, Dvr 28 -f/T’l Rural police 40 miles from London saisl
lodsy they belicvrd tlir venerable Stone of Scone, stolen from
Westminster Abbey, bad been unceremoniously dumped into tbe nver
crouch under cover of night.
A spokesman at Essex |iolice liead((U*rtrrt in Cbrlmtfurd rrporte.l
group of persons was *e#nT
dumping a “heavy bundle" Into
thr river from a *m*ll boat.
Foot patrolmen and radio ear*
quickly prowled five mile* of
river bank, w bllr other police
looked for Iha hallowed block of
yellow sand-ton*, heavy In weight
and tradition, In small boat*
along tha Mroatn.
They found no trace of the re
lic on which British kings have
sat for crowning since Edward I
looted the Mah from Scotland In
PW .
Thi* ancient grievance atilt
rankle* In the breast* of fiery
Scottish Nationalist*, who think
the Stone should be retorrsl to
Scotland,
Extremist* nmong their num
ber nr# generally suspected with
eartlng off the Stone during the
irs s itM M Oa p«ga V M D
High yesterday 79
Low today 6d
Rain— a trace
Total Dec. rain. 2,»17 tn.-tu-a
Normal Dec. rain 2.27 in ’hea.
The Weather
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Dec. 28—
27
44
Atlanta
1
HI
HUmarck
12
19
Hoston
64
11
Brownsville
tl
1
Chicago
65
28
Denver
IK** Moines
23
19
44
47
Fre*no
Philadelphia
23
9
90
Phoenix
Sti
28
20
Washington
-10
Winnipeg
11
Jacksonville
82
41
Key West
7*
«6
Ocala Airport
76
50
Trilahaasee
«7
42
j
2tc . . . 3 ££.,
1
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New Radioactive Dye Pinpoints
i j/ H iu t& w M m im
Malignant Tumors Accurately
M A*
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C n m tli
Tium nn
i
Not*
E V fc N TS
O lll'A f .0 , I )r• JH i/l'f A painleu and quo It r<diAiiti*r dvr
tell that Ifvraft whcliiri you have a mam tunioi and llirn virtudl*
SptciMl rn Crnff#/ T f r u
pinpoint* it* location *%*• irpm trd tiv medical trteatiher* today.
T y r A N I I I M i T I I V — flrporta firm the U'hllr Uou*r 4 0 lhal f'ir*t*
(h r dvr ha> a >]>rcu| attraction |t> Itiiuoi* lim ited into a vein,
\\
itrnt Truman la rrpentlns hte antry raiwtlr Irtlrr tn \V*»hi
thr dvr makrt llirm i.nliiMitiic llirv ran hr found and l<H.itrd picliiplnn ntusln er'llr Paul Munir fi r panning daiijhlrr MaiRarrl a voice*
rlartv by scanning 'h r ahull * llh t
Tlir PirMdrot 1* frprirtril In h*vr told ile e frirtol* aftrr Ihr Inri.
a radioactivity delecting grigar
dent inatlr Ihr front pagr* that rn* raptoalon am ttor tn ihr trrrdlc
counter.
at rain undrr Mhlrh hr haa lent lihnrinn In recent
T h r rrrra rrh «i•. from Northmonth)
i Inc i
i*
1 1 nnl in unt
a r it r in University, •aid Ihr find*
Mrn rto*r in thr Pfraltlenl explain that hr hid
rote toll of operation hr effirt
Ing al»o may point ihr way taa
••I if and when th N. forri « r r
liren undrr rxtranrilliiary atrraa hrrauar of thr
new types nf brain m y:•■■t In* 1
world rrialx and that when hr rr.vrtud thr White
atrunn nt
-levir* y that cut and dlivrit hnrk to I ’lltan ill wimr
Mnutr thr mornlnc aftrr Margarrt * u n ir t l and
ilrlrrl radlo-irtlvltv aimultanroua- Iillirr pocket ! T h r nm wi I 'flW
to he a ipialifin! no That 1 nol
rrail lliiinr'a htttnc review, he aimply hlc* up
until
thr
withdrawing
fnrrr
had
T h r rrpeirlr arr that in rnmmrnllnK aflriManl
1*1 loyal Divla, *'f 'In- North
western medical
taff and *1* tarn aiiffirirntly irdurrd In •tie
to frirmta aho t tua liti|iul*tvr Irttrr, the Preai*
and
Ihr
d
rf
rt'lv
r
partin'tri
mn
linn • V iln u rn
\dminl*tiatlnn
■Irnt aiuin't* anrnrwhat apnlngrllr anti rrgrelful
to 1('ll.11 t-tiilnixolnpe milt, I'lilca- traded In a m rir H.IMMi yard*
Ilia While It011 *o* mtinilanla arr atari hopeful that
T
h
r
diffuse
pf'tlm
rtri
In
whlrh
ro aald
rrerid reprrrii*ilnnx wiIt diaxtiadr him ftom prn*
Ihr
tl,
N
fmrra
*
n
i
drtvii
at
"Turnnr tl ur nftrn h|i*nda In
nmg any fnlurr vitrlnhr lelleri.
m writ wi'h loam inattrr than It ■ 1‘uian r j il y In thr Kntran m i
•
a t *
t l ir and ’ h»|*r lannnt lo* w rit r t tendril I 111 milra— many tour*
yri’a lrr than thr diataner
in
rreiMeot Tn<mn« • I.A m ill at %S A til:'1 » NT l*AR I.K V — Union <ir*
i *i *m with thr aid of a tnifro.copc
■ >|vrd at llungnarn.
ilea expert Ihr government In rail a lahor-manage*
T h r development of a •mall *111
A nol hr I I artm to In' rrmautri
merit rnnfrrenre in Waahtngtnn * * 1 lo dlarti** the atahdiMlinn pin(ir*l tnilnimrnl rapaHr nf plrh
gram md nmlntenarirr of full d'r•ll•e preMturtinn
ny
up radioactive radiationx id la that any planned withdrawal
dm h a purl
war held ehortlv after Pearl ltart»'r and a aimllar
would (lermll thr
ugeoU. In rf (M m 1'iuin Mould in volt *' th
Kigh'h
1,1
Hi'
n<
1
'l
l
»
.
thr
'I•
-n
l*
■
Hireling t m n i lo hr in neiiee non uilti thr Itnlled fiialr* nvdidir.itmn
fri 1 to hrai thrnv."
t'oi
in
nnd
thr
III
IK
lltrplllillr
T h r t r i n i r h n n aald thr dvrr ;
pioytarti tiring alepfied up all along thr line
text ha« lirrll anoint 1*5 p r1 rant of Kotra) folirt
line of the oi*ln ptltprxra of the later ■management veaavui Mntlld
And Ihr ftiil h i'ld fl xtlargily
aunratr t«i better than nthar
I r 10 nhtaln the advanee anppoei •f tvdh gttuipt In government pipe*
m u t l i r on the Mutigna pn no 1 et
I, tiiiu n limv'i dctrrUpg method*
Mage innlrol* and the pretjrr|rd voluntary prlee progrom now telng
might trart d iffrirn lly If thr
th» i tried.
prrparnl In addition, the loaur nf a oo atrlh# pledge prnt.ahlv would
fL»*|i a*tit they « f ie rv-nr 9H«*li1 dr
T h r dyr t ill wax alnio.t npial
rlaffiS pr>Al. fiUrHiug tlir * N
hr preornlrd In latmr
Iv effritivr In finding tnmnia
airily into the Sra of J* ; mh
Union Iradrra are haprelrrt lo aaaenl In am* a plrdgr if aaiuted
present and In proving thrli ah
lhal Ihr rnal rd living will n* at ihihrrd II 1* likely al*n that Ihr
iin m In ea«r» whrtr thry weir* | Nol iinly w i r thr INiiiiniMiiiit t
lUUS by ti|e|| off
rnnfrrenre would ynnaidr r ralaMi hlnetil nf avoir type of tnarhltiery
alit POrt rd lirratttr <d aymt>tnm<i cnnyplei
IIra lt
al» o-rice ot Hqngnain, thei n lr1 In handle lahtir dlaputea withnul *t"pp*ge* in vital tieferne prixlm li'"i.
It a!|o proved " nmrh nn.tr prr
provide
any
air
or
tnh
fail'd
to'
Thla
pdi
might
lie
delegated
hy
Pfealdenl
Truman
to
the
Wage
r l i r ’V than othri mrth»da In fix** a *#«w>
lie "ppoiltton.
tn* I h»-1r rv.irt Inratlnn. It rrfit atall M l inn Hoard headn) hv fynta S. Phtng. allhotrgh the agrnry
tiallied *0-1 hi fiftll Up If I full
Evrn
the
moat
ojitiullxtlr
tnlt
vratrit uptnal i n d Innimv aa ac
feel* |l haa n« aillbnelly undrr the drfenar produtllon *'t for *imh
the Irdtm l atm
tin) higviig* Mill admit hrte that
curately a l-iatii tumor*
Another* tegular Arm y dh Iviol
a role
thr
llpugiiani
"|ir».it(nn
nught
Th* i»a - ti" i'li nm l thr Irtl
t
a
a
*
tlrn g lli 1 f' o| lallly llldurtl d Mill.
have
tii’rn
a
difrrruft
»toiv
if
on 6(V' u * 1* i in a atmly that
T A M .A IIA M H E E . I»e.
,»h 1 »h
will he formed in tale apilng or
• IIIM 'firT H f.V flW K The Ih ln r h l«rr'a>li« rnrget prmrd 11-efid
began In .tii'v
titp and «tlll I en»tnv Jrt», hanlei * and undeiiea
Mall Ice E Stqryi 1. prealdenl
«.iili uexl •utuuo ■
In dealruylng arnrea e*l tanka in Korea, tail the »*inr weapon may
l*i
1
.
hnl
nppraird.
gnlng on Thel*- initial rrpnrt,
Th i , H wa burned, will lie an It . t of ihe Siaii* Si-natr, tivlm
itrai Admiral Jnnir* H IViylr,
loar a lot rif hattlra lot the allltt in Ihr fiiturr
pilMliliol in Ihr Journal of Ihr
* I ", i 1I JUKI .li 1,0 o 1 > f."C
at moled «>uttil. t ui M'nlly Ih*
mtnmamlrr
of
the
llii'c
o
n
n
T
h
r
lalgr
harraika
haa
now
l*rn
givrn
In
the
(
Vnnoiuniata
Ihrnugh
Atnrriran
Mrdiral Aatnclalbm,
\tm v ha only ■*••• unnoted dlvi for Indping arquiiT right of-wnv
nilhiliawat
fni
Ihr
Navy,
»n
d
h
*
raplurr,
and
therr
arr
a
numler
of
rraaon*
i»hy
It
may
pmve
more
roverrd Ihr first 21*1 ease*.
for .1 u**M rou t through Drain
mn, tile 2nd whlrh b>» I " ' ll In
tueful In lltitala and filing Ihan lo the tinted Slates
Under Ihr dyr trrhnlqur, a tiny and thr Trnlti f'orr* rmnniandet,
bi t xtbiinr biu firm of Hud op
••I nl t ’.unti t|" e|. I n ,
M
»J«r
fienenl
hilum
d
M
At
The main reaann U that the lu-o-man rra-kel weapon la aimplr *iu|
quantity nf a radioactive dyr rail
An (U.teai man inm uirv dlvt inn nod ! '.i op irerived 110,000 fni
mood
Minr
"ready
for
anvihinr
ed Diiodof luotrx, ein It injected
eheap tn manulat lur*. and thu* ideally tolled for the armament nf I I. a *elf (••n'alurd fi, 1 lint
! ' g «i •* lion to acquire right nf
ihr 1 nr in v had to o ffn it
Into an aim vein It Iravrlt t-> natn" irirlitdioi* p tv n r. amt utn
rntmlrlra where |Hiputal|nn* are huge and manufac
with upporlihir m i .1 'Him , iitclml jwnx foi a Dade county mad
and nmrrnltatra almotl Immedi
Il dh I". weie o iid by Comp
imnlltr
. Inc l«n l ■ olid attliter ■, , icyi
pi*III nl 'otli* w rtr •leht fit. I turing limited Ironically Ihe llivalaria had Ihe 1 M
ately In tumor lUiue. Th r mnir N't*
Ineh tiarrMika In World War II and Iheiughl It »a*
hoMrrvrr, and thr r f fr rlu .(if ,
; ooo'al tcno 11 n until in I In trollcr C M ti.ry ft«in dale rond
malignant thr tumor, Ihr gtraler
I11111I on n toad di'imituirnt re
It'd atty goral
of thfloe pM'painlltiti* u » uevei
fault* dlvidoli Uiiirtlly run I tlllg >qut'iitinn
(h r mnrrntratlun.
tr*led
tl wraa not rftn Iiva agalnal Ituxvlan lank*, aa wa*
nf
alaiut
b.mai
m
m
into
tiding
on
Th ru a grtgrr m iinlri turveya
ll i i e r o i , toad l< rotary Ralph
proved at Ihe atari rd Ihe Korean W'ar when they
t y r t ’ lnly undri nil and mil at
|th* till i"U aaognetl In d 1. tt nnt\ Unit field aid ledii Mlnrgo and
AS pnaltium of tin »kul| In find
t*r| rhi Navy cMild |u>r hav*
I'llldr
rlrli’t
nl
of
in
f
a
.lli.
Iiftil
were
fired
from
dial
a
me*
a*
ihori
aa
It!
(ret
and
aimply
I
von
red
off
and pinpoint ihr tumor. Th r tuttn Mnitin firm Were actioi’ for
oatqd
tiyl |.V».0'"| 'ItT
: lh K Iffan
t*rv and niami, In \at\ltd; pi" tlu ir 'I ’un't I'onno- |on» and the
the Ituaalan T -lt a
mor radioactivity u itrady fur r'dpM
*|vjjlana
a*
h
|1"ii
portion*.
The 3 6 imhera however yield an entirely different ewder of power,
orrtv H U thr Hlnte 'gid Inti 1 Ihr
nnr half In Iwe hmi* qflet the
llutipnaiti Jfiij pry Vf nn tlrmr
llrpealrd Arm y teale have ahnwm that they will, with ope hl*«l. *1e* '
pti tine qii- hy ndving ilfr fcfn
Ini-rtion. thru d n lin fil
I |
tmtbr thr itphl cVnditlnn*
rV
Va*t
1 >' ■ :•> t,Vi •dii of money adinnrnl to till'
alrny Ihe fleneral Patton tank, Mhteh for armor l» the heat tank j, W AoHIN 'tJTfiN
TUfnnra w rrr proved 'to r t l il
nufstiera
i
f
triMipa
and
Itlpplie
I
flo4
National
I'l
.-III't
ion
*q
•vinntie. on fulttrr qirplil’
In 110 of Ihr ^nil patient* They rap, hr aav
maila an far
In i
in| to fiRtit ,ij;aiti an
thoMly today banned boarding of necoiintk.1
wer* fntirul l*v rqrgerv nr an ex
lr 'lay
W eater mat el la I • etitlal In
•mlfkimn after dralh. ft*'' dye
;'l* I* the uny Ai nil'al liovlr
•lefen-e and rivilian pr*Mfije||on tally hy newcomer 1 in the field
l»i iVluldr
teat taccurately iliaf ii' .r,| ‘
Titr m dir nolle, il lllej'd foi looking for a qui d, profit, Jp often
"Tin protection " f (Tbinece Cem
thrtdi
1miiniat null* l» poaltltoia niimivi bum n r . -men, run uniei . 01 hou •- termed "gray market” nr ."Mark
Mptl of the error* were fall
.ja 'a lv in thv rear
<1 of lily ,P|"*"ld* liyW cit.111 *r< •iinobiM •I<. ••- pro , n»ni Efftr •ipfMt|nn*.‘d
it
nie«. nf the dyr tr*t In rrvea!
III:
11 *i*iiRNra I' o m far* eta»i
[line of ennta t i< haoeit an in 1 itlat* df eX, e . of file "|r,n.|l|J
■ryillr
H ituninr* madr tip ninatly o/ . r,,fi»i,.,,.,i
the Jl.t of matnrial* finerol
t,,„n rik 'mmltiR
ptnni thr ur>u trp
higgeat nnlitaiv hudgel jig fillip *>tiimpl(nli lhal ttm
the unemv
fiirniv w ill'' aide detnnlid ' II ulio fjM'rifieally i lie litde*:
< nf North Knrra, mama anti'" •~e lil'tury. It 1. ratilnutrd tliat it lontlmir tn employ 1hr*r
me prohihiti acquit ing the product*
lliiilding tuairiiale — call iron
e*pe h»rh hnmr luti.l have lorn l< thter lllura grentcr than lit* unit*,” M arAlthilr -aid
foe ie*ale at price • in excel* of o i l pipe nnd |dc»*tin- pipe; gyp1
codti
■
‘
*»—
« 'V 'K
" ,r ........... ......... fhilieae t ’ommuni t ipllilnry I miJ "llowrvet. olh*'r fhine.e t'nru
prevalt'ng market pnei
n prodeadly klm
‘viintny pthliahly wa* pre^tv gel fur Itthil, nml eight lirnr* more niuniit unit* irportedly hnvr rgo**- vl*inii alined at "black umiketing *' auiii b e lli, lath nml 'heathiug;
Oliver teat* u«rr| Mere ele-tro.
in.iilxtion ninlerial nmde of pulp;
tiaht'v ntmul thr wlxd. th ilg him than th*« lihuvrae N'atinnaliat rrnv- id the lamlri ftofn
Manchuria
ermrplialographv.
whlrh
find* ae||«*
Th , fd* Mem* Inelude .in n n t, ipaulnlimr le-aid wrhich rotdniu*
ernnunt Iim- ever a|«ni in 'Ole while tint fully confirmed, the anflwnod lumltri and (dywmmt, (id>c t ; for ( tjiTri cement.
turnnr’ hv ter vrdllif the r-lerttlra
year ”
f*Ath, Atith, *ITIh and liftth taiuilr*! paper and paperlemrd, ea*t lion
rurrent* In the grain and pneu
I.umhei
piiwliieta
noftwoml
l t ’hlne*e Niitlnuall*la III Tulpri and eirmrni* nf tin* *17lh and llth •oil pi|M-, and a long li*l of nietal* nnd limit \ iid iiinitoq
mninaphlr atllllir* Under the lat
(enept
-aid Mundav tl"1 Poimmmid*' fhitirar ('unimnniat attnle* a ir re nnd i hemieal*
ler fivethml, a tumor la tnratlaed
heidwood itiHiring. luilmnd tie*
wni tniilgel *«• H.IWMi.liilll ('hiiiraei \ pnrtu) now a* hetmr In Knn'a, nr pil'd liable hy up In j lu.non line and mine tie*|' aoftwocol plywromlj
hv pi lectin* alt into ihe email
W A T E R A N D T IM E
allvit d<dlnr~. t*n the ore World »n the move thereto ”
eavltir* of the loaln and aludving
wiMwIpulp
and u yeai'a impn-oiimenl.
Minimum water and rooking xv«r
War 'lIIl ”.-xchanar
rarhnnge luaiaV
l« « i»a., that
that wnuM
would
The war aummarv *nid another
the rr*n|ta hy X*ray.
The null hourding iln n e cxPaper pioilurlall rn m ritrd
limn
ate advi*m| for niaglnnmi I f Hpproxiinaltdy
If.lKMMMHiJHMI
farlot
In
I*
run*ideted
I*
the
fu
I)r Tlavt* credited Or, li. K. retuin* in milrlllve value uf rook*
lend* nnd re-enforee. an •viliei |'*l*ei and luanl |ii<nlii< i>; tutprr,
Moore nf Minneatudla with run* vrgrtahlra hy nutrition aelentlat* U. K I'hinrar nirrrncv I* viilually lure employment of f'hlne.r f’tim N P A
invenlory coidrol nr.lei paperboard ami copal r net Lin papei
celvlnr Ihr dve d'terllnp tndini* •if the HSUA lliirrau nf Human Hurthle**, al*>ut d.tNHI tn I I when niunial and North Kurran iinila whli h applied only lo liiMiiuea nml and la>aid mater ini*.
qtte. ||r *aid ihe dyr t-.l* l„„,td Nutrition amt Hnmr Krunnmira. Iheir wa* an official rxi hangr rate now ielra*rd from thr Hununani Induxirv nnd eoVViml only 2*1 in*Iron nnd >lr«d-pig itun; p a y
month* ago.I
area Thrar four*, cniul.t'ng of terial*.
he mmtdnrd wph other • wiwn
iron ca*llng»; mrtion, alloy and
T h r nuantity of water In which
The
vanguard
of
a
I
JIM
,000
four
to
*|g
Chlneae
arrnlea
and
two
de*~ting method* fur l«-.t re. vrgrtahlra rook U generally of
|n ihr new order, effective ai •tmnlev* »teel product* rnhging
CommunUt fnrrr, mn*tly Chlln
N'oitii Kntran inrp*. M iu r.in l a
•ulta.
firat importance in the vitamin* wn« only ilh mile* north of Seoul reinforcement potential whlrh may once, NPA arwmplUlwa llieae from ingot* tn h u t* . *trip, rmtt
and wire; lough forging*; Inin
end*
and niinrtalt thry have tn offer at Thin*day night
rome Into pin* at any time
I II •1 . up a ban ngnind mi l alert ocrap.
thr family mral lahlr Many nu
A
It.
S
Eighth
Aitov
briefing
•
or
respondent
William
I
I 'flier mi Ini, and nttnernl*
hou*eludd hnaiding nnd dull* n
trient* teoolulie in watrr, r«i* yWaugh In Kotra «nid retail I- had
K o m in u f to n
tally vitamin (', ail Ihr ft.vitamin*, officer *aid Iwo Chi near aitnle* nf tirrn t reel veil for *evnal dav* 11*1 to uidrli NPA la in could add •v1»i rn 1 mum in nude and *emial*Mit
iUi.imhi men wrtr^na**ing 35
*111 li iletoi a niilomoliile I I I ’ * fabricated fotm, and *erapj anilami *nmr mineral*. If much w ain
••
r ..» r ...
tullra nurtb and northwegt nf Ihr at I K Eighth A tm v llcad«m*r ,
m »n y ; ail*i*4lo«i emlmlnm: rerinm;
Im rd Rrmlngton at the tmu df I* tt*ed, more nut unit* tearh nut. apprrhrm lvr Koulh Ki.re in apital, le u that Kar ong. the tor Mouth ear* nnd nlh't ronatrmec g "'«iicotuoibimn,
Vot example, rahtagr
an Im*
though none , f ti,> m I* nauird in rhrniiiium; rohatl;
huiran
town
”6
mile
nurthwett
-he answered:
Idltle ground action wax reported.
ropper; indtMtrial iliamonda; lead;
the |o> enl nidei,
^ II# w in ih j |n m any me. pnrlant inurre nf vitamin V ■ may Pa I rol* from iailh aide* proiuwi
S*'1|||, winild not lie defended
mirai
"■ It phig* a hmphole In the tnagnr Pint; mapganr.e;
* * * “ night gruw tn !n\e him. love «0 pricrnt of thi* vitamin line-, for weak *pot* and at length, ** '*'*•* Ptwiimeil that Kaeanno had
piatlnumt
etlginnl mdrr, hy ellmiontlng th* muiyhdemimi rdrfcel,
In the air. Ear Eaat A ir Fore**
, n 'wruPie*l hy the Red*, aonie
cha nee thnl n hu*lne**mnn might tale; tantalnni; tin: tWigaten;
medbt little tn m e "
"f
Wflen wRf' a third M Bird Fifth Air Em re plane* hair- r.y.,*"'” " " , r *‘
hh*iUfle*| a* hoard material* with the eteire vnnadiiim; line; tirrru ,; lion far*
Remington, AT. of Rldgewdnd. nvn li water a i eahiiige la u<e<t. mered at It’ d troop* ipinindlately
i• it* Jwr rent.
that Ilwv w rit for permnal eon rou-c icrap
N 4. ta amtved of faltely awear- the lo*. m iy ha
• henalraU-henitna: enrhln Infra*
Cook a often afa urged In *ave tiehlnj Ihe rnemr tinea. T w r Rug- , T , ***’"*r In thr battle tone anoint Ion.
Ing he never **»» e Communtat.
made M IC lb* wepr Reported , * , "
’" " J fnr the
3. Il i|l*eoliingr« the entry of chloride; ihehtomUenrene; ttly
liquid left front'eaoVltig vege alali
He quit hit IlnjOOn a year ix>*t th*
Iralroyed
and
a
third
damaged
in
I**1
S
*
"
'■•v»Rul
a*
vet
there
eerlit; mettinned; oie.hvl -,hlnride|
aa a Pommeire iteparlment nnn* table* to ti*e In »nup, gravy or * »rr|r* of tb rrr rllgagetlieilt* w Ith ha* 1* 0 1 no official ie|mtl nf any InoUid’int* lido the iul line** of metiiylene chloride; phllialie an
nmUl after he wa* indirteil t«*t aaure, tmt tt may tie difficult la D. S E Ho jet* over North Korea. large arnlr fighting all hough Mouth •peenlalivi Inivln/ In lm|e, nf
work leftm nr liquid* Into meal*
making lesale* I* indti’ltial run hydriile; pnlylhylepe; vtyrene and
July.
T lir Cuniinuniat* have aiqiarent- Kurran* have trade.1 light blow* •on’*
t - la'ri nl higher prler*. pot* nlyretie; iitaniuui pigment*;
Hia trim, ll-v e a rn ld former In apprtbtug way*. Kadrr and Iv thrown morn alt power Into the with enemv troop* along thr lin*.
Rueh *pe*illative traitrng. |iaitleu triehtoioethylene
wife, who haa tratiflrd Remington more prarlh-al I* uting *urh a Blew One fighter *p*ip repoiteil
.mall amount of water that little I.
waa a t'ommunlal and hr atip|inl left. The l*e»l general rule lat Dae *lghtlng 3fi MID* Wtdntmlav.
government aenet* tn a party *py juit enough water tn prevent
tieneral ,MncArthur'* .urnmaiv
eourter. told of their marriage un M-orchlng. A tighl fitting r.rvrr aald I'ullrvl Nation* patrol*, uprr
der defin e rtova-egaminitinn.
:*ig
on the krtlle help* prevent lit atlng In Ihr weilrrn oeclor of . " W 'a w * r o w r i a l O—
R I D E -I N T H E A T R
l>efente attorney William t". helling dry when ihe rook I* not Ihr Ejlghlh A m u , «up|«itted hv fkeal.
It' Idea the three top rountlex in
*lr -Itike*, devttoved and dilpert*
• hanter ilrew fmm her Ihe arfml*- watrhlng.
rd «eve|nl rnelnV group* In the cnllrrtiOtw, fjav reportr-l receipt II
al<*n ahr may have erred In ••mie
Sernnd n m l Imporfant rule for I'hangilong alea Wrdiie.day after
from fhete other eniintl,,
detail* of her direct leallm-mv.
aavlng
nutritive
value
I*
rooking
Alachua M H tJW i f l,r
i
noon.
While hrtng uuedinned hy Ihe
Allied troop* continued tn
"I®. Hroxxard 11,10AJU;i, R ram
rovernmetd, *he had aald that until vrgetahler are Just fender,
Uvrrrnoklg
came*
nutrllivg
loo*—
Ramlngton told her he had keen
pul e enemv attenipla to i»qi(trate *'ta IIJOOJMT, I c m
(Mh.llkl.
Manatee Hfty.iiiu, Atariun flJ::j.T0
beaten up In Harlan rotmly. Ky , Ihe longer Ihe rooking, the great defen*e line* In the Hi<« *oulh
er
Ihe
lo**.
Have
a
*m*ll
amount
east of Tarilonr Dne Smith Ko
Alonioe I27R.UIP. Ilinngr ||JtNrt,.
while lining work fnr the left-wing
nf water trolling and Ihe pan thor lean unit pu»hr,| th" rnemy hack T?t. I’alm Reach CJ.ID U17, I’lne.
Wnrker* aitianre.
oughly
hot
when
the
vegetable
vevt ral Ihmiaand van!* In that are- la. KJM A.JM . folk 11,‘JIH.Mnl,
"Waatrl it in Cmikevlllr. Tenne*aee. where It happened T” naked gne* In, thrn rover promptly to tor.
fiilnam IIAV77A, Ml. John* irtO.eavr heal and ahoitep rooking,
Air -trike* Ip the Taexhmg are* JfiO.'ij'.VI, Seminole ft *7," I HI, and
Chanler. “and »a«n*t Mr. Remlgn. llaer* of pretiure aatteepan* eapeInn organltlnr n on|| of the tea* rlallv ahnuld' note tht* rule. Many tor de*trnyrx| and routed Commun- Voluila tl.tiWJMJ.
lit gnuip* loraled hy U. N. ground
tile wnrkrra u iont"
Taxea paid from out aide thr
pul vegetable* Into cold water In
•late on sale* tn
Floridian*
Mr* Remington aald that wa* a m id pan. During the heating up patrol*
MaeArthur aald eleniein* pf the 3111. St I arete 1233.1 ta, Sarawfa
poaalble
period, much vitamin C I* loaf.
Chineae Comiuttni’.t Thin* I'lelit ammintnl to frt"t».!to:t
At another point, the defrn.e at*
Careful timing la Important In
of the 20th
-IK -----------------------------M4h
.
lo tw v e«tabli*hrd that Reming preaanrr rooking horanac a few Arm y,. .eonaiatlng
ton wnn a roilege fellow*h'n in minute* ovrtvooklng under prr* and 27th armii>a and rlin.enla ot
Among other adverse tr*n|l«.
Marrh. IP.lft. although Mr*, Rem sure eausea more loan than at hcdl- the 21th. 30th and d’.’tul Armlt*
were nn the H 8. |0th Cor * nerd-1yv(tWeight play* an important role
ington had u id ha told her In Ing tern
ntwrature. Pressure rooking meter in northeast Ktnee '■» lyM- In Iwnr ami Joint di»oriler*
M ay or June nf that year that he save) time,
(|
eapeelally wilh rrwd
waa drooping out of Ihe Ynimn vegelahlra nr heana, fnr example
CommunUt league Wau*e «nih whlrh take rnaaltleniVde boiling lo
p*emtier»hl|. "wouldn't help him" bermu* tender. I.eafy green* er
tp e rlfio r the feRnwahip
frnien peat ate likely tn nverrnnk
• Mra RrrntPgton. who Uvea wilh just during the time it takes tn
the couple's Iwn children In Alea- raloe and then lower the preuure
•ndrl*. Vo.. al*n conceded the waa and remove the lid from the pan
Iterrm ber RD. 1050
xrnable tn rrniemher name* nf xnv
Whether tn rook
vegetable
persona attending party meeting* whole or cut up ha* hern much
t'rc p a rip g fo r
at Columbia Hn<ver*ltv where ahe ditruMed In small niece mnre
ahe jnhied Ihe Party.
•urfarj \i efpnaed fur lenrhing out
nutrlanta. This disadvantage may
ha offset hy tka smaller quantity
lo* * * K «H t«tW MW* *K«a* Holly UatMMOM
nf water needad. shorter rooking
O p w F o r H b h Ih m
Army
f
Slate Senator (Jets
I'Ve For \v t\uiriiiK
Rond Ui^lil Of Way
!
Korean War
^.V SShJ 'Srift*
m ills To lloilNPWIVPt*
mlBS wt^TSTK-SS
I
K Sssi
A
iMnn Oiiiniitur Tn IKHilly The Kid Dies
IJjrhtcninjr Fast Jets
(timrrt New York ( ’il>
Chilly-f|ve ve**r|* are lieing
built in the Ryukyu* and 2S in Ja
M ITC H E f EIEI.D . N. Y . Dee. pan under a program to texture
2H id‘> l.ightnmg-fa*l, all wea pet main o| I* Ihe Itvukvuan fl*hmg
ther E I'l jet plmifi
now* air fleet.
guarding New York City nnd the
industrial enxt op a 1 mi [id-therlnrk, •tand-hv nlrrt.
have a tup apexal of more Ilian KIOW
Thi* wa* diwloaed veateldav liy mile* nn luror nnd n »rrvire ceiling
lid A il Enter.
uf inorr Ihan IfiJHH* feet.
The I .nek heed interrrptni*. drThey arr operating from Meaignisl fnr ilav-or-nlght d»frn*e (iuirr Air Force i|i»n at E'ort l)ii,
againat enemy humtwr a are enulp- N. J . and other lia»e* of tlw E»*tped with radar and dexkc* in giva ern A ir H ffm w command. In what
them eitra power fnr combat. The* .lumlwr wa* not levraint.
R I D E -I N
//7 = ^
IHCCEMRER AND JANUARY
Shown Commence A t Dark
»
Sunday, Drr. 31 mily
•
“ADMIRAL WAS A LADY”
Wanda Hendrix— Edmond O'lirlen
MIDNIGHT SHOW
S U N D A Y DEC. 31
TONHJIU’ ft FKlIiAY
EIiOSKD SATURDAY
I M CbtoaaaJ U d »
ta invade Kara*
«wUa M m V.
tM JRtb Para!-
iL"s4 r s x ; ‘3t;.rsss
m
Umm.
Jlie |e
pblw. •lou lo the U. N-, aald missive
If Mao.
•
laUrventioa
"indicalea
A Jd t j: l i l o ! N t * « 1 O fto w
First Federal Savings & Loan
a t S H O C lA T lO K
of R K M IN O I.K C O U N T Y
6*1
K » -> t I h t i i
('hltdreu 1'nder 12 Free!
Cnmplvtc Hhowit 6130— 8: IS K M.
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KHaipmeut’
Il«nr1ed— Cathvrin*
MiT,*m|
ThurmUy anti Krltlay, Jim. 4-5
“HR0KKN ARROW”
Janie* Stewart--xlrff Cluindler
Snntlny ami Mnmlny, Jan. 7-B
•
“DARK CITY”
1
l.liahetK Scott — Mvera Undfort
r -S-MS■m«*•-4 %
Snmlny ami Monday. Jan. 14-15
•
‘‘R i o c k a n d e "
John Wayn*
Maureen O’Hara
Sunday and Monday, Jan. 21-22
•
“THE MEN”
Marlon Br«n<i»~Tfre«a WrigHl
Sunday u d UumUy. Im . 28-Z9
\
|M !
“SO YOUNG SO BAD”
Paul
OiraUad W RICHARD THORN * ftatead by WILL1AH H. N IIC 1"
J M wory t
•••
•;riknt"M r**
11:15 t1. II.
Semi-Annual Dividends
.Anlitfi W»tiofw
TH EA TR
SPECIAL SHOWING
Cl Mk P Ckrv r)
r/fc Q)
|*v
2B, 1950
N EW At IRK, Dec. S K -n C i—
American Communiita drew a mininturr “ Iron t'nltain'' amiiud thefr
rcinvepUntt r.etnion* today after
opening rallie* at whlrh l* S imlieie* were hlnatrd n- war-itinking.
Approximate!* J.rtW delegate
at Ihtee widely aeparated rallu r
la*t night— cheered nnd applauded
na *peaJ*er» denounced American
rrairnmnunt plan* and the pie truce
i f II. S. Ilnop* III AxIB.
The Idggext gat hming aiwiit
I, ’ido perann> wax at the Rock
land i’alaie in tapper Mnnhattnn.
Aiiutit t'dkt attended n Hiooklvn
rnitv tn Ihe Apeiion AInn<>i A n
other otto no t at I In ii tw I'obd I’.l
me in the Itior.x.
tViierr tmln*'- e|o*ed •''-•Ion*-.
were to Im held wa* .« nnrtv o- »
let. leader; would give no infor
mation. exrepl to *av repeitx would
he i* aril at the end of on h day'*
woik. The ronvenlfoo run* through
Saint lav.
H A ffY M O lH tt, Mr* tle.ilriie
Simon AV fie'xon. the I'artv'a
I'nr.ir talwive), Carteret, N. J |egl dative director, I old th* Rinokproudly points to picture of her
ivn rally
‘Th. Anrerirap pmitil*
-on and i» buddy boarding nn evne- 1 todjv are cxkliit* nuextlorie R |*
itatton *htp at liungnam, which die
our roly to auawrr I hem. U'e don't
ha* fattened In the family Clu< ‘
tadlive in the inevitability of th<*
mua fee Carrying a sign *howing
I Ini'I World War the wni mm -,
what he would like for Chrllim a.,
^•■l* niuil Im- eurhed-'*
%
I’fr. Krnrtl Parar and hi. unidenAt the Mmdattmi meeting, f ml
tifie.1 pal are all amlle* a. they
Winter, .Mirhigan
Slate
party
Imard an l.NT.
(Internalionol)
•had iimn, *.iid I lie convention vat
bring held despite “ attempt, to
ineile violence ngain*t our I’artv."
Winter, one of the 11 top Rad
leader'’ oppealipg their convic
tion for con ip ii mg to advocate
fnrrthle oveithrow <-f Ibe govrin"n id, *«id tin
convent inn .*ill
lilt 'i I. T e x . IW . 2e 'l'*
ltru«hy Rill Rol*erta died ye'ter- •eek to forge n ''ennimon fmnt of
•In) vtilh Id* lionti on nnd fai all force, in the - oil'd tv for p -n " ,”
Mrtijainin I D ivi Negro furmerfr
fiiiui ihe fropliei land hr claimed
city ciiiiik tlmnn, llvilem
naitv
hi ro.vn ed n* Rllly the Kid.
The aged rowbov dfpppetj dead heonoip and one of I lie* convicted
of n hem I alia' k n* he walked II. told the Manhattan roltv that
tin- alrvet* of llho. lie wa* dreaned "iriaaiie atom mmiine*'' are living
a* atwny*, m n fringed frontier to g. l the D, S. into a Tlilid W orld
M ar
•htrl, covrixiv hit and booti.
"Amerirnn impel laliat* ran nn
Hi wa ■ known here n* *• I.
titin*hy
Rill t Itolrerta, tint lie longft kirk around the darker
•! 1 toed hr urn icaiiy HtlJy the i people of thr world," lie .aid, "It
Kid, Ihe finld young d' «perado who give* ttv dcnaMe nride that the
American inirwrialixta aufferixl yn»
Ini lire nine mi American legend.
Haver not T J Mabry nf N « m of the greatest politirnl aetlf*rk*
Mexico irx n iiv rrfuned Rolwit*' fvrr from" the Korean* and t'hiuR(
idea for a pniii<>n n> Millv the Kid e •■ "tlie very people they hate
RolM-rl* rlaimnl the alntv nf the and dexpiae.”
flrniailetle tb n lr, n California
Kid’* denlli at the hmid« of Sheriff
Put 1 i m e lt in Eort Sumner. N..M , I’arty m rm hrr who xatd she ieeriveit
lUtu.iloit vole* an an ua*uc.
in IMMI \*n* ju*t legend
tale
Tin accepted *toty 1 that tin rrmful >nndMatt for Ihe
hid. nr Will mm II Itonuev, wa* »rhonl tmard in the laat rleetinn,
klllrd liv fiaielt in a tiMdlling aabl tliai 't'alifoltiia I* alrk and
I (teat of a -elned axslent full of
bou*e.
loyalty oath*."
The man who died heir told two
•Ii'tlrv AVtn.ton, party nrgaptiapie he n n 1 1*1 yeti* old tfe vnd
hi* wife tool ntoved here* from ttun leader *nd one nf the com P l
It, told lie jlroiit rally thalf|
lilailewatei, Te x . a doieii yrar* ed
Wall Slreet and the "roonnp-,|*
«g "
pfeaa" ale Iradihp the country lit
ward “ fuaci in and a third World
War.”
e si
Djuic* Conn Iv
P E f.
: Communist Party v
Meet Is Enveloped
In “Iron Curtain”
lohai-M nnnjjem enl Confab
Tn O I i i u i i Stohiliiotlon?
Tiamandou* Sliom Plnnxarf
Foi
T H IH o D A Y
s A N F o n n i i e h a m ), s a n f o r d . F i . m n u A
• “SUMMER STOCK"
Judy Garland— Geue Kelly
“Movies Are Better Than Ever”
�THURSDAY DF.(\ 2s, 1950
Tu t;
Bui tNIIFF TO I ’is 3' 1 1 ujESgjIV-CLOSED MONDAY
oMiss Betty Cullnm
Edits Magazine Of
FI it r i d a Fashions
- -x- ^
iZmJCS
Tradition hi* it that if vmj rat Dlarki ve
IV*. Hog tnwl a; d H - <■ i N . Y r's f ,y
you'll have 1react. Joy an i Hi he.-' thr> "h
out thr year.
i t ' , l •‘ " f i t
» fci
iii H i
uni
-
& ,0
J
v
l
2-lb.
I
|th
i
“ In thr intervening time
M w w i in i 'l l
rz
w
.
Mb.
Miig Iktljr", wight nl "it *mi
K F. ii. Stptimbt i IW7,
Prlcas Gosd Thru Sat., Cor. 30
£'
Q in n h ty R u h li Ra.'crv»d.
M in Hetty ' ulliiin 'I'. \V. t
Fifth K litf l i thr it* - •>lil>>r of
Thr Florida h i .hlnnetlr, n 111Hr il
Imitated ftmj-iriti" putili hed
monthly fot m ip lu v r „f Ki"ildi>
^Hiuhinn*.
’
Sb. ii intr.w|*j. i .1 i flit•>!i.tll. hy
(irorifr Touhv. fiiihli.-itv
of the ...................... . .<
m t
|K>iin<|..
“ Y « t t now,
PAUL) TH KLt:
H K H M . n , s a m 'o i i i i , n . o i m u
l r ,tt
ii 1 1 h nltv vet | i.
Hie to i-e |tIn ed ii) in in i I, , ,|t,
the m uranre that *)i. „ I! ,|,
good Job.
.
Mir Halted out at tvpi t, n
She
»l* h -l t m
. ill if you tdi t *e Ilien in
atueredmr moot hi 'he hat winked
In Until 1‘ioei tinr ■ ,
Arenimtmr, I 'l'inni'i
. . i, ,
Mall Room Jiti'l ,ii'* r
i n '"
A IIM tttttr of five year* U el,-eit
Allied ttergdnll, 8J, for avtddatvn
of military *eivtce, New York fed
eral Jlidse Kylvealer flynn then » l lowed him stair day* to rhan*» M«
mind and enter the anny. HI*
lallirr, tirovrr Cleveland Itercdoll
* i term for draft dodging
tfiei World War I. tlnlrrnallonoll
in
Frhnintv. cu t !„• .n ni ,n|„ the
I rIntini- Rnntn She ha n't t
,
t*hiil nt trurj, driving. I'll in into
"f bet nt "i i n ;hi .... .
he'd
1' I' *too if
wen , i, |
“filter the -.orvi*i| her nni-tm ,
Ureahip in t|,e Print Rhon |.
jMUM^ttihe addition or .1 folding
machine and the new type Multilit h on it huh thia maeaiinr la
print'd -o the ifal'i hren atound"
Mi Ctlll'iMl, the daughter of
Mi I It ' ull'iin. (ladualeil fruhl
Cftf IhtoCrta/Jc^arvJi^
- I always uic. >
\C
S* minolr High !■ hool in |'.*I7.
A i dating her tti the work of
Ii'lnldling ■hittv new ; of the val •
ton. department* *>f the glowing
i
in I m i le ( ianithere. cuato*
ntei "tvii e; hoi n in e I'ulnt and
t t o h h in
Singletary, ahipplng;
I oot.e Cunningham, liark older ue.
'iiitnu td . h. irlle |tu* <ei|( tetntna:
in
I ''ilk. meirhattdiae; Herb
l r.it, |r, I'iring; t>le*tr I'nih*. Hi
ller |.T'». mg; I r itlia Hcyimld*
and M h ii .i Nuh»|», factory; Margnrit Knight, mail neon; |,ouiic
le »V and Stint* l evy, New Ynrk
re|mrtei i; |»n| llollrnhei |., (ni|e*
iii■
’|-*•* I ini - and M l-> Cullnm and
l ot Ki-hrell, to inter.*.
\niotu: the illualtali'dit
air
hown the m iiia l nf the i!7 New
Yoil ni'lio, new |iapei and magarilie aoitei nil | ratnein men on
lire J, the vium gtttup at thr Mayfrur I’uol iml at a dlntu-i with eitv
offuial- Some nf the nifty model*
in Klmida Kaihiun rreationa are
,il- ii -tvw n . itf li'dting interent i*
the view uf Maynard Jnhmtiin and
I ntlie ll ltte.'ir of the rutting room,
nitt hark f1 1*111 a (i thing trip w-ilh
~I »je-. kin) tiet. li
CDVIKAI. M-UIUhA ()l UK I KKK7.K
a m i simtAui; in,
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Peas
1 Sanborn
PORK HAMS
fjy Small, Half
or Whole, lb.
lit. g g r
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Sliced
Strawberries
ICE CREAM
2 P& 55^
l lb. pkg. 39^
uiticK.s
98*
23c
n,
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T A M A LES 23c
Con
21c
B A K E -R IT E
Shortening
S
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Yellowl
19c
Gscnr Mayer
BAR B Q S A U C E
57c
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Cvo*.
53c
Bonncl
BHAPES
2 lbs.
Cutmtixk Sliced I’le
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2 Ins.
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3
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Sallines 7 1 -oz. 16c
Stinthln*
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lg,
16c
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COMPLETE YOUR
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NOW- WILL BE
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SOON- HURRYI
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Cleanser
Lb. 73c
Aunt Jrntina PANCAKK
FRICASSEE 51c
C-lt
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C O FF E E
Prunes
Large
2 Can. 34c
Del Mrnita Me t Rii*
Oil
24-
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For “ Lifolimo Sparkle!”
51c
20c
Del Mimte Gol Cr St No Jill
OXYDOL
Toilet Soap
22 oi. Ini
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1So
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H ousehold r i e a n s c r
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PICK LICS
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69.
29c
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3 1c
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Carrots 2
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69
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55c
Philadelphia Cream
SW IFT’S
C at Food
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lb.
68c Ducklings u>. 65c
63
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S LIC ED BACON
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Young I’o ih h
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f O D A Y '8 B IB L E VKItSP,
W* de*pi*r and luimrllmr* h»tf
«>rali anil sinful people. Mane
Ihrm ran l»r rum plrlrly chsnjrrd
lulu splendid peuplr. ( ‘tiriat rame
Into tlir world to save tlnnrra.— I
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I’;dents And Progress
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Can ihrrr br a iijp p y Nrv*
Year) Our ntrd not be a cynic to
qurrtmn it in ihrte day*. It tan
alwayi br laid that rverylhin* drprndi on thr definition. Lvrty anllibloKy of grral (toeliy 01 prove it
filled with drlmiiionr ol liippinru,
and with watdi o( advicr on hott
it may br oktainrd. Their arr at
different ar rnowllakr*. Th ry abo
have a tamenri* like tnovtllakn
all agree that happineit it not
something' tthith it bellowed bv
the world but HimrlhinR to hfound ttillnn llir mind.
The brailmrtv uf O rn Wu H»*u
Chuan befotr the United Nation,
meeting a| l.alu Success may Isdue in part to the (act that lint *•
the -fiut mtrinalion iL battle, let
alone Mar, lh>il China hat won m
it* oMn name alone in at lea»t, IV t
yeatf. Not tintr Inc Man, Im em
peror Kien-tung in the l.tltrr hall
uf the eighteenth irntuiV hat
China |tad an army regaided at
a fo u r in the world. It, wealne**
wat fint irtraled in llir Japanese
wai of IH94-5, which Japan won
about at the pleated- No inilivnlu.il
•IKCrtie* ol nn|Miltan, e weir ach
ieved by the Chine*e in rnmbaling
the Japanrte in the recent war.
It wat llie weight of the imputa
tion** numbci that rontlitulrd the
thief Japanete military problem.
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Ameiican newspaper people air
more noted for their vehement oppotilion to any (mm of ermemhip
than (or happy acceptance of it,
hut mod uf them heaved a tigh of
relief when Tokyo headquarter*
announced a plan for utrrning
all ditpalchei from and about the
Korra battle front. The Army (aid
it wai not cenronhip, but it i*
unleg* jhe hne between erntorthip
and ge«ething ebt i* exceedingly
fine. V e don't lik* ccnmnhip, but
the requitemenli of war arr dif
ferent Imm thoie erf normal living.
War ruiict|Mindrntt know that
what they write could cent men'*
live*; they don't want that to ball
pen. They alto know that vety
often they do not have rnoug!
knowledge to judge accurately
whether a givrn piece rd informa
lion i* dangeiouv. Military men
cannot alway* tell either, hut their
baiting average ought to tie higher
than that of people with little or
no military training.
Railroad commuter* to and from
New York City have dropped in
twenty year* from 357,000 to
229,000, judging by the number
of reduced rate ticket* told. Tito**
remaining offer the grimly face*
tiou* explanation that accident* on
the road have taken off the m l.
Doubtle** the ditcontenl which in
•ptres complaint* about railroad* in
| M o r a l it a lubilantial fartor in
in* real rcaton for the reduction
of rider*— the fact that to many
prefer to drive. Railroad* are tikb g themtelvr* what they can do
to overcome thi* trend.' They are
late jn getting around to tuch tell
ing. The automobile teem*
to be here to May. But much can
to iotreaie the attract'tririma 00 train*. They al-
of
M*e*et •*■ at
u t r n x D a fA tti r t M u r n *
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mini convention of tin- Puerto Ritiin Medical AssiH'fntion reisirted that in ton years the death rpte had drcqqred from
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THEWORLD TODAY Communications Industry Undergoes
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Tremendous Expansion During 1950
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A |M)pulution of t;nu persons to the square mile is ex*
ceedtnl In the continental United States only by Rhode Island's l»7'l.2, and in tiie world ley Belgium's 712. Figures
for comimnihle small sections of China and Indiu are not
avallalile, hut their over-all density is much lower. Both
the Belgians and the Rhode Islanders are oil a more pros*
Analyal
1H |s*r thousand to 12. T h e problem o f the s ltjm s , in w hich
a la rge pint of the lsInndV residents live, is IrOlnp a ttacked,
and Iiilp rm e m e n t' in in d n strin li.u iti.q i shmild jjicre a s e their
prosjH'i ily .
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«dv.nce. in the commun.cxtion*
P J1M.
faij||onahlr for Kura- mdutlry in 1950 brought the farthetl cornei* of the nation Mill eloter
pt-an* in lofiilv e riltrltr Amrri-* ingrihet eloter than neighbor* al opi»mir end* of a block were x
When two Puerto Ricans attempted to aHSuskinute |Ve* ] earta for l*nlatl«nl*rt in world af* ^rnrralion ago,
sldenl Truman, they called attention to the unbappy cjm*,
itlM
1Iit, tli_
Million* more issiple cuuld talk lo each other aero** town or
• 1 They »tlll dii. Hut the record
arrns* the country than whtn tha f
ditions which gave birth to their discontent. A territory today show* a different More,
year began, Yuu could com Diet,- operated communications ayatema,
whose ju t capita yearly income is only <)ti, less than half
■uch aa the extensive pulse time
tluil of Mississippi, which iH the .least well of of the <18
huh) illation radio link system de->
stales, briiiL's, ho credit .tq th*i philmdhriuXi' uknl K<»veni- ................. I
v el oped and manufactured for
•»> ! : 5 k « , . „ C h . r A . J
of the world go bv
lunlcatlons Induatry In the pew thr Bohneville Pdwer Administra
rrferilitl resnunes ol th^yodUnvC i
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tahe rnplxnrt . top t'lu- crl»l« tmastrd a capacity double tion by th r International Tele
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*|, •i«ll:ttie|i*liM" of, the IISh A iland
Telegraph
Corp.,
what It waa at the start uf phone
tidy.
through a subsidiary,
World W ar II.
Slnre World W ar II
Also In this category wa* the
Again a* In rvrry year since
(Sr,ml llntatn ha« refu>r,t .to
27,000-mile private hank wire
the
end
of
vhe
war,
a
huge
In
It is
to have the Navy step forward and name Ilu loin.................
.
the Srhurnmi, ....................
plan for pooling
crease in ihe number of tele connecting 188 hanks in 64 cities,
mysterious spherical pradpid which ifpptirently driqqied out heavy irtdu*trii?t of \Vet»ern f.u phones
in use led kll other rom - •et up hy Western Union late in
u f tin- blue sky o n to a N ew .M eyim m o u n ta in s id e . It Mas ronodn a common caute.
muniration* development* in 19M. the year. Others included I. T .
the sort of gadget tu excite all m a n n e r uf s p e c u la tio n — m e,*'!**n <br chief oTiMemt
The big America.) Telephone and T .’s Installation through a
subsidiary of an 884-mlle radio
ta llic , strangely m ade, c u n ta iid n g p h o to gra p h ic f ilm , elec- r„,iH rIl nf K^ropr T.'^griwlnv >!n" and Telegraph Co., which through telephone communications ayatem
it*
Bell
System
subsidiaries
op
tric u l devices, and all a la rm clock. T h is c o m b in a tio n coUld ,,f ItrlU ln sovereignty to thnt
erates 82 per cent of thr nation's for the Erie railroad, and a num
'.body.
stimulate the iriiupinatioti for days on end.
telephone*, added 1,000,000 tele ber of microwave radio links In
H imv natlonalliing Indmtrioi, phone*. The 6,000 independent stalled nr made hy I. T . and T .,
But it’s really very simple, accordiiijt to a N avy spikesPhllco,
General
Electric
and
man. The Navy uses such guilt'cts to study cosmic rays at Crrat Britain ha* nmioard IiI h-m I* companies added about 200,000 othrr* for railroads, gaa and oil
Itln r of trade pollclr* with the more for a net increase of f ,liiuli altitudes. Apparently this exploded the mystery.
continent.
200.000. This brought the nation'* pipeline* and power companies.
In these strange and troubled times, it takes no more
A* chief hanker for thr Ster total to nearly 43,000,000.
thim an unexplained widget like this to set off a wave of ling Bloc, the ttritish lolnml the
The Bell System alone *pent
concerned alsiut thinKS whose existence is known or sus- E'tirnpran Pavmcnt* Union r>nly 11.070.000. 000 In adding new
it'M il**,* e --.^ e .^ ,
sflor long delays. Kngland liar telephones, and new equipment
pecled but whose nature mid purfaise arc not known. It tried
to keep her Commonwealth and new buildings to serve them. In the area is continuing.
seems to be human nature also to examine stranife things Bloc n< a *eparate world unit.
So far the French appear not
But as fast as the companies
witli one eye open for the supernatural.
It Is another nolitlral oarndox added new telephone*, the demand to have suffered any heavy casual
this pollry of nationell«m snd grew even faster. The Bell S y ties In the frontier battle. Only
The development of utumic energy suggests strunRe that
lsnla|lnnltm ha* been followed I y stem had a waiting list of 800.- a part of the small Rlnhlltu garnew forces. The flyiup saucers and talk of the exploration n Sorlall't government. Bv tra>ll* 000 at year-end or several thou rl»on was lost and casualties ware
of space have created notfons of visitors from other plamnjf. tlon the Socialists *hould be the •and more than when the year said to have been light during
the Chauton withdrawal.
Th e world seems full of things wc know about, but oil)* grvatvat gihreeate* ttf Intrrriatlon- began.
A French communique claimed
And the volume of telephone
Vaguely. In that the present ago is not greatly different al rmipenatfon.
8 wgeten. •'another * $ ,0 e f I It 1 1 call* grew apace. The number of heavy losses Inflicted on the Vietfrom any other, but wc can’t help thinking that there wifi stronghold,
mlnh
In the Dinhlieu sector.
also fuUrJndaled her* telephone ronvemtiona increased
Im> much more pence of mind when thu. shrouds'td *m ystiry *df from Up* mat of Europe a* from an average of 1 *2 ,000,000 a , Tne spokesman said that tho
can U* taken from some of theso tldn jla M lV a u jilte eviiry nturh a*.‘|W)*lb!e
day ln 104P to 140.000.000 la 1060 V7*tmlnh drive which Wednesday
Shy
frfovet |o’ loin *t e' At* for the Bell System alone, and night temporarilv engulfed the
explanation of strange objects nc)|A a )irflt,\ W .J
i ttntle* Pact of cm raon dafeone, toll rails reached (I.OOO.OOO a day. French post of Daphue, W mile*
thu* rutting her*»|e'off from her
The percentage of toll calif north nf Hanoi, appeared stopped.
7
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"— t t ' t
irg,!IMonnl; m !g)itrir» N itw a v und handled hy operator toll dialing He placed French losses at Daphue
i having a field day.
nenmarkIncreased from 30 to 36 during th » and three nearby poata at more
But t.!„ Bean of Wretmina
Ee»nnrilcatlv. Sw*,b*n tnabdsln* year. With that *y*tem, your than 100.
the
very
lliverend
B
r.
Abin
*1 a a i l « i t « i r i . . » » • * * .
<
a poPev l e»»
r a *
Rwe je'i long distance operator dials a
The crucial
Daohue front,
rxity huura CtirPtnm* morning I 'ampin'll Bu'.t - himself a Scuta- for the Swrdr*.
distant number directly— even all which guards the vulnerable nor
man
—
vowed
g
’imly
that
If
ne
rn
frum Ihr roionalion rliair In th«
Prone,, I* ■ great advocate of Ihe way across the country— thern approach** to Hanoi, waa
aary "I will gu tu the end* of the
drplli* uf (hr halluwi-d nhliey.
international roop,-ration *p Ku without having to wait on op ralm tonight. Th e entire French
earth”
tu
recuvrr
that
Stupe.
A |**>1lev* ftpokpouaii tatd aftrr
Wits— If (termanv I* left out.
erators at Intermediate points to poiltlnn In the area waa officially
"Till* aenselra* rrinip,*' he said
tht- fruitlru *-<airh that authurlKrance ha* nppoacd full (Jetmar. help make the connection. The reported restored.
tic* had "rraiun t» t u ip n i" tbe In a nationwide broadcast, “ had tnembgrshin Ip the Coimeil of number of communities reached
A French spokesman said a ma
tiundl,- hravrd Into tht- crouch wa* clearly been carefully planned Kuroiw. full O rm a n pa rtlc I eat ion hv toll dialing Increased from
jor Vistmlnh attack toward Hanoi
and was carried uut with greut In Uutonean defense or renal tier* dot) to 1,000.
the Hlons of Hronv.
front the northwest waa blunted
“ All prcra'itton* arr
bring running.
mao *tatua In the rminrll* of the
And the percentage uf hum* hv a atrong French drive into a
“ IIU tnajeity ta gr ra lly ills- world.
taken," hr adUtd, tu aeaarr that
and office telephones using thu Vletminh staging area yeaterdav.
only polk-r f!*h the itunr from Irrsoe,! as must Im- everyone wlio
h'rape,.. n atrony Internationalha* any appreciation of the part t«t In Europe. I* lea* eethna’a*- dial syvtem inereased from 72 H » jald the French thrust caught
thr rlvrr, tf It’a thru-.
to 70 during the year.
tha VJetmlnth off balance and pre
bon,Inn (Hiller today hail a n that Westminster Abbey has play Me atruil the Ear Hast, lie! e >nThe nation's telegraph xyatem vented their Jumping off In i. f ill
ed
in
the
lung
history
of
our
trlhutlnn tn ti>e Korean conflict reached
o th e r trail, a f lv r-tu n rto lrn truck
a
hlatorie milestone attark aa scheduled last night.
ha a h«en pp-*lt; *t,e t*. of eautte, late In the year aa the Western
th ry rrcoverrd In tuburban Ken- race.”
Only on the western end of the
Cassandra, the D aily Mirror heavily Involved ln Indnehlna.
alngton. Th r truck waa tnntchrd
Union Telegraph Co, completed same front were the Vletminh
fro m a factory yard In thr Bcot- columnist, was only mildly sym
ft remain* t* he Been how well Its 100,000,000 mechanltrd trana* troop* able to move forward ta at
tlah etty of (ila ig o * . I f dctcctltr* pathetic'. .
•he Atlar'te Oee* nation* w'lt mlailon ayatem with the opening tack Vletri. about 36 mile* northcun firm th rtr ruipicUn that the
The Bnfn, he wrote, “ In a fljw team un for defrnie under (Jen* of a high apeed measage center west of Hanot. French reserve*
v r h i r lr wa* used to haul away *huw of public grief remarked 'it er*l Filtehhnwer.
at Portland, Ore. The Portland broke up the attack, »b lc ll',h lt
•hr Stone, It w ould rtm ig th rn
Various degree* of natlnndlvn center was tha fifteenth and last hard at two French port* and
waa ‘tin- nuftt devastating thing'
t h r lie llrf that th r ro h lw rv waa
^xl«t tn almoat aB nation* econ In the nationwide setup under harraated three others.
the work of Scottish N a tlo n a lU t Which cuuld have happened (athp omically,
which telegram* typed at tha
A French ■pokes man admitted
wurrguig abyqt that atom bondi,
,'X trrm la ta .
finder prodding hv the United sending point a n Bathed auto than French losses on tha northPuller
meanwhile
look
no this Ir geilulne uld aatulalope that flutes. West Germany engagrd In matically wlth*2t any manual re - weal front w*ro heavy, with on*
dinner that another highly-prlxnl •la missing) and a deed which un a. ft«e trade pntic» and ImnitaHaW* tranamlaaton all the way to their senegalese battalion— brieflv sur
ruyal Stoiw would go rolling. A til rectified would never permit
there wa* fund* hecaioe n«her drattnatlon.
rounded— badly mauled. Vletminh
■lire isl guard waa mounted over u* to ho happy-again.”
The year also saw many signi dead were placed at several
Ifnae refit*ed to let down thntr
m l nunthe Anglo-Saxon cnrunatlim *tono
lie summecT it aft up In three
ficant
developments
In
privately
dred.
harrier*. Now Weat German* has
at Kfngiton-on-Thamea.
wrirds: “ Whdl magnificent ho
hail to retreat from her full free
TH* next 24 hour* may tell
Stone number 2 ia located tn kum!”
trade position.
whether the Vletminh gtatral o f
the m arket Place of w h a t wa*
A couple of cartoonists pictured
,1n the other aide la thr Urltcd of blood In trying to dafen-l the fenaive on tho Hanol-Halohong
once an ancient royal tow n. A souvenir
hunters lugging off flutes.
Independence of Korsa.
area has begun. The coordlnmt-d
n u m h rr o f Anglo-Saxon monarch* N'elaon'a monument In IVafalgar
fat
B v virtue of the Europe*,- reNo European country can boast nature of the Vletminh altatk*
w e ir crowned on It. S c o ttU h pa
ig h - enverv nten, the United Nation*. such a list of International fea over lb* last 72 hour* would point
. 1*1 SquareKqu m m-ammere
m m 1(W
m mfeet
m mhrnm
triu U claim it, aa well aa Scone, j Iwhlrut the unau«peetlng haeii of •he Atlantic Part. occunaMon nf ture*.
to this conclusion.
rightfully
Scotland’*.
,
___ They I a Inmdun Bobby.
Japan »nd G»rmane, amt (hr Ko
thieaU-nrd last Match to carry 111 The
Dolly
Express
hastily rean war. the United flute* I*
a
knocked together a reasonable deeelv committed and nartidnat*
Man/ KitfUahmen, stolidly un replica of Uie W'eatminater throne ing in all phase* of vsnrld affnlra.
■fflad by Ihe ertentrleftle* of complete with the atone (set
■Ho Ha* tied her**lf tn Eurooe
mlaelBg here, it pointed out) and economically with tha ERP. dim
hoisted the exhibit Into i U Fleet has committed heraetf to -lefead
W ei tern Europe by tha AUantk
Paet,. l .
*st ss.T 'SK '.ru; - ts& n u ssz
iOxpItKlt'd Mystery
Indochinese
Stone Ol* Scone
U S N M lr T
■safer*. K lerM a.
Th e follow ing prli*r» re p ,.rt«i by
the I> -» i-r » on Ih r nanfortl gist*
V a rm rrt M arket for procure *old
to Tru cke r* A D rs lrr* up to 1 P.M.
Iic t-m b r r JT. IH * .
Appl**
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Cabbag*. FI* I t lb beg* I M
I 'l r r M l , C a lif
rrs t* * ta
Cstrry. FbirlU s O oldrn
No suppll** today
T r l r r y . Florida P s m ' s I
114 to 4 d«s. rra t*
I It
Nut*. Pecan
p rr pound
it
le ttu ce . tc*b*rg, Drv Pack
it s
4 d o * prate
Hanford g ro w n
Onions. Yellow 40 lb sts
l.lt-***
Onion*. W hite ta !h. *s*. It*
Onion*. Yellow Hpsntsh
St*
lo lb. sis.
1 .so rt
Onions, flrre n do*, bm h*
potsio-s. W h it* N. V
t Tt
10* lb. sis
1‘olstoss, K e r r i . U T u r n
1 II
Hu. crsl*
lls d lth ts
S do* hpr
1 ta
Turnip * . Purple To p
do*
“ Itolaliouiim" i» an unpleiunl
trim. It connotn a tbntuut'lily divircdilrd llirtuy ol national polity,
A f n e r i c a 'B
a theoiy which hat long hern left
lif kind by I hr <hanging timea.
I , ifv in A m e r in i's issubotiai* in m q iru v iu p .. T h i s 1fiarsli
T h r tr air very Irw American!, nniiiL' bus l«s-n npp|it-d to I'u o rto Hioo. jut ovi'lrcrtrvvib'd is
among high leaden o» otthnaiy ci land w ith p o w r t y ^ t r i p k . q iiib n liiliin if!. 'M a iy .ts -rw u is H u n k
tizen*. vtho air willing to hr cell- of tropic islnuijn an li<i,uhT> p a ia d iW * w lte m food remtes
rd iiolalioniiti. Y rt the lime* ate fo r the uskniK- K x p t rie n ifs in Urn S o u th Pnrifftf flmrlnir Ui<ripe lor a revival u( iiolstmniim. w a r should have scutched this notion for th o se w h o were
and -tho arrdi uf it ahrady air th e r e , a visit to P u e rto -Rico w ould pruVe e q u a lly d is illu
sio n izin g.
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■bowing tprouli.
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State Fa rm e ri Market
anST C O U H T M E
It i* not certain whether the recent Supreme Court
blast at patent practices will have any material effect on the
operations of the Patent Office. But it has stirred a flood
deal of spent hit ion. particularly among people who benefit
financially, In one way or another, from patent*. The
Supreme Court said that too many patents were taring is
sued for inventions of questionable scientific merit, and
that requirement* should he stiffened. It cite,! the fact
that the Constitutional authority for patents states that the
purpose Is to promote progress.
That raise* the question whether patents always pro
mote protfma, even when the invention concerned is dcfin-i
itely an advancement. Of what use to the world would tin*
alphabet have been if the inventor had been able to patent
it and charm* a fee for it* use? Kup|wi*e the wheel had
irt-en kept under patent, or the art of weaving. An inven
tion usually leads to progress through the wideness of its
use, not often through restriction of ust^.
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The usefulness of patents in promoting progress is in
provding incentive for the inventor and for the capitalist
who takes the risk of financing and trying out the in
vention. Some people invent things because they can't help
it. Most do it at least partly in the hope of reward. Th e firm
which turns an invention into a marketable object does it
with profit in mind. Patents assure the inventor and !!).•
manufacturer of a j«*rio<l of exclusive chance to make what
ever profits may la* in the invention.
Ideal patent practice would assure these ineentives for
a icasoiiuhle period of time, yet throw invention* open to
K**neral use at the earliest proper moment.. In trying to
M’fH It tin ideal, it is inevitable that some worthless ideas
will ivin patents, that I, better than letting gepius starve
IV^orhouse
THURSDAY DEC. 23, 1950
HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
1936 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1947 FRAZER SEDAN
1949 DODGE
$1075
Vi Ton Pick-Up Truck
1949 BUICK SEDAN .......
$1995
CHEVROLET AERO SEDAN
$ |2 5 0
1947 DODGE SEDAN
...'.............. $1296
NICHOLSON BUICK CO.
310
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IS HIST
AS GOOD AS EVER
AT MATHERS
Ys*. our F R IE N D L Y B U D G ET P A Y M E N T P L A N
I* Just as frisndly today— with Govermaant Credit
Control* In offset as It haa been far many year*!
You can still buy on long, easy urm al us* our
friandly Budget plan now to buy tha furniture
you've been wanting— see the terma haluw.
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N O D O W N P A Y M E N T required on furniture, elec
tric appliances, and any other purchases up to |60
charge them la your account. O r. upca a new ac
count now and pay on friendly credit terma. *
16 P ER C E N T D O W N P A Y M E N T — 16 M O N TH S
T O P A Y m furniture, floor covering and bedding
OTrT WO- For example, you pay
only |16 DOW N on a purchase of f 1(H) worth of
furniture.
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TT1 V J V L £ ° W N I P A Y M E N T - t l M O N TH S
^ ^ P A Y tm radius and alectrlcal appliances pursnt T**
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TUB SANFORD RERAI.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA
FACE FIVE
Catherine Clark, Hun ard \\ lu'lchcl Wed In
Candlelight Kites In ) irsl Metlmdint ('hurt'll
entertained by Mr. urnl Mr*, r*. I.. Home in Jacksonville.
Tuppcr Saturday night with elab- J Mr. and Mr*. W J. HartUv hod
of ate decorations, ten number* at - I fur yur t W J . Jr . hit wife and
tending
tab from Stetson and Robert
Th- F.pi'cup.xl Church ill have ir-m Purdue Uni 'etxlir.
'r t v oe at four u d o ) I II Sun
M> .ml Mr* John MoNaamata
dav nevt
sbriit tbr holiday in West Palm
Mis. T J. Niemeycr - family had Reach.
foul g'-ru-rollons at n O iri-tllin s
Guest* of Mr and Mr*.
Levi
parte imludmg Mr. and Mi*. .! N Not th were Mr. and Mr*. Morgan
llistline. Mi and 'It* liedr-rick Patti-r* of New (Jrkan* Baptist
Itistlinc of Scheni-ctnly. N Y „ Mr Theological .Seminary *t New O r
and Mr* John Itistlinc anil Ibobhy leans.
of Plymouth, Fla.
Special service* were held at the
Loiigwo-al Hotel had iiisnv largi Baptist Chur*h Sunday afternoon
dinner tiartic* in the holiday*. Tin- and evening.
Civic Ls-ngui- will meet Tuesday
New water pipe* are being lnThere will lie entertainment and is stallrsi t» accommodate many pew
silver offering for the Children'- b,.i!*e. cim g built lately.
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Social A n d Personal Activities
In * beautiful candlelight ecu- t i n , Hists'c, Mir. iii.iii.d ir True,
mom Pftfuimed Hi th< f m l Melt. M r - Minnie llu lh Ik lh s ill ai d M iss
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odi»l Church at 7:'!0 o'clock I*- ' Union B a irr. The l-iide's U«>g an*
evening. SL»»
Lillisti kefit hy Mi*, Rlnke Sawyei* and
Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mt»- guests were greeted bv Sir*. A. W.
John L. Clark, became the brlt!
Lee. Sli*s Nancy William* played
of C'td, Howard Lvnn Whclehcl. piano selection* during the recep
U.S Army A ir Corps, son of SI• tion.
and .Mr*. Hugh Calvin Whelchf
After spending some time with
The Itev. J, K. SI eKin lev officiate I
Mr*. Ralph Audit) Smith honor*
TH U R SD A Y
M ix Gloria Stud.till .pent the at the double ring -e n iie .
their guest* Sir. nnd Sir*. Whelchel
"» I.1 iM ixt aHettyj , ,Jo Brock,
popular
The
ofi the
Metho*
■ n r Men.
. n n n Club
uuu u
i n r .»ir
in u *
* ,
* *
Chri.tma* holiday. visiting rela
T»| hT » burning in the marr. left for a wedding trip. Fur ir .v r l- d i d Church will hold It. no cling
* ‘,h * ''r h *r
branched candelabra east *ofl i' ing the bride wore a P.ntuminr
•
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Tuw day afternoon at the Smith tive. in Wnurhula.
\umination over the altar of th- suit with matching nccessorirs *nd
Tim Scmlnola KHm k.h Lodge homr ,,n |,,,k A " n,,rMr*. M. C. Slone and Mr*. Lila rhurrh which » » « beautifully de» n is bite orchid for a corsage. They
The
jiarty
room,
were
attrac
No. 13 will meet in the L O O K ,
C. llryan and daughter hay .pent mated with graceful (IiKir Imsket- plan to return to Sanford Iwforc
lively decorated with BraaUl.n &
K aM aS w?A
lodge at 8:00 P.M.
pepper.,
greenery, and a lig h ts I ,hc ChrUttta* .holiday* with their of white gladioluses un<l palm- going to t'h.nute Field. III. where
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The Douglas Jolm Junior Bro
patent,
in
UelWrood,
Ala.
Fern was entwined over the tv* Cpl Whelchel is stationed.
therhood will meet thl» evening C h m tm a . tree.
trum and Spray* of white gladlolu
Bridge
p
riir.
Mr. ami Mt*. t’harlr. IlmM* of *e* and fern tied with »atin rlbboi
at 7:3U P M at the F ir.t Baptist
M r. J h Terwllleger. Jr., and
y rrrv N y, <p, nt th,
Church.
marked the family pew*.
M r., Nancy
Brock,
after
which
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Chri.tm a. Holiday, with M r. and
F lin t AY
Preceding the ceremony Mrs
refreshment, of amhrn.ia, nut
The Seminole Chapter No. 2 cake., randy, and mincemeat tart, Mr*. A. J. Greer on W. 1st St.
George sicEwan. organist, render
O K S. will hold a public installa were served.
ed a program of nuptial music in
Mr*. M ary Jean Schub flew from eluding “To A W ild Hole", "Indian
tion of the officer, of 11*51 at the
The hiinoree, Mi*, llrock, wa.
Masonic Hall at 8:00 P.M. The pub | prevented with a lieautiful hob Cleveland, Ohio, to .pend the holi Love Call” and "C la ir de l.uitO*
day. with her aunt and uncle, Mr. Slis* Kolwrt* SIcKInnrv of Jack
lic 1* invited.
nail va.e, and Mi** Catherine and Mr*. Howard Long.
4 Art Th** Rhylhtn I'lnh
The Girl Scouta will hold
•onville *ang “Through The Year*'
< -)»
Vet* 1
and "l>. Perfect Love". The traui
•lumber party from (1:00 P.M. to |
, w l >f * hi*'
M V
D a !** S hm r *
,
I John Fite left ve.tcrdav for lineal wedding marches were sl»i
8:00 A.M , Saturday.
haegarjm tlery va.e
*
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U n frrrt J im b o iif
Among those enjoying the oc- Auburn Ala where hr will atT rt*» * e «»n o i'liN -h t ’ lii*
placed.
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The bride, given in marriage bv
« -«•* ’M- riih tr t*|iMrf» IM iiio
iw
her
father,
wa*
lo
w
ly
in
her
wed
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K
«) K)*ff t>rl<
Hugh Whel.h.1, Sr., Mi*. Clark,
•ling gown of white slipper satin
<
MonilliK
Mi*- Jean Saver, Ali»» Charlotte
Mi*. Marguerite Grave. .,f Co The gown wa* fashioned with a fit
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'M- uin|* Di \|u«|i
• itrt W .irl-t At V ln .
Oldham, Mi** Nancy William-, lumbia, S. C. i. vi.iting her »ls- ted liodire. buttoned down tin
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M r. and Mr*. ItoU-rt L. Parker and Mi*. I.yllian Hoyle
i*hll Rresl It (Mf*»h
ter and brother In-law. Mr, and front with tiny *«-lf covered button*
* Irt
»h lriM
Mrh
entertained the McTeer-Deal wed
-Mr.. Hoy Holler, on Mtllonville and a softly rolled satin cullni
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" hmt* AD(|*s|* i v t i r ! *' T n n t
ding party with a buffet dinner
Ave.
Irt mi Dirt l ’|t I'D Ml sir
gracing the low cut neckline. l/>ng. t* m
A Tue.dav night preceding the wed*
y ll.it. y i t m
\ iu -n
tight fitting *h— vi • ended In Id ]*> N|«»f nitic V af 1et v
w ding rehearaal.
ku i
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11***•it t 'n r rr*r
points
ovet
the
liarul*
and
the
full,
After the deticiou. dinner. Mia.
'at (h a rry Point. N. C. returned gathered skirt terminated in • I I »**• O n h e e lr* * H i » r
Joan M rTe rr and John Deal pre
1 1 !•• Msirnlfttf \ M l r t l r *
Student, of the Sanford Junior Wednesday aftei -pending hi* fu r cathedral train. Her veil of sheer It
|
M «•! H n w iill
sented their attendant* yvlth lovely High School enjoyed a Chri*tma« lough with hi* wife on Maph11
e*t
bridal
illusion
wa*
caught
t'I'r n e r Kuf I 'r i t e
lif t s .
i
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Dam-e at the To u ri.t Center !a«t A venue.
W'..r|.|
yi T h r r .
a Juliet cap of real lace and $fed
Among thole in the party were
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IIm II b l*i*rm D I k rpi
Friday evening.
pearls.
Her
unit
nrnumelit
wa*
Mon
n
u
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Mia* M cTerr. Mr. Deal, M m . W. K.
Dr. and M m , Charle.
IVrwon.
The hall wa* iieautifully tie---------- -----------11no Di pular Hifir
McTeer, M r.. A. M. Power*. Mr*. curated In the traditional C h r l.t -•h**'e returned Imm a week’. vi»|t a single strand of pearls, a gift
1» |& I-* lln AfneMr anti
Bert Methvin, Mr. and Mr*. W F, mat manner with a lighted tree,, « '«h Mr*. Person.' .i.ls r, M r. I.D. of the bridegroom and she earned
i sa** 1»-»f#
1*
t *" Ylii»lcal Y m i * H r*
M cTeer,
Itev. and Mr*. K. I. wreath*, holly, mi*tlctoe and g a r-' * , ' ,y J’’ Miami. T li.y al.o vl*it. a white *ntin I'rnver hook topped
hy
an
orchid
with
white
satin
j
*»rt
Mir
\
ft
r
If a nr li
W right, Ml*. Frelda llarrl.on,
1 f»rt W .r b t At T h r » »
land, .trung with .liver Icicle.. {'} ,,r - 1' T ,on' >’«tenM. Mr and streamers.
Mi** Barbara Jean Deal, Mi*.
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T
n
.
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at*r
Sli>. Louise Clark att.-nded he'
M France* Given., Ml*. Donna M e Refreahment. of ChrUtm a. cook-•
Charle* PfMopa, Sr.
111* ftlla 1 hit M n lillU ir t
sister a- maid of honor and bride*
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• j e e r . M b . hind. _Parker. .Charle.
.
1.
Mr*.
Robert
Strong
and
M
l..
1 MM Mtitle 1,"t ep» 1*gm
t*.._Li|_
from
a
table
decorated
with
a
u
,
.
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nruid.
were
Mr*.
John
Pierce,
ll*
Deal, Thom a. Drham. Franklin m lr,B(uri. whtt# ch ri.tm a . tree
1 in
John* of Daytona _ Beach ter of the bridegroom. Sir*. Walter
it> nc.|u#«t
McTeer and Bay Bairn**.
T t i r ItfiVlLm llin ir
and white candle, in crystal hold- were holiday gue*t. of Mr. and Steele aod Slis* Jean Williams
*|H'M» 1K nr O f tray
Mi*. Howard Long. Mr. and Sir*. The iires»e« were fashioned allkt
« »»rt Ne H *
era.
During the evening several Lung celebrated their lt*th wed of taffeta with fitted t>odlcr* an I * r - S.ififi.r,) Mnikrl
A 2»* Tth lltirt.t Hongw
annlver*ary on Chrhtma* full, gathered skirt- finished will
dance conte.t. were held. P rile. ding
Ir I m
I'Armte
By V IR G IN IA P. A N D E R S O N
Day.
a wide tuck in the center. Thwere awarded Pattie Whltte and
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0*19 l/Ulflhl* r*L* l i . l e i
I 1- H o ft* F»*r a L a i K
gowns, which weir- « l,, tele**, wei*
Keith R ill., Joan Wilke and Lar
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Woody Anslev ha. Iiecu home ry Bate., and Marianne Strickland ,, V ' * - ■ -s Bagwell and .on, topped I,y self material eapes m l *I l 1»l
\|f|(Hl| |j|ie
*■; B»tfwe|l, plan to return iliyv wore nuilehiiig mills Then
from Athen*. (ia. .pending the and Grady Jnhromin Judge* for the .
; i
h ■*•'>IkMln It) 1 P ile
* (tii V n r t r lj l l i l l
holiday* with hi* parent*. Mr. aod dam-e conte.t. were Mr*. C. M. to I heir home In Richmond, Va. to* cascade lioui|tM'ts were gold a>
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morrow after .pending the hull- yellow pom porn ehrysantliemuui
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Mr*. A . W. An.lev.
V li m m . Mfi* C. L- RfddinKt M tr jj^yi with \fr ■n<i'uj'1* m"!*
V I* hi 1 dll inn
M r. and Mr*. Cecil Mixon ha*e It. K
tied with malehing satin riht-on
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t
I ’HII Rent ,|i *vr r n n
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-n -l M ,. A * - had a* their gue.t*. Mr. and Sir*.
» !•* 1f • 1»nm rl IfYie
Ml** Clark*- dress wa« peacock
do
riih d l \4fli>hA
Glenn Stewart of Pilaxki. Mi*«.
blue and the other
attendants' in
The mmmitter i
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nijr Ii«.r*ey Ork
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Mr.*. Stewart I* Mr*. Mixon’* mo- f ngrmenl.
dresses were of gold taffeta Llllh Irt lit Tyim iiiII..m
rigcinent* co
n.l.tI* *of
con.!»ted
Sir* J. N. e(n(j( Jn |{jr },mond
' '
- W ill, M a rl,
Linda Williams, wearing gold taf 1 1•im* Yew*
ther and a former re.ident of Lake . i"iVr'eTlo.’ ’ Vlr*.
'Uamiey
Ir*. Clyde
C lri
.
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Mi
M ary.
* l « n o ff
feta made with a Iw m iiic w-aist an t
Mr*. G. A. -Speer, r.
Mr*. ..
Bernard KNC AG KM E N T A N N t lf M KD
full gathered skirt was flower girl
S w c r th rc s d * a n - d e liri.e e
Fglin Field, ami I-estcr Tilll*. em
She carried a peacock blue baski t
I to a chicken salad; or mi*
announce the engage filled with yellow
ployed at Wayrro** were loth at ing .tudent* .ervetl on ‘ B e -.11®'
lose petalthe sweetbread* with peas, -•rtery.
ment
of
their
daughter,
Slarjori.hunt* for the holiday* with their curating committee; Janice Bird*
Johnny Whelchel \v»- ring l-earer
parent*. Mr. and Mr*. L. C. T ll- M in g , Marty Cameron, M<>na Jobe, Elynore, to U V e r M N. Trued of
For hie l-s-st nvin Sir Whelchel green pepper and salad dressing
Sanford. The Wedding i* plalimsl chose Ed Fielding and usher* were and serve on rrlsfi greens. Pre
lir*.
Janice Kinlaw, Margaret Moeja,
cook the sweetbreads In simmer
Mike Whelchel, Hugh Wlo-lchel, Jr
La*l week W. T . Wanalev re- Murianoe Strickland, Jean Wilke, for January.
ing water.
lurntvl home after an alwcnre of Juan Wilke, John Bennett Robin
John Pierce and John Brumlry.
aome *U ttiunlh., during which Brown. Keith N i l . , Kenneth RgmMis. Clark, thsi bride's mothei,
O n tte n M e w «
lime he wa. employed on a con- «ry *nd Charle* Wllkee.
wore a formal gown of pink chiffon
By S IA T IN A D IN N IN G
»truetloo lob In North Carolina.
trimmed with rhim-stonr*. and a
M r .and Mt*. Wade I. Wan.ley
The Junior B. T . U. clan held corsage of sweetheart rose* Sirs.
U|ilnmrtrlsl
and two children of Jacksonville Petkham of Atlanta.
a party at Mr. and Mra. Peter- Whelchel. the bridegroom's mother,
Sir. and Mr*. William Wirboldt »on'» W'dneiday evening.
were at the home of their varrnt*.
was gowned in blue chiffon wiih a
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Mr. and Sir*. W. T . Wan.ley for of*Knterpri»c were h o .u to a fam
Sir. and Sir*. Ja m n Petham* corsage of sweetheart rose*
ily dinner Chrlitma* Day. inviting are vioiting relative, in Chipley
CLASSES FITTED
the hoHdnv weekend.
Immediately following the cereSir. an>l Mr*. II, M. Gleason have their parent., Mr. and Mr*. A. W ei- and Penaarola during their vac* malty a reception was hold In \|
Mr* S. I'.ilm rtlu Ave.
had n* their guard* their von-In irobit of Sanford. Sir. and Mto tlon from school work.
Kinli-v Hnll which was decorated
law and daughter, Sir. and Sir*. ll. C. Pugh of Lake Slarv and their
Sir*. J. T . SIcLawnr wa* taken with basket* of white glndiolin-s
Richard W. Keogh of Galm-*ville, brother. Sir. and Mrs. W. II. I ugh to the hospital in DrLand Thur*. and palm*. The bride'* talde. over
and children. Alan and 1-tnda.
during the holiday vacation.
day. She ha* been ill for several laid with a linen rut work rluth wa*
Mr. and Sir*. Krncot J. Cole en day*.
beautifully decoratel with w litr
Sir. and Sir*. K. R. ilyden of
Atlanta, who *pent .everal day* tertained Bruce Overcaah of Day*
Mr. Juliu* Geahanll of llllnoi* g tail HiJuses and while tapers in
with th « Herbert Lamnert* have tuna Beach formerly of Lake Mary I* apending the winter with hi silver randvlahra The five-lim d
S TE A M H E A T E D
rented an apartment in New Smyr over the holiday*.
wedding cake centered the talde.
brother William.
na Beach.
Mr. and Mr*. Rolen E . True
Sir*. A. Moore I* spending the A t the opposite -life of the fount
Mr*. Millard K M e f of Daytona had their daughter*. Mia* Charlotte winter with her son and family another tahlr, alssi esivs-red with a
Beach vl*ited her parenta, Mr, ami True of Ft. Lauderdale and Sir. ami Sir. and Sir*. J. W. D. Moore
linen cutwork doth and decorated
Mra. Thom a. Freeman, coming Mr*. Everett Di* and »on Mike of
Sir. Bingham and daughter with llght-d candle* and white
here to attend the ntairlarr of her Holly Hill* home for the holiday*. Sir*. Leicienrlng of Hunnyhlll, gladioluses, held the punch Imwl
C1IILDHKN KIIKE!
brother, Thoma*. J r . to Mi*. Betty
Mr. and Mr*. A. E. Crocker had Pa. moved into the apartment and mints. Sirs. W. <». Fleming »mi
Uohlayer, an event of Ugc. 20. Her a* their Chrl»tma» gucit*, Sir. and hou»e last week.
Sir*. Rupert SI Htriekland presided I hildren t'nder 12 Yrn. Admit,
•I*ter, Pat Freeman Returned with Sir*. Harold Patter»on *nd »on of
Dan Hart Blocker who I* going over the punch Imwl and Mrs Al F. led I'ree With Parents Anjlim r
itelrav Beach, formerly of I^ke to school at Florid* University Hunt nnd Mrs. George A. 8tliu* K ire p t Saturday A Sunday.
her to Daytona for a .hurt >tav.
M r. and Mr*. Ft L . Hankin*. Mr. Mary.
_ , in Gainesville I* spending th'.- served the cake. Others assisting
and Mr*. E. R. (Inter), Mr*. HerMr*. C 8. DrDkell and ton. Carl holiday* with hi* grandparent* in setving were Sir*. I^on Brvan,
hart Lampcrt aruPhar granddiugh- Roland of-Ea*t Point. Ga. irUited Mr. and Mr*. Glen Tyler.
Mr*. Hugh Whelchel. Jr,* Sirs,
' ir, Jttdy Clin* forntrd a fiahing her brother-in-law and »l»ter. Mr.
A Chrlitma* program wa* held William Brumlry, J r .. Sir*. William
rtv at New Smyrna Beach on and Sir*. W . P. Burk* over th* at the school house Friday night Tyre, Mis* .Iran S a y rr, MU* |(*a1».
*
weekend.
„ „
T H E T R A IN
w
The Chrlitma* tree wa* lighted
M r. and M r*. Clarence McKee and then a musical “ Lltlle K in g "
A . R. Konkina of Ryrftea. N. Y .
ROBBERY
: arrived la*t week to .pend the win- returned to Tampa Tuesday after wa* shown.
ter with hi* son-indaw and daugh ■pending the weekend with her
Ml** Eva William* of Orland
TH A T
ter. Sir. and M r*/H. SI, Gleaeon. .parent*. Mr. and Sira. A. W. An*- •pent the weekend with her
'
Robert Bletewikl of Chicago, Irtfa
parent* Sir. and Mr*. Robert
M r. *ml Mr*. W.-P. Thorn* have William*.
who ha* been vi.iting Prof, and
SH00K
. Mr*. II. R. Hrcktnbach. flew home a* their guevta their aOn-ln-Iaw and
Gunner "Barker" Colley, of the
t h e
f w
daughter Sir. ami Mr*. A1 Bryant. U. S. S. Midway I* home for the
▼ for Chri.tm a*. Dec, In.
M r. and Sir*. Lvman Fri.ble of Jr. and two son* of Jacksonville.
holiday* visiting hi* parenta Mr.
W E S T lte i^ iS *
Pupil* of lh" 7th and Nth grade* and Mr*. Wm. Colley.
Michigan, who .pent the winter
here with her uncle, the late L A. drove about the town Chrlitma*
Dan II. Blorker who 1* attend
Cline, ta il year, have arrived to Eve linglng carol*.
ing the University of Florida at
Sir*. Huward lloteler h*d a* her Gainesville I* spending the holi
orrupy hi* collage.
The Home Driaun.tration Club gue*t over the weekend her bro day* with hi* grandparent*. SI
gave their annual Chri.tma* party ther-in-law and *l*ter, Sir. ami Mra. and Mr*. Glen Trie r.
at the achool houie on Dc-g. 20. H*.| W.„ U.
. , Ilerriion
, l , of Orlando.
i l
u
i ^ r*- C an a rd Blocker of ChipFriday night the Lake Mary ' lfy
Fria
r|ajt hJ.
candle*, cry.tal tree* and Rraill
Community
Trre
wa.
held
in
the
n, rrn U Mr
, „ d Mr,
q
a
Ran pepper berrir* carried out a
holiday theme in dreoration*. An Chamber of Commerce. Mra. W ill- Tyler.
Regular
lam Ertel gave the reading, “The
* eachangr of gift* and variou*
81 sire
Tibet'* Ill-defined border* have
V game* and conte.t* preceded re* Night Before Christmas" and the
frv.hment* which conaii^ed of assembly wa* Ini in the tinging given rise to many dispute*.
fittw only
of
carol*
by
Mr*.
Frank
Griffin.
At
Chri.tm a* cookie* and coffee.
Membcra and thrir gur*t.< includ the conclusion of the program
ed: M r. and Mr*. C. P. Bra.lngton, Santa Claus distributed gifts, a
M r. and Sfr*. J. A. Y a tw . Mr. and hag of randy and an apple to each
Mra. W m . Ertel, Mr. and Mra. F. child.
Mr. and Mr* K. G. Hay and two
I-urge $2
E. Godwin, Mr. and Mr*. George It.
Patterson, Sir. nnd Mr*. Wm. Leff- children, Tom and Cynthia who
Irotlle
have
spent
the
Christmas
holidays
let. Prof, and Mra. II. R. Herkfnher parent*. Col. and Mra.
nntr f |
bach, M r. and Mr*. Frank Bart- with
William Johnaon, J r . at Hilltop
low, M r. and Mr*. Albert Walter*,
mil pit**
. M r . and Sir*. P. D. Amleraon. Mr. lloune left Tuesday for their home
and Mra. Augu*t Phillip., Mmr*. In Paroima. California.
Sir*. Arthur Starrhim who I* a
r»U|*li, *l i t m » d «
J . E. Robinaon II. SI- Haven, J . L. past Matron of Temple Star Chap
Hobby, J. E. Ervin. John Slurphy, ter 029. O.E..8 of Cornwall. New
(.'iramjr iriHHilli...(ragrani
M ary Grace Hobby, Gwen Yale*.
Notleii* skin (ruin head to lot
Virginia Kohlnton, Jackie York, attended the reeent official
f’rolerliogain.t wcalltcr
Kathleen Boyle,
Robert visit of the Worthy Grand Matron,
Order of the Eastern Star of F1o|.
f'arliHtn
(iuards against skin dry ne*«
Platawaki and George Patterson, Ida In th* Seminole Chapter No.
— P lu s Doublet as makeup (oumJilion
J r.
2, O.K.S. of Sanford recently.
Tra ve l
Lake Slarv member* of the San
Paramount Newa
ford H u.Inr*. and ITofeMlonal
Women’* Club and their gurtt*. at
Neat time you make a molded
tending the annual Ckrlatma* din- apricot whip, garnish It with
ner and party at the I^ike Mary apricot halre* (dried cooked or
‘ M Community Hall, Dec. 2i wera: fanned) stuffed with salted nutM r. and Mrs. Robert E. True, Mr. meats.
and Mra. Raymond M. Ball, Mr.
and Mrs. P. D. Anderson and Mra.
Regularly ( i l l
Canned grapefruit section* gar
, W . E. Baker.
Now smly 1
nished
with
rherrim
make
an
i ■ M r. gad Mrs. John R. Reeve* had
— On The Ben— - ‘ aa their gueata over the holidays, excellent winter flrat-courae cock
Has time wonderful, skin™ R d r aoa-ln-law and daughter, CpI. tail. Sere* the grapefruit wall
"THIPOLI"—With
protecting properties as the lofiwi
M rs. Harold H. Heath. Mrs. chilled In pretty sherbet glasses.
JO H N PAYN F,
w ill be remembered aa th*
M A U R E E N O 'H A R A
BUI* cooking shorry
tenser Virginia A . Reeves. They
— On The Stage—
Mft for Fbrt Bragg, where he i.
Social Calendar
Miss Betty Jo Brock
Honored With Party
e rs on a l
Longwood
Br A. M F N It'K
The Arovtu an Legion and Lung
wsiu.i Gtylc League cniertainnt
three hundred children with their
iarents Ihur-day night at a brlliantly lighird trre in front of
the hotel. Presents, coffee arid ice
cream e n r served.
The baptists had the nursery
department at Mrs. Elltabrth Bow
man's Thursday afternoon. Jun
ior Dept, at rhurrh annex Friday
night. Primary room at church an
nex Saturday aflrrnoon. Beginner*
at Mr*. Tvnrr llrck's Wednesday
afternoon
Special Christmas service* were
observed at the Baptist Church
■I both services,
The l.ongwooti Card Club was
f
MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW
Roys Of Woodcraft
• RADIO STATION 1 Have ChristmasParty
IV.T.R.R.
I The home o( Mr. and Mrs. llrtirv
MiTeer-DealWeilding SSST L "
Party Given Dinner
RSSS|K"SS » £ p~ Wf"i" a *^'c“
Junior Hi^h School
Has Christmas Dance
sgt. tony «* who i. .i.tioned
Lake Mary
Stine.
K & R ? s ?
W C S '-r U fe *,?■££
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DR. C. L PERSONS
nind a wealher lolivn
7 tGH N jCOUX
WYOMING
50'
oil
uind&u ciillier
hand! ream
TOUCHTON’S
Mrs. J?A . Peckhais are
Hr eon and dasah*
and Mrs. Btaaley
LONGWOOD HOTEL
1 SATl'Itll.tV MTU
Carl VnllralIt’* Uri’lie.wtra
KihhI ami *t*l-it|)N fiirni-*lu‘il
Cover! SI.no per person
Dlis Uiitivf I'*11 Ik
2 SUNDAV Ni:NV
Im rr*f“i » at Inn*
y e a r s e ye party
Carl Vnllral It'* Oreheslra
Fotitl-Ftin-Knvorit-KroHr*
T u r k e y anil Ham S u p p e r S O .Ml per person
S e t-u p s Furnishi'tl
I ’h. W'intrr Ratli
Im
tra rn a lliM it
3-NEW YEAR S DINNER
S e rve d f m m nimn In M I’ .M . S J - 111* Pr r Prrsnn
I’h
Winter Park
.’ti-’M I l for resersaliorr-
AFTER CHRISTMAS
CRESS CLEARANCE
5 .9 8 D R E S S E S
Colton, Uayoit, Ittiymi Faille, Cariiuroy, Talfeta.
3.98
Sul in. Sizes y -lB ; 12- IS; 1 I Cj-22'
One Group Dresses
5 .9 8
Value.* to |i’i.!i.pi
WlMil Jerse y* , C o rilltro y , l-'llille*. W o o l. \'e|yeleeti
Size* 0 -lf t ; 12-18
Outing Pajamas
Size
40
1
.9 8
only
value* to T B S
Outing Gowns
I
Size 17 only
value* 1.08
■ f i / o us es
H
I L D
R
E
N
.4 9
l™ -2 M
Long or *lmrt all-even, Ituyon
rre|ie mat wool jeraeya. Value* to
4.118
C
10-95
S
T oim t.K ies
L K E S S t S
< HILDREN’S
Size* it to 1-1
Size* 1 In It
PRE-TEENS size* n> to it
Hroatlrlntli, (liitk’ lutm, UrKamly, Dotterl Svvl*»,
I'iipii*. Chiimliray. Strii***. Sollrl*. Cheek*.
Value* to 5.118
ONE (iROlII*
198
ONE CiROUl*
2-98
398
ONE GROUP
Childrens Blouses
Cotton and Crepes In White and Pastels.
Size* 4 to 14
1.08 Value*
/
.49
ALL COLORED
JITTEKHUQ SHOW!
n . im
f W T ijr llitf ilti >'ii
^
New Year’s Eve
Midnite Show!
Sun. Dec. 31st
11:30 P. V ,
At the
I k n was tin rcene for a Christmas
parly and wether roast given lad
Thursday evening for member* *d
Boy.* of Woodcraft, apoll sure,1 by
the local rstup of tbr Woodmen of
I he World.
Following thr woiner roast the
buys, approximately f»r» in attrndsfanre, exchanged gifts which had
previously hern nrrangrd around
a gaily lighted and tin-orated
Christmas tree. Throughout the
remainder of the evening a number
of stutdoor game* were enjoyrd by
the group.
Later refreshment* were servrd
hy Mr*. Dees. Mr*. J. E. Green and
M r- J. A. Lane.
All mtmbtr.* were urged to at
tend the next meeting to tie held
on Jan. ft at 7:10 I’ M. at the Wood
man Hall for the annual Installa
tion of officers and other business
of importance. Meetings are held
the first Flidav of each month ill
the Woodman Hall
TODAY & FUI.
USSY
To O lfhrntr J llig F.vrntw
7
r
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�Bradley Edges Hoosiers 64 To 62;
Jayhawks Belabor Buckeyes 75-51
If
T H in S D A Y DEC. 2d, 19S0
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. PLORIDA
PAGE SIX
My M II.O F A R N K IT
Nl W YORK. I ) , r . 28 (/P) None « (I lli*1
th, lieilell»4l|.pJayint,
Bradley trKulafi wear* glasses I hiI Cnscli ForrMl Arvletion migitl Isle
them lo the dorlnr lor 4 i heck up.
Straight
from the
Oklahoma Swamps Baylor 75 To 38; Tennessee Shows
Defense Is
Alabama Squeeks By Oklahoma City (treat
Key To Victories
for Texas although Ihr Volt averags.l ZK.A points per game com
pared In 23.9 for Texas.
Mut Tennessee played Mississippi
Southern. Chattanooga and Tenn
essee Teeh. on which il rolled up
about a* manv point* aa it wanted
lo.
T h r real reason why thr Volun
teers w rrr so prolific with tl.e
tourhrirrwns wa* the fact that they
were great in. defense. Tennessee
led the nation In recnvrred fumble*
with JH, in Past defense in which
1 Ihr Voi* allowed the opposition
only r*6 2 vault l>cr game and in
>pasa intercept.on* with 22.
Also Tennessee Mocked £lvr
, punt., and all set up touchdown*.
j
Almost a thi.d of th« Vot points
came a . Ihe re m il of the nppo*l, lion's n.i.takr. Interre|.tr*l past, ea, ft.u.hlrj, Mocke*| kirk*. The
T u in e t w z record «s > that on t*0
|“ ft rut of such optMmilion error*,
the Vols scored.
IIA S K H T IIA I.I. T O I R N A M H N T
R A L K IG II. N. C., Dec. 2 9 - i /TM
— Opening round plav In Ihe trtijtw
annual Dixie batktllrall elastic h«gins today in North Carolina
Ktatc'a Coliseum
The firework* start at 2 P.M.
when Wake Forest lake* on Rhode
Island Htate in a grudge battle.
A t .1:30 P.M. N. C. State College’* Southern Conference cham
pion* collide with powerful Tulane.
The night program opens at
7 I’-M. with Navy, unbeaten In five
start* this season, tangling w ith.
North Carolina. At 9 P.M Dukrrr
regarded hy manv ** the tourney'*
dark horse, fares Colgate.
28 </P)- II thrir w rir any doubt*
O K L A H O M A C IT Y . D<
Ity H A R O L D Y. I( \ T I.IF F
Oklahoma A N M ’l |K)iiluin
lavorile in llir all-college heikrthall
D A L L A S . De, -JM 1/Ft Some
tournament. lliry air <iii|>rllri| now.
trrwly asked Hie man why TCnnesorr
I hr Aggie* llir No ) tram in llir nation w rrr baskets aliove ih • wa* regarded at a lefrn.tivr team
Ihe boys came up last night with a tase nf lAttiglilednrti lhry
Held 111 .riling Iwo meet ir.o id . tail ihr Ii I a. lliry tan over Hiylor only when It >,«rr*l 116 nuint* dur
Ity KM IIA M l'K fl
ing the *e*.on. Genrral Boh Nnyhad-thru eyes trained an hard on*
1
land, Tennes.ee roarh, wa* re
a Saturday ni|ht trve n rr liotll**
_
__
T h l. year’* Orange Howl gamr
mindr*l that the Volunteers inuit
shape, up a* nnr of thr elo»e«t ...
.
kntiwu what to do with the
Orleans that powrrful I m' ish *
of I hr po<l season r l» sies. T**n tonight again.I Tea* In thr i*.4.i I '
i u I V aayr 1a N i u i l ' i t t i r have
hall while they had it. They xeore.l
altstu.l unset thrm, and in'foir the
unbeaten train.
Miami ami •*•
rmifinal ron tr.t. A r 1 10 / I N 1 1 l f e l l C H A I I 111^
7fi points more Ihsn Tetan, their
l.oinc folk, t'X
ririn«on
with tough schedule* kanaa* |>lay» Alat.ama Final* are
When cold au flowx over warm
t ’otton llowl opponent here next
R ul Charity G ro v rr, au old
iimlri thrly h»lii .hoiiM |,ut nn a Iotn.irrow nighl.
land or natrr. the vanot
rising
Monday
Rlwiil'V tellable, (iloppr.l l|i Itir
ton flight *how.
Today'# run »da thin rlouMehearf,
from the latter is quickly con
Quick a a flail. Hie r;rnetal
w Inning riel.1 C•. •| r*It)« I I «*•
Th r Otaorr- H o w l
Hlway. r »
M»M* rhatnplon Oklahoma
tty JA M B S H A G G I S
densed to produce fog.
•urpiired the nre*. with this •»!»
ro u il. L it lo timid th«* ll'ioslcri
; mintful tl.i: yrar il should atio ,;,lT M nlvrrilly playing Till a
N K W HIM.F A N S . De- U 'A', lervatinn
th ru M ill |o»». •!| I’C
and
llaylor
inn
ting
Vanderbilt,
la> r,r|ting
flkhshoma and Kcnturkv follow-j “ Wc dull.'I tduv a tough .thrdulr
horn* averaged 267.1.
LsTure il ,t Indiana'4 shot ter
V ritrrtU y 'i firm rn«im| found •rl different rtmtls lo the Buesr
* " « r h Andy Gustaf-oo has i|<.nr
Defensively, however. Tennessee
ra g.M uwd . |.ir««ini .irfr0»a V c r s . i t i l c
G c ri
R .t n . a rrmsrkat.lr j.>t. in |,|s three stiorl IM P falling lo A M tm i !'• IH, ||rrw|. It'd lilts*’ll lie hard to tea- ■like Texa N't. oilier ctir.fereme in
the
country
plays
as
l*iiigti
1
che-t
H ffe n s iv e ly Tc|.ncs*rc l| well is well ahead giving the opposition
to lliutai 1 hr 1 'iiintijra hn. .*
A r k i n m whipping Tu h* r»n II lire when llir two (rr*rtl>all team*
year
1
in
Mlnml
A
rlliternirig
err
ide
as
the
*n..|hweit
conference,**
Itelilnrl Te xa s w ill, an avera ge of only 192 vard* per game rondiaretW,
tram Th » tlig T<n train Ini, Rl
P assed And Kicked will ferret mil Ihr furl M.,l the an* T ' i a « dropping
•t into action heir Monday.
Tenr.r-. ee played II mint-* to |tt 2i‘.d yard* pe. game flie I-*•ng* to 210.6 hv Texas.
4.1. with 12 nnniilr* lo play hut
41#.
material
s
»
there
th
l,
veai
a
Itoth
teams
throw
a
lot
of
For Stecler Team well a Ihr 10101' harp l*arn (il.iv I , li* |»#»int a mai|«* Ity P»** pa.-ra, lire a lot of dereption ami
six <1 might firr thrown pulbd
Mradlry up rlo.r again
F rrr
vrrr fit • m*» t rv rr Vflfnl win a lot of game
I ..lilt
I h*»deT I,lit drerptfve I
throws won Ihr gam r for thr
hy a Irani in th** I ft ym r hlulfiry
It. TH A N Kf'K
M n k l n t f A n y IN’ r w
^ V * n r* a Ilf M io liit lo n iD . . • ?
lint Here I* a big different, lie- 1
forma
I
hut
riff.en.r,
Bravm . 1 hry inn| a5 and sank
4 t»M till ro||fg* 'Ihr rtlvf r*Tf»nl I", eeri I hem.
AI* N"r» kfralnr r . Spoil, |.dilur
|t.-» r;„ ,i i|Win li.oughl Ihr
I'H. Tim N " 6 Ihio'.irrn had a '.’iw
ifi mnrif hy W m I T f i M
malrrlnl ••III. h|.n ,
|n ||„
tll'ahomn rose to Iter time the 11 a
H * r + 'a A T h r i f t y O n *
M .W YORK Ih-.
JK 1/1*1
IK firtd goal mark.
iMiitil K*hl Prntial of flkla* lion'i nrimlier one learn, trerause
modern fmdh.ill world, a dne
Mladlrv will ra lly a I O il record llallbnrk* |)...k \V •11. i nf (hr Rrhovna in lt*ll.
.1 morale wouldii'l allow a defeat
rat do* one || might » , aril
F o r 'T itty -O n * ...J
_____________ _
into thr Sugar Howl touriianirnt l toil |jon» anil Joe ( „ M „f i|,r
Iht rlj Aggi* #i« M go
in
hr-nlurkv took II* place in the
fie admitted, Ihr ahltllr lo
6?* attmip!
also i 1 a iirw rr* 1 ntinnsl iprilliglit lie'arise it team
prod lire, culler nr kidnap sood
1
.......<•>
cofil. Thi' |tiivi(iUs high wa* .in
> willing to |iay Ihe prire
fmilhall |il. i n
i , A vrra lrr
will Ilirrt thl . 11,1m of U,> K in ,,,,n Am'lry ol Ihr ( level md
n /vl* h> flo* Aggi* * »»» I'.Url
the deter I pt Ion of e*rh team
as-rf
In
a
roarh
fh
.ii
a
Irrht.i
lucky iiyrarn*
gamr.
Tlirv'rr Htown* ami I n.l Toni I ra n ol tbr
..gmri t V\* .t T r 1 a
sou- from Ihe man who knows It
rat kuna lr*l*e nl the otrvnlr.
II,
. A «rt . . «'ktog thrir 1.1010 Iir , hraH fr,llurl
„ rh Wilkinson
rrnl ail of piinllng
tr
all lollegr lillr, alto are out
fio.tnf •■M |> moie Ilian a »»i lor llir it I till victory writliout a of HlMlinniw and head Coach i'aul '
In till* wr«'l>'» Aianciatr.i |’i r .» (lioMet for llir Aitorialrrl I'rryi
1 Heart Hrvant of Kentucky.
4w.ll. wtiipprd llir Mia v r 4, il.f.r,. I*>50 All-I'ro loothsll Irani llirv aiiailve *at--.in an. ho-areve. Wien del .-at tin arasoo.
Wilklnion. who e learn ha. won
Ill thr .ainr toiilnainriil tail drew v«dr. from i|witl. w n lri. in III. .tar •inartril.ark (n<o.rd •
llaylor and A A M plav.rl even It -tralght garnet ami is ann-at
shudder
-.(d- .0*11111. A ode .id. tall tl» fir t III mlnutr-.i with the
D<cent bar.
T im
other major tournament rsrry Nstionsl Isayue nly 111 Stif.il,-I Fullhark Mol, Rehneidrii l> 1 I rliaiigllig I k . ii *I foili lime 1 ing in Hie Sugar Itnwl for thr
Hunt atlilitlil year, said hi* ten
lank arid ..»arhr-.l I,Im intr.Mlvrl
ita rt. >1. fu t round
nd ggatnra vratrr wli'i o they performed.
Wild lire I ..Mill knoll <1 IIV* I low • vielnrfca till, w o rm were team
day T h r Itig Raven at Kam a,
Walker. Southern Methodist' | (,' r two week, |„ the drooler T rv rr, three .purl tirpl g u -l. Iiy vielorie*.
!
T^t* Mhfilp fiffcM P *rn 4 14*1
f’lty, thr All L o ll.g r at Okla
All-Amenta ol 1940. pared thr ••liflf.l nff» 1 tli«« Ijniitvillf* vmni 1 , .1, .Ip A1 1tint iiiovnl llir l g g ll';t
lit* watr'hed his team work ruit
hotou City and the C**)lln> ( ’onup f 1 *.111 a 17-17 He amt lliry vfslriday amt commenfctl:
frrc n rr at Denver I h r A ll lligle National la-sgur in nnriny wilh |H«ivr«l lltnf Mir r«|fft|il# * wh****1
well* li. vri topped. Ill*' lialftMill"They are unnll for a mst-ir
tla .r ir onrn* thin bflrm oon at I2H pomlt in Ins Irrdimsn .raion. ••f "IUtr|jp|M Mnrlirt r «*111«Iri*f U .roie was -11*21.
1 •■Urge li-am They're light They'llMalrigh, N. r .
Aggie loach I In id. Il.a ran In wrung. They’re Ineipertenerd. Hut
making him thr rookir ol the year, in -tilt*•! in Mtir Mirk
Clyde
I orrlh ttr
of
Kam a,
A l?Mil* I KtoMflu th« |v4*|lg- v '•( In- . 1 .»nd lt«m with five minuter,
l i e ,|t|r, running nnd pairing Ih r
tl" V mlieriteil a feeling from la t '
ffl It ran inakr point* at will Drinker did Ju.t alnul rveryll.lng I
1
" O hamtaomrlv gone 111 tlie |,t-t .lam a. * The year'* learn Ihe*- won't
admit
• most of Ihr tlmr. The liurly. fl-9
young
Iraylor
orgiml
rouhl
riol
they are h-nlrn. They have a win
of . triple thfeal hack. ' e . . vt • .
" n V -V i " r
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, e rr acotad 30 In a 7 6 -M I Jay- rspeeterl
lie made || touchdown*, kicked IK ?, M'avcdepen.llngr.n the superir.r
......... ....... ........ the last ning attitude "
' hawk vlrtnry nvrr Iowa Stair
»'*'•
half.
>
*
Hrvant said his team won tie.
Th a t arl a I»rw llig Seven tmima of It extra point aflAnpts and
Alabama
Ih i'W a tjgld t|efe.ia«- muse it wa. willing to work. In
made eighr field goal. In IK ef. ,% .fMl(U||
t, |lMl|„ „ , ,
......
nirnt recotd
ar nil ltd m l and Itelrl a 'on mui l-ive up hollrlava and irereation *in*I
„ mania
.
Out *1.4 Maynard Johnson ol 1f«ft»
1 1 to tnilv .Ihr
; . afcofnl
' # r*r*l r»oinl a
»»n Ihr Magi** • if v m .ImhiI, gill throughout Ihr- thriller.
to gill II. teeth unit give a litlle
in thr hivlory of Ihr NH*.
____
M
alitiiirtola I6-|| ram r right hark fofi!
If .
.1 1 1 1
. it It 1 raitlpu*. I hr llttiriranr^ nnf nn|y
II.
the
t n o r o o lH O .r *
rpeul.ig Ml more when II was ricre.iaiy.”
n Iko pa nl, k rkr< «»ff. ftl«»* k
,
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■ i #
w j‘ h .IH point* in the f.ophrr*' l|a
•
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a
»
*
1
*
•
havr
an
nffrnalvr
an*l
nrfrfialvr
game,
kart'ii ‘ height was too
ia<Nir<!
, «
..
•
74 rdi victory over I Colorado. ||r *.1v arm
i
11
i thr plalnon.
a, «|H
miieti for t
tiil*»u*. After
Mi .i f f. 1r tln*-aro
llcara
rna'lr
. .
... Ihrv
, , .nImi
„ '|v».«tra!i
...
,
nil 16 of 23 atirninin lo lurat,
-iiairlng foili i.ltliiitei, \rkau*ai W orkm an T aken Lend
. I<mr|lel|r'» mark. Mlnnrsola I* first team They w rrr quarterback # * |*J,' irkriff- T h ','' rreW ' j. •lint Inin Ihe trail a ml eorilrolled
thi g lin t team and Kansas is HH.,n.n W |, ’"{* rk " " il' '» ,t0[ ' nif tno.llv end* and hnekfield men lh„
•hr tourney favoiitr.
_________ . . . .
c .-r..... -r .-t.i- nicker I for *r.eerl anti ...re lari
T e ta . *purt<il l<t an early |r, •
In
• tt 1** *hr Skyline
lour nanirnt,
N K W Y O R K. Dee. 2M i ,V.i Hi*
ling of Mocking ability in a l.n.- |ra,| ovrr Vanrlerh.lt Imt had to
lu a h I7.1l unirt favored Hug. George Connor ami Guard Dirk ken field.
light Itael in the final minute* to j foot M inch Mark Workman of
■ ham young, 6«.|p. li |„ |iYU*a Harwegan, formerly with the
Tlirmighoiil Ihe sea»<iii Gu***f-' win. T h r lead changed hand* *» Wrsl Virginia le*rhe*l nlll over
•^vor».| loss against arvrn vlrlnr- Haltiinore Colt*.
I foot III inch l-ariy Imburyla of
The other four All Pro place, •*m's team wa, not only outweigh vrn Hmr* hefor« Texa* finally Cinrinnali
tnki- the scoring trail
N r ** Meiicn,
e«l hut was eonslatrnlly le,« ex pulled In front for k >hh| I- 17
were
filled
hy
Lnd
I
S
a
l*
Kd«*rd«
[ M ,hr *•her game.
; in major rollrgr Itaikt Until with a
rw-rleneed than ihelr opponent* ,,|in two nilnute* IrD
Oklahoma AAM f 10 0 ) startled of Ihr New York Yanks, ('enter On offense it wasn't uncommon to 1
'.’n 7 average.
apertatnr* at the Oklahoma City Charley (Chuck I llednarik of the see an all Junloy anil •nphnmoti
Ihf MoiiRtnlnerra' low ru n g IonPhiladelphia Kaffirs, T a c k l e Arnle
I lor Irallcsl the ClminuaH forward
S h o r m n k c M ' u lm im e
76U38*," r " ‘ hv
Raylot. Wainrnelster of Hie New York llrieini Ip at'llnn
it* the national lalikinga tclenud
Intensive skull nraellce In
R ivalry T igliti'iib by tbr Nalionsl Csilleglate atliletic
A5 kIm' N'*- -1 nationally. Clanl* and Guard Joe Signlact of
to front of a blarkhcsard erlsIhe Yank*
It'ii‘ nil a week ago. A
II nolnt
rriwied with Ihe comples as!* kh t0n T , *"‘ " *
toThe learn Include, four former
N K W O R I1L A N 8 . D " •2-> ‘iV>
pluni« agnin-t George Wailiing
slcnmrnts of llnrnian and
A
ll-Americas.
Ilrdde*
Walker
they
so7 '!* ?
Varrrterhlll. 66
track, wa, steads Item In the ; Jockey ll title Khneniak* 1 Is riding inn Issolnl Workrnan to the lop
CUSTOM ERS' CORNER
40. A r la n .,. p|,y, Alaharn. In are l.ujark and Connor of Notre
every mount hr ran pel m a win *|eii.
Hurricane diet all *ra,nn. Althe other g .m - The Porker* Dame fame and llednarik «f
h i bust
effort lo overtake Jw
Inileirgin fell from Ilia 29.1 aver.
Httiiiffh Ihe lliirrlrane, may
gwvned T u|m , 6.1.44. and Ala- Penn.
Gulmone, currently th# nation a age of » week ago to 29.n, which
llrr r is rmr Nfw Yp«r'#
hasp been nutplayrd on oeraThe aerontl tram Inrlmles end,
hama edged the defending rhamn
trailing rider.
dropped him III third plare behind
•
Inn
the*
were
neser
out
ip»nlnlinit
nl A a I’ :
Inn. Oklahoma r||y, t 0 -4i|
Mae Spccdle of Cleveland anti
.Shot maker mile four winner* Workman and Hill Milkvy of Tcm
Ihniiehl. tl Ihr I'nivrrslls •>!
Clover litis of Detroit, tackles
yesterday nnd Gulninne Hirer, That pic The laHer muvrd un from
Fresh Pork
\Yr will krrp rtf^lil nn
Florida this ha, hern called
Dirk Huffman and Rob Reingave Shoemaker a total of 177 win* third to the runneyiip snot with an
Ihr
margin
hy
which
All,ml
S m irfu H o t t n d it u
hard of 1 ,0 * Angeles, guards Gar
rlninK our level best lo
against .’I7H for Culnumo.
average of 2h 9. Figure* am for
look Ihr slelnrv over a snlrltn » I IR ON i t i .i . f. m t o n . j f.
rard Ramsay of Ihe Chlraffo Car
Hhoemak-.*'* agent. Ilatrv Hit- game, Ihrnugh Kaliirday.
give you
rd
bill
Inexperienced
Gator
dinal, and Ray llrav of the Chitwrl, ,aid yesterday he would havr 1 Cinrinnali continued to top Ihe
Packers No. I
aa«rri*ilon.
rago Rear* and Center Clayton
full card* (right mounts) lomnr- team storing averages
>>-spite
1 j N ?*w . i r e M . ,,w• fo o d fond
1 Joe t^prhlrk, Who la notaMly’s nlt- Tnnuet.iakrr of Green IU y in the
All four of the first string hack- imw and Haturdiv al Hie fait llrsdlry'* upsurge. In winning all
HinMPniiKrr f»i m i n i
*n
.....
.
*,.i# i l .
w " * " ' n *• rornr, to lui.kill,all, line Tl.e No. 2 hark field rnt.s|»l. «* M men sal out » « ‘ f »h;
• good n r v lc t
.
rounds In New Urban*. After five start*. Cincinnati has rolled
aay, hi, pro knlrkrtlmrker. will of lloh \V. ter field of ItO* Angeles. » n On Ihe lieneh1 In ■
aturday'* tares, the jnrkry plsn* up Hii.4 imints per game,
• good nthiet
go In more for "rnntroP* or "po,. Hilly Grime, of firren IUy. John l"g M-tln* Of liQiirle*. Flral IJ wj*a to G y to A gua Callenle, Mexico, j In learn defense. Michigan Klate
Mike
hurl
I
P'ay la thr future. . In- Strtvk.l.kl of K-n Fr.nelwo and U
moved Don- se-oml |o llir Ion with
,L ” Vaccto who wa* h',
, * mi lo ride Humtav.
Tim
badly In the Purdue game that he
I ! l « ! {•Tlag S6 shot, per game, Dick lloerner of la** Angele*
Ctrtmone i« riding at Tm pirnl an average allowanrr of It nolnt*
•hr Knlrk, will take only 7n . .
nf A ••I’ will welcome your
The All-Pro ptarer, were voted w*» unable to play up •<• form I'ark. Miami He ha* 279 aerorul., per game.
M u .l be It, . •’trend’*, what with hv Aasoelalexl P re s stwirt* writer* fur the remainder of the season. 212 third places; Shoemaker. 266
km
Ilackel wa* tnlurcd in the George seeontls anti 221 I hint*. Culiiiune
atlMourl, Oklahoma and HI John', in M National lo-ague rllles.
S H R IN K HO W L
in .ke your Aa P a heller
raaliltig In on holding the hall—
HAN F R A N C IS C O , lie. :’H o il
Motley, the former Nrvait* star, town Hit «ntl never plavrd again. has had I J ilt mounts, Khoemakrr
, and playing inn* drfen*ea- and led Ihe league ground gainer*, SehnrMrnhnrh was aldelined per- I,non.
- A high aeorlug gridiron ft »
making the fans like It . . Could traveling H|n yard* on 149 ef alstenly hy chatley horses awl
Hie recto.1. hv Walter Miller larlr w hit h still inav lie de- nl" !
I'lease write:
Frank Smith w*, hurt ag*in*t (IPOr-.i |s 1KM fir t s. imi sr, otitis, bv only a point *>r a single loo h
I - the rtrtlometa Ilk. a light forts for a 66 yard average
All Mewl
Pitt. ||p never regained Inn form. and 199 third*, on I,IMI nionnla. down wa* shapiui, un It. lav *>-i
game where rrrry luiakat mean.
G rrl was Ihe main rog In PIH*CDM'OME R RELATION*
With this appallng list ol
• something hettrr than thr fire burgh’* attack. He gained 706
Saturday-'^ Last-West -hrloe -bar
cr lnpl»d plsss-rs loothsll *•
no u ,« (tuff . The Arizona rag* yard* on the cronnd from a single
Canada's first steam railway Im tlv game.
DEPARTMENT
Miami hersn to bwk w m iran n|*er*llon in IB M from La
1 <*•»" **hlr» play, C C N V tonight. stlnr attack to rank thte*t t"
Unless wet weather ru t- Hi#
•Meg I I I . a small scale war.
Prairie to HI. Johns, Qun.
brake* on ih* seortnr -anabib"71 rzuiwrutlve gamr* on league lie also was Ihe clseoll t
j IU home eourt . . Jim Thorpa and No 1 |**a*er hated on ••»»•»«
In reality the hurl plater*
nf tb« two rlaisv teams put In
■ r,e s -rliilotz tribute to Ihe
The world's most northerlv land get her for the WI.IPli sellout *1
. h • elra. Have void their Lo , AnJan# Parker
12 o*. bar
gain i»er pas* attempte*l II* *rm
*l*m h ,o « H unllsa to the
based radar station Is lielnq built h rra r Stadium. It IimiI . like they
rtMaurant . . Mod Wilkin- r*l 04 points to lie for ol»H- •'!.,«
hv Ihe Norwegian polar Institute at will l»e rival for at Irasl four or
game wllh which Coach Gus•on rlalm , that Oklahoma and In scoring and averaged W7’ *-*idi
Kvalharxl.
five loochdnwnv apiece.
l i f tin managed to Imbue hi*
***** p fD 'w f rnnrr ( imm| nlhl^lrk
?>*? taOOO i>pr*oit« thun nny Ml»*r per punt, sixth licit in the lexO’c
Alihoiirh some iltipeslt r i have
players.
l.ulark
ffalne*l
17.11
vard*
pa*'
Norway prodltees in.unjMKt m*t been Inclinetl (•• favor fire east,
•eetlon mo.tly l ^ a u .e of r|lmaOrdinary players ro»e to Hie or.
Inn.
fifth
la-il
f
lru
ir
In
the
rlr
rlies tlallv. aland 76 pei rent Used with It* array of name tdavera, by
Me advantage. , . Th a i sound, m il N t.itf 1*,,•*••’, i*n
rime raslon and playml like star* in for ilomritle consumption.
as nun b aa a luo. Mown
the
like a go.,1 way to atart an atgu
single game* or on separatr plrys
DONUTS Jane Parker Sugared dor. 21c
All America tarrlr*! Hie twit for to pull the lliirtiranei from c«r
ment.
west'* showing in lialnint; has lieen
It
touchdown*
niatle
14
of
15
Freetown, .Sierra I eon*-, was so m'ire an<l more impressive.
Tripped On T r i p ,
tain defeat lo the later game*.
APPLE PIE Jane Parker H In. ea. 19c
named lie- nosh It was set un In
,
Wltrn the T r .a , V . U ,k rttw ll extra jrolnt atleiupts sml klckz-<l
In th# final aoslvsl*. hoaHiinshine with Frrl:
1717
aa
a
homeland
for
freed
1
l.ignlle
I#
found
In
many
parti
laam itarted |l, rerent rad'an rh»en „f the five field g*>*l» he
ever, Il wa* Gaattfauu'a alCIlEatKY PIE Jan* Parker 8 In. ea. 19c
•lave..
lo fth e w n rk l.
1
>
. tour. C.mfh Jark G ra y had four tried
mrot uncanny ahilll* to spot
IILA C K E V E P E A S No. 2 o n i5e
, P avera draw lot* f « r the laD two
latent ability and bring II out
PECAN RING Jane Parker h In. ea. 30e
j plare, on the IZ man trovrllng
In Ihe dutch srktrh enabled
S I 'I.T A N A R U E
.1 Hi. I»« e ^
| aryuail . . The loirra were nrnmised 600 population nest season hut
the underrated llnrdeaue* In
. a vi»|t io thr ftklahoma C ity *ou- will gain in Industrial and military
come through their first unde
l rnameni whh-h hegan tail nlgt.l learns . . arkle Miller, naw aitfeated *easnn.
P E A SOUP IldMtrint No. 2 '» cun 19e
qulsllonof
the
Chicago
lllaek. Ttirn .lari found he’d liad t»
On the Is*al* of the rect.nl xml
hawk*.
Is
Ihe
third
big
league
|
1 tale 14 player* to Oklahoma to
faking Into eomideratlon that th"
M A C A R O N I z\nn I’gce M b. i»k|j. 17c
keep hi, pimnt*e, l.rrauua one »if hockey player from Delist#, 8a*k . team* are plavlng on Miami**
.
.
Like
the
other
two,
btai
and
H the two *'e*lra ". 6.M le o „ Hlark.
lit.me grmilul Ineiiliin Joses. Her
J had Won a ,lar*lny apol amt Ihr I Krug Hentley, ackle U a wheat ald prognosticator, pick* the II.11
H U N T S P E A C H E S No. 2 ', ran 27e
, other. It N Ted F rlrr. had heroine farmer In the qff season . . When rlrane's to defeat Ihe Cleruson
Ho
M
rM
lllln
quit
Ihe
tWtmll
Lions
I Oftf* f t M<
rr'.lu rrin rn t■
Tiger* by one toughdowq.
i f a a . l M r dlleex
and Niek Kerliawy was upped lo
Hport* Mrfnre Yaar K«e«
PIIKKII CHEESE Short Held .... lb. 50c
No. 2Vj ran .lie
JHNRAI’PLE
The Islawi of Guam wa* dlscot'
Word from North Carolina la the noil of business manager, one
• lin t the "Inaldrra". athlptir dir- of Nlck'a pal* phoned long dU- erml In 1621 hy Magellan.
xi L l a /f I D i JY
• A'
CIIKD-O-IUT CHEESE Food 2-lb loaf 83c
Jk J retor Kd.lie Cameron and hark- lane# lo aski Hllnw good an ex
Catepf frh
T h « oyster Is the most valuaMe
j field roarh Are I'arker. have the pense account does a huslnes*
AGED CHEESE N. Y. Stale
lb. 56c
M A R S H M A LLO W S
Mb. Inn 21k
In ild r tra il to *ur«ee<| Wallarp manager permit a business man prteliK-t of this country'* fisherie*.
ager ?**
with salmon oerotul.
'
Waite a , I hike football rnarh .
SHARP CHEDDAR Bench Cured lb. 60c ^
Jam* Parke,
iNm Melnrkr, the fhfnpl.7 Hayt m
Vanns i* Ihe most Uiillaut planet
Cost of Alaaka, purrhasrd hy
U . baakethallrr who agored 162
.
10
mu
bag
45c
POTATO CHIPS ....
¥ point. In the firat nine games, In Ihe heavens and Ih# on* moat the U . H. from Russia In 1M7, wa*
about two rent* an arrr
been rejrrtrd by the Arm y a« Ilka the earth.
Killtap* Hr nnd
tall . . The Jnhnatnwn. Pa.,
l*arg« Golden
pper t)an rlilh ralahllahed a
RKI)
BEANS
.........
_
_
Mb.
can
10c
•eedrlit of some toft by having
the entire A.anrlated Preaa all__large bar 15e
IVORY SOAP ...
aeholastle football le a n at a banpuet thl* month. A gar*dlv num
ber of rollers roarhes al»o at
...... . .......
P A G SOAP ....
tended . . Although the eoata of
RUTABAGAS Fancy Mad. SU« lb. 4 e (
terlala used to make n ba*el«ll
.
.
......
reg.
bar
Pe
SWAN
SOAP
....
rlaen from 60 to 124 perrrnl
R09 K. 1st
US One W hllt POTATOES 10 Iba. 25c
the H i t gear, the price of
Strained
1
Go yhoszod Gus is on lh«
Good Cooking
DB8IGNBD
GKRBERK BABY FOOD
3 far it c
off hrrvlr# ovgc W M 0 or
APPLES *e»bfiA**rM.snv»*e»*. a lb. pk«. Me
NT*4 ;l0 with ail th# 'dap#'
.
V .o'-* - sf — ^
% ititle
Iw b e e i LETTUCE ____ _ Irp. bm ht Ite
on Ih* dog* or rh# Orion.
HD CHILDREN ALIKE
dvSonfocd Karvwl Chib.
Fraxb Peaa.
►
.ui, K..,.k,
:
S!*
i I muiI
o rs c s
Mouth
f ffV^mjlt..AS£'Siigar Bowl Shapes
Walker, Motley
Geri, Fears Arc
All-Pro Choices
O ffen siv e
C on test
*assss,j is ,*as',"tas: *?*• ..« .........................................
In College Scoring
ft
Grad* A Quick Froten
Torn TiirkcyH 14 lo 16 lb.
....lb .53c
Smoked Ho# Jowl
Pork Icoin Half
Ih. 35c
............. ... lb. 53c
Sliced Paeon ..................... .... lb. 51c
8
Fla.
men nnd women
irirna ns In Imw we ran
DrcNHrd & Drawn FryerH
A I. Cold CutH
jilme to simp in 1951.
lloiled Ham
Vi lb. 66c
Herman Weiners ........
.... lb. 55c
**PFeedPtere*
<M|■t.-tiist, A«, ,NY.If.N.Y.
I'
Iona IHack Eye Pena
Wd. i «>rk i6H os.
10c
ur
lb. 47c
lb. 6Sc
r
Angel Food R in g.......42c
!
Ctaeae Snacks
f
Bananas ....... 2 Lbs. 25c
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ONLY 3 V
PHOTO FINIIH 0SK0
NO MINORS ADMtTTID
•O U T * IT—li MIL
HMth at
A & P FOOD STORE
re Cnwlcntu (*«gyrl|bl*d. IIM.
Great Alla a tk and PaeiOt Cm. %
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THE SANFORD HERA! T>. S \NKORD, Kt.OKlUA
” — — ■— —
IIBUS P A TTE R S O N
The P. K. ' , Ie* C'lul* and (*,mi
nt unit v Sine had |t> Wrrkly meetIn* on Wcdn**da>' night with h
very kcmhI attendance. A ulat* of
now of floor a H » . elti toJ f,it the
<inning jprii. Ptwldent. Milford
I oonai'l. V lrf-p m iilrn t Roy MilIrr. Sectrtary I » l flank*. T i n *’i m Margaret Hueka. Mm. Whit
aker will continue to direct with
#
l«-»|i"ril a» piani.l Chritt*
, maa C in ili will I h< tune on
la* mumc on (*hrt«tmns Eve nt the
Hah mnrna at 9:00 oVliwk around
a Irr-*’ obtained and trimmed by
Mi Ju lio , Volet atol Mi I*.iul
f*r"«t«-)iM tiiln l anil tm thrrii by
Ihr Btokri lutillum , I' hu I'* c itm l-
!sr
v
/ ’
/j
I
north to «p*nd Ih r holiilny* a* hot
hoinr lo ir on Naiarija Roa’I llrr
^ A'•■r in law, Mi* Rarhrl Altry,
who It a leather at th.- Entry.
•*•'1. hat jiut recently
*""■•'1 Ithi hrr orw homr on
Mnllna Roa<l
Mi anil Mi*. Win. Anhituiiil.
who have loo-o with n« for two
ntonlhi arr now neilled In ihrlr
nrw linmr on Ser-ond Street.
Mr. J illi' 1 lln rn i'
of €"•.I«m*•
Ini Roail I* o|>* rulliii: the hitllda)*
with hi* faintly in Ne»- York
l i W •**
”
Com. ain| My*. Kliaar havi ai
rlvrd In *prn<t the wtntrr in thrlt
CMVIIIMAS WKATHIR »% RffTIi in
Knr#t f**» « **r » ' V n M * * m on » r - o f m fh# .nnwy hl1f« of
hoair on (jn n lake. Th ry have
the Hunfnnm mrn, * n u n •># i*JU»
i!
I ( l / ‘* <• t* *
/fo»n /nftrndffonnt)
fonail thry hare nmav IWlir
nriohlioi, than when thry loft
Mr* Norman fltovr- amt hrr
vUlt them in
m*v» lmm«\
mother. Mr*. 1 tllian H rr, w rrr mi INtrtltii lln.iil, v%hirh thry ve i y w ell M i h i* i V f a i i lih .* i*t ‘"II1C vetv licitTlal.li- luifitt1*vimif*
M ia |*att« i ,4i() ,*roily had (*
o*3o
llu1 ncvl linni'c will l»t*
ill,appointed that thru anti, •••
Sill ill iff*V, Inn •11|(
tifily
dner ruduhl**»i?* >n
lh»ok i t . i l » , o I
N. s, f'.imr*. who U -tallonnl » '
I I f f 2t Ii 11» *(1 1i i# ) ip* 111 •' It! 111 die I tl'ih'
u Ino * Itirfl ocj
n i i*
Ml 41u.l Mi
Tlioiii i . Th in ! t*f
Pen car ola, rnuld not ft«t Iravr to
mn.* with him nn«l hi*
nh«l i-hihlhiH>d pla ym a te >, m id f e d tl'a t A4fltui'h V nnd N* w Yoil* hi99
•on ul f’rruiirola \Vr t«i•• nfrniil if i* *|Ul*'f u coin* i*h*«ri» th a t they iiuivril into Mrs
fin m n in fi
NolfCC
the riiiiiidnui itinrtisrfiry m il ill'
in e rt a g a in h f l« al l*|nntatioH
a iM itin * ul on N a ia r ija lt " a d
Hull imniiv holntny
tin >«’*»•
Ml nml Mi • fit-il I*nyn* of 1*xi a11 thr rmophd tull «»f the it now
a o f ir r ,
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hottir mi %9«*lna lluad
%tc<lcra lt**aif * i.f**rfaificft or F h
M?
n»nl
Mm.
fjrorjrr
Orifiin
>1 -•*. *i* |tv«
ila y n ig h t fo r lh**ir Min in Ia n ' 1*
\ party of ahooi (hiriv f*' ot
* #.— • ••
'♦••Jit 'ilV K N lti«l | (Fftniiii'ii M>vpral frtrmft wilh .«
Ki*"hard Ft cy, i%hit »r r iv * 11 **• Of*- I'UntnVmn f*dl ha«l tTir 1 ifnta
nr - u *ni in j£. *11 »i ■# *• *i,r **1'i«tt»***r I f nnu-fji I'nftv on Thut'duv
ear*
*• n .
( |a . f 1*17. ,
Mi. •»»*! Mi k. I^nr I h r mil *»f Th ill id# v from Nrw York *0 |oi* I iinnri nf ti**- r Itflh Hi tiiPind
Id iftH <*•■
"
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hi w if e , V iv ia n In » v 1 -it t •• l.r* when
'!*
l ’*fo.i»d« fo lu'd tlo
Itmthr il. V til r- t l *"t
‘•PtlMWlI* Srrrii * |(nml( funr h • Ihuir Kin *t, par**i»(** ft*i 1 ‘hi 1 1 im *a
*oinplrl ion «*f ifi* Idiii* i«it*I «i|vrt
I’oi.nit r .. .i* - m
.i i *i * i r..r Mr fitieliav i n i -i , rtf luting I
Mr. and Mr ("o' n |f*d*i«di< hainpu-i *»«*11* f»*f ilit iirroinmln
, , i . *i ii.ii.n....... . •* * '
Mr lilri* I loti*l.» vrry tmirh Ki d
Ml -tl.l
,h*
h a ve i n r iv r .| fr>im N m - J n t*\ th»li **f thi
p.itM
rlih l of th* 1 rati"**
th* Internal pm f m <ilrt11> the •Vntinl !>««f»"i», In Apoiid fh«- v inirr. if if *« iim
Mi uni M.
Fan! I !••* iwh* *
tlf'lfttVafflPfll |"lif1*1 It- I* ' ,,tl *Pf* whirh Mttntirs* him with tlir lr* ,infy
n i l ' l l . al III* f*mitt l l i 'l 'i I* a III of iff aprtfiKt Htl'f f r iT their M op T. hry •*♦» liuiir lit Mi M*oirv* "I f !*' 11 .11 1 f i l ln* hove im n In ||11*
ulna *• l" '" " »>tn.k t V
th* tmthiti); rotnp«Miihlr Mtivwhrrr cl *• hmi * on \iit*rlii (load "| I r ha
1 ei | ha pp • t»v Mie HI I U 111 4*1
t*th rti» nt Janil.il) A I' !»*• "* l
licit 1:10 -I . Mt
and Mr
ll
daiijf M « mid two grand
•1.1* of oninlrll'tllllr* M**m*n f” f 111 the rounfty. Mr had Vhltol a
rnail ilshi
tn
fert «*4» "HI rintit«tioii K»fAtc * Ih *I yeai ari l Mat «cn at**i of \*cw f*1 • -iti'
I ilUlflil
It I ll Ik »* 1 ,
Mi
hr i t o i t n l from any parrel through i» IniprimMil with Hu mimlN*i of alio frlcfut * nf I hr V**ip 1> 1 fie I Ipinm* 11 i« if f 1 pin it of I 'Ic V r
wt.l.h 1 h.fr I. in r»l»U*ia U ltlr
have made mam 11i|» land, f thio
Itoait V, I., all land* Itllr |o une hou«m tinitv mid thi* w r y ctm* H
half ..f all petroleum ami Ihfrr irnnal tx'opli Th* IlcranU an«l in mont* nf ifiterrat in tin* •late
Mr a f» Ntigit* * *n of New Jet
fotnrfi* yf olh.r Vr*ln»r»l-. will I** Mr. >»n*f %Im Mcnrv Khppor «f inrlm linr Miami
r v it*ip|wn| ft»» 1 ii«il with Mr
t n r n n l 1 til fl«.Iona til. inatrrlati
Mt
ISmrgi*
ti'f"and
«nii»
\1. f ! i 1f *mfe No* * *1 •*f Ngi«rt|a Hoad
Mf^lina It* nil hate visited many
la i i . i n h l
f>*diil» «»f intrrret in Ihc i^tat’*, Im , of New IUien» f*«*no are «i**t f••rriiefJy »d S‘*w Ji-rvev rot
All in... h 1 T lrr li. ilo Town
of Hanfol.t
.
■
11
-pitfiin*
th*1
winter
wi*h
li*
*
t
n ilh Ihrlr inir«t«
ftjr■««»i>:It ilie diiti with
Il.g *11 ft V of H>, H." t*i**t.
Mt and Mu* Win Hi Mil
f I'lil4, Mr and Mr .1** eph dull ♦unit* f r i o *-••*
Hrrtlon I. T..wn.hl|' *' H-'iilli
liana. II t:.i l. "O' N
V<* i;
! 4»ng Inland «l* v»»illr^ I •*n* l »l till** of SrtiOlii limol
tin til H 171 " I tV II" *i* 1
Mr and Mi*' Itolrri Wil an
#^%VfllTfffi*‘hth*» ^io v a*r ocrtipV
A. f . ’
F u r n heat t v in w h ciiti u*|gii»
Mil* Mil* !ht on hoiil*" on *i* in I-a ir **f Oavfoti * Ihnrh arc ^p* mhflj*
Ntv of \ E ' . of i w ■; n..
iu *|U+ w ill
ti"' Mil * onl p i | I'll|U«I
<htv with Mi mid Mr
lion 1* Tow nun I n *1 Jhmtli
timil Ihc fU »• icturn f»«»m thr *
«i i **i
rtir»|* c r le iy , r IH-* ( .1 jlf #1
IHaph
Withendt
nf
flh
M
r
*
*
1
Mr
liana. It K ot
••nil in J.inuary.
ini* i i.i i« * t i io ;t Mm a
Mfilklr ii
w ith
niMynti
cm tut
W»I
m *ii I * \|i • Wdtn-M ir
to
*
In i;nliniln||.|* AAHIHon Vo
Mi Hal IJiJn iait n e n t tio ilh H* that
ttitlntl
nf he i
crcfuiijr
rininc n f
1'lat ftook 1 {’•>** 11 A 17
•|*rn*l Mir hotidov* w ith lita fam ily
tail * lilt* tvly * ft i II.. 1 .
Hr and Mr
I! ft Whit k* * ill rn. uu), and -i i v 4* on r in in|iic«l
on fsmir I lami, Imvh i* hh larRc hii** im f lo r i*f|#»l for a
Aitullli.il rial I took I trig. 1*1
lettuce, p fv to r t he III id u It h
1" HU Ho lo h i- •of of VE«,
|*lant.«ti**ii
f*•Ie « fa m ily «»f -oin* MU * Viola
1 Dial of -ite Hung wnrp and
I! William -n .
of H\V', Sf. Il..n la Tow nihlf*
!HN1 p#**|d|* in ill* very cn paid ■ ItMwitdfn* N. Y
it1-1 y in1 ti « %i m
u pp 11 arkr 1
II H"Ulh liana. It f h il
loiiitla of hi* in.tN H itr, M r I i» d
r u n l'
I j .i Ml Ktank I WomirillT*
in tlf illn tiii go **-1 f a r d n p
Mr* it* |,*vk. wli»* I id held ft
Imh.llvt -loll I'lal llm.k 1 |>aa* II
r r ic Sp iro , w ho w ith .%!*
Spir.* offiet* f»*f tiro Vi'BM nu|»tfH'»l ala.i II rill. I f . . I r u i Hook 1
Iia* i‘ot|RF ihiw n to ft|M*nd tfo* indi- mo in a m*ft 1 h* f « uf il**- Hat n* da
|ia|r 7*
d «\ - H Mil IIP
l.o* f I I'lnr f 'r m l IHat Honk 1
K >f *- I *"i n r i | i 111 a 1111 i t »1* ii 1* to t ••*! ■
ttiinp Chiiii
M 1 *ifld ltd* if If Millfil*-* hn Appointed \1ir Amnnda Mpfmari I liu m . i *«|if in k lttl 4»V*‘I Cl CJIIII' (1
o r III»: IV
T ritN A I
IM 1*110% KMK.VT an th* ir irncpf. >1r n Moulo » HJ w Im hud •»■*■*i**tt**| h»’f its her mi- Iintll ntitl r| rc ii tllllb h W illi M
PI*Nh *»P T ill! HTATK «•» yrwi old a opt, %!in» 'I llnwr, d rc « m*i f**r the ruin 1nr vea 1 wjth •|>rlit of (titlllc v iil l i*| Vr W D h
KMHtlhA
r'*' ' II* "1 N ^ and Mi
H i lo
Mi Kthcl Snlane ii' h«*i if aiM f r illl 9*4111*1 f«*l .1 !line hciifi iiirfu t.
IIJC *» I* Itnftldutt
Aif**nt TruiHPtf I I I‘uinl l.roMoi Mt. Oliver Ithler. MUi imt Mr 1 l*r nda F m*<■l **r un h i- II.it |H*(k4|\4 fe Hjli) hit uf «* iH * c
Hiitnlniilp i*t»ah!%
Kowr i*I(mmI the I *i»i: auto trip tent of the ctfefiltig and a m id a ir u n . wltli ilii-, |n>.
I
f O
«
n r ii. i t n i i
i H ii 'M i .r
!.Nl llMR PROPFim
mi pi
7
Ml III II * .
|l lit
rv
1,41 I'.
A
I)
II r u m * : tl d**n III*!*, linm iir
-'tantallon Kcialai lai|* I >.i
cmlum built for *al* lielow nr** _ ll*ral I n i )i.
»*nl r in ili u d lu i i..-l . tia*
a
M in t I I
W \N I I I )
WhldiMft, m* S, Park Avc
R * »b R»
119 (HllnelRI M iM awptf 9*
alt llaai P « (wMiihnl la Tk#
■■HfMMl Ilf*. Ill |
1 liMF AIM 9 '» lla# i M n l l H i
• IIM94 DM r » line U o r O lH ii
• IlMfa •• VM>V Par l»* rtll««
pev Ha* I a* at I la#
S4 «lt>IC« •r get
I’lH iNli 148
I l|t|MVttd 1 i**'
ill
R E S l/ l T S
liP ItC IAI
r
Ih n n o lij
I'hmie 51
11 t i l l H VI IIOV I I
MW
><»UK. |)n
2i\ 1.1*1 lhltlk if ill th«l v e t mlo
Ih'IKuptxl inmir
I lunik of IIn* .111 r % id 'Ii 1*Ilo loti, nf (l*f koii^r ir 11 and thr tt Im
writer a, d im lot* and arm y of *
tfrhnh laiif Ilf the produici v amt jtri
fi* u•*! Ihc i»tl*n Ih*h i
riaalatwnt pf odiit'i r* and naatalartt Mlt<1 ill*' !f!i*M*r 111*1 Ilftmlln %
n o tita iil'. I if I he «t»n y eoiifi t 1»fii*i, fn| ,i rrtflkr ”
cure* iitul *u tin no eg ptM»|« and
Th*- |Mcti||i *1**1
Mini
the 11**1 dant *wimniing puoU
Kuhi i k ' till II N) IlkKI % It **
Now th in k of Stanley K u t iin k
* II K** I i Ka I hi
He imihc-' lnoviri, trai Fiofeivhni
Mdtk **» « r ll IIn*\ hud him ilh rii
•I m ovie#
m *h»rhum nt« !v tloiit uUiul m fi*
H A only **\ il* duc^n’l own it inic
»t* N i*u
Hmi
-w irr ruing pool «tv a «t udi * 0 1 a u iii In" l Oilolwr
home or an u ffirr H r ||vr% in a
V!***ut thi* mim** linir, K ilm *
mu* vmini
lirrm w irh
Village .in«l n
fiiiful, IlnuHiil ll
a p a r tn iriil, « h i i h i% hi* of f u r
K nrM ri . u f u t r <» fill!
um | *
His only pet in 1 nerd v h f f is hi 1
>M f
nh'Mit
wdilii r^* mu "M
wife
l[j- if***"vtYf even *iwrn a
riirtuv lin* If U nn t|l<*C"i) full
taiiiera *»r a *ing|e spot lig h t or of m * f a ivl *ytiift4*hjki!i rii'i*
an nicer.
in IT mniiV •r.iirh f**t In *
Kohl if k i* Hoiklrtg on a foil
I* ngth movit whtili he
ran Itlftif ily « « 11!•|fi Hr i*nn i|n If
> rfoo* fu| oiilv jMi.oiHl
Ilf
doemi'l mu n "I •( i'llhe» V**| \ ifrw f .MI.IMMI/" Kutlf iri piHull III
it ii m i or i* m i **(ul
oMti m .H fli f•»'I length pii'lnifv 111'* AOlVllI Mill i
|»np*'t
have liecii made foi !»■*• lin n m 1**0 i\#"*i «I m*I There w ill hr
<200,1ahi
I r
no w rite r %, pim liN m , *ht * •f <o ■ *
a rt
h r e r lm
to ru fit ro d
w it i
t han 11 year ago, K n h iii k
util a
picture
toff piuilugraphei on n T h ‘ I* u 1*0*1 !**• am lime l-*nt
magnum
IF* (tloruiun a ig u iw itit 01 di r!t»*o»n
T i n t*
w in% tri•11v 'i**
H 1* t Inn 11*h t
1111*I*
n i l l t*o n u ll **iu Im 1 111*"
“ I here villi I*** no ^et% M *‘11
d uni tiie w hole th in g oi|td"*d
U o*|| h j| (« o n ly fui|| p i li(r| ji.if
11 tor* a n d Id e i t r g y W e ll o r
pi ufe . d o n il cam e 1 am en am i g u p
ami e le rfrlria u " and
o iin d eft
gip.-e i *, hot He*|| o n ly tired th* n
for |T* *0 2i! th«vi|lfig il i w
U •'ll
tent
*11 I h r e«||||ptfU'td
K u l t i u k plaoi* lo *tatt duMPmg
nil Inn Hiln w inter in I '(iliifot tini,
could I"1 made rtmrc 4iiti%tuallv
f'il Ik » money
So
he
saved
h it
111**111*1
all.I
tear in "d the itiov ie liuijnoya h>
watrMng innvlri, Some p u l on -«
'•
aw
m
(Haiti v
ax
10
time*,
1 ml) ing t hi 111 «at#dnilv
' I Inid N_lway« la in inter ruled
ill mm ii*4,” he 'a i« "‘I want id
to gel info it ll vermeil Irk** th*otM 1 direct wnv u p to 1n inho one
my m M M
W hile till employed at tlo
"A M
we nei-d.** h r «a y a ,
t’H iir fu rc -d and h illv **
\ od t h r m tm ay T
I cr* *1iv «
pcopl*, not a* Im
|
II* did e v e ry
M IN I
IN
*. i \ i : s
« >4 1•
: 'j*
\ (tank I** pulling up half, h 1
,
,
1
**fi#A « v % pO'I * li i h i t i i 'u m a n 1
pUt 11Mg up I ll'" 14 '(
i
\**
tlfib f# v I ion
%«*it I* t i m i n g ,
dam
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i:n i
d
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i; i :i » N
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Ifek.* i 4
l
V11*11 * Vio|i t
1 M l* .
t «rr*i' e #ai*l *e » 1 *-i1
over l*!| » oii'UiDI* e I t
|I'lil I S ( |1**-«"!'III!
t r i a l •n d ilp t >• td» il »* 1
K l
M
ItO M tll "
m \\
:• > h
w if .-I t >» t* 1 'in* *r>t
1
( I.I of*
1 Mil 1
( l l It M l \ >i» iif I-;"
i un 1** iini ■" Itmiil
i
'll
t nil e u m ," I** iitlili, **l«*
Mid * a iimcte, t*« make »«m*
lH4itiev ( l»* lia-» Jim* foi* and
I
D ID . \ N D D
• :! T : X
:• « s s i
** r *i; 11 11 Nl 111 1 II
1*
Ihinp el *• him** If fr»*m •lifrflltti* w) n *
lo it11 aog 1111* Hie light ♦, vtandv
p,,, M «|ni, K loduhiy a«*et, nu-lt
•O'l 1*flertiira
j a pp*hJge of irm i' in rrt eh1***
Within "Vi* limiting d.i>^, h o ) tut, piece* »n*| *lir In .» nip
I pfl hiinarlf a |f*mhiti!f
I 1 «... im .n l awfetcnml w ill film 1
titled "Th e May of ilo* Fight." [ the tun Ingi’ difnU together well
llr.im t'lrallv, il lelU Ihc «I*m > of ,nkl| (ji«.p h\ -p«*onfol> ontu a n i
tin 1 M ing te tu im i that plago*** a ,d p a p e r, |iu*
joe* c of l and
hover n* n In*lit up pi fine he . The | Ird! eIp’i I v in Ilo 1.1)1 ..f i*irh
flghtei in IhU rior Wn* Walt* 1 ( rhorntalr dr**p ll IM til"). ill...
l*Hltier, a r|i|ii performer ut o«r (
.ore *•* in* If llu •ll •(»l| it" ..V. I
pet fornmm *- rrlniod 1 tuned I he hoi wafer
I'll ( in o
VV.liter u a* fine in Hu* *cruet
14 ytni
I'll. ytill 1
Mil In II
before the fight,*'* K o h ftrk
|e
klllvrn uni|i"ilv. It'f rlmn<"« n r
4r*H ■
* **VVtlC he made ill* fight tofi l l u j ’ll m i ,u li.npM unit kf r|i h
•hot 1 |f«* f mi do 11 the tdhea gtrv •1mli'.i M 1 I1 Hpi'i'ml m ill. «i
in the irfund tumid So, nurrii Iim1.|..| . ("i l.ili In 'i k n u r, in.n
I it* 1 , W( bail to tetluud *‘fWc nf !♦ fillr'l Inti. ilrnvirM m liimr
Id-*" fight cciiei and it look «orpi >>ll tin: m nf I
TH E
IIIII.I.HM \ 7 S
or f* it M’flng hi ihr ea*i
no*
ga/ine, ho ip*nt Mi nights pyr
p.» 1 ifijf a holding o 1 ipt A fro n t
ill (die |trunk lompoicd k n k
gioiind toodc
With 13,1Mat wIII. h In* hiul nHie.i
*ml i*2,fNM1 n til* Ii hi* hnrtim r*f
fi "ii. a hiitd . he went lo woih
III. toriif loioi were real ape it
incur i and ilrrrti -nn| an aitn.i
Hoi ra il u 1 1 iii.irh op of iral
(it Itltl'A
2 - ' ' 1* M h
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v iiii
i
H A M .K M
111
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,
K ltR V iriW
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DR . i l l ' ||N«J •Ian........ r.„
th"
who '»•«* Hi* l»v| f r v
"III I-|I«|I ,hlrt »*n|r* Rtf ram
in.. I*r7 Cleaner*' k Idinmlri
I’li m. o»x •
I NEW t l til Hi: rurlared to r> •
| fee 4l"n *)l»l floor* mad* liki
plniibti'K. •li-aniri* A wai
■nc I",n ta ll" iiii . f i idaH r.
v*a»* m iieilrnr* i-> K*nur ;l»
r’linniy. II M *,l.a.on, l i t *
Mary
i i M l ’lA S
III IN D S mail* l*
■id* i flrmlnnlr* V*n»Han Hi nd
r«
art) w n»d m
i’i.,.n*
i if. ' w*
It* 1' 4 I I! M OD I I4M/.I.
v "Uf
hum. Hull In*, loan fi'iv I*
i|Ull*<l k i l t I’liii In .I all"" n*
I "an D*pT
l[ -Ml III l i t . KilOl***
’ 1 Srnf i(*f jit!it(i(|f H h ti riiii)
Haul Mi nil • PD|(*
'tPl.*M |Ht M -i miii,. .Sentinel, im
land" P\"iitny filar 4’all R»l|d
■.
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1-41 Rim M hoii-a on n i l ! Imir* W* liilV, •*•! A 11ad** ii,id
luini'um
)S ii .mi .il.n*i k iiii,
lot with bam Hi if lii'« ■ I ll'wxl
I n n i* - , A lt P **1
"tl .... -I .
tikcil h im 'I I" i in IJ*»1
Wulrr
lank. SiuituM I'u lion 113<1 Im iiil »
II M l ’* W IN M i l
Avr, Ptiuno litTK J
4‘6 M )K K I> lie. I (iaVtirn.
Illwk 4*1.ERK T Y P IS T Mint Im- *»fin
l*iK*il in iwutlnc.
b iliitflu :.
biiltilink'. HU • 43 ft . 3*4 a n "
film* and crnaral nfflr# ronlii"
land, IMN4 Wall
Kolar I'sbl
C I O a t n l i fa Ifcf Mae.
It* |.*ni lid* iiiiililnii a lib • .1*1
I lM l ii * fata ra t Ma*l* I m rap*.
ilant. Tb it i- a c,,*,<l I'avlnr b«>
ll.b*d Inral film. HI hr. » * l
n*-» and ca > l*> Iwunht thi*
Writ* r I vine ay*, *du< a I Inn. *
weak
for
ISJUM.on.
Pbnn*
rm * lt' •• and *laiv d*ltr*.| m
1277-W or
rn* al W*l (V lctv
fir»t l«lt*r, I i Uti (ill * n l|»r
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Art
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1 ) 1 im p k .M » »
aid.
r i m . II i m i
■ • !»»
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LAKEPRONT I 0 T 8 on (want Ifill
I n n l I m Ik* i i l i p l M ' k « « k . In
t’ryiiial Fal.*. near Coitnlrv (Tub. A C C (* h N T VN T In hindl* niarhlnr
i.lm a
In* 111. n .r n w m n ln lln n
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THE SANFORD HERALD. pANFOKD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY DEC. 28, 1950
Because . . .
All Our Prices
Are Low All
The Time!
I'll.I.SIillRY
E W Y O R K — Ten minion dollars I* * lot of
money tthla comment la herewith officially
e ntrrrj In the Umleratalennnl of the Year Bw*«-pslakes) ami I don't have It. Ilowew r. If my re
liable aourcea are reliable. ClenJenm J. Ryan has ><
I had a lone talk with Mr Ryan today In hu
2Tlh-floor office In a Madison avenue htilldlntT. and
on tke whole I thought I a n | U ll ln l myself well
I behaved very respectfully toward that $10 mil
lion, and about the only time I stepped out of line
was when I gave him a ahoM lecture on the best
way to breed race horses, a dodge Into which he
Just ha* Invested a little of his loose cash
Ryan la a grandson of Thomas Fortune Rysn. a
the A ■ t o r s, Whitneys
name that, las
_ with ™
. and
,
Clendenln i .
Vanderbilts, still brings nut psychosomatic rashes
Ryan
on Communists' forearms. JAi* Ityan Uvea on the
upt>er East Bide In s seven-story house with his
ertf« and four children, and despite his connections, he has been a
■fUlooalre only a little more than 10 yrara.
* -Understand,'’ he told me today, "that the high life wasn't foreign
me. 1 always ran with that crowd; the only thing waa. I never had
muck money in my own name.
- “ Bach In the Thirties, when I was Florello LsGusrdla's secretary.
I got along on about $8,004 a year. I'd be getting along on something
■sw- that now. If my father, who alio was Clrndrnlu Ityan, haJu t
neglected his diabetes and died very suddenly.''
Thla dark event dropped about $4,600,000 Into Ryan'a lap. The
v o rd l l that he has more then doubled .Ms bankroll, despite four
M d • half years In the Navy, from which he rmrrged as a com-
N
*>^ te o lu d at this genial soul— he's 4S. stocky, blue-eyed and skillful
■ I dUgulaing hit Princeton past— and asked him what difference tin
9 M million had made In hi* way of living.
• - I v e n d more," he mid with a grin
■ V A N IS IN T t ir . NEW H lU U IIT NOtV for several reasons. O b
liquely, he was on* of th* prime reasons for the surpilse election <4
Vincent Impelllettert as mayor of New- York
Ryan announced Isle In the summer that he was going to run for
lb* ofBcs himself, but later sard It was just a gesture of dlaaMIsfactlon with th* local leader* of both major parties He took all the
radio and talevlsion time for which he had contracted and dumped it
Into ImpellltterTa lap. Th* rest, in an Immortal phrase Is History.
Also, Ryan haa Just bought the American W rrrv -y , once the greatsat of our magaslncs, for a reported chi-.‘r.tn feed of $27,600 It Is
•a publisher of this that he will spend most of hi* waking hour* in
the Immediate future
Although th* first new laane said something about attempting to
capture th* Mencken-Nalhan flavor that had been lost In the shuffle
•lac* Lawrence Bplvak purchased the M m u r y ll years ago. It ap
pears from th* content* that It will lie mot* of a rnsgasrne dealing
With Social significance and national affairs Ilian with the world of
atta and letter* that Intrigued Mencken.
Ryan wants no part of political office himself. He feels that the
mlnut* you do tsk* office, you m m l compromise. You rnnsf hand out
patronage, you musf make deals.
Th is la something that any veteran newspaperman knows to lie a
certainty, but It la a little startling to find a layman realising 11.
Ryan wants to be free to throw hi* weight around to make this a
better city end country, and he thinks rightly that he ran ik> it
better behind the scents.
N E W Y O R K E R * B E C A M E H IIA K P I.Y A W A K E of Ityan early In
IBM when th* then Mayor William O'Dwyer announced Indigneutly
that an employ** of Hyan'a had tapped lua telephone wires.
This brought to a head the bitterness hetwern the two, the previous
high point having been when ityan went down to City Hall on* spring
day and lacked on th* door of the Hall a list of rharges mode five
jraars before by a grand Jury that act used O'Dwyer of having been
completely negligent as Kings county district attorney.
• Woes, of emrrae. O'Dwyer ha* fled th# New York scene, while the
ausek and mire of police corruption during hi* mayoralty regime la
bstng unearthed, and llyan la a happy man.
I tried to get Ryan to rum up hi* feelings about Udiuardia. after
•a many yean' association with (he stormy one, but he touldn'l seem
la put hi* Miger on them. He talked abuut Lafiuardla but only off
the record,
Bo— Clendenln Ryen. the reformer. "What's the use of working
hard, having money and property and leaving It to your children,” he
aajra, “If the country they live In 1* corrupt?" What use Indeed,
HAVE YOU A
PUNY CHILD?
FLOUR
5-Lbs. We •
Ill-Lbs. !)5e
25-Lbs. $2.25
Swift’s All-Purposo Shortening
Hath Corned
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Gotten P R O D U C E -
Vegetables
2 cans
Heinz Tomato
Others
Soups 10c;
u.
Morrell’s Mince Meat
u.
Southland B rand Sugar-C ured Smoked
Morns No 2 Cans
can
Pullyarm* No. 2
Cut Beets
Smoked Bacon Squirts
25c
2 fo r 25c & 10c
Lumpkin
D E P T
Mild Ched. Chat sit Margaret A n
No. 2 Lagoon Mixed
cun
10c
10c C
PICNICS
VEAL
AA Grade
Wegteni
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Asparagus
can*
10c 1 Veal
No. 2 Vero or Zackly-RIt* G rT ru lt
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Sections
can
10c
( Siriaii S i n k
11-oz. Dixie Lily
Blackeye Peas
J Rib O b tyt
Old 0 lory No. 100
( V a il Pafttos
Pork & Beans
1 Armour Star Dag
I’lllsbury
Pillsbury
Pancake Flour reg.
( Savtagi
Picnic Size Mcadowland Cut White
O U t TO A I A Clf O f VITAM INS
• „ » „ M ON A M
You don't want your child
Is lag behind, be below
par, unable to keep up
with the other kids. Medi
cal science haa verified the
Sect that a leak of Vita
mins B„ Bk iron and Nia
cin In the system can drag
shlldren down, mum them
ta fall behind In Ihelr de
velopment
H A D A C O L th* wonder
ful nutritional formula
haa been specially com
pounded to overcame jutl
such deficiencies. Result*
a n what count and moth-
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•HADACOL May Relieve the
Cieee ef Distress that is
£ D r « ||ia | Yew Child D o w n
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Home
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Stores
We Reserve R ight to Limit Q uantity
Pound
Margnrel Ann
Quality Heavy
West. A Grade
BEEF
Full Slices
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Plnbone
Sirltia S i n k
Olab Steak
Ohack Roast
Lk
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Hulled Prime
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Rib Roast
u.
9/c
Quaker
Meal or Grit*
reg.
Hunt's Fancy 14-uz.
Catsup
bottle
No. 2 Scott County
C A N A D IA N
Kraut
BACON
cun
Kraft’s Loaf
Freah
Hama, lb.
Velveeta
2 lbs.
Bush Hominy No. 2
GREEN
IACOL ha*
Udren « I ki
No. 200 Campbell
RPI) RMPFIIOR
Tomato Juice
Northern
Tissue
Purii
Sliced,
roll
Western
Pork
O Q c
lb.
s s
Slab, lb.
A C c
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Small
Spars
Riba, lb.
End Cut Roast lb. 49c Rib Chops lb, 69c
Loin Chops lb. 69c Boston Butts lb. 45c
FROZEN FOOD
Honor lira ml
Cut Green Beans
Honor Brand
could toll a great difference. He has takan
fourteen b o ltW He U eleven years old,
weighs n pounds, plays an th* school hall
team, rides his bike, runs and pi*y« Ilka
other boy* and feels grand. ai*«pa all night,
without waking. I can never praise H A D A
C O L enough. I have recommended H to all
my friends and not them to take It. They art
For Daga
and Cats
I*e&8 and Carrots
Minute Maid
Orange J u ic e ......
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No. 1 TALL
Minn. Shipped Egg*, Medium ^
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Fia, Lg. Egg*
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Promote ihr P t B t r m of A m m o .
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Product Pro-peril) fur Sanford.
a n t e d
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C le a r I d partly clo u d y through
S a tu rd a y , r i r . p t
niustfy clu u d i
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VO LUM E
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Establirthed 1908
SAN FO R D.
Tampa Sheriff Senator Urges That United States Tito To Get
Is Linked To Foment Revolution Inside Russia $38 Million
Crime Leader
In Food Aid
O fficer Is A ccu sed Of
B e i n g A ssociated
W ith G angster In
R eal E sta te Deal
*
TA M P A . D « 2 9 _ < / p )_ Trtii*
irony linking Hillsborough county
Sheriff Hugh ( ulhreath and a re
puted i: jnliling syndicate leader in
a $19,000 Itradi prtqwrly putclu'c
ca t pir.rntrd to the U . S. Senate
C n m r mmiiftatitig committee to
day.
N- W. Cabin laid he and
S h m ff Culhtralh negotiated *o
Wiuy the piopecty at P a u-A -G n llr
beach and ute it in patlnetihip
(or a in an nr way and fishing butineii.
However, hr .aid, when time
catnr to tloie the deal Salvatore
(R e d ) Italiano, who liam'l he-n
found by rontmillee iub|>oena let*
ven. thowrd up to clote the deal
and lake title to the land in the
Sterne r*( the wine ditlrihuting com
paniet he opetatrt.
Caton laid Italiano told him he
wa* acting entirely for Sheriff
Culbreath. He raid Culbreath later
told him he was out of the pirture,
and nil hi* dealing* mutt tie with
Italiano'* wir.e company Caton
checked up, though, and found
C ulhnath was paying tale* on
the property.
Italiano hat lieen frequently
^nam ed a* a top figure in Tampa
gambling picture and ha* been
brought Into earlier Kefauver
hearing!.
Senator I-eiter Hunt of Wyorn
Ing, altting at a one-man sub
committee, opened a two-day com
mittee hearing. Other memtwrt of
the Kefauver commltle are IWt
here.
Caton taid he didn’t tee a »y
money change handt when Italian-,
A d o re d the deal for purehaae of the
; 9lieaeh property. Ha Identlfl. J a
By E D W IN It. I I W k I N S O N
W A S H IN G TO N , Dec. 29 uV> -Senator Wile, (R -W t .) oced
today that the Lulled Staler provide aimt, sabotage materials. munry
■end rmouiagemrnt to underground glimp, in.idr Kuviia and Commit.nit
Satellite countriei.
Wiley, treond tanking Republican on the Senale Foreign Relation.
Commilte.’, taid in a statement.* ~
that ttu»«ian and Communivt the hil’.ion* we now spend.”
leader* have been trying for
H r told a repoiti-r later that
many year* to "foment revolu hit proposals would require n.i
tion* within the western nation*.'" additiot a! legislate n or approp.
Ilg r r ...
Now, he added, America and llatton* by Congrc
other nation* should give the
Tile Wisconsin Senator pro
Communists “ a ta»tr of their own posed that America set up n
vile medicine."
world-wide revolutionary move
“ All we need to ttir up plenty ment against Communism pat
terned upon “the Cominform— the
of trouble ill Kustla, China unit Communist International,''
elsewhere i« lone daring leader
In during “ there is scarcely a
ship,'' Wiley taid. " A eounterfamily in Russia that hasn't had a
revolutionary program
against member or relative liquidated or
Communism would not cost a forced into alavi labor.” Wiley
drop in the bucket compared with
rt'awllawe* tia Pars M il
German Industry Four Are Slashed
Pushes To Within In Struggle With
5 ‘% Of 1936 Total Berserk Knifer
L ivin g Standard R ises E lectrician H its Man
A s Industrial P ro
W ith Jack H andle
d u c t i o n In creases
In Roadside F igh t
FR A N K FUR T. Germany. Dec,
29— 4/1*)— West Germany today
hradrd lowaid the elute of its
brightest postwar economic yesr.
Jean Fa II irf, cIslef oi the EC A
in Western Geimany, listed the
mmi oulslanding developments:
1. f.tpansion of West Gettran
industrial pioduclion by morr than
40 |>er cent-
2. The tiemendous rise m ihr
sale of German goods on the world
market.
3. The substantial ircrease in
West German living standards.
Callier said in a prepared stalemenl that the W-st Germany fed
eral republic’s induitria! produc'on
ICm Mi h * w» raw* Mat
AHHOCinted Press l.e;ised Wire
Chinese Assault Is Halted
By Counterattacking Allies
T ru m an T o F igh t F or
®fc Appointments; Federal R e se rv e Stone Of Scone Is Open House Held
Location Of Plants C utsB ankF unds S‘i!l .,Mif n(f .Aus ByC.OfC.InNew
Washington, d,,uday.»!signed
<a'i Jg
Reduce Loans t l INDUS'.
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m,rPoliceS LDirpclor’s
Of f i ce
President T.unun today
1 U 1 X C U U ,- C L .O d I l »
iI tec
w on
.in f.il.ee
F llP C lO r S U T I I C C
sign.
grappled In till' Ii
Irgi.lalion providing an additional
$38,000,000 in food *id
lot Stabilization
A g en cy
ilioughl-vtrickrn I ugodavia
T o O p e n P r ic e -W a g e
Ih r fund raises In a|>piu*i:n.ilrly
C o n tro l
O f f i c e s
$69,000,000 the amount oi Am eri
can assistance to the Balkan na
W A S H IN G ! l>N, lb .
29 -t,V i
tion, which is Communist rutrd but
ihr Hiiveililiieiit tul down sh.slpis at odds with Russia.
I) today on money available tor
M i. Irum an had asked Csmgrets private loin* and foigrd strong new
ior the munry to asm a (amine as i nks for h a m m in g ihr national
a result ol a Yugoslav crop fail economy m oir fntnly In ihr sirure. He also said it was needed "in irnir drise.
lielp preserve the iiu!r|trndrnce uf
A I rdei.i| Rrsrrsr ilo.ild mdei
a nation which is siefying the sav In it* fi.MR i member hanks s ailed
age lineals oi S m rl ilii|seilalisti.’’ tin ftre/llig $2.llriri.t)(SKSX) ,,,• ol
loan
m.alkrl
The President apparently s*li I llir
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,, ,
going lo give up his light lo get
||,r ! „ „ „ , ( .IU|
4Clj„n *,„„|d
Senale confirmation oi the men he , llt „f| , ^oipnnil further inwants lo run the Reconstruction , IrJ ,r
$ |2.(XK).(K»0,(XXt m the
,
Finance Cot|iotatH)n.
He van! at hiv nrws conference
yesterday that he will send again
e - ____
,sv
r :» .
to the new Congress liiV
five
RFl nominations wluili Itrve failed twice to win sssniiilualson.
