20 10 238 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/65fee82d46441a31d4518600d20172fb.pdf e563db8b237f0ad0c0801c4abd2e703a PDF Text Text o tf.JMfft'M lu . J 'i- ■»*»»:«« .«»»»« f'ttVf •** #ft X • I m M ’ it *^r A *”Y TWF SANFOIW m m AMI. P A Is Subject Of New Picture Made By Lupino By B O B T H O M A S *• itn V t.V W O O D . Mar. 10. — «/!•> — llavltiK tr*»*ed the problem* <>f unwed m other, and polio on the screen, Ida Lupino in now ta rk liriH the m lije c l » f tape. The irlrrM - dlxeUxxrd the a u c ­ tion In a lure moment of lelrure dm lug Die film ing of "O utrage," wbirh the I* directing. 8he re ­ laxed at lunch with C o llier Young, with whom .he I* .t ill on friendly term , as co-producer but not a . hu.bund. They arc reparuted m aritally. "Oui pletuie," eMlil M l.. Lupino, " il.n lr with the pcydmloglrnl e f­ fect of iape ii|ion an uvuiage Am tin tlm eriran g ill. Wr are treating eubjeit nut in a nlxoldy nr sen satlonal way. hut with a cllnlcnl approach. Hhr irla tcd that the hero'ne lx the daughter of a college prufes.ur and the fiancee of a normal young man. 8hc Is attacked by a rapist 'who has been eyeing her for some time. . "That wnx our only tiuuhle with the cuneoi," the aclie.s-dlr<s'tm •said. 'Orlglnullv we pictured the rap l.t a . n iriitally deranged. Wr .had lo change It so the act want premeditated." The rest of the pletuie w ill »lmw the effect of the ill).......... the g ill .She shims her boyfriend and flee* to a .m all community. There ►hi; come, under the Influence of ■ ■ \ minister, who tries to treat lift .mental Instability. • A ll goes well until a hoy tiles ‘to k ls . her ut a io u n try dame. ,Hhe clout, him senseless with h •farm Implement. A trial deleim •Infs whnthei or nut she should be ‘. liiin lsh ril. « "Outiage” will lo- tmated with 'the same le a ll.in that dl-lingn Jl.hed olhet pletiurs Ml»x l.upino •hflp iil produce “ Not Wanted" 'and "Never Fe at." She and hei .'partnetr ate on the Inokuut fm •other controversial topic, lo film [Their next one should rause a seoxHtlmi III the m ilks of aniMtein athletic. 1 It Is called "l.ovlnu Cup " The ,1111* Is Ironir, hi-caii.e It's ienll< [a bllliig view of the ld g liusinex•fip c c t. of auiatcui sports. Tin *.tm y runcurnr n young g lil who Ms pu.lied It) hei nmtliei into he 'lomlng a tenuis champion. In •tile end, all she Ini- is a Idttri 'lirn rt and a few dozen loving JeUlie. ,* T il" plod Orel s ale -eekllig new 'film sulijectx and new nietbodof selling movie., too. Young .aid that their latest stunt t. adveitlxIng by mall. "W e ate sending poslranlr from Ida to ilti.UOO people ill Charlotte. N C „ where ‘ Never Fenr' I . openloir." he .aid . "W e think this petmnal appioach might help Intel ' ?*t the puhllr III the pit lin e , which n a highly personal one to Ida. She went llnm igh modi the amm experience." Capsule review! " I 1e r f e r l S tran g e r." (W ill te ll, tlm etorv •of two people who full in love while xei vlng oil a munli'i 11 ini lury. Both »ie married to othei people. The pi t-mlse Is good and It', carried out with judgment und All eye fin ci eating apt ■hiiiin teiHlngei Bogcl s Mini Dennis Mol gnu .Im w ailm liahle lestialn t in tin leads, and Thelma lllttei supplle some fine rumedy. | tin ,ill.I Chtirrh hn. moved along; week liy the iloatli of a friend. rapidly, the Inside work Is all th a t1 M i. and M r.. Boy McCullough liavve ax their guest his mother. I reliiulnx to fin i.li il. II) M A R T H A IttJN N INI* Oil Snoiliiv a blush file ia iiie M l*. Shoemaker of Sanfuid. C h u lle . Ilo lexiugo i, M i*. Kate verv elinie In the home of 8. C. Mr. and M r*. Herring of New Wclehnaueht ami M r., TMlie Ap­ Ilronke. M i. Iluym nn .a w the Su iyin a, puielite of Itev. A . H e l­ pel of lliiffu lo , ivho I ihvu .pent tin- diinger in punning and got D on' ling . attended the lluptixl (,'hurell past week with Mi. mid Mm . F N. George, left Mumliiy turn mug Slowed. lie got o th er, to help nervin' here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mr*. I'. T I’letv enter fm Miami und other plun of whip il m il. Mi ami Air*. Brook- tamed friend* from Wii-ningtoh, in te ie .t in Suu'.ltcin 1'lmiihi fm u w iie nih'n.m ,> tile rO K tm a .te r'-1 l« i im-t week. month Then w ill return I . eonveiitioli al Wii.-l - hile no no Mi lleriliee Wdxolt letunied fo r another *i*.il lu-fm , , m in- no wax home. fioin llo honpitnl Thni-doy night, home Me ami Mix. II. |-\ Butko fiisvtil hei son ix witli her, The The S. S. m m . iiihlitlnn »t the weie u illed to Suiaim oh. (in ., laxt t a i, little g ills ale nidi with Itev. Osteen News =s and M r.. H erring In R n te riirl.e , Mr. and M r.. Edward Poll and son of (i'alne.<\Vllle spent tile week­ end with Id . p aten t., Mr. and Mi . Joe Masters. John T . I.uwrenee Is quite III ut Idx home. M aivin Itiggs I . w inking at the f.'InhlienV Home In Enterprise. Ml- M (ia rre tt of .la rk .o n v ille letoined Nome' Sunday after a «•••' vj-ilitlg frieiidn. M *d Me*. Ted f.’olley wenh i 1> I .and Wednesday on buxines-.. Du Sunday c u lle r, at the Hvoige The U . 8. 8oll Coniervatloti home ware Mra. C . Sim m on, and a party o f friends from Farm ing- Bcrvlce . a y . that If a two-inch •tale. L . I „ N. Y . rain wero dumped on a field at The 4-H Club w ill hold their once It would raleo seven inch*:, monthly huslne.a meeting S a tu r­ of oil three feet into the air day night w ith their leader M ar­ vin B ig g . If the weather permits. N O T IC H T O A P P K A I t A- welnor roast w ill follow the T O t L K N O IIA M A I ' DOWKltMUX meeting, lis t K lis l A v- iiu c . tlsrw lck. rsn n .t'lru n lii Mrx. Ju liu s lieahnrd l l» enter­ You h t r w h y notified H i m ! m taining her brother, C. W cl.y of null Ii »umr nbean «ntar<*d In II in C!li • Chicago. cull Court of Ilia Nln'l* »*lr• nil In and for 0***»^r, rim nia In rhaticrry. int i* t il« T I M | . three tim e. thy siz« U t l o o f AMMON P IJUW lillHOX. of C alifo rn ia. P la in tiff v» LllN U lt A MAK IP>- Legal Notice bedroom s u it e s — ALL ARL We kite 4rank service r iB w.*~ Not Vary DEPKNDAULE *1 •* * « 1937 Plymouth INS Plymouth M m day tt Florida ________ R E D U C E !) LCR T H IS EVEN f SAI.K > $119.95 .l-iic. W alnut or Blonde finish-M odern W ATERFALL-Hot Special ..$ 88.00 $169.75 1-pc. (! o I o n i a I Maple w ith Bench ................................ 2 only .. $ 78.00 $179.95 1-pc. Modern Silver Oak ...................................................... I only .. $ 98.00 $159.95 3-pc. Period Style MAHOGANY V E N EE R ................................ I o n ly .. $ 98.00 $169.00 3-pc. Period Style M APLE-SLEIGH B E D ......................... 1 .in ly .. $108.00 EXTRA SPECIAL REG. 109.95 3 pc. MAPLE F IN IS H ................................ ju st o n e .. $ 78.00 • $189.95 5 pc. MAHOGANY VENEER S U IT E ......... ................. 1 l e f t .. $138.00 $299.75 5 pc. MAHOGANY POSTER S U IT E .... ............................... 1 l e f t .. $238.04 $369.95 A pc. MASSIVE POSTER S U IT E -5 Beautiful W oods............................ $288.00 $369.95 5 pc. M A H O G A N Y PANEL S U IT E ..... .........................*.... 1 o n ly .. $268.00 - M A T T R E S S ---------- S P E C I A L S ------------ R C E E A W A Y S Reg. $19.50 Famous Name Innerspring $35.88 • D in e tte A D in in g D e e m S u ite * • • YELLOW CAB CO. \fliirii*,VM f«»r I’luiiitli fe rfmifoul. UKLILAK SALK 35 88 38.88 68.00 88 00 Will, or IWiilt. Fin.— J uhI WIiiiI I hr Ur. Ordered 1444 24 Hour Henrico 23 fd OUR BUYERS BOUGHT HEAVY AT TH E JANUARY FURNITURE MARKETS A N D MOST OF IT HAS BEEN RECEIVED ANI) NOW WE MUST DISPOSE OF THIS LARGE STOCK AT PRICES THAT WILL MEAN BIG SAVINGS TO YOU. YES SAVINGS UP TO 5(1% AND MORE! • $11.50 5 pc. White Enamel Drop Leaf $ • $49.95 5 pc. White En. or W h cat-E x t.$ • $89.95 5 pc. Daystrom CHROME $ • $109.95 7 pcs. TABLE-6 CHAIRS $ PHONE tlila tti® Kvbruary. A. !>.. I*M>. * O I* llerndon............. I |. rC of III.' r Ir.-'ill 1 OIIM } « itiliiulr • ’••!»**♦•. I I«*»I M HMAfs , 0!n Our W arehouse A nd Must M ove To Smaller Quarters! This-Is-A-Headache To Us Particularly A t This Time O f The Year. liB T .U I.A lt “ YELLO W I *1rer I•1 WE LOST OUR LEASE ll T S T t h in k in u f e l l o w ridcit the M U.luoiX. Iisfeintam. and that tha roller xouahl Is an sb .o lu l* dscree ,.f I'lv o n e . slut you am r«|ulrrd to til* your w ill ten (lUrlit-rs mr.onati! or by uilorncy at ilio of flea of the dietk of the said Court ■« thv-r'ouit lloiu* In Sanford. Klorl■lx on Hi.- Stith nay or March A. I*.. IllJO. and that In dy/ault. a l>«* crt*« pro Confs.so w ill its enter- # s *il. and i lis* cause proceed «x parte. QT \\ ITNKXX my band and official Mt-al at nanford. Heminola c.nuntjr, $219.95 7 pc. Blonde I). R. SUITE $188.00 $429.95 9 pc. Limed Oak I). R. SUITE $368.00 —Choice—Stjuurc or (Ivnl Table— • FOR YOUR KITCHEN • • _____ " " $34.95 CABINET BASE full size $28.00 $59.95 KITCHEN C A B I N E T $48.00 LIVING ROOM SUITES - SOFA DEDS - CLUD CHAIRS • • • • B eautiful Florida C over-SO FA B ED -W orth $79.95 _____________ _ $ 58.00 BLUE or WINE VELOUR-SOFA B ED -W orth $89.95 ........ 2 pc. Living R oom -Plum F ro n d-2 -2 colors; co lo n ; $129.95 — ... $188 90 m -P lum e or Paint Frond Patterned Tapestry by Kroehler--Reg. $229.951 only $168.00 SOFA BED (ire Patterned M atlase by K roehler-R eg. $149.951 only $108.00 • 2 P C 8 .- M O D E R 3 pcs.-V ELO U R-Large Suite-Choice Blue or Wi ••v I N Reg. $39.95 with Inneispring $28.00 • ROCKERS • CHAIRS • LAMI*S • TABLES KEGULAIt • • SALE $14.95 O C C A S I O N A L CHAIRS $ 9.88 $24.95 PLATFORM R O C K E R $18.88 • $34.95 PLATFORM • $39.95 PLATFORM • $29.95 MAPLE • • • R O C K E R $24.88 R O C K E R $29.88 ODD $24.88 $69.95 Rocking Lounge with Ottoman $48.88 $12.95 7 way FLOOR L A M P $9.88 TA BLES-Coffee, End, And Lamp $ 5.88 E A s • :iy ;* i"‘ v , i*r A •;E R '• •'•.M ' 8 % ■ 'H f.Ai IT E M S DOME IN ANP JWIVtfHW, WE INVITE YOU TO JUST “LOOK AROUND" .m il : •.•i.i/iV.y.f- - '’iv .. �I, • T ■ _— !-*•.»4'.W* ijjpwi1“v ~ 3v-?.'tji TiTSTTv r!**' a t I . ■i- *. •if.* if *. . •• IV * ■i * -, . '.i In U n ity th»r® I® Strength — * THE T a Protect tha P u m of the W orld; To Promota th* Progress of A itrle a . To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. W E A lt t t f ? - C .- jr ' S U $ £ > y * tV VO LU M E x x x x r a n fc tr ti IN D E P E N D E N T F .s lu h lis h c d IDOfl D A IL Y I t r r a Partly cloudy and warm today. Increasing elAud: fnnfglit and Tuesday with trreii ihcnvcrs Tuesday. Tuesday afternoonT ” l f t V E W S IW P I i» S A N F O H D , F 1 .Q K H V \ , M ONDAY M AH. 1,1. 1!>5H A^sucinli'tl Prcsfi Leased W ir e is Attlee Rules Against y™manAxts Senator McCarthy Brands Kussian oom b I a Iks Limits others 4 More As Red Sympathizers • q n t r p || 1 C o m m is s io n j RF"" P r im e M in is t e r Sees a N o H ope A sLo n g A s S o v i e t R e fu s e s W o rk T o w a rd T w e n ty -o n e F ashions For The Atomic Aire T o P eacr i z a t i o n P r o p o s a ls Sent C o n g re ss In LONDON. Mar. 11 (/p , Prime M’nuter Attire m in i out one* rtmra today any new up proscli to the S o 'ie l Union lor outlawing the afnmu and hydro­ gen homhi I do not think * n r" I|>Pr n* r I' would art nvei the H iffu u llv, which i* the unwillmgneii nl R m ua to tooperale." Attlee told the Home of Commons. Attlee’, reniatk h j < t'inniptrd by thi* question (mm I thotitr Not man D. Doddt: R e o rg a n ­ T o M a jo r Sh ake -u p State 1i M il'a rlh v GOP E ffort To Belgian Chiefs Cut Taxes Barred Meet S ecretly By House Group On King Issue Aft 4 1 Slate t.iiseii -.i fec.lw, ,*, M||„mtriil mil i ,•-pun-itd. U 'Vi'Mimmit “ Th<Ctimini'i i I t"|int tiv"tit i "m ild tnhe i . vi -i i(l| di ttv ltie , V,fi I th,- flv,- memhei M n illlm i’ • uni i, till It .V tin t i<uti ; h a* f,ii ,.-c il it,-d 11 ii < A ni'W tin ei> im ih " K e i li 'l ill d i l l tlMu IhiHid*' o o i l l d he , r t p ill C,imrii**1, tn i r g u l i i t i - lilt end II ■nilInHtit i*o ra x* * i.i Tourist Club Is Entertained By Rollins Musieia ns ♦l. »'l Sdnder\s Stains Will Be Decided By Stale Board S l t lr M i'lir .'l k 'r M i n >n <•*, I S iiph 11* ^ S|»t ...... on by peraons representing them- Seeks movie “thriller" depicted a r member of the FBI poatng aa , eenaua enumerator, and a video * ihow carried a gag In which a \ under the gulae of being a cenxui bureau etrploya. In racent comic atrlpa have made the same Im­ plication.' Mr. Touhy made It clear that bona fide eenaua enumerator will all carry Identification carda that laavt no doubt of their authority to aak for the data required In thR 17th Decennial Cenaua, He also pointed out that whlla the enumerator* will do a few “pract­ ice count*" on the laet two daya of thli month, th* actual anumera- l« NEW ZOO ARRIVAL Tha answer to tip old pustle, "howl much wood Tan a w o o j chuck chuck,” chuck," may raw bo found at the Sanford too, for “Woody" th* woodchuck arrived there ypaterday, '.'Woody" waa .found In DeLsand by Postman Joe lane who pre­ sented the woodchuck to the too. Woocbucka are aometlmca known aa ground hof* or m and are found all ovar ______ America. They are 11-14 inches long with bleak Mat and tail, and reddish chestnut fur, They feed on vegetation, barrow in the ground, and hlbamate Haring the winter. Help la Kcqueatert • T R A W B n R V PLA N TS John Boll, pionoer grower "f jfifi berry plants, and don't know who* ther It la dra to the weather or to ■onto prank of f i. u S V K W J a c k E. Stumper E n t e r s Race For ( ’minty Cmnmissinn Explorer Boys Scouts > Invite New Member*| 2PSU t ^ s&toifi I'iwr tt ii Ip h man a* Department employe) he ay. ha *e d’,played Commupiit •yiHpalluei, • (i Mi I'at thy I n , rbarged ihe Slate Deparlmenl n honeycombed wilh Red* and tym p alhiten. State DeI'arlmeitl n (|icial* have denied that The Senate group i i givjnc l M cC.iithy an oppmtunily to pro* >h|i e what tiroof he ha*. M tl airliy named M il,hue Munson, ;i7, who head* the departments technical cooper| ii Mon proioclN ataff. Hanson Is I oattve of VtrgtiiiH, Minn,, and la found teacher in China. Ho S ;iy > ' ..... .. I the Slate Department In i; ii [, i k r I J i’w i s l c r s W IW .I \l\ |tll( W ale,. I t <-1’ \ .*I|IO"IOV \t., *t VI -1 ivio'-rt t e .n lin l to,!.,* ir*, 111- -r .i’ ill' f” r,o,i, k■ Ile-1 f *, , m I ,i. I,,, p| air , i i .Ii \ r. r-,.l, li.-J-t I,,,.. ,| id, i • ■1 ,1,.................. " 1 "U""' qloriiiig on th-* iti.o.u in,I (p,,|inr, ,>t ••lilt , nl dm dr.,d ' "I 11,II,>ld Rer., Irpnll . iuon •' I III III iiii.ii ‘.in i utility opened die p„M rrdlllg* dnutly I - lot • n,I,III by t.ivillg lltr ,*if * i.i l, n,i» h ' l ’ », m in i.>, wlm Ii In lin e ■n.il mine m . t n ir il in W ,le 1 h hi "tl tt*lit if tif rm Nil” Inin 1.. 1 11 Ilf! IMP*, It#’ *rft 1, ll|ll thr I ..I •1 Ull|M*tr||< r In <Itml.lt In that W rl.lt wimirn win, ba.vt-tMt-k B. Hletllpei , H V“ a<* "t'1 s,l ♦f IMlh^Afh YAlien llirrr lif" lung re*ldeiit t ’ I" 1 we-i u « II p ill flip mnira -iile Itxlnv aimuillK • hi* eandl t f H i t s ' i . , M i h * mi I ' l i H e i l y t ' i ila< v fnr Count v < din K ifiu ln u in | ,’ 1I'lii »■ » h »hah ile| 1111>(hit lillr'leti G i'in i No, 2. lit t ♦♦fit H iiih i in South VVfiles f ( If" Is married MU'! fill* f Ilf III* | I «'MM|tj»i Mi'll only tr> I he ..f lb <n« r h llillc ii. MU' Il'HIth'S al i i'lllei V 'll ■f|Ht*,»'t of till* t hi.", !V<’st T liin l S' 1 "i M" ..t Il 111 K,i,i i , i 1 . ft' #■ tl’llflf' 1 Knuford -i ....... f thllwU Itllu *hei| tlIIV*' iiirfiitipi of tin* I " -t Mfiptist oi ■m i i| Mo* whi on ten, tin I mihI t 'hurc’h. For I In* pi* At f*mi v»’mih Ifni 0- Mu* iiit lint! -mini* •if Mip iii |(.,inllmieK tin '«*» l* " l mg ihe cabinet meeting. A min H|t|ieai due to illnexx. liter commented douily: "Wr have exchanged our point* of of view*." The vole Sunday split the coun­ lie Ii ii ** been *iin »*■ *• fnllv iry and the political parliet. Leo­ in tlm Grocery find huHlneni pold won a 72,2 per cent ma|on••ii , Weil Thirleenlh ,, , , , . Street. I’rlo , ly in Flanden but got only a 10,2 ", this hei ,ai.t""l f - HI - ait’l By TDM D O YLE also uniknd as a etetk f"i tl per cent minority in the Walloon All of u* at tometimr »r oilier have wiilmd to itanirrnd tbr A tlantic Coast Line Itnlllond f„i province*. year*. U lute alien,ling nertow confine* of expeiieme *,ul lno*.l«u lilt) .m pe 11, * .,nlui,- ,-ixlil The l.lheral* would not ta* into ibe unknown, Jack Shultz did Speaking Lrfnrr the Srtmnnle school he *eiv«il ns n papal eaniwhether they would Join the pmcr for Tim Hruiftud lie , alii fur IpCopoMIst .Social Chllitlona (P d- Dinner Club Friday evening. Lr related llir tlirilliriE and iinu*u-d rx- arvoral years. (CaattaeeC O* h i * Twer priirnm which occurred a» lie navelcrl from Quito, Ecuador to Miami, He »(nl«il llia l lm is fan iilai covering the 11,000 mile ilDtanr* iti*with the ilctal* of *hc county * ii Indian dug-out ranop. Mr ill,ire “*ea-worthy’’ vessel, Hhulti government, iliat If given lit" $ ; r & . : t l ln,b,h . : , ! S ; K l k " £ » ! ? . " n J, h « ! plemme of working wtlli and fnr Hhnltx spoke with ease and h*ivi*li Mnw. # a „ I O f 9 4 1 0 I n C ; h h I i enthusiasm, bla mannerism* end IIIreinsert h Casco, s largei type Hie people of Ills district and n,lien dug-out which tie named Due to tbo fact that CoininW* observation* Indirativa of >d» the "Sea Fever”, Down the Ama county lie w ill do Itl* lu’*l In lake aloner H. B. Pop* waa unable tot of the need* of the people youth—Ho la 21. sun and unwind, he pa,Idled, -mti pairll'« be present, toJ nines*, Hines*, imi tho |n ^ w a a ^ * atideif ^n*oniaHnia o* p iw n i, due uun H t ll* « ie lie pH*. 1'wnl It was May, 1947 In I.i-on’lnr Mrir(lor |M , |lr evening in final Board poetponad plana for dlu. Haturdav niaht 'from mS ” when thn 4p««ker variitinn* jriff rlum|M »»f wnlrr hyarlnlh-4. H rara n,W ‘ d‘,,t‘0n* ^ ‘ h* C° U,t Club. Polleef Chlef- Roy Roy Wll- Ing wilh hlrt monter that no ckane- sometime! <lrifting hr iimrh hi 20 (-ilizoiiH Rcffislcr Al llama reported this morning. f.i ^ n Fflfn,» rnlleii while ilenping. Shull* ex* Slavia Schnnlhmise 1 Tho robbery was dlscovnrnl •SeH K»var . With the pootn he por|fancCfj diffinitty riuiuigiug Mu* VMt.nlay at noon hy Hol'r- Inspiratlots tha youth clatarminad «g4.n p^var'1 ami wat ihr.wn t)ie In emliark upun In* ambit ten* ,-orrert method nf paddling by B. C. Dodd, county rnmmlsalnnundertaking. Withi hut a few staple Ioroe friendly native Indian*. t*r, today rezuicsted that citizen* . — The i - i ' j Joor 1u<2 been Urrn niT?. 1 and Ic J t , jtid G-.i!tlc.'ir,ul - -tv hln Deciding mu to leium to ihe i " f All boya Intorailed fa Joining open, locks of rablnata m ar tho Hhultx set out, i Unlvuralty nf Chicago Just Dior. who have not re-reglslnrcd In the Explorer Bey Smut troop are bar had been broken, and the Being Inasparlancod with the hB mRI|L, Trlnadad hi- go,.l Thi* ordnr to vnt« In the prim ary invited to meet in the Episcopal n u l l eloaet where the eafe na* rigor* of this type of travel, lie venture would tako him Into the elocllnn o f May 7, In go In llio Pariah Housa tomorrow at 7tS0 kept had been broken Into. ThR had tn tu rn aa ina went ninny, ocean which would lm quite d iffe r­ K lavla Bchuolhniise for reg istra­ P. M., Pstix Wlae, scout laadar •van want Into tha cellar profiting today from yesterday* ent from the quiet river* hit had tion .Saturday afternoon from 1:00 announced today. of tha club. In addition to Did error, Walking ovor the Ande*i traveled on the Continent. I*. M. to 7:00 P. M. when Lourlna The age limit for members waa oaah. eoma liquor la raportad Shults finally arrived at tho Rio Nonr tho River-ocean Junrture A, Messenger Supervisor of Re­ miaalng, lt.14 yean. Napo, a tributary of the gnat he refitted hla boat and employed gistration w ilt he there to taka Amaion, whore ho embarked In sail* to meet the approaching care of registration. V w e * .j iu T L D IN G PREM IT an Indian dut-out canoe. When condition of hoavy hreeaea, He Persona who do not register Palis 0. It became nacaaaary to raplenlah had received a sextant from a them will have to come to Bansecond officer of an American ford to raglaler, he elated. Voter* Mntm M r Ptor* Cargo Ship who had been appall- who fall, to register by Mar. 81 ed jo tbjak that t £ youth carried tdU •» lh» Jack Shultz Describes Thrilling Adventures At Dinner Club Meeting v ( ', if <tft'M M i ii i r II* Wil l. \Iflr <U N \ i il i \ Tliri*^ iiii'iiil.i'i w i.f th»- It ’rilin'* Hr [ I tl 11 V Out In ’ Vl'lieeler added llial Oirw0"lnlThe chnioltrr mui-lc c llin iu e 1 a »erie, ,-f corn eit* irlven to " llie ir would lie tin lllillir i l mo i>-lallanta lie re p * a in menl on llte i t .r Lv meoiLrr* "I an adjourned *eieion and os u liincl. thru luepered In Iravc Ini I’lHlFBHHUII TO Hl’KAtdm L ,i* ,d and tint ,t .lit,m e n ’ citizen, requested that the County George Kaulo, i>iofc**,M -,f do something to aid Anno Lewis, Pregny, near Genrva. lo mnfci iKiilltcnmlirH at Itiillln* Gullege, probably would be Im lli, nmiiu! 49 year old Negresa, who la help­ with Leopold. The monarch m i ,I '*111 addle** mcmhci* of the Halt tltUTiribalelv a lle i llir m rrllllg less due an injury, said <> I’. ' earlier he would abdicate if he fold Mon* Club tomorrow pun Ye*|P|d*V 'he New ILlinp*lu>1 Herndon, county clerk. ■ 111 the Hllbject, "World Gov,'in Metln ,d Nfiiielv teflped l<> • *k.> did not win W per cent of lire Dr. C. L. Park, county aurgeon, menl." Dr. Hamilton Holt, who advlaed the Board that the hip of vote. WHO originally nrhedulrd In timle ,uiv di>, ip liim * ii I mu .tgaunl it" the Negreaa had been fractured, Iliere wa* no itafenieht folio** tin- Killin'** will III, unutile In dm Ini lull left tl In il,,' I lllldnu I .fill Lp'l.l * .i t t ,t i n p h r- ♦l*r Mm and that ahe needs an opcrntlm. Otherwise, he declared, *hr will be a hopeleaa cripple the rust of her Ufa. f ■ The Board directed that she lo admitted to Femald-Ioiugliton Memorial Hoapitnl and an operalion be performed on her Hip aa suggested by Dr. Park. Upon recovery and dlscharga from the hospital, she la to be returned to her homa. Mr. Herndon pointed out that £*r< Bfijj th* Bo*,r" ^ »nd h l,.T l1 f M ’urct*V,d I>T p,'i" *'h ' h. ‘ "J? b" ‘lt ", hm"": and deeded It to Anna Lewie, and that he hoida a 1600 mortgage in named Hie Inquest Held For SO Killed In Plane Crash >1 i l ; r A i I i m .1 h i 1 to 11^1'?, if I 111Y AI»|.11111III, I S n r i r t •, I nirrendering hi* army lo ihr G •alvea to ha eenaua taker*. Ja y Beck appeared today Hr-. n't*n» in World W ar Iwo. I ’icm .ri The Bureau of the Cenau* is reported alarmed hy the fact that fore the County Comml**lmi a l Ga*lon Kysken* met with tlm i a an I ' m I»*M C l if I , 1 relpt W lJ f .l K 1i »ll ll •*, l out W ili .m An>nb^ig, op*'ijitioih* of II M m M ( t >l<; » Mm \* 1I «i.l|(lli|rr Sl^lr rj l». ■i. *H 'fi ^| l.i 'll.* r.*l1r*rr pittHi* nl fiiiMill v flHipf »**il tf»<t »Y vC| \| I * Irei e it.r mm*' (CeattaaM na raae *t*t Ml.lilhilt lif Ihr Hilt.foul ..... it W A SH IN G TO N . Mar I I i4*> Huh Fiiflay nikfht tvith ititnuir- ♦r» r OtlATef^e 11.r ♦.ll|« 'if Ml I f*’I BRUSSELS. Mar. I I ./V, Hr|t i *« l»f rn.f Ire pt,«. — The I |nii*e Way* anil M m ni Belgian politician* met lerrril, i„ fHtinni of tfu* wnrk*i »»f **«»1v tt* *HH N i mitf mull' inOf1«*l vi rljifutlrnl rn * \Vli«»rlri, *<*« tDf in ITuminittee rejected today * new dav to >onudri ihe rniual ,ilua pni.fl m, tl ll-e* fl Vc,*| m|*I if 11 * rl.r.iir! Republican eflnrt lo ram ibtmiflli lion which ha* arisen in ihr wake Tht»V 'v r r r Prof. AlfoviM* 1 • i,o. -i "ip iickie " bill tU iliiiiK eauie ol a referendum ilmwing dial vtoltriht; Mrs, rmfri, ptr»*n *t miH 'b»i Im ' * H M *1fpllfl*'*! I 1"I , 1 .ml | Injrai E*v f . inin*rI#-« tli.iihtf mi laxet immedialely by abmil ) ! ,- V.ftW perrent of Belgium’* mien Biidnlph Kislmr, «rllhit, Mi». C h i I o h ii ' grN«lnnt«*ii Mf .h r f|ir air air. | I \1 * M.I.1P |ini fill'*, I A warning waa Uaued today to; 000,000. wanl exiled King Leopold III n- Julllnrd School of Munir !•»«*f. I rfl *i i ,trick F Htein|ier toduy u" the citlzem of Sanford and SemlFlalier flral came to Itolllm. ft.no ,0- •* ' , '" r ’ ' "'l „ . ' , The rigid pally line vole wai ’ turned to hit throne. nola County hy George Touhy, Ifrrnr, Switifirlnmf HH Hh r i. luuikfr ■luge nnhfirrj ..I llir 1»»r* wltfrln .id! limmci’d Ilia i aml'dii. \ f ” i ' 1j Belfian* "Up N-•.Mletiieni -to,lent, and w ii * later prevailed |) , Smile, lii, >,uiM»rl ,,i In’ll l imply ('omlul- -om u' Aaalatont flupervlior of the dis­ “ lutijecl to the '! • pi lorm V trict office of the Conau* Bureau from iheir handtome king, who ha* upon hy Dr. Hamilton Hoi, to may he p*e,ri*l ,1 the * .,,,e ,| toee, In Orlando, that they ahnuld lie return to the college an a tern t-er »iiu r of German, French and cello. careful that they are not Impoxad F o r H e l p l C H H N c g T C H H ,f *n ' rnm •be ihronc in 'tig. People Are Warned To Guard Against Phony Census Men couniry'* tin, oui white ticktiiij off lo i Senate Fn re ijn ReU* lion, C’-numtlec the name* • of |n MpM4j. 1 I tin t i *.i |*tt(l| //i*1 •r* . tiinmi * ♦mti !m i*«|i *i I h y f*»i f ■i At-'inn. . * .it t ho Sun f 1 M11 -it 'll f MI1 \ i I‘ ‘ i f I'li* illrnt Ho. l.io i If 't‘*x .‘i , In* - < ' H i|»hi. * huliini. I " I'*t ntiki* Uo.llltll hit „ hii .||| Mill II inMifig ■ K no* I till; If*ft to i fc '' ' . . *irl " T I h*i*i * i i I mh. ‘vill Liko nn ' N |i \V» l..*| |.M*o||C.'l Mi o» * i , | o ot M i l! I .itufMln, pilot. ■I t f h ' i i f 1 iilong tin* tmviMil MKiri* **f »itninuifiiiii.R | minmxM, the , c< ret*" it i ■•min inder I le ,o„eH »• S*’m*t*’ In *!! to. onipan\ itig on** - n, tt. f 'nil*!1 1*a4* Mi f l im.iii yitl ’ l»lnn t ", ill mv** * mn.lr »" to *' itynl iniM - iiin i*tth Steiiheii Ihuniuer. a former Navy *o The .nggritlon nf a new Inp 1 ■*,. Me* level approach to Jmeph Stalin war made by Coniervative Lead et Winiton Churchill during the te rin t election campaign. Foreign Secretary Ern e il Bevin waved it DIMONITRAtINO THIIR OUTHTI et a Ci* ,1 Detenve n..ri ..logirnt ........ , Y away a* a "»tunt" In gel vote* Exhlhitmn in Winchester. Urill-.h tinmen imulol im , o , . -U I1 , ,, Conservative S i r W i l i m n protect civilian delcnie worker* in the event nl an ,.t, „,ic . . . \findther h then asked Attlee wheth­ rlfhl. Pamela Prcalon. ol tha Women* Voluntary Pen ice wean pi er. In view of the hetrarnl rd the leettve closing and carrier a Oeiscr counter to detect redmtn o Me 'V m I ' i atomic secret* hy Com(Intrrnai ... • ■ , n*5in^|t. D r. IV * "* ’ Fitch*, the T.a- * Morris «T the Drill*;. fieri Cro«* Service It m led hor government w ill Intro,Itico n ■ J bill to nut law B ritain 's (,'ommnnl«t P a rly . “ No air," Attlee sold. Meanwhile government whine In the Hnu*e of Common, hi eat li­ ed « little easier a* illi'ifflrln l i"porta circulated thnl nlm l.lheral members would refuse to vote, m vote with l.a lin i, on a new Conservative effoie to n nirn t Print" Minister A tl’ tr. L in e V n tc O l M a jo r it y O f P e o p le In laet Thursday's fleet cnnfl- P a r t y dence leal, the Liberal!, voted ! ‘S .T o i ° B ,o c lc s V o te F o r M o n a rc h ; with the Coniervative*, hut the government wm, a"-’*’ *'• 11 L x c is c T a x C u t S t a l i n I s F le e c e '1 fiuuhii admitted ('omnuuml He propiutd in niicsltgallnn. ip *.0 ti.\ iMlh*'*■ * ■ctn**i| hy »otht'< tin* M* D epartm ent lopmott ilrle ii.e li«** Wlii 11* If inmi* pin n*. t tint*.noil D *i II \ S . W A SH IN G TO N . Mar 1 Senator M cC ttlhy (R - W ii) fold sen *tiv, in, lav he ha* heard lft■■•it, th it i former Navy ictant* ' ’ lint- .1 I A n . l i e ! ...... .. 11 • ............ If M I.A It. .!.-•» \ H r fib .»,* I*»nhntli JOf. o c it o . uni lit.i nit*fi "f th*. f ,ift 11m* •lt*\ ( iiv ,n .*!.| o .*h thu \ I If M h i 'i I*** • II** . nil it "inn lull..i " | • •mi 'M in to' ■ « hm i* ilcmni ii • I tf'fihii Ill's |l*M|o\J|l Attlee replied that "thr mtlta , live hat already hern ukrn a, long ago a* We ha,e hem pre**ing thi* matter rontiininiplv and it it now hrfoie the I ’nitrd | Nation*." E m ­ U . *d car In Fltlihurgh reyeried that Ihr Labor Youth League deaeribed hy Cveite * conffleteIv rnnf mile,! by Commwtlala,. had a membership of 3,Mt aa of Dec. .1, 1919. Another deeu* menl. undated, reported ■ tmemberahlp of 5,1*79, with uruift', of ihe gain among college aad high school atndenta. hi 11mtIm*i nf hi* 91 |>fo11•>«i - i r.iifi*. | of Khr A t O f W A SH IN G TO N Mar. I t -1' i/p, _ The House Un-AmeHetn A rllrlH e i Committee w«> t«U lo d ij that a Communist yetHI. orgxnliallon ha* made a u h a ta fy . I II headway recently among .o n i « loge and high «<hool atuden ____ itudanta.. One document founa In a * m k - Mi 1 iijMiiti lit ihr hiAe f *»t .» *ri »irir| m .ijoi p\plminit in t ‘^tfA* |i> »M»Uk? I'»* dhollllim thr alliM'vt Ht'lrpcttiirnf office t tlte (J-oeicI L e a d e r A im s B lo w s p lo y e e s W A SH IN G TO N . M ti M id s FpfMdem Trum-tn incUy *n»i l * iliPsif -*♦ p U n i I d »f *«* »!»•/- * hm< h%t of il I ^* tp fr « iftfl (i|v*i|®|i n|\f Hi'1 M in i m»■ ( mtirnUYKiu. J^.inniinl i «n I ' u r ir l*'ii t 'lee •) ^h ill ' t *■ nirn h in t H rri ovn Nrr *’l.»rA r>f < omritfTtf "Will (lie Prime Minuter lake th* initiative railing t i onlet rnrr lor the pmpntr n( endeavor i ina tr> find way* anil mean* rd oullewina th" hydrogen homh ami all atomic weapon* in ’ ie„ of th* tle«rie (iI ihr |ieo|i|e that he ihnol,| do *n>" I , R e p u b lic a n Sanford Civil Air Patrol pi*m* ihi* liri i f|nhi|M of |»rU«Ml**r ■ hhi | h fni ninny yearn. ’ML' 'It Kit her I'miltln D ninaurr. irn a iin u ta «■ fa g * ata. Northern Strikes H urt Farm Prices At State M arket In -pile of t!n> fact that tttofi units werr .,,>ld during tile Pa-t month al tin- Sanford Shale I- ....... .. Market than In February, I it in, produce aale.-. Irrought |1A0,”;7 less. Manager Kandy Anderson I I’Vl’l •aled In III* monthly rnmmodily report. lie nttrlbuleil llir lowrr price* lei’vjved til!.o year to .trike* which lowered buying itnwrr In mirlhern •itie*, *nd In un *xre*» of vegeiHMe*, *tich vnlilnigc, whleh " ”if grown during the prolonged "«t m *r«*on in Georgia and in ''niullnah. lotnl taltH for the month were i ’ ll/.Dili, cotmutrrd trt xaiC* Cf In February. I'JtO Of ihe total, )7,59'.i wa* rr<-aiv,4d for mil id otate product* III, 69 pound rack* nT cahhag, everaged only Vi cent* a unit for 111,416 units. In rr»t#» the v4| table fared a hit belter, .18,0 unit* averaging 95 cent* a crate. In ultnu, thr picture wa* mUlh brighter with ,1.1,7.14 !»**». if •uanges bringing an average of #1-28 a itrule. Grapefruit ntta nmnhering 19,219 averaged ft.vl! a unit. Celery wa* next to citrua rue in total return with 11,711 cfg bringing $162,469, an avetafg t*S?*ti $9.93 a crate. Thu potatn deal was rath4r I lies hud ■.pen Wale*’ rugby ..................In ml |„ M t'nlted 'T l‘111!in|»l•iit-*hi|c mulch, h heavy and 30,516 « f the SO pdMfl K tog ,I sn .k s avereged tl.4 ? 1 a it fc ' Due to Insufficient tAnitafw »a' still lay in in an I.la n ­ locally grown produce tht and another auction market will no! Nk i A few still tomorrow. It will prdMh C ” * , T ** «l » month's time skhan the apwB _ M-..I *,f lln* I.,aliv* i s , , lung room*, " i" ’ din', u t,|mrl building at ni-mhv Ciiwlolilge H ..nllniisrt lin y Ip Os S u ffe rs A Illic it A l H e a rt M e e t in g crop la ready for sale, Mr. Ander­ son announced this morning^) PU B LIC HKA hT n G A public hearing will .be Fonnallon of ilia Central F lo ­ ThuradAy night at the City rida Livestock Co-operative took fur the purpose of ra-tanljfj Includes tflghUmT Hlghlf place Friday night *1 Union P a ra , area which includes and a building program w ill sta rt I and la bounded by Par* Av venue, tl th4 soon C. It Dawson, county agent, and Frencch Avenue, who parlldpatud In the organU Oviedo branch and Twonty-fW Street, The new rone w ill'1 latin ii work, annutinvuil today. .Senator Lloyd F. Hoyle, whd known as R-l-B. assisted In the formation nf the lu-opurative, and who a*tui|,|i:il T H E W E A T H E l t .: the meeting, suffered a heart tit­ lark during the evening, was JACKSONVILLE. brought hack hy Mr. Dawson, nnd Station la confined to hla home. He hni Atlanta been attended hy specialists. Bottaa Bithlo wn* selected aa the »Ua Chicago of tho new co-operative and work Galveston of building a hendauartera la due to start aoon, Mr. Dawson said this morning, Assisting in the work of organ­ isation were 0. D. Hiatt and onard R. Toy, Florida tlvaa of lumbia Kanaka City New Orleans Plttagrth �- * k . *\ J .. — THE rJANFC Nation Is Lashed By Late Winter Storms M ercy K illing There are all kindn of nrKumentR going around fo r nnd I I , ASHIM lA T K h I'R EH H against "m ercy killing” , bill mOnt of thoat* who are present­ Frci-xtnir ruin l**fl u »l|ppcrv ing these argum ents ajipnrently have not given th e m atte r nntiui Nt-* \o rk C ity much th o u g h t rather difftVnff nr , i h f o mt n r /Wldi- ■ I m il it Imluy, Jtm l miow ui.tl ruin win: shut! have the rig h t v*» tnl.v iiuuv.m Liu u th e r u m n God. pUsiivU uUit-r* u*eus <>: tin: nuOne of the best argum ents we hnve seen Bgalnst "m ercy llnn. ‘Hit- Klnxf I u r r t i l CHiuMfllBtlotl killing’’ cornea from a CiirnbridKe, Maim. doctor w riting in of 40 ilomi'MlIc fliy Mn ut La the New York Times us follows: Utiuitllu Field , »!ow«d tra ffic Mercy killing would require the consent of tne iilnl L-nunutl Injuries lo rcvoral patient, u judge and u hoard of itliyHicimm . , , litirrons in fu lli. Mont of lilt' notion utilv.-n-il 111 "From personal experience 1 know how easily these thut were fur Ih-atients can bo influenced, debilitated as they are by a long li'iii|i<-ralurea | i! u Into iiortimlit. IncHs . . , Aside from the inability of the patient to make In Tuxua, Iri'ttxmx w n tlh n an intelligent decision, knowing as be does nothing about onvi-rml inoit of tin: Hluto, with the disease process ami being too easily swayed by those II low of ^ II llo Vo mro ill till* about him, there is another situation which he faces th a t Is I I'uldiiiiiillt1. The' in err ll ry nl l.unot osuaiiy mentioned. The unselfish patients would feel a, redo ‘.lid IU d.'Kri'i'it, fnnti 111 to Jfi today. moral obligation to hnve themselves ‘elim inated’ in order yi-ulcrdity .S lid it'll in imrtli Tuxua, niioht th a t funds earm arked for their term inal cure m ight be u s e d . flurrler, hit tin- I'nnlm i'dli', utul by their families for other purposes; while the se lfis h 1duol flew uriiuinl Kl Pnso. Cold nlr iilpinsi curly fra il patient, enjoying the sacrifices ho imposed on hla family, hloHFoma throughout New M ex­ would never ask for his own death, merciful or otherwise. ico exre|it fur n narrow hall 1 "An to th e judge, I am sure th a t the enlightened m agis­ aioDK the Mexican hordcr. tra te would leave the final decision to doctora and Implicate j 'him self hh little aa possible . . . 1 Shultz Talk 1 "It Is stated th a t an Impartial board of throe doctors would puss on the evidence presented by the physician. The I I ■««llauag O l H F a a * (■■«, obvious drawback to this arrangem ent is th a t th ere doubt- only h i'oinpuna‘ huwaver, flhultx ItM exist cotnmunities where it wotdd be difficult to find wax little lnt|irex««d and hccuuKn iiix youthful Indifference (aa three doctors who knew enough medicine, were sufficiently of udniftteill thin wan tn rauH« unbiased and ware willing to take the time to examine the lie him mnnv diffn-nltlii. which might data carefully so th u t their decision would be an independ­ have ht'l'D tivultliihli' ent one mid not merely reflect the view of the patient's A fte r nufignttng iomneif Into an eildy ami ciqiHixing, howaver, physician. declileil lie wuuli) fatnlllnrite >' "A « :fo r plans which would introduce the relatives ns a he IdniHi'lf with the Hiixtant. A-tde fo u rth 'p a rty to the deed, it seems to me th a t they would from teolinlcnl ilKfirultluH there give kinsm en who were eager to read the will an unfair ad­ weri' other predlrnmeiltn with wtdih to contend, fine time when vantage. ‘ w ."One heinous result of this (proposed) legislation is lie wiih atlem idiiig lo nave liin lie wii:i n it.n k 'd anil Idtten som ething which the average layman has doubtless not hi.nl, l>v a I'ironah, a largo flih with considered. T hat is, what effect would the actual com m is­ extrem ely xhnrji teeth. Thmie sion of the ’mercy-killing' have on the doctor who perform ­ fb ln ‘1 iiMihlly travel in xchoolx ed It? , . . Boon the medical profession would lose I he nnd "hmihl you encounter t L I ind I lie oiiteuine could xpell healthy bloom associated with the bringing forth nnd m ain­ Hid) cither death nr xevi re in ju ry. taining of life and It would acquire some of thn unsocial, ll|ioo reaching the ocenn Hhultx morbid a ir surrounding tne hangm an's trade . . . had Iuh firs t experience with Hen ."Soon the Indications for euthanasia would be broadened ■uckni'Hn; and in addition hlx lioal to include all cases which fell in tin- group of 'untreatnble' proved not ton reaw urlliy after ll, noil it wn- liin iiopleaxiint anil diseases.* Children unable to see, speak or hear would axtrenuoux tic k to |>ump it out eventually be included. I would rath e r help to support, even every half hour, li e runtinued, at g reat sacrifice, a thousand invalids than be partner in arrivin g filia lly in Trinadail where, the demise of one Helen Keller." in order to i urn enough money to n MARCH 10, logo P, f ' f “t r * -ft I . make raeltutlon 4 » ife ure-up evil memories, I • * * » / ♦ * * my and my -sin la rrver S k-’lT * ■ld—L , a p < Iptor iM ijhfr»‘ liter Pepper iay* that ihr are <-• backing ' George ctodkfdcjr for the-UnitScnetr. Yre, a lot of *f About 120,000 of them. W 'x .i i’Jhh't it too hsd that ibote two M i l Jove it, Judith Coplon and ydfiitine tiubilchev will have to • »«parated, »hf lo Jail for 15 tft,. be oveneai to Rurtia. It have been to much nicer (hntb-of them hid been rent lo £>?•■*|v * * . _______ ' , Preaidrnt Ttumsn’i propoial to iufrteic U»> by $1,000,000,000 h > flr, at if they were not hi|h fSOUgh already, hat apparently " lo a dead-end tired at the ,Woy. end Mtam Commit* Hr a doted door huddle of i eptamittta Democrat*, tayt that ^ ' f. |hk Mil doet not loeli , A billion dolls:*, Where Slavery Prevails It in charged thut the Soviet system rests on slave labor, worse than any known to history. New projects, such as iFi',* G lo r ie s , are planned on the assum ption thut millions of involuntury workers will he available to build them . N or need the planners give much attention to food, housing and clothing for these hapless drudges, as even the most Inhumane slave-driv«rs used to do in the past. doet not teem like . t hex,r*r0 w n N " * t,u ' K'WHlmis do not bother if n ’Pvcaidcnt Truman, their victim s die. "There will be plenty more." these who have lo pay the All this waa told* to the United Nations by Miss Toni . if quilt a tot. Inatmuch at Sandor, representing the American Federation of Labor. ,ar* already ten timti at high The Russian representatives were not thorn but their re ­ I ware when Franklin Room- ply may be anticipated. They once said th u t only criminals propoted to cut tans were In the forced labor camps. U nfortunately for this ex­ .percent, we would think planation, It has been put on record whom the Hussions ltd Truman would be think- consider.us criminals. They include form er officials, owners kotfce way to efftd e tbi of businesses, relatives of persons who have escaped abroad iwher that* « la* 'in- small farm ers, and ariti-(.onmiiinlHts. And this ull-eiubrucing system of slavery is wliut the ( ommiinits seek to Install elsewhere, under the preteusu of helping the working class. »‘U» learn from era’ Tallahatue Plane Accident other day lhat out ofICMilaaM r m ra«<t a n l baatet are workihg 1 in Jkcktonvillt, Tain- were not Identified. * Relatives lift the inquests with and, if all plach, document* authorising thorn to carry tbit data for remove bodies. One typo of Klip in tba coming pri- wm given thou Intending to ere* S ft'iaaa In Sanford who 1 . iitkfi attention to MOh MUH, but there M who think that Sena* hai beta their great and lit. Ha will auraly tall much lheir wagat have lied aince he went into ;Wt woidd u h them to Mfrineieaie in wagei to k wbkb bei lake* piece 'U na Mfiod “of Hhe tea; Mdch they have to D HE Belgtui* E M M T C * x l l x i l 4 V l mm P s m S te m p e r . .3 Dr. SaimWt Cftsr O s l) tholiest tn asking parlUrhent to rexcind Its ban on Jhe King's re­ turn from exile. The LlheraN xidd It wee op to thr KJnj ii,eke it.*' itr " r ~ m c v jc ~ the referendum was only an ml vi miy one, and it ia up tu pHrliainent to iieclde If Leopold irtay return, r ■ n : fine plan offered hy the antll.eopulu forrex was this; find a way to hilng the- King hack and then get him to abdicate. But no one would venture to say ’ how this could ho worked uut, What Leopold intends to do now may t.e disclosed In Kyabena when lie meets with the King tn Prcgny. M (J H C (I W, Mar. 1ft—ypi— Prime Minister Joseph Stalin led millions ut Russians to the polls ycstciday lo cast ballots for a single slate of candidates for the Soviet Union’* parliament, The Itussluns voted at imlllng booths stretelling almost halfway foiitid the world—from the Ber­ ing Stroll to the mouth of the tlaimhi). Up for election were 071 nominees fur the roundl of the union, the upper house of the .Supreme .Soviet, and fiat mem­ bers of the (.‘oiincll of Nationali­ ties. All were imopnoxed. To vole against liny enmlnlate, the voter could draw „ line through the name on the I,allot. The Communist Party organ, Prsvda, today displayed a picture of the Premier voting, dropping a foiling hollo! Into a locked hox In ihe l.enln district of Moscow. In that district Pollthuro memh* | N A Itulganin was a candi­ date for tfie Connell of Nationnlitiii. and Bergel Vavilov, prexidei.l i f the Ruxslan Academy of ft, ..'m e, wiii n candidate for the CouPiril uf the Union. ■Sin11a hlnu elf wm a ramlldulv frum the Ktulin district of Mo.xcow, fur the C'ounrll of the Union. Mcmliers of the Supreme flovlel ore elected for four-year term*. Recording the election' as a vote of confidence, the government anticipated nearly 100 per rent of I hose eligible would cast hilllots. Aiinounreinent of the complete make nacetxary pieparalion for vote whi expected* to ennie In i la compk tlop of hi* voyugu, lie ah,ml u week. After the last Slip• ur iiput la no uimizihg cim linrt- leiue Soviet election, In 104(1, re­ UiK venture In wldch he Hindu ii turns were completed in nine days. fuliulniin niuoind of m oney In a In the 104(1 elections 00.7 per Very xlinrl ton. cent nf the registered voters, or .Setting out fn.in Tium ilad, lOl.triO.tMKitl rust hnllntx. A larger Ktiolt* hi rived at ItevilV M aud, Vole waa experted this year. the French Penal colony wliere Rn nils and hnldsneakers ployed. lie wan win n,ty ■reelv ad and hlx Voters wore their beat clnthsn illn cored foi hy prixliii doctors. and the weather was hrlglit and HIh HiifferlngH were not yet over. ftpild. Itexet liy orenn 'prny in the day­ Thn pulls closed at midnight time and the cold diinipnexx of a throughout the It. R. 8. R. They water drenched hunt at night, had been open since 0 A. M. Shultz wax t l r c l and xlck, • The vutltig followed campaigns Strange though It may reem. during which Pollthuro members tlie youthful m ariner experienren nsiortcd Ilia .Soviet Union Is fol­ a "hiiliiluN l elevation", and In |irn- lowing u pulley of peace. 8t4it> portion in Id- Mifferlnga increased, was the only member of the Poll the more apart from him self he burn who did not speak. her lime, a kind of 1ilex plica hie Foreigners In Moscow had ex­ iicrrm iy pervading hi- hoiiI. It pected the Premier to speak Sat­ wax a feeling the xpeuker ml- urday night at the Holnht Theater m itlcilly ilncri nut ondi'mlaml. as he lord ilnno on prtrvlmt* elec­ Per tin pc the moet pcrllmix e x­ tion eves. However, an opeta was perience „ f tile entire txip occurred presented at the theater this year Hem Puerto Itlco. Shultz Highteil and the Premier did not appear. an Islet mid erroneously Judged there wux a puHxnge to it between two coral reefs. There wasn’t. I.u rk wax indeed w ith him whru a powerful wave carried him over thin trencher mu uhxtarle and Into a iiillet lagnnn, it wan in .tune, UI4H, when Shultz xnfely arrived in Miami, that thin amazing hauling adven­ ture eiime to an emit he had aet out to i*oni|iier u world ami at 18 yearx of age he did xomethlng that moat of ua at heat would do virarlouxly. President Floyd Palm er presided over thu meeting. Secretary Ralph Smith aniunineed A p r. I I tne next datu of the clull’s meeting. Tha sneaker, he xald, would hu Jam es Young, former director of the Butt sections of treea used In International News Service, whose ntlne have been subject w ill In*, "Am erica's Econo- met# the corpses, another for thoae planning burial. At the edge of the Airport, the wreckage o f the plane •till lay aa |t had fallen, a broken, tang­ led maia of alive* colored debris. 5- The tall aaienibly protruded from the mass, riling higher than the enttagea of the tiny vallege aircraft had fallen. In what waa perhapa a final aalute to the Ill-starred Tudor, found ai F O R IA F D O U D A Dr. Wheeler said it _ teas not t utiomsfv |or county "ronw**to !T «~ny r*eomrrifriosnon»'iri‘vtKe' - :.L . Male board, although they might issue a Malacment on such mat­ ters. * A medical society spokesman •aid his organixalnn did not plan to make any recommendations to the Mate board which alone has the right lo revoke or suspend a medical license. Two members of the five-man registration board were among HO delegates and alternates of the state society's House of Delegates which debated the Bander cast behind rlnsad doors for three hours yexteray. They were Drs. Paul J. Dye of Wolfeboro and Reginald K. House of Hanover. Neither had any comment. While it did not wholly close the door upon such action, the State Medical Society said dis­ ciplinary action "Is the province of the County’ Medical Society concerned." It could have recommended dis­ ciplinary action to the county society, hut refrained from doing ho. Such action might have been censure, suspension or even ex­ pulsion Drum membership. A county society spokesman said a special meeting could be called to diseusa the case of Dr. Sandc at tha request of at least five members. The statn society condemned mercy killing, or euthanasia, In strong terms. In its disapproval It Includad “any procsss for re­ lieving suffering by the dellher nte termination of life " A '200-word statement issued after the state society’s meeting said: “1. The New Hampshire Medi­ cal Society considers It Inappro­ priate to comment on the outcome of tiie recent trial of Dr. Sander. The administration nf laws Is a matter wholly within the Juris­ diction nf the enurts, "2. The* development of the case and the verdict of the Jury have established lhat mercy kill­ ing was not involved. A con' trary Impression, however, wax crested bv the publicity associat­ ed with the case. In considering the ethical conduct connected therewith. It Is recognised that the membership of this socitty Is composed of numen beings sub­ ject to human errors of Judgment, Forum -iinford Herald ■t*. u. a mt. eee. . 11a Avenue » « .« ■ , ,Florida IWN. Sanford, Dear Sir:. ' ^Tt Tsi a privilege to commend Betaim U» P i n o l e Counts Chamber of Commerce to*f the Htllhns of _ the County for the axecellent work they are performl*#. The Board 4f County Cemmta*loners ‘uses this organlzaMon for promotion of pro­ FOB LITTLE ROTH TOO. jects that are Important to the 18 Inch W»l*t Up County and are outside of the scope of the regular County Com- ONLY TH E G ENUIN E AT mlaslonera' work. We have been wall satisfied with their coopera­ tion. , This organisation oxpends the major part of tha County adver­ tising funds that are applied for this purpose each year and we PH. Itft-J consider the money ably handled 101 EAST FIRST and are satisfied with tne results. I recommend this organisation to you for 'Voiif' support' rn' thu current membership drive and I am sure tha money expended will bring reaulte. Sincerely your*. t Door Sedan Board of County Commis­ Only 7S10 mites sioners Seminole County J. F. McClelland « t* it Q,Un XSeddeK g MIN'S WEAR 194 9 FORD $I4I8-W Chairman but wa do not wish to permit any misleading Implication* con­ cerning the attitude of the medi­ cal profession. "It. Under the legislative procedure of tha Naw Hampshire Medical Society any consideration of disciplinary action la the pro­ vince of tha count* medics so­ ciety concerned. The Individual has the right to appeal »** the council of the New Hampshire Medical Society. "4. The society Insists on Its duty and right to make It* posi­ tion clsar. Therefora the society wishes to state that It disap­ proves and condemns any process for relieving suffering by the deliberation termination of life. Inc Aiding that w h e h li termed euthanasia or mercy killing. *•6. The society further wishes to reaffirm that It* member i have dedicated their lives to the preven­ tion of lllntas, the healing of sickness end the preservation »f human life.'* .. Dr. Sander waa not available for comment on the society» /ntrmrnt. He ond hla wife ere reported on "a southern trip sn<l not expected home for three weeks. 1948 FLEETLINE 4 D. Chevrolet Sedan Driven only 18,437 miles by one owner, Radio, Heater, Defroster $l»0-oo 1949 CHEVROLET S Door Sedan One owner, low mileage $1888-00 1 946 Super DeLuxe FORDSEDAN Low mileage, good ttroe Uood mechanically ,0 0 TERM S u l TBAOEH NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Mew York City built Its first water system in 1770, having been nerved previously from wells. S E E IN G Phone 1834 Saaferd, Fla. IS B E L IE V IN G ! COME TO THE COOKING SCHOOL PRODUCTS SEE THESE FINE suentte MAMCt A nn o u n ces It's Perfect Performance In r xre * Ev^ryWay IC s sU s s M reaas Pace «ae» and the county. He further stated that he would ■trlve for the best Intereat of the taxpayers and the eltliAis of the County ae well ■■ for a progress­ ive and economical administration. ro o d p re p tty l Ju-t th e way It—•Uiat’a your v u araate* you \fffj w ith th a GIBBON R A N G ! . . . Cooktop aa eaay w ith Glbaoii’a Autom atic P a a h h i l l M Early American eolonieta in Naw Spglaod not only forbade the cele* bratlen of Chrlatmae aa a holiday, hut the ringing of carola. e aatrat—a poyh bultou s p u d fa r aaah A utom atic Cooking A t It# N tw aal quarter, day long. . foe paper pulp.. LAST TIMES TONIGHT Cemptnl ; Awl Bant i.’ i f c r HANFORD’S FIR ST SH OW IN G| f 40 lh. f l f d e tflikw • I> Jvf ^ •> 8 cu F t CaMcity I ■,tv Vit •iK*. rtpVt u5 AV ' >‘/J '/ fHxKt ?' x xu "i ijn/wf ■•* mClf j, �—— » • * i 1 ■ '1 U: J jjJ M T K A y ilW TH F S .W P n n n HKRAT.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE T H R E E O ur Town Soctal A n d Personal Activities Uriln Palmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calender P e rs a n a l $ Mt*s Ln l* Nelms of Tallahassee M O N DAY who w ill be married tomorrow at T i l l M lllrgeellle College chorus 6:<H) o'clock lo Daniel Clyde Cole*?*■ tp p tsr at the F irs t Metho- mnn of Overstreet, announced agdlst C htm h at 8:<K) P.M . today the plana for her m arriage. ■ TU ESD AY Mr. Coleman la the neuhew of . The Junior High School parent- Mr and Mia. It. K. Hm'hlk of th i« J* a c h e r Association w ill meet at I The wedding w ill he performed 8:30 P.M . in the aehool auditorium. The board w ill meet at ,1:00 P.M. hv Rev. Lawrence I. Slclt at the Preabyterlan The Phllathta CIhss uf the K b it TallnliHaaeo F irs t Baptist Church w ill entertain Church. Roheit l.e»l|e, organist member* of the Young Men's w ill render nuptial niuaie, and dredge lg e Bible Claaa and their wlvea with soloist w ill he E rh e rt A liirn a supper at the hi line of M l. mui and Barbara Nelms «ialer uf the Mr*. W alter F F e sle r, 102 Hast hride. Mlaa Mm lima Ne'm» w ill nisi* Tw cn ty-flrat Street, at 7:00 P, M. k Hostesses with Mra. Pealer w ill serve her -later na maid uf hnnm ds Mra. mra. B uralley uunaiii, Mrs. A. ami nriuegrooiii a » i-le i. Mra. b* ralley Odhaui, and me the bridegroom'D. Holloway, Mrs. J . M. Stine- Clarence DePuy, w ill serve n» cipher and M r*. Douglas Sinn- matron of honor. Bridesmaid* ttrbm . w ill be Mrs. George Wlmberley, The T h rift Shop w ill he open J r . of Port Saint Joe. Mtaaes Betfrom U:!I0 to 11:30 A. M. with tv Lou Calilor ami Ihirothv t'urMr* Henry W itte, Ir. and Mro. ' tla of Tallahasare. Margaret De W illiam Wade in charge. Puy, niece of the bridegroom, an 1 The Ladles A u x ilia ry of th<C Cheryl Slevena of TntlahniM.ro. Brotherhood of Raldroml T ra m -: w ill be flower giil» a bile the men w ill m art with Mrs. W . K. bridegroom's nephew, Edward DvV arn. 1606 Palmetto Avenue, a ll Puy, wilt act na rliig-tioarer. #7:80 P. M. Assistant hoiteaee* Perform ing the duties of boat w ill be M rs. W. A. Cagle and M u . man for Mr. Coleman w ill be bis cousin, Jam es G uilford, nml ush­ L . A. T at*. The Woman - Bible Class of the ers w ill he Je rk Hammock and F ir s t Baptist Church wilt meet at lack Mahon of Port Saint Joe. 7:30 P.M , at the home of Mrs. C. F. James Barbay of Panama C ity and Fo rrester, West F irs t Street. Host- Charles Thompson of Chattahoo­ eases with Mrs. Forrester w ill be chee. Mra. .1. F . Lew is and Mrs. A. J . The bride w ill be given In m ar­ W alker. riage by her father, B. J . Nelms A Baptist Regional Conference ami " reception w ill follow thu w ill be held In the F irst Baptist ceremony In church annex. No Church In F u s ils beginning at 0:4(1 Invitations an- being Issued hy a ll M. A ll Baptist leaders and friends of thr couple are in vit­ workers are urged to attend. ed to the wedding and reception. A Baptist Laym en's rally will he held at th r F irs t Baptist Church I An*n*tl.'! ,b*‘r,"nln* nt 7 ?n p.m. i A llf Baptist men -re urged to at-I In tern s who were w ith us from Stetson University, Mr. F r y . who Interned xvllh the hoys' gym classe s, and M r. Purdue w in, Intrrn cd w ith our I,and, le ft ue last F rid a y to retu rn to 1 think all o f u* a t 8- 11 S. Parentenjoyed having them w ith us, F R ID A Y The Rose Circle of the Garden * Club will meet et the Garden ' Center at lOiOO A. M. The Aealea Circle of the GarAden Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. "•with Mre. W. P. Fields. The Hemerocallla Circle of the r Garden Club will meet at 7:80 , t . M. with Mre. Clay Wllllame. Tha Palm Circle of the Garden >* Club will meet at 10:00 A. M • with Mre. B. E. Ratliff. ^ - Tha Ixora. Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at 8:30 ; F M. al tha home of Mre. Cherlee Vodoplch at Indlnn Mound VU . Hibiscus Circle of the Ban* „ fgrd Garden Club will meet at * StOO P. M. at the Garden Center with Mre. W. A. Morrleon and * Mra. Both Woodruff oa hoeteesee : »t . ■■ ■ ■■ ■ £ ■ ■ ■ * I f‘ Over 300 Attend ; Methodist Reception and wo xvelcnmu them brick Ht any time. Key Club meeting wixcancelled this week, due to test week. Sonny Lodge has a new 1U6I) Forth maroon coupe. It rrully look* keen, Son. Billy Bote* I* driving a uexv car this week at school. What la this younger generation going to coma to, hot rods and airplanes 7 Miss Joule yuarrals la leaving us this week to return to her home state of Georgia. Jonle. may you have the beat of luck In the days spent In Georgia, and wa hope that you will aomo dev return beck to ue In Senfoid. Linda I gurnard laid aha la a wo­ man of much frtadom, bar love light ha* burned out, the flame haa died. , ' ' John Docker haa been putting , some hot air In school these ay*. Wedletday tnurnln^ Mr. Sorrl* made an appeal To I he boy* nf 8 . H. 8 .. a vary Urgent _____I _a _man'* . « • « Ufa appeal, Ufa toiaa waa aali itftkfl. aUh*. blood wa* needed for a man tn order to uvo ht* life, a .group of boy* from 8 . H. 8 . vo(unlwre4l to donate, they were not the type nivtrtheleii th««o .boy* ihoulu he praised for the kind humane tniag they did their, thoughtfulias, their underslanding, for the person who wa* in need, w ill long remombar, the*# boy* and p hiettie . Mra. Sophie II. i'ii.|.i,* |o ii, of Wayne, N. Y . la the gm-.i „ f Mr. nud Mr*. C. S. Domtlil.im ,,t their |,mm.' Lake Mnt v ____ “ ling, MoKtinley Hall h on Park A venae. ____ J between the hoora and 0:00 o'eloch to via* building which hae ' ( S H ol At....... .o a ik e is at th e se San fm J a in x .d ,| v illa g e , w h li li s m e ll .......... - tim e .1 f,.|' ...■ ''l'1 . n\ . .... M ellon. . . ' ,1'' ............... i i i u i r it i l Friends w ill he glad »■> learn that Mia. Lester lu itn ih is aide to la1 nut nftol having live......... .. flneil to her home on \A ,.t F ir*! Street with I,ifl, * H*l»v I 111 if*’UMi I ,l1" ,,lv n! M* H ‘M hml recrea iom.l ...... ns. fm play and , now S„ lin wp relaxation me mi Impmtm.t part ,,, ........ |,I1K,. transport*til lif e , , 1 ‘on ......... i mite in This iiaw .M alty ol the luestimis xx inistuess w ill make Sanford one " I I I he l i k e ' , ra n be a n sw e re d of ill, l.ii-o t low ns in the state. M itis fa e lo i tly . AVe h av e a new We'd I k, to |i i ve it olle of the m u n ir i|ta l i.xvlm m lng p o o l; o f safest i».o i ■ lit the slate , Let's " h le h xve a re ju sllx p i ..... I I . i14) "»|;ti mi •«f .on «t*vvf'ritici» in r not o n ly " ' l l p lann ed an d w e ll ...... . in in u 11to i , mol nil# b u ll,, il i elean atnl s a l. i L, If -4 I IA.-I 1M m iHilC lu ­ f*Ul W e h im te n n is, g o lf sw im ll iit-|i o tut ion hotill UK, inn ! b im ln ig . fis h in g , and dm I - In* , m l iWimnnuK m g sertiton gno.l Im in iiig . In . hi In* vo i ’ ihm I O d ii's m ' I' S m t to o Mi . criilit find filliif*51 11 ' " " ' 11 1‘Vi ' l v't h n r n r iiM'tl horo. if w#i |'l had al- } H bx C a p . ,.m v " A. .1,!,: U;';V' 1 in n il S .o ifo rd im n h a .e d . . - | • r. . i •» «' t'f lllU l Ml III!’ VltHI e„ . | i, ^ u u h iiil, iru! M ilit , n , ‘ - " ,l1 i i *i i s i *u —■ ■■ hemiliule v e r s lly at T allah asse e . She is Whs a mi'mhi'i a member u f the lunm r class. <iiff M iss M arth a Club V a s s a l. s he of thr I M ’ ltinBii flu* I m - II i -N , Mu* r in k () C ele t x Sl'IliMil wilt'll* Fed S t a f f , ll,, t-IG m en ,b e, o f th e M ille d g e v tlle C ,d - | " '" I V ' K.*'VI" " V’'*" x ' " . T , ’’ leg e C h a ir , w h ic h w ill a p p e a , „t. ^ " , f " M,‘ 1 ••" I lull, th e F i r s t M eth o d ist C h u r c h t - f . V te, eived ,, d e c , e 1, . „ „ M iddie ( ,,'m g la C id le p e l'.*e h r„ ri. n ig ht, w ill he the guest of h u t and atleinled .lutm 11. SI,'tsar, aunt M rs. M. N , C te x e land wh'dij I ’ n ixersity S l„ w wa„ „ , , , , , be, a- a in Si,n fo rd . of ll,e o il, ge ('h u ll and t In- I .it M r. and M rs. S t....... ... F u r n e s s ! "•' r.h,!i,t'>i G u ild . Him ,- al iir-ve le ft fa r theii home at the ’ en leaching the l x S . h o a l have N aval M ine Dep>t in Ynrktuxvn. »' ...................... i ft »*i\t"l hi** uni fy V m., a f t e r y ls lt ln g fm sotm> tim e i h " l|:h w ith th eir daughter und stilt-in­ la w , M r. and M r*. Holmit H ick son. T h e y were uccmnpiinled imme by tlie lr g ia n d -m , " C h ip '' H ick son. j sjtrhtmMnir In WpiiI v Ipw, I'm Mini tii uiJinitiil f i it i n Nt*mini»lr Hiy! tvIii 111 In* wiim ii mf*mltn •»f Ulr luiliil, t hi* \l\t ** 1‘liih ai tin* Pun V iiiu iiu iin D u l l M<* *•*» ttl w ith iht* Ih iili'il Sluh'H Am i thr i"«* yriil *• unit \v*is i#tut *• For a delirious Lenten Inm heop1 f*■ *•♦! in K ith ii Uu i- nmv ni!•*>'<. ,|fwb, fla k e n pound u f c,inked ,n canned fish »nr| m ix xvllh txx., c H „. I , „ v , , - , i , » f F I ........... cups o f medium erenni s a u re : »<•„ ' son w ell and heat. 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U 'ti ’ . fro n t F i ’ h -mtu riM itifn i* , Mi Diivv him n l'f in f t I hi n unit '«» S iiu ft u tl. p 'ln lu u ; Hn iiic v u m r i «.f u fin * h iu itliiiK to Im u-. n )r h o n k h m ill ^iftn s h i lit!-* ;i|j D O N 'T M I S S r J t t ’BW M Pfi U areh met ri I. III * th is t• • M*ii )x I t'l D IlliliiP 1hi lit I lu ll h u ll'. MMI I ll'll \ iilim lih 0 it ll ,|. • *• hI ii *|>. Wl* tt i u M ’ i i tv- if tin* m«*r- i lumt'A toko 4 hflltCCR on I,, v, vvo’vf* «fot t'l m l r i nh* uf hf)111f hi n id iin Klir** < ’M ■n • non h i iif i Hr, v,ht out o f Hun >« 1.1 Glamourize Your Home Unix tin. ' k t‘. ('cnsiis Ihircjoi t'lu li, It i In* *« uni i \ »h in it • . h <n> fhi* In j I in m *im ItjlHt h a ll i f i l l , w ill .4 . It n il H f . l l U U l l S llll | Mill till* I tT'llfP Mill H ill HI V W V I'.MlItl hllVi' soil h*U‘l» H In'I I Tv Killil#£* a* It-' *»flli*i 1i Ii I u v Ml**111»aa , Ip n H iiy h l h in t h*i n ni^ii|<|ininf 1 11 in iru S S u u ft'i.h *. Iim ^ h lr i. ini* »,f "'M |»»i'i:U'w% W f Wl'll* t aim ill ft i n i 111 hi I f ;ilh * l111•i 11 V ‘ '!0 ' ilh n :t . . " iiifiM tn *ii U \ , (t fiiiM iil s tfifo n l, t in * ‘ I Hit I'l f" Iht f to to HU ftttic Ju n e Hlcnson -- • an W -| V » i ilu iil U'M .IIIM is at; ti* W inii tn t ntm h u h I .• i u h iih \v Ii ii i*i ii|>i*riill v ii ■ "i •I, hulp Ih i’ iu m -f vvhiif tlu*v tin I I'iViv** N u n f"i I ,n l\ MillHtftM n\» i lu u r , • In \ wilt m . iiu - ‘ t:n h innht i lltr i I *»vv m-* m t Hi-*- " tjiti Wi* ilu I ijiv i 11 i m**11*' 1 ri , TVtJI Friends w ill he in tru d e d f . learn that Miss Jem . Snycr he- f '1''........ ' " " 7 ' ’ M,Kh' been elected president of the *-A ll* 1 ' AMItifl 9 Of. 1 — t | | w 1 rlt'llMtfl I' i| U f 1 , Vam ps at Flm id a State Dm t ' ............... *'•*«* MtuVhh ii ni'W . "tfuumm I si ; i 1 LI It r u i i l I 111*' k m ' wI 11 I'hif*. i ii i i i - hnj inv* 1ma • h t i > hi I t •■( i hu ii' AVmlit.l ir m ly lln'v n«vi* I***m M M v l- .li In n . u n i H I. I.| II to H m ifn n l f . i u i M , f , . . m ,j| Miss Ft I to lu ll Gleason, dilllght. I •■I Mr. m id .Mi H m m i M ila , o Gleasoli, whose engilgril . lit and npio '• .lo n g m iiiit n i'e lOM r iiu m iin ' 'V tit i' III hit nm in tuhlM iih iintht' Itoliert I'a ik mol .Imiih Ulehtei ed at a mull , >•<rptiitn |tel,| In -1 t n i'ln y oig tit at Min G h 'ii-o n have been named to the Dean's home in Lake M uiy. Tin* wedding , 1 !■• 0 0 ,'Veitt of \ |o it S Itl tile m w ♦|* !•* *♦I Mint n*s. vi h ih n r let M'l* ■ * ................... *» list fm the past avnteslei at I ho Lake Maty <'«i,uminit x Clinri h Hut if in m i l l S n u ft.n l xvt.iiM U lliveralty of Flm ida in GulliesW iii! M 'Vinul m i h , in m iiy lu ' vllle. ' *«»»• •! hut a It 11 Irlulrt of t*n!y **iii' **i f w m biM nii' t ‘’* it i|>|*' jtit liix llf*] ttt iilt'm lotj rnniH itr Im i'h, I th niK h%* ivouhl Mra. Violet haircloth, n form er - f . »»i n •■ i - , mi i «h|. ii|i: Hitt| t io|i i i iitK I" fUli’li i 1 1 m ill k “ S i i llftM 11 resident of Kunford now living in 1 th n C f l I t , V1 . K t ' O l I P I- pi i't! 1 I mu if ho I t* Chirago, haa arrived to visit Alt. i i ii N f h i m u i ll ! V*' f*4>1111cI || till*, lovV O and Mrs. Harold Appleby at llim r \|, M il | . . . „ , , \t||nn, I \ M I \NI>, Mm I w I* III I IlkIIU' l|l *\ i Til I- |»t’ lS |.i home on West H is t M u-el. Glce-.m n u im ii, 11„. , U l* f O| VVHI 11 T"t OH, vv |. h o )i|, lilll . • i; mi h l ». h 11•hIu* rhlllirlt M i.iiioi*, w ill I it; i r • I Ml* Htilli S I I o.I m*” "t b fiiiu i| ill I ;ik Mr*. R. T . RlrhanUon of M t- .............. . Weodidi K c e b -m, of -f.i i > 11« I I n I nil •i i in biiHv t in f f ii hi o 'K tn r Son Simla, Mont, has left fm her home t („. |lltl. rfrit.. , - \| k',.................. 'I Soot h .'t n ( " III mint bo orH'*.>, ill U |««'ii|iti\ m . im . i after visiting Mr. mid MrW i-tviexx. I',. ...... ,o M,|.|„ NI'W ililHIw V lltb till' l ltit|*i | 111 1o|| Charles B. T y le r at then home K l.,lk.|, „ f | ;l)„ . \|.,ix ,., i! 'll l'U • ♦lli^* v • m |lf" |.|l AV** (till XI,- . »*f Mill 11oik • at S ilve r la k e . The ...................... . ............. . 1' •. f lit.*' t.' ,1 •* r.n i v . i -,** ihiiiM t JltlV I ••'I'l' AAt VVII M1 f ,,, , ' *1 *M«kl' * •‘••'ft 1' f’ n n v ilm v : to ru'iKh* ....... 'V '" ' k ' w in e , f a ..,, ...........1 , ' w n l .H w " ! •,l ,» i Mr ami Mrs. t,uv 11 Hailey inixr Intil ns th rii gm -l ho -nme lime, .Mrs. tla re l Mmltno no, who left today to le tu ii (>■ l«ei luom in Columlois, O. m i v *y■■ti-in Im s tong b een ii ills S u n fo r.l T h e w a t e r o . , |)n| | , |,v M,nlt.» h l„ g \\ M M ellm nill. l . r „ , - la id ,-h e , | Ia in Friends w ill he stun- to tenr’i that Senator Lloyd K. Itoyle la seriously III at hla home on Mellonvtlle Avenue. 1 * 7 ), .............................. .. .. . n x .ly Mi' -Over >00 membere of the Pirat ‘ * ' Thurch and ffienda at" w ll'K lip ^ r t e , H * . . ” «l f ”J open houea ht markinj the coai- t h ,., d a y , H , I, p-rtlclp- ry'ffi W o , M h a t " t ." ;il vm " c it y g o v e rn im -n tT A n d la s t , t.ut e e r t a ,n ly not le a s t , x u w ill la a sk e d iiHmit m i. -pots I .. . 111v we have derid ed look III'.' the In lin e o f S a n t o i ,1, to loot to ixxm d Mra. Connie Apgttt of Miami l» the itucat of her mother, Mia Mnrthn Penrman. at her homo in the Avalon Apm tuienl-. Sem inole Hi J (N X , >OWK| th e ir re g u lar supper and PD'ffrani meeting at 7:30 I'.M . Sem inole C hapter No. 2, O. K S. " w ill meet at N:0l» P . M. R e­ fresh m e n ts w ill t>e served follow■Ing the m eeting. *" " 'II. Fm m a in \ e a i - , S n llle H m lls o li t h u p t e i. D iitig llle ts tif th e A m c r ii'iiii lle v ,d id ton, lia s spun Mired R ad io 1 'io g ia u i, te llin g o f llo fo il ..... ... o f S a n fo rd , ot ooi h is t o iu .il -pots II m l o f l In- Frieitda of B. R. Ili-x-k w ill re­ gret ti learn that he i- ill m id , confined to S I. Vincents llnspi tal In Jackaonville. W 'KDN hHDAY The C ivic Department of the This Is tlie news at Seminole Sanford Woman's Club xvill hold III. The week that everybody gets it* regular covered dish luncheon the " B lu e s " is unit tesl week, and at 12:30 P.M . at the club house. .m —. xveek. _i. tThis u . i_ this l» .test is ,g_ the time Mrs. C. it. Dawaon Is ehalrmnn of when the teachers find out, If # th c Department. ,] their efforts huve been In vain Khenrel Court No. 62. Ladles or not. A wise student once sold: Oriental Shrine of North A m rrira. " It Is a test of the students' w ill meet In PoLam l Ht H:00 P.M knowledge, and the teachers' •t the f’ythlait H all. Flection of durnhllltv and love fm her ambi­ officer* w ill |>c held. tions. "That's what he said, not P rayer meeting sorvlre w ill ho me. held in t l t f . Memorial Educational But te*l xveek xvasn't the only Building of the F ir s t Baptist Church gt 7:30 P.M. The study thing of interest that happened of the Book of Acts w ill lie inn- lit Memlnnle HI. Hohhy M art* Is hark at school this week after titiWfHl. ......................... Vk« board-.u£.this, (ianfcuh Club i|ultit u fuxv weeks of Illness, due -^W tll inset at Dr.'IO A . M. at the to a accident In x*hlch he wax injured. Mlaa Hetty, Oxvvtjs. who enter, Garden Can a niim har of *“ IT a fJ e e n a F tT h A i H D A T y /The Man'is Brotherhood o f the weeks, Is back at srlinol th is F irs t Bapti p tist C hurch w ill hold weeh. Welcome buck, kid*. The The Grammar School , Teacher Aeeoclutlon will meet R a t 7:30 P. M. at the school. Mrs. T. F. Tucker will speak to the 1 group on “Family Relationship iV. Versus World Relationship''. Thd homeroom mothers of Mre. Rat­ liff* room will he hostesses. Th* board will meet In the afternoon ; at ft 80 P. M. F D It n if S N tl I K : — T h is a rt lr le w as w ritte n fo r S a llie H a r r is o n t 'h s p lr r of D augh­ te rs of A m e rira n B e x n lu tio o II) M iss L e n a B e ll H a g a n , anti w as d e ll, c rc d o x er S ta t io n W T H H hx Atrs. M iria m llu s - T elephone 148 Miss U I b Nelms Tells Wedding Flans I ilnngemm o r b s were out-lined in inigliT n il lig h ts’ No. *t would not, mi.I we would have —— — -—— a -tifci town. , „ .. , l '|i to mile our water supply m a k ^ ii living in then new horn- [ hl,„ | „ . , n ............. ullr Mr*. Hr 1 i > , ■ .. ^ B a tte n E le c tric M. G. Hodgea, Plumbing H ill H a rd w a ra Co. a. n. 'Y ttili ‘A iU — iS T ' - ■ ■ fl mm 16th STREET PROGRAM TUESDAY MARCH 14 2 BIG SHOWS. 2s«0 P. ,V|. and H:00 P, M. H. B. Pope, Inc. Itan d alj E lectric Co. Ht. John* E lectric Co. W eatern A uto Hanford Electric Co. Miller-lIlHhnp Lee tlroa. P lu m b in g 1 n i l l l t f l W l j f e w CBMMilY ’ 300 Baal Elnii S t r H t P 'i- G . a .' iWMbOiumMfnlllYni tt-:a..-,..u-,>.. FIRST y* ? ' “Right Where Were Beea For I t Year*" klhiaj-asw E. a n il T h e E le ctric KxpnnilUm la Hpunnured li.v (hene lending H nnfnrd denlern: Sanford FURNITURE Co. i % ■, 15th i/lktftA ',-*•£ ,, *■^ *.'. ...... .•i’sir Hmqgj ■.^maagir v .4 •* ' - 1 . ^ t t-y, S i ^ f i ' �9 *•*■ "* .'71, «— TV 9M, &/*■ f*zruv%Yl; V ?V ••• JJG 1 M U 1 Spring Drills Under Mgr. Ed Levy Whitner Present Squad Of 32 Will Be Cut To 20; Three Other Farm Clubs Now In Camp By Alan Mav«r |t IN TITLE TRY Of H ILL HERING Hearld Sparta Reporter Th* Sanlord Gtanta, under the watchful aye of Manager Ed Levy, k*J*n (Lair spring training drilla A Mjuad of 39 young hopefuls donned uniform* to via for start­ ing poaltlona on the team. When tha icaton npena the Giant* will only he allowed to field 20 men. “After four week* of league play," Levy Raid, “W# will hove to rut that number to 17." Levy declared that every posi­ tion on the team waa wide open, but added that he ha* practii-ally made three selection* already. Stanley Baron, algned at the 1000 tryout ramp, wa* almost cur* of playing centerfirld with this year'* squad. "And thl* fellow Week*,1’ Levy said, "look* very good at shortstop, Maying In atreetshoe*. Week* managed to lay hi* hand* on every hall that waa battad within one country mile of him. Levy also ha* high hopes for Bob Mroalniki. left handed pitch, er, "I’ll predict," the nianagxr •aid, "that he win* over IG games this year." Mrmlnski wa* also ■lined at the tryout ramp. The manager stated that ft was atill a little too early to try nnd yeleCt other player* for starling berth*. "Most of the hoys rome from the cold North la nd«," he •aid, "and they aren’t ready yet to snow just what they are capable of doing on the diamond." Levy experts to put the team through light drilla for the re­ mainder of the week or until the "cold creaks" are throughly Iron­ ed out of hi* ballplayers. "I’ll Hart making final selectmm then," he declared. The team ran through easy batting practise and Infield pepP*r pray today. r Three more farm club* reported to lha New York Giant* Head­ quarters over the weekend, . I The Jacksonville Tar* of tbe Sally league, Sioux City Huo* of tha Western league, Knoxville Rmokle* of the Tri-Ktate league, got off to fast starts In their ■prlng training schedule* yester­ day by pacing through light wnrkeuti. Manager Hal Gruber, Hanford pilot In the IU4R-II) campaigns, held a brief imllcti Inathm talk with his four holdovers amt 10 Gedgllngs of the Jax-Tais. A ono hour session of easy running, light throwing and pepper games followed the talk. Twenty-three men reported to . Manager Hugh Poland of the Sioux City squad. while 13 men algned to Knoxville Hmokiet ros­ ter. Both teams ran through light workout drill* Sunday. Howard Bteler, Giant official, ■aid the Blaus City team will meet the Quant Ico Marine nine next Monday afternoon in an ex­ hibition pame. Monday the Jax F i n n wtu be boat to the Mar­ ine aquad, No times or fields wars announced for either tilt. Marieger* of the nix farm eluba 1‘ the ’hf“ n«w training at the *base said ' continue hold nil II ntlnue to noiu Monday whlla awaiting for ita arrival*. . Mai Ott, tx-New York Manag­ er, arrived lit ramp Uta Sunday night, MORHIR RETURNS Herman lb Motrla. Seminole Igh school principal, Mtunted ttirday from a throe day Btato ■b School Athletic Association ting hold in Gainesville, r. Vorrlt l* a state director In |Ky ^Aqaeclatlon. Com suffer* from 111 different M iraitf ~SB / A M tC H O H ; OF FRAN C S, m o 0 0 r e A rS H o t a t W/LLt g F * R * fg A rM fR W f& H T r t n s /N m A/HfRICAN P S0U T F t M SN YORK, k MARCH / / cso rt wine m,i HfiSSSZ* R& j& L mOF WHOM n s sFortr m Trt/e / T in s r t . A s w YORK c / r y s cams Trt/e W/U 0 0 F 0 R 0 o r * o e r e r te s *rt h/ s tw o WORIP* FeATWRWf/OrtT R S/O N S— _ fM e c r to /i i0 p r f s c n t h o l p f R O F T h e CPROFSArt CROWN / eimuviw.tr. a«| New Smyrna Beach P a t Brown Picked To Dedicate Golf To R epresent City And Country Club In Snad Festival Pug Allen and Archie Bagwell will represent the "Deep South" In an exhibition against Jack MeClareu and Johnny Frulta* of the North at 2:30 P. M., Mar. 18 ax a part of forninl dedication ceremon­ ies fur tlm New Hmyrna Beach Gulf ami Country course here, just west of Indian River Planta­ tion. Allen l» pro of the College Arms course at DeLuud, while Bagwell Is pm at the Daytona Beach Golf *m I Country Cluh. Freitas, who hails Face. N. H., in from i smu White ir atisir « h it . tv. ga»f wa* wram on the golf staff uf tha Bheratoit lintel* fur several yean, and ha* spent the pest sevoral month* getting the local course In shape fur play. McCiaren la an aid tn Golf Pro Jimmy Thomson at the Ormond Bench Hotel and Country Cluh. The exhibition will ba ovor I I hole*. Golf Clubs tn Daytons Reach, Hlo Vista, DeLand, Ormond, Titusville and Banford and city officials from Orlando, DsLnnd, Daytona Beach, St. Augustine, Holly Hill, Ormond, Banford, Cocoa and Tltusvllla — as wall aa tha leading service clubs In tho Coun­ try are being Invited by Mayor Dords Huffaker to attond the formal opening of thla now muni­ cipal course. ■ _ According to John R, DeBerry, chairman of tho* chamber .of com­ merce athletic and rtoraotlon com­ mittee, plana call for a, parade at 2 P. M., followetnky abort de­ dication ceremonies, exhibition H it ploy, band concert and o fra* flan fry at 6 P. M. Every thing i* ft**, including the golf courae which will he open for plgy after the exhibition. ' Pat Brown, Heminnlo High School student, was selected by her fellow students Friday to re­ present this municipality In a beauty contest to la* held Mar. 16 at the second annual Shad Festival at Blue Spring* Park near DeLaud. Four other hranile* a re ’ sche­ duled to enter the rontest for the crown ami title of Queen uf the Shad Festival. Other untrle* ieprcsvnt DeLeml, Pierson, Pay- "Mutt-Dog Derby"; G o o a # ’ To Bo A ttraction r . « —L A t Kennel Tkach Kida from all ovar central Flo­ rida are awaiting the second anannual running of the SanfordOrlando Xennal Club's . "MuttDog Derby". The I960 renewal of thla race for pupa and pooches of all ages, varieties, descent and disposition fJust m long aa they aren’t pedigreed) will be held on Sunday Mar. 20th at 2:00 P. M. P. M. Entry blanks are now avai­ lable at 8eara>Roebuck’s Orlando nture or the blank published In thl* newspaper can be used. All entries must reach Stars by 6:30 P. M., Wednesday, Mar. 22. Mall them tn the Catalogue order deek. There will be priaas for the winning owners, Including a $60 gift certificate and numerous other fine alfta such aa a atream-llned bicycle and. a $16 bond. $26 Savings Ravin “ g wti will raeoivo All dog* eom^eUng and tho owner a ran of dog of each dog" will receive a atlvor duller regardlaa* of when his dog finishes In the race. However, entries are limited to the first 100 dogs that qualify. This year’s Derby renewal pre­ mises to lie even more hllandua than last year’s event when "Skippy", a young pup with personality plus romped away with the honors. The Mutt-Dog Derby waa made possible through the efforts of Walter C. Anderson, owner of the Hauford-Orlendo Kennel Cluh, and various central Florida merchants, business men and civic leaders. It hail Its origin In the boast of a small hoy that he had "the fast­ est old hound dag In the world". His pals didn’t agree and a heated argument ensued. When word of tin- dispute reached Mr. Anderoen he made arrangements for the Mutt-Dog Derby and made only one stipulation: "That the Derby was strictly for the klde, at their request, that It would be held rach year ni no time would there he an enlrv fee for the Hngs nor an admission charge to the track for the kids and their parents." Response from the small-fry aet all over this part of the state was terrific and on Mar. 13, 1949 more than 0,500 people packed the Keltnel Club. Every effort is being made to havf major newsreel cameramen cover thl* year's Derby and It will robsbly lie on a statewide radio rnadcast. A number of nationallyknown dog organisations have shown Interests In the Derby. ; The Mutt-Dog Derby has all the BASEBALL HIGHLITES Celery F e d i C oach Sc«a S u c c ts a fttl 1950 Grid ST. PETER SB U R G , Mar. IS— US) Joe DIMaggio boa heel trouble again but It'a not serious thl* time, The slugging Now York Yank­ ees1 outfielder came up; with ■ blistered heel aitd’ tegs, aacni from the World sham hlbltlon gama with the it/ Louis Cardinals yesterday. . final spring scrim * ' Yankee trainer Qua afgueh listlast fridny otter ed the cose a minor one. Even Edward Gordon pulled a Catty Stengel, the bomb* In hia right e r a during a pre­ manager, ta not worried. *' vious workout. could play tomorrow If It waa In piece e l tha aehnduled 30 Improved, but naturally ,w#% not minute contest, Kettles put hi* taking any chances," Stengel saidcharges through a defensive £ scrimmage. PHOENIX, Arlij. Afar, The Mach Hid ha hopes for the I960 but 'ef~ ---- M ayfair H andicap Southern’* C u e ¥♦** Capture "Dixie Featured Event LA IK ELA N D . Mar. 1»— (jtej-V A t S -0 Dog Traek elal>—The windup of th* 19$W® basketball season for Florida c a headed — r ,.. — -v fer high honon tonight in tho at tho BanUeyfair Inn *handlean .............. “ ‘ rd-Otlendo Kennel Club. ford-Orlando raridents will bo Mayfair Inn li special guesta of honor tonjfht. announced Bob Baird,, general track manager. Mr. Marion, man­ ager of the Inn, will present a silver plaqut to the owner of tho dog that win* the feeturod ninth M,"taeh lody guest from the Meyfalr that attend* tonights 03 evening of racing will receive a free corsage," »ald Balnl. Beech Star, a fa»t comer, clip­ ped a tenth of * second from the track record Friday for the 80KC eours# with a Catering 36.1 ninnt* previously claimed tn< Blonde record. —The New York 'Giants’ pitching staff, the dob V No.- 1’ question mark* m ust' Improve on yester­ day'* showlag U tha New Yorkers are going to makg the first dlvleWitchi Ka lon this season. ■tel "W# string of SfuM*. Five of manager Lao Dum ber’* morae hurlera were pounded fer 17 hit* ly Ig If for 1> runs by the Cleveland that progress, la aay i ..ViV. S h .. things yet to eosUe fen feH ^ ah Indiana. Cleveland won, 16-fl. - js n s - s r J j f i J i ! '««h forward to » TrackerJack C A TA LIN A ** ISLAND, Calif., nol* l m . nurat JRofcl,. Qatby footbau team when ™ *** —On—Frankie FrlacbJ tha Chica­ U»nn. My liwjutR'. Jupa Key Hi'* r, !fh thelr aealor year,1 H a rk M a tte r. P a r n e l l . ______ __ go Cuba aklpper, It concerned Kettles singled out ro ta T H shout one of hla top pltchera. C a le b P e n n y . C a lm o L a e a l* , w * Bob Ruah. official dog ra c Ruah, who la being counted on w itiln ? 7‘ bbtt «"ti the to take a mound assignment every ! _i , at **• nutta to thla merhoniea. monster ft nvoAfpetU In- fourth day, so far has not been too Impressive. 'Recently he wa* beltad for three hit* In two Inn­ ,»•»*$ head for home. Others Ju« alt and aren’t St all Impressed ing*. Saturday tha While Sox hut a surprisingly la n e number gathered right hits and alx run* tear out after rt iuetlm though off him In three Inning*. ^ . b t o n r i l n . V their TUCSON, Aria., Mar. 16-CAVliv" / " t i their speed le amaalng. Too much schooling, reotena Coach qam lne a t a r i, H I Ph i Veteran m y Hound owners end AJ Slmmoua, ruin* a baseball » ‘li b* od bond to help ,b' kW»Ln lu tin g their doge lined pUA V ' former Philadelphia Ath­ up for the race. 1 ' letics coach explained. "They g/awsw* — ^ J h " Her by proven Jo be popqlor (rookie*) attend baseball m bools Jlm’a oirt. K. ft with children and adult* alike. It lie a n taught how to hit m a tllnni*. Tu\ h mTl." Pacific JStoW. ha* been o mean* of bringing out and lot of old Major League ball Bsach » t*r, w h ite r Benson. Norihthe finest qualities of sportsman- players who never hit over .260 •rn njb- NACft—aoMO F a u ra a TRU TH shlii and gamenosa of both kid* W in d y ■ C a n y o n , Itub * H » r k “ f. their live*. Whatever natural and their doga. Why not enter ypur In R attll*. a»bb y,“ r'ftah ia a h f Pflot. ability they have la ruined by Danclna C bl«t Jim . ror«»t Al>l*»*,,M#l pup today f Ho juat might Instnieton who make tho kids U n a . ___________ _____ to be• the chomp od* central Florlda, Maxlrau tfaxlmum ogc limit ia 16 and girls oa well wel ue boy* a n eligible change thalf batting atanca* to ing sophoaaona for recognition: conform with some pnoney thaqvlto'enter their doga. Mike Whslche), guards -Waltrr REGM TRATION BLANK . . ‘ Routh, tackles Kenneth Gano, es." end) Wank Btonetrom, halfback| N A M E ..............................P H ......... Wise Harden, end, and Charles VERO BEACH , Mar, 13—( « — The Brooklyn Dodgers’ Injury Lee. guard,'' Hit already bulging—had three The coach said h* had a good DOG'S A G E W EIGHT . ._ nucleus around which ho planned new members today. H E IG H T ....... Infielders Eddie Mlksls and Ed­ to place the coming footballers. "Ssnior blocking book Martin die Hick* and pitcher Morri* Mar­ 1. Deadline for Mutt Derby will Taylor,” be eeld, "In addition to tin were Injured over the weakhe Wednesday, Mar. 22, at 6:30 P. tons Beach anil New Rmyrpp men like Gordon and Don end to make a total of eight InMe Beach. t. . j . Smith will ■ho oue experienced jtired Dodgers. PwHgrooitdog. bo Tha feetivltlea era scheduled kto will *!- players when the opening gun The National Geographic Soci­ get under way at 9'Oa.A.H 1 — sounda for the coming awaon. i a v i ____ ... la also angler* will leave Blue HI "If the aephemorte improve ety saye aluaiva de-may It Thr entry btdnW In search of as fast In regular season tilts as known ai y | > a aauaage, . Prise* will he awarded (or tha nletely filled out or III*, they havo been Improving In off aea eueu: largest catchv recorded during the n# disqualified. Season scrimmages, the majority 6. Aa a safety During World WiT 1, Marina day an for the greatest amount of the team will be experienced of fish cought. , t will furnish mum after tho third of fourth game," Corps aviation consisted of $22 " »f. All catches must ha reglitered w hen nOeeeOqrjN offleers and 2,160 enlisted men. he conclude. 0 laaan. on___ 0. All doga will be___ with Tom Bolger, contest super­ • 7. Doga and owners most bo ft visor, before *:45 I*. M. Other event* nn the program tha track not later than thirty Include a parade, a water-skiing mlnutea baton starting time. 1. Only doga from uranga, Ba* shuw, halt and fly casting c m tests, aquatic event*, picnic sip- minute, Brevard, Volusia, Lake anu ‘ ic sappi>r and a hand concert. Osciola counties o n eligible. The beauty contest will begin 9. All chtldnn must be accom8:00 P. V . I ponied by an adult. ‘ • _________ Southern College gives the Most*■In (quad n total of 10 wins nnd. 11 loaaea and an average of t01 points scored per gome; accord­ ing to statistic* released by the Department of Athletics today. : T i th* stati'a Int*rcollegiate competition, F8C scored a I d f l «f seven victories and aastnlned n * defeat* with only two opponents., th* Universities of Miami an® Tampa, able to claim double wins* The Moce spilt with the Unlveialty of Florida and Stetson during tn* season and blanked Florida State University and Rolllna Colleg*. High spot of the 27 gam* sche­ dule was tho upset performance staged l>y th* Inspired Southern quintet in the Dixie Conference tournament at Tallahaaaee, Feb. 87 to Mar. 1. By virtu* of, wWV over Howard College. Ptorid r State, end Mercer the Moca eweF* the field and cntfM^ theLConJjj ence crown hack to their LokelOM C,K ' Robbins, 1948-49 AUStato and All-Conference Mgh scorer, carried away Drat honors for the Moc* again thla with * total of 386 point* tor nn events* of 13.9 point* scored 9fP game?* Chuck Terry, A,,;8 u t* s r t j j w j ^ . 's s * ^ : ^ Kb .^ r A%i-SK KA'. E « « « • » j s l s ft Desolte a one percent auvaniago in ? r « throw.; «O-09, Southern scored a low Mtota^ahSw for opponent*. Total F0,"tA , ,n®w Southern trilling 1649 to lflH. Five of FS C ’a varsity will he lost to the squad "c*‘ Robbins, Lynn, Ind.; Chuck TeiryT Lakeland; Ixm Hufnafel. K'ri* mond, Ind.; Jo« 7-ovath, Canton. Ohio; and Don Kumm, Newtop. Iowa have completed their colleglata cage career*._______________ _ Sports In Brief b f ASSOCIATED P R E SS Golf A MIAMI BEACH— Bam 8neaF won th* Miami Beach open with a 72-hole wore of 273. Basketball, KANSAS CIT Y— Kanaaa was ■elected to repr*»ent the big ■even conference against Brad­ ley In the NCAA district five pl L O S I N G E L F .8 - U CLA fied tVVepretonr dJstriet- eight *" play* the NCA^ western regional I fi by downingr WashtngMI talc, 62-49. Racing ^ Wyhford * MCa MI^WyWford 2nd ($76.20) ■cored a major upset by winning th* $7,600 horning handicap at Gulfstream Park. ., Ptadinntvb* C o n k in g U n lit hove bean designed ter •paedler, mote Mandril cal cohklng. Thay’ra IU L ter and wider—in m m healing surface M ate In contact With uteniMc. % H f ntey'Mritelgmp*' . WITH TEAM PR1C SPRING TRAINING BEGINS AT OUR STORE btilH-fn, fuH-width lam p light* i «p . >!§>#» b n ck -M " nnt-plncn nc id-rat tin vKtirwvr . i* i ■jfe'aptel firi-.’L TdtiSkiyf MacGregor—Goldsmith >*v -ft WC/ti 1 inusRjri ■ i i V . .t*. - . f ' i !;&«• �. . . J k \* « — ..V * i A 17- w ••'v i& i? ? ™ r . m T f ' * « ? e ^ W m > W .* » : • • >1 .. tf » *-* ‘* W • • # 9* * - *. * MONDAY MAM. 1A laXA PAGE NIVF __ JLtC ftl N o t i c e . , L egal N otice In T h e N a m a n f th* f lts t* F l o r i d a —i l r a a t t n e * — ; T o : D o n a l d II Krli-dt. Mot lea la h r r r b y g lv al. H iri 1 n m W s d s w n r l h . M aitlnn I 'n i m t y , H F D 3. a n a i i a r d In builnaRR In l a m a w ood, Hi.Util M r In K i l *n*l.>u, Ohio. Hrmlmila C o u n t y , F l o r i d a u n i l t r t h * Ton sra h* r*hjr m iti ll a tl t h a t flrtlilouR naltia "Thr llald am an l l r n a h C o " a n d t h a t l i n l a n d In l!»l*ti l.n.'lll* h'r lrill, jrmir w l l h a s b r o u g h t mill In . i iti.r,'* iigal.iRt r r a l R i r r r a i d n a m a p u r a tia n l t o t h a you, bar li mi Im mi. Inm ald l | . trru iR o f t h a - 'F l t l l t l o u a Nam a B t a F r i u l i , In t h * D m i l i t ' o u r l n f tilla" t o - w i l l Hao. *«& 0» F l o r i d a Ham ln o l* C o u n ty , KlnrMn. s i t u a t e f l tR t u l ra I M I w i t h l h a e l r r k o f t h a In H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , T h u iiaiii # o f l Iren ll C o u r t o l H r m lm ila C o u n t y . t h a P l a i n t III in ] |* l n n l.u cltla Florlitu F r i u l i . Tli* tiuitit- ..f i h r .I*(* m tunt Italp h I,. jRt'olta. In [innaIII II H'rlrill ownar Toil a r r h r rr liy t r u u l i n t t o n l r a d n r n n r H -r r t o t h * Hill ,.r C u m i i t a l n t In Co urt n f tha C o u n ty Jud e*. f l ln l In m ill mill mi nr hafiirk H K M IN n I.K County. P lata uf Alirll Alii I tlii, rim* it ttr.-r** p r o F lo rld n . r n n f r i f t n will I* r i i l r r r i t iiKftlilRt In ra tha K a ta ta ol you ,'- tiatd ' J. W iih u r r tM li ilm my <>l I.A W , UaeaRRad; ttluvl .a h a tin* f lln l h * r t«*-t it Io n 5 fo f o r flriM f i n a l ilhchiirui*, d' ' IN C O P ItT tlF T IIK C U P N T T n im! t h u l Phn •Will PtH»ly t +* ’tli J U D O U . H P M IN O l.i: C o u n t y , .Plata H o n u riit.tr IK H K II.A H H^'ldNHTIIOM, ■if FUirldu C m iiilF . M r * of- Ham lnolp C ..u i)lv , In t r t h a K rir I c of on Ih * U lh .lft> of A p ril. F R ANC KH i: PIVANHON. ilai-aima-L Florltlft. iSiO . fo r ap p ro v n i of Ram* am i In P r o b a t a . for fin a l r • • A itm ln la lra TO A M . WHOM IT MAT CONCCItMi |r l« of th aillRacithautrk a of TH O M A H W . M u ller la lirratiy Rlvan Ihftl I I All* K IN I.A W , dM O kltd , DATKD th l* v* 1ST t A. HWANHtlN HI ail hla final iI jiv of M arch . llS fl, rt on K ia e u ln r of lh a ratn ta olI .MlVCR V K I.NI.A W N II’H O I J in N A N C K P B P W A N P liN . dattaaiad form erly JO TCR V. K IN I.A W that ha filed M r pi-tlllm i for fin 1 A . l i t i l n lR t ra lr l t o f l h a » * l a t a of dlR ehnrae. mid that tie w ill ntififj r i l l >MAH W K I N I.A W ilrraRft.'il ----to th* llo iin rH l.l* "Ml......... D O l'tll.A H — HT1„ r# ■THOM. _______ C o u____ n ty J___Ik ild k e o f Hamlno _______ iota YSk County. Florldn. on lh a H a t dny o f Better Couth Relief M a r'It. in 'o (or ap p ro v n i of anma and fln n l illR i'lm ntc na K ie e iilo r of In a *aln te of F it A N C K P K HW ANW1N deeaiiRad, on th l* 17th dny of F a h rim ry . I»S» IIA I1 V R Y A PW ANHON KXam itor o f Ilia r R t m a nf FIIANCH.'H R PW AN HO N. daeaaard. y o u r to lo p h o n o ? W hen nrw d m n ot old l* d *,0 P y.iut # .ld don't d«Uy Sat*. »blr i tro m u h io n autckly «» Ink ............I ihe HOHWk t o f«ti«*« « < “ • OOTIC’R o r Wh«t value would you put on your telephone if you ware to oatM your own price? What value would you place on ihoaa errands your telephone runs, all over town, to food weather and bad? What i> it worth to chat with friend* and relatives whenever you please . . . or to make a dale for bridge or golf? 4 What value would you put on that hurry-up call to the family doctor . . . or on those Important business calls you sometimes receive at home? What's the price tag on a familiar voice wishing you a heart-warming “Happy Birthday." Probably you'd find it almost impossible to estimate the full value of constant dependable telephone service. When you think how much It does for you compared to what you pay, wlephone service stands out as one of today’s real bargains. . • • . I *.*1 ' R M R Ilirr* * « 4 I.N SO UTH ERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH CO M PAN Y of fit n pa h ip h»* at tho f*l vinim l h 7411970 Ai T H h rrlff IMckiio T rtli'k , Cnrdna I" A M ain nf Hi*iiilmi|p F lo rld n r u u n ty , IlL ’ iaiH Hr-rial Mu iii Iip i * Irrltatten of Estematty Caused f . . . so tittle cost T u * m t ly (IvkliDi* hrukxn out a k in , fh ii. Rooth<> Ii .l i y ir r iu t io n . su ii fu S ill lii'.illliu U R U 'tillir K f U .I SMALL furnUhwi or unfurnished SWAP flUOP - 408 E. 4th BL We Buy. Sell or TYado most housk. Adults. Baa W.H., c/o anything. Phone lBt-J, KNJOY Hundsy dinner n- K m I Batata For bait—3 78e also week days, horl NICK B ROOM BOMB, ail con- We both lose when yoa Asstl krtu TMikiKM, fruit trkks, spseiouR your preeerlptlona In LANEY'f. RTOUfids, ia.000. Tama. Box Phone I0S. _____; v 104. InUrprtkk._____________ TANQERINEB for sale, . t BEDROOM cs*m t block bouse, sooahle. Alfred “ ‘ >t« Ntw. East odgk of Orlando, 1 . Box IWT Benf) off Cheney Highway. Terms or trade for Sanford property. Box 100,000 F IN E large, Imfrerad To* torlca Sweet Potato planti. Now W.H., c/o Herald.___________ i ROOM and bsth house, on 10 ready, |8.00 per thousand, f.o.b. Sanford. Get your plants early serts, 5 miles from P. 0 . Fruit, while they ere available. 8821 shrubbery. Can make good 1WAvenue. Phone 105-J. J S f e . nquire 414 Magnolia Ava. Orange A, 0. Clause . _____________ Oarsee Apt.—Located in .eUy on - taege lov with frull troea end H M ALL' Btaa"Piano] pRone 6«8, orO tg-R ^ _ palms, A home Jm* sailed for a coopts It wonHlaet long at Kiorenci giiiit burner eireniating Heater. Ricellcnt condition— lha asking pries of ** —)• HAVK MUNKY on fine welch unit clock n>|)kfrlnK. Ki'll owe Iluma Hhoi^^lllMlknforiJd^o^^^^ il>— liuHlncwi O pportunities MOPKHN hIiup repair ahtip in­ cluding IliOO.OO worth uf sup­ plies. All enulpmsnt In first elms shape. Will sell reason­ able. Orlando Steam Laundry Cq„ 10 West Concord Avo., OrIundo. Fla. P K A ltl, K IN IS1I1N O . N ew , A m u r in irl F R E E F A C T S s h o w e a s y w ay to | 2fi to 160 per day n* homo. PEARL M anchester. 12— KOTE, J i l l Lo a W A M a fe a Hpaetnl Barvlcaa — 12 TRACTOR WORK. Phone I07-J i for free estlmetei. Jack Rus­ skih______________ ________ Floor Banding and Finishing: All Oak Floors laid, sanded ami finished at the right price. E. F. Raymond E. Lundqtrfat. Associate ft—ARTICLES WANTED—ft __Stevens, Tele. 7H1-H-4. R EP A IR NERVfOR WE BUY, BELL ft TRADE used RADIO, Touters, Electric Irons. furniture. Wilson-Majar Furni­ Anything electrical. Call or Write Bill Harvey, Phone 914-J ture " or P.O. Box 14.T7, Hanford. Harvice at Its best.____ ____________ iJ*W FLOORS surfaced to per­ fection. Old floors made Ilk* new, Finishing, vleagiua ft wsaIng. Portable power plant. 82 years experience In Bemlnole County, H. M. Gleason, Lake oaua ***>• Merv. FttiOIDAiRK Hslca anft Hervice 8 Factory tralnod qualified Her. vice Men. HILL HARDWARE CO. *41 E. Fi r s t ______ Phooe l* C A L L 617 for Battery, Generator and Starter service, Hwaln's Battery Service, 101 W. First Bt. kBitOHENE-FUEL Oil fot Eomss. Call Alvin Odham, Einvleir H#flnlng Co. Phone 8188. 6 |L A N 0 o Morning Bentlneh Ordo Evening I tar. Call Ralph .x.v; « 4 • vT !s > - 1m W K8TCM N on suon.nKK M 4 AIN T H KKF K ill, C lt l'f ’K WKSIKItN I’l'RK Hu SThn cho ps IHJTT If OAST C H O PS.................... Lb. 59c Beef Sirloin Steaks Lb. 69c B E E F IIIUSKKT LIVER CHOPS or BOAST U». .*l!)e SAUSAGE l,l». .'lik- .MAIU.AHpr ANN II \f! SAI'SAfiK WITH A HKAl. SAU.KAfiK Kl.AV.ilt Lb. Me .MAIttiAKKT ANN I'til lAM. 12-0 z. C tn. ««»e CH EESE W KN TKHN I’n ltK 12-0/. c tn . 15c SIlAltl'K l-YKAIt n il) \\ | Si t in SIN Lb. l\v SPA K E KIDS Lb. Me KNI> OtTT WKSTKHN l'(i|[K O K N U IN K I ’A t.K ( TIEODAK n iE E S K l.h. HTk' B E TTE R PRODUCE P ascal C ELER Y 2 Ig. S talk . F irm R ip e T O M A T O E S 2 lbs. G re en B E A N S 2 lbs. -M I»/. SW IFT SALE CANADA DltY I- u/„ M WU \ l . (MAHK IKE WOHK WANTED ('il(A I)K t'liU'iiKii, 111.—D«utent'd t'*"|di' w. A In O u r M E A T D E P T . A 2 Fur 25^ I4f.0 Ittth Ht., C h lM fu , III., are an pruiul nf th eir nrhlevrirTkiit l bey w ill ulsdly Rend you I heir f r r * brochure I in idaln j w fapiier) unit e«|ilnlu how you I'tin tm l tbit. uinnxiiiK device in tile iirivncy of your uwn Inline witbuiil riakiitK a penny W rite Helton todny. Q IMUCES (JOOD THKOHCH W EDNESDAY New Hearing Device Hhh N o Receiver Hutton In Kur ai a liu illn ir a new device thul Kivi-R lhem rle n r hearing with i.ul in akitiK them w e ar a tei. i v e r lint tun in Ih k ear. 1'liey now enjoy u m gx. RvrimiliR, fn i'iu lly i'iiiiiita n lo iix lil|i ami liinineiw rtiu'eeRR w ith tut »elf eoimvioilR feeliliH that |H "jile me Im ikihK n l lhe huttnn timiKh o' on th e ir ear. W ith the new i .I i i i i . r I In vlsitile I'huntim m ld nil.I Hi It line you m ay free >tmrHi'lf nut only fro m ilm f in * r, but fro m k v rn the tt|>Ift'itranre nf ilkkfn vxk. ’I'he in u k e r. u f lleltu n u , Ik*|>i. in . Hhrrlff’a tiffii*** «Ih, i t>r»r* IBSt* Modiil Nuinhri K n o E. I'lltST ST. SANEOKO. hl.OHIDA CREOMULSION 1.1..,.. C»«|ki • Clwil Ckl* • lfkk«klti» Kloriiln. Invrntonr !ft*|)w('tw<t A duiisiM for CrsomuUJoB *«d u l* ■ p ion ip iiy accordin | to dUketkm*. A13 Hnnfnrd Avrnun* Nnnfurd, Hp - P IM P L E S so much v a lu e . , . -j h to nth 11i* or i h t i l colds. C ie o m u u k ja h i t tinod the t*»l of m o tr Ih sn JO y r.iis .md milUotti of u w rs. Il von Ik Ins tofr. iirnvcn IngfkdUnU. no M i M l I n •n.l it link for chijdfkn. A.k your Ni»Hr*# I m liert'bv nlv»*ii Hint L I* A* Mur a , «» tf tier Iff nf Mt>mlmi!« C*oiititir. rin rh itt, uniter nml by v|p* lu ll nf n l«vv m ini* m u lrr a n E i « * m l Ion Inmiisl on (hit |Mt, tiny n f K fh rn flrv A l» 11.111. m il nr th * N ln ih J u d ir ln l r ir o illt I ’n u rl. In nml fo r ih n r o n n t y of H#nilm»lf, H in t* of K ln rM n In that t^ rln ln rnus« w h e re in R«»y A. ItctMImc, w ni 1*1n in 11r f nml lio n Are IVitnion, Irn d * llllt nm l rlnlliK hUKltl»'MM AM |t# II* in n »s F u rn itu re I'.Hi limiRit, w in d i* fom lnnt. na lil oiriM illn h oolrtit In th** p uin nf 11121 ^7 Hml oonl In tho finiiMini nf H ill!* I w ill on ^lofiilnv thn aril tidy nf A|irM A. D l 1‘*r>o hoiwonn lit# Ittjfnl lir-tim of nnlft In front nf do o r nf I hut e«»fm ln liiillittnic Im ntvil lit .Ml Hnnford Ayrnutt. H anford, HanitnoU | (.Viiinty. P ln rliln , n ffo r fn r ma1*» and I M#*11 in lha* hiirhHMl nml h#Mt hid| ilr r fnr t isrh 1||H fnllnW lllK il**Mi‘f||i#l| in r r ruil |trii|»t*riy, nr on m uch lhrr«*nf M- I am riMiulrttl to mi*II In antihfv mu id win* tit Inn nml i-ont, to* wit All in*'rr ha mlln«* n nil f ltliir « aM fntw In i hut m rinlh hull ill hr lnni|i*il itt inlmtl# rouniv M T I I o m a h w . K IN I.A W , D aeaaard. T o All W hom It May C o n cern ! Im ml nml m i l *hla F r l n nary. ISSo, na C l a r k o f I h r C ir c u it C m iri, tu b In i’rnhiltr N olle* la h frah y a tv * i, th in Cl r r nl I, Haullru.lt- t'l n in iv i-'lo’ l* J tlY C p V K IM I.A W N IC IItll.H flN , da fn rtu rrly JtlV C H ! V. K IN I.A W . flla d II I' lln ri u l n u Clnrlt. her m in i report rr A d m in istra trix C l m u l t t 'o t i r t nf th* pRiata of T H U M A P W K I N ­ C i r c u i t C o n n Pen I yo u p la n Wht*re C ustom ers S end T heir F rien d s — ■ Home C ontrolled . P ean u t 13c 19c 27c Id n / BEE HONEY 3 |e litittc r 25e I'J uz Prem 20c III uz, Nn Hu m b u rn er TO IL E T TISSU E lie in ()Z P o rk SuiiHUtfe i.'lr Ml Dojf Food 2 for 2.ric i i u vvnw S w ift’s M eats I Me HOUSE M EAT |8< Ctiru 2 fur 27e lOe I 1.11. HIIHK I,null OLEO NU I I ) V A 1. U l l. -it Ik I s lilt A NI • N l). J i) l.|) SA U SA tiE 11' 11/ Ml)NTK TOM SAUCE SA R D IN ES 1 l .l . l M 11 >i 1 A SM ItiN I n lllo PEACHES H UZ. K V S Nti 1 1A L L NI’U T I i i i SPA fiH ETTI Nt) 15c i Hi i | T I |) I I.A.M 47e TOMATO SACCE PI. 2 Fur :ir»e i . It I I N LIMAS |Qe HA HI P S N I H I . I IN ip tSt.lt IIM U Y IK N N A Mi l l o \ nit 1 t'A it 11 Ilk K nit : W ill II 05c- I'ltl I* Hit' .' H i l l I.HN | i l TOMATO .11 ICE lilttty Kruil Mtrlhei �I i _* >• ~ C F— * TU ESD AY TM* dANPOMtl HI'RAUD. AANKOHU FLORIDA Whither Freedom Yhe Sanford Herald •.■lablMbed la 1*00 veuhhrn eaitr ♦»»*•» aatartar ana *«»*•» t l i Waawnlta' aa' ■*raa3 rlosa n a llit _____ it , lam. ul tk« root n ttirr mt taalare, Wlsrl*a, M l i r «k» Art •« Ooaareaa of Marrk a, l i r a -------- Kbf.LA.VD 17.'DBAft------ratter QOHUUN IlKAR X n lM N Haaaaar 1 — * l f ic n iK t i o e W A M I----• .» ie a a.*o e.ao lt.aa ‘ Ah O klfiarr aniluea, fare* at IfeaaAa, raoalallna* nud «H«lvaa n| M H X r ln m t fur tka aaryaaa -4 rolalaa h a * a. m il ka rbaraa* far e l m alar U w u U I h rau*. ‘ k w ria u lw l MatluaaUr B r la~ l a » Y X ra iM W r Maaraaaarltaa HMm naw Yark, Cklraaa, Detroit, ■a a a e ir t lr . aed a«. l.aata. _____ ' , # * . Herald la a w n i r r mi ika r ,M ! "Mrl» la aa lltlr* evalr la tfca aia far rry a k ll. all tka lata I aatta nrlatae _ eewanapav. “ wall aa all ■awa dlapel r bra. T U E S D A Y , H , IBfiO T O D A V b H IB L E V K R S B sBT v * m In scientific experiment* map must Start with the aaaurnptlm that they dn not know, 1|ri. m iuty enables un to enter all floor*. Bo not win* |n thin* own ay*a.—Prov. :t:B. The Um ltil S la in patent office w |i opened juat 160 year* ago wilfl the rifinature of Preiident Gtarga Waihinuton. The one mil liqnlh patent imied by that office w m in 1911 juat 121 year* later. IH the 39 year* since I9 | I exactly 1,300.000 p slrn li have been itaued. From ibr irenrd il it ap­ parent lb.il mmmpir Imi been do­ ing a lol of in>r >•i nH m iliia coun­ ty . ihe w orld Today Manacled K iller fly DEWITT M ACKEN ZIE Hunted In Texa* At' I'uri'lan Affair* Analyat By Armed Posses Tlicv ti-11 mi we alimiMn't to-ik Speaking In O rlando the other day Senator Pepper nnid that the people had loat none of th eir lihertiea wince he h.it been in the Senate. He declared th at he la a (Treat believer in freedom as pm irunterd tbe people under tho Constitution a eift-lmrat1 in the month hut of (be United S ta te s and that as lonjr as hu la in office bo (lint ntixiotn rectninly ilocan't w ill do nothing to deprive them of any of th eir liberties, iipillv t<> home »witpi>iiiK Moscow In “iihl to lie working lie concluded his rem ark s by risking his audience if any of on an hiiuiz I iik [iroa|mrml. U, S. them had been deprived of any of th eir liberties. offlririln urn .in hi hy .inmea ft ta­ Now freedom is a nebulous substance. W hen you have it, lon \Vn*hiiiittiin rorreNpon4cnt ut you do not realize w hat you hnvu Rot, and when you do not thr New York Time*, to believe Soviet (lunula In oinking it now ef­ huve It, you do not know where or w hy it is Rone. No tyrant fort to nrrnngi. n ilcnl with Arnever deprived the people of their freedom by a coup d’etat. rrirn to liivhle the worlil ir.tu He took their liberties aw ay from them in driblets, a littD n|ilirn i of influriire. tJriiler till* two woi lit nr rnllg-. bit at a time, a little here and a little there. And very often Hie people bartered aw ay their lllw rtles for a mrfm o f pot- meiii. wealern mllm-me in the nalrltitr Mule* wnlilil In- elilitlt«Ke. nnleil. The vvi'ili'in mil ion* wool,| T h ere are in the Sta te of Florida at the 'presenL tim e Hilopl n Iinml.. .iff polley foi the thousands of Federal employees. M any of them, no doubt, whole C"ioiiiiioi iL worlil ini Itnlini; are opposed to Senator Pepper’d rc-efectlon to the United Chinn riiul Voi'o-lHvin iiinl il.i moat of their iiualnraa with tho S ta te s Senate. Hut up to the present time we have not heard Hntrlliten tliroiiKli Mnneow. a single one of them publicly oppose the Sen ato r’s re-elec­ It.-ii offii,inl'l"rn hn* In-en cmtion. Can it be that they are afraid to speak out ag ainst him plinnl/lng “ Hint the world* of for fear of losinK th eir jo b s? There are also in Flo rid a th ou s­ t «i!*it«li <ni iiinl Cotrlinuiiinni run ands of persons who are on tin* W elfare rolls. T h e re are live in pence on u non-llitervenlion hu»i«." thousands of unemployed who are receiving jo b less bene­ Well, tlinl'n (ior.ie-iwii|iiilng on fits. There are thousands of elderly people who are re nn iniprieedented *enle. VVr ird cuivitifr old-aRe pensions. No doubt some of these people are n iH’lle r ideil of ju*l how til i; we rlieck up on opposed to Senator Pepper's re-election since the l a me nt s , ,u ihml il . I*. when . Mi'll they receive are him lly in, line ^IHi Hmse recelveil in <dl"'' : states. And yel ho fa r as we know not a sinRle one of I hern K m irl Kn.-m . |*l11s ilx miti-lhas (lured to speak out urimuh I Senator Pepper's re-election IUin mill Chinn, <-<t*nf,t!vi«- im ii'lily pu I(I Can it he that they are afraid of being kicked o ff the W el­ ilK'-t till il i,f lilt- I'lnlrt.'* fare ro lls? If so, what inis happened In their freedom ol " I"1 *,r i1,1 s n e e r 1, ? * 1 a — ,« !'■ * T'iiere lyre also in Florida many tnisiuess men, engineers and contractors who are working on Iiit r c government eon tracts. We haven’t the utighlert doubt Hint some of these people are opposed to .Serialor Pepper's re-eleetion. Hut iiave they said so ? Have they m ine out publicly tiRidnst h im ? To the trust of our knowledge and belief not a single one uf them bur* dared to utter a word against Sen ato r Pep per's re-elect ion. Can il la> lhal they are afraid o f losing a I‘" " 1 Ifn- da ih M AH FA. T c * .. M ar. I 4 ~ < / P ) - Hir Itunl for die killer of a Texa* (Caauaa*« rraM M l Oa*> Uianl fnnti IruniNa, and person* (fill not lie admitted in the grnnditand until the work la finh.hed, Workmen Iiave already repaired the hlrarhcr irctlon*. ItccreNcntativeN of the Bailie Hnrriaon Chapter of (he D. A. R. lequeated the ComniiNNion to place that portion of library furniture which onto belonged to General Sanford, and which hsa Seen alored in the Sanford At­ lantic National Rank Building, In the riiatody of the Chapter. Thay aim rerpieatarl that the library left a* part of the Sanford estate lie placed In the Chamber ^f Com­ merce Hoard of Dlrector's room, and kept n* n nucleus for a w * •hrriff today had all the etemcnli of ,1 wihi well thriller— a handculled hu'ilive afoot in a rugged rnoimiaiu chain, punned by an .irrm-'l pm ic on honeback. (iriin .fared ih n i f h of ihe (fix ftrnil " iiin lr y of to u lliw rtl T e x a i, I c i . i i Danner* and holder riden icoiiind the Isttil a I dawn gun h rll« buckled liu lil- treking again inuNciim. • I Ii* trail ol the unidcnlilicd •lay­ The CnrnmlNslon advised the er. group, which wa« headeil hy Mr*. tC«alta**a ),'ti * M* Ir»i1 near the Mnx- Jean funder. wear again I ' l i w i l l led the no n n I v r Ins miMtiing. Uiver riders put" >1 d tin* (tin (inirule tlirougli (h r in*;til to iirevm it the kilter I onking the II uhinImii liiirnt' In from dipping into .Mexico— if he the itioulh we e.'l Ihe Idin lliuf imsn't lion*' u i. .Mdim iw , n tH,l*uiar N avy veti Momou Iiii oveiiiiri n Imi 11 nil: Ihe lerillorv il mo linndle con-1 era leiving Ins seeoml (ernii governm ent co n tra ct? i f so. have they bartered th e ir free- f v>-ni>-niiv ai itn* imn Thu Mw.- win -hot and left dying emly dom of s|>eech for a government co n tra ct? j , ,ivu,,* w..ui,i i«- gind i« ten ,Sund > on .i lonely road beIf Senator Pepper's K K P C hill were enacted Into law. no •mployei' would he allowed to diserim lente in the hiring of an y w orker on account of race, religion, or national origin It m ight Ire Iiinl a farm er wanted In hire a crew of Negroes Irut ii a w hite man or ii group of w hile men applied for it" jo b the farm er would have in hire them w hether he want ed to or not. W hat then has happened to his rig h t to hire and fire. H uh he not lost some of his freedom ? A s lie goes about the stale rlnritig th is cam paign Seiiatm Pepper Imn offered vlrt mills i very com m unity in Florida n H andy ltridgc in every pot. lie is 07082288 “ to buy Un­ votes id' the people w ith theii own money. C onversely, is lie not tryin g to deprive tliem of their freedom of choice in th is e le rlio n ? When a caudiilate has Ihe wliole Federal tre asu ry behind him, can any man bo sure of Ids liherlies for long? -I It nmy he (hat none of us has yel lost all of our freedom, hut it Is. certain ly trim , that some of us have lost some ot it, uiiil all ol us are in danger o f losing more of II. Now is the time to ntund up and tie counted If we would preserve those liberties we have. . ■ ■> ra n liardy.’ the Sniiford Homing Authority, uik.'il the Clt» t'oniinisslnn fmin fr nn placing certain (>Hy owned property In (toldstsurn m llu* market for sale, so that il aiiiliorlzullnn should i*c recnlv.il front the Public Housing Admin­ istration to proceed with a horntop project in (Milford, aflllatiiJ sites might ta? available. The Com* inis— ion agreed In the proposal. It. K. iiml A. P. Michaels, Or(undo engineers, were directed to make u survey of Sanford's water tesiiiirccs iiml illalrlhutlon aysUlil. including wells, pressure nf watci in oii'lyiiig areas uml comlttinn mid nipuc'tv of pumps to deUr* m i n e i f additional pumping equip..... will tie necessary. In connect Inn with tm* merit adopt Ion nf the Southern Bund­ ing Code the Commission appointid nn adjustment appeal board. Nii■ oeil as members were: h. J. Muiurhion. S r„ Fred H. Wtllmimi. K C. Hnrje*r, M. (i- Hodges and A II. (."Vojoy. The urdlnance making Tw»n- An exhibit that depict* how ■lectricity has helped mankind w ill be placed nn diaplay Frid a y in tha window of the Florida Power and Lig h t Co., by pupil* of the eighth grade science claaa under direction of Mra. Jack B urney, It waa announced today hy Gordon T o ll, a member of the clasa. Many pupllc have made con­ tributions that tell the story of electricity and how It haa helped man. On display w ill be many band operated device* used be­ fore electricity was avullahle and the contrast between these and modern electrical appliances w ill be plainly Illustrated. CongreKtiman llc rlo n g Kcportw By HID H E R LO N G Mv report this week Is written hv s guest coluinn 1st, Mrs. Hob M3lli*m*un, who has just joined my itu ft and who got hue first good look at Congress In action lin t Wednesday. Her gallery-eye view follows: To ii nuwcomcr on Capitol H ill, this week’s action In thu H oiim * of Representatives hsa been nn in itia­ tion with the "fu ll treatm ent." News columns have carried a good many wards about the parllnm riitnry maneuvering* hy which the K K I’C issue has Iwen kept from Hit* floor of Hie Housi'. Last WedncMlny, ns you know, the linttle was Joined; and from u gullcrv-sltler's point of view, was iiii educa­ tion in ueurly nil of the procedures hy which tho House of Representa­ tives dues husinuNs. E a rly In thu day It was rumored that the session might lust into tlx* early hours. From the lime thu House cunvaned at noon, thu visitors' galleries wi’te filled. A fter we closed our office, aland six o'clock, Morion Gardiner, .IJnimy Gulden and I w vnl bvii- (*> the House .lot w atch.<j (>uniiessl*ttll Herlong had iii course lieep on the floor of tho House, all d a y., , We had d ifficulty getting Into the' gallery, and fin a lly edged IK, Marlon sitting tn n Jfist-'ithandoned seat and Jimmy afrd 1 berupyiiig p la ^ *j,,n h ';tW ;a t(tg iL "'fYom 'that' tlfnfc •u n til1'tnh* soxiflon7 adjoUvHeif at It:ZB Tlitirad ay ntoYnitig,’ i was a fasplnated spcctalbf with n r in g ­ side hc« i . It had so many ele­ ments of a spectacular show that I sometimes forgot in my Interesb in the tierformunce. itrv feeling that 1‘ vvan watching a conflict be­ tween free American enterprise and an effort to curtail Hint free­ dom, From time to Mine a feu pe«p|i gut up and went out, As they did, mule came In und look their nla cv*. Bv watching nur chances, we fin a lly got seats and nhnnib>|iei| the ile u * to ntliera lets fortunate, At midnight, there wa Mill n il a v a .a n l place in the gallery. T o ­ ward one o'clock, newemurrx) . tupped m ining, and a few rintdv chairs hig«n to show up; hut *t I he t Imc ot ail luuninieut t hei e tW "" here and Presidio, nostlinp igainst the Kin Grande. The shi' ti, I t I pouring fiorn u hull tliiimgh ill'1 left side of his lmd>, miinaged to gel into Ids mill drive n mile toWind l'ii'.<iillo before he died. Tli shooting oeeurri'd iilxuit l i n n Ii ji k Ia ” i " i (■ i w i h i 1 t r u i * i n thcoiv. Niihm illv wrmUi work II milt'- norlli of Presidio, midif tlieii* wcii' " iihii intervention." wav tod ween there nnd Bhaftcr, However ’,ii"i!-iriiervt*nli*a" In a . glii.it <ulv'*r und lend mining , ii illrect eiiiilnnhi'tiiiii of a i ’i o i IIiml lent I of r 'oiiiniiiniNm. None "f "fVl »hl"are exporii V u ’ShaV” " a" .*r "off fleers l l i i '*"W i i who wlm eaperienc- g.ven «*",„ "^ „ulifW"ending.'J lh„t he8.nuut le u (him l.eoi" Iiml >1 'town lliib upf -if (*11pit it I iairi " I In." emeu 'nnd trackers— pick­ Kivt* thy (’HfnmlHninn roniMiiriiinin ami clny* I'oiililiiT live in Ok ' nijiup world ed up llu' trail alHiiit luilf u mill’ and Hint cmiltslihin lim it tin do- fr..... llu* spot where Morrow’s cm i iii Niioin ditrh wlm In* d icd Jiip p a iirn tly limr ,/to|ijiod to make nI i <iveil. 'Vlidn tfib l pi is sell Mhnd t t i i li.n , o iic v l, ■ ,1 ,is4 iuiiv)* .'Till hrnkiim i In.' Inn.ie in Hin Hiyv h*|l; this I henry: i ruffs, wiye, laining, so hu nilglif "Manners belong oil the toad month n r nil iinnunlvd lhal we .»•Uinh'MKy. : . . . W "(i*. i ”* r ^ :r . Mx-foof tAtsrlrP'fiiave byim, sfiuk)yr|(h h)s owp gun. h a v e .h c e il 'II|I Iii- n 'iiil Iliia 11*111■i well at in the home", says the Iiilcrvi Mtlen iinsooi* liefnrn. Ff"*n Ttmei-Union. How many of us llie a'lvrrit of llu HuMicvlal gov* hare seen fine young men who at* rrnnn nl in I10S iiiilll ltlll.1 I lie O H I.A N D O .S E N T IN E L ............. ■l polite at Lord Chesterfield in Dndird (itu li-;> li o lfnill'' t if m - l -|l—n~ | |u h " i ill!*, 1.0J yfi-DI i.1 i111II. f ill to rrcogni/e Hie K id g o vcrn n i'il, the parlor who, when they gel wldi’h Wiln aftloartilf ovciv it,U’e iyive to lake mU- hilt'll off1'tink'OnO'>«fnd(um wei-e sralad behind the steering wheel, art In x* * i1 world n'lohrlliin un'l"r In (he piDirieHiIvi* p(*n^le hf'Hnrli lik e 1the old Harry himself. They wav flillnfn, for in limn*, wm ford' and tliaCi ho task fit all down to pfnvide for a 'first urrit oft«7fi,#iM Vthrr#i'nev*r waa much conilnuHv fi«hltm: Hn* llm sl in iorn|ii'iei| in their own uchlevif- ilmiltl drive like med on the highways, tlint Ilia - peoptn. of Hanford agent i wlm were lining U c lr merits uf lecvrit tlrtyh. Makea us they dash ahead of other people would vote (( througlv "and go A verag es seem to hold n s(range fHsiTnathm in Hiesi- Iitli O i t,. .iv e r llo n w Ih e l l i ’i t ld i lotudi e lint' Lit, though, nhunrj (t* w o rk "(ml financing for to gel by the green light hefoic days. Th e most talked shout man fii A m erica Is H i A averagi g o v I 1 Dill ' 111 They vu near I v ttvo to one hm 'srwage plant IU*'i loo. **. I, , .1 £ » * , " • , . ” rcd .............. * ' ’'" SN'- IIIV' Till "BgT disposal pinni m an, who lives an average life span and inis an averag i 1 It turns red, they dun around and l-miiMv »»’ IUiU , rithrr tiny »tt f«Ynr »i# Mrtuti v«u Wfn^mhffr that ftanfive an angry look at every town and so oil imd on. Th ere is hardly anything eurount (.itmMM *.i 1 .Mu*in> i »Uhu.rr ll||? <( IMU. h j»,-hiio >ifMiurclo-niul foM hn* jm f ofienrfl a l»<*Htilftful I . It . t. I .,i ..... I . , JI. I ll i li u l l ll * * U l i ! ’ In Wit I i i p i 'I'HI oml , ,mil'll glovvlog *«-■*»I! i'lndniiii lur li.iat'lmUf nnd , new immirlpnl iWimmilig pool. driver who ctmiei out ul a parking ered in daily living w hich is mil reduced in n ve n ig is. nf |— *1.1.1 III II IVII•I I" P i II 1'Vllli'll. irWI to plan ft iH|Siith ilvvldh* Orlando has lung hail These wield ii strong influence over our livin g We drive* pIllo loI Illl plare. In slioil, they are as rude d" would In' no K ill peopii |W m lliaT'addllinn* can lpJii«de |iw iuu........ mud and b.iIM' bull along tin* *trent ls*lieving lh a l d r iv e n of other vehicle.! w ill gni'ilo iii ttii' r "*‘tii il S t a le i ; N “ sand. uncouth a* die wildest tav stadlnn riruJecU bantling f ile .lust ntiiiiit everybody agieed Ipardon m , llie v don’t seem to bu age in the Jungle, Sometimes we do eertaiu Ih iiig s liecausc they m e s v e n ig e , We iln o l. we i nn iv mild I( ifoi i i i , Jin Wn-.iilngtuu i ii ltd'll form "I Mist Mu' ituriils Iiml to be im­ i hat but i banging cold, you see can get aw ay w ith exposing ourselves to various other ha/, think that d everyone applied the rr. ’ iiltffiti mid tin* Ibuis proved. not otdt tr> k irp (hu New why we Mo'.li manner! of the ballroom to the ard s of a e tiv ilie n , foods and w ln ilrio l, mi the th e o ry that tin t - il.'d Mil'll d rive to I'o iiv r il ink liitltln' valuable enterprises average person escapes h arm , We are inclined lit ihin k it 1 liner lea, We iig n e w ith M ayor ltearhighway!, there wouldn't be any Mure lull ah " to make Ii aalC d a ll tiiat it would h a rd ly lot posI h good enough to run o u r com m unity a ffa ir s and mu poll ll.iit drive Inis tiro g re n e d to u nnd con ("itald " for tans to mora accident!. Jild e now to get sw im m ing pools Heal In trre sla at tin average level, and do not pin tm- mm i ( p d i I « Idi Ii hrnilirht me o leMer >ati It In nl l oiitrsts. lir< V by th is tipring aruT Hum | i* 'O il' fi d ii il C id lfi lilt III wh'l attention to mu elections hecauwe on tin* average we pel •tillv Issue was; ('nulil the city m rr, but w h ile our v ilu e d Corporation profits fur 565 big i didn't l i l e me v ie w , lie wrote rent......ably good orfn inla. T ills list of attitu d es mid liulnh afford h lug new1 stadium arm ( f i t Ameiican corporations last 1 | (iiDd didn't sign (lie le tte r, f , I’ iso nisei home of the other needt vVs.hlrigtun Henalur* are here ill ,'t|>rlng tra in in g now, th rie governed hy la lth in averages could he made ahunsl rndleaa. |c u u r s e l: ir almost equalled the all tirnr I I'otifturiling (hu (as! growing c e rta in ly thnuld .he »«me d e fin ite In siicciim hliig to H uh fascination we may forget that Hu* ■'You mav not Hunk it ,,m community—each as I I million action taken t it assu re modern h record set in I94H The total average man does not re ally axial, flu w as invented to r« liap|irii In America, Init II ran, sewage disposal plant T s ta n d i and the beat possible ef (heir profits is only 2.6 per and when It doe* you will hn When original plana for a iptaylm r field fo r the s ta rt of cent tender 1948 earnings, making present all the d ifferen t men. The man you meet on llu* ■me of tlu—(hAt to tie token out ,n fa t Hpring tra in in g saaaon. — --. JT------- - £------- "•> 1C street is, like yourself, rich e r nr poorer, w iser or more and gel Ida neck idrcUhcd."' ,IW 9 the second most profitable m ill, vvIdle we have tn look the and ilntorminntlon on tha part of ; .On a revenue-producing factll foolish than the average, T h e average Is.n o t alt offer of re ­ lik e a modern sport* p la n t, a M dr/for them in the nation'! his­ fuge or c u m fn rl. it is a m easuring s lic k hy which we can horse in the mouth, the idtiintlon the free nations - - when wa hava if. Hanford can t e ll ravemte-bo tory; Theie 563 corporation! earnisn't wit hunt Imp*, fleet rtary nC determ ine whothci or not w e’ progress. If we move at the eliminated all of tha area* of tn pidd le.sp irited c itlie n s to halp •d 20 per cent more than in 1947 average level wc are not ad van cin g; progress results from fitnIo Arheion Imllrated that Ihe wenkneis we ]yil) ba able to fniance its stadium , w h at a re nthcr day In Ida rail for "total and-‘JO per cent more than in the doing belter than the average. working agwement with w * w a itin g fo r h er* In O rlando ? diplomacy" to win the e ld war evolve tha R usbIi i k V -* . . T h e ris k s o f doing nothing a« < pjhl-war conversion year of 1946. with Ciiiiimiinlim. .Ilv till v he That, t take it, i* a tacit warn­ Wa hear a great deal about bow meant an nil out effort short of ing not to try any horse deal a bo iif fd ru llh lifg 'th e ‘ S c e s to rt 4 ' 1 firs t- ra te -ptac# to 1 t ra in a r# too about lug, to hnlt Rinslon expunSenator Pepper and lire Fair alon. Iluv lug. made tJm c a ll he until we know tne animal !