Sriifttor
Fulhrii'hl
I i D a k ),
i-bairman nf a Senate -u t -o m mlttee which blocked the noniinathins, was not available for coin*
|('aa«laa*e O* g*a» ••*>
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~
water* <'l a
,,,,k
' ll" Wall Mural Am! Pic«tul*‘n , "k*
rt»riiiiiftlit>n fw
SlutiiP
uhil Lr ought up *« tit t\ 'ti'i-l
t lire Display Dec
•tin I m4| pm k l*«*nclu** ninl ;% lot **!
rumumn imkw.
or.
ti «• New Office
11iiiitlr«*%!■» «kf 4'htlluil oul*»> L«’i
gft.ftf.rst
The Fhnrr* uf Hu* lah»*
a»
a *»
t !»**• n riivntiiiF
kiniv*n
M rir ilim ilfil
llu* pttlu*- tmumrt) tht’u
»u*
1■
()(!' I
WIt In 111 $r sir 111j \
»llriiin*«n t.» t •** N mi ii*il r ( iHinly
carih { funtl>n
I i U ilh tir
for tin* uiAtniv* an.J h U t‘*rii* Stonr
41i - „
..............
..............
*
ii «1 1«%■- ipp« irm i •* *■I iH i k »% *»!*
turn.
broke
w a te r, rltilchitiK a n object
alHvut two and n half feet squat*
,
««.. AwrUtwalrhW
R.ahan<,olWlix
p ,.
, ,
i inJ (Hi t!|
«.r Brons, stolen early Christmas
tunimm? from WVitiniii vtvr Ahhr\
C l i n n nouipl. l aa thf gra|iplr«
I ’p went erh of It
. toi
Towi'il !** t tun»% Hu* !»ri*«* pvttvisj
to 1>* rbe dims vssit* iiiii < "ill
whn h olivinuslv bail lieen Ivine ill
the mud (or a long rime
n . - crowd ,*•!.. I w.tb il»*np
polntmrnt. INslive nod
boat
wr’\'
t" j ! " 1' ‘' edging
rarrh
uallteady recoid-high volume nf fiank tuurlii-d off bv n telephhum* l i|t Inft
loans, lias n lircaiisr liankscould yesterday from nri uaonymnucould base lent llir JJbillion slo|- caller who told Ss-othind la rd he
t
I
saw trie < oronatlon .Slone dumped
lats over and ovei again
(n
s .ip .n rim
Ivteetives o,
||lf. | , ,, n o m i i Stafulu rtmn re*|Min
to srutlii i *us11 abi'adv
Ageing ( E S A ) annoumref that it had mid* «ifn illi• rearsh
.* f,v.
, ti
' f 1« tt-fi «.f tin- lli% •i « fnu.li.
•"“ " I " " 11 '**'"**'
Vl W ,™ ;1" ;
"»
handle pine and wage prolderns.
Dell . live* Wet, hot on the trail
.» sir|. «p|t,srrnliy paving the way t|Nl“ ' "f n *'wi*« untrb. u fiv
i
. ■.
. 1
, *i .
year o],| t»sil trading ba. L in
___
lot stnctrr controls ripecled
latei.
llritDh army post cvrhangr in
I A announced this new move It„nir
.,.d v
h ..„ r .
Cninese Ktds ni l/e ta.. ^
- —
I> ,* J m C o r i n
............
,
ir f .liy 't
*•' I f** I'A
I |»I..m» I*||»] vertJ
K n lrm it »• i*
I " " ' '* '".r
friun f hi p u F ih THi* vm ll ivmiul,
J*
'• 1 '
l.« iv.i
* ,if„
Inksnnl nn*l
i rtiiitfk t T H i r i
11AY Itl t'
th«
r," ' m
Former Sanford
*Man To Assist NPA
On Transportation
Slippery Streets
Cause Five Deaths
In Freezing South
1/UP0S11S
in
S a tu rda y,
lies
14—
n or i ii Kurean Ite d.
.. *st*
I bine-c oi|)|)nrl b.i*r |K'lirI>,st" I
(our lo Iris mile* -oulh o| ihe
l"tli I'.irallrl in east-* erstral burta. ( m iii I sts-|*.*ts Ite
lepoiled
ls«( inetil I ’nlird N stums I m m
in itw arrs bll lo 7V inil«« uorthot s-roid bid lo |iuil hick as
m uch a* Ihree m d r - in the lace
ol an attack Ihurvdat In 10,OUO hni ran lleils. .* r m r s|mkr-*
m an in llir I S C is b lh Vinsy
(old
W
. -.i r ........
11,1
Ibis Ir,
IO K 3 0 . Dei 29 <A'|
North
hill c.in Rdf* tlollgeil I «!,(
lints
tlcnl in llic Lhiilesl Nati <i,
tout
ill e.*-t crntral Kurra. ■ I
S,
t tghih \imy »p.'Lr.niin
n I t< ■
night
The
attack
to be ccsntainril.
' III
H"W
be
Psipvnng,
>i tiie 38th I'.rstlel and
f n iir i if f j t r
mite* fic ln vv t h f
offl4*r», p.u ||I|*| m #l hmitCkl If lld l
At' I
jt -rntii
.
_|
|"
M#v
i
|
' lui |liurrt hi%r
firm i-.*..«*
min v.r**f-
it 1.11 ktfut ' !*■a1111v inti Inr
iH\(k
i ,ui in itrii I »r ijllcl in l >f i i*f»! li li r i l,
Doctors Under .50
Must Register For
Draft On Jan. 15
8.
0”! v
Local Businesses
To Close For New
Year’s Obscrvonce
Itunk.s Above Captain
Not To Be Called Now
Dies at His Home
■
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d ir o f lu n .niilrd.
J tr' <‘lh rn man in K«»ca called thi situali n
n th i-ilU i
cnnfutrd. hill •iWrd. I h w it
S am I»'h I nnd nnv% .» tjrui in oui !in*-‘* rtlrnn.ng
Iu" ,.,,,'r
lohl (“Vllce h . 'N.ught nn tdenticai
It* 1)1 I N n .K M I 'N
rtlKYl),
.......... . nab. tn-eii nud tropl- '3 miles inland from ihe east c m *L
. , i . . whir) frami
> picture
Associainl frets correspond nl
display l-uani wa . ch ndmired Hill Ib.vlr ianl ihr Army ■! i I*
H o w o c W o
." I "
R c tl R einforcem ents
M ove Into Battle
Z oneB y T h ousan ds;
MI G - 15 D estroyed
llir lO.tXg) Knre in C**t i tus tstS
Intiiri \ off it r i$ rti*
coiintri M
•truck sildilenlv Tliuitd.iv in -il{,|,>,rd i
i pirlitmn
»1 mountain countrv
nth of
I hi' v h ih iM * fi
i
* ,
*1
-r
.
ih Hiu h mi! * In tht- TniirM!
“ '"i1
,,
*Un*i
I WViafi
i
Mm
1 m ull» Hm** tie ifitrl*!*!
I 4*4 it* si III I!*«■ t> I flirt tlilfll
inrctmn is* tv ♦ llu |It11(11-1 I I*!»
Iff, llir iiru
|iititrt« Hit IiiiJr .1
•mill H i I fiti*
•pier
i h HI I
r i n t i f n l f r **fIt fill* Iff*
••huh i
“ h" ' , orhl '
'
'
,* «>"' - f «h,- i h i . v i„ the \i,i.n
I i-entlai nsateisal-. iiirludlng ‘leel, Arthur i!*>rri> ..f It.. n tl \v,..
F ili n a
.
w r lro n m | bv
, . ,,
i l l A m o r i p 'i n I t i i n k
A l l A I T I U n ii lll O r tlliv
In
N .i, 92
.(M.knmsn Interpreted the Utter w sl.h from is I'X while .. rving at
b n ......
*iInf'ii \ific
nn i i in * h”*pitnl in Itnme in an McClellnnd, chhitmsn of the Itonid ihr ipokeunin i«ul
lain to apply to newsprint
nf I'ountv Cenimlssfoneiw. who
||lr
|,nr „ ,i,„n a lcio n
The KeilcrnI Heservv Hoard'* tU"’n *4*48
H O N G K O N G . D c . 2 t » -(/ 1 'jMi»rri»_ watch carried the irru l wa- much flea . ) with the nee I lie I Iti-pulr-1*I'lr w.-'f* "f i* Cf 4
Communist Chin* yeitcrdav se in ’d credit curh ai t inn was annuli pied
Mimbci 1(t|C. Ti.* timenlrce found Imorovenieot* initiateil ,.y Mr.
all United State* property ami
tt'asllsae-. "• Case * lll
|ut * voulll of 'he I’r 'vllfl. (he i 1.1
In the Abbey wa» nlimbered .inIN Whitn f v
friii* i l l V S- Hank iii’iniMiii, I hi*
M /rrlt said olih three watchev nf
V#** ihf riijinl't-r *»f O hv * ailotf'ii) tin nling inis betvverc Rcu
"It uiv*^
1
‘elpmg
radio
»*id
today.
deed ehmeing
Ir t n t f n i» -lt * ihti type were snfd in his unit
mis* i»rfftIfr M ho if
I north ami Republic oi S uitii Kororrrr m»»l
Tiie Red premier-foreign m inis
The British Broaden.'ting Cor "Tbi* fii*pr»» a nr*1 i»f thf 4*ffirr 1^
liano’a wine company, and tuhmltter, Chou Kn-Lai. antimmce.l the
tes.
i»«*r ithm clft|ipfil n han ! o«Ia )‘ on much
I**i *I - ••fikr.
•eitun- in rrtallstlon for *iniil*r
ted duplicate U t W IU ahowlng
join
n I k mV f|ir* theft *»f ♦!»** itftitrftvt* if it'fil •'$*•* Iht*
'
I t G rnrlal M ittiic" I1 Unfit*
ll. 8. action on Iter. Id- Ho .•nlb’.l
Cutlirenlh a. the tatpay. r.
iirki lllifii fl «-rv fi*i *»
»1 ,. hnM flint Hill In* w av. new l ' 8 Eighth ' m i l i m the United State*' aelum an "at
Caton -aid he operated a Lob
Ml
* lultulri rspirv<e,l **<onqilrte *<nr*ltn, Ill.tM till)* •• iv«* t|'
tempt to loot till’ Chinese imoplo
hutlneet on the proper for ale-ut
Nri•| fjii* hnft*h I** Im* m gfiMil I ll • fill
M*«,! llr •* i *
II itHMPHei
r*»«l
of their property "
.1
»n
(Hleore iii liie llltitnvte ■
W A S H IN G T O N , De
I-1 1*
Mft.l ) ,*f. |«t ItHlI 1.. lo .k Hit** »’i il
IA high Commerce Department
A reproduction of the famous
"He tolil me hr just wanted the
Virtiially
all
*
>
f
the
lint
lon‘i
iloI
uiteil
N
itions
ti
K
In
one
(due.pen.
ile.l
s.
ilp
’
tiv
M
i
c
s
s
i
i
s
s
n
as
ran*
Mai
official
in
Washington
i
iftmaled
painting of P.intiur, chief of the
,.
.
,
.,
\V*t»Ill'll 1111*11Ml R wrr** •lilt •[ 1
the seisures would total "ennatdor phyiirian., dentists and veterin-,
\ 111' »|l d '. lk ll" !"
Ottowas, the great tribal leader
/ ' f‘,rr’r »
« ............ ttt |»t n|Ul» »l * il*
arun**
ably less than fimt.OOtl.mxi." lie aiiaii- let. lb.... Mi yean old and girl friend,
after whom the Pontiac auto
n| ill .ilo n ' (h - front
had
planned
to
my
registered must sign
h,*
*
1
1
i»t)
!
iili'ti
14
C
H
Im
fife
nlit
Ih.
.
taid
most
U
.
property
in
Chinn
mobile wa* named, wa* present
•inided
"It's good new* about Maud «f»|M ’iTante ■i 1hr repair ti-.l rh - If
Rnjs and Allied In*
wa* seised when the lied* took Up for (be d r if t on Jan. If*.
ed Wednesday after to the W P S
*1 %I
Draft
Director
l.ewi*
II.
Heri i ooiimh . ’I ns r » . »
•
a
t
nn
i»»nrh,
Stic
lost
a
it
14.
Ilt'iri.li
tern
frmi*
(in
Ihr
over in IP40.)
Pontiac Co.. .101 West First
An unofficial translation of they, who umiounceil the medical for 14 poiindst over Chtlvtira*.' revef’ •it |»ut!k4 much vnlire ii* ■
Street, by L II. Holme*, man
call up last night, •stimated sonic
1 •! Stall. a
,i.» Mi
Chou's order follows:
A stooge wa* suppoM-d lo re 1forth
ager of the Pontiac Company's
Appointment of Robert L- Glenn, southeastern tone, In recognition
" I . The local people's govern 210,nun medical men must regi.- ply
khihn
former Sanford resident, to assist of outstanding service.
Jiihn Piet .in, preside n! nf i Ii**
ment shall control and Inventory t.r. Dr. Hichar.1 L. Mcd'ott. ‘j1* |. if,, ,|f*l Wcslmlnater Abbey. aml
By A S S O C IA TE D PRF.8H
with the nrganliatlon of a trans
service for ,
rew m ,ltancr
all property of American govern rectur of me. i d
( •unity Kurt 11 fluff*'.ui
Spiitlu*
He was assisted by It. L . W a r
Slippery
pavrmanta
brought ment and American enterprise* thi
portation equipment division In the
Defen ** lic|iartmeiit. said tin i i
wtsi!f‘.» tl'llt 1the 11. \» ff»»'t* iB *' V
nrr,
Florida
district
manager
for
National
Production Authority, Pontiac. Mayor Andrew Carrawny death to five persons In the wet, They may not lie transferred or about 11 ,(1!Ill doctors will Iw need
pie*"Mg ift tiink'. well llghtC'l
was announced today h r Charles * » present to congratulate the chilled South.
irn tlla lid V'lMing other, who
dispo*ed of unless authorised bv ed to r»ie fm tiie military es.
of
3,60*1,01)0 now
Four member* of an AHceville, Iht m ilitary and ailm inM rntin laliliihmrnt
Sawyer, secretary of the United operator* of the firm, II, II.
prntutaleil
Mr
Wlllluey
■
inv, will I”'
Si*u Year* Dai. 'i
Ala., family wrr* kllltd-vesterday commissions. In csie of province* icing planned,
Stale* Department of Commerce.
i t Sem inole
Jiiitg. |i ugl*' Stvintroni. * ngnt
olisri\td in Sanford
Duncan
and
I..
E.
Spencer,
on
Jk M r. Glenn’s new responsibilities being admitted lo the Pontiac when the truck la which they were and municipalities which are un
l*r Moiling giouprd doctor >
,if |dni-r of
ln< r'lilleclor I ' bn liallow av W'd i unnt \ liy the eb
^ e i l l include reviewing and recom Motor Division's "H all of Kam a', riding and a treond truck collided tier llir direct jurisdiction of the into four priority clause*. Nearly
other puldic offh'UI*
t.urine*'. banka, the 1 ( v H ill m d
nror Vance, in west-central Ala Central People's govTrnmrnt« aui b all I h o i n
the first priority
mending materials and equipment and being named at
I'uurt lloii'c and the i .. I rtf (Ice
“ better
W A S H IN G T O N . Drc
Id*)
requirement* for air. water, rail dealer*." among 10 sale* firm* liama.
I'K N H lD N I'l.A N S
transfers and dis(xi«al. shoulJ only group, bo said will pridwtJy bo The Arm y has no immediate plain
A New Years edition w !' i*e puband
automotive transportation
Highway patrolman J . F . Cle he authorised hy the financial and railed within I be lin t sis nuurtbi.
W V S IIIM .IO N , Div. 2l» d’’
livliwl t>v Ihe Sanford Herald In
In Florida.
ment* listed the dead as David economic commission nf the state They are men who received their to call up any grest number of re file mini ta r of workers cover.
program* which are approved by
murrow, Imt no paper will !h> I sThe W D 8 Pontiac Co., has been Le« Hixon, 40, nil wife Frances.
serve officer* above the giadc of
other agencies.
council. Th e owner* and those in training » ( government expense captain to help train tile rapidly bv pension and Social Security ued on Monday.
In operation since No. IB, 1040,
The former general chairman for Other member* of the dealership 42, and their sons, Foils. 14, ana charge of the property shall be in the world w ar two training expanding ground force*.
Iti-giilar i losing si In d i'< w
Ie
In-mfil* provided in union con
llorold, 12. Clement* sold the H ix responsihle for protection of th> I rogrsm, or who were deferred
the Hrotherhood of Locqmotlve
Arm y »p<A*xm»n made this ex- iiscti In'* mote Hum d»qblnl ' obaerved at noon tnmnrrow nt
are Roy Browning, service man
Firemen and Knglntera for more ager, J. P. Whittaker, part* and on truck skidded In front of a properties and *Hali in no wav to eomplrte ihv-ir •ducaUun, and plantation In reference to the Dec. •be lis t (w u year*.
bank .H it ' ' " i Hall 1
»l •«•«*
served te*-. tlusn IX) day*.
than t& year*, he left Sanford In accessories manager and C. T . larger truck driven by Herman cause damage to them.
w ’ll not
2i! call for 7,500 Ueoli'tisnt and In reporting thU yesterday, tin >nj) I’., t rtf(i c, nn l it>
They
Ole
:i,loing
,l,K-|or»
1037, moving to Cleveland. Ohio. Mile, hodv shop foreman. In Brooks, .14. of Florence. Ml**.
labor Department Mild (but » 'ru p 'ii until T-ic'day .........
“2. All American public and pri
Ifi Louisiana, two (kidding car* vat* deposit* within the territory rrgi*li m l in the first medical captains next March from (be re "widespread movement" on lluThere he was editor aik) manager addition the company employ*
I'.n lltisrlrr Joel Held
• m e and '.be National Guard.
brought instant death to 11 -year- of the People'* Republic of Chinn call last Oct. Di
w j f the Brotherhood locomotive and
hi ii 1
■ HI
They said the great nerd during part i f employer* and unions today tiiat Sumlay
an office worker, there body old H arry H. Martin, Jr., son of a
Dr.
Mvilmg
said
the
second
“ elreman Mainline, serving in this mechanics, three general
shill be frozen. Nerrssaty expense
metraining of the recruils, especially bad extended the coverage 1st ui .........starved Monduv at tht Post
priority
group
embrsces
doctor*
capacity until going to Washing rhanlc*, one lubrication man, and Jacksonville, Fla., attorney.
to mslntain lawful merchants and
least T.iirul.iHM) workers by mid O ffh e Moil will t ■ p i
A ear driven by the elder Martin the living of individuals may only with the tame qualification, a* in the earlier stage*, wa* for jun
ton during World War II and en one car washer.
ax usual, hut there will 1 •• ru, etty
wa* knocked down a 40-foot em be withdrawn upon approval by ttir tin* first group, but who served ior officer* snd that for the time t
tering government work.
than fijmn.txx* worhet- «r m int drlisericv ivrtli the ex
h»*
Mur
The building well equipped for bankment by another ear yesterday loeal people's government. Th e between 0(1 days and 21 months, Iwlng. at least, the Anitv
M r. Glenn came to N P A from
participating
in
pension cent ion uf special dclivrii’
ibich
enough officer* of the gtarte of w u e
the National .Security Resources sale* and service, ha* 12,MX) feet near Slidell, Slate Trooper W . R. amounts are to be regulated by tin- lie predicted some of thrill will inn ior and above.
plan* lid s wa tliice time* the will Iw made on Saturday after
Board where he was Director, Ma- of floor space of which about Allen reported. Both ears skidded financial and economic commission be called. They also are register
The Army recalled i tint some of m inder covered two year* ago. noon, Sunday and Monday
terials-Manpower Section of the 7,400 square fert Is In the ser on ■ wet pavement, the trooper of the state council in a separate ed.
i H . of it;-’ put lamlini
i ll
the more senior offi •r* of higher the report said.
*ald.
vice
department.
The
used
car
The
third
group
contains
doc.
Transportation Office from April,
order."
event* of the *ea»”ii will )■•■ the
grade* have been rrcalbd to active
Five
persone,
including
Ihe
el
lor*
who
did
not
serve
in
World
lot
D
at
3Ofl
We*t
First
.Str
e
f
.
IM S, until the present. Frejn 1044
It was not clear whether the
\t T U I \6 K
New Year* Eve ball at 'he Mayduty liecause they were needed
Mnrtln, were hurt in the- acci “ separate order" would lie a gen War II, or since.
until ISIS, he was Director, Divi
The painting cf t Hef pontlac der
All indicatiimi point to nn fair Inn lb"! Allen an I hi* urgrade* bad lieen brought in willi
dent.
Th
ee
two
groups
are
the
sion of Materials-Manpower for measures B0 by 60 inches ami ! j
eral ruling on all D. H. assets m
other tdg antiiinl jam of auto ch'-vira from Orlxtnl•
< will pi ,v
Rain rontinued to fall today over would deal separately with each one* who must register Jan. 16. •prrislisl* and that officei« of nil tag applicant* »t the office nf
thp Office of Drfrnse Transporta lit by an overhung lamp. The
The Hanford Otlaiol
K eiipcl
unit» of the Organired Reserve and
much
of
the
aoutheast
from
A
la
Dr. Meillng said only alien*
rase.
t i o n Prior to that time, he served artist was Jerry Fransworth.
County T u x Collector John L, Club wil! be rlo 'd Mmidav night
the National Guard.
bama
through
Georgia
and
Tenn
and
doctor'
who
are
regulars
In
with the War Production Board as
Sentiment here generally was
The A rm y said that Ihe record Calloway during the next two in accordance wilh it* annualj-ttsessee into the Carolina*, but tam- that the seizure perhaps wnuld the armed services or who are
labor liaison for railway labor or
N O M O R E TK O O P H
tom, to permit it* patron* to at
expansion
ilia ing World w< ek*.
peralure*
generally
wore
rilin
g
.
officers
will War 11 left achieved
ganisations and also aa Director.
complete the driving from China of reserve medical
M E L B O U R N E , Australis. Dec.
me In
With the deadline set at .Inn tend the Tstigcriri Bowl
the service with a large
Freeling
rain,
however,
glased
Facilities Division.
missionary establishments. U . S not have to register nest month. pool of experienced majors, lieu 16, nnd no rxlenriun* to las grant Orlando bet ween Emory rod Ib'iirv
20— (81— Defense Minister Philip
part*
of
North
Carolina
and
exHersbcy
Immediately tenant colonel* and colonels, and ed, more than J.IXXI Hemlnob- of Virgin In and Morris 11 irvev. Reoil companies and the American- Gcnrral
A. M, McBride said today Aus trmJ*J nortKv’trr).
sent telegram* to all state Selec thsl the oulhresk of the Korean County motorl'ta mill hove to i*ipt, of tb* game will
• la the
P a u l G. H ir e r s . 62, tral IU plan* to maintain Its hat- i I? r., , . I nornlP5 *«"l>«nrtures In financed Shanghai Utilities Co.
tive Service director* alerting war and of the subaequent buildup •ccurc the new liright
•lion In Korea at full strength
yellow llarre-A nn* Home f"i
Crippled
cluded
43
at
New
Orltana,
37
at
them fur the Jan . 16 registration.
A N T IQ U E H E
hut will *vnd
of thp armed service* had made it tag*. Thin morning, out of a Children at Umatilla
J U N E A U , Alaska, Dee. 21*
Another outstanding event of
possible to ui* these officers to potential 10,000 slioiit 2.i’27 had
than reenforreinrnt* ‘ ^ C T r e d '‘ fo j ' N a .'h ri(li“ 51* r t ^ a ^ S r i T h ^ n d
IIK A I'T Y 8 IIO I' H O IS T
<41— Tw o
hundred pounds
nf
received the new plate*.
the New Yenr werk will be the
the be»t advantage
Paul G Riggert, 82, pioneer that purpose.
______________37 at Charicaton, 8. C.
’
m!lllon-year-old cocktAil Ice is
CHICAG O, D*c. 29— (A*)— The
ladle night program and supper
m ld e n t
of Sanford, died at
winging Ha way to New York gunmen invndnt a fsshionnldu
of the Hanford Klwae •t int' at the
■
41:01
rf)0 o’clock this morning at hi*
City,
Mayfair Inn Thursday evening.
^hor
ome on 120 W rit Nineteenth
The Ic*. from agrs-old Mendcn- nrsr north side beauty shop last
Edward F. Lane is in t hargw i f the
Street from a heart attack.
night, herded 20 women cus
hill
glscler
near
here,
was
o
r
rrogram. ____
______________
Bom In Rocky Mount, N . C.
dered for the explorrn club an tomer* and 12 employes into a
May 6, IM S, Mr. Rlggara had
nual
banquet
at
the
Hotrl
Roose
rear
room
and
took
*1,276
in
lived In Sanford for 40 year*.
velt in New York Jan. 13.
cash and *2,100 in jewelry from
For 14 year* he wa* superintendHigh yesterday *11
them.
ent of the Seminole Countv Con
By KLTOM C. FA Y
Low today 6*1
A R T , IU R E. k d s o n
C O U N T Y COMMISSION
The I>andit* forced the women
vict Camp, r.tiring sever*f year*
Rain, a trace
Associated I’ress Military Brt>urtrr
The Board of County Commis to drop tu a squatting position,
^ f . W A a ilN G T O N ., D ft. 29— <»>)— Even the phtlotophcr* and
age because of 1)1 health.
Total Dec, rain 2 t»7 inches
sioner* w ill hold l heir initial with their head* between their
WA.SHINGTON. Dec. 29 -(/!*> Red China gelt a lot morr
A member* of the Flr*t PrenNormal Dec rain 2.27 inches
meeting for 1061 on Jan. 4 at knee*. One gunman stood guard fighting men for foui billion dollais than docs the United States.
bytertan Church, he waa also a
10:00 A . II ., O. I*. Herndon, whlln hi* ronpanlun took t'.XM)
mrmber* of the Sanford Elk*
I Ins ilmuld he noted in analyring Genn.il MacArthut's statement
Three college profnsor* had a whack
county
clerk,
announce!
this from thq cash register and money
H* was married on Apr.
ng a meeting of ths A m - f ------------------------ ' I it yesterday. morning.
During
and jewelry front employes ami that the Peiping Communist g o v -f to M in Irene Thurston criean Political ScDncs Aaaoclaernment haa approved Ihe spend firnnt.
W. L. 8f*g, new rounty com customer*.
and they hare on* ion, Paul T . lion they discussed:
J A C K S O N V IL L E , I W . 2i>— </P»
ing of *8.000,000,000 (Chinese
Why can Communist China
mistioner from Geneva who is
.11
Bigger* of Tarbofe. N . C . who
33
Atlanta
"Haa tbs totalitarian political
hare
so
many
more
soldier*
for
so
currency,
which
would
be
almut
aervlntf in place of W. G. Kilbee.
P U B LIC SC H O O LS
IK
aarrirea in additlaa to the widow.
•5
Rltmarek
much
less
money
1
*4,OttO
000,000
for
war
purposes
will
b*
s*atad.
Tha
Hoard
w
ill
Seminole County School* will
25
Other survivors lariedi a grand33
Boston
One
nf
th*
basic
reason*
i*
that
In
1061.
reorganise,
and
will
elect
a
chair
reopen Tuesday morning, follow
.
. w w t.
Who
Brownsville
68
Bettv B i f t m o f T a r47
man and vice-chairman
MacArthur *atlmates that the the structure and nusie of field
ing th* holiday vacation, SupL
> sister” Mr*. Maude
Chicago
25
11
oprrstion
of
the
Chinese
A
rm
y
if
It la probable, sail Mr. H e rn T . W. Lawton said today.
1061 expenditure by the Com
42
ad oat tretbar, C . M. A S S S . S S S f f e . ' T S S ! already.
21
enCrelv different from that of the Denver
“ * ™
don, that appointment will b*
1
>
big
new
school
busses
ar*
munists
will
b*
Ihree
timet
hlgD
r»
Moines
both of w lM g r Garden. ••B. R a w w s , Karl Mare, Justice
41
9
United States.
mad* of a n*w superintendent due i j be put Into tsrvic* by
32
29
Jackson, U m la U Jnatlco Holmes, '.7 Z fflr -'u T iv !f„ 2 X and matron for th* County Home. that time, h* stated, but so far *er than for lha year just ending.
In the American Arm y there it Washington
When
It
(a
remembered
that
Rnl
•t Erickson Funeral
3
-3
Lock*, Cicero and Abraham Lin
Appointment wil ialso be mado hav* failed to arrive, and t*l*> China currently has an A rm y of a bookkeeping device called the Winnipeg
48
day at 2:30 P. M. with Rev, A . coln.
4
“division slice." That m rani that Jacksonville
of
e
m
ptaym
who
werk
dlreetly
smt
hav*
been
sent
by
M
r.
about
4,000.000
men—
under
Ihe
Mclnnia officiating. B urial will
85
70Tb* verdict seemed t o ___ _
for each man In a combat dlvl- Miami
under th* supervision of tho
wton to th* manufacturer, re
“
la Lake View Cemetery. t n m “wuSm gone to* far alswudy” Communist am) «g g j < »y3 ^
61
48
» lon lt u k f » » many as .*v*n TaPahasa**
questing speedy delivery.
gjafftv*. ■■■' ■spending boost la highly algnltuoatiaoM w* r t i s Tw *t
Tampa
70
00
Car Dealer Given
Reproduction Of
Pontiac’s Picture
i
JACKSONVILLE." Dec. 29 <,Vi
— One man was tevetly slashed,
aveab dnsei’s life threatened and
occupants uf two other autos at
tacked today In a well dinted
young man with a pocket knife.
ll itarlrd when the man- about
30 years old and five right in
height --slipped into the back real
of a safely cab and told driver
E. A. Phillips lo drive out Main
Street.
"When we gat near Evergreen
Cemetery," Phillips tolds police,
"He taid 'we live in a little house
neaF the cemetery.' I told him
‘buddy, there’s no house around
here*.”
’“ Yeah, but Ihu is a knife' the
man taid. Then he threw hit atm
around my shoulder and held the
knile against my ribs and said ‘i!
you Jon’l pull over I’ll cut your
head off.’ ’*
O F F . 2!i, lv.'iit
W EA TH ER
Chinese Army Requires One-Seventh
As Many Rear Echelon Troops As US
Philosophers Differ On Solution
Of American Communist Problem
^itnTnrd Weather
~-l“' J-**t« flowESLr
The Weather
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I H o n il, lh * .'-.nth Korean capital,
10 i MHO t lif iiiy
lh - IO lh ( oi|ts* ( y a r lit ln in »*a*
f n m p lr tr il Sunday Ip.m lliin g n a m .
I Ml miles i l n | i m N o ilh K "ie a ,
ami niosl <d l lie li.o ’p* aheail*
w e ir III ll ir ” h| v m th fa tl k o ic i
| h-«. h l.* s .I airm ail I ’ m an am i I ’ n
Nehru Hares Faith
In Compromise To
Bring World Peace
VIM AIIO VIOO» .*ln for Qnren
J r ) ( * U n a h t r and K ins Jon David
S iftn In M ia m i Beach's !W I Jun io r
,*'*»1pi f o Itro H ii f c til* * * , ’ > * Tli>r«
Ida • u n c tle r a Irlu m p h a d n v * r
n o r r r . - l «la"U . ( ( f t t l l t l f i r t t )
t Students Perish
In Airplane Crash
H o r n . A r k . D*c. Hd—< A V
T h r* * 1 !n io rr» lly n f O kN hnm a alufor Hi* urap- e thet what vm i ate di nts pi ris lio il when a a in itlc -rn p re v h lin p In thi.i btM i|vt U e n lw f Kim d a lrp ln n * o tp h a lrd and crashVti !♦»- r v in t i r h I f l p p itc p t tifc,*1 a n 'I *d m a Mold eight miles tv p th o f
hero.
The v irh m a w e io td c n llfle d as
Kr*d .him * . J r., of O klahom a C H r
Roy M . A lle n . ‘Jd. (fU ih rie . O kla .
oi I K. D. Johnson, JJ A m a rillo ,
Ite tv e rta n n
"0lit
he
■ftk fri
th e m
Dr. Henry Mcliaulin
O p ln n t e lr ia l
11.1
M agnolia
t ’ hon*
5t
U ’K»I Notice
N K W n C l. lll , In d io . Dec 2A
i. ll
Pum r
M lm Her
Nehru
Id Melay Ihe a lrn g g ln le lw r - n
C n n im u n lim and Dem ocracy w ill
I h dccldart, not on the fie ld " f
I w t tl* , hid hv p iu v iu g in ih *
so pW w hich ideo log y y ie ld * ih *
e .1 m u l t * .
.Speaking
h e fo ir
Ihe
Indian
r h * m ic a l M a n n fa e tu rc r* '. \ ■ .« i
a li- n. N * h ru «t---'-!fcT*-1 t i n t it. th*
fm a l a n a ly s ti ih> pevpl* m ig h t.
H c m lf|iin r |p r n < ’it y
H li’ flfd
both C o m m u n lrm
* o*l
I iriii.H ra* v fnt so tiir "In te l medi
IS s s . t s s . 4 * * • « P o o * < * •• •
a ry o r other nietlnH lt,'*
to> h»d 1" 'he h * * d n iia tte rf, In ad
11* aald Ih * t»*np|e most Mom. d llio n to >le tlra l h 'tp . tra n a ta lm
th in k in g in t r im * o f aln g s.i, a n ,r amt m sintensnre rre w *
a p p m a rh Ihe qneallnn ie a ll» tlc a |..
•’ l l Is k f
* l" t n f people, enh
n il* o ffic e r “ to roll an srnsv thvl
T he Crime M in is te r said Ih a l iiin y I*’
r >en, a * w ell *i
III th e I 'n l l t d S la te * " t i l * f i l e rlia N a v y and A ir Knfce.’*
U tp r ia a " nature o f C a p ita lism la
M(,st enure** her* a f t e r lisa
c h a n g in g altd to d a y m i* w.’t k r i K ltrn h o w c c w ill have a tempncaci
o u l o f avary fiv e w o rk * fo r the o f f i* * a t’d s ta ff In Ihe A *tml<
r n * r m m * n l.
M otel, a f**v yard* fro n t the An
A * fo i R'l *ta. he
,.H. Ihe
||* T ciom phe In l*art«. The hole
,*o vie l trader- are in ’ c p r f 'l n g
h,. I h * ti * M .- a rm " hea.hptar
M a r fla m aa they .i** f it am i ' I
on* f p t lt r f e rlo ilt I* *
lion ■<If
** m ild be a s ln n iih e il I f l.r
«»
t h r vo?ions I n lr r p r e ia li .o i n f h i*
IS H A K M A H M V
d n e trin e ."
I.A I, t. 8U C C E 83, l»*c.
liffiir in g
In
rnm llU tm *
In
-I. I. Kfct*n< i »i p h
«*f lh *
In d ia . N rh tu «ahl P tlv a l* *nin i in i * h rra "m ig h t i»' cl.-vci in I ..tacit tie legation lo the Mniled
1m a k in g money, h u l j i i f l tvd w h e N a tion s, said to-Uv th a t E gyp tian
rep ort . n f J rta *ll tro o p * maaslltg
e n o u g h ."
li e added th a t Ihe
nIH m oi* south hi*<I east « f Bethlehem are
, le s t lies, not In a ce m niila tlon o f "m a lk in tta ntopagsnda-”
A n i gaptlsn fo re ig n m in is try
[a p riv a te fn ittm e . h u l In r * In *
t in d n '* r e e t a iy has snppnrtad a
h*
' " ..la r d i n l lh * people
“J e lo il *|>|>eated to l» " i '
' si C a lm ne-•'(papet ta p o rt th a t I ’*
- t iis l M s lo thirst r t # | | , ’ i a lly NW | s ia * ll troops had been ma»se-t
J e ru ta la m t - y o 's said lsta*R
• nd isct enlet In in afa-tem ir dia. itaaions n f the fe la tlv o vahtra a im v o ffo e ta d rn i*d the E gyptian
charge* U N. observers *»h<* *c
f n a fito ta llim and p t ir a l*
m m p a n t*d diplom ats to C h tis im a t
te l III IS*.
" l e t os all down and ism sh ler," i r r v i . i in BMhlehem Im re ltn g
he said, " h r t r la H i* J*l> In I * t-r|w ee n w hite tinea th a t m m k a
.Io n* fu r India. W * w ant «n m in e fie ld belwern Isra e l and J o r
m uch fow l,
c lo th in g , housing, d a n - *aid they .taw no eyhlettc* o f
education and h e a lth l « t us set I -i aelt tro o p m anruvrraa ltn u t th in k in g Itow heal we tn n
■ get them, ptodiiew them amt ills*
t r ib u te them p to p e rly ."
r
.. rm st d is rh jrg * . and
,„t>’r tc ••*. H n iio ra til*
itKNUTHClM. C e uM r
si not* fo o n tr.
A,y sf January, m l .
h ( m ih * A«d fo r i l i i j l
?ttt i i I mt of th * ••H it#
Uruliolic lla/.c I aflu
An ( lirislinas Pjihhch Iy
l M il A N O K L l fs* Ire, an.
In *l< o h o lk h a r* n m r |,os Anpalat
■ic s i- .l i> -i*y , Ihe m o rn in g a fte r
liana t*ml«
of C h ris tm a s rrle h ra t11,* |( * f l m ilitary B t . le i, i Im • hies d i f
intr.
IVh *s *me<) 1’ N Im o tw l " y *i
V e i’ tn n t—-f * n ffic lo l.i sehl tha*r
nl
i K m *.*, the I Itsitwal
t ■••*
1 ,. p u ll ,|t n o llla ir f o i l * ! o lll nl
I
ami >l».inn’ lc*l a ** *’ 1 it
I D - 1 C hi,c> m lh * I h n ln l Nalnm *
I h r f i t I ...m niim it bln** “ * •
* spr. |, I in fa ll ■nnttsshei* along
lh * W th I 'n a lM in w e tte in «»i
r rn 1 i.il K m ra w h 'i* 'h r Common
fra* si nWH’ I all I In* *% g . |n D n ctln
i l l ?r r w • s i* inssi*.! in t lif n g lh
Mr
% r n • # » ff
Ini O ’ *
«s • • M.s an.l tea IK U .I,, «| |fW«
r h n . In t I'a lp ln e bfnadcasi
f*bH I f f i i i
in f*tn tn r ni’ l h, n d In T r ly n hv hytsd” M en*
t a r who* R*d
tH '4f
Kr
I t »*‘ *■!* I
f i t A t 'i i - v. did o..l
t iilf fi#
III r t iln a i. c ii M do If t il* IP’ A * An
f t uaRaaid V • m I >*i i il« » l
ro w band is tr m lln g ftn m aoy'b
• a t lr t n
M ltm sstd*
»tsd nm tb
•a s te rn lo w * ta s lw n td Into northf r n Im llsna and a o ilth rm Mt-H t n t t l i i l
|g a n
The ■now naeniit trouble
f o r lia iifp o ita tlo u
' * w k t r t and
m o b u t'ts bn* fu n f * t lid s who
f o il mi sle*D, to b o g g a n -. <k|i and
am i skates nml»i rb -i* Chtlalmoa
;
•• **
1 l» e fl,M a r m *
N e lu ra lly lh * y I lk * to f r * |
th a t lh» m ilita ry ttra m h Ih r *
>a tlw lr tl»a* In *MII h'«n**
n nulmmlrd a llt« r * llt* * l<* f|to
ta l n i o f t lr r t tha t n*»*» o n trh
Ih o hand Ihal fr o d t Ih -to
I t {* at l*a*t an oyan !•* I that
II
f I #•(an ! ' |p r f If** 1
I f 'h a t* It a » r* a l w a r y * l ’ i
f n u |h ( In A»la hy
k m n lfa n ^ ^ 11 !*■ f ald*f»* f *11| h . *W-|»n l it • I f ifI** *I <A»I
I r m a * Ih * hooflwata o f a i * h i " t j* i* ffi rtit'if* ft-m i V5 •M n b rf*iif*!*A n a rlc a n
hone
r a v a lr r
w ill •*1 r h lM ir n In ^ A iifa n l m i l v M n b *
th u n d tr a rro tt I ha p la in t and M r M i l *
f t «*n ft-fMl |* I f
9*t f t on V M * *
V.* ••
v iiH n *
«*■«! Hurt1
K
- A sA i V ii
M
had th *
Y n ik
mason
n f Ih
* f g. tfrgtee#
th a t# Mils sea
r CHhet overnight low temper
M u re *
if.elif-i. rt
th
twluw
nt
u lt fit*. M a rl*. M ic h ,i ,M l*e) V , t f lh u r
>ald e s t llf l
e at H lam atrk. N D . ll» b *
H>. r l i . - c * have ro w m ltte ii m o te '
■ I Duluth, M inn ; I'd b*lnw at
tha n I ,.’1*11,**** e e t'io n tioo pe to
IM cnsalto na l f a ll s , M in n | fiv e
t|.
Korean campaign,
balnw si M ln tivw im lts Nt. I'a itl.
I'* ill*d p a ll.tn in Mia K m eon.
M inn, ; |7 below a t WllliatoUs N.
Iktn irls
m il k . H lM
«»»s (an*
*>sc t>; f'hinpae t»sip|e vidiin ]
. • o ils from .Hie insuieot r *
*1*1 .
Jaeksonvllte g a te w a y to Ih r w in H v le
i f| ’■**♦■• 'a**1 t< .........
of a g im sa i'-n t ij Ain*?!(a r teaml land, had 17 atvive. %• S» |#m 'I f f i i V ev***
9 t t i| ii
• at* t iu t » iislta ts," (Thu a *id
w h ile Miami te p t*rtr*l M t It h o i l i f l t » f f w * p y v M t f i f H 1 *
Im
“ T h * Chtuece |v< |*t* have llm *
du rin g Iasi n ig h t at A m a rillo , lips W( lit «'»tl*»||*fs
end again > 'i|iir . ie tl th e ir .Ira n *
•**••'!’ fnm tW II W # '
i«h and S3 at E l 1‘asro, Tea.
W orm w a rn in g s were posted
\ \ 1.1 , Ih so Hvt SSinahlo- l.* I , * , | f ni o a e ltk m v n t o f the K otan
mm la k e M lrh tg n n
T h a t* wear * * * * * r r * . r n l * 't l« ah, 1 I h . h* w a r hut th im perm ltsta slnt>t**in
N « h wind* anal ft*> |u en l snow r N c Is tn Vvy VS’ IR U h, . pa I I l, . . i Iv le jo e le tl n p e a rrftil se1ll*tnent.
"W e d ill Imp*' ST*** tha t *h*
■aualls Cold w aves w e t* fotaI I . , a| t '. l , , , , N
V ti-,« ln - ll,i|a l
b u l l * sad r - s J t * * . Thp |„,|y ,t|rl|a o K ntva n w ar ran ■w lf lly achiree
a * *h * liw ol R a lv s li" " Aeaow es- pesr*.
"W e Insist that a ll
fo reign
te n d * to t ea .bsttv ood | V - " *■
g w lftlv
w tth iirn w
m on o n lh a t* n p « - r 1 , stile ke n tro o p , in u *i
• ■ m il• the fo ltte r o f w hU h a * t f iu o i K .'tea and th a t the d aW*«l** 1*11, * • • s i r * , lo *
a id nro vl ■>r a ffa ir* o f k t t t r must he hy
K ore an * I k m w lio s .
■law, | | | , i I '. a t o lu IS*Itlls o -Th*
tCol.MWtmUl t Re
T h * prisoners a* the C ltv and
p u h lk o f Cltlna m u rt have Ih rh
(V w tn'y '*11 wee* v ts lle it h> Caw
Icg ittm a l.- ’-.at in lh # I 'n it r d Na
( . I n W M I 'm * and each received
g if t s o f f r u it ,
"IT, 8- aggressive fotcea must
C h ild ,vo o f A ll boots M n th o lk w llh d ia w
fn u it
l a i n an
t lu f
C h u rch enhaarawl a N * w arty v h *" ' IW’lM t ”
fns Sh«o> e ,,H *. »• (flM W H h t»«
Chu*s
r t iu M k r
were
ms*ie
N a ts "H ava disclosed Ik a l Ih e A ll Mont a Ct» •* • • *be
against a s w iftly <hanging Kne
r'*,*b
Sal’
iu
la
*
a
p
u
s
s
n
u
*t»ol<
p o litic a l n o r m ilita ry t o
es?* *c*n*
tal n tu ld have Had IH# ria ia * H M te l -Hit wtfs* o f - s o le
One# s ta in C am m untsl* ran
.
r*.l
h
u
ll
»n*1
a
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o
f
'h
e
a
n
,
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,
a
I Influ ence upon Ike mo
I r t 'l l ’-’l a ll o f Snath Kntww, that
|>
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.
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.
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d
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ISm
i decision u a d o rlyia g Red
1 . llf n f Ike m o n U e n u t h o f 3*.
ro n s m llm e n l
of
her and Is pteahlenl o f Iho eluh
T h is was the d iv id in g lin e art
M » o r? * N * c A rth u r sabi.
up hv Ihe D nilsvi M a le s and RusE ig h th A rm y and n f f lli- a n v such s e m ly s IH * , * • * # • ( ! '•
.ta fo r occupation a fte r Ihe a!e■ N- u n its met poo r i fu l f**tlv n w . liv ’ e J » I | I - ' ,'I l" - »
f fc o t I’f Japan in iVoald W sr II.
A lt a d t t ’ n u s rn m p M e ti S un
..ah adost and w ith a ll u n its le day Ihe rvnraratlnn wf th e ir las!
• * • ! - ! * • >nlacl
T m l k n - ts * no ih e enesnv** f t * " l * It .m ghukl in N o rth Korea, a t
foeod him N* dteSAe HI* foseec «o,t the p o rt Ituugnan*
R w * M L * w o o le n M * a f b t t .
R
M l'K D E H C lIA R ff K I l K O m i U
J A C K U n N V fl I
Dec ’« '/T>
T h * aeeond ile g rre m urder rase
o ja in t l T. M Zukor o f Davtcma
Reach was dropped by A u ia la n l
flo llr litu W illia m II M arvev
In
r r n n iiia l r m ir t o f teeortl lo ffa r,
M atvey aahl th a t Zuknr
was
r t lia n g r t l ftn m liis w ife at Ihe lim e
n f t h r k illin g amt that they have
•luce rernneijed W ithout her teatlm o n y. It* a,td, h r had no ease.
/.u kot wav rh a ta rd w ith shoot
in g h i*
h m lh e r-ln -la w ,
Tesldlo
Male, Iasi J u ly when H a l* visited
Ihe Zoknr home to e f f * r ! a rrrn n ctllaMon
llB P B N S E D E I,A Y
1’ A R IH . I*e» "A —lA't—Comoutnt«ls tra in e d r ilh ('"iia e tv a llv e s loday In ih e N a ttn nsl Assembly and
• on a delay in the debate on
E ta n *e ‘a i*a *m *m » n t.
The cabinet o f t're m ie r
Ren#
r ir v e n agreed t e 'u 'la n t lr lo d *
la v t h r tlrk a le u n til tom orro w , a),
though I 'lr v r n told the asaemtdv
II already hail to rn delayed loo
long.
rriifk Train Derailed
In rraxli WithKreighl
n.
S
RiHonAny Takes
N t 'K r o
/ \ r r t 'H t c f l
II hoI io m S t ,HH> f M . *»•**
tep-’fle ,| th*V anuarsyl k»4 PfOi H * J the ? k ,« tM r ami that she
wa - In a h rtilre d ctsodiUnp when
bro ug ht In la d T hisw horn* a fte r
the s h m d tn r Ihe husband died a t
a local lu v m ila l
C aptain B o r T ill * ' sivi I 's l is t man C> It, U s s w t m vrsligsted th o
shmdlne which wra* dews w ith •
.33 ta lih r i' p M td .
A n s tts r shiv tin g |,* A r4*cv n t
Ikw .
An arguawnt stent *
truck
parked near French Arewue and
Orlando Drt*m Kd In Ihe s tre e t
« f tw o men. Doss Victor (tad U s e d
I.IN E V IL L K , l a . tV c ? d - iA T
— T I.- Lo* A ngelo* houed " Im . i
p e n a l.” n a r k B u rk Island B .ili
ro a d pas-cngei tra in , plowed in to
th e yvar end o f a stalled fre ig h t
neat th is l n s s M i o . m i l h o ld e r
tsswn today, f iv e per swns were
h tM p ila llte d w ith in ju rie s and 3 i
o th e r* suffered m in o r ruts.
Tho tw o -u n it diesel locom otive
* f the spooling "Im perial" was
Hurled from the track hy the
im p a rl. I t caught fir e hut it*
■•vet el v In ju re d
engineer
and
fire m a n were rem oved and taker
In a hospital. A m a il rle ,k and
t » „ w om rn passenger’ na the
** lm p * rla t" were hospitalised w ith
(••s e t in ju rie s.
T he rmntar rnhnnse and *1« ears
" f the fredoht r*tt*d up. f o n t
hngrage and m sd -» ,• *.n
■
" Im p e ria l" le ft the ra ils hut th *
IP roaches were not damaged
and were re ro u te d to Kansas C ity
o ve r soother ram i.
Former ZiesrflHd
These Cars A re Surprisingly Roomy f
They A re Economical. Dependable,
And Available
survived hy her m *tN*» and s
U r , M rs. W asrvrlv Gate o f
la a tic CMy. N . J . He ts M the
■ H r wwa a N a m *i showgirl t«o.
T h * H c D ee sM t had li'* -! at Ihe
h a W HI ( 9 f h w t h . t?cvt fo r
PHONE m
FOR A TRIAL RIDE
ran bo put on the toad to feeling
better.
ThU D Mr. Mnod'a aU tetm nt:
"Before I slorted taking HADAand
COL 1 was eery nereoas
.... ■
sleepy a ll the tim e . Reetn* like no
m a tte r how much sleep I trie d te
get. It didn't aro*k—I would Joit
to ** and tu rn a ll n ig h t. Then la
the daytim e I w oald ha g r o flT
and sleepy—I ju s t fe ll m laersbk
a ll the tim e. I t re a lly g o t ■»
d«wn I was Isaaide m yaelf w
know ing Just ayhat to do, Th**
i.rse day 1 heard How IIA D A C O L
hod helped m any o th e r folks.
£
"N o w n f l* r ta k in g ( bottles «f
IIA D A C O L , I g e t a srondrrful
n ig h t s sleep and never wake »P
oars d u rin g th * n ig h t. I'm not •
b it nervous aay m ore tritber. I«
fa r t, rig h t now I fe*1 be tte r thaa
I have ever fe lt In m y Ufa, thaaks
to IIA D A C O L ."
Yea, IIA D A C O L Dwaa M»*P
thousands n f f in * fn lka who were
Vitamins R I. B?. N ia cin and Ir w
s u ffe rin g fro m
HrCiriencie* as,
IIADACOL la wm ndarful in tba
w ay it buiMa up Urn hcmogloMa
content o f y o u r hl«od (w h e n I n *
is needed) to c a rry thane piweiom
V itam ins and M in e ra ls to every
organ, and every p a rt o f y m j
hooy Today, even hundreds sf
doctor* a rt irc o m me ratin g HADi A C O t, to th e ir p a tie n t*.
Vast Owo | | T a Y aa raa lf
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"Just • • n o d . " In s is t on gwitd**
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T o Protect lh » I ’ r t c f nf the K m M i
To I ’ lo m o lr the P i t f i f i i nl A m e rica .
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Ifu r a tft
C l r n t« p a rtly r lo u d r (n n in th
p o rtio n through T h n r n t ij, Cold*
r t in e rtirm e n o rth Cooler In
rem ainder of n o rth portion Ih u r* d * * . Illliitw iw
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Temple.
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and the Ovietfo M e lh o d irt f horch.
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Funeral *e rvlce* w ill Iw con
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tom orro w w ith Rev. Cllenn E.
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W A S IIIN H T O N . Dec. r - f / P l A move to promote Ihe late 14.
Ceneral Walton If. W alker to the
* grade of full general ha* been
atartrd hy Senator Lyndon John*nn ( I) T e«).
W alker w * . rewrrmanoer of the
Eighth d r tn y In ( o r t * when h#
w a* k ille d laat Saturday In a feep
accident near Seoul. ! ! • had been
a realdenl o f Belton, T e*.
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up a “tru* Tegan,
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L e g io n
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French Assembly
Begins Debate On
Defense Program
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MacArthur Reports
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Truman Appoints
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Sen m o le County I'H a m lw i ..f Conitn tl«* Scoot* ...............H im »ti«»n
original plrtrn piopntal hy pulling
f u r ler- In n io rto w n flrriu m o fim n | *
................... t ,
M e m b e r s h ip
S h r i n k s 8tl>0 tn BtOO o'clock nt it * new re. ■ * I f I D L I 1-01111111-1 C C I L - w ii, o tin *1* " t *0ir i ■ mt * f tit at
that tmnh into thr ririhnary hudgrt
ii r ef
due lor debate later
T o
H a lf
O f P a r t y eeption room ati-i o ffii-e * I i , uled
p a t i m c fti / W a c k t i
S ll-.r
h f *« ♦ »-* •!• li.tllln.M t
aero** the hall from It
former
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o f I'm mnmifit P ir
T h r rearm am ent budget la on
I J C D 1C 8 A I I f W n f i t in Of * l*r
S tre n g th
In
1 9 4 8 -lim it* i - In M"- i-Mtn t f e n tr i
t ill*
llo *\ n i» c h a ll mao **f th r
ly Ihe money th y n a tio n l» lo
'lan ag ei )kl W hitney I —1*>- of
i
j t >j f
«i ,r <*f M niP - mm K uonif f >mJ rtt
"p en d In Im p ro vin g H , home de.
frred a eordial Invitation to thv t t t \ * i i:#T"|te*
N E W YO RK. P er. 27 ( T ' i
# I f H rftita iif* . l*oi*l *t»»i^*.
fenaea. I t comparca w ith about
mrrn)»rr*hip, tanrUU and fnrn*U in
fl •
*-*»rr-t ■ I ff -d *' tlb » m If.
He i* 4 t r n i t f r o f r o f i i f l l H ot
$«.00.000.00*' a p p ro p ria te d fo r the T lte A m rtK a n C orom unttl P atty,
.w l'
" B,‘ * .......................... j i r . -f t.n ,a , «na
t»1«* i v f f . t t v
th r A n» ^lif»*t M l't» i*l
« i w purpoae t u t yea r.
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hetef by m *m heribip »r*d I m m r u l
.
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to
t t'- t f - 'e r
a lo p . e
r ret.
*.*i :U w irii ( t i i n i i r tl* f Hr * V t.-ild
France U e itlm a te d to he ipendTI
m- M o iiifa U l M l i f f *
........
.
...
liiM n iii.i for i* | il» l i e . lo an
w-urne, and il» leader, fa rin g j«d
VV 4t hr Mu t» r#t»tnit* «*ti tlir V f i
I n r almn»| an erjual am ount fn r
* ill in n v f in fo I h f m r ilB t t n ffi
n ln t illr d Rua.iati ,p* rln p *»»itr
#»i i*> t j, f f let ih r P K \iin v
th e w a r In Indnehlna and fo r m ili Irrn n . open, li t 13th RtennMl N a Ui
iiMKIi h*irr H
if****
o r t in fin m ill i n ho h n 4 , 1.1
piif Hip tin U * '
«t. h* *» ■ •
t a r y eapetuea In *ueh oversea tio n a l Convention here tonight
•'♦■dnojirtf r •
lo lo * i* a t- |r i| |o lln^m a «* unlit
fm i* triMiitliv ». •• »(r*u id **' th*
t e r r it o r le t aneh a * A lg e ria and
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make e , p ln , l, r fio tti garbage,
Ih e rrtnvenlion w ill liegm **|t|i
\ * i v \ t r lif l
u In- h »m* tr.' .» • i
Morocco.
A n ticip a te d
Am erican
*t»f r i «IIIl«< r fif f ***ttltl»i i * *" ir»*i
lo- ant M r,, tu n Ite m ing I on
| | «« iMMI.ofi**
t- illir , in M a n h tlla nt . llo H o n i'i< im f m i n th»* f r o n t l o u r l i \
n id w ill Iw in a d d itio n to (heap ps u h lit
g a le llo* le -tim o ri* in h r , - r
* .f iff If I. -i **l iiilii.iti ♦f* • * r . ||
a m o u n t*.
llrn n s
arut in H rnoklyn if i I m n n in fr r Nrpnmt* t Ii #• r n i r \
• *ieil «la* on llo- a iliip a , -ta u d
atuI « ji ii f f utt i*nni»*r «t f i t 41*1*11
F R A N K F U R T . G e rm a n y. Her. p a rty can fin d a H ireling | i| * t r ft"™ the o ffire o f M i
t «m
•l
t lir p tr in r * • ci nI of her
hr fm r h»* Mliilftif n fmvikt't im
m
27— (JV\— U. 8. h ig h Commia*i»n- ihere. O w ner, ol a halt w h rrc II,.- IllU ce. ,e * -irln t\ tn Mt W lu llt
lo r m r i Ii0*1*4nil. a mo tim e
T **1 1, fl !tt \
** llo**- p liv iile u fft..- h»« In i n i
e r John J. M cCloy aaid today he
t o *i i me1 1 1- Department econo*
N'rtffu.ui \rn ifM it. th r hi * \U'* »
had been in ilru e le d to regard di»- Itr'KiUyn tally * 1 1 1*1 l*e llaged * it ion - *1 cif f anil w h ich ha, *
itii* l l i i m ington ,11. r lrn ird to
ic till Alf*h.«'<M|t|or tit S|Milfl(
•
eitaaiona on W r it G e rm a n y '* role r a n t r llr d the reservation ye.le nlav -loont.
i V m l i n k lr«1rral g* m il |ory
y* it|*«|rnv*1 in l l f f f i f i l r r , 1 'iir* • ••*
In European defrnae a* urgent, The •m a ll, w p a ia tr r a l lir i rn n lra il
th a t h r r i r r * . o a m. tnlt. r of
C o n fro n tin g the v i. it o r n i» u .
mm* f nf flu- ifitrrv rfM m * (!»(*•«< *ln ,
re g a rd le ** n f propoaat* fn r fourI' i l l *
rniirifVY h i t h f r f i t i | t | r t ■1 .
h\
w ith Iw o y e a it ago when ll ir |g|l,li< te rtn g i , n nt-W w a ll m u ra l n l ■ llo- f ........
I>ower ta lk*.
c o lo rfu l i rp c am) p *lm tree nan •
l vmil t !ti1111ififi 41 - rh "i»if• » 4 f
(o n v ro lm n w a, held in M aJuoii r-l hy Mt
H r told a year n f ne w * ro n '
G iH e h e ti t'ro w e ll. af u fr r 1
M W YORK. lb .
.»/ tR 'i
enee th a t he hoped im p -.ria n t ta lk* S«|liaie Ciatden.
I n -n tii Sanford n i l i . t The .r»Thr Mmlrhl rfiv rt fitiiru*
**t
W dl * iff* W
Rrifiiitiflnff
(rMfii' f
w ith the We»t G erm an govern
|»* * I»*|| lit
.In r I * •
II
The r a llle j, ho w e err, w e ir « v f ia t it r - a |i» it;*to u o d o f la ig r i
1 rtfllRiffi 4 | I* Milt tor fit I rtiMtn J, l/M* It* 4 l"IM tfr Him ft I' *
• og rap h* -if S an foid and fieniln
m ent would la- re tim ed im m edia
t* •
l»r..<t|f| lift "liVMf* rr| n||f n r Ir V| Hi \ Irttn* j'fnj tn W * ahtli,' * »’
te!*- a lte r the h o lid a y t r * m n , and pee tad It* he ju it a backdrop for Count v
ad-led that the ta t) » w ould "tin t the real b in ir.r* ) o f the con ret i
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The main nfflre ha
rn rfti * I fttMffv \g
f I * *• t
. l " • t ^ ci
*4*|f fo r nlrtMlf t '* f * s»«» •♦•Hi f fir
tw lim ite d by cnn uidera tlon of a lio n - "e lo w d door" v e x io m at vhflv*
nr,ip lurhltoi* and venal* i
It t v tip t ill • * *|p*im ! «•f t f ilttfffilM llI
lltlr Mf 'in p rd n r f»f r m li* .
m ill
fo u r power rnnferenee.”
w h ich the CommunDI high m m Mitvl* of partrl green ,had< *
I ’-itlV UKU tl^f '!i»p
|r g » t|f» m ” K o r i l l i*f 41 th i i im r
In re»pon*e to a tp te rr McCloy m a tiil w ill errhange view on Ih r
Th* front notch and ch air* lu*'>
aald anv agreement rea rhe d at the fu tu re o f the alirunken p a rly
M i % A im M td. v I l f i**if*^tf*t», 4i* !*•» • » hr hut hr**n (hr V«»|* ! in iJ i
l*ecn palntr.l Itv the Chatnlier
(twBllBgM
it « |
tiru p o te d meetlrn.* o f th e Unite*!
The*e r t e r u t lv r *e u io n « w ill la- Conun-rre. and the C ity rc irn *l. 1ir«Mlllltn(* Mllttrt
4f ItPf f f*f »!!•* *
u ta le ,, R rita ln , France and R in held at p la re , not yet announced had the niltaide **f the
hulhlm - I t . i. lt ih il * |K-fv*i i > t m i.
*»*! t in t
NEW C IT IZ E N S
ata w ould not Iw at th e r*p e n *e of R e p o rt» w ill be liiu e d at Ihe rl-v.e p a in t,.I ohile, and planted f|n
Mr. and Mr*. I firm * Vf*vp
(ii I fl IB R r m ill if |fui htM (tic l»f
o f earh day'* w o rk , a p a tty er, and two palm tre e , in ftonl
G erm any.
pu rrh a te d « home al IIH5 I ju ret
"W e
have d e m o n itra te d wa •p o ke ,m a n Indicated,
u,*k * »n# in Pc * **( llir f fimfni|flt*t
Avenue
Diey ale l-iro o * •>,!
have her InterenU de ep ly in m ind."
C om m ui’ IM leaden, are fro n t
IS itV 4»i*I itijtlv r il »n* I " . f t »r« V dent* nf New T’otk Sla-c oral
N e w S h e d T o B e B u ilt
ly w o rrie d by a drop o f f in duehe aaidS y ta iu ,* vhrte the) -turiged tn
nn |I m I
T ha U. S. H igh Comml»»lonet paym ent.i, declining ro rm h e rd iip
A I
F a r n i c r ’ rt M a r k e t
fanning ■ml la inlil), >•) l cm
n * r I I f t 4 * -fi) i11 fi f 'if11f»(il*Hi
made it plain, how ever th a t he and l b - d iffic u lty In in a iu ta in liu rype eted e ffo r t, to reach derUkm * Ihc p a rty organ, the D o ily Work
f»o l r* 11 l - 'lm f 4 fr*|p t i l f*»i*rt
Con • toet loo on Ihe main ,t>
R ltK E N IE IH I s
•'u n fo rtu n a te for G e rm a n y " would er.
•if liie K anfnnl F a n n e r* A u d i- 1 l»»rv, »f f i i i f f l nf Iviru* l* - t May
•Jileeiiie Ihe Lion -tic.l at ll t r
come fro m M*e flu ta la n *.
T h te e y c a l* ago Ihe P art* l-n a ti-l on a I I acre tra c t one m il.
*’ (h i
lr> * Iri9p .il ^*» * i i i | 111rv lift** wtlirn tl|M- o ld age n f | i F rkla
M rC loy u ild he i-e lie v rd German claim ed a nw inhcrohip o f 100,1*10 «**Uth of the c ity l i m it , nn the Hi
San fin d /o n One o f t(,, favor II*
• til
Iir
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F i l l C h ie f J Edgar Hoover re lamb* high w ay I* due to - t a il ab-mnnimata al I h r /*e i, die ■a the
cently put the Intal at .15/4*1 the fu e l of January, C It llaw .m
mother o f tw o generation* of
nl*
C H R IS T M A S C A N D L E
l a * l apring. an nfficlal party re r hail triton n f tho |ifn j**r(, nn«| fl
f l i f *lik»li(, liifin H Ir M i l R fffi- j Ii»»n»,
A U rg e candle made h y A rth u r P**rt nn meml-er»hlp gave nn over
W illia m *, Im ild ing ch a irm a n , an
K lre h h o /f, te itn n o f H o ly Cro»» all flguro Gut did admit a 17 per im iim ed tivla y.
' ............. 1 , , U
V" " T
M H IG E fll S t . l n lt f . 1
F o ic rn p a l Church, w a * I II *1 the
(('•a lia n e * I I I Paaa at* I
The thed, milnling • « ,! and we-t. I -in ......
I eai-iic u t I 1 inert
I I If] A N G E L E S , Dec 27 I/I’i
f'h r U tn ta * p a rty o f th e Sunday
w ill Im almul #110 feet from thr imr* ^ till
lien hr WtM G n ig e n u i fie n rg e I. now t lir legal,
School,
f il'F A T S P E A K E R
highway. It wilt m en.ore 40 l*v l<»
The candle. f*H in eh e, high. I*
4 H u 1 MIOUlli rtiplrnt .tn*l Lc |»l(^ a i w ell a* p lo f c , .innal, natll*’ of
V oile W illia m * J r« R anford at feet and the attclinn idock will
Ihe Mint,riled w re d h -t Hf liar) It
fo u r ir*rh«* in d ia m e te r and ha* lo rn e y and new Mate rrp re .e n ta Inrated at one end. T in , w ill Iw i|„ lie *11#1Rr*IW l-illirt) lh-- Daily,
-hanged In court y> le td a v from
a nne-fnurtH Inch w k k . The flam * liv e fro m th i* d l * lr k t . w ill tie initial unit.
del dial lie. lierirH. IlHT George Raymond Wagner
4*1
ID
Shr
i- b I khiI five Inrhea h ig h and It Ihe gueai tpeaker a t the MethoThe land frontage nn the h(r*
loir w ife , (Ic ily , «a|,| HGenrgeM I* the
b u m * about an Inch
___ o _f candle
_____ d U t M en '* Cluh auppei a t Me wav wijl lie made available In feate r 4tft+ 4 Comnium t |l|it Iw
on ly Inal name th e ir tw o rh ild te n
k (If f i l # •111
•f •*•#»
an hour. I t w a* a to u re r o f much K ln le y lla ll, Thuraday n ig h t al for^ filling dallnn, or reataurati1
know.
In le rra t to the c h ild re n ._________ 7:00 o'clock.
S tockholder* now num ber 1|7
m ote atock I I now l*elng wild, an t W p i ’ I h ' I h I D r i i l l i T o l l
a , «*on a , re u u irrm rn ta ate met
In c rc n s c H T o
IC Irv rn
the ta le , w ill rea»e, «aid M r l>«*.
ton.
T A LEA IIA H H L L . In * . 27— 'AN
F lo r id ,''
l'h » t,in ia ,
ll-dldav
c a n u a i .t y l i s t
wrekend tia fftr death toll In
IV A H IIIN O T O N , Dec 27 i n ;
A D cfrniu- D epartm ent Mat (N.. iVPBIf*| In t|eV«d I fhla y .
Tha
i lorida llig h w i* / Patrol
IH7 I today reported 7.7 ia ,u *llo
I f IN | K IN , Re’ / (<T) S<111L ml Yarrl d c tc -ln c t , —I , v
I
By A S S O C IA T E D PRESS
Numbing r«M. w ith reading* aa low a , 13 helow re io , hit
Of Ihe total, |7 were killed, lu a ld the I I were kdle-l Itetween tire *rwn*t o| a w ru l w . lr li, |*o«itb|e due to the h ttrk y m a t.h e r. . , l . „
F rida y and m id n ig h t
12 woundod, nine in la yin g and five ft I*. M
the I I n v m I and Kart today. Frigid A r r l k a ir rotated Ih e e n llte
M onday In addition three jno»r b r t l ll.r h iilo tic S tour -.1 Scour from W r.tm m rtrr Abbey rh m lm a t
injured.
r " « f / r r rru « the Rock lea |« ihe A tlantic aeahoard. w ith the e *.
day.
accident* yealer
The amall l i d reunited from were
reptiem of Florida. T h e MMwe*t, w h k h haa had w latery weather
f ’oftte *p (w a lrd (or td e n liftra lm n " I lf»r S w m iiM'l# H fltli If
ilijr.
f o r M a r ly (w o mowlha. chalked up Ike roMe.1 tra d in g , of Ihe
holiday e ffect nil f n li r t l . n l corn
' “
T he la l* l fa ta la lie * '-rin g the wa i found near th r Royal t ’o ro -f
•eaenn In many area*, and not moeh w a rm in g wa* In p rw p e rt
p ila tto n by ihe D e partm ent an I
I « m * 4 m I# I v. T W fflld a ir M v H l*i on I k f h ftU of
«ooo,
di-| not n e re ,,a rily re fle ct a arid- lo lu l fn r December to 75, and nation r h * lr fro m u n d n w h lrh the Scot land lost in HtP mu imt of
the ton I for Ihe year In V.'tR—a 154 pound—th a t'* Ih r w rlg h t o f
■tnmra which hlankuted murk nf the Mldwe.1 and Baal. Free*lng
den rrd n rtln n In K orea l.a tll
I7t»7
new record
temperature* were prevalent In the aoulh. while *uh-i#rw readramiallieu.
f lr ia l, now g ive — rliu n k o f xam lW ith tlie Stone b rlirv r-l ,t tl I
tarot y r.rr kfr |>rt»<m* w ere k i l l atone, * y m M o f Scott lull »«ver- a-oilti of the G irder, police con
la g * were e *« m a n acrana Ike northern t |* of . l a i n front ihe
liUCll 1-BjB '(P’flMVWill f (|.i
ed
d
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rin
g
December
to
b
rin
g
th
r
c
lg
u
ty
fn
r
more
than
1
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y
r
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r
,,
T U R K E Y IIO N U S
tinned to block atl north-hound
w a* drn gg rd.
Mure than !f¥ l c m p l- iy h - ir ye a r’a to ta l up In 077.
road*, rtoppiui* nn-l tratching
The a ta ln le i* » tr r l tim e piere car, and truck*. Other detail*
n f Ihe F lorida Pow er and l/g h t
Hy AtU M KTATED PRESS
T il \ I N D E R A IL E D
had an old b ro w o leather a)rap wnlrhrd
airp o rt*,
while antiCold Arrlie A ir. tefl behind by Santa C t.u . a* he iped bark f ’n , received tu r k e y , fur t 'h r i '
L A W T K Y . llo .. Dee. 2 7 - ( 7 1 - and yellow m etal h u rk lr
m a* d in n e r* said II 11. r - lr m n n ,
*mugg1er patrol* rruDed th*
In Ihe North f ole. hrt wridr areai over (he rtite m half ol ihe
m anager Ip a ll, 3.400 employee* T w e n ty .fn iii car* nf pho ,id iatr of
Scotland
Y ard
invert Igator* Tliame* River.
natron today.
(N ica r !!r,ln » n l
A ir
Line al*o anught w |tne,,e« who may
in the ila t e rere ived the ta rty a
Mi** Wrndv Wood, 57 year-old
northbound freight were derailed have •rrn a man and woman with
.U T
°(
'W H i'lT ••»« • ! the Rockiei M rd*.
leader of the Scott'ih P*trtot»,
In the Atlantic #*«ebnerd— but
here today. Nn one w a* h urt.
a .m ail car In the vicinity of (he
F lo rid * eueaped Um ritiTI.
*
Seaboard n ffirla l* at Galne*- Abbey juat before dawn T h rlrt- Aronrlatlun, who aaid the helped
■r h r the m ldw e.t whkh
PO STPO N E M E N T
engineer an t»t),urce*»fu| plot to
Thu winter-weary m ldw ta t reel iwa had little relief from cold
said
I raffle
over
the ma*.
The Seminole C o tin lv
S im tl*- vllle
ed under th * ley b lu t a which w * * t h * r for nearly tw o month*. man A u o rlatlon 'a annual meeting, road would la- lied up fo r ap
The w e ig h t-liftin g c u lp rit* are (rile the Stone in UJ37, broke out
brought Um rolduat woather of
Lion
RampanU-Srotland'*
Thu frig id weather followed ached uled for Thuraday. h a, been proxim ately 15 hour*. In the itellrved to he S c n tlith p a trio t! the
Ih e * —aon deep In to gub-scro irvowitorm * over much o f tho mid postponed until « later date, it meantime. Gain* will lie routed who ataged th e ir hold and a rd u - national emhlrm— at her m ilage
level*— t * many a r*# *. N o t much
venture
spurred
by
the near Saten, in Argyllihire. She
was announced by George A. Maf- through G *ine,vllle over the A t- nu*
MVMttM n* rag* r*ar)
l.i” *le r « * , i Line track*.
w a r a i o f « u la prw p o et lam ed lfe tt, prey (dent.
d re a m i
"f
lb "
Independence
Communist Party C. Of C. Will llnltl Divorced Wife Of
Holds Convention
RpminS‘ onBrand.s
In Small Rallies ......... „ ..... .. H i m Communist
lV
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i,v
R O K
i .c .itlc i
I e lls
Scotland Blockaded In At t empt
To Retrieve Historic Scots Slone
Soil (nnsiTvalimi
Improves ^:»Im* Of
Hit'll Prirril ('ileus
t f*. i frttillilng ' 1
M*
i,
th e nil
t r c ld n r
re f ie r i#
p t a r 'lr *
tl io g ,
'
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.,i . .i. i ■ 11 | 1
leaving in-*et ->f 'h i plan t
nn th r m r fa c e Tt>r grove
th r r a r r a m t ro n *rrv*lltH t
w h lrh
31*
fTi»* cell i ,
'ir
Jacob e ii -b-cleirl
‘w n n f n r r l
W i- .ilh c r
H ig h y*» te rda y 77
| rtw today 52
R ain y e rtfrd a v n t l"eh
T o ta l (lee ra in *1 7 'o-h»*
N o rm a l Dr.
r a in
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T ltu
W
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l A C KSO N V II l . r „
A tla n ta
(l|* n t* rk
H o ,to n
G btcagn
D enver
D e * Molne*
E r e , no
F t. r * u l
N r w York
W a'hin gH m
F o r t Myer*
M rliio u rn r
M ia m i
Pentacola
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T O D A Y 'S
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Mat. 11:70.
How To Stop Rackets
Herald
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SjwakiiiK uf organized gambling *nd other racket*,
Senator CliniTeri W. Tobey uf New Hampshire, member of
the Senate ( ‘rime Inventiunting Committee, said:
“Any noverign stata in the nation can atop thin
tomorrow morning if it wnntn to, tmlena there in colluftion a lo n g the line We ought to be indicting Rome pub
lic officials."
The t iiit It ot tho • words does not need to wait for
substantiation in the r> jmrt of the committee. It is known
lo innsl rackoteers and most officials. Illegal gambling can
exist only w ith the lib" sing of officials. It would have no
customer
w ithout general Knowledge of its operations,
and any operations which are generally known are bound
to be known to |M>lice and officials. They could stop them
if they wanted to.
Sometimes officials are corrupt, and accept payment
for the protection o f gambling, even of other criminal ac
tivities. Sometimes o fficials are not bought off, hut toler
ate gambling because they honestly believe that the people
want it. If protests and complaints are few, the suspicion
arises that they are rig h t. In any case, the responsibility
comes back to the (ample, who get the kind of officials and
the kind of law enforcement they demand.
IIIIIL F . V E IIS K
id rig h t and d r r r n l
rom psrrd w ith Ih r
anil «in. Mv Vok* I*
burdrn la lig h t . —
_
H ic k o ry and llo n r> « u rk lr
(F rom th e Am erican M vu’uryp
There's a f a ld f in m y garden
S om etim e* help* my (■•'art »
ha rd e n ,
W in ii a s trip lin g h irk u ty tree
S tra ig h t a* any g ro w th m ay (><■
Was em braced in deadly 'w in e
llv a h o n ry s u rk lr vin r.
ilir k n r y It* r>''ni pursurd.
Every s p rin g t in* fit*lit renewed.
H ill l l i r a11 f fiw-xtine *w«-rtn**s
K n i y t | n t t» w ith in ',I*- r iin i'
id pti-n i i *
W ind* ti tu u itd i|n e entangled,
Ilir k n r y w ill rutin In- strangled.
Now* M y ii n tu fade and buckle
V icto ry fn r hu lip yiu rklp.
Many y r a r i I watched tin* |ia n ,
M utua lly m urdem u* th p r*.
W hat's th p m ural you would draw
Krum thi* stru g g le that I saw?
Tell hip n o t! A studying man
K t t | u N a tu rp 'a secrets, i f I ip ran
C H K IS T O P IIE It M O H I.F .I
T I ip i, r d I Inn k alioul m o il enfo ire d t i i r h it t in t n m n n o t l.itn
ih ry i I ip .
M any .In de nt. n o il, l l i r i i way
llilo u g h c o llrg r. 1I,p t r t r i l f would
l>» lin r . toti,
— 1■ ———
p -- —
We a i r apt In p ity flip I p II mw
who it a ll thu m b *—eveiyone e t r f |. i
llir h u ll l i r i , that it.
When tw o f r m lr tt m rrt it *1
wayt t r r n u lo lir ll ir n th ri (rllo w
who U u tn 'i ttu fi hi lim a.
'•
A ltd
InIVi who u y ll ir y a ir
looking f i l l t r r u n ly d .'li'l tra lly
mean it. I h r ulm o.l i*c u *n y i*
.m ind in ja il, hut md n m iy rt*tth n .itrly try for it.
M any q ie a k rti eqm und argum rnt o f fiid -g u d e iin |m ila n r* .
M m t I t t lr n r t t not f u ilh r t along
with trliiK ih n a — hut not always
with t h r u thinking.
Chance To Relax
College alumni wishing to do something for the old
school that is not along Hackneyed lines could do worse than
follow the example of the late William L. Kendall of Hut*on's Island, Maine. He bequeathed his house and land to
Harvard U niversity to In* used as a place of rest, recreation
tnd study fo r the professors, and set aside 926,000 for up
keep. The arrangement is to allow each guest to remain
two weeks and to take fiv e at a time.
This excellent idea may have been inspired by the lute
Sir A rth u r Lee, who in I It 17 willed his l,600.arre estate,
Chequers, to the ftritixh nation as a |>ermanent country
home where the liritis h prime minister could relax. It has
been Used freely, especially by Idtbor prime ministers who,
coming up the hard way, were never able to acquire coun
try slates for their own pleasure.
Industry might consider the practicality of offering
ome such pleasure to employees. Comparable things have
already lieen done in fume cases.
laOURrinjr For Lost Lanfls
W p s I i t i i fierm.Tit
will not havi* much chnnrp to forpM th** territorial losres infllctml on their country liy the
Rus*lnn“ An i-xhlhit has just In'imi iqieneil in the Alliett
/one of ReiUn. fiaturitiK the arts and crafts of the lands
ln-yond Ho- (him and Nflioae rivern which were once (ierimiu and now are part or .Soviet Poland.
The lug of lost lerrlforieH tun Ire very (Miwerful, as
the CernuiiiH should know better than most. The French
never forgave the loss of Alsace and Lorraine to Prussia
in IH70. and eventually regained them in 1918. Losing them
temporarily in (he last war, they now have them again
and ex]M‘ft to retain them.
In Enstern Kuro|>e, where |ropulalionn are more mixed,
Iwith Hungarians and Rumanians Ipy claim to the same
regions, and promise lo selie them "when I he time Is ripe.
As troth are now under Russian rule, there Is no immediate
prospect of either having a chance.
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I II M T I.I.IA II I.. K Y A N
A t' I 'a c l i n A ffa ir * \ n a l| * l
I f I I I , u tio ng *u *|iirio u th a t So
viet Canirouniani w ill *g n n g an.
other “ Popular F ro n t” ran ip alR ii
on Europe prove* corre ct, how can
th i*
he weighed e g a in it
the
chance* fo r W orld War I f f ?
We know the C om m unist* o f
W rule rn Europe are K H in g in d i
cation* that they a i *
R etting
reaily lo play fo o tile w ith the So
cla liM * and o th ri elem ent* o f the
le ft. We know what II meant the
last tim e they did th i*.
The period 1*tween I le a ami
lads m arked an in du etriou * gui
suit hy the Koviel Union and
w o rld Com m uni*m o f what Poked
—o u tw a rd ly , a t le a « l~
lik e a
policy o f cooperation w ith other
nation*, Inith in fo re ig n re la tio n *
and d « m e *tir a ffa ir* .
The F viet U nion p u riu e d the
" ‘ Popular F ro n t” idea i.f a com
mon stand a g a in *! h a -ris m liecau«e *he w a t hadly Ir a lit- n e d by
the A n ti-C o m in te rn P a .' o f tie rmany, Ita ly arul Japan. T in So
viet Union * * > u n p ra n iri I for
war. She needed more tim e. Then
the .Soviet Union m illed the rug
out from under Kurone'a le ft In
ItCIU w ith the I lit lr r - S t a lin Part
and
then
w ith
the
invasion
o f F inland
The nop il.tr fio n t
movement fe ll ap a rt.
The c|ue«tion n a tm a llv ni4«e*
l» the so vie t U nion on.-e again inta n l upon s ta llm * for 11 me In
h itrn p * u n til she I* ready f
There is some evidence m hnnd
t« «upfw»rt ln l« v irw :
Th** S<iviH lltilo n , W n*hiniH nn
te ll* u«, hs* 'In 1 at un bumf*. Hu*
nobody nucstlon* t*t« i i s lr m r iil
th a t ih c U nited Fate* w fa *, fa r
•b ra d In product! ... nod dockp ilin g T h i* in l* * r lf ** n po w e rfu l
deterrent *hnti!d iln |*«. ..m s !*■
th in k in g o f m arching.
When Prckidtnl Trufiwn, at hi*
nrw* conference Nov. in, rut-ntinn
ed that use of th r at on Is in'* lisd
been under consideration, it caus
ed sensation in the United Flat***.
One would have e*|(ert«d th? So
viet propaganda orenr* to leao on
• nrh • statem ent w ith e ldh ilsi-t*m
to p o rtra y the A m r iir a n |*re*ldent
• « th r w o rld ’. No. I bogeyman.
But the Soviet pre ** wa» *i1c,n,
•o fa t a« the atom bomb i t io n retried. We have the w on! o f ilu
riir e n l digest «.f the Soviet f*re-«
which receives Soviet nev.-naners
fo r iia n s la iio ii in ib is co u n try,
th a t the words o f the l'r e * l lent
on the atom luunb were not mentloneil in the |tu **ln n paper*.
W hv 7
|t could be th a t the ru le r* iri
the K re m lin ere aw are the v would
lw> no match fo r the Am erican* in
an atomic duel, f e lt in g the ttu -*fan people know that the U. P.
P irsiden* had inentlnned nos*ible
ll*e o f the atom bomb m ic h l *uggest to thryn th a t atom ic w ar )•
nearing re a lity — a m elancholy
thought fu r a people ju »t ru ie ig I r g fro m the h n tro r* o f W orld
W ar 11.
The B u 'fia n * are enam or*d o f
C h littm a i wat madr n o trw o ilh y
lo t ih r d i i v r i t o l Katun, a n o rllirrn
Ohio villag e. D ir r n t iir w r r k bef a ir C h ritlm a t wat t r i a tid r at
I p a rk in g holiday during w hich
pa rkin g t r r t r t i would not te q u iie
m in t, a t a C h titlm a t p r r t r n l from
ih r v illa g r to ll ir citirens. Th«
new* comes loo la ir (or o lh tr
(o in m u n ilirt lu im ila tr ih r idea
ih it y r a r hut il it w o rlh lu a iing in m in d (or n th rr December*—
i l il w o rk t tm oolhly and well.
The U n ilr d .Stain hat only 150
m illio n population a t compared
w ith 500 m illion in (Tuna, 100
m illio n in R u itia and S iberia, and
may w in d up w ith nd di a a tin ti u t
o l ten lo one, counting R u tt it n
ta lrllile e . Hut tnm ewhetr we have
lead th a t th r U n ilrd S la le t. w ith
only 6 percent o l ih r w o rld*!
po pu latio n nro du crt m orr than h a ll
erf the w o rld '* manufactured Rood*,
and a la rpe p e rrm la g r o l ih r te tl
o l tu c h Mouth a ir uoduerd in
W rtle rn
Europe.
M a n u la c lu rrd
goodt ra n he made lo include
gunt. la n k t and planet. and in
m o d n n w ar llia l it what ro u n tt.
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NEW Y O R K , Dec. 27 —</P>— Y ou th o u ld hate mote money lo a fi**u re , o r * tr ie * o f f lu u r e * , in
any kin d o f rock fo rm a tio n .
i pend neat year. A n d U nde Sam i i ta k in g *trp * to te r that you ipend
it d iffe re n tly than you did thi* yeat.
lie plan*, o l courte, tu Is k t more of your income in la a e t, but
m u *o the l-.r.m in defense e r o - f
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M arch It w ill orohahly lie ready
nual ra te o f 1204.7 b illio n .
lu m a k r control* m a n d a to ry. But
T h is year you bo ught houses,
then in fla tio n I* lik e ly to m ov*
butu*. home fu rn is h in g * . You kept
over in to t h r black m a rk e t and
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more money in demand deposits In
the cost o f liv in g w ill go on a
the lunik where you ro u ld get at
apree.
it fa s t to buy th e thinga you
liy M arch, alto, C ongress may
wanted. And you p u t less o f it
have raised income taxes again to
in to tim e and saving * deposits— siphon o f f part o f the ris in g in
■ccording to a re p o rt today by
come. In d u stry w ill be w o rk in g at
the securities and e irh a n g e com- th e o th e r hair o f the in fla tio n a ry
m irsiun.
sgueete
by
bu ild in g
up
its
The ,SKC re |H irt* tha t you p ro d u ctive
rap acity.
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great
REM EM BER
bought m ore co rp o ra te securities, ■ purt in plant and equipm ent ex
h u t reduced you r holdings o f fe pansion lx starting . W h ile roost of
D ICK ER SO N ’S C R A Y S H A D O W S
deral, state and local g o rrrn m rn t th is Is aim rd at m eeting the need
securities.
o f producing more goods f o r de
N U R SER IES
Y o u 'll have m ore money lo In- fense, some o f it w ill increase in- ]
\e * t next year, economixtx say, d u s try 's rapacity to produce c i
fo r tw o reasons: paychecks w ill v ilia n good*. And th ia — to g e th rr
When l-iKiklnif For Camelliai*. Aialras.
be la rg e r, and th e re w ill he fewer w ith longer hour* o f w o rk — w ill
g(>ods to spend y o u r m onry on. help fig h t In fla tio n by p ro vid in g
Rowe*. And All Other Shrulm And Tree*
The governm ent is seeing to tha t m ote good* fu r people to share, j
ro w . I t has take n step* to cut
Even so, th * governm ent is ex
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back the num ber o f hmisrs th a t p e ctin g the amount o f available
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|lu i„ {Joy„ rn rn fn l run tro U cash In the nation's pockets lo
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nw
w ill Increase, and it i* w o rk in g o n ,
tut,n p,, r u ttin g back the number ways to g rt th i* money In to sav
ut |,|(.a , urP Para th a t can he made. in g * where it w on't be b id d in g up
m il t h r
o f Koun^hold p rice s in the m arke t place.
A tte m p ts w ill pro ba bly be made
W ith more money around and to reatore governm ent secu rltle *
to popular favor. People bought
* be idea o f "Jet's you and him them In the la*t w ar under D alrifig h t,” fly th e ir own doctrine? V? c u rg in g . But p o s tw a r in fla
they ate convinced the house o f tio n m adr thrrn look less a llu rin g
I ’o p ita iN m w ill crum b le eventual a* a medium fo r saving, and eashly anyw ay. The idea is lo help th is In* are running ah ra d o f new
1936 CH EVR O LET S E D A N
*
95<
aion?
by
b in d in g it purchases.
ii ro c ***
C orporate securities have won
th ro u g h the constant aggravation
favor w ith
the
public,
o f lit t le w a r* and nervous f* # - w id e r
especiail) since the K orean war
parednet*.
1947 F R A ZE R S E D A N .........
s ta rte d . A larger percentage o f
H ut as fo r K u **ia ri readiness personal income m a y go in to
fo r the big show —despite a ll th .i*r these in the y ra r a h ra d , a * peo
d ivisio n * o f troop s she ha«— let ple b u ild up th e ir saving s p o rt
us go hark Just a y ra i * r two. fo lio s.
1949 DODGE
*•1 - o r e vn erts, who weie *upA nd part o f the increased In
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posed lo know , said an eventual come w ill go in to p a y in g o f f the
clash between th e gian t i d the debts which fa m ilie s have been
east and we*t was Inevitable. B ut p ilin g up— a lto at record rates—
* l| estim ated th a t it would be as they acquired new home*, car*,
1949 BUICK S E D A N ....................... $ I 9 9 5 (
five , ten or even 15 vear* before and appliances. The F ederal Re
Russia was ready. She was n t serve fioarJ estim ates today th a t
lea*t one and perhaps three five- about h a lf o f the fa m ilie s In the
y ra r rdan* aw ay fro m c-adine**, n a tio n are free o f any fo rm o f
C H E V R O L E T AER O S E D A N
they ti.l,| us.
de bt, h o w rfrr, and th a t most o f
T h is was a year or two ago. the others have e q u ity in physi
W ere a ll these exp erts wrongT Or cal good* to shnsr f o r it.
| i" th a t short spare o f tim ” . could
W ith the boom In home b u ild
th r II. H. p. H. have made en *uch in g , and car and appliance buy
1947 DODGE S E D A N ....................................................
a *W rk? I t seem* ha rdly lik e ly . in g shoved aside trm p o ra rily fo r
W hat lines seem lik e ly I* th is : t h r defense e ffo rt, th e govern
The I I. H- S. ft. r r a lilln g that m ent (it hoping th a t people w ill
A m erica fin a lly has been guided tu r n to building up th e ir p o rt
lu lu m o b illxa tln n ,1* rem em brnng fo lio s o f securities, deposits In
w ith respect w h a t Am erican ir.ohl- b a n kin g and ra v in g * In stitu tio n s,
IIra tio n mean*. W e are ta lk in g a and n t h r r form s o f saving ,' tuch
210 M A G N O L IA
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P H O N E 1034
language now th a t they umtsT- as Insurance.
T o the e it r n t th a t th e v do, the
•la n d The I ’n n u la r F ront ntorement may in d ica te thev h»ve a le*s pressure there w ill be to
push the cost o f liv in g higher.
s lig h t touch o f the jit t r r * .
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T O D A Y . ..1 0 U G H
T o d a y , th e F a m ily W i t h is a " b re e a * 1 **>.«■
M e e d w ith th e t w o - d iy n ig h tm a re o f j u f a
few years b a c k . T h a t's the S u n sh in e Service
s to ry : to u g h , h u t jo b s m ade c o o t a n d easy...
o fte n a u to m a tic . L u xu rie s b e y o o d t b * d t t a m t
d f k in g * a n d p o te n ta te * A k u o d re d y o g i* ago
. . . n o w c o m m o n p la c e to eveyy hom +1 y j * ,
S u fu b iu e S e rv ic e d o ts t b m u c h .. . y e t corn
to litile .. th e B ig g e s t Bargain in Y o u r BudgOt
S h o u ld fu n and fro lic l>e la id
a iiilf in a lim e o l w a r) T he leadera o f lire old traditional carnival
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_o£l o rg a n ita lio n t in New Orleans thin k
H i to. and w ill not take (tart in the
1951 M a rd i G r it , althouah (lie
fe ttiv a l i t lo he held n e v e r!h e lm .
On b o th tide* o f the question
ihcre it a point. People a lw a vt
need le la ia tio n , need lo p u l da ily
labors and caret aiide occasionally
and fo rg e t them in ha vin g fun.
The nond i i g r n te r in n tim e o f
l l u n fat d a ft o f I M N Y at
W ar I t p m re a lity
the m m la tha battW lia e t. aad
Wt should never forget th a t we
llu r e the grim responsibility fo r
p u ttin g Jhcm there, aad fo r ge tting
In M S I, a p p ro ilm a U ly 100,000
live * w a r* lost when h u g *
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wave* b u n t the d ike * pro te cting
the N e th e rla n d * and dw itrqged 72
villag e*.
HEATED
C HILDR EN
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THE WORLD TOOAV Average American Will Have More
Money And More Taxes During 'SI
We lir a n l til a w ra lh rt fn irc a tlI h lld rrn U nder 12 Yrs. A d m itat w h u tr hnhhy wat w illin g t r r t r .
led Free W ith I ’a rrn l* A u r t im r
H it I t i r n d t mud al lim r t have
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Injuries And Time For Win Record
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M IA M I, D *t. 27 </(’) Joe Culmunr hat found a | h>i id gold at
• h r rate track's finish line.
Dunne 1150 lie earned an estimated $75,000 -a tircable turn lur
a 11-year-olJ who. only three yean ago, was a skinny kid hanging
around pool room
room** In Atlantic9 _ 1 1
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Then Jo* hail been 11 Am erica
lit t le mure th a n a year, spoke
E n g tl-h |KM>rly and never had
seen a ra re track.
Today C u ltno n* la the nation's
leading jockey, u |M>li«he<) litt le
gentlem an w ith u beautiful hride
and a curd r a rt to ride fo r Brook
meade stable, one o f the cou ntry's
leading ra rin g strin g s. lie lead*
W illie .Shoemaker In their ba ttle
fo r national rid in g honor*, 375
lu 373 f in t a .
Joe »»> born on a farm near
D elia, S icily, May 14, 1931, lie
ha* tw o older h rot her* and tw o
younger t it t e r * , all in S icily. A *
a lioy, h r rode horse* on Die fa rm .
One day d u rin g the war fo u r
Herm an soldier* were at the fa rm
and one o f (hem railed on Joe to
h a lt. He ignored the order and
w*< ahol In the knee a near i»
a tilt there. When the Yank* carne,
he made frie n d * w ith them. And
wnen h i* fa th e r came to Am erica
in September 1940, Joe tagged
along.
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true day w h ile liite n in g to the
broadcast o f a rare, he aaked
w hat it wa* and wa* told it w a r .«
borne rare. Joe *aid he rould ride
a* w ell a* th a t.
A few d a y* la t r r h r *howe<! up
at Darden S ta te T a lk . Tony M arreo, a h o n e tra in e r, gave him a
Job rin d in g o f f h o r*r* a fte r the
rare, lie weighed 7(1 pounrla.
"H e wa* Ju«t a ragged, d ir ty
k id ," M aateo recall*. " I took him
hume and m v w ife hathi-d him and
out new clothe* and ihoe* on him .
We tau ght him table manner*
and trie d to b rin g him up r ig h t."
Joe ttu r k w ith M arteo, le a rn
in g a ll lie ro u ld aleiut hone*. H i
f ir at mount wa* at Tropical Park
i - F lorida in D iceiniter 1tilth But
IDalr-ah I t h i* fa v o rite track. I l l *
f lla i w inner w a* at A tla n tic C ity
in June 1949. The hone wa* D ieDone and paid $73.40 fa r $2.
Culm one'r biggest winner wa*
M orenican, at $136 for $2.
The t i n t tim e hi* fa th e r saw
him ride, Joe put on a -how fo r
h im —*1* w inne r* in a tin g le a f
ternoon
H e m a l m onth* ago Joe was in
troduced lu u p re tty Ita lia n g irl
named A m elia Pxevete a t Hamniontoti, N. J. " I went b lin d ," he
re ca ll* w ith a sigh.
They were m arried In October.
She d o ein't lik e lu watch him ride
because »he I* a fra id ha'll get
h u rt.
J o t I t fearless and It known a
a daring lid r r hut to far lu rk ha*
been w ith him . H r had a bad s p ill
« t A tla n tic '*H y la it summer and
another a t T ro p ic a l Park In m id December but
-reaped t r r iftu *
in ju ry both lim e *.
The hoy ha- dark curly h k lr,
serious blue eyra and la i at her
ta il f o r a jockey, five feel tw o
Inrhe*. He w eigh* I Ok pound*.
“ My w e igh t never bother* me,”
ha eaptain*. " I eat anything I
want a ad alw ays aletp good. M y
fa v o rite
dishes?
Ravioli
and
apaghettl. t can conk 'em. lo o .’
Joe’* biggest w o rry rig h t now
t in 't H lm dm ahrr or try in g to
break the a ll-lim e record o f 3BH
w in n e r* In a tin g le season, set
in I CMMl by W a lle r M ille r - h e eapeel* a d ra ft call any day.
Charles Is Praised
ByBoxingBodyFor)
Conduct As Champ
Sugar Bowl Came
Packs New Orleans
In Best Year IHver
l l y S T K H L IN G s i . a p p f . y
N KW U lll.K A N H . Dec. 27-(A * )
—The firs t S u g a r Bow l -p o rts
extravsganra o f Korean w a rtim e
would he n lo t lo gg er anil m e rrie r
ileapite the w a r I f th e re wa any
room to grow.
D uring mo*t o f the Sugar Howl
fie sta from the upening
hosing
matches tom orro w n ig h t to the
fo o tb a ll game M onday lielween
Oklahoma ami K e n tu cky, .'ve ry
New O ilca n. h o te l I* Im oknl to
the attic w ith people hunting u
good time, giocl fo o tb a ll, basket
b a ll, trn n i*. tra c k . Iiosine and
•a ilin g .
Hut there's no m ore room in New
O rlean* than th e re wa* for any
other Sugar Howl.
M od m anager* and th e ir assis
ta n t* ( l leading N ew O ilcans ho
te l* aav p ra ctica lly the same. "W e '
re turning down m ore request* th is
year than we've ever turned down
before We're f u ll and w ill lie u n
t i l Tuesday."
Sugar Hawl stad ium , a monster,
two-decked steel cup. i* the same
sire a* Inst y e a r— R2,437 r e a ln hut ticket request* a rrn 't the m ine
They're la ig e r to w atch the game
between O klahom a, the nation'*
No. I college tea m , and K entucky
No. 7 In the Associated Pres* sea
son | loll.
O nly about IH.fHMt fan - w ill ree
the tw o -n ig ilt S u g a i Howl baskethull tournam ent. I f a n yth in g i t 1*
harder to fin d a “ Jo e " w ith tic
k e t* to see K e n tu cky, (Dudley, St.
la m l* and Syracuse n la y basketball
than it i* to fin d a "J o e ” who ha*
some football tic k e ts for a fan e*
price.
Kentucky m eet* St. Lo in * F rid a y
nigh t and ID adlev p la y * Svracu -e.
W inn ei* o f those games play fo r
the rh *m p i< u i'h l|i S a to id n y, and
F rid a y night lo se r* play fo r con
solation.
The four m in or event* o f the
f|ve-d*v Sugar Howl p io g ra m In
clude bo tin e tn a lrh e * between the
U n ive rsity n f Id a h o -a n d L.S .D l,
Thursday; the te n n is tournam ent
Thursday th ro u g h S a tu rd a y; yacht
regatta on La ke
I'o n trh a rtra in
Saturday, and the tra c k meet Sun
day,
Tennessee Arrives
In Dallas For Tilt
With RuKKed Texas
D A L L A S , Dec. 2 7 -< /P i General
Boll N ryland send* h i- T lS S W -t*
Volunteer* th ro u g h the f ir * t o f
fo u r p ra ttle r *e *» iu ii* on Texas
aoil fur the C o tto n Bow l game
todav and th e re 'll la- nobody here
"b u t u* ch icke n *.”
The General put the
"secret
p ra c tlre " sign o u t and r ip r r u e d
• urp tise main tie in g Inform ed that
h i* wa* the f ir a t C o tto n Bowl tra m
IP exclude e ve rylio d y, even » |iort*
w iile t i, fro m th e tra m workuuta.
" I t l«n't th a t we th in k anvloidv
Is going to spy on u * hut the ulnye r* object to nn audience,'' he said
last night a t he ta lke d to n rw inen upon a r riv a l fro m K no xville
by plane fo r h i* New Y ea r’s date
w ith B la ir C h e rry '* lJ h lre r» llv o f
Texas team. “ They lu st
can't
operate n ru p e rlv w ith fo lk * ob
serving them using the new s tu ff
they hup* w ill w o rk in th « coming
game.”
T h * General was in an affab le
mood a t h r fle w in he r* tw o hour*
la te w ith 44 fo o tb a lle r* who w rre
daisied by th e rrc e p tio n
given
them . A flo ck o f Southern M eth
odist U n iv e rs ity co-ed beautie* Pre
sented them w ith te n -g a llo n Texas
hats and In general made a hlg
f u t * over th e ir a rriv a l,
N ryland declined to n u k e any
prediction* on the game. 'T could
n 't say If It w ill he a w ild o ffe n
sive game ot a tig h t defensive
game,” h r said. “ Yuu can’t predict
what w ill happen in a fo o tb a ll
une these d a y*. I do th in k though
at T r ia s haa troth better harks
and linemen and a lto Texas has th *
advantage in p ra c tic e ."
Texas w orked la s t F rid a y then
took out u n til yesterday when It
returned to pra ctice. The Longhurne fly to D a lla * F rid a y for
worknota th a t a ftn n o o n and Haturday.
H o r s e ’ s Mouth
lly
KD
IIA R P B K
The w o re wa* D» l<» Ml and Die
bew ildered
M ia m i
H u rrican e>la ir d at each o th e r in disbe lie f a*
the re a lis a tio n o f defeat sank in.
L it t le R ollins College which on ly
took up basketball l* * t yra p ~ « in d
hadn’t won u college game d in in g
th e ir f ir s t »en*«ti—had Iteateli the
m ig h ty M ia m i fiv e in an up»et that
w a* o n ly * lig h tlv le ** im probable
tha n q u a il shooting by m oo nligh t.
Ity the end o f I960 the up-et had
become so commonplace th a t n o th
in g w a- unexpected. B ut M ia m i i«
a top f lig h t team and the Ib d lu i*
fiv e w asn’t even ranked In pre
season dope sheet*.
W hat happened?
S p irit iiro lia h ly accooril* fo r the
w in, im t noleelv wins on s p irit
stone. A n d the M ia m i v ic to ry was
only one o f fo u r the T a r*
have
racked up in the young 1960-61
s e n -o il. T ru e the others were h a rd
ly g ia n t* o f the hardwood f I---.r.
im t the M ia m i game wa* the dineher.
H ollins ha* d e fin ite ly served no
tice th a t n new b n *k rth n ll power
has arisen in the sla te Q uite pos
sib ly the T a r* w o n't come up to
the peak reaehed against M iam i
again th is year. However, Coach
Jack M cD ow ell, not in com pile a*
good u record in h u -ke th a ll a t he
has in fo o tb a ll, D b u ild in g on it
solid fo u n d a tio n of m a te ria l and
ba sketba ll fund anient a Is
f m ly one senior, Pete Fav if F t.
Lauderdale, is on the signet l'< t i
ls u standout fo iw n rd , however,
and w ill leave a gaping hole ifi the
T » i offense w hich w ill I h- b a ld to
f ill, lie was Oil the A ll-S ta te Col
lege tr n n i lust year
Fastest man on the flo o r for the
T a i I* guard F ra n ce N a tu li fn u ii
M ia m i. A n a ll
m ound
a th le te ,
F ia n c i* i* on ly u *o |ih utiio ie and
show* s ig n * o f ib v e lo p in g
In to
a t r u ly fin e fm w a id ill tin- t r a d i
tio n o f sm all men in basketball
O nly fiv e feet ten and w e igh in g
h ilt I Mi pounds. N a tn iin i> a- lo ft y
■* th e y come. H i* eye, s t ill a lit t le
e rra tic , m ake- him a to p set -hot
prospect w ith a lit t le m ote
,p .i
ietice under his tw it
A iu d h e r ir l a li v r lv sm all player
is Ih c k H r-ylrr, one o f the th ie e
A ndrew JS iV -o n H ig h player-. who
have s p a rjiid ( h i T a r* th is yea r.
T h r 'o th e r Jacksonville laiys are
F.verett W illia m s ami F ra n k d a r
ker. Seyler is one o f the m o s t'con
sisten t p laye rs on the team and Ins
calming in flue nce has a lo t to do
w ith the poised and rffu r tle e * a ly l.o f the H o llin * r t u t b Ira n i.
F ra n k lla ik e r , sk y s c ia p ln g ren
te r, is the defensive standout o f
Die T a r* H e igh t l i only p a il ot h it
k a il h a w k in g - a b ility .
hnwVver.
B a ile r I t a coach's d e lig ht under
the basket, ea ting rlh o w *
and
b a ttlin g fo r the hall w ith a fin e
d is rrg a id fo r teeth am i d lrfu lo re d
eye* B a rke r h u t one more year
amt *l|o iih | ro m y J n to hr* ow n next
seu-on. He w n t a key man in the
M ia m i defeat
i
A n o th e r iilliiiir , b a ttlin g I t nut
w illi Fnv. S eyler and d a rk e r fu r
high scurlttg honor a. Is K v e re tt
W illia m * a canny fo rw a rd who
p la y* a* much w ilh his head a*
w ith his hands. A very accurate
shot, Jia h u a rd t h i* chances u n til
he can h it. W illia m * ha* the h ig h
est percentage o f p o if.ls fo r ah ol*
trie d «n the tra m .
J im Fay is the sophoniurr b ro th
e r o f fo rw a rd Fete F ay. J im p la y *
g u a id and i* rugged at the Job H i*
o ffe n sive game could s till aland a
Ittle po lish hut Fav is p ro ba bly
the tu p defensive man on the squad
under the basket.
H ill Bos*, fro m Cleveland. I* the
on ly “ Y an kee " on the squad. He
fills In at eith e r fo rw a rd o r guard
» m (s h o u ld be a m a in tla v o f the
ig
team Coach
‘ M
‘ IcD*
ccDi
D . . « H M y , Utldlng
fo r next year.
J im Doran f* a
• jo
J otslWanW"»ppfSc ,t
-l. )H| e’*
- 'H f j f • frv x h w m l and has nlayed
H ill# th is year,
Tm
t
fig
u
re
*
as
n
r .i
t u * 5 ’ * n n **’ " adkance p la n * o f
the T a r*.
W A S H IN G T O N . Dec. r T - ( A V The once peerless Joe Louis, w o rld
heavyw eight champion fo r a dnsen
years, has »unk in NaUanal B a a
in g Association r a t ln t* to th e
rank n f an “ o y U U n d ln r boxer.
The N B A had high praise In Ha
fin a l into ra tin g s
for
K n a rd
Charles, th * m an who mauled Lo ula
last summer when the aging B row n
Bomber trie d a comeback. Fred J .
i -® 5 1k e l.U I1 U * 'im r i w hich ra n
Saddv. cha irm an o f the NBA cham
played s* w e ll by sm all schools
pionship (om m lttee . announced th e
*« la rg e one* Hollins gave ade
yta r-e n d ra tin g s yesterday.
quate p ro o f o f this w ith it * v ie
lie called Charles, of C incinnati,
to ry ove r M ia m i
'a champion w o rth y o f th* t it le
B rad le y, M u rra y. W estern K enand ready at a ll times lu meet a ll
l
i
m
V * ^ rt,* nv 0 ,,» 'r F a s trrn ami
router*, lie ha* proved to be a
Mid-Weslern standout* are fro m
fig h tin g cham pion." The N B A said
t l1 r.1*1’* *n * ^ r **m e bracket a*
Charles haa no logical contender
Hollins and the heads ro ll a t the
fo r the heavyw eight crown.
Ia>ui* re tire d undefeated M arch
t j HMD. lie waa soft. Slow and
I t h a ik * a * I f Hollins m ig h t luIne ffective , hut s till a b a ttle r, In
!
d
k 'T f !ih*
' r "up.
,P ,n t k * F lo r
his unsuccessful ro m th s rk a tte m p t
id *i ba sketba
ll set
against C h a ile sla»t summer.
I.uu is was brarkated as an “ o u tNW M ITH M tftm iH
standing b e s c r" w ith Lea Savold
By A B B O C M T K I) I'H R K H
o f Naw Jersey.
and lig h t h e a vyw e ig h t rham nion
To-lay a year a g o - M r*. CharBaddy tabbed a pin in to several ra te d u n lrta th e y fig h t fo r th e ir lies V id o r |iaid fMd.Ouo f o r *
basing cham pions (or (a ilin g to la u ra lt by n e x t M arch I.
w e a n lin g f ill y hy W ar A d m ira l—
defend th e ir crowns.
Baddy said th a t I f Jake L a M o tta , Iltu rU rk M a ! m l(i> lly vaihh! |Mirk
He said he ie recommending to reluctant m id d le w e ig h t k in g , fa ll* fetirtUin t ill* ,
I he N B A e ie c u tlv e committee th a t to defend h i* t it le in a acneduled
F ive years ag u — Bobby Ih ie rr,
the lilie s o f lig h tw e ig h t cham pion bout w ith B u g a r Kay Robinson Boston Red H o i second l-asrm an,
Joey M axim , o f Clevaland, lie va- Feb. 14, Kohlnxon should lie de received a medical discharge fro m
Ika W illia m s , o f Trenton, N. J., clared the new champ.
the a rm y.
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Television Rights
Sold By Chandler
For Six Milliion
Player Pension Fund
Gets All Money Re*
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' C IN C IN N A T I D e i. 17
d e
sig nin g o f a tix -y rs r,
s o n lis d lo i I r lr m io t i rig litt to
W nild N u n ami A ll-M u r gsrnn
hs> b/o ugld c lir r n I nun wunc ins*
l'ii Ir.ig u r d u b o w iirri. iiunn im m ila l grunts from others and one
a( a i-d ip i-rd c rilic iim .
I lie (o n tl 4 (t with Die Gillette
.Safety R j/u l Co, w,ti announced
yritriday by livieball Cummitnoner A II Chandler.
Haieball ( ifftc ia li *u d i 41 W i i leu t (ulei (»f ||,r C tn o n n s li Itecf*.
( li.ttIs** ( o im iliy
ul
|||e
O u t ago
While Sox. Morale Stoneliam ol
the New Y’oik Giants and Roy
Mack III Die I'iiiladelplua AtbleItcs praised Die Iransaction. All
other owurrs eiiep l Krrd .Saigli ol
I lie Si JaMlis Cardinals either were
unreachable nr non-commital.
•Saigb. re|M)itedly the ring-lead
er ul the recent, successful attempt
to deny ( handler a renewal nf Iris
contrail in 1**52. hitinvlv lerme-l
the signing "in (Mini tade ’’
The owner o f the C a u l- insisted,
“ t( levisioo i* III its Infancy. Televl-iu p r ig h t* w o rth I I ,tMNI,<NN) tialay
mm he w o rth -c v rrn l m illio n l» «
or threw years fro m now. F u rth e r
more, -ig niiyg su i'li a contract *0
-•-Mi a fte r 1,I* | C h a n d le r'*I tepudiatie n t<v the ow ner *i*t-tns a
|HHI| taste,”
Haigli's comment came in sharp
( in itia l w ith Dull by Giles, who
KCnrialiy ha- a g ix -l with ('hand
h i ’ ad m in i-tiatio n in the past,
Tli* Iteilleg pie-idi-nt remarked
upon Die newness of video Blivet
lining, ns did .Saudi iiut with th-angle that only lim e will te ll
Htoneham. Im s * of the Giant*,
ra lli-i it a "gixut di a l,1' ns did Roy
M ail . the A '* vice pi evident.
The ftiJMSl.INlli doesn't take in
radio r ig h t* fu r tin- A li-K ta r atet
t e r n * c n n le -t*. G ille tte a g in rd
gat her to kick In another $l,'l70.OOP fo r broadcasting the games
fo r the next six yea r*.
Most o f the T V Income w ill go
to Du- haseliall players' an nu ity
ami Insurance plan ( ’ handler re
pelled y e s triila y .
T lia l's Die money baseball not*
to pay p a rtic ip a tin g players
In t in b m o n th ly In pensions
a n n n iti** a fte r th e y leach
age of tdh
G lID tle paid a to ta l of ftl75 ,i
lo r tile combined le le v i-iu n -n p fle
rig h ts t l i Die liir t w o ild se fle r*^
f msmjtmi fo r T V and 1176,000 fu r
radio. T(»- d u ll ow ner* voted hefe
in N oVeinloT to tliro w a ll D w t
money in to the ce n tra l fund, from
w lilrh pre m ium paym ent* on the
pension p la y *»*• made, f ’e n lm l
filia l pay 111**111* now cost frdm
jm io .ihmi t „ filufljNH ) yearly.
B illy K vmiis , general manager o f
In 1 m il's T 'ig r i* , made no comment
uii the deal. n«r did F ills Rvsn,
owner o f the Cleveland Itu lla n *.
Del W rld i, Co-owner o f the New
Y ork Yankee*, said a t h i* (Mmenlx
A r il., home th a t lie had lie rn ex
pecting the television contract t.ut
didn't com m it h im se lf otherwise-
Miknn Continues
To Ton Court Pros
With 28.4 Average
N K W YO H K , Dec-. 2 7 -lV P i—
Thai George Mlkan Is leading th#
NsDonal lla s k e tU II Association In
scoring come* a * anything hut a
surpriaM ( t ’s been going on for
week*, month* and even year*.
But the g re a t M inneapolis l-a ker
cenler is scoring p o in t* at a rocord ra te th is season—2H 4 tudnta
p»r gome.
In "A gains*. M ika n has -cured
710 p o in t* on ‘J 4d fie ld goals and
2iH fouls. T w o seasons tg u he set
Du cu rre n t s ll-tlm e stsndanl o f
28.3 p o in t* per game.
A lex G m i* o f Indianapolis con
tinu e* In second. G rota, in M
games, ha* scnied AM) point* fo r a
21.2 averagu- Boston’* Kd M a
caulay. w ith 494 p o in t*, la in th ird
place. F igu res include
Monday
game*.
lie n - i* a rundown o f the othac
in dividu al leadrrss
Field goal percentage--Macaoley, I Alt o f Mil fur 44.
Free th ro w iw rcentage— D ick
H rh n lltk rr, W ashington, 88 u f M
fo r 8 # -;.
\
A s s is t*— Dick
M cG uire,
New
Y ork. 143.
R e b o u n d *--M ika n . 3A4.
Personal fo u l*— M ikan. I lf l.
Moxt points one gam e—D ike
F.ddlenisn, T ri-C itie s , 48.
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Sports Roundup
Ity IIIJGR.FULLERTON. Jr.
N E W YORK, Dec. 27- « ( * » Leg* H aw ley, West V ir g in ia U n i
ve rsity A th le tic D ire c to r, conn*
up w ith the suggestion th a t all
p rs t-season "b o w l" g a m e * tie play
ed fo r the liene fit o f some recog.
n ite d national c h a rity . • II'*
theory is that it w o uld *olve one
problem cu rre n tly d is tu rb in g the
N C A A o ffic ia l* — how to elim inate
the practice o f sp e nd ing I tr r ’e
amounts o f dough to get together
s " la .w l" learn— am i a t the same
lim e ob tain money fo r w orths
causes am i b rin g Ihe holdout “ iv y "
• olteges in to the p ic tu re . . la a g u y who know- th e value o f a
m irk
m ay
le
o ve rlo o kin g
a
couple n f fact* . . O n ly fo u r or
five im w l game* re a llv pay o ff
and one, the Rote Ftowl. is neaDv
tied up bv two conference* under
» plan which doesn't g iv e the com••clin g school 1 too m uch dough . .
Various
other conference* ru t
theniseleea in whenever a member
•rhool p la y* s howl game . .
Oklahoma, you rerrtem lier. claimed
*•» have cleared oe lv *25.000 from
the IM A Suear llo w l game . .
T * l i o „ the rest n f Die p ro fit out
f those few hie ga m e* might
heln. imt you’d s till have school*
ta k in g aim fo r the Ix iw l* in hope
that they'd pnv o f f in increased
attendance next -eason.
Ten And O ut
Ha'nh W arner o f th e llra d ru tn p
H erald fo rw a rd ! t h i* one about
a jo h -se rkin g young fo o tb a ll reach
V ls llln g the president o f a bigtim e college which w a* in the m ar
ket fo r n new head roach, the
rookie was oleased to hear: “ I
in » w th a t fielding n w in n in g foothail team I* about Oil oer rent
o in te rin l nod ten n>-e cent coach
in g " . . The M polirant grinned
ha pp ily, feeling th a t the school
wouldn’t expect too m ilch o f him
Ihe fir-1 season . , Then the nrexv
went on: “ I assure you tha t we
t s v e ' mi rwr cent m a te ria l, the
rest I* ijp to you.'*
S p o ils Before Y o u r Eye*
Hammy K am inu,
the
N orth
Grim Golden Bears
Determined To Win
Against Michigan
I'A H A D E N a . C a lif.. Dec. 2 7 — D e te rm in a tio n , al>ove a ll else,
ch a ra cte rise * the a ttitu d e o f the
U n iv e rs ity o f C a lifo rn ia a .
the
Golden Hears prepare to ba ttle
.Michigan in the Ruse Bow l.
T h is a ttitu d e is evident in the
a c tiv itie s o f Die e n tire squad, both
«n and o ff the pra ctice fie ld at
nearby Han H e in a n lln u , and it is
c e rta in ly 1 h a r a r te r i-lic o f Ihe labo r* o f head roach l.v n n O W a ld o rf
and (,is assistants.
The New Y e a r’* Day stru g g le
Is th e th ird s tra ig h t fo r a C a li
fo rn ia team under W a ld o rf and in
each o f the previous gam e- the
hlg Hear* have gone hack to B e r
keley rankled hy close hut leclsive
d e fe a t.. N o rth w e ste rn did it by six
p o in t*. 20 .(4 . j „ the l i i p j game,
and last New Year** Day O hio
n ta te , by the m arg in o f a last qu ar17^ 1 4 '* K'dD, turne d the tric k ,
I're s tig e o f th,- Hear* and W alC a rolina State la s k e th n l) whix,
ha. bro u g h t h it kid b ro th e r. Joey
fro m G a ry, | n*l., to H nlejgh. N . C.
t 1 , liv 1* • • Joey, a ll o f fiv e yea r*
old. I* en rolled a t C athedral L a
tin School and is n 't considered n
co u rt prospect yet . . The llu rv a rd M inneaota
hockey
garnex
this
weekend w ill U rest E ast-W est
a ffa ir* . K verv m em ber o f the
G opher squad hails fro m e ith e r
M innesota o r Canada, w h ile H a r
v a rd '* only “ w e s te rn e r" Is goalie
N a te C o rnin g o f Cleveland. . .
(■rank Lawrence, the I'o rts m o u th
( V a l C ubs' ow ner who «sy. he
ha* spent 40 year* in baseball
h a u lin g fo r the r ig h t- o f the
m in o r*
against the "u rg n n ile d
m in o r ity " o f the m ajors, argues
th a t H appy C handler w ill lie retu rn e d a* com m issioner “ beciiu-c
Ihe A m erican public w ill not stand
fo r it o th e rw ise ."
. T h a t hasn't
been indicated by those segment*
o f the nubile we have encountered
since Chandler's f ir in g
By JO E K E i r i l L E K
NEW YORK. Dei. 27- h /P i - -Kentucky's unbeaten W ild *a ll D ill
ratrd today as llir country** No. I basketball Ira n i |u it abrad u f
Bradley.
One-hundred and five u f the
who vote*! picked K rn tu cky as the
tx-st team in the country in tho
second Associated Pre** p o ll of
the season. Many hated th e ir
choice nn K en tucky’s success o v r r
| p o w e rfu l Kansas and HI. John's
In w in n in g six straight.
B rad le y, w ln n rr o f nine s tra ig h t
Inclu ding Saturday's 93-A8 rom p
over unbeaten Duke, dre w 37
firs t-p la c e vote* aiul *0 m any se
cond-plan- nominations th a t the
Braves finished only M points
behind K e n tu cky’s 1,498.
The Peoria, III.. Braves are in a
spot to depose Kentucky in the
poll next week. Both five s are
com peting in the Sugar Howl
to u rn a m e n t at New Orleans F r i
day and S aturday night. T hey w ill
meet S atu rday if Bradley defeats
Syracuse and Kentucky dow n*
S t. la iu is.
la in g Island U n ive rsity a ttr a c t
ed 11 f ir s t place vote* to o n ly one
fo r O klahom a A AM . hut the A g
gie* edged out Ihe B ta ckliird * fo r
th ird place. #47 points to 899. U n
beaten L i t ' advanced three places
167 ip u r li w riters and b io a d ta tlrM
( --------du rin g the week n il the streng th
o f victories N o. A ami (> a g a in st
U C L A and Idaho. The A ggies
( 9 0 ) , aided hy road victuD e*
over Southern C a lifo rn ia and C a
lifo rn ia , muved up Irom f if t h p o
sition.
The le a d e r* w i t h fu s t place
vote* and records Ihrougli last
n ig h t's g a n u -.
in p a re n th e s e s
(points fig u re d on III, 9, 8, 7, *>,
A, 4. 3, 2, I I asi* I .
T o p Ten
1. Kentucky (iu A ) I r t i i i
1.498
2. Bradley (3 7 1 19 Ul
1,432
3. Ok la l.....in A A M I I I CM>> 947
Him
1. I.ung Island ( II)
A. Indiana I I I <*>U
A i2
rt. N. Car. S ta te CO
4211
7. V illanova OJ-OI
8. Columbia IT " 1
2117
202
9. Missouri i l l
‘JIMI
tfl. Kansas (6-1 i
Second IVn
11. C ity College (rt 2r
12. St. John's ( 7-2 )
GRAND OPENING
SANFOr.D-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB
8 P.M.
TONE
S P O N S O R E D DY
V0ITUR E 202 i
40&8 SOCIETY i
10 RACES
10 RACIS NIGHTLY durlnf the 90 Day Seaton
lacapt Sundayi
RAIN or FAIR
PHOtO FINISH USED
NO MINORS ALLOWED
ON MtfTf 17 (Unfnrd Nl«kwiy)
41 ION6WOOOV
• MHO NMTH 9f 01 UNDO
TKLUPHONK8 180 and 1071
« M Hanford A tlaallc N allow *I Rank Hid*.
E MI N OLE C O U N T Y M O T O R S
DODGE—PLYMOUTH— DO DGE JOB RATED TRUCKS
rf
a
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Pfionn-IBIt
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VaJE
195
ir.7
Ctrl
13. Toledo ( 2 1 18-11
I2H
14. W yom ing (9 - tll
IA. W ashington (1» it!
124
:rtr
lit. LaSalle ( 2 1 Irt I t
d o rf *u ffe re d . and prestige o f the 17. C in cin n a ti 15 U)
once m ig h ty Pacific Coast Con 18. Cornell (2 ) Id 10
nH
ference w a* h u rt hadlv, fo r the 19. We«t V irg in ia ( 11
.5.5
record now stand* at 4-0 in the 20. I Illinois ( 6 - l r
52
series l>etweeri the roast and the
O th rr* re ce ivin g voles include:
B ig Ten.
Murray State, llmniesne. Ilrighant
W a ld o rf appreciates the c a lilte r Y’oung. Bowling Green. Stanford,
o f p la v hack in the
Big
Ten. Iowa, M ill, Noire Ilame, Syracuse,
where he coached N o rth w e ste rn Kansas State. UCLA, Southern
fro m 1036 to 19(7. and he re a lise * California. Oklahoma. Ih-lv Cross,
th a t most anv Michigan team , cer Michigan State. Ka tun Kentucky,
ta in ly the 1950 champion, w ill he Ohio State, Kvan-Mlle. Tulum*,
a tough n u t tu crack.
Navy, St larois, lie Pool, laiui*M ich iga n, he point* ou t, un- ville, California, ('anisius. lit:.K .
q u e -tm uah lv w ill hr the best team Arirona. William .V Mary, Seattle,
h i* Rear* m ust contend
w ith — Beloit, Pulliam! (O n- 1 . Minnesota.
stro n g e r, h r says, than the re g u Duke, Colgate, N'nith ( arollna,
Wale
Forest,
la r sra-u n's toughest foe, S ta n DcPauw, Siena.
NY’ U, and Whitworth.
fo rd . w hich tied the Rears, 7-7.
AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER CORP. SERVICE -G E N U IN E MO P A R PAB TB -D ER EN D ABLE USED CARS
111 Baal R im HI.
1D50
Unbeaten Wildcats Rated Best In
Nation By Associated Press PqII
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
Rm »
2 7.
�W EDNESDAY
DEC. 27. 1950
T H E SANFORD HER A ll). SANFORD. FLORIDA
Tou m il •■rh
. ___J i f f * ’ N o tic e
of
you are hereby
tio iif u r il i «im I
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c la im * ftiu t ilesnatuU w h ic h yo u . n r
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in w i k h i co le n d e r m *m th » fro m
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f i r e n tf d r * * * o f th e iln lm a n t n i« l
• h a ll h r m o r n in h> th e l i i l n u n l .
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F lr * l
coot v u w
l>r. Henry M cLaulin
ht* a g ru t, or hi* a| t**r n f i, end a in
• *M'h * I aim or d* me till iii ■i *o ftlr.l
JA L O U S IE
O p Io n ir lr iM
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N O R M A N M f T A l A W N IN G CO.
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J1* »l»" t«* l‘*r
tin t %m m i » i %
NOTICE TO ALL REGISTERED
VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
SANFORD, FLORIDA
ni
iti*i t
STABILITY
I T C M
f il.m*‘f Si If*# listiifl## ifinul*
Nu iiu lie i U s tuait* i f i u r i l i i i tu ii
hi (hr ( ily Chnrlrr (Chnplrr JiiJIti, Latin of Floriiln, 1919, See. Dili)
and hi Ordinnnrr No. 179 of (hr ('Ily, to rr-rrKialrr in thr yrar 19511.
A 11*•I #* *i *li *«ii il
1 **r h l on
(If* M
»»* *44i*r k o i o r l o n o d rN K iU I
141.
Siiu't* HW1 this Di'Kani/aliDi) h:i> st*rv»‘il tiu* l*\iiil owners
o f Sanford continuously.
BetterCough Relict
When new Jrugt or olJ (ail lo Hop
lo u r tin iyh or th e il cotJ ilo fl'l JtU r.
C R E O M U LSIO N
* k n * i C**git, CM(I CcMi A«*f« •>***i«li*
To I * qualified for re-reyjislratiiin hrrrundrr, any person necking to
STAYBILITY
h a i r in * if f i t f It* li i n *
rrn u ^
|**4>( . , * ! * , in fs ■U n it*, w llllt l r ‘ * I* h »S
u r taf«*»|tv«r * m u i *t»tn I r t m l i lr u u i
l* r - h im i f i i i i * frw iu It* *»*1 lu fm ii W H > | > t l l w I I \ I r o ti h r l|» tu u .
t o ld In t i t h l o t f l h i | H u r t , M i »him 1II*I
( rro m u t.K m to n U in t o n lr « l t . help
fu l. p ro te n in |ie J irn t« « n J no n>r0 )11(1 to J i ilo lh n.lure'% p tu y e ii tl
l<*et i ) ( t it lo Ihe (eat o f t h r tro uM c lo
aid n a tu re «»mhc and heal raw. le n
der. tn lta in e .l hron. h u t nirm hranec
(iu a ra n tre d lo ple.oe lo u o r d r u fiK t
rc lu n d i m » nc( ( re ik n u to o n h n >n*.(d
ih e l e t l o f n u ru m illio n * o f titeM
All rfKUlvtnl nilrra of I hr ( I I I of Sanford. I Inriiln, nrr m iu lrrd
ABILITY
ritru depression
rece*i*iioM. and wai utir dotir: liave al
ways been open.
Tiolay we are better prepared than e\i*t
he fun* lo serve
tiu* !*\»rd owners of this conimunity, heenuse.
(I I Ih e profits ot ilu* past have been plowed hack into
Ad*
our business.
register must Ire over Ihr uge of 21 yearn, must hair rrsidrd continuous
ly In Ihe Slate of Florida for our year and ill thr I ’ll) of Sanford fur
f ir e
li months inunrdlnlrli prrrrdini; Ihr dalr nf rr^lxliallon, ami most h a ir
(2i O ur department managers
Insurance
successful automobile men
hrrn a rrplstrrrd in lrr of Ih r ( ‘III of Sanford, Florida, prior lo N oirm hrr
15. 195(1
Starting Noirmhrr 15, 1950, reginlrnlinn hoi.k* m il hr nprn Im lIn**
totals ti.’I years..
>U( .i) < )| l
All of these men own th eir homes and li\«* in Sanford
I hey w ill he here to serve you i e»rardl«* s
•*' J
dutiful*
„ „ „ *OU»4huW
*■''•
12:09 A. M. December ltd, 1950.
fh e
M U rU A l
" —“**■* **,*“,, ***tvr re-rexistered at the lime herein .specified —
A 4.1 NT
liil
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IT
Dated November fk* 1950.
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registration books are open tor that purpose.
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STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc.
ta ll
be eligible to vote at any City election held after Drremher 50, 1950, un*
T
whal
hringrs . . .
Il p a r i la
No voter rexUlered with thr City prior lo November 15. 1950, shall
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i-*wia. •« “‘J>
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dayn when the olfice will nul he oprn. Hetti-lration hooka mil dime at
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The eoinl>ined autoinohik* experi
COVERAGE
ol 9:00 A. M. and 5:00 I*. M. n e ry dai except Saturdays Hhm ihr hours
u“
♦■xperieneed,
ence of our three depart incut uianaeei s and eetieral uianaper
Adu F.ikiwhd ( uie'wi*
lu hr* ............ iwdu »•
w
veteran
extended
porposr at the office of Ih r City Clerk In Ihr ( i l l Hall hr I Hrrn Ihr hour**
shall be 9:00 A. M. lo 12:00 A. M., and excepting atai Sunday.-* and hod-
are
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It. N. Sayer
T»«AT
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City ( In k
Try
HERALD
W an t Ada
IN I'O M K I ’ HDI’ RH TV D U I’ I.K X
Plantation
tM a la * la iifr
lot—
custom built for aala i>alow liraa m t construction cost*. S**a
Whlildnn, 1 ID 8. I ’arV A rc. _
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M i l w n • * p v t llaa l u M l l . 1
M i r n a r4 . la lb * lla».
p . i l . ) . rata far lla * 4 law* t p p *
P H O N E 148
W aal A<U Mill l » m r v v p iv *
I I * l i W l . a * aa w .wwraa.
■aw, r l a i i * II *war aaaaa 4*
11.1,4 la I ha l»l»ahww* haah. la
rrlarw far Ihla a *M w a a 4 a ll*a
ihr h4*rrlU w r U v t p w l v 4 la M r
r n a r llf.
•»*»» , » • * ** . ' •
rra « rr Ih r h rrl M**0> r arralrr.
all W aal 1 4 * a*aat hr la aar al*
llr * aa «hr 4ar hrlarr hahllraOaa.
PI.aar a a tll* aa MiM44)B«»lr
I I aa arrar arrara la » • • *
W> ra a a rl hr * r * H »«Ihla »ar
■ m * ihaa aaa larartaal laaar■M*.
m trt
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
I f! ROOM huusa on r i t r a laraa
lot w ith baarins tiers . I (iood
usad Duo-Therm Hut
W ater
lank. Samuel Fulton 11 JO Lorual
Ava. Phone 1078-J. •
■
IN C O M E P H O I'E M T Y —Two alorv
furnished duplex, E irrlU -n i loca
tion close in iloth apaitments
now ranted to |n n ii»rn n l tanenta. F rier fSri&o.oo
H O IIE K T A. W IL L IA M S . Ilaallor
Haymond K. I.undqulat, Aaaorialp
I'himc 7 J I
Allantic llank Hide
('O I.O H K D Jlerr Harden.
tilork
hulldinr. M x 4J ft., JO arras
land, I BOO W att
Kular
li«ht
plant. This is a food paying bus
iness and ran be bought this
wrrek
for
SJ.-100.00.
Fhonr
1J77-W or *•*, me al 601 Celery
B ^ ^ H T lC k E N FOR S A L E l i
M H-I.K SW A I- S id tl* fu;, R. 4th
St. Wa lin y . Sell ur T rade moat
a n yth in g . Phona^ iliM-J
W f both lore when you 4<>n*t bring
your prvsrriptlona to L A N K Y ’S
rhnnr 101
I I ’A E O in -K K Ii.V Com plate line
Hunt'* Tutetln F*r>d Store
N E W S E W IN G machines at Bert's.
3JI E. First Phone ldJ4.
NEW
TOYS
And
(lifts ' A l
S e rfs I'M E F lr* l. Phone 1»Ul
—1
FO R B E N T
1F R IE D S H R IM P Dinner ■The
# K l a r a a p a t m i n t s . ---------Hast Shrimp on Earth" a t Humand Storm , l i t V . P i n t S tr m t
Pbona 40Q.W.
^
'
Y o O T $ n b $ r T '.in g ie * » id :
Phone 1878 J. Mrs English.
Rltchanatt# Apia. weak, month or
Slumbarland C o u r t , Top Fliftht Paint
$2 Jfi gal.
HI way 17 A M at C ity U m ll. New Sboetf
82.49 ea.
tired W ork Pants
.98cpr
__f lFurnished
NR
T Purnls and unfumlshad
A R M Y N A V Y S U R P LU S
SIB HaMfard A r t .
Ph.H
119
5 8 room modern MOUSE tr a ile r, small aluminum.
, p rira t* bath. Adult a.
a bargain a t 1426. Phone 1477J .
___ strllia. __________ ROCK L A T H : (00.000 a*, f t . Jan.
Feb.
M sivb— Delivery
P.O.B.
_____ Unfura il had Apartmant—
Jacksonville Pier. Morris Ber
private bath ami entrance. U 1 H
man Corn., 660— Bth. Avenue.
Celery Ava.___ __
N.Y.C., J U -H .8 2 19 2223.2*87.
FOR S P R IN G CROP.
S E R V IC E S
S - A H T K I.KS F u ll S A L K — 1 I I - S P E C IA L
14 C K ItlC f t . 11«. i, f ic a r r . In u u u r
•rug lin e , h u ll,to le t. .lu m p Tree,
il . r s l d O ffice.
m u rk , f i l l d irt, shell and 'la y
by load or job. C o ntact II R
•—
A IIT U LES W A N T E D - 6
C i liste d, and aiaociatea. I ll1* K
* ’ * » Y ork Ave., DeLrsnd.
i'f
Wa buy, nail t i
trade u*ad
4Sn o r 2XVW
furniture. W IDun-Muiat Puttn*
I n r r P i , 111 E *«t. Pbnna «Mt C R Y c t.K A .M N U . "S a n lfa n e " for
those* who u slit th<- be»t Try
^
HELP W A N TE D
—8
o u r e xp e rt s h ill service. S ir , 1U1
C L E IlK - T Y P lS t. "M ust bo arperlin e | ) r v Cleaners A Lano-lrv
irm ad in [HistiiiK,
ha lane m g,
Phone ttiH j
filin g and general u f f i r r routi.u-. N E W F LU O K N r u rla re d to per.
Hraponaibla |K*altion w ith ratal.
fe e lto n . Old flo o r* mad#
Ilk*
Il*bed l.wal firm , t k hr. w*< l
a n a . F in ish in g , cle an ing A o a t
W rite g lv it'g age, rd u ca lio n . a ing. P orta ble power p la i t 22
parirnca and aalasv desired m
y e a r* nxpertenre la Sem.r.c.1*
firs t le tte r, tn I kts f i l l c t, H e r
C o u n ty . If. M C le a to n , la b *
ald.
M are._______
A C C lIlIN T A N T to handle machine
i
K
N KT1AN
111.INDS mad* (c
double e n try liooks th ro u g h clos
o rd e r. Seminole* V en etia n lllin d
in g and eU trnn-nta. Permanent.
Co
*2(1 W. Srd St.
Phone
Experience, d ra ft exem pt. Sali i r . j - w _________
a ry open. Phone 306.
(..u r
P R E S S E S —Apply Seminole Dry k e p a ' i u - m o d e r n i z e
home. O nly lo ". down now reCleaner*
J_______
i|uir**d. F H A Plan In c ta llri.riil
E X P E R IE N C E D Maid for general
Loan D e p'l., Rieim 117. Phone
housework, tiood salary. Phone
284! S an ford A tla n tic N a ii'.n a l
416-W.
B an k. Mem her F I1 IC
- a- ■ -■
»
WORK W A N T E D
v U R I.A N D O M orning S en tine l. >n
la nd o Evening S tar, f la il Ralph
A LL T Y P E S of Build,.ter Wort
P av
1146-1
Reasonable Rate* -F re e
Esti
ROOF
W
o
r k o f a ll k in d * . Kave*
mate))
Carpenter
A
firacey.
and (iu tte ri* Repaired and Paint
Ph.*-.* l.’w i M ■.*
ed. New Roofs applied. P aintin g
HOUSE W ORK; half day or part
and
coating.
S a n fo rd ,
I'h.
time. H attie CiH>|Hr. 6 IJ E. 6th
tuKU-W , R. It A rk a n h u rg
Street.
A U T O M O B IL E S
11
WORK wanted a* Baby Sitter. Call l i — _
122 M U fo re 6:00 I M I.
R llV IN O A CAR v Before finsn
i
, .
'W* ■»
. - j
rin g ir « ur Is save money. In
I I - S P E C IA L
S E R V IC E S - 1 1
«ta)linent lA»an Dep't., Rmim 117.
Phone 286,
Sanford A tianllr
L E T US hrln you recondition your
S'* 1l.-nat Hanb M * a ilr r g r i f
yard. Peal, 40c hu. $4 60 per
yard. Muck F ill d irt deJivrrrd — RE^iT A CAR. U-drive It l.\ day.
week, or season. English Fords
Phone 12 90 -S h e ll fo r
drl<r
and American L'ords,
se.Jan*.
eraya also
________
slat ion wagons and convertiMer.
L A W N M O W E h S Sharp, nad. b,
Strickland-M orrison, Inc.,
K.
cycler repaired, lock and kei
F I ra t B t.
____u
work. Prompt service. H . W.
i t Shuma,. *1 0 E 4fh Hi
C O M E I N N O W ! And see the Real
B argain L ilted Below!
C a ll Phone 1081 fo r
A ll Types O f Rook Work.
1947 C h ryaler Im perial H p a itrn M ary McKinney Rookkeeping
ar Limousine. Radio,
double
Bar rice
e a te r*, electric window*, tires
Room 403
and engine first class condition.
Atlantic Ranh Building
A real bargain If you have a
BOATS FO R R EN T. Plenty of
need fo r th l* site automobile.
hail. East end uf Sanford Sea S E M IN O L E C O U N TY M O TORS
W a R J U k e Jrtaup, foot of San 61* E. 1st. St.
Phone 1911
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THE RAVrnRf) HER HD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
PAGE SE?
Two Di\s |ht ;i<Ios
Snm'i»«l(T Meekly
To N. V. INtlice
Sili' \rc|iiiml
I’l iniil Arelic
No Prost Expected
In New Cold Wave
Sofl Coal Owners
Ask For Delay In
Fuel Price Freeze
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o lh r t u n it*. i» w triintr alonir I h r
e ti, !(*> m l.lr - l " t i i n l *1n i n 111 m m lil
t'in tn iiie d an enemy a ttack Ihe federal ja y rn ll
W *i lie Mi* i n t r i l l Ii El! f i d lf» r
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F t iilllll
1
S halt. rnlH ')'* aipl h io k rn m om im all m o u n t p a in * were made hy etvini* " v ila l In fo rm .,H«o" *<• a
Nut ha* lh . t r I..*, i,
'■h« ('■**
" • I M i l i t n l * . (* tl|n f *id'«»
4 * ft |*i I l(i| f i f t l i ' t i f r*| uf ***| 1,1
Miln I n rain I t r ic h ahmc ih r i* ir - th, ta im m u n i*' hut o rig in a l |o»> ! Soviet -fly re n tie r.
n l a l a i r il »i I. n . ,t I,., , ■
ho i 11 * ■ *n u : vvm t Inn y e t t e id - iv
lin t!
\ M un*
.Irr, ll r fora M ir w a r r r u p ln l, la ilti tt-ms were ti- toted la lr r ,
In hi* o*en openin'- ,|. f*i.*e *t
i »M i i a lung m ild * | o l l l i« l tA » ftig
l | r m i .|.lin o , i. i ih n l .tl! |~. it.>li
tornev W illia m f*. Fhaiidtee t t ' t j i
t i r , un I h r ip ir . lln ti
ir a lm a ill. "I
• * ■"T " d*' IIM
w r t * f ♦11re® %I « 11r f» N o rth ami South K o ira n * m ain
Mm A rth iir
n -l » S-odh Korean ;
lalnr.1 • I rone . h f t i i . i v r pot it Iona
w iiiih l ta- r . p l n r r . 1 a n .I , ,n ,| | | .,
v i ' id f '• i '•)<* a d i Aiied fifiltie ti w in t *
unit w h irl, had ’>■. n -n n o u n d ' d deoie.1 Ike nro*es*Ulton* ' . . " t t l e i
I h.’r r
and -aid th a l ww* n * 'a n * for
|tt* a ih llll, ,.f In ,tin f» rr in m i r*M»
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fo.-ght .ill *11 lu p in t - ilt le w ill' the e o n virtlo n
.1 'll i . i l l l i
Vltte.t tn a ip - m n command all n p
SoypoF* m ention o f a <nv
. nf >ltt,I' In 11*5*1 i. Ci '• a t " 1
V .1% • f 1.1,1. „ ml l lrfh w e ll
Red*. Hv Is'- a fte rpoon tT irt.tm n s
T in
I f ly H
i u n iru f m i t e t
*1
I-m at tie- to S oo tli Horen They said
..<•• Ihal o f I !• IT*
l. la r l r, | . a t In i lo g ld . t f lr t fog
W r llO eM VUM II ' 1
I'n v the South H 'uean u n it liu ik r r o 'ir ie r s cchi-'I to r e f" . In I lir.rit w a* n n lik e lv th a t any tira ld e
Ite n tle v, a
self destrifaof
I Irvrt, t.irtitfw t *>f th*
» rlf
no.I
ii' r • • r in g
eO’Cl**
(o !*»'*<» nu«I the lu ll tf lr
I , io |a -r n l l i r e - fo rte o f r'hioeve or Re.| H-ui-ans th ro u g h the enetiiv lin e - «p.l totned l-etli
(•inner f ’ornm on|»l who f i r . t art..|. rrh.'ton fa.-.' f i . r , . ,<t
ft, ■..i.il.lti, .1 i
i Nih i * ij huu f,n tt * <*’»|l,l |*it m
, o »• • h e ti ie |lower • m ild laiineh a o o th w a ril >lti»e " 'h i’| ftte iid l, ( " ic e . in I he- area.
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. i M i r i t ia v r t h l . n i l i . f r. a . n > i |*!t .«ti, ,M IW !rl,.l ».f ro o |'» t. ’ '•• l.o .
* op to rig h t in. h e » w ith o u t tw ipp h it hard
A no ther |t. N, force a tla e k rit ruse<l R cm liicto n in 11* ( S. She
Me* 1 m l* ft? u i
(• .o h .0-1 r f l l v " . ,f*.
111 • l ft*
Ih r r y l ..f a r r i .
t< n I m i -h ...
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te n (rea to rno -t
l'*
l Re-1* in the -an *• at. s toil there claimed he gave her g o ve in o u n t
T l - Red- p tir h r f t h r li » i|fdu p
m r it h iH w
**f flfiiH fll
da i a.
111**
i., '•
a t. a
w r i t r* I' le d ip iie klv The o f p-.w r r In c e n tra l N orth Korea. w t * po rep ot! on the I t .lilt
The economic rep"T*c."» -otleet
M ill Ikr I'M ' tl*
Tr® P tn M M y
' t - . .t il fit.
Hr
9n< f!»r |*| twfiir lln ti in it f «
i Mi
M l p h o to
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which
,kl*t
General
Emmet
O
T
hipnel's
1*1 *! jii|ii|ir i! f l **im
|*e» r e n t nf 4 1 | | - r«*rii r i i f jf 'f i I h r y a n fer** • d . .*».*(il.
1 ol.lpaO)
h la lite il i.e n e ra l tga- k rth u r* . hea.tu'iarter - |Hipdrf>r command sum m ary aid B- ed *10 non In *e ttle m cn t o f a
i ••
Hi M i !
• •"f M ini I I I I 'A I» rf f t III
I
t i e r t (* •- f ••
♦1’ l« *
l - r infer rop tioo
in ha -a id fo r Ihe past several days 21'* made th e ii lic a x i’-st a ttack of Id-cl u it aeain'1 a le le v i ion pro
rr» in on which M in Berdiev oued
11*| t
f ** H ill . l . l . - l i*h o.
r*« fit i r t 1r*ii
h r f i f f i n i t h l , h u p t|t» (,» | ? ( n mn),
! « ir* t n
e u i- e
fro m
Salt I- im m inent
Ihe dav on K unihw a. im p o rta n t hei rharees.
ttf llir
1 a t ir *'«t%
tV A lM lr* |A "t i f f ! O f..if « *|ik *li|rti *» C* f i r t t| n ri I f ( a H
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sirens n le.1
NM'I fine i 'f
fin * i f f t f l f i f t l ' i l
• Oil *
ni|%‘AMt’ f<i f t tt|i| ■•.fi lMMl | i* it
m ile* n o rth " f S*-ou
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ha. t lig h t n rn h ltip attack* n o rth
fm *— h |- loti * '" t no* r r ip - '* le d
r «*rt*K 4 in ju t ! 1l**f 1• *»IH* n»|»* ••(
n t i n In It'll lli* lun
e .vr o f r t iiiiir r h o n . in the center
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' I m i t w h l l r t in r i \ \ . t I . , i i i . i n
F I1a ' N i s i
I ' t i t many, II,e , o f the p e iim -n ln
up to the M anchurian border t* to v a ltv review im a id c le a r-■! him
WHIIan < K ia lc t 1' ....... . ■nal 27 *.Ri I h r h* .it ir*1 *11,.. 1 nl il l
h iiti? i“ * cm ry m e i t an t in fnI f n iiii
The E ig h th
A rm y
reported bond, the r r n tr n t town o f H o nn * o f h#t nrru satio n.
It*- 1 1in h e 4 f iw i'i? h*’it I f*» i 'i* n r i ihalM ilao. i- ill ittol w ill not I m< year• n i.ith ri e<| the a ml lie m <T iin e .e Re.I* p in --m g rierlh Mint
H>. fin a lly re*igned from the
N o n n t ia iir ia f t f ile
was en
• In * * In th e Hf»» fe l / *tn
\M i* I aide to he pue-.ud
1 v -1 1, i •>i
of we, t r m (i. iliu m , northw est f Seem), the South Hoc o u n tc ird hy t h r Ear East \ i r Eom m erre H e p sr'm e o t t>o*t sho rtT hr ahi-rn.-,1 . if I h . - f tw o w out t to. ta \
iiffflpf.if* ie m u t erf t •**'li* v
renn apltal.
1 .. - f e e ihe ' federal grand ju ry
The? ftitiil Mu"v t ie t r im i -'•■lo r appear to leave t in H i,It. nallm vtt
T in . 1'iiw fa ll. which la-gan on
A llie d airpla ne s hamtm ir . l at F o tie plane* and those fro m th r
B ritis h c a rrie r T h e .ru * o f f the indicted him t " * t June H
aii itie iiiir%
■ itii« th r ....
wAth M d r la iy , a - Ihe h ig h ,—t - ranking i im le t. n ig h t, longeif fro m n the ('m iitm in is i g a th e rin '* rt»,e t»rV a n le f -aid
veMerdax that
!{ii*sAiiii nut Inn It A*'» nh«* hn%e run t (*.unmiml*l at the roo veidlo n
................. ..
tin
plains a ro il n il hit'd the fro n t tin e -. Tfie Sar East K oiean west roast.
A p r r m n v r n lln o I.n il, Mi, i —*|>*I I tank t in t to i .h inches in the A lp
d o r te tl
n
’ H n tllr
*»f
A I ' correspondent W illia m B a r Rem ington had kn o w n Mi«* Bentk it K orre - tm m tirr m nimand ent
hv 'h r p a .lv Mime lim e ago M ou ntain!ln tt*r« M w flh M»e «n ♦ th l* y r« i
I l w a - s till fu llin g
a rm Mat r n r iu v f f i r r f i u ra r nard at E ig h th A rm v H ra d o o a ttrr* lev under an o'he r name a* a
iV o dini* f iit lh e i | u m ^tlc iliu h , rh a tg rd Ihe I 'o lt . - I S la te * w ith •lo w ly nl midday
E lfth A ir S o re r amt R ritish rrp u rtrs l the Chinese were mass w rite r fo r the fo rm e r newspaner
! h r M l i r t ! iif f ie U l* . it|«l n o n j i r i 1 " a g g lr .- lu n " n p a io -i Km .a and'
W eather
i e r o r if a
diow ed c a ritrr-h a s e if w arplanes twined the in g in tw o area* near Ynttehnn, .55 PM end th * ro m m u n U t poM iraI'hIKa II | ■ • • r t a , • • t the S o , Irt i - ild n g to mutel, n sines* IHflg.
*a U I g l l t t l f fUt% I f !
mile due n o rth o f Scoot, and w r it lin n New M iu r p . lie sahf 'he
W r it f f r r i i n rdO.il
*m >»» m u t n
i - i-. , i hr real rm
I - r
o f h 'lh w a , noM hw e.t o f Seoul T ht* o n ly data Rem ington gave her
letw e y r i, •tut'
't o d m a in liig h w a ,.. rc
c M ti* h h t a M "0
in Ihe w o rld tia la v
llialoe it pH . .aide Tire snow fe lt I s t t ' i force w a i n o rth o f (lie In *tin was available to anyone
I l was m a 'e rls f fo r p u M te ll•
M on ty and ecenly and there w a- R l*e r defep.e line on live U. N "i
iT ia td er said. ” *o the >vorl*l would
extrem e le ft fla n k.
very litt le d r ift in g
Divorced Wife
AlacArlluir Krpnrls
I'Ynu’lt .Assfiiihly
(
Ciiiniminhl I’arlv
t
f
Army Orders 7,5(H)
Ciiiird And Reserve
Officers To Duty
„
W A S H IN G T O N
fire ,
27—*A*l
— T h r A rm y ha* dipped in to N a
tlo n a l Guard and O rg a n iir.1 U r*
* r r v r u n it* fo r Ih.- f ir s t t im r to
order 7..VH) in d ivid u a l ju n io r o f
f ic . r * to d o ty in M n rrh
And the Nav.V ha* Mowed aw ay
p la n * fo r re le n tin g r r * e r v i* t* next
a u m in rr.
Tho*.- tw o a. lio n - were an
n o u n e d yeatenfay a* the A rm y
alsci H l»rl,,»di:
I
It w ill ra il up Id d id n 't
■ay w fie n t I mi W omen'* A rm y
f'o tp * lie u te n a n t"
and ca iiln ltr*.
2. It l» ord e rin g to active *e rvice Mia) additional medical o f
f i r r r * ; Hfai dental o ffic e rs ; and
t Ih in rd irn l s e rv rrc r eorp* o f
fie rn * T he.e w ill rr|H .rt in tw ti
g ro u p ., pell m a ty
*> amt M arch
15.
1
,In adi ndition,
..
,thei i A rm y e x p e rt.
'T " ', , ' ' " h , i t V " ! l >ra ’f i<,’V ii'i
}„
|h>.
M arch I am i
*•» iIt* ii*_ the rfirs
i - . ■t •tim
!« ..e It,.
M arch «
22.
the
^ r m y ha> reni h.*.l in to the N"»
tin n n l (Juar.l and O rganised It'
,* rr rr vv rr „u n
i l* for in d ivid u a l o f
n it*
f|r c r .
, hl. Hm ean r r i . i * I . |n
Thr
announerment
*« iil
the
" f, " f f " e r- called fro m
timtA H ill |*r mnnll nin| Ih a l Ih r y
w i||
, , r)(1|ri)
,ln (jl „ f f l r r t
m )l, f t U | fr ) ,m fm |r „ t l l r r , n u r r r .,
ha* te r n e xh a u ite il.
T h r N a vy a n ft'um rrd In-t Nov
em ber 1*' that enlisted rrx e rvla ts r , ra ile d in v o lu n ta rily w ould
lw re lra -e d al I he ra le of RJMSI
a m onth and rrv rrv e o ffic e r* « '
Ihe ra le o f 1/dal n m outh tw.
g in n in g next July.
A N a vy apokcMiian -aid y r le rila y Ih a l plan ha- teen ahan
d o n c t lie lo h l n re p o rle r the
Navy does not know when or
l.ow many re se rvist* w ill Iw reIca-e-l. N a vy reserve ra ll-u p plans
have not i hanged, he said
,
- ..
1 1 1 1 /
B efore plucking in d ivid u a l n ffu e rs fro m guard and organised
R r« rrv r u n it*, the A rm y *a ld .
a ll possible o f Ihe 7.500 o f f ir e r
ip iotu w ill lie taken fro m :
1. The N a tion al G uard and O r
ganised Reserve volunteers.
2. O rganised R r-e rve o ffire h *
commissioned
fro m
the ROTO
and who have one yenr's p rio r
fed eral »evire.
5. Reserve o ffic e r* fro m Ihe
HO Tf* who did not exes-ute tie.
ferm en t
agreem ent*
am i who
lia v r had less than ••nr y e a r'*
federal **rvie e
The
o ffic e rw ill
serve 21
m on th * o r ‘‘•o rh o th e r perpal
a - lim y he authorised hy law.""
M eanw hile, Ihe A m erican B u r
A o rio lin n annolineed il had reee'Vrd a - airnnees fro m
Seereta ry o f llcfens*' M arsh all tha*
wherever |~c-*d>le la w y e r* ra ile d
lip w ill I t given d u ty a llo w in g
them tn tire th e ir legal ta le n t*.
DEC.
27.
1950
Truman
ll-.a n a a .rf M " » * - * . *la-r
rc p r* tc n t* t|v c here.
G r if ft i W ild no* h r icachcd im toe Hair!v for com m ent op th r *...
pom trm-td H I* New York o f f , *
-a id that h r had cha rte red a boat
„ n<)
fic h in g a o m rw h rrr in
p lo rid a w a trr*
Meanwhile th.- W h ite Ho-ise said
today I ’rr-ld rn t T ru m a n w ill r r r om m rnd al an a p p ro p ria te tune a
•iiiii h broadened ta x Pm gr am to
,,,,-et ine|ea«ed d r f . - n - r r o . i .
j „ Pj „h e n the new ta - reeuni*
niendation* w ill go to t'o n g m a
w a* not announre-f
Jo,eph II S h o rt. pre«a aeeretarr,
l»*oetl a « ta le n irn t to a m id ify (
i,-,p a ik he UUldo l -‘
that ha
do uM .-l *erv mu. I, t l ' i r would ho
a reipjest for new ta r e , m J *n uarv
The latem etil ■••'<
"The I ’ir s td in t w ill n m ti 1 nown
h i- view , pud r - • . in ntrtida iton* ” ii
III,- new lax* ■ fi" ' ' * rfrv f " i the
defetlte pro gra m at an nl p iop riato
tim e.
“ In
i n *the
" meant tine, d i p-.»di-.r|v
certain Mat a ...... ... I.k . i ' . i and
exp am W la * i.r.jB ta m w'U la - l i - j
c»*nry •'» meet »•■• lo av, cost o f
t h r ilrfe n -. n rtig in m in Hu* calen
dar yr»i I M I and .o h * riiu rn l|v ."
A t the t r . a * i l i v . i high ..ffin a l
ln |.| reporter* ' I i
Trum an
w a,
• ta n .Iilg pat on h i- |in«t I'o -itio o
th a t large tax im r e i- e , would h r
p„ „ i h i , - of th* lu g in. rea . in .Ir<rn „ rfl%| ,
” f' v u ................... . ....
V ^^V /A V ., *,.v
. .id Ad
in in ix tia tin n |, id , i
would lu g
ta lk in g ovri llo - ta x itoa tpui wi»I7
ro n g trs-io n a l la x |. oilers sho rtly
a fle r Ih r n* w f o u p m . tunvepr
.lanuarv 5. lie added th a l Ihe
m ln ld rs ti'U i w o u ld p i' 'id i l . ' n .
proposal' 'o the t 'o n pre in a " fr w
weeks ”
It w»« after ' I r
Trom ati had
dinner w ith f n ili o f h i, lop a-l
vi*ers la ,I n ig h t th a t Sh<ut told
reporter*: ” 1 d o u ld vetv mu- h
Ih r ie w ill la- a r n , iie d f-u u> w
'a * ” 11 Jan ua ry
|
..., “
,T* . , ...
,
H id
la ith fu l .
k 'lln w topo
| ’o l k ', (e lrlu a te -l g e y - ii,
at
n c - |, y lr |f u |a f ln t . - i v , | , of „ I k, „ 1
MI1 i.
1 ,ur'
«
Salmon i , the most valuable p ro
duct o f f'a na dia n fisheries,, w ith
lolMtereaerrind.
t \ II. k V illia iu l, 102 M a v
S lr r c l,
A M teville, Igm i
E ra n t l . i - r l , piano virtuo so, was siana -ay* if fo lk s w o ld tm ih
founder o f a typ e of p lo y in g , in and forget th e ir w orries they'd
w hich the in stru m en t attem pted a ll a ll feel lo t* h e tto r and m ak"
tesoiirces n f an nrehestra.
other folk* feel In -lle r too, M rW illiam s -a y * she has ltd * to
Before ge ologist* developed th e ir -m llr alaiiit ,
tha nks to H A I'%
knowledge and t h r o r i r - n f nro slrtii*. A ('()[,. Mr*, W illia m * found tha*
II w a - eommonlv tho ugh t that v a l hy taking llA H A t 'O l, *h r help*'!
le y * were rnu-ed hy fissures in to nverrome a defiedeney o f k it s
the e a rth '* r r n r t p riw lu rr,! d u rin g m in* RI. !« . N ia rin and Iron.
an nplieaval
which I IA H A i'f il. eutitains.
Here is Mra. W illiam S* O U T
SleArn is the force which elects
the w a te r o f a geyser, som e tim e, -tatrtlienl: ” 1 g u r .» tl was over
a yrai ago when I r, illy started
to a he ig ht o f |*at feet o , more.
*" feci m ight)
W hitt i
i i , / . fctlltiK i.i.i I'm f-.-t tellfns
Vnowr how w ell r h i, eo u n try w a‘ a st"iy I just didn't have tine
p rrp a re d fo r Ihe rn n flte t."
'•it of .iiergy I « a tired all th"
time I had I " do m y house*" r^ a
in *pell* . , , rest a while and
then work a lut. I inuldnT eat
full meal e i t i n r —I gue»s I
didn't cat enough In keep a hird
■l it . Their was many a night
I didn't g* I toil a few hour*'
sleep. Imagine going to lied and
then rolling and to -dug hroat of
'he night. So m any o f my frtrndt
had wen praising
H A B A ft't
that I finally derided to try It M l
kt'HIA ftei
three tint tics
>t
HA DA Ft it. f eon Id t ell a defiW
nttr improvement . , . now, aftei
taking IIA D A C O l. for over »
year, I feel jtr«t wonderful. I am
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I*
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a IM * Tha L s IM ic iv rs s r tiu s
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�THE WEATHER
In Unity There In Strength—
T o P ro te ct th , Peace o f the W ar 14:
Q T o P ro m o lt th* P rogress of Am erica.
T o P (u d w « P ro sp e rity fo r S ia lu it .
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VOLUME XXXXII
E s ta b lis h e d
Army To Draft
'SO Thousand
Men In March
a oi
n
t
e
ik fititititk ia tie fc lm
■ • ■■ ■•
Although the figure uied by the
Defrnte Department involvet only
18 divisions, an Army official told
a reporter today that the fighting
forte will he augmented by the
to-called regimental combat teamt
to equal the itrength of 24 full
divitiont.
W hen th e Korean w a r ita rte d ,
the A r m y had 10 d iv is io n *, w ith
o f th e mu na tt ifu
w *r_ M v# n g th
u i ll
i
•trrp
r p t ffor
o r I• dlvltlonUn Germany.
There
•re were itm « threw.dtvWon;
In th e U n ite d State*. O n ly one o f
these, th e *2nd A lrh o rn e , had anyt h in g
approaching
e ffe c tiv e
a tn n g th and th a t » t i o n ly W or
70 |ie r re n t *>f f u ll itr e n g th .
A t th e prevent tim e, th *’ A rm y
ha* 11 re g u la r divisio n*, p lus fo u r
N n tln n a l G uard d ivisio n * and tw<>
(Jimrd re g im e n ta l ro n ilm l tra m *
which have been brought In to fed# e r a l aervtce. Two m ore G uard
d iv is io n . w ill be M e r a U fe il neat
m onth. A l l guard u n lla m u st be
Korean Casualties
Rise To 38,325 In
War’s Worst Month
_
W A S H IN G T O nT I
^ A n n o u n c e d U . 8. r a .u a llte . In t h .
Korean w a r to*# to 36,325 th ro u g h
m id n ig h t Dee. 22. an ijK ra a .e o
1,004 o v e r the cu m u la tive to ta l
reported In the prevlou* w eek.
T h r D t M f t m t i i t o f D tfo fu ta ■»
releasing th e f lg u m to d a y , em*
hasired th a t the y ro p r# **n t on ly
i * n u m b e r o f n o tific a tio n *
to naxt o f k in and do not r e f le c t a ll
casualties » u ff*re d th ro u g h Dae.
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AN INDEI’ ENDENl DAILY NEWSPAPER
IM S
SANTOHD,
F L O R ID A
Korean Civilians Jam Rescue ('raft At lluiiKrnam
T ill R S IU V
D K (\
2S.
|«*r.(»
Associated P rc -s Leased Wire
Remington Claims Norwegian Farmer Asian Nations Ask
Defense Witnesses
y!!* h IIiY T ' i?-1 U . S. To Negotiate
Being Frightened hX'/UKl,lld
' Reds
- With Chinese
NEW V Ut IK K , l>. « *.’H i,V>
A il
u p s ta ir
New
York
n|*)dt
E x -W ife Tells Court S jt' ( questioning, police
“f,r*
Eastern Delenn-not. Rar
that
In
strangled
form
e,
He Promised To Re F olli. »how girl K v rly n iV *<egfeld
tions
Th in k C o m
v o n rn )
main Lo yal To Reds llua 11
promise P o s s i b l e
1‘olle. quoted llirg e r \ 'o |ilk v i* l
NF.W YORK. IW
Indochinese Reds
Push French Back
In Frontier Fight
Women And Children
B e i n g Evacuated;
Red Assault Looms
SAIGON. Indochina. Dec. 28—
</P)— [tottered by w iv tt o( Communiu-led Vietminh a 11 a c k|e r *.
French forcet withdraw today from
two out|K)il* of their shrinking
north Indochina frontier salient,
it looked like the first phate of the
tong expected Vietminh general of
fensive.
After n herd-fought bailie, ib f
outnumbered Flench garriion at
Hinhlieu. 35 mile* southwest o!
Moncay. withdrew and joined a
rrlirf rolumn- During tha battle
the relief rolumn itarlf had bnrflv
reoccupied the po*t. Moil of ihe
garriion eica|>cd, a communique re
ported.
At the tame lime, French troop*
Tilled back icveral milei on the
extreme western flank of the *a
lient. They abandoned the oul|>otl
at Chauton, 10 mile* nor'hwrtl of
the key French poddon at Tienyen.
The renewed attack* by the
Communiil-lcd Nalionaliil* on llie
frontier talienl coincided with oilier
Vietminh drive* mirth of Hanoi. A
French military ipokctman >aid
their attack* were *top|wd, but be
admitted that thr first phaie ol
the big Nalionalitt offemive may
have begun.
(F rench
ahlp pln g
*ourres
In
R lnga po r* *a id a ll French women
and c h ild re n In Indochina are to
be evacuated on th« advice o f th#
French m ilit a r y a u lh n r t tlr . there.
They aatd the tf>.O0(bton lin e r 1 ^
Conte De M ale. Juat re tu rn e d by
Japan to F r a n c , w ill g« at once
from Y okoham a to Saigon, and
that o th e r v ra ie U — p o **itilv fiv e
«r alx— w ill jo in the op era tion In
J a n u a ry.)
French re»enre* are rep orted to
have a h tfte d to the c o a 'ta l tone to
prevent a n y la rge »cale V ie tm in h
d e c e n t to w a rd * the »ea*nort o f
H aiphong. A m ilita ry *noke*m an
raid fiv e V ie tm in h b a tta lio n * have
liven Id e n tifie d in the v ic in ity o f
th r f r o n t ie r la lir n t and h r added
to n ig h t th a t the enemy o ffe m iv e
C o n tlr-w d on l*age F o u r
The below fre c rltig w eather th a t
occurred th ro u g h o u t the e n tire
southern -ta le * d u rin g the la te r
part o f N u vrm b e r and the second
week in December paved an open
ing fo r H anford grown, vegetables.
He contrasted Inla s itu a tio n w ith
that o f Dec. 27 and Dec. 29. 1P4U
when dum p tirk a la were issued on
radishes, Itean*, peppers, coll a n t*,
turnips, cabbage and green onions
ow ing to the "dlatresM ngly low
prices and no demand."
**| fir m ly tnd lev*," aald M r. A ndrrson, " th a t the gro w e r* u f Hemillole and adjacent countie* w ill re
ceive s a tiifa r to r y prices fo r uualitv produce d u rin g 1961."
.Miss Arlene Richter
Evucuuted To Japan
M r. and Mra. H enry H ichtor were
gladdened rece ntly by the receipt
o f • cablegram fro m th e ir daugh
te r. M i** A r lia * R ichter. A rm y
nurxc. M a tin g th a t ih e had been
among the fo rce * recently evacuat
ed from K ore a and D now in J a
pan.
She had i*een serving for several
months in the Korean cam paign.
The to ta l included' 6 .4 3 2 d *a th a .
" I ’m fin e and f it . don’t w o rry ,” ahe
f o f th e .# , 6,742 were k ille d In ag*
raided.
tlon. r.84 died o f wound* and «
A gra du ate o f Seminole H igh
death* w e re recorded am ong men
School, M i»* R ichter received her
who h a il been reported m l»»tng in
nurses tra in in g at St. V ln re p t’a
action.
„ . . .
H ospital in Jacksonville. D u rin g
The w ounded to ta l vra* 27.012.
W orld W ar I t she served In E u
in clu d in g th o ie who la te r died of
rope.
wounds.
The m U M n g fig u re reached BlE IS E N H O W E R IG N O R E D
671 tin c e th e beginning o f h o * tllHT. L O U IS , Dec. 2 8 - l T ) — When
Itte*. O f th is number 4,763 are
General D w ig h t D.
E iw n h o w e r
litte il a * r u r r e n ltv m im in g . In ad
arrives! at U nion S tation w a te r" d l t t m to th e six m im ing w h o were
slay he found a shouting, placard1 Jiiied to d a y a* having died , th t*
c a rry in g gro u p o f bobby luxers.
to ta l Inclu de * 705 who have vinca
The Suprem e Commando; o f the
re tu rn e d to U. S. m ill ta re c o n tro l
A tla n tic Pact N ations’ European
and 107 k n o w n prUonere o f w a r.
INniGF~STlRl,K
arm y, h i* w tfa and th a lr p a rte were
T o ta l A t m v c a s a a ltitt reached
NEW YORK. Dec. 2 » -b W - en route fro m D e n vtr, C o lo , to
ae.oru;. T h e N avy to ta l waa 429,
(tcronom o T o rre *. 26, waa h o ld in g W ashington. In changing tra in *
the a ir fo rc e 300 and M a rin e c o rp *
a aingle-edged r a io r between h i* here, they had to fig h t th e ir w a y
casualties r r a t h e j 5,624.
teeth l a i t n ig h t when he loat hia past the noisy group.
balance, f e ll backw ard* In h i* c h a ir
The bobhy soxer* did n ’t rrc o g F IR S T UN F L A G
n iie the general. In c lrilia n cloth#*,
T O K Y O . Dec. 28- O T I—T h e f lr a t and aw allow ed the ra io r.
X r a r e a t Ilellevua
llo e n lta l amf they w e re n 't Itm k ln r f o r him .
U n ite.! N a tio n * fla g flo w n fro m
a U. S. b a ttle sh ip ha* been o f- •howed th e ra xo r lodged In hla S cream lnr "W e w a nt R ed." the y
Mnmach. Surgeon* operated e a rly
Vgfere.1 to th e Naval academ y by
» ,r.* o!n .
! ° * * * * * comedian
todya, and removed th * r a io r . T hey Red
Skelton, who a rrive d on the
’ Capt. I r v in g T . Duke, com m ander
aald hla c o n d itio n waa good.
same
tra
in
.
o f the M la to u ri.
The B ig M o firs t brake o u t tha
U . N . em blem Sept. I I . ju a t be
fo re the battlew agon’* guna ro a rad a t enem v in M a lla rie iu In Hamcbok, a K o re a n *a»t c o a il acaDort
•outh o f th e 38th Pare!lal.
The f la g waa flow n d u rin g three
other bom bardm ents.
Ry T O M B R A D SH A W
fO N G R F U S IO N A h REC O R D
TOKYO. Dec. 28— t/T V -T h e ruccenfu! Allied withdrawal from
u , W A S H IN G T O N Dec. M -O P > —
'■*^8 lu n g -M e n d in g a ll-tim e record fo r the Hungnam beachhead in K orea U . prompted lo p b ra u here to say
consecutive »ervice In Congrea* it could have been held in d e fin ite ly.
ilia tn d a v to R*p. Sabath
(D That opinion appeared based on one prime factor— th# belief the
I ) w ho w as elected la s t N oe. 7 tremendoua curtain of firepower#
• t i l l a n o th e r term— nU 53 rd.
_ g ro u n d th# bearhhead b y go *o f a r aa to M y th a t th e
a rtille ry , N a v a l g u ru and a ir *U»- Hungnam op era tion could bo carp o rt a k v t th e U n ite d N a t i o n Hed o o t a g a in and ag ain In
I w ill ha ve eerved 41 T * a r* . nine fo rt# o f f fr o m rae m y a tta c k o f Koro#— p ro rfa e d th# tM tln g perm a g n ita d # .
th e and 26 days whew today**
mitted dew# Naval gun H r- tup
Th# Tenth A m y Corpa waa port. Rome point# on Korea’*
Inn a d jo u rn s.
The re co rd was held h r Senator inatebed to aafety with moat of weat roaat, for instance are too
la * & M o r r ill ed V e rm o n t. Re |ta lu p p lle * w h ile a C o m m u n iit rockv and th# offahor# water too
rte no w o a tlm tle d a t m or# tha n •hallow to accommodate haul*,
u n in te rru p te d m rvtoo Of 43 fo
--------------------- i r r - BTtllab)a
nth* aad 24 d o r * to
•hloi and m il
Army Brasi Thinks Allies Might
Have Held Hungnam Indefinitely
£ ",5 K „T E r r .m
fl(
I fileral jutlgr Girgory I
Dade County Pays
Over One-Fourth
Of Sales Tax Levy
F ollow ing a rbo rta ge <d vege
tables due to It,. Ia*t fre e ie the
volume u f piiHluce at the Hanford
State F arm er:, M arket i* nhuwing
an Incremic, Manager Handv Ande rio n announced th is m orn ing .
The dealer*, he Mated, are re
ceiving fa ir volume o f celery, local
cabbage, Ice lw rg and Hig Itoaton
lettuce. A U o in supply are bunched
tu rn ip s, m ustard and green onion*,
radishes and cullarda.
The m arket is strong and de
mand exceeds supply on
bunch
vegetable*, but fo r lettuce
the
movement Is slow.
"M e u n ti. mate in rre iu rd sup
plies lie g io n in g about Jan. 1," said
M r, A n d e rvm . "H ow e ver, 1 do not
believe a heavy volume o f green
vegetable.! fro m local
grow ers
would be s u ffic ie n t tn supply th *
d tm a n d ," he added.