« g reat tn run a n y longer. U f a are clipping the wingi ol aditeil: , Ml?1* - . .. i * , : ........ .......... If * gpii'g* ' ■, ............. ,v the big corporation!, how they "When we havfc reached unity w s ls r tram portxtlun is a v a il­ ' .at# ;driving the money rhangers The Editor m S m 3 ■aia able. Having such facilities give a :,'* N t o f the temple, how they ate Thu Herald Hanford, Florida region great advantages. 1 !> 9 . wapening the ecnnomic bourbons. Dpar Sir: I t la certain that u ta font ^ t #big business is getting bigger Your atll'd*, "fit. Johna-ln- I'haimel between the upper Ml. S uper DeLiitii* . . '!j^aiV year end the profits of the dlap Ganal Project I n Being Pre­ John* River anil thv ImJInti Itlvci In your Fahruary HHh would lie m int bettaflclHl to a wide lions are fallet than ever pared," issue ha* Juat come to our at* area. Hlmlfar Improvements else­ Low milcugu, good tliea tantlon. where have baen most gratifyin g. Good mrchiitilcally ' With high coat distribution a Bit BowtK Carolina! lata ircal John major unsolved problem, all alda Calhoun la comini inlo hi> own to low coat water tranaportatlon Ipat. If <tor no other reason are a help In It* *nlutl»H. Alt iiyw aqd expanding Induatrla* ul 100 year* ago he wai able now ’ dark alto* where low «o*t Our friend .ind neighbor General Joe fliilcbiion linn again been honored lor nervier to bit coun­ try. In Jacksonville Salurday Grneral llutcbison receiver! the Slate Distinguished Service Medal from Major Georral Mark W. Lance. Slate Adjutant General, at a Ifdinirrg conference of the Na­ tional Guard's 49ih Infanliy Divilion, General Hutchison is con­ tinuing hit work with the National Guard five year* after the end of the war. ream P a rty , iaaued this ataUment: "When the owner* of a great radio chain use the pretext or a few proteata to Impose tensorahlp of the a ir and attempt to aiiencc the voice of a great American speaking on behalf of civil right* for hi* people, then ure d.m ocratlc right* of a ll A m eric.i ns are placed in Jeo- Exhibit Shdws How Electricity Help* Robeson, an outspoken aympathlier with the Hovu-t Unum, has b<en bitterly r rltn u l nf U. S. foreign policy nnd civil rights practices. A t Robeson nniccrU near P eektklll, N. Y ., last sum­ mer, more than 1(H) persons were Injured in rioting between con­ cert-goers and veteran group* and other* protestlong Kobcum's weekly half-hour forum (4-d:HU appearance. p. M.. E S T I , Is not sponsored N BC said a foreign a ffa irs I hr ilioollnt) early Sunday ot F. K, Holr, Chapter mgont, that discussion would take the (dace and Is financed entirely by N liC . .Shm l• 0 . W. (t)U c k if) Morrow, inuNiiunih a* the building homing of the announced program. The ih" f'hanitier uf Commerce la not Whales "hold th eir breath" 4 ), dii n lonely nuuinlain n i of firi’pmol conslrnrtlnn, placing when submerged, often for fifty ............i hark the ji.ip cj of time to the library there would not be notice before discontinuing any minutes or more, according to hu* service or limiting It to cer­ consistent with the terms of the tain days of the week. Purchase the Encydopdla Am ericana. Like die day* of the old west. Sanford estate liecpiest, and vJof a special tIO H P Ford for the any other mammal, a whale rati II Inoitnhl hark die p«r.i- on vised them to look for -i fireproof drown if water enters tho lungs. Inil'rl'.li k fmoil'd men pa* kins building for this piiipoae. Tlie Police Department was approved. Refund to tho Lions Club of the *tx >l""ilei*i die «ipn Miller* *:|iy iia* nn funds Nvallable at circus llretisi* fee recently grant­ Greek philosopher* taught that lor ii wlm can read a ilury ill a prcM’iit for cm strucllon nf a ed vvn* approved. The c-inressl in the world Is round, although this lesse at the Zoo of Mrs. K llla idt- knowledge wn* Inter lost to man­ Mli.olieti cacltli, a »cu fled palcli tmiienm. *•'»** were tnld. kind for centuries. Knlph A. Cowan, rcprcsenllng Clellaiiil vvns extended. id «iais. '|‘r va i Itan i;'r (hilly Ciiw»crl i.Ml*' min Marfa talc la»l ruulii iiml mil ii niounlcd iionac I iu H ................ .. " f rm ir**’ . trnrk"i Ihe killer of Morrow lf> in hi pMirrnu ......... n f Iry in R noli 'I......run rugged inoiintalriN, to illgetl, mid f’lilon I Irrelndr'd oi Iiinl nllegoiy. However, llie*e fn'ini * ilon'l mi linle Ihe I'oolnoini*l oppoflerN nod fifth* in|iimni"t« wh.i are working In ni'ii ComniuniNt i nimli ie«. Eleanor Program Stadium Plans Ha- culd wm ......... off s idu ' ' l 1' ,!''v V*'V '." '.'innHmJ m dni- n'nioi'. ri„. H <•*i tm, iiml •ihe wmtda "f ••*n»itnli-*«ii mid C"inmuidiuii can 1,11 hi pm"' «><i « n"n interven­ Smifnrd $trU|i!U; IloW About Us? The Average K must still have been two or three hundred people in the gallery. The • pet-tutors did not seem to he <•• gnnized groups; they rum«, and they left, by ones and twos and three*. Huvcral tim es, when a de­ bater on thu floor of the limine made some telling point nr nn us, peclally effective hit o f oratory, the gallery hurst Into applause, to lie reminded firm ly hy the presid­ ing officer that demonstrations In the gallery are strictly forbidden. I ft; It like applauding many times myself, for 1 thought the gcm rulshtp und oratory gf our Southern representatives who were opposing the F K I ’C meusure worn m agnificent. It was worth sitting on a hard chair for nine and a half hours to watch that opposi­ tion working, ami to fuel ut the end of the fight that the result, considering the forces against which it was fought, wus u major victory. me of internet in John C, f. The vtolumnt of Charlci lee'i great biography are rt- IH.4II7 milo h hv Defroster TONIGHT—WEDNESDAY dm>« . . .V n d 1.9 4 9 FORD I I "V ' And L e tb p rn n v " 'rt mltai IldN-oo 1949 CHEVROLET a Door M a n One owners low mileage St ■ d o w n . G e n u in e coe 3 Door Sedan ® "■ T a is a ib s ;r»"ts n i ■ i t i i K » i I rillnrlsl M i.illin s r s a sosrnilnii in Oil' iiiinir i s . l s o ! . ('<>•>r ilb l LlfM-W#ifht 19 4 8 FLEKTLINE -I l>. Chevrolet Sedan Driven nnlv Almost gyi'ty , Illness can la* coiiindl'd or cured i f proper modiciut attention Is. ohtalrvtd iooii enough. Hy i.prcadim: tin t ill"-him* among your frirn d i ami tnmily you wd| help discourage fenr nf canrsr nnd ulit doetnra in con­ quering the dliensr *4*VI <r.« FOKI) SEDAN Pi rtinkmg mlifakee ai -B k w in* . Tmichlon D rug . Co. It Is hard to ItaUeve that fM t o f 'Cfencerulai reaponaUrlm ! Q for many cases nf Ihe disease, yet it is a fni't. Home people lire afraid to go to tho doctor for fear he may find cancer, amt so thev permit an tin-* lienllhy condition to exist over no long a period that it dor* eventually lie come ennreroux, I, j M 'vat* I i minority, and lhal a .tyranny ttit majority can be a*;<UflU« r« l any tyrinny Wt earth, ’A j|V the eounter-iavolulion *olinn :in America now, againii Mm . ceatrahent 'and vulgarfiwe Johii Tempb',Qravfi, u Discourage The F ear Of Cancer Don t tuke lesa thun tho best' « i don't take lens than a LEE! •Sanford Forum #1* M AR. n il a t fin e P a n a m a �!'«** ■ - *%« *' A- W, T H E HANFORD HERALD. BANFOWD, FLORIDA Social PARE THREE Plant! Are Complete Airs. H erndon T alks For Travel Program At .Inca run da M eet Dirt C a rd e n ers H ave Keiiiilar M eeting - Plan* are eom|i|ete fu r the Mr*. (). P. Ileioilon spoke mi "Fo reig n T ra v e l” program which the growth nml core of lilies to w ill be presented tomorrow under member* ,,f the .Inciiramlii Clr.'l-* the direction of Mrs. Fred T . of the Sanford Carden Clolt at a W illiam s at u meeting o f the meeting held last F il.lo v at the C ivic Department o f the Sanford home of M is. Flu n k M iller. M rs. i Woman’s Club. Luncheon w ill he W. It. Brinson, chairm an, con­ served at 12:80 p. M. and the ducted the meeting nml reports p ru rrain w ill begin at 1:80 o’clock. were given from the iinnuul MowMr*. C. R. Dawson Is chairman ep show held recently. of Ihe Department. Dining the meeting flower itrMrs. W illiam s stated this mum. riinpi ineiils were jodgeil and Ing that the program w ill he o f, plans were made lo> u benefit especial Interest to winter visitor* bridge purly to l»- held Man'll 17. In Hanford mid she cordially In- ] Tho-e atti-oding wen Mi*. Brinvited tile piddle to attend. -on. Mrs. .1 N lid lo n . Mis. H. U. Featured on the program w i l l 1 lla iiiiiu in , Ah* It 4, Dickson, he u talk by Mr*. Charles K. Mr*. C. M. Flower*. Mi*. C. K. Ironside on the educational ad-1 C u illo ii, M is. F le d Cooper, Mrs. vantage* of travel and M rs. Daisy II. C. Melhvln, M i* Albeit Stiu ke Knox w ill relate interesting high- M i-. Burke Steele and iin* hostess lights uf u holiday in Europe. Mrs Mi- M illei. W. L . Henley w ill tell of a recent trip to Mexico and ,Mr*. Charles K. Dlnn w ill entertain (lie group by telling of her life ns tin opera singer in Frnnce. Student* of the Duxhury School of Dunclng w ill Mrs. Clayton Sm ith wa* lm«les« b* presented on the program. on T h in -day for Ihe legulnr meet­ ing of the Veterans of Foreign Wars A u xilia ry held ut her home lit 16UI Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Fred Bender presided over the meeting Ilia) iinnonnced I lint ill-t ii I In I Inn of o fflceis w ill In* held Mr*. Mildred Mead Sm ith of nil A pi ii lit the Legion Mot at Orlando, sixth district piesldeat s o n p. M with Ih it lia King-ley made hei o fficial vi*u to tin- local of Ill-l and n lf uniting Ml*. Bend- | Legion A u xilia ry and wa* honored ,-l oi ged all liieliihei* In he I r mi if p 1s*i»k*I it i v«s imn11***M f"» u meet n it ul tin* D irt tin n Ir'M -. c*m |i- uf (lit* Snnfnrri • hiC hi'ii! mu Frid ay nn»nui'ir .»r lit ini <»Vlurk at her , h«»rne m S um I until, in tin* nli- ****••4 "t Mi ♦ tii'Miifc1 flu r•!•*!« 1144i it 111ii ci» vi i ' W* It ifM iitim ir A n d Personal Activities l arlia Palmer Hay—Society Editor Social Calender Telephone 148 Dr. Brooks Talks To Local DAR Chapter Personals D r, W . P . Brooks. J r . addressed Mrs. Lawrence Power left yesmemben of the Bailie H arrison in *"*ni* 4 *i t tu* iin wiiiir and TU ESD AY terduy to return to her home in The Ladies’ A u x ilia ry uf th# Chapter, Daughters uf the A m eri­ "Mil* '*1 f *' * i • i *••i t f i *"in the vm • Philadelphia, Pa. after visiting Brotherhood of Raid road T ra in * can Revolution, on the subject uf M rs. H. L . Cornell. 1 llhl( IIII' Ii I I Itiillilt tei'S. men w ill meat w ith Mra. W . K . "N ational Defense” at Its regular Mi \ Is In n t n u llm a l Y a rn , 1606 Palmetto Avenue, at meeting held on F rid a y at the Mr. and Mra. Kd J . Campbell of • i n it. . t>» i i list( M m cli is * 7:80 P . M. A ssistan t hnateiuve home of M r*. R. W. Ruprecht Hridgeport, Conn, are the guests • « ••* ■• • ' .(nut • it lliiiliiiin t , d v i l l be M rs. W. A . Cagle and M u . Hostesses with M rs. Ruprecht uf Mr. and M rs. Thomas L . .Sulli­ were Miss Barbara Ruprecht, Mrs. i in'l«*-lli :» i i’. il-f’IM t]l|I'fi" i IfUi kL . A . T ata . van. ♦ • it i -t i u im 'llitis. P rtlll* The Wmium’s Hihln Class o f the R. E . T o la r and M rs. W. M. ii vva t in •i * ii * ieii, F ir s t Baptist Church w ill meet a I Thigpen. Friends w ill he glad to learn D r. Brooks gave a resume uf 7:80 P.M . at the home of Mrs. C. F . VT i .hi <11111 i , t, Mii*rt vnticitl that Mrs. Verne Messenger Is Fo rrester, West F irs t Street. Host­ Am erican history from befure the able In he out again nftci having H'O) (I *11.11* 4i |;a■ 41 | t'f| t I lilt a J an* landing uf the Pilgrim s up la the esses with Mrs. Forrester w ill he been III for the past ten days. u * \ i' 1 ‘ iin11 Iii'i ii MrifHti* *• M n . J . F . Lew is nml Mrs. A . J . adm inistration uf Woodrow W il­ • " t Side 1‘ n m u ry „ son. The decision on the plan of W alker. M r. and Mrs, J . M. Ilrady of *'ii- • • ■ pi f i n diiii: »*»i* .Mr*. • A Baptist I . rtyinen’s rally w ill guvernment was also described Ml. Ragle, Tenn. have arrived lloimlil Iji'ugnii, 1'ntl It-i ii Neul ami Itich aiil |u,hl on Hi. M i I . . Mi M lii-r, -Mr*. * be held at the F irs t Baptist Church by Dr. Drnnk*. a I ilia till. ll, i n . Ihe Hu­ ■ d the ilew U iiin e i Bros film , h 4 Mi'. ii u n ii'i.‘i , V lu . A letter of thanks from the to visit Mrs, Brady's *|*ter. Mrs. in Eu stl* beginning at 7:80 P.M. Theatei India and Wednesday W. D. Stine. M n Ivlvi a id McA ll Baptist men are urged to K i­ tied Cross fu r a contribution and I; II Mefiim*. « a letter of congratulation* front rn tend. Mrs. Bernice M cKinney had as Die Building Fund Committee W F .im h .S D A Y The C ivic Department uf the upon the Chapter receiving the her guests fo r the weekend at the home of her parents. Mr. and Sanford Woman's Cluh w ill hold ilunnr Roll Award were both Mrs. W. I). B illie , four friends M r s . M i hi re C o n ih lc t H its regular rovered dish luncheon read. M rs. A . R . K ey announced from Coldshuro, N. C. at 12:20 P.M. at the cluh house, that the state conference of the Mi'K liiIi'v Mall inis the ««i ne nf C f i l l r 11 ( i r r l f A l t * c t .1 Mrs, C. K . Dawson Is chairman of Children o f the Am erican Revo­ thi' in*'nt Mv mi ehiiii i.r I ’ii i le Mrs, H. H. Pattlshall ha* aa ii lution Wilt he held in Orlando the Department. N o . o tin F i . * i M iilm d i.t 1 . It, t i■ ( Mu’ Sunfurtl Khem ct Court No. 62, l.nilies' March 24-26 with headquarter* her goe*t* at her home ut 714 r iim * Ii n*l,l Iasi I nt-eilnv .ii 4 .11 A N N u lIN t K A IK N I Magnolia Avenue, her son and 4i 11>la . * 1 tl Hid HI ul Orlentiil Shrine nf North Am erica, In the Ban Juan lin te l. S u it v>‘ t * him I* Mi B '• daughter-in-law, Mr. und Mrs. R. II* (M l \ it dm* (infill' ml N|l’P Business sessions, she said, w ill w ill meet in DeLnnd nt 8:00 P.M. 1 iiti* in 1'**t iii|* niuli, t‘, *-in«il 1 «. 1Ii it* hi'i Ii "ii«f at the P ylld n ii Dull. Flection of la* held In the federal court room. C. 1 u tlislia ll uf Charlotte, N. C, v i m i f p ie-.m r " ............................I Hial s e v e n . .......... M V V\ . 1 it iit i'r iiili Strt*el. 7|INI I . M. at the le g io n Hut. Rm. s, ................ hers had I............. k n l ............... officers w ill he held, The group w ill he taken on u Mrs. M ary Btull ol Elisabeth, Hi I! t ' ....... >him limn, (‘till* ,'j^ Prayer meeting service w ill he tuur of Rollins College, w ill be t h r llln n c r 1' I . J f l « ,W ry i i K " n M 'hip drive ......... .............. light Losies ,- ........... id it'll t !‘<! 1- 1- •i 11kr ai ul Hi h. A. held In the Memorial Kducalinnal entertained with a luncheon on N . .L und M rs. B. M Lloyd uf Air. and Mi* Ai i'll it I * ft iifi Tallulia-see were expected tu I . . i iin Mii'i'iiiikf The president of the local n u ll- “ ,."1 I'11* "' / ’" « "" 1*,^,‘ Vt-. V . * , r'‘’I rV V*'’' 1 " 'iw'I’ ■ Building of the F irs t Baptist M ar. 26 at the D. A . R. house liarv Mrs |„ „ | p'|,.1il ivolenmoil "inning side w ill he made At 1 Ml 11 M 't o . " ‘ Il llllllltl'tMl I.-.1-4v lilt- lilt Ml • t J! (Ill ... \ n lititl T ' Church at 7 :III) P.M . The study un l.nke Lucerne and at a banquet arrive today to visit their sister H U Mull'll 1/ f(1 ( lit | ,||,;,|,| mA Sim i. Who s ki following tb.......... -r the liusines* ........ . ** .............. ............ ............. ' " I amt hrotfterdn-lnw Mr amt Mrs. i nil r'A t*t i ’ll Wi t h of the Honk of A d s w ill he con­ In the evening on the mestanlne .1 ' ll !. ,! 1 hl '9 IIIU Ml- ( ’ - p ill" .1oil 11*011 M il. I ......I................. I Mi\ hi y A. I.. Hells. the dinner un Ihe im porlanre of l” ‘‘; , ’ " ‘ ’’ l.itilt’hhin H ♦ III tl I I a I II. 1111 Mill.,i* , f the .iiftinued. of the Han Juan lin te l. stressing Aniericauisp, in the i,,mI ' J 1' Sm ith. Ini'ti-- i- , -i n e d ■ ► • ( ! . un I Iiuml TH U RSD AY Regent Mrs, F . K . B olt presided Ml *■ I <*i! i* 11111 Im in* i l| i .1 - Mi school* ami everywhere possible. ......................nt* to M l*. I ’lit Lam e. the mi..oi ti.dv ................... hat Miss K i I iib Marie .Inrgensen of it i Ii- i ll.[" 11 . 11♦i'll l(‘|K*r|3 The Men’s Mint tier In,ml of the over the meeting on F rid a y w hlrli Mrs. C. F . Proctor, J i . entertain- '«'* ' I Mooghton Ii . Mr* e.l h . M, w . i i. I m m o i n . I lithicls tills city w ill receive her Rachslnr A* l • mi d t Aiii lu ih cum • First liapti.-t Church w ill tiohl was opened with the I). A . It. the gioup with vocal selec- Ii * ........................ . • .......................... . ’• 1 M lit t ii. I'liutrtheir regular supper und program liltu a l, pledge to tile flag and of Science degree In riimuience- ed tlolls und plumi num h-i* Smith. M i* t'v n l B u ln ei. Miai s u n I tl ..........ml .1 ment exercises at Florida State mi H \ 1. iiti- * t t i i , dr* meeting at 7 ::I0 I'.M . the group repeating the A m eri­ M, Ni « Those attending w ill. Mrs. I! H lam b . M«*. R a il H-.'-ev .,•1,1 (.riMlcfi I *Iul i • if .1 ^ Seminole Chapter No. 2. U. K. can** Creed. Minutes uf the last L n lv e rsity In Tallahassee on Mar. e j an.I Vli Smith were Mrs. B. L, M iller, M. Bender. Mr-. Smith and Mi hull. Ill im*! t. \ ili» U'ti* H. w ill meet ut H:1H> P, M, Re- ! meeting were read and approved, 16. welcomeil on Mr*. C. K. Hunter. M is, Field, .lolutsuii. I . •till 1 i,i |4,tjli , * *Al("4» III refre sh m e n ts w ill be served follow- ! A t the conclusion of lilt; meet­ ml ol th. . ■ Mr. und Mrs. Joe V. .Inmmr* 1 Mr*. Charles Cole, Mr*. W. R. ing the meeting. Ing g n social rtiH’i hour was enjoyed and leg Tbe Dtnnum ir Hrlionl I’urent- refreshment* nerved. Thom pres­ of New Smyrim lla ii’h mid Mis* Beer lie i , Mr* Leslie Went, Mr*. ,\ | p s , ( 1 H H l t 1*11111,1 t i l ll d > i I vi 11ii d ll' K imI I In. i .it. . i< • .............................................. Tcacber Association w ill meet ent were Dr. Brooks, Mrs. Holx, Dorolhv Ellen Janune* of Talla- Chester M iller, the Slisses Laura il* . I i l l ll \t\ M IN. I .111 ( T l 31)11 I l i t I t C M 1»' I **I I 4l " " his Urn , 1„ i I I„t . I at 7:80 P. M, at the sellout. Mr*. Mrs, A . W Lee, M rs. I*. I*. Camp- liassee wen* the weekend guests nml Fdtiu ('till i n u ll'll, Mr*. Nora Ml V I t %*1••» T . R. Tucker w ill speuk to tbq M i , M rs. .1, II. Huy. M rs. W. ft. of Mr. und Mrs. John I) A b ra­ Newsome, Mrs. C. F . Proctor, " 1 1 II II I ., I \ .............. Mi* Hoy T illls , Mr*. N. S. Whhl* it,,, p \y \ i , , . l . ,,| in. group on "F a m ily Relationship Tu n n icliffe, Mrs J . II. Menlck, ham* in Hanford. • i un lit Mi- K ol III 16 Mi., mi .I oi \ . ,,, den, Mr*. J . IJ. D alloway, M is .1. | M t <-p, t -1,,, <. |, ,,,. i I.......... . «. Ml If W. Versus World Relationship". Tint Mrs. L . I*. Hagan, Mrs. F . L . I llll't p i. I I V(. | , M. . ,1 , Mr. mid Mrs. II M Anderson j K. linker, Mr*. Edgar Itia illi. Mrs. ^ )V,,|, Mi * < V , il I ! u n itliiitii n ii*i K x j i i i i s l i e <i i ' c i i i un t . Itulz. homeroom mother* of Mrs. Rat- Woodruff, Mr*. K. M. Callow ay, v ,. ....... „ ... , If <1t|>I- 1 ll -M l , „• | , . .............. I H < ml t in* ill) Jiff's ruom w ill he hontesses. T lu | Mrs. C. It. Dawson, M r., W. II. of ,lu« ksotiville nml Adrian 7.n- W R. Smith, Mi*. Henry Mcl.auI'M. J r ., Mr*. R id iirt LippInenU, t1(, w v |,.,| , | (1 .............. hnlu »f Anderson, H C. were i, l • 1 1 1 \ ■ iii i s1 1 in board w ill m erl In the afternoon B allard , Mrs. Key, Mrs. Miriam ! \ I I M l \S M I I Sp, , ml Alieh .An». 11, i i, n, Katie B um ;*, Mr-. «he»)e* ....... ! ” I■1 v ■•t . iif |i at 2:30 P. M. Russell, Mrs, A. C. Benson, M rs. NUppet guests ol All*. Laura Mr*. ;v ,’ 7 ■ ’ "■■■ I,’ ■ A 1 (.„ | i . | , ....... ..... " " i -hip ....... I K , a m .m il..................... t. I In- H I rniollk I,............................. 11 inti min inn Mill F R ID A Y Ann l l uniniell, M rs. S i. C lair Cross ul the Inline of her m nlhrr, I VI " m i l M is Wa'i tier uf D r- “ l I ’ 1’ 1' -"J*111 cmnhu (ml l>v Ita m i'ie , lo l.o hip* ................... lio n , ll* , ongi at ,] ,| . 3,411I „ r p ,.,,**,,,, ......... . ...........id, d .......... ............ „ 4 The Azalea C irri* of thv lia r* W hite, Mr*. Deorge Morgan. M rk. Mrs. II. .1. Lehman, un Alnmlay cntlne and Mt«. W« m uf W t -i,| i ' ft ]• evening. drn Cluh w ill meet at H;IHI P. M. Rutirecht, Mrs. Dertrnde W lldner MI .liillk lit Cl , 1 w " E' H a rt le v !.f Loi ig w ood nml WI V l m" k ' I 1' n " d l hold ....................... .......... ............. I ’.............. ■ with Mr*. L . K. Spenrer, with am) Miss Ruprecht. , niis->iiin -l i ii t v m id o d i - i u-.-.-.n ,.j,■ 11<-1 . .,,, \ p , ;. u c i t o , l , n , 1 H ll l »in* "Ii. .I.f Vl> 1 ’ I'd M4 X . \\ I >I Kl'f A* .til "Mr*, Esper P flffc r. AI mid Pete B n*'k of the U n i­ Mrs. J . A . Young ns im.hastes*. t*, 11■ , vvi‘11 "Ii elfurrli lat-pitnlitv aonioiiiceoto't lio n , ih, t,,i **-l min i ' ll. 1<iMi i- I , -' .Ii i 1111* mnl rmcjM versity nf Florida ill Duluesville The DenierocullU Clryla of the Mi*. Lester T lu irp p ie*id ..l m et |n p a iin n -i.i ,,t i:,lucalno. I'im u c i .1 ii t'M hv AIi <*• 1• -1 were the weekend guests of their flarden Club w ill meet ut 7:20 'he hosini-s* session R - 'fi.- l, .|,q i* m, liol. Un 1 Mai v tm•*|! i mm » hail 1 1 I 1 n.i 1,1 miRher, Mrs. Nancy Brock, nt P . M. with Mrs. C lay W lllianu . 0 , - n t , wen* served nt the . o. ..................... t .,. i l ........ ,.| IfIhll • .......... n limit mi H im her home in Rnse Court. Mis* The Pulin' Circle of the Harden "> ' •(■ meeling At, ......I l ( t i u . ...... . u , I .m | «... .1" •t .'11•l r hi Club w ill meet tit 111:1X1 A. M. . M.11 1 "1 ►I.*■ UllliM 1(ill f l i e Hemerncaltla Circle n f the Betty Ju Brock arrived today tu W .M with Mra. It. K. R a tliff. iii - i., ikI 11 t|t r 1 Mil....... Ml. ii Mp and Mra iFnruld HerhM -m V M r * ' ' -I- W . 'ilm i" ’., « " ' " • * ........ ....................... Hanford Darden Cluh held Ita spend some time in Sanford Be­ tween semester* nt Florida S la t* enlerigtned recently at their hng»* J h - , M l * - W illiam * ..... I M i*, pe.-nve ......... .. - The flo ra Circle of the Hanford l1l tMill! . h. Ilk1"'* |*l1 • monthly meeting laxt Frid ay “ vm *-, • tmTvarJ,tVo r., T \ i l . h a ,. e , Darden Cluh w ill meet a t ‘JtilO ing at the home n f Mra. C lay U illveiatty In Tallahn t r , 1A«(4 \1, II VI nt lot* Rn*t nth Street S4>’<vlii I enr*nn. Ho,mat........ Mn S ta ll Il l , VI • P . M. at the hnmu 01 of Mra. ltd / 4 I II , . +11km• N, . VI, • " It* ' Charlea iwTtllama with the program being honoring Mr. H erli*t’» tnothar. — I Ihe *chn lai*h ip - ,ne pint -t Herman Middleton and aenlnr Ypdepich a t " Indian * Mound VIV* (arranged by M rl. Robert WoahMca jid in Tlorhst, mi her t-li th lle ih -t cut a lieaui Ifnllv deem at 1|)i> 1 1 i ............. drama student Ben Poxton of h i m ......... r-iv«iA .. t I k . u .o 'hum. A ll article ha*ed on the M aryville College in Tennessee, day. Tin- room* of Ihe llerh-l e .ll.u k . Belie- ....... lit *' tved ...... ........ pel ......... loci................. The Hlhlsrua Circle of the S a n . HemeriH-aliis ifemeriK-nlll* plant plant wns rend hy by was rend iin iili' w**rt* i l i T n i i i t f i l w ith iik h ilt n 'in 111111* t ■* am "I ■ ’1 r have been visiting Mra. K . B ford Darden Cluh w ill meet at Mis* Lau ra Chlltt-nden endei and Mr*. iniiM I n«*f i M 8:00 P. M. nt the Darden Center S. C. Dirkersun talked on iu*ertl- Davis while attending the South­ itiriiuiiiM nml nxnleu*. Vi- \ I |'i Ii IliiriiiM lhi» i*v«*lilllR l'a n n u lu w.»- • m nl Mr- H a m h l M' i h - i , M • iiim ) hh . w ith Mra. W. A. Murrlsun and cides olid secrets of good fertlll- east Theater Conference conven­ (*hjoyia «| uft 1*1 which tIi** W i II mii h*‘*‘liait« m nl h»hn tion at Rollins College M ar. H-U. Mr». Seth Woodruff na hostesses, ^ th m ""^ uliint* -niiR *‘ lln |i|iy H irih ilay" M» Hmh-i Mrs. W illiam s was appointed a* Mr. Middleton wa* elected edilm of the quarterly bulletin uf the juihllclty chairman lifter which conference. He i* associated with she was assisted III serving i i .Maryville College u* a drama in frexlim i'iiIs hy M r*. Rd W illlnk. Those present weri' Mrs, C. W strurtur. VFW A uxiliary M eets At Sm ith Resilience District President Visits Auxiliary ' w V ,W McKinley Hall Scene Of Circle 7 Meet into w Hr. (liltlis Is 4*i\ t'ii *■«•*!> Hu liiilhtlai T cuelicr T raining To Harden Circle Meets At WilliamH Home ith>m l-K eltIt Mr«. John H erbst l» H onored On B irthday win* \ r. M rs. T u rn e r Conducts Circle No. 5 M eeting Circle No 6 -if "he Firs* lla p f - l Church met yi-Klerduy In the Fidelia Class Humn with Mr*. H. E . Turn er presiding. The m is­ sion itu d y whs conducted by Mrs. Clyde Humphry und Ihe Stew ard­ ship lesson I a ii ghl by Mrs. W. I'. Brook*, J r . The secretnry-lreasurer rapurt was given hv Mrs. R. C. Cam p­ bell and following thn meeting Ihe circle joined other circlea in , M the Assembly Room fur a lunchw eon. Those attending were Mra. H. D. Sm ith. Mr*. A. J. Walker, M r*. Humphry, Mr*. Turner, Mrs. O. O. Ridler, Mrs. Turn er Lodge, M r*. K. C. f ’onijdiell, Mra. Jm ler Cameron. Mrs J . T. Le w is, Mrs. E , 8. Riu'key, Mrs, Brook*. Air*. O. C . Dlbbs and Mia* Pearl Pat- Hnm il, Mr*. IL T . Hunt, Mrs. 1 -------------------------Washburn, Mrs. W illln k. Mr*. I Deorge Dixon. Miss Chittenden,I H O SE C IR C L K Miss Edna Chittendan, Mrs. II. Mr*. Irving Feinbarg annoimr-1 R . Cordell, Mra. Dickerson, Mrs ed this morning that tna monthly I N. R, Newsom, Mra. Syhit Itouth. meeting of the Rose C ircle had J Mr*. WaUon Reel a n d M r s . liee-i postponed from this coming W illiam *. Frid ay until next month HEADQUARTERS P e n n e y ’s Bolcrc- Jacket - Sinbach THI STORK THAT THRIFT BUILT FOR tenon. G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC A PPUANCES See Our Exhibit o f V, G -E Appliances on Vi W-Vi' D isplay at the Dress in S trip e d 8 0 Square P e rc a le JuHt One Of Those Terrific Brentwood*'! ISllIt TUBS.—WED—THURa. two-way ' TEXTRON 7Q And a honey, too . . . vat-dyed HO M|unre percale In a handoomo ombre atrlpe. Notice how carefully matched utrlpea arp handled to five SUMMING LINKS, too! Well made even to a hut too aide placket for better fit. Several rotor combination*. 12-20, 38-44 and 9-I7V W ill'll through the duy luuking cool, critp und uHaienl in liiii ils to r, two wuy •n al coal With ill matching <upa yoy'ia raudy for anything . . . an unexpected caller . . . a tuddsn thapplng ipreo Wlnrn ihe ta p * it removed it bacomei u ileevelett tunbuch . . . comlartabla und iin arl. The w uiitllna'i adjuitubla, tlad In a back bow. In Su nfariiad ' cutlen. Aqua, m a ilt, copan,.pink. S iie t 10 to 2P ft,OH r-.J - v A l i t MAO, ttkbna ahiut. . -XUj rea icw-f , r .- : h ,v JftLt ,,'V „• ■h r. M i �4 wi* >- • h <«a*v w.**a-»*i^, <’/ * , a* ►5w-,wf-|g"N» vvf ; ■ The Sanford Herald tofttff If* n i l , at t U fo . i o i H, i M f n i r i a r l t l i ■»<•» t l | A C aum a •> natal % I H t i b t i . A N i ) £ T u n it if M lt a r aOMDON OHAM ■ a .la r.* N ■rn«(HiK> ibn C arrier ( MaBth H M ki ..... — --- ----- • .1 .................. l* a ' H aath s i ________ h iM i S.l .......... - .......— —. ................. . a ta«» ........ it W IU M M U l iw i I far Ika aarfaaa «f n W M laifa, Mill I f rk irtM far n rafalar aarrrtlslaa rales. " T B f r e e a a lr * M n ilu aallr m i la Ik tl nraaa»itp»r Hearaaeatleea U r .. Haw t a lk . ( k lra a a . U a lra ll. Ik la a .- ,* * * i» r, aa ‘ aew a Biaealakaa. We d n e s d a y , well id. imo TODAY'S B IB L E V E R S E Thought* are Infinitely more aanent than ihinge. Rrory atarted with a thought, rd and direct your thought*. Aa he thinki-th In hi* heart so le Be.— Prov 2.'l:7. E In Wilmington- LM a 23-yeai old woman wu> Mricilcd the otimi From varloux no ureas have como nuggeatlans for a defen­ sive alliance of nations of the Pacific area, sim ilar In p at­ tern to the N orth A tlantic Pact. A proposal th a t such un arrangem ent Ire sought has been made In A ustralia hy Percy C. Spender, m inister of external uffnlrH of the new governm ent there. His idea in for an alliance of B ritish Commonwealth imtlons of the Pacific region w ith o th er n a ­ tions which m ight ire interested, including specifically the United S tates. ft Is noteworthy tn a t he said the arrangem ent should not be ju st m ilitarily defensive in nuture, but also should have positive alms. It should promote democratic In­ if ' ‘ 1 — political *“ stitutions, higher living standards, better cultural and com­ mercial ties. These are things which are wanted by Asiatic nations, and they are the things which Communist ag itato rs glibly promise to deliver. W esterners know th a t Com­ munism moves In an opposite direction, but A siatics do not know this, and too often W esterners havo lent force to Communist propaganda by supporting Interests and in stitu ­ tions nf tlie vanishing colonial era. In the near fu tu re we may find ourselves seriously con­ sidering some kind of Pacific pact, although It Is questionable w hether many of the Asiatic notions are ready to en­ ter such an alliance. If so. we m ust make certain th a t uny such pact Is really aimed toward protection of genuine de­ mocracy and freedom for the Asiatic peoples, and th n t the Asiatics will urcept it as such. And we should not consider anything hut a truly mutual pact. We should be ready to give w hat needed help we can. hut not to undertake the arm ing of another segment of the world. For The Throne for practKing w in h c ra fl. And yet there arc people in Delaware who think »ome id the laws in the South ate peculiar. Americans, long removed from iiioiiarchy and inclined tu to regard k in g . as relics of n liygnm era, occasionally find in 'th e British nations some happening which rem inds un of the strong ties which still can rest on the simple exis­ neln Aniei tence of a monarch. Another incident which can help A tii-year niil 1 lull! ip Canton. lie leans to understand the persistent adherence to a throne is Ohio, was awniil-d .1 lilvrr Car­ Die pleliesclte held in Belgium on the question w hether ex A good tugge-imn comes from Representative Jackson of C a li­ fornia. "W hy not have the Stale Dcpaitment hargain with K u tiia for the release of lloheit A . Vogr let in eachange for Valentin Catil.itchev," he tuggeits. Perhaps it i> because Secretary of State Acheson never thought of that. Everyone has the right to vole in Ihia country, hut nut everyone dogs. T h a i is one uf the tragedies of darttocYscy. Everyone has me rilM ' to’ vote in Russia' loo, and atlfeyone does, or else. During last Sltaday's election 99.6 percent of t h r registered .electorate cast ll|fir b a l a ii .i ia i candidate* who had X o ' opjxisilioki P rim * Minister M U n , it goes without saying, was unanimously rlrrtrd . iled King Leopold 111 should return to his place ut the head of the state. There are few more controversial figures in the present times than Leopold III, He made Diedecisionto surrender Die Belgian aimies to the (iermnns in I'JIU. The derision shocked the Allies ut Die time mill offered 11 dismaying contrast to Die record of his father, who in World War I kept Ids armies in the field lo Die end of a bloody but fulili defense against the Kuiser's troops. Was Leopold il l a pei snuul hero in accepting disgrace for himself ami dishonor fur his throne lo save his troops and people wiiul lie sms as an inevitable repetition of the HD 1 defeat, or was lie a traitor tu the Allied cause, to Die tradition of Ids nation and tn his people? The quest ion can never lie answered. Tile people ol Belgium in Dieir plelieseite have answered another question, however. Hy an admittedly small major­ ity. they wunt Leopold to return to his throne. It is purely a question of whether the title of king should he held hy Uh traditionally rightful owner, or hy the successor to mi uhdicator, Dishonored or not, Die majority of Belgians waul their rightful kiniL.. .... KiriK John i 'T ^ f i .f U t.* 1*' ‘I^UIed hy the fouler presence °f JohD. This medlaValichrurilcler’a’ seuring cdiidamnatiun, Of^hfllnniy king HjI'FfuiBfih h (ttorvlti. have th e tcohttnvucst Engl Ah forename, suniATup#f«r miiM Ameritwus tHW rlden or King John. Shakcxpearo's play or th at name am Bi'fttt’s "Ivanhoo", In which John, not vet king, makes u poor We have heard a lot during figure beside his brother, Rlchanl the Llonhearted, are the lha past few years about the un­ s6urces of most_American knowledge. It now seems that John has not been treated altogether derfed millions id the world. And they do deserve our sympathies. fairly. Sidney Painter, u professor of history a t Johns Hop­ Bui there should he an oiganira* kins University, has w ritten "The Reign of King John", ii lion perfected loi the purpose ol which he thinks that John was a wicked man, hut an ahlt educating those whu eat loo much on. the haim ds ul gluttony. Mote dangerous, to the pruple ol this country at least, than hutigei is aval eating, more prevalent llsisis malnutrition is high blood pressure. And such malnutiilion as we du hava is apt tu he rauied mote hy faulty diets than hy dieting. " It la not the germs that kill you, says Dr. Jonathan Forman al a stale medical convention in California, " f l'i eating the wrong kinds of Evtryont should buy and read • Copy of Dalt Cttn*|it'i "How To Malic Fritnds and Influence Ptoplt". Whan you ait (taking a Unta publicity for youmlf or youi ftvontr organiialion, you don't up lha edit(ii and Oil him If lw; dottn't itnd a itportr, light down to itt you immtdiat:ly you ilop hit papar and subscribe ^ jp Lc W: £. ’ Sentinel, you tell nint that pM know he it busy and that hit Hfeortait have a great utal mote W, write than ihould be eipetltd of anyone, but that it cetlainly would be a great favoi la you if Mi could find tim« and waca to M** yog p faw linn and tint you would appreciate anything he do. Well, you know a IIIlaw will break hii bick for a guy i on .the UN, "lo giva mar* i to tha activities of tha Unit; Nodosa and it* social aid Mala councils. If they only Ul, k might tura tb# this la •Hair* of mm away from hatruction toward iatarOh- budiitUBdicc goodwill and king, Magna f’hnria, the-fundamental ducument of Muglish lllierty, wss extorted from till'll hy hnrons who w e re prot, ably just as self-seeking uh lie was. Neither side deserves too much cretlll nr discredit for their purls in this historic episode. Knglund has had worse kings Din 11 John. The worst were generally the feeblest, who could neither resist foreign enemies nor keep order at home. Whatever else might tie said aguliiH t John, no one could cull him feeble. Too Late To C ln N iify A r t you looking for a prom is­ ing . b u sln m opportunity T A frltn tl of m int suggests th t rstahIJshmvnt of • "P o litical Supply ra ttr exclusive­ v iclq tlvaStore, l i t would cater ly to politicians and candidate* for office and n fftr a complete llna of the following lupplieat BANANA OIL: Clear, unadulterated. Leading egn Hava uaad It for yean •mating raaulta. Work* nothing alia will. SOFT SOAP: Standard quali­ ty. Sate lo u» anywhere, anylima, -Oily nr country, Tuh a* bam),. BOLONEYi Uniform quality Wurkk wllh young and old alike, No matter bow yon alia* It, lt> *ltiiuDi°R&h, black, atlaky. Exeeuont for >1:rowing. You may not'wmd It but it la good to.ha»» W E D N E S D A Y M A R - 18, 19S0 THE NATION TODAY Hy JAM ES M ARLOW‘ W A SH IN G T O N , Mur. 16— (/P) — T lii- i- u strung* show horn , . tli* Jn-nrings <m Senator Mc• 'u rtliy ’ utturk un Ihu loyalty uf pi*.-<n( .uni form er employ** of tin* S ti.tr Department. No "in' lit |ir<'iiictlng how long (In1 h i'iiiin s* w ill continu*. The Wiiu'iinsln iti'iiuhlli'uii, III III If M IT| 1cCarthy v-laf lull ye hn-n'l fin i,lin l m mllng ill' III* 11*1 nf pi>(,pli' uptm whom hii’* casting •uupfi'liiii. Th*- fivt, iniriiilsT* or the Forcitfii It a-lnI ions ('"in iilillp o ’ i tul,roiiiin itti'i', which I h conduct lug '.hi' h i'iiriiig*, 1111* now ■or*, nf nittlutf hiii'k, felting M cCarthy roll off tin- iiaincH. Movie light' make th«> room lirlllhuit, CaiiierrM arc httsy. Now-men line both sides nf iw» long tnhh Policemen keep tr a f­ fic moving I humph the door. People me roiitlnunlly moving III, Mainline o> finding sent*, and leaving, 'i i k ' hiit roiiin in Ihe Senate office hilll'ling i* puckeit with them. E v e ry chair i* t'lkvli. The dark-haired and heavyhi owed .McCarthy, a former Mnrine, heads id* head over l.l* list* 1, lid reads mil nnininit name*. Newsmen Ion t v fm m their Inlde* to -''nil 011I hullelins on their w iles. Those news h u lle lin s flu sh ■,11111ml ih ,' c o n n liy . (Mhe, n ew s­ men In other | ,1in'*■ ■ -I'* the McI 'n it liv charges ami If " lie " f ilia . ii.'in 'i - l l v iii'iu hy, he's '1'ilck1 askeii fut a etateitient. limit aci'iss III" iin in try flow •lie denial- nf thi* pnojik' ' Mr-' I'm lh v lias j"-l in,nn d 1C' "Imrmg " <ii,e says. "K u n la -tlc ," iuv* I., " M rC 'iiih v i- a cov/ntdlv Ilm ," -avs i,ii" t I,.-1 |','„|d , •"i*|"'<'l« hy M, i'm lh v wid I"' given n ''ham '* 1,1 ni'Mwet him In front nf thp "in ,. - iiL 't .iu m lll, e and tn** lig h t* 1,i>d eiiim ia 1im> „ f them , Mn>« li'iro tb y 1. .11 v ••11 w l," I " ! It " 'I v e t e rd u v „ ,1 flu t lv .............I M id’a it liv 't lii'ig "- agiilii-1 I " ' I . -|»ik-' " f U'C dainage I " h‘*t re p iilattan -did t , hI whet liei lift lien iu ls .......Id "vur tn :cli up with Me* ('.u tliv '* I'tin ty inw ni't her. ,‘ il'IU lt"! till I e 'll"" l"-l “ 1 t"WU 1 )(■-{, illtl It-ill) e i.lle a d li' " | McI ‘1,11| , \ , ,|u'"d " ," e ,l M i** K eiiyu n am i li n n *a i,l he I,a* *h*utd 1,limit lii'i lu v a ll V W ind her the " I her ch arg e*, If I hev m in e h eie In stall- th e ir cuse, w ill ium I i * ""1 well rem ain " t" I mi -el'll, f Tn! ,,f CP1ir*U , this i*ii't a line wat - I rent fa r Mr('a r t li\ . Baby-Sitter Shot To Death By Boy Friend I I na II Mue* V>H* baa* U u l % i year. S T . JO S E P H , Mo., M ar. IB — But it leave* unanswered the cuntruvL'rsial question of lettina (>P) — A 16-year-old g irl, U k 'n g church and unvote schools share care u f six amall children, was in tin- aid. Like the shelved Sen­ shot to death lust night In front ate hill, it leave* distribution of u f one uf the children. C h ief of Detectives Verne .Startin* money up tu the statp* in mer said US-year-old Clarence C. actual teacher pay. Meanwhile Secretary of Aitrl- Speer, J r ., readily admitted shout­ culture Hrannan urged Conirres* ing baby sitte r C arlyle Roberta usaiii tu apply the Iirannan form Johnson. The shooting followed an argu­ plan with It* “ production paymeni*" provision tn the I f 6 1 Irish ment over whether the g irl should accompany Hpeer to a movie or potato crop. Thu Secretary Indicated tu n serve as a baby sitter. Htarmer quuted .Speer as sa y ­ Senate agriculture lubcnmmittoe ing: that in- figure* It w ill he cheaper, " I thought I might scare her. A* un example, he estimated the current huge potato surplus would But 1 blew my tup and jmlied the have cost the yuvcrninent "between trig g er. I kept pulling tho trigger L'fi t" 116 mil lien d o llars" under tho unt I I heard it click on nn empty llrunnun plan. Under present price shell. She was sitting up tha NUpp'irU tile cost wilt run "be­ Jannge when I fired and I was tween hii and I f f m illion dollar.-,*’ standing up." he nuid. The Secretary was culled tu uive his views oil measures to clamp risid controls on potatu crap* In . •'•*■••■**• Vram f a s , l i w | ItlM and following years. He has talks amt then slapping down ils complained he now liu-ks author­ banishment order. ity In set up effective controls |,y P R A G U E , UxechuslovaMa, Mur. llie iinsliel and l,atr. 16— 1/1’)—Western diplomats utoday r — tt '-im i ii tii|jisiin$uni iiiiiy IP I i i Uh of n m arketing quota sy s­ »•* at.,. .......... l tem for potatoes are heliiK worked luterpreleil ihe unexplained resipmithin nf FurelKii Minister out in loKiHlntlun separate from a Vlndn L'eleinentla us ii hurdeiihiK compromise farm hill worked out nf Uxerhuslavukia's u u ti- W e s t hy a Senate-House conference com- policy. mlltcc T ill* measure is expeiTed The o ffirla l press left many tu pel prumpt Semite and llm o e question* unanswered, the inosl nppioval ami may lie nn President frequent heiiiK “ W lieie is ClemenTruman'- desk hy the weekend. Ils nowT” and " 1Joes this mean I It includes a fiir-rertrlilM r i-lve a tria l 7" nwiiv program Intentled to lift tinThe ut'WsnupciH puldt.'heil cith ­ siirpl'M potato burden from the er ' y;t|*ler,fuy‘s official news fain, price props plan. It also npeoc'v antinimcefuenl >tf Ihe "moreek- to remove Ini'ipiille* in 'ml. dernth" Communist's resignntinii, Inn and peanut ncrease nl)ot- or rdpics of Pri'sidcnt k I,'merit liliiil- foi the Iffill crop. (iotiw uld's ini'skage m-reptlng the Tin Defense Department ’ re ic-ipm itlnu ami appoiidlog Deputy que-teil a I ■H7,1*12,770 lhcrea*e l'rem ler V illain S lin k y as rd» In ii- pendintr Yl 77.1*7-1 ,-l 111 nuhlir sure,’ nun. There was no editorial w -il hill for ihiiislruction of hlbh I'em m i'iit. prmitty m lllttiiv p ln le rts; some nf P A R IS , Mar! IB—1/1*1—lllshnp th'o, closely puaidi'd sil*rets. (Jerald 1*. 'f l ’ fliira , |iai>nl nuncio This makes a tidal of 111(16 117 to Kunihllfn, i , said mini hy ny lelephonc to Ik l which the A rm y, Nuvv and A ir day from ItuchuTe-t that leporls Foicu now want. uf his impending arrest an* "4.11 lo addition, Chairm an Vinson lioriM'iise." | | l <o, I of the Molin' Armed S e rv ­ I he Hiehop was commenting on ice l oinm lllce. Instructed the M l ii report by an American broad­ rlii. - lo siihinll new prolci te en' ling company correspondent oil. lo, t2,l7ii,taiu for llviue uliui- in Home Ihut said the Catholic lei ul CJuunlicti, V a., and th,- -ec- prelute would he u fl' tied soon try nint Im a *26,111111,11110 new Marine Communist Rdmunin on spy depot. T h is depot repiiitedly IIUIV charges. h, located at Alhunv, (tu. Hishop D ’ lla r n , w i.o heads III" W illi these two new Korns. Ihe d i o c e s e of A tln n ta-H avn n i ah, annul total would ha $1102,6112,1 Id (ii'o rg ia , in the United S ta le s , Tlie amended defense department Moulded ch eerfu l as he said of ff'iucst wus preaenM>d Iq the com- Ihe re p o rt:. m iltee by A ssista n t Defense Sei “ rre" Y e s , |'g « alrea d y heard a l' ry W. » . .1. McNeil, romninHHy. lary coin lit roller. about it. il's . a ll 1100** 11* 1'. 1 WHS .. n-i. ■ -• -----ultf.*McNeil ,tohl the i-urp/qltfcr th e1 just out In the garden iioacnfullv , —tuir amended tyquests — a nujhber nr tuklnp a breather whan, youwhlch step up ummipttf orfi lii'i scInn 11v- i'hma'di •■:.!" •• A ttlee Decision W ill'll lie iimlel'tdiiV 111 t h r" W Mq*|ih-I"u mi thi' liiy o llt o f a iiliiiiher uf Auierlennk, h" wn* a s k e d — ,lire u miaJn *Jn lv (hr, .rt-sPItiVh fdn.rl'stflkiV KtlcinriK hi* peel iiw uv ta il’ If he and devj’lopiiulent, cuiuntUilicHtfuA can Lock up hi* ch a rs'1'. done 11 pul,lie service In nnciiverIona) projects.! Ills dlflnvnlty. He *tre**Mj stressed (that fam ily dwelt; Hut If it, Inin* mit that he enn’t V lta lfv n dfib libel* 11(1-111 'till, .la' public tiu-Riary iflv- anil.b'iitacKjugry I* Inns, and, allhim'sh M crn rth y dnenii'i have In run fur rf-'ilw * llin i until l'U>" Hits eitlllitinfl pmhnhle w ill mil lie fiii'fiitte n .M, Senaliir Tvdl'is-' " f ‘ilarvlig 'd i .■li" l r "in n ,'f the rurn m itt*!' fn r the flr*t lw ,, line* " f Mia h **riliu t.lih'h I,, fu n hud week, nave M efToil". a 1-m di time mat'1" 1' e,u " mlmile t» nw flal'i Mm * l" n «■ ~ _ f vMim r u n . piirri ■n n r | -— * » ■—-—a y - ■- —- IC tM llaaaa r r a m h i t tl»»l also accused R ussia of havliiK rubbed Manchuria of im! us trial equipment with $2,oou.fi(m.ms> Wurth uf productive capacity in HUB. ii. Dasifrlhixi thu new HovleS #300,01 (I,I10« five year proirrum of aid to China a* fallin g fa r short of "China'* runt needs and desires." ■I. Huh*, the m ajur threat In freedom mid progie"- thi»'ighm it A sia today is "the attempted pen­ etration of A sia by Soviet-Coin munist imperialism and hy tinluloiintllsni which It rontu'ns." 6, Declared the Ainerican people are the real leaders of u "revolu­ tion by tlm common people" mid that Communism as a "tool of •Soviet Im perialism " perverts the real democratic icvulutlnn. In discussing American asslstance to countries upposliiq Com­ munism, Acheson summed it up " In sume situation* it w ill he m ilita ry assistance. In others, it may he grant* or loans, such as Die recent one hundred million dol­ lars credit to the republic of the United Stales uf Indonesia. In still other ruses, the need inuv lw for technical assistance. "These are not new principals nur is the application uf them to the Fat East a new departure. In Japan. Korea, the Philippines. In ­ donesia. and Thuiluiid, for exam ­ ple, we have been demonstrating our desire to help where xuch.Jielp eu„ strengthen the cause of free ­ dom. " It has heen a great disappointiii'.nt that the help wliirh wo rend­ ered on u massive scale to China did not lesult in bringing peace mid economic recovery to Ihe C h i­ nese people ns we hurl hom'd. That does not meHtt that the a t­ tempt to help wus wrung, ii<ir does it mean that we should not help others who seek tu maintuln their freedom and Independence. 'll I.rAST TIMES TONIGHT ’'unit t*atl 1.10(1 iui Color Curl turn—Shorts Children Under 12 Free Complete Shows « :S 5 -8 :f» ,r» - l0 :0 0 T H U R SD A Y —FRIDAY •JaeMarf High and Mighty Adventure from WARNER BROS. w.""" tf ,*at.q| tnj lJ» v J M lit"* , • DimOM I ; « A0UL WALSH1’’ E ^(’he Outdoor Thlater Beautiful" . -l i ri* I "M O V IE S U N D E R T H E S T A R S " SA N FO RD - O R I.A N D C m o ilW A V SPEC I AL THIS / ' W IT H W A R R E N " " P U I f . FO R P E P P E R ” , " H E L P H U H T E N S B ", "S H O U T FO R S M A T IIK K M ." A ll w llh Union lu ib e li.A ik foi prices BAN D WAOONH: SUm lm I quality, large, cam fm Uhle, in,ay lo climb on. Sucker* can't alay o ff g f them. Keep ono rolling throughout your campaign P O L IT IC A L B U N K : Sturdy, well built. E a sy to lie In or out of Nn campaign can aurrved without on*. A L IB IE R i Tim a tested and pro­ ven. Uea In campaign or after taking office. A m in i for every political aspirant. You tie v know when you w ill n**,| < B itte r noi In a aup,.lv now, F L A Q B i No campaign U coir* pleta without a co n fld e r* amount uf flag-waving. Amc Me flag *, a ll e la ** Thev work wh , ed In many plucrsi but tlret ,tho requests d«tl jm tlnlv with m lllf nrv ptuWrls itfia t'.U i* Joint chiefs, qf ''tuff, pnd munitions |>onn| rste of litgli, p riv r Jty .,, tlds way: Acheiion Plan f in* r**M**i1i| im »«in. i ' h .. n rrili'* - | m*i irilili eiltl tka* 1" la t f li tMti Clm iirHl'i'i ">h** McCnrtb M t- pill >11- In do. L :t*l WM*k lie ifitlif '$t»»»l lit* coll'd finish 111 1mi tin Mirndav. in fuiir lie dldo'l. ID* c o l'iq iie .l ill' Un ooi'li hair of Tuesday. Ami Sanford Forum Hr RUHBBLL KAY OHM SHOESt Natty, noieelaui Enahle you to inrak up on any conversation, tiled and emtoned by imart operators. TAX REDUCTION HALVE: Sura curt for gullbta vottrj. Beat nuckrr bait available Uaa It oyer and oyer with complete fuccee*. Oet the large economy alia. WOOL HATS: For uaa In rural •reaa, Stamp* yon aa “on* of tha bay***. Alio rad gallutea. Guaranteed to shrink lo proper alia a/tar election. •* -r. " •_ House Group Pact For The Pacific day negie life avn't lurilal the illirt day for ir'iumu her hoy ft'end. six year old Inlmnv Chriilrrnn. from a wain hlltd mine shaft fall January. Who said anyth ij about the weaker sex? * ;*'** ** TH* HANFORD lie railed III Mr*, t.a rl rruom ilirtflin n fur Ihe HinilltaMa Sclinol, and to tb*' ipli'iidld, wall balanced meal* tin t dm siipervls** each d »" for ilm dilld ren . ' . ' 'She not iintv plan* tha meal* i ut mh Ilm rhlldren are bavinp lilnrh, "he nd-se* up land down .•nrii nl«le, noticing In particular, lint vhM th» rht'dren are "not eating” and inquire* »* to the retfon. What better wav would anyone have, nf trying to plea** the dilldren, n» well as thtlr little bodies T * t thormiKhly enjuv- drupplng hv“ for luiu’h, tho fund l* eicelUnit. Mr* MllidieP and the teach­ er* ere moil gracious, and it •loee ‘‘pin" up the youngfUr* to -ce MnHier, nr nnvone* Mother. ln'srr»lt>d In lolnlng them for an nccatlonal lunch period. sincerely, THE CLEANEST STOCK OF USED CARS IN 1947 Special Deluxe Plymouth Sedan i Htytef Dfeluxq ' Ford Sedan • New F i r e s t o n e Tlrea Radio — One owner L qw mileage Low mileage, T ires nearly new, Rood mechanclally Salt Prica Bala Pries #U B a IIM A -O U , V TT. 1948 Fleetline 4 Dr. Chevrolet 1948 Chevrolet Mr*. A. L . Skinner . ■S w m r i ' Driven only 18,437 miles by o n o . Radio, H sltor, Dofrontor. ' Prlca Iftfi& o o . iC a s ils M * r ra ia N i l # • * » » . '» ennnirirttng h mm# peacaror ■I d h*-ppv woi ld n‘. th* wurk and. | tfjjlvt tf1, c"ni rlhutlin wna to jhrnit?'* er'ifip'atiiaa the HibO * fnmtuer-m Hathuu apd mini- Mm difficulties uf eurrenag PREADRR: Nav- rfolMvi aubacrlimd fof glSSROO,* ad anywhtre, Eery ■uaono «.f the hank* original luat pa'l k*nd!p i, Inn in ,I . i(p itftLi4 v»l0 A 0 M (ia .* road area. Reachue IKK}* I aornar. Single or Lika ait other memhera, aba ah. Boutvl attach- was refill Ired to actually put UP only US per cant of that amount in gold Sf U. H. dollat^or »« per cant of har reearvee, wilaaaver was less-with the rial to bo in Follsh curNtwy. Poland** quota for tin, monetary fund was 1160 ,000,000. OM ono N o ariy -naw , Only 1947J Dodffe Delpxe Coupe1 : ‘ F.xtra clean, ami paint ssj. ' 1?' W W 'l Hrea /• ’ am 1948 ' ' Olilnmobile Station WKfon Looks new, Rnrilt}, Heater —- Hydromatlc equipped, Low" mileage Halo P rlca « |i|R .O O driven One owner, Lo w n U fo e je 'n , �•Jk t ,? uMS^teinip^jSS 'i - . - r . .. . ^J2jMDA™ARJ5jJ52i T H t^ S A N T T O W P ^ C T IIA I^ Social A n d Personal Activities I R r l i l l P a lm e r R a y — S o c ie t y E d it o r 'Social Calender Telephone 148 Annual B o s b c k Night Observed By Pilots Annual Hosses Night of the W EDM LH D A Y Pilot Club was observed last Khenset Court No. f>2. Ladies' night w ith a dinner party held Oriental 8 ‘trlne of North Aniciii-n, in the Yacht Club with a large w ill meet In D fl.uiu l at 8:«n*l\M . number o f members and their at th r Pythian H ull. Election of Uis-es attending. officer* w ill lie tii'ld. A S t. P a tric k ’s Day Theme pre­ Prayer iheetlng - rrv lc r will !„■ dominated in the decorations held In thr M rm oilnl Kiliira*iomil throughout. The dinner tablea lllding of Dll’ E ll xt Baptist were covered with white cloths urch at 7;.Ill l\M. T lir -tn.lv and decorated with white gladio­ of the Hook of A il* w ill hr con-lus sprays Intermingled with llnued. greenery. T a ll green tapers burn­ r ilU lIH D A Y ed In silver candle holders and The MenV Itioihi-rhooil of tIn- small green baskets filled with F irst Haplixl ( ‘him h w ill hutil green and white mints were at their rrg u liu supper mu! program each place. Favo rs were green masting at 7i;ii) I'M . match holdciu with "Bosses Semltinlr Chapter No. ", tl. K. N ight" embossed In gold lettering. B. w ill meet at H;tMt P. M. ttoM rs. Gordon Sweeney directed freshm ents w ill ho served follow- a program of entertainment !l)t the meeting, throughout the evening. A quar­ m The Gram m ar School Parent- tette composed of B ill T y re , M. Weachrr Association w ill mi-rt I.. Raborn, Joel Field and E . B. 7:80 P. M. at the school. Mr*. Randall, J r . entertained the group ’ E . Tucker w ill speak to th<| and later In the evening another croup on " F a m ily Hrlathmshlp quartette composed of J . L , ln zV m u s World Itolutlunshlp". The ly , O. P . Herndon, D r. A . W. homeroom mothers of Mr*. Rat- Epps and B. E . Purcell o f O r­ l i f f s room w ill he hostesses. T h j lando rendered two amusing hjard w ill meet to the iifterru..in songs. Group singing was enjoyed at ?:3 0 P. M. to piano accompaniment furnished n it llA Y hv Mrs. M. C. Stone. The Aiulen Circle of Ilia liurM rs. A . B. Praorsun gave the ilCn Cluli w ill meet at H:lMl I'. M. address of welcome In the form w ith Mr*. I,. K, Speilerr, with of a clover poem and tho re ­ Mrs. J . A. Young a* rn-hu.-texs. sponse was made by M. L . R a­ The Hcm eioealli* Circle of I lie born. Hostesses were Mrs, George Garden Cluli w ill meet nt 7:1111 Stine, Mrs, K. B . Randall, J r . P. M. with M i*. C lay W illiam *. HM.I Mrs. E . It. Lancy. The Palm Circle of I lie Garden Those enjoying the party weru: Club w ill miccI al ]0;<H> A Mr. and M rs. George Stine, Mr. with Ml*. II. K. Bailiff. and Mrs. BUI T y re , Mr. and M rs. The Ixo ra Circle of the Sanford O. W. Touchtnn, Mr. and M rs. M. Gulden I lull w ill meet at I'.’ .iO 1.. Baliorn, Mr. and Mrs. E . II. I-anry, M r. and M rs. Joel Field, Mr, and Mrs, B. B . Randall, J r „ Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. R a tliff, Mr. and Mrs. J . ('. M itchell, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. nitting, Mrs. B. E . Chapman, Mr*. Verne Messen­ ger and Mrs. Nancy Broek. Also M rs. J . P. H all. Mrs. R. C. M axwell, Mrs. Ruth Scott. Mrs. Frank M arN elll, Mrs, A. R. Peter, son. Mrs. Felice West, Mr* .1. 1.. C lurk, Mrs. Al F . Hunt. Mr,,. Mare R aw lins, Mrs. M. C. Stone, Mr*. Gordon Sweeney, MU* Maude Ramsey, Miss Mancha / Kennedy, Dr. A. W. Epps, Ho­ ward F n vlllc. Holland L . Dean. A IK C O N D IT IO N E D R. F . Cooper. T . W. l.awton, J . ! 1.. Ingley, E . C . Harper. O. P. Herndon anil II. E . Purcell of Orlando. * S B e e n Opts l i i t a I*. SI. tia llr L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y THURS. & - FRI.! a l a t k lt u CottU torans Rattle Sheep Rancher* b " HANOI W I N ' Pe rson a h Mr. ami Mr*. Eilw an l Costello of Oneida. N. Y . were the weekend guest* of Mrs. Cura llolllnger at her home at (101 Palmelto Avenue. Friends w ill be glad to Irarn that Charles F . Price is able to return to work at the Celery C ity Printing Company after having liven III for some time. M l*. J . N. Fidm returned mi Monday ftum Kiehmund, Yu., where she visited her son and daughterin-law. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Tolar and their -on Gregory. She was Joined over the weekend hv her hushninl. Dr. J , N. To lar, who mcantpunleil her home. Mr*. Ward Casseell* left yester­ day t" leturn to her Imntr In Wilmington, Del. after vt-itlng for the past week with her parents, Mr. anil M rs. W. It. Dyson at llrclt home on Magnolia Avenue. She wa* areomplinicd by hri huuse gne-t. Mis* Margaret Prltehnrd to Char lntte-v|l]o, W. V« Dr. Q uillm an Talks To Lake M onroe FT A The I .like MoIiiim - I'm , h i -Tench ei * Association held a icgular meat lug ,„i Monday at ............ . « lilt lb Fiao k (Jiiillm au as speaker. II** spake on disease.t nnd how the) are -aieail mid showed a motion nii-l tn-• on health. During the husliies* meeting, which was conilinted by Mrs. Ernest lliin illto ii, plan- wet • niatle th for a County Couneil meeting to lie held at the school uudiliiHum on Apr. IP. Mrs. Claude lllit e ll, Mrs. Kalplt (Vhenler apokn to president of the Couneil, Urged inrniher* to attempt to meet the member* of tho M agnolia. mid two- requi foments needed to re­ Mimosa Circles of the Hsirfitrd ceive blue ribbon award* for the Gardrn Club on F rid a y . The year. A 'lonthtatlng committee was meeting was held at 10:00 A. M. the home of Mr*. C. H. Cngotirti appointed lo select candidate* far office* for the ruining yoar. The with M rs, I f . C. H etiel an co- committee l l composed »f Mr*. hostess. It. It. Stafford, Mrs. Adrlbert Mrs. Wheeler traced the his­ K 1 1 in bring, sml M rs. C luyt, u tory of the llciiero callls and Us loliosoli. Fourteen member.. were pie-i'iit with five new tnembei* development III this count iv iidiled to the loll. Slides wore shown of the various speeinren anil a short *ketch tiilil of each. At the conclusion nf the meeting refreshments wore serv­ ed by tbr- hostesses to Mrs. I,. P. Hagan, Mr* Miriam Russell. Mrs. •ielon B . Rrvels, J r . was honiit■I. E . H iggins, Mrs. J . D. W right. J r ., Mrs. Charles Meeks, Me- r.| on Id ' fit-1 Idithday recentlv H arry Rnlrlnson, Mrs. W. K. with u party given by hlb mother, K lrclih o ff, J r .. Mr*. Joel Field, Mr*. G . B. Revels, at the home Mrs. F W . I.ie ske , Mra. J . Bralley uf hi* grnn.lm uthsr, Mra. J . C. (Mam, Mr*. Roy F . Sym e*. J r . Cook, 21)4 Maple Avenue. The Mr*. R. II. It ro ly . M rt. Floyd rooms weie attractively de-uratpalm er, Mr*. W . D. Hofmann, .’.! with sweet peas, xnapdragun* Mr*. J / N . A **arello, Mr*. Chuiles ho,I fern. Envoi* of l.allom .i and Hrown, Mr*. Clarence W ulll*. luiskats nf mints were givsn to Mr*. Wheeler. Mrs. J . M. Haynes each guest and the hnnuree re­ fi'.'.m his young of Camden. N. J . and Mrs. G ceived gift* frlem la. W . Spencer. M . Wheeler Talks To Garden <’irclen at the home of M r * . Charles Vodnplch at Indian Mound VII| b i -h for a covered dish lllliehe-m The Hibiscus C ircle of the San­ ford Garden Club w ill meet at 3:00 P. M. at tha Garden Center w ith M r*. W . A . M orrison and Mrs. Seth Woodruff as hostesses. M O N DAY The Sunbeam Band of tha Wom­ an’s M issionary Union fo r ages six to nine years of the F irs t Baptist Church w ill meet at 3:30 The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church w ill hold a quarterly business meeting at 10:00 A.M. In tha Men's Bllde Class Room. The Dependable Class of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. John Rchlrard, Jr., In Loch Arbor at B:00 P.M. FO R O F F IC E , SC H O O L O R Mr. and Mrs. W . It. Hughes aminunred today Hie muvriagu of their daughter, Flora H. Adams of Kinston, N. C. and Sanford, to C arl R. Stin m l, also of Kinston. The wedding tong place on Mar. 3 at the F iis t Christian Church of Kinston with I he Rev. Hurt of­ ficiating. A fte r Apr. I Mr. and M is. Stroud w ill reside in Klll.itoil where Mr. Stroud U engaged In farm ing. EVA N S T A P P E D T . Evans of Sanford 4 DO Ik K . t ') III H Jil \*s- Lata In the after noon rtfrashments consisting of pink and blue cakea, Ire cream and grape Juice were served hy tha hoxtos* r,aislcl hv Mra Tuny Ruasl, MU* Sldrley tdsk', Mr*. H«try Hutbert anil Mr*, (’nob. Thosa enJoying the afternoon with Gclcti were Busan Ann Dahl#, D. 0. Newsi.me, Tmd Echola, Busan Stein, Patricia Ann PraaeoU, Jana Williams, Lynda Wililak.* and Rosa Marla Ruail, Also Celle Russl. Anita Pyrne, Marilyn vonllerhulla, Nolan Fry». Mika Echola, Charles Stain, Steven Stein, Joo Prescott, Jimmy Wil­ liams, Larry William*. Hatiry Rusal and Nick Oglesby. Also Mra. Malvln Dekle, Mr*. J . C. Newsome, Mr*. Lamar -Eahola Mrs. Fred Slain, Mr*. Carl Pff1** rott, Mrs. Jama* vonHarbtilis, Mra. Ivey Echols an.?>fr(. Lon­ nie Oglaaby. ’ *< 'Ml !» ' V It " 'l W IT H A L IF E T IM E 1. .In *m 1 Jib I Ml ff v 1*1. i r t f * 1 1 XI \ *•'v i t ( HI * 1 111 VIllMll. '1 VI II XT \ l n « I'tl i t •* . 11 TU* X | * . it .A111*1 % !• \nK' f’Viir Tt» Tr#td !• I' *i >t*I »■ JA C K Ja ck \ 1 3til Munhl la It VI lUd • N'lllit one of nine Stetson students tap­ ped UaJs spring by Ye Mystic Krewe, according to announce- H O I,I.YW O O D . Mat. Ill id'i Mary Chase, author " f Hie pi .re winning “ H arvey” , I* campaign­ ing to have hei -Ix-fm i; rabbit shown on the screen. The film version of tile -Inge bit w ill soon begin priellulion at If n I v e i s a l-InterriHtiomii. Sit*, ( ‘ hase I* heie from her Denver nome to eonfer i'll the w ritin g . Sh r ha- spent the ln*t lew days trying to a giie the p'mlueet* In­ to showing Harvey In the film . " A ll I w ant." she told me, "I* a final -cone of Jim m y Stew art leaving the -a’lltarlum arm -in­ arm with H arvey. J u -» a shot showing them from *he rp»V 1 feel this I- necessary to vltidlcute Mr. Stew art. Otherwise be appeals In be m eicly a drunk. So fill Hu I I liav* sa d „ flat mi. They think it should lie left up to the audience whether or not there i» a Harvey. l*n« M is. Chase t* -HU aigum g. Perhaps hoi persistence i- la • cause llnive;- 1* vet v i ml ••I wa» brought tip mi the te ltic legend, about large •n'm ijb. | -M v f in%Mv 1,1 tMrm from |11«Ur. . * * M is. Chase tela led Ir.o -be md been icarehli'it («" " b1" } ' ” -evei el year* ago. S " » « ' * ’ ,'1" morning with tne idea "f •* who made friends with n l " o U , as l ha ovur-»li<! *1 in Ir is h legend Thu- K n it Of \ Hom e K i tr t HitMir "■ k* V 11 I *’ I Y H im hi t \t V **i*If i - 1 NS »«*••» 1-t i ............... ' | Mm M » Hi I: v t l I l - 1. , Mil MmnOi \ di-t asHniH uni* lirh l mi I h l tiiti'J 4'o tilit'11 of ( 'h im hw om oi nnd in n n ltr i ,** m lp il f»i join I lie m |ram /at dim Mi w I mi/ pi . ox i i rhe m o rtifiir an d a l tin .o r tlll'O ltl of h«|-irM’s- M 'fll 11M11 III rnM>iHtim; of i like and i o f f e r , xxri. Mixed h\ M»n Ill'll! iiw i Inf I. I -• lid ■ti*'** M is C l» let To I Rev o ln l ion, I 111Of t in 1o W h in n tw epi lo ll, ll I f'%11 in omin i ! rd I tl O.i f* I H .in 11M' i finif -‘•U'KMIr «V*FI||IpFIl'A "I “IlllfVtty . .teciftsil .... H i a u l.lt. Hite toyed illI . l l u . names, hut H a .v e y i hS mI t„- debut 11week b, l.oiubm * 1 t ( tM I’ l 1.11 S | n |nI, Id help p. Irati . .it I lit ' l|i o fr o * ' f h a i ' I O O IO N IA I C l I A N IT A I 11(1 a t' I In ' m l* n n d XI t i l l ! n -a S 1 \ MON I ho* * SPRING MPPICS ’,*d| ' 4* ' l *’0 i audleo. - ... ' H a rv e y i.o p ca.ed I f P'ddle , gluo. ....ka >imv T h e p lay’s p ru d u c il. the In ' 1 | | r w ill -out. o p e ........... . .. , Ml * ""*■ p e iiiie rti.n , ............... .. I" I the ........ .d-e- f » ' " " ' » But Du. he h> agreed airree.l tu let t in . is iv n .r io l about I " ’ ' ^ the Idea, tu let vev appeal «n stage ut lb' d i d ! u f’ the u( trie sfcnn.l seen no set se, in ..........a try u.U ■ I M1,i „r „uic,l\ l.efme n audience of seivicem ee ml I - out llm - .V ' "Me. Pambarton whs v.-.v on, \nd th .-.e - n" .......... . about It," said Mi * f leise 'H X tuck I ( M i S I* li!N < > !•; x s r i ' . R D ix liio n x . am i K i.M - A N n * ; mu ru i f l i t g t lll.io l' ' A 2-!!M u r n ! 3 .til y d . m . * j* n D l'M A K I U i l l . K — a* f r e n it Hn N p iitig H rt’i'/.e ! ( ’ ten . .e n in tu tii it it tl niinrt'i i/etl in it ■»v lu w iiit iliil it ........ .. j. n I I (• r n s i.iin t H . VYVAfiav of m i.I ntilhl lit" i>t ii mi- I', i rimrii'iiI liin .il, iiei-il;i" -lotI'lling. Hit" wide c yd. | .3!) yd. a im t it h iiI ;ii n u .i'h h llH tu r l''n s lii" o It in p ' v v u n h iililu in m ir tm u n l ni d a rk a ito fid t ri'' f n r y n n r H t m it m t r p r lt d n . it n tu l n il K n t lr u ly w id e liiilt l il'.l" mi .' I I1 m I lie I i . v .’ I i p s I nf 11. mg |> it I t e r n * l’>•* -mi h u n te r L n ,tliii'ii* . iih - m nl w id e . yd. M lh ! s U t llt 1,1 S I N wnitderflll I’nl* Hlllth Ini yeirttelf, jtleitl fur I .title I hi Ih' (u n lit mill .Inn im'-t h u n ti’l1 S till. vvidti. nil t-nltirtt. d<i'' | .08 yd. HOM E GUABAN TBB M A TES Y O R K S IIE E R lo v e ly n e w tn m c r Ju htncInuH p « s t u 1 h . HD" h wide T h t f t ' f ft* 1ft o f tfyta "Luckctl • m m it r u b b ih ir , t u b b ih lr one- I 4 |.3!> yd. A M C D IM ITY — finttrtt q un It Iv in dn in tv Hinnll doftlgllH. S T E M LI TISSL'F, K A II.I.E — In nil culiirs In inuteh or cuntniHt with ninny id her lu’itn 11till floral nnd patterni'll prinlK. 78c yd. | .71) yd. pioctr 6 t to rtlf cotttR lfw « . n » |p p«ltets tucked ind Mitche.1 t, -M to m atch ih o u ld a t la a rtts . . . i. T H E NEW PLU N GER I TkU pan he Ms M l Mr I writ* far thro* month* i giurtnUed to lw unbml XI 'M• ll 1*1 ||| l> ID« hi 2SU ■ -«• .............rss:D i.n.-I.Y:;:!:;:;-, ................. stitcb fn i*«i x t i i . \ m n i ; lli'l 'it' H.l'lllli- I i no at hill l II j. 1\ r Shi' *d 1h i lllliks l | i | ' x r t • I liMthf a n iifigaail .itn'*• Ih I h r I d a , * 1.1 fill" t llllr a t till* ••nil C n f.tl I n o u t i Iv (Ml h r l .llllim v S '- va i ih i 4ii I pid< w i t h h r i A h ?»!• xx ith lln ( i m d l a x ' i s . III* h r l i t x i '» m v fo n t sld rk n h kI idii I»| >• idiiim ^ o 51»*«R (V- i mi no \i in no.' i I' 1<j|i| in i % in -i 1 11 t r a n i i lire r F -Mnl soaa >" o ir i -l uxe- in onion hid M ciir 4|*m| lit- " t i n f i it# I **v i i mi * • In st." Un* 1' ’ nt tho *>him. a ll Ilf w lih h u n *- aw 11111)1 l ‘ l * lid no-1 i eheost* n o . I a ! t 11111 a f t n th r I ’ookii a|t|o n . * *I mi tin *tano the u n d irin r I n n I h" moron. Tin* Mivtalldr l*t C O N I 'I DON' I MIlk Ilik’ wiih T 'm n I h (h i ,* In* k I vim i I \ M in im i llu * th r i •*rn* «l\ - Tt M«r«m I Im i Htla v S im al Ion w T i n t at w ill lull* ox H IMI |* M f lo m* I t VV-11i ini" It t H r iu u .l t H I i n<midtoi l*n>«* ‘hfill fni a hrantifid t Hit’ ll I Hi ll P h iit n Uy R a v i ii m i il Si in!in K n ’il (iann** in (hi* S n i i f o n l (iaMton 1 hilt’-, u im n il ii H i n t l w t 111 itln fnt hot a i t i tlr anil lu\< i \ iu ‘ Olliplllti* Oft ' A lt h I W 11 JllpilMl'-M f yit h i «1 pin r I Hrl1 ,,f " " .......... Harrison Clmt tot. MaiiThl* of tin' A m n im ii Kd'lit, 1111! 1*111k \xtiM if *|‘|,, IMl’ollfiir of till* Tl'MIp |w ||~mil) % h ih ! on I hi* fiis l Tm"wlni nf tjo I, i I t „f Ih, , ti I’ l l I t t M M eet I.......lin t -t ip i- 11**« Ni*i•t 1- »r** - "O ui l ow o ' *, loot of a li*l(r to tinlio r lia ii lim n M> l M' i ih tii|- L i a^iit .*f | | m f '1«i f 1 1 Tat ham I Child r h w a*- lo M . in T u ,. „ *Iiin n( th»* homo nf M|w || |* n l" ‘“ " l ^'wond .• - * « * i * s » - - i f Scene F r ie n d s h ip tin n p in n , A Is I FOUNTAIN PENS. VMM* Ink H *|dy. t a s R E E 1 itk. A U fo U » gaarantoo wltli soak yon. PEN T ill iiH iiir • *it l ’ I't f hm 1I»mip *; ,i:.•»#, r jSi i -t-h t ; . n*u SPECIAL FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY Thla Certificate Is Worth 44.31 r t r ,r f ,r r*®, TH E TH REP f i t A1)10 STATION I W.T.R.R. Hollywood p . M. — ADDED— CARTOON—"BIG DRIP*4 O V ELTY— "YOUNG DR. RAM' Flora H. Adams Wed To Carl R. Stroud iiu-nt Ibis week by that organisa­ tion. The Krewe 1- n society of Friend* w ill irg rc l to train (hat Junior and -enloi men students Joe Saunders continues ill Ht the chosen solely on the hast* of their Orange M rmmlnl llti..i>it,,i in O i. individual abilities sml Hereinlando where he um lriw rnt a re­ pllshments, Irrespective of frate rcent oprintion. nltv or other aflHathm. Evans Is a senior In the College of I,aw and a past member of the Mr. ntul Mrs. W. II Hughes and Honor Court. He I* a meinhu >’f duughtrr, Shelby, have iclurncd to the rule* and procedure commit­ their home in Kinston, N. C after tee of the Student Government visiting Mr. Hughes' parents. Mr. Association, president of Sigm a and Mrs. W . H. Hugh,-- at ,311 Nu social frate rn ity , slid presi­ Magnolia Avenue. dent of the lu terfrate rn lly root*, ell. He is majoring In business Ham hl R . Hughe* ami daughter, adm inistration. Joyce, have returned lo I belt home in Chapel H ill, N. C. after visiting Hm nf tho tin Or lri rulni uwanlH wan won >»> \l • flow I*i h)|ou lii’lil IiimI Wf»U al |h«* TnUllnt I'onlri ! In Mr. a ml Mrs. W. II. Hugh«- Harold lan^i’iiicnt «»f wliii* taini'llliiN mnl hto Hughes I* a Naval in-tiuelnr a ll O lie R O B T H O M A S lo tin title nf |la- nt t iiiiKotiii’ ril All h , ( h i i m 1* |•11 » *il the U niversity of North t’ainMnn In Chapel llif l. nnfi'tl 11 hint Ilf*, lln l i i t o l n mnl tsi’o If 11i f i ih 1 nit (ielon R. Revels, Jr. Honored With Party ERROL PAGE 8 A V T 0 N P , F L O R ID A W W W datp caster float. In ltluc, p w i l t e d b utton* on h m lic e fnxiw . pink. Siie* 9 to n Ms ten To " C U D ROUMILLAT TOW N O v*r Hlatlon W TH H T h u rsd a y , M ar. IU— 8 I*. M. AND ANDERSON f^.* t “A i c• i v * ’* •Jr'' . ...A*. U s .if jiV t A* -T.T* it‘* •> ; ^ -------------- . ---------------- ------------ �o #* B P "ffiJ*.* ? j-T i N. r.FaraTeams BASEBALL Buckle Down To HIGH LITES Stiffer S essions Iff) Loirs Hommn The Pay Off Says Manager TommyHeath Of Min­ neapolis Millers To Reserve Judgement U ntil T eam Plays " I'd like to give you tho named of four PO.gsmn winners and about five .SIM) hitters," la id Tommy llfhtlt manager of the Mlnnearm- too C LO V LA M P By Associated Press PtLOT, H A S O O tN CP IN D IA N G EN ERA L M ANAGER H A N K G R EEN B ER G / V PRED ICTIN G A P EN N A N T F O R TH E T R IB E HOW EVER. THERE C E R 7& N B IG IP S BETW EEN t h e R E D E N IN S NNO a n o t h e r A m e r ic a n LEA G U E 8 U N T/N Q . Minor League Clubs Get Into Shape As Game Time Nears The Sanfnrd Giants, paced by manager Ed Levy, ran through a stiff, lengthy workout session today. The two-way fight between Fred Weher and Max Pfeifer for flr*t base wa* still keeping onehalf of the pot boiling, while the other half wa* left to Jim F.lll* and .foe Elide who art currently battling for the diamond's hotcorner. lioth Elide and Pfuifcr wen signed hv Smut Boh Martin. Pitcher* Boh Mroxinskl, Al Kiekel, Ralph Cunningham, and Jake Heutel took turns hurling through several rounds of bolting practice. The remainder of the saitad ran through Infield and outfield drille. II- M iller-, "but It’a nt111 a l l ll l " toil e a rl" to make any such pre­ dictions." , If rut I- a tt" " ’ rd the fa rt that, no m atter how vond n team look* I” aiirlmr Irolnlni' m' s -I o p - tbn ball frame It*' If I- the tm v o ff, "U nH "’ n re o u r e " the manager «ald. "» hot look lee *nrlne trainlnir pros­ per ran fell to nieces " The Mlnneiinnll* pilot pointed not M'vrrnl nlaver- that "have •very atiiipnrnnro of turning In a gonil sen"nn." A strin g of fiiii^ e a lrh e ra head, fd hv veteran a tn rle r Roh Flrade drew nod* of onnrn»a| fro m the reentor W n |lh "m ||n v t form er .lark -o tivIP e o u tfie ld e r and A d rian / a hnl a ev-N ew Y o r k N a tln n -I have grind rhaorea o f m aklm ’ the perriianeiil rlu h m a te r via h lttln e n e rfo rm a o ie« th ev turned In ilnr|n<* V e s te l'l"" ’" d r|l|n . Mnnairer lle«*h l« fIodine d lffl eultv In -eleellni’ the h eller *.r two "h»'«t" *lr«l hn"emen "R o ili of Uni hoy* look too eoml In iimlr • a fln -l el'olre now," the idiot aald. "»o I'll re«erve bidement In that denartmeiit until we yet a few anrlni’ trnioinir gallic* iindat our h ilt* ." Heat ll paid trlleita to ilie Flnrl la Weather t«el«e lie lanlna1 "TIiround l« irelftni* Into ahaoe f»*tae th»o I thouah* thev roidd T*l* ronl I'llmate here l« letlm.r th" Vov• tvnrb nut the hInk a a|o'v|e " With he|o from the parent N V team. Heiith *uid he ertieeteil a belter mniili't staff than tie bad la«l vein. Ih' iii*o predieted e faater team fnr the rnmllK’ earnpnivn. “Our Inek of -need la"* venr ln«t II- oinie I linn one came," he «nld. Tim mnntil'er iilnoped mi onltin>’ hi" elutrt’ l'a tlirooi’ li llietit woekmit d rill" tnilav. “ We'll hint nil alnfl<* with e few innpd- «.f Imttliur prnet ir e " Heath declared. "About Frldnv." Healli enmlud ed. "w e'll i’l l -turfed plnvlntr aimir llitra-aoinid lllla ." pullmvimr I* || ro-ter of Mlltera now pacing till "Ugh "I'llng drill" On the mound! W IIII hiii (I. Ay era, Newman, (la .; Wealey lliilley, Loglin. Iltu ll; !>*• Vid Barnh ill. M liiinl, Fln.;M lllurd Howell, W ilk"*-lla rrv , 1‘n.j A la* Konikowalu, llfuron Kalla, Conn.; T . K arl McGowan, Dulliau, A in .; Inane•O .JV an o n , Mempbla, Tenn.: Ibumlil Holterlaon, T iin tu n , N. .1.; llu y t W libel in, H iiotvi. villi', .'!. C .l Aditun /iilm lii, lliivein i. t'uba. Ilebind the plate: Hebert llia d y, Hnrtfurd. Conn.) E rn est Vel n, Kb bl-born, N. J . to Hie infield: Hayiinuid I >neb lilgc, N rw m k, N. J . , In |be imtllebl: I'tlVul Howell I llmuelle, Ala.; Olailea Weikinaa. Wsi renalnitK Mu. Sanl ord - O rlando K ennel Club I'JntrioH ru M i.n r* i:v n tiM MUST ll -I I —A taika Nila Sllaiskrn Mrsuln*. Unini Town, Ill'll nv'« 11.1ill id11 . I'UIii Util. Tattun. /.ark 11nun, (.'luuriy Jawal, ItullliiK AHi a ■K r i l k l l HA C K— K a m t l l * llida I .at. Plaraua, Opal'a Mia* taka. I'tnalnU I'tiUI, ImUii Julia, Uuata'a kalluw. (.'oiton j . Hulling Matkti T i l l H it I IA I'K — l/ t a i k k M ila' Hi,lil’ ii Hsinla. Hmu*. Ntllla B.. BlOktl C lairs m il. My Itagurd, IN >949 -jg rm 6 ‘¥A t NOMtRt, UM TO N/O :+Clfir' COA+r L fA O dt ETAHUAM-\ S o a A MFC, HFll 6TART AN F A O riR A*RAP* ON THE U A Q t u / _______ /ftV iMifiJfttflotf If fti| fiilwii IfWoiii H u/N I P , BEA r o f n . m oo nu ? cm - Th u TEAR AMP VO-FAMF H/NNUf* IN '4 0 , N F NUN ONI Y& /V 1 9 4 'A AND C U PVtiO fHOM A 2 .4 .i rt> S .1o t a h n u p r u n mahm / Kentucky Cagers Gorgeous Gussie Handed Defeat In Tells H er Side Of Tourney By CCNY Panties Dispute NEW YORK. Mar 16-lrP) Tlie National Invitnlinn lla-kelhnll Tournament—an nld luiRalam for Adolph Kupp—iiku Iii i.< buuntiiiK the Kenliii'ky maater mind. Tilla time "Tile ilaroil" ..eea lleavera running about. Thu Heaver*—from HCINY — dealt Hupp III* worst defeat ill SO year* ul Kentucky in tho ipiartor-finnl nuiiul of tin* NIT last night. The ncoie wu* Hit to 51. Thu*, City’* while-hot ipilntet will meet llui|ue*lii' in the »i"iilfiual* Thuraday night. |)ut|iic*iic advanecd witti u 4,1-li vii-lnry over IdiHalln of I'tiUaihlplila in tha opener, llrkuluy unit Ht. JofiVA will play In lit* otlier aaml-flnal gktno, u 1th. the final* *ct fnr Saturday. t "I figured Wf'il win till* thing," Hupp paid following tlin runt. "Nn ekiuiae*, III ) " Orty*' Will* Ilia worst ever " llnfi nt In Ilie Ni l la nothing •«w fur Huiip. nl" "Kahulou* Flv i" w*i hia-teil out In the ipii.rter-fiiiaU lk"t year by l.ny ula of t’hli'ago. In l'»4/ It wa" (tlah's "Cindurelln" outtit which opnc t Keniiii liv't lav ireil *ppl« i *i| In tlin finale. Th" Wildefla dlil take Hie N il till" I" H>«6 w lh n tM'1 vii'luiy nv«r llhuih' l*h"id :t'a*e. The IH.IIIMI (an" III Madlann Smiare Harden ruiihl n it rpilto lielleve wlmt they "a'". Hut Hupp te'llr /«vd It. In W«. lie believe- Hit" 'mild do It •" hi* team anytime, "that a one superb hall flub," Hupp "Even If we played Ihem attain tomorrow night we ruohiii t l>ev them T h v definitely sm the better Irani" ... And m they wire. Nit Hidmao'* ilick crew euulil1 do nntlilug wrong. Poweied by Ed Warntt Irwin Dimliol and Kd the Beavers inred to a in*l l*»n ami ItSld • 45-liO halfllwo lead over the bewildered Hnulhfantern Conferfnce Champ*. Tho Wildcat* drew within HI point* in thg second half, but City promptly whipped lit HI IThr following was written l*y liertrnde "tinrgeou* tiuHsle" Mm an, Manta Monica, Calif., teani* player, for Ilie Asaoelated l're»*.I Hr HKKTKHDK MOHAN CAIKO, Egypt., Mar. 15. i/IO — I ilu mil know what li'iitii* clothi-H I am going to wvur at Wim­ bledon. I mi a tennis player. I am going In wear clothe* I can play telini* ill — the he"t tennl* I cun herao-e I wunl to win the Wim­ bledon title more thun anything el ae. I read a lot of nonseiiRe thine day* people I never even talked to, writing -tulle* saying I am go­ ing to wein a daring new ciintuine, That I* silly. I'll wear clothe* I can piny my licst In. Publicity follow* me. I cannot help it if ..... pie cook up phoney ipiolv* ubout engagement- with tennl* player* I've never even seen off the court, If Ti'ddv Tolling who designed (he lure pnntir mill they were only an outer garment lias n iilea cn»ttime in goiat taste I'll wear |t iTlnling, Hillhli designer, create ilie if, e ' m i if* l.uai'ie wore In Ilie Wlinhleo'in meet at Lntldoi hi’ l year. I My lentil: clothe- nie |iicltv well The Jacksonville Tars put In over three hour* on the training field yesterday. Under orders from Hal Oruhei, tho Tar’s pitch­ ing *tsff buckled down to hard throwing. A nesslon of infield ami outfield drill* we- rapped off by Chick (ieneveac'k lint ground "mashes. Gruber said the I a n would nlav the Minus City Son" Mil" Friday afternoon. Time and place of the contest was not announced, Harvey Gentry, fiiotix City fielder, hegnn training with his hull rluh yesterday. Gentry hal­ ted ..'115 with Ft. Wurth of the Wcitem league Is*', year. He lod that league In tin* runs "cured department with 125. eparl The H'ui* mound sta ff combined their effort* in pitching seven rounds of hatting practice. In­ field end outfield cUills capped the afternoon *e*-|nn The Knoxville Himd ie* held the longest and most rugged train­ ing *en*lnn yet seen ul tho Giant rump, After a brief talk hv Hans l.ohart on the Importance of Iwlug In condition, the Binnklt* took the field fgr four hour* of practice drilling. Lohart ami J. Aragon demon­ strated the new balk ruling to to the battery men. The team finished th* session with *even rounds of hatting practics. , . „ . Have Garcia, pilot of the Osh­ kosh Giant* worked out with the Smokies. The Oshkosh team scheduled to report In ramn Mar. 10, won the Wisconsin Htale Ua* gua pennant last year. \'l Carl Hnbbell, akmg with hU aide Huhher Jonnard, toured all th<* Giant diamonds. For a dunk for large potato • hiii". mu-h kvorafln anil soaeiln il with lomun Juke. *all, and era!* >"l onion. -Serve for a aartv snank ><r as n first course, with tomato Juice, fur a family nta^l. The ni"»t delicious of canhne* li.it t.fi. r m y t" .ii hi lin li* and ire mad" with thin round* of I i') pi vvliuli' wlmni bread topped with I'.nl I am ii ' i ie '• il lii clothe* I'urtiinlicr sll'-e* and dabs of curI .'ail play tcniii- in Not ill ilsil i»Hvimnnl e. iinling n »eiisnll»n and .erlalnlv not in kiiylhll.g .ti.t>.lie at alt v unhl . li’ hli'l In p. "i i.- Ie. I am writing ilu* herauic *n many "illy I hint: - m v e hern writ­ ten sii.l -aid about me by alum"! ive.yhody except Ilie A’ -nciattal VEHO BEACH, Mar. 16. — — Pitchers I>on Newcumhe and Carl Ersklne and second baseman Jackie Robinson are the newest member* on the Brooklyn Dodgers' ailing list. The two pitcher* have sore arras and Robinson yesterday pulled up with a lame leg during the Brook­ lyn-Mobile exhibition game. Roh hie aggravated an old pulled liga­ ment in hie left thigh and this could temporarily hold up hi* con ditiunlng, alnc* running I* what hr "red*. PHOENIX, Arlx., Mar. 16. —OP) — Three New York Giants, Inrlud mg Manager I.eo Durorher, are buttling the flu germ. Slugging outfielder Bobby Thom •mi and lofirlder Roy Zimmerman are the other victims. Durocher di-resnled the advice of club phyrician Dr. Anthony Palermo and visited the field yesterday, but Minn realised the doe was right ■ml returned to his hotel quarters. BRADENTON, Mar. 16. Hostnn Braves Manager Billy Houthworth Intend* to stand i veteran club today against Cln iliinaH's Reds In an exhibition game at Tampa. Johnny Bain, who had a poor season lost sum­ mer, will pitch the first three In­ ning" against the Red". Roh Hall nml Dick Donovan are exported to follow Bain. The apparent reg­ ain! outfield of Bid Gnidon, Mnin .1"thro* and Willard Klarnhall 1* expected to start tho gam*. .SARASOTA, Mar. 16. — OP) — Dave Farrias and Earl Johnson, two of the most likeable guys In baseball who had tough seasons 1**1 year, will get a pitching chance for tlm Boston Red Boa to­ day against the Bt. Louis Card­ inal* at Bt. Petersburg. Vem Stephens, who has hetn In unifoim only three days since ending lux holdout, I* listed to make the trip and may play shortstop. IRI.ANDO, Mar. 16. — OP) — lev Noten, the Washington Benalors* S70,r,00 rookie outfielder from the Coast league, hasn't hail a hit in three exhibition game". But the Nat*' tioHses aren’t worried. "He’s Just like all the rest of those power hitter* with a hitch in their swings," said club Presi­ dent Clark Griffith. "They don't get their timing down until they *ee lots of pitching, and then they are plain murder. "(loose Goslln was the same type of hitter. LA K ELA N D , Mar.. 16. — </P) — The Detroit Tigers' uncovered a Class A-l pitching prospect Tue*. day In Iwating tha Ni Jew York “Yankees. inkres. The Bengal* started 20-year-old Kay Herbert, a Detroit high school graduate, ugaliiMt the Yanks. And In thf. . three Innings he pitched, Herbert yielded only one He wae with Toledo last sea­ son. winning HI ami losing 17. Hlgnt now, ho rites ns on* of the best prospects in the Tiger camp, he sent hack to the hut minors for more acsiiinlng. TUCSON, Ari*., Mar 15. - l/P) — Boh Keller, who hopes to hecome a 20-gnnie winner again this year,, wan set to make hi’ first exhibition start fur the Cleveland Indian* today Manager Lou lli.udreeu Hated him fiu a four inn ug *liut aval '* the Oakland Oak" of the Paclf* *. I’Ve T r 'h - ----- on — ............ To ■ H FU LLER TO N , Jr. Its 47 NEW YORK, Mar. 1». ~ UP)— Overworked? Feel you need Yean In Baseball Tired? a reel after filling out your in­ COLUMBIA. 8. C., Mar. 16. — UP) — Bally la a 47-year-old class A baseball Jody come Apr. 18 and President Earl Blue, the lady's boss, thinks her history Is worth talking about. Bally, ■ respected and accepted nickname, comes from the first let­ ters of South Atlantic league, In­ stead, as Blue says, "In honor of soma dama of the nest." Tho Bally Isn’t the only Iragne In baseball whose nickname Ie bettar l^nown than the actual one. The Itty League gets Its name front the fact all it" teams are In Kentucky, Illinois And Tennessee. Baseball w rite rs added a " T Y " to the K I T the same a* they added an " L Y " to H A L. The name "Ponv League" Isn't official but like Bally and Kitty it* a respected title. Pony Is the short form of th# real namet tha Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York League. The Three-! League gets If* name from the locations of all teams In Illinois, Iowa and Indiana. It waan’t long after the forma­ tion of the South Atlantic in 1901 turned to their home base after the New York Giants handed them a 5-1 Ilasting yesterday In Phoenii. TAMPA. Mar. 16. — f>P> — Maybe It's just an early spring surge of power hut those Cincin­ nati Reds suddenly have become sluggers. They only have s 2-2 record In their first four exhibition games, hut In the last (hret tilt-* they heve belabored Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Phil pitchers far 26 runs on 86 ......... hits. The hit produc tlon has Included eight home run*, four triples and seven twohagger*. The Reds came through with n 7 to 6 triumph over th* Phils yeterday. HAN BERNARDINO, C a lif. Mar. 18. — UP) — Home run slug­ ger Ralph Klner sprained his right wrist yesterday in the Pittsburgh Pirates’ exhibition game with the Chicago White Box. Klner will he out of the Bur lineup anywhere from two days to a week. The mishap occurred in a colli­ sion with Wnitesux first ba*i'tuun Harm Reich. Pirate officials first feared Klner'e wrist wa* broken hut X-rays showed no fracture. RXHIBITION HAHKHALL It At Yesterday's Results: New York (N) 6, Cleveland ( A l l Clevel'd "B’* (A) 6, Oakl’d (P C D 4 Detroit (A) 8, New York (A) 1 Chicago (N) 8, Bt. Louis (A) 2 Bt. Louis (N) 6, Boston (i() 3. Cincinnati (N) 7, rhlla'phla (N) 6 Pittsburgh (N) 12. Chicago (A) 7 Brooklyn (N) 4, Mobile (BA) 1 T O D A Y ’S H C H R D U LR Bt. Louie ( A ) vs. Chicago ( A l at Paaadena, C a lif. Oakland ( P C L ) vs. Claveland (A ) at Tucson, Aria. tlrookl./n (N) vs. Philadelphia (A at West Palm Beach Chi eg" (N) vs. l-o* An'les (PCLi at Fullerton, Calif. Boston (N) v*. Cincinnati (N) at Tamps Mexican All-Btars vs. N. Y. <N) at f'h lenix. Arts. New York lA ) vs. I'hlla'hlu (Nl ►i ' i.'aiwel"! Hsrrniii’ ini. ,'L» v . I'lttib'h (N) ji ..a .iiJdliio, Calif. H"* • I. l . v . -t L nu* ( N ) «■ Si I'e-se h "<* come tax blank? . . . Bud, you ain’t done nothin'. Listen to Lou Little reminiscing about hi* pr o last football days . . . "In my la* season, 1923,” Lou ""II played seaeuu, •*«>», says H j a **<» 26 games. I t wasn't ae bad ae It sounds . . . We (Th* Frankford Yellow Jackets I would play the Rears or Akron or Jim Thorpes Canton Indians — one of th* Na­ tional league teams — on Satur­ day; then I'd go up to WllkaeRarre and play on Sunday. Th* teams up there weren't too good s_nd thev were a little scared or our reputation, so we could loaf a bit . , . At the same time I was coach­ ing four teams. During the week I’d coach the Navy-Yard receiving station and Abingdon high achool. On Friday morning some of the Frankford crowd would come In end we’d practice. Abingdon played Friday afternoon. Satur­ day th* Yellow Jackets would work out In th* morning and play that the name Sally originated. Unlike many leagues th* Sally ha* changed very little, The six original teams are still members— Macon, Charleston, Columbia, Au­ gusta, Jacksonville end Savannah. Cnlumhua mid Greenville have been In the league so long they ire considered by Blue to be oldtimers also. President Blue says the first games of the new circuit wrre played Apr. 6, 1904 and that Chsrlrston shutout Savannah 8.0; Jacksonville took a lusty whip­ ping from Macon 10-2 and Co­ lumbia won from Augusta 8-7. The Georgia cities were hosts for all three games. In the lineup at centerfleld for Auguhlu that opening day was Tyrus Raymond Cobb, u high rlsimant along with Babe Ruth lo lbs title "Mr. Uaieball." Ty Cobh's introduction to profes'ional baseball was fancied up witb n home run and s double. Bui, the great Georgia Peach was shipped to Anniston, Ala., the following week. However, Tv re­ turned to the SA L a year later from the Cotton States League to lead the Hally In lutttlng with n .126 average. From the Bally he went on to the American l.eaguu to win the batting crown 12 times In I I years. Ty Cobh isn’t the Sally's only famous product. Blue say* grad. uated stars are too numerous to list hut he think* the pitching of Arthur (Bugs) Raymond of the 1907 Charleston team Is too good to overlook, Raymond set a pitching record of 16 game* won ami 11 lost. Greenville's great team of 1920 won the pennant with 17 games to spare later Ashe* pare hut nut two years y .Ilie, then a Sally team, broke the Greenville record by leading 18 games In 1920 Greenville set a team hatting record of .116. The same Greenville team produced George Khlnehuriit who hatted .404, an­ other record Sally mark. The Sully I* one of the healthi­ est, possibly th* healthiest, cla*’ A league In tit* country. This «"*• •on will he the 38th of actual day. The only iiiterrimtion- w r» or one year during world W*' One, ihice years during Worl • War Two and five years durln<’ the di pii"-ion when folk* needed •hoe., foi baby more than they ■ 'Id hs-eha!'. J NAIB Tourney T0t KANSAS CITY. Mar. 18. — (A) — Defending champion Hamlina Univereity Is depending heavily aa tournament experience to bring it another National Intercollegiate (NAIB) Basketball crown. Coach Joe Hutton’e Pied Plptra of Bt. Paul, Minn., have thr«K ■tar* In their lineup who are miif. Ing their fourth appearance la tha Nation's No. I cage classic for small colleges. Hal Haskins, twice a tournament all-star, Joe Hutton, Jr., sop of the coach- and Boh Lundsten each ax* playing tbelr fourth socresilva NAIB tournament. Still another player, Bill IVanamaker, is her* fur the third year. Hamllne meets little Central (Mo) College tonight in second round play In the six-day tourna­ ment. The Ha-klna • Hutton • Lundsten trio was a key in Hamlin*’* cham­ pionship teem last year. In th* nfternoon. Then I'd go up to Wilkes.Barre to coach and play on Sunday . . . I also roacbaU the U.B.S. Richmond for a whllg when it came in to play for th* Fleet Championship. That made five teams . . . But in those days you were young, strong and ambi­ tious mid you didn't think yoB were doing anything unusual. Any­ thing to make a few dollars." Lt. Dick Kinney, former base­ ball teammate of Glenn Davis at West Point srnl the only Armf pitcher to heat Navy three-times In a row, turned up nt the Tigers' tralnlni’ camp for m trial this spring. Dick, who had several pro feelers at West point, served his Army hitch, took a furlough and paid his own expenses from Gamp Campbell to lakeland for a chance to show his stuff . . . And before faking off for thru Indians camp, Dale Mitcheit dropped In to see Juck Baer’s Oklahoma U. team drilling, bor­ rowed a hat uiul clouted three over the distant right field fence. No­ body ever hit over that fence In a regular gnmn . . . .Ouote from Clnclnnati's Warren Giles at Dodg town: "We haven't mude enough money from exhibition games to buy anything yet. but I'll be hack luter in the month." Before Bt. John's U. basketballor* whipped Western Kentucky the other night, Conch Frank Melulie planned to give his lads a real pep talk to key them up after ten days of inaction . . . In th* almost-umlerground dressing room Frank was exhorting them to do their best because they were un­ der-dogs In a game of extreme Im­ portance when n small vole* from above asked; "Why don’t you cu' out that^ niMlgrky', That1 .......- " 5 /* " »McGuire? lr e ? the «ame ho^ey ynu’ye lieen glvln’ em all MhiHbn. Get someth' somrt hlng : new.’ . . . A cautious peek din- | closed a lialf-duteu urchins from 1 the wrong side of Eighth Avenue, taking In everything and adding •hdi own remark* . . . So Instead of dadilng onto the floor with Mood In tin'll eyes, the players ■sine out perfectly relaxed and Imig n l their >vay to an upset virtury, l i iK t r r u m i iiN m i y i..'n o d a l'm ie n i t m m i / / Press which i"- )"'eu tcllinf ilniigi light, in I wmii ihtin to have Ilu whole »tory Mia* Moimii w*« eritimcd by •nine Egyptian wntn* fur play­ ing In Cairn recently in (dack (Inula. Hh« explained the had only on* pair of white uiie* left aftsr her winter tour, ami wanted to ■ave them for the final* of the Egyptian lntrrnalloii*l champion­ ship*, where aim wmi the women’s alnglea title. surprise of all." * OfQMWRM H i ' h h eM iaskiu ateler' �• i t ***•■•" _____ v * ~ ■ - t t t ’t • • ■V S l -V - v .j’. r T . - g l 3 a . ^ . - ? T r . ’r i H . • . *•' s - t . -----T .ii •— « « « «•« I » ■ . " i * - . rftlb*•"*■ 1-- • • * VX• • '1 1 *A.*kA»« m . —• * * - —— — • •• ' r • r*? W EDNESDAY MAH. 15, 1950 T H E SANFOKD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Modern Chinee# claim* of soSome motorists carry old wlnIt coat* an nverago uf -l.fi pci: A g rlciiltu re . Vrraignlty over Tllwl date front, dow or door screen* to stick unitor pound to cut up and wrap meat the lait ilaya of the Manchu fly* rear wheel* for traction <>n ii y for self-service counters, orenrdF ift y m illio n A iu e r ir u iis now natty, which ended In 1912. 1 apoti. ing to the U . H. Deportment of him* license* to drive cars. L egal I’ A C K F IV N o tic e C o a n t v, F la B K A I. i| ,f lu ll!lit iiM it * in # " S u iiiilio li * M*»itt .% I'r o v lw lo n * a m i th a t 1 In t o m l u - a lH t r »n lit nit in** p itn u m u t lo th#v t e r t iin i f til** F I i I f f lo ti* V a u lt* B i l l I ut**" l i i ' i i It *«!» i’ !* F l o r lt h i S I i tu t* * * m i l t v if h H i. « t«*rU o f th i* i’ ' t r e u l i (N u n t u f Sf*tiilii««li* C o n t i* , y * rh 'fU h i W I Jl b**111 T VV lilt * I HI H ill , Iumnl.ia sii>ii#t r. iii. A t lo r m v a t I .a iv , v i T i r n Tn w r r . \ n It lt 'ilA lL D A l ’ KlNH, Who*# H n ii f o n t , K l o i h lit i t r u l t l r fu'«* a n il A d tir^ p x I * I ’ n • k l l n l l H, M IT Il l! V i -m, n ri* h c r i- liv i t * i j u l r r t l in u p - X o t l i f N h # t i-l.v ft I v e i l r h u t 1 Till p etit . h i A p r i l 17iJ». l!*.'iiL in m c w * • ruruMttl in fmwif («.,«* In Snsifoinii lit 111 illv o r c * * p r m 'i‘1ilt n u I I I til** C l r * ot'iililioU I'ouuti FloiLiu tilotur the j c u l l * *o»m u f F c m l i i n t c I ‘m i lit Yt i l l t 'h iim i r t iin ii i i b r t v t t i l c i l t i l l # o f 1 h hlitTi n.i M i'd iM t i« l i t i N N l I t A l» i K IN S lin in t lff \* l l l i ' l l A It I* T» »i 1 , 1 1 »K 1 \ J Refresh...add zest to the hour l)i*. H e n r y M c L a u l i n L•I’ fi'liilftTif. h \V I I* \ I ' SH t in tot fu l iiio i o f f i c i i I , • t o I .if S u i t i t i l K in I i t lit t h i# l l ’ U ' •l . i . ••• \ U t c f i P*o t t » t ’ llt - r m iit t i r i i r k , f lr t 'iilf i * o i i r f , S t 'in lit o l* 4 FLAN NOW to attend the H il .K S » IIO KNOW S A Y O u r S a m lw ic h e H \ i N 't S v .u t i FREE ELECTRIC H u* ln * * | It v lw f i ' i i N * ‘ tv n it ! k t \ W o h I , u p l m i i i i F V n u M tu A N N K T T K ’S COOKING SCHOOL Oiliimlo M g ,,) ill I're in h A te. w ork rofroihod 0r> Edema lib In with iOUlhtltf Chapping lioin anil biuickly Simple Uaih Lh .vtlm ) tlllUtlDfl fiiu ll'M H ELECTRIC APPLIANCE EXPOSITION MARCH 14th, 1 5 t h a n it 16M i ARMORY 915 E . F I R S T S 1 R E E T wil f Sm all Burn, RE5IN0L* OIMTHENT A T H L E T E ’S F O O T Ne l l o h t l — He Avid — He l l l i | IV I ebltl ( i l l . I VII* | t t l It .u lll i A t f.muu* V lin iN t OINTMKN T I l f j r k p j fur Ibi bu|i In lh« Aunt, ttuw far lti« turn* fttlha «Ir| Yl( ll»hV-(l«| |lr«ulfB \ l*o fur r im Aid •ml lliM iif. Ft*li» •n u liiril w U Is* ne* nit 111! pill uf Ihu M»4f lo lllitt A t iiilrt*iiit, Uf«t»#*m| frulv I ’hiin# S 1J I I I I I .ic m il)ii \ve. ill lit t«m r l.n u r* . l ittirIt(mt li o ii t f f i m It M m ttu- ilrtiH THE i l l HU - I .r u m t lie* I n t r s l lii.l.s t h i1 m o d e lii e le e ln e u n a n d t* ) S P A IZ T Y C o li'in i TREATS S U R E-TO P O P / M illit t il, I .IP til And ■pr*1 LuviiunltieiJ III " < i>lll|ltl||v iv ilip m ill hi hoi Vllfitfi HviilfP ft PI|. . uni M o in tii ItiM lie In I f " I "(iv iii|i uf rn id .im : fr u m PROGRAM U r" I ' iiw c i WEDNESDAY MARCH 15 A 2 l’.<,l l ll l l in l " l . in iu lf h e le r t r ir ul Im if BIG n |i |i li a ii i e in llllit o il llt ill- f I ll’ ll lilt; e i|iii|H H f lll. ii.e i tii.N M N i: i F i.i.im Hi. I’ilf f t r lf l'i\|insilinn i*. • imui r id e s l l i f 44Y E L L O W ’ IM IO N K 1 4 4 4 SHOWS it . a m i ” m i r ii i u eil lliv s f Ifinliiu: Snn fi.nl ilealei l l u t l f i i F i e r i t it >1. ( i . lllll U n t il!!'" llim lu iiif 1‘ lu i n l iin i : I n. I I . I I. I ’ n p f. I lie. ICit m ill It l . l e e l t i f ( i i . S t . J n lu i" K l f i- l r i i 1 n W e s te r n \ iit n S .i n l n r d > le i 11 i i i n. M ille r I i t" 11 | ■ I tf Id n s, I'ln iiiln iif , 2 1 I ln u r S e r v ic e ^ E L L O W ( A ll CO. ut i •H«u> Use U EK AU ) :w *h t A d * i tMlt I Jln<* f m iv m lr For .lull? Ura# lot witli fruit Iretw nnd It iu id u ll a rouptu It f n * iI »***■• muii l laet Ion* at I ' o ip I p ill m' toll Sum Dunn, tin* iii'h iiiir price of M'JoiJ no itn n i:n r \ W IU.IAM S, KKAI.’I (lit w ill n t f t Ik# (»l r •itundniH #k«B*u# If »** «rr«Rl»*| «4H IHflH* r«iNf RMW9 u llut#«i in i k # i#i#Rki*n« Mmikt i n ralurii lit* i laIn n »»int*i*i«tft* il«*n Ik# n»l»#rila #r u r «R #rf ad hi |Htt p i t m i R i l f . I n «*r«lRt fur mu In t f i i i f i Ik# k t u t • r r t l f * . «li H u m %du auuat M In uiar ..ff lc a « ■ ik# i n i fcdfnrn Muk’lr n tl u n . P lt lt t M IIO M I m a t l l i l l l j i r a# arret vrrare la ruer Wa be reepuaalble In M H U 4 I t H I w t l l l t l ; IW U " THE SANFORD HERA1A) ALt: V K L A K A AFATMKN’TH. Hoom* land Sfeoraa. 116 W. F ir s t Htraat. 1Phone 4B0 -W. O N E o f S a h fu rd ’ii manta. One bad re a w a y btul. (100 Ho i R oom _______ Apartma Adult* only. 1112 (valiabla April lit, .room furn iih ad a; .d n a g n o lla A re . A. Phona 212-W. TfP?ClfgREtTE S cum pUtely fu rn ish or year. R afrlgprai land Court on Orlando Room II* X HQ’ aultable fi or etore. Facet 1,1th O n lr» I Florida ifulrV an d .Slw rag a Oo., -till I’ hona 1318, <k*kvnlda furniihad 8 T in et ni Kayiioind Ii. l.uitiiiiuinl, Aivo.m tv •reui el I ’huri*- 7.'llf A tin til n Huii I- I I 1v * __- - " * ;* ^ r .v M* ■ — ’ .-i i I n null nil lo I— lif.it h sln n U n t ile d l or !l Ill-ill "OKI Itiill-Il I eu Iitiul.li I'll! I’d tinnll lll’lellliol lllUlll. M'” i* .’iUolul I II I :iI«1 I l .\h lu i I l.l.iiii Mum' — •* l s- ' I * • I un*.I,. I'oiti .stoi U 111{ i. 11* III 1 1 | i i ’ ii I I I ! ' ■tv. ( evi-i i ,( I I .’ll' In 1! iv.lt lit,in,. Mu ■oil ..... I « iII f u l f i l l t II no I Or I, 3!M ri’isl I ' 1 I i udi I 'V i? ‘ ", I’ll. V t i. iti|nj|ir * I *.- 1'j»t *n *it*t i p»u i .li l l lr** l|* It *• 1 11 *»l Ii •-! 44|» 11 • •I'l 1' 1I'll* III 111 1 U 1i • IJ i c'i nil • 1fl .4* ,S' 1HIM 111MU<11 , 1* t * •♦1i •til tl \ . Ml i ii ■;ie. m l > el i n f " I it | I I'.U [ii|( W i|[h i i- . . i . W^\P«rKI» 1 1, . H— ", nv Kr;m Ml rlher I'hfiri HI N O E It M A C fliW K h , new A used Termn. it If. K. fdh HI. I'h . I <124 JIK L r 07AHK IKK work Niiw available. I.ataai nmdet Hlyhfin ipaad Fluor Hander for rent. K va ry lliiu g to cotnplete a flie l c la s i , 0b. r o ll or mine lulu S E N ' A It IK liln ss A Paint Co. 112-lla W. 2nd Plume »2n l.W A l.T N E V , mu **«htiiMt I 'linin' 1117 I .JMi It Ho I* i 11 i t enllmules, ' -oil ^ . ( \ Hum ........ I in if and F iiii.b liig All link Mourn laid. Minded mid ’ I. (luudird ni ihe rigid prlt’i*. ri K 'll. I I’l.H "pit It l d— A H T I C L K S W A N I K I I — ti IMiPAMt .8 Kit V IC K K A D III, iu lis le ls , K le e liii Inm W E H H Y r iIt'd ,I. A 1F it A P E m*ad An, lliing ilir lr lv u l I'bll f m ini me. IViliuni-Mnlur Fdrnl* a r i l f lllll llin v r y , Plume IIIH .I 'tu rd Co,, i l l l I., l i t . 'P h v h rfifth . oi p.M. lb>\ 1417, Sfliifu 'd . Herv i Je w r h i »< M A TH Nit w Hanford r Vi" I*’ A. A ’U/ ATI II tU iAAV IV A l l hi 'll Y O t; M I T T S E E i iiiiiunii. tiiiiiuurr 1. SfHil- 0 fli uf it. n i1m \i it ti * I II H III < in in f Oi l $*ji» nil f I fi no ieir - n nt It * h e a t. NKW h l.l il l l lf l Mir 1rout to |wrfeetiuii Obi floore iiiiuln llk> F L O R ID A Riant pepper nlonls. H id M O N EY m i l IM KM EI. M E N ! net, M o i h iiig , e le a n im f A w in Leo Hut tier, Phone L'6d-J. In ,' P .t i i a l d f p o w e r id iin l, 32 fiulii: l/y offer: lug imv HS.tbou** v o n - i i x i i i r l e ii r e in H einino le S W A P S H O P - 406 E . 4th Ht. nod ■convert in' D I E S E L P O W ­ C n o u lv . II M d le n s o li, U k r Wa Huy, 8*11 or Trade mosi E R , drub lids u |ijirir(iiii|ty .T ra in M u rv A nything. Phone IOH-J. now in • (Hire lime for ii.llfftln ie D IE S E L eoi her. Knperlenced I im illM IIIE E N JO Y .Sunday dinner at t.aney Siile- and H ervlrr nion iirepure tun. No exparlanro M(W ■alao week day*. Imm he« A iu")did to i|u id ify for (m ining. ' Kri’ iiu v I ruined im itlif Hei h a rt order* A niiixliig huuie uiidbml teache vue Mee, Wa both lose when you don’t hrtlfg tiv record , on y Icvintm, pine i m . i . i n i m i v A i i p cf>. y a u r pm crip tlo ne I . a N E Y 'H Phone 11 idiop'iirnctic*. Or fu llrliy io prnc Jill !■' llr « I I'Pinu* nvt t Hv’ul I'o ilne in f'tric'bgo ((I, I. . * t l.i |7 im l l u l l e , ’v. < •t T . ^ iO lIR iN K H fo r rale, price re* A pprovedi. lo r iicm m iil in ter­ mid i'M ilfe r - r n lee He *in'« son a Me. A lfred Ericson, Route view', IVrllo' H tllltlav ■n iceel H - ' ii i h e rv jfj* , .lilt A' K ir - l I , Bng J H4, San f i l l . T ia in iijg , iinx D M UiCire Herald. S acrifice 1949 Ih-Jovo C.liison elecJ .1,1 Tpr bullies | p rih trie range, used 4 month*. C all R i'|n / vattial{i’iT ’ tiiat|c» for, foi, -/ StlSfol'd (Wpfohl '7 ‘ , |i'.V -. i t n u t .., iio .l.,.'' lie i i r ' < *•••*• iu h h i ffif. »in litlfri, l E v e ry Ii‘i*li]«’ ''' a |in w - p aaetf. ’t I. Hr.ddciu ' n He.'blrnt >'f of Hanf Hknf nrill propro fa ’»rted full or port tllne th at’s up tu you. For uppolnltnant ra il nr w rit*, A. Kh'inlnic SUO Harvey A va. Iln vlo iia Hunch, Florida. room rottaaa, uK' i t»l • IV , I , II* 1 .1(I’l i in / I lo i v ill- in e te M A I t l i A K K 'J CHI fill flhniiip lim ner, Served “The il a tt Hhrlinii un K a n h • vary night a l .il m n a r ’a drill, - H2* Kant let. S treet. I * W ff ri U k h lii* fT lt fk r ktnr »— Hotttti.bJi 11?» ltd \* I I 11 I . II.I I I l f t ' l ll I II I ’ 11 - l i t ne f . II I I.III! Mi-K «’ hln U i i'l'M i ra * >»,n 11f•1 f ,if f fill ’’O I • ■ H id e |f’ f l, W ulelm s, Ih .iin o iid 'i niul .le w e lrv In - H u u y \ i i i i i / i f i ri'iw for K ie U oi tin n K H H K I.M A N M Ked H .i.e F i ’id T m ii'liln n A W u ln iiu , i : : i i | Cieli i i A v e Phone H N f i.l. I ' it s 11 |iii> tin flif, 0*1 I Mi .11 I 'l l ! M..I i .*.* ( mi kef ■I i l l ’ll * •.in|>i>-:*■ ii* We h »ie Irtilth uervtee d tth ln tv'a AmtiM l i f i l r r mmlita 1 f t in t in - :. « n u v r. W .V N T l'.l) i 1--1 m i'iii llll lin t . ■' , 1-’Ii ' l l 11 i n o li ’ii n u t n r iioil u u i'o i .ii i ■I H ill till I I'l M l1 II I. • ii >•■ • , . i m i l i ’li 1 M *r ii e cl ••i , ! Ii > . - It II lllll I ' II l l l l l ll l l l l t lK l.l* { Wlllil I! I|I M u l l Meehllllii-. I ’ll "t j Avi. I'lu'*" l‘ uuiliti Mirii u i i l u m o l i v i ’ I tin d ' |i \ tmiinti'iiptii-t fcfi'tip I i i r l l ' N ew tie Il l 's I'llv ilo id ! 7-1 u n t i l |u o u f u a lt'h , ti P H O N E HH A il* r.O iV T ' n t h I ' l i v r t , ,H«t H u p f o i d (mime. A . hontn hint miileil for __Phone lltS-tV -it, l |»# m u .|a in Ik# lln r. jil'M ililf *•<« I nr tilMik fur# «*«R« tVRH •■!?; vi A rltnys C^ir ffiilu (iarauu A |tl. - l.<>, nteil In idly on ...i i f o r R w u IIm *: -" t! " t -i lii« h < il* iliia r a i n mrr I f t« wll(,>V(iRi .1 •- rii V iltahnt in Tlin Muiifiiril Huinhti ti il I , IliiMf |!k irrr II wr II ilmra I ft* |trr lliir l•l■•rllMft S I tin 4u Mu |irr Mur ln«#rfhiti HI (Im#<* I* |t«r llnr luuurllHU t*r l i f t K mI u ic i-,- * ilu : i •11• i •11# m* ^*t.4-» [ell,It. Kw ru liR H lur Ku> i tor.-f. » E N K T IA N H M N Ii.S thill It dl'b ......... tu ordi i tlemlnula Vfiietlun Hliinl Co. R2U W 3rd 81, Phone ‘ [llilf-W . ^ ______1____________ --------------. . . _ or U w n Mowar. Drug but , bnlldoaer, ilnmp truck, iwar mowar .. tbS.oo A ConipanloiWiurae or Ratuaiteap- iniiek. fill d irt, tthall and clnv ARUWARE CO. W TA ( i v 1*1011 itn iiin m m Biir"3na?i6o vou-rni.1) n a t 'l U O tM h M-IA/BR mr'o a , l^BcceW'BicT^ I DtJwrfc*# howvou c ah a ir nsauc and sum * jo x.ee w.isw >c»#v owm / Vi. ,. ft nv,' t>o'J,M*a a ____poviLiBr tr.' MILLION A l O C _ COM. O BI CO MR-J JZ i ^ 7 -f -TIMt.DOtUMr / MONRV/^,____/ ( part meat near W**Uhpi , yyHAT AO* n ..A U FilJ’CSIinilM /HA'S Tts MAI ANVVmvVC r e s f l P« O P l S �V «*> " * '* * '* '• # - ■ * ■*- [ WEDNESDAY MAR. 15. 1950 now llraa In Wayne, N. Y, tCaaltaaa* r . M r a s a o « l to credit the project w ith the benefit* of flood control. Although the project I* In the Central and houth-Klorldn flood •jontrol district, onglnerre or*1 irr illllng purl of the benefit* „ f flood control lit I ho lipiter H i. John* ill* trlc l to (hi* project. T ill* , lie declared, m aterially tuhsl antiate* thn expenditure uf the fund* The separate report in Scheduled to leave the Jacksonville engineer’* office sometime In Ihe In his report to thn d irrclo r*. Mr. f llg g ir . revealed Hint the I'olk County Directory Co,, hn* delided It* postpone compilation of n new directory for Hanford and Seminole County until Kali. lie staled llm l l.ea It. I.esher had reported on the success „ f ihe Born I pole County e xlilh lt nt tinGenlral Elorldn Exhibition In to landu, and that M r. I.esher had received a Id le r uf uppi acini Ion from Claude Wolfe, director «,f Huexposition. Tm| Hwnloi. Mr, Higgln* mild has reported inking p lc h ir * of rooklp players at the Giant's trvnut sclinol, and sending Ihe nlctllTl s and u illi'le * at,nut I lie pliiv cr» to linnie town newspaper*. He Is now Inking picture* uf teams It, spring training tiere. Mr. Higgins Inld the dliector thirl another itrvev w ill he niiuh' loon try the Kedetnl llousing Ad mini dti,lion ii-lalive to finnro-ing of hump, urn! npnr Im i-n li In San ford. The Clmnihrr of Cnrittmiree Mu ni herehlp drive I* rum ilng 10(1 net cent higher tlinn at this time last year, and contributions from I f f nut of 1H(1 me 111her* now totals 13,401), said Mr. H iggins. He staled that tJ. H. Engineers now Inspeeting sites for a pro­ posed It. H. Air Force AetuTemv w ill visit Hanford during the la t­ ter part uf the month. ( i t ’o r f f i a ic m iis u * E le c tio n rte rn p*«* u **i In Georgia have pltrhi-,1 Hieir appeal for generals tu the sta te’s host of small countle*. Talueidge and III* fattier, the late Gov. Eugene Talmadgn, ii si ih II v full­ ed to win support in thirkly popu­ lated counties. "Hur i|uc*ilon |* primarily whether (lie federal Constitution (a violated thereby. In general, that runslllutlmi I* mil mminltlrd to eleellons hy Ihe people over ii - .obi efActive territory In winch every vole shall i.s.’" piul Weight,” Ihe majiirily opinlnn i«ld. The opinion tinted Hint the ' Valdrnt of (he Hulled Htute* "I* r d e e te if by thp equnt vote* of ft,'* Wi hu ,.|„;.i„r, I,, ‘ea»H ■Gifi'•■t.iiolni*,i> I,, . U manner 1 Mr. and Mr*. Homer M. Gleason held open house Saturday eve­ ning, hnrinilng their daughter Ettle Jnne, whose engagement wa* an­ nounced Hi this tlmo. Greeting the guest*, Ml** M ary Grace Tollhy, cmisln of the honoree, pre­ sented each with a card carrying ihe words “ Richard ami E U la done, A p ril H, 11150” under a pair of hive bird*. Ml** Maritime E u ­ banks pri1tided over the g u ilt honk, iteccivlug w ith tho Glea­ wirptw sons were Ettle June and her fian ­ *ce, Hit Inn d VV. Keogh. E " r Ihe occasion. Mis* C lea son chose a fInr irk print In -hade* of hlue and white and Mr*, Gleason wore dink green crepe. The dining table was overlaid with an embroidered linen cloth rind white rniulle* flanked a low h„wl of sweet peas, In ihade* of pink, lavender and while Punch «»■ served try Mr*. J . I, Hobby mid Mr*. K, E . Itonkin*. sister and mini of Mrs. Gleason, together w ill, cookies. Individual cakrih v a r i­ colored minis amt peanut*. Calling during the evening were: Cut. anil Mr*. W E . linker, Mr*. It. M. tinker, the Misses Dilon arid Human linker, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Plunders of Hollis. N. H,, Mr, aial Mi* Itaymonil M. Hull, M i. and Mr*. I, (J Pickering, Me. and Mr* A r ttun VV. TomMimon, Mi. mid All* Win. K. Ttinriie, Mr. iiiii I A in . Win. K. Thorne, J r ., A|j. and Mr*. It. I I Knliunka, (lev. luid M is, C t W hile, Mr. and All". Georg,1 It. P allet >nn and George Pal ter son, J r : Mr. nrial Mrs, I". I. Iliiriku is, Three-Mile Huy, N'. V*., Alt. and Mr*. Charles Winkle, It,di and Charles Winkle, Casselberry, Mr and Mr*. It. E . True, Mr. and Mr*. Prank Evans, Mr, anil Mr*. It. T . Mllwee and Mr utiil M r*. VV. J . W all*. J r ., of Eongwooil, M i*. I I . M. Cochran, Mr* Ida Keogh ami Pat, Mrs. Ituliy HJnhlnin and Juan, Mrs. W ell­ er llohlayer and Ml** Hetty Hnhlayer, M l*. Al liiy irlit, J i . -lark'irnvllle, All*. K. Garland, Airs. J . It. Reave*, Mr*. Ellxn Hnydei ami Mr*. (I. E . Kagan of Chicago, Mrs. Ruth Jnlnci ami Ml** Janet Jnln■n, Orlando-, M i* ,E . E . I.loyd. J r ., Mr*. Ted llronklyn. MI nsc* Janet Lee, M ary Krclnhrlng and H ard Rains, Hanford, Peggy Howell mid V irg in ia It. Palm er, Messrs. Hayton C n ffc rty, Tam pa; John Pope, Eongwooil; l.estor I,. T lllls. Ralph Keogh, P. I). Anderson, It. E . Crocker, “ Hllck" Holme, G/Inndn; fills HJnhlom, Donald Wcslmore'nnd, and A. It. Ilu n k ln *, P yrites, State Farmer* Market The Woman'* Club of south Se­ minole county I* conducting the Rrd Grose drive In thi* dlatrlct. Winter I’ark visited here Tuesday. The drive committee I* composed ,d Mr*. Wni. T y le r, chairm an, Mr*, p, K. Gelslor, Mr*. J . R . Maltaway, Mrs. VV. W. I.ow dcrm llk. Mr* Wm. Otto, J r ., All*. M. C. Duggin*. B1„| ,Mr* Robert Hooker. Chi), member* held a special meeting at Ihe home of Mr* J . C. Klogslnnd on Pinny Ridge Road, where I hey heaid an addrese liy Hanford attorney Voile W illiam *. J r ., rliaiiin n u of Hemlmde County drive for the American Red Cross. Other club busines* Included a vote ut ilmnM to M i, and Mr*. T yle r for their work In securing a c lu l slate charter. Mr*. Harney C la iy was web oined ns a m w member. The foui lb tpiarterly conference nf the vein w ill lie held at the Community Methodist Church Bunda v. Mar. 211, at I I A M„ Dr. Paul Kletrher, Orlumln dlatrlct *uperlnten.lent o f the Methodist church w ill preside, fliu r r li o fficials for the coming year w ill he elected. Ml officials are urged to lie pr«tent. Ih . K lrlrh rr wilt deliver the morning sermon. Mis* Tlrznli Mellon lias returneil to her home in En*1 MeKceaprirt, Venn., after spending five week* visiting in Kim bln. E. A Hchoone inotoied ui Hay lleach wdt. Iile m li nil Weil lies.lav. ,, , Mr. and Mrs II C Graver of Mi and Mi*- E e u ri'ti. Hunt of Aloiiioe, Mich., hove completed i | i ,-,, new h'line In Bouth r e in Pal k. ’ ,' Mr* Hilda Hluhldng*, who l.a* I,,-,,;, ill ut liar homo for several works. Is Improving. Atm J . (}. Ciispci enleitallied Jo friends at a w eln fr ih a lt laM Maini day in hnn.it of M i. t.aopcr * id rlliila y. . , . . , Mi nod Mis I t l.am h, vl*1hi' 'the •It' VV Eafnli hunt I*, hav, 1 IG 1 H ' T ............. «• H t ir r t t ir y i< tiu n r ( l hutm* Hi »uul t if ih t iim r in r ii Hy CAKT. C. H A LLB TT W orld IM ro M BTATH rA H H K R I 2 MAKKBT R I M R T RO. I M G reer. Do* Bch. I .Tl - llio T h * f o l l o w i n g p r l c t * r*port*i1 l.y P e p p e r * Us I t s k t s . 1 1 5 0 - 4.50 t h a D a a l a r i o n T h * S a n f o r d Htxta t ' l n e a p p t e C r t . t l 50 F a r m e r * M a r k * ! f o r p r o d u c e e-il.l , l-iil n in e s , tied title* l o T r u c k a r a a n d D e a l t r a u p lo 11. H t ID Eh. H»«* I l . T I - I *5 i V. M.. M a r c h 14. U f a . H iinirh, T a n d a r g r o n , H alt b lean*. eat Y ello w till. I l p r. I I I I • f.l ft Bu I l p r . I I i n 1 Tfi (Traded T ii'o lp * . P urple ____ * Baaaa. T o p ...... Uo*. Iteli I .Tl - (.no Bu. I l p r . I l . T I L im a T o m a to e s ll'ln k e ) C rt. d e p e n d i n g d u a l i t y I t I I ■ 1.19 .... B u H p r !4.19 i-Frn i'g Do*. Bch 71 -EDO Beet* 10 Lb. H a n .** - Tl n r s i i f f M . V alen cia* Cabbage d e p e n d l o a * I1 e a B n* 14.11 • 4.10 I t Lb. C r t . I t no ( in ____ Ige „ C a u l i f l o w e r ............ Crt. I l . T I • 1.00 G n i n e l r u l l . T runcan Bo* I I nn C u c u m b e rs . .... r a n c y .... .. Bu. I l a k t a . I t 71 - I SO G r n p e f r u l l . . . . . | Mi,reh Heedless Mo* 1 1 1 0 Celery, 4/ * B o* I I I I _____ Oo’(dell C r t l e A L g e r I t 71 - t *1 T a n a e r l n . s SEA FOODS M A Y W B 8 U 0 G H B T FO R Y O U R E A T IN G IM .E A S U R E : The Wext'u most notorious holdup p a ir, Jodi H e C rt* tyir In "Colorado T e rrito ry ” at th# Movioland Rldo-In Thuriday Mayo amid Frid a y . Tha U. B. Department o f A g ri­ and Mr*. Him Evan * and M lllrr Evans nt thult home on Eake culture says atore* Railing pre­ packaged m ast Increased from 400 Trlnlot Drive. l)r. ami M r*. J . A . Kogoro of to 1.200 In l» 4 t ._____________ New Sm ynra How Ii visited the Twenty-seven state* have tree home nf Capt. nml Mrs. C. H a llc tl farm ayatemfl. _______ on Tmmduy. Mr. nnd Mi*. C. A. WbIc* have ictiirucd frnm n recent trip to Key West. Alts. M alll Karniat, Judge . of the Juvenile Court of Orange county, w ill speak at a aoclal meeting nf the Woman'* Club of South Seminole County Wedne*day III v evening. _ The meeting .. w ill b# held at the honm of M r*. W illiam Knirchiitl J r ., on Idtke T rip le t Htive w ith Air*. J . It. H attaw ay ns cn dins trim. A liitge audience 1* cxptfctrd Ip hear the apdaber. O fficial* of the club announced th a t mutt amt women In te rfile d in luvenllt- ptnldom* In the com* munity mo welcome In attend the set slou. Golden Im perial K ey W est S hrim p ALSO RED SNAPPER- K IN G F IS II STEA K S SMOKED M U LLET 1 VINCENT’S SEAFOOD MARKET 301 E. HECONO WK D E L IV E R \ The Neu).H andsom e - SDIRltY AT THE ELECTRIC COOKING SCHOOL AT TH E SANFORD ARMORY "AND FOR EVERYTHING F IN E IN THE PLUMBING Lee Brothers Plumbing & Heating , GLOW YO UR OWN HORN b TH# Advertising Cnluma# .TIP E L M I'll. 109 AVB. Of THU NeWATAffUl W A R N IN G SO U N D ED HRI.ANDO, Mat. I'. (Special i I ;i warning of dungci mi the home flout ivit* sounded •-■llt.n Inllv in | tlm AIhii Ii issue id t hn Ida Agri­ culture, monthly slntu-wide puldi cation (>f Hie Klin Ida Karin llu ii’itu. "Our Antviicu It* teal danger, nut at the hand* of Btal(lia and UmmikoN tint ut the lunula of Smith* uml June* light here at home", the editorial pointed mil. “ Wa have tilth’ tu fear front udmltted Conunuitisls or admitted Socialist*", the editorial contlmiea. "Our danger lip* right here at home with friends hiiiI neigh­ bor* who tug* Hie guar an Ifea and securities and uid* which provide excuse for politician* and eco­ nomic planner* tu plan away our Independence, nur manhood and fruadom , 8 0 e lor Hants Fig Laaf Briefs Skirts, 85c & _ ■ W|i#n ymi deo'l know wh«» fartillttr to ue# —whan nothinl quit* m m ii to control the 0«»t« on your orrpi at a prlea you oan afford to pay—hit tha nail trifht on tha haad—call tha Wlhon A Toomar Rapraiantativa. Ha'i trainad to knout'tha anawar to quaatlona Ilka the**, and bahlnd him U ona of tha nine* projraiatva raiaaroh pro|rami In thi builna** today. Ha know* your loeal loll* and aonditlom baaauta ha llvaa right In your part al tha country. Ha know* how to work out a balanced, related and economical pro* gram tor you. Ha la Intimated In aeeln| you do well at tha market, beeeute It tpeana a ateady and proAtahla cuatomar for hkn. * v So eoma right to thp Point about a program (or your aropt—call your Wllaon.A Toomar man today! fuff, | . J | J f t , * • prirrn, l/hcrn/.tarwle, . j ! w ffffc u n y 'u s iD O k ie SPfCIALS Off Wh WHKI INT’ y r a a a r N *> ■aaaatlaaallr good tlraa tea Over I N f .ptrwqatii | go CM Ceape ;*• ftmoaaUaaaHy L IN E " SEE TRAM MERCUR^*M£RCUi<f*MERCURY*MF-RCURV« MERCURY • Ml KUUHY • MERCURY t SINK ‘ The White Water Dealer duo -THerm space heaters \ ('importsnijN^WM; ut m For GfoWw-w W hat's tha la s t P a rg a h iln Usad Cars* today f I'H. 1293-J S E E N O W D IS P L A Y E D vn Mi and Mis Ren Evan* a ic for the coming yeni will to- no, at the next meeting, scheduled for ii-hnil.ling then home whtrh «*■ ilesttoye.l liy fh e last fall. They next Wednesday, The I’TA uf the Enke Mnry expect to occupy I h r residence HelitMd spi-ns.ired n rnvered .1. I. within the next few week*. Maj amt M is. Harney C la ry and iuppl'l lit III" sctlOOl, KllllaV eve have i -im n*-.l from ^'tBland nllig. Tl.e stliu of 411.511 ivnn ............. In- has been itolmned w ill. raised. Hominy Mt. nnd Aits, t). (' run­ the I I . H. A ir Knrre. T h e y am stay ner, Mi. nml M u Wm. E i i d nnd .,,u „t me All-m il apartment. Mr nnd Mrs Wm. Koehler of Ml. anil Mr* M. C Hmilli ell loved R ,.clu ste r. N. V. v la ltril over the a picnic at tile bench. The Cat vet* of Altaimuite told weekend with Mr. and M l*. lo t * Ml** Doi i* Gjotilum u* tin’ll guest m ,.. „ ( I,like -Ellt’il Drive for the week end. Balm .In v wax K Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Mil er N, Y. of Phllndelphlw are visiting with spunt fishing nl Titusville. Mr*. Hitwanl tiotrler I* enterMi and Mis. Itobeit Pennington T. M. Millet went to Juck»on'nlhliig het nislei-In-law mid hmlhMr mat Mm- D D. H all, o Klchvilli',. All.inlay, where he will lake arlnMaw, Mr*. Ellllan KlmnierninW mond. I ml- am vlaltlng with Mi r a n in a school of Insli.icliori fur And Mr. Tom H older of (Jlearwater. ' 1 ■ naunilu’i) agents, tipunsmed and conducted by the Priminsiiln l.ife I Mr. and MrJ. Ffank Walker 14ft Insurance Co. Thn school is ached* Monday for Klsslmmae where tiuiy •lied lii last all wuuk, Tha Dean Tayluni have moved llnm* apartment on the Country to Banfmd. The If. It. Hmiilet sons arp now j Club Rnntl, coming' here from Tiimaking Ihelr home in Haul.ml. Hk» C ity, MTelt, "r ’ T" 3jroet * ” ,Th« oplnlhh obaerved that the id Ion him" "two nimalora from leh stale, though III Iiuplutlun The VV. (E H rW n t had a4 their hod* Island anil Nevada d iffe r rnm New York, Pennaylvanla Itllests over the week-end. Mr. and fre and C alifornia, a* miieh as Pul­ M l*. It. H. Whlddrn and friends, ton county doe* from Georgia's Miss Mary Itainex of Tampa. M r. Whlddrn E Mr*. Rrnwg'g hrnllie ntm ller cmmtlp*. At the Chiimtid of Commerce Tacky llance, B n iiin liiy night, Mrs P o d iT iillH t H VVhiddeii captuied first prUo for her costume. (Caallaasg r r t a Paaa Om ) Calling on Rev. and Mrs VV. It. . word*, public opinlnn,” llouHtnn and Mr*. Wilton VV. MinWatann <xpliilui'.l he drafted n tu, In Orlaiuln, Sunday iiflernoon IM P Senate resiilntlun, offered were Ml** Virginia It. Palm er and hy Benalnr John ItencliHin of P. D. Anderson. The Houston* West Palm Hemli, cuiidemiilng wlm are wintering In Orlando are ratification nf the prupnsed “ hu­ well known In I.ake M ary, where man rig id *" part nf the UN Char he served a* pastor of Ihe Comm indly Church. tar. The Henate adopted tha Henclv Mr*. Hnphln Crnnkston, form er­ am rMoliitlon. ly of l.ake M ary, is vlaltlng the If* added that the World Fed* 8. e re llsl movement I* l-elug " d ir­ ected by leader* In what some be­ lieve to be an deliberate program to merge some uf Ihe sovereignty Nation*." 1 r Fern Park New* Mr*. H. M. .Cochran and Mra. E . L ; Hum phrey gave Mra. J , C. Hampton a stork ahnwar on Mon­ day night. Game* and contest* were enjoyed and at a late hour, punch, rake* and veri-colored mint* wore setved. M r*. Hampton, a former l.a kc M ary Bchool te«i It­ er, wa* presented with mimi-rmi* Itlfl* Ity her many friend*. Rev. Jume* Thompson of Hi Cloud wa* railin g on frlerult l» w«ck He wa* paalor tha Compastor of the munlty Church a t the time thi (rrMent church was built. t.ake M ary fkhool played two day* In the County Ha*krt It Tournament held at the Oviedo school. Thursday (he Cake Mary glrle heat Eakn Monroe 12 tu V p buy* beat Geneva P lo H. I tie g trli lost to Eyinnn HI to U and the bogt lust to Oviedo 44 to P. Mra. El.en E. Hoyt continue* ill at her homo, Mr, nnd Mr*. John W, W right left fui (heir home in Charleston, West V iig in la , Thursday. They had spent some time w ith hi* hrothei In-law ami Mister, tha Joe Urtn-lc-. Rev. and Mra, VV. R, lloiistun of Orlando were railin g on P. It. Anders.in nt hla home on l.a k r Emma. .1 mimic VV. Hr.inks ha* am -ptr.l position with Touehlon Drug Coutpiiiiy. Fo r the iiresnnt, he is making Ills home with tin- VV. IV Ilu ike s, lii- uncle am! uunt. Tin- Win Allison* left for Ih rii linnu in Springfjetd, P a., Inst week. Mils is Ihelr second visit In i» yea is In Enk* M ary w ith the John Mr Coughlins Wm, J C e fflcr sold hi s new home, tii Mr. nnd Mr*. August Phillips of Indiana lust week. The Hoy .Scout Mother*' Club wa* fin niiiSly urgatiixcd VV’rdiir* .lay. The meeting a l tin- K. ...it House was preside.) over Ity Ati* VV. VV’e id rih u lil, tem p.irary .1.o il­ man, permanent officers elected ore: Mr* V eriw r Nelson. Chnlrtnan, Aft*. VV VVeldurhold, vl,eE .i Cloy.I, "!' , ’ch i miiiiiiiau m i i n u ,, iAlt*, * * ir s . iE n. U Paeral Crt. la * L«*r. Il.TI - i n Celery, Corn .............. ....... Crt. 14.19 - I.It Coltarde Ho*. Uch. I J» • to Kggptant Bu. Ilekta. Il.TI - Kin Lettuce. Iceliera, Pry Pack L A Crt. depending e l s e Il.TI . ] oo Onion*. H«aa laeMe U t out. PTM. Deadly eew. Urea all arauee. Prloa* at 9IM 5 y. * V- hANn cttmtNP tmarAST, wt*no**uw s m ’m S M iSgBffW wm>4 �0 g ---—•< :.£» »T*;' V l5 ® B n A4 v1' . ^ * ?";• : > •*•' • • Ml ‘ I "r ■ - • w la Unity They# la Strength — TH E To Protect the Peace of the Horldj To Promote the Progress of A 1erica. To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford. . < fth * H a n f o r d * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ fc r a U i ■ ra n ra r S ^ W ^ THURSDAY MAR. 16, Acheson Asks Supreme Court Told Segregation Court Martial Is Essential To Schools In South v Reds To Show OfUi ^ Did Not A ct, Peace Desire Captain Asked SaysMcCarthy i 't. sa _______ S e c r e t a r y Of S tate Presents Soviet Russia W ith Seven P oint P e a c e Plan B ER K ELEY. Calif.. Mir. lu-UP)—Secrctaiy o( Stale Aihttun challenged Rimia Inday to demon •Irate her desiie for peace by accepting a new irten pom. proglam lo lire the world 'mm 'Mrs tractive leimont and alixiriiM" Belled down, the »rver tlrpi Athe-.m pmpoted tall foi an end i,0o l(uuia‘« miglrmvr diplomacy, both in hei dealing* with *. Icllilei nd Midi the weilem world, and 01 nen move* lo com lude prate tieatiei and to find innie tolul.'on lo the piuhlcm of alomi. cuntioli. Bluntly, he predicted Putman tcfuul of any allempl to tetile theic pointi of “greaterl dillrience" between die Kan and the J Bui he insialetl dial they mutt he identified and •miner u. later reconciled if the Iw lytlrmt ate to live logrlhrt if not with mu­ tual letpecl, at h itl n muitial •ecurity." Olhertviie, he .aid, the United Stales can only cuntmur >0 lemi aggrrtinui wlirie il funk ll. and t » o *'piev» ahead -villi die building of a flee win Id." •'We are always ready to diecum . to negotiate, to iigrep," Acheson declared, “but we gie undeiatandahly loath tu play the role of International sucker. •' Acheson’* address •- a major statement uf American,policy sold to have taken three months to -w'a-t prepared ftu delivery - J t f i i t .'Unleirsiey of California, connection with the Confor•-'Win com «„re $n «i.e# ft liitaiaMh.mil Curmern.. tion for \YtirId Economic 0«vt» * * * (Oaatlh• 1 4 Oa f a a * r e a r * S' Scsllcud itMurra and a few Ittunrirrshn-et* utrer south and central p.>itlnii-i Oil- afternoon. (Hhei <•!•«. .tear in partly cloudr ttiraiuuI. I 1 iil»« a j m n d e p e n d e n t m j ^l b l t ^ b w s p a p e r VOLUME XXXXI fo rd lo Aaaociatod Preiut Leaned W ire 1950 front large firms were received yrsleiday hy the Hemlnule Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce, which is conducting Its annual member ship campaign. . Front II. L. Avery of the Winn and l.ovrtt Grocery Co.. Jeaksonvilla, Edward Higgins, Chamber of Commerce manager, received the following letters “In addition to our regular check of f<U) w* are attaching another check of |40, fonaking our poyntent for this year. "llOO, “ We have heard of the fine work 'th e Seminole County Chamber of , , Commerce is doing and w# are , glad of the opportunity of being allowed to participate In thle very Worthy cause." ., ' From M. K. l-*lor of Florida Fashions came tho following let, ,, t*f: '"Wo ant enclosing our check win'the amount uf 1176 as our con­ tribution, fo tha Chamber of Com* ..’'amsree stork, end wo hope It will jWgdlal your organisation In conMiming tha flna program outlined for tha year, I960. " "Permit me on behalf of our company to congratulata you on the excellence of the Chamber1* past performance and tu extend wishes for a successful conclusion of th* many programs now In pro­ gress." ___________ WASHINGTON. Mar. 16. — (A*) — Eleven •outhern «taie» held today that the public ichool lytlemi of ihe South will be dettiovej if the Supreme Court decide* Negroei mutt be admitted to white rlattes. The ttalei filed a brief at a "friend of the court" m die cate brought before the tribunal by Heman Marion Sweatt. a Negro who Senator C harges L oy­ ■ayi that the University of Tesai violated the Conitilution by refining alty G roup Failed Inin adinittiun lo it* law school. feaat hat established a trparatr Negro law school, but Swe.«ti lays To P r o b e Rec­ il tx not the equal of the while ■ ---- ----------■ ord Of D i p I u m a t institution. foes of racial dlecrlniliiation and I I Billion Dollar Ciit Argument on the case is sched­ Inequalities, apparently lecognlsed WASHINGTON? Ma, 16— </P) uled for April 4 N O RFO LK. Ve . Mas. Ife - ^ P ) M.nlr lu Budget; th* realities which require separ­ The 11 southern states said a ate education faclilttr- in ■outh- —General courts merlial were or­ - Srnaloi MiCaidiy (R-Wn) said decision In Sweatt's favor “would ern states." Dc-fn if F s l i ma te dered today for the commanding today ihr ( i \ i | Srrvicr loyally he a tragedy to the public gener­ "Neltber advocated uii.ditinn of irurw bond drlayrd action more ally, In.th white and Negro, in the the system,11 the brief milled officer, the oprutions officer abd than a yrai on thr u i r ol John state, concerned." “This is especially significant thr navigator of the battleship Washington . Mai u» t/T’> a i**ii i«> -.*'» tin •mtii t«* U Hi v i. I o n m .„ in ^ •S Srrvicr. They referred to previous Su­ In the case of President Truman, preme Court decisions on tha con­ because he ha* not Mihniitled to Missouri at a result ol the M i­ jiayri Ihr rvprntr of gnuix to tourl o*ri an iiuolur it* •li-potr « Ih r ll . ic r \|i|iiopii4iion. Cony* Mcl'aiihy announerd lir lu* stitutionality of tha “separate but Congress the recommrn.lati.in of tel's (founding m Chesapeake uniter |,,- iruinivrly woikrj oift aikrd Sclli Kic liaid'un, cluiiman intlodurrd today i>> Krp. H omk* <R-Drl. 1 equal" doctrine and added: th* majority of his Civil Mights Bey. January 17. Thr bill would srl up a JVrnrmbn boai.l indrprmlrnl ..I Ihr , f | .JOOiltNI >m in Pien. of llir bond, for an explanation. “ If the.# decisions are over­ committee as to mixed schools. The officns lo br tiled *r* | (llllull ,,,r|U|,n^ piopouls ruled, the power to prevent con­ Srrvicr, vrlriam carrrr diplo­ I irasuiy Drpailnirnl. lo bold healings in \ano.i- put* ol thr .unlit "Since ha la from MliMuirl Uepl. William D. Brown, of FrostIl thr amount mvtilved hi llir dt*pulr wa> t >IHI 01 let* llir Uiaul * Ini ihr I flict and violence In school*, pools, which maintains separate school iiio n ih i brtpiirtfiy mat now rn loutr to a post in In mid other public facilities will be and colleges, It Is possible that he piuof, Fla ., the Big Mo't tkilg g fi dremon would hr linal. nrXI Jlllv die, was oidrrrd bark tu thr 1 educed to ( I I termination of the understands the reasonableness of Comdi. Juhn R . Milieu, opera­ If thr jnmunt involved v*.i* imiir than t'.lHi thr |m uJ . (Mon I lie I I.in n iillrr h i* nnl Ini m ill) facilities or (SI continuation with local determination to meet local United Stairs by ihr Stale Drpnl tions officer, and Lt. Comdi. vvoulil l.r final • ~ police protection far th* few who needs so long as the >en«rate lakrn liii.,I a. him hill it V.'ll mciit yrstrrday. Thr drpailmcnt if th* amount involved w»> innr* f D - A lk I. luit Ihe Mill- lu ll .ltd Frank G. M oirii. of New York elect to US* the facilities. schools are equal." Irained a ' in it ia l -uinmittcc ' h .» than $ 6 Pu t lir l.uaid'r dr»'|*lon acted on I lie irrnmmrndalion of not p m vn b i in and -it i v - rtllc “ Either alternative would de­ />, ,* The II states noted that the navigator fr» Oiiiiitfiitlftf ilir t ul ihe icvirw buaid that Service would be final if Imtli parlle- uc incut In i ‘ in «ll t iik p j.e is stroy the public school and rec- Federal Council of Chun lies of The courts maitial will be cpncrpteit il ilriii* t'.u daV*. if rithei "O u r |.U - r n l I f - eune '.de Iteatlonal systems of the southern Chi 1st In America had taken a I lie t ••mintilft i s\oikinf on UO vrned Mai. 27 at the Norfolk should br 1 ailed ptiionally brfoir party didn't accent it within i'>u cu llip lev II.'I llu -iefu te ..l |ect I*, states.“ otnniliu- full i iiilri.ivin f lim it for Hand against separation of the naval base. The trials will begin a Stair Drpailmrnl lu>ally boaid. days, llir tj-lmvct would have vui muiiile ip ti-ls lin n * Hogg' The brief said President Roose­ reces “Yet." thev said. •!.* nracwhich Mi i iniiian a-krd $10,326,* Thr comr-liomr oidrr lo Srmct- to pav thr .tpputrj amount *>• lal.r -uld lli '• - r ile iiif lil velt and Truman, “outstanding tC s a ila i at that lime, naval tpokrtigen Oa rags Tkree) OOOlHll) the c**r tu emit wa» issurd only 24 houn of lei " C o ilM 'lf t t a I I I Ik Itl H II \ Ii* •u**'I t i l l •aid. if thr defrndents a ir teldy to Uiidti piesflit law u lus|iavei I r M ' l l t l " •*! e*|sl f||*fll| I I ' . t i t W I ’F ll M rillh ri- **I thr ('iiinm ill .- •aid Mft iilliy lud accutrd Srrvicr ol charged wtih un under-pavmeiil t h r t a s i i M v c i h i . I l l i . I l ' . i c i . i u f proceed. All piocrrding* will ho tlie*e hive hern lim im rii fo liaving Communist affiliation-. nr rrrm nisv discus* the mutter open to the public and the press. Intel mil K c m iu ic ■uughly $2‘f 11 i iNlii.iNHi with Internal Revenue Hureau ie|i Ihr Srnaloi bird lu* ilum r " S e ttli'lin lit " f • uch .h*|uiteThe couilt maitial w n r order­ but if in* snlutinn I lie 1’ ir-i.lrn l . n v e iill hudgsl Tuesday hr loir a Scnalr I or -iyili rreentallvr*. i . . . Hv ed by Rear Admiral Allan E atlnfacli.il In Ihe tHSpavei is th ru llg h I be .-m ill- i lillie-cn iis iin uiic |.rnc«Wlml leipu-vt* bn ihr list a I ■••ai (tatt­ Krl.ilions Subcomtmlirr which iv wurkt'd out Ihe luspsvei uni-1 ei­ is ui'edcd I•\ Ibe in a i . m il v ..f mil Smith, cummander ef thr crUiwt ing next In k v.n e $-12.4 W.000.force ol thr Allanlir Heel, after iuvrstigatmtl his contention* ’hat ther pev up <>i g<> In *’,,l,rt tax|>uvci c i quick g m - u 1. u-ivc Ituggs -aid the mail luspavei i» llietbn.l 000 I In- un hulcil ippt-ixim .ilrly llir Stair Department » o haiboi In nltlcb ic lu llv c l. tiuimi rrvirw of thr piocrrding* of hht llnis ut » .hsadvunlage because $ 1,000.00(1,000 h., M aid ,all l"a n lu * d i-p u l''- .n il be se ttle .I lint>'ii lot Communists and ComniuiiiM many time- the ousts nf emne m naval couil ol inquiry whwb inMini b\ rtl l.ltl ........... Imeien aid .m l $l».IKH).(X>x I.OOO court equal m surpass the aunnint tin•*|IIV li.lie M easure Is Flow n T o T e l l s L a b o r He Is vrstigalrd the giuunding. • %.,• syinpalhiirrs. v . lliu l nn m .l.|..ii.lc iii in in called prim .inrut appi. | 114Hmator Illckrnloiiprr (D-luwai I uf money Involved. lu x s fttlc lin id l.u n i.l vv.xd.l a .h ic .* . Key W est H a v e n F or L abor But Not Smith'# action was artnounild <qi* ol thr Investigators, tnltl rr Iloggr' bill I* •‘inillur to one in linns ami lim l funds * hy Admiral William M. Fee h itl­ nurtrrs hr thought th* nrtlrr to troduced previously by Hen Mill* that purlins*'" By C ourier P lane Ilie xr Ivvu ilrmv ale liol dealt F or L abor Bosses er, commendrr-in-chief of the' At­ Sl*rv|c» in th* wgkr of iMi t’atlliy'* lantic fleet. T i rhergra we* "u little* Msrniflcant with in lliv nmniliii* lull WAHHINOTON, Mar. 11 — F w h te lrr said ^ "(h r forrngl end startlliiK devrlopmrnl " Grurge Smellier*, pursuing his The apiu t.pi miluns gruuu has i/1't — All federal tax** on charge* and suecIfieatUeui to'i^* reriimmeinled iiu huge ruts III 4fty MrCIarthy. In * letjef lo Hicliard oleomargarine will end aegt vol* gaining drive to brut Senator served' upon the** ’‘officers dt'pailinrnlnl fund-,, although 'g sop, also a*M*d the revlrw hounl July I under repeal legislation Pepper, will tptak Saturday af­ upon which they grill be I ,. sllca h le iicrreutuye reduction has to answer certain other qui>*tlon alined today, by President Tru­ ternoon, at 11 30 o'clock in itont *111 riot be made pahll* prtey been urviered fur th r so-called Intltag with BerrigeVi I c*se. man. After (net M date. *■ ...... ilWf « ■■■ "civ il fuucliups" uf the A rn rt of thr Tuuchton Drug Co. el Mag­ the convening at th* rwu; Owe question wee “how ii c«ul. wives ran aspect Mtkeahiv lewroiirte. 'The individual 1 englnevre. These civil functlutNj have token 11 T«*ye’7 for Ihe *r prices fa r colored oieomav- nolia Avenue and First Street., nevrerned, however,-may liiclmh: riv e r mid linrlmr and flood botrd'e recommendellortt "to iro th l/ % % • It will be M;, Smathers first ao- tha cJbgynes .and speclflcat rnhtrnl nrojects. fow hUcki frotn the board to th* their respective MAM J)V Cummltler ineuilierx gave that* Httte Deuartmeet " M other O f T w oB reaks OutspokcMi O ffirpr Is figures ..ii liqit.xtlve committee owrMdIerMHon " ■ , McCarthy wryt* JUeherdsoni Indefinitely Ftu act Inn. Feehtrier said .Smith -did not ' p # ‘‘ "i - if. . l 'TurfiJ#Y, of, .Ible week In Down Aguin W ith contlder, the rvidenc# against il.t. Hefrn-e Depai lluent: Requestyln’e befnix the Senate ForvlotiRhed At I ialf Fay KKY WEST, l4 r . i l — Vp»,V. loaf i rfripdd arid' •»chd*>| n|aiA. in John. E! C* it . of^Niwflalk, V*.. Ign Relation*.. iut*:ummtitee, | III fn.4i?H.IKHt,a00. granted I I S ,. Cries Of WartK Me' ’resident Truman , tqdav signed Miami,iBill Kith. i> wat announced Aimbsl opi^elm a* i i f l l w o | i<in,urn),noo. 19elated )«i«u that ma« iHl li «I iindeistood unu*imi»ou irimi |l)si W A M IIN G IO N . M ai I f . til's he hill to T*i»ealf tn*1 federal tax 11 ra - m v Department: RequestMlsemirl, op sufficient IFavlty to | your h*>«r*l nv*|.audited thr cam by ttli. Ralph A. S m it ljk r r r T R A N K F U R T . Germany. Mar. tl ••lallUUFti O* »'•## Vou,» on oleomargarine. > - 7* A ihiunal I m irv l f S lit llii.lli warrant 'tH*l by.’ rourt martial Htewgrt Service, .who bad U O vLthe Seminole County Sma It was Mr. Truman's first action Howyver, Smith bps aflr**«ed n j | Vfll loyalty clearance lev in -ITH)— Wildly frying "Hang -aid l.i.lav llia l . u lllm iie .l ill-id* after Ids arrival here for a vacs- ihntrfot Senator Club. .■« 1 letter uf reprimand to lA Cmff. t. ty of Stnlo Ih'partpirtit luvallv •nr. hang tne." pieftv llionklvii (.(• h iiitii.ii n ia ilr il l i r ir * - 4ty In i brown, Milieu, Murri* and hoard: ill) Your board In a writ lion after a syg. voyage from In Jaeksunvllle tuday. Mrnaihnhum Mrs. Yvette Madvrn today llir N iv > lu pull I'di n iitvp .ik rli Washington. , , told Seaboard Air Lina rilltoatl lari' were ' defendants before the lea deriiMon disapproved the loy­ court of Inquiry, which heard' a Charles <J. Moss, presldcnflal rhop'Workrrs n* Is a friend-of la­ alty clearance given Mr. Service; suuglit lo tilrnre a |i»yrhialii»l ( apl I'.lill V, 1 i..|||llie h ll hv III) irtiig l* and (3) Requested that the can- w ill! tettiiitd hr believed lift in­ hilivfIimix him iin le liiiite L at hall secretory, said the signing of the bor but le “opposed to the growing half hundred wltnesies flutiii ays of nation* between Feb. .. lie recunsidrred bv Ihe Slate De­ sane when thr »hot hri hu*liand. bill was don* at tha "Winter White power of rich Northern boss**." pay House." The measure was flown partment loyalty hoard and that a H* said "oni of these It John L. end Feb. 2*. Ih r divt qdlliaiV at Hull ag.iin-1 Frchteler said no serious hleon ■'Hang me, ii you want Hang hen by courier plan* from Wash­ Lewis who recently brought the different hoard he drawn for thir \ lU*| llkk iM'rifi HIMll*'*! to the ington yesterday. mr I don't cate Bul mak* him l 11111111111111 a peivKlrnt a •lilt »d fmirtli district .laycee lu'iidquprnation to tha brink of disaster." wet “considered ss attached" t" rose." Ens. Elwln R. Harris, of N orfolk McCarthy also said that Lincoln I'-iilauuii piiluie*. am .m ill' t» let- i eqiicstllig thill tills v ear’f Under the new law all fedrral Smother*, seeking the spat now the Missouri’* assistant ns White, State Department pres- •top," tried Ml*. Mad»ni. un tnal taxes on marjfhrin* are wiped out. held by Claud* Pepper, said h* V*., rr**«toeed llir .ii i i u i uirctiuK he bcld in Sanline un a mutdri chaigr in con m viihinlaiy I r llir mr-nl Ini **• Vss* n r t i ufflrrr, had (wen quoted as saviny Hut it does not interfere In any voted against th* original Taft4/ h id f i r s i d e n t .1•*l*i* V'llikurik there was ahMiluirlv nothing to lirctioil with th* ialal shiHitmg “ I [ - I ,, , . I „.«| lin t, il ihr age wav with taxea or restriction* Hartley law but votad in favor uf ii.iuii.nl al llir .liv c re lunc t iA I im iiiiiellli hlallirtj il u|| ihr lu-lav McCarthy's statement that the re lirr hutband, A n fo n r Ltrtii. Anplaced on oleomargarine by any the present on* because It la a tem­ «f'n*llaar* On Psae Kl*ei •late government. gt lii lal perate measure. Il llir d islilct i.lite r accept^ th r i in I An i >••»' lirw Median oi Oakland. I alii A i i i i i Th* rtpreeenteliv* from Mieml The law does say that any rest­ Tli* 22 year old nmihn ul two ■.tali' Hr hav hrrli 1.1 l i n i n g llirm *•• t*»*x.|». appruxilliulelv lf.l> lnC|qI.. i »l i.lher J hv.'I'v club- wdl tie aurant selling yellow margarine said "I era opposed to monopoly <Inldrrn repeatedly dinupled nn all ilmia ini wlial hr I .. iiu- uuinli'lpalil y Apr. "A. muH sell it In triangular pats, In all form*, whether it It big la­ «rin»t»* k ikriiiug ol Oir N jvv pill .S lcuipei. . h airm an of the Inal today wilh rmuliotal oui and th* restaurant must post a bor, big butin***. or big govern­ .1• . . • V notice saying margarine is sold ment.", . h un ii a* Dr. Karl K lrtil. Frank in ihr Ainiy An l u n r i N «• v iiiei.il.ri• 111|i cotiniilltoe. -aid (dans -uc being laid tm a drive that II* aakt "if the FKPC la enact­ Pat Johnson was re-elected rumthere. luit University prolnvm <d SJ»»- undo sp un *eiup hopes lu boost (lie club mrnihetIf It i* sold In pdekagea It muH ed, il will destroy labor uitlbne mender of V.F.W. Post S2 B2 at Slirt man, who l ' ch lrl of iiivul sinii urn !>*•• cent chialry who caeminrd Mi*. Mad not welyli mure than on* pound, a* they -were destroyed lb Ger­ a mealing Monday nigkt at the 11)1.1 :il lulls, iccclltly III del I’ll the I**ii ii \V illla iii- iiiiiiounced th at Playground equipment ordered ten for Iwo week*. Irvlditd hr I'a p lm ii lu slop publicly cttltci/ with the nackage elearty labeled many and Italy because under such Uglon Hut. . .« . a kick o ff H re a k fa sl w ill br luthi a law, unions would be compelled Other officer* selected were: hy th* Elks Club for .the new play­ believed tha wa» •uHninu imm liq. ill.. I lufi’ii lie part ini'nt. ea oleomargarine. Mm "H ul It: Ifi A.M ut Ihr MlVto open membership# to every in­ (ieorg* Hagan ae senior vice-com- ground next to the awimtnlntr pool Nuw held tnal t i<niin••!in in hr. I nli 11'i* (o i iiu* p u t i n n . ' v'f rgl'i Earlier, Mr. Truman, his spirits dividual regardless of race, color, mender; Jo# Wells, Junior vice- arrived yesterday morning at the an u i'a n r delusion. iil.i i.ncr. sine*, had dlsicgaldd Imoyed by calm ‘ seas« yeatyrria yeet* mg 11, ill'll ful the Iluv Scouts*of creed, ancestry or national origin " commnhdert Meek Cleveland, Jr., ACL Freight Depot and will In"They didn't tell m* they were "I hr inlrilt" of I Inal Oidi'i we* Inclined t* and today, ■ was to laugh Seminole C . mnlv “ I f v*e fa ll -tu do this In me," *h« adjutant; E. A. Monforton. chap­ installed on.the playground by the going I. iplHiiiliq' t l i r discipliliui v mlaery of MoAddv MoAdA and off th* misery inl*i‘ 'h is aim .uni." Mr Willlar arffs lain; John L. Galloway, quarter­ end uf next week, it was an­ cried from her counsel luhju, "1 step, Sh - 1 iiiiiii told m p o r t r m Tueeday when the pretide '•nllal master: -L. F. Boyle, tervire offi­ nounced this morning bv W. M. would never have let them ex­ "1 mu deeply le g i e lf u l Ibul » .aid, “Scouting in this area vyjjl yacht Willlamsbui* unsettled atomburg uasettkd «■ cer and ' Jack Gordy, gnblicliy Mishnp and Lee Samuels, member- amine me." ha-. Iiecuini- necessary to relieve •uffci greatly " ache and made Itfa ml*«rabl*. Mum-ii ll»i man am| Gordon "They want my heart, too. lie ft,mi active duty In the naval chalrmaa. nf the Elks playground commit(I reefing reporters when hi* ship Plans fpV an Intensive member­ leee which I* headed by Leo Rut- wants to cut my heart nut, she service an ufflcei win. Im- in ,1 ' lliadb-v declared that plans for a docked at the Key West naval hurst out. Her father, Alfred ship cemnelgn were announced l>v ner. t rendered dlslingnislied and r!«•an up drive aie under wav The station, he described hla voyage iiiuii -aid they ure getting many Nuach of Brooklyn, sitting hy v aliant el vice to Ins could U George Megan, who with Judy* nn Banner* and decoratioae have Th* equipment Includes a kiddl* at a "fin# trip." l.li'is f.n the campaign from "i her side, turned to hei und sahl Douglas fltenetrom will call on propelled merry-go-round, elghl been pieced on First Street by thr n I "However, the Navy lepub* He admitted It was "pretty pamphlet sent to them liv tilf prospective members and rho>* -wings, 14 tretrr boards end one ill a vole# audible lu the packed American Laeion In preparation . fit . _ r , . . . . . . *« uattaaed l» -* rough" for a time but said thr for. thk Seminole County Fair start- delinquent in due*. HaailaaM o* r*»» rartet National l.'lesn-Up Hoard of Wash-tide. Posts have already hern Atlantic later became "smooth as iiigt.in. I>. f*. -* Sid KiChard woe appointed *1 up for the basketball court, Ing Monday, which*is sponsored K 'ssiisstt Oa Page rieei lat’opuld To Quit It Marble Champion Chairmen and and volley ball and marble court* by Sanford Poet No. 58. I'arliamcnt Insists Two 40-by-l00 foot tent* have wee directed to inform B. C. Steele, will t>* Installed. A City crew wat busy at the been set up at the fair grounds at principal of the Grammar School, Celery and MellonvIUe Avenue*, and R. E. True, principal of the •He this morning laying murk GEN EVA, Mar ill—tePr-; fo" An autorqpbll* was demolished nolil III. exiled King of Uefoi'"". end these will house the exhibit*. Junior High School that a content un th* clmr surface of the ares, ■es .......... Eddie Yennre Royal Crown Shows to eeloct a marble champion will pending tn* mixing of th* clay and a truck completely turned told Ins people ImUy he will a A ptihlir hearing will hr Mrs. Herbsrt'Ak Speir, S f , resi­ will be back ggaln on tke midway. be tpoasored by the Pott. Mr. end muck to prepare for gras*. over and bfldly damaged In • (jicHtc if that is the wdl of •»•* nt H:(>0 o'clock tonight In the GUV dent of Sanford for M year*, died BlCbard will requeot the principals More than '300 Icguetrum plants collision on th# Orlemlo High­ Ilelgiun parliament. Among the exhibit* to be Commission room to di-euxx tjie reat her home, I 10S Palmetto Ave­ In the tv>o tent# la ona pi this mornssld he would do -«> •'oulna uf Ihe all's limindvd by and tee to if that, tha bare polish will form a hedge around th* play- way wav near Gaaeelberry i>* nue. at flits PM. yeeterday fol­ OtOO o'clock, hut non* »p,' pare the country the grave Prcncn and Oak Avenues, thl * up their taw* and Agfllea and art Kruund ihe Fieri<fi Game and ing at 10(6 lowing a foug illoeae. Muck will alio bo mixed with uf th* flv* versons Involved In political disorder which opposi­ ACL-Oriedo branch line, ana Water Fish Commusion.. Seven their shooting thumb# limbered un Mya. Speir was bora In Pine, Name demonstration clubs wOl ex­ for the coming .tdum nmt . the day near th* swimming pool .... th* aesltient was hurt other then tion between public opinion and Twenty-fourth Street receiving » • • « ecratchf*. R. D. the only legitimate represent* hibit fooda and handierafta, t in order to, plant grape. It lx planned that Ihe area' bt Harrison* «UW highway patrol- live of public opinion could pro­ >nuwii as an R-t-B, rather tNAR I h b r if f k il l e d Veterane-On-The-Fam .elaaa She la aurvlvad by the husband exhibit praduee, and tke J1* * today. M ARSHALL PLAN lt-l-A tone as at present, said City voke " . . . . . . iq M M ff of Highway Patrol Will have an eftThe colllelon occurred when PARIS, Mir. Ifl. — UP) - The On the other hand, Ills state­ Manager Clifford McKIbbln. 7 Marshall Plan's third yeer of eld William F. Wright of Fern Park ment added, If parliament should klMt. • Manufactured product* wJO This area will retain all of thfe to Euroffo will celt American in­ attempted • ' left hand turn Info dtclds to restore him to tin* presant R-l-A provlblons f f S also ke eft. dfopfor ■ come to o a re n about 9100 apiece Lake 'Ellen Drit# et •» Caseelberry, throne, the principle of iiarllaEllen Drir# Deputy Sheriff buk«"ia well worth II." EC A Am- and a .IB M . Frailer sedan, drlv- mentary majority should he re­ living space pf single family dwel­ spected. In other words, he lings must b* et least 720 tqugfo htxaadfr Mlttott Kata a id todav. quoted the ■ :a should tie accepted by ell, oppon­ feet, apd that the total space. nt th* fiber '• K atg,dtputy to roving Marxhaii Plan Ambassador Averell tha traek. . kitting It Just be­ ents and proponents alike, If eluding porches ami car porta s||R the two had a Htrrlnmn. told the Weekly Ameri­ hind the. doori ewiuglng It eom- parliament votes that way. ’a own i at least 1,000 square feet In ar#4. Leopold asked parliament to can Chib luncheon "The answer pletely around and turning it d early act "without further delay." Par­ . .to th* queetion of i a it worth It7' over. north of ■•A Th# sedM JR which three men liamentary leaders who have been it a clarion, ringing •Ye#’." conferring with the K'ng boywere riding with Mlsi Eggore. IN C Q tft T A X turned end m r end, completely left Immediately for Bru*»e>* demolishing. ,H*' Demag# to th* Under a lew of July 19, 1946, truck, InMiMM. the cargo, wo* Leopold cannot regain the throne Buffalo ... -. .................. “ t to tho sedan except after a majority vote by Chicago ...... Detroit . . estimated al Parliament. Galveston .... Is owned by Kansas City . COUBT O F HONOR ifributlng Go. A Boy Scout court of honor will be neld at tb# First Metho­ 8 : : ? ' o ' .r dist Church Education Building Florida Officer A n d Two Others Are Ac­ cused In Grounding Of Big Battleship Rep. Bo(j[g3 Introduces Bill To . Save Small Taxpayer Court Fees Is Fom Bi l l i ons President Signs S m ath ers Plans Bill Repealing Sanford Speech Margarine Tax Saturday At 1:30 Madsen Q uizzed C apt. Cronimelin By P sy c h ia trist Ousted FromNavy In M urder Trial O ver Unification ! w — f s« » Sanford Jaycees Sooking To Bring District Meet Here P a t JohnM n Is Re-elected Head Of V eteran Post Erection At Elks Playground . to . American LegionFalr To Open On Monday Accident Is Reported Near Caswclbcrry t Merchants Are Asked Mrs. Herbert Speir "To Scrub Sidewalks Claimed By Death A beauty treatment to Improve tha complexion of sidewalks In tha downtown section hoe been eudgpatad by the City Beautifies♦loo CnpiptMt#*, end w«j approved • be iUfactors uf th* Sanford Met*ehaflts Association at a meetf" Friday night A* tha Tourist according to Clarence . .president, and T. E. Tucker. N o . 14‘J (House Group Slashes Truman Budget Plans; New Spy Law Passed Membership Drive J .Brings Big Checks To Seminole C Of C {(t Substantial donation* and checks WEATHER J2fm Fuhlic HeariiiK Slated On City Re-Zoninf & nSA •IBSM.V THE WEATHER; :>'Jsi«iwL u ' , • # 1 . Ui.s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 13, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/36f09d080e0e159e777c5cfe4f981eb3.pdf f8a22866785c54dcaa75fbd27439c5b2 PDF Text Text gap JKVJffif 9 tot gAwronu mRALa BAKyoapru m ox . MARGARET ANN’S NEW AT YOUR FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS MARGARET ANN BROWN N’ SERVE” ROLLS, Home Controlled Storew — W h ere Customers Send Their Friends Senate CAL A—RIPE HALVES (4 CAN LIMIT HLOSHOM TIME, ARMOUR'S (8 CAN LIMIT) T H E S E P R IC E S G O O D TH RU SA TU RD A Y V'Vi - TALL CAN8 Z A K LY-K ITK FA N CY SW EETEN ED COFFEE 1 lb. bag 59c MAYONNAISE " 29c TOMATOES 3 for 25c S A L M O N can 27c LAD Y H ETTY Clnvrrhlmim grd. A Minn. Shipped NO. 2 STANDARD Med, i ? G RAPEFT 49c JUICE GIANT 46-OZ. CAN PAPER TOWELS F IG B A R S JACK’S COOKIES 2 JEWEL PORK & BEANS 2 SU P E R SU D S NO. I T A L I. CHUM CRACK'N GOOD 1.11. PKG. HOMINY 3 for 25c C H ILI W HITE OK YELLO W pkcs. 25c 45c 19 c SNOW W HEAT Ciill^tock (Ult H urt'. Key., 11! ox. Sliikcly'M CHILI S*CE 2 for 25e TOM. Kniity fk'tiii County CORN No. :t0:t cun 19c APPLE JUICE i|L 19c KRAUT No. 2 cun 10c Kut,oly K iit S in k .ly '. Klnrsl Ol.l Glory. No. .100 CATSUP 11 ox. bt. 15c I’ K. & BEANS ...... 25c Flni’.t , -111 lit. JUICE % cun 25c .1 for BEETS No. 2 cun 10c I’lymouili Multi wh CORN O t* t, M E A T D E P T . ki’rnH W. K. G. II. 12 oz. cun 19c HOMINY FLO U R .1 for 25c 10 lbs. H!»c 25 lbs. $1.79 HEINZ TOM. SOUP No. 1 can 10 * ARMOURS STAR SUGAR CU RED SM OKED P IC N IC S lb STREAK O'LRAN WHITS BACON I JOAN OF ARC K ID N . B EA N S No. 300 can Potatoes 10 lbs. 28c ) ELI.OW CENTER PIECES VITA FOOD APRICOT PR ESER V ES 2-lb.jfcr 35* BACON MOT. ANN W ES T E R N ROUN D Q U A L IT Y lb H EA V Y UHD. A B E E P t B O N E SHOULDER ROAST .............. lb, ||i RIB STEAKS .... lb. ||0 BRISKET STEW lb. H 0 RED RUSH NEW MGT. ANN BRAND FRESHLY SLICED LEAN BACON lb. WESTERN PORK Neck Bones, Ears, AND H oa HAULS Feet 2 lb*, 2*0 W EST Pbrictaila lb. ||0 Pork Chitterlings 2 lbs. H i HAMBURGER . lb. « i Cauliflower lb. » r « li d i m 14* , * * SAUSAGE w m t WrStfrn ,WilV M h , W E E T fJ N VEAL ROLLS nrwe; ksW 1RLECT If Uvw lb. N s CAHN HOME • -S'” > H 52c U V E R SA U SA G E 10 oi. sticks ea. 33 ^ �—'**»S*li TH E a n t e ii AN V O LU M E X X X X i Surplus Potatoes De­ posited In B r a n d New Sacks Instead Of In Used O n e s WASHINC.TONJVIsr. IO--</p) • ' — A House commillre hoi bren told that the government took a $600,000 loss last year by pack­ ing its surplus potatoes in brand new sacks, instead of used ones, H»rry„l. Rand, gcneial counsel for the National Huilap Bag Deal* »is Assncialion. Inc., teslifird befoie the House Appiopnalions Cominitler that (lie piactice is • 1$ slill going <m. Rand’s tnlimnny was made public today, The problem of surplus pota­ toes piling up under ihe Antic ultuie Depaitinent’s price suppoil ptugiam lias been a soie ipm in I'ongreii. Under ihe piogtam, ihe depailmrni ' tils been foiled tu buy tbc spuds fiom faiuieis, at a coil to ihe lipayers of millions P of dollats a year over ihe past few years. The program is handled by the Drpailinrut’t rommodily Ciedil Coiporalion (CCO). It hint said lie was advised nhn Hint CCC agents in Michigan lire rngiiirlujz surplus beans to lu* pul In new lings "allhnugh plenty of second-hand bags arc avsilnlde ui suh’tantlullv lower price:'-," and Hi that expensive meal hags ure being iift-d lu llie colt(met-ed purchase piogmim of the southwesl. The use of new bags in pack­ aging potatoes, Hand said, results from a government ifrai-tin- of pitying Id rents per hundredweight inure In support prices fur those In new containers. He noted that the shift to a "m itllrr polatu package at the expeitis of the government" took . place while large quantities of pa* Argentine Dally • Ih Hit By Censor BUFNOH A IR ES, Mar. 10. — ffft ~ I'resilient Juan D. Per* on’s government decreed today that the great Independent morning newspaper l.a Prensa must stop importing Its own newsprint and machinery from abroad. The ministry of the treasury issued the ijecree oa Ihe recommendation of a con* ress ional committee Investigate ng uni I* Argentine activities I n ITensa, one of the chief op* position newspapers, published the decision today. t k * other big independent, U Nscion, also published it. Tim governmentsupported press Ignored the story and the treasury made nn formal announcement, t Trevor Withdraws H is Resignation As Warren Leader Conference With Gov­ ernor- Makes Better Feeling Over Tolls T A U A H A S S K O la r . I<M/P) — Edwin F. Trevor Indey with­ drew hit reiignslion at chairman ol (he Oversees Roed and Toll Bridge District after * conference with Governor Warimt Trevor raid, however, be w n not withdrawing lii* complaint ul "wane and perhapi irregularities" in management of the road to Key Wei(. Before he entered the Governor's office he said he fell he was wailing hit lime. When he came out, he said, "I went in ilirre penimiilir. I feel belter." He took in with him a plan which ha said could result In freeing Ihe overseas highway of toll* Immediately. After the conference, he said "we discussed the removal of tolls tahrew-urerw betha rCtold tn.Wlewl i), i.tnriW anil itjiur manufactur­ ers at from one “Mo fi cants per hundredweight. "Tu add Insult to Injury, us it were, Hums alcohol end flour msiuifnriiirer- and the livestock breeders would then resell the new bags In which the potatoes were being shipped to them at from sis tu plglit cents a hag, thus realis­ ing a profit on (he whole deal." . Rami added Hist the Agriculg| tun- Department showed "a con­ siderable reluct unco" in do any­ thing about the situation WASHINGTON, Mar. 10. - f/n — The Canadian Pacific Railway It V iiln u l Ob rase Fear) Dr. Sander Still Facing Troubles In Mercy Killing CAN DA I, N. H„ Mar. 10 -«•> —Dr. Hermann N. Sander, acquit* ted uf murder In the death of a cancer-riddled patient, etlll face# a hearing before the State Board of Registration In Medicine. Dr. John 8. Wheeler, state health ofricer and secretary of the board, said last night the board will decide what medical penalty, If any,' will be Imposed on tbs 41*year*old country doctor. The board secretary said he will contact members of tba group at once ‘and that Dr, Sander w ill be allowed a reasonable time tp "rest up" before he In called. Hie house of dslsgates of the Society, Now Hampshire —. r#commtn* ditlons to the board, plane to meet Sunday afternoon In Concord — the atata capital — to ityetuse the |C*Dr, Wheeler pointed out. how­ ever, that ‘It la hla board that turn authority to grant or revoke licen­ ses to practice medicine. Re said the board had requested went—but the physician rtqiwsUJ pMtjponemmit until altar the trial, wheeler’s annaqnwaasat caata feasible to pres* for fmmedial* removal of tolls. Wt do fret they call be taken off between now and 1858." . ;** Trevor said after the meeting "I da not retract" a statement that he would consider withdraw­ ing his resignation only if some change should be made In man­ agement of the dUtrlct. He said there will he a later announce­ ment on that phase of Hie con­ troversy. He added that the Governor’s attitude toward affairs of the district had been misrepresented to hint. The Key Weetar, In his letter of, resignation, dlrectad most of his complaints against Brooks Bateman, W stn s administration appointee as general manager of the agency aflileh has chsrge or the long series of roads ami bridges. * I . ... .. Before he conferred with the Governor, T m o r aald he had "foci* and figures" lo show Iww tolls can ba removed from the road "right now" by using Mon* ro# county lurplun fMOliiit I i m 1 ond turning mmlnt#nnnc« or the highway over to the State Koad Department. . , . "But, If thay want to keep a political omplrejt wonT ba done. Sgi. Clark Honored At Japan Station WITH T m EW H TH ARMY IN YOKOHAMA, Japak Mar. 10 _ (Special) - J k t n n d C l a s s Georgs H. O a tk , Jr., Cosnpsny Military M M » l * talatlon. h w k w nwardadth. Good Combs* I p a iI lL I SXSKORD.1FLO RID A , E 6 S S IM S U .S . Suffers $600,000Lost *On Spud Sacks in d e p e n d e n t Y W EATH ER Fair and moderate!) afternoon ami Innlahl. cold thL N EW SPAPER BBB Amorlatfd 1‘reai Leaned Wire FRIDAY MAH. ll>, l ‘),r.() ;a M B » g B m i No. 1-15 i..... b Price Paid For Thirteen New Homes Are Being Built Jury Indicts Secretary Acheson Bookie Service At Plantation Estate D evelopm ent Three Men Of Slammed By Wherry Is Forgotten Eagles Aerie For Red Bungling McBride Avoids Con­ tempt Citation By Failure To Remem­ ber Deal’s Details MIAMI. Mar. 10 A threat of contempt id ion against Edward J. McBride. 26, diiiipat« f loay with leilimony that he did not remember bow much he paid for Continental Press Ser­ vice, a national race news wire service he owns. McBride, son of Anhui II. (Mickey) McBride uf Cleveland at first declined on advice of counsel to give the inloimution to the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission at a heating they said was designed to “ gel to the bottom" of information service to bookmaker*. 1-ewis Petlewsy, counsel for Hie commission, asked Ihsi hr he cited for contempt amt the com­ mission recessed to consider the alder the motion. Upon reconvening, t’omnilMhmer Wilbur King told McBride there was no desire to punish him hut that the hoard had a ihdy to perform. Vincent Glblln, McBride's at­ torney. interrupted to -ay he had learned the answer during the recess and no longer objected to sti answer. McBride'testified that he "hon­ estly could not remember" the figures Involved. "My uncle and my father handled most of ll." he -aid. He Identified his uncle as Tain Kelly of Chicago, general man­ ager of Continental. Young McBride, a University of Miami law student, testified that he whs sole owner of* Con* tlnentsl hut said he was nm fami­ liar with the. operations JB sonnet. Re said the service A i t Ih news of results «f spoAs enjrtn.____ _______ _ ____ . _iughi testified''that one-third Interest In the company In tOAD from James M, Rsgen. Jr. andthe remaining two-thlnas from Hi * ----In * “M. “Rsgen. ------, Sr., wan was i James slain In 1046 while driving In Chicago Assistant Allorhay General Georgs Owen a«kM If tal gave horse race results. The answer was "Yes. „ "How does the service colled 7 asked Owen. . „ , “1 don't know the del alia, McBride. _________ RF Twelve Promoted As Sanford Guard Meets itt Armory A number of men w aived promotlona In rank at Ihe drill Iasi night of Co, 1, lM lh Infantry. Florida National Ouatrd at the Ranford Armory, I.Uut. John Rauls announced today. Rgt. Cecil R. Jones was promoted to be sergeant first elaaa, grade K-6; Old. William M. Dean to rank of sergeant, grade R*ft Threa privates first class wars promoted to rank nf corporal, arade K-4i Pfe Porter H. Unslnir III, Pfc. Donald R. Myars and Ffr. Edison A. Myers. Private Alfred E. Harper was promoted to rank nf private first class, grads E-fl. '« recruits reeslved the rating of nrlvate E-8i William R. Flowars, Joe A. Hauser, A l m f , ’ Hit tell, J r , Thomas J. Jsnklaa, John F. McTeer. Joe It, Mu h and Joseph.) y Wall of Cspt. David M. Oatehei will command the 00 mag and .four officers who will pottMpate in firing practice In lattar May and early Juna at Cai members of Hit. 1 Company I will < mesa, >i The first hour o was devoted to (nsl Sgt. Joe Warner I tesv and drill, ond hour Instruct! aim /by t t f t . 1 Thirteen attractive new homes are under romtruction at ihr Plan­ tation Edsle Development in DsBary, and during the pan lew we<A« three recently comptetrd homes were occupied. Among the homei nearing completion are (lime of Mr. ami Mrs. William Siekmann of Jeucy City I Mr. and Mri. Jtwepli Santillo. I lamden. Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. John Seufrrt of Valley Stream. N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hatfield, Niagara Falls, N. Y ., and Mu. Maiian Charges Of Blackmail Anti Publicizing A 1,ot tery R e t u r n e cl A g a i n s t Officials Sheriff Is Found Guilty In Georgia Civil Rights Case Piccolo of Brooklyn, N. Y. . ►---- — ------------- --------------- Other new hutnes under con­ IbHIary social cnlemlar Is struction are for: Mr. and Mrs. busy“Ulrly-Girly" show which will Joseph Meyer, Greenwood Lake, the N. J.| Mr, and Mrs. George Rkln- be presented by the men of the on Mar. 17. The ID OTTAWA, O., Mar 10 (/Pi ner, Cleveland, Ohint Mr. afld community Mes. John W. Rice, Syracuse, acts will include n wedding, com­ The gland piiv today mdirlrd with "beautiful bride’’ and N. Y.i Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Cros­ plete 'i-luirniing bridesmaid*," bathing •hire n il no d n llirrix of the by, Cranford, N, J.: Mr. and Mrs. suits lb rough the ages, and even Fraternal Hide, nf Eagle* and N e g ro e s W e re Fred Volkommer, Valley Stream, vrrv mlvanced fashions, those for one stale o fllir i mi r lia lg ,, lalig S e v e n N. Y,; Mrs. M. Tynan and Miss 2000. T u r n e d O 'e r T o mg limn puliluiriilg a ltdiriy to Juliette Hontenakels, New York Ueceid events at Hie Hellnrv Cityt Mr. and Mrs. John SrhHap. noinsinn Included a play put on hlackin.nl K K K A n d F lo g g e d Baker-town, Pn„ and Miss Marian (In- o llitrrr amt thr im lul by the tile* Club under the direeCreel of F'nssalc, N. J. C L A X T O N , Gn., Mar. 10. — Huii of He«« I'aitersmi on Wash, ........ ic ro .| ih,-in During the past few weeks, Mr. 1,1*1 — A foimir* newspaper edit­ Matthew I llinw i, ,,f 'spimgand Mrs! Norman P. Gould of Phil- ington's lllrtbdav, and n card partor said loil.it lie lirrd a shot smorgasbord supper on Vnlclisdelnhla, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Inst night at .Ku .Mux lllie's Day Itegolai meetIllgs in­ held, 1 ), adiiiim* t ia lllr din t lot . . , Kl.iusinrti , . , . tlcMahon and l-Tdward J, Henry clude Hu- Saturday niglil dance ol tile gland lin e , llu r r nidli aHeuiptliu* to intimidate him of Long Island have moved Into f-r editor'll* deiionnrlng them. which is open to members, and the Ull'lll* ih iigniK pnblli iruiK a lot their new homes. Killtor Mlllon Meckel man of Ihe Club which hold* Illl'ClIUg* lery and one mill, troeiil i h.ligMr. and Mrs. H. B. Hughes of tile,weekit l i i iloti Kill uprise open­ dint practice every Wedne-dai Bellows Falls, Vs„ have purchased .ng .inline no d o llin g hl.ukioail. ed (lie *1 a caravan of mis the Bonny Lodge Cabins from Mr. evening. driven acios* hi* lawn tlirir luiepb K i’lhui ol Spim glirld. Hnlldoteis and road -crapersml Mrs. Borneo Pagllsro, and horns bios me Ibe* writ- occu­ ( I . itJlr I a siru l e l a i , lim e have started work nu additions k,T ' "* opeiaiuin couslantlv in pied hv lubeil Klaimnirn. lie said to their residence and to Hie fill (-(lending m inipioving new roads ooili ImrNI* 1 1,.,igiiig poldiiirmg To nidn to piotrel an self, New r»adonnow beiiitedemled Ing station a loll, ir I figured ll was best In fiir a -oiitiiwaid t'onxtuclinu iraiod VV. Homer Smith, tax assessor shot,” lie, k. i m in lelalrit The Price* for bomea an* moderate |t,«r |>lt \ l •oiiilriliuo id v<l for Volusia county, attended the cars i|iiii'l>ii departed recent meeting of the Property The five room home of Mr and M.IIV*. O , llrpolv gland wiolllV Owners Association, explained the Mr? Saiilillo, for example, eost ROME. In Mai IH i IT A Homesread Exemption Law and Ifi.itOll, exclusive of llie lot. Ijeorpe I>iemlrnt .tod ( Him dipotv mdi Waifurr, eonlraclur, i* liiiildiug tor id the l.tg lc. time mdlcl- G rlilg ia |im l.i*l iilgl'l , " i i ’ ii led pnawered questions. Bill O'Hare, director of the De­ three oilier lioine? in iln- uclnily a slieiltt and Ins depoli oi tie out ihaiging bUi Imiail, nary Recreation Committee, Is mi. Plantation Drive. The Santillo nienls directing Ihe extension of the rec­ borne le of concrete block celi'-tioc I one cliaignig puhlu If mg I Inlleil pilVIiig sri i'll iXegioe. ol llirn , , i IV ll i'clit« l-V I ill II i Ii e lllem ovel reation area near the swimming linn mol bin. a screened porch tie- I . *’,,r loin V '* pool. A horse*hoe pitching court tween Hie car poite and Hie b,.u*„ l,,lt»l ’ late i inpoiatloll not to a k n kin * Ni.m mob loi lloew and equimnent is being added. proper. All the floor apt!.... Hie ',1' Plrnic tables are to In- u cd In con­ home in covered with asphalt lib- | llirmrd to do Im-mets m Ohio, i tug junction with the barbecue pit I'aliinela, -ink, alove are included] ltnriu-ll II liold-lein of PurlEty lit nlliri wllllr dr trml.llll* which is planned for the near fu­ in the purchase price. Kaclibmne laud. Ore , grand aerie legal adture. lias modern plumbing ami it min vlser, one Imliclmeiil ciiarginir were Irreil. The neat went coming up on the deep well. doing business n* an agent ol an 11.1.1,- , , wtnt v .S1i«-r111 |i,lm \V ^owl of siale eorjiioatum mil iicens l.vnrli anil Depot* William lin t c,l lo do hnsim-- in i Him line weir wt|Ulllr<l oil two . Ill I ***** I be count* grand ini y icluiiiid the Imliclmeiil -ccicilj, I'ln-y ot a liner point invJi. lux til gen weri' made public to,hi) when rial c-uiipiiaiy ami inliiimlatmn III,- foul I.ogles officci l u|ipeareil ill M il M-iimr Clay m Pul mini count v common plea* ll w.iv 11 ihe Clay liomr at coin I lo ucce)il service ol Hu- limllnokri, C,a.. lltal lln* sevril Nebllln. 11,-lulls uf llie Indlclllielite well girtn w eir *ei/eil hv k n klu sei* lint disclosed Immediali'ly. ’ p . UnHIdslein, speaking la*! Apr, 2 Frank QuHImnn' New 'ifnrk Ben lit v Be* forAUortmy r»-imiitn ’ mirth e lhal all four msn. s-ked foi u - Tlir (C.aHeaeC *1* raa* Fearl (,r M1Vfll Evncii ami llarlliur irig Triuri Fnt Mur* Countv Health Unit S ch ools C lo se Madsen Faints Friday 2:00 P. M. For 2nd Tim e For County F air In Murder Case For Fund Tncrean* tier Of A rmv Sitonsr FRANKFURT. iirfin.my, M»u On lecnnunrnation of llie tin* lets, ihe Cnuniy School Hoard 10—'(/I*) Btllliettr Yirtte Mad yrilerdav authoii/ed principal* to «etl fried "I u n i -land it” and tlaie irlmali ai 2:0H o’cltirk I n liirtl cnllapird iluiinv hr, hid day afternoon, Mar. 24, ill uidn ini muiilri today ll ‘wai the lecoiul luiir the 22 lltal Irarher* and pupil* ntav al lend the Seminole County Fan year old Hionklyn lir.iulv bioki uponioteii hy the American Legion 'down ill i|,r iiimlinoMi m wlmli 1/ U/ L ll 1111 'l|r * ,v ll Hglll* i oil’ ll Him i’ Vernon h^tiicey tone vrai mpn*on ami >ti.ttnn Held In Orlando On I n lrral Juilvte I l ink Hooper Hiirhwav Ii a r firt e |,,,,, |,„ , nrw tualpemiimt a mo r* J lb , ,,, . . . . .. Htete lllgbwuv Patrol Ibp ....... m« iuform.al .br si.nfind I o . s Jiatris-I eou.l i„.r„r,. muimgbi last night leelive bed arreale.l Verimn \V Jiliigr 11impel d c lllie d a inn .Stacey, hit and rllll din er, who on- n ull In-1 llerenibi'i when a I'l'evi wallied Imre after In nutnnmhllc ,,, o n . ws- Oliuble lo agree ol, •xti n ii , . i *he li being tiled Iex die ’ Ininline inn min nud itamaged llie rear llie la ic of the 10 men Dt. Frank Quill.ii.xn. dtrerlu, )|({ ()l„ |im|lam, ol a Slmieiiakx-r truck which hint i'ln Negioet four of them •lopped for the trnffie ilcht on I.oiuet ■civleeincn thr Srimrnlc Cuunly llealili Umi. w cic forced The aitiarlive mutliet ol two French Avenue ot I'liiiteenth ■equetled ihe Board to rnnxiih. childldeii. pair ami wan. Ii’leiied nrieaiing ils appropnatioti to the |() j() ini|Ml„ OMr<1 j „ ..... .. Uttil lor the fi.cal yea, hegumme , ,,y hf[ „ |0|||fy ........ r „Wf| in July. C'umheilami. Mil, (m liri aiqqilll Thin matter, raid Supl. T. \V Lawton, waa tabled until It is de­ tal, Thru the i lied out ami laud termined how much the State will eil. The prosecution ImU resteil allot to the achoois, Al present, the Slate la withholding 1(1 net shortly before witt. lehttnnuiv cent of its allocation, and if Hil­ front ali army ImmlwritliiK expert ls not made up, a serious shortage that kirs. Madsen wrote u bit lei of school funds Is anticipated. note foond near Imr hu-lmud's In case of a shortage nf fund- hodv. The mde referred to "Ihe rat, all Items of budgeted sspenae will he reduced, rather than Increased! the low creature," and said: "Mv for Ihe fiscal year, he aaiertrd husband will come home xtid l»'ni The Hoard approved the pur- me up, my only defense is lo pmchase of an additional acre of istid led myself, which Is lo slmut near the Midway 8choo| for Ne- him." groe* in order to meet slate The prosecution contend* the (C e a Waa c i Ob ra g e U g M l tc e a tla a e a m* esaae sciabu Free Electric Cooking School To Be held At Sanford Armory A f«# electric cooking school and appliance exposition will open neat Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 nMock at the .Sanford Ainmiy umlei the sponsorship of the Florida Power and Light Co., thiougli llw cooperation of local electric eppliince dealers. On Ttwsday aad Wedneidey ihe tchnol will be rundiicieil at 2: 111 and 8:0 0 P.M., and on Thurtday afternoon a concluding teuion will be held at 2 iJ 0 o'clock, Mrs. Colena Wilhoit, FluriiL l ‘»wcr and Light Co., home ccuiiuniwt, will conduct (ho school. Bho hssF’ had much asparlenca in conducting ntfuc cooking doaiauatratlona and will presant many new Ideas on better rooking to Samlnole Countv house­ wives aad visitors. '•"PsH n u n t fh'", lln- niiy di'liln-ruteii nearly I" ....... )(lil,tHl <lllwll „ Street slmrtlv aftei I, UII o’clock yesterday aftnrnonu Slm-ey, headed tmrlb mi Fmicb Avenue nl the lime of the a; ",dent -wri veil Ilia car quickly ......... I<‘f’ min the Market drivewuv, mil iigaiii on to the Avenue umi was bended south before anyone could stop Inin, according to pet-mm cm ployed si Hanford .Slate Farmci* Market, Police Chief Roy Ii. William? mtide tiiTiiligemeUtn lo have Hlnrev who liven in Orlando, retnrneii here for trial In Muniripnl t'mnj. The .Stmlelinker truck helling* 'i> J. K Me I ii toil). At 2:11(1 o'clock yrsteidav nfterUOIIII, Matthew W illiam , Negro, ran Ills autamohlh- into u Ford seilnn, tha property of Miitliew I , muck, of Tarpon .Springs, and damaged a fender. Willluim- agreed lo r.ettle out of court for ll|e dam­ ages. Duylotia Reach police have nolifieil Hie local departineiii to lie on (lie lookout for u stolen 1047 lioiek sedanatta of dark green color. The license mini Imr is KW 2802, Triplets Born To Fisherman’.i Wile ... . — JO N E8V1LLE, La., Mar. JO. — i/l*i — A baby a day for three . uliitciUlIVM dayn — tliui'n Hie wuy the 36-year old wife of a fisher­ man gave birth to triplets, Watching tha newcomers gurgle milk front their bottles today, Dr N. U, Naall. who delivered the babies over tha three-dav period sessions. Prises will ha awarded, ■ad surprises will ha given Ihst "E M .SV onatrations, leaal display* at Urn K lL L R D IN F IR E llLNTON, I1L, Mar. 10. Fire destroyed the 78-rooi ton Hotel en Benton's square sariy today, taklni agpssrsd the Florida Will have Wing school '{;;•) iii ' o ear eaiiicd . loll, it al flic I'lnv Imllic ami >1 Vllld Imrt distance wlli-lc tile* to ■ » well , M,v,,tl.|y , -e udlmtled that l.vu i .... ............ . demit.es ............ I i « atlu u > a H a C s ( > — K I l S-O Ifaiiitall T oIhIh i. 7.r» Illi'llt'N i'lllH Wt't'li S e n a to r A d le s o ji Says H u ii g 1 e d W h e n I le S u s p e n d e d K’c d ' s P r is o n 'P e r m I. U i i : - i f i ’f'KHS, Mar. 10. — I-Pi S. rrrlm j I,co rra l TrygvO l.ic said ludat V.ileotin A. Gubilcltw. cointctnl tfussiau spy, is still on tiw ) luted Nations pa * r ,,|| .it fti.iMlil i tear. Gu* blfi tiet, , Sol let rngineer, has been su-uemled (ruin Ids duties as a I N cIIIpIm re since hla n iresi te .,1 ago n ilh ex-gov* ernmeol i-ul loiliib t'oplon. Ida lolil bis weekit news eoofeienrg i <hal lio b iiilie t's v i aius in tha t -.N ,en..,o,s hanged trendii>K ili't'tniiin jin tO *hi'iht'r h«- Mill i f I ui ii tu Ituftnir . I.i# ilFt tinFil tu k*tiinin«nl on I llr rmirP* .eidicA m i.u bite tier’s selilrli, r M I b l l i M , I *»N lia r III — ■ -■ Ft Sen itoi llr.Mabon CDi min i *aid hr was "shocked" al wh»l Ii,- trail HmI ii * iii the full rmifpvsioo ot Hie liiiiis h sclenlist dmticted <i| giving utontic* hydrogen -rite ts Hi Ifussin Me* Malum I* chair imiiii of the Sen­ ate-House Atomic l o n g , fom oilllee whose uiemliers gul (heir Hist look al Ihe full confession. Hr ilr, Hie,I l,, tlis, lo*r aov de* Inil* W AM lINl.h >N. Mai. It) -</p) iicnalm Wbniv (R -N rli) crilu i/eil S c iri.m ot Stale Ache* ■>o imtav i.u >r, iiuiiip-mluig that \ ilei loe \ t , 1,loli.Iii t . R u iil s ii I oil’ ll |e.I I , •|,V lie guru, a lllpi Oilnl - .iil.ii..' in,| srlll ilom lln- iiniull* ' S c ’ irt.uv liunglmg, o| oi itir Tl.ilc Al licton'l Inihitclicv ipy i.t ’i- iv I iii Ihr i r viiiriii r ui lu* un* filin ’ * tu lontm ur a* S n r rt a r y ol S n i r "-JjkTtJk'v. G U I* Senate,-* I r u ln , .ini in i italrnienl. ”11 tiicir tv.ii any in rn l in Rut* •ia s ilaiio llial (iiihili hr* illlimllir limn pio-rciilion, *vat Mr. \i Iicmiii ’ Ipillli! l in e re io g lllin i ,1 b rim , thr ll iKsian -p* was put to lua! Hut lit hilly* i| %Al*| I f j Cub- iliiirk uni t lo I’diinn III|C»H, Mi \t lirxtin nlumltl liitF IrI |f$r l*$\V I tkkr its eo d iir i all! kll Chi*V I aj I lilt* I l rillr.l N j h i||* ^TUMli-r i. Uni I mlid; \ t»|iIort« lisim n e*M,|»|tiyr nl tin Im tu r h*I'.t11lui-iii lln#, nrn* *i»nvic Ini ii* .» Mru ^«ii Is iin l "I i<>nt|)iMcy I «'ij ill I ii uf i On I'm r ru u f I Lugioit Contitiander Ru(|uuh( k Help Of W ts On Thu Farm l ime- <) G:ill>i** av. commander of Hu Hanford I’m- I fdl, llie \mer* lean I i-gioii, asked mrmber' of llie Kainfnll iluriug Hie week tms len-iun (In - 11it- t-aim training loluiled I Vh, or more than tlireo *‘t“' 1,1 • night to a -u-.t III eeltime* Hint of till- first two month-. "I> • vbit.il ol produce at Ho- ..ionic Seminole C o u ld * - Kali. of Hie ycui, K. J. Mmigbtmi. .Ii Miii 'ii 20 25 Tin- meeting and wcntheniian, .reported Hi Is nmri supper mi* held ill Hu- Future lug. Citrus growers especially w -I limner llulldliig. Flu- V rleran Cluappointed voim-il tin- showers which came Cbnih's T I.u" son to livid, Monday liter a prolonged dry spell Ml During January, only .11 of no tlicii Am erican Legion Fa ir Com-inch of rain was recorded, ami lull Ire I'o s i Adjutant James J Hingis-' during February, 43 inch, a to­ tal of little more Ilian one half liny point ad out I lint Hus year the. Legion i pqirmp-d Fair will tie big­ Inch. Nornnd rainfall during Jan­ ger niul better Hum ever. The veterans were unnurrd hy uary, said Mr. Houghton, should have been 2.35 inches nud during Knriyle llourdiohlcr, commander* February, 2.31 inches, nl total of decl of Hie post, itint to- would 4.56 Inches. The deficiency wns lend them legal aid in preparing ■4.02 inches for Hu- two mouths Hu- by-laws nud marketing agrosThe heaviest rain prior to Jail, ment fur Ihe cooporstiva Hint they I was mi Christmas day when are now planning Lennon] It Toy, Florida reprt3.41 inches nf rain was recorded. Rainfall during the week was '>t<nl ii live, the Columbia Hank fur 1.02 inches on Monday; .44 inch i.’ooperaHvqs, Orlando, "tTeclarod nil Tucnduv amt .20 Inch, Wed­ Hint of four southeastern states, nesday The minimum timpern-- Florida In doing the large.-.t iiusi* Ttu other turv tins morning was 37 degiota m-sr with the bank dates named ure Heurgiu, North in Sanford. Caroltnu nud Hnulb Carolina. John Pierson, clans instructor, TAXFJt rO LLK C TK D More iInin 80 percent of tlu- invited till' veterans to ntlend tha Bominnle ('minty 11140 tax roll was supper and meeting tonight at collected during the discount period 7:00 o'clock at the Future Farm er from Nov I to Feb. 28, Jnhiv !.. Building. He urged that the vet­ Gallowuv, tax collector, announced erans cooperate In Hie opening next Tuesday of the Auction Mar­ this morning. at Hie Hanford Htale Fanners Persons who paid taxes during ket Market. _____________________ that period lamed $18,518 In dis­ counts, he ravealed. THE Payments made during March will bp net. On Apr. 1, unpaid real estate and peraonat taxes become ^J^jdlCSONViLLE, Msr. ^Ht—(#) delinquent and aub'ect to the penalties provided by law, he said. TOURIST PROGRAM Three noted musicians, mtmb m of the Rollins Collage fa* cuHy. will ntartaln the Sanford Tourist Club tomorrow night at Ii00 o'clock at the Tourist Gon-> k. i oiposltlon r alisraoon far* a three S e n iu i M 'ju n t m u "c �•* r « - .— < - ’'(AM ■'; , V:iv ■ ' ViJi" • . u ,VV K ‘ * '• r D f ' •:-V? m k ? ::; ’% m - m <t t y v i Vx H I If <4« Atroff i Kt‘T5'Ai. AM) ... rT A \\ CtlltJt/IT t.'OH I IT, NINTH JD IC IA I. 17II tC H IT U K K L u ltlJA IN AN1> Kim HKUINOL.K JL’NTV. IN (‘ItA N CR n V NU. Saul Attempts To K ill David After Philistine Wars A MUM*K. HAMM. I |ON t'l.A IN ANT, lad, is not the arrow beyond thee? Make speed, haste, stay-not. David theieforu c ra p e d to the * cave Adullam. And every one In dis­ tress gathered unto him ; and l u bveamu a captain over about m ur hundred men. ■ RADIO STATION W.T.K.R. n»TDRi»Ay U\ m\ , if ■ ■ i rr far . Svin suion IP v lu 13:00 13:00 I 3 : 3i' I 'l ii i 1:16 1:30 I I. -7 -.*, 1 1" 3:16 im 6. . •> yBePAY- NL •*- ■r fit, 'M* e-'j u t Riga On mv Hut Old Vuca) lluroivoli llraakfast With Utar Hawaiian Mahi MahuM r iv s Mian Mtars Of Hairrouny Tune* Kor Sunday MflfoSt!"*' Hu ii d a y k lo r n in g F a a t lv a t M u s ic a l v a r i a n t * (lo sp a t M ln g ara C h u rc h H e rv lc a H l r l a * O r c h a a lr a T h r u t J a t a n in g U la s a o r g a n T im a T o u r is t H t q iis s t N ew s H ay McKlutay U r d u S u n ,la y .M stln a s II1M1IIITon; 1 . .s l u r U r c h . Ae David returned from tho i A'ld the Philistines Nnvadod the #,*V t " " Mhyihm Hour in N ew s rlnughtpr of the Philistine, Abner land jm d Haul went against the sSiS.*i W e s ls r n Ja m b o re u brought him before Saul. And Haul Philistines; and David went and Tina Meven O C Io c k C lu b T .51 N o w s look him that day, and would lot dwelt in Kn-gedl, s on Cuant HasU Ore Vi. Ami when Hnul returned, it wait him ao no more home to m< e l l Kninkle C arlr lircheslra father's houae. And David went told him, David in__in Kn-gedi. e l o __'lo r n ln g .. .L)evulb> ue .tv 16 M ood- I n .. Jlrie U ivhlthe»rnrver Haul sent him: and Then Ssnt t'«di three thousand \v o ru i A l N ine iiiwri, . i i .,1 iu.nl to reck David, And b c t .i ; s : h ila y n f A p r il, t i v i , riuul out him over the men of war, s 16 I ' l l l l H eed A l T lm U iy e n *l*e a tltHri'f i'n* I'anfiRRn will h« unit he was, nevopted in the light lur earin' to the sliccpcotcs by the N:1u K o r r o s ir y K h o w 1111" l.ulheran Hour l l i l i r e t ) u r si I itnt y o u . T ilts t u l l I n of all tho people. And when the way. where was a cave) and Haul ii 11r, h o i lie Jo n c u ii r c h . 3-111 Kamlllar Claisica b rn U K h l liy tlm I'r u n p liiliiA til a a n ln o i went In to rover his feet: and III IMI I 'lo (Ip I'n rm le I :nil (Itiasl Editor y o u f u r « d lv n n h T in - n a m e n l '.tie women came out, singing and danc­ I Ml 16 A lloy-A illr t -31 uele l : 3ii A vs Marla Hour P o u r t , ih r M il,- m ill h u m h e r uf ing, and said. Haul hath slain Ills David and Ids men remained In I nr a<> M elod y S la a u s ln u 6:011 Hrcat W ork! (tie r« M ' n r r n r iit n iv r eel f n r lh H am m y K ...... a y e u r c l. the sides of the cave. And David M . :IS .......................... thousands, and David his te.i thnu 3- I.V The llrlnht Hput W tT N K H M tin- h a nil n f ll-n , e r li III use, and cut . . orf the skirl of I l 111 ............ <'lassie Ilnur nnds. Haul waa very worth, and S 1 1 1 N ew a . . 1 . t. III. ,1 an. Iliiu ia iil and the ■mil «r the rln -n ii Cuurl rUloiin lliivlcw K T w l l l a t i t Molia s o f , UernltH-l, I 'n m i lv . K t n r liln , U iU mid. They has nsrrltied unto David Haul's rnlie privily. And Saul rose {[ J" ................... ■MiiwDI fit.. iv till Hafnty Mhow S 1:. tin liny nf March, l»Ml, ten tlumsHiids, rind to me they up, and went on Ilia way. . Duvld u :l>ii World Al Noon fi .'11 Tommy Dorsny O rch cilrs O, t'. lirrmtnn Tlio llsnd Wsann have u«crlhed hut thouaaiid*: and iilsn went out of' the rave, nnd li:|3 « 1; Voice Of Tha Army A m I ' l r m n f H iihl I 'l r e n l l C im rt ll C lu h , i"i lls r s ’s To Vets whiil can ho have mure lull tlm erled nfier Haul, saying, My lord , 'J I ii a IIIO IUBAI 'o p k liir Ml n r 7 r . ( I r s i i t Wallses Malcuttn Malci H lU irrrii kingdom? And Haul eyed David die king. And when Haul looked i r. 1,'iU n A n n I I I ,in n 7 i" t'htirelt Hsrvlc* AMl t t u in e y fm «‘niunlntriNiil l in M n u lcn l V a r l- N r * fiino lint! dav forward. I behind Idin, David enld, llehobl » mi I’roinlly Wo Unit ■ > Mil lb i r N n iic H u n ch :• Huy Dunksnln Orch And Haul spake to all hi . ci (hi* dav the I,old delivered tbee .1 on H o n k W liliJin m *> ich. M iT ir i: 1 ilncel Hlar oho ford.Klorlda, VUM,S' *hat they should kill David ••••" band: «»e Ihe sk ill of :i l r. T m ln y 's M inr in Mafr-llll Kor Amarlca J .0, M u s ic a l M le iw c n sr March to. Ish" Dot Jonathan, Hmirs son, delight- Die iohe In oiine hand; for ill that '• 1 N'uvul Air Hhnw i ir. M ie ll III M il" w i l « r 1 ........... In Htnffiiril , N O TICE Id IIC IIIJ IV UIVUN Noil ,nd much In Davhlj and Jonullino I rut off Die "k ill of D|y robe, and I III! ilu s lc l,o v ,'fH I 'm a ia m ■urtusni in I ’hspisr 1st, Klurl<l.i - ■— Ie 1’* A d v e n tu re s Of lla h a (tuth ............. ' k i lh|| | bee not, know thou tlml I I in T r c i i T im e .liv e *-K itatillsa, IMI mi iiinrinl-d, the fnl lohl David, H a y in g My fathei ir '» At Home W it h k lu aic I r . li c o r g r J ln r g a li I I ,"i N ew s towtaa dr»i rilled In ml III Hsoilnntr nth to kill thee: now Dierefoie, l have not -inncil again.d tlii'Cj yet ■"M i'h c I lliv U im I ln u r 1 ■ Mlffll (Iff County, Klorl'ln. will h* offered for pray thoe, hide thy mcIT: nnd I thou liuiitesi my m iii I in take it. • »r. T in , l l r i K l n K lim •kl* at public outcry for (he high- will commune with my father of The I ,nrd judge between me and i, no N e w s •St and leal cav-li hid at the from <1.o', T w l l u l l l H n liu s M llNllAT door of the Hcmlnnla County I'nuri then. And If it please my father thee. And Haul lifted up bin vniie, s ili, 'lu r k d it* p u rl I, '” i Minn tin boaInoIns nl Houae. al Umifonl. baalnnlnR -i do thee evil, I will shew It ami w rpl. And he nniil to David, ■ ' l> Malil rtoogn > Ttis Khvilnu Ilnur l ilt k AU.. on II.Mnnilay Msreli thee; I will n h ix d a l l o w , , iih Thun are more rightcm ii I li a n I : i, 3o M p n rls I'u ra< ls a lu News iftll. A !».. IS50; c C, M cnriv fli.m la in M ft . 1 W e s te rn .h in th o tse fm I lion tm i lewardedd me good, ihough iil'a mnrk. And I will end L«l II Norinuny Itipiare I'lsl ; no I 'r H I I n g n o A f'lo u il 7 1"i Meven ii'C lo c k Ctnb ■vheri’ns I haw rewarded then evil. .Baek * pna* II. a lull, suylllg. Do, find 1he at . 16 H o n iln y H chnol l.o n in a , 1" He ve n ri'l't o o k C lu b ' Lot ‘IS Not uni nr Mipisrs flat . is H a lu rd o v M s lil llm in o u y . "" T n n y P a s to r r i r c li rows. If I expressly s a y uni" Dir W iicridm e Ihr I .Old reward Dire Booh 3 par* 11 . I., K i ' i ' i i n t c , Kv c a r lo < 1 . lie n n r rio m lm s ti in c h . Ind, The arrows are on Do- tilde good fm Dull Ihi'it hied dpne lltdo Dot sr.S l.o na wood fla t ttooh » on V u r l- t v H u ll M iiriiltu r D e v o tio n s me lliid.i\ tod now, I know Dial 'I pagaa ts In >1 A I’lsl llnnk of Ihse; then come thou: for llierv « 311 t i l ' l l T i ll ' Ib lte l * 1. M o..its In M u sic Ikon -halt inely he king Hwem A,-pag<> 31a Is pence lo thee, and no hint Ihd "» NIC III K d ld n ll t\ ortit A l N in e Tails S !l A Id NotlllMtiy " II. P h il H oc,I A I T i l l o t f i n P h il Ite e il A l U r a a n if I «ay, The arrows niohryond i.iu D ieiefoir nnlo me lo the Houar* fl.,1 Kook I pare tl i» Mom la I, In n u f T i n l ) » r ■ m M . I. A ik e n H liiffs rN tm of n i ; u of N w tt or I Dice; go Illy way; for Ihe I,"id I "id. I lull I h im w ill lad rill lie M u s ic a l I m i , r h n ls 1 1 W lie r e A n g e ls K - a i T o T re s r t NWti Med too ‘.i Townnlilp SI hull) sent tiler away. Ho David ■ei'il nfli i- ne And David rwni* ' i f 1, IlilU l I 't lllic I " "i I'lo I ! |i I'n rm le * Qoutil ItaliKc SI Min i . M vir|i>rlc H o u lis ,, uni.i Kind |. A Ih -y -A H ID - A M u sic | hid himself in the field Lota tm io i"« s tin to n r I' " . M flc .lv M .ig jis ln c P u b lic II*' Ilf Ii Anil Ihe king sat down I" cal. New the I'hih.itiues f o ii p h • W a it ) lla in liio i k I'ln t lln o k 1 M n vf i l l In n o n hIn I llu v l.o m b ttrtln O ri'k P a a c 31 a loa \ I'^III K o o k and David's place was empty tod .igam ' Itn o l to monnl Dlll'iia, N -H s > i r l . c - i r i i A n il M l»r £ p a re - i « h o A I I I . Hlull 'K I I I I" ' l " i n l n u V a r ie t ie s Said said unto Joolhun, W lieieluie IM ,| f,i||owed hard upon Haul, nnd tail* Hi!' ■'*" * I -'!*•» 3»l A I • . M u sk I I h w i i II fontrlh not the son of Jesse to he m u uni' wounded. Then mel (S3 U I k <I llm n n io i k I 'l n l Ko ok W o r lil At Noon l p u r e , ,11 l"a A 1*1,it K o o k meat to d ay? And JntlliDian an Haul to les inin m irh eaii'i, Dinw ' I io ii w a s l S ia m i .i t ld iie h ig h > 1 1 r i ic 11.11,1 W s a o u 1 paaca i" U f a H I M i 1 inn 1 'lu ll w end, Davjd asked leave of me thv c'voril, and Duust me through; pliiri* lmla !» : "■ ' In o h 11«in t i.ll P o p u la r Mtur t" go to Bethlehem. Then Haul’s lu o ck |*1 , i I K o o k * p o lice S I A lest Do ""' him iit'iimcl«ei| eome, mid I moi d l-li'-se d fm thee, my I I . I m ii I m Atm r I in m11 i n i A I'ln i Ko o k 1 p o lice tn linger was kindled, and lie clod u illume me llui Ins m mmirheni er laid In i Jnim lhiili; very pleasunt I 111 ' I m- Ii k I V a r le lle s lie a, i n j mi H a i N on e Ita n i'li javelin at him. Wheiehy JuiniDinn would not Therofnre Haul liioli a Ii . I I him been unto me: 11ty love y i| 3SS lllio k llr t in llin c k I ’ln l .1 HI' M ilto n E s t r s knew that it wan doli'iruined "I HWiiril, and fell upon it. Ho Haul i" me was wonderful, pn-sing tho look t p a n c i. SI A ju s A I ’U I 1 ■ T m ln y 's H la r ids father lo slay David. -ID 'I, and his three suns, that day V \e of women. 1 1" H it s A m i lie u ,H in e s 1 !'■ V im r M elo d y M01111 And in Dm morning Jonathan Ingplhri " '■ wciuion nf win perisiii’il. 1 <mi .M usic l.o v a r s P ru ffra m \rnl David lainunleil with Duwent out Into tJit- field Anil he look 3 paaeo to I HI A I t ! , ■ rjtfv, v i # * said until Ids Ind, Hun, I ind the lamenttiDnri over Haul and over m l apt K la c k lU n lo iiic k I ’ lo l arrows which I shoot. And he allot Jonathan. le n k 1 po pe- t l A in s A I'ln l took 3 pirn re 7n 1 in A I I I an arrow, and cried after (lie The hemlly of Israel Is -hull L o la IS 1C !S A !H M u c k «5 upon thy liigli places: lunv m< Dm B a n ln n d o P in t K o o k 3 p u re e I .it c y iil N o l l CD mighl v fall'll1st* S# 67 A St Tell n not in D nlli, puhlisl, it noi h o le T I ,11 « .11 M o c k M Hon laado I'llll tlooll S puttee Sn'i ill tin -D ecls of Asketiin; lest Die SS ST A Ah lit Hit* C o u rt of tli*’ l ' ph it 11> Ju tlr.f illUlgldi'ls ,,f Dll' I’hillsilne ie St Huolnmlo I'lnl llook 3 pnare H om lim l*' ClMlDlVi K lo rO L i, In jiiii'e, lest Die ilnnghteis of the liu SA ST A Ah • 1*1 (i hull* l,„le II lo IS A 13 to 1* Itloch in i lirnmi'iHi'd (i inmpli III ri»i laMtlltl* i»f I,ole I " I . ; h III A II lllock Itf iD l i l t T L. C o lt N i:} il.. .»ih«t Vl' 11101111111111 of (iilhoo, III I i.nki View loko Mary, I'lnl k n o w n an I i . 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This car alone give* all the advantafies of Valve-kvHsad Bogin* performance-|ach»din| die moat engine In iiis fisid-et lowest oostl AUTO M ATA TRAN tM tlltO N mobiles at the tawed pvtaeat, Cohif In and tee the Oierrolat Wejp» „• MMww A im i �•w K *m - M B n f l B « c w r: .V RHH r tfv q A w n o n nPtMf.n. 94 v Form rt o m n a ■V^yf Mm Choir To Metnc T At nt h u rch «rel Ion of i ho Kuuth, will l>« pre» n l « l nt ilie F ir s t Methodist Church at H:IM1 P. M. on Monday 4toy. J . E . M cKinley thl* morn* •M r invited the public to at thl* perform mi ce. TV proflentatlon whiefi! will * 1' » r » . i . • . « . | | | r - t,f thy world's gn-ate*t music, Is part of n "outhwlde tour being made by the group which m arks the lath anniver­ sary of the i-ollugu choir In MillcdKevlllc under t|m direction of Man Noah. Rlnclnjr without IhstrmiiiBiln! suppurt, ilie Mllledgevitle A CflpChoir has lieen recognised * w r crlllc;; and tlm public as belli* unique! isniunfc the choral groups « .!K nccor|)ih* to Rev. M chlnloy. „ T,IC. ft 'ir htgan today, leaving GeorKl* State College (or Wonieri nt S:*WT o’clock. It wns urgnnilctu in l a w by Mr. Noah, hem! nr the mitric, department nt the college, rlfle e n ruin uni tour* have been mode under the direction of Mr. Nonh. grsl the nnnunl out-oft te tniWH mo In addition to njr short weekend trips to v a r­ ious nnrln uf Bnorgia, Mina .tune Crow ley uf Douglasv illi Is rlmirmnn of the executive honid of the choir. Mr. Noah'hn* h threw year l ravel lug plan for hit choir fine year (hey go to Miami, one year to New York still tine year to New Orleans, They have hroadrast over n mm* tlunnl radio hookup, have snug in W oihluctou, nml hnvn been ^ - s t nrHBts at sessions of the iTeorce l.esglalature. Accompanying the girls nml boys on I heir trip to Minim I hi* .--nr will he Mr. nml Mrs. Nonh nml their daughter, Joy, nml Mr. ami Mrs. I.enunrd Norman of the music faculty. Before arriving in Hanford Monday they will per­ form In FlU g crn ld , <!»., Waycrosa, On. nml Jacksotivlllo. MORN 1NO D E V O T IO N H W 'lo* regular Mnrnlng Devotions Piograni over W T R R neat week will be in rlmrgo of RcV. Otenn F.. Smith, pnsler of the Christian & M issionary Allinnre Chureh. The program is heard dnilv nt K :ti) A M , nml is sponsored hv tin* Sanford M lnistciiai A 'm clolion In ronim ulioii with Rntllo .Htntinu W T R II. ‘ ~ t ------------------ “ . Knur-fifth* of the water thin "rArintry uses conic* from stream* nml lake. W ells provide the other 20 per coni, i 1) 111PUN L)ABLE 1941 fc * Plymouth I l)m>r Sedan $595 New I ’ a ln t S e a l C a v e rn Seminole County Motors B1!l E. 1st St. Phone 1011 Our Salesruum la Open Halurdny Afternoons The F irst Metliodiat Chureh w’dl observe a week of Dedication next week from Mnr, 12 to Nn,\ 17. with spot i 1 ruse ow ning at 7:;)u o'clock. The iU v Oavlon H o w , pm.iftr --r-Oiv. F l n l j Methodist Oititvh uf New Snij i Min Beach, will be !ho lit re:-— All Chnrth Notice* mutt be presented at the Herald office on in* day before publication, Sanford Ministerial Aaaoclaiioit Rtv. H. L. Zimmerman, President Joe C. Crews, Sec. • Trens. CHURCH OF T H E N A Z A R E N E ASSEM BLY OF (,«//) , US Maple Avenue 12th Street and Laurel Avenue Rev. L. R. Rush tun. Past or L , A. A iirn, Pastur Sunday School Pi 15 A. M. Phone SIB-J Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Sunday School. 0:45 A.M. Junior Society t!:l5 P. M. Morning Worship, U :0U A.M . N. Y. P. S. 7:00 I’. M. Pastor speaking subject "Better Evangelistic Hour 7:45 P. M. Things." Mid-week Prayer and Praise Evening Service* A message from the head of their Chureh heard as a part oi the Sunday morning service, March 12, hr the congregalidni nl most of the nearly 8,,000 parishes and missions ol the Ci icofm Cliureh. The Rt, R e v trend tn fn try 1Kno* Sherrill. Presiding cifTM enry Bi shop will speak over one of the largest radio networks ever arranged, and he will be heard by meant nl radio'receiving sets installed In lire churches Bishop Sherrill's address will he an appeal to Episcopal Church members to support a largely increase,! program of work in mission*.in this country and overseas, ami in Educalion arid Social Relations The address is timed (or exactly II JO. Sunday morning. Match 12. Episcopal Church Informs Members Of Foreign Tasks For the past nine week* the en­ tire Episcopal Church hnx been engaged in a "pedal activity rt* lembllng a gigantic school sy s­ tem, the Rev, I t . L . Zimmerman, rector of Holy C ro si Church, an­ nounced today. A campaign of education, referred to a* One World In C hrist, has aimed at In­ forming every member of the E p is­ copal Chinch about the program of work being done by tile Church nt home, overseas, and In the d rill of Christian Education. The month of January w ni de­ voted to study of missionary work overseas, February to work In Die United Slate*, and the fIryI part of March to new plan* for educa­ tion which are being developed and tiro beginning to emerge In llio form of roum-a of study on the belief* mul the nrtlvltlc* of the Church Schools, for u ie in fam i­ lies, by children, young people, ami adults of every uge. K arly lc Ibmshuldor Is chair­ man of the I’ariah program and hi* committee w ill canvas* the entire congregation urging attend­ a n t ak service on Mar. 12. The campaign One World In C h rist w ill terminate neat Sunday, when Episcopal congregations, gathered Into their enurrhes in all pari* of the country for the regular Holiday morning service, will hear, through radio receiver* srt up In the churches, the voire of the Presiding Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Henry Kno* Sherrill, summari*ing the objective* of the campaign In Sanford the broadcast will come tin Hugh Radio Station W T R R at precisely 11 t.TO o'clock Sundny morning. Methuxyrhlor ha b««n found an effactivo ns D D T if a ln s t file* when auony areas.! area * .\ -- not f used ---- In sunny “ ■twlnrenta In color television go back In tha laboratory a* fat a* IU28. ' Wednesday T;4B P. M. Youth Services, 0:30 P.M, A ll are invited to the mission­ Evening services, 7:00 P.M. a ry service Frid a y night. The ser­ Subject: "The Results of Re­ vice will Ik 1 conducted in the fusing to Repent." church starting at 7:15 P. M Wednesday Afternoon player service* at 2. F IH H T I’ R K H U Y T K K IA N Bible study, subject "How To CHURCH Pray," 7:00 P.M. Rev. Angus (5. M clnnls, Minister 0:45 A.M. Church School. FIRST METHODIST niU lU 'H 11:00 A.St. Morning Worship: J. K. McKinley, Mlai.trr Sermon— Mr. M clnnls. Mr*. P. R. Stephennon, D.R.E. 8:30 P.M . Youth Fellowship. 0:45 A.M. Clnirt-h School. 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship. A class for every age. Sermon: "W e Believe." Mr. Me11:00 A.M. Morning Worship, Innla. Sermon Topic: “ Did Jesus Hi*, Special Music Sunday Morning. approve of Wealth 7" Duet: "Love Divine" l>y Robert 8:30 P.M, Youth Fellowship Brown and Oeorge Touhv. Service, Anthem: "Come Y e Blessed" by 7:30 P.M, Evening Worship. the Chancel Choir. | Sermon: Rev. (invInn Howe, New Special Music for Sunday E v e ­ Smyrna Beach, Florida. ning: Solo: "Seal Us, o Holy S p irit" Stanley, Brantley. F I R S T C IIIt t S T I VN ( H i m II 1607 Sanford l*r H O L Y C R O S S C H t ' li r il (Episcopal) Rev. It. Lyttleton Zimmerman, R. D„ Rector 3rd Sunday In Lent 8:00 A.M . Holy Communion. 0:30 A.M. Fam ily Service and Church School . 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon. 8:00 P .M .'Y P H L. Service* During The Week Monday through Thursday and Saturday • Holy Communion, 7:30 A.M, Friday Holy Communion, 0:00 A.M. Church School Lenten Service, 4:00 P.M. r ilU lH T ( H U R C H , 1.... gemot ( Episcopal) Rev. II. I.yttlelon Zimmerman. B. II., Vicar 3rd Sunday in I,eat 4:011 P.M. Evening Player and Sermon. A ll are welcome. CDN IJ It EH A T IO N A L (T IP HUH Park Avrnue and Third Street J. B. Boot, Minister Church School. 10:00 A.M. Morning W ursiiip, ll.o o A.M. Sf.,mon: "How to know what Hod wants u* to do." "Dr. W illiam A. Brown tell* that he oner* asked a clever woman of his acquaintance, 'Why do you believe In OndT' She leplledt 'You would jmt understand rne t f la r e r e 40 tell you. A * fa r a* I know myself, I have three rea*on* for believing In Hod: the light in seme people's eye*; the sense of honor; and the Joy which follows complete surrender to a cause that i i greater thnn self.' And Dr. Brown add* this comment: ‘I do not know thut any theologian lias ever nut tiro real reason* for believing in (iod more...... nvlnringly. We la-Heve ill (iod because there lire experience* In life at one ho arresting nod so significant that, apart from Ood, It is p*y chUoglrally impossible for ua to uccount for them! You and I can honestly testify have ............. .. ......... .. that we — ----had such experienm*. And In (He light of them we cannot do other than believe In <iod.' — Teunl* E . Gouweni ..p c a k e r * ■ «?*»,'‘ft - ■v W H Y T H IV , th e I l lie n , ' itiun'iv C|, i P.M . IV.-4. i ii-t,Students who compose the Mlllodgevilh- \ C.ii'ocM a Chou which will appear at the First Metho­ n in F dist I lunch on Monday night at S :04) P. Mat. C l i-e \dani", W alter Hanks, Ed B a ilie , Jaciguclyn Barton. J hii Blackwell, l in n e t Cam p, Belly t in e II, lla ri et C ad eel, Louise Clark of Sanford, Lewis Coy, June Crowh v. I Sene Eu llin , Joan I'aull- "oi. I'riilliaa Hagan, N ell. Hull. Cecilia H alve... Attllie liulli llm vkins, Ml.uley Ifelrnly. lllllie Je a n it n . Fied i'c k Hedges, Marlon Holliman, Annette Johnson, Barbara John-on, Birdie Johnson, I'.itn ii. Kendrick, Continue King, Olln King, Aon Lain . Belly l.eltny, Clnne l.o e k e ti, i;.-tie and (ilerm M> ■'a ,n Jla m ie n M iller, Van Morris, Sylvia Me Fenaie, Itobeitii McKinney, lie n - (lyfo n l, M aiU .i Fa ' Mo e llc Pin.bps, Ernestllie Price. Nor mu .ban Rliun. Don Ithea. W arien lin e i . Betty \nn N io. l I Ini' a Smith, tieru- Tate, K in d ) iia ju i. b. Sail) T u ck e i. Martha C hine \ i on, Carolyn Webb, In * AbaCc Mvulice WiiniK-ll. 51-nu \\ «•11<•>.1 and Fo stei W in at. Sunday v h ■i .Morning W i b e Young Pi ople P.M . F u in g , ll l n S i , I ’r ayer and F , i, ■ 7:.'IP P.M. t lllllS T lW \.ND M ISSIO N \ lit M .I.U .M F Park enue .in,I Fiiurteenih Si. lilerin E . Smith. Pastor iibllfl A.M. Bible School S ir. A . YVIrlm ldt, S u p l. 1 1 : 0 0 A .M .. Mottling W orship. 7 :1 5 I ’ .M ., Evening S ervice M isidonary Sunday w ill he ob■,-rved lb cull ghu at 11n- dnv. The pastor w ill speak nl each se iv n e . \ 11 a re co rd iallv invited. Ifwrenem/few. 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Minister Church School 10-00 A.M . Worsnip. lim n y.M . Westrinri F.'iiowihlp, 'N-ld P M rhursdnv I . a n i M v t ln g , 7:15 P M T tu irn ln v C h o ir Pen *i-e y - i r P.M. Ftidn- a ( will be t-eld Commer- P A T */2 PR ICE r. «r m e Invited to attend these se r­ vices. i J. II nml nil F a rris. W iniitrr t B i l l s T H E At l M i M ISSIM N "The Open Door Church" will B iji lieo rg e M arsh, P a-lo t be the subject of Itu. w inum the K a tie M. t'am p h ell, S a p l. minister will use at the First F ilt h S l m l and II ,,I B \ u n it e Christian Church Sunday morning. Su 1111ilny m u - ice- at 7 :l i P M "Herinon In Shoes" will be the Students from Fe llo w sh ip Front Sunday Might sermon subject. lined The chinch -choid meets at 0:15 Bible School ill charge. A.M. with W. Timm, stiperin- music and singing m d o ,, Sunday soivier-s, 2:iU) P M temlent in charge. H er M ln siia ll, speaker The Christian Youth Fellowship T h in -d a y , D ivine H ealing sen Will meet nt 0:30 P.M. B rin g Ihe -ick The church officers will meet ice al 7 3u P.M . Tuesday night. Wednesday night and ntflieted. P in k your trouble* w ith u- and wll Ibe the time for our Bible study and choir rehear**]. This church we w ill help you. oatends u most cordial welcome. F I R S T B A P T I S T ( T I I ’ Ht II T H E C H U lir il O F COD P a rk A r r a iie nl S ix th Street 230B Elm A venae W. P . Bro o k", J r . , pastor John I M ille r, liliic a lio n n l Dir B ev, Joe C . C re w s, M inister " " f ' l r Sau-d \ Place Fo r \ ,,u"* Sunday school at !i 15 A M . Classes for all ages. Sunday School, 0 :1 5 A M Morning worship II mo ,\,M. " T a k e Y'o iii F a m ily It, -iuinlay Sl-llool " Message by the Pastor. Evangelistic service 7:.’in P.M. A Place f.n every m i'io iei Message and altar call given by th, la a n ly . I ,oio l i l l l i i (o dinth I he pastor. Mm rung W ,,t -lup, 11 no \ \| Prayer meeting and Bible study Sel lllotl, IV I*, ill,In k - , J l Tuesday 7:31) I’.M. Come and T iiu im ig I'n in ii, 0 15 l ’.\l bring your Bibles. \ ptioi- (in every ehureli .......... M issionary service each T h u rs­ I,ei S l,,r \ lb ,in (or c l i i l d i ' >i ,n day al 7:30 P M Mrs. Marie Kin- lie, '• year* of age ard, leader in charge. F u m in g W o ish lp , 7;3U I'M Victory Leaders Band Friday Ser tnioi, W P. I l l o iikv, J i evening nt 7;3(i P.M . M r*. Evelyn VVednesdliy Everting S e iu ,, Bennett, lender in charge. A pro­ 7:30 p.M . gram fur all young people We iu n tim ie our »tm lv in tin The cliurrh string hand will B'*"k of A ct* furnish the music nml Ihe pttbllr 'E v e ry Room A a W arm A. Vmii ls Invited to attend. llo ille ." • FOR THE WELL <• DRESSED MAN Methodists To have Week Of Dedication A t TH E C H U R C H E S j Tho Milledgevilte Collrgy Choir the only A Coppell* choir In thl# New PAOE THREF ■ — ______iftattaM m �** «»ll ‘ J^f-e^a-la ■ W l l M l 'l I - ' . * t O a n w *-* m j f »>! r- * * T fy3 *-. 5 F ^ * Mrs, Madsen Sheriff Guilty S E L F S E R V IC E LA U N D R Y • CONVENIENT • CHEAP JKI YOUR FA M ILY WASH IN LESS T U A X '° N E HOUR Je!r K J t* £ J W 'p T.1VFRY S E R V IC E — P II.7.01fV “r ” * ----- ' COliOltEO HKLPY SELFY 1504 W. l.'lth WK INVITE YOU TO VISIT MANNING’S G R O C ER Y lit (111 W e s t l.'lth H I . YO U R HEADQUARTERkS “FO R T H E F IN E S T ” W H ISKEY—(JIN—BEKK rra a P M I OM l IC m II W M r iw P ic e O w ) s a S b i^ '- - . n" ^ We’ll Tell The Worldt LO W EST P R IC E S • DIAMONDS • WATCHES HUM--WINE N ICK'S PA CK A G E STO RE ' State Fanner* Market Radiihaa, . Iced . . Bg. Baht. I Dot. I I.H ■t.to Hooker lh r niKht the Negroes were note won written by Mr*. Madsen M ir m o it it r n a a n i i j£ l) o W _.... Bn. Hpr. t a i l flogged, but denied they hid any- when ah# returned home from n M m ! " ” tad thing to do with the heytlng. party at a friend’* huute a half The follow ing price* reported By The stocky, DB-ycar-uld sheriff hour before her husband, Air the Denier* on T h * Hanford State C r t d e p e a d l m q u a lit y 1 1 .t l > 1 .1 1 told the juiy he and hU deputies) Force Lt. Andrew E . Mad*en we* F o rm .r* M arket r„r „r..,fi*r* cold to T ru c k e r* A l) * * l n - „ i> to 4 P. M,, bad arrested two Negroe* at the shot to death last _Octob«r. ''laugrp tnivariM, t’lnv (mure for dni.*!irnne«* W*' Ma| JtiHu*, ................ “ W...... ■ T »jltfn_tti . lb—-Uca Tenderareen. Helt depending i i i e * Boa |4 .ll * 4.(0 rn y > i ’" Wj j - v V * ^ LiJfu rr.ii/ » ■•won* hi* hud t* • * rt- . , M n .r.caL ______Bo* 11,71-100 t„ tb»* Klim only when uomcthiiig Division lentil led the handwriting , Hu llp r. t l TS - a.uo Tangerine# _ _ _ _ _ 4/t Bo* 11.71 • 1.00 whlufi f’feit like * /'tin" wn* In the note wa* Ihn name a* that 1 Receipt* at The laaford State in n sample of Mr*. Madsen’* p, Uu. Ilpr. 14 74 • S.iiu Farmer* Mark*! Wedneeday 11,107 tin wist at III* bkek. Do*. Ilrli. | .74 1.00 writliiir. Acquitted were Roberi Keenpr, 1 .. . 10 kb. Bag* I .*0 . i.ee “ m i s s Firm, demand only Bair limnetic Mr*. Modern ap|ie«r- £j{|] Terrell Wheeler, Truman Purcell, > ..... 11 kb. C ri. t i l l - I . K today on moat commodi 11**. Woodrow Du old, Ham Peters, Far­ ed to have regained her com- , UU| w*r .... ......... Crt. Il.to - l.oo Ordinary to Pair qeallty eetUag *r*. lea* than price* quoted. ris llurhum und Deputies Stokes [insure a* court resumed. Hhe had [ i '.ici . II11. Rakta. 14 Tf. • 4.00 nillnpsrd *«vernl lime* at a prer* McCauley anil John Blackley. An earlier t r ill ended Inst He- violin aoxxlen*. Khe showed the ceiniier when the jury failed lo effects of U partial hunger utrlke. c ie Sixty par cent of th* gtncral agree mi u verdict. however. ,. . adult population ntad ytaaala, but One of her guard* »nld nhe wa* f;;,, I lie pnmrcutlon, bended by tl. S. only 80 pgr cent arc tiling thami ci District Attorney .1. Ellis Mtindy 1,1 en refusing nil solid food. saya th# Driving Raaaarch Lot cniiti'iidcd the flogging* were preconceived. boratory of lanya State Collaga. The government maintained n School Board conspiraev tu have the Negroes whipped was planned In the Dade i r « * n u N r * •** r*»» aa*i Klnb, u iirovishmal Klavern of the Assofintlun of (ieorgla Klnns. It approval of additional room* now held llu' nffulr wa* carried out being ponslructed there. The Health report indicated that with llu* consent and even the belli of Hheiff Lynch und his depu­ f>H4 pupils had hum examined, and Ul» referred In physician* during ties. Government witnesses testified February, and that lunch room* they saw the .Sheriff's car lending bail net hern Inspected. Th# affec­ the KInn vehicle* to the Clay home tive work of Mrs, Oulda Wilson, The flogged Negroes -aid they school lunchroom supervisor, wn* nppenled lo (he Sheriff for help but lioinled nut, mu! she wan com­ ihut In' turned Id* buck and walked mended hy the Uonrd members. At Hie invitation of Mr*. Velma uwiiy. Mrs. 4,'luy idenlified llarllln r Mitchell, principal of Iiie Houlb us 11 inemlicr of the group of hjed- Side I'rimury School, Hip Roaid ei| uu'ii which burned 1* cross be- lind Iiiiic Ii there. fore bet son und tin- six oilier Ncgroe- were taken from her borne. A Sand .Moonlaln, Ala,, farmei, Mike Woolen, pictured matting* Fitlrly of the Unde Kluh u week nr no d k u io n d a b ij : before the heatings. Hi* mid MinnThing was said about visiting Negroes who had been r/eatW 1941 ami MM2 <1 disturbance. . W EB T O R C LO C K a lie Mild Hnrtlinr attended the Chevrolet Dnde Khib meeting* and that ^ P H . 1294 ^ I-yin-li attended at least one of I1/* ton Stake Ihem, Wooten Identified Purcell Trucks us exulted cyclops of tha Dnde Klub. IC e illU M 410 H A N F O R D A Y R . O u r n iH ln m c rn mu veil $ 14, 11011,02 Innl yt>nr 1lirn tliviiln m lH paid to th e m on I h e ir f i n *, w lu iln ln r m , m id w o rk m e n co m pe itfu itlo n inm irn iu 'o . T b n t ’H $ 14, 0011.02 m o rn clrc iiltriliig m id w o r k in g in th in c o m m u n ity I C A S T LE J E W E L R Y Two for $275 u h . Seminole County Motors Sale O f Venetian Blinds! Hill E. IM HI. I’hoiw 1011 Yoin Mill mil Frirndi*' M ERCH A N D ISE AND LOW P R IC ES- GOOD LU C K G R O C ER Y Peer Man's Paradise of Goldsboro BIG CLEARANCE OF FURNITURE! We iniffht take lesn. Try FO R Q U A LIT Y BARGAINS GALORE at Smith’s Furniture Store - Sale Lasts 10 Days Only - ■;V Our HulmriMim In Open Saturday AlUrnocmii ‘ Hava pltnty hew during this Uigantlc Hule! Hut IIIIK R Y IwrauM it lanta only thfu next wtth. Reduction* all along the line and tha RAHIRHT TERMH wa have evur of fared. For tha duration of Ihla pal* ONLY you ran buy with M~ r \ M2. M l a Your L'hoiro Of r P t E ! LAMPS ■ K im n n n n n n i W ith T h in Complete Living Hoorn Suite For Only ^ 1 1 I I C k t l N° Down Yuu get tha heavy nv#r-*luffed Sofa and matching Club Chair, the Occasional Chair, Cocktail Table, End Tabl* and IMcture. We give you F R E E your choir# of two smart matching Tabl# Lamp* or on* stylish 7-way Floor Lump with silk ahadt. Fay Aa L llllt $ 3 5 © Aa W aak Daytona Batik, Fla. ,• * * * • « i Win|#r Hina, Fla. L ib s Und, T im p a . F la ............. F l i* ■'.* .... SL I'ttvrekarg, FU. F t Myira, Fli, ...... |a J.j w AuawllM. wwiwp V A '^ ; * !< 'y - . • ■. ’,ki‘ ■ , J •7. r . '1 �•I l'" HBDAT MAW. 1ft 1950 Fleeing Criminal h Recaptured By Michigan Police t— McCarthy, Ex-Marine Air Gunner, Promises Committee A Good Scrap *--------NG GTTO C N . Mur. U>-</f T bench, hut be chore to go In the W A SH IN G A Y L O R D , Mich.. Star. I» I — Senator Joseph rjilr It. McCarthy i J ’i -M ate police engaged tn no loves a scrap. And he's In a hot Senate instead. In the current Communist In'»kr-lnng pri‘-da%vn chn.se on one now in pressing the charges re rlh e rn Michigan minis. today In that Com m nniit* have Infiltrated ipiiry. M cCarthy -o far has kept Ills Irish temper under control. recapture a fleeing criminal. the Sinter flepat tiiieut. Democrats on the investigating Cop killer A ir Ido (French)’ I lie. The Wisconsin Republican real- committee have given him some nolt, life trriner wtm figured In ires the chips are down— that be uncomfortable moments, but be one of Michigan's crileleO clin ics has made serious accusation'! III year* ago, not off the chatc. which he Is called on now to nunarrutly ha* decided be can't afford In let them gel too far The !U! year old convicted mur­ prove. under Iris skin. derer fled from a police convoy lie says he has the proof and Apart from whatever the merit carryin g out n Iraimfer of pri- I lint: of bis arguments, most observers w | aunera. "I am going lu lay II on the at the public hearings have agreed Although hnndcufred. llcmdl Hue. I can hark up wlial I ’ve that he has held his own In the etole a police car aliout 1! A. M. said.'' sharp repartee with the i)em». and raced 2i> miles alone » darl. Already he has hern called a highway lieforc auulher officer*' enwnrdl\ liar by one of those he When he is asked a ipieitlon car overtook him. a ecu ied of having been affiliated hy one of the committee mem­ Meanwhile HO patrol cart c o n n ­ with ('onunuulsts-fmnl organ!- bers and then is interrupted be­ ed the road* In the search mid <ntb"ii. Ills com mint on that! fore he can get the answer nut. blockade the Otsego cniitiiv a m i “ I'll t>e called ii lot of things his favorite remark it: Mindful of Renoir* record, lh» befoip I'm thioiigh with this In­ "Now, senator, let me finish. pursuing police were * igllant ' vestigation." Let's make an agreement that against any ilrapertrto move fioin The II yrni old M cCarthy did you’ll keep quiet while I ’m an4 the fugitive; but he surrendered sotiii' scrapping, too, during the iw rrln g and 111 do the same peacebty when overtaken. recent war. I,caving Ids clrruit while you a m .” Still In hl» handcuffa. hr wni court judgeship In Wisconsin, Re Right at the utilael of the In hauled down about I'll miles south I'ldinled «■* a private lu the Mar- < vestlgallotr, he talked down the t..., #•....... _____ —.1 .. — . ....... at.____ t i _______ a. t . . ............. u of hero on US-'J7. He had been Inc Corps, served ns a gunner three Democrats ___ on ithe commit free about an hour. ii ImuiiiI a dlvr-biontier in the tc«. They wanted to proceed In In the rnf. police i*a!d. were two I’adfie. and came out of the war one way, M cCarthy In another axe* which tnry reported Retioll a Cnpt. They finally proceeded hi* wav. had obtained hv break lug hdo » While o ' f i i i a s Ire was re electM cCarthy is a *tw ky man shack in Ids wild flight. rd to another s it year* on the with tldnn»og hah nu| ■tul>. The ronvlrt went to prison for life In I!I37 In the sadistic killing of ■ stale policeman The aim ing ,1 had spurred one of Michigan'* greatest niniihunls. On .Ian. IP, HOT. trooper Rich­ ard Hainmoiul picked up llcmdt on a load near Monroe In south ern Michigan lor routine ipion By HAL B0 Y 1.E Honing l.a lri Hiinnootul, shackled to n tree, was found allot to death Nl \V Y O R K t/I’l Women iim h IIv ran d*i flop * fondness Kriinlt went to |u iv"n "ii a fnM for anything m the ivmlil except amdhei woman. * degree noirder conviction. One ol the Irw women of inn tunes genuinely popular will, he, With other priannera, lie «n« icin g Irn n sfeilt d from the n*,'<b- own sex i« Mr*. C.eilm dr Berg. Ladies who would give Lana linnet a ern lirauch stole penitential v »l su li./n o glair just mrll and swoon in t>erlrude'i lap wlieneser they Marquette last night to suulliern sre her. Michigan prison near Jackson. "(bnmooiHih, Molly, you’re so wonderful!” they gushed Ami tierIt Is a trip of about dim inilei. I nolo g iv e them a pal lent Mona At the halfway stop Henoit I.I mi mile nud mi autograph, hnil made hi i liieirk. the Indio feel tliry Imvr had n half-hour program- s week, one Hgt. Harold W. Moore, com- virtnrj Hud dav. They even go radio, orir video. Hire gel . up ut mander of the llnylnrd post, sold lioriiv and give llicir bn .bands a six In Hie morning, uni bv noon officers were standing he.iide the kind wind. of the .nine day she Ita^ written car for refueling, Rennit audilenan entire show at a tingle d.tting T in ’ tritKiiu they call her Mollv jy leaped from his real seal, She writes In luiighani! with s I. Ibal for nearly ^1 veals Mrs. pencil. seized the wheel null "H . I Reig In, nilllmred and plavrd the The police hroadon.it no alarm. " I enn't keep up >• itli iov lending iob in the radio ’irrlal, H n u ig h t , o n • ly p e w t iis i." m earn from other posts converged "The (ioldbcigs," who<e heroine smiled. 4 on the area, and the blockade Is ‘Molly, a plumb ili" tu wife. system went Into art Ion. Trlevielon lias dl .turhed her wav Cm the c two deeiule. die has At ;t:l!l A. M. troopers f ‘» loier ef life lieeautr limv w herevar she represented tile lla u -fn in trliimMrei-lmkl and l.ninbcrl Ituyner. In goes people recognize tier. one pnliol cur. spotted I be fugi­ plianl in mi era when eitreer wom­ "I can’t gn tn Coney Id sn d l en have been winning most of Hie tive machine. It was overtaken, imv mure," die cumplaioed mildly. idaodlli And lie knows that la ami lie mihmittlug Hermit wits "And I a lw a yi liked to do that." prumptly pul under lieavv iruuid Hie letimii for hel1 popiilnrltv. When lie was on radio alone, " If t wen 1 ghiinmoUH, tiie woin-, for reaumptlnn of the trip. he ii ed to go abmit the East Side en wi'uliln’l like me at all." Nlghril talking to h p u ieo i'es and push­ Mrs. ile ig ciililenlt'diy over the cart pediUern to gel Hie shrewd Abmil 120 million lice visits to Ml ills of a larii'licou chunk of lem­ hntnrly otiserv at Ions that itaui|i flowers ate needed to pidlnulc 1•• on chiffon pic. bar style, lia r (rye la too well The pie uns only, a symbol of 4 acres of clover. known ttaw fnr h«r to do that. Mra, lin g 's philosophy of taking "Rut I n*var nave In trope for life us It I i, material,'* she said. i'You |tv» "I nlwav- illei tomorrow,'' -he with people, and that's where alii She doesn't mind lining te. stories I'Olue from— Pfople. The> S’ '"I I'd by the nubile h i a fine wife, don't have lu rom* from tomeuiie and lie dnesn't mind looking Mlta who speaks a tilaUct. • is V • sat as> a wife who has gone the wav of Mrs. Rerg has n*v*r lost her all fln-di Hint enjoys good food. serenity nr hecoin* neurotic, as ti» illm, trim walit m rillt Rut Idg, placid mill ronifortnhle many successful w riters and act­ in. she a p p e a l-, uhr is one of the fir wirk and play ors du. im i.i lulioited, astute and delerm"I stern very well," aim laughed liieil m i eer women of tier gen­ "liacause I like iiiv work," 77 In V I et iillon Hut she has made a sueAmi she »ald ah* aim 1lk*d Hm.i c e is of liallr liev home anil her tilings: $ 3 .1 )5 iin e e i w ithout g e llin g excited "Talking to people, walking in mI huiI It. And (ie itru d v has man F O R L I T H E B O Y S TO O . aged to rta v Just as warm and Hie tain, good hooks, ••tin g good food, having dlniisr at my (laugh Mollv'.us*in t l n r 1” '* ,lf' O N L Y T H E G E N U IN E A T (lintM (i r k t w G H < 7 M EEI N S ■R toe BAHT FIHBT tsTip used to write and »lnr in six tft nilunt" programs a week, To­ . i’H. 1222 J day, at Mi. she still turn* nut t*vn ro o s OVD * rifl ;4 W A tO II Bulova ^ffADE-IN SALE i s m iM l'M L S RIONI'.I JUST SEEM S 14> F LY AWAk ’ \\ \, iia v i ; t i i i *: A N S W IiK ! GET A LOAN FFW)IVI FAMILY LOAN CO. n i i i M ' :u IIOUM M F L A , B A N K H I,[I. NO UNNECESSARY KUO TAPE mv QUICK, Ilka dust in my liouit. and—w*11 I don't know what all* In lift I don’t like unlesi It'a that (here aie only 24 hours Iq a day." "YO U R NOW... CONVI NIKNT SEKVICE F R IE N IM A LO A N COM PANY" MERCURY* MERCURY' MtRCURY 'MERCURY •MLHCIJRY •MtKCUKY *MERCURY LIGHT G R O U N D S fo r W h y If a Oood " U ifd C ar" lih• Ii n««d U In a h a y sta ck ? i o i « . rayon Some of (hi* nnut HipliMiitHig *!• im p|' . . . get, Itm, fur I crrpp prints? a In Hit- li i' il, (Mini- Ilia* -a. IC h S p rin g ! Imm’’. nil llir Fflli Mif look and look and look - at In* '•<**r ’of at - " u id J caya." fluf fAe prabltm la flndlnp *h' rnre that f f v t t lfo» real, laathig value, And broth? r. Utai’a like \ M — 'In prove it. v >i■.. pulled mil N E W Y O R K , .Mar IO -(,T V Billy Rose, ii, vdiowman, night I part of tbc song nud sp ire d it chili owner and Broadway colum­ i iwoi an offioi la l lr top. It »n< a g litte rin g d isplay of nist, Is Ihe star of his lalesl pro j l ’i- s il ., ilinniuniis, gold, silve r, dud Ion. and p ie ,m ilt stones He personally got back part ”1 Ip li'im im his 12(1,000 worth of stolen mo * ,,f it n,„>ie f«i M rs Hot*' V itillnon I,lei I,tile to ,«ay be Jewels yesterd ayand one of M>oi| ndm ltting lie was Hie d riv e l the men who took I hem. Rose was sitting lu Ida office , f" i .lie gang lu the t’leg lfld Theater building ,i* toon as \ I'o lan o told Id . at Sixth Avenue and M ill Htiret i sic. It ti it I#*It*pIti*ttf*iI hl.H nwii A itln n (iftifirM llfi)-** horii-limklug chin Itc N a haul t\ 11*i l.m k Vifithim t ft* h nullif tutM'ii fi-i >f fitiftiiil 't iir m ir t . worker and lie keeps Ids staff ■ H in t It'MO flfkrrl MtM , 111 Irtkf going at a fnrlotti pace. *114*1 \ I ♦ l| | H Mil 's V 'ltll Since the investigation start |■ i flin t t i l* Ititl ed he has hren getting to hed at lie *' I *•••» It* u*\ t \ »hil* no * three or four o'clock in the morn lug after putting In l» n j hum ■ f H i wltukr*,1' IU**t * * I'lntiirt] | . i , „ ,vf i ) . * m »ri t»n preparing for the nest day on the 1 witness stand. , i lu* i nMir*i \ liit' p mI i * ah| y b trti 1p Hi V ||«|4 i ‘ It I" W illi# " I thrive on it," be said. "I HiI | « il l'l l may he srarted and cut when I i IIU iv M ih I n I fi in ii i• .'.V «l l*1i#f t y H im *' t f f iv r ii m come out of this but somebody witv V ilu iiiiin Itml Hit t'lm iiBf Is going In know they have ben 1^14’IU I in a fight." ! *l*iili M rsite rg has writ- '’'w h e 'ni'^asked .k ’id her h wwhat ^ »h» s'tw did did I,n ..Kim ......... when It at,out eight ...mi__.......i million m in i, ltd good-si/eij honks - and arteil not like, the said: "I don't like big Rartla* at aov In -nine .r.,0D0 rndio and televi*lon body's home but mjr tiwn, I don't programs. W EA R 1 . when Joseph Mtulanu Introduced Billy Rose Regains *1 himself. Hr said lie „oc of Hie four Part Of The Loot 1 uu'ii w|u, lootr.i Hi.. Ho,r manxloo. I Jan. J'l wldlc Mills aod Ids wife. met r U aic i H olm , vs ere nl Stolen From Him ■aHieR for in n d o u y opening. Molly Goldberg Draws Plaudits Where Scintillating Lana F ails 18 Inch Walat Up I* A G E . N I N E SANTORO HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA h II I n s ln *•" I 11*»*i r Hxprn.-tivi* b id s . I nlurA like lirigi'. I «•rtjniiiso, gnlil. p >'' ilt'f Irllie, pink . mlnnim' .i/.m Am} (j !)(f Poking for a nredle in tt Hayalack! flat <l«>i‘t let it kiorrjf y o u -w e 'v e cleared the hay anny' l>*. ipe fAlnfe tce have thr beet iiaed care tn tom > Utr cream pf the yted cur crop. And we'll etake our ir/mtatton OH every one of them, Corns tn and acted « jw x t aunt s- -' eer fa r youmrlf. Hear our sensible, >«"■ prices, • i liberal terms. They’re the beet tn town, too! STRAW BR A ID (.A YiVIOOE NYLONS k MEKCUHY 'USED CAB' SPECIALS OF IHE WEEK! IN M O ftD BTA .W M Q K rvx- - - IM T FRAIKR PORDOR SIOAN I U 1 * V’ —r A — 1941 CHEVROLET COUPE A Iro ly goort c a r for (tspendabla and aeonominal transpoelaHon. Prlead at* it ff.U ’OB Is DEN IER B acelleat very N Y LO N for m ■ I'W IB T out. tV'rp Slwer Besiitiex In New Shades l'o Blend With Ev#Ty- ? ilk - " i. •: • ' v: W IT H CONTRASTING RIBBON V YOU CAN PIN© l i m » 'US«D CARS" Af YOU4 MEhCUPY DEAlEhi Wonderful Haw ldttle It Take* At Pemwy’a To Glee An Kaater Look Tn Yuur Wardiuht Ym ii rivL Spring. Take Ailvaniege Of Penney'a Mew Low S'rb’i ' | ''J ' 4•*w*— «-• J •• , . . s ■ : * • t m *? •' •; - . • ■ ■f M r* - * * �0 i eaka flour. Topping: U enp battor or margarine, H cap firmly lacked Hark brown augar,.I pae» *y CECILY BROWNRTO] — (about 144 1H eupa) coconut, i2 age AwtoHaUd Proa* Food M l ah'espoona h< vy cream. Filling! alleed pear he i, whipped cream. HUN DAY DINNER Method: To make cake put egga Panbaked Pol aloes, Diced Carrots. < a mixing Imhv, atm nea. w,.,, Peal, and (tilery, Bread and Bit' rotary or electric beater until vrr, tar. Broiled noconut I'eacli Cake" thick and pale; add the I cup augar MENU SPECIAL CASH PRICE ON BEDROOM SUITES SA TU RD AY AND MONDAY Beverage. . laUUul, riU iillliiiO K IO lM*4 l tvrl (Recipe for Starred fi sh Follows t add vanilla. In the meantime put AT BR O ILED COCONUT PEACH the 2 tablespoons of milk or but ter or margarine in a small saner ttmredUnts for rsl.e' i* eggs, J nan over low heat until butler I* 31» HANFORD A V EN U E cup sugar, I li'Hipnon vanilla, 4, pier,- do Hu m il. A>Id mill1 to egg-sugar mixture and using » «ler. t.est in quickly. Add tloUC I at one lime and lu-at In quickly again, but mukn sure there am no lumps of flour uumolstened. Turn Into a lightly buttered A.itch square rake pan and bake In a moderate (S7KF.I oven for lift minutes. Invert on cake rack but do not remove from pan. When con) sdd topping: Melt the ■« cup of butter or margarine in a 10Inch skillet ovet low brat; add the brown sugar amt stir. Add the roconul and the 2 tablespoons cream- Mix well wltli a spoon un­ til sugar Is no longer lumpy anil REMEMRER-OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST! roconul Is ri light Ian color. Our Meats Are Freshest! We AIho Carry A Complete •Sprinkle over lop of rake with a spoon and fork and place low Line Of Quality Staple Groceries down under broiler: using low hsat You Can Melt Your NMfhbor At broil about 6 minutes or until lop Is delicately toasted. When ready to serve rut in squares In pan re­ move and split; fill sandwich 1817 W. 13th ST. PHONE fashion with peaches and whipped cream. Makes it servings. W AGONER’S th e Ge o r g i a s tore TOMATO SOUP DMKMINO • fHgradianUi 1 tcn-and-one-HalfWorcmerahlra ounce can ModMwd*tomato aoup, SPRING * EA8TBR SrttWS "alibage with Haora. Scalloped Tomatoes, Bread 1 cup aalad oil, W cup cider vitu*. iml flutter, Dark Cocoa Cake*, Far, 1 teaspoon augar, 1 li>a»rwon (leverage. 'alt. 1 teaapoan dry mustard, 1 tRecipe for Starred Dish’Follow*I teaspoon Worcestershire same, I HARK COCOA DARK cluva garlic, 1 email white onion. Ingredients: I Vfc alfled eakk Method: l*ut the tomato soup, »aflour, I 14 cupa sugar, 14 cup Ipd oil, cider vinegar, augar, tall •o*oa, I tcaproon (taking powder, dry must unt. and Worcerterahlke '.4 mn-ponn soda, 44 teaspoon salt, nance In a quart jnr with a tightly ■y culp butter or margarine or fitting cover. (Vel the garlic clove vegetable .shortening. ’£ medium or and rut In two. I'eel onion, cut »ree eggs, ',4 rap moling water. away emir, mid %ln, n.t.r iliin I teupsoon vanilla. rounds. Add Irarllc nod union to Method; Mix and aift the flour, dressing; cover jar and shake sugar, cocoa, halting powder, nods, hard. Allow to Miami In rcfrigeratm hud salt Inin a large mixing howl. to Mend flavors, (larllc should ba Add the butter or margarine (at discarded but onion rings may b« room temperature | nr the short­ used on a ifllad. Hliaka thoroughly ening and llte eggs. Slip- with a each time before using. Make* ingri wooden spoon until ingredients ire mired. Add the boiling water and about 2t* cups.' the vanilla and beat .1 minutes with a rotary heater until smooth­ ly l,tended, nr i minutes with an electric mixer at high speed. Turn Into M buttered fl-Tnrb square a knife or spatula atid turn out on cal c rack. Frost ai desired. a r r iv in g b a c h w h k * r *. • ( v I. •T H E P R E T T IES T Y E T ’ HE MURE YOU S E E TftEM AT G. W. C LA R K S' 20R HANFORD A V E. PW 1 VI REMOVAL SALE THIS WEEK ONLY l ITE^IS GALORE » Everything Goes ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS • W EEKD A Y DINNER Panfried Pork Chops, Hashed Pot slots, Minted Carrots, Hearts YOU! HIARINO a \ of l^ttnee Ratal), Tomato Roup •IRVICI C I N t l R J Dressing, ................... Bread. and Butter, Rln.kherry Bowl, Beverage.. M Ulcr-HUhop C o . ' ® (Recipe for Htarred Dish Follows) I l l R. Park Avc. ▼ A reader In Dayton, Ohio, asks Cat FHKSH B A TTEKfR for n recipe for Tomato Houp A L I, heariog side here at Dressing. Hem Is one I have 105 N. PALMETTO BUY NOW & SAVE! ATTEND THE WESTERN A LTO A P PIIA N C ES COOKINC SCHOOL TUESDAV-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY MARCH 14th, 15th* 16th T U ES D A Y M ARCH 14 2:301*. M. and 8:00 P. Mi > W ED N ESD A Y M ARCH 15 2:30 P. M. and 8:00 P. M. TH U R SD A Y M ARCH | ! 2:30 P.M . The ARMORY 915 East First Street Isaturn lor Isis money! ••willed tub Overtire •nstlen titular Autortvernble drsinbotrd I wrinisr prssiura In* r Main pump! lim e I Instructions will he conducted by Mra. Galena a Power & Light Company Home Economist You’ll also aee the latest models of electrical ednipni play—ranges, home freezers, refrigerators -and mailg and labor saving appliances. So make the Electric Cooking School & Exposition tWs week. . . for new ideas. , ; new recipes j . . new d< In electric living. •'V . 1%t1 n | %S Batten Electric H. a Pope, Inc, RttndaO E M St. Johns RkcMc Ca. MSG, ftotj , .v m r n m - ■ •i ■ : m iSSCwrcZK* m m m • i .V ; - ,71 ■ . W u i ; ' ‘V.V.J'I . } 11 >•?' •* ■BKsHiiSBHKHi mSHwBPK �* k !M ** * ............................... - - f-4 ^ > n t » i A i w >a * M e P .P llllt a U fF » ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA INCOME TAX PAGE ELEV EN SALESLADY WANTED K P b V Il’B JO H N F. D E M P S E Y IT O W THING It rAINJpnUI BALL ■AINTOafTMO W w g* Sternly position w ith chnnce fhr ndvnneempnt fur wide Hwnki> p arty who known Sanford, in ready to w ear departm ent. M um! tia v e e x periem'e and plea ha n I [HtramiNllly. I M L DON'T ■ R SHOW UP r § ^ TAKIN1 TO TH’ H ILL* AND WOUT OB SACK UNTIL , r V I FOUND > OZARK I - ^ r SOON. I’M _ M t y —*»■ iiox " J " C a re Herald WANTED M an to n ia n n y e G o o il o p p d H iih it y ' * r e t a il S lo r a in HI-YA.Jr HERE AT I AST/ | S a n fo rd . fo r r ig h t m a n . S a l a r y mg's a c g n n u h Ir W I T H ^ FIILOOH.NAM I 1 THOSE ARMS MC UF BUBBUIt CAM STAND OM UBANf SLLUNO UASG AMO VLAC, DOWN ANY- ^ 5 M iY fj m M l LOOK AT ' k id / T t TN ' L O A N IN ', T^TO W CI* he \ r QRouunr won L and M -M auue.o^AHK.wt'u. 1 •"""C (tIV l U L A N A P O O U T „ lf WC C AN OCT A TU lT ^TAU-OftCD 723J^/'.'\,~ to riT 1 n |» R r, Tmm, iii r to m e 1 lu ll Fiti o f H IM / i Sv H I M / J C o m m is s io n . W r it e q u a lif ic a t io n s to B o x " E " . l c 4 ,- 'C a re S a n f o r d H e r a ld . UM* • a \ HOW D r V DO, Do w n THEUf./ -VC l / tW.-'iAVliu iit it H O f A H ON l fitA / / / OIL BASE PAINT MADE FROM THE FINEST MATERIALS E X T E R IO R OUR SPECIALTY FR O M IN T E R IO R F I.A T Per Oat FR O M 3 .2 5 P e r G a l Larg e H rlfrlloii Of Inleriu r Color* To ('home From ISB,T)YSTERS and MEATS A L S O C O M E IN A N D F IN D O P T A H O U T O P R B E T T E R ■sSp V A R N IS H AN1I E N A M E L S A T L O W E R P R IC E S W E C A N F P R N IS I I P A IN T A N D C L A S S F O R A N Y A N D RgBRITS and CHICKEN A i l. O F Y O P R R E Q U IR E M E N T S MIRRORS— Al.l. HI/.KH \ C A LI PS FOR R ESPO N SIBLE PAINTERS PlJ'.M Tet ClL> c o y Mo il’ll Lit ruCF || Will PARUY IMOCfs Ini CAHtoH I Park. A r t ic l e * 1 , Uae 1 HERALD Want-Ad* f u n on I, i*. 1 ui FAWIiAilf Him i> lul lA lc l I '.VSi ini'* f . Sanford's I.eadlnK Paint A Glint* Store 219 SANFORD AVE ; Til Wf 01,111<1 up Of \>sfy f k j l 10 a tun ■wi 11 1hhii wr wm * CiAmC. I hum l(OWN Ufll/w! . S • For R m % TIM faltevrtaa »■'»• « » elr I W a a l U a aebllabea la T b e PHON vi’iilrnrea, fruit tret*, ajinrlmi* ginnml*. (It,tKH). Term*. Hm lot, F.nlerprlM. ____________ ____ _ ifilKi, HAHGAlff! Two bedroom*, living room with fireplace, klleb* cn, I 1/2 hath*, tub*«howrr. attic, *c record porchr*. Cnmplclrljr furnished, Including rlretrlc re* frlgrratur, gaa hratrni, storage water heater, range. Several young cltru* tree*. Plne*t wat­ er. On ala large lots near liig lake. Suhatantlal ca*h needed. Buy flfl, Lake Mary. Phone — Owner IMHLM. _______ New. Eaet edge of Orlando, off Cheney Highway. Torma or trade for Sanford property. Boa W.H., c/o Herald. ______ _______ 7 'ROOM and batiiI IHMHi D m ill" from P. O. Fruit, ehrubbery. Can make, good living, Inquire tf* t t t U n s THE SANFORD Hot LUNCHW Now eveikhk. ■ Speed Floor Everything % F re e D elivery. E t ir S a le Phone !I0H — ft T Y P E S of liolldoter wuiL, Wr hull) lose whrn you don't tiring A 1,1, reaxufiulde rate*. Free eatlm** vour pre»i'rl|illnn* In LANF.Y'S F IS H E R M A N ! L iv e luilt fur sale from f>A.M. till fl P.M. dully 3W W. 2nd Ht.____________ 1/2 H.P. electric motor IBOR rpm, 110-220 V. n.n H.P. Firestone outboard, good a* now, II laying hen*. Hand cultivator. Phone M7-J. dlft W. 28th.____________ T A N G ER IN ES for *ale, price reoannabte. Alfred Rrlcaon, Kuule I , Boa 184, Sanford. I'OHTARLE Sawmill—How, never unrratrd. Bechuni* of III health, am eelHng far below factory price. Two wheeled Utility Trailer—heavy «!*ply Urea. (1. A. Tyler, Oeteen, Fla, lOO.iiOO F IN E large, Improved Tie torlea Sweet Potato plant*. Now ready. |3.00 per thoueand, f.o.b. Sanford. Get your plant* early while they, are Available. 2021 Orange Avenue. A. 0, C lauif._____ S H A L L Slita Plano. Phone B0.T, e*. |)avlil K. Carpenter, Plum' 1MM.M S A V E M O N E Y on fine watch und a*liM-lt repairing. Fellows lluine Slni|i. 1700 Sanfnril Ave. ID — H u h Inw in O p p o r t u n i t i e s M O D ERN nhoe repair »hni> in­ cluding yniHMHI worth of *up pile*, A ll equipment in fl>*> cIn** shape. W ill nr*II n-uin'ti nldr. Orlando Steam l.aundiv Co., Ail We»t Concord Ave., «n lumlu, Fla. 12— SpwrtNl S«rvire* —1 TR A ITO R-W O R K. Phone I(17 I for fre# e*timatea. Jack Ho •ell.__________ Flour Sanding and Finishing; All Oek Floor* laid, *andrd nod flnUhed at the right pFlce. E I Steven*, Tele. 7 I 0 -R-4. CL»H R A N T E D —d itn u iu , lu w v n , miviinr in>n Anything - electrical. Call <” write Bill Harvey, -Phone in k J Homer'* WK BUY, S E L L A TRADE u*ed furniture. Wltaon-Malar Fund* or P.O. Bog 1437, Sanford. Serv ♦ardCo.,' M H k let. Phone PAH. Ice at lie beat. dcnT nr 50 Lr*rv/ l GAiO Mg AStcCO f l p R l a i » I A N O — flood rondl* ithra. (Will *toro or rant for NEW FLOORS eurlaced to i>t - ME rc>MA«(CV H *1 * . - ; O i£ x rctr a f fecllon. Old floor* mail* lit' uw In Rtudio. D u ib jry School m A h CB TD *V) aew. FinlaMpg, cleaning A wnx- >CQAV 1 litg. PurtaMa pawar pUnt. ri year* axpoHenee In Semlnol* County, 6 . M. tileaaan, Imke Mary, ----------- f W iG W lR R Make and Herrka 2 Factory trhlned qualified S'>wlita UaH V/HAr \ ha PV«'*.Otj rfO Mo o o iin r^ icrA W v vma.'Yie- Door know any ______ ’ f>t/«3ADOur ueirwimr " g h h o cur 1 N ANDTOO*; Mt hom s iv a o tvs 1 0ARi2 / iM in rn ." - (Uirt.r.r. (.■ffori'ro!’. rw n 'u L actuau.v ,l i.v -1*/»i *4./ _^s Nt'iLG V<C£ J ATfAiM,* r V BAJWT/ B U T LR B * ( r , c>n-KT . » rwoif r V 1“**4j7 a t t It,#'vL Hi.»/ * m il u o m * a * I - | » | r»I t-» m■ ri" M1/3 ) r iu pBooAniv, ^ Htwe/J 5 /yh OVUM 1 / J f r CKG on? ’ I HIM AtiAW. npadtmenL I, M f w f SettervT Genemlnr d Starter earvlce. Swain'* ittary Service, 0D1 W. Fli*t TffflfUfltl Oil for home* > IG W ES TV IK V BABHV X '^PUTLgW." \ 'LOCAL BO Y IN- jgjida Meaning Ray. H l a y VKNCTI NDS made ui order, t Veuellan Hllnd Ird flf. I't'"im Vfgfiiro rouruN* OBU..'.' i p irw <51 a H D , TOLL Him to CM D .D .T I* HKLLO/ve^, ETTA >a HCtII r vn ».n [ < A lL » *'t ."J cro fl/u?Ky BurLCru ' r\A «oV TT/aCk BO hew . DoviN.*i HC I PEAiuV I i w ar o c c c a io u g /Jtau r ' V'htjriMag HIT A TD r-t-vtm/ HIM',*' k’'lA‘I f *’ �o tf.JMfft'M lu . J 'i- ■»*»»:«« .«»»»« f'ttVf •** m # ft X • I M ’ it *^r A *”Y TWF SANFOIW m m AMI. P A =s Is Subject Of New Picture Made By Lupino By B O B T H O M A S *• itnVt.VWOOD. Mar. 10. — «/!•> — llavltiK tr*»*ed the problem* <>f unwed mother, and polio on the screen, Ida Lupino in now tarkliriH the mlijecl »f tape. The irlrrM - dlxeUxxrd the a u c ­ tion In a lure moment of lelrure dm lug Die filming of "O utrage," wbirh the I* directing. 8 he re ­ laxed at lunch with C ollier Young, with whom .he I* .till on friendly term , as co-producer but not a . hu.bund. They arc reparuted m aritally. "Oui pletuie," eMlil M l.. Lupino, "il.n lr with the pcydmloglrnl ef­ fect of iape ii|ion an uvuiage Am tin eriran g ill. Wr are treating tlm eubjeit nut in a nlxoldy nr sen satlonal way. hut with a cllnlcnl approach. Hhr irlatcd that the hero'ne lx the daughter of a college prufes.ur and the fiancee of a normal young man. 8hc Is attacked by a rapist 'who has been eyeing her for some time. . "That wnx our only tiuuhle with the cuneoi," the aclie.s-dlr<s'tm •said. 'Orlglnullv we pictured the rapl.t a . niriitally deranged. Wr .had lo change It so the act w a n t premeditated." The rest of the pletuie will »lmw the effect of the ill)...... .. the g ill .She shims her boyfriend and fle e * to a .m all community. There ►hi; come, under the Influence of ■ ■ \ minister, who tries to treat lift .mental Instability. • A ll goes well until a hoy tiles ‘to k ls. her ut a io u n try dame. ,Hhe clout, him senseless with h •farm Implement. A trial deleim •Infs whnthei or nut she should be ‘.liiinlshril. « "Outiage” will lo- tmated with 'the same leall.in that dl-lingn Jl.hed olhet pletiurs Ml»x l.upino •hflpiil produce “ Not Wanted" 'and "Never Feat." She and hei .'partnetr ate on the Inokuut fm •other controversial topic, lo film [Their next one should r a u s e a seoxHtlmi III the m il k s of an iM tein athletic. 1 It Is called "l.ovlnu Cup " The ,1111* Is Ironir, hi-caii.e It's ienll< [a bllliig view of the ld g liusinex•fip c c t . of auiatcui sports. Tin *.tm y runcurnr n young g lil who Ms pu.lied It) hei nmtliei into he 'lomlng a tenuis champion. In •tile end, all she Ini- is a Idttri 'lirnrt and a few dozen loving JeUlie. ,* Til" plod Orel s ale -eekllig new 'film sulijectx and new nietbodof selling movie., too. Young .aid that their latest stunt t. adveitlxIng by mall. "W e ate sending poslranlr from Ida to ilti.UOO people ill Charlotte. N C „ where ‘Never Fenr' I. openloir." he .aid. "We think this petmnal appioach might help Intel ' ?*t the puhllr III the pit lin e, which n a highly personal one to Ida. She went llnmigh m odi the amm | tin ,i l l . I C h tirrh h n . moved alo n g ; week liy the iloatli of a friend. rapidly, the Inside work Is all th a t 1 Mi. and M r.. Boy McCullough liavve ax their guest his mother. I reliiulnx to fin i.li il. II) M A R T H A IttJN N INI* Oil Sn o iliiv a b lu sh f ile ia iiie M l*. Shoemaker of Sanfuid. C h u lle . Ilolexiugoi, M i*. Kate v e rv elinie In the home o f 8 . C. Mr. and Mr*. Herring of New Wclehnaueht ami M r., TMlie Ap­ Ilronke. M i. Ilu ym n n .a w the Suiyina, puielite of Itev. A. H e l­ pel of lliiffulo, ivho Iihvu .pent tin- diinger in punning and got D o n ' ling. attended the lluptixl (,'hurell past week with Mi. mid Mm . F N. George, left Mumliiy turn mug S lo w e d . lie got o ther, to help nervin' here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mr*. I'. T I’letv enter fm Miami und other plun of whip il m il. Mi ami A ir*. Brooktamed friend* from Wii-ningtoh, in teie.t in Suu'.ltcin 1'lmiihi fm u w iie n ih 'n .m ,> tile rO K tm a.ter'-1 l« i im-t week. month Then w ill return I . eonveiitioli a l Wii.-l - hile no no Mi lleriliee Wdxolt letunied for another *i*.il lu-fm , , m in- no wax home. fioin llo honpitnl Thni-doy night, home Me am i M ix. II. |-\ B u tko fiisvtil hei son ix witli her, The The S. S. m m . iiihlitlnn »t the weie uilled to Suiaim oh. (in., laxt t a i, little g ills a le nidi with Itev. Osteen News The U. 8. 8oll Coniervatloti home ware Mra. C . Sim m on, and a party of friends from Farm ing- Bcrvlce . a y . that If a two-inch •tale. L . I„ N. Y . rain wero dumped on a field at The 4-H Club w ill hold their once It would raleo seven inch*:, monthly huslne.a meeting Sa tu r­ of oil three feet into the air day night with their leader M ar­ vin B ig g . If the weather permits. N O TICH T O A P P K A It A- welnor roast w ill follow the TOt L K N O IIA M AI' DOWKltMUX meeting, l i s t K l i s l A v - i iu c . t ls r w lc k . r s n n .t 'lr u n lii Mrx. Ju liu s lieahnrdl l» enter­ Y o u urn htrwhy n o tifie d H im ! m taining her brother, C. W cl.y of null I i » m bean «ntar<*d In I I in C!li • Chicago. cull C o u rt o f Ilia N ln 'l* »*lr- Legal Notice • n il T I M | . three tim e. of California. bed ro o m s u it e s — A LL A R L Not Vary DEPKNDAULE *1 •* * « 1937 Plymouth Dinette A Dining Deem Suite* M m HM Afs M AK rfmifoul. IP>- \fliirii*,VM f«»r I’luiiitli fe F lo r id a _______ LC R T H IS EV EN f SAI.K SALK Reg. $39.95 with Inneispring $28.00 • R O C K ER S • CH A IR S • LAMI*S • T A B L E S K E G U L A It SALE $11.50 5 pc. White Enamel Drop Leaf $ 35 88 • $14.95 O C C A S I O N A L C H A IR S $ 9.88 • $49.95 5 pc. White En. or W hcat-Ext.