$167,046 Collected
Seminole
During
In
County
First
a» saying be "tdew his t «j, * when
28 4<1*t
tlie woman resisted hi- ndvanees
t ouiurl for formal tro%rrnmrnl in hi* M arihattan hotel room
r ‘ om mnl \ \ ilium W Itrnun^loii
“ I remember ta kin g m y band
>haivrJ todni lli.il ixitfitful tl(* ketch!* ( Mtid p u llin g it n io u id
her neck and p u llin g - 1iclit *’ he
If litf u«Inrt»ri M,i*it hriiiK Mitniml was quoted n* laying ”1
•In I |,\ | *i trvei uiNin latlu *.
ineliibei p u ttin g » w a if III tier
N A tIV I IIO H IIIS . It Rest to ra p a city w ith Korean c lv llta n l. fu rrn u ru t an ocean-going v ra w l at lls in g n a iii
tia rb o r ilu rln g tlie evacuation of U N troop* and c iv ilia n * fro m the area. The va»t operation was r a n led on
w h ile A llie d w a n ltln * o il . m i l laid down a " w a ll o f Dia ' about the beachhead. (tn tre n a lio ru il .Soundpholu)
Fresh Vegetable
Shortage Ends At
Farmer’s Market
V io ii - mouth "
I
| •
.
.
s n l it u ih e i ia t u le l h e c l ia r g r . c o m m eiitinii I ‘ I*1 n»t le to g n i/e anything n u b as .1 J r lr m r o f .» g m •
eminent witness until a person
. >
, , , ..
takes the s ta m l
The Imdy of l-t *i)ls‘t 1 m l i i ’Mi
war found T iira ib .) niornur ( in
the \>hland Hotel at I-'-' Finn th
Avenue
. T *" ,r ' r o l l , r " t1" * ; dmi*: 6n.
had
lc« n
g a iro tte d
svnh n
i t rami .,f c lo th limped lig lu ly
Krtnmglort. H y e a i-o lti 'former almul bet th ro a l. A scarf was
stuff* *i Into llet month
Department of 1 on,merer rennoittTin- slaying took place d u rin g
lit. on Inal on a i h uge ol pci- n ili.n k in g p a rty ... the I I
k # r » liotrl iin )iii
juiy, is accused id listing bed to
a f-drr,d grand jmy when lie
denied he eacr was a Communiit.
Year
Ills div oiccil wile, Mr*. Ann
Krmington,
lias spent the past two
TALLAHASSEE, Dec 28 t/P )
— More (ban onr-fouillt of all dav* on the Hand, testifying they
Florida salrt lav trcripl* during
the F rit year of collection
ollection came
from Dade county.
Comptlnller C. M
month
i •
,
a n a ly tit o f
.bowed
Dalle
Gay'i
i
the nrw
county
" r ' r Comnu,n,,“ m,,,r ' ,,,n
1,1
'K 0
Dcfen*r .attorney |o*rpb L
I 2 _ ILiuli. Jr., charged today that llie
i
levy
goiem m ent
ha *
been
c a llin g
a
...»*» of |Mi|rntial drfrntr wifiie»»ev
piodmed | ^ otr ,|1P „ M n j uly f,„ ,|„
II I.785J89 of lire total $jd.815.- purpose o l pelting* in fo
- rm a tio n
113 collected. Duval cunly wa* a •■bout the d e fe n d in l in*I iiitin v d .ilpoor trconsl with 14.391,207. and ir e them ”
Ibllthorougli was thud with $1,U. S a tto rn e y Irv in g II Saypol
263.544.
I
fl,e slate's bllllslm g Iwnim tllo w
ed up plainly in the sale* tax
figutr* at lumhri and nlhri cr*nilrudion dealer* luinesl over more
money in laxrt collected from con
sumer* than rqieialot* of any other
type o f b u n n e ti.
They accounted (or $5,355,418
of the entire tax. Construction *ui*plie* told or uied dirrctelv by ,i* i(■Minis built llie total For b u ild
ing imFustry tales lairs iqi to $7835.897.
O pe ra tor*
I
of
hotels,
No.
Il l
United Nations Forces Brace
For Expected Chinese Attack;
Two Red Jets Are Shot Down
National
Production
Authority P l a c e s
Hoarding Ban On 55
I Essential Products
WASHINGTON? Dec. 2 8 - ( ,P )
— The Army Irday m urd a draft
rail lor 80,009 men in Match.
Fliii will brio; the total ol Army
requests for draltrei to 450.000
liner the outbreak ol the Koiran
war.
The 80,000 aiked for March i»
-the tame quota rrqueitrd in Jan*
•u ary aqd February.
T h f Defentr Department anitotiTifemer.t laid the Navy, Air
.’Fhrc«'jii>d Marine* "do not plan
to place call* upon the Selective
Service eyitrm in Match."
Only the Army ha» uied the
draft up to now.
The original quotai for January
and February weie hooped on Dec.
> 1 2 to provide 80,000 dr a fleet in
each of the two monthi. The first
call for January wat only 40.000
and the oitgin.il call for February
wat 50,000.
The draft callt ate pail of a
build up to give the Army a com*
bat forcr equal to 24 divitiont
when it tearhet iti current rxpxn
lion goal neat July I.
d
Clouds w ith occasional ra in <vr
i l t i i i l r and continued ( n n lr : it ( l|>
rool in M l r r m r north, t 'l r a r In
p a rtly clouds w ith little change in
Irrn p e ra tu r* elsewhere.
iiio '** i
said llte In tim id a tio n charge whs
” lia»ete»»’‘ a m i »ald the g o v e rn
ment bast "n o apologies to ninke
fo r whnt I coiiaisier to be the n o r
mal fu n c tio n in g <>f the inlm tii*tin lio n o f jiiis tic e ,’’
Mra, R e m in g to n ha* (teen the
princip al governm ent witness Mee
the tr ia l sstnrt**l Tuesilny She
•aid she mush* Ite m iglim plestge
lo v a ltv to Csimrniinlsrn tsefore *he
agreed to m a r r y him , and did not
love him a l th e time.
M r*
R e m in g to n swore th a t
Remington bud g u c n "to p -e e re t’
SSI
iiifo iin n lio n to tin admitted
fo rm
er Russian a g e n t, M l** F li.a b e tt.
! H *nlley.
c o u rt, and oth er t r . n . l e n l lo d g in g , , BJ,h t o iw r .'n ^ R e m in io n a m l ' K
■luartera turne d in l4.Wt2.33t> m | , p„ , j >v j „ W a tld irtm i and she
................. re n ta l o f th e ir rsM it'", | t(nVc-.l him w ith Com m unist* in
and rrM a u ra n t o p e ra to r* collect
y 0rk and M .* lr»
ed the thirst la rg e *! a m o u n t— *1
j | | M H e ntle v charges! tw o ye a r*
179t103— on RAirt o f pre|>Are$l (
|(Cm in u to n wa» o n * o f
food.
her •nurcc* o f seciet in fu rm n tio n
Gay re p o rle il he ^penl l l j W ,
fo r R m tia . Rem ington »ald he
714 In 13 m onth* p u ttin g th e t a t knew her o n ly ( lig h tly as a w r i t
In to e ffe ct am i collectin g it , w hich er. and then under another name.
was f 1D4.339 !■•*» th a n the law
Slender, b ru n e tte M r* R e m in g
allowed him to apand. T h e In'* ton t e t jf ir d venter*lay that she had
p e rm it* h im to u»e » ' m uch >• !>ccn re lu c ta n t to m arry R e m in g
three percent o f h i* c o lle c tio n * fm
ton.
, .
n d m ln itlra tio n . He sant he u**d
Hut, she added, it w»»n l love
2.2d petcent fo r a ctu a l o p e ra tio n th a t concerned her.
2,51 (H’rceist cou ntin g *!>7>HU to
“ One o f th e requirem ent* I
urnish and equip
*•*
furnish
asked was th a t he would con tinu e
ICwallHwea •sh r»a » r e s r
to he a C o m m u n ist, adhrre to the
p a rty p ro g ra m «r,d p a rticip a te In
Sinjrinjf Convention
p a rtv a c t i v i t i e s * h * te stifie d .
-.,.1 I n . - . l ~ t . . . * * » «
Meets In IliRli School th a t w ore.
The rm ipie, m a rrie d <m Nov.
The Remlnole S in ging C onven HUH, wa* d ivorce *I a year ago a f
tio n . w hich ha* a ttra c te d h u n d n d* te r several y e a r* ' »eparatlon. D e
o f iveoplc fro m th ro u g h o u t Cantrrs
ta il* o f th e divorce were not
F lo rid a to it * concert* here, w il
brought o u t. M r*. Remington »ajd
meet a t Seminole H ig h
School ■he q u it the f> n im u td * t t a r t y In
a u d ito riu m on tha th ird Sundav in
19411.
, ,, e
F e b ru a ry. W . I I. Dunran. proaldent
A ike d hv defence counsel i f "he
o f the convention, «aid t<May.
ll's s o s s e s
r * s * ew at
On R a tu n ta v n ig h t, preceding
the convention, a go*pel q u a rte tte
G O I . n i LOCKS
concert w ill be presented a t the
H IL L S ID E . N . J.. n * .
H ig h Rchool, he added. T he q u a r — The three t»ear* o f
fa irv ta te
te tte * wRI Ire th * Hom eland H a r fame could le a rn a few angle* fro m
mony Q u a rte tte o f fl t a t I o n M r*. Agnes lte l*# n .
W .D .8.T.. A tla n ta . Ga.. and the
She re tu rn e d to her ap artm en t
D ixie
Q u a rte tte
of
W .D .M .G . yesterday
a fte r
(pending
the
Doug I**, Ga. The p ro g ra m w ill la d C h rIsltiin
h o lid a y * w ith frie n d *
fro m 3:00 I ’.M . u n til m id n ig h t.
and th l* I* w h a t *he found:
Romeone had oaten her cutd aia ril
R E D M IN IS T E R
Isa re, atent in h e r hed. re a rra n g ja l
I'R A G U E . C tec ho* lov a k la . Dee. h r r fu rn itu re , le ft lip ttlc k on th e
28- bV>— B u lg a ria ha* » rn t a tntn- to w e l* and M o l* *ome o f her b * * t
iM e r to N o rth Korea, th# B u lg a r s ilk underw ear.
ian T elegraph Agency *a ld In a
Whoever it w a * even le ft p r in g
Sofia di (p a tch publDhed here to - around her b a th tu b .
“ And I ’ m d a rn *ur# it wa»n t
^fhe envoy. J. I ’etkov. pre* -nted G oldtlloeks.” »he told police.
h i* c re d e n tia l* Sunday to F o re ig n
M ln lM e r l ’ «k Chen-Jen, It «atd.
DAMAGES
A T L A N T A . Dec. 24-<4-1- M i r
T H R E E K IL L E D
iam c itn k s c a le * w a n t* 120,000 f o r
M U R P H Y B B O R O . III., Dec. 2 8 - In ju r!* * becau*#, »he alU tesi. an
(A7—T h re e em ail childre n p e ria h rd a u tn m o b ilr d r iv e r put h!»
lit)
e a rly today to a f ir e w h trh de- around her and failed to keep hia
•trn ye d the fo u r-ro o m fra m e home eye on the ro a il.
o f M r. and M ra. A lv a lioooa. Tha
8he file d c u lt yeMerday a g a ln ct
parenta and a alx m onth* old b * h v Eugena S nyd er, clalm lne aeveral
suffered aeveto b u rn * w h ile a f i f t h o f he r teeth w e re broken and »h*
child eacaoed w ith m in o r b u rn *.
suffered o th e r in ju rle * .
Th# dead were H a rry . 10, L o ra
M l* * C lin ka ra le a alleged S nyd er
Jaan, 8. and George F .. 3, w ho w ere p u t hla arm a ro u n d her and trie d
•atoap In on# bedroom. Boone, 36, tu d ra w her to hla tide. She a ik e d
a printer, hla w ife. Lillian. 29. fle d him to keep hia ay# on th# road b u t
th# banting bom# w ith th# baby •a id ha fa ile d to do eo aad th# c o r
aad Thaodora. • .
crashed into a u tility pol*.
IA K I
> 1 1 1T.SS, Dec. 28
Rf
t
i
T i,in y - ° -w
M ii'e s
N°"'> ° (
'
IDKkO. Dec. 28 rd'l I'nilrd
Nation* lorcci manning the 150mile dcien»e lint aciui* Korea's
limiirction biacrd Usday agaunt
the rapretrd llood of mailed Red
manpower Hui tlieie was little ac-
o l ’ ) lion.
Ien*e Allan countne* m llie
G e n e r a l MacAtlluir predicted
U nited Nations are pressing tlir 'bat more than I ' 1 Hrd diusions—
Iblitrd S la tr. to nrgoli.ite with i ut’ to I'd'.OOO men
Would tU«Il
I'oimmini'l Um.i loi i ettlem ent I 'gainst hit lightened new tinea in
•if ail L ii I I , t r il l (Militn al ||| >- die n r» t tw o weeki.
t*lenn
The IJ. N.
comma nsler said
I l.ea are ■•(Wilted to Ir r l th a t Communist China as n io b ilirrs l
«tic Ii negotiations a ir thr o n ly its "w a r e ffo rt o r i national scale-*
(Huiible mean* for s solution to
In his w a r summaiv. M is A rth u r
the Korean ss 11 w ithout s m ilita ry said the l i r t known lo catio n o f
knockout
the Id slisinuns, wluch compose
l.vei sinsr the tlillieir Hrsls llie Chinese Communist F ourth
sent (loir hoislrt in
into
K
to K**te,i,
llie | | tr IsI A i my. ptocrcl I fir tn tri a (totis no,lines o| \ •s.l
wills the ry *
to b it the L ig lilll A lm y «ome„
|
* v e , inne Isciue ru Jan I ansi 10. lie
. '
.
* .
lllg
in
g• 1
lb,*t 1
the t
S listen s in l llie te weie six C lim r*e sorp*
l*olirr
Ihr |>ri*Htifr un b"rrn
“M »
*»*•«
■•«
ftiiyiiu: M ix- M tii'hi % u ,%* tlmi« - to (’ om niunist I 'e,ping’s lie n is t'ib in tbe a tra and that lim ited a t
h i *: ttl- ul I h r fiHiiu w h m h r mmlc lli. it :
tacks in In s e t sliengtl, o f one or
•klvai * • * U» h« r >»hr t r h u f f r t l him ,
mote
a t t n in
(cotps) c n u ltl be
I
T
lie
l»
S
Wlthlll-lSS
I
t'
tlO*‘|ls
n liil
I h r « » t h r r , p*».
lie*’ tjiiil.
launched al any time, but a coI mm ko tej
Th* H w nfU h horn N o ik v in f u m
2. I lie L'
S w illis liiw
t l i ’ o ld in a trd attack could be expected
trlu iD i* ! I u i i
U%( niffh l n f lr r
by tier I H ill of next month
hi* (trtF il ill tUic*A, \
V , w h rn* .■'esrntli f l r e t lio rti fn tm n t,i:
’The
chaiacter nl
s in ap tr
III* ftt il n fliT I hi* IilVJllK*
(, I I ,r l
S «ti>|> It* o p jH u ilu in
nu
lil.il>
e
ffo
rt
hv
th
r
C
lllli.te
ComI m lrr «|iit itio n in ir* In* f i r At in- to llie .ra tin g of the t siliim et. *t
mu,list governm ent, thn uyli in itia l
a l.i* .I that hs w a . Iso. d ru n k to Chinese ir« *m r in the r
\
remeinliei ss It it look place m
‘
ly masked under the lira s lictnus
T h e y tw ite Ve these s'siiics'svloiis
isl* tie i cun litte re ii loom a t the
ruse of a "v o lu u tre r p v ttic i|n lio n
Would
tir
in
g
p*
as
e
tss
A
s
ia
,
al
h Isl.
»t onlv lo o a p p a irn l t i tlie deplny•sliss Hughe* had appealed III least l» » is i,r » illv . T in * view
th.
itio a d w a y h its "R io R ita " im p lie d In a Ig.po w er rr»<duti>*! nient o f a ll elements o f the I h ir d
A*and "R o sa lie " and in film s «^ ith they put to*fore the II, N
and F o u rth Field Armies, svhirh
Olor'ia *•'' d*U' tw o weeks ago. p led gin g
Rudolph
V a len tino
and
repesrnt tw o suit o f the f,se field
'
Red
c
h
in
a
a
p
o
litic
a
l
conference
Swanson.
in re tu rn fo r pi*ai*i* in K o rn * ■unties co n stitu tin g the eittite tm llNils* him "lived w ith he, couiT hai proposal ssa- m > mpanisit t ,,y .triKiuie
China.'' 'he mmlim n -lii*
husbaml,
n il*
slriver
Dili toa
•*
J**liti M* Dsiinrtil, in u room at |,v a I " piMimt Ith e t liir t
tmirtuiue *4 iu
Its** i***1 el only a fe w feet f m ill Ills- l'llill|>|*it,* - l ressilulion - alio*,:
"T ld - w ar . ffn r t on a n t n m a l
tlie one m w h ic h her bods w m f o l ne g o tia tio n - on a cease fire in ’trnle is ra co g n lia b le in th e ir m illKorea
Csinsidetation
o
f
’
he
t
r
■
found.
*sd„t i» b n
(o .liti -at ta lk - s.a* tar v tiuslgs't A* cm ding to re tU ld e
Norslkvist, who saul ib u t lie
«ourre*. the Chinrse tlesle in I ’’dp*
ram e is, the U lilts-il S ta le , m stielss*! to ass ait p r s g is , , s*n th*- lug have atip io sed tli** -I's'ilslltlg o f
I ’.blb, i- s-mployed by h <n trr ren»e fits- move.
• ig lit b illio n ilo lla i* fm wai o u rfirm m H a m lin , N. Y.
W ine I ’elping's rejectio n .f tin ....... . in l l i f i l . This i* iii* ‘*sably the
ICitHliiitod on rtide !»**»
t le fu r r Im t he w u rk rd as a re a -r fire |,ropo*al. the (J emit!
luiiiln-rja, k ami m errhant
*<■*- trie s
A fg h a n i-ta n ,
II u r m a,
man.
E gyp t. India, Ira n . Ira q , In in s
lie whs arrested Tuesday night eat*
Lebanon, U aklstnn. S iim ll
a ft'*r he asked u Utica hotel A rabia. S yria and Yemen
an
m
m
iag*,
|,,
telephone
lit*
Ash
pre-sing for a liy at the
oih<*
|
■'What happen*-*! at prsspt**al
j ’*';
p|“ ^ l t n | | | | | r
T il* t '
S so fa, bu* ( i i i - i i . I
F uller said h r would to leoik
a lu i-llle iiltitu *!* tow n i*l tile | o »
eil after fu rth e r questioning.
PA I M R E A C H . I>*. 28
!’
posed p o litic a l eunfrrencs
T in
A met leans view its v move lin k Stanton G r if fis , Ik l-y ra t-old d i|iin g a (NnssiMe rod to Hi.* ’i -ire a n ill mat and litv y *lm e llt banker, i>
fig h t,n o w ith c**m*e»»lo|, to tin* | lea si-si over h it appointm ent ns
t'iilrn se Rssls b « yie ld in g to bin* k nmb:issad*>r * j Spaot
n,ai|.
" I ’l-ase -ay that I
mu moat
Tin- A sian »|hiti' o i » <*f the (mi, h o m in ' to learn o f ’ * H|P"th*t
The M u y fn ir Inn. w ith more than
3 hat
240 gueMa, la fille d to capacity Ile a l eoufi-rencr rs'-o lu tio ii. how m i-n t," h r to ld re iM*it* > anil so many reservations have ever are expected ts> meet th i* rif Is n il I e rn s»V ut '■ *•<• txi**tlt
G r iffis l- a in '* l i f j ’
| ,i slnlhecn made th a t It hit* liven neces ter noon la U n it 5 IV M. F.STl to
in . lit by I ’ realdent T rum an y rx sary |<> tu rn down ic q u r - t* fur disesrs* wavs an.imentis „ f b rin g
terdav w hen h. *t.ip)H*d o f f ^
roomie fm F e b ru a ry and M arch, In g .s l-u t s iu h ta lk .
TI,.* three-m an seasc-ftre ru n , Jensen
Reach
just
n .irtl, ol
Frank Mcbane, assistant manager.
m i - . A**en, hl y I ’rrstd e .it Nu S tu a it a fte r inspecting i i *|*.-rly
• a id y e s te rd a y .
isdtah K n te ia m * f D an. S ir
Hen be owns ,*n
H ut. In ........ l-la n d
M ajor social eve nt*■ for tin- new
year *rn*»n w ill tn* n dance Sunday < gat N Ron o f I nit, n and It t i be tw n n It,.lia na It vet m id tlie
A tla i.tii- c» eatt
night (New Y e a r'* Ever, .uid the H ld d rll **f t ’an a'lii met
y is tc r
lie th ru cruise*l ■ *utlt in tu*
Ktwanis I a.lies N ig h t p ro gra m on ■las to ilitc u * * I'lip in g 's rejectio n
the evening o f Jan. I
N*> announeement of th e ir ru n yacht. M a ry c ia , and -)***«< the
night at I ’n lm llcacn H* » u i th#
In te re stin g mtisi* la provided elusions wa» mode.
and M i
W illia m
n ig h tly In the liamh*»* Room tiy
They met n General Mae A ' I guest **f M r.
... .e ... * . , ..
....................................
th u r charged III a I'ccial te p o /t t* G rrve o f I ’ alm Reach over tils*
l ew York piar,
11’h r,s tm .it h o lid a y*
t
and singer.
In
,, ,i*ota**,S -■
* ” "*
G rrve, James Pierce o f N’ .sv
Ns'W Y e tk he played for four w a r .
Y ork C ity , and John H r*,(tierIn the Candle L ig h t room o f the
\ MEIIH’ AN leg io n
Hotel V ic to ria w ith u trio . O ther
Due to the h o lid a y season no hood o f New ( 'at,a *li C *t.v e
• ng ag rm eitt* were at the .Stork i, gular m eeting **f the S a n fo rd cornpaniest ( i r i f f l * on the cruts#
t i lt h and W eylip lia r. He has ah-o P n ., 63. I h e Am erican
L e g ,on. , * M erday,
tin ffi*
a p p s rtn tm c t
» i ''
directed orchestra*.
w ill I h* held M**ndav n ig h t. K u i
lyle Ilouihoklar, ciiimnandur. *n id to the Senate fur s .m fiim a tio n
when the new Congress meets
M E IIO E N T E R S N A V Y
today.
next week.
IV, I I. "H o b o " Meru, Id* w ife and
T h r na m in g u f an \ m i i lean
slaughter, P a tric ia , le ft vrsterda y
ITIIMT FKHERU. CLOSED
m orning fo r San Diego, G a llf„
The F irs t Federal Savings and am twesador to Spain end* a five where on Jan. 8, he w ill assume Loan Association
of
Seminole year snub o f G en eralluinw i F ra n
■ d iv e d u ly a* an ensign in the C ounty w ill la- closed a ll dav Sat- co'* regim e. It came a ft r the
Navy, He ha* been on Inactive du ty tir.la y , tn e p a rin g the sem i-annual '"•sped N a 'io n - G rn -r 't \s • -mfo r several m onths, ha- nerved as dividends am i in nr,ler to rlo se the Idy voted tn N ovrm h r '
lift •
a deputy t h e r lf f under hi* fa th e r. twoik* fo r the year, it w n* an hail in e ffe c t against Hpa
S h e riff p. A . Morn and has been nounced by M r*, R E, Chapm an, p e rm it m em ber nation
to -eti
studying lawr a t .Stetson U n iv e r secte ta ry -tre a s u re r. They w ilt re- a in lin s ia d o r* tu M m ln I,_________
sity.
open on Tuesday. Jan. 2 .
Griffis Is Pleased
Over Appointment
As Spanish Envoy
May fair Inn Killed
With Many (iiu'Hts
Sunford Weather
Stone Of Scone Eludes Dragnet;
Stolid English Enraged By Theft
LONDON, Dvr 28 -f/T’l Rural police 40 miles from London saisl
lodsy they belicvrd tlir venerable Stone of Scone, stolen from
Westminster Abbey, bad been unceremoniously dumped into tbe nver
crouch under cover of night.
A spokesman at Essex |iolice liead((U*rtrrt in Cbrlmtfurd rrporte.l
group of persons was *e#nT
dum ping a “ heavy bundle" Into
t h r riv e r fro m a * m * ll boat.
Foot pa trolm en and rad io ear*
qu ickly prow led fiv e m ile * of
riv e r bank, w b llr o th e r police
looked fo r Iha hallowed block o f
yellow sand-ton*, heavy In w e ig h t
and tra d itio n , In sm all boat*
along tha M roatn.
They found no trace o f th e r e
lic on which B ritis h kin gs have
H igh ye ste rd a y 79
Low to d a y 6d
R ain—a trace
T o ta l Dec. ra in . 2,»17 tn.-tu-a
N orm al Dec. ra in 2.27 i n ’hea.
The Weather
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Dec. 28—
27
44
A tla n ta
1
HI
H U m arck
12
19
Hoston
64
11
B ro w n sville
tl
1
sat fo r c ro w n in g since E d w a rd I Chicago
65
28
looted the Mah fro m Scotland In Denver
IK** Moines
23
19
PW .
44
47
T h i*
ancient
grievance
a tilt F re*no
Philadelphia
23
9
ra n k le * In the bre ast* o f fie r y
90
Sti
Scottish N a tio n a lis t*, who th in k Phoenix
28
20
the Stone should be re to rrs l to W ashington
-10
W inn ipe g
11
Scotland,
82
41
E x tre m is t* nmong th e ir n u m Jackso nville
7*
«6
ber nr# g e n e ra lly suspected w ith Key W est
76
50
e a rtln g o f f th e Stone d u rin g th e Ocala A ir p o r t
irssitM M Oa p«ga VM D
T rilahaasee
«7
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jj Necktie Exchange
5 Suggests Swapping
> 01 Christinas Cil'ts
n» i i v m i t i n w i n
\ In nrht fellow thoilirht op,
oml now l* making u nice llvihlt
with, a necktie exrhantre. He
f grind ond rig h tly, that mo*t
fiKuied and rig htly, that m oil
male* never receive tic* of a
ill • urn—or lark thereof— they
would {ilck if making their own
elect ioli*.
lb «l*o fiirured t but for every
nect.lle, however horremlou*. there
I* , i o i -oo *«.niewhere who will
1 ., 1 ,-i.lei it to ho lo>autlful and
-oitnl-le Mo*t people, of rnur*e,
won't g o to the trouble of * 1 eliauKintr a •imrle necktie, but w1!
quietly lianir it on a rack in the
r|n»et where it w ill mnlder. untourhml and unworn, until it wear*
away of it* own weight or until
a on rrachf-a an age to tie inter
e*ted in *nmrthlng tic*idr* o n e . o '
cat and lloppy.
With thi* necktie rxrhunge—
* heri whole hntche* o f gift tic*
inn b> witpped' for othrr, more
•ip|e nllng I.niche* il become- ,.lthm ilelv |M(**llde for all lecl ti..*
t,, be worn and II al*o make* |# ipl, happier.
I ee no leaaiui why the ptlnripb u n .not la- applied on a larger
• ale. pcrliap*, in Hie r*tul,li*hnieid of a national ChrlMoia* * lift
Exchange. rhriM m u* I* a time
when * i* nlKolutely nrce«*ary to
find pome gift of certain *periflration*. »ilrh a* co*t, »lie , etc., for
n predetermined nurnlier of |>*r•on* Frequently the dntmr I* nnl
the recipient; more often the
firivv to the whlrn* or peed* of
donor bn>ri’t lim e to do more I lino
'iiiitib a handy gift Item 're e l a
counter in the fren tv of lo*!iiiinute
•hopping. The
ir u d l,
w tint ever the rnu*e, I* the annual
preo illation of a large, nurnlier of
unsuitable
and
inappropriate
rtu istm a* gift*.
h'ew of n* dare xtomp hark to
Hie ‘ lor, of origin to trtu rn
rh ii*tm a * g ift* unle«* the »l*i i*
ol,vinti*lv wrong, and then th"
polite thing I* merely to Fxrhange
the Item for one of the proper
• i*i There’* nlway* (he ilange of
offending Ibe giver, and after nil
it*, the *pirit of the glving'w hirh
is auppoted to count.
Mo»l of the time we take a
A g r r r lln g old in d o yg errl,
r a lr n d e il In good i lic r r
f u r a M r r r j L liria irn a * , . .
and a l'ro*|»eroua New Y e a r !
ROBB’S HOME BAKERY
I n r g «• n*e*>rtmrnl of uadeiii
ChrUtina* K id ', not* on a li»t
the name of the giver and th*
iiru i fo. t.'Kjnh-j-ou of.ion and
then 'lo ir them (juielly in th*
nor I hern ran* I i m b u of attir u
tallar. T lirir they i h i k Iii until
I lio Iioiio- l* »old, ol the "cvlip
old* mm
A i lhal I lino, I ho ”»rHelot an1usually placed in n 'urge
motal receptacle which In turn
U placed at thr curb for final
diapoaal.
If •oinooiio would *rt up lllfh
an exchange, I would be on* of
the flr*t patron* My n'Vn Utile
la a tio a*iirr tiovo of CFH*tm a*
gift* from p»*t >eai* wliieli have
n r ir r l# rn rrmnvrd fi-m their
nliginal I n i n ,
I have, for liittnnro, norno 'to
key container", tondi' ,<f I -.ither,
pla>lie and othrr pliable m iterial* which have I-eon accumulat
ing for many your* None ha*
hoon u»od: few hear my m ine or
initial*. Several have llauhtight
attachment*, carrying 'engdead
hatterie*. and many ra rry cce»•nrir* like coin pur*e* nd ‘ raniparrot eorri|iartment* -letigned for
carrying llcen*e* and pirtm ea of
loved one*. I have al*o i baker'i
iloien riitaretle ra*ea—all deilgncd to carry four cigarette* rti'irt
of n funk, tine i- m agnificently
iiiM-rllod with the arm* of tirent
llrltiiin in rolor, another i* almoat•terling * ilv ri and -everal are nrcoinpaoied hy mulching eonipaet*
and lip itirk * of -tranter hue. T h 'f r
are aim *i* ei(tarette lighten
which prtihahly would v.ork for an
undi r«tandiiiK rnalter or rn ia tm * ,
althoutrh they didn't for me,
I have aevernl poou *• of handhemmed cocktail, luncheon «n I
dinner napkin*, n hu: hrl.hu »k*t of
hand-crochrlted tea code*, puthnhlera and nntirn«r»>«*i«. | have
four pink *atli> hamlkerchiof rate*
with huilt-in wirhet la g * and two
inti'ii-dinir w o o d e n appliance*
I given hopefully tiy tin- male «f
the houti'l i l n i l t n i l to hold light
laundry in tlm rellar and keefi
•tucking* nod >ueh from th" •bow
er curtain not in the bathroom.
Never lined.
Thu**' are |u*t a fi w item*,
picked at random. I haven't even
mentioned the combination f-wi**
Ihemometer and tnude Ian that
arrived l,uwt«-*l or *oni*> 100 other
Item* of like r)ia r..i'e r. Our tr|evidon *et wa» NOT n r lir n lm r *
gift
I would la- Interested in ar,|iiir>
lair on the l>e*l luirg iln ing bail*
HOLIDAY
SEASON
aM
May
VoMr Holiday Cheer go on and on!
CRAWFORD & LAKE
THRIFT SERVICE STATION
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
P ric m lt th ip . . . hi im print 1 hntt r n llt s l i l H ip w urm eN t w tird in
th e w o r ld . N o w , in th e ttennon o f k u im I r h e e r , il trn n itc e n iln
m e re litiHiiiPH* In w n rn t o u r h e n rtn w it h
p len tu in l
w I h I ip .h
SATU RDAY
THE SANFORD HERALD, SAN FO RD , FLORIDA
PACE T W E L V E
iirtMocintititiH,
l-'rnm
tin
fu lln eeH
itie tn iirle a n f m ir
rn m e
m tr
Intel
f u r n jnytiUH Y u lp title h p iih u ii In y o u in n l y n iim .
HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY
' I ao time liU Chriitmai for
B E S T W IS H E S T O A L L O U R
F R IE N D S A N D C U S T O M ER S
our (riandt and customers
an abundance of good things for
Bit Holiday and in 19511
L O D G E & SON
ro o t
m
u v ib v
Americans Borrow
Christman Customs
\P N*»«le*ture*
American*, although of many
nationalities, ate completely in uni
on about h’liri-tu ia* euitnm* in
t i i Halted Stale*.
We adopt the u n il.n l of Manta
f'lau* from Holland, the Cbri*t>
rna* t.we from Germ any, C h riitm a*
i-hoe*) and atocking* from HelIfium and C h riitm a * c a u l' and
"M e rrv C h riitm aa" greeting* from
Cnglaril, Am erica ha* contributed
the lutltev dinner and the polrtrett» a* a decoration.
A ll o /rr th r world ChriatPya*
1 * 11 * peal 6 ,rth the birth of
i lir iit ar»t (he nativity it the great
holy pic tir e carried in Hie hear l
of the faithful on C h rM llu i* r*i>.« nin s.
Manv of our custom* ure of
KmrlUh origin. and In England
the»e old traditional custom* wtill
ore ohterved. In olden day* Kngpo«*ihle Itema auch a* a rellar
pump, a pair o f hahoriy *cat* for
'Huy* and P o ll*" a parche*! *rt,
u couple o f good d c lrrtiv i a ltlie or a five-year diary
li«h manor hou*ea were open to
all ami tahlr* were laden with *lrloin* of beef, mince pie* and foam
ing ale. Today, although our menu
iv .t still leave our home*
and heart- open .tonne the Yulei Id*.
Tile English Yule log and (hr
huire candle* which were liirhtei) t«,
•Ind n ttlow mi tin- merriment in
uldert day* i* part id our A m eri
can celebration. T h r Knglixh w in
• nil leiwl which wa- fillid with hot
mulled ale, in which wa* mixed
•trained honey with gratfd nutmrir
on top itrated the voirue of the
hriininhiir punch Imwl to be found
In many Am erican bom ri on
W HY I X r AN OLD
C A K U K IV t YOU
i
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T h ro u g h th r M hU
Y K A lt
PEC.
23. 1S50
a h ra ii !
Melton Used Cars
B U Y A GOOD USED
C A C FROM T H E ADS
In Thi* N ew ip tp er
H A P P Y H O L ID A Y !
T h ru
C h r t K iin u > * j«»yt*
and
a
b r ig h t N r w
JONES’ TIRE SHOP
J. VIDEL JONES. Owner
Find & Elm Ave,
W a r!
�—
TH E
h i U n it y T h e r t b f it r e s g t h —
U Protect Ihe pear* of (hr WortW;
To Promote the Progress of A m itie s.
To Prodoc* Prosperity for Sanford.
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W EA TH ER
F it r and slowly fb ts g fessperitu r* through W edntid"» # r;s p t
toeomlrig mostly rloudr and roo!*t
In c tlrcm *
north
Wadnesdey
iflP filw n
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AW INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER
V O LU M E
X X X X II
Established 1908
H ead qu arters City
Is Sought For N ew
Allied Armed Force
SANFORD. FLORIDA TUESDAY DEC. 26, 19;.0
MnrinoH Take Care Of Their Own
Supreme Commander T r a l f i p A r n d o n i
Will Tour Europe 1 Fa 111C ACC,(,eni
In January On Inr spection Of Sites
i/
P A R IS . D cc7 2fr-<fP»— Re
cruiting of personnel already hsi
started for General Dwight D
Dienhower's international arrnv
h rtilq tis itrri, It hough it still h*>
no home.
It was learned today that aerie
tariei were being hired. At least
j o me of them got iheit iohi on iheii
ohihtjr to speak German. French
and English fluently.
An American planning staff is
making surveys of a number of
possible locations. A m ilitary in
formant said “ the final decision
w ill be made hy General Eisen
hower himself "
M rnllonni as strong possibilit
ies are Versailles, historic suburb
J p f P aris where r.isenhower main
tained his Supreme HeadquarterAllied Expedlllunery Force ( 8 HAE F l du-ing World W ar I I . and
Fontainebleau the present head
quarters of the five-power West
* ra Union M ilitary Alliance com
manded by Field Marshal t/ud
Montgomery.
Elsenhower I* scheduled to tour
Europe In Ja n u a ry, Inspectlnf
headquarters sites and conferring
vlth m ilitary men or the 1 2 AtH la atlc pad nations ivhlrh eont*lbute to his command.
A spokesman Mid today that
London still la a possibility for
the headquarter*, although most
authorities preferred to have the
Supreme Headquarters A 11 1a d
Powers In Europe (S H A P E ) e»tabllshed on continental Europe
“ fo r psychological raaeons."
At the w e n t A tlantic Part
Conference In Brussels some dlplo-
*£■-8
‘is
“ #» fa r s a lt am pesrtW f,
poeew r
at Strasbourg.
I t waa pointed out that spa*
and h o u s i n g accommodation!
would be a prim# factor In Elson
bower's selection of a headquart
era town. because the headquarter*
w ill necessarily h a w a huge staff.
O fficers amt enl sled men from
each of the 1 2 n a th m s w lllb * a»
|C m II* m < a s N l * ■“ »
* Negress Arrested
B y City Police On
Charge of Murder
Leona Banka.’ ri-year-old nepr e is . Is being held In C R y W l on .
charge of murder pending » heerIng Into the circumstances regard
ing the fatal shooting of he/ husIHmnd. W ill Banks la s l night at
o’clock at their horns at BOR E a st
Eighth Street.
Polleo who srrested^ha negre**
Announcer Hears Of
Killing Of Father
James w.
nounear
of
recelyed word yesterday morning
■ while
unwrapping
Christm as
fU at his home Tn Lake Mary.
at his father, Jam es R . Field*,
game warden, had been shot and
killed In a atata game preaery*.
M r. Fields. 5o, waa killed
when he went Into the Brown
La b s Game Rea* [-ration near
Bkmntstnwn to eateh a man he
suspected of Illegal hunting.
Broward f a r kins, a Liberty
County fisherm an. _ waa today
bound orer to a Calhoun County
atew o n e r’e Jury and waa charged
w ith the ahot gun slaying.
S
Woman Is Injured In
Three Car Coflision
Canadatha Holiday, negro**, reraised Injuries to the neck and
following tin t* t A k l i coln on Celery A r a w * at (R30
o’eloek B a tu d a y night, It was reM ported today by State Highway
." P a tro lm a n R. D. H arrison.
Two automobiles and a parked
In s til w ar* damaged to a t e u l es
tim ate of MOO. T V tra c k , parked
on the road, h alf m and h a lf o ff,
waa hit bv ■ I MO Batch swian
driven by W ilbur Holiday, husband
o f Ih t Injured woman.
Tb* Buiek crashed Into
the
tra ck when the bnfcM wore ap
plied c a n in g It to i d t P U Into the
path o f an oncoming I PRO M ercury
_ driven by Georgs Hudson. The scO fM e n t took placu atar the L . A.
feramley home.
Robert Lee M cGill, d rive r of Ihe
tra c k , waa arrested by Patrolman
S a n la o u an a charge a f tm peeper
parking tad was tgraad over to
W R r t f f P. A . Mi
Death Toll Rises
To Five Hundred
By A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S
The nslioo counted a daggering
death toll of 664 today from vio
lent accident* over the ihrcc-day
Christmas holiday.
T ra ffic fatalities in*red to shove
500. the highest since the sll-time
record of 555 in 1936. Miihsps
«n the highway*.- msny tcf-coste«l and otheri made dippery by
freshly falling mow -killed 515
p rn o n i. Tit«t
more then 100
shove the 1949 C h m tm si holiday
loll.
P rrs s
I/ « u e d
W ir e
in K \ 0 ,
Dn
iV ft f f tl
SnnM Claus Passes
O ut Presents To
Tw o
Hundred Kiris
Bv W ILLA RD CONNOLLY
More than jflfl rhildirn who
miglil b*vc li,d empty itockingi at
Clim lm ** tune m llv iril fnr *
jnynm p*itv S iiuumv *llcrn<*on
on llm lim it liwn nl ibe F.lk»
Tl.e I Oil, C otp* In im rilv b*d * lime I, * prnnd n| high inlrrn.,
Ijnlgc
III, I l - f l n r ,| m*nv Im * in ,I
brrn *irtu*llv • 'eptr*te sum ,n Iiond Irnnon >uile*d nf m«|nl t-lfti fv**n, Sant* I 1**,« and ibe
w
ai.
NVitlwsilern K m -s; ibrrr *■i>
f lt r i «,* wnfflPi) that pnpiilel E ll* .
I,ruled b*i>nn belween ,1 sod ibe
BAf lt.l*W §iAtf i | Af Ml I NIC f I ofml Ihfrttijgh the mu a- in North Ktir&i
11 w * a
1,11 ia tin luggett (tarty |
Mip|Miil
m.«V ***ne fn| * |iii*|»i»r*il
Fi(bth Atmv in n'*rlb»eil Kmes,
#■r » ■
f s ip M* *. ... tbirh h
-,r uounderl. Thc> « rt m ainUti*.
of ,l< kind it* aV it,I, nrgititf lim it
■lAlr
nf
Id
l-w
a
lr
mnbib/ilion
i l l II * priHJcl (MditMr trl the JM* e lo r p i r«f never Ituilng th fff
MscAithur is h I ibe IO(h Critp,
Ib m r aif amom- lf,e It., aia i f a*(*l?cii li-rr. and
(itnrfucth minded to the merer of Ihe ener. j
..........effnntJ ScnmfM a! o|
bsd rnsde * "junclUfe" will, tbr
inn* fnr thf defrnie ilrp iitm e n l’ * ',' 1 ........... ....
*m| m .lfilv m*nEii-lith. but did wit elaborate. I •
p m e n l piogram nf n„lv p *rii*l r-"' l b - . - « * • • hugf decnraleil
Gesersl Matthew R. Ridgway.
" rr " n
Mul
•• *
U'. i|d Wsr II Altbome D nniiin innbilirslm n.
ftnl there * if Cnngiea> ni-mbr, , h*itU lab lr, bf*pe,l hijil, «-itb (>ifcornmandfl. altivrd <n Knrra fr,'i«
Asii'Uog
t t n in
triallin g ih r ill-p'rpatrd A m riw an lI »^f»lr O
*tl,l,,*g ''in i* rI i lam
the IVnlsgnn *ts TnVvn tn assume
lililitarv ft-up n lirn th» Korean pauing mi* <be pieirnl » » » com
comma nd nf il IP Eighth.
o f I II s
w *t erupted, oho q„e,tinned wh» |
.Ridgway turreeded I J Geneial flirt tl,e
||,C Defen
Pffenar
Prpa rlnirnl*
rt.c Mr).Mi*
! I-Mla
---a,- r r lV d
n*ie Department"
TV
Wiltnn I I U’alVei, w|,n * « Villeil
flume If* f|-r*pflFp di» prate id i lt.-( ii
|v .|„ V ^n»t for »noi|i(tt,
c flv n l «•
L,ic •«f *»nMi *•••■»
Evidence Of Beer De Prosecutor Promises 'i#iuid«v in a )etp scrtdeni nes, tlcfr," C g e c irt*rv f',r»tge *’ frN l'I'Iri,
flllti nf|«l rj|fi*|»- *firl f|(
... .
the ftonl Under Ridgway will U ' 1 * 1 li»ll o|tn he, rrved leitl, *- tr * r I wm
b a u c h Discovered
To Show Written M*i Genrrel l/h -sn l M. Almornl. i, tnt , man and « vddlet. * V Mir **Yr»i *f i L f \ "ilflffilrr
lecktint % | itkvirl***!
that " h » *re roqfion* I at tbr
HiPiti iuil *i*'w*h
In Murder Room
Evidence Of Spying I Oil, f ni|n ffunmsmbt sml fnim vein t.^ .t ,e(tl, ,* perl-ol " I to ,- fin
S iif t i l Im i*f fi!,*ny Irvin e
j?*'1
'ilv M irAitbur’i chief of ila ff
1 no ,<»!,, W, hf-t-e
we hope " •*n h i9 Im* 4 f »»n*- llinr. Kunt.t hs<l
N EW Y O H K . fV c . 2 6 - t f > - A
In, Union id the I0lb r ,ii|n Thno t.-- ask> i
NEW YO R K. Pec. 26 </IY~
i« vo|r#* l i t r f h « f n f AI
■
‘ llie . lone ’•'ill the Amerleao
woman, detcribed by Iter ba*b*od The gQvtrtimenl said In la y that mca III the Eighth Arm y nttw
Th* 1111 rat i»l
lh «fi JUflU
noU|I, r» rtv them sclv*. ibmugh
•» former TiegfeJd Fo lliei
w itneisri and “ written document! ihire cnl|M—the R u t- Ninth *nd
it Ih rir ^rr**n* nilcHnn fnv tp l iM *
Form er Ziegfield Government Says
F ollies G irl Is Remington Was
Found Strangled Agent Of Russia
Roman Catholics Asked By Pope
To Increase Prayers For Peace
By FRAN K BRtTTTO
VATICAN C IT Y . Dec. 26—-</T)— Roman Catholics throughout the
wnrtd turned today they will be capexled to increase their praver*partKuUrly p ra m * for peace of tb. w o rld -to g .in tie benefit, of
the extern ton of Hole Y e ir.
J J V .W U l
world’s Callxdlc*. v u
fWr
signed by- >
Y e .r
through
1951
for
the
Pope Flu* XH yesterday, Christ tlnued crusade for p u c e .
mas D ay, after the cloving of the
Called t h . “ Pop* o f Peace,"
Rrato” T b . BadL en- the P o n tiff has t w little o f It
• la e . h« a a a a a M B e Fetar's
M bUaW d todTv "tor L*Oaawxatara Utrane M a r c V T T ? W .T h e
I — — , the Vatican a t t i H r i f . haw a f P « * 4 * for which ho and
A a Mto 2ttb H aiy T e u ef tb*
to lo m *
failed to
■4MF * » f l It
J a M lu la tb*
histo ry o f the church— the Font
W l ii| |
89
Military Leaders Elks Club Stages communist patrol a
r e a r Letdown In Annual thildren s ~Rcrl f>rarlcr Warns
UN TroopsTof .cave
War Preparations Christmas P a r t y rO K V tl. D ff. 3 ft- -',!*> --South
MicAfihilt Mill ImLiy tvifNflf ji* si
of f hr Allird U. ^ MMh
(torn Prolonged Pcriorl Of
’>• IhinfiMin firsthheed rantpleted
Tension May Rr In
* rethuffbng *d bit forcri * . tcStoic For Nation
qntrtl by Red O nns'i entry into
tin Knrrsn w*r
»v r .i.T o x c . r w
Pie re-<buf(ltng n tr|M>rtrd to | AHStn U T K I I NUUSS M i l . i n t o
\ I T , 31118 It K I’O R T E It
here placed tbr 105,000 men "f
WASHINGTON. Pe. 26 <,1’ i
thf regroupetl 10th Coqu ilndet i I
Fop niilii*fv L s d e n hn|>e lb»l
Miytle unified r>mim*ml >*l ibe I 1
the „ . , n l llir nation m il f*re lot
S. (.inlitli Aimv.
Arrtde ult from
miicctlancoui
causes- - fires, drowning*, fall-,
etc.— took an additional 149 livr*.
The grim total, one of the larged
for any three day holiday period,
covered the 78 hour* from f#
P . M . Friday In lad midnight. Lad
year’ s total for the C h rid m ai holi
day wa* 580. including 167 in a
variety o f accident*.
The traffic toll wav fa r above
the national la te ly eounrll** esti
mate o f 440. which waa the high
est It ever had predicted for the
extended Christm as holiday. It
more than doubled the number
hilled In motor accident* over a
sim ila r period Dec- 3 to I I . In
that period, ea Associated P r * n
su rvey ahowed 245 tra ffic fstalltiea. equivalent to 75 a day.
T h e council figure* show *5,020
h 4 f f l r deaths (a the f i r s t , 10
_
mouth* this year, equivalent to
02 a day for the JVM day*. They where she had lived for a year.
however. Included delayed death*
The woman, identified a* Evelyn
— not a *pnt survey. The holiday Hughe* M. Donald, waa found on
.
—
toll avrraged approxim ately IS*'
[he flonr o f a room It the Aihland
a day.
C a lifn rn l*. T e xa s, New Ym k
t
J - i. « c
and Illin o is led the nntion In ac
1 1
utiibiwu. I^hn.
cidental deaths. There were more A strip of cloth w*» Isih rd tightly
than 1.0 00 auto mnhaps In le s
Angeles alone, w ith a death toll about her throat and a »rarf thruil
of 11 and 000 Injured. Pollee ar into her month.
The fully-clnthrd body of the
retted 3*2 drunken drivers.
T h e re were tragedies from other brnnette woman, about 50 years
are I dents. S ix elderlv men periih- old, w » i ditm vertd by a maid. I l
ed la s t night In a fire In ■ font- lay sprawled on the fl-m „ f a
stn rv h o ld near (he downtown ds- room which Indicated It had Keen
•riel o f Buffalo, N. V . tn Paris, «»ed fm a l- « r drinking party
K v .. four small children drowned last nlghf. police -,#|d.
Police quoted McDonald * taxi*
when an old host till a tsndhnr
end iv ,ik in thr B ftl R i- r r . T l.- [ rah d river, aa saying hf had hern
rh lld rrn had gnne to the r ir r r ,«• liv in r w ith the woman about I I
vests In a common law m arriage.
a r ”h rl*tm « i afternoon outing.
P eafhs hv state*, tra fflre and He •aid that In her earlier y e a r
she appeared In several Zirgfeld
miscellaneous:
Alabam a 15-0; A riso n s 3-0; A r •howa under the name of Yvonne
kansas
M |
C alifo rn ia W-11: Hcghee. H er teat *ppearanct\
Colorado 5-2; Connecticut 7-2; were In "R io R lla “ end "R o salie ",
hr said.
Delaw are 1-0; Flo rida 5-3; Geor
Police said that the loom In
gia 12-3; Idaho 4-0; Illinois 34-3;
Indiana 13-tj owa 5 - l[ Kansas w hlrh the body w as found a s ,
rented Kundav to a man who regis
tS-S.
K en tu cky 11-1: t>oulstana 10-11 tered as B lrg rr N ordkrlst.
T h e y quoted McDonald as say
Maine 8*1; Maryland B-6 ; Massa
chusetts 15-2; Michigan 24-4; Min ing he nicked up the m*n at a
nesota 7-1; M ississippi 5-9; Mss- fare ami brought him tn the Ash
esked to
ouri 15-2: Montant 3-1; Nebraska land when Ihe -stranger
taken to a hotel. R
22; Nevada 0 -1 New Hampshire
The rah driver said he v iw
30.
New Jersey 11-1; New Merica hi* fare again yesterday and a r
ranged to drive him to llrookl r,
4-4 : New York 27-21; North Caro
lina 20-4; North Dakota 2-0; todav. But when he knocked at t’>i
man'* room e arly this morning
Ohio 20-0; Oklnhoma 1t - l ; Ore he ro t n,< answer.
gon 4-0] Pennsylvania 22-2; Rhode
McDonald raid the slain woman
( Cs s ll s esS ns, r t e * The**!
fOaaMBMW a s a s t s i t s I
W A L K E R S E R V IC E R
B O B E R C H R IS T M A S
T O K Y O . Dec. 2 ft- (A 6 — Privatr
P IT T S B U R G H , Dec. 2 « - W ) service* were conducted today for Police m agistrate John F . Fioruc
I .L General Walton H. W alker, ci didn't pesa out hi* usual C h rist
U. 8 . Eighth A rm y commander mas g ifts In court this y ra r.
killed In a Jeep accident In Korea
In form er y ra r* . he understandSaturd ay.
out punishment. Rut not a single
Mernben of the fam ily and a Ingly heard ibe rase* o f thnee who
few Intfm ata friend* attended the had ton much Yule alcoholic
rite* a t the Chapel Center In aplrlt and tent them home with*
Yokoham a, whra W elker reside*1. out punishment, ut not a single
The body w ill he sent tn the t i person wa* arretted in downtown
nt ted State* Dec. 30 fo r burial In Pittsburgh fo r d m nkennrn this
A rlin g to n National Cemetery.
year.
N o.
Allied Forces Dig In A s New
Chinese Red Offensive Looms;
Ridgwaj Takes Over In Korea
Tenth Corps hands At
Pus a n Perimeter
And Is Attached To
Bill Army Command
Road Fatalities Arc
Double Figure For
Ordinary Weekend
A s a o r ia lr r f
d & » W : i BSusi
lOmond r*cakt*ri yrilat^ sV bn
Rcniington lied wfien hi denied lie lmoi« bed Isndcrl in the Ptmn-Tnever w si a Cnmmunitt
hsng sre* nf iniitheait Knees,
M srA rth ur, In
min
The
prniecutmn**
- v gap**-*
vwm-mi - ”<qsfning
'f-x »*v>Vp| il*le
' ' * specie!
F
m ml to the p rip iry In .I nf the I muolque n- Unltr-I Nntion* m'D
Ib t. lent Ion. irsk io g the necej•r« eootrl(.utlon and sacrifice-.
<,CX|g4wtaJn wtsat ,.q ,fe rl l> a n-e
Mr aato i lost rqy<tt»n recently
1 peot*g„n .-on 'r re o '* t« a
ie,< |i|<-> eew*«.'eetint,
nl
• br I m c 1" ' " T*tlb||, * 'roilp " 1
trader- fmp, lo-h, t , - . 1 al«o fi«
at
K o if* imt ( h iiiftr 1 nmmunlst
irnan. Innlghl »*njtrd in * fierce
S a lllf put .m iI h of the
)S lh
r * r s l lf f end ! l *lr rnitf* north f«*t nf Sentil. I hr fm t*PKet*d
Snnlh Korean r*p fl* l, Srm il II*rl( - » * hfing rapMiy rm p llrd h*
rilitc n * flecinx
thf xsth rrln g
*lncm nf rom lial. The rla*h het-een lin t* »ru( Itriiuhlfr nf Korr» trmap* <*es fnuchl in Ihe
horsngpn *rr» . 10 m ile, c * .i of
Ksrtnn g, f ran >p„rl*linn r r n tr r
on Ihr rnu lr from I'fim g ia n g in
Sfnul. Itrpuhlic r,f h n rr*
infer hcsdquarfrr* rfraniivr.l ih• rllon a* •'flrice ." Il at-o *p.
nnnncH th it Ifrd |M fr,a|. - e re
•parring » iih I n ilrrl N »*inn.
force* * l| *|nn( Ih r ItO K-hrM
aection nf Ihe fronl llnrv. '(h r IJ .
S. Eighth A rm *, guanting ih«
-C alrrn end nf thf f . N. ,|rt- n e
(hi* it ions, aim reported
i*i patrol* riiding snnlh of Ih*
I's r a llr I. the in n m n n M . n rm
• Itrm pling tn d rlrrm in r t'N on
dlion*.
n* O LK N « I . I M F M s
I O K Y O . D e ,. 2 6 r / T )
herf ile fco d e f
ie ;;ro „(» e .| fo r
A f.
h*t-
lie <0 •l'o ,rtb K o ie * tod tv u n d e r tlfW
t h r e ,( i fro m R e t) ( I o n , * ,
lu g li
com m end to p i not o f d ie m o t ilr v
e n lite lv
It,- Allied fo ttr liter d.vndtrtttng d« last tlronehohl to Nottlr
Korea |,*d * new rom nnm fer on
the toh.
I I. G»ner«l Mattlreu ||. Ridg-
i'»n|frt 4fi »1 tri'i* rd till fnr ih r w *r arrived by plrne \fon,f»v «f
lla r rv An*,* Mom* for * rlp n lrd ternoon from Washington v** fob.
rhltd-eo at ' W m . A | C-w. vn |,e .mceeded I t . r „ o c , . l W slYiaMrtl r tilrr
Thr !«*■ni i /wjifr,
(
. ,
tt#ted th *t ifififr Itisn 7'1 rrlpplerl *r"* If. WsIVcr. who * n Itllsd
rb |M i"n nt> *>' **-eragr sre s* t h ’ .'•ilutilsy m i, j'c p 1 -- u l'n t.
1. ,
Snolh. i i.irtlon and b a r-,
|b»re tin t mm It to «v ,,',•• 1
t.e, nr I . rd iron'd in thr pring, b« i
H P tn ^p| In wnfl,
Rtrfgv, s y
,1 eels red
\
c tb , ,-•(' Sslurd*)- •■■err
Mil • he m m r ,|n*a tl1," p i , n e
fruit . >l«mtrd It* llsr»ld K s *n<-r
im p 4l « Smilh Kuteso sirpoft.
snd m»,e 'ban 7" dre.re. for little
*
|,st*tir»,|, •renetal
i t ,.
*' .
I ' i t l 1 pre rntrd by U nflda I * *hin VVurld W st If, took over enmlnn»
|( ,.i- r t Kb*rrr-*k »s chairm an tnsntf *i lire r , girth Atrnv sn new
Ip charge nf *ri*nr*'»en»s stnl
pmilinni i|n n ; lire |.orrl*r to Soillh
was • i »vl I'V VI S lin tie r. I c
H n a lta e t*
f a i r Slat
Butnar, M «rrl» Mows. Ita r rv Kne 1
id r . Joe 'leu rn d e l. P*1"* MnV<(».
IT1 , 1 , , . l P e 't an 1 t »" K«m u"l*.
.tnbo l .trp .trtc k . Rslph W ight *"-*
t*s»i lllrg inted hs'it
,.if ,
included t„v, ft'*tu It ,,
i-l
A „ ,r r l.- * n
................. f r i t t e r
P it..,
..rgso lsetio n f ir < r l,l m ° ,, '-•n'S • 'i*-, .*
It. V S R O C l.U I I ' I 'i t l -r- *
tnlnn -nHurm '»’ *;
" " ’• " V ;
J bc V 'lo r r li o n on#!
IK
Sen ■ piled up errn
the northIf ...................
M tl
• rn b* 1 f „ f tb» n*tl»n t - v iv and
mn* #a tern poln'
.blvered In
||t coldest weather o f *1 "
'»■
•on.
Kttbierc eohl hit
c-e ra l 1 "A fter Auto Aivirlenl re llfic
along the nnr'b»rn tier
of stater while r h lllr C 'sd in g ,
Murtun HayC*. 'I. died »t
v-,re **Ven as far truth •». T e ta s.
! M i , trrd a v »> Rlcldsnrl. Ga- *•
bon-e whitened N e * Y " r l C ity
* , . nit ,.f an automobile accident three year* to thr day after a
u In- b iwcutfed nest lllcldstt'l
_"t,
i it
i 1 r r r " " I 2S.q Inch f«ll
tied '.ha
,'Med ^metropolitan are* In knot . Ihe
Sunday. M r*. Ila rra »a
Iti'danlly. H r fnrm ulv lived in westhrr h urra,, r.tlm s te .l
(hn
Hanfnfd where br *»* W n Jan 17. fall might lne» ore f-.nr Inch"!
IJI-n.l,
,
by II," time It stopped
Mr lla y e * w* " t* 'blent nf •'->
Chicago awakened to kne, deep
tumixi-. tie . where lie » m tnatt*ger drift and found mote n w fall..f Duller Slow Kt-te there.
Ing Ealri ranged from four to
Hr i» survived h> bis parents. sr*,-n inchp. In other nr*-*i uf
Mr and M r-. II. S llaye* " f Sen
a now licit that •pread from
fnrd; three lirolhen. Lam e H aves. Montana and the D a lo fe . to the
Ilotdnnvllle, E s .; Ilule-M H ave, nf ea-dern *-ala,*rd.
Shrerepnrt. Id , r'»l T « l Hayes nf
He.ivlest fall* were In * trar•f'aaitaa*" oa C sg , alts
f t il.n n s ; tbrre snntr. Mr
Grover David, Mr* It. It. K e llv
T IG E R R K T I ’ R N S
and Mr*. C, E . Guriarsnn. all of
M A N IL A . Dm-. 20 riP ,— Maj.
Saofnrd; one uncle. J. It. I h l g p r f ':
and grandmother. Mrs. I*. J . Drlg- G rnral TTairr Chenn.suH, World
W *r II Commsmlcr „ f *b» U S.
| K,-i,, „ f Sanford.
Funeral service- will tw held at 14th A ir Force. *av« the PhillnErickson Funeral Home at I ():•!*• p ln n ere In Immediate danger of
A.M. tomorrow with the Rev. J . E . being engulfed by thr Com munists.
M rKifltey officiating *nd burial
Enrnute to Formnse where he
w ill to made in Evergreen Cem e h rsd i the Chins Air Transport
tery.
Line. Ctiennsult tnld re je irle rs he
I convinced the Philippines .rro
Included In the Red timetable of
Invasion.
_
H m -o u
it ,.,* *
f a .~ .|;;7
V,” ., . . 1 . - ao.-e, one rallei-.o
o'bet cat1
( iim m rrcf D^p4 V(m^nt eraifbmhl. #nij thr Avgr u ni unify K o tm by „ r |ifr A -d he ad-'e-1 ♦M
aulton:
w«t made before * frderail Jury bv Keil China’* "*u rr*pteitio»*” in
•tVe mutt not fa " n' •»" " " "
•n-ieht. with the bi-ied- •>- «( *bc
U . S . Attorney Irving H . Saypol. tervention.
HoWfWet, he added, th r A l nuMIr to a prolonged ten-ion. In
’These witnrxies,” Saypol said, lies’ o ffrn slvr in Novrtnhcf apd to another rntsM m rhie tatr of
"w ill tell abundantly what they thr »ub 1 -pient trtrra t l» fore Ihr great w r*ln e *a , whleh in the nreheard from the lipi of Remington t’h in c .r had rxpoied “ .r r r r t poll- • rot tate ef the wot Id would he
tical and m llltsty dfclslons of te rrib lf."
...
ami whsl they s*w lnm do, nl«b rnonnotts irope ”
MarthaM -.aid it v m ild b* It"
liihmg con, Imivelv hu mrmbettbqt
I I , N. fo ir o In Hot-* prob-tl-1 * rre d lM f ealre" to betie— tb .
Am erican nubile f a m n le t'1’ " ,1 " "
were
nvrij front tots! Hestiur
in fhe Cnminunifl Party."
|) |*,-.<n fte-m the ftiiOt,
Remington. Istgct for t**n and tlon. M erArthur *«ld
M
mnhlli ■*tl" 0 followl,.p h u t
a half yeert of rungreisional sed
The It S . »"m mandt,
" I 'he
• |* h 4»lt
.
,
•
|
tilled •« Itli-ira" »l before n o t I « « i . lea'ing ihe count,
grand ttiry tn v e s lire fm ik w a r d „ f o rrc , r c u ltr - l I tv • t,ad-»w w IR te rc »"* ■
So 'h * eroldrm. s th* , v ' ' »1'
noised from hi* FIO.OOCF*-yr*t from a failure of 'political In
' a * . It. I« '» »»r»T •
government jnb after a federal trillgenrr.”
-om
ew here hetiveen m oM ' 1ration
_ ere wan n,» *,il#*tantial in
grand jury indicted him for perTbf
formation of Chinese intent, he and th# Insdrouete p rc p .ra ti"t,
ju ry.N it July.
said, lie noted that the Chine>c that rals'ed hefoTe K o rr*
Xtarshall **V« » ' 1 , 0 , 1 1
N ra rfv a yrar prevlnusly, he had been given aituraocev that
It'aattaa*! n * f a s * S it )
had 'ie r„ reinstated to the puit af
' t ndurlng
ter being cleared by a frd ria l
fro
t r s s g s s '4 a *
loyalty review hoard.
“ H r took diwutnenls" Say pul
•aid an-t vital Information from
the n s , production hoard and
turned them over on street roiWalter I’. Orton. 71. died sud
tk
denly at hi* home at 20 1 E * „ t
n' r '.
\ ,n • rt
‘n
ro u rirr for ultimate delivery to Eighteenth Ktreel earlv veater*
Funeral service* Wars W ' l 3hja
Ro**ia." Kavp.il added.
rlav morning. He was Iwtn in Pow- aftern-Kin
ncl-wV >••• MrsRemington first * a v hnmed a
oaf, Vt.. M ar 1 2 . IH7fi amt had Atri- May H stlw r, 7«. who 'lic-l #1
( ‘ommiinlst In 194* hv F.lirabrth lived here for the past two vear*.
her home In Altamonte Spring"
Benlljr, self-avowed one-time spy
A retried eleetrlral engineer, he yesterday after #n lllncs- «f • v "
t r * s i l s w « « t raw* Met
wa* also a member of the C h ris t year*. The Rev. A . «i M rlm dt u ffl
ian
and
Missionary
A llia n rr elated and hurinl was made in
C H R IB T H A B T H I E F
t’liurrh He w s i retired in 1915 Evergreen C cm rtcry.
LO S A N G E L E S . Dee “ q -b l-t
from General Electric Company in
M f*. B e ilw r war l»-Mi m Stone
'Vhile ha and hi* fam ily attended Brhene, tady, N. Y .
Mountain, Ha., Apr. 21. I " ' * a " ’ 1
holiday qhurch aervires, Jan,*Survivors Include the widow and I,ad lived in Allam ordc Springs for
I). Mllla- told pnllee yesterday, ■ on* mn Donald W. Orton. Cleve
theif entered their home and stoic land, Ohio. Funeral arrangements, I t y ra r*. She was » irirnile'l nf
An 15-pound turkey. S40 worth under th" dirertlon of Krirkaon the F irs t llaptlst f ’hurrh nf Ernstof gifta from under the f’h rLtn ia , Funeral Home, w ill he announced Prrmif. and the widow nf the late
titer Bate*
’otter
Bates Barber.
fla rto r.
tree— and the fam ily hlhl*.
later.
Survivors Include
‘ ‘ ‘ tthf»i- daughte n . Mr*. I,. N. H an
insicll and Mr*,
Eugene Douglas of Altamonte
Sprin
.Spring*:
gs; and M rs. Cecil Wilson
New
rk_______
: one son,. Raymond Hat
ew Yf o___
to r. IV lm alto ; one sister, M r*.
W illiam Howard, Marietta, G * .;
five grandchildren and four great
__________
grandchildren.
n r AWKM IA T E D PBKHH
r h riitie n i throughout a w*r-menaced wotld observed ("hririmav
yesterday w-»th * fervent hope for peace -or *t |e «,| »utv,v*|- ,n the
yesr to come.
The Red florals switling out of ravaged Korea r a il their shadow,
over yu lftide eelr bra lion* In fre * -q — — -— ... ■
------ —
Horn-loving lands tha world over. men! from hi* home In Indepen
MOSCOW. De». 26—bV) The Prriitfiitm of the Sut»tetne Soviet
The worried solemnity nf this dence, Mo., where he celebrated
year’s celebration of th* birth of the holiday quietly with hi* fa m i annotntced todsy the *iqminlfuenl of a 12-man committee to
Christ w ar refleeted in religious ly .
W award the first annual international Stalin Dear* I’ rires "for
services. In Ihe messages of
" Ib is saving of our men In this tlrrmtlhening the |*a te among pen,.tet."
church and stale leaders and In Isolated beachhead Is the best
The announcement did nut ssy when the committee, made up >>f
jrsth crtng i
about
the
fam ily Christm as message I ever had,”
three Russians and delegates*
the President said.
front nine other nation* Including « « ?*•*» « ! »nd m, commUter had
In many home* the euitomary
The general spirit o f solemnity
,,
, .
.
, i i . yet toer, named There wa* no
rejoicing waa mutad by Ihe know, waa mirrored In the annual China, would meet to choose the r ' l a n .t l o n o f lfle
b, „
ledge that sons, husband* or fa Christm as
menage
of
King candidates for Ihe 100.000-ruble (hrre wa* speculation It m ay have
ther*—fa lle n before
tha
ad George V I, broadcasting to B r i ($25,000 at Russian evaluation) ‘ torn dim either to red tape or •
vancing Communist boat In Koran tons a ll over th* world.
desire tc utilise th* utmost In
prlte.
" I f our world la to e u r d v . In
propaganda value from the p riie *
(Th
e
Stalin
Peace
P
rise
wa*
set
F o r others, however. lh *r* wa* any sense th at makes su rvival
In the present world c ris is .)
up
by
decree
o
f
the
Presidium
on
a measure o f ehaar In tha an- worthwhile ," th* ruler said, “ it
Chairm an of the 1950 p rit*
nonneemeat that more than 10 0 ,- must learn to loe*. not to bate, the Soviet print* m inister's 70th
committee Is Prof. D m itri Sko000 man fighting w ith the U . N . to errata, not to dea tro y."
birthday last year. A t that time toltsyn o f Moscow U n lv e rity , a
fere** had beon brought out sueExtending sympathy to B ritish It waa declared the 1950 prise member o f the Soviet Academ y o f
eeaafully C h r is t* * * E v e f->m a fam ilies whose men n r* fighting would be aarardtd on Stalin'* l i s t
Belenre who recently cnntribuled
Red trap In narthaaat Korv*.
In Koran, he raid) " I t le hard to birthday Dee. S I . But on that day, sign I flea nt article* on atom ic
President Truman voiced the f n a |^ y jp t r r a u and m errim ent no mention was made of the p rise, science lo th* large new Soviet
gxotraJ feeling In a brief itateno possible eandldate* had been
Colrl Snnp Slnshos
AI fijislorn SI airs
On Christm as Dav
Murlon llaycs Dies
Walter K. Orton, 74,
Died Yesterday A. M. SurvicuK HHd Tinliiy
For M . A. M. Iliirlirr
Lowering War Clouds Overshadow
Celebration Of Birth Of Christ
Stalin Peace Prize Commi t t ee
Appoined In Propaganda M o v e
lAte?
‘Stinforcl Wrn! her
K ip li r t i lt t d t v 71
to-lsv 41
Rsln 00
Total Dee, rsln . 2.6'* Inc1'**
Normal Dee. rein ? !*7 inches.
The Wrnthur
J A C K S O N V IL L E . De . 25—DP)
nt
40
Atlanta
l«
•?4
Rlsm atrk
tn
37
Boitoq
20
IS
Chicago
•t.1
Denver
91
19
Des Moines
J
50
43
Fresno
35
I*
New York
7*
w
Phoenli
M
n
Washington
Winnipeg
•7
•27
Jacksonvilla
«ut
47
Mieml
72
«S
Tallahassee
«9
37
Tim o#
71
II <
C* '
, .*
�a
TUESDAY DEC. 26, 1950
THE SANFORD 1ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE TWO
rile Sanford Herald
ffoverninent Dream
A grand plan for making over the nation'll capital city
haa bean disclosed. Drawn by u Notional Capital Park und
Planning Commission, the plan envlatuna a thirty-year pro
gram o f dispersal, rebuilding und new construction. Cen
ters o f government activities would be scattered over an
urea fifty miles wide. T h e District o f Culumbiu is ten miles
squure, and almost a tenth o f its urcu is water.
There are several reasons for the plan to disperse the
government establishment. First mentioned these days is
the greater safety with respect to air uttack; the present
T h ree M « i l M
LM
high concentration would make W ashington u most temptMl N**lk*__ —
._
a no ing target for any enem y. Probably m ost imjwrtunt is the
IlM l o r
H im
All n h lio a r y M l Ire*.
ears*
at ncetl to relieve the overcrowded condition o f the city. It
thnnha, r t M l l l l M l .
,n .r l n a > l l > M .
■ a* B ailrea a t » a lr r la lm a e a la tar has fa r loo many people, too many activities and too much
the e v i l 1* ** nf r flU li* ta * 4 a , a l l l
traffic for its present space. A third consideration is thut,
he rh ararO fa r a l rra alae a e v e r lU besides improving the com fort und convenience o f the
la a r a l e a . __ __
____ ___ ______
city's residents, W ashington would aguin become uvuiluhlu
— l l r P« r .- a * r * S a lla a a flr d r
laiaaH
%en re a p e r
M epreaeaie*
flr r a . fa r., f r a V arh. t'h lr a a a . IM- to sight-seers, who now stand small chance in its crowds
fralt. K aa aaa f l f r . *». t-aaU .
ant] confusion.
T h e llr r a l* fa a m rm hrr « l ih r
These are good aims, und the Commission does n need
A a*ae(at»il I 'r e u n h lr h la e a lllle e
e t r la a lr r lr fa ih * aa* fa r re p a h ll- ed jo b in working out a plan to attain them. The rest of
r a ila a a f a ll (h e la .a l arw a ptlaieO
la Ihl* aew a pa per. aa w rll a* all the Commission's vision, however, in startling for the tax
A I* ■ •• • e i r p a l r h r a . ___ __
payer. It foresee* u population of tw o million for the na
tional capital by 1U80, about twice the present population
TUKH D AY, DFA:. M. I»S0
o f the metropolitan district. This must Is* bused on an
expectation that the government will be about twice us
big as it in now. Let's ho|»e, for the sake Iwth of our purses
und o f our reason thut the Commission is o ff l«use on that
or ■ y*ar ahead. Th* creator plaanrd rnuMln* ages ahead. W* are point.
a part nf hi* plan. I^t ua play our
K rt. Wboie going* forth hsv*
New York's liest Mayor
rn from of old, from »v*rls*tIng —Mi. 6:!t,
The best mayor uny American city ever had is the
The Chincic evidently gel a good sweeping distinction often bestowed on the late Fiorelio H.
laugh over (he U N ***** lire order La Guardia, for twelve years mayor o f New York City,
whose portrait by Sidney liavirson has just been unveiled in
in Korea.
tlie City Hall. Mayor Vincent Im|x>IHterl, who was on the
Secretary Arh**on hit "calf* other side o f the political fence, announced u fitting ideal
goricatly rejected" former Preti- when he said, ‘ ‘ I should like to Is* the kind o f mayor that
denl llooter'i .’or<ign policy pro- La Guardia wus."
potal* a* “ cailaiiruphic.” And
One reason for hi* high standard o f uchivement wan
that party loyalties sat lightly on him. Originally n Re
ihal'i that.
publican, he supported the New Deal, ills official enroll
Congratulation* to Adam Hal ment was with the Am erican Labor I’ urty, which had not
Store*. Inc-. Drew Pearioa't radio then manifested the close sympathy with Communism Jhut
•poator, which ha* recently an It develoi
later. His isipularity wus such that antl-Tum
nounced that hit contract will be many political organizations owed everything to him, und
allowed to lapte when it expirr* in not he to them, lie could therefore pick and chrsme subor
February.
dinate* regardless o f the votes they could deliver.
Possibly his greatest feat was in restoring popular
School Superintendent Daily
confidence
In the city government, Imdly shattered after
lay* Florida'* ituhlic ichool* will
need $125,000,000. (or ihe nest sixteen years o f Tammany. People rich und poor believe*] in
two year*, and that future re him, and followed him down the puth o f good cltlienshio.
quirement* will continue to “ grow New Y ork will lx* lucky when it gets another mayor hnlf
and grow and grow". The only aa good.
alternative lo going broke trying
Youth And Security
lo tupporl Ihe ichool tyitem teem*
to be lo give up having childtvn.
"A d u lt leadership o f this country can o ffe r you
The Naval Air Technical Train no security In a world that is lns«ciire.*’ i In theso frank
ing Command center al ihe Jack- terms W arren R. Austin addressed the nation's young
tonville Naval Air italion i* be* people In * recent speech before n group of,th eir representa
lag reactivated at o( Jas^B, k way tive* in New York.
aaaouacfd Iasi WV*k. TW* <omU rging them to fig h t cynlclum and materialism^ AM tln
*nshd, of which the Sssioid Nsval went on to say that this Is u spiritual tusk and'lnvolvmi
Air Slslion ws* a pert during ihe active affiliation with religious organizations, l i t tlso re
(ail war, will bring approximately commended the building up of physical strength for the
8,000 tiudrnl (lien to ihe Jack tasks these young people will be culled on to face. Discrim
ination nguinst m inority groups was pointed out ns n
sonville are*.
weakness which must be overcome.
The United Stale* ha* suffered
That In the oust our young people have led overtome heavy caiualtic* in (hit Ko sheltered lives and have matured late is a charge which
rean experiment. In total figure* has been frequently heard, Thl* be true, It la definitely
they have run almost at high a* tim e fo r a change. A youth who fight* fo r hla country must
fa World War I. Tire lau in brave assume manhood If he Ik to survive, and his slater who
muat take his place in industry or in civilian defense muat
: to replace. It takes two yeat* to i.lso attain maturity sw iftly If she is to be o f any uae. Ma
tum a recruit into a trained soldier. turity Is needed to settle problems without fighting, too.
But it lake* thirty year* lo make The only security in ppxtpect for today’s youth is that
a general. Nol only is ihe lost of which they cam for themselves.
men like General Walker and Gen. oral Dean irreplaceable, but the
.colonels, majors and captain* who
have been killed and among whom
Too Late To Classify
tho ration of tone* has been high
By R U flf$ L L K A Y
est, will deprive this country of
aomo of ill best leadership for a
Aa w# approach a new year with plre, 1100 years later, itsrted it*
long Haw to coma.
conquest to conquer mid-Africa
Ihe outlook dark and hope of world
peace a distant one, it becomes
more and more difficult to retain
faith and (ace the future with
courage.
It Is a time when we all ahould
pause and rafltcL Casting about to
find words of enrouragrmant
i
am- came upon a document of profound
Strangely enough, another who
agree* with jlerbert Hoove* is
Joe Kennedy, who never used |o
with Hoover on anything
President Rootevell former
belts dor to Great Britain, Kennedy
•call* ihe United Nation* a "hope
less instrumeatslily for world
peace", aomethina Hoover hu
never don*. »*y» Korea i* a "cost-
"foul-weather friend" for the U. S.
despite potl-war handout*. And
whal is his conclusion qi a result
Of all this? W* should |* out of
defense of ihe Wcsiera Henris
te, ovoid a wsr with Russia
I wo am slrnupw |lw« Russia
Winston Churchlt), with whom
i •Morally fimd ourselves in full
on In# Weal to beyond Babylon on
the K iM and ft began to disinte
grate. Th# Second Egyptian Em
pire began Its decline even as It
[aunched out to conquer other peo
ple.
So also th# H ltllls Empire, ltW
years before ChrDt, covrrlng n.o.t
of the Western half of the old
Chaldean Empire, held away l*a»
than 1 0 0 years.
Thr great empires of the Medes
and Dabylanlan* and Lydia and
Persia, covering most of th* thM
known western world, nil of them
combined, held dominance for only
U years.
Next 2 0 0 years tats*, the em
pire of the greatest preChrDttan
lime*, that of Alexander the Orest,
held together only three years
after the conq-uest.
And the groat Roman Empire,
reaching from England and Spain
lo India and from midOerntanv to
Upper Egypt, began to fall apart
•* soon as IU conquest* ended.
ConquesU never last I
Even In later days, 1 2 0 0 raare
/orregidor are taken
ilnt* under th* foot after C hrist, th* eonoue*U ef
(ihengta
Khan—from China over
OOOqUerSr. Molar States, Hong all mid-Asia and Southern Rustle,
did not last..
W ith «l| the mighty power of
their horde# of conquering Hun*,
their rule over China lasted only
• 0 y*ar».
And that was In day* when
things moved alowly, at a anairt
lot pbltoeophr, but M»- pare, compared to our epe*vt* if
iv * been for greater
In the past— than all
ttter-and Hlrahlto. And
wets of the port have
eked, eom* to naught,
Have falthl We admit the power*
of th* conquerors of today are
» l|h ty and their cMOueaU erext.
B U T, eaeh conqueror Is a failure,
and lha greater the conqueror, the
Education Specialist Declares
Children Mimic Adults A ction t
FOR THE TEACHER
By D A V ID T A Y L O R M A H K E
A P E d s e itia iu l W riter
The chance* are your children don I do whsl you say. but d<
you do.
The icaion i» simple »|ri Df. A. Wellesley Fotnay. a i n o
associate at th# Horae* Mann-1"
’
—
i iiicj n tn. tltut* of Tescher* Col- jMpjfte thins* -that they
l**r, Columbia University. Say* not
attitude* In run
, Thus, s child may be reepoiu
" I f a child i i d 11 respectful about truahing hi* teeth,
and rud* to hla parent*, the (Trp,pon«u,|p about puttlnir
parent* ahould look within them•elvea to are whet It la that
thev do. that their child la refleeting.
It
la necessary
to
realise that adult* tend to Judge
tbem ielve* by their own in tentiona, but that child rrn tnuit
Judge adult* not by their Inlen-
|t, ya
The »im * adult
1( a thoughtful and e ffre
mPmh *r of hi* rhurch may
, n irresponsible maniar beI
thp W),M) ef hi* automobile,
h a i onP attitude toward chi
wor|,( another toward
tin
|aw f f>r . pnthay »aya:
tt0-2n.^U
"The L«b
wayJr f ouf.. child
"''**. behave*
brP*v^
V’ltHr^i
I likely
fa thfu! reflection of the way hr
think* you behave toward him.
To ehnnge the way he behave*
toward you. you mu.t change
hrr* nf “
a t"tW*
i t uarr
d e *Ulk,n*
; consequently,
referent* wl are concerned i
Tht. attitude* ,
df(n »iho‘w ,oward olhpr , ^ 1()
playmate*, or their pari
or othPr »dult»-are the altltt
. . I ..-"
O
J
S 'f i u n n A Sr; i JDr.UFoshay.
& a
mean to do.
S = “- S ;
"take advantage
(b) Thev muat try to ■** what every opportunity that. » ri,*<
thev do through their children’, give him explicit verb, pr
for thing* he doe* well. I«e> They mu.t rv.llse that a.
'*{*£■’.porn
adult* thay often ml.Judg# the ««*»
* f ! Pt ',phPu
children’* Intent (Ju.l a* the
h‘m *7” " , “ *
children ml.Judg* the adult’* WpwMbw him for n.d ».«
havioV Ineeniltlvefr " *WW*
havior Ineenaltlrely.
Continuing, Dr. foahay aaya,
“ It la very Important, then, for
parent* to remember that ehlldren imitate what they do, not
what they mean to do. And If
Parent* want from the r children
more than mere **rrlH«y. they
will aeek way* to look at thl*
problem frankly and objectively
whh the children.
Dr. Foshay, who I* director
ful; It will only make him nn
or worse. give him a feeling
worthle**rrM. ’’If he dm
h(m, ejf Mpecl*lly neatly *i
day aa_ w |f
hma |Par
dpa, w(th hil ||U|P br„,
ur lUtrr ln , way t),ai *l>
|mpn>VPj undemanding of
rhi|di tay ao Your c
ropnt, will have *n effect on
rP#ar<j for your Inte'ligcnce.
well a.
rff^-t on hi* rel*
iiltip »,r..ther. And
Roman Catholics
TiJIW YORK — I glv* you today a man of IS
t v cylinder*, no more, no less. Ills name la KenMth filamon. b* la a chief yeoman In th« United
•tales Navy; he le *tation*d at th* Ofllcs of Naval
Procure meg1 In lower Uroatlway (although he eoon
will be iraaefemU lo e naval hoee In Albuquerque,
N. M.), m i* h* bo*,'with eom* email eaatatanee,
• , ■ ■ ■
-
, mail* a tfrlam come true.
A couple «| week* ago, Chief Yeoman Simmon
a shipmate named Joseph J. Wargo of Topeka,
Kan'* cornK,,y answered ell thoso chlld-Uk* queeP" /
tione on a television quls ahow—and won lajAO
I
between them. Th* m. c. on th* ahow aahtd him.
In that breathless manner peculiar to an m. c.,
,
what Hlamon would do with hla ahar* of the loot.
, froo—fee Hfel H* was ready far th* usual answers—a new car, a
fur coat fee th* wife, sock It In the bank, or any
af th* m i —U t didn't get them. "I," Ken Slamon said dreamily,
."am
tolnr to
to Luv
v _ l a fcr«r
"»m going
buy a lifetime annul!
annuity—to
fcerv-“
H# wasn’t kidding. Ha’a a U-yuar-old Navy man wltk two small
hoya and a pretty wife, and ha’s got thro* hash mark* an hla ato m
and a batch of campaign ribbons.
No adolescent, this. Hite was a man who know what ho wanted.
And he wanted boor. Nobody but a sailor who remembered ih# flatlasting distilled drinking water from a ahlp’a tanks In wartime could
want beer that much.
Aa It developed, the »J.17S that was his share didn’t havt to go
oven portly
partly for brew. Watching |h*
the T V thaw
show was • gent named
even
Fred Under, who I* president or the brewery founded by th* tat*
.Colonel Jake Ruppert. who once owned th* Yankee*.
" U Chief Slamon want* beer that much," Under phoned to the T V
studio, "Ruppert doesn’t want bit money." And It worked out that
way. K m Slamon appeared at the brewery offlee and. In an elaborate
ceremony, Under Informed him that he would receive fro* hoar for
the N at of hie Ufa.
T h * whole thing gave me a warm and comfortable feeling, and. in
a w ay a tu n a i the gastric Juice* of ambition to flow. I am working
toward getting ©non# of thorn mows, and then, when 1 have won th*
Jackpot, announcing demurely that t am going to spend all ray winnlaga on a lifetime gupply ef champagne, Moot *t Ckondeo, I N I
bntf. I f I have to hoy even one bottle I shall be, in U s words of tho
noTstlat* the mart dtelilualoned of men.
THIS u a c m r FULL o r QUAINT KAItMQTUUXt and evM
quainter restaurateur*, but I submit that fewtef, Uwaa can touch th*
rugged Individuality af F a y Rosa, who n u l l «hglt.*atery.tn_aa up
stairs Bind street room.
Because the food la good. Pay’s place la p l t l W t t f b y 9100,000-a*
year song publishers, movie stars, stage himlmrtmCi hookleo (the
upper cruet of ihe Broadway Unsocial set), gam W en, polHklino and
gourmets.
Non* or thee* celebrities have any particular ( landing i t RooeT
nn
iu of
nf the
eve get
wa( tea
es.1 • m m
u te le
Aui titans
snletno * Sldebunwd,
tl I if -1Lin■—■nY ouedc
j>._
non*
them
to ..order
meal*
by
themselves.’
shod, dark-looking Broadway characters (before them title* might
tremble) are told by r a y : “One potato pancake la all you get** Movie
magnate* ore told: “No roast duck. You’re getting faL.TO Rigkt, tt’ll
in explaining the Dull, Hean reallx* the opixirtunitiea of Invoking
durln* thla period, again so men
acing, the mo*t Holy Virgin,
queen of peace,"
When a Catholic i* offering Ih*
prayer* to gain the spiritual
benefits, he must recite five times
th* "Our Father." the "Hall
Mary" and th* “Clary be to the
Father," plus one of each for the
intentions of Ihe Pope. In addi
tion th# "credo" muat bo recited.
Then
three
additional
"Hall
Marys" muat be recited along
with th* invocation. "Queen of
peace, pray for ue, and finally
one
"Selva
Regina."
These
are obligatory under th* terms nf
the Dull, but It also urges that
the nrnyer composed by the Pone
for Holy Year also be recited.
In IMO'e Holy Year, th* re
citation three timet of the "Our
V *her," the "Hall Mary" and th*
"fllory U to the Father" and
"Credo," along with prayers for
the Pope's Intentions, were re
quired.
Otherwise,
raise
for
achieving the IM 1 Indulgence—
pardon from temporal punish
ment due for sin— are similar to
those followed la Rome. Catholic*
seeking the benefits will be re
quired
to
visit
designated
enurehe*. As dur.'ng 1M0. the tn-
Th*r* ihe question an Ametican **ki *• he welchet lhe thousand*
of refugee* tlreeming wulhward from ihe amireheniive Korean capital.
The question doe* not apply lo ihe lucky one*, those who cling in
*w*rm* to railroad flatcars o
r
”
*“
huddle In ittent mound* of hu- for |h# , dulu fr,,m (|awn t() du*M
manltv oa th# hack* of Jolting , ,hrr# u no reel at all.
trucks.
____
•!
By night th# refugees vaniih.
But what of th* great oaoioHty jh# froten field* and enow—Pitlfal families on font, pulling n nped peaks are vague In moontheir little ear* or tettnf their
but of lhaso people there
belonging* on their backs over |j, no ( |tn< Most, you are told,
lev mountain roada in xero wea- 1 |)Mp ln a*setfed huts In the rathvrT
j n'dly emptying villages of thl*
In their faces you find nothing area.
* * ■ nothing . . . neither hope nor
jjut y,y ni^r thr rood* pound
deapeir. In their aye* there t* no •with lhe m(rrhjnf fM.t nf thoupain. There are no complaints.
|Mndi of South Korean “ volunIn flight from th# fore** of tear*,"
mostly beys In their teens'*
Communism, these people trudg* |n the stretch of a single mile of
steadily aero** frown snowy road aouth nf Seoul, a newspaper-
Buetoeaimee. who an hour before were etoullM down their oNoe'
ureat actor Jose Ferrer, a regular customer, woo once painted out
to M r aa a fencer ini hla stew marts. “Eat, elhteto, ert.’L F n y aay*
t*b «*.
1
s
e
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s
IM S CHEVROLET SEDAN
m e a m wjutino that mao n o — n t r u ' d i m V
months comes from a little magnstne catted B a l s w . I t ayponf to
be publish»d once monthly and on the masthead la the email reminder
that the "opinions expressed are not necessarily those of th* Ad-'
m fnlatent ton."
The magaxin* la anceptlonally prof ami onal and ok IMaeo M h a n U y
written Hero Is a naragrnph picked not quite i t rnpdom from % m
an^anonjmou* w r ie r recalls "old sorrows grown gw*Ot f0 g .h s g «
1947 FRAZER SEDAN
1149 DODGE
U Ton Pick-Up,
"The picture of daybreak In the country, 0«y: th* Rnt'amoB feNsoo
at gray come* into the eastern sky, I ha call of a rooster, m rtll had
challenging, and the Immediate and farvrangtng reply from Urn duals
around: lha web of tree Umha darkly traced agstert tho giawkm will be metal
ligh’nees; the distant bark of a dog, sharp and clear la Dm atitt groyi pfftti*«Mi» HU
silence; the poling tranalucenoe of Urn cold, clean air, and than, aa world’* good*.
sunlight edge* the hoeteon and spreads outwork th* dirt ant rtom of,
a kite hss door, lha sharp crock of nn nn on wood, th* myriad a s i d e I
of a world waking to nnotkor dny."
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TU ESD AY DEC. 26. I USA
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLO R ID A
Ring Magazine’s “ Fighter Of Year”
Tide Awarded To Ezzard Charles
Sports Koundup
By IIU P.II F U L L E R T O N , Ir,
By M UHKAY BOSK
NEW YO R K . Dec. 26—(jp)— Heavyweight champ E/rard Chartrt.
wrllyrwcighl king Kay Kobinion and bantamweight m ini V k Towed
of South Africa today were named for Ring Magarine’t outilsrulmg
awarda.
Char let wai picked at the "Fighter of the Year." by Nat Fltiuber,
editor of boxing's blble. S u g a r*
Bay waa honored
honore with a apeeial
Ray
citation aa “ beat all-around right*
any divlilon." Towecl, who
dethroned
Manuel O rtii, was
aelected for the "Frogreaa of the
Year" trophy.
Rex Larne, the iturdv, young
Lewtilon, Utah, heavyweight who
upaet Jeraey Joe Walcott, waa
runner-up to Toweel In the "pro#greM department.
Flelacher, In a copyright article
In the February laiua of Ring,
wrote that he placed Roblnaon
eecoml to Charlea “ becauae the
aum total of hla influence on the
hovirg aituation waa not equal to
JACKSONVII J £ .
Dec. 2b
thatt repreaented
by Charlea' aur
rente:
priilngly tw y success agalnat (Special)— Kii'krttf lime al the
lelrclrd from a gruiip of 103 Florida brxutirv, ihr'r lo t r lW Hinniniri bv J. E< "Hoc" Webb, of SL
Joe I-oula.''
Gator Bowl game Jan. I brtwrrn
’clrrtburg, owner of H’riih Clly and «xiginriur til I tic I'otlri Gill promotion, will mskr their first * 0 The editor cited Charlea' me- Waihington and [.ee Univcnily
It ill Con lett In lunnrtiinn with llir Festival o! Slate*, January
Janti
pcarance al the Prlncrss «f Ihr Irttlval
ritorloui war record and alnrerety In pointing out that achieve and the Univenily of Wyoming 16, 1951 They will lour key rtllra of the
IJit* luiinli) liutn ,Ni« l u l l In Ctlifornl* modrlloi playtime and
ment! outalde the ring wrre Im will have a double meaning.
F.strr Bartlett,
Rartl
rraort wrar. The* are. licit In right iI Barbara
Haihau llodra, Marie Mi dill. tUr> Dwight, Mary lUter
portant factora.
Il will not only kick off a foot H arris Fuller. Itarhara l.awtiin. IMiolhy
iilby MrAli>lnr and
an<l June Moron.
Morgan.
. In hla annual ratinga, Flelacher ball game. It will kick off a tctici
turned Louis ae the No. 1 cott
ier daapite a "mediorre show- of eveata celebrating Jackaonvillc'i
against Argentine'* O u r fifty year* of progress aince il wx»
Behind Louis he picked devattalrd by fire on May I . 1901.
Lee 8 avoid aa No. t and Joey
Throughout the Winter and
llaxfm , lha light heavyweight
Spring there will he golf, baieball
champion, a* No. 8 .
A ll right champion* are recog- and other iporting cvrn li, including
lied aa topa In their divlalon* colorful aquatic rare*. The climatic
C L E V E L A N D , Ih-e. 2A—(/I5
..y Flelacher. In name year*, Ring
Professional football's now champ-,
ha* Hated the champion behind fraturr will tie a hiatoriral i|iect- the Cleveland Blow n*. are going
oaiaxanuin
aalatandlnp contender*, eapeelally acle in the Galor Howl the wrrk to "keep on building and w inning ,'1
If the II
URTolder ha* been al- after Eailer. March 26-11.
ow ner Arthur II. (M irk c y ; Mrlergle to title defenae*.
There will be 1,B0C people In the B rid e promised today.
A fter analysing
:
boxing'* III* pageant, with the script prepared
Furtherm ore, he saxured a re
M d shortcomings, Flelacher ad- by Dr. Frank Q. Slaughter, physi porter, the Browns' roarh in 1051
yaeated the "elimination of all cian and author of several hWtori- • till w ill he Paul llrp w ii, despite
haodlumi and their Influence: ral fiction hooka. The pageant will ;>er*l*tent talk ttint Paul might
• a r e intelligent and more liberal begin with the landing of Jran
interested in going hock to
matchmaking; encouragement of Rlbaut and hla French Ifuguernta college football.
younger boxer* and more Intalll- near the site of Jacksonville in
S lllit elated over the lliowns* last
gent and realtatic evaluation of IBM—which waa 60 year* liefore 2 0 -arrond .'10 tu 2 * defeat of the
(ha hasarda of talevtalon.*
Pilgrim* landed.
Lo* Angeles Rams for the rhainD ei pile hla death following a
During the week of I he page* it piunship of the National Food,all
ksoekout low to Percy Baaaett. there will he parade*, dance* ami League. Mr Hi Ido InslMetl;
1
A l (Sonny Boy) Wcet waa ranked other colorful events designed to
“ P aul has
never
mentioned
>■* ,ebrth among the lights.
entertain home folk* and attract leaving the Drown- to me. 1 think
"He had a good record during visitor*.
he has the Iw-t couching lob In the
M O and well deserved Me rankIn the 60 year* rinra Jack* in- country, lie 's the l«o«* sod answers
lag,’' aald Flelacher.
vllle was knocked out hv fire. It to no one.
The ratinga;
" I ' im not thinking of anything
ha* com* a long way. A t the t me
F Heavyweights
of the fire, the cltv waa a bustling but having him with us nest year.”
Champion—E a a a r d
Charlea. (9,420. It waa a big tourist center
M cBride said he wants "to stay
Cincinnati.
and had a booming naval stnr * on top and see fgl.(NN) to IIUJNMI
1. Joe Louia, Detroit; L Leo Industry.
fa n s " showing up at the l-akrirunt
Paterson, N, J.j 3. Joey
The fire, starting In a men Stadium next te ar, instead of
evelandi 4. Lee Oma,
the fa ir to poor turnouts of the
Bob B aler, Pittsburgh; factory, waa the worst ever euf- past.
Clarence Henry,, I-oa Angrii
■tea; fared by • Southern city. It swept
" I s till think lliis w ill In- Hitt
, Rea Lay nr, Lawialon, Utah; 0, the entire bualnc** district, most beat pro fuolliali city In Ihfth-mirT
Joe Walcott, Camden, N. of the residential district and moot t r y ." lie added.
^
Jack Gardner, Market ho- of the waterfront— burnlm* -166
Brow n b lm srlf ho* not - fn lk c f
. —. . i , England; 10. Rocky Mar- acres, destroying 2.366 building-. B* po ailivriy as M< Ilrid r aloiul
But rebuilding started rpiickty,
'elano, Brockton, Mata.; 1 1 . Roland
M aying on, evrn though he Is work
and aid earn# from all over
La Slaraa, New
on * contract with five w a rs G EN I lf M. OF M il. CI-.Nl.lt M.H — G il lb -sill. Hxsklngton and
United Statea — money, food, Ing
iryw
1 Light lleayrwelghtai
to gu.
l.»# b fitngicUu »|u*f I n liar K, is « Mn(pr uf Ih# fik« and plIcNoyl,
Champion—Joey
- J o t . Maxim, Cle- clothing.
Drown leaves today for Han Im .I c e|»mr"U''t ihr G*.o >- I- 'vplit T allark I t .led smong the nation's'
In anlte nf the collapse of F lo ri
yeland.
I.lnl.s. I -. II., r 1 1 1 «*. n imrd lo lkr All-Haathern team
Francisco , where he w ill watch the Iiiiml I
I. Archie Moore, St. Louia; 2. da'* fahulnti* honm In the Twen East-W est all-star game .Satur all-t ih r l ‘>iO . . . .m, llr « i l l . in .. i the 1141. v K tsx s fiin tt WyomMatthewa, Seattle: 8 . Bob ties, Jacksonville topped the 100 .- day, then goes on to Ia n Angeles mg in Ih r ( fllnf |lo • I nn \»*w Vrar'n l l j f .
t, dan Diego; 4. Bob Sat- 000 mark hv 1090. In spite n< tn to roach the American Conference
, Chicago; B. Nick Barone, gripping depression of the Thlr- tram III the firs t Pro bowl game
taiec; 6 . Jim Blade. New tie*, the city e*c*e«ted 170 000 h'- Jan. 14.
| 7. Doe Williams, Newark) 1040. This year the population
People rinse to the team say
Connie R iu , Berlin! 0. Don went over 2 0 0 ono
Brow n definitely w ill u.lk to re
The
fltv
I*
Inviting
people
from
‘ L London; 10. Loyd Marpresentatives nf the U niversity of
all over the rountr* to nay a visit Southern California w hllt he is In
. flacramanto, Calif,
at
the
time
of
the
relehratlnn
tddlewalgktai
I ajs Angeles.
haroplon—Jake LaMotta, New former resident* are belno Invite-!
T h a t a only one of three roarhto
help
make
It
an
“
old
home
Y'wrli
leas lilg schools believed IntereitIt, It01 H TR IN FO K T
II, ASSOCIATED P R E S S
week",
and
among
former
resi
I. Ray Roblnaon, New York; 2 .
*d In Rrown.
N EW ORLEANS- Dcr 2 <t i/Pl
The Rochester Royals hove had
iurent Dauthullle, Paria; 9. dents are such celebrities as Judv
The others are Ohio State ami —It r*olh won't
In- i tklnli.nna nn up-and-duwn rampaign so far
re Banda, Nawraatle, Austra Panova. Wands llendrla, Dorothy Minnesota. Brown's friends say
in the !<agar in the National llasketball Aaao4. Randolph Turpin. London; Phar. Connie Haines and K itty Ohio State still tin* the nto«t ap against Kcntuckv
Howl --it'll I» Oklaluiniit battling ria lio n , but right now they are
w t Vlileraaln, Paris; 0. Crawford.
peal. lie roarlm l a national cham
the United Stair.
.-tinging to a half-game lead In the
New
Canaan,
w i l l / Beau, n
ew w
« b m i i ( Conn.;
A 1(4'nag* book, with 969 nlr- pion there.
Kentucky, you acc, has Iwen Western Division.
Eugene Hairston, New Yorkt turea and without advertising,
r, has
F o r each member of the Browns, furred tu resuh U-y.uuJ it* own
Earlier in the season, the linyBamee, Detroit; 0. W alUr been published to mark the city's the Sunday victory meant $1,119.
state's iHiuiirtsiy line- tu piorurc all- had (he top rung, sank to the
New York;
10 . A rt
tden Y e a r." It la entitled "The F.ach Ram r reel veil MUP1.42.
quality
fuollu.lt
talent
capable
of
bottom, and then launched a drive
New York.
Jacksonville S to ry.”
sending the Wildcats
to
two that pulled them back into first
..jfwulghta;
For more than a year pi*-'
straig
h
t
major
howl
games.
place in their division.
. Champion—l a y Roblnaon, New have been shaped up hv the P " '
Oklahoma la almost In direct
They had to beat the Boston
Years of Prngrees A**oelatlco
ntra*!.
(If
the
46
men
coming
to
Celtics last night at home In order
. George Costner, Philadelphia; headed by F w J H . Kent Now the
the
NvwYear's
Dae
classic
here
to remain In front of the Minns*
Kid Gavtlan. Havana; I . rltv la preparing to roll out
for the Hooflfl!, 95 are n ative, of poll* Lakrrx—and they did, by
Graham,
im, N
____
York)
carpet, which will ho ready for
Oklahoma,
nine
hail
from
n>-i;hMI-77. Although Uoston bagged 81
IU Fuxari, Irvington,
... .J .. .j visitor* to tha Jan. I Gator Rowl
it, NT.
borlng Texas, and mw from Mich field goale to Rochester's SO. the
Eddie Thomas, Merthyr, Wales; gam#.
igan.
I’.oyals made up for that bv ctlrk
Johnny Saxton Now Yorkt *>
D A L L A S . T * xm Dec. (ft—tA I—
Fifty-th re e men are listed on the Ing with 50 out of 96 free throws.
key T rills, Sydney, Australia;
Tennessee's football team arrives Kentucky roller, but u nlv 14 are I lobby Wanser chipped in with 26
Lester Felton. Detroit; 9.
here late this afternoon and that, natives of the lllu rg rass country. points for the winner*, while
lev Cotton, Toledo, 0 .; 10.
more or less, will officially open
And that’* one of the rea-ons teammate Rob Davie* scored 21.
MferiL Now York; 11. Johnny
"Cotton Bowl" week.
The Inkers, with the great
[ton, Chicago.
Coach Paul ( Heart llry a n t has had
Sideline attarrtlon* to the New d iffic u lty in Imibling Kcnturky George Mlkan accounting for 95
_ _ _
ghtwrlghta:
Year's Day foot It* 11 game began al into a major power l .. x« than tut) points, walloped tk* visiting Wash
^CbampUm—Ike Williams, Trennoon when a high school basket high -rhiH'Is p liy c t football In ington squad. P3-79. Waahlpgb
ball tournammt started.
the llluegrass stale when R r,ant gained a first period lead of 16-16
^ 1. John L . Daria, Oakland,
JA C K S O N V IL L E , Fla., Dec. 2 n
A howling tournament, rollego arrived there early In UMd.
but couldn't hold the advantage.
Jf.i 2. Freddie Dawson. Chlca— Wahlngton A Lee'# stal basketball tournament, and a castAt Philadelphia, the arurriors—
Ilryn n t, who vs- hired away
9. Tommy Campbell, Rock —
111.;
l.t 4. Jama* Carter, Neve wart Walt Mlehaole waa lost for Ing tournament are other sports frum the Univrraitv ;if Maryland Eastern Division leaders— dropped
I; 6 , Johnny
John. Gonaalaa, Oak thstr Gator Bowl tilt agalnat attractions due to I * unreeled this wheq Kentucky derided to strrtt their first home decision of tha
footl-sill. wn> fur-ed to l.wik else rurrent campaign. For Ih# second
Callf.t «. Bonny Boy
‘W W .ri, Wyoming today after an attack week.
of appendlcUla.
Texas. Tennessee's foe in the Idg where for quality talent.
time in three day*, they bowed
Jngton. D. C.; 7.
Tna "Big Train" of the General* •how. won't arrive until Friday
Loo A'ngoieoV'l. Eddlo ChaThe Wildcat roster now reads lo the New York Knickerbocker*
like a Senate m il c a ll
list — In an overtime affair, I0-64. Harry
S m Jose, Crilfd 9l Rudy ■pllt-t movement and one of the morning.
General Dob Neyland, Tennes Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio, Wett Gallatin, the game’e top scorer
lea; 10. Roberto nation's toughest lln*-l>arker* hail
boon III for a week but refused see's coach,
hasn't
announced V irg in ia , Bouth Carolina. Alalwma, with 23 points, trilled for New
medical attention for fear of be whether any of the Vols* workouts Tennessee, A'iw-mtln, New Jer- York with six second* left to send
kUt
at the city high school stadium scy. Connecticut *n.| A rkansas.
I he contest Into overtime. He also
aplon—Sandy B a d d l e r , ing removed from the xousd.
But over the weekend it be- will be open to the phblic.
Yarik
llryant
could a n d
iiotsibly broke the last tie with a foul con
Coach Blair Cherry of Texas might- -tart a team in the Hupsr version.
W illie Ren,
Jr* w
Hartford.
wwp v ■VI Coon.;
WWHtU| £ • ■ • • * « « * &
»***•"’•
Syracuse earned ita second tri
1 7 F aswW
m oM
eW
eouWnt go on and also hasn't aald whether the Long- Row) eiiliretv void of Kentuckians.
a, Paria; iL Char- p W "**
burns' Drill* here Friday and HatBt. Louia; 4. Percy Bas- h# wax operated on Sunday.
Oklahoma lx essentially a home umph In threa meetings w ith Fort
unlay
will
tie
public
or
private.
Wayne,
pleating the home fans
He
awore
all
about
him
to
»estate -.pm.l, sotucthiug unusual
Iphla: 6 . Lula Da
Texas, widen dropped ita only nirnirig Inajur cullrgv |Hiwers Ihcs* with an 61-69 victory. A t Moline,
[In; 6 . Ronnie Clay- rrocy until he wa* able to trirIIL, tri-cltle* came from behind
' “
t 7. Al nhona hla parents In 8 woyeravll1e( game this season to Oklahoma tn davs.
the Colton Howl stadium, is n local
Pa
Every man except mie on Cuocb after the Drat half and defeattied
" I danl want to call tham un- favorite to knock off the Volo. Hud WUkinwm's startbig eleven ix Baltimore, 67-Tt Forward Marco
tU Christma* night aftar there# Both loams have lost just one an Oklahoman graduating frum an Todorovtch mad# hi* bow ax trigam*.
cities couch lit this game.
U i auaa* fuu - ha aald.
Oklahoma high school.
Both Texas and Tennessee boast
The 1 16-pounder made the team
Both Oklahoma and Kentucky
BOSK BOW L
and Ita attendants nromlie nn terrific defenae*, and general opin are scheduled to arrive In the New
publicity ou the operation until to- ion la that thla Cotton Bowl game Orleans a n a today to complete
P A S A D EN A , Calif.. Dec. 2 6 U going to he a defensive battle. final touche- for the Jan I meet — Back lo hard work go the Ross
Coaches of the teams aren't nf in g- Oklahoma af Krexhrf
booth Georg# Barelsv aald the
Air Howl teams today.
The Michigan and California
la vans i 4. Luis In** tn the Southern Conference that general opinion, and Cherry Force Raw near flilu xi. M i.-.; anti
squads had a Christmas respite
champion* would require sweep- has said he expects plenty of lic lilu r k v at Raton Rouge, La.
City;
•curing excitement.
but rwapsclive coaches
Uannle
lit hla plana.
Ouster tv*an and Lynn W aldorf will
Is scored 99 points during
Alabama has appeared in all -.-rack the whin from here on until
711 vnrda rushNine
four
major Bawl gnmoa—the
uf ala yard*
lad''"tbs AKol’* r1
_
___
Bo*#, Bugar, UoUun and Orange.
k fa r f l a a
‘ M
Max Bennett, for man
It
------a. etar player in Hmi
Gator Bowl Game
M arks 50 Years
Since G reat Fire
Big Blaze Destroyed
46 Acres Leaving
TownACharred Ash
Victorious Brown
Coach May Re-sign
For College Post
s
Sugar Howl Tilt Rochester Royals
Pits Oklahomans Take Lead In Pro
Against Country Basketball League
“Coir ~ “ ‘
N E W Y O R K , Dec. 26 —W k - U n leas th is holiday week brings de
finite sign* o f mor* interest ami
By C H A R L E S C H A M B E R L A IN
these m ay be aonie sudden UeCHICAGO. Dec. 26— (/J*)—Three Western Confer-n.e ir im i enter
rlslona tu rrorgaruxr next wlntgr’s
basketball programs .
Fo r in holiday baikrtball tournament! thii week in final tuneup- lot the big
stance, the Utah team came here ten title struggle, but moil of the ipotlighl shifts t»» llir luduualaxt week on a three-game tour, Bradley tusrle of unbeaten Giants tomorrow night.
looking fu r the big payoff from
Upholding Big Ten prestige more than any oilier team thus far lus
the garden game against St. been Indiana. The Boosters won *
John's . . Hut the Tuesday crowd the annual four-tram m rrt at
was only about 7,200 knd the)
“ w ith a
_ui f . wt rr _ J l*r !,7 lf *.h#r
64-86 decision over Notre Dam.away more than their 11,0 0 0 to stretch their undefeated mark
guarantee . . Sine* the lour cost through aix game*.
at least lfi. 000 . they can hardly
Indiana must face Bradley on
return unless they can get one of the Braves' home court— a tough
the profitable Saturday night assignment. The Proria, III., out
•pot* . . Fo r the same reason, fit has won all Ita nine starts.
O K LA H O M A C IT Y . Dee. 26 —
Hank lh a took hi* Oklahoma A . right uf them being at home, and
got the
and M. tram to the west roast has averaged 84.4 points per UP)— B a ll, latll. who'rather than play an early-week game. The Rraves employed 16 b all?
m ote
The Oklahoma Aggie
game in New York . . O f rourae. player* Saturday in frolicking
it isn't ju st haikH hall that's l>e- over previously unbeaten Duke, than likely when the loth swm.il
All-College Tournament completes ^
log hit . . I,eo S e lt ir r , the Roller 99-6H.
Derby boss, says he noted a drop
A fte r Bradley the Boosters in its three-day coni|e-titii>M here
in
attendance at
all
sports vade Drake at l)es M.lines Friday Frid ay night
Coach Henry |b»'s ball con
throughout the country as soon as then polish up for their Big Ten
tro lling Cnwlmy.- rule u over
had new* hr van to cubic in from opener at Ohio State Ja n . 6 .
The Big Ten rare o fficia lly whelming favorite- for the an
Korea . . "It** the uncertainty that
rollegite ‘ get-t. y-tiier
in
causes It." says J j.* , "People be sta rts Monday with Illino is going nual
Oklahoma C ity's municipal audi
gan staying at home to listen to to Wisconsin. Michigan is at Pur
radios that hadn't twen turned duo Tuesday, then all team* open torium opening tomorrow.
The Aggies, presently r«!ed No,
~
Ja y .
fire on the following Satun
on fo r a vear "
6 in the Associated Press | h>II,
Jan. 6 .
Pop A t Pnpoa
In other games last Saturday plare a nine-game winning -tie.ik
H a rry Mark-on isn't a guy to
have an inflated Id"* nf hit im Purdue downed Butler, 65-69, up against seven upimnvnts who £
wrecked
U C LA ,
80-63, have exoerivneed bump) going w
portance aa managing director of Iowa
the International Boxing Club . . Minnesota topped Oklahoma 49- during the present campaign.
Although their reconl i
fxr
Rut I f he wa*. hi* ll-vear-o ld son 42, and Ohio State shoved St.
would have deflated It the other Louis from the unbeaten ranks, superior, there w ill be no over
confidence. Ilia ha- his e y rt fo
day . . H arrv was invited to ap- 63-55.
Big Ten teams now are hitting cused on regaining the All-College
near on a tet-vi-lon -how originat
ing from a local nightspot . . E i- .611 against uutside opposition title he lost taut ytar a fte r win
ritedly he telenhnned his wife to with 33 victories agalnat 2 1 ning five In a row
Oklahoma C ity U n iv e rsity, ' i v i
have the machine wnrme .1 no and losses.
Only other undefsated confer ed No. 1 fc* defending champ*,
readv fo r a
o f the old man
. . She compiled, and "bout 90 *e- ence club In addition to Indiana pulled the props out fio iu under
eond* after Mark son’* face an- Is Michigan State. Illinois and neath the Aggie* la«t year The
nearrd on the screen the young Minnesota each has one lots chiefs dropped the Aggie- in the w
ster -witrbed tn another station while Northwestern, Ohio State semi-final* and enrne through *
nobly to lieal Wyoming fur the
. . " I can see dad at home anv and Iowa rarh has two.
Michigan State, owning three title.
tim e " he egnlslned "hut I can
The Aggies have played in every
onlv see Captain Video on tele wins, is host to a four-tram meet
Friday and Saturday. The Spar- all-college and have won the
vision."
tana face Penn State opening championship eight times in the
One-Minute Unoris Psee
night while Ohio State tangles
V isitin g .basketball coache, are with Princeton. They change foe* 14-year history. T h e ir record f"r
;he popular holiday rl» « * lr u t l
loud In their nralse nf 'he tall Saturday.
win* and seven |n«-eIx.ne Island U . basketball team.
A doubteheader program la at
Utah'- Vadal Peterson says »hev Marquette Thursday. Northwest
-hnuld I-* ranked rieh t behind ern clashes with the Htlllopper*
Hank lusuion, former defenseK e n 'n rk v and U C L A 's Juhnny while Iowa takes on lovola of
man In the American Hockey
Wooden rates them a- l e l l r r than Chicago on the same bill.
Itradle" . . Ward C u ff, the old
Minnesota enters the rugged League, is nfflealmr a* a leagua
foeibsll .-tent coached his Green holiday tourney at Kansas City, linesman In llershey, l*n.
R *v Central C«tho|le M|eh School playing Wednesday, Friday and
team tn jn undefeated season 'his Saturday. Its fln t foe la Colora
year— wi’t henl the “ A " formation do.
—Jlm m v Dykes' exnlanatlon of
The remainder of the wrsk's
one o f the athletics' difficulties ■ch-dule includes:
la-t ses-on • "W e couldn't switch
Wednesday—Michigan at Penn;
our outfielders arnuo.l tn nlav Thursday— Depauw at
Illinois.
the h itter l-v-an-e the niteher* Ban Jose Bute at Wisconsin; F r i
didn't know "-her* they were day— Butler at Illinois, Bradley
th ro w in g "
. Blonde R e " R le e -, *1 Sugar Howl meet; Saturday—
- w h n jis d three apl«*n..bl|e »cei- Pitt at Iowa, Western Reserve at
Frhfgan, N oire—Dime at North
dent* ta«t winter w '.tlr -ervlng MfcP
• • "advance man" fo r the pm western; Bradley *t Sugar Bowl.
tanplr troupe Pa- had opl* one *o
Extended Coverage
The I960 University of Arltona
f«- tl.ta a ,.--.,- ft.it I* hannened
broadens tuo Insurwnsa
In the ( - * - nlset- s - il under the freshman football team averaged
p ro tectio n to I n c lu de
— me condition* as one nf the pre 60 points tier gam# to Pa op
ponents' 6.7.
damage from n W .(o r» a .
vious era-km-s.
explosion, h a il, smoke
Cleanlne Tpe C « ff
Army
defensive
hack Ifal
-od smudge, *ekWe a«*J
V l-h |enn Ptatefs h m ln t team
a ir rr u / l. und rto f. G e t
l.w X b .x three „» ter* se -.o ris 8h“ lt*
/ ‘ “ W " / U. h|* A®1* * .
and
he
rank*
third
scholastically
added protection ngillnat
M r* x runners-nn—H*nV Amos,
In
hla
rlaa*.
P b o e l, O n -lrn r SnU H lK h V M *eek
S g v K N comnswn Im x a n ia .
Aggies Favored In
Fifteenth Annual
Court Tournament
EXTtNOID
COVERAGE
Is AiWwI. #low
Cos! Protection
f t . - - ' — " r V w H e " rn o b s n n
Washington R i Lee
Loses Key Man To
Acute Annendicitis
•uSS?
esbt
ssiz, t i c ■
(JMSrtansf
and won both by the asms
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\
R sf
Cy Young hurled 2 1 ronaeeutivs J
Dumen*’» -debt.hs-d man in the
hi'lea* inning* in 190-1.
Neltnnsl Pssehall nonoTea*, may
ho th e f i r s t w m I m - In th e M *
The I960 U niversity of Arisons
<sn<l|i)| he-eteti -»*m*il*atlon. He
baieball team had a squad bat
hnld s a r e - - —*— —— '
I— • • an
ting average of -326.
Infant** —•" Bshro*
Me— U - —* v C ,
• i- > I m
- xy e tie s.
F iv o
Victor1®®
—
■
Il p u y v 10 4 n / r
-
Mi l I U A 1 A G 1 N 1
DR. C. L. PERSONS
l^UIflLLf
»* -*
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|
Gplootelriit
EYES EXAM INED
GLASSES FITTED
111 tL Palmetto Ava.
Ph. 1 0 1
I I I N. Park
Month
F P * N K F D R T . Germany, Dec.
26—UPl— plqshed with triumph
and monev P u r'r n s« Robinson
11#-It te-s-^rd ill# United
State* toda- •* •« a European
tour that r e " —' *■'— riva ring
victories ami tu x iin In only on#
month.
The wori't
v-*»h* cham
pion polished -vff k|i tsst F<iropean onnonrnt here I*«t nlent
with a fifth round knockout. Tho
victim was Han* Btet*. former
Germany middleweight chamnlon.
It wa* a nnn-tlHs match acheduled
for 1 0 roundThe American Neero knocked
8 lrets down seven times rernre
finally putting him nway with a
one-two punch after 30 tecorul*
of the fifth round.
At Chicago on Feb. 14, Robinson
will make a hid for a second world
crown to n *6 -round title bout
with middleweight klne Jake I-*Mol la after that, according to
Robinson’s manager, George Gamford. Bugar Rav la considering
in* to Australia to fleht Austra
lia'* triple champion. Dare Band*.
CMIRIHTM o T p R F S R N T
BAN FRANC1BCO. Dec. S6 -(/P»
— Ilith lieh t of Christmas Day at
the Btanfnrd eamnua training camp
of the Wost loom for the Shrine
East-Weal eharitv football gam*
wasn't tha dally drill or even tha
arrival of Santa Clan*.
it wa* an arrival of a different
kind.
Kyle Rote. Southern MeOwdlat
star who ha* boon aaalgned fallbock duties In ih# tame Saturday
was notified that h h wtf* had
given birth to a eeven pound, four
ounce bov In Dallaa.
Rote beamed "It's tha fines*
Christmas present anybody could
tavu."
the rum
f)
iCa -
re n te r,
I- I • . • • •• - - r -h-l| re- ,
u »
■a i , i — |
.
two*I
— five
—- ntatoon
t*«ni»*s
—
Defensive Contest
Forecast Between
Tennessee, Texas
Undefeated Bradley And Indiana
#
Tangle In Week’s Top Court Fray
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liuwfwai fu loipcriooulr SdNfu
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Adcll al tha northern United
h r l i i hut had ilt flrtl tumpie el
winter a*d Ii definitely nel e>daring mar* of lh* tom*
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cuta whan a brar gluaa In Tto
runto, Canada, aapludad Orandpappy Jenkina wonders if th*
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' ultin* lcr|o u ily Into h ll b u iln c u , parU culsrly s lr frc ifh t orders from high-priced restaurants around the country.
The unexpected competition
persuaded him to hire a v is it
* * * * * t
.
ing H arvard student to xahip
up a message for unfaithful
' svAf AMO if r e / U - f
customers.
A f£ tr*V > tW C j
T h * student prodUtrtl. with a
JUOUThl
suspacted sam t from author
John Gould, Ih* following *p ic
"Thera is * trrmendcus difTrranca bat warn genuine Main,
lobsters sn.i the faitles th?y
catch up in Nova Scuts You
sae. Maine )•>Inters are happier
ptychologfcally. and that's allImportant. Nova Scotia lobsters
are deep water birds, and the
/
pressure uf water, plus thr
many other troubles they have, make them heavy and tough Maine
■?!*““ !! w*‘ tr lo*,r"
happier, they get mum
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work guaianlrrd
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prii. - F, M En-lish. Jr. Phone
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•tag line, bulld'iirt oump trues,
mU'-t fill din shell and clay
by toad or job. Contact II. Rt/jbated and a»aocialr», 10!' E
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tboao whu want I hr Iwat. Try
our expert ahlrt service. Stream
line Dry Cleaner* A Laundry.
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21*1. Sanford Atlsntir National
Bank Member E l» |f
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Call Phom m il for
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A LI. T Y l'K h nf llulidosrr Wnrh
All Types Of Hook Work.
Reasonable Rates— Free
K a li Mary MeKinney lh aikket ping
mates. Carpenter A G carry
Rervien
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IIOUBK W O R K ; half day or part
Atlantic Bank Building
lima. Hattie Ccoper. 612 E . 6 th r o O F WORK of all kinds. Kayes
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ami Gutters Repaired and Paint
WORK wanted a* lishv Hitter. Call
ed. New Roofs applied. Painting
before 6i00 P.M/ J _____
and
coating.
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L E T US help you recondition your BUYIN G A CART lie fuse ftnanyard. Peat, 4Hr bit. >4 60 per
U K M U H ' l A tO A L T A lfS
elng so* us tn saye money. In
yard. Muck F ill dirt delivered •
I AtioOl- y THAT r u « COAT.
stallment l/tan Dep’t., Room 317,
Phone 1200—Shell fur drierTHIS
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Sanford
Atlantic
ways, also.
V*r nnal flank We*nh*r V T W
BOATS F o r R E N T . Plenty (>f KE.*(T A CAR. u-driva It hy day,
hj*L L a st end of Kanfurtl See
week, nr aeason. English Fords
Wall. Lake Jessup, foot 0f Sanand American Fords, amlans,
__?®ry Av*nu».
station wagons and convertibles.
U W n i i o w o w " s h a ^ ^ S ia r T i
Strickland-Morriaan. Inc..
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m le a repaired, lock and k r*
First SI._____
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w f t H. W IM I ModofA Ford Tnick
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Bhnma Bin p; pv g,
I 0 M Chevrolet Sedan
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1031 Plymouth Pirk-up Track 1160
feetion Old floors audo - IJfc* __ Roy Ra*lt 104 W rit 2nd. St.
aaw. Finishing, rleahlng A
M ODEL A FO R D -V icto ria Coupe.
!•*. f-irtakle power
Gaod condition, dean throughare — gaHsart ia
t. <00 a IB liras. 8 m at
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chlnea at Bart's. H I E . Flrai
phfme IB24
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tod Stores. 116 W. First 8 treat VLW
T O Y S ‘ And O liu
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Bert's 121 E Fliat. Phone If.2 4
F R IE D S H K IM P Dinner “The
f luhanatta Apt*, week, monUTor
Shrimp on Earth" at HornN W f k SlanbarlBod C o u r t ,
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fiS H E D
SA LE
IN CO M E PR O PER TY D U P L E X
ROCK L A T H : 600.000 sq ft. Jan.
'■'Uniat Ion Estates—Urge l o t Feb. M arch-Delivery
FO B.
custom built for sale below tire
Jacksonville Pier. Morris Her
sent construction costs. See
man Corn., 550—6 th. Avenue,
Whidd-m, H U 3 Psrk A v * ._____
| N.Y.C.. J U - 0 2249-2223-2227
1-fl ROOM house on extra large
A R T IC L E S W AN TED
— ft
lot with bearing trees. 1 Good
used Duo-Therm Hot
W ater
tank. Samuel Fulton 1120 I»cuat We buy, sell A trad" u-ed
furniture. WliHin->Uu*r Fu*mAre. I’hunr IH7R-J.
•»rw i* .„ 1 1 1 K *•» X’hona # 6 X.
( O M IT.F.TKI.Y furnl'hrd 5 apartmen Is. 2 car garage, large
H E L P W ANTED
screened In front porch. 11,000
down payment. Balance a t 4% C L E R K - T Y P IS T . Must be r x n e f
Intaraat.
Monthly
payments
irnred in posting,
Ix la n c in a ,
1126.00— lapts. rented will prac
filing and g rn rra l office routine.
tically make the pavmrnt. £ 1 0
Beipiinslbte position with e stab
W. latest., Sanford, H a. ____ _
lished local firm . 40 hr. week.
W rite g ivin g age, education, esINCOME- P R O P E R T Y —Two atory
rienre and -alary desired in
furnished duplex. Excellent loca
at letter, tu Imx ( i l l r lu U n tion cloae in. Both apartments .
aid.
t
now rented to permanent tenenta. Price >£.160.00
A C C O U N T A N T to handle machine
H 0BRRT A . WII.LIAMK. Keallor
double r n lr v lunik * through c lo s
Raywoud K. Landqaial. Asastriale
ing and sla lrin ritta . Permanenl
Phaua 712
Atlaallc Bank RMg.
Experience, draft exempt. Sal
. ar^ open. Phulie 305.
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St. We Buy, Sell or Trade m ini
anything. Phone IPH-J
W# both <oaa when rail BnatT bring
rour bi'Mcriptiom la L A N R Y ’8 .
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Terrific Terrain For Horse Troops
c im p a lg ix . eft"? »'•
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ftnm ftr.riMItie rn|imnn l " i . tn Ih i
Seentid tt« M War They said
Owy rnuM find
o** / f t U"
fa ith fu l animals >m *(*#• •*’"d?in
hatllrfirldf of Kttrnpe
B.i llio honvrt l «»1 it’ ll to H" 1
l«nk treads
flut inlKf nffltrtt lw H- ’ I’M
diilihio still b * . o p h ” on Ihr
battlefields of A m* r i . . v • 1*1 it
there |< nil a p?ilenti*l tnlliisrlit* lirtt- fur tltr ram',* I I in hl|>
and lot* toil ill «Millin’ tit1**
rtii.l
h,-i*te»r> Icalrird rnoii at.d
(ralnotl anim sll i "iM iti: l ’i|iM li',i
•'T h lt l« lirmllfiil I f im iii fur
l-nrse cavalry," ttl'l M il Willltm
rn rlira n o . Jr a nilMlri, onitn*or
from Jitpllft, Mo "Thf-y m i i i | m<
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lo illi a t a rooilail prrtoH O rl v*M
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in liiy in* In him •l»« l i w l •*••!
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tra il* Ihal il*fy I r a f t .f il lir a t li
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(inchran* (•••* I" » I'ln s f<’> •
nrotlurl of hl» own Immo stair
ilia
mot*, w liich hail a
(HMlnsnlthi'il r*c fn | In ih * tn r
W f t Id War
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gn ■nyitlai* a man ra n an with
m il iitln y hit hands," <nch raw
•aid . "And ll r*« r a t r y a * 01111*1
• a f* ly nt*r monnlaln |Mlh« a
man woudn’l ***nl *r» f**k tt"1 « f
•a ro tt on hi* own f o i l."
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• f hurt* layalrjr n iilfH a h * ir «*
tholr ahlllly In a ta s r «uit<tl*'
• m hlllltr* and I h" t|iro i| *'|P''
they aomrllmr* ha to n»r» Imlh
fool Irnopt and aim or In maklns
■math hH -aatm n ralda In fore*
T h r Tl*wt of t’o c h ra iir. an In
l* llt s * r if * nfflrar In iho Bsyanth
C a v a lry R rtim fn l one* Ird hy
flano ral ('tiilrr, ato thaim l hv
Mhof mmjiftonl aoMlar* ny*r
h *r* who It t i* had In Hral with
■ m en ! iroopt * w * * |iln s forward
eti t h a i r r A llan ponl*». And
n atu ra lly Ihrta vlawa th rill Ih*
Hearla of all Ih* old i* tlr* d ra-
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m in , n I i d man w ilt - 1 Mntij'i
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land A ll n lh *i namml hay Ion •
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final tilnm ph of l|>* m o * of
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II It n f Imnofia* •lo m flm m * Ihal
Ih lt aw ard It ronn*<d*d »|H* th*
namo n f Hi* man "w hnt* lin t# *
and a rtlo ll * s n o r t at a hannor
f.*t ll,* onttf* mnlHmlltlon rtm n
n f pi<aro ”
N elu rally lh*y Ilk * to fr*|
that lh» m ilitary ttram h Ih r*
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n nulmmlrd allt« r*llt** l<* f|to
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thundtr arrott I ha plaint and Mr M i l *
ft «*n ft-fMl |* If
9*t f t on V M * *
V.* ••
v iiH n *
«*■«! Hurt1
fra* si nWH’I all I In* *%g. |n Dnctln
Mr
%rn • #»ff Ini O’*
«s • •M.s an.l tea IK U .I,, «| |fW«
ft uaRaaid V • m I >*i i il«»l
row band istrm lln g ftnm aoy'b
f*bH Iffiii
inf*tntnr ni’ l
tH'4f Kr It »*‘ *■!* I fit
• a tlrtn
Mltmsstd*
»tsd nmtb
fi#
III
•astern low* ta slw n td Into north- tiilff r n Imllsna and aoilthrm Mt-H tnttliil (1 I) TIM1 I M
|gan
The ■now naeniit trouble
for liaiifpoitatlou '*w ktrt and
m obut'ts bn* fun f* t lid s who
foil mi sle*D, toboggan-. <k|i and
ami skates nml»i rb-i* Chtlalmoa
K
;
Upstate New
•widest weather
w lib a reading
below, lh* lowest
Yn ik had th*
mason
nf Ih
* f g. tfrgtee#
that# Mils sea
- A sA i V ii
•• **
Ul
Communist Party
Opens Convention
Lender Is In Jail^p
Military
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t If* lltincnam I *||. III., ml "Iff a
junclury” with Mo. U . M. h iid i’ h
tin ijr in h r.if«
II. did not t -plain hi* un* »f
*» i.a»f!*«w» 1 l
*t fa r * #l*t* *
Koic« . . . .** itiuiii an immin-nl i Ih* w i.fil *‘|iiin I m * "
Hill Ma| l l e i f f a l I do old M
('■nnmipiist id lrti’ ivr.
Almond Huh I o ip . t>.mtn*t*drr,
I lone r *nd hio- .ti Jffil*, tup
lid rn lltr r Ih r I lull l*nrps s fl!
I -Iff > m il iHillcry weir t o a iic l a l l ' mnviny info the old 1 ’in t it I ’oliong
hcafhlwad in m itla-.iii Koiea
•slrmt! (he finnl l i n t p ilio l. |th
(fen*tal Ma< A h I mii -aid the
he.I i\ ntnnri’rtH |>” P ilt .slum- «< R id
m n lllitfa l di III r|H*ra Ilona
f
o
i
on
immeilialff
o ffnislye
I / fI little 11 #,.*l tlirllln n g lin e
lo llillis nl lh* **av a. in . k o ir t .ii.ainsi lh , 1’ . (I l.ig h lli Army
and ila (• nipfiio n it |.r*od arroaa
l l.r v n r iwalling only llie tp:n*l lh<
o’ i -f Korea
lo title in lone
tin
*'.ir hih A rm y atinonnrad
A *' < » n r„e •mlciil s'!**! 'm in io n Ihal • ■toilPinlll f'h ln e .* Ironnt
irp .iitn l lo If * iy had !* r n t u r n w*ie «... ll> of la and In-Ida in*
Rcpilldl. of I* •»! *..
I* I*p,.rled
KiiiiinanH •*! ’ ll liijnpt in K n ie t I him > fo r e s in strength only
It ih
flm u
In .1 emptying
lln * in. Iiltlcil ll.e I 1 h tBlh t nip*.
I Ho nil, lh* .'-.nth Korean capital,
10 i MHO tlifiiiy
lt * e t t t B i4 Ttmm
**«fn
tU I m ftbiliiatton ficm which
r*»» move H ! l i
M pHIty Into
full iiH it iliu lio a "
MarihuM ha* B if f iH in r# ra it
b’ 1 1 manV to c ofjyfi linnul com - 1
ifilftrr* p p in * l r **)H*l|titTff whnt
t*np|>cn^| Ir*fni9 w |'* | flit* public
o f M r irm k c
l b p o int*! fr» Auff'’* l, It flf,
wbon h# <#vi 9Hut * h ib nil E fl
fo|»o » i i vtriH«*r th** M ailt M» r
• **■ *1 tbr* n in it finni ro m p lt|f#
n ttrr. ontlrn ftisint f f ratl*rt bjr one
vttfo *n f'on^r*’ . M T h i. w ni ap
p4 f f f it ly n fofeireprr In the vote
o»i m ntiritilnir ih* fftaff
II- rnfa|tr«|, tm*. fh.it when he
'•at D n tM a ry of H U U ami w«t
lK *n*r pro
• t*» Mifife the R»»« '
1 l»efl,M arm* r ttf’iH h in 9ft** I
fll'ltfit Slat**
foftslffedl of one
one th ird itn Dnir
T h a t, I-*™
nlM>rvrrl **!■ unite a proporptifin
when you rfeat with *ofnif,he»lv
with over ttflfl,** the ovffnlt pitmHer
•tf P*i■
** f ,»n rlivUlanr
The i»*tino| *»f th*i;i|*M tp fo p .
mt » " - Itifh fpii? H«*ri the «uffir
Irfs-v of pperent *tef*n *■ prepmneit l«v Rcnntor
ftptw »■
* *on ft* V i i, \ pfit not I a t Ion rcfifitnlttee mem her, -ehtit* Nav>
fU-'-reimt
i* \|aM hewi
wa " leaf if y |ftt» rereft1 1 v
lfr*Hertao« H«rl«at K ir lr •« 9H..
time when Form er IW o r.'* Wecre
tar v f />*i la .I oh e *on an* I f *e n 1 1 f
Oefnr *tr fitlrv fhalrpteo |*f I h l
Joint r iile fa of Htaff. war rtrnm *
IpteppfifMf
f jn w n
*he
*frem rth n? the \ lr Force, Navy
aoft Mnrttma
the ecniinmy
fiiovemrot,
Itetvertann "0 lit he ■ftkfri them
for Hi* urap- e thet what vmi ate
prevhlinp In thi.i btMi|vt U enlwf
Vti !♦»- rvinti rh Ifl ppitcpt tifc,*1 an'I
Nehru Hares Faith
In Compromise To
Bring World Peace
t Students Perish
In Airplane Crash
H o r n . A r k . D*c. Hd—<AV
T h r** 1 !n io rr» lly nf OkNhnma aludi nts pi rislioil when a ainitlc-rnKim d alrplnn* otphalrd and crash*d m a Mold eight miles tvpth of
hero.
The virh m a weio tdcnllfled as
Kr*d .him* . J r ., of Oklahoma C H r
Roy M. A llen. ‘J d. (fU ihrie. Okla .
oi I K. D. Johnson, J J A m arillo,
Dr. Henry Mcliaulin
O p ln n te lr ia l
11.1 Magnolia
t’ hon* 5t
U ’K»I Notice
N K W n C l . l l l , Indio. Dec 2A
i .l l Pum r
Mlm Her
Nehru
Id Melay Ihe alrnggln le lw r- n
Cnnim unlim and Democracy w ill
I h dccldart, not on the field " f
Iw ttl*, hid hv piuviug in ih*
so pW which ideology yield* ih*
e .1 m u lt * .
.Speaking h efo ir
Ihe
Indian
rh * m ic a l M an nfaeturcr*'. \ ■.« i
ali- n. N *hru «t---'-!fcT*-1 tin t it. th*
fm al an alysti ih> pevpl* m ight.
H c m l f | i i n r | p r n <’ i t y
H li’ flfd
both C ommunlrm
* o*l
I iriii.H ra* v fnt sotiir "Intel medi
IS s s .t s s .4 * * • « Poo* <*•••
ary or other nietlnHlt,'*
to> h»d 1 " 'he h**dniiatterf, In ad
1 1 * aald Ih* t»*np|e most Mom. dllion to >letlral h'tp. tranatalm
thinking in trim * of aln g s.i, a n ,r amt msintensnre rrew *
appm arh Ihe qneallnn ie a ll» tlc a |.. •’ l l Isk f * l"t nf people, enh
nil* officer “ to roll an srnsv thvl
The Crime M inister said Ihal iiiny I*’
r >en, a* well *i
III the I'n llt d Slate* " til* f ile rli- a N avy and A ir Knfce.’*
U tp ria a " nature of Capitalism la
M(,st enure** her* a ft e r lisa
changing a ltd today mi* w.’tk ri Kltrnhow cc w ill have a tempncaci
oul o f avary five w ork* for the o ffi** at’d staff In Ihe A *tml<
rn * rm m * n l.
Motel, a f**v yard* front the An
A * foi R'l *ta. he
,.H. Ihe
,*oviel trader- are in’ c p r f'ln g ||* Tciomphe In l*art«. The hole
M ar flam aa they .i** fit ami ' I h,. I h * ti * M .- arm " hea.hptar
r
lh- IOlh ( oi|ts* (y a rlitln in »*a*
fn m p lrtril Sunday Ip.m lliingnam . Uruliolic lla/.c I a flu
I Ml miles i l n |i m N oilh K " ie a ,
An ( lirislinas P jihhch
ami niosl <d l lie li.o ’p* aheail*
w eir III llir ” h| vm thfatl k o ic i
l Mil A N O K L l fs* Ire, an.
| h-«. h l.* s .I airmail I’ man ami I’n In *l<oholk har* nmr |,os Anpalat
■icsi-.l i>-i*y, Ihe morning after
liana t*ml«
1 1 ,* |(* fl military B t .le i, i Im •hies d if of C h ristm as rrlehratintr.
IVh *s *me<) 1 ’ N Imotw l" y*i
Vei’ tnn t—
-f * nfficlol.i sehl tha*r
nl
i Km *.*, the I Itsitwal t■••*
on* fptltr f erloilt I* *
lion ■<If
1 ,. pull ,|t nolllair fo il* ! olll nl
** mild be aslnniiheil If l.r
«»
I
ami >l».inn’ lc*l a ** *’ 1 it
th r vo?ions In lrrp re ia li .o i nf hi*
I D -1 C hi,c> m lh* Ih n ln l Nalnm*
dnetrine."
Ih r f i t I ...mniimit bln** “ *•
l i f f ii r i n g
In
rnmllUtm*
In
In d ia . Nrhtu «ahl P tlv a l* *n* spr. | , I in fall ■nnttsshei* along
in i in i * h rra "m ight i»' cl.-vci in
lh* Wth I'n a lM in wettein «»i
1 m aking money, hul jiif l tvd whe
r rn 1 i.il K m ra w h 'i* 'h r Common
enough."
lie added that Ihe nIHmoi*
ill ?r r w • si* inssi*.! in tlifn g lh
, lest lies, not In acemniilatlon of
r h n . In t I'alplne bfnadcasi
[a private fnittm e. hul In r* In*
h, n d In T r ly n hv hytsd” Men*
h*
' "..la rd i n l lh * people
A t'ii- v. did o..l ta r who* R*d
“Je lo il *|>|>eated to l» "i' ' si
rtiln a i. c ii M do If til* IP’ A * An
- t iis lM s lo thirst r t # ||,’ i ally
•nd isct enlet Inin afa-temir dia. itaaions nf the felatlvo vahtra
f nafitotallim and p tira l*
tel III IS*.
" l e t os all down and ism shler,"
he said, " h r tr la Hi* J*l> In I *
.Ion* fur India. W * want «n
much fowl,
clothing, housing,
education and health l« t us set
altnut thinking Itow heal we tnn
■get them, ptodiiew them amt ills*
tribute them ptoperly."
r CHhet overnight low temper
Mure* if.elif-i. rt th twluw nt
ult fit*. M arl*. Mich,i ,M l*e) V , tflh u r >ald e s tllfl
e at Hlamatrk. N D . ll» b*
H>. r li.- c * have row m ltteii mote'
■I Duluth, Minn ; I'd b*lnw at
than I ,.’1 *11 ,**** e et'io n tioope to
IMcnsaltonal f a lls , Minn | five
t |.
Korean campaign,
balnw si Mlntivwimlts Nt. I'aitl.
I'* ill*dpall.tn in Mia K m e o n .
Minn, ; |7 below at WllliatoUs N.
Iktnirls
mil k .H lM
«»»s (an*
*>sc t>; f'hinpae t»sip|e vidiin ]
. • oils from .Hie insuieot r*
*1*1 .
Jaeksonvllte gateway to Ihr win H vle
i f| ’■
**♦■• 'a**1 t< ........... of agimsai'-n tij Ain*?!(ar teaml land, had 17 atvive. %•S» |#m 'IffiiV ev***
9tti|ii • at* tiu t» iisltats," (Thu a*id
w hile Miami tept*rtr*l Mt It h o i l i f l t»ffw*pyv MtfifH 1 *
Im
“ T h * Chtuece |v< |*t* have llm *
during Iasi night at Am arillo, lips W(lit «'»tl*»||*fs
end again > 'i|iir.ie tl th e ir .Ira n *
•**••'!’ fnmtW II W # '
i«h and S3 at E l 1‘asro, Tea.
Worm w arnings were posted
\\ 1. 1 , Ihso Hvt SSinahlo- l.* I , *, | f ni o a e ltkm v n t of the Ko tan
mm la k e Mlrhtgnn That* wear ***** r r * .r n l* 't l« ah, 1 I h . h* w a r hut th im perm ltsta slnt>t**in
N « h wind* anal ft*>|uenl snow rN c Is tn Vvy VS’ IR U h, . pa I I l ,. . i Iv lejo eletl n p e a rrftil se1ll*tnent.
" W e dill Imp*' ST*** that *h*
■aualls Cold w aves wet* fota- I I . , a| t ' . l , , , , N
V ti-,« ln -ll,i|a l
b u ll* sad r - s J t * * . Thp |„,|y ,t|rl|a o K n tv a n w ar ran ■w lf lly achiree
a* *h* liwol R a lv s li" " Aeaow es- pesr*.
"We Insist that all foreign
tend* to t ea.bsttv ood | V - " *■
gw lftlv
wtthiirnw
mono nlhat* n p « - r 1 , stileken tro o p , inu*i
•■mil• the foltter of whUh a *t fiuoi K.'tea and that the daW*«l** 1 * 11 , * • • s i r * , lo* a id nrovl ■>r affair* of k t t t r must he hy
Korean* I k m w lio s .
■law, | | | , i I'.a t o lu IS*Itllso-tCol.MWtmUl t Re
T h * prisoners a* the C ltv and p u hTh*
lk o f Cltlna murt have Ih rh
(Vwtn'y '*11 wee* vtslleit h> Caw
( . I n W M I'm * and each received Icgittmal.- ’-.at in lh# I'nitrd Na
g ift s o f fr u it ,
"IT, 8 - aggressive fotcea must
Child,vo of A ll boots Mntholk w llh d iaw
fnuit
l a i n an t lu f
Church enhaarawl a N * warty vh*" ' IW’lM t ”
fns Sh«o> e ,,H * . »• (flM W H h t»«
Chu*s
rtiu M kr
were
ms*ie
N ats "Hava disclosed Ik a l Ihe A ll Mont a Ct» •* •• *be
against a sw iftly <hanging Kne
r'*,*b
S
al’
iu
la
*
a
p
u
s
s
n
u
*t»ol<
political nor m ilitary to
es?* *c*n*
tal ntuld have Had IH# ria ia * H M tel -Hit wtfs* of - s o le
One# s ta in Cammuntsl* ran
.
r*.l
hull
»n*
1
a
ll
o
f
'he
a
n
,»
*
,l.,a
I Influence upon Ike mo
Irt'll’-’l all of Snath Kntww, that
|>.d
.
WH-o.
M
l"
d
s
l*
e
ISm
i decision uadorlyiag Red
1 .llf nf Ike m onUe n u th of 3*.
ronsm llm enl
of
her and Is pteahlenl o f Iho eluh
T h is was the dividing line art
M » o r?* N *cA rth u r sabi.
up hv Ihe Dnilsvi M ales and RusEighth A rm y and n fflli- an v such s e m ly s IH * , * • * # •(!'•
.ta for occupation after Ihe a!e■ N- u n its met poo r i ful f**tlv n w .liv ’ e J » I |I - ','I l"-»
f fcot I’f Japan in iVoald W sr II.
Alt a d tt’ nus rnmpMeti Sun
..ah adost and w ith all units leday Ihe rvnraratlnn wf their las!
• * • !- ! * • >nlacl
T m lk n -ts* no ihe enesnv** ft* " l * It .mghukl in North Korea, at
foeod him N* dteSAe HI* foseec «o,t the port Ituugnan*
R w * M L * w oolen M * a fb tt.
VIM AIIO VIOO» .*ln for Qnren
J r ) ( * U n a h t r and Kins Jon David
S iftn In Miami Beach's !W I Junior
,*'*»1p i f o ItroHii fctil***, ’ > * Tli>r«
Ida • u n c tle ra Irlu m ph ad n v *r
n o r r r . - l «la"U. ( ( f t t l l t l f i r t t )
.. rmst d isrh jrg *. and
,„t>’r tc ••*. Hniioratil*
itKNUTHClM. CeuM r
si not* foontr.
A ,y sf January, m l .
h ( m ih * A«d for i l i i j l
?ttt i i I mt of th* ••Hit#
Iy
R
IS H A K M AHMV
I.A I, t. 8 U C C E 8 3 , l»*c.
-I. I. Kfct*n< i »i p h
«*f lh*
I ..tacit tie legation lo the Mniled
Nations, said to-Uv that Egyptian
report . nf Jrta*ll troop* maaslltg
south hi*<I east «f Bethlehem are
"m alkintta ntopagsnda-”
An i gaptlsn foreign m inistry
tindn'*re e ta iy has snppnrtad a
C a lm ne-•'(papet taport that I’*
NW |s ia * ll troops had been ma»se-t
Je ru ta la m t - y o 's said lsta*R
aim v offoeta drni*d the Egyptian
charge* U N. observers *»h<* *c
mmpant*d diplomats to Chtisim at
i r r v i . i in BMhlehem Im reltng
t-r|ween white tinea that mmk a
minefield belwern Israel and Jo r
dan- *aid they .taw no eyhlettc* of
I -i aelt troop manruvrra-
M l'K D E H C lIA R f f K I l K O m i U
J A C K U n N V fl I
Dec ’« '/T>
T h * aeeond ilegrre murder rase
o ja in tl T . M Zukor of Davtcma
Reach was dropped by A u ia la n l
flollrlitu W illiam II Marvev In
rrn n iiial rm irt of teeortl loffar,
Matvey aahl that Zuknr
was
rtlia n g rtl ftnm liis wife at Ihe lime
nf th r k illin g amt that they have
•luce rernneijed Without her teatlmony. It* a,td, hr had no ease.
/.ukot wav rhatard with shoot
ing hi*
hmlher-ln-law, Tesldlo
Male, Iasi July when Hal* visited
Ihe Zoknr home to eff*r! a rrrnnctllaMon
llB P B N S E D E I,AY
1’ARIH. I*e» "A—lA't—Comoutnt«ls trained rilh ('"iiaetvallves loday In ihe Nattnnsl Assembly and
• on a delay in the debate on
Etan*e‘a i*a*m*m»nt.
The cabinet of t'remier Ren#
rirven agreed te'u'lantlr lo d*
lav thr tlrkale until tomorrow, a),
though I'lrv rn told the asaemtdv
II already hail torn delayed loo
long.
rriifk Train Derailed
In rraxli WithKreighl
n.
I . I N E V I L L K , l a . tV c ? d - iA T
— T I.Lo* A ngelo* houed " Im . i
p e n a l.” n a r k B u rk Islan d B .ili
ro ad pas-cngei t ra in , plowed into
th e yvar end o f a stalled fre ig h t
neat th is l n s s M i o . m i l ho lder
tsswn today, f i v e per swns w ere
htM pilallted w ith in ju rie s and 3 i
o th e r* suffered m inor ru ts.
T ho two-unit diesel locomotive
S
* f the spooling "Im p e ria l" was
Hurled from the track hy the
RiHonAny Takes
N t 'K r o
/\ r r t ' H t c f l
II hoI io m S t ,HH> f M . *»•**
tep-’fle ,| th*V anuarsyl k»4 PfOi H * J the ? k ,« tM r ami that she
wa - In a hrtilred ctsodiUnp when
brought In lad Thisw horn* after
the shmdtnr Ihe husband died at
a local luvm ilal
Captain B o r T ill* ' sivi I's lis t man C> It, U s s w t m vrsligsted tho
shmdlne which wra* dews with •
.33 ta lih ri' pM td.
A n stts r shiv tin g |,* A r4*cv n t
Ikw .
An arguawnt stent * truck
parked near French Arewue and
Orlando Drt*m Kd In Ihe street
«f two men. Doss Victor (tad U se d
im p a rl. It caught fire hut it*
■•vet el v In ju re d
engineer and
fireman were rem oved and taker
In a h osp ital. A m a il r le ,k and
t » „ wom rn p assen ger’ na the
**lm p *rlat" w ere hospitalised w ith
(••se t in ju rie s.
The rmntar rnhnnse and *1« ears
" f the fredoht r*tt*d up. fo n t
hngrage and m sd - » ,• *.n
■
" Im p e ria l" le ft the ra ils hut th *
IP roaches w ere not damaged
and were rerouted to Kansas C it y
over soother rami.
Former ZiesrflHd
These Cars A re Surprisingly Room y f
They A re Economical. Dependable
,
And Available
survived hy her m*tN*» and s
U r , M rs. Wasrvrlv Gate of
laatic CMy. N . J . He tsM the
■ H r wwa a Nam*i showgirl t«o.
Th* HcDeesMt had li'*-! at Ihe
haW HI ( 9 fh w th . t?cvt for
PHONE m FOR A TRIAL RIDE
ran bo put on the toad to feeling
better.
T hU D Mr. Mnod'a aUtetm nt:
"Before I slorted taking HADAC O L 1 was eery nereoas
. . . . ■ and
sleepy all the tim e. Reetn* like no
matter how much sleep I tried te
get. It didn't aro*k—I would Joit
to** and turn a ll night. Then la
the daytime I woald ha g ro flT
and sleepy—I ju st fe ll mlaersbk
all the time. It really got ■»
d«wn I was Isaaide myaelf w
knowing Just ayhat to do, Th**
i.rse day 1 heard How IIA D A C O L
hod helped many other folks.
£
"Now n fl*r taking ( bottles «f
IIA D A C O L , I get a srondrrful
night s sleep and never wake »P
oars during th* night. I'm not •
bit nervous aay more tritber. I«
fart, right now I fe*1 better thaa
I have ever felt In my Ufa, thaaks
to IIAD ACO L."
Yea, IIA D A C O L Dwaa M»*P
thousands nf fin* fnlka who were
Vitam ins R I. B?. Niacin and Irw
suffering from HrCiriencie* as,
IIA D A C O L la wmndarful in tba
way it buiMa up Urn hcmogloMa
content of your hl«od (when In *
is needed) to carry thane piweiom
Vitamins and Minerals to every
organ, and every part of ymj
hooy Today, even hundreds sf
doctor* art ircom merating HADi ACOt, to their patient*.
Vast Owo || T a Yaaraalf
. . . to give IIA D A C O L a chsartj Krfuae substilutes, donT let sayone tell you something else li
"Just •• n o d." Insist on gwitd**
IIA D A C O L You risk nothing t»
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THE W EA T H ER
W anted Ifuratft
In Unity There Is Strength—
To Protect lh» I’ r t c f nf the K m M i
To I’ lom olr the P i t f i f i i nl Am erica.
To T io Jo ir I'n i.p r r ih (or Sanford.
C l r n t« partly rlo u dr (n ninth
portion through T h n r n t ij, Cold*
r t in ertirm e north Cooler In
remainder of north portion Ihur*d * * . I llliit w iw It t t lr r l'ii’c* tn
temper .till re.
AN INDEPENDENT I» M t > NEWSPAPER
VOLUME X X X X I I
EMlnhlinhrd t!>08
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
W KD N KSD M
D I M 27.
C e le r y
F o r
L e g io n
C o m m and er
in p
A t
A nd
F ir s t
B u ild *
M c llo n v illc
S tre e t T o
g, C o s t $ 7 0 0 T h o u s a n d
MMWOWi
Dm ( itv CnmmtMton lad night
Ijlito v rtl thr v.ilr lo llir Itril
Fi
-T rtlim o n v Iru rt n l |o o |irrly at
I in i S ltrrt .• ml M ellontillr A irnue for lltr conitiuctirin nf a urn
Itoiptl il ili.il may co t) in c u m of
S700.0TKI
M eet
S ays
4
W o n ’t
G e r m a n
Ig n o re
In te r e s ts
U . S . A m h a s s .'id o r W . i s
W it h d r a w n
I In f
r it a lr.
R io a
traitor.
If W iluin. a Irm trr ol tlir
who with W. A. I r l l l r i ,
Ifllt lr r ami Erlwaitl Ijitir
ap |ira tril lirlo rr llir Com
minion la«l n iilt l. d-tlril l-«l*v
that it II (ill li n ril to build * mial
r in . f>fl liTil hoipital brie
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nine No. t I" 'he ltd A If *e.t!<n
t |iic s t
O f
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atlth.*** idol to *»|*.itn. thil* 'Btfiny
4 '» ,c»i ihllli n| ( .rpri ilium ."
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f if if fit. fil* *ii*l *
ol f ■*
loo, fit *
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lt-t«k.ifi>it to l ’**! itl«l I .(n!>|*f
\ll*rulin i
VI h ipitotfttmrril to M o ltiil ** i
(rtirCtilt i moritli UJii, tit***
t|*|tf.tf'*l ill^I
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w a m iim
t .
Flinti. Ill Tod .Sonlm
K ile Corkr, J r .. o f hm t.nn, (la , national, e«mman*|i i
the Am i un l * c i " i
.............. i
t n,n
receiving a crate of Sanfonl grown celery from -Inn - <» G dlo w a*. i * t .m.t ................. 11 >. S n il. id
l*o*l M while Dim C a rro ll, mmmatldri of I III- lb pt«ltm.-'.l •< l l ir i d c
.
III! I ...n l .,|
In tin
ical high |u*lnt In the hirtory t*f Ih r l ’o»t and l - i k ,*l*........... .. In- ntvl > of It.
'I On n i m ninto-iii
'■**rke, on h i, way to n meeting In Milando, wa*
•loltghl* -I , ith In
»•*I . *-tt
H-. t . gnm un
:hal lie nyrrrtayvd It) niln nle, in o n lrr to give a li r i r f tolk Nut -Innm
S *,■t* \.h i mi \ Ic.-i*I Mnun
atnl other Legion o ffic ia l,.
M e m b e r s h ip
T o
H a lf
S tre n g th
S h r in k s
O f
In
P a rty
1948
N E W Y O R K . P e r. 27 ( T ' i
T lte Am rtKan Coromunttl Patty,
hetef by m*mheribip »r*d Im m ru l
w-urne, and il» leader, faring j«d
Irrn n . open, lit 13th RtennMl Na
J. Enoch Partin, 7H
i^njrTimeResident
Of Oviedo, D i e s
Frigid Arctic Cold Wave Slashes At
East As Temperatures Sink Rapidly
m a llf
tmiMiim-* o l
>| m im * * " n M
l,#
I- .h I u
N ir .ln
P O R T IIU M O l'n PRO M OTION
W A S IIIN H T O N . Dec. r - f / P l A move to promote Ihe late 14.
Ceneral Walton If. W alker to the
* grade of fu ll general ha* been
Hy A tU M K TA TED P R E S S
atartrd hy Senator Lyndon JohnCold Arrlie Air. tefl behind by Santa C t.u . a* he iped bark
*nn (I) T e « ).
Walker w *. rewrrmanoer of the In Ihe North f ole. hrt wridr areai over (he rtitem half ol ihe
natron today.
Eighth d rtn y In ( o r t * when h#
wa* killed laat Saturday In a feep
.U T
°(
'WHi'lT ••»« • ! the Rockiei
accident near Seoul. !!• had been In the Atlantic #*«ebnerd— but
Florid* eueaped Um ritiTI.
*
a realdenl o f Belton, Te*.
■r h r the mldwe.t whkh
Thu winter-weary mldwtat reel iwa had little relief from cold
Senator Johnaon. calling Walkup a “tru* Tegan,
J* • ed under th* ley b lu ta which w **th*r for nearly two month*.
aiatement yeiterd ay that ha la brought Um rolduat woather of
Thu frigid weather followed
Intpoduring a reaolution to Con- Ihe *—aon deep Into gub-scro irvowitorm* over much of tho mid
g n aa for W alkar'a poalhumoua level*— t* many ar*#*. Not much
k aMatiyl I ir*a«
w a ra io f « u la prwpoet lamedl-
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Scotland Blockaded In A t t e mp t
To Retrieve Historic Scots Slone
By A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S
Numbing r«M. w ith reading* aa low a, 13 helow reio, hit
the I I n v m I and Kart today. Frigid A r r lk air rotated Ihe enllte
r" « f / r r rru« the Rock lea |« ihe Atlantic aeahoard. with the e *.
reptiem of Florida. The MMwe*t, whkh haa had wlatery weather
fo r M a rly (wo mowlha. chalked up Ike roMe. 1 trading, of Ihe
•eaenn In many area*, and not moeh warming wa* In prwpert
I « m *4 m I#Iv. TW fflld air M v H l*i on Ik f hftU of
«ooo,
■tnmra which hlankuted murk nf the Mldwe . 1 and B aal. Free*lng
temperature* were prevalent In the aoulh. while *uh-i#rw readlag * were e*«m an acrana Ike northern t|* of . l a i n front ihe
liUCll 1-BjB '(P’flMVWillf (|.i
I e lls
IV t iR ia m
fm lo l llrlritMMi* f» t ' r 1*4*ru in ‘ t
t.illin I Vaill* I l * 0 <m a f»fir f ’ *
l»ii%pvmttrril, loll no| *1 Hi* »M
|tJ||M«loH «t If I
1 1 «* f oitril N *1 ***0 . O o r i 4 l '
«rinl»U f i l n l f 4*l\ •»« Not rtiil**
to lilt • l*4« i i » •dirt I o?**o ’
,S|mio mil {intuit infinite* U *t"' 1
In *rit»l iml»4 * *r!it»* l*i
I
f l iff* ‘ nr*t ,».r*..ift*»«M *•' o ill
Sen m ole County I'H am lw i ..f Conitn tl«* Scoot* ..................H im »ti«»n
fu rler- Inniortow nflrrium o fimn |*
....................... t ,
w ii, o tin *1* " t *0ir i ■ mt * f tit at
8tl>0 tn BtOO o'clock nt it* new re. ■ * If I D L I 1-01111111-1 C C I L ii r ef
eeption room ati-i offii-e* I i , uled
p a t i m c fti / W a c k t i
Sll-.r
h f *« ♦ »-* •!• li.tllln.Mt
aero** the hall from It former
■
of I'm mnmifit Pir
-limit* i- In M"- i-Mtn t f e n t r i
I J C D 1C 8 A I I f W n f i t in Of * l*r
till*
llo *\ n i» c hall mao **f thr
'lan ag e i )kl W hitney I —1*>- of
i
j t >j f
«i , r <*f MniP - mm Kuonif f >mJrtt
frred a eordial Invitation to thv t t t \ * i i:#T"|te*
# I f H rftita iif*. l*oi*l *t»»i^*.
mrrn)»rr*hip, ta n rU U and fnrn*U in
fl •
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He i* 4 t r n it f r of r o fiifll Hot
.w l'
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t»1 «* iv f f .t t v
thr An»^lif»*t Ml't»i*l
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’
tott'-tf
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TI m- Moiiifa U lM liff * .
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VV 4 t hr Mu t» r#t»tnit* «*ti tlir V f i
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n ln tillrd Rua.iati ,p* rlnp *»»itr
#»i i*> tj,ff let ih r P K \iinv
Ui
iiMKIi h*irr H if****
o r tin fin mill i n ho h n 4 , 1.1
piif Hip tin U * '
«t. h* *» ■•
•'♦■dnojirtf r •
lo lo *i*at-|ri| |o lln^ma «* unlit fm i* triMiitliv ». •• »(r*u id **' th*
Ik»n''!i* i|imi , |ituvif)r r n liv m>*
make e ,p ln ,l,r fiotti garbage, \*iv\ t r lif l
u In- h »m* tr.' .» • i
*t»f r i «IIIl«< r fif f ***ttltl»i i * *" ir»*i
lo- ant M r,, tun Iteming I on | | «« iMMI.ofi**
Hon i'i<im fm in th»* front lo u rli \
g a le llo* le-timori* in h r, -r
*.f iff If I. -i **l iiilii.iti ♦f* • * r . ||
n ninfrr Nrpnmt* t Ii #• r n ir \
•*ieil «la* on llo- a iliip a , -taud atuI « ji ii ffutt i*nni»*r «t fit 41 *1*11
ft" ™ the offire o f Mi
t «m
•l tlir p trinr* •ci nI of her
hr fm r h»* Mliilftif n fmvikt't im
m
IllU ce. ,e*-irlnt\ tn Mt Wlullt
lo rm ri Ii0 *1 *4 nil. a mo time
T **1 1, fl !tt \
** llo**- p liviile u fft..- h»« In i n i
t o *i i me1 1 1- Department econo*
N'rtffu.ui \rnifMit. thr hi * \U'* »
*it ion -*1 ciff anil which h a, *
itii*l lii mington ,1 1 . rlrnird to ic till Alf*h.«'<M|t|or tit S|Milfl(
•
-loont.
i V m lin k lr«1 rra l g* m il |ory
y* it|*«|rnv *1 in l l f f f i f i l r r , 1 'iir* • ••*
that hr r i r r * .o a m. tnlt. r of
Confronting the v i.ito r n i» u .
mm* f nf flu- ifitrrvrfMm* (!»(*•«< *ln,
tertng i , n nt-W w all m ural nl ■ llo- f ..........
I' ill*
rniirifVY h it h frfi ti |t |r t ■1 .
h\
colorful i rpc am) p *lm tree nan •
l vmil t !ti1111if ifi 41 - rh "i»if• » 4 f
( ’a rt
U c a flfiu a r liT s
r-l hy Mt GiHeheti t'row ell. afu frr 1
M W Y O R K . lb .
.»/ t R 'i
I n-ntii Sanford n il i .t The .r»Thr Mmlrhl rfiv rt fitiiru*
**t
Wdl * iff* W
Rrifiiitiflnff
(rMfii' f
Is S r i
t p I d I ’t u h
fiatitr- a |i»it;*touod of la ig r i
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.In r I * • I I
1 rtfllRiffi 4 | I* Milt tor fit I rtiMtn J, l/M* It* 4 l"IM tfr Him ftI' *
•ograph* -if Sanfoid and fieniln
t* •
r *. a
Count v
l»r..<t|f| lift "liVMf* rr| n||f n r Ir V| Hi \ Irttn* j'fnj tn W * ahtli,' * »’
I ti
,( f . I 4 («• 4<4f 4
I *Q ((ffba hfli I mtpii 111 \\ * *-**4 *
t•
The main nfflre ha
rnrfti * I fttMffv \g
f I **• t
. l " •t^ci
9lHI|**l*f
*4*|f for nlrtMlf t'*f* s»«» •♦•Hi f fir I ........... . I • • fll* * ,
vhflv* nr,ip lurhltoi* and venal* i
It tv tip till • * *|p *im ! «•f t f ilttfffilMllI llt lr Mf 'in p rd n r f»f rm li*.
.•i(firif|g * f*(t*
mill (i* «*tu 11 • i n 4 i
Mitvl* of partrl green ,had< *
\i|a tiln
Pi* *
I ’-itlV UKUtl^f '!i»p
|rg»t|f»m ” Kor i l l i*f 41 th ii imr
(II Ml" *4 1 itf Hf*
Th* front notch and ch a ir* lu*'>
\ • •(*> n l) (*• " • lie Hotel \
M i % Aim M td. v I lf i**if*^tf*t», 4 i* !*•» • » hr hut hr**n (hr V«»|* ! in iJ i
l*ecn palntr.l Itv the Chatnlier
(twBllBgM
it« |
(Mill. (• P iM .
Conun-rre. and the C ity rc irn * l. 1 ir«Mlllltn(* Mllttrt
4f ItPf f f*f »!!•**
ti t ifi) it in* *•
«MI(*i'|t»t •
Tlrt
had the niltaide **f the hulhlm - It .i.ltih il * |K-fv*i i > tm i.
*»*! tin t
N EW C IT IZ E N S
i»*pti
I If lift»I rtfMr It I*p a in t,.I o hile, and planted f|n
Mr. and Mr*. I firm * Vf*vp f.ir * M il 'IdV
(ii I fl IB R r mill if|fui htM (tic l»f
e r, and two palm tre e , in ftonl
,
purrhated « home al IIH5 I ju re t
-I 4-4*1« fill AM
\ ■I
T ie
u,*k * »n# in Pc * **( llir f fimfni|flt*t Avenue Diey ale l-iroo* •>,!
I ,
rt i 1 1* 111 i l u p t . e t I f C r l t l f
IS it V 4»i*I itijtlvril »n* I" .ft »r« V dent* nf New T’ otk Sla-c oral - I
N e w S h e d T o B e B u ilt
Islri
• 4l)t|f|Jtlt»
S y t a iu ,* vhrte the) -turiged tn
|i l t irtrn iiitifpa ii't i ihi*
nn |I m I
A I F a r n i c r ’ rt M a r k e t
fanning ■
ml la inlil), >•) l cm
f * fi* fill «»lly (if *1 i||* l»r4ll«|»L«»
n * r I I f t 4 * -fi)i11 f i f 'if11 f»(il*Hi
i**f in |»* aiiit ir v* i m i l l . , 'Hit n .
f»o lr * 1 1 l-'lm f 4 fr*|p t il f*»i*rt
Con •toet loo on Ihe main ,t>
R lt K E N I E IH I s
P*.»» . • Ii* •* h# u,»il l»r*(<)i|nj»ti* (
•if liie Kanfnnl F a n n e r* A udi- 1
l»»rv, »f f iiiffl nf Iviru* l*-t May
•Jileeiiie Ihe Lion -tic.l at lltr ,i t l | i l » f u r * •
%»tif l i i i i f t t l r f
* tf
l(
l-nati-l on a I I acre tract one mil. lr> * Iri9 p .il ^*» *i ii | 111rv lift** wtlirn tl|M- old age nf | i Frkla
*’ (hi
M l . I I ! 1 |*#-gf I I I* It t l V
I
4 f'l
•»'
«**Uth of the city lim it , nn the Hi
San find /on One of t(,, favor II*
W m II
lamb* highway I* due to -ta il ab-m- Iir rlf nirff |ir r * r | w jl » * 4»m*t11in- nnimata al Ih r /*ei, die ■a the
If•*!*-■*• f
*Ii™i D4-(*»ihdti«i»rt
the fu e l of Ja n u ary, C It llaw .m
mother of two generation* of | l « - l l l t l * | ler*|(l|t I ** 4 * f | l | | ( r l i
nl*
r hail triton nf tho |ifnj**r(, nn«| fl
f l i f *lik»li(, liifin H Ir M il Rfffi- j Ii»»n»,
Ifff £* I **»i | in VVt rtillr f*i( In
W illiam *, Imilding chairm an, an
l»t ir|t|iii«rt f i «* (• It mU«I v* 1 *
imiim ed tivlay.
' ................ 1 , , U
V" " T
M H IG E fll S t .l n ltf. 1
"I*i \ l»v l it** In" 4« (fl|«11i|ip*W(f VII
The thed, milnling • « ,! and we-t. I -in......
I eai-iic u t I 1 inert
I I If] A N G E L E S , Dec 27 I/I’i
w ill Im almul #110 feet from thr imr* ^ till
lien hr WtM Gnigenui fienrge I. now tlir legal,
SIM M M II M h ( I \S S
highway. It wilt men.ore 40 l*v l<»
\ * I*1 11 for U f lim im tri »lnii»
i rtiplrnt .tn*l Lc |»l(^ a i w ell a* p lo fc , .innal, natll*’ of
1
MIOUll
4
H
u
1
feet and the attclinn idock w ill
Ihe Mint,riled wredh-t H f liar) It I tint ninI V11 *Ifr tnfftlfl w|B I**
Inrated at one end. T in , w ill Iw i|„ lie * 11 #1 Rr *IW l-illirt) lh-- D a ily ,
-hanged In court y> letdav from
J .u fi'l on .Un ? ♦( ihr Sjinfni't
in itial unit.
ID Vnriitl'itifll Rrlnml. in lh#* K m t
S h r 4*1del dial lie. lie rirH . IlHT George Raymond Wagner
The land frontage nn the h(r*
wife,
(Ic
ily
,
«a|,|
HGenrgeM
I*
the
lo
ir
ItiiltiliriK f,n C#i»ntnrrrliil Am im
r 4tft+ 4 C omnium t |l|it Iw
wav w ijl lie made available In feate
only Inal name their two rhildten Mrs If (
k (If f i l # • 1 1 1
M • ' It, ifiitriiriMf
• f •*•#»
for^ fillin g d a lln n , or reataurati 1
know.
dnii'u iid «•*! ffnIlity
Stockholder* now number 1 | 7
mote atock I I now l*elng wild, an t W p i ’ I h ' I h I D r i i l l i T o l l
a , «*on a , reuuirrm rnta ate met
In c rc n s c H T o
IC Ir v r n
the ta le , w ill rea»e, «aid Mr l>«*.
ton.
TA LEA IIAHH LL. In *. 27— 'AN
F lo r id ,''
l'h » t,in ia ,
ll-dldav
c a n u a i .t y l i s t
wrekend tia fftr death toll In
IV A H IIIN O T O N , Dec 27 i n ;
A Dcfrniu- Department Mat (N.. iVPBIf*| In t|eV«d I fhla y .
Tha i lorida lligh w i*/ Patrol
IH7I today reported 7.7 ia ,u * llo
I f IN| K IN , Re- ’ / (<T) S<111 L ml Yarrl d ctc-ln c t, —I , v
I
O f Ihe total, |7 were killed, luald the I I were kdle-l Itetween tire *rwn*t o| a w rul w .lr li, |*o«itb|e due to the httrky m at.her. . , l . „
1 2 woundod, nine inlaying and five ft I*. M Friday and m idnight b rtl ll.r hiilo tic Stour -.1 Scour from W r.tm m rtrr Abbey rh m lm at
Monday In addition three jno»r
injured.
accident* yealer day.
The amall lid reunited from were
f ’oftte *p(w alrd (or tdenliftralmn "I lf»r Swm iiM'l# Hfltli If
holiday effect nil fn lir tl.n l corn ilijr.
' “
The lal* l fatalalie* '-ring the wa i found near thr Royal t’oro -f
pilatton by ihe Department an I
di-| not n e re ,,a rily reflect a arid- lolul fnr December to 75, and nation rh *lr from undn whlrh the Scot land lost in HtP muimt of
den rrdnrtlnn In Korea l.atll the ton I for Ihe year In V.'tR—a 154 pound—that'* Ih r wrlght of
I7t»7
new record
ramiallieu.
f lr ia l, now give—rliunk of xamlWith tlie Stone brlirvr-l ,t tl I
tarot yr.rr kfr |>rt»<m* were k ill atone, *ym M of Scott lull »«ver- a-oilti of the G irder, police con
ed
during
December
to
bring
thr
clguty
fnr
more
than
1
,
201
)
y
r
«
r
,,
T U R K E Y IIO N U S
tinned to block atl north-hound
wa* drnggrd.
Mure than !f¥l c m p l-iy - h -ir year’a total up In 077.
road*, rtoppiui* nn-l tratching
The atalnlei* »trrl time piere c a r, and truck*. Other detail*
nf Ihe Florida Power and l/ght
T il \IN D E R A IL E D
f ’n , received tu rk e y , fur t'hri '
had an old browo leather a)rap w nlrhrd
airpo rt*, while antiL A W T K Y . llo .. Dee. 2 7 - ( 7 1 - and yellow metal hurklr
ma* dinner* said II 1 1 . r-lrm n n ,
*mugg1 er
patrol*
rruDed th*
manager Ip a ll, 3.400 employee* Twenty.fniii car* nf ph o,idiatr of
Scotland
Y a rd
invert Igator* Tliam e* R iver.