$ 38.88 • $89.95 5 pc. Daystrom CHROM E $ 68.00 • $109.95 7 pcs. T A B L E -6 CH A IR S $ 88 00 • $24.95 PLA TFO RM ROCKER $18.88 • $34.95 PLA TFO R M ROCKER $24.88 • $39.95 PLA TFO R M ROCKER $29.88 • $29.95 M A P LE • $69.95 Rocking Lounge with Ottoman $48.88 • $12.95 7 way • T A B LES-C o ffee, End, And Lamp $ 5.88 $219.95 7 pc. Blonde I). R. S U IT E $188.00 $429.95 9 pc. Limed Oak I). R. S U IT E $368.00 • • • FO R YO U R K IT C H EN _______ " " $34.95 C A B IN ET B A SE full size $28.00 $59.95 K IT C H EN C A B I N E T $48.00 A Beautiful Florida Cover-SO FA BED -W orth $79.95 _________________ _ $ 58.00 B L U E or W IN E V ELO U R -S O FA BED -W orth $89.95 ........ 2 pc. Living Room-Plume colon; $129.95 — ... $188 90 m -Plum e or Paint Frond -2 colors; Patterned Tapestry by Kroehler--Reg. $229.951 only $168.00 SO FA B E D (ire Patterned Matlase by Kroehler-Reg. $149.951 only $108.00 s • • • • 2 PC8.-MODER 3 p cs.-V ELO U R -Larg e Suite-Choice Blue or Wi ••v I N ODD $24.88 FLO O R LAMP $9.88 E LIVING ROOM SUITES - SOFA DEDS - CLUD CHAIRS • INS Plymouth R E D U C E !) Reg. $19.50 Famous Name Innerspring $35.88 • —Choice—Stjuurc or (Ivnl Table— r iB w.*~ L l lN U lt A , 0 ***»^r, int i* t il« IJUW lillH O X. - MATTRESS------- SPECIALS---------RCEEAWAYS - • • We k ite 4rank service v» P > $119.95 .l-iic. Walnut or Blonde finish-M odern W A T E R FA LL-H o t Special ..$ 88.00 $169.75 1-pc. (! o I o n i a I Maple with Bench ................................ 2 only .. $ 78.00 $179.95 1-pc. Modern Silver Oak ..................................................... I only .. $ 98.00 $159.95 3-pc. Period Style MAHOGANY V E N E E R ................................ I only.. $ 98.00 $169.00 3-pc. Period Style M A P L E -S L E IG H B E D ......................... 1 .in ly .. $108.00 EX T R A S P E C IA L R EG . 109.95 3 pc. M A P LE F IN IS H ................................just one.. $ 78.00 • $189.95 5 pc. MAHOGANY V E N E E R S U I T E ......... ................ 1 le f t .. $ 138.00 $299.75 5 pc. MAHOGANY P O STER S U IT E .... ............................... 1 le f t .. $238.04 $369.95 A pc. M ASSIVE PO STER S U IT E -5 Beautiful Woods............................$288.00 $369.95 5 pc. M A H O G A N Y P A N E L S U IT E ............................. *.... 1 only.. $268.00 Will, or IWiilt. Fin.— J uhI WIiiiI I hr Ur. Ordered 24 Hour Henrico AMMON UKLILAK • YELLOW CAB CO. P la in t if f and fo r In r h a t ic r r y . O I* llern do n ................ I |. rC o f I I I .' r I r .-'ill 1 OIIM } « it iliiu lr • ’••!»**♦ • . I I«*»I M OUR B U Y E R S BOUGHT H EA V Y AT T H E JA N U A R Y F U R N IT U R E M A R K ETS A N D MOST O F IT HAS B EEN R E C E IV E D ANI) NOW W E M UST D ISPO SE O F T H IS LA R G E STOCK A T P R IC E S TH A T W ILL MEAN B IG SAVIN GS TO YOU. Y E S SAVINGS U P TO 5(1% AND M ORE! l i B T .U I .A l t “ YELLO W PHONE 1444 In r i m n ia siz« Utlo of * 0!n Our W arehouse And Must Move T o Smaller Quarters! This-Is-A-Headache To Us Particularly At This Time O f The Year. experience." T S T t h in k in u f e l l o w ridcit the thy M U .lu o iX . Iis f e in t a m . a n d th a t th a ro lle r x o u a h l Is an s b .o l u l * d sc re e , . f I ' l v o n e . s lu t yo u a m r « |u lr r d to t i l* y o u r w i l l ten ( lU r lit - r s m r .o n a t i! o r by u ilo r n c y a t ilio o f f le a o f th e d ie t k o f th e s a id C o u rt ■« t h v - r 'o u it l l o i u * In S a n fo r d . K lo r l■lx on Hi.- Stith n a y o r M a rc h A . I* .. IllJO . a n d t h a t In d y / a u lt. a l>«* crt*« p ro C o n f s .s o w i l l its e n te r- # s * il. a n d i lis* c a u se proceed « x p a rte . QT \\ I T N K X X m y band a n d o f f ic i a l Mt-al at n a n f o r d . H e m in o la c .n u n tjr, I *1rer I •1 t lila tti® 23fd d a y t t K v b r u a r y . A . !>.. I*M>. WE LOST OUR LEASE ll Capsule review! " I1e r f e r l Stranger." (W ill tell, tlm etorv •of two people who full in love while xei vlng oil a munli'i 11ini lury. Both »ie married to othei people. The pi t-mlse Is good and It', carried out with judgment und A ll eye fin ci eating apt ■hiiiin teiHlngei Bogcl s Mini Dennis M o l gnu .Imw ailmliahle lestialnt in tin leads, and Thelma lllttei supplle some fine rumedy. and Mr.. H erring In R n teriirl.e, Mr. and M r.. Edward Poll and son of (i'alne.<\Vllle spent tile week­ end with Id. patent., Mr. and Mi . Joe Masters. John T. I.uwrenee Is quite III ut Idx home. M aivin Itiggs I. w inking at the f.'InhlienV Home In Enterprise. Ml- M (iarrett of .lark.onville letoined Nome' Sunday after a «•••' vj-ilitlg frieiidn. M *d Me*. Ted f.’olley wenh i 1> I .and Wednesday on buxines-.. Du Sunday cu ller, at the Hvoige • :iy ;* i"‘v, i*r A •;E R '• •'•.M ' 8 % ■ 'H f.Ai ITEM S DOME IN ANP JWIVtfHW, WE INVITE YOU TO JUST “LOOK AROUND" .mil: •.•i.i/iV.y.f- - '’iv.. �I, _— !-*•.»4'.W* ijjpwi 1“ v ~ 3v-?.'tji TiTSTTv • T ■ r!**' a I . ■i- *. •if.* if *. . •• IV * '.i ■i *-,. In Unity th»r® I® Strength — * SUy* $£>anfctrti I t r r a lf t T a Protect tha P u m of the W orld; To Promota th* Progress of A itrlea. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. THE WEAltttf? - C .- jr ' P a rtly cloudy and w arm today. Increasing elAud: fnnfglit and Tuesday with trre ii ihcnvcrs Tuesday. T ue sd ay afternoonT ” tV INDEPENDENT DAILY VEWSIWPI i» VOLUME xxxxr F .s lu h lis h c d IDOfl S A N F O H D , F 1.Q K H V \ , M ONDAY M AH. 1,1 . 1!>5 H A ^ s u c in li'tl P r c s f i L e a s e d W ir e is Senator McCarthy Brands q • n t r p || 1 Commissionj Kussian oom b I aIks Limitsothers 4 More As Red Sympathizers A ttlee Rules A gain st y™manAxts RF"" P r im e M in is t e r Sees a T w e n ty -o n e N o H o p e A sL o n g A s S o v i e t R e fu se s W o rk T o w a rd Fashions For The Atomic Aire i z a t i o n T o Sent P e a cr In T o M a jo r R e o rg a n ­ Attlee’, reniatk h j < t'inniptrd by thi* question (mm I thotitr Not man D. Doddt: hi 11mtIm*i nf hi* 91 |>fo11•>« i Mi 1 iijMiiti lit ihr hiAe f*»t .» *ri »irir| m.ijoi p\plminit in t ‘^tfA* |i> »M»Uk? I'»* dhollllim thr alliM'vt Ht'lrpcttiirnf office t i r.iifi*. | of Khr St a t e •mi 'M in to ' ■ « hm i* ilcm n i ii • I tf'fihii Ill's |l*M|o\J|l li«** Wlii 11* If in mi* pin n*. t tint*.noil D *i II \ ip *.0 ti.\ iMlh*'*■ * ■ctn**i| hy »otht'< tin* M* »• *o S*’m*t*’ In *!! to. onipan\ itig on** - n, tt. f'nil*!1 1*a4* Mi f l im.iii yitl ’ The .nggritlon nf a new Inp 1 l»lnn t ", ill mv** * mn.lr »" to *' ■* ,. Me* ity nl iniM - i i in A ft 4 1 t.iiseii -.i level approach to Jmeph Stalin |n MpM4j. 1 I tin t i *.i |*tt(l| //i*1 •r* war made by Coniervative Lead . tiinmi * ♦mti !m i*«|i*i I h y f*»i f ■i At -'inn. . * . it t ho Sun f 1 M 11 -it 'll f MI1 \ i I‘ ‘ i f et Winiton Churchill during the I'li* illrnt Ho. l.io i If't‘*x .‘i , In* - < ' H i|»hi. * huliini. I " I'*t ntiki* Uo.llltll hit „ hii .||| Mill I I inMifig terint election campaign. Foreign Mi o ■» K no* I till; If*ft to i fc '' ' . . *irl "T I h*i*i * ii I mh. ‘vill Liko nn ' N |i \V» l..*| |.M*o||C.'l Secretary E rn eil Bevin waved it * i , | o ot M i l! I .itufMln, pilot. ■ I t f h 'i if 1 iilong tin* tmviMil MKiri* **f »itninuifiiiii.R DIMONITRAtINO THIIR OUTHTI et a Ci* ,1 Detenve n..ri ..logirnt ....... , Y away a* a "»tunt" In gel vote* fe c.lw , ,*, M||„mtriil m il i ,•-pun-itd. ♦l. »'l Exhlhitmn in Winchester. Urill-.h tinm en imulol im , o , . -U I1 , ,, Conservative S i r W i l i m n U 'Vi'Mimmit “ protect civilian delcnie worker* in the event nl an ,.t, „,ic . . . \findther h then asked Attlee wheth­ Th<Ctimini'i i I t"|int tiv"tit rlfhl. Pamela Prcalon. ol tha Women* Voluntary P e n ice wean pi er. In view of the hetrarnl rd the i "m ild tnhe i .vi-i i(l| di ttvltie, V,fi leettve closing and carrie r a Oeiscr counter to detect redmtn o M e 'V m I' i atomic secret* hy ComI th,- flv,- memhei M nilllm i’ • uni (Intrrnai ... • ■ | minmxM, , n*5in^|t. Dr. IV *"* ’ Fitch*, the T.a- * Morris «T the Drill*;. fieri Cro«* Service It m led i, till It ha* ,.-c il it,-d hor government will Intro,Itico n .V tin t i<uti f,ii 11 ii < ■ J bill to nut law Britain's (,'ommnn; A ni'W tin ei> im ih " K e i li 'l ill d i l l l«t P arly. tlMu IhiHid*' o o i l l d he , r t p ill “ No air," Attlee sold. C,imrii**1, tn i r g u l i i t i - lilt end II ■nilInHtit i*o ra x * * i . i Meanwhile government whine In the Hnu*e of Common, hi eat li­ ed « little easier a* illi'ifflrlnl i"S l tlr M i'lir .'l S n r i r t •, porta circulated thnl nlm l.lheral members would refuse to vote, m k ' r M i <•*, I >1 i l ; r A i I vote with l.alin i, on a new Coni m .1 O u t I n ’ n >n servative effoie to nnirnt Print" Minister A tl’ tr. L in e V n tc O l M a jo r it y O f P e o p le II Mm M In laet Thursday's fleet cnnfl- P a r t y ( t >l<; » dence leal, the Liberal!, voted Mm \* 1I « i.l|(lli|rr Sl^ lr r II* W il l. \Iflr < U N \ i il i \ ! ‘S .T o i ° B ,o c lc s V o te F o r M o n a rch ; with the Coniervative*, hut the rj l». ■i. *H 'fi ^| l.i 'll.* Tliri*^ iiii'iiil.i'i w i.f th»- It ’rilin'* Hr government wm, a"-’*’ * '• 11 L x c is c T a x C u t S t a l i n I s F l e e c e ' 1 r.*l1r*rr pittHi* nl fiiiMill v flHipf »**il I * I rei e it.r mm *' (C e a tta a M n a r a a e * t* t tf»<t »Y vC| \| M l.lilh ilt lif Ih r H ilt.foul ........it WASHINGTON. Mar I I i4*> H u h F iifla y nikfht tvith it it n u ir - ♦r» r OtlATef^e 11. r ♦.ll|« 'if Ml I f*’ I B R U S S E L S . M ar. II ./V , — The I |nii*e Way* anil Mmni f Htinni o f tfu* wnrk*i »»f **«»1v tt* *HH N i Hr|t i *« l»f r n .f Ire pt,«. Belgian politician* met le r r r i l , i„ mitf m ull' inOf1«*l vi rljifutlrnl rn * \Vli«»rlri, *<*« tDf in ITuminittee rejected today * new dav to >o n u d ri ihe r n iu a l ,ilu a pn i.fl m, tl ll-e* fl Vc,*| m|*I if 11 * rl.r.iir! Republican eflnrt lo ram ibtmiflli lion which ha* arisen in ih r wake Tht»V 'vrrr Prof. AlfoviM* 1 • i,o. -i "ipiickie" bill tUiliiiiK eauie o l a referendum ilm w ing dial vto ltrih t; M rs, r m fr i, ptr»*n *t miH 'b»i Im ' * H M *1 fpllfl*'*! I 1"I , f . i n in*r I#-« tli.iih tf mi 1 .ml | In j r ai E* v laxet immedialely by abmil )!,- V.ftW perrent o f Belgium ’* m ie n Biidnlph K islm r, « rllh it, Mi». C h i Io h ii ' grN«lnnt«*ii Mf .hr f|ir air air. | I \1 * M.I.1P |ini fill'*, I A warning waa Uaued today to; 000,000. w a n l exiled K in g Leopold III n- Julllnrd School of Munir !•»«*f. I rfl *i i Sdnder\s Stains Will Be Decided By Stale Board S iiph 11* h i 1 to 11^ 1'?, I v tt ii Ip h ^ S|» t if I 111 Y AI » | .11111III, .fill L p 'l.l (i I' m I»*M Cl if I, 1 relpt W lJf.l K 1i »ll ll •*, l out Wili .m An>nb^ig, op*'ijitioih* of Seeks Inquest Held For SO Killed In Plane Crash I I tl 11 V ♦ l*rM m , the citlzem of Sanford and Semlnola County hy George Touhy, Aaalatont flupervlior of the dis­ trict office of the Conau* Bureau . lie In Orlando, that they ..... ahnuld careful that they are not Impoxad on by peraons representing them- i r , * •alvea to ha eenaua taker*. The Bureau of the Cenau* is reported alarmed hy the fact that a movie “thriller" depicted a member of the FBI poatng aa eenaua enumerator, and a video ihow carried a gag In which a \ under the gulae of being a cenxui bureau etrploya. In racent comic atrlpa have made the same Im­ plication.' Mr. Touhy made It clear that bona fide eenaua enumerator will all carry Identification carda that laavt no doubt of their authority to aak for the data required In thR 17th Decennial Cenaua, He also pointed out that whlla the enumerator* will do a few “pract­ ice count*" on the laet two daya of thli month, th* actual anumera- l« N E W ZO O A R R IV A L Tha answ er to t ip old pustle, "howl much wood T a n a w o o j chuck chuck,” chuck," may ra w bo found at the Sanford too, for “ Woody" th* woodchuck arrived there ypaterday, '.'Woody" waa .found In DeLsand by Postman Joe la n e who pre­ sented the woodchuck to the too. Woocbucka a re aometlmca known aa ground ho f* or m and are found a ll ovar _______ Am erica. They a re 11-14 inches long with bleak M at and tail, and reddish chestnut fu r, They feed on vegetation, barrow in the ground, and hlbamate Haring the w inter. •T R A W B n R V PLA N TS John Boll, pionoer grower " f The rigid pally line vole wai ’ turned to hit throne. j B e lfia n * •.Mletiieni ,trick F Htein|ier toduy u" Flalier flral came to Itolllm. ft.no ,0- •* ' , '" r ’ ' "'l „ . ' , Ifrrnr, Switifirlnmf HH Hh r i. luuikfr ■luge nnhfirrj ..I llir 1»»r* wltfrln .id! limmci’d Ilia i aml'dii. \ f” i ' 1 "Up N--to,lent, and w ii * later prevailed |), Smile, lii, >,uiM»rl ,,i In’ll l im p ly ('om lul- -om u' upon hy Dr. Hamilton Hoi, to may he p*e,ri*l ,1 the * .,,,e,| toee, return to the college an a tern t-er »iiu r of German, French and cello. F o r H e lp lC H H N c g T C H H ,f * n ' rnm •be ihronc in 'tig. I nirrendering hi* army lo ihr G Vl'lieeler added llial Oirw0"lnlThe chnioltrr mui-lc c llin iu e 1 a llieir would lie tin lllilliri l mo Ja y Beck appeared today Hr-. n't*n» in World W ar Iwo. I ’icm.ri »erie, ,-f corn eit* irlven to " i>-lallanta lie re p * a in fore the County Comml**lmi a l Ga*lon Kysken* met with tlm menl on llte i t .r Lv meoiLrr* "I an adjourned *eieion and os u liincl. thru luepered In Iravc Ini I’ lH lFBH H U II T O Hl’ KAtdm L ,i*,d and tint ,t .lit,m e n ’ citizen, requested that the County George Kaulo, i>iofc**,M -,f do something to aid Anno Lewis, Pregny, near Genrva. lo mnfci iKiilltcnmlirH at Itiillln* Gullege, probably would be Im lli, nmiiu! 49 year old Negresa, who la help­ with Leopold. The monarch m i ,I '*111 addle** mcm hci* of the Halt tltUTiribalelv allei llir mrrllllg less due an injury, said <> I’. ' earlier he would abdicate if he fold Mon* Club tomorrow p u n Ye*|P|d*V 'he New ILlinp*lu>1 Herndon, county clerk. ■ 111 the Hllbject, "World G o v , 'in did not win W per cent of lire Metln ,d Nfiiielv teflped l<> • *k.> Dr. C. L. Park, county aurgeon, menl." Dr. Hamilton Holt, who advlaed the Board that the hip of vote. WHO o r ig in a lly n rh e d u lrd In tim le ,uiv di>, ipliim * ii I mu .tgaunl it" the Negreaa had been fractured, Iliere wa* no itafenieht folio** tin- Killin'** will III, unutile In dm Ini lull left tl In il,,' I lllldnu and that ahe needs an opcrntlm. mg ihe cabinet meeting. A min H|t|ieai due to illnexx. |(.,inllmieK tin '« *» l * " l Help la Kcqueatert from iheir handtome king, who ha* Otherwise, he declared, *hr will be a hopeleaa cripple the rust of her Ufa. f ■ The Board directed that she lo admitted to Femald-Ioiugliton Memorial Hoapitnl and an operalion be performed on her Hip aa suggested by Dr. Park. Upon recovery and dlscharga from the hospital, she la to be returned to her homa. Mr. Herndon pointed out that liter commented douily: "Wr have exchanged our point* of of view*." The vole Sunday split the coun­ iry and the political parliet. Leo­ pold won a 72,2 per cent ma|only in Flanden but got only a 10,2 per cent minority in the Walloon province*. £*r < B f ijj th* Bo*,r " ^ »nd h l , . T l1 f M ’urct* V ,d I>T p,'i" *'h ' h. ‘ " J ? b" ‘lt ", hm"": The l.lheral* would not ta* whether they would Join the pmIpCopoMIst .Social C hllitlo n a ( P d - and deeded It to Anna Lewie, and that he hoida a 1600 mortgage in $ ; r Mnw. & . : t # (CaattaeeC l ln,b ,h . : , ! S ; K l k " a „ I O* h i* Tw er £ » ! ? . " n J, h « ! O f 9 4 1 0 I n C ;h h Ii Due to tbo fact that CoininW* aloner H. B. Pop* waa unable tot be present, Hines*, thoi |n ^ w a a ^ * atid e if ^n*oniaH nia o* p i w n i , due uun to HJ n in es*, im Board poetponad plana for dlu. Haturdav niaht 'from mS ” H r a r a n,W ‘ d‘,,t‘0n* ^ ‘ h* C° U,t Club. Polleef Chlef- Roy Roy Wllllama reported this morning. 1 Tho robbery was dlscovnrnl Explorer Boys Scouts >VMt.nlay at noon hy I'iwr Hol'r- Invite New Member*| . — The i - i ' j Joor 1u<2 been Urrn A ll boya Intorailed fa Joining the Explo rer B ey Sm ut troop are invited to meet in the Episcopal Pariah Housa to morrow a t 7tS0 berry plants, and don't know who* P. M., Pstix W lae, scout laadar ther It la d ra to the weather or to announced today. ■onto prank o f The age lim it for members waa lt.14 y e a n . f i. u S V K W V w e * . j jfifi open, locks of rablnata m a r tho bar had been broken, and the n u l l eloaet w here the eafe n a * kept had been broken Into. ThR •van want Into tha ce lla r o f tha club. In addition to Did oaah. eoma liquor la raportad miaalng, iu T L D IN G PREM IT P a lis 0 . 2PSU Mntm M t ^ s&toifi r Ptor* “ lutijecl to the '! • pi lorm V J a c k E. Stumper E n t e r s Race For (’minty Cmnmissinn ( ', if <tft'M * .i t t ,t i n p h r M i ii i Rollins Musieia ns People Are Warned To Guard Against Phony Census Men A t U . E m ­ S . Department W ASH IN G TO N . Mar 1 Senator M cCttlhy (R -W ii) fold sen *tiv, in,lav he ha* heard lft■■•it, th it i former Navy ictant* 1 i fiu u h ii i*tth the couniry'* ' ’ GOP Effort To Belgian Chiefs Cut Taxes Barred Meet Secretly Tourist Club Is By House Group On King Issue Entertained By O f e r W A SH IN G T O N Mar. I t -1' i/p, _ The House Un-Am eHetn A rllrlH e i Committee w«> t«U lo d ij that a Communist yetHI. orgxnliallon ha* made a u h a ta fy . III headway recently among .o n i « loge and high «<hool atuden ____ itudanta.. One document founa In a * m k *d car In F ltlih u rg h reyeried that Ihr Labor Youth League deaeribed hy Cveite * conffleteIv rnnf mile,! by Com mwtlala,. had a membership of 3,M t aa of Dec. .1, 1919. Another deeu* menl. undated, reported ■ t memberahlp of 5,1*79, with uruift', of ihe gain among college a ad high school atndenta. lint- .1 I A n . l i e ! ..... .. 11 • .......... If M I.A It. .!.-•» \ Hr fib .»,* I*»nhntli JOf. o c it o . uni lit.i nit*fi "f th*. f,ift 11m* • lt*\ ( iiv ,n .*!.| o .*h thu \ I If M h i 'i I*** • II** . nil it "inn lull..i " | • Attlee replied that "thr mtlta , live hat already hern ukrn a, long ago a* We ha,e hem pre**ing thi* matter rontiininiplv and it it now hrfoie the I ’nitrd | Nation*." L e a d B lo w s p lo y e e s S h a k e -u p W A SH IN G TO N . M ti M id s FpfMdem Trum-tn incUy *n»i l * iliPsif -*♦ p U n i Id »f *«* »!»•/- * hm< h%t of il I ^*tp fr « iftfl (i|v*i|®|i n|\f Hi'1 M in i m»■ ( mtirnUYKiu. J^.inniinl i «n I ' u r ir l*'ii t 'lee •) ^hill ' t *■ nirn hint Hrri ovn Nrr *’l.»rA r>f < omritfTtf tlte (J-oeicI A im s C o n g re ss LON DON . Mar. 11 (/p, Prime M’nuter Attire m in i out one* rtmra today any new up proscli to the S o 'ie l Union lor outlawing the afnmu and hydro­ gen homhi I do not think * n r" I|>Pr n* r I' would art nvei the Hiffuullv, which i* the unwillmgneii nl R m u a to tooperale." Attlee told the Home of Commons. "Will (lie Prime Minuter lake th* initiative railing t i onlet rnrr lor the pmpntr n( endeavor i ina tr> find way* anil mean* rd oullewina th" hydrogen homh ami all atomic weapon* in ’ ie„ of th* tle«rie (iI ihr |ieo|i|e that he ihnol,| do *n>" I R e p u b lic a n Sanford Civil Air Patrol P r o p o s a ls ii i; S ;iy > ' [, i k r ir*, 111- -r .i’ ill' f” r ,o ,i, k ■Ile -1 f *, , m I ,i. I,,, p| a ir , i i .Ii \ r . r-,.l, li.-J-t I,,,.. id, ,| i • ■1 ,1,............... 1 "U""' iti.o.u • • lilt ' "I •' nl Ir p n l l . iu o n I I I III iiii.ii ‘ .in opened d ie p„M r rd lllg * I - lot • n,I,III * i.i l, n ,i» ,>t d r .,d 11,II,>ld R e r . , I " (p,,|inr, dm 'It K it her I'miltln D ninaurr. irn a iin u ta «■ fa g * ata. Northern Strikes Hurt Farm Prices At State Market In -pile of t!n> fact that tttofi units werr .,,>ld during tile Pa-t month al tin- Sanford Shale I- ...... .. Market than In February, qloriiiig on th-* I it in, produce aale.-. Irrought |1A0,- in,I , ’ML' I J i’w i s l c r s WIW.I \ l\ |t ll( Wale,. I t <-1’ \ .*I|IO"IOV *t VI - 1 ivio'-rt t e .n lin l to,!.,* \ t ., lopmott ilrleii.e , c< ret*" it an admitted ('omnuuml He propiutd in niicsltgallnn. M il'arlh v named Hie man a* Steiiheii Ihu niu er. a former Navy i ■•min inder I le ,o„eH tin, oui white ticktiiij off lo i Senate Fn reijn ReU* lion, C ’-numtlec the name* • of Slate Department employe) he ay. ha *e d’,played Commupiit •yiHpalluei, • Mi I'at thy I n , rbarged ihe Slate Deparlmenl n honeycombed wilh Red* and tym palhiten. State DeI'arlmeitl n(|icial* have denied that The Senate group i i givjnc l M cC.iithy an oppmtunily to pro* >h|i e what tiroof he ha*. M tl airliy named M il,hue Munson, ;i7, who head* the departments technical cooper| ii Mon proioclN ataff. Hanson Is I oattve of VtrgtiiiH, Minn,, and la found teacher in China. Ho ....... I the Slate Department In by m in i.>, t.iv illg In h ' l ’ », wlm Ii lin e i utility d n u tly lltr ■n .il ,*if m in e m . tn iril in W ,le ”;7 less. Manager Kandy Anderson I I’Vl’l •aled In III* monthly rnmmodily report. lie nttrlbuleil llir lowrr price* lei’vjved til!.o year to .trike* which lowered buying itnwrr In mirlhern •itie*, *nd In un *xre*» of vegeiHMe*, *tich vnlilnigc, whleh " ” i f grown during the prolonged "«t m *r«*on in Georgia and in ''niullnah. lotnl taltH for the month were i ’ ll/.Dili, cotmutrrd trt xaiC* Cf In February. I'JtO Of ihe total, )7,59'.i wa* rr<-aiv,4d for mil id otate product* 1 h hi "tl tt*lit iftif rm Nil” Inin 1.. 1 11 Ilf! IMP*, It#’ *rft 1, ll|ll thr I .. I •1 Ull|M*tr||< r In <Itml.lt In that W rl.lt wimirn win, ba.vtIII, 69 pound rack* nT cahhag, -tMt-k B. Hletllpei , H V“a<* "t'1 s,l ♦f IMlh^Afh YAlien llirrr e ve r aged only Vi cent* a unit for lif" lung re*ldeiit t ’ I"1 we-i u « II p ill flip mnira 111,416 units. In rr»t#» the v4| -iile Itxlnv aimuillK • hi* eandl table fared a hit belter, .18,0 t f H i t s ' i . , M i h * mi I ' l i H e i l y t' i ila< v fnr Count v < din K ifiu ln u in | ,’ 1I'lii »■ » h »hah ile| 1111>(hit lillr'leti unit* averaging 95 cent* a crate. G i'ini No, 2. In ultnu, thr picture wa* mUlh lit t ♦♦fit H iiih i in South VVfiles f ( If" Is married MU'! fill* f Ilf III* | I «'MM|tj»i Mi'll only tr> I he brighter with ,1.1,7.14 !»**». if ..f lb <n« rh llillcii. MU' Il'HIth'S al i i'llle i V 'll ■f|Ht*,»'t of till* •uanges bringing an average of t hi.", !V<’st T liin l S' 1 "i M" ..t #1-28 a itrule. Grapefruit ntta Il 111 K,i,i i , i 1 . ft' #■ tl’llflf' 1 Knuford -i ...... f thllwU Itllu *hei| tl IIV*' nmnhering 19,219 averaged ft.vl! iiirfiitipi of tin* I " -t Mfiptist oi ■m i i| Mo* whi on ten, tin ImihI a unit. t 'hurc’h. For I In* pi* At f*mi v »’mih Celery wa* next to citrua rue i n Ifni 0- Mu* iiit lint! -mini* •if Mipiii lie Ii ii ** been *iin »*■*• fnllv 11,711 cfg pi*m* ihi* liri i f|nhi|M of |»rU«Ml**r total return with in tlm Grocery find huHlneni bringing $162,469, an avetafg ■ hhi|h fni ninny yearn. t*S?*ti ••ii W e il Thirleenlh Street. I’rlo ,,, , , , . , I lies hud ■.pen W ale*’ rugby $9.93 a crate. " , this hei , a i.t " " l f - HI - ait’l ......................... In ml |„ M t'n lted Thu potatn deal was rath4r By TDM D O YLE 'T also uniknd as a etetk f"i tl l‘111!in|»l•iit-*h i|c m ulch, h heavy and 30,516 «f the SO pdMfl All of u* at tometimr »r oilier have wiilmd to itanirrnd tbr Atlantic Coast Line Itnlllond f„i K tog,I sn .k s avereged tl.4 ? 1 a itfc ' year*. U lute alien,ling nertow confine* of expeiieme *,ul lno*.l«u lilt) .m pe 11, * .,nlui,- ,-ixlil Due to Insufficient tAnitafw»a' M-..I *,f lln* I.,aliv* still lay in school he *eiv«il ns n papal ean iinto ibe unknown, Jack Shultz did Speaking Lrfnrr the Srtmnnle i s , , lung room*, "i"’ in an I.lan ­ locally grown produce tht cr for Tim Hruiftud lie , alii fur din', u t,|mrl building and another auction market will no! Nk i Dinner Club Friday evening. Lr related llir tlirilliriE and iinu*u-d rx- arvoral years. at ni-mhv Ciiwlolilge A few still tomorrow. It will prdMh priirnm which occurred a» lie navelcrl from Quito, Ecuador to Miami, He »(nl«il llial lm is faniilai H ..nllniisrt O s C ” * , T ** «l » month's time skhan the apwB _ covering the 11,000 mile ilDtanr* iti*with the ilctal* of *hc county crop la ready for sale, Mr. Ander­ * ii Indian dug-out ranop. Mr ill,ire “ *ea-w o rth y’’ vessel, H h u lti government, iliat If given lit" son announced this morning^) Ip Hhnltx spoke with ease and h*ivi*li III reinsert h Casco, s largei type plem m e of working wtlli and fnr [ enthusiasm, bla mannerism* end n,lien dug-out which tie named Hie people of Ills district and PU B LIC HKA hT n G observation* Indirativa of >d» the "Sea Fever”, Down the Ama county lie will do Itl* lu’*l In lake A public hearing will .be of the need* of the people youth— Ho la 21. sun and unwind, he pa,Idled, -mti pairll'« Fonnallon of ilia Central F lo ­ ThuradAy night at the City t ll* « ie lie pH*. 1'wnl It was May, 1947 In I.i-on’lnr Mrir(lor |M , |lr evening in final fur the purpose of ra-tanljfj rida Livestock Co-operative took when thn 4p««ker variitinn* jriff rlum|M »»f wnlrr hyarlnlh-4. Includes tflghUmT Hlghlf place Friday night *1 Union P a ra , area which includes Ing wilh hlrt monter that no ckane- sometime! <lrifting hr iimrh hi 20 and a building program will start I and la bounded by Par* Av venue, tl th4 f.i ^ n Fflfn,» rnlleii while ilenping. Shull* ex* soon C. It Dawson, county agent, and Frencch Avenue, •SeH K»var . With the pootn he por|fancCfj diffinitty riuiuigiug Mu* who parlldpatud In the organU Oviedo branch and Twonty-fW Street, The new rone w ill'1 Inspiratlots tha youth clatarminad «g4.n p^var'1 ami wat ihr.wn t)ie latinii work, annutinvuil today. In emliark upun In* ambit ten* ,-orrert method nf paddling by B. C. Dodd, county rnmmlsalnn.Senator Lloyd F. Hoyle, whd known as R-l-B. undertaking. Withi hut a few staple Ioroe friendly native Indian*. t*r, today rezuicsted that citizen* assisted In the formation nf the Ic Jt, jtid G-.i!tlc.'ir,ul lu-opurative, and who a*tui|,|i:il niT?. 1 and - -tv hln Deciding mu to leium to ihe i "f T H E W E A T H E l t .: Hhultx set out, i Unlvuralty nf Chicago Just Dior. who have not re-reglslnrcd In the meeting, suffered a heart tit­ Being Inasparlancod with the hB mRI|L, Trlnadad hi- go,.l Thi* ordnr to vnt« In the prim ary lark during the evening, was JACKSONVILLE. rigor* of this type of travel, lie venture would tako him Into the elocllnn of May 7, In go In llio brought hack hy Mr. Dawson, nnd Station had tn t u r n aa ina went ninny, ocean which would lm quite differ­ Klavla Bchuolhniise for reg istra­ la confined to hla home. He hni A tlanta profiting today from yesterday* ent from the quiet river* hit had tion .Saturday afternoon from 1:00 been attended hy specialists. Bottaa error, W alking ovor the Ande*i traveled on the Continent. I*. M. to 7:00 P. M. when Lourlna Bithlo wn* selected aa the »Ua Chicago Shults finally arrived at tho Rio Nonr tho River-ocean Junrture A, Messenger Supervisor of Re­ of tho new co-operative and work Galveston Napo, a tributary of the gnat he refitted hla boat and employed gistration wilt he there to taka of building a hendauartera la Kanaka C ity A m aion, whore ho embarked In sail* to meet the approaching care of registration. due to start aoon, Mr. Dawson New Orleans an Indian dut-out canoe. When condition of hoavy hreeaea, He Persona who do not register said this morning, P lt t a g r t h It became nacaaaary to raplenlah had received a sextant from a them will have to come to BanAssisting in the work of organ­ ford to raglaler, he elated. Voter* second o fficer of an American isation were 0. D. Hiatt and Cargo Ship who had been appall- who fall, to register by Mar. 81 onard R. Toy, Florida ed jo tbjak that t £ youth carried lumbia tdU •» lh» tlvaa of Jack Shultz Describes Thrilling Adventures At Dinner Club Meeting liny Suffers Heart A Illicit Al Meeting (-ilizoiiH Rcffislcr Al Slavia Schnnlhmise t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 10, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 10, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 10, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8da9ada604c37107f1d21b62a7b6cf9f.pdf 069171eb59a868eec6603d7cd2679dcb PDF Text Text 0 t W t w H r & T jg f t r :'*’r -v •. i MAS. ft. U i a ,v fessronaT Dinner Arranger Of Our Times New Considers Action h Sander C ue n* H A L B O Y LH % HOWARD W. BLAXULSI NKW ^ ORK — (^*) •—> Today and she remarks, "Don’t be piti­ w t taka you for a bahlnd-thawenes peek at a groat American industry. It Is the business of getliag peo­ ple to attend a puhllc dinner. And right now it I. one of tha most active iimuMnc* in the United Slates. fruidic dinnera fall Into two broad rtn*M-»: 1, The testimonial dinner. 2. The "worthy causa" dinner, (Setting people to fork out the cash for * ticket to a teatgnonlal dinner In no pmhlcm at all.- Gen­ et ally the gent being honored I* so poweiful thnl nt least 1,000 people are afrnld lint to buy if* ticket. This assures o full, attentive house. Hut toping folk* Into going to a dinner for "n wnrthy cause" Is quite another matter. Approached with n piopovltlou nf thla sort, the average man will run for tha near­ est ercuse. Ills molher-tn-law ha* iust enme down with (he measles or hi* wife has broken har arm playing canasta, and ha haa to take her to the hospital, This reluct mice has created a new specialist — the professional public dinner nrranger. Li t us take a typical rasa. Hup po*s vou an- president of the so­ ciety for relieving Impoverishment among Eskimo architects. You want Hie society’s annual dinner to he a sucre**, so you go to a pro­ fessional arranger, "To begin with my fee will tie fill's minimum UVMF nhl 17AO," murmurs iiuq this dear old lady. "What!" you bark. "WltV there are only I no members In pur so■d etri ami s r were -going to throw only charge 12.00, and Joe lets us have his blue plate special for ? I.A0. so we only expect to clear our bits a head." Ho the wise old lady sayy don’t he foolish, nobody goes to a two buck affair anymore. She sched­ ules the dinner at the WaldorfPlasa Hold and ups the entrance fee to tlA a ducat. “ Who’s going to make the main speech?" slip asks. "Why, I was," you say lamely. [sake Mary Hr VIR G IN IA PAI.MF.lt Mr*. I'. It. Ilromer li undergoing treatment *1 the Florida Sani­ tarium In Orlando. Mr. and Mra. I.. II. Frlslwy who spent Iwn month* with her iiorlr. I., A. Cline, left Monday fot their homu hi F a r well, Mleh. , ..A fter spending several month* In mm of lh» Hull cottage^ Mr. •nil Mr*. E . R, Hydcn ictUrntHl Monday tv Jmlr home In Atlanta. VUIIUi# H r*. M. F la te e r. In Wlntar t^ayrk. Sunday afternoon wara, Mra. J. L . United u d Jter d M g b le ra ,M re, Frank MJi k H«v * n2, “ r",v*>;p‘ J } " * * m m ........ . Mr. ' l l A . Hfinnr , AM . ,aon, Jama* A. Galnnr had >a*, tbfir guests Hominy hl»,»an.|n*taw,arul dam htrr, Mr. and M r * . F . ,. t . Moore of Now Smyrna Beach. , •Mra. Hoy l„ Ilowall, Jr, and aon Milton Imre relumed to their, I.aka Mary, home. Mr. Howell. U run* ployed hr the A D , la llro sd .in Jacksonville nnd for the preaent will *|ii'iid Ii Im week-ends with Ma family. The II own itl llotnter Wholeaale Candy Co. of Hanford recantly am* ployed W. Welderhold. The Hhythm Hand of tha Laka Mery arhonl took part In tha pa­ rade Monday afternoon which marked the opening of tha new Sanford Hkatlng Rink. The Lake Mary boys' haaketbnll team lo*t to Sanford Junior High, Friday afternoon with a acore of IS to A. The *ama afternoon, the Lake Mary glrla beat tha Junior .HI, 28 lo «. Raymond Mllrhall la now 'tth-, ployed by tha Erlckeon Funeral Mama. Mra, W. B, Rlaar and Infdnt aon. Kenntlh Bryan cama Kama Friday from tha Orange Memorial Hoapltal, Orlando. , Mr. and Mra. Wm. Crane of Tampa, hrothar and aliter-ln-law of Frank Evan*, wera out-of-town guaata for Plonaar Night Friday, Tha U k a Mary School OTA ralaad around 118.00 at thalr cooked food aala Saturday momallaa Dorla BJoblowt waa g guaat of tha Carvera In Aftamonte Thursday. Mr*. Harry Marrow waa nufftctantly racorerad front bar tarioua ful. We gotta get some big names talkers." “But who earea shout hrlplng the poor, downtrodden Eskimo architects T" you Inquire. And she say* leave that to her. Well, It turns nut that a senator from Washington w<u.Lf o* mm*, than glad to discuss, "Tha Eski­ mo* Are Our First Line of De­ fense.” And . a bigwig from the United Natlona la Just aching tu ive a half-hour report on "Peace n The Far Snow— It’s Wonder­ ful," And for entertainment? It turns uul that a brilliant voting com­ poser has Just finished n new piece rallrd, "North Pole Hercnade," and would love to try it nut on the puhllc at a charity banquet. That way he’s sure of newspaper mention. Hy now the dinner realty sounds like something, hut how are you going to sell alt those IIA tickets? "That’s my Job,” say* the pro­ fessional arranger. "I ll Just mum! out Invitations to my selected list of tested dlnncr-goers, end we’ll pork the ballroom." What Is a "tested dinner-goer?" Well, believe It or not. In Manhat­ tan there are thousands of people who make a career out of going to public dinner*. Some want lo run for office, others want to "keep my face before the public," nnd the rest Just don't know whnl else to do after dark. So the dinner U a huge sucres*. Ynu clear |A,(H)0. Then vou di* over there-are only five really Eskimo an 111povertv-itricken tects In the world. You forward the money tu them, they put stnvca In their Igbins, and the central heating gives them pneumonia — and In three week* there are no more Eskimo archi­ tects. You then disband your society. Hut that doesn't worry the pro­ fessional dinner arranger. She I* already busy on the inmisl ban­ quet of the society for extending t clevis Inn to the '/.ulus. of a Trustees of Cemetery asso­ ciation. Motion made hv Flunk Evans, consolidating Htich associa­ tion with the beautification com­ mittee, was passed. Tha annoyance of Hundav motor boating was discussed ami Wm. Thorne n\ade a motion which win passed ,tu keep hoaU out of the park .area,at Crystal Lake. I’reaidtnt C, I'. Ilra*lngi»n «p puinlfld Nominating Committee, composed of P. I), Anderson, chair­ man, Joe Mayhury and Mis. Ota CpchrjU), „ E|nclion uf officers for ensuing,.year will take place at M»t LutS" " a ry repre•tnuU ra, ^,'T). Apdefaon, reported a county meeting with the Awn- f. Leader, Hla* ISdna Jie object nr the medtllacuialnn of method* of, ,' M tending, library service thrpuglimit tpo county, 't Tha auoaeiw of the recent covaredidiah (Upper wat reported Ly Wm.- Pugh, chairman of the Boy Scout.comnjIUee. In an effort tu ralau money . for tent* needed by tha Scout*, a rummage. rule ha* been aft for Mar, It, Win. Thorne PE iA . H MWeb R m if fcTSSS ml sated that ttli to Insladed in tte budget. Tte nutter was taken outer advisement. wood to prevent trespassing. ing. Ha w m told that tte Boofd ted no authority on the matter as the Sander's fellow doctors, under the laws of medical ethics, can ha road la not plotted. mote levcra than hit jury. They cannot do more than recommend Tha sum of 1800 w m donated to toe Seminole County Red Cross. cancellation of hla license, but*’ Dr, George Dame and Dr. Frank that mlgSk mean ruin for hla pro­ act la an unwritten , fessional career, anywhere Jn thla tor's conduct under the ooda of ftulHman raonested a |f .N 0 annual 'Increase In tte County approprla-, country, alhlci. ^ '.tV/vl,-*;. tton to the Seminole County H«ajtft The plana were made last, month. The notices calling the meeting are ready tn be sent out. They will not lie sent If ha I* convicted, nr the Jury disagree*, nr there I* an appeal of a conviction. The medical men have agreed In let Dr. Hander have an unpre­ judiced day In court. The meeting will be nf- the timing of Delegate* of the New Hampshire State Medical Society, numbering between 80 and 8B doc­ tors. These men era the ruling body of medical practice In thla state. The question tn coma before them Is whether Dr. Sander hai violated medical taw, mors proper ly called medical ethics. Thla med­ ical law I* fully as itrict as legal laws, and frequently mnr* strict­ rlc*. ly enforced. The House nf Delegate* will meet In closed session, discuss Dr. Hander arul Issue a statement on their decision. There U na appsa). They will consider ,whether Hander ha* made himself unfit in the eyes of hi* fellows by .glvitff an air Injection, something that In nil the evidence to date caftnot Tin >•' any olbyi effect' than Tvafirf lo a patient, and death If enough Is Injected. , It I* possllde that tha ,atMa medical society’s action jq a y , b| forestalled by the Stats Board. Registration, tha legal l*ody that licenses doctor* to practice. Th» slate laiard wa* ready to consider Dr. Sander’s case before tha trial, hut deferred action. Thera bar been no announcement of the board's post-trial nlan*. > If this wrre not an extraordlnarj ,'X rase In the entire history o# rtladlcine, the Initial action would come from the Hlllrtlmro County Medi­ cal Hodeiy, of which Dr. Sander is n memlter. ., Hut the world-wide seneatton caused by the first report* of Dh Hander'* alleged killing of hla c m ccr patient, Mr*. Abhla- BorroU, caused doctors1 In nfflflal p o r ­ tions all over the United State* III lo tkkn an immediate poiltluii'on tho chmga». New ffampshira riorton.'aggead that action, no matter what It might be, should be< U t t o if a P * stdlh relhcr<than counlp leveLtu, N 6 ' eWteVnettN' f»r||. pa bllgdatart to act on medical punishment of Dr. Hermann N. Sander, if,ha is ac­ quitted in his m*rcy murder trial. T I R f t f c n PATIO D R EB 8Plealerl tiered 1 patio strapless tress of lavender and gold striped •otlon, worn w|ih a pale lavender wool jersey bolero Jacket, from lb* rollechon of a New York de­ signer. .•TTrrr,-fT,i r HuU ftpntirf~ CommuniHt Hearing IC sS llasH r r n s V*n Oa*l of (he House Committee on unA met lean activities as a sponsoi of Its Washington branch. "There l.i nu length to which Ihese purveyor* nf treason will nut go lo bring Into their fold Hie name* of unsuspecting and mis­ guided men and women who are Influenced by a glib story of mi clnl or cconmiiJc liiiprovemorii nnd thus lend prestige to a sordid nnd dissolute cause. "Mrs. Achcsun appear* once mi the mater of these subversive orgiitiiintioiis mol Mis* Kenyon more Ilian a .wore of times." Tydlng* louche,I off n row at the outset by ileiiiuudlng t lint MeCm thy Minin' n high Hlatr llepai'ment official whom McCar­ thy liud H r , 'iixrd of shielding dliloyal persons. McCailliy balked, saying lie would do no when he gels to thul particular ensn. Tydlng* said that if there Is anyone In the State Department who I* shielding^ persona who are had secuilly rlik». the committee ought tu get on Inal at nnre and "get him out „f there." " If llunfo men are guiltv 'of the*,, charges, the committee will want tn find ■ml," Tydlng* paid. "If they are not line, wa will want to tell the puhllc." Tydlng* plunged iiilo questloq‘ ‘ tin .................................. mg about the official without giv­ ing McCarthy u cluinre lo make an opening statement. That limuglil it pi,newt from .Senator Lodge ( U-Ma-w.i i IimI |t was thn must iinuniint procedure he bed seen alnce he mine to the Hejjpte. have becn' m*ds.r i'fl(tt'tnfliiMNIal tbd'tUtot1 dptJtdra • have lidtMtbd-tltet >tte “ r utlleVed there (Hurt*be ' Id drrftr to WaMTelaM .... £5 a s a '" S fiJJ 'S r; D A A | M ..s ™ ! " ’ in value... ...low in cost? doesn't tafehe - sOnag" were i l l . flundar’a otah word* when he testified that ha had Ip Ire ted air. > Making senaa In ovary madleal Kulfrarian Trial 8 j9 il1 AyjfiG ‘ • 1 c olleagues" asking: "W ljy did Httito’ tt. '- It doaiiVt make »en»P,“ ' ,'*■ i ■ ‘It* -.».*» And "It Texas yaatetday hot tte Mg nrain* biases that swept fear Faateadte areas Monday sight ware aattogr Sweetwater Park w m accepted. uishwL Tha County dedicated way to tha Ben Jonas Negro sub­ . Hrattertd pralrt* fires dastroyed division In Oviedo across a place of valuable grassland near PawhnaCounty owned land. A plat for ka, Okiab County Agent A. A. Suooet Beach at K t * r Laka waa .UmtmM Cypres red fear nearly too,000 serve, need far feeding markettiled. No action waa taken In answer bound Texas cattle, might ba lort. to>a ‘few raquaita that Frad Green ciub opeu after lift) o'clock In the Med to keep hie ten Orlo morning. M ilple* of the' medical i proto* tlon, <it. htntighbiU, *Utpinteii r The t r ia l’1 n elrly all1doctor* In NbW'HM»P* Itoto »hlf«» lb; eVldtoW thu«‘ M»e ............. patient wa* already dead when tt e alm vla Injected. " " 'll"* • b' Hut thAfe atlll leaven' SaMerti *v Texas ranchers T te Board completed ita tha storma may « Hat and Inclladed women who ted _______________________ registered In or_______ ... burned In west dar to aarva m Jurors, said Mr. MANCHESTER. N. H.. Mar; 8. — Tlta N4w Hampshire clooa • wood late hla property prtmerty ir Long­ 8 A*dMd to a road In OVUda at Stale Medical Society is icl lo nwet poMiUy by the and of this wash weat of tiuTaift Tree M ar f FtUa seoaaiderabla s? a Unit WUtionV W arning and collaeted wa* made by Scout­ master T . M. Millar, Announcemanta regarding Plnnaer Night, aat Tor lfa r: 8, wat* made by Frank Evan*, chairman.' Volunteara to handle registration, parking and transportation war* accepted. Mr. and Mra. Frank Bartlow war* Introduced a* new resident* and Mrs. Thomas MaeLellan, for­ mer resident,' waa likewise Introduced and oh motion oj Tnmklnson, vetted an member of tha Chamber mtree. Coffee and t *treed by tha Home Di tlon Club following adjc VUItlng tha Ea rl T o i thalr eoualna, Mr, and M Druley of Eaton, Ohio, Mra. E lisa Snyder am tor, Mra. (1. B, Fagan, Chicago, a rt tha guaati formar'a brother-in-law tar. Rau. and Mr*. C. C. gentleman lo hi* present Mat, In tha Italian part of Naples■ a e rn a l thoimanrt ragged war drip* plea attacked police tinea In an angry damonrtratlon for higher relief payment*. Flee policeman and two demonstrator! a r m In* Jured. Traffic In the busy heart of Naples wa* atlll paralyied In late afternoon. - f t ! 1" guarded publte huildlnga hut made no attai dliparaa tha crlpplea by Zander Trial & < * *f : ' today that II, H, Buthmltlaa are Playing "a cruel game" w "h hla daughter, who 1* on trial bar* for the alaylna of har air fa n e husband, L I. Andrew E . Madaan. Noack, a Brooklyn, N. Y „ cari -l,d ih, f «,rl '* Intaroatad only In dying." Ha oald the trial "Is tha gruelaat pleas of Justice l haeO.ever aaan. Ska (Yvette) I. trying to Soviet aoiia. Truman obhalad that tjile atorva herself to death. I t e le physically and mentally unabla to had bean known to nil tha tl aaoparato In her own dafansa." i - t u rt. V «ti. .p i * r r 't j f tn- m t - t l l <11 *»b<‘ i u - « l t r l *4 Ib e l - I'M llV Leahy Report KWftWiih tbayVa * trying to have a good time ttylng jo try a parson WBo I" tod able to halp In her own do* *J iiliu t •one boundaries. He massaged Churchill t "A If“ J f w U X* r / * ' to * v ‘> ‘T v *►*>•*■ ? *'*1 r„U '* Ific; *, jt : AJi ‘ fit r k t r .‘i * " 1 i i * « a i Ls 1 ' Wp tob- tifW ' . !'■■ *iLtwr’tj tr4v'-- 1 1 ■ ^ . i i 1} ■/ <v . 11 * L* ■\ u •* l k' »'1, �»v=» '.T W- h Unity Thert In Strength — THE T * P r t i t l the P h n #f ik« World) T * P|*M < « Ik* P i i f i u i ot A terica. T * P im I iim P iM H iilf for Hanford. 1 V O LU M E X X X X 1 A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y E a fs b H s h H 1908 ____ MMM ' Senate Group Puts Judge Allows McCarthy On Spot Three Results Mercy Death In Commie Hearing In Dr. Sander's Fate Is Tydings Insists Mc­ Carthy Must Show His Files To Prove Communist Charges WASHINGTON, Ma r . 9 -</p, .— Senate investigator! today pul Senator McCatlhy (R-Wi») on notice .lhal they will exptet him to produce the filet on which hr bated hit char get of Common i»i infiltration in the Slate Depart* mint. Chairman Tydings (D-Md) >aul the Senate Forrign Relaliom lubc o m m i t t e e investigating the charget will want McCarthy*! filn ~lu cOmpat#"wlth Information Ihe group inlendt to gel from govern lltent agenciet. Tydingt told McCarthy to keep hit filet 4ntact. He taid d they are not produced voluntarily at the proper time the lubcominitlre may subpoena them. Tydingt gave McCarthy hit notice about the filet when the tecotid day of* hearing! brgan, More than 200 tpecIntuit were crowded into the Senate caucut loom. Minulet later, the committer fell into the tame tori of wrangling that characirri/rd it* opening day. Banator McMahon (P-Conri) demanded that McCnrthy pro­ duce fur Immediate I import Inn nil the liifurmntlun he Iiuh about "Cate Id". McCarthy )mt Iteen referring to aniue Individual# In (lit* manner, not u#lng llielr namra. Ho nay* “Cate M" la a dlatoyal ponton who wa# kept on State Department rutin through Intervention of a high official. McCarthy tald McMahon win trying to get him to dlkclose the 'Information on which he hated A “t w s r s f ' hot footing me," MM i Earthy declared. He added that the miheommlttee want* the name* of III* HlateItejmvt merit Infnrtnatita #o the : Department can fire them—''So their head# will fall." McCarthy then added i " i am very mucli aurprlaed that thin committee haa become the tool of the State Department. McMahon #nldt "1 am prnfouml|r u H u « e O* Page *•«»> New York Bank Robbed By Five Men O f $63,933 h JET AUTOMOitLE TOWCE8TER, Eng.. Mat. «. — Tha British automoblla Bitry's biggest postwar aacret — A aleak jet-propelled car — waa given glvan Its publle dam.. first J onatratlon today. w ui «vru* Moved by a pair of twin hero* a ■aaad f*d Jet. lurbl naa, tha automoMl# — a gray ■port soap* — it* landing whipped over a strip n**r Tawcaatar •t nearly N mil** an hour. GROVE SOLD 4 Om of tha major m l aatats transactions recorded at the Ooort Hottaa tnh week waa the sale of to Mr. aad Mrs. Ployd s s « S lri= *« 7 j, laetadfag yw ag grove aad M AN C H E S T E R . N. H„ Mar. ». — (AY — The Sander'-murder esse weal to Ihe |urr at 2:HI F.M. (KST) today Hold-up Occurs Just As Bank Is Being Opened For Work MANCHESTF.R N. I I . Mar. 9 - </l‘) Judge I H i..1.1 F.. Wi icoll today laid the jinoit liymg Dt. Hrim.iun N. Ssndrr foi imndrr to die "mercy d e alir *.l a tanerr NI'.W YO R K . Mai. 9 - W h 'palienl lhat they nuil.l irimo uiir Five bank lublrei* ln i.n l riiqiloyrt oi tiller ponihlr tr i.li.li, ol the .Suunvxidr, Qorriii, hranrh He litlrd them .«> ••I the M snulstliirro Hull Co,, Mmdri in ihe I i i M degree: iiiln ihe basement todsy and -c-w-uped—wtt fr •$6Y,9 i 3; Dir robbery H it uitr . 1/ if.* limit ihomughly . idauncd dial Oilmens polite have cncountrird in yean. At J amri Wetlnn, hank rereptionitl. intetled fork In enter, a hit kry in the ruldirr thrived a pitlnl ag.imti lot lu rk , warned him in irmain qmri. Ihe rolihci followed Weston mil) the building. In n mailer id irrondi he wui joined by two lelluw lohhert. T h s , three chnliii'il We.-lun In u radiator in tlit- vc-tihule, and instructed him in let the hunk employe.. In ns they arrived nnd not In give uny warning. A* encli ttf l In. | ft employe* arrived, the ml.licr* furred them to take their regular places ns though they were working nnd nut In i.vke an outcry, It required approximately one hour nnd 20 minutes from the time the rohbera arrived until the fast employe arrived. The branch opens.for limine** al 10 A. M., and it* vault i llrmr clock In set 11:80 A. M. for tt:.10 Tha' robtwrs, lasting' ta ythfjr ,*rrmrty:Wifl**.\#n . tli* side a* lonkofit*, I ... . Then Jhen forced Theodore D. Rand'., assistant man­ ager, nini h taller In u)ien the vault. They scooped up three cimiainers of jUOhey from I lie »nfe, plni'eil them In a ling and lierded all the employes la the basenrent. The bnnk staff wn* ordere.l In remnln there for 111 iniiiules and not to mukt* an outcry. The robbers fled with I heir <<‘enilan** on fan * r» u n Taxi Co. Installs Club Plans Radio Equipment Tourist New England Niuht < i ~i More than $6,000 worth of RCA radio mending and receiving equlpment will toon be Installed In the ■la taxicabs and the headquarter* of the Yellow Cab Co.. 8. A. Allen, owner, announced today. ' ■Tha equipment it of the fre­ quency modulation typo, and la allmi ‘tar to but not on thi •ame wav* length aa that I ttha Police Will ba Installed Dapartment. U wit by tha Miller-Bishop Co., and will replace the amplitude modulation equipment now In uae. "We ar* Installing this equip­ ment In order to better serve the enarai public," Mr. Allen stated morning. . I* pointed out that taxicab drlv___ often render service out of Una of regular duty by reporting flrea, accidents, etc., by means of tha radios In th* taxicabs. E x p e c t e d To Be Placed In Hands Of Jury T it i s Evening Monday evinlng memlier# of Ihe Sanford Tourist Club will cejehrate New England night at the Tourlet Center with u typi­ cal New England supper ut 11.00 o'clock, followed by projec­ tion of color pictures of Vermont. B. F . Jones of N*w Smyrna will show tha pictures which were taken near bla homt In Vermnnt. Members of th* club are re­ quested to bring althar the usual covered dish offering or msltu rash contributions. Tha club wdl furnish Virginia baked ham, baked brans, brown broad, white bread, tmHer. coffeu and eream. It la plannsd to make this n memorable occasion, Add I’resldent Dan Scudder. MRS. M A D SEN U P S E T F R A N K F U R T , Oarmany, Mar. 0, — (AT — Mrs, Yvatt* Madsen, on trial far tb* fatal shooting of h*r air fore* huahand, lost her composure In court today when the fatal pistol v u introduced in evidence. She closed har tyea and awayed In har chair. A WAG tscort ad­ ministered smelling salts and she recovered. Tha fatal bullet also was presented for.r.iM iU ficication. Acquittal. "In the rvem ol a conviction ol die lin t degree m uidei." lire Judgr «aid. "you have lire right under the law to conudei capital punishment.” ('u)ulal puiiiihnirul in New Hampshire means dr.ilh by hang­ ing. Judge Weicotl expl.iiurd "lire siale, however, due* mil ask (or ihe d r.ilh prn.iltv m line case and under all lire ciru m islailcri it would Ire uiuiso.d iinlrrd d a jury should recommend iap tl.il puuishiirent.” Dr Sander is on trial lor lust drgrer minder on tlunges hr look the lilr ol Mrs. Aldne Ihnroll) by cancer patient. Fa tly tinlny the |in>«e* uloi deiii,in.le.l lu* conviction bn 'taking the law into his own hands" in the d r.ilh of a lancer iolden pat­ ient vvhilr lire d rfn is r counsel de­ clared the woman died ol bet ill(Canltnne* Wn Pa** »'»«•' S ANNFFOORRnD^. TF oL R I l M , SA Confidence Vote Ordered On Steel LONDON. Mar. 9. — (JP) — The Labor government made It crystal deur today It would resign ami rail for new elections If defeated lonighi on a motion o p p " * I n g nntionaliiatlon of »leel. Herbert Morrison, deputy prime ndtdr.lcr and lender of the slender Iuilmr majority in Com­ mons, said flatly "everybody must understand that It In­ volve# an issue of confidence a# far ns the government are concerned." Telephone Man Takes Stand At Bookie Hearing I >owlt-y Says He Can’t See How Bookies Get _ Wire Service MIAMI. Mat. ') \/p )— A .H I Dooley. Morula uianagrr of South rill Hell Irlrphoiip Co., lold lhr Slate Raihoad and Public Ulililiri Cnmmiiiion today thal Ire had liicd foi 10 ypaii |o determine how hookurekrn get wire service "and hasn't figured it out yet." Stale Attorney Gnieml Richard Frvm ipirslioned w itnriiri al the opening oi a heairnu hy die Ulih lies Commission al which Ervin •aid lie Imped In "grl lo lhr hot lorn of lhr bookie wire.” Ill lire courlrnom ul lire session waiting to hr called as a witncsi wax l.dwaid Mcllndr, it,, a Um versdy of Miami studrul. Accord mg to a ilatemriil liy his falhci. Anhui (Mickey) MciJride ol I level,mil, Vnung IMilhidr is owne of Conlinentai f’resx, 4 national race wirr reivjcr. Young Mcllridc wix. accompan­ ied h yn 11 attorney, Vincent (llblin DiMik.y testified that Sullthan llell would not permit th* use U Its clreults for any np*ratlun fa svhlch prlvale lino service hail | been refused. It suspicion mine and a wire found to he used for I Illegal purposes Ihe service would | be refilled, he -aid. AMlntant Attorney tiitumul AI.I.KN TOW N , Pa.. Mnr. !» - [ Ueorge Owen asked Donley l.1*» — "lie asked me to shoot him wlietlo'r he knew how bookies yet I pondered it. He often hnd asked race information #0 quickly. me in do the -ame thing. I fin­ "I wonder my-elf Imw lliee .lo ally decided to do it.” it,” llooley responded, "I've mrn With those words, Harold Molir. trying to figure it out for Ift 'bl. of nearby Coplay, was quoted years und haven’t yet." by distrlet allornuy Kenneth II He #aid the company l.a* Ivorh ns saying he shot and killed checked whether lilies are tied lit# Mi-year old brother, Walter, up fur long periods lietween lire laxl night because "he was Ineur- entire point# ouch day lo tramnoit nldv III of rancer nnd was blind." rare infnrmation unit that “it’* Harold Mohr was charged with Jiisl not happening." murder after making his verbal Dooley reported he has Issue, statement to Koch and a third u memorandum Ihul liretnlluio'ii brother, Coplay pollca chief Ralph orders must not lie accepted for M6hr. known bookmakers and that cm The Lehigh county district at ,f HnltHiira tin I'**# n » * l lorirey said Harold told him Waller hod pleaded with him frequently tu kill him und Insisted he would never submit to hospitalisation. Dr. George 8. Boyar, county cor­ oner, said Walter WU killed In­ A "ham license" was rerenily stantly by a .80 caliber rifle bullet granted tu W. M. Bishop by tire fired into his hack, Walter hnd Federal Communications Commix been receiving treatment for can­ mm for the purpose uf operating cer from n Coplay physician for an amateur short wave ratlin *1* the last six yimr*, Dri Boyer said. tioii here. A fourth brother, Raymond Hi# call lottera are W4 R E E <>r Mohr, told Koch he haard a shot IVI linger, Ea#y. Easy. For in about 7 P.M., E 8 T , and ran next rtuuce, when talking with another door to the house where Walter "ham" In Capetown, Singapore, and Harold lived with thair father, or Mexico City, he will say, "tide Charles, a cigar factory worker, U W-4-Roger, Easy Easy." Waltor'a body was on a bad In a Other local "hama" Include second floor bedroom, Koch quoted Lloyd F. Boyle, C. R, Dawson, Leu id a* saying, while Harold Watson and Don Middleton. All Raymond waa ■a sitting slttln.. In the dining room. are Sanford boosters and keep Raymond summoned his brother, (heir friends on tha shortwave Ralph, who In turn notified Koch hookup fully Informed about wlret and asked that stats notice step in going on here. Into the Investigation Menus# of In order to qualify as an am* his relationship to Harold, an un­ teur operator, the applicant mmt employed veteran of four and a go to Tampa and pass an exam half years with tha U, 8. Army in Inatlon ______.conducted _________ by the FCC. World W ar Two. Knowledge of radio fundamental* Is required, plus ability to receive Dinar ti message* In cod* at 18 word* minut*. Another “Mercy” Killing Revealed In Cancer Case Ilam Radio Liceniie (■ranted To Bishop Henpecked Husbands Of America \ AI.RAN'KVy^ Msr, 9. _ m — Governor Thomas E . Dewey un­ ‘/ derwent an operation early this morning for oauto bursitis. By ARTHUB BORON WASHINGTON Mar. 9. — (A*i — Th* mtn of tb thi* country, many Prsibvterlan Medical Center of whom already a n hamised aad h«npacked by I hair fata New York City. a new aad larriMa marital threat. This hor Mo even to sleep In peace, K I N a f l P o S l * ® ! ? Mar. 9 ,cam* out yesterday at a ileep-kartung (A7—Two person* were killed In of a elty but end O n* womio md serhurt. Ralph drlv#r , 21. N E W S P A P E R ___________________ * Fourteen Die In Army Post Prison Fire A-bomb Assembly Site Is Scene Of Mishap; Seven Soldiers Are Overcome By Smoke AI.HU wU F J r QUF,' N. M„ Mat. 9 -(/P)Fouitrrn military pn •"tier* liapprd brliiml b all— died lair vrxicdav wlreu a lire xwept ibtougb ,1 " h. kIcii SanJia ura|H>nx l*.nc guaiilbuure Iwu other ptitunm wttr cn Ire .illy mjuird. S e e n men weir oveicomr hv xmoke wliicli boiletl out uf lire triiipmaiy banack# Dire ilnivture 011 tbr A bomb I'-'fmlibng reirixali.m. Tire lire appaventjy bloke out Tn a I'ojil-bninmg «tuve at lire far wextern lip of tfre L xbaped build mg. It swept wdh iiwreibblr ipeed down t|,r ceiling of tbr limlei dry |>n*on ami ball wav up lire text uf lire L. Ida me 1 Inked nut from tire wiling and lire ruiridnt to lire timet cell block* where the men were held pilioneix brliiml liravy ineili wile. lire Id iliril of xul location and liiirnx. Axil bo title* i.ti.j I ) apparently were drad when taken Imtn lire building I be N il, died ■it a boxpitaf. Two guard*— only ....... >’f lire |iri*<m In ............. tll l(l(, lit prismiiTM— wore ui tfu. flip ''"d "f Hie Imildlng. Tire, Iivi'rconre I.J smoke, Tlrev m,. ( ’).l tlcbai.l \ Miller, 27. Stockton. <ahf., Ull() ,.vt> Will,.., tin ny -J, South /mu-.villi-, in,,,, Tire provost ui»r*lial, It <‘ol Huljth 1 ulvt\ anti jidhi ami juixim officer Lt. Step!.... R. |'^r r>, und four imblanlifleil civilian firemen uKo were uvercome H> smoke. Sondla i* a f 1*1*1 Installation of th# arm ed.fore.* *p*-.iat wi-upotiH project. It work* closely with I.0 * Aliium* atomic liiMitllnilim. lid inlli'N In Hie norlli, ami nearIn- Klttlau.l Field, tire Air Force's tpi-clnl weiqion* command. Tlie spruw-llng 'JiI.MMti ucie renervation on tin. eastern Alim i|iieri|iie limit* and Jn«t on,lor the ’.hnilow of Die Hatiilla ill.mill.-i Iiih, wu* origilinlly uii air held .... I later need to Mon- Iniinlioilh nf war-retired iiliure*. It liccntne n secret Inntuilution after lire win unit ha* inii*liroomi-d lu *lre nml Inmorlance in recent year*. The fire wn* nighteil at 7:.'lft I'. M. iM HTl A pilMinrer called mil to one of Hie guard*. In uppmxl mately Ift minute* the tiuilillng wu# gut I c l The guard, Cid. Miller, said lie saw a finiih of llglit and culled out to I'vt. Henry to sound tire fire almm. "I started to Irv to release this iidsnirers from tile cell blocks," It# related tu Investigator*. "He( r t s H is N a« r , | i r##*i S T R IK E V IO L E N C E D ET R O IT , Mar. 9. — WD - T h e first violanc* In the 44-day Chrys ter strike was reported today at tha company'* plant in Marv* villa. Mien. John R. Hcribo, assistant nc countant at Ih* plant, was beaten as he drovs into tha parking lot. Chryilor, In a statement at its main offlct here, said Bcrlho wn# dragged from hi* car twice hy picitMa and baatan, then left <>n a highway. Tha company said he suffered SO contusions, a cut on hi* tower lip, both syea wars blacksnad and Ma haid waa Injured. Ha waa tf«at*d at th* plant hos pita). Wail 'Spy Trial’ Ju ry ’s Decision i Cilci ll Imltre Sylvriler J. l(\ ill M'lltrm r 1 Mix# Co))Ion to five VIMM till ♦ UIMHI.lt > tbulge .ind 18 VtMIX "II .1 mini ot .ittrmplrd ri.| hi iiixi ut1. till• ten rnvex to iun Judith Coplon and law yar O u b llc tre v u n d R ed A llo d ia i (Hit ui i rttth ANXIOUSLY AWAItINO tin* verdict of lire Jury, Judith I'uplnii i lx.lt.uii, Up 1 H't1 tlint thi1 term Ini* |Hl t‘i| ini^ Ilf not I '• MTV #d cunleft), iiccolM|iuidni t>v liei lawyer, Samuel A Ne.dmigcr, leaves New York Fetter al t'.niil .luring n -cm In tier couspii acy amt s-stiii.iiace l ■tut. t’lir ri'iilK U|(l i a *'•uti'iic# of 40 niiilit>i« It HI i '‘ill -die i tv rived Co-itefendiinl Viilenlln (inlnlcliev, u ftii.sxlun cirelneci, walks mi,m.l Ytit I Novikov. an altudie ut lire Soviet Kinbiisss 1 1*1. tIiiiliurul) tu Wn hiii (M«i| i. 11 .. mi kindred ♦'min* 1 hi* hit 6fl* 1x-fII- td mi up plicatl"H " M'l i’M-t her ii hull. Hti in lit ) V Nciibi rgi‘i. attorney r.H I hi1 L*H \ 4ar.dd .Mi#* Coplon, tllltl lu* WHtilt! filr ii.itici' of uppeai timiii'ilittU' y. Mh . Fo lluil coulil Imve received "ft vein*, in pri*oii and a f 10.000 fiire. (liihllclrev faced a maximum uf 1 ft year# in jail and 4211,000 fine#. U. H. Attorney Irving II. Saypot told tlie coqrt of thu governiiiont’v rccoiniiieiidntloii for Gubiti tii'v liefoiv eutolice ivo# iut)ioxtd. It,, -m.l n wn# ihe personal rccti11)tiii-1,.ltitnin of the Secretary of WASHINGTON. M.n. l> p l'i M OM flVV. M.i d't o Stole mnl ll.o Attorney (tuners!. I'll.,, lire Hi,lire I..ilxii l iiiilliilllrc xul gr. i loiillri l>, s ,4*x|A "You .win 1 here a* mi emissary .■il today lu bai m i i.u i.d >b. 1.1 111 iDtii IICV MCIICI.,1 .l«krd lll*| •* of lienee," Judge Itvilll told Guliil.diev, w tin whs suspended from I I iiniii4 lii.il III lr d r i.il ml |,. l i t 1II v J11 lli.it lire n t mil In I 'mt'-il Nntnm* engineer uosl* .« bi" ill. Il iiuiluuxil Hi* I'nsr S'nutt r-.pl. nr l) re po ••d.diU ol 'unbuilt It alxti appiiivril a pt.ui niid.-i .‘.1 1ill*|*i*i linn " not .■ id. >A .11 win. b xn-rallrd "nc'-ilv xt.ilr ■ it* t*iil* HIXt.lll.l IlHIHt II, lire U.tflil 1 Labor Committee Ex-U. S. Offi ci al Bars Segregation S e e k s Unlimited In School Measure At o m Inspection 1 Finn Approved Giving Rogge Makes Plea To Needy States More Supkvinc* Ret! Group Iit Kremlin Speech U. S. School Funds lixualIV ill lire South, would grl i Iml •A tll .iiiln il Itm v- .uni 11III #4 in* ill K. •iriv**4 IIiih% a Nrw Yx.it •ill"i n il m .l a polo v m.ikel tot I Ini It \ Wallace’* i'lu girtm e ('.lilt •poke in the kinnlin betiilr .in lu.lunn couxlxliug ol ii|i|c*riil.i h i. <d the .Hupirmr N.Vlrl (p.ii lcm .nil) ami lire .Notict ( otulnil i i to, ihe Delni*e id IV .u i’ It wax a irtemuliy for lire |iicxeiila iruatleae* tie K*»rl Harrison To Speak At Farm Meeting l( 11 I 111r ricun. Muir highway pun "liiitiii, will c \ 11Inin lire new miluiuuhile llrildlttv law at the up pei mnl inerting uf tlie Seminole t 'u iuli I' itrui Ilxiii-nxi Friday night at ; ........’clock at the Future Farm ­ er lluitdiiig. How .mt (i. (lumide, (trlaudo. w ill e#|ilain uutoniolilte Insurance <>ffeie .1 In tIn* Farm llm raii, w-lilcli lie represent#. I'aul K. Weaver, inanio'i'i of tlie Social Secillitv adinini l i aliioi office in Oclmid", will outline a loll now pending he fore ('nngrew# which would extend aid In farm worker#. (trowci * wishing to make reser­ vation- fur the meeting tiro re.|UI.sti'.l to Irlepluilie J. W. Wilson, 7.’IH-.I Oxford-Educated Negro Chief Will Fight British Exile Plans (idhaul Urges Drive To Register Voters S-inl'oid .layeees lield tlieir »#ekl* Inn. In on iiieeting Indnv nt th# Un lit I'lull. Fred tilinil-, tin'll) high . hold conch, iiier.eiiied n 211 minuf,' film which reviewed the high­ light# of several t'.lftll cnlleglite tool hall buttle#. Itadev O.lliam nggested that Mre .In.trees stmt „ .Iriv# aimed al gelling the Seiminde County 'uli-m to re-register. Mr. flitl.mn . 111.1 tlmt less lli.’iu half of 1 lire voter# in this enmity had I legi tereil to dale. (tux-nth at the iiiei’ling were Df. It M, Sage, Cidmiiliua, O,; Tom Ituige,.#, ftjt. Dora; Ernie Hogan, Orlando; Itiilph Huffnrd und Bud UiilrvmpU, hull, of Sanford. Judge Douglas SteiLslrnm anno Ittic is| Hint tile next Hireling will he devoted entirely to hiudne*#, rosfmastor Exam For Ialike Monroe Office An examination to fill the posi­ tion of fourth etas# postmaster at Lake Monroe will In- held at th* Sanford Pont Office. A. C. Mad­ den, .Secretary of II H. 1’lvll Ser­ vice Examiner*, announced to­ day. • Application Idauk# amt Instruc­ tion* for applicant# may be ob­ tained either ut Lake Monro# or from the U. 8. Civil Service Com­ mission, Washington, t). C. Ap­ plication* inutit tie on file with the Commission liy the close of bualties# Mar. 2ft, lUMh L E W IS ’ BID R E J E C T E D P IT T S B U R G H , Mnr. 9. —UP)— President Philip Murray #f the CIO United Steelworkers today rejected John L. Lewi*' proposal LONIXJN, Mat. 9. - (/I*) — Setrlxc Kltaina, Oxford-educated | for “a mutual aid part for com­ , Negro chief of the African tribe of Bnm ingwainx, bax vowed to light mon defense." The rejection wa* included in a Britain's action to exilp him and hi# white Rriliili wife frnm hii homeletter to the United Mlno Work La King Lewis' Th* gavailinienl'i decision depriving the 27-ycar-old chief of the return of the $600,900 check which throne, givan to him by a vote of tlie tribe, has threatened repercui- th# steelworker* sent the UMW siom throughout the polyglot British commonwealth and even in the for strike aid. United Nations-. _ f Commonwealth relation* Secre­ awaiting the birth of their first tary Patrick Gordon-Walker an­ hahy. nounced In the Hou#r »f- Com­ Beret## told newsmen last night: mons yesterday that Heretpe was “ I Intend to fight the decision." ordered not to return to hta home­ He declared he would challang* land In th* British protectorate It iu court oy'^oKHthly In th# Unit­ oi BMliMnalaiid. It brought se­ ed Nations. ver* criticism from several mem­ He also *ah] he would go horns ber* of th* H oum of Commons, a«on In defiance of the exits order. Including Wlnaton Churchill, and | Ha ordered hta wif# to stay in 8a- that Sareta* has a right to go .*V,)?i Deportation Of Red Ordered By S t a t e Department A n d At torney G e n e r a l NEW H i l l k . ,M.u. j lull tli l uphill was trnlrnrrd to \r> ve.m m |m..m today for phdliny tu -)>> lot Ku.iia, Rux'tail riiyiiom \ tleiiliu A. t.ubitilin ir,.-u r.l 1 I 1 veals suxpend* ed SCI,re... r m.l was oldct ed dslioitcd t. lire -s m in Union with-, ill two wrrks I lie de),»ilatii)u .udei Ini lire i l yr.,i old. limit, dour faced Rus* 11.111 n.i- ir. ominriidrd by tli* gosriimiciii as a result of confer­ ence* between lire Slate Depart­ ment an.I tbr Mimirev General’s * uHn r Winston Churchill, tn Commons ] Into coming yesterday, asked iskad iGordon-Walker: t , tha former "W ill notj’ llj# th* imlnlstar .............. . . . ■ conaider ■- iNo Coplon Gets 20 Years; Gubitchev’s Sentence Is Ordered Suspended rowa. -I ••• rru A wH o c la ~ I ’retm Leaned W ild Atw oclated l.ugri xliarc id li-ili'i.il -i bool liindx than mute wealthy lit' At lire same Imre, u ir)>-. P .l a pii)|>niat In ealui.nk /» pet ttni ol all federal -nil tin tr.ulrei•al.ilirx. And tl also luiired down lu. lire xriiiutl lime a piopiw.il whuli would have had lire i-lln l oi li.u iing paiucbial end private "tioiil-i 11inn a share in fritn.il nminlm tori. The contlllittee I# working over a Nennle-passed achnul aid Idll. In uiaking the first chiiiigt'* in tire mcaniirt', tbs committci- voted lit Cattlemen from througli.mt tu ft for an amendment hv K> p Central Florida will meet Friday I'nwidi (D -N Y) which would.' evening at 7:11(1 o’clock at the t. I’rovldc aid to tile ""■called Woman’* Club at Union l'ark on treedv status ta an iininniil irece* the Chx'tiey Highway to complete I C x s a illS Oh I'xxr S'nuil plant for ihe formation of u cat­ tle auction market, C. K. Dawson, K E N T CONTHOI. county agent, announced here to W A H IIIN 0T 0N , Mar. it. id’i — Majority Lander l.irens ID-Ill. i day. The legal napera setting up t pm llctcil today the Semite would cooperative for the handling of heat down an attempt to kill off live stock and form product* fideral rent control# hv June lit). A# th# Hsnat# met to debate tire have been completed hy Heunlor L. F . Boyle, and will be offered runt Issue. Luru# nixid lie would tu Ihe members for their approval nsk that It reject a|i|iriipriitttnn# The charter has been register committuo action wbleti paved tire The •d at Tallahassee, nnd th* by-law# way for ending cnntro|n. constitution, marketing agreement commlttsa vntad | 2 ,d<)tl.tld(i for the and stock certificates are ready rent program, hut directed that it for acceptance or amendment, said Ire used to paying off nmtiluy## nnd closing up shop June an. Mr. Dawaon. Florida Cattleman WU! Hold Mfetinjr Fall .mil riiiMlerately cold Ik L afternoon ami tonight. Friday fair Kin) warmer. Moderate ta freak nm lliri t> win da bxrroming modtrale ii»tlhra«l Friday. ______________ T I» 7 HUs rSiA Y~ AK T IIU HA Y MM A .U . <>.9, 1i.:.f) lii.'.fl W EATH ER THE WEATHER t . t �0 rwr KUNWmn WFRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Negro Exiled tots. a telegram from tha group ment had wltnhtjd rdcognltlonof promising to a appeal on hla t v » . «n ■>,. behalf i Stretse’s chieftainship Until tha tn the United Nations on the disappearance of what ha called grounds that the British action is I tendencies to disruption "Which a violation nf tV a human rights . ’iii'Htcii the unity and well-holm; of the African protectorate,•' Ho charter. The liberal London Naws Chron- Jrnlcd that Use declilon had been Ida said In an adltorlal that it was hunt u. Lvespe the conclp.lon that I he government had bean led “to sacrifice Beretse In order that we mav not inflame against us the white opinion of tho South Afrlcans." Beretse had charged that the ac­ tion was meant to appease the col­ or-conscious South African gov­ ernment of Prime Minister Daniel F. Mnlan, who favors segregation of the races. Cordon-Walker dr­ illed lids. The London Times said If the Kaniangwiito tribe was willing to take a white queen, "It would out seem to he for the Imperial gov­ ernment, pledged before nil tin----_ ............— . . nations to respect the equal rights iisatlon called Afro-American of nil races, to overrule ihern." lUjrgl Researchers, handed BeCordon-Walker said the govern, each language area. H cnpt^.tH Husbandfi (I'aetlnsril Viera rase (tee) (A l )>lt*r attendnnre nt ballets mid P-TA meetings, (H n more gent r our altitude toward wash­ ing ,|lsho« and *C) nit.ro money foreign-language for the Missus. The possibilities are terrifying, ; A h for Use uleep.learning demon-j ilteli'in, it wns held in 11 front I window "ij biiev c mi H.-<-1 icut A ve -1 ntie. 'I'Ik- eimnaurt Educational Services, which peddlesIcurna- phonograph i h terad a word drill llke "W ater . . . Monsieur” and "Good day , . . MIm W e a l d eh. bodp’t. le f t * , bon soir," and white the crowd any french, which seemed Prptr on the sidewalk wondered what able under the conditions, and41 roc. on hem, photographers teak Hfportfr «aid; pictures of MIm Washington. "F-am uy, i d rather spend rt nights thinking about Mias Wa*r This went on for .10 minutes. Whereupon the pin lograpbers ington than about a frenen nog a. Then tvlilln tin piinnnirrHtih inut I ’rlcwa Good Thru Sot, Procfor Fra y Won/os Corner/ Gamb/e's TIDE ANN P A R K Salad Dressing ANN P A R K Tomato Ketchup IO N A Tomatoes......... It's Yogr Monty At Stako So Bo Sura—Got A UPTON'S Bouquet Soap YELLOW LABEL TEA No '/j Con '■* ervw r-s-n -v a-waww*-. .♦x.jflM W -ew Sw ill's All-Purpose Shortening WOODBtIRY SOAP I r t CAK1 } | l WITH 1 At „ 1 ■io rate* JOcI ^AU 1 POO Co. h la On At P's J SALE "Sapor Fight' Policy Which Givis M m Gild lotirg-MValve! octagon Row oftin have you bought s strsk at a bargain price, only lo ba disapiiolnled when It wsi servedl TV igh. lots of hone and fat. little flavor. If that h*. ha|i|>ene<l tn you, you'll join the thou­ sands who chsar A*P’s "Surer flight" method of Mlllng steak. Ham are live reasons why; k n < pt tcil Qunltir r* I P ' i -l ( jf ’ Land O' Sunshine Agon Frozen Furdhook Limas Butter 2 9 c bo o Olnnl In Clns. In Qtrs. ,, , It AUAaP "Super Hlghi" tileako are cut from corn-fed beef exrlutlvsly. And are Ihey tender and Juicy I J , They’re all selected ’ ’Super Right" quality, graded loconform to n acting AAPstand■rdl. 3, They’re "Super Illghl" trimmed before weighing to remove escese bone and fat, 4. They’re priced es low ss poudble, lo give you tho most fowl eating for your money. All A ll’ "Super Right" Steaks srg guaranteed*. You can slake your repulallon on a "Super Right’’ Bleak. Como io« how well your ,follu can cst at lhrlAy A*P prices I fobuldua fluda U. 5. GOOD EAT-RITE TEMDERAY BEEF ~ r..., Cnnllol'oiry'e Brunsw ick < mptr PigNf" To Rernu*!* h d | | ft <Ji«4 Yo«j Mm# ' f nl i r. j , r Right" WtiHlt-rn Mllk-lVtl VKAIj HIIOllUfKH i ’p’jvirijcr lb. 49c K le e n e x r»it» 2 7 c CHOPS HEIN Z T O M A T O A R M O im S - A ll Meat SkinlotiH FRANKS l ib. pkg.......4$ KETCHUP C O R N K IN ti-F n n ity S lim l BACON 1 lb. pkg............43 ttUIRK KROSfiKN-Dttmml h Drawn, Crude A . ............. . ;NK PICNIC JUMP ' lh IMC■alu • — r* tt> 37c tb (16c BUTT ENDS S H A N K EN D S OcounPronh Nub Ism Fig 7 us. Sea Food lor I.cnl Nowtons No 17c Jrre it Oceen Nublacu Premium WtlltiMR Saltines Box 7-o*. SHRIMP 14c HUET qtrs. FILLET Culored Margarine Hi-Ho Mb 28c Popcorn Conlo-tlon Crackerjeck Lb S9u - Lb 29c Lb 35c Red Pen h Pressed Whiling or Mpani;l» MACKEREL Lb IVc Chetwiwake Hav Btil. OYSTERS P u l____ 50c Klngon’a Itonolen.i Cooked F o r k R o o s t “ 32c P m k R o a st *39* Boiloii Bull ?« . Loan I Stnalll Ernohl Pork H am s “ 49* Picnics Lb 65c FRESH CUT PIGS FEET SLICED PIG LIVER L FRESH PORK TRIPE FRESH PORK BRAINS CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE SUW1VLAMP COUNTRY SMO $AU5<LQfi m 49c Kcsmumy Whole or Half Pio ei Bacon Lb 3-c !1flchnry Bwrct Sliced ;• m ' e< *V.'w’ s•. Bacon Land u Butter i2os 29c VitiBHru Lb 49c uunihine Peanut Blupo Odors! C r is p , G o l d e n H e a r t CELERY Wizard wick 39c SALIIPN ' Pkney Yellow Onions 3 lbs. |«c —SAVE ON Paney Wine sap . Apples 3 lbs. Me Tomatoas2ib«29* Fancy h w w t Potatoos5s»23c Potato mamm .*•As!'. fancy flonda ■ • Cleanser �*»*. * - k _-~rrr— ■,-• , Kogtynenae THURSDAY MAR. 9. 1950 Futare “ Do lt-AIF' Magic Gadget Guaranteed To Dissolve Turmoil Florida Company Erects 43 Miles Of Power Lines 9 N EW YO RK - MPi _ Arc y„„ "n . l,," f ,l°-i.t *“ 11 ■ W evlilon ol* sronfuiedT Don’t you know will, I, '" hmrr>‘- »«'< he trlln yon what * i.y to turn? Doe* life have v,„. ;vnnl* *>iw. f n v,0" • ) « * “ rim letl. uncertain un<l donhtfntr I ‘ “ ‘ I1 ,' ,ml *?'* c“ r«* anJ “ ‘luartor Well, rheer up. It inn't yout , n,r hi,lr- n f,w G"'}'1 Mult. You are just an unfortunate ~ n,,,! V0'” 1’* >">"■ '1«>' * « » k . neatly filed. Victim o( htslury, n member „f You throw your dirty dishes hnt will bn known us "the inone end of "little do-it-all," and between ticnerntJon," This Is the generation which, they come out clean and dry from when yfmiijr, was Inuirht Mint it the other end. Hut tliure won't had to do tnlng.-t for itself. Hut lie many dirty dit-lies, as the ma­ •M this mini' generation. now at ma­ chine will serve you feel in paper turity, find* thnt machines have containers, It will also play you been developed to ,|o iiiwd of these a chess name for a dime, give you things for It. So. naturally, it King Crosby m sew a button on doun't knnw what to do with itself ymit pajamas. What Hill people of tlio future ll la the real lost geiiointion Well, they'll have n*> It no longer (rusts it/elf, ami il is la* like? too old and wnry to put iu fuith need to walk, <o they'll lust sit in wheelchairs all day in front of blindly In machines. I think the generation routing up “ little do-it-all " The only muscles they'll <ci|uiic me a strong rlnht —or the one after it. perhaps will ha the lucky grneintinn. It will arm to pull nickels, dimes and be Reared from luillt In adjust •mailers out of a huge pocT*t full of coins to keep the machine R, itself tn the machine. Right now the trouble i„ rberr opointing. N aturally, since everything will are too ninny machine*. Middleaged people Just ean’t understand lie done hy television, they’ll need and please nil the ninclilnes that double duly over-idle r y e b a 11 s. surround them—typewriters, mo­ T I iom - who can’t duvolop the eye­ tor ears, electric rnenrs, vacuum balls are Jn.*t going lo disappear. If you're sick, why call a doc­ cleaners and dlshwu-hors, radios, This simple hut fnrcrrul picture, symbolic nf 0 , 1 h o o scivlce, la Put your symptoms on n three-speed phonographs, televl tor? the work of Rtevon Hnhanno, nolrd mainline artist. slon seta. And (here Is also a card, and "little do-it-all" will (.pending wild*mess of coin*vend- giirul out a prescription — and fill •ihg niHchtnca dial will do every­ it. too Peel merit all v depressed? thing from tell their fort mite to .In. f write it' down for the 111a clone--lie'll punch you out u licttci shine their shoes. All this turmoil will dissolve, uni wet than Tit.'iid. n i y f o h d v r v r r v \ n m .iix The danger I s££ 111 "liMJc kn»w----howevbe, wlwP—set■lleo -pet fee) ------- — ------WVHKFT1---------------single, all-purpose murlilnc th a t. It iill" is that sonic wag may build TI m* followImk rrimrlfit l»y Vthing ooiio-i mm w ill do nnytliing and everyth in g ! a « sens,* sense or of humor into llllU, Any the UraUrs on th»* s^nfortl Htmq F«rm^r« Morkrl fur or mine* Mold machine i machine that acts us a psychln you ask It. This magic to TriK'krrn A hii in 4 y, -onii,. ,i„ .n .« ii" _ iviji |,e a wed- i Iris! for people might take In M-. Mur. I. 1910. •little do-it-all" ■ dii vendingi playing pianks to show his steely Mr itnn T*nri»rffrri*M. i l h ding of the present 1411 ll m M ih 7 35 niucldiie mid the electronic brain. contempt for :<nfl human beings. I I pUiitt niri,I p i I ll will occupy three-fourth. of A-k him "what slid 11 I do with in y U n ia H u lip* lf» nn . h :r* the living mom nf the house .if i -c l f , I Teel m i useless?" and "little H r 11.vim. H n lip? M 7 5 . h n o the future, and a new type of do-it nil" is likely to reply, "Jump 11*P1*!aRIf* l>OR lit h 1 7;. 1 no modern people will emerge tn use out the window, pal." ( *Rtthf1 *|« MI lab H m«t *' > 5 0 1 on And (is you hit I tie pavement be­ CjftkhRfllfi hS M l *'* * 11 if. 1 25 R it. C a u li f lo w e r **l ♦ * M* ■ • 3 on low ,lhr hist thing you'll hear is a There will no longer he auv C u e u m lifrM . nerd in live the home. In the well-gemrd laugh from the ma­ F** h e y Ifn II k t 1 1 7 f* * f» an morning you Just tune in I lie been chine. a* it gulps your final i|»nr- i v i r r r , State Funnerj Market H oM mi ivinry, PhiumI C E N T R A L F L O R ID A (J U IC K F R E E Z E A N D S T O R A G E CO . YOU It Locker Plant ■101-W-l.lth St .................... AVE H A S T E ! SA VL W ASTE ! Phone 1318 SAVE M O N EY! F r i d a y and S a t u r d a y s p e c i a l s O ll il S A M E LO W I 'l l IC E ON S T R I C T L Y C o rn . R lo. m 7T. I *«l ■|lIIITl I UnKIn 1.1 IMl 3 25 t.rthirr. l»»> Pa* U 1. r rt 00 •kpriifUnR |l 75 Uolonfi. 41re*•*ii !*•»* Ihh, t 75 Ppp|ifr» Mu llxkt t ■•"> IMf|('rt|»|ili' «*»» |2 Ml PotilloFM. Rrtl HIIin P. H 1 Mi l.h Il.tRH |t Nil I till iUdlilim , j hit I(’Fit |tn I<nkI 5 I >07 HENS If mini can be lined to d r lr r t xtiilliiH hemlliuT Imvnrd an at.-a atveiul huur* m advance. PO PU LA R LO C A L. F R E S H FRO ZEN D EM AN D Cauliflower 1 lb. 294 GREEN PEAS Black-Eye Peas IT S PO LA R BRAN D ( 2 12 O Z. P K G . 3 0 0 G REEN HONOR. BRAND. 10 o z. 1 9 4 Hy C Y N T IN \ I.O W ItY \P N#i-« «f«*nltirr*> I tin not own *1 ti*Un Nion *rt I uotilt! like Vfi'v mticli tt» own n ti'fhvisiihi *»*t* htji ihiMc to hr certain insunnauntahltj proh1tkm% F i »i iii*innrr, I cniov 'cry nr.tch i^ ila iu phimM lifo ri I live it mnv, mill I want f»t iIU atrrinpv my lift* 1 “Dm complins hn** ci eaf ennfi defbu* In thl.-t urea,** Mh Foli'inun dechued, “mid i* iw ovidoiiciinr rhn confiifcrnc hy mvc'hn^ it** ilolliu * l in e / 1 no * * « mplflfrtMmpnt T.tVr off . *r i-Jwjinw fturd to clrt.;Arriin» »u.» . in •* ^or thr Nvoiiuri tin* Uroil of liiKcirur >ha chairs in fi»uu vt ium ju*t PUT for tt:p%tre* r.til . ■v ore '-■Tt-rrvsf -it i t- imi.i up s\ to n H 1 I0 > 2.19 d © * /, Wnti-i mct.'i H wen- lid rod.. 1 in Thuuc at.... I Kill \ |i in -> veld wa lie. fT rn s w X ? rx f' i VDVKHIISLNG ONCE Tim lei ni "nll-rlectrunlc" a , now upplied to lelevlnliin menu thnt no moving part such n-> a motor. Is used In reproducing pictures. wri ter. Sometime i, looking ahead, I don't mind III nil being one iif the "In-between genet at ion," It is ol ill fun to do a few tilings for vuui self. Buy SAL AG ( im o o i RICH RED RLOO and help curb B-Vitamin deficiency symptoms like FATIGUE • UNDERWEIGHT BACKACHE • W EARINESS CONSTIPATION • 'N ERVES’ •t- NEWSPAPEK DOES IT I lb B ETTER I 11) OX, BRO CCO LI TJj*C0& I M o m 'ti/t/gUi Are von const.mtly titcl, ur.A ,,,,■,t,|e, vheritcu? Xsictilists li.ise tc.,m,,l ,• <.,t -,i ti 11 I'undillmi intiv tic due, vs|>cu,,|U m ■.1,1., j’eople. to die s-iin pit- n i ih,,i ....... . get cnou^-ti It-Vir.iInins ,uul Iio ii ,n win diet. If that K tlic i tsc uiiti you. thru II, s, I S|-cii.il 1‘uitiiutii m.iv br ci.u lly uli ii yoti nerd to inline yml tn tmfi.mt vif ilily .1rut vigoromcoud !>,- ,ltli I It it Iw, been llir li.ipfiv (■■jirrirm-r , >r , ,*,r u ,„ my folk, nrnb,lily jiisl pis Itir o iiiim II Ask ,1 ispti ,1 tt.er mid lir or the I, l,kr-1 I v III Viy, ''flrir-t tl.t . tlollr wonder, for mr I Irrl beller, vinuuiri. brljjlder now dim I rsei dmitglii nustihlc.'' Why not try llrcrl Sjiriljil I'm 111 til 1 younrlf . . trwt iy' M IX E D V E G E T A B L E S 12 ns. P E A S & CA RRO TS 12 ox. S P IN A C H 14 oa. V - 'I L E A N A N D W E L L T R IM M E D t w t w w w g n t t o w c v ./ W E S T E R N , B O S TO N B U T T putted Wheat w ith * h o m y Bavored coating toasted on. Ju st pour on tha m ilk or ( f e t t n . . . ■nd watch tha whole fam ily 40 fur thla "h o n ey" of a new cereal! Just one capsule contains OUR OWN—TOP q tlA L IT Y HrcakfuHt BACON .....................lb .... ib R )R SNACKS SO MAMCV | Perfect fur ’tween menl m uck*, (itmil (or kl<l« too— u tw u t for n uurU him tH , (He t|H* lal honey nml ntr£ar coating S ffiS ilS R Iw .............. tk Mb TKNDER AND FLAVORFUI WESTERN, GRADE A S TIMES YOUR MINIMUM OMIY REQUIREMENTS QF IRON and VITAMIN 8, ....................Ask your Doctor! (nr Haviir, ptim quick energy. 1 FOR THE FIRST TIME thl Important B Vitamin, ha«, beancointnnn'l with IR O N ! In Ih* ntw. blood-building. 1 IV IR P •''•rgy building C H O U N II ■EXIL IN O S IT O L ! 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Then nos* nriouffh ch.ii' * . comfortnhh* -n** • Apparcntls I1 tivhnhpu*, h» e;* , o luivn " t r It s * 1aii w01114*11, which ait •* hnt fancicdoi|i *n»* jnned to lie ivei a I Ihvintl'dv. o nn. o the rvcniw r itt inu mo mlviaril r.» «(.• hIiic Kh. I don't l.mh Hnrkfl. Filia lly . ! *1 *n't ssa iny nntinr l»**m "lati'H hiihintt.l ss Ii 1ii* 1'hi ss if. hm* 1H-0 rnovie Fl i*\ lift I** Inhh coffee tfit U *1* n*'h truyn tni)' .in.I coil I lenient Uu' r . fries jHtnn wait In I Ttrr pans " o < m• rme t•» inals'* 1in pi iisaMili ii tJ- o r ( ni lino imH ot *0 r I ' l c ma n -*nI •# I . I netj t K , y Ii inn n m c Tin* po\s*i (o nipaiis’ nieiits tn fhl «Ii 11 id am! I In moll out im h|aiewnle v Pan will e*>**t •*liie f l HiMin.noii iloi inc 1!»M» loi pesv plant . in ss Inn*** anil n n p i o s e merit!*. .i *•- Tin v-ifhmif rill Ihlfl. .‘if*' I hr ilny, not ?h*n they nro >u iitir ronnts 12 ox. BEAN S W c f i o r r " C,,T for a television set. That elim in­ ates the roam fioin iiorninl usag<’. along In the first place, tlm lights will 1 can be off in the evening. In the second place, tl, > on- w o converse. I don't w*'o 01 Itv -i bold a te1, - ,-lon V[o. the homes that have them now lank like a er»** b-tvvee- If your diet is deficient in Vitamin B this great new formula may help von build A metliml line been developed to "X -ra y " Inga to determine lioiv tip^t to nee them. lb. 4 9 c Television Urines On (irave Problems Ih**pitr a pout war shnrtnsrr of mi h (e 1 in|*t, Mfiritlu l*ov\ r r nml Liarht f%>inpmi> thiHnif »h.» jv^t four .Vrill** limit 4s8 milrn nf iiin il Ht*ctric lines in this ih-m ct tt» oxtoml til** iv Mt'fifs of clia 11 u* hh'i viia* to u R iriitri niimlu*!' of rural nintonirr*, II 11 Utilcunui, «11 lit* t nmna^or, onihMiici'tl v *"*tin v. Tin' fir^t liitf irA*on 1 \r I unity, in I h'l'i'iolum, | »Ulif in iHVii n h»!i*visahth «i*l tlm ilisirict,** M i. t' ilemati ♦h*»v are cyperwivt' Hi irlit "v' r hml LafoJ nn a I motors in anyf hiii^r hiainiv^ n fir in* rout 1 m i to m M«a tmhi«rf 111*15 •*f !Ti to ovi'T i* I'Xi’i’ l l i i ’ jump of 5<iO tut ni nrutnl s f*t me. Ho wo \\ II not c*1 •♦Tl v lit • .in in. i f i i' of ft7 pet 1lii^ phn 4t‘ >*f ti'li \ ;siou tom. oWItlhi* aliv foil lie 1 hovv Who1 hilH mi* < "m iln»hr 1him* tn.) om* half fina| that to mid a t« hwi 1011 *rt to a pot "om tn *t in* lc i , \ •lui irm t In*. I 'mu \ out 1111r 111 k1, wo amiill lion'll? without coiMp!H»*1y oxtoihlt ,| rural f h v in i vviyi* to |chiiripituf tin* lifo uf ih *1 ii»appioMiuah l> 1,1UiU aihlii lorial per- hahita’ t•oils." , Omt* upon n fano wo iHi'il t*> Const i net ion here of rural lines ” '•• livin,lias been the gieate-t 1 am four- O ils resulted tl . - . - M - a >.r yem pel iod in the , ..mp.mv'.. his- less living in the room t-eeaii • t mj . Mi. Colem an slated. «'«' of im -c-d mTtueugliout Plotida, all lit,- rural dividunli-ts when it com, - ( • line* I,mil b\ the companx dm mg ............. .. I " "gram « '»'*J» the foul veins, if laid <m l to-eiul, "f '" " K would leu,'h lloiu Miami to Wilini- control o( dia1 and loudspea ,'i • lit Canada I'be r u of the fam ily bopped |*«‘4T. Its kliiMiilg, reading -o s\ liatcs i i f'li>r iilu IVvvri mid I 1u111 l oin11 ml I 1 ,| pit l ipHatcly I 1 I'1ah |mm\ it the tin'll1 ol It'lo I10J Ill> Thi'ii* \s«* clo,*cd «looiH. nvoniH MlHr of 1 'H al It Mr 111 l hi HM* -liiffibl lit is pilpci ' ill ho i’l lU'lka m»! nml at the * li*v' «»f ll'll* il n ml put cot 1011 in the i'll t ii.t.l t'xpaiiH* H tlo . !.» 1 i,; mill**., o i* achieved radios uti 11*(■1 i'h- r of n pet»••**t hiahooin and hunched Till' lIUpiOtlMct ml 11'1■t strhMol) He t" thv nit 1* Ness Inl.tl rli'i 11 ly lilt* u .'..L/ U.ph il h> I hi* lot'ii I Mumaj^fr who ih*. iTdio .Io,h ho ni | In* I'uviuy I'"ml: ill nut l Imt Mi* l<ihiiiM> mu* - of Inn own room fh ir living loom i'"N4 arid pi ok it*.", of an a m i I h J I m a ptenuml pilin' whelo m.H* Iu ik «‘1> tlcpemli'nl Mpon the a v a il’ mny cmivt’i »*i* witbnilt 111or 1in 11h" * al*iIt! v of rh*f! 1 it i; \ ll! compelHmil and * von ivad <m 'Kxh'Msiun i*f itn al 1 liT tric , , ,, '-Mi., imi jm ok 1 th« im turn* of our comfort. Dhs ioH Iv "Rt* cap I hiitnlio pc pit* In »jut hi ni 12 t lo'in Ni opi'fs tin* lolosHioti p i’d'h-m hv jmltinR .,(*' on I In ti mi n tailtl Ut Ii liltMt• 11 net in m each heihoom, hs»n if in'- t a \v*Kidahlr mi ft mt imi* il worn were fiiiutirtidlv P" h«.HiU*. it • -ifii* plu'M tpii. I, l n c/iiiK aw V,n ai d, Ueople don I phmts, |mi dfiiMzniu p! im and oth­ would 1” iro off Ikv 1 1n in * Is e * to look er cult 1 pi 1 1 | oi 111ci I v t» ! 1 li t cd lolrvinion IS "pi* like l" h >" cits nr ci* I l"i ida .1 * a vs liolo It,1 , made mid li'-li’u m e'*,uP' til t’ pp m g 1 -ipid r 1 it1* m 1 inul tli'i 11 i l ica Wltll lleivbbm 1 ■in," I "oh matt 1In Ian *1 a >1 id** tl(he n I.” t I" " ' I . m 1 but v.ni m 11’1 bipbib- them !• cl.lim fim ii'. I ' mu d Hl.ilt Itiiio Ih p n l! mi'll! fipuic ns of m n hciiiooiu. F ,,r tin* -'inn!* h *»!•••• Inin HII. U.Ip.i, ; boss thm p. VHP hs hip iom?ii 1 the h Uir hm has c I•*’»oin*' of* • 11 ifn -1 I lyi iila. ss ill* 77 pi ? t • fit nf Mux N’mili, iliin t o i of llii* MillctlUi villr CnllrRi* rliniul Rrullp 1• fai in* ehadi ifi* tl. i • th< id of who will uptiiNir itt tin* First flit* 7 1 pci t o il iivviiti'c ol 1 In 11 M cthoiliu rtm icli op Monilny Soul Imi n Life . Wc <an uppi m a le I loi itlu*R ailihl Kfainli wji . halne*l hn vi nielli ht tlm is In n o * 1 * al itfuli i Mi lolm Fitih v Willirirtln. Y f II ow llii 111>r fhut Mi 1 . oppi, fo, in •uni t . (Iiiottoi oi j ho Wi'atminster Turnip*. I'ur|»l« ('hull nf 1‘i im (‘ton, N .1 mill fm Im Mills I!' pm emit "1 11 t m m Top h o i. fL It 1h d eight yem I, fine iiuiuug In tll> 1 It ■111 1ii tl a ml l mine • ■ TniiiiltoFM f I*1ii Uh) f'rf. ilrpcotUhu (|io*IiM I I 2.5 • 3 i»0 tieoigc Slat, Cullege fur Women , os 1 nn •n 1 1111 iMit imI T\ ' ha I'lT R I •« oily fill pm ci'lit of ll 1 Ian 1 ■Ice Mr. Nnnti u n i at I billfold Col OmtiEt N, VtiU m uni. AceordiiiK to I In *■ unv ilftparuUntf » | f » * Htvi J1 25 * 4 Bo lege, N. C". tic lias been an 111 r 1 If it'll. far (lr*p«fr»ilt, atruclui at (ieorge Slat,' fro cininonl fiKurua, Flnrhh* t DtlfU'Ah li«x 13 75.*.uo Wiitiieii iincc llKtf, and in Outu- iiltnid Ton^pririFfi 4. f* tin* 11 79 * 2 00 ......... I. U o u ii and lii'ld (aim 1l«Cflpt* for Tiiciifliiy 17,271 punk ■ tier nf Hint year he urganlied afro* nil ttin tfiinford Hlulo Farrotm the Millcdgcvillc College Choir, Murkrl Hcv. <J. K. Mi Kmb'V, lui-lor " f 4 Murk*'! Firm, d* rimml alow In* the Mtllimlixl Church, lliir, iium i |ii v on mop I nun Hind It loo* nnllnnrv lo Fair <|imttty Arlllou irig at nlyd llial tile publtp l<»am Hi a Vi price m ■|Gol«rfl 'ol'dlullv invited III utlcml LO C A L, G R A D E A, D R E S S E D A DRAW N BY n\nr rnnBft THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA YOU rC C L BETTER In 30 day* O R Y O U R M O N EY B A C K �O —-*!1 — ' m Sanford Herald MatakllaheA la I iA ta llr m h d a a* SaaAa* ■•>11 Mssaslla l< a*. 1 * 1*. al Ifc* F**« rio iU a, «aa el Min t I, **F AM Ruasion Blunders THE WOULD TODAY Central Florida He DEW ITT M ACKENZIE To Be Blanketed A l’ Foreign Affair* Analyst Under Cold Wave America** billion dollar military A re A m e ric a n ! toeing their n erve? T hin m igh t be eug« geeteit to exp lain our jumpineira over the euppoeed Rueeiun cunning. T h e Politburo eeenifl to lie regarded oh a group of Mupermeu, w ith agente everyw here and renourcen unlim ited. T h e leaders o f the W estern world are apt to be looked upon an no m atch fo r the astute planners who lead the Soviet Union. Those who have such apprehensions should listen to W inston C h u rc h ill. Ills m emoirs rake up the stupendous m ilitary blunders made by Stalin In 194*' when he could have n m ip ie d the B a lk a n 'sta te s w ith little effo rt Instead of letting them go to H itler, and In 1941, when the Nazi attack apparently came as a complete su rp rise . T h e much' ic seem ingly did not d is­ vaunted H usslan intelligence service cover the vast.troop-shifting and the heaping np o f m ilitary supplies which' preceded the 1941 invasion. C h u rch ill w rites that he observed all th is in fa r aw ay B rita in , ami warned the Russians of the coming blow. Kven then they did not profit by the hint, assum ing th at the B ritish w ere m erely trying to em broil them w ith their Gentm ii allies. T h e Nazi onslaught found the boundary R u s­ sian troops totally unprepared. Hundreds of R u ssian planes were destroyed on the ground Just as were the Polish planes at the sta rt of the war. S ta lin ’s obstinate insistence on stick in g to a formula and his refu sal to look facts in the face almost proved his country’s ruin. Have the R u ssian s learned by experience, or are they stiil the prisoners of fixed id eas? Flash Fire Leaders Ski Im tnetor la Wed To Friend Of Accept Invitation Late Bugay Siegel ToAddresaKiwanis i (OootlooM r r m Poo* Oost foro I waa abla to unlock the first door tho flame and heat amt amok* drove mo hock." Hanry said ho sounded the firs alarm and triad to get tho prtsonar* out "hut there was fire all up and down the hallway I couldn't get to the door, when the flrw department gut there, I helped them lem remi remove tho prison­ aid prnKram for the retirfnln«r of Hy Aoeoclatod Press Eight prominent leaders In CHICAGO, Mar. — (>»»» — Western Europe sol under way A lata winter storm was blow­ Virginia Hill, Idantifled by Chicago business, government, education .. yesterday, thus sturtintf Implemen ing ttooIf (Hit In tbo eastern newspaper* as the international and religion have accepted Invito- Dtut Ion uf thr Grand Defenn* strat playgiri, “h, back­ ttons to address the With annual',, ' \. - f-rmat»ed-4s ............................... ■ a U m i Maaapa ej(y of the Atlantic Allies, up* hslf of th* nation today. Rot ground lis t mghl when reporter* convention „f Klwunl* Internet inly colder air morod Into lla wake proved by I'rwliluil Truman on ii c h i p f l iiN m* snd spread southward as far aa ‘nui.ht Interview* from her and tlonal, May 7 tu I I, ut Miami -lx week* Hgu. W aalh ............................ Th|s Mimuunccmeul wa* mads her new husband. Il lx worthy of note that the find Florida, Georgia and Alabama. er*." * Maalfea --------------The guard* were tpintud hy m l.i |,on-nl wax to France. This Winds still puffed fiirlmi*lv la ■ a a tk i ....................... Hermann Johann (Hans) Hau­ today hy Ralph Austin Smith president uf the KI wan lx Club of Tear ................. !«■< crmxUtPi! of wuiplnues which wen* New York and th* northeasUiu ■Mef. Kem eih Kinster, public In­ ser, a «kl Inat'-nrtur at Sun Val­ pre 1* J-. a b ita a r* aair.ea, e a t*a af fiut itInjuni the French aircraft states hit! forecaster* said they formation officer, a* saying there ley, Ida., and Aspen, Cota., mat Sunfurd, who —id T h a t advance reaalitlaaa aaa aatleea a l will dimlnlah today and ho fof- waa little outcry from the prt- the repoit-r* and mrrler Dlxmuiie ut Norfolk. nhcr* Indications pointed to an atten­ id photograp* laaieat Ir e the w t H a e af Msftir* after the Initial alarm. Fra nee will gel further help, lowed by a aharp cold wave. at the Ambassador East Hotel dance of at least 10,1100 from all _________taada, w ill ka t u i f H fa r 'T he only Messing—If there where the couple has-been for a sections uf the United States, • l n ara la r a C v m lrt a e ratea. mill her acting ambassador, Jean n he a blessing," Kolster said. week. The Sun-Times and Heratd- Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and the l,A K E l.A N D , Mar. 0. — — can linriilnn, declared that the air pro* • Be are w a it a e if iS iS Iii Mr la* * that there was almost no suf­ American sitd they were found at Yukon Territory. ta a i D ia iM H i nearaaeallrea _ gram “will far III tale the determ­ Clear skies and cold with a sharp ' Wh l l a Vark, Cklraaa, Ur trail, Latest In llie galaxy of na- DJ ined effort whlrh France la mak­ temperature drop before midnight fering. They must Imve died, el the hotel yesterday. aaaaa I l l y . a a * * 1. iroaja* _____ ing In eiixure her own security, a tonight and a slow fall after that most Immediately from Inhaling "♦ ii* H e ra t* ‘ la a na.atker a f Ika “ Virginia lias gone shopping," ilonully known figures to Join i-nmllllon noil ron*ei|Lienrc of the bringing freeilng and frost vari­ the Intense heal. A u o e U lt a Prea* n k lrb la e a lllle A Houser told reporters last night, the Ktwunis convention program Flame* were visible to motor­ ously ns far down peninsular Flor­ o r l a r l T t l r la Ike a>e fa r r * * a b llare I'uul G. Hoffman, adminis­ eeurlty of nil." "for dresses, I think.” ra tla a a l all Ike laral a r m p rla le a M. Dnrldiih wii-o't employing ida a* the ridge, Harlow nnd north ists on U. 8. Highway ltd, Jllsl Ilam-er identified his bride as trator of the Economic Corpora­ la tkla w a i M P r , aa n e ll aa a ll off which the main entrance to fro west coast district* was fu ri­ einjity word*. I.u Itelle France I* I f a u r a Alapalrkea, from lleverly Hills. Calif Hut tion Adminlslrliun. und Rep. Wnl viihIly worried about her security es* I hy the Federal Htnte Frost Handle I* located. he did not say she was the Vlr- ter It. Judd, Minneapolis, former ^TfJltJBBDAV, MARCH 9, 1050 No civilian agency wa* called Warning Service. ■ mol willi good reason, having been Iniu Hill who was a friend uf Chinexe medic,1 missionary nod TO D A V n B IB L E V ER SE The outlook was for warmer to the emergency. The Manilla fire trampled under llie hobnailed hoot* enjamiu lltugsy) who was rtcogoixed us one of the outstand­ ;xy) sSiegel, . department— located Just half a of inviuiillK armies three lime* Friday and no frost danger .Sallain In Miss Hill’s lleverly Hills ing speaker* in the Coiigres*. • Wa trattntif ashaustiraly define block from the prison—was un­ onlay or Monday morning. Others who will highlight the since I H70. home in, 1H47. Him but ran and do learn much Friday’s forecast was clear to able to get to the trapped men A- n mailer of fact the current Reporters usked Hauser If he five-day meeting include Secre­ f w j day shout hla ways and HI* tary of Defense Louis Johnson; lute vi.il of French President purtly clotply with rising tempera- through the smoke. ll/e. Canal thou by searching find Sondla official* called an Im­ knew his wife wu* "luicrnatlonully General Carlos i*. Itomulo, presl- • Am ini in l.oiidoii is said to lie lore* famous,’' and he replied: "Oh, yes, Out OodT — Job 11;7. The complete forecast for to- mediate official prolie of the lots of publicity she has h*d." dent of the (iuuerul Assembly nf roneciiii il In part with defense of hlaxe. Acting coinmnudlng oficer morning: Fi Europe in general and of France night and Friday "We met at Sun Valley eight the United Nutiuns; James M. The County Cammiidon Inn de­ Diversified Crops “Gleur skies and rattier cold. Col. Kenner F. Ilertfoid took ^jier- weeks ago," the Sun-Times ipintcd (Jimmie) Flitter, Hollywood radio m pariii'iilui. As Paris sees It, cided 10 open for public uie 200 commentator; (lie Rev. Marshall Ilie American-Western European Light northerly wind* with short sonnl charge of rescue und operations. General H«- Hauser. "I was her ski Instruc­ R. Reed, bishop of the Methodist Interval* of ealiu over northern •erti of lend loiilli of Lakr Har­ Not all potato ureas go on growing morn anti morn pota­ military strnlepy i* hrisril on licit districts, light to gentle northerly tiert M. Montague, commandant, tor.” ney called Rat bland Park. The toes y e a r a f te r'y e a r and selling them to the government, aIn. The Sun-Time* <|unted< Hauser church in the Detroit area: John Toronto, widely known The French want the defense wind* uvnr south nnd centrnl be­ D absent on official business. hs saying he and Miss Hill obtained Plflmr, next thins ihry ihould do All ambulance* on the hose u marriage license Feb. Ill in Elko, Cuomiian iiewspHpernmii, and J. as i he city-dw elling taxpayer might conclude from reports renlered solidly iiroiiod llielr coun­ coming imrtlieuslerly over south­ change ill name. were pressed into service. A 0- Nev., allil were married there five Hugh Jackson, dean of the gra of events of rerent montliH. A recent account of fa n n in g try -o thut it won't again lie over- ern district* hy morning. ‘Temperature* on high ground l,y-tl truck wn* used to curry some days later. dilute school nf business at HI*1!-, in Suffolk county, Long Island, shows rapidly increasing mo hy foreii'li Ironps, I'ranee’s recent seosallonal pad wilt he nl,out five degrees warmer of the victims. (If eight taken to Senator McCarthy named t)oih- d iv e rs ific a tio n of crops, partly ns a result of less potato After posing fur pictures outside ford University. Mtuofoid, Calif., nv#*tl Ids hotel loom, the Austrian-horn ' und president uf Kiwnnis Inter- m. wilt, li'erniuny’s former ricli coal- Hum temperatures on low ground thi« hhim* h*mpltul> our J>y Kenyon ai a member a I 29 growing. inll'ilig Haul linsili fils into I hi* Nhu Houn. There will tie u sharp early todlly. The other survivor Houser went Into his room, locked I iuHoiihI. 1 venom Communist Front omaniisSuffolk county used to ts* chiefly a (sitato area. Hut in pirtnre. Muny other iiiuisuh I feutures The Hour liecomes a drop In temperature* between ntlti- wn* mif* nf four taki'i* the door, ami told reporters uml veleraos huspllul. Four weie iiro■Senate hearing lh Urn-ins nrcftJ1 tLc._dcJc^---id-nml.iniilnLuht wltli.u «tarc, ililic" with i'ntnJrfrr«hlr_J1L-. t-~ th r e— e■ - in-, the w tH d-y-ha tn-i-ie -Vy nar a -*ULODfl-m ......... —m'-waiie" m i ve l l, MIX. IT [4,0* up her-—-It, ‘'plrasf Kates, rapirsClltlug M,ltMi club and other day; and thr promptly removed from potato production, in compliance w ith federal tiniiiitiy lull with Pari* io control oiler midnight nnd very slow foil liounced dead on arrival ut Her | away. after 4 A.M. I/iwest temperature* Joseph's Hospltul Just outside the if loliliniv I'CLirity and foreign The Jleruld-Ameriruu mild Miss tintI,onu membejs, Mr. Smith *aul. branded him "an unmitigated crop reduction program. T h is and other land has been put nf/nir*. France also get* the coal Friday morning in the colder low All»ioneri|iir downtown district. Hill hud attempted to kimp in se­ Tliplr wiv<*nl ! h* itifittNl, h Iso will liar". She certainly round* like a into the production of various other vegetables, some for fm fill ycare. All till* Is cuhjcrt gioiitid location*: Soodia officials emphasised the clusion since Siegel's I'ungland |H. guests ut u culm I d program “Gainesville district and north nrisou I* uwoy from liny restrict­ -laying. It said she made an ex­ of freezing or canning a l nearby processing pinnt nod so m e1io ii|i|>roval id a German peace Communist all right. entertulnment. ,evl'flts or ..................... .... .beginportion of upper east coast ills- ed or sec rut urea. They termed tended Euro |iean trip been use she Ding Monday, May «. und continu­ for shipm ent to fresh food m arkets as far aw ay as New I rent y conference. Now n» puloleil out Oi u previous trii l: Ml to Mfi degrees with scat- the fire u "purely administrative Teured gangland reprisals if she ing through Thursday, May !■ CoDirruional rcmimilleri have O rleans. L a c k in g faith in the future of the potato, farm ers I lie Saar hn.dn I* of vu*t I.... .. frost. matter." . . The public probably will be mappiovrd kn increase in Commodi­ are inclined to ill vert still more of their land to diversified column. The fire broke out shortly ut­ remained in the United States. Himlli portion of the upper east t.trategic value mllliurlly, ipiite Vlled In the Orange Howl \\eilnesfy Credit Corporation (undi truck cropping. apart from her wealth of coat, coast district, Orlando, nnd north ter the evening meal. Sumo m ,|HV evening. Slav HI. *'**"*' f the men were on the double hunks ■•Main Feature Eiilertulninent, f. amounting to $2,000,000,000. T ran sp o rtatio n and storage problems used to cause I tie France wuutx this rune u* a huf- portion of Hrooksvllle district: MM In the cell block* amt some were to M T degrws with scattered light u tradition of each Klwiinl* conThat it to iay, the taxpayer* will areas around centers of imputation to he devoted to truck let- aguln*l Invasion. ICaRlInae* r m s r» as UaO in the shower. . Heretofore French fear* of a*- frost. volition. This yeur's mitdoor P^ fray ,$2,000,000,000 a year more gardens while large one-crop nreuH were found elsewhere. -null have been directed toward* loot. Neither of the two "l*rvlv"^ Mouth portion uf Hrooksvllle, grant will tuke the form "f » During the entire proceedings, in ' older in jncreare the price* Those problems have Imwii largely solved, so that truck gar­ Germany whrlh hu* attacked Itldge, Hartow, and north nortlon were aide to tell whnt happened. Tropical Fiesta with “ . | ,h* 1 which wus curried on like clock­ Military authorities r e l e a s e d hundreds miles ifrom citie serve, e he ** *• lxtl'r of ** nill*-n I I I I Ithe IIF t»l tlt.ns they “1 I V" > France three time* In the pact of llie west coast district: M7 to 40 will /umber several liundnd. Which they have to pay tor llir dens m ay work there wus mi shooting and | eye-witness accounts from the two and onc-crop regions may he almost anyw here. Hut eco­ lino M-ore year*. And ulthuiigh degrees except Mf> with light frost food they eat. guards today. ... no one was injured. L a b o r V io le n c e nomic factors against W due-crop farm ing, IIIMI and J'lvr give I Germany I* impotent at the inn- In Ihe cold pockets. -------------■"*** at ill work " " * " I.^aainr.*. H». VIU|» JIII Shortly after mam (KMT) no Curp. Richard A. Miller. -7, ineut, the French naturully don’t indinti River, Everglades, and Sanford it not the only Florida an advantage to the land, whether one farm , a county u ri waul In tuke clinnce*. smith portion of the west const Stockton, Calif., was In the alarm was sent out for the arrest ((-•■all>u«4 r«-»n» »'•■* w,,• , However, the mujor fear* of district: ilH to 4'J degree* and no prison office, nls.ut l«H» f e e t of William Sutton, 5(1, described city making community progrett. a whole sla te , on which many cio ps are grown. from the spot at which the flames by police ns one of the country’s sary lo bring tbe uvoragf state France and the rc*i of Western frost. The City of DeUnd hat filed ap­ I.ower east const district: 4*1 broke out at the opposite end of most notorious hunk robbers. Po­ educational expenditure up to a Kuroia’ are directed Inward* the Non-Reuriing Americans plication with the RFC for a loan the building. He gave this state­ lice suld he wn* wanted for i|\ies- minimum uf $00 per pupil per f, |iumn| Ide exlenxioti of the cold war degree* and hlghur." tInning In connection with the rob­ ye«eto finance a $350,000 auditorium Into u hot war, with the Com* , .. ment: , ,, 2, Provide nid to *,noii«tii,viiy "A‘ prisoner In the reur of the bery. aki! -community center. That it F e w e r A m erican s, proportionately, read hooks than other nuoilet force* driving for the Eng-< Hutton, officers sultl, escaped States tu the amount of 15 per building shouted 'FireI' und almost Ghnnnel. progran. But Senlmd it now LiigilHh-Hiicaking peoples. T h is finding, made bv a (iallup li-.liFrendl ut the sumo time I saw a flash from a Pennsylvania prison two pupil tier ycur, but nppoillnnul «o anxiety I* greatly in­ pu hy *«iti the Mim A m erican lim tltute of Public creased bomme of the country'* years ugu and also is being sought Hint all districts must be brought * released ’V i it mi inn d<Mrminrd to keep up with the ' ill,■, has iiwen uf flume light the hullwuy. “ I Immediately Instructed I'vt. fur questioning in connection with up to a minimum outlay of $|tnl progreti being made by /dhrr Opinion. It indicates that only 21 per cent of A m ericans large anil active Gnmniunlid tiunuWilbur Henry (the other guard! the *1.(HHUNM Brink's holdup In por pupil per year. arc book as against •••* Jill for -•"••.m Sweden,, UR for A ustra- Iallup. The French lied* are doing Florida cities. it ah j 'readers, i T— llustnn, M. Prohibit racial discrimination lo sound'the fire ularm and in, 40 for Canada, 48 for N o rw ay; Knglam l, far in the lead, everything po**itile to hamper millHtnrtoii try tu roleiuii th© prlxby i-tuiiilrlng that federal aid be has 8G per Cent, 1 i ary preparednesn and havit an-i A cemetery flagpole liter an airuupnrtlimed at tho sctiool rather nonneed Hurt *hi patent* of arm* JA C K H O N V IL L E , Mar. 0 — unern from the cell hluck». Before How werei these figures determ ined? Adults only were under the American military aid than-at the district level. This pit aa, landing field at Minneapolis (Special) — In launching Its ] wait ahU to unlock the flrut door* would have/ tbe effect of gnuronTuaadaymghl earned an' s lr p W miestloued, the Inouiry being, " A re you now reading any program will lie nahotagod at th*i etatewld* “ get nut tha vote" cam­ tha flam* and heat and smoke c to«aii«iaa rr**t n * . nwi duck*. p paign, which action waa uthorls- drove me hack. tiun lo llir supreinc Sitviel of a teeing thin ulf thiplU share alike. W craah which rotilted in the drain* ixinks or novels? I f the an sw er was yes, the person (jiiesPowell suld hi* amendment “ 1 then run around to the out­ Iti abort, the Frendl Goinniuulat* ed by Us lionrd of directors utl tinned was then asked to name one or two titles I f In* like Gumiuuninth In every other Orlando luMt Friday, th* Florida side to another door Hint I opened, prill ion ftom the World Cougrcit "guurantoes that every child In of' 15 pettom- The lata famout could not produce any from his memory nr imagination his ilemocrnllc country—are cltlfon* uf every school will gel at h'llst 4dll Will Roger* ined to wonder why an sw er wus not counted. State Chamhur of Commcrrcu, and the same thing huppunud. Hunt uf UartUum of I’cacc. ’ lied Ku**ln Irrespective of llielr through Its president, Walter L. and smoke made It Impossible for Rnggc oikrd if-it would nul ba and up tu $100, Irrespccllve of ll waa that all aitfield* hud In rare nr minority uonslderatlunx. (joilege training, n atu rally enough, was found to produce hirlhrlght*. They tuke their or­ Hays, today Issued the following me tu unlock the cells. b«; unrounded by high lentioii a greater Interes dure from MoxcoW. And the "tly this time the fire depart­ puiiiblr lo trl up ii body of laruc "It also It M inn *allows **•■**»*■’ the slates to ...... . ......... in reading. T.............. w ice as many college griidu Flinch INiiiiiiiun UU have made It statement: ment was here and I helped them and tiiiall natmni williin the spend federal funds un they ^jo­ electric wire*. It may be that flag "Florida cltlxens have a high ates read curren t Ismks us those who had been nuiv to high licit hi u ehoWdowp limy privilege, onu which I* denied with .the hoses and their attempts Unilrd Nation, to imped- 1ml not „.rt\ hut gunrnnlecs thut each child [inlet arr no mole eiiential to school, and four tim es as m any as those who stopped in Hu dear . ■ • A It will nille with llllxklu. to get the prisoners nut," cltlaens In muny parts of to­ to control—-atmaiiicnlt, slomic have the sumo amount." ending (irldt than high trillion jiiitm ’.M, Yet In tin* United Htntiw R!i |M*r refill of thi* populn The French goverliment I* pro- day's world. They can ballot sc The SeAntu-pnsitcd hill sets op n Henry, ML*, South Zanesville, iuilallnlinni und nulilniy bain floor of $55 fur Ihe sn-cnllcd needy wiirt. piiruig Tot contlilgelicle*. Ae re­ that lie had tinn lias gone beyond the grade schools, compared with "ill cretly and without dictation fur ; Ohio, r e l a t e d gard* the inilitury aid prugrum, stale.-. Hut II makes no eulinli- ^ per cent In G re a t B ritain . flow then account for the B ritish whomever they chouse to fill pu­ ' passed a stove ut which the hlaxe everywhere in llie world. the government ha* nerved notice was iicllvved to have started, about Uncle Sam it loading bombing (tiusslu has rejected the Haruch xution iiruvlslon In the case of the " superiority in reading? T h e y , too, have radio nod the I lint *oIn,luge will he deult with blic office. The principal ruusoit five infinite* earlier. At the Plan for Interuatlooul atomic con­ weulthier stutes getting u tint clttiens are being denied the right plana* on to Frrnch aircraft cat- movies, ruthle>od.y hv force, to vote freely In muny countries ularm, he wus in the lung L- trol hecuuse It culls for unlimited sum uf $5 a pupil per year. liar* to bf itnl lo Ftancr (or Thu* the military ahlpmente la because they neglected tu ex­ shaped hnllwuy walking toward Inspection of atomic Installation*. Powell's non . discrimination from America will he a God-aend ercise the privilege when It was th* office. Frrnch dcicnic, while French Rogge's proposal appeared to lie amendment also departs from the for France ut thl* crucial iunc- theirs. His statement: un eluhoratlon of the llnrnuch Somite hill which says only Hint Cornmunitt* go on *lrik« in pne lure — and hy the same token for "I sounded the fire ulnrin und Plan, extending It beyond ntnmic uld funds shull he equltnhly dis­ “ Floridian* will loae their tart againii the pimped ol having Ihe real of Wextern Europe. A* right of franchise If they persist attempted tu get the ' prisoners Installation* to all military fac- tributed among minority races. TAMPA TRIfiU N E to unload them. If the Communiil* Amhusnador Durldun *ny*, French In remaining away from the poll* out, hut theru was fire all up und llllle*. Thu Russian insistence In Committee members explained Kvcurity I* "a condition and con- In such number* as wa* the cam down the hallway und I couldn't the United Niitlun* that the right thut under the Senate hill the l<>Win their alrikt, we hope the Tlu* utter ridieulousnaa* of our working for more iiiittuit. M-ipience of Ihe lecurity of all." plane* don’t come (lying hark to present In 10411, when only BHI,7Mfl out of get tu the dour, When the fire of Inspections be limited make* eul sehool boards could distribute ayitem of high prlea aupThe mu clear fad i.i ihal iirlcu a potential 1,500,000 bothered tu department gut there, 1 Igdped It doubtful thut the Soviet Unluu funds uuci|unlly among district ll« loaded with bomb*, even a* port* for many farm crops U them remove the prisoner*." would accept any extension of school- without regard tu euunl- ^ support I* aelf.defeating and lead* cast first primary votes. the wrap iron we *enl to Japan dramatical! In th* new* from New to trernemlau* wanh- -either III After the fire wa* out, and while the Baruch Plan. Rusala Insisted Ixlng the amount among pupils. V "They will endanger this pre Orleaua dealing with the potato disposing of surpluses, In misdlria the lata 30* back-fired. clou* right, definitely and speed< Investigator* still were probing the in the U. N. upon retaining a dabael*. I V t s l I u * * ft mm Pag * Oa*| ' ‘ to name the plant* wfilch ectliig productive resource* or perlly, unless they h n tlr thamselyea ruin*, a copy of th* Infantry right Senator Pepper point* with inoi primary day, May 2, and fill Jnurnal wa* found lying on Mil­ could tx< Inspected Inside her another holy war develop. Pre­ While the government i* getting mlttlns fnreltrn iiriHliictm to un- tinn after tils arrest un Mar. 4. on IV4U, — ill 116. fill this first duty of good citi* lar'* desk. It wa* opened at a territory. A majority of the Unit­ mier Stalin, Mr. (Politburo mem­ H in t and pride to the higher wager rid of upwards of fit) million bwlv dareel page with an article titled "It ed Notion* membership favor* ber) Georgl Malenkov aiui Mr. "You wets accepted hy u* In aanxhlp. ft Is far past time tor Congress al* at surplus putatnea In tha 10411 wrfkich railroad men, note clarkt th* Itaruch Flan, with Inspec- (Furclgn Minister) Andrei VlsliHaya added that responsibility Doesn't Fuy To Go AWOL." to give some consideration to the rule uf friend," lie declared crop at a colt nf H O to 100 million f |d other* at* making now‘ than nnd added that Ouhltchev had vio­ for ir "getting “■ lluna.) Insky lutve repeatedly stated that uut the vote" rests ilia dollars hy dumping them back to American consumer- amt taxpay­ lated Ida United Nation* oath hy Rogge said sum* proposal such Communism nod Capitalism con jb w lacaivad brlore lie want Io farmer* at * penny par hundred er*, a* welt a* potato farmer*. upon tyerjr Individual and organt< hi* action, a* hla would reHavo nation* "nf live at peace with one another^ ration In tho State. “ People ......................nave tk^ Sanala. George Smathen would pound*, a Nsw Orleans food brok Th* remedy obviously lies in ahan(iuhitchev did these things “with most nf thair current Intelligence nind them that at luni ai that ar find* h* can buy choie* potatoes donmant of tha present system of an arrogant amll* on your lips and to he prodded to do thair civic and counter-intelligence actlvltlea" If from Canada and n have them snipahlp- high u i i m i i i Run iv i iram ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ price e»*»- supports. ""I'l"" •• potato l,u,>-«-•' » th . i „S h . . U nS!*1* L f * * Yarmnant continual to i p e n d irum and decrease tha number of spy l y * W W hyr X ■patch by thv Senator from Wis­ trial*. Hu expressed hon« that 'than ll taka* in, thne higher, a# p n w a ra ta* . _ . ____ Ha th mat and west would search afrat do the prodding. W* ... consin." ■latanc*! I t would ba' far hatter t a % h s s j m i s iv-ar* • inflated ■dollar*. Any tlra Department,' tha Judge said are taking! the. r anme agreement which might McMahon said McCarthy’* "Im­ th lead .. In thla hla unis ct . aarner know* (hat hi* dollar You know, of couraa, who la to gtva It to them fur cimsarva- to ‘Miss llaa Coplant "mountain* of faar" p i nn,. and Inrita other* i to join putation" that he (McMahon) waa remove lion practical and allow farm aying for tnl* costly foolish net*, not go at far now a* it would "You 'ou have been disloyal dlstoyi to the We are greatly disturbed ov a tool of th* State Department dtvtdlnr th* Soviet^and American roducta to raach thair own price t ia that familiar old auekar— Mr. Driven only ltt,4D7 rail* ■ by j f i in ago, many of than admit John Q, Taxpayer tha Indlffarnica of votera. We la something that I repudate and people. Rogge called for "It ivala on- th* free market auhject country which hai nourished you. one owner. Radio, Hsattr, In name calling re that all who tg on both ...._ are cllglbta to denounce."