Air
Line al*o anught w |tn e ,,e « who may
in the ila te rereived the tarty a (Nicar !!r,ln »n l
Mi** W rndv Wood, 57 year-old
northbound freight were derailed have •rrn a man and woman with
Mrd*.
leader of the Sco tt'ih P*trtot»,
here today. Nn one wa* hurt.
a .m ail car In the vicinity of (he
Seaboard nffirlal* at Galne*- Abbey juat before dawn T h rlrt- Aronrlatlun, who aaid the helped
PO STP O N E M E NT
engineer an t»t),urce*»fu| plot to
said
I raffle
over
the ma*.
The Seminole Cotinlv
Simtl*- vllle
The w eight-lifting culprit* are ( r i le the Stone in UJ37, broke out
man Auorlatlon'a annual meeting, road would la- lied up for ap
Lion
Ram panU-Srotland'*
ached uled for Thuraday. ha, been proximately 15 hour*. In the itellrved to he Scntlith patriot! the
postponed until « later date, it meantime. Gain* will lie routed who ataged th eir hold and ardu- national emhlrm— at her m ilage
was announced by George A. Maf- through G*ine,vllle over the At- nu* venture spurred by the near Saten, in A rg y llih ire . She
MVMttM n* rag* r*ar)
l.i” *le r « * ,i Line track*.
fett, prey (dent.
dream i
"f
lb "
Independence
Communist Party C. Of C. Will llnltl Divorced Wife Of
Holds Convention
RpminS‘ onBrand.s
In Small R a l l i e s .......... „ ...... .. H i m Communist
ta ry eapetuea In *ueh oversea tional Convention here tonight
»•• a ttONflltlll
.
Mr. W il.no -dated I h i. tnnrnlnr* te rrito rle t aneh a* A lg eria and
Ih e rrtnvenlion w ill liegm **|t|i
Morocco. Anticipated
American
tl.nt the M rllnnvllle Avenue * « *
t-illir, in M an htllant. llo
nid w ill Iw in addition to (heap puhlit
s
h .d i-en h eartily
llrn n s
a rut in Hrnoklyn if i I m
only hy the lro*teea " M b t jl« L ■ amount*.
F R A N K F U R T . G erm an y. Her. party can find a Hireling |i|* tr
hut’ afo. i.v the architect. G
27—(JV\— U. 8 . high Commia*i»n- ihere. Owner, o l a halt whrrc II,.Peek, who h a . ta-en em ploy;
er John J . McCloy aaid today he
i m .i r i M * **•
had been in ilru eled to regard di»- Itr'K iU yn tally * 1 1 1*1 l*e llaged
eitaaiona on W rit G erm any'* role ra n trllrd the reservation ye.lenlav
In European defrnae a* urgent, The •mall, w paiatr r a llir i rnnlrail
regardle** nf propoaat* fnr fourwith Iwo yeait ago when llir |g|l,li<
I>ower talk*.
(onvrolm n w a, held in M aJuoii
H r told a year n f new* ron'
enee that he hoped im p-.riant talk* S«|liaie Ciatden.
w ith the We»t Germ an govern
The ra llle j, howeerr, w eir « v
| Enoch I’a itln . 73. M f'viedn. ment would la- re timed immedia
peetad It* he ju it a backdrop for
te!*alter
the
holiday
tr*
m
n
,
and
formerly countv eom m lM ionerf I
Seminole Countv for three tffm l. ad-led that the tat) » would "tint the real binir.r*) of the con reti
^ t i e d . t |0 Ih I ’ M v e rte .d .v at h i. tw limited by cnnuideratlon of a lion - "elowd door" ve xio m at
which the CommunDI high mm
^horee in f>virdn after an lllnea. nf four power rnnferenee.”
In re»pon*e to a tpterr McCloy matiil w ill errhange view on Ihr
* W r e b . I . 1*77 in U k e How aald anv agreement rearhed at the future of the alirunken parly
The*e rte ru tlv r *euion« w ill laell Fla M» P *rtln had redded tirupoted meetlrn.* o f the Unite*!
O vW o fnr . 0 v e .r * H r war a u t a le ,, R ritaln, France and R in held at plare, not yet announced
rrllre d celery nrnw er. He »■» * ata would not Iw at the r*pen*e of R epo rt» w ill be liiu ed at Ihe rl-v.e
of earh day'* w ork, a patty
mende, and na*t maater nf the G erm any.
"W e have demonitrated wa •poke,m an Indicated,
Oviedo Ma tonic W l * No. 2 4 3 - •
memliet of Monroe fTtapler No. th- have her InterenU deeply in mind."
Commui’ IM leaden, are front
ly worried by a drop o ff in duehe aaidSanford Ma*onic l-odee: a
Th a U . S. High Comml»»lonet payment.i, declining rormherdiip
of the Commandery. Knight*
Tem plar; the Mororee Temple. made it plain, however that he and lb - d ifficulty In inaiutainliu^ Sh rin e: the Sanford KIV* Clttli; the rypeeted e ffo rt, to reach derUkm* Ihc party organ, the D oily Work
wftpanUh-American M ar Veteran*, •'unfortunate for G erm an y" would er.
and the Ovietfo M elhodirt f horch.
come from M*e flutalan*.
Thtee ycal* ago Ihe Part*
Surviving are the widow; one
MrCloy uild he i-elievrd German claimed a nwinhcrohip of 10 0 ,1*10
•
t
i
l
M
'n
t
ln
M
•*■
daughter. Mr*. Charfoa T .N Ib lae kt
F i l l C hief J Edgar Hoover re
nne *nn. Jamee A- I a rtln : Ihree
cently put the Intal at .15/4*1
C
H
R
IS
T
M
A
S
C
A
N
D
L
E
KmrifBlHUChtrr*.
Ofirothv Nl*
l a * l apring. an n fficla l party re
A U rge candle made hy Arthur P**rt nn meml-er»hlp gave nn over
bU ck, th r MU m** 8 u u n n »
M arilyn P artin, a ll o f Oviedo; and K lrehh o /f, teitnn o f H oly Cro»» all flguro Gut did admit a 17 per
(('•a lia n e * I I I Paaa at* I
one -niter, Mr*. I la lllr l-nVicne of Fo icrnp al Church, w a* III * 1 the
f/ongwnod; al*« *rv e ta l niece* and f'hrU tn ta* party of the Sunday
School,
f i l 'F A T S P E A K E R
nephew*.
e
The candle. f*H inehe, high. I*
Voile W illiam * J r « Ranford at
Funeral *ervlce* w ill Iw con
ducted at 3 : 0 n P.M . Inttlormw «l fo ur ir*rh«* in diam eter and ha* lo rn ey and new Mate rrpre.enta
* \ h e Oviedo Method),t Churrh with a nne-fnurtH Inch w k k . The flam* liv e from thi* d l* lr k t . w ill tie
Rev. K. T Htandlfer offlclatln*. i- b I khiI five Inrhea high and It Ihe gueai tpeaker at the Metho____ o _f candle
_______ dUt Men'* Cluh auppei at Me
The M**nn. w ill have charge nf the bum * about an Inch
fT iv rtld e service* at the Ovltdo an hour. It wa* a to u rer o f much K ln le y lla ll, Thuraday night al
Cemetery. Arttve pallbew er* w ill In le rra t to the children.____________ 7:00 o'clock.
Include member* *1 the Matonk
l>mige and honorary pallhearera
w ill Include Span lih American War
Veleran*.
ORTON H I'lfV IC K TOM ORROW
Funeral ic r v ir e , for Walter E .
Orton. 74. who died *odd»nly at
S hi* home on Ka»t Eighteenth
Street early Monday morning
wtll he held at the Krifk»on
Funeral llnme at 1;30 P. M.
tomorrow w ith Rev. Cllenn E .
Smith offlelating. The remain*
w ill lie »etd to W llllarm town.
M a*i, for Interment.
MacArthur Reports
1 350,000 Reds Are
Truman Appoints
K i wa n i a n s Told
* 1
St ani on Griffis Youth Should Be
As Envoy To Spain Framed In Faith
P o w er
P A R IS
Dec. ~ ~ l l''( I f *)— The
I tent It N'altonal A tirtn b ly today
I’Cgan drliating a p to |K im l J l,»
IKIO.OOOilOfl rrarm amenl program,
tin . nation'* d u re of the v«e»lerti
w tnlil'* new d cle n ir *gain»l Cnmtituniim.
I li r r r « n every prmpect ihal
Umlri tlir Irinil o| tlir will ol 'he drhatr. w h rd u ln l lo lari for
llir lair Imlgr llr (| Fltli ol Rrl-aml i l hourt, would be Mutiny- Pre
a hoipital ol -Ml le-di will l>r rtrit mier Rene Pleven lu » taul if llw
cd at l)rl anil ami our at Nrw A xem h ly cult the rrarmamrnt
ilnvrtta
bmlget. lie anil hu rn tirc cabinet
t * T h r f'oinitiiaiion arerplrd m would rr»ii-n.
JKtWI payment oh (tin Mrlliinvilli*
I ’ arliamcntary »ourir» p ird K tcJ
Avrnur property, I hi- pun-hair
price of which wa« |ft,nfln The a vote would come Saturday.
property hail twrn valuril at I I I , Pleven met hi* first, temporary
ttfiO, but n ic-durtlntt w ar nunte rrdefeat
yr.lcid a y when ihe A»*rmrrn tlv hy Ihi ('•>niini*atoti for u«e
M y refuted hi* rcijucit In Mart an
for hoipital ptirpniea,
Eduard F la n e , realtor, who immediate dchate.
rented a , broker In the IranrocTlie A tie m h ly« Finance Comlio n , prelented a petition which
Mutter
already hat «lit the icarmhail hern aim ed h r p rn rlira lly all
j- .f Sanfnrd'a dm-toia reenmmrnd- ament budget by 2 b.f)0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
rtng the M ellnnville Avenue * lfr Ita lic *. rr|mrting it out In the
fo r llir hoapital in preference to A i . e m h l y at 329.000.(100.000
(hr attr -Indicated he I hr C ity In
H ie rommillec, how eyrr, reitnr•Ihr llr l AIr ■rctlon M r. lone ha*
f ,a n r .
nf the
riven rnwddernlde tintr and e f 14.000000.000
fort Murine the pro! ♦rvrrnl original p lrtrn piopntal hy pulling
mnnlh* in furthering lltr pnrrhaat- that tmnh into thr ririhnary hudgrt
«>f Ihi* *lfe.
due lor debate later
T lir new akte on M rllonvllli’
T h r rearmament budget la on
\vrtine between K ltaf and Sernnd Street had 1-een originally ly Ihe money thy nation l» lo
fodlr*ted for boaptlal Hie hv the "pend In Improving H , home de.
>'ttv and r n n n ly and had been fenaea. It comparca w ith about
$«.0 0 .0 0 0 .00 *' appropriated for the
« i w purpoae t u t year.
*
France U eitlm ated to he ipenddedication. »ald f l l v Manage. M-In r almn»| an erjual amount fnr
Kthhln. ami the H l r i d
the w ar In Indnehlna and for m ili
No. 'Ml
W ir r
Poised For Attack
French Assembly
Begins Debate On
Defense Program
M c C lo y
I r n - r tl
,
, For Construction
O f New Hospital
B ed
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T I I K H A N K O K I ) I I F . H A I . i l . S A N R i l l I ) K M I H 1 .I A
l£rlc Cocke
A t
(h m ih
T H E
N n l i r r . Itiii-I
C H
U
In- p r e * t n l . . l at
K C H
llir
L S
llria b l ..flic*
bailiff puhliraliun.
U s s l l i i . c n i s i roar Os.
today.
Dr ill air J, M. Wcilliiook, III,
an engineer, and W. i*. Jellrcyi,
>7. a brakeman. (kith were i n i ilrnu of I hi'ii Splint!'
Injured weir latdci WiitlliKk.
12. engineer; R. V. O'iilren. 25,
foreman, and ^ain llryant. 50, a
Negro
fiieman,
all
nf
High
Npungi, All there weir irptnlril
nio'rd lo a la’ediurg Imspilal
"Iteir ihe rondiliun «d Mliillock
and O 'S lrrn war ilewrdied at
"trilira l."
tory. -Tl year old (IlHo Lahcnvlcr,
Jr.
A irtfllU y olevted eit> romniism.
i- lii take t.ffi. e uii the second
lu1
. ill On new yeni . After n eon*
fuirnt.• uf lt« luvnilHtis last night,
l.nui m li r said ha war nssurt d of
selection n- mayor. The Im.ird pirkn
om of its inemliers a* mayor.
I "master, a Justice of the l*©arr
and a former rilv judge bare, is
a veteran of the death inarch from
llatuao. hnving lieen held L prisrin.
ei l.y the Japa for four years,
A> Mayor, Imneaiter will .it©.
K i ’t hi tie ,t I.. I'ndgctt ivli.i wa
deft "ted for rlertiun lo IJr .1, Ht.it
m© In n write-in eampaign earl*
j et
, r tltfjs month.
tlie new board is looking fur a
nt
ily manager to succeed Jumea
I.. Titus. Kom of the five member*
of the new board had pledged lo
replace Titus.
Women Driver# ( ’rash IK
Together During 1’est
I
p
rr
DEC.
22.
I9 5 « ..
father. Albert Holmgren, by eay“How do I look, dsdayT"
Although Margaret had not bern
well, nothing of consequence was
suspected until • few tteys ngo
She was taken to Rochester, Minn.,
ami early this week doctor* gnvr
hei parents the sad word.
»
K S T H K K V n jT :, Ja.. Dec. 2 2 Margaret, they »aid, has acute
(A*)— A little girl who wa* to pla) lukemia and nothing van ho done
an angel In a Christmas pageant for her. This cancer of the blom
won't get to do so because the in It- acute form, usually brings
doctors say she- it dying of leuk death In a relatively short time.
emia.
A* Minn a* Margaret returned
Just three weeks ago, blonde- from Rochc-ter the Holmgrens
hairvil, blue-eyed Margaret llutn hrld a p rt-f k w of Chriitfna* w*
Holmgren, 3«v, wa. a happy-g»- ] side the twinkling light* of their
lucky youngster who liked to g''t I tree. ju*t In case.
all dressed up and surprise her
Her parents *aid Margaret will
open her atbKUulml rift* as they
|H,inl so it is impossible lo u-c i a iri'c tir whene'er -he i* in the W
it again at Oh * U. N-, Cbou said.
I. The is'i.r* at slake at pie. morel.
“ We are trying In keep every
sent do not only concern Korea.
The U. 8 . government not only thin© n- normal $• i«o-,'iblc around
has committed aggretsion Jn Ko I the house," her mother aid.
rea liul has sent the 7th Fleet tn
Margaret -till « a l able to walk
Farmosa and also hss bombed while she was in Itoche t©r hut
Mancliui inn territory, Communist the is too weak to do co now.
China on the oilier hand has acted
Margaret’s father -pent hour,
lawfully by sending volunteers to rocking her w hile they were In
help North Korea which Is fight Rochester but he bn- gone bark
ing for Its rxistrncc. The Chinese to hi. jot. in a park!tig plant as
Communist government also is poll of the effort 1" keep things «
undertaking effort* to fight for a* normal a* possible.
peace in Asia which means world
Margaret hu no brothers or
peace.
ft. Communist China reallte* ,j«t< r*. hut the Holmgren* are exthat the 1.1 Arab Asiatic countries peeling another rhiltl In february.
They haven't given uu hope for
r. ally desire peace, hut why can
not these delegates see Oilougn Margaret. a»d aren't going to
the American trick— that the give up hop© until there i.i none.
Americans want a cease-fire first
"We have a lot of people pray
and then negotiate peace? If the ing for her," tier mother raid.
Aral. A 'ia tlr nations really want
And children of the (.uspel Mis|M’ite they should abandon the
•Ion Church are going- to sing
unlawful eeaxe-fire proposal ami
Chii-tma* oarols for her— the 1
get away from American domina
ism© carols thst Margaret would
tion.
(). The Communist Chinese gov have sung if she rould have been
ernment again emphasised that in the Christinas program and
played her patt of an angel.
all foreign troops must lie with
drawn from Korea ami the Ko
rean* lie left alone tn nettle their
own problem. The Americans stSprinkle deviled egg. with papso mu-1 withdraw from Fortm>*a rika before serving and garnish
and Communist China lie per with a wisp of parsley. Thetamitted l<> take thrir lawful me good M-rved on salad greens
plan’ in tlie United Nation*.
wiUi Russian dressing, a* a first
Unle's thri© point* are tarried course for a company dinner. Or
out it will lie lmpo«iib]F to achieve serve them as a luncheon salad
'he Arab .Asiatic proposal for for the family.
peace In Korea, Chou concluded.
Daytona Beach May or Chinese Communis ta Little Girl Dying
To Be City*8 Youngest (Continued from I’aje ((lie)
cast being monitored by the Of Lukemia Misses
D A Y T O N A H U A C II. Dec. 22 An'ocintud I’re ii tn San Francisco
Id ’. (In Jan. 2, thi* r ilv is listed
had nut yet mentioned Chou's Christmas Pageant
to g it its yuungrst tnayoi in his-
objection.
, t
(It limy have hern building up
tu it, however, hy repeating an
Jo e C . C re w K , S « . ♦ T r r a * .
hiiglih tmu-latinn nf the atateno ot U«d deh-gnte (leueial M il
Hsiu-Chuan mane m the U. N.
LA R I'. >1 AIM I IIM M I M l t
I H IM Ml II IO lilS T r i l l III II
in New A'oik liefuie he returned
1 111 in ii
I K. 'Irh in lrv , Minlvlfr
to Chinn. In that statement, VYo
I , H bile, Pastor
Mr*. I* It Strphcii'on. t* It C.
iluim rd he hud come to Lake
(.'lint'll Sv-li'iol 1 U:'I'I A M
A.M t.’liuirh School, A elm
8 u cm s with « "proposal for sunWorship 11:00 A.M.
fur every ago,
prosing war," hut that it had
Chrivln’v. I'lugimii
I'M
11:00 A.M. Monline Worahip
been “ rejected.” )
Tuesday Choir piactlcr 8:00 I' M. •Stine.n topic, “liixl
Wax
In
The gist of Chilli's 'lx points,
C Jn i.l".
W N ln r«la j. I »•«. 27 tr-< vV'.imn
as translatid in Tokyo:
Association » >ll im ti at Hi*' i him Ii
•i M I ’.M. Vuiilh Kelli >*V I'll' Sec.
1 . The
three-man
crawfii©
fur a lg:bn nVItt k ." v n e il >lt b
rommlttie it. unlawful U o n . r the
lutu hinn. Mi tt mi- liulti tl Hi ini*
I'M i nml >•1 I 'midli-light
Tlif* rift It H rrijrrfii fit* Ho multi
Chine-ie Communi-t government
><nii tmn tab). i t w>i
iv i.. '
did not rnnsent to nor part'cipate
A C I. liiir lir,l't%r*'li *%* I
\V«*ir
i in the United Nntioiis vote .nlting
and Weirulati about 7:*n A. M.
C H U M II ill n i l . N V/ Ml I N C
for it- fm iiialion. Nor wu? the
I ill:
III ttl II III* M i l l
Train* iuvolvvti were No
te l,!
11.1 Maple V 'rm ir
! Chim e deb gallon prepared lo
-’’.'It 11m h r .
inirvitig (m m illgli KpriMys to
I,. It. Itii'Mnn, rattnr
I negotiate in till, unlawful action.
I,re, burg, and No I hll. Mi.iviny
He*. Joe I I ten .. I’ll*I or
ftlutuny S< ill mi (I; I ’* A M.
2. The Communist Chinese govfrom lajeshurg lo High ,Spi trig-.
8 .....hi' irluuit at {Irlfi A M
Murnlnt! Win *lii|i In r . A.M
i ernmeut rrneatrdly has * u ggi-'id
Cla e ft,i nil a k m .
Hi vision offices of tho A C I.
Cliri Inin I’lugium 7:10 I'. M.
, tiiat the only way to end Ihe Ko*
here -a id foil th Ini I of (he era ill
Mm mint uorthlu 11 (HI A M WIH’Wv »R'l.
Midweek (im .il .i'll ('till i Wnl
' reon war i* to withdraw all foreK'lltifi I. •Tin |( Jr
uere not Immediately in a Until.',
■ n r Till*
in iliii 7:l*i I'M
(loops flo n Knit a and let
h n ' Ml nirnilwi* nr**
W r -t b r o o l, i* . i l l l iv e d l.y h is
I 'A COSH I 'r o f i t H
N n lirr; .lame ||"kiida. Inrim i |u e»< til ft llri* '.#•'! vfn lit I'tul lo V
e Koreans settle their own
w id o w , a till a rid th re e d a u g h t r i* .
r.
Ill'll
" t i l Ii11'|n i tif
Ole
i >1.1 fiat
prohlrm. Hut the American govIN line "Ji'llr m' i vjrit
Jeffrey* i* survived by ht* wi
►•••"> ►««» fine I
known « . hntint in Hawaii. " ■ a M Sooi r n U r if.| H , tu 1'
eminent refused out pcuerful
dow
and
a
*un,
ill
bill
u
l.v
MeCIrllau noted.
(antr tii|t|H t nf lltuiilliih i . ||i >a 0 " |H 'il r. At H;|MI IV
RKDW OOD C I T Y . Calif.. I tee. ■u k k ' ti'.ns and In ta lly Octolier
that
the
Th© m i'li iva* llie .ecoml in two
M
1
be
SunVhnil’ll I f11111, riiim itn l .11.11 <.|I|||| tin) m In.
<iV) There's an old gag iibout if, S. troops croaved the .'Utth
•1 kill |if»••«•))! Ihe nnnttnl
" ' t o i r ' . n m r iKruIhllUv •lay* involving ACT. firigii' trains.
In preach. 11■ i now ntleiiilinK '•I.. lilt
Yrstrrtlay two die-el locomotives two women drivers living the only Parallel tint erasing Ihi* political
*
firnirvnm.
will
which
tha'"''l»r**»nrr
group*"
T m n r a Nunueri© Culll-gr
in III it
turned over nt Fort White, Fla., •ling worse than one wnnmn driv ' o. ndary.
Naahville. Trim , lie will have- the fni one hour and half. After
Agnln at the end of November
but no one w »» injure<l. The tiurk er.
I'lnrrntn
fruit
am'
ratnlie.
Ifatlnn
«
h
k
h
C<.ntrie.»
might
not
ehatgr *if the iiininiUK •••tvicr. In i v ’ll I©* el Veil to 14T| ore rnl.
Don't tell it to lion .Mile* or tile Chinese l!rd« suggested to
wa*
elearetj
today.
thr Sunday /.lira.I hum lie »vill (il.is
...... tiny evMiint’ I'laVW meet " 'T h e H »U " has agreed to take UP
Witli Ihe main line nf (Id divi Hamid Adani', d riw is license ex- (lie II. N. Security Council that
a III till it itI ftil IIIIn i fill II a It ml at n
foreign (roup-, leave Kor.n hut
ini*
m
i
IlihU
(w
it
i,t
7iM|
j*.
||
sion
Idia-kc-l heir, the A C I. cham nniiners.
„
,e..rgani»allon
hill
mi
new
year*
alriK a mm* in hi. native tniiK’ie
T s u women tame to take a toad that laitly, tlominateri hy Ihr II,
pion,
rrark
«tre..o.i:n.o
.
I*
Mi*
'"(i*i
•
*
•
•
•
!■
•
©
Thut'ilay
I'lrate ilnn't mis* Oil*.
8 ., refused to accept the sugl le t f'*r licaove* vcvlerday.
muted through here north
eVi-nlfiK al 7:5(1 I* M
llr lo ii niiitting today until neat
Away they went, in different di- givtion. T i n* the government ha*
'.lulhlaiiinil
via
lluiuielliui
aii'i
the
V irio ry U n l r r > It mil aervlee
Tner tlayj thr I lu u .c paaaed an
le d inns- Mile, with Mrs. Itctte no sinter, desire for (o-are, ChoU**
M I I S I ( H i l l s 11 \N t III III II
Kriday evenlmr at 7:50 I*. M \
a atopgao bin Juliet hrnneh
Soiilli.
and A 'l'ii". with Mrs. statement said.
IMI7 Sanlnnl A irn u r
for nil Volin© iiet>h|n.
A C I. headuuntter.t In Witiuing. j Anna K. M ims , $0 .
t S h l - u . . . . . »"
3. Th . U. S. Immediately apJ, l(.mil .ill Farris. Mlni*lri
ti .
''in i,ft. -trim* l and " i l l III all"'« tin r a i l " ™ . . "
ton, N. C., »aitl tin liftin’. Involv
provttl Ihe U. N. iea*e-fire pro
.'tut
they
met
at
an
inter.-j.eflit
...
I
It
I
ni*l
■
'tv
I
the
I*
>
1
,1
“ If h it’l l l*i\ Wen *’ltii linn .'
ed were extra t(10, niMOilaoimt, t hillposal l.e< ause |lie American*
Will hr the ret moil illtj.vl ill On (* I t ' lie.| |„ ii M<*o *
S i r - and norlliliouud hHO,
iit■jt11 \ bill tn c|r*r fronictrm#want time In *el tin thrir troop*
Wliiiiu-lhtm-AJnhMMin!
M fal Christian Church Hit1 niint't'U
tieneral Mnnagcr I.. T . .irufre.'a
,i,t.
i< IKJl
not unrommon
on noni*
|ui „ Id
.............
a1 t
Il> 'lilts; Nnliotjy hurt, two car* uriil slip pit© - mi they ran Hold
will ire© Snmlav linn nini’ .
........... _«|.prnprlatl«» whi^h attributed fill n4u*e of t lit) Nf- j hft.ily damaged. Tw o appltruiinn* their battle lines nf aggression.
K
ills
r
r
u
t
tn
it
n
r
C
H
I
t
lS
T
.
Tlteie Hill I., mi evnilny srivlrr
ciilent to “irtnn failure".
Tills is like Hi© tinsiieee'sfui truce
have liven ilelayad.
fm driver* license' rejected.
s t H ' N ru n *
Tin* Chun it S' Itoul will meet al
i r Trum an tm.k ;>ff
Andrews, said that in Htluitiuii I, Mile* and Adams agieetl Oiat 'UggC 'lrd by (•eneial (ieoigfi C.
d'
Mill
IC
nn
'1
Hrrtitifl
S
lr^rl
A.M.
Chi|.tilia*
weather
today
lo
tlie
two
fatally
injured
crew
M ai'hall in l!l|rt. The Chine-e
white
rets A , M in
A cm dial well mile l> ©(tended to Run, lay HftlfMlI
tu *prn.l tin YulelM . at home In men, fnur other et*’w members 1 li'irt.
learned a lessuu from that purV<" nlit"’ K rrt ifi*
l l ’Hfl A, Vt
nil.
were Injured, inrludlng fireman
The verir of tlw accident w a s ---------- — ----------------,
\V, in ■■Jwv S rrv if »*
R:(m P M. Hull iiendem e, Mu.
Through a thick vnowfall llir S. Hryant. None of the four wat placed aland 20 miles south of I heteafler thevll take only one
Rra,tin©
AKKKM HI.Y til M i l l
if.win T'ie*ilav< nn.i F i i i>. esiii. rit'i four-engine plane In- liclieved to h*'e been o-riouvly Eb-ala.
applicant at a time.
tin” , rt'tM) in rs-rin I' Me
l.aurrl A 'rru ir
,;
liHrd from the runway
t
"
Is
" C l"
«»)*• afjliil'ri
L A . Mien. I'* .lo t
Waihinatun National A lrp "(«
f.r (lie 1 A#«|* H**l f))*ift ai liirl1. Mill
Sunday School K ;IN A.M
. .
Mnriiine Wnuhip 11 .no A M
’ ........... .i !•* c'I i h i *’is*• *#f t *hr| if, 1,1 1 :0H P.M
Th i P m iilrnt'* dfparture f°
The Kvenitig Stivirt ■ w ill begin s. It nllsl!, 1119Mill* Imim! lilt* UK rM ••)»
K m .-n . •'•«' « n delayed w e r »
•t 7:00 in-It ml of £:!)() oml will hr Stiii'lnv. 1Ifvi tnlri t Ifl1
half . "in hv Ole weather.
contlu. leil by llir Vottltif people nf
Th e ( Ittiilf’ii T t 'i i i
"Ifn lu ii - I",, .in..- tmin. however, vlilbillty
the rhtiiih untler the leadership of II rliilil is Us) n, ,un!t. IM M "II i<
Hi, . LUH.ited faiily Rn«*h ,
thr president, Mra. I land l idgr.
given: lnml lii*'
rtiplwnt •hall
Mi. Truman plan* to return t At the ©love of the aervlce them la- ii|.>n l»U nlm iiMn " Hun., n i b
and the *,u * r r,/'
will he the ex'hanire of Bill* nml
Anifinir i Ih* riluthtfi* uhlrh nun- j,Wii'hington.
wat-thtealenetl world, on U*e.
the Sunilav Sr lit ad util eive I lent* li*bp |||«* |,P<
|« th»*
to all "h o Hie preaenl.
folli»v* ifUf f |(tin flu* ttilili*; ,4\ltfl '“ ’ llrf.n r leaving, the chief fKfcU♦I * i liiM i' I pw , and w n in l - t m »m/ 0v,. re...tiled two C hrlitm ai » e » W H H I.H V AN M K T IIO IIIH I
iti ’ Minis fHIrd V’llh ivivilfHfi* nii't mgr* one to the AmeiUan pe.r
l ilt IH II
Ihr unit • **f
Hii'
hint ’ Pie. am.I tier It. Ihe people of the
I'aula
ll.n k r i HH.
m i
thr vitiihl h r
('••orKe l(. Mu ('It, I’a-loi
Mic l.rvoia *i nti*|t il ** Mi* on ( tiriulniiH cvt*.
Friday 7:.in I'M .
( lit retina r hn|c Ihr folfnwhtir p'ti
fI<*Hl
Program.
II
fJin ir linn S 1
»• '•liwti
Stintlny 8©bool !• .'in A M
•“ Jci.i... J.i.d IlMitlh with K pv tf.
Morning Wnitthip |ti.;it) A M
Mir Jicrinhit»
l*| lilniv 11*»k« *
Voune I'etiplev* Meeting 0 IS Ktlilvi **! it i*1
,1 >■"•».* l-rxie r*oa» '• *((.
'1
*I ti »w
nf hi*
J'-M.
. ..in* (I:1* .............. ................ ................ fr,M" niuunting
' d rillv !•* Inin *** •h«l o
s» k .
Evening Sen let 7;, III I'M .
w«iW n* Ihr l\v tlnh* » » « #b»nr ini Hi vault.
Prayvr Meal me Wedm ..(J«v 7:30
Cotreiitondrola her© w rrr n*”
f'.i U ntil If or for f*ml ........... ..
r.M .
Of led If ln v nf the new wat W**
ml
tn.
Itrln
f("lM
J
'
n*
'
’t»
mt'i;
We Hrleoni© you to Hi. ihtm li t„ i>r. .rive Ihe eternal harmnn . "leenliiK pioeodure
“J1 J r ,*
with a 11 i*Ti'IIv .[Hi tt,
......lav hv General Mar Arthur*
Hut mortal* did need ( l 'i ‘
hcinbitwrtri
It
hecame
effective
and je .il. la.inted the way fm
C O N U K M IA T IO N A I. i III lit II
with Ihi* dl pali h.
tlirni**
l
I'd
*
J’arh A 'rm ir anil Ihinl h lf i.l
Ihe Iteil'. tried light prolilng
J. Hernai.I Hoot, tlin i'lrr
Ihi ii .I* Tlm i day night along Ihr
Chill ill S. laad IH.lHi A.M.
not I hern and ruAoni yeetnM of
I |lis t P ltrS H V TP .ItlA N
SlurlilnK Senile
11 111 AM
the United Nation* perimeter.
I lit HI II
ti
Srrnion. "The (.‘hriilinaa Stoiy"
Thi* ■|M»ki,*iiiMii Sithl thfV did nut
Hat.
Angn*
(i.
MrlnnW.
it.
i»«
Wa Mual I<o To lirllilrhein
mount any inalor thnw l or at
I'aator
■We know nnlhlliK of On e viai*
tempt lo liirak through the dvfnne
U :I5 A M. Church School.
tori to llcthlebvin c u rp t thin they
11:00 A.M. Morning Worahip. line*.
,
,
filled the Inn. The itlnry of Cn<|
Any Cominunlat ardor for atBrtini.n hy the llev. A . U. Mclnni*.
paaaed by, ami they know nothing
0:50 P.M. Pioneer fellowihlp. tark undoubtedly wai damtwnei
of It. ‘The atar iaiin.1 It* fin nml
hv a rain of ai tillerv and Naval
llif? Ibdnut ifti| mint; f»*I I he tmihjft i Votith Kellnwrihlp.
gunfire. Al* eortratKimlent Tom
7::;n P.M. ChriilmaH I'iiKiant.
nf llelhlehem .nolle,t u Mnj:'
Si.e.tal mini. ("» Snntlnv nmrn* l lllilla rl icp.il led.
hut If they i|ii| | ii..M til. ii I' la.
Hlg ifiimi Ihunderr.l Oiiouph'.'it
|pg Anil" m. " Ilr' itk Flitth. "
m o r .l that they pave unv bred
Siinturil M in M c ri.il Aa-'ochtlion
Hcv. I I . I.. Z in im irrn .m , I'rv-u tltn l
[j
„n i n .
ila a na a ra l i . a r m . its* I
center' a ir rnneeriicd in rv rn t nf
'.»ar, lei' movinjr jiroplr arouni
mny pie*rnt unite a prohlrm , hr
■t|l*'llir*a|.
He itre».e*l the jiart of the
Amerirau l.« gton in figblilig font
in m il» in on the home front, ami
tr.I.I of Hie more than 81,11' '
re litia c t' with the K ill made •»>*
lufKionnalre*
in home tlefrii'e
V "tl' In World W ar II.
In letfaid In the atom bomb he
m i ..I that h. I>elievr*l it to hr pr!
m a illy a m ilitary target weapon,
whrienit it ba* Iwep made
•«
nli* wruiMin.**
»
,
“ It 1» u l#l»rk plrturr* but l
t iiinK ih.* A m ri lean
v m u Iu
liki *«» •«'<* Ifitlli
tiop,” he atatetl.
Cei.etal M ar.Vrthur !• •ln'"H «
...... . i.li I - 'aid, ami added that
,l„
m ..... n’ h H I h k I"* l*>at»#t'J
II.
rnllert all evaCH"H''K • V ?1’'
tei •
lermn n t American caaiiattie*:u.ou(»
rnl drelarml tlL
rifle
'fipu.e lU U d
that of tight
Trainmen Killed
F R ID A Y
1200
iiockei Ships
I
r B
AC
" I f w r ..iiotild go in lb ili lehr to,
wotihl we go « the liumlde |HKH
went lour ai*o, or a* the Wise Mt n
who came front lahdu afitt. or » .
Ihi* holtller . tuan liint* nndet to
deral Ah, no, How ..liatipe | . the
aatlre that we who --r.«-m>I the iiio - i
at Chrlatmaa, who sing the uuett
l l l w . who give Ihr moat, who
if*at to n a il Hu. Chrlal the im>.i
•l Christ nt**— that we wmil.l la*
Ih r aeehi'i' of romfnrt. the prmleiit
and the eareftll who Woohl fill Ihe
Inti lo over flowing while Ihe gloiv
of dial pa am - . u* hy“
John K. Mulhnlland
K lltS T II A IT I H T C H IH IC II
ra rh Avrnur at S iilh Si reel
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John I., Miller. Ihlurutional
IHrrclur
, "W r've Saved A I'la. e Kor Ymt.”
• Sunilav Scbtad 0:4& A.M . "Take
jrour family to Sumtav School”.
Morning Wor*hlp 11 ;<ni
A M
Sermon hy W. P. Ilrooki. J r .
TrainiriH* Cithm 0 : |r. p.M. A
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Story lltHir for rhlhlrrn umlrr t»
year*.
Kvenlnir Worihin
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8«Trnnn by W. P. Ilrooki. J*.
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Ntntli Street and U u r r l Avenue
Key. H. U Whatley, Pailor
SunrUy School tiffi A M. Claisf* for all ages.
JYonhlp if dm A.M.
sermon by the pailor.
t t T .U . 0:80 p.M. Union, for all
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.ill TSi 7:80 P.M.
“Come Thou with
ami
Will (Jo thee good."
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I* J-* NlrSolaon. M ln lilrr
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Sunday School
5* A
Morning Worahip
J l l O P. M.
Cvenlng Worahip
jr H:on |». M. Hilda Study
nltvajm welcome
hell
ll. n 'i i '" " Heavenly l.tgllt . ( li.VO Thtn day nigld. dropping
. . I i le.it; Milo. " I I W ith A ll Your i.*'i v«e.‘M t>p|Ki»lnr fro n llln rr and
and
atfipfeted
Heart” . Stnnlrv HiutWleyi anthejn. mlu II©.I areai
"('ln T iiliin Suni* No V by
O'* enemy tom enlrallon*.
Air and Intelligenre report* inC h a m rl Choir.
T in Pageant. "Th e Coining of .Inated a rontlnulng Red hulldup
(Jin i»l" I. d im led by Mr. Hubert no thr hilly eaalem flank of Ihe
lljii.tr. Mode fttr ihe Pageant will Honguam perimeter. Element* of
lie furnished hy Mia. OenrjteTunhy Ht leant two Red Korean dlvlihm*
(K ln l and fla t) are on thr eavt
and ihr You lit Cludr.
flank.
,
,,
One military »pokfHman He*erlhF U K K M K T H O IH H T C H C H C II
W rit Knurlh Slrrcl and l.aurrl
e.l the writren aretor a» "dl»A 'rm ir
luihingly” ipiiet.
Carrier pilot* irim rtnl goml
I ’rrd It. Horton. Pailor
enemy targets wrre "harder In
Sunday School tctfi A.M.
Mnrninc WoroMl* Ht:f 6 A.M.
find."
C hrU lm ai Piogram 7:30 P.M.
American ra|dd-fire rocket *hipa
Pmyer Meeting Thuraduy 7:110 moved rinse inshore at lluugnatn
and joined other warship*, plane*
P.M
nml field artillrry In laying a firry
h o i .v i ito s s i u n i t ii
shield from rinse range around Ihe
( Kpiornpal)
la-arhhrad.
Ite*. II. I.jttlrlu n /Imnirrman,
Use of the rocket ships In de
II. H., Hr. t#.r
fen** of Ihe llungnam perimeter
I ’onrlh S iiimI m) In .td'cnl
for the first lime indicated that
8 :IHI A.M. tlnly Contmtininn
the Itrde are closing In.
t*:Iin A.M. Knnilly Scrvlro ami
The flat trajectory and com
Church Sclimd.
paratively *hnrt range of Ihe
11:00 A.M. Mtnnlntr Player and rHebei ships Indicated the Iteil*
Sermon.
were lielng held at Itay closer to
S» hedulr of Setvirr* f'liriitma* I lie iH-arlihead.
Kve:
No description of the vessels
tOstB P.M. f'ltrialniBH Mmir,
was given, hut roekrt-flrlng craft
H UM P.M. Keitival Choral Ku* were used to support the Allied
chari«t with Sermun.
landing* al Inrhon on the west
Chri*linaa Hay:
roast In September. They were
8:00 A.M. Holy K 'lrhaiiil,
used also la ir In World War II.
Ser'ice* during Ihe w rrk!
A l' mrrnspondrnl Stan Swlnton
Tueoday, Wedneailay, Thuraday reported small but peralilm t Red
ami Saturday Holy Communion effuru In penetrate the northern
7:50 A.M.
flank of the perimeter were hapten
Kriday. Holy Communion K.OO off hy American doughboy* early
A.M.
Kriday. Intense Allied flrtppwer
still thwarted Rod attempts to
C IIIII 8T (U U R C H . laingwood
bulk) up slsahl* assault force*.
(Kpiacopal)
Chinese appeared to have been
llev. II. I.yftleton /dmmrrman.
replaced by North Korean* In the
It. I)., Vicar
Hungnani teeter.
Kourlh Sunday In Advent
Mat-Art bur's late Friday war
1:00 P.M. Kvening Prayer ami summary said It was possible that
Sermon.
the Chinese hail moved eoulhweet
A ll are welcome,
arrow Ihe peninsula ami Inio ac
Chrialmaa Day B.-.W A.M . Holy tion near the 38lh Parallel above
Rurhariit.
Seoul.
The summary said tba us# of
Arm,
my I>ack Vlr Pollock hold, park horse* and Canute northeast
the A ir Medal with three Oak of Chunehon "suggests that the
U m f r t u itr n for action with the attackers were Chtnsaa "
3th A ir Forte In World W ar II 1st force*. “
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its si/c — and at hundreds of dollars less
than you’ ll pay lor other* which match
RitAtiMAint'H'fl reputation.
These arc facts you can check in any Ruick
dealer's sliownatm—hut tho thrill ol Kelt in i
a bantam is nothing compared In the thrill
you'll tfet out on the ritad.
Too have to feel for >our»tll the eager
takc-od- ill© willinA rush ol power (at ilia
stmiAhtnwuy.
X / o v may nnl sec any RnRy while heardi
Y or <ay retl jnrkrt* in nnr shnwriKim*
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W e're pltiyinjl Santa when we offer these gay
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AN INDKPENOBNT DAILY NUWSIWI’LI
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SATURDAY DEC. 23. 1050
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PACK TWO
Bobby's Father Flies
Home For Chrismas
U P O R T K . In ti. Dec. 21 - m —
Santa Clau* Wn’l going to drop
nlnc.)r»ro|.l Ijjb b y Miner
In
Alaska tin hi* wav back to th#
north pole late tomorrow night,
but Bobby line.n't rare.
Bobby bad asked Santa for th#
ride. Rut Santa or waa It th#
BnaineK Bureau of the l.al'ort#
Chamber of C o inm rrrcT— did even
latter. The good aalnt— or waa it
Northwest AlrllneaT— I o r a t e d
Bobby's dad in Alaaka and whisked
him home yeiU rday.
Andrew Miner couldn't
Havr
made It If the Buaineaa Bureau
hadn't bought hla ticket and the
airllnea hadn't located him.
Miner a coal miner, had not
planned to abend Christmas with
hla wife and three aona. Mr waa
injured in a coal mine accident and
didn't hiv# the money to make the
trip, nut Bobby's Irtter to Santa
Ctaua aikinir that he he taken 10
Alaska waa Intercepted hv the LaI'orte Buaineaa Bureau.
Now Miner's gtilng to atay home
and try to find a Joh. Hohhy aaId
that area what he really wanted
for Chrlrtmaa.
4
Trade Booms
As Christmas
Tax Bill Approved ChX * P2 S w Ca „“ Season Closes
Sanford S o ld ier Prayers For Peace Mingle With
Mass For Big Fight;
Tells Of B loody War Threats As Christmas Comes By Conference Of Sabre
Jets Get Six Stock Market Rises
To Dizzy Height As
House And Senate
B attle In Korea
Industrial O u t p u t
UN Troops Await Christmas Attack
Captain Turner’s Reg
iment W a s First
To Engage Chinese
l apt. Walter turner of Sanfurd,
•eivmg willi the lint battalion o
tlie Hurd Infantry Division in Korra, recently wrote hit wife, the
former Nancy Colluni. that the
fill tiling bad Iteen very heavy neai
I lungliani.
" We've la ken out losses and 1’v«
lo«l mine more goorf frienda bul
wr'vr killrd tfieae damn people
by die tlinqiami)," be wrote*
"M in e air to many n( them.
"I refill to hr living a charmed
tile," hr tlalrd. "1 never drramed
•o much lead could fly aroiinc*
without hitting tomelhing. hut l'ir
0 K.. Not a trralrli. dual a ler
hiui*ei lumping in and out of In
holes.
Three d a y. later on Dec. V In
wrote. "Needier* to eay this hurl
lie., over here la rough. I’ve nevri
■tonbled I ’d get through it all f). K
blit I ran any honertly that then
waa one period of a couple of day*
that I didn’t know eiartly how I
W*a going to airange it.
“Our hnltaJino war the first to
engage the enemy from thla regi
merit and the fIr -» to engage th
I’hlne-e from the Division It » »
a tough bloody fight and quite
story I’ll tell you all about i
when J get home.
"I may get in rough spot* rnan
mote time. ........... life hut I'll g<
a long time liefore I get hark Ini
one ihst'e any closer lhan the one
1 wa« In Nov. 28-29.
“ One of the worst t-nemie* ovei
here ha* lieen the eold. The tern
pralure hasn't been over 2 ll de
gree. .lore » > arrived In North
Korea. We have had -mine anon
but not much. Everything freeie
In.pile of precaution*. Before yo*
can get a drink you mu«l melt th*
Ire In the water cana. lief ne you
ran conk you mini thaw the focal
We have warm rlothf* hut theegbauat
you
tieraiiae of the
weight.
“ I be.t my «,|*>ve* In a fire flak'
the mountain, and froie the
lip . of all of niv finger*. It wear''
murh and Ihev are all O. K. nn>
evrept alill klndn numb on thtins. 1 waa lucky. I got out wit1
in'- «fcln "
In another letter he wrote abut''
a nrwa article In the Star* an
‘•
’i r l r v In which it w*« slate*'
th"* hla divlalnn had “ Killed ar
estlr*2t#d tug) Chinese Communl
t.*« and learned a lot al.nr
r’hloeae wea|>ona and atyle of
fighting."
"The action Indicated," hf
wrote "look place at a little town
Kachan* N i about fiO miles In land
from Mamhnng. Thla wa* a roue'
fight. We were operatic*' ata'lallnn rornhat team deep It
enemy territory. Our neare.t
irfirtlug unit wa» ab»*ut 40 mile'
awav at the time of the act bill
"Believe you inr when n I alia-
B ) A S S O C IA TE D I'll HAS
Rrayer* (or peace punctuatrd by the rafllc ol iiheit will
|o up throughout the world thi* Christinas, crlchralrd in an atmosphere
of dread reminuccnt of the Chritlmai |u»l befoie Woild War II.
For many people, not long ago to rtu m i" y a great war. ihn will
lie the heat and moil prosperous
< brl.tmaa in yrara. But the threat tiun with the economic recovery
of a new conflict bar put a darn* which maile l?n- country able to
per on what otherwise would lie get along without new M m .hall
plan aid. Britons, still severely
i Joyous celrbratlon.
In the Holy U m l, Christian* rationed, would manager to have
were lugged to pray that peace a fairly good Christmas, and
nice again will reign on earth, would spend it at their hearthI'llgrirna making the Journey from sides. The royal family waJerusalem
to
Bethlehem— the spending the holiday at Kamiroute travelled on the first i Ingham, their country home.
Mere at home President T r u
Chri.tmaa hy Joseph and Mary
will pray at Ihe church of the man set the pattern for many an
nativity, the martgrr of their American Christmas, lie gave
autographed photographs of his
riviliiatlon.
In Natarrth, where the boy < stilnel to each member of the
leaus lived, a midnight mass will Cabinet. White Mouse employees
’•* celebrated at the Church of got signed Christ inn cards and
the Annunciation, scene of Mary's a handshake at their annual re
visitation hy the Angel Gabriel. ception.
Then Mr. Trtiman flew off to
Again their prayer* will be for
peace. But around the.e wor Independenre Mo., for a .|uiet
shippers will lie reminder* of
Tlio*rest of the nation- north,
war.
Natareth still It under l.raell south, east and west— marked the
military rulr, a* it baa been holiday, each In Ida own wav.
At
Miami, ihe outstanding
Inee the days of the Arab Israeli
var in 1048. The road to Betide- event la Ihe Khiine't N'orth'>em lias to be clearrd of dragon* Koulh all star football game,
’noth lank traps and barl>ed wire
Bethlehem, Pa., is having its
'• the Israeli frontier with Jor* biggest Christmas ever with an
dan liefore pilgrims a limiter) e.tlmnled half a million people
number but many morr than last coming to pace on a im-fo.il lightyear can pas* op the storied ed star and seven miles of Christ
read to Bethlehem.
mas light- Iriing across the city.
In far-off Tokyo, the ITiri.tmi*.
Another traditional feature at
idrit somewhat tonlined by the Hrthlehem i* the I 94- year-old
proximity of Ihe Korean w ar— Christmas live candlelight cere
v*. evidenced by Chri-dtnaa trees, mony at the old Moravian church.
i store displays and colored pe
Following a 17-year-old custom,
er streamers drrnrsfing re.tan- ihe
Woonsocket,
It. I ,
call
rant* frequented hy American* ar omitted all news of war, trim#
tell #s .trirtlv Japane-e rsla- snd violence fioin It front page,
'i.hmenta.
carrying intlraJ only Christmas
Western Europe was ready tn stories.
•li-brale i u rnu/1 prosperous
Hot .Spring., Ark., wlpding up
hristma. In year*, and seemed a week-long I ’hriytmaa festival,
tnggediv determined to make It offered ita 20th annual Christmas
a happy holiday, de.plla the ga- Kve pageant depicting the birth
-et|ijf cloud*.
of Christ. The program I* held
For Europe's— #(d the world's on a bluff nverlooulng the clty'a
-Catholics, I'opo Pius X II had a business district.
flirlitm a*
me*.age, reminding
A three-car special train a r
them to pray that the world he rived at Montevideo. Minn., from
’ veil from disaster.
the we*l, hearing gift* for 2.0041
Italy, prospering as she has not children. Trainmen sponsor the
lone since the war, was hopeful, annual event.
nindred* of thousand* at pit.
Children at Schulentierg. a
‘•rim* poured into the country Hum an community In South Tea''•ring 1060 to take part In Ihe as, get two Christmases. Follow
"lehratlon of the Homan Calho- ing ancient Herman custom, the
'ie Church’* holy year, and a B rit la life. 5-41. They also ob
steady stream of tourist dollars serve Dee. 25.
mured Into Ihe Italian economy,
An elderly childless couple,
•laklnw for a ft»uri*hlnt holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cain, opened
bit Italy was nervous Sou, toder I l(»ir Ha*<bn Valley, T e rn harmthe glares of (he
Corns r
the Communist**
for the S-lnl year 10 thousand*
n Ihe eaat.
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of youngster*, including busload*
"
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ra'. " ! ?
" T
rtrorda In the store*. The French
•hopped a* they had not done for
vesre. determinedly hiding the
''• l* of their nerve*. N lgM club*
"•littered with preparation* for a
•uay season of merrvm*klng. with
■hmjssnd* of American* In I'arli
a* their best customer*.
In Britain, there wa* **H-f*cloek* W o * With two e »em/
eirimenl* the fun «u*r *tart* We
'-now and we're nrnud of nur-elrr*
"• had tn win,"
The article referred tn *tj|*d.
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'Equipment
carried
bv
t t,..
t "'ne**- included rnarhine gun*
'rum four source*: United Stale*:
Britain, Pn«»la and Japan. Amcr’•An intelligence officers beliera
•he enemy uieil thre# different
(*e.l rnnrtar*' 02, 8J, and 120
miUlmelera. They also had a
Mountain na<"k artillery piece.
“ An estimated *wn regiment* -if
' k»
Chinese Communist
* Kh
Division comprlied the attacking
force.
"Tlje American dnoehhoy* arid
they couldn’t have held wltluut
Marine air support, enemy truoya
'ug In on nearby hills war* out"n M
with white photphoru*
'hells when Corsairs attacked with
rockets, bomb* and machlnegun*."
of orphan*
Th.-r.- were present.
for ail.
San Franci*c<i celrbralcd Sat
urday as Christmas Kve with n
nationwide
musical
broadcast
from union square in the heart
of the city.
Paratroop Officer
Takes Over Korean
Theater Command
W A S H IN G T O N ? !* * .
14 . firneral Matthew B. Ridgway,
just named th* new cnyiinandrr of
the Kighth A nny in Kurea. was u
pioneer of ait -licrnr iqierations
during World War II.
General Ridgway planned - and
carried out— the Grst large-scale
airborne assault in D- S. military
hlstury. That was the attack In
1941 on the island uf Sicily off the
southern tip of Italy.
General MacArthur designated
Ridgway to lake command of the
Klglilh Arm y shortly after th#
feep-accident death nf l.t. General
Walton II. Walker.
lie I* expected mnmrntarllv to
leave hla duties lie re as A rm y
(>eputy Chief of Htaff for Adm in
Excess Profits Mea
sure Pushes US Tax
Load To $45 Million
,
W A S H IN G TO N ? - Dm. 23 (A1)
Final aition lias Iwen scheduled
for New Year'* day on a $3,300,IKM(.000 lax hill which would slap
a 77 |>rr cent levy on Exert*
INofils and boost frdciai lax in
come to the highest level in history.
"Ihe compiumisr measure - *(
grred to unanimously by SenateHouse (onfrrre*—
s(»ed th tough
the Senate yesterday on a voice
note, and without ojq unit ion.
But the House, with a home-dorChristmas rxodus underway, postj (|| %(„ f |o j An. |. Since th"
hill has liotli Republican and
DriniMrat haiking. mere appealed
no doubt that it will b* tossed to
l*ieiidrnl human ..<< ihai day.
Intmded to help prepare th*
nation to resist Communist agi?r«' xioti, the Mil
th® •nnuil
iitx load to 146,000,4810,000 or more,
Th e previous record federal col' las*I ions wa* *43,!»4KJ.n4)O.W8t
In
tittr*, during World War II,
Th .- bill:
1. l'ut- a 77 perrent tax on ex
cess profit*"— retroactive to July
I, |(I30. F.tcesr profit* are defined
a* earning* that exceed 85 P#r<>-nt of a corporation'* average
profits for the three best year*
from I tun through 1949.
2 . Inm ates the top “ normal
tax on inrtHiratlon profit* from the
preient 45 percent to 47 percent.
Th e normal rate will I* 25 per
cent on the first $25,00(1 of cor
poration net earning* ami 47 nerrent on all nraflta over 125.000 up
in the area of excess nrofit*. The
77 percent levy would then ap
ply.
3 Place* a celling of 4J2 P er
cent of taxable Income on the total
tax bill any corporation would be
required tn pay,
4. (establishes an alternate plan
for loinputing caret* profits, us
ing a corporation's invested capital
Inatrad of its record of earnings
Sc the iiase. Tire alternative pro
vide* that, before the big 77 per
cent excess profit* rate shall ap
ply, a company ran earn 12 per
cent t>h lb# first 4A.OOO.OOO of in
vested capital, 10 perrent on the
second 15,000,000, and 8 percent
on all Invested capital over 110,000,000.
5. Provides that the excess pro
fit* super le w shall end July I,
1U53, unless Congress rrvlte* or
renrw sit.
istration, to assume hi* new com
mand.
The 55-year old paratroopergeneral (h* jumped with hi* men
in the Normandy campaign I la a
West Point graduate, class of
1917, ami the son of an Arm y offi
cer.
The Mart of World War II found
him in Washington a* a member
of the War Department General
Staff with duties In the War Plan*
Division.
lie wa* made assistant cominandrr uf the H2nd Infantry Di
vision th* following Marrh and In
June became Ita commanding gen
eral. That summer the 82nd wa* re
named th* 82nd Airborne, an out
fit whlrh grew famous for Its dar
ing combat leap*.
Following the Sicily campaign.
General Ridgway led the 82nd
through ihe Italian campaign;
parachuted with it Into Normandyj
directed operations in th* Ardennea
campaign, in Belgium, and lotiiad
up with the Russians on the Baltic
on May 2, 1045.
Mranwhlle, he had been given
command of a corps, the IRth A ir
borne.
Th# General headod for *J»»
Pacific theater after V -E day and
made plan* to Join th* Protected
Invasion of Japan. But (be war
ended.
After lhe war General Ridgway
look rommand of the Medltvrranean Theater. In January, 1DJA, he
became General Elsenhower'* re
presentative on the military staff
rontmiP.ee of th* United Nations,
first In lomdon ac l then In New
l A 'u
Ml I T la rrtM Halt to •»<*••*•«
TO K Y O . Debc. 23 < ;p )- The
bereaved U, S. Eight Army, with
it* fighting commander dead, faced
up today agamii ihe growing pro
n e w Y o r k ! Dec. 23 t/Vi
j
bability of a bloody Red Christ
Booming retail trade vuvlaincd
mas in battle.
The first slaggrring blow cl huiincti and induitry at exception
ally high Icvrli tin* week.
the season was ihe loss of l.t. Gen
Free
labor Irouhtc and favor
eral Walton H Walker, who was
ed hy etccllcnl uralhrr cundilioni,
killed in the forenoon in a jeep virtuall) all tine* of m lrrim te
smaihup while driving to the fiont wound up the Chiiitmai vravon
with a hunt of tperj tlut catried
line*.
The second is expected to he a tonic ndicri to m o ld luttht and
massive onslaught by Red Chinese Itrld olkcrt cloie to |itrvi<iuv |ic.iki. ^
A ntwr Itigli ill irtail trade vo
who may alicady have fought
lume
el the pallrtn for t huiy
their way in fntre arrols the bleak
wcnc
on th# tontumci fiont
parallel 18 boundary into .South
l.qtiallt im pim tvr weir an u p Korea.
•urge in the heavy comtiuction
General M arArthui't hradquailfield yftich icnt awaidt to ihe
r » quickly announced ihe appoint
highest level in history, a new
ment of Ll. General Mstlhew B
peak in electric |mwei output, a
Ridgway to succeed Walker as
new kitr11 in liutinni loans by
Eighth Army chief.
hank* and a jump in money
The new commanding general circulation that earned th# b.ial™
of the United Nation* force In
the northwest comprising Ameri to th# highest mxik in more than
can, British, Fllpno, Turk and a yest.
South Korean troops I* a murh
Til* stock inaikrt Irp i direasl
decora!ed U, 8 . airborne corps
general officer of World War II. tif sluing tides in m a jo r fields of
Only in the air was the new* business with a laic display of
good. Six American P-Hfl Sabre ptiwri that piiViluresI ope 71). year
lets shot down six Rus.ian-htiTt high after a n ,illy ,
All lold,
MIG-15 let* Friday In a battle
aiound
$1
/lOO.OOO.IXH}
had
hern
that flared from tree-lop level to
added In iht quoted value of list
•he rhle sir six miles up.
The Sabre* damaged one other ed skarri by the tune thr matke|“
M IC and chared eieht tn IR across knockcsi off Fudvv afternoon for
the border to Ihe Rests' Manchur
the riitiilm ai holidayian -ancillary.
The Far E e 'l air force* «i|,l no
It wa* the moil active week in
Amerlran Sabre* were |o»t In the mot* than 10 year* with volume
greatest Jet battle ev*r fought.
There wa* virtually no news leaching 17,371.913 ih u rt The
from the llungnam hearhhrad in pievious high was the 17,33'KJM)
rorthea.l Korea where II. 8. |0th •hare turnover in Seuteraber, 1939.
Corn* element* last were report
Some buii’irii nffirci, however
ed hnldlne a tiny pocket on the
did cite *ev*ral cautn for anxiety,
Sea of J*nan.
MacArthur'a headquarters said including the vnluntary price frecrcW
If. N. foree* there repelled Com and almost imm»di»te recognition
munist attemnti to crash the
Hungnam
perimeter Saturday, that it w*» wholly inadeoualc to
'"arplsnes. naval and artillery dell with menacing inflation; the
<lr« “continued tn disperse and controversial “ fair itandaids" for
ilpstrn*- enrmv groups."
mula for profit*, price* and wages,
But In we-tern eentral Korea,
and
the worsening of nur (million
report* of Chinese force* m**»l"g
alone Parallel Ml mounted hy the on the diplomatic and tndilaiy
hour.
fronts.
si.^SHhur'* headnuarters said
The only thine certain a* th**
Riehth A rnv nalrol* had run In- end of an uncertain week was thatto
u rUtw-M P»d| .somewhere »war buatwesr* and Induttrv wiiulil have
Chongve. a rlllage twn miles south to live with gnvermrnt in a big
rtf •*•#» IvftMw,
wav very xhortlv, that taxs-v would
A captured Red Korean me*tw higher end thnl runtrul* would
senger told Interrogate.* ol heavy
Communist artillery movement* lie tighter.
A* wa* to M- experts-d, it waa
southward toward huhwa, a vll the laat-minute shopper In great
luge only »ix mile* north of 38.
number* that sent retail sale* to
Fifth A ir Force pilots have re a new high record thl* week. An I
ported other artillery movement*
actually expectable wa* the con
farther north.
Since the Chinee# Red* etruek in centration «f purr haw* sin t‘hrt»tware*.
overwhelming strength Jjsl four mas
Dun * Bradstres-t'a weekly * u r-&
week* ago ea U . N . troop* were Vev of trade raid many small *c-w
railing up th# last 60-mile itretch tide* ofcluthinw were extensively
of North Korea, th# Communist* nurchaae*, Includln* hosiery, foot
have moved manpower masses and wear, hamikcrehlefa and aff'* '
euppllr* southward In alow, steady •oete* Gift* for 'h* ’ 01*11 rtT
streams.
hulked large in the overall volume.
The Communists at laat were In
There wa* a n'eVun in hint**position—-with enormous new man- furnishing* and appliance* sle•tower reserve* thrown into the *nite the prevalence sif harsh cre
war from China— to Invade South dit rurh*. Jewelrv shared i" •>»•'
Korea for the second time In *i* rale* apotlirht and there wa* **'
months.
excellent demand for draperies
MacArthur'a Saturday after *o.t fionr-coverings.
noon war summary said:
While every More did j -o t w
"Continued, aggressive, probing share in the outpouring of conactions, the presence of artillery sunter dollar* k* llhernlly *• hrn-1
with the Chinese columns and Ihe s*en expected, a apot cheek tnaccelerated reinforcement and r«* I leatest every aeetlon of the csiun•apply ate ail Indicative af an Im •rv waa representrd In tiw « « •
pending enemy offensive for which vll Incrase of from one to five
sufficient mate now la available." H«r rent over volume in the final
MaeArthur's communique said week liefore Chrictmea in 1949.
four more Chinee# array corps- - Some of thr Increase waa natural
414.000 or more Ivocpa— have ly due to price tner**’** but
crossed recently from Manchuria no*t of It waa traceable to larg
Into Korea.
^ __________
er unit sales.
Increases R a p i d l y
York City.
At the tame lime, hr srrved as
senior U. 8. delegate to th* In
ter-American Defense Board. Ih
October, 1947. he hecam# Ihe sen
ior U. 8. Arm y member to the
Military Staff Committer of the
U.N .
The following, summer General
Ridgway took over th* Carrlbean
Command, which
he retained
•IlghRy over a year before be
coming Deputy Chief of Staff for
Administration.
* H lit#
alt fraeW
e ttit • . A i l d i d i e e i A n i . .
w* vito tor f H d CIrfrtaiai
o)TIa| y*s* Ctvisfeuu L * mauji #o4,
Our with to $ w t o i f t o l H iM f
3
«AlX | e J #m m (et f i d
Bewail to eg eld qg St Hlch and a#
ECHOLS BEDDING 0 0 .
1)S flo. Palmetto
•taw# wa th# aptrii d hla anlUMerrr Cferiatmoat Happy New Ywar!
CELERY CITY PMOTIHG COMPANY
OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Andrew Carr&way
AGENCY
114 N. PARK AVE.
PH. It4
RusHianH Ooil CJ. !.*»
B lo o d t h lr H t y
Beasts
M OSCOW , Dec. 2S -< 4 ' i — Red
Star declarwi loslay the American
A rm y 1* the moat thieving army
in the wnrid, and ha* even sur
passed "the FaKlsts" in cruelty.
"American general* nlav upon
the lowest iiwtincl* of the Ameri
can aoldier merrenarlea," the S o v -^
let arm y paper said. "Wherever the
American soldier put* slown hla
foot there begin* a bloswly terror.
Iu Kurea, the newspaper assert
ed, American troops “with beastlike rrtirlty gouge out with knlvea
the eye* of thair victim*, pour on
bourn! prisoners bulling
water,
hang peopi* by the leg* and arms
and beat them to death with clubs."
C H IN E S E R E TU R N
P R A G U E . Dec. ? » - - 4A h - N l n # ^
Chin*** delegate* returning
to
Peiping fr«m Lake Succeae left
Prague by elr for Moscow today.
Th e y had been in Prague since
Wednesday. General Wu
lleiuChuen beads the group.
M e nek Firrllnger. Ctechotlovak
deputy prime minister and acting
foreign mlnlater. and Ten Rhl-I-tn,
Chinese ainhtMador, were among
those who saw them off at R u iyn# Airport,
^
V IS A IN SK Y
Dee.
iT W lto if
W Ptoia
PARIS,
R ETU R N S
t * - b P ) - 8nvif*
Andrei Y . V Iby #ir today *8r
— ir*T#rti s k a e S T had
Batted Nattou* meethwn. He spent th* night In th#
lloelet Erahaiay and took off from
O rly Alrdrim # ta a special plan*.
*
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PAGE THKfcJtS
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
SATURDAY DEC. 23. 1930
General Walker, 8th Army Commander, Killed In Korea
fighting General Is
Killed In Head-On
Collision Between
His Jeep And Truck
S E O U L DecT 23— */P)
lx
General Walton H Walker. U . SEighth Army commander *»•» kill*
rd almort init.vntly today in a headon collition ol lu* jee|> and a
fuck.
Walker, a li«liim«c protege ol
the late George S. Patton. Jr., di-d
while emoutr lu the wrstnn Ko
rea front wheie hi* lorce* ate
bracing agamrt a threatening new
Chineie Red.
There were tome conflicting verliont of the fatal )ee|i ttnaihup
_» id the moment of Walkei t death.
The flit! official army tertion
wat given out to hit 'tunned ttaff
officer! who were called into what
tome thought would be a touline
briefing or a hearing of the gen
eral’* I'll rut mat mettage to hit
troop*.
The ttaff wat tailed to order by
Map General Erven C- Allen who
, 'old the uificert:
* " | hate a chocking tlatemenl
to make. General Walker wat virtuallv inttantly killed at 11 thu
morning when lot |**P tull**"1
head in with a liucl
8«n i» wltne**** taut " ’niter *
i»ep. northbound front
twervr .1 to avoid a head-on toll!tioi. with no American weapon*
carrier driven by a South Korean.
The jeep tnitt'd I lie earner, which
d pulled out ol a southbound
nvoy.
.
.
O n e version wa* that the i**P
-truck a telephone pole and roiled
over twice Another «ald the i #* p
rollided with a tiuck.
„
Called “the little bulldog by
men who often taw him
the
front, tleneral Walker recetd y
directed a 120-mll* pullback to
fifip e i Chinese effort
I*in hi*
army against the Yellow Sea.
Death overtook him near the
SHth Parallel whera Chine** troop*
♦ppear to be matting for a power
ful pu«h on Seoul.
Ill* Immediate declination wa*
■aid to have b*en the Ilril»»h 2 ith
Commonwealth ilrigade. He had intended to pcnmnally present a ci
tation to the 27th.
The feep wan sms-bed into wlial
observers called “a fearful met*".
The wreckage wat tlamllng righl
(
I
(K D IT O It'S N O T E : Don Whitehead tetrean Associated Press
ear correspondent, arrived in Honolulu fur vacation this week
from the Korean « s r front. Whitehead knew Walker when the
General was a brilliant lank war potege of General George S.
Paltol, Jr., in World W ard. In Korea, the two renewed their—
acquaintance. Whitehead in this dispatch, tells of a recent in
terview with Walker.)
II) DON W H IT E H E A D
H O N O L U L U . Dec. 23 -</V) Lt. General Walton If Wallet died
in kurra while still hoping he could tend hit U. 5. Eighth Army into a
couiitri-offentive .vgjimt the Chtnete Red armict.
In one of hi* last interview* with this cotretpundcnl. Wallet taid
“The time is coining when my ♦
army will stop withdrawing. And dependent force.
Perhaps hi* greatest achieve
then We will attack. We will at
ment in Korea was the defense of
tack *• toon as we are able."
The stocky, hard-jawed warrior the southern beachhead perimeter
from Helton, T r y ., wag killed in the early days of the war.
north of Seoul whrn hit jeep col when hi* army was gieatcly outlided with a South Korean truck. numliered hy the lied Korean*.
There were times when Walker
And hi* ambition to attack was
wiped out in one tragic accident did not have so much a* u platoon
in reserve. Every unit lie had was
i.f war.
I was asked to come to W alk committed to battle to hold that
ers' office at Eighth Army head thin line until enough power could
quarter* in Seoul for an interview lie muttered for an offensive.
Once he admitted hr did not
Ml day* ago. I wa* a hit surprised
because Walker for week* had have a t i ^ l r unit in reserve.
refuted to see or talk to cor- Then hr smiled ami said. "You
won't find that in the bunka, will
respondents.
Wslker slapped a fill into hi* you? Th*v would *ay you were
cratv to fight a war without re
hand and said:
Hut that’s what we ste
“ My army never ha* hern in serve*.
doing— because we have to."
headlong flight. This hat been an
This 6 feet-it I '2-inch General
orderly withdrawal and under iny
complete control at all tiinrs. It wa* the grandson of two Confed
isn't fair to toy troop* to -ay erate army officer*, lie attriidrd
there ha* been any panic or head Virginia Military lo-tltiitr and
then was graduated from the U.
long flight.”
S. Military Acadeuiv in 11*12. lie
It It true the Eighth Aimy did entered World Wat II at a In ot
make ali urdeily and Writ-planned enant colonel, and wa* chosen to
withdrawal
in
frfnt of the command the
famous
“ghost
Chinese lied* who outnumbered corps.”
l !. N. troop* n* much a* five to
Walker was not a headquarters
one.
general. He shuttled hack and
The retreat of the Eighth A r forth to the front constantly to
my was a hitler dor* for Walker check on his troup*. It was not
If he doubted the wit.loin of m utual to rre hit three 'tar jeep
General
M acArthur’* end- the- III the shooting tone. And he
w ar-hy-O iriitinat offensive, he would not have hr-d«d any rdgave no hint of It— hut he mad* vice lu lie cautious ev n if (l had
it clear he wa* only carrying licrn given to him.
out orders when lie attacked on
Once hi* HU-year-old mother
Nov. 21.
wrote him:
"Son, there's no use for me to
Most correspondents frit W alk
er had done a masterful Job In b*g you to take care of yourself.
handling the Eighth Arm y— under 1 know you’ll not do It. Write me
the handicap of not having full if you have time, hut don’t worry
command of the Korean battle- about me."
The General took out time to
front. Actually, he had no com
write to hit mother. But, he wa*
mand control over the U. 8 . 10th more Interested in the welfare of
Corp*. which ojverated a* an in- his army than hi* own safely
Walter Danirosch McC'loy Confers With
Dies From Heart Socialist On Defense
N , Germany, Dec. 23— </V)
Attack In Night — BU ON
. 8 . High Commissioner John
* Nrwtmen arriving ahortlv after
IJie 10 A.M. acrideiit, *aw two large
Tfool* of blood near the wreck.
In one n i l a pair of triage*. The
tleneral. hi* aide and two unidenti
fied sergeant* had been taken to
NEW Y O R K fc c . 23 T/P>—
the hospital two mile* down the Walter Damroich. conductor and
MaJ. tleneral John II. Church, compoter for more than half a
whose 21th Division wat one of century, died of a hr ail attack
the hard-fighting outfit* in W al last night at the age of 88
ker'* army, arrlveil at a field hosExcept for household hrlp, hr
pital ihoitly after th* tleneral wa*
wat alone in hit ihiee-tlory Browntaken there
“ tleneral Walker I* dead, a
•lone home ra il ol Central Park.
Saluting officer informed t.hureh.
a . .
.
. .... f ,.r t.tu .l
An Arm
y chaplain
performed a
Milliont of Amrtican school
ief religmu* ceremony.
brief
childrennow adults
learned in
In Tokyo, (leneral MacArthur
said he wat “profoundly ahoeked love music from ihe tlocky, whilebv the abrupt lo*» of on* of his hairrd aititi who came out of reright-hand men. II* dl**loa*d that liirment in 1927 lo begin a new
hr Just had recommended Walker
for promotion to four-»tar general. career on radio.
Before that h r had wielded Ihe
tleneral Walker had lieen In the
field In Korea since Ju ly
12. liaton at the Metropolitan Opera
North Korean lied* had begun th* at the age of 23 and a few year*
later opened Carnegie Hall, a
invasion of South Korea June SC.
_ I I I , greatly outnumbered forces •hrlne of New York mutle, with
Mought and f*H back to the area
of Pusan in the southeast. There chief of ataff of th# famed armored
(leneral Walker shifted and man "Ghost Corpa" of General Pat
euvered his thin rank* and held on ton'* Third A rm y. Walker’* u e grimly.
tjca in France In I N I prompted
When United Nation* forrea Winston Churchill to rile him In
landed Sent. 16 nt Inchon. Walker the House of Commons.
gukl*d Ills reinforced troops lr
Walker's coordination of Infan
kuntinir out of the PtISftfl bt*ch try ami armored groups also won
praise of the American war de
Hy Oct. SO hi* Klfhth A rm y had
mcnC
taken Pyongyang, the North Ko- part
Walker, bom Dec. 3. 1881* at
.rean capital, crushed the North Helton. Tea., became a We«t Point
•Korean army amt appeared on th# man. lie was graduated from the
point of ending the war.
academy in 1912.
Then in
November
stealthy military
H r advanced from Lieutenant
Chlue-e horde*, moving by night,
ma»*ed in the north, struck the rohmrl to maior general between
February,
Eighth's flank and moved in for Kehraury. IV4I, ami
"the kill." Hut Walker's Eighth HM2.
General Patton pinned the three
made a fighting pullback to the
etara of a lieutenant general on
present 3Mh Parallel line where it
Walker In A p ril. (IMS. on the banka
is set for another evpeeted Ked on of the Danube.
Walker'* 201 h
slaught.
armored “ Ghost" corp* had croeaed
Word of tleneral Walker a death
Ihe Saar River, taken the fortress
, was received Just a* hi* la«t pule
the 8irgfrled
«^tic ttateinrnl— a Christmas greet of Trier, turned
Line, swung north and seiied Kas
ing to hi* men— wa* being circu
sel.
lated.
“ I extend sincete Christmas
greetings to th* officer* ami men
uf my command." the statement
a
IllS IltlP D IES
DEFENSK
\ D M IN lH lftA T U K
P ITT S B U R G H , D*c. 2 3 -t/P l—
W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 23— OF)—
The Hlshop of the Homan Catholic C. U. McManus of Atlanta, presi
Diocese of Pittsburgh, Mon«ignor
Hugh ('. Hoyle. I* dead nt the ago dent of the Georgia Power and thr
Southern companies, will tiecom*
of 77.
Power
Administrator
Th* Prelate had hes-ii confined tu Defense
H> F R A N K IIH U T T O
hospital with a heart ailment for about Jan. ,'t. Ills appointment
ROME. D r, 23 (,Pt Po|»# Ptu* M l announced h>day lhal the several months, and died there was announced hv lha Department
of Interior yesterday.
tomb of Si. Peter, prince ol the apottln and teveted by Roman yrsterday.
Catholic* alto at the first |s>pe. bat been found in the tuhtrrianean
giollnt of the Vatican.
[he Ponltlf rrportrd in hit annual Chtttlmat menage, btoadcatl
from the Vatican, that s tcirtiti- «
fit- study of discoveries made remains found in the grotto still
during exetv itlun* liencatli Si. left room for *|ieeulathqi hut the
Peter’s luiallica has lieen c o in -, Important thing, h* said, was that
pletcd during the lt»50 hoi* y*at. the discovery "Irayrs intact the
These findings, Po|ie Piu* d r- historical reality of the tomb.”
elated, were disclosed to lie of the
The Pontiff quickly reviewed
highest int|HMtaiirc slid will Im- tits* events uf the holy year 26th
in the Catholic Church’* 2.1HH*poHDhrd soon.
"Has thr t-qnti (of St. Peter! year history.
been truly found?" The pope ask
A year, hr said, has passed,
ed and then gave the aimver. tiiics* that last Christmas vigil
•Ye."
when hr luiated the gt*at )uhil*r,
Hours had been found near thr which ha* “ surpassed all expec
sepulchre. Ip - declare, |, |q|t It tation*."
was not iM>-silde to determine
From thr fuui corners of the
whether “ tlir-e were those of St
wnild. thr Pope said, the IpPeter."
uunieralde flow of pilgrims cam*
Thr
Vatican
ir|iortrd
last us never before to seek “ the great
March that lit years of digging pardon.'*
In thr lung Iddden underground
All the year’s gieat events, he
chamtier*
ln-jow
St.
Peter’s
ft „
r - r rirm
Church yielded archeological evi said, would once more pass
O 'J j ..
* ^ ''t g iilg rm lr for
dence supporting thr Catholic through his mind tomorrow when
herllrf that the prince of the hr d o . , , the holy door In St
"
"
'
i
n
IV
,
n|»•miles was buried on that site. I'r U r a basilica— a vrar he said
p*
In June. I'.160, thr Pontiff con- ’,‘tT k ‘«rulA
iff
I.• iw fltiii.,tili.i*i> i
The Pontiff
briefly
mentioned
sr<-ratrd a central altar dedicated
to St. Peter and looatrd over the the Indy year’s highlights:— the
lepertnl site of thr Apostle's celebration of Corpus Christl, the
,-niisqiiist Ion of Marla GoriTti,
lu t testing place
Rut *• early ai Unitary, I'M'.', the II yeat -old "martyr of put Ithe Pontiff declansi that the ty,“ and Ihe definition of the
t.-inti of St Peter "was uml is dogma of the tsv.lt!> assumption
under Die cupola of St Peter's of thr Virgin Maty into heaven.
Turning to the future, the Pope
Church “ H r devlared then this
•aid “ the most u igent problem is
was ibm,u p tratrd by arctieologi
that of the lidi'ipal peace of each
cal fu.diugr
Today’s announcement of tbe |»*o|de.
n older to achieve thi- peace,
finding of Die sepulchre as proof
that the f in t of ih< anpostles act which he said w*» thr only basis
ually came to Home ad died there of external peace, nations needed
service*
of
men
with
- s o the luotl po'ilive yet made the
"Christian ventiinrlit*.” Ihe Pope
b\ ih* Pontiff
Tiie Pope’s statement uii the declared
Civilian D efense Pope Announces D iscoveryO f
General Walker Was Hoping For
Tomb Of St. Peter In V atican
Time When He Could Renew Attack Program May Hit
Stride By January
J . McCloy met over u luncheon
table tod*y wrlth West German
Socialist leader Dr. Kurt Schu
macher— the man who say* “ no"
to German
rearmament
under
present condition*.
The meeting ut McCloy'a Had
Hombuig home was ihe first
between the two since the Brus
sel* decision to incorporate tierman military forces in an In
ternational army.
The purpose of the meeting
wa* not officially disclosed hut
It seemed Inevitable lh.it the
German role In Western defense
wa* up for disrussion. As head
of the powerful 8oclali»t op
position S liiinun-her ha* Im come
a *|mkr*ntan for strong anll-tearmntnrnt groups in West Ger
many.
Federal Chancellor Konrad Ad
cnauer ha* agreed to put Germans in uniform again on a
hail* of equality with the other
western powers. H u t. Ihe Sodalist* still stand on •their "no"
to Iny German rearmament until
the allies commit powerful mill-
Senate And House To
Iron Out Differen
ces In Conference
W A S H IN G TO N . Dec. 23 </P)
Safely pad it* two tna|or congicti hum I huidlrt, Ihe Adnunnliation’t
uvil defense ptugiam appealed trl
today lu bit iti tindc rally neat
month.
All signs pointed toward* the
Houir and Senate getting together
on a cottipiomitr lull and tending
It to the White Houir brfoie the
new Ciingirtt lair* nvri Jan. 3.
Ihe lull would rtlabltth a nrw
independent Civil Delrnvr AdininuIration in the government and gtvr
ill civilian head vatt jKiwrit in
tunc td an imminent ot actual
enemy attack. Preterit plant call
lor a $1,100,000.(100 outlay user
a llitcc-ycai |*rriod lo liolilei the
lialion’t horn* delcntet.
Mr Truman alreadv ha* laid Ihe
oiganlrational hare fur the proyiain hv •ettmg up a civil defense
agency headed hv Millatd I . Cald
well, former Governor of Florida.
The Senate approved its ver•ion of the hill yesterday without
s ireoid vote. The measure now
,-im-s to a Senate-House confer
ence lu compromise difference*
Iw-twcen tin* version and on* pass
ed earlier hv the House.
Before tin- Senate voted.
it
Btficril to strike out two sections
objected to hv Senator McCairall
lit Nevt. Clue of these would have,
in effect, permitted the new agency
to o|irratr without any court revten uf It i actions. The other. M rConan said, would have violated
the Fifth Amendment regarding
the right of individuals to sue to
redress n wrong.
In addition to the emergency
provision*, the Senate hill would
rive the Administrator a wide
grant of tmwer In advarre of any
real or threatened attack. These
include authority to:
I Coordinate nil Civil Defense
activities of the government, in
cluding those iif the Atomic
Energy Commission Olid defen**
establishment.
2. Establish a rommuniraliona
system, which should not. unless
absolutely necessary, duplicate any
existing system.
3 Develop adequate
civilian
bomb shelter design and materials
for protective coverings.
4. Utillie existing government
ngrnrirs for earning on research
to afford protection insofar a*
possible Against the effects of
atomic, radiological, chemical, hoc
leriologicab biological and othei
methods of attack,
6. Designate after consultation
with the Seretarv of Defense eri
lical target areas and its* these
as a basis for the allocation of
federal funds to the slates, primarllv for the construction of luimh
shelter*.
I*. A. MEIM), SHERIFF
Sharon lias sMerry Htu Says Yugoslavia
To rikfht If Attucked
Christ mas Af t e r D E I.iiltA D E , Yugoslavia. Dec.
(AA— Premier Marshal
Tito
Patches Re t u r n s 23—
•ay* Yugo-lavia will fight “only
DETROIT, D .c. l' i oVi Fiveyear-old Sharon Anne Braden
wanted only one thing for Christ
ina- She wanted Patches hack
Her pel puppy had Imm- ii taken
awny and lllto Sharon couldn't Im'
raided with promise* of toy* and
•loll-.
Sharon asked Hants Claus m a
downtown department stole to
hrlp gs-t I'ntrhe- hack
And what had happened to
Patche*? Santa asked innocently.
Sheron stumbled over a renly,
hut tin mother, Mrs. Thomas llia •len. explained:
Patches via* taken to the Michi
gan Homan,- < W P 'v wh11* ‘•hnr-o
was off practicing for s Christmas
eve play last Sunday.
Sharon's parent* had real-red ut
once II wa* n mistake to gel t i l
of the puppy. T'Milh ninths m
furniture weren't ••• Impoitaiit. af
ter all.
Tear* filled the hour- Sharon
•hoqld have |#eli a-leep Tin child
lost apne'ite.
The |tr*den« ealleil the society
shelter the nevt dav to retrlve
Patches Th ey learned -In- nlrra-lv
had n ne\s- ovsner Thev thought
they were defeated when thev
were *old of n *ncletv rule m-nin-t
revesting th,. name of s pet's new
owners.
Santa derided thee*
« w*"
to get I'etehe- t-ark lie osve n
fnll *ee«unt ••( Haron's plight to
the news..*oer*.
P L A N K M ISSING
V A N C O U V E R . II. C.. Dee. 23
A Canadian Pacific Airlines
DC-3 wilh IH ptrsons atmard dis
appeared lute yesterday shurtly
after it took off on a Vancouver-Galgray flight.
T h r twin-eng n-d plane failed
lo reach Penticton. II. C., Its first
scheduled stop 1X0 miles ea't
of here. It'« last radiy report lu
An offieisl of the Hum*-'* S o
miles out from Vancouver said ciety astured Ihe Hiadens the *o
It was flying at in altitude of elete never *see% rote- nb-»v** the
16,000 feel.
feeling* of ehlldin The Shelter'*
a musical festival.
Datnrosch for many year* dir
ected the New York Symphony tary force* to
Orchestra, years during which he West Germany.
composed operatic and other mu*lr
widely acclaimed in his adopted
land.
He went to France in the first
World War at the request of Gen
eral Pershing to set up a school
for Army handmsaters.
A calm, unthreatriral conductor,
Datnrosch used to delight au
diences with his hahlt of turning
aruund at the end of a numlier he
liked and remarking:
“ Now, wasn't that a honey."
II* wa* luirti in Germany and
throughout hia life had a derollon
to the Wagnerian rlassle* of hit
native land. _____________________
<MW<UMSVWSKM<KWSV
Du
defense
of
staff siM-nt
an hour to o H n f
through the record- for Patche '
adonter, Mr*. Eri>el Crump.
Mr*. Crum p also had heard <*f
laid.
"Your valiant ami unselfish con
tribution to the attainment uf the
Christmas Ideal of 'on earth peace
to men of good will' will remain
an everlasting Inspiration to those
who follow in your path. I beseech
for each of you th# bleating* of
Almighty God and of Him who*#
birth w* commemorate."
General MacArthur lauded W al
ker ai "a brilliant military lend
er."
"Ills gallantry In action has been
an inspiration to all who served
with him." General MacArthur
aaid, "and hi* loss will be keenly
felt not only hy our own country
hut those allied with U* In defense
.of freedom on the Korean peniukg*ula."
General MacArthar Ian
(S/reetiH CfO
3
j u T S ia ir g J dj
y1 tkiw*
'
^ ri& n d o
To our Irionda and customer*;
A bright end /oy/uJ holiday lo you alll
UP popH Santo
with our beat wishea
for • VKKY MURKY HOLIDAY!
If our surv ival I- etidam.-ered hut
we will never fight for foreign intrrests."
He told hi* elite gunid In an
Army day -perch veste-dav Hint
II it *«la and her Comlnform Allies
ate preparing an excuse for aimed
a««ault on Yugoslavia hv a campaien of slander.
Mounted on a white charger. Ihe
) ugotlav ptrm iri and commander
lll-fhtnf of the Cotntnuid-t Hlat.au
country'* army de,laied to hicrack troops:
"Jugoslavia has no aggressive
Intention* towanls any country
Our entire aim ha* In-en to iuiild
for a peai eful future.
Santa's appeal. She agreed wilh u
society worker who visited hit
home that Pali hr* should go baik
to her mistress.
8o I'nlehea was returned lo
Sharon last night. First Sharon,
thin her mother, stalled crying
when they -aw Patches.
"I don't care if Patches knock*
over the Chrislmass tree now,"
Mr*. Ilrnden -aid. “ It didn't feci
like Christmas until she wa* back,
anyway."
M ii*l ( l i r i - l n m v In 111-| ip u i
I l l i i l i q l l l ilt s * 111- 1% In III i q l l l t It
I V» I I I IIP Ml It I I I , t vt I q lo m l . . ,
III f lu
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TH E
PARK FOTTn
)av ()f The Child
C h ris t-e h ilc l la y on M n ry 'n
fhe Sanford Herald
I . im I.m. i.,4 I n IIn*n
tfw".
.
out
T h e C h ild is I>orii. hut he ha ye t f«> g ro w to m anhood.
S u f fe r in g run t lu- hi* (M irlion Is-fore th e tim e o f h l» great
na r if iie and triu m p h »»v* r evil. A s w o rd w ill pierce th r
M o lh e r'fl h e a rt, and th e re w ill he m a n y d a rk days lie fore
the s p rin g
T o d a y , th o u g h , w h " *aii d o iih l, lo o k in g w ith love and
joy at the C h ild , that lu-jn ity and g lo r y , tenderness and
sweetii*' s, the |M>iu*■ w h ic h pa -f ill u ii(ie r»U in d in g a re the
win Id' ■ It ue lifi and all tie- re d ate m e re vells o f Illusion
the fr4t Ilf 1*1. I.lllll.
" T i n - ' h riu t-c h lld lay on M a r y ’s heart.
Ami his delight ’ ball I* in On
H i* h a ir was Id.*- a fire ,
fear ui III. Jd>rd;
l i t w e a r y , w e a ry Is th e w orld .
Am i hi 'ha ll nut juiU '. after 1h. |
H ut h ere I he w o rld ’s d e s ire .)”
sight « f his eye*.
Neither decide a lto Ih . Ii' m u ;'
\ < m i ii sii m i : e i i >
Ami there shall mm* f****I*
'
A sh««’i <mi nf Mi. lock "I J*
.
An l j J'-oi: .hull i i»i* fuitlt >iit
<>f hi
Ami 0 i. *|ilill if Mu- I.uril ihull
M il ii |hih him.
Tin* Spirit ri( M ill'll) nil') Oil'll l
standing,
Th*‘ .p in t ui inun .1 ami m u 'it,;
T l v spuil v( knowledge anil «il j
of his f I M
ihall h'
Ami dccld, with equity
m*ek nf tin land;
I *.| Oi
r iif
“ .* ■
’l l
A a Filili'flsl
T h e th in g that fascinate* u* mi**t about C h r i s t
m as is the ap|H'araiiee o f the A lm ig h t y G o d as a h elp less b a b y. Hn* sight o f t in y bands w h ic h , w e re m in d
ourselves, tiling tip th e niomt and ro lle d th e e a rth in to
span*. A n d now he’s m a d e H i m - d f so hnlple .s, out "t
love f o r ij
He w asn't really Is irn w it h a dioek o f
fla xe n h a ir as o u r C h ris tm a s cards represent H im . H e
was Isirn j u d like a n y o tlu'i
vn ot m a n , tin y a n d
id is o lltb 'ly d«‘|s*ndcnt o n the love o f H is m o th e r 11*
w ould ls> h ungry if s h e did not feed H i m ; ll«* w ould
not Is- ( lean, did *he not. wash H im .
N o w ll< j* dose l<* everyone. He w a it* in III c r ib
foi o u r adoration. He hits n**t yet assum ed tin d ig n ity
*d m .in lp s s l. n or the maj* •> o f Hi* g lo rifie d I mmI v ;
fo r somehow a fte r th e re surre ctio n , H is w ord*
.Mary M a g d a le n — ^"Don’t touch .Me''— m l h er put ue in
aw e o f H im He cutlld a n n ih ila te ns w ith a glance it
Ih w ou ld . O u r p ra y e rs at F a s te r a re addressed in
a d o ra tio n ; led at C h ris tin a we w ant to w ra p the In
fall! le-ati ht p ra ye rs nl love and p ity . W e w a n t I "
la k e H im m ou r a rm s , and let H i - |*o*«t- tilth I mmI v
draw fro m the ahumlmi** of out o w n w a rm th a n d
v jla lit y .
Mill jtiil th u d of M arv
)oy T in ;. Baity i lo s t
Ih in k o f how you w o u ld feel il you could have (Jo d
in v o u r a im
s ittin g a t voiil table, o r asleep m Ih next riMuti Mary rcali/.ei| I lie d ig n it y *d h er Son S lw
had ti** u vh 'llo d hy an a rc h a n g e l; S I . Jo se p h ' - d re a m
had re*, aired h**r kn ow le d ge , and St
l.h .a h e th
g ii-e titig hail n in firm e d it Sin* knew that she vvathe M o lh c t ol U«sl ye t 'lie did not I m v o iiic va in , m u
d id sin* t r y to use h e r So n * |«»wer f o r her ow n •mi
S*| let's r .1 vi** 111** sp irit o f C h ris tin a to the lu ll.
W e can tiuild a c rib in o u r m m i I s w h ic h need ne ve r he
to rn d o w n W e ra n h u g o u r I am i to ourselves and hold
lin n fa.-1
o fast th a t, hy H i- gra ce, w e i o n n e ve r
lose H im fro m o u r a r m
W n i ’f! S h n l i S i it Mi I K o n w r i *
\ ClirishiHis Braver
C o in f o il y*‘ n iin f o r t y*1, my |N*ople, a ith y o u r f»*el
Speak ye io m lo rta h lv to .loruiudem , a n d cry unto h e r. that
Ami h . i hall smile On Inml with
la* w a rfa re < aceoinplislied, that h e r iu h g iity Is in ird o ip *1
K ill flllt'S S o i l ; |h«- *1141, In-trad id -ii living tfiTi* m*d i Iiiiii *.
a rml of hit mouth.
liie voice o f h im th a t crle th m th e wjldernesti I’ rejutre *ir wtmian il"^ mil lo r it„i hi'* iii.iv nut t'i- aid of tile w li'ii I’lo
Ami with Om httath of hi* lip
r trr IOr.1 « h « m itil in* |n,ilil
i Ik- "in- s h " lea**-* the roam- l* t
shall he *Uy ‘.he wicked
ye the w a y of the la ird , m ake s tra ig h t in the desert a high
111111111111 miff "ui *n* * "I other.-'
And rlBhloiUines* shall l-c On* w a y fo r out (,* mI. E v e ry v a lle y shall Is* exalted and e ve ry Ii, *hu I loislmr . 1 'ia in hi
l'i*itl W uroltk. <*hi<h 4(*prj,rd
m i t *let t'.M'i will drnwn mv
girdle of his loins.
thoughtles. criticism; |ri rn*- ImAmi failtifulru ■ tin girdle .if hit m o u n ta in a n d h ill shall lie m ade lo w : a m i the crooked shall In I hr U la n U ( imvIilnMnn. Itrail
It. Clio It. (In rhri'M nik iHurtl
g,nei"ns Jn praise f"i ih " -" **h"
U* m ade s tra ig h t a n d the ro u gh places p la in ; A n d th o g lo ry
reins.
till have i .ti. to h'-ai d
And the wolf -hall dwrel* with the of C,im ! shall he revealed, and all flesh shall w e it to g e th e r, In*. « h » n .11 i, «iulri, *H|i « f f in*
In n mrner jiv I u n i II asiin, Il ■ I - i me not rineenlv trim l*v
lamb,
fo r tho m o u th of the Laird hath spoken it.
• ill «|rin*r I hr •.■«*! .uni lirin* 11•*d. mutts'i trie ...... inVin- m b to
And Oi*- leopard shall Hr down
( m* ' If iilsiid I lie mtrct«l,|n m (.
T h e voice said. C r y . A n d he said, W lia l shall I c ry 7 |irarr In lln Irmihlnl Iir4lt,
with the lid I
Tht" muriiin*. O Urmenlv F«ih I i i m i I L’ lv ,' III i l l , m l * , Skhon „
And the rnlf and the young lion A ll flesh i- g r a s s and a ll the g*M>dllnesn thereof is as Hie
i i . I ni'.h Vf.ii vniil'l turn mr raggeil, l«-iM(*tiv ,|* i.'In l j«, roots
and Ih . falling together,
(lo w e r of lln - field
T h e grass w tlh e r e lh and (h e flo w e r >»r"n*ii'li out.
0 " "il lb* ‘Iri'Cl
I'lil icisr me
ample ;-f m e |o b* •,i liic |w-,it
a M "t »h*!n VntVin* i J r r L ' m . " j [ ‘. u lu h i: •a’eause the s p ir il i.f .(2nd Id o w e th u |mui i l ; Kiir* ly ‘ ' g m , . , ' i , . ; y
the people is grass.
|***** lh -r,
njltliima of Vour d'-etr ■ -loiv t"r what il msv lm
•Ur.
worth.
That I hr mmiI el .1* ■. *h»1 Isti'l
Wboir I -kand* i "it ** I *Mill ii wo*
rlli fui an rnilRn »if Ihr prop!'
s h ,.,r ih*n
rr**i 'hr***'
iir • and futile fcai
irn iliil no
t!|it*i him (hall the risllnn* -rrl.; *d o u r ( ,*mI shall stand fo re ve r.
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that
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but
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"f thedalk lllghl nf ImivIiimmI when
And hi* frit in* plarr '•hall '*•
Hie h ig h m m n ila iu ; '* .h'lusalitm , th o hringesl g*tod l t d - 1"*
"hen cm Inol m the earl ttu glmsltv fuolstepi i ' hbh mu
alnrlotltt
Ihiil ii*,u
in d m". fa>lei and ' w l fasti i a
— 1| Iranh, I 10
lugs, lilt up th y vidct* w ith s t r e n g t h ; lift it n p ^ ii o nut
->.
lli-lp me ind all *h" . others, rn.
tl"- vavant lot, turned out
a f r a id : -ay u n to Ih e « ities of J u d illl, Behold y o u r Chsl.
I."id . In *val., up Ih" r |ih'i|« id ,| t'f Im" til*' lit'-' "f III* i "id 'll"*
urge
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B ehold, the la n d (o s l w ill come w it h strong h a n d , illlrt
'" • 'l o . iiilddne acaln-t each
hia a rm shall ru le fo r h im ; M m l d . h is rew itrd is w ith him , r - 1 rtmlPd of (to- littl- th m rt; the nthei
*lfly.
i
Ktt'lm
■
habits
of
llitMioltl
ond
T* ui Ii tnc I" think again Hie s;in
| r i ’i m.»Lf on* •!'•* the while and his w o rk Isitbr* h im III* -hall f***‘d hia flocks like n
word, .uol
il* ibat are Idwn*.
»U l *1 ihr Ifkf, nl n(l* Chiolnn* s h e p h e rd ; lie 'ihall gat tier the lam li* w ith Ills a rm , and i hes on kih.il Vou mleadykl i" tie I'll- (It'itllthls
1i,,L*'t on. he*liras,' cum uli to iv
lir r |k ll*il viippl Oiled hy 4 Red c a r r y I hem in his bosom , and shall g e n tly leoil thos** that rnv iia*u.irrnl>,<'*ii. Tb*n.*hc fhl„,»* I d»uT klll.e tnnpMv d .'ilc . nr. If
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that Ik" in. nn.d-ti'iit wUh tide
Sla*
lire w ith y o u n g
H* Isaiah.
Ineuuelte
Wlulr vim me roi«yine y u i
1 " l<utwark Ih*- unit mil nation
m •d In,lav. and as a personal
! lit l u s t r y
N m l llf e tllli
OnhlttM lien *t home M"n<l*k 1
baliit. 1 "i,|. help no- *o be tolerant.
)4V 4 plsyrl In* llie l - ' l i in V "
of fnt'ilerattr. I.rf ni" ool on
(i
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generally
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odern
fr 4 kklxi »*r Sot lilkinil ot *t>n*l 4
t rllriu , I" e tn (be dorlitne d
lo-altli p ro h le m
Iir* d i n r l l y eiuiliiicted w ilh the a c tivitie s hie and let Ii*,- with mv r t o r id j i
time *d it.
of v u iio il
•odiislritM, K e a liriiig th is . Ih e fie n cra l M otors nelgltljora t>ut mat.- no man
W r 4 ie not in Mvm nl impenth C o rivo n .tiu n m e n t l y antunilieed m i allotm ent of $l,5m*,IKin enough to reu on lalmtv with m)
inu PintJenl Tromon lor llien as a research fund to U> used in rolla lsiru U o tl w ith the flU'tid when he unthlnktnefv ychne
"m*' t>aoal ‘.tit deadly o|>infon *u
Allien lUilkley. • line old nun win* U n iv e r s ity o f M ic h ig a n
r oltlirl.- cbj,rt-f'd with rarl.il. tr||.
i, in III* *k*t»«e would bci nine
T h e liis titu ie o f In d u s tria l H e a lth al A n n A r b o r w ill rimis or pcMonal ntefiiflirr which
Preiidenl. »ml il lU ille y irviRned. have fo r its o b je c tiv e s research, e d uca tio n nml se rvice in .bw. not -r r tn r from osirioii,- molives, have me from Ihe cowardly
the itevi in line would 1* IV s n j In d u s tria l m edicine, health and s a f e ly . It s -f in d in g s w ill •mirk of artrrmen*. when I don't
Ache*on. Hul wIm I i i?*e*t iliinu Is* available to all w h o are e n gaged In or em ploye d hy arr-w at all
Keep nte from bigotry a n j fal.e
•I would l>e (or Anifiu.t in lliiv A m e ric a n in d u s try . Co*o|M*rntion b e tw e e n the In s titu te ami
kout ol priil ii hy o»mr magic v a rio u s m edical schools o f the c o u n t r y w ill enable students mt'le . and In m* feel ibr une
degree of Watftl f If.oaM « , l)l(|
Dwiirhl Eitflihp«(i iiulilrnly inor* w ho are in te re ste d In in d u s tria l m e d icin e to gel fellowship;* fiont the frirndlv stmle ,,f m v |..w
and i n t n neship:- in G e n e ra l M o to rs factories.
ed inlo I In* Wlnle Houie
llest^aftittalaUney as | |n f,..m
•ii": .........
The True Meaning: Of
W h n t Ih
C h rin n u iH ?
H> Krillt* Johnson tn the Oklthoma Ctly Oklahoman
Col. Howie, due* In* nl Flolida't
civilian drienie. a ilt l l l l .n t m
liom (he Sale (luduel Commit*ion
lo help jmy l*u I'lorKlK', civilian
deleme ptoRtam . . w lw h teem*
|lt*|e rnouiih in *l»w «d ihe danget* involved- He *l»*t atkt lhat
$200,000 mot* he piDvkled on a
contingency hot* not in cate. Ac
tually n u h turn* may prove a mete
diop in ihe h urlrl lo what wdl
have l*> l*e ipenl d ihe world
litaal'W** delrdoralr* much lurthe*. Which it jml .tnolher rea»on l«* fthninaling *H utmeteviary
and exltavaganl r»|<endilute>.
1
m
Watching an angry woman on
F in ! Slteel frantic oily blowing her
hom at her pretioui minion wat
delayed lor • leatl three tecondt
by a traffic jam made u* wonder
whether the wat in tuch a hurry tn
get tnmewhere |*ecaute ol the
ttiib in her houie hold cauved hy
chiklien coming home (tom achool,
*W whether pediapi the wat worabout the lente international
b
H"e, an* wur.l have a greater
variety of meaning* than Chrlvtm a lt
To Km majority nf rhildieu It
mean- Hanta Clau' and the pro
test* he hringc. Ilo ui. of thrllllliC' anti' lp.itl»n. the runtenta of
a docking hung umlrr the mantle,
hut far oftener a rh ita tm u tree
holding f i l l '
To adulta ti bring* participa
tion in a fatnly gathering, alien
ing parti**, ahotiping, gift wtap.
ping, mailing t;hri*tma* greeting
rardk and receiving them, shout
ing "M erry ChrUtroa*” to frlendt
and the paoert-hy.
tn many a butineag hou«e
l.'htlttmat U Intrparahle from an
annual iKinua. later nr amall. In
the atrsrti the ringing of hell*
by men shouting invittion* lo *let«»ti( ni"nry in a Salvation Army
krttlr tn more than one new*,
paper description of the Wl or
ligi "needle*! eate*", tuggevtlng
that Ihr nredv he met from the
full pur*e and the genrrmn henrt
To the wealthy ThrUMumi* mar
bring a mink coal or a diamond
bracelet and t«» the man of Ihe
hour* a new vet of traveling Img*,
the finest lhat money ran huv.
To Ihe needy and never too well
nmulvhed a Christ niav basket
bulging with food*. Christmav
even Invades Jail* and prisons and
(manual* are ma.h as *t* zz ■**«feel tietter nf Christmav eve ami
slide Many nf the vlck inevitably
C k d 'lw s i day.
tlilt what l» the central meaning
of Christmas, a word thal grew
from two other word, ’‘Christ**
and ‘"mast". Is not £ h rtv tm u A
favttval commemorating the sacof this W r and Mood OI
of
T Is f*n< Iha divinity of
KR*, :• RMMHI up pte* E
I u Urn whHi « W U
our traffic
mpllrit In Ur*
m m KM i
' e-f »Vf*. J
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—
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Bffi
tha Christmas apiril to the neoplea
a| many races, nations ami condi
tion* have emanated from "another very good man," one who
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8uch projects as this are a means of promoting further
progress in Industry and general public welfare.
No iprerli which h«» Iwrn made
ia tlii* rountiy tn >e(»nl y e «n hat
ifcrived luth wid«Hittad pub1i*
cndoriemenl within the iange ol
nur |kef,onal nloeivafion at thal
d fln rird the olhf* m^h* hv (ntmff Fifkidenl ileiheil HooVfl. II
Picodenl Tfunun *loe, not ln**w
th*l venlimenl i* divided on Ameii*
can InieiRn |k>I"v in thi, tnuntiy.
he need III he ■<* u h lifil. II you
(eel 4, »kr *lo, whv n"l m il* von*
tenaloti 4nd tnnR(t»*m*n 4*u! tell
them to?
|
B
left o n ly a syvtetn of ethics not
rnifugh of uv apply to our d a «-h yliv in g ?
IMd such gt* nl ami good men s*
Confucius, Hociste* or Art*l"lle
e*et ttirpiie snythmg cnni|iarable
to Chrlstma*?
Vet there at*- men and women,
H u cu to d , th*>ughlfiit and culiivated who soy that sll who Ivlieve
In tho divinity nl Jesus hold l " •
"p rim itive religion" and that |V-v
"are repeating (u tlrm * of the
oavt," the inference Iwlog th.»l
ihev are rh rg m g io n superstition
that ia nutmikde'l i„ „u r day. Onlv
tho»e who reject the dlvInU* "f
Jeitis are "objective In Iheii ihioklo g ." Ihe rest M o p "w lvh thinkera" or "laarnrrv on an ancient
Ihecdoglcal reed."
Home have harth comments to
make or "nrthndiy," n "symplim
ignorance" In (heir wav **f
thinking, and there are clergy
men In this group One o f Ihe
latter announced recently "We
must take the crow nut nf C lirM
laity. T h e Cross of J<-*u« c m *
Mg mistake." Ami the pity " f It
Is lhat he was "peaking to '*,llege
groups
A professor holding the ■hair of
religion In a Mg university made
It* known that hr would not have
an orthodoi Christian In M b de
partment. When on another col
lege eantpua il vrav suggested thal
a chair of religion lie established
Ihe head «f the philosophy denarlmenr declared that "onlv in
■lh*lv* is comMtaut lo teach m Ih-iou *»i|lec|velv,"
The Rev. Htyan Hreen, one if
England's topflight avangellat*
of
waa speaking racontly at an lmportent
port
an! women's
women'* tallage. When i*t
he
deflMd
‘ ' to
- P.cgy, . 0; Jgy?-'*- rr1Jtgfv. v^y "_.»v. 7? ^.v -v ~
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R A TU R D A Y
S A N F O R D IIE R A T .D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
Our Baby-God
'H u bp,
t*uMi*l»*«t KtMlIr rtftp* '•Hinditit
mol Ifiiiidnt m
Hiss
lin
ir
was
like*
n
•r n ih n , I imiMm
II I M»«fe«ilR l t m « f
O i w e a r y , w e a ry w ere th e w orld ,
Itk lrtH *»•
»I h*» m itltr
H u l here I* nil a r i g h t . ) ”
Ort»fc*r IT. INIK, *t fk# »•«•« <iff|r«
•I Nanlwrd. •I«vf4ll, •inricr ttj# trI
T h e s e lined lire fro m it prrent hy (J . K . C heatefton. ( " T h e
«f <4iiiiierr** *v| tlHtrk N. ID#T.
W ild K n ig h t a n d O th e r I ’o e in .' E . I*. D u tto n .) H ow w ell
u n i f ilin ' I l»l %N
th e y unit th is d a y ! F o r C h ris tin a * is th e May of th e C h ild .
l.«>M|Mi\ III 1%
|l in f in d of all th e tint «*f the C h ris t -c h ild , anil b e c u t iv
H im tnr
Mitrt.tu* r
on it w e ie|i h ra t' H i* Ito n iim : we m eet it w ith tho Joy thal
«i n*i m 1 1*i in > it i t »; h
•It C irfk t
* .si all In n la .it I* f e d w he n th e y colltetnplfite the C h ild , hii*
l.nr *fee««N
l.«"
tfcrrr
in* Al (it lift .I m ph. B e th le h e m . A n d l*eeail*e of tile jo y ill this
•1% RiiNdi*
njint
C h ild , wht* ra iled h im s e lf I la- Ron *il G o d . w hich all chit
I
llnr I rut
III iibMiim» iittll**"«*„ r«ref « to? d re n a m : in d n y a in th e Son o f M a n , w h ie li.a ca in . all c h i'
IkHHk*. rmoWlliiRt pritrlnmnllwnn*
‘ in la y w e re jo ice fa nil c h ild re n , give th e m g ill*
HH*I Riltlitr nl tPlf rlHINIrtmi* leer (Iro n are
Ikr pm|H'*r h I r hI*Ihk
*»lll and lr\ In m ake th e m hap p y. F o r in T h e C h ild nm l in all
kr rknrsret f«» 4l ••■nlnr ailirrlU*
c h ild re n a re centered o u r j <i> and hope.
IH« tNfr*.
Itrfr #<!«.itr t| \ pii 1«»« ™11* IV«
Because o lir jo y i* law ond Itountla, o u r g ifts spread
IHIk ml \ » w*|»*l|ir »
H r pf mmmNfi«*
111.*, Inr.. \m Iwfk I IlIrRia, l)*« iH-yond I la’ iKinntl* o f ■ liildho<id anti w e extend jo y and
trnll. Hmiirtt I Iff. hi I *•*!«.
g ifl* (i» o th e r
W e re jo ice , al.--", Itccanse th e aolutire is h e r e ,'
Tltr Ilf f lH U a mr***l»#r **l «hr
A«**m tnltd
«*titrl» !• mtHtrtl and tlark l.e ■ Irngiti* to g iv e way In lig h t.
Pirluiall'Hf f*»
«•'••■ l» r r r
IIHope • M M inls, a I > Herat i *■ llm eheplicrd:. -arig of
r*iil.>ii *•( mH »kr Im» ml iin ti |itlnir»l
In IM* ***•*»•put***, a* •%*!! «« ■til peace to m en o f good w ill B e tauxe on lliij- day we a re con
Al* HMM dl«|*.«|l fet*.
clou of a p iritn a l |m h c *' w h irh w ra p s us arou n d like •*
g a rm e n t, w
hove fa ith that n d a n d a b id in g pear*- w ill
iA T I K P A Y . 1*1 * 2.1. 1950
i ntne to the w o rld .
lint with rt|hlriiu*nc
Judge Oie pmii.
UMBSi’
f a l l i n g
DEC.
/St, 1950
fjo r th
Br VAT A IA JOIf
JINGLE I I M
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SIX
SANTA
«1,AtJf< rent "IT
Ms m r 't* he
‘-it 'town by the
ttu
tin t h is
tic .nl **4S so rrn furcl that wilh-
T r ' V - ’.'S **ut k n o w i n g
t V /J-*
w ti 4 t he -VMS
l
a .*t—-lit I" d<*. be
S T
r rA t j tnt'U ilown hla
'"
*slie's Utlnklog
Cap. w Isis Ii hung by Ihe tireplace,
anil put II »•« npAi'lr flown
Now, if lie had only pill it m*
light, it kvi'iibl have straighteneil
out hi.* tb "u rh i« Instantly
•i ,1
Mid be h.iit Ihe cap cm the wtmig
« . \ s-i lhc»c Ihntichla and fan'lea
-e ie III a g'M-'t «lea| n| a ptinble
I wish m v u|te Would come
home,'* I"' *nld t" h in n 'lf Pudilrniv It*, i1«M>f fipcti,,| ao,| Itiere
lb , stood
Kaida Clans whet ale you do ' TTien he raiighl his wife around
mg u ilh my i np <>n y**ur head?" the waist, a* welt as h* could on
' tVfiat ire ynu doing with >**u account of thr fur rc*at, and l*er
•',|i "it )" iir h' kil?
lie Irtrd to Tliioklng Cap and Ids for rap fell
I'.ib In a rm fl *"Ue. Ind a|ie off. and together they ilanrrd the
t" .kcl "> tunny tn his tiit-lrltnme.1 nirrrlckt Jig lhat was ever danced
■ap ntnl o w l that tie laughed anil on Christmas Kve
And Malty and Persia followed
l*ii, tint tml I don’t tmuw but tie
wo'ibt ti a*, kepi on until today. If ■Hit. to the tune which Yak'Yak
Orr iir r ring' hadn't s o u n d e d Ihr parrot was whistling at Ihr
thtnugh Hie room The ihlbliru lop of his voire
"TArrr'W be a errand CSr,*le'ri«,
were V Itdlna lit their answeia,
one naff nff.
' IVr'II give up ion Oirtstmss lor
A uosdrr/ii/ <J.|.fitkkio.ir.t l l n i ,
the pool i hlblren "
Ckriilmns.'"
Ve- d< ar KanlM Claus, we ll l-e
And so II proved Cor the papas
glad to do tl."
and mammas, amt unrlea and
"Wr are «* gtudV
. T r s 1'
'Y e a * '
‘ Yea*" Cron* aunts, -*ho had t-ranl the tele
N 'u York and Boston and I'hila- phone message n.ansgrd somehow
l plua and Clrvetam l and CMcago In oriler that llllle generous hrarts
rn-I : >ii C i an*tw o ni»d all over the fmind beautiful presents in their
-•■ •|.l lm tinting this plate, rattle Christmas stockings amt under thr
Im i the loving and gcneioiia fe- pretty Christmas trees
T h r alrk little girl had the m u
pl'rs.
lie (old Ins wife ill a*v>ol II In sic bos. amt Ihr rrtppled firl'i.
In i. erciout*. and the great tears mother her hiankrt and hot lea,
,'l >*v iidled down their clucks h im and heaps of other p rrlly things
The poor scs tmn of towns and
lie slMHit'kl. "1 knew ttu children
weren't g 11 mi log up tittle ae|n*li the orphan sayluma aod the hoa(dials and the newsboys and shoe.
plge."
stiine I,ol* and rira n d twry* w e ,,
all resieintfcrerl
Juvt as the rtorb slrurk |3 that
night h r ir r -ir r -r r -r -r ln g ! - went
Ihe Iclrphonr (or the last time,
amt little Bartaira'a voire said.
" I Cl. all right, this time, dear
Kante (la u s tml nest year I hop*
Vfiii will lock up your wtfe llie day
rwforc Christmas so that she •i n k
upset our Christmas a g s m ''
"
AI that they t».|h ta il- tied *<*
I"Oil that It aet the hells ringing in
all Ihe rh orrh ale-pies and Ihe
Christina* caiolers in lh » '*eeta
began tn sing
The purr while snow shone in
the frosty moonlight like tinten
pearl*, •ml the gleaming Irielra
hung from the tree* like brilliant
diamonds, amt the shy was aa Nne
a* lur*|u"l(*w I n Ihe dear old e a r t ^
hs.| decked Itself In the lo v e lie s t
of yulrlifle Jewels
■A - A Ihr I'K rU tin n j belfs hegaa
In r ll n e ,
flfc? TjIf hennllfwt. Me*terf CAefct.
Hioa-flm* "
M l t l Y C H IIITM A B
•p. t-ivo, King I'rdtiir* Xyndirde, Inliner, let u<« .-it IrnM irfrain from
ii-|ilviiir in kind . . and iahw me
ii'diriil l» |timk a- 1 Ihmight on
.1 ,lnv lo mv rhiMbo"d «lo u I
found a M l- autumn flower, full
blown, iint'ii "U*>1 in euilv be.
I ri mv ibanie .it needk '■ mo
fiililtv atrlvr two *econl, tgefnir,
in .I' ol of one ccori! alter, the
llttplllw I" llttrl l.|,l-idielnv . ■ and
lit rue •eineinl'ci Ill'llv nflen ihe
let me. instead, h i memory, the eoldier-eowlary-aiiplane dreams on
lim itfn led r r -t a r v nf mv lirsl m
his midnight pillow.
W
Huge with a bote rut in the too hv
Tliese ate just .-amities, laud.
tiie kitchen knife.
I d ihrte l<- no moment <-f *nv
day, Iemt, when mv lovn for mv
lov'd onr> i* not eloquently mum
fed in mv words and art Iona; let
nol nit preoccupation with other
thing* ra-t a shadow over Ihr
steady light of mv devotion.
M-Iiuiiul' i*we I fell when 1 fitwt
Keep me from petty irritations.
lirnrit (be »u rf i»iiiii'ilnir on the Ia-l Ihe iiiiiud-e In ling mv sou
,-i *u in *w, id -hi)*-'
hind to mv rltesl flow over no(i'ls iil me fI*.i,i illu-luo lhat lis, when M g e r , rnntidetil nUeetion*
lelw ir yfe h"ld in Ihiall hv m v are b Imhi! to III, me Inin imnatienre
. as well as when I are him in
tales of bvgone li4ngover» . and
What I mean is
while You need
all of u* «" much- let me plav an
everlasting parley on Ihe little
)pw*l that’s in me , let me pyramid
oi* woithwhile rni'di'in* Into a hdi
of work that will really rnunl . .
f«i ruy family . . for mv friends . .
for mv round v . . foi mv fellow
man . nml through them all fn^
Ymi.
,9
With all mv heart I n*k it, la d J,
Amen.
w le h lr r,qt,*,,t
** 't**
h .rk k a m ' lcfl‘TUr1(icm go,
4,,d
baikhitlng
and mail p,. tbtnk t
h»i 'm n and he added that th.
evangelfst ora* "reflecit„r. hit. ..wy,
n-erurttr pslteio a. Ic
I,owed
lilt when lie lahulct lb- I'l.ari
»*iea.
How do sort, person-, salting
Ih rm telvr. Christians, rc.il}, (, p|
almtil Chtlslma. a* tbcv
ever nearer I,, (bat day? Would
Ihev, loo. lake t|,r « ),,« i
rf
• h lt-tm a - and mske II a t» ,ut|.
fill ■rental holiday ?
" , r •hr I* .........
the 11hri.tm a, inuiir lhal affmu*
•he Hi* mil* of Our Lord ‘n thal
lovrtv carol. adiUfd I.. milllo-s
•Hilrut Night. H"ly N ight"? Can
thee with sttiKlrne*. of ntind *’i 1
heart Join "thei- in ingiiie “tl
C»mc III Ye Faithful" „nd "Hark
The Hi inld Angeles Hlnp?" Ot
are the phrases In tho e lw,* carol*
bill figure of Iprech front their
poin* of tfrwr?
\Ve,P rbrtsf " j,„ , another p ,mv1
man" would million holding to
other faith- romr under the f-oe|j
of Ills Mrlhdav. evrhanglng glfl^,
card* and greeting*?
For thr sake of belief in "m eirIf • gfkfktl man" wutiM thourand,have tier-uiie martyrs eentnrv nf
ter rrn ln rv Ifegltming wllh the
t hristian , u , anil would olhv
Ihnusamis In Ihe nu*lrr>* *s*krid
hare endured arrest, im pri on
mrnt. fiendish tniture and death
umlrr both Nail amt mmmonlst
rule?
I» •** great a man ami
pmfound a thinker a- (It. Haniel A.
Toting resenilng lb, mind. hea*r
arvl soul of a "tnlntlllvr" when h?
affirms that the rorn*r*t„ne nf
Ihe Christian faith Is accf-planc*of the divinty of Jesus?
As P r. I’ollng said rerenlly, "The
world has gone tn the end of the
trait with every nlher person,
avert «th «r plan, every other i* w
utbp * and has gome upon dUattoH
OhrislUfdty In arthoda*
t*
tag, when he
belief ln the dM nllv
____ H it Ideamotion, aaerfdaath, reaurreet*on and as-
<h«l have all hut srrerVed man.
Man now wants the final word tad
Um adequate leader. And n half,
god will oat do. Only "Very God M l
vary God" will fill human n#*d, la
pretod by one of tha professors It not in the name of this MlW tension, Ms ataertlon* were inter- son of Um Trinity" that we have
as an attack an faitha other than and coUbrato Christmas Day?
■TV43^:—' -
To all our friends, old and new. . ,
We all join in, in wishing Chritfmas fop
tn those whom we have served!
May health and happiness await yon in 19W
1 1*
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�8 ATT7RDAY DBC. 3.1. 1950
T1IP. SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Helen Boren Weds
W aller Ben I In Texas
Social And
c* I 'l l O N K
PersoActivities
In * . an-ih-liciit ceremony p e iforiaed in ih> i n • I're .l.y irria ii
CIm i. li in l ‘. i,t"ii. 1
I-IN
day. I*.
S rx:iai Calendar
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IMjius Announced Tor
Toiiclittm Wedding
It.,
n f l.li n r of
'It
'Ia n
I ..nr lit.-n |.« F W, R o i-u . m il
till., t'l.i.. M»mlxx at 7:tm I " 'I .
at th.- f'h il.tia ii .uni Mis.'i.maiv
A Ilia n .. Chut h
Mi
r»u . hton v. ill h .n c Mi •
I .iutn N ell Racer • a . her uiai.l of
lion..t, nn.I tt.il.l.x llik(|ili>wr( uill
hern- a laal mall.
A ll f r i n r h ..( the m u pie an- invllrsl to ntti n.| the m ih lin i;.
The Hanford Touri I f*|uh will
havv a Chrixlniaa i> «ih and cm
err,| .lull Mippct .it «;;:•» c m ,,t
•In- Touriat Center.
M M K|IAY
I 111.- Sanfoi.l T a m . I Glul. Mill
p hold vprn hxmar turn. 4:tHI until
«:<»»> I’ M at th. T .-m M Center.
» I O N lM >
\
c r t>o n u t s
riirislm as Pnrlv
Given By B. & I*. W.
ili-lii;III I n l
c iim s T iM A s
o ld
fiis h iu tirtl
t u k
k
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lit I hr M -tn iii
anil la aiililul
i- c n c w o o k
11
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Im
rt-M n n liiiiiH I'lttitit* \\. |*. 2t»*VIIH
T i t lin r (r ir n ilx anil {latrnnat
'lax tu tu ilax* lie m in i tilth
nnlra n l |*«mmI r l i r r r . . , ( n r
tin liiiliil.it am i « n iiiiiic y e a r!
I’OWKLL’S o m e n SUPPLY CO.
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IIM . n lov B o rI Mr*. Ivan
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II. al
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lati
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'It ami Mi ■ " till i B e il
Idt»* <l|l|l«|t » ♦ * |1|t if l|l|\ lie
r x p i.t r .l to nritxc
t.x lii
(nun ••f.iti tl f»'| (ii* I'm i rt ii Mh ll'S"
IV iiti.li. Tex In »pen I the i h ri.l
I'D lx»( - if wit *• ;;!
»*••» I'lflM’t
ina* liolida) * with Mr. and Mi
«i !».•« I '•••'*n.| * r | 1in •iili'l
V rrn c C. M> *-cncri and Mi • I dl fi‘iti S**i «n ' ait *n «t ran*lrliil«i d
ian Vickery. .'It. and Mi < Ural,
ill
Kite* »:i|»rl
Tl'*‘
ixlio an- oil Ihvit hrddtnc triji, xxdl ll*’i Ihtfti il*l I II*
•l|. «*M|*|f» t*l
It l.tr in (W «»*a. lex. when In .
tin* l*t••!«*, h I ti in* <1 VBf .ImiiI.I
a u w ia li-il wiHi tin llanirl Oilftxx- I llljf
M lilttUt
F itlin c Coinpanx.
\ fif ••••I
f »i »ii »*i t I 111i»* if, il»*
A l hii Ima Cantata. **111 Slat
M ill Rhine a,” m il la- civrn at
the I a kr M a iv Conmillliltx IhIII.I
" , I*. *1. at Sair,* I* ml Ha,,||,t
Inif.
t Imre It.
>li
Marnui llm m an ••i • t a
H 'K N I t l l
in a -lrl of rtrvitHinil (ol a lliidnal
Tin- Chapel Chou "f da Knit
T h .- Hu m. • att.l P rn fo ii.tn x l |um(rani. «(••■# whi. h a
laiffel
lU p tu t Church m il hoM it
W tiltini’
t ’luh held it*
annual dinner n a . hcrxiaj llurine th*- dm
M l at 61 1'. r M .,,
Chrtnliiin pa rty Th u rw la v niffht at tier, tin p tr»i< h n l. 't i
IV 'I
l.tlir >tmr (until) .mil fijriula Im a
21. 'Ii
t* I tmr’ 4flt| 111*
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II
III |«*ltill Wi idifi** iti.ii» Ih **
••li«(* |«nI In It r
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S e rv ic e
H o ly C ro s s ('l i u r c l i
T ia .litio iu l C h n»tm a*
hvinn*
I I at).I *111 r, im nit inuxoit.int
■nl of il S*' t ' lex. din- Prrx-r»»-
i x... I I!...- i.mal Hymn* will
I .......... . h Ik I ixxn l " t l C"me
. I •th fu l1 an t Mlla rk ! Die
*»»•! ••Tin
lit
ih| kneel* -inir." Th e
ermnit
'-t mu will Ik- the iK-autiftil old
T»t.* Gif.fr, 4 « •»*f* •••nf* ffr ii a
l.npli-tx land, "Ijpd re t xe merry,
Cl* #11 in mat tt**C« 1.\ It* i father
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Nit#* ix it |«#1 #lx m 1l|#-f xxrddine I Seiitlemen.”
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New Y ear’s Eve
(JENEVA NEWS
PRI'.V ' I I
i la- iro l * B a p tiit Sunday
C|a • nrld it. ( V - emlier it i«-ii-ir
la l Monday inchl al (he lomi. »f
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A ldrrm an daochtrr of '|i
and
Mr*. W . I - A ldrrm an. Tho*»- lire
arnt n n e : 'll* . I l.n t v Wal. oil
mol Mi*. II. F . Wheeler of t Ivied'.,
Mr*, tlr.icr Mathietix of Hanford.
'Ir> I to illr Nnrtnp. Mr*. Kd tluv
r l t r , '| | .. M am ir Malhleiiy, Mi
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Mi*.
Krediiik
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Mr*. C lo ve r la’ Kile*. Mr* Ki*-I
Ynut*. Mr*. Annie Wccifon. 'I t
T . 'V. P rrvn tt. Mr>. I’ra ij Vat
l*meh, Mr*. J . C. till!* and Mi
Helen Mi H ill nf Geneva.
Mr. and Mr*. Gcorpe C o n tn . and
on* of .lark outvlllr kiw-nt
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CHRISTM AS
A s wc enjoy to (lir tallest, (lie /oy.s nl ;i I loppy
Christians Season, and await the comitiK ol the
New Year, we pause anil look liael< with joy over
the dosing twelve months, to new friendships
/mined and old ones grown stronger. Looking
toward tlw future, w r are grateful lo folks like you
who have, in many ways, made our pm nicy through
the past a pleasant one. Please consider this our
pledge to merit your continued patronage.
IDA STATE BANK of SANFORD
•The Friendly Bank'
Hepotils Iniuix-d up In ftM.OUO
�SATURDAY DEC. 2X 1*S0
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
takes; lark of good material In
ilr|nh; susceptibility to injury;
“ may lit’" Nut re
I tame wasn't
"hungry enough'* for victory af
ter four undefeated w iw n*.
The IrUh coach frankly yearn*
for a Utter iierformance next
fly TO M IIR A N A G A N '
fall, ami he intend* to get It,
" I promise thi*,1' he >aid in an
S O U TH SEN D . Ind„ Dec. 2 J - ( f l ' > - F r . n k Leahy of Notre
interview, "Notre Dame coache*
Dime lays he hat nothing hut pfeaianl memorirt of the 1950 Im h
and [dnyrr* wilt work harder than
football team which had the worst record of any hr ever coached
ever U f o r r - and we've nlwuyStill, he'd rather look ahead than back.
woilted hard— to improve neat
He praiird his 1950 playrrr highly. He has said many limes that yi ar.’*
Thi* i» what he mean*:
their spirit In adversity wa* an
"!.a*t fall the margin of dlfInspiration to him. Hut— that four lost, one tied, four won.
Leahy ha* analysed for the A s feience in two of our lo**e*
doesn't mean he wilt lie satisfied sociated Prrta wha* he consider*
( Michigan State and S ruthern
Ik the futurr with record* such bis 1660 team* po**lhle weak California
I wa* on Idockeii punt
aa hi* tram cumpilrd last fall: nesses. These were reaching ml* recovered for touchdown*. I will
practically guarantee that none
of our kirk* will end up thi* way
next year."
Leahy charaelixlerirally U not
at all magiianimiiu* in assessing
thr merit , of hi* teams-to-be, Itut
he doe.n't *vy that ali i« hopele**
fur 1661—and he'* *aid Jo*t that
Double Feature—Bargain Program
before other srnsiin*.
"W e |o*e two uieat player*,”
he «aid. "It'* hard to find another
Hoh William. (A ll America ipmi
lerhackr or Jerry Grimm (center I.
We'll nl*o mi.* I hark I Hill (ray.
Hark let Hill Flynn, (guard» Fred
Wallner, (harki John l-andrv.
ana atiHAio taitiH
Bird some other*.**
laetsa naans • want*
— » dOam aa Ihtluntftbo)
Hot a number of reuulara and
near regular* are returning and
A Iho”: Cartoon, .Short Subj«ctn
l-eahy thiol, many of tlu-e men,
Pluu: “Ifeapfrudofs Of The Went"—rno*t of them inexperienced be
fore I I I -eaxili. developed well.
lie point' to Itoli Kelly, ilcfrn.ive end, B* an example. Tile
Notre Dame defense wa* crltlt t e m
r a n d
>
died thi* year, pnrtirolnrly for
*r>rk of *treni'th at the end*. Kellv, lanhv nald. wa* bothered bv
ineinerleme ami - injurie* earlv
In the *ra*ori tort wa* a stead v
perfom ur at it* rln*e. ||e ex».*rt* Kelly, a eophomnye, to ini
,is-at wrr*Mu->ii
prove even more.
Another rm .l defensive end
riro*|M-cl i* eonilnir up from the
fie limiin Iitttad ID i* a •'ix-fimlnine lurh, "HI nounder named Ji«-
Spirit Of'50 Irish Team P raised
But More Victories Wanted In ’51
SATURDAY ONLY
SUNDAY & MONDAY
lit U> bcrt In the n n t Washing
Fighter Dies From
Brain Hemorrhage
In 9th Ring Death
Hy T H I) MF.IF.lt
N E W Y O R K . Dec. "2— tA*>—
Little two-year-old Sharon West
won’t get the toy piano her daddy
Intended to buy her for Christ*
max.
Her daddy, A I (Sonny Hoyt
West, died In.t night in St.
('lure'* Hoxvital, »orne 22 hour*
after he had been knocked net
hy Fercy H s-ictt of I’hiladelphiu,
in a lulling iiout at St. Nicholas
Arena.
Tlie 21-year-old We»l, u Negro
lightweight from Washington, D.
underwent two de licate brain
op, ration* and
received three
blood trallfusiou-, hut failed to
ti-gnin cuntciiitiane** nml died at
7:,V> I* M He bud !*■ " kept
altv, for -everal hour l,y artiflrial teaplralion
In
Vine, ni Natdiello, Stale
Atlileli.
I'omniM-don
physician,
.aid West died of uu intra-cerehrul hemorrhage and u c e re b ra l
ci.m o* .ion. When la- wa, knocked
■iil W e t f, II flat on hi* liack am!
In* head hit the canvas with a
Our Christmas Graeti^s
for happy days to comal
THE SMOKE HOUSE
FLORIDA II0 TKI
(hull.
ID- did not fe.|Miiiil in Nnrdii'1
In'* ttralloeiit and wa* carried
fmm the ring on n stretcher and
rushed to tlo hospital, lie ra l
lied after the f ir.I o|ierntiou, hut
suffered a celap.e rind a accoml
ope'ration wu untried in tiie afI d noon. Thereafter In- was re
ported ‘‘sinking fast" and was
ev n&(
K 'l tihll,,
of
1‘lvrnnu th.
Ha,
O f
fensive i ml* Jitn Miitarloller arel
f’hd OMfn'c-M * | io will l»- hark.
Taekle Itob To n rff head* - c
vetal other i •volar Inn Mini re
luming,
l.rahv **ld John .Maiur should
inherit William ‘ iiuailerhad.lug
job. Maiur, a junior, wa- hiiilo.i i
li* William*' iih in several light
•not* ln*t .on.oil, l.etihv -aid
Matur I* "a natural leader— Un
kind the r*-«t of the I kiv-* will plnv
hard for.'*
With a "fair*' frr*hman team
coming up and a xitrnhle group
of veteran* to call on, l/cahy ha*
reason for aome optimism.
“ Hut nf rourse, none of u»
know* ju»t what effect the eountry'* rnoliilixation will have on
our Mpiad*," I.eahv said.
However, in- iminted out that
Nolle Dame hit* a couple of ser
vice h i i ve unit* on it* tampu-,
in whirlt many of thr foot hall
player* ate enrolled- Till* may
delay their rail up*.
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SUNDAY AND
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DAY A T Y0UII
FRIENDLY FLOHIDA
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Sa TIIRDAV DEC. u
1950
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Bizarre Upsets And Spectacular
Falls From Fame Were Seen In '50
Cs
II) F R A N K E C K
A l l N'ta.fralarra S p o il. Editor
NKW YORK <A*>— Tlte let* u i J fot college football duting tbr
yrai ihc better. It wax onr season most o( thr coachrt would lather
lurgrl.
While no figure* arr available to show thr percentage of winning
favorite*, the gridiron season
proltably set a new record for
Upset*.
Typical of the hitarrr cam
paign was thr defeat of holh
Army and Notre l)am c on thr
M OSCOW , Dec. 2.1 U * »lxf i l i a l Saturday of the aeason.
Not only did Frank l.eahy'a vratia extended sympathy today to
Notre llame team Buffer Ra first American children, who it said in
defiat In 4U gam e, when it many case, arc going to have to
bowed to Purdue, 2H-14, early do without the traditional Red
in the eampaign, hut thr Irish Stars on their Christina, trees
lost three of their first five. thia year.
T h r paper, organ of thr Ku.sian
They finished w ith four vic
tories, four defeata and a tic. government, reported that Ad
Not once did N o tre Data* snow miral William II. Standley, form
ui dei an opimnent, mighty un er C . S. Amlias.ador to Moscow,
usual for a team that a year ago had demanded that th rrr he tiu
such decorations, hecau.e thr Red
wa. rated No. I in the nation.
M Army had it* aiding of 2H Star I. the syrnUd of Communism.
Thia, said Ixvrstia, i* anilgames without a de feat rudely
shattered when a gamt-tarkling Communist hysteria. Hut the de
Navy team outru.hed and out- corations protiahly would lie miss
paased the C a d e t . 14-2, tafure ing anyway, it added, liecaute
I're.ident Truman's declaration of
IC.1.000 fans in Philadelphia.
Bob Zastrow wa* Navy'* big a state of emergency In the United
hero. Once he tried to* go one States meant families would have
sard f»r a fir.t down and found to economire even on Christina*
himself getting
.even for a tree liauhle. this year.
touchdown. I.ater in the game
When Vern Stephen) and Walt
he pa.«nl 30 yard* for another
Dropo tie.) for thr major league
TD .
>
Uj Navy had won only twi of Its run* tiatted In championship In
previous eight game*. The rut- !9t0, it was the wcolid straight
come put a hig f»ather In Un year two Boston Kixl Sox finish, d
cap of F.ldie K n lrln tt, aerond in a dealock for that crown.
civilian coach in NgVv'a Idalorv. who was completing the
fir* erif of n four-year roachD ••
'e-* • xt Annapolis.
He,|
S«.
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i
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bourn
W U M n.on'a
Sportu Roundup
•ofhnmoii- iih'ttiall tram at Brandel* C ntvir.it v na» tingntvr pros
, r i T . l t F l'I.i.E H T O N . J
•i .it CCNV
I 'A ( sE s e v e n
pects than (hi oat ha onto taichT e llin g New Vark
-t x .it ,w rite r, u I h iu I the setup at
the new school, which somehow
ha« come up w ith a handful of
tall 2t*0-puundcra, lt<-tiny vighedt
“ A t tra -t the«r I h iv * hail all play-
N E W YORK. Ore £>— u r t Frank Friaeh ami Freaco Thomp
son. a couple of g u )» who hate to
ln«c 1*11 fa met, u err cxi hanging
harlwd plca*antrir« l>vfotr the
first showing of the IPSO World
Scrii'i movie and somehow the
ronveication itot around to an
other haul loter, llurleiirh (.rime*
. . . “ I ’ll never for art the feud I
had with him," chuckled Thump»on . . ” 1 had Just joined inr
Phillies and my first turn at t-at
against him I got around to
third l>a>r . . I watched him come
up with that .pitluill (Fresco
demon.trated vividly) and drcidrtl
hr couldn't are me if | tried to
steal home . . So '.hr next time
I Went for home anil he throw me
nut liy aliOlIt -10 fret . . | cut
aero., toward my (x.tition at se
cond ha.r and a. I pa-aeil tirimrs
irrnwled at me: 'Where do you
think you arr, in Dint Im.h h-aruiup at Buffalo?' . . So I >aid:
“ When | «aw you out then* I fell
right at home.' . . Well, s|>enl
the rr«t of that aeaaon dusting
off tny pants everv time he pitchmi airain.t u* . The next •prink'
(iriiue. wa* wit I. another club
and I felt a. if IM (well atmind
and didn't think he'd Imlher mr
. . Hi* first pilch to me «a< a
couple of fret hiirh l>ul in*ide
. . I ju*t laughed at loin and hit
tlie next pitch
Well, my next
ii’mr no he knocked no down with
the first pitch and he kept un
knoekimr mr down all ua uiii |u I
fur laughing at him.**
Time's A-\Va*llng
A South Carolina nh-rrver, win*
•il football. At city
with dcflnilnvna.**
Michigan State footfall t.am«
under Coach Clarence illi;g ie l
Mono have lost only f. ui liolile
wc started games in four ••a.on. while w nnimr in.
ft
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tins CH RISTM AS P A Y
STRICKI .A NI l-MOR KIS0N INC
Oklahoin-i
i -n ih -'r winning -treak
-si l,<
1 •
xti i
-lin e d
the
v-ii• i ih- n-Knn's
No • learn,
• Oth-i nisi''. | i a w ill un* beaten aed untied records were
Lehigh, Pnnce»iin and W wining.
Tied bnt undefea* - • •
Cali
fornia, Clemson and Mlirui. To
show how ra n y ' thine.* went
during th» sea-on. 4 imt.i raided
Loul'ville tied M iam i. 1113.
Michigan, though lieatrn hy
Michigan
State,. .A rm y
and
Illinois, won the Hi* T»n crown
and the right to fare California
In the Rose Bowl.
0 Krnturky, turned track only
by Tennessee, 7-0 In It* final
will tackle Oklahoma in the
Sugar Howl, while Mlgml meet*
Clemson in the Orange Bowl
and Texas oppose* Tennrsae*
In the Cotton
Howl. Texa*'
lone .rthark was a one-point
lot-, 14-1.1, to Oklahoma while
Tennessee
bowed
only
to
Mississippi Slate liy 7-0 while
plaving nn tl-g a m e schedule.
Yale paid Herm an Hickman a
9 !d« tribute by awarding him a
Ilk year rnntrart. The following
Satunliv.
C h a rie r
Caldwell's
l*rinceion'» Tiger* knoeked out
the brains of the Yale Bull•log, 47-11.
In the pro ranka thf season
was marked hv one hi* hapnv
family. The defunct All-America
Conference, however, still got
a mem inn here and than- since
the Cleveland Browna, perennlal ronferenee
wlnnara, heat
_ the National le a gu e rhamplon
* Philadelphia Ea gle t, .15-10 and
13-7. Evrn the. College
A llStar* heat the Kaglaa, 17-7.
Doak Walker wa* the shining
light of Ihe pro rookie*. The
former Southern Methodist A llAmerica. playing for the De
troit
Linn*, led the Natkmal
l-eagur in aeoring. Glenn Davis,
West Point'*
thre<>-tlmr AllAmerica,
resigned
from
the
Army and joined Ihe l,o* Angele* Rams. Hy the end of the
7 eampaign he got going and laft
little to be desired drsnlle be
ing away from football for three
season*.
Peac« . s . Rood w ill. . . freedom . . . prosper
ity . . . opportunity . . . friendship—all of
this la the Christmas spirit . . . may it Ire
your* In M l, and rv rr after I
MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCE
1 IK S. I'.M tlv
A VC.
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Two former Went Point foot
ball captains, End John Trent,
(1949) and Quart# (hark Tom
Lombardo < IM 4 ), tree* killed In
action in Korea.
When l» u
Hour-lean partielpated in 134 double plays for
Cleveland in I9|/., he set n major
• league record foe shortstop which
still stands.
Ferris Fain of the Athletics
isrticipated in li)4 doub'u plays
n 194 double plays In 1949 for
a major league rnaik.
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» n the f o u r tl« <l«r » f J s i o s r y . 1 M I ,
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Write giving age. ntucallon, ex L R T MH help ymi recondlMon yonr
Wr Uith lose when
>i"ii'! bring
l>ei inn e and salary desired In
your preaerlplhins to I.A N K Y'H
yard. !> * «. 41V bn. M M »***
flrat letter, to box f ill t l o Her
yard Moek Kill dirt d e llve fe d H o n e 10»
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Phneie I 2WI- Shell for
driveri XMlrn > r.K I»r, r ompl'le line
liunl s Tusedo Feed H to ro .___ A C C O U N T A N T l « l.amtle machine
dontde entry tmo|>* through rlos
fM A H CJIFTH, new sewing m*
ing and sUtements Permanent
hail. K*,l end of Hanford tits
chines at Retl'a. 331 K. FirstWall. I.ake Jess,ip. fool
Han
Kypriieiwr. draft exempt. B*|.
I’honr 1A24.
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Phone 3113.
ford Avenue.
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A M . T Y P E R of Hnllib'Ser Jk'ork
l!.'«sonnl'l> Kales Free
K ill
IN HI.IN MS made te
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Hemlnolr-Venetian lllliel
I'hoi# I.TIM-M *w KUU .
to W. 3rd BtPtmae
sa Choeotales for IIO ffR B W O R K ; half day or pari
time. Hattie Cooper. 118 B. Mh 18—
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Phone 2ft> Hanforti AUantk
National Bank Member glWC
KKPAIK
M O M FR N IZK
your R K N T A CAR- tJ-drive it hv day.
home. Unlv Ifl'F ilown now teweek, or season. Knglish Ford*
bath. Adult*.
ipiirerl F IIA Plan. In.iallmenl
and A met Iran Fords, sedan*,
laran IVp'l . Rm>m 317. Phone
station wagons and convertible*.
236. Hanf.ird Atlantic Natioual
(Prick land-Morrison. Ine..
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a e r ir -
Britain To Enjoy
Nearest ThiiiK To
Ration Free Xmas
IAN RtdollHrr. »**>•«*»
t i t Her
A v en ue ,
t
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Ih e W s t rssftlklf **•*!**.
while they were th e ir, tin- L m / 1 j
*
•lays were accomplished Hint Q n
tie should be delivered A n d < J
she biuught fm th h ri firstT i - l r - T-*
lairn Son, and wrap|>esl H im in swaddling
s lollies, and laid Him in :i luangei, In'cuuse
there was no roum fm them in tin inn *f And
tliere were In the same country shepheid*
abiding in the field, keeping watch over Iheli
flock by night. And, lo. the angel ol the laiiit
came upon them, and the glory of the I am i
shone round about them ’ and they were sore
afraid. A n d the anget said unto them. Fear
not; for, behold, I bring you good tidings of
great Joy, w hich shall be to all people. <1 For
unto you is born this day in the city of D avid
a Saviour, w hich is Christ the Lord. And this
shall be a sign unto you; Y c shall find the Babe
wrapped In tw addling clothes, lying in a m a n
ger. A n d suddenly there was w ith the angel a
Vjn
m ultitude of the heavenly host
—
J v s S v i praising G od. and saying. G lo ry
r ^ * / 5, fk
to God in the highest, and on
ear*^ P<fac<*' good w ill tow aid
m,,n'
" ca,n,•*ft pa»*. •**
A lt f s
angels were gone away
' R l M l f t a frpm them into heaven, the
/
shepher ds said one lo another.
Let us now go even unto B e th
lehem, and see this thing
which is come to past, w hich the Lord had
made known unto us. A n d they eame w ith
haste, and found M ary, and Joseph, and Ihe
Bab.' lying in a manger A n d when they had
seen it, they made know n abroad Ihe saying
which was told them concerning this C hild.
And all they that heaid it wondered at tim e
(HICKKY klOPHK
/ /
Al* Nensfeaturea
L O N D O N — This will Ih* the
closest to a ration-free Christmas
that Hritain has enjoyed since
I MO, hill many old food favorites
will still Im* missing.
Ilulrhers already are predicting
that pork will be hard to eet. They
piol-ahly won't have enough e«rn
for regular customers, although
the present meat ration la only 23
rents weekly.
Turkeys are atill scarce anil
other shortages eonllnue in sugar,
butter, eggs, tea and haron. House
wives making their own puddings
and rakes will have a hard time
finding raisins, minrrineata and
candies! perl.
Hut the Ministry of Food has
just lifted the four-pound weight
restriction on confectioners' rakes
Hhoppers now ran order any a iir
of rake. Iced and drcoratesl. paying
the contmllrt! price of three ahil-
li lirm iif Jiu la i'j In Un- days ol Matml Ih r k IUK. LetioUi, Ihen- esnie Wl «•
▼ m rn from Ih r Ka»l In J r r u .ih'in.
saving Where I* He that I* bom Km # of Ihe
Je w ’ For we have reen Ills »tar In the Rail,
and ate fume In worship Him . When Herod
Ihe king had heard these things, he was
lliiiililid and all J n il-alt'in with him Amt
when lie had I'dlheied all the thief pi lefts ami
•ii iln* of Ihe people togrlher. he dimandcd
»
■** o| llielii w h v ir Christ should
Im' Inn 11 And they said unto
C P l. a
. him. In llethlrheni uf Judaea
for thus ll Is written by (tie
piophet. And thou Uethlrhi 111
.
K S a k 111 the la n d of Judd, art nol ihe
least among Ihe princes ol
J ‘u,a: ^or ou( °t thee shall
J I
-JA j m m r a Governor, (hat shall
.* 1
rule m y people Israel. T h ru
Herod, when he had p rivily called Ihe wise
men. enquired nf ihcm diligently what lime
the star apjiearetl And he sent them to Beth
lehem. and said, G o and search diligently fot
the young C h ild ; and when y » have found
H im . bring me word again, that I may come
and worship Him also. When they had heaid
Ihe king, they departed and, lo, Ihe star, which
they saw in the Fast, went before them, till il
eame and stood over where Ihe young Child
was When Ihey saw ihe star, they rejoiced
with exceeding great Joy. A nd vtfien they
weie come Into Ihe house, they t a w Ihe young
C hild with M ary His mother, and fell down,
and worshipped H im ; and when they had
opened their treasures, they ■ ] ! [Bar * 5 * 5 2 .
presented u n t o H im gifts;
gold, and frankincense, and
m vrrh And being warned of
God in a dream that they I
should not return lo Herod,
il
tlu-y departed into their o w n
w m ntiy auolhei way
W
Arrurtfm p i « .S’umi Mailheki
ling* ninriwnre n i»nind
O lhrr wrlrotne ilinnges a*.- Ihe
large quantity of Chri.tmas pud
ding", hv reputildi- manufai-turer*,
ulrradv lining the shrives. And,
for Ihe first ('hri*tmns in years,
rookies of all kinds an- off ration
and in quantity
A pleasant surprisr this vrar
will tie a large variety of .-annrd
prrparrd foo<|,, off ration for the
first Christmas since France was
invaded in 1 !MU Most are French,
Danish, Mulch, H*linnn or IViiish,
hut there also are rnnnrd corncoht
corn kernels and other delicacies
from Canada and Ihe Mnllrd
Slates.
Canned fruits generally are in
ample supply hut canned l icaches,
pear* and pineapple still make only
rate appearances on the shelve*.
To amplify th. scanty iniat ra
tion there ate rooked Mutch chick
Truman To Speak To
Nution On ChriMtmuH
W A S IIIN C U O N , Mrs 23— (/I'l—
President Truman ts wuiking on a
Christmas meisage calling for nalion-wiii" iirayrrs.
lie expert* to delivrr it hv radio
from his home In Indrpendrnrr,
M o, this urrktnd in connection
Mith the lighting of the Christmas
tree on ths- Whitt House ground*
here.
Mr. Truman announced at
a
nei%* conference Tuesday he was
planning Ihe meaaagt. The White
House rriiorted yesterday he is
still drafting it. '
m s. canned whole, and tins of
rooked ham weighing anv thing
from 10 ounces to IU pounds.
N O W ... T U L
CpfvTBO L rwNS^O
lOhUM Su®*'SC«TB WO.i.11 "r —(3SB
A U • T u C ‘«. u f ON P C T < I
THE
8ANK0KH
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ChrlltioAt
C K F / ra t ,s
rao d x \ r
v .»o L T m r '
N tw Y eorl
rrm c* f y
ooorylhl* f ktautifull
Ta all m happy holidayI
Tropical kero-
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t yOUf
It m a r t ihmm I holiday,
0c v a m O u « l
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SENKA R K GLASS
AND PAINT CO.
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Ii K. Ailunix
I K. Amlrr'WH
STINE MACHINE AND
SUPPLY CO.
207 W.‘ 2H «'•
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S. A u s tin
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H C. Hnnitli'v
<) il. ItridKi's
H K. Mullnnl
•M It. UuiiiRoriii’r
Jack Huriii'y
Huston Hiisltt
A. I'niiicron
U A. ('anup
t K. ( ‘arler
J. \V. Carter
G. W. Carver
A. J. ChcAiter
M. A. Clark
K. K. Clentenlx
II. II. Columan
At. L. Collins
K. C. Daniels
W W. Davis
H. i)«‘an
(i. W. Di'klt*
(*. C. Dt'Loadi
C. A. Johnsun
■I. (’. Johnson
(’. L. Jones
L. K. I-awson
H. J. Livers
W. J . Dnvli
K. I*. Duff
C. \v. Krule
H. A. Kendi'r
W A. Kesli'i
It. I'. Gall..win
K. U rrli
\V. It. (iill'S
It. IV GoodH|Mill
C. Al. (irn\
I ..'im
A k iii's
G r.M im
J. K. Hall
Al. D. Harden
W. II. Himkim
J . T. Ilurily, Jr
J . M. Heard
A. V. Hitt,II
K. L. Illttell
II. K. Ilirt
W. V. Hutljfi's
It. F. I'ulilmrd
C. S. Johns
W. O. Livingston
C. F. Murkowic/.
K. J. Martin
l>. It. Miililleti.il
II. C. Moure
A. B. Newman
I. Olsen
J. K. Padgett
J. It. Phillips
M. J. Phillips
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*t*«l t^a.ilv an.1 |w*'*(.ll ttllln m v..iM rtni* lark in fttni^r * mind,
t«l th* |nn.iht*.n ».*nr Th* ptlrlty amt h* playdl ll with alt (»• pow*
an.1 . almn*t* nf th* h.ch f**•I** 1*t ful (implicit y I ml h*auty Sn »n*
ntl*i1 hi* h**tt ntth tathanl |.»tr*l It.tnr'il » i.J h * t*is»n l..illrt*r that
an.1 | ’V nf th* tlral rhlltlm aa tut h* !*((*•! In lab* a copy nf th*
It.C* J*»»i* llir Kavimir la l'"tn " inttg hum* 1. it.t him tn hi* littt*
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p Inin nil* tn'UtC tni »r In art*
T i l t T I ln r u M t h H h . h hail *»*n
In n j fnnnme ,n hi* tntml »n.M*nlv nth*r th* h'.mn « a « j>a »»'t nn
fnn.nl rl»ar tntrttral **pt*»*mn. •4101 ll mat uOhout a tit m* ami
that tntht in th* i n i ( « lilrl. «* teat human tim ply a* TV* r pro*
hat* i.n.* ...«.* tn Vnn« . nil tn.* i« i. fH<n*. h*tau»* 0 had flrtt mm*
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ftl*n 1 1 htntt* with tt>» •nann.i tip* it had h-**»i rianp.'D*il'
ftim i (h it Urn* HI. th* •«*( h*»
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lil.ib*t t**<1
it Inttnlly atvl t v l t " * h l *» tti* tin twin traiul*t*d min m tn v H h * r
irnlti'llt.1 *nlhottatm
K M * o.l 1*tigut(ik and cattl*>1 In alt part*
M rht. VWI ha.* fnitn.1 It th* ll(l>t r f 1h» n n lId In h*rom* th* mutt
Ian,nut tnd h*It lnv*d Of itlO ltltt*
»on| tlHl h* ftalt* ! "
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a ht»ttf*1l n*M tn d to til mh*
nf hi* ftitnit » *•!**• t* otic*
In »«ntV tn n m p r i f • P t l f h ' h*ar it It hrin(§ th* f a ii o u r i
t»lm and p«ar* tn It* r t t m * Of
hmtndy fnr - th* p*tf**t *•**
f in a lly th* •ntt O nm ni an « * M t u lt tnd )ny
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Wlcrric (Christmas to 3ill
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To our friombt
1 especially made Florida early this year
May CVritmoi bUlitn^l
fit your hoort
To have plenty of Atlantic Ale and Beer
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ItOMplooM OftJ bd**9 you
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pooso ood Joy ol tWu <*»o
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Is to wj*h ycu; the Merriesr and Be«t Holiday Time.
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I h a i«qo* o f lh a H o lid a y
p T " l y p o m w n h t i lo yo u . . .
A M e ir y C h f i i l m a i D a y ,
A n d a H a p p y Na*» Y a a r , lo o l
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ivinllil m i colli pel r in louin.t
incut» acnitit ninth lea, •wine
a golf Hub
lli'Knn wnilrtl until ).**t Jumi
« r r . r ln r n tnnnlh* afiri hi*
mithap. In lannrli n enmrltack
llr ami Hammy Sura.I tlrtl fm
I hr I ,*■* .knsrlri lip* n V (r*%
ilay* Inin tin
alaiiimri In at
(Incan by fntll *111111 ** in til*
nlay-nff. Hut itcht tln-i. **it li
It'i'ai in It* Infancy. Ilncan n*
Cali mic nl ipnit*' miiil *m
it**fnl mmebark*
Th r littlr I l i a n with thr
t*ic
caiiti*
tlril Hymn Nrl*i*u
fm
(ninth place in thr M a.tri,
Thru he wnn thr $IO,IMMI O irm
In in
ttprn at While Snlpliui
H prm c'. W, V a . with a Jl
iilnlripal 285*. rrm n
th rir li*
u n it nn lii tnkr thr Open fm Hie
Si«nn<! time WlOi 11 i*l* emnpairil
uilli Mai’cim n’n 711 ami in
tin*a 7fi
T h n r a f ln In 11in it c**1 hi* ap
|*caranrc» Howrvet, in a *im
m it a h lr
fa t
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ffimclia* I*
llogan'c il’tin n tn I lie gullinc
pninarli* at* *me « f the Inp
achievement* **f tin yrnt
Snrail ttun I hr liiurnr*
Snrnd fm the arrnmt •Iimik M
year «*a» gnlf'a trading inline*
winner. Hy Frplrm her hr hml
*linched the bnimr will* f.’t.I.JAH
wnn in tnuiianient play Aiming
hi* aucce»*e* wen* the lai*
\ngele*.
T<*\u*.
liicctr.Uun,
Wenteii*, Heading, I’a
Miiiilie
Atlantic kind North* South nprn*.
He at*n nn iril at Miami llrnch,
Fort Worth, T e a . and in the
llirrrtic** fum ball at Tniriln
with Jim Fetrln
P " n / ll o*
Soil C o iisrn iitin n
]\r\\ s
a foregone mnrlu*b*n I
would k Viill’il tin* c t l n
vent by hi* frltnu |tfi
Hogan, fivr IlniP* |
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I hr |*a>l t**rl»r umtllll* Tile 1
II ttm ||ir Iiik onr
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\NI> KVian CHRISTMAS
Steely-Eyed Ben Hogan Conies Back
From Death Bed To Win Golf Open
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after
luking
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IJ'iii medali-l pm** In thr l’i; \ »t**t 111 * iM ikli’ x Hot «**■
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eliminated i ’i&rht*t» lii> i-i w m l.r f « t t 'liiiu * * \» |«tii|» *« p iltt* in,
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in the •reond inuiid (■>* Fddie rtM iV li at I mu h li.if it * 1 -v 11 h n •"
|t*ll III till*
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lint l*e nf l i t * eland. I ’hamll* 1 -ftl-t, t«*lll M ill Ml* I'
I I * »% il flit
V i t-,« ' «|I
lim pi 1 woo the l'(IA niiw n wilJi K m tff i l l «iiBt-ii hi |*h » 11 -1 mill
It*1 t ill
W* * 1 Hflvl II i
a I and .1 victory over l l . n n w lio k i l>* 1*11 lt>
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Willi.ini* al riilunilnta, II
fum i (III (1 ifl ' i '
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Jlnnnv llrn in rrt, a llmi*tnn, v%r*"M» 1 l i iH f if i / j ih . n . k
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h i I I I I'll A v*||f * * » ' * ( I 4 n » i i
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T r * .. natl*r playing fiorn OJal,
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11 ill
i'|H |i lit* (•hill 1 ilh.fl I a.il »| ! ■ *
Calif., won (hi* th iid Mailer* T n m im -*
v f l i r i r It 11 let*
In hi « i«(in 1 Jill*
**f » 4 k 11•** ' Ml' f*t
crown with a '.‘tut
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l.iwkr Winner train
M l» v l l r i i ' f l v
Ilm iM Uia •!.{, «•! l | i
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llnlthy l-orkr, the South A ft i ran with Ihe rruty nutter and P «t It*** N | t , Mllit* **»Mf ( M il' ifl |*( »»i Iftn l *•v ' •'* n*
I f tint 4, • k ijitn iia l
Mi** ninttot >Hk I trif r«*i
the uni ami v knnek of (rimming gptJf
AmcHra** be»t pm*. **n* rein Wti'Ul **n ‘ urn ill n i l w ith n t- mii> i l W||a |.«*lt(|i' »! -**) .* f It,
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•toted li** Ibe I’iiA following 1* » iit f |iif —t **f Vim M n rtjtv , Jfl, > 1 >v* Wmi< l hr *
I* 1i t Isih il, \*f , it \ t f i i t i l ,«t 4,n
ttlafl If M,| |
■ii*|miiiiin of nin* innnlb* bo
H’jin Itn In*, 47 \».fik* tn. N N
h||t III ,|v ( | I** I
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hi* failoie lo iiattiri|iale «i
11111
t ln v i i wtui t|y» ‘J fttli |t ki
|11ImImCtin's,
Toledo in Itllli. lli* uni* tu'io
Ntik * 1 1 m i n
it
l u iilt v ill'
f
i*i** i’I . i H «* **
lilllllianienl here -no him Iho I lt*
lloyd Mangrlim liv foot •hnl»
in a playoff In leki Ihe Tam
l i ’Shanler All AnieiIran and Inp
plitc of |2,MNi A month liefat ■*
he won h)a aeeond altaiifhl
llnli*h Open.
The pm* had tlieir uaual
1 Initialtm and in Ihe apiliic Ihe
If •A ml*leil (ieorKe Schneilri,
ttnirnament Initeao nmnacpr, fm
hit p »ii in a player tevnll
Two rnmpiratively unknownhad Mieli ilav I
Markry .if
llirmincham, A la . *lml a rreoid
btraklnc *!l In the flral round nf
ihe n|*rn and uneniplnyed Ham
llr/'M o of f!a«l Rocliealer, N V .
never a Me winner, up*et Front
Firanahan of Toledo on (lie
Wtli hole of Ihe P. S. A mat* in
final at MlnneapniU, Il wa* Ihe
lonyr*l
amateur
in
hlalmv
iltranahaii prrvloualy had woo
Ihe flillith Amaleui with an
B and (* triumph nyet pick fthap
man of I’)ltrhur*i. V C. t'loonri
Hlnr f*ro«hv failed In Bet pa .1
Ihe f in l round
Hauer* Tu rn I'm
t ninny Ihe women ydfei* two
alilrra
from
Midland,
Te r.
wrie the l aye Marlene Hauer,
ITi, ami Alirr, 1TJ, wun the In
Irrnatlonal four-hall at Holly
wood. F la . and in Ihe I'alin
flinch final Mnrlrne Wat the
wlntwr. In Ihe *prinit Ihey tuin*-d plofcatinual hut they were
11*! fim ti I I n M«
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w<*ft •», Mr! A A lit l< •n it
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I y i u i pirlr »*nf,»je f*ttif *JO<*fl W ill
The Holiday Season
MTWHY
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A Happy New
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M r m ill l*« llir ttrnllli
L o t i e t fKeer
•nd Jolly food ftm .,
yetif holiday b*
A Kerry m t
CJ1&6OTL-<Clause
fbjtfvtuAL Cv. Jn&.
Holland I).
Lundquiat
n ir v n .B M
A N I) H R I'A IH IN Ii
MV K. tad HI.
rnm r >ntir wav.
im r allirerral wUlira
llm l
f m I ii n r
lilraa jo il (ill nl Iihrisl
nine am i in I 'Li I !
iv t r s
MrCiHtlim Itouil—Oiil \V. 1.1th St
I'hnnt 121!
rh ont 16bt
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jj Necktie Exchange
5 Suggests Swapping
>0 1 Christinas Cil'ts
I n r g «• n*e*>rtmrnl of uadeiii
ChrUtina* K id ', not* on a li»t
the name of the giver and th*
iirui fo. t.'Kjnh-j-ou of.ion and
Americans Borrow
Christman Customs
then 'l o i r them (juielly in th* \P N*»«le*ture*
nor I hern ran* I i m b u of attir u
American*, although of many
tallar. T l i r i r they i h i k Iii until nationalities, ate completely in uni
I lio Iioiio - l* »old, ol the "cvlip
on about h’liri-tuia* euitnm* in
n» i i v m i t i n w i n
old* mm
A i lhal I lino, I ho ”»r- tii Halted Stale*.
\ In nrht fellow thoilirht op, Helot a n 1 usually placed in n 'urge
We adopt the unil.nl of Manta
oml now l* making u nice llvihlt motal receptacle which In turn f'lau* from Holland, the Cbri*t>
with, a necktie exrhantre. He U placed at thr curb for final rna* t.we from Germany, Chriitma*
f grin d ond righ tly, that mo*t diapoaal.
i-hoe*) and atocking* from HelfiKuied and rightly, that m oil
If •oinooiio would *rt up lllfh Ifium and Chriitma* caul' and
male* never receive tic* of a an exchange, I would be on* of "M errv Chriitmaa" greeting* from
ill •urn— or lark thereof—
they the flr*t patron* My n'Vn Utile Cnglaril, America ha* contributed
would {ilck if making their own la a tioa*iirr tiovo of CFH*tma* the lutltev dinner and the polrtretelect ioli*.
gift* from p»*t >eai* wliieli have t» a* a decoration.
lb «l*o fiirured t but for every n r ir r l#rn rrmnvrd f i-m their
All o/rr thr world ChriatPya*
nect.lle, however horremlou*. there nliginal I n i n ,
1*11* peal 6,rth the birth of
I* , i o i - o o *«.niewh e r e who will
I have, for liittnnro, norno 'to i liriit ar»t (he nativity it the great
1 .,1,-i.lei it to ho lo>autlful and
holy pic tire carried in Hie hear l
-oitnl-le Mo*t people, of rnur*e,
won't go to the trouble of * 1 eliauKintr a •imrle necktie, but w1!
quietly lianir it on a rack in the
r|n»et where it will mnlder. untourhml and unworn, until it wear*
away of it* own weight or until
a on rrachf-a an age to tie inter
e*ted in *nmrthlng tic*idr* one.o'
cat and lloppy.
With thi* necktie rxrhunge—
*heri whole hntche* of gift tic*
inn b> w itpped' for othrr, more
•ip|e nllng I.niche* il become- ,.lthmilelv |M(**llde for all lecl ti..*
t,, be worn and II al*o make* |#ipl, happier.
I ee no leaaiui why the ptlnripb u n .not la- applied on a larger
•ale. pcrliap*, in Hie r*tul,li*hnieid of a national ChrlMoia* *lift
Exchange. rhriMmu* I* a time
when * i* nlKolutely nrce«*ary to
find pome gift of certain *periflration*. »ilrh a* co*t, »lie, etc., for
n predetermined nurnlier of |>*r•on* Frequently the dntmr I* nnl
the recipient; more often the
firivv to the whlrn* or peed* of
donor bn>ri’t lime to do more I lino
'iiiitib a handy gift Item 'reel a
counter in the frentv of lo*!iiiinute
•hopping.
The
ir u d l,
w tint ever the rnu*e, I* the annual
preo illation of a large, nurnlier of
unsuitable
and
inappropriate
rtuistm a* gift*.
h'ew of n* dare xtomp hark to
Hie ‘ lor, of origin to trturn
rhii*tm a* gift* unle«* the »l*i i*
ol,vinti*lv wrong, and then th"
polite thing I* merely to Fxrhange
the Item for one of the proper
•i*i There’* nlway* (he ilange of
offending Ibe giver, and after nil
it*, the *pirit of the glving'w hirh
is auppoted to count.
Mo»l of the time we take a
A grrrllng old in doygerrl,
ralrndeil In good i licrr
fu r a M rrrj Lliriairna* , . .
and a l'ro*|»eroua New Y ea r!
ROBB’S HOME BAKERY
key container", tondi' ,<f I -.ither,
pla>lie and othrr pliable miterial* which have I-eon accumulat
ing for many your* None ha*
hoon u»od: few hear my mine or
initial*. Several have llauhtight
attachment*, carrying 'engdead
hatterie*. and many rarry cce»•nrir* like coin pur*e* nd ‘ raniparrot eorri|iartment* -letigned for
carrying llcen*e* and pirtmea of
loved one*. I have al*o i baker'i
iloien riitaretle ra*ea— all deilgncd to carry four cigarette* rti'irt
of n funk, tine i- magnificently
iiiM-rllod with the arm* of tirent
llrltiiin in rolor, another i* almoat•terling *ilvri and -everal are nrcoinpaoied hy mulching eonipaet*
and lipitirk* of -tranter hue. T h 'fr
are aim *i* ei(tarette lighten
which prtihahly would v.ork for an
undi r«tandiiiK rnalter or rniatm*,
althoutrh they didn't for me,
I have aevernl poou *• of handhemmed cocktail, luncheon «n I
dinner napkin*, n hu: hrl.hu »k*t of
hand-crochrlted tea code*, puthnhlera and nntirn«r»>«*i«. | have
four pink *atli> hamlkerchiof rate*
with huilt-in wirhet lag* and two
inti'ii-dinir w o o d e n appliance*
I given hopefully tiy tin- male «f
the houti'l iln iltn il to hold light
laundry in tlm rellar and keefi
•tucking* nod >ueh from th" •bow
er curtain not in the bathroom.
Never lined.
Thu**' are |u*t a fi w item*,
picked at random. I haven't even
mentioned the combination f-wi**
Ihemometer and tnude Ian that
arrived l,uwt«-*l or *oni*> 100 other
Item* of like r)iar..i'er. Our tr|evidon *et wa» N O T n rlirn lm r*
gift
I would la- Interested in ar,|iiir>
lair on the l>e*l luirgilning bail*
HOLIDAY
SEASON
aM
May VoMr Holiday Cheer go on and on!
CRAWFORD & LAKE
THRIFT SERVICE STATION
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
P ricm ltth ip . . . hi imprint1 hntt rnlltsl il H ip wurm eNt w tird in
the
w o rld . N o w , in th e ttennon of k u im I rh e e r, il trnnitceniln
m ere litiHiiiPH* In w n rn t o u r henrtn w ith itietniirlea n f m ir
plentuinl
w I h I ip .h
SATURDAY
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE TWELVE
iirtMocintititiH,
l-'rnm
tin
fullneeH
rn m e
m tr
Intel
fu r n jnytiUH Y u lp title h p iihuii In y o u innl y n iim .
HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY
' I ao time liU Chriitmai for
B E S T W IS H E S T O A L L O U R
F R IE N D S A N D C U S T O M E R S
our (riandt and customers
an abundance of good things for
Bit Holiday and in 19511
L O D G E & SON
ro o t
m
u v i b v
of the faithful on ChrMllui* r*i>.« n-
ins.
li«h manor hou*ea were open to
all ami tahlr* were laden with *lrloin* of beef, mince pie* and foam
in g ale. Today, although our menu
iv.t still leave our home*
and heart- open .tonne the Yulei Id*.
Tile English Yule log and (hr
huire candle* which were liirhtei) t«,
•Ind n ttlow mi tin- merriment in
uldert day* i* part id our Ameri
can celebration. T h r Knglixh w in
•nil leiwl which wa- fillid with hot
mulled ale, in which wa* mixed
•trained honey with gratfd nutmrir
on top itrated the voirue of the
hriininhiir punch Imwl to be found
In
many American bomri on
W HY I X r AN OLD
C A K U K IV t YOU
i
P E C . 23. 1S50
T h ro u g h thr M h U Y K A lt ahraii !
Melton Used Cars
*-------- C H A ZY?
Manv of our custom* ure of
KmrlUh origin. and In England
the»e old traditional custom* wtill
ore ohterved. In olden day* Kngpo«*ihle Itema auch a* a rellar
pump, a pair of hahoriy *cat* for
'Huy* and Poll*" a parche*! *rt,
u couple of good dclrrtivi altlieor a five-year diary
BUY A GOOD USED
CAC FROM T H E ADS
In Thi* N ewiptper
H A P P Y H O L ID A Y !
Thru ChrtKiinu>* j«»yt*
and a bright Nrw War!
JONES’ TIRE SHOP
J . VIDEL JONES. Owner
Find & Elm Ave,
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TH E
h i U n i t y T h e r t b fitre s g th —
U Protect Ihe pear* of (hr WortW;
To Promote the Progress of Amities.
To Prodoc* Prosperity for Sanford.
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Fitr and slowly fbtsg fessperitur* through Wedntid"» #r;spt
toeomlrig mostly rloudr and roo!*t
In ctlrcm* north Wadnesdey
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VOLUM E
X X X X II
AW INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA TUESDAY DEC. 26, 19;.0
Established 1908
H eadquarters City
Is Sought For New
Allied Armed Force
MnrinoH Take Care Of Their Own
Supreme Commander T r a l f i p A r n d o n i
Will Tour Europe 1 F a 1 1 1 C ACC,(,eni
In January On Inr spection Of Sites
i/
PARIS. Dcc7 2fr-<fP »—
Re
cruiting of personnel already hsi
started for General Dwight D
Dienhower's international arrnv
hrtilqtisitrri, It hough it still h*>
no home.
It was learned today that aerie
tariei were being hired. At least
j o me of them got iheit iohi on iheii
ohihtjr to speak German. French
and English fluently.
An American planning staff is
making surveys of a number of
possible locations. A military in
formant said “ the final decision
will be made hy General Eisen
hower himself "
Mrnllonni as strong possibilit
ies are Versailles, historic suburb
J p f Paris where r.isenhower main
tained his Supreme HeadquarterAllied Expedlllunery Force ( 8 H A E F l du-ing World War II. and
Fontainebleau the present head
quarters of the five-power West
*ra Union Military Alliance com
manded by Field Marshal t/ud
Montgomery.
Elsenhower I* scheduled to tour
Europe In January, Inspectlnf
headquarters sites and conferring
vlth military men or the 12 AtHlaatlc pad nations ivhlrh eont*lbute to his command.
A spokesman Mid today that
London still la a possibility for
the headquarter*, although most
authorities preferred to have the
Supreme Headquarters A 11 1a d
Powers In Europe (S H A P E ) e»tabllshed on continental Europe
“for psychological raaeons."
At the w e n t Atlantic Part
Conference In Brussels some dlplo-
*£■-8 ‘is
“#» far salt am pesrtWf, poeewr
at Strasbourg.
It waa pointed out that spa*
and h o u s i n g accommodation!
would be a prim# factor In Elson
bower's selection of a headquart
era town. because the headquarter*
will necessarily haw a huge staff.
Officers amt enl sled men from
each of the 12 nath m sw lllb * a»
|Cm II*m < as N l * ■“ »
* Negress Arrested
By City Police On
Charge of Murder
Leona Banka.’ ri-year-old nepreis. Is being held In CRy W l on .
charge of murder pending » heerIng Into the circumstances regard
ing the fatal shooting of he/ husIHmnd. Will Banks lasl night at
o’clock at their horns at BOR East
Eighth Street.