- l i e added! to the old economic law uf supply lialpml you acquire an education j fcato’t buy a* mUch now, With Secretary of Agriculture Bran and placed In you high trust and rot# to regiaUr at ’onca." "When you start making that flovlet-Amerlcan affairs. thair higher wage*, a* they wad nan la getting a good dafl^of crl and. demand. confidence." Ruga# cl tod the various Holy kind of a charge about me, you Ml*a Co pi on had bean accused nf * ^ buy with tguai In- tlclant bacauaa h*- ord “ ‘ on It more tr than Wat* .. _ and ... . raid: "Wa had hatter reflect far* In.. history tato dumping. dy*ln(___ conapirlng to paaa F.B.I. lacreta must be wlso enough not to lat one*." »u Iniura nisura (IlH, >1*7 sare n not i w i . iv to that they ra-to Rusala through GubRchav. Hla "Everything I ' have said has j H I* ab * -an null of been raflectad upon," McCarthy e li of attorney* had claimed It wai ait 1'Agjr'' govarpmani, liiw any turnad to the -normal of attorney general William L. shot back Herald dlatrlbutlon. But It mult r*Waffair of tha heart and not of aa. illy, pap (or a year tpand a amberad ' I nuubt "I duu! It," McMahon raturted. J la Avenue ring argument* brought the Phlnnay., merelyeairy* aarry--------- —that_ halalamaraly plottage. Abount th* only nnm** Mc­ a ifeof* than it aaraa, but you log but the ragulatloaa approved lorida Wyman, a vataran of n*arly, a u# of anthanasta Into tha fere_ for* Imposing svntanca, Jud, Baron . n» of tha trial with chief de* half-ccntury bafora th* har, la Carthy mac Honed yc* tarda v war* Congrna hahoMan to tha o ng m t ba 14* know that a conllouanc* of by a C Byan asked Mlaa Coplon I f . Dial aiMurdet tM one Rm tain aaaa**■■* » y *.t — *«* thoaa of Mbs Dorothy Kenyon, th* Haralnolc Uoun- had any statement and she r# ansa cuunsal Louis S. Wyman in- trying Ida , \ - K_ habit raeani tha poor houia." farnpblo*. \ lJ S f- S L fiutlag “ that U n a thu Jafenea that has attraatod world hid# at a New York lawyer who formerly . Cctumirca h » Uvi, piled in a Suw vuicai to ChantLast Spring Ut# a ‘ b y t ' io> Not im. ll Na» waa a U. 8, representative on a known to Intimately for fifteen loh. ....... ............. ...... In thta eara" #van though tha tantlo... "Nnnu at thti time." dared a reduction ^Hraraaimra jU» D. Rouaavait who raid age. But farmer* i yean, u "You will not taka from any United Nation* Commission, and tv* sarvad aa an offl- ' j Woman daputlaa U ld Mist Cops ptrarautlon railed th*. quaatlon. rap duri moat of that parfod. n by either arm aa tha (udgC Praaacutor William L. Phiinnay atatemanta w b t ia not supported Dr. Philip C. Jessup, t b Itata Ion V.wotii id I932> If tb y wart fartmter. Utter c lummatlon, hy avidaima." Wyman want on. Deportment's ambassador at large. Id hla M-mlnuta pasted aantanca. mca cannot jt b ig , bow njueb taora true and more inaa " MaCarthy raid bath had bean t b daath Wyman told t b Ju rr tha bur­ highly With tha convletiou of tha two waa a drop In f.aow that w* have pallid den of proof of tha aaaanllal ala* lilted aa aponaora of a aubvaniva by a jury of alfc man and aid our 0 M lon about 400 mif menu b upon t b atato." organiutlon, and tb t Mlaa Kan17 yaart aura with 'all woman lari Tuesday Gubltcbv bat MW "Thera• b b a a presumption that yon had Man a member of It cams tha flrri Soviet clUasu aver ItaiM y w n of deficit xpaadiag. ra aommia* a man abygM to U eonvtctad at apylar far hla retortad In New aton of a aruat tiotu aountry ta t b , Ui ba* y J * a "Har." $ b $ '..^ Thc^ Ruielan s i tTb Far East and b pew I l b Fadarai tb ISC C R h " C T B id pa Itar PRAM s Bunk Robbed Florida Chamber Launches Drive To Get Out Vote Dr. Ruvire*8,PI<)n The Potato Debate Coplun Sentenced Communist Heading ( M . t o 'u 'A 's f •' -sow,ii.w,»id,v_7.r war as ............ 1948 FLEETLINE 4 D. Chevrolet Sedan S - C Mercy Killing Sanford Forum b 1949 CHEVROLET 7A S Sr 1946 m Mragd a » f b That b about a aimak, or 1 ■urprtaa, to ma." „a»for# GuMtehav w** la on the march far- b raltaratad a af ' to „ roto'w ra Dr. T matte immu i & l M :» ■ jm y 3f|d t b ‘ arsr^f Z l\ Haag#, food t t m i*nb«tlv - ^ anM th b 'le on* * ^ t " !* * * er DeLuxe tO SEDAN * JLrigHn*ait4 0. C T t \ m �THW H A N F O R D H K H A L D . H A N F O R D . F T .O H ID A Activities Etbto r S jcial Telephone 148 Husbands Honored By Calender Social Department I P e rsonals Member* ut the ftor in I Depart­ Mr. ami Mrs. 1). f.. Wyatt of ment of the Sanford Woman’s Dothan, Ala. arc the guests uf Club entertained on Tuesday Mi. and Mrs. P. II Wyalt ut night honoring their htisliands hej ,c at 313 Magnolia Ave­ With a covered dish supper al their nue. 7:00 o'clock. The club house wss lovely, being decorated with Mrs. !l. B. Sluffoiit has return­ spring flowers In pastel shades. Supper was served buffet style ed to her home after having lawn and eaten at small tables set up confined to the Diang,. Memorial Hospital for seven weeks, her hi Ihe auditorium. friends will he glsd to learn Sctnlnoln Iteltekuli Lodge N o. Hostesses for the party were 43 will meei In the (bid Fellow, Mrs. Filward Hitcher, Mrs. Clyde Friends of T. I Harris, j r. H * ll at 8 :lh l P . M. Ramsey, Mrs. Robert Knrnrs, The formul opening of McKinley Mrs. Charles W. .Ward. The pro­ will lie interested to know that lie Hall of the First Methodist Church gram was under the direction of was the only luemhet of ihe Jun­ will lie marked with open house Mr». Karnes with Mrs. John Lee ior Class al Ihe Kenliteexe High School in Daytona Bench to he with members of the church nnd serving h* niNtreJis of ceremonies. yiuats Invited to call at the educa­ Vocal selections weie tendered liy elected to the Natiooiii Honor tional building between the hours Miss Joyce Hctzel accom puli led Society recently. of 7:00 nml 0:00 o’clock. The puh- by Mrs. Ton by, f t l c Is cordially Invited by Rev. J. K. Deanna Nichols eulertaincd ^otcKInley, pastor of ihe ehuich, lo with a lap dance entitled “Tup 10 J IO H T IIG M A S call and view rhe compleled buildHat, White Til* mill Tails", amt InK. n n i.I.Y V V D O D . Mar u The Veierims uf Foreign Wars I III personations were given by F ilm produce)* shoulil h im to the Auxiliary will meet al 8:00 P.M, Mrs. l-ee nrcompauied by Mrs, Bib le in th e ir sen icli for v ital at the l,eghiii Hill. Mrs. Waller Foxier, 102 Fast m ovie -objects. F R ID A 1 | Roy" was danced by Mrs. A. II. 1 his ndvice collie- fm u i h fidThe Beginner Depart ment uf Dil*hury and rnurliuting the Jiro- low producer, lull Mill n is i ill .1 the First Bant 1st Church will oh* | gram was n talk by Voile Wil­ different mold. He I- l(< i Iiooes t-erve Parents Night Ip their de­ liams, Jr. on t),e Bed Cross wolk. K F r lc d lli li, F |ilsc o |iiil in ltu -ii'i partment at 7:110 P.M. and bend o f C n tb eilm l F ilm s lie The Mimosa Circle and the Mag- ; h»- pi educed sevi-ml dozen wellgp'.lla Circle uf the Sanford Gur­ made film - which ore shown in g e n Club will hold n joint meeting P in t es I m il clui relies, im ,| to t ’nliia I 10:00 A. M. cl .(,* home of ulics nml Je w s it- well ----Mrtrr-*rH—IF— Dogtnnir, 21 ' Bi'tUI I lie 11111)01' film cofopan'i.-s could Avenue do a great Job fo r le lie ln o ," Rev. Mrs. K. F. Walker entertained The Jucuramla Circle of the G ar­ F rie d ric h rem arked " B ill ijie y den Club will meet al llie home of on Monday after noon honoring her are too wtnpnctl up In nuiklnp niece, Barbara Ashdown, with a Mrs. F. I.. Miller, 04111 Palmetto 'e o le rtliln m en t' plctim-s skating party. Following an af­ Avenue. "T h e lro iili)e I* thnl the pro ternoon uf skidlng refreshments •Salli#- Harrison Chapter, Daugh­ d lje e r- poi'trnv th eir oWn bleu of consisting of Ice cienin and cakes ters of the Amyricnu Revolution, en tertain m en t. T h a t's whv we -ee will hold Its regular meeting with were served hv ihe hostess assist­ so innilv ra re track p lcln re s." ed hy Mrs. ft, II. Sipilres „ and Mrs, It. W, Ruprecht, Him PalHe Indicated that movie m akers Aiiietto Avenue, at 3:00 P.M. Ilust- Mrs. Ira Southward. could m ake excitin g me! s ig n ifi­ Those enjoying the party with sfcsscs with Mrs. Ruprecht will he cant p lcln re s from Hilda- stniii-s. Mrs. W. M. Thigpen, Mrs. R. F. Barbara were Baudra Martina, But not, be added, tin- - irip lu rc Marilyn McDaniel, Kuy Ivey, Tolui and Miss Barbara Rutirecht. nrcordi it ir to Cecil It I >i- Ml lie All visiting daughters are Invited Mnrtv Stumper, Hally Wallace, " M r. D cM Ille's 'K in g of K in g -' Jean Southward, Mian Aiken, to attend. , took di'i'ided 111M-i tii w ith the Louise Ginsori, Judy Brown, Hole The Townsend Clmi will meet sto rv of C h r is t ," -ui-l tin- parsonhv Munson, Linda Parker, Rre'xln ui the Tourist Center ut 8:00 P.M. proihieer. " I haven't seen 'S iiiiih o ii Clark, Anuiret Sjteir, Hamid Mc­ | nml ite iilu h .' But frii-i d- of mine The public Is invited lo attend. Neill, Ml** Ana Fre The Central Circle of the Han­ say there is not hum li i e-einblaore ford Garden Club will meet at the Phyllis F'ihb to till' Bible sto rv and there is home of Mrs, K. U, Kilpatrick, some m v‘ te ry a- t■. ulm t the Jr.. 22H West eighteenth Street, message I* ." ■fit 10:00 A.M. Tin* m in iste r di-elnti-d ilmt Prow The Dirt Gardeners Circle of le s la n ls have rw e iv i il hub- idthe Hanford Garden Club will meet lentlo n in film s u lijiv ial 10:00 A.M. at the home of Mrs. " It Is our own fn iilt.” lie lidded Irving Fleischer, BOO Plunmsa Dr. Art student.t In the class of Mrs cd. "W e have failed to o ig n n lre , The Hemerocallis Circle of din at Seminole ns the Cnthollcy have A ................ Hanford Garurti Club will meet Mildred Hnlswk about C ath o licism ha- .i iciulvat the home of Mr*. Cluy Wil­ High School .life busy painting nindc audience." liams. 013 West Twenty-fifth mural* for the art exhibition <>u He said th n l Util- of till* fl"V Mav 2 In the Thorne Building. . Street, at 7:30 P. M. a Protestant The murals will Inter he placed pictures a h o u t MONDAY preacher, "O ne Foot in H eaven", The Millegevllle College Chorus in the school library to supple­ was "an In su lt. Il showed the Will appear at the First Media- ment the two acidic* now on dis­ m in iste r (playe-l hv Ftedrbplay which were painted hy the ^ 1 1 M Church ut 8:00 P.M. are class last year and which show Miira-li> ns a h h ick in alle r, forcing W TU ESD A Y the town n ie reliiiiit to cmrirlhiitr* The Junior High School Parent- Ihe landlhg of PnhVe DeT-hon, iillfl to Im llilln g a new church o r I.......... Teacher Association will meet at a view of early Pilgrim settler* posed.” 3:30 P.M. in the school auditorium. menaced hy approaching Indian*. R ev. F rie d ric h became Interest The three new mural* now be­ Tile hoard will meet at 3:00 P.M, eil in the idea of relig io u s film * TI ip Pinlathau Class of the First ing painted Include u covered w h ile stu d ying for the m in istry Baptist Church will entertain wagon scene of the 40s, o picture •it V irg in ia .Sem inary. He realized members iif the Young Men's of colniilnl days and u wnlei front the d ram atic im wcr o f the srrip Bible Class and their wives with view of Inlay commerce entitled lu re s and wrote a s rcm irio on tina supper lit the home of Mr. and "modern progress." Girls working on Ihe rnbuiinl life of S t. Pau l iis Ills Ih e sis. Mr*. Walter FFesler, 102 Fast lin in g an liih c rlliin re , the min project Include Denise Twenty-first .Strict, at 7:00 P. M. scene s Hostesses with Mrs. Fester will Stevens. Ailu A dam s, Carolyn i- t c r fuiMiili-il Cuttiedrat Film 9 he Mrs. linilley Odlium, Mrs. A. Hudson, Mildred Miller and Shit- Ills firs t nnd only fea tu re film D. Holloway, Mrs. J. M. Htlne- ley Peacock. The hoys are con­ " T h e ( lii'iit C iim inninhnent” . »n iHiuglil hv 2 o ili- F in for $ 1711.000 clphcr and Mr*. Dougin* Bten- centrating on the modern scene with the help uf one girl. Martini P ro fits from the sale were pm Smith. Among the brush w irhlris liack into C u tlic d in l, w lilc li Is not are John Fo*. Aubrey Mornu. a iiio ncv-innking venture. U n fo rtu n a te ly , 2 l)th -Fo * did Harvey Wilkinson, James Hlilveilittle or untiling about releasing and Derwond McKinney. TH U RSD AY The Garden Club annual .'lower •how will continue frmn 10:00 A.M. until 9:00 P.iti, „t the Tour* i*t Center. The intermediate (llrla’ A u iil. lary of the Woman'* Missionary yji-'nl'in of the First Baptist Church w i l l meei at the church al 7:30 P.M. Hollywood Barbara Ashdown Is __ Honored By Aunt Students Painting Murals For Exhibit RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. "T h e G reat Com m andm ent". I | don't believe It w h s u delihernte M ilm tngc," said F rie d rich ru e fu l­ M l I I ) AY ly , "hut It is Ion liml that tinMlgn On plctu ra’s message cannot t*< heard. T li* Rhythm Iln u r New* He said th at m any churches \» *t> riu J*tn b o rr* opposed the mu- of film * In le ach ­ H*v*a (K n o ck Club Hy DOROTHY ROK Hov.n tv Cluck Club tssoelulcd Preaa Fashion Kdllnr in g , ru n sid erin g m iivle* "a n In­ N *w * Now that the square dance has strum ent o f the d e v il," But they K rsdtlls M artin Orch. Dab C ru ib y Hlng* hern me America’s nallnmil onKl- have heen won over. H i* fig u re s recorded the grow th M orning Devollon* tline, second only to baseball in o f re llg lu iia film s —In IU4I), only the hearts uf the people, a whole 23 o f the nation's 230,000 churches t il* Phil Heed At Tb* Orgcn ii * w rategory of faslilona has lieer bad th e ir own sound film protec­ s.lu Dick Aiken Hlng* lit* Where Angsts Fear To Tread horn. to r* ; today 30,000 am so equipped. You can’t gu to a square douce, I oi oo Pin ftp Parade " f lii r greatest lack In churches 10: Ik A Dor-A Olrl-Muela you know, nil dressed up in elab­ I mine I* lack of proper In stru c ­ 10i l 0 Malady Magailtle orate silks ami satin*. And y<m tio n ," li* snld. "M ost ch ildren are I.awrenrn Walk Orch. Oroheilra And Hlar can't du the proper whirl* nod Introduced to religion by Bundnv promenade* If you're dressed In the school teacher* who a re unable usual sllm-sklrted daytime style* tu do th*- Im-s i possible lob, de­ of the season . For proper >njoy. spite th e ir good s p irit. R elig io u s meat of a square dance, you must movie* * re one method o f cu rin g have gay, full-skirted cottons-- th at d e ficie n cy ." Square* Dance Brings News In FanhiuiiH tank William* * s r .'J 'iu .m Four Maiuory Uoi •u*lo Covers Pro H f c skirts designed for twirling, hlnusee that a l l o w free action. And after a strenuous evening of dancing tu the stralna of "Turk­ ey In the Straw," you'll want to toss everything Into the family washing machine, to have It fre*h ftlna On A Cloud m * For A le d y ,rt personality mate* By Cnrle !«• Junior Garden Club Exhibit Is Major Feature Of Garden Club Flower Show The Junior Garden Club exhibit was pronounced hy Judges a* the outstanding fcaturr of the annual Garden Club flower show which opened yesterday al the Tourist Center and wilt condnue through this evening until 0:00 P.M. This group of exhibits received a tri­ color award as did an arrangement of white blooms ex 111lilted hy Mr*. Fred Ganns mid n garden scene ui ranged by Mrs. Jack Bussell and Mrs. A. W. Fpps. The focal point of interest upon entering was centered on the gar­ den »rene arrangement done hv Mrs. Russell nm| Mrs. Fpps with a real termer of red bricks upon which wii- placed while wrought Iron furniture iigulnvi n back­ ground of greenery. Pine hows, palms, asparagus fern, shrubbery, bougainvillea and haiinnu trees formed the hack ground mid the entire arrangement wn> outlined with deep green bolder guise and ns ideii-. Exhibit mines with a light green background were placed idling the -ides of the room lo fmln un at)vmiiugcuo- setting for the beau­ tiful and artistic hi rangemellt* of perfect blooms In the center of the auditorium were ttlhles en­ circled with garlands of fern. (In the w u I I s were tiling nltrnctivi wall pictures ino-t of which followed n theme in their Mower picture*. HACK M V' hinini Guide" Club exibibils ill 'in .lunge id \|r> John Schirnrd. •lu«K*«,s tii flu Itirtmi 4*iki *l*i* I- , wen- luiih-r High, milliilture Hbfivi vvi it Mr \\ I! I tiM.it*' iif 1 h :nt Iligeim-ut, K-lliei M"iii*un; him In him I Mr \ l{ Tt ui f mi il uim I ■.1 JIln111111 Si loiol, mltlllltill es, blue M l" v\ I" I li'MUMs >lf t*(lr*i l id-l-op* I Ion mi Kvilli-. led ill" veiii-i al i bail mao fm tin- -Imw nml assisting to i were Mr-. A W. Fpps. Mi-. Mil tun-I Gin-i'ii. Mrs. Seth Woisliuff mid Mr- Charles Lawson C|ii--lflciilinii- wen- ondel the direction of Mr- It It. Criimli-v. Mi-. I F Spencer, Mrs, >•»u• Mm u iiii - l.p d w ig , w lnte rilik i iiiM-tb I I iiiiim v . honor tV A Morri-on mul Mrs S. C. t"'iiGralimn; icgi-try. Mi- It. C. jiet- "Me m ention: I lot Is Brid ge-, l-'lovil W d i i i u i i V i c l ’ « r O i f i i T zi-l: properties and di-mmitllllg, | i" " i- v and R iis m -I| Benton Pid K M r- IJlinrles Ginn nnd Mr-. J M i- cage, him- rlhhnn* Tommy R u ­ \|* S lM ts fu tllK is ed McCa-kill. IVxas, WvominiT Judges im-lmled Mi- William Meissner mul Mr-. Philip K. Frburn, uf .Gaiih-n City, N. Y .; Mr*. Hubert Duff, Mrs. F. K. Sullivun, Mis. It. Triiffnrd, Mrs. A. P. Tliumns unit Mrs. II. It. Woodruff id Cornu j nml Mis W. II. IliKiae of Drlmidii Winners t'lu-s I, iiisi-s, lilu e nlIm |ih | Alt - W. G. Fleming, 2. Mi G W. Flem ing . Mrs. II. N. Savei. M i-. M r* wa v. -ii- II. II. I'n lc n m ii; le d rlhhnn*. 11. H. Coli-ninn, Jo h n GulinMi-. I). I . Barks; w h ile il l \ | ■- Dale D o litlle , M rs. It I I I uni; Imnornble lui'niluti: M i­ ll N. Siiyi-r mul Mi- Currie I lav i < lu — 2, m inim is, blue ribbonM r- 11. Newsom , M r-. W . C. Rum ley. Tlioliia.- Itom blev, Joe lln l Ii on. M rs. F . II. Adam s, Kliinin R iin ib le y, W . C. R u m b lcy; Mi G als' M ichael, M is* Fran ces Itimil le v ; red ribbons: M rs. George Mat t e ll. M rs. O, D. Jon es, F r a n c lltim hh-y, M rs. I(. U. Ilu lib ls m i w h ile rih h n iis: John R u m blcy, Mi Il Newsom. Class 3, perrenllils, blue i Ibbon Mi- Charles llmnil, Mrs. Climb Wilke; red ribbons: Mr*. Climb l.nwson, C la ss 4, Bulbous hliiom s, him ilhhoiis- M rs. It. I I . W tillh o iii. M rs. A . W. F p p s, M rs. A . W F p n * . J r . , A irs. w. M Bco lt. led riliiio ii* : M rs. John S ch irn rd , J i M rs. II H. C n ie m aii, M r*. W. \ S n id e r; w h ile rib b o n *; Mi t'liiirle s W ilk e ; honurnble men lio n : M r*. II. II. C ru m le y. H’nminnrg From \ l|t|l|tl4M <t h u1*11111IX lt$,*i r U I nnii- a tiin ig e ln e n ts blue iil> i -ui Pat Munii, red r ihhon, I n \viiiiiMii l M Vv\ a • tmd a w«*iiijiii m cenm Dowling, w h ite ilb b in Svb Wvitmuik* \u-ii *na*I. mi* \ tit. i H im i - i I'e iii'iu i, h o n iiralile mi-nlioii bistur v I bt’\ \K >11 biMHi' 1IMHIki .'■.ini Ib in o . A nn T h u rsto n . Pat utuft'd a- i»n\ 1<I Hi >| * n f I Ill'll I I* I bum and M artle C m n rie n Sue- -1M"I"I |V4* -till I br III *! I HIM f l»( -m l It b mn ils, 111 mi’ll in r blue iibbon, J din! ii I f h| i'll1 li i i *I I* i lirli I ■stub P- ■ in III y R lis -e ll, lo se s: blue lib tiffin*. ......... Sam m y Iliu m , led ■ibbon. (Inti) W rit’ r|* v trd fn nlfh'i*, l- iiim y Itiis s i'll, holioiiible nil'll- bulb 'U n 4'i'ib'd tin ii ImHbimd^ hi " » n . rn iiiin v R u sse ll. D i-li G ar- till' ifkivi'i rim fM I-bun. In ii 11 .'llu u iteii-: blue ribbon: Ja n ic e K in liiw , t i,'i JliU'f s, lieu MVri , I Ilf* t lit nf n-d i ibbon: Pat D u n n ; white lih- Mi'*, .Mil bun A i Mm ui» l-oii, H a rrie t Redding, K lU o h elh nf 'IV xii- iiiid Mi N i'ltii’ T iis b ii' W n o drilff, hniinrahlii nteiitimi Pal lli.k* nil- dinhilildlll Dunn. C ig a r B o xe s: red rlhhnn: Act m ill) . Mu F*Vr iMiti'Ut, imw 71. 51ji it ii- C am eio n, w h ile rllibim- ■- i>(i11rtdv <»n iifb«"d vvtih l l i r aIiiu * M iiia Niiii W rlg lil P lc lu ri's blm- nf |ini|b.i'\vifi* mid iri a iu lm .itIn r ribbon T-'im oy R u ss e ll: n-.l rib WJI?' lb*' fl!*’l Wniliun rb '.fi'd ffia him Peggy T lio lu li-y Hobby Col • rn*** I'ltiiV wiiri in Ib'-M iiiul l bi ii- ctiiin s, b illle rflie s , blue libbm it Ik'Htdf !lf II 4fllU'|lMn isi* , HI III Niiii I Ja c k ie M iller, red ribbon-: M u rray Hi III nf fml it it'll I i" Vi n l Sbi* vvn Native; <v p ir — knee*. Tuipm v Rn i iriiiiiKrtn lift'd* hnvvew i, mi litim si-11 T it le s , H ilda K rg le. i l l ) ‘J fi, If Ilift MtflM* ’H 11|| y ^ lift * « W • -i Mule Doll ruble, blue lib 111!’ Hill HIfUMli mil nf Ml**, If .»**' M lion si lio.-t cut tv led ribbon 1b i'M -iiii.i iif VV Vmm fit Sn I.- Mi S alty C la rk M inm lnit--, blue id ' H" U 11III W uf (p .l cl int| W ill Inn bon, n-d iib lio n , w h ile iibbon mid III Eli j fill if |ft*S-, llli I'Tl'dll f Im ilo llll'le Ml fill !• >11, Scll'iol e llliv Pansy A rran g em e n t. trl-eo bu . l'k*Hl|* I ill* fll>1 VkUlltllfl |>MVI i lift m \ (in i n an h U lu ry f h - l . o hold e n liy Specim en Tmluv Mr** llmisi i • h1HI I ih I*I ca n id i In Mm- rib b o ir B a rr y St J u lia ; sweet peaMm- lil'lm ll if DC imhlh* Iiffb th it ip'I It H'llfl Hi F u i ! itc I»U 1 17 \ • ill Ann R ii-htnn. I.iii'ge A i range , |*«dli II *. ill 1til *4 b*»i»H O il ! 1 Lui «*f III! ilien t-, bine iibbon school e n liy , 1 inf ml Htiiti'n M ill! ftiM wuiii fru it mid i-i'ololis, t'lne rlhboll* *111 thut **ff i« i 1 In.. it lid Ham lin Le e , -landing in la n g i-io e iil, i iiii b. h■ blue riliiio ii: -i-tiool e n try Button m llt ‘1 liliu* lu i m fth 1 11MIt t1 llllllil'y g u ld en -, lilue rib bo n-: Stiuv Je a n mLu (irrn b ilit# n Ibiilp u i! bi't | h »* K in g . T e r r ill lin n , blue ribbon' dk'i't* •Htiif"**, Jam e s E . Fergu so n. Mu'- Ini-ehotd e lltty , Im aging bii-kel bine ribbon: June D-diarne. united p liin t, b l i n d , Im il I le t'll e l e c t e d T e x a s g o v lilue riliiio ii; Vlvi-iine Hnlm e*. slm I-IIII'I in I I G I m ill ........ le r ln l lit doyy box, In ide and gloom blue 191.1, lii P.M7, howevet, to- vvn rliih iu i: selimil e n try , ennarle*. blue imi'eto In-d mill then tinned from holding slate officeFeign on riliiio ii: Ite h irl- Ju lie s, mod ll Ill-Ills of ,he dnv liniillv At rarigem enls depiellllg title s, ■ Fcrlilue liliU m : *ehnul e n try , red gol Ingetlier mul circled Mi riliiio ii: lb-m ils W luddiiii. thldie ga-nii governor, in n - iiiiipiiiim H ug hes, J o Iiiiiiv W hite, white rll> I'li id mi a pti-a fm vlndiiiiliou of lam *: Tom m y W lllia iii* , Imtiornhli* •hr man and will, llu- fm niimis m ention: boy* unit g ills of fir-1 -lull Nml Jim would b, iIn- "icnl" grade. Dl*ti gardens, him- ribbon I'oveilioi if Id* wife yycii- ilictcd Kdtlie Hughes, red rib lm li: Jun e Willi,mi Ross, a tinu-pliiulcd NVIlliums, white ribbon: set....... I grnile, h o in jrn b li-■m im tlon: Bobby Clu-s 3, flowering shrubs, vim■;Hit trees: double blue ribbon; Mi A. II. Ailing: him- ribbons: Mi Jacohs, Mrn. W. M. Heott, Mi J. (,'. Russell, Mrs. II. H. Cole man', Mrs. • Ch$rtrk ' Wilke; red ilhhoiis; Mr*, llriinuip, Mrs. George Carter. Son lb Hide: m in ia tu re s: blue Maffctl, Mr*. Huffman, Mr*. H. II rlhhnn: Duke .Schirnrd, red rililm n Coleman, C la ss ll, potted p lan t*, b lue , rib unm arked, w hite riliiio ii: Niinev i tislidlnlions ", tmnsfm s of tele phones. "I fso| we turn- a d e fin ite It sp n n sih lily U iiln w fid Other* buy the any ami Inex­ pensive rottnn separate* that are available In atore.i throughout Urn country, daftly designed and *1wny* fn vivid color*. It'* fun to wear ruffled cotton petticoat* hriieoth'the full skirt*, so lltai a ruffle uf cr|*p , white eyelet or lace show* when you, wh|rl. Blouse* sometime* match, sometimes contra*! with the skirts They may be either the blc-* leeveil, peaaant type or more tailored ihlrt . r. -- '-r^ I’ ili I'i itill lllllf I *41 MM* i- 4»., fiilvtil *a*11($|>;iiiya i«i,,rv e 8 fin i iir Tiim pn a im I kDlll'V 4'Hill III i'll I t"i | (if t'kcUil 11in l if 11 *$f (I rut’ll 1I ll»*k n» iit*M‘i| |illi.||t‘> m ill il lo* I'tilioh "vkf ntMii.l ii all |H tj|tain lity 111' IV11 '"ut »■ ) **11*|vimii ii‘H nimi WP would hi»< Ifiit fit'll f ill’ plilpos** lo whit'h flu v" wtnild fn- put ." \l*u vviiitinir In li- it ify a** w’ il'U'lC |4’|l| l‘N4'||tj|||Vl*H Of tIn* \ it* tui *•*I l'i * xH, rmitfd I'lX'HH, hil l I Itjil I*If|£11 Nl'Us f Hlir 4 LL'»», il tit* Ll til I utlilt i ‘i 4"xH Hint T r i| *i $I »t(<;if fiill.H * vy\N • • • HR <tiM H T iG N I D |*l lit A I II It Ni »**N \'*l» * A II N L S ii |f*rli, -Hi. 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' , i m iii« tu I ' p - m d *l« l . ti 1 lu f i . j h lb * M u i , -r lif Jim a , Ii 1 Im l I ' i n CONFLICT S I H A N C G H AND SAVAGE IN T H f S Your HIGH SURRAS WHERE LOVE COMES LATE TO J A GIRL WITH A PAST.' . . . ami a Killer's veiiKeance crowds *7 The Mwlern Way Hie night with menacg! way to have n deli! fre* home U monthly payments tu your ineome. talk over mu loan plan on that house build or !>n>. V - J if n iN ir r Igu Off s*«H i **.<**.«. IA S Home Loanu—Insured Savings FIRST OUTDOOR SHOWING! $ M aaao fto p a rty to Gwen lead into the leeord a Miami Daily New s story ol Mur. 3 in wliii-lt Robert Ryder, genera: tmitiagi-i of Hun-him- Park. I'aiiipii. war* i|uiitcit n« **ay'fir in1 or* tlin'i* iiMtnlti'd in a kIiw*1k ♦t\i‘i 1it*•liiiijj llit* riiu’k. Finance Home The modern to fit your Drop In *nd you wknt. lo SANDS OPIWO JIMA . nut t „ be a In- said. rONKiHT FRIDAY tlfiahle team mi Die floor, when the prise* arc being n*»*#d out. It'a Oaaoa Tima Calendar D s t) ilo yes mn-t ropoit an y suspiciout lions: Mrs. T. R. Moyc, Mrs. Drodle Williams, Mrs, Frnnk Mil­ ler. Mr-. G. W. Halley, 2. Mrs. C. R. Kittlev, F. It. Adams. Mrs. W. 11. Brin - 2 . Mrs .1 c. Russell; ted 1 ibb’-'i-■Afe- W, I.. Jones, Joe Mc('.i-|jn. Frank Miller. Mrs. J. N. Whittier, Mrs. C. It. Kirlleyi while sntij iihhon- Mrs, \V. It. Brinson, Dr Mct-.er blue ribbon; fourth H, II McCnsl/l), Mrs. Altiert grade, Mr- Nancy B lo c k 's room. Starke, Mrs. Ctiarles l.nwson, Mrs. Specim en ; t ain etlia, blue riblton: C It Kutley, Mrs. Setli Woodruff: l'liy llis Wood. I'otted I 'l i i n l : blue to r. irnlde mention: Mr«. A. (’. ribbon: B arh am Patterso n. Dish Starke, Mrs, Charles Lawson, I gardens him- ribbon: M arcia Ruth Me- c . H. Kiri ley, 2. 1 llm n g iiriv c i .ii-d ribbon: David t'liis- 7, urtisiic arrangement*, B lo w n , white ribbon: Ju n e J e n ­ tri-color: Mr». Fred Gnrms; blue nings, lionorabh- m ention: Joyce tihhmi: Mrs. J. C. lilt-sell, Mrs, A nn C llltc ii and June Je n n in g s. Audubon C lub e n try : lilue rib ­ F led Ganns, 2, Mrs. J. K, TerC o rsag e s: hlue willcger. Jr., Mr*. J M. Moyc, 2, bon; lim n in g " 'I' C W linker; red ribbons; rlh h iin . Dottle W illia m s, red rib ­ Mr I. It Itimey. Mis. W. K. bon: Jo y ii- Ann Benton, w h ite rib ­ b - iiio M , Mi-. K,| l.nne, Mrs. bon: Robert Cohen. Im linnihlc men­ .1 It Wright, Jr,; while ritdmn*: tio n ; Ellen Vihlon, H urley S to rm s, Mi- ( t. L. Murk*. Mrs. John tint- Freddie K ip g ltt, Fra n ce s Jobe, B ird houses: iowiiy. Mrs. A. (). Benson, Mrs. mid W allm e Pope II ll. Coleman, Mrs, ,1 N Glllnii; blue lib l.o ii, ffi.Ptl; Kenneth R h iu lioiiornlde mention: Mrs. W. C. sey, G in m m ai School, ic il i ibhoti, Ilililibley, Mrs. 11. I! ( olemnn, $3.(111: Nolly llu llli, South Side, ''li- It. U Hulehlsul mol Sirs, w h ile I ibbon, $2,181, Donald Yo st, South Sid) Scniphooks: South Charles Lawson. Clu-s 8, wall pictures, lilue rlli- Side. flowel I....k-, blue rihhiui, $3.(81, Dedr Stun on, red ■ihhon, Imns: Mrs. J. M. Moyc; ted ribbon-: $2.00; Joy ce ton Bentiiii, lioimrMi- J. It Carlton; while ribbons, able iiicntnm I "In Yates MiI,. P. Ilagnii; honornblr Bird bool, - lilio' ■ibbon, fx ttti: meet mo Mrs. Roy Syim-., Jr Carol Mi Ni u • d I ibbon #2,110; C lijss it, iiiiiiin lu r e n iim ig e m e n ts, Itobeit C o lo n, tioiiuriilde m ititi-m ; blue lib lu m s: M rs, Fd la n e : n s l M i - r f111r - $$m.iiii Hi* viii$ iMiHiiks, i ibbon-; Mrs II II C olem an; Sill*’. 11•ivt ■ $•I lunik*, Itin*' .III In it sm aller nlmn to the left wlnte tibb.ms M i* I t S m ith ; \ h l,.t * w fuiti’H, titl iih i f llu- llitriilli-e hull whs the Ju n M iII C bn G u illen Club e y liib ii which w as im aoinlile mention Intll, I'J-lfff lit. f*M*"4 (lM, ft»*||y.| I lei , 1-1 Lilih* ni* iiii-'h Kt tilt Vhiit'n Itm t o iitsiu m liiig In iIn- iiig e n u itv of i 'In-- I], cm sages, him- i dilions: I$11411 i il tin 'ii, #;UHI; 1li mi ji Id the d isp lay- iig n lii-l u iuickgronnit Hull) o f palm fim uts and glo-sv g re d i Mi- i Inn le- Wilke, Mr* Fled r iilt h iiiii M.j i.i.* (ih , r -'f mi in inn. In ... S i iiili-iii nf l he U lu if.__Jjlhll W illi '__ uui__iibbon*... Smith Siile School, Go- Wert Side, M aiv Aon ANtike, C u io ly n Law - A bin*) I ■I'MfII III :i i Sub.'iiJ 11ii vi biMikl i I'll mmu I and Jnnlol High exhibit­ mi; o ln lc i ibbon*; M i* I ’b a ile * 111in4' i Ibbiui, mu r Ki liinfli Kliih 'd dl.-h gardens, niiiiiuliii i- nr- NA like Cla«» 12. in blc til in lig e im -lils, M'y. M'tl 1 11111*ui, i'J Oil Arm Thm i iiiigi-ini-nt-, bird- including a parrot and ennarle-, a tea taldr Mm- i ibbon-: M imosa I'ir r lc - red "toll, btUlutiiMi I».( (it k1114. lui I'll i Mu il I •11 bln** i ibbmt , dis|day, liiidal scent mol many i ibbon- M i- I i I. B u rk -, M i-. Hi'iihui -tin i- which pioviilcl uiiii b Inter- II II Coli-iiimi and Mr* F io n k ; l'« T jrk \ mii ilttu n li'v , i i ,il W o o drn n , II. |-s| . l ibbiin, # iNi„ Mut \ Min- ,1uii u i* I iui-i- winning p iIri-s in the huiuilJibb m tu h iiit Mm\ Mrs Kinloi Cuih-ll -cl veil as In clm rg c of the various classes w ere Mi -. li . L . Ilu rk s , M rs, C . W. Iliim il, J r . , M l> George lln id lll. M i-, i l l i c i t S lm k e , M i-. It Jm-ulim u i , M rs. II 11. Col-'imin, M is , J . It. W o o iliiiff, M is, I.m il cii R. John•on. M rs. Joint Si-tiirard. J r . , M r*. * 'lu iile s Will-o and M i-, C ltarle s I iiw s ii P Bmtkie Wiros Robb, honornhle mention » un­ marked, Amoret Speir, larger ar­ rangements: blue ribbon: Miss Flint’s room; red ribbon: Gloria Flowers, while ribbon: Carol MeNetl. Doll table, blue rlhluin: Lynn Gitison. Cigar Imxes. blue rildum: David Brown. Arrangements de­ pleting titles, blue ribbon: Lamar Fryer, ted ribbon .Irma Jean CoiIry, white ribbon Linda Silshy, honorable mention Barbara Knud- B T A M IN G /• ; . ;/ • JOHN WAVN*r JOHN AOA* ADSLS MAH* JM K S S S . v —“ v c o lo r First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County j u n n m C L ftn U 1 10HH l u t t m l CtAUDE JARMAN h«SrvS I GLORIA GRAHAMf I “ v .- r - E . | — s u io r t k —c h il d r e n u n d e r C O M P L E T E H llflW H Hi3»— n :;ia — ltt:uu cah to o n h u f r e e COMING SOON “BATTLEGROUND” APRIL 9th & 10th “SAND OP IWO JIMA” APR. IIOth-MAV 1st . ,, "NOVJJS8 U N D ER T H E BTAHB" ( S f- ^Pl A n DO' H lV iT lW A v J V m c ic f J J ,' Mil or molt h fhii *tunic iimligan locliol and H* kcificlioiiitiy dtfalfidi UlfV. YoJ tt w«ur % OforjywKo/ol lOfort bvLtktf Hn»n in mofchlnB or conlfuUbiq ihcuitl of r«tl« nolurof, wttiio# iPOif, Itwinl lugoir JJifft 10 10. . JA C K R T S K IR T No. No. LMS 210 g .f »3 g .t )8 �-w *4i*rtr ..CM W v . *r ■ s * • ____ ' « •. -J-f ,V • ■ ' h R*,' ^ i 1',/:*Ar*.A j $ * .’/( V ; ’ •'. -hS5jR> • -, . * ’» ' 2 '2^3 • -.■■•. ^VuKef:?;z. ■ ' , « •* Tf'iTT* jJBlj'lW'i r * •' ’•*v'-»it ../ *1 iVL' I* ifM U uktt'-y jjfatB Z F k io . s. i w ; : J r w ^ ^ A ^ r ^ w n ^ i^ H A ir j£ ^ A ^ r c ^ D ^ i^ 6 R iD j% BRAVES' REST Cage Teams te It On Chin ir To Tourney • V Alan Mow Giant Personnel 5 College Cagers UHPUH, Reports At Camp; Picked For Posts •e M A A /a B K A PLK V Joe Schultz Weds On AP19S0 Team e e N re f* . pfrd!' J X " * ® 1*!** * t r n u « » n a n a F A V O R /rs OF By T E D M E IE R Mar. 0. — (/Pi _ 7 X 0 F R B -G B A K C H IMP C ro u . Dttquesne, and flyreA l l- A M * W, all tournament-hound, look It F tc K m m m , ini’ chin last night In college FOPttG r p B Y ’L L . feathall. loly Cress, district one’* rrp rr. F e e l TW 9A M e SWtatlv* In the NCA A play-off*, w av A e r e * Ha upset by Vale, lIC-iu, at New w /H ca U F B, Conn. — auesne and Hyracttse, both In \r-~ B H tL L / A M T (no National Invitation Tourney, 4 -V K A R wer# beaten by Vlllanovn, r,H-r>2 , CAR0BR ad Canlslus, 0B-04, respectively. W /FA l • I t era* the aeeuml Htmlght defia t for Holy Cross after lilt ru t b a a v b* straight victories, lu/lmllmr a carryover of thrrv from last vein. 9BAG O H Bob Cousy, onincil to the A m o elated Pres* All-America Team aiWounred today, sparked Holy Croaa with IH points, but oddly it was he that Peacock faked out of ;,IH llls n twice to score his two < field gohls on layup shols. (. ■. Vlllanova, out In the rold for a P tourney hid because or dlfflrulties with the N CA A, plastered Humesne hrfotp 8,7:15 fans In the Me% A feature of n douhleheuder at Phil­ aratpc H adelphia’* Pah-Mrn, m o p p /p rtp Although playing without Kd. ur Diiqiicsm- took an early S 3-4 lead, hut couldn't hold it once 'aid Arisin found thn range for 'illannvu, A rliln, nl o nti All itnetlen choice, loaned In il(l point. to boost Ills season total to 7.’ir>. Oshler hn* an injuted ankle and bo was held out of the gsmi1 to Ttno t i r k u i b b o P E E P o r e R , save him for (lie N .l.T, compel!A & m c PRO M B fiN a B P A O L m V * i l d n . ______ • a p e a reo r s c o r e r — Pit Jn ina Hist game of tin- Pale-, a v e r a g e r a p c m r 4 5 o n o /H n s a tra doublelieadei Pennsylvania B E A COM t o o B ra A R a —- A i o o drubbed Duke, of the Houthnn pot pa me s c p o o l f f c o r p pop Conference, fiR.fiO. rue ouapeer m h k a t 4 9 . T F Columbia whipped Harvard. 710 4 lffft« f# i# if 7#•••»♦• '• Afli* tkt, In nil oa.iteih "Ivy" league tilt liehlnd Norm Skinner'* 2U point., Rutgoi* salvaged nometlilny from a tutor ..enaou by healing (‘id - 1 (a le , «7-07. In other ra d iru fames Rhode Maud Htntc trimmed Brown, «v-r»::. «, u K m-mm took Wil­ liams, iti-ai. . Itullnim 'Jlalo. K indent Illinois. Missouri Central, Kansas \Ves|e> Most people dogs of ililhimi <U1 mill New Mexico A At M mini and vitriol ancestry ate .lust Ifled for the 57A I It tourney In Kao. "rings" hut not to sr ires of young •“■ GHy «,l»*»ntn*f "«*1 week. Floridians whose mutts ami moilThis makes a total of 26 MtrllfUA t. n ; ’ ■' trrels will cumpote In the second eerttried for the .TJ-tenm tourney aiiminl.................................. Mutt ling Derby at thu fnchidli g llnmlltic, last vror's win­ Siinford-Orhimlo Kcrmel dints ner. Mar. 26. The 1060 rune will of the Derby, which began last year for the first time, should prove to lie a S p o r t s it o iin ( t ii|) big Nurcess with entries i xpeclcil liy IIIJHII FH M .nirrO N , Jr. from six Genlriil Florida roun­ der. P | Entry (dunks for the Dcrli/ NEW YO RK, Mar. It _ ( / f , when Huy Famcrlmn, the Flench will he available llirniiglioul this ehallcngcr, was lntro>luccd to section of Ihu state within u TMtherwelght champ Willlo Poir, short time os will a complete list Rov looked him over rurcfiiilv of prizes and conditions for thn -r . md earlalmed: "What u nice rare. The winner of the affair will tiiincli around," head In jutncli around." , . It’s Dlllveif.ltv of Florida hurehall £ ■ a good thing Willie dneeli'f till- Ik* present eil with a trophy roach Dave Fuller has started doritaml rsland French or the flu'-t and many other awards will alau working Ins tiatm dliininridrneit lltlght have token iiiacc Hum and lie iiiiiiim I, for a 2H-gnuie »ilotla|e which More I lie n (1,600 people parked opens with the Dnleeisllv of North there itislend of in Hio (jnnlrti tin t week , . At Hint, Famechon the Kennel Gluli Inst year to see 1 aintiiui at linliic vtil.- on Mar. might have got about n ■ much HMppy, owned by I .'(•year-ohl 17. The team will In- tailll around dough for It ... Urine Williams of Orlando, romp . , Im ' Ictleriuen, with uteran Jack virliny. , l l«n)n«*ii li«inlhi|C I In* i»:.nilriu ntiiir. I icloiiflly In nil iif Miimurfi bm Vh Itniffl’h (Irtiumili, llm l•,M•n^h^1nn ' Ifnilnr tin* i i i Ii 'n vm» unit oyi*r| came out with a minimum "nif i t vent-, or age is eligible (a enter Mfitl Hull will In* llf*<| uji to iii - 1 || tio}{ in tlu* i nut. Ills fllsl htartllig l-di dliln't nraute a ivtliril hunt Ills dime will live outII May 2:!. ’I he Huston ahold enough to nuy hiI l ain ^ Hill So, have (wo \i-ut)ifi|l southg expeuses , . .ler oy Joiioa, paw sophs, Mam iiv MeDernintt, who mixes In Hie cailllflnwi'i Ini 21, and Gharli-v H(ahh«, 2U. MeHr FRAN K F.f K tmrtlne ImalnesH In dele F'limeDermott we i aiily five games after \I* Newsfeslnri-, Spoilt Fillliu 11T. ehotl doesn’t need the lilniiev hr being iiirnllrd from l.oiiisvllle In '• o- .■ cause he ran m-k on !’•• or 2h mid-JtiiU) lail they »ay lie's allfl’e a vear flehluu: In E iiio |m- . . V EIH I H EA f'll, Fla. — llieielmtl otliol l,i'flv Grove, Stoiihs, nlgnid What he wants Is the title, mnl will he mine Inliiesiiug to watch out of Norfolk’s tiiiuihv High, ■tut's so confident Hist he’s even | III IPfiU - if Hie fic-limcn stars of won ! l last yeat. Joe MrGmthy , ! object Imt to the 'lO-iluy return last Hi-ii on, who now are soplm- hopra these two will he regular cze "i agreement: too shnil a time to mutes, mine Ihmugh ns anticipat­ ■dart ers. rottirn to France and Ion long lo ed. The I’ll ales have a fine lefty hang mound doing nnthing. Ilr'd Tin- si'i'oml year player la one Hill Welle, 28, a 12-ganic win­ Ilka to fight I'ep lignin light of the main topics of illxruashoi III ner, III-, I or, Nlnkeoids ranked •Wav and settle li for good, during those curly dnva of Vcvi-nth' ,In. tlii'. league. 11 r When the Hewanee Imskellmll spring Irainlng. Ilciu ill thn vilnt mmked hla first victoryMay ns a team heal Southwestern In Mrm- Doilgrt' camp there In only one starter, phla recently, a former student, aophiuuoro. Ami If hn la i-iiiimi lit the Infield, huvuiiI IP4II fresh; • Cgriton llltrli, was ilelrgaled lo for concern llm Dniluera are tint plliona the good new* back In the showing It because hn happens to inen have tho start an what appear to he fine careers. In Gerry Colecampus . . A hitch developed for he Don Ncweoinhe, regarded as lllflll !!fl. I * V I t Irft■a Italia n *Ze man, 26, the Yankei t have n see?, B it c h when the guy on the otliur (he Ited right hamler In the Na­ "ml haieman in Hie gracefulne** ■and refused to accept n rolled. . tional l.eugue. class of the old Joe (iotdoti. Cole­ to dcaperatlon, Garslun told the The supnoinoru year, howovur, frator to say It was an ciner­ has been the Jinx year Jor titanv man led thn American l.i-ngue keyktano men und hit .276. He won't ary because thu tram was In yoimgalers. Tile list of second . Tlmt illrl thu trick, hut yenr illsappoltilmenls Includes such hit the Gordon long hall hut hit'll giving thn xrnru, llltrli names na Fee Wee RdoWy_ Phil hit timely a* he proved In the clincher against thn Koxox and sldn't convince the listener that Rlssulo, Danny l.llwhllor, Elmer In ono of the World Herlos game* I Jail business was all a gag. > • Vain mnl Charlln Kellor, who hit In Ebbeta Field. l spread M h news Items around .334 as a freshman hut dropped to Tho Phlltk-a Imast u lung hall s -campus Impartially . . , It .28H In 1040. More recently you n’t until the idayura returnml could mid Alvin Dark, Rlrhle lilttur at third In Wlllin (Puddln' I,they were ahlit In de.omphaa- Ashlmrn, Del Ennis, f.arry Doby, Head) Jnnos. Ho hit only .246 hut IM yarn Iho the way Rewanee has Ham Molt), Hobby Tlmmaoq, Earl blasted ID homers and In one game let? equalled a record by hitting fuur ttphasls.-d s|Hirts, TorgeNon and Vic Worti to tho double*. Innlw Richards, who did a lot list. • Tho Cardinal* have a purple worki trying la smooth over A look at some of the flm pitch s between Bobby Locke era who were failures thalr iocond heart veteran whu also wiolda a hlg stick at third luue. ||e Is a PGA, Is a trifle annoyed year In tho majors Is aU rtr Eddie K aiak, who hit .306 In 08 t tho South African golf- Gono Reardon droppad frowt a R i a* a freshman. Only a 1»’t offar what the POA oma freshman season In j»48 to osome tinkle stand* It hla ire an aeeepUhla apology wins last year. Hob Ohesn wav of being a regular, t yaar’s runout . . Proving rout 14 wins to, T Md bafo Twq young egtehera with a fu* been a rough season on tUIW «ro 8to Dc| UOI Crandall, tiranuati, Just turned turn jfifallcB, nt^ "tw* of (he Stun 21. CtaiidaU C?; tliri ,3 4 i l Loyata, bopato. 21. Ctaiid. ian League net minder* has hit ..263 .to 6f games for the tha Bravos Brav to 6T u4a lo play ovory game, and B illy Boulhworth, regarding (jardh fltild'a Phil lasted Jack Kramor. ftom 8 to •hll Mr MeA too laalo MM him as a natural hlttar, plana to tob. 86 beforr lolurle* pii put Dlssy Trout from B to 8. >rd from West Ylr Nawcombo la far and * Rea Pyle* of /Id tiher who will ba most d NEW YO R K , b -rum , Mutts To Compete I n Annual Defhy At K e n n e l Club (!lubliii use 111 11 S outfl* Five t was debut to Box) Three officials of the Minneapo­ lis Millers of the Amerlran Asso­ ciation arrived In camp yester­ day. They are Manager Tommy H cflh , General Manager Ro||e Itymi, ami trainer Tom McKetfha. Scout Hank DeRarry reported at the (ilant headquarters early Wed­ nesday morning. Right hander Joe Schultz, with the Sanford Giants In 1948 and Ill-Ill ami now pitching for the Erie sailors, appeared briefly at the hcadquartera Tuesday. Schultz was married to the for­ mer Miss Alice I’lnkham, of Flush­ ing. N. Y„ on Felt. 20, A Giant starter, Schultz had a HMD record of 16 wins and seven losses. ' C /ifEeA U H IG H L IT E S lly Associated Cress V ER O R EA C H , Mnr. 0. - (/Pi -Hurt Hhotton, Hrnnklyii Dodgers’ rnatiitger, Ims |iraise for his bonua first baseman Wayne llelnrdl, dp from Hi. Paul. After llelardl -ntaiked a hall nearly IIM) feet yesterday, Hln.ltnir remarked: “ llelnrdl's a good player and lie’s a good hitter, too. Why, till* looming la- belted one rlcfir over three mange tires In right field— not Into 'rin, lull over ’m i.” P H O EN IX . Art*.. Mar. U. - i/P» Added speed and better defen­ sive piny will prove a hlg help to Hie New Yolk (ilants tills year, •aye Manager l.rp Durocher, "The pitchers were good last year, hut linrl ro contend with a rliTen-e that was not too strong," Diiroeher said. "Now they have mere confident e The eluli will he stronger down tin- middle. Tlmt will make a Idg diffeienco in the pitching. It will lift the morule ef Ihu eluli, loo " ST. P K T K R S H riH . Mar. !• i/l’i — I'itihcr Frank Mlien. hm-k on trial with the New York Yank­ ees after winding up last season with Newark, will have ti, move In a hurry that lie belongs with Iln< World (‘liumplori-. "lie'll have to he irmly to iiltrh Very soon," mys Manager Casey •Stengel. " In s l year we let bln runic along slowly down here and he never wn» of any help all year. I've got loo mam others lin e now to keep u tpol open for him in the hope tlmt lie'll la- aide lo pilch eventually." Mgr. Eddie Sawyer Of I'hilly S q u a d Has No Flag Hopes a z c b - r ir t ir t ir t o W * J a L % S S ? » . , W n y C°K‘ ; By BILL HIRING “The first lime .l * swing a golf club is wften you discover old enough lo pick it up." egeiaimed Olinger. Seminole Club guli professional. Ju p * C e r u tB ly Cecil. l-* r n .ll. JSse f-e*. Thurston. Hlnel* Holt * K.'£A L< (*THEM It ' ?.n HJAh..C — a/tatbe Mile " I started playing the gama when f was nine." he Htarson. My H.<|U. . t , O scar U„ Orian, K o la Lee, past Uelltr, Uand- think it would nave helped if I would have storied two " R ^ -W a k i.'p arh Master. 0*Linger first became aitociated with the game at the age K O I n + H R A C K —• / ta lk s HIM. . Q uctniuw n, ritsllx M arie. Ju stifia b le J.. Poppo. Uentm, when he caddied for tha divot diggers around his Itome •Vashlngton, D. C. r te s h r r « *hlon. i i ia * * r tied. r ir m m a c k — a/teto* a g e Fom 14 until 20, h« worked In Country H uh* a * l l r T in t,* ; a ll- wrofesslonal golf shops In the ed Army ndrses and doctors." ya r NalL M iss Hu*h, editts’s Pst, Mus took on the duties of M U adlus of the capitol city. "It was pro at the local club In November L lt lts ltquaw, Mad Thundsr. atop and Khop. tot until I turned pro," sajd O’­ of 1048. He brought over 16 yeoN a ix T M N A C E t- a / la th s n il s T u rk ish raisn Tip, Flaphappy, Itsal Unger, "that I really started to i t — <—-"rlence with him. Flashi.. Hnlp'a lUward, \vls. Hllvsr 'Ind my range." In addition to equaling tha lo­ Ilyera, •. Chua A Lug, Wild Htsr He Joined the polished circle of cal com *t- i word oi 66. O’Llnger hu ll. •M VKN TMI H A C K — i/ I / lS I t b * Mile I'.G.A.'ers In 1094 when he took c*n boast of a hole-ln-one he Pseh. F la sh y Pilot. Ha (leo rkla Tech. shot on Jan. 16 of this year off Una. Jo nnny O’clo ( m o cck k , Flam in g Hlarl B lart, tver the duties of golf Instruc- tee No. 12. llu ra l Honajr, D lm w it, ll, F o r or at the Bpotswood Country Club, V, Danny Dim sst Ablaae. "Surprise," he said. "Is a mild ? f Harrlshurgh, Pa. R IO H T H M ACK—a/IW bs Mile At the present time he holds a description of what I felt wh4n' f . ItotllBg llstta, W hlrlle's Usby, walked up to the pin and found A ril* s O lrl. Mr. (looch. Htubborn Jach . M ary T srta a , W ha-Zat, Hpcs- Class A membership In t|)e Asso­ the ball resting at the bottom of d r Joa. ciation. the hole." «IM TM R A C K —a/IO rbs K ile "1 couldn't begin to recall all Mus gives lessons to tho (pinto Rnchst Lad. Hat. D., On Thru-it, R uural ral Mac. Mae. Northern Dsb. U lt ln the clubs I ’ve worked at since at the Mayfair Hotel ana alio fllsaehls. Cro ss C ity hen,’1 he said, "but I do remain- Instructs 8snfordites on the finor T R U T H HA 1 her a few of the more promlntnt points of the game. Dsn- In * -Jim Lurk Casino,. _________ ....., W indy " If you're Interested In golf," ho Canvun, O cala, H's Montana. C M sf ones" O'Llnger then listed pro flabby. Tim id T e rry , Chlnlry I<m . positions he occupied at the Bluu said, "and hnve never been out n 1 *1 Kentucky Hoopers Sharpen Cage Play For Tourney Tilts . Iiv K Y I .E V A N C E L EX IN G T O N , Ky.. Mnr. D.—OP) —Kentucky'^ prenenfe In the 1060 Vathmnl Invitation haskethall loorimment lineup still has some of the staunchest Wildcat aupnnrt-r* rubbing their eye* In dllbelief. It wnsn't supposed to happen this •rear, notwithstanding the con-i-leration that Kentucky ha* here the countr.v’a most ainhltiooa necker of national rhnmpimtshlps In recent years. It rnine about only through one of the most remarkable nna-veur rebuilding program* In collegiate linskcthall Idstorv. Kentucky (26-11 hn* l-eca III either the N IT or the NGAA tmirnny each of the past six venr-i, winning lltc N IT once ami titNGAA twice. The Wlldcata won H out of IR games in the two Iniirnnliients those *lx years. lint Kentucky last yenr lost four plnycr» who helped make up mie nf the greatest college cage combinations In rage history wl;*n Alex OrniH, Ralph Heard, Wnllart Jones and C liff RnrkFt were grailtinted. It's hlstoiy now how Coach Adolph Rupp made a couple uf senior* and n gym-full of anphnmores carry mt wham tha "fabu­ lous Four" left off. Kentucky'* attack la built around -oven-fool Hill Spivey* * lopho* --arc from Georefn who illdnY hit Ids Fearing stride until midsen.on It'll -till pulled up with it 20••ina total of 663 point* per game, lie ii«r-i a nwccplng honk shot thn> I- an awkward maneuver to wnli-li Imt ivhlrh Is dendly accur­ ate. F’n<t-br"Mkiag gonnl- ami forwan!* liiav eltlu-i charge In far erl|i »li"l - "i fc"d the hall to Rplvuy. Tinami v. I er ll'r;ch , hath leftl.inejiiid Immlri.i, pi• - I - In ami are ex­ it ts T ie guard , •*cr‘ p ' hIi Dn'" llniu M rail nohhv Wat» »e ere ill • iruerrutm on long hut*. I ; ri|. Iin . PutterH t'o Kiifht t ur llonorH B Legal Notice ‘m: BOBBANE. Calif" Nor. D - m r-:' The BL Loula Browne may have a friend—Owen Friend—on 'and. twee who*,tha American rua Mason opena. of itldge Country Club, W. Va.j Rhenvalcc Hotel Golf Course, New Market, V*., and the Winchester Country Club, WlnrhesteF, Vn. "I worked at thu letter club during the summer and hold the course record of 66 there," he (aid. During his Army service In England, O’Llnger kept In shape by shooting an occasional round at the Cheltnm Golf Course. "In my spate time," he said, "1 Instruct­ here to take a crack at Hole No. 7, I suggest you do sr at your earliest convenience. It can break vour heart and make you hrenk your oluha.” Hale sevrti i > a par three Shot which covers IP7 yards, "If you arc shoit,'' lie i-ald, "you wind up in the lakr. If you shoot to tho left you’re In the woods, and if you shoot to the right you're In a sand trap as hlg as the Sahara desert •ltd twice ns deadly." Phillies’ Waitkus Gets $3,500 Award In Shooting Case By A SS O C IA T ED P R ES S H A R R ISB U R G . Pa.. Mar. 0 — (A1) — Eddie Waitkue, Philadel­ phia National Icslrue baseball player, wns awarded $3,600 by the State Workmen’s Coinpenrn* tlon Hurraii today as payment of im-diral exp _ suffi-rrd when shot by t? girl in a Chicago hotel lant June I t. William II. Chcsnut, secretmy of luthor and Industry, announced the award against the Traveller* Insurance Company, which carried a policy on Waltkus. The player had asked for 14,0(H) for medical expense* for thn first 60 tlnyn uf Ills disability. Wnltkua contended ul the hear­ ing he wan acting In the in­ terests of the Phillies' public rulatlnna when he visited Ruth Ann Rtelnhagen in her. Chicago hotel room at her Invitation. The young another kSports In Brief Raring M IAM I— Mnrhourton (142.60) won the Sunset Strip purse at Gulfstream. N EW O R L EA N S — Duke Toi­ lets Castle Over ($26,401 defeated Angle Hdi hy a head in tho Spanish play purse at fair grounds. HAN HKUNO, Calif— Coma (124.60 won the Hillsborough purse at Tnnforau. HOT HI’RINGR, A rk— Con­ sistent Teapoy ($6.80) won Little Rock allowance purse at Onklawn. Skating LONDON— HcmiUful AJa Vrsnnnva of Czechoslovakia won thu women's crown In the world figure skating championships. Hosing NEW Y O RI K — - I-owell, Mala.. Flghtera won three ...... titles to „ .I4atj . the field In the eaitorn Ooldeo Cloven. SWlt-SfTVW. .............."5 ship lug tournament, —— ~~ ' . . , The Hrm.klyn D"«iger* have net vvialted thr cellar alin-e IDU . FJverv other major league train lit* finished last since then. ________ __________ — ----- --------- --, ,, . . . . Waltkus should the decision bo affirmed on appeal. The Insurance company hns 80 days In which to ap p eal to tho Workmen a Compensation Board.________________ Weak, Tired, Nervow, Paplau Mm , Worms ................. rcnc; ■ .m WgK.WUitvIp f t f c n r b i • m«mi of BlUMlv I (Mm 80RMIMOetn MMd | IT K W S O T i iM. viubir.tattr 88ft MOM |J| / \5\-> pBTg 10 to M **rMvYT-.,xr ng m m Extra ViMV**l P I f ir or BiggCe IM-RUBN .. S . . 1. _ I ■land, 88, scant* to hqva tha Ptov* " Tuaaag ' am) lal NEW Y O R K . Mar. P -(/P > _ Boh Cousy of Holy Crom, Paul Arlzin of Vlllanova, Dick Hchmlttker of Ohio Hlate, Paul Unruh of Rrndley and Kevin O'Shea of N<d" Dame were nnmrd today lo the 1060 Associated Prnst All* Am»-rira Colleglnte Basketball Team This nll-renlor team from five different schools wan nicked by a vot<- of 121) sport* writer* and broadcasters In the wake of u flerrely contented Reason in all port* of the cmintry. t'misy, whose wizard hallhandling anil shooting sparked Holy Cross to Its string of 20 straight victories before Colum­ bia upset the Crusaders iast Sat­ urday, topped the voting. On the basis of five points for each first team vote and two points for a second team vote, the B-font I-inch Cousy, of 8t. Albans, N. Y . polled 1,434 points on 270 firsts soil .17 seconds. This comf ares to a perfect count of 2,46. Villnnova'* Arlzin, the top •corn In the country for major schools, received - 1,004 points on 170 firsts and 77 seconds. 8chnltter, who parkrd Ohio State to the big ten rliamplnnshlp, was thlid with 087 point* on 171 first* and M seconds. Cm uh, *tar of llrsdlcv'* No. I ranked learn, got 166 firsts and P I seconds for 067 point*. Notrr Da nu-'s O'Shea, who mado the IDEM All-America as a sophomore, thru flipped to the third team last year, regained a top spot with 710 points on 102 firsts and 100 •fronds. Don liitgran of San Francisco's defending National Invitation Tnurnnmcnt champions and Dirk Dickey of North Carolina Stale's Southern Conference champion* topped the second team. Hill Hhatmun of Southern C ali­ fornia, Sammy Ranslno of North Carolina State, and Whltey Hkoog of Minnesota, completed the sec­ ond team. v lien Rehfehlt of Wisconsin, Sher l i m n While of Long Island, llill Spivey of Kentucky, Clyde l.oveletti- of Kansas and Charley Hhiue of Howling Green, made up n third lenni. , .. „ Nnlc Delong of River Foils (W ist Teachers. Chet Hlrrmnl of William and Mary, Ilnh U lm y of Wpstern Kentucky, and Child - ’le d a Cooper of* — Duqm-.mr ‘lopped an 36 ~ lion-iriihle mention list of plovers. . , Among these 34 were four Southeastern Conference play«fh -Ailcork of Vnmiarblit, I-inn lllrsrh uf Kentucky, ami Htirrla of Teiinresre. If Yon Can Lift A G olf C h i Then Swing It, RltA D EN TO N , Mar. 0. — |/P) — Home of the llnslnn llrnvrs have ;tpiled Manngn Hilly HouUiworth worrying. gallon n or of tlto -MS Waltkus WoltkUN shootnf, .ho Hani .li-three, Ha- N'-gro ntilflcldJohn H. Carter, "representing i i who hits gnlie hil!c..s II timrs ill thn Insurance company, had four Intra-Mpiiiil practice names, argued that W allku*’ rontrart; Is romplninlnp alunil a sore right called for Filin to obtain permlsdual dor. I'.nrl 'D rgesaii. who •Ion from club officials to maku C L E A R W A T E R . Mar. I». — (At stiffen'd a sliouldi'r lu-piuntlon Inst persnnal appearances mi behttlf sea on, fears Hint Injni v ip kick­ ^Eddie Sawyer la a d -wa ln-carth of the rluh. guy with no 11150 pennant vision* ing tip again. ____ __ t( ........... __ ................ .. for his Philadelphia l'h*la. Waltkus itified lie telephoned u,,, young womii’n hotel room nf"W e’ll I-- lucky ta flnhJi as high TAM PA. Mm It. - l/n 'rtir ifjreceived a nolo from her Clticlmmli Iti'd^ mi- fasting covet. AA last yenr." said Sawyer •ml that she told him she wua Just for the roenrd. the Phils, a o u t i-vi-s m I'lnl'idi'lidila\ Andy from his home city and wanted Seininh'k. Sentlnlck i< the Phils’ ilxth place team In ID 18, were n to ere hint on an Important matliuldaiil iMtcher and It's na nceri-t l>nng-Mp third Inst year. Sawyer, who Just missed being ter. Waitku* wan shot a few the Reds wauld like to have mm" mnnogei of the yenr In Ills first minutes after ho reached the liackltiip help. ----season, lists only saven I’liHs a* room •turn fire i,toilers. They are a-ilThe ballplayer testified he h ai rot nhtnlnrl permission to make A VA LO N . Calif., Mar. P .- H P i- Hehlrr Del F'.nnls, third lii*"m aii| Willie Jones, ah’>rt*|np Gran M oa­ the visit hut said “we're obligat'd Hali it irkuuwkl, f'hlragn Pilin' to answer fan mall, sign auto­ rankle outfielder from Nashville, ner, Marling pitcher* Ken zelmnn, Robin Roberta an I U m | graph* and In general keep our has In i'M nlilellm-il with a sure Meyer and relief pitcher Jim Konrelations with the public cordial." light thumb. 'Manager FT ankle The derision upheld Waitkua’ F'rlsi'll will send Hnrkawskl to Izis utanty. IIIHMINOIIAM, A la, Mar. 0 Eddie Waltkus, uf course, will '/P) - A duel Iis I we*n two of the contention he was "serving the Angeles today far a thorough ex­ play first If sufficiently reenveted amination hy a physician. Hnr-aHon’* lop that putter* la alated beat Interests of hla employer kawakl hit .3711 In Ihu Southern from the wounds he received In In the itnmiMl i iniil' -' ->t Hm South­ when ho wmt to the young wo* the bizarre shooting Incident at ern K«lnv» hrtr Apr'l 7-8. man* room. Aaauclatlon lust year. Chicago last summer. John Alessandroiil, the com­ They are Y a h ’" Him Fucha, “ Waltkus looked great In our who hn- h-tlrred (he world rec­ pensation referee, said1 the hall L A K E L A N D . Mar. «. — hih flrat squad game." zald Sawyer, ord In the C in lr ji C.oj eglnte Con- club stands to collect an addition­ Blugulng Vic Werts I* out after "lie had three Idle and really fdrence games at Etat Lansing, al $6,000 in medical expeneee foe morn home runs this season. played that bag like he did last Mich., Mnndnv u-llh a loss of 64 The Detroit Tiger outfielder, spring. If Eddie can't go every feet, four In: lies. announced yesterday that Elvln E. who socked 20 four-baggers while day, we’ll have Dick Slsler who Relays D u ll man Fred Rlntlqn (Doc) Handy,'Notre Dame coach, driving lit 133 tuttii In ID4D, Is ap­ filled In for him last year. has accepted an Invitation lo bring proaching the matter studiously. ‘ Mike Guliat, a rookie front Tor­ "I should hit more homers this onto with previous experience at ably will he In center, Ennis In tbe Irish track and field squad yvar ami I'm trying to work It out third and first, Is being molded In left and an open rare for right back for the meet. Notre Dame I hla spring," Vie aald. " I’m chang­ a second baseman. It may take eniung Johnny Blatnlk, Htan Moll- wav represented In last year’s t, Dl Dick Whitman and Bill Nleh- relays. ing my stance at the pinto for tbma time. If ha doesn’t maka .u l,, louely announced prevlouah . . Rlngton ... nlnre pull nil the ball.' We'll sac." the vevtaran Eddie Miller can nlaon, Oklat oma ABM Renlrkl, Incidentally, la a young that Yale,. Illinois, Illinois Oklehoi ia oyer. have Hools hi Jannta ia our unn regular out­ man with three major league hit* , end several southern schools aecepted tovltattone to compete. W ERT PALM R EA C H , Mar. D. fielder," said Sawyer. " I ’m giving jit 13 at hats—all horn# runs. — (/P) — The doctor had good nows Eddie Sattkkl every chance to ----------- i T r - n u t t r s a n i for Connlo Mark today. maka it In center. If he comas Dr. Illarlng Gnpndso, team phy* through, Klchia Ashlmrn will go slclan of the Philadelphia Athletlaft and Ennla willII play rig h t Ira, predicted at least five Mack Banlckl mlssea, A*shburn probpitcher* will wlp. 16 games each to lt$0 60 anil a coup othera come done to that figure, The doctor listed ae hla poten­ tial 16-game winners Phil Marchli- J 5 ' Yl'lJi/rJadw uy^ ^ eaU agtoa dop. Lou Rriaetoi Jo# * Coleman, * TO UK. • 4 Diet Fowler and Alex Kellnor. Toe are h en b y required sad ' -to ----------------- °”A * A r A sis ^ s n r tu n u t ss 'te r & w i f Sttittord • Orlando Kennel club unmet* tVJ. b T M i-t iU - r , . . . . -flMCIAL' W DmODVCliMT MMatirt m O Sk| P R IC E . iY*+ 64 larnldl hampered tor 2 & . „ �■•r — T~~ 7 f H t SANFORfr HfiftALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA r Statement THE OLD HOME TOW N led As False NOW, DO YOU SEE WHY Ex-Vet Leader L A K E C IT Y . Mar. 0. _ (Rpc. clAlt — Jnmea Y. Wiliun, Of Lake C itr. P**t state commander. Vet* •ran* of Foreign Ware, today Ibranded i a "deliberate fsDe, Claude Pepper’a campaign tenant at Newport Richey. 8nty. Mar. 4, that he (Pepper) "helped bring fieorge Smsthbach from the Pacific before atom bomb waa drooped on hlma.” Wtlion la the ftrat veteran of ifld War II to have Iwen elected ite Commander of the Florida rtment of the V FW . He _ H In the Pacific with the »my’» 24th (Victory) Infantry ’vision for three and a half year*, an Infantry and a battul* ath commander. He waa awarded bronao and allver atara and the la heart decoration. a ecathlng denunciation of . *r, Wllion aald, "1 am shocked it Pepper would Inject such a m this In the cumpalgn lally ilnrc hla accusation ha* foundation in fact." *1 particularly resent Pepper** lament," Wilson added, "In view the fact that my brother. Lieunant W. Kenncrion Wilson, win* lied In action In Italy." am sure all veteran* likewise condemn Pepper’* effort* to •ar‘ one of their comrade* who trved hla Country honestly and ell In tho hour of Its greatest #ed." "1 do know that (ieurge Sniatliffs. i t • United States Marine on active duty for 27 months, Ifteen of which wa* In the South 'aclflr as adjutant of the Marino mblng Squadron 41.1, which saw loinhat service on Monda, SterlIsland, Oougalnvlllo and the Iralltlea.'' Smut hers did not get out of he service until three month* afer the war ended, to bo exact, on October I, 11)45. Ill* discharge aper* describe 111* performance a* xcellcnt and outstanding'." "In the absence of any military il of hls own, either in World ar 1 or World Wur II, It seems a me that Claude Pepper can ill fford to criticise (leorgu Srnatb* rs or any other veteran who Aped their country and (he Demorftllc principles fur which It lands." "Once before It was necessary or Claude Pepper to publicly login* to the people of tho nlted State* from all walks uf i for having made a statement the. effect that 'only the sons By STANLEY ft't'iW**! U. » htwit om« PAGE SEVEN Dr Alley II) s p l its JOHNSON O LC I DOMT WANT "THAT </ j * A$ /a / , ^"/ ^ N iditaskn, w ith an average of 2.4 acii-s, is the only state to e x ­ ceed Flo rid a in average farm plant nig* of, trees. BA CK RCAD F O L K S ‘A N L Copt, lofm, K lf t f F fitu r e * Rvp.ltcale tf»r , By Anna Man Sikes Shopping around for material*, labor, nial also credit often *nve* much exjirnse in ieniodcling a home, sav* Lucile Ituvnold* of the Bureau of Human Nutrition Hlid Honie Keonomic*, tl. S. Depart­ ment of AgricilltliiT. To get the Iwst JoIi for the inoney, *he ad­ vise^ drawing up n careful plan in advance, then consulting work­ men, denier* In building supplies and, when a loan i* needed, lend­ ing agent ie*. Too many families *tart remodeling with an Idea of working people were killed In (lie war’." "Pepper must be made to realize that character assassination amt false defamatory stories as to the patriotism and service of anv man or woman have no bearing whatso­ ever In a political campulgn." f lifliip rre e r rather than ii plan on pnpei an il1 flooring e le c t iic ily t>., plum bing, or ring g s k ill. Com tin'll leave details to the workmen, 'dher work re q u irin A remodeling plan should be n* potent workmen often charge no specific a* the plan for a new more than unskilled worker* anil house ami should Include scale do a better ioh in less time. Home drawing* of any structural rlutmre* owners may save hv helping with Farmer* innv such a* new dour* ami windows, some construction or no added room. Milking change' use tin'll own equipment to exeavate, haul supplies, or nil tim­ on paper ill advance is easier mid eiieaper than changing aflci build­ ber. If ii lonn i* needed. Mi«* Rey­ ing starts. Mis* Reynolds re­ nolds suggest* gc’ llng figure* mind* home owner*. Once tile plan is drawn, it nays from both p iivalc anil government to get cost estimates ft«n* nmnv sponsored lending agencies in mlsources — masons, lumber dealers, vnnee, Intele.*l charges and other L'll’elrielans, beating eontraetors, term* vary considerably from lend dealer* in equipment and supplies er to lender. Infor mation on oos*lhln lending agencies ami type* of or local, purchasing cooperatives and then compare merchandise and loans is Included in ii new pultllprice*. Farm families may find ctillon entitled "t'sing Credit to they can save by using stone, sand, Filtatlee Farm Impiovi-nient"" (M. or rough lumber from their own Ih 7011 fm sale In Die Sold, of Documents, Washington 25. D. C., property. It generally pays to employ far ID cent* a copy (coin not skilled labor for cnliinrt work. stamps). OMAW C LA IM T n fvu m a aaapl Housework Easy Without NaggingBackache L i f t — W Cl-t*, S m E. O ttN * H E'P P u T S*fE 1 G o T PE T ‘ P U C K .' A. itiim o n rM o r d lr t n r y in<lt«rrrtii>na i f jfo u r d is c o m fo rt a a n * <tua to them* m u R r i, d o n 't w » t t , t r y D o an * I’ illa , a todtl iliu r r H c . lla v it oiicrcwnfultF l»r m tlllo n a fo r m a r So y c a ra , W M lc th«**n* a>m|>loma tin> o fte n olKcrwjHM o c c u r, i t ‘a a n i a il n v K-«w it ia iiy lln ic a D tm n 'a jr h c h a p tiy rvifat — H rt|i the I& m l Ira of k ld in rr tu W a a m i liU rta ilu ah m il w jM ta. H r t Doan * IM IU to d ay I D / A lt K im YELLOW 44 « r I'llO N K 14 4 4 21 Iln u r S e t \ lee YKUsOW ( A H TO . W v h n % r ir n » il» a r r t l r r U ' t d l i l r ’a t m i i r i i i f i i l r r U l i t l a i nun h i :, a n n *r. CKM-ty 6 f[0HTElTH t*. o. t 1 S' V..I lA / S U f \ A U C Z was noted in liltil It C by Thule*, lireek phdimnphri. wtu-n In- oi * illired spillks by nibbing liulcsl-out with nmlier W ANTED Model'll mcliiiu’s can make ,'ifiil nails a minute. M llll NIRVOUS In STO M A CH le tn il S to re fur n g lil m iiinii m l" iil '.ilm v uinl ('o m n iissim i. AI.I.IHIN relist.■tit«tnaaioj^iy n>fdom» of Mn#rtout alomach” millilitre 1ioiui npiini'tunity W r i t e i | i i i i l i l i c . ' i l j i i t i ! i in hcavlncaa aftor moil#* botehi no, Idoating amt colic due In Ib ’N I I ' l i i ' i ’ S im fid 'll i l e i u b l iU . AlXlltINliH|*ernai icntttlfaity loot*.I by doctor* ami fouml highlj cff#clt*c Worhl famoua—moro than a '4 billion ooM Imlato* A I.L IIV 1 IN G .i r l ic T .i/ ife ls i.A a r .v s m u 11 s t h h h Moloch IH iI h . OMMford N CTICI H S lIT C T t r ,,r.i m m HI.I, lll'T Till I * hrif*i,|i!|i OOH44. Hrmi 11.1 |n ,r,„| , ■I t r ) ii | l r | 1i t i n ll ih u t i* >14 I > if** s ii|i|d i |n pf , I, 1* t ir i» n 1 a Ilf Hot W sfll. hd m ih m il H l l . l . l I' A n n i iiM iv 1 Mll ll.) i i e l i ii H ie in n 11 \ I't'ie iu ls .u n i 1h i t n hi . I m il inptiM e nf e n r i' jn , mt In-, in lililli's aerim ial) ill m Mi,- St Ym .In ekan iiville, I'u rm -li •■-tm i.itc-s ami I lie s i i i i i i ’ I’fl'ic ie iil. m m In a . urnI lun 111 tills a lw a y s set veil Ills n ia l i-lint Tn im iiiih th m a r c l ic t c d l | t I I M \ , H*n<alb I m illH tC ) hi M |M |( | M om * h i|ilm r n o o W« C A M . I, •I. w lin Ii u p p l ' "I b i l l l:t 7 S - .| o r I l.v j. Mrs. t . Si. I NiX JOHN F. DBMPSI5Y I' I’ll one 5 U m i N K i M . i i:i.i,m v ru les I lie tit'ii, Title nmi Un i malt) folk* Ira runt|>Uin n f ii r if If i 14K b a r b c h i', kwa n f in* i * ittul vnrvtfY, h r m l AC h i * pi rut i l lf ilh c M . l i r t t i n * . itii Svl* or frruiitnl ftnaDNiriti ihuf rrault i’*Dlt from minor bti<tiJ«*r irrtinliitha tlur t i't'1.1, IN C O M E T A X n u p i iim * r i t H liiU , P i m u i o .(ttpM tiB i*r M i i u s i i r r tn «*«*M a irrn H ln w * «(<*» „ il.n v n k h lrtry h m c - SKIIV It'll h * , M i L a u lih 11.1 tlagO'din 1». g r l o l.ls r . . I l f . , ' n i l -I I il In , m m ftis lo rim is sav 1tint t lit* phete ■ niim a o f "sta tic c lic t r lc ily '' f i t * | "Them- figures," Mr. Nil land said, "show that more and more Flm ida fill diets me lieeniniiig con­ vinced that trees are a good crop, vlliccd that Iren* are a good crop, a good source of Income. Whllu our faimet* have a right to be proud of their record, il i* alio hoped tliat they will continue to expand their tie d plantings to Increa-o tbelt income mid to improve the beauty of olll slate," The Kxtensioa Service worker also ii ported that Florida's total sen age oT planted forest trees — owned by- farmers— Is IHH.27I, making this state rank third in the South and eighth ill the natiru In tin* respect. Farmers and other small land-owner* have planted moic than twice as much forest Industrie* mid other concern*. Mi N'iidmul praised the farmers and --IIn is who have ptaulcd for­ est lire* and also gave credit to counlv agents, to pulp mills, to the l*i inliii-tiiiii A Marketing Admini 11at ion. Soil Conservation Si'iviie, Slate l-’oie*t Service, and otbi i individual* and agencies for proinolmg refilli station. " I hi i i * will bo a coritimum* do man.i foi fmestry products.” be explained, '’111111 our farmers, renllxing this. •lit' intuit on |»i 4itI it*. ing HM'I I* 14Ml I mmv IliM'H In lllivt thl- tturmnul." D r. H e n ry (i|il)> m elrl*l iM A H T M OVE IN A4AM T l........ ‘ report frmu 1*mi* T. j Nielli lid, farm forester with the Florida Agricultural Kxteusi.’li Service, tliat Florida lead* tile South in average acreage of farm tree pbinlings is sometliing of which farmers of this state may be proud and is highly eiirnuiag­ ing to reforestation leaders. Mi. Nieliind reported that the average planting of forest trees on Florida's itt.lhl* farm* is mom tha„ one and a half acres, which is the highest in the South and second only to Xelnu*kn in the nation. Florida's farm forest plantings total P2,tt 10 lines- -a figure small­ er than (ieurghi's total, which is 14P.N87 acres, but Georgia ha* SUu.HtiT farms, which iiiukes Us avenign planting per farm only b<*at six-tenths of an acre. S I D E P A C IN G T H O S E B A R L jO W K I D S ' H O U S E ? Hints To Hoi^ewives A in ' FLO R ID A LKAD.H SOUTH IN T111,K-Pl.ANTIVt; ON FARM S. N IK I.A N 0 S A Y S Zy, In 1777. a Rboil** Inlander, -Irreiniiili Wilkinson, invented ii niaeliine that could out mill* out of a *heel of cold metal. HAMBONE S MEDITATIONS Kiirai Com m on Sonne fM MKIS1TI lil.Dti : III \ ...THIS HERE'S Tit* 7 FASTCS — Uenl K mI h iv Use IIIH R A liD W a n t Ads For ItrHuIlN Tbs tn lla w ls a a l n a e s lf la •U H 'w l M s *«fcll<b»4 la T b s ••atntif Marais 1 I l i a r I «* M r lia r la a trlln a • l l a n Mb bar Mil* l a u r l l a * ■ Miata a * M r lia r la a rrllu a M llm ra • * r * r lia r laaarltua •a bar lia s In r T r a r lr I'a a lra rt W t* star St ta »br lia r. Uaabla rats ta r blarh far# rapa. PHONE 148 Idfitin. BAIIU AIN . Two liedrunm'. living rerun with fireplace, hilch cn, I I .* baths, tub-shower, at­ tic, screened porches. Completely furnished, including electric re­ frigerator, ga* heaters, storage water lien ter, range, Several young citrus trees. Finest wat­ er. On six large lets near Idg lake. Substantial cash needed, Box tin, Luke Mary. 'Plume Owner I (iHU-M. J HKDIIIIOM cement block house. New. Fast edge of Orlando, off Cheney Highway. Term* nr limle for Sunfind property. Box Waal Aba will ba brrraltg Mltbbaaa aa was*a4r*r«l**r la aiparl la »r*sr t H r vtaa> Sll^Waal Aba lb* gap bafara S&issr ■•lit) as Imaistnalaiv aarara la vaar aa. rasbaaalbla far aaa laranasl laaar- THE SANFORD HERALD ArlickM A rlln t-> Fo r Mule— !l F o r Hal* —5 T U X KUO PKBUflf Completa line. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Storo 4 U flKP TIRKH, (lAnxIB. Reasonaide. Phone I2H. 405 W. 1st Btrecl. Mr. M. (L llislges. HOT LUNCHKH servetl every day UtSO In 2 — with Home Made rolls and rorn Muffins, Homer'* (Irlll, 1124 Fast 1st Htreet. B E E P F R E K Z K — fl ft. Maytag, used A months. Moving, ran't use. 122 K. Winter Park rk Ave., Fla. Or lam For Mh I i * — ft If— W O t»K W A N T K .il AN' \ ■u tsie r/F fic iO M T ) ■ r.ouTtt u r A 3T. L O U IlT ^ -ii KN.IOY Humlay dinner at Lnney's 11,1. TVI'KH of bmldtirer work, reasoinilile intrs Fie* esltuiHl Ihc also week day*. Luneltea A p* David F. Cm neuter. Phun hurt orders 1rtlct >1 I ^ II.P. electric motor IHIHI rpm. 1111-22(1 V. :t.« II.I'. Firestone HAVF. M tINFY or tiro- will, elm k ip|ialiing lb lb wmilhoaid, good n- new. Il laving HI.... t ion ttunfniil Ave In ns, Hand ciiltm ilnr. Plume Kii7-.l Illfi W. 251 h, TA N O K R IN K S for sale, price ™ ren ' It II .M ill •es O p im l H t t liln * ' "tinnhie, Alfred Krirsnn, Route I. Box tHI, Hanferd. ____1 MtltlKRN hoe repall •Imp in mp ir d lt ig y f r lt t l DO vi o l It o f PORTA 1ILK Sawmill New, never otieiated, lle-ause of Ilf hcallh, pile-. All equipment in first am selling far In-low fnutur,v elass hnoe. Wot sell i ell,~im aide Oiliiailo Strain l.aumli v price. Two wheeled Utility Trailer— heavy slxoly tires, (L thi„ til West CoMciqd Ave., Hi laiiilo, Fin. A. Tyler. ONteeii, Fla^.^__ IT M U 'JI f ( n Ol F W ilt) KMl.tHH) F IN K large, improved Totorlea Sweet Potato plants. Now 12— Ait fire aiot ^ AflP HJ‘>UAMG TsEYflt s >i*l h e r v ic e s — 12 curriHG to rMtfwr. ilOR’jfMEN ready. $71,110 per thmiaund, f.o.b. TmAT AtfANJi TklY'lL <.CHh O t Sanford. (Set your plants enrly r a in i-iHotxiH fir tf)»IR! white they are available, 2521 TRA C TO R WORK. Plume IllV-J CAMOH! Orange Avenue. Plume/ 705-J, for free I’Hlimalcn. Jack Run- 1\t; A. (S. Clause. ___ _____________ scil. S M A LL flliH 'la iio . Phone ftfllt. Fluor Handing and Flnlihlng: All nr IH'ML Oak Flunra laid, samic.l and finished at the rigid price. R. F. rf— A H T H ’I.K S W A N T! Stevens, Trie. 71 ll-R.4; WK B U Y, H K LL A T R A D E used H KI'A IR 8K R V IC K furniture. Wllson-Maler Fu rni­ ture Co.L a i l K. 1st, Phone U5H. RADIO, Toaslprs, Klettrlc Inrns. Anything elortrlcab Call ur U P R it U if PIAN O - flood condl*. Write Hill Hncvry, Plume IMH.J lion,- Will sloro or rent for or P.O. Hux il37, Sanford. Serv­ ute In studio. Duxhury School ice id its licst. Plum OE: NEW FLOORS surfaced tn parW AN TKH M IC K E Y M O U S E feet Ion. Old floors made likr O ) I-.IJ Y00 bAy T,u v»N WH0\ Y U S ' i'I 'll Ib'Y &\vt you mo S ilver lo tiao r,n m HUUEl Ift GOING Tt>y TILt. WF. fS I U<Y TD -JfOi’ WOlPi WiLET'Fi o a h g :-*. 9 ccvt; On BOW)' At 11 1H1 TOi«lf» lab hid ilo tif r.ic ncovt aso A1AN' nt " !nf LOl/t RANGER ( M -\btBne / t !) E8HELM ANS Red Roaa .Feed. Touchtnn A Watson, 1201 Catary Ava. Phona 1IS6-J. W T iD Shrimp Uitner, "Tha Boat flhrli on Barth" (U R L to work in Produce depart* mert full time. Apply Margaret •very nit it Homer's drill, Ann Store, Mr. Wb"Uey;__ “ * i.‘ i. Street. 124 Bast W K I.L-D hlLLfeR wanted immedi­ Now available, latest modal High. Bpcad Floor Bander for rant. Everything to complete a first new. Finishing, denting A wax­ ing. Portable power plant, 22 years axnerlanca In Bamlnota County, H. M. (lleason, Laku Marv. __ F? W a ll Misties (rw o w M ' 7 PTW ANK5, -VMCKHB .... SOU KNOW . I VS JO T *E 9T5A N 3E9T TESLINo ... r ately. Phone 2232, or so# O. II. FMM1IDA1RB Aria, Oviedo. F la. Hsles and Servlco A D V ISO R, I*n I e l I t~g“a n t weli 2 Factory tralnad qualified Bergroomed woman, (25-45) with vice Men. use of car. frae to work< ave* HIM, HARflWAHK CO. nlngs, try scheduled appoint* H I K. F ind L d T lU W. 2nd . Phons 820 Phone 12 menta. Training frea. No col­ C A L L 617 forTlattery, (Jcnernior Ih Iloft when yon don’t bring Y e Mth lecting, delivering or canvaulng. greecriptlons ta L A N IY '8 . and Starter aarvlce. Swain's For appointment writ# Boa U.E., lit Battery Service, 801. N. First i 1 . FEHL A 3 T -tOuJ-T o O H E O N E '? H5CE WHO DOG6N T IK E U S . ..1. aalLiSx BSJ d o Herald, giving Ivlng quallfleatl quallflcationo, sge and address. ^ N a E R MACHINK&, os new $ used. .T if h ^ I n g an d ApP A H b T o t u . 115 E . 5th BL Ph. 1514. M a TTST XBL I Bt. T(¥R o HKNK•FtfWf;-Oil forTiomes. territory te manage cat * II Alvin Odham, Wnelair Reness and make weakly ^ Big Cn. Phone 01M. Batnar!*Phona tlona In bare and tavern*. Part (DO Morning Bentinoi', Oror full time. Blgearai - 4M B . 4ih M. Evening Star. Call Ralph cash required. Fully Ray. 1165-J. For Interview, give •n and address. State VEN ETIA N D|,INDS . made to ... room »Rart mant, nil alaeavailable, Write Bag tt, a/o FIHHBBMANl ____■ ■ ll.' r - Llvo for Herald._____ __ __________ Je from 5 A.M. tlU UP. f-hf'deily. R a t i o n a l l y rated c*. hta ‘ 1152-W, mediate opening for man ^ a i ji n * . h u R d t w .t * m M w k . able of handltiig thla Muck, fill dirt, ihell snd dav to supervlae distribution of , kf load or Job. Contact H. R 1*1 pb. fun star Wrighty, Plantera • Cuhetrd. i-ontrawnc New other W .. D a U $ i Phone 455 iirtl.riM.rMMta ring unit ;ws: •ffi.j.sa*-*• ' I. • t r i ’A b - .fi By Paul ■xto*rr lt(ililies< ti- s f'jrw ? i!h"iss ■ SBA B kst ■W....... pr. -rilKl pr, rjTZ ■. m : ■i ffiSf*'Jt|T- - i i * g IfofW’tb AM ..^ ^ > 1 — j&ak ____ lAf,'I ■ X ■ 1 a? • v . i ' v iV ’.-" ,-fr k j. . • 1i t �gap JKVJffif 9 rumox tot gAwronu mRALa BAKyoap . MARGARET ANN’S NEW AT YOUR FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS MARGARET ANN BROWN N’ SERVE” ROLLS, Home Controlled Storew — Where Customers Send Their Friends CAL A—RIPE HALVES (4 CAN LIMIT Senate HLOSHOM TIME, ARMOUR'S (8 CAN LIMIT) THESE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY V'Vi - TALL CAN8 ZAKLY-KITK FANCY SWEETENED COFFEE 1 lb. bag 59c i? MAYONNAISE " 29c 49c TOMATOES 3 for 25c SU PER SALM O N can 27c SU D S CHILI HOMINY 3 for 25c GRAPEFT JUICE LADY HETTY Clnvrrhlmim grd. A Minn. Shipped NO. 2 STANDARD GIANT 46-OZ. CAN Med, PAPER TOWELS F IG B A R S JACK’S COOKIES 2 JEWEL PORK & BEANS 2 NO. I TALI. CHUM CRACK'N GOOD 1.11. PKG. WHITE OK YELLOW pk cs. 25c 45c 19 c SNOW WHEAT Ciill^tock (Ult Hurt'. Key., 11! ox. Sliikcly'M Flni’.t , -111 lit. CHILI S*CE 2 for 25e TOM. JUICE % Kniity fk'tiii County APPLE J U I C E i|L 19c CORN No. :t0:t cun 19c KRAUT No. 2 cun 10c Kut,oly Kiit W. K. G. II. Sin k.ly'. Klnrsl Ol.l Glory. No. .100 CATSUP 11 ox. bt. 15c I’K. & BEANS ...... 25c cun 25c .1 for BEETS No. 2 cun 10c FLOUR O t* t, I’lymouili Multi wh ki’rnH CORN 12 oz. cun 19c HOMINY .1 for 25c 10 lbs. H!»c 25 lbs. $1.79 HEINZ TOM. SOUP No. 1 can 10* MEAT DEPT. ARMOURS STAR SUGAR CURED SMOKED PICNICS lb STREAK O'LRAN WHITS BACON I JOAN OF ARC KIDN. BEANS No. 300 can Potatoes 10 lbs. 28c ) ELI.OW CENTER PIECES VITA FOOD APRICOT PRESERVES 2-lb.jfcr 35* BACON MOT. ANN Q U ALITY lb HEAVY W ESTERN UHD. A B EEPt ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROAST ............. lb, | | i RIB STEAKS .... lb. | | 0 BRISKET STEW lb. H 0 RED RUSH NEW MGT. ANN BRAND FRESHLY SLICED LEAN BACON lb. WESTERN PORK Neck Bones, Ears, AND Hoa HAULS Fe e t 2 lb *, 2 *0 W ES T Pbrictaila lb. | | 0 Pork Chitterlings 2 lbs. H i HAMBURGER . lb. « i Cauliflower lb. 14 * » r « li d i m , * * WrStfrn ,WilV SAUSAGE w m t M h , WEETfJN 1RLECT VEAL ROLLS If U vw lb. N s CAHN HOME • -S'” > nrwe; ksW H 52c UVER SAUSAGE 10o i. stick s ea. 33^ �—'**»S*li a n t e ii AN E 6 S S IM S V O LU M E X X X X i U.S. Suffers $600,000 Lost *On Spud Sacks Surplus Potatoes De­ posited In B r a n d New Sacks Instead Of In Used On e s W ASHIN C.TONJVIsr. IO--</p) • ' — A House commillre hoi bren told that the government took a $600,000 loss last year by pack­ ing its surplus potatoes in brand new sacks, instead of used ones, H»rry„l. Rand, gcneial counsel for the National Huilap Bag Deal* »is Assncialion. Inc., teslifird befoie the House Appiopnalions Cominitler that (lie piactice is • 1$ slill going <m. Rand’s tnlimnny was made public today, Argentine Dally • Ih Hit By Censor BUFNOH A IR E S , Mar. 10. — ffft ~ I'resilient Juan D. Per* on’s government decreed today that the great Independent morning newspaper l.a Prensa must stop importing Its own newsprint and machinery from abroad. The ministry of the treasury issued the ijecree oa Ihe recommendation of a con* ress ional committee Investigate ng uni I* Argentine activities I n ITensa, one of the chief op* position newspapers, published the decision today. t k * other big independent, U Nscion, also published it. Tim governmentsupported press Ignored the story and the treasury made nn formal announcement, t Trevor Withdraws His Resignation As Warren Leader The problem of surplus pota­ toes piling up under ihe Antic ultuie Depaitinent’s price suppoil ptugiam lias been a soie ipm in I'ongreii. Under ihe piogtam, ihe depailmrni ' tils been foiled tu T A U A H A S S K O l a r . I< M /P) buy tbc spuds fiom faiuieis, at a — Edwin F. Trevor Indey with­ coil to ihe lipayers of millions drew hit reiignslion at chairman P of dollats a year over ihe past ol (he Oversees Roed and Toll few years. Conference With Gov­ ernor- Makes Better Feeling Over Tolls The program is handled by the Drpailinrut’t rommodily Ciedil Coiporalion (CCO). It hint said lie was advised nhn Hint CCC agents in Michigan lire rngiiirlujz surplus beans to lu* pul In new lings "allhnugh plenty of second-hand bags arc avsilnlde ui suh’tantlullv lower price:'-," and Hi that expensive meal hags ure being iift-d lu llie colt(met-ed purchase piogmim of the southwesl. The use of new bags in pack­ aging potatoes, Hand said, results from a government ifrai-tin- of pitying Id rents per hundredweight inure In support prices fur those In new containers. He noted that the shift to a "m itllrr polatu package at the expeitis of the government" took . place while large quantities of pa* Bridge District after * conference with Governor Warimt Trevor raid, however, be w n not withdrawing lii* complaint ul "wane and perhapi irregularities" in management of the road to Key Wei(. Before he entered the Governor's office he said he fell he was wailing hit lime. When he came out, he said, "I went in ilirre penimiilir. I feel belter." He took in with him a plan which ha said could result In freeing Ihe overseas highway of toll* Immediately. After the conference, he said "we discussed the removal of tolls tahrew-urerw betha rCtold tn.Wlewl i), i.tnriW anil itjiur manufactur­ ers at from one “Mo fi cants per hundredweight. "Tu add Insult to Injury, us it were, Hums alcohol end flour msiuifnriiirer- and the livestock breeders would then resell the new bags In which the potatoes were being shipped to them at from sis tu plglit cents a hag, thus realis­ ing a profit on (he whole deal." . Rami added Hist the Agriculg | tun- Department showed "a con­ siderable reluct unco" in do any­ thing about the situation WASHINGTON, Mar. 10. - f/n — The Canadian Pacific Railway It V iiln u l Ob rase Fear) Dr. Sander Still Facing Troubles In Mercy Killing feasible to pres* for fm medial* removal of tolls. W t do fret they call be taken off between now and 1858." . ;** Trevor said after the meeting "I da not retract" a statement that he would consider withdraw­ ing his resignation only if some change should be made In man­ agement of the dUtrlct. He said there will he a later announce­ ment on that phase of Hie con­ troversy. He added that the Governor’s attitude toward affairs of the district had been misrepresented to hint. The Key Weetar, In his letter o f, resignation, dlrectad most of his complaints against Brooks Bateman, W s t n s administration appointee as general manager of the agency aflileh has chsrge or the long series of roads ami bridges. * I . ... .. Before he conferred with the Governor, T m o r aald he had "foci* and figures" lo show Iww tolls can ba removed from the road "right now" by using Mon* ro# county lurplun fMOliiit I i m 1 ond turning mmlnt#nnnc« or the highway over to the State Koad Department. . , . "But, If thay want to keep a political o m p lrejt wonT ba done. CAN DA I, N. H„ Mar. 10 -« •> — Dr. Hermann N. Sander, acquit* ted uf murder In the death of a cancer-riddled patient, etlll face# a hearing before the State Board of Registration In Medicine. Dr. John 8. Wheeler, state health ofricer and secretary of the board, said last night the board will decide what medical penalty, If any,' will be Imposed on tbs 41*year*old country doctor. The board secretary said he will contact members of tba group at once ‘and that Dr, Sander w ill be WITH T m EWHTH ARMY allowed a reasonable time tp "rest IN YOKOHAMA, Japak Mar. 10 up" before he In called. H ie house of dslsgates of the _ (Special) - J k t n n d C l a s s Society, Georgs H. Oatk, Jr., Cosnpsny Now Hampshire Military M M » l * — . r#commtn* ditlons to the board, plane to meet talatlon. h w k w nwardadth. Sunday afternoon In Concord — Good Combs* I the atata capital — to ityetuse the Sgi. Clark Honored At Japan Station |C*D r, Wheeler pointed out. how­ ever, that ‘It la hla board that turn authority to grant or revoke licen­ ses to practice medicine. Re said the board had requested went— but the physician rtqiw sUJ pMtjponemmit until altar the trial, wheeler’s annaqnwaasat caata in d e p e n d e n t p a iI lL I SXSKORD.1 FLORIDA, Y TH E W EATH ER Fair and moderate!) afternoon ami Innlahl. cold thL N EW SPAPER BBB Amorlatfd 1‘reai Leaned Wire FRIDAY MAH. ll>, l ‘),r.() ;a M B » g B m i No. 1-15 i..... b Price Paid For Thirteen New Homes Are Being Built J u r y Indicts Secretary Acheson Bookie Service At Plantation Estate Developm ent Three Men Of Slammed By Wherry Is Forgotten Eagles Aerie For Red Bungling McBride Avoids Con­ tempt Citation By Failure To Remem­ ber Deal’s Details MIAMI. Mar. 10 A threat of contempt id ion against Edward J. McBride. 26, diiiipat« f loay with leilimony that he did not remember bow much he paid for Continental Press Ser­ vice, a national race news wire service he owns. McBride, son of Anhui II. (Mickey) McBride uf Cleveland at first declined on advice of counsel to give the inloimution to the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission at a heating they said was designed to “ gel to the bottom" of information service to bookmaker*. 1-ewis Petlewsy, counsel for Hie commission, asked Ihsi hr he cited for contempt amt the com­ mission recessed to consider the alder the motion. Upon reconvening, t’omnilMhmer Wilbur King told McBride there was no desire to punish him hut that the hoard had a ihdy to perform. Vincent Glblln, McBride's at­ torney. interrupted to -ay he had learned the answer during the recess and no longer objected to sti answer. McBride'testified that he "hon­ estly could not remember" the figures Involved. "My uncle and my father handled most of ll." he -aid. He Identified his uncle as Tain Kelly of Chicago, general man­ ager of Continental. Young McBride, a University of Miami law student, testified that he whs sole owner of* Con* tlnentsl hut said he was nm fami­ liar with the. operations J B sonnet. Re said the service A i t Ih news of results «f spoAs e n jrtn .____ _________ ____ . _iughi testified''that one-third Interest In the company In tOAD from James M, Rsgen. Jr. and the remaining two-thlnas from Hi * ----In * “M. “Rsgen. ------ , wan i James Sr., was slain In 1046 while driving In Chicago Assistant Allorhay General Georgs Owen a«kM If tal gave horse race results. The answer was "Yes. „ "How does the service colled 7 asked Owen. . „ , “ 1 don't know the del alia, McBride. __________ Thirteen attractive new homes are under romtruction at ihr Plan­ tation Edsle Development in DsBary, and during the pan lew we<A« three recently comptetrd homes were occupied. Among the homei nearing completion are (lime of Mr. ami Mrs. William Siekmann of Jeucy City I Mr. and Mri. Jtwepli Santillo. I lamden. Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. John Seufrrt of Valley Stream. N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hatfield, Niagara Falls, N. Y ., and Mu. Maiian Charges Of Blackmail Anti Publicizing A 1,ot tery R e t u r n e cl A g a i n s t Officials OTTAWA, O., Mar 10 (/Pi Sheriff Is Found Guilty In Georgia Civil Rights Case Piccolo of Brooklyn, N. Y. . ► -----— -------------- ---------------- Other new hutnes under con­ busy IbHIary social cnlemlar Is struction are for: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meyer, Greenwood Lake, the “Ulrly-Girly" show which will N. J.| Mr, and Mrs. George Rkln- be presented by the men of the ner, Cleveland, Ohint Mr. afld community on Mar. 17. The ID acts will include n wedding, com­ The gland piiv today mdirlrd Mes. John W. Rice, Syracuse, with "beautiful bride’’ and N. Y .i Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Cros­ plete 'i-luirniing bridesmaid*," bathing •hire n il no d nllirrix of the by, Cranford, N, J .: Mr. and Mrs. suits lb rough the ages, and even Fraternal Hide, nf Eagle* and Seven Negroes Were Fred Volkommer, Valley Stream, vrrv mlvanced fashions, those for one stale o flliri mi rlialg ,, lalig N. Y ,; Mrs. M. Tynan and Miss 2000. T u r n e d O 'er To mg limn puliluiriilg a ltdiriy to Juliette Hontenakels, New York Ueceid events at Hie Hellnrv Cityt Mr. and Mrs. John SrhHap. noinsinn Included a play put on hlackin.nl K K K And Flogged Baker-town, Pn„ and Miss Marian (In- ollitrrr amt thr imlul by the tile* Club under the direeCreel of F'nssalc, N. J. C LA X TO N , Gn., Mar. 10. — Huii of He«« I'aitersmi on Wash, ... ......... ic r o . | ih ,-in During the past few weeks, Mr. 1,1*1 — A foimir* newspaper edit­ Matthew I llinwi, ,,f 'spimgand Mrs! Norman P. Gould of Phil- ington's lllrtbdav, and n card partor said loil.it lie lirrd a shot smorgasbord supper on Vnlclisdelnhla, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Inst night at .Ku .Mux lllie's Day Itegolai meetIllgs in­ held, 1 ), adiiiim* tia lllr din t lot . . , Kl.iusinrti , . ,. tlcMahon and l-Tdward J, Henry ol tile gland line, llu rr nidli clude HuSaturday niglil dance aHeuiptliu* to intimidate him of Long Island have moved Into f-r editor'll* deiionnrlng them. which is open to members, and the Ull'lll* ih iigniK pnblli iruiK a lot their new homes. Killtor Mlllon Meckel man of Ihe tile,- Club which hold* Illl'ClIUg* lery and one mill, troeiil i h.ligMr. and Mrs. H. B. Hughes of weekit l i i iloti Kill uprise open­ dint practice every Wedne-dai Bellows Falls, Vs„ have purchased .ng .inline no dolling hl.ukioail. ed (lie *1 a caravan of m is evening. the Bonny Lodge Cabins from Mr. driven acios* hi* lawn tlirir luiepb K i’lhui ol Spimglirld. Hnlldoteis and road -crapersml Mrs. Borneo Pagllsro, and horns bios me Ibe* writ- occu­ ( I . itJlr I a siru le la i, lime have started work nu additions k,T ' "* opeiaiuin couslantlv in pied hv lubeil Klaimnirn. lie said (-(lending m inipioving new roads to their residence and to Hie fill ooili ImrNI* 1 1,.,igiiig poldiiirmg To nidn to piotrel an self, New r»ad- on- now beiiit- edemled Ing station a loll, ir I figured ll was best In fiir a -oiitiiwaid t'onxtuclinu iraiod VV. Homer Smith, tax assessor shot,” lie, k. i m in lelalrit The Price* for bomea an* moderate |t,«r |>lt \ l •oiiilriliuo id v<l for Volusia county, attended the cars i|iiii'l>ii departed recent meeting of the Property The five room home of Mr and M.IIV*. O , llrpolv gland wiolllV Owners Association, explained the Mr? Saiilillo, for example, eost ROME. In Mai IH i IT A Homesread Exemption Law and Ifi.itOll, exclusive of llie lot. Ijeorpe I>iemlrnt .tod ( Him dipotv mdi Waifurr, eonlraclur, i* liiiildiug tor id the l.tg lc . time mdlcl- Grlilgia |im l.i*l iilgl'l ," ii’ ii led pnawered questions. Bill O'Hare, director of the De­ three oilier lioine? in iln- uclnily a slieiltt and Ins depoli oi tie out ihaiging bUi Imiail, nary Recreation Committee, Is mi. Plantation Drive. The Santillo nienls directing Ihe extension of the rec­ borne le of concrete block celi'-tioc I one cliaignig puhlu If mg I Inlleil pilVIiig sri i'll iXegioe. ol llirn , , i IVll i'clit« l-V Iill II iIi e lllem ovel reation area near the swimming linn mol bin. a screened porch tie- I . *’,,r loin V '* pool. A horse*hoe pitching court tween Hie car poite and Hie b,.u*„ ',1' l,,lt»l ’ late i inpoiatloll not to a kn kin* Ni.m mob loi lloew and equimnent is being added. proper. All the floor apt!.... Hie Plrnic tables are to In- u cd In con­ home in covered with asphalt lib- | llirm rd to do Im-mets m Ohio, i tug junction with the barbecue pit I'aliinela, -ink, alove are included] ltnriu-ll II liold-lein of PurlEty lit nlliri wllllr dr trml.llll* which is planned for the near fu­ in the purchase price. Kaclibmne laud. Ore , grand aerie legal adture. lias modern plumbing ami it min vlser, one Imliclmeiil ciiarginir were Irreil. The neat went coming up on the deep well. doing business n* an agent ol an 11.1.1,- , , wtnt v .S1i«-r111 |i,lm \V ^owl of siale eorjiioatum mil iicens l.vnrli anil Depot* William lin t c,l lo do hnsim-- in i Him line weir wt|Ulllr<l oil two . Ill I ***** I be count* grand ini y icluiiiid the Imliclmeiil -cc ic ilj, I'ln-y ot a liner point invJi. lux til gen weri' made public to,hi) when rial c-uiipiiaiy ami inliiimlatmn III,- foul I.ogles officci l u|ipeareil ill Mil M-iimr Clay m Pul mini count v common plea* ll w.iv ihe Clay liomr at coin I lo ucce)il service ol Hu- limllnokri, C,a.. lltal lln* sevril Nebllln. 11,-lulls uf llie Indlclllielite well girtn weir *ei/eil hv kn klusei* lint disclosed Immediali'ly. ’ p . AUortmy UnHIdslein, speaking la*! Apr, 2 v r»-imiitn ’ mirth e lhal for all four msn. s-ked foi u - Tlir (C.aHeaeC *1* ra a * Fearl (,r M1Vfll Evncii ami llarlliur Mur* Schools C lose Madsen Faints Friday 2:00 P. M. For 2nd Time For County Fair In Murder Case 11 RF Frank Twelve Promoted As Sanford Guard Meets itt Armory A number of men w a iv e d promotlona In rank at Ihe drill Iasi night of Co, 1, lM lh Infantry. Florida National Ouatrd at the Ranford Armory, I.Uut. John Rauls announced today. Rgt. Cecil R. Jones was promoted to be sergeant first elaaa, grade K-6; Old. William M. Dean to rank of sergeant, grade R*ft Threa privates first class wars promoted to rank nf corporal, arade K-4i Pfe Porter H. U n sln ir I II, Pfc. Donald R. Myars and Ffr. Edison A. Myers. Private Alfred E . Harper was promoted to rank nf private first class, grads E-fl. '« recruits reeslved the rating of nrlvate E-8i William R. Flowars, Joe A. Hauser, A l m f , ’ Hit tell, J r , Thomas J. Jsnklaa, John F. McTeer. Joe It, Mu h and Joseph.) y Wall of Cspt. David M. Oatehei will command the 00 mag and .four officers who will pottMpate in firing practice In lattar May and early Juna at Cai members of H it. 1 Company I will < mesa, >i The first hour o was devoted to (nsl Sgt. Joe Warner I tesv and drill, ond hour Instruct! aim /b y t t f t . 1 QuHImnn' New 'ifnrk Ben lit Be* irig Triuri Fnt Countv Health Unit For Fund Tncrean* tier O f A r m v S i t o n s r FRANKFURT. iirfin.my, M»u On lecnnunrnation of llie tin* lets, ihe Cnuniy School Hoard 10—'(/I*) Btllliettr Yirtte Mad yrilerdav authoii/ed principal* to «etl fried "I u n i -land it” and tlaie irlmali ai 2: 0H o’cltirk I n liirtl cnllapird iluiinv hr, h id day afternoon, Mar. 24, ill uidn ini muiilri today ll ‘wai the lecoiul luiir the 22 lltal Irarher* and pupil* ntav al lend the Seminole County Fan year old Hionklyn lir.iulv bioki uponioteii hy the American Legion 'down ill i|,r iiimlinoMi m wlmli 1/ U / L ll 1111 ' l |r * ,v ll Hglll* i o il’ ll Him i’ Seniui Senator Says Ad lesoji H u ii g 1e d When I le Suspended K’cd's Pr ison 'Perm I. U ii: - i f i ’f'KHS, Mar. 10. — I-Pi S. rrrlm j I,corral TrygvO l.ic said ludat V.ileotin A. Gubilcltw. cointctnl tfussiau spy, is still on tiw ) luted Nations pa * r ,,|| .it fti.iMlil i tear. Gu* blfi tiet, , Sol let rngineer, has been su-uemled (ruin Ids duties as a I N cIIIpImre since hla niresi te .,1 ago nilh ex-gov* ernmeol i-ul loiliib t'oplon. Ida lolil bis weekit news eoofeienrg i <hal liobiiiliet's vi aius in tha t-.N ,en..,o,s hanged trendii>K ili't'tniiin jin tO *hi'iht'r h«- Mill i f I ui ii tu Ituftnir. I.i# ilFt tinFil tu k*tiinin«nl on I llr rmirP* .eidicAm i.u bite tier’s s e lilrli, r M Ib lliM , I *»N liar III — ■ -■ Ft Sen itoi llr.Mabon CDi min i *aid hr was "shocked" al wh»l Ii,- trail HmI ii * iii the full rmifpvsioo ot Hie liiiiish sclenlist dmticted <i| giving utontic* hydrogen -ritets Hi Ifussin Me* Malum I* chairimiiii of the Sen­ ate-House Atomic l o n g , fomoilllee whose uiemliers gul (heir Hist look al Ihe full confession. Hr ilr,Hie,I l,, tlis, lo*r aov de* Inil* W A M lIN l.h >N. Mai. It) -</p) iicnalm Wbniv ( R - N r li) crilu i/eil S c iri.m ot Stale Ache* ■>o imtav i.u >r, iiuiiip-mluig that \ ilei loe \ t ,1,loli.I i i t R u iilsii I oil’ ll |e.I I , •|,V lie guru, a lllpi Oilnl -.iil.ii..' in,| srlll ilom lln- iiniull* . ' S c ’ irt.u v liunglmg, o| ,,, . . . . .. lb, Htete lllgbwuv Patrol Ibp Triplets Born To Fisherman’.i Wile sessions. Prises will ha awarded, ■ad surprises will ha given Ihst "EM .SV f ilin ’ * K lL L R D IN F I R E llLN T O N , I1L, Mar. 10. Fire destroyed the 78-rooi ton Hotel en Benton's square sariy today, taklni tu lo n tm u r Ir u ln , ipy a* S n rrta ry .ini in i ita lrn ie n l. ” 11 tiicir tv.ii any inrnl in Rut* •ia s ilaiio llial (iiihili hr* *vat illlimllir limn pio-rciilion, Mr. iliiirk uni lln- niiy di'liln-ruteii nearly I" Mi ........ )(lil,tHl <lllwll „ . s Jiatris-I eou.l i„.r„r,. muimgbi last night Jiliigr 11impel d clllied a inn null In-1 llerenibi'i when a I'l'evi ,,, on. ws- Oliuble lo agree ol, llie laic of the 10 men i'ln Negioet four of them I.oiuet ■civleeincn wcic forced iii ' o ear al flic I'lnv Imllic ami eaiiicd >1 Imrt distance to ■ » . loll, it Vllld wlli-lc tile* well , M,v,,tl.|y , -e udlmtled that l.vu i ..... .............. demit.es ............. Ii « a t l u u > a H a C s ( > — K I l S- O Ifaiiitall ToIhIh i.7.r» Illi'llt'N i'lllH Wt't'li Kainfnll iluriug Hie week tms loluiled I Vh, or more than tlireo time* Hint of till- first two month-. of Hie ycui, K. J. Mmigbtmi. .Ii wcntheniian, .reported Hi Is nmri lug. Citrus growers especially w -I voim-il tin- showers which came Monday lite r a prolonged dry spell During January, only .11 of no inch of rain was recorded, ami during February, 43 inch, a to­ tal of little more Ilian one half Inch. Nornnd rainfall during Jan­ uary, said Mr. Houghton, should have been 2.35 inches nud during February, 2.31 inches, nl total of 4.56 Inches. The deficiency wns ■4.02 inches for Hu- two mouths The heaviest rain prior to Jail, I was mi Christmas day when 3.41 inches nf rain was recorded. Rainfall during the week was 1.02 inches on Monday; .44 inch nil Tucnduv amt .20 Inch, Wed­ nesday The minimum timpern-turv tins morning was 37 degiota in Sanford. t lo I’diin n III|C»H, \t lirxtin nlumltl liitF IrI |f$r l*$\V I tkkr its eodiir i all! kllChi*V I aj I lilt* I l rillr.l Nj h i||* ^TUMli-r i. Uni I mlid; \ t»|iIort« lisimn e*M,|»|tiyr nl tin Im tur h*I'.t11lui-iii lln#, nrn* *i»nvic In i ii* .» Mr u ^«ii Is iin l " I i<>nt|)iMcy I «'ij ill I ii uf i On I' m r ru u f I Lugioit Contitiander Ru(|uuh(k Help Of Wts On Thu Farm l ime- <) G:ill>i** av. commander of Hu Hanford I’m- I fdl, llie \mer* l e a n I i-gioii, asked mrmber' of llie len-iun (In - 11it- t-aim training *‘t“' 1,1 • night to a -u-.t III eel"I> • vbit.il ol produce at Ho- ..ionic Seminole C o u l d * - Kali. Miii 'ii 20 25 Tin- meeting and supper mi* held ill Hu- Future lim ner llulldliig. Flu- Vrleran Cluappointed Ml Cbnih's T I.u" son to livid, tlicii American Legion Fair Com-lull I r e I'osi Adjutant James J Hingis-' liny point ad out I lint Hus year the. Legion i pqirmp-d Fair will tie big­ ger niul better Hum ever. The veterans were unnurrd hy Knriyle llourdiohlcr, commander* decl of Hie post, itint to- would lend them legal aid in preparing Hu- by-laws nud marketing agrosment fur Ihe cooporstiva Hint they are now planning Lennon] It Toy, Florida reprt'>t<nl ii live, the Columbia Hank fur i.’ooperaHvqs, Orlando, "tTeclarod Hint of four southeastern states, Florida In doing the large.-.t iiusi* m-sr with the bank Ttu other dates named ure Heurgiu, North Caroltnu nud Hnulb Carolina. John Pierson, clans instructor, invited till' veterans to ntlend tha supper and meeting tonight at 7:00 o'clock at the Future Farmer Building. He urged that the vet­ erans cooperate In Hie opening next Tuesday of the Auction Mar­ ket at Hie Hanford Htale Fanners Market. ______________________ TAXFJt rO L L K C T K D More iInin 80 percent of tluBominnle ('minty 11140 tax roll was collected during the discount period from Nov I to Feb. 28, Jnhiv !.. Gallowuv, tax collector, announced this morning. Persons who paid taxes during that period lamed $18,518 In dis­ counts, he ravealed. Payments made during March will bp net. On Apr. 1, unpaid real estate and peraonat taxes become ^ J^ jd lC S O N V iLLE, Msr. ^Ht—(# ) delinquent and aub'ect to the penalties provided by law, he said. T O U R IS T PROGRAM Three noted musicians, mtmb m of the Rollins Collage fa* cuHy. will n tartaln the Sanford Tourist Club tomorrow night at Ii0 0 o'clock at the Tourist Gon-> k. i oiposltlon r alisraoon far* a three A l licto n 'l In ih itc licv ol S n ir "-JjkTtJk'v. GUI* Senate,-* THE onatrations, leaal display* at Urn Florida Will have Wing school T l.ilc \i Iicm iii ’ Ipillli! l i n e r e io g lllin i b r im , thr ll iKsian -p* was put to lu a ! Hut lit hilly* i| %Al*| I f j Cub- Free Electric Cooking School To Be held At Sanford Armory the itir i . t ’ i- iv I iii Ihr i r viiiriii r u i lu* un* Vernon h^tiicey tone vrai mpn*on ami >ti.ttnn Held In Orlando On I nlrral Juilvte Il ink Hooper ,1 Hiirhwav Ii a r firt e |,,,,, |,„ , nrw tualpemiimt a mo r* J ........m« iuform.al .br si.nfind I o '•"PsHnunt fh'", '{;;•) leelive bed arreale.l Verimn \V .Stacey, hit and rllll din er, who onwallied Imre after In nutnnmhllc •xtin ii , . i *he li being tiled I ex die ’ In inline inn min nud itamaged llie rear Dt. Frank Quill.ii.xn. dtrerlu, )|({ ()l„ |im|lam, ol a Slmieiiakx-r truck which hint •lopped for the trnffie ilcht on thr Srimrnlc Cuunly llealili Umi. The aitiarlive mutliet ol two French Avenue ot I'liiiteenth ■equetled ihe Board to rnnxiih. childldeii. pair ami wan. Ii’leiied Street slmrtlv aftei I, UII o’clock nrieaiing ils appropnatioti to the |() j() ini|Ml„ OMr<1 j „ ........ yesterday aftnrnonu Slm-ey, headed tmrlb mi Fm icb Uttil lor the fi.cal yea, hegumme , ,,y hf[ „ |0|||fy ....... . r „ Wf| Avenue nl the lime of the a; ",dent in July. C'umheilami. M il, (m liri aiqqilll -wri veil Ilia car quickly .......... I<‘f ’ Thin matter, raid Supl. T. \V min the Market drivewuv, mil Lawton, waa tabled until It is de­ tal, Thru the i lied out ami laud iigaiii on to the Avenue umi was termined how much the State will eil. bended south before anyone could The prosecution ImU resteil allot to the achoois, A l present, Inin, according to pet-mm cm the Slate la withholding 1(1 net shortly before witt. lehttnnuiv stop ployed si Hanford .Slate Farmci* cent of its allocation, and if Hil­ front ali army ImmlwritliiK expert Market, ls not made up, a serious shortage that kirs. Madsen wrote u bit lei Police Chief Roy Ii. William? of school funds Is anticipated. note foond near Imr hu-lmud's mtide tiiTiiligemeUtn lo have Hlnrev In case of a shortage nf fund- hodv. who liven in Orlando, retnrneii here The mde referred to "Ihe rat, for trial In Muniripnl t'mnj. The all Items of budgeted sspenae will he reduced, rather than Increased! the low creature," and said: "Mv .Stmlelinker truck helling* 'i> J. K for Ihe fiscal year, he aaiertrd husband will come home xtid l»'ni Me I ii toil). The Hoard approved the pur- me up, my only defense is lo pmAt 2:11(1 o'clock yrsteidav nfterchase of an additional acre of istid led myself, which Is lo slmut U O IIII, Matthew William , Negro, near the Midway 8choo| for Ne- him." ran Ills autamohlh- into u Ford groe* in order to meet slate The prosecution contend* the seilnn, tha property of Miitliew (CeaWaa c i Ob r a g e U g M l tceatlaaea m* esaae sciabu I ,muck, of Tarpon .Springs, and damaged a fender. Willluim- agreed lo r.ettle out of court for ll|e dam­ ages. Duylotia Reach police have nolifieil Hie local departineiii to lie on (lie lookout for u stolen 1047 lioiek sedanatta of dark green color. The license mini Imr is KW A f«# electric cooking school and appliance exposition will open 2802, neat Tuesday afternoon at 2 :3 0 nMock at the .Sanford Ainmiy umlei the sponsorship of the Florida Power and Light Co., thiougli llw cooperation of local electric eppliince dealers. On Ttwsday aad Wedneidey ihe tchnol will be rundiicieil at 2: 111 ... . — and 8 :0 0 P.M., and on Thurtday afternoon a concluding teuion will JO N E 8 V 1 L L E , La., Mar. JO. — be held at 2 iJ 0 o'clock, i/l*i — A baby a day for three Mrs. Colena Wilhoit, Flu riiL l ‘»wcr and Light Co., home ccuiiuniwt, . uliitciUlIVM dayn — tliui'n Hie wuy the 36-year old wife of a fisher­ will conduct (ho school. Bho h ssF ’ man gave birth to triplets, had much asparlenca in conducting ntfuc Watching tha newcomers gurgle cooking doaiauatratlona and will milk front their bottles today, Dr presant many new Ideas on better N. U, Naall. who delivered the rooking to Samlnole Countv house­ babies over tha three-dav period wives aad visitors. agpssrsd oi M 'j u n t m u "c � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 09, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 09, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 09, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e89e463803953c0f263837e8815ce033.pdf 7ea95057869db12fc8b9d54ea1fcb53d PDF Text Text g r a a r a ,' s M .a a s s « r r — J' •TT rav p o p to do it we must all pay our Conditions Everyone in this community, the churches and civic organizations as well as stores and individuals profits when plenty of money is in circulation and when business is good . . . . we can keep everyone in our town happy and prosperous if we want it th at way. A MONTH OF JUBILEE E .v .ra l year* ago ■ down cronlt* gfthered fnr on. of their confab* about the atata of the world, the itate of the nation, and tha atata of their own home town. “Come to think of It." the Paraon aald, "If .a d i town, Mg and little, would correct Ita own evils, the nation would find It* own affair* In good .liajie. And when all the nation* have Ihclr own evil* cured, tha old wurld wilt hava no trouble at all." -------"And what'* the flrat move for our town Paraon?" aome one aiked. * **• ’ "A month of juhilee," ha aniwerad. "Let’* Hava a month of debt-paying. Let'* dean up old accounta. If noma of u* am too much In arraara to pay In full, tel** pay a* much a* we can. and iftow we are nut dead bout*. "I cm thinking, nerhop* you have gueued," lie went on, of both kind* of debta—tha kind wo pay with raonay and the kind wo pay with aervlca. All of u* afe In debt for klnilnc** shown u«, for good will that haa come our way, for Implratlon when we were low . . . . ” for the old home town and make it a better business center. The town had Ita month of jubilee. It* people nay It workrd wonder*, for not only did It give biuineaa a big lift, but created a new nelghborllnea.1. "Paraon wa* right," one man aaya, "the world could got a lot of good from a month of Jubilee.” Everyone of Us Must Do Our Part. ...W e Must Pay ^ •_ ■ * _ __ si M V VS JV _ V Nothing so cements and holds together all the parts of a society as faith or credit, which can never be kept up unless men are under some force or necessity-of hone^Oypaying what they owe to ope,.another, -—-Cicero This is one o f a series of messages st Credit Bureau of Sanford YOUR REXALL STORE' THRU OUR EFFORTS A CHARGED OFF ACCOUNT MAY HE TURNED INTO CASH FAMILY LOAN CO “CONSOLIDATE THOSE BILLS’* FA$T, CONFIDENTIAL, COURTEOU8 SERVICE' ' . L f h W a .8 8 Room 8, Florida Stata Bldg. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE1 THE JEWELER •■ HOT POINT APPLIANCES IM SANFORD AVE p Sir.alfcXwdMEZStC. . .v ‘w..* .* . , f r» *_____________ ’ t »' , * ,■• ( » . ,' *| “Budget Your Purchases Of Car And Home Needs” 'Mr*Vj. ■;V'!>>£>«*.' 1 i St ' !, . ' 111 a- * 1. *lat fltl* i'.'■ 'w *' .........•" .* k •A. *vAi. ttj*. vYjt*',V n ta u iu N C E •• ■■ — t . -..........! . 'inWr'kf | ;; *v,< .«*• J f c W ,- .. ■ -a ir ' l i t ft, PARK AVI. M l S' 'W '% • INLAND �B M H f H* ' i • • fa UiMy T l w i ’I i t t m i t h — THE . h PnM the WerMj N Ptm m U th« Vrswress of A terlea. T# P r a te * f m | i i W f i r Sanford. ioLtJME 8 H i * AN xxxxi E s ta b lis h e d 1908 F or Hawaii Passe House 261-110 IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D .^ L O h I d a T Victim's Daughter Backs Sander ^ M ANCHESTER. N H., Mar. 7 — (TPl A Harvard suthotily on death bv violence told a "mercy? murder iiirv today dial canetr* ravau'd Mn Abbie Borroto could­ n't ha'e died Itom the an Dr. Mar* maim N. Sander injuiled into hit body H o u s h o l d c r Special Session by a vote of 7 6 H o T T U T * ~ " I ------P f . T Last Friday, the House p s .- r il, I S E ilC C t C Q the Alaska stalrliood bill bv a vole * _ f ei i» uncertain Two v a r* ago. di» Senate Interim Comintllee allowed a Hnu»e*|i«ued Hawaiian Male -VAlaaka bill ha* nevet before been cnniidered in the Senate. Only a few Hmur Tttentirei* op­ posed Hawaiian lUtelioml during debate. The Home Labor Cummillee re fuied In approve leder.il aid for pamthial or private ichnnl pur (Camttaae* Oa T*t«l vEd. F Carraway O ffers Candidacy For County Board a t e N EW SPA PER TU ESD A Y M AH. A sso c ia te d P r e s s L e a se d W ire “ J i'fv JlawliC> Tlll<4' C .is B u n k e r P ii Ih Ilia Knot D ow n n ^tH z " 8 ■“ ----- J I I 6 £1(1 I L , , n , l ’T* — I n , h rtily lr I Im film l'lr i. V n || n J M.tnloril pfttniu-v ,1ml icl'M il nf WoiId W-li II, w.,t r|n In] i iim mender nf (he Seufiml I’nst N.. "»l. the Amemen Legion lest night tn succeed Jeiur, Q, "Slim" Gel Inway, who had declined In tun egatn. fhe Legion llui w*» isuuned lo rapsuly, anil the immtnatinn and elertlrui w si lively and spirit rd Mi. I Inudinldet lei rived I ) votes to ^0 Mreived liy John Saul*, who had asked not lo he nominated. John Senkartk was tlecled secund vice-commander receiving 18 voles lo J l ta il for opponent Denver Cordell. Cither offlrera elertr-l were James (lent,in seennd vbe-iomtiisiutcr. Hilbert \V Jionnh. i^ rlei'ted as (llinuca nffkoi. i .iplnlli C htI o T, Loiicke hs I'ual nlatuiiau, Kurl G. Smlei Ilium ** aorgcmii hi arms ami FH Monfnrtuu h. .Imo Inin lb M-Himid W. Lapfi. pa *I ili* iniilmeul I'omnismliT of liu< l.rglon 111 llllimia, iintlooal s-suculivr <.>ni inittcniiiali, mill fislssit* ilopai'noml nrljistMiil nf lllimils, Hooke briefly lo the group. “Thl* la n lypb'Hl Legion meeting," he declared, 'and '•si'W* the good spliit of I be .^Acrlcan way of life." Ila termed tile Legion Ihe must useful organi­ sation In tha history of mankind, and warned against the llnovei proposal*. "Don't let them destroy what yon fought for," lie stilted. With Dr- Ksper was Carl A I'fcffei of New Berlin. III., past district division commander In Ill­ inois. A dance at the Legion Hut wilt he iielil on the evening nf Mar. 18. it was afuiounced by Adjutant Jin, Singletary, who polfi pointed out tlial tha floor of tha Hut had been re finished. Mus*.’, he said, will he furnished by Leglunnalies from DeHnvy. Among the DeHary vlatlora were Francis Spisak, Joe W. Rrennei, Heroard J. Savage end J. T. Dun- IAI I A IIA S S U , M „ / ,/)* i i' i n ' " i ' i i i hr..d o| I In,id* i o l.... I tod.,v •i^yr »lr*l iimilltrt ipn m I ir• i «i |an nmiirv ,4* ihr cahmet liesid ,e,, 0 ,ls dial .he isle. , , I / las levied latl >'*i w-m t g*i riiioigl M I I ioiim , I* Hailev. Slat* lo.ol " ' Mn|pn*lrnl, »AifI ' lc l*a fir» (Hrm fn 1t- t r- T n ‘ id nun, IV Ie t \i,, G i v e Russia 7 %ivI \ 'ilrnlmp 11ifHi♦1Hr\ fBr S A. n r tp I..,,,, i • uihi ' ” i XV ol o n 1{H1,1' * , ’<ii »iff mpl-d -* pk>n,Tge A 1. ■!-’ ,1 t 01’Jft 11" V nl in men 1.1ft -1. — it n •nf- 1 ibr.l rbe lor run ) ■f ’.ir *-•Mf #1iH'I n r rml ihr I'M. 1 ,. 11 It-i 1 <t*<i*n mrl irricllv IM ^ ■ . n.k , ” 1 til1tfl-,1 lci ,pv for i ___ Ilia* amount. !i • *«iH. »x* only lia'Jtoti ->| the 700 to 100 tea trn’nrrd to -nil • I Ide. how* ih , ini*'mm d "oh dmiii J res ,,l , ' When * patient dies easily. Dr. I oo| rnnlmu**, death from olhft fihau s u l csii»*»’ iv ,ndlc *ted. IV g , Vdlerl hv all in fh*it i . iih hid violent onvidsmns, I" »mH. or rh*n i,r* illon'.' isl* ,o** rspidly. Manifestation* o twitching *nch a* proaeciition witness roln nftf|- Dr Sutiftf^ lri»fr 1 Hypodermic iirnllf* Ho t i i 1 ,"Tr J' 1 “ “l I death Many time* afler drath, |)r. Ford *aid, body cell* ditcharg* ’ Inr clfrtrii impui*es may causa twirHirn: gasps fhe noted |iatholngi*t* told o f, | ); tffil.4 intHraHni; 2(10 lo HOG fra of .f P n ir Vcn*k A n d I ' 1r ' 11 e 11 \ |t» ItfH i i l-ui urged Io increase -o ir*M * n - r o n He* 8 Of L e g i o n P o s t Funds For Schools O tlie r O f f ic e r s C l i o - 1 B.-iilry In sists S.tlrs sen A t M cctiiiR O l | T a x l.e v v W ill Not P o st L n s t N in In U c F n o it c h Bnt V p ;m If n lr l ; In N«mv i •»'' f'' bait) Ford, head *>1 the I Medi, al School's Depart* A f t ll TIITirVlHO that Hr Hermann Samlrr h i-d everythin! i.. » her mother'* *ufTsrlnj and pain. Kllie Pmi ito, 19, lenve* M.-- ■+<’ I menl >ri I *|?|| Mf-lirme. luuthfd N H . nowMinus#, ari'ompanlad tv h*i f*ih*' H-imald t>r e; » t«? ■ tvi'.lc the vt.ile', t munition that on trial lor the marry slaying" ol Mrs Alible B urnto ( l»tr'•itii””>'il i 10 i nine centimeter, ,,| air killed hei. . b,n u , K « stile. Pasiagr «a» »' Senate •* •”action 146 on the Iwo ineanii 1980 r a W ASH IN GTON , Mar. 7. — UP) — In in angry BanaU scene. Senator Enilland (D-Mlas.) arHM d Senator Lehman (D-Mh. _N T ) today of “ untruthful" W statement# and "unethical conf w l." Kafora Lehman could art to a ward, Senator Naalr (It W. Va.) leaned up to aar that Eastland, In affect, had railed Lahman a "liar." Naalr raid Sonata rule* forbid Imputing to another senator and rnnduri unworthy of a senator. Ila de­ manded that Eastland be re­ quited la taka his seat. </l’> 7, e SandertHdn’t^C0p|0n And Gubitchev Are M il r a t i t m * p | ■ «i Says Witness t O U IlH L i U l l t y lonage H a r v a r d D o c t o r C la im ^ 40 C .C .s O f A i r Not C a p a b le O f K illin g A n y H u m a n B e in g WASHINGTON. Mar. 7 t Partly cloudy through Wedneadsx. «l|h local showers mostly In ♦onth and retmal portions. 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I,,t I I I - H ...........I I mn I • ..nTleneit Ito I’-a* 11,1 I, .I.. Il, ,l I ,1........... .il I It P d m ,. I , m i n i , I n , n , , I v *n 11* 1 '" I I'm pinp.’.e i + Weaver Explains Kravchenko Says Cluirrhill Offers m I Pension Plans To Compromise With ”al, ... r,. . In I[fitted Slates , , 1 /t Local Lions Hub Labor tioveiimcnt „ , , „ v i,lO ,.w tV.VollIV N . M*. Virtoi h’ la 'ilo I | ,i m i 11 rrl I l l o l l T n flint 1’*i* I )i* ■*n ......’’ " * •** « nU .............................................................. ^ H - . i k N „ , W r , k n i , | - : rAi«f ifir money.” Dr r,oni P/iril said he wn* wna haaln^ haalnv W o i l f l G n v r f r i f I l f M ! 1 w‘i**»ien, .umI m f * will H.ito aBoul rai«e Hie money. vli., i*«r vpyli g Li l 1 1 a .t 1 thin estimate on fltidlnira that He i|mkr head* il the {inm<tmnp4 „ • tmml ■K#i 1 Kiavctieiikn was in tin- wit,,--.* The ‘senate Finance f onomll Ed Y. Carraway, SR. wpst aide •wo stale utuvetilliet srled dial hair of the H*„l*e no An,oil- 111 " now holding healing, .-n .. grower fee Die pa»l 43 year*, I >IO.OfK) ..I I uiii I. wdlihrtd finni id, 1, ,* qualified Friday to run for the .......... that would esteml the Ar,,vMi” llieir insliliitmn* before the sale* , . _ diKging into stoilss nf ,errel do offlca of County Commlialoner In h-nefits nf Uncial Secuipv lo *11 romenlt and alomlc iiialvilals go­ District No. e which embrace* wait tai w»» levied now he released tn K e 0 O rt ( liv e n A t femuneialiv* nccupalinns I ’ ,,tl K ing in Uossla during Ilia wai Sanford, Lake Monroe and Paola. liter! euietgf 111 ici aiiimg Irom tin n j • • . llafsritng to the cimvlcllon of. Jlr'eave.. .Hitrtio; nf }h* fhlsmto Andr*w spgcted by heavy rmollment K e ( l U m S S J V le e t nffi, e of il,* Social ii'in u v Ad fti Kitts Kttchs, a lop It,'Ittsli ('otn|d roller C, M G hv ami sri-ntut, a* a apv win, g* Ha will cnqtpata with two can* The financial report nf tit* him,'*Ii ,*i-,n o, f hl.todii. ,nld mend, a I emir secret * to llie tiossiau*. Mudget. Direstor Homer Ui«li»ot flldalb In the May S primary elec­ iioth said it would he necessary to fooibiol* I ’ouniv Chapter, Am»ii eis nf the Linns (Tub C>dsv 1 him clienko sold: tion -|l.i F ■ " McClelland, Incumbent, eseni level '.’"I 'Bid ' I'M*, was submit ted hold the line at the present i|t, i "‘I'he Fueh« case m hiiglamt i* .V. flngnn. l| . pornled coil ,li*l ihr Know f till percent reles of 1gglalu- r tfillsv olytil nl it meeting ni lh>- _i n imIv n a preiuue prelude i„ tn mo. min „t, wm, whi, o li » u, , * i , muy >■ Mfci,Carraway d • c l a r a d thin .ipptii,*d * (j(| ,|(| )lllt )11lt know innm and whlcli I* still iv<- Hppropriatluns. ‘ our I Mouse and revnalrd Ilia' . . ‘ ’ 1i.i. ’*' ''Pl’TU'ed morning that he I.* entering the 1 mo,pin,II,-s liny .nid sale* ta* finni March I. t!Mli tiiruugh l eli '*eii,l,iv lull ,n-i pi**>i. Ir>, |li,t d |(, rmiie regarding the -nope >.i rac*, because he helleves thnt h" leceipt* nf only |ii,G2tl,UI>0 in Jan "a. loti,l espnndituies weir fl. the 'senate passe, its hill tmlh Soviet eaplnnage in Anu-mii mid esu!effectivdy servo the Coiinlv. oniv were tisslf a million sliort of *v| *t,d loliil receipt* weir J 7 ,;.. especially In mnttera pertaining to K>.nj|i- will Im ,' lio n i niiiiiiillrr. . , , o lull lie »s|iected and had mad,, ■Judge tloiigias Slrnsliom p,*.i , , .... ,(•■ii lit tlmt many *>••*-•* »mr.! i 4‘* 1 farm and road drainage, and road " • " I'l l» oidn I.. ,,, , .lot’l,' loll (,,vll(l aged" loin "vei v miicli iliacomagud" .1 * repair and construction. il+ont tile financial nutlook. f*f Ik . ex|i-M<llluies. 11.01'’ Ini’*,’ii' i»n, iiioiMi liovo+i ol K i avrhrilkn salil that *(,yli,|K 1* . j Ha Is married and live* on NurI ho iiinlKet Commlsalon based ',,•,+( for ill***(,’■ r-lh f; 8J74 (,<• tHfi. wotilil l„- is i.i I •„ ^*.... I l|f.o il iimII s b i S II* i •>** *•* > 'r cli»u» Avenue ln> west Sanford (la a tla a .4 In f t l * lis t loan-, atoI grant* to icrvlr* mo* mouth At |i,,',ciit. a " •„k*', — -where his 10 sere vegetable farm • » ,ci vlceioeu ami tliclr tniulhe. getting ,,ay of tL'MO a liioolh. who / \ i | s s n i | |i|r L i|’ Is located, fie Is a member of thn lliiiiip jiPrvtff1 ii| ip m Hiiii nniiiH" 1 bw*f ivofl;ft| the *'"iimM* Mihm, ■ D I U w / U l H j f l l l l j ^ * First Methodist Church and In •■il In *597, •fbnlnW trfltlv* mkppi sr m !’»* '»'*»' •»* H * • V f \ I« « « p I T l i R i r l IT various organliatlona Including the Mtrluthnki Ut*’Li flUhinri pHrip* numt H on *tf», !>•* wt•«tor| \ ) I J I e C i V T i l l I d T American Legion. V.F.W ., The Ma_ ctiih w*n MHO- SnlfirlrN U'ei** P ^ totnl cif dHoiif atg nod oimdiittf 4 * VV ■ sonlr l odge, tha Klks, Ihe W.O.W., and tha Semlnnla County Farm G f M llim t P n llf lt r o Th" -''"'ho Red ......... pin rear* ..f ..... I '» u«>ee.*arv I ” A 1 ( 1 1 B jBT M U I T I c l I H 1 iir g r il |e|nm in ^i'Hfinlfk rrcrfvrd $^9, mol hihf** h l^’i vin f(t| lipucfil t ” Bureau. . f l ’L’ waa exnenildl on the sewing l,e »latei), . . .. ... ... .. During World War I, Mr. C arra­ .'I', I 1m way sarvad with Co. B, 149th In T A L L A IIA H E E , Mar. 7 — (flh t'"'Btam The |U4!t fluid nit" l" "<|'"K law*. ,,ro, e „l„ g , ....i MoIm V onioh,,. vantifg ' fantry, 98th Division, in France, - Dr. George W. Gore, Jr., of 0 >i«M coat 1lltt. The „*tn.„<' wet* Is s* -ill... fill! m i l l ,, . , „ ” |J|,oKt,..................... wand during the laet nine, months d l .................... Nashville. Tenn.. today was ap* *h»te of HUP campaign receipt, 'v-mhl hr■eligible fn, c »1 Seem. .* ' ‘ ’ .f u * o f oversee* jervtra guarded Gerpointed I'resldeitl of Flo rid , A. * - „ * »t.8 ia 'v « " 7 -' 1)' 7,^-1-? philwntVit ami M. College for Negroeshero. Me receipt* Included ««.i«r nre.eut. Mo.Ida u Ihe o„lv s t a l e ' ' *’n" jn a nitotl prisvnere The appointment was an- ........ 'he I 1MW fund drive; $tRtt <■ > that ro-’era h worker* with I ts l i t * | ' t x v f t l '«, " ' v’ 1 * - M u ! announced hv Chairman Frank h a -I Match t, »1W eon! r Unite’, on employment in turanee, he ,tal pmatlnn, known ** tin- t ■ M K c n d A H V oted B y ■ ■1 M" I ' . t l n . ” 1,1. 1 r , m l lUrr'U of th© Hoard of C o n h fllH - ‘it*- NnHontl R#d JM tin Company Fund, w ,, -uui'Mim following a closed meeting with r ''* '" " ’o' He,l r . .* rhe average Social heu .inv nl yeatsrday by H m iv I ml M. 1 a l ' ta CTelock T o d a y ♦ 1m m l«i M * . r f r t r p < l il'h the Cabinet Board of Education, .......lime .1 hrougli* It'JR end Hon" htimfit U 127 pet otoutli, hi *1 ,l flM i.t t I ' f f lit if piesillent of til# faunlv nwn* * ' • *t 1 .T which must confirm the action. Si ivh • lepsvinvnt* verc !t H ed, and there all' .t,tl M.tKIO peiaonv . -a♦1r7 •................. 