Polleo who srrested^ha negre**
Announcer Hears Of
Killing Of Father
w.
James
nounear
of
recelyed word yesterday morning
■ while
unwrapping
Christmas
fU at his home Tn Lake Mary.
at his father, James R. Field*,
game warden, had been shot and
killed In a atata game preaery*.
Mr. Fields. 5o, waa killed
when he went Into the Brown
Labs Game Rea*[-ration near
Bkmntstnwn to eateh a man he
suspected of Illegal hunting.
Broward fa r kins, a Liberty
County fisherman. _ waa today
bound orer to a Calhoun County
atewoner’e Jury and waa charged
with the ahot gun slaying.
S
Woman Is Injured In
Three Car Coflision
Canadatha Holiday, negro**, reraised Injuries to the neck and
following tint* t A k l i coln on Celery A ra w * at (R30
o’eloek Batuday night, It was reM ported today by State Highway
."P a trolm a n R. D. Harrison.
Tw o automobiles and a parked
Instil war* damaged to a te u l es
timate of MOO. T V track, parked
on the road, half m and half off,
waa hit bv ■ I MO Batch swian
driven by Wilbur Holiday, husband
of Ih t Injured woman.
Tb* Buiek crashed Into the
track when the bnfcM wore ap
plied ca nin g It to i d t P U Into the
path of an oncoming I PRO Mercury
_ driven by Georgs Hudson. The scO f M e n t took placu atar the L. A.
feramley home.
Robert Lee McGill, driver of Ihe
track, waa arrested by Patrolman
Sanlaou an a charge a f tm peeper
parking tad was tgraad over to
W R r t f f P. A . Mi
Death Toll Rises
To Five Hundred
I/ «u e d
W ir e
No.
89
in K \ 0 ,
Dn
iVftff tl
Military Leaders Elks Club S ta g e s communist patrol a
r e a r Letdown In Annual thildren s ~Rcrl f>rarlcr Warns
War Preparations Christmas P a r t y U N Tro ops Tof .cave
MicAfihilt Mill ImLiy tvifNflf ji* si
of fhr Allird U. ^ MMh
(torn Prolonged Pcriorl Of
’>• IhinfiMin firsthheed rantpleted
Tension May Rr In
* rethuffbng *d bit forcri *. tcStoic For Nation
qntrtl by Red Onns'i entry into
tin Knrrsn w*r
»v r.i.T o x c . r w
Pie re-<buf(ltng n tr|M>rtrd to | AHStn U T K I I NUUSS M i l . i n t o
\ I T , 31118 ItKI’O R TE It
here placed tbr 105,000 men "f
26 <,1’i
thf regroupetl 10th Coqu ilndet i I WASHINGTON. Pe.
Fop niilii*fv Lsden hn|>e lb»l
Miytle unified r>mim*ml >*l ibe I 1
the „ .,n l llir nation mil f*re lot
S. (.inlitli Aimv.
By A S S O C IA TE D PRESS
The nslioo counted a daggering
death toll of 664 today from vio
lent accident* over the ihrcc-day
Christmas holiday.
Traffic fatalities in*red to shove
500. the highest since the sll-time
record of 555 in 1936. Miihsps
«n the highway*.- msny tcf-coste«l and otheri made dippery by
freshly falling mow -killed 515
p rn o n i. Tit«t
more then 100
shove the 1949 Chm tm si holiday
loll.
P rrs s
Allied Forces Dig In As New
Chinese Red Offensive Looms;
Ridgwaj Takes Over In Korea
Tenth Corps hands At
Pusan
Perimeter
And Is Attached T o
Bill Arm y Command
Road Fatalities Arc
Double Figure For
Ordinary Weekend
A s a o ria lrrf
Tl.e
I Oil, C otp* Inim rilv b*d
* lime I, * prnnd n| high inlrrn.,
rO K V tl. Dff. 3ft- -',!*> --South
Koif* imt ( hiiiftr 1 nmmunlst
irnan. Innlghl »*njtrd in * fierce
Salllf put .miIh of the )Slh
SnnM Claus Passes
Out
Presents T o
Two
r* rs llff end ! l *lr rnitf* n o rth f«*t nf Sentil. I hr fmt*PKet*d
Snnlh Korean r*pfl*l, Srm il II*rl( - » * hfing rapMiy rm p llrd h*
rilitcn* flecinx
thf
x sth rrln g
*lncm nf romlial. The rla*h het-e e n lint* »ru( Itriiuhlfr nf Kor r» trmap* <*es fnuchl in Ihe
horsngpn * rr». 10 m ile, c * .i of
Ksrtnng, f ran >p„rl*linn r r n t r r
on Ihr rnulr from I'fim g ia n g in
Sfnul. Itrpuhlic r,f hnrr*
infer hcsdquarfrr* rfraniivr.l ih -
Hundred Kiris
Bv W ILLA R D CONNOLLY
More than jflfl rhildirn who
miglil b*vc li,d empty itockingi at
Climlm** tune mllviril fnr *
jnynm p*itv S iiuumv *llcrn<*on
on llm limit liwn nl ibe F.lk»
Ijnlgc III,I l-fln r,| m*nv Im* in,I
t-lfti fv**n, Sant* I 1**,« and ibe
Ell*.
brrn *irtu*llv • 'eptr*te sum ,n Iiond Irnnon >uile*d nf m«|nl
•rllon a* •'flrice." Il at-o *p.
nnnncH thit Ifrd |Mfr,a|. -e re
NVitlwsilern Km-s; ibrrr *■i> wai.
fltri «,* wnfflPi) that pnpiilel
•parring » iih I nilrrl N»*inn.
I,ruled b*i>nn belween ,1 sod ibe
BAf lt.l*W§iAtf i| Af Ml I NIC f I ofml Ihfrttijgh the mu a- in North Ktir&i
11 w *a 1,11 ia tin luggett (tarty | force* *l| *|nn( Ihr ItO K -hrM
Fi(bth Atmv in n'*rlb»eil Kmes, Mip|Miil m.«V ***ne fn| * |iii*|»i»r*il
Arrtde ult from
miicctlancoui #■r» ■f s ip M* *. ... tbirh h
-,r uounderl. Thc> « r t mainUti*.
aection nf Ihe fronl llnrv. '(h r IJ.
of ,l< kind it* aV it,I, nrgititf limit
S. Eighth Arm*, guanting ih«
causes- - fires, drowning*, fall-, i l l II * priHJcl (MditMr trl the JM* e lo rp i r«f never Ituilng thfff
MscAithur ishI ibe IO(h Critp, ■lAlr nf Idl-w alr mnbib/ilion
I
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r
a
i
f
a
momlf,e
It.,
a
ia
i
f
a*(*l?cii
li-rr.
and
(itnrfuct-Calrrn end nf thf f . N. ,|rt-n e
....... effnntJ ScnmfM a! o |
etc.— took an additional 149 livr*. h minded to the merer of Ihe ener. j
bsd rnsde * "junclUfe" will, tbr
(hi*it ions, aim reported
*m| m .lfilv m*nThe grim total, one of the larged
Eii-lith. but did wit elaborate. I • inn* fnr thf defrnie ilrpiitmenl’ * ',' 1 ......... ...
i*i patrol* riiding snnlh of Ih*
Gesersl Matthew R. Ridgway. pm enl piogram nf n„lv p*rii*l r-"' l b - . - «*• • hugf decnraleil I'srallrI. the in n m n n M . n rm
for any three day holiday period,
" rr " n
Mul
•• * •Itrmpling tn drlrrm inr t 'N on
covered the 78 hour* from f#
U'. i|d Wsr II Altbome Dnniiin innbilirslmn.
dlion*.
ftnl there * i f C n n g i e a > n i- m b r, , h*itU l a b l r , b f * p e , l hijil, «-itb (>ifP. M . Friday In lad midnight. Lad
cornmandfl. altivrd <n Knrra fr,'i« trialling ihr ill-p'rpatrd Am riwanlI »^f»lr O
Asii'Uog
t n in
*tl,l,,*g ''ini* rI itlam
n* O LK N « I.I M F M s
year’s total for the Chridm ai holi
the IVnlsgnn *ts TnVvn tn assume
lililitarv ft-up nlirn th» Korean pauing mi* <be pieirnl » » » com
IOKYO. De,. 26 r/T)
Af.
day wa* 580. including 167 in a
comma nd nf il IP Eighth.
of
I
II
s
w*t erupted, oho q„e,tinned wh» |
herf ilefcodef ie;;ro„(»e.| for h*tvariety of accident*.
.Ridgway turreeded IJ Geneial flirt tl,e
Mr).Mi*
||,C Defen
Pffenar
Prpa rlnirnl*
rt.c
! I-Mla
---a,- rrlV d n*ie Department"
TV
The traffic toll wav far above
Wiltnn II U’alVei, w|,n * « Villeil |v.|„ V ^n»t for »noi|i(tt,
flume If* f|-r*pflFp di» prate id i lt.-( ii lie <0 •l'o,rtb Koie* tod tv under tlfW
the national lately eounrll** esti
frcflvnl «•
L,ic •«f *»nMi *•••■» thre,(i from Ret) (Ion,*, lugli
'i#iuid«v in a )etp scrtdeni nes,
tlcfr," C gecirt*rv f',r»tge *’ N l'I'Iri, flllti nf|«l rj|fi*|»- *firl f|( commend to p i not of die motilrv
mate of 440. which waa the high Evidence Of Beer De Prosecutor
Promises
.
.
.
.
the
ftonl
Under
Ridgway
will
U
'
1*1
li»ll
o|tn
he,
rrved
leitl,
*est It ever had predicted for the
I wm
\ "ilflffilrr
enlitelv
b a u c h Discovered To Show Written M*i Genrrel l/h-snl M. Almornl. i, tnt, man and « vddlet. *V trMir* r**Yr»i
extended Christmas holiday. It
*f i Lf lecktint % | itkvirl***!
that
"
h
»
*re
roqfion*
I
at
tbr
It,- Allied fottr liter d.vndtrttmore than doubled the number
I
Oil,
f
ni|n
ffunmsmbt
sml
fnim
fin
HiPiti
iuil
*i*'w
*h
In Murder Room
Evidence Of Spying 'ilv MirAitbur’i chief of ilaff
vein t.^ .t ,e(tl, ,* perl-ol " I to,hilled In motor accident* over a
S iifti l Im i*f fi!,*ny Irvine
j?*'1 tng d« last tlronehohl to Nottlr
1no ,<»!,, W, hf-t-e
we hope " •*n hi9 Im* 4f »»n*- llinr. Kunt.t hs<l
similar period Dec- 3 to II. In
Korea |,*d * new romnnmfer on
N E W Y O H K . fVc. 2 6 - t f > - A
In, Union id the I0lb r,ii|n Thno t.-- ask> i
NEW YORK. Pec. 26 </IY~
that period, ea Associated Pr*n
i« vo|r#* lit r fh«f nf AI
the toh.
■‘llie. lone ’•'ill the Amerleao
survey ahowed 245 traffic fstall- woman, detcribed by Iter ba*b*od The gQvtrtimenl said Inlay that mca III the Eighth Army nttw
Th* 1111 rat i»l
lh«fi JUflU
noU|I, r»rtv themsclv*. ibmugh
tiea. equivalent to 75 a day.
I I. G»ner«l Mattlreu ||. Ridg•» former TiegfeJd Folliei
witneisri and “written document! ihire cnl|M—the Rut- Ninth *nd Ibt. lent Ion. irskiog the necej- it Ihrir ^rr**n* nilcHnn fnv tp l iM *
Th e council figure* show *5,020
w*r
arrived by plrne \fon,f»v «f
i'»n|frt
4
fi
»
1
tri'i*
rd
till
fnr
ihr
•r« eootrl(.utlon and sacrifice-.
h 4 f f l r deaths (a the f ir s t , 10
_
lOmond r*cakt*ri yrilat^sV bn <,CX|g4wtaJn wtsat ,.q,ferl l> a n-e llarrv An*,* Mom* for * rlpnlrd ternoon from Washington v** fob.
mouth* this year, equivalent to
rhltd-eo at ' W m . A |
C-w . vn |,e .mceeded It . r „ o c ,.l Wsl02 a day for the JVM day*. They where she had lived for a year.
Rcniington lied wfien hi denied lie lmoi« bed Isndcrl in the Ptmn-TnThr !«*■ni i /wjifr,
(
. ,
Mr aatoi lost rqy<tt»n recently YiaMrtl rtilrr
however. Included delayed death*
The woman, identified a* Evelyn ever wsi a Cnmmunitt
tt#ted
th*t
ifififr
Itisn
7'1
rrlpplerl
*r"* If. WsIVcr. who * n Itllsd
hsng sre* nf iniitheait Knees,
at 1 peot*g„n .-on 'r reo'* t « a
— not a *pnt survey. The holiday Hughe* M. Donald, waa found on
ie,< |i|<-> eew*« .'eetint,
nl rb|Mi"n nt> *>' **-eragr sre s* th ’ .'•ilutilsy m i, j'cp 1 -- ul'nt.
MsrArthur, In
min
The
prniecutmn**
.
—
-v g
ap**-*vwm-mi - ”<qsfning
'f-x »*v>Vp| il*le
' ' * specie!
F
toll avrraged approximately IS*'
1. ,
Snolh. i i.irtlon and b a r-,
•
br
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m
c
1
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T*tlb||,
*
'roilp
"1
[he
flonr
of
a
room
It
the
Aihland
mml
to
the
pripiry
In.I
nf
the
I
muolque
nUnltr-I
Nntion*
m'D
|b»re tint mm It to «v ,,',•• 1
a day.
trader- fmp, lo-h, t , - . 1al«o fi« t.e, nr I. rd iron'd in thr pring, b« i HP tn ^p| In wnfl,
Rtrfgv, sy
Califnrnl*. Texas, New Ymk
,1
eels
red
t
J -i. «c H m -o u
it ,.,* *
f a .~ .| ;;7
V,” ., . . 1 . ao.-e, one ralle i-.o
o 'b e t cat1
and Illinois led the nntion In ac
\
c tb, ,-•(' Sslurd*)- •■■err
11
utiibiwu. I^hn. ( iimmrrcf D^p4V(m^nt eraifbmhl. #nij thr Avgr uni unify Kotm by „ r |ifr A - d he ad-'e-1 ♦M a u lto n :
Mil • he m m r ,|n*a tl1," pi,ne
cidental deaths. There were more A strip of cloth w*» Isihrd tightly w«t made before * frderail Jury bv Keil China’* "*urr*pteitio»*” in
•tVe mutt not fa" n' •»" " " " fruit . >l«mtrd It* llsr»ld Ks *n<-r
imp 4l « Smilh Kuteso sirpoft.
than 1.000 auto mnhaps In les
•n-ieht.
with the bi-ied- •>- « ( *bc snd m»,e 'ban 7" dre.re. for little
tervention.
Angeles alone, with a death toll about her throat and a »rarf thruil U . S. Attorney Irving H. Saypol.
it,.
*' . * |,st*tir»,|, •renetal
HoWfWet, he added, thr A l nuMIr to a prolonged ten-ion. In I 'i t l 1 pre rntrd by Unflda I * *hof 11 and 000 Injured. Pollee ar into her month.
’These witnrxies,” Saypol said, lies’ offrnslvr in Novrtnhcf apd to another rntsMmrhie tatr of lnn»
in VVurld Wst If, took over enmThe fully-clnthrd body of the "will tell abundantly what they thr »ub 1-pient trtrra t l» fore Ihr great wr*lne*a, whleh in the nreretted 3*2 drunken drivers.
|(,.i-rt Kb*rrr-*k »s chairman tnsntf *i lire r , girth Atrnv sn new
There were tragedies from other brnnette woman, about 50 years heard from the lipi of Remington t’h in c .r had rxpoied “ .rr rrt poll- •rot tate ef the wot Id would he Ip charge nf *ri*nr*'»en»s stnl
pmilinni i|nn; lire |.orrl*r to Soillh
are Idents. Six elderlv men periih- old, w » i ditm vertd by a maid. Il
tical and m llltsty dfclslons of
was • i »v l I'V VI Slintier. I c
F orm er Ziegfield Government Says
F o llies G irl Is Rem ington Was
Found Strangled Agent Of R ussia
d & » W :i B Su si
ed last night In a fire In ■ font- lay sprawled on the f l-m „f a
stnrv hold near (he downtown ds- room which Indicated It had Keen
•riel of Buffalo, N. V. tn Paris, «»ed fm a l - « r drinking party
Kv.. four small children drowned last nlghf. police -,#|d.
Police quoted McDonald * taxi*
when an old host till a tsndhnr
end iv,ik in thr Bftl R i-rr. T l.- [ rah driver, aa saying hf had hern
rhlldrrn had gnne to the rirrr ,«• livinr with the woman about II
vests In a common law marriage.
a r”hrl*tm «i afternoon outing.
Peafhs hv state*, trafflre and He •aid that In her earlier year
she appeared In several Zirgfeld
miscellaneous:
Alabama 15-0; Arisons 3-0; A r •howa under the name of Yvonne
kansas M |
California W-11: Hcghee. Her teat *ppearanct\
Colorado 5-2; Connecticut 7-2; were In "Rio Rlla“ end "Rosalie",
hr said.
Delaware 1-0; Florida 5-3; Geor
Police said that the loom In
gia 12-3; Idaho 4-0; Illinois 34-3;
Indiana 13-tj owa 5 -l[ Kansas whlrh the body was found a s ,
rented Kundav to a man who regis
tS-S.
Kentucky 11-1: t>oulstana 10-11 tered as B lrgrr Nordkrlst.
They quoted McDonald as say
Maine 8*1; Maryland B-6 ; Massa
chusetts 15-2; Michigan 24-4; Min ing he nicked up the m*n at a
nesota 7-1; Mississippi 5-9; Mss- fare ami brought him tn the Ash
esked to
ouri 15-2: Montant 3-1; Nebraska land when Ihe -stranger
taken to a hotel. R
22; Nevada 0-1 New Hampshire
The rah driver said he viw
30.
New Jersey 11-1; New Merica hi* fare again yesterday and ar
ranged to drive him to llrookl r,
4- 4: New York 27-21; North Caro
lina 20-4; North Dakota 2-0; todav. But when he knocked at t’>i
man'* room early this morning
Ohio 20-0; Oklnhoma 1t - l ; Ore he rot n,< answer.
gon 4-0] Pennsylvania 22-2; Rhode
McDonald raid the slain woman
( Css llsesS ns, rte * The**!
fOaaMBMW as a sts its I
W A L K E R S ER V IC ER
B O B ER C H R IS TM A S
T O K Y O . Dec. 2f t -(A 6— Privatr
P IT T S B U R G H , Dec. 2« - W ) service* were conducted today for Police magistrate John F. Fioruc
I.L General Walton H. Walker, ci didn't pesa out hi* usual Christ
U. 8 . Eighth A rm y commander mas gifts In court this yrar.
killed In a Jeep accident In Korea
In former yrar*. he understandSaturday.
out punishment. Rut not a single
Mernben of the family and a Ingly heard ibe rase* of thnee who
few Intfmata friend* attended the had ton much Yule alcoholic
rite* at the Chapel Center In aplrlt and tent them home with*
Yokohama, whra Welker reside*1. out punishment, ut not a single
The body will he sent tn the ti person wa* arretted in downtown
nt ted State* Dec. 30 for burial In Pittsburgh for dmnkennrn this
Arlington National Cemetery.
year.
Roman Catholics Asked By Pope
To Increase Prayers For Peace
By FR A N K B R tTTTO
VATICAN CITY. Dec. 26—-</T)—Roman Catholics throughout the
wnrtd turned today they will be capexled to increase their praver*partKuUrly pram * for peace of tb. world- t o g .in tie benefit, of
the extern ton of Hole Yeir.
J J V .W U l
fWr Ye.r through
world’s Callxdlc*. v u signed by- >
1951
for
the
Pope Flu* XH yesterday, Christ tlnued crusade for puce.
mas Day, after the cloving of the
Called th . “ Pop* of Peace,"
Rrato” T b . BadL en- the Pontiff has t w little of It
•lae. h« aa aa a M Be Fetar's
M bUaW d todTv "tor L*Oaawxatara Utrane M a r c V T T ? W .T h e
I — — , the Vatican a t t i H r i f . haw a f P «* 4 * for which ho and
Aa Mto 2ttb Haiy T e u ef tb*
to lom *
failed to
■4MF * » f l It
J a M lu la tb*
history of the church— the Font
W l ii| |
terriblf."
...
ami whsl they s*w lnm do, n l«b rnonnotts irope ”
M a rth a M -.aid it v m i l d b*
It"
liihmg con,Imivelv hu mrmbettbqt
II, N. fo iro In Hot-* prob-tl-1* rredlMf ealre" to betie— tb .
Butnar, M«rrl» Mows. Itarrv Kne
1
Hnaltaet*
f a ir
Slat
id r. Joe 'leurndel. P*1"* MnV<(».
were nvrij front tots! Hestiur A m e r i c a n nub ile f a m n l e t ' 1’ " , 1 " " IT1,1,,. l Pe't an1 t »" K«mu"l*.
in fhe Cnminunifl Party."
.tnbo l .trp.trtck. Rslph Wight *"-*
|) |*,-.<n fte-m the ftiiOt,
Remington. Istgct for t**n and tlon. MerArthur *«ld
M t*s»i lllrgintedhs'it
■*tl"0 followl,.p hut
a half yeert of rungreisional sed The It S . »"mmandt, " I 'he I «mnhlli
•|*h 4»lt
,.if,
included t„v, ft'*tu It,,
« i . lea'ing ihe count,
.
,
•
| tilled •« Itli-ira" »l before n o t
i-l
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r
l.-*
n
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I
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•
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w
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r
c
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grand ttiry tnveslirefmikwar d„ forrc, rcultr-l
Pit..,
..rgsolsetionSo 'h* eroldrm. s th* , v ' ' »1'
noised from hi* FIO.OOCF*-yr*t from a failure of 'political In
fir< rl,l m°,, '-•n'S •'i*-, .*
' a*. It. I« ' » » » r » T •
government jnb after a federal trillgenrr.”
It. V S R O C l.U I I' I'itl -r- *
" " ’• " V ;
_ ere wan n,» *,il#*tantial in - o m e w h e r e hetiveen m o M ' 1r a tio n tnlnn -nHurm '»’*;
grand jury indicted him for perTbf
' l o r r l i o n on#!
IK
Sen ■ piled up errn
the northformation of Chinese intent, he and th# Insdrouete prcp.rati"t, J b c VIf ..............
M tl
•rn b*1f „f tb» n*tl»n t -v i v and
jury.Nit July.
said, lie noted that the Chine>c that rals'ed hefoTe Korr*
mn* #a tern poln'
.blvered In
Xtarshall **V« » ' 1,0,11
Nrarfv a yrar prevlnusly, he had been given aituraocev that
||t coldest weather of *1" '»■
It'aattaa*! n* fas* S it)
had 'ier„ reinstated to the puit af
' t ndurlng
•on.
ter being cleared by a frdrial
fro
Kttbierc eohl hit
c-eral 1"trs s g s s '4 a*
loyalty review hoard.
rellfic
along the nnr'b»rn tier
“Hr took diwutnenls" Say pul
of
stater
while
rh
lllr
C'sding,
•aid an-t vital Information from
Murtun HayC*. 'I. died »t
v-,re **Ven as far truth •». Tetas.
the n s, production hoard and
! M i , trrdav »> Rlcldsnrl. Ga- *•
bon-e whitened Ne* Y " rl City
turned them over on street roiWalter I’. Orton. 71. died sud
* ,. nit ,.f an automobile accident three year* to thr day after a
denly at hi* home at 201 E*„t
u In- b iwcutfed nest lllcldstt'l
_"t,
n' r '.
\ ,n •rt
‘n
i it
i1rrr" " I 2S.q Inch f«ll
tied '.ha
rourirr for ultimate delivery to Eighteenth Ktreel earlv veater*
,'Med ^metropolitan are* In knot . Ihe
Funeral service* Wars W 'l 3hja Sunday. Mr*. Ilarra »a
Ro**ia." Kavp.il added.
rlav morning. He was Iwtn in Pow- aftern-Kin
Iti'danlly.
H
r
fnrmulv
lived
in
westhrr hurra,, r.tlmste.l (hn
ncl-wV >••• MrsRemington first *av hnmed a
oaf, Vt.. Mar 12. IH7fi amt had
Hanfnfd where br *»* W n Jan 17. fall might lne» ore f-.nr Inch"!
( ‘ommiinlst In 194* hv F.lirabrth lived here for the past two vear*. Atri- May Hstlwr, 7«. who 'lic-l #1 IJI-n.l,
,
by II," time It stopped
her home In Altamonte Spring"
Benlljr, self-avowed one-time spy
A retried eleetrlral engineer, he yesterday after #n lllncs- «f •v"
Mr llaye* w* " t* 'blent nf •'->
Chicago awakened to kne, deep
tr* s ils w « « t raw* Met
wa* also a member of the Christ year*. The Rev. A. «i Mrlmdt uffl tumixi-. tie. where lie » m tnatt*ger drift and found mote n w fallian
and
Missionary
Allianrr elated and hurinl was made in ..f Duller Slow Kt-te there.
Ing Ealri ranged from four to
C H R IB T H A B T H I E F
t’liurrh He wsi retired in 1915 Evergreen Ccmrtcry.
Hr i» survived h> bis parents. sr*,-n inchp. In other nr*-*i uf
LOS A N G E L E S . Dee “q -b l-t
from General Electric Company in
Mr
and
M
r-.
II.
S
llaye*
"f
Sen
Mf*. Beilwr war l»-Mi m Stone
a now licit that •pread from
'Vhile ha and hi* family attended Brhene, tady, N. Y.
Mountain, Ha., Apr. 21. I"'* a "’1 fnrd; three lirolhen. Lame Haves. Montana and the Dalofe. to the
holiday qhurch aervires, Jan,*Survivors Include the widow and I,ad lived in Allamordc Springs for Ilotdnnvllle, Es.; Ilule-M Have, nf ea-dern *-ala,*rd.
I). Mllla- told pnllee yesterday, ■ on* mn Donald W. Orton. Cleve
He.ivlest fall* were In * trartheif entered their home and stoic land, Ohio. Funeral arrangements, I t yrar*. She was » irirnile'l nf Shrerepnrt. Id, r'»l T«l Hayes nf
•f'aaitaa*" oa Csg, alts
ftil.nns; tbrre snntr. Mr
An 15-pound turkey. S40 worth under th" dirertlon of Krirkaon the First llaptlst f’hurrh nf Ernstof gifta from under the f’hrLtnia, Funeral Home, will he announced Prrmif. and the widow nf the late Grover David, Mr* It. It. Kellv
TIGER RKTI’RNS
titer Bate*
Barber.
and Mr*. C, E. Guriarsnn. all of
’otter
Bates flartor.
tree— and the family hlhl*.
later.
M A N IL A . Dm-. 20 riP,— Maj.
Survivors Include
‘ ‘ ‘ tthf»i- daugh- Saofnrd; one uncle. J . It. Ih lgp rf':
ten. Mr*. I,. N. Hanicll
ins and Mr*, and grandmother. Mrs. I*. J. Drlg- Grnral TTairr Chenn.suH, World
W*r II Commsmlcr „f *b» U S.
Eugene Douglas of Altamonte |K,-i,, „f Sanford.
Funeral service- will tw held at 14th Air Force. *av« the PhillnSprings;
.Spring*: and Mrs. Cecil Wilson
Erickson Funeral Home at I():•!*• plnn ere In Immediate danger of
New
one son,. Raymond Hat
ew York:
f _________
tor. IVlmalto; one sister, Mr*. A.M. tomorrow with the Rev. J. E. being engulfed by thr Communists.
Enrnute to Formnse where he
William Howard, Marietta, G*.; MrKifltey officiating *nd burial
five grandchildren and four great will to made in Evergreen Ceme hrsdi the Chins Air Transport
tery.
Line. Ctiennsult tnld rejeirlers he
________
grandchildren.
I convinced the Philippines .rro
n r AWKM IA T E D PBKHH
Included In the Red timetable of
rhriitieni throughout a w*r-menaced wotld observed ("hririmav
Invasion.
_
yesterday w-»th * fervent hope for peace -or *t |e«,| »utv,v*|- ,n the
yesr to come.
The Red florals switling out of ravaged Korea rail their shadow,
Kipli r t ilt t d t v 71
over yulftide eelr bra lion* In fre*-q— — -— ... ■
---------—
to-lsv 41
Horn-loving lands tha world over. men! from hi* home In Indepen
Rsln 00
M OSCOW . De». 26— bV) The Prriitfiitm of the Sut»tetne Soviet
The worried solemnity nf this dence, Mo., where he celebrated
Total Dee, rsln. 2.6'* Inc1'**
year’s celebration of th* birth of the holiday quietly with hi* fami annotntced todsy the *iqminlfuenl of a 12-man committee to
Normal Dee. rein ? !*7 inches.
award
the
first
annual
international
Stalin
Dear*
I’
rires
"for
Christ war refleeted in religious ly.
W
services. In Ihe messages of
"Ib is saving of our men In this tlrrmtlhening the |*ate among pen,.tet."
church and stale leaders and In Isolated beachhead Is the best
The announcement did nut ssy when the committee, made up >>f
jrsthcrtngi
about
the
family Christmas message I ever had,”
three Russians and delegates*
the President said.
J A C K S O N V IL L E . De . 25— DP)
front nine other nation* Including ««?*•*»«! »nd m, commUter had
In many home* the euitomary
nt
40
The general spirit of solemnity
,,
, .
.
, i i . yet toer, named There wa* no Atlanta
rejoicing waa mutad by Ihe know, waa mirrored In the annual China, would meet to choose the r ' l a n . t l o n o f lfle
b,„ Rlsmatrk
l«
•?4
ledge that sons, husband* or fa Christmas
tn
37
menage
of
King candidates for Ihe 100.000-ruble (hrre wa* speculation It may have Boitoq
ther*— fallen before
tha
ad George V I, broadcasting to B ri ($25,000 at Russian evaluation) ‘ torn dim either to red tape or • Chicago
20
IS
vancing Communist boat In Koran tons all over th* world.
•t.1
91
desire tc utilise th* utmost In Denver
prlte.
19
" I f our world la to e u rd v . In
Des Moines
J
(The Stalin Peace Prise wa* set propaganda value from the priie* Fresno
For others, however. lh*r* wa* any sense that makes survival
50
43
In the present world crisis.)
up
by
decree
of
the
Presidium
on
a measure of ehaar In tha an- worthwhile," th* ruler said, “ it
35
I*
Chairman of the 1950 prit* New York
nonneemeat that more than 100,- must learn to loe*. not to bate, the Soviet print* minister's 70th
7*
w
committee Is Prof. Dmitri Sko- Phoenli
000 man fighting with the U . N . to errata, not to deatroy."
birthday last year. A t that time toltsyn of Moscow Unlverity, a Washington
M
n
fere** had beon brought out sue•7
•27
Extending sympathy to British It waa declared the 1950 prise member of the Soviet Academy of Winnipeg
eeaafully Christ*** Eve f->m a families whose men nr* fighting would be aarardtd on Stalin'* li s t
«ut
47
Belenre who recently cnntribuled Jacksonvilla
Red trap In narthaaat Korv*.
72
«S
In Koran, he raid) " I t le hard to birthday Dee. SI. But on that day, sign I flea nt article* on atomic Mieml
President Truman voiced the f n a | ^ y jp trra u and merriment no mention was made of the prise, science lo th* large new Soviet Tallahassee
«9
37
gxotraJ feeling In a brief itateno possible eandldate* had been
Tim o#
71
II <
C o lrl S n n p S ln s h o s
A I f ijis lo r n S I a i r s
O n C h r is t m as D a v
Murlon llaycs Dies
After Auto Aivirlenl
Walter K. Orton, 74,
Died Yesterday A. M. SurvicuK HHd Tinliiy
For Mtk. A. M. Iliirlirr
Lowering War Clouds Overshadow
Celebration Of Birth Of C h rist
Stalin Peace Prize Commi t t e e
Appoined In Propaganda Mo v e
‘Stinforcl W rn ! h e r
T h e W rn th u r
lAte?
C* '
, .*
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r AGE TEN
n in tS D A Y DEC. 21. 1950
E N U F F TO LAST TIL TUESDAY-CLOSED MONDAY
BUY
Christmds Food Vdhtes!
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25c Rutabagas
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Mirs» Rof.ting
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Chickens u. 65c
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CornTod Pork
Half or W h o l* - lb
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Cranberries lb. 19c
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STAB TAMALES
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THE
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T a P n l t r t Ik* I’aaca ol lk« World,
f l P n a r l i Ik# P rag m a of America
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AN IN DEPEN DENT DAILY NEW SPAPER
VO LU M E XXXX1J
Big Four May
Hold Meeting
in February
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
E flta h lia h a d ISO S
7
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k
Western Powers De
mand That Agenda
Include All Areas
Of
Disagreement
President’s Request
For Emergency Re
organization Pow
ers Si detracked
P A R IS . D e c T H - H t A V - The
ntrrn power# aprred today In a
«
g Four m erlin); proposed lay Ruv.
iia , if the Kremlin w ill agrrr in
broaden the agenda to intludr
outstanding world prolilenn m ad
dition to Germany. Foreign Office
lourtr# la id note» delivered in Mo»tow tonight suggested that the
fottr power#’ U . N. delegate# HOlk
out the agenda, lime and place lor
ige meeting.
There have been report# that
the fo u r foreign m inute* would
be invited In meet in February in
New T n rk C ity. Thi« wa# neither
ronfirmed nor denied in French
official circle* tonight.
The note# were drafted in #niwer to Ru#tia i No. J iuvit.-lion
to the W eilern powert for a four*
Jpw er session on Germany*# future.
T h e y w e.e approved by the Pig
Three foreign m initlen in Pru»
|e|# Tuesday night. D ie note*,
which are identical in view|*oinl
hut different in wording, were de.
lim e d to the Kremlin through the
three embaitie#. Moscow diipalrhe#
M ill repreientative# of the three
embassies called on Deputy For
eign M in iitrr Andrei A . Gromyko
* i » afternoon.
The acceptance of (lie meeting
wa* made conditional on Ihr llu*.
•Ian#' wtllingnri* to il|#eii*# a
wide range of world problem-. The
Russian* had srrggmtrd talk* pn
(iermanv only.
The la»t previous Itlgr Four -e •
•Ion — on *hc -ub|ec* of Hermanv
and A in trla— wa# held In Part#
from May *1. to June tfr. IIMI».
Jwat after the llit*-lan blockade of
mrrlln wa* lifted.
r It rolled In deadlork mi lhr|
Herman nUnrion. wl*h- France
Britain, the United Stare* ami
Rn-ria unable In agree on unlflration of Herman#- and Hi-rilr, The
onlv agreement wa# that neither
the ftne-inn Miet#>le niir the Atlie*l rouiilrrhloekade of llrilin
would In- rrimpotrd. and that
lilm N M M on p#i> r » n
SANTA ClAUt MAY Bt TMI CM flOttT .e-t ,..n in ||,r world to melt youngaterx. but thl# hoy in NaVlet. Italy, v anti mr purl ot him and l*llv It in
loud and plilntive note# lie U hiding i ci.i.id a little girl, who dor n’t
ahare hi# sentiment*. N. til ■, pc . I t-> An'h-.ny Pelitere, chlet p'i>e
filter on the U S S . A'lirno.wlrflti, ut i -c err w gave the Christmas party
for the otherwise g r.-trfu l ktil id Naplr
(I irrinilinnfll .Vouodpho.’o)
I
Dark Threat Of War Is Dispelled
By Bright Christmas Decorations
II# ftlM .A K D I O N M II.IA
Ih r tptrrl ol t 'liritlm a i it overshadowing the dark tlirr.it n| total
w ar -mil it m.tntfr»l in Sanlnttl hy hurrying iliop|>rr«, gaily d r io m lr j
ttilidow# arid i l o r r i, lighted tree# in thr park# and many Chflrtm ai
|>attir> rnjoyed Ity tliu rilic t, d u h t and hutinei# organi/aliotit.
At night thr downtown section
prevent# an intrrrvling pattern
of colored light# over the street*.
In Fort Mrllnn Park la ■ large,
lighted Christmas Tree and a
• outlier trrr i* ilm llarly ilrmralrd
In ihr Fifth Street Park. A
thatched hut depleting the Na
tivity aeenc ha* been erected in
the perk hy thr Seminole County
Tuberrulosl# and Health Associa
tion. Thr figures In the mangrr
trenc are life altcd, and are Ii| luminatrd at night.
With th» aplrit ol worship
stronger than ever during the
prevent war rrlala, a large at
Civil dtfrnir in cate ol war tendance la expected at the #peclal
would be a hig it#!# for lliotr with Sunday and Sunday evening programa which will be presented in
military training. E rie Code. Jr..
Sanford t'hurrhea.
Dawton. Ga . nntion.il commander
Sanford and Seminole ('mint;
IV
of thr American 1^‘ ginn, told a .’ re no| fmgotting the undrrprfvilg'-d
children.
Xt
S:00
o'clock
31:00
o'rloc
group of about
vrtrran i and
more than
legionnaire# ta il night dining • •(H) rhihli<n who have rn-rlvnl
brief itop at thr l.rg u m Hut en |Mi*t raid# from the Elk# will
rntitr to a tupper in hi# lionor in gallier in front uf the Chriitma#
tree on the Klka lawn on F a it
Orlando
Second Street to receive pre»ent*
Arriving with about 12 Legion- from Santa Claua, Including toy#,
Tha Sanford State Farmer# naiie# at 6: VO o’c lo c k Commander candy, fruit, and rlotlllngMarket received llw flrat local
R. P. Sharrock, chairman In
ahlpment of aaml land celery of CcM'kr anil hit group, including ehaige of the program, today
the aea*on yesterday. tab I Man- Department Com mentler Dm C a r • *|i|e-M-d Ihonk# to the American
agerl Sandy Andrraon.
roll .,ml Stair A lll'lta rit A H ri I 1 1 gion, Pilot, and Shrine Clnli
It #>a# grown in the we#t ■«■*--1
fm in l|ilng lo rnakr *hr ChrU ltlon of I jik r Monroe by Herbert M o m . wat w arm ly nreetnl h r mn of thri* ehltdren a mrrr)
Behren , Ita iniallty vra* very iiicrnh.fi of ill*- bo •«! |«o | uulml •>iu
good, ami it sold at market prime,; ing p ail Fotl V I Commamlet |«mr»
Mare than 7S thlldren will
[ aald Mr. Anderaon.
Q. (talloway, who pretcnlril Ion# receive mm a mrtmenl of gifla on
Prtm* on relerv varied from
of c c lr .y . Dot Com I
•3-Rn and $3.75 for 3-4 do#. In with •# CMlr
aa a •
•■ A | |
I fi I 111*. A Ctlfll IllillwR
!»)T
paaeal. and $|Jt$ to In.Id for t*i4mifv KiflyV H«imhi.Mrr ««mI | J M k .Morri«»n and W lllUm KoW*
golden variety.
i other leading Legionnaire#.
livery
Supplies wera fairly plentiful
Commander llott*ehnhlrr invltr.1 g ift* to undrrpriviliegad children.
In rltru* and tlemand waa active1 Coinmamlrr Coeke to dedicate the T I m- Salvatinn Armjr la alio pre
on orange*, grapefruit and tan new Memorial It.-i-rhall Stadium paring many gifta for adult* and
gerine*. Florida Inmatnr* hit Ih.-when It I# completed . Among rhlklrrn.
aekpot with rratee aellln- it llowe in the wrleoining giiMin wrre
Many partlr, liave Iwen held
City C„m mi ••lone# John K rider lately, At lb*-recreation roomiof
I Tender vegetable* were mil of and Chamlwr of Omimerre Man the Florida Power and Light Co.,
1the deal due in fatal weather fu«Wednesday night, more than 200
dltiotis. The*o Included squash ague Kd Whltru »
Judge Douvla- Sten.tmm die#* employee# and children were
Rfvppera, eggplant, rurumlrrra ami
a big laugh when he nrrvntrd pretent to rrcpivw gifts from
i pCD ",
Commander
Cork#-, a twrhidlor, Santa t'laui. Phil Hoodapeed and
At the Pompano Market where
with
a
marriage
lU-eoae which the Mrs.'Holina Wilholt, home tervlre
buyere are thronging hopefully in
Judge
aalil
he
rould
u*e on c«ndl- representative of the rompany,
aeareh of vegetable*, squash la
ditinn
that
hr
m
arry
a Florida a*«i#lrd in thr program#, ami
aetllng at tIOJIO a hamper, raid
children receive#! many fine toy*
r
ir
l.
Mr. Anderaon.
Pnuting for a few minute* to including dollt, footballs and toy
Rrfrtihm aiils
were
warm him.elf at the fireplare furniture.
STKTHON IN T E R N E *
served.
Cnmmamler
Cue
h
r
#ia>kr
hriefly
Three Stet#on t’nlve»#lly aluri*
|j»*l nijjhl at the Irnkr Mary
m l* will u n im r practical teach* on the intrinational *ltuation, and Cuinmiinltv Hume which waa drwarnetl
that
for
the
nrxt
year
Ing poat# early In tha winter
rorate#! with a hig Christina# tree,
quarter in Sanford for an • thl* country would only have what the Sanford limine#* and Profethe
termed
a
“
papee
forre"
to
op.
i£rrk Internahlp In elgmtnUry
•ional tVoman’a Club member*
and high aehoola covering n im*e poufhla action Ity Soviet Ru*- xnd gurtia rnjoyed a program of
variety of subject*. They are ala.
Thl* muni rv i* in for a long mualr and entrrlalnment and a
among 3* rtudenta who will rawas
■lege
of at Icaat right yrara of supper, Marlon ltarm*n
relve
title training
In eltlee
matter of rrrrmonies and the en
control#
ami
a
a
rrlflrr*.
and
th*?
throughout the State.
tertainer* Inrludrd Htanlry lirumOf the three, Lemril Dick* will American Ijegion Iia* the grrale*t ley, tenor: Norma Faye Harvev,
to),
it
aver
had.
Putting
of
a
civil
aagiat and teach under B. E .
■inger and dancer; six veer old
Mark. 8118 band leader. liny dlaaricr program into effect may Susan French of the IHixbury
Ramey will work with Joe Me* l«r the »olution aa fa r a* ixinulatetl School of Dancing, singer and
<r**na*ag o a Waa* lltaMl
Carlin, »octobigy teacher at the
dancer, and Kllen Driggers, elohigh r-chtvol. John Root. ««n of
I P n l l m * oa <*••• T m i
KN iHlITR TK M P I.A R
the Rev, J. ft Root will aaaiat
Tavlor
Commanderv
Nn.
at.
■Ur*. Ola Cochran, teacher of
COURT H O U S E
Engiah
at the Junior High Knight# Templar, will hold their
The Seminole County Court
annual Chrtitma* olwcnranre at llouMt will he rioted from tonight
School.
11:00 o’clock Chrlatma# morning,
until Tuesday morning. The City
s ir Knlvhl* are rrnucatrd to at
IU II will lie open for a short time
tend without uniform*.
tomorrow ami rmployoee will have
their annual Christmas party.
IIRRAI.D TOM ORROW
City employee# who hare been
The Sanford Ifrra ld will not he
for more than a w a r will
ouhlithed on Chriatmaa or New employed
Year# Day. However, there will he receive honu#es of I f f said City
leek II. N. Saw r. Those with #1*
a vperlal Chriatma* Fditinn nuhmonth* to a vrar of eedflrc will
liahed at noon tomorrow. A paner
rereive $15 and tho*e with Ire* ser
will al#o he pubiiaheil Saturday. vice $10. Moit law offim s will be
Dee. 30, prrrrdlntr New Year’a rlosed Saturday.
Erie Cocke Warns
Of Russian Danger
At Legion Meeting
National Commander
Asked To Dedicate
Municipal Stadium
Farmers Market Gets
1st Sand Land Celery
.
C O R R EC T IO N
The Herald regrwU an error in
annogpriiNT a 8 pereenl dividend
to . torkholder* of the Hanford At
lantic National Bank. This It per
cent dividend w aa In addition ta
Urn uiual 4 percent eemt-annual
dividend. James L . tagley, preeldent aid twMjr.
v.r?. •- ■ ■
*HIT AND RUN
CO LBU RN . Va* Doe. n - M ' ) -
Sli-yesr-oid Richard Hawkins we#
walking along the highway yeelerday headed for church to take
part In n Christina#
A Wg truck whlay< by., struck
a
jn down.
S a S T H -t S W S m r
lug-
* i| M
■
■
D E I ’. 22.
lO.'.t)
A M o cin lcd I ' r w
No. 87
l .eiutcd W ire
Excess Profits
Chinese
Communists
R
eject
Levy Approved
In Conference Arab-Asian Cease Fire Plan;
Santa Is ‘Had News* To This Boy
S
F R ID A Y
W EA TH En
W A SH IN G TO N . I )rt . 22 t-T i
A Home-Senate tonletence com
mittee lodtv a|>|#io«rd unanniliininlv i $ I. J00.000.000 I mmmI iii
coi|K>ration laxet. induding a 7/ 1
•icr cent levy on c u rt# p iiililt.
The If potation woultl incrcaie
A m eiica’* l iv load to thr Inghrtl
lc»r| in hiltory
$4i.lKtO,(Kkl I'flO
.♦tore,
I tic ore#rout irto id of federal
tax udlcclion n i i #fi in wai.m ie
I'MV when the eovtinm rnl loot
ni M V'Hto.nonoon
Following flojelr «>n the heel#
of tail Scplcinb* r‘. loll l«x«lin"
I m. i I i imlnidual and cni|Ni|ation
laxet, the nr#* ineaime i> intemlil l»» pniiirle mole l,illt,»«*« for liefeme and m ill plofitecnng. and
c lin k inflation
While the cnmmitler-appic,*ed
m raiuir
compromnri
trpaia’e
lull# paurd hv the Senate and
llotpe. final congrc»#irin.«l a<le»n
hat l*een d'lavrd Until Ian. I.
Dial** lo-caipe the Hoipe, fm all
practical pui|»otrt, hat iput # >rt
until after thr Chtitlma# ’lolidar#.
Provident Truman’- re#uie-t for
rinrrgencv i*>wrr to revhoffl- fed
eral agenrie* apnenriil In
-heired until the new Congre*. niccta
next niontli.
Chairm an McClellan Ill- A r k I of
tin- Senate exinfidtture# group told
a reporter the crim p nerved in
fo rm ally to defer action pending
fu rther atudy.
He made thr itatem ent a firt llw
eolninittce had cotiferrivl Iwhiml
rlo*ed dnor* with Char let AI. W ll•on, the new- d rfrn -r n o d iiliicr.
tViltbn told repottrr# when he
left the meeting that Itj hail urged
appro# ul a f the Mil. It# alxn taltf In
reply In quvitlnni that it i i too
e a rly to tell how much rtmtuiMci
good# priMlurtion may he rut a»
a revult o f the itrp p cd up m uni
tion* iirngram.
’ We » r r * lll| in the M iialyrinr
_ ." hr
?, agr
he »ald. "TVr are annlvainilikr hell."
Senator McClellan -aid govern
merit reorganisation power, bill
probably v* ill lie revitml to n>e#-t
objection* from *ome that it trotilil
give tdank rheek authority to tlnPrrsideril.
Committer mrmlwra feel that
neither Mr. Truman nor Wilton
would ahu*r the rrorganlmtion
tmwrra the Preahlrnt I- -reklng.
(CeeMaaeC ne r * # t l lakii
Dux bury School (lives
ChistmiiM ProRram
Tlte Ituibory School of Mao--yrttrrrlay prr.entrd a Chrl*tm*
program of danring and singing
at thr weekly Jayeee inerting i.i
the Yacht Club verier,lay.
President Hill Strmper lnt#»»duretl Mrs. Alton Ihutbury who
acted a# m ittrea of reremonieduring the entertainmentMr*. Dnxbury Introdoeed M)»
Itonna l-ou Harper who sang «
metllr# of Chrittma# *tmg* a , roinpanied hy John Fite. lHt»l*l
llr t ie r -ang “White Chririm a*’
The Jayrret loinnl Mi** Harp
er and Mr. Ik-tter In iinging
“ Hark the Herald Angel- Sing”.
“O Little Town of llelhlrhero''
•The Kirat N w l" and '•Silent
Night”.
M il* Ann Whitaker opened the
program with a ballet interprets
tlon of ’White Chrl»tma»’\
Sll-yesr-olil So-*n Frrneii -ang
and danced thr Cincinnati l>anr.
Pig in one of the hit nuinlwr# of
the aho-T.
Mia* Norma Faye Harvey sang
and did an acwlwlle dance to
the tune of "Winter Wonderland
Curst* at the meeting Malvui
Odham. Reggie Moffet and Karly lr llousholdrr.
Rocket Ships Bombard Reds
Chinese Assault On
Beachhead Beaten
Back By Infantry
Id Sharp Battle
Pc.icc Plan Is Called
American Trick To
Enable MncArthur
To Regroup Forces
Wilson Confers Willi .Marshall
IO K TO . P r r T T ] (A*)
Comin,111,-t t Inn i linui'lit tr)r#tr(l the
M lr.l L n itr,| Nation r |f n it , to
| lirg iilia lr .# cra#r-for >n K " ir a rxtrrpl upi-n , <-i.,lil«ui |h ,l .,l| lorn.-n
ti,M,|,, i|m t, Km ea.
Nmnuans
'-iilulr.iw
Iron, f , u ,i o n ’ and
ll,r ( Itmeir llrd regin.r hr „dnnt*
teal lo tl.r P . N.
It lh >(>, |lrr.
t,|»t— |(rt|
IftO’P* M rrr rrporletl -aulti „ (
h ore* * 1*1 Ii P * r« llrl tt.rvight ^,,,1
loeparinc a nr-* o ffr iitite a t thr
hinr-e t am m uni.t r e .im r rejrrtrd —r (r r p l „ „
|(,u f||
l V " r * * • • flange a rea-e llr r .
J ’ * d Pt"* radio broadr.., #
• t e r s r t f c 1?
U e r ir i,#
l r r « K{
' ,,r m ' t r « h- “
T T lW r a - .l
A i,x-|Kun( tlriern-nl i,v ll* d
Ptrmter Chou Kn-l.,i wa# broad
ta il I nun Peiping til t hlneie an#!
hraul and Ira m lttr.l m Tokyo.
“ f ro^ '
««
ToouTTn
7'"• rra
,,n*e*-firr.
h*rl'
JuoM u ik of
hr
N.VAM IH A t l l l l l a d . Kore.,
T '
Aliirnt .in ti-H,|i.
v * llt today Iwal l>4< L 4 #mall , h-».
* i lent North Korrao attempt lo
p rn rli.tle the northern front of
thr Hnngnam lo-arhlirail
•h r l.rttk I rut lim ilrtl w g ..g r
lurni 40.1 two h .ir f ,m 4ll a n ... r*
rltange* were the
fr.
|H ,itn ! m the beachhead, K ill.
( tMpt h r.rf.n i; oil.# r, MM|.
Ih r Krt|, ,|.|| ur.e
|r
pigani/e their F .r r i, Third ,nd
41,1 D ivtiion. f ,„ 4
, | |r
h r h lira.l
Ih r ro rn .y i- root.n,ring e lf >,|
jo Inold up atiaull (mt r , l.u l limy
are (lopertetl hy our firr|w .w ri.the briefing of,'iter >,..1
Ih r Red u rik r at |h r nurtlirri
edge of the lo a rlil.r , J it.u lr d .,1
I - ” A , M In ,la v when 4 H r,I
p jlro l ini-h'd m l,, Am erican pot.T 1 ;W •),- i<w> inf ant i,-pen
drove it hack. Tw o hour# later thr
Red# hit again in larger forte T h r
tl.arp loral (la d . MM.tinurd until
ft: 10 A . M when the Reds gate up
their attack.
lo n g raoer -mall u n i, <m| ntur
tar fire <1 ,11 were , oniing o il,, thr
twrimetrr from thr a lia, k rone
even afire tl.r Communist infantry
pulled hack
l l m v r r , small arm* fire from
the village of Yopg. four mile,
northwest nf Hungmim. and from
a point three mile* ra t of Hung
nam also were reported.
* arrl, ' l-*-e-| olupr* and t)r
l-orre It
fir.. |K7 r|„
,
oti.odno around ,l„l«a,lihead
jeaterda#’ n„,| " r t * lot.lit ,,t
again Inda#.
H eld officer , r< dltr<| ,|# ,) |Mtr
alrpower and
*’*
thrown up
\ Mn,
*
"■VtiSSaS""'
*h,
olgtt
r.„
i f t a a w i i ww e * i# m iV i
Il,e •l.ilrmrnt *>ke,l anglilt wlijr
lt,r I I A, tl. A#,.,to ntlion) who
|ltu|N>trd the iea»e-lirr milrr did
not ” tre tlitnugh thr AmrricjU
llitk of wanting ., ir tir -fu r full
uni pea# r i.eitOlMlmut allriwald.
iH I
1'nlrtt He,I China’, ilemanth ate
I ” ,l will l-e in,|,',##ll,lr to ac*
h.r#r the Aral, Afi-ito pi,,|M,,al lor
.,
p, k iit r,
t ho,,
tatefnrul
Trainmen Killed Budget For Public
In Head-On Crash Schools Amounts
Of ACL Freights To $120 Mill ion
[ t ,rl*|
I *,"•
IK AIA, t>k
ill,,) and ,1.!
liaintlien #«rre
(lie
other, butt. •« lilt,, ally,
tw,, All *nlo
I ic a, I Ml,
on , (ill
t .... i lane lirig l.l liittt.' II,.,I Itrir
M .a ll* ,,* II* l***r
Mrs. Iona Shcplev
Dies Suddenly Today
,lr,p1
Font O ffj^ Will Be*
Open Sunday A. M.
W
‘Mor,,,r\ «l»"
11
M
Postmaater J , m-| Field ria trd tbimorning.
„ t 7 iTi
hate no p|«r ,. i ,
pot thing-, hr explained, and add
" ... ’ .,hr
riallon for the
m ailing of parrel p„-t i^ rka g e . m
I alrnrtto Avenue would la- elo*.
U . N.
China*- big po* er .eni In the
tl. N. t* tataioroi by CJuaog K»i
icteyalion
i V
N'ntloualltt
' ’
teldcti the lln h have r, prhledly
ni*d to unseat.
wa#
fio IViping t>rt>ndcM I
language and
lO.tlh- li the ftillir
a.i.olbir
in
loot-I ),j Japan*
I »k>o
I ., i.i rt V M. I,i.-*iflr htandard
I mi, l i t V M t .s 'l) M-e I’eiplnT
Ii-,' l.ngli.h hioguage hioudI I n u lla * * * t l* • '* * ' v.iaXH
“MwEsllsrc" Blamed Stnlo ConiriluHion Is
In Second Cr;isii
Fixed By Minimum
On ACE In 2 D.iys
F o u n d ,i t •o n Plan
Ml*. i„0e L Hhrpb-) died •»-•
dr.dv at 7;.It) A-M. l*-luv <t ),*,
(too,, a) tl**',) I,Intel Aveton
i:-.i n It Oxley, ( Ini 1
v|, i. Sl.tpley lin-t mailt
Hanf'-.d (,'t thr pa# I , o, -')Nile wa-' a number >d ■It- Si-otool
I'mirlut f'lui, and att<o'l'-i tl>,
F liti Mnli,«li»t C h u rc li
Hi.,- i» tin vived hv i » - on*.
I lurk and Howard of Ib-imit
tvheir »hc formerly llvr-l I . fotr
i-oi.iing to Hanfor#!: and »>„- i„„Iht-r, Owar f.onsherry »f II miiow .
Canada.
111. remain# win i............ t»
f-" fuothe I m l Office opr m ail d e li,, , Wind*,.1, Dntario,
ia r r l
r T
induding raal »«-rvirv and Interment.
' 7 #K O
and a w indow
from
amMA. M
from R.un
I hr , i.liionllrr ,1 I ,t r .Suite,,
Ira* >enl 'hr Pctping t',,#r.i.ti|tirl
tlorr iliir, l triplet!* lo i.e.-,,tiaie
i,o , tra ir lire.
Hr,I t'hll ,.i ball a ,|rh ,*,.t,**1,
hand iloimg the L . N ,l»l- ,le „-i
K f i r . t bill >1 Iril I , n home e.iihet
Ilit* wrrk
ll-r He,|t were |„>I |,ciinitlril lo
paitn .pate in U. N. decuiont l«'
• ao-e ll.ry air not member* ol the
ON AtlUMJNO Hit OUtllt ni hr»it nf Ih* I Vsft t■* f * i lion Afiriic/,
Chirlra K#Wilton d r ill cmifria In W.» »• v ••• *
„g,* r M.ir»lnil,
iScaeliry. TI»f n**v
m
i »,$ ••t?i•• • ••
• «($r in ih»l *«f th#»
W’ei rrtxluctlori Hn.nfl In WiirM Wm II
(!• !• **v«t?i>m*<b! ioti»$flphfif*#)
Oviedo 11tell School
Bobbed Of Equipment
i n 'i
I VI I Ml A X -11 ))•<
- 11-0,1
111, ritooal, *, P-,1,1,1Mil 11‘*‘ 1 . .11,Mk! l. „ M *0 r#7.H7S
Ml til * 1iiimL 1. (hr ,irxr (»**,
ir,|| Hd |t»i * Ill' -1 to (lie i al-tnet
IiinIkH 4uiiimtt •too (IhI.i V
I lir rtliiii.itr. 1, ,-e#l on an anil
in PnrMiI*
i i|».ilr«l •in.iHiU
■lirnf *■4tli %e.•i ,. 520 M.4 07 r
iriDir lli-in *|» nui.irol lor rli"
1v ,
t ill trill |i»r MliMlIin
,11$ „ olalJ•
t$l*lN ll MM »f *•* 1
ii t’cr ri M r • ,
f M i hr tMl.l V 1
1 ,1 1 1 .’ •17 »fr.R.lir.
i i , t, i ’ • l..i -,ii
c 1 • 1II irill » !|*r f* * „ ,.l t l !./*«#.
It,2 I.., . a.-n -1 ond
II ,l|e#
1lo i,.,,
s lo«il Nupt
>#*
.....I rl.c minimum i nd.ilo,I’ I■
a- |, a-o-il l.y the 1'*4/ Irg ,,|i 10ir
q f , r(.1 ally Hies tl" ■mount „i the
•1,lr 1 onl. -1niton.
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lie t , „ l
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inl»* *»l tlafllll Ml I»r| r i l l ,! VI II
.illtl i L f I m irtiMifit llllt
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"ill* **»•! MI till*
11
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r-sgr • » " !
i Lake Alfred Hank
Cashier C o m m i t s
Suicide In Vault
Fourteen lyprt# rttei
no -I-1
In : ...a# him- and olm-i np.ip>m n i I r h . 4
on ni In ■ total tal tr nf noire
I I 1,1(111 V I VSHIltNS
thao II.M*) were *lidrt. ft on. Doemployer- to
from the office of tlie civ
Florida Fash*
High
S> IohiI
curly
ye.t, '»v , I*.11, thr rtmil or<ler nrol tie,no
Im iir* w ill I h id i.rrv rd Salurd-v morning
' fn, lour,g divi-dun* whirh iiav#- ta-« o
•it the Po., Office.
>
The th e ft #** * >1.*, ovr.i-rl b y will. It,,- ot galirratlon ft*r *1*
Mr. A’lrld* r«p,cited that r > I*,-ter fold,, J a n ito f, when t,e re- oi-.rtll,. o. molt- ##,-,,* given I.-,,,,,-.
elenhooe rail* ta- made to |l„ .■otti-d for » o i k y o t e r d n y . tle o rg o Ctrl - Hit* week. M (iin * „n , get,.
1 ?•* p tt ie r on Sunday, and a-t K e ls e y , tlvir-do c o r .,(a b b » ho in • ml mar,nget, announced l.-lay
IteeaUM- of tl-* • #, -pti.iri.il re*"** nntron* to r„mr there and mat, v r - t i g a l d
Hie th eft
#*«* o ff
contact* in penmn.
• IK-,:-,,- lo th e fir in '* c a ta lo g ,le t
dot# on th e n ig h t it <K<<iri«#l.
A n all time record in ranrelta
a d v e r tis in g .
'h i*
y e .t r ’*
Waller leaifur, print ipul of liie nod
liona, 45.NII,
rrarhnl Tuesday school, »tatr,| that the lock of v n lii.ro o f liiiain - • • -'*ri-ed eif th a t
_
The prevlmu record on the Mifp hod tie, II broken, hot o f If,,- p r e v io o , I J ro u n th *. -aid
,-ne dav last year t»a* T.iJHHt,
the door had not I" • n npeurd I to- f l i Ill's e x r e o liv e , ntld th e
hy the tl.lrv.-* a* it h.<>I jnnnmd. la,ln »«e* w en- g ive n In n p p re e ia .
Thrro #»#- no looney in Un tlo n o f Ilo - lo y a lr v and s e r v ir ,
safe na it I,a>I Iwcn r|e|n,i-it«-l lt„- o f tio-se w ho n s s tr ir d III ii n u l
pieviuu# day. Petkrd and filing lin g liie m a jo r |,io tio n o f t ill*
i n n r u v f in l.iis in ,'* *
cuhlrieta wrrr, rifled.
Hupt. T. W. latwlon. it retider.t
H F L IS I It M IHN
of I Ivied", atafr-d today that
Is'tt tl.au (WO out "f 3,18.) Hanthe Hoard will u»k for I,id* for
typewriter*
to rcpl*-,attlen ford cltlrent formellv on the rtlv
Hy STA N SW INTON
ones, hut not for a# marry n* n-gi-tintlon livt hi,#, >• -registered
I IUNGNAM R L A C H H E A D . Korea. D er. 21 ( I W . r r H ) - ( A * ) - were stolen.
Kntry
into the n* ir,|Ucried by tin City. II. N.
A rtillery it queen of the hearhhrarl battle.
| #rh#M,l Irrrilding #**• tuadu liy Snyer. , Ity rlcrk »ai,l thl* morn
The Army and Navy hig gum rear!, out to rip the enemy when hr *tua*l.lng the gl* - in the outer ing. All I>er»nl!» pie# Ion |y regitstill i# well hack from American infantry line*. D ia l’s why to few U . S. door, he said, and turning thr leretl at,- rerpletletl to do -t, at once
knob, lie naid. Tin' door to lh<- at tin- City Hall. Tit,' ,|r«-llinr i#
•o ld lrr. have been killed o r$
srhfHil office bad Iwen pried open. lire. 30 and the Imoki <111 not be
wo.iii.led here,
any nation.
ietiiM'i.,<l ontll 30 day* prior to the
Carrier-hwaed plane* kr«i> the I “ Artillery ha* eotne into it# own
next rlertiou, he aihh-l.
A U TO A C T IliK N T
Communist* pinned down .luring here because of the character of
Mr*. W. A. H it*. Celery A#, mre,
the day. At duik the artillery be the operation," said Hhugg, an
I’l.ACF. ro ll At IIFHON
attd Mis* Sophie McUottgal, ntir»e
gins to lay It* wall of exploiivr artilleryman in three wars.
WAKIIINfiTON. De.. l’2 -(JP)
Memorial
death around the front: It throw"An Army gor# on the defense at Fernaltl l.ttugldoo
out up lo 10.000 sh rill before Itrcausr it la not strong enough in llr»pital. received brulK-* and rttlo- Thl-> -lory «va» getting ilmckle*
injuries
at 0:30 anmnd tl.r State Itepartment to
dawn.
dt_____ last night
_
manpower to attack. So on the
col day:
n
It la the first Uma In the Ko defense it u*e* gunpowrr Instead o’clock when their auir,m#,blte#
Itnring the Allantle
Council
rean war that the artillery has of manpower. W« exrell In the tided when Mrs. Flit* attempted
this
come fully Into Ita awn.
technique* nf rapid and controlled lo turn into tha drive of her home. Hireling at Uru*ie|* rarlv
Damage to aacn of the automo week, Itritish Foreign Minister
By World War II standards masalng of different fire mean*.
there art not a lot of guns.
“ Actually the beachhead la Just biles wa* estimated hv IX-nrrty Krnrst Hrvln callrd Herretarv of
But, aayi Brig. General Roland a conventional artillery aatup on Sheriff Hobo M*ro at about $350. State Achrson to one aide.
“ If they sack you, laddie,” HevP. Hhugg, tha beachhead’s top a-limited scale. But the enemy ha* Miss McDuugal'a Injuries includ
artilleryman, "American artillery lltUo artillery. We do not need ed a hrulae over the left eye and In i* reported to have said, “ INra
got a place for you.”
a bruised left ko*«.
technique la abreast or ahood nf
(IVauttai ( wa ra a * *w al
Artillery Is Queen Of Beachhead
As Reds Are Mowed Down Nightly
r
I \ I.I M l IJM» !>•
l'*ller#oti, *#■-_)■■
*• *d the
(torf- ,.. Nattnf.ai H»M
and
I .11,.1 ld|n-' If It.vldc • •..,-) • I'.lt
f twit* s
Slierlff lla .-an I’a.ri h a>-1 l'»t
l, i <•» hot hllliielf Hi r)-r l-r*-!
#- lit- -I If, * ellhre p|«t-d
rli. •hooting ear,>•' at I In I* M.
|tt-1 *f ter tile liatlk ha-l rln-i-d for
liie day.
Katl Ci. olt, a 1-nnl etainilier,
.i,,| hr t-eard onl# one i„-t. II*
Into the vault to find Fatter-in jh.i.tpe.l on the ll- » I tie ##*'a
l»iri „ a ■lying op a -helf ,n ide the
VNIlll.
I'alli t ■iV.*» »* tfe, a >r—ki »• |« . *1
the hank, and t-t„ rtandner* were
-,. the ).aok r.t thr llo.r
\ l-arik official, who drrllnrd o .<
■
if Id- name, said I’litt* t-,-rt had
lorn working e*treine|y hard
ii
.
•■
' book
we.r it. g*MN| rondllhin.
f'atlrriton via* a hero In -eccral
Imnk riddiery action- «r tha- lank.
Sr#nnl year- *g-* he <#* kid
mi, p-d ti# liandll* who l-r 1-1 t-i it*
I,o lag, for u .hurt whit*.
I.*ri vrar I’atter-on th'-arled
n '"dd holdup allernpl (-# n Negro,
lb sod another emplnvr itelpeii
run down the N’rgro and - strli him.
\ftcr that Incident. Patterson
quipped:
"\Vi*rv‘t anything In tl.”
1,-1,,,
I til CH ICK RO M .M i m i l ,
W ASHINGTON. Dec l i r-fN—
Crier Stablllrer Michael V. Di#nlle anno,.need tmlay the Cltrjf•ler Company ha- eatwcllad a
prlrr Inrreate on it* IP.71 modtd
ear#, restoring price, to fW .
I level*.
The
Krcnnrnir
Slaldliurtlon
Agency official said hr waa
’’gratified” at receiving word
from I.. L Cojlo-rt, Chrytler pre.
■Ident, that the firm had accept
ed KM’* new car price freer#
lo iin l last wrrk.
The Weather
J A C K S O N V IL L E . De, 22
Atlanta
12
Hisrparck
3H
H»,ton
3.7
Denver
RR
De* Moines
42
Fretno
53
New York
32
rhro-nlx
at
Wathington
38
Winnipeg
18
Mrlimurn#
81
Miami
89
Orlando
<7
Tallahassee
57
<,C>
28
tR
23
21
23
18
2»
jg
27
.5
47
55
47
43
US.,:
1
1Ft - -
Jk
�T -T r-Jcw ?^ -^
PACK
FRIDAY PEC,
TWO
throughout
the
perimeter.
It
ramrcp from hulking »e|f-pr»pctli-d howitiers to rocky little
(0- till, field piece*.
Hut the nerve renter I* in a
crowded tent well away from the
gun*.
There you can *ee “ measle
chart).** Spot!*.1 on them lit red
Artillery
•f'lidi hhp -i f * e«t I m e U n r f
to divert uur gun* to knock hit
out. And our observation plants
have fr re rein of the •Mr*."
Short* explain-4
American artitl<-iy la spotted
S u n d ay mnt .M*dtiInv lh-<
Voters' In Russia
Reject Only 65 O f
806,744 Nominees
MOSCOW, I h r. !fit (AT—Offiral returns from last Sunday's
local election* throughout
tlm
Soviet Union disclosed today that
in rib electoral ilistrict* In all
ra*t* rural - candidates of the
Communist and non.party bloc
tail'd to in- elected to Sovleta.
lit these (If. country dlttrlrla the
candidates failed to receive the
vote, uf a majority of the vot
ers, requited under flu- electoral
law. New randhlatea now must hr
it-, unnoted and then new elec
tions will tie held in these areas.
In right other vlertorial dis
tricts, the announcement said,
there were violation* of elect ion
statute* and in six others, for
one reason or another, elections
have not yet Iren held.
In all, IUIfl,74t |ieraona were
lid t‘1ue are score* of conceittuition number • n gisteml tar- elided to local Soviet* through
grt an a* covering every possible out the U. S. S. H. Sunday. Of
the total vote east, UK per rent
mite of enemy approach.
was for randidatr* of the Com
munist ami non-party bloc. Per
centage* of the Votes for the
!
Shell* hit *very "measle" dur
ing the night. And If the forward
artilirrv observers see Itrd* Bpprnvrhlm* all they do Is hark j
I concentration numl<er. Wednesday
night 30 Heds walked Into one
i “measle” - -and were dead seen ml*
ter.
The fir*- Is -o accurate It can
h* rilled down within UKI yard*
•if American out posts.
Flvery firing hatterv lla* the
| charts and the concentration
rtumliers A nis-s Communist a •
noli would run into a tremendous
ronrentration Of shell* The Hus*
-innS'-tradltlona' masters of ar
tillery hive twice the American
Arrnv’s artillery purtpowdr' p<-r
division corps nod army. Hut
even they lack the Americans'
lightning nhilltv to shift fire
power, artillery expert* say.
General sluing, former chief of
tin Army ground forces on the
nt Hrarllian-t!. R. military ml*Ion ami liter n top ranking mem
ber of the Alnerican mission fnr
alii to Turkey, Is Third Divlslo
' t tdlery Commander. He li one
■f »h» 'n n y ’s leading artillery
•nthoritie*.
Sunday, Due. .’II only
’I lint tiny and Friday, Jnit
BROKEN ARROW”
Janu** S t.w a ll - Jeff ('t.;,iell-r
Sunday nnd Monday, Jan. 7*8
l.iral.cth Scott
Yiv.ca l.iiidfor
Sunday mid Monday, Jnit, 14-lit
“BIO GRANDE”
John VVnvne
Maureen 11‘llara
Sunday nnd Monday, Jan. 21*22
Sitndny mid Monday, Jnit. 2H-2H
•
“SUMMKB .STOCK”
Jody
i.
ulaild
G eo.
V i l l i Our Iterreah.
Th* l a i . r u
CIMI.DnBN
gnRR
<*ail.tren I ’n l r t I t
Vr *
A ilm llte 'l
A**
enrlm enl Of gr**h
C s s iI I m
(rat
In
l'* n .
glorlitat
I nr
Where Happiness Costa
So Little"
Will,
in
|'a-
rents A 'lV tln i* K i >e|ii H s tu rd * . a
Murolsy
EAST TIM ES TODAY l
WILLIAM HOLD EN
The voter* now will lie pr*-*
vented
with
other
ramlidatea
n o n n In the same way— by re*
preventative* of various group
ings tn the district’s population—•
the w orker, implnyp*, military
units, collective farms and the
like. Fhe-e nominal Mu* are thru
M-gistereil by the di-tnet eleci uni rommlaaion.
Only aliout one in lb or 20
Soviet voters ix a Communist and
thus It I* necessary tu include
the non-party candidate* In Ilia
bloc.
In the Ill4fi national election*,
for a more than 90 year old Ne- 101,700,000 votes were cast. Of
grcis, Julia Mutthi- Knight, who! these, l.fitK.OOO were “no" Isa I•
wa- l,oin at (Juincv nnd spent her, lot*— that ia, with the name of
a candidate scratched out. The
i-arlv year* in Tallahassee.
She moved to Ovinlo «»n a fte r1“ no" vote get* weaker with each
• lie wa* married, and never recall succeeding election. The total
'd he. exact age. lull ea*ily reme vote throughout the union in a
local election la not given, nine*
mbered slavery days.
Affactionately known a* "Ann- many votens cail ballots for
cook'd for the Lee family several different H*-al govern
foe moie than fin year . fir t for IIM S lg .
'heij II I e,. Si fumllv and later
for tin- .1 II ,lr f -tolly
uh i
AIU- her hn'hind dl'*l nnd bar1
ln*l eklhl mnvrd nofih, aiaint'.'SA
v a ts «■'" "he made her bom'' h
with ’’tHd Missus", the late Mi*
WASHINGTON, Dec. tS- id’j
Mrs J. II Lee S r , and lived with
The Navy I* plunniug another
the I re* ever since.
Furvlvof- Include four children, iordliu sfke aircraft currier.
Hut It will not lie quite as large
S*r*h HJrrv and Gracic of New
Vnrk Citv nnd Willie of Italtimorr, a* the huge ftush-deck carrier
"United Slate*" which wa* alian•biried in the heet-laving -tape by
order of former Secretary «f De
fense Jahnson,
Vice Admiral I.Ctide McCor
mick, vice chief of Naval 0|iera*
ilim*, .aid plans for the big new
flaltnn shnutd reach ( ’nngress liefore long. )|U recent testimony at
clo*ed-dnor seas Iona of (he Senate
Appropriations Committee was
made public today. It wa- given
dining hearing, on the I'.'il.iHkt,01),(mmi emergency defense tdil
v-hleh has hren approved hy both
chandlers and now la being
smoothed out liy House.Senate
conferees.
McCormick said the site of the
projected vessel will he “ Iretween
our threv large carrier* and the
design of the 'United States'."
‘Che Navy'* large carrier* are
(dbJWki Um«: the H*lt*d Stale*
would h»Vr lieen (tSJHin tons.
He added that the Navv uaid
aliout ( 10.000.000 to llqaldate
damage* when m nitrictlon uf the
Mr*. Rotiert K
United States was halted.
IHlreel,
....... , Huuxtnn, Tex**. Is not
only a housewife and mother hut
she alto works for a large de
partment stnru. This is a big
mder for one woman, hut Mrs.
la-a asy* since aha began taking
IlAHACUl^ *he has the energy
tu fulfill all these duties. Mr*.
I a b was suffering a deficiency
of Vitumlna III, 112, Niacin and
Iron which H AD A CO L contain*
Hire ia what Mrs. Lea aayar
*1 was weak, tired and run
down. I'd felt that way for quite
some time. I had no pep or en
ergy. I heard aliout IIA D ACO I.
Mhd took U large bottle*. Now I
feel Just wonderful. I have plenty
uf energy ami atringlh and I
never gel tired any morr. I think
IIADACOI, Is wunderful.
Folks All Over The Ceatilry
whore systems were defirlrnt
In Vitamins HI, H(, Niacin and
Iron, have been helped by I I AD*
ACOI. and IIA D A C O I. can help
you, t<">, If you suffer from stom
ach distress, certain n rvoua dis
turbance*, Insompl* caused by
upset stomach, vague aches and
pain*, or a general run-down ron■Otion. If thry a rt caused by tieficlenclp* of Vitamin* III, 112,
Niacin and Iron.
That's the kind of product you
want—that's the kind you should
buy and that'* the kind you
should start taking NOW!
Ulve remarkable IIA D A CO I. a
chain e to benefit you. Remrmbar.
you have nothing to Iota. H AD
ACOL will maka you faa$ bet*
r— *
IIM >
Supt. Thomas Hailey.
Answering question* from A t
torney t.’eneral Richard Krvin and
State Hep. Hoy Surlep of Polk
County, Hailey declarvd the ap
propriation could not lie apprecia
bly reduced "without culling teach
ers’ salarlM.*’
lie said the loony to finance the
program "is here in the alate It’s
only a nueptlon of getting it.’’
K H. lb-rub rson. eircutive di
re* t**r of the Florida Kduralion A*auriation. told tin* rahinet the “en
tire *duration program was break
ing down’’ when the minimum foundat tun law wa. passed.
"Now Florida ha* an education
program We call he proud of.”
Mr inIters of the rahinet turned
their attention to their own fund
re*piesta a* they conelndrd a Week
of hearings.
I hey will atudv financial de
mand* for (he next ton yrara from
the office* of (aovernor Warren.
Comptroller C. M. Gay, treasurer
Fd f.ar*»in, Attorney General Iflrharil Krvin. Serretorv of Stale
It \. Cray. Commlsaiorrr uf ,\grlgets rovering tlie State Supreme
Court, the rest of the Florida ju
dicial system ami o | m ration of the
Governor's mansion
In yesterday’* hearing. the F’lor
hi* t.Tiihlren’s Commission
re
quested (74,IMS for lW l &.'i It had
an appropriation of ffi2,l2f> for
1049-SI hut had available *»nl,v
ffWifilM of »
The Crippled (Children's Com*
mls-ion, whirh lta<l a I'.mo.otm ap
propriation from the 1949 legis
lature asked 11.100,000. It actual
ly had available (793,124 in stale
money this biennium.
The Motor Vehicle Comnduion
r*ui**»rl 11.1184,(if,n for 19SI-R3
wit h h *9''fifi3R m»re than it had
■piirnpriatrd in HM9 ami tl.2.'tilJ>Jll
*i >s<i*tr* r ,.M t a t . Owe l
rutionlst
uf
Seminole
High
•School. Miss Hohhyr Morton had
charge of ..** ptagTMU Mrs. J .
i*. Hlankenship and Mr*. Maude
Satrher accompanied.
Many children of the FTrat
Methodist Church allrnded the
party at McKinley Hall Wrdnea*
ilav night and receive! w rappel
gift* *nd raruly and viewed the
- Christmas tree.
Young jteople uf the first b a p
tist Church *ang Christmas c a
rol* alxiut town on Monday night
and thrn enjoyed a party at the
hum e uf Mra. li. M. Pearce, CQU
East Second Street. Tearhrra In
the lieginnera department enjoy
ed a yule tide party at the borne
of Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Harrison,
HP.) Palmetto Avenue, Hoys anq
girl* of the iM-ginners department
held a party at the home of Mra.
FI. )!. C arro ll, ICtll FTerwh A ve
nue.
A .Sunday School party will hr
held tonight at thr Parish House
of H*dy C ross Kpiicopal Church.
A social for the Choir wa« held
there Monday night and coffee
ami itoughnuta were served. The
pteja) Chriftma* Kve service i*
scheduled to atari at 10:40 K M
Thr A ll Soul* Club of All Souls
Catholic Church will hold a
Chriitraaa party for children Sun
day aftrrnoon at 3:00 o’clock at
the Yacht Club. There will be a
decorated tree and Santa C lau i
will be present. Mr*, [fort (!aletta haa charge of the program.
Christmas event* were ptarted
last Sunday at the Flrat Pres
byterian Church with a choir pro
gram. Wednesday night a Sunday
School putty « u held fit the new
■'ilucktloiial building. On Christ*
m u F.v* the Youth Choir will
.mg enrol* In the lobby of tho
Mai) fair !nn, and a Sunuay night
whit# rift service will be h#M
at th# Church.
Florida Fashion* will nold an
annual Chrlitm a* Party for it* .
morr than 4WI employee* to n ig h t*
t Slat o'clock at the Sanford
Armory.
Tonight at 7:30 o’clock at th#
Citv Hall the Sanford Townsend
Club No. 1 will hold .1* Cteriit-
CAST TIMli TONIGHT
G u n -M a d
more than It actually had to *p«nd
after budget commission economy
holdbacks.
The Department of Public Haf*
ety, which suiw-rvlses the State
Highway Patrol, wants $4,877,031
iri comparison with its 1949 appro
priation uf f.'t.f.oO.IWU of which it
actually hail available f3.l43.uri4.
1 lie Governor's Highway Safety
Conference, which has organised
a Sila'e Safety Council, asked
11(0,000 for the next two years.
It has lo rn functioning on an
mergency uppropriation of (22.*
MHj of which it spent the full
Also: l.uteM New* and
SATURDAY ONLY
Double Fenlure— Hnrgain Program
amount.
AUol Cartoon, Shari Subject*
uu; “ l)r*pernd(H-s Of The \Vewt‘*-rNo. 9
Complete Showi* fc.HI— K:l$ I*. M.
Children Under 12 Free!
EYE-BARK VIRION—MAT WHITE
SCREEN SURFACE"
Movie* Under The Slant
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT
OF
Polled Plants anil Christmas Wreaths
AT
$AKFQRD • ORLANDO
HIGHWAY
A. K. ROSSETTER, Florist
tV* Teleirram Flower*
Anywhere
Arrived
Anytime
Trlephoae II2 -W
& > uiG > U w nA
r
SPLEN D ID SELECTION
PI I Deck Currier
I Klunned By “Niivy
H IG H W A Y
m -nt lia r V V hrr*
Too
W ilt
g l'n l
tinder the Soviet system, when
nominations are complet**! the
r—uli is, in practice, a one-party
• late of the "Communist amt non
ptrt)- Mi*-," which ia presented
to the voters. If the f voter ap
proves, hr merrly drop* hi* fold*
• d halt'd Into the box. If lie ill*pprovea any candidate on the
lilt, he rrxraaea off that name.
In
these
i.b cases,
scattered
throughout
the Soviet
Union,
■l n s l l S W *
Dark Threat
tv.
L> llv
Movirs Are Lirttor ’l'luni ICvcr
SAN FO R D t Q fcLAN D O
It i« not ttnusuat for randldate* in scat!* red areas
par
ticularly the distant m ull ones
to fall of election* in the l)
School Budget
UNION STATION
SATURDAY ONLY
DOUIII.K FEATURE
W H IP WILSON
L \ H T C H A IT K H O F "W ILD H ll.L H ICK O K ” ftRHIAI.
FIHH T C H A I'IK H OF* “T K X GUANGKIt" (NKW HKHIAI.)
I Starts Sunday— (Our Christmas Treat!)
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ter aTter tha flrat fats hottJa*
you take, or vow M M i M ’ ia
ion, U favetto, U u lilit u .
III* . Tb* Lefeuac ijonwratloa
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DOUBLH POINSKTOAS
BECONIAS
Vi T o n P lrk -LJp T r u c k
RIJ1CK SEDAN
CHEVROLET AERO SEDAN
AFBICAN VIOLETS
CUT FLOWERS
FLOW ERS WIRED ANYWHERE
A N Y T IM E M
1947 DODOE SEDAN
NICHOLSON BUICK CO.
FLORIST
SII'FJS AVB.
YOUR CARRIER BOY
IS LEAR N ING THROUGH Y O U TH E SUBSCRIBERS O F
The SANFORD HERALD
He*a learning the fundamentals o f sound business, how to
keep track o f his earnings— new subscribers—a collection sys
tem. Day after day, he is the one who brings your paper to you.
ChriBtmas, the season o f good will and merriment is here
once again and finds most Americans enjoying the fruits o f a
free country. And that carrier boy, who brings your Sanford
Herald to you each evening, Monday through Friday, is an in
tegral part of our free system o f Government The initiative he
demonstrates means that he wants to learn, that he wants to
know you und serve you well.
Think o f him at Christmas time.
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ZZn l a * o f D e c e m b e r . 1*10
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PAGE THREE
TMb SANP(ll<ll HKItAl.P- HANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY DEC. 22, 1050
*»n A t*lmnt
for entire fam ily
PARKER fil
Thr Fire Chief—Wind
it Up and tirar tin•irrn blow, and ir r
I In- rrd light lilink.
Tha kiddie* will hive
it.
GOWNS . . .
Beautiful . . luxurious . . Fashion Award
winning Luxito! Charmingly designed tor
Christmas giving in a tlreant worltl of femi
nine styles ami glorious new
colors. Made of fine t|tialily
fabric in nylon tricot,
rayon tricot ami multi
fillament crepe . .
Set*—lha perfect if if l.
Priced frum
$10,110 (o $29.75
$2.39
"TOY OF JOY"
t
Amity lillltoliis
A rntr ruddky Plu»h
l-a d ir’*
toy In a colorful plat-
-mil
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Win. E. Kmler
Jeweler
Xian*
Priced ftr.iii
I k irift bog. Only
r
1.98 to 10.95
■1 ‘ U ? ,
**<;ifl( Thai Idial**
$1.49
$1.00 to $7.50
FOR HIM
FOR HER
Old Spire Shaving Sr In. 92.011 up
l.entherlr Perfume* and Colongra
91.73 to 915.00
Delrgar Hath Pearls— In three nlim.
91.00. 92.00, 93.00
Hulmrspray Perfume atoml/ris
92.R0
Inrendiary and Tret. Menee' ruliigne*,
Dresser Seth, 9S.00 up
Sunbeam Electric Razor, 921.50
Yardly Shaving Seta, 92.00 up
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Men'fi Hair Brushes, 93.25 up
Lrnlhrrir Shaving Seta, 92.00 up
Ztpperril Toilet K0 m, 93.09 up
117 S. 1‘ark
It a.
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Do You Lock
Your Garage
lA)unging Pajamas
She'll love the Oriental splen
dor of these ensemhles . . .
in Satin, Multi crept* ami Ny
lon uml Acetate. Also sleep
ing |kijamas in crepe ami
satin
at Night?
1
GotdT But lha
l0 (iiotwt yoei
apaiiixt ht-l
7 cup Electric
to tnMiie '•
Kastman Cameras
Percolators
$3.49
tuvaidga »uu
$2.75 to $38.50
Kmtpp-Monarch
Automatic Pojr-up
F ilm a —K la *h
SLIPS . . .
Toasters
$21.50
Biilb a
A r r o iw lo
Trig Hinging
Tea Kettle
$1.95
Totmccoa-CIgarrUe*
Clcmr*
Cifsrvtte Lighter*
Bonaon-Kvgna-ZIppo
Yt*1luwhow1•K■ywtxidk
Pipe*
The finnt r*ltdir* In lop
off the Holiday*
mm
(welt
"Merry Christmas’' with henv
slips, fti-ihioned in Itcaiitilul.
tiectie for Nylon uml Multi
filltimeiit t'tvpe ill frothy ot tailor
s m not I celestial sliiotr
UlflLLflCE.
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Whitman* and Ihdllnittwoith
1 pound In h |round Hole*
In order that our employeeM may enjoy Christmas with Ihelr family and loved ones
we will be npen Xmaa fmor 9 A. M. t o I P. 31. only
ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON
Chronic ht oochlli. may dcTtlop it yuui
cough. ch rU cold, or acute bronchitu
it not treated and >ou cannot aRoid
to tale a chance with any medicine
let. potent than C ito m u l.io a wbkh
toe. tight to the Mat of the double to
help liaiteti and cipel germ laden
eh 11 gin and aid nature to coot he and
heal raw , tender, inflamed, btonchicl
membrane*
HOSIERY . . .
rtcom uUion blend* bcechwood
ciccnole by tpcotl ptuce** with other
lime trtted mcdkinei tor coughi ll
contain* no narcotki.
No matter (row many medicine* you
have uied. Cfcomultioo it guaraniced
to pirate you or dtuggiti refund*
money. CieomuUion ha* tmod the
leu of many milboni of uteri. (Ad> )
Walgreen Agenry
"You're always welcome at your Walgreen Agency Drug Store"
( nil fashioned N\
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shades . . 15 denier
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r»t
gunge . . .
Ade
98c to 1.9ft pr.
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Lo n g and short
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PUKE SILK SCARFS
49c to 2.98
FOR THE KIDDIES
Gabardine and Corduroy
hmgies
2.98 to 3.98
Boxer Style Shorts
1.89
Wimlbreukers in water
repellent satin
1.98 to 3.98
McKern T-Shrits, short and
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Nylon or All wool Sweaters
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2.49 to 3.98
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On The March Again
An educated mnn of the thirteenth century would fee!
at home with the new* when he learned that .Mongol cavalry
wan fighting in Korea. Those were the days when the Mon
gol* were the world’* most feared warrior*. Under Genghis
Khan and hi* successors they conquered the largest land
empire In history, including China. Central Asia and llussia. They invaded Poland. Hungary and German Silesia,
and stopped only U|x»n hearing that their ruler had died in
Central Asia, and that it might be well for their generals
to help choose his successor.
These amazing victories were won not by superior
numbers but by a thorough intelligence service, rigid dis
cipline and able generalship.
The most durable Mongol achievement was the conquest
of Russia. This lasted 250 year*, and turned the free and
lawless Russians of the .Middle Ages Into unquestioning
subjects of an absolute ruler. Stalin is the spiritual heir of
Hutu, the Mongol conqueror of Russia, just as he resembles
him in his cruelties.
What prevented the Mongols front continuing their
.onquest* was a change of religion. From nature-worship
per* they liL-came Iluddists, adherents of it religion which
emphasizes gentleness, contemplation and uvoldunre of
activity. Soon the world will learn whether the Communist*
have indoctrinated them with their new religion— if it can
is- called thal.
M*ny hundred- of year* lir(or<
Christ w*» Immii the prophet fore
told the kind of recrpllon humaniti
would give him. Hr !• no lon-rr
de.pi.ed. Iml many do Ignore him.
Thai amount* in Ihr end to rejec
tion. He i« de-hived and lejected
of men.— I*. 10:3.
Here is n public-opinion survey which may Is1 o f tuto
rial interest to This Week readers.
''As nn individual” , says Daniel Strach, *'I have long
been a collector of "Words To Live Hy," As a statistician, I
Ptrtidrnl Tium.iu lu i »cnl tit was anxious to know which sayings are most highly valu
Cliriilm.n giretingt In Joe Stalin ed by Americans as a whole. So I Worked out a "Words To
ihii year. Ilie IV iu b n l liai fin Live lly” survey. II liegnn with u list of nearly 100 fiimou
ally lilKOVftetl (hat ole Joe cluein' layings. This was then submitted to a sufficient number of
lielieve m ('hritlm-it. Well, Iwller selected persons throughout the country to give a crossicction opinion.”
late than nrver.
Hen are the result« ».f the |toll, in order of iterfereiue.
%.*ial .Securdy. I**'»(> tmalrl; with the act util nundier of votes shown tin the right. The
-For tome Iime now we wlm only sources given l*>low are the earliest or the m«»st widely
yerietiiay were t.ilkintt o( bring
made free from danger fiom ihe
I. Do unto otluTH hi you would Hint tiny
cradle to ihr grave”, »»y» John
should ilii unto you.
Temple Gravri, "will be willing
2 Know ihyiu’lf.
lo rellle for twenty nuriuler".
•1. Anytlilnif Hint In worth doiltK id nil I k
worth doini! well.
The atom bomb it a grral wea
pon at long as we don’t use tl.
tayi one of out Wa*hington plan
nets, indicating that ilt rffeclt are
largely psychological. That may be,
bul it proved to be a gical wea
pon agtintl Japan even in lb"
tiling.
We tee where llir Slale Hoard
Ot Health li t* come out with a new
kind of ra l-k illrr w lurli may re
volutionize ih r figld againsl ly|ihut.
W !i I we otigl.l to do ir lo send
*or;e of it to Peiping and Moveow
and revolution!ie ih r figbl agxim '
Commit nitm.
*1. If nt first you don’t rtiK'Cct'd, try, try iiKiiin.
Ts. The print erwcnlinlH of happinesH are
Fonieihlnp to do, mimcthinp to love,
iind Konu'thinp to ho|M’ for.
ii. The only way to have a frleml in to In* one.
7. As a man thinkrth in hi« heart, no is he.
8. Knovvledpu Is power.
!' Actions speak louder than words.
10. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
n m u n M^NPnnn ri o»t?»a
FRIDAY DEC. 22, 19.no
Temporary Reprieve
Granted Cornelius
TAL1.A IIA 8N KK, th-r. 22 <,V
—Govrraor Wm i ™ today giaut«-d
W.irel C. roiticluu, nf Tampa u
10-day reprieve starting I »,•<-. 2d
Isfrin- tu- rreil fla il -i-rvinir l.i<
five year rnan.laut ht. ( sentence.
lie wtt* ronvirtrti of killing J. {’.
La nr. the ni-yrsr-«ld
llnptiri
preacher who eloped with Ottnoliu** Ift-yt-tu-oM ilaughter.
The Iip rlve wm gnintei! t>• a l
ios Cornelius time |» settle his
affair - amt attend Christum. with
W* family, it |, not iituiMutl to
give a convicted mail tlgie to -etth hi. affair- t»efor»- going to pri■tin.
A«» I r U ,
li'it
Iijrif i-mc’llt
it «||f( i nf
its. Santa Clan*
w a a a o it n tl
f
When SO year*
tiefore hr h a lt
gone off to sleep
In Just *urh a
temper, e v e r y
mean* that you
(III
in
win an Indeuendrnri- Ireaty for
w e r e u s e d to
llmi nation. The pail remain* un
, , W a k * him tig,
written to thi. day. After Ihe hut without suctesv
M--ion ended Soviet foreign MiaBell* were rung, ami drum* were
,
Andrei V. Vi,kin ky n.ki-d
Im m rdale .p c e ia l........ ino . at heaten. and horn* were loomled,
w urh he explained Ihnt he want, and trumpet* blown, without doing
ed to hold up the final romntuni- one particle of good Put what pine-scented dining room. A* aoon
rjun of ihe conference for inclusion neither bell*, nor drum*, nor horn*, as he opened the door the phone
of an explanatory tlnttu- on the nor trumpet* could do, the tit I te stepped ringing. He eaBed for hi,
Austrian agreeatenl.
telephone lip In the corner did. Be* wlf*. He called for Dxndo No
II" denle ilnri-Utatinn* Ihnt he **u»e, yon *ee, behind It were the answer,
w
••’purflalinf the ngrrc-nient little children
Santa rushed out to the bar-,
Mtil ri'«nlie nwn e ' to n tit-gt-llou w y a wonderful timepiece,
reirrfleer
pre nil
*nt. all
Oh’ fllel:h,
That phone
jtial and
tlr,*l--l
In ge-re*aev ,.f gtr|r J)-»u Artie- only told the hour of the day. hut (on*! No sign of Christmas Any
over with fun a* 11 Sept up a run•on th a t he Ire n m il
where It all came
over him a* hr
the Ting-n-tlng!
Drr-rr-r-rlng!
it- c.t-teh.
eu.t-ouM
diplomntlr Ihe day of the week, and*tant
went It
hark
to Santa
Ihe house
The hun
Tihg-a-llng!
knew
couldn't
month.
"hannel*.
dred* of
thousand*
of dlrappointrd
etamt that.
And
*ure enough.
It
He rubbed his eyra and looked
children
soon would
• ■-he-l to tiavcl.
woke him
up Inth.it
the middle
of theawaken
again. There *tnod the record
Christman morning* He quickly
A r n t * i,. nnioitni „r conflict
Sunday, Oecemhei 24. afternoon
fortheIhe
telephone
and
I* normal and . •rrutfnl *4, lone
Santareached
looked at
clock,
which
Kour O'clock ,
huued
furiously
forbed.
the operator.
•» n hnmocrae,- rtands. otherstood nl
Ihe foot
ft hla
It
So he had slept only four hours!
wi*c il wouldn't 1». a th n n -rse *
"■lello! I'm Hanla Claus Con
It ant
Hot in th,- crisis ahead It will Hr turned over In tied and cov nect me with everybody. At once!
eted himself Up and tried to go to I'tease rush. This Instant! Tmmr
l«e Ihe irreatc-* , P,t „f ,i... r)^^,
craev whelli.., the,., ronflrl* r ',, sleep again, but It was useless dlately I"
1-I,, „ ||PM)nrt|lf|p v n v The phone hndn t the slightest Idea
Urrrr-rrr-rr-r-iihg! In r v e r y
without snllltlnr- the .ounlrv and of allowing that strep to go on. It
tusk in- it an ea*v prev of ae rang Inreaaantly.
enemy.
Hants couldn't sleep. *< he rolled
•1|„re t h U U w e e l ... l o o ,.I ..I . . - out nf hed and looked for hla boots.
survival of the ltem*w*enr— t«elf
He put on a short coal over hla
d would -ee,n eoaimon sense for long dressing gown and a pair of
11
make „n the slippers and went out into the
n-mmraev to k-e„ their s.m -h l
interest* within hound- and wh—t
i r , r .V " r>' ,MMl1 in
•Dear little children!” he tald.
"My wife ha* run off with my
*lrlgh. An,I Dandc*. ton’ Taken * 1]
your p**- *ntx with hee.
"Mr» Clan* doesn't hn-wv whr-nt
the present* belong lo. Sue *• di
give them to *11 the bey gar-j
e!«l« children alt over the w, i
Shr has always said she wot
do
It If she rvrr gut the rltSnre’
''Dear children, won't y ,
t
me word that you -will he v
■
*
to go without your Christina* :
i
thu year? It shall nrver ha;. n
again. I promise!'*
Sanl.s shouted ao lolid that nn!
only the fathers, mother*, uneir*
and aunt* heard this UMiiual an
nouncement. bid It reached the
eara nf the neurahny* and shneahine
boy* and errand hnv* and street
sweeper* and one Impudent Utile
r«sral threw up ht* rap and yelled.
•Three rheer* for Mr*. Claus!" «nd
such a "Hurr*y" you never heard
before and never will again.
(T* ft* CanUnwed)
W W f t l in-
Driving And Walking
For Your last minute
Shopping
Motorists who venture Into downtown business dis
tricts Kenernlly have to walk more than two blocks after
park Iup. This uusurprislnp news is pivetl out by the AmerIcnti Public Works Association, which has Ireen surveying
tsirkinp problems in IG cities, rnnKinir from 5,000 population
As ihe K ciauver Clime Irvetli- to more than 1,000,000.
ling Conuniltee p re p a re , |„ n*uve
If the state of affairs con Unites to prow worse, motor
inquiry lo Tampa, a phot.,* ists may have to pivc up usinp their cars down town. The
graplier for Ufe Maga/mr, itspecial value of an automobile for pclHnp from one place
it ’’ rougbed up" by, of all peo to another is prratly lessened If vary much wnlkittp is Itiple. one of the tltetiff'i deputiesvolvctl between purkinp places ami destination. And the
And die Sheriff lumtrlf frrlt il motorist's interest in trips to shoppinp districts without
nrtrttaTy lo offer ibe Senate in convenient purkinp facilities visibly uitcnuuMM.
K
vestigator* an armed guard lo
guarantee iheir protection in Flori
da'* bolita center. Rut live iommittre tayt, "The faiililiet erf llm
U. S . government are ruch thal we
ate able to protect our own representslives wilbnul outside aitislance”- Il would I m> a tliame if
local punks could intimidate re
presentatives of the United Slates
government engaged in the per
formance of their sworn duly.
While
President
Truman
is
thinking o f sending armies In
Western Europe to save that part
o f the world firm Communist aggrestinn. perhaps he should read
and re-read Naploeon’s rrlreat
from Moscow. Na|iolron. as you
wilt tetall, was no ordinary general
of ward heeler from a punk
Missouri political machine; he was
one of the greatest military stra
tegists of all time. Rut be made
the mistake of his lifr vshen he
led his Grand A rm y, the most
brilliant, the most victorious the
world had ever sren up lo ihnt
time, all the w ay In Moscow lo
fight the Russians. 11 wasn’t hatlies lin t beat him, for he won the
battle of Borodino; it was dis
tances, what we now call logistics,
and llie long hitter Russian winters.
H i* army was anihilated and W a
terloo followed.
An interesting commentary on
the characters and personalities of
i tba two ou’slandmg exponents ol
- Am erica's diverse foreign policie*
might lie presented. Dean Atheton
tried lo lie known as a parlor pink,
has certainly always been a " lit
tle left of center” , player right into
C tbe hands of Cnmmunit! Russia.
f.
has manv friends among na- table "left wingers in this rountiy". including Alger Hiss, and yet
ftow advocates tending American
■ boy* to Europe ami Asia in order
to fight Communirm. Herbert
- H oover. Republican President (rom
1929 to 1933. has long been rey jP g n ic e d as the leader of Con■ M n M itm . in the Iraa tenia of that
ral than «,u th>- matrral slile . .
"fireman setdiir* nrr the only
ones In the west who have had
rspatftM e, or even clo»e ohsetvally H r W m MscHKNZIH
At* foreign U fslrs Analyst
Hen «f the llett army In action—
The West Herman government and they have *rrn it during suerr»slve stagrs of ilaveloument un
nt florin is ex|u-eted to demand a der Ihr hardest test.
stiff pi lee for |i«rllri|mltou in the
new Internalional military organitatioo uinlet (i- in tal Kii-enhour, fur defense of the western
world.
The lirnnan attitude is liased
on the admiltnl fact that not only
l* the Western Iteirh vital to the
Allies strategically, hut Herman
manpower also Is nredrd. The A l
lied plan ha* contemplated I hi in
corporation Of shout
(Jerman tirmpa In tha defense army,
hut ther would be dlvtde,! Into
small group* nf perhaps <1,000.
The Atlle* of rourse have aimed
■t m*lnlalning afeguards against
■ revival of O rm an military mov
er r*p*t>lr of aggression. There
ha* )*e<-n some talk rtf allowing Ihe
Orman-, tret mentation on Ki*-dbower's staff, lint they wouldn’t
have a general staff of their of
their own or mhiUltir* of de
fense nr forrign affair*.
However, the Itnnn government,
under Chanrrlior Koniad A*b-.
nauer, has W n demanding full
equality with other nations In the
defense plans. Naturally the A l
lies rruldn't u*e rommtlsiun. and
they wouldn't wish to do so If they
could. The O r mens must art of
their own free will.
Chancellor Adrnauver haa some
strung arguments at hi* mmritand If he chooses to use them.
Not the least of these Is that the
Hermans are among the world's
finest soldiers. Their staff work
Is of very high older.
T o mr mind, however, the su
preme argument ties In the fa-'t
that untold Ihousaods of Hermans
who would tie available for mili
tary service, fought In the -ate
ts»- * gainst the, Russian*.
These Herman officers and men
know Ihr Un*s|«p military me
You’ll God many •
thod* amt fightlna ability as no
other people dd. That l» on In
reason to rejoice over
valuable asset In view of the fact
the d e fe n se aemv Is Iwlng created
thl* amart new ttyle for
to guard against possible attack
from the ea*l.
fall. It'a fashioned on • medium
Anmnos nf this Herman knowledge nf Russian military s r - i
beet. . . tailored to reflect tbe
I nterest ii>i» pimi’’""' U made hv
Captain tt. If. I.lddclt H art, the
trim look of your suit. , . mode
intematinnally known nriti*h mili
tary expert, in his Uta«t iamb.
of calfikJo oftd o o lliM
A llupe Selection of Neck
wear from which to choose,
No man’s Christmas Is
complete without it tie
For youtip anti old
Dip and small
Sizes 28 to 52
Pioneer. Textnn, and
Swank
llandkcrchiefs
What every mnn need*
and appreciates.
GIFT
CERTIFICATES
If you would rather let him
choose hi* own gift.
Fancy Uordcra
Pure Linen and Ini
Hnl*
Attractively boxed
25c to $1.00
SOCKS
JEWELRY
Iry Intcrwuvrn
hy Swank
ml thu finishing touch
to hbr;'Chri«tmH*
• Cutf Link*
• Tie Clasp*
•
Key Chain*
Arpyloa •
Wools
I U . ' ouh •
Nylon*
Lisle
55c to $1.50
*1-00 to *3.50
Life Slriia’s sai
WE AUSO SUGGEST
Pn'janta*
•
Roltc*
Overnight Kit* •
Luggage
Sweater*
•
Hut*
And For Alt The Festive Holiday
Parties A Dance*
“ Formal AlUre Thai la Correct”
SHIRTS
I)re * a am i S jto rt
by Such famous names
Manhattan
B. V. D.
Marlboro
$3.50 to $12.50
"Defense of **w Wett" lWIIP""v
Ifnrruw and Co, New Yeek). Hv
• n v Hod Army le an evnhwhmwit of contra.t*. Its etrMg*
ntlngRu of new end old. <vf
•clentlfip method and primitive
habit, of rigidity and flexibility,
la even more marked on tba tactf-
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Hwnorcd At Brock
|»arty
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K R :ii V
Mr I. K. flatten ami Mr*. HerSanford r»wn*end Club N<>. I iicrt Mon land. Jt.. entrrtaincil for
will hold it* Christmas palty nt Mi* Iktt) Jo Block, popular
lint Citv Hall nt 7:3'' There will hrldr-rlrit, with a roffre Thursday
la* nn exchange "f gift*. refrrsh- morning ut the home of Mr*. Hat*
ten. Mi . Herbert Moreland, Sr..
^ 'irn ls, •mi entertainment,
• The Rninbow* «Ilil« of Sanford it'*i*t«d the hostesses.
\fter irfivshmrnt* were «ervrd.
are
sponsoring
•
Christmas
Dante at the Woman’* Club at Ml** lltiK-k wav presented with a
'.t I*. M. Drew i* •■mi-formal, lltiuko glu- pitch* i a* a gift from
the ho*trite*.
and there Will he n Ifirf break.
Thu** invitcr! were Mr*. Nancy
I ’n'lit the spun •stshhi of Itfl*
Stgnn Phi torority. the tw'Ciioo- I truck. Mt*. J. K. Terwllleger, Jr.,
1*1 a| the FcinaliJ-l-aughton Me- M e. tieorife Speer, Mi*. Ralph
ntoilnl Hospital I* Mr*. W. I- Wiifht, Mia. M. I.. Ualturn, Ji.,
Mr*. A. W. grips, Jr.. Mr*. J. II.
Van™ of the H.it'ti~t W.M.U.
liakei, Mis-Khiilcy Moreland. M l"
Daphne Connelly, Mi»* Margaret.
M UMMY
^ A t'hri»trn»* Cantata, “ III* Star Dinirfehler, MU* Catherine Clark,
• s t i l l Shim**,” will he c iv ™ nt 'Ii*- l.vllian Boyle, Mi*» Jean
H T. M. at Saint I'aul Baptist Sayi r and Mia* NnlWV William*.
Chunh.
II T M tiV
Th« Chapel I'hoir of tire Kind
|tnpti*l Church will hold it* rrhcitim I at tirtft I'.M. nl the Chinch.
Ilinli Mass Planned
At Catholic Church
Ma*» will Im- eelehratril on
t'In i*tm.i* Kve at midnight nt All
Soul* Catholic Church, romninnoluting the Nativity of th* Infant
Je*u*. Tito Rev. F a !lot MetioWnn.
pastor, will officiate.
The High llnoi will la' uni* hy
tin- pnii-h i'hoir. M. luwneh** Mn-*
III F Will !*■ Used for the Kvtle.
tiloila, Cieilo. mid Dona Mold*, and
the Suticlll* llencrlletll* altd AgntlIh-i will Im- tone flout W. A.
T i l l JK.MIYY
The Ihnlclat .loin Jiinlm Hoi- lauenard'a Ma*« hi K Flat.
therhoorl will inert Ihi cvrniiig
The traditional "Adc»tr Fideat 7t30 I'.M. ut the Find Baptist lr*’’ will l«* u*ed foi the offertory,
Chutrh.
and the icrc**iun«l will la- "An*
pel* We Have Ilea til On High.”
The follow mg proirratn of Christ
ina* Carol* will pireede the Hitch
Ma**: 'What Lovely Infant Can
Thi* Be”, “The F i n l Noel”, and
•Silent Night.”
The A merit nn Home Hvputl*
nient of the Woman's Clnh had it*
C h u rch
annual rhihlirn'* Christmas patty C h r i s t i a n
Tuesday afletnoon id the Woman’*
(■ ro u p E n t e r t a i n e d
Clnh building.
John Kndei showed two enterTlie Christian Women'a Frllowtuiiiing film* to the gritup, Santa ■hip of the First Chrhliun Church
Clan* then n|i|ienred and ilislri* met nt the home of Mm. M. It.
-Kilted present- and randy among Billing-ley Monday evening for
" t h e children from u (ante Christ- the tegular imudhlv meeting and
mas Irre -tlnndiiitr in |lie middle Christina* party. Mm. II. K. Ring
of the nudltnriuin fl«***r.
wa* r»i-ho*triM.
Refreshments of orange lube
The loom* were l>cautifullv derand itaikie* were served afterwards orate.l in keeping with the Christ
to a|i|iroxliilati*ly Rfi mothet* ami ina* apli it.
children,
In n h'it'f husim-s
meeting,
*.• I'l-V K S liA T
The Prayer Meeting servin' of
llu* First Baptist Churili will l»
held ill the Mrmoiial Kalin atloluil
f luil.ling at 7:30 I'.M.
Tin* Traininir Union K*r»ulin*
Commitlri- of the r io t
Baptist
Chutrh will meet nflet the Pntvei
Meeting Setvh-e in the Mvn’i* Bible
Cln** flooin.
fXmas Party Given Hy
Home Department
■y e r v o m
WimftAr
Tile WoS.C S. celebrated it* tenth
hirtlolav at tin* Methodist Clililrh
in Titusville Tuc»dn>\
^
l-nliei of tlie Titusville Church
™ « rv e tl n dellirhtflil lunch to the
vi Bing ladie* of the Sanford
Methodi*t Chut eh, nflet which ii
hirtloinv enl.r, Innoglit hv the
visitors, wn» |ne*entei| u* purl of
the eelehnilhin. A cnndle wa* light
ad for each trtial that Titusville had
uei oiopli'lu <1 fot the year.
w a* nigrsl t o n t ln u l th e
Chain of .MI"«ion- to l«- held Imre
Jan "A amt
Hifta wen then
distliluiltd from a large Christina*
toe.
Thor*' prevent were Mr*. BillInjpdcy; Mm. Ring, Mm. Kthel M.
Mann, Mm. O. D. I-andrc—. Mr*.
W. C. Clau»e. Mr*. O. T. I’enr-on,
Mi*, t!. K. Fllswruth. Mm. J. R.
Ifirhaid*. Mrs. W. II. Vnung. Mr*.
J. H. I arri*. Mis. J. I,. Horton,
'lt>. R. W. P ii - jii Is ', Mr*. W. D.
Thornton, Mrs. ANI*mi N'ildark,
?qv a
AND QUICKLY
ttlF T * ’
CUtTIFICXTt,
SOLVE YOUR
GIFT PROBLEM
Date
No.
ip
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Mi
t' e r s u n a l s
John An amp w ill visit relative*
in Washington, n . i.'„ during the
Christmas holiday*.
Mi** Joy Wren of I who non,
Term., i* the gueal of Mn W C
Satchel at her home on We t Nine
teen h Street.
Mi. and Mm. Willmin W. White
and daughtei hay
will amvc
Thursday floin Atlanta to ipend
the holiday* at their cottage.
. l.t. Fertile Roh»nu, N CU SM t, of
; Miami I* spending the Christina*
holidays with her parent*. Dr. and
Mr*. J. N. Robson, Sr.
Mr. and Mr*. I*. It. larndtes*
leave today for Atlanta, (in., to
spend Christina* with their son, O.
It. I.ainlirs*. Jr.
l»a|)lis| Children
Have Xmas Party
Mi. and Mi J. C. Mitchell will
leave luntorrow for Moiitenuma.
(fa., to spend Christina, with Mi-,
Mitehcll’a fistei, Mr*, if C. Crdllrt.
•i 11'« | i* i ILiiitiAt
i ‘i ii ii ha I l l u i Jilin*
^ i t D tli f* InHitr tif
CpI. Clatencv titanthun returnnl
tmlav to Fort Cu*ter. Mivh. where
he I* *tatlone<l, oftvi spending the
past week with Id' parents, Mr.
ami Mrs, V. II. (Irniitham.
if I '«ftSI }| ImHi IiY gin.
iing tlie door, .i minii t . tin- gifts and tu
•f
punfortl. I
tii. p.
J’rrw nlrd T«»
With Host Wishes of
'It. and Mrs. T. ,'l. I.nvfiehl and
The |h tu Sign, rt i ’ni s o i urny
ihihltrn, Marsha and Kdward of
Kllenton. are spending the Christ tin Woman - Club, Among ti." i
mas holidays with Mrs, lunTiclil’* rig h t, Mr*. Charles \ O.k.po h. Mis*
•on, Miss Driphtn <'..n ro ily, 'tl-v
mother, Mm. W, C . Satchel,
llii olmn was held last week at
p trselil w rle, (lt* l row , left In
F l i u l x t h ily*. 111. M r*. Bol. 11it IsFoi l.lvlngstoii, and M r*, tieoig
Fieming, Mi** K li-e llutelilson,
Ito n itrtiw n ; n m.1
Donald , I' ”. . M is. I ~tisr.tr .lidm*ou. Mi-.
Ml** Dull- Willis, student nut*e M r*. Wnltei T u iir i . ' I i
at St. Joseph’s Ho-pital In l.e*lng- I.C'lel t.llt If! i* , .'In ti.de S o .ll, M • Shiiley Smith, nod M r*. Hawtun, Ky., arrirml today to spend
the holiday* with hrr parents, Mr. Monleaumn, ti.i will u rtiv r to lav
mid Mrs. \V. R Willi*.
to|«- with Mr. Ct< it lotw* - pm . ill -,
H o lly w t M N l
Mi and M i*. I! I C irtirita w , fm
Mi** Itorolhy Morrison attired lln* t In 1*1 mu ■ holiday
b > tit in i m m i s
yesterday to spend Christina* with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Morrison. Ml-* Munisun tcarlu .......... Ii, win* • rtiiii*#'*liil
IlM l.I.YW nuD. It.,
TJ dn Willi (hi* I *«*lii«nti Vir* if ittii Mt
school in Atlanta, ffa.
in «*lit srf 11»«- N iivv, u n it *1 hy iihitii- K icty yiui u lot of wind litou* in
Mi-s llvtly Ro»e Hoolelum, stu ffkMii VVw>Inn k.*Lm tu *jh in I I In* HnllYWoo.! mill sum. of It is worth
dent nurse at Alachua (fetieral lioIhlnN* with hi |».»nut;. Mi jirnl remembering.
I lim e cnlTeeled some of tin IPTilI
t. U i;
Hospital in tiainesville. Is spend Mi
ipuitea that ate triiintkahle fm one
mg the Chtistmas holiday* with
c.i on or another. Here they are
her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Jinno*
IrtlluKli Raiikhead'* answer to
I'fr Jnivit 1 NiitliM r t*n, 'i tiu i
IliHilehan.
• pmts lln,I lletle Davi- imitat'd
. Iiltifiiti t( ill K l* f I it hi, tn r%
Mr. ami Mt*. C. Ifandatl Co||ln* 1»*l*114!I I *1
♦ill I III” U'MIUI 1111% \** |N•||J im u* it p i r t n t e : " l l n , n ' t lie tilof Jarksonville will arrive tomor I I m* rhfDMita * hohihiv
a>Mi hi* way*?**
row to spend Christinas with tliyir
M i. n»»il M»
l ll An
Bid!v Hutton, nitmoitieing that
parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Cullin* •U’i *«*n. J i »*ti '• • ! ! ! , \ %k-iikikhe w'» giving uti night life aflel a
and Mr*. I,. K. Ann-trorn;
•*oiieiliatioti with her hu*l>an-l,
r«.l Btlskin: "Contenteil pe>\plg
don’t ,11 to lligltt .lilies."
Dr. and Mm. II. K. Haiaak and
Mr All* I Ml h. *lil« I,
ji it *f
son are *|iciidlitg Iht ChrHma* doogliter .. Ihirid il.i .in,I Lo oo. hn,
F it.I Allen: "Television i- la.se.1
holidays with Mrs. Smouk’s par of West I',(III lie,o il, .llid Vf •. .Old nn the In lief I Iml then an a lot
ents, Mr. nml Mr*. V. II. (iiatilham. 'I 1' . I f I
of instplc with nothing to do, will
I
<11 ol I I , 1I
' .i l l nriiv< till.... .. .. I . sp. ud | trig to waste then time vidclli'ig
Mr. and Mi*. W. II. Cainplcell t ’htistlllHS Wittl lo . :,t | All .lin o . ! tve-mlo w In. can do nothing,''
and Infant daughter, Cathv, will V , Bol* .-ri
Ite l .. It' d . ..i- k e d ..fly i In i
arrive tumorrow to -i»nd the
l W .d ilitlK lo C aiy l i r u i l t alm u t pusChristina* holidays
with
Mi*
ill'll- plans foi ih lld ri-n : “ I think
CamplwH’s parents. Mr. and Mr-.
Re till i l.-ltm
it tio li.ioo
II would I*, vi tv depressing foi one
R. /.. Johnson, Hr.
M t. nnd Mi
i i lin n
-........ to kllo tv that he wa* a ulantieJ
Ralph i | I * .., .- .i ,.f 1 *hfield, l-ahy. That's *n eold and unionismRandall Hoff will arrive today Jla**-. and Vie, Admnnl ond Mrs t ic ."
from M.l.T. in Cambridge. Ma**., Allan If McCann of Wii Idnglou,
Ilnlv laiiuarr, explaining; whv
to lie with his parent!, Mr. and D, C. Admiral Mi Cunn w«* in ( <ni- she couldn’t see the poller fm two
Mrs, O. K. (inff on Park Avenue, maud of the I ’neifie siihmniine days after lining f'J.Mi.nthi worth
during the holiday a.
fleet during W.uld Wat II.
of iewel*: "Y’ou know what It's
to1, 'ii *. W. l
.
Mr. ami Mrtt. D. P. Currie and
ihlldren of Raeforil, N. C„ are
rxpnteil In arrive tomorrow to
spend the holiday* with Mr*. Cur*
He’* parents, Mr. and Mrs. (ieorgi
Well*.
Not Tran*lrr*t> t* or T r* 4 e * lil* In Cash
t: r It..
til tty r •—
r sw.um
kin- Connelly; third row, Mi,- Betti M mi, . Mi
’A
w illir t. Mi* U t'. llidlytiiMil. Mi-, tfroige Spe. i. Ati
V' igl.t K ill
lev, 'I i- . Vo)i. Willmms, Ml** Betty Jo llr.wk, 'll** Jlargatrt Dint
f.ld e i. Mi* Jean W ill in ins. Mi- Ralph Wight, mil '!■
M I Zitn
me t niun
like to lolue loinie Inti aflei n
p atty and la a ah' lied flout
•
sound steep."
D in v lm F.lta K u ra u
"A rlo rshould *tav lumgiy."
V lv n n ta-tgli. s it e d if her Hu*huiid. I a menu* illiv ie i, hud planin film mate tihaki-pt m g " I dun 1
think lo ’d -av. If I" ' did, Olson
W eill • might -tort film in g llo*
sutne Ihing im m eiliately."
Dorothy Parker, esplum ing why
she didn't lake a Imnrv moon after
her pc mat tinge In Man Camp
Iw ll: "W e're going now lin e . "\.'ve
hern everywhere."
Ifi'd Ski Hon ,hem mg nlaiiil a
fu r at Ihe ptevieve of ntvc of Ids
pii'lllivs “ You can’t Idoine it olt
lln- nil ton Usuu e It*.- not *y» twl.M
Jean Himmons. romit'gllting mi
Ve|| leudef* s f l.i i.-el.lf* he. flc-t
'm etIran fisdhall game: "I don t
lllv Ihose pcnple waving llo it
aim s to git petudi Ii. veil lii"»d
o r-,
k n o w *, we - c rv n m
om
got
i: r
'ti \
l’ i
\t
'lo t Inn
•lei to holi til- sliym*sI jtltleo Ita* all, "< rI-• icitiii - "I
tll’ l
p lofcs-in ll
" \
p e l -nil t i l ,
ti
tu* o il'll"! noil In L'i ' in*" ’ t'l kilo
of I hi vine.- Noilout peoph i mild
When prompting.
WoAor^fJoldMUftdi...
II I l a k e It ”
.Is oil Ins
Ja ck 1’un.. Ii I'm
tillv*e-Vi .<1 < Im .t w ith I!h it "I
n .ih e d o h d lot any
wit* tie n t
tin
.. 11. d "
of tin pc to
tt. Is detid
Roll Hop
ulol leli vision 1 - i lo l-.v i llo'V
Imried ii m ''
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ll ie j. I hiii I , ii |Ii , ' lilt*i p-ill'o
t ot I
fig u ti I Is II* i lay to ri ti' id a lo i*
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uni ut sneeei mill* lie*, hot nut ril
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.iii .'ImhI i elss'** ttlre- thin
Italian irlic 'le.ritio
I’citi.
Ill ailing against divotre " 'I it ale
nil a id e , so why throw one awav
mol get another just like 111017 It
i* In’lter to kiep the one you have
iiiol piofit from the time and lluuhie you have spent <in him."
M artu Toren, on U . H males:
"T h e American w olf is leallv .hy
and uncertain, lie Is abrupt in or-
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Mr. and Mr*. It, O, Crenshaw .if
Cunnter*iKtir,|
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J„t„ t I . M, I K Reel, Mr*.
. M i Itoh.ilJ Knight,
M> t h in tle. Mu. .- is Mi
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ttiid. Mi
Harrier. Mi-. W.
I W il ,.ti. M r*.
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M i* S D A Hied, and
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Mr. and Mi*. Ben It. William*,
Jr„ of Denver, I'oh, have arriveil
to lie with Mr. William ■
’ patent y
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. William*, dur
ing Christ mas.
Jim. David Dynl ami daughtei
Hu>an of 'Vest Palm Reach are the
guest* of Mr*. DyalV parents. Mr.
an>l Mr*, (irorge Wells. Mr. Dyal
is expected to arrive Innintrnw,
I
I I I .»**»• Ill ♦ *'»» ififtd,
Mr. and Mro. fV-att A. Untilh
ami children, tin.-an, John. Small
and IVan, Jr., of Chicago, arrived
yesterday ’ In -m ud the holidavwith Mr*. John Melseh.
YoWell’s Gift Certificate
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Dr. ami Mrs. II. K. Ring and
son. Rol.liy, have left for Olncy,
III. to spend the holiday* with lit.
Rllip’s parent-. They exprcl m y
turn tin- first of the year.
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New Year’s Eve
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Sunday, December 31, 1950
Pimlilpil ns in live; tu |ttiy tine tnxvn; nupjtnrt
iilir nch'Mtlrt iiliti I'ilim in ■>; In l« |{isk I piii/t'Bft ttlifl
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in ttiir nnuill way, innko mir cnmmunUy Hie licnt
pliU'i' III live.
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( all 1200 for mcnraUmm
You are corflally Invited to hear CHARLIE WRIGHT at the Piano, with
milo vox and acconiloii, playing nightly In (he beautiful new BAMBOO
llrm llrutilirul Organ Mimic Hy Harry Wesler In Our Klore
S-aO To fir.in I*. M. K*rh l»ay.
Store Open Til 0 P. M.
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Bewildered Bradley Beaten Again; Prep Plaver Rule Stan Musia) Sets
Be Softened NewLeagueRecord
Crusaders Eke Out Win Over Vandy Will
By Athletic Board During 19*50 Season
By M ILO PAMNETI
NEW YO R K . D « . 22 </P) V rlu ltlr blirnnalt Wlttlr nrrdt only
a little help, .uni wltcn Ins I . o iik I.Liitl Univcmly males cooperate tin
lii.it kl.inli don't lotr.
Ihe |H>lulird, 6-foot H-inch scoring ate got plenty of suppoit List
nirlit
game
nil to defeat
, 1KI-7I.
While teaiind with Ituy Felix,
a d l l sophomore, to control the
hacki-'Mids in a wild, running
gan.e. helis also bellied out with
I t point* A o uni, While topped
the coring with '2d points LIU
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NEW YORK. Dec. K - L d n - T h *
C H IC A G O , Dec. at—m - Un
dismayed hy professional ba.r- St Louis Cardinals failed to finish
hall's lejes-tion of the hands-off- In the first division for the first
irrp-player rule, the National time in 12 year* last season but
'eilei ntiou of Htate lligli Hchool through no fault of Htanley Musial.
The great ItedMrd outfielder,
Athletic A* .Delations plan* to
'often the rule fur u (tossihle coin- geru-raliv rated the National le a
gue’s No. | performer, not only
pi ionise.
paeiit all players In slugging »taThe tuli whieh evpiirs after
iisties last season, l>ut set a new
lll/iI m u disapproved at tin le- league record with hi- perform■'•Hi minor-mayor meeting- In HI. a nee.
IVtershutg
The four-lime hatting champion
If • U l.Jly followed, it forbid* pulverised opposing pitchers for
n Seoul from ev>n tipping hi* n f.WI ditypirtK lunrk to Ihh-sI hi*
(L O) yanks No. 7 nationally ill
hat to a talented high 'clued base nine-year ma|oi league figure to
tt,i< we-1
A ’ ur|atf<l l'i|*sill.
hath i nnlil he gradual'a mighty r.sn This Im-IU t i the
Fur th e -ecuml straight night,
Tin- National Federation, ti its previous lifetime retold of .b77
OMahotitn AA.tl (7 0 | -laved off
annual inectlrig In Mobile, Ai r . lt*-ld joint 1v hv Rogers Hornshy am)
r> rally t.* win The No /r Aggies
Die. 27 'ill, may modify the agres- Johnnv Mire,
defeat i-d Fnuthcru i uliforiiia, Lnuient lo pitiuil ilego I lotions with
Mn'ial poiin<leil nut 331 totai
-•ts.
tin
olglil
In-fore,
AAM
I'llll.A D L L I'lll A, |»ec. f l -U 't n liter, .tin nt tiny time with Ihe hi lt in I tii gniites, including tt
t.|ii<‘e|o l past i ulifotniu, !ld .'If*.
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pro
ihnthl* *. seven tuples ami 2X home
Bradley, which n n ei,
ASM —“I'm Ju»t a fnu now.'* -aid Con
fr" "lonal nml.
tiefore he grnd run- II* Hired lii.ri runs and hatted
pest month in u battle of Missouri •tie Mack today »• he celebrated Ulll'S.
in Ino .Stun nl-o diew H7 base*
Valley 'iitai,-. kept putt- with an Ids hath birthday.
o>i l..i|| anil strin'k out nnlv ltd
easy trj-t'.l drutd.iiig of Centenary.
This i- the fir-i birthday In H7
times.
Gene (Midget Miknni Melrhiurrc tears that Ihe grand old man of
The official -latl-tienl figures,
-cured eight points in the first th Ita-elMil! lias nh-erved n a sp,s'i.r
leleaseit ve-tenlov. also -Im snl
reCOOtt* to -tail the llinvea off. lor. I|e retir.sl
manager of hi*
why Eibllr Htankv of the New
The itradl. > tegular- -at down lolnvid I’hilailelphla \thlrtli-- last
York Giant- tank'd -i-eoml in the
early nod Harold Mooty -cores! .11 Del |d. lie mnunged lire A ’v for
most talunhh- player
ihiII
last
IHiioi
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lo-ing Ml season* ami had been aetiv-*
month.
struggle Hindi, y (H U), NCAA ns plaver ml manager for d7
The fiery little aecnnil ha-rman
ramnaigns. Mow is l.t Inking r.
reaeheil base more often than anv
lifement T
And Itiere was rireiimvelithip. other national leaguer la«t s*a“ I'm so hu*v iLni I don’i hav.
sneh son In addition to hi* l/dt hit*.
tirue lo renllr*' I'm reiire.l," Mnet some t*^- #*l»«s|l men ire hi
s mao. uv,-r ns landed pitehr l Htankv roasril l i t walk*, was hit
told the tt-ttal crowd of tires- nn I
f'will | •*■** it for Ihe Pittsburgh hy a pilrhed hall 12 times nml was
radio men who vl-lted him In lit
Pirate
Pettit had lw*en signed
ife on errors four llnies That
SMhe I’ark tower offiet*.
before gradual Ion I.v a Hollywood nut him on lias • 3|n in l/d! game*.
jp'at tu win, la IT, Mutcus rtie*
The man who mnnaired Mil
bsiger used Id* C feet It Incite* wankee liurih? the Hoani.h Annul- agent for f t-1 -1 other titan t,a ■.' ■Siaid.v wound up wilh a hitting
well for t. hounding mill poiltl* can »ar and euirled hi* A* hall idnviug The Piratr ti * igrst aiera.'t of .Him.
■* with the pent nail landed
making,
Id. Chart.**
Pugsley t brooch two world war* said he
I.. Iji.d out with l/i and a fine hpd “ N o do (Ihi lliril ho-e hull will ('.Mil
tt II.IM 'AT Ifn i.ID A V
Other ill-custion tnrries it *brlimn game Missouri, also of the survive (hi* late*' ernereenev.'1
MOHII.H. A la. I tre 22 id1)—
Kerlerat Ion's middle meetinn •*
pu. . *ion* rnladed Hig Seven (.‘und* pause*! hrlefy, then said rttiib* television of ri—n contest*. Kentucky's Sugar Howl
hound
( .n in e , bill'd.d the NCAA and -lowly;
..... w l l l l f **nt*' tomnamenls, p*'* new flies hark to la-xington for
N IT champiun* their firet las*
*'l was shocked nt the failure aitile new gllglhll|tv rerttilrement* Cbristma* tmtav after a grueling
this tea»>ii.
lur'ry lodmigia -lumped u hit nf the major league owner lo ill li e fare of the war *|!ti»linn I milling grind for ita Jan. I date
with Oklahoma.
hut t inriimuii (d-O) defealcl renew the eontrael of Commission arid >»*<I.e tu it ami football ml*
One mole workout was scheduled
William and Mary anyway, hu er I A. It | chandler I tilt do not
for lio Wildcat* la-fore they hoard
ll. * I'.* ....at forward averaged understand it. After nil. Chandler
ed a . haileird plane for * brief
gyjt point a game up tu last did everything that wa* expert'd
holiday,
night to lead the nation hut of him and did It well
“ What more do they warily
rrvm l only hi against tin* South
Why the rr.mmisslmier arranptd
er nr r».
Murray State, a contender In for |.avuieut nf mure than fannnop
the backyard of No. r Kentucky- for world *.-ri. i< h-vi.lon, didn't
Han H t A M T V o , It.. *22 id*i
w>*n U* ninth -tiaiglil. Oh-6'2, over he? That nlnne -hoold have town —Grid slur- from Ihe end nod
enough I., keen him in office. tin- west liiickle down t<> rigorous
T c ia s Tech.
Center Mil l*ayton dropped in I'm afraid the owner* have made I mining to.lavlust eight day*
2U point* m Tulitm-’* upset of a terrible mistake,"
from their cla-s In the 2flth an
Mack suggested hasehall might nual -hririe rhnrity game here
Northwestern, *'7-to. The Green.
If* M-.Tl had tost two straight to "in these limes, l,e unable to get Dee :tn
the exact tvrw of man the game
Columbia the preceding night*.
While coaches Hernle (tierman.
Holy Cm** ( l - l l proved again needs lo rentaee Chandler.
ex-Minnesota. T his Mrlwirghiy of
it ran nurse a want irad in
Connie -ai.l he annroved other Dnrtmnnt and Bob Veigt* of
defeating Vanderbilt, tV4-rl2. Tues- derisions reached i.v the Ln-rhaH Nnrthw.-lent
lookeil on. Ihe
day night the Cruotares whinpert magnates in Florida—rationI of Easterners
r..mia**l throip'h n
Oklahoma, M/.u. After Kail*. tt*a bonus rule and nbolDhroent *»f x.lfite.l ‘trill veAerdnV all Do*
Mat key sored n iwii-polriter with tin- agreement not to take play lime talking it up "Heat the
four Iiiintltrs left, Holy Cross er- out of high -ehool
Wl‘*l
stood off Vanderhllt to freece the
What ahnoi ts-t ,ea»on's dt.
Ilighligtil* of the workout wax
hall
atitiolntlnv
golden
antdver *arv tire pn,*-lii|- eombltialion of Dxit*
Dayton <»I 'ti knock.<1 Tenues- enmiinign, (lie one Connie hs-t nioiilli't i|u»rteelrxek duo. Johnny
-I - out »f the unbfuteii class, 70- lligli hope* would h-ini- Ini . tl-w* Cli|\lon nlnl 'It'd. tleP rgie.' t*i
01, 'I he Volunteer* h.d won th.ii lone sot.gl.l crowning iw-ui aid ’ Boek Curt l«, dt!! -pound vaieler
"It was iiiv fault I thought I lull Hid
could go nn and on a- nionnpec
We-t ena.‘i**-s N»r**M«* Frliwurt*
and I was .i. t. i inioed to e ■
' •.f HUnfunl. IlMVki.- M i. II of Wn*l«
through that Will. sear. At lea-1 Iritfi.in nn.I I'
N* <Iv »»f ID* I111*
Lt| ltd. tunlioiiai '* l«n I'n kup, I’m sorre now I didn't null s y»si llit'ir rliiit|D * t lirtiiiifti Mil
light gie. n, I. - * than 2,uuu miles, *onner. I nn- a deterrent l» the fr-oll ill ill at Etanr.itd yesterday.
Titter* gridder ntteode.1 lo pllllt
new eu nd it lo u throughout. team."
Their -lifter -euslhtlitie* touch in g - Uvie Mote. SMP. Bill Jaaatjp
IIIM .no.
.7 Ply inottth -I door sedan, inoloi rst hv that kind «>r frank m -, .,f DSC and Iliad Howland, Little
and lire* top notch, needs paint -ports writers agreed that vhglh
All * i.terlet. hack from McMurrj
ing. This week onljf
(71/tOO. et von *iik«ai or didn't like Mark’s lee-hei
,
polirles. here Indeed wn» one nf
T h e W e t is expected l« J W
Imseliair- gianls straight a- a heavily mi the running o( Wllrot.l
"Whi«»r" Whit...........hack
Arironn ............ . Tempe, and roll
h*rk Hole.
T n k e your fninily untl friends for n
ilelil'hlfill stlsl fnslilniH'd
G A V ILA N F A V O R E D
NEW YO R K , Dee. 22 — (A'l—Kid
Gavilan r»lrd a 6 lo 14 choice to
halt the surge of young Joe Mlcell
tonight. The taro welter* elash in
the feature ten rounder at Madison
Square Garden.
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to know Ca$«*y *o well that the
once kept a nine-hour trv»l with
him in a Brooklyn hotel.
DR. C. L. PERSONS
OptonetriM
EYES EXAMINED
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lit
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YOUNG AM ERICA
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M D N K iO M EItY . A la. Dec. 22
t,1*> Plnyer* nn*l roaches were
at riving here today for the an
mini lllue-tiray football ronte*l
id Crainlun Ihiwl Dec, 30.
’I wo ineinlrt i* of Ihe northern
marhing >.laff Hay Eliot of III■
IBoI. and Hip Engel of IVnn .Stale
ore alrrwdv here
I In v ecpe. l the third Yankee
t-oaih, George Mmiger of Pransylvanla, today.
All Gray roaches art* due in town
duiilig the day. They are Virginia’s
Art Gtrope, (irorgia’s Wally Hulls
and Dulrli Meyer of Texas Chris
tian.
CHRISTMAS TURKEY A y
DINNER $2.00
I
man. 3he exprei.ed complete confiilenee In him.
MI*i W cDtm an teetlfled In »e*•Ion* court ye ite rd a y that Caaey
N EW Y O R K , Dec. 22—tA V - i* the father, despite her liftin g
Charge* that former Urooklyn “ Robert Ahram a” on the hlrth terDodger pitcher Hugh Casey la tiftcaU.
She ■••rrtrii the name on the
the father of an unwed girl'*
year*old ton are "preposterous." certificate wa* fictitious and a
loner named Abram- »he once
says Casey'* wife, Kathleen.
Mr*. Oa*ey flew from Atlanta met in a restaurant (tail nothint;
to stand hy her huihand at the to d<> with it.
The g irl said that flattin g with
trial of a paternity complaint
brought t>y brunette Hilda Wclsa* a speaking artju alntanrr, she ratne
Hugh Casey Denies
He Fathered Child
^
In the hisloil.' ami beautiful
luncheon nnd dinner
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G ILB ER T Panama Chocolatra for C L E R K - T Y P IS T Mu*t U axDar*
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filing and general office routine.
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Kenponeibtc |Miiitlon with t-atab*
DELICIOUS home baked Fruit
IDhcd local film. 49 hr. week.
Cakra, idaai for Chriatma* dt*Write giving age, education, ex
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GREEN Enfllth Holly Red Herriw, Spruce Pina T ra n , all alaea. 9 WOHR W A N TED
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cakoa at PI«rly*W i*tly and
and American Porda. aedan*.
Table Supply Store*.
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St. Wa Buy, Sail or Trade mo*t
ROOF WORK o f all kind. E a v anythin*. Pnont IQS-J._________
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.110 Sanford Ave.
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C H R IST M A S Fruit Cake, the beat
In tuwnl At
Robb'* Home llakcry
217 K. U t Rt.
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Cliri Inin I’lugium 7:10 I'. M.
Midweek (im .il .i'll ('till i Wnl
in iliii 7:l*i I'M
N n lirr; .lame ||"kiida. Inrimi
I ill:
III ttl II III* M ill
-’’.'It 11m h r .
He*. Joe I I ten .. I ’ll* I or
8 .... hi' irluuit at {Irlfi A M
Cla e ft,i nil a k m .
Mm mint uorthlu 11 (HI A M
K'lltifi I . •Tin |( Jr
■ n r Till*
h n ' Ml nirnilwi* nr** lit I'tul lo V
|u e»< til ft llri* '.#•'! vfnr.
Ill'll
" t i l Ii11'|n i
tif
Ole
i >1.1fiat
IN line "Ji'llr m'i vjrit
known « . hntint in Hawaii. " ■ a M Sooi r n U r if.| H , tu 1'
(antr tii|t|H t nf lltuiilliih i . ||i >a 0" |H 'il r. At H;|MI IV ill bill u l.v
M 1be SunVhnil’ll I f 11111, riiim itn l .11.11 <.|I|||| tin) m In.
•1 kill |if»••«•))! Ihe nnnttnl
In preach. 11■ i now ntleiiilinK '•I.. lilt
* firnirvnm. which will
T m n r a Nunueri© Culll-gr in III it
Naahville. Trim, lie
will have- the fni one hour and half. After
I'lnrrntn fruit am' ratnlie.
ehatgr *if the iiininiUK •••tvicr. In i v ’ll I©
* el Veil to 14T| ore rnl.
thr Sunday /.lira.I hum lie »vill (il.is
.... tiny evMiint’ I'laVW meet
a III till it itI ftil IIIIn i fill II a Itml at n
alriK a mm* in hi. native tniiK’ie ini* m i IlihU (wit i,t 7iM| j*. ||
Mi* '"(i*i •*
•••!■•© Thut'ilay
I'lrate ilnn't mis* Oil*.
eVi-nlfiK al 7:5(1 I* M
Viriory U n lrr> It mil aervlee
M IIS I ( H ills 1 1 \N t III III II
Kriday evenlmr at 7:50 I*. M \
IMI7 Sanlnnl A irnu r
for nil Volin© iiet>h|n.
J, l(.mil .ill Farris. Mlni*lri
ti .
''ini,ft. -trim* l and " ill
“ If h it’l l l*i\ Wen *’ltii linn .' flit ... I It I ni*l ■ 'tvI the I* >1,1
Will hr the ret moil illtj.vl ill On (* I t 'lie.| |„ ii M<*o *
Mfal Christian Church Hit1niint't'U
will ire© Snmlav linn nini’ .
Tlteie Hill I., mi evnilny srivlrr K ills r r u t tn it n r C H ItlST.
s t H 'N ru n *
Tin* Chun it S' Itoul will meet al
Mill ICnn'1 Hrrtitifl Slr^rl
A.M.
r e t s A, M
A cm dial well mile l> ©(tended to Run, lay HftlfMlI
V<" nlit"’ Krrt ifi*
l l ’Hfl A, Vt
nil.
\V, in ■
■Jwv Srrvif»*
R:(m P M.
Rra,tin© if.win T'ie*ilav< nn.i F iiAKKKMHI.Y til M ill
tin” , rt'tM) in rs-rin I' Me
1200 l.aurrl A 'rruir
" Is «»)*• afjliil'ri
" C l" t
L A. Mien. I'*.lot
f.r (lie 1 A#«|* H**l f))*ift ai liirl1. Mill
Sunday School K ;IN A.M
Mnriiine Wnuhip 11 .no A M
’ ............i !•* c'Iih i *’is*• *#f t*hr| if,
The Kvenitig Stivirt ■w ill begin s . It nllsl!, 1119Mill* Imim! lilt* UK rM ••)»
• t 7:00 in-It ml of £:!)() oml will hr Stiii'lnv. 1Ifvi tnlri t Ifl1
contlu. leil by llir Vottltif people nf
The (Ittiilf’ii Tt'ii i "Ifnlu ii the rhtiiih untler the leadership of II rliilil is Us) n, ,un!t. IM M "II i<
thr president, Mra. I land l idgr.
given: lnml lii*'
rtiplwnt • hall
At the ©love of the aervlce them la- ii|.>n l»U nlmiiMn " Hun., n i b
will he the ex'hanire of B ill* nml
Anifinir i Ih* riluthtfi* uhlrh nunthe Sunilav Sr litad util eive I lent* li*bp |||«* |,P<
|« th»*
to all "ho Hie preaenl.
folli»v* ifUf f | (tin flu* ttilili*; ,4\ltfl
♦I * i liiM i'I pw , and w ninl -t m»m/
WHHI.HVAN M KTIIO IIIH I
iti ’ Minis fHIrd V’llh ivivilfHfi* nii't
l ilt IH II
Ihr unit • **f
Hii'
hint ’
I'aula
ll.n k r i HH.
('••orKe l(. Mu ('It, I’a-loi
Mic l.rvoia * i nti*|t il ** Mi*
Friday 7:.in I'M.
( lit retina r hn|c Ihr folfnwhtir p'ti
fI<*Hl
Program.
II
f Jin ir linn S 1
»• '•liwti
Stintlny 8©bool !• .'in A M
•“ Jci.i... J.i.d IlMitlh with K pv tf.
Morning Wnitthip |ti.;it) A M
Mir Jicrinhit»
l*| lilniv 11*»k«*
Voune I'etiplev* Meeting 0 IS Ktlilvi **! it i*1
'1
*I ti »w
nf hi*
J'-M.
' d rillv !•* Inin *** •h«l o
s»
Evening Sen let 7;, III I'M .
w«iW n* Ihr l\v tlnh* »»« #b»nr
Prayvr Meal me Wedm ..(J«v 7:30
f'.i Until If or for f*ml ........... ..
r.M.
tn. Itrln f("lM J' n* ' ’t»mt'i;
We Hrleoni© you to Hi. ihtm li ml
t„ i>r. .rive Ihe eternal harmnn .
with a 11 i*Ti'IIv .[Hi tt,
Hut mortal* did need (l'i‘
and je .il. la.inted the way fm
CO N U K M IA TIO N A I. i III lit II
tlirni** l I'd *
J’arh A 'rm ir anil Ihinl h l f i .l
J. Hernai.I Hoot, tlin i'lrr
Chill ill S. laad IH.lHi A.M.
I | lis t PltrSH V TP.ItlA N
SlurlilnK S e n ile
11 111 AM
I lit HI II
ti
Srrnion. "The (.‘hriilinaa Stoiy"
Hat. Angn* (i. MrlnnW. it. i»«
Wa Mual I<o To lirllilrhein
I'aator
■We know nnlhlliK of On e viai*
U:I5 A M. Church School.
tori to llcthlebvin c u rp t thin they
11:00 A.M. Morning Worahip.
filled the Inn. The itlnry of Cn<|
Brtini.n hy the llev. A. U. Mclnni*.
paaaed by, ami they know nothing
0:50 P.M. Pioneer fellowihlp.
of It. ‘The atar iaiin.1 It* fin nml
llif? Ibdnut ifti| mint; f»*I I he tmihjft i Votith Kellnwrihlp.
7::;n P.M. ChriilmaH I'iiKiant.
nf llelhlehem .nolle,t u Mnj:'
Si.e.tal mini. ("» Snntlnv nmrn*
hut If they i|ii| | ii..M til. ii I' la.
|pg Anil" m. "Ilr' itk Flitth. "
m o r .l that they pave unv bred
ll. n'ii'"" Heavenly l.tgllt . ( li.VO
" If wr ..iiotild go in lb ili lehr to, . . I i le.it; Milo. " II With All Your
wotihl we go « the liumlde |HKH Heart”. Stnnlrv HiutWleyi anthejn.
went lour ai*o, or a* the Wise Mt n
"('lnTiiliin Suni* No V by O'*
who came front lahdu afitt. or ».
Ihi* holtller . tuan liint* nndet to Cham rl Choir.
Tin Pageant. "The Coining of
deral Ah, no, How ..liatipe | . the
aatlre that we who --r.«-m>I the iiio -i (Jini»l" I. d im led by Mr. Hubert
lljii.tr. Mode fttr ihe Pageant will
at Chrlatmaa, who sing the uuett lie
furnished hy Mia. OenrjteTunhy
l l l w . who give Ihr moat, who
if * at to n a il Hu. Chrlal the im>.i and ihr You lit Cludr.
• l Christ nt**—that we wmil.l la*
F U K K MKTHOIHHT C H C H C II
Ihr aeehi'i' of romfnrt. the prmleiit
W rit Knurlh S lrrcl and l.aurrl
and the eareftll who Woohl fill Ihe
A 'rm ir
Inti lo over flowing while Ihe gloiv
I’rrd It. Horton. Pailor
of dial pa am - u* hy“
Sunday School tctfi A.M.
John K. Mulhnlland
Mnrninc WoroMl* Ht:f6 A.M.
ChrU lm ai Piogram 7:30 P.M.
K lltS T IIA IT IH T C H IH IC II
Pmyer Meeting Thuraduy 7:110
ra rh Avrnur at S iilh Si reel
P.M
'
," * K Hriaik*, fr„ |>a»tor
John I., Miller. Ihlurutional
h o i .v i it o s s i u n i t ii
IHrrclur
( Kpiornpal)
, "Wr've Saved A I'la. e Kor Ymt.”
Ite*. II. I.jttlrlun /Imnirrman,
• Sunilav Scbtad 0:4& A.M. "Take
II. H., Hr. t#.r
jrour family to Sumtav School”.
I ’onrlh S iiimI m) In .td'cnl
Morning Wor*hlp 11 ;<ni A M
8:IHI A.M. tlnly Contmtininn
Sermon hy W. P. Ilrooki. Jr.
t*:Iin A.M. Knnilly Scrvlro ami
TrainiriH* Cithm 0: |r. p.M. A
Church Sclimd.
B.
!Vr ,'v,'rlr r ,""eh metnlier.
11:00 A.M. Mtnnlntr Player and
Story lltHir for rhlhlrrn umlrr t»
Sermon.
year*.
S» hedulr of Setvirr* f'liriitma*
Kvenlnir Worihin 7r.K) p M
Kve:
8«Trnnn by W. P. Ilrooki. J*.
tOstB P.M. f'ltrialniBH Mmir,
\vrilnenlay Kveiling Service T::tu
HUM P.M. Keitival Choral Ku*
8
chari«t with Sermun.
^ ^ f >’ room a* warm
jrwir
Chri*linaa Hay:
8:00 A.M. Holy K 'lrhaiiil,
Ser'ice* during Ihe w rrk!
w 5 f c Ti?.A ,' . ,,A I7 , s r C ,IIJSCH
Tueoday, Wedneailay, Thuraday
Ntntli Street and U u r r l Avenue
ami Saturday Holy Communion
Key. H. U Whatley, Pailor
7:50 A.M.
SunrUy School tiffi A M. ClaisKriday. Holy Communion K.OO
f* for all ages.
A.M.
JYonhlp if dm A.M.
sermon by the pailor.
C IIIII8 T (U U R C H . laingwood
ttT .U . 0:80 p.M. Union, for all
(Kpiacopal)
.
PI‘ E l r,,lnx
--- -©—.ill
Wonhii
TSi 7:80 P.M.
“Come Thou with
ami
Will (Jo thee good."
llev. II. I.yftleton /dmmrrman.
It. I)., Vicar
Kourlh Sunday In Advent
1:00 P.M. Kvening
Sermon.
Prayer
ami
<
CIIUKCH (IP CHItlST
All are welcome,
•»m Avrnur and Second Street
Chrialmaa Day B.-.W A.M. Holy
I* J-* NlrSolaon. Mlnlilrr
Rurhariit.
.¥ •
Sunday School
5* A
Morning Worahip
J l l O P. M.
Cvenlng Worahip
jr H:on |». M. Hilda Study
nltvajm welcome
Arm,
my I>ack Vlr Pollock hold,
the Air Medal with three Oak
Umf rtu itrn for action with the
3th Air Forte In World War II
C o cke
ilaan aara l i . a r m . its* I
center' a ir rnneeriicd in rvrnt nf
'.»ar, lei' movinjr jiroplr arouni
mny pie*rnt unite a prohlrm, hr
■t|l*'llir*a|.
He itre».e*l the jiart of the
Amerirau l.« gton in figblilig font
in mil»in on the home front, ami
tr.I.I of Hie more than 81,11' '
relitiact' with the K ill made •»>*
lufKionnalre* in home tlefrii'e
V"tl' In World War II.
In letfaid In the atom bomb he
mi..I that h. I>elievr*l it to hr pr!
mailly a military target weapon,
whrienit it ba* Iwep made
•«
nli* wruiMin.**
»
,
“ It 1» u l#l»rk plrturr* but l
tiiinK ih.* Amri lean
vmu Iu
liki *«» •«'<* Ifitlli
tiop,” he atatetl.
Cei.etal Mar.Vrthur !• •ln'"H «
...... . i.li I- 'aid, ami added that
,l„
m ..... n’h HIhk I"* l*>at»#t'J
II.
rnllert all evaCH"H''K • V ? 1’' tei •
lermnnt American caaiiattie*:u.ou(»
rnl drelarml tlL
rifle
'fipu.e lUUd
that of tight
WIH’Wv »R'l.
I ' A CO SH
I'r o f it H
►•••"> ►««» fine I
MeCIrllau noted.
that the
" ' t o i r ' . n m r iKruIhllUv
tha'"''l»r**»nrr group*"
Ifatlnn «hkh C<.ntrie.» might not
"'The H»U" has agreed to take UP
„ ,e..rgani»allon hill mi new year*
llrlo ii niiitting today until neat
Tner tlayj thr I luu.c paaaed an
a atopgao bin
h l™- .."
u . . . . . »"
III all"'« tin t rSa il"
S ir-
iit■jt11\ bill tn c|r*r fronictrm#-
,i,t.
i< IKJl
not unrommon
on noni*|u
i „ Id
........... .
a1 t
.......... _«|.prnprlatl«» whi^h
have liven ilelayad.
i r Truman tm.k ;>ff
d'
in white C h i |.tilia* weather today
tu *prn.l tin YulelM. at home In
Hull iiendem e, Mu.
Through a thick
,
vnowfall llir
i>. esiii. rit'i four-engine plane In,;
liHrd from the runway
Waihinatun National Alrp"(«
1,1 1:0H P.M
. .
Trainmen Killed
U s s l l i i . c n i s i roar Os.
today.
Dr ill air J, M. Wcilliiook, III,
an engineer, and W. i*. Jellrcyi,
>7. a brakeman. (kith were i n i ilrnu of I hi'ii Splint!'
Injured weir latdci WiitlliKk.
12. engineer; R . V . O 'iilren . 25,
foreman, and ^ain llryan t. 50, a
Negro
fiiem an,
all
nf High
Npungi, A ll there w eir irp tn lril
n io 'rd lo a la ’ediurg Imspilal
" Ite ir ihe rondiliun «d M liillock
and O 'S lrrn war i lew rdied at
" t r ilir a l."
Tlif* rift It Hrrijrrfii fit* Ho multi
Daytona Beach May or Chinese Communista
To Be City*8 Youngest
(Continued from I’a je ((lie)
cast being monitored by the
An'ocintud I’r e ii tn San Francisco
had nut yet mentioned Chou's
objection.
, t
(It limy have hern building up
tu it, however, hy repeating an
hiiglih tmu-latinn nf the atateno ot U«d deh-gnte (leueial M il
Hsiu-Chuan mane m the U. N.
in New A'oik liefuie he returned
to Chinn. In that statement, VYo
iluimrd he hud come to Lake
8 u c m s with « "proposal for sunprosing war," hut that it had
been “ rejected.” )
The gist of Chilli's 'lx points,
as translatid in Tokyo:
1. The
three-man
crawfii©
rommlttie it. unlawful U o n . r the
Chine-ie Communi-t government
did not rnnsent to nor part'cipate
ACI. liiir lir,l't%r*'li *%* I
\V«*ir
i in the United Nntioiis vote .nlting
and Weirulati about 7:*n A. M.
for it- fm iiialion. Nor wu? the
Train* iuvolvvti were No
te l,!
! Chim e deb gallon prepared lo
inirvitig (mm illgli KpriMys to
I negotiate in till, unlawful action.
I,re, burg, and No I hll. Mi.iviny
2. The Communist Chinese govfrom lajeshurg lo High ,Spi trig-.
i ernmeut rrneatrdly has *uggi-'id
Hi vision offices of tho A CI.
, tiiat the only way to end Ihe Ko*
here -a id foil th Ini I of (he era ill
' reon war i* to withdraw all foreuere not Immediately in a Until.',
(loops flo n Knit a and let
W r- tb ro o l, i* . i l l liv e d l.y h is
e Koreans settle their own
w id o w , a till arid th re e d a u g h t r i* .
prohlrm. Hut the American govJeffrey* i* survived by ht* wi
eminent refused out pcuerful
dow and a *un,
ukk ' ti'.ns and In ta lly Octolier
RKDWOOD C IT Y . Calif.. I tee. ■
Th© m i'li iva* llie .ecoml in two
<iV) There's an old gag iibout if, S. troops croaved the .'Utth
•lay* involving ACT. firigii' trains.
Yrstrrtlay two die-el locomotives two women drivers living the only Parallel tint erasing Ihi* political
turned over nt Fort White, Fla., •ling worse than one wnnmn driv ' o. ndary.
Agnln at the end of November
but no one w»» injure<l. The tiurk er.
Don't tell it to lion .Mile* or tile Chinese l!rd« suggested to
wa* elearetj today.
Witli Ihe main line nf (Id divi Hamid Adani', d riw is license ex- (lie II. N. Security Council that
foreign (roup-, leave Kor.n hut
sion Idia-kc-l heir, the A CI. cham nniiners.
T s u women tame to take a toad that laitly, tlominateri hy Ihr II,
pion, rrark «tre..o.i:n.o
. I*
8., refused to accept the sugl le t f'*r licaove* vcvlerday.
muted through here north
Away they went, in different di- givtion. Ti n* the government ha*
'.lu lh laiiin il via lluiuielliui aii'i the
le d inns- Mile, with Mrs. Itctte no sinter, desire for (o-are, ChoU**
Juliet hrnneh
Soiilli.
and A'l'ii". with Mrs. statement said.
A CI. headuuntter.t In Witiuing. j Anna K. Mims, $0.
3. Th. U. S. Immediately apton, N. C., »aitl tin liftin’. Involv
.'tut they met at an inter.-j.e- provttl Ihe U. N. iea*e-fire pro
ed were extra t(10, niMOilaoimt, t hillposal l.e< ause | lie American*
and norlliliouud hHO,
want time In *el tin thrir troop*
Wliiiiu-lhtm-AJnhMMin!
tieneral Mnnagcr I.. T. .irufre.'a
Il> 'lilts; Nnliotjy hurt, two car* uriil slip pit©- mi they ran Hold
attributed fill n4u*e of t lit) Nf- j hft.ily damaged. Two appltruiinn* their battle lines nf aggression.
ciilent to “irtnn failure".
Tills is like Hi© tinsiieee'sfui truce
fm driver* license' rejected.
Andrews, said that in Htluitiuii I, Mile* and Adams agieetl Oiat 'UggC'lrd by (•eneial (ieoigfi C.
lo tlie two fatally injured crew
Mai'hall in l!l|rt. The Chine-e
men, fnur other et*’w members 1 li'irt.
learned a lessuu from that purwere Injured, inrludlng fireman
The verir of tlw accident w a s -------— ----------S. Hryant. None of the four wat placed aland 20 miles south of I heteafler thevll take only one
liclieved to h *'e been o-riouvly Eb-ala.
applicant at a time.
DAYTONA H UACII. Dec. 2 2 Id’. (In Jan. 2, thi* rilv is listed
to git its yuungrst tnayoi in history. -Tl year old (IlHo Lahcnvlcr,
Jr.
A irtfllU y olevted eit> romniism.
i- lii take t.ffi. e uii the second
lu1
. ill On new yeni After n eon*
fuirnt.• uf lt« luvnilHtis last night,
l.nui m li r said ha war nssurt d of
selection n- mayor. The Im.ird pirkn
om of its inemliers a* mayor.
I "master, a Justice of the l*©arr
and a former rilv judge bare, is
a veteran of the death inarch from
llatuao. hnving lieen held L prisrin.
e i l.y the Japa for four years,
A> Mayor, Imneaiter will .it©.
K i ’t hi tie ,t I.. I'ndgctt ivli.i wa
deft "ted for rlertiun lo IJr .1, Ht.it
m© In n write-in eampaign earl*
j et
, r tltfjs month.
tlie new board is looking fur a
nt
ily manager to succeed Jumea
I.. Titus. Kom of the five member*
of the new board had pledged lo
replace Titus.
.
Women Driver# ( ’rash
Together During 1’est IK
D EC.
22.
I9 5 « ..
father. Albert Holmgren, by eay“How do I look, dsdayT"
Although Margaret had not bern
well, nothing of consequence was
suspected until • few tteys ngo
She was taken to Rochester, Minn.,
ami early this week doctor* gnvr
hei parents the sad word.
»
K S T H K K V n jT :, Ja.. Dec. 2 2 Margaret, they »aid, has acute
(A*)—A little girl who wa* to pla) lukemia and nothing van ho done
an angel In a Christmas pageant for her. This cancer of the blom
won't get to do so because the in It- acute form, usually brings
doctors say she- it dying of leuk death In a relatively short time.
emia.
A* Minn a* Margaret returned
Just three weeks ago, blonde- from Rochc-ter the Holmgrens
hairvil, blue-eyed Margaret llutn hrld a prt-fk w of Chriitfna* w *
Holmgren, 3«v, w a. a happy-g»- ] side the twinkling light* of their
lucky youngster who liked to g''t I tree. ju*t In case.
all dressed up and surprise her
Her parents *aid Margaret will
o p e n her atbKUulml rift* as they
|H,inl so it is impossible lo u-c i a iri'c tir whene'er -he i* in the W
it again at Oh* U. N-, Cbou said.
I. The is'i.r* at slake at pie. morel.
“ We are trying In keep every
sent do not only concern Korea.
The U. 8. government not only thin© n- norm al $• i«o-,'iblc around
has committed aggretsion Jn Ko I the house," her mother aid.
rea liul has sent the 7th Fleet tn
Margaret -till « a l able to walk
Farmosa and also hss bombed while she was in Itoche t©r hut
Mancliui inn territory, Communist the is too weak to do co now.
China on the oilier hand has acted
Margaret’s father -pent hour,
lawfully by sending volunteers to rocking her w hile they were In
help North Korea which Is fight Rochester but he bn- gone bark
ing for Its rxistrncc. The Chinese to hi. jot. in a park!tig plant as
Communist government also is poll of the effort 1" keep things «
undertaking effort* to fight for a* normal a* possible.
peace in Asia which means world
Margaret hu no brothers or
peace.
ft. Communist China reallte* ,j«t< r*. hut the Holmgren* a r e exthat the 1.1 Arab Asiatic countries peeling another rhiltl In february.
They haven't given uu hope for
r. ally desire peace, hut why can
not these delegates see Oilougn Margaret. a»d aren't going to
the American trick—that the give up hop© until there i.i none.
Americans want a cease-fire first
"We have a lot of people pray
and then negotiate peace? If the ing for her," tier mother raid.
Aral. A 'iatlr nations really want
And children of the (.uspel Mis|M’ite they should abandon the
•Ion Church are going- to sing
unlawful eeaxe-fire proposal ami
Chii-tm a* oarols for her—the 1
get away from American domina
ism© carols thst Margaret would
tion.
(). The Communist Chinese gov have sung if she rould have been
ernment again emphasised that in the Christinas program and
played her patt of an angel.
all foreign troops must lie with
drawn from Korea ami the Ko
rean* lie left alone tn nettle their
own problem. The Americans stSprinkle deviled egg. with papso mu-1 withdraw from Fortm>*a rika before serving and garnish
and Communist China lie per with a wisp of parsley. Thetamitted l<> take thrir lawful me good M-rved on salad greens
plan’ in tlie United Nation*.
wiUi Russian dressing, a* a first
Unle's thri© point* are tarried course for a company dinner. Or
out it will lie lmpo«iib]F to achieve serve them as a luncheon salad
'he Arab .Asiatic proposal for for the family.
peace In Korea, Chou concluded.
Little Girl Dying
O f Lukemia Misses
Christmas Pageant
Thi Pmiilrnt'* dfparture f°
Km.-n. •'•«' «n delayed wer »
half . "in hv Ole weather.
I",, .in..- tmin. however, vlilbillty
Hi, . LUH.ited faiily Rn«*h ,
Mi. Truman plan* to return t-
W
i'hington.andthe*,u*rr,/'
j, wat-thtealenetl world, on U*e.
'“’ llrf.n r leaving, the chief fKfcU0v,. re...tiled two Chrlitm ai »e»mgr* one to the AmeiUan pe.r
Pie. am.I tier It. Ihe people of the
m
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iiockei Ships
,1 >■"•».* l-rxie r*oa» '•*((.
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ini Hi vault.
Cotreiitondrola her© wrrr n*”
Ofled Ifln v nf the new wat W **
"leenliiK pioeodure
“J1 J r ,*
..... lav hv General Mar Arthur*
hcinbitwrtri
It hecame effective
with Ihi* dl pali h.
Ihe Iteil'. tried light prolilng
Ihi ii .I* Tlmi day night along Ihr
not I hern and ruAoni yeetnM of
the United Nation* perimeter.
Thi* ■|M»ki,*iiiMii Sithl thfV did nut
mount any inalor thnwl or at
tempt lo liirak through the dvfnne
line*.
,
,
Any Cominunlat ardor for attark undoubtedly wai damtwnei
hv a rain of ai tillerv and Naval
gunfire. Al* eortratKimlent Tom
l lllilla rl icp.il led.
Hlg ifiimi Ihunderr.l Oiiouph'.'it
Thtn day nigld. dropping hell
i.*'iv«e.‘M t>p|Ki»lnr fronlllnrr and
mlu II©.I areai and atfipfeted
enemy tomenlrallon*.
Air and Intelligenre report* in.Inated a rontlnulng Red hulldup
no thr hilly eaalem flank of Ihe
Honguam perimeter. Element* of
Ht leant two Red Korean dlvlihm*
(K ln l and flat) are on thr eavt
flank.
,
,,
One military »pokfHman He*erlhe.l the writren aretor a» "dl»luihingly” ipiiet.
Carrier pilot* irimrtnl goml
enemy targets wrre "harder In
find."
American ra|dd-fire rocket *hipa
moved rinse inshore at lluugnatn
and joined other warship*, plane*
nml field artillrry In laying a firry
shield from rinse range around Ihe
la-arhhrad.
Use of the rocket ships In de
fen** of Ihe llungnam perimeter
for the first lime indicated that
the Itrde are closing In.
The flat trajectory and com
paratively *hnrt range of Ihe
rHebei ships Indicated the Iteil*
were lielng held at Itay closer to
I lie iH-arlihead.
No description of the vessels
was given, hut roekrt-flrlng craft
were used to support the Allied
landing* al Inrhon on the west
roast In September. They were
used also lair In World War II.
Al' mrrnspondrnl Stan Swlnton
reported small but peralilmt Red
effuru In penetrate the northern
flank of the perimeter were hapten
off hy American doughboy* early
Kriday. Intense Allied flrtppwer
still thwarted Rod attempts to
bulk) up slsahl* assault force*.
Chinese appeared to have been
replaced by North Korean* In the
Hungnani teeter.
Mat-Art bur's late Friday war
summary said It was possible that
the Chinese hail moved eoulhweet
arrow Ihe peninsula ami Inio ac
tion near the 38lh Parallel above
Seoul.
The summary said tba us# of
park horse* and Canute northeast
of Chunehon "suggests that the
attackers were Chtnsaa "
1st force*. “
X / o v may nnl sec any RnRy while heardi
Y or <ay retl jnrkrt* in nnr shnwriKim*
—nut wt'rt pluying Santa n*verth*l*s*.
We're pltiyinjl Santa when we offer these gay
sad )nr)iHHii Ruicks at th# prfcea featured
Where else can von find an much power end
cuntforl and style and site and fun at com*
parable figures?
Where else can you find hi<h-c»iinpre*si«n
Fireball power—l)ynuflow Drivo*—and ilia
ever'levcl ride that you del in I BuickP
What you pay for a SrRUAL buys an eight
—not a six-hut the price taRa are less than
many a six will cost.
What you pay for a KoMtMAxtitg buys tlie
standout performer in the fine»car field-at
(he lowest price per pound of any ear near
its si/c — and at hundreds of dollars less
than you’ ll pay lor other* which match
RitAtiMAint'H'fl reputation.
These arc facts you can check in any Ruick
dealer's sliownatm—hut tho thrill ol Kelt ini
a bantam is nothing compared In the thrill
you'll tfet out on the ritad.
T o o have to feel for >our»tll the eager
takc-od- ill© willinA rush o l power (at ilia
stmiAhtnwuy.
. FtrifiiM'Vir,
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performers.
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WEDNESDAY DEC 20, 1950
TflR MANPOnn HERALD. «*ANFORa FLORIDA
Anonymous Sniper
Continues Attacks
In Frightened City
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Dee. 20 -(/Ft
— A man walking with friends on
• south Philadelphia street early
today wa« mysteriously wounded
h r a bullet hi* companions said
$20 Billion
they did not hear fired.
Richard C. Laveiy. 54. was ad*
routed to St Airnea lluipltal In
critical condition He
was the
eighth latest of an unexplainrd
ihouttrnr hete in recent ureeh
D »te ,Itv* Set H a rry McCann
■aid he ha.l h*«n unable to d,
cover any link ictwi-en the wound■ntr of luivrry, and the slaying of
.Mi*. Claire Cohen in her West Os'
l.anr home In-t Saturday night.
The two shootlnirs took place In
opposite end* of the city, more
t«
pfoMs #•««• ttltl
ot store the elem ental (ot the
oi.d.di;.ito.ii ellult.
In the Ihiu'e. immediate conii*
Ic m I im i >if ihte legiilation » » '
nlockrd by an objection from Rep.
H a iled (K ind).
Chairman McClellan (D -A j4 ) °f
the Senate tomrntllee lotd a re*
l-iitei the group will tall in Char*
Jr I Wilton, director o( the new
o llirr I,I lielXente Mobiliiation. to
jotiily the teotitani/alion proposal
hr lo ir deciding its (ate.
H r uoi trvtlmony of Budget P i,>,tor Frederick J. Lawton had not
ronvinriit the committee that this
plan tnn’t wait until the neat ConK in -i convenes Jan. 3.
Senator Taft (R*Ohio» led GOP
opposition to the IreneraI rear*
laniration. He told Lawton “ you
want iMivrcrs to do something witho il any idea of what you are jro*
insr to do."
lit,tm- Democratic leader 5Jcf'orninck suggested a general manulurtorer*’ exris* tax a* a mean*
of gathering additional hllllont to
(>i,t tin defense" effort on a payas-you-go ha»i».
1 hi wa* hi* answer to news*
lnen‘» questions on how Conirreiui
•an rain' the 116,000.000,000 needn i to halanre out the defense budl" l
Manufacturers excise taxes nlit-ailV me 111 effect on *omr tiro*
•t■■•■*. it i-iudintr refrlirerators. ra*
M E Y ’S
a in ly
a n d k e r c h ie f s
in a box
S. \
make a perfect " lit t le "
g ift fo r ONLY
than five miles apart. Police have
•aid they iM-lieve Mrs. Cohen was
killed and arveral other person*
wounded in reernt weeks by a mantTheyYe t o pretty you
iui sniper apparently firing with0 it motive at people whom he rnuv
c a n ’t go w ro n g ! P a ilr l
not even have known.
c a n o n w it h n e w loose
Liivrry .as *hoi in the hack, the
elutr pa »)ne through his eheit and
B<t a l e m b r o id e r y ... nr
emerging near his heart. Police
laeo-corncred, floral*
“ ho recti vend the bullet said it
appealed to hr of .33 rabble and
tould have been fired either from
a pistol or rifle. Karlirr a hospital
mm i hud rr|>orted La very had
tern « truck by u shotgun slug.
Mr*. Cohen wa* killed and at least
two other persons wounded by JK!
, calibre bullet*.
Laverv and two companion*.
June
i iiuming and linger Re*
ynn, bud |U-t left tlie headquarter*
of i to linrning String Rand, one
of itie touchal organixalinnt which
matches each year In Philadel
phia’* famed New Years Day
Mummer* tiaraile Doming Is tire*i<leot of the hand association.
The three mrnwrre walking to
ward (turning's car shortly, after
1 AM
when I diver v eollamad.
ntnmbljng '‘I'm shot." Durning and
Regan told McCann they did not
•re who filed the shot, nor front
whal direction. They said they re*
culled iieatlng only a “ Ping" tie*
fore Ijiv c rv *luiiihjeil and fell.
Pol he quickly threw n cordon
uionnd the urea and made an in*
lei. H r - n u l l , hut *aii) later they
bad found n « trace of the runman.
fin* new •hooting intensified th#
widespiend police search for the
' niper. The police said their best
lead *o fur had lieen provided hv
two teen-age Imy* who rsoortod
Monday nicht that a prowler,
i iiii vine whal might have been a
iille, frightened them while they
were hanging demratinn* on the
|Hiri h of llielr home. The boy1 told
t"d»*' the man wme an unusually
Mr, Gladstone Meredith, it
long Ida h i oat and (dark derliv, Nu. I, Ikig '.*iij, Valley Rtatimi,
wax of medium site amt drove Ky., who a n il , with Kur|diagr
away in u dark coupe.
Florist* in liiuisville, nays that
while hr'* not an expert on
flowers und plants, hr dorr know
tliut when they get the proper
eoll, sunshine and m ineral- Miry
i •-wily do blossom out, un,l that
folk* are the same way— if urndoesn't get the pinpct Vitamin*
and Minerals needed one feels
mlaerablc a lot of the time.
Here la Mr. Meredith'* own
statement on how llA D A C O L
helped him;
"llrfore I started taking llA D
A C O L I didn't have a bit of
appetite— seems like food didn't
appeal to me a hit. Couldn't sleep
either— ^sometime* I ’d lay ewako
for hour* before I'd get some
rest I was Just aa Jumpy aa I
could tw. I whs really In sorry
shape. Then I heard how other.
folka with the tame trouble 1
had wrre being helper! by IlA llA C O L. I ran say that after the
first few bottles I could tell a
W e H a v e A ll H is F a v o r ite b a re s
definite Improvement. Now | feel
first rale— have a wonderful ap
petite— get plenty of sleep and
am not the least bit nervous. I
c C f s A i i s m «*
think H A D A C O L Is wonderful— .
R e g u la r $ ) 6
...
$ 1 4 -1 (1
would never do without it my
self."
S
S h a k e s p e a re G la s s W a n d e r R o d s
.... $ 1 0 -6 0 u p
Thrre Are Thousand*
of folks all over the country
whose systems were deficient In
S
T a c k le B o x e s
$ 3 .7 f l u p l e e B o x e s
* 7 .8 5 — $ 1 0 -8 5
Vitamin* 111, 112, Iron, and Nia
cin uml who llA D A C O L haa
•
F L Y R O D S
* 7 .5 0 u p
helped.