1 t i l l f i l It M t.n l Sanford voters ‘ lurried out In mnlm firm. 1 I I IK NS, Mar 7 r.Pi Late Dr. Gore has been dean of Mini v*l- ..f <h*pte, supplies hiuiigh- +v|,., are receiving pnvmei.t*. m ' lire, Mm pi'” mil* up main gnv Foul did not divilg,- 'In* » good npmbtrs this morning and <h mtniiH from Hie nation'* Mllll’ ' 1 mhll let , <vt•■ > w n iilil i,ll college and director of the gradu I I I ''hi'Hng widow* and children A on,mil of money whli l> Hi,’ ' early, afternoon to vota on tho I I'l.nmi iiildler* gave the Cnu.rrv ate division of thn Agricultural Mali’dm MaeNelll, d l s a a l - pnrw.11 -nvererll.y Social Smut 1ly pulatlnjl. rhatterrd nit In Mich t ml*,- I t n I ” dtn|, l),e (| <11it In , itadlufn rertrendum and by 2:00 " 1” i n,I. ml, . i ..iniii ’i’. ii"'* Populist iftovallstl party s ami........................... industrial College of Nash* ..lalitnao, re’uirled on three ,ti* win, retire, at 'if, tony not only igiiii law, would bail’ll,' f.ut In “HVi •" kn'cWk B^B had raat thalr ballots 11sio 1 ,’*•'■» tak"ti care of dtiiins receive the retliemenl aiimiHv. *11ItI that contribution, n ii i ni>' lead t«ds\ In the Greek villa for the pest 20 yeora. |at tK . City Halt. , wuitl'l '’• " I'hlhlicn come tlUVI Field riBHI announced (SlHiMUS.vs... that ...w. -If the I II” ........ . l.in p a.,,”l |HI liameiitai'v eltitlnli He succeeds Dr. William H. the pa*! month. In Altamonte j hit! alsohi* wife and Voting appeared* to b« much f *Joel "principally” fimn *h» Athletic Stadium la ap­ Gray, Jr., who rnlgnod oa A. Soring* *1 IS 74 was spent on t< under 1» year* of age, all hared Ft,n| Company. h . Tim i,t I'm llainept pimdde. The Pupullst*, hritdvd hy Deputv Po q ilttar, horever'. than during the Sanford it ..niinneit on t'eae tn .n I'l-mlei ,<u.| Foreign Mlnl*ter Con r*c*nt franchise rafcramlum. and proved, he would contact Elton and M. Collage president lost pair* for a house. About »2T* ni, Ihe one record nf wage* esinc’l The fund's nuiptxv, It- *»itl ■' intln T tsldail*. had expected an fewtr parsons ware to ba seen Moughtnh. architect, In regard to veer during an Invaitlgetlon of was spent for furniture, silver. If a widow retnartlt’*, *1"* I* dl* • will lie the allsviiillni, >>f waul qualified from lecelvlng futuie ((nattaas* O* Pea* l i l t IfIV T f l A r l f l m m ' v Vlrturv In Sunday'* ,’lt‘i'tion. near the City Halt lo discuss the the design of a Legion memorial mismanagement and morel mis­ »u,l hitman suffering *"'1 thIln a lla a -S tin r a s * T a i l plaque to be placed at a ‘ tadlum conduct at the Initltutlon. ... . . ,,, H"t the *urpitslng i*ce by fhe Issues. loltermnnt of mankind" I ' j i l ' l l t I r H f l l l t m ( I«4.-4 V 4 newlv-organiieii leftist Nations] entrance. This deelgnwlll b" f ,r*1 H. Manning Effnaon haa been Polls opened at 7:00 o'eloeh thU Il will make muttIhiitlnp, "In i P s s i u s i i oa N e * I'mgrssslve Union kept the Popu* h -ervlng es acting prealdant since morning and will elara at 7:90 Mw fields of cliatitv, , dui ati/in [ - . . , . . 1 If Toy. Oilandn. the l'«t» In *scmid place until more Gray's resignation. o'clock In. tho cvanlng. Officials public and privsln health Hill lln..,)., ,..p ,”*eut*tii.'e nf M,, Cm 1•t'iit 80 per cent iif ihe ,’ofes had Tne Board of Control haa been tn eharga of ths rnttnf in tha A u c tT o lT M a r k e t T o linipllalltHtloi), civil 'tinI < on hi,pi,j,, Itmik fn, f 'nnpei alive*, will '111"II cOUPtedInterviewing candidate! for tha City Commission Room Includa Growers who desire to make 111tinit v ilevelopmenl." lie »<tlri O p en O n With rump nf the ,lx piajnr pal* A Hark grepo Plymouth, the position for the poet several their farm* eligible for partlrlp* th,- nnnliei* nf the Vet d ill, — FJovd Palmar. Raymond Lundqulat, "Il Is out ohaei vatimi," he months. ii the Karp, Training lie* obtaining anything , lime to a tlon In the I960 Agricultural Con property of Chester Million, AIM1, inntlnued, (j^fonolm^MacNalll and M ri. Ralph " I 11 S I ttsditiniinl ,i* m Following Grey's reelRtiatlon servation Program, are required In Magnolia Avenue, which wa* iv- aniim-a of financial mppoit ” l i Ian ”f tlx I aw, and Marketing clear nialnrity. politician* already 0 . B. Hogan, assistant director Cnnperatlvrs," Were speculating nu 'iiean* of and up utt* of State Markets, Is due In arrive last summer, State Senator Bry­ *1*11 Fnrm 201 prior lo Mnrrh Ifi ported by Dan Elrainard to have pilvat), Institution* npi’ralliiir in dgleernent, for During tha morning a Ihuivdav night at 7 ,|U n'elnrl , patching up another coalition gov­ til 1S:M P.M. a tout of' 878 vota* at the Sanford State Farm er1* an Patton of Apalachicola, in a C. R. Dawson, county agent and been atolen .Hnndav evening from theto fields are tending l" dl*rtp on tha House floor secretarv of the Seminole County where It had heen parked by tho pear. tulloulng * I'nvernd dlvh slipper ernment— t he IJth .luce the end Market tbla week end to confer speech had boon eaat. I du, i’tei*iin, Irixttili’tnr, all ol World War Two. with Manager Sandy Anderson charged him with m lm anaga- Production end Marketing Admin Han Lanta Apertmnnti, was found "We Hn not like Gie non*e Return* from 3,271 oul . of 1,000 about (he opening of the new auc- ment, disloyalty and morel tms- Intrallnn, announced today. I hv police parked on Mallonvlih* .piepres f- ■1 M IN N D 1KORDRRS Inherent In 'lie alter nnlllired l"d«V. . rnnduct. l ea l( I relief, win, i epi cenled | |ite< Inula «, ,e|ioili'il hy .lie mm rt)TT SvII,LR ,' Pa., Mar. 7. — tten market. * If the farm as operated In IHR11 Avenue between First end Second native facing such private In • Investigations of the Institution docs not contain the same lend Streets at about H:80 o'clock last (.titutlona— that of having In III* Chsnit.ei of Couiuiei, e a* man l'l* r nf ihe Interior; OP) - r Four ralnsrs -#Pn Itldnapad The date for tha opening of the turn lo government for much- ufer ■ger nfnf the 'lir Henilnnl* Hemiiinle ('minlv Cnunlv Kx Kx i , I opuJIit* - , 249,BOR auction market has been tenta­ have been made by two Loon es that formerly operated, It will night. Mhll Hi 1lie Oiliimin Fail, will t»l) National Prngresidve Union 239,George Thurston, local grower, needed financial aid. tively set for Mar. 14 at 8:80 P.M., County gTand Juries, and a third he necesiery to cell at the Cauntv la now underway. However, no Office as early as possible and nm after having read that tha car Kailvle Him* R47 a baad «T man, Rap llmmermaa. Mr. Anderson said today. "In our opinion, thl* *liusiln„ about lln- exhibit holder will tall vi-lxran* of by Liberals 227^026 The prod are firm of Whelehel report on the Inquiry has boon later then March tS In order to waa stolen, saw the Plymouth and place* 8* rt tha an an Increasing regional Republican Front fextreme left) and Ponder recently added a new med«? by any of tha Jarlea. furnish Information needed to ef reported hla discovery to the Idllty upon Amsrtcan businesses law* Mr. aii’l Mrs George Steele and 149,888 ■ai told a raportot tk * dtiordara room to Ha office sto tana care of Whan ha resigned. Gray denied feet a reconstitution nf the farm Police Department. Captain Roy In their rota of industrial citi • ■ " Social Democrat. 110.959 tha unofficial eharga against him. 011 ths county office records. THIIs end Patrolman Sparka check' leu*." '»t«n»ried med from a dfaputt over the its rtp ld l? Increasing hnsfnes*. Mr. and Mr* ~ Robert Hunter will Independent Political Front (ex­ , A n«at little haaabtgger and aoft Ha left Taliahaaaaa shortly after­ ed tha abandoned automobile end Contributions made hy tha have charge of the supper at the treme rtglri 96,08.) found that It wee tho one they fund, Ford said, will he "to or­ Future F*rni*r RuUdlng. drink aUnd with ohimlnum es* wards and Is reported to bq M U T U A L A ID The remainder of the 1.117,582 tart or aiding waa recently erected manager-editor of the PktUdaD ganisations operating nxcluslvely W ASH IN GTON , Mar. 7. — t*5' were seeking. ((’•atlas** On rag* Sis) near the Aartlon Market by Frank phla Afro-American WANTS TO DIF. — John L. Lewis today propoied tor charitable, scientific, literary * W A S ^ S r o S f l t e ^ i f f P t - - Ceraaoll and la now open for bual* NEW VORK, Mai l - (/Pi ... W ONT EA T “ mutual eld pact” between th* or educational purpose*." H OODED R O B B ER F R A W F T IR T , G.rmany. M-ir Govarnmant offletaU today lookad He will *»r«* s* president nf \ \ f » £ ,v " iit h who turned mas* (imicd Mins Workers Union sn i fqr a daelllM hi unOwploytBtnt this MIAMI B E A C H , Mar. 7. —UP\ the CIO. The tlMW leader sub - 7 — UP) — Rrunette Yvette Mad­ the fund and other Ford esecu- killer film ,l*v* after hi* roles** month from tho dJlZew UAal T E A C H R r s R EA M S JA C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. 7. ~(/p> — A hooded robber took an e*t(- tested It In a letter to C IO Pres! sen, whose fainting spells twlrs tivsi wit) act es officer* and from a hospital for the criminal T A L L A H A 8 S R C , Mar. 7. - UP) mated Itri.OOO worth of Jewelry dent Philip Murray. He returned have Interrupted ner trial on members of the board nf trus­ Insane >«*>! today, "I jo*t want tn Station In Fabraanr. That wan II. u 17 25 mat Joblapa M a t a i m — Competitive elimination* will from a woman late yeaUrday after to Murray unrasneri a 1600,000 charges of fatally about lug tier Air tees. The fund's headquarter* die." Atlantic City .... ' I N I , a m T l a p e r eon* be held Apr. 11 for 888 state teach* threatening her with a pistol, check which Murray had sent Force lieutenant husband, is re­ will be in Denrborn. 44 William Jones, 19, remained im­ Boston 14 — training acbolanbipe, School Miami Reach police reported to­ Lewis ee help during the cost fusing to eat, court officials dlsi in r S t e . r p . i m p . IS 3t The Ford family Itself years passive when he was arraigned Buffalo .... ... 33 itTnom os a Bailor Mid ta- day. 24 rlosed today. ago set up tha Ford Foundation on a homicide charge for slashing Detroit strike. 38 19 Officer* sold Mr*. Pearl Hymen Tha pretty 89-year-oM mother for sim ilar purposes. The foun­ four men to death with a knife In New York Since their strike settlement, the ‘""■ehalaraWpe open include RO of Indian Croak Drive told them coal minora have offered ta lend nf two children t e g h s only 94 dation now controls 88 percent Brooklyn Kundey. Three others Washington 64 80 aenatoriol and 87 H e m of Rap* ithe holdup n an entered tha hJteh- 81,000,000 of union funds to the pounds now. Bhe weighed 108 last nf tha Ford atock and may In­ were wounded, one critically. 88 Fort Myers ............. ..... 82 ____ awards of t N a year Ten while aha was cooking _____ ___ CIO Automobile Workers Union, October when ihe was arrested an crease Ita holdings after settle­ 68 “ I don't want no lawyer. I Just Jacksonville <1. sad 181 1400-e-year Amos [ He wore a white hood with aenu p now engaged la u strike at Chrys­ a charge of shooting her husband, ment of the estate of the late want tu die," he told Magistrate Miami 77 71 Award#. | elite for the eyea, the oaM. Arthur Dunelf. Orlando ...... .................... at First L L Andrew' E , Madsen. ler plants. Henry Ford. « Annual Financial ’Is or George W. Gore Appointed Prexy Conservatives Out In Front In Vote In Greece Sunday FormH To Be Signed For Farm Program Stolen Car I Found Parked On Avenue March 14 s^ssawsfa.'* ~THE WEATHER" V>< --------- —-— -IV... (IkW-kt'tx a- *»*.. ; ' v .t 1! ■ . �1—■ u rt\ * n W t l j i t i m t f * .fTJAH 9 R VCBtifi& aiki. a sm The Sanford Herald .jiiNbiuhrii it. iaaa . ttaiB,# am i, larepi ■ •H N .r aa# MisSae »>»a ilO A vwmsb fcMWH aa >w m 4 d a w M i l l , .m aM r *r. lata, «b« » m o o I h asssz'.'rssJV tfr ~ Hdi.t.A<vn l.. UBAk- pdpWlatton Trends. THE WMLD TOMV Christian-Science By D E W IT T M A C K E N IIB Lecture Delivered A I* Poralga Affalra Aaalygt By John Sammons TI who hold that thla funny The population of the United Staten at tha mid-century mark, well ell over 160,000,000. in Juat about double what .t was at the beginning of the century, according to Metrohisu lltan Life Insurance Company. Thun, the numerical-gain _____ . _ old world of oura la doomed ban the nation'll population in the laat 60 yeara haa been on i rauae of "riaaa warfare" and tha rlaili of Ideologic*, “ might* gat great aa in nearly 8 00 yeara between the Colonial settle- comfort ,”"1' '* from th# drama of the ment a and 1000. Rrithh Parliament opening yeatar- Congress Free Road Jo in tW ar Game# Within Two Yean COM M Million To Key Wed Seen ICaBtlBB*# N l» Om ) poses. By a vote of i« to 0. It refacUd a proposal by Rep. Kennedy (DMbeii.) tu fitfn tl propo *»rf f^«!«>rnl aid to achools to cover bus serv­ ice for non-public school children. The committee's notion, taken In cluxed-door meeting, underscored anew the religious dispute over arorhlal school assistance which v* deadlocked House acfiC(i,-*Wij'J~ Senate passed aid to I education bill, T A L L A l(A 3 3 T F , M»r. 7 - f/ P ) It also raised fresh spags in — It may b# poatiblr to make the way of committee approval. “T liii definitely mean* that some I lie overseas highway lo Key West htro mpt# ycafa. intttad nf ua are not going I. fu* so •tror.v toll for tfci bill/! .Kennedy told re­ of eight. -»r;: ■ *' porters afterwards. • Two fllate hoards now have " 8o far i s I sin concerned I befurei.ithaiu a financial report won’t vote for the bill." The Democratic, majority of the declaring'ithat "with economical flennte-IHruie economic commit­ (nanii^emept of funds” a plan tee approved a ri'port that fleiuttor Tnft (It-Uhlo) said waa aimed could * be wurltcd out with .the at government price fixing in steel. Stale Road Department to pay Taft told a reporter ftupubll- off the bopded debt on lh# high­ cans will file a minority report way April I, 1052. on the committee's Investigation of thu recent steel price rise. The present financing plan calif Chairman O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) fur retiring the bonds and doing denied that the majority report, nrhcdiilod to he made public next awav with lolls April i. 195®. To advance the date il would week, contains any* suggestion of price fixing. be necessary to trim lit* overseas The committee approved some road operating budget and us# minor ehnnges in the wording of the majority document, but Tnft some of Monroe county's surplus said there niternliun- did not wnrli gasolinr tax funds. out Ills ohjeetjorir. (xavernor Warren released for Asserting the majority report "smears the .teel industry," Tnfl publication liter report, by Ralph said II contains two provisions A Polls, executive director of that 'Tall fur cummltlce studies til# Stale Board of administration that csrlnady point toward price which tuper vilet die road debt fixing," . t o , , The Administration asked Cun- , , w 10 w*llt lo “ l#t# giess for authority to suspend | Hoad Ucpaiiinrni. W ASHINGTON. Mar. 7. - (JPl Christian Science; the revelation — Amtrievn taxpayer* spent »1.of God’s Infinite gondneaa, was 800,000 on th l recent w ar. game* the Hubjcct of k lecture given laat K«n«r | In the Canadian Yukon and A la 0 a iin n u v u b a n night at the First Church of _ Hu"lDr.« MaaagM < ka. In addition to- the Tegular Christ, Hrli-ntiat, by John ft 51amThe rate of pupulation gain in the past half century has lny lr. London. running expenses of tha 1,110 U . fl. thimvai.tl# of Hrituns — rich and c -8-<»f C hicagoJ)l.. a mema» i n V K i 7 s- (.v^r.v**'t v-idely o v er th e co u n try . F ir s t umoitH the n tafas m ground and #IY personnel who took rat and snd litlle man — her nf the Board of Lertureafiin of. Oka Mtinll. ----------uo'.-r. ert-ioeret this res [tec t ia California, the present population of which 1 part. What did they get for thair Tkraa Hun I ha fludier Church, 7%# First .Loe i» more than seven tim es what it wan in 1000, As a result, lined the route to cheer thg ro: Mia Huniba aim moneyT t'hnr-h of Christ, fk-ientlat, in tnoceaalun from llu. kinebam Pal..... .. lann California now ranks second in |H*|iiiiatinn, having advanced n * a _ V anr ftri.Htnn, Mala. Thl* correspondent waa thera for nee to Westminster. Just aa In All ’ uhllunr, ni.tlcrm. run •I the flrat two weeks as an observ­ .liiya long gone I he King and pueen The lecturer ijnihe in part am Omaha, nxilalliia. kiiiI a .iilrt. ..t from 21st pluce at tins turn «f the century. rm.#rllati»n.»ml l«r ihr p a o u ., nt er. It was time enough to so# Arizona has six times its I'JOO iRipulatlnn, and the state iixle In their wondrous horrth f.dlowa: M M a i (•»*». Will ha mbJto#4 for something, .of what the Army and golden macn, escorted LpV ChriMlan fk-lence is the practTiai •I ramhlar mUtarOalaM ralla. of W ashington five times, wit It the figure for Florida ju st drown A ir Fore* war# learning, dines lfapa#aamia4 .Vailaaallf B t I s ­ u little short of that. O ther states' Whose populations have s.-Mrlet uniformed household caval­ aolullon for the probleinm of man­ 1944 th# military men hava been ry. .State landuua followed with kind. Every day In the lives of lam # VfH.pnpf, llapraaaaOr.a ulrupleil since 1000 are Oregon and Nevada. diKnitiir.es, Guns roared a royal liidivldiinl- in this land ar. I In many working raorw and more on t IB#.. Nrw V«rh, ehlrnBB. Oatrall, more than Haaaai I l l s Bn# at, I.tints. problems of -----fighting hti and flyil „ Tilt- Metropolitan points out that In the fur went as a whole -white from St. .lumen Park. other Innds this fact Is being dem­ ' Tha llarulri (« ■ miatbar at tba •47 In the Alaska area. Since 194 Lord* in u-urlet aiul crimson onstrated. Those who have n ausalm*<l l-rasa which |a aallllaH the population m five times what il was 60 years ago. they . hav4 had occasions! field iohes und 11>-Idv appareled peer- jjerlrnred the mlnistratlona nf thla •arlbal.alr la Ihr (sr rapuhll. At the lower end of the scale are Vermont, with an intests, involving a few hundred ea-ea filled the Hiigunl House of K rattma •>» all lh# Inral a#wm artala# , , c Science find sickness giving way to g w la thla atnaaaaar, am wall am all I ereUHt* Ilf less that) 10 percent III 60 y e a rs HIKl JOWH IIUll I ills' chainlu-r awaiting their l.enllh, longevity Increasing, und man. These 1960 exon-lees, how­ • Nhn* Alamnlfthitft. ever, ware tha- first large-scale mnjexties. The member* of tha the infinitude of th« divine Mind, N ebraska, with increases of about 2u percent, try-outs for men and equipment. "In general, the rate of gain lias In-en lowest in northern ,,f Gomniona were In thair God, replnclng the narrow jiutlnok T U E S D A Y , MAJtCH 7, 1060 The raaijeuyeri proved, that a of material sense. To Ihosu who N..W Knsland snd In much of the fnrm ure.u In the MU- *naliiiMa ; ' & * ? !,“ • ' r ’ V n'loSIK understand Christian large farce of men could ba quick­ .Science, ~ t o i T a v > n im .E v e h k k west and South, the Metro[Militnn enmmonta, liuxes __ ly transported by air into tha Arc­ man's primitive and natural state Enter the King-Emperor and of well-being Is reappearing. The tic, ready to live and fight in frigid O utstanding exceptions to the regional p a tte rn are ob­ Mare lutal and other accident* Ids Queen. King George, In ruhes leaven of divine Science is at work tamperatutla. A battalion (760 take plnrr In the bnnie than an) served by the company in several states. Michigan, with men) was flown from Camp Caw. The •lk *r plare. Fatal dlaaaa# germ# a 1U6U population two nmi two-thirds timeM th a t of 11)0(1, lit crimson and gold, topped by an In human ctmsiHnusnesa. ermine cape, led his regally gowned son, Colo., a distance of 8,44w* are .eatremrlr common. Life on shows u population growth far greater than her neighbors and harmonising Queen up to the golden thrones. spiritualising miles to VihUe'taree, Canada, earth la ephemeral. At beat It la force of Truth Is irresistibly Im­ with all theli arms, equipment, eatremrl) ahurt. There la hut h und even better than tin* nnlionnl average. This is largely There, wearing his crown of state, pelling toward the reallablinn and he faced the iisseinldy and ilellv* cold weather clothing and sleep­ the result of the development of tin- tinge autom obile in­ a atep between me and death. t ied the "speech from the throne” demoustiatiun that man and the ing bags. Officer* aald It waa the — t flam. yo;3. dustry in th at state. to wli:c|, he stated the policies of universe are spiritual, are at one longest airlift of fully armed men The populations of Oklahoma and Texas likewise have Is government - - an outline which with the creator, and are moving ever attempted. In addition 2,000 men were Have you contributed |<> ilie grown much more rapidly than their neighbors' arid than had h*en prepared hv the rahinat, uninterruptedly In perfect accord with Him. God Is good; and all transported hy truck in midwinter in the nation as a whole. The population of the city of Ami imw wc i-iimi- to the strange Ned Crots > Unit ha- real existence nr true from tha United States to Alaska Washington, the nation’s capital,, in llnee tim es Die 1900 IpiVn'hr ' Tti'-'governL'nTfuliw being manifest, God's goodness. over the Alaska Highway. The Up Page l!Hii of the Chiistian figure. iii* iiii|u-iiiil innjesty wjgurlnllst, trip went off smoothly, without When it s "mercy, ilaying" not Stience l ext hook, fflclence and • 11 ” . nil nivnihers uf tin- Lal.ur party. tru flc tie-ups or other serious W a ''mercy ilaymn" ' Antwer: When llrollli with Key to the flcrllitliler" rldenta. Those achievements i f f Tif'.t'itf 111 III I I 11il l U y f l l O O n S It vm*. by mid laigi-, the suinc coii i iim.nl which hud ruled the Mnry Baker Kdily, the lll-cov it it not * tier.no Important because they prove the o i -i und Founder uf rhriatlan flti feasibility of one phase of Amerl----- A-bit-tfr-n-KTinn-rt W rr^Hryetf-itP-N avy Yo rk try -0 7 ^ ^ ^ 1 , K l l ^ C ^rn'ii m T , ' W -TniiT Gt.^oTirFifTraTTma consider* a bud security rial: — i lion, headed lly the Governor, and ca’s strategy- for ATSsKUtT]lr'f?ff»S. mg, "Goodne»r u portion of God," Preiideni f...i. ,n j, /.oming to I ru lin g (if lin? ntto rn ev gt'iiernl lust fall t» tilt* e ffe c t that ...... |,v rff(,llt election. It whether he is disloyal or Just a fei 1 the Road Koa.t Department iivparimeni must ap np- The U . Sl'plan D to garrison the tertlto ry' '.with relatively few Florida nex. ..mis/ lor a tluee a honeymoon J.i not an t-Hscnlial activity. He anitl, th e re - j was the same government which ..ml in the accompanying para- low who gets ill mil. und talk* to-i prove the '* nunual* (iperntlng *1 "budget 1 < aph Mrs. Eddy Iclls us. "In the mui;h. weeks vatatum mo eailv a. fore, th a uliKeucp from the «tutu hecaiiHe of u honeymoon .Milled out 11 r.-n.-ldeiable degree | ..f the overseas road and toll bridge troop*, then depend on rapid and .,f m,tim.nlixnlh.il, ami inaugurated •Sl*»"a and twenty other tongues early ^ iJj(J m i |}I|ljlJ|) „»,««„!«, hl.llotH in spokesmen for vutloti,s gov • district. It will come before the heavy reinforcements from thu vote in the semilorial election. llm M.-cidled “ welfare state." 1 •» l,|e f‘*r Qo*l." (),-( ernaient departiiicut.- a|ipcnrci| be­ Itiiud Department at u meeting In State! In rase of trouble. forthcomitiK election. Now (hare in a move in the slate IniKiigruoiiH 7 Well, odd to say ."V 1 Journev fur ip his study fore the House Civil Heivice Com­ Key West next Monday. - Men with no Arctic experience legislature to correct this obviously faulty opinion with a *• h ast. However, that’s not the LlirlsGan fleienee l.efore learn- mittee to support a lull l.y Chair­ The Governor said he had made proved that with a few months' flie govriomenl lias decided to s p c c ific p ro visin u in tha ‘electim i la w s m a k in g h o n ayn ’.aon- ' » lo'.ir stii r"v. Hiiting T n 'th e "gab log that an uiiderstamllng of God man Moiruy (D-Teou.i to give this no through study nf Pott's report, Indoctrination they could live, fight (ivr tome of the tuipliii eggs anil cr.H c lig ih lf fu r absentee hnlluta, l.-ry with the l.nburites tflocTil- '' fundamental lo ull suli«ai|uenl su-umasinn authority. hut "generally it has been my dc- and keep healthy in the d t e | i l l. Iii almost niiuul number*, "'^*d“t|oa urul practice, potatoes tu pnvulr wrlfaie agent rim bill would Ileal the "Indi-- -iie to get the road toll free as snows, in temperatures ranging iio n eyino o n iirK not e sse n tia l7 ’ W Im t cmiltl he m ore essen (hr in^ifth**!-a nf (he Contervyoncwjit uf CiOtl n«* rood ia croatl" m>tr||iy from 20 to 67 below zero. At the sacinily I|: li t|i: U|J|t differently early us practical.” irs both at home and abroad to H a l? W h a t is m ore im p o iliiiti ih lu i n tarriu K e. und wlml baae camp they tried out the new ji11V4-* flirty, lic-MtUd hv (!»*• fmnlh“{ an/j lir.' from (li® ‘M hloyur omuloyo feed people, who are hungry Tint tenda m ore la get a happy nut m a g e o ff to n good s ta rt than ........ . Jamesway Shelters — a two-layer, Prune MiniiU-r. WinThe unr God wlm c Fl),. .......................... . ist ur ton riuifi hill vkholly Riicicf h in nil llml He chctnl-tl for llu- Aluiuli Energy crtlainly Lr.it* plowing d under a p leasu rab le w edding tr ip ? quilted seml-cylludrlcal tent, Insu­ In I hem v llu e i '<inservo i ive--, **1111 'j"us. A God tlinl I- good I { ’uiuailssi-iii m .eld he la. Il..... I I-. lated with fllx-r glass. In the field A n y ru lin g tu the co n trary cu lls to m ind th e view uf Mi iii.- i.-pia*enlalives ■ .| the "upper' u ' ll"' '"01 love- and I* hivulitc, lli they lived In eight-sided five-man get tigld und lilul. eveiyllting lie M*i 11m I lut« lijftoii til Hu 11infiiMI. Ih itn lilc, thu pnmpuliH w orkhouse su p erin ten d en t ill D iekeas rlaaics," 1ml when we slop t„ I "'<• dmtes lhu*e spiritual imulllics knuivs. There would he In, *!•■ i,ue' t ■■ ,,ra fCtmitBiifi Finm fRfft <l«#l i tenta. .. - The - . outer layer ' , , ,was canvas, * k we fiml that It wus the solf- >'-fairei| tu hy Mrs. Kdily Is “Jus Hun Va. has I.ion nominuted hy (*reii- " O liv e r T w is t " , from wham the pitrasu “ h u m b lin g " w as «!«•- ............................................................ hi, luyulty. liui hi- in it li;nl M|arhi cubic r«*nlimeti*r8 p)Pr twa lnn«?r lfly«r wunnylon. An oil dent Irilin.iu .11 n mrmliei ol (hr rived. When told that the law supposed that a m an 's w ife «amn tion-crvaUvc, who, WJ""' ,!•'”/ 1ai',tW n^'-Inkt1' Tm.*.» «'r! security rUk vvlmo dealing with Hlllj nnc-flfth pounds of bmty *lovf' H* amoke, tack thetant-pole secrul mutter. weight were required to kill a kept the inside quite warm. Federal Trade Cummisiiun. lie i* acted only his rnilers. Air. Humble, who knew la t,.*.. 1 rV-‘’'i 1 ^ 7 . . ,U 'n,.'v s.re S i " ..ualtt(cWhite felt ~ snow booti ' got their ***,T * **- v «•« * i*l,lcr,«!flc!i. whh . . . C h, r ". i m r» itirt,» ui»* <>lf Therefore, thu nrirtiuiinn legislation wijuiii would | ,(|()(( the man Senator Hyrd defeated re to rte d ; , om*N who " -not. and to lii»|M»‘-i*«fl puich taxation ami which providt* memiN wh«»n'liv. wh«*n n Tw« utate pathaloglsta had tett- first larg#’ oral# work-oat, (uf le-rlritmn in Virginia a couple " If th e law supjKises th at, lire law is a » ss, a idiot. I f , ihm the■v virtually wiped out «h", ' J„"f ‘ h* '* .s.l r "x‘ moved from his job in the A TC. jfdd for Ithu prosecution thoy ulsenble number of frost-hitterr' ............... ........................ . _ , , )l llml tiitfic be, .-mild seek employment in an- t,,.|l,'vid arlstis..racy — ......... and moral ‘ "J '{Ylanded employment in nn- Mleviot •Mr Mrs. Ilorroto died from feet • resulted, - Maneuver leaders of yeais ago. The idea tecais to t h a t ’s the eye o f the law, lire law 's a hm diclur;* nm i t h e . ibun a few luciiibcrs of Parliament nunllttea, mo c|rmplifi(*(), to Qiut other g o v i- r n mulnt depnrttneni ujr emt.ollsm caused by tha In. believed, however, that tha hoots if the people don't want you, w o rst I w ish the itiw is, ttrat Id s eye m ay he opened by ex bcb.iiged to tlmt clasr. Already I* Gftd exemplineil - broppht wlif-rq he .would not liuvu iiccess l jectiutu,. > , , , ware good, although -th4y had tn be |^t 'Ufijioitiled to a lr defat juii. p e rien ce ." lh- I ’onsci vxllvc- were upci at log lllt" ,l,'r .JlVl? UJ diruugh, tllji^ c.infi/lvntiqi nr vi crei mAtti-r. | "Forty cm of air is 'not' enough worn with'eatei) Men who were ‘ exemplification He i6ecum*y,an In-, lo Jfh'e “It It or center . e bill W'hild .Rlv* the a iiih -|tu i’k rttl any appreciable part of - froXt-Wtlan, they aald, had failed n* jl' * r <—w lal. Intiniiile pAlt* Vf of our daily T h e irii tin- war was drawing i orltv b*. ________ tho arterial ri*v rdr miiiimary .■u;|iero-lon ., terinl system n leading to the ® “ **u th*. Prffi—___ »u,k" “' —»n .......... $k(j|aU)n D r a f t Tire-(trial-strike i* over. Hie' y ray*. "Mpi tuls' sup- -thu w k ... i — * .i . * i.,. .) .lte ^ .^ a i_ iA .i .. . . - ______ y In a general, general1 "*)'• Mr*. ®|r*f. Eddy Hlldy my*. "M| "MqiiuD'supto a clone the Country head-, or the dcpurtlnutiU of („ltjian lung,'” ..Id Dr. Ford. Lh* \ ' re. I bat G(ey can Hyp without -L-tlmi liecitii'il try pace* "|".v W "ve wu/jmi I'tcrtlqi! tledili'd to tfv the naccn l 11* 1 mijl^is’ have ftfuit hac'k In work. 1 Sliile. Defense, At my. Navy, A ir, Tim defansa haa argueik that molt t?ara to ree- that no moisture A reukuimlilu. tx>iiM*riuiiimt i ludwt'ctH pruiiuxalH tu px UmiU of the Labor till Hoclullst) Party. t K'^'tlfiMa >v6>n Gutl lx jp^d atul m *v Hp^ev«rl,thf pioLlemi laired liy between 3»' and M 'cca o f a ir ” ow " r ,H f Hu, the Ho,lull Is (uoic lo power, ‘Lob'llv r«al l.]f«" (lbM u ,'lJ9» -Use feet,' 'I -I 1 ' f .................... “ the cancer■ ' r* ¥chs* tlwicua) alnJta still remain. The ill tha mililitry drwfl law without iTumkh iuhI tiuHiritH lo hIiuii- and were injected Into , .* ) i lc # ’ (I Ibur.... ably started In cm a . "f “ ' ^ f i f w God un«J Alntuat half half nf of the tba weasels, the wasted woman — and that aha Alnnmt dMIfy it’Gill tick. The wntkett are don ihM"ilrfi(t furthWilh iuwiiiim to'ln- imt forth in u hill in- progri ,’f " t * i i »Committee r , s i " t ' i - |for V i . Aeromm* l " ''" '- * 1 ograin uf uatlonullaatioii of In- hr.GnrlMW,n PLi lll\c 'Advisory tricked Mhicl* bUlit spatially fo|B algnlflfame and and' l^rnlrt 1 ulry. They swung mncl| fuf- "iRnlflianc* to thy^e Itlr*. Toe President cmild expand was already dead at tho lima. Arctic use, broke down b y .itH A atiJI monupnliled by ui|c fatur trqilucpd hy H^iroK^nt»t1>»* f'arl Vlnaon of OoorRia, I’hnlr- dtodry. Opening the morning atael fuiitid ihi; Kin I In thl* King' .famM VWHfori i t bn the lull nollllcallv than th l 'h Ud; Mug".fam4/ V^kfop Mllithry 'A ffn iid Committito, IIIh hill thi-r to-tlie loft pidlllcally th land of the-first week. This was -the list when ilW saW- fit. r the litfft'tlav 'of the' trial, le*i|fr. ,,/\isl the goveinnieni ‘ 1* mnn of .Hit* of the i# iiih iu ., 'im ,iii"th.rH ibiy Coiisi-rvntlvea had been. anticipated, however., A new type I The hill direct* that n puemr nsftt lllil,t l>u*vrile*s In defend i I a e I I would kvu|t tho. roMlHtrnUoh mnihliittry Intiiut nmi oiutrutIn thu recent gcnvral election the that ■|4 ((iiitc generally. 'Wal'd hy employe who is.- *u*pcni!r«l inust of Arctic Vehicle Is now being de­ sadinsf 1 %och an agyraiulirrmrni Idk, hut would nut-oxtoiul thu uctuul authority of thu Ho- people rchuked thu Socialists for EngHsh-sptaklng i'riijaatant Hliriii- tie giv'en— hefotii his •mplnvnumt .... pnrtm unt of Dofotixe tb> d raft until for Horvieo. Thug tho going too for left. Prime Min tlatis. Mrs. Eddy, Itt spaakipff'^f is finally ended—-I. A -written mother of three daughters wore signed. "Tha thing we luoriMd the first a snug, brown felt hat and grayher studli-H, coincident wjth he)mechanical meunn tb tipefato u m ilitary draft would ho idler Attlee's party Just managed ,day here," said Lieut. CoL Lloyd Htalimffnt of the charges against and kubsequent rcvtla- 'him; 2. Reasonable opportunity-tn Ish-liroWn tailored suit. J. Hallmann, chU-f umpire, "waa kept, uml tile roKiHtratiun Jltjt* would ho kopt up to datu. lo squeeze out a victory, but discovery Dr. Ford said animal expeeltlon, said: *Thfc Bilife has hunn niv one which bus left it impotent to answer; It., A hearing If requested, ments tend to prnvp "that a cal. that good truck, driven are th* James Wilson, psit iiuic com- Hut an additional act of CbnKroHH would Ito roquirod Imforo only uulrp-rlty, .i 1 li*»v«* had no enact any radical Icghdatiun. ksy aikn In thla kind of war." ami I A review of his case by thu ' mamlct oi ilir VctcMiu of f oreign mon t'otild lie draftod. 'I lull's the tea-inn llu- King's other guide in ' 111# slnBghf and agency huan I* ftiru n dwltlon ad- ciliated amount of 200 to 400 In a region where th en Is only r* ia probably thu eaaontlal nairuw way' of. Truth."' Thin would moot thu pl’illcipul nlijoidiun which haa boon \ prerh from Ihe throne mitilo no WtliSi nbjhrti to natnt I'eppri's one highway and no possibility of vi-rse In him i* made fitml. amount delivered needed to kill (Science and Health, p. U!H|. wheeled.vehicles moving off of It,, ttilicism ol Crtiigr Smatlirr's wai ralaod tu cunlinuuiiL'u of tho d raft, nnmoly tin, aruuim-nt <.ntnthiii nl further nationalisation a human being," i Industry, which Ihe Socialists recoid in tbr 1'ai (be. "in the ab­ that mon tdiuiild nut bo d ra ftu l for hopv Ii t imlosp miii-Ii n | .old promised before election. The fact that a human being’s a traffic tie-up could he dlaas^ Minister, lumllng thu Cnneervnlivu nttnek in this week uf die- heart action was poor at tha time, truua, Hallman pointed out that sence of any uuliUty leconi of his atop ia roully roquirod by cimiinalniicon. And it would aat- Prune Miniiiter Attlee, having cussion uf the program put for­ he said, would not make any dif­ whan th a n had been stoppage* iafy tho chiof jinictical artfumont in favur of draft law ox iend thu writing on the wall, de­ own, rillier in Work) War I «u the whole battle had hogged down. IC m i I s b i # rtMB ran* a w l ward by Labor yesterday, spelled ference, tonnion, which in tiiat tho muL'liinory of the draft ought to cided to drop all (hut, except for that gnverumant directors tie ap­ Mai) World War II” . rays Wilton* "il out the policies thu opposition "A fatal do*, of air la an all T ,#l’ who could skillfully "handle “ T 1! steel, which lias already been ap­ pointed after Oct. ), i960 and ho kept in workins order, In oaao il ahould ho noodotl. non* phenomena," phenomena " said ..id tha »h- rtaJ . *».avy trucks on th# bard packed or none would follow. seems to me llml Claude Pepper proved by Parliament. This move, that the actual takeover of thu anuw wata 1 aa valuable a* expert Tho druft hoa not actually hoon noodotl for moro tlian a Alternately belligerent and hu- fenae pathologist, explaining lla can ill afford to ciilici/e George iiv the way, may win some imp- atael Industry should tm atcomyour. If thin oontinuoa to Im true, a ntnml-hy draft ayatmu port moron*, thu Conservative jpokes- reaction would be the tim e r». marksman. from tha nine Liberal memlbdied between Jan. t, 1061 and Smalhtrs ur any oilier veteran ought to ho autiafuctory. man twitted the gnvrn.inent on gardlass of the condition of tha tiers of Common*. an. I. 1962. Ona In 10 American teacher* who served their country and ihe the fact that the Mouse nf Com­ hvirti And what i* thu significance Churchill opened debate in the mon* now Is almost evenly divided. held only dmargancy certifi­ democratic principles for which il of all this medley of pomp, aplsnd- House of Common* on the labor cates In October 1049. ur and .Socialism 7 Tu me it government's program by (aging Labor has an overall majority of stands". only .even seats In the tl‘ J 6 -mammean* that, with rea*onahle give the British voter* had declared und take, the so-called "claxx" against government ownership of her House. T IM E M AGA/INF. In this position, the th reat'n f differences can ha worked out Industry, lie said the postpone­ Th* thin a (oi Florida's northern irtw ia w # n * a r * a . a leasonahly and amicably If the ment he proposed would give tho defeat on a measure of confidence payment#. pbpltl^uhn of-' whom tli>i# air FLK ETU N E . hangs over thu Editor government. Mint, a fan (lancer dim hr a advertised apartments ur houses goodwill in present. rotors "a further chance of af­ At one point Churchill Colled for, nyi/VT. FloridaV tibrnli, nmi Fieri- pantle! In a; newi paper adver pro located In the Negro sections Thu alternative to that I* regl- firming their repudiation of It.’^ a parliamentary rommlttae to *ha (|off# tlmnv of town, The Chicago Tribune, re- menlation of humanity. daV N iffiM many n( whom will ment nvan though \' The 70-year-old wartime Prime study reform. 6f the British elec­ address the Lion* neat Tuesday 1 Driven only 11,487 mils ■ by ------Jd * ; nawepaper apemllng to requests, has Juat ban­ vole in llie coming rlrcrion (or ihr toral system. Ha aald reform noon at Uw Yacht C lub,_____ .It Heater, rafuaa to accept ada. (or a eon- ned the race tag from its ada. announced hy. King Lion Cliff u ty im ile r in ronnrc- truvnralal haataaljerT Could Macy’x Newspaper* -would he justified by the fact that have generally Ah'**Dr. Holt, now 78..will talk' Ifllt member* of tha now House ihr FKPC ilandi o( guarantee Ip undersell Gimbals on dropped such anti-KenulIc phrases had been elected by a minority of on ’’World Governmant." Ha l ’tppci and G ro rir Pagf 23. while Olmbela guarngUjf at "Restricted' ur "Rejected Clien­ been on- tha, tha NathmaL National AdTl*^ Advise those who voted In their district*. hmn iw h rih fI it is bettlr tn beat Mary’s on P a id MT SJrnuld tele" In their ads, a* well as DKR MOINKH, Mar. 7—<>P)— of th* ' the United Woi' World‘ “Pedanp Discussing Britain's ecoiuJmh* Board nf I ha new: anH-hlatamlne drug* he Gentiles Only," hut such euphem­ Yuur fiitura car may not gat __ _____ and U now woes, Churchill warned against, IUU sines lu Inception < a man who. claim* ha isms aa "Churchea Nearby" still stuck In the mud or anuw aa WRIINRSDAV any further devaluation o f ' the honorary^chairmaa^of. tha- State ■Ian cm P E K \ whan flourish. often oa your otd one. Th* llhrlhm Ilsur British pound, which last Septem­ Branch Advisory Board, aad qf To auch knotty hut Important Chief Censor. Probably the moat Archibald ft. Alaxthder, ate ber was cheapened from 14.08 to' tha Balllna . fnatlfuta of WorM GovemMcnt, . h, but who denis* hr questions, newipaptra have found Influential voice In determining aiatant arc ratary of tha army, la m no nbaolute anawar. Bach paper what ia acceptable advertising la i evaded In a speech here today: King Lion Ahlad announced ( "Our Ufa blood- la draining away k (or il V h m campaigning in answer* tham in Ha own way, and tha New* York Timas, which has that the Arm y Ordinance Depart­ In an ever more copious flow, with­ on recommendation of tha Florida, or to elect l he man .who In dot no ao the l), B. praaa haa cut the bask) pattern for many of ment la ‘ having a new typ# of out compensating nourishment," trubtMe(’Sflgt. Tl Weld admlli he ia aaaiait frdaial in- gradually evolvod a coda ,o f eth­ Ua run temporaries. As "chief can differential developed for It that advlead principals that he said. b ll’who alio believeslocal in honesty Churchill a l*o announced ho pupil* era Interaste* ‘ U iffarincr in puraly aflalia ic a rove ring the ada It prints. By eor of the Tlmea for I ha pact will prevent one rear wheal from _ kli. ' Hill* alin deal lipliav*. ilk tmH.lIV refining ada they consider fraudu­ 111 yeara, Joaaph W. Gannon, a (.pinning while tha other stands would preao for * full debate on the Rugate Bros. and-a'equate (or everyone. „ . J in s ' lent, mi* Iending, Immoral o r , in­ graduate of Dartmouth and tha N. •till. e la P e a rT o Tread economic and matey polleloA Not­ schools might bd elaoad" flammatory, moefr- metropolitan W. Ayer ad agency, aeta tha atan•‘When this la prrfactad,1* ha ing that both Deputy Priam Mla-t afternoon at 8:00 o’eloah. nowapapora hava laeltly accepted arda for tha Times—which he ralla aald. "It will not only ta k a .n il •na-ewuuti1law-mileage Tha Uona are a bter Herbert Morrison and Chan­ responsibility for deciding wliat "th# «l riot eat In tha field." Laat arm*- truck out of th# mud. It cellor of th* Kxaheqntr S ir Staf­ circus, and u advertisers may and may not say. year, red-faced, Idur-nuied Car*-! ehould alao enable General Mobe pure ford Grippe shook thair heads at tickets b# And tha at ranger a newapeper’* «or Gannon and ataff reworded, lore and Chrysler and ford to town stand by that, Churchill declared: finance#, tba firmer Ua no. revlard or rejected 1,464 ada. glv# you and me a vehicle which "Well, we ash for It. Wo don’t in order that Last week, newapapey "advert t»An ml deotrlblng underwear aa will not ao. often gat atw#h ia taha .the- mar# oaetUationa of tha calve IW Mr«on4 of mud nr enow," .. . . ,' T lng aecepUMlity^dapartmddta had "Naughty*—bu tao nice , . read right honorable gentlemen7# heads, thair aharlty funds.* hi llw,Get.ponUc4 varilon: "Paris'- Present Plan W o u l d Not End Tolls Be-fore A n r 11. 1958 C Mercy Trial ,’C 24?iOT*u«(Jr»'l’)|SJS •sa»'dffi-4^ s} ft.as Churchill Offer J Advertising Censorship Lions Meeting UM 8 14 IX Chevrolet Sedan Device May Avoid Stlck-In-The-MudH S RADIO STATION* W.T.R.R. : a S S iW .T lr « 4 bf,v arar merely. !‘U at.t I ATTEND CIRCUS of paradlee. THURSDAY l\. «lj . •« .I ’ - •, . Buy Your Advance Tltjkeig Now From A Lid iB6% Of Advanca Saiga WiH Raaaln IFttk .Tha ttiifori' U m* asstft >luj«at*d civ » y.tyi,.(\t: <y ■ ■■:•)•<> . ' I i >«•:f» vuj'r-mtfd WTA y^»eW»vi *"v ;A u ViMf: frfig, I ’ f: „;’v I JJ * ' [j f j y ‘‘ - * �PAGE PowelKFIemtng Team Wins Golf Tourney Tech Talk S o c i a l A r i d Personal Activities irHn Pitaar Ray— Stcia l Calender TU ESD A Y The Daughter* of Wr*lrv el»»« o f tha H r r i .A jrin t « !'i m itr c ti w in , m a tt at th r homr o f M u . H, G. t H a rd m a n |o Mich A ih n r w ith M is . j M. L W rig h t’* group a i ho*i*F,*e*( at 7:30 P . M. A m arket basket aalr w ilt b« hold. Th# Social D rp l. o f the S a n ­ fo rd W om an's Club w ill have it* annual "H u sb an d s’ V lf h t " beginnMg w ith a covered dish silpp si a t fiOO P.M . Hostesses w ill be M r*. E d w ard K lrc h e r. M rs. J . I' Mr«. Lovell C I I St. AnnV Meeting T . ‘ le illo n nf S t. -Ann’* (?h a p l', r. F iv e A .M . until It'fit) P .M . at |h * Tou r m -m ii'.V ," v.'-Vi.Miri-ir-l 'i".*",V i-,r ' i - 1 ", 1st Center ........ . , r l : * S J E u n l T ha In term ed iate G irls* A u x il­ Aim oim eeiueill»* vva* made of a dUN e w A’ o i k C i t y , * T h e y le ft N ew ia ry of the W om an'* M issionary i l l " r . t f t-h 'i.i r till I me.tiug to he held Mm Id at A’o ik op Feh. -t. l« n nf the Hr*t Hn|dlat Churi h j-j i^^e’a Cathedral in Orlando Union w ill meet at the rhu.ch at 7-.MI will anil. memhera ........ w e ir asked tll to tele M r* (' I I Ntdsw-aliilel Ilf tVe*t phone th eir ch airm an on 01 before * 'h e T h r ift Shun w ill lie open Aim . Hi to imiko ream vntlon* fm Palm lleiieh i* spending some lim e front 1:011 In .1:00 P.M . the luncheon to lie served that day, in B a n fo id w ith Mt and Afr- it E I ’hiusc mi South C an u 'io ii Aveinn Srm ln n ln Rrheknh Codur No. oi for Iranapoi iHtlon M l. and Air*. Cliiuae nnd theii fain 43 w ill meet In the Odd F e llo w < . ............................. M r*. A. R. K e y and M i*. AI, lly visited fm H a ll at 8:110 I ’. M. . . . . , , , .',,.1 ...............I.......... The fo rm al opening o f M c K in le y ' M ilm n k were appointed to * e i v r | w ith le la tiv e s in West I’olin lleai h tail of the F ir s t Methodist C hurch a * a Y e a i Hook cnintnltlee to II I and I ' l l h o k e e , w ill he m arked w ill* open house lungt' program * fill IW iil-fil. ’ Host­ Alt', and M rs A lton Ih tx b o ii of w ith member* o f the rh o rch nnd esses made a donation for tlo- Hee city mol Alt and A ll* W il O s invited to c a ll at the rdura- lo r'* Fund fo r home m issions. A till* lim n Ito yiil of D rlando. Iiiin - re ­ h lilld ln g between th r hour* n f 7 :(>o and H:00 n’eloek. T h a mih v isito r at the meeting wn* J llh . turned from S t, P etersb u rg where M cordially Invited hy Rev. J. E. P e a rl lleese who spoke b rie fly on M rs. Ih ix h tliv anil M r* Roval nl tended a m eeting o f F lm id n C hap­ vlnley, pastor of the church, to tht* frien d lin ess In Hie church. ter No. 2 , Dance M uster* of A m ­ r a il and view the completed build­ The follow ing attended the meet­ erica held al the E lio in School of ing. in g : M rs. K e y , M r*. K lre h lm ff, Dance. Sumluv. Ml*. Royal, ieF R ID A Y Atm. Mirim Ik , Mr it. A. M. P h ilip s, The lleglnner Poparttmmt of A ir*. Hadla Hrouse, M rs. W . A. Ill in k president, WHS eleclcd gov tha First Hautiat Church wllli ob- Adam s, M r*. Fre d H all, M is. H a r­ ertio r o f the C e n tra l llis t ile t , and I t n t I ’arrnt'a Night In l*"d* de­ rie t W h i i eii .M rs. George Fo rd , A ll* . D u xb u iy w as elected .......mil vies president. partment at 7:311 P.M. > The Alimoa* Cirrtn and Ihsv .Mng- M rs. E . D. M obley, Mrn. M artha IV a ito iii, M m . Hobson, M is . WH pit. uulla (Arole of tha Hnnfvrd Gardan Club will hold a Joint-mealing Ham R. Potter and Mrs. B. I,. Perat- 10:00 A.-M . at the Imma of M iaJ Cl . 11. ., fo g h o rn s .,‘4 UI B c o ll rTrsAlua. dVf h I. I , 1*0 A-I-.I|S The Jararnnda fllrrla of thn Gar* rieip'ftluh will meal at the homo of Mm. F. 1,. Miller, 3418 Palmetto Avenue. Rallle Harrison Chapter. PuughMl.** Elisabeth f cm cnee, state telra nf the American Revolution, Young People’s secretin v of the w ill hold Ita regular meeting with WimmtiV Missionary Union of Mm. R. \V. Rupreeht, IBHI Pal­ Jucksonvillti, will conduit a Cor­ metto Avenue, at 3:00 P.M. Host­ onation Hervlro on Wednesday nt esses with Mrn. Rupraeht will be 7:(lll I’.AI. at the First HutdM Mr* W, M. Thigpen, Mrs. R. E. Chttrrh. The xpieens io he crowned Tolar and Miss Durham Kuijreeht. are Ellen Diiggers anil Helen M l visiting daughters are InvIlefT Brewer, with June Vance os the to attend. princes*. T ha Townsend Club w ill nieot A number of members of tbe ■t tho T o u rist Canter at 8:00 P.M. G irl’s Auxiliary will he lmlles-inT ha public Is Invited to attend. wnltlng and maidens In the court. ' The Central Circle of the Han­ Th* attainment of those office* i* fo rd Garden Club will meet nt the an honor following a great deal home of M rs, E . 0. Kilpatrick. of work and study in various J r „ 228 West Eighteenth Street, phases of church work. The pub­ • l 10:00 A .M . lic Is Invited to nttrnd this service. MONDAY The Mlllegevllle College Choru* v ill appear at llie First MethoJarman and Edmund Gwrnn. A t Cmirch at 8:00 P.51. Dehnrah Kerr fsels that only a /hike would cause her to win Ihe Academy Award for her acting In * ay a m i t h o M Xs "Edward, Aly Hon." Hilt aha'o stilt hoping. L L YI WTiOvru OD ar. i T ir — *[H | l vO UU a*,, M !*!■ s* Tft/ tC d■ us Emlyn Williams, British play­ Tha town has been hpaslng with wright-actor, will stay In Hollyrapnrts that Charlie Chaplin la wxiod for hla second U. H. film afstanding a half-mlllUm dollar* to ■ ter ha finishes "Thrae Husbands.” Improve his relations pith the pub- Ha'll make "Tha Dungeon” with lit. Nnw (hare apM afa.a reason Academy rcontenders Mercedes Me for the move-television. Cambridge and John Ireland. Wilj ^ A t first, the Chaplin reporta fliams returns to England in May A m e d like merely an dttarppt to to do a play . M t hack into the gijorf g race* n f Vera Caapary. who wrote both, iB a A m erican p ress ami public. B u t aaya there Is no connection be­ observers feel th at the m l reason tween "A Letter To Three Wives" t* an attem pt tn r a t h lit on tha and "Three Husbands.” "Tha Three new medium. . L f V Husbands" do gat letters, but tha T h ere, have been Im llcallo ne th a t story Is different," sha says. the- fam ed comic wotlld llkn to fo l­ Mary Plckford, who la living lo w the success o f Hopalong Caa- In Nsw York while Buddy Rogsra sld v and release hie mid film s th pursue* his air career. Is reported video, thus cre a tin g ’ a haw and homesick for California . , . Lu­ xyldespread audience, cille Bali says she and Deal A rn ai will make a three-week appearance 'Moonain neagan celebrated reirnrayeo_ Hb nia In Havana next May—performing *^ R n a ld Reagan 8H h b irth d ay on th e’ *'Lo u isa ' ee l. their act In Spanish. —W t e hei ‘I ’m .g o in g w p u ll ■ J * e k Marta Toren wanta to bring her ennyt fMa~ia~~Um , I33C -b irth d ay four-year-old nephew to America, ™ going to c e le h rite ." Beagan but can't adopt him becauae sha • en d atin g fltjw e r-p a lln * H * la unmarried . . . Jamsa Mason p la y s bis dauglt- haa competition aa a feline-lover. Howard Duff owns four Slams*# lie HMW nv,f>ug cMs . • . The stunt sum who gets 5* *3 alUa Da«k Home, mauled by a black panther in ■ V I aha won't make m w* than "Panthers Moon” gets 1880 far * d pkturaa a J 4f r . j h l . la his services, No charge for bandt« reports aha W lw Elizabeth Provence To Lead Service Hollywood re vetaejot — :Mrs* White, Btahop Entertain Circle loune on W est F ir s t S tre e t. Im vely in rangementa of sh rim p plan*., tjnoon A nn's I.nee and c a rn a tio n s, w eie i i -i'iI in ileeornllng the rooms M is H a w k in s C o nnolly, ch air'" '" i. eiinilurtPil the m eeling and ie p "i ts were heard from a ll ch alriiic ii V o liin lre rs for the Wed (b o ss dn ve were raile d for mol plans f„ i 11 d istrict conference w ere dcM-ribi'd I,, he held in D rlando , M ar. ill Those d e sirin g luncheon on (lint day are miked to lunkb th e ir reservatio n s w ith M rs. II. F . W h it­ tier. J r . , hv M ar. 13, W in in s n ’* la in lo t ’lo h la t the former rlm is d a v ,H l".r made that M T Cox and M rs. W . T . H |irm i. •vern I*nrk News lit CAPT. C. IIA M .K T T m an Amur Gfllaler re cen tly • le i',a t i‘,1 her I lib t iit lu ls y Ivy en te iia ln ln g Roldn C a n fie ld , fb Winkle, Teddy Dilimir, lleoipi I,and, and Jack Grl-dei nl a weinei loii-t on I lie lawn Ml liet Imtnr on Lake Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Nlrlmlas Nolle of Alt I .,’baiion, Penn, vivsiti’il in the WcdriPidiiy. Announcement w a s I „ , rt. t1, he A ,.X iiia rv Will m eat ...................... nl (lie Pariah Hoiisp tn April and Hint fit. Catherine'* (’hauler will lie In charge of a luncheon In Alay. Mrs. Randall Chase, educational e 11,nr uiiin, *stated i i u p i i in » i Bishop nisnop nonchairman, that Ifen- a.£J*r25jS! bishop at services on Sunday and thp topic of his sermon will he “One World In Christ.’ Mra. Chase Islkexl to the group on the sub* |ert nf "Know Your Church. Light refreshments ware served at the r,inclusion of the meeting to Mra. Margaret names, Airs. Rlahnp, Mrs. J. B. Coghurn, Mrs. Connell Newman, Mrs. Floyd Palmar, Mrs. Charles E Stevens, Mrs, tTho h nmaa Vaughan and Mn. Whlta, GRAM M AR SCH O O L PTA A meeting n f tha Orammar School Parent-Teacher Association which ha* been scheduled for Thursday has been postponed un­ til Mar. th, Mrs. Robert Resly, publicity chairman, announced this morning. The group will maet on Mur. It) at 7(80 P.M. In tha achoirf. C O U N TRY C L U B S U P P R R buffat supper will be h held at the Senford-mtminoie ole Country Club on Sunday from TtOO TtOC to 8 iO0 P.M. Raaarvatlona must be before Friday by calling . | . A ltf M r, M l, W 8lr M r, Bnl, Ml Eel* , f Mi mid lit of tin lu ll i r M i I i K it y \ | i f IV a f il l. « !,|< Hurry Tliroopps Mnl.crliiili Erirmls '(if ,| (■ Ittmei mt Sunilnv Iioinu Eilxw oltii ,.,i In l>n I b nm| ' ‘m il, Alt .... . II I lit A1 * *141 lie,I Io t lo i, boon f «I 1’4’llw rK. I ’i nil n il. , foe i. hi > " 'IV l'll lll t ,11 l ( " , ■*»'i f Ill'll,, 'I i mol A lt-, i i e . 1 I «|»k •’ i ,f|\ V lin e d (o ti, I* ill \»*u !t"i ,m \ Mi >imi| Mt M -At ^111 Mi h 1 nf Mithlrlfit ^ I (imi1 It**4,ii il ih r fiP tiiil ili*' ftniHinmit \ 1tn .if \A(., k Tho teen-age group o f the Com A ll'll,i „ „ 1 1 ho i, |. Iu'1,1 „ -'iG ug p aitx ui u „ . l olixeiuM 11, 1*f laflfio. 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Hiis -m II « MM|U I *.f 4.• |«V|H.!»• I In* W,M< s III i\,. ><*'i ill tile S 1 "1 . |l ll Si,nl........ .. id. ....... ,, If 1M4<I Si, I '*, dll V Spetng" M>* I hr Itii ry Mcwh r|l\ '♦ r w r t + r t T 1 nod AI, f D e ll l l V I 'l I, f» I ' d a, i n I'h iiipx , " ii liiisine Alt- G •MHm* SinitiHiit- -4ii*l I d • 1^ o( D riuiubi am i M i, H u t.x T o i World Dev " f 1*1 ll VI* I IV|| ** nip llarrv tl. Smith nf Pinvidenrn, It 11'ti.i- mill Mis* Alin |*........ ,,f • vi'il ill fht‘ t ‘*4|| im imitil y Ali lliM I., nnd Mr. ami Mrs. Gerald < 1 f * Inneli Id t I 1if!ji\ 4'vcfnnK f ' *1 ''H ig h , I'etin ,, v is ile ti <o<ie Hlllon of Brevard. N. C. ht-1 E iiila y . u nil !1 H(pg’i*kHI r'(HV«»| Ml’l'l IHK Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hurt Is­ ' I ir I l m I Kiillt'r liii'i th iiiK *' " f I ltf Air-. J , R u o ff, „ f ' Ollllgwoild, anti daughter Deborah have moved l l 'PI mil w b lrll AVIM lirwlf’l Mir i'eiltl . tin,I All Moil M is E Nye, „ „ Him "•Hjiiii'A of 11i i * W rtim in* SiM’irtv " f .......... undo Bern h v is ile ,I in lli,, nvtowii , 00111,u n ity K iiiln y . • f <'ln iMtlun S i 1vii r S|M’( i/il rniHit Mr. anil Airs. Allllard Hhref Ah. anil Airs B au iiie l i.e is o n fiin ilN h n l liv it mull* f|iiiu tier of Plensanl Gap, Perm visited 4*'t. •pen! Ihe weekend ui I licit loune with Mi*. Mary Lamla-il (.ml fami­ mi S u n il, D ixie H lu h ivn y Alt lie rAlirlM xlflHMIUl |Jl t'ktU, " f Ill'll** ly last Monday. *un is eugaued In lui<ine*< In • I'lih'a of K if niiitiHi’r. v i i I I imI S um Mrs. J, P. Ritchey and nephew, »t»v Hftcrmmu nt th r h'»mn o f Mt M iam i. Pet Hllrliex, recently made a trip •nil', l!i'n n ., uiitl Mi mnl M m IV The re g n lai m o lllltly ........ to Birmingham. run! M ih . A , I ’, I.jih L. of Ihe W om en’s S n e le ly of I'h ils t Mr. an,r Mrs. Hugh Eubank atu' V Hpcrjnl m rrliU K nf flu* Ihninl inn S ervice o f t hr C o uiinm ilty daughter Penny . visited at the • t S lf iv iii 1J11 of t lif f%inimuoif\ 'le tlu 'd is l C h illi'll was ie Id in the home of Capt. and Mr*. C, IJallfM 'h 'th o ill't f'liiir r h w » t r fillr d »*■ <-h■ 111-1, Monday evening xx iilx Air*. on Wednesday. • *">11\ to f lr c l iioiniimtlMif m in H in t E n lle r In elm ig e of ihe ivoi Air. and Mra. Thomas Morris • rf»llv !« r I ref 11 nom inntinK n in i- siilp si-TVlce and the Inisiness have moved to Melbnurne whuie •»»/ Itli CJiintlnlj ffuiiiTrnti’ 110, lin g A lls , .lin k C icu n ie i WM« Mr. Moirla la i>m|>loyed by Hu 1hot"' r in lrt l to th*' nu* lo i'tess (oi Ihe Noeial horn, A BC Concrete Company. «' r VVlnklr, A l ‘. I.iih h , unit Mi-s S ill' W lllk le him lu l.e ii a pu er recently < K Wnt ion. Mr, C. K. Fisher rerently retiuu -limn l i n k i n g in Ihe llio i- G m i ed to hi* hnmn on Concord Drive Mi nml M ih , M, Hiis I nml son, 1e ry Ktorri, from a business trip to Miami. f I«*It) 1 "UK h likiu l, N V ., a m * i *p AIms Chi ( 'hi II a lie It hm la’en Hgt. Talmadgo Pyhurn has re­ *wiil 1 h i lorn o f M r. mnl Mu*. Hmn lo n fin e il Io h er home fill Ihe I<nst turned to Fort Dlx, N. J. aftei Gffmni. lli days s u ffe rin g fro m (lie nieuhaving spent a 10-day furlough Mr. nml Mrs. W allet Pnulkiiei slos. with hi* parents. Mr. and Mr*. Oliver Pyhurn, of Normandy Road Guests of Mr. and Mra. D. W. Lafon last waak wore Mr, and Mra. Harry Dunklay and Miss Eve­ lyn Mckluade.sll of Btckley, WVa. Miss Tirsah O. Mellon of East SANFORD’S FIRST SHOWING McKeesport, Penn Is vUllllig with i t i A S ill k i •I Buford of * —4—-Mi—ood—Mt—-- Hi ll-t monthly lulu lii-op meeting n b i. b 'VH- nt ei ,'ited by tM hole < nf gulf io ' .k .;? " » e rr ueh-omed in' M r' epresident, and p rlre - fm I be day's play were n w m d ril by A lls, John Iv e y , trophy ch airm an . T h e prise fro the p u llin g eon lest was won liy A lts. G eloii of lillilitd o mid n ih iiu lo p liivei , winii'lig hov g lo ss ami low ne| were A IU . G re lilie u Schw im l ued All W aller Heesniaii re *p e eltvrlv Mrs ' E . II Sm ith - ,iu i'il low gins.- for .Snofoid w ill, Miss 1to io lily Powell M illin g low net The lo m iie v wu* oigniuzed mol d iie d e il hv A ll:.. E f I In v mu 11. v h a il man, assisied hv Mi> E l< Sm ith and Col. S. I! Ilm iiliu m Tlluse from S a n fo iil p a ltleiim tin g were Alls* P o w ell, A lls. Sm ith , A lls E m t H igginbotham , .Mis. Andrew C a lla w a y , A lls Ceelle Joseph mol truest*. A lls. Eldon C la rk of .ln ,k Nonvtlle anil M u . Stertln g ftutllng „ f W ashington, l l I '.. A lls Paul C am pbell, Alia. H u ,* tijiu u *. M b . Maude W ilson. M r*. I l n i i '. Wood­ r u ff. A lt*. W. G . Flem ing and M m. ,\ou Min nil. "■ a, Joh ' 1n Iv e y .. M rs. A" lso Ml Ivey Airs. George T h u rsto n , Afr* Roy By me*. J r . . Mra. Hugh W h e k tie l, M r*, .luhii S, I 'lln iil. J r . , A lts. W H. W lllim iis M t*. lin t,d il K a s tn e r, A lts, jj,, C., D aym m i and S irs . P ric e Heard.’ commiinHy , Vi lli „nd Sgl * ,i* X S* 4I«Im' vv liiM41 min lx It f 41**1 Annie ,ll G u lf .mJetiftiUMl mcmb'J •_ have m oved *0 S' A ug o lin e w lie ie llie v i t ' l l « - i-t A ilH |,|l B e n t o n i n h c i g , f t - h o p " u V, M e . S i " 1 t i e I l o o 10I I , -e A t a i o Mi 1111,1 All • 1 - d i l , 1 H I , n c d l ' i log M m Beth lb o t"ii‘ - " " d ,0 Co | t a l ' l , i Duplex >>n Si o o l Site, -I Ml mid ' l l - M dlarni 1 anghel,, V \ Till Bit ten was dlgeussed Mrs. C. D. Canfield Canflrld has r* which will iui hrld in the Parish tin uni to her home in Grand ll"ti>.e with the HI. Monica Chap- vice, , N Y. after a lengthy vl«it ter. Plans will lie announced at a! l J,'" Woman's Club r V o r a and z M V • o m of thslr lafragxMi aptarsDcaa to N f Borah The mu! K (h i* week Mr and Air. l',-.io i.crg , 1 o f Hioi-lon. l- x All and M l* G "td „n llieid " li*b„ '! * * * * $ Mrs. HI. Clair White and Mrs. From Gilmido yyeie Mrs. Nanrv w' G. It. III shop were rn-host esses for Lae Allen, Mr*. Wufler Rees1bulled the mnnthly meeting of Ht. Cath­ mao. Mr*. M 11. I.miv, Mrs. MrJ "til, ui erine's Chapter of Holy Cross Epls Cu'-elheily. M iss Grelilieu SellAlt copal Church held yesterday a f- , win,I, Mr* E. W. Parks, Mr*. W. K dll V. ternoon at 3 :IH) P .M . at the W hitu M ille r, M rs. Ih iu g la* Guilt', A ll, 1 Marjprta wai foot toll w ill leave the IC .I mi c o v e te d " “ A fter nil.'' -wtv* tit n " "USIliiltv it child Icon io Paw in g lo w ' up w illo o it toning an v nofor a pair of 'h o c . an +ll a .pc ml oernslwn atl**'*. >>*' ■ ( " tio-o w ill * till p n let Ui walk in o-> till I’’ - bool "C lip you Iptaglto It l-al rfoote.l h J C i A f» /l u I ,s t» i . M r* fV* »l** llo n sh o ld r, BROWN T rip tcen-agei* for Ingenuity anil i hey’ll through. Ami iy’11 nlwnya a lw a y s cornr v what letter writer* they a ir: Or do they jii*t Invr to uiiluirdrii Ihrm*clvr* hv burdening thr mail man'* 1 hr Honolulu Star Hull* tin found out rertnlv, whro it .ondiuted a Irttrr (oiliest. that voiing people have none on thrii mind* ttmo fashion nnd |li r These innlor phlhluipher* had ninth to *av that countetl in theii prire winning let­ ter*. On thr pro* and tup* of neat ing *hor Even though *eho"1 reguhtlinn* now leipiire Hawaiian voting urnpie to wear shoes, how can Ihrv get u»rd to them ovrr night. H'k* |7-y«nr old Grnyii Amnio? Theii conipi"ini»e ** to "went -omrthing that will protect lit....... Ir* of the Tckphone 148 Ctillen, Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, Mrs Robert Karns, M r*. E. Compton. Mr*. Charles W. Ward, Mia. Clay Williams and Mr*. E. II. Kllpatrtek, Jr. the Fidelia Sunday School Cla»* of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mr*. Homer I.lttle. 219 French Avenue, at 8:00 P.M T lif Thilft Shop will lie open • M l Mrs. Hoy Green and Mrs. W. Philip* In charge. w E n rs E s n A V ... Th» annual Garden Clllh flower Show will begin at 2.00 r.M . and will be open until 10:00 P.M. at the Tourist Center. The Prayer Meeting hour at th* FifSt Hint let Church this week will he given over In thr Coronalion Set vice for thr G irl’* AnvillaVy. Mia* Elliaheth Province. State Young People*' Secretary, Mean to M e" and liielin leil a tra il ' M l ' , r '*- 1 ca lty’* fa th e l. l ie,I It . , w® conduit the service which tig flu te ti% W'ol k* of P a v lil lim y - Wil-Op at Id * .................. begin* at 7:!1() P.M. The public i* A venue. M i- l.enhy I- the f«rInvited to attend W ll,l',n ................ *______ __________ t i h ’ h b h a y ____________ __Plaiijv ly rte made for the g e n e ..,I m iEiilN rv mniitinK mi Mur. ^7 w I nmi Wt. 1,1 li it it liv<*n ip o *ivi t| pIi a*i The ( i s , detl Club "u n irsl fta ill he unde, the dl 111s m tin , h#. > "o *........ w o ........... shfiw ivill i mil lime III. mill Ah** A, ,1wi es|» T films. IP Miss Dorothy Poivell and W, (!. Fleming were tow nel winner* with fifl !n h fnnr hull lismlh-np t„nrnamenl ftpom-orcd on Sunday at t:PO P.M. hv 1hr Sanford Wuman's Golf Association at the Sun font .Sem­ inole Country 1*1ut*. Runners-up " e rr Ellen Slink nml I*. I,. Mil1*. Mi** Powell also wi(n n prlre for romlng Ihe rloaest to the pin on the seventh hole with Hov Svmes, Jr. eomlng thr rlo-ext to thr pin on thr fifth, lllith won* for the day win registered hv Ml** Itrtty Nelson and Ilntolil Lewis. Thr group* nf four purtlrlnMtinir thr tourney .Sunday ivrrr Mr*. I to* *v. Sli.rffV ri.lm n r. Mr» W. li. Fleming. |ir. Ilarrv Woodruff. Mr*. John Ivry. Hugh Whrh'hrt. Mr*. Prior lleaid. John Ivry; Mr*. Hugh Whehhel. Hoy Syiiir*. .Ir., Mr*. Rohln»„n. Dr. Mr William*; Mia. Pool Cantnhell, Kail Higginbotham, Ml»* Mrlrn Culms, J. W. A11ni’in: Mi* .1. W. Allman. Klrhy Kile, Ml** Maude Richard Conlo embrace* Gene Tierney In thl* scene from 201 h Wilson. Mnek Mark Cleveland; Alts. K. Century-Fox’s _ '‘Whirlpool," fealuriug__Charles HIckfoid. showing'll. Spilth. Jim Spencer, Mr*. Huy ritesday i.nd Wednesday nt the Rita Theater. Byrnes, Jr.. E It Smith' Mra.'J, A. Ponder. Ed Stout, Mr*. Ho** Ad­ am* and .1. A. Ponder oih uc n Also Ml-* Dorothy Powell. W G. Firming. Ellen Stock. P. I.. .Mill*; Mr*. K. f llnvmnn. A loll gw Cur.... ri<WJ|Vi Xll„ ,, , Mill-. F. P. Mr* W A. t.ocrli, chairman. Wav dr Hn.-ket Mi* W. R Willli-m*. pr Pr. anil Mis. H presided over thr meeting of S ’ T F, F ‘ . McPanlrl. M cltan le l. Mr* T 1' K E M M*‘ Ami’s Chapter of thr Woman’* le tu m e il I * '! night ft rim Fu lto n , A u x ilia ry „f thr Episcopal Church l i ) . , w h ite llie y allended ftn e ra l Putt'el. * I P h illip * : A lt-' Hette -ervlce* fm | l r. Rucket ' . i l . l s r . N’claun. Harold l.e w la , Mt *. P Ht ,|lt, j,(ini( of Mr*. *‘ llm rv l.re ,Mi-. H M MniuJi , I|f»mil; Air.-*. MurHit with Mr*. J. N. Hnli'on as coK n h lH F|, liC P lK f rflM Itln n , M fm. ht)"de*» yesterday. The educa­ ton, P . A'■Mm H p riic n , P hh I r m iip lii'li , Mrv tional chairman. Mis. W. E. KirrhTh*U klnn, C jm I ll u lt f r ll, Mr. and Alt* William I' I caliv hoff. lui-cd hci progmm on the Min Mn* I l ' I in t*ei, A ilh u t H im iii; theme “ W hat Home M i*.Io n * et e expci It d In at riv e op E l ■lev to sMi>. Aiuiu’W CmiMwiu, |{nv VI**1 Editor By V IV IA N Nr« sfeslure* student as a le-der of tomorrow?" ask* Mary T*uha. who thinks that shoe* are good, too, because they aie *o comfortable "and soft *ia'k* and 'trout* leather protect tender 'kin." E-delta Hltifanna. Ift year* old. would give lip going barefooted hetnnsr tlie1* pno tii-al. Sava she, "I feel that if all thr hoy* and girl- wore -hoe*, it would pi event the pie.i-l.og of athlete’* foot, t olil> . oiitrl I.,- loeteidrd Broker! glass mu ne lepiieil on when of. school sci * oiuU Thr hov* would lo.-L mme handsome (wear­ ing *hoe** dm tiarrnt* were not i o foitimat* it' we me atioijt own­ ing 1 ■ V w *opi» of them »IIII *1 firiii f bn If it t <»« I ill I hi amok tug I'liplc A, >4 . . ^ ^ , , MR Sanford FURNITURE Company Ennt Pint St. ALRU CA RTOON—NOVELTY PARAMOUNT NEWS �V \ uatr.vi rm nK Favored To Win Cage Tournament D ifE IA U RatedBeet Golfer HIGH LITES In Last Ten Years 0 m cs /M a r * fP A A t ' T T l t p ea c e ^ W tf AMO r . 0 ( outer y A M A fi W ip k O 'C H IU O M H o u ft Fk u tf o U d r M T ' I? M U H IR IN G - , , , . Hr H A R O LD V. R A T L IF F N o T , $ i T T V C M U 'C H Clock school-twtke-trave bqaebaU in Sanford,!* ju il oat of tn* AP Newsfeatares PH O EN IX . Arix., Mar. N. — ____ v (ports bem fit* of which tha avaiagc local male can boait. He f a i r Mil I * S M H A R LIN G EN , Tex. — Wee Ben Manager Leo Durocher of the re« caa play or h* c m jm t watch. Whidwvcr he chooie*. the oppoitumlw* vamped New York Giant* has de­ liiiKan, whose golf comeback I* ■ s c m o u * T H W K tM */ / . cided to make regulars out of Don irlltterinfc saga of sport, la rated are more ihoa aheodaot. !l . Mueller. Wes West rum and Henry by bis fellow golfers as the greatFlown*hioc w vacant fkhk Kaltered thiou|hout tlie city ara n u ra * f t player of the peat 10 years— ThompHin. • m u wvnHo-iuDtt year old tandiot team*. After school the young fry, I.eo let It he known yeatirday a decade that covers one of the uniformed in haeabail odd* and MUCH H I HEALTH yulilcn eras of the links. that he intenos to go with the .NEW YO R K . Mar. H, — f/l») — j fO K ce o AW c m be seen gathering In .Seventeen top performers, most nfoYeiueiitioned trio for at least team. Bradley UnU'emity’* Braves nr* ro l e a v e m o groups to "cboose” up aix ,r them long In the liig-tlme, were the first third of the coming sea­ If, ob lb# ‘other hand, his active a 7-2 fa voiHo in <vih lilts National 0r6fH*MG/oM. mao squads. son. burring unforeseen develop- ■ I m.| their opinions during the reInterest In the game slacken* ho Iii'itatl.Jti Baskctiiall Tournament r u t c e c ia a Likely as trot the outfield I* can always be assured of an al­ tent lliu Grande Open tournament tnenln, opening at Madison .Square Gar­ //I A t/ o u e r overlooked dag to Ut* shortage of most d a ily idle as a spectator of Mueller will replace the depart­ her*-. Hogan got the nod over den .Saturday. AHA/ available player*. But th* spirit th* sport. ed right fielder WlllnriJ Marshall; 8.1 in Snead, the brilliant swinger Tlie odds makers today conceded T *cW 6 /ir0 /u y is there, and even more Impartnnt, Thompson will take Sid Gordon'* fnun West Virginia, by almost a ruuptc of Blue Grass entries -- 1 TMHOMSM Hardly a night slips by during to |e the dormant talent. place at third. Weslrum gets his two to one. This despite the fart Western Kentucky mid Kentucky /M B o g t o p the season that some tram in San­ that Hogan was out of golf for From nine to 12, n Sanford chance to lie the catcher right from — I list hc*t chance to derail tin-1 ford do*»h't have a contest schedw *• vi-rnl years through service in youngster who la earnestly Inter­ uled. pride nf I Voi in's march to new I the start. * I hiA i my and because of his auto ested In th* game regardless of honors. It all boil* down to this: If vou ability, cantn under the wing of want to pluy bast-hall in Sanford Western 'vn* rated u .J-| choice HT. I'KTKUNBIUIG. Mar. H. — » rldciit. th* local Lions Club. Regulation you can; or if yuu just wli.lt to he (,‘aiey Htrrigirl, tlie New Yoik Here's how the golfers voted: and sophomore- laden Kentucky equipment ii used In the Lions an onlooker the opporiunltios to was figured nt ft-l in tin) early Yankees’ skipper, is wondering i 'ABY M lD D I.K C O FF—"Byron league with the result that some fill that toll- ure mill mi ted. what In do Hlaiut young Jack Jen- Nr Iron was thy most conservative line. ii.id* uo I tie* other nine of the time the hats are nearly as Hums nprend from IJ-l for St. sen. i ami missed fewer allot*; Hogan Une way or thu other, If base­ big as th« players, Jensen, n former football s t a r ! o.itthought all the others, and John'* ami Dii(|ui'snu to 20-1 uod ball is your forte, you can expect up for Ariiona. on the coast, in trying for th e 1 Snead hud the heat awing, Snead Relatively speaking, however, a full diet of the sport in Sanford. eo 0 / u y The far westerner* shouldn't outfield. Tlie log blond kid has bn* won mure tournament* so I hot to And you can expect it from the th* grounders ar* Just feel Ion upset about those flgilics, shown high pi undue at the plate *111 have to give it to him." handle and the pegs from deep grad* ochool tu the grave. however. Hun Francisco was and I* u bonus player, so he can’t | (,|CK M ETZ— "Hogan ha* the Hbortstop are Juet aa long to co unity as long a shut last year lie farm ed out. make. B e g in n in g a g a in ineatest competitive spirit and no the best; he wore them down, out* Stengel hn* nine oulfielder* on ninklieu* in his game.1' when it'wailed through a wave of When h* reaches 12 our young B o s t o n p /l o t , a t lasted anil outfought them. They upset* to the title. The defend­ (lie roster, hence Id* doubt regard­ TH 6 B R A V E S JU1.KH HUGT of Montreal — folded agaimt him. He was too diamond enthusiast gets handed a ing wliul lu do with the promising ing champ* arc 12-1 this time, B r a n c h R i c k e y g a v s b /u / ’ Snead is the greatest. lie ha* mechanical and gave them the re lea** from the Lion* league with B R A P E N T O N CAM P, Here arc the other odd*: Long Jensen. /*> TN E M AN AG E* r u M u t ir s K v rH iH i power, accuracy and ability. His whammy. Snead had more natural Instruction* to proceed to th* Ro­ C A N 'T B E Maud University ami CONY 7-1: t r u e r h a i c — v«t«riir HE P E A ** M O C r tary league. The age group In only weakness Is the ‘odd putt.’ Tw o II Tnniolu, Itui-kstnluer, B*k B L A M E P IP P E ability, I would place Nelson l.a.Snlle !•-!, Syracuse iU-1 and TUCSON, Ari*., Mar. H.-ClevcA N P W ELL this tUvislon ranges from 12 tn IB. Hoy, Miss Hum!*y. Hpurty Uuuk, Ningnia Ifi i. lim.ls' Indian* eiiidd get down to lie can knock the hall closer to next.’1 H O P E S p !G T E A M H E MsoNT— MleN Jtenioilrlml, Tutton, lliutoy s ll*nil<With his Interest In th* game a Bradley, lid* week rated the real training today — Tlie hlg mya­ the pin with any club from any E D FU R G O I.— " I’ll take Hogan, little keener and hla ability to ler. P O B S A LL IT G POGTON WA*. position." IR tO M D l i t r e — t 'u lu r llr ll ly of "Where i* tlrestos MinnNo. 1 team hi Mo- country in tin* lie was the leading money-winner WHM/a TN E p /ep n p o HI I k Kos,' It's Mike. Ilebul Itocket, JIM TURN EH A —"Snead Is the most of the time and anybody able handle hla position a little sharper, filial Assoeiulrd i’leui I'oll, on P I A O /N y8 -o" was ovei. N orlliw vstsro, ti|i*l'* M istake, UtiuMtON T H E CAAMONP these clubmen take on the exact­ I* *. slml-umker but Hogan I* seeded fii t in the luurmiiiieiit, T tie Col,no lllitf le lllll, r o l l g Ii I to lead the tour In niui.oy earned •rn Its he. i tiorlvy Moon. Jrn in l T N ey b e a t TP/ S ' ................. ("I' thinker. I wouldn't It bound tu be good. The compe­ ing task of teaching him haieball John. like ..Uni fa voi ed team*, the . fi not ii ally ... by _____ llood Secretary ! !tl" 0H O O H I/N fundamentals and the technbiurn T H I R D M ACH— 0 /IB ih a M ile k E E A G O V / . Jliavi". lire cpuieii opening dn.v n< Spud Goldstein since romp .opened cbmise between them. tition uru* nut so strong when and styles of play. j< + 77M EG F a ir Mark. Itl.la lt, Hky Disc, Net? week ago. sauntered .Into the LAW SON U T T M .- " M l take Nelson was. at hi* height, Hogan lion iitnl will not .wing into nbi\ N OPE Thr American Legion takes over Ill) It, l.ru in y . T rlrk y llyo r*, Muti­ tollhouse unannounced yesterday. Nelson fromi 1040 to 1WB| Hogan had the greatest determination j mild Monday night. Kentucky wa* astsr, Lon-*'* tllr l. i ’ 7P A N A M / , the tutelage of our young hope- ny'sr OMt 'R T H MAI K— a iS lk s M il* m Gol.l-teb. I.iiew' curlier wa - . »f tlm.- Ne son wa* Nvlson w»ultL*lill be !n the game a SA P P f ■ T e a H o u s to n .__ im n um isl. rrn e Gii-st the start of their With yea r |l,. > ■ u). xi n v. V .'-r iwTiA \. J.^AtiS an*If ha* hurl If »* ipii'Mic noil .St. .IoIiii 'k of jliooklimt Miiioso wus somewberu hlr until Hkln, Hi'otrh Alelorty. Morgan. Mu­ and continue* to sponsor him 1n ; Hogan niada mure shots. Net- lf o . o o l . o M k 1. i.t ... k llllllllll Is A.-I Illla U ilM U III lyn. Cobu, waiting foi n plane. ral Jack ie. Hum Tummy, lls il C as­ JO H N N Y BALM Kit— Snead is |,, reaches 18, The NI'AA has filled nil loil .Mitmiio explained simply, "No .uni would get mad and quit If he the greatest natural player, Hogan, The training period moves an- ino. n m i k a c c —n/ietha Mil* wusn’t around the tup hut Hogan tim e of tile eight lil'llckct* in it* tinii-porimioji/’ and there the mat­ Catch t’ennv. I tines* Mo, T rixstr lliul ) , . l gu-attfnl mechanicalSIV player. other atep up the ladder during tom nuinriit ■tuition Mar. 2 't l l , l ( k ) i l A l l . , u t i l ex I . I Ih e flS . 1 ■ » 1 ter rested, at least for the time worked hard no matter where he 1I lwould loner. Colton Joe, Hay Patty, not choose between theta. this period. Competition becomes Dabby tood. He got mad hut never let Two II* Everything, Hr Ighiini Young, ihe Hkvlim- Sis Icing. , A L S M IT H - " I take Hnead. He keener became tha teams are play­ Oolite n Mann, gaml*. ii affect his game, I would not By H U G H F IJ L l.F .ll’lO N . I rham|iiou, mi ehusun to represciii has the finest swing ever.” aixTH h a c k —a/ieths m u * ing effortlessly. ltisliirt V ami liny lor, linr*i |* id B U R BA N K , Calif., Mar. H, — In . (loose between them hut take Back On, Many WomDrt, Carl D A V E DOUULAH—“ Hogan la Add to this well-rounded program Bylor. NEW YORK, Mar. * -Vi the ttoiilhuest (.'onfi-irnce with Room i< of thu Hanford Gram spite of stiff competition, Kan each for his period." Hntp’s Dream, l.’oco Dili, C LA Y T O N IIK A F N E R —"Hnead my choice. He was he unly golfer the chances to be active with the Baity Bosun, Min ilultl*. Hufar ArkiiliKUS, sva* pli'hiil In lepieielil .11ill III y Flood, who tiU'l.li*), Cl.in lev itmi Scliool won the round robin VVoods seem* ileiermined to bhl F iih u i I ut Hie Garden k iid u y , M.III.nil Clown ifislnet li. yesteiilav. • uli- hi* way into u tegular mil field hu» Ihe natural ability and Is the who never made a stupid mis­ high school C ilery Feds or the n0 H V R A T f l It ACC.— S / t S lll* M il#™ They will pluy In Hie Western >fu rle d w oik ill the agi' of Id miuiiced it C. Steele, school pi in position with Hie Mt. I .intis Hrownr greatest swinger. Hogan take. lie was keyed up all the many independent nines scattared Beauitrap*. MhI<Ii I'p. Hcrlmmsge, Iteglooal plnyolfa at Kunsa* t'llv :e li loligHlii.M'innn Oil plei HI lie • i pill The 2J)'Veal old Wood* last year thought before he played, Hriea.l time. Hi* mental outlook made throughout th* city, and It be­ Tsrhy, Olyiilao Chief, lit Charley, hint great." comes obvloua*that any 8 anford Itmc. Texas First. Mm. 21 -2l». I lie eastern pllivotl- ha* now progressed to p le i-sivers. in Ihe final game of the sene*, lilt :t2 III).... . drove m !t» runs afterward. Of the two I'll take P IK IH T H HA C l'— V I S I h * M ile . .11in my’* umhiiion I* to i.e.i.rrir. the Union Six -iimul successfully itmi battl'd 22M with the Haiti- Hogan,’’ L E W WORHIIAM—4*Hnead Is youth who wishes to participate «n> ,r ln .Iiib'd lu te Mar. 2.'l, ;*fi. MlltlredT Choice, Jan* Wayne, willi Ihe filial* at tin- (Jmdoo n doctor, Klid, tioilik.. Ill Itn- eon. limuiceil lliunn Fight, (l-JI. jiioji. Oriole*. JIM M IL HFMANF.T — “ Hogan the man. He seem* to be In posh In the national aport la given ample less Juily. I’srclt.'. ttornite Moll, Just A Wee. 11iihe I tor Imr, K**rmission, lie'll slur I by lem tiing Mar. 2k. Wood* .-av,: "Tills I* my Ihinl and Nelson were the greatest gulf- lioti always to win a tournament. opportunity to do so. Tin. lb.mu Sixer* swept all foul During hla stint with the Legion Timlsle Tortler K uiimis moved Into ii tie with (■limit the rtii'cplifilogi Isph and i li'C- game* of the foul game *eiies. L-buuee with the Brown* and I [ or* of all lime. I saw Boldiy June*, They lul* about bis poor putting! A I X T H I I A r c — s / te th s M ile Nclira-kn for Hie Big Seven lend Iroenriliiigiapli . . . Bill Sliai tioiii, Room Nino was runner-up with can’t help Inti feel that this I* mv Walter Hagen and nl) the other* No one ran rrud u green better nine the player is watched by whllev Benson, Mile Hlse, Met! many y minor a and n a major teagua leag u e Tan. lisiiii'k, llscoilrtlle, !)*■»» li by lioiol.ling Kam.li* Slate last the Southern California I>u.k■-1t.n11 tim e win* mid line lux*. and thny were not in the same than Hnead. He misses short one* year In make the grade ____ ball Koute. If talented enuugh Htnr. o ib ii.n llV D r. Jim's Dirt. once in a while hut never gets|haxel lilglit, 7II-HH, Kuril finh right vie- lice, hud lo seme 21 point* in tIn­ mlegory with Nelaon and Hogan, TtlATM RAI'H—B'leih* Mile Captains of the winning team* turic*, three defeat* mid a tie. in*! half ugoiie-l P IT A Siilimbiv wen. Bill Harper and Clyde llunParaxon, Kenyon. Mr*. Powers, t Itei'k the score* and see what I credit for the long ones he sinks.” he can go on and earn for hlmeelf I'AI.M IlF A t'll. Mar. H. a position with the Sanford Giants B's Mnr, atone Dap. Hlilp'R HmoV# Kun*n* Slate i* nl 111 in the run In lueak llnnk l.oiselli'* miifeimean. Till* 1* hunk about courH EN R Y HANHOM—"Hogan by Marrlilbhiii, tlie pitclirn' the Bliii* . Bill fin- bar Tile rest of I lie Hipmil includ­ ilel|]liia A title I ic* Hied to get fl> -e* being eusler today than thru. far. He wa* leading money-win­ or poaalhiy some other Giant farm Top Cetlnw. Clestfoot H«m nilig with a 7 -1 rerun) and eon .•nee M'pilug m ord ed: Benny /Vilnius, Johnny Howell, fariTice gaiui'ii v‘ooilig of I ill* i Iklleil will*: tCO* points III Southern I hi vid Jones, t.inii). Myi't s, VVdllf of durinj; the winfer trailing sfa And they played with a small bull ner the most time* and wun the Division Cnhfertile*'game - ** com weeki Virgil Biekleslmer, iotrry Son, is out to shnw' (fiifilD Mgc) which, if lined tmlay, would menu Vnrilun Trophy the must. tu olhei gtimes ln*t night, CONY nareil to 2J7 fur Slunfoid'* liemge Belly, even lower scort.'S. If 1 bad to G EU R U E- FA Z IO —"Ben Hogan Reel. Hobl'tl H ut roll, Billy \Ye.,t- III) still till* plenty mi Ihn b all.' handy edged pili.1 New Volk Pnl- Ynrdli-y ami 222 for l.ulsetii iivei tlqn Already M im lifL , i-j ihu umH 'cboorP between them I would lake is my, choice, I pick him on hit loll, I'liarle* Whillingiiiti Jr., and sensull Slim man virstly, tit HI. mid Wyoming , 1)11) coinplrl. * ’ llogiiiiifu-tiatMt* of Ida determina­ advaneeil pitcher in camp, the A tecord and the fact that he always i .icareit' J ill j . . tlrridil* lo Adolph Tommy Wyatt, tripped t oloiado, 1.0-11 , cyaclie* «gre«, and tu , clu u . t» tion and will lo win. Nelson had beat.everybody. Nelson Is next.” Rupp, tha Kentucky couch, mid the ability, tail tf he couldn't win lieiiiif the same fire-balling rlgiitHogan y»m picked outright by George Hillllvun of tlie Gnidau haiuler who »uu )y.games foij.the he wouldn’t try."* .: i 1 . plita players, Hnead bv five. day liarkethall staff fur tahliiiig BiudK Y L A F F P G N V'Hr.gan No, |, second division Matbits irt: lH471 fh*t fit th* group are three min who ley an the No I basketball team NnlwjttllNo. ______ A A A I tin II S T ATT) ('A lt M R U * dnonllNo. 'H ,' Hnead No. SrHugan teammate* are forecasting won Hi# National Open— Little, 'tup tbu eon ion .started. Th<\v . M A M Iti'.r i missed fewer *DMt and dlwayn iii ad Kir Amgrtfhrl; L< n T'jiaJ i rt’ bi)'Wif bill Middjpcoff. Littlq . IIHCOHT .Nti. . ii|hrnvii,io pick Uie Braven, put id* sacund shot'' cl Ore t« th* Wninliuto'and Thr fi.lhiwlaw, |ir|rn% also won tha national amateur. li¥ I hi I'ttdAr i mii - 'lip piiihryd' J pin better (ban anybody, ala*. He It would appear Hint the (title “a . Ovleppurt, v t.y high selliool has Mtufr* Kannrrr mrH of was• JJlC K’lV gol/tH g o lm nf aU.golfata. all.goner*, Net man I*, the lug man pf golf In , ,. A Ac*,,Huidbir re,. II Jlmf 'AU lllirlli-nephaW sjioi Is combine mill in Tnirkrrn A JtHilcrH %j|i tu AUi*<p«i Bn., is *M»|T { ’ UresidenV soni w,,s Treat wWi Wfl-ww*!,' I' .M.e Milt 7. IRMi: h lime wahtH 4IlNIlh. r 'khil scribe VVHill lei I I.nlill M liltilifF r»v*ii Ifh|i ' 'fii ■ifctlc A*-‘ the green aild WA* as ___good _ _ a driver’ di 11, of- tho-'Bonn Stkt*' , i tn' know if there’s iinnthe r Ilka l|. 11r44(|»»il lilt 11}>rI, <6 I d*.!! he wai floi hi as Hogan but h« ,WM flot .bolter h e ,> M f, , , . . . . sucjailun. jb jK '* I ^ In fouthull, center lleotiu' Ill'll IIM, or ettaul in other wdym , Snead i*l uia llipdllbr *»ll^ -«I5 '(Rug*) i.nplante lake* Ills slgnuls i U^ Glnclimiitl Bltcher. Ken Rnffenaiirift. Tqpt Gray's Dll c lg llw — win-. riached hi* peak last year.7 frhm liir ndfdiew, umirterlmek AlI’till* lierger made six starts again till, liar t i l ! - I on If fX rnrair fivorlte for - th* Kentuc B K IB A L E X A N D E R —"Snead Is linn, B(t) t .71 - ] ml sun (Sonnyi Green. Botli mbdit Urtjik ia pattlal to sttgaieil the heat best ull-nruund player. Hogan the Chlrugo Ottlia In 1948 Won iru Siin 1.11 hi. It'ift* i i » j - ! •? Tty Drfliy trie All Slate team •■* Newport I1 ’uhlm ail xlx Biol pitched aix complete tjeaiI and nnd Nelson thlltl.*’,, I* ijm "ii t i l i M p r * IH& I. ■i n cVf. f l .) f -'t l i dmigiinnte; h.4. i,,. ifJll won the Ml ale Cla** II title , . , (Hiiitifiii wrr ...... ti;.i,,isf.i> rj, V * F IIE It IIA ^ S , J r .—t'Uugnn wa* game*. IEI> ii ir. When baseball Marti., alter Ihn riinim lirr«, Uetn.li K Hie unly W in in the min Fi» iit^v III) II.H I I t .if - .L o t ) ice goes out, it ’will be nephew f'rlrrv. Innjor bn.-dbal) bagiu-s wltich lias Vi SI. Sonny pitching to ancle Hector, 3Sr I s .r ll.ld t 31 ilfihh'tt <TI till ill) rju 11ii I'aiioi* never ftnlitheil last. in. I i A li..I A (111 I -Mull the Nn. I enterin' , . . They split I 'rlury, I ’h ut h i r r i h a i K**r 18-in m m Mrludk MiiKniiu* up in basketball, Green plnylng CKKlilMiil Opposing team* took a chance Mil llRkl. | l no 1H: II Three ilium foi wind mi the vurulty ami l.n- I.rKtiur. IfFlifiK lirv I'ark U11 oil tirclu-strii Sr lite r when tliey pasted against the De­ iilante lefereulng grade school and I I ill) Mm ill nit Vin Inly • t’rl-. IirprihllrtM r lir ||.7b troit I, Ion* in HUB — the N F L I II tn Mimic llu w iill okrn Mg f||ir j i (JO Jnyvee game*. N eluli grabbed off 10,2 per cent of I I HU IVot lit At Sn.ill untiiiio. III If. The llanil Wniun i In -fii I» u * H u h , 1 *75 all nppmdtlon I oases, tu lead the j Rumor kicking mound Michigan f’rlifirrt 11:111 MHO Idiih If ii IR*ki, ft,<16 league. I tail I'liIUltnr Hliir I* that Forest Kvunlievxkl'a depart■ |(ml|N|irn. hrd II.i IlfUl ft I>ii«. lin n liir . l.n llii A iiirrh hub nre from Michigan Slate In Wn*h I'ontltii'M. Ill'll llllnt 1' H. Ilia Muelcnl Vnitslli-s The New York (Hants1 team I mglun Slate wa* part of a "deni" I :llll lia r Nunn Mail. It No | f»u Mi. Hi. tl to home run total of 221 In IU47 Is 1:311 lln r None H u .. Ii that will leud eventually tu Ills Hiiiuiwh, MU more than the Ret-ond highest | I : 0n lln n k tVllllnm* Yitllitw ll»i 91|*r 94 86 lieeiimilig athletic director at Ti*r»il|ir. Iflir l«lr Ittfi Toiluv'e Htnr mark ever made. MUG. . . . Only cone ret* fuel tu till! Top , r * l l f i f H u h , I .7 6 ll lls And llrn d lliira ntr. Votir Melody Hons*-, support tha Maa Is that Kwli* Is TumnluM, fl’inkai .Oldest pitcher ever to start - . :nn Mimic t,o icta i'lo g ika h h Crh, peiwndliigiiiialtty very popular With I’rexv John A. i f e u d o n 't k n o w w k a t f e r t i l i s e r i <10 lly IteillirMt c ir n i'a i K Worl^.Bvrlee’ game waa John P. ...........................Thu Rhllllt* may nr. lln n k w illia m s Quinn, 44, whu went lo the mound | >M e o fltr o i m e p e a t* o n y o t jr turn The Nhyltilil llo llr R a. i i , i i i i n sponsor n nightly radio ahaw this I Philadelphia A V I n 1028. I ■ ' --** f"« 1 '-T**—W"“*m fur liia The lirlg h i knot summer in addition to th r regu­ * i a ffe f i lo p e g s - h it th e n e ll r ig h t *■ 1:00 Miiwit lar game broadcasts, One morn reports that .Washington' go Ifft* a n Market lleio.rt _____ ____ _ __________ i T o w n e r R n p r e o q n t n t lv t . ato T w lllirh l Himsa thing for the poor minor leaguers are shopping hrmmd for a new (Ira p e fru ll, lilt) Hiiorie Titiudu Dtmcsn .................. flog I I 71 1.00 to buck. . Scoop KatlMur postH e 'e t r a in e d lo k n o w ih e a n s w e r V o ^ q u e stio n s l i k e m ~ for Die the h spoiiaur fur National Capitol l:U VaiiKhn ..l.mrue Ulnae .... i/s nun li.i* • t oo irltlfh We ennk from Jamnlvn ft»|.orl To Th« t'vopl* Open , . . Another Washington ’Taagsriucs * e e e » e n E l e M e d hfcn 1* o n e o f t h e m o s t p r o g r e s s iv e r llee aliits fu r Monday f t I t. ,.111 pack. The I'lmrlnieire IhilleH, nut thy story I* that Frank Mc|f|hn*|i a x * * on lit* Hanford Hint* Parm ara Carmera Musical Vurthty r * M H « l i p r i f i m I d l i w I h u I i m h lo iliy . cricket, soccor, |>| y, tiolu , and '.the Pirate* prqxy, I*-slated to be Masks t, Iilnk I'roshv HhoW fishing muy ksap hind AW*y fWay from ih „ next Secretory o j ’ th* ArmV _ M a rh *t r t r m . d a m a m l' good toVariety Hull H e It M W a f t w r le e e l e o il* b m I e o n d liio n a b e c a u s e h e on m o s t. common Ulaa. v . . Meet The Paint Greenville, 8 , | while blit , , (Josh, how that guy. Htephanl "day* o rg in a rp t o ' F a i r q u a lity * .lim x Nlkllt Killlion H v e c r f f t l h i f o u r p e n o f th e e o ^ try . H e know t how he hopes Ju gut, liac ■Rio world get* around! .’th a n p ric e s quoted. t I'MI Used A> Tbs firaati ■erics . . t WhMt th* tfnaaUr at Hnorts King Of The Pay t e w e H i OMf e b e le rie e d , r e la t e d a n d e c o n o m ic a l p ro Muslrnl Intel hole Monday’* basket hall writer* lunch Ihtnre Time f f i< 2 ly h u e r u le d in .c e e ie g y o u d o w e ll a t asked: "What’s the good ward Hnlieil Niillnna from Honey Russell T", tha Baton > • e ie e d y e n d p r o fit a b le At Home Willi Mnetd News ■*< Hal) coach rcpllod: "Tha good word •. *41 } Hien Off •♦») is wo finish our auaaan tonight," Two Kentucky Squads Given Best Chance Of Beating Champs Southpopth Sanford - Orlando * Kennel Club Entries SiHirtn Umiiidup (iianiinar SchfMilltoys Win Softball Crown a iu u i Important News For Growart and Stockman State Fanners* M arket Robson Sporting Goods p a in t J DO YOOT^pJflNTWGJN ^ 1' AT ONE HALF PRICE MX iisi G E T T H E T U tU L L Bhllndelphia basketball fans tab The Provlduucn Red* of the Lasallc a* a threat In tha National American league tiiglotered 44 Invitation Tournament because of victories during tha IU4H-4U sea- its "strong bsneh." It would taka FINE DAVIS ENAMELS and PAINTS W e e re urn which la tnn record for tha a fairly strong on* i d , support ircult, Coach Ksn Loefflsr , , , Golf world e n t ir e c lo n in g o f f p e ln t our D e p a rt­ m e n t. rn a t k m ' THAT V *»’■" . ■ ’* ’ i •* Mercury Out-Board Malm P ic k in g mam mi mm »— M l M ile CAN NOW RE BOUGHT • EASY TERMS N p M IN p Itt A L L O ir a O • mrnnmmpt 96.85 Floor f t Dock Enamel*.... g a l $6*80 Outiide PAlot »ah $4.80 Interior F ta t ............. .......... gal. a b o u t a p ro g ra m f o r y o u r m a n to d a y ! f— — ™ - i �u i a i t i m i .1 jjijirtji j F.1" j [ i »i i*!11j.lj 3WtWiiiBIHUHKM?lLiMBLHilBC^Bf!i!iT"^'1*rnr*[r*?iX: _J A 9 * 3 > ia t ■• ^ u.i.wumi 11Bini ■ '( w u p t w " — ba put into hard easier' If aoap 1a rubbod onto the thread*. r"' UT ?.* i . n • ] > l tfu W A n t Rural Common Sense By SPU D S JOHNSON __________________________________ ■ F O L K S WHO KNOW HAY - ■w r i S f i t 1 >)i' ■.' pglU V catUa. in F l o r i d a , ■ Oliver F. (loan. O— Stata *A— t.r.Weet I ______ _ gricultural! Extension Service animal husband*' n u t ic k o r fU ________ lIL K ' .... IIKAR NOW mari, M»l»ata.i that mora than h»H on ^ ’t',\Vrn^ “ i ItTAtN a million head of heef cattle are ^ hm -tu n r t h k ZMNINt a n ami the cattlemen saved over Jj j i iin a n c k■ k or ■ o UB TIIK OIT 1 million doliart latt year' through han 'k o r 'iY f m u u d a ' Nolle* I n lM *rt*l*V Klvon IhsI R iaT*. use of ImecticUle* on their animal P U JJu f 1 OfUl llt'lirlfIR Will it*. h«*lit fit fh« Of rFlorida'* approximately IJF .............of......... ...... i'omnt ...........1...... ........ lot Hid n iipproxiniAtpJy 1»*lKi office tli«* Clt> *plon in now under regular spray program* in** >'itv Hull In th- city >.r Han- Learai isotiee as A cow attending to her hunlnei* of eating and producing meat and L N f - I n t i i t R t lf o f I t r milk It a much hajlpler ami more A r* th* best between New profitable animal to have around York and Kay West, 1Including than one that hat to lUend n great Nt ill *a iipl lip bo m«i» pmnk on lln l r depend ^ —— South America * 1'1'ttlil’ __ ....... .. tatMUM deal of her time fighting off flies, l?“! rX ..f“ r!.,'*,..i!.h' ,"*J-0ri,y licit Otir Oil Ofnlinctil lu lelttve *i!!" i"iiii>°iUr (hi . ---•u It 11 diy tctruit, iNa/ms. (cumut.ii iltiT mn*qultoes, and other pfit*. A N N E T T E ’S it,MiiM U load At Ul diuuliU. 1 he That's tomethlng that more and I although they utc methoxychlor in........... «» 'hv Orlando Hgwy at Freark Ata. co« It untU -nlM lt|(M l. Tip 1(1 more Foridu cattlemen and dairy i stead of HDT. BHO, and othe: \ if "J «m-h * ** farmer!'are learning, and they are ’: inaeci.-l.tr! comniotily nerd on heef C-ltv Coniinl.nlory ninitl .eem taking meaaurc* to protect their cattle. (Thu.-. I»r, the F.xperim#nt p ro p e r of H ie p r o p e r t y animal! from peat, tin * ~ ‘ lu .u o d e il o n ■••nth b y ? 4 th iat■ not‘ onlvj Station reccmmends methoxychlor ..can make iatil. . e Ave a ., » M .Ave H t .t l u u v.i.l van I onfy for u»e on duty cattle.t AttJ| ia 'ah noil.H ePark .tleiidlliN liirt! .aloiiK w•*( serlouily interfere witti production j the fuller milk p*ll« have nhown S R I'V IC B line of oil 1,1 . 11*1 , e! lell.teit I of meat and milk. the value of protecting the cow. It. to a. a K lira inti ot A. F A common «b?ht n«w, eapm-lally thia way. I. Ii 14 lliei.ee i.orlhwe*l*rduring the warm month!, i! a i« «lo.ik tallroiol to Him Dr. tioen think! it*! only a mat­ Me ttiea.-e mo.Ill, l«, l*th « ’■P. A. M ICH.) 194 IKK18CH B LPO . cattleman herding hl< animal* ami ter of time—and nut long at that St then.,, went to Krenel, -Tm aprylng them with a fine ml«t of — before eveiy farmer who ha* Ale tllel.i-e nol.lli to 244tl DDT, HHC, or mmr otlier Miitatde tart or dairy cattle will la> !prayAt mol Zon.,1 lo IMntrlct ill I A itlu, single family inicrticide. Before Hie develop­ ing l . i ! animal* i.-pulurly to make a f I >1*1rid > Mill, minimum rement of the very effective new them mule cunt filled und ubu to -loll cilieltt ot I Mi p i u r e (eet C H IR O P O D IS T ,■ I Ktoliml ttooI nl. II for Immem-ide, with tin i icalduul, otitaln larger income fmoi them. >.|i, el.in *1*. riling. ell-la FOOT S P E C IA L IS T la-tlng .|iialltle!. Hot u greut d.-nl -tv* ot p»*rl**-* *o here* :in*l of apt ii >mg of lieef cattle wn* done, .tin . licit porctir*. I* pro* D R . V . K . K l . i m i D C i K O K O R I.A N IM ) BUYS S K I.I. MOMS |i..ee*l lo he i-tiiinu**l lilt** ii t.tit i f . a different «tory today. new y.ttnlnti lUelrtci lo tie Muiti-uui, Flu. MadUon County Itesen h hy the Floi ida Agricul­ Will see pullcnls on Thuraday . la»»lfle,l a* I U-iriel II I tl negro 4-H club* l.uy* arc gather­ tural Kx|>critn.-nt Station* ahuwed .line Slngt,. KntiiUv tUelrlo-1 of each week nt the null mlr.lm.iin .ei|.ilr#ment tt.a( >utIt. protected from iii«.h,I ing and nulling Sparihh moia and * t l.n.n a.innre t** l of ground lining their return* to expand peata produced notably larp.'r Itiio. ii nil ,r one r*u.f tor one their rluli project, according to .|imntitie. of meat and milk than -.or. dwillliiH. Iio lu.lve of pi*\*«t -nr poll* **. porle ■liil unprotected animal*, and the Janie* C. Miller, negro farm **irliele* polilte* i.utl ear. cattlemen and dairy farmer, have agent. Fur appointment fa ll (fit Thmsday only age* will, mil I*--* .linn 74*. followed thin cue and gone in -iiunre tee. In the lio-.ae Orlamlo Office, -’.'aIn N. Orange— I’ll. .’1343d CollMiliiptioli of wine in niuithproper atroug for .praying their herd* ai l Pile properly ....... I In 1)1*erii Kurupe, beer in norlliern Ku with ln».‘cllci(ie* regulaily. irl. I It-1 .tine Single fundIteault! of regnlar -praying have tope and feu in Chinn in often a l\ I. ilenerlhe.l n* l.ul* X 4, 7 x * IJ mid II of lllo-'k l.een more cun I ended i.ninmN and nnnitury meaauie liecau!e of lark of pure water. 1 of Heenml Se> lion of liighei pruductloti of meat and |i|enmw*dil hn-aled In ll.e milk. And highei pi eduction of hi... k helWeell llrlii.nln I ’Mve nn.l 3«<h Street and Kim meat and milk mean mure Income Utah’! Individual Income, tax Arentie unit .Xlyrtle Avenue. fur the cattleman und dairy farmer, range* from one pei cent oh the I* pr.*pio*ed lo I.*' . INina i-d In commenting on the compurn- fir.t It.tiot) of taxable income up to i- 1 11'ouimeri ini lieialll lu-nn i lively recent trend toward u*e of to five per cent for all ovoc To the many friends und putronn of F. M. KiikIIwIi . (II parti*'* In liiirrr*t .nut cl-l* the n«w iiisvcticidc* to control S4.U00. to -hall luu*. .in oiipoi(natty lo I am capable of carrying mi his work whllu he con1 If Nil lit h.url nu •;» r< timieM Herimtaly ill in the S t. Vincent lloHpital in tii in IU .Ii r aif 1Im $*H% iV> i'll 14 t.f Halt fi‘i *1. Flnrl l« Jacksonville. KtirniHh cntimuteH and complete jobs irt rtrl \ tit —FTTrrinfTv, ■i T?irr th e uan to efficient, cmirtemm m id lium'H rwuy^tirwIflcTT' II N Hihv i:n A- t*11V 4*h*rk i»f 1Im* »*hv he hus always served his custom ers. •if Hiiftfii•r«l Kl*ir Liu V Our Sundwichea PA liK F I V T H 1 8ANF0H1T H T O t D , 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA R ii IrriWiM ..»*1- i■■ — I ■*“L - INCOME TAX Mott Two Natimial Koothall ixagua hack*—Steve Van Horen af Phila­ point*. delphia mid Tonv Cana.leo uf Greco Has gained more than 1.000 var.lt in 1041*. Leg al . M rs. F. M. ENGLISH 9 tU Store in Suiifortt. D r. H e n ry Hood opjiortunity for rinlit man. Salary anti Commission. C AM, 1378-J or 1482. & retail 111 MuKiPilia Ate. W llle i|lllilifil'l|tiollS to llo.x "I!" i tire S a n fo rd H erald . r*al*ii-r -*M mime |iiir*unnt “ I'h.uir HIT) YELLOW” llrcm t ty. k'1" " 1- m - - G o a I r v d a ie Use ,, H K K A L P i. i 'il Want Ad* For Km u Kr Th, fellawlac ratfa a»»lv la I au Hr aai U a MhllahM la Tha Oaafanl flfSwMi ■ j '*■ I ftaia I K per lla* laaayllaa • liana It* per lie# leaerliea ! liana Ba per llae laatrliaa M lln.ea ip per llae laaerliaa le aer llae far Yearlp Ceatraet Plea ***r4. lo the llae. Ueable rath far hlaeh fare rape. P H O N E 148 > . I Waal A*t* nlll ha arrepl.d •le t the Utephaa# aa « r a * ataadaai rkarge If yaar aaa* la Haled la the telephaaa heap, la t.iara fur I Ufa eeeea»a>mla* ilua the akiertl.ee la eapeetf! la par praMptlr* la e N e i far aa la reader the heat paaalhla I aerelre. all Waal Ada aiMl he la aar of flee aa the da# before pabUratliia. Wear# aettfy aa taiaediatelr It aa errar aeeara la pear ad. Wa eaaaaf ha raapaailbla far a n * thaa vac laeorraal ^ s m i n THE SANFORD HERALD Pn r & | .i— A i m Snl« M U a h ’M m 12 — n n tA C ro li WORK. i r . J Wa • ..L i •K WA A L L T Y P 1 1 of lx NMMuAla riloa. aa. David B. I3BB-M Bhoea, pr. flhoee.pr. .-V-adT;,., Mt 1 I/ii DREW* lUMIIOWtr, Ik?f NM tflid port Nit. C cm p U u lf fumifhad, Including aloctria tofrifeiritor, gaa h o a lm , Moraga - water haator, rang*. S a v itil cl true traoa. P5J Iter S A V E M ONEY on dock repairing. of ■y&iiB •a I t . Laka Mary Owner 1682-M. m % * :& * * * • fixture* J Building, Im ti M fruitM : 'f& d & lt | g w At.f.Y-' Ait- .* ■ - l"W SO C~3 .f;{. \W I m. -i lu u: .) a: X4J III I l«*i| pf »• CJ LT7 >— <tz 1947 FR A ZER FORDUK SEDAN KllMl lint (till I* I?.Guo IMI Tlllltn » CJ nr: K I i FIIpIII I I■O AW i ml Vnv n*4* l*t"ltl«* tml 11(41 I’l It Mil lit fill 1*4 ¥495 ^895 t O t l C A N FI N l) flf I f f M " U H D 1 t A/tS AI fO U K A liH lU N T D. alt J. I HUNT M LRClIUy CG., I m . HAM 1 IB S I S I B E F .P D irertly Actons t r„ui ll.iv la lt luu I’ llit M l a.,*» M E R C U R Y • M E R C U R Y • M E R C U R Y • M F R C IJ R Y • M fR C U R Y • M fR C U R Y * M l I j r i l l lly l*i an Sltihi*! ...bUT THAI finillT ON MY 1 WKY IHIO H/WN I VON A CON TH ACT, I TOOK A 3MAWT CUT THHOIJCH A WATUMMG LUN PATCH, AN’ FUST THING ■KkOWtl) A FAHMIIH HAD HIS GUN IN M HACK ...AN’ TH‘ N IX ’ l Nino <KNUwen t WUJ IN TH’ J A Il. MOUSE/ WMUT HAPPENED TO TH‘ Jack ttap- sc Ou t j* IlK PA IIt SKItVIU K K A U ill, i'oh/ters, Kle.-lri,- li.au Anything electrlcnl. Gall ••• *nlt- BUI lint vey, Phone tun t or IMI. Box 1437, Nanfo'il. Sei i ice ul Its best. m t : i.o r s K K j i n o i c i NEW F'LOOKH surtaced to |h-i frctlon Old floor! made Ilka new. Finishing, cleaning A wa> tmtiA.HO Hit. GalNG Ing. Portable Imwer plant, 22 THE. BORDER year* tunerience In Semimde THYirt* TO TUEBE1: County, H. M. Gleaion, l^k>M ary.______ ____ F R IU ID M R K tale* and Service 3 Factory trained qualified Set H iIU L Ll H I A R D W A R E CO. M l R. First________ Phone 5.1 C A L L 517 for Battery, General' ri and Starter aervlce. Hwnlii’-. Battery Service, 301 W. F'ii-t 81. . _____ _____ 'K Kilt ISKN FJ-T’U F:L Oil fur horn.. Call Alvin Odham, Sinclair It*fining Co. Phone 916(1. b i ll .ANDO Morning Sentinel, <>. Undo Evening Star. Call Bul|>i> Ray, UflB-J.____________ t » ) HI l j. ’ Vf V I IiT ' • a l .) l< ‘ll U U-V.'UI H.IUI . i Cl t 4t Ut GW HI ll .,<v I U iVAaca I Ta ' la ( lUtMD tilt j AikT IVs r *m).| i i i,i i wotr in’,*-( x- TatfeY ntAUUll V) L'AD-j Wat L i th f o t r 4 C(3,xtt l Dit ! — -"■) V \\ \ i ‘ PI ACC tH CrttDi v i', (r M IC K K Y Hy Wiilt Uistie* M OUSE 1 iiM i tl '' ” PuOODNI93tl * j NOW L B T t\G 9 B B V E N E T IA N B LIN D S made t>. order. Bemiiiole Venetian Bliini Co. HO W. 3rd St. Phona U09-W.______________________ Ttrag line, hulltloier, dump trucl. muck, fill dirt, shell and cl*, hy load or Job. Contart Ii. B L'uhstcd, contractor, 109 K. New York Ave., DeLand. Phmu< 4f>«'> or 235- W._ LAW N rtO W KH S Sharpened,_ Id cycle* repaired, L w k A Kc> work. Prompt Service. II. W Shuman, 34 sh T e . 4th ‘ St. fO T lC Fi t o lly Ituy (iHM 4 I X WERE HtPiNtS A TRBA5UBB' CLUB HttBE ... WHERE WOULD X PUT >T 7 j - 9 A N F S H B T lio M L OWNERS - U t L. H. MANN NURSERIES of U ka Motn.». Supply you with Ornamental scrub* such as, Liguatrum, Ai moorlver Privet, O a r d en in. Podocatpuii Viburnum and Cocu“ lumoia Palm*, to beautify your “ * thoao who do not have cash to pay In full, ago that by a down twenty-five percent in fhre equal montha. pat) can enjoy >n> grow while you Oar Nuraaries ar« dap except Sunday: ETTA AKl'P I/O*MV,Lfl0 W> •TOP f I t H iB M r y j'w By Haul Ktibltuton fteMLV • IT CCsjtONT Poaa>n4.Y )t* v i h >n |H*r HoarrvUNtejar V5 u wtna PANCwdy WiniA. Any kuC4C ,• mo I oaI d bought on i. Low illlam P. j 8 *rvPhone ' *31 fS:' if **».-*-■'■-**•> - ■ o4->'< eiktwwk—»iik$s1w J " I 4 M I 1 COUPE 30 <T5 W o r: I »v r I 1941 a 0 .V K 0 i.F T -< e — in U a' ■ cr. •) k.J lx: SP EC IA LS O f W E W EEK I 1349 FORD STA. WAGON I.ll»» IIPtY, YM V SU-'.'HWfe. tv Sj _ tr. i (,.) Qi kt Floor Sanding iiii.i I'tni-him* \d flak I'lucrv land, sumle.l ml lllil»h.'d at tl..- rigid prtcr. I. I Nlevepa, Tele. 7111 lt-4. ft . -yrj’, v i , M f M, h , . i X i.i * n ,1 li.h in g . .... m . , . * i i *■( u ., i * , t r . ...................* *• * .............. « ‘ AdERCUWY *USID CAR- |Am4 w m im «*ii»r l o o k tim l look' i r e/ lo o k ot Int n t h i tt>f " u . n t l «*«rm l " H u t t in p t o h l r t n ik fimlnti/ tltt too thot tfi vt s (/on n o t , lu n t u n i n t h t r . A m i h n > th * t , I h u t '* /•/.» tank i uff f o r m /lEi'dti in o Ituff'ttuch'! l i n t d o n 't l* t it t r o n i i lion - id # V#* c l t o n i l //j * ho it n n o i t ! Y m t ,t , t h i n k i r r hit I T t h i ‘ Ur&t until vo im in ton'll tin i t in n nt tin n s t t l a i r r/'f#/j. A n il n't U s t n k i o m ‘ r ifm tu tn n nil i ct'i’ii (DM ot t in in. ( onn nt ontl st It vt a tjontt m i >i a i r f o r t t o n r s v lf . II* m o n i s r n s t h l i , l o i r / n n ' t s , I t h v m l tt rin n . T l u n 'n tin In st m t n i r n t t o o ! a t r a ir a .1 , u l- M •« ot Hemlno'. O R I ^ O M U L S I O N l ‘" nl A .............. ......til-, iliux ...... .. . . . . . . , U n t U l l i v M i w n ... ................... ............ .. W Whnetieeil I . Ck.it Cold! * Imaektli* Pinup frt tree oslimute*. sell oFfaLa t : e ttr. • spei-tal .'xrrx i »ph It 1 W hy is a Good "Used Car" like a need le in a h a y sta ck ? MUUKBN sliue repair shop in— '' cbldil.K #f»4Hl.f444 worth of *up- I f f A R K *I l f Ii pile*. All equipment in flrlt i qlaxa ahune. Will -ell n-asoti | aide. , 4>■la mil, Steam Laundry 1 i Co., 40 Weit Coneurd Ave., O r­ lando, Fla. V E L A K A A PA TM EN TS, Room* tt.d W. FlM t SUM *. Phona 490-W. FL O R ID A Riant papper plant*. MAN~8 A P A B I.E o f hgndBnElKi !e#o Butner, I territory to munniro c u t bunk I TWO ROOM furnUhed apartm*nt . . ' * — '' ___ _ * i a. .. nmnaga __Lcase l . . busi­ at_ ness and tnako weekly collec­ 310 Magnolia. Phone A r k . Roa- SW A P SHOP — 406J B . 4th Sti tion* In burn and iavorna. ,Part We Buy, Ball 0? Trade mo*t| M tU r, florlrt, it a - W* > full time. Dig earning*, p k l anything. Phono 4* 8 4 . F O R R E N T — Comfortablr gtrae* Full# aeeurtd. ah trequire.l. apartmant. Phona 31 or a3»-Xw. FIS H ER M A N I - • Live bail for For interview, give age, phone aai* from 5 A.M. till 0 P-M, daily. | Hnd oddresn. State if caih la jT BOOM furnUSed a p a *m e » i 30fl W. Und 8 t. available. Write Box K , c/u Phont 1 M B - M 3 . _____________ Herald. Used AX M IN S T ER S C f S T 'O n i TW O MODERN houiea, unfurn9x19 and On* 3x9, W A tlftlfA L L Y rate! Co. haa Imlihttl. 1—3 bpdroom; 1— 3 bod tlon, cheap. Phone after modlate opening for man cap­ room, Box H, d o Harold. 5)30 P.M. able of handling thia territory to auMrvU* distribution of Her■hey, Wrlgtev, Planter* and hdM . ether leading Be Itema. Route of .w H I proven-aolf serving unite furn­ U100 A C R ES , J 6.60 an______ . ished and full cooperation to ."electric motor llOO rpm, raab— Fenced and loading ear person selected. Earning* offer “ ** “ .9 l(.P. Fire*tone B E S T Home Bargain! on] " exceptional opportunity for life living front to c Iom . pitata income. Full or i ‘ Phone down—(13,000. T h l. la natulan poislbllH Minimum worhlni T ......... quired $a93. For ( M M i . .i f u S T U TA N U ER i i price rets Daytona Batch, Fla. Ph. age, reference*, phona and ed­ ~I •on, Route it Writ* Box K. R„ c/o Her1 Laka Front L o u on Cryatai U h a , K f „ ’^ i .a ,r Isdta Mary, Fla, YELLOW CAR CO. We have trunk service 4i i - 1 ic."vegw^we J Hblllle'e Aareea aeryiee atetloa ID— Itu.HlnesH ( >p|Mirltifiitl«*r4 1 l-AHN 44K. a IS It IT. WANTFU—0 .O TS fur Salu tin IimhI filrfaewd rf act'd | W E HUY, HE LI. ft T R A S K used t i^ d l Mdr .bhattt«uf| Uk'ii. Mon* fiiniHaai.-, Wil*un Maier Furni'roe. Enterprise side. For hoinci tu re V o , 311 K. I*t 1‘hune itr.H. or orange grove*— from $200.00 U P R IG H T PIAN O t .oiv.l contIL 1*3 tlnn, - .Will st.ue or rent for — Article* For H*k —IS' •I use Irt studio. lloxhJrv School Dandng. P h u tw .^lC-J^ -err* T U X E D O F E E D S : Complete Hunt'a Tuxedo Fer.l Htur«. IffKI.i* W A N f K D 4 U SED aUxifr. IteaH.ui- G ild , to work in Produce depart­ able. Phoir 4iir. w i*t ment full lime, Antaly Margaret Street, Mr, odgei. Ann Stoic. Mr Whatley. HOT L U N C H ES rrd every day vPR l l M i l l e r wanted iminedi11:30 to 2 a lloim- Made atelv. Phone "llil.’l, or see IJ. M l{"".er'. roll* Hinl corn \ r'e Oviealu. I In. Grill. 3U4 Kai H T E A h l imslliiui will, cliance of D E E P FR K E ii 'S ift, Mix till', j ailvanrernent for wtiie awnke lined ti month!. Moving, can'I pat tv who kn*>we Sanfnril. it. teaaly to wear department. Mu*t use. 133 E. Winter Park Ave., Ituve .•xperlem-e and pleasanf _ Orlando, F la .________________ laeisnniillt". U<*x .1. c/u llerahl. E S liK I.M A N S Red Hone Feed T o u ch ti.n A W atio n,' 1201 Celery [ M'\ K F MONEY S P A R E T IM E IT'S E A S Y ! Show new Everyday Ave Phone II3A-J. Cards. Self-selling 15-card box F R IE D Shrimp Dinner, Served fur all occunIuii* paya you UP to "The Beat Shrimp on Earth” toil per rent on $1 rtaleu. PLA Severy night at Homer’a Grill, T IU 8 . Metallic!, Jumbo, other!. 324 Kant Iat. Street. Alan imprinted Notea, Station­ Now available. Lnte*t model Highery, Napkin*. F R E E Sample*. A s s o r t m e n t on approval, Speed Floor Bander for rent. tl EN D S HIP. 455 Adame, F*lEverything to complete a first c la n job, 'Call or come Intel 8 E N K A R IK Glaex 1 Paint Co it well U3-114 W. 2 n d ............. Phone 330 _____ , . * 111* Wg both loae when you don't bring ninga,' by- ecawtuiad'^appolntyour ptacriptldn* tb L A N K A ’S, menti. Training free. No col­ • Phona 103. • lecting.’' delivering or canvaaxlng. Fur appointment wrlta Box L.K., S IN G E R M ACIUNEft, new A usmh <-/« Herald, id, giving,qualifications, gh Tetms. SiB B. Bth St. Ph. U134, age and add reel. 14 4 4 24 Hour Htrvlro yoiir *•*' ,J Atld — No S tlif • ft HUllS I* II* C itttf |i.utl Uinlli |«| M>« lu.lluU. VI. *..m Ills I Ml s t l)«. v.Jwy.U (ut Uiv Im j. In tlir Ann. tiu! (•t th. bum. fulw* >jr| Ml li ill t 11,1 M tK G U R Y 'M t H C U K Y * M E R C U liY 'M F .K C U K Y * M E R C U K Y * M L R C U K Y * M l K U J R Y -< P IIO N K / m in ! and it tine tor chddteil. A 'k *i *lriv»* ti nt I mt I **• • I >4$I **tl 4t t I ll.e T IIIN K IN ti FKI.I.OW ritivH the ^ ATHLETE'S FOOT i n . l e i t t i * *0 th e " K i c l l t l o u * N a m e . J i u i ( i P * t fo t C ic o m u t s in n e n d t a k e S t a t in ." l. . . i i o i l u l i ’ i . - i c t t t*• •• ; , i l . j c c n i . l i a . to J , ! I * U U m i ,-n e . t e l l . o t H I I M c L u u lin Optom vtrlst NOHUM «h«;• « « « * H.-'11 iiunii- -H.-iiiirii.tr- .Meat .» ! J'*?'* and inllliom of u«fv ll umtiu.i* Proylshtiis .uni tIta i i ihttwiii I** j tafr, [uuYtjit mg: ctlicuti, nu nauolici WANTEI) Mnn to Miniuigc ^ / S r ^ t lo n ie P jp p m ^ sss.i’ j'-'V'V'"............ « o ‘ NOTICE We will appreciate yonr work. "diamond" When new dmyi or old fail to >lop your #>l.t don't delay Safe, dependI able Ctcumul'ion got. quickl) to the N o t ic e —— VALDEZ HOTEL ... have BetttrCough Relief JO HN F. DEM PSEY i nail* �0 t W t w H r & T jg f t r :'*’r -v •. i M AS. ft. U ia ,v fessronaT Dinner Arranger Of Our Times n* H A L B O Y LH NKW ^ ORK — (^*) •—> Today w t taka you for a bahlnd-thawenes peek at a groat American industry. It Is the business of getliag peo­ ple to attend a puhllc dinner. And right now it I. one of tha most active iimuMnc* in the United Slates. fruidic dinnera fall Into two broad rtn*M-»: 1, The testimonial dinner. 2. The "worthy causa" dinner, (Setting people to fork out the cash for * ticket to a teatgnonlal dinner In no pmhlcm at all.- Gen­ et ally the gent being honored I* so poweiful thnl nt least 1,000 people are afrnld lint to buy if* ticket. This assures o full, attentive house. Hut toping folk* Into going to a dinner for "n wnrthy cause" Is quite another matter. Approached with n piopovltlou nf thla sort, the average man will run for tha near­ est ercuse. Ills molher-tn-law ha* iust enme down with (he measles or hi* wife has broken har arm playing canasta, and ha haa to take her to the hospital, This reluct mice has created a new specialist — the professional public dinner nrranger. Li t us take a typical rasa. Hup po*s vou an- president of the so­ ciety for relieving Impoverishment among Eskimo architects. You want Hie society’s annual dinner to he a sucre**, so you go to a pro­ fessional arranger, "To begin with my fee will tie fill's m i n i m u m ithis i u q dear UVMF nold h l lady. 17AO," murmurs "What!" you bark. "WltV there are only I no members In pur so■d etri ami s r were -going to throw only charge 12 .00, and Joe lets us have his blue plate special for I.A0. so we only expect to clear our bits a head." Ho the wise old lady sayy don’t he foolish, nobody goes to a two buck affair anymore. She sched­ ules the dinner at the WaldorfPlasa Hold and ups the entrance fee to tlA a ducat. “ Who’s going to make the main speech?" slip asks. "Why, I was," you say lamely. ? [sake Mary Hr VIR G IN IA PAI.MF.lt Mr*. I'. It. Ilromer li undergoing treatment *1 the Florida Sani­ tarium In Orlando. Mr. and Mra. I.. II. Frlslwy who spent Iwn month* with her iiorlr. I., A. Cline, left Monday fot their homu hi F a r well, Mleh. , ..A fter spending several month* In mm of lh» Hull cottage^ Mr. •nil Mr*. E . R, Hydcn ictUrntHl Monday tv Jmlr home In Atlanta. VUIIUi# H r*. M. F la te e r. In Wlntar t^ayrk. Sunday afternoon wara, Mra. J. L . United u d Jter d M g b le ra ,M re, Frank MJi k H«v * n2, “ r",v*>;p‘ J } " * * m m ........ . Mr. ' l l A . Hfinnr , AM . ,aon, Jama* A. Galnnr had >a*, tbfir guests Hominy hl»,»an.|n*taw,arul dam htrr, Mr. and M r * . F . ,. t . Moore of Now Smyrna Beach. , •Mra. Hoy l„ Ilowall, Jr, and aon Milton Imre relumed to their, I.aka Mary, home. Mr. Howell. U run* ployed hr the A D , la llro sd .in Jacksonville nnd for the preaent will *|ii'iid Ii Im week-ends with Ma family. The II own itl llotnter Wholeaale Candy Co. of Hanford recantly am* ployed W. Welderhold. The Hhythm Hand of tha Laka Mery arhonl took part In tha pa­ rade Monday afternoon which marked the opening of tha new Sanford Hkatlng Rink. The Lake Mary boys' haaketbnll team lo*t to Sanford Junior High, Friday afternoon with a acore of IS to A. The *ama afternoon, the Lake Mary glrla beat tha Junior .HI, 28 lo «. Raymond Mllrhall la now 'tth-, ployed by tha Erlckeon Funeral Mama. Mra, W. B, Rlaar and Infdnt aon. Kenntlh Bryan cama Kama Friday from tha Orange Memorial Hoapltal, Orlando. , Mr. and Mra. Wm. Crane of Tampa, hrothar and aliter-ln-law of Frank Evan*, wera out-of-town guaata for Plonaar Night Friday, Tha U k a Mary School OTA ralaad around 118.00 at thalr cooked food aala Saturday momallaa Dorla BJoblowt waa g guaat of tha Carvera In Aftamonte Thursday. Mr*. Harry Marrow waa nufftctantly racorerad front bar tarioua and she remarks, "Don’t be piti­ ful. We gotta get some big names talkers." “But who earea shout hrlplng the poor, downtrodden Eskimo architects T" you Inquire. And she say* leave that to her. Well, It turns nut that a senator from Washington w<u.Lf o* mm*, than glad to discuss, "Tha Eski­ mo* Are Our First Line of De­ fense.” And . a bigwig from the United Natlona la Just aching tu ive a half-hour report on "Peace n The Far Snow— It’s Wonder­ ful," And for entertainment? It turns uul that a brilliant voting com­ poser has Just finished n new piece rallrd, "North Pole Hercnade," and would love to try it nut on the puhllc at a charity banquet. That way he’s sure of newspaper mention. Hy now the dinner realty sounds like something, hut how are you going to sell alt those IIA tickets? "That’s my Job,” say* the pro­ fessional arranger. "I ll Just mum! out Invitations to my selected list of tested dlnncr-goers, end we’ll pork the ballroom." What Is a "tested dinner-goer?" Well, believe It or not. In Manhat­ tan there are thousands of people who make a career out of going to public dinner*. Some want lo run for office, others want to "keep my face before the public," nnd the rest Just don't know whnl else to do after dark. So the dinner U a huge sucres*. Ynu clear |A,(H)0. Then vou di* over there-are only five really Eskimo an 111povertv-itricken tects In the world. You forward the money tu them, they put stnvca In their Igbins, and the central heating gives them pneumonia — and In three week* there are no more Eskimo archi­ tects. You then disband your society. Hut that doesn't worry the pro­ fessional dinner arranger. She I* already busy on the inmisl ban­ quet of the society for extending t clevis Inn to the '/.ulus. New Considers Action h Sander Cue % HOWARD W. BLAXULSI MANCHESTER. N. H.. Mar; 8. — Tlta N4w Hampshire Stale Medical Society is icl lo nwet poMiUy by the and of this wash to act on medical punishment of Dr. Hermann N. Sander, if,ha is ac­ quitted in his m*rcy murder trial. Sander's fellow doctors, under the laws of medical ethics, can ha mote levcra than hit jury. They cannot do more than recommend of a Trustees of Cemetery asso­ ciation. Motion made hv Flunk Evans, consolidating Htich associa­ tion with the beautification com­ mittee, was passed. Tha annoyance of Hundav motor boating was discussed ami Wm. Thorne n\ade a motion which win passed ,tu keep hoaU out of the park .area,at Crystal Lake. I’reaidtnt C, I'. Ilra*lngi»n «p puinlfld Nominating Committee, composed of P. I), Anderson, chair­ man, Joe Mayhury and Mis. Ota CpchrjU), „ E|nclion uf officers for ensuing,.year will take place at M»t LutS" " a ry repre•tn u U ra , ^,'T). Apdefaon, reported a county meeting with the Awnf. Leader, Hla* ISdna Jie object nr the medtllacuialnn of method* of, ,' M tending, library service thrpuglimit tpo county, 't Tha auoaeiw of the recent covaredidiah (Upper wat reported Ly Wm.- Pugh, chairman of the Boy Scout.comnjIUee. In an effort tu ralau money . for tent* needed by tha Scout*, a rummage. rule ha* been aft for Mar, It, Win. Thorne T I R f t f c n P A T IO D R EB 8 Plealerl tiered 1 patio strapless tress of lavender and gold striped •otlon, worn w|ih a pale lavender wool jersey bolero Jacket, from lb* rollechon of a New York de­ signer. .•TTrrr,-fT,i r HuU ftpntirf~ CommuniHt Hearing rrn s V *n H MWeb R m if fcTSSS clooa • wood late hla property prtmerty O a*l of (he House Committee on unA met lean activities as a sponsoi of Its Washington branch. "There l.i nu length to which Ihese purveyor* nf treason will nut go lo bring Into their fold Hie name* of unsuspecting and mis­ guided men and women who are Influenced by a glib story of mi clnl or cconmiiJc liiiprovemorii nnd thus lend prestige to a sordid nnd dissolute cause. "Mrs. Achcsun appear* once mi the mater of these subversive orgiitiiintioiis mol Mis* Kenyon more Ilian a .wore of times." Tydlng* louche,I off n row at the outset by ileiiiuudlng t lint MeCm thy Minin' n high Hlatr llepai'ment official whom McCar­ thy liud Hr,'iixrd of shielding dliloyal persons. McCailliy balked, saying lie would do no when he gels to thul particular ensn. Tydlng* said that if there Is anyone In the State Department who I* shielding^ persona who are had secuilly rlik». the committee ought tu get on Inal at nnre and "get him out „f there." " If llunfo men are guiltv 'of the*,, charges, the committee will want tn find ■ml," Tydlng* paid. "If they are not line, wa will want to tell the puhllc." Tydlng* plunged iiilo questloq‘ ‘ tin .................................. mg about the official without giv­ ing McCarthy u cluinre lo make an opening statement. That limuglil it pi,newt from .Senator Lodge ( U-Ma-w.i i IimI |t was thn must iinuniint procedure he bed seen alnce he mine to the Hejjpte. have becn' m*ds.r i'fl(tt'tnfliiMNIal tbd'tUtot> 1tte dptJtdra • have lidtMtbd-tltet “ r utlleVed there (Hurt*be ' Id drrftr to WaMTelaM *v tha storma may « Hat and Inclladed women who ted _______________________ registered In or_______ ... burned In west dar to aarva m Jurors, said Mr. '"S fiJJ'S r; Texas yaatetday hot tte Mg nrain* 8 A*dMd to a road In OVUda at biases that swept fear Faateadte Sweetwater Park w m accepted. Tha County dedicated way to tha Ben Jonas Negro sub­ division In Oviedo across a place of County owned land. A plat for Suooet Beach at K t * r Laka waa areas Monday sight ware aattogr uishwL . Hrattertd pralrt* fires dastroyed valuable grassland near Pawhnaka, Okiab County Agent A. A. .UmtmM Cypres red fear nearly too,000 serve, need far feeding markettiled. No action waa taken In answer bound Texas cattle, might ba lort. to>a ‘few raquaita that Frad Green ciub opeu after lift) o'clock In the Med to keep hie ten Orlo morning. 8 j9 il1 AyjfiG ‘ • D A A |M ..s Min value... .....£5 a s a ilple* of the' medical i proto* tlon, <it. r The t r ia l ’1htntighbiU, *Utpinteii n elrly all 1doctor* In NbW'HM»P* Itoto »hlf«» lb; eVldtoW thu«‘M»e patient ........... wa* already dead when tt e alm vla Injected. " " 'll"* • b' Hut thAfe atlll leaven' SaMerti c olleagues" asking: "Wljy did Httito’ tt. '- It doaiiVt make »en»P,“ ' ,'*■ i ■ ‘It* -.».*» And "It doesn't tafehe - sOnag" were i l l . flundar’a otah word* when he testified that ha had Ip Ire ted air. > Making senaa In ovary madleal Kulfrarian Trial FtUa ss? a eoaaiderabla ml sated that t t li to Insladed in tte budget. Tte nutter was taken Texas outer advisement. ranchers T te Board completed ita P E iA . weat of tiuTaift Tree M ar ir Long­ wood to prevent trespassing. ing. Ha w m told that tte Boofd ted no authority on the matter as the road la not plotted. Tha sum of 1800 wm donated to toe Seminole County Red Cross. cancellation of hla license, but*’ Dr, George Dame and Dr. Frank that mlgSk mean ruin for hla pro­ act la an unwritten , fessional career, anywhere Jn thla tor's conduct under the ooda of ftulHman raonested a | f .N 0 annual 'Increase In tte County approprla-, country, alhlci. ^ '.tV/vl,-*;. tton to the Seminole County H«ajtft The plana were made last, month. The notices calling the meeting are ready tn be sent out. They will not lie sent If ha I* convicted, nr the Jury disagree*, nr there I* an appeal of a conviction. The medical men have agreed In let Dr. Hander have an unpre­ judiced day In court. The meeting will be nf- the timing of Delegate* of the New Hampshire State Medical Society, numbering between 80 and 8B doc­ tors. These men era the ruling body of medical practice In thla state. The question tn coma before them Is whether Dr. Sander hai violated medical taw, mors proper ly called medical ethics. Thla med­ ical law I* fully as itrict as legal laws, and frequently mnr* strict­ rlc*. ly enforced. The House nf Delegate* will meet In closed session, discuss Dr. Hander arul Issue a statement on their decision. There U na appsa). They will consider ,whether Hander ha* made himself unfit in the eyes of hi* fellows by .glvitff an air Injection, something that In nil the evidence to date caftnot Tin >•' any olbyi effect' than Tvafirf lo a patient, and death If enough Is Injected. , It I* possllde that tha ,atMa medical society’s action jq a y , b| forestalled by the Stats Board. Registration, tha legal l*ody that licenses doctor* to practice. Th» slate laiard wa* ready to consider Dr. Sander’s case before tha trial, hut deferred action. Thera bar been no announcement of the board's post-trial nlan*. > If this wrre not an extraordlnarj ,'X rase In the entire history o# rtladlcine, the Initial action would come from the Hlllrtlmro County Medi­ cal Hodeiy, of which Dr. Sander is n memlter. ., Hut the world-wide seneatton caused by the first report* of Dh Hander'* alleged killing of hla c m ccr patient, Mr*. Abhla- BorroU, caused doctors1 In nfflflal p o r ­ tions all over the United State* III lo tkkn an immediate poiltluii'on tho chmga». New ffampshira riorton.'aggead that action, no matter what It might be, should be< U t t o if a P * stdlh relhcr<than counlp leveLtu, N 6' eWteVnettN' f»r||. pa bllgdatart f IC s S lla s H U nit 1 ™ ! " ’ ...low in cost? WUtionV Warning and collaeted wa* made by Scout­ master T . M. Millar, Announcemanta regarding Plnnaer Night, aat Tor lfa r: 8, wat* made by Frank Evan*, chairman.' Volunteara to handle registration, parking and transportation war* accepted. Mr. and Mra. Frank Bartlow war* Introduced a* new resident* and Mrs. Thomas MaeLellan, for­ mer resident,' waa likewise Introduced and oh motion oj Tnmklnson, vetted an member of tha Chamber mtree. Coffee and t *treed by tha Home Di tlon Club following adjc VUItlng tha Ea rl T o i thalr eoualna, Mr, and M Druley of Eaton, Ohio, Mra. E lisa Snyder am tor, Mra. (1. B, Fagan, Chicago, a rt tha guaati formar'a brother-in-law tar. Rau. and Mr*. C. C. gentleman lo hi* present Mat, In tha Italian part of Naples■ a e rn a l thoimanrt ragged war drip* plea attacked police tinea In an angry damonrtratlon for higher relief payment*. Flee policeman and two demonstrator! a r m In* Jured. Traffic In the busy heart of Naples wa* atlll paralyied In late afternoon. - f t ! 1" guarded publte huildlnga hut made no attai dliparaa tha crlpplea by Zander Trial & < * *f : ' today that II, H, Buthmltlaa are Playing "a cruel game" w "h hla daughter, who 1* on trial bar* for the alaylna of har air fa n e husband, L I. Andrew E . Madaan. Noack, a Brooklyn, N. Y „ cari -l,d ih,f «,rl '* Intaroatad only In dying." Ha oald the trial "Is tha gruelaat pleas of Justice l haeO.ever aaan. Ska (Yvette) I. trying to Soviet aoiia. Truman obhalad that tjile atorva herself to death. I t e le physically and mentally unabla to had bean known to nil tha tl aaoparato In her own dafansa." i - t u rt. V«ti. .p i * r r 't j f tn- m t - t ll <11 *»b<‘ iu - « lt r l *4 Ib e l - I 'M llV Leahy Report KWftWiih tbayVa * trying to have a good time ttylng jo try a parson WBo I" tod able to halp In her own do* *J iiliu t •one boundaries. He massaged Churchill t "A If“ J f w U X* r / * ' to * v ‘> ‘T v *►*>•*■ ? *'*1 r„U '* Ific; *, AJi ‘ jt : fit r k t r .‘i * " 1 i i * « a i . Ls 1 ' W p tob- tifW ' . !'■■*iLtwr’tj tr4v'-- 1 1 ■ ^ i i } 1 ■/ <v . 11 * L* ■\ u •* l k' » ' 1 , �»v=» '.T W- h Unity T h ert In Strength — TH E T * P r t i t l the P h n #f ik« World) T * P|*M < « Ik * P i i f i u i ot A terica. Fall .mil riiiMlerately cold Ik L afternoon ami tonight. Friday fair Kin) warmer. Moderate ta freak nm lliri t> win da bxrroming modtrale ii»tlhra«l Friday. T * Pim Iiim P iM H iilf for Hanford. 1 V O LU M E XX X X1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER___________ * SANFORD. FL __MMM ' SANFORn^ToRIlM, TI»7HsriAY~MAK. >.9, 1i.:.f) T IIU U S H A Y M A U . < lii.'.fl E a f s b H s h H 1908 Senate Group Puts Judge Allows McCarthy On Spot Three Results Death In Commie Hearing InDr. Mercy Sander's Fate Is Tydings Insists Mc­ Carthy Must Show His Files To Prove Communist Charges WASHINGTON, M a r . 9 -</p, .— Senate investigator! today pul Senator McCatlhy (R-W i») on notice .lhal they will exptet him to produce the filet on which hr bated hit char get of Common i»i infiltration in the Slate Depart* mint. Chairman Tydings (D-Md) >aul the Senate Forrign Relaliom lubc o m m i t t e e investigating the charget will want McCarthy*! filn ~lu cOmpat#"wlth Information Ihe group inlendt to gel from govern lltent agenciet. Tydingt told McCarthy to keep hit filet 4ntact. He taid d they are not produced voluntarily at the proper time the lubcominitlre may subpoena them. Tydingt gave McCarthy hit notice about the filet when the tecotid day of* hearing! brgan, More than 200 tpecIntuit were crowded into the Senate caucut loom. Minulet later, the committer fell into the tame tori of wrangling that characirri/rd it* opening day. Banator McMahon (P-Conri) demanded that McCnrthy pro­ duce fur Immediate I import Inn nil the liifurmntlun he Iiuh about "Cate Id". McCarthy )mt Iteen referring to aniue Individual# In (lit* manner, not u#lng llielr namra. Ho nay* “Cate M" la a dlatoyal ponton who wa# kept on State Department rutin through Intervention of a high official. McCarthy tald McMahon win trying to get him to dlkclose the 'Information on which he hated A “t w s r s f ' hot footing me," MM i Earthy declared. He added that the miheommlttee want* the name* of III* HlateItejmvt merit Infnrtnatita #o the : Department can fire them—''So their head# will fall." McCarthy then added i " i am very mucli aurprlaed that thin committee haa become the tool of the State Department. McMahon #nldt "1 am prnfouml|r u H u « e O* Page *•«»> New York Bank Robbed By Five Men Of $63,933 < i MANCHESTF.R N. I I . Mar. 9 - </l‘) Judge I H i..1.1 F.. Wi icoll today laid the jinoit liymg Dt. Hrim.iun N. Ssndrr foi imndrr to die "mercy d e alir *.l a tanerr NI'.W YO R K . Mai. 9 - W h 'palienl lhat they nuil.l irimo uiir Five bank lublrei* ln i.n l riiqiloyrt oi tiller ponihlr tr i.li.li, ol the .Suunvxidr, Q o rriii, hranrh He litlrd them .«> ••I the M sn u lstliirro H u ll Co,, Mmdri in ihe I i i M degree: iiiln ihe basement todsy and -c-w-uped—wtt fr •$6Y,9 i 3; D ir robbery H it uitr .1/ if.* JET AUTOMOitLE TOWCE8TER, Eng.. Mat. «. — Tha British automoblla biggest postwar aacret a— ABitry's aleak jet-propelled car — waa given glvan Its waa .. first J publle damonatratlon today. w ui «vru* Moved by a pair of twin hero* ■aaad f*d Jet. lurblnaa, tha automoMl# — a gray it* landing whipped over a strip n**r Tawcaatar •t nearly N mil** an hour. ■port soap* — GROVE SOLD 4 Om of tha major m l aatats transactions recorded at the Ooort MIAMI. Mat. ') \/p)— A .H I Dooley. Morula uianagrr of South rill Hell Irlrphoiip Co., lold lhr Slate Raihoad and Public Uliliunder the law to conudei capital liri Cnmmiiiion today thal Ire had punishment.” liicd foi 10 ypaii |o determine ('u)ulal puiiiihnirul in New how hookurekrn get wire service Hampshire means dr.ilh by hang­ "and hasn't figured it out yet." ing. Stale Attorney G niem l Richard Judge Weicotl expl.iiurd "lire At J amri Wetlnn, hank rereptionitl. intetled fork In enter, hit kry in the ruldirr thrived a a pitlnl ag.imti lot lu rk , warned him in irmain qmri. Ihe rolihci followed Weston mil) the building. In n mailer id irrondi he wui joined by two lelluw lohhert. T h s , three chnliii'il We.-lun In u radiator in tlit- vc-tihule, and instructed him in let the hunk employe.. In ns they arrived nnd not In give uny warning. A* encli ttf l In. | ft employe* arrived, the ml.licr* furred them to take their regular places ns though they were working nnd nut In i.vke an outcry, It required approximately one hour nnd 20 minutes from the time the rohbera arrived until the fast employe arrived. The branch opens.for limine** al 10 A. M., and it* vault i llrmr clock In set 11:80 A. M. for tt:.10 Tha' robtwrs, lasting' ta ythfjr ,*rrmrty:Wifl**.\#n . tli* side a* lonkofit*, I ... . Then Jhen forced Theodore D. Rand'., assistant man­ ager, nini h taller In u)ien the vault. They scooped up three cimiainers of jUOhey from I lie »nfe, plni'eil them In a ling and lierded all the employes la the basenrent. The bnnk staff wn* ordere.l In remnln there for 111 iniiiules and not to mukt* an outcry. The robbers fled with I heir <<‘enilan** on fan * r» u n Monday evinlng memlier# of Ihe Sanford Tourist Club will cejehrate New England night at the Tourlet Center with u typi­ cal New England supper ut 11.00 o'clock, followed by projec­ tion of color pictures of Vermont. B. F . Jones of N*w Smyrna will show tha pictures which were taken near bla homt In Vermnnt. Members of th* club are re­ quested to bring althar the usual covered dish offering or msltu rash contributions. Tha club wdl furnish Virginia baked ham, baked brans, brown broad, white bread, tmHer. coffeu and eream. It la plannsd to make this n memorable occasion, Add I’resldent Dan Scudder. MRS. M A D SEN U P S E T F R A N K F U R T , Oarmany, Mar. 0, — (AT — Mrs, Yvatt* Madsen, on trial far tb* fatal shooting of h*r air fore* huahand, lost her composure In court today when the fatal pistol v u introduced in evidence. She closed har tyea and awayed In har chair. A WAG tscort ad­ ministered smelling salts and she recovered. Tha fatal bullet also cation. r.iM iU fici was presented for. siale, however, due* mil ask (or ihe dr.ilh prn.iltv m line case and under all lire cirum islailcri it would Ire uiuiso.d iinlrrd d a jury should recommend iaptl.il puuishiirent.” Dr Sander is on trial lor lust drgrer minder on tlunges hr look the lilr ol Mrs. Aldne Ihnroll) by cancer patient. Fatly tinlny the |in>«e* uloi deiii,in.le.l lu* conviction bn 'taking the law into his own hands" in the dr.ilh of a lancer iolden pat­ ient vvhilr lire drfnisr counsel de­ clared the woman died ol bet ill- Frvm ipirslioned w it n r iir i al the opening oi a heairnu hy die U lih lies Commission al which Ervin •aid lie Imped In " g rl lo lh r hot lorn of lh r bookie w ire.” Ill lire courlrnom ul lire session waiting to hr called as a witncsi wax l.d w aid M clln d r, it ,, a Um versdy of Miami studrul. Accord mg to a ilatem riil liy his falh ci. Anhui (M ickey) MciJride ol I level,mil, Vnung IM ilhidr is owne of Conlinentai f’resx, 4 national race w irr reivjcr. Young Mcllridc wix. accompan­ ied h yn 11 attorney, Vincent (llblin (Canltnne* Wn Pa** »'»«•' DiMik.y testified that Sullthan llell would not permit th* use U Its clreults for any np*ratlun fa svhlch prlvale lino service hail | been refused. It suspicion mine and a wire found to he used for I Illegal purposes Ihe service would | be refilled, he -aid. AMlntant Attorney tiitumul AI.I.KN TOW N , Pa.. Mnr. !» - [ Ueorge Owen asked Donley l.1*» — "lie asked me to shoot him wlietlo'r he knew how bookies yet I pondered it. He often hnd asked race information #0 quickly. me in do the -ame thing. I fin­ "I wonder my-elf Imw lliee .lo ally decided to do it.” it,” llooley responded, "I've mrn With those words, Harold Molir. trying to figure it out for Ift 'bl. of nearby Coplay, was quoted years und haven’t yet." by distrlet allornuy Kenneth II He #aid the company l.a* Ivorh ns saying he shot and killed checked whether lilies are tied lit# Mi-year old brother, Walter, up fur long periods lietween lire laxl night because "he was Ineur- entire point# ouch day lo tramnoit nldv III of rancer nnd was blind." rare infnrmation unit that “it’* Harold Mohr was charged with Jiisl not happening." murder after making his verbal Dooley reported he has Issue, statement to Koch and a third u memorandum Ihul liretnlluio'ii brother, Coplay pollca chief Ralph orders must not lie accepted for M6hr. known bookmakers and that cm The Lehigh county district at ,f HnltHiira tin I'**# n » * l lorirey said Harold told him Waller hod pleaded with him frequently tu kill him und Insisted he would never submit to hospitalisation. Dr. George 8. Boyar, county cor­ oner, said Walter WU killed In­ A "ham license" was rerenily stantly by a .80 caliber rifle bullet granted tu W. M. Bishop by tire fired into his hack, Walter hnd Federal Communications Commix been receiving treatment for can­ mm for the purpose uf operating cer from n Coplay physician for an amateur short wave ratlin *1* the last six yimr*, Dri Boyer said. tioii here. A fourth brother, Raymond Hi# call lottera are W4 R E E <>r Mohr, told Koch he haard a shot IVI linger, Ea#y. Easy. For in about 7 P.M., E 8 T , and ran next rtuuce, when talking with another door to the house where Walter "ham" In Capetown, Singapore, and Harold lived with thair father, or Mexico City, he will say, "tide Charles, a cigar factory worker, U W-4-Roger, Easy Easy." Waltor'a body was on a bad In a Other local "hama" Include second floor bedroom, Koch quoted Lloyd F. Boyle, C. R, Dawson, Leu id a* saying, while Harold Watson and Don Middleton. All Raymond waa ■a sitting slttln.. In the dining room. are Sanford boosters and keep Raymond summoned his brother, (heir friends on tha shortwave Ralph, who In turn notified Koch hookup fully Informed about wlret and asked that stats notice step in going on here. Into the Investigation Menus# of In order to qualify as an am* his relationship to Harold, an un­ teur operator, the applicant mmt employed veteran of four and a go to Tampa and pass an exam half years with tha U, 8. Army in Inatlon ______.conducted _________ by the FCC. World War Two. Knowledge of radio fundamental* Is required, plus ability to receive Dinar ti message* In cod* at 18 word* Another “Mercy” Killing Revealed In Cancer Case Ilam Radio Liceniie (■ranted To Bishop Henpecked Husbands Of America minut*. \ AI.RAN'KV y^ Msr, 9. _ m By ARTHUB BORON * « 7 j , laetadfag y w a g grove aad I >owlt-y Says He Can’t See How Bookies Get _ Wire Service "In the rvem ol a conviction ‘/ s s « S lri= Telephone Man Takes Stand At Bookie Hearing Acquittal. Hottaa tnh week waa the sale of to Mr. aad Mrs. Ployd LONDON. Mar. 9. — (JP) — The Labor government made It crystal deur today It would resign ami rail for new elections If defeated lonighi on a motion o p p " * I n g nntionaliiatlon of »leel. Herbert Morrison, deputy prime ndtdr.lcr and lender of the slender Iuilmr majority in Com­ mons, said flatly "everybody must understand that It In­ volve# an issue of confidence a# far ns the government are concerned." limit ihomughly . idauncd dial ol die lin t degree muidei." lire Oilmens polite have cncountrird Judgr «aid. "you have lire right in yean. ~i h M AN C H E S T E R . N. H„ Mar. ». — (AY — The Sander'-murder esse weal to Ihe |urr at 2:HI F.M . ( K S T ) today Hold-up Occurs Just As Bank Is Being Opened For Work Taxi Co. Installs Club Plans Radio Equipment Tourist New England Niuht More than $6,000 worth of RCA radio mending and receiving equlpment will toon be Installed In the ■la taxicabs and the headquarter* of the Yellow Cab Co.. 8. A. Allen, owner, announced today. ' ■Tha equipment it of the fre­ quency modulation typo, and la allmi ‘tar to but not on thi •ame wav* length aa that I ttha Police Will ba Installed Dapartment. U U wit by tha Miller-Bishop Co., and will replace the amplitude modulation equipment now In uae. "We ar* Installing this equip­ ment In order to better serve the enarai public," Mr. Allen stated morning. . I* pointed out that taxicab drlv___ often render service out of Una of regular duty by reporting flrea, accidents, etc., by means of tha radios In th* taxicabs. E x p e c t e d To Be Placed In Hands Of Jury T it i s Evening Confidence Vote Ordered On Steel WASHINGTON Mar. 9. — (A*i — Th* mtn of tb thi* country, of whom already an hamised aad h«npacked by Ihair a new aad larriMa marital threat. This hor — Governor Thomas E . Dewey un­ derwent an operation early this morning for oauto bursitis. many Prsibvterlan Medical Center fata New York City. Mo even to sleep In peace, K I N a f l P o S l * ® ! ? Mar. 9 ,cam* out yesterday at a ileep-kartung (A7—Two person* were killed In of a elty but end O n* womio md serhurt. Ralph drlv#r , 21. Fourteen Die In Army Post P riso n F ire A-bomb Assembly Site Is Scene Of Mishap; Seven Soldiers Are Overcome By Smoke AI.HU wU F J r QUF,' N. M„ Mat. 9 -(/P)Fouitrrn military pn •"tier* liapprd brliiml b all— died lair vrxicdav wlreu a lire xwept ibtougb ,1 " h. kIcii SanJia ura|H>nx l*.nc guaiilbuure Iwu other ptitunm wttr cn Ire .illy mjuird. S e e n men weir oveicomr hv xmoke wliicli boiletl out uf lire triiipmaiy banack# Dire ilnivture 011 tbr A bomb I'-'fmlibng reirixali.m. Tire lire appaventjy bloke out Tn a I'ojil-bninmg «tuve at lire far wextern lip of tfre L xbaped build mg. It swept wdh iiwreibblr ipeed down t|,r ceiling of tbr limlei dry |>n*on ami ball wav up lire text uf lire L. Ida me 1 Inked nut from tire wiling and lire ruiridnt to lire timet cell block* where the men were held pilioneix brliiml liravy ineili wile. lire Id iliril of xul location and liiirnx. Axil bo title* i.ti.j I ) apparently were drad when taken Imtn lire building I be N il, died ■it a boxpitaf. Two guard*— only ....... >’f lire |iri*<m In ............. tll l(l(, lit prismiiTM— wore ui tfu. flip ''"d " f Hie Imildlng. Tire, Iivi'rconre I.J smoke, Tlrev m,. ( ’).l tlcbai.l \ M iller, 27. Stockton. <ahf., Ull() ,.vt> Will,.., tin ny -J, South /mu-.villi-, in,,,, Tire provost ui»r*lial, It <‘ol Huljth 1 ulvt\ anti jidhi ami juixim officer Lt. Step!.... R. |'^r r>, und four imblanlifleil civilian firemen uKo were uvercome H> smoke. Sondla i* a f 1*1*1 Installation of th# a rm e d .fo re .* *p*-.iat wi-upotiH project. It work* closely with I.0* Aliium* atomic liiM itllnilim . lid inlli'N In Hie n o rlli, ami nearIn- K lttla u .l Field, tire A ir Force's tpi-clnl weiqion* command. Tlie spruw-llng 'JiI.MMti ucie renervation on tin. eastern Alim i|iieri|iie limit* and Jn«t on,lor the ’.hnilow of Die Hatiilla ill.mill.-i Iiih, wu* origilinlly uii air held .... I later need to Mon- Iniinlioilh nf war-retired iiliure*. It liccntne n secret Inntuilution after lire win unit ha* inii*liroomi-d lu *lre nml Inmorlance in recent year*. The fire wn* nighteil at 7:.'lft I'. M. iM HTl A pilMinrer called mil to one of Hie guard*. In uppmxl mately Ift minute* the tiuilillng wu# gut I c l The guard, Cid. Miller, said lie saw a finiih of llglit and culled out to I'vt. Henry to sound tire fire almm. "I started to Irv to release this iidsnirers from tile cell blocks," It# related tu Investigator*. "He- _________ AwHocla~ Atw oclated I ’retm S T R IK E V IO L E N C E D ET R O IT , Mar. 9. — WD - T h e first violanc* In the 44-day Chrys ter strike was reported today at tha company'* plant in Marv* villa. Mien. John R. Hcribo, assistant nc countant at Ih* plant, was beaten as he drovs into tha parking lot. Chryilor, In a statement at its main offlct here, said Bcrlho wn# dragged from hi* car twice hy picitMa and baatan, then left <>n a highway. Tha company said he suffered SO contusions, a cut on hi* tower lip, both syea wars blacksnad and Ma haid waa Injured. Ha waa tf«at*d at th* plant hos pita). Wail 'Spy Trial’ Jury’s Decision to \r> ve.m m |m..m today for phdliny tu -)>> lot Ku.iia, Rux'tail riiyiiom \ tleiiliu A. t.ubitilin ir,.-u r.l 1 I 1 veals suxpend* ed SCI,re... r m.l was oldct ed dslioitcd t. lire -s m in Union with-, ill two wrrks I lie de),»ilatii)u .udei Ini lire i l yr.,i old. limit, dour faced Rus* 11.111 n.i- ir. ominriidrd by tli* gosriimiciii as a result of confer­ ence* between lire Slate Depart­ ment an.I tbr Mimirev General’s * uHn r i Cilci ll J. Imltre Sylvriler l(\ ill M'lltrm r 1 Mix# Co))Ion to five VIMM till ♦ UIMHI.lt > tbulge .ind 18 V tM IX " I I .1 mini ot .ittrmplrd r i . | h i iiixi u t 1. till• ten rnvex to iun Judith Coplon and law yar Oubllctrev und Red Allodia i (H it u i i r t t t h ANXIOUSLY AWAItINO tin* verdict of lire Jury, Judith I'uplnii i lx.lt.uii, Up 11 H't 1 tlint thi1 term Ini* |Hl t‘i| ini^ Ilf not I '• M T V #d cunle ft), iiccolM|iuidni t>v liei lawyer, Samuel A Ne.dmigcr, leaves New t’lir ri'iilK U | ( l i a *'•uti'iic# of 40 York Fetter al t'.n iil .luring n -c m In tier couspii acy amt s-stiii.iiace l ■tut. -die i tv rived n i i i l i t > i « It HI i ' ‘ i l l Co-itefendiinl Viilenlln (in ln lclie v, u ftii.sxlun cirelneci, walks m i,m.l tu Wn hiii (M«i| i. 11 .. m i kindred Ytit I Novikov. an altudie ut lire Soviet Kinbiisss 11*1. t Iiiiliu ru l) ♦'min* 1 h i* h i t 6fl* 1x-fII- td mi up plicat l " H 1 " M 'l i’M-t her ii hull. Hti in l it ) V Nciibi rgi‘i. attorney r.H I hi1 L*H \ 4ar.dd .Mi#* Coplon, t l l l t l lu * WH tilt! filr ii.itici' of uppeai timiii'ilittU' y. Mh . Fo lluil coulil Imve received "ft vein*, in pri*oii and a f 10.000 fiire. (liihllclrev faced a maximum uf 1ft year# in jail and 4211,000 fine#. U. H. Attorney Irving II. Saypot told tlie coqrt of thu governiiiont’v rccoiniiieiidntloii for Gubiti tii'v liefoiv eutolice ivo# iut)ioxtd. It,, -m.l n wn# ihe personal rccti11)tiii-1,.ltitnin of the Secretary of WASHINGTON. M.n. l> p l'i M OM flVV. M.i d't o Stole mnl ll.o Attorney (tuners!. I'll.,, lire H i,lire I..ilx ii l iiiilliilllrc xul gr. i loiillri l>, s ,4*x|A "You .win 1 here a* mi emissary .■il today lu bai m i i.u i.d >b. 1.1111 iDtii IICV MCIICI.,1 .l«krd lll*| •* of l i e n e e , " Judge Itvilll told Guliil.diev, w tin whs suspended from I I iin iii4 lii.il I II lrd ri.il m l |,. l i t 1II vJ11 lli.it lire n t mil In I 'mt'-il Nntnm* engineer uosl* .« bi" ill. I l iiu ilu u x il Hi* I'n s r S'nutt r-.pl. nr l) re po ••d.diU ol 'unbuilt It alxti ap p iiivril a pt.ui niid.-i .‘.1 1ill* |*i *i linn " not .■ id. >A .11 win. b xn-rallrd "nc'-ilv xt.ilr ■it* t*iil* HIXt.lll.l IlH IH t II , lire U.tflil Labor Committee Ex-U. S. Official Bars Segregation Seeks Unlimited In School Measure Atom Inspection Finn Approved Giving Rogge Makes Plea To Needy States More Supkvinc* Ret! Group Iit Kremlin Speech U. S. School Funds lixualIV ill lire South, would grl i Iml •A tll .iiiln il Itm v- .uni 11III #4 in* ill K. •iriv**4 IIiih% a Nrw Yx.it •ill"i n il m .l a polo v m.ikel tot I Ini It \ Wallace’* i'lu g irt m e ('.lilt •poke in the k in n lin betiilr .in lu .lu n n couxlxliug ol ii|i|c * r iil.i h i. <d the .Hupirmr N .V lrl (p.ii lc m .n il) ami lire .Notict ( otulnil i i to, ihe Delni*e id IV .u i’ It wax a irtem uliy for lire |iicxeiila iruatleae* tie K * » rl Harrison To Speak At Farm Meeting l( 11 I 111r ricun. M uir highway pun "liiitiii, w ill c \ 11Inin lire new miluiuuhile llrildlttv law at the up pei mnl inerting uf tlie Seminole t 'u iu li I' itrui Ilxiii-nxi Friday night at ; ..........’clock at the Future Fa rm ­ er lluitdiiig. How .mt (i. (lumide, (trlaudo. w ill e#|ilain uutoniolilte Insurance <>ffeie .1 In tIn* Farm llm raii, w-lilcli lie represent#. I'aul K. Weaver, inanio'i'i of tlie Social Secillitv adinini l i aliioi office in Oclmid", will outline a loll now pending he fore ('nngrew# which would extend aid In farm worker#. (trowci * wishing to make reser­ vation- fur the meeting tiro re.|UI.sti'.l to Irlepluilie J . W. Wilson, 7.’IH-.I Oxford-Educated Negro Chief Will Fight British Exile Plans (idhaul Urges Drive To Register Voters S-inl'oid .layeees lield tlieir »#ekl* Inn. In on iiieeting Indnv nt th# Un lit I'lu ll. Fred tilin il-, tin'll) high . hold conch, iiier.eiiied n 211 minuf,' film which reviewed the high­ light# of several t'.lftll cnlleglite tool hall buttle#. Itadev O.lliam nggested that Mre .In.trees stmt „ .Iriv# aimed al gelling the Seiminde County 'uli-m to re-register. Mr. flitl.mn . 111.1 tlmt less lli.’iu half of 1 lire voter# in this enmity had I legi tereil to dale. (tux-nth at the iiiei’ling were Df. It M, Sage, Cidmiiliua, O,; Tom Ituige,.#, ftjt. Dora; Ernie Hogan, Orlando; Itiilph Huffnrd und Bud UiilrvmpU, hull, of Sanford. Judge Douglas SteiLslrnm anno Ittic is| Hint tile next Hireling will he devoted entirely to hiudne*#, rosfmastor Exam For Ialike Monroe Office An examination to fill the posi­ tion of fourth etas# postmaster at Lake Monroe w ill In- held at th* Sanford Pont O ffice. A. C. Mad­ den, .Secretary of II H. 1’lv ll Ser­ vice Exam in er*, announced to­ day. • Application Idauk# amt Instruc­ tion* for applicant# may be ob­ tained either ut Lake Monro# or from the U. 8 . C ivil Service Com­ mission, Washington, t). C. Ap­ plication* inutit tie on file with the Commission liy the close of bualties# M ar. 2ft, lUMh L E W IS ’ BID R E J E C T E D P IT T S B U R G H , Mnr. 9. —UP)— President Philip Murray #f the C IO United Steelworkers today rejected John L. Lewi*' proposal LONIXJN, Mat. 9. - (/I*) — Setrlxc Kltaina, Oxford-educated | for “a mutual aid part for com­ , Negro chief of the African tribe of Bnm ingwainx, bax vowed to light mon defense." The rejection wa* included in a Britain's action to exilp him and hi# white Rriliili wife frnm hii home- letter to the United Mlno Work La King Lewis' Th* gavailinienl'i decision depriving the 27-ycar-old chief of the return of the $600,900 check which throne, givan to him by a vote of tlie tribe, has threatened repercui- th# steelworker* sent the UMW siom throughout the polyglot British commonwealth and even in the for strike aid. United Nations-. _ f Commonwealth relation* Secre­ awaiting the birth of their first tary Patrick Gordon-Walker an­ hahy. nounced In the Hou#r »f- Com­ Beret## told newsmen last night: mons yesterday that Heretpe was “ I Intend to fight the decision." ordered not to return to hta home­ He declared he would challang* land In th* British protectorate It iu court oy'^oKHthly In th# Unit­ oi BMliMnalaiid. It brought se­ ed Nations. ver* criticism from several mem­ He also *ah] he would go horns ber* of th* H oum of Commons, a«on In defiance of the exits order. Including Wlnaton Churchill, and | Ha ordered hta wif# to stay in 8 a- that Sareta* has a right to go .*V, )?i Deportation Of Red Ordered By S t a t e Department A n d At torney G e n e r a l NEW H i l l k . ,M.u. Winston Churchill, tn Commons ] Into coming yesterday, asked iskad iGordon-Walker: t, tha former "W ill notj’ llj# th* imlnlstar .................. . . . ■ conaider ■- iNo j lull tli l uphill was trnlrnrrd rowa. -I ••• rru Leaned W ild Coplon Gets 20 Years; Gubitchev’s Sentence Is Ordered Suspended l.u g ri xliarc id li-ili'i.il -i bool liindx than mute wealthy lit ' At lire same Imre, u ir)>-. P .l a pii)|>niat In ealui.nk /» pet ttn i ol all federal -nil tin tr.u lre i•al.ilirx. And tl also luiired down lu. lire xriiiu tl lime a piopiw.il w huli would have had lire i- lln l oi li.u iing paiucbial end private "tioiil-i ( r t s H i s N a « r , | i r# # * i 11inn a share in fr it n .il n m inlm tori. The contlllittee I# working over a Nennle-passed achnul aid Idll. In uiaking the first chiiiigt'* in tire mcaniirt', tbs committci- voted lit Cattlemen from througli.mt tu ft for an amendment hv K> p Central Florida will meet Friday I'nwidi (D -N Y) which would.' evening at 7:11(1 o’clock at the t. I’ rovldc aid to tile ""■called Woman’* Club at Union l'ark on treedv status ta an iininniil irece* the Chx'tiey Highway to complete I C x s a i l l S Oh I'x x r S'nuil plant for ihe formation of u cat­ tle auction market, C. K. Dawson, K E N T CONTHOI. county agent, announced here to W A H IIIN 0 T 0 N , Mar. it. id ’i — Majority Lander l.irens ID-Ill. i day. The legal napera setting up t p m llc tcil today the Semite would cooperative for the handling of heat down an attempt to k ill off live stock and form product* fid e ra l rent control# hv June lit). A# th# Hsnat# met to debate tire have been completed hy Heunlor L. F . Boyle, and will be offered runt Issue. Luru# nixid lie would tu Ihe members for their approval nsk that It reject a|i|iriipriitttnn# The charter has been register committuo action wbleti paved tire The •d at Tallahassee, nnd th* by-law# way for ending cnntro|n. constitution, marketing agreement commlttsa vntad | 2 ,d<)tl.tld(i for the and stock certificates are ready rent program, hut directed that it for acceptance or amendment, said Ire used to paying off nmtiluy## nnd closing up shop June an. Mr. Dawaon. Florida Cattleman WU! Hold Mfetinjr W EA TH ER THE WEATHER t . t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 07, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c22b63a1d37e3f41cb44cf7e9029c493.pdf 4542254f52e0bae4da5d08d8b2474506 PDF Text Text • * t - •» I.A K R M A R Y C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH l.ake M art C. V. White, M inister Church School 10:00 A. M. A ll (h u r« h Not Iren must he presented nt the Herald n l/lr* un i« r Classes for a ll ages. day before puhllcalion. Worship 11:00 A. M. Westminster Fellowship 0:.'lll Hanford Ministerial Afwociation I*. M. Rev. II. L. Zimmerman, Prenidenf Tuesday nt 0:00 P . M. thp Wo­ Joe C. Crewtt, Sec. • Tread. men of thp Friendship Class will (F .N T H A IJ. IIAPTIRT ClltinCH meet with Mr«. C. C . White. Wednesday the Coldcn Age f npikcopxi) N lnlh Street and L a u rrl Avenue proup meets nt the rliu rch nt M ini - _ U e x .- H .- L . W h s lle i. Pastor I*. M. Also the lillHilirns Women Phone M09-R meet with Mrs. Wnnsley ut R:0/i 2nd Hunday lu Lent W. O. H lansell, San dsi Srhnol I*. M. 8:00 A . M. Holy Communion Supt. Thursday «t 7:45 I*. M. prayer 0:30 A . M. F a m ily Service and R. 11. K eith , ft. T . If. Iilre rln r fiireiinj? Choir practice at e In f llU lr h J’clionl Shirley Middleton, Piunlsl 11:00 A . M. Choral F.ueharixt and Humlay .School 11:45 A M Sermon Cln-ses for all ngcr 0:00 I*. M. YU,HI, Morning \Torsiilp IH d l A M. F I R S T M RTHODI.HT ( IIU III II J . R. M rKInley, Minister S et vires I luring I he Week “ I (im j liie Father nf A ll M en?" Moiulay t hi util'll T liu r.alu y unit No. T h is popular propagated Mrs. I*. It. Stephenson, I). II. K. ":4ft A. M. Chinch Si hold Hulniday ll.il> ( o iiiliiilliion 7:3" false tliin ry w ill he srrip tn rslly A clati* for every ngo, i vposed. Mormon liv pnslnr. .Morning Won lop Wi dne tiny livening I'rnyer, 1!. T. if. 7 0»» IV M 11:100 A. M. Sermon Tuple: “ Did .lesus 1)1 upl.lluny niul Nermnn 8:00 I’. AI Union for all ngr* prove of Wealth 7" Fild u y H o l y tlommiinloii livening Worship H 110 I* 'I 0:30 I ’. AI, Youth Fellowship 0:00 A . M. Sermon by Vlilislor Service F rid a y — Clinteh Selmnl la-n- I’rnycr on-i t log we-'.('<•*'lav 7 30 I*. M livening Wor­ ten Hervlee 1:00 I*. M. 7 -in I*. .AI. ... r ...n» ship F riiln y — Lent in H litiiy tim iip * Scrriinii Toole: **.\ iVr-m ml — H:«MI I*. AI. I'rul.nmTlni,' C H R IS T I ■IIUIII II. LO N G WOOD I IR S T II t l ' T I S T I'H U R f l l (Fpiscnpnl I IIR IH T IA N AND M ISiilO N AHA 1'iirk Avenue AI Sixth H llc rl A L I.L A N C I' Rev. II. I.y llle ln n /Im in rrm n n . AV. I*, lit imk*, Ir . Paonr Avenue and fnnrlrt-nlh II 11.. Vicar I,din I A lillit. Rdur illunul Uir I'a lk Street 2nd Siilnlnv in Lent ■"AVi ’ve Saveo A Pin -e Uni V m ’ f4)1,1.- Hein.1.1 4:00 I*. M F.vcniiig I'rn ve i and "iiodiiv Hi'le.'il (t l.'i A M in INI \ \| A AVii In.Idl, Siqit. Hetmnti ■TTit..- Vnui Fam ily to .J nnday 11:00 A. AI M olnllig AA'm-top A ll are welcntne Srlm iil" The pn-tm w ill sprat, mi 'In \ \ I *1in I* fi.r 9'V9'i v f«K« 'iiliii’i'l; Christ's .leceiid I'mione M .1 min* Wi»i l<•|i I I iw* ^ H R V R M T II IM A A I1 V R N T IS I A Growing N ere 'sity I i nililfl)* I ^111**11 Y* l « I* •** t IIU III II l l ' t f i A. M f iininiiii.p!.! ■ > I'n iiifi fm * vi’rv ff'im li Klin Avenue and HevrtiOi S o e r l vice I if i .‘ iin ry hour fur un Fide, A. I lle v i. Mipeiintending 3 '4fi P M. ‘ Kveiung Service th i riliir* y**uri. n i'lu i Slid T . II.' fCliepaid '••••* Our evening service l- infmoinl liv i riinp VVor Inn 7**lh I* M W lllluio W alt, usstsllints. and suited In the need* of all Mi ianon \V. I* Mr*»oK*. » Sul, bat Ii S ilo .ol. Mih . It. G Ib is nges. The paunr w ill eptak mi | \V« itiif" iluv M fiv lrf 7* l I* son, -opt. the snhfect: " It Death V ia ;,It:'pi A M. Hntuolny; llmoe " |’’vr r*' •tie.to A* VVatin A* Y«ui Traiiip n l 7" Missionary meeting, Tboniii • Wnl Home" All me vvcl.'iiiiin. It-r, leader, 11* io A . AL; ehunh F IH H T C H R IS T IA N f III IM II eeivlci-, 11:00 A . M. I O NGRUG t IIO N A I. ( I l l ' l l ' II M.U7 s .infold Avenue Fild n v night nt 7 to n’lTi'i-k, Park Avenue and T h ln l Slit-** I Randall F a rris. AReiOrr Mr llrlekei from the Flm-d.i Ret J . K eratrri Root. Alm .-in Hied, and llihle Hom e, (h la iili* . " t'lir i it's Ale*—age To A Deoil “.undsv School 10 00 A d will show natural enlm mm «n 4T„,n h" h Hie miulntnr’ -errnon M .iidng W m-hlp I I •)() *A M p i.'o n ..f iln West, and **mod i,ti|e, l fm Hi- morning I*, ut td ’ term'.n “ 11*- healed him ol to' tepiiidui I ioi, w ill Inc 11uie - login,* •In- F it •( i i.i. ii m i inir.-h - r iv e In .lie . o r A Chrl-tlan" llllntines*" of the Voire of Ptnphiey t/ m it- ' "VVliv I t.o lo Uhiiri-I." I- Ioi and organ mnale. Mr* I ( n .|| Ip. tlie i Vi'lonl- **l IO'iO tuple '.Vminianti'i .......... .lend* nt AV *'. Teon will w ill dll eel the yoillig penph " V i.,l udgld iual »» |u-l tin, o' direct the wm lop 'del study uf meet log. Iln* ch u rch ‘ Churl hetnunuu* »• ilnpiirt' "W hy do I e«t T ’ ..r "Why do | -sleep?" bi-e.ili-'* I find * lit M ORNING IlF V ir r iH N S '» lb A M , ... ill-,1 a* Here- s ry us the t.ilim . T he vuiiHi of the < Inm Ii win Itev. A. ( •. M cliini-, |iu i *t j I'niihl eul well mill sleep well, the F ir-t Presbvteti'in C hoith, I,nve Hieli uieellug n< *' T0 I’ -'I and v it he a iid'S'iuld* uiun withAVedin*«d’»v evi n iu" thi ■»lunch will lie in i-luirge of tin* M.untm| if.v i .• htil I'lOgtttlll f'*l oes' w ill have ih>*ii “t'iii.AtiMti-'ii B*i|» ..ut 111* sjtiid o a l uplift that week. Tin- iii'igfn in i-- h-'ii -I daily per” . Ill which time t ll'v will htlu .•min.. fim u -tn iiit<'ii'l«n<“ l|l’r-n •h> D ivi’ if iiiillnuuces. at H-HO A M over Hint mil AATRR w llh id lift i-liniclutt in "Do* ll.m . T I m-ii Ngnlti, It >* t> gtcul ptivi,,| Rhnrlng" f" i tin- n e d y of thi- lee,. mid I-' a preseidalioii of Hi - i in iu li '-htt.ddei ,villi Hie latino ill i-nliperal inti w itli the Wm III A cordial Wt-leouil* I* e,l»liil»d . aine*t| (Tu t Han me" w in Runford M im le iia l A - i e i a l l o infi're- led in pron"'U"U lo fill. i 'In is l's Kingilnm »l*<‘" eat Ih. Uni n l f i i i i T i o f t i n : n a/. f«*"i., v m i ; while po-tnm • *••••I l l Maple A*rune uial i.ndei’ tie* lln riiso n ntlialdI i|R 1ST I I I AI IN 'I M ISSION Rev. L. II lliisto u. I’ .. . | | „ istrwtiitn. I l'av«d'*.| nettrly I 'l 'l li Street ami Holly .Aveiigg (iiindnv ftelmuD* O'. I! A. M Invitas yout nfleliilailri* at our OflR .mlle*! In tn.d.'i to h i pr.’ *"»t Mninlng W'trshlp id .L A ' I p. M i-rvie.riatioduy night nt I'-nw esch week ( I my own th .ii,’ h I. Junior R ic h ly I M P Ai llyl ■ , ,M ilim .l-qienl M,in­ have Iii'ide It the .'lie of 4.1V l l lf •N, ,Y . P ' 1 * i', V| ' '-v ,iMernin.il r.t *4-*ln p i er A|j II mV. (n |t>" . In "iV iegnl.il tdns'e ‘‘"•'b sill*s||-lie III,III I I t ..t d '. .|«V Wl.el m I te l It -fo'1 A lld v 'is k ssreiei- AA’ei lii’ -drtV H i , •(#*’I*4• \|nr-li, stienker. I|, Il.l euiintry. ,-el"'vnot '« T'lnr-.ihiy nip In . i l l (' AL \A t, P. M Umil wm i i v * | • ' • Y ,,u ' l o o t ' l l piavei ami u ruih L u ll,' M. flpeeinl nob' • '1 • • w,. .'I .old not lu al.e III. Iiy c m Yming, one nf Ha t i " 'i i I Sup ’ ' m i . lu ll lo iduirgr. Mine of nor eiVt l»|ti II e' . I eiiiileudeol • nf the * liui.-l' of ilo - 1 Hi ioe vio,r Mould*-*, lo n* and |",.||.Vt Ilotl the ..............*........I ,r„4->; , Wl. will help vml. AV'h pipy fnv , N arurfh e. w ill •I • ip , al.et .Mlltlitd.1V on III ii I ”*t) ] 11............ in hi.il'. t.t th fie -. rvleos. e-erv man h* ha more i« "'" " \ -he..tie w .b t.n .,1 lo nil. P M gr nindwork " f l.m if dv w h ips . Tin- piddle Is inv itid I.. IlMt'llll [ fnlne* v, In limv be catir-l" "v o> n ir « iin n n o r ooi» . Ilddl-ti •vioil I 1-*1' "MU *» a.MI'l I lo, Aveliue I'I'H AI A I OH VIUNI n luo lty uml lumhle tvei the ...... Rev. Joe I'. Crews, Pm Ini p tlF.s'R V T P .R I AN C H U R t II .to e mid lie , lll'ii-'l. Siind.iv erlnml hm graiil w ill.b e . lO-Oft A . M Siindav «4!ll>" i l no a M W iuddi H'-iviee e in at P ‘10 A AI. Siimlav muenl|1|f Rev. t'liitix K i.i'W lfJ, rlb le V illi p M AA’oi i hip H< . ii e l i .l v w ill lie in liintgo of the AVeilue- dsv l-veiiloe, m m*i mu -'pn'lnl Suodny m I iuuI ij.'in |* vl I'l.iv n Meeting Sunday H"hmd. .' »<• » ill lllli’linlis w ill I p * given till* I ' i I i I jv I ’vrulilB M illlling Si ! vice II II" ' M a .'ill Ii M. A'l.ling People ,1'hool hv Iln* M 'fie lary uml idliei VVeduei day Keiviee, h“ n I AI lute speakers. lleuding Room TneiilnvH and The Ill'll Ill'll? wm it in w ill lie III I liila y , :t:(NI !•• !> »NI •' 'I iJinrpit of the \ll.< i*n u iy Statu I ’H R R A lir r ilt lD H T l IIU III II Vll n'ie welon,in In nlli'in l 4il»r AVrst Until lit Street „ml Laurel .’ leerelai v \lr>. Lo.x C tiiry , who *•1 vl»'i**t mill il* l' •'•il Itl’NlMIII? villi deliver Ilo* in s ugc. A spa. , Avenue Room. . , » .. t* mi sinunrv prognim w ill l*e • I'r n l If. Iln iin n , P.tOnr “ ,Mi\N" I s Hie in h li'T of tie iium lay Hr hold Ii I.T A. AL given hv the " ix lh Mill riel of l.e-tunii-HernW'n which w ill In* tend Alotulng AVutxliiu lit; lo A. At. Florida. A lte r the uinttiluK w or­ ,„ ( 'I ....... he of C h rist, Relent 1st, Young I'l'oplex Hervlee 7:0" p ,AI. ship a bafkel dinner Will ho ser- ibroui’ hoill the Wnl III on MlimbiV, K vrn ln g Rerviee 7 lift P. M. ved at the church. Tiio aflonioni, March fi. w ill bo Milieu up vvllh music uml Prayei mid I’ rnlne Reivicn The Golden Text Is “ Know ye ■inning. Wcdoi's.la v 7:V»i P !M Ihnt the Lord lie is God: It !■ > he I ’ vmigolisiie Kervlee at 7)311 P. liittl hath made un. uml tin! vvi VI. The par,lor w ill deliver Ihe niirM'lves; we aie Ids people; mol F IR S T P R IN IIY T U RI AN message, un tiller m il w ill U- the i.heep nf Ills imslurq" (I'r ( T i l l I ll ' l l H »r, Angus II. Alrlmds, II. I). given for prayer a fle r •!«•> tnes- llii):3 ). 4080. Pastor Among the ritallm i'i which com Prayer uiei-llng and Hlhle sillily prlro the Le-soii-Rermoij is Ihe 0:45 A. M. I butch .School TliiirHrtny oveuiiiM • ! ilHft fnlinwlng from Ihe Rlhle: ''RiR 11:041 A. 31. Mmiiieg melt AVornldp 0:311 P . M. Yulilh FT-llowslilp P. ,A|. Ilrln g yuur HiliT#*. ope In a ri’rtaln place lesllfled , Alifseiliii.nry scrvlen -*acli Tliurn- •nvltig, AVhnt Is man. I Foil thmi 7:30 P. M. Lvenlnu Worship Rpi clnl muaic fm Humlay morn­ day evening 7:3rt P. M. art m indful of IdmT ur Ihe *»m V. L . FI. service F rid a y •vett­ uf man, that Ihnu vIMtrth him T ing: "The Lord Is My Lig h t" nnthem, hy the GIih iii 'c I iT iu lr. “ (lu r ing nt 7:311 P. M. A program for . . . Thou hast pul nil things In xiihjiUTluii oiole, Ids feet, Fur find Oor lle lii In Agea P ast" I y “ ' V i r x i r 1.';',.™ lit litnl lie put all in ntihlertloii the Men’s r iin r iii. Hperlnl mualr for Humlay even­ furnish Did music and tli# public under him , lie left nothing that I ing! Atilhen: "Into tin- Wends Is Invited tu atleml all lh#s« »U- not put under him" llle h r. 3:0, H Mv Mauler AVitil." vices. _________ __ lu 2nd.) The l^rmon-Kcrmon also Inl.tdssr Ihe following pavtage fruit, tho C hrU tlan Seleudo textbook, "Hi leui’o and Health with Key to At THE CHURCHES w Pepper Speech Stadium Inane ((•a ila a e e reaaa Paae O u | tr«nilM«»a Krmn f i l l IIM | tin- |M-uple mnl to |iruioot<* ilic lr lor (lie main pari nf Hie tituclure well-lH-ing in r very possible w a y." and dial other portions could be ropper epitomised Ills pli.lo- added later. sophy of government In these The extent of the deterioration words; " f ih r old grandstand la not known "More and more for n il.” yet, he said, but C ity wo-kmi-n Here ore highlights front the arc now working on it, ami he I’cpner keynote address: suggested that cltlscns inspect I* " I shall continue to fight tin* stand to determine for themcommunism in every way f think selves its condition. Is I i nli .ilult-d lo defeat it. { Mr. Odliain quoted an article ''hull continue In fight for peace ’ • ■(» r> wny which w ill hi.iiur- ... Thi* Herald to the effect th ai uldy and with jur.tlci* promote it." ih r C ity building Inspector, John " **T«idny lie* itch, the rear- Gillun had condemned the stand, lionnry and tin- in.|*f utcful who as iiusaie for use and suggested ate making ever lu ig rr and latg- that “ the powers that tie” appear­ ei profits thi-msi Ives denounce ed to bo directing the choice of nor llem ocralic ndioiiiistrnlion at voters on the issue by waiting to ruining the cm im ry w itli govern­ nmdeinn the rtructure until Just ment spending la*t them tell before the election. lie quM tlow d the ‘ taiemcM ii whether llu-y advocate weak• long A lo e ii. iiV lefi *iso, whether tl>:<l the supporting column-! had they would have i i . lepielinte our been undermined u . u result of delit lo .on veteran , fail to pay li.il.n in thn roof by pointing nut iiilere-t on »I k - nnli.iiiiil delit, itup tlmt there had liecn only one ruin tin fight uguiuat communism, r r since Christm as, lie wanted tn when they would cot. I.et tnein know what the n m e n t ’'Indium I ’ ll n* wlo-tliei tlii-y are w illing nioject is and what It wilt aost. to give op Hu nob .idles they are tic ulso wanted the public tn l.noW, he said, with! the New York polling." .1. “ AV* must i-uiiilnui1 to itrive Giant* had coat the C ity. lamer. W itRht drrlured that hr for a :■v iti fai o| in ml seciirile wliicli w ill give to every senior Inel known Ih yenr- ago tho1. the iitire ii ai i.it win. n-tires from eiaiiitstand was fulling down, hot I'o illflll • iiip ln , o n n l. and to evert iiddcil that lie tielievni Hint it pi-ilil.'ilii'iilly au.l lu la llv dl'.'lbli'd ...old he fixed for gninc.i tills ’dull. Hie l i c i t n o r .VI -III OH \i hi , "W e want sotnelhiiiK h»tnmtv v i a l ill e u iiia til.i* i di*- h i however," lie derluicd. I uni rent level living w h i.li w ill .il.l on the idea of build n» you in'il e il III.- dais nf .'ill I'u llilo lly . *0 olid udd on lo It a< the need • in | . l . . * ■ t lo oial.i- a fan i out i i I.oil.o' foi lio n future i .o iit v per aid lie lin i, was Ih liil.iiip of while they won:, and whl'-li will tin . country's m wurily mid “ so ■o iiilili'.lv t o .I mil I lie old d e -j ••■•lay wRen l plfitd Ut* peace. I glaililig no aus** le* I oa-ed ilpoil 1 i t.iol; not of favor t*f another i |,i , lint il v i oiici'pl, •••unity bill ‘ living the liv e » of I. " U iid ri mu plan (of h ra lili \>oiitler« Ameilean-, and nil that hi i-r .-•>■•, i tin | niii'ol wmdd alwe bold itenr. w ny. have free iTiuire nt tie* dm*"Hut it k.-i stiaiigu to -ee how lot ami l ie in iiiiitiil, and the many nf tliejo (w o ld o wlm , m * doi-toi and Uie in pilnl would I*.Hilly denounce rniim iuhiliiii i 'I i t I I lien own patients. Jo*t ■in .tllmre to do anytliin^ nr murb a" now '* I., ahollah ih* squalor or |« i/e riy o *'| ho r v n l.il ugsltist enli.piil hi w h irl, eni'»otniii*m grows,'1 -h i y F F I 'i 1 1 hi hToploymeni |-e|JII‘| cOt.i llldr-l t’laelice- l menu - e.ti I and w ill lie was iliti-eUa “ I by It 'A I'nntllole to do ., I,,', inr.* I he lO -rn , dean of tin Law School lo ve Hint legi Iiin .ii i iinwise •I the U n iversity of Miami and out inn ly I! a I d" helieye Hi it we litiiil<I i Inn-in in . in( I.KARAVATM R Mm T I/lb in iil to «-*---• , io .in olid >»oieaii. ||i-p. George Siom lii i- declared I <y.'ll,lie - id leligion i fn'e, M'S hi a • |ic4s-li lien- it ill plnni are hi null,unit o i.i'iii, a tun eh luce underway In -olnll/e llie Untied to iiiui.i- an ten • ■l living at (lie Siutei under the "trie l; heading" plio'e yylieic tln-v eon sei ve he*l >,f Natimml I L " ilili In oiniiee. Hpcnl.ing lu-fme i-iiouuiie.o Workin nut nlaindliiit econmiiv." ii "A t lit year- ol age I am I lie • i here |m<l night. Hmalln-i* aid yyiiillge. | .,on.itot * it Ii tirm ly I ! •In- piopoied lii allh |oo|'rnm I* Vein: id i*\pi 1 o eee a id eon illy i lie flint it i-p lo *Ui|d|e ib is noil! ill the Rennie With m> i xpi'lieoe.e •i y with u g m iin io en t -diitilnr to and i rn iiii il y v.liielt iim-imis uo , iln* mu* now in im g i i»l in Loglnml. lalirli lo tin* Hi noli* I have pisl I lie wanted “ if the doc!ori are iiaelied hi i cupni-itv fin greatest .irnlUi-d Ili>* law yers w ill he inunrvice to I l*o ids. Florida Iii-vd,- ^• iiiliic d next, Hu* help lit till* national p n v ilii- l "Then next they w ill ■.oeinlire mi nt ............el He vhallviirJng p m .j iii .u iain T on o, and when i(,c y soi-iallxe llixurnnrn uieii, the farm er Idem: Ilf a iiipidl growing htntii. w ill he next. They plan to soeln* lin i vVrtryotie." ' " /• > ,*i , t A, - Ily- ugtiin aOni-keil Hvuulor Clltlde Pepper. . "Senatul T ’l'pper," lie >iVlit ."Is ths milv U> ‘etiuioi to ever have wenmaa anparant." Mr. K rid e r re-entered the ditrur.r.lon by pointing out that a reason fo r delay In C ity action In repairing the old grandetand was that the Stadium Committee had entertained hopea of financing the new structure before the season opened. He pointed out that the C ity C h arter lim its tu as to finan tin g ." M r. K rid e r revealed that liefore the swim m ing pool w u bitllt “ lots o f people7’ had told him that, the C ity couldn’t have a pool. * T think It Is a grand Investment," he stated. _ A fte r M r. Odnam had read more of the article stating that the present standi were unsafe, A r ­ thur Herewith clarified th f Issue by declaring: "M r. Glllon slated to uie that the grandstand was in had condition, and w ill be roped o ff until re p o )* are made. He did not, how ever ta y that It was condemned ant] .ioiild no longer he uretl." Ife 'added that *lnce IlMrt the C ity , had spent 910,000 to keep the grandstand in condi­ tion, uml that wax only a begin­ ning ‘'unless something is done about i l ." J . R . "H a p p y" Ly ltu deelured: "1 think we are agreed on one mnther d u h (G ian ts) may enmo iiefe it, Haiti lu five veurs." lie then pointed out I lie free udveiti/im. Runford oblaln'i from the Gihtit’- publicity concrriilnir the A faslair Inn, nrol from new* o^ the minor icague c liiljj l i a'iii"K In n i. Mr. L y lc i declared that he tllild .* it u good proposition to build a iiirtio u of the »tmlloio firs t. “ I don’t hrlievc II would he a likrd m atter to issue revenpc vettlfie a le p .tn finance it,” he said. “ One ttrati told me hr would likiIn buy |S 0 ,000 worth." K a rly lc Housholdcr revlrw rd h ilr flv the w alk of the Stadium Committee nf r it ir n i: of which he ha* served as secretory, lie pointed out that W uyrriiia. G * , which members of the committee vi died, llO- U flue |.TfiO,0(M! h.l'Oliull-foolhnll itadiiim . Joel Field , annllier nieinbei of the Stadium Committee, denied .Mr. O 'lliuln’s sunpe.*.t|nn thul liolitin- wa involved in the epiniemnut ir, 11 nf.the «tnnds. "W * u«* respon*ihle for that article, il w ui un pM ItLaUpropaganda," raid Mr Field Ih- polhfralnut' Ihnt Dav imm -lleiu’ li Mk ’ hpenllng ffiOJMNl In provide fm m training f(p'illti“ -for IDi- Cleveland' Indians nt the f i.f iiic i' N'Avul A ir Station There. M i.. Field otitllnfd plan* of the fSaiifcfa P o rt‘ S3 of the Apterlenn Legion to play* a plaque rnnlnlnI . ll.M ■.hfl.ai.' Ill UlflH lllltlli (ill I list an every P I* considered fo r ad­ mission. • H r added that " a ll adverse find­ ing:. of tlie Counter Intelligent-* Corps in m atters of security aro taken ns absolutely binding noon the Displaced A Persons Commiss­ ion." tv V I DP Offieiul To Prove You Can't Match a M> r t i ;V • T r • lu- " • * • 4 ,1 Ih *2 3 4 -7 1 ’• ' I Whnravar you liv*—whatavar Ihe vlia of youi' fatally, klklwn oi budtfot- ba vut* lo 111* naw Fiiyiduii* R«My*fotpo iq vad 'M s ta f-M h a r Hit* o| riiat fi too 4 to 17 tu, fl, till lliu («u*o(ia why y«ur No. I «hok,n iv Amtriifli,’) I Rufiigirodot, FRIQIDAIREi lf!« t|« \f'tillo w i rattn ‘ ‘I »>|sln, l ^ l W » w la * :d d * r r i'H * * C ’h ,i buHor, (h ««««, tm a ll ifam t NIW yold-ami-wlilfa’Taiyal" lu fth und Him M tW atq lo i* that slurb up N I W tu u a r- M q r a y * d t i l y n w ith fu ll (anyth daor uit lu ty a i 301 R. I'H IR T R T M K K T F " IF IT'S IIAIim VAIIK WB nA V K I T If you 'would like to know more about thla adentlfic rullgion which lutttlg human ilia nid aolvaa human prohloma, come tu A FREE LECTURE T'ulav wt« tire hflmty to am infill or llIK HIDI.ON m u Wn fuel I Ii aI we nr* AWY f( (lie uervireu uf u n u t w ith' e«|)»rl«nre with the ford Nervier r*ur«*»nUltv« to U coin anil Ferd divMom . DODGE Wayfarer Rnatlaltr jfltlld Drlva entitled Naw C ar GuarantM “CHRISTIAN .SCIENCE: 103 Horitpuwar Englna Tha revelation of God’a Infinite Goodneaa" By John 8. Bammona. 0. B. Of Chicago, Jll, •liber of tha Board of toaturttklp of The Mothag Ob' » flral Church of Chrlat, BoleatW, la *«4tM, MaMk MONDAY, MARCH IU h -8U5 P. M. am a . • ‘ mma a a. a a a*a . m « Seminole County Motors IM 1, Pbat tt. IM 7 D 0 W I (M l PLYMOUTH Joe Im wall Quallftad to eaaauH with aad adrtoa any Marcury, l.lacolii ar Font ear or. I r a c k uwner un any AuhjMd pertolntoa to BBHViCS. We cordially INVI regard lawa of make and well aquIppM and maai oaratw VO U C S N 'M N S w '. 2 ", ' ,'nv *• v ■a • ■0 Phone 1011 4 Our aalw*aaw la apaa i A tii * It M 'P IM m C A W »t ) , v A , T O U . M IS " m • Hy I N IW u ll- p a t r o lu ln ik U a v It u iu y * h a y DEPKNDADLtE 19-10 ‘ fo » "W f6 0 „ iaq„lha,.VAM np|al^ .w ‘ • •• . •.hs. . �- tfv ' ............ ' " 7 “ .....' -r-7 • ' ’ ■................. 1 . ■•• . TH E W EA TH ER h U a ttf T h i n I i t t f in c t h — Te Frvtert UM, N m 1 ike WarU| T» PrmaU U» h«|HM d A lark*. T* M « * PWfiiHjr for EPEN1HSNT D A ILY NEW SPAPER AN INDEPEN m Pioneer Night Is Held At Lake Mary For 25th Occasion VOLUM E X X X X I Considerable cloudiness in north portion through Tuesday with morning fug ami some driae rle. Partly cloudy south portion and little change in temp«T*tU(C. t S A N F O R D ,r F ^ B p A T E n tg b H fih H 1908 M O N D A Y M A R , f t , ' 1350 Soft Coal Miners Back To Work As C ontract IsSigned THIS - r ^ * --------- m Contributions Of E l­ der C i t i z e n s To Young Americans Told By Speakers i The progress of Seminole County end the opporlunitiei now rnV* joyed by youth here through llit efforts of pioneers was pointed out to more Ilian 207 pioneers by Judge Douglas Stenitrom. Jark Rstigan, Fred Wilson and Volte Williams, Jr., at the Pioneer Niglil celebration Friday night at the Lake Mary Community Horne. Frank Evans, himself a Lain Mary pioneer resident, conduried ♦ the progiam for the 25lh time, and was congratulated hv Fred Wilson for the outstanding enjoy men! which he has brought to the pioneers of Seminole County. The Community House, the gift of Mr. Evans to Lake Mary, wis packed to capacity, and the ride.ly persons applauded the outstand­ ing program of entertainment, in H eluding the music of the Seminole High School, the wit and humor of the four speakers, an amusing one act skit played by Miss Eli­ sabeth Speers and Miss Clar.i Speers, and’ the showing of Florida scenes in color by George Swart*. Top honors for age were ac­ corded to Dr. J. 0, (Jlhhs, retired physician and Harford resident wlw Is 94 year* old. He declined jg to accept a cane from Mr. Evans, having received one last year which was earved by the lete It. B. Meea of Geneva. Those receiving canes were An­ drew Toney, Ms W- B. Hathaway 15- Charles B. Davis, B3: Frank ft. Pollock HU; R. T Pmilras. Bit and’ A. J. I^oislng, 78. Those pc*sent, In addition to Dr. Glhbs, who had formerly received rones wer* W. E. Randall, H7j Joe Kin- i • s js s e a -M ri. Oglesby. Mra. Jnienh'na Collins, fl-V Mr*. Castries Kohh 89, Mra. M. 8. Besalnger, 88 and Mrs. Q. H. to rd M l Mrs. Char­ lotte Boyer, 7Bj Mrs- Anne Mac.L rlla n . 7H. Bach received » silver brooch- All persoim of 00 or over received red hangs',. Hevon foreign countries wore 'represented as birthplaces: Cana­ da. 4; .Sweden, Germany and Eng# lend, two each end Scotland. Bo­ hemia and Finland, ntie each. Florida, with 2d p r w n l. was closely contested by Ohio with 24, while Georgia enme third with 19 (Csertassa Oe » s js TUeae) MacNeill And Ray To Direct Census In Seminole County Malcolm 0 . ’ M cN e ill ami Ralph R. Ray, both of 8 an f«d , have boon appointed aa crew laid* era for Wmlnole County to direct the e ffo r t* In the forthcoming 17th - daetonU r census. The ermoarweBereh (L H u g W , district eupervl- ssr........... BUUa, hava evidence of com| . ha In good or furntah !« eaparthaalth ractar, ^and Doctor Sander Denies Intent In Mercy Killing Nationalization Brought To Halt By Attlee Group Claims He Believed Woman Was Dead Before I n j e c t i o n M ove Seen A s To Snnpm l M n lrl n M M A N C H ES T ER , N. II.. Mar. <4.—i/f*>— Hr. Hermann N. Hander testified Joday Mrs. Ahhle llorrolo was llfelraa when he reached her bedside hut 'Vomething snipped," leading him to Injfrt air Into her reins. I'nder cron*-examination, Atturner General William L Phln* nev ashed: “ You don't know why you put air Into the refna7“ ‘‘Thai's right," replied, the doctor In an even lone. Q. You don't know for what purpose? A. I don't know why I tried thla way. LONDON* Mir f. f/Dl u u c t \ • > _i i l ____ j i. _ ■ t _% _ * - •* i __ i o 1 •j ./*' i i T r •\jl , ! • A D I U • • * ......... • H o u rs A f t ei N r .K O t m t o r s Meet In A g reem en t 1 'irrs H t H GII. Mar fi—</P) ; - <s 'l roll,'i| nut of the ntl ion i liituinlnnus mines again Iotisi ,* hiippt tllcgers troopnl hick to the pits under tltrh m i , hi nut* «irl1te-rndlng ■onttart Cilpplrd Industrlea perk*,I up tpiirklv with rail* i m ii ,| * ret iilthiK furloughed *m U n mil m ille t rd Idla ***■• I mill, prrpiring to re*ltil,•• p, I (till 1 hr lllg coil stfik* Wlrd .vs.,tun In coal ,,*1,,* imlntlrl** In id’ll,It,n In ItJ imu , tiiirtl V|lor Workers. I, „ ,11 • , S.•> 1,1 tin s or mora ,o nr, ,h i„(* ,>icl< I,, normal. mm! 1., tf.l •at. I flit a ♦fnfl *............ i 'hit be* Kr I t», f|sa» •hnii <»« r* |p®In- nr* ifi#*r Ibe , Ii*, ipeionu It, ’M llg f I l f >i I d llir a*r i( Hu... sM-f i , „ i,’S ill” ' t 'I'*' t ’,'1 r, dtiH'ly Ibji by . ,f mil), ft»i Ingl’sm I’ ,t-iir >S*e*»*M nuliH i|l ,«>»!. ®v biiununotit Kinif • •Iti*' ifl'l l% »-■ •!' I KMm betl> Jmv» j,, {< tstillfinnf fin r««» Tern* ..f !fiv- j II'UMII >lt» f !i** 1 tv iiifijkif ^ r ft-.., | •■ ti, urle* ■ >,-1 pug-u ,» ig li,e „ l Mil* i; i m ’ »'• in* mniiHrm ^ nr *■ fi*#* ituiiiAti leg. flu* banic j*!ifV in I ■*»• bnr'» pre-elff Ii«?n ^unipnikfii plat form. TM i ihclvlng *>i •Ion wit! an obvious bM fei ftippntt if tbe Tilni IJlt-rjii Puri> nl ib t r t A FailUmtot* liivmls hii'l Tbr "Did you have airy Intention of killing Mrs: Borrolo7" asked defense counsel Ralph E . Lsngilell. " I never had any- Intention of kill Int; Mra. Horroto," replied l he doctor. y. Hid you evp* agree •« kill Mr*. Borlolo? A. I nevor agreed to kill hei. Q. Hid you know what you in tended to do with the syringe? A. 1 do nut know what I In­ tended to Ho. I remember trying: to get Into her vein. Q. Wee there blood on her Rotarimis Heqr Adarm ? A. There waa never env blood drcsB On Problem?, anywhere. 1 tried to gel Into HitIn L i f e Insurance vein. I did not use a tnnrnh|iiet to bring up the vein. Her vein* II,e fedeisl government's en wpre collapsed. Dr. Banriof said he had s In rrnachment on the life insuranr" cubic centimeter syringe, ami ca­ hitsinesi wa> hit by Basil L I>** ptained: * , 'j “ I withdrew the plunger to Wilt of Oilsndu tudiy in a talk make auction but nothing came More the Rotary Club on "Life out— there wga no blood,'* Insurance Today", in which hr Dr. 8ander testified Mrs. Al> denied the charge of monopoly hie Borroto “ looked Ilka a dead person" during the la it week of 1and pointed out that there arc MX) ( C s ills w l OW Page Treat legal reserve life insurance com U. S. Invasion Of Sanford Citizens Vote Tomorrow Mrs. Madsen Had Insurance Field On New Athlriic Stadium Project Violent Temper, Hit By Speaker All ,cg,tiered Sanford n,,»>- w r,r itafay ingrd tty M m ,, A,,,I,*-*> Officer Testifies ( arraway to vote tomorrow n> > »i>n u l ,i*frrri„lniTi on ,br < alhlc tic stadium in order to ,n ,t* then wtthn known ,•• tl,» t it, ( ,,m mission Noting will la ir pla< r tti ” - i at / fMl ,\ M ,,, |l,r t uv ( ,,,,>rm* *t"n ,onm al ihr City Hall I'”1' will ilm r al / IKt I'M Malcolm Mai Neill will ,rr - ,t an r|ecl,„„ offuial, due to ,hr ( ,,, that Mrs. K. K. Roumlllat. • * -rrve.l i|„ring the fram-bio- >rI Vl.ll, reO’lurn hh clerk, will bn tinabl* <1111 Hgaim, ciriat, ih-Ilog a *to’lt I,, h"tvi> tbta time, It. N. Se»* >■ , The vuli- >.hllr.t mai|n 11 , ,,,* * By clerk, announced tlila ntnrnui*’ f'ltv " f Kn,if,»iil constrtu Itng , Oilier ntflclah will be Kl"v,l I’ "1 Munlcltial M e,initial SLailluni ,n me,, Mrs. Ralph A. Smith and lt» he firm ,ire,I tiy |i|",lge* ,,f »|i„ mnnd l.iindrinUt. revenues I" Ii" received Mieie Ibt, ballot i« simple and . from HU,I hv plerlgr ,if additional toln* two sipiaras within ntn- r funds available (n ,be C ilv r>tIn-r " btcli an X mark will Inrli, ><•-- than flltnla to lm raised by id va panics in the United States and a vnte for, and In the ntbr, , (I'aallaued (In P u • rh>»»i lhal the number of companies ami their vnlumti of husiness is grow­ ing every year. Speaking as a representative of a small life insurance company himself, he said there are 18 life insurance companies in Floiida. five of which .era rather large, none of which is a gUnt, and 13 of which are smalt. Tha total amount of live insurance in force in tha United Stajee today is about 215 billion doll art, and 23 dollars worth waa written last year. Tha Semlnola Dlnnar Club will hold • “ guest night" on Friday amt nil members a rt walcoma to Invlta frlands to tha dlnnar at 7:0fl o'clock at tha M tyfnlr In n , Ralph Austin Smith, saerctary, announced today. Tha faaturad speaker of tha avening w ill ha Ja c k 1Schultz who w ill tall of hla eiparlencvt In travailing 8,000 milaa In an In­ dian dugout canog. The story of hi* adventura appaarad In the Feh1848 laatw of tha National iphle Migaatna and hag baan by mahy ianforditea. ie w ill dateriba hla trip from Life Insurance agents never Quito, Ecuador, to Chicago when ha started out srlth ESI In his find anyone any more, ha said, packet, walking ovar -tha Andes who does not believe fn life In* aurance companies aa waa tha 523 .h,^Ufl.d0rCirnoDi^n, 2rrlhL.A nm*H Kid ^ itfrosi 11"® rase yaara ago, and there are not wag horn hi 1MB and at tha time many who don't agree that tha i t hla r*markable trip waa 1" Ufa Insurance iinuaanlc* have dona an aacallent Job In ptrovld- S e n a t o r Holland Coplon’g Lawyers Slated To Address Refuse Summation Produce Managers In Red Spy Trial JA C K S O N V IL L E , Mar. ,1 JRpw lal) — “ Senator R p c itix l I Holland, former Chalrntaif of , * Board of Florida State Failin ’, « Markets, la to be guest spaske, ” f the National Association of l’r< Huee Murkat Managers on Mar, h 28th tn Washington. The meeting called for March .70. 31, and AptH 1 In tha washiiigton Hotel, Wash­ ington, H, C. Is the fourth atimiHl meeting of this association, whh h was organised for ths purpose of Improving market facilities «H management, Increase market tvirts to producers, distributors and consumers, Improve conimum, ■ tiona between markets and disse­ of market Inforniatim', !n* frsailaise* • ■ "fu g a n se * * * ’ mination study and Improve market legl* latlon uid administrative rulings , LEGION m* t raaahlng tha oaaaa h#.daeffecting m trkutt, develop r Election of w go: •» aad-.uftlmataly ford Feat No. aaarch projects along lines which Miami after 14 mopth* of Legion, w ill ( arc of practical use to m a rl- " and work for adoption and urartlrn following the ,7:00 _ of high market standards," W il­ r at the Legion MttL liam L . Wilson. Director of Stste ra are urged by C Mrkata and Honorary President Jama* Q. Galloway to of tha National Association an­ nounced today. "This organisation ■BUILDING . : : I* •f**jrf?y '♦f '»YifEg»*r♦ of farmer wholesale, Urminsl, large and small private and public markets throughout ths country and tha e x ch a ig t of information at- thaw meetings has bean of inestimable value to market man■a, All market managers, wheartvaU . state or cooperative for February, fa it In are urged to attaad, “N*wa_ fr o ji Um 8Uto JCarkaig, ' • § • SK W YO RK, Mar. f i - f ’Th —The defense pictured Val­ entine A. fiuhltrhev l*iday. In a final appeal for hla arqultlal on spy mnsplrscy charges, as a love-inflamed married man “ on an llllrll ad­ venture with an unmarried g irl." N E W Y O R K , Mar n. — f/Ti Judith Coplnn'a lawyers announce,| today they will not make * sum ,nation In lha soy conspiracy trial of the ax-government girl and R’> 'le t engineer Valentin A. fiuhlt chcv. Thu* tha rasa may go to the lurv lata today — a year and two days after the arrest of Miss CopInn ami Gubltchev on charges of ronaplrlng to pass U. S, defense secrets to tha Russians, Federal Judge .Sylvester J . I! van arranged to give his charge to the lury after today's summation hv Gubltchav’s lawyer, Abraham I. Pomsrants. "W * do not propose to sunt up," Ryan waa told by Samusl Nsubur ger, on* of the three lawyers as­ signed bj the Court in M!aj C’.’phri after aha dismissed Archibald Pal­ mar aa her counsel In mld-trlal. Ntuburgar thus- followed tha same tactic ha adoptad from lha outset — declining to emst-tsamIna government witnesses and re­ futing to call a tingle wltgeee In tha n-governmat girl's defense. l i e J ndlcated ^plainly t^at^ha Is V V f 1 f a* s ift 11 •»f! New Leftist Force Shown Arising In Greek E l e c t i o n a i nr.: s m «i ,i — i;n — ^ ‘ neial Mb’t’nlaa F ' l ' t i m a puts- liloe t nt I war,1" i»ho drove «ii npn *ii»n Mi*' r . >• <" •*i MniNnr I ’I’ 'uatiutiue into nxlla in Tketf tiiftF ' iif* ■” ,i i h*M * Foie " > .’ ,I #*’) tn.tov frntn Vfiter■,|,bt V *i 1*"i1 11*i ♦ l**.l! ♦»* | i . n it -F * i-,,i . • a tirnvt» P n * f tl.«« 1 all. •«* •14 1 >»H *• ■ Uf*l*» t i •* in Oreak if M -•»- • ; i , >i Mte» *j " . .... I ‘Ill'S ,sf r iumtini !’ ,K •if the . |v ,’ttt u lit**, t be 1 1, , 5 ..... .., f "atlonal HI O.4. Ii- ti *?’. t. **<!>♦ t. ,* I *11M<11<» ' , a’ 1 h i, i l • III III ■i ’ " ,, | | .. I , f H >•« ,( v»1»4* 11 * 1 it . i it ill* * u* i. • llx « ■. I” s|« * ♦ • i i , ,1. <i ... 1 »t ,1,r I ■,. i i it-. - .■• fin - I I 'pi.it’C ,|t •] |ilI f t* • it t i••4in l'f>|1»llt I It . Is*, V- t '1 1l»4*t liftvt1 1,1 i, *j' r 1111** Min' • i- .it,.) ,l"nil"t ' h i lug f i mot Preit , •• i ,' Con <I' n illit s , ■ l 1 ' inod'i it r |t |,* V. tk* i " 1 by form- i i... Sophie- .• ’ • it '* >nte ■1 , I 1 , |........ , li e ' ' ’ fit f aft'I -1 baervers , l *. lefll. " t il 1 '( r>* (** | ifl V .................. , i *FM*"»* |H■ ■ 111 It , -ant that • i f * pi 1 , . , 1 1 i Ki rH • lit ntf 1’ i'nE n t ii 1 : i l l n n i j i i | . ,i„ «i ' tin*»i i i <.......ii ! stj* * !•!% ' ltd tbet 111. 1 »v If*" 1 i rfivvrf nHP'iif 1■ i^ ft’»f11' •»• ,♦*p.'llft’ . I* . . n*t* .’ " ’SI ■•" ! I RsXNKFtnff. * .• If'llHV. \ | l l . , C. 4... Ilf «, ,n......Id. utv tb" c|y|| * id 1 1' 1 .. |M * t •'»l 4 4 *4 I , *m1» V4. I" U i Ai '"v Ii*®t*fr-riei M . it* 1 1,1 f iill turned .......... ..... ,1 f'llltM toililifd at the tmit’ l’ t t i i il i,| **a11#it l|tjt" 1♦ *t» »Ilf 1* ri*tinned MM ,'NI* 1 **"' rim , c>, Ipft’ l, IMItlCs, with Mrs Yvrtl Mad ,lir ii I'ulrl v tflrff ■ bun, on- half if tin’ 4,(100 pre , to «m mttimntf llit»li\vjiy l*wlri»l l ‘» •ii’ ** b«md ft-mi held '20 per l„(l !li ‘oHvn *i« •eat of (he vote, i dear itullca IJri’in Snlrt-y tout that no *I»*sI•• n itty would ■cu's a short time jif'fftfi* ftfi cut, * nmforltv •< I'arllament’a An Force huil n-l ,1 iln n I >.M WKFI , M l" r' '*r’tt Anutbt-i in' lotale cosI pint Id'* G'ghwnv ,■ I'rclly, Flrnoklyii I , , . ” M i, M ,d 1It bo, Itka tb* il g'C’eimnents ,.,’I h i-m , t"'.l * " " " " " 'r », l) . yeat nirl ni*,r*,c ,.| thill have rilleil C,u-’-c» ,iuoc the ,,, ,„ rtl • aniliHli-n In •» • ” va, •’ >iii fed ,o be , ii med • hililren, is rh a ig c l ,.,tl, ( „ , i |r ,,, ,,i | ,’vn on ,, nfflc «' Idt-id H<•*',!,* for ,h» *iv Insdlng oar(*•,, i .) |,li>‘i't’>i M L lit «"-c murdei in ill* *1..... nl lie, •ie* i In lsl of ",* am running— , , i i l l n*> '"H« have ........ killed hutband. L l. A n d ie I MaiNrn tl, | i miI i, tiiiffb accident* till* Kir'plled froni lulpistr.v of th# it their horns Oct 70 alter a ................I more than tbiee-fo’irth- Hiterlor leports on I.SOfi out of ,,r >i, accident* ’*c,r .,iii*ed tiv Lotto precinct* party. National Pr«’ gre**l/e Uimm (1#d Ii, ,, or pedestrian *elflshne** Her counsel' entered a <i|ea „ | ,o d'.x’UStd "I -"1“ '*’ilkIne and •>* I'lastlrm aril former 1’ remter I'mmstmel Tsnuderosi 120,813. imuiienl hy teas,m ” 1 insanity .ti Iv i „ k iiraclti’e* " lib erals ( V|,„ii*b>i t UT.fiHfi. 'W e o'N'l do in i'll’ tbint uttl1' P’upulist* (Tealdails) 114.903 "lien her trial opened ,„d*t le g l- la ,i'„ at"l tighten e nto ii" Since Greece elect* deputies tinI t- Lauds W. .Shelve toll, bos, meet " Ktrkmati *»*d 'We must da, the proportional repremntatton "t >hs aarty the -igb, M adsc get a* ' he i ante of til, accident tvstem, all of the las,ling parties was killed, told a , hiee-Jndgc M„>> -tieciflcallv. we must rnti- 'i lll have « »tib*t mu i ll delegation vpn’p n ctrirlst* that bad altitude* American court today rbal be ami at)l| i| i „ oiirteav are the t.lg dlffei tn Ihe new parliament. Mrs. Madsen angared In a mil,I nil’, between safe d ,lv * i* and pa argument over spr-. Ii accents S IIU F F L E R O A R H teiittal k lllo r." an hour before the *hnotl„g. The Sanford Shufflelioard divi­ Khelvsrlon said Mr* Madsen sion of the Tourist Club will send S l t'ltEM B COURT R U LIN G Inked with him about Id* Smith 17 team* to Eu»tl» tomorrow to 1 AI I A H A 3 S E E . Msr fi. f A ’ > em accent, compete In m tournament at 2:00 The Supreme Court today ap"It was aott of i, -ivil war af o'clock In ths afternoon. fa ir,” he said. "8he ml,nicked my proved integration of the legal pro­ Much plsy ha* been going on fession in Florida with an order drawl so I said to hei. ‘Now let’s t,..» ,i III rerptlra all practicing at­ this week at the local shuffleheal soma of your bmuklyneae.' " torney., and Judge* to he members board court, an.! at time;, rsft!?!Ha aald aha then asked him pants had to wait their turn to "the Florida bar," several times whether he was IS The plsy. court appointed Incumbent aware of hag tamper officer* of the Florida State Bar Rhalverton said he told her HOARD M E E T ha waa not. Impressed and that Association, a voluntary organisa­ Th» Hoard of County Commis­ tion, to »erva as Interim officers she asked him once more: "Are of the Integrated bar until an elec­ sioners will meet in regular sas- • you abvdnM y positive?" *lon ("morrow morning at 10:00 “Than aha stood up and alap- tion i» held at the annual conven­ o’clock. tion In Hrmnnd Beach next mouth ped mo across tha face," he said. With that, ha added, Mrs Mad- The Integration order was granted TH E W EATH ER on petition of tha Florida State (Ceattaaad On P a t* t i n s ) Bar Association. , JA C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. 8 - V VISITORS AT POOL H. L AUTO STO LEN Station Cool winds rasulttd 111 but few f.S 1$ sudmmsra at tn l Munlcltial Swim-1 A libiJ dark green Flyiuuullt *e- Atlanta ..... Ifi ............. C,.ester mIU H jit s a mlng Pool yssttrdsy, but a num­ u*n, the pivputj n ber c f visitor* front cities of Flo r­ lion, AOB Magnolia Avenua, was Chicago .. ..................... .....- 61 .70 ........... 41 ida a n J’imrtharn clH*s cams to sea stolen last avening hetwean 7:00 Denver and admtra th« pool, F . Hasky and 10:90 o’clock from whsra It Galveston ................... ......85 Wight, raratakar, announced thla had hsen psrksd by tha San Lanta New York .................. ..........66 49 Apartments, Dan B ra ln irtl, with Beattie morning. 70 Among tha communities repre­ whom Mr. Million hfcd laft the Jacksonville ............. 78 .................. sented by tha visitors were Da- autoinnblla before taking tha trip Miami 84 Land, Orlando, Lake Wales and out of town, reportod tha theft to Orlando ................. Tampa ...................... .. ____ 10 64 police. DeBary, ha stottd. -*-E> B to ahlVm • ' ; • * r‘ : ■1 • L I*”i v c w t * m i m : i n .v, s i «i fi. — 'gn i• U l,l, ,|,c g rc il m il sirlkw fv e n i * i i fulfil I Htf* I rli I " 'c i. ii,* *fu sir labor rnmmlt* I pff« 1lni<y Irr t„d.ii plsconliiiletl a bill J Ije i/nt 11smiif*ftf g HMrnfdi ilr " h i, I, "m ilil lis ir slie n Hit govcrmn-nl nov rr It jrl/ c the prn^r.kfii u i , <|<mI-» » 1 it % pff"t Ii nitoc, ■I, ii,-,i in I lln rl ThomVbMltfll lit*" |MlU !■•» mu; u« Il> I till,, tul,| r,'purlers lhal ( ifiTlgf ! (if *peri Ii rlfllV flfJ " lib lb* rust* pi«|, the bill no lotiKCi )* nrnlcd l fit* House al* fit foil *v * fniin 11 h fir fill Ik* of remli inti *b rlir,l i slmll.tr hill. ** i- **M» if htri.'itf Is 11 i! getif ralitir , in»f 11r|e I i I’ll I -III H i.II. Mi, b J / fV did not vtv tip 1 I'll MI, S| A l,’„ i, , 1, 1, i A n t:,,c i 'i soft ,1 „ mi-. , 11 ( I ., V ,i,t<> opir.t if did 1* »>-d M s Mtn.i dief fm »fi iM>tiM<ini f i mn m " 1 1, i ■ i>i * 4’* uiiintic ■If H i| w Pllt lU ...... -'IH-M* f .1 t„*l,„U * ih o rn n * ns I innldtigt K if l^ - n r lv tfie Irtnl ITitit umi,i. •Imink *•- 'TOfcki: lWiifa( S ^ W a ‘K5 t if M •'*vMpe»- *g*.ss* | - ^ |li. ♦.iin't Lsihfi l'*-n»v. pill flivtkei fMtlnn.ilir ih rn •»*» i| »r sl.'N ft., Ml 1 !»ir| ♦lir lime I'- hk * ilrfn g lh fii tu di.iky IimM nff | lir if EId ' »! iV •'’ rfidif nt ! ,lbnl *i m* ♦ ii if % I »- «f« m OH TH AT MANCHESTER. N. H Mar. 6 —</?*) - -Dr. Hermann N. Sander trslilird in lira murder trial today that "there was no indication oi life, no reaction." whrrt he in­ jected air into the vemt of Mrs. Abbie Borrolo. He also said “1 never had an intention of killing Mr*. Roriolo." The 41 year nld country doctor on trial for murder in the death of the cancer-ridden woman said he callrd for a syringe the morn­ ing of last Dec. 4 afler he looked el his patient and thought |he was dead. “It was tny opinion then lhal she was dead," Dr. Sander testi­ fied in ■ calm voice- "I cau'l u plain eiaclly what action 1 took Urea. Something snapped. Why I did it I tW Tfcft; li doesn't dike tin tfT ' '• i Seminole Dinner ' Club Will Meel E ffo rt S 'l t - lt v r, Men Ec*iiinr n ig ^ in ff , . -V. ‘ H.V v ' •' �mm 1/1IS Hi U*l7»ary ' aatlrra, ■*h>. rrsiilallnaa ana r a t ia at Hollar* at i r a w tar a S r in ld a i ra l e a N H a M h altaa altf il l » » s jr » i* » *•* la . Maw V**« - , I 'k lM i* Marat* to uea rreaa vsfr la la MONHAY, MAR^iT^ggQ TODAY** niBLB V1 RSR To* in aplte of tka tragical a x . parlance* of multitude* m m think thay ran take a chance whan they h g fa .a p chance. A prudent man m m Vote For The.Stadium Senator HoUziui If m many padpla vote in .tomorrow,’# referendum a# did in the ona two week# ago. there is very tittle doubt in our opinion that the proposed hthletic ntadlum will be ap­ proved. The danger of defeat* however, lie#, in ther.com­ placency, and inertia which" develop whenever tnere U little pronounced opposition.. We would, therefore, cautioR sup­ porters of the project and all those who want to see pro­ gress continue. In Sanford not only to vote themselves, but aim to help get others out. We would also like to remind those who jpay he afraid that Sanford is attempting too ambitious a project or who have heard Other flaws ’picked in the proposal thal-they are not voting on whether to build a 11(10,00(1 ntadlum, cr a 975,000 stadium, or whether to borrow-tliw money ox to pay esah for it, or whether to finance it with revenues from the light company or cigarette coupons. They are merely asked to indicate to the City Conimisslon whether or not they want a new stadium. The details of the project will be worked out later by the Commissioners. They will decide after a careful study of the facts how big a stadium ,to build, how much of It to build now, and how much later, what the seating capacity will be, how to finance it and all that sort of thing. The Ci.mmission is composed of duly chosen representatives of the people and are answerable to the iieople for their acts. It Is perfectly proper that they should be entrusted with the tcoatlaaoa O rw V a n Oh ) Itnaath th* evil, and hldath himpalL— Pros. 23:3. Don’t forget — or neglect— to vole tomorrow. Present federal deficit for this fiscal year is 92.700.000,000. Present erlimale (or the year is five and one-half billion dollars. Y d if Senator Pepper had his w ay, got thioiiglt the Townsend P la n ,, fucial tr I medicine, and a Gandy hi ily r tu rv r r y pot, the fie it would-iif ur erer tr ir toHioir f e t id * . Is ihcrr any grraler hard'ikip that tan befall ahy people, wolking people, that is, than to be the victims of a bankrupt governtotal with crushing taxation? throughout .Florida stum* vegatahloa, fru it and barrloa M ill mowing out In largo volume. A t Florida O R f >100^00 buahol field creU a o f tomato** moved through the m arket during the five day auction Tiodad w t f i. g r « » return* In excess of la S B O O to growara. Price* ranged f r o m ! 1.00 to 99.90. fliiuath brought Horn $1.MT to n.OO, Pol# beam , 93-00 to 94.00 •nd Tendergreeh bean«, 99.00 to $3.M>. "The Hanford State Market anildpatcr, the u:.u*l supply of all vnrletlea of ruil and vegetable! during, tha currant weeli even though aoma damage waa cauaed to , titan* and beppera by high muuI k uud aand dating the p**t week. "At the Palmetto Market crop condition* are reported favorable with tha ftrat tomatoea expected to move the week of March 30th and a fairly good voluma by April litt. Thera ti an estimated alight Increase In tomato acreage over laat spring. Harvesting of aweat coin la anticipated about the mid­ dle of March with eotna early Polo bean* tomlng In about the *amt* time. "10,230 crate* of atrawberrlea, 30 pint* each, brought a total gross return of $76,000.98 to grow­ er* during the pa*t week at tha Plant City State Market. Dally average prices ranger! from 17He tu 23He per pint. Strawberry vo­ lume I* mi the decline at thin mar­ ket. "Hue to cold wi-ather the straw* berry volume on the Htnrkv State Mnrkd has been very light and is expected to rnulloue light until the new crop begin* to come In within three to four week*. Halil during the week him been help­ ful. i --"Tim■ ■ cabbage—movement c-m-J “ Slate Name* 2 Bookie Spots in Tampa and Ties Sunshine T ra ck into 'Shack' ’Tribune Men Find Bookie Placet Running F u ll T ill As E rvin Orders Pbonr B a n ", "G riffin H eart ABevetage Men Sell |.i(|uor, S lo lt P eitn ilt’’, "Gambling Lid Said Loosening Over Florida” , were four headtints on the front nag# of ihe Tam pa Tribune Friday morning. The irorderline iietween Hughiml and Hcotlantl has Imuti T har* must be something rotten in Denmark. Wherever there's so a purely nominal one Mince the act of union in 1707. The m uck smoke, there must be tome Scots were given full representation ,in , Parliament and have always1taken a prominent part hi British politics. . fire .j1 ______ Beginning In 1942 (her* has, however, been some <IIma it f r Yl40.00O.fHJ0 a year Hatisfaatjon in the northurii cmintr co\il(J be fav<d fbi ike taxpayers of the United Slates jm t h y 'v * organising'lhe F o il OffWe Depirt* 'ment, thr Hoover Cnmhtillion paints out, Sib ling that tha ptt$|t< who work ip the Post; O ffic e 'fh ’ parlment are nol to blame for lids..inefficien cy. Hallier the arm a*. m l a»lSaxrlu I1II*re *■, It h 1* eaa iiksnlala cl1«i*mit, ilru obsolete I pfoetdm ts nnd culmuded fc;uipment, together with political fa­ voritism, hidden subsidies and cumbttiume hudgriiug ate given a* tile (ante of rxccin ve evpendi* D r . S a n d e r T e H t i f l e H lies tniit been do** friends. lu re s;'C o n g re s s and Lougresi I to1 doctor saiil IIml nil Mrs. alone, accdiduig to the ComnosBoc rotu ate dining I be inn (('■tallaas* rr*a> pa*a Ua*) rion, can stieaudme llie Post Oi- her lifig^d the llillrhuro Coun­ month "would nut 'iiski- a singio iiormul lueal." fic r Depaitmem, sn:i tt is not ty llbkKtal. Dr. Sander told his story de­ Ho Mtsisl when she arrived at Kkely to act unless the people tla- liberately In a voice that some­ the hospital last Nov. 21) she mand action. time* appeared to choke with could "speak only painfully—al­ Patiolmap Harrison drops in to M coutagr us to give mure pub­ licity to highway accidents. ,fMosl accidents", lie says, "are caused by the human factor. Peoplt just f e n 'l obey the laws. T h ty dtiva too fast. They don't keep on th* tight side of the street. They over i m thejr headlights in fog qt at T W l AAftrOWn ln» up the •Important, riwach. Thera appeared to b*' l l t f l el n the King’s speech of which to forca a vole of confldone# which ssStef1"* Thn main aim of fha XamllSa Siw |n to atear tho govarnfllnl tough It* budgetary problem^ ta tha n#nt few monthi, ami for thla reason th# King's uiaed)-jrvflactvd a naslr* to avoIT W W j veray In Im immedlau .'fetor*. out ol contiol at 70 mllet t e Th#y pick him up off way with a iponi#, Too bid. w# say. Bill fnusl have baas ■-«*«y. And we step on the glt lain, patfecliy tut* It can't hap" to coal Indbetrlslla*, for th» tor*. Th* old board Inalodad ferfhton Bridges IR-NH) M thar neu­ tral andUudge Charls* I. Dgwaoa of Louisville, named operator*' trustee but never sealed. All welfare fund payment* now lit arrears must he P»ld dp by SULVfc YOUR VENETIAN BUND CLEANINGPROBLEM wr\ SECONDS A"iEASY SUPS A survey of the field* Indicat­ ed fewer than 30,000 miner* on early shift* answered th* back to work rail. In «nm* eases pile were reopened although only a fraction of the normal manimwor waa pre­ sent, Score* of other* began opera­ tion behind regular sehedtda aa •mall group* of mlnera straggled WASHINGTON, Mar. 9—l/PiTbe«e are the terms nf the new •nfl coal cnntrncl elgned by John L. Liiwl* utnl the operators Inti* yesterday ('(impart'd with Lewis' nrii’loffl deinnnds: WAOKHRaised 71) cents u day to n total ol 14.76 per miner. Lewi* asked a Hfi-rent raise to a S P EC IA L IN T R O D U C T O R Y P R IC E tha Duty houiawifa. NKD SMITH, MUR. •I u 1'>• East First Sfre#! R ig h t W h e re W e 'y e B een F o r 29 Y e a rs same,'and thu tw litlcaf mkPIfesla-c tkm o f the day, a* fftuhd In the growing competition of the fed' end gnvrrnmeht with private hiulnoNM. , , He particularly called atten­ tion to n hill In Congress which would write deuth benefit* Into Hi,. Uncial Rccilrltv Act at the mini' time increasing llie lax** tu pay for them, nml he jiolnted out that this provision would pn* the federal government Into the general life ilisurulice tiuslnesi. "If you like the record of the life Insurance companies, If you believe In our system of free en­ terprise," he Mid "you will help ATTEfO R0 GERS-BR0 S. 4 RING CIRCUS r MARCH 9, THURSDAY Buy Yrtur Ativanco Tickets Now From A Unit BOV- Of Atlvancu Baiun Will Remit In Willi Thu Hanforil Lltynn Club hSFMsI H i t C k w lN A . OWM, Now Yotrk Railroad* completed arraying fleets of coal car*Nfor the big job ol moving the precious product. tlliue* over the Pulotka Stale Mar­ I is *1fit H— Klrtht hour* a day, ket with good culling expert ad ns before; Lewis had proposed ilnriug the rurrl'HI week. •even and a half. "The Spring lomalu harvest la W K LFA FR P FUND— A Ill........... led to start the wp*k uf .March 13th with cucumber* begin­ rent boost In the old 20-cent-a Inn royalty paid by the opera­ ning to move this week, on tha tors to finance miner*’ health and Km t Pierre State Market. "A light volume of cucumbers pension benefits; Lewis had ask­ a IB cent raise. passed through the Wauchula edUNION SHOP— Like th* old State Market In spite of the recent contract, the new one contains a ndd snap. A considerable increase provision compelling nilers to Join in supplies Is anticipated thle week the United Mine Workers Union. ('living nf the urea around the new Lewi- had asked this. However, trixk platform Is proceeding and tin, now contract moke* tin* pr»is expected tu Is* completed ill vision subject to a Supreme Court f / i. to take rare ol the Spring ruling on It* legality. deal.’ W ILLING AND A B LE — Till* clause, providing that miners R o ta ry Lu n ch eo n work onlv when willing and able, wii- dropped from th* now agree­ ment after a federal court held IC aatlaa*# Kr— r a n Oa«i dependent children or (dher rela- It probably Illegal, lit Its* pl»«. Intlve*. In providing many other the union Is protected against other service* to tli« puhllq. , •alts for wildest *lrlk«* by a more generally wmded clausa.'■ vice* to Ihe public. Among the problems of,the llfft MEMORIAL PERIODS— Thaw Insurance coi»|iunlcs hv listed th* pei inds of lldenrsH to coinmeinodifficulty of tHiding ^leqnatr ;„)• the death' nf mine victims] safe Investments at tcusonahle aie Knitted to five day* a V"» rates of Inlet cat, thu problem* under, Dm nefr contract! ih* |»r*presented by the Inflation which uimJ plant*, which !.cWl«i want id inl««d th* costs of th# |n«kT*tl#4 emotion when he reached detail* most In u whisper." of Iho Horrolo case. "Hhc could hardly move," said had to go by tl.e expression (ill The Handar and Dorroto fami- Dr. Hander. "She couldn't eat her face to tell If she whs havBy the end of the first we«k we jpg p a i n . " ___________ B r it if ih (x o v e rn m e n t (Oaattaaa# ream rag# Oa.) pit in the country u expected o be turning out. coal. Many o f the 372,000 strikers reported in the mine* in tha tame festive mood they were in .'tiring a weekend victory celebration. Gone were the grim stare* and an­ gry murmert -of th e , previous months. Big industries— crippled by the furl shortage—limped along a lit[i behind the miner iff restoring uidti to the nation’* economy. "It all depend* on how soon and how fis t we can get co al." said a spokesman for the U. S . Steel Cnrp. "W e'll probably be bark to normal operations in a few days." kid. one and hot previously*!!!*"' closVd a* riemtnda by wither Min­ ora nr operat/unr The opeiatrr* ihall bo hold In violation .'f ibe rnrttrncf lr they .fail to nuke “full, mid prompt pay­ ments" to* the wei/uie fund. The fund'* board of -trustee.! now inrludta Lewis as lUiairman, S«raaw?f«fM tm til’ J k M pvp m y \ notice 1946 Super DcLuxe FORDSEDAN l.uw mileage, good tlr* Good mechanically 1947 CHEVROLET Am > DowMan In . o w ..,r , low mfeop 1948, FLEETLINE FOR THREE D AY HSMraitf.SjBlB g| lUHlIWi lla a te r, MONDAY-TUE8DAY-WE Dafrottar We give you imported _______ Wt suppose then art • agin# with Dr, Kennedy shouldn't lai dnynmr ti •alvei bu^t ln our H#M* or Ruars Room Size 8 * stsr tSteams, But ,jt sm m I I tugfi wovenIn ElI . Silt 'H vT JV P fit TSHNI mi t * ,4'- irehav* �■ft m •W i mi ­ t h e Social Calender T e le p h o n e 148 Improvement Council Has First Meeting h k r a ip , s a n f o r d , F L O R ID A PAGE P— — National 4-H Week Began Saturday Social And Personal Activities l a r H i i P i h n t r R a y — B o c k ljr E d it o r b a n fq b d Personals Frankfurt Trial Tht* The National 4-H rA'cel. began la«t Saturday anil w ill rordlniie through M u . 12 with "Unitor L lv illa for a Belle t W orld’* as 'r a theme. Ulgilir. Miss I I I * Wnodard, it Home Demoostratlnn Aguel, ex­ plained today thnl the theme I* a piacticnl motto for work and effort In the clubs and In the dally lives of the Seminole Coun­ ty 4-11 girls. The girls In this county undertnke nvvty projects Which Include work lit food nu­ tritio n . baking, meal planHTjyf' home improvement. Interior ami exterior, food rousevvntlon, poul* try . In line isnr dotting, flow er*, re­ creation. c :u fts child care, c iti­ zenship nnd other*. The girl* chose the work which best suits their needs, MW* Wood­ ard stated, developing in their 4-H clubs a deeper ap p tccl.ilIt >l of life The work empliaslrcs t ilf reliance and chnractci and ninkr* for good homes, good citirciis and 11 rulturnl life Local leaders of the -li eluha In this county at Mr*. A. A . Jitite, Geneva: Ml* John bos, Paula; Mrs. George Hlott, and Mrs. . R. L . Tupper, t.ongwood; Miss Betty Bohlayet. I.nngwodd Ju ifln r High leader; Mr* J K. Robinson, Lake M ary; and 'it s . T . V . Melt* and Me*. V irg inia Hentlersoli, Lake Momoc. Club! W o m u h 'H tCeaHaeed From Pag* 0*0 1 sen asked; "A re you positive of Smifnrtl n o w ?" flhrlveiton said she went In her is spnitM>rlnu fl P r o j t c t husband, talked with him b rie f­ ly , got the kreys to the Miwtsen krmivn ns (he car, end left. M ailsrn stayed at the p aitv for another h alf hour and ati'ilher o fficer gave him a tide home. D istrict Attorney W. E'red tn financp Mi# a c tiv is t* Johnson of Hi Louis, M o. salil club he would prove All s. Madsen on I 8»f ■—-si V*0 ■iiee.-,?i—* f » n v lea 4ss'i r BirHiday Calender The C ivic Improvement Council Mr. and Mra. Boston Steele have of Sanford held Its firs t (nesting a* their guest, Mr. Steele's sister, with a luncheon on Frid ay at Ms*. Minnie .Hnw til of ManaMtm bdrhe’g-H vstKUium ; M r*:~ A .‘ W r t v ' .‘ Kpp* was clsctsd president o f the grnnp and assisting her w ill lie Clifford Mr K I Mi In. vice pre-IrfopL; Eilw an t Higgins and A. W l ee .Mr*. Ralph Austin ‘ Sm ith, «ecre- returned on Frid ay from Jack.on'acy, and John Ive y, treasurer. viII*- where they spent about two (hiring tha meeting M rs. Epps day*. read a rrport of work done by tho Daytona Bunch Council for civic M rs. Adelaida Moses bn« re­ beautification and asked that each turned to her home nftcr being member bring an Idea f 0r civic Im­ confined to the local hospital lieprovement to caih meeting It cause of Illness. w hj recommended Ity Mrs. S ally 'J dliams and adopted by the group Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Unborn J r ., that a trash can he plnreed on P a l­ utld son Murk nnd M. L. Unborn metto Avenue between Cummer- have returned from Greenwood, ria l Avenue and the Inkefront for S. C. where they visited n jlu iivrs the licnefit o f visitors who enjoy over the past weekend. picnics In that vicin ity, Mrs. H arry Heeren left today A recommendation was read from the Pilot Club that side- fur Philadelphia, Pa. to «prip| -mne walks in the business seel Ion he lithe with her sister, Mr*. \. tj. kept clean and that the highway ilerkehlle of H um m er*.!, I’m. .Mr*. from the Lake Monroe bridge to Berkeldle w ill undergo an eye Sanford be Improved. Jack Hull- operation In the neat .............. gun moved that the secretary of M rs. Watd Citssce 11- ,, f W ilm ­ the Council w rite a letter to the E L L E N A. THOM PSON Merchants Association usking ington, Del., arrived yestcidav to Miss Ellen A Thniiin-on. S K S A . Photo In Knyniond Studio then cooperation in cleaning the vlalt for a short lime with her W A V E S , ilauglitei " f Mi nml Mrs. ■It nit, lest to ninny friends hi S.tnfoid is tin iitmo incenirnt lining sidewalks nnd suggested that this parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W It 0. K Thompson of Del.nnd. grudM 'J e t begin Mar. 22 and a dnv Dyson. She i* the formet Mi.n untrd llnnoim an on Feb. lit front made today of the engagement of Ml** Him lev Lick laughter of Mr. ami Alls. .1olio A. Kick of this city, to Richard A So, ord, sou of Mr. sel aside every two weeks I here­ in u la Dyson. Storekeepers* Seined, t’ SN T C , San and Mr- Charles V, rs-eonl of North Trtirytow n. N \ Tin, wedding after. Diego. C alif. She wn- the first la being planned for eai ly Ju lie. The committee voted to meet on Friend* of Dr. nnd Mr*. Itirhnrd W A V E ever to gtadnntc Honorthe firs t Friday of every month. S II vpi of Rochester. \ V w lij mult from the school. She is itow ——at-TriW-p.- M. A- market-basket sirte -Thora»-atte«iHii' ’'^■■frrrm the cnfToifif "IFgITt To beiifti o f the ilcutli of wuVkliig "RT Electronic* SuitiiTv G l e e C l u b P r e s e l l I n w ill hr held. clubs were Mr-. H. C, llr iz e l, their sou, Richard Hllver, .li , on Building at Treiihtire 1-land, flan Tho P . T. A .s of the Seminole Audubon Society; Mrs. Epps, Gar- Frid ay. .Mr*. Silver I* th* fm lllt'l Finnclsco, C alif. Ml— Thiini|isiin P r o j^ r a m A t C h u rch High School nnd the .Junior High den l,b ib : Mr- Sm ith. Woman’s Miss B e tti W ilkinson. was fo rm rilv cmiiloved al the C I 11 I 1 ; Mrs. W illiam s. Bn-lny** und School w ill sponsor a four hum Davis Ftu rutin c Commtnv In SanThi* i*| nii'mln'i itntlr i ’I hiI iim Mr. and At - I.doi A. Elek an study course In iwirent education 1 rt fesslonal Woman’s Club; Jack Friends w ill lie glad In Icuiit foul. 1In- pi«n‘*l f 11k•• A n iiln n v noun, ed l" ila i tin ciigngeiurnt of beginning at 0:15 A. M. at the Hatlgnn. Cbamber of Commerce: that Mrs. 11 J . Lehman It ns re­ flub uri’M’u tnl n p io in im «»f their daeghter. Miss Shirley AL high school. The subject foi the Mnlrolm M acNelll, Lion's Club; S. turned to her home front the 1 *1 -| RNti "il iiniKii- lit the 81'iv ire nf K ick , tn it', tin 1 11 A' Hernid son course w ill be “ Freedom to M. RiC hard, C ity P ark! E . B. Hllge Memorial Hospital where -he the S rv i’fiMt 11 tty A«l v« nli^l of All anil All- Cbm Ire A’ . Kennd G ro w " anil speakers w ill lie Iter Stowe, Hot a iv Club; John Ivey recently underwent an opemiion P lim rh Sjinn till\ mat ninv I ht" of Ninth Tm r j low a, N, Y . The k fl. Mclnnls ami Mrs. Kdwanl o e i o 1,'1'’ Assoelathin; C lifford She i* getting along nicelv. It narlanea Vrooi r« e * llnsl Wi’li' livl hv lifAbt'rt wedding w ill mi event of earlv eher. t.uuch w ill be served In McKIbbin, C ity Commission; A. F and New Vink fo m lli w illi ll*. with Mm tHiuHoii mvnm|'unyi»i^. Jiltle. ‘ “ "'""V . Klw anls Club; ami Voile the school rafeteria. M i-. Jin k Wilkinson nnd Mi- Mlcll'g'in mi- n close fifth with M» 141hI Mr* tjniU on liiivu j A1li>* I'.lik iltlellile.1 Hmifmd The Friendship League of the W illiam s, J r .. Junior Chamber of P alsy Zetdo ami sun. left v c -lrr 17 dll ••'i ll I In G l e e I 'lull foi • Houle and Hte|diens College Congregational Church w ill hold * ommeree. day for New York when- Mis (IHiei slut* . tcin 1 •ooifd wera: Iiti 1 four le a is , and 1 neie whole nlie wii" a aieinbcr of I’ M 'Vilkim-on will visit lo-r danghtei P o iiti-y li. im h . U; Illinois, U. Alas- s’]........ f ■"i n Penns vl vi i ui . i Its regular meeting at tho hum. I beta l i ant'a bonoiary sehnlnstb nf Mrs. H arry F . Kent, 1413 Park snd Hili-in law, D> and Alt . Iti. h mclm i'll* , s North 1'iiioiina, Hol\ C ity " w a* sang b siie lrly She lecei.i-d a HA degree Avem ir. at 1( 1:111 P. M. aril S ilve r, ami M is Zro)n mid Smitb Cm o| 1na, A iiginin , West Gleil-I'll B o a t T r i p H e l d F o r troni H ii.n n -i' I in ie rslty , oisdnher son w ljl visit in New ml, \ .1 Viigltuu nml Alniiic, T r m li, InThe Social Dept, of the San­ Hhe iS* d, ,isl s w e ir llo lu i. Rogeis, ating Mogiia Cam I mule ford Woman’s Club w ill Imve Its dliinn, li; Rhode Island, 3: Now H a p tfo t (* ro u p Friends w ill lie *0111 til lemn Hamuphiie nnd Tennessee, 3; Molale. Ala . Eloyil Hindi 11 anil | a niemliei .,f Mploi CM 1 Imega annual "lluabnm ls’ N ight" begin­ H eibcit of C alifo rn ia. ""•'Ini "id m ll i and 1- now work that M l. and .Mis. Bub lint its. J i , Kentucky. Iim i-a i, Lm iisiiina, A It - Glenn ning w ith a covered dish simper Clinrles Eli-on, Charlotte, N C , nig f ” i Ion Al \ di-grre al Hvra The Voting People's Sunday .. ■t 7:0t) | ’,M, Hostesses w ill be left vcsle iila y foi Tanina w lierr bania nnd New J e is e i Missmnl. Bonin Iti-mlall, C lliiln ii, N S . , lin e I'n ive i . i l l III Hi.slmv of r llr s . Edward K lre lie r. Mrs. J , P. School of the First B a|ilist t ’hurch they w e ir called beiaiise of the Mat ................................. .. y Ian d, Delmvnte, I own, AVIs- C ,, i i . i i i i lA'eis- of South Ann-ii A'lsiml A itf f illr n , M rs. Clyde Ramsev. Mrs. ■vete enter ............. with a hunt deatli of Mi H arris inolbei. Mis 1 ,.,,n«in and Texas, "in li. Mi He. old 1, a graduate of r a . lii'ii' Mm ales, P ije im llico, Rohe 1 1 K arn s, Min. E . Compton, cruise aboard Hie "Carol Ann" mi It. I(. H an ts. Funeral set vices C. P, llia sim tln n , dlreetm of High Ji, bool. Ilaeting" Mrs Charles \V. W ard, Mr*. Clay batnnlny night, A picnic -tipper w ill be held tomorrow nt i i h i Hie I ikt M an Cbnm'iei of tToui- ano Lester lllle y , Ocala i.le ii , Ha ling 'in Hii'lson. \ A Eolbov iny Id * I I I 1I'd I. Eloyil llaid en and W illiam s and Mrs. E . G. K ilp a t­ wns served nnd group singing en­ o'clock In Tampa ipeiee, ivolrontetl the v isllm s nnd gl adilal mil In -ru e d with tile joyed ilttrlng the evening. CliioleEiisnn snug it11 trio An rick. J r . Inlrodiieed Mr. Evans Tim taller 1'lull'd HI ale. Navy fm thlee Members nnd guests till coding The Fidelia Sunday H. hool (Tins, o ns at bis peak of wit nod humor OH"', t il" , singing In Hpnoish m Mon in 'li, A-Into Pacific thri.tei eluded tte iiis AA'eiss, ,lo*e Aloial.1 were Hie .Ml-ses Btddiye Motion, S e m i n o l e H i g h T o o f the F h *t Baptist Church w ill ll* evidenced when in presenting "t "|iei at am Hi. ,,) ,,, pi .,*1,iMted alio I esl el R lie.* ntfel with Mrs Heims Little , Martlm Grogan, A lthuri'iiu Wll Olie of I be liami m l veil muon till Magna Cina Lande with a llacbelor son, Betty Cagle. Betty Jo Hollo­ H a v e S t u d y C o u t h c SIR Fiench Avuuuu, at 8:00 P.M. declared: "These caivinga ihuw I of Music.Education Degree frSm w ay, Batty Doris W illiam s, Mima evolution bnckwmds from the leo'iiinllig pioneering d al, ® e T h rift Shni/ w ill lie open Ruth M ills. Also Leon Hwalu, “ It i- difficult t. rn ilite Hist ‘ !vni' u 1 I 'nit er ait v and I- al tilesA four hour study course In Jaekas* to the tad pole." M rs. Roy Green and Mrs. W. H olly P le rcy, Joe W rlgbi Gena a 'pmi't.'i of a i-enttiry hu- pa 1 ''Id '" id lin g fm Ms Mantel of I'arnnt Education, spuusored by the A ll- I'egiep In Alnajenliigy ul The Be ml note High Kc|mol Band P. T . A .’a of both the Be ml no I a ifpenod Ute program with a cop ml since Prank EJyaris^stiul'd these Hvrartise Ifr i , a mend............. PL. " 5 „ 1 « . „ Dckle, Tomm v Stringer, Chuck High ami Hie Junlm Hi go cert outside of Hu* hall on the annual Miccli’igs tinfc," decline I I'iu A? u AlfJia lintnn ai t mush H lgll Nchool H {rh s.an n u al iian ieeB.vS n Club i flower Flanders. Mike Siranno and Mr. I Eied It W ilson, Hiinfoiil attm S'chrml, wilt Ire held al Hie hig.i ahuffieliniiiil court, thru filed in show k il l bsgliKat 'Jinfl p.M, and f ia li rody and lia|i|nt I'lil Kappa amf Mrs. R. F . Cooper, M i. and wvlll ill ha open lip tll 10:00 P,M ., At Mr*. Rov B ritt, Mr. and M is. Joe school on Tuesday, beginning et oml w e ir introduced one by me ■">v "I don't think I lone nil i»«• I lao o nai. I'dociillon fia le iiiity , . .. ............................. .. "one limn tins........ 1 foul inenllni'.t, U:43 A. M. Mr*. It, U. Hutchi­ liv Mr. Evan* Mary G in y Alii tha T o u riit Center. Davis, 'M r. and Mrs. Raymond <-'il I do nils, l o t " of f i n e - I (The P rayer Meeting hour nt th" Kadar, .Mr. nnd Mrs. Chandler son will lead n ilovollonul. hud, ncrmiiiiMldcil tiy John E it hill °ln» lun! ’ml i»ui Hfp Holing the morning session the played n dltrlcult mnl well exerut o oil |o on H* mon te Count,. Ii. is FlEst B mpII i I Church thin week Vale and Mr. ami Mrs. W. It. 1• »’ * •* fm hi * i **mii»Im " III i i Ihu , fcntnrrd spenkers w ill bo Rev. e.t . tnrdm t -olo. It E Black, band t>■*■I m a n y of i t - ptnm-'-i . ' Iti/ o i- " w ill be given over to (he Corona­ F o ri. m» hi i'in .1 Mu* »*hlfi It.fb iil |„i A G. Mclnnls anil Mrs. Kdwmd tion Servlre for the G lrlV Attxlllot m i' highly eiimmnndrd In ♦h$* |tu*t -r. V*HI * •Mill* ' l‘ •■H*'* f 4* nf Wlsi'Mlfln VI |lt» #1g> 1 Kucher who w ill discuss " F re e ­ dl'ci la ty . Miss Elizabeth Provlnre. Mi E im is foi hi- 1 ■Mining "f nrrrl Inf' •»| *1 klltt.A Ml rllfl (Mf I"'’ -8r1 Ami’Or.ih tun Hri|uilhut m dom to G low ". Al 'lie after noon Blhte Young Peoples' Secretary, A11ll )’ H ill M"I III \\ HI I -rs-lon, million pic'in os, based on -m il p layeis In IIHIe mote tliao ' •midnii 1Ml* f MIM w ill cnhiltirl the .ervlce which hn*iKi’ II. S aaml/ 111 SiMiffid iinl • 1$*l»HV ‘ III adolescent study, w ill be shown two yrat*. haglns at 7:itu P.M. The public is .Iinlge Douglas Steiistmm 10 w. •; .1 ’ *. ti ,, Sllllfnl I >M*AAf‘t| it ill llk’llllr ji AAhu |l III* IlM'l followed by a round table dis­ invited to at lend. vralvd Hint lie bad Irarirnd a I t iilt illTic V tvlm VkII Ml! I ' SI11H'4*11 ill' |111•11sij; 1 i i | i I um| Ui nit I in ul i'f*liu cussion. W TH D H H D A V al,oat Ms ancestors fimn coming hi 4 f*rlhI*!. 14-i-nti I ll'll Nt"Vt’l ill Mu-mirhoul Khifhld mt’liuhrui The Baufurd branch nf the A s­ Lunch w ill be served In the The Garden Club gnpual flower l „ Pinner 1 Night programs, and show w ill rontlmia from 10:00 sociation for Childhood Education school cafeteria al nooll. A ll par­ said that Ms gran dfiiflbei bail 1.11un 111ii 1h mit'eibit*1- f • »»iii Sunn 1 v |n 1 -8 fttn ihuH, mi.l yuvi* in nf Iln Hh»U**v. M»- •♦»!*I «*f Mni-ii* h * M ' « | 4 * M’MpI Inn A .M . until U:(K) P.M , at„tb» Tour- met recently et the Routh Side ents of high schn.il and Junior ,jooie here soon aftel Genets) vivaMh I. wild lip?1 I IHnl ffM Mlfdl Prlm ery School with the business high school students, and other* l i t Center. Hanfoid liad founded Hanfoid \ ti ji ni 118hiu kIv|I uiMthil "Mr * '.V u ’llmiK nf wliftl 1s ritfh* *n The Intermediate G irls' A u x il­ session lining conducted hy Mrs. who may be Interested, are In Concerning nor national heritage •fiplintr Nplhnn MuIh. «‘n»* '*#» M'l t\*r\ \ (fO*itu w jd p rr.tfnl'1il ia ry of the Woman's M issionary W alter Morgan, chulrman. Two tiled to attend. ,.f fro,-ilnm, lie declared that ’ Clod find I i I r r im ih im h * » !ti*'»*lii in It Mli In iin hy !MK Ivli.*rihH h Union of the F irst Baptist Church delegates, Mrs. Lott In N ix ami grant* liberty only to those^ woo tim iiry npy l*y tin* H rtlh h , r*» S|id**in nml Miv» C’I nim S | m, i »m w ill meet at the church at 7:30 Ml#n P h yllis F ly n t, were chosen are p rejiarril to defend it.’ He to attend the Association o f C hild­ P.M . pointed nut the many opportuni hood Edurntlou international meet­ Th# T h rift Hhop w ill h i open ties enjoyed by pienrnt youth ing in Asheville, N. C. lit Apt II from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M , Seminole County llirongh Hie Mrs. Claude Donahey, program wftsm lnola Rehekah la>rfge forts of tho pioneers. rharm an. Introduced the apeeker, w ill meet In tht» Odd- F t Jack Itatlgun, automoMIe deal Judge Mattlu Farm er of Orlando, Hall at H;IH) p. M,. er, Inlrodiieed ns a former citizenwho cited tntesHng case* of malad B IR T H PN ID At of Brooklyn, Insisted that he had T h e Beginner Department of Justed rhlldrcn who evenluelly *p- A N N O U N C E M E N T a Btonx aeceid. lie too, pirltl *'• the E’ lrst Baptist Church w ill ob- peered In Juvenile court. Bh* emtilde to the pioneers, and pnlnt-d the Importance the ■erve Parent a Night In tfielr de­ pheslied out that opportunities now cslsi teacher he* In tryin g to under­ I,nuking for natoml partment at 7:30 p.M. foi yianut men In Flat Ida a* support, e xtia emu The Mimosa Circle ami t(*r Mag­ stand children end In ntlp them to bcfnio The slut*' 1'“ ' fo rt 7 Choose tin* nolia Circle o f the Snnford G a r­ find their proper piece* n society percent in impnlatlon since the Alaidenette* w i t h den Club w ill hold a Joint meetliqr end thus alemp out delinquency. Will, he declined, utld pointed old reDr. end Mrs. Richard S ilve r of strap s, laioking foi a t 10:00 A . M. lit tho home or Following Judge Farm er'* talk the the swift growth id the eitriis and Rochester, N. V. announced today glamour, and Hie Mra. C. I I . Coghurn, 312 Scott the birth of tw ins, Rosen Elisabeth cattle industry as a ivnu t barn-s h a u l <1 e 1 e d modern srlenre and research. He and Richard Arnold, on Mar, 2 at faahlonT Choose (lie the Rochester General Hospital, predie ted giowth halo In the tour­ Alaidenelte strapless ist Industry, housing nml Industry Mrs. Hllver w ill lie remembered by Mre. K . I Thay'rn only two her friend* as the form er M iss and w aterway coniniercti and deAvenue. xtyles out of a vast elated that Florida is the on* Bailie H arrison Chapter, Daugh­ Betty W ilkinson of this elty. M aldcnfnrni rollerters of the Am erican Revolution, Hon of draatu Inns w ill hold Its regular meeting with for «»ory figure, M rs. R. W. Ruprecht, 1318 P a l­ every fashion ........... metto Avenue, at 8:00 P.M. Host­ see how a Maidenesses with M r*. Rupreeht w ill be form lira ran flatter M rs. W . M. Thigpen, M rs,. R . E . HOM E O W N ER! our flguru . . hnlv T o la r and Miss Barbara Ruprecht. If .illy a Maid get rid of Ircaudftilty A ll visitin g daughters are Invited enfomt lira ward8A N M PU R BURRS to attend. rolre can hahy your M O N D AY The rhltathea Cixsv of the F lr * t — ^«aalvl»*»uh ChwM i will- meet -at 8:00 P . M. at the home of Mm. W . E . V t rn , tBO* Pelntrtto Avenue, with Mre. Varn anil Mre. W . E . Tfnlleyhead j»- rn -h -.-lp n ej,* St. M arin Chapter o f the WornajT* A u x ilia ry of Holy Cros* Epl*A a l Church w ill meet at 8:00 P.M . et the home of M r*. Tro y R a y , 810 Magnolia Avenue. The Young Wesleyan C l i u of the F ir s t Methodist Church w ill hold Ite regular business and so­ d a ) meeting at M cKinley Unit a t 7:30 P.M . A ll member* are urged to be present. Acting as hoeta and hostesses w ill he Mr. and M rs. Slake Saw yers and Mr. and M rs. Charles M ee k s,S The Seminole High School w ill | l “ Fathers’ N ig ht" at the hool F a im building a t 7:30 P. AIi s The Business and Professional Women’s C lrrle o f the W .S.C .S, of the F ir s t Methodist Church w ill meet et 8:00 P.M. at the home o f M r*. Nancy Brock, 418 Grandview Drive. TU ESD AY The Daughters of Wesley class of the F irst Method :*t Church will ttm*t a t'th e home of M i*. S. G. iS rr im a it In Loch Arbor with Mrs. M. I,. W right’s group as hostesses TH REE — — Shirley Kic k Will Wed diehard Seeortl Pioneer NiffM It -yv.d then wrote * ««te He eontemlcd she extinguished most of tho liglits In her homa and sat In the dark wailing fm her husband. When Mad-eu en tered, Johns un mild, she fired from riolnt-hlank range a- lie stodil silhouetted befme the fovei light. Mrs. Madsen, wealing a dai k green ilresr and bigb heeled -an dais, »nt tony witlmut expic»sl»o while Hbelverlon lestlfled As he recalled Hie eientng "f Madsen's deatli, -'ie liemMed I'd her face leiliaiad imp • >>n fthe was flunked hi G* 1 fa'1" ' Alfred Noack "f RiookLo. ■iin' a MAIDEN FORM for FIG U RE BEAUTY , 1 1~ ; *■a ■ > f' 4 . Jv V -Je AIR 1 HN H11 K IN E l l W A C cnrporni ttusnl At Hie comi'lirinl ”f '*••* dele" «• attorney. Elmo Gotiwn ..f ' "in tier laud, Md„ the court I bat he be permitted to '"'k wU ' her out of em-dml ot a truaid Gower had asked Hud the guitid rescind a rules providing fm Hm presence of a Hu id person m ill mom 1 riNII! " V t o S o rota phi........ he bad rtaMUf countered dlfflculti in -..nig be. yesterday when -be ««felted to Frankfiul (1 fom iM' Ait l>',ire«» hospital 111 AA leshii'h u StadiumFleetinn - SilHMRH f( -t i c s s lls s e t n » » (’ ■■' foiem taxes." nml Agnm-t 1 « C ity of Hanfoid constinctmg, >" Meanwhile, woikliuni. oiabo dl lection of Hind Sol R o b aid . a.e performing what lie termed 1 ior operation" mi the Atiiooniial 1'aik gran.islalld III ordei that Do reserved seat pmtimi In the Dont mav be usable in time fm Alinm-a polls and Jet-ev CHt l’" " llc e games stn ilin c on Alai I ” The rest - f the stand, w lo, h m etudes the inuim |io iti"ii d the ■ eats, w ill be lopnl "ft to to i p lniseiiull fun- "id nutd Do 1 ■»....... can he repalieil. he -mil "AVe are going *" h "'* 1 the roof off the -taml. and leuve the out-, um on-id." Mr. itlehaid Stout Id lo 1 .’ I lulliers w ill 1 epliii'i' Die "Id supports. C ity Almingei C liffo id M.Kd.loo deelarod (Ids uomitnu. I ' ' t'oiiitnlislm i III- cm niiiii" d ii "li tn fill nlsh sealing 1 iipio d . 1. 1 *h< G ia n t-' Eloiida Htaf. ) 1 apoe games. Rep* 11 ■ wine mailo On m cdlnlely nreessarv wlon u on d iic .jv i.ic fl Hint Hie griunl .i m l w 1 llot ea|iajili' of aitppoililig 1 ' apa etlv erowil " S i VM% M W h tr~ -____f f ^ -ThadTn.^ South Side Seene Of Edueation Meet • * * Tiii’s. K Wed.! ICOMMITTH) HO SIN WHEN I wa: IIC M IV Urtl Spy Trial fttMii I'rtu* (Inrl oufitlunt ii itlitlirit h 'Ii ' + •Mil 1 • l •* iihv nitivh’fhni M ii iHitf Ml li|. A••itul hv f h** bn a . f . V |$18*11 hthI n vaimii’n t >. in I r V.iMihii Ilf*’! 11ml b1 ll H' • ♦ll*«a8*1i Himh'i *' -filU h»i -a III 1 11fill , • ttftf» mlie 1 *11 . li fir j111 *, 1 .s|. Al HI'* h flu m i 1* |Mt |t,n h II* .1. f. 'li 1* Uft- in ti • It'll- 1• Ik . U »A. 1 1 .> lih tin\ In .t I a\ fin .1. flM 'I t hr i •*T|TM1’ I f»ii f ilrfcn "C lii’i Vi M |n|.| 11ii * - 1 CONTE H ) f M«RlfS DICirOND - I0$C ItlNK* A IM ■ < Alt I t It IN M U I t I A P Alt AAltll N I M AA you hiua them ii(h ctli.scfl m now set them in our shut* SHOES FOB MEN LAST TIMES TONIGHT tl.at. t » n 0 So U JtR It.ea I ! .* * C a rt, Cheek or CARD O F THANKS I wleh to thank tho Sanford and Oviedo Fire Departments In anaworlnc my call for help when lira threatened my homa, buildInga and grove property, and to the many ft Unde and absolute atranger* who aealatad In eveiy Way poaalble to bring tha fire un­ der control—To all of them my baart-felt gratitude. ^ ^^TSmCOLDWYN prMMt»~ mmANDREWS* awi HAYWARD S353SS^SsaS-r M3 J 9 2 ™ m P r TUESDAY—WKDNESDAY — liudget. Maldenette medium band In A, B, and C cuna . . from $1 3i| Maidvnetta Htraplcxx dir from $1.73 T H E R E IS A MAI DEN FORM FOR E V E R Y T Y P E OF FIG U R E •Rsg. U. 8. Pat. Off. S H O W IN G Keep the circus money In town. Buy tickets In udvance from a Lion's Club member. $£.95 to $|/|,95 OTHER SHOES FROM $1.95 Ksrp tht. Circus money in town. Buy tickets In advsnes from Lions Club member*. PNg—M tO N TK —C H IL D R E N U N D E R 18 F R E E fF U T T R g R o w a i i u - n u - i i d i ) t Jta e r o w M Q W m M v ip m i.u r U R .P W y i R m o USI f c ip g y •i ' •L“ ' -• ■ i” ’ m v\ ,<« Mt I * ■•Urfici1? ■ ", v^|*Ji-; ■ u Oh w o »TARy u ih h w f S0« EA ST F IR ? �sO atam 1M t. .r„'Jtrm indsB m j'.D ‘1P 4~ *i-1■.1:..■ ■. J _liea*ls#fjn ■ Returns From Horning -------- ! oxer a distance of *#d « furloaf, and a laaaar cap, tbo Ponca da Leon, hi Inn ^retliwiwt ad l u l night with Keglera "from tenplm, Oulfatraam Parti enter Rot, Y u rian iler tennis n .n f-« *U o *t «* (he —-----< — :*m,i 'm'«| 1*0 w*et frnm (he N*ii*n*l Pml*o)nn»| Cl»v Court Tennis Cham mon­ el Sh Auamtin* R rtm a fm W Q f ton,, -------ranllne nroFctiionaft from KtirNmter wa» ihr l , , voUneeit --------- of .... 40----........ ............ T o R « T« '■,aB ovar the cnimtrv-whn look part in tha antnikl *e#g». fn the f!r,( round nf the slnhl** match** Kmlander w*« pitted apa inti loe Hartmith. of Coral 0*Me», Ku,Under won the firat set 0.4 hut «■** defeated when H " r-* —' ......*•> — hncV *"'1(available In the* state and lharebv fo -t—-• -Ke* O.r, - v r : . r £ * V - * : * ' . v £ J ± 'put. equal CM* tea th at elllh will W'«’«-rV w T ; F,t*j atatua with California aetlvlttea. at1*tne t a .le ln e «* (h e p l - n t i . UnH»r ».1««e< hi. fir-* o.mo *.» «Mor# Rn() m0M proff.atonal* eatnn Vae in. “T».p reet n/ «re coming to Florida.- Kurland.r team will tie In ramn Mar. in " nt The manaene acid the* ennrnvl. Wtetel* IP he'.ln.eru fr«m U»* wear', anned wOl rennet thl* —eel. The malnrlttr o f (he team will he enmtwwed of nlaver* aa«tiepprf fre e , other farm nine, end free aeret* fltoneham **ld that he ha* **•—•• henna for Rtantev .T«V. mnhithird ha«eman. who nlaved wllh the XlniiT Cltw Son* la*t year. “He h«a nnwer at the plate. « alwne throwing *rm. and "oel ftelrtlne talent. He even look* the part of a ballplayer." the man• per, aatd. Jeh. a realdeet of n<,rfa|n v v h e a rte d a .106 hotline eyerae* t.rt tearnn In addition to elltflh<e*> f« elretilt Mow*. - Rlnnaham *ald that Ida team w*M he*ln plavlng earn". Mar. it •hep they meet the Mlnneannll* Miner* at the training ramn, . Tha .ferrev D lv anna,I wW nl*i* III the follnwlmr pntifo*ta! Minna, etiojl* Mar, 111' Sorhnatcr M ,. ?!• Onlnpiho*. Maf. flit- Rnrlon. field Mar. fll* fihattannoea 'tar f4i Mlnneenoli*. M"r fl«- rh**. taennra at Winter Park—Mae. urnlnmhu* at Davlnna, Mar. Boeherler at Davlnna, Mar. inSnrlnxfirld at Halnea n tv . Mar Sit Socherter, Apr. 1| MllnneanoMi. Apr. St rolnmhua, Apr. 4, and BprllUtfield, Apr. 6. Stnpaham aald ha expeeled the foliowin* rnater to report for training. PITCHERS? Walter ' Cox. HI Paul, Mlnn.j Vlnrent Dl hnrenxo, Bereenfield. N. J.i Nonna., Fox, HriMnl, Tenn.j Rnhert llann-n Harrlman. N. Y.s Franela llwrdv. MinnMiinlli. Minn.) Henriri- fli-ll'-r. Honrndalc, Pa.t Ran) hoper Hayana, Cuhat Dnnnld Mlrenn. Hlnli-n I aland, N, Y.j Hugh Orer, New Or1*Md, I.a.i Mario I’lenne. New York, N. Y.; John Ford Smith, Fhoanlx, Arlx.s fleorgn Spencer, ColumhtiR, Ohio; John Ilher, Ard­ more, |*a.| Anthony Weat, Norwich, Conn. CATCHERS: Raymond Halt, NdW Brauufrla, Taxat; Rafnal Noblaa, Cuba; Edward Sokol. JnckaoitYille, Fla.: J. Neal Wellington, ’ ^ IS J n E ll& E R s F Frtilerfck (lark• #n, Watertown, N. Y,i Stanley Jok, ' •am io..N .-'Y.; Thomi* Kritanw' •hi, Hopeelawn. N. J.t Robert Myera, Long Beach, Calif, i Peter PavJlo kt.Jtairuage, N. J.t- Frederick # a lt 1mhrac*>Mdt • Mylon 11 kVnuiiirt.-Brooklyn. N. V. ..T' O W Ftfh D E B H : Harold BamI ; parrer, Lebanon, P«.i Joseph Hrnc,i r IRtgf Hacaenssck, N., J.I Robert .1 Mttrhrnok, Went Englewood N. J )r<S»ll Henley, Inglewood, Calif.; I-'I vutit Knight, New Orleans, La.t Hubert Nagle, Falrlawn, N, J. flahford - Orlundo Kennel ( luh Entries TOFiiuHT-* nyrtiir.a _F IM S T IIA t l> -a /l(llk . m u * . Cvlton J, ijlinrii Town, L'mioiifsl, Nancy Crow, iloliiOK Alice. Juileii Jane, hutsa Time. Hlunrt tinnier. BHtOXH ' It A IR —S'eterltr Nellie It, hitum. Key Note, Au­ guste, Hulling Kaino, ('unity twin*, Atalute T.. lire loli* pi T i l l t il l HACK—-I'1*1ha Mile Sac l.ee, Oeoar It., mnale Hull, Certainly Cecil, lie UIU*. Catch Fenny, Inspire, Thuretoii. FU lllT II IIACI— T.iaia* SHU orlan. I (lu-s* Hu, wilil Hlar Holt, jcaau'n l-rt. Houllitirii IUt.e, Hllver Uyere. spinning Ufa, lurk ; r : " ~ ; ;v £ r ;^ : S h T S S ih fi* ^ r... 7» . ,7 mMV^knv mT. jAmtrlcaO J-W * « t a ll raennei," ______________________________ * "wnnntr st*H*’ tinthi’"'*** Kurlnnder »*ld, "Anvnm* intere«ted In Ihe eam» should «tar* In nlny Ihe mlnu*» he ran lift ami h mrniiet." KnrUnder termer! t*>n annr* • • "m»nt*Ue «tlmt'latlne " «ed adde-t ♦hat white develonlntr "/md eo-ord(nation between hn**> the rrdnd anrt the body, tennla will el*o do much toward redoeina awknrdne**. He e«neelal|y recommended the •nort fur I'onneater*. seWi,„ “Ti.e name develnna m,l»elea l» person's he<lv otherwire never h* i<*ed" When onlv 1.1. Kor’ander. rnmnetlna ennlnat men elehi lo twenie eeara hi* aenlor. won Ihe Nlitlev. W T. Men1* Ctiamnlnn«hlrta. In 1048 he wn* rnnked hv the K*«tern I awn Tennla Aaaoelallen *• Wh In the entire ea«t, In 1041 he waa ralaed to nth In Ihe A**ncl*tlnn. Kitrlander rerved •• a eUnt In the Air Corn* frftrn to ll itnHI 1046 While In Ihe armv he Imiehl end lilaved tennl*. and In between Bt# flying dolle*. he mnnapcil to win camp tennl* tlllaa at Dolhan, Ala., Rrooke Field, Teaa*, and Arcadia, Fla After receiving hi* diachame from the armed forcer, Km lander returned In hla Jcrrev home and Immediately «went Ihe North Jarrev Tennla Champlonihipi for two aurreealve year*. He turned uroferrlonal III IU4D and wa* ranked 27tli In Ihe enuntrv hy Die I’roferalonal I,awn Tenid* Aarm-liillrjn. In addition to plnvlmr an exlilhlDon mnlrli every Thursday niaht ut tlm Inn, Kurlnnder innnages to keep busy during Die day by teaching n host of court bopefula the finer poinla of the game. During llu- rummer reason he jouineya north and Inker on Die duties of proferalnnnl teacher at the Ml. Rldgn Country Club West Caldwell, N. J. When ipierrled on the tongheit gonui of Ills court career, Kur­ lnnder replied, "I guces they were all pretty tough, but the ona I haled the moat to loav wan played In 11)411. ' At that' lima Kitrlander waa matched against Howe Atwater in Dm Forest Hills Eastern Junior Championship*. «j had Ihinga go­ ing ptWiy much my waf,". pa aald, 'but In tha -nikhlla . of thtf: match Atwater twisted big ankle and time was called for 20 minutes while It wns taped MifflcigntlV enough to let him return to tha game. "I guess I made thn error of Ivttln guji on the pressure when play was resumed, hecatiK* after five mts i found myself baaten," if Kurluoder hud won Die match he would have hern rated first In the Junior Ctinmiilonshlpa. At present, Knrltuuler said, n hlg drive is on hy Florida profes­ sionals lft Hike iiilvuiltagu of the year-nrouhd playing conditlona ‘— iMf'** " Daytona Beach, Miami and St. Patarsburg leading tha way. The tourney will ha returned and concluded next Saturday and Sundry. The C. K. Slaughter team of UafTwilH ucjvh hold* the mid­ point lead With a JUVt thraapama grand total. Next In lIn* the Town A. C. from Miami with o 2606 ncora. Alberta Brynn of Miami top* th* iifnglM rilvlilon no far with a 002 act, followed by Alice Wlddowaon of St. Petersburg with 600. t . .. Two Hi. Petersburg doubiaa the ftnt full weak of its 41-da racing seaeon on Monday will prospect* b r im for tha beat meat lng fn.lta alx-yatr history. Satut the coming week dr apart. The Homing {■ to bd run Bxturday, March It aa a final prop for tha Mkfeh'lR renewal of tha 115.000 Gulfutrram Park Handicap, whWe tha Panco do Uon, at ala furlonga, ia m mid-week attraction far a puraa of $5500. It ia fashion*! for lhraa-»aaf*old«: and elijttbles for tha March 15 Fountain of Youth Handicap will uao it aa a stee­ ping atona to thote richer laurala. .JTha. Homing, which, honor* Mr*. Marie M. Homing, ona of tha foundara of Oulfatraam Park, ia axpectad to draw many of tha bettar router* in tha area, with the ’‘exception of the star* who will li>h day o f. r.bruarr. ttio, Clark of tha Circuit Court, Circuit, Bamlnol. Co only, F da. O. P. Herndon, Clark. C ircu it Court. Circuit Court BaaL • v. '■ , . # f lH f lH n i l ■ ■ ■ I ■ m ■ [ ■ ■ k ! M ■ * , H T] TH E W H E E L OF A Yea, It) tninulrs at Ihe wheel will Introduce you to the wonderful "feel" and ania/intf, sound-conditioned quiet of the '50 Pord. You'll discover the comfort of Poril'a "Mid Ship" Ride . . , its bump-erasing "Hydra-C'oll" anil "ParB*Fl#x" .Springs . , , it* $$% easier-acting King-Si*# Brakes. You'll not* tha solid "feel" uf Ihe IJ-way stronger "LlU guard" Body. 'y O U L L H E A R . T H E D IF F E R E N C E ! YO U LL S E E yO U LL F E E L T H E D IF F E R E N C E XI NTH HACK n/ixtan Mile KlniUo. Clmrrltie Cross. Ilural Mac. lion hel I, hit , tin Thru si, II'illInW t.r*. d ill* Oliver, Ileal Tnn. T K S IT II HACK—0/IAtha Mile lUmduir Jim , tl'e Mnulana. ( ’M il­ ky l.ee, l.ltlle lllenrlil*. C lilel (tut>t,v. Illicit y Cnslnn, Top gellnw, Oroia (’tty. ’ ffueh, * WH^AU.t ^ * TtP.ladar, Deins, Pilfer Nejf, l.lttl. fe ;S b k '« : Olrl. Just A Waa, Oanrgta meky tut, Jotmny ucioaki Pilot, penny nimwll, W)ta- i l«nllt, soothhi*, IR M R U h ■TWI;. • • i ■‘ A jj j rsprU* laid ofert you lOd-kompower hushed" V.| en«iae (the type u *d l* t). !*'• m * » # k k whbpxra, i't4.-'J:r.' �7S. ''mm " " •*’i *■"e * .-*r - .hr -*aeRf*—aaMWew'■ > *■** n y ur •*»» ’"*»*-■ In r» the Ratal* of FRANCKH R. BWANROV, itieiaieO. In Probou. t o a u , w h o m i t m a t co N cn n N i Notice I* hereby * n ,n that IIA It V B T A. BWANHON lllrd hl> final roport aa E lir u lo r <•( the ratal* nf FRAN C ES B. BYVANKQN, datuM d; you can still buy 3 County. P to rid a .__ ______________ _ Marrh, IS t»»n. for nppmval o* u w ____... and final it dlirharna d lirh a r« taaaaK R sicu ticU tolo r rof th i «alal» of FIIANCBH a SWAN■ON d icta aid, on thla n th day of aoTim o r sH R nirrs i u a Noll ta h irfh y alveti .............. P A Miro, aa ShirtIff. uf ......................... Srnitnnia CimiiiI j . Florida, midi>r mid by *lrtu* of a levy mad* under an R*oFfhrimry, t»in ruiinn laatird n n H ip lat. day o f HA H V K T A HWANSON February A D. m o . mil of th i Ftifcutor or th i i i i a t i of Ninth f i r milt Cnnrl, In and PKANCEta K 8WANSON, dtetawd- for Hi*Judicial County nf Hrlolnolv, H lati of Florid,i. In that certain rama wbtrcln noy a . Ilrddlna, t*ai PI aIn rK r and liir l.r r t llcnton, Irailiiik and doltm Im .lnra* aa llmton'a Furniture K trhn nar. «i> difrndaiii, .aid exeriitlou hrlria In Hi* aiim of IK 2 I.U I and I'nal in SEH VU E III* uiiimuil of 110 SI I will on -tioudai im 3rd day ot April A. U. la :,o tiaMvern the If sal hiiura of aal* In (runt of. door of thm. C fr-[ (C- P. v, MICH.) - ......... - 034 MKhU.II R L f V i i a ni muihiinir l ocnl**it lit M2 Hun-) font vent it*. Sanford. HemlnoU Cuuniy. Florida, offer for "ate* ami ■til in the highest ami bent bid* d**r fur I'lmli the following ilM crlh xl iu*r Htii.il pro|it*M)r. or an much tntrtuf •* I a in fin nlrwl in phII to satisfy naltl •X#CUtli)n aiul runt, to* DAIt Ah inert* hit mil and fixture* now In that certain hullrtlmt located ill M2 Sanford Avenue, Sanford. Se­ min ole County, Florida, inventory of wnme m il he Irmiiecled at the Sheriff** office, a No One I •»,1*» Model I'h mouth I'lckui* Truck I'nitliie ★ ★ ★ ★ Number T *1311*9 Serial Nuinhei ?