HAD ACOL can m
help
p
i d yaw
#
too,
y>, if
If you will Just give llA D A C A M P IN G
E Q U IP M E N T
O L a chance— If you suffrf
from stomach distress, retain
nrrroux distut Lances,
Insomnia
G U N S — A M M U N IT IO N
and
when due to upset stomach, vague
aches and.pains, or a general
H U N T IN G
E Q U IP M E N T
tun-ilown condition when they
are due to surh deficiencies, let
H A D A C O L help you aa it hai
helped others all over the coun*
W H E E L G O O D S — T O Y S
dive remarkable H A D A C O L a
chance. Remember, you
have
nothing to loae. llA D A C O L will
make you feel better after the
first few bottle* you take, or
your money will l>e refunded.
Only I I J I for Tria l Bite; Large
Family or II imp IU I Bite, 13.50.
If your druggist does not have
llA D A C O L , order direct from
The LeBlanc Corporation, Lafay
ette, Lmilalana,
e m e . The LsUlsaa Corporal Ion
A4v
#7
I
dlos, trlrrlslon sets, tobacco and
whiskey. They are paid h r the
manufacturer and utually added to
the price of the product.
"Dunne this erav. emeigency,
with the nattonal debt
already
where it ts," McCotmavk laid, "it
is vital that we Intel the expenses
of the emergency as they arise.”
President Truman signed legis
lation citending rent controls to
Mar. 31, 1351. The 90-day exten
sion wa* voted hv Congress at Mr.
Truman's rrquest. The idea is to
give the Incoming Congrec* time
to review the national housing pic
ture in the light of changed condi
tions created by the defense emer
gency.
Without the i lit m m extension,
rent control* would have expired
Inc. 31 except in those communi
ties acting to retain them until
June 30.
Meanwhile Union labor has de.
mandrd that any government wage
controls plan allow for nav in
creases to match rites in the cost
of living,
A united tabor policy committee,
headed by A F L President William
Green and C IO President Philip
Murray, took this rrquest to Pre
sident Truman even as the Eco
nomic St abill ration Agency work
ed on a wage formula to go along
with the voluntary nrice control
system announced last night.
Members uf the group *ai<L-^jey
also asked new legislation to per
mit greater control* over food
price* and rents.
They gave reporter* a statement
which made them main mint* a*
to wages;
1. Any wage stabilisation policy
must permit adjustment of wage
rates to make up for increases in
th* cost of living and "must rec
ognise existing collective bargain
ing agreement* which themselves
asTUre stability."
That would protect the costof-living adjustment D a tu m in
contracts covering Kf» induatrii".
Including the huge automobile in
dustry.
2. The policy also should Pro
vide for correction of substandard
wage* and adjustment* of Inequi
ties in existing wage rates within
or between Indu-tries. “ Wage sta
bilisation must not become wage
freesing," the committee said.
3. Overtime payments for prem
ium work now protected hv col
lective bargaining agreement* or
eslstlng law, that is work i.vir 40
hours a week in the ra-e of law,
“ must continue to be held invki
late."
President Truman also derided
today to make another show of his
ronfjdtttc* in Secretary of Stale
Arbenin by arranging to meet him
late tonight at the airport upon
hi* return from Brussel*.
Mr. Truman, the White House
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struts. Call/
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II.- f, liuS-tas ptlrst rep*.nett by
i Celery, Florida Ootdeu
4 dos crate
4'elrr/. Florida Pascal
.
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' l l rra ts
said, definitely will he on hand to
: l^tlurs. FU rlila 1<-Lrrg
welcome Acheron even though his
4 dot , rate
plane ia not expected in until Sills. Itrasll per pound
, Set*. Vila-I per pound
around midnight.
Nule. Walnut, tqamond
Tim Prrsidrut yesterday
de i per pound
nounced Republican attacks un
Arh* on and said be will not dis •Inlm>e. Yellow 4# lb ss*.
miss hint from the cabinet. Ache- Onions. W hit. 4# |b. axa
*.,|i bus been in Brussels for the j onion*. Or*so dox bnchs
Onion*. Yellow r.panl*ti
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Tid -B it trays, also the So.-u,|
Supper trays, really pretty, rhip
resistant, too. Herriiliy arrur.i
are lovely pierrt of Italian Pot.
U ry and Havariatt Cliina. In th*
religious
mood
are
rstlgiuuv
figurines iDeluding Ihe Ma<tunr,rl'|
and the Chrisl Child. Ho*>k etuis,
Hon-ftnq dishes, aluminum ran.
die stick*,— *ee loo the lowly
pieces uf Royal Gouda PolDry
Come to M O N TE Z U M A G IF T
SHOP, corner of 3rd and Mag
nolia and let them take rare t„
make this a satisfactory O m -t mss.
B A G
S A U S A G E
....................... I b . 4 2 e
Festive Frail*
a i d Vegetables
A&l* Sliced I'inrapplr No. 2Vg ran ftk
Apples Fancy Red Delicious 2 Ibn. 25c
HunlV I'enrhes
No. 2 'i can 27c
Cranlierrlrs Kalntor brand 1 Ib. box 17c
R oz. |ikic. 15c
(.educe l-arife Crimp Icrhurg 2 for 25c
Nu. 21] ran 15c
Cauliflower ............... Irg. heads 29c
AKl* Mince Meat
A Ail' Pumpkin
Part Wine
C oonM o
CoaM 5th
Ann Pofc Macaroni
b ll.
99c
I Ib, pkjr. 17c
A& P Sweet Potaloeti
..... can 23c
Oranxea Fresh J u ic y ..... 5 Ib. bov 21c
Celery farce Crisp Pascal .... ea. 23c
Until''
Apples Flat Cooking
M b. pfcg. 49c
Potatoes Idaho Heleelad
Brasil Nuts
Ib,
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t i ll"
Christmas Candies
Worth more
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9 ox. ea 29c
1 Lh. Hag
Xmas Mix Candy Worihmort ........ 29c
Chocolates Warwicks..... 1 Ib. box 59c
Jane Darker
Potato Chlpn
0*z nz. lutg 15c
Chocolate* Warwicks 2 Ib. box 91.15
Frenh Popcorn Jane Parker hag 25c
Chocolate* Warwicks 5 Ib. box 12.79
Mlnre Pie Jane Parker 8 inch ea. 59c
Pumpkin Pie Jane Parker 8 Inch ea 49r
A J k F ’a P m i C E P O L I C Y
Jane Parker
• Storewide lowprice* t
(Urnseveryday...ioitcgdafjiMta few
“one-day" o r'
Xmait Idtyer Cake
8 In rh ea. 95e
Jane Parker
C a n d le C a p C ak e *
p k f . o f • ,T5e
June Parker
(io ltl L o a f Cake
1.1 nz. ea. 29e
• Adverted pried* an
for on* week, even though atazkat
prkmgoop.
K alire Ceeleslt fo gy righted. 1 H I.
The Great Atlantic awd Paeifie Tea Cw.
200 Magnolia Are.
Hanford, Fla.
(XNtP. SERVICE—GENUINE MO PAR PART8—DEPENDABLE USED
C O U N T Y
M C
DODGE—PLYMOUTH—DO DOE JOB RATED TRUCKS
Bring your gift problems t<>
B D U M IL L A T A N D AN DERSO N .
Walgreen Agency Drug Star,
lin e is your solution for eveiy
one on your shopping list
Beautiful cosmetic seta for the
ladies— and
wonderful
shaving
is U for the men, styled by Lentheric— and so many more, too J
For the kiddirs toys that will de
light— and in your prire range,
too! And to complete the Holiday
festivities get your box of fine
llplllngsworth or Whitman’s ran
dies (oday. For Dad, see that
new
Butane, "Strato - Flame"
Lighter— a,000 lights per ehaige.
Mike H O t’M IL L A T A N D ANDER SON your Christmas head
quarter*.
•
Christmas and Fruit Cakes gt |
together so well. And ItOHIi'S ’
H O M E B A K E R Y , c o r n e r of
Palmetto and 1st St., will dr.
tlclously take rare of your need*.
The-* Fruit cakes are our spe
cialty and contain all the homey
guodnoaa and delicious tailing
quality that you could desire.
Only 90c for Ine |>outid site and
M-Z5 for the 5 pound alxe. You'll
smack your lips over these! Ami.
for . other tasty, home-flavur< d
bakery product., m ale UDIill ' - 1
HOME
H AK K K Y
a regular
*t4|a—
A t Christmas ami for
year* in
. , ”
I'un- l'«rk
FOR THE KIDDIES
L E
LTi-tM
Orapefrult. Duncan box M m
(Irnpefrult. Marsh 5*#dl**»
C A P O N S
SHAD RUNNING
SPORTING
GOODS
i Is
4 Ik
Tu rk e y n
A t tills tra s n n u f the
Shakespeare Marhoff Reels
•» •
IT
Oranges. Depending S ts .
Box
Otanga*
H box
Dressed A Drawn Grad* A Quick Froten
/
SPECKS BEDDING
•
|I ts
t Is
Customer^
Corner
BASS HITTING
•
crim e s
P O W E L L ’S O F F IC E SUPPLY
CO., Magnolia Ave. remember is
ujtrn till 9:00 P. M. for y o u ,)
ronvrnlence in Christinas shop,
ping. Ilon’t delay '«••• '.irnr of
the wonderful things that are
I in stock— something for every
! one in the entirr family. Toys
, fur the kiddles, Stationery, Lady
Buston Billfolds, figurines hi J
other fine item* t«*> numerous to
mention. Of course don’t forget
the Christmas cards, colorful
wrapping paper— Hut don’t delay,
come In now ami select yuur
gift for that someone special i I
Com# lo P O W E L L S O F F IC E
S U P P L Y CO., Magnolia Avenue,
Sanford, Florida.
I
^ T c P le a s e
A M a n ...
L it
144 lb. axa.
th* I -rater* an th* Sanford State
garners Marks* tor produce seld Potato**. Sweet, La. Tama
Hu irate
to Trucker* 4 !>•*!** up to « P M
Tomatoes. Fla. 4# lb. crat. t l i
!**<*mb*r t* 1*1#
SAN FO RD JEW ELR Y
AND
L U G G A G E CO. m non Sanford
Ave. can shlve your gift tirulD m ! Bamsohlte Luggagr, Elgin
Watfhes, llulovas, llenrus. HillFold* by Prince Gardner and
Buxton, anil so many other gilt
items that will k> a joy for the
•d>Wt of your affections to lie, a
hold. Elgin# priced from 39.75. *
Butovas from 121.75. Just right
for Dad or Brother Hill is the
Bamaonlta two-suittr, at only
125.00— and for* Mom or Bis thr
Samsonite Train Case, at only
SI7A0. Yes, there's something
for
everyone
at
SAN FttR D
J E W E L H Y A N D L U G G A G E CO..
300 Sanford Avenue.
Santa C laus often visit* J. M.
G A R R E T T 'S , comer of 1st 8tree\a
and Sanford Avrnue. The wholer
family will Its happy to m tlv e
one o f t h s numerous gifts that
G A R R E T T S feature* , . por the
Man Distinctive Adam Hats . , .
And watch little Jimmy
Jim m y when he
Okie Dokie western
styled Jeans and Jackets (and tim
little f ir ls go for them, too)
Ties, Belts, and Suspenders for
the man styled by Gent-Dandy.
Mom will really like the Cannon
Nylon Hosiery G A R R E T T 'S ha s
featured. So, this Christmas why*
not shop at G A R R E T T 'S whrte
a l a m variety of highest quality
chandlse awaits your inspreand approval. Shop at G A R R E T T 'S , comer of li t and San
ford Ave. for gifts you'll be
proud U give.
r
Plianing
on
an
Appliance
Chriatmaa? W e l J . SA(N
NF
FO
( RD
E L E C T R IC , Magnolia Avrnue is
£*•*■ l® »‘ op. look, lixlrtva
nnd B U Y I General Electric, and"
Sunbeam are the ouDtanding
names.
Mix-Mastrrs, Toasters,
I f • » ■ . Refrigerator*, Electric
BlankeU— If it* an appliance you
ran bet SANFORD E L E C T R IC
h*» IL Electric Alarm clock* by
G. K , dish washers, water hent-
rrputatbn for
to S A N PORI)
nolle Avenue.
service. g t|
L K C T R IC . Ma*-*
Adv.
W A K E U P BUSI n S T 7
f t l A d r a f t ia iiig ln j ^
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i
f
’ -v*— —
•
I HE
III U n ity T h e re I t B tre n g th—
Te Frol*rt Ike Peace el Ike World;
Te Pteaele Ike Pragma* of America.
Te Preface Prosperity fur geefurd.
W
a
n
AN
VOLUME XXXXII
Numbing Naval Born- n
bardm cnt T h r o w s
i t
e
IN D E P E N D E N T
i n •1
Costs $278,000
i.ingc Cmmly line to O i irtln r o l l
mg $3/) 35 ; paving on thr A. C . I
trotting el Lingwnod.
«n»l
luting ,<l the Sanloid Stale F a rm
er* M ailct. 121.741,
Wink now undriway im liu k ,
tbrrr and a ball milt* of road iinprnveinenl from ibr Wrki** R iv rr
to Wilmn't Cornri on lligbw av
No. 4ft al a to il of $15,247; ami
14 and a ball mile* of toad (torn
tbr Oiangr County Ijn r to S a n
ford on ibr old Oilando Higliway.
Tltr latter project, coating 15U.217. will be pnbl for liy Craunty
fund, rivrlviol front the gaaollnn
tax.
The largest outlay for work now
underway ia that of 1170.0«M» for
the new W
Jeatup lliidge nod
■lioroarhet of mure than .6 of a
niiic.
Deducting the fMl.Jt7 paid by
the County li-nve., * t"'«d « f 121H.7<2I to lie spent by the Slate for
ibo two year period adding Jen- I•We are looking fuiwaioT w ith
your ronlinurvl In Ip. to rven great
er arrompllahrnerd* In the next
two year*.” wrote Mr. MrKethan.
Fred C. Greer. operator of the
San (Irbi Club, with hi, attorney,
John l-eonardy, requested the
Hoard to reaeind th” reaolutiun,
they arc now operating tinder
which act* the rioting time for
plarea , rilin g intoxicating Im*v eragra at 2:00 A.M ., and to permit
the San Orlo Club to mien Sunday
night on New Year’* Kvc and co
ntain open all night until 7:00
A.M .. Jan. I. They would then be
permitted hy law to remain open
until 2:00 o'clock the following
morning.
The Hoard derliiM'd In takr ac
tion on the groom), that It would
not only affeet the San Orlo Club,
hut would hav.* permitted nil n .
lIM ila w M na page alar
peril lo the Allied forcer holding
their tail ilirer of noithrait Kotra
around Hungnam on the Sea of
Japan ihorr.
Quiet alan war reported on tbr
werlrrn Korean fronl.
General MaeAttliur'i he-dquarten reported the Qiinerc bail »uf. fejed heavy Iona — at a ratio ol
*10 lo I - during the darkrtl daya
of die Allied retreat liom mo»l «»f
North Korea. Nov. 27 to Dee. 12.
The Chinese have teen around
the Hungnam beachhead in great
forte for daya, but It was ap
parent that the Iwltling retreat
of U. 8. Marines and 10th C o rp dnughhoya
farhrr
north
hail
leiilly crippled an estimated 10
Urd divirloni.
Ued e llo rt- to icorganim tlndr
Y u te a a t m progressing dow ly—
too riowly to hamper tr>«-pratnim
withdrawal of Amertean fore*on the Hungnam tkach. U . 8.
losses there are reported estrrmely email ton»if|erlng the
urlii'ii Involved.
AP eorrenpondunl* Tom la m liert nriil 8tan Swlnton. In the
liearhlicad. re|rarteil enemy in
activity on the lluuguaiii peri
meter had field commander* worvriedi although they aalil they
•were certain that steady pound
ing hy warplane*, field artillery
and big Naval gun* had hurt the
lied* l«d ly .
Warships eonlltiucd to ham
mer Communist troop* conct-ntraal Ion- north of the lieaehhead.
Cotreapondent Lambert report
ed the Communleta hud replied
only with m ortar attack* on the
rad flank.
V in to n reported the air and
artillery attacka filed five amall
•^village*. The Communist- had
been uaing the vtllagtn for asarmbly arena.
The Far Kaat A ir Forte* retrd
continuing attaeka on
nmuniat fortea throughout the
U. 8. Eighth A rm y area In the
northern!.
A tup officer at General M arAithur'a headquarter* In Tohyo
elgoroualy drnlr.1 report, that
Communist* had used ga- gren
Mat
( Dm turn
K
ierviceB Held For
Mrs. J . N. W h itn er
Funeral serv'cc* for Mra. J. N .
Whitner. 0 1-year-old pioneer renddent of Sanford who dlad early
Tuesday morning at her home at
111 Magnolia Avenue, were held
voterdav afternoon at 3:00 o’clock
at the Firm Presbyterian Church
with the Rev. A . G. Melnnla and
ft he Rev. K. I). Hrownlee official\he rhurrh waa well filled and
many Mend* of Mm. Whitner at
tended the rites. Flower* In pro
fusion were beautifully arranged.
Burial waa in Lakrrtcw Cemetery.
Pallbearer* wr.-e Randall Chase.
H. 0. Chase. F ra n k .Clinee. R. F .
Whitner. J r „ Ralph Wight and
Fred Wight.
*
Mrs. Whitner
was
born
Stalin I m Brained
On 7 l« t Birthday
If
Today I* Joseph Stalin'* b irth
day— he'* 71— and while hit con
trolled prvaa at home om r again
hailed him ip extravagant prove,
Communists in tnr ring of state*
around Russia pulled out all Ih r
atop* atlamntlng to outdo earh
other In praising him.
In Moscow, Kaat llcilin, I raguc,
Sofia, Buchareat, IludatH-st
ami
Warsaw, the
Communist
preaa
chorused praiae of the man in the
Kremlin In phrases like these
‘Greatest scientist of our tim e."
'■header of the world peace
camp.”
"Defender of the worker.”
"Great genius 8 talln.”
Leningrad's City Sovirt
an
nounced a derision to rename In
ternational Prospect and H* con
tinuation, the Moscow highway.
From now on. It's J. V. Stalin
Prospect.
W A S H IN G T O N . I V ,
21 b V »
( liMile* 11 \V||.(»n l«^»V frffi<r In«U v 4* D ii^clnt of D r lf n t f MoLili*
IO I I HI fltS t HM I in Iht ho, can a . i a loi|irui, bouitrar la uiol lu ciacuair the wounded fmir the battlefield, in the norlli lin e , *tiii>-larrd
Marines of tile III Dlxtdon carry e tufleilng buddy lo a waiting plane.
Csrh bomber Is sbletnterrv eight men
i fnicnettnanl Snu> 'i>Hoto)
Hoover Urges US Equality Is P r i c e
Arm To Teeth And Of German Aid In
Get Out 0 ( Europe European Defense
Ex-President Asserts Western Allies W an t
Germany To C ontri
US N avy. Air Force
bute 150,000 Men
Can Repel A ttacks
NEW Y O R K . Dec.
(/!•>,
m , .21
.
>■.
l ortnri l ’ r~ id ca l l . r ^ U v - c r ,
____ ,
... ...
urged Ilie nation last nijld to ton
irnlrste on fortifying the W rtlrrn
llrmiqdtere a, a “ m b lt o i."
He tallrd on hit fellow-tounlrymrn lo “ arm lo the kflh to hold
ibr Allanllr. and I'atilir Oirall*.
willi llir obiod oulpoil, ol llll
lain. Japan, Formula slid llw IMliliptiines.
Mr. Hooter, speaking on radio
and Irlevition. laid it would l»c
"then folly"' lo rngagr in land
wat with Communitl bortkt in
A*ia or tbe rontinrnl of Fluriqw.
Hr orgr,| |br United Stale* to
"aim our air and Naval forte* to
ibr Ieel!,'' lo defend the frontier*
lie laid out.
Mt. lim iter said the Communists
loulel never break through A m e r
ican ,ra and nlr power to Invade
the Western llemltphert. "Triey
ran no mure reach Washington tn
forre than wc can reach Moscow."
he declared.
At another point, hs rxpreawd
the opinion that the atomic Irani)is 'a far leas dominant weapon
than it waa once thought to he."
The only living sx-nrealdent.
making one of th* moil Important
addretira of hi* long piddle ca
reer. said “ it la clear that the
United Nations are defeated In
Korea."
It would hr 'Inviting another K o
rea," he do, I ared, to tend more
troops or money to Western Kuropean nations before they had
armed themselves aa a "sure dam
against the Hod Good."
Defrn,* of Weaterr. continental
Kuropc reata primarily on the Kuropean nation* themselves, the 76yesr-old former rhlef executive
(old his audiences across the nsl(M tla s e « ex Me* Mai
American Casualties In Korean
War Reach Total Of 42 Thousand
in
Greensboro, N . C. on Mar. 1, 1889.
tphe daughter of f)r. Andi
well. The family moved lo Fort
Reed on M ay 30, 1167, and their
first homo waa a log cabin.
i
IO K Y O , Dec. 21— (A 1) — General Mar Arthur's hcsdqustters said
today Arne,it an raiusllie* in tl.r wont fortnight of rrtftst in Korea
totaled 11.314 killrtl. wounded and muting. It said other United
Nation* forces from abroad suffered 1.011 caiualtict ia that period,
flie total of 12.325 did not include Republic of Korra loite*.
Headquarter- aald field com -' I
mambrs reported Chinese Re-1 Ihur hea<li|uart*rs summary to
losses at • ratio of 10 to t — a day did not break down Ita
total of more than 120,000.
usfly figure
rts lo thow how many
The period waa Hated N ov. 27- were killed.
d, wounded or missing
Dec. 12, hat the total also In
Hardest hit waa the U . S.
cluded relatively amall losses suf Army Keeond Infantry Division
fered during " u . N. probing a t which suffered 4,111 rnsunltietack* beginning Nov. 24.”
durlrg what MarArthur railed
Th* Defense Department an the "reportorial 'disaster' period."
nounced N o v. 30 in Waahlngton Ths Second Division played a
that American raiualtlee In K o n
major role in blunting the Chin
Ineso
since the w a r began had re*
Red counteroffensive
lunteroffeasrir* i
the
of 81 .026, saying
northwest
it fro nt
represented all whose neat o f kin
The
summary
headquarters s
had been notified through N ov. gave other
her Allied leasee aa:
hat A om
U. S. “First Marias I
_ D w.ll
M61
In exeeta ot 4Sfi00.
U. 8. A rm y Seventh Infantry
Tbs Waahlngton list showed 5,- Division. 2,0*7.
807 dead. 11,114 armiodod and
U^_8. _A rm y M th_lnfsntry Di
4A>1 missing. The new M ocAr-
NEW SPAPER
Corporations A s k e d
T o Notify E S A Be
fore Raising Prices
thr pepmrtcr.
Field dispatches reported ib r
back from llir po.nl ol g.svc'l
r-.l
tbalterrd survivor* wete (brown
D A IL Y
f
m
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l
f
c
BONN,
I f f . - I- I — </**•
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..............German;
.— ■— > ...........
A
f
t
f»*«k 'he AIIH4 High ( V a -
mi»ion loday amidst reports he
would demand the end of mcropstinn ronlrols a, the price for
lierman troop- par lit Ip,Iin* in
Heslern Hut ope'* D e f e n s e
trmy. An aulhorilallve German
Mruree -aid Ihr ttesl German
llrpuhlir's t hanrrllnr will a-k
for whal he rail, a "Sc« uritv
Irra tv" hrlwrrn hi- euirrnmrnl
and thr rirrupyint powers lo re
place the present arrupalion sta
tute. ’llil, would h<- the nrarr-t
approach prwslhle. andrr present
rlrrumslarwe.
es. In a prarp treat).
BONN. Germany, IVr 21 (»1'i
Tbe Wr,|ern Alliei torlay rtn
bark on tbe lalrariour la<k 'd m ax
iritf Itrnqu Irion .1 HV>l ("iriirisnv
onilril in rleriMnilmg “ full equalit*
..
temperstur*. F a ir
rxrrpt becoming
Inner reel coastal
srea* tonight and
No. 86
Aflrwicltted I ’ rrtxn l ^ t n e d W ire
Wilson Appoints Christmas Bonuses Governor Wa r ns
\Clay. Weinburg
01 Necessity Fo
Civil Protection
As Defense Aides
TOKYO. Dec. 21 — (/!»} The
llungum be.ulihr-il ley qu.rt l«»- ; r>
i »
day eflrr Allied lendrce'.,, b a r-I R 0 3 d I m p r o v e m e n t s
rajri inoMrtl down end tolled becl
A rc
U n d e rw a y
O n
llie Reds moel menacing attack on l Q J J Orlando Route
Ibe io.«d and budge (onttrm.Iion p.ug.-u. in Seminole ("minty
for ibr (nit ball ol die current
adnuni.'tialion in Tallaluiwe will
aiiimint to more than $27,1,OIO. in
co»l. it m i rrjra.ted to the County
Cnmm.tdon today in a letter from
Alfred A. McKetban. eluuman ol
ibr Stair Hoad l)r|iallinrnl.
Wo.k eiun|ilelr<| iiii IihI* ui'irr
iban u\ niilr, of mad fioot ibr
I
S lo «l» ruin*
through Frldsj
p*r«l> cloudy In
and TsIUhasvee
I rldef,
Acheson Declares European
Fighting Force Is New Proof
Of Unity Of Western Allies
t Tsc Bomber T o C arry Wounded
Koad And Bridge
Beachhead brinks Building Program
Frocrn bodies ol Ounce md
ahilMoltrd Korean Rrtli littered
c jh * »now-cni»lcd cart flank n| the
united Nation* elefrnir ting where
ihe attack war mack.
Communist turvisor* -iq.-rentl)
were numbered to « •Undrlill by
the fury of around-ll.t-t|o<k Iranibardmrnl Wrtlne iday by Allied
wsrthipt. pl.itirj and land -Millfty.
d
SANFORD, FI.OKI DA. Tlii'RSIlAY |)K(\ 21. ltir.ll
Efttahlbihcd 1!»0H
Chinese Hordes Are
kRepulsed As Bodies
Litter Defense Rim
t
7 ,T A T L T R
-
with the w rit nt no reatmamem
( ogniraiil <>f - golilen op|M>rlunily (or diplum-ilK bonr Ir-diiig, tbr
Grrmsni l»rgm talk* willi llir liner
Allied High Commisiioneri delerminrd to wring li/sble concetsion,
for -ny participation in tbr mteiu-tiond defense forte lieadrtl by
l^nerd Dwiglit Ki*rnlrawer.
Hie Norlli A ll-lltl, I ' - , ! Iiaiiom
wlmli do nol in,bide wr>| f«c,
many de, ided at tbrii lliuoel*
lure liny Monday that 150,1100 Gci
man toldict* wetr wanted for tbe
Euto|iran Atmy they plan lo lane
to I.OO.CXX) men in two year*.
Hut W tst German politiral leadX . alia— a na rs s* als i
Talbot Inland Will
Be Recreation A rea
T A L I.A IIA 8 K K K . Dec. 2 1 -M 'i
— l-lttlc Tallrat Islapd, north of the
mouth nf thr Ht. Johu* River, I'
going to liecoinc a mlllton-dnllat
Stale recreation area.
The Road Department ha* agreed
tn turn Ihe Island over to the State
Board of Parks and llistorir Me
morials for development. The pro
Jert, tocos, 11.370,000. will inclmlr
a park for Negroes and one for
white person*.
W » Hark Hoard is asking the
slate for 1*52,000 to lie spent on tin
island next year. I’lannlng will Iw
financed thraugh a federal grant of
118,000. The Hcrkaher Foundation
for Children ha* offered lio.oon
lo lw «pent on playground equipmenl.
I'arl of tiie development rx|ien>r
would he met through a loan whleh
woukl lw repaid with Ihe park's
earnings.
•IIIS. R 08KN RR RG C O N F H IM K H
W A S H IN G TO N . Dee. 2 1 - OPt—
Th r Senate tmlay confirmed Mr*.
Anna M. Rosenla-rg as Assistant
Secretary of Defense hy a voles
vote.
Action rams after Ihr Senate
Anosd Services Cowmlltee twlcs
h a d naaoiinouslv rrcouinirmie’l
SoeJh
Y ^H tnonv that she
had Communist associations
16
yasra ago was rejected by the commlttso as false, fiho said It
easo of mistaken Identity.
S im-i Ir I Ctirt*tm«w Im i m i o ••( lo
|H*m*nt of annual «nlnr)
f
p r r -in t id ) trrdav aftm oHm to
rnipltor* of tt«« Sanfutil Xtln'it
Ytanl at u u tp rU r •Tirt^lma- |m »
ts in tl»r til?n tor'* riNini
t!.o f*. Mann, rarhi* 9. road** ll»r
p rr«rnta tiof •» h«r|» ft * d l n H » i 1
of 11>• 'tank ' " l i l
tin ir mre-ttof
,.f |*.
|• T
•
Dircctoi Of Defense
Cl.iims 1'lorid.i Is
In v .is io n
T a r g e t
►I i/i*i
1 M 1 \l 1\ssl 1. tv.
1**•%n »»••• \\ »rrrri « in I ««hI iv thr
ditiofi to a I"
fit n »'t *d |l\
inir inrira>r ^rnnti it offit rr* an I
»V% i It•»•« r **l txr|t»r 1 to p lo t idr
ml. t<»l « it ill.hi tl* tn n r i» lli.ll
*'!•%nIlf •»» it$ lilt* ”
\» thrli •
•tad ill " Otlrtl ti
riol-rmioitd
11* nd 111 #• nr %t
|MM» ithn»
•J|%idrftd of Ih rrr prferot lo h|i*fL |«i| th» r ‘ nit •1 Into lion*
holder* of tli« l.m l,
Jam r* I, IMgl»->. p»i id. nt *d rtitm* nt « m di «o d f lrn if I* thr
.t - in ••Linn
V«I •6»»»t III 4
(h r Itank, r n r it t | ,i uift fri.in !*• "ino I im
rm pho rr* a* <1 in a toot f|.H t|.r .lilr
»trr*hr«l thr part that iK i *m"
**I hr »r
•it %i* il mu t|ii* r «vth
•da)
in the lift* of thr rofmnn»dt»
l iti %**l%r« I
•| •I •»» *1
h v if f v lr r l*a*rd oil *otir»d prin
«dp|«' • of *rr»irity. and dradari I
\\ iffrn
••*1 N|»ir i n i h • l*rrn
•IimI |ttr «U«***** "I tl'« *-iyt»V <!•
h.iliin «t* that lit p in mils
prrol ij|ton Ih r «urr«* • «»f riliarti
l l r *latr#l
world roo.lition
|ia%r
o ton -Id • i ffitriun roil
i .
.
. • that tin
•*• fL-rfin i« irloMini*|iiri|» )t|| dulhut
WioM 'V.. II la forted
*»■# m d uirnM n of thr l*»trd of ihr lr ir « u hirh l^ llr ^ r in •i***l •wir UI-OI III. ,l e II no I It* %•• !oitiili4tr
fllfhlinp tl»ofcr •« im ipd 9|M.. Mild d*
ronfitirnlAl (*nn T o
.id . i: i
||i..,p I ’liiliaii Mi*rla r n l that It m ill t^V,* p«*i!•
t*.a pi* otrd ii
,n
WrlHhrrir ii *rnlfif partner of »idr military Irengtli to lirine f‘ 11 r I •’
lindget r - -in. t ••atlinv* fo|
•oM m iin, Sm l " nfid Company,! v n rh l |»* »«*r.
Itendilure of st \ immi ri »• ar on I
Now York
in\r tm rnt tumkior
Mr. Inictry thnokol ♦•••
fond. •!•••
f*r?n. H r n*n*» a ' Ir r .chairman of nlovrr* for It’rif ln%nU\ »•»»•• ••• H X'.'ISI.INHI i*tldlO|
x •llttle'l •
i laird “ M i l l i e
'
1 hr Wat I'ftHlthlion oanl in W orld! trn tU n t•• d n tlr.
l l r •mm»1 n " l
lit Kit llftui'V
\V*r II
tmintril *»ul that in*. Uo% •’ Maon, *•I #I
ItlMl It >Hl I M i *I*1
Th«* ••nlli
a dntini«lrrrd t»* ^ * • Mrllriih*. lodr t '
\ »
il* Itlftlf Mf l*«'||**tll'w
Id to
.. ........... . Chief J u -tk r Vinson In
11
h
M r.’ Truman** r im ila r offlrr, Tin* rrrd d a total "f n o w a n n p, •11 f|fl||| III %|| 6|M|I tiff'll
\ i*lli* *»f *!• I'1'I I f l*Mtl» ‘ l**il If)
thrr# Utrti i » i *im| Irn r.ttf, n lar|*« bankit>.- exiwrlenr-' II' «d l*-d th "'
be rrallsml. h n w r-e r. Mist >■ f ie Itii |tl'fl’M»6 4*6MM,fll • fill H|lllp*
mirfmlf #»f to'orpr \\m- hll»irton
l»iit M»lrt| f«»r
W S liu r t SMtMiiitt *n. rhairmnn <>f tin )oung ladle* now with 'be nirnt «»r uppti*
'ra"k did net plan
add t<- n<«ii> ope tnlii'c i'\p**i •
rtf' rout in*
1 Hi*' Vational Xrrlrll* Ifr o n r-pots-* f ift.l •mii|.| Itr ti*9*fI nnlf
n*«N9de *n»nr of iqho«r d'ltlr* W it- i • - to their ra ire r.
Tiie e s,tv «•*• artanged l>v Mts- •In « « *ti| *tf 4 "(nn (mi* i|i«aR|ri.
« tal.ini?
In th** ..........
ntohili- o » r r.............
Mur ♦•ifi**
(•lain
Durand.
Ml-*
T in
11eet•*! r,.i„,„|x 'i,in n ik f t
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«'«| rtft-r »h
r«| F
M -s ila s s - <
Itle^ |ri4Jf|fff v. mu ((••••k»r» for SBXtf.
4 i« a » n < -o .ltn , xml .eld. "let wk
fi'.Nl nil ilHMRxn .f
I ».•*«• R ill
la- the flr«! to eongratolate j .mi
limf’t't nt'f Mlflt* » •ItfIII !•••* 'Itlli’i''
tVII-mi tnlil reporter- Id* iot
Ih r rlld '-iit In#* )i*n» f*rniee|
mediate p ia ", are In rnntinnr ju •
•*••••»••»• Mitn-t tniiir« T
tu«nwhst hr i, d'dntT no-, t li*t l - #
•t«Mi *di'l Hit l.'lfllt Iftlllll flMMlI'V *•
Sltrvpylnp I be |n'» that must '-r
tt*l|l|ifnl ft*l t 1|H»ll|»t| art t ••*••a
done, sod s-et*li>g "Ju*t a, man)
tit»*l tw i net-i i»f Mis irrr.it ittcr* n ••
farts a - I r a n ”
I m fit* fit itil Be*i II* r f *tMi-llllfftt
tVilsnn trad tin' oat b id nffi
J1
'.Vi
until'* 'I,# ii |m'M !«••• uf •l»*- •••••»
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w a h iiin g t o n .
aonmint
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hv" Tb e W hile lluusr 1 - 1.0
I|||b i )h9I
litr viptird ttiroii|jli <onfi| nmt to*
Ihree-yrai prai e pa< I iw lw in
II.
lent tiMi* •' •*!
ufOM y
•*f .t*U. ktiiMiinnient.
. .
,
. tbe major tailroad, and fnui » ih -, I ««miiM net i I m I: i *»! lftfi«U iu rr ••
•rtrfrn'* it- ft e . iltnrkfril
rtl«t)ioninr the «nf»rk of thr i r
The agirem rnt provide.
rmimivniit* .»n.| Mtlirr fic lh tlr
feme buildup on the nation*- i
For ISO.ttOO railroad yardmen
I.Nnili'H ni<t nr%% fnrilttic Mil
economy, the go irm n ie n t had askr„ „ .| rllr,,.t|
the Slat. ->
o l eoriMiration* to gi* r at lew t an immediate Increase of 2-1 cents
mmi
nionlt
•M rn dav** nntlri- t.eforr lim in g an hour, with another two ient« t|,r r„(, ,.f
prlee, on any om lor u io lie t ,
•oi Jau. I ami cost of lisinp a d-' oml rnon Itel,. I» iirolid
pro
Keonomir Rlablitatloo Dlrretnr justments every three month. I |„,U u
i » . l .rod " u m i " tbem
pell)
o
-i
*l-,ii S’ab-ntine
aid lid. •••mid ginning next April I T I
-d p i-t
|l.
aid Mo x ' Iif ii him t fundgive hi* agenee time t « tody the meiits are to Ih> made
tl" '«•'
--ill .-i<< lo .im .l'.y i- Ib’ ii fir-'
nrorwwal, ind lorid, if the, wen of one rent ail hour for n " ' *• 1 im• ini 11 m i it” i'tx:
|M. tlfied •• m * »h r ai— rv rould
or fall of one point in tl" i?m
Till- l ‘al'ioi'l Itlldg*-' t'onillll-slo"
n-k nr order their abandnnmrnt
eminent's ru n ,inner- u ric Indei.
also he-id n idea from II” i-tiuii
Valentine Irlrvra n h i-d *he rnmFor aliout 1B0JIOO i oa*I eevlri ril for the Itlind to inrrea-e
nanle- (•• v l-e ,och advance n<». w o rk crs --a n Immediate !" ,<«-<• "f budget from
,127..t?.i srliiatl,
Urea nn i l l ' I'n - in •» h'eb ih e - dn five rent* an hour, a lio relroarlive siallabli- tbl* bn-’ nniio !>• •'•I
an anual bti-ine, of tr>,M),0fHl or to (jet. t. and another five rrn t|iil dining IP ” I i.'l
more.
effective Jan. I. plus the ,ano ro d
I'uul
I 'a >mun i
of
|la)t*iua
Th e Keonomir Stabllira'inn S of living arrangement.
|tearh spoke m I - bitlf of l-d li the
••enev i t 'S A l t . also told General
The settlement wa« annoom.vl blind rolllli-ll wed w rlta n leiaid
M otor- I 'urpocatl«u that It, an by I'rrsldential Assistant John It
teinlir* I
Ilf s»l»'l tl«ry MM **l»of»* *t
twal for m— lifIrslinn /if an auto Sirrltnan, who look over m voli
tHiiltfrth** In |»rrf*ir»n •
•••»rk
mobile price roll-back ha, lirrn tion- in the m onth-long di .|mte
ipilfMl Ii) I i " ltw\»»i»'»»'l I* 4
rrlc rtrd .
utter the governmrnl iritr.l tiie le t f.f Inti It llir IU mmI 4%MM»rll Mi l
T w o f ir m - *,ked to help hold railroads la st AUFu-t t*i - i r r t »
WrlfflM II"Mf»l
the prlee line
loternatinnal H a t- threatened nation-wide -t »ib•
|m i * pi, i *. . tpi< * •1 bj
lln a 'le o e * •*. •■•*••
Steelman -aid union trade’ - had Hrimlor Ultn 4. Shi
..f I 'hip
agreed III principle after a
hour
I I fitsfI e*it* t fl* •*Rgf 4 lll
overnight ronferenr- to « mora
/4li»»n .irnl nnmr«liailrly 4|*|*-*mlFtl
*rfWfal f ticii i % (li% .«mi| li«nlrr
W'r*11|||f*f If fill 4«9l||.«nlt.
Wilmn, (oimrf inrsnlrnt of (irn*
n il
told rr|x»ilrr« of |l»r
I'm * 4p|M»inltnrnh 4l llir Whiff
I f'*u»r ifln fdinuj llir hai Ii Mf ofIwf in ffrinlrnl Ininun** pff.
#rnrc
Wil«on .in ! n*% and Wnrdirrv
*fl iffY r «g|||toitf r
j|j«tn.
•L f , fornif 1 t T. S. (omnuntlrr
rn»nlf''’T «
»»t Sri 1. I.
Three* Vt'ar Peace
Pact Is Siirned I^>
Unions, Railroads
V m • .* .* k L
C. Of C. Will Open
New Office Soon
'-*1 union,•
torium nn any further demand* In
the four unions.
Tiie
Th e Seminole County t'liarniier
of C o m m rrrr w ill celebrate the
opening of It, new office head•iiisrtrr, in the former front rnee*log rixirn of the Toot 1st Center
Thu rsda y afternoon. Iter. 2*. with
a housewarming, Manager K
W hitney announced this m'.rning.
, Ger.rgr To u h y head- the Charnin-r** To urist Committee in ehsrge
o j the rerr|dlon. ami w ill he a ,*f,te-l
bv
Karl
Higginbotham.
Clifford MeKIbhln. \ Mattenrlle
an«l A . H I'flerron.
T h e housewarming w ill |w from
2:011 to 8:00 p. M. The new im orovements Ineludo a partltlnn rn r b x u r r for the manager's offlee,
a double door entrance from *he
r,ram lo the front pnrrb, and re
painting.
Postcard* will lw
ent tn all
memliers of the Seminole Countv
Cham ber of Commerce Inviting
them to attend. Residents, r ip -e lallv th o „- of outlying rommunltied, are
Invited. Coffee and
doughnut* will be served.
\ i i .f r f i r r
Fire cai.ie'l hy a defective "il
heater caused considerable ilamxge
to a trailer owned by Mr. and Mr*.
J . Hutcher al the Hark Avenue
Trailer Hark yesterday afternoon.
Firs Chief M. N. Cleveland staled.
During evenings firemen at the
Station arc enjoying the use of n
nool table formerly located at the
New York Giants recreation center, whleh was pro-enled to the
department hy Charles Marian,
manager of this Mayfair Inn. The
men have set the table up In their
Masplng qurters upstairs.
t ii
agreement
probable
will
lead tn nuick rratoratioo of the
rail line operations to their own
er*. T h r Arm y ha* been running
the rusds.
As drafted, the settlement re
present, a compromise between
some nf the union demands and
what the railroads offered.
$2n Billion Defense
Appropriation
Is
Passed By Senate.*
GOP Raps Aclicsor
\\ A M IIN G T O N .
Her. 21 —
i •*»— l*rr-< h ri«lin «« iK nfitlfriim
ftirrrvl Ihr llmi** In «n«|»rvifl
fll h«i%inr«« («»r n n r l ) Ihrer
Ilmira I*hI 4 % hrfnrr « hnrr mi*
|nn(t
fit Ih r »?»rmhrf%hif»—ttrrr%waty In (In hii*inr«»— <nulH
l*r mtindrd up. Il »*i* nol tinHI t : i \ I’. M.. 3 hour a ami 17
mitiiifr* a flrr Ihr rlrrk hc^an
Ih r rnll rail al 11:01 \. M.,
I h .1 1 S p r.ikrr
lt«)htirvi an*
•iMunrril a n u in rilt
nf 21H
ntrm h rri »,n hand. th i« «a* !«•••
tiuirr than ih r ttrrr««a n 2IK.
11% JflllN
I I I t .I I I lO W I II
W \ sl IINTi IO N .
I>'.
1 1 <A*)
,v fi ffhfV ol llir s | »!e At Itf *on
tnlfl I'f r n jf n l I nirii tn id la y tli*
.ip|M)itilntrnl t»l (irn ri^l I nniftoH*
n a* httprrmr Mhnl C«»mfnancler
•»• l.uro|»< lia% "gfrally hfarlfnfd
t|» poril
l|»r
I Ilfrt|lf4n
na-
tlof|«
llir Hirpfjffll rfl/%\r«I •!»»• !fl*
lorifialmn fn tr|*«»»Hf* »t» a ilal^ittrnl in uhirli Mi. I •••»•••»• uid*
"I -rn m full agieeiiwnl with
llir , r , trlsiy llu l llie -pilll -liown
I. y ibr ■ounlrie, of M'eilern IH,»|w
b «, iii.lified out ciinfnlcnce that
llir lire .1 itr. ol I iliope niesn
Im men il-uil irlting up our <onilu hi ilelense *y,'rm
Mi
I toman »-nl ftswf wilhin
llir tirxl lew wrek» 'be rabliei*
m l.unqw of 'be niemlwi* of lltc
North \llsnth cummunity will #•
II .,initi” together. M -nv of OUt
ho|iei li-y r now lietome l - , l , with
.ill ihM this ine-n. f"i llie Helens®
id ike bee Wolhl.
llie picuslcid usneH 'be ilalC,„ent after Acheyon gs*e i"P) •
t,,|| ,e|HUt ol lii, nirr'mii' '"
m ill llie biiciins iml tVlenw.
.........ter. ol (be No.'b Allan!*
ire iiy i oiintries.
XI i Truman
nld •”
. i . gre -tlv
i-ui ••■iiaged to In in I >..iii ti In-son
in ubirti ll)e
uf the "scrimi- w -i
i . . lunti.em
rc p ir-c n la llv c «f
went al-oit the j.d. of ' bringing
to life til' i.itlttsuv and •sonoinic
ii, tin- N o .'b
X'lanlie
nvi in i,
■oni.it.m il)'.
XI. T . ...nan >»'d \rl>e.«n ra.H .il’ d tbs' llie ............
nations
............ K l•ei.huto r's ip.ralnlmrnt
••...... proof ..f tbr flrn. Intention of
r fie, na Ions t« *1
Mr Truman's
' l *«
, bidi-.l “ l.el there
no mistake
niton, it the onit' «f 'be nation*
,,f \V, .t rie K-ii l ’ It
N o.(Ii Atlantic a irs i^vita l »■• 'heir
•ei n i Ity Mini I " oitr.
X. be-on trtu rn -J l i ”i" hi- .hoitand i"” vl 'b ’ i i " nl
to
Knropc earlv today to l - r r .. stiff
pew Rcpnt’llean challenge to hi*
poliev of Kuropean rrnrrnaiitr nt ■*
well as to Id* continuance in offi.S\1r-.inwbilr failure o| * ma|orltv
of m.-n.licr, to show of ""lav
thrra le nnl '•• forre sdj'H.rnmetit
of the House until « f '»•• n , r | 'eq'*.
tlome-bent eongM men
were
leaving the raplhd il. drove Iasi
.dglit and twla)'.
I.aik of a uunn.ni 21" "f the
U \ It MF.lt M l. X III Kit
I X K K I.A N D . Fla.. I*ee. .'I <d*' 438 in r.id e rs - -w a - ihrlirated ■»
Warmer w.-atlu-r i- moving Into u.ilv I7P me.nlier* re .nmdi-d wl.en
;>•nin-iilnt Flnrldu, tin
Feilrrnl tlw lr namr, u r . r railed by Ibe
Stale I ,m t W arning Service -aid clerk. This war 3D tlm ll of the
.oaiority r c u l r n l t" do lm,ine#s.
today.
Sneaker Itavburn
ami lluu*n
The forecast fo. tomorrow I,
clt.-ir In partly- cloudy with -lowdv IV inoeiatlr leader XI. t o . mack of
ri-ing trm p rra liiir-,. There I- no XU larhuyetts went Into * long
huddle at the Spcnker'* rostrum to
fro-t daugei In dglit through K -t
dee.de what to d" atwl *'■•" foe
iirudy morning
Badly Burned Youngster Receives
Christmas Gifts From All Over US
A L T O O N A , Pa.. I)er. 2 1
01 'I
Intnmv HM ierl. I I . w |h i Im l iix
ol bil neareil kinfolk in - lire Inc week, -go. , - y i .,11 |,e w -nt. for
( limtrnsi i* " « Irain.’*
N»W be tell* folks w|io nut bim in In, room -t Merry Ibopil-I.
y-bere be it recovering from serious burn*: "I never knew I Inul *o
many friends."
Since word of Tommy's plight he hs, more than $800 from
liecamr nubile mall pours Into people III the im m ediate Altoona
his hospital room by the sack area.
ful.
Tommy and his father, \VI1.
Hackagts with “do not open lia.n, 36. were the only survivors
until Christmas” seals come from of a fire that drrt.oyed their
points as far west at Missouri home at Dunranvillr and killed
and Mlnnrsola, as far south as ht* mother, grandmother, brother
Florida.
and three sisters.
Tw o shelve* In his hospital rupTommy doesn't tnow the other*
Iraard are jammed with parkagr* are drad. Ills father ha* derided
from everywhere, tie won't know not to te|| him until after Christ
what'a In theta, until Christmas mas.
Day.
Doth Tom m y and hi* father are
H r has his train already. It's recovering slowly from' serious
a fine electrle model with lots burn*.
of track, tha gift nf a trainThe
outlook
for
Tommy'*
maker.
•' Christmas was pretty bleak un
Also he haf scores of letters til a few daya ago.
from over all tha eastern United
Then the father told a news*
States containing about 1100 "Ii. paper reporter he was worried
(Ossltsss* ea
help you boy (bat train." And
time.
ru le s , 19 abrentv ere located
and returned to the llou»e. ad
journment would lw automatic.
The sergeant-al-ann- sod hla
assistants were Irving (<• round up
all the members *»)"> were in town.
At 12:30 H.M.. an hour and a
half after tii* home met. I1'7 mem|ier* verre prr,»ent still 19 short
of a quorum.
A majority Is 2D> trtiau-a four
v ni iinr.es exist.
In thr fare of this slluatton. tha
leadership decided to pul off until
Jan. t consideration Of legislation
to give I'rcsidcnt Trum an addi
tional emergence powet*.
Speaker Rayburn's decldon to
'O s -.lt s t S rra r - » -
The W eather
JA C K S O N V IL L E . Dec. t l
IS
A'lanla
liismarrk
•;h
Il'iston
'.'5
Chicago
.V.
Denver
Dea Moinrt
23
r.i
Fresno
3'2
New York
77
Hhoenlx
32
Washington
03
K*y We-t
62
Ocala Airport
02
Orlando
60
Tattahaawa
-o n
tr.
IS
in
20
20
49
25
to
22
67
28
88
,
36
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TH UR SDAY, D E C *1. I»J0
roDAY'S
ih iil e
verse
W* bt* r»*»*r »urkla» alon*
ahrrt a* strive for ihe best. There
ta aa anurn fotrr a* treat *• the
poser of gravity on nor aid*.
Workrrt together with film, it
Cor. Ail. ■
-**m m
Tb* Geimsn government i* not
tuir that it wants lo fight fut ill
own freedom under tb* terms »bal
have been laid down by lb* Atlan
tic Pad allin. It wsnls lo bargain
for "equal partner" status before
it tonltibulet volunteers to tbe
European defente foite. A man
who hat to I* brib'd lo li«hl for
bii own freedom di>e»n I make
murb of a liebt'i. S*t too wiih a
nation.
If there it anyway to laliily a
monry-grsbbing bureaus rat. no one
bai ever been able to diitove. it
yrt. So now Florida'* various and
innumerable date agencies yet to
gether and demand anolhrr $80,
000.000 to tide them ovet tbe next
two yean. Their piteous plea,
found almorl a* if they were not
already gelling ten timet at mutb
aa temed to lie neretury ten yeart
ago- And make no midake abcu'
it. rf they yet Ihi. $90,000,000
they will be back for more two
year* later.
Realidic congressmen are raid to
be taking a dim view of the gov
ernment*! requelt for voluntary
price control* under which ibote
who try <° do the right thing are
placed in jeopardy of bankruptcy
through tiling wage and price
level*, while profileett ate encout
aged to profit all the mote. T h '
only kind of price conirolt that will
work are thoie which are protec utrd rf they are violated. And tucli
price conirolt thould have l>een pul
into effect the minute our lron|»t
were rent into Korea.
Our nubile schools mvy nil la
at good at we would like bn* the
oner our children Have an- it|>
tainly belter than Ibote of their
parentr. t i any parent rtn leitify.
In 1920 we nient $4002 per pupil
a year on public ichoolr. By 1947
thit had intreated to $112.0ft Din
ing the rame period of linre ele
mentary tchnol enroltmenir increared 13.5 oercenl, high tcliool
enrollment 146.1 percent, and univanity enrollment* 351.6 neicinl.
That it romethSng for which all
Americas! can well be picnd.
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We are in the habit of ndieulf?« (He totalled bran in the
Army'r high command. Bui at Cen
tral Eitenhow*r it about lo lea*»
(or Europe lo takr command of
Ihe new United Nationi nmy be
ing organired over there, it might
Im appropriate tor all of ut at w*
tremble at the inadequacy, of oUr
political leaden to thank Cod for
the Army bran. General Eireebower, and men like Central Matihatl and General MacAtlhur are
a welcome relief to the blufcting
bungling politicians who clatter up
bur national horitont not only to
Ihit country but abroad av well.
Fortner f’i*« icJenl Hoover, wlto
If no iiolallonhi and never bar
been, warm against rending troop,
to Europe in our pretenl itale of
■■preparedness and like Senator
Tbft calls for a “ fe-eiamlniHon"
of American foreign policy. Who
can deny that President Truman
was wrong when ha aaid there ia
oo divemraca of opinion dti
T rains A cross The Land
IH E NATION TODAY
Wntch thu insignia «»n thu thro an u long freight train
lly JAM R M M AH LO W
goes by. You will net1 In n dingle train enra fn»m a neoti* or
two of matin, rar« which come from every corner of the
W a s h i n g t o n ! Dec. zi-</K>-^
laml. A cor which came from Alabama cart Ire loadetl In Cali Within 10 days after IVarl Har
bor
Koosevelt railed a
fornia with freight conxlgnud to Oregon or to New Jersey; WhitePresident
House conference of indus
it doesn’t mutter. The cur goed where it« cargo Is dedtlned. try and labor'lradrrs.
The Insignia on the car and on the locomotive which drawn
He luld them that tu k*«p this
It may In* different for weeks or monthn on end. Thnt In country from ruinout inflation in
war program, prices and wages
why, an the Chrna|ieake and Ohio do concisely put it u few the
would I* held down unit he'd set up
yearn ago. n hog cun erode the country without chunging •genrirt to hsiMile late.r-msnagetrninn.
mrnt piohlrm* to lo* fair to both.
The milroudn again are talking about making it poa-1 In return, huth management and
laloir gave a pledge: labor said
nible fur a human traveler to do the name. It han been thrre'd
be no strikes in the war;
done on a very limited nenk* through Chicago, where a management said thrre'd he no
few nleeplng cam are nhunted between Kant nnd Went lockout ut workers.
Thereafter the office of price
Coiuit train*. Itut this entails a wait of several hours in
tut on prices and the war
Chicago yards, and an advantage of handling freight be control
latior lioard laid down rules on who,
comes apparent. A hog may or may not mind altting idly and under what <irrumitances,
in bis car while his train Is reorganized, hut he doesn’t could get a wage increase. Gener
ally, it ael a limit nn wage incomplain about it.
creates.
The free flow of freight depends on free interchange
Now thr government has s price
of curs. This is relatively simple because a freight cur of control office and a wage stabilisa
one line is very much like one of another. Passenger conches tion office— both part of the eco
nomic stabilisation administra
are different. They range from the luxury of limiteda to tion—
to rontrol prices and wages.
the dingy squalor of communter curs. There are differences
Hot there has hern no W'hltr
between the cars of various roads, extending even to such House conference of industry and
details as the question whether the paper cup from which tabor and no pledget have been
thu thirsty traveler drinks shall Is* his for the taking or given.
Hut the first problem of prices
cost him a penny. Yet an easy flow of uninterrupted coa.it- and wages already is In thr govern
to-coant travel is impossible without easy car interchange. ment's lap. This Is the auto indus
If the railroads cun solve this problem they will muke a try.
week the tiiggrit automak
gtsid gain in the competitive struggle with other forms ersI.ati
announced thrv were going to
of travel.
taise prices on their new cars. Dr.
Alan Valentine, head of KHA,
asked them not to. They said they
had to because of a rise in the
costs of labor and materials, but
One of tlu* finest known collections of American novels particularly steel and governmenthus been received by the University of Virginia library, controlled synthetir rubber. The
rai*ed the rubber price
the gift of Mrs, Robert Coleman Taylor of New York City. government
Dec. ri.
It comprises examples of all impprtunt and many ttnimHut KSA cracked down and Sat
ixirtant pieces of fiction from the beginnings to the pre urday ordered them to roll hack
the prices tu where they were Drc.
sent day.
I and keep them there until March
Included are many first editions, among which those while ESA ha- a chance to study
of "Huckleberry Kin", Hawthorne’s "Scarlet l*etter*’ and the whole price-wage control proh"Ren Ilur" would gladden any collector. The gift hns been It m.
Actually. K8A doesn't have a
roughly appraised at $25,000. While this may Is* an accurate staff
large enough to put price and
figure now, it will rise later on; for as complete a collection wage rontrols on the rest of the
ns this could Is* reassembled, If ut all, only at higher prices. country al this time agd make
work.
Curiously enough, there Is no American fiction earlier them
awtt. tiring ordered— not asked—
thnn the Revolution though other fields of literature were to keep down prices and .wages,
copiously represented, Would-lx* novel writers may have has visably mail, the auto maker i
ls‘t*» discount ginI by the stiff competition from England, unnsppy. And the auto worktre,
Ho the government, througn
for such great masters as Fielding, Smollett, Sterne and Ionits wage stabilisation l-oaid, haa
Richarilsiu were found in every Issik-owning household. called a conference tomorrow be
"The Power of Sympathy", whose authorship is uncertain, tween representative* of th* auto
is the first American novel; It was published in 1780, and industry and thr C IU Auto W ork
Is a thin story of Illicit love, sugur-coaled with moral re er*OutUnion.
of this conference may come
flections. The first good novel, which has been reprinted in some solution, or some part of a
recent years, did not appear until 1815. This was "M o d e rn solution, on the wage-price prob
Chivalry” hy Hugh II. Hrackenritlge. It is an account of lem. It'* not something which can
settled by one conference, as
the udventures of Capt. Farrago and his servant Teague be
you esn remember from World
O’Regan as they journey over the United States,
War II days when the problems of
The students who truce our fiction from these modest wages and prices were unending.
here at the very start of
beginnings to the abundant output of tesiay will have a theHut
problem now H ip government it
most enjoyable time of it. mid will gain a new light on the confronted with an unusual sltua•» k'UU'JI S t t in •
. .
United Htntes.
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Am erican Novels
•’
Fathers And Sons
ConirrffN
In ffeplember, giving the govern
ment power to hold down prieet
and wage*, says that whenever
priret in any indu«try— right now
in Ihe auto industry— are (ruxen,
wage* must I m* held down. too.
N ow
some other Industry th*
piohlem might be comparatively
simple, even when there's a union
Involved. For if the company’s
prices were held down th* work
ers wnuldn t have any special arrange men: for getting wages up.
Rasetmll skill does not seem to Is* hereditary. When
Dick Shier of the Philadelphia Phillies hit the homer that
cinched the club’s first pennunl In 115 years, he hel|>e«l muke
it certain that he would play In a World’s Series, some
thing that his famous futher never did. Thu elder Sisler,
however, uttuined heights thut thu son hns not reached, and
thoroughly earned his admission to the Baseball llnll of
Fame at Coojierstown, New York.
Its different In the auto InThe two Jim Uagbya were more nearly matched. The
dustry, Thr auto workers union has
elder, without great speed, was a canny pitcher with fine •onlrscts with the biggest comcontrol. His SI victories for Cleveland In 1020 were the
‘hat calls for this:
When living reals got up | .U
high-water mark of his career, which did not last long. His
son, also u pitcher, worked for several yearn for the Ronton percent, the workers must lie given
an Increase of 1 rent an hour In
Red Sox nml Cleveland, hut never ranked ns more than a
. i* 1 five-year contract.
good average man on the pitcher’s mound.
Ahou 1,000,000 workers are revrreti
by this kind uf agreement.
At the beginning of the century, flridgeisirt, Conn., hud
, t "ow* with the automakers'
a futher-and-son puir in the infield. Jim O'Rourke Sr. was
prlres freten, suppose llvinr rosta
an old big leaguer who settled down at second base in
,a ,r
‘ he workers
Bridgeport, and played during his fifties. His son Jim play to deprive them of this 1-centan
ed third base on the same team after graduating from Yale. re.T«fm0r*.
** hl,h#r ' H m t
Can any render add to this list
in AkI!ltl
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Too l*at«! To Claiwify
Hj R U SSELL KAY
Florida laxpayeia, fared with out many things we need ami want
steadily mounting living nut*, a In the days ahead.
shrinking dollar and a sharp rIn
The threat lo odr national pence
in /mitral ta»r«, war* heartened and security ia great and it
thit wttk by th* statement of only be met by a united effort and
Uuvtrnor Fuller Warren that “the personal sacrifices.
people rannot atand a hike in state
The people realise this and anx
tax**,"
ious and willing to do their port,
Termini th* request of mimvr- hut It Isn't a one-way street, and
ous stst* boards, bureaus and the government, federal, slate,
a ticire for larger appropriations j county and city must be prepared
"absurd" In Iht face of th* preMtit to do some belt tightening along
national
emergency, Governor with the people.
Warren pointed out that even with
Government cannot continue on
present revenues insufficient to an “as usual" basis any more than
meet present appropriations, it is business ran. It must curtail some
ridiculous to expect taxpayers to of Ita non-essential activities, trim
provide an additional 105,000,000 Instead of expand budgets and rut
for itste government.
out dead wood to do the best Job
In a prepared statement re- pot ti hie at minimum re it,
I’rsiseworthy aa governmental
leai ml this week, tinert nor Warren
said: "The only way to meet in functions may be. they are not all
neared appropriations is to In as important or aa Mressary aa
crease taxes. The n«i|il* of Flor bureau heads would have you h**lleve. Their demand for more and
ida rannot stand higher taxes.
*The Federal Government re- more money to do a hlerrr and
really Imposed higher and heavier i«tler job ia underetandahir. but
lakes upon tha people. It the war when money fa needed for a more
situation worsens. Federal taxes Important task they should nut ex
£ «y go aeea higher. The people of pect to continue expansion and un
limited spending.
The 1049 legislature appropriate
*“ t«"»xk»re
' h * tirkes if moot
toat of the country Im T
under guvtinmsnt ciders to hold
th" costa of
Social Security As It Affects Farmers
Georiria Market Bulletin
Mtny farm employees are among the neatly 10 million workers In
whom old-age and survivors inturantr it ritended. Leginnini Jtnuarv
I. 1951, by the new ainrndmrnlt lo the Social Security Act.
About our-half million regulsily employed workrrt on fsimt anil
in farm houtrholds ate to be covered ior thr first time by Ihit Federal
tocial tecutily program. I bey may thut qualify for old-age iaturance
benefit* and for the benefits paid to survitors if a wage-earner dies
Ihe new law bringi tbe number of workrrt under the program to about
46 million, or nearly thrre-fourtbt of the Nation! labor fortr in an
aieragr week.
Not only peitont doing general farm work but alto ibote working
in a farmer’s borne are defined at agricultural labor by the new law.
Employers who (wiform the following kinds of work will be covered:
planting, cultivating, or harvetling any farm crop; raiting or lending
iitrtlock. I>eri or fur-bearing animal* on a (aim; preparing, processing
ot delivering crop* or livestock lo tloragr or to market; cooking or
doing other household work on a far; or doing other general farm
work.
Whether nr not a farm worker it covered it determined, with
respect to hit work for each of hit employers, on a calendar quarter
hatit. The firtt quattrr begins January I. the second April I, the
third July I and the fourth October I. Before hr can be covered, a farm
v orker mutt work for an employrr during a qualifying period of one
enliie calendar quarter.
After he has served the qualifying period, the employee will be
coverrd in each succeeding quarter with the same employer as long as
he continues lo work al Iratt 60 days on a full-time hatit and earns
cash wagrt of $50. Hr will alto be coverrd for the finl quarter in
v<hich hr works let* than 60 days if lie earnt cath wage* of at least
$50. In this event, before he can be covered in any future quarter,
hr mutt again trrvr a qualifying period.
Only wagrt paid in cash count for a farmer's social security.
Payments in the form of room, board, farm piodoctt, firewood, or other
rrquitiliet cannot be counted.
At an illustration, take the cate of Bill Smith who hat been
oiking (or Albeit Jonrt at a dairy hand. Bill hai worked for Mr. Jones
ill of the fourth ipsaiter of 1950; therefore, hr can lie covered for
ocial security beginning January I, 1951. During January, February
. nd March of 1951, Bill works continuously for Mr. Jones and earnt
$200 in cath wages. These wages will count for social security.
In May 1951, Bill takes another job, with Mr. Roy Alman. Thus,
during thr Apnl-Junr quarter of 1951, Bill works 24 dayt for Mr.
Jones and ram i $65 in cash. He woikt 48 days (or Mr. Alman
and earn* cash wages of $150. Bill's work for M r. Jonrt counts for
.ocial security hut not hit work for Mr. Alman, became he hat not yel
•oile d a "qualifyinr quarter” for him.
Duitng the third quarter of 1951 (July-Septrmbri), Bill works
full-time on the Alman farm and earns $250 in cath, Ihete wage*
dto are not counted foi tocial security. Bill's work for Mr. Alman
in thit third quarter, however, is hit "qualifying quarter” with Mr.
Alman. Consequently, at Bill continues to work Tor Mr. Alman nil the
fouitli quarter of 1951, his wages in that quarter again count for social
security.
Owners or operators of farms do not come under the program and
will not get credit toward old-age and survivors insurance benefits for
;heir farm earnings. Wages paid by an employer to his children who are
mder 21 do not count toward social security and neither do wages paid
by a husband lo hit wife, by a wife to her husband, or by sons and
liughtns to their parents.
In order lo receive benefits, farm workers, like all other peitont,
iMMt£vorh£gpgeuou|th under the program to become insured. Whether
ir not a |>er*on nas worked long enough lo be insured it iletrrmined
by the number of "quarters of coverage” he has-to hir credit. A
quartet nf coverage meant a calendar quarter in whsrh the individual
was paid wages ul $50 or more lor employment covered by the
program, or a calendar quarter lo which $100 or more in lelf-employmem income was credited.
An individual or his (atmly may receive any of the various types
of benefits provided he it "fully insured." He is "fully insured” if he
has to his credit at least half as many quaitara of coverage as there
art calendar quailert between January I, 1951 (or the dale he becomes
21 yeais of age If that is ialer) and the lime he becomes 65 years old
or diet. In no case, however, can a wage earner b« fully insured with
fewer than six quarters of coverage. He it fully insured in every catn
if he has al least 40 quarters oPfcovtrage.
Even though an employee is not fully insured, his survivors may
nemtheless be eligible for certain of the benefits of the program if
he is "currently insured.” In order to be currently insured he must
have had al least six quailert ol coverage during the 3 yeart immedi
ately piior lo hit death.
When a fully insured individual attains age 65 and retires, he can
receive monthly cath benefits. His wife may alto receive monthly
benefits when the reaches age 65, or at an earlier age, if the it caring
for a child who it eligible for benefits. The wage earners children
m y receive benefits if they are under age IS. If (he wage renter ia i
Hurried woman with a dependent husband, the husband can receive
mauriils go up?
iS0ti , ' n u, M ? Problem
far
A^to WorCL?*V! . r* hMd * ,h4
3 jj s S
oiKS’T i . 1 3 8 !
In jeopardy the flve.year ware
agreement with the auto worksince a*1.'1 pgLl* **** government.
n r i« J i l un•ll,* *° Imooee Wider
control* Instead af
iia r !Lnr out , ona Industry, It paylag th* penalty far not beine *»*■
s a a w tS E ® * ®
Men usually Hka n. salad of
urartgc and onion rings sirred an
Dltureand doused with . U n «
™ « Mlad b
with steak, roast beef, or
plain hamhurgvra.
THE WORLD TODAY
By D e W ITT MarK EN7.IE:
AF Foreign Affairs Analyst
i govern
grcement must Still be obtained.
It ha* been loft to America,
Britain and Francs to work out
this delicate matter with tha 3onn
svivernment. However, Mtos are
high that th* Germans will agree,
since their troops wsnld b# per
mitted to participate u n unit,
although they wouldn’t be allowed
to create a separate high cvramind.
Germany's participation has, of
course, been a matter *f heated
ornament among the Western Al*
lies, since bath France oof B ri
tain at first dislibad th* idess of
creating any f r e s h military
strength In a country which had
HI wars.
W R M . IRaw*
1HW
precipitated two world
ever, hors* sent* flnallj
nalltr won the
day, a* It waa porfi
Germany** Inclusion was *n
senllnl to iureas*.
The decision of th# twelve A t
lantic Fact power* to create a
million-man erms— Including Getfor defense of Wertem
Europe under General Elsenhower
Is n momentous development.
The ‘consensu* of military ex
pert* Is that such prepar-ditc* i <•
the only logical strategy with
which to meet Ihe Communist
threat against th* democracies.
Western Europe Is the huUrssa
against the Red wave from the
East, ami Its fall not onlp would
give Moscow rontrol of Europe
but would render the Western
Hemisphere vulnerable,
is acting partly In s*lfdefe*je,
Aa between Europe and Asia, the
protection uf the former W far
Important to the security of the
western world.
However, this docent meen States will have it least flee full
dlvlaloai In Europe within a >*«r.
Asia could be written off
hook* of the weal. Japan am
General Esenheieer (toted In E L
Islands of the Fai
logic lit!
f* r r
eminent preparing tu up tha tax
hurslrn to an ail tlmo Ugh, tag.
payer* simply cannot stand tha
rI fJ'Ii'i*
. And In this «4hn*tli»n the great
In the months ahead a lot 4
Amei
danger- America
and her Alllee
•xpay*r» art going to Have
lo fguard
ui
have to
against la being
tr.m their budgeta and they <
drawn Into a major
majn war wll
•rof.i* to have to go without a
faantryr like Chinn
Wed w!
China and
I
of things they want. Thin thsy t
ffJlrilv ft* ft* IMIW R I tkgg fromI II
On a showdown, Wletern Ed*
about
H Ip O M i____________ _
,
erai Alfred M. Gruonther, deputy
for plans aad operations nf the
If. 8. Army.
' When General Ike baa naked
w iiv iu r r h r v n
n v jitiu t t iw » p ra n *
moment. The urgency af th# Eu could be maintained ht said:
ropean situation was AmPnailayd
of
I’m hofmfol.
by .0. 8. (Urretary of SU i# Dean ■ h“i Well,
I s *, h i
Aj
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monthly benefits al age 65 if his wife was both fully and currently
insured.
When a fully insuird individual dies, bis children under 18 may
lecrivr monthly bentlilt, snd his widow may receive monthly benefits
if she it caring for hit children who are receiving benefits. Her
benefits will continue until the youngest child is 18. If the it not yet
65 al that time her benefits will stop, but she swill again be eligible for
benefits when she attains s p 65. If the deceased wage earner leaves
no widow, widower oi children who can ever become entitled A
monthly benefits and if his parents were dependent on him when he
died, they tn*> M a iv i «~..lhly benefits al age 65.
If the wage earner was currently but not fully iniuied v-hen ti
died. monthly payments may be made lo young children and tu hit
widow while caring for the children. However, in currently insured
cases the widow is not rligiblc for benefits al age 65.
The amount of keneflti payable under the program dejienili tm
the average monthly wage of the worker.
The following table rhowt monthly benefit amounts payable in
various groups al givm levels of average monthly wage:
.
t
§
$
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E
V
1
4
9
1 g
* t
*a
»2
2 u
fees
41
£ i
l l
> >0
$ 40
$25
$18.75
$ 37.50
80
100
50
37.50
75.00
130
200
97.00
65
48.80
300
80
60.00
120.00
151)
Benefits will continue to be paid if a worker receives income from
other sources such as annuities, dividend* from stocks not over $200
The wife's benefit it equal to one-half of the husband's benefit. A
widow's benefit is equal to three-fourths of the husband's benefit. Th r
benefit for the firtt child in a survivor family it three-fourths of the
wage earner's benefit amount; other children each receive one-half.
The minimum monthly benefit payable to a retired worker under
the program ia $20; the maximum payable lo any family it $150.
A lump-sum is payable to qualified survivors upon the death uf an
insured wage earner, irrespective of the payment of monthly turvivoi
benefits and will equal three times the primary insurance amouif*
In most instances, the lump-sum death payment will be between $120
and $180.
It is important for workers to remember that no tocial security
iraymenlt can be made until a claim is filed. Whenever a worker
reaches age 65 he should call at the nearest social security officr
and ask about benefits, even though be has not settled, or is not sure
whether he ia eligible for paymrnls. In rase a worker dies, he family
thould notify the social security office and ask about lienefils.
These steps are important because the law permits monthly pay
ments to go back no more than .b months from the dale on which a
claim is filed. The lump-sum can be paid only if n claim is filed witl^
in 2 years after the worker’s death.
Benefit* for a retired worker under 75 are not |iayab!r for a
month in which he earns more than $50 wages in employment covered
by old-age and survivor* insurance. Beginning in 1951 benefits
for one or more months will not be payable to a beneficiary undei
75 who does Substantial work as a self-employed peiton. if hit net
earnings from self-employmenI in a taxable year average more than
$50 per month. All beneficiaries aged 75 and over will teceive all nf
thru benefits regardless of the amount of their wagrs or net earnings
from self-employ|ienl.
g
Tha fund from which the retirement and survivois inturanrbenefits are paid ia built up by contributions from employers, em
ployers, and the self-employed who tome undei ill* program. After
January I, 1951, an employer of fnrm workers who are covered by
social security will deduct I I >2 percent from the rath wages he pays
theta wot ken, and will add another 1 1/2 iierrenl at hit own con
tribution. The money will be sent lo the nearest office of the United
States Collector of Internal Revenue al tlie end of each calendai
quarter. The collector will furnish a form on which the employer will
fill ia the name of each employee and his tocial security number
exactly as shown on hit social security catd. and the amount of ca^$
wages he paid the employee during the quarter. This form will then
be sent, with the cooirihulions, to Ine collector of internal revenue.
The tocial security contribution will continue lo be I 1/2 percent
of the employee's wages through 1953. The rale wifi then be 2
percent from 1954 to 1959. 2 1/2 per cent from I960 to 1964. 3 per
cent from 1965 lo 1969. 3 1/4 percent after 1969. These tax rales
apply to only the first $3.MX) of the worker's annual wages.
Regular farm workers who do not already have tocial security
account number cards thould gel them at the nearest social security
office, if it seem* likely that their work will come under social
securiiv. If their it no office near the farm, applications may i f
secured at iht nearest post office and mailed to the social security
office.
,
Employers of farm workers who will be covered by the new law
should get instructions from their local collector, of internal revenue.
TO M LINDER.
of Agriculture
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C o it f r e M itt a n H e r lo n g
By R ID H ER LONG
Another Christmas has come
around. The season of "Peace on
Earth) Goodwill Toward Men"
finds the world In a (tala of tur
moil such that the cmlleek far the
future is anything bat peacefuL
Again, fUr tha second time In pur
generation, the flower of our
young manhood Is being called uponLand I* actively engaged In
flghtlnf that our way of life may
bo secure.
Aa We celebrate tb* birth of
tha Prince of Pooeo let us romansbar la onr prayer* all those qrhq
fan net ho with their friends and
Brassas
aanUnue to celehnl*. ChristYaw know Christmas |* pot
. . .mixed or colobrated under
w
r f rfor
? sacrifice *•*
*•**•U
trillt lcall
on lha
part
of .all pf us If we ire te succeed.
s u a s u « u i& & r£
T
i
w
k
■ been, the In.
R e p o rta
winning side and march "Onward
Christian Soldiers".
W llio n
A p p o in t s *
ICH H isM C » * Si m n *,i
vaster Company and Soeony-Va
cure Oil Company— wired agrdh
ment to go along. Sinclair Ol
<»rp., officials aaid their com
oaay ***dd comply. And Standan
2 1L ,Con,i r ,t < » ! * Jrr~ r > o f
fUttla'aflleempItane# was up Ir
affiliated operating firm* but add
•d 1h*J would "he" surprised i
th# affiliates did not go along.'
International
Harvester
an
It Is withdrawing pri.*<
I announced Dee. 12 am
JuatgrUy railing prices back *'
Dfe. 1 level*. It said, how*
that this crfr.tea a hardship
tH# firm win press
pres* for early lgo.
arnment hearings
‘ ‘
beorlags on rain
reinstall
vut m
i t price
p n rr m
n r if v i.
nrtnt
of htiro
Increases.
Commenting
on the rapid drvrl
Comment............................
oaments In
la the fight against '*
nation, Reg
ep, Hheppard (D-Cal
raid today Umt
.... Im Ii of rotrols n
Jon# already has c<y
Jo
7 rearmament pro
m m IM W /i
1/100,000 due to
Increases.
^Shipyard la vteo-ehalrmaa V
the House Armed Bervtre* Con
�rv2\ ■J :
. •*- <y
“ee
TTTTTRSDAY DFC 71. 1950
*
S o c ia l
n »K
A nd
P e rso n a l
HANF*MM> H M M I M
Like
A c t iv it ie s
CHUNK 118
Social Calendar
M is s M a r y T n u c h t o n
H o n o re d W it h S h o w e r
T in u s n A T
The lloyal Arid* •mlw< of the
First HapliM Church will mu t thi*
evening at the church nl 7;IHI
I*. M.
Tlic Itt.uifl.i:. Jib. Jut) ' 1 Urn*
.hrrltood of lln Kit I ItuptiM
Church will Diet1’ IhU evutirg “>
7:30 I’. M. nt ll><* chutch.
Tin* T K .L ( ’In* t o| On I 11 1
Hapli*t Church will Imlil i<
Christum* pnttv »t thr liu.iie •*(
Mr*. K. M. Cat roll mi Ki* ni'li
Avcmir .it 7 'Hi l 1M * ,n Ii pi. min t
in asked In bring .1 rover,d ili«li
mill n gift fir eseliange
Jararamla CilcU uf tin 'i.irdin
Club I* ■pwuorin* a bridgi an*l
ramt'iLit party ut 7 ’>n nt tin* lint
•Irn Center.
Seminole Cnoplei No.
(1 K.S.
will have iln iinminl ChtiMitin*
|ui1 1v nt tlif It'irnliu meeting lit
H P.M. nt M.i‘«injr M ill I'urvuni
in niknl tn bring n gift It* l-e Wtchanged.
IVI CI*M i*f tin* Kit ft lliiptnt
Church will have u »*nvrrril
di*h supper ami Christ mu ■* party
nt tht* ( 'liuii It <it 7 I'. M. Mm
K, M. Carroll wil) l>* lueti
Under the »pnn*ur*bip of I M i
Sigma I'hi mi ferity, tin* roerp
thmiat nt tin* Kertlillil-I Highlit.
Mrmurial lli»|iilut 11 Mi . T<>l
l.lvtnipiltm.
K fU M "
Siinfi'iil r«*ii’ *n*l (lip No I
will Imlil It fliri fmn n.irlv it
the City Hull nt 7:W. T h u , nil
In* Bit rtrhnitgr nf gift-, tefredi
ttienln. mill rntiituuunenl.
Tin* Woman' \|i ’ Intuit* Ummi
uf the Pint Hinli’ t ihoirh will
lta«p mi cxcrtllivu tun tinir lit ttil
t'hurrh nt
"" I’ M
Woman'. Mifriuiinir liiiuii nf
thr Kil it |U|itnt t'hurrh will have
Ihrli Iiumt' tlv hn-iin-i* inn tine
at M M P .II. nt th, Chur, b
The It 1111 hn.i 1 ill I- uf Sun fur I
are *p, insuring n Chridntn*
Malice 11I thr Woman*, Club at
l* P. M. Mu
if m iiii fit innl,
mill thrn* will In* a Bill bleak
>lt»Mi \ V
A t’hri.tiiri. t’antntn, "III* Star
Still Shim**," will In* r u m at
H P, M. nt Saint Paul ll.i|ili*t
Church.
V *> llnbbye Morion entertain*
Mr*. J . J . CliliRrnprll ha* a r
•‘I Priilav eveniriK honoritiR Mi** rive,I tu apeiul the holiilny* with
M m y Timcbton, bride-elect, with her aunt. Ml** Ituth I land.
t i iti hrn *hower.
Tin party room* werr drcuiatMr*. F. 1.. Muitiliier ha* return,
id » lilt Chrirtnin* l < rrle*. »ilvn nl from Miami where *lo* visit,nl
IVliHs Betty Jo B rw k
I k (iiicst At Luncheon
e rs o n a l
anil n miniature hriilc
ami ui' .'in. A lighted Chri*tnia*
Tummy mul Juan Kiiklnnd of
romplrtetl the hnlitlav motif. Ollundo are >|iriuliliR thi, weel-
Party prUe- were awaitbil Mi j . with their Rrmiilpartiila, Mi
Mr*. J. C. Mitchell.
A. II I i*veiny, Mr* fteorye Well*.
i'n,| Mi*. Hetty Culliiui. mul the
iiiu ii , lovely •how'ei uift* wen*
Itrfre*hment* e n n a ia llt iR *f
n|H-ii.faer *an,lw ielo"*, p o t a t o
rltlp«. ilerorateii rake*, mint*, na,|
hot eli.rotate were *er»e,l to the
follow Io y : 'Ii*
(IpoiRr Well*.
M i- K A. Monforton. Mr*, la.ve.
lev. Mr*. Pay I .•**•, Mr*. Charli*
Sen,h i,r, Mr* l)ew,*y Matlbewa,
Mr- II. (). Tmichton, Mi*. Arthur
Deekwith, lr.. 'ti*. 1 ,•*> Wat*on,
Mr
Al Ootnlnry, Mi** Jfaaty
William*. Mini Mi** Hetty Cullum,
A|i*» Motion
win a**l*lc*l •"
■eivliig hy hii mot he i . Mr*. H. I Morton and Ml** Cullum.
an’
h i HP g f in f
, | w sok*. If Ml
c y
S iro tt# . ., m )M e rlo n i,
Htblle frayram e tbal rliiiR i
for hour*. In llie fanion*
•piral indlie |.i,J|0 ,||h.V I
SHEAFFER^
1
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Indvpm
h>vr iiol
laiii:lil> i ■ iplurcd in a
g.iv I ■111,1,- ’><ifllllle
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In .,. Iv l i i i >ii,', lli.ll b u d ’
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5 III, } ' .
SHI AIM * S VAIIANI
r«n, I I J JO, Pamii, IJOO
Indlictaf . lliefavoille
pctfiime of *o m.ttiv
women. A drlicale
frmininr fragi litre
Ih.rdl, f III, $lli .11, V .
-
T -,yRl-ili7*w j
\\l1
rit ft ft a•ft il •(«•
% v »'
iltlAmR S SIAtfMAAN
r*n, *tono, r-wH, Moo »
M i.a Ituth Calladiiif i* aitiviug
today
he the curst nf
Hat? Of Toys B r o U R h t Mr*. M. tuIt. Wntkin*
on Palmetto
Mis* Cnlladioe I* a junior at
To Deserted Children Harvard
Mnllcnl Seine•I in Cain
hrhlce, Man*.
Fou r children whose mol her bad
i|,-<frtcil them, who*e father i* in
and wbn wondered if Knntn^f Igu*
would temcmlivr them fur Cbri*ti n i. Rot a Juyou* »uriirl*c TuvuHiav
nluht when the liewhl»kcrvd "Id
Rent from the N orth Pole brought
a I iI k I i»B " f toy* and clothlne lu«t
fur them.
It happened nt the Christina*
party of the Hell Telephone Co.
Woman"* Club at the Sanford Tele
phone Kirh nnu v. and there wa*
hnrdlv a drv eve nmonir (he mori;
Ihan Wt opeialoi* nml cinpbivee.*
of llii' company and (h e ir families
h they viewed the dejljiht of the
rh lld n n . the o ld c t si* vear* old,
when Siantn piled Kift* Oil the
kiddie.' lap*.
T h e children were truest* of the
telephone rniployee* who had been
infoi mi'll uliout
them
by the
County W e lfm r Hoard. Itrfrr«h .
moot* wer* *erve,l.
Mr*. Thiinui* A . Coldi I* pfr*ldent of Ih r Club, and waa a -M id
In the piorta m hv a committee
Ihnt Inclmlit! Mi*. M arion Conway.
Mi*. F. A . Martin. Mr*. II. K. PatIon mid Jill,. Arlene Mavl*.
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Mr. and Mrs. I Jordon Stanley
and putt, IhniRla* will leave lolttor
row for Durham. N.
where Mr.
Stanley I* on the staff of Duke
Ho.pital. They have lieen vUitln*
Mr*. Stanley’* mother, Mr*. Paul
J. Chrsterson, thi* week.
Adult Cla>* of tha Sunday School,
I* the director.
Mr*. (Irortrn
Touhy. oiKanist and choir tllrecIf you’re making an augrl rake
lor for (he First Presliytarlan with a rup of egg white* yim’ll
Chuch, will have charir* of the nerd a tube pan U inches in
music used ilurinc the service. diameter, Kor I ‘4 cup* nf egg
T h r public i» cordially Invited to white* you’ll need a HI Inch pan
that’* four Inrhc* deep.
nttrml the special Service.
H H ITII
ANNUUNCHHKNT
h ' • v r f » i Tr *,
w m & :
MM* Jackie Cameron mid Mi»*
lleverlv Oradifk will arrive nest
Tu'iln v from Craw find W. I.our
tin ,pit,,I In Atlanta, where Huy
U t) in IraillitIK, to upend n Week
vacation with Iheir parent*.
CHURCH
i'i
Vio«Vf
Hill II utcli I.on, student at the
University of Kloridn. arrived
yesterday In upend the holidaywith 111* parent*. Mr. an-l Mr
W. C. Iliilthlroii mi I’mk Ave
nue.
AND QUICKLY
SOLVE YOUR
GIFT PROBLFM
C A N D IE S
TH E
BY:
WHITMAN HARRIS
NUNN A L L Y — PANGliORN
CHRISTMAS WRAPPED
SHOW
Presented Tu
With Best Wishes of
fibKir**
T
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Couatarstcntd
Not TraaafaraM* or TnvBaahl* la Cash
Ad »
,i.
HKna
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Cnchat. ,. oue id llie truly
great perfume*,vf our linir
llrillia iil, unfoi^i'H*Id* *%
llie woman who wear* it.
$10, II7JIH, I K . $H».
l| jg n «f* rr«if
CAR D OP T H A N K S
Wc wUh to take thi* mean* of
esprvtsInK our tineero apurreiation to our many frtaada for their
kindneaaM and the beautiful fluwl
offerine* ■» thu leM of our loved
oue, Mary Eat«uta«er Kent.
H arry T . Kent - *
Henry Nkkrl
Mr. and Mr*, ledward Sim peon
Mr*. Clair* K«ut
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More than »!» memlH-rn of the
Seventh May AdvcntUt Chutch
rn ju rnl a covered di*h »upt»er »•
I he homo of Mr. and Mr*. (Jordon
llritsnn. P07 laurel Avenue ta*l
F rcsh y lcrian s To
night. M m . llri*«nn wn* hostes*
P resen t Pageant of thr Sululay School will partlri- (lift* were p|e*cntcd by the
memtiershlp to Khler A. K. Meyo,
The Sunday School of the Plr«t pate in the pairrant. lloU'rt llak- Orlando, pastor of the church, and
it
.
a
niemlier
of
the
Youna
Prv»byterian Church will pr**«M
to Mr*. Meyo.
Mr. and Mr*. John R. A rte l uf
Htuart announrr,) the birth vea*
trnlay aflcitimm of an rtnht laiuml
luihr sirl.
Mr. ami Mr*. J . William Nor
man. J r . announce the birth of i
•on, Janie* William Norman 3rd.
on Ite-*. Ill at tlie Htvrrihic lloapilal In Jacksonville. Mr*. N or
man waa the fornier Nancy
R iO M tlrr.
•
Iri'itrh /ii t/imn t,
Mr*. A. P. Hnmly hn* tain
called to Tennessee hernn-c of the
death of her brother-in-law. It.
J. Handy, at hi* home in John
son City, Twin.
K rat *ert’» parent*. Mi. und Mr *
IJ. It IW k.
T*
V -; ;.j
Mr. and Mr*. M K. Urulatkei,
SOlil Palmetto Avenue, have a
their holiday Riie*t*. Mr. mol
Ml*. K. M. hunt link nml *ou*.
J im* and Jim , of Toletlo, Ohio.
Mi*» Janette Jriikinwri. ttudenl
lit,* party.
Those enjoy I hr tin* party w " 1 nurse at St. Vincrnt Hospital
Sur.tnnr wete Hlmunii liana*, t « m in Jaeksrtnvlltc, will arrive to
Inn Pinkerton. IJmia la.n.hrUrR morrow to spend the Phristmn
Marie lyn Ailatiu>, Susan *
• holiday* with her parent*.
h " ', r '
»Nv
Mr. and Mr*. Jimmy .-uud* amt
family will mriv,' the latter part
of the week lo In Rue-t* of Mr.
mid Mr*. W. M lluyne* durinR
(?hrl*tmu*.
Mick Meriwether, a *en|nr nl
the University of Virginia Medi
cal ColleRe, 1* *pending the
Cbristtnn* holiday* with hi* fa
\ hhihilnv party » » < itivrtt by ther, C. .1. Mniwelhcr.
Mr. iin<l Mi*. MnrcH Knillr Men*
Mis* I'hylli* Wyatt, M i-- 11•>>
iluy nflrrumni for their little Partin, mid 'Ii*. June Mctiill.
-tmlel't* at Klolida Slate Utilvct
daughter, Siununr.
Thi* riHim* were attractively ilr. »lty, niriveil yr»trnly to upend the
curated with llinrilinii pepper anil holiday* with their parent*.
» lovely ChrMtma* tr»*e. |{i'fir<h*
Mi** France* Cobh arrived
111,-lit* weir nrrvetl I'* tin* >utitiif Tuesday from Florida State ttn
g m- t 1 fmtii n table centered with vc n ity to I f wllh her parent*, Mi
n uuni.tlnip tree, anil enrh chlhl and Mr*. It. A. Cobb, during th
ri i elver a lint, n balloon, a holidays.
emnlt toy. mill u ChrUtnia* »ti*ktoy n« fat or*.
M u Yvette Mhlaber. Mr*. N<»*
*ie Cameron, ami Mr*. Momlhy
Cutrnili assisted Mr*, Faille with
I
M i. and Mr*. John Skinner ol
Jacksonville will rpend t’lll 1 *tlull■>
with their parent*. Mr. and M i,
K. I.. Mampier vm Oak Avenue.
birthday I’a rty (liven
F o r Suzanne Faille
m m n,, popiilM
[H»|Ttnm '.W
'f i iu e
n eWi n-t|,. "m
H i' ' ' h,,p> 1
Ji. ltrrwfc.
im -. i ----- 1...»* ...
i or’*
-i |irl* limit*.
Wr*lne*diiy,
nt .u
the *—
A neb
•The Cotuin* O J l < hrl*t.
a
pay ra n i. on RdntttT evrnlmr at
7.;lli
uVIvick In the Sanctuary
„f the Church. t>re*^l!n« Ihr
Prophecy, ami thu VuHdltmnt of
the >lr**iah.
Member* from all defiartnicnt*
U r r r v ( h r i 'l i n a s ”
Mr . M. II. Wrl*li of Orlando i*
i>*«-*»■rvltil in Mb* Totwhlon in a •liendinu the weik.iul with her
i iti ii h put tieil With a *on mol dauslit, r-in-law, Mi. uii,l
liritthl rnl rihlem.
Mr*. Jack Hall.
i;i:v 'K in
vale dminR room.
Tbu rim 11 v»,r,. auleil ul one
larye table, whiili * » ' deeornlrd
wilb two »llvrr heirloom eande
lalirn . renleiiil with
r a n d I «•
•VeildiiiR
rake”, tforlnnd*
of
mairii'itii, leave* nml white atm,
ami ehryaanllo in.inu tutthei r.u
rled out thr hi hint motif. Idler
locked H»ilver vvei|,liiiR iiinr-‘‘ lay
Iwfore each place M'ttliiR. *nie
mantel held a -mall While Chri»tinn* tree and tall while luiilal
candle* fe»looioal liy white la'll*
and tulle l*iw«. . .ace card* car
ried an nllmion of the JjueaC*
name*.
After the bid, broil, tile honoiee
receive,) a -ervinK pbre l„ her
•live! pot tiro and o trv -ta l jd it
ter fpiiti tin- Im ti '
Mi . ( db
riin r l l i l t wn pie.enteil with
two crystal plerr
. „
Thn.e Invited to ti* with 'll
lliork were* 'I i
Nnr»r y Urnck.
Mrs. Hnlph laoalnit, Mr* I let 1*11
Mm eland. Mi a tieorire Andrew
S,ieer mol Mr*. J. K. Trrw illrirer.
J r . Mi** Milan linker. Mi** !->••
Hilt Hoyle. Mi** P « « b r n r e t l . t h
Mi** Maphne rminidlv. M l»» FJl**
llntchlann. Ml** T.d l.lv|a**t»«.
Mi** Jcnn Sayrr. Mia* Nancy W il
liam*.
llie m o sl lirtin l:fn l m t\ In m/\
rvimleer,
r
l
LUCIEN LELONG per fit mi's
renowned
*
S7SI3B
th r er
T h ese^ ^ a re Sure to PU
Says Santa...
hell., mol no attractive i ‘hri*tma» her daUKhter, Ml** llurbaiu MumM*m* fiatiiriiiR Santa Clau», hi* pier.
l athy tiehr. I.imln nml K«l V
Mr. ami Mr*. W. A. Krntieit
SiH-uur, IJnda noil Hilly Ball,
M i-. Ju llu ’ (MiiRloldrr anil Mi»* Soiinle Hall. Carl I e r KV|.|«r mid daiiRliter* Kvie mol lti»e an
Maryaiel Mitiufelthi ioteitaiiii*l
•tHiiiling the hollilav* with "•
iiiir ;!
r \ i;r
H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
CHANEL
federal Euiie Ta*
on Uaam tlke, Jewelry
TOUCHTON
YOU CAN D IP IN O
DRUGS
ON ANY DRUG PROOUCI THAT SEARS THE NAMI R I U L l
�V-
TH E SA N FO R D H ER ALD . SANFO RD
i*AGE POUR
Lack Of “Victory Hunger” Caused
Disastrous Year For Notre Dame
« i:i»l I(I|(S N O T R t T h U U the flr*t of i » o «l«rle« on N o tre
llainr (■■illnll. In llir » r r k « , foarh Frank l.n h ) retirw* the
disappointing l ‘*'.u Irish campaign and outline* prosper I* for
Ihr IS j I
Hy TO M
III! A N A G A N
M il 111 fll.NI>. Inti.. Drt. JO t/l’) Wh.it went wrung with
footl..ill .it Nolle D-tme in 1950? Why wasn’t there snolhrr of litLlitlunl Flank I.eahy products like llir uutfr(rated leimi nf I *>40.
I*>47. 1948 and I 949?
I he Atturialrd f'ress went In Coach I .eahy to gel me answer*.
r*
IS
*■ ‘m
V 1m
I
-
la.oi.inp hack, on one of Ihu
Wont seasons in N p trr Itnnie
history, I.eahy said “ maybe we
Just weren’t hungry enough."
Hungry for vlrtoiy, that is,
“ Tit la- a real cham|don,” la-nliy
routloueil, "You have to lie look
ing for something that’s been
denied you, something you want
had. We in Notre Dame football
have had a lot— may tie too much
of the good things lately. Per
haps we just lost the edge that,
you need to Co out and win
foot Imil games.”
Notre Dsme lost four game*,
tied one and won four last fall,
jt was l.< ally's worst record as a
roach and the poorest grid season
at Notre Dame since 1933 when
Hunk Anderson’s Ism Irish team
had a 3-5-1 record.
Hefore last ss-asnn, Leahy had
won 20 games and Inst two in
two seasons at Huston College
and produced 00 victories against
only three losses and five ties at
Notti Damn. Now, his nine-year
head roaehlng record is Ht-H-fl,
Lack
of
victory
"hunger”
dos sn’t es plain everything, and
l-cahy knows It. So does anyone
who -aw Notre Dame play this
year.
Leahy has said a number of
limes that he alone Is responsible
for the I960 ireord. He doesn’t
criticise his players publicly. Hut
several team weaknesses were
mentioned to him and he com
mented on them.
Where were alt the reserves—
the Ixryn who, arcorditig to legend,
swat in to the Irish campus ill
tearrh of the glory of taring a
Noire Dame football player?
"We just didn't have any depth
this year," I-eahy -aid, “There
wasu't enough tun material to go
around.
Honestly,
good
high
school
players
haven't
been
show inr up lore like they used
to.
“ We gave only 2ti monograms
this year, where normally we
award ;tfi or even 40. A boy has to
play only *w> minutes a season to
earn a letter, so you can see a
few a r r r playing a lot.”
What happened
to some of (In*
api
publicised playrra who were sup|m i m I In tin rn well?
“T h U Isn’t meant to lie an allhi,” la-nliy said, "hut uur injuries
wen- heavy this year." All told,
m* uf our men got hurl, Mine of
thrill pi el t> had Eighteen nf our
player* were lujuted In <*ne game.
The flu g o t US, too. It was heavier
on the squad this year than in
the Iniit five year? eninhinril.
Everything that ruulil possibly
huiqieu to u s - did,"
One thing that happened: the
Irish siring nf MU straight games
w ll limit defeat was snapped hy
I'm due In tlie season's second
game.
Some sldrllners delected faulty
ay un the Notre Dame ends last
II, Ulth offensively and defen
sively.
“ Well, you ran't lose fellows
like Dili Wiglitkln and l-ean Hart
(his star wlogmen of three pre
vious acasuns) itml nut lose <)ultn
n hit of what gins Into a good
team," Id-ahy said. “ Yes, our ends
weir Inexperienced this year and
I think that hurt ua a lilt."
Notre Dame hacks, headed by
AH Amerlea Hob Williams, were
fast and heady thla year— but
small.
I.eahy conceded he "could have
uaed” a rugged power runner,
•omehody like Emil Hltko, his
jolting muscle man of bygone nilvlrtm ions years.
Th e Irish coach Is convinced he
had the finest quarterback and
renter In rollege football— W il
liams and Jerry Groom. Williams,
he said. U ” 101111801.“ Groom Is
"msgnificent.”
“ Hut Jerry just hsd to play too
much— aUmt M minutes of every
game," I.eahy said. W hrn he be
came fatigued, there went ■ big
part of the center of our line."
I.eshy slimmed up his team's
possible inade<|uaries In this or-
S
*
l* j
. I.rahyt coaching. 2. Too few
players. 9. Too many had
breaks, surh at injuries and sick
ness.
And, too, he thinks that “ nothungry-enough" situation might
have had a direct relationship
with this y*rr*a losses.
"Hut I know this," be aald.
“ We’ll all Is- a lot hungrier neat
year.”
Kentucky Wildcats
Concentrate On
Tensive D r i l l s
*
Boxer Is Injured
By Straight Rii^ht
In 10 Round Fight
Ity JA C K H AN D
N E W Y O R K . Her.
Al
(Sonny B o y) West, a 21-vear-old
Negro luiver from Washington
D. C. hnvered In “very critical
condition" tidnv sflrr a knockout
lo** to young Percy Ha**,.** of
Philadelphia last night it S t. N ic
holas arena.
Surgeons performed an em er
gency brain operation un the
alrlrken lightweight who w m car
ried unconscious from the ring
after failing to respond to etlmulanta.
West was losing hut s till ap
peared strong until Basset* tag
ged him with a straight rig h t to
the head after 39 terond* o f he
On the cards of all three officials
seventh round of n sct-eluled ten.
West had won onlv ore round
Referee H a rry Ehliets nl*o hul
one even,.
Sonny Bov, movlm- back war I
as be was hit fell flat on hi«
luick, hi* head hlttbv th<> rimr
ranvas was a thump He d) I not
regain consciousness.
Dr. Vincent Nardlello, N »w Vssrk
Slate Athletic Commission phvslrlan, mlmittl-f ••(•■■< a stimulant n
the ring. After West was carried
downstairs to hi* dressing ynirn
In the basement of the ancient
arena Nard|e||o asve him s n 'lh e r
infection.
Then Ihe unit, ulanctluistlril turn In St I’lnlre’- hoani
lal
Shortly after arrivals nl the
hospital, West we- rod**-1 In ll«operatlng room. Nardlello tenorled “ netiridogleal fin.luiiM mdicale
a blood plot " Nsnliello nod fir,
James Daniels, a brain xirecialisL
performed Ihe nperatlo'i.
Only 8t*6 fan* were present hn*
msnv thousands saw the ieount
which waa rarrlrd on a tylevisiou
and radio network.
It w a ' In this same chit, that
Lavern Roach of I'lalnvlcw, Te*
was fatally Inlureit when knock'd
out h » Georgia Small of llrnoklyn
la** Feb SKI.
Hassell, «2, ha- won 47 of 4!«
pro fights and Ids la-t It* In a
row.
According to Ring Misraxlw*
there have k m righ* Imsing
denMi- In I'.ifiU lliroiighnnt lb*
world, amateur and pro. O n ly two
•were in Ihe United S ta le ' The
first was Hoacli and the second iv
eorred Dec. 7 al Mrrcesl. Calif,
when
frathrrwrlght
Hnm uel
(Johnny)
L in n of Itichmoud,
Calif., died alter bein* knocked
out by Joe .Madrid of Stockton
t’allf. Last year there were I*
ring deaths.
ClnhhniiRp
IIv JIM IlF C K l’ H
AP Newsfralurrs Snorts W riter
N E W YORK Prnfessiunnl
baikctluill Is out in the wings
snorts fans, clamoring
for r
share of your allcntlnn. T h e m
eager* open their bounce- ),-<*
season Oct. 31, and ••• )*•-'*
preparing for tha campaign.
Eleven qulntata will eons»»the National Basket ball A - * . - 1
tion this season— a dron from ri>
17 who played last year. Lea*—
officials are happy about thl*
a 11 u a t In n liecauir, th e y sav
only the aound teams survlveo
the pruning. Seven of the t| re
maining made money o r broke
even
last
season, sav
Ihesofficials, and the other
foil'
nrednl only winning teams to hi'
the black.
As uaual, tha team to heat is
Minneapolis, lard hy hlg Georer
Mikan, the Lakers won the N1M
crown last year, to atta in the
unusual distinction of
having
captures! three eurrcsalve cham
pionships
In
three
sllfferent
leagues. Minneapolis now own*
cage titles from Ihe National
League, the Basketball Associa
tion of America, and the NBA
They copprl the N L hun lln * in
1947-48, twitched to the D a A
and won In 1949-49 and then
when tha leaguri combined into
the N H A last season they de
feated Syracuse in the playoffs
for the title.
In addition lo (heir till* win
ning
craw, tha laikeni
havr
added Kevin O'tibea, the captain
of U ui tetson'a Notre D am e five
Many other name collegian*
have been added to the teams
roster*. Tha taruallonal
Paul
Arlaln,
who made points In
wholesale lota at Villanova, ha*
becn^ilgned by tha Philadelphia
£
Dodger’s Fielding
Straight Was Tops In 1950;
from the
Jones Ties Record
Ho r s e ’ s Mouth Marion, Robinsdn And
By
K ll
HARPER
Stnte Farm er" Mark**
( n i l sa d T rtife rln e *
No H iippltr* a-oiash R g g p lea l, Curum ber* a n d IVaa
pro rag** loop Tffe Hosttni Gellira alao will have a Neem
player. t.’harDv Coaper o f Du- MrKittdcy take* Ih* rein* from
qurane.
Rob Fcerlrk, whu look the Rani*
Cltra cuarldng post.
If the draft doesn't arramhlr
Hie linc-upa during the season
lo data. The pro sport seem*-'
lo catch on last campaign in
some town* which had been inuifftrent to It tiefore. Tu dale
only C arl Braun of the KnLkerhakira haa dann*d khaki, and
league official* hope ho la th*
only one to go. Bfaun waa onr
Trt _
ehnrw* nf
M neM Ulan.
(Inneaeta rare- cnarh
Ui
taken over al T r l-C m p ..
At Nfnnhington, Harare t Bnwaa)
RVB8 EXAMINKD
t u a a rrrrxD
lit
&. Palmefta Av*.
—
u— —
r
lM f t
By Mi 1,0 F A H N E T I
NEW YORK. Dec.
Sam Ranrino and you pretty
well atop the imwerful North Carolina Stal* basketball tram.
That’* what Villanova (6-0) did last night in a battle oi unbeaten
five*. Dcadeye sophomore Larry Hennessey poured m 33 point* in
- -— --------------------— ♦ leading the Philadelphian* to a
Parker I* Named
New Head Coach
Of Detroit Lions
V eteran Pro Player
W ill Continue To
U se " T " Form ation
FLYING ALLIGATOR FOR T H E GATOR BOWL, Things assise fats
la JaekasssrilW. Florid*, la per per*l lea foe the Ceier Uowl Geme be-
laeea Weshlagt— • Lee aad Wyoaslaa aeal New Y*er'. Dey. Even the
‘gslee* fee wUels the hewl U (sensed gees* wiaga. The yessag ledr srhh
the sle^elag gatee la Bell) HeeraMaa, ML* 9t. Augaetiae, Fleelde.
T V . „ i « . m m *«•*«| the M. Augwetlae Alllgater Ferns.
Big Ten Champions Cynical Cravath
Begin Practice For Collects $30,00U
Rose Bowl Contest In Severance Pay
fly HOB MYERS
PASAD EN A, Calif., Dec. 21—
(AN— Michigan's llir Ten footl>all champions hradml briskly in
to their second day of practice
under California sun today and
some of the Wolverine* privateIv hoped ll wouldn’t l>* any more
strenuous than their fir-t day.
They lon-ened up, and thei
scrimmaged.
The squad got off the train at
Pasadena yesterday morning mi
almost tiefore the echoes of a
colorful Welcoming committee Hi d
died • « “ in the Arroyo riccu
hounding the famed Rose Howl,
the lads were already down
*•*the business of drilling for their
w*«* Year's day game with Cali
fornia.
rve-h Hennle Onslrrliaan Indi
cated »t>ere might If more "litnirlag of heed* double drill scheduled
today. Michigan had onlv nn«
r h a n r e j In work uutshie i*-G-r•
leaving Ann' Arbor, arid the train
ba* onlv H> more practice m**alon*. and even fewer days, before
going Into tin- iMi*Wn*nn imme,
West roa*t oii*erver* weie Im
pressed with Ihe na**ing tumieis
of Chuck Driniann hut th»io were
mixed emotion* siemt the line
smacking of Don Dnfrk. the IM pound straight aheail fullliack,
Dllfek looked good, lint it -rents
there wa* a 180-nla* defensive
man on the right side nf the Hup
who wa* Imoersonatlne Gailfornia'w track Hnli Minahrn. Ih*
Michigan end wa* I** Popp
In nearby Ban Iternar.lim,
coach I.ynn 0, Waldorf, him*-If
a former Hlg Ten mentor with
Northwestern, kept the hlg C d l
fornia squad Ju*l a* huav. ^hr
Hear*' workout lasted more than
three hour*.
Two Negro frenhmrn at Cal at
aiving th* Bear- an idea nf wo it
Michigan alar* look like. Ch,i!-*
Davit, Ban Diego, fro»h halfheck
give* a rough, tough lmnro«->
pf the Wotverlne*' af* halfba-*
M O N T E R E Y . Calif.. Dec. 2 « -tAh— “ If I'm ever lucky enough
to land another coaching job, I'm
going to win fiHitlall game* and
let D i p ollici feltow l,u Hit rh a ra rlpr."
Bo -av* J r f f Cravath. lie quit
yejtctdav a*1 itn lve r'il- of South
ern California'- hra-1 football
roarb -victim after nine vear* uf
a powerful alumni altaci. on
DSC*, ipfin record of five game*
in-1 two tied and two sron
Cravatli -ntvpd aiamt t.10.fMM1
plus— hi* -alary fur thp next
two year* whirh westlhv alumni
agreed to nav if he'd resign.
At a high -cho«l fo-'il.all t.anouet la*' n<<*hi Cravath showed
movie* nt DSC** n-7 victory over
Notre n — -. tfn nntoiml to a
seeno *hr.wtit,» him icl* * parried
off the field M (he winning roach
“There gnee a ninnkey nn a
pneo -tic k ’’ hr *al-t
At In* Aneelc*. meanwhile. Ihe
heada.-hc •e-o.s -d * in for the
mar re m in d In nominal* Cra
vat h** Mieere-or,
A da>- after Gpeeetb Im w rd out
ft... 11*1 ,,f r --- -U.llltle- C,,r ron
-Ideratloo of Tro ia n nrtdctic d ir
ector Willi* f| H u p trr (-■ welling
longer with each edition n f the
*|,ort« n a g e *.
Among
lln i"
mentioned
CMC he* -e l-a ra tc l f -„ „ .
are
lo b- lid*
erar; Ho ttcMitlln Detroll f ton*!
ttlalr >’t-e r n . T re e -- lt»rn|i Itlerman. Mlnne«ota; We- Fesler, Ohio
State.
At Ih e i s - " — * m lin e a n n a .'e n tlv k e e -. • -- -••■ r . - t e i l U S C 1*
r*—> 'ry , n r vice
In a n " e *
D E TR O IT. Dec. 21 - - < /P )Raymond (Buddy) Parker helped
Detroit win ill only professional
football title *i a player 15 years
ago and hc’i ready to try again—
at head coach (hit time.
Parker, promoted from back(icld coach lo head coach of ihe
LiLont yesterday, taid al Kemp.
Tea., that he fecit ’’the playert we
hate will make us very much
championship contenders nevl sea
son in the National Professional
Football league."
just about 24 hour* aflrr whitehaired Alvin (Bo) McMillin resign
ed the post, Parket agreed to ac
cept a one-year contract in n tele
phone conversation with IJot.s
President Edwin Anderson.
The 37-year-old former CarUi.ial
coach tempered his prediction that
the Lion* will be contenders wtlh
a reminder that the world situa
tion can change everything.
II* *ald he’ll stick to the T
formation as he goes after a till*
for the rluh that won it* only
N F L crown in 19(6. Parker, a
rookie Ju*l graduated from Cen
tenary, played on that team.
After one year with the Lion*
be was Iradatl lo the Chicago
Cardinals, whrr* he served 11
year* a* a player and roach. Thl*
wa* hi* first year nn the Detroit
staff.
The Lion* alto signed two Dr*
trolt* assistant coaches to new
onr-*'ear contract* aa assistant*
for Parker. They are end coach
George Wll«nn and line eoarh
A Ido Forte. Wilson ha* hem with
the Lions two year* aral Fort* one
V W. Nicholas KerluswT. pubitelly
director and assistant to former
general manager McMillin. took
aver the hiitliw* manager’* post
In the new setup.
President Ander*on said there
will l»e no general manager for
“ thy time M n g .” He also indicat
ed n fourth coach might heed a
fourth roach might be added to
Ihe staff.
Anderson declined to diseu**
Parker’* aalary terms. A usually
reliable source indicated Parker
will get murh leas than ftleMillln’a
*10.000 a year.
The same source said McMillin,
who had two year* left on hi*
cor.tract when he raairtted, will
get the ino.fion due him.
tlppentfiaUt- five* C u ’ v e r s ily and
*» - Itim n l
(lifts
III se t.
)Dlkt|illtHf
*' *• • Pa rke r wa* "tickled to death"
|||t ftH 4* « t 4 "i
•-"'"•••• and when h r learned hr had hr#n nant• iv ™ ' ‘ s v e niP' 1 ■ him a n atio n a l rd In Ihe post. “ Everybody want*
to he a head roach," he aaid.
" n a m e ,"
l^ o
K o c e -k i,
m age.i.
in
d um m y
—
ftt-til victory at Raleigh.
Ranxino scored only 11 point*
under the careful guarding of an
other Villa noVa sophomore, 6 6 k i U
10 Inch Shorty Glassmlre. T h t »
Wolfpack ace had hern averaging
2 4 ^ o in U a game.
Wolfpack 17-11 rank* third
nationally in the Associated Press
poll.
Another Southern Conference
power, North Carolina, also lost
its first game. Eastern Kentuc
ky walloped the previously-unbrate. T a r Heel*, H6*ti2.
Purdue forgot three stiaight
defeats and trimmed visiting.
Penn, 71-ti4, There went anotlu-i”
unbeaten record. Nell Schmidt, a
halfback who waited until no
senior year lo take up tm-kettmll,
sparked Purdue with 19 point*
teammate John ltermody added
20.
Arm y drubbed Ithaca, tiit-17. for
it* second straight, and Navy
caught llutger* in the last 20
seconds, 61-19. Dave Mullaney
tossed In the clincher and Chet
McDonough added the extra in-w
durance.
*
Tall Mark Workman scorrd 44
point* aa Wqat Virginia 4*1-0(
routed George -Washington, 9-Vtifl.
The ti-9 Motlhtainrrr are now
ha* a 28.7 season ave,.ige.
Another Southern power, Mur
ray State 4K-01, rnme from liehind t« edge Beloit, 80-78. G a r
rett Beshear, 28-yrar-old soldi
center, sparked the winner* with
28 points, 21 in the vital second
half. Gene Gatrett tossed in the
tie-breaking goal tu hand liebuf*
it* first loss.
A Pacific Coast conference favorite, Washington (0 -0 ), had an
easier time against visiting Pitts
burgh than iu T i n 'day night’*
game. The llutkies won, 71-66.
Pitt roach Doc Carlson earned
three technical fouls for eriticirliqr the refeitaing.
anothf P TC power,
California, another
ovelpowered nice, Hti 40.
Columbia (ti-0) stormed from
behind in the last two minute* t«A
defeat Tulane, 02-6ti, for Hie se
cond straight night.
Cornell (8-0l had It easy with
Gettysburg, 82-46. Syracuse used
sharp passing and rrlioundin-r t»
defeat Temple, 82-ti9. Temple’*
Rill Mlkvy scored 10 points. Seton Hall whipped Fordham, titi49.
Illinois. started retiounding In
the second half to win going
away aver Washington Slate, 7148. With Hay Kagelis leadingl
tha* way, Northwestern j^roka
loose In the last to minute' to
down Rice, 70 til. He scored 2R.
Louisville overwhelmed
W il
liam 4 Marv. 70 47, to make it a
bad night for Southern Confer
ence teams
Although Scott Foxley, WsshIngtou State halfback, i- only
6-10 aqd weigli* Itit) pound*, lie
is a basketball Mar a* well a*
one nf thr leading punt*r* ui|
the Pacific Coast.
th* season when he look over ■*
head roart^
He resigned* after Ihe riu li end
ed the year with a 6-ti-l record-
Do Not Take A Uhanre
(let Yotir Home (irnwn
ChristmuH Turkey
lie had heen a hrad roach once
before in ie « rank*. In 1949 he
sc rim - served the Chicago Cardinal* aa
a eo*hr#H coach until mid wav in
. From
A. K. Ureetter. Florist
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Villanova Slaps Down Wolfpack:
Underdog Purdue Belabors Penn,
Cox A re Infield De
I lu* year’* Gator Bowl b rin gs
fensive
Standouts
together tw u top flight teams,
the undefeated Wyoming Cowboy*
and the W u-hinglnn sod Le e
Nf.WYORK. Dm. 21 AlP)Generals, in what may to- the
I*-1 of (lo - minor Inal gam e-,
IfiMiLlyn’t I judge is crttsinly can’t
ihe Generals piled up an
lute llir loss of llir 1950 National
fmpressise record during the
league (tennant lo their folding,
srsMin com ing rime to ly in g
ll was llir Lest III the league
llir mighty I runessre Yuluiileers in a game shirti ended
Not only did tlie Dodge11 own
11 was one ol Ihe few
the highest team defensive figure,
rnnlrsts in nkirh N r) land's
an official .979. hut the <luh boa**brawny d rfru s lie Irani gase
ed Iliece individual leader*. ■ill
up three Iriurhiluwns.
Under the split "T* which e m Modgei lopped all first h.itcmen
phasises n steady ground-gaining with ,i 994 mark. Jackie Rnbinton
attack fiillhui-t Walt Michaels has
piled lip n season’s average n f showed In* heel* to all second batesis yard* tier try— a total of 711! mrn with 8( j . and Billy Coa set
yards.
4 O j the slindard for thud basemen
(ill liocetti, All-Soullirrn q u a r with .957. Only those who appear
terback, pissssd f>16 yards a n t
ed in 100 or more game* an con*
was instrumental, through
hi
ability to deceive the opposition ■ideied.
with shiftv hull handling, fit g a in
Other Rrociklyn lirldmg stand
ing ninny m ore through the line.
But the Generals, winners of out* weir Roy Sampanrlla who led
the Southern Cotifrrrnre C h a m I the calchrft with GB1 putouts and
pionship. did not play a notice 848 total chancel, and Call Fuiilably difficult schedule. Too m a n y
of their opponents were teams lo, who paced all out Leiden wjih
such a* Fu rm a n , lomisvillc, and 18 asiisli.
IIt laware.
Marty Marlon, newlv appointed
Hi ill the record of six wina and playing manager nf the Nt. laiui*
no lo«sca
within the
tough ("prillnals, owned the le-M |iereent.Southern Conference is hard to uge among the shortalojis. The
ignore, A n d the statistic* show un '14-year-old veteran, In hi* llth
impressive offense on the part of -i-n».in with the Itnlhinl*, had a
the Washington and Lee troy*
tiTM showing in 101 game*.
The split “ 'I " is essentially a de
Wally Westlake, not particular
ceptive for niation designed
to ly known for Id* standout defen
piek up short, hut certain, gains sive feat* wa* a surprise leader
through the line W. and I., g a in - among the pieketmen The 1'ltt*id just short uf M.OiNi yards that burgh I’Irate 'lugger fielded his
way— as m uch a* many teams imdtinn s' a ld)| gait, lie rnmgain Isitli in the air and on tin
milted only three errors in !t!Ui
ground.
ihante- "imnnlhg I'AI game*.
Iliad Conch George lla rrlu y ,
|’r<d>alilv the most rrntarkahlr
named
Southern
Conference
fielding feat of tile season wa*
Coach of Year, ptmi to In-gin
aibirved t.v Wally We-trtim, »turpiai tot tor Gator Howl game on
II" .
t lie train will arrive in dv Ne.v Yorl Giant ratfhsr. The
dntablr «ophoinnie «»■ guilty of
Jarl'unvdle jnM after C h ii-tin a
and keep o i l prut til ing up lo the only oiu nilscue while working In
tr.'i gam1' ' , to *el a b ague fis br
•la> of tire Gator II..*1 lilt,
ing msik of
That *'l-nl*er*
W yom ing will bring a f a
the old record of ,998 *et hv la r i
miliar of teior south a lie n
Grate of the I'I72 Pirate*. WestI narh Dotsilrn Wyilt bring*
rum hail 21 n*»l»ta. narllrlpated In
hi* Tennessee style single21 double play*, both high amon"
ting attack onln Ihe G a to r
the receivers, anti handled oeO
Bowl field. Itased an powerful
total chances.
twu-un-une
blocking, u n b a
In all, nine record- were broker
lanced
line* sad superior
«r tied. Hodge* established a dou
ability in the fundamentals of
ble play mark hy first hs»em»n |,y
fiHilliall Ihe Cuohoy attack
iMirtirl pat In* In IR® twin killing*.
mayr he Ih r hardest to ntop
Robinson did Die *amr for "eccrnd
the General* hate fares) a ll
lasemni with Id- Ftrt f)P ». Hank
seaaun.
Wyatt was an All-Houtheantern Tlmmp*on of tlie Giant* set a
end on General Dryland* (Trent ftp for third Iwsenien with 48, ■
Al t R**d) Srhoendlen*t of the
Vounlcrr t« aura of 19.1(1, I'.i.tv and
IM.tft, W h ile there he ab-uiheit the fanls played through 67 r«n»eTrnnes..... style of bolding IH.«* u cullve guioea, from May 1® until
rock w.ill Mini always mal.ing the the ninth Inn'ng of the game or
July 'in. without committing an
bleak* pay.
VVyooiiog’ i attack will depend error He handled 820 eheuces
laigijy nu u little 1157 ih h iiu L*) cleanly. Tlm t Ilettered his •»««
li.wlfl.ws i. tv ho wa* named on ninny previous statulard* of 41
All-Alnericna, Eddie Talleiom. An nod 246 chant r* in 1948 aiu^ 41
Tommy Glavlano of the tarda
all aroiimt player lie kicks, run*
atul pa**-,.- with the c a g rrites* eipmlled a thltd U -rm a n * mark
and fire that usually mark* great l.v making thfre errors In
ninth inning of a May 18 Min*
fiMilliall player*.
The I ’mvlioy* ate a senior leant against Brooklyn. W llilf Jon** of
in th« haldt of winning. In Irn the Philadelphia Phil* U*d ■ * ' ir“
straight game* they have rdaugh- basem an’s rreonl by l»rtW p alln 8
lered th e ir Skyline Conference In ir.7 games. The rhila Oran
opposition a* well aa defcals-tl n Hamuer’a 167 roide«ts »l-<i «hc
very respectable Baylor t in i ve r ■hortalons mark.
The Ta n l* and Phil* were th*
sify *<|iiniL Hut, tike Washington
and la*-, the Wyoming sclo-duh* only dull* to execute triple plays.
I* padded with pushuvera who The Dodger*’ 181 double r!*y»
New to rk f
roufd hiirsHy have given
the topped runner-up
Rocky
.Mounlaln
powerhouac total hv t w
o - ________ ___
lunch araaoning,
If comparative arorra
mean
much the Cowlmya took little New
Mexico o ve r the mpe* almost a*
t t a i T m n «t a t * r A p a te n a
badly as did Army— the final
W A naar
score waa 44-0. Rut rom parativ'i •
eaelerg. gleeMa.
scores usually mran little and
The fo llo w in g price* re y o rle * b r
especially do tbry give no due Ike D e a le rs oa m e 8a a fo rd " m je
p srm .rs M a rk et fa r product s«hl
In this game where neither of lo T n e k s r s a D ealers ua to » P M.
the teams have played a common December t e . t i l s
C sbbege, Nor. Car.
opponent.
i s lb. h a s#
T h is rntaasn ha* a feeling
carrots. CaTtf.
erate T se
that Ih e game will be a w ild
Celery, t-'liirids CloMea
^
one. N either tram has had
1 itoa crate
Celery.
P
tn
rtd
a
lln
l(t*«
■
e
ls
murh opportunity for sco ut
4.I I
4 dot i re le
ing and the drfrnars w ill be
Celery. y io r M * Pascal
I t e .i t l
relatively bewlldrrrd as a re
1-4 do* c r a te
fa ilu r e . P lo rld a Iceb era
sult. T h e Generali have p la y
1 se-t.ll
4 d ot r n s le
ed several single wing teams,
tt
Muta. ttra a ll
|i#r |Mi«nd
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hul Ih e ground hugging C o w
Nats.
per aound
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Nuts.
P
e
c
a
a
per
r
s
a
a
d
boy atta ck spiced with the
Nut*. W a ln u t. Dleamnd
better than SI percent pass
U
Per pound
ing of Talboom may he loo
t.»e
Onions. T rlln w te ll..
Lie
Onions. W h ite 14 |h e te
murh fo r them.
(Milona. ttre e n dns hncha
M l
Inruhua
June*, Herald
fore Onions.
Yellow Hpenlah
caster, haa glvrn ua the tienefit
14*
I t th. aae.
of his Involved ralrulatlona a Pol a I nee. W h ile . N Y.
l#o
lb.
a
i
*
1litl«* In advance of hi* uaual polatoea. g w eet, t-e Yam s
leadline
on bowl pre.iiction*.
bu. i r » l *
I.H
Taking
into mntlderntlon
the Tipmaliire. F ia . 4* lit r r a t e l i t
4’rri4t's
angry state nf the W yo m in g
Dranaee. Itep en d lne g la s
players whose beauty queen ha*
lift!
H box
been Insulted hy a W. and 1* (u s a g e *
student plua Ihe rendition o f the llra p e rru ll. D unraa box r s t i l l
llr a p e lre lt. Marah Heedleea
lurf, o u r eminent prognosticator
ili-it t
boa
slate* rnlagorlralfy the Cowboy* T a■ngermee
n g e rin e *
H
* boa
uua l l t - l . T I
Muppliea fa ir ly plantlfel on f t ir a a ,
will al ■slighter the Generals hy
demand a r t i e r na O ran ges, d ra p e3t) points.
The
It
team* will p la y Vt
heme game* ank-ro. Ttie r* wIP
b* n\% tram* In (hp
diiiRloiiw / lw in tha- w r i t . A
Ohio State’s Dick Bchnlllke* playoff o f the I wo divlalon y/It. and Southern California's Rill
n*hs w ill decide the cham plor.
Hharman, both have joined Wash
Baltim ore, Ibnton, New
rare
Philadel plsU, H y r a c u e i r.m*
Wlscotuin Washington will have teem s In
haa
been th* east: Rnrhe*ter. Port Wavin'
Ulnneapalle,
IndlaniMlia
amt
Tri-GItiew In th* west.
Player*
from (he
defunct
around
JB l
TH U R SD A Y
FLORIDA
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Lake Marv
scarrtrty > H te theit own name* and J
don't know T . S. Eliot from Yogi i
Hollywood
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By V IB O tN lA P. ANDERSO N
H O L L Y W O O D , Dec. 5 1 - d P ) Movlrtown folklore has long kept
T b r I1. T . A. hr 111 it* Christina* alive the notion that arloit a ir
grammar school ereapec* who ran
plug ram l>ev. M , ronelsting of a
play by pupil* of Mr*. Iluith
lull*, a iklt by those la Prof. T h r Hyden* spent must of la*t
Ilrckcnbarh’* room, and it lection* winter in Lake Mary and are well
by ih<- Rhythm Band, which U known.
Mr. and Mr*. O. J. Lally have
composed of children from Mr*.
gone tn l-a> Yrgat, Nev. In spend
Kdi.a Humphrey** room.
Attending ■hr Rollins t h rill- ini holiday*.
Friend* of Mi*. A. F. Kemp
mai Service lire. 12 wen Mr. and
Mr*. P. D. And*r*on. and Mr*. will he *orry to learn of the death
D. Anderson J r . and ehildrrn, of hrr brother, which occurred
suddenly on Dec.'S, in Ti.mpa.
.vlona and Donnir of Maitland.
Mi** Uratta lUven nnd her
A ftrr spending thr nurnmer and
fall with relative* in S rw Knit- guest, Mr*. Bertha Field of
land, tiroiftr 1-re I* attain at home brother, Kugnie have a* their
with hi* parent*, Air. and Mm. guest, Mr*. Bertha Field of Michi
gan
F . (i. Lee.
Mr. and Mr*. I*. I). Anderson
B. A. (Joint has arrivrd from
hi* summer honir in Naihua. S. attended the ‘hristma* Tree Sun
day aftern - t, given yearly by
II.
Recent guest* of Mr*. Res*ic Mr*. A. B. Btigur of Orlando tn
Ka under* ami hrr dauithtrr, Ml** aome 100 under privileged child
Orl*. w rrr Paul Sander* am) hi* ren,
•i-irr-tn-iaw, Mr*. Nevada San
Mr*, (i. K. Sjoblom ha* a* her
der*. nf Drlandu and Herman guest, her granddaughter, Jean
Cunningham » f Arkama*.
^tullins, during the school holiVliltinir N. S. Bloujrh are relatire* from Orrvlltc, tihlo, Mr*.
iir . and Mr*. C. W. Sjoblom
II. P. Shantr and Mr* U w l* .
have a* thrlr guest, their tlaugh>li*« Mary Sjoblom, of Balti
Henry Freeman i* home again
a ftrr a ten day trip to Bermuda more.
a* the guest of hi* employer,
After spending the summer and
Swift and Co.
fall in Cleveland, the Mi»*e*
Mr. and Mr*. Herbert I .am pert Edith and Clara Speer* have ar
have a* their guest*, Mr. and rived In Lake Mary for the win
Mr*. K. B. Ilydert, of Atlanta. ter.
fM M
The Westminitcr
Frllow»hip
group of the Community Church
«pon to red a covered di»h *upper
Friday night. Following the meal,
they entertained with a *kit call
ed "School Day* in T a te r H ol
low." Actor*, from their group
were Yvonne Eubank*, Pat KatiO n ti ■ in k it villain
gan, Rochelle Eubank*, Pat KeIt, lr. Ini i l l NImIi I
augh,
Donald
We*tmoreland,
T i «1 » j Uioutandi h » * t relieve* the reuse
(leorgr R. Patterson, Jr., Walter
b l ihnr itu n u fti ill.trrM . p i U u U o a .
d Phillip Toney,
Welderhold and
Tone
m O lt.eiiori. heertbum . due lo i deftcienv*
rty, going to Titu*A fishing party,
1
cf \ l U r u r t H 0 lien sort M o rin . by
uxm a lladaml re( 01*1!*.
vllte, Saturday con»i*ted of Mr.
M n May U » > . H l b » W eil Point.
end Mr*. E. R. Hyden, Mr. and
O e e rt U . e lm w u trouble* by inch deftMr*. F. I - llunkin* and Mr. and
clorurlee. e rriu t ‘ I lu c e teen ekk lo r •
food while euifertn* w .th m y eeomech
Mrs II. T . Ru»*ell.
I couldn't eat ter I or ileep I eres to ttervRobert Llpplneolt, Scout e ie cu* end rundown I l e t id » U * n HadeCUtive, met with the member* of
col and t * (* n u b tn * It. 1 hete u i n I*
Lottie* M d C b t H l reset a n yth in , I want
the Lake Mary Seoul Committee
W ithout Bulletin* w ith ( M la my i u « e r t >
Friday night. He w«nt oyer the
I r e n t p rtU e Had erst * n »u «n It he*
areompli<hmrids of the past year
t r s u g M eueh relief to mo. I w ith eeety
and outlined objective* for 1051.
bn* would try Kedecot that eultere w ill.
With him were Mr*. Lipplneott
Ihetr ite m M h ei I 414."
Recommended by many doctor* Trlel and their small daughter. Attend
•ue bottle only |l i i , lerfe
let** Itmlly or
Onl, lU d s ro l ing the meeting were Win. II.
r PI ) MM Only
hotel ul tire,
Pugh, chairman, C. W. Welder*
ondetful
Kedecot
feet
■lee*
that' Wendt
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hold. It. E. True, P. D. Anderson
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■Berra.
Richard Carlson say* there mav
have hern semi-illiterate actor*
year* ago. hut they are outmoded
today.
"The current crop of
movie
actor* i* a pretty hep hunch," «aid
Carlson. “ A gomi number of I hem
have gone to college and are wellinfoimed generally, liuy* like John
Lund, Rill l.undigan, William Hid
den, MacDonald Carey and Ronald
Reagan, to name a few.”
Also, the acting
fraternity
boast* three Phi ltct* Kappa*—
Pranchol Tone. John Howard and
Richard CarDon,
Carlson denied that he and the
other two key-holder* get together
to hold meetings and ling old
tlieek »ong». Indeed, he has little
time for »uch things since hie A f
rican Jaunt. The Congo brought a
hunt of activity to his double c*.
recr a* writer ami actor.
Last year Carlson was not exactly flourishing. One of those
capable hill unspectacular actor*
who are not nlway* rewarded by
Hollywood, he had played a year
of "Mister Roberts” In Chicago.
Back in Hollywood, he wav faced
with a dilemma. He could have a
meaty role In the motrie version
of an artistic play. O r hr eoulJ
have a mediocre purt In an epic for
which hr would have to spend a
half year or more in Africa.
Carlson chose thr epic. "I fig
ured It I* heller to have even u
mediocre role in a hit than a goo)
role in a picture that wouldn't
make anv money," he nplalnrd.
Well, the African epic t* a hit
and thing* have Iteen happening tn
Carlson ever since. Prodnger* have
hern after hi* service* and he i»
in the happy position of being able
to turn down picture*.
But the big new* of the CarDon
career is hi* writing. Whrn he
irturned from the Congo, he pen
ned hi* experience, and sold them
for a *crial in Collier'*. Mind you,
thl* wn* without the aid of a ghost
writer. The article* were reprinted
in Reader's Digest and a publisher
even sought book rights.
Not only that, hut Columbia
hired Carlson to write the etory
for a Jungle picture. Ami tin t w ar
he will return to Africa wilh Ills
family ami write and produce a
series nf film* for tele vie ion
I asked him the nmsiy old ipiexlion about whether hr preferir.) to
write or art.
"That's like saving who do I
like lies! — Itiy wife or my two
*on»," he dodged. Rue he added:
"writing give* Ihe most satisfac
tion because you have more control
over It; In acting you are thr pawn
of *o many other element*. W rit
ing I* also harder work.”
Capsule Review: "Halls of Montrium a" i. u fine tribute to the
t). H. Marine C«rp*. Like many
other war films, it I* the *lnt\ ef
a small fighting unit In artion. Hut
unlike most of the other*, the
character* are sharply defined
and well-acted. The only drawhark*
are an occasional overflow of sen
tlmcnt and too great length. Rlrhard Wt.lmark get* fat
aw«>
from hi* snickering killer rule- ao I
give* a sincere view of the schoolteacher-Marine. The re«t of the
cast i* excellent. Especially Waiter
(Jack I'arlanee), one of Ihe finds
of the year.
t riA Kt k *
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Annan ilootn and rt illlam Elliott tn u happy -cette from the
d rtu rr “ Savage Horde" showing on the screen at Movieland DriveIn Theater Thursday and Friday,
GM’s Battle On Price Freeze May Be
Curtain-Raiser To Other Squabbles
*
W orld \t S lu r
* i t l I’hll I( m n | At O m a n
* 1<» A ll Inn ilnjr o rk
*• I - H hr rr \ n »f« I • F ra r l*» T r r i i l
t*i nn |Mu V"ia |,iAra*lr
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l i **** o r v h r « i r n A S ta r
t 3 li* \t«>rntfiM V * r lr ttr *
The SANFORD HERALD will not
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IS «••* 44 «>rId 41 \»*«»n
17 I * Raillti F a n .i
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N EW YORK. Dec, 21 (/P) lienrrat Motorv' light agamvl * price
i i
I<a i i ft A m rru aita
rollback (oi can n probably juo a cuitain-iauer. Other iquahbtee
1 Id
H lirira
I
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Mualrat
Yarlrtle*
•rent lure lo succeed each other endlessly at the government tries out
i t *i*t liar .\'e.n*» Hunt3t
•oluntaiy controls first, and then piriemr.il mandaloiy cnnlroli ol
1’
44 i*f Id Ai T h ree
I t i T ...l a r « HlMT
price* and wages, industry hy •
J !■“ 111ww 4n*t I
j nr*
industry.
leader* have insisted that pay
1 4 t I'h rU lin a a 4'arnl*
f D" 4lt»«|. l.n V ff» I'jtffi
A ll oil refiner* may he next, boost* could lo- nut out of comp4 in ||| ltr*|ta«MM
the government warn* today a* it any earning* without
raising
" Ilhyihm Ilnur
hear* down on west roast pro- price*.
'*'■ '*'■ H|wrU K in * o f ti.ni* <*<» Vrtt •
durers.
Union Sltppot: for (lerieral Mo*• 1
H a n f<-r.I Market V(r|Hiii
Hot (Jenerat Motor** * ta n d -lf tor*' stand, however. I. lied to 4i
JO TMiKahf
it couldn't sell It* car* at price*
five-year contract hy which
r. 1*1 Hpiiri* Parnitr
I (V Hull I 4 I'ldUR
it call* reasonable, it wouldn't **«••» *" “ P automatically hy
Tr«*»• ItrifO na o n 4 Ftnu.l
..-II them at nil -make* a thrill, t four ‘ . nt- an hout each >e*r and
: I ■ It*.*r"«i F or A t.fflfli
out Of the curtain-raiser. Thl* i- f ’*" rise with the cost of living,
* 1" -4|rJ*.t|> | j n e
especially so since OM i* stand
feat* that a wage-price
T 44 tMiri«frtiai> «*An>l"
I|B« Yarfeti Hall
lug atone In this, although the t r in e would nullify these esca% In Meet T h r llati.l
re*t of the autu industry ha* m> n’i',r deals.
•I t»« N||fhl Feint.. 1.
love for Ihe price tollbark either. I
Mat'V other la l.ir union, nr.
'* 1'» I 'll It Itred At I »f ftan
pndestlltg thr tlueat of govern
A l'l h • I M lii'H tliir
T h e giant m otor m n ip a n y up
l«
Uhlfesl Nation*
ment wag.- controls, now twing
p a re n tly i«
confident o f it
luirefi *'rk
•liaftrd.
>• l•»*»i |J'»i Tiimni)
sales position in the h ig h ly rom
4t lliiftie 44 It I* \|ll*If
iii'- lndo«trv elsiois that It ote Srw a
titiv e
auto tn a lk e i,
that
it
d.-esn't mind g e ttin g out for a
tim e While the Econom ic S la
. . . . . . .
,
..
h.liration
Agency
m in i
h.
»«* '
mt'lit'r
back prices on the
'"•« “ " 'y in cause of
niMiuifiit lui iiiic i-n I
hut
,,f
,.,entw
company * argument Hint rising
material end lalior soal* j u -t i li
the price hike it ma.le on IBM
mixlei*.
,lVrr
A „ lt thj,
an.itlirr posilhillty: a
ro|| |„|f k |n quality as the defente
effort gather* speed. Kvrn w ith -
A l.o 0M apparently t» » « coilfident of the continuing demand
for car* that It lielievr* it ran
•ell, later on, a* many unit* a* it
can find the raw material* to
make. Scattered report* from
nround ihe cuuntry that used car
prices have risen thl* week would
*enn lo I«-ar this out. And t!M
doubtless •spirt* that should it
hold its prices down, the gray
market would return, with the
new ear* It tell, at list piles*
>iulcl.l> moving into a piiimum
"new-uted** market.
The anlu company nl*n I* ap
parently i-niilidi-nt of the ip|.irt
of it* worker* in it* stand that
higher pros-* aii juslifod nl
though in Ho- po*t auto lidxir
out price control*, coming short
age* In matcrinD will lead to
substitute* and dri pping of .onto
,,f the fancy trimming* \ rollhark In price* doubt Iras will *poo,l
„p auto makers■ ihlukiog along
thl* Hue.
It'* |M.ssll,|e, therefore, that
your new car may nut cost you
anv more, In dullnr*, than your
old one. Hut you won't [c .’f tting
unite a - much car— the essent
ial* will la* there, hut not the
frills, and maybe not oine of the
conveniences.
That would la- an example of |
the "hoklrll inflation” that fro
•lui nt Iv r n •pi inlu an i-s-unomy
whrn print inflation b u m under-!
ground.
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Thurndiiy, and Friday Dm*. 2H-2!»
•
"B LA C K HAND”
For the MJhs
Hy-
lierir Kelly
Sunday, lh*r. .'ll only
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6 firorifiatui
“ A D M IRA L W AS A L A D Y ”
W,otda Hendrix — Edmond O'Brien
M ID NIGHT SHOW— SUN. DEC. .11 11:46 I*. M.
•
“SO YOUNG .SO BAD ”
Haul
llenrlorl— Catherine
• June Itrnltry
• Jerry Gilden
• Tony Todd
• ( b irr Tiffany
M il.u -I
Thursday and l-'ritlay, .Inn. -l-r*
“BROKEN ARROW”
James
Btewart
Jeff
rham ller
Siindny and .Monday, Jan. 7-H
•
For Junior Flitiirrs
Hy• Dorla Dolrsnti
• Trudy Halt
“DARK CITY”
• Joan Miller
•
John Wayne
Maureen o'llar*
IM li
ItnnginR In Prlct* From ^.BR To J p -4,r»
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�ffflJRflDAY I 8R
Tiff, HANrown WfHAlP. ? .l<fT0 S P . rL S S IS A
Am erican C asualties
(Continued limn I’ -ge One)
Vtxlon. \,rm
' U. S. Aim y F t r t Cavalry D i
vision, (C l.
If. 8. Arm y iflth Infantry D i
vision, 146.
Other U . H . foirrs, 1,011,
The heavy First Marine Dl
vision nnd Arm y Hev<nth Divi-hqi
losses were suffrrid during the
Icy, hlmnly battles nmund the
Chang jin Reservoir tn Northeast
K o n -.i and thrlr lightuur l e*tint
to Koto and the llungnutn bench*
head.
Ileadqonrlrt* .rahl "unofficial,
persistent mid »|urnb<iivr cas
ualty re[ooti from thr Kmumi
theater continue the artifielid
nuance of 'disusin' Hint Ims been
Fiver, to I '. N . military- «.i>- ■ .
Hon*.”
'.* n jp iu
It said the his-I w ere not out
of line in eampnrisoti with th n -e
suffered in similar pntllia rh op.
r r s l l i 'i n
in other
wars.
"Kxperfrnrr tables” m m nillv
ronsidee nhnii one percent of
overall troop strength n dny in
a "common ynrd-th-k,” the -ummary said, "The rasuntliea of
r v r iy ralrgory "n nil front* in
Knrrn are well within this brnfcet.”
» '^
It said total lo •- In the
Koreao war "have not even are
proxlmatrd Ho- l.nttle loss-l in
certain minparabte oparnlhm* of
World War II."
Headquarter*
ml the AIM, I
withdrawal after Hi*' buttle -<f
Flnanlu to noithwe-t Keren "wit*
not illrtnDd by bailie l« or
the accept *m r rtf defeat."
T h e Iiulllut, k Won made, the
slmllimry rontlom-d, Is-eiltM- of
“ the obvious di ■ricpitttry between
Hie Chinese t'o m m m ii-t- Ulid the
II. N ludentlal/' It aid 12 At
l - i Divisions
fronted h
Division- "unly 2i»
27 t'him
terrent of China's orgai,iir >| mill
arv manpower."
Jlradi|unit, i - nid t ■ - cn 11V
nnd 2f, nddlthii, ,1 fJIiinvsr- di
vi*i„n- w n , "knout, l„ he mu > "d
in a n-cond erltelon oloag the
S’alu uud within Manchuna."
Tin- withdrawal from Kinanju
tl.rough the Red Korean ea|,it ,1
of Pyongyang to the pn uni
Pighlli Arm y ling near the riHlli
Parallel *>• maile al a time
w Ip- ii MarArthur *al,l China w t rruunilttlug l,IW .wm men to Ko
rea.
, ,
The summary -aid of lb* with
drawal:
{
"Under
much conditions,
11re*
HfMitn|itii>ti ,d the iDfcnslve III a
position of reaililirs* and n llghlru in g of frontages D nn almost
eoinnronplare mltiiury mpnmivrr.
Hoover DcelarcK
"W r have liltlc meal for latgc
armie* unleu we are going lo Lurope or China," be -aid. lotnd war
with the runiiimni-t tna*«es in
Asia oi Western Kuto|r* "would lie
; jho gtaveynid of million- of Ami rlean t«>v» aa* would erul In ll„rxhauslhui nf thl* Glhraller nf
wreslrrn rivilludion.’*
Mr. Hoover .aid Western Kusnin-an nation* tltoiild mm llu-niarlvrs with rum hat division* of
"illlge IliiMita-rs" la-foip the United
State* land-, "anulhsi man tn another dollar on their alioi
Ills dcmaiul fm a n«w foreign
policy rstns one dav alter I'rvaldent Tu m i uii
named General
Dwight I). Kl-enlmwer a - uptamo
connnandi-i nf Western KitrotH-an
force* and aald addllii^al l), R
troops would tie sent there as noon
as possible.
y
Mr. Hoover said hi* nggeslcl
foreign policy would make it i*os.
slide for Ildn country to in rrv on
!, indefinitely, even If the Cottilnun
1st* attacked Its dr/etisc urn.
Mranwliile, he added, American)
could hope ‘ hat other mui Com
munlH peoples would riae In their
own drfcii»e, and that Cmmmuii m
would break down of Its unw- weakMas**.
Adding to hia prepared lest, Mr.
Ifoover said "I devoutly hope a
Maximum of cooperation ran Ik•ntabHihcd between the Ilrltish
2 ‘ Commonwealth and ourerlvc*.
lie urgrel that the Unity,| Stale#
| free Japan and help her irattii;
r ', atif fen the defensss "f Fotinow,
and the lliillpplnes; reduce nonmilitary etpenar*, balance the hud
get and roll hack Inflation; aid
other nation* that show "spirit and
•tirngth" in defending thenisejve*
against Gommun]*m; and engage
In no appeasement anywhere "no
more I T I ii an* and Yalta*.”
. N f . Hoover proposed that Hie
Unite,! Nations take three action*
against Communist China: declare
It an aggressor, refuse it member•hip, demand tost U. N . member*
wase supplying It with militarily
Youth Ib Wounded
Ab Insane Sniper
Eludes Police Net
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Dec. t l — OF)
R
Wm. E . Kader
Rovemor Declares
Christmas Bonuses
Hon rnmli-uiuiqg the “ Infamous
lie*" Aland the united Stale,,
The ix-preshleni criticised the
H ••in*,* Co m r SSr n , q
Rrili*h for "fllrtlnu with ap;iea*e- llmlgea and Axita Jlmenes, ami
•m id uf Commtini*t China."
the dlrertors' naim wraa daenratrd
for tho nreatlon. Mrs. law Hunter
acted aa Mistress in’ rerenmnU-a,
game* were played and (,’hriitmaa
carols were sung. ltefre*hmeota
were served.
and by Ordinance No. 179 of the City, to ra-rcflatcr in tha year 1050.
Tn Ire i|uallflrtl for re-rrgIslrailon hereunder, any person seeking to
register must be over the nge of 21 yearn, must hart resided continuously In the Hlntc or Florida fur one year and In the C ity of Sanford for
H U R R Y -F U R R Y -F tD R Y
6 months immediately preceding Ihe date of registration, and must have
W E C A N SO LVE T H O S E " L A S T M IN U T E ” PRO BLEM S
been n registered voter of the City of Sanford, Florida, prior to November
tfi, 1950
ALSO FK ATtm iN ts
Key
Starting November 15, 1950, registration books will be open for this
C h a i n s , Travel
Clocks,
Kvening
Hags,
purpose at thr office or the City Clerk in the City Hall between the hours
oT 9:00 A. M. nnd 5:00 (*. M. every day eicept Saturdays when the hours
Tie
Klgiu, Remus, Green
lU-aullfully styled.
$19.75 to $71,50
U g h tcra
Kmiaun,
Becustrv and Saving*
2ippo,
GsaiN D ba WSS M u *
TUALssd IU loest agvntx.
lent.
Clasps,
T im s ! mas-
Clocks,
Parker
shall he 9:00 A . M. Jo 12:00 A. M-, and excepting ih o Sundays and holldays when Ihe office will not be open. Registration books will done at
ISfiOO A. M. December 30, 1950.
Duehill
$1.50 to $18.00
. . . i w i p t hath fos*
Shneffer S e t a ,
Watch
.
No voter registered with the City prior to November 15, 1950, shell
Back of every pdkY 8
be eligible lo vote al any City election held aftar December 39, 1950, on*
4$.ymr rm ft w* eound.
*•-
I scosesitcAl »■»•«*-
hm
*' - v V -
^
t,
such person shall have re-registered at tho Uam herein spedRed or
1
DirUUnd fhwin#*
ItO.Mt.OOO*
I m s : UO.400,000.
N » * oee>
ir«> ih iN
have a New Yaar'a day
indicated the p m cut "Lame Dock
Congress llkelr would not adjeurn
until a few hour* before the new
Congress,
isovemoer, 1
is*
C
o n c m i, leceted in November,
ready to take over on Jan. 3.
— Two marc Philadelphians have
The emergency powers measure
lawn felled by mystery bullets but
had been scheduled for aetkm to
police aay they are not sure either
V j ^ r j ^ ^ l T I I a smile Ur.,
day. It would allow M r. Truman
ambush can be Imputed to the sni
to reshuffle government agenrls*
1 ” " " 1" C la n *
per sought for seven previous
and modify defense contracts In the
T -I vI I T
/ llir " r '1 I” the hi
shooting*.
A f F L / lie helper a n d
interest of Miecdv production.
Rixtren-year-old Geurro Haller,
Rut the Senate, working at lop
Jr., was nicked by an u’rknuwn as
■peed, voted $20,000,000,000 for
>
y J
"Dando, bring
sailant last night while he »• >
defense spending and gave ap
ir S n .-J k— - 'H I I he fie tell around
walking on a street It. the Juniata
proval for ILGOO.OOO.OOO of sper*
I'atk section, some fru r miles from
r
»
- ° ^ 1° Uie ii'sir In
Ial defense construction much of
\yyZ■ • i
le-v IKvs 10 minwhere M rs. C D I re Cohen, a young
it top secret.
houeewlfe, was s’ain
Saturday
o
J a _
utea
I am go*
Doth measures were passed by
night.
lie J
DC I" ,u n *hr
voice votes.
Karliar yertkniay a M -year-old
Chm lnun business this year Du
The fl.000.000.000 authorisa
nun was shot in south Philadelphia
ynt know IIIe children that live in
tion measure goes on to president
by another buliet fired out of the
ihe poor section of the lownT”
Trum an. T h r House passed it
dark by an unseen marksman. The
“Yea. ma'am." he replied in a
yesterday.
*
victim of this pre-dawn shooting
The big appropriation bill, a
loud voire
was Richard C. Lavery, Republican
rntrh-all for fund* asked by Pre
Division Committeeman and k>b
"And Ihe rhll-lren In Ihe r,r
sident Truman /inc-e Communist
printer. Police are inclined to dis
phanxge?"
Chines,- fortes surged into Korea,
count this shooting as being the
"Certainly, ma'am.
H vrry one
goes back to the House.
» » t k of tha "mad sniper" who
of them " lie pul It if hand on hi*
Aa the bill cleared the Senate
struck
down
Mra.
Cohen
in
Oak
heart and bowed 'c r y low
it carried some I2JKKI.OOOJK))
l-une.
"And. Dari'k*. If firu know of any
more than voted by the House.
Drier lives William Schrader nnd
These differences are expected to
cri|>plerl or Hind, or air k rhtldr> n
Harry Fug said Hallrr might have
In- adjusted quickly.
In your neighborhood
tirn-lo
been shot either by tho elusive
Senator Russell (D -G a ). acting
llvrrl In Ihe W ofklng Men'a Line
sniper
or
by
sotneonr
aiming
at
never have anythin* al all.
chairman of the Armed Services
rats at the Yellowjacket Speedway,
"we'll drop lug bundles of nne
"Kants Ct.ru* can I hrl|> tl,nl.
Committer, asked the Senate to
two hlocka from where the shootthings Ih rte'
You know he has nothing ol hit
ut through the authorisation Mil
Ing
occurred.
The
speedway,
used
Al Ihls announcement Dsndo
own l<» gl*e Ollier people provide for midget auto racing, is closed
rsL
*VVM I
Hrssl on rule leg Ihrn on the
ihe ihme* and all hr haa In do la for the winter.
The spending bill, Russell ex
other, and Invdly bring unable to
to oliey order* and go rvhi re hr la
plained, contains the money for
Authorities ordered an alert in
hold bark his delight any longer.
more than M per cent of the
sent
tire northern part of the city, mo*
Pie opr-nerl the cba»r and turned a
prnjecta in the authorisation bill.
" I am fo rtnd that I don't know hiliting 800 pollcrmrn for an ex
double arrtneraauli In the h ill
In a burst of speed, his Com
where tm» nf Iho-o gift* belong, haustive search, Similarly, large
mittee had approved the authori
south
K„r didn't Da ml,» have s Id He
tsd they rrrta inly won'* br- thrown dulalts of police combed
sation hill in a brief session this
dsughtr who was so anxious for
sway O il Darwin* Th e poor chil Philadelphia.
morning.
H a llrr, a pupil at llenjamln
a tnuvlr I*,* ' A ml dldn I he knrrw
dren shall have a iM-snllful Christ
l-ranklin High School, was hit In
of a hr aid if ill one lluil played five
mas Ibis year!"
lovely tune- pricker I tn Kantn**
Then over Ibe bill* nnd I hr,nigh the shoulder by a bullet from a
.22 ralilw r rifle, akin to the gun
sleigh' It, wn- sure Ihe grand
•he valley* snd Into Ihe titles and
Road And B ridge
lived against Mrs. C ' an. He was
town* and village*. , Ur shed the
old lady would give It to her
not injured seriously,
sleigh w ill! II* load of glittering
A* ltd* ‘ n» n new h iM s -o for
,1 w a lls s r a r m
r»»e
I .every was hit by a .32 caliber
treasures snd dear l-arly Hants bullet fired into his hark. His conMrs. Hanta Clan* of morse she
tahlishmrnti in Reminoir County
Ctaus
was
as
happy
a*
a
child
of himilar nature oulshle of the
didn’l have anything suitable lo
•htion Is critical. He wax struck
And I'ran, rr and D a n rrr. and jour the doorway of a club where
City limits to observe tho same
opening D w i.
I>umler and Ittitirr, and M a rly and ht lurd Just attended a inerting.
up In Marlin Claus'
In iu:i7. it was pointed out at
I'rrsta and Y a k -Y a k and Dsndo
Detective Lieut. Charles Drown
., 1,r I,, bees, If. Hn
the meeting, the
Commission
werr excited with )oy. but Banla { • « he waa Investigating the poisii* red nnd while coat
agree,) to move the old depot at
Willy I-every was not the intended
lay in hta night cap and dressing
n<l « . i i > Dim m ed In
Altamonte Springs and Pay the
target. He aald the gunman might
gown, last asleep
cost of removal. Today the Com
have aimed at James J . Dum lng,
,
(T* fe Centirived)
mission wai informed by the A C L
prominent among the city's New
that the railroad would mova the
tear a panders, the Mummers,
depot for IV50 and relieve the
who waa walking alongside LavCounty of any responsibility In the
ery. D um ln g has figured in Mum
When a recipe calia for toast matter. The Commission agreed to
mers disputes for many years,-and
High Ci>uiMii**i»nars to Rnnn la exChinese
H
ordes
I0«|iiali(y Is I’rice
Drown aald he had heard reports ed blanched almonds, the nuts make the payment.
peeled lo In- one allowing German
should have their skins remove,!
W . L. Sieg of Geneva was wel
conduit III,,ii of hJMKI to ft,(HMI
t
)
w
a
u
a
a
r
U
l
w
i
s
!
•
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n
a
v
i
It entrant,I tron, I’.ige Hurt
firsl, then la- browned lightly In comed s* s temporary member nf
... ii each whllr prohibiting a Her- adr* against Hm llungnutn troops.
the oven.
a the Commission pending the out,i> and pew-pnpor- have eeryed ,non gt-m-inl staff or war ministry.
The icport, he -aid, wu* wholly
notic- they will linve none of it urtromo of the State Supreme Court
Th is , Hu- Germans have object- iinconririmsl
and
iluuhte,l
at
It’s irn|H,riant not In overheat, ruling on the rase of W. 0. KlIh :>»:
i*l, would debar them from com- headquarter * Ik v i i i s - the Chinese
a* well a* run
pndrila-at the Ik t . who had requested Governor
I Their nation i* aei eplr,! as an plele equality.
t'ommuui*ta had had no training
etpial patio, i Ity it.- ola tin, con
egg*, in making sponge rake. Warren that he be suspended as a
A lug qmathin at tending the m • in gu* warfare nod did not have
UWMtWWM
l
l
t
q
Overln-utru eggs are »aid lo ac- commissioner during the period.
queror*.
gutiutious i* one over whlrh the
Icy, Raymnru] -aid money for •ount ioi the humps or creeks M r. Rieg's bond was approved.
2. German troop unit nru fhd conferee* have no cxinlrol— the gas mask.*.
Ilrltish flier* from the rsrrler the programs could Ihi raised by sometime* seen on sponge take.
" It has teen a pleasure to work
uigllifliniitly n tit, i,-l mi -ire or Itiiw ian tea,'Hun.
, oio|«>*ili„n al rooiiiiaiid staffs
with you men,” M r. Kllbee stated
Th e ftovlel llnl«n last Ortoiarr Tliraco* iqierutilig off the west Governor Warren’s "spot las,-,"
O pen-fam l sandwiches are at in a letter to the Commission, "sod
Ulilc-- such rc .Diction- utiply to warned she would nol tolerate a roust t,-|mrl,-d a scarcity of tar which warp turncl down by the
nil rnemlm nation-.
revival of German militarism. (In gets along the main loud and I'.UII legislature, or through a re tractive m rn iih rd with pimiento, to serve the public. I believe that
vision of tha sales tax.
ripe or green olive#, finely diced justice will prevail In the end snd
3. W, l Get many's ulAltig a- an (he eve „f Ihe 12 Atlantic Part rail system connecting the North
H« did not explain any poulRU given cutely, finely cul parsley, that I may again in the near future
■aTUtiieil eneinv nst mo t* aetspiied nationa' recent meeting in Jlei- h 1)11 *11 capital of r>olis>altg,
tiny slices of sweet pickle.
■it with you."
nnd tin- It'-pohlle given full |xdi- glum , fill’ dispnl, he*l note* last Rariwuh and Kumrhon. fliry rpld revisions.
week lo France and RHlain charg there wn- an ludh-atlon of night
1i, mI independence,
traffic along the «now-r*,vrred
L n lm d rd wltli till- gib ,u ittgn- ing Hod their mdit-iew on Gstnian road* hut n<> Iraffir » « , observ
trig the Romi government Into Jotit- real mi,Mieni vlolatrel their treaties ed during the day.
jnj' up are the High (!ommi**lonera with the H.S R .R.
The
IIHtish
rocketed
nine
ut tile ,-,'llpylllu powers, John J. _ Th e llniled Slat,-a, llrltajn Slid
Mi tiny of the United Slates, Sir France have agr,-e,| to meet with bridge* they damagrd three, In
pontoon
Ivortr Khkpalrirk of llritain and Kii-ala for talks on Germany ami cluding one of two
Atalre Fianeo|* l ’uricet of Fianer. other international problems. Their bridge- ut H hii|hi. Hurrrsxful at
They wen- ntithoiis<-l hv the notes m e expert,*| to to* delivered tack* alno weir made on two
loromoHvei, north of llwangju.
llig T h l,e We-terit foreign tniiila- to the kremlin tomorrow,
Mac A rt bur a a l d Communist
A p u rl from any settlement* such
lei* to 'explore the problem" of
German drfrn-e rootr it,ulum "a* a conference may produce. West' louse* of 10 to one had notlrably
well it- any , hiiiigca in Ihe pre-ent rin opinion Is divided oil Jurt what slowed down the enemy opera
lavupalinn iii rangcnirnU whlrh steps the Soviet Union may taka tions,
an German rearmament become*
M arArthur
said
the
Allied
might lugi'allv attend” it.
withdrawn) from tho northwest
"We will sum up Ihe result of an actuality,
Americans, who believe that In- front aflrr the Kinanju batllo
there rvchnng,-* nnd vihniit them,
In duo, our-,-, to <mr governmenl*," eliodnn of the German* In the Ku- "waa not dirat,*l by tortile t, -rs
Ihe French High Commlreioner es- to|H-nn defense framework will or lire arreplanre of defeat."
-•lengthen peace, nonrHmlrx* think
lie inld the Allied farces,
plairted
Fran, •. ,, I • member of llte •he Soviets mav react with moves four rotp* of 12 division-. were
continental AH uiD - I’nrt, (.< - d ii lu'cn dflying the cold war.
ouliiunilo-rrd by nine Chlneie
The,.e could inrlude the tearing Re,| forces were m.isvetl noith
aline,I m. fraiful of n revival of
Grimnli unlit.ID in in- lie i, of the up of the Suvlcl treaties with Rri- of the Yalu River in Malirhurla,
Soviet Union The French cstiee- tain IIml Fiance, setting off an lie said.
Inlly want t" avoid for million nf n other blockade of West Ilerlln, and
"Under aurh eomllHona," Maclien German genernl tuff and the ,-nrouraglng Communist patties In Arthur added, “ tho assumption of
All rrglHlerrd vnlrm of ihe City of Sanfurd, Florida, are required
use of Geniinri unit- esrerding the west to step up thalr Prog■am* tho defensive in a position of
brigade -trongHi of (.iHNi to H.nmt of M Tornar unresL
readiness snd a tightening of
by the City Charter (Chapter 26210, U w a of Florida, 1919, Sec. 166)
m.-n
frontages is sn almost enmmunThe starting iiiopo nl of tho
plsr,- military maneuvar."
1 i n f i l l goods; and adopt a resolu-
*10, 642,000
ia DIVIDENDS
t« Nicykolfcn
Acheron Declares
Badly Burned
ICMllMte
raar o h i
Santa C la u i might not viilt Tom*
ray thi* year.
"The only thine he's asked for
it a train/* raid Ebbcrt, hope*
lessly. “ I dont know how rm
going to g »t it for him.”
That etury touched off a na
tionwide response.
"I know how you feel.” wrote
Lillian A rk rrt, Riviera Reach,
Fla., "tho name thing happened
to iny two brother*." Shu en
closed u gift.
A letter from Newport Nuw»,
Va., enclosed a check for $26.
A note aald:
"From innH1 aailora who rrad
about you In the newspaprii.’’
In an envelope postmarked
Washington, D. C., with an "In*
terstate Commerce Commltilon"
return address , scratched out,
came a ffl bill and the greeting:
"M e rry Christmas from some*
one else who likes trains."
Totniny'g father is wheeled in
to the boy'a room every day to
talk t« him. H r tells Tummy the
snow I* so deep the rest ill the
family ran’t rotne to the hospital
to see him.
“ I want our family preacher
to tell Tom m y about what happcni'd," auy* the father, who
was a truck driver, but whose
job may tie gone because of his
oadly liurned hands.
Tommy's hands are badly burn
ed, too. lie was opnated on yeatenlay. lie held out his handsged
hands ami said:
"They look akin off my leg
and put It on my hands. Look at
my hands. They're all bobbed
up— you know, just like Joe
l«ouU' are when he has his boxinn glove* on."
Now that Tommy has Ills
train, llu- money that U rolling
in will go for hia living expense
afire hr gets out of the hospital
and, if there's enough of it, for
his education. A trust hank ac
count tins been poened for him.
Rut
Tom m y
isn’t thinking
about the money. He has some
thing rise on hi* mind.
"You know,” ho said, *'my
friends have (writ wonderful to
me. There’s only one thing I
want now. I heard on the radio
how Margaret Truman and her
dad are pals— Just like my dad
and me I ’d like to have their
picture."
ai. i 95o
at such later time aa the registration hooka are open for that purpose.
UMutifui Lustrous
Pearls
Hmste, Uouhlo, ami
triple strand
M.S0 to $15.00
Diamonds
The
forever
g ift.
*29.75 and up
T h b notice applies only lo City regblraUon and City elect Iona.
Jeweler
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T H tT R SD A Y
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T IE C .
P AG E S E V E N
IPSO
Ambushed American Patrol Saved
By Jets In Movie Comedy Retreat
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lly WILLIAM J . W AI’M I
m m i i m , ih m i .K)
W 1 1 II I ' S SI V I.N 1 1 I K I . U M L M . k o ir j <»7'( li
Lite in
N o lfllllifl, I lie A lliri •till H t ir on tlir «i|frn»l»** 111 miltliwcvl K m r j.
A mt.ill let <inn.*m-tru e p.ilrnl, ill turn in ir t r n prr|n, d im r i .mil m il)
toward tlir •mall village.
•T h r p a tro l, under l.t. Richard 1 untry and tw „ hours la in
Talbert « f Saronic taike, S V . jtiimd up with rm r rlumrhU of
hatl M fn no in rtiiy <liiritiy tin* ins unit.
■*l |i»s1 fV II y I hln if," hr »iiiil.
scouting that look them thiough
thr city of I |i»ok anil a mile In
•\\ll my ir«in
In the fir*t jrt p
fl*
KfjfifHMt* a t i" » th*it
^ ra n d .
W In th r small villa#.
lieyood firhl I threw everything torn)
Ipjok, Talbert halted I In* |>attol ex<tpt rti> iluM, punt# ami
and got out of the lead jeep to Mini mi 'l l nfi«*. twti ilip* of
iHiiiit" «tm| .1 pifttol M\ wnlliT » .*
oueslion civilians. A nd it m
ill «||||* ff«| thr rii.'ll % I .In c n n M
then that hundred. of Chin* < n
T h r nc%l day the patrol i r
trenched on ncathy hill* open, l
till It* I to III* *.»m* an it T*R»fT t
up.
M in i nut in the f 1* 1*1 again
The first ftarr of gilt III. .1.
“ I fnirnl my wallet aini all mv
ulrnyed Tolbe rt’* Jeep, Tin lt<d>
directed a halt of mot tin (h r . llir u d C It# %.11*1, hilppil)
marhliirgun and small a rm - hnl
lets at thr pair'd, hut th r \io
-r a i ls held tli'in off fm .at mill
“ ute*.
Ta llirrt'a turn got tlx Jr, p ool
of the line of file uinl
I .n l.il ••
.
t-ark d im ,i .he
\v r could n rv rr liavi d"o.- ilmt
except fm two inrn on tmodto,,
Its W II I I \M II \ltN M .'li
guns,” T n lliril II railed "tin. ■ i
v M t lt K A N intVN i » \ T I I K
Sgl. Taken OlHI "f Ifuiioliiln 'll
|[|| M i III r i l l F R O N T , tb-s at
sergeant
s no „ „
other wan n 11
rgrunt v
who
i l*i llu* i* no liileMiattonal
* l» im fur* tvilll
wounded and taken pri oi . i l\.
t*»rf l,tMl
rO U l.V IA R O IO li.toin* r , alo - 1
recommended lailh f" i
ilver 1..W 0 w hen fighting m m of m any
It
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» till * 1 *?
the snow lhal i n '* ' " .
roil
'"its
live
in
harmony.
.Stars."
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w a* lh* hravittt fti ■ ..
l! iv a re rilri of Culled Na
K The sergeant'* natttr w.< >.ith I ion* foil** Walk down a w ind
leld.
ing, Irr-rm ifld slit-rt ami y,oi*ie
During thr first pntl of it,. likely lo find two in tille r na
patrol’* retreat, lht' ......I 1 ,1.1 tillo.ililies In the t.b>rk
Th e
parallrl to f!,>l position., in the I 'n m l. an h e n , lit* Ih ilrli, the
flanking hill* Talbe rt, a t idin Itntish
H e ir
ate
Siameie;
operator, an interpreter mnl »■< l i l i 'k s skill'd III gu e llllla War
rngineer from art A rm y rngmeei fate, A met It ans. and iplile a few
11«ifId*
"I Idi i
kit# I***!* *■i ■“l1*i*
company rrm ainril Jn tin- villa,.
ii, SAIt I'Kri
Ta lk * .
f. *1111^k
litlM* JliMitj* il *tid «
A shell hit the gu olim linik
\|* Nrwsfcalurr* U n i r i
I 'apt I'oiocllu* Maiooi ..f the
of the seat p e p ami tun men S i’|bi.||niiil, foices, a 2fl.Vpound
N K W VltHK
I lav n.g trmilde t||*-*|Tv|| t tiM I .* iiiMJdil , i*|f< « tiilll
•.til/* •>
it! i i*f Iff
*|lit I •
abandoned It Then the f lout • . . . I. f, . t * III, tu taM, a Ido. *^»»l | . low..me * hristnias g if t -'
IffHI
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awarntrd down the hill uh tin. u n lit *d .17, -a id
\\.||, lori'iill the ilitl* T 11>> M iifiiiUo » 1
i|M I (fit k
^<f tin* luo a 1'irpolnl toil,..!
tell you everything but Itov. to t.av •It’ll •. I .H 'h
"These men of the \ . ‘tli*‘i
MdHIfl
lit
in hiI i»ii!f if*•*i» I * * '
flirouml and saw Dial lit imopm.
lands oiiil a ir all voluflteels aiol f..l llteltl.
V«*||«* iihit id" a,*.»•*
Ion was surrrndrring to two lliev aie tougli Some ale here
Say* T r im . I'uol. ,i trolm;. .
j ...
U ;» » . iu iv • »#.
Chineae.
hJf , very on, las ed their ( lo* t
for advent M ir, other* a ir men
•*' It tld ill If il
T h r cor |h ii a I shot one of the who say 'W hat i* Holland ? I mas -hopping selertiorts on the imt It turn ih*l ‘
kit'll it* i m *'i#i***'■ *1 ititit* SlrtM
Chinese through thr hrail uith a want
see ttie wolld.' It'll most liirth.late* of the neople they
(hit! I»*"■»*
*** n m'*•"i f '»» i ) ,
pistol. T h r other Chinese was
shopping
for.
ti..'re
would
!*•
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ate heie lice a use they m e liitteily
lr*
. l*Mipt*
excited that the other A met Iran against Communism.
return* to the store, niter the hell- itm lrlIt* utirt l.
xfl.
Hh\tllMlk
»*h
i!i' ■l♦fi1■ i lt
grant
robbed Up his gun and shot
“ I have three ehtldieo and an- ,lny>. After all. everyone’s ne.'oit
him.
other is on the way. I 'remenilmr at likes and dislikes arc arum red
l># i v!
Intense gunfire furred two h u m llittli and H ille r and how we w a il at liirth. aiennlinc t" the i>l«n<
In another of the nix jeep, t<. ed until he ra m r. I do not intend tary po-itiorr at the lime.
M K IiM . A “ r
**»*f '*
, |.
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So. M e . I’aul ha- drawn u p • |
dive into a ditch. Doth u r i c tuk.
to wait for Joseph Stalin. It is
I 4«f||l»t» f • »l
hupping guide based on as*|H\
. , . |(£|f|lU« »* l»»* I
-p ris o n e r.
lu ll. I In dll' Oil tile field than in linu.lv
the/sallur This i* what you *bnobl ,,f
f .... I- ' - ' l d'b or
W Dark in thr village. T a li.'it and the d.uoway of yout home."
diet, rlotl.i .......... . no. ' I- net.I
hi* three companions d .. oh d to
His wife and children are home In ly f„t people Imrtr In the foil'"*
make u run for it. T h e y Matted at Huspeslaan. the Nclhet lands. irig |M-rtod* and umler tin' follow* . ntt,| .i.ual.b for moi.l.' *."■t- » lid
f
sign art* "extremels ,lints trial ami
art os* a broad flat field in lank
Cap! Alfred Van Melirs. a ph>- ing signs:
^ A I'ltIC
^ OUN
In J hii, omoi IIv u rv
r«. i., * i, at
l.o'kv
of thr village.
C
..Man with the Ni therlatid* forcra
|ijnk
.................. and womro. umh t llil'ils Inii bull t ... kv g . ...
"It was like a ro u n d y lit (he nod fnrmei Iv of Jakarta fltata- op
movies,” Tulliert said. "T h e thinks v la ), Java, m ill: “ It I* splendid llii* «|gn i.refer pradleal thing* |a-pei arid l>xw- m i!
I il.t: \
■pt
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weie ronilng off lhal hill mid the how well men of so many varied I,ike anything made <>f leather,
four of us were runiniig like mad. nationalities get along on tin . l.i lls, ih.e -. itoitae-sllfiticrs. wnl- Km a ili-ti. .,i.d liix o i\ I... im neo
tet . glove*, luggage. I'adeil lea pte T im - (cwelrv i>.itnn„ e l»
rIn-tiding out outrr clothes a* m . crowded place
rail."
"O u r uteri play la r r r with the ilier desk aiessorie*. also nhirrt* i.iol.larr.l lou.dker. lo. t o ' ■I - a
The eUTiiiy vd.liei.s atoppesl lo l l r i l l l i . the
Aiiieriran
i|eiiti«l made "f tone nr marble or ones iMiuliug el, t»ian<» *»i to-* i.i.o tinK
,,|.»t
t i i . j . . " . *. m digo
oxford grey. !«.ttle l.m k v
t hink nl Tnila it' wrecked J " p. pulls teeth and the Itrttii'h den* |,oi l v .'.lot
l.o, i t gaum diamond oral opal,
I hui enabled tin four Ann in so . list fill Jlietn, and mir no n «r>* C 'rrM and Utirk. I.urkv gem.
s r tu M 'f n t i . . - ~ t •
*•
ffovx. 00*01 tWH*. sufUotlvl
lo iiefris*. I hen h o d from fm <i> iignfeil wf*h Am . ti. an i.itioo
Wooten
. »."tlc
|w| I " i|.»