«;7k7iV I* A. Mero N IC K S P A C K A G E S T O R E A* Sheriff of Seinlliuto t^ tilltf. Florida OIL BASE PAINT MADE FROM THE FINEST MATERIALS EX TER IO R FROM IN TERIO R F L A T 410 5 an f» *d A v # tum ALSO COME IN AND FIND OUT ABOUT OUH B ET T ER VARNISH AND EN AM ELS AT LOW ER PRICES ANNOUNCING THAT Mercury Out-Board Motors MIRRORS—A L L SIZES CAN NOW BE lIO U tttlT --------- ON TIME FOR B ET T ER SER V IC E, B ET T ER M ATERIALS AT LOWER PRICES SANFORD PAM & GLASS CO Sanford's Leading Paint A Glatui Htore Free Delivery. Phone 303 IMPORTED BLACK HORSE ALE KXCI.UMIVK WITH . Butt Roast l/aIh 21k* End Cut Ronst 45c End Cut Chops 49c West. I*itf Liver 25c Bajf SuuHiiKe Ih 29e Boiled Ham ‘^Ih.'IDc !b 21k* Sirloin II) f)Jk’ Lean Fre.sli (irouml Hunihiir^er Ilium) Ih :t!)c Nut urn) Fuel. Pueknl Cheese Mgl. Ann Ih 45c Mel Alin IIMlM<I Sklnleas Weiners II) 45c BETTER PRODUCE Califni nin LETTUCE .... 2 Heads 19 <j TOMATOES.... 2 lbs. 25 * POTATOES .... II) lbs. 2 9 t ) It \ F i l l in Dr. Henry McLunlin Optiim elriHl SALES & SERV IC E Z.'il) P A R K AVK II.) M i k i i i i II i A\e. P H O N E M74-J ■1v11■ *1 “ aline lep ail -Imp PI ION K ill- Laky Front Lot.i on Cry Tal Lal:r, ENJOY Sunday dlnnt-r ui l.anry'i rlinliriM <800.0)1 wuilh i»f -up■rlimjf, city w»l«r. el*,ei'll'- . All fiiuipuifiil ui flnt 78o al'u waik day*- Lumhra A Uiclty avallulilf. L. A. Cllno, iThh» . linin'. \Nill m'II reason" hori ordnra. L *k i Mary, Fla. ' i___________ iilili liirnrul.i Slciun Lnundiy FISHERM AN! Eiva halt Im Cu., 10 We'i I’ollconl Ave.. OrLOTR for Halt on hard'mrfarvA tali' from h A.M. till 0 P.M.Tlakly. For R n u li* liiltilo. Fin. roail near hvnulifol l.akr .Mnn* • AIM \V. I.’rul1Si. Tki l i l l f i l u ta in aiitv if r«l„Enl»iriic)Mr M nU. Ifnr tiomy;s 12— Sp iein l N«rvil‘«M - - I 2 all Waal Ada pahiuhid la Tbi or oranirp grovia—from 1200,1)0 h i l l P. flocli'lr motor 1800 rpm, Baafnrd Hiraldi __tij>. Boa 112, Eiitfr/irltio. ><■. J ( 0-220 V. fl.n II.P. ............... TRAtri'OR WORK Plmni' |U7 „ I Hm i l l i pf r 11 la u rliia oiillumril. kuoiI nn new, 0 Invinir NICK"T ROOM' DOME, nil . on• tlaaei UH if f llai laaiMIun for free esllitmlen. .In k Itn, linn*. I In mI r uIt i vn lor. Pltom> vcnlimobi, fruit trira, N|iui'ioin< ■ liana M iff Ha# laiitllua -ell M lliMf. •# if f llaa laitrliua HI17-.I 1110 W. L'MIi. gruunda, |ll,000. Tiririi. 1llur a* h i lla i lor I r t ilr Cusiraii 1 I' ipi IliimilnK iiml h inl-hlnp All n ^ E 4 I <2 li.p. Kvi-oruiln Molnt I l i t ffafda lo lha Ilia. -----------------• Ink Huiirn Iiml, saliile,l im.I Oaabli riM far felarb fara raia, Komi I'uullillK riillillllnn. f'P> ArtliTen F n r Haip — f» llllr'lied 111 Die I milt prk-e, I- I I'hoiu* office t M2, IhiiiH1 7HH- I ,‘lleveii., ’|ele 7 10-If 4. 2 W AXED liircli Habv K«i* with rUXEDO F E E DR: CmniiMr linr It UP A Mt S E R V IC E IninT-prliiK matlmiirn, like lif w Hant'i T m ado Fan) Hlorr. , Waal Adf will h* arciiltd l i t Dili, ’liiu ille in . E lic trle Inn. Call 030-A|. f t ir Ihf Iflrphaa# ua wtaf4 USED T IBER, 060*l6. ’*Rtaion- kKRVKl. Ri'frlaemlnr, i'i|>ilp|if>i Anythin,/ iTertiii'Ml Cull i araadam rhaiai If yanr aaiai aiilo. Phono 120. 108 w. I*t w rite Hill lln iy e y . I'linin' n Ih I la llalrd la iar Irlfihuaa hi—b. fill Tirnit'i Fuel. in "pleiuliil Ih rtlira for Iklo a.'fuaamiMlaStnet, Mr. M. (I. HimIkib . m I ’ m tin* 1487, Sonforil, Set rillinlllK ciiiiillliiili, Ji;, cn«l, llaa Iki ad tirllifr la •>!*«tfd l*'f• ul 111 lll'/t. Hoherl L. (.’u*. Tim Ka-PX Studio la lay iraaiiilt. la ordvr fay HOT LU N CHES aervod ovary day Hi ta raaiir tki kf• I laaalbll NEW FLOORS Mir laced tn |ier I'ANli Eft INKS for inie, prlre reu11:80 lo 2 — with Homo M a< l> ' u rtlrf, all Waal Ada atMl fretinp Old floor* Hindu !ik> Mirnnltli*. Alfred Krlraon, llmili' rolli and rum Muffin*. Homer’" la aar o fllii aa Ikt day bifaya new. FinruhinK, Weanlnv A wm labUaattab. I. Hox 184. Snnfnri^ _______ Drill, 824 Eaat l at Stnat, ln«. Portable power plant. 22 PlfaM aailfy aa laiatadlalily Premium I’alnti, gallon . 12.20 - A i n i l l.K S W A N TED — I* year* iMperlann In Semumle If aa ariay vrrirt la yaav aa. T-Nhirtk, whlta A Color* .... 48,'• Wl laaaal bt yniaaalbla far County, H. M. Gteaion, l.»ki a m than aai iBformt laffr* Mon’* Loafara ................. >..44,00 WE BUY, S E L L * TR A D E uie.l M arv.___________________ Sab, Army nurplui rota, hid*, blanket* furnituM'. Wltfon-Maler FurnlFH itilD A IH E aungiaaia*, boota, ihota, tarpaul­ __tu n Co., 311 E. lat. _Phone 088. Male* and Service in*. clothing. WANNTED - II m«| refrlgeraton 2 Factory trained qualified Hn . Arm y -n a v y SURPLUB Vodopiih Refrigarotlon Btrvlee. vice Man. ink N. Palmatto * . Fbope 1821 H IL L HABDWARR CO. BBUKLMANB Red Roat Feed. *81 K. F i r s t _________ Phon* ** Touchton A WaUon, 1801 Cilery C A LL hl7 for Bsttery, (lenurainr Lva. Phone I 1 I H , ami Starter aervlra. Swain’G IRL to work in Produce depart­ — FRIED Shnwp Dtiimr, Served Raltery Servica, 801 W. Fim ment full time. Apply Margaret "The Beat Bhrinv on ... Earth” S t . _______________ Ann Store, Mr. WhaUuj^ dvery. y nlghi night at Bon mer’a Grill, WANTED^ fiOOD RARBER FOR K ER IISEN E-KU EI- Oil for homeW tN T , i wm 184 Baat lat. Btreei Call Alvin Odham, Sinclair Re M ARKET BARKER SHOP, AP­ finlnir Co. Phone 018(1. MELAKA APATMENT8 Now available, Lateat model HlghPLY - RANDY ANDERSON. and Stone. 1)8 W. Fin • ilt z t M ARKET MANAG ER, 8ptid Floor Bander for rent, MASSAGE — Swediah and Me-ll f,0 i Phene 400-W. rjrthing to complete a first W ELL-D K i l l ER wanted Immedi'cal. Fur evunlng appulntmunti Jeb. Call or eoaia Into ately, Phone 2883, or aee G. M. jcall Diirnthy Weat, OOO-W. ------ QIm b ■ Point Oo. FURNISHED tipertment. HI gae Arle, Oviedo, Fla. OKI.AN DO Morning Sentlnul, <itftliP a rk Avenue, Phona 820 Inmlo Evening Star. Call Ralph * « * . Hay. I IOB-J. ___________ We both loae whan you don’t bring D— W O FK W A N TED — 9 jjour prtKripIlona to LANF.Y fl VEN ETIAN BLIN DS made tn v o ROO r A LL T Y P E S of butldoner work, order. Semlnola Venetian HIM ;l 810 H «vw r .U . .Pho». ^ reaaonabla ratoa. P i n •g b a it' SINGER MACHINES, new A used. Co. m W. 8rd 8l. Phone Mttor, ftoritt, Bitt-w, •a. Dnvld K. C a r p m l e r T K * «. *«» HL PR- 1624. __l W h l f H62. W . ______________ 1 i * >•« F&Ur ROO brag line, huGdozer, dump trmV. HA V E HONEY on'flne w n tak ^ a muck, fill dirt, ahell and dav 1r k s ? . : . . . clock repairing. Fellows Home by load or Job. Contact H. H (TAP SHOP - 408 B. 4th St. Shop. 1700 Sanford Ave. •te tWMR » v«nd 6. C 11hated, contractor, 10ft E . Nen York Ave., DeLand.’ Phon* 48H HKTfLts6 aalea lady witli 'yeera of etperlanca in ready-to-weer, mil- _or 288-“ > sr )D and S A IF’ It Iti t i l i F u r H t S —I Rnery, dry gooda end ahoea. LAWN Ml Uaed Baby Bad and Employed but deiires e change, cyelea repaired, A my good recommendations. Beg XM, work. Prompt I II. W JBM attatia PHONE 148 THE SANFORD HERALD l -V 1 J"V“K ! Shmrten.-Sltf-F V o T rC E’ I'o - YELLOW’ _____ Rt) HoM). B, MANN he Monroe, Otnamental Ar• r d e n la , Cocoa utlfy your not have It) full, k' down percent month- CU \i iimur 'I’reet X k ’I 1! llllsilll'U H O p iH IlT lIllillO H M IlllFItiN Ifc Plim ir DI'J CU lilvn l! Pur Spread 25c 'rripe'llac li Mi I iiiieli 'I’oiurue 27e 1444 1.11,1\ Ill'll V 2 i Hum S e rv n e Prune Juice i|l. YELLOW CAR CO. No. 2 Finn v Itilti'i i Mklltlf'a Anura *frtlrr ■■•ilea I'omalo Juice We Im vr tiu nk - f i t Ire •m i i i i tm « D7.AKK IR E J.m i -e. 12 > ssi. l MINUTE SOUPS 1 2 */2 C Variety I P oe lfi'/ac Variety 15c Reach I'reserves Armour Canned 51ent Sale LEMONS.......... doz. 2 J 0 I'A.M PIIEI.I.'S 2 Ih .Iar :t5c Wm. P. Smith Out-Board IB -B u n ln e u e OpportgrtUm* Mid. Ann lin y Steak irlamlo Itgwy al Frvnrh Ave NEE Use HERALD Want Ads i- Wvatrrn Pork Loin • EASY TERM S 10 ■ 1 Stew Western Polk lloutim ANNETTE’S 'i’ll# T H IN K IN G F E L L O W ridcH I he . Sliced Bacon Ih 19c No. I WE CAN FURNISH PAINT AND (ILASS FOR ANY AND A L L O F YOUR HKqUiRRMKNTS — C A L L US FO R-RESPO N SIBLE PAINTERS In Our M EAT DEPT. MOT. ANN D U A L IT Y H E A V V W ES IT : UN lilt A D R A REEF Uriakei Notice N hereby given ttmi 1 ntn Hemlnolo County, Florbta uniter the flrtltlnti* name "The llatdenirOt MriiMh I' d and that I Intend to realMer nald name imretiaiii to the term* of the "Fictitious Name S ta­ tute" to-Wit I Sec. H8.YD!* Florida Statute" 1itAi with the clerk of the Circuit Court of Hetiiliude County, Florid* Ilalidi I-. Jnculi*. i iw lier J.25 Per Gal L e i f * Selection O f Interior Colors To Choose F r o * 117 So, Park. BRIC ES LOOl) THROUGH WEDNESDAY ^nitaited In bindtiesM In L oiikwooiL tyfiO Per Gal FROM 41!) E. FIR ST ST. SANKOHI), M .01(1DA JOHN F. DEMPSEY R U M - G IN , Home Controlled HMRMRCT /INN INCOME TAX W H IS K E Y ■W IN E . r-.i Where Customers Send Their Friends it/,. P E T E R PAN OATS 14< l.l M11 2 PEANUT BUTTER.... 25 ^ Armour Canned Alent Sale III I I ’l l N U T Ml K VIN I Ii Ni> BABY FOOD.... 2 For 15 t> Sau sag e I7 e Franks .‘I5e N il 21* H E M E ! I W O l it M I n PEACHES.............. 25c 10 c :t 51 muit (.’BITS 2 for .lU 190 m ‘ y Vienna I’ollud Meal L* for 15c 11/ l il.l.y II \ Diced Beets Nn lllc 2 l im i'loi !. Cherries Hie Uy Fruit Ktrikti �g r a a ra ,' s M .a ass « r r — J ' •TT rav p o p to do it we must all pay our Conditions Everyone in this community, the churches and civic organizations as well as stores and individuals profits when plenty of money is in circulation and when business is good . . . . we can keep everyone in our town happy and prosperous if we want it that way. A MONTH OF JU BILEE E.v.ral year* ago ■ down cronlt* gfthered fnr on. of their confab* about the atata of the world, the itate of the nation, and tha atata of their own home town. “Come to think of It." the Paraon aald, "If .adi town, Mg and little, would correct Ita own evils, the nation would find It* own affair* In good .liajie. And when all the nation* have Ihclr own evil* cured, tha old wurld wilt hava no trouble at all." -------"And what'* the flrat move for our town Paraon?" aome one aiked. * **• ’ "A month of juhilee," ha aniwerad. "Let’* Hava a month of debt-paying. Let'* dean up old accounta. If noma of u* am too much In arraara to pay In full, tel** pay a* much a* we can. and iftow we are nut dead bout*. "I cm thinking, nerhop* you have gueued," lie went on, of both kind* of debta—tha kind wo pay with raonay and the kind wo pay with aervlca. All of u* afe In debt for klnilnc** shown u«, for good will that haa come our way, for Implratlon when we were low . . . . ” for the old home town and make it a better business center. The town had Ita month of jubilee. It* people nay It workrd wonder*, for not only did It give biuineaa a big lift, but created a new nelghborllnea.1 . "Paraon wa* right," one man aaya, "the world could got a lot of good from a month of Jubilee.” Everyone of Us Must Do Our Part. . . . W e Must Pay ^ •_ ■ * _ __ M si V VS JV _ V N o th in g so cem ents and h olds together a ll the p a rts of a society as fa ith o r c re d it, w h ich can never be kep t up unless men are under som e fo rce o r n e ce ssity-o f h one^ O ypa ying w hat they ow e to ope,.another, -—-Cicero This is one o f a series o f messages st Credit Bureau of Sanford YOUR R EX A LL STORE' THRU OUR EFFO R TS A CHARGED O FF ACCOUNT MAY HE TU RN ED INTO CASH FAMILY LOAN CO “CONSOLIDATE THOSE BILLS’* FA$T, CO N FID EN TIA L, COURTEOU8 SERVICE' '.L f h W a .8 8 Room 8, Florida Stata Bldg. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE1 THE JEW ELER »' , • ■ HOT POINT APPLIANCES ' p t ...............•" ,■• ( » 111 1 . la t fltl* a- * * i'. '■ 'w ■; V'!> >£>«*.' *' t . -.........! . 'inWr'kf| ;; *v,< .«*• J f c W ,- .. ■ -air ' l i t ft, P A R K A V I . M l S' 'W '% *| 1 i St ' , ! . * Vj. •A. *vA i. ttj*. vYjt*',V .* k n ta u iu N C E •• ■■ — ,' . “Budget Your Purchases Of Car And Home Needs” 'M r- IM SANFORD A V E Sir.alfcXwdMEZStC. . .v ‘w..* .* . , f r» *____________ ’ * • INLAND �B MH*H f i ' • • fa UiMy T l w i ’I i t t m i t h — TH E . h PnM the WerMj N Ptm m U th« Vrswress of A terlea. T# P r a t e * f m | i i W f i r Sanford. ioLtJME 8 H i * AN xxxxi Esta b lish e d 1908 F or Hawaii Passe House 261-110 IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D .^ L O h I d a T M A N C H E S T E R . N H ., Mar. 7 — (TPl A H arvard suthotily on death bv violence told a "m ercy? murder iiirv today dial canetr* ravau'd M n Abbie Borroto could­ n't ha'e died Itom the an Dr. Mar* maim N. Sander in ju ile d into h it body 1980 a t e N EW SPA PER TU ESD AY M AH. A s s o c ia te d P r e s s L e a s e d W ir e “ J i'f v n^tH z " </l’ > m ike Haw aii « s tile . Pasiagr «a» by a vote of 7 6 H o T T U T * ~ " I ------P f . T Last Frid ay, the House p s .- r i l , I S E ilC C t C Q the Alaska stalrliood bill bv a vole * _ f »' •* •”146 8 ■“ ------J I I 6 £ 1 (1 Of Legion Post Senate action on the Iwo ineanii ei i» uncertain Two v a r * ago. di» Senate Interim Comintllee allowed a Hnu»e*|i«ued Hawaiian Male -VAlaaka bill ha* nevet before been cnniidered in the Senate. Only a few H m ur Tttentirei* op­ posed Hawaiian lUteliom l during debate. The Home Labor Cummillee re fuied In approve leder.il aid for pam thial or private ichnnl pur (Camttaae* Oa T*t«l I L , , n , l ’T * — I n , h rtilylr I Im film l'lri. V n || n J M.tnloril pfttniu-v ,1ml icl'M il nf WoiId W-li II, w.,t r|n In] i iim mender nf (he Seufiml I’nst N.. "»l. the Amemen Legion lest night tn succeed Jeiur, Q, "Slim" Gel Inway, who had declined In tun egatn. fhe Legion llui w*» isuuned lo rapsuly, anil the immtnatinn and elertlrui wsi lively and spirit rd Mi. I Inudinldet lei rived I ) votes to ^0 Mreived liy John Ed Y. C arraw ay, SR. wpst aide Saul*, who had asked not lo he grower fee Die pa»l 43 year*, nominated. vEd. F Carraway Offers Candidacy For County Board qualified Frid a y to run for the John Senkartk was tlecled offlca of County Commlialoner In D istrict No. e which embrace* w ait secund vice-commander receiving Sanford, Lake Monroe and Paola. 18 voles lo J l t a il for opponent Denver Cordell. Cither o fflrera elertr-l were Ha w ill cnqtpata w ith two can* seennd vbe-iomflld a lb In the May S prim ary elec­ Jam es (lent,in tio n -|l.i F ■ " McClelland, Incumbent, tii siutcr. Hilbert \V Jionn- h . i^ rlei'ted as (llinuca n ffk o i. i .iplnlli .V. flngnn. M fci,Carraw ay d • c l a r a d thin C htI o T, Loiicke hs I'ual nlatuiiau, morning that he I.* entering the Kurl G. Smlei Ilium ** aorgcmii hi rac*, because he helleves thnt h" arms ami FH Monfnrtuu h . .Im o esu ! e ffe c tiv d y servo the C o iinlv. Inin lb M-Himid W. Lapfi. pa*I ili* especially In mnttera pertaining to farm and road drainage, and road iniilm eul I'omnismliT of liu< l.rglon 111 llllim ia, iintlooal s-suculivr <.>ni repair and construction. . j Ha Is married and live* on Nur- inittcniiiali, mill fislssit* ilopai'noml ' r cli»u» Avenue ln> west Sanford nrljistMiil nf lllim ils, Hooke briefly where his 10 sere vegetable farm lo the group. “ T h l* la n lypb'Hl Is located, fie Is a member of thn Legion meeting," he declared, 'and F irs t Methodist Church and In '•si'W* the good sp liit of I be various organliatlona Including the .^Acrlcan way of life ." Ila termed Am erican Legion. V .F .W ., The Ma- tile Legion Ihe must useful organi­ sonlr l odge, tha K lks, Ihe W .O.W ., sation In tha history of mankind, and tha Semlnnla County Farm and warned against the llnovei proposal*. "Don't let them destroy Bureau. During World W ar I, Mr. C a rra ­ what yon fought fo r," lie stilted. With Dr- Ksper was Carl A way sarvad with Co. B , 149th In fan try, 98th Division, in France, I'fcffei of New Berlin. III., past wand during the laet nine, months district division commander In Ill­ * o f oversee* je r v tr a guarded Ger- inois. A dance at the Legion Hut wilt jn a n prisvnere he iielil on the evening n f Mar. 18. it was afuiounced by Adjutant Jin , Sing letary, who pointed out tlial Andr*w polfi tha floor of tha Hut had been re finished. Mus*.’ , he said, w ill he furnished by Leglunnalies from DeHnvy. Among the DeHary vlatlora were Fran cis Spisak, Joe W. Rrennei, Heroard J . Savage end J . T. Dun- IA I I A IIA S S U , M „ / ,/)* i i' i n '" i ' i i i hr..d o| I In,id* i o l ......I tod.,v •i^yr »lr*l iim illtrt ip n m I ___ Ilia* amount. !i • *«iH. » x * only lia'Jto ti ->| the 700 to 100 tea trn ’nrrd to -nil • I Ide. how* I oo| rnnlm u**, death from olhft fihau s u l csii»*»’ iv ,ndlc *ted. IV g , Vdlerl hv all in fh*it i . iih h id violent onvidsmns, I " »mH. or rh*n i,r* illon'.' is l* ,o** rspidly. Manifestation* o twitching *nch a* proaeciition witness roln nftf|- Dr Sutiftf^ lri»fr .f Virtoi twirHirn: gasps I I io iim , I* Hailev. Slat* lo.ol " ' fhe noted |iatholngi*t* told o f , | ); Mn|pn*lrnl, »AifI ' lc l*a fir» (Hrm tffil.4 intHraHni; 2(10 lo HOG fra of I | ,i m i 11 r r l I l l o l l T n h’ la 'ilo flint 1’*i* I )i* ■*n ....... ’ ’ " * |\*, *•. 1 1 • f r •** « nU ............................................................... ................^ H - . i k N „ , W r , k n i , | - : Dr 1 1 head* P/iril said he wn* wna haaln^ haalnv r,oni a .t 1 thin estimate on fltidlnira th at il the {inm<tmnp4 „ • tmml ■K#i 1 •wo stale utuvetilliet srled dial I >IO.OfK) ..I IuiiiI. wdlihrtd finni llieir insliliitmn* before the sale* , . _ tai w»» levied now he released tn K e 0 O rt (liv e n A t liter! euietgf 111 ici aiiim g Irom tin n j • • . spgcted by heavy rmollment K e ( l U m S S J V le e t ('otn|d roller C, M Ghv ami The financial report nf tit* Mudget. Direstor Homer Ui«li»ot iioth said it would he necessary to fooibiol* I ’ouniv Chapter, Am »ii eseni level '.’"I 'Bid ' I'M*, was submit ted hold the line at the present f till percent reles of 1gglalu- r tfillsv olytil nl it meeting ni lh>iv<- Hppropriatluns. ‘ our I Mouse and revnalrd Ilia' 1 mo, pin,II,-s lin y .nid sale* ta* finni March I. t!Mli tiiruugh l eli leceipt* nf only |ii,G2tl,UI>0 in Jan "a. loti,l espnndituies weir fl. Annual Financial oniv were tisslf a million sliort of o lull lie »s|iected and had mad,, aged" loin "vei v miicli iliacomagud" il+ont tile financial nutlook. I ho iiinlKet Commlsalon based (la a t la a .4 I n f t l * l i s t George W. Gore Appointed Prexy _ *v | *t,d lo liil receipt* w e ir J7 ,;.. ■Judge tloiigias S lrn slio m p ,* .i .1 f*f I k . ex|i-M<llluies. 11.01'’ ',,•,+( for ill***(,’■ r-lh f ; 8J74 (,<• loan-, atoI grant* to ic rv lr* mo• » ,c i vlceioeu ami tlic lr tniulhe. lliiiiip jiPrvtff1 ii | ip m Hiiii nniiiH" 1 March 14 G n v r f r if Ilf M ! 1 The ‘senate Finance f onomll s^ ssaw sfa.'* w‘i**»ien, .umI mf* will H.ito aBoul vli., i*«r vpyli g Kiavctieiikn was in tin- wit,,--.* hair of the H*„l*e no An,oil- 111 " now holding healing, .-n .. 1 ............ . that would esteml the A r,,vM i” diKging into stoilss nf ,errel do h-nefits nf Uncial Secuipv lo *11 romenlt and alomlc iiialvilals go­ femuneialiv* nccupalinns I ’ ,,tl K ing in Uossla during Ilia wai llafsritng to the cimvlcllon of. Jlr'eave.. .H itrtio ; nf }h* fhlsm to nffi, e of il,* Social ii'in u v Ad fti Kitts Kttchs, a lop It,'Ittsli sri-n tu t, a* a apv win, g* him,'*I i ,*i-,n o, f hl.todii. ,nld mend, a I emir secret * to llie tiossiau*. eis nf the Linns (Tub C>dsv 1 h im clienko sold: i|t, i "‘I'he Fueh« case m hiiglamt i* l | . pornled coil ,li* l ihr Know imIv n a preiuue prelude i„ tn mo. min „ t, wm, whi, o li » u, _i n , * i , muy >■ .ip p tii,*d * (j(| ,|(| )lllt )11lt know innm and whlcli I* still . . ‘ ’ 1i.i. ’*' ''Pl’TU'ed id, , ,* '*eii,l,iv lull ,n-i pi**>i. Ir>, |li,t d |(, rmiie regarding the -nope >.i the 'senate passe, its hill tmlh Soviet eaplnnage in Anu-mii mid K>.nj|i- will I m , ' lio n i n iiiiiiillr r . . , , , , . . . . , (•■ii lit tlm t many *>••*-•* »m r. ! i 4‘* 1 " • " I ' l l» o id n I.. , , , , .lo t’l,' loll (, , vll(l * In i’ *,’ii' i»n, iiioiMi liovo+i ol K i avrhrilkn salil that *(,yli,|K 1* tHfi. wotilil l„- i s i . i I •„ ^*..... I l|f.o i l iimI I s b i S II* i •>** *•* > * mouth At |i,,',c iit . a " • „ k*', — -getting ,,ay of tL'MO a liioolh. who / \ i |s s n i | |i|r L i|’ bw*f ivofl;ft| the * '"iimM* Mihm, ■ D I U w / U l H j f l l l l j ^ * •■il In *597, •fbnlnWtrfltlv* mkppi sr m !’»* '»'*»' •»* H* • Vf \I« « « p I T l iR ir l ’Is T or ■ IT \ ) IJ I e C iV T i l l I d 4 * VV A 1 ( 1 1 B jBT M U I T I c l I H ” . . .. . .. . . . .. .'I', I 1m , ....i MoIm V o n io h ,,. vantifg ' , „ ” |J|,oKt,.......................... .* ' ‘ ’ .f u 7,^-1-? philwntVit ' *’ n" pmatlnn, known ** tin- t ■ ■ ■1 M" tin Company Fund, w , , -uui'Mim n l yeatsrday by H m iv I ml M. piesillent of til# faunlv nwn* * mnlm firm . Foul did not divilg,- 'In* » on,mil of money whli l> Hi,’ ' pulatlnjl. rhatterrd nit In Mich igiiii law , would bail’ll,' f.ut In *11 ItI that contribution, wuitl'l come "p rin c ip a lly” fimn *h» Ft,n| Company. The fund's nuiptxv, It- *»itl • w ill lie the a llsv iiilln i, >>f waul »u,l hitman suffering *"'1 thI l n a l l a a - S tin r a s * T a i l lolterm nnt of m ankind" Il w ill make m uttIh iitln p , "In h Mw fields of clia titv , , dui ati/in public and p rivsln health Hill linipllalltH tlo i), civil 'tinI < on 111tin it v ilevelopm enl." lie »<tlri A Hark grepo Plymouth, the " I l Is out ohaei vatimi," he property of Chester Million, AIM1, inntlnued, " I 11 S I ttsditiniinl Magnolia Avenue, which wa* iv- aniim-a of financial mppoit ” l ported by Dan Elrainard to have pilvat), Institution* npi’ralliiir in been atolen .Hnndav evening from theto fields are tending l" dl*rtp FormH To Be Signed For Farm Program Stolen Car I Found Parked On Avenue Growers who desire to make their farm * eligible for partlrlp* tlon In the I960 A g ricultu ral Con servation Program, are required In *1*11 Fnrm 201 prior lo Mnrrh Ifi C. R. Dawson, county agent and secretarv of the Seminole County where It had heen parked by tho Production end Marketing Admin Han Lanta Apertmnnti, was found Intrallnn, announced today. I hv police parked on Mallonvlih* If the farm as operated In IHR11 Avenue between First end Second docs not contain the same lend Streets at about H:80 o'clock last es that formerly operated, It will night. George Thurston, local grower, he necesiery to cell at the Cauntv Office as early as possible and nm after having read that tha car later then March tS In order to waa stolen, saw the Plymouth and furnish Information needed to ef reported hla discovery to the feet a reconstitution nf the farm Police Department. Captain Roy THIIs end Patrolman Sparka check' 011 ths county office records. ed tha abandoned automobile end found that It wee tho one they M UTUAL AID WASHINGTON, Mar. 7. — t*5' were seeking. — John L. Lewis today propoied W ONT EA T “mutual eld pact” between th* F R A W F T I R T , G .rm a n y. M-ir (imicd Mins Workers Union sni the CIO. The tlMW leader sub- 7 — UP) — Rrunette Yvette Mad­ tested It In a letter to CIO Pres! sen, whose fainting spells twlrs dent Philip Murray. He returned have Interrupted ner trial on to Murray unrasneri a 1600,000 charges of fatally about lug tier Air check which Murray had sent Force lieutenant husband, is re­ Lewis ee help during the cost fusing to eat, court officials dlsrlosed today. strike. Tha pretty 89-year-oM mother Since their strike settlement, the coal minora have offered ta lend nf two children te g h s only 94 81,000,000 of union funds to the pounds now. Bhe weighed 108 last CIO Automobile Workers Union, October when ihe was arrested an now engaged la u strike at Chrys­ a charge of shooting her husband, First L L Andrew' E , Madsen. ler plants. pear. —-— -IV... 1 t- t r- T n G i v e Russia r | I | , ,.,l "W e Hn not like Gie non*e (IkW-kt'tx a- *»*.. 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Its l i t * |' txvftl '«, I ' . t l n . ” 1,1. 1 r , m l ♦ 1mm l«i M *.rfrtrp<l 1 al' ta il'h flMi.t tI' f f lit ' •*t 1 .T if . -a♦1r7 •............. .. 1 till fi l It Mt.nl Conservatives Out In Front In Vote In Greece Sunday 1 I I IK N S, Mar 7 r.Pi Late <h m tniiH from Hie nation'* Mllll’ ' 1 mhll let , <vt•■ > wniilil i,ll I I'l.nmi iiildler* gave the C n u.rrv t ml*,- I t n I” dtn|, l),e(| <11it In, 1” i n ,I. ml, . i ..iniii ’i’. ii"'* Populist iftovallstl party s “ HVi •" n ii i ni>' lead t«ds\ In the Greek '’• " I II” .......... . l.in p a .,,” l |HI liam eiitai'v e ltitln li h . Tim i,t I'm llainept pim dde. The Pupullst*, hritdvd hy Deputv it ..niinneit on t'eae tn .n I'l-m lei ,<u.| Foreign Mlnl*ter Con ■' intln T ts ld a il* . had expected an IfIV T f l A r lf lm m ' v Vlrturv In Sunday'* ,’lt‘i'tion. ... . . ,,, H"t the *urpitslng i*ce by fhe I'jil'llt I r H f lllt m ( I«4.-4V4 new lv-organiieii leftist Nations] I'm grssslve Union kept the Popu* [ - . . , . . 1 If Toy. Oilandn. the l'«t» In *scmid place until more lln ..,)., ,..p ,”*eut*tii.'e nf M,, Cm 1•t'iit 80 per cent iif ihe ,’ofes had hi,p i,j,, Itmik fn, f 'nnpei alive*, will '111"II cOUPtedWith rump nf the ,lx piajnr pal* th,- n n n lie i* nf the Vet dill, ,i*m ii the Karp, Training lie* obtaining anything , lime to a i Ia n ” f tlx I a w , and Marketing clear nialnrity. politician* already dgleernent, for Cnnperatlvrs," Were speculating nu 'iiean* of Ihuivdav night at 7 ,|U n'elnrl , patching up another coalition gov­ tulloulng * I'nvernd dlvh slipper ernment—the IJth .luce the end I du, i ’tei*iin, Irixttili’tnr, all ol World War Two. Return* from 3,271 oul . of 1,000 nnlllired l"d«V. . ' lire, Mm pi'” mil* up main gnv .piepres Inherent In 'lie alter native facing such private In l ea l( I relief, win, i epi cenled | |ite< Inula «, ,e|ioili'il hy .lie mm (.titutlona— that of having In III* Chsnit.ei of Couiuiei, e a* man l'l*r nf ihe Interior; turn lo government for much- ufer ■ger nfnf the 'lir Henilnnl* Hemiiinle ('minlv Cnunlv Kx Kx i, I opuJIit* -, 249,BOR Mhll Hi 1lie Oiliimin Fail, will t»l) National Prngresidve Union 239,needed financial aid. Kailvle Him* R47 "In our opinion, thl* *liusiln„ about lln- exhibit Liberals 227^026 place* an Increasing regional holder will tall vi-lxran* of by Republican Front fextreme left) Idllty upon Amsrtcan businesses law* Mr. aii’l Mrs George Steele and 149,888 In their rota of industrial citi leu *." Contributions made hy tha fund, Ford said, will he "to or­ ganisations operating nxcluslvely tor charitable, scientific, literary or educational purpose*." He will *»r«* s* president nf the fund and other Ford esecutivsi wit) act es officer* and members of the board nf trus­ tees. The fund's headquarter* will be in Denrborn. The Ford family Itself years ago set up tha Ford Foundation for similar purposes. The foun­ dation now controls 88 percent nf tha Ford atock and may In­ crease Ita holdings after settle­ ment of the estate of the late Henry Ford. V>< -------- | •• W o ilf l Mtrluthnki Ut*’ Li flU hin ri pHrip* numt H on *tf», !>•* wt •«t or| ctiih w*n MHO- SnlfirlrN U'ei** P ^ totnl cif dHoiif atg nod oimdiittf G f M llim t P n llf lt r o T h " -''"'ho Red ............ pin rear* ..f .......I '» u«>ee.*arv I ” 1 iir g r il |e|nm in ^i'Hfinlfk rrc rfv rd $^9, mol hihf ** h l^’ i vin f(t| lipucfil t . f l ’L’ waa exnenildl on the sewing l,e »latei), T A L L A II A H E E , Mar. 7 — (flh t'"'Btam The |U4!t fluid n it" l" "<|'"K law*. ,,ro, e „ l„ g - Dr. George W. Gore, J r ., of 0 >i«M coat 1 lltt. The „*tn.„< ' wet* Is s* -ill... fill! m ill,,. N ashville. Tenn.. today was ap* *h»te of HUP campaign receipt, 'v-mhl hr■eligible fn, c »1 Seem . pointed I'resldeitl of F lo rid , A . * - „ * » t. 8 ia 'v « " 7 - ' 1) ' ami M. College for Negroeshero. Me receipt* Included ««.i«r nre.eut. Mo.Ida u Ihe o „lv stale ' The appointment was an- ........ . 'he I 1MW fund drive; $tRtt <■ > that ro-’era h worker* with announced hv Chairm an Frank h a - I Match t , »1W eon! r Unite’, on employment in turanee, he ,ta l lU rr'U of th© Hoard of C o n h fllH - ‘ it*- NnHontl R#d JM following a closed meeting with r ''* ' " " ’o' He,l r . .* rhe average Social h e u .in v the Cabinet Board of Education, .........lime .1 hrougli* It'JR end Hon" htimfit U 127 pet otoutli, hi *1 ,l which must confirm the action. Si ivh • lepsvinvnt* verc ! t H ed, and there all' .t,tl M.tKIO peiaonv D r. Gore has been dean of Mini v *l- ..f < h*pte, supplies hiuiigh- +v|,., are receiving pnvmei.t*. m college and director of the gradu I I I ''hi'Hng widow* and children A ate division of thn A g ricultu ral M ali’dm MaeNelll, d l s a a l - pnrw.11 -n v e re rll.y Social Smut 1 ly " ami........................... industrial....... College of Nash* ..la litn a o , re’uirled on three ,ti* win, re tire , at 'if, tony not only 11sio 1 ,’*•'■» tak"ti care of dtiiins receive the retliem enl aiim iHv. villa for the pest 20 yeora. I'hlhlicn He succeeds Dr. William H. the pa*! month. In Altamonte j hit! also hi* wife and Gray, Jr., who rnlgnod oa A. Soring* *1 IS 74 was spent on t< under 1» year* of age, all hared and M. Collage president lost pair* for a house. About »2T* ni, Ihe one record nf wage* e sin c ’l veer during an Invaitlgetlon of was spent for fu rn iture, silver. If a widow retnartlt’ *, *1"* I* dl* qualified from lecelvlng futuie ((n a ttaa s* O* Pea* l i l t mismanagement and morel mis­ f *Joel t l U V I rField i B H I (announced S l H i M U S . v s . . . that . . . w . -If the Sanford Athletic Stadium la ap­ Po proved, he would contact Elton Moughtnh. architect, In regard to the design of a Legion memorial plaque to be placed at a ‘ tadlum conduct at the Initltutlon. entrance. This deelgnwlll b" f ,r*1 H. Manning Effnaon haa been iP s s iu s ii oa N e * -ervlng es acting prealdant since morning and will elara at 7:90 Gray's resignation. o'clock In. tho cvanlng. Officials Tne Board of Control haa been tn eharga of ths rnttnf in tha AuctTolTM arket To Interviewing candidate! for tha City Commission Room Includa Open On position for the poet several —FJovd Palmar. Raymond Lundqulat, months. (j^fonolm^MacNalll and Mri. Ralph Following Grey's reelRtiatlon 0. B. Hogan, assistant director and up utt* of State Markets, Is due In arrive last summer, State Senator Bry­ During tha morning a til 1S:M P.M. a tout of' 878 vota* at the Sanford State Farmer1* an Patton of Apalachicola, in a floor Market tbla week end to confer speech on tha House had boon eaat. with Manager Sandy Anderson charged him with mlmanagaabout (he opening of the new auc- ment, disloyalty and morel tmsf- ■1 MINN D1KORDRRS rnnduct. rt)TTSvII,LR,' Pa., Mar. 7. — tten market. * • Investigations of the Institution OP) - r Four ralnsrs -#Pn Itldnapad The date for tha opening of the auction market has been tenta­ have been made by two Loon tively set for Mar. 14 at 8:80 P.M., County gTand Juries, and a third la now underway. However, no a baad «T man, Rap llmmermaa. Mr. Anderson said today. The prodare firm of Whelehel report on the Inquiry has boon 8* rt tha an and Ponder recently added a new med«? by any of tha Jarlea. ■ai told a raportot tk * dtiordara room to Ha office sto tana care of Whan ha resigned. Gray denied tha unofficial eharga against him. '»t«n»ried med from a dfaputt over the its rtpldl? Increasing hnsfnes*. , A n«at little haaabtgger and aoft Ha left Taliahaaaaa shortly after­ drink aUnd with ohimlnum es* wards and Is reported to bq tart or aiding waa recently erected manager-editor of the PktUdaD near the Aartlon Market by Frank phla Afro-American * W A S ^ S r o S f l t e ^ i f f P t - - Ceraaoll and la now open for bual* HOODED ROBBER Govarnmant offletaU today lookad fqr a daelllM hi unOwploytBtnt this MIAMI BEACH, Mar. 7. —UP\ month from tho dJlZew UAal TEACH R r s REAM S —A hooded robber took an e*t(T A LLA H A 8SRC, Mar. 7. - UP) mated Itri.OOO worth of Jewelry In Fabraanr. That wan mat Joblapa M at a im — Competitive elimination* will from a woman late yeaUrday after ' I N I , a m T la p e r eon* be held Apr. 11 for 888 state teach* threatening her with a pistol, — training acbolanbipe, School Miami Reach police reported to­ i in r S t e .r p . im p . itTn o m os a B a ilo r Mid ta- day. Officer* sold Mr*. Pearl Hymen ‘""■ehalaraWpe open include RO of Indian Croak Drive told them aenatoriol and 87 H e m of Rap* ithe holdup nan entered tha hJteh____ awards of t N a year Ten while aha was cooking _____ ___ sad 181 1400-e-year Amos [ He wore a white hood with aenup Award#. | elite for the eyea, the oaM. fn ‘ id nun, \i,, 7 1 1ifH i♦1 H r\ fBr S i i an rAi«f rai«e ifir Hie money.” money. Li l He i|m kr IV Ie t \ |t» ItfH i i l-ui %ivI \ 'ilrnlmp A. Weaver Explains Kravchenko Says Cluirrhill Offers ir• «| nmiirv ,4* ihr 1 Hypodermic iirnllf* Ho t m iiI1 Pension Plans To Compromise With cahmet liesid ,e,,0,ls dial .he isle. , " T r J'1 “ ”“l al, . . . r,. . In I [fitted Slates , , 1 /t , , I / I death Many time* afler drath, las levied latl >'*i w-m t g*i |)r. Ford *aid, body cell* ditcharg* Local Lions Hub „ , , „ v i,lO , . wN . M*. Labor tioveiimcnt tV.VollIV riiioigl ’ In r c lfrtrii impui*es may causa M P n ir I ' 1r ' 11 e 1 1 i •»'' urged I o increase -o ir*M * n - r o n He* ih , ini*'m m d "oh dm iii J8 res , ' Funds For Schools ,,l When * patient dies easily. Dr. Otlier Officers Clio- 1 B.-iilry Insists S.tlrs sen At McctiiiR Ol | Tax l.evv Will Not Post L n s t Nin In UcFnoitch Bnt Vp ;m Ifn lr l ; In N«mv Vcn*k And JlawliC> Tlll<4' C.is Bunker P ii Ih Ilia Knot Down f '' bait) Ford, head *>1 the I Medi, al School's Depart* A f t l l TIITirVlHO that Hr Hermann Sam lrr h i-d everythin! i.. » her mother'* *ufTsrlnj and pain. K llie Pmi ito, 19, lenve* M.-- ■+<’ I menl >ri I *|?|| M f-lirm e. luuthfd N H . nowMinus#, ari'ompanlad tv h*i f*ih*' H -im ald t>r e; » t«? ■ tvi'.lc the vt.ile', t m unition that on trial lor the marry slaying" ol Mrs Alible B urnto ( l » t r '•itii” ” >'il i 10 i nine centimeter, ,,| air killed h ei. . b,nu, K Housholdcr Special Session Sanford voters ‘ lurried out In good npmbtrs this morning and early, afternoon to vota on tho itadlufn rertrendum and by 2:00 kn 'cW k B^B had raat thalr ballots |a t t K . C ity H alt. , Voting appeared* to b« much q ilt t a r , horever'. than during the r*c*nt franchise rafcram lum . and fe w tr parsons ware to ba seen near the C ity H alt lo discuss the Issues. Polls opened at 7:00 o'eloeh thU 7, r a W A S H IN G T O N , M ar. 7. — UP) — In i n angry BanaU scene. Senator E n illa n d (D -M las.) arH M d Senator Lehman (D-M h. _N T ) today of “ untruthful" W statement# and "unethical conf w l . " Kafora Lehman could art to a ward, Senator N aalr (It W . V a .) leaned up to aar that Eastland, In affect, had railed Lahman a " lia r." N aalr raid Sonata rule* forbid Imputing to another senator and rnnduri unworthy of a senator. Ila de­ manded that Eastland be re­ quited la taka his seat. d l................... itotl M K cn d A H Voted By CTelock Today e -1 ' HarvardDoctorClaim^ 40 C.C.s Of Air Not Capable Of Killing Any Human Being W A SH IN G TO N . Mar. 7 t P artly cloudy through Wedneadsx. « l|h local showers mostly In ♦onth and retm al portions. Warm* rr In extreme north portion this aUrrniain, hemming cooler again W iilm —th , nficrnoon, SandertHdn’t^C0p|0n And Gubitchev Are M il r a t i t m * p | ■ «i Says Witness t O U IlH L i U l l t y lonage Victim's Daughter Backs Sander ^ Chouse Refuses Aid To Parochial Schoota: Committee Approves Report On S t e e l *h. h.«„ D A IL Y I W EA TH ER ; ' v .t1! . ■ • ■ " Social Dem ocrat. 110.959 Mr. and Mr* ~ Robert Hunter will Independent Political Front (ex­ have charge of the supper at the treme rtglri 96,08.) Future F*rn i*r RuUdlng. The remainder of the 1.117,582 ((’• a tla s * * On rag * Sis) WANTS TO DIF. NEW VORK, Mai l - (/Pi ... \ \f» £ ,v "iith who turned mas* killer film ,l*v* after hi* roles** from a hospital for the criminal Insane >«*>! today, "I jo*t want tn die." William Jones, 19, remained im­ passive when he was arraigned on a homicide charge for slashing four men to death with a knife In Brooklyn Kundey. Three others were wounded, one critically. “I don't want no lawyer. I Just want tu die," he told Magistrate Arthur Dunelf. ~ T H E W E A TH E R " JA C K SO N V ILLE. Mar. 7. ~(/p> Station II. u 17 25 Atlantic City .... Boston 44 14 Buffalo IS 3t Detroit .... ... 33 24 38 19 New York 64 Washington 80 88 Fort Myers ............ ...... 82 Jacksonville 68 <1. 77 Miami 71 Orlando .......................... at « � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5225590608f0eaa7074ca65ecdf92919.pdf ab8f69ab6978f3d5cdb1125ca9214d9d PDF Text Text \ I --- ™ - mm MAXWELL HOUSE Mgt. Ann Lg. Grade A Fresh Fla. Home Controlled Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends LIMIT TWO POUNDS Armours' Meed him 419 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLORIDA WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY Grd. A Minn. Shipped BARGAIN BUYS THRU. SATURDAY CRISCO FANCY $T. fT L IN NATURAL SAUCE N O . 1 TALL CAN W EST P E A K DREFI o r TIDE CHEESE FOODS SNOW WHEAT I ’ ill.lm r y '- t FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR Hurt or H unl'*, IL’ in 5lbs. 37^ 10lbs. ( 9^ 25 lbs. $ 1.79 em u LGE. PKG. till.. SAUCE SALAI) DRESSING qL :«)e II.riticy'M, larifc .l*i> CHOCOLATE SYRUP 0 j LI MIT 2 2 for 29c Dainty Mix Fruit COCKTAIL L9c CHANT I’iiti. Il7e rfcntt County SAUER KRAUT Ciudprella Seadl.M CHICKEN O PROS Si NOODLE V RAISINS l.ulua I1’APPLE JUICE CHICKEN. TOM & VEGETABLE Ki imty KUt whol. k.rntl l ti. II. CORN O u \ M EAT D EPT . tl«l. 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To Produce I'rneperl.y for Kaafurd. & > m t AN VO LU M E X X X X I Estab lished 1908 Senators Ask Extension Of > Rent Control Lucas To R iif g a r iu n L e g a t io n M oves Out In tro d u c e f a r IN D E P E N D E N T h D A IL Y SA N F O R D . F L O R ID A . D o cto r S ig n s S ta te ­ 'P o p E u ro p e a n m e n t T h a i C a n c c i‘ ia l Keep On P a lie n t .t n 's S. R e n ta l U n it s B e l.ir e W as D ead 1 n j e e l io n r r a h N EW SPA PER Head Nurse DP Official Says Patient Denies Charge Not Breathing Of Lax Control To U. i D e n ie s c C .t i t C h a r g e s W h o le s a le President Asks For Power To Seize Mines U r c M iU 'it t O f f ic - M - No. 110 A ssociated P re ss Leased W ire F R I D A Y M A R . 3. 1930 L e g i s l a t i o n C e ilin g S I'tlllt <11)11.11 «itl) .liiwly rin. tempri.ilnrex ihumyh Salur•i.«• A d m ir a l D e n fe ld Says F n r e n e ll Of f I*’ r a n d tfv f C o .ll s D e c l a r e s t r i Ix c 1 )a n - c u l t »Us T o lie altli A n .l S . i l r l v O f U . S. Iix X ,M m m c k i..ss WA.sniNr.rnN. m .„. i .</|., W AMlINt.loN, M „ i ,/r, M \M III " H R N II Mat. J 1'.. .I.l.l 1 him hi mull’d Imjiy 0Tnp (>rini<ri.ilu pcn.tloix Imljy |/1*i \ lir ul nill.e IrHilird Iev­ Ilir li.|e I IIIee|lr.(II m|I|«I.|| »•' l*tr* 1'. ' 1 r Ibe III! r 1*..iiii.I *114! •ikrtl a nur yea, rxlrnxmn ul il .x% Mi Alilnr hmiiiin had a Ms pi .»* rel I Vi *. >i|t I mni»(**-imi |.* Illlll*" federal rrnl runiioU now due ti, drill. |i.,l|m m>| ...is imi l.i e.<IIi - •I.»\ e|e||*r«| . f i n er* *•t I * * .* I••I»11 ll) . xl mr ,a<- ti. l onrttpirr June 10 l.«e "lur lumillr l.rlmr III I In I'll.llicil 111(air.pi.tr *• irriiiiib* .111*1 Vis ' Ilf- I kf 1•1 In. )■"«". in take Mafnuly leader l iu.it (I) III! Ilia III. \ ''ill.I.l rxr. . 1.1 ei Ird ail ' »*l*e.|r 11, t* «*t.I in ||f. «. ir|nprr 1*111 (It. Iimii • "1 ll.r "Hr I'llx IlCami aiiiitanl le.idei Mvrn I into du- xxmuali'. mil| ........ •* » «.t«M» (lo 1 *i... 1 ' ll.r national ■ fnld .i irpnitei lliry xmiil'l mini Mr \ | ' *11«I.ll ill* | *Me.|er HI I il.... .lit I., <, i- ilr.ul,’ ...id I !*« ilili hi 1 »b ii .■ tr .1 xml ini time Irwrl itluli today In M ill i.l.l 'll • . , Il l 'Xllt.lll, « Im had . 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' .1 1 . 1 m lit. »*• . r.u "Id iiu .i Im lrn I" 1 llil ll 1 l» Im»ia.. and ,li . li.m ecana* ulliei year. •II,(lr Ml«ll* • |( % nl- mi". •"« ...>111.111 .hililie hr. H ll .I'll ...ir .Inlm-al.mi ' XI i I . I.ll. It. |tl nt A SrilJle III...i L.tlll.* J|)|.e.*|r.| lllr hnl'.tlr ill. III*.I Illlll Mu litu )»« 11Mill Hi ilir nil I i m! | but i I t.i Imp....... I Imm .1 I., make .Irliatr Mil ill*' St II tlr Mr.**. Ml I I |n|n •Ilr•I. reilain liera>ite the |#<>weilnl V n , *. t'lm.i. 11.1 .11•<i. , ••.•mice, iiiiik fair I .lie l , Ifir lllllAr l« *Isle* I die Ip-", 1 lit••II ll- till 1 ( 11 ilir 1 MM iiii.I mi l >>ii,i|>,'i, ml imi fm the ale Appn.pii.il.iti t'liiiiiiiilirr .i1 I). I.i.ii. \. i .1 IV, »••’.* "f Hi.- i•i i>.-11x ■>( Hi. min* lel.lllird xxilli Ml Allie.l '-li.v 411(1 leajy liu* upph ted mute l . |.-t lb. aMlnlllll 1• *' im ll,-r*." llill, "h"! IN A< i ONDANM u HI. n.. lll.lt lir ItlteL Mtv Itail 11 •I•• |e«llSt* fe d e ral ieril leilingi ilir lulu 10 olid I" i Mu him! niii|' , WII |••s ( ( . AJlotlier iiupailial Imai.l to I 'Im i lei i .l a*l • >t *I 4tKilt .III.I If true*.| |||| lir i lir.nl I r.lf pm"-i •Illlll Irallll lit l>. . it. • Ml ^ Me.inttli.lr Senate alul I ( A fill CAIINII it moved out ol the Wuililngtoii bulUlnf otsupied by the •I, ii-rimm- hmx min i. Ilir imvernI•••el•Ie* .1 ti c I I. ,1 lr: I. A f111•olr It i *|r M|*r I-li oi) l,| llllllt l**C III** ••II *1 .... nl Imiild |.»i tin- iiiiners white Bulgarian layatton at the diplomatic etalT of ilia Soviet eatelUie prepiiae | t#XV lit t | niillt. .1 II, \ I mnleieet huh.l today *n 'lie. il» i a,.i| i,.i ilu* eitx.-niment. to leave the United Slatae Following Hi diplomatic break, the Slat* Ih .in 1% In it'll* « l .» i »(• iii**ii | in* m(r* i I i H * I • 11 *|*|* ii r j t.l fl.it alleui|il lo uun mil lillri \l •I. *•I lillii ; a.111ill 11 llil *\ ill |•i • i I i-il.liilnii.-iil "I a comtn'ADepartment banned lutura travel to Bulgaria. (JnUrnjtionol) I lull Mil at*t||111tl UM all*nil lie II fit* emet m lrgi-.|.aH"i< de.iliim »•.it. .••u --I ,111)01.». •ii.-lii.liiiK gnvetn* !•.•*! I at .at Imi tml I Ini lie *• ill* • Ilf 1 |'l • 1•.S1 Si) 1 it I'lMs nl 1 il llil* llil Ill , •'••III 1 • mm,I ll and |.uli|lr •lle .lle tl II. In S:illltl I e III! tir il "1* |Mn|»l l*\ |sail••1 lillii Ii *1 •lo |>.>1aI.>e-.. .ulliili .ill.I ulli.i • . |i III* llllicl *ln 1lal.,- i ilimmigti •I* I*I re Imfl till t|e'|rittl.l||t \%e*lil 111 f* hinn|!\ 1•'*’* III !> ilk* il ll*. . •Ml Senalui I Imei llimii... ( |) I lLI.il iniMr « r|i ,I|*|,M| 1 M| t 1mi r» l<| Illlll <il 1In . . .ll il iii.Iii lt> in tetin* flee leietlil |||«*IIM III I.ll* I 1 11.ilm M. « tu 1.111 ill Nil l 1 1lr if l.rad o| ilir Senate learn, tarn die l»| I- nliMlilli*, Ml uni imllnnal III Sjlllllel I ill.tl eel m| lll)(Cl- Ilo )Hh|>|.'Mil llil Ins'll I,..... . I.l •'•’Ill ll \ I'll h'ciikt limit ginup "jll't tailed llilliK. iii** .i liit il •!«•**•* nl .hi mile Mrs. Islltll ll'll'l 1 ) In lllllll' 1 In -ix lii-ell-on utei and will meet .<i<.«111 i nun itut i ••!«•*• \1*1114 iii ,t I* t iillt'd 1:«1•*•111*111. i i i I'l I .♦ I mi In In i (nil llil.* III**!.- F, b ■ '• ml sUlya 1 1 1 1 * 1 I V K1 ' I mi * l« * «*iul I m i -Mlft*r* |M|I.||| l( 1M11, .% ss|llilsll llil alow ," .11.1 1 It* 1 • 1, 1 1 Ii •k1 .ili'ti-.l i federal iii!* l> lllllMllY inn* Ii nl il Ilk ll ■• 1 .*1.1ll 1 1 W lllli'e i< minim,, mil tm m icl.iru tu lONlJON M.h t 1/1*1 1 lie I il...i votrinuieiii » i i/ li.l.lv .....ll Mi*. MmifIi .ii*t Mi IlmiMlu l mfails\ I nl lh« III1 .••mini roil . XX• 1 luafiy I aim rm p , air nuw l.m.tf j irpmlril lull.IV |u li.ivr .In nlcil . 11>>I i til. l.li.un nuu limn it- |i,.M II:i eI ".III uttlitl ilr.llli |«.|tl«rl (Il III (*•'! IH.IIIV , 'Yllllllllll llllllt •» S e v t ' i i l I ' m I i c x ' f ' l ;»!• e I ><*| ..*» I m h -m I Ml 1 •••lift•Hi' i1-i ,*,i i.rogt^m V i . Inin mi n.iHmijIiy.vliun ul . icpI. planted in ilir .‘tunlli. I Its* lllin uli'l ll«* s*a "«*i|«l 4llil I lie*«e|| ltll|l|ti'ill|(»ll , |*J|ll|«| III " ti llil* I'll ll|| t)l! ajMimptmu that « luililll) ” Ilir newly-rtp|Miinlril i.ilnnei ul I ’nnir Muu, h'i Aider in,i Im .1 I I f .i .! ( ' k i l l . ' M i ! '• 1 1 I 11 i r i e * l«*i iii ilioii im* ililoriiiuMoli H ut A i ti I I tll.-x xcmild retttr to woik if*tht Ihe lluiiu pasted a lull In il "Wlf .Im li| lillllllti' tieI HIM* n* • iii s«ii ■ *" luw Ini l.dOO.tKJtl in J.OtHMMM) .hull tone today atltl ll.r nrl! Iillmninl lulil.v i •,iir.|uu„lrhl ,.| 11>« .alltellli*) Ktililll |V IIumIIi ( t l i l l ' l l S l . t l r M i r i t l .'•'xunmciil took over the p it* .. p r i 11 \* Ix 't 'v ir I ii |iait. fie aid. d nlfo • • 11. • • At till' came tune he aikcd ail.lilimi.il ...lit ul cullull Intyoild llnh.Ii Pie.. Aunrialimi nlm ullcn wide, mill ..It,. ...I viml.imr. ..ml' "Nh, .Im »U M lV 411 neinl Min. iiierir tiilli'ienrpn ul «»|»uiioit m* lb.- imwer uf xcu.ur, the pro"Tllflr |, nu InUli.L.ti.,ii Im (lie iinpir.-im. lli.il ihr Kuiv\ -peri It 'll...lit, "Im t’ it.t. u t v s s r r m ,1 i iiupeivi.inM imno iMiMori i*l iiili*iprelnli(in" M! >1 M. t ( f t I' *i ipmlat trl iimlri uotei.iinenl tun .deni -.aid lie Imped Im xvnuld not ---- - ..— — -------- ♦!.. tin. in v Parllntiirirf >>n Mon iii ll.al i.i.ii ..r il... I..|.,t ,I :.t tht I’1 I b III" id. nl ..I I'rini, S«|iiu*(rilli i)i in»'i| nn "••oi»n»|e,l. ....... ... l ii. I IV,. pn 1*1 mrlit ', exe- I,, in,- ,i Hull. Il aim provided far an ad la<> in".d lime day will contain a "In I'i-I idi».» I "|.,|.,I,% .4„| idr.iidmiiiulioii" i|At«*iiM‘ii! ili.it •(•H**.! fo I'r il lilt* * tni|«4i«n !'>< I.hI h, M« itioual 100,1klit t o o ul peanut, innil,l "i*l l , 1., | |b.|„t« ill" »|r|, id ltkmg Coilxxhtcli in i (ft* t i a iPi.x-erniuenl •l Wan -In RUrpiug? III; fl|* »tililini’it full Im ivi'i hi lb. m f|" llil "" ISHi",. ll. ll, >'ibn il,, tr«|i-litum, ,1 wav Ylitiil. di.wi,' over trou and :te"l n. Nu, r.he . . •i,'t . I i, ,i l-\ I*.i*| imi* * Min , * . ; T K e Serial.* tilled lo i* .«(*•«I iV h 'i) Hie Ariiiy'p rm iiiiii liifilli . , >" , , * > ■ III," llill. Ill" .111" I. .1, 1.1.1 ill. Willi, llalixr xlill Ii mdi<mal.rati"ii. Mi .‘ ih.iili -iiiiiI Mr-.. Iluriniu riTic* I 'nl it "(n «iiil:u) iIn* lino ^ llie aihliliuiul inllnii acreage and I | M • * I * t» o • •I pint'll II.,-,',' mil be,'ll slum./ runmr had "a iIiiih ii . imitiftil .-xpres-ami Ml |ll|||t (ill* •o| * o| || III X• I I Ininlist'd In le d Sllii il tl- Ilir !if|ir llill .irtual • t* fieri 'nil- nr|r,x' affecting ullier bi»" I' ii I, i , . i". nil I., I..... II eiMllNMP*l III* fl'Aftr Vl«| ll',.. III, |!M| I'l IIMli'lil ivollld ; 1ISv - ii Ini lac. anil I 11,mi).|,i •!,. U ilx ..( •«*lir ( He |||*| • • «n I••• ii itKii J " '.'•I I 'll II, "I I 1" * ,",),, i iuptlOiii“ ii| 'd^'rluef ones wmild II bal'd Oil 11Mil i.ud hH'i 'I hi I. ul |.i. n l nu ay “ ■< ! ifn i 'i»i in iliii ,i xiiilciiirnt "I "> I Innl. ll l |>>■nl,., ■ teinoasr If iin c ' dippmu in nitli .<« II a fm (lici iiulhiuali/ulioi. i* .ii'!l«*i| I ,fii Ii ii |« •!* '■ 1In "III,If"- i ■ *1"1,11-— 11,1, I In 11 4 m A N 4 II. ... if-.,. I,. . 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Miiiklliru «i-ilr.d..v >1 ul I 'nr I .1 lick ’"ll. S l*. w,'i* ••« * * mil •hi- .v'»iif"iil f u r I>,-|mrtm.-iil Mu 1 in a I" l In'. I lie v 1 M 1 MIX'. 1 1 Mi. ! 1 lb , i * i 1.1II..1 ,11 lb, |<<i*)*1,* a- xx• 11 r.l irnair. mi ilu- KmiuNlniid ■ > I hi* lath t ilu. la 8 I'm*It-tin.-., I M.mi.ini! reunite,| in the irvix.il liueil Iasi iiirld l" member'' xx (I. 1 . !«*•*•'11| till* * ii.)ibi\"i 1 lioal 1 V ■.nil." ..... 1 . hill. l f, t'l'l'l |.<l,I .III .,"1""'. l" \I' Mimliili.il r iil. in milrr in .... •till ■ l*|' 1I* cl hi..lei Hint.* mvi.i-i "I ii -mii.ll clnlil wl.i. IiiiiI .......... I" . I. ||!lib Intrililix ill II" x, 1tl 1 il inlu .nlc nimliliun fur Hi. I» m ! iiimv lii'ii ini'lii in i ,|,t Ihixi.i I )>.. nil" effe.-l ill.I.l nivleil Ilir lill.r In it t»nr lli-ftl, i I•11• «|mi' ,II,| l.llll'.ltl I’.ill \.». I»f«.,»«, a ! . 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"The lull ealeni Id’)—The llntieil Slate* refuted •I *« I* I•**11.1•|a*«x ,*||.| l\'|iiil>lii III o'M it In 1 «• il.. « lull,- i -xiiii,- can liml her Intel, tiirneii wlun llu- iidd Ihe men | • iii)-I. a , I.," II..I III |*|. nl Ilu- i •*■•:■Ivm nrrilnl in m>i today lo pernill a 12-member Iniii' lil till iv, I a)!aili. l.ieiil. .Iidin Saul repmled l" cbild put tlie Inti,' In II. n,"ut 11 I *liellill' I *• 11(1*I Illlll I i I"III e•I kimmi nuw, hut Ilir I'll, can nml European ''penre ileleynllnn" ........ 11>i i , i . • I. M|* " Hi. III. 11 i-|imi Dial ll.e guv 'I’lirniiiK aruunil, she mil iced it, <tiV Illlll III" |*n>toll fm III" •i It I. le *l|| *'| |) • !•! .'I.l "III |mt Ihe ,•* aiiilxl mi,I lnt,» enn headed by I'ahln l’lri«<m nnlnl 1 iinn'it! Itii)1 il In- I>I., I■ 111Itc Ii, enililM'd th,. child axvav and lutn i "inpaiiy, iiiiiii1.il i,iir i.ll iii"" an I • .................. ■IIImil fm use this .rat," lie dr 1 SpanUh urlM, lo vDll IhU *.*. 1 11 m'|x Hi il- itltenipl Ii, hhv,' "d uff Ihe gas Mr*. To»l .Swalm. ("Ur officers, had been .'"iiipuled I a I V*lie* l|.|% 11'(litIII *i all I; . I hi* • I»»| ! CM, M V raunlrr. Ike Male ileparlment rlared. 1 Lin In I'l l.aim-i.l ha.l li.uciu-il a ueighlMir, lu Ibe Avalon Apart •-»-** night, and |.uy for a «|mni"i Ilir |"l (ill *'I|A ||e.1*1 III ll»* I' I I m ilr*| (*i*1Im V sail) that ihe IS "ate either i < ) » ■ -e s ••ti •ii .. ,•*iix*in,- iriirihun in parly inenln, culled the firemen, -limilv “I a year iiimmuliiii! H, ni"ir I .mi ii «»i m iir li’el ti» 11.*’ (%• I known t ..... mi unl'lr. nr fi’llnw Ilir |„issil.il.it dial the Nr.t Ym l •.mi llllrll" lie Inin after 111:00 o'clock. ""in *3.000 will lie received with- i.mi i ili*," lu* M im i I Mm I 1 I, iim. il.it, tratelr,* and nre iketefnir *nh- (nallt. liuim IraHUr team. " Im i. i. i.it.ki- "|i.-n in Hallway HeIt It' \ il »i III** #»FRS*ll«•' "I I li'IIM* •, 11* ", i The neml-eiiuclnua child xvns lie •" ihe nest Iw.i weeks. Hi. bum" nf Mi .iii.t X|i .Mm Jfr( to h i T iimIh i (Mini llie I 'nil* . M-U I Illlll ".ll if the Nulimiul im> held by the mother when During Hie first hunt In I i ** l"l .* |•*'•i('ll*' *’•'» • •*!*»•• I** 11 h. •... "!•-i.i.i.iir i .i tx. x " ., mi imciil bmllx before ej Ntufte^ ‘.lifllrr Ihr lliliulfiallon 11.«n«s annually at low mi, An> I. IIHllHlir.1 ,. m I'm , Twn) I" !•« llll'l «tll)il III III* »' .Hi- ' l iie t'liief M . N. Cleveland, A"UtM. Oalehel ili ltucled lb" uni'lil ...... . hi .S.iutoi.l il a in - I I.... i mil in I,lull ■i.l"." ii I on i.Vloil. (ndiix I" Iii" Ihul six l H "i*i Irm»4 nn -iiliint Fire t'hlef It. T Thomni. ........ . »n >1*ill k -i " "•I-, ibixxli mi ,1 I i .mii ll," lll.der li.i-rli.ill tl.ltlllllll i. Illlll W.l« rx illlll ii('*|ie-« i lien i, Tin ilir ■ '*' ■ I" II" t IMX III I i I •"* I " nl I'lniide Whitten uml Hu, •""•lb"1 mid innpeclbtiis, ....... '■ « i .bx "ilo ."ilu and i i > m a imWASHINGTON, Mnr. X - (,T*l lurxMil l v t ill' • iliiinlvaliiiiri |ulm >"iul Ilnur wax ilev.ili'il I" triiiniii,-1 I j | | | r | j * |||| | ( j l | i | H ‘ll McGill, Fi.rmer New York finIII llll|.|.*X. . ... I , II i lb,' in •*. il* Ix I" bind ll" I,••im m III"." — The Male ............... til came un­ ' , . man, arrived mi the scene ul Ibe in liumlliilK uf xvrupiiii'i xvllh Kyi •-id" ul" ih I .."I J <." ' •••■ imi., Hanfm.l X, iter ilruns pretiun1 frmn Capilul KI lilr i dill Mil! Ihr |ill|i|ll dlUU.VH." r It. Joneix ami I".- ............... .. | u | l Y D I l i T S I il ( r llH 'M l ..I,., npurtiuenl. I 'x.i Ii," 11tick' • all".! mil. llill loilsv in blnel h pmjerle.1 nil llie piopmed .1411111111 li-t l,|i ,.■ • ) 1. .ill ..I........I ' ill f'lili f 1'limnus luld the child. 1rucllng. I .ll| |*l "•• I" l|," ..III' ll "| Mill' of American visit hy n delegation tiivlit al ilir I'mil I lliiiitr. mi a settee und gave II oxygen •'mnpniiy I m>w Im- tm upeiiniK I • l«.i •!)• 'll I i X\l Nl I’AI.M HI.A' II XI", 1b. I •II. I I III. I <b x"I.llill Illlll/^roin the X#rld Congress of Portlfrmn the Inhalulnr which ih* de f'" four «<r five men. -aid l.bui Jii.lvtr Dmiylat Slru.Hniu *«t. i f. I. II DuUliell, ....... D'-n." I il III- II,, III . Ill" (tl I'l'lt I" I .11 " .-d tin- gai.b-li lm In bold " a n a of Pence. partmenl anpiired three year* agn ' ,llln ihli morning. Hecruiln may ■. iii. l.'n i.llv " (’mi.in"i". .""hi XI I l NTH’ CITY. N. J., Mar. 3. • I III" fm-. X xi.*>b-i, dull of Two lop Administration lenderti cd a. mndnalut Im tin ptopialii i" >J • ii I* Itri ll. "I It (tiiHiii >•■ »ip. i“ I' o il,d tided Mill III keeping it hack. "1’> Th,ii.*aii.l'i of American from the Navy. After It had r, ‘ "'••■4 9gt. Halpli Moran ut ilm i.i , ...I tmlay lie xcu' ** ,.«sf1'Msrtl III* •'.*««* i »•.*i in lha Senate, a* well an o lead- ..lllih «a» pill nil liy -ilir |a .» r« '! vived, he wrapped ll In a blatikel '""'"’V ‘T conie t.i the lueellng ■ i •..mm.ii"" Cliairuui. xb I »' I in- inii'k No I wan ihdayed ins GOP nopal or, called the ConMeutlawca Oa gaae T ae l llnirsduy night ul H:00 "Vlm'k i i. i ..-id ..I . m . •uppurl nl iii,i" i i iimii n-ai'lilng Ilu- ii-ii" iiuieklv fleet a -Communist front organi­ C M - A n .ii. ......... .. .lo s< ‘ |>|i K i d l o i i T o l'i |ip"i li.r n'-elccllm. bx "i.'l-o i-I/X XxIn, 1iul"d I" heed sation In floor nperclicn ycnlerday. J. Ill ailc. (Milan. i» iliiiinn m r •• ,, fr,,-in I nvn, nml the nation I., .i l. iii-t In l.ittl.'l" M ml They urged Ihe Male department I t *» lli.ii* hall ul ll.r xeal* in the mu-1 - iicnil *11,600,000,000 In the S r i v i c e M e r c u r i c * ilu- -iii-u and go i)iin-l.ly- lu ihr ii i "xi'ii umrt' eurpn rbai. .mb. On" molmi < ,xxlm was | in-.i III x'ciirn In rectify this. In deny ih" delegates entry vlnan. rotli* ii.mii wen- me x..i■ ,1,1,'i Ih" ini'iul" ' "1 Do ' Hnv I.. Ilnuinu, chief uf the ibmi'll• |iark"il, blin-ki'd the road Henalr Deuiocrnlic leader Miry* .ItiM'pli Hull. hi , nf lai'kuimMi. k i i.lri, who wa* firm* on M ill I'limiulltei' un .... »lli ''ml In*"l Im.i Iltir ncciion of Ihe U S I,ml In he ii'i|U"»t«-d by the of Illinois wan Joined In the ullib- xvbi. bill liav.-l.d .-xli-n-'ivclv and i. ii I x ".yanUnlioM will up|,"ii lii.-m.-u In move. i«,-"i’K" llairlett lack l»y Chairman Cunnallv (D- ll.e Ini ul spr.ikeu, dr.U ird dial office ,,f Kiiucntiun, iaiil RMI.000 , for 11 .,I oi'il .Molm i " . Iii.ldlni! • n..lm I,"|.p«'r, xxldcl. .- mu ini" wa. driving Ilu- lm- tiuck liie .ladiuni wa. nol cumprliim elenienlnrv muti hlgjx ichoa] Tax) of Ihe Forelfn I i biilb'.lge I,idll |li" hll".m ill i "IiiimI i lm denli-r-i' -i-i xn-i- maiiuIb ii " i inok" "i.veli.pcd Ihe fjpnmmlttee. and by Honator Wherry willi any ollin pio|rcl of dir t’uy. li.n.iimunn me u.-eded lu meet g.-i-i nml ni"cliaiuc-i, and liu-. ii I m ' I I. ,- peak lunil "f enrollment ex-RANGOON, Ruima. Mat. 1. wind.nelghhorlmi.d I lames i/l'| — U. .H. ruilni'-v <»ffi« i.«l- ..nd x'imc i ,i-lir ns chnlin, m "f ilu- l. •7R-Neb|, ihe OOP floor leader. ""„ a oi lab-d xxilli I i-iil' I .in .Mil" I ‘iiI.IMI'I *•'«' It. m.il •• ll," iiin.pt'd Hoc" Com I into a xurunt The 18 delegatee, now In Pari. an tuygriird dial die niiginal .....led in KlftH. s.iul tml.iy that Mix* Srlnm M. M.itxillrn. Aniriic.tn nm.imi.iiv mn«r I *■.,,111-11 xxi lli". ""III mu.I XI","in v dlX l i|i-,l III" lllie *|iuke yeitrrday to a ills" i""l"d ni"U xvllh l.igb g'-ma ut $|fi*i,lNNI ma.tri plan cuuld l» mi-d iii.iti.it'i-imnl uf lb..................... xvln.ee ilayum wa. aunoiincrd in W i.hintllnn yexlrnlay, xv.i- luiliunl X , In your charge »f -i cuali m, Well l S & J » S o!?nPa5Ue|» e | il." «"riu'i "f Ro:i" i'"oiI ami Hanicalrd down to alwnil StKMHMt ...... imi itrmip ol the clone of Ihn l.y lint Hirer l.amiite hrfotr ilir xva» lillnl. ili'imiIim-iil uf Hi,Moul Mi'H'oi y it,iii H.-pxiblicsu'i mill li.xn-rals minimi roiivenllnn of the Ameriloid Aveiuia, nu'iii.'-iug l.i.inea lO H iiiw e oa r*e * mat i I'lppcr, i,luce xmi l.ax" I , PH I I I i'll I S I.... I . i iiimi-ll i" .ii by MAGICIAN JAM.I D l ircincn l.i'.d >.ui the can Ar;iirintliin uf Hchuol AdminTl.e (.lliiuls eaid the 67-yr.ii ..Id nunr (ton. Seu.ilnkia, Me-., llllllt .Illlll-II tl.'l'll Imi.IX in. "d ill" i-SII", I feci .1 . III.XV LOS ANQF.LF.B, Mar., S. — |/P> i-trnlors. Ham"-, bcf.ne llo-v "tuld npread. had been healen with idle butt, wtirn elite failed In umleiet.iinl l.ri i..|> Ml llidl'iu, xvhi'1 1 a buy III I ”, f.-i-iIv i.rupur for no ur. ix — William J. Van Berkth 48, a maIn ulli"' place-; they were hackIn Iluinmi .aid, there will ■11, und "iglill. in ui"U,l„'i of the fllalo |bii."i-n,lic Ultelidi-d lb" fi"v•*■ in- in 6UII non rlnldren In Ihe na- Im.' ronimande. in,; grndc'i iii m -I ioii I lii'ii', and wax le n native, who Hint lo le.tur IMix* Maixillr fur*,Uy died xxilli 1 "mmillm to remind v-m Mml iiuii'ii tchni'te Now there are abnul III" file appeared III h" ,x|>relitu member > > f Ibe Fpist'npal I lunch l'i-p|."r long ego d r "tied Dm year-old girl helper* in morale III. IHNI.IHK) m the school*, he her esid.— shot down lu ainbueh, i w o # ' ---------------------- — - • iiik in ll." l.ii) al";. toward Twell|i"iiii.ci.iiic r s ilv of Ilmiii,. and Hlindav nchiHd colidin'li'd by Mr. violations. “The nation I* Need with tha miles from eafetv. il li.ey want I" -ee this wi.u.sn jnn,"d forces will, ilu radica! S (I. I ll,'" It" In,- alxvayt liked 1,"ll. Ml reel and l.ilv Couil. One The inirte’* kidnapping tool alive to pay ^8,00(1 rupees lalmid He waa returned to J*U y«rj»r■if it"' homes menaced by the iiiii-i critical educational plant lay la lieu-of * 16,000 bond after -horU£« in Malory," Hamon *aid. Place near Die southeast coa-tal Ifi.WJOl and .gold weighing If- wmg nf il." Dtniorralir I'uilv ol .Haufurd and wauled l>. come back ■picuding flame: xx» Ihe con* il,.- i.nrtl. and ca-i in t, oxaliiion here, ‘.aid Mr. 11.nil "rel" Idoek hum" xxlncl, Fdwtn nMfnment In city court. Th* OKLAHOMA C IT Y . Mar. \ — “A -h'lrtage exist* in both pub­ I iiwii of Mnulrneln. Details of Ihe Dunn.' World Wav II. Mr. Sluuluilner, Cilx’ Atloincv, in erectxvtil. lb" Itepuhlb'ui^arlx against " **to ld a dletrlct attoraey*i» »• f/p) — A fireman mistook n life- lic and nou-publlc facilities for Inciilent were told lo reporters to- p-iunda." Hullou x.'ivnl a- a raiiluin iii ini' on Ro-e C.mi i near the Ivey Donnell said as soon •- hr heard . erator that Van Kittliol ta- tlia doll *hnt cried "Ju»t like * 'eleinmlary and secondary school- flav by Hsllard R. Donnell. U .H. Din Ordinani'" Dept., ami retain- ll"i.,e data} them to hay* m m rtta- baby" tm Ilir report he and Dr. G. A. Hoard, •old girl and und fur Institution* of higher edit- Vice consul. •r n two-year-old rt.n rank of captnin tit It." Army SFGHir TRNNfW F IN \ l 1ST Ibiunetl, who look a plane to held secretary of the American tlont with i f ichoolbaya la re- carried it from n. flaming Himl bed­ . i*n<'ii . , . I \ I.l.AIIAHRKR. Mnr 1 i/l-i H.'r.rr*" Ciirpn. II" in a metnl^r There nre thousands of chll- Monlmeln lu organise the search H.iplint Mission HoclelV here. ..rroom yaalerday. The child iuffnTW O W E A T H E R xiihi-.i Gibson, freshi.iun ill of lb" Aiui'rlcnn t.i'ginu "f III" r#5VTafte|md Srenfali wA* quoted caled. governinenl official', ill,'" in every stata today who are fur Mins Maxvllle, known si c.inDad Kpin'opnl I'lmrcli, Imarried und Huriila A. and M. Cnlli-gifor tt’nailaaea rta Page Two) "Mama" liv Die Rurmrse, returned aa taring In a ttatenteat to offllliiddhisl monks and even underCarolyn Thompson, daughter of JACKHONVII.I.K, Mar. 3. here tu t night after hurylng her world elemonls In Ihelr manlmni. Ni-grit".. Imre, lias rencln-d llio ban Ixv" children.A soil in attend Stall*.1 eera: ”1 Inatructad tha flrla In' I m Mr.^nd Mr* Charles W._Thon»p 1 II. - u log Florida Slat" Duivcrsily al finals of llio cnsH'ru Inilom wiiiii * t IIORHKI.I. WITH DR A WM < n n Christian cemetery at Munieioterir aipecta Donnell said "Ihe kidnapping .... Ii! XDmia ----8ft Tallahassee, sod an noon on thh i..' Icnnl'. I ixuvumi ,.".il in N ' i -. x F.x sIl'A, klar. A — 0 b — Ja mein. • HK.iisod the entire oountrvsidu * tianahlp." V-'l 4 ibiHton u'lioollug In finished, the family, Yink nn v. (I. Harrell, Orlando attorney, withlie said Minn Maxvlle wan driv- which the gang had hern terror04 Hut bank including a I'd year old daughter, Th" Wilmington N P "id de■fr.-r.- *r-.M th.. Tf. 9, r-"ir,'»orlnl lr.n- e ro palFid' frny, ll.v isiog fuj auruc inwliilu. M-U, . * 1 •4 race teal night and threw his sap- Olnnensary a* Kamawet lo Moul- Ihune aiding un were themselves f"uu.'d Kdna Nallclia 7-b s5-:i iii intend In I-mui.Ii-Ii a liom" litire (-'-••fc* *1 ••• • .......15 liifrnit . . ... Hi" ii'ioi final round yesterday, rt io Rep Oeorye Bnjtllwn. mein, Sii mile* away, when flee Ihe victim* of tha kidnapper*.” 57 Galvckton . ... ...... WATER BPORTS nnnminaed hi. withdrawal at raiders halted hoe afatlon. wagon Tht. Burrnaaa Airforce aided, and will play in the finaln lomor......»« Mayfair Inn guestn xvill bo en­ Now Orleans end of a W « h Iwfare the dropplaf louflota laying th* mis- roxv. Her opponent waa nol known tertained H n ii il a y with water Nuw Y'ork rampa Junior Chamber a< Com­ Tha raiders drafgad tha nune -louariu did not Intend to pay a her*. FA MG Athletic director Jnko formation, diving nml swimming I’ltlihurgh .. merce. from tha car and Mat her with ransom and appealing to the kidE l Ilorrall said he lined — —***■ their rifle butte whop aha didn’t nsjipento release Miss Maxville Gaither r.nld she la the only Negro to tie presented by Rollins College Seattle at ....... 57 in lli« New York Invitational tour­ Tarpon Club mermaids, it was an­ .lack amvill" •mathera “to d a quickly aaatMth, DautaU said, 70 59 Miami per and the ecoi .hay celled out to Uia other oaDonnell said authovlllee received nament. flhe has bean Nntlnnnl nounced today 08 41 The exhibition will begin ut itrlntulo .............. Negro Woman's tennis champion philo/ophle* he Tatnpa ........................... 08 3:00 P.M. for two y ssri, • pou*as.H Senator Pe p p e r S c h o l l Demands Opens Campaign P r o o f Of G r a f ! Willi Radio T a l k Bias! By G r i f f i n Attlee Regime Threatened With Nation-Wide Strike, Steel Issue t tl Giants B ig Team May T r a i n Here If S t a d i u m Built it's..** iiA»„a. \ ne Department National (auard T#l A H | I| 1 #, (’amp riilll l o Attend Saves 2 Year Old At Fort Jaekson Ghild From Gas ^Senators Oppose Entrance Visas For‘Peace* Group (irass Fires Brinj* Trucks To Homes In Rose Court Many Of Nation’s School BuildinKH Termed Unsafe Burmese Bandits Ransom, K ill Aged Am erican M issionary Nurse Life-Size Doll Causes Death Of Youthful Owner | a r e s & .’s i# '* '1- * ' 'ranss'is: ic W " t-x* & ____ ________ ________ ___ - ('tl x »4 *.4-i j. ' ; C.T p'i’M in to — X. , • V _______ - ____________________ L �mm t,». wAWoka n.o«tn* ».*«sitli«lir4 in I Bag • » tu i**..i iim . i i and Naadar Saiardar » ll N » « s« lli .tir s w . r . i i e r e d a s *e ro ad ' rtaaa ( M i t e r i M l v k r r ST. l a m . a l t h e P e a t O l lie r • f a a a f . r d . S'lnrlda. a a d e e th a Art a t f » » a r e « a *1 t t a r r h a. ISTh HOI.I S M l I - I.KAN lld lla e rraiilmlaa* !■ " S v ,n .| ia .fr mhS **ilm »l II' m Um The oit'iHiixution of furmers by dinlrfctit for thu coimorvntiuii of th fir |iri’»‘imia noil iu nprcntllnjf uloudlly throuuli llio iiulion, mi the whole without much commotion. A t the fourth iitiiitiul convention of the National Amtociation of 8ol| ConHcrvnlior. D intrids. in Atlniiip, n memberflhlp of about four million fnrni | hhi|i)u wiih reported. Thin indicatua it in n healthy oi'punizutioii. The coiutoi'vuliim district iilen look root in the depression years, when it wns looked on chiefly iim u gchotlto to find worlt-fiii iillo linmi'*. Its prowlo inis been held.b’i*.T, Tsy iii*t..\ XU*n)aa*^»v.i.S,i Itiaali*. Schott Challenge* Organized Soil Saving The Sanford Herald ISf llrmM I* a m*mli,r af »l>r a*»mli,lr.| I'.r.a itHIrli I* rnllllr.l r«rl«.l*rli In i d «*r lor ■.,.■>1.1, . rallna ... *11 Ihr l..r*l Mr**. i., i . i ,, i •M IhU Mr**«pnr*>. nrll n. nil XI' nr«*. Sl.,i*,rhr«. Fit I HAY. MAII. .1. IP,SI TOlUVts lillll.K VK.ltSi: Jlia tlr r aliimld he Ii II ih I, but tJml nerd* mi M iiulliihl. | | r , r r , hlim** all I,ml Nllll regard* nil hue iliy a* hi* m*n. Hud I* im n spcvloi uf |Mir*un*.--Acta 10:111. peddling liquor licensee, allowing slot machine operation* for a price": and other "serious broach* erage Department employees' aclivities. tiriffin tolil the Governor, whoso • lose friend and adviser lie was until tun weeks ago, that he had i c p o r t s Beverage Department ssuiL'i t “hive been nulling liquor I 9 1 6 _ Super DcLuxe FORDSEDAN Rescue Wrong Baby .1 ..... mmt Aen ■ ■ ImiHi ■ItUHtiessWwtttn 'KIi larmurs and rgliu tnucc t«> have I heir individual farnilup. methods amt lialdls niohlrtl In the re<|iiiremtMits of <t district IC aallaaeS r o w Ih'spilc the adversitim*. in prmvinp uumbern farm |M'op|o havii heroine eiilfiusiaslii about I be plan. The imtliUHinsIs have imu lioleil I lint I In <•> I and effort pul Into il now will lie repaid in Inter yem op fa'iiis whirli are lltni'o protltlclive. easier lo work ami abb lo witlinlniul many of the trieks of weather. People ol a in lin e era, both farm ers and their ensloniers, may III' \'I ry praleful I isi- eoiistrtlClIvu projeels iniilerlaken now to Keep soil ami water, ami the wealth that is in I hem, where I law ran lie used. N EED S YOU* HELP GIANTS. Sanford rorum Hanford I* now in an era of pri'irrc** ami a* it coalltiue* to ................. . m It I,. Drnii, Editor r«ar 11*0 Low' mileage, good tile* Good mechanically mm, was alone in her pineal-' on *talra apartment when the h ln tr. I...I.. /*•,». The home i* III >he Will Hogen, Field veteran* hom­ ing unit. The hysterical mother acrt'antfil for fiteitten to re*cue her habv ai they ariived on the scene. .She couldn't leurli her hecauro of den e vnioke. Kitimin Hot. Foley dashed into a *ve*t bedroom where ho had hern told the child wn* i-lrcping, hilt failril to find her and hnd to re­ turn for air. "Mr*. Thompson *cre*mrd to me tlmt the haliy was III another bed­ room." Coley raid. "I crawled on the flour lo tho bed, I couldn't *ec a thing hecnu*i! of the *mokc hut I Toll something wrapped In a blanket. When I pulled It off thu bed. it cried. Just like a Imby. "When | got outside I sow it wns Jn«t a doll — a big baby doll that erie*." Coley luoiighi the child oat on a third attempt, hilt wn* too late. \V. I'. Ill-lire, veteran hospital file chief, said tho fire started In *• rliwot nnd rqirpajl to the colid * bed. lie added tho only possible cause vva* spuntanumu cmbusiuii In heavy clothing. Volin.'*' S.vslcm Change I'olilieal do|ieslers have mil been optimistic ulmut the pro„ .... , . HIHH‘* f')|' House approval of Ihe proposed CoiiNtltutioiial irsuii Hi 1 111111,111 says dun IJ. S. j aineutliui ut lo revise the Kleeloral Collepu system of elect hit; defrier* use in die best .hapr pretiiileuls. || w iiii lil I'.uloiiialieiilly divide thu electoral vote lliey bate r*ri liren oi during of n irli slate among presidential candidates affording io the prair lour Well, u « bopr lliry air popular vole iu Ihe slate, t'mler present custom, each slate's in a* good »hi.pr a*, tliry wnr lie 1 voles a re fast In a liloek for Hie eaudidatu receiving lipio r I i I lir lm r IV .n l 'll.o lm i. highest vole. W illi lids ehiuige (he electural vote, which ncIiinlly duterinliies Ihe election of a president, would follow •Womlci Why Ouk t Coops I ir ihe popular vole slide by stale ami iho system would more nearly approach Ihe c'lerlim, of presidents Isy popular vote. ilRiifd as «li,mil' ,ii jb j llir *| rah An mrtorluanlo featme in Iho eousiduralion of the propos­ ei»* I i i i i i .* ii to. M a p : Deueici .i lie' Ciinnii'ttv.-.i l'.nil I ii li.ivr lirru 'd is Hud argument seem . lo center on the (luestfon o f now brtainr t’•(.*'• *ti j i l.iiilclirld i> llu change might affect the immediate political fortunes oi nyltlft Iu 'I • d' • l oilifiijltcc .1. a one parly or llu* other. Naturally lid s tends to obsurc tinipicstioiiM of whether Ihe proposal would l,*u In the Interest rprri.il sell lor S. n.iloi I'< ol Ihe whole people, and of whether the chuiigu might Isoer lo ndc *n> made still belter by throwing out the electoral vgflie'system altogether and electing presidents by direct poptrinr bidlot. J i . Kl.ni> l ie li*. Ih iliif i «mi ii Il the matter is deluded solely on the basis o f thu nalitm lid win, d u lr A in ciii ,ui diuu id good, il is Imril to see how any defensible stand can In llouib »ri i r i s am i ' g S V c - ' f l A i i " i • taken for keeping the present system. The iiuestion to be doKurd i, lias hrrn scnlnurd to I I yided then is not whether or not to make a change, but what yrai> in priMin. I hr) should Vcrp Mud of change should be made. Ililll in I oiulmi, mi dial t* lieu Pic Itiuaiaii* limp llirir alum bmiib si ill Al War llirir lie will li. *oiiv. I g r e a t P a n e O erl lUgRcrted to Governor Wdtren Inst lie look inlo the .reports of Bev­ ,*l,ii»l*.*rn1 ff*r ,h- it...,,.... .., eonservatioii p io je ci. There '"Mv been m any instRitecs In 1. 1*1*11 laail*. Mill l<* ..H r .iil I hi wliieli faniD'i’s were a re a lly ilisap|Kiinteil in the num eiliutr ■I Mgttlnv Hilser<l«lnit Mira. .. . > *l!..a *ll, II, I*. el I eels of the eonseivalion plauiliuu. and apliust at ila cost. ll> e rr**a lltr* m l »*!*» privilege* In ilry counties, mow. Il will allrart more Indu*- |i up. la Itllii alone there w a - ! iiic,*, ami i l I* our jolt a* rilixe ai. Snaftiii! I if tiil.l i $1 1,000 H|K'nt in repairing till to do everything we ran Upkeep -'iiiifiii.l, I'hirahi ium |.lan d , ami Ih e ie have l.ie n " k “ l we have, while we are gelM.hi Sir: tlog mure. 1 firm ly believe in the There are imoiy r|tire,,* hi Sun-1 '•ally Mini* cpi'iit tiiit-u tlieii ami loaiinued growth ami progre.<» of e are, al prem'lit. facci fnnl whii llu M«l m'i'iii to lie *ur« w ith , Hanford, mid 1 cannot help hot < *8 90 .00 „/ 17 i A cim J Door Sedtiti one owru-r, losv milcngv $1296'°° • 1 9 \ 8 FLEETLINE 4 D. Chevrolet Sedan Driven only I8.TD7 miles by unu usvner, Radio, Heater, Ucfrostm ' I 9 I 9 FORI) I! Itiair Srslan Only 7lHtl miles $ 14 9 5 - 0 0 of Just wlml they are beliig nuked -piui ling mound ffi.OiM). th'i* year! feel that an effoit on our part in to vote for mi the Hl.iduno i-»uv before uiiyoiie ran he allowed in giittiiig a new Stuilium will be il i In- iiTnrendnm to hr lirlil no the sliiml". Cel luinly there mp*l Iiihiiitiiivu for kcetiiug our huM>liall Mm. V. Theiefore, I wish to take he an end beyond which this stun- industry, nml will he a nrolect ihi* <>j11><>iIni'llv In cxplnpi Iu*! iut. niniiot be lepnlied, hut in Its) upon, which We run ull look with evoellv what the vote I* far, nml mean time If \Ve contliiue nsinir 11 |>rl«lc. i i nroM'iit M'veml points whirli ’ H nieii'A* a cenvtnut expeiidituri Let's each of u* do oar part and •night help clarify tho Htadlutn f money which could ls< well used vo|i* yu* for the .Stadium next ' il' u a ila sM l P m a P a i r l l * * l -ue. ■ | ■■' a new- Hlniliom. I inn not n ’luvxday, Jim. 7. issuance of judge Kerch'* first Fit St. I want lo set forth the '""Idiug contractor, hut ail hf .' SilK-eiely your*, temporary order on Feb. II huso piuvouk svho liuvu in*pix'ted Kullyle llouahohli'l leslinn svldili sve will he votlnr Tho President’* Board of Inquiry it in ngnilM no Mar. 7, nml I >he gtamlHland and do know- miuicrrimrta ‘again tu Mr. Trumnn. ilmig aliout such structure*, have flute fmm Ui'.olutiim No. 771. Mr. Trumnn then direct* tho • •’polled that il I* definlli'ly iim s u m ..', t h e c m h f han Nntionnl Labor Relation* Hoard to c ioo h safe. l-nun CONST lit tl’T A MUNICIpoll the miners In the next la t'M. MK.Ml ill M l. STADIUM TO Ill the tlili.I plme, I feel that day*. The board certifies tho ro­ ll‘..aira*p4 fi'ii* l'*a. Hart ‘it; FIN ANCKIl l»V PLED G E OF 'lie Sladlam i* a MUST project Iequlreil by hiss III attend school h,,H of the election to tho atHE HE VENUES TO HE HE- lot u> at prDel'll I. heraiiM’ San- Ill I ll ll ll lil lg S th a t i m totalis* turney general. ITV KII TIIEIIEFUO.M AND IIY "id ha* been Kliisving ami I - grow- - a t i s f n e t u r v . Mcnnsvhllu, federal Judge RichI ' I. E D G E OF AHUITIONAI. line, ami new IndtlHlrlea are coming "Other thiairumU are attending niund IL Kerch Issued an HD-day I ’N IIS W Ml. M ILE TO TH E II llie tillie. One of the biggest ..... huo|................................ in ovorniiwdeil ..... ami Iit in ''national emergency" Injunction A •u.mcliiii.u ••u'l h.'ik, ,| run m I Imi ||„. |T||jt,.,| HI«il«*H is CITV tl'ITIEIt TUAN FUNDS Tf) mill Iriio Hint Sanford ha* gotten ninke-shifl rlHesimints, • I hr .''raatr J iiriu jmy Cnimml • ** land thou- gin*t tho coal strike under tho HE HMHF.lt IIY Alt VAI.OKEM ........ years I* tlm New York ■and.* of pupil* ure intending Tnft-llartlcy Act. Ire lias appiuieil a liumlinl tluui s,tin ill will'. \ c pciH-e Iit iii ifo hrivc been nljriinl w llh t;«-|- I .W E S 7 " ) on eon readily a a e jC m iit'. tiain ln g schmd nml farm H'hoiil ml a half-tln.c basis." lint there wns no Indication Hi" *,V',A J < • pi'i> . iiiu I Hi" pimnpci I tup lining s ii is not cuim I. from (In* ipiiirtiini that the ( ' l l ) > In n and it l< aoinuthlng that s.mil’xiriHnr .ippni|)M.i||o|j ,1m -*»• The cost of the mammolh cuii- miners would take It any mure Comiiilsaioii i* ask mg the pmt'jle ue c irliiin ty svaat to keep. I ■lmetimi mngimii Is U'o much to seriously than they did two IIIV lii t i i . " ’ I!"'.1 iiH 1!1" ' ,l"' "• Hip .inn- nli((uiiuii i < invrs||*c.)ti<>ii «jl iMyiuii/rrl g.im<> A ll In at' citjl ul I'Wk Inns' lass, on I lie 's lu lu I f linnitn iv liiih for an I'xpri'sslon «f their approy^j li:i.e heaiil couiu people any Hull h<JtiAjdilfiH,/ruin''Pmiiinijnilv lax- 'hsy temporary "stop atrjko inliait. j lla ii Ililll tn i)jai,li|ly. ' I....... II diaapinosiil "l a HOW Htlldhipl lliey tlllid. SVe m e,' spending too al id I ■|i-1‘ fr' ,-oiiiliim.t log of stale dor* which prccodyd H|e n«w Inv'losv rX,iV i with I In- .tuning of ..fririj.l p, tll.u k , rack ................... much III/ t lie G i'llIII K. Ibissever, I amid jcodiyiiuiity laxaimn, Haiiion ^junction.. . ) linv ftiriihhlini' Irtiiling vs it Ii * II,- fn.'iny is on fxninph'. nml il ililr. lime, 'silliout ileslgimtllig any -pccific (nml* to be cm marked svish'to point mil llpit m'eo|dillg ihi* i j g ci'iim.t In b. lulyiiutugf in c iiu lrolling thu (ivrm uu nml for i tile, purpose. Tim slxe.icoal. i" figures *e,,ined fiom thu City, sa id lq, |Hit dj'jtlm l C o lig iess . lias .... u n tly .lis - and finaniiiig id sucli a Stadium ss, aie gism g the Glnufs over tlit'I H| d n p u iU 'H o u v,,m q o S , ( j n I M s uafc*ai||Al W n.................... s liIn H llN i I'M iimi iiili d a aiiiiiher »!!!«?* i five yenf period o f't h d r l»»ff: lo n n r ......................................nos ( lin t th u (HI ..T fH iiiim im0. W W ni’l , " • , ,l1 . of thtdr Ip^-P Hi ! ,. f*jLl 11slbJjj'dsiiig giants to slats'* MSentfrn m lif Ii I, I lliit lu lllIi11111,*. . . . r i , >’ f’pmmU^ ,„„ 1 ,„| ti'-c yciif 1 9 4 9 CHEVROLET Coal Seizure Nntion’8 S I 1 9 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan One owner, losv mileage $1 59 5 *0 0 1 9 4 8 OUlnmohilc Station Wagon I Cooks new • Radio. Ileuter Deluxe Equipment $ 1 5 9 5 .0 0 r n i i s i s nml I I I A I I C S NICHOLSON BUICK CO. I'h im r 10.11 Sanford, F la . w iiiii t’A’roitk1 w4m hie liAlkiln; lul lit' vriimcnn miglil weII look to i. I s iiiic i : uponij, ihioiigh W •'?rt«|lll)f ‘AW W .W tl >'W. flit lire Ills! Itine time the *>ai. ill only IIIe slLlys was I.i,111. in VH tPf i'j'h. *1* Iril all tlie, ,irri up I'* .peii*<'ii ...... . ftr..A(K» IMH| i , >VlH.(klft (too. No wuntlci I lin'd.i is llu- one lull'll! ■I» 1 ill l!i.- wlmlr uilivcttcl UsSi*'' "' Bvsrx, till and siinne ale sullrii ini' lint i ill,litis up bn l.iiimin:ii inn. tayt Ls.iuitclitl. Ihlly fjia Ham al kdluinlna. S. I'. ‘ I'sciv llbng in Auirin.i drjieutL on irx", lie s.iyi, "you i.in'l rvrn adsi ili.e an auto....lull luc with nut duyg ntt in icx Mmal m ull lions in lliit irnmlry Insve olimgcd to a losv uesei liclpte ixpeiKluni in a inrtion of ttir wfllcut void. Theie it.nt» lti>pr'»l all lor,Ajncl* c:a unjftv ssr hasr a rc'Dal". Somc|hmR to ll.'ttls about. ....... g i'l till w it h n |>mii '0.............. U n it y . IlflW l l i t l f n|t'|'i« U'AhiH tfituiki f t t i ' ,. ui ut rn i n ,'I.P W ill. 1 1 . * . . 1 *, n * !, l i l .1 «•!r it ia l iy ri'l|M i[ " " V .'r r j.l,' ! ! ' m i ' ! r . ! .....; Jr"'" w l»«» i" « i ........... .. IF-?-r f d * - $•v*'*' t imvi'l . " . f ; . r ' ' C : S , ‘.'l K.a..7C'Vta:im V oir.nnv iri'etfy' pay f.n ? r--------- Mr. Mimglilmi. nin liitort to is emit «Im i ue I'lintil build To r $7ri,0imh(j it XSP,Mull Oil Tlie itli'i idea he||lg r if sse ,a ii pus jlily coiietrunt N .......... fit. j tnp'i.— i ••• ! Stadium ssllh n heatliiir • '"'. vim and Eugene A o l»L Uni vei'idly of Paris ptofi'SMir I WO R ubs Iiiiis , biologist A le x­ ander I.. Oparin, nml film d ir e .Im Heigel A . Gerasimov, also on' laenihera ef Ihe group, nlmig sslth two It.vlli.n senator*, mi llalinn mayor, a Cahaii labor leader, and Hcveral Inwyers nml jiro fe *. Mim fi uni atlu'r countriis. W herry raid the delrgalluii w ii i l l « to vlnlt this country to pellMon I ’i'iig rrs* In lain atomic mm- mil."Its. r "Iim United Stale* would not I lii.ll until bill'll tillie Us SSI' CO'dll hiu. l> i luinly It is good biisini's,. m' iim ' to atlrael this kind uf prog rt"s ssllh sill'll a Miiall ixpelltliliiie mi our part. You might u*k boss doe* till" effect having a nusv S lad la m ? Ms aiissver to lliu l svoiild Im tliut the Giiiuta have two mure yi'd is to go on their pio old It lus • lo t'll Uggesli'd that utlder lease, sshirli uliligale* them lo give such h lila ii, It might lie svnrked iiq n team iu tlm Florida State nut so that' the C ity rould pav one U'ligim in nddlthin to llir ir furni half uf Hid root mid tho leiauliidei and Hclimil syHtimi, mid idiligalL* ef the filial* IHxew-uiy lis ralsvd Hie C ity lo iim lidniu an adequate and iiaial.lv Unnehall firld , svhlcb gelling mm profit slock to Inter* naturally means mio in wldi;h wc call'd eitlxun* nml spuria (Mia. can llrasv giant 4tfriuhuicfe. rrutvtll This him (orlninly ha* iiwrit and for Hie Stulo (.faguc gantca^ Nosv. If ssu du Hut show i.’liough jo n v e s eiiniful ruiiaidrraLuiii,'.' ■So< ondiy, there are seme uedpln ilderDst lit H if Gimdw iu .gruyldf Hold or need periiiauent Idem Il­ ls. 'Ibis, to III)' seems like a very .vtiThlo solution tu our piuldeni and uiin Hint euiilil |m,.sihly Im flnaneeil by the C'llv Itself ssllhii.lt the gii'ilt expense uf fiuuiielug vxit Is min: iriiding agency. I : T 4|i, •I t) 4 RING CIRCUS (lilsiiild Child Hli.tt? ». -**««f| # • ‘Lt* •••* 4 J IraltHMt h l‘‘ .*• •» V I rr MARCH 9, THURSDAY • ‘UiJ '""k IL will «U, Jim pgrch.Vi W* *»lr* , >• i- .> , This la llw second pm,mu who Im* hei'ii gassyd al. Ull* aimitmv.utis said Chief Cluvtlaml. A few veurs ago firemen hail lo imu ii pnlliimtor to revive Alhirl llooth ''I'V uw’li ovcrvpine by gas fjlm'es. Mi. McGill, svho live* in tieiiov.i, luip|>( lied to lie s'ldtlug tlii' ih'pailihe.it when the call came, lie ex­ pressed high pi-ninc fur the promptness and effieieney of the flrrmi'ii la xoming to tlm aid of thu child, declaring that they arrived Just In time. t ■ 1 «L»i»l i | im • fib'' O f Atlvunce Snk’H W ill Uciuniti W illi T liu 'S iiiifo n i Li.uits ('lull SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jack K . Mon I hoii, Manager "a n t 'In (ipan Its gates In the Imho ale plague," he said, "and to allosv these revolutionaries to come into this cptttlltv snd spread llir ir d iflH n r ngnlhst our govcrnmeiil who feel Hint the proeenk' HtadlAttV lug which rciiulres them lo renew la iidequiilo for our no ds. I.el'a ana would lie rquully dangetou*,” or extend their Imsc when Ilia rd- if Him is emmet* We must re* llu r m v H u h a n d ilH H'shtlarfsd S'rmu I’sas Oort approximately Jh yeat*, The future iioliry of Ihfe. laden Inis earfcrded hji a,good ,lt uovenuneitr trill he announced In bill IIInnaH traodeth lKMH a speech by King George VJ When qlder.ilt uoU tbe juore Jl he officially upuiia rarllamrnt on Monday. The reports that the l.aborites might try to appease the Cunservutlves nnd-'lduerals ■by delaying steel nntlonalliatloii had gained strength from Itoday's appoint­ ment of UO Junior mlnlstsra by the U| mid nlsq towns which would .Ire willing.tu Irtillii tha'amwAtVilAdil' Itlcs If they could gel wlml. we w , \U B K n» Famous Vo te aiHer J caNi VOTE KOKt SMATHERS!! Muku Y o u r* A Double D u ty V O T E DEPENDABLE Nahte ... ....... - TAtMlrtw •a u»c ime<is 4 'D b o r Botin n ipjetely new' it in WUNKEBiTOWRDOIAAl® Interior • Wing I’ipB-Mocassin Toe--Plain Toe-Loafers Size ttto 8 -B & D Widths Wytu pUe wall t|rvs r.' T T v , .............. :* v f •*»?*• Klul*U U ln light blue Bad* or they may have been L a t s is , drunks and dope..' r«itWii7 S S f S ‘£ A .Clip The Ahave C e*i»> A *d BMI WUlt , ‘ • « .t * .• '■/lit hslpr Semlhofe bounty dry for "Sragthgr* F o r 81 Sanford, Florid*. itb • f•1 ' ' • r in t g * . r* •u .1 • '? ff 'M M ■* * iW l ' { n V Hi .U y - 'J jl ‘im jtK iM y • i*’ V , • v i I t. i II 11.v Y m ip . A tfvji i in i T'i ek v (d N t|vv t'Tuin A L lilll •T. The economic comnilttre of iiieiiilier that* lliar pwufiit grand* iiiainini! I wo ym is .la up, mid tllo T ill lien l Tnil'll ('iiligrosn culled (Hero urn plenty of other towns stand waaf |aliR At* is It a nifi'l intr foi next Wednesday l.'ihur1* dnge fren/e policy. The .t i tit tin f *fkr(**iit<V HWl and iu Florjun wlikii'hath! klndUH hlr hi review ils nltliude Iqsyqrd. | In* TDD unions have H.lHin.OiK) mem* mated llfu of tWefuInvsei •’ Iiiihvs, which cun ho used as .ours lielj.' ’ . She was to .have been ip the Stale Department siy* Sec­ ugreod. retary ArJtcton. How about un* released Tuesday but the villagers known CpmmuitliU? How about 1... I I I . I ...Issiii ril'tKopIt **1k» tiaic no Usiucit hr there? Undeisccrclaty of itei I’eurifoy testifies that 202 pfnype* ham been reniovecf froni 'Slate Department during the >t IWO years because they were .ii, . liv ..r* ............ .. ...... ■ ! :! 3 S v S .I :5 r t « M 1 •* ’ * villi'. luimlwrKing. It vejidi "Tlicy are mnv asking CO.IMH) rupees (about »l,l\(lj and in pounds of gold. I know you have nut* tut lt.> i They day tHoy Will bill"ine by noon Monday.'. Tlwt will he all right." . • » . ! ’ •> prime inln latfr, ,'IWe Intensified one affiirls to­ wards 'Mlsa .i&loxwelhi release without ransom.'1 Donnell said. 'There arc no known Coiiiinuniils "The kidnapper* ultimately Dr security inveitigaiion. Ninety , 'n - w MV the fDiiAti* Gbilit* An* are Mvendlhg rloiM close'* My lb "lie iiilllloii ijnlhtr* eacli vrrir •r1 ilppi'oxlniali'iy five milllc'ii dot'V M M * i< o « riin c * 1 IV ;t e c ( V n IV r c n c e ■e‘'fiv - e venr [lerloll 1 '■'rlf •“ Inis over fh . Add to'thlsliie nmnuy I la ir |lease. O'nH.lMH.4 Eruin l'*Hr «|H*» H » o ll* < i,4 M om I 'hu, . is m liilo n R / i'ts v a y im n o : . | |tn | ity et|iuil lti the present grnmT- spent in Sanford by toorUtii ati .mil hi i in li a manner thill sve can true ted lii'ie liecause of the Glnnts, J ! m e m l ' . ' i p . .. J, II.. i't|."in,,i l liiUd .SUluo, itudmle fiuoeil nh Jxt'II geiicrtif n.-ieliii v, ,|,'iuai„|t',| timl painter I'uhlo I'b'ie ,.! 11,,. il nils' fill oil* dale mid section In mill al— the uxtciesivL* national which 'We receive in a •li'uihm* o. rllilr ib»if thi'fr**br .mi'll Iled "Red DhafS" nr Ciini,. it, and also build peiinam bt iidvi't Using Ills I-, • i. u i . ....... , . . I .......... i. a> 4. no •"oil""im ■ <. in, lerl. •oiv. the Rev ilewlelt .Inhli'•"• ( lilca* liec. mid along ssllh I' i to Hiiuogb the limutH and the amount He mid llm l tin . move m id jn iili.il rdn, pnsliiiei lent Mon. sldi- pmlahle Idem Ip I' ssld* h of 1.......lil to n u i. MHununily is aililit ii'iuil miHoimlUiilinii sseie tagu: Helglon 1.1•.r.,I.- lo ieuiisi Mu*- ,.i,l,| lie i,M'd for le>t). 1'H. i l ' j l l aiid j ssay m e sn n s ofM 've million dot " I'ltl I illrt'l (IhUt'il tlir f' If1 1 11'|| (i I" iodmse mi ||n iiiitiim al e le c Hon mi Felt. 'Jit. Olhei slot in signals sverp. flying iu the fan* of ihe I ahor guvoru turnt. They Included: I l.m d llenverlirook's m ill l.nI'o iile m ss. pain i., deiiinuded Ihe imiinsnl of leftwinger John Htra 1*M'v fruiii Ii I m in*iv imat nn wnr mini ler. The newspapers said lie ss 1. 1* an avossed (,'ouilllUllUl. •be l.alioi Ruseriiineiit nirm iglv denied thu elisige, If. A nation • svlile strik e svas ordered among .I.IHlu.miO members It'* all a lol ol Imry, t.i)t Jutltt** of the confederation of shlplmlld Hiij aud engineering unions. They Ketrlir Ohj John L never tfilii the milieu Iu iiajf "II lli't job al nil. He irally turd to gel them 11 ru back Iu ssmk svijh all hi* mmhl end main. jtiH at tin? i.<>U(t had (pdetrd linn Iu do, lull tiir). jiltl veuuldn'i sin ii. They’ti) jint ftmny Vjm\ way. 'Ihrv alt* titer «mn thinktnt 'ainJ ssunT Irl nolaaly tell ilirni what to do. Al ieatl |h«tV wlml ' Kerch teems Ij think. Hut K I cisjug mil to lu.ui) ) o.sss ago dial ■aid dial a judge u supposed ta be, as Inlflllyrnl as everyone else iM i that what 1* common kmmledytc. It nmy salvly U presumed llkt judge know). i ik . w wh I slim to w ork out to Hie gteuUpd j <urn ei-signs mid I'xprtidll f ’H,!'.*.' for'ichiaitivtiinalrucllon. ndvnntngo.nf tlm C ity. I ill rough meh ntld ifiatertnl*, a slim n t. A h ri'iiiu i **I us the Hsnfi.rd IVaeg. of appVoxllnafi'ly U 1.000.*P), fin-: 1 • MpM �ry«i.y » itr PAGE THREF THK HANFORD HKRALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA T 11 make tore.,ted tirend cubes for lunu'd fioni Umulilln and h s la y ­ soup . Iliad , nl puddings, cut III* ing w ith M rs. Hnllv I.e F ilx , Mr. mid Mi h.d I’m mini to It cm I o|| tlie uumlii'l of ttreyif III M lts. I.. Ii. S l'K N t till Hy V A l.I.K F N P it AV A T T Alomlny I'm Ih rii hntne in Ft -■ tits ii'ipiircd, then cut agiiiti into .Air-. II C liiaddy. Airs. K arl Way tic. Iml. m a ll rtilies Place on a cookie llecausp all ttarden Club mcmMrs. Clyde Stinson wits hostess S llllim e n ille mill .Alls H ull T ilu ial The home nf Airs. Fred Ycrkes sheet ui ua slow oven i.lol toast her. and friends are looking fo r­ at her home nl 3(K1 West S ixth were hn-less.- f o r a miscelliineou» liurrinl to the ground early unt I ;he m in ', re golden brown L'arlln Palmar Ray—Society Editor Telephone 148 Street on Tuesday evening for tha ward to the Flower Show next ■bower Imntiring Mr. and M rs. wa* Sunday iiioniing. The fire deuart- nil ali -ides, I inning frenuently. Wednesday and Thursday. I regular meeting of the Ju nio r WoKoliert Staimland Those attend­ nient from Sanford and (lviedo men's League of the Congregation* thought I would write something ing iv ei e Mi mill A ll*. Philip were unable lo -mo the home. The nltoul flower urrargernenl* " -hlc!i | ” n i l ( at Church. lla u e i, AH oml Ali -. Hnrnce John- A'erkes loone was l.m m n a* the The business session wa* con­ I read recently. son. Alt mnl Al> Major Notion old "l.n io io home “ Kvety ftnwet nrrun.'ei ducted hy the duh president, Mrs. Air.', l.nltue Mdeiman on tier' t - i*n --- >.*i ien :rij Al' ip ! Air- \A I Solg, Mr. and H. K. Kvaii* nm! the group voted P’liono ■ every lot a« nn'.rTl All-. Th, ’i on rtmmji1*, AC and Air wav to work F ri'lu i iiignt ~ian »r Pliinli i ii lie one who wields ill ,,, ,, „ . , , ■t» Inin the vrM vItle. ,.f the Uniteil Kll (• o il'll. Ml- K tilei lilo lllll-. into a I'ai ko.f i ili a no U Tile Sanford Woman'. Club is M n ry jle le u kite has left | Connell of Clmrchwomen, Plnns brush ivdb liignuuit The flower I Mr*, "o l.in ,I We -.in. Airs. W. (i, Imd no lig lil* ■it ' F R ID A Y She i- suffering making plans for Ihe birthday for A tlanta, Da.; -t .-1'.. h In plntix n u a n i'i'i i . more ihao a e u .it , were also discussed In show rellg Aiider*. Ali Hattie Ailkin-m i, from chesi amt kin i uiiui ie i and The Am erican l-cgion A u xilln ry calendar for Ihe purpose of mis- to spend the weekend. she ian etcher, a scniidi'i and tb i slim. Dim w a ilt a v ifa N l ions film s ul tlie Parish House Air C tl Killu c. Air*. Alarv l.ow ill hold i l i regular meeting at inp funils for inuiipleilon of work no.-e. Hhe wa i.okon i ■ mmn time' a* *hc work* i“ iiu i: a 11. Ali Fil'd Amil s. A lls. AViiidul athetiloken dating the l.ehleu sea.ua. Felim ld t.iiiiglilun Mi no.l i d 1:80 P.M . at the l.cgion Hut. on the (Tub kitchen, to make necestm work and M re. Pauline Howard of 111 Following I lie Im.ineM session f Iioi i'i * -he w rite , moti'v U ill'ic llrm lili Mi- M alunv, Air*. Mini Hosfdlal. I'Tii'lu s aiv . o i l to Sa t u r d a y •m y ri’pulrs to keen Ihe building Maple Avenue In very ill In F t. a -iM'inl hour was enjoyed during nml ilimoa Mauv .......................... ... Hal r i' d ii , Mi Ftl 1'iMmihi. » . ||-JII II of III I lllisfl'l tlllll' in good comlltion and to meet ,A "Country .Store'* w ill tie npuri- other ex pen see which may conn' Myers where she 1. visiting her which time Ihe leugue mil tidpaled •mn a n u ll'' .............................a1'*' I l c i m M Hit 11ti 111 \! i s T \\ F i r At r. and Air- i * i I I'd .......sin, Misn llnimie Jolinsoli. in a llihlieiil tuemory routeM with find clearK tell n -im v cr 'al oo Mill., Mr •oil'd hy the Hieiloe"* and p ru fi*. lie fore the cluh. I hi n a 4It>t)fi,r l \l t Atr mnl Ati I'inlip Ita io i, Al, an alm o.pheie of gaiciv "C ml a prise hellur wall hy M r.. W ilhlir nal w iip ic ii 'h Cluh at icon A M. Kvu M i l . i|iiiu H \( r*" Fiiii* I K ale Klhhe, All ( d'oi c e laud ' l Mrs, Oscar M. H arrison, presiI .liter in the evening |e < \ iirh'Mftiui'ii \l t liru v rr I i'K il Mr. uml Mrs. K II. Heim of Keeling. S t. John'* Rleelrlc Company, 'lent of the cluh, explulueil t>*%v Airs. Ill-Ill V llm 11 "II All T M F I . , . , . ■ a 11 o i ' f i D c i o i a l l t h e F ir it Street noil Magnolia Avenue Tal.iim n' I'u rk, lild., are the house delicious ri fie .liu ie u t* were served Mrs I'm 111 it miiif I*. M i ' \ Ili' P re v a il, A l a i A II. nn and l.c In thiit m l. w ill he soli] fur the cut, 1 i o , , , o . i lie I ' n a l e s e d l i i ' e Proceeiln w ill kh tn the elith'* I ,n» 1 . mii' m Mi H u e .u of Mr. and Mr*, it. S Hill hy lh< lioslea. to M i., lio n ett CarttlOWII III tendril t i l f l a i l ' l l a \1 ai a I .mri .............. ..... 11 i o il 111'll Hill- te l. ),r * . lle d e l'iil. Hi I dm , ,'le s .I M Mrs. Ilenu i . Mi Welfare lO lllllllltce. Those ill eiulnr anil that space, for name* liiin cr. M il ! I.- I'il* . Mi 1 Sanford Alumlai at C laito n Itio w ill he pruvidt-d. The d u ll vote I vans, M r.. Ila io lil lle ih s l. Mrs. f. 11, i ••.■it u hieli no ' oa Idnier's sister. charge of »ule* w ill lie Mr«. .Ini' Mima \ M> •i i . \h \.Mu- F t. A p a rti wa g u ru *•v 'la I I ..... flie i|iieslion w ill I - ;eh Italph l.ossing. M i-. Keeling and L , Corley, M rs. .lin in ', iilrtnki'ii- t" muke this mi nnmml pm |ed M ilt. M r Ii. I sa».« l hrim iii^lnitinri « Iii4t a! fit. 4 Mi Mini fo n il. derived w ill ulso he u.eil ed. il all the a il in '•> f '"- ■" II n'* i , I i •. |i, n ii, \l r Ihm i m im ilv Hall F (illiv nil- ii! ftliip nml M r.. Dnviil llnrli. I Tin- Misses Jean S n ve i. Kdnn M is. Ili ien Witte. to help finance civic activities, to ariangeioent. why i* i' 'h it Jhe ilv. Mill* H i'*, i,| M.*irll pulin' * I'l.is «■I a■l r M ON DAY 1h . ■ sponsor n girl at ( i l r l ’n Stnte, .lo g in .en nml Mary Touditon luive tii'sii'I• with no .in e d • fid m ' alt nl « it aa ntitl M, ami .A|,s. iin I ii ji Di I rim** • . ii. i , f: ' T h f Ruth Spearing Junior <J|rl*’ for donation, to the Celery Crate, lieeu named to Hie dean’s li-t for can make good fhuvci '"***'*'*"'* I adI h M I I d . \l> * mm I f III A* *! ' t I I Dick Flu n k , fi »• Fiini*m A u x ilia ry of the Woman'* M is­ Ihe Tuberculosis Association, the sdudn.tle encdleiiee nl Fh.rhla niiod-'' The nu»wvr i- lied too l Mi •' i miii I 1111.i<>itaxt mnl MI*— |Mllli It mi»l .......I ir sionary Union of the F lrx t (lap. lied Cross, the Salvation A rm y, Slate U niversity. of iIn* d iawltu*. Hculult" e d co'm I iI u iu it i"» i i Mi i ii’ |i til HRiiltiii! AI ii ill I Sill1 \aa t ii Ii s' M 111 Ugl Church w ill meet nt 3:30 |>.M. the Kducatlon Kndowment fund Ml 4 Mlh Him ilt‘t S l’D A <Pi I is prepared In ................. . 1 'T tf Wi t MM-in i* Mi amt .Mi S o u p No. I w ill meet with Mm. nml to aid in o ilier pmirrams for Mr. nml Mrs. Kdwurd W hile ___ flow el o u o 'ii’cl mud do i I" v i if iii|% • i, Mr 4 in i ii in Dtiii »»f Ur laiDlx s | III Si4l|*|il v m 111 Jiv*h P h illip ., I'Jlfi Oak Avenue, rlv ir welfnre. have a . their guest al Jheir l.nm a, , | | )ir, ull WHn ............ w | „ , s e h il, do ign and coioni-t"l tl’eiu Mi mnl M* Mi. anil M i*. It III I A 4il* |*.'l 1 1mu siinl M> Croup No. 3 w ill: Mm . A . I). The Idithdny ealeinlnr Is spon­ mi Magnolia A Venue, M i. White's n surprise hillhdnv diimyl and leirniouious • 'todi1 I'U \ ||||llttl*1l Ml |M41111i .tl I r il ltd I 4......................... | t I* avi'('I.rID| ill Rountree, Hill Kim Avenue. The sored by Woman's Cluh.. In He- unit her. M r 1. 11, M. White of t'hal- parly given ul hi home on P al­ .... I 111 i Ml Minim, III! • I I r h i m l i i l o t i In l w . . i . hi t arn ' MIHIIA Spiila-am Ihunl of the Wnmnn's iniiiMigu. Team l.mid, Leesburg, D rain, Ortnond | met to Vveilin' W i'il lie-i lav eve- ll.li"'* Al ItU II Mu J II. It.il I . V I ' l l I'M d.1 I , Mi l'i Mioelnniiiy Union of the F (r* l tli'iich, Orlando and Tampii. The I iiitig hy Mrs. Holton nml son •• inll K il,,- Iliiv l'ii" III, iu r'il i n Mr. and Mrs. Hemv Iln-diBaptist Church, age* . i * to nine Del.anil 30th Century Cluh hits rD i 111ri' i Ul) F M , ,, l.aw relief Hoi Ion A colol scheme chc, I on Mrmv t* •t*< 'ln*v w ill meet nt the ilim c li nl had the calendar a . au nnmml ,,1" 1" 11 .........m ig ld ci. Hull. ..I Halil- „ r v ,.||„ iV whit,. m,d pink wa- ......... It f:AV III ' t*‘IMftit* hi" * ’Ml. k• *4 i » 3:30 P.M. activity fur I lie past ten yeai ......... I|IIV" , ............................V."'!1'1 •« d(.....luting. K iu ji I i i i . i/ing the Mf.lt Mu l.l t , 4|* mh .*» '1 | „ U.K ttnrim ,„ . iTIle I 'lilnlIll'll Cl'is, iif the First Mrs. Ila r ii.iin pointed mil t lii. a immlh vacation w ul. Me - Hnhy I i ................. .4.......... , 1 1i B•• *»»((■ ) Piei.hytei inn Chinch //ill meet ul morning iliat the d u h . i . lint a .k t onih. uml dailghtei mi nis of ciinintlon- mid other III** | t ii» *' Mi 1 illh I * ) , I . m in* t On I'. \|. nt the Inline of Mr.. in:: for ilonutinn. Iml is giving ... , , . ,, ,, . Sluin g flowers. Place canl.i i ( tl. fluIV* » ft* * ' U . K V i.iii, 1003 Pntiiietto Avi'ime, uiticllilug - ............... .. ............. -.................... . is ... Mi <* .lackie < nmeioii, Mis« Vave | m i,,i,,,,| i i ........... tiling aiiaiigem ent 4 Li •'(* xvFti. 1. f n i m i H) |M■'F * in return. She in Hlii * (f f i ■!1 IIIim iley , ( |1(, 4Bth Mrs. Vnrn nml Mr-*. W. K. charge nf Ihe ad veilising and Mrs, I « lllian i- and .lidumv al |.« I'll M 1 . f M»' ill Mu . Mil* Hoite ylirad n . c o l, u lc 's e . ii i l i l , ,Di HIM ** M IM " ...................... ............................. ............ * .............................................................................................................................. ................................... ... St M ark. Chapter of the Wnin-i of the pyisnunl mime* Mi Hoi ion cut the lx-uu(ifiillv (i*l <lf I 'M 1 hun.ee. n’t A u xilia ry of llo lv I ’ riiM Knleau \ 1, • *Ml* , deem ail'd cuke which was served ................. i , . 1. f M I* Kill® eiipnl f'huteh will meet nl K:fM> i «• with ice c ii am. lie le n 'iie it many / •-*’ '* w i • Ah. and M i-. J . Il lliodfhim ' M nl ui the home of Mr.*. Troy P.M. ,! *m '«• The HihT i i I Di'pi. of i|,e San­ g ifts frmu Id . friend-. Thorn ul- |' ) *M FId ' t»fii »F* M Hay, Magnolia Avenue. a y , ldlu ilt s.T llira ford Woman's Cluh w ill have it- and m i Itn hard have le tiiiiu 'il in i eliding “. eie Mi and M i. Hoi tun, | •111 HD* *(! nl *f(Y*‘:l ihen l.iuiii' iu Sanford after at The Young Wesleyan Cln*s Ilf annual “ H u.hand .' N lp hl" login Alit II AMil ^Ml 4 t' ■ ( ‘i«MII , llu*if Mr. nml M i-. J , W. lin ie h l, Mr. tlff’l M( Ihe H r* ! M elllndhl Church w ill ■ling with a coveted dish -oppei I eliding lipping e x e rd e - al \l i und M r.. J IV Wilson, Mi and I'v’i’FV Fi ,h,4 dll * »“ • ............. I . I . X flic u h ftHdi i ■ ■ Turn lid ii'i ill ilo sp ilal in liaines-i hold it- regular business nmt so­ :it 7d)H P.M. Ho-le-cca w ill he I •I lMi . I n I*' M i l t 11 III AVil l IU*IVYC4f \ iiiii IIK tho e Iii'i'ivitig Mr-. F. C, lioh-nu. Ali uml Mrs. fiatcial mealing nl M cKinley Hall M u . Kdwurd K iic h e r, Mi J . p. villi-. ,«ii »' ♦ 'i«tu> 4 o lit W 11 Am ins, Ah Ailec Haulm, i ♦»t*r|ilu ii cap wa* Ali*M et tv Ho * ,*) I •„ • .1 III » I (A i I . l i b | III! V0 at 7:3ti P.M . A ll in >'III h er. nm Culli'ti, M is. Clyde ftamsev, Mr? . . .... ] I II" .lOIIO I Air-. AV, K C h erry. .Mias l.n lt H i m i lfcd lo tie prcreni. Acting a . Itoheil K u r il., M is, K. I'oniptou, lloiilehan c %I IDAIP J ' 4 *!|’|<« I ■I" t Ann Duh-on, M i's ,1. an Young. ,i,ti.* r o k di sis uml hostesses wilt he Mr. Mrs. <Tunic W. W aul. Mr- Clay ' ol ............ I » M.< Fit -IIa. \ trlug .1. A| AYallCi II |i l.andrcss, , , | it I I " ’ Ol I,, f> Ml anil Mis Nnlinan W l.nwrev and Mm flluke Hawyem and Mr W illia m , ami Air . K. Ii. Iiilp a l 1|"ld I T eihhe iu iii'ld . Ih n n l Wll-oii .rial i t , ....... I lo I II C llltl 1,1 of M il, llnlge, T e llli., iii'ii' ih f .......... and Air-. C luiilc- Meeks. 11.1 rick, .Ir. I iiio oe J,Jill . I,. till I tic! c l weekend guests of .1. I' l.oivii'V, l.llw reim 11.1111 a. til. (T illie rilie 'i f'iuipli'r of the I n ............. I " ' The Fideli Siindny Schnol Cln..They plan lo leave in the near t i l l i,.d to: Woman" Am tilim y of llid y Cross pi 1 1 .1, I I I Musi a wlieie Mi Kpi.copul Cholcli will meet at of Ihe First lla p li-l Church w ill In lin e foi , l.l P I I d tin oil D • cl I' l mod with Mr*. Homer l.in le , I IP l.in v li'i will he a -'•* lalcd with tl:DD P. M. Ill the home of Mi s . S e m i n o l e lliyli Will 1 ,1 , .1 ., 3111 French Avenue, al Him P.M ., p i i l" ' • a im is■ i in I inn compani Ini Ihe S i. I ln i r W hile on West F irs ' I. 'w ill" " Tile T h rift Shop w ill he open lies I I wo v* a> *• II' 'pi'll 1, 0.1 H a v e l-'ntiler’s N iu ht S tlr c t. .1.1 1 I \ i i Ilice , 11 t l da Tlie Hemiuide High Scliool will with M is, |{oy U icen mol Mrs. W S 3 1)5 l.i | id mnl* i*: I 1 | ,11 ku M. Philips in charge. hold "Fathers' Night" at Hie IT" Seminole llig ii S. loud Par- ii inoii.iD m rkdiool Farm building ill 7dill I*. ■oi T ea.dcr Association w ill aiiW K IiN h N D A Y 1 , 1 ,. v'oii »• rant.......... I tpn i Al erve la D u r s ’ Night "ii Aluiidav r,,„! | im* -f i»m*i '4Iiim «' 1 ’ • The llusiiie.se mnl Profes-lnnal i The miuonl litirdcn Cluh flower al 7 dll P Al at the Scliool IT lIlll |Mfi.'l icr I ‘d * "MiM*’ !< t« ‘ Woman's Circle "f Ihe W.S.C.H. of I ,|mw will l.egln at 3.nil P.AI. and Hillldmg. The F u liire I'ariners , ......| fnnlliiitl loo "1 1 1 ' Ihe First Aidhodi-t Church will will he open until 1(1:011 P.M. al w ill pi cut a short pm gruia, pul- I ( Hi'id every hind ' ............ nivcl at 8|(M) P.M. ul Ihe In,me the Tourist Center, teincd afLei their own inertlligt „ . nniiip'em enl, hm ticidioi of Mr*. Nnney Hind., Tin <1ruin I- The Prayer Meeting hour at the olid will conilmT goe-l no a lour p ... i mo sculpt oi c. d. ■>" view D rive................ ( F irst Itajitist (Tmridi tbit week of Ilu- liiiiJiliug amt the fii|in , exIV t m t lt 'it ill V :iliit 's T h i n i i ^ h o u i i.'ii i'iii u p , it ion and pel iod' 1 U K 8 ltA Y _ i , w ill he given over to tlie Cm-uiiu i mu i m i l ' : h o y s to o . pl.’llllilm tin use o| Ehell ei|uipHm e a i li lt, idea " f 1 ' * Tin' Daiiglitersi of iif AVe-ley clahs Ituit Service fur the Dirt Aoxll n iilit. hoi l.efore n il! s ta ll nt tlie Flrtil Mcfluid'-t C liiird i wl!| fury. O N I.A f i l l': G K N I'IN K A T Alls* K lira lo lh I'm vince, .At tin' ciiuflu-l"u of Du- tuni e nm p"w necked coi mu "i tncet at Die home " f A l | y . S. ■fi. ■Suite Young Peii|ilen‘ H e c rila iy , gram mol tout le fre d iiiie u ls will Alt. and Alls. Edward H iggins,, !( III. • 11•"‘Its Dt ti 11 *' > III U u n iu A u in la " h (Arlior with,M r«. Will C'lmllift tlie seivlce ivltich he served hy 'he .......... mo'her . nt Dm *io r |. They tea I Ii ■ •*'1 , ■i 1, |.,| ind to oiei liainc M»AVI. tin', Mi], ts ill RilY’ illC# M. I, AVilglit'* group tie h uxtW cs 1 begins nt 7dl<> P.M . The imldic i J r . announced today Die Iditli of a son, Kdw aul C lu ik , on Mm. i j ' M, «* *l*Ch J*-'honl sin mill 'a tile', jo 'll Ui. ■Ii*.-at. I.iwii ■IuIj liiftiiLcrb. A t 7:30 P . Al. A m ail el liu*kd sale (pvlted to attend at the Fernald Miiuhli.il Memorial ' T * "I ly V,'' d ll, I efi i ■ not film , '• ' Id h i ^ lil) lie held. • ■ Hospital Mrs. Higgins Is I he ' “ 'V " 1 « A 'l"rrl* im . I" Do il I"', I ov, ' I ipl'l •T IH 'H H D A A t Thu I'. T . A.s W »he Hamlnnl* piildl, ity chmmmii. poiuted ou» lotinei Alary Wiggins. |lp |, |i|i V "lll U P " >'l tld I *"•' t (Ugh School and the Junior High ilcii the toiildlim (s adc'ioat cii M i. and Airs. W ilbur Nolan an­ Tile (im deii C luli annual flower im itate: ••s , i i • I'-m ven {ilJtnnl w ill spmisor a four him. healed lot the comfort of th" ■ nounce tlie hit th of a s., 0 , W illiam I, \ „„ ,„nv a tumid the it Lilly cniir-e in parent ediicaluui show w ill continue from in im iileiidiiiu Ills oo'i'ling. llldges. hegiiming at 0:45 A. M. al (he A.At. until OHIO P.M. nt Ihe Tour- Dalton, Fidt. 37 at the 'f,cul hos­ pital. T ic to Imild op o mce " t l" high school. 1 lie subject fin Die • i«l Center. till. I A S I I IDS I The Itilernicdiate (!lrl» ’ Anvil- 'loll ofgood i m il,piu'i s, old " #11II ISO w ill he "k reedoin lo ‘ llirv of the W om ans M irsiiouuv ETnd.ed '’elei v IIIUV lie served in ddo, simple III de u o. a id led Clrnw” and speal.ers w ill lie Hcv *1. li . .. iAlclnnls i I , and ...I U . . |i% 4kL'11It Uni......... I the First llaptisl C h u " Ii avm iclv or wav* Team il with A ll*. Kdwurd K lie l,t r. I.IPiell w ill he served ill w ill trit'i'l at the church al i tu p ,a , ■ cm itits, if vou like, serve I1 "II, d crcnu'd, or nihl it (o leflovei the school c a tfie rln . The llcglnner Department "t onp. . i ..me eat ti . hid in , li s '.! , d <s - The Friendship l.cugue of the ----— ------- — [ II. .'Ill Well........ III i il Oi' c * w ill. W o iig ieg atlim al Church w ill hold the F irst jtiip tht Church w ill ol, -etve P are n ts Night iu their 11< AA'hen the stalk* of hrncdfli are "Ill ‘ V dll t , ' ill......... O' In I I" |l t tegular Hireling al lilt' hom* very thick il 1* Itesl fo cul them .i.ii aii\ I in" Al i .I. da ft mo nt Mrs. H arry K. K en t, I II!* f ark purtmeut ut 7:il0 P.M, HAPPY IIIKTIID AA Tin T h rift Shop w ill hg open into portion:- that are easier to 1 im I*. M till I" mi I' 'I ‘in Avenue, at 3:30 P . M. from 1:00 In 3:00 P.M. cook and nerve. I I.ut dni fl> in .................... AAl Alichael Carter Social A n d Personal Activities Social Calender Woman's Club Will Spomwr Calendar Mrs, Stinson Hostess For League Meeting Garden Gate (IENKVA NEWS Personals L iv n flay f J. L. llortun Honored At Birthday Dinner D( )N T MISS t H A N FO RD S r i ' I N C SAIT lht‘ 1‘liilin- Storr . LASTS THRU SATURDAY UNITED LUMBER COMPANY a.n ilr r• m"dsi or re-roof fa a DOUBLE BLANKETS PLAID COTTON BLANKETS $2.70 PLAID 5% WOOL BLANKETS $M9 " i n i . now. I.M as ...... .... W f u i r l( Is nlidsr K IIA DID No. t Malkina down—Hires I U . 7f* Mrancli Aveitua Pll, t ( FOR QUICK CLOSE OUTS! FOLLOW THE CROWDH Men’s Lea Hut Jaukuls Genuine’ llursvliiik*—Jtlk. & Tan TO <*euinc Gapt’sltiii-Hlk.-Army Tan GARRETTS FOR THESE HOi; , PRICED FROM $8.50 Saturday Spedaln FINAL CLEARANCE SHOES aaty |M ia M *»'( **•> JlU r, i B H 4 IIU W H I 481* .,* * ♦ * « hist, Uw4.df*4 (ilK w .fl. • RE.G 450 VALUE NOW $2.98 MEN’S FELT HATS REG. 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BflSteivo " v l| • (J Jim MEN’S WEAR V �4 ------------------ — ---------- rr •r* i ■ r-r- ~r~ ''— *771 ■i 'JR, mg jr w < D o m n w o rv n n I• *rn m T s e f b EA SEEA U To Shoot (or Berth in N. C. A* A. A s Top Hurler To Orlando Si Sain On Tourney Policy n ie n LUES On Brave R o s t e r NEW* YORK, W IL L GRIM RLKY mark in an Iron man atunt n few Mar. 3 —</>*)— years ago. By Associated Preaa Regional Tilt BRADENTON, Mar. 3___ l/P) — No. Bradley _ Uni vanity, the nation’* A group of eaven high echoftl Kentucky and Duquesne are baseball mentor*, including Coach I collage baaketnll turn, may PHOENIX, Aril., Mar, 3-< /P lManager Billy Southward says other ’ possibilities for double he ha* all Ihe confidence In the yet gun for an unprecedented tournament action. The Wildcats Goose Kettles of Sanford, met teit Ifank Bchrman and Joe Lnfatn of C l a r e n c e C l a u s e H i t s world that Johnny Sain will have toumr.:r.cnt "*UtnM this month. night at Orlando and affirmed the New York Giant*, forced out Already In tha national invita­ are leading candidate* for the prcvloua policy of holding a ilngtn H o o p F o r 1 7 P o i n t s . a fine year oh the mound for the tion event, the bouncing Brave* NCAA district 3 post. Doquaine elimination tournament among of artlon by minor ailments, were exnscted back In action today, Boston Braves, and to make it already in the Invitation, may get Behrnun, a relief pitcher', ye* B u t F e d s L o s e , 6 2 - 4 3 unanimous . Sain shares the con­ of Peoria, III., had the green the district 2 assignment In the theii Group 2, Class A ball dubs. light today to try for a herd, nLi T. J. Poppel. vice presuient of terday had a slight opera Don foe fidence. NCAA. llic Florida High achool Athletic remuval of a cyst from his Jnw. Tough break* had a lot to do In the NCAA. Earlier tho NCAA The Bcmlnole High fldm nl Ip ,,, Long Island and CCNY won In Association, preside,! over tho First huso candldatu Lnfatn came ki’lhnll quintal playing tlaclr final with SnlnVInolffei. nt frt-,17 rec­ district selection eommlltoo had a Madison Bqusrs Harden doublenleetlng which Included the fol up with n swollen right ankle, slammed tha door on them. FjWJS l ,c -r»*"n Ul lip. Or- ord hnl year a flat ms tine 24-15 Rut, stirred to action by pro header. LIU thrashed previously (owing high school*: Jefferson, which hi< had turned the day be­ performance In 1048, Routhworth Undo high Ki'lirm) U^t trite, tho committee met last once-beaten Hamlin O.'1-M and Lakeland, Plant City, Jesuit, Or­ fore. dropped .. 62-43 Regional Inuirin- Insists, lando, Daytona Mainland and Bun"lie just had a hit of bad luck," night In Ke nee* City and rover*- CCNY* edged Manhattan, 67-66. HT. PETERSBU RG . Mar. 3 . m e n t dcd*l<.n i „ „ mui.|, m„ re I/P)—Johnny Ml*,-, thr Mr first Utah and Hlenn registered up- ford. says tho sturdy little pilot who Is ed Itself. experienced Orlando five. Bradley’* M i s s o u r i valley iel*. Utah heat Ywnmlng .16-30, The play-off*, held laid year baseman win, liurt his shoulder flw C elery P e l ,. on th,. ti.il- making something nf n rmnrhnck C.nl 'if mi lH-:t f n s l period worn, himself. "Ball* wore falling for champion*, the committee rules, lo pull I lie cowboy* back to a in Lakeeland, saw Orlando trounce last season shortly after the may attempt to cam the dinlrlct first place He with Dtnver. Klenn Daytona Mainland. 6-1, for the Yankee* obtained him from the uiungrd to ill aw hack into (hr rlienp Itlli, and sometimes the «upBnriford, who hns Giants, otlll feel* weakness in Ills contest in tlnj duslng minute*, port wasn’t loo good, lie never 6 berth by meeting tho Big sevon upended St. Bomiveitute. 42-38. group title. * I tillixt nt Kansan City Mai 20. Miss. State surpilsid by ell- brim affiliated with' tbc group throwing arm. when I hair M ar forw ard, Clin- tmnplnlncd of a sore arm, This has been tho procedure Ml*e waver) 111* aim vesterduy rum Clutixu, riiutrht fbo and gne*H Ills arm got tired suinr- in rreent year* hut Brurn Drake iflButting Tiilnne, 6(5-17, In the -lure 1645, won group titles In 1646 lo show he could move It hut said, Boiilbenstern Ccnfcioncc after ii ml 1648., aw •dii'il II) points through the limes." Bold liwn tli. In going overboard of the Umvoraity of Oklahcmn, Ueotgia edged Miss. 60-63, LoulArid Inst The lw0 finalists In the contest "The arm J* weak. houp the rommitten chairman, an­ riauM i'a effo rt* polled I hr home for Bain, ri-k* another ducking nounced early thin week tha spot *m ia Stale whipped Florida,-fit! nro extended bid* to llio stale night, after throwing with il fui 67 and Tennessee trimmed Geor­ tournament playoff* held yearly lib! fiiut time,, it ached all night •'■am til w llh in nine imbitii nf (In' when ho stoutly maintain* Ids long." currant outfield 1* the host he h*i would go lo tha big novo,) wln- gia Tech, 611-66. in Lakeland. Tiger*. ner—Nebraska, Kansan BUlo nr Outfielder Dick Wakefield reCouch Kellies said tho group Tlin Orlando roach) sunning a had since coming In the Hasten Kansas—wllbout a playoff. Top seeded North Carolina eliih In 11)40, fused to sign a icported 117,600 supremo last m lm ile e ffo rt on the Slate easily took Virginia Tech, would meet again May 16, to de­ contract and left camp by ear for The net Ion provoked a demon­ *17-42, In till! Southern Confer­ cide a tournament site, pick um­ "Even If Barn .lelhrnr I the Nrpait of t li- C elery Fed*, pulled Lakeland tn await a better offer. three of hln nrrum l s lr ln g in from gm speedhny ohtnlnrd fiipn Ihe stration from Bradley students ence Tourney. Wake Forest unset pires, and arrange date*. VKRO REACH. Mar. 3 .-1 6 1 H. E. Morris, principal of Hutho floor and replaced them with Dodgers via Montreal i doesn’t and a strong protest from Jim George Washington, 66-911 Duke make It, I still *ny it I* ihe Lest," Trimble athletic director at Wlobl- trimmed South Carolina, 68-41: high school attended the meeting Munaper Burt BlioHun of the a h in of v a rsity starte r*. llionkiyn Dodger* figure* ,>a munotl|cr Missouri Volley and William & Mary heat North and was asked by tho couchr* to Clause, who made a ll I I of the Hilly Inslsl*. “We have Bid Cor­ tu, present to the Executive Board ing Billy Cox fiarth ally every team* Id fico tns'iox, It'll the I-h-mI don mid Willard Mimduiil and school. •>f the Florida High Brhonl Alii- where In the infield. No learn lias over won both the Carolina, 60-43. Louis Olmn and Tommy Holme* five with 17 piilril* The nathiti’n top siorct, Geor­ Idle Association a request asking Bbatton saiil he would even national Invitation and N i’AA Coarli Ci mfin h said tlnit next mid other*." ge King of Morris-Hiirvoy (W. work Cox nt find base, but there Hint the date of the Florida Blair mien. Kentucky tried Inst year, Ilo won’t he pinned down Into year ills squad wouhi faro lii'tlei Va.l, threw 111 point* against T i f ­ -ei'llis small rhtinrp for regulm la their court context*. Orlando, eaylng Ihl* I* hi* best all-around In-lug In ihe first round of tho fin to raise his season total to I'Mirnamcnl* hr changed from late first sucker (ill llodge* losing Hill) June to May 16. team In Boston. Hut lie will ad­ Invitation hut capturing l h p In' pointed nut, w ill I« kp all lad 860 points. Couch Keltic* announc'd thnl position. two or three of th eir first string mit lie "like* my Kfpuut." Il would NCAA. Diltiuesno missed tho TUCSON. Ail*., Mai. 3.--(A1 only four letti rmou will return Mutters, while "Hanfoid w ill have seulil he would lie rather hard to (III* year to fill uosltion* on the Manager Leu Boudreau, one „f •Mi;lit lettetm eii hack fur uctinn please If ho didn’t. starting nine. Tfiey arc Chat lex the slowe.U rnen on the Cleveland He has an experienced man at in 11)51." Ilhomae, pitcher; David Russl, Indians team, lurried oat to be lh> In iiddillnii to Clause, lianas In­ every soot If ho cares to use him, shortstop; Clarence Clause, 3rd most accurate binder III first tests dicated that lie experts two, and idthoimn ho ha* only hulf-ipyciir'* baseman, and Edison Myers, out­ of thill skill yesterday. Coach Al iin.isltily three other players to expmjcNco behind the plate. Del Simmon* bail groundskeepers fielder. 1,1 i'iiU rnliset'Ulively into tho deu* Crnndult, 26-year-old first-siring "Other position* on the team," Chalk dries between homo plate lil,' MoritiK niluntnn next season. ralchcr, Joined the club last June the Coach said, "uio more or less chalk circles between home plate "W e have Iduh hopes for Hop* 16. The other two receiver* nro and first and borne plate and third. (iUl.FHTBEAM PARK, Hnllaa- wide open."* Inniioir Wise Hardin and .linilor fronh from the hushes, hut KmilliLou wu* thu only baiter to hit the dale — lie- 47561) Gulfstream In­ Cm licit W hite," lie said. “ T licli wolli I* going nil out for the husky target*. augural Handicap, Saturday's e ffo rts, romtilned with the ap- Crandall, It’s unite probably rookia Hoy TAMPA, Flu., Mar. 3, -|/IV I s B e a t e n I n opening dnv feature of the 41-rlnv prpsslve (day of C lause," liana* llarluficht, from Milwaukee, will F l o r i d a Jimmy Rloodworth, veteran scr Spring rui'lng -ensun, attracted n said, "m litht provu to hu the do- win tho second hose spot, and there F ir s t R o u n d B v star studded li-uid of 23 fleet •md baseman, (finally signed hi riding factors In many a court i* the chance Jtlhtoo will sprint crintrarl W i l l i the fllueinnatl Redsprinters when nomination* to the t o *H u r r a n x T m n s L S U C a g e r s , 6 6 5 7 till next year. Himself Into the center field i>o*i yesterday. It left only Hr*) basesix furlong* event closed on Wed­ P i l l XT HAI'K— t'lilu rHs T il* Hock. Slurv Klta, T w o II To- mull Ted Khisxowski outside the nesday. The leading speeditera tlon. U H IIS V II.L E , Kv„ Mar. 3. — inolu, , Hud Jus. Iluiiiiiddi'd. Hut Otherwise, though, old heeds In Ilia men iyc till set to cruise Itcdleg fold. J u s t Hliollii. Mis* f u n g i * . LA I)ELA N D , Mar. 3. l/J’i probably will uet the rail. Karl l/F) — King Kentucky open- uaest along Gulfstream'* power-hoofed iloy. *tSCO*l> MACK— K s t i r t l r af It* seventh straight Soathrnst ToegcHon. fully roenvired from path far the Boil's share of the Ohio llulie. Hlr luirrk It, Hlurru Geoeinl Manager llillv Evans prob ern Conference haakelbnlt rhnm the ahouldei Injury which -helved purse, one of nine race* to be Court, Ch arley Muon, MUtiiki.ii ably will gel a* stiff a wm'k'oit Mndy, Counlry lutliM, ns any metnbei of the Detroit him most of last seuson, will hu oil p|un*blp tnnlgbt. Joining llireit presented on Hie inaugural pro­ sMvanltig, u re Tummy. nt lie seeded trnms In their first first: Muddy Kerr, the cx-tijant, Tiger orguiii/nli,,a today. gram. m i n i H A C K — A / iaih * M il* Th Bye Ilya . B y e r s, T e x Houston, J a u u Arriving nt the Tiger hniiiuu: at short; the sturdy Hob Elliot ranml of action. Two of the eligible* urn Hialeah Dvhiis The uiuirter-flnal* raid was , >l*« Llnw, Klglil U|i, Klsnl.y rump Helen Kviin., must Inrkle Ihi C lift A I. (I A III,E H . Mar. It. — on Ihlnli ami posslhlv (ioidmi and licndcd by two afternoon gunie*, alake* whiners, Mra. Alfred Rob- Kaatilon. (Ill's liny, J a y ’s J e r r y . job of signing up hiddmit pitchers KOCHTII HACK—A/IHIh* Nil* iB p crla lt — r in a l »lnti«Hrs on Murahiill, ulso ex-lllnrit*. In left III,' first pitting third-seeded All erls’ Eatonlown coming from be­ Hllver Nell, I.II' h I 'lull,in, Hjtl 11 - 11,aI Newhousel' and Freddh' Ilo' hind to score in tho llluleah In­ the jitifi-fiO U n lve rsltv id Miunii and right field respectively. Both are la Lakeland. A* u nucleus for a slatting burn against l,aul-lana Klata nt augural while the Warhern Rtahli '* ulna Ltf*, Irfirre's (llrl, f u r n . l l, chiasmi. linikethall season show Mtirkoy Kurroll His, Wonderful, Hiss Dll I din P.M., and the second giving Ifni rrpol tC'ilV object a l" being r i r r n h a c k — o/ ieth * * n i r MaeD'iiiahl t" he the team a l'*P pitching staff Bouthwoith has Nccmd-eenderi Vanderhilt n Miff Flghllng Fun made It n front rui'Johnny IT Clock, My Iteoae-I. utikutl l*i till*v si nullify full ^'h! srorer with .'III* tiolnli* A year ago Bain, til* southpuw are Warren lest against It* homo slate enemy, uing victory in the Columhiaioi Lassie, S'lnnl Kdfllon. (jin,It. Iliitrh wiiaits an inrrenf*n. as a sophomore eetller, lie lidlied Hpnhli, mul Vcinoii Bickford. There Tennessee, nt 'IsID P.M, Binning ullention with them will Callllo Miss B a sil. I l o . ||., Ho,id,. 11,-r PASADF.NA, Calif., Mu. 3 nr,II fiiiint, bill fl|untmd stropil I* n strung ppndhlllty Hint rookie Alabama. No. 4 on the seeded lie the Hanford Btud farm ’s Bad. i/n —. The first Chicago ’.VliiMNorman IlpV from Mtlwnukee NIXTII HACK—ft/llllh* Wile Yankee HIM who cpinllcd the seven to Cipt.i IW'h tjiuiiphell who »eurnl (night earn n slarttr’a Job, hut timu list, unil Georgia clash nt 7(30 furlongs track record at the flam­ H wlll lu ll. Ilu mil) I iik l<. Illu .k Box player to show top form u 15671'” 1 I1 '• 11 / P.M., Just heroin favored Ken­ Nun, Windy Canyon, Miioiv llua. early Hjiring training drill* e. Cam nhill. who fi)ny*"l footlutll alone will tell, ingo course on Tuesday nftemoon. Fust HnturUe, Silver shortMop Alfonso Cnrtasipie. Mini All i In i nil, Ihe Brave* at tho tucky