)u id . lo almut ISO,
A t j l t A l t l l ’S, Jau. '-'I t » Kel. It' Pur
"O u r nwn soldiers don’t eat
t. .»■ oil M> •
t or la.th sexes! an alrplam . • pie, .. my .le t,
" I wasn't uTirrying aliout loitig half a well at home. The amount
#1 I .if «*fl ft
hit by gunfire but knot worrying o f meift and eanned It oil Is out,., radio, trlrvltlo n «et. rh rtrtc altire, <h ru o -i ,
inn. I..... i . m.I , ltd .
........... ;
they’d run us into live ground,
nm aiing. These C inliona would train, aiitiunr fu tn il'lle or lew
T a llt 'it said “ Wc were m a rly la’ a luxury in Holland."
,dry or modern painting, anything moil....... .
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exhausted um| nil of us were
Visit the Keenrh rontlltgeul and powered by .-leetrlcity such a* ai> l.mkv
I
I v .'>m
puffing like mad.”
yioi find plenty of hospitality c|ertrir ainssage marltine or tie - ilfO'lt loiitd.
T a lh rtl said “ sve'.l run about from l.t
Col. lialph Moneliii, .H i . tool kit l.iiekv eolms. oil. Id, mi dioala. Iii ' u
a half mile when out of llu sky eioiimanding
modern m ints, mixed rolnrs. l.m kv
S A t.l I M ill S N '"
f'*« »'•»
t-s m g id"'*
tame four .Shooting Star* (F-MO
lie apologire.s (but lie has no gem*: sapphire. Opal.
him - . , a r r o w * . * t . . it t, j , l i t t i l t
*•.
jets 1 with rorkt-l, firin g at the special food lo offer hi* guests
r l S t ’i.S, I'cb. Lit to M a n h 1!!'
4'*
11*1(114
wfChlnks chasing ua across the Inti C rations »erve»| with cere For men: tinunr, fishing tackle, J11»J t{'a, I1Irf Ipiill*
i Ififlir
|fv»1 f . I m I.
u i i i . I I . m ill * t .
A fie ld .
mony. H< |a-i sunnily ladle* chic fish f. uno, d or smoked F»r lerth
" I didn't even look baik. I ken soup into fin (dale* for of- arses. I».al. rain.oat, elila.iat. n|H»lt l u i k i * . h d ii M ti if
h id kept running but, man, un I fieer* and gnesls, H. often iieer* storm laarts, (a. Iroom sllppei ■. a< - til l l i i v i I flii Is«'• f #»» ° S i i * l l f*i
Im * In If tit r l
I ' *f k v * "• ,M
hapny.'1
m ound the s p o il.ling lump, u rg •inariuiii foil of exotic fish, hath
f»»»m
i |*j •!» i *
t *• m i ' ’ ’ ” l
The four lao on for atmiit a ing fuilher helping of Itltielieon ing suit, season ma-ra tleket
1,11« I v
Ml
11 1 11 » I■
rpiaiter of a mile and then from meat nod rnffee and eorned le e f l.o. kv >"lor
from pale .1 ...... .
••«!«•$ if
he. 1 exhaledl<01 ll*d to atop Ta l
H i , o ffire ii ra il him general, for In mm hid and purple, l.mkv gem
Isrit bud .*d look and the flifm
fhe f,k year "Id
M oiolvr Is a mm»n .tope, . iirv olite.
••Idler. weir moving Itark to the l.iellleiianl Tle lo ia l of the Kieoeh
( 'o m p .'icl Is <'o r r c c l
M ill S. March k'l to Apr**
loll from where they had Jumped a n n y win. t.«d . lenipnm ry de For women or girl*bat.-, hair
( h ris tn iiiH P r t ’Hcnl
the patrol.
motion l » .erve in Korea. "W h y otnatnint., I,right red ow,-li>,
"|i wa a mliacle we escaped. did I volunteer ? " he asks.
eases in height led. For men •"
msThey shot everything at us but
ii, m m
u
m : i, i
"Th e I'nite.l Nations is the iaiys -boxing glovox. war gam.
“ the kitchen iiliik."
\r
S p s * x f r . l l l l t c , It# D i l i
I ill**"
hop.- of all humanity. When I jer-onalife.l match »cls ... vanity
The paii.d, ninnori estimated, die my son w ill he at,I.- to say hi* pen Inlve., limiting miuipmcnt,
\ *H| * Ifl’t 1*1 WI 4»MIf l|k .*» *'
had lueti jum p 'd by 100 Chinese father was a member of I he first (.ait chest, brmh and tom). "I*, tiff ( ( ftIftlfill« t \ fil I' 1411't*14
Am erirnn losses svne two wound ’ Hulled Nation* a rm y."
|t» I m
■
eaiirs, smoking and xhavine erpiip »• I m i
ml, two tnrn taken prisoner and
merit
I.urkv c*ilnr: red. I.urkv ailvkay. * AVjitliilil# * 4»miM* "i*
two Jeeps destroyed.
Klniei f ir m s is in his second grins; Amethyst and diamond
fill r.if It It,#fi#ll#air Tlifi 1*»•f
Tatlo-rt and the threw men with y e a r of eoacltlng 1‘enn Stale*,
Vir tv .1 f*M** .- rn n tl s i r 1
"liu f ' '
1 AI'RHH. April J t to Mav ! !
him walked five miles ario*s basketballera.
For non: neckties, acarfs. I*,.tli Mlltl r .i r ff|lfftidll r,f Offlil, l Iti * 1
is (lie jo y o f k jivin j:
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t isit n o r F o t i . i l i
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unit, n •nuri
rn r.r
Ii i*ir rf»ff*pi*rt mill hiMtirk tiivift l
marine.
'TilMlis I mlsr II
tif II lift rit
*m
CANCKH. June 33 to Jnlv 3 3 - with
1' r '
X.tf.itriad
Vis* Will.
|*a . Mr.i and women under this *ign m»nl in « »niin hul*h*r.
TODAY & FR ID A Y
m
MIN* l
k iMn
GIFT SUGGESTIONS:
Astrologer Telene Paul Insists Stars
Are Infallible (itiideTu PiUin^ tiil'ts
ei thing t, eanes. For women i o 't
laie, p wclry of ail kill'll. **.»• el
ling liar, camera, rake. <ai"i "* ■
fume, exolle f».«l. |"T«fti I'" '
ill I. fra«|,"l I.urkv color, l.t'"- I
arure i *". I v peinsi to" seal,
and emerald
I (.1 MINI. Mas 33 to June 31
For men ('o ff link*, lien and pen
•ti •
tvio-writer, literary niuipinrnt, sculptor *et», glove . F"t
women, im- literary stuff mention.
cd as well a* IxM.ki. magaline auhseriptlons. sewing kit. also a trip.
C'Cemni love* to tr a v e l" ! I.urkv
rolor: elenr yellow and green.
I.urkv gem: prarlf t* rvl. acrua*
I.t n I i i i k
. . .
(Itr o ii^ lt llu* y e a r s . . .
Korean War town
1
to fa m il y , I r i c i i i K .t i h I lil I h* one s
lltul ItriiiiC o lic c r in litis l l o lit la y S e a s o n ami c a r r > l o v i n g r c i n c n i l t n i n c c
Sclriiers Of Many
Nations Meet In
hit i.’ l it i
. . .
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' THURSDAY DEC. 21.
TH E MANKlum HKRAI.D. EANFOK1). PMMtllM
Natrium “Itilz1
HOME CONTROLLED
Ocean Spray" Cranberry
Where Custom*)* S»nd Ihew Friend.
Quantity Rights Reserved—Prices (.'<.<><1 Thru Saturday, Dec. 23
Morris Hrand HrJtl Kuotlirni
PENN CAROL No. 2 ft Cans
Super Shortening Huy!
6 TEA
GLASSES
l.imit I Can Please
Libby or Del Monte
AH T H A T 8 7 0 KV r.O C * lure* f'ortuf;u»a* shepherd children w »r.
lending flocks or. I*> I - i IT, near K .lim i. »li* n after a violent
wind and a
l i 0 <» by u vision of O ut l.ad» of Faluua »b
|.«aird T tif i MIu m i a n It t n l i l n Odd them lu p l»V Ole Mo-*iy
every day aBtll |*e» * ' j m »
Hh» l> said to have mad* Jta »|>|*«ian<eri and. on Ihe last. |no|-hrMed that two of hr children would dir fiom th rlr efforts In playing
for peace. Oiat Iheic would be a evolution in llussla and that unless
Itussta came to <Jod. Maraitni would Ihrcotrii Ihe freedom of I ha
world
,
It all tain* Irus, even two of tha rhlldran dlad wflri fait my and
<atrhmr I ha flu Tha survivor la a lay slatar. Marla Da* Doras, now
in tha Instiluta of Halnl Dorothy in r-ortuyal
Thau story haa become famous, so famous that a t'lmlnnatl woman
sat down and wiula a tong about It and a record company sold
TMr.OWi iopi»s of II Whathar IhU la lha tntanl of tha legend is soma
thirty alsa again
Behind flamf AroHirs rubriMi lira lha faith of a onrlinia Hanford
ry,..o raslauranl counterman named Musa Viment a s irceniiv a*
three months ago, Musa was bahind tha countar. Pnging whllr fir
wurhad Nicholas Carrs no, prasldard of n record company, slopped
in for a snack and heard Muss singing
••Kur years. I’ve prayed " tha 39-ytarold leatauraUur told Cnrraiiu
' thal I II gel • chance to sing professionally I still have faith that
It will happen.*•
Wall, tha chinas of thal story Is almost obvious. If you know your
movie plots Cnrrano Invited Vincent lu audition in New York liked
thin and signed him.
Russ said thal since h# was a Homan Catholic, ha wanted to do s
tunr of faith as his flisl rerouting— *o hr sang Sulsl fraacct l nbri.il
•
*
•
»
t u r . C ABItl.Vl K E fO M U W AS Hr.l F.AHKU in Hovernber-and.
tike the hufima sdfl^^Acama an instant Ml. Mora than 150.000
records of it have been sold alryady sod Cairano has sat aside a
EMULSORIZED
M E A T D EP T
Quick-Frozen, (irade A, Dressed & Drawn
Heinz 14-oz. Tidniitu
10-oz. Stok«*ly Tfimnlo
Margartl Arr"
“!.* EGGS
Shipped, (la. Grade A, Dressed & Drawn
M ilfo rd Lao. v
Pound
GB Corn No. 303 ir*c*
l.ipton’s
Y la Ten Vi*lb. 31c Ih. frile
W h O L F -L b
Alabama (HrI Sweat Mix
Pickles
22-oa.
2/k*
Cheese Food 2 lbs. 7*lc
Margaret Ann
Turkey
Stuffing
Fruit Cnkc 2«/r lb. $1.98
PR O D UCE-
YOUNG AMERICA
NEEDS M ILK -
DAIRY
WII-SON'S
CORN-KINt,
N l.lt'K I)
Cranberries
GREEN VALLEY
Quick-Frozen, (irade A, Dressed & Drawn
For
Margaret Ann1
A ll Meal
Rome
Beauty
Margaret Ann Quality Grade “A
II# 111more
Standard
Fre-h.
Young
I.Vfces
I
Tendercure '
DmlKr Ciintom 4 Ilnur
S e d in
Sharp
Cheddar
C e l e r y
PASCAL
4 Ar
LU. S TA L K
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a m s
Q
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U LBS. H V
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Daisy
Scjunre
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1
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Nihlico Premium
Baker’s Premium
Dodge Cuiitom f> Pass.
Cou|ie
Pontiac 0 Cyl. 6 Pass
Coupe
International ft Ton
Pick-Up
lluhliard
Sqtiush
lb
|c
WALNUTS
11/ A 1 I I I I T O
L it I*eca n« lb 4 | 0
\ Knl F.ni|>rrlor
•
(irapcH
2 It)H 2 9 0
......^
K ferald n ^
ID 4 | g
L r . DiamondR lb 4 7 0
R*t
Jkinnir Maid
| Juice 4 can s 7 1 0
Chocnlnte
41c
Wliilahouta
Cider Vinegar
pt.
10c
Marti
Stuffed Olives 3 ft-ot. 25c
Marti
....
Queen Olivea
qt.
” .»C
Heine
A-vu te d 1 for 35 P Mr
Tomato Soup
can
10c
Peaches No. 2'/i can 27c
Cello Bag Fancy
1 lbs.
47c
pkg.
12c
Bell's Poultry
lag.
Hd. Iceberg: L ettu ce..... 2 for J 5 £
^
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BABY FOODS
Rich Flavor PlrkJed
Patna Rice
Dodge ft Ton
Pick-Up Truck"
fi-lh.
Seasoning
Cinnamon I uni
Pompeian.
Olive Oil ft-nz. 41c; pt. 71c
Plymouth f t Ton
Pick-Up Truck
Cracktrjack
C ocktail
�THURSDAY DEC. 2 l. IMG
Legal Notice
t i i i : « in i i t o i- t i i i : m i m
jiln .i:.
o itm n l.i:
m i ir i.
I’ n i i i n t i . t\ I 'n u ii t u .
IN ItK Km* A T I: U K
r d w a iu i
1.1. 1- 11* riAVia.
Michigan State will play hint
to the national collegiate Imxing
championship* neat April 5, A and
7
‘
.t*-
Children Should
Learn To Give As
Well As Receive
m nth* from the ilm r nf the first
publication of .h i. n u ll,.
le .h
•lalnt or demand ahull l . In writing
III II W i l l I W M ill M \ lt h l.
sox* 11 w i n . <1 i l i u on 111:. a»a *hall state th . pta. r 11I ra il\|‘ Fduralion Writer
a i m * *1.*1 \ * r •t m • » 1 *■ i i ilitua and p..M offlrr aa.lrai. of thr
Ton ana M ih “ l ) .la
h rir ta claimant, ana thall ha *»orn lo h>
Ch ildrrn a ir *« often the recip
nuiifw.l ai.a r«|uli»a ii»-|if»«»ni anir tha ilalmant i| r m . nr altorna). ients of irifla that v*e forget that
rlalm* ana UMnsiid* Which vau, nr an.I any auch rlalm nr demand not
should alio learn him to give g ra
either n( iliu, n**v n,»M . l i i l . i l Hi a io M id thall t.r told
estate m e o n a n i l n .t M t u m v i x
ciously, Parent* ran help iunlor
w n .V I N N K T PMAI.1.
Je.eaMit, i»ie .1 iM ‘ .... 1111 t.. it,..
A l rih 'llto r of lha t a il del plop I Ilia alliitiute ut Christ*
County Judge .If heniltude .'minty,
W ill and Testament ut
Florida, at hi. ..(Mr* in the cmirt
Kdwar.l ITtlaha 11**1*. tna*.
houte c.| »*M ("opntl n uenfiinl
dacaaarrl
Not Oftlv ahotilil U r tra il, loiilto
Florida.
atthlh
tight i-alerutai First piiMlcatlon November la. Ilto
that to Rive la aa bteaaml u» to re
reive, but w r should never dl<
coinage a child (non tluiiur a kind
ly art. adviae* the National KinderFatten Association.
hillillinraa la onr of tlie t|lialiie- that we adtnlte most in out
friend*. It inual, however, ( # ru ltisated in chi Id Inun 1 If it I* to flouriah in adult life Hv irp e a lrd lv i*rr
form ing little a rt. of kiudne**,
the good habit i* established and
ht-coiiie* a part of character, just
a - undesirable brhavmr lying sir
stealing— hv repet iI Inn become* a
habit, sav» the association.
Th e association cite* the ex
ample of the little hoy who return
ed from kindergarten his fan a
light with enthusiasm, as he mad*
TO
C lIlH l
ALI. I i l l l l i l l l l i l l
PAGE NINE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
A.\l» P i l l -
a special m iuest of hla mother.
".May I pick some flowera and
take them to Mr*. EvansT She’*
lint well, and I am sure they w ill
make her feel le tte r," he asked.
1hr
lad's
mut her
thinking of the beautiful array
to. I house fliiwer* this la.ls's mans
friendk must h.xvi tent her. T o
sof ten the disappointment. yht
said, T m triad you thouttht af tak
Ing her same flowers: hut our* ptr
Hot sets ptetty."
"M u th rr, you just think that tiecause you see I lie m reel* .In'
think the* ate beautiful, and I am
■me "he will lose them," he tinted
•'Very Well,” till mother irplied
‘T i l t going to pirk all the hap
ps looklnir ones," he said.
Junior's selection brought toyet her a curious assort merit of
flower*, toil as he Went through
the gulden. rhisisini some of the
gaudiest llowers. lie leiuarked.
‘These an* *o bright and cheerful
that I am sure thrs will make her
feel glad. even thouith she lliu*»t
-tav >• liisr room."
Ill a sets shotl time he had
gathered and arranged his offering
to his liking and had left for his
friend'* house, happy and proud
of hi* trill.
The t in t day junior's mother
alb'il to « r the old lady, and
when she entered her hs-droom. she
Special Games For
Youngsters Wi l l
hffrlaV*^f Al«» Please Rapa
Ray Got I*
OZARK IK E
Sl’ N r-s f r a t u t r s
* l«ni^r»l to
Small fry who
mill the family gamer e lid e w ill
find spsvial toy in Santa'* ll»6ti
pack.
Ness to.aid games for Hie "can't
tend or w rite’* set have been deve
bond with technii|ile* u h irli hold
the interval of old mviid>ei» iif the
family too. This year there'* a
game for every tiody from tlie p la y
pen to the los-kiliK chan
Key, the tilt-las' game Is one of
II.e new hrt| seller* fio tin- tyre
school crowd. It uses a field of
hevagonal spaces on which players
attempt to build an unbroken line
In a - l ream lined adatilotnoi of tictac-tue.
Io n ('a id - also provide Hew
diversion fot mm trndei • Each
la id shows a familial uniinal
shatie with cut-out leteis imliealing the name. The plaver who fills
in hi* ra id first wins
The Cowboy rnitc Is t* fbvleil in
a satiety of Imaid games that
ut >b re range-riding conflicts n*
the bast* of competition, sponsors'll
by such popular character* Howdy
lloodv and the I one Hanger
4'inilerilla I* retuesented bv ii
colorful boat.I game with u bag full
of slipper* n* playing piece* and
picture card* that make it easy
fm p ie .school children
For
school-a y*e
youngsters
there’* a vogue for teal-life situa
tion* In games. I’olitlcs and lug
game hunting, financial specula
tion. foreign trade and oil tirospc-ting are a few of the ru rn -n t
topical board games.
For indoor athlete* there are
many tteu
variation* of dart
games, hockey, Initial d*. lgiwling.
-he wa* siilprised to see her son's
offrting held a |uomloent place
among the display o| hothouse
filooms.
Ill serving that she wn* liHikirig
with admiration at her beautiful
flower«. the old 1ml v remarked,
"I have had many lovely hommet*
■ent me. hot tioni have given tne
*« much |d»‘usote as I he one
I I ought by your small liov A r’ lft
ftoln a i told is
i|t-fihiti-ly a gift
••f loss-, for there i* no preti rise
with children
Hi* flower* have
made be tcr> l-uppy ”
The mother etplailieil tier heslt
lance about allowing him to take
lo r such ordinary flower*.
’ There’* where you made a
mistake,'' counselled the old lady
gently, "H a d he brought tne some
of the choicest lieaiilies of the
hiillinitse they- would not have
given me neatly so miu'li pleasure
III- laimpret was n gift Pli'Minlfd
tpy pure affection- a gift of that
-o rI money cutllin! loiv."
basketball, hasebnll and crootlet. j
scaled down to parlor sire. A golf
putting game introduces a new
device that challenges the skill and
saves thr r nr pet.
Fd Sharkey, guard of the New
York football Yank*, !• a fonty ear pro veteran at I lit* age of
HERALD
Want A(1h
Far Rfrulti
aealr
la The
a ll H a i l W . aa h lls h sg
S is f s rS l l r r v M ,
I
time
iM rills *
I ** per
9
ris e rs la * p e r lla e l a s t r l l a a
a
lim e s
as per Pa* ia s e r t l-p
sa lim e *
a r p e r lia s , la s e e lU a
*‘ls e seargs ra th e lla e .
IS e a h le r a t a t a r h lp r h fa r* ra p a .
PHONE 148
% t ,
W a a l A d a s till
he
a re e p le g
a t e f t h e la B y p h -a . a a m e m a r a a g a m e h a r a a It t e a *
M as
la
tta leg la <hp i r l e p h ^ a h a a h . l a
r e r a r a fa s fh ls a e e a m m a g a lla a
i a e a g s e e lls a s Is e tp e e ls g la aa*
p r a m p llf .
la
a lg a e fas a
Is
i r a g r r th e best p -s s lh le S.atlre
a ll W a a l *g a asasl he la s i r a f l i r e a a Ih e ga y hafaf# p a h lla a .
rla a .
Please a . r l l r •• Im m e g la l e li
I f a a eeeae a e e a rs la ya a e a g .
W e r* * s H l
he eespaaatble
fae
■ s r s I h s s aae V a re fe e e l
fle a .
K IL L S SW A I* S H lll' (1)5 K. (lb
SI. We Huy, Sell or Trade most
anything, {’hone 1U* J . __ __
.ye both lose when you don't bring
your prescription* to L A N R Y ’S.
I'hone 103
_
____
r l X F O O 1-KKIiS: Cbmpletg Unw
Hunt's T u i t dfi Feed s to f .
C>iXs G IF T S , new rawing tnachine* at llc rl’*. 5 !) E. Firat.
Phone I
________ _
NEW
TO Y8
And Gifta
At
Hart'* 321 K. F lr»t. Phong 1 » 4 .
F R IE D S H R IM P Dinner "Th e
Ueit Shrimp on Karlh" at Horner'», 324_ E .J * t 8 t . _____________
W IN E fot Fru li Cake or table at
Homer's, 324 E. 1st St.
G IL B E R T Panama Chocolalea for
Christmas at Homer’s 321 E. 1st
St.________ ____________________
D E L IC IO U S home baked
Fruit
Cakes, Ideal for Christmas des
sert, Ideal for ChrLtm ai gifts.
Wk lb.: 2 lbs. |1.7fi; 3 lha. <2.66;
5 lbs. 14.25.
.
Soldi’* Home Rskery
217 K. U t St.
.. .
Phone 1166
G IV E a beautiful crocheted bed*
spread
for
Christmas.
Ph.
158B-J._________ ______________
G R E E N English llolly Red Ber
ries, Spruce Pins Trees, all aise*.
Vacant Lot next to Hunt** T n x edo Feed Store Sanford Avenue
between Lit and 2nd Bt.
G E T M ir. Brown Miller'* fruit
eakea at P irg ly-W Iggly and
— I
FO R R E N T
1 Talda Supply Store*.
.
N E W IB" Jig-Saw , complete with
W E I.A K A A r A T J E V T B .
Bench. Park Ave. Traler Park
and Store#, lid W. rW it 8treet
Mr. Bayne.
Phone 4W -W
f , 1 ______ i’E A T 35c bushel nr lt.60 cutdc
ffitTkenetle Aptl. week, month or
yardjialiyrred: Ph I M - W .
reason. Sluinliertand C o u r t , I i U T C H -L A P
asbestos
roofing
IRway 17 A K! at City Limit.
shingles— cleaning out stock. See
N EW Furnished and unfurnished
us for bargain price.
liuplei-season nr year. See Wind- S H ER M A N C O N C R E TE P IP E CO.
don. 110 South Park Avenue.
McCracken Road ____
Ph. l l t l
SpeeJaT*gift wrapped package* of
Chriatmaa Cookies . . .
BOc
A— R E A L B jl T A T B FOR SA M M
Robb's Home Bakery
217 K. 1st St.
Phone 1 IM
S P E E D Q U E E N troner and Model
IN C O M E PRORKRTT D U P L E X
A Ford— Phone UMB.____ _____
Plantation Eatale* high location,
large lot— custom built for sale O N E U S E D bed. Phmta 1279-J.
Mm. English.
below present ruMtrortion e«*l*
— See Whiddoo D !*
U*rk c f is liM A N Motor Scooter,' excell
Avenue.
. t*.
. . .
ent condition. Call 7BB-J. W ill
make a good Christmas gift.
INCOM E PROPERTY DUPLBX
Plantation Krtate*— large lot— O R A N G E S — I I bushel. J , T . For
tier, Rt, 2, B oi 496. West Ge
ru to m built for aale below prenera Avenue, Sanford.
Mat con it ruct Ian iw t i,
!1. Park Ave.
Whlddoo, H A H.
T ^ rf f is rp ilir - " iu r ia
N iw
m m
i Z rn
Used Work Pants
i^Kpis
A R M Y N A V Y S U R P LU S
Ph. JLUl
1 « ROOM h o u s e on extra U w 319 Ha a ford Ave.
lot with bearing tree*. I Good C H R IH t& A S Pnilt Cake, the beat
in town! A t
Duo Therm Hot
Water
Robb's Homs Dskerg
Samuel Fulton- 1 120 Locust
Hwna 1 )M
217 E. t it St.
A n . Pbcae 107B-J.
THE
SANFORD
IIERALf)
35?%as;;1
I'hoar
g S tf
C H R IS T M A S Trees any .ire Or
drr now, will deliver. Call Tlh'i-J.
•1 ft. S E A M A N Hototillrr, pratIIrally new, bargain at l3ila.(Nl: 7
ft. Oliver Harrow, Model C-Ca*e
Tractor, ready to work. Phone
lOKA-W.
RCA
Sound
Movie Pro lector.
Screen, Ileasonahit*. Also Servel
Itefrlgvrator. Music Ibn, I'll.
P.V3.
_
A K T K T .E S
p i
W A N TED
-«
We buy, sell A trade u.ed
furniture. Wlleon-Mater Furni
ture C o. 311 E t«t. I’hone OMt.
7—
Pela-Llsealock-Hopplie*
— 7
D A LM A TIO N 'S
4flrr station or
coach dogs) pups. From 6 to 26
dollar* each. Russell's seed store.
Phone 41._________
W H IT E LE G H O R N S , rea.lv to lav
shortly. Box I IB. Upsala Road,
__Sanford.
___
H ELP
W A N TED
W A N T E D man for delivery and
other work good at figure*. SeaImanl Oil Co. 314 W. 1st.
C L E R k -T V P lS T . kfort be etper*
lenced In |>o»ting.
tialancing,
filing and general offire routine.
Iteapansilde position with cstahll«he<l local firm. 40 hr. week.
Write giving age, education, experienee and salary desired in
first letter, to box G H r « Hereld.
F O U N t A j K and Floor O l r U -e x perienee preferrril but not necessary— Apply to Mr. Rill at
Tourhton's Drug Co.
O U T O F W ORK OR ON S H O R T
ER H O URS. Write us immed
iately regarding opportunities
to supply consumers In City of
Hanford with Rawlelgh Products,
full time. No experience needed
•o start. For interview, write
RawfHah'a Dept. P A L-4 4 0 -IM ,
Memphis, Tcnn. _____
('all I’lione lUMl fm
All Type* til Hook Work
Mary McKinney Hookkcrpiiig
Service
Room 403
Atlantir Itsok R illdls*
Drag line, bulld»tvr, aump ‘ruea,
murk, fill dirt, shell and rlsy
by load or jok Contact II R
t.’jbsted, and n**oclnte*. 101‘ F.
" f w Y o rl Ave., DeLand. Ph
450 nr 2 B V W _________
DRY C L E A N IN G . "San'ltone" fm
those who want the first. Trv
our expert shirt service. Stream
line Dry Cleaners A Laundry.
Phone 1082.
ROOF WORK of all kinds. Fairs
and Gutter* Repaired and Paint
ed, New Roof* applied. Painting
and
raating.
Hanford.
I'h.
IU9H-W. II. It. Arkrnhurg
N EW KI.UOKH rurlaced to per.
freturn Old floora made like
new. Finishing, rlraaiag A was
!ng. Portable power plarl. 22
years niperienee la Sennit!#
County, II. M Gleason, l-ake
Haw.
L E T U8 help you recondition V"'ir
yard. Peat, 40c bu. $4 M ter
yard. Muck Fill dirt delivered—
Phone 1290— Shell for drive.
m i W . D lilt
m m m at
« nr m m ** *« »g
ways, alto.
.M O R K C H R I S T M A S C H K K U W I T H
m
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ID
h im
hr
t # u »* ie «
t IH f. T i l I a M
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D IN N E R O F T H E
O R D E R IN G T H E
w a n t
U>»
t h e
r e s t
Y E A R , SO W H Y
TO P S
FLA. G R A D E
l A W N .M M W K h S
TH IS
YKAR
m ar m m w at m k m m m ar w m
in
p o f l t r v
f o r
N O T A S S l H E M i l It N E E D S
IN I H ' A I . I T V
\. D R E S S E D
NOW
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ha** li#en using Itedsn.l now Ml el-n.«
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BUY ENUFF TO LAST TIL TUESDAY-CLOSED MONDAY
Christmds Food Vdhtes!
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10 lo 13 lb. Sira Pound—
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Ducklings u 59c
M irs » R of.ting
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Chickens
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l.nrc*’ Mnkmc
Hens
Don't Delay—Buy Yours Today!
tii or Wlioln ClirlT'lina:
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Uuruiykiftd. RoudyliFEall
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Swtlt# Promium
Hams 59
J’cmcy Christmas
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Corn Tod Pork
Half or W h o l* -lb
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Pofalocs
Cranberries
lb.
19c
HAT-IUTE TENDERAY
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Sirloin Steak lb.
Rib Roast lb.
Chuck Roast lb.
Brisket Stew lb.
Hickory Sweet (.(trip A
98c Bacon
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89c Mt Vermont SlirH
69c Hvult Premium sliced
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39c Bacon
Land O ' Sunshine!
In Cartons!
In Quarters!
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LEMON JUICE
CRANBERRY
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C rackerjack Cookies *> 39c
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SUPERBRAND
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ST A B T A M A L E S
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ST A B 0H0PPED HAM
Mince Moat
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Raisins
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Drained Halve*
C it r o n
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Rice
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45c
Itall'a Poultry
Planter's Mixed
Mart! Stuffed
Pillsbury Whit* Cake
Seasoning » 11U
Olives
I K
60c
S t a i n ’’
Feney Sliced
Pineapple Lk 07a
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Big Four May
Hold Meeting
in February
Efltahliahad ISOS
Santa Is ‘Had News* To This Boy
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D e c T H - H t A V - The
n trrn power# aprred today In a
g Four merlin); proposed lay Ruv.
iia, if the Kremlin will agrrr in
broaden the agenda to intludr
outstanding world prolilenn m ad
dition to Germany. Foreign Office
lourtr# laid note» delivered in Mo»tow tonight suggested that the
fottr power#’ U. N. delegate# HOlk
out the agenda, lime and place lor
ige meeting.
There have been report# that
the four foreign minute* would
SANTA ClAUt MAY Bt TMI C M flO ttT .e-t ,..n in ||,r world to melt youngbe invited In meet in February in
aterx. but thl# hoy in NaVlet. Italy, v anti mr purl ot him and l*llv It in
New Tnrk City. Thi« wa# neither
loud and plilntive note# lie U hiding i ci.i.id a little girl, who dor n’t
ronfirmed nor denied in French
ahare hi# sentiment*. N. til ■ , p c . I t-> An'h-.ny Pelitere, chlet p'i>e
filter on the USS. A'lirno.wlrflti, ut i -c err w gave the Christmas party
official circle* tonight.
for the otherwise g r.-trfu l ktil id Naplr
(I irrinilinnfll .Vouodpho.’o)
The note# were drafted in #nI
iwer to Ru#tia i No. J iuvit.-lion
to the Weilern powert for a four*
Jpwer session on Germany*# future.
They we.e approved by the Pig
Three foreign minitlen in Pru»
|e|# Tuesday night. Die note*,
which are identical in view|*oinl
II# ftlM .A K D I O N M II.IA
hut different in wording, were de.
Ih r tptrrl ol t'liritlm a i it overshadowing the dark tlirr.it n| total
limed to the Kremlin through the
w a r -mil it m.tntfr»l in Sanlnttl hy hurrying iliop|>rr«, gaily d r i o m l r j
three embaitie#. Moscow diipalrhe#
ttilidow# arid i lo r r i , lighted tree# in thr park# and many Chflrtm ai
Mill repreientative# of the three
|>attir> rnjoyed Ity tliurilict, d u h t and hutinei# organi/aliotit.
embassies called on Deputy For
At night thr downtown section
eign Miniitrr Andrei A. Gromyko
prevent# an intrrrvling pattern
of colored light# over the street*.
* i » afternoon.
Dark Threat Of War Is Dispelled
By Bright Christmas Decorations
Farmers Market Gets
1st Sand Land Celery
Excess Profits
Levy Approved
In Conference
President’s R e q u e s t
F o r Emergency Re
organization Pow
ers S i d e t r a c k e d
« PARIS.
lilm N M M on p#i> r » n
IN D E P E N D E N T
Erie Cocke Warns
OfRussianDanger
At Legion Meeting
In Fort Mrllnn Park la ■ large,
lighted Christmas Tree and a
•outlier trrr i* ilmllarly ilrm ralrd
In ihr Fifth Street Park. A
thatched hut depleting the Na
tivity aeenc ha* been erected in
the perk hy thr Seminole County
Tuberrulosl# and Health Associa
T h r figures In the mangrr
National Com m ander tion.
trenc are life altcd, and are IiAsked T o Dedicate | luminatrd at night.
W ith th» aplrit ol worship
Municipal Stadium stronger
than ever during the
prevent war rrlala, a large at
Civil dtfrnir in cate ol war tendance la expected at the #peclal
would be a hig it#!# for lliotr with Sunday and Sunday evening programa which will be presented in
military training. Erie Code. Jr..
Sanford t'hurrhea.
Dawton. Ga . nntion.il commander
Sanford and Seminole ('mint;
IV
of thr American 1^‘ginn, told a .’ re no| fmgotting the undrrprfvilg'-d
children.
Xt
S:00
o'clock
31:00
o'rloc
group of about
vrtrrani and
more than
legionnaire# tail night dining • •(H) rhihli<n who have rn-rlvnl
brief itop at thr l.rgum Hut en |Mi*t raid# from the Elk# will
rntitr to a tupper in hi# lionor in gallier in front uf the Chriitma#
tree on the Klka lawn on Fait
Orlando
Second Street to receive pre»ent*
Arriving with about 12 Legion- from Santa Claua, Including toy#,
naiie# at 6: VO o’clock Commander candy, fruit, and rlotlllngR. P. Sharrock, chairman In
CcM'kr anil hit group, including
ehaige of the program, today
Department Commentler Dm Car •*|i|e-M-d Ihonk# to the American
roll .,ml Stair Alll'ltarit A Hri I 1 1 gion, Pilot, and Shrine Clnli
Tha Sanford State Farmer#
Market received llw flrat local
ahlpment of aaml land celery of
the aea*on yesterday. tab I Managerl Sandy Andrraon.
It #>a# grown in the we#t ■«■*--1
fm in l|ilng lo rnakr *hr ChrUltlon of I jik r Monroe by Herbert M om . wat warmly nreetnl hr mn of thri* ehltdren a m rrr)
Behren , Ita iniallty vra* very iiicrnh.fi of ill*- bo •«! |«o | uulml •>iu
good, ami it sold at market prime,; ing pail Fotl VI Commamlet |«mr»
Mare than 7S thlldren will
[ aald Mr. Anderaon.
Q . (talloway, who pretcnlril Ion# receive mm a mrtmenl of gifla on
Prtm* on relerv varied from
of c c lr.y . Dot Com I
•3-Rn and $3.75 for 3-4 do#. In with •# CMlr
aa a •
•■ A | |
I fi I111*. A Ctlfll IllillwR
!»)T
paaeal. and $|Jt$ to In.Id for t*i4mifv K iflyV H«imhi.Mrr «« mI | J M k .Morri«»n and W lllU m KoW*
golden variety.
i other leading Legionnaire#.
livery
Supplies wera fairly plentiful
Commander llott*ehnhlrr invltr.1 gift* to undrrpriviliegad children.
In rltru* and tlemand waa active1 Coinmamlrr Coeke to dedicate the T I m- Salvatinn Armjr la alio pre
on orange*, grapefruit and tan new Memorial It.-i-rhall Stadium paring many gifta for adult* and
gerine*. Florida Inmatnr* hit Ih.- when It I# completed . Among rhlklrrn.
aekpot with rratee aellln- it llowe in the wrleoining giiMin wrre
Many partlr, liave Iwen held
City C„m mi ••lone# John K rider lately, At lb*-recreation roomiof
I Tender vegetable* were mil of and Chamlwr of Omim erre Man the Florida Power and Light Co.,
1the deal due in fatal weather fu«Wednesday night, more than 200
dltiotis. The*o Included squash ague Kd Whltru »
Judge Douvla- Sten.tmm die#* employee# and children were
Rfvppera, eggplant, rurumlrrra ami
a big laugh when he n rrvn trd pretent to rrcpivw gifts from
i pCD ",
Commander
Cork#-, a twrhidlor, Santa t'laui. Phil Hoodapeed and
At the Pompano Market where
with
a
marriage
lU-eoae which the Mrs.'Holina Wilholt, home tervlre
buyere are thronging hopefully in
Judge
aalil
he
rould
u*e on c«ndl- representative of the rompany,
aeareh of vegetable*, squash la
ditinn
that
hr
m
a
rry
a Florida a*«i#lrd in thr program#, ami
aetllng at tIOJIO a hamper, raid
children receive#! many fine toy*
rirl.
Mr. Anderaon.
Pnuting for a few minute* to including dollt, footballs and toy
Rrfrtihmaiils
were
warm him.elf at the fireplare furniture.
S TK TH O N IN T E R N E *
served.
Cnmmamler
Cue
h
r
#ia>kr
hriefly
Three Stet#on t’ nlve»#lly aluri*
|j»*l nijjhl at the Irnkr Mary
m l* will u n im r practical teach* on the intrinational *ltuation, and Cuinmiinltv Hume which waa drwarnetl
that
for
the
nrxt
year
Ing poat# early In tha winter
rorate#! with a hig Christina# tree,
quarter in Sanford for an • thl* country would only have what the Sanford limine#* and Profethe
termed
a
“
papee
forre"
to
op.
i£rrk
Internahlp In elgmtnUry
•ional tVoman’a Club member*
and high aehoola covering n im*e poufhla action Ity Soviet Ru*- xnd gurtia rnjoyed a program of
variety of subject*. They are ala.
Thl* muni rv i* in for a long mualr and entrrlalnment and a
among 3* rtudenta who will raltarm*n was
■lege
of at Icaat right yrara of supper, Marlon
relve title training
In eltlee
matter of rrrrmonies and the en
control#
ami
a
arrlflrr*.
and
th*?
throughout the State.
tertainer* Inrludrd Htanlry lirum O f the three, Lemril Dick* will American Ijegion Iia* the grrale*t ley, tenor: Norma Faye Harvev,
to),
it
aver
had.
Putting
of
a
civil
aagiat and teach under B. E.
■inger and dancer; six veer old
M ark. 8118 band leader. liny dlaaricr program into effect may Susan French of the IHixbury
Ramey will work with Joe Me* l«r the »olution aa fa r a* ixinulatetl School of Dancing, singer and
<r**na*ag o a Waa* lltaMl
Carlin, »octobigy teacher at the
dancer, and Kllen Driggers, elohigh r-chtvol. John Root. ««n of
I P n l l m * oa <*••• T m i
K N iH lITR T K M P I.A R
the Rev, J . ft Root will aaaiat
Tavlor
Commanderv
Nn.
at.
■Ur*. Ola Cochran, teacher of
COURT H O USE
Engiah
at the Junior High Knight# Templar, will hold their
The Seminole County Court
annual Chrtitma* olwcnranre at llouMt will he rioted from tonight
School.
11:00 o’clock Chrlatma# morning,
until Tuesday morning. The City
s ir Knlvhl* are rrnucatrd to at
IU II will lie open for a short time
tend without uniform*.
tomorrow ami rmployoee will have
their annual Christmas party.
IIRRAI.D TO M O R R O W
C ity employee# who hare been
The Sanford Ifrra ld will not he
for more than a w a r will
ouhlithed on Chriatmaa or New employed
Year# Day. How ever, there will he receive honu#es of I f f said City
leek II. N. Sawr. Those with #1*
a vperlal Chriatma* Fditinn nuhmonth* to a vrar of eedflrc will
liahed at noon tomorrow. A paner
rereive $15 and tho*e with Ire* ser
w ill al#o he pubiiaheil Saturday. vice $10. Moit law offims will be
Dee. 30, prrrrdlntr New Year’a rlosed Saturday.
.
C O R R E C T IO N
The Herald regrw U an error in
annogpriiNT a 8 pereenl dividend
to . torkholder* of the Hanford A t
lantic National Bank. This It per
cent dividend waa In addition ta
Urn uiual 4 percent eemt-annual
dividend. James L . tagley, preeldent aid twMjr.
v.r?. •- ■ ■
*HIT A N D R U N
C O LB U R N . Va* Doe. n - M ' ) -
Sli-yesr-oid Richard Hawkins we#
walking along the highway yeelerday headed for church to take
part In n Christina#
A Wg truck w hlay< by., struck
a
jn down.
S a S T H -tS W S m r
lug-
W A S H IN G T O N . I )rt. 22 t -T i
A Home-Senate tonletence com
mittee lodtv a|>|#io«rd unanniliininlv i $ I. J00.000.000 I mmmI iii
coi|K>ration laxet. induding a 7 / 1
•icr cent levy on c u rt# piiililt.
The
If potation woultl incrcaie
A m eiica’* liv load to thr Inghrtl
lc»r| in hiltory
.♦tore,
$4i.lKtO,(Kkl I'flO
I tic ore#rout irto id of federal
tax udlcclion n i i #fi in wai.mie
I'M V when the eovtinm rnl loot
ni MV'Hto.nonoon
Following flojelr «>n the heel#
of tail Scplcinb* r‘. loll l«x «lin "
I m.i Ii imlnidual and cni|Ni|ation
laxet, the nr#* ineaime i> intemlil l»» pniiirle mole l,illt,»«*« for liefeme and m ill plofitecnng. and
clin k inflation
While the cnmmitler-appic,*ed
m raiuir
compromnri
trpaia’e
lull# paurd hv the Senate and
llotpe. final congrc»#irin.«l a<le»n
hat l*een d'lavrd Until Ian. I.
Dial** lo-caipe the Hoipe, fm all
practical pui|»otrt, hat iput # >rt
until after thr Chtitlma# ’lolidar#.
Provident Truman’- re#uie-t for
rinrrgencv i*>wrr to revhoffl- fed
eral agenrie* apnenriil In
-heired until the new Congre*. niccta
next niontli.
Chairm an McClellan Ill-A r k I of
tin- Senate exinfidtture# group told
a reporter the crim p nerved in
form ally to defer action pending
further atudy.
He made thr itatement afirt llw
eolninittce had cotiferrivl Iwhiml
rlo*ed dnor* with Char let AI. W ll•on, the new- d rf rn -r nodiiliicr.
tViltbn told repottrr# when he
left the meeting that Itj hail urged
appro# ul af the Mil. It# alxn taltf In
reply In quvitlnni that it i i too
early to tell how much rtmtuiMci
good# priMlurtion may he rut a»
a revult of the itrp p c d up m uni
tion* iirngram.
’ W e » r r *lll| in the Miialyrinr
?, a _gr ." hr
he »ald. "TVr are annlvaini-
3 |
b
D A IL Y
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
W estern Powers De
mand T hat Agenda
Include All Areas
Of
Disagreement
The acceptance of (lie meeting
wa* made conditional on Ihr llu*.
•Ian#' wtllingnri* to il|#eii*# a
wide range of world problem-. The
Russian* had srrggmtrd talk* pn
(iermanv only.
The la»t previous Itlgr Four -e •
•Ion — on *hc -ub|ec* of Hermanv
and A in trla — wa# held In Part#
from May *1. to June tfr. IIMI».
Jwat after the llit*-lan blockade of
m rrlln wa* lifted.
r It rolled In deadlork mi lhr|
Herman nUnrion. wl*h- France
Britain, the United Stare* ami
Rn-ria unable In agree on unlflration of Herman#- and Hi-rilr, The
onlv agreement wa# that neither
the ftne-inn Miet#>le niir the Atlie*l rouiilrrhloekade of llrilin
would In- rrimpotrd. and that
f o
^
( nniidrriW r rloodinrvi, llttla
rh * m r in temperature nnrtk and
rentral portion*, acraiional light
rain extreme north. Partly cloudy
neither, *,owly rising trmperaturr
extreme south.
r a l b
NEW SPAPER
F R ID A Y
D E I ’. 22.
lO.'.t)
A M o c in lc d I ' r w
W EA TH En
No. 87
l .eiutcd W ire
Chinese Communists R eject
Arab-Asian Cease Fire Plan;
Rocket Ships Bombard Reds
Chinese Assault On
Beachhead
Beaten
Back By Infantry
I d S h a r p Battle
I t l h > (>,
| lr r .
Wilson Confers Willi .Marshall
I O K T O . P r r T T ] (A*)
Com in,111,-t t Inn i linui'lit tr)r# tr(l the
M lr.l L nitr,| Nation
r|fnit, to
| lirgiilialr .# cra#r-for >n K "ira rx trrpl upi-n , <-i.,lil«ui |h ,l .,l| lorn.-n
t,|»t— |(rt|
IftO’P* Mrrr rrporletl -aulti „(
h ore* * 1*1Ii P*r«llrl tt.rvight ^,,,1
loeparinc a nr-* offriitite at thr
hinr-e t ammuni.t re .im r rejrrtrd — r (rrp l „„
|(,uf||
ti,M,|,, i|mt, Kmea.
Nmnuans
'-iilulr.iw Iron, f , u,i o n ’ and
ll,r ( Itmeir llrd regin.r hr „dnnt*
teal lo tl.r P . N.
l V " r* *• •flange a rea-e llrr.
J ’ * dP t"* radio broadr.., #
•te rsrtfc1?
',,rm'tr«h-“
U e r ir i,# T T l W r a - . l
l r r « K{
A i,x-|Kun( tlriern-nl i,v
“f ro^ '
ll*d
Ptrmter Chou K n -l.,i wa# broad
tail I nun Peiping til t hlneie an#!
««
ToouTTn
7'"• rra*e-firr.
,,n *h*rl' hr
JuoM u ik of
N.VAM IH A t l l l l l a d . Kore.,
T '
Aliirnt .in ti-H,|i.
v*llt today Iwal l>4< L 4 #mall , h-».
*i lent North Korrao attempt lo
prnrli.tle the northern front of
thr Hnngnam lo-arhlirail
•hr l.rttk Irut limilrtl w g..gr
lurni 40.1 two h.irf ,m4ll an... r*
rltange* were the
fr.
|H,itn! m the beachhead, Kill.
( tMpt hr.rf.ni; oil.# r, MM|.
Ih r Krt|, ,|.|| ur.e
|r
pigani/e their F.rri, Third ,nd
41,1 Divtiion. f,„ 4
,||r
h r hlira.l
Ihr rorn.y i- root.n,ring elf >,|
jo Inold up atiaull (mt r , l.ul limy
are (lopertetl hy our firr|w.wri.the briefing of,'iter >,..1
Ih r Red urikr at |hr nurtlirri
edge of the loarlil.r , J it.u lrd .,1
I - ” A, M In ,la v when 4 H r,I
pjlrol ini-h'd ml,, American pot.T1 ;W •),- i<w> inf ant i,-pen
drove it hack. Tw o hour# later thr
Red# hit again in larger forte Th r
tl.arp loral (lad. MM.tinurd until
ft: 10 A. M when the Reds gate up
their attack.
lo n g raoer -mall uni, <m| ntur
tar fire <1,11 were , oniing oil,, thr
twrimetrr from thr alia, k rone
even afire tl.r Communist infantry
pulled hack
l l m v r r , small arm* fire from
the village of Yopg. four mile,
northwest nf Hungmim. and from
a point three mile* ra t of Hung
nam also were reported.
* arrl, ' l-*-e-| olupr* and t)r
l-orre It
fir.. |K7 r|„
,
oti.odno around ,l„l«a,lihead
jeaterda#’ n„,| " r t* lot.lit ,,t
again Inda#.
Held officer , r< dltr<| ,|#,)|Mtr
alrpower and
*’*
thrown up
\Mn,
*
"■ Viftaawii
tiS S a S ""' ww e*i#
*h, m
olgtt
r.„
iV i
Pc.icc Plan Is Called
American Trick To
Enable MncArthur
To Regroup Forces
hraul and Ira m lttr.l m Tokyo.
Il,e •l.ilrmrnt *>ke,l anglilt wlijr
lt,r I I A, tl. A#,.,to ntlion) who
|ltu|N>trd the iea»e-lirr milrr did
not ” tre tlitnugh thr AmrricjU
llitk of wanting ., ir t ir -f u r full
uni pea# r i.eitOlMlmut allriwald.
iH I
1 'nlrtt He,I China’, ilemanth ate
I ” ,l will l-e in,|,',##ll,lr to ac*
h.r#r the Aral, Afi-ito pi,,|M,,al lor
.,
p, k iitr,
t ho,,
tatefnrul
ON AtlUMJNO Hit OUtllt ni hr»it nf Ih* I Vsft t■ * f * i lion Afiriic/,
Chirlra K#Wilton d r ill cmifria In W.» »• v ••• *
„g,* r M.ir»lnil,
iScaeliry. TI» f n**v
m
i »,$ ••t?i•
•••• • «($r in ih»l *«f th#»
W’ei rrtxluctlori Hn.nfl In WiirM Wm II
(!• !• **v«t?i>m*<b! ioti»$flphfif*#)
Trainmen Ki l l ed Budget For Public
In Head-On Crash Schools Amounts
Of ACL Freights To $120 Mi l l i on
I hr , i.liionllrr ,1 I ,t r .Suite,,
Ira* >enl 'hr Pctping t',,#r.i.ti|tirl
tlorr iliir, l triplet!* lo i.e.-,,tiaie
i,o , tra ir lire.
H r,I t'hll ,.i ball a ,|rh ,*,.t,**1,
hand iloimg the L . N ,l»l- ,le „-i
K f ir .t bill >1 Iril I , n home e.iihet
Ilit* wrrk
ll-r He,|t were |„>I |,ciinitlril lo
paitn .pate in U . N. decuiont l«'
•ao-e ll.ry air not member* ol the
U . N.
China*- big po* er .eni In the
tl. N. t* tataioroi by CJuaog K »i
icteyalion
i V
N'ntloualltt
' ’
teldcti the lln h have r, prhledly
ni*d to unseat.
wa#
fio IViping t>rt>ndcM I
language and
lO.tlhli
the
ftillir
[
t
,rl*|
I *,"•
IK AIA, t>a.i.olbir
in
i n 'i loot-I ),j Japan*
I VI I M l A X -11 ))•<
liaintlien #«rre kill,,) and ,1.!
- 11-0,1 I »k>o
111, ritooal, *, P-,1,1,I ., i.i rt V M. I,i.-*iflr htandard
(lie 1Mil 11‘*‘1 . .11,Mk! l. „ M *0 r#7.H7S
other, butt. •« lilt,, ally,
likr hell."
I mi, l i t V M t .s 'l) M-e I’ eiplnT
Senator McClellan -aid govern
tw,, All *nlo Ml til * 1iiim L 1. (hr ,irxr (»**,
I ica, I Ml,
on , (ill
Ii-,' l.n g li.h hioguage hioudmerit reorganisation power, bill
II nulla*** tl* •'**' v.iaXH
-1 to (lie i al-tnet
II,.,I
Itrir
ir,||
Hd
|t»i
*Ill'
t
lane
lirigl.l
liittt.'
probably v*ill lie revitml to n>e#-t
.all*,,*
II*
l***r
(I
h
I.
i
V
4
uiiimtt
•
too
M
Iiin IkH
objection* from *ome that it trotilil
give tdank rheek authority to tlnI lir rtliiii.itr. 1, ,-e#l on an anil
Prrsideril.
Mrs. Iona Shcplev
in PnrMiI*
i i|».ilr«l •in.iHiU
Committer mrmlwra feel that
M.4 07 r
,.
520
■4tli
%e.•
i
■lir
nf
*
Dies
Suddenly
Today
neither Mr. Truman nor Wilton
would ahu*r the rrorganlmtion
iriDir lli-in *|» nui.irol lor rli"
tmwrra the Preahlrnt I- -reklng.
1v ,
Ml*. i„0e L Hhrpb-) died •»-• t ill trill |i»r MliMlIin
(CeeMaaeC ne r* # t l lakii
dr.dv at 7;.It) A -M . l*-luv <t ),*, t$l*lN ll
r
,11$ „ olalJ•
MM »f *•*1
I \ I.I M l IJM » !>•
(too,, a) tl**',) I,In te l Aveton
ii t’cr ri M r • , 1 ,-1,,, l'*ller#oti, *#■-_)■■*• *d the
f M i hr tMl.l V 1
Dux bury School (lives
i:-.i n It Oxley, ( Ini 1
(torf- ,.. Nattnf.ai H»M
and
1, 111. ’ •17 » fr.R.lir.
v|, i. Sl.tpley lin-t mailt
I .11,.1 ld|n-' If It.vldc • •..,-) • I'.lt
ChistmiiM ProRram
Hanf'-.d (,'t thr pa# I , o, -' )i i , t, i ’ • l..i -,ii
ftwit*s
Nile wa-' a number >d ■It- Si-otool
II irill » !|*r f* * „,.l tl !./*«#.
Slierlff lla.-an I’a.ri h a>-1 l'»t
I'mirlut f'lui, and att<o'l'-i
tl>, c1 •1
Tlte Ituibory School of Mao--l, i <•» hot hllliielf Hi r)-r l-r*-!
It,2 I.., . a.-n -1 ond
yrttrrrlay prr.entrd a Chrl*tm*
F lit i M n li,«li»t C h u rcli
II ,l|e# #- lit- -I If, *ellhre p|«t-d
program of danring and singing
1loi,.,,
s lo«il Nupt
Hi.,- i» tin vived hv i » on*.
rli. •hooting ear,>•' at I In I* M.
at thr weekly Jayeee inerting i.i
I lurk and Howard of Ib-imit .....I rl.c minimum i nd.ilo,I’ I■>#* |tt-1 *f ter tile liatlk ha-l rln-i-d for
the Yacht Club verier,lay.
tvheir
»hc
formerly
llvr-l
I
.
fotr
'*4/
Irg,,|i
10
ir
a-o-il l.y the 1
liie day.
President Hill Strmper lnt#»»- Font O f f j ^ Will Be*
i-oi.iing to Hanfor#!: and »>„- i„ „ - a- |,
Katl Ci. olt, a 1-nnl etainilier,
■mount „i the
duretl Mrs. Alton Ihutbury who
Iht-r, O war f.onsherry » f II m iiow . q f , r(.1 ally Hies tl"
Open
Sunday
A.
M.
.i,,| hr t-eard onl# one i„-t. II*
acted a# m ittrea of reremonie•1,lr 1onl. -1niton.
Canada.
Into the vault to find Fatterduring the entertainmentIilfli? It \l
Til*
111. rem ain# win i........... .
t»
-in jh.i.tpe.l on the l l - » I tie ##*'a
lie t ,„ l
Mr*. Dnxbury Introdoeed M)»
f-" fuo- triHnielll# 1fIf »r * r
the I m l Office opr mail deli,, , Wind*,. 1 , Dntario,
«f f|tr |ifF$rnl l»iri „ a ■ lying op a -helf ,n ide the
Itonna l-ou Harper who sang «
r T
induding raal »«-rvirv and Interment.
metllr# of Chrittma# *tmg* a ,- ia r r l
inl»* *»l tlafllll Ml I»r| rill ,! VI II VNIlll.
I'alli t ■iV.*» »*tfe, a >r— ki »• |« . *1
and a w indow
roinpanied hy John Fite. lHt»l*l '7 #K O
.illtl i Lf I m irtiMifit llllt
the hank, and t-t„ rtandner* were
Oviedo
11
tell
School
llr tie r -ang “White Chririma*’
III W ill *Dll
from R.un A. M
11 or, \ M
-,. the ).aok r.t thr llo.r
"ill* **»•! MI till*
The Jayrret loinnl Mi** Harp Postmaater J, m-| Field riatrd tbi- Bobbed Of Equipment
\ l-arik official, who drrllnrd o .<
11
*
il
|«i
t»f»1»F
er and Mr. Ik-tter In iinging morning.
i» In d ■if Id- name, said I’litt* t-,-rt had
•I
a* tat la.* •
At
“ Hark the Herald Angel- Sing”. „ t 7 iTi
lorn working e*treine|y hard
hate no p|«r,. i ,
Fourteen lyprt# rttei
no
-I-1 rull'i I a %' I II It It
%• .ii»«l s* I
“ O Little Town of llelhlrhero'' pot thing-, hr explained, and add
ii
.
•■
' book
r-sgr • » " !
I n : ...a# him- and olm-i np.ip>m n i I r h .4
•The Kirat N w l" and '•Silent
we.r it. g*MN| rondllhin.
on
ni
In
■
total
tal
tr
nf
noire
"
...
’
.,h
r
riallon
for
the
N ight”.
f'atlrriton via* a hero In -eccral
mailing of parrel p„-t i^rkage. m thao II.M * ) were *lidrt. ft on. DoI I 1,1(111 V I VSHIltN S
Mil* Ann Whitaker opened the I alrnrtto Avenue would la- elo*.
employer- to Imnk riddiery action- «r tha- lank.
from the office of tlie civ
Florida Fash*
program with a ballet interprets
Sr#nnl year- *g-* he <#* kid
High
S> IohiI
curly
ye.t, '»v , I*.11, thr rtmil or<ler nrol tie,no
tlon of ’White Chrl»tm a»’\
Imiir* will Ih idi.rrvrd Salurd-v morning
' fn, lour,g divi-dun* whirh iiav#- ta-« o mi, p-d ti# liandll* who l-r 1-1 t-i it*
Sll-yesr-olil So-*n Frrneii -ang •it the Po., Office.
>
The theft #*** >1.*, ovr.i-rl by will. It,,- ot galirratlon ft*r *1* I,o lag, for u .hurt whit*.
and danced thr Cincinnati l>anr.
I.*ri vrar I’atter-on th'-arled
Mr. A’lrld* r«p,cited that r > I*,-ter fold,, Janitof, when t,e re- oi-.rtll,. o. molt- ##,-,,* given I.-,,,,,-.
Pig in one of the hit nuinlwr# of elenhooe rail* ta- made to |l„ .■otti-d for » o i k y o te rd n y . tleorgo Ctrl - Hit* week. M (iin*„n, get,. n '"dd holdup allernpl (-# n Negro,
the aho-T.
lb sod another emplnvr itelpeii
1 ?•* p ttie r on Sunday, and a-t Kelsey, tlvir-do c o r.,(a bb » ho in •ml mar,nget, announced l.-la y
Mia* Norma Faye Harvey sang *"** nntron* to r„m r there and mat, v r - t i g a l d
IteeaUM- of tl-* •#, -pti.iri.il re- run down the N’rgro and - strli him.
Hie theft
#*«* off
and did an acwlwlle dance to contact* in penmn.
\ftcr that Incident. Patterson
•IK-,:-,,- lo the firin'* ca ta log ,le t
dot# on the night it <K<<iri«#l.
the tune of "Winter Wonderland
An all time record in ranrelta
a d ve rtis in g .
'h i*
y e .tr’* quipped:
W aller leaifur, print ipul of liie nod
Curst* at the meeting Malvui liona, 45.NII,
"\Vi*rv‘t anything In tl.”
rrarhnl Tuesday school, »tatr,| that the lock of vnlii.ro of liiiain- •• -'*ri-edeif that
Odham. Reggie Moffet and Kar_
The prevlmu record on the Mifp hod tie, II broken, hot of If,,- p re v io o , I J rounth*. -a id
ly lr llousholdrr.
I til C H ICK R O M .M i m i l ,
,-ne dav last year t»a* T.iJHHt,
the door had not I" •n npeurd I to- fli Ill's exreolive, ntld the
W A S H IN G T O N . Dec l i r-fN—
hy the tl.lrv.-* a* it h.<>I jnnnmd. la,ln»«e* w e n- given In nppreeia.
T h rro #»#- no looney in Un tlon of Ilo - loyalr v and s e rv ir, Crier Stablllrer Michael V. Di#safe na it I,a>I Iwcn r|e|n,i-it«-l lt„- of tio-se w ho nsstrird III ii n u l nlle anno,.need tmlay the Cltrjfpieviuu# day. Petkrd and filing ling liie m a jo r |,iotion o f till* •ler Company ha- eatwcllad a
prlrr Inrreate on it* IP.71 modtd
i n n r u v f in l.iisin,'**
cuhlrieta wrrr, rifled.
ear#, restoring price, to fW .
Hupt. T . W . latwlon. it retider.t
I level*.
H F L IS I It M IHN
of I Ivied", atafr-d today that
The
Krcnnrnir
Slaldliurtlon
Is'tt tl.au (WO out "f 3,18.) Hanthe Hoard will u»k for I,id* for
official said hr waa
typewriter*
to
rcpl*-,attlen ford cltlrent formellv on the rtlv Agency
Hy S T A N S W IN T O N
at receiving word
hut not for a# marry n* n-gi-tintlon livt hi,#, >• -registered ’’gratified”
I IUNGNAM RLACHHEAD. Korea. Der. 21 ( I W . r r H ) - ( A * ) - ones,
were
stolen.
K ntry
into
the n* ir,|Ucried by tin City. II. N. from I.. L Cojlo-rt, Chrytler pre.
Artillery it queen of the hearhhrarl battle.
| #rh#M,l Irrrilding #**• tuadu liy Snyer. , Ity rlcrk »ai,l thl* morn ■Ident, that the firm had accept
The Army and Navy hig gum rear!, out to rip the enemy when hr *tua*l.lng the gl* - in the outer ing. A ll I>er»nl!» pie# Ion |y regit- ed KM’* new car price freer#
still i# well hack from American infantry line*. D ia l’s why to few U . S. door, he said, and turning thr leretl at,- rerpletletl to do -t, at once lo iin l last wrrk.
knob, lie naid. T in ' door to lh<- at tin- City Hall. Tit,' ,|r«-llinr i#
•oldlrr. have been killed or$
The W eather
srhfHil office bad Iwen pried open. lire. 30 and the Imoki <111 not be
wo.iii.led here,
any nation.
ietiiM'i.,<l ontll 30 day* prior to the
Carrier-hwaed plane* kr«i> the I “ Artillery ha* eotne into it# own
J A C K S O N V IL L E . De, 22 <,C>
next rlertiou, he aihh-l.
A U T O A C T IliK N T
Communist* pinned down .luring here because of the character of
Atlanta
12
28
Mr*. W. A. H it* . Celery A#, mre,
the day. At duik the artillery be the operation," said Hhugg, an
I’l.ACF. r o ll At IIFHON
Hisrparck
3H
tR
attd Mis* Sophie McUottgal, ntir»e
gins to lay It* wall of exploiivr artilleryman in three wars.
H »,ton
3.7
23
W A K IIIN fiTO N . De.. l’2 -(JP )
Memorial
death around the front: It throw"A n Arm y gor# on the defense at Fernaltl l.ttugldoo
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out up lo 10.000 shrill before Itrcausr it la not strong enough in llr»pital. received brulK-* and rttlo- Thl-> -lo ry «va» getting ilmckle* Denver
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Damage to aacn of the automo week, Itritish Foreign Minister Wathington
By World War II standards masalng of different fire mean*.
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Membership in the thurchc* is intreaung at a much faster rate than the
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per cent, high *ch«>nl enrollment 1 16.1 per cent and college and university es*
roltim ni H I . 6 per rent.
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investment in wlnml and collrgc equipment hat increased 571 per cent.
Since the beginning of our industrial and scientific development in tha
early IKOO », the capitalistic tv item , due to individual freedom, initiative and
ingcmiiiy, has given the world more of t V comforts and convenience* of life
than mankind had received in the previous 5000 years c f civilization.
Under this sy stem our people a t a whole arc happy and united, arc increas
ing 1heir capital and enjoy ing a fu lle r spiritual, cultural and material lift.
Tiday- our scientific and industrial knowledge aod experience in the van*
mis field* of peaceful activity are open to the rest o f the world, aod In this
respect we have joined with other like-minded nations tn rn m ifa tin g to the
technical assistance program of the United Natiotu,
No nation, no individual, no venture, no private
program for the welfare of people can progress without capital.
It is each individual’s duty to evsnrribute to the
and improvement of our democratic civiliration on a
fa ir to all our people.
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this afternoon, tonight and Thar**
day, »ith frost tonight in north and
»W4 »urd In murk lamia a t K tM *
glide*. ( untinurd (all v, rather.
i
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R
VOLUM E XXXXII
KatablJxhed 1908
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y
DEC.
20,
1050
N'n, 85
.tA S M iitr d l ’ r n « Leaned W ir e
Censorship Blacks Agencies Ask cZgdTO $ 2 0 B illio n M o b iliza tio n B ill
# Out Korean Battle; For Increase
In ’51 Funds BiH
ngWidowG o e s T o S e n a te F or A p p ro v a l;
. Perimeter Shrinks Hospital Head Claims Oh i o d
Representative
Naval Guns Pour Tons
Of Shells Into Red
Lines Surrounding
, A l l i e d Beachhead
^
Utilities A g en cy
Head F eu d s With
Attorney General
Or ASSOCIATED PRESS
Douglas M aiAithurV
Tokyo hradqualtrrs laid down new
rules today for screening new*
stories on Kotran o jxia li )m lor
security reasons.
A licadtjujitm
memonnduni
T A IiA H A S S rE . D e c . 20
imposes! I hr right ol m ili'iiy cen
sorship over nrws dispatcher wit'n- </h A long-smouldering row I<ewout. howevrr vailing il air a* I n( •ween Attorney General Richard
^censorship and specifying no pen I. m id and ihr Stale L'tilitin Com
mission over rnforrrmrnt of ihr
ally for vioUliom.
T lir new ruin were pot accom 104*1 snii-hookir law broke billerpanied hy n’milar regulations in ly into the open today.
The attorney General and Utili*
W adi inet on and olhe, ho rid espila li which arr also the m im e of ties CouuniMioner Richard A \ l l
•wapfied sharp words on the suo
war new*.
Al«o the Army has a*ke,| *hal p el during a Cabinet Hudgrt Com
there U> no date or notional minion dtveutsion of ihr ulilili—s
roundup* of National Guard or budget rerpidl for tbe nest two
preserve unit* culled to active only. years.
' For example, n new»pa|»er l» ask
Ervin laid I lie Utilities Commited to nubli'h only the nan.c of
the unit railed that take* men •ion bad thrown the burden ol en
frim it* own area. In August the forcing tbe anti-bookie law on bis
Armed force* further asked that
there lie no mrnlion In the pres* offlie wlien it should bale U'rd a
or ovrr the air of alert* or separate $ 100,000 appropriation lo
tituven enls of fore** in training pm ipccial investigator! in tbe f, Id
in this country Head defenders
o f the U. 8. 10th Corns held to do the job.
Mack irplird lie fell the U tili
pressing llisl forcea at hav to
night nil along the A llied d r. ties Commtuion had done a good
wliheratvly reduced * llungnam (ion didn't need the $ 100,000 approurea In northeast Korea.
The planned ‘ withdrawal was job of enforcement and tbal il
prosyeiling under protective fire prislion ihr L rg iiliiu rr had given
of ofdlllrry amt the gtms of war- 1 it.
shirt* standing In to shore. Ihntfl.;
" I’ll leave It to the Legislature
b o yt now hold a relatively .otiall
rliert of land only a few « p » re lo investigate that feature." A t
mile* In area around llungpam torney General Ervin •nappe-l.
The debate flared when Mack
harbor.
.
.
The Ids Job of keeping the Red presented a Railroad arid Utilities
troop* fnmi maaslng f«r »'» J ' ; Commission budget calling for
i .out a ttirk «n lh» American* firll 114,440 lew, in total General Fund
U to the gunners lobbingJ ton* on appropriation* than it was given
by the lf ; p IrgUtiituic. The spe
W ton* of >b d lv»t ,‘ he CniiH*•• W
Korean M r trying to |W*H th* cial IHWjWtn fund granted to en
10th Gory* dementi Into the fcr“ force the mitl-lHHikle law was not
While the gunnara held o jf the listed In the request.
enemy home*, there WM ««
"Do I understand you’re not
of telling how long the; « « » asking any money for enforce
keep hark the { .r c ln g thoamnd^
ment of the nnti-bookie law?" Aisteeping ever t U t l L * « U* * l, l,,d tuinev Genera! Ervin, n mi mber
■Usiiisw * « * r w e i s "
„f the lludgct Commission impi'cnl. Other Cabinet loeniU'i* took
|l« S IIS *,S *'■
1~ " *
General
Ervin Claims Agency
Has Not Attempted
To Halt Gambling
Lions Club Is Told
ieWar Causes Change Applications Studied
In C. Of C. Thinking For County Home
Due to the w a T aUnatloni the
Seminole County Chamher of Commerec will have to revla* It* think
ing drastically. Manager Ed U h ltnev told memlier* of lha Lion* *<*■
,|av following a turkey dinner at
llit' Yacht Club.
.
.„
"The thinking must be changed.
r he added, ‘from that of t normal,
peace time economy, and w* rou*}
become more military
minded
*verv day. I think w t can do long
range planning for any eventuHe asked the l.lona to *»v# co
operation to the Chamber of Commerer, and to v l.lt him M n i h »
new cjURiiem are w m pliliw * It la
planned, he aald. to hold open
house ml th* Cham Ur o f , Co™;
mere* following the completion of
b this work which should be accom9 pllshed »>v neat Friday.
Welcoming a vlsitlnr Lion from
flmytona Beach. Bill M ofjflu. M***
Whitney told of the leal of memh en of the Daytona Heath Cham*
her of Commene who “ fight to
servo It." and "break their neck*,
figuratively sneaking to aerv# on
the hoard of director*.
"A city roes cither backward
or forward.1* he declared, "and
Sanford has all the a»aet* » n*fd*
to become an even more mound and
k progressive eity."
The l.lona voter! to cancel their
meetinr of Jan. S3 in order to a t
tend a lolnt meeting of civic duba
on Jan. 2d. King (.ton H a irv Rob
son announced that no meeting will
lie held neat Tuesday.
Jack Morrison, chairman of the
Christmas toy committee, stated
that about 73 underprivileged
children will receive g ift* from the
Unna.
Visitor* Included Mr. Morgan,
► Rnbert Rhawen, a new resident who
moved here from Orlando and W ill
iam "HUP Crosby of Jamestown,
N . Y.
More than 2d application* by
rouplrs for the position* of superIntaadrnt and matron of
the
County Home will I * reviewed at
the meeting of the Cuuntv Com
mission tomorrow morning. County
Clerk O. I \ Herndon staled this
morning.
Although the commissioner, are
expected to consider the applica
tions, they will pruliahlv take no
action on the matter until W. I,.
Rieg, recently appointed to th«
Commission h r Governor Warren
to replace W . G. Kllhee. ia M ated,
said Mr. Ilerndon.
Th* Rev. W . P. Brooks, Jr^
chairman of the Advisory Com
mittee to supervise the County
Home, wrote the Commission, de
clining a request to review the ap
plications or make recommenda
tions for the positions, and point
ing out that It would lie best for
the Commission to make the ap
pointments without anv sugges
tions from the committer.
Daughter Of General
Sanford DiesInDerby
Miss Frida Dolorrs Sanford, a
daughter of the late General
Henry 8 . Sanford, founder of ftanfonl, died in Derby, Conn. Just be
fore midnight last Sunday, ac
cording to a telegram received here
today from her sister, Mr*. Carols
Sanford Dow by Mr*, Fred T.
William*.
Funeral service* for Mia* San
ford were eapectcd la be held this
afternoon at St. James Episcopal
Church in Derby, Mrs. Williams
said.
S IL V E R M A N HERR
Formec Sanford Giant
first
baseman Jerry Silverman, whore
unorthodag stance at th*
plate
baffled pitchers in the tearue. ar
rived her* yesterday and with a
big grin greeted hi* many friend*.
Jerry modestly admitted that he
had hit a few homrrs while playIng on th * team ef the Teachers
U tU ge. Statesboro, Ga.. where ha
Is attending. II# declared that he
will be here for a few days.
COTTON BOWL
K N O X V IL L E , Term- Dee. 2ft—
liPl—Th# moat versatile foottmll
player on the University of T«nnessee's Cotton-Bowl-hound squad
will be Its captain for Ut* 1M1
Bert Reehlehtr, IM -p e n d h a lf,
taek h * « i Belle Vernon, Pa^ won
«I«lR n t.th e an
nual football banquet given th#
team by tbe Junior Chamber ef
Commerce. End Vine* Kaaeta was
named alternate captain.
Present Appropria
tion Is Not Enough;
Prison Wants Raise
Is I n d i c t e d For
Taking Kickbacks
From Office Staff
TALLAHA.siEE.~Dec. 20 <4*1
The Su|ienntrmlrnl of the Stale
Itntpilah for the in,am* ’old the
talunrl luiJgcl commit) iuli t itDy
the imtilutioni can't o|ieratr with
out more money.
t)r V . I). Rogrri pietenlciJ tin
lioipiial'i requet f„r $l2.5"2,HVi
lor ibe next * rnnium
an mneaie of SI
>.(»74 ovrr xi*t'tc»
prialiont an'
.101,527 ovn
lual -spent
» (or the cun
two-year pei.jJ.
"I te no way of iltying in out
prrtrnt allocation ami opc.ati the
mititoliou." hr saitl.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 </!’•
Rep. Wallei E. Hrchm (H Ohio)
was mein In i today mi levrn
cluryri ol illegally taking |xiliTj.
cal contnbutions from i «m > f»rmr.
empfoyci.
Die imlictmenl wa» triurncd bv
a frdnal giantl jury which hat
urrn mtritiyaling allrgalii.us of
"Lickliaclt" concerning Itrrhni
I hr indictment nllrgrt ihr law
maker received icvett conlnl utHio*
tutalling $ l.)« 0 from Clara ’V'Eday and Emma S- Graven.
Hrchm raid in a vtalrmcn'
he ir innocent, that lie hac never
ciirnmittrd a i riimnal act.
Tlie liMlictmeiit allrgcx Itri'lim
rrctivrd the listed contribution*
for use in finnnring hix «ucce*sful rampulgri
for
reelrclion.
Hrchm » » ' indict,,! under sec
tion 20* of the United States
Criminal
Code.
This
vection
reads!
" It lx unlawful fur any Sen
ator or Representative in. ol
delegate, nr rrxtdirit riiniiiilidon
er, nr any offlrer nr employer of
the United Stales, or any i rxon
rereiving any xalarv nr compen
sation for ’crvirc* for i .j uiey derlve,) from the Treasury of live
United .Stales In directly ur in
directly solicit, receive, nr In' in
any manner ruiicerne,| in elicit
ing ur receiving, any assessment,
subscrtpllun, in contribution fur
nny imlitlcal purpose wbslever,
from any *uch officer, employee,
or person.”
The law provides fur a maxi
mum penalty on each charge, upon
tl aa(M#**r** **
1*4*1
E m e r g e n c y P o w e r s H e ld U p
H o o v e r Asks No Kiwanians Told of B lig h t Resistent
More
T r o o p s Be In
Jfniyrrsit>’s
«
„
(irownuv State Celery’ Is. Bred
.. By
/
State
S
c
i
e
n
t
i
s
t
s
S e n t To E u r o p e
Elder S tate sm a n De
mantis Re-cxamina.
lion O f U . S . Policy
The University of Florida's con
tribution to tlie spiiitual, econonil, and v irn ltfii development
I uf the State wit» totlay mitlined
Kiwo«t#n- by G..toe,riii.'s
Kiwant' prestdent-rleet, I*
It
( Itilty » Manlo-V. , director
of
| Alumni A ffair- for the Ulliversily.
NEW YORK. IV c. >i|__ /,t ,
‘
II,
was introduced
hy Al Wilr «rmei I ’rrmlenl llrrltert lb over W n, I.M'I Field and Holme* Mcl•a ij today that no more Amcitc n Ion, Jr., formerly of Sanford and
Iraom ihould he ,enl lo lu ll'll- ft* *
»- his assistant.
until the vmetK in |ie,.pleand the
, , ll(llf
„,,, , |ub. K.lwanl
If,- anti Terrv Ir e , coaaloiaior
I ongtest have had an >.p|Mi'*unitv F. I.nne pre-rided to Mrs. M
of .Sate inttitulioni. «a.U^bc hotito ri|i|s ir the whole qurch, u
D. Gntohel, ,il» t ,r und Mis, I.
pil.ilt at Chatlahoo.'htr aruf A r
n
i i it
! II. Lynch, her a-xi-lntil, several
cadia anticipate a patient load
111- '<<yr.il ’ 1,1 eider latr-man Chnstmas gift* The Club votnl
of 7.IKK) at a daily coil | k i piltcnl
'•ill dehvet a major radio and to dkxpcn«# with its meeting on
of $2.40
20 pricrnl ab,vc pieteieii,ion adtlrriv lonigliiIdled |Ja<
J l in
older
to attend
with other dull* on J.itu .’<! tlo*
•rot cods.
"Our Nation d I 1oliciei In I hu I'liBin ef Missions program at (he
Ic r .siil the jiropoted budget
('tin t." I r lend* <aid lh< perch new Fresh) ter ran I'hu n h Annex
hI'O call* for a flat 115 a month
would hr lin e ni die moil di tni.lt'f In winch they were llivilix! by tire
lnrrra*e in salary for moat em
lb v. A. (i. Mi InnU.
of hit caicer,
ploye*. If tin’ vtaff were put on an
Mr. Ain! I hr wn toM
of
H u
Mr. Item t . tnlimaics said, »i!l Murk •if thi4 1Ib-partnienl n t lie
right-hour u day whrdule, he
outline what he thinhi shouM la'
.aid, ’ll" additional rrnployec m at
Mt ihr University, "where
• h, Unitf,| State*’ fjtut<> course tin n nmli women rivcivr iii'trucing r-IH.MO u year would l>*
In r'lalinn to free nations wiling lion. nut KVOI ding to i i l i ' d , b u t
needed.
to join in practical rreistnncc to oil the h«fi« of titan's n e rd n f
Dr. It open, told the Cabinet that
Comm.in«m.
Is-.idec the inrrrared operating
God,"
fund*, th irr new ward building*
A,Ve,| the nrnh il»l» nature <<f
lie pi u | m i | the work u f t liiM
,
sihltcsv
M
l
II
■
aver
M
il
that
und a tulierrulosi* hospital ”ar«
Slnti
Agt ii uiturnl
Experiment
he nropused to ap lirii- i \ met(cn - St at mn,
itlonlolrly nrcc»«ary.”
whose
tiaealc b
has
Ptdieles
as
related
lo
the
rrilirnl
He *aid the hospital l» “crowd;
brought, In- «aid, millinns nf dolworld situation.
ed to the ilangerou* |>oint now.
bus i f
additmnal in, mm
tu
Th« farm colony for f**M e
"No promise," he said, “should Flor Mr
’ lug a, exaluplt
thu
minded children at Gainesville i .
1e made nt Brussel* 1 Inni anv oven,
f stem crack nnd
I I ' m b i I rm H
»»■
more American 'and fortes n other
to cel<iy in thi*
Europe until tbe American people
etr1 S duirik which
r>nd the Uotigresa havt bml nn on Ih rriixtien Humry’s five ittllltun
hurt unity to explore tk * whole uodai a year tobacco crop.
tuestlon.
Frientitts of the University of
“t^ongross mnv have <tr*rrvrt<!e*cl i binds were on th*< ground floor
moth of t l x L g l'l to mate’ war or tu il"(ttn g tn one uf the groat
rear*i, IrwtTir'TnlV* In i <*"f yori fn. levtTnpinrnta of the stale, fron-n
meld. If we are b) Ija,*' unit)', Mr* Juice rortcentralci, which have s
must hammer mil such vital potent mi development worth him
Erie ml* and neighbor* of W ill
policies iM'fnie w<< are cnmi'dt- deed- i,C mi'll,*Ii- of dollar*, he
iam G. Kilbee In Geneva have r lr LAKELAND. Dee. 2ft—<P>
slnti-i.
iulate.1 » iiclltlnn In which eoofl- First r,<[Mirts of today's riuli ai«t lo l."
Tint former Kit«ablW n l*rs-MluiK -im ti.m i>> svirlitists o l
detice i» expressed In Mr. M l we fro,! visit into Fluriila sh*1" no
suit bI,I. fo r
ami apprrt iation of him a* a neigh adilitionsl damage to truck crvt'x drllt’a view on th ” Ipiestiuu of new ly|a- grass*
bor and upright cltlien.
after Tuesday’s freezing Wfatn- r. bulwarking Western Ruru|w> with at tie, nurh us ranguln amt i*i nMr. Killw*. o Seminole County
However, crop iiinilitluu return, additional American hirer con •ai-iita grasirs, have bad ■ tut to
flicted with those ‘Xpie-M-.l hy do with the devrliipnit- il ol tluromini**lor.er and atock t*i-er. w*» arc nut in from thi* F-vireLuti
President Truman.
tll. Industry in thi- slate, in
Judged guilty Dee. B bv a Jury In area where thi' I'ahokuc n-giou ri
In desfglllil mg lie U 'I'd Dwight pointed out. He also t o ld o f Ii
Circuit Court IVLand on Doc. R *>f ported eight limns of ft°ri'.'
hog theft. The case h*» lieen ap- wcathci. The teni|M<rature dinp<'<l D. Eisenhower ye-,tetii:iy a- 8 u- .'inch designed to avt-tculne new
liealeil to the State Supreme Court. to ’JUvuul 27 in some Glades spot
nrente Idumrna niter
of
Al'ini iitriis disease* and deflcienc) o f
The petition of th* friend* and Heavy frost fornteii over n groat j Foree» in Europe. Mr. Tinman • •M ain minerals in the soil o f
said that more United Stain- citrus land*. Work of th,- Unineighbor* stated:
part of the vrgrtahli.<.rii'h section.
•There ha* been much adverse
Meteorologist W rrrrn O. John troop, would la- dispatched there versily in lidding Latin Ametican
piihliritv of County Commissioner son reported thr lengthy cold Wc*
nations in agricultural pniMini-as quickly us poMlbh*.
William G. Kilbee. We, * i
hi* ther spell simply is ’’not doing anv
Mr. Hmjvrr's audr<-»s will lu* wns strrsseii.
frirndx. long time resident* of good" to Florida’* vegetable crop- i-arrinl over the radio network of
Ill- Iminted out how mall)' n f
Geneva, wish to publicly reaffirm Even if the nippy weather I* not the Mutual Broadcasting Com the alumni of the Univi'l d> nr,
our appreciation of him as ■ neigh- [ killing vegetable', the chill is r<
pany at H P M and retiroadcovt u ) positions ill llit- State la-g|shor and upright citiien. He has tarilinc plant growth, he explain by the National
tt.uadcoxttnj Inline and In C*ongic , i i , . luibnu
limy and well served this com ed.
i iirnpany nt lrt;:tu I', 't
1 S'noli t Smathcr* nn.t llollsiol
munity ax Cuuntv Commissioner,
W
(ttV|[-TV,
Mutual'
television
Johnson said there were report
John Fde tujd uf the Key Club
and ax such ha* earned our g ra ti of ice forming in some orange* In affiliate, will televise tlie adilrcis convent tun which he and Riiliald
tude and good wish**.
the rxtrrme northern frinre nf the at 8 P. M.
Taylor, tngrthvr With f'uach \V(|.
"Mr. Kilbee la never too tipsy rilm * belt.
Ham Fleming attende,! at Win
to do an act of kindness for any
However, th i* condition was in
let Haven.
one, often at cost to himself.
low pocket* and any damage will
tiursts were Col. Everett Young.
“Knowing Mr. Kilbee a* we do, i>e very small when compared to
Gnim-aviHr, 8 . G. Rigg-, Orlando,
we feel that there must have been the still unhurt bulk of thr hlg
and Dr. W. H. Cro'lty of Jano'.
some mistake In ordrr to bring citru* producing area.
DETROIT. Dec- 20—LVi This town, N. Y., who w ire introduced
otiout hi* conviction, and that o
North Florida recorded 2X-2H dr
i »i imHi * 11*»ii i*1 hy ( ’id. S. G. Hairimau.
grrat injustice has been done to greet with heavy frosts; Orlando ytir*n motor
estimated bv the Automoldlr Malthim."
28-31 with pocket* down to 25.
The petition waa signed by the the ridge region hail 29-32 with urn- ufaiturcrs' A ssch iation (AM A I at
h
K,015,750 units.
following:
rold packet having a 20.
Passenger car output of *1.ri72.Mr. and Mrs. O ri* Mathleus, J.
Fort Pierre turned up with »
I*. I.owrey. M r. and Mrs. C. F. luwr of 30 degrees with heavy 700 units is 30 percent alervc last
Harris**, Mr. nnd Mr*. A, L. Sleg, frosts; Pompano 33-37 with li-ht year's record. Truck and bus as
W ASHINGTON, Ib-c .’n >„’
8 , I*. Smith, Mr. and Mr*. J. T. frost*. Tampa got off with a low semblies numta-ring 1,313,050 top The feud IsrtWeen Mc-naloi M,|!>4» liy in percent lust are two Cartliy IliW is ) am! culumniii
McLain, Sr.. Mr. and Mr*. Philip of 37*
and one-half uetrent below the re I hew Pearson shows no <lg,i' of
Itausr, Mr*. Georg* fl- Lindsey,
Johnson said Florida would h*v<Mr*. Donald Norton, Mr*. J. II . still another chilly night tonight. cord made In 10 th.
dying out.
The Association repoit* aver
Kilhrev, Mr. and Mrs. Kdson Gort.
Mrt'arthy told the Senate lute
Th* only favorable thing
he
Mrs. V. I. Friers and Louie* 11. ruuld predict was a grm m j rise age employment included "IILOflO yesterday that Pearson i* a “p„li
prislu,tion workers and 125,000 In
Rills.
In temperature of two or three dr. salaried position*. Total pavrullt Ileal terrorist and charm lei a*frees over moat of the state nnd
. for production employee* wa« 12,- xaaaln."
four or five degree* in
And. said McCarthy. Adam lln'
anu'
11 / 70n,taKt,uo<l. up 22 percent from
Florida.
Stores, Inc., should stop ,|«t„-oi.
1040.
This yenr’s nasxenri-r ear pro ing him «n the radio.
Pearson retorted in a 'tatenient
duction was reported to have a
TALLAHASSEE, Doc. 20- LTh
wholesale value of (Bjt'JS.Onn.non "Sm ator McCarthy is rapidly
—The Stale Prison Division today
with trucks accounting for another making the initials *’M. (V , -up
P«»*d to mean M*rnt«-r of Con
said two Negro convict* were shot
|t.B7l>,000,000.
gross, take on a new meaningto death In an escape attempt U tc
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. "O -bV i
‘mental rase1."
yesterday.
O V IE ItO ROAD
— More than 100,(100 Floridp u.d
The long-standing unfrlcmdim <
R. L. Walters, chief clerk of the fare recipient*
received _____
their
.____ _________
An additional layrr of limrrock
division, identified the convict* Christmas cheer a little rarlv thi * ha* h en placnl on th# Oviedo Road between th# Senator nnd th,
as Albert Watson, aervnx HI year* year.
from Five Points on the Orlando columnist eruntrd into a roughfrom Clay county for assault with
Th* comptroller's office reported Highway to iKiedn, II. II. Gray, hnuee in the cloak room of a pri
intent to murder and Julius (H I- today it ha* completed mailing out county road superintendent, an vate cluh here laxt week \,i-l on
Friday, McCarthy blasted I V irw n
lard, serving t h m years from all December cheeks, follow Ing nounce,) today,
Dade county for assault with In early rertlficatlon by the IV, lf*r<Thi* work bv the Slate High on the Senate floor, coiliiu turn
tent to murder.
Board, normally all check* arc net way Department has resulted In a "Moscow-directed character as
Walter* said th# (too were shot aent out until the 2Hth of each a fairly good surface, which could sassin.” Pearson replied In- » » '
howover, (># smoothed up more, he fighting Comntunixm while M to death hy a convict guard at month.
th# 8tate Road Department ramp
Th# comptroller
aald «3,I23 declared. Work la also progressing ("arthy was helping it.
An Adam Hat official *md that
near Falatka. when they broke cheek* totaling 32,722,1(13 were on the old Orlando Highway be
Mnt to the aged; 28,427 cheek. tween tbe Itig Tree Crossing and night that Pearson's view* and
away and ran.
poliric-x
do not reprc*ent his comOfficial* her# aald they underw*‘0 ‘ *ent to Glndt-rville, he stated. Thi* road
puny’a.
atand a corner’s Jury h>* been Im flW W defiertdenl children and 3.- will be resurfaced.
paneled for an Investigation uf 323 check* totaling 3142,101 were
sent to the Mind.
a l u m n i m e e t in g
RECKLESS D RIVING
the dratha in Putnam county.
Motion pictures of the Honda
Horace Williams, Negro, was
arrcsttsl yesterday a f t e r n o o n Georgia Tech football game In A t
" W 'K K T O F SUCCESS
JAYCRB LUNCHEON
CHICAGO, Dtc. 20—M l - M r r . shortly before 5:00 o'clock on a lanta this fall will he shown nt
Jayne* tomorrow will celebrate
the Christmaa season with a pro- Bertha Kistner bakaxt three loaves charge of can-less and negligent the annual meeting of the Florida
'rsm uf *ang* and dance* at tbolr of bread veaterday— her 100th driving amt running a stop sign Alumni Association of Seminole
umheon meeting a t the Yacht birthday. Hhr w u up as usual after his automobile was involved Count v tonight at H:G0 o’clock at
at 7 A# Me to ha)p her dauahtrr, In a cnllixi, n at Ninth Street pnd the Yacht Club. All Florida alumni
Club,
are Invited, said Roy Green, presi
Bingen wttl tariadf Donna Lon MUa Lillian Klatner, with whom Elm Avenue.
A |W(I Ford coupe driven liv J. dent of th* Association.
Harper and Darid Moaltr o f th# ah# Ihroa. 8k# waa bom In
The p k tu rn will be shown by
Seminal# High M m i Ola* Club Darmstadt, Germany, and came W. Rumblev was badly damaged
to th# United State* In 1172. Her to an Mtimatvd extant of 1600, and D. R. Matthews, directotof Alumni
of
husband d!*d tn 1M0,
damage to Willlama* 1037 Chevro a ffa ir* for th« University
At a fam ily party rolehrstlng let wo# put at 3260. Th# Negro Florida, who will be accompanied
perf ormed by Nonna Fav# H a r
vey, Ann W hitaker and atx venr her birthday. Mrsi. Klatner told waa driving north on Elm Aveput her# by Holme* Malton. Jr., as
old Susan French of Longwood, her secret for Icmgeritr; “Keep and Mr. Rumbley was going west sistant director, and a former resi
dent of Sanford.
on Ninth Btreet, police reported.
with Christine Blankenship.
busy and don't worry.**
Friends OF Kilbee
Show Confidence CropsNotDamaged
In Signed Petition By Chilling Fruat;
More C5)iil Coming
Production Record Is
Set Hy Auto Industry
McCarthy I Called
Mental Cane In Feud
Two Convicts Killed
In Attempt Escape
f
Welfare Recipients
Receive Checks Early
McCormack SuuK<-’sts
Manufacturer s E x
cise T ax To Fi
nance War Effort
W a s h i n g t o n ! D c.
o
h
A ih tcii'e money lull u tiy ir g
moil- (lu ll $20,000.000,t>00 to
New
iperil up motulir.viiun cilaitx was
icnt to the Scnitr i-ni.iv by its
Appropriation i Coiuunllrr
I he Senate qrou|> sildcil inoie
P f i'd tf H in •!'*• lilrr tlllU l ■ 1 «i than $2,000,000 <)00 t, the Lindt
vuird hy the Home tiler appeals
Mlf lit
i r t l i U l i l tV|*r n f
hy Pirudcnt Truman amt ilcfens*
ItlOM It .$♦ I HP*I *4in rU H 'll Wd$
IratJcri dot aiiditiunil itep. lo
lull (I t,l*l II9IT111 lit |)» U
Itlip
ilirtiythcn the jinn-t! Iiic rv
I n 111 (if til* ( r t i lt i l I l.-n ili I \ p r i i
Variety is Cross
Hetwecn European
And Local Strains
tiirn t
in nif*iiit»rf« •»! tin*
Srm uiv.lr < • uMl> I sifm Hint* HI «ilid
Tlie l . u u c l i i i i i n t r
41 1.OiNi
hu
the
. , J - $ 1 . 0 > 4,-
,t.* 1, 'ij..-
ol
v ii\r * fofloivnut a t
ittateyn atul iritu al m ttm eh tar
*1T llt r > !!> ] iim H a ilJu ii!
thr expvnding pt«)i4iiUl, • |» *
[fir rifva «,mrl> •fr\r|ii|H l lift*" gum
sind .it ( i r
1 ••fftrll 1 i i i . r i ifv E l
tirfinirnl ^ t,itu»n. irfitr*rnlii
mu i
In a Imnir fn>nt .iilic-u
.ilc 1 xpendtluic t om:iu -
inrli
lielwrrn i in
9‘*m* .if
approved a lull lo gl»e 111
tbriii (it,in Ik',<iii-ii k ami J urkey.
drill cineigcmy laiwcii tu
.Ilitl il.*» ill* br,| tdll’til I lIlU l*1
ilcirnic , n u ll.11 t i
iiuxlllie, pKaliiiril vrl Ji< 1.1 .1
ll held up action. Imwcvei. -.i
^c-ii lor pLiitinv bv, 1 r,' miii<*
a
campanion
piopoi.il la a,m - 1
.ii..il ilitr (>•■ <iitn|iimr< to ms srt
1111111411 with broad p ,w n . o a
nrxl V* s*, lir iddnl
II •Bllnass Ilk l*av- Bid
He warn,-.! *H. (ik-ii I grower',
however <1 i i Hie new variety It
tirst ,iiit, I ( •» mit'd Inuu plnutitic,
and that ■ vh*fn< t< r" nla’it with
blight rs ie ls i" i ,ioi| i <!,. >m- o,
n t l<',«n dri i !>I| ,'d for -and ht
planting
"S«i <m ,, ,■ lis* *■ not Im-* ii fl Me
tl* |,l >h|<h «- 'Ir * ’ t.'W l •" •*• *
I idan* for g lid in g Krhv
«i,t»nl in Might" bed.- laic t Dt. (’iH-ke of Daw sun, Go , national
Runreebi ( ..mi. t nut that th ,'ointnandcr of tnc American L.......merit a bx»l 1 .......... tgrtml at gum, toniorrow niglit «t 5:40
mi),, nlnde t» "<ti In- l*< T ivvtt- o'clock ul the l.egtau Hut. wctu
fend, and had been .'..nto 1■••< no uisdt «c day by Jar
xt ,Go4u*
tl,,. |'ie tir Ciui-i -nn until l!Mi’ , way, cunuiiitti-e chairman, in co
when the proic- 1 in,* lake*, up bv operation with Judge Dougla
the livsl expcrlmeii! «tat u li>- Stensltiim,
Intnilliced III Genre,
Swan!-,
Uumniandir Cocke will make a
plant piilliol.ii’lsl -d III- lit*ion 1.1ief slop at the Hut on hi* way
f ii Itiiprnht
i Mi. |ucx*l b> to all (Irlnndti dinner, nnd wdl
loliii t'o i on. |u...i l. rit of it--' gnat vetrian * her<- Mayor AnFarm lliirrnu, nn-t |» I ' ' "*V(I- ,|rrH t'arraw ay, n im'nl veteran,
son o f ib e f'xpeTim e t.l *’!-*• Inn
bits tleeli invited lo welcome him.
I’liu , Cm inrrii'idliiial connu1*
Tbe 2!*-)car.obl Leglen chief,
........ .. 11.«- - n-d'-i *1- 11-0 tl.n i f (I,,, \ouugcst in the ot said<Bt(op*B
r
s* <i'll, ii,- County f T* i e|te-i i f history, will nveiagc at leu't six
Colnuieice. w ,ie ud'I'v I tu 1 ! m il,' :i d a y during h-» sw fl trip
ho 'iiv /c -tc il through tlie northern
mnn.v'i tlo
d
Whltm
Hint c-ower -*-<-1 ing infion-., e tl port of the state,
op v a i l i o , ' s id llie t s u n t i l) to ’ I l>. pm mn nt Com
1
K
I ' t - - o . I m t o f CninmeiTe.
- , ii pj Jackson) lb and D#<
Ilf wa- immeillntelv a-ke.l 1" p i (merit Adjutant A Retd 'l»m i
t’ran.-i-' Meriwether atmid 8- ml e f Tailahris.'ri- will aceimpvny
,
R w u rltv i»n$rvii3*rit« ' i» InfsAr s»ii If ™ him M ii in th*- i».n • will b
w h»» con- nliU*, J o h n Fhffficl ! s.f iju itm a n .
furm. Inrln«11rv Mr**
friict u*>rl of ef ri* *
An tm m e jifi Pin'1* wn t'rer'Wl •
Hi iritis « ill ,,r fi . : Oi l s-ato
Mi i
1 t«s)i %
1*
rhs- t si l e %»• u«*.i I « *»o itiitti.ici *'ocko
Mint r hi* i'|#ct»uti mII 1.1* X rttff
Fnrt'* lltirifiii to 1,•'*»f$It*1 f *1*'r *
I- mud., an
•i (>.t 12. II,
int’vi.icni of llio
t ’<mi
Ii
mile motor
o f K u t u r o K iir n * i
w h » i n ' i i p u n p i c t I 't l u n i * d
ore 1'iilrt! ii itttvol •n I ho [-'Him trip thfoiiifh IH *tn!» - from const
Itmcmi
lt» ruaat.
An Info* iffy hMt ih ii ,<-n-.m*nSecretary Ihtfim r <*ur*« t rn»•»i!
oi! on the i!>«tit Inn U\ th* r Mtil il« i in th r Hottlr >*f thic I till go he
dun Wft -v i*t '*11*H'<1 hy 0 Uf 1-i , i ■- 1it.
Itm,i nn to Mw t'onrl f IViniftil ■
•■> •ociirr « nro »•»,1I fr ran .w‘nn •hot hy u voiiHsin -n< p, i . liit In
furd tn o%i( mI*» wlt!i ii fill ncir«* * tlir hrail by ti ttn»> bullet and
1 nk:»* h4 ill'll* which h»f t - l linnltd* •Mplmed thrr«* him *
Would save five mil - uf di*ta r»c» dining W„ ild wm 11
A fter hi i second pw i»P- be wa«
A turkey dinner v,.o 3i*n>! lijr
Mr* M P (I nl rhe!,, nn-t ii I jif IT*' rc< a;itmed nnd wn» ri
D iiistliiO ' tiro, do-orat, I by tl., bulleta by a Nn/i firing -u'lad.
Future Fuini, is, wu- u, th........ Then a German officri adrninLsts-ts-d the i (tup tloutm -,- with a
nrr.
pi l»l shut In t)it- hue k, leaving
ili ad Hut Imurx
Mr t ’os-Up
Liter villag cm fiuind him, hid
him. und wheni Alii i,l forcea
j, ut-hs•d the m ft* h«* w ,i s hospitalIred, unilsrynint I f niajm operaTALLAH ASSEE, Dee 20
Pi ti’,n».
—T iir M ated 25-year •entrn.-,A graduate of Georgia and
given John Mmilo* fur aimed r,J, Harvard Universlti,
Mi Cocke
lo-rv In Hillsborough ci-iin'in private life I* a tinti»portalion
upheld hy the Florida Supreme -xecutivc,
farmer.
*tockral*er,
Court yetleribiy
and prnuut grower nml is someMoutov wa* not se„tenc»-il for time* called “ America’s moat <-llthe 1f*111 crime until the pring f glhte bachelor." Georgia J-yccvs
IPSO when he wa* arrested with •elected him a* the -tate's oula sawed-off shotgun nnd ,-h: i : t ',«»dltig young man.
w'lth consniracv lo murder 8i,er!ff
He w ill leave luck nV’lle at
Hugh Culhrcatlr
niNin Thursday and |,rior to nrTh<- court said the Hdlsb-itough rival here will make -top it St.
circuit rourt was justifie ! in col Augustine, ttunnrll and Daytona
p,rm ilting Moutos to withdraw hi* Reach.
_________
lilin guilty plea und -tun.! Irni.
fl said the circuit judge PMb ltn y
I'V lt t lif 'r
baldv took Into consideration JlouHigh yesterday 57
to«* criminal record a n 1 the drLow to-lay 30
sirr to protect the public from
Rain 00
further possible criminal orU
Total Dec. rain 2.litt inches
Mnuto* Is charged jointly with
Normal Dec. rain 2.27 in,-hr*.
four other* „n the conspiracy
t„ murder Culbrrath. Two trial'
High tides today I-1U A M "-d
have resulted in divider! June',
4:52 P.M. and low at 10:52
ami 10:07 I'. M.
CHOLERA E P ID E M IC
N EW D ELH I. India. Dec. 2 0 l/Pl— Mori- than l.cxi person* are
reported to have died from a
cholera
epidemic.
apparently
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Dec. 2ft '<11
11
30
spread by sufferer* who made a Atlanta
tl
17
pilgrimage to Orissa state in ttismarik
30
17
quest of a miracle cure for the Itustun
SU
t*»
Oicaeiv
d"*u,| disease.
n»
1
Reports published here sx'd De« Moin-s
*7
the rpidrm'e wa* spread by tkim. Frecpe
20
•and' of afflicted person* return N e w York
75
JO
in'* from Rantall. a small OrLsx I ’noeniv
?o
33
village, where ih ry sought treat IV uhlngton
53
"1
ment from a 12-year ^Jd shep Jacksonville
40
herd hoy whoa* “wonder" herb Miami
fit
:1
has I wen (vanned by government Tallahassee
Tampa
57
37
order.
Plans For («rocting
Legion Commander
Made By Post 53
Iliirli Courl lIpholdK
ScMitunue Of Moutos
The Weather
�pack
tw o
_________
« » *.
I’he Sun ford Herald
•
lH '» M
A c t in jr
A nd
n r p A i n s A N r n n n n .n R iiiA
We d n e s d a y
%m (MM
4«tf» »(*#»!( U H M a t
M ure « f .i ju m p th a n
jt e p in t h r ra p to y n u in t o ! t r t v b io n fo r edu catio n ha?* been m ade in B a lu m o re . T ele visio n
i n "w . 4 » .iu *«<*■»•
j ha* been used to place n p ic tu r e o f a d is ta n t in * tru i-( o r lay*
•« •» « •« »!••• M i t t f fo re a class; a second c ir c u it u u s added to place th e p ic tu re
u O M k ! ” t o | o f the r la * * b efo re th e in s tru c to r. T h is created a s itu a tio n
v e ry closely re s e m b lin g th e a c tu a l presence o f th e itis tru c *
to r In th e classroom . F o r th e lie n e fit o f th e g e n e ra l te le
vision audience th e tw o p ic tu re * w ere com bined.
Such a syste m , e im b lin p an In s tru c to r to “ a p is ^ a r" tie9 .8* fo re a class w h ile a c tu a lly b e in g in a ll k in d s o f d is ta n t
places, could add a lm ost u n im a g in a b le f le x ib ilit y to ] classA ****
in s tru c tio n A * te le v is io n e n te ita ln jijc p t, h ow eve r, the
12•" eroom
xp e rim e n t ra ise d perhaps as m a n y d ou bt* ' m hope* am ong
%fl U ijh iiM i»n(lr#«
»f
I k it k i.
prntlaMRlInia.
mmA
MmffrW* «( f« I I l f *»»•«•»Ml* «"f T V pro du cer*. T h e y im m e d ia te ly saw a need to add lh o w I A# k'<• f«*** Ml tfllolMfl li»d * ** III m anship to th e in * tru c tio n .
Af • A« I ft,**# I mp it I
■ llf f lll*
T h a t, too, m ig h t la* good fo r education.
l»A
f|> tp v t*td tA %n ||»mn II « l i t
I mImmA i # m * §»(*»•** IlitprtwtMlP ■
III# *, l i t
I t M ||*»A. * Alr*|X*. IN
ItwH, HtMR* l i l t ,
I "«l».
T h e Y e llo w P e r il
1 lr lltiMlA (■ n m im Mi **f •*»#
,i*»«#lMf#A I'r #*• *.M»k In »«iltl*'4
t «rival 1»I * i t * (At ■•# I «*r ttp^All
I* the old phrase, “ th e y e llo w p e r il," Itectim iog a realfallen
nil lA t f«rp| »#•*• petal**
la t Al* nettapaMf. a* wall a* all l*.v? W lioeve. o rig in a te d it it was fir s t |a ip u la ri/e < l by
A f a t*** dl*piM *A**
i K a iser W ilh e lm II o f G e rm a ny, w h o envisioned C h in a ’* unW K D N K K D A V DIM '. 2 0 . 1 t»r.o I num bered h orde * sw eeping o v e r and d e s tro y in g W estern
c iv iliz a tio n . As C hin a was th e n u nd er it* fe eb lest g o v e rn
TODAY‘8 llt lt t . lt VHK8K
m ent, the d y in g M anchu d y n a s ty , th is p re d ic tio n seemed
tW f.,m plain h itlrrly bcrau*r fa n ta s tic .
Iw .-r- «tr itlffir u ll l „ (ind. till) in
Now th a t f hin a is a p |ia re n tly w elcom ing w a r. th e Kaissome l l n r i and land* n r n r llir O f in ruins. Thrv found tin titv to •t ’ s p ro p h e n d<**- not seen) ip lile so w ild. F o r th e present
»!•*»11 in I * . 107:1,
Chinese C om m un ists have a lot o f ground to c o v e r in Asia
in
ban
1
hr
m
irriU
lc
*li.|
U 'fo re th ey w o u ld Is* in a |« n itir ,|i to take on new a g g r o A loll
Ion el ew herr It is ju« l possible, however, th a t th e lloamoil nl d**l ntarlimei wai pane*
ian m ig h t t r y to use th em to fig lu the K re m lin ** w ars
h» tilt Nrnafr »r*trol«V and **n
o f (o iiip je s t.
In ll>r 1'o nbnl Ini till ninalior
a* QI9C-#fitted !mDel'll11 Aff *b
(ihifhe^rie lh> war 'Hit. errs d
they air ilill i« iriyu* in Kim* pall
to inmr r itr n l.
M l U »>ni| ( hi nl nil 1 a ta b one
at wfII 4 4 iii-o* nr Iwn Imy,
wrrr lullrd n I ’roy dir ollir
mglil
and lln rr mote i.ju fa l
ttlirti dir i« | in whult lliry w rir
islmr ita ilird min * Inucinj:
Ion k |.4»y rn o ii.li In »rr the M l*
cl 1I1inng Itsi fail a llft inmftliinr
like dial li*» happened to you 01
In wrmlirii nf yum family, hilt lh»
lime In ire il i> hrlore it ha|ax**
fi'in l la w in n e ttlin g a
One c a lle r re c e n tly que stion ed the ance stry id a w r ite r
' n , , r "r V' M'\ b" ,ar> o f J in d a n ity and th re a te n e d
, rlo iis l> | h*m o f m ayhem Un*au*e lie was (old lh a l T e x a ,
1
u rg e r th a n ( a lifo rn ia .
,
-HU,M s S
t f t
''O ld . F a it h f u l" o f lh . c it y , h-wc ,
............ L1, / ,
1
A l.itannc W ith o u t f|, I i f»* d u r in g I h r
w ing s h ift h ou rs would IIs 1 m ils M i.ih le . F or fro m its t|oi-•Hied pages has enmr lie U lisw er to s u d i.lliq s iH fllh le |,|,H^ .
r : r r . fh t r r n s tr r ~!*i !....
M ,illln | In rtot-Mii
Any Ills ciijtflirl.
M; r u n 11 \ i t n i i n
llllt'S iS K I.S , lirl.lu ln . I*
TEHRAN. Iran. Per. l e - 'T i
n
— Premier \ t l Ksrmara l«M Ihe - om - t i r - i O r ms n
s . n i lf ir f » i hr ha* ordered i b * r to t h r H lg T h t r r to*)
all * * r ti nn* In a "slate of J th e y w a n t n m ii th a n Ihe
r b r l " h—a ii-r . f Ih r r*ilh»1 te v n o f f r r n t , in i r l u r n fu r
» o 'i) -'li'a liu n and added lhal p u it in uu in te rn e tiu im l
■ «ntM * ar a im rirrri nrsr, u ritiin iiM tio n to pro te ct tin
ci n w o rld
U o n rr a » t- e a ' t l r .
o t'
lir * oho rh a rffit him » ilh fail*
T h r A tla n tic *
Agencies
Ii m ■11Wmw~A l*t>m Vm it#* H»* I
lo* K»nt» h«» (en* a * In t*r*l In
enr ef ht! i« tul temper* an.l yeu
Wne'i «hal lh>l mesn* Pear me
hr haan I hail one in V) yrar*
I >4ii.tn arr pranerr ami I >an<rr
• n<l feimjrr ami tUitzrn in the
barn?'*
’ Y b. ma m*“
‘ t> thr alrl(h pa> h»'l full el
( ir i* ? “
•‘Y ri ma am'
llariSn al<r*l b y tli^ eSc. nl the
*|mir rraily In gn mil Mehlnily |n«
Mr* ,V4fila ■ I. rh |1., 1^. • * *1 *
, ,|n » „ir,| r n lit.lv ami Vali Vah *1111 l h . (all rap f*ll In fine
- a in( Iti
i t . 4 »" lit
' til lua o r ami tea.I. h rtirir hr iln u ly allpprtl nB her hrail
alarming -ay Ur her * -h a l that
,
|(lli
t| X l l y In .hr *« .,
m.anl .n hr o a r Mo
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..............hr, l.r n llv .not, ,|n«n her th.nh.r,
a m r,S anS iM n .M lm
...Irr
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r> l
an.< ......................... rut put
,1
M *uur»linp (1 J 11 ..Mi I fn, th r l u l l
tu n v r it r * T h i* I* so " i i
n f ftUT.tttl nvrr ItMO-Rt spenn.
p rin tln n a «mt I7 t* i Ifi2 inner l l a i
» s * "ctiiR.lv .iV A ilshlr thia btru-
nium.
tt C- P h ilip *. * mI>1 t h r fstm
tn ln p y puw hs* .*7J HAticnt* lm
l i t y o t numlmr in hUlury, uml hs*
a U rg e w a itin g Hat
Philip* "ml bar „l**> -«1*1 1hr* r
ante.
an I
Hhr
cap
„n
Marly h« f HHdrn HlmMlf
l f ,r r t u t „ t
Mlr* * l t
;
Hht t|v.k# a#i W ll?
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M»f •«fAf*l * Awtri pitAili is k**m * ihAt It# • ami# m and *1*111 lh# d»K»f
'1,n ^*4rA lid And iV fitA y* * *
* i * * «i
f a i r F tn lt H jiip V aih I H#hihfl film r * r * 1* pijirnd •ml
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Htrig tltAlr |'ial , lilftr * Mp|»ft«| Ctrl Ilk me lr» fit* M»rl*r wACfftd HI* l* il and Yak*
P ;i | m t s fr (* i I n t is u a l Q u e r ie s
,
*i#r tt#.tt pttAmc «•»!
Va A V*k j »
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,str !••'» n Th^ f if* Va V uhiitlrM a D iH ptm it hint
H*ii n«**n I#* Hit Inp
• McH ♦*•? tiian *
I miphi Itltplum i
Mr* C”|* iir m ! frmtlAnk** for *
Crandf*lhtr • rlf^rA In thr totnrr frfllll h t n t|lfr
fn r m in ultt Thtn h tf M r* HrlcM.
A w eary C n ip d itu tb in s t i f f w r it e r pi. k n l up u Ja R g lillc
and h-a * faihlnc in his
^ |v
A Ih tyH i m r n .td and htr tyra *mllfd. and *ht
p lio iic la ir »ihr flig h t r i ’iT f it ly m ih I
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Wrrr r 1‘ M ln i1 |int*tai t tut ir k
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*Hi ndlk mmi l^nni flitdr Inrfling p la rti and fdntrl
a rn is lo n iiu l (» such ip tm i- s F o r a m ong Ids o th e r d u tie s the
tv tlanttd on Iht lo|* nf htr fttid »r«( in d* Y#m« fittdn I hihig n* fh tlr filnti I f f * and Yak-Ysk
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M v nim r I* flt« ‘ t|m* rt and i f t t lid nn H*r
te js ir te r is n ig h tly called upon lo answer a I a ir rage o f
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H igh •u h is il k id s w ith to u g h a ssig nm e nt* is me h a ir
la sers I o litic la n s seek lo n g -fo rg o lle n dales. A n d m ure
hol'ly made Tad " r ' ' |M,rl, r *H w ,,r' '
('enh»rHhi|) It lacks
liHik
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arc n " f s r ih llr a st t h r m lu n v t<<
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s r r "u rg e n tly nec«h**l" Im fn r* h*
• l« t r i» fs r r il " w it h n most rc tlnn* n rn h lrm ."
T h r |ifop *'*r*l f mi in ru h illv 1*1*1
K* t w ill p o ir h lr I'Jn n nnintl. Ino r s i o in . s la b r * nn.l nn ,'atim a .itl |R percent ln ,T rn * r in
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Thr t’ri*im |)lii*h*n nf th r Ht»t*
firp sttm rn t n f A g rirn llin r -iil-rl
!K .I^*ln fo r the fir s t
tw o y rn r*
an in e frisr nf 117Jji.**> m . , win.
II haul MpppiprUtfst In 11 * a m .
IIS tlT inure than II sctiiAlly lit*
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• rm * r * i r * n rtn lril t** k r r p "ro ll!
p r tr n t men On t h r j»>h" n f ilu p r - l
in g , | * t r prisons.
The H .a lr P rison n l H itfn l't
put In i, r n i 'i r - t fo r
e*’
fu r l:i!SI*r.'l P riso n Sunt
I
• 'tiRpnisn m i I'I I h r prison im s l*
nr • f s r i l i l 'r - nn*t p in r n t *’vrrrrn w ilin g makes It ilif f ic u ll <*>
K im ril InniA tr*
T h r prrson K»*1 a $2UWl.tn| sn
u la iy u n i s tn o p tU tin n h, IPin a n*l A*tusllv
Slu- »*knl 11.1,• hs*l I I . H i m to sp rin t
w ill go before the
g o ve rn m e n t mqn,
in s n * lik e ly w ill
b a rg a in llm m iii» p » u ln r
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t i n m a n y p c h s h ly w m il
lo n to rto w w ith h o n rn d \
the
W est
tir r u is n
I
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i c i u l t * o f the co n ftic U c i
p ln t n l G e n u a l D w igh t |>
Sluivri lit th r hcstl o f u I
in le t nut ional A n n ) o f |
to in c tu d '' U iT liian n id i •
M rin U l
o f A d rn n n ri
d o m in a n t
n u ly , I V
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liv e r C n m a n jf's nd* in lh
c m A rm y would I " 1 long
o u t. A g i r la li- liii 111 I
I hi p a r ty aid It w ould I
lim e lo *fo rr I III fed eral
III,oil w o uld la ,d,1a' to la),
f in it e , stm ul
T ile t T in .tia u li r p i'n i n '
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t r y o i n d t 'ir n ir rritn ia lry of
ow n - n l Irani not fo , th*
b rin g
( Serumna h a y* h** n *
m n n d ln g p m tti ip nlto n in W* '
K u riijM 'iin de frn *,' plan «>n n •
»is o f f u ll d u a lit y w ith t h r ,.tti
Thr prion, fsrm ill p r||r tlhel
IMMI mMIlioll u* punitiVr limit'I nnllpnrS (rum l ’a(» Mnri
4-1 e*l
in r„ m p « r io |.
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Ma) lie nr,* | Kilw ur'l
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tipuul. put, C*atf|i
r o s iiu s is k f, . **•■!. in .„1ual , n u r t ii|* ilir < -, S "lu l4 )'. suit pin* ffi.issi (lain- It n r l'is lb ' >|>cnt.bid ha
p |..,H w ith t iv . . . lli. m a iiiiiiiM i, .rl'k iiu im p u n l • c n ,
C iifi n lin s lo i t*er
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term ie . o,ir i *■.■., u . i \» v. 7 . ■.|i* luought c k lig r i for “ p<J|. npO it ,'9 | » * r „ .In r in r Ih r n o
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r a u ia llln nn thr C lij,i-<*
lb -, Tln-y imlutii* Utah r il i r . «a 1
tia n r * l't tis t o le rmst M p** ‘ ft
* by biitadttuyansi. lhal hr loM tin
Atiahwlii'ei flltri'<tt»nst InN * m 1i Knosua, .b ig h t th<ui'4iul I >o* i vtaaI« l.igwii. New lA'slugloli,
Iln w ttig n y b e l l i does a zebra h a v e 7"
1 Finnic til ||« will he available it
A w o ttin g library on arrom .
Ilml Km rsn. have rr)u f jir r - l thr • in le y illr 4 ml ClullIcuUi*'
plldtinrnln amt trchnlnura in nil flltu lk in fur first iffn a d s n np
In i wTial •V r;t1r ,lf,l A le x a n d e r lh # b re n t d i r t ' '
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aredrd m tVr nelinnit intereit
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a 7 i.y rR i-o .il
htHtirhrs „ f ptiotngra|itiy ruay br "•*1 r"r M te .m t f,n ItBfi m II
And m any o th e r*. T he old c,-|.<Iol|ur tiiie s ii,!n
,!i4- ilowfl on tlm .t*« i-M ,. 4i 1
'•hhiw, aiml llrshm f«r 117.71.) consulted at <i,**rgr Kastman
Their u alio icanf talk thel Frp
all ni, appruprintbin af
, m ill sml hn*l Avnilatit* 3311.*
WPV Wpsdjy^ V f lH i all firllt l/uil Oct. " • H I " sougfit tp, »r- llnaiaa* in llm h»*U*r, New York.
| per wilt make hirmtll* aetrlald*
M m "
N ir . ir n f lf liU P lease" fo !le )|.
• luin'InnM. 'n M k n tt tjf' ••TiuSf*? *Mir» i l . J t i l 1ahu I, atir wthf hr
KM1
yiu<i .
(ol inmrthing, enmr ihr I 'O i Vtec
w rc r.a n ,hot In l|jr WBtgr • rJg#a - ,f
Daylight Saying Time WAS fir*t : aaparintrm irnt
U Is M
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intiialmed by llm (jrrnuin* in aald slaff (loiialllg ami fneilltM
s 'w k ln g
n in e leafed th ro u g h th e files fo r 20 in in u t f * n m e trlifh tr*l N«vat haiApital ship
mu; ben they tuiiw d back thr for-training inmates In trades arr
.
"Don't wor»y, my iw rrt, it can
e lfic s to ry Iw fn rv in b u ilt iiig iq x ilo g e tin illy tlin t I"
Isiry haiht'i
J Bdaylight
l
MBtlbf,]
k In give tnnn nmlr
cl
i1
M'onllniirS I „o< (••»# lln r t
llOUl l „ fight tVur Id War I.
—* — ■—
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j happen to w e", o whal r r n y eeri' fie hud searrhc
bed an e n tile m o n th ** snpf.lv «,f A tla n ta J o ttj.
—
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Itixtp r foughi ndnoi *u g -ncunent* ’ Min t lrp |in | (hn. fund, fo, ro
Thr offerslv, dotting rlrvrn * nrepared hj. payrhotogbal ww' hat last In hit wile jutl hrlore h
" A tla n tu .Io n m ills 1'* s n o rte d th e caller, " W h o said a n j- u p li Nerth Km ran forces hriv- forcing (hr law w rr r in, lu te ! tul **f Isith theb*» Angele* itams fare personnelwere dropped
in
I wai pul on ihei-tjml by inmr .i».i
Id ng h I k iu I A Mb n tn — Pm ta lk in g nlm ul llie New Y o rk iuy. aver Parallel ■!* ill n UU-inib II m* overall tiudgrl irig ira l “ Wr and the New York A’ank* aver- Korrn in thr firs t liiu
d*y< of
spread 41,11(1,d fh un riio n,
didn't drop it nut," lie ni<l, ndd'rg sgr 213 pounds pet man.
operations.
lo u rtia l- A m e ric n u ."
(Unman Ihur. .Sam Kummel, at
fHiunrlum I* If, m ilra n*,i1hra*t that th r t.tllitir s
f ’nmiid**iop
* ton if) Ini Mu kry Cnlien, b i| tmu
"W h o was M urco Polo and w h y was he g re a t? " a c u lle r of Seoul and III in ilr* *a|ulh of «M. tlink it ran rnfnrcr th r law with*
T ^ lilo rn l* gamble 1. wai taken corn re c e n tly queried.
A 11 Kiglilh A im v "i">ki o.i»n nut th r *pcvi.vl fund,
letrly by iijip o ir wlien emir* nr
C ro w d in g u late deadline Mild tr y in g to iin tn u g le ii rui't th rie had lien, a ’ t * i i l l ) 1 Thr taw prohit,its Telephone awl j
limped him d ll the other rial
arhied s to ry , th e Irk e d re p n rtu r e « u s lle *lly sunptMsI: "H e I, II in that sector and nil n.rmv Telegraph eompanirs from ba»irtg
there had tno-n ht-ntifird private wires for distributor* i t
end n r n Mickey him irll, who -• h is a race horse. H e's g re a t liecm i*e he Won th e K e n tu c k y '•••"P*
North Koirane.
news used' ip ganihling, pariic.nl.
U r het iremed In lead a charmrr D erby HI y e a r* in n ro w ."
Piftren milra east o f Karo.ug, j arh racing infix matins f o r the
lile, yrnanrd, "M y God I My God I
"Y e a h ," cam e th e answ er, " w lm l wms h i* lie s l tim e ? " w r*t nf I'hiinrhin,, annthe, south ' u*r of ilbg al t,rt tm okrtnlrr t.
Korean f*xce stopped and lu ll,* '
It hasn't W ,, invoke I In a
Il ian’l lie mi,"' Well, il wai »«>
H ill th e c lin c h e r o f a ll tim e s ra m * one n ig h l a * th e eu lia r1, •jrsi North K o iia l,* tiy* alngb case, hut th r entire Klor'da
and Ms kry •hnuhl h air hern ihr w orn re m n a n ts o f the s t a f f w ere q u ie tly fo ld in g th e ir le n t* ing tu c i„ '* thr Im jin ttiv«,
w ire c irc u it uf the In lin s tn tr
lin t In knnw that "A t ye tow, »« fo r th e day. A w e a ry s ta ff w r it e r answered a 2 A . M. two-hour fire raged there.
News Service and It* t i n nu*lels
plus a ls iu t JiU p riv a te tnlcvhnne*
•hall i r reap." There arr loo mam phone ja n g le and was asked
The total route mlh*s rOVried nave le-cn cut o f f un Jer i u Io i o f
tK L tiP IIO N K H 1x0 nn.l 1071
people who think it il all Huh! I<
"W h o was th e fir s t m an to set fo o t on P ly m o u th Hock
Iiy municipal and private traiw- t h r t ’ t ililie * C om nilsaiiui »n com
If,run
101
Krnfmil Atlaalb Natinm l Itaah MM*.
bump lh» other fellow o il -"H r m ill how old W il* he?
mnlatUn,
ila n u wwtlhl
rx tn tio ,, qsyttsnis
ithin Nr 4 p la in t* th a t they w r r r used for
. oti|hl In h a ir Item 1hot anyway
Ih e q u e s tio n was answ ered w ith a js ilite c lic k .— A t* Y u ri City l i I.IT2 mile*,
gambling
--but it ain't right to lum lh* h in t* ( ’o i r d l l . i t hin
,
f
(a lt on out gani
Senalm P rp |tff announced yet
Irtday lhal hr n irlutnin*
fatU h aiifr a llri the fo il «I lb
yrai In irium r hll law p.eitK '
Hrpnrti (mm Wadnnilnn. how
n r . , indicate hr will alio operate •
branch of Is e ihrrr lhal li» hai n<
inleniHui nl miKnine huntell |>er
maorntlv^tn pro air life it ihowe
."Jf
20, m o
u r r In lake
ire im iif
In buhl i|u » n m l I* I Mm « h irt.
H«« t H y r n r lH t d hrr»u-»* of
Germans May Drive
Sharp Bargain Ta
Join Western Army
T e a c h in g
dec.
HERE
Tl IS!
"F....
ITlilitifs Head
MIMKOUKAPH flllN T IN U -T Y PIN C
CIIKDIT I.NVKHTICATIONS MAUH
ANYWHKKK IN UNITED STATES Olt
I’OltEHiN UOtINTUIES.
C
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
Stale W rllaie «h>»i nnl III* »•
lirnm th ird .,! .t-.m il d,r bnn
fni aidint d lr(ilim a l* ■r>ddi*s s i r
*• ii alwavi in iu trd . (at juit
Iranyrv at any nthei rliih litn ** I
il ton had that in many pro'd
term to m itondrfiU n.l ihr in ti*
ilm nl ifirtr itibiidirt In die*01
ma< y. tl u not ihr ihildrrn who * • '
lieino rn liri.rd or ihr asl lhal
extrn'Wd llm * . Ileaien know* the*
air not In blame. Il it iheir (M ien*
who air In lie rrtlw irrd and the en
<ouia|tmrnt fi» rn iuch pairnli t*
pushsr mote illeqilimata c’ lldir
at a mraitr nf makinc an raty lb
ifiy. Chml raid "Siiffei hole hiM
ten to enmr unto me", hut In !h*
ha lint he aim raid, "Cm th'n am*
tin no inotf", nnl totnr mnie. W
h rh fif lhal fathen nf illegiliniat'
children ihould lie mpiirrd to IUI*
pell them, or lie tent to jail.
,
W u Y lc r n1
Sa iiI a f io p t
SALE
SALE
to
P R IC E D
'T H O W f
SPECIALS for CHRISTMAS WEEK
M e n ’*
I.K K
Sometime! we think the ties I
iX J R
W estern
Aim# IbmlM
enrponatinni in thi* country are a«
* badly in nerd of public irlatkiti.
f rmtntrl at die (rta | labor untoni
tl m i a had lime far (he railroad
enen to go out on a wildcat (trike.
Bart bow much wone way il fcl«
General Mutort to announce it wa»
fterrniR all it* automobile! until
tbc tevemmenl lifted iti price
ceding!) They may ariue the unfan nr 11 of ilneliffg out General
Motor! from all the corporation!
the United Statea to dap a ceilon. jtm s i the Trainmen eng
H oy*
1:1.20
I I bIm
#10.00
UM7 Erazur Sedan
ldSdlly n w iio il, clean, Roml
.. #1 l.tht
‘im lht am i t i n ’s.
TEX TAN 11EI.TH
C h e v r o le t S e d a n
n u n n iiiK
r is s I.
Fur
Only
.00
ShtImI
#1.00 to l3Jin
MEN’S and
1930
• 1949 liu ic k S e d a n
lo w winsae visas, rutty r*vi,lp
r d wllli a new m a w *ef of I
( llondrleh tUt>*ts«s ttr*»
PsSlo, I, *4 **,, dsftoiur. Us. all • ol • onghlnn
special
2 |H |.0 0
D ll VS’
Chevrolet Aero
Sedan
Extra cli’Mii, one nwmir.
rmllo, w. w. tin.**— laOtv
Open I* I*. N. TO t ’hrlitmaa
mileage.
S]ieclal
>1280
1946
'
OldM Club Coupe
One owner, Hydramatic
shift, heater. Clean.
F u r 8 ,1 * ( |
E lg in
•
S u n t*o iiitr
Si DtiLST IONS:
Pm-kt'l
A V ntrh rs
L u r k 'IK#
•
I ’ n ik t r Pens
•
K iiiim u i
•
Elgin Amrrkan CompiUF
•
Cane Knlirn
•
Prlnre uml I'tlnrf.u
l.tg h lr r x
Uuxton W n llc ls
- Y LJ| , .r-
M A N Y OTHKIt I’ llA tT tC A l.
oipTs*;
from
Wh ic h
to
CHOUSE.
* IN » o o
AT
Sanford Jewelry
Ibo moMor * f
riir>' t '
9
Jf
•/fc tun Pick-Up truck—
u»*l very little in light
w ork by one owner. Low
ml leag«—
Only
( H IT
Gardner
. but ltd! h no Hot for
_____ The Me of % nation I*
Make. Oue aoenay la C a i v v iM
Haw la trM M tld Gen
oa the labor uaicmi
if dw C n w ia t . tank um>
(I I'll KM
1019 International
that they have been diatrimkgaht A
O th e r lIuliivitM 2 4 * " * ' ,,,,
SIO Magnolia
HANFfUtn. n ,A .
m BANT FIBUT
f.
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mm
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P H O N E IIS
I ’ M Member* are rniUM tol to
be nre'cni and tiring three child*
ten . ng.-* *ev*n to 12 Wat*.
The Royal Amha>*ador* nf the
F t'* Uni'iM Church will meet th lt
Kriend* of Mr* v. K. W a turn
i-Arnif j* At |hr church i t ■sWJ wj|j
glad to learn th l! her can-
e rso n a l s
» t-iD N R S im
Junior Churrh will prc*cnt tin
ilitio n h n Improved.
*'<'hri*tma« Pageant’’ in the I-'ir «r * •
The Duugla* Julie Junior Hrt»\ MrtlintlUt Church It .vill lie fo l
Ml. and .M i*. Robert kjuanluck
lowed bv the Chutch'* annunl t l..-i ho* ■I of the P in t Hapltit
khtlttriia* partv in MrKinlrv Mall. Church will meet thl* evening at of Jach»onvllIe vlritrd fii»nd« in
The Prayer Meeting Service of 7 -JO | ‘ M- at the church.
Sanfonl thi* week.
thl K iril n a n liit Churn
fie- T I k l . C!h«* of ilie Kii*t
Hraxton llunthv will return to
jtiri ihD evening at 7:20 I*. M. The Itapti*! Churrh
will
hold It*
Pa.tur will continue with the r i t i him* party at the home of hi* home in Raltimore, MJ.. to
Mudy of Caul'* letter to the Kphr
Mi
I
M Carroll on french morrow after .pending n while in
ilam .
t u iiiii at 7 mi I' M Kach member Sanford.
i- a*krd to tiring a covered di*h
T ill. KBit AT
Carp. Jame* K Smith who i*
Sanford Storv i.caffup will m r-t and » gift for exchange.
*tntioned in Macon, tin , (» heir on
at McKinley Mall for the Chri-t
Ini arandu Circle of the Carden ,
l'i dnv ClitUtina* leave
run* program from l.l»i to 5:00 Club i* Aprmior’rlL’ u bridge and
/ j 7
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✓
,
Student* from Clem ton College
arriving tu*iav arc
h Curler.
Rhrtt Ravcnrl, an.! Cherlrt Tur.
Her.
\
Itolnud Hurnad arrlvnl Tue-rlav
from St. Jotepha Vadcrm in l.oiedo. Kin., to spend the UhriMmn*
holiday. with hi* naieni*
7
f IBM I K
(rwynn Reel will
arrive
to
rn, 'I row to spend Ihr
with
hi* parent*, Mr. and Mi
Wnt*nn
Reel. Mr will have n* hi* guert.
Mi*« Claire Krnka i of llaltimore,
lONCIRfS trillMAUCK M M IIT Of FINE WITCIEJ
M
r).
Hinton llaVnck. *ludent at the
Univrruitv of the South in Se*
wannee, Tcnn. I* home fur the
holiday* with hi- mother. Air*
.Mildred Babcock
** - —•
Capt. and Mr* lack Roll and
ehiblren will a tm . till* week from
Cherry I’oint, N C., to - ih-iii I
Chri*tma* with their nan-lit». MrM. 8. Wiggin- and Mr. and \lr*
Tom Balt.
Fur q uality nmt value, at
th e t r p r ic e . W it t n n u e r
watche* ate in a clays by
lliemselvea-unmatchcd for
beauty and fine craftsinnnihip.
Mi»* Iri* lia r Flower* arrived
Tue*dav night from Macon, tin .
where »ho attend* Wesleyan Con•ervatory, to !«■ with her parent-.
Mr. and Mr*. C. M Klower* during
the holidav*.
IVillnaufi price* Hall al !U
Privet aIk le ft / n lo .l let
Mr. and Jfr*. I*. I.. I'ark ami
‘laughter .Sidney are exported to
arrive tonight from Atlanta t>*
.‘ pend the holiday* with tlieil inn
cut*. Mr*. M S Wiggin* and lb
und Mr* C |„ Park. Mr. F a il
i* a -enior at Kmorv Medical
School. Bohl.y Park, a *|ud*nt at
the I'nivrr-itv of Mnndn. till nl»o
at live tonight.
HI HIT: FLASH
The Woman'* Ilihte c!a** of
the Kir»t Rapti*t Church held
it* annual Chr!*tma- bamtuet and
clnr* meeting in the Educational
Building nf the Church ln*t Tue»day evening
A turkey dinner wa* »orve*l
to about 'ifi mrmber* and vititor*
by the huitraMt. Mr*. Pent I
llaltarl, Mr*. II. P. Colley, and
cana*ta partv at 7:".n at the liar
ilcn Center.
Seminole Chapter No, 2 tt.F.S,
will have it* annual ChriMma*
party at the regular meeting lit
H P.M. at Maionir Hall. Kvervone
i» »*ked to bring n gift to !*• e*.
changed.
H im C. l\A I)fC
JEWELER
v , ,
M 2 S . I'A R K
KMUAV
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Sanford Town«eml (.'tub No, t
will hold It* Chrlatmn* nartv nt
the Cilv Hall at 7:it0. There will
l>e an exchange of gift*. refre*hmrnt*. and entertainment.
The Woman’* Mioionarv Union
of the Kir*t BaptUt Church will
have an executive meeting at the
Church at .IdHI P M.
Wnnian'* Mittiunarv Union of
Vhe Kir*t Itaptiat Church Will bate
their nunrlrtlv lni«mr** meeting
at .1:.10 P.M. at the Church
X m ns Day P h o to g rap h s
in Y o u r H o m e
HANFO RD.
i ■ i
Mr*. Orville Touctiton enter
tained Monday evening hunuiiliy
Mi** Maty too. 1,1..... bride* elec I,
with la catuiMa and budge patty.
IVconttion« carried out the ho.
Iidav motif with i lie Nativity
tcenr on the mnntie, and u Iwaul if ol church *cenr on the tea
call Anoth,-1 attractive airangcmen! prevented u caroleer Avene
l.ovrlv laovc* of t ann»n towel*
wete pretenteil to the honoree,
M l** Touctiton. Hetty Jo Brock,
and Catherine Clark, all bride*,
elect of the month. Migh *roir
f,u bridge wn* won by Mi**
l.uuive Clark, and low by Mr*.
David li niche! Cnnavta winner
were Mr- A. W Rpp*. and Ml**
Tnuchtoii,
flue*t.» included M l*. tienrgr
Stine, Mr* David liatchrl, MrHill Tv re. Mr* \ W Kpp», Mr*
John IV. Kpp*. '!i» ' I Hunt. Nlr*
D-ugla* Sterna mm, M ia. Wight
K ■t11, v. M r * I t Clark, Mr*
N'a i Hi,*',.. Mr
II if Touchton, 'I i * . I.eo W at*on. and Mi*»
Nanrv W illiam *, Mi** Jean WII
liam*. 'll* * lw<ul*e Clatk. Ml*Catherine Clark, and Mi** llrttv
Jo Brock,
Mr*. Touehtnn « « , *»*i*tcd In
»crvlng by Mr*
l.ee Wataon
of May tuna Reach, *i * I >*v of thr*
! onoree.
.Miss Catherine (Mark
Honored At Party
TloR.ipti*t T t u I h-Se»hei«
Tiaitiing Union vflnfeiated It* ani , al Clilivtina* -oclal With a *atcltig partv Siundav night. The etoup
•ang for resident* of the Countv
R me. the trail, and home* of the
a-:ed and »hut-in.
Follow ing the caroling, the crottp
..t>"vr*.i a, rtif liemv *>| Mi I*-»rhara Pearce far refreshment*. Decoration* were carried not with a
ChrBttna- m»tii.
Th.-<r attending tatrr Mi l! I
Thorria>, Mt. and Mr*. Jntiri \ i .tier.
Mr. and Mr* H M. P*»rcp, Mi-1*
Margarrt Hunt, Vii«* hav llolti-
Mrs. Conrad And
Miss Ilrock Honored
M r*. Fred Dyson and Mi«* Ulitalieth Dv*on rnt<rtained SakutJav
m ill 0 luncheon in hunot u| 'It* ,
" d iin m CoriraJ and M i** Bettv Jo
llt«-k.
Individual tni-lc* were attrac’ u lv overlaid with linen cloth*
m il crnterril with Christina* la-rThe dining room table wu.
with a beautiful
white
i, n . ’.l-wuik .loth and centrred
white gladiolute* ha I a need hv
< lining taper* on each -idr. A
C ,ii*tii a* Church *cenc forme*!
the *e tllllt for the liuffet
The ho*tr««r« |iir*«‘iitc.| the honorre* with m - ta l and china in
•heir chosen pattern
Tho*e invited tn be with Mr*,
r . lonnl mid Mi*- Rnw-k were Mr*,
i l i inlv Duncan. Mi*. Nancv Rnwk.
' I r• Ralph l.n**lng, 'Ir * . J. K.
I t-rwdleger. Jr . M i*. Alien DcI nnev. 'll**
Daphnr Conttellv,
'l l - * Margaret IVngfeldcr, Mi**
Itili ii Baker, Mi*- Toi l.iving'lon.
ami 'l l* * 'tinnic Ruth tldhum.
Mr* Al Hunt and 'It * . Al
lore weir
co-ho*t»**e*
al n
liiidgv and cana-tu party Satur
day afternoon at Sir*
Hunt'*
home honoring M i * Catherine
Clark.
The living room wn* uccoratrd
Mi»* Catherine C link, whusc
Wautifolly with a hirgr green n ii r triage to Hew aid Whelchrl will
< hli*tlltn* w i.atti tied with a
an i-verit *d thl* iiiiinth. wa*
m l Imiw rda< * d on the m.intle
....... . witii a “chatter” party
ulxive an all white file idarc I ui -iluv afternmin given hv Mr*.
Different colored taper* were Wuitei Steele and
M r*,
lllake
pla r.-d on ea> h *nl‘ of the wtrath, Sawyer* «t Mr* Sawyer*' home
and a large lighted Chn*tina- ■m Palmrlto \venue
tree completeil the holiday motif
The partv room* were iipcpril
for the room.
i cli*ulte and wen- beautifully drePure
wen- awarded to Mr*
out ml to carry out thi- Christina*
Hugh Whelrhel, Mr- Make Saw motif with Christmas berrle*. choir
yet. Mi
Waller Steele, and Mi** ungel*. and candle* u*e,l in the liv
It* tty M‘Miri
V delightful *alad ing room.
im ir>. »,i
thin -erve»l from u
The dining table from which re
table eentererl with an attractive freshment* wen served wa nv*rChri«lma* iv-ne featuring Santa laid with un cent im-e clo)h and
uinl hi* rctndrci.
.in te n d with u mintalulp ClttistTlto.e invited for the occuilali ilia* tiro-. I,c,led.id with blight
were M i* WhriCiiel, Mrv. Saw colored ball*, tinv Santa-, and
\ . i . M l*
Steele,
Mr*
John
( 'lark. Mi
\-hbv June*. Mr*
'f r * Hudv Sloan poured coffer
Wight
Kirtley.
Mr*
tieorgr from a beautiful silver service, and
S |iec i , 'l r M I. Ital-nrn, J r, dainty open faced
sandwiches,
'll
llciold
Herhcnlairh, Mr* tmirv c*to1:ic» and cake*, mint*, and
Rudy Sloan, 'll* * l.nuUe Clark. n it- were served frnut crv*tal anMi-* lb-tty Mi«,te, Mr** liaphtu- rmintment*
Connelly, Ml*,
Ring
'fi*» Clark wa. presented with
1elder. Ml** Petty Jo llroclt, and n piece of her crystal from her
Ml** Jean Willlatn*.
ioatea*e«, and 'lit * Hetty Jo Brock,
bride-elect of thl* month, wa* precute.I with a piece In her rbo«cn
liver pattern
Those invited to lie with Mi**
Clark weir Mr*. J I . Clatk. Mr*.
Whelrhel.
'l l * .
Ilriold
St. Molina Chapter of the Hugh
Sloan,
UpiM-opal Chilli It held a meeting ll.-ckenhach, 'lr*. Ifildv
'l
r
*
.
Marv
in
Hval,
M
l*
Bojrer
la*l Tuetday night at the hum"
•d Mr*, Richnid Karrelt. 'Ir«. Harris, 'lr * A»hhv lone*. Mr
l(-ilieft I.,to
Mr*. I[itvin.ifv*l Ka
Ralph Wight wa* co-hnate**
Due to tin- aliaeitti* of tin- del M ia Cecil lone*, Mr* Ifav
W ill in m*. Mr* David tivnl of Weil
ilinlrmnn, ' I t - I ' m-i I Devon, M
It W William* pienided over the Palm Hindi, Mi** l.otlpo- Clark
liU*lne*« meeting I'luli* foi ile 'l l . Jctm William'. ' I n * H illy to
coinllng the fliu ie ti for the Rro* k. All*, lean Saver 'li«- l.vl
Chri*tmn* K.ve «eivlce were di«- li.-irr I to vie, Mi** Nancv William*.
ru*»ed. und *evernl iiieinhcr* m M i** Marv Touchtop, and Mi**
lliii l.nm Chapman.
lurileered to hrl|i.
It wa* iiiiiiotince*| that the Jan
uary touting Would la- at the
home of Mr*. Roy Syme*. Ir.
( hotter Party Given
For Miss Clark
rla u , 'ti
U iu lw th u u iii Ii i , .'ll
Ida M ac Sumler, 'lia * 'tarth a tit"
gan. ' l i t Marie Smith. M o t Mai
tha Shannon, M i'* lf«-r:v Hon*
William
'I ,- . M*>na >1,111, Mill
M i' Hal bar a Peal. r. li t U it,
J o e Dtlggat. Jim rtiu rl* . R-iftnie
tlarnei Mum-.
i.d ■> F<
Jackie Miller, and Bud.di.ti Smith.
I
T il R E V
I)R. (’. I.. PERSONS
D^tumetrl*!
LYES E X A M IN ED
i.t ASSES F IT T E D
11.. s
Palmetto A»e.
Gifts thal say
Merry Christmas Every D ay
A t I 'h r ist mas lim t* C A S T I-E J F .W K L R Y lnh»'» pm *|u w iiil s ig iiifif iin t i'. F u r t in * is f lu 1 st-asnn when vvp o f f e t . u* t 'li r n t m u * g ills , to ken s
o f hive und frie n d s h ip H int me s y in lm li * *1 in (ewetr.'
Ih e ti* un* g ifts
fo r everyone in till URe-Rronp Y w i cun Hegtti m ul »*n-1 vo n r iT iris tm n s
sho|iping' w ith o u t lenving* th e -tore. S«i s to p in Dalny .iin l make v o tir se
. . p if ts
lections fro n t o u r sp«-citil I ’ h ri*tn m * • *• 1!«•* 11 <1r <d U -n iittfttl g ilt *
th a t ur*‘ lu s tin g . . . g i l t • th u t un- I n u h u ! 1 .* d ir n ie n in ri.- o f th i* happy
*ettson d u r in g everv t in ' in tin lo n n itg \> m
CASTLE JE W E L R Y
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fo r l i i i 1 a n d L illie
D ears
■einrlerr on u teflertor.
Mrs. Uiclianl Farrell
Knlcrlains Chapter
M ia. II
i
• ;. .„t.
Mr* S J Nix presented the
Devotional, and Mr* II C M......
presided at a short liuiine*
meeting. A clothing shower tui
a niH-dy family wa« held, and
gift* were distributed from a
beautiful Christina* tree.
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JOtLYTIME
TO NITE
QUlCMMAf M Mucroug
KnJ*iy ttr^un muslr li> Murry Weslrr In nur ulore
etu-h dny .Ti.'lrt In 5:3D P. M.
Slmr nprn 'III II P. M.
P lay SANTA... IN STYLE . .M
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Is Guest Of Honor
By Truth Seekers
Social A n d Personal Activities
Social Calendar
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Prince Gardner
An H iitH/inglv larg e
collection o l co m fy slijt|M-rs fo r .ill—
Ih iw n y-so ft
h u o n y-w u rm
fo i
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folks;
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th e
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IILACK SHOES
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TUX SHIRTS
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TIE BOUTONNIERE and
HANDKERCHIEF SET
2 .5 0
STUDS & LINKS
3 .5 0
SUSPENDERS
1 .5 0
SUNDAY, DEC. 24th OR
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25th
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TWK H A v r n n h tirW A L D RANPORD FLORIDA
Hearn And Maglie, Ed Levy Appointed Cravafh Reported
Senators Through Ah Coach
B u l l p e n Artists, ToEd MnmiKe
l.rvy, former pilot of th*
Giant*. has been appointed Of U. S. C. Trojans
Are Best Pitchers Sanford
manager of the Orlando Senator*
Its W ILL GHI.MHI.P.Y
NEW YORK DEC. V"
i/l'i fugitives fiom the luillpen J iris
III n il and Hal Maglie, both of th«
New Yoik Gianta— turned out to
the most effective pitchers la
Uie National league last aaason.
Official average*. out
today,
•bowed that Hearn, a St Ixtui*
Cardinal castoff, led In the depart
ment
that
deteimines
mound
giestness with an earned run aver
age of 2 19.
Hi teammate, Magilr, who wine
his trou»ei« thin on the bullpen
I--H- li I " i hull th» rampulgll. Iirot
■luted the rtieuit'a highest winning
percentage with I** victories and
(■■ill defeats f"l HIM
llelwren them, llirv were I t
III built (lie jln|ioltaut phases of
I'ilrlnnr s tr s lln s t rained
mn
mu-rag, and winning prrrrnlage
Magilr W.i
••olid to ll< un In
E ll V with 2.71. Ilcein follow■ I
Mueile in the iieirentaga 11• t with
l i l t fin ,v;u.
Maglie won every one of the 17
| *siniplele game, he pill tied to li.td
the league a ls o in Unit category.
lleiitn wh « seenitil, winning I I com plete efftut, out of 11
fur the 11*61 Ilaarhall season.
l a w was Plot ilia Stair la-airur
luiim- i urs king during tlir past
«,-*»<>n aiul ia a veteran of IG v«ars
in baseball. The gangling first
hatriiian hit ’13 circuit clouta ami
batted .rm last year in one of his
licit years.
I.cry, a foimer Hollins college
student, was signed by the New
York Yankees in 193*1 and has been
In professional baseball ever since
rsrept for a wartime hitch In the
Coast Guard.
Me has inadr no plans for the
Senators 11*51 tram as yet tint will
attend all baseball school, in the
erra. Hi- pointed out that uptil
llic military draft Rets In full
••wine it won't lie no.slide to de
cide on a definite nlayei roster.
I
'the I <inlit i- fill msli, <1 I lit t e- of
llo lop foot fllngeis lutriy .Inn
sen wa. fourth in E.H \ behind
Ewell Ith.ckwi II lll t.kw . il bad a
"97 maik. .Inn en :til l.
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YOUNG AMKKICA
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NBBDB M IL K (iKKBN VAM*BY
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DAIRY
J ill Gravath l» through «s foot
ball coach al the University of
Houtlicrn California, the Lot An
geles Time* said today. The news
paper added he will he asked to
resign in a few day*.
The coach himself said he had
no .eminent whatever to make on
the report.
The Trojans, normally a power
house in college football, have iuit
finithrd one nf their worst sea
sons. with five defeat*, two ties
and nolv two victories.
Tlie Tune* aid the decision to
atk for Cravalh'a rf-lgnation wa,
■ear lied la'.t night at a closed
meeting «f ton Trojan officials.
Willis O. Hunter, the school'
athletic dllretor. declined com'
iik ill.
It iia • been known f'o some time
(list alumni weir not too happy
with the peifnimaorr of the Tro
ian team. There have lieen many
audible complaints
However, llis? team, the student
I hmI v and most of the university
official- have stood b a r k of the
ena.h during tin- past drab season.
Ilis rniitrad has two more vear*
to run It is la-liest-d his salary
w a- raised *n I M .* hni annually a
year ago when lie signed a tim evest part.
7 be Time-, -aid hi. sulaiv saill
•-e Imitght IIP
Eravalh. 17, Is the only alumnus
• yer to roarli footbsll at U8C. Hr
ws- our nf Hie greatest linemen
'ii Trojan histniv mid captained the
IMS team
Hr took over as tirad eoaril in
1917, hi* team* winning four Parifle fToast Omferenre i hampionships and lw» Hose llwwl games,
lit- over-all KG record is fll wins,
•* losses and eight lies. Ife nre
v coached at lE iiv rr Uni
verslty, rhaffey K 'alif.i
Junior
Follrge and the University of ftaii
Ftnnrieeo
Plume A93-W
Ito McMillin Quils
A h Detroit Mentor
Sporth Itoiinriup
DK<\
30.
JUST ARRIVED
It. P. GOODRICH BICYCLES
My HUGH FULLEK TO N . J M
NEW YORK. Dee. 20 i/P) -Tw o
Well, what do you know ? A Iwnkethall roach who agree* with
Pbog Allen—almost
Yale*# Ifo*
ward Hot,sun, one of the game's
krenes trehieian i, doesn’t think
I'bog's idea of waiving all foul
answers one big problem com
pletely, but lie agircs that the
Kansas coach has pointed up the
need for increasing the penalty
for fouls . . Hobble was on lu iH
when Allen tried his attrutlnn-ge:.
ting experiment hero last week
and decided it wa* lather ridicu
lous to let the losing team foul
repeatedly without lieing |w-nal<r<d
. . "Hut we ran't stop until there
is a mote severe penulty fnr foul
ing. We should make free throw*
count two points," lie say* .
Utah's Vadai pe|er>nn. a earner
votive guy who says hr never had
n sis foot-five liaskelluill p la n t
not scouted an opponent before
this season, tab* Southern Cali
fornia as the Itest rour* tram hr
hat seen this MM H, lie had ad
vance warning from the late Sun
Harry, who told him last summer'
"I have It this year."
frustration llr pi
Tired of footing the rrtigir bids
on a basketliall time clock tin t
wouldn't work la-l sen-on, Itnrknell A tide tic Director Al I I ' m
phrt-ya had a new one In. tidied
during the summer . . It was u
dilly nf a gadget, with r.i|< rrd
light", rtertrir timer and almost
everything hut a seven-fool pivo*
man. Al teste«l it a week l«eforr
the opener and it was perfect ,
Then rame ,ne petting gai.ie and
thn rloek ran just to seconds, then
quit for the evening.
One-Minute Sport- I ’agr
Mehnolliov luisketball in New
England Is making Mich hradsny
that the opening Boslnii garden
program, l*rr. 9. static I at ',1:30
A. M. and two other all afternoon
cards ate planned. In A ll, 110
teams from *1* «Ute« are rliit to
appear . . Itut head-man Waller
Brown moansr "I don't thl.-ik the
-ehiMillmys rnuld learn much fiont
watching our pm tram the la»t
few years." . . The Jeffords stable
of Philadelphia, Just atrivrd
in
Florida for winter racing, pm
laibly la the only one divides! into
inaseuline ami frminlnr sllvlsinns
All the e«|ta and hone, are racial
In the name of Walter M. Joffords
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Anonymous Sniper
Continues Attacks
In Frightened City
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Dee. 20 -(/Ft
— A man walking with friends on
• south Philadelphia street early
today wa« mysteriously wounded
h r a bullet hi* companions said
$20 Billion
th ey did not hear fired.
Richard C. Laveiy. 54. was ad*
routed to St Airnea llu ip lta l In
critical condition He
was
the
t«
pfoMs #•««• t t l t l
eighth latest of an unexplainrd
ot store the e le m e n ta l (ot the
ihouttrnr hete in recent ureeh
D » te ,Itv* Set H a rry McCann oi.d.di;.ito.ii e llu lt.
■aid he ha.l h*«n unable to d,
In the Ih iu 'e . immediate conii*
cover any link ictwi-en the woundIc m I im i >if ihte legiilation » » '
■ntr of luivrry, and the slaying of
.M i*. Claire Cohen in her W est Os' nlockrd by an objection from Rep.
l.a n r home In-t Saturday night.
H a ile d (K ind ).
The two shootlnirs took place In
Chairman McClellan (D -A j4 ) ° f
opposite end* of the c ity , more the Senate tomrntllee lotd a re*
l-iite i the group will ta ll in Char*
Jr I W ilton, director o( the new
o llir r I,I lielXente M obiliiation. to
jo tiily the teotitani/alion proposal
hr lo ir deciding its (ate.
H r uoi trvtlmony of Budget Pi-
,>,tor Frederick J. Lawton had not
ronvinriit the committee that this
plan tnn’t wait until the neat ConK in -i convenes Jan. 3.
Senator Taft (R*Ohio» led GOP
opposition to the IreneraI rear*
laniration. He told Lawton “you
want iMivrcrs to do something witho il any idea of what you are jro*
insr to do."
lit, tm- Democratic leader 5Jcf'orninck suggested a general manulurtorer*’ exris* tax a* a mean*
of gathering additional hllllont to
(>i,t tin defense" effort on a payas-you-go ha»i».
1 hi wa* hi* answer to news*
M E Y ’S
ainly
andkerchiefs
lnen‘» questions on how Conirreiui
• an rain' the 116,000.000,000 needn i to halanre out the defense bud-
S. \
in a box
l" l
Manufacturers excise taxes nlit-ailV m e 111 effect on *omr tiro*
•t■■• ■*. it i-iudintr refrlirerators. ra*
make a perfect " lit t le "
gift for ONLY
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c
tTheyYe to pretty you
I
than five miles apart. Police have
•aid they iM-lieve Mrs. Cohen was
killed and arveral other person*
wounded in reernt weeks by a maniui sniper apparently firin g with0 it motive at people whom he rnuv
not even have known.
L iiv rry .as *hoi in the hack, the
elutr pa »)ne through his eheit and
emerging near his heart. Police
“ ho recti vend the bullet said it
appealed to hr of .33 rabble and
tould have been fired either from
a pistol or rifle. K a rlirr a hospital
c a n ’t go w ro n g ! P a ilr l
c a n o n w ith new loose
B<t a l e m b r o id e r y ... nr
laeo-corncred, floral*
M ANPO nn
H ER A LD . « *A N F O R a
dlos, trlrrlslon sets, tobacco and
whiskey. They are paid h r the
manufacturer and utually added to
the price of the product.
"D unne this e ra v . emeigency,
with the nattonal debt
already
where it ts," McCotmavk laid, "it
is vital that we Intel the expenses
of the emergency as they arise.”
President Truman signed legis
lation citending rent controls to
Mar. 31, 1351. The 90-day exten
sion wa* voted hv Congress at M r.
Truman's rrquest. The idea is to
give the Incoming Congrec* time
to review the national housing pic
ture in the light of changed condi
tions created by the defense emer
gency.
Without the i lit m m extension,
rent control* would have expired
In c . 31 except in those communi
ties acting to retain them until
June 30.
Meanwhile Union labor has de.
mandrd that any government wage
controls plan allow fo r nav in
creases to match rites in the cost
of living,
A united tabor policy committee,
headed by A F L President W illiam
Green and C IO President Philip
M urray, took this rrquest to Pre
sident Truman even as the Eco
nomic St a bill ration Agency work
ed on a wage formula to go along
with the voluntary nrice control
system announced last night.
Members uf the group *ai<L-^jey
also asked new legislation to per
mit greater control* over food
price* and rents.
They gave reporter* a statement
which made them main m in t* a*
to wages;
1. Any wage stabilisation policy
must permit adjustment of wage
rates to make up for increases in
th * cost of living and "must rec
ognise existing collective bargain
ing agreement* which themselves
asTUre stability."
That would protect the costof-living adjustment D a tu m in
contracts covering Kf» induatrii".
Including the huge automobile in
dustry.
2. The policy also should Pro
vide for correction of substandard
wage* and adjustment* o f Inequi
ties in existing wage rates within
or between Indu-tries. “ W age sta
bilisation must not become wage
freesing," the committee said.
3. Overtime payments fo r prem
ium work now protected hv col
lective bargaining agreem ent* or
eslstlng law, that is work i.v ir 40
hours a week in the ra -e of law,
“ must continue to be held invki
late."
m m i hud rr|>orted La very had
tern «truck by u shotgun slug.
M r*. Cohen wa* killed and at least
two other persons wounded by JK!
, calibre bullet*.
L ave rv and two
companion*.
June
i iiuming and linger Re*
ynn, bud |U-t left tlie headquarter*
President Truman also derided
of i to linrning String Rand, one
of itie touchal organixalinnt which today to make another show of his
matches each year In Philadel ronfjdtttc* in Secretary o f Stale
phia’* famed New
Years
Day Arbenin by arranging to meet him
Mummer* tiaraile Doming Is tire- late tonight at the airport upon
hi* return from Brussel*.
*i<leot of the hand association.
Mr. Truman, the White House
The three mrnwrre walking to
• s q M '- iif lf F ”
ward (turning's car shortly, after
1 AM
when I diver v eollamad.
ntnmbljng '‘ I'm shot." Durning and
Regan told McCann they did not
• re who filed the shot, nor front
whal direction. They said they re*
culled iieatlng only a “ Ping" tie*
fore Ijiv c rv *luiiihjeil and fell.
Pol h e quickly threw n cordon
uionnd the urea and made an in*
lei. H r - n u l l , hut *aii) later they
bad found n« trace of the runman.
fin* new • hooting intensified th#
widespiend police search for the
' niper. The police said their best
lead *o fur had lieen provided hv
two teen-age Imy* who rsoortod
Monday nicht that a
prowler,
i i i i i vine whal might have been a
iille , frightened them while they
were hanging demratinn* on the
|Hiri h of llie lr home. The boy1 told
t"d»*' the man wme an unusually
Mr, Gladstone Meredith, it
long Ida h i oat and (dark derliv, Nu. I, Ikig '.*iij, Valley Rtatimi,
wax of medium site amt drove Ky., who a n il , with Kur|diagr
away in u dark coupe.
Florist* in liiuisville, nays that
^Tc Please
A M a n ...
w
BASS HITTING
• SPECKS BEDDING
• SHAD RUNNING
We Have All His Favorite bares
jf
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Shakespeare Marhoff Reels
c C fs A
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Regular $) 6
...
$14-1(1
S Shakespeare Glass Wander Rods
.... $10-60 up
S Tackle Boxes $3.7fl up lee Boxes *7.85—$10-85
• FLY RODS
*7.50 up
CAMPING EQUIPMENT
GUNS—AMMUNITION and
HUNTING EQUIPMENT
iis m
WHEEL GOODS—TOYS
FOR THE KIDDIES
SPORTING
GOODS
dive remarkable H A D A C O L a
chance.
Remember,
you
have
nothing to loae. llA D A C O L will
make you feel better a fte r the
firs t few bottle* you take, or
your money w ill l>e refunded.
Only I I J I for T ria l B ite; Large
Fam ily or I I im p IU I Bite, 13.50.
I f your druggist does not have
llA D A C O L , order direct from
The LeBlanc Corporation, Lafay
ette, Lmilalana,
e m e . The LsUlsaa Corporal Ion
A4v
L it
144 lb. axa.
th* I -rater* an th * Sanford State
garners Marks* tor produce seld Potato**. Sweet, La. Tama
Hu irate
to Trucker* 4 !>•*!** up to « PM
Tomatoes. Fla. 4# lb. crat.
!**<*mb*r t* 1*1#
Csbhsa* Nor. Cat
c rim e s
i t I t Lag*
| I ts
Oranges. Depending Sts.
State Farmers Market
a< s*ti x» ar
• tv ru H U
II.-
s t a c k i .s h m i . k
M4RKRT
tli
*
S u tle r * . l l t l M s
f, liu S -ta s p t lr s t r e p * .n e t t by
said, d e fin ite ly will he on hand to
welcome Acheron even though his
plane ia not expected
in
until
around midnight.
Tim P rrsid ru t yesterday
de
nounced Republican attacks un
Arh* on and said be w ill not dis
miss hint from the cabinet. Ache*.,|i bus been in Brussels fo r the
North A tla n tic tract meeting.
L struts. Call/
crate t Is
Csitry. F lc i.l. Obldso
Box
Otanga*
H box
Orapefrult. Duncan box
(Irnpefrult. Marsh 5*#dl**»
Box
I d o rrats
i Is
i Celery, Florida Ootdeu
4 dos crate
4 Ik
4'elrr/. Florida Pascal
. 1-4 ' l l rrats
X4S.I.TI
: l^tlu rs. FU rlila 1<-Lrrg
4 dot , rate
t l* - t .7 l
Sills. Itrasll per pound
4*
, Set*. V ila -I
per pound
4*
Nule. Walnut, tqamond
per pound
.ts
LTi-tM
S ANTA
Suggests
These
Mm GIFTS...
Tangerln**
S kns I.M
A last minute gift prohlrm
guppllr* fairly plentiful on Citi (range*. perhaps? MONTEZUMA GIFT
ru*. demand a rtlr* on
Grapefruit and Tangerines.
Pepper*. SHOP can solve It. 8*c the
No Supplies Squash.
beautiful aluminum supper tray*,
Tid-Bit trays, also the So.-u,|
Supper trays, really pretty, rhip
in 1951 Yalr'v football team resistant, too. Herriiliy arrur.i
will meet Rate*, Navy, Brown, are lovely pierrt of Italian Pot.
Columbia, Cornell, Colgste, D art U ry and Havariatt Cliina. In th*
religious
mood
are
rstlgiuuv
mouth, Princeton and Harvard.
figurines iDeluding Ihe Ma<tunr,rl'|
and the Chrisl Child. Ho*>k etuis,
Hon-ftnq dishes, aluminum ran.
die stick*,—*ee loo the lowly
pieces uf Royal Gouda PolDry
Come to MONTEZUMA GIFT
SHOP, corner of 3rd and Mag
nolia and let them take rare t„
make this a satisfactory O m -tmss.
Kaxplant and IV *ns
i
• Inlm>e. Yellow 4# lb ss*. X 0*
Onions. W h it. 4# |b. axa
1 4.
j onion*. Or*so dox bnchs 1 10
Onion*. Yellow r.panl*ti
' t bln axe
140
Put Slues. Whit*. N. T
POW ELL’S OFFIC E SUPPLY
CO., Magnolia Ave. remember is
ujtrn till 9:00 P. M. for y o u ,)
ronvrnlence in Christinas shop,
ping. Ilon’t delay '«••• '.irnr of
the wonderful things that are
I in stock— something for every
! one in the entirr fam ily. Toys
, fur the kiddles, Stationery, Lady
Buston Billfolds, figurines hi J
other fine item* t«*> numerous to
mention. Of course don’t forget
the Christmas cards, colorful
wrapping paper— Hut don’t delay,
come In now ami select yuur
gift for that someone special i I
Com# lo PO W ELLS O FF IC E
SUPPLY CO., Magnolia Avenue,
Sanford, Florida.
Bring
your gift
problems t<>
B D U M IL L A T A N D ANDERSO N.
Customer^
Corner
Dressed A Drawn Grad*
/
Quick Froten
Grade A
12-20 lb. aw . Ih. 57c
TOMS
L i Mil
A Quirk
Froxm
CAPONS
May you have a Merry
Chrlilniai, the happy !
c o m p a n i o n e h i p of
lovetl ultra, Itie warm
fellowihip and under*
Dtamllng o f frlendi.
May Ihe New Year hold
for you a full meaiure
of bappfnraa.
(
hd
A
Hen Turkeyn .... 9-14 lb. avflr. lh.Bfo
At tills trasnn uf the
ycer, litis is our tincere
wish for everyone:
I
while hr'* not an expert on
flowers und plants, hr dorr know
tliut when they get the proper
eoll, sunshine and m in era l- Miry
i •-wily do blossom out, un,l that
folk* are the same way— if urndoesn't get the pinpct Vitam in*
and Minerals needed one feels
mlaerablc a lot of the time.
Here la Mr. Meredith'* own
statement on how llADACO L
helped him;
"llrfore I started taking llA D
ACOL I didn't have a bit of
appetite—seems like food didn't
appeal to me a hit. Couldn't sleep
either—^sometime* I ’d lay ewako
for hour* before I'd get some
rest I was Just aa Jumpy aa I
could tw. I whs really In sorry
shape. Then I heard how other.
folka with the tame trouble 1
had wrre being helper! by IlA llACOL. I ran say that after the
first few bottles I could tell a
definite Improvement. Now | feel
first rale—have a wonderful ap
petite—get plenty of sleep and
am not the least bit nervous. I
think HADACOL Is wonderful—.
would never do without it my
self."
Thrre Are Thousand*
of folks all over the country
whose systems were deficient In
Vitamin* 111, 112, Iron, and Nia
cin uml who llA D A C O L haa
helped.
HADACOL can m
help
p
i d yaw
#
too,
y>, if
If you will Just give llAD A OL a chance—If you suffrf
from stomach distress, retain
nrrroux distut Lances,
Insomnia
when due to upset stomach, vague
aches and.pains, or a general
tun-ilown condition when they
are due to surh deficiencies, let
HADACOL help you aa it hai
helped others all over the coun*
WEDNESDAY DEC 20, 1950
F L O R ID A
4 to 6 lb. o v r . lb. 7»c
Western
l*ork- Coins
... half or whdev47c
1 lo 1 Lit. Avg.
SMOKED PICNIC........... ! Ib. 39c
Reaily To Knl
FRUITED COOKED HAMS lb
l»rr«**-*l A Drawn
DUCKS
ofo
.,.a*.m »d .yeA
T '
-T
Ib*i 6. iif
, ”
I'un- l'«rk
J
BAG SAUSAGE
............. Ib. 42e
Festive Frail*
a id Vegetables
A & l* Sliced I'inrapplr No. 2Vg ran ftk
H unlV I'enrhes
No. 2 'i can 27c
AKl * Mince Meat
R oz. |ikic. 15c
A Ail' Pumpkin
Part Wine
CoonM
Nu. 21] ran 15c
o
CoaM 5th
Ann Pofc Macaroni
b ll .
99c
I Ib, pkjr. 17c
A & P Sweet Potaloeti
..... can 23c
Apples Fancy Red Delicious 2 Ibn. 25c
Cranlierrlrs Kalntor brand 1 Ib. box 17c
(.educe l-arife Crimp Icrhurg 2 for 25c
Cauliflower ...............
Irg. heads 29c
Oranxea Fresh J u ic y ..... 5 Ib. bov 21c
Celery fa rc e Crisp Pascal .... ea. 23c
Until''
Apples F la t Cooking
M b . pfcg. 49c
Potatoes Idaho Heleelad
Brasil Nuts
Ib,
5c
;-** *H. 7' S i49c
HStSI *.****.-•*. >4e.sMt^«snsst
till"
C hristm as Candies
Worth more
Xman Hlocklnga
9
ox. ea 29c
1 Lh. Hag
Xmas Mix Candy Worihmort ........ 29c
Chocolates W arw icks..... 1 Ib. box 59c
Jane Darker
Potato Chlpn
0*z nz. lutg 15c
Chocolate* Warwicks 2 Ib. box 91.15
Frenh Popcorn Jane Parker hag 25c
Chocolate* Warwicks 5 Ib. box 12.79
Mlnre Pie Jane Parker 8 inch ea. 59c
Pumpkin Pie Jane Parker 8 Inch ea 49r
Jane Parker
Xmait Idtyer Cake
Jane Parker
Candle Cap Cake*
June Parker
(ioltl Loaf Cake
8
Inrh ea. 95e
pkf. of • ,T5e
1.1
nz. ea. 29e
AJkF’aPmiCE POLICY
• Storewide low price* t
(Urnseveryday... ioitcgdafjiMtafew
“one-day" or'
• Adverted pried* an
for on* week, even though atazkat
prkmgoop.
Walgreen Agency Drug Star,
lin e is your solution for eveiy
one on your shopping list
Beautiful cosmetic seta for the
ladies— and
wonderful
shaving
isU for the men, styled by Lentheric— and so many more, too J
For the kiddirs toys that will de
light—and in your prire range,
too! And to complete the Holiday
festivities get your box of fine
llplllngsworth or Whitman’s ran
dies (oday. For Dad, see that
new
Butane, "Strato - Flame"
Lighter— a,000 lights per ehaige.
M ike H O t’M ILLA T A N D ANDERSON your Christmas head
quarter*.
•
Christmas and Fruit Cakes gt |
together so well. And ItOHIi'S ’
HOME BAKERY, c o r n e r of
Palmetto and 1st St., will dr.
tlclously take rare of your need*.
The-* Fruit cakes are our spe
cialty and contain all the homey
guodnoaa and delicious tailing
quality that you could desire.
Only 90c for Ine |>outid site and
M-Z5 for the 5 pound alxe. You'll
smack your lips over these! Ami.
for . other tasty, home-flavur< d
bakery product., m ale UDIill ' - 1
HOME
HAKKKY a regular
*t4|a— A t Christmas ami for
year* in
SANFORD JEW ELRY
AND
LUGGAGE CO. m non Sanford
Ave. can shlve your gift tirulDm! Bamsohlte Luggagr, Elgin
Watfhes, llulovas, llenrus. HillFold* by Prince Gardner and
Buxton, anil so many other gilt
items that will k> a joy for the
•d>Wt of your affections to lie, a
hold. Elgin# priced from 39.75. *
Butovas from 121.75. Just right
for Dad or Brother Hill is the
Bamaonlta two-suittr, at only
125.00—and for* Mom or Bis thr
Samsonite Train Case, at only
SI7A0. Yes, there's something
for
everyone
at
SANFttRD
JE W E L H Y AND LUGGAGE CO..
300 Sanford Avenue.
Santa Claus often visit* J. M.
GARRETT'S, comer of 1st 8tree\a
and Sanford Avrnue. The wholer
family w ill Its happy to m tlv e
one o f t h s numerous gifts that
G A R R E T TS feature* , . por the
Man Distinctive Adam Hats . , .
And watch little Jimmy when he
Okie Dokie western
styled Jeans and Jackets (and tim
little f i r l s go for them, too)
Ties, Belts, and Suspenders for
the man styled by Gent-Dandy.
Mom w ill really like the Cannon
Nylon Hosiery G A R R E TT 'S ha s
featured. So, this Christmas w h y*
not shop at G A R R E TT 'S whrte
a l a m variety of highest quality
chandlse awaits your inspreand approval. Shop at GARR E T T 'S , comer of l i t and San
ford Ave. for gifts you'll be
proud U give.
r
P lia n in g
on an
Appliance
Chriatmaa?
W elJ.
SAN
FO
(N F
( RD
E L E C T R IC , Magnolia Avrnue is
£*•*■ l® »‘ op. look, lixlrtva
nnd B U Y I General Electric, and"
Sunbeam
are the ouDtanding
names.
M ix-M astrrs,
Toasters,
I f • » ■ . Refrigerator*, Electric
BlankeU— I f it* an appliance you
ran bet SANFORD E L E C T R IC
h*» IL Electric A larm clock* by
G. K , dish washers, w ater hent-
rrp u ta tb n for
to S A N PO R I)
nolle Avenue.
service. g t |
L K C T R IC. M a * -*
Adv.
WAKE UP BUSInS T 7
K a lire C eeleslt fo g y righted. 1 H I.
The Great Atlantic awd Paeifie Tea Cw.
200 Magnolia Are.
Hanford, Fla.
(XN tP. SERVICE—GENUINE MO PAR P A R T 8— DEPENDABLE U SED
LE C O U N T Y
MC
DODGE—PLYMOUTH—DO DOE JO B RATED TRUCKS
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III U nity T h e re I t B tren g th —
Te Frol*rt Ike Peace el Ike World;
Te P teaele Ike Pragma* of America.
Te Preface Prosperity fur geefurd.
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Numbing Naval Born- n
it
i n •1
Koad And Bridge
b a rd m c n t Throws
TOKYO. Dec. 21 — (/!»}
\
The
llungum b e.u lih r-il ley qu.rt l«»- ; r>
i »
day eflrr Allied len d rce'.,, b a r-I R 0 3 d
Im p r o v e m e n t s
rajri inoMrtl down end tolled becl
A rc
U n d e rw a y
O n
Reds moel menacing attack on
Q JJ
thr pepmrtcr.
Frocrn bodies ol O unce md
Ib e io.«d and budge (onttrm.ahilMoltrd Korean Rrtli littered Iion p.ug.-u. in Seminole ("minty
c j h * »now-cni»lcd cart flank n| the for ibr (nit ball ol die current
united Nation* elefrnir ting where adnuni.'tialion in Tallaluiwe will
ihe attack war mack.
aiiimint to more than $27,1,OIO. in
Communist turvisor* -iq.-rentl) co»l. it m i rrjra.ted to the County
were numbered to « •Undrlill by Cnmm.tdon today in a letter from
the fury of around-ll.t-t|o<k Irani- Alfred A. McKetban. eluuman ol
bardmrnl Wrtlne iday by Allied ibr Stair Hoad l)r|iallinrnl.
wsrthipt. pl.itirj and land -MillWo.k eiun|ilelr<| i i i i IihI*
ui'irr
fty.
iban u \ niilr, of mad fioot ibr
Field dispatches reported ib r i.ingc Cmmly line to O iirtln r o l l
back from llir po.nl ol g.svc'l mg $ 3 /) 35 ; paving on thr A. C. I
r-.l
tbalterrd survivor* wete (brown trotting el Lingwnod.
«n»l
peril lo the Allied forcer holding luting ,<l the Sanloid Stale Farm
their tail ilire r of noithrait Kotra er* M ailct. 121.741,
around Hungnam on the Sea of
Wink now undriway im liu k ,
Japan ihorr.
tbrrr and a ball milt* of road iinQuiet alan war reported on tbr prnveinenl from ibr W rki** R iv rr
werlrrn Korean fronl.
to Wilmn't Cornri on lligbwav
General M aeAttliur'i he-dquar- No. 4ft al a to il of $15,247; ami
ten reported the Qiinerc bail »uf- 14 and a ball mile* of toad (torn
. fejed heavy Iona — at a ratio ol tbr Oiangr County Ijn r to San
*10 lo I - during the darkrtl daya ford on ibr old Oilando Higliway.
Tltr latter project, coating 15U.of die Allied retreat liom mo»l «»f
North Korea. Nov. 27 to Dee. 12. 217. will be pnbl for liy Craunty
fund, rivrlviol front the gaaollnn
The Chinese have teen around
tax.
the Hungnam beachhead in great
The largest outlay for work now
forte for daya, but It was ap
parent that the Iwltling retreat underway ia that of 1170.0«M» for
Jeatup lliidge nod
of U. 8. Marines and 10th Corp- the new W
dnughhoya
farhrr
north
hail ■lioroarhet of mure than .6 o f a
lei illy crippled an estimated 10 niiic.
Deducting the fMl.Jt7 paid by
Urd divirloni.
the County li-nve., * t"'«d «f 121H.Ued e llo rt- to icorganim tlndr 7<2I to lie spent by the Slate fo r
Y u te a a t m progressing dowly— ibo two year period adding Jen- Itoo riowly to hamper tr>«-pratnim
•We are looking fuiwaioT w ith
withdrawal of Amertean fore*- your ronlinurvl In Ip. to rven great
on the Hungnam tkach. U. 8. er arrompllahrnerd* In the next
losses there are reported es- two year*.” wrote Mr. MrKethan.
trrmely email ton»if|erlng the
Fred C. Greer. operator of the
urlii'ii Involved.
San (Irbi Club, with hi, attorney,
AP eorrenpondunl* Tom la m - John l-eonardy, requested the
liert nriil 8tan Swlnton. In the Hoard to reaeind th” reaolutiun,
liearhlicad. re|rarteil enemy in they arc now operating tinder
activity on the lluuguaiii peri which act* the rioting time for
meter had field commander* wor- plarea , riling intoxicating Im*v vriedi although they aalil they eragra at 2:00 A.M., and to permit
•were certain that steady pound the San Orlo Club to mien Sunday
ing hy warplane*, field artillery night on New Year’* Kvc and co
and big Naval gun* had hurt the ntain open all night until
7:00
lied* l«dly.
A.M.. Jan. I. They would then be
Warships eonlltiucd to ham permitted hy law to remain open
mer Communist troop* conct-ntra- until 2:00 o'clock the following
al Ion- north of the lieaehhead.
morning.
Cotreapondent Lambert report
The Hoard derliiM'd In takr ac
ed the Communleta hud replied tion on the groom), that It would
only with mortar attack* on the not only affeet the San Orlo Club,
rad flank.
hut would hav.* permitted nil n .
V in to n reported the air and
lIM ila w M na page alar
artillery attacka filed five amall
•^village*. The Communist- had
m
been uaing the vtllagtn for asarmbly arena.
The Far Kaat Air Forte* retrd
continuing attaeka
on
If
nmuniat fortea throughout the
Today I* Joseph Stalin'* b irth
U. 8. Eighth Army area In the
day—he'* 71— and while hit con
northern!.
trolled prvaa a t home omr again
A tup officer at General Mar- hailed him ip extravagant prove,
Aithur'a headquarter* In Tohyo Communists in tnr ring of state*
elgoroualy drnlr.1 report, that around Russia pulled out all Ih r
Communist* had used ga- gren atop* atlamntlng to outdo earh
M at
( Dm turn
other In praising him.
In Moscow, Kaat llcilin, I raguc,
Sofia, Buchareat, IludatH-st
ami
Warsaw, the
Communist
preaa
chorused praiae of the man in the
Kremlin In phrases like these
Funeral serv'cc* for Mra. J. N.
‘Greatest scientist of our tim e."
Whitner. 0 1-year-old pioneer rend'■header of the world peace
dent of Sanford who dlad early camp.”
Tuesday morning at her home at
"Defender o f the worker.”
111 Magnolia Avenue, were held
"Great genius 8talln.”
voterdav afternoon at 3:00 o’clock
Leningrad's City Sovirt
an
at the Firm Presbyterian Church nounced a derision to rename In
with the Rev. A. G. Melnnla and ternational Prospect and H* con
f t he Rev. K. I). Hrownlee official- tinuation, the Moscow highway.
From now on. It's J. V. Stalin
\h e rhurrh waa well filled and Prospect.
many M en d * of Mm. Whitner a t
tended the rites. Flower* In pro
fusion were beautifully arranged.
Burial waa in Lakrrtcw Cemetery.
Pallbearer* wr.-e Randall Chase.
H. 0. Chase. F ran k.Clinee. R. F.
Whitner. Jr„ Ralph Wight and
Fred Wight.
*
llie
l
Orlando Route
Stalin I Brained
On 7l«t Birthday
K
ierviceB Held For
Mrs. J. N. Whitner
Mrs. Whitner
was
born
IO I I HI fltS t HM I in Iht ho, can a . i a loi|irui, bouitrar la uiol lu ciacuair the wounded fmir the battlefield, in the norlli lin e , *tiii>-larrd
Marines of tile III Dlxtdon carry e tufleilng buddy lo a waiting plane.
Csrh bomber Is sbletnterrv eight men
i fnicnettnanl Snu> 'i>Hoto)
Hoover Urges US Equality Is P r ic e
Arm To Teeth And Of German Aid In
Get Out 0 ( Europe European Defense
Ex-President Asserts Western Allies Want
Germany To Contri
US Navy. Air Force
bute 150,000 Men
Can Repel Attacks
NEW Y O R K . m
Dec., .21
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.
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l ortnri l ’ r~ id c a l l . r ^ U v -c r ,
____,
... ...
urged I lie nation last nijld to ton
irnlrste on fortifying the W rtlrrn
llrmiqdtere a , a “ m b lt o i."
He tallrd on hit fellow-tounlrymrn lo “ arm lo the k flh to hold
ibr Allanllr. and I'atilir O irall*.
willi llir
obiod oulpoil, ol llll
lain. Japan, Formula slid llw IMliliptiines.
Mr. Hooter, speaking on radio
and Irlevition. laid it would l»c
"then folly"' lo rngagr in land
wat with Communitl bortkt in
A*ia or tbe rontinrnl of Fluriqw.
Hr orgr,| |br United Stale* to
"aim our air and Naval forte* to
ibr I eel!,'' lo defend the frontier*
lie laid out.
Mt. lim iter said the Communists
loulel never break through A m er
ican ,ra and nlr power to Invade
the Western llemltphert. "Triey
ran no mure reach Washington tn
forre than wc can reach Moscow."
he declared.
At another point, hs rxpreawd
the opinion that the atomic Irani)is 'a far leas dominant weapon
than it waa once thought to he."
The only living sx-nrealdent.
making one o f th* moil Important
addretira of hi* long piddle ca
reer. said “ it la clear that the
United Nations are defeated In
Korea."
It would hr 'Inviting another K o
rea," he do, I a red, to tend more
troops or money to Western Kuropean nations before they had
armed themselves aa a "sure dam
against the Hod Good."
Defrn,* of Weaterr. continental
Kuropc reata primarily on the Kuropean nation* themselves, the 76yesr-old former rhlef executive
(old his audiences across the nsl(M tla s e « ex M e * Mai
in
i
21.
IO K Y O , Dec. 21—(A 1) — General Mar Arthur's hcsdqustters said
today Arne,it an raiusllie* in tl.r wont fortnight of rrtftst in Korea
totaled 11.314 killrtl. wounded and muting. It said other United
Nation* forces from abroad suffered 1.011 caiualtict ia that period,
flie total of 12.325 did not include Republic of Korra loite*.
Headquarter- aald field com -' I
mambrs reported Chinese Re-1 Ihur hea<li|uart*rs summary to
losses at • ratio of 10 to t — a day did not break down Ita
total of more than 120,000.
usfly figure
rts lo thow how many
The period waa Hated Nov. 27- were killed.
d, wounded or missing
Dec. 12, hat the total also In
Hardest hit waa the U . S.
cluded relatively amall losses suf Army Keeond Infantry Division
fered during " u . N. probing a t which suffered 4,111 rnsunltietack* beginning Nov. 24.”
durlrg what MarArthur railed
Th* Defense Department an the "reportorial 'disaster' period."
nounced Nov. 30 in Waahlngton Ths Second Division played a
that American raiualtlee In K o n
major role in blunting the Chin
Ineso
since the w a r began had re*
Red counteroffensive
lunteroffeasrir* i
the
o f 81.026, saying
northwest
it fr o n t
represented a ll whose neat o f kin
The
summary
headquarters
s
had been notified through Nov. gave other
her Allied leasee aa:
hat A om
U. S. “F irs t Marias I
_ D w .ll
M 61
In exeeta ot 4Sfi00.
U. 8. A rm y Seventh In fa n try
Tbs Waahlngton list showed 5,- Division. 2,0*7.
807 dead. 11,114 armiodod and
U^_8. _Army Mth_lnfsntry Di
4A>1 missing. The new M ocAr-
i
l
f
c
temperstur*. F air
rxrrpt becoming
Inner reel coastal
srea* tonight and
N o. 86
Aflrwicltted I ’ rrtxn l^ t n e d W ire
ltir.ll
Wilson A p p o in ts Christmas Bonuses G overnor W a r n s
Clay. W einburg
01 Necessity Fo
Ci vi l Protection
As Defense Aides
Corporations A s k e d
To Notify ESA Be
fore Raising Prices
American Casualties In Korean
War Reach Total Of 42 Thousand
Greensboro, N. C. on Mar. 1, 1889.
tphe daughter of f)r. Andi
well. The fam ily moved lo Fort
Reed on M ay 30, 1167, and their
first homo waa a log cabin.
|)K (\
m
Slo«l» ru in *
through Frldsj
p*r«l> cloudy In
and TsIUhasvee
I rldef,
A c h e s o n D e cla r es E u ro p ea n
F ig h tin g F o rc e Is N e w P ro o f
O f U n ity O f W e s te r n A llies
t Tsc Bomber To Carry Wounded
Beachhead brinks Building Program
Costs $278,000
T lii'R S IlA Y
f
7 ,T A T L T R
BONN,
I f f . - I- I —</**»•
..............German;
.— ■—> ...........
A
f
t
f»*«k 'he AIIH4 High ( V a mi»ion loday amidst reports he
would demand the end of mcropstinn ronlrols a, the price for
lierman troop- par lit Ip ,Iin * in
Heslern Hut ope'* D e f e n s e
trmy. An aulhorilallve German
Mruree -aid Ihr ttesl German
llrpuhlir's t hanrrllnr will a-k
for whal he ra il, a "Sc« uritv
Irra tv " hrlw rrn hi- euirrnm rnl
and thr rirrupyint powers lo re
place the present arrupalion sta
tute. ’llil, would h<- the n rarr-t
approach prwslhle. andrr present
rlrrumslarwe.
es. In a prarp treat).
BONN. Germany, IV r 21 (»1'i
Tbe W r,|ern Alliei torlay rtn
bark on tbe lalrariour la<k 'd max
iritf Itrnqu Irion .1 HV>l ("iriirisnv
onilril in rleriMnilmg “ full equalit*
..
with the w rit nt no reatmamem
( ogniraiil <>f - golilen op|M>rlunily (or diplum-ilK bonr Ir-diiig, tb r
Grrmsni l»rgm talk* willi llir liner
Allied High Commisiioneri delerminrd to wring li/sble concetsion,
for -ny participation in tbr mteiu-tiond defense forte lieadrtl by
l^ n erd Dwiglit Ki*rnlrawer.
Hie N o rlli A ll- llt l, I ' - , ! Iia iio m
wlmli do nol in,bide wr>| f«c,
many de, ided at tbrii lliuoel*
lure liny Monday that 150,1100 Gci
man toldict* wetr wanted for tbe
Euto|iran Atmy they plan lo lane
to I.OO.CXX) men in two year*.
Hut W ts t Germ an p o litira l leadX . a lia —a na r s s * als i
Talbot Inland Will
Be Recreation Area
TA LI.A IIA 8K K K . Dec. 2 1 - M 'i
— l-lttlc Tallrat Islapd, north of the
mouth nf thr Ht. Johu* River, I'
going to liecoinc a mlllton-dnllat
Stale recreation area.
The Road Department ha* agreed
tn turn Ihe Island over to the State
Board of Parks and llistorir Me
morials for development. The pro
Jert, tocos, 11.370,000. will inclmlr
a park for Negroes and one for
white person*.
W » Hark Hoard is asking the
slate for 1*52,000 to lie spent on tin
island next year. I ’lannlng will Iw
financed thraugh a federal grant of
118,000. The Hcrkaher Foundation
for Children ha* offered lio.oon
lo lw «pent on playground equipmenl.
I'arl of tiie development rx|ien>r
would he met through a loan whleh
woukl lw repaid with Ihe park's
earnings.
•IIIS . R08KNRRRG CONFHIM KH
W ASHINGTON. Dee. 21 - OPt—
Thr Senate tmlay confirmed Mr*.
Anna M. Rosenla-rg as Assistant
Secretary of Defense hy a voles
vote.
Action rams after Ih r Senate
Anosd Services Cowmlltee twlcs
h a d naaoiinouslv rrcouinirmie’l
SoeJh
Y^Htnonv that she
had Communist associations
16
yasra ago was rejected by the commlttso as false, fiho said It
easo of mistaken Identity.
WASHINGTON. IV ,
21 bV»
( liMile* 11 \V||.(»n l«^»V frffi<r In«Uv 4* Dii^clnt of D rlfn tf MoLili*
/4li»»n .irnl nnmr«liailrly 4|*|*-*mlFtl
* rfW fal f tici i i % (l i % .«mi| li«nlrr
W'r* 11|| |f*f If fill 4«9l||.«nlt.
Wilmn, (oimrf inrsnlrnt of (irn*
n il
told rr|x»ilrr« of |l»r
I' m * 4p|M»inltnrnh 4l llir Whiff
I f'*u»r ifln fdinuj llir hai Ii Mf ofIw f in ffrin lrn l In in u n ** pff.
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•*• fL-rfin i« irloMini*|iiri|» )t|| dul*»■# m duirnM n of thr l*»trd of ihr
ronfitirnlAl (*nn To
S im-i Ir I Ctirt*tm«w I m i m i o ••( lo
|H*m*nt of annual «nlnr)
f
p r r - i n t id ) trrd a v a ftm o H m to
r n ip lt o r * o f tt«« S a n fu til X tln 'it
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ts in tl»r til?n to r'* riNini
Dircctoi Of Defense
Cl.iims 1'lorid.i Is
In v .is io n
t!.o f*. Mann, rarhi* 9. road** ll»r
p rr« rn ta tio f •» h«r|» ft * d ln H » i
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rm p h o r r * a* <1 in a toot f|.H
»trr*hr«l th r part th a t iK i *m"
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in the lift* o f th r rofmnn»dt»
h v i f f v l r r l*a*rd o il *otir»d prin
«dp|«' • o f *rr» irity . and dradari I
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r la r n l th a t It m ill t^V,* p«*i!•
Ire n g tli to lirin e
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m ilita ry
v n r h l |»* »«*r.
Mr. In ictry th n o k o l ♦•••
n lo v rr* fo r I t ’r if ln%nU\ »•»»•• •••
t r n tU n t •• d n tlr .
l l r •mm»1 n " l
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11* nd 111 #• nr %t
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|«i| th» r ‘ nit • 1 Into lion*
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Itendilure o f st \ immi ri »• ar on I
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n irn t «»r uppti*
l»iit M»lrt| f«»r
$2n Billion Defense
A ppropriation
Is
Passed By Senate.*
GOP Raps Aclicsor
\\ A M IIN G T O N .
Her. 21 —
i •*»— l*rr-< hri«lin«« iK n f it lf r iim
ftirrrv l Ih r llm i* * In «n«|»rvifl
fll h«i%inr«« («»r n n r l ) Ih re r
Ilm ira I*hI 4 % h rfn rr « h n rr m i*
|n n ( t
fit
Ih r
»?»rmhrf%hif»—ttrrr%waty In (In h ii*in r« » —<nulH
l*r m tin d rd up. I l »*i* nol tin-
HI
t:i\
I’. M.. 3 hour a ami 17
m itiiifr * a f lr r Ih r r lr r k hc^an
Ih r rn ll ra il al 11:01 \. M.,
I h .1 1 S p r.ik rr
lt« )h tirvi an*
•iM unrril a n u in r ilt
nf 21H
n tr m h r r i »,n hand. th i« «a * !«•••
tiu irr than ih r ttrrr« « a n 2IK.
11% J f lllN I I I t . I I I lOW I II
W \ s l IINT i IO N . I>'.
1 1 <A*)
,v f i f fh fV o l ll ir s | »!e At Itf *on
tn lfl I 'f r n j f n l I nirii tn id la y t li*
.ip|M)itilntrnl t»l (irn ri^ l I nniftoH*
n a* httprrmr Mhnl C«»mfnancler
•»• l.uro|»< lia% "g frally h fa rlfn fd
t|» p o ril l|»r I Ilfrt|lf4 n na-
tlof|«
llir H irp fjffll rfl/%\r«I •!»»• !fl*
lorifialmn fn tr|*«»»Hf* »t» a ila l^ ittrnl in u h irli M i. I •••»•• •»• u id *
" I -rn m full agieeiiwnl with
llir , r , trlsiy llu l llie -pilll -liown
WrlHhrrir ii *rnlfif partner of
• o M m iin , Sm l "
nfid Com pany,!
I. y ibr ■ounlrie, of M'eilern IH ,» |w
Now Y ork
in \r tm rn t tu m k io r
b«, iii.lified out ciinfnlcnce that
f*r?n. H r n*n*» a ' I r r . chairm an of
ll i r lir e .1 itr . ol I iliope niesn
1 h r W at I'ftH lth lio n o a n l in W o rld !
\V *r I I
Im men il-u il irlting up our <oniTh«* ••nlli
a d n tin i« lrrrd t»*
lu hi ilelense *y ,'rm
.. ............. Chief J u -tk r Vinson In
11
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Mi
I toman »-nl ftswf
wilhin
n
o
w
a
n
M r.’ Truman** rim ila r offlrr, Tin* rrrdd a total "f
llir tirxl lew wrek» 'be rabliei*
thrr# Utrti i »i *im| Irnr.ttf, n lar|*« bankit>.- e xiw rle n r-' I I' «d l*-d t h " '
be rra lls m l. h n w r-e r. Mist >■ f i e
m l.unqw of 'be niemlwi* of lltc
mirfmlf #»f to'orpr \ \ m- hll»irton
W S liu rt SMtMiiitt *n. rhairmnn <>f tin )o u n g la dle * now w ith 'be
North \lls n th cummunity will # •
'ra "k did net plan
add t<- n<«ii> ope tnlii'c i'\p **i •
rtf' rout in* I I .,initi” together. M -n v of OUt
1 Hi*' Vational X rrlrll* Ifr onr-pots-* f ift.l • mii|.| Itr ti*9*fI nnlf
n*«N9de *n»nr of iqho«r d'ltlr* Wit- i • - to th e ir r a ir e r .
ho|iei li-y r now lietome l - , l , with
T iie e s ,tv «•*• artan ge d l>v M ts- • In ««* ti| *tf 4 "(nn (mi* i|i«aR|ri.
« tal.ini?
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ntohili- o»rr............
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4 i« a » n < -o .ltn , xml .eld. "let wk
fi'.Nl nil ilHM Rxn .f
I ».•*«• R i ll
la- the flr« ! to e o n g ra to la te j .mi
llie picuslcid usneH 'be ilalClim f’t't nt'f Mlflt* » • It f III !•••* ' I t l l i ’i''
tVII-mi tnlil reporter- Id* iot
,„ent after Acheyon gs*e i"P) •
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tn iiir« T tu«n- t,,|| ,e|HUt ol lii, nirr'mii' '"
w h s t h r i, d'dntT no-, t li* t l- #
•t«Mi *d i'l Hit l.'lfllt Iftlllll flMMlI'V *•
m ill llie biiciins iml tVlenw.
S ltrvpylnp I be |n'» th a t must '-r
tt* l|l|ifn l ft*l
t 1|H»ll|»t| art t ••*•• a .........ter. ol (be No.'b A lla n !*
done, sod s-et*li>g "Ju *t a , man)
tit»*l tw i net-i i»f Mis ir r r .it ittcr* n ••
fa rts a - I r a n ”
ire iiy i oiintries.
I m fit* fit i til Be*i II* r f * tM i- llllfftt
tVilsnn trad tin' oat b id nffi
J1
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until'* 'I,# i i | m'M !«••• uf • l»*- •••••»
XI i Truman nld •” . i . gre-tlv
u . I ... I .
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w a h iiin g t o n .
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h v " Tbe W h ile llu u s r 1-1.0 aonmint e.1 I|||b i )h9I
i-ui
••■iiaged to In in I >..iii t i In-son
li t r v ip tird ttir o ii|jli <o n fi| nmt to*
in u b irti ll)e
Ih re e -y ra i prai e pa< I iw lw in
uf
the "scrim i- w- i
II.
lent
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y
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i . . lunti.em
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. tb e major tailroad, and fn u i » ih -, I ««miiM net i I m I : i *»! lf t fi« U iu r r • • r c p ir-c n la llv c «f
went al-oit the j.d. o f ' b rin g in g
•rtrfrn '* it- ft e . iltn rk fril
rtl«t)ioninr the «nf»rk of thr i r
to life til' i.itlttsu v and •sonoinic
rm im iv n iit* .»n.| M tlirr f i c l h t l r
feme buildup on the nation*- i The a g ire m rn t p ro vid e .
ii, tin- N o .'b
X 'la n lie
For
ISO.ttOO
railroad
yardmen
Mil nvi in i,
I.Nnili'H ni<t nr%% fn r ilttic
economy, the goirmnient had ask■
o
n
i.it.m
il)'.
r„ „ .| rllr,,.t|
the Slat. ->
o l eoriMiration* to g i*r at lewt an immediate Increase of 2-1 cents
XI. T. ...nan >»'d \rl>e.«n rammi
nionlt .H .il’ d tbs' llie .......... .
•M rn dav** nntlri- t.eforr liming an hour, with another two ient« t |,r r„(, ,.f
nations
prlee, on any omlor u io lie t,
•oi Jau. I ami cost of lisinp ad-' oml rnon Itel,. I» iiro lid
pro ............ K l• ei.hut o r 's ip .ra ln lm rn t
Keonomir Rlablitatloo Dlrretnr justments every three month. I|„ ,U o
u -ii» .l .rod " u m i" tbem ••...... proof ..f tb r flrn . Intention of
pell)
*l-,ii S’ab-ntine aid lid. •••mid ginning next April I TI
-dpi-t
r fie, na Ions t« *1
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aid Mo x ' I if ii him t fundgive hi* agenee time t« tody the m eiits are to Ih> made
t l" '« •'
Mr Truman's
--ill .-i<< lo .im .l'.y i- Ib’ ii fir-'
nrorwwal, ind lorid, if the, wen o f one rent ail hour for n " ' * • 1 im• ini 11m i it” i'tx:
, bidi-.l “ l.el there
no m istake
|M. tlfied •• m * »hr ai— rv rould
or fa ll o f one point in t l " i?m
Till- l ‘al'ioi'l Itlldg*-' t'onillll-slo" niton, it the o n it ' «f 'be n a tio n *
n-k n r ord er th e ir abandnnm rnt
e m in e n t's ru n ,in n e r- u r ic In d e i.
also h e-id n idea from I I ” i-tiuii ,,f \V, . t r i e K-ii l ’ It
V a le n tin e Irlrv ra n h i-d *he rnmN o .(Ii A tla n tic a irs i^ v it a l »■• 'h e ir
For aliout 1B0JIOO i oa*I ee vlri ril for the Itlind to inrrea-e
nanle- (•• v l- e ,o ch advance n<». w o rk c rs --a n Im m ediate !" ,<«-<• " f budget fro m
,127..t?.i s r liia t l, •ei n i I t y Mini I " o itr.
Urea nn i l l ' I'n - in •» h'eb ih e - dn fiv e re n t* an hour, a lio re lro a rliv e sia lla b li- tb l* bn-’ nniio !>• •'•I
X. be-on trturn-J l i ”i" hi- .hoitan anual b ti-in e , o f tr>,M),0fHl or to (je t. t. and another five r r n t and i"” vl ' b ’ i i" nl
to
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in
in
g
IP
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I
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more.
Knropc earlv today to l- r r .. stiff
e ffe ctive Jan. I . plus the ,ano r o d
I'u ul
I 'a >mun i
of
|la )t*iu a
pew Rcpnt’llean challenge to hi*
The Keonom ir S ta b llira 'in n S o f liv in g arrangem ent.
|tearh spoke m I - b itlf o f l- d li the
••enev i t ' S A l t . also to ld General
The settlement wa« annoom.vl blind r o lllli-ll wed w r lta n le ia id poliev of Kuropean rrnrrnaiitr nt ■*
well as to Id* continuance in ofM o to r- I 'u rp o ca tl«u th a t I t , an by I'rrs ld e n tia l Assistant John It
teinlir* I
I l f s»l»'l tl«ry MM **l»of»* *t
tw al fo r m—lifI r s lin n /if an auto Sirrltnan, who look over m voli
fi.StHiiltfrth** In |»rrf*ir»n •
•••»rk
\1r-.inw bilr fa ilu re o| * m a |o rltv
m obile price roll-ba ck ha, lir r n tion- in the month-long di .|mte
ip
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l
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i
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ltw\»»i»'»»'l
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4
r r lc r t r d .
utter the governmrnl iritr.l tiie le t f.f Inti It l l i r IU mmI 4%MM»rll M i l of m.-n.licr, to show o f ""lav
th r r a le n n l '•• fo rre sdj'H .rn m etit
T w o f ir m - *,k e d to help hold railroads la st AUFu-t t*i - i r r t »
W rlfflM II"Mf»l
the prlee lin e
lo te rn a tin n a l H a t- threatened nation-wide -t»ib•
of the House u n til « f'»•• n , r | 'e q '* .
| m i * p i, i *. . tpi< * •1 b j
lln a 'le o e * •*. •■•*••
tlom e-bent eongM men
were
Steelman -aid union trade’ - had H rim lor U ltn 4. Shi
..f I 'hip
leaving the ra p lh d il. drove Iasi
agreed III principle after a
hour
I I fitsf I e*it * t fl* •*Rgf 4 l l l
.d g lit and tw la )'.
overnight ronferenr- to « m ora
I.a ik o f a u u nn .n i 21" " f the
torium nn any further demand* In
U \ It MF.lt M l. XI I I Kit
the four unions.
I X K K I.A N D . Fla.. I*ee. .'I <d*' 438 in r .id e r s - -wa- ih rlira te d ■»
T iie agreement probable
w ill
W armer w .-atlu-r i- m oving In to u.ilv I7P m e.nlier* re .nmdi-d wl.en
The Seminole C ounty t'lia rn iie r lead tn nuick rratoratioo of the ;>• nin-iilnt Flnrldu, tin
Feilrrnl t lw lr namr, u r . r ra ile d by Ibe
o f C o m m rrrr w ill celebrate the rail line operations to their own Stale I , m t W a rn in g Service -a id cle rk. This war 3D t lm ll o f the
.o a io rity r c u l r n l t " do lm,ine#s.
opening o f I t , new o ffic e head- er*. Thr Army ha* been running today.
Sneaker Ita vbu rn
ami lluu*n
• iiis r t r r , in the fo rm e r fro n t rnee*- the rusds.
The forecast fo. tom orro w I,
lo g rixirn o f the T oot 1st Center
As drafted, the settlement re clt.-ir In partly- cloudy w ith -lowdv IV in o e ia tlr leader XI. t o . mack o f
T h u rsd a y aftern oon . Ite r. 2*. w ith present, a compromise between ri-in g t r m p r r a liiir - ,. There I- no XU la rh u ye tts went Into * long
huddle at the Spcnker'* rostrum to
some nf the union demands and fro -t daugei In d g lit th ro u g h K -t
a housew arm ing, Manager K
dee.de what to d " atwl *'■•" foe
iirudy m o rn in g
W h itn e y announced th is m '.rning. what the railroads offered.
, G er.rgr T ouh y head- the Charntime.
r u le s , 19 abrentv ere located
in-r** T o u ris t C om m ittee in ehsrge
and returned to the llou»e. ad
o j the re rr|d lo n . am i w ill he a ,journment would lw autom atic.
*f,te -l
bv
K a rl
H igginbotham .
The sergeant-al-ann- sod hla
Clifford M eK Ibhln. \ M a tte n rlle
assistants were Irving (<• round up
an«l A . H I'fle rro n .
all the members *»)"> were in town.
The housew arm ing w ill |w from
At 12:30 H.M.. an hour and a
2:011 to 8:00 p. M. The new im half after tii* home met. I1'7 memorovem ents Ineludo a p a rtltln n rn A LT O O N A , P a.. I)e r. 2 1
01 'I
Intnm v H M ie rl. I I . w | hi Im l iix |ier* verre prr,»ent still 19 short
r b x u r r fo r the m anager's offlee,
of a quorum.
a double door entrance from *he ol bil neareil kinfolk in - lire Inc week, -go. , - y i .,11 |,e w-nt. for
A majority Is 2D> trtiau-a four
r,ram lo the fro n t p n rrb , and re ( limtrnsi i* "« Irain.’*
v ni iinr.es exist.
N»W be tell* folks w|io n u t bim in In, room -t Merry Ib o p il-I.
p a in tin g .
In th r fare o f th is slluatton . tha
P ostcard* w ill lw
ent tn a ll y-bere be it recovering from serious burn*: " I never knew I Inul *o leadership decided to pul o f f u n til
m em liers o f the Seminole Countv many friends."
Jan. t consideration Of le g isla tio n
C ham ber o f Commerce In v itin g
Since word of Tommy's plight he hs, more than $800 from to give I'rc s id c n t Trum an ad d i
them to attend. Residents, r ip -e - liecamr nubile mall pours Into people III the immediate Altoona tio n a l emergence powet*.
la llv th o „- o f o u tly in g rom m unl- his hospital room by the sack area.
Speaker Rayburn's decldon to
'O s - .lts tS rra r - » tied, are
Invited. Coffee and ful.
Tommy and his father, \VI1.
d o u g h n u t* w ill be served.
Hackagts with “do not open lia.n, 36. were the only survivors
Three* Vt'ar Peace
Pact Is Siirned I^>
Unions, Railroads
V m • .*.* k L
'-*1union,•
C. Of C. Will Open
New Office Soon
Badly Burned Youngster Receives
Christm as Gifts From All O ver US
\ i i .f r f i r r
Fire cai.ie'l hy a defective "il
heater caused considerable ilamxge
to a trailer owned by Mr. and Mr*.
J. Hutcher al the Hark Avenue
Trailer Hark yesterday afternoon.
Firs Chief M. N. Cleveland staled.
During evenings firemen at the
Station arc enjoying the use of n
nool table formerly located at the
New York Giants recreation center, whleh was pro-enled to the
department hy Charles Marian,
manager of this Mayfair Inn. The
men have set the table up In their
Masplng qurters upstairs.
t ii
until Christmas” seals come from
points as far west at Missouri
and Mlnnrsola, as far south as
Florida.
Two shelve* In his hospital rupIraard are jammed with parkagr*
from everywhere, tie won't know
what'a In theta, until Christmas
Day.
H r has his train already. It's
a fine electrle model with lots
of track, tha g ift nf a trainmaker.
•'
Also he haf scores of letters
from over all tha eastern United
States containing about 1100 "Ii.
help you boy (bat train." And
of a fire that drrt.oyed their
home at Dunranvillr and killed
ht* mother, grandmother, brother
and three sisters.
Tommy doesn't tnow the other*
are drad. Ills father ha* derided
not to te|| him until after Christ
mas.
Doth Tommy and hi* father are
recovering slowly from' serious
burn*.
The
outlook
for
Tommy'*
Christmas was pretty bleak un
til a few daya ago.
Then the father told a news*
paper reporter he was worried
(Ossltsss* ea
The Weather
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. t l
IS
A'lanla
liismarrk
•;h
Il'iston
'.'5
Chicago
.V.
Denver
Dea Moinrt
23
r.i
Fresno
3'2
New York
77
Hhoenlx
32
Washington
03
K*y We-t
62
Ocala Airport
02
Orlando
60
Tattahaawa
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Jim Turncsa Wins
Feverish Seoul Becomes Rumor
Havana Invitation
Factory As R e t r e a t Continues
f.’nlt* Tournament
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Irw-I llm 1 ll.. mfv me v
of the Chmv.r Canimunivl Anny lu t iti* d ' ifltr ( iiit it r ftf .Svnlll
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to lfjtrn to ony wtldlt »ig(rt»tt:
Inflgue, The wildcat wng-.-mj; i f truth *4ft tun111 tu fi ml.
Have you been
searcliiiij;
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keen in veil in le faJi
lie «ni|hi he an Attorney, a ( on
1tractor, a Drugged, a Grover. .<ti
Auiiimohile fkciler. Whatever
hi* hitvirtevt , . , whale.si Ihc
product or Ktvice you arc look*
tng for. you’ll And it in the
'YELLOW
PAGES'
of yo u r Tolophono D irectory
. . . your handled guide in
W HO B U YS — M l I S
R E N T S — REPA IR S
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awo
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H er)
firin g
I.'ghlv p la c e d inti llig> rn
II ■-I ,livt liarti from the
t fid:
the poor iirm don't kntiv
, ■- what tin i are going to
'" K 'liu M k
».f
K n re i
I- , in| t<> do. We've had one
ln * i|n have ••n an lrrn tti
Ilf.' Ill the If.at going flume 37
<’ltine,i Ijid i and dn
M in i, and vet wc inay have to
he«'„ fai nuh **
ink iml idait everything all
nv< i again
" f ie f|OK Army v
tJVi |,. haul a K u ril,,, f
* I'uiiiof M diva-Iron* to ap at*
'* lielnnetliy* l,y t ei
iriy, and every time someone u n
ft
'•re !■< Pu. n at «he
mthe
lard lelnc load'd there tu*
lip if th. |« n it.n * U “
i again that we are
**!• it true th al .Mi.'n
-rung l.oine.
let
**\t hat we want tv* know I*
eve 11min* have lie n
*1 t
|irtdrrt KenulT**
w liether ne are going In *tay in
...................... na rent if ■
h " " .t tohrlhrr we am nut go*
■....................... .
in V i- .d
eg to da* in Korea,
high n fllr ia l* m id Sij
” VVe pilile nuraelvrt that we
have tiling!.I them tip !
dointit •i e thi l-ed Informed aimv tn
i * rnI .
elp • i<h if the Re
i
anrid, and each man right
the rlt>."
n >.
f-klor htmurlf what he
Sui n rumors mi • n't riirdiind t*» till rnuvi do. but we don't know
ha! i "oina rdi and that l« v
Knrtanr, nnfnttunately. Unfnond
iep'orahle thing. It hurt* your
• d rumor■r<ioallv a* unbehr/siM. ■
\rni) — it irnlly d«e*. You j»at
are swinging up .•lining Artier;
a 'I go .hi withdrawing and
ran trieip. and -pleading mn
el in ill the heart- nf tin weary aithdrawing and withdrawing—
tuf n- : (.'ion -vhwl finally I* goitirn whn have fought well
• lo happeii."
Hot they li'ivr a phraei tn d*
Hut the iron law of military
.r u le tide r lie e li-. p n iin men
gt ring. The) rail It "ringing the ■iniritv here fnrhld* an an»wvr
t i -till *•■ f»!g ntouth of rumor.
parilr I' dli'ii "
Three **|dil-l* wefe iik-d to All .' -olili** under di ripline ran
I- i* wlit and take iifa order*
relate tin hit," t r intnr eiteiilvtlr.g ■
antmte tf'vip
The-e were their •• to 0 they rnrtte. No army ran
:in»oiir«e it
plant liefore lha
a** -arrrht time rnmea.
“ ISi heauf Ihi v c ii * going n
To wHd ind worulrr what th«*-e
dPip.alotn 'antih
.it all Chino •
oImii- mi*‘f—and then tiv to ••«».
• ,«mi |*« m a e e i ,1 , . u l o t - t l . m l i n r i n t i
U*nfi.|,H >aiil >|*l I Inn. II H"|
•*•'in out i* the >ad and lonely
.. I t.et. '.I T iM w * f a ktva.
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<n oh vn*ard ilnte -I'l.tllO
ujIuU better
fa i.
Dial
"i. I liw jr itriiv the inu
ling of If. S . rum .)
mi I ninny* m nied
in > going hark to Jana
> and leaving thia h<d**
I'lm i.e ," «*ij sgt ni>M*t!glton.
of llieve three aohliei*
tl* runiora. Hut »urh unif ho|n
•I
lu g
had for the inmate of
\ I they haven’t b lip
•I* of the U. N. troop
gift..•
She gift of rest?
!1
POSTURE PILLOW
TUFTLESS
im w iin im
$ 4
9
* s c
f uftH ii *-t wm mm*
g iM ir r i,.n
Tlic (lift Of A Ufe-Timcl
I omtivnion
Hov
lu ll
or
Spring*
Twin
HUB
Site
Down
Hellvrra
Italanrr
II.W
per week
M tffW fn
StOWPAT PEC . 18, 19^
p ifw n u
e -e re a
rlne hole* and finlihed Mrond with
a <’H and final wore of £70. Four of
C n o|vi‘» pidtt tinged the cup and
failed to drop. Unc of them actual
ly divnpprared from right then
Libbys Tomato
juice *SJr 25c
• non nut ■ •>, the
Turin a mi' cd tome i lir.e putt*,
loo, hut he made enough lo win the
fl.ottti firvt price.
I.rnine a l»*t ■•••ind fi5 w ith the
th-frndinp
rh am p iu ti
ria n d e
h rlp . ( on i .igli* and five I n n ii.- , H arm on of M am ar*inerk. N. Y'.,
Jim T u tn r-a of J lr ia r r llf f , N . Y o • hot a hlittcring eight-under-pat
member a t the fam ed U . 8 . golfing s i tu had the la-t round, Init he
fa m ily , won the H a van a in v ita ti"! gainevt only a tie for third plaee at
(*«df Tournam ent ye»t»tiJay w ith ■_*7with Herman Hartnn «f White
1 lill total u f 2 0 7 , ,
I'Uin*. N. \ . Ilarron got a Gti in
| v t r Cooper « f I'nnte Vedra hi* la-t ruund.
I iia*I » rh im n to get T u rn rv a . but
I , ike T u n w -a , E . J . Ifa rritu in of
h<! pi It tug; ii f f ii u lty in the la t .SI. Ymltrw*. |||„ vim* a *e»en
u n d e r.par U 't round ho. hut thi-i !>e lu iri! the wimii! of ttr*l .•stint-d him rod* a lie fm fift h
ilh and
Val rule
the "hi"
Hi
{Kl|l|
HARfFimn TrriTAt.n
x*?*?: '-w®
plaee -villi Tommy
Holt of Hut
ie im , N t ' , *( "7 1 . Holt p ft 'le l n
*Vi on hr* la-1 |k
It.......hm* out Mo tin t ten are
l . r » W i. iiaru. Ila tr n o n t . P a , ai
-*7»i Tim e* f’enna o f C in cin n a ti,
llo- f i r t d*y tra d e r, at £77; and
J a i kie H u tle o f llo ii-tu n and Fred
H aaa, Jr-, rtf New O rlra n * . tie,! a :
>
(M d
llomr Ciinlrtrllrtf* — W h en ? ( ‘unlontcrw
419 E* F IR S T S T R E E T
Ocean Spay Cranberry
S en d
T h e ir
[
S ilv e r F lo s s
Kraut 2No 25c
Full Case
I’nso
Coco*Cola 80c
F r ie n d *
p h ic k s
T im e
(jo o i
YV K D .
l*J IIfi I>«|Hji*t(
H unt's Fancy
CiimpbeirH Tomato
SAUCE S O U P CATSUP
J 7 n.
No. I (’nn.i
No. ntiil
I M ir.
lin t I It -
l.itn il ti
Oh,Oh! 'SIVtor.g Way!:
X’AX In CustOOf.rj- WtA!
\W ERTJSIN3
I '*r
Z e r v i c t /J
Libby’*
1 Corned Reef
1 12-oz. can 4 5 fi
1Lihby’u
i
Roast Reef
| 12-oz. can 47<
★ Trip e ★
no.-l can 25^
<ht Om
Swede Nil*en, l'e«. Kavt KCth
Street.
Ilouvton.
Ti *a»,
no *
i U ntil he it the nnttevt hntdwa/e
riilrrman In town Sw.vle say*
that In order fm a man to dn a
top-notch fuh of -elluig he ha*
tn realty feel good and Swede
* iy
he i*
nuvv
tuktng
H A HA
CO I., and l>elieve» hr ha* never
fe ll
lietter.
taking
lie
found
HAUACOl.
that
hy
he ovtrraw
ile f i. it m i- • of Y'ltMiuin*
N in -In and Iron.
l i t . It .’, ,
fler< l* >i i . Nllw-n’a i t i t m n i l
•H e fi'fl
t'OI.
I
toa-
I - t ilt e d
t illin g
IIA H A
th it wn- n *••■*! Idl nr"
Jn*t
p u ill
lit ) ,
f
f e ll
groggy mid llrid all the llrnr
Seem* like i' f*n- hgtd for ret*
even to lift my fi t-t. When a nigh
feel* that way
he ndnratl)
-I t »n'l ih* gi-il wert IVtiHt n ally
gav* me a laid tllue wag mV ra t
ing lodilt* I wi.uld go all d a y ;
ole time- without » lupiatr mealWhat really wa* *trange wav that ]
white I Wi •■* ll-tle
ami slerpyduring the day ! couldn't aleep |
at night. Itnagitn
.•oiling .if,; i
;o*v«r>p and ra'-napping alt nigh* *
long. Hut that"* all rhmge-l m a t ,
I have liren taking IIA flACO I.. I
f i le - I V Inken frvirn fi In |l|!
Imttle- nf HAItAt’f l l, and Itrtlrre
van rue. there 1* no nonpari-nti
Mn* to I lie way 1 *l*rd to feel —
I feel fine? HAHACMf, ititain ly
!r wnndi'tful. I get a wonderful
wle.M*
-lerp and eat why t
•vru | rat everything In ight
• n , .iy. H APACQt. aurr ii •■•
defnl. And you can Iwt ynur
life | irvnmtnrnd It V!•>< " I I*
*11 my friend."
IIADACttl. iimply rrmatkiihle ill tin way it ha* helped
fnlkv nf all age- yr* theiivarid*
uf men, women und tkildren * h i
hnvn Iffii plaguml n lih -tlrfld emfe* nf Yitamlnv III, 112, Nlutfu ami Iron. IIA D A C O t. la that
wmuWfid new pit-panUiuo pwmbring
rv lo f for vtmilafh
•!l*l te*a, Iicrvoii.iiea*. if rnuatl
Iy an U|oei vtoinarh, vagvi* ache*
and pain* nr a general run down
eondiiitm when they are due do
neh thrfieivni iaa.
HAUACOl. Atlaefi* Ural I rar11
Itememlwi, IIA D A C O I. i« not|a
•prlrk*«rling ptmlurt that only at*
larka the aymptom* i f the nifar i irw, Ihi a-tually rvlievr. the
ir a l cmu-,’ nf (Uiina and arhra
due to auch ik-ftrirnrir*— Y'ga,
ami mnlliimd n*e nf ItA H A rO I.
help* prevent the m ivrrir, from
inn ing tairk,
The lno*t inipoi taut thing ahout
H A ItACOI. i- that yon get three
pn-einu* Y'ltamin* in lh|uid form,
hlrh mrnna that they are tpnek*
aliaivliccl amt dUp.vtrlied tn
M- IdntMl »lieam. nw lv to go
right to work. IIA H A Cflt, help*
tuiild np lh>’ hemoglobin mntent
••f your Mootl (whin Iron U
fen V I) In ratry »hew prrrimu
Vlt irriin* ami M im m l- in every
l»njy organ, yea, to every part
nf your lvn|y.
IIAflACOI. Can llrlp Y»a
IhittT gn through life putting
up with a wtuinarh thal it la rily
up-ct, (hat rautea you gav pitini,
Ivearttium, aiur
riaingt after
niralw, a atumarh that will md iligrat food Ptn|wrly; ym. If due
tn lark of Vitamin* III, IM, Ntmeln ami Iron, you ran overrome
the deflrirnriea which are rauaing
thra« miretira by taking HADA*
C O E, which contains those prec
ious Vitamin*.
Start taking H AU ACO l. right
away and if you do not get th-
COFFEE
PEACHES
PUMPKIN
H ill**
llrtKv.
Until
I.ililrv'w
trr Del
Ylttnle
Ylrmrew
Itrnnd
M E A T
D E P T .
MARGARET
20-13 Ih*.
Half trr YYhtde
tl-211 Ih
A v e ra g e
TAMIL
LOAF *
Ih
h-l I Ih
Averagr
LOIN HO AST
Rib Kml ■
lifei Mid
45
49'
Kraft Kny
M ild C h e o e V»lh J 0
II)
lie
VA Ih. $|.9H
F R U IT C A K E
H o ld
lb
M i tint
C A K E FLO UR
reg.
Crw-sr & Blackwell
For I'iirkey. fJrtmnlny
Sausage
Miirtc- Ann
in*
15-071. 49£
35c
i-tt.
SET OF
6 T EA i
G LA SSES|
49c
Ih 70' Mince Meat u> 29c
Cltuek Ch<ip» II* 75'
Smoked P i c n i c s
Shttldrr Chnpnlh 75
Klh Chop*
4 9 c
35' i,a.
so u t h la n d
S l ’O A K C U R E D
DATE—FIG—PLUM
PUDDING
.Margitrel Ann Freith
Sli. Bacon
10c
HOI L<
M u rvu rt't Ann
**AA* Wewleni Vent: Morrell'*
T-llone ( hups lh | | (
firound I'nlliewlh OKr
CINNA
MON
lirown & Serve ROLLS—- 1 4 ) !
U u ik k I ’rw J'.eil, t t r in le A . D i» * - e « | A D r n w u
Wentern IWk
ANN
BREAD
Super F resh
lb
B akin g Hens
No. 2
Can
SAVK 4fi T<> 60 I’cr Loaf
ON KVEItV FAMILY LOAF of
Q u ic k F ro z e n , (in t d c A . Drcmtetl & D raw n
Tom Turkeys
Tom Turkeys
Hen Turkeys
No. 2Vt
Can
Fw to ry l'«k DJur It mm
LiRbyV
Beef Stew
i % -M S
C;
No. 2 run
43'
■
i irtn ■
LihbyV Vlcnnn
Sausage
20
No. Vi Tin
Libliy’a
Veal Loaf
35'
7-<a. Can
Libby’* Cornell
Beef Hash
39
No. 2 Can
WlldertMMi
Pie Mixes
No. iTOJ! Can
35'
Cranberries !b. has |5j
Apples 3
39c
llnl
Deticioiiiv
Apples 3
43c
c e 1e ry
11f a n i s
IliG.
’AbiLSTALK
’AL
KILN
17 D
RIEl>3 LBS. 25
lubtH
K
d lb »c Rnl Krapcrior
Squash
Crapes 2 lbs 2|0
S S fr ff
wALNUTS S
Lg. Diamonds lbgfg
In
t'vean a Ih 4 § (!
Potatoes
17c
I'rtin E«rnl
m>. i ' i
Pumpkin 2 cn. 35c
Dvl ktuntr Early (tatdrn
nn. i
Asparagus
45c
llr n h r y
^ ||„.
Chocolates
30c
C lw m ltlc Cuvrrcii
Cherries
lb 10c
Kdvnfniit Khmli-*!
Coconut 3 for 10c
Kdcnfruit Khtwh-d
|
B*ll't IVullry
Seasoning reg. 12c
Pie Crust reg. 17c
J u ic V 't cans 71^
r j( i* t W-K
HN>*.
2cn. 20c
Wesson Oil
I ’in ld
34'
Q tm rt.i
67
Crackers
Shreded Wheat
m
m> V :
Coconut i/,lb 25c
S u itth im 1
"
Dell'* 8we«t
Cello
Pack
Itonio
Beauty
Sunnhim* Krinpy
"
Bag Rice 3 lbs 33v
P R O D U C E
Wax-Seel
t* Garden Gift
Sugar Peas
Sdf-Scaling Fa|wr
33
Reg. Roll
2
B allard Flour
a-lta
t0*lba
$ f
»8-
No. 203
25
heart
ts*|ba
*'*.!
An t*
*■
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7
,-i
■PR*
�M M fl
rn p
tn Unity Thrre In Htmuph—
i onrinursi mid this .ilErritooft
•nd foal^M. I’rml tonight rire p t
in rd ittn r south m il in moat
I ..nr.ildr lw alien* ntai Its* #r rast
".irrnrr IVfdnm liij jf lr r *
niHHi. continued fair.
T« Protect I hr Price of thr World;
To P r t s r l t iht ri»«iiw i »i A m m < i.
To I’roduca Prosperity for Sanford.
AN
VO LU M E
W X X II
K n tahll.thw l 1908
IN D K P H N D K N T
D A IL Y
S A M ( t u n . F I O l ll D A .
N EW SPA PER
TEKSPA I
W EATH ER
Nn. S I
AA-afK-iitlf't frew a l.ntM 'd W it#
l>K<\ IV. I ’l.Vt
Yongpo Airfield Is T ru m a n R a p s Attack O n Acheson A s False
Deserted As Allied
Perimeter Shrinks A n d B la sts Stand Of GM On Price Freeze;
R e - E n te r Battle A s
Mrs. J.N , Whitner,
h c a T I s in c r e a s e d
Resident,
Dies At Her Home
O n e M illio n Man European Army Formed
E ise n h o w e r Is Named
To C o m m n n d N ew ly
Fo rm ed A 11n n t i c
P act Arm ed F o rc e
P i.0 n e e r
ro K Y o . D rt. to. w ,
An.ni
Naval. *if mill ground foirrA »I «»n 1
ntfd lf,n> of iirt'l In J »v ui ( liin r m* I* i n u . r a |
S e r v ic e s
T 'O
.•ml Korkin Rrdt tirr*nnr t i ^ i
■% r i • i #-r*
on the slim lluitfnnm U su lih ru l
H e ld
lo m u r r o w
Ilir All in jiovtij * r i" tjmnu
A ftern o o n At 3 ; 0 0
ground with lltrii back. In »l«.
A delayed
fid d
d lf w 't lt
.4 1
;
M ,v 1
ilir u . S. All tAurr abandoned
Y<>u,h. airfield. Ilungnmi’. major
airjH..i. Sunt!»y. The dispatch hail
hrrn withheld foi srcurtlv reasons
Airnv enpinee.n tlnlroyrd suj.|ilir»
ami di.al.led a irtl.ll lhat had V|r [,
," " 1 *»•**»••
■>' ,,r'
•*
MigiMili* A vmlie .t t IB
•'■lock ll" ‘ ,m’,n 'nK Site *, J ‘ ^
' f " ‘ "•«•* Fimoral w m ir , will InhfW lo iw in w a ||r ,n.-.ii al 101)
‘" I ' * ' *» li,r • "*» 1 rrvhylenan
Church wl.tr Ii .lie hrl|itd lo rtlalt-
!|wcl |heir luevesl .ltrn«ll. V
a.....ml Ihe beachhead.
A U. S I Dill Cnijw intelligence
iilliier «aitl ailvancr conth.l e‘»
nienli of lliire wholly lei'iiranuni
Ifni Koir.m Divilinni liad U | J . f
til die Chinese Communist. on I he
li|*|il It m l ui ll.e bf’achli.ad. He
estimates! die fmte al 7,'4ft l.i
rtlHMI men.
Allied firt.-po»ri w.i> tr.-ililnl
u llli Ms iInir Commuid"l alli-ini** •
lu nuiimI a major (iiu A pittiin^i
the la in i'll, ml.
"Privii.. r» say the* an I rvini;
In Idl lia in fiure hut even time
the officer* jj.-i men iiiu .- m I fm
an atlni k I'm a ilillitv
(flitter..
Itiem,” -nl.l Col William-Quinn.
Crl'fieM. Mil.
' They ju ri ran t »*'1 , ’ '''.Ir*'
A ik e n
P a rty
I Nf k Aiken, Sanford I emu, en
tertained Hie Snnfuril |Vs I So r«” .
llw tm rririn la-si on l»*l nir-ht n*
It, nunuiil Cirri hna. IVctv. lie
•ta .loorunaniesllir Ifarrv Wi lit
Mr, Aiken «anr .cvrral r more
Imdmllnr Irvine IWlin'-i *"tVl.it*
Chrl.lma
..ml ”Tlf Hood I••
Mamlatay’*. Ollier (tuiitbim aunit
wen> Ihe 'M iinh of the la-elonnoire*", hv Harry W»*trr and
Wllllard Connolly, "Chri.liita* in
Klllarney” run) 'The filnrtr Itood.”
Jieltte llonula Klen.lrtnn intiii■lueni the entertainrrs, inrlndini*
Mr. Conmdlv who tvlayi-tl ss-vyrul
Ifanki Milo* with Mr. Wenter nrromi.nnvlng. Santa Claus
who
Mureded like John Haul., • per a red
and brought hog "fean.lv. He told
joke* nml thanLi-il tlir la-glonnnirea
for the Inva ilonatcd for undernrlvllegeii rhlldrun. A hreion fried
ehlekrn simper wa* »njoved.
At a short n.eellnt: fnltowinv
the iinrtv. nlun* wrrp di.eussrtl
for the wch-oine l|. lie given No
tional Conintamlct Kanin Co-Vi
Thiir»-lav night al f.;IU oVloeV
when Mr. Cm kr, i-n route to the
siniper at O rlandti in Ida honor,
will mat i * lirirf III mintlti ato|i
at tin I.rginti I (tit hrry.
All vrteran. nf all wnr- hrrr
arr iiipid I. Janie. I), (iallmvav,
chairman nf the rrr«pth>n emnmlt
Irr, to lie present In wrh-ooie Mr.
Cm-kr. Ollier n.rmtwr* nf Ihe e.mi
ni liter are It. Z. Johnson and Jiulgr
Hougla* Slrn.trom . Tlir Pmit vote.l
a (III donation to the Seminole
County Tiilserrtiltni. and H^ullii
Asaoelatirm,
Karlvlr Houshohler preihh d nnd
Cant, K-arle T. Im ici.. arrvrH a*
adiulant In the ahirnrr of Jame*
Singletary.
'flu- drs-nrntipfts included a light*
n l Chri.tma*
Tree, and toya
hrolight he the lotion memlitr*
turn pla-rd under the tree.
4
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Practice Flight Plan
Hue I., nnfavorahlc w ralhrr
Sunday the Civil Air I’aln.l had
to tw lpone It. |.rarllre flight oil*.
-ion until Jan* 7 In prrjairatlon
for "Harrap”, Ihe Air Forre** rewiip mission program which will
take place during the following
week.
Th*- regular Hireling will lie*
l-eld tomorrow night and >!■e to
railing off the n il.slop Sunday,
ground schooling will hr prr.r-il -d
Because of the natiunnl situa
tion all memlier* are requested lo
attend all mreling*. and l„ l.-ing
nrn.perti.-e n.*w niendwr*. No e*perenre «• a pilot |« nerr.sarv to
Join as It rrqusfr* four oeoplr
on the ground for every pilot in
the air.
Thomn J. Williams, 63, d id
suddenly al hi* home in Ortan.lo al
3:.Ht A.M. Imlay.
Mr. Williams wa* Lorn in Cor'*de. (Ja.. Oet. *. IISM and had
lived in Oviedo for 28 year*, where
hr operated the Oviedo f.urnher
Company until three year* agu
when hr retlmd.
He I* survived hr the widow; one
daughter, Mis* Wilma Jean With
«•«•» *fd ‘ wo aoni. Ted ami Hot.
Williams of 8anford; two aistars,
Mr*. W R Strawdar. 8anford; and
Mrs, J. I*. Merrer of Atlanta, f}a.;
also tight grandchildren.
Funaral .ervlwa wH! ha held
•* J"# Krlrkaon Funeral
Home
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On M inm i C o slm i
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tfl thr ItlfdK |ir*tjfuiMi uni wh»’ tn.1 v lilt ., gt*t i* i ni*' ihe w a i i c r
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prurtlr*- imlnif frttiliirr rnulri- yfiri.rs tli* word from lhat ft• **
ini* or H'rtl for n m t crop* **r Clrrtsl.na* when 'to* t'hflst .hil'l
piiMtne* ntlMt lirlUK th»* purrlui * wa« Ihi. o Christmas •Js'lls hap
rotflpt n- evidcoe* whm mnkiiH* pine*, for al| un-l wh -rr t. to tlm
their iC|N»rt, *iii«l Mr tt'dio-r.
happy glow on thr fn-rs -■! ituldIhuiner L f*arl«'t
vie*.chair* .llr li.
man of the commlttc*", .1. T
Culling all.-ntloi. to in am nyMi lliiti, Jr., la a v« k*uar nicrnht #: minis l.’Mvr winch . a . lUit- rniisl
I <•*•!!•* T llryan i* a fir-t idtir* have tarn written hy a llotarian
natc arp| W. W. I.ini a wcmimI — It Is •« good -tn- -aid dm had
altcrnalr. The committee nrrnt* run arru.s It ,rv rm l y-ars ngo
ly rcappofiitcd (‘. It. lhrv«on. and gut It nut raeh ChHslmti* tn
county ayrr.t* u« •ecrclnry and rr-rrad II. 8hr then quoted it to
It s iiU ,,* « •
Tsaal
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Naval Guns Boom As UN Perimeter
Tightens Under Furious Assaults! .',,
II. 11IM I-A VI It I It I
in M A ’AM lil- A lf II ll.AI>. Nor tlir*. I Korea. Dec. 19 t/l't
I'nilrd Nation, force, rrrnaining on thr. rvrr-liahtrning j«-riu.r|rr
hisrr.l tonight for further r*|w.trd Communt.l attack..
H e anault. in the pail .evrral day. h a .r im rra.rrl pi nope srul
inl.-n.ity litil cannot vet In irro |
rd niai'ir. Thr (tills, I miOi Clllni-t- North Korrnn. attar kill that Oi
nod North K»rruns, n.ailr l*> • l vision’, pi.-il l»n.
brisk thrusts tmtay agnlnst I . S ' Hsrrplionally quirk and arruThird and Seventh Division p ■ m lr artillery fire smashed thr
■itlons.
tmttrr ultlirk lK*fvirr il could It"
Tliirrt Diviiion o ff." 1 .'•11- drvrloprd. Fiunllirit' rc|h*rtN Mill
l.iali'l a Chlnrse Imtlatl-had in f-tlmut*"*! L*d«i Ninth K»*rcnrn
hit their ;ici,ltiiqi> ip ao etlac\ hml Irti-n Mill'd hy nrtlllcfy-rneo
which arhit-vrd minor |wtir|.a- who |M»ur«*il Oil! 600 round* In 20
thirts in the defense line.
minuter*.
The attack wa* Iwnlrn off,
The heavier of thrtr attnrku
however, and lost ground r . gain waft on Hu* m te rn |*irllon uf the
remains will be Mnt lo Moultrie. ed.
(u*Hmttcr l a hi on the port city
Feventh Diviiio- uffictr* e»ll- of Hungnarn. In m attempt to
Thuraday. ^**r *
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mated that at lea.-t a company of
(O tllta m l n t Pig# Twtil
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f*Mii voirii* Ifi*111 - Ailt inr tlir olliri
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hank n.stifi*-«l the | |i| >,{ t'
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apj. iiant r nl tiwiu and the -111111 iddrtf\ fi»*Iv ««iii| **hr h d * fimkiruf I 1*11*1.1 l.rpHlfil
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ff»t . h i i»f**l«i1il«* * ill'll ip11n i t t i i .*1
ajsr o( hind, al IJ-T T I ’ M ..
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I nil 1 .
Hiihitn IlM Irt't'li |*rIt iltL# Ii tl# I
f|**'* fitidiii|f IpirtiM
Irtday. Avenl. Ingan .1 whiilwi.».
In tfh
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Mm** I Mir* f.
tl
tn.r.ligalron
III M M* l» 1Ilf*1 ItU
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Il was h allied, .aid M.«mi tl .1
Irwin, newly promoted In *•-*1- it
Ihr hank. M l ilir in.lilulHm i ini',
al -I IKi I ’ N|., ''carrying Ii" I 1
in .1 |>a|wi .ark" and le t,id-d •
lasicahIhe eah l>"ik him In lit, a,.. 1
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>If *• ..it .-■•ii* itit.ti. 1 o-.l sen hill li"
m polili. v ill. to o|.rnmn *01 -sli.l l»» la . *•
MIAMI. I).. 19
(,}•)
I r
I III rC|HHlrtl tlir i tir*I N«iii\ ■
* A sk e d
Mrin|i)ii«, I run., nf RdtlK'D I ••I
Don f
r»r '*r,‘ *
limit fl it Ik
rin*ii<*nf in
Absconding Bank State Agencies Want More Money
Kt*i-nhower will have Ihe satin- on.Ition In Kiiropr that (Imeral MarArthur htr* In Ihe Kar Kn*t. Mar- Teller
A rre ste d
But F a il To Say How To C<
Arthur i< Sntireme Crmutinmler In
thr nrra nf Japan and oi " SuUMIlie
Ilf II. N. fun- ■ By F. B. I. Agents
I M I MIN M
IV .
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T. J. WilliamH, 59
Dies I11 Orlnmlo
pp-
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i oi it fl**
1*1
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I're. ohnl froniao said .-H-Monal
timtrd force, will lie rid lo I i|
fill* a. "fill a. po»I IbK Tl« l*i*'
Id* lit . is jId nut av ho
inmr
til.' i iiu Irfsip will he in- loded In
the i" i " o r n.and.
lie ••Uni i- for an eventual fori*
of mound NO Allied division ■under
(hr Kl.cid.pwrr roinniind, Thr Id
Alliril divisions now on duty In
fiermany
and
Austria mo. Ilv
Anirri' an ond lUHIsli Iroop*—w ill
form Ihr tmrlcu*. (Sraduallv tin
army nf thr Atlantic I’arl will in
elwlr alt the •lamlit'g fo rm of
IPernhtr rounlrlea that arr station
rd on the continent of Kurepe.
fliirlr nf the Army will |w n far
flung stipplv orgarilraiiun to t.r
heudrd hy a dirrrtor of defense
t'Uffhirllon. I’iolial.lv an Amerirnrt.
tld* of ft- iat will gem Ihr arm
oulimt of Ihr 11! nation* Inlo ramrnon pool for use of Ihr Integrate.)
army,
Thr foreign minister* -aid In
ilu-ir rommunimie:
•n .r decision a laker and Ilii’
measiirr. roritmiplalrd havr Ihe
*olr i.urpoao of inalnlainiiig and
consolidating ncarr. Thr
North
AI lantir nation* are deti rmimd to
jurr.ue thi* policy until peace is
an-ure."
The ronimuniiiur said “(icrniap
parth-ipation would itrengthrn the
defense nf Kutope without ulterior
In any wav the
vurrli- drfrnaiv.
___ ,______
. ___ ...
d iarart.i of |ha North Atianli.
treaty »rgallItal|un.”
The communique did mu *av so
It . .Heard lia Pair T w .l
rliflf
*11 t l i r j*rnpl(* **<r t i f l i i f u t *1
hi. ho.... luit w*. noon .liafte.l "WanMngtnit
' " ,v h" *’■' 1*™ prc-lilent. In
f t t lld llil Trtnnan *airl
hy OMrenl neial into *ervler a* the
fit**
|n in'tiring
nliv*irian
in
Mranee eounlv nf uhieh Soiilidote
wa» then n |intl lie nniilo many
mill hv nude l.ro t over emilnmv
toad* inlo llli' ill-ell HiM*i) *ti|iirlinn alino t * far n> Tuopa lo
rnini-iler to Ihe irk and inhirr.)
I" ■’-'C. Ii
WhiHier ■>» rn.ir
tle.1 lo '!.*ioi Joaenh
WI Inrv
■*!........ . fr-un South i',n»>n« in
I ”1■
**
r-ut IS-nd « l efe he l.lir
d * t*l n r n it r , Kolhurinv ihe
G ir/e <>l IM’.iN hr liecnnie inter<*leil In the i.rodurlinn of relcry
imd llie neal w inter wa. otic of
*!>*' tin * lo »*htp the fir»t rartomi of
• clery from aSmiinutr County.
A, V ' ',V!'" " r r WIM doaelv IdenIlficwJ with thr riiltn ril developmenl of this srrliop and « « , ,,
rhartrr niriulM-r of man*- "rranisnlton» which have rotilrilmtrd ap
Mttich to the religious and sorial
life of this community. She Wa*
pi, nl .1 the organisation In IH70
•‘f *m; S ilsrr I nk,. IVe.I.vterlan
C hurch, the fir-t rhurrh of Its
I ed <mith of I'utatka. a ml a salat.
ml In the formation of the Ft. John*
Presbytery.
Aft--r the Whitner* moved front
fort Head to the nrwlv -bartered
» Hv of Snnf.n.1 fTI IKN0, the,. I k>.
rant" nctivw n>en.fa-ie of (he P|,-t
I 'i .I.vtr-rlan ChurrH. Mr* wi.it
If*
♦I' ff *
4*r*uti*itJM' tli • '!•* *i
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*«ij*n.ititiri nl lIn* unlit* m of ihr
(».»-•> if «hlrK fh n « ill I**- ifhaiwiH’il rghnul '*» iHfliMf iu r«l lw
r.nidc nf *rt nfllt #
.ilmn
fiuitil jj#**tt(i' n r
f jj||ilri t»fc 'i**i**'n*I*•« ’ . *"• l1,1'h •
| Imtthle. The alte <>f llie a!.in w«« , and il • not going lo he nmcV
Sififnnl rWk club# jolm l
w(iat u ni>w kn,lW)) „ thr LwvU.
,t| ,
nit in- In rntti Utnhiir ltd iur
I
Crovt on M. llonville \venua ne*t
. Siliuemc romblnnl Itinrhron ghrott
lo I u’ l'f. him ttolph N Rtniti
to the home „f ..............Mm. II II
Tin - C m m m ih .r
uf
lirmhlrttl
laion*. tlr%i||« T«*
II K I ’ W I’lHHHtAM
Tha Hanford lluiinrss and l*rofrssional Women’a Club will prr.
»ent a program of entertainment
a* it. Christmas party and dinner
Thuraday night at the laike Mary
Community House.
Mis* tlohhe Morton brad* Ihe
entertainment committer and will
I * ailisted hy tha Mixes C.loria
ShjdatlU, Mona Ruth Mllla, Mildred William*, Batty Doris Willlama and Dorothy Von Harbutl*.
Marlon Harman will M ivt a* mus
ter nf ceremonies.
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II* ■ Vn V •*« t * il l II*lit nr n f
1im| t i il ••ill r a 41 f 11 r
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l im h i
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tl DPI*** t
id
M ipp*i(llfi^
tlplt'i.
ml* * ' • dl i .nl T f * *i e ttfl < r ♦ » | *
1 |V |||fff
!>,. Cj. hi ire) | in me lo Kinchin fo,
A t A n n u a l L e g io n
4
U m ia n .h r mU|. r.| a i m M i ,
(;aM» v|| The family A llrn l M. r „ u ' : » l l , . U S. Aimv
s s u " „ - i ..... ...
E n t e r t a in s
r in is lm a s
m.ludr Ml** 'WI
Id—
V' O llI M .I I I N
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Ml
I J Mf.lujhlfin. Mn. I f . Hut*
do .'it t'lalidtl.lldirit. M i l ( liai
lotlP MotP’lllUlt.
J Mullvjlltflll.
J,.. J W Mct ailm. M l., l-li.e
T'ti foiriitn rmni’lf r. f I the II hill I..... .. M e I I tinker, \|i«
4#rft, M < iwifici. It of lt d. n:li. > ilmn■ .nnniiniril "umnitnmn aN ( , iifjilifw. It ( . Maawrll; otrrnienl rrjrardmt* the jmiI wlntli
ami nircri. A|»*. I.d iir t .ihlwrll Grrmany might »».un»e in
com*
,iml M e . S a n h ('. W ir Ii I
mon ilrlrn'e.” The Unite I Stale*.
Mi* Wliitner m r i.i’il hue willi llritaiu and Trance will etploir dm
her in r c n i. in tn*i7 u» a llltlr ;iit
m r *•
of i itslit i von liolnrc lii nornl lleorv mention with the »r 11
Sutifuiil luttHii lit lav out Ho- 1'ilv eminent, which lia. I n n mv alunil
of Hanfmil uni win u lliete were malting nuliiary jirnnnei unl<-.i il
onlv lln 'inall * rill.-ment* of Mel
lecrivr* iHililical uh ililartr in r .|i>nvj|lo on the Itilie fmnl ami fort
Ki tol at w Iml i* tun. ll.e uinioi t Italige. Tentative 'dan. are lor die
rml nf 'li llonville Avenue. Iler German. tr> .uf*|dv H O 0*8! men.
life nan <inluin-o- la'th the tarurl
Tl'Ui l.i rnhowrr. -il ' 9. gne.
n| yrlhleriie■» of the ln»t Anu riean
h a d inlo aclive Jnlv If h*id an*
.......- .................... . oilier grral Allied ii'dert Vinu
ll«r>K*i>.m. r ii t .f i,, hoeian • '
„f
Ian U ,.r f iie u ii.U t ,. null.- .....HI. ^nl(r
./ r*at fJimk luotiglil itolrrmllliul
I jiiiih-Im■uynin
Alliml litter A
Ihe Hnl. may
l ”B
high Kitiomt looM..gd««non ll.ingnametruaytjort,
ArllHcry O rt .m a .M u «
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( i\ ic ( lull I .ciiilrps
IH tL S S U ^ . Ikrltpum I).-. J9
P IV
Ail lii.ii.ii. iiitcitiition.il
i.nnv wai e.tlhlidied I.uJ«. lo kcr|>
die |»-.ce in Furo|ie. mil .w n ru l
Dwight I) I .isriitu>«cr u.n niniril
In hr id il.
I hr army w«*.
up Ik |h I
(ounlrir. of llw North Atianli:
Irealy nrfjanicaiion. I.iilv oral
niiinlli General l.urnliowrr. from a
lir.tdtiuailet. liljrlv to hr located
il YriiaiUr*. I u n ci, will Iwon
InttTllie die four* iti|iiilirfl !iv llif jr
n ilmn* inlo an in'entairtl rrr:iy *>f
.it nil ml a million mm, llo-il tininedi.ilr l.tik will hr tn Jefrml i
line from die Aitn In llie \1'ili'crranran at'iiml am ii/ijrf.roi
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t h i 1 I r f f l r n and I f i d»i the Sail*
f o r d P<e*| fee Th* \ till ' ■' •■:(» I.r
t; (tin « 111 iiit'M r Kiw.iiti* 'ill He
on the hdi Hattftdav
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large, gaily der-’ra ln l Cliridm na
lci«.
"I gur»J whrwvei lisik it tlidh’k
■top to find out wont hr hod,
Itiisin told police.
Inside the tnilky pntkagi., hw
said, wer* »,h*». Roatn cairied
them in hi* car—in c**e »a S«t
stalled on Icy road*.
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Hie Sanford Herald
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One of the few meanuren which the Senate hnn man
4ftllr Mr*pi U l i N i r
•M la t i n r al
aged to get out of itn choked hopper and upprove in the larne
M M aH IHrMa
duck aenaiim it u law w hich forhhli a corporation to huy out
I I I ftaWalla j w t l i __
K a t w l aft. »Vr*M riaaa a in a r u b u sln e u rival if the rule would iiub.it ant lo lly le*.ien com
()r(*Wr H i Ifelt. al lk* r w l OI lira
M l u l a l i nafM a. aaftrr Ik , A n petition. The intent in to prevent the development of mon-
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Thrrr *r» thousands •( rltl**
that prof*aa lo be (itd'i rill**.
HIM kith Ilia «sof»hlpp#r* and
fatlewrr*. W* should If » la nub*
aar dty God'a. Clorioui thingi air
vpoken, of thee, 0 city of Boa
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trail. KaaaM I H». M. I.aftta,
Til* H*ral4 I* a aaraaWr al Ik*
4aaarlal*4 T ra a wklrfc la *allll*4
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.7
Hi* government it planning to
intiiiutr the "honor lyitem" with
inprct lo wage and p ix r Incrcatet
at it endeavor* lo hall iht run-atray
inflation which it iwecpmg **''•
country* Meanwhile, compuliory
ceiling! on 10m* i**m« air b»in»
comidrrrd. iw M ng m*ati. How
ever. freeiina
al prevent
tcvrlv won’t do mn*i n| ut much
food. They arc already ool n(
light.
The reactivation of th* OiUnd<
Air Barf ihould give thought lo a
•imilar reactivation h*ir. Theie ar*
hot Chough I taming campt ih lb'
entire country lo u k r care of ll.*
men who will be called into !*t*cc
during lhe coming year. There it
not time lo build new oner, it
teemi a fairly logical conrlution
that the Orifice Department, w^irh
include! the Army. Navy and Air
Force, will need the Senfoid b«i*
We hope that plant art being aud
io find other luitable quartan for
Florida. Faibioai, New York Giantt
and the Fdlowthip Front.
ANTA C b A U f l
sal diivil to IJir
■lliiner U hl* as
rrrvu • • a bear.
Me Ul.Jn‘t even
glome o l Mo
m l.
to oe e
which of her
reps was nn Iter
white . hslrr<1
heo.l And that
w-4* a t h i n g
Manta was always very particular
to notice
Mrs. Kanta f i n is hail three
rs|i! her bleeping Cs(i. her Work
ing Cap amt her Thinking Cap.
The rn*| was knit of white rot.
ton yarn, with a smalt scrimpy
crown. Ailing rlr... {., her hen.J
ft wiui ma.Te with not even a
pucker or gather, nr frill, or a
/•rap nf trimming nn it. and It
w«s tie,| under her double chin
with strings a quarter ut a yard
tong
When she wore this /.|iertal cap. 1snd Jolly Surds leaned ha. k In tils
Manta took off his brain and went great srtn chair, with Ids f--ct on
the hreplace screen and chuckled
amuml nn lip-tor
Her Working Cap m s made nf and laughed uni shook his fat
Snyed Mohammed Id ris cl Senunsi is moving up in the
stiff rtulh In the shape nf s large sldi.s. the JoIHe-t happiest old getworld. Hitherto king of Cyrenaicn in N o rth A frica , he has
invcrtrd randy horn
It had a low In lhe world
now become king o f the larger area of L ib y a , which in lirg e bright yet low bow in front ] Because this Tbmkmg Cap cov
cludes, besides C yren aica, Trlpolitanin, now under B ritish and a targe blue one behind T V ered a gr*M many ut usual far
rule, and Fezran, governed by the Fren ch . It Is ns if the hiph-|woked top stood up in o cies amt wire suggestion., and lov
ing Ihnuthls, wlu' h uoricr or lasuccessful head of a locul business w ere called to take fierce and defiant way.
When ahe appeared In thia tow- 1|rr tie wn» ..ore to hear shout ..rwl
charge of a national industry.
In reap tin tier-.-ht nf
Sayed Mohammed gets his strength from his fam ily, ertng faahlnn. Manta Claus always
tl'ii' vec. m tJns particular day
thisight best lo keep at ft rswpect.
Senussi. They have been for a century and a h alf leaders ful distance
fw. old Marty lh<- the day before ChrlaTia*. Mr*.
of a great Mohammaden religious fra te rn ity , extremely j dog, and Persia tlie rat and Yak- Kanta Cluus was al the dinner ta
ble. wltJi her V.'orkltie Cap r'm'k
powerful in the Sahnra Desert ami the Sudan. T h e B ritish, Yak the (urrot
llut llie Tlilnkli - C ap 1 This was o i In a very J e i. :nus and <Jarhi
with their keen sense of reality, have M-vn carefu l to keep
the Senussi friendly, and so probably welcome the choice of tome thing to see. and s u m the ll g ma ruier
At ar.y other tine pjnia Claus,
n *»l old lady placed that on her
one o f the fam ily to head the new Lib yan state. T h e Rus head, with Its full ernwn and 'ring IhP, would U « r humbly
sians, who have been supporting Lib yan independence, are broad frills rtf soft white rnull. and and meekly raleu Ida dinner and
perhaps not so well pleaded nt the choice >,f a B ritish fav its pretty floating ribbons, then gone off to I ik alien non nap Williorite.
Marty curlrd up al her feel ant out ssying « word. Hut this par
f'rraia Jumped cm lirr tap. and ticular day. he »»• as rrcuvs as w
Yak-Yak penned on tier shoulder. tear An I this is whst had caused
How Are Your Friendships?
i f we w ail to have jwrfect friends, we w ill never
have an y. And if we found these perfect pople we think
we w ant, they might not la* able to endure our Imtierfectlons.
I f we sincerely love people and value th eir place in
our live*, we will more likely nliey the law s of friendship.
It Is a worldly truth that most successful (tropin keep their
friendship* In good repair. And this m eans friendships in
all th e ir gradations.
I once knew a woman in New Y o rk who set about
m aking a number of frien ds for an am azing reason. "You
You would fspec | lhe head ol
know," she said, "It occurred to me one day that If I
tMf United Mine Worlteu to be a
should die, not a half-dozen |>eople would come to my fun
kind, condderatf. rympalhelic man.
eral.” — Fran ces B ark e r in Y o u r J.lfe.
a humanilariaft in i word. But
when a newt reporter from lhe
Fort Myen Newt Plata drote 40
milet to the eland cottage where
ira*ilaa*4 r » » t*ae* ria»i
•
ir*ariM » * t » * **■■* Omn
John L Lewit wat i|iendina hi
vacation in order to inquire into llseouraR* any furher attack an I inent whet# hr picked up hit In!.'
’>rcak up enemy ronrrntrationi in
the great tnan’i Male ol health, h* ihal area, Navy and Marin* air- K*(r, then lo the airpatt whet*
flammed the door in hit lace. It ties methodically bombed, •trafed Irwin llew to Atlanta und*t m *»•
never teemed to have occurred to .nd napalmed (fir# u>ml»*di that turned name
The 1'tll agent in charge irport.
the United Mine Worker* chief that lector throughout the day.
idea of the shrinking *i«" ed Irwin has orally admttlrd tie
tbit reporter wat alto a human be uf Some
the tnrim#t#r could Ii# ituiiir-. took the money. After flying to
ing. with a job to do, and doing il from the fact that nearly all Atlanta, he took another plane to
.(.o*c attack* were vlilble from New Orleans where he regivtered
the belt he could.
AhHfonriiiif? ,1
Naval
The picture of Unde Sam
•landing like Ajat with the burden*
of the whole world upon hit
thoulden it becoming more end
More unpopular. "We believe we
ihould give Korea back to the K<>ream’, write* Martin Andmen in
the Orlando Sentinel- "We thould
give Europe back lo the European*.
We thould give China back lo the
Chiaere. We thould bring out to!*
(fieri and materiel home, biAU up
the moil deadly army in the world
then 1*41 the world) Come and gat
tot". Sometime* the atovl obvtftVM
iahttioai to $ H m n t problem* ar*
Ibe herdetI to tec. Yei aver 1)0
p u t tgo the Montoe Doclrioe
proclaimed a policy far Out conn*
try which would brook no inter
ference in the affair* of lb* Well
ers Hemitpher* by nttioni teron
ibe tear.
J. A. Murray.
ray. •a tlafl writer for
the Tampa Tribune, it alarmed
over leaching method* in America's
public tchool. Not too many ol
them, including tome of our col
lege* and uoivertitiet are leaching
American hitlory, and when they
do teach it. they belittle it. At
leaM that ia what he Hai found al
lot making a cartful lurvey of
tfbaoU in thit country. "H thh
country, if Florida." he writ#*,
“ hat not been leaching lit tom
woli aad siting them the hoi in
hibition of Inti pal riotitm, what
M i it boot «*aehtet> Hat it been
leaching that tome other form of
emment would be preferable 7
i it beta teaching a tociaItalic or
'■wmoaiallr form)", ll itaT
to teach Socialism, or Cot
io American public tchooli
alto leach Ametkaniim,
|Otl
llungnam. Soldier* and sailors on
tie beachhead r»u!d see plainly
(he airm in firing rocket/ or
dropping bomh* into the hilly
mass to the east which extend'
into the tea and forms one arm
of the harbor here.
Mott officers here Jwlie vc ibt
Communist* wilt strike from tin
cast If they decide to more in
*i agsinst the ll. N. peri
meter the land there it hilly and
ough and would afford Ih# Reds
good cover for tha kind of small
arms and mortar war they have
been fighting thus far here.
West of llungnam the ground
It flat and could b* well cover*!
y U. 8. flat trajectory weapons,
artillery, naval gunfire and airtower.
The Reds thus far teem to have
avoided that lector—although the
airmen taught and ra'imated 100.
mule pack train about 20 miles
northwest of here today and
bout 76-horse pack train and 40
men there yesterday
moving
south.
In the west, however, attacks
which several days ago consisted
of probing through by small
groups of Communist*, have de
veloped recently Into determined
inches by forces estimated a<
gh as a battalion. The Rrda may
be trying to capture high ground
to
tha
watt
which
would
give them vantage observation of
busy llungnam port.
Airmen attacking th* R*d* on
he e«it*rn
secto have reported
eastern sector
hem seeking shelter or digging
In hilliMa c a m and in a tunnel
an the railway running northeast
at the K'eoevelt lintel un.ter the
name of It. I.ester.
There h* bought ail automotive
for 12,706, a diamond ring ><■
IMS), a watch for 184) and new
rlothrs. He drove his new automo
bile In Memphis yesterday, and
agents uahhcil him shortly stter
his arrival.
The PHI Issued this rtatemenl:
“Two days prior to the theft,
Irwin confided ta a friend that he
had handled 643,NS*, that day and,
•itft was
Wa * quite
quo* m
a iviMt'ssstfwu.
temptation." ***
H*
'nqulred
If the friend
place
..........................
Id rould
“
him In a nightclub a* a fraud*
tnpersonatnr. Irwin apparently In
tended to abscond with th* bank's
fund* on TTtbfaday Dee. I I . tin**
he n-ade a reservation under aa
s.sumrd name for that date tu fly
from Miami to New Om an* «ia
Mlanta. Ill* plan* were temporan
lv disrupted by an unexpected
count of the money In hi* .-ar* al
th* hank at the close o? huinesa
that .lay. He postponed his plan la
emh*iil# funds of the hank unlit
the following day.
"Investigation bv th* FR I cov
ered 16 state* within a 12 hout
period. It waa learned that Irwin,
had worked In the Security Comoriginally from Birmingham, Al*.
merclal Bank of that rlty for
right months beglnnlna b*)t*mlier, 1040. A friend alieetd '.hat
tutor to that time Irwin had bran
In th* Navy hut had rt«*lved a
dl-honor*Mr dlacharge. In Aueutt.
he waa
for
|t»W. M”
V* ■ ■ aeceptrd
» employ*
ft i * ‘ t
■ft*- I ' •*
-- -sIb —*
ment as a dork
the ktlslwl
Rrarh First National Hank.
Kuropean Army
along the roast from Hungnam.
MeanwhMl* tha Navy la contlnulng fire support mission* with
heavy cruisers' eight-Inch and
destroyers' flve-lneh gun*. Their
fire la aspacMIly noticeable at
alght aa Red trackers are from
the dark harbor into enemy-held
d arkn ess .beyond
_
the Infantrymen's posit
Artllleryi too. seemingly ha*
• trpped
a t M up to th* rata of lire, or
perhaps.
ips. It only seems so he.
caase formerly dlaneraed Mg
tuna ar* being brought closer to
ia if they leach Aamrkaa hit* gether as the perimeter shrink*.
Deaptta these welcome inter
aa a Mailer of fact.«‘ W
Wti are
quite coaviocW that our economic ruptions th* port continues busy.
Wounded are brought dockside
awd political »yttem will Hand up in ambulaaco Jeeps and
‘ if toy kiud of temtiay that ia , ,
- (to landing, craft for mtkx
aad hauaat. The IroeUe it rldo to brighUy lighted Navy
ir«aitao*4 rtnm Pwe> '*wt
hut it I* understood ihal AHW
plana rail for aiiowln* th* Jb**
mans to form air units as well at
around fore**. The** wnuM -mmprise moatlv fl«ht*r aimraft hut
would include same bombers.
Kltenhower’a general staff muhahlv
will include
................
1itae ione off I se
from Franc* and Britain aa
v
the II. 8. renresantatlv*. Fl*i
Marsha] latrd Montgomsrv eammandrr nf the now-auuersedeii de
fease forces of the live Rru/t#|i
pact powers, may be the British
delegate.
The Portia Law Bchoo) in Bos
ton, Mass., ^ waa the fine
first law
H i
W ASH IN GTO N , D*<. H i - U I
— An advisory group t*t up by
i.rwi* U. Ilrrahey, tbr draft director, today recommended a ay«tem of deferring fttudent* a c
cording lo their intelligrhce and
aMlilles.
Six cominlttees have been ftt
work Biinofti two p i n studying
(tie problem of kuft In keep the
armv supplied with draftrr* and
at the tame time maintain a re
vervoir of talent in college train
ing to take over potlliona in
scientific research and olher vital
fields.
More than 200 leaders of scien
tific, educational, news and other
activities attended a conference
with llrrahey today on recom
mendations resulting from these
studiev. No objections to the pro
posals were raised.
Hershry amid at the clove of
th* meeting that he believe* the
whole issue should he brought tiefore Congress before any changeare made in the present regula
tion*. They defer atudent* until
the end of the college year for
which they are enrolled.
Committee
report* discussed
today recommended:
1. That
student*
tie given
classification tevta to meafturo
their Intelligence or abilities. For
their freshman year, they would
have to make a satisfactory
score, determined by the Selec
tive Service director, to b* de
ferred.
2. To keep a atudent In college
beyond
vond hia
hla freshman year, college
enllrg#
official* would have to certify
that h# I* ft competent student.
Certificates would be Itsued only
to those who** da** landing wa«
aM.vc a level fixed by Selectivc
Service.
Jlf l i t M U O N I
opollea.
T h | i law apparently could prevent a cor|*oratinn from
takin g over any firm in the .same butintMi or industry,
unlem Lhe firm being bought were extrem ely im all in re
lation to the purrhaning corporation. Excep t where the
very big firm taken over the very little one, an y purchase
of a rival firm Is bound to lensen competition appreciably.
T e rm * such as ujiubM antfni" are alw ays subject to wide
interpretation.
T h e enactment of such a broad restrictio n on the free
dom of enterprise presumes n good deal o f legislative w is
dom. It presumes that comfietltion Is a good end in itself.
T h is is not alw ays so. It presumes that a corporation should
not l>e permitted to lessen its competition in the course of
its growth. T h is is a moot question at best. It presumes
that it is n mission of the government to prevent the ac
cum ulation of economic power in co r|sira le hands. This,
too, is debatable.
Congress is genuinely Interested in the health of busi
ness and industry. Th ere is no question alaiut th a t; every
one is interested in it. B ut there must in* u limit on the
extent to which health can Is* promoted hy im poilnp re
strictio n s.
New Kinj? Of Libya
Intelligence And
Ability May Defer
College Students
filing ||orthf>ol
,i«
nOHIHIftl 1114 ft
TUESDAY DEC, lit. lt »50
T M * W ANFtW fH H W H A L P . H A N FO K 1) F L O R ID A
TW O
d
Mrs. Whitney
(Coatlnued from Page One)
nee look part in the organitation nf
the Woman's Prcsbyterial Work
Group of the 8t. Johns J’restivtfry
and served »" tta first historian.
In 1032 she prepatrd a n o u .t,
paper or the activitie- uf t t u ^
group »mii'h is now on filr in ti e
Hiitorlcai Koul)datl<>ii of the Pres
byterian Church in Munlrvat. N. i .
Mrs. Whitner a. o liflpc-i to i.»glnire the first Hospital A*--- la
lion, the first Library As <«*iatlon and s i ! long an active mem
ber of the Wednesday Club, ih,Woinau't iT ih , the Daugbtei- ..f
lor Aiii/rii an Revolution, and ii , ,
Ganirii Club,
Mil* i aim* tu tie known i the
"beloved historian” of tin •
many other orvatiiraiim Ihi- -i,
out Central Florida. School child,
ren, traclirr-, e.iitor' ati.| aiitbio all turned to tbi- -prightlv I it tIs
old lady with th* amaiing meii. .rv
In tMir searcii for farts pertain
ing tu pioneer fimet She loved t.i
tell them of “ the olden dm •” -iii.)
her historical tuirier- ar- nut i.
authentic but have tlx- (iolln,
and wit «o rharartrri'tir of tti*-ir
author,
“There (• a duty", the -old at a 4
meeting of pioncr r» at tin Or.augg
County Fair in 1012, “there - i
privilere. sacreil and binding u hich
devolvrs upon the frW of ll- vi b.i
•re left, who have personal recol
lections of the ical pioneers, to
prrpare reminiscent chan l*ri*t|.skelches nf the met) find women
who laid so well thr foundation*
upon which we hare built.’*
Perhaps the best tribute which
can he paid to Mrs. W kilatl
ii* found in her own word -in.Leu 9
of olher* ut ihal tiim when . 1,,
said, “Whatever of pride and en
joyment we citi-en- of Orang-•ountv mav feel in her «r-*ent day
achievements, our sentiments «-an
not ti* tiraifteworlhv till we dn-l,
have pau-eil ai.d mu .! uur trii.ute
of rr spect and honor in ttio*e «,f
a generation ago. who, l.y the,,Chri'tiari fa,lb and otactt* r
•teriing rharu ter!-tie«, an-! tf.il.
iiy, overcame t rimiiiw r< ndltif-nv
• ml made po-slbli within a eer, m
eration the life >.
> , ni-.y
A wee* before this event took
place, Kama had *«een talked into
puttin; in a telephone at hu North
Pole tiome and workshop, much to
the disturtisnce of his wife
And
me - .ages began lo pour in over
(he telephone, message* like.
•Hello' Whsl U It*-*
-Ploa»e i onnee| me with H ants.'
"Hello, who ik it *" And then
would com# the anvs-rrs from
Hilly and B*tty ami Nick and
N»d, t r.d Margie and Kathy, and
Yofn and litih. arel a Ihowaand
Olliers, ami lin y w rrr sit Just
alike.
T h . r .S.nta Cta’is, I want ytsi
to semi me foe Oirisimas. a pony,
nr a je t ckg, i.r a Mg talking dull,
or m watch, oe a bicycle, or a aled.
(Continued treat P«ge One)
or ft /*( of iral chma dishes, ur a country— would be srrvrd by lusinr
play house,'' and five iruu-vr.d him."
othrr thing/
A reporter a*ked the President
Fitiier'- Day
•• f> u d- .1 it,
whether hi* statement war what
be bad in mind recently when he 1910 by Mr* Ji.lm Bruce !t.«td
f h'poiane, Washington,
JIN 0 1 I B I U TWO
raid lie war going to butt loo*# one
of there day* agnin** critics *-I
H R n ew t r i e
government official!. I* tht* it ?
phone In Aanta
h# inquired, and the President r*
piled this i* it.
C la u s ' b o u se
Mr. Truman went on to tav thai
rang shrilly.
RepuMlcsna had railed no ob tec'T h t l't
the
lion lo present foreign policies in
nine hundred and
recent Whit# House conferences,
ninety n i n t h
lie described these conference* a*
time that hell
very amicable. He added he has
has rung I h I a
bad four Secretaries of State and
b
W V T Y H .\ furaing," s a i d
the foreign policy has not chang
H lft » * / V * ,h» aid l a d y
ed.
!^ .
rather rrnsaty. This waa Iti* mes
There is no quarreling over pol
sage that reached Ihetr ear*- a
icy, he stated, adding thr present
furore it over personalities.
little girl who spoke in a winning,
He went on to ray that poliry
complaining voice;
was net d im m ed in the recent
"Dear Hants you needn t bother
campaign, but that people were
to send me such a mean, old pres
slandered.
ent aa you did Mat Christmas My
In a recent letter to Rep II*
daddy It a very, very rwti iptitg
pert tD L a i who had suggested a
•nd I ward a tag diamond Mkreday of praver for peace, the Pre
let. i t big at my itMiihet'it, so that
eldent complained of *|oa" politics
in the recent campaign.
all live little girls In the block
Ashed today whether this let
will envy me Hun’! give anybody
ter had closest the door on Hebert’s
else one You'll tend It, won't you.
suggestion, the President said it
•tear Santa Claus. Ui me. Mia* Barhad not. lie added be had proposed
Iwra nf Rhhfulh Boulevard?''
jmuraelf." the aalJ. “I think it la
But Ih* mischief had been.done, a day for prayer* in bis Thanks
"No I will not!" he thundered high time yvu rattled from the and there was no remedy for It
giving proclamation and ip pre
bach, and then tie replaced the business You are growing old and Bants slammed hi* knife and iorh paring a sim ilar one for Christmas
receiver with a anap and tat down getting ao fat I don't *»• how you on the table. Jumped up from hla which would aatiifv the relirlous
In hla dinner Do you wonder he can |HMvtlbly get down any chim chair and rushed Into Ih* bedroom, press and others. Th* reporter ask
was crufts?
ney, even Iter great, old-fashioned Dinging hla boots out of the win ing thia question said he repre
“I ant sick of Ihla bualneaa." he ones, and I should think the thin, dow. and putting on hu rad Man- sented some religious publications.
The President said there Is noth
:aid. entirely forgetting what cap mo-lern mie* would aqueeae yon net night rap and green dressing
in* to reports that W. Stuart
gown and went lo bed
Itta wife had on. her head “I have to death "
Symington, head of the National
Now. no one like* to be told that
Now. there waa on* very queer
a good mind lo tel the children
Security Resource* hoard, would,
go without Christmas thia year. he la getting ton old and fat lo be thing about Hants Claus. When
in lime, succeed General George C.
good
for
anything,
and
to
be
he got ao very upset that he
They are alt growing up aa selfish
Marshall a* Secretary or Defense.
a* little pig• What do they think Mamed that dear old Hants dans wouldn't eat hi* dinner he always
Hr said Symington has an impor
Clirtatmas was made for. I wan was responsible for the hod man went to hrd and slept 24 hours and
tant Job and ia going to atav in it.
ners and plggtahnes* of selfish tu he wouldn't wake up no matter
der*"
He aaid Marshall also will con
what happened
tinue in the Cabinet and Robert A.
Now. if Mrs. Hants had only put lle boys snd girl*
Lovett ia going to sU v as bit de
nn her Thinking Cap before her
All hla life had been spent In
Bo Chrtfttma* waa upa-t for that
puty.
huaband ram* In. ah* never, never trying to make them good aa well year And all on account of a
Asked about a book written by
would have a ns wr red her husband •a happy Why, Mrs. Bants Claus •clash little girl, a foolish wife and
M u Lowem'tal attacking the F B I.
should have been ashamed ot her- a telephone!
aa she did.
Only 10",
Mr. Truman said he had not read
And Taxes
“ You have made them that way •rtf!
(Ta Ba Centimeadj
Ik MM that the anther had a per
Down
Cage ttW, K e f restate! Sindnsie, Inc.
fect right to write any books he
wants. The President went on to
y s thought
------ v. .e.il. of
despair 1 may go Jack-ln-a-Boi •ay he ha* a lw a fl
like Ui* one that set iny childish J. Edgar Hoover, FB I director.
Asked whether he bettered reheart lo heating pit-a-pat In dnys
i t ' s s x s s M T u r n I AMI u s e l
pert* (hat a “ wave of IsolationUm"
M T ssn sss S • ' s o e a s e O fti,
gone
by—
only
let
it
be
filled
with
limited 3 per rent levy.
th# country, the
th* Rotary Club as follows:
Keith and give me the key to un- Is spreading
PortoW fl
That was right down .Senator "Dear Santo:
President replied he did not think W b A T i
kwk
its
magic
rot
every
bean
Sl ivers’ alley. Hr held nut (or
there vena any Isolationism outside
“ Put In my storking this year that comes my way.
the Chicago Tribune.
that very J per cent straight a dash uf Human Kindness. Add
It's the most popular portable
"And don’t forget 4 cane- - not
•rruas the kusrd sales tax I rum some of the breath nf VI-ion that
Another reporter wanted to
weVa
ever soldi Haa J l fea
the age-old peppermint tandy af know If official mail, particularly
the beginning two year* ago.
will make m* realite that all men
ture!, fuU-uie profcstional key
Khivt-r* objected to a suggestion are my brother*. Pour in some Ui) fair, but a staff of Spiritual fr«m the southwest, waa not any
board and the fatten action of
by A>-socillle 1'ark Direct.<r Ken uf Grariousneas . . the mark uf • Strength on which I may lean thing but Isolatloniim.
alb When we show you all it*
neth Ballinger that ga tax funds true gentlemen. Give me the when sorrow rants its snaduw on
That la correct. Mr. Truman relltd. He added that when the U.
now allocated for building roads Ihi* big, busy world, and so m> path.
many advantages, you'll want il
"Make at) the children of the • I* In trouble elt th* p*onl# are
in tilale parka be eat marked for strength to olay well my part In
toryounelfl Cone la today!
the future In such a way that regulate my life that when 1 pat* eatlh glad. Dear Santa, but don't behind the government and are
now.
forget
that
grown-ups
too
some
it could be borrowed agalnat for on no man ran say of me: 'Ha
time, dream dream* and wish , 0" •, Peraonal plane, thr Pryvlmmrdlate project*.
lived for iclf alone."
fur childhood inrealltie!. dent said h* hoped lo «o horn* Fri"Leave for me a generous pack •galn
Chairman W. T . Ed w .rd . of
rite upon tha mtadi and hearts d»y to Independence. Mo., for
the
St .te Tuberculosis Hoard ing brother 1* weighed down with Writ*
314 Magnolia
f'hon* 44®
nouiitud the Christmas.
proposed eaimarhing all cigarette age of Good Cheer, to that when •f all who have rvlinqutshcd
carefreenesa
ef
youth
for
th*
taxes
collected
ouuide
city
. i l , atrug*
strug
iiin iu for TH sanatoria operation. fog everything il l>uys. The Fo ■tarn realities of t C dtally
That would fix up the sanatoria, rest Service sold—-for eiample— gle the message that real ha paln iitaietial
but wouldn't help in tha overall that flre-flghtlng tnmk» hove neaa cornea not from
litia h in g
picture
because
it gone lip 0 per rent, tires up .10 things, but of days spent Into the
would tw taking It out of th* percent, ga-oline up 7 per cent service of one's fellow tniti."
Tho club, which joined In sing
general fund and giving It to a since llie current appropriation
ing ChMimas (trofa, wat led by
•pedal agetiCy that Is dependent was written two year* age.
Charles Morrison with H a n , E«on the general fund fur opera
The coal nf living is up. fbi dell at tho piano. Herman Srumley
tions.
. *
tlie State has in pay more to nf Heatings, A l AUhlnko of Chic
When the .Senator asked con- it* empoyeri. Agencies cited *a- ago, and KJ Whitney of Sanford
erv.lion hupervi or Georg* Va- ifriea as law aa T63 a raontn Were inliodored ft* fikilora.
this bow greater appropriations that are being paid now.
for t ie s 'lfo n j industry rould be
Then there are the extra a*T
li.is t ir d , VaUilk said J there kas vices aought hy the publicecu so*# talk" of a license mceqnllo control, aid lo dlaahjed
i r s s i l s w ! T r i m Pans i t s s l
195
for salt water fishing. But hi* persons, more money, to com
nbal
_
' ''n't pm rrtt It as his own ra*** of tuherrulosts, cancer and deverted us. Thera are five child
ides.
diabetes that are Just being ren and Mama la out family, I am
There u a i a sameness about all found, water ccintrol, more forest the aidrei. 1 am 10 years old. Hetty
Joyce is . Linda Luctle la 7. JonUr
agencies' argument* for higher ill* protection.
Patricia Ann ta 3.
appropriation*— and It sounded
The Budget CormnluUn will
lama haa no money to torIV u»
very much like whot old time resume Its nearthg* Wednesday,
$(995
bytRina an please trv to help
ion members
metn
Budget Commission
and with 20 more ageewlea ^uUUig^ip anything
tors bar* heard fe
for year*: their arguments for .
State la growing. That wUI run total raqtloita U about
means more welfare reriptoait n05.noo.M0 for II
Trum an RranclH
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Ofvi this n«w
S tate Affencieu
devoted to
A r i - In
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* q r .U U a tMa fUm **M, raUod
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trucks, over the pallid.
a t t ill* o a t t fc u d lo g city Nri.va
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(,'h o irh w ilt n ie it th is evening id
hiiio d hv the Chinch'inniinl
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llr e w v i i f New Y e r k T ite r* pro .
Iff.ls mol tl". Ill, t m il go to the
II ,t t i Anr a i
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II. am in Ifn in tiltn
I ’liill C o ldr in i' Id* o rch e stn i
fn in is t i.il tu ii'ie for d.iiH'ing and
fm th " grand ntati Ii which w a s
h i *iy May
an I ' I n . Andrew
C n rm sv.is
I'.m m itt.i c h a itu irn .
i ptini i'de f* p tiif .n ,,e .* o f the
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c 1 iin n n ii et tli" pt«'|dh>n cum m il
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n* ,1 ll M cN e ill.
ehnh*inn*i of the d ivo ratn ig co n i'
n d tle e ; I >s Kmu o l. l a lli.s tn i a r
mugs tin t ils ; , n i W illiam I K ir k
re se rv a tlo n s.
I he celling of ilie tsall room was
covered with ted, gri t'll, and w hit.'
pa|irr slreaitu i' tie.I .»!!'. Uttil
plastic Sutdn i lati* fn, t ■hllnked
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Is
(liv e n
K in d e r g a r t e n
I n " It Y n u ’re tiosVii ih»*» of
t ' > SuiithtiiW K in d e rg a rte n rntiitu in c il par m l,* moi frirm is w ith
i C hristm as
p ro g ram
F rid a y
in*.■nine ut S o o th -id .
I'rim a rv
s ho.il. M i*. J . T u i uhull is d irrv t**i of tin* rla s s .
The lu u g ram . w litrli SS«S made
■a liiv lr ef the il u l d i i l i " f tin*
-oi l.'ig a ile n . It* "tm ss h* ii W illia m
1 ffl. i w rh o n ird (h e v isilio . T h e
feii.oritn : <clis lio n s w n e p rrrrttli,
'lo n g
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C h ii tm r|s” ,
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lim e
F in d s W illia m *;
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M ..n ii
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I'h illip s ; " C h ris tn u u
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on and ,,f f nt Vsssth ends ,,f tin 1
ttodii tin g e h i,- 1.ei - of init tm ln g lt-.l n*d mid sshtl, t » v-ntdheinuntt. In 1 Moiighti'n.'l.inda S William*,
nml t*t, * *i f«*t‘i '.w‘ 1 n> front o f •' oi M .C v ll.
S a n ls
y f r lij lil .
o o lt i'l palm* i ll l-.th *iih's , ,f tt-*» K n h a ia M, K illie s ; "M s I,la n d
h,led siaiol, iiial -iiIp**i camiy •itoMicr K n o w s," yfieks
M a lk in * ;
cTities
w ere pines *1 a l- ,\ e
the " 1 ‘ • Sat i i T o y I'u in d i .-' Pat an,I
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h o w e ve r s n - a tiiim atm e S*,n t,i I t , i t , llro sin . Chm-k Meeks. C h iu
ll,|ill n led filled s h Mi t o t 1 mol v a rl* < i in fio d ; "T o M a il i t ."
■d m id C h ris tin a h u lls, ami p u ll liin i. W ayne Kpits
ed l*v tin y le iit 'ile rr, Mude *ti
ly in f o in i, tie
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w as m i - pended frm tl the '" I*
the leiint stailtl.
id
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m a l l ! - , mid . . . I . f . t t i were d is tili i .. l|o>, luo i* of "W ild Wosld
Initial mnmu ll" ' gue-t . who w ere
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f siin*'*! iliiMtiff il^‘ r%i iliniR '1 1 1 Tilh n i l s (if tie lic v a Im , k -uun
si iMi n floor show and getietul
F > ti iy« h< in lo u i i i i r C an ad a,
fun m akin g
C d ifm n iii, noil NT vv Ylexho fm
F .. In d I wit y e a rs ,
C h n r lic
W r in lil I ’la y s
11. fn tic s a Mono IK lt lio i'lr ii
1 lute im I I to tl.iy fm tin ir
A ir n n lio n
A l In n
i i n Him
I ’a rty g ift exchange.
I lo l l - w e n aliout L'.'i |Mi-se-nt. I lie
i hm lu W ilg ld . Pi-imi not ur- hu I r » w e ir M r*. IV u il Y -i
I in die N o rliiii, un i
, o n lla n phrser, .u n s e d ve-te rtlav hough. M x
F> vi- I t i,oly m et.
fro m New Y m l. 1 i'v Io n * nine id* Mi
d m ie a • n il .......... - 1 ai lb “ Ram'll
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le | S ■<’, Ira I,,
' I i und M rs. F id llip lla u iT liad
Fm Mu- | i(t f ern l.* a
h e ’h a , lie ir gin t . Ia s i Sunday Mi
le , ti i t
.* ■* Mm O ifu lltH e H t
' I M i'. Fred lla lia n l of M ailJt .to ie ' - \ ». » . i | | | * ' d in N e w
lito l a lid M r. and M is. A lto n
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tn u din c
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and i i.e W ■ I ,.| •: u i" ‘
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I ’ tliti •miiiity hall la d M onday.
||t l i f lie Jit «l i Tt|lt no t l hr V ' l
'le . mid M i. IV t e Ward and
•m ile * |n Miami P..*at i IV le i M n k s l have moved to
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mti i I'-rrk fu r u Tew n u in tlis.
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day in 11,i n n n i i i i M l*, tjlcm
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a lt. alal Mi s. lie io iN iil Id add* »l* Wnlii* -in r to -VA ll lit mly li'.v r a» tin ir gin d Tor a fee
t h y ' , Mr
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hud w ith tin in o ver the weekend
\V ."lur-.hi*.- mpht ss, IM r: tht* ' s t
tin t two d au g h ters 'F » s Hrm
. s | il inn ol a slatly coat SC, ‘ T ldilt
uod l ’ i # ) i i ' l> I f f . w h icli x*ill uia Alih i man of IT iila d rl|d u a nnd
M i's H i T'|i F a llu e of Jackson
commence *- , om ii» the Ined
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M l.' and M r*. C h in took th in
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iin all • sill to llriin g o M rm orla'
■tody tif Itevelntiniiv w ill rnn
Hospital T ue sd ay |o have hi
tin ile .
lig h t eye rem oved.
itn rh u n d iiy night thi I'. T A
M rs. Jot M n lh ie u x ha- gone to
o io n ttily nice Mug m i hehl ni
Hie school W ir e . \ f ti r the ItOM Ja rh 'im s die to v is it her In o lio t
lies * lilit lln .', the s |ie n l.tl
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evening,
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nml glrl< Mini s i i j k i v i ' . I ce le ry a ir dt'lll hots tmv*d I
getilei and lohteil lo rie a u i o(
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S e rv e I hr* svilli
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lilitrts Htmut three m ile* e ri*p r ia r k e is , n *alatl, and n
n o rlll o f (M e e n . H im .It ,.I- of fru it (oldtlet fu r Itr nr Ii
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tire t'oing Into Itn ram p
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p ie n il .
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ilo M'ht.'d “ (T u e d in a v T l " '
el Me mo ( I*. \ ' I slant Counts i
to la In Id tonpirrosv night
Y ltru t M i. Tewm-eml svi % im - h i ' al tin- eii'.oi lion e. A program
m oi talk ed nit fid tirp H a rk . nt"> ha la in w o rk id out,
l.il lle A lla ire i'n f f fell S a tin p io jee ts for h oys. It ml *lu te p in
je st* l h r v t» P la k e Up
•lav and in ju ris l lire m m . Upon
taking h rr to the doctor, an
A lls , lie o ig e 11ir t arid Mrs
R i.lo- 1 1 W illia m * were in lla y lo u ■ X -ra y was ta k e n and it was
found h rr ro llu r lome *a< look r|l
M...... lay
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Su nd ay for the firs t tim e * litre I re wliii is only1* M i l ur i*uVrn y r * i *
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of ItiVO tiiit) frk ’tul.shiii iiutl lire nymlmlixetl in je w e lry. There are R ifts
tor everyone in nil iiRe-RrmiRs. You ran Itenin utitl entl ytmr C h rlsitn u s
whuppiiiK w ithoul leiivitiR Ih e store. So slu e hi toilny mnl mailt' y o u r selertioiiK front onr s|ievlnl D t r ls lim is rolledIm t of In iiutifu) gifts . . . g ifts
Hint un* lusting . . . g ilt * that are Isuint) to s tir memories of th is happy
season du rin g every day in the ruining year.
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THK SAN FO KI) IIEWALQ. ftAWFOnD F L O R ID A
Iowa Hawkeyes Upset Notre Dame; Indoor Recreation
Class To Be Given
DePauw Defeats St. Marys 79 to 72
At Daytona Beach
Straight
from the
The two tall lioya, i'.-M Chtirh
Darling and 6-6H Frank Calsberk, scored 17 and 10 points,
and little Fred
Ruck, Jr.—
he's 0 -IH — helped them nut with
an outstanding Door game.
Ham Ranalno again saved the
Wnlfpark'a pelt at Raleigh, N. C.
He Ini North Carsdlna .State to a
66-02
overtime
victory
over
Michigan. That's the second time
in five night* Ranalno—-an In
diana native -has saved Dixie.
The 6-1 deadeye nut state out
In front to stay with three ijuirk
points in overtime. He scored 27
all told.
*
A last minute foul shot gave
the riemaon Tiger* a 7U-IW vic
tory over Georgia.
Clttnlon larged at the half M
65, hut a spurt toward the end of
the game sent th»’ Tigers aheait
and forward Rummy Townsend's favored Hill I’liuce who finish
foul ahol turned the trick. The id second and wun recognition
University of laniisvilir'* Card as the llnr-e of Die Year.
The
ilignilicd
American
inal* scored an easy 70-67 victory
loswn
Tennis
Association
over Georgia Tech.
gravely rrsisrd its seeding
Coach Pack Hirkman'a Card*
lis t s last w eek after tw o bril
led at halftime, 15-.12, ami iiaed
liant young amateur* bad
substitute* freely In thr last half
knuckrtl Ibr idd e sta b lish e d
In chalking up their sixth sir.
stars frum their loti and
torv In seven start*.
sriash heaven. Southpaw tit
Babble Brown led the loilisville
Larsen, first left hander to
polntmakers with !G.
Mickey
w iu the I uiesl Hill I o H in a
flermershrim racked up the same
nieiil Miser 13 !U, lop* Dir ls«l
number for Tech's Knglr,n i.
flililiwsd by llrlb I lain and
Bri/Wit played only a minute of
repatriate Hudfr r a i l , t. hu
the lait half.
wuu the Vt mi Mi d.,n Taurus
Tech missed I? fre# lhrov.i a
mint b) defealilSH Ass I t a lia n
compared In revert by the CardDavis
t up playei
Frank
inali.
**•-*»
Hrdgmau. I hr .la**te». pared
Missouri, eighth-ranking, easily
by lanky
Ken Mriirrgue,
defeated Arkansas, 54-62. Burly
raced through the Das is t up
Bill .Stauffer, ■ rebounding ace,
matches
with
humltiallng
awept the rebounds against the
rate. Only steady Tom Brown
taller porker*. Kama* State went
• as able to lake a natch
from them In sase the tJ, S.
tennis pride.
Longest fiuit ran- of the year
Was tile contested Wannamaki’f
Villi' which finished In n near
dead head hetW'ri'U Dun Grlir*
inann nsul F M man Fred Wilt.
••fin maiia wan ibrluri.l the am>
Mr.; thJn, lit daya lu lu , tin- d*
ci*Mti,-w4* nivHsad in favos of
W ill.; Af*«i lu month: oi waug*
few Falter#. O tanfo rW eBeb
b r.d o 07 M . in the Iw t A „ e ling the , harpertaried Oshnuanri
on Ed Tucker'* layup, was finally awatd'd llir tropin
group ilf Judges win, had
and • an Franritcn out retired n * T by
j '
Wyoming
(6-0| not even rrrn the lace.
Golf brought more than an
dfoppfd New M-sieo, 74-6*7.
upset in I With It bmuglit tight
lipped ll'ii Hogan from what attno»t proved to be hi* (tenth tad
following a trlppling accident
back to the links and I ho Nn
llinial ripen Tournament Chainpioiiship nt Ardmute, I ’a, l.iHlo
lien, his li'ga encased in tiglil
elastic stnekings, fought off fa t
igue and pain in mir of the niu*t.
NKW YtiK K , Iter. 1U —
Th# major league meetings ended brilliant displays of guts and
last week, hut there waa enougn heart ever aren un n golf course.
baa*hall new* yesterday in atari
Golf
other
surprise
ranks
•not her convent Inn.
,
among the all-time upsrta of the
llnki
game.
Calm,
q
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id
Ham
The mot I significant developrnent waa the official retirement urxclta, funner roddv and oc
of Tommy Henri,-b, one of the casional golfer, steadily, brilliant
^ rw York Yankee out ly stroked hla way to the filial*
fielders. An injured knee furred of the U. S. Amateur Tournament
th® 64-year-old veteran to hang up to meet British Amateur winner
one of the garne'a moat reapected rrank Htrannhnn fur the cun
glove* Tommy will act as eoach
with the world championa in 1D{|. tha Brooklyn Dodger* "Ircran
*■»» In debt.1*
Another brilliant carter— that
of Marty Marion's— may .have
‘Fence Buster” Sonny Lodge
G A IN K .SV ILLK ,
Dec
10(Spsvialt— A MU rat- nf instruc
tion in playground atul ituiooi
rrcieatiun, open to peraoua In
terested in the recreatiun (iclii,
will ronnnince February 25 nt tin*
Daytona Ilearh Recreation Cen
tal, on City I -land.
A Ltd versify of Honda rourie,
1*11A 526, offend off campus try
the General Kxlinscm I ilelMoo
of 1 l.i iid.t in Hr. aI .It* wide leadership (ruining program in n>rreatiMii wijj te conducted i nch
I rlday evei lug fioin I ’!rt to 7*50
from i rbiuury 171 In May I I .
I In *
< * o ii i * a*
i» drsigord for
community
i cereal ion wotkera,
school la eMililiel, and volunteer
Interested in tin nncrution of
playground* and iniiooi center
rama. P liy ilr s l facilities, laynut aid equipment. personnel,
artivitie*. program planninir, ami
proldeiua of iqicratiun and administration will la- rnnsidcicd.
Jam*-- II. lto«t\e||, associate
Two DefenstveMinded
Elevens May Play
To Scoreless T i e
D A U A S . Dec.
Ill tin (iitai i n j l i b U ililiu aUcid
o il lb# lung lulling, vscighl-iifling htrfcnnhnii ami won tliv play
■dl by burling tin* slrulthy ulmi
teur at his own game—frum tie
tu green.
ilo sin g prudured au iith rr ul
its
o lu galsh
rliain p iu iisld p
lu l l I ,* it e ln re n ll .i b lij , lialilin * i i e
l.o u i* and l! i / s n l
t 'lu ile * —a iuet'b.iiural Ito icr
w ill, all H liilisp irrd style . Hit
point, autl If- * color. I.O llls,
out o| condition a ml u s rr-a g r,
w it, l u l l , m l badl) lit llu la ic
louiitl b> ih r i autlou- c h iio
piuit, lu ll » aa u r n i in it ,1
d ilt f t t t,l lu lls * -to* si
sit
id*d I, id la llc o to bur ul llu
year’
and dssadt
iiif s * I
up el .
lluxolu
Him ley
May
I m in e
ft. I,. S p a rk *
will not be
rcspnitidhlc
fu r
mu lit*
anyone
hy
any sir 1stv
I t. I ,. S p a r k s
I'hnlu liy Tod Swains
!• nn) l.odt'e, winner of the Central Florida Stock Car Championsldp ut the Hon brock track,
Aiiiiitj hcsii'i- In* racer ,Nii . 4t, with the Goodfrllow Trophy hr won in llu- )ini mile rare. Sonny has
won -• vi
iucc -. In his *tx months* racing carrcr and has tu-en railed tire finest itork car racer in
Central Florida. Ib-’s only in yi-art( sibt and. was the youngest driver in the race fur tliv Central
Flotilla title,
•
,
was Indiana. Oklalmma' A k VI,
f!CNV. * lamg Island, Mi*«nuri,
Basketball P o l l
During First Week
IvAU f l Mtltft,; IW .
—I
T h f |S4IH, JW l'ittt, lo a d , r t ’ i naiu-J
motet tselay that fill) Heine, was
•be f t -t h o K 'j Hieing B riflfg ).
I In* 6 yeal-uld oWD.-sl by C|iristupbi'i I t'henery of Viryinw ran
aw,iv will, lu ll..Cap in tin- 16lh
annual* Turf and .S|w<rts Digest
m ag u riiic poll
It i the third *uch noil for the
)>ur’ la I thoroughbred* The
dally
rnritig
form
and ■ tin*
Tlioriiiigblirrd Huiing Acauglaliotra
ptivmu.dv bad picked lltli Prince
a. boric of tin-,year.
lu fact, ull three (mils agreed on
the standouts lu four division*,
lirergu It. Wlik'iirr'a Battle field
wn* voted the l<es| 2-ycar-nld colt,
Duval R. Ileiulely'a Aunt Jinny
tutm arniitig the 2-ycar-old fillies,
mid 'll
Charles H Howard’*
Nrarr the tending handicap runner.
The Vote* were cast Indore tho
Dec. it f ipn.tgril Gold Cup In f a ll
fornla. N<mr lN>at Hill Prince in
the rare and went Into retirement
with many turf observer* feeling
Uie lri»h-hrrd had deserved liet*
* ' u ' T H r 'J n F
F A L t .8
.T4FW YHBK Dee |» -GPi -ft
look* a* tf Kentucky has a 21
carat hatkrthall team In match its
new f4,0u0,000 field house.
At lead, the nation'* sports wilt
ers and sportscaster* think *o.
Yesterday they voted the unbeaten
Wildcat! the N o . I position ill the
find Wi-eklr Associate,I P r e s s poll.
' Kentneky waa given u:t of 165
fiVat.place votes for M ill tarinta.
Bindley, winner of last season'*
final poll, plarrsl second with 2(>
top ballets and 1.602 imints.
North Carolina State was third,
with 20 first-place votes, and I.105 (mints. Them* were the only
team* earning
1,000 or more
l 1120..SANFORD AVE.
1JCLA and Toledo.
Coach Adidph Rsipn nhvloaitV
futs brought hi*. Ki-nlih'ky auuad a
long wav sine# that lopsided Ml5tl In-* to C tH Y In the National
Invitation Tiiuinament last March.
Thr Wildcats lave chalked up five
M r a ir U t- rie t n r w - tnrhKtmr a
'tunaine 66-6H rontn over Kansas
tail Hatuiitay.
Neat of the lift lor Che Blue
Grp: lads Is Ht. John's of Brook
lyn, ranked l.tth. at
Madison
H'lnaic (iardru on Haturduv night.
Itiadley, which was rolled bast
six opponent*, face* a busy week
at Peoria. I l l . rnleiloitiing UCLA,
tonight, then centenary and Duke
on Thursday mtd Saturday,
The North Cart din a State Wolf
Pack
rsgi.tei'-d
its srvrnth
"Haight vis * , l>*i night a 115-62
squeaker n , i Ml' J iiu n in nvrr*
Glue at Kaleieh. N I'
Indiana, with four rieiothni in
:s toy, apt,•- in t„ !*• tie Iwal bet
to sue red rib <, State n* tVislern
>'„i,r,.,<
i i o i,n Th • llo o slcrs
idnt Notre flame and Hutler this
week.
ter consideration In the |mlh.
Noor gnt only 27 of the 117
votes cast for horse of the ycai 'n
the Turf and Sport* Digest (roll,
llill Prince got 122.
//
Corffoua New
W inter P a ttrra n
Farm Progress in America!
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY
DEC. 21-7:110 I*. M.
You nnti yo u r frinniln lire conlinlly iiivitctl to join with ua
na "W o Solute A m erirnn A g ricu ltu re" . . . und to Im> nntong
our jruPAtn on wo proaont th e groat Technicolor motion pie*
turn "Wave.* of flreeo" fo r th e find time in thin comnumitv.
Thin in the th rllliiiK xtory o f how fnrmerg. fitrm iiitluntHea,
farm HrlentintA nntl fnrm Htucntoni In our U im l-tiriint C o l.
leges IthVe worked itlde*bv-6lite to make thin land of oura
the g reatest n g riru ltu rnl tint Ion tm c a rl it!
tm m m m
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BANFORDsORDANDO HIGHWAY
T
PHONE Mi
Slie'll appvtciaie
rboogjufulb
•a and gMd t*«e euh a beautiful
•# Msaawia High Twiw srU s
T7» s smash* dalloew — the
•mmirii ifgJiugging it ate a
[harming cpoiptuaeM M
•nrUsing sh* e*ars Salect her
N ruwuaiii pruporthm from w
crilanUm of «,<**.
iitlirt
than h im self.
JUST ARRIVED
B. F. GOODRICH BICYCLES
The Great Technicolor Motion Picture of the Story of
JUJITSU
—
On the offensive side, however,
Texas boasts a fair margin. The
l.onghnrns made 287.1 yards per
Kame while Tennessee got 268.
Texas ha* a halfback with one
eye Denied Hobby Dillon, who ran
back punt* .7.14 yards. He won *everal games ttuit way by either
making long touchdown Jaunts nr
setting np touchdowns.
Hut Dillon hasn't a i yet gone
up against a tram holding down
nunt returners like Tennessee. Thr
ISt* yards in kick run-hack*— r.n
average of 14.5 per game. Dillon's
Volunteers gave 11 opponent* just
• ingle returns have avenged Sft'.S.
W aves o f vtreen
Anj*Branch Rlrkajr— who didn't
figure In any pitching rac-nda last
yaar— said lari night ha wa*
“compel ltd" tn aril hi* *t»>«k In
19—
somebody More* a touchdown in o n ly 'J(L S o paaa m larcepthms
aren't likely to t* the thing that
the Cottun Bowl name here Jan. I turn* the tide In IhD gam*.
lie'll probably be the day's heroSHOUTS MIHIton
7 hat ought In he about the win
Hy ASS1H I.VI KD C ite s *
ning main in.
Today a year agu—The St
Which maybe a (light
exag Louis Iltowu* blu'd Dr David i
geration but it illuiltalei the kind Tracy, a psychologist, l<* help
their second division club.
of contest that the seaion tecurdi
Five years ago—Armv
indicate when Texas and Tennessee voted the nation'* ouUtandli.y
get together in the New Year's football team of 11*45 in the A
•Delated Press poll.
Day classic here.
Ten year*
ago—Capt
Hill
The strength of laolh teams is Wood of Army football team « .•
ordered to active duty at Fmt|
defense.
HI Isa.
Texas in 10 gsmes allowed the
Fifteen yeans ago The New
opposition only 240.5 yards per York Yankees released infichh-r
contest. Tennessee was even more John ( Blondey) Ryan to Minin',
polls of the Am rriran Association.
miserly. The Volunteers allowed 11
foes an average of 192.4 pr game.
Griopled ilenrich,
Old Pro of Yanks,
Decides To Retire
railing for I30JW0, an iaerrase of
IIO.OtKi over last year.
Official figure* snowed that two
of Htanky’s teammates— piuheti
Jim Hearn and fial Magic- took
lop bn^or* among National league
moundtmen. Hearn hung up a
smart
averag#,
arnan t.49
x.«!i earned
earnru run avenge,
while Maglle puated the hlfheit
winning (rercentagr, nih , with hi*
It Is a atrategy of Tennessee to
ulm, fcr the tr^nk*. •!» Mot- *i„t
let the opposition boat itself. Tha
Volt' pa«*-interceptlon record nsdiratea how well this hai worked.
Tennesaee haa gathered In 22 of
1M enemy passe* thrown— more
than a third a« many aa the op
position completed. R<-ruvtriny
fumbles is another indicaliuii u(
how Tennessee play a ’em clou- t„
the elielt.
lioth Texas and Tenne* ec. (.,« •
ever, ua* passes ap aritiK ly. I c s a *
tried only 140— an unniard id
low for • aouthweat conference
team. T rn n e a a re « a i cvc.i more
If conaervalive. The volunteers tha«w
O ne Touchdown
May Be Margin In
Cotton Bowl Tilt
Whathdr ha'a conservative, a bit daring . . .
or if h* has moment*, of both . . . you'll find
the ties to pleue him In our striking, new
collection. Investigate our amazing ntosortment
and put an and to your Christ maa ahopjriiiK
worries I
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Hunt's Tuiado Feed Store
Y O U N C , Tender live turkev* U
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Ph M ill CLEA N IN G . "Sanllnne” f- Colton lllankela
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ROOF WORK of all kind*. E**ea
Phone 41.
xmas uirra. new aewjn*_fna' W IIITfi LKUtilN'S. rcadv to lav and Gutter. Repaired and Paint
ine i at Bert'a. SSI E . Ftral.
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ahortly. Ilor 173, Upsola Road,
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Bert’a 321 K- F lmt. Phone 1411.
PHIKD SHRIMP Dinner "The
Beat Shrimp on fiorlh’ at Horn*
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WlNfi for Fruit Cake or table at
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HELP W AN TED
WANTED man for delivery and
other work nood al fijrure*. ReaIxiard Oil Co. .1t l W. 1st.
Homer's, 324 K. let Bt,________ _ C L E R K -T Y P IS T . Must be etnerC IL U E R T Panama Chocolate* for
lenrert in poatinic,
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Chrlatmaa at Homey's 324 fi. Dt
fillnn and yrneral office routine.
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houaehold luma. 807 Mapnolla.
ilA O lC C lifiF ranra *4'7.60. Oil
rlrculatlnp heater. S49H0, both
in Sisal condition| cabinet radio
$12.60. need* repair. 2412 Palmetto A n*.
0 lV ^ *a lieautlfi.l crocheted bed*
apruad for Chrlatmaa. PH.
and Stum*. 110 W. F lril StraoL
I'hona 4W-W.
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Kluhrnelte Apts, week, manth or
.raaon. Hlumlierland C o u r t ,
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Hi way 17 * 92 ai City Limit.
M 1 1 1) fi R N 3-Room Furnlibad
Apartment, I’lIvale Rlth. AfiulU.
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2300 Mellonvllle. ' '
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r i n , Spruce Pin# Tree#, all elm .
rlu.e in. Apply MS film Aw,
Vacant Lot neat to Hunt'a TunHaturday Iwtween 10:110 A.M.
cdo Feed Store Hanford Atrenue
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yard. Mu. k fill) dirt drllvrted
Phone 1290—Shell for drive
ways, alto.
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bait. Ka«t end of Hanford Se»
Wall. Lake Je*«up, foot of Sanford Avenue.
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cycle' rrpslrrtd, lock and k*-v
Itesponaible po*ition with <»lah*
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Orlando, file. Phone 6464.
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refused.
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«tallm»nt l*oan Dcp't., Room 317
-K ee Whlddon- 119 South Park S W E E T ORANGES. ll.OO per bu*
home. Only lorv down now i»I'hone W6. Sanford Allan ih
aulred. FIIA Plan. Inriallmrni
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Wallwul Rank Maewhee W IP __
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INCOME PROPfiRTY—Two ftafy
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2*41. Hanford Atlantic National RENT A CAR. if-cfriva It by day.
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and Ameriran Ford*, redan',
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and Mtehljr earningi ever ret ordol. Stia khoblrri and corporatiom, after paying
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age earning* In hiacory from tlnir invritmeni.
Our farmer* had cath inconic from marketing late year amounting tn
twenty-ieven billion five hundred million dollar*, the highett on record.
Total farm aaaeii of out count!) amount 10 ilightly more than one hundred
iwtnty*acven billion dollar*, againti which ilicrc it an indehtednet* of only
twelve billion four hundred million dotlari. Thui our farmer* have tmnenhip
r«|uity nf over 90 per rent in their farm*.
In non-farm hornet, counting a|MMmcnt building* with four or Irat familie*, and all valued at a total of two ItuivJred billion dollar*, our home owner*
have an equity nf one hundred fifty-eight billion dollara—a tubuantial owner*
•hip nf 79 per cent.
Therefore, a* a rrtult of die opportunity provided by our frcc-emerpritc
napitaliatk ayMcoi, the peufilc of our nation have a fret and dear ownenbip in
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bank m uaat*.
Our men end women have a cailt investment of aiaty billion dollara in
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fw *.y lr *rt to 'in *ct in lin e b?« L r r v
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J * 111r.*. **irh only tie per cent of tlte world population and
vt*> cn ferr tent ni tn lanj irct. urv|t*r it* democratic, capitalistic lyttctn, before
S>.i>r!d ft’jf II ywiaj/ced fort*, - x i n per cem of the world’* manufactured
JP**d». but • tut it ni./u im p m atn . runen per cem of that production w-j»
omtunuij •• it.’u n our own border*. Todai we arc producing cncr fifty percent
• a the w*if!.J * m m u U t w iJ good*, of »h*cb a *ubvtamial percentage i i for
other lountric*.
< ipiolur i 11 hicLinp freedom of worvhtp and providing increasing cduca*
tioful oppurtunitio In cumtantl) giving mine and more support to the two
ibing* 11(00 w inch our tKima • , t it. cultural tiviliratton depend*—ipiritual anrl
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" • ha * • f r ni'c it m*» iTj»n* .n •h m -V i end school* of eighteen bil
lion fur hundred million dnNtrv ami ar
r.!*ug annually eight billion d o lla r
fur rdipou* and tilutatuxial purjvoi.*.
Membership in the thurchc* is intreaung at a much faster rate than the
inrrt-atc in the population, and in our Sunday School* at an even greater rate.
In the pa*t thirty yfin , elementary- wbnul enrollment has inoaaaed 13.9
per cent, high *ch«>nl enrollment 1 16.1 per cent and college and university es*
roltimni H I .6 per rent.
Our public school ripenditore* per pupil enrolled have gooc up fttnt
S (0.412 in 1920 to 3 112.0b in 19(7, or 175.0 per cent.
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Since 1920 the population nf nur country hat increased <3 percent and die
investment in wlnml and collrgc equipment hat increased 571 per cent.
Since the beginning of our industrial and scientific development in tha
early IKOO », the capitalistic tv item, due to individual freedom, initiative and
ingcmiiiy, has given the world more of t V comforts and convenience* of life
than mankind had received in the previous 5000 years c f civilization.
Under this sy stem our people at a whole arc happy and united, arc increas
ing 1heir capital and enjoy ing a fu lle r spiritual, cultural and material lift.
Tiday- our scientific and industrial knowledge aod experience in the van*
m is field* of peaceful activity are open to the rest o f the world, aod In this
respect we have joined with other like-minded nations tn rn m ifatin g to the
technical assistance program of the United Natiotu,
No nation, no individual, no venture, no private
program for the welfare of people can progress without capital.
It is each individual’s duty to evsnrribute to the
and improvement of our democratic civiliration on a
fair to all our people.
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this afternoon, tonight and Thar**
day, »ith frost tonight in north and
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glide*. ( untinurd (all v, rather.
T e Promote lb* Profreae of A s t r k * .
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VOLUM E XXXXII
KatablJxhed 1908
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y
D EC.
20,
1050
N'n, 85
.tA SM iitrd l ’ r n « Leaned W ire
Censorship Blacks Agencies Ask cZgdTO $ 2 0 B illio n M o b iliza tio n B ill
# Out Korean Battle; For Increase
In ’51 Funds BiH
ngWidowG o e s T o S e n a te F or A p p ro v a l;
. Perimeter Shrinks Hospital Head Claims Oh i o d
Representative
Naval Guns Pour Tons
Of Shells Into Red
Lines Surrounding
, A l l i e d Beachhead
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Utilities A gency
Head F eu d s With
Attorney General
Or ASSOCIATED P R E S S
Douglas MaiAithurV
Tokyo hradqualtrrs laid down new
rules today for screening new*
stories on Kotran o jxiali )m lor
security reasons.
A
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memonnduni
TAIiAHASSrE. D e c . 20
imposes! I hr right ol m ili'iiy cen
sorship over nrws dispatcher wit'n- </h A long-smouldering row I<ewout. howevrr vailing il air a* I n( •ween Attorney General Richard
^censorship and specifying no pen I. mid and ihr Stale L'tilitin Com
mission over rnforrrmrnt of ihr
ally for vioUliom.
T lir new ruin were pot accom 104*1 snii-hookir law broke billerpanied hy n’milar regulations in ly into the open today.
The attorney General and Utili*
Wadi inet on and olhe, ho rid espila li which arr also the m im e of ties CouuniMioner Richard A \l l
•wapfied sharp words on the suo
war new*.
Al«o the Army has a*ke,| *hal p el during a Cabinet Hudgrt Com
there U> no date or notional minion dtveutsion of ihr ulilili—s
roundup* of National Guard or budget rerpidl for tbe nest two
preserve unit* culled to active only. years.
' Fo r example, n new»pa|»er l» ask
Ervin laid I lie Utilities Commited to nubli'h only the nan.c of
the unit railed that take* men •ion bad thrown the burden ol en
frim it* own area. In August the forcing tbe anti-bookie law on bis
Armed force* further asked that
there lie no mrnlion In the pres* offlie wlien it should bale U'rd a
or ovrr the air of alert* or separate $ 100,000 appropriation lo
tituven enls of fore** in training pm ipccial investigator! in tbe f, Id
in this country Head defenders
of the U. 8. 10th Corns held to do the job.
Mack irplird lie fell the Utili
pressing llisl forcea at hav to
night nil along the A llied d r. ties Commtuion had done a good
wliheratvly reduced * llungnam (ion didn't need the $ 100,000 approurea In northeast Korea.
The planned ‘ withdrawal was job of enforcement and tbal il
prosyeiling under protective fire prislion ihr Lrg iiliiu rr had given
of ofdlllrry amt the gtms of war- 1 it.
shirt* standing In to shore. Ihntfl.;
" I’ll leave It to the Legislature
boyt now hold a relatively .otiall
rliert of land only a few « p » re lo investigate that feature." At
mile* In area around llungpam torney General Ervin •nappe-l.
The debate flared when Mack
harbor.
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The Ids Job of keeping the Red presented a Railroad arid Utilities
troop* fnmi maaslng f«r »'» J ' ; Commission budget calling for
i .out attirk «n lh» American* firll 114,440 lew, in total General Fund
U to the gunners lobbingJ ton* on appropriation* than it was given
by the lf ;p IrgUtiituic. The spe
W ton* of >bdlv»t ,‘ he CniiH*•• W
Korean M r trying to |W*H th* cial IHWjWtn fund granted to en
10th Gory* dementi Into the fcr“ force the mitl-lHHikle law was not
While the gunnara held ojf the listed In the request.
enemy home*, there WM ««
"Do I understand you’re not
of telling how long the; « « » asking any money for enforce
keep hark the { .r c ln g thoamnd^
ment of the nnti-bookie law ?" Aisteeping ever t U t lL * « U* * l, l,,d tuinev Genera! Ervin, n mi mber
■Usiiisw* « * r w e i s "
„f the lludgct Commission impi'cnl. Other Cabinet loeniU'i* took
General
Ervin Claims Agency
Has Not Attempted
To Halt Gambling
Lions Club Is Told
ieWar Causes Change
In C. Of C. Thinking
Due to the w a T aUnatloni the
Seminole County Chamher of Commerec will have to revla* It* think
ing drastically. Manager Ed U hltnev told memlier* of lha Lion* *<*■
,|av following a turkey dinner at
llit' Yacht Club.
.
.„
"The thinking must be changed.
r he added, ‘from that of t normal,
peace time economy, and w* rou*}
become more military
minded
*verv day. I think w t can do long
range planning for any eventuHe asked the l.lona to *»v# co
operation to the Chamber of Commerer, and to vl.lt him M n i h »
new cjURiiem are wmpliliw* It la
planned, he aald. to hold open
house ml th* Cham U r o f , Co™ ;
mere* following the completion of
b this work which should be accom9 pllshed »>v neat Friday.
Welcoming a vlsitlnr Lion fro m
flmytona Beach. Bill Mofjflu. M***
Whitney told of the leal of memh e n of the Daytona Heath Cham*
her of Commene who “ fight to
servo It." and "break their neck*,
figuratively sneaking to aerv# on
the hoard of director*.
"A city roes cither backward
or forward.1* he declared, "and
Sanford has all the a»aet* » n*fd*
to become an even more mound and
k progressive eity."
The l.lona voter! to cancel their
meetinr of Jan. S3 in order to at
tend a lolnt meeting of civic duba
on Jan. 2d. King (.ton H a irv Rob
son announced that no meeting will
lie held neat Tuesday.
Jack Morrison, chairman of the
Christmas toy committee, stated
that about 73 underprivileged
children will receive gift* from the
Unna.
Visitor* Included Mr. Morgan,
► Rnbert Rhawen, a new resident who
moved here from Orlando and W ill
iam "HUP Crosby of Jamestown,
N. Y.
| l « S I I S * ,S
*'■
1~ " *
Applications Studied
For County Home
More than 2d application* by
rouplrs for the position* of superIntaadrnt and matron of
the
County Home will I* reviewed at
the meeting of the Cuuntv Com
mission tomorrow morning. County
Clerk O. I\ Herndon staled this
morning.
Although the commissioner, are
expected to consider the applica
tions, they will pruliahlv take no
action on the matter until W. I,.
Rieg, recently appointed to th«
Commission h r Governor Warren
to replace W . G. Kllhee. ia M ated,
said Mr. Ilerndon.
Th* Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr^
chairman of the Advisory Com
mittee to supervise the County
Home, wrote the Commission, de
clining a request to review the ap
plications or make recommenda
tions for the positions, and point
ing out that It would lie best for
the Commission to make the ap
pointments without anv sugges
tions from the committer.
D aughter Of General
Sanford DiesInDerby
Miss Frida Dolorrs Sanford, a
daughter of the late General
Henry 8. Sanford, founder of ftanfonl, died in Derby, Conn. Just be
fore midnight last Sunday, ac
cording to a telegram received here
today from her sister, Mr*. Carols
Sanford Dow by Mr*, Fred T.
William*.
Funeral service* for Mia* San
ford were eapectcd la be held this
afternoon at St. James Episcopal
Church in Derby, Mrs. Williams
said.
S IL V E R M A N H ER R
Formec Sanford Giant
first
baseman Je rry Silverman, whore
unorthodag stance at th* plate
baffled pitchers in the tearue. ar
rived her* yesterday and with a
big grin greeted hi* many friend*.
Jerry modestly admitted that he
had hit a few homrrs while playIng on th* team ef the Teachers
U tU ge. Statesboro, Ga.. where ha
Is attending. II# declared that he
will be here for a few days.
COTTON BOWL
K N O X V IL L E , Term- Dee. 2ft—
liPl—Th# moat versatile foottmll
player on the University of T«nnessee's Cotton-Bowl-hound squad
will be Its captain for Ut* 1M1
Bert Reehlehtr, IM -p e n d h alf,
taek h * « i Belle Vernon, Pa^ won
«I«lR n t.th e an
nual football banquet given th#
team by tbe Junior Chamber ef
Commerce. End Vine* Kaaeta was
named alternate captain.
Present Appropria
tion Is Not Enough;
Prison Wants Raise
TA LLA H A .siEE.~ D ec. 20 <4*1
The Su|ienntrmlrnl of the Stale
Itntpilah for the in,am* ’old the
talunrl luiJgcl commit) iuli t itDy
the imtilutioni can't o|ieratr with
out more money.
t)r V . I). Rogrri pietenlciJ tin
lioipiial'i requet f„r $l2.5"2,HVi
lor ibe next * rnnium
an mneaie of SI
>.(»74 ovrr xi*t'tc»
prialiont an'
.101,527 ovn
lual -spent
» (or the cun
two-year p e i.jJ.
"I te no way of iltying in out
prrtrnt allocation ami opc.ati the
mititoliou." hr saitl.
If,- anti Terrv Ire , coaaloiaior
of .Sate inttitulioni. «a.U^bc hotipil.ilt at Chatlahoo.'htr aruf A r
cadia anticipate a patient load
of 7.IKK) at a daily coil |k i piltcnl
of $2.40
20 pricrnl ab,vc pie•rot cods.
I c r .siil the jiropoted budget
hI'O call* for a flat 115 a month
lnrrra*e in salary for moat em
ploye*. If tin’ vtaff were put on an
right-hour u day whrdule, he
.aid, ’ll" additional rrnployec m at
ing r-IH.MO u year would l>*
needed.
Dr. Itopen, told the Cabinet that
Is-.idec the inrrrared operating
fund*, th irr new ward building*
und a tulierrulosi* hospital ”ar«
itlonlolrly nrcc»«ary.”
He *aid the hospital l» “crowd;
ed to the ilangerou* |>oint now.
Th« farm colony for f**Me
minded children at G ainesville i .
I I ' m biI rmH »»■
Is I n d i c t e d For
Taking Kickbacks
From Office Staff
WASHINGTON.
Dec. 20
</!’•
Rep. W allei E . Hrchm (H O h io )
was mein I n i
today
mi le v rn
c lu r y r i ol illeg ally taking |x iliT j.
ca l contnbutions from i «m > f» rm r.
empfoyci.
Die imlictmenl wa» triurncd bv
a frdnal giantl jury which hat
urrn mtritiyaling allrgalii.us of
"Lickliaclt" concerning
Itrrhni
I hr indictment nllrgrt ihr law
maker received icvett conlnl utHio*
tutalling $ l .)«0 from Clara ’V'Eday and Emma S- Graven.
Hrchm raid in a vtalrmcn'
he ir innocent, that lie hac never
ciirnmittrd a i riimnal act.
Tlie liMlictmeiit allrgcx Itri'lim
rrctivrd the listed contribution*
for use in finnnring hix «ucce*sful rampulgri
for
reelrclion.
Hrchm »»' indict,,! under sec
tion 20* of the United States
Criminal
Code.
This
vection
reads!
"It lx unlawful fur any Sen
ator or Representative in. ol
delegate, nr rrxtdirit riiniiiilidon
er, nr any offlrer nr employer of
the United Stales, or any i rxon
rereiving any xalarv nr compen
sation for ’crvirc* for i .j uiey derlve,) from the Treasury of live
United .Stales In directly ur in
directly solicit, receive, nr In' in
any manner ruiicerne,| in elicit
ing ur receiving, any assessment,
subscrtpllun, in contribution fur
nny imlitlcal purpose wbslever,
from any *uch officer, employee,
or person.”
The law provides fur a maxi
mum penalty on each charge, upon
tl aa(M#**r** **
1*4*1
Friends OF Kilbee
Show Confidence CropsNotDamaged
In Signed Petition By Chilling Fruat;
More C5)iil Coming
Erie ml* and neighbor* of W ill
iam G. Kilbee In Geneva have rlriulate.1 » iiclltlnn In which eoofldetice i» expressed In Mr. M l we
ami apprrt iation of him a* a neigh
bor and upright cltlien.
Mr. Killw*. o Seminole County
romini**lor.er and atock t*i-er. w*»
Judged guilty Dee. B bv a Jury In
Circuit Court IV Lan d on Doc. R *>f
hog theft. The case h*» lieen apliealeil to the State Supreme Court.
The petition of th* friend* and
neighbor* stated:
•There ha* been much adverse
piihliritv of County Commissioner
William G. Kilbee. We, * i
hi*
frirndx. long time resident* of
Geneva, wish to publicly reaffirm
our appreciation of him as ■neighhor and upright citiien. He has
limy and well served this com
munity ax Cuuntv Commissioner,
and ax such ha* earned our g rati
tude and good wish**.
"Mr. Kilbee la never too tipsy
to do an act of kindness for any
one, often at cost to himself.
“Knowing Mr. Kilbee a* we do,
we feel that there must have been
some mistake In ordrr to bring
otiout hi* conviction, and that o
grrat injustice has been done to
him."
The petition waa signed by the
following:
Mr. and Mrs. Ori* Mathleus, J.
I*. I.owrey. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Harris**, Mr. nnd Mr*. A, L. Sleg,
8, I*. Smith, Mr. and Mr*. J . T .
McLain, Sr.. Mr. and Mr*. Philip
Itausr, Mr*. Georg* fl- Lindsey,
Mr*. Donald Norton, Mr*. J . II.
Kilhrev, Mr. and Mrs. Kdson Gort.
Mrs. V. I. Frie rs and Louie* 11.
Rills.
Two Convicts Killed
In Attem pt Escape
T A LLA H A SSEE, Doc. 20- LTh
—The Stale Prison Division today
said two Negro convict* were shot
to death In an escape attempt Utc
yesterday.
R. L. Walters, chief clerk of the
division, identified the convict*
as Albert Watson, aervnx HI year*
from Clay county for assault with
intent to murder and Julius (HIlard, serving th m years from
Dade county for assault with In
tent to murder.
Walter* said th# (too were shot
to death hy a convict guard at
th# 8tate Road Department ramp
near Falatka. when they broke
away and ran.
Official* her# aald they underatand a corner’s Jury h>* been Im
paneled for an Investigation uf
the dratha in Putnam county.
H oover Asks No Kiwanians Told of B lig h t Resistent
More T ro o p s Be Jfniyrrsit>’s
Celery Is Bred By
«
„
In (irownuv State
’ . .. /
State
Sci enti sts
Sent To Europe The University of Florida's con
Elder S tate sm a n De
mantis Re-cxamina.
lion O f U . S . Policy
tribution to tlie spiiitual, econonil, and virnltfii development
I uf the State wit» totlay mitlined
Kiwant' prestdent-rleet, I*
It
( Itilty» Manlo-V. , director
of
| Alumni Affair- for the Ulliversily.
N EW Y O R K . IV c. >i|___/,t ,
‘
II,
was introduced
hy Al Wilr «rmei I ’rrmlenl llrrltert lb over Wn, I.M'I Field and Holme* Mcl•aij today that no more Amcitc n Ion, Jr., formerly of Sanford and
Iraom ihould he ,enl lo lu ll'll- ft**
»- his assistant.
until the vmetK in |ie,.pleand the
, , ll(llf
„,,, , |ub. K.lwanl
I ongtest have had an >.p|Mi'*unitv F. I.nne pre-rided to Mrs. M
to ri|i|sir the whole qurch, u
D. Gntohel, ,il» t ,r und Mis, I.
n
i i it
! II. Lynch, her a-xi-lntil, several
111- '<<yr.il ’ 1,1 eider latr-man Chnstmas gift* The Club votnl
'•ill dehvet a major radio and to dkxpcn«# with its meeting on
teieii,ion adtlrriv lonigliiIdled |Ja<
J l in
older
to attend
w ith other d u ll* on J.itu .’<! tlo*
"O u r Nation d I 1oliciei In I hu
I'liB in e f Missions program at (he
( 't in t ." I r lend* <aid lh< perch new F re s h ) ter ran I'h u n h Annex
would hr lin e ni die moil di tni.lt'f In w inch they were lliv ilix ! by tire
lb v. A. (i. Mi InnU.
of hit caicer,
M r.
Ain! I h r wn
toM
of Hu
Mr. Item t . tnlimaics said, »i!l Murk •if th i4 1Ib-partnienl nt lie
outline what he thinhi shouM la'
Mt ih r U n iv e rsity , "w here
•h, Unitf,| State*’ fjtut<> course tin n nmli women r iv c iv r iii'tru c In r'lalinn to free nations wiling lio n . nut KVOI ding to i i li'd , but
to join in practical rreistnncc to oil the h«fi« of titan's nerd nf
Comm.in«m.
G o d ,"
A,Ve,| the nrnh il»l» nature <<f
u | m i | the work
lie
uf t liiM, sihltcsv Ml II ■
aver M il that Slnti piAgt ii uiturnl
Exp erim en t
he nropused to aplirii- i \ met(cn - St at mn,
whose
tiaealc b
has
Ptdieles as related lo the rrilirnl bro ught, In- «aid, m illin n s nf dolworld situation.
bus
if
additmnal
in, mm
tu
"No promise," he said, “should F lo r Mr
’ lug a , exalu p lt
thu
1 e made nt Brussel* 1 Inni anv oven,
f stem crack nnd
more American 'and fortes n other
to cel<iy in thi*
Europe until tbe American people
etr1 S duirik which
r>nd the Uotigresa havt bml nn on I h r r iix t ie n Humry’s five
fiv e ittllltun
hurtunity to explore tk* whole uodai a year tobacco crop.
tuestlon.
Frientitts of the University of
“t^ongross mnv have <tr*rrvrt<!e*cl i binds were on th*< ground floor
moth of t lx L g l'l t o mate’ war or tu il"(ttng tn one uf the groat
rear*i, IrwtTir'TnlV* In i <*"f yori fn. levtTnpinrnta of the stale, fron-n
McCarthy I Called
Mental Cane In Feud
Florida.
Welfare Recipients
Receive Checks Early
TA LLA H A SSEE, Dec. "O-bVi
—More than 100,(100 Floridp u.d
fare recipient*
received
their
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Christmas cheer a little rarlv thi *
year.
Th* comptroller's office reported
today it ha* completed mailing out
all December cheeks, follow Ing
early rertlficatlon by the IV, lf*r<Board, normally all check* arc net
aent out until the 2Hth of each
month.
Th# comptroller aald «3,I23
cheek* totaling 32,722,1(13 were
Mnt to the aged; 28,427 cheek.
1040.
This yenr’s nasxenri-r ear pro
duction was reported to have a
wholesale value of (Bjt'JS.Onn.non
with trucks accounting for another
|t.B7l>,000,000.
O V IE ItO ROAD
An additional la yrr of limrrock
ha* hen placnl on th# Oviedo Road
from Five Points on the Orlando
Highway to iKiedn, II. II. Gray,
county road superintendent, an
nounce,) today,
Thi* work bv the Slate High
way Department has resulted In
a fairly good surface, which could
howover, (># smoothed up more, he
declared. Work la also progressing
on the old Orlando Highway be
tween tbe Itig Tree Crossing and
w *‘0 ‘ *ent to Glndt-rville, he stated. Thi* road
flWW defiertdenl children and 3.- will be resurfaced.
323 check* totaling 3142,101 were
sent to the Mind.
Variety is Cross
Hetwecn European
And Local Strains
New
Kiwo«t#n- by G..toe,riii.'s
meld. I f we are b) Ija,*' unit)', Mr* Juice rortcentralci, which have s
must hammer mil such vital potent mi development worth him
policies iM'fnie w<< are cnmi'dt- deed- i,C mi'll,*Ii- of dollar*, he
LAKELA N D .
Dee. 2ft—<P>
lol."
slnti-i.
First r,<[Mirts of today's riuli ai«t
Tint former Kit«ablWn l*rs-MluiK-imti.m i>> svirlitists ol
fro,! visit into Fluriila sh*1" no
suit b I,I. for
adilitionsl damage to truck crvt'x drllt’a view on th” Ipiestiuu of new ly|a- grass*
after Tuesday’s freezing Wfatn- r. bulwarking Western Ruru|w> with at tie, nurh us ranguln amt i*i nHowever, crop iiinilitluu return, additional American hirer con •ai-iita grasirs, have bad ■ tut to
flicted with those ‘Xpie-M-.l hy do with the devrliipnit- il ol tluarc nut in from thi* F-vireLuti
President Truman.
tll. Industry in thi- slate, in
area where thi' I'ahokuc n-giou ri
In desfglllil mg lieU'I'd Dwight pointed out. He also told of Ii
ported eight limns of ft°ri'.'
wcathci. The teni|M<rature dinp<'<l D. Eisenhower ye-,tetii:iy a- 8u- .'inch designed to avt-tculne new
nrente Idumrna niter
of
Al'ini iitriis disease* and deflcienc) of
to ’JUvuul 27 in some Glades spot
Heavy frost fornteii over n groat j Foree» in Europe. Mr. Tinman • •Main minerals in the soil of
said that more United Stain- citrus land*. Work of th,- Unipart of the vrgrtahli.<.rii'h section.
Meteorologist W rrrrn O. John troop, would la- dispatched there versily in lidding Latin Ametican
nations in agricultural pniMini-as quickly us poMlbh*.
son reported thr lengthy cold Wc*
Mr. Hmjvrr's audr<-»s will lu* wns strrsseii.
ther spell simply is ’’not doing anv
good" to Florida’* vegetable crop- i-arrinl over the radio network of
Ill- Iminted out how mall)' nf
Even if the nippy weather I* not the Mutual Broadcasting Com the alumni of the Univi'l d> nr,
[ killing vegetable', the chill is r< pany at H P M and retiroadcovt u ) positions ill llit- State la-g|sby the National
tt.uadcoxttnj In lin e and In C*ongic , i i , . luibnu
tarilinc plant growth, he explain
i iirnpany nt lrt;:tu I', 't
ed.
1 S'noli t Smathcr* nn.t llollsiol
W(ttV|[-TV,
Mutual'
television
Johnson said there were report
John Fde tujd uf the K e y Club
of ice forming in some orange* In affiliate, will televise tlie adilrcis convent tun which he and Riiliald
the rxtrrme northern frinre nf the at 8 P. M.
Taylor, tngrthvr With f'uach \V(|.
rilm * belt.
Ham Fleming attende,! at Win
However, thi* condition was in Production Record Is let Haven.
low pocket* and any damage will
tiursts were Col. Everett Young.
i>e very small when compared to Set Hy Auto Industry Gnim-aviHr, 8. G. Rigg-, Orlando,
the still unhurt bulk of thr hlg
and Dr. W. H. Cro'lty of Jano'.
citru* producing area.
D E T R O IT . Dec- 2 0 —LV i T h is town, N. Y., who w ire introduced
North Florida recorded 2X-2H dr
i »i imHi * 11*»ii i*1 hy ( ’id. S. G. Hairimau.
greet with heavy frosts; Orlando y tir* n motor
estimated bv the A u to m o ld lr Malt28-31 with pocket* down to 25. u fa itu rc rs ' A ssch ia tio n (A M A I at
h
the ridge region hail 29-32 with urnK,015,750 u n its.
rold packet having a 20.
Passenger car output of *1.ri72.Fort Pierre turned up with »
luwr of 30 degrees with heavy 700 units is 30 percent alervc last
year's record. Truck and bus as
W A S H IN G T O N , Ib-c .’n >„’
frosts; Pompano 33-37 with li-ht semblies numta-ring 1,313,050 top
The feud IsrtWeen Mc-naloi M,frost*. Tampa got off with a low
|!>4»
liy
in
percent
lust
are
two
C a r t liy
I l i W i s ) am! cu lu m n iii
of 37*
and one-half uetrent below the re I h e w Pearson shows no <lg,i' of
Johnson said Florida would h*v<cord
made
In
10
th.
d yin g out.
still another chilly night tonight.
The Association repoit* aver
M rt'a rth y told the Senate lute
Th* only favorable thing
he age employment included "IILOflO
ruuld predict was a grm m j rise prislu,tion workers and 125,000 In y e s te rd a y that Pearson i* a “ p „li
In temperature of two or three dr. salaried position*. Total pavrullt Ile a l te rro rist and charm lei a*frees over moat of the state nnd
. for production employee* wa« 12,- xaaaln."
four or five degree* in
A n d . said M cC arth y. Adam lln '
anu' 11 / 70n,taKt,uo<l. up 22 percent from
" W 'K K T O F SUCCESS
CHICAGO, Dtc. 20—Ml-Mrr.
Bertha Kistner bakaxt three loaves
of bread veaterday—her 100th
birthday. Hhr w u up as usual
at 7 A# Me to ha)p her dauahtrr,
MUa Lillian Klatner, with whom
ah# Ihroa. 8k# waa bom In
Darmstadt, Germany, and came
to th# United State* In 1172. Her
husband d!*d tn 1M0,
At a family party rolehrstlng
perf ormed by Nonna Fav# Har
vey, Ann Whitaker and atx venr her birthday. Mrsi. Klatner told
old Susan French of Longwood, her secret for Icmgeritr; “Keep
with Christine Blankenship.
busy and don't worry.**
JA YC R B LUNCHEON
Jayne* tomorrow will celebrate
the Christmaa season with a prof'rsm uf *ang* and dance* at tbolr
umheon meeting at the Yacht
Club,
Bingen wttl tariadf Donna Lon
Harper and Darid Moaltr of th#
Seminal# High M m i Ola* Club
E m e r g e n c y P o w e r s H e ld U p
S to re s , In c ., should stop
,|« t„-o i.
ing him «n the radio.
Pearson retorted in a 'tatenient
"Sm ator McCarthy is rapidly
making the initials *’M. (V, -up
P«»*d to mean M*rnt«-r o f Con
gross, take on a new meaning‘mental rase1."
The long-standing u n frlcm dim <
between th# Senator nnd th,
columnist eruntrd into a roughhnuee in the cloak room of a p ri
vate cluh here laxt week \,i-l on
Friday, McCarthy blasted IV irw n
on the Senate floor, c o iliiu turn
a "M osco w -directed ch a ra cte r a s
s a s s in .”
Pearson replied In- » » '
fighting Comntunixm w h ile M -
McCormack SuuK<-’sts
Manufacturer s E x
cise T ax To Fi
nance War Effort
Washington ! Dc.
o
h
A ihtcii'e money lull u t iy ir g
moil- (lu ll $ 20,000.000,t>00 to
iperil up motulir.viiun cilaitx was
icnt to the Scnitr i-ni.iv by its
Appropriation i Coiuunllrr
I he Senate qrou|> sildcil inoie
P fi'd tfH in •!'*• lilrrt lllU l ■1 «i than $2,000,000 <)00 t, the Lindt
vuird hy the Home tiler appeals
Ml flit
i r t l iU li l tV|*r nf
hy Pirudcnt Truman amt ilcfens*
ItlOM It .$♦ I HP*I *4in r U H 'll Wd$
IratJcri dot aiiditiunil itep. lo
lull (I t,l*l II9IT111 lit |)» U
Itlip
I n 111 (if til* ( r t ilt il I l.- n ili I \ p r ii ilirtiythcn the jinn-t! Iiic rv
tiirnt
in nif*iiit»rf« •»! tin*
Tlie l . u u c l i i i i i n t r . , J- $ 1 .0 >4,Srm u iv.lr < • uMl> I sifm Hint* HI «ilid 411.OiNi hu the ,t.* 1, 'ij..- ol
v ii\r* fofloivnut a t
ittateyn atul ir it u a l m t tm e h tar
*1T lltr > !!> ] iim H a ilJu ii!
thr expvnding p t« )i4 iiU l, • |» *
[fir rifva «,mrl>
sind .it ( i r
•fr\r|ii|H l lift*" gum
1 ••fftrll 1 i i i . r i ifv E l
mu i
tirfinirnl ^ t,itu»n. irfitr*rnlii
inrli
lie lw rrn i in
9‘*m* .if
In a Im n ir fn>nt .iilic-u
.ilc 1 x p e n d tlu ic t om:iu -
approved a lull lo gl»e
111
tbriii (it,in Ik',<iii-iik ami J urkey.
d rill c in e ig c m y la iw c ii tu
.Ilitl il.*» ill* br,| tdll’til I lIlUl*1
ilc ir n ic , n u ll .11 t i
iiuxlllie, pKaliiiril vrl Ji< 1.1 .1
ll held up action. Im w cv e i. - .i
^c-ii lor pLiitinv bv, 1r,' miii<*
.ii..i l ilitr (>•■ <iitn|iimr< to ms srt
nrxl V* s*, lir iddnl
He warn,-.! *H. (ik -i i I grower',
however <1ii Hie new variety It
tirst ,iiit, I ( •» mit'd Inuu plnutitic,
and that ■ vh*fn< t< r" nla’it with
blight rsie lsi" i,ioi|i<!,. >m- o,
n t l<',«n dri i !>I| ,'d for -and ht
planting
"S«i <m ,, ,■ lis* *■ not I m-* i i fl Me
tl* |,l >h|<h «- 'Ir * ’ t.'W l •" •*• *
a cam panion piopoi.il la a,m - 1
1111111411 with broad p ,w n .
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Plans For («rocting
Legion Commander
Made By Post 53
I idan* for g lid in g
Krhv
« i,t» n l in M ig h t" b e d .- la ic t Dt. (’iH-ke of Daw sun, Go , national
Runreebi ( ..m i. t nut th a t th ,'ointnandcr of tnc American L.-
..... merit a bx»l 1 ..........tgrtml at gum, toniorrow niglit «t 5:40
mi),, nlnde t» "< ti In- l*< T ivvtt- o'clock ul the l.egtau Hut. wctu
fend, and had been .'..nto 1■
••< no uisdt «c d a y by J a r
xt ,G o 4 u *
tl,,. | ' i e t ir C iui -i -nn u n til l!Mi’ ,
when the proic - 1 in ,* la ke *, up bv
the li v s l expcrlm eii! «tat u li>In tn illic e d
III G en re ,
Swan!-,
plant p iillio l.ii’ ls l -d IIIlit* ion
f ii It iip rn h t
i Mi. |ucx*l b>
lo liii t'o i on. | u ...i l. rit o f it--'
F a rm lliir r n u , nn-t | »
I ''
"*V(Ison o f ibe f'xpeTim et.l *’ !-*• Inn
I ’liu , Cm in r r ii'id liiia l connu1*
............... 11.«- - n-d'-i * 1- 1 1 - 0 tl.n i f
r
s* <i'll, ii,- County f T* i e|te-i i f
C o ln u ie ice . w ,ie u d 'I'v I tu 1 !
mnn.v'i - ho 'iiv / c - t c il
W hltm
Hint c-ow er -*-<-1 ing in fio n -., e tl
op v a ilio ,' sid llie ts u n til) to ’ I I't-- o .I mt of Cninm eiTe.
I l f w a- im m eillntelv a -k e .l 1"
t’ran.-i-' Meriwether atmid 8- ml
way, cunuiiitti-e chairman, in co
operation with Judge Dougla
Stensltiim,
Uumniandir Cocke will make a
1.1ief slop at the Hut on hi* way
to all (Irlnndti dinner, nnd wdl
gnat vetrian* her<- Mayor An,|rrH t 'a r r a w a y , n im 'n l v e te ran ,
bits tleeli in vite d lo welcome h im .
T b e 2 !*-)c a r.o b l Leg len c h ie f,
(I,,, \o u u g cst in the ot said<Bt(op*B
h is to ry , w ill n v e ia g c at le u 't s ix
m il,' :i day during h-» sw f l trip
tlo
d
through tlie northern
port o f the state,
l>. pm m n nt Com
1
K
- ,
ii p j Jack so n ) lb
and D#<
p i (m erit A d ju tan t A Retd 'l» m i
ef T a ila h ris .'ri- w ill a c e im p v n y
,
h im
M ii i n th*- i».n • w i l l b
nliU*, J o h n F h f f f i c l ! s.f i j u i t m a n .
R w u r l t v i»n$rvii3*rit« ' i» InfsAr s»ii If ™
w h»» conf u r m . Inrln«11r v Mr**
f riic t u* >rl o f ef ri* *
An t m m e j i f i P i n '1* wn t 'r e r 'W l •
Mi i
1 t«s)i %1*
rhsF n rt'* lltirifiii t o 1,•'*»f$It*1 f *1*'r *
H i i r i t i s « ill ,, r fi . : Oi l s - a t o
t si l e %»• u«*.i I « *»o itiitti.ici *'o c k o
X rttff
Mint r h i * i'|# ct»uti mII 1.1*
Itmcmi
lt» ruaat.
I- mud., an
•i (>.t 12. II,
int’vi.icni of llio
t ’<mi
Ii
m ile motor
of K u tu ro Kiirn * i
wh » i n ' i i p u n p ic t I'tluni*d
ore 1'iilr t! ii itttvol •n I ho [-'Him trip th fo iiifh IH *tn!» - fro m const
S e c re ta ry Ihtfim r <*ur*« t rn» •»i!
oi! on the i!>«tit Inn U\ th* r Mtil
dun
Itm ,i nn to Mw t'o n rl f IV in iftil ■
•■> •o c iirr « nro »•», 1 I f r ran .w‘nn
furd tn o%i( mI*» w lt!i ii f il l ncir«* *
1 nk:»* h 4 ill'll * which h»f t - l linn ltd*
Would save five m il - u f di*ta r»c»
A tu rke y dinner v, .o 3 i*n > ! lijr
M r* M P (I nl rh e!,, nn-t ii I j if IT*'
D iiis t liiO ' tiro , do-orat, I by tl.,
F u tu re F u in i, is , wu- u , th ......... ..
nrr.
Iliirli Courl lIpholdK
ScMitunue Of Moutos
T A L L A H A S S E E , Dee 2 0
Pi
— T i i r M a te d 25-year •entrn.-,given Jo h n Mmilo* fur aim ed r ,J ,
lo-rv In H illsborough ci-iin'upheld hy the F lo rid a Supreme
C ourt y etle rib iy
Moutov wa* not se„tenc»-il for
the 1f*111 crim e until the p rin g f
IPSO when he wa* a rre s te d with
a saw ed-off shotgun nnd ,-h: i : t
w'lth consniracv lo m u rd er 8 i,e r!ff
Hugh Culhrcatlr
Th<- court said the Hdlsb-itough
c irc u it ro u rt was ju s t ifie ! in col
p ,r m ilt in g Moutos to w ithd raw hi*
l i lin g u ilty plea und -tun.! Irn i.
fl said the circu it judge PMbaldv took Into co nsideratio n Jlouto«* c rim in a l record a n 1 the drs ir r to protect the public from
fu rth e r possible c rim in a l o rU
Mnuto* Is charged jo in tly with
fo u r other* „n the conspiracy
("arthy was helping it.
An Adam Hat official *md that
night that Pearson's view* and t„ murder Culbrrath. Two trial'
poliric-x do not reprc*ent his com- have resulted in divider! June',
puny’a.
An Info* if f y hMt ih ii ,<-n-.m*nil« i in t h r H o ttlr >*f thic I till go he
- 1i t .
Wft -v i*t '*11*H' <1 hy 0 Uf 1-i , i ■
•hot hy u voiiHsin -n< p, i . liit In
t lir h ra il by ti ttn»> bullet and
•Mplmed thrr«* h im *
d in in g W „ ild w m 11
A ft e r hi i second pw i»P- be wa«
rc< a ;itm e d nnd wn» ri
bulleta by a N n/i firin g -u'lad.
Then a G erm an o ffic r i adrninLsts-ts-d the i (tup tlo u tm -,- w ith a
pi l» l shut In t) it- hue k, leaving
ili ad Hut Imurx
Mr t ’os-Up
L ite r v illa g cm fiuind him , hid
forcea
wheni A lii i , l
him . und
j , ut-hs•d the m ft* h«* w ,i s hospitalIred, u n ils r y n in t I f niajm operat i ’,n».
A g ra d u ate o f G eo rg ia and
H a rv a rd U n iv e rs lti,
M i Cocke
in p riv a te life I* a tin ti»p o rtalio n
- x e c u tiv c ,
fa rm e r.
* to c k ra l*e r,
and p rn u u t grow er nml is sometim e* ca lle d “ A m erica’s moat <-llglhte b a ch e lo r." G eorgia J - y c c v s
•elected him a* the -tate's oul',« » d ltig young m an.
He w ill leave luck nV’lle a t
niNin T h u rs d a y and |,r io r to nrriv a l h ere w ill make -top it S t.
A u g u stin e , ttu n n rll and D aytona
Reach.
_____________
bltny
I'V lt t lif 'r
H igh y e ste rd a y 57
Lo w to -lay 30
R a in 00
T o ta l D ec. ra in 2.litt inches
N o rm a l D ec. rain 2.27 in,-hr*.
H igh tides today I-1U A M "-d
4 :5 2 P .M . and low at 10:52
am i 10:07 I'. M.
C H O L E R A E P ID E M IC
N E W D E L H I . In d ia . D ec. 2 0 l/P l— Mori- than l . c x i person* are
reported to have died from a
ch o lera
epidemic.
ap p arently
J A C K S O N V I L L E . Dec. 2ft '<11
11
30
spread by su ffe re r* w ho made a A tla n ta
tl
17
p ilg rim ag e to O rissa sta te in t t is m a rik
30
17
quest o f a m iracle cu re fo r the Itustun
SU
t*»
O ic a e iv
d"*u,| disease.
n»
1
Reports published here sx'd De« M o in -s
*7
the rpidrm'e wa* spread by tkim. Fre cp e
A |W(I Ford coupe driven liv J. dent of th* Association.
20
The pkturn will be shown by •and' of afflicted person* return New York
W. Rumblev was badly damaged
75
JO
to an Mtimatvd extant of 1600, and D. R. Matthews, directotof Alumni in'* from Rantall. a small OrLsx I ’ noeniv
?o
33
damage to Willlama* 1037 Chevro affair* for th« University of village, where ihry sought treat IVuhlngton
53
"1
let wo# put at 3260. Th# Negro Florida, who will be accompanied ment from a 12-year ^Jd shep Jacksonville
40
waa driving north on Elm Aveput her# by Holme* Malton. Jr., as herd hoy whoa* “wonder" herb Miami
fit
:1
and Mr. Rumbley was going west sistant director, and a former resi has Iwen (vanned by government Tallahassee
Tampa
57
37
order.
on Ninth Btreet, police reported. dent of Sanford.
a lu m n i m e e t in g
R E C K L E S S DRIVING
Motion pictures of the Honda
Horace Williams, Negro, was
arrcsttsl yesterday a f t e r n o o n Georgia Tech football game In A t
shortly before 5:00 o'clock on a lanta this fall will he shown nt
charge of can-less and negligent the annual meeting of the Florida
driving amt running a stop sign Alumni Association of Seminole
after his automobile was involved Count v tonight at H:G0 o’clock at
In a cnllixi, n at Ninth Street pnd the Yacht Club. All Florida alumni
Elm Avenue.
are Invited, said Roy Green, presi
The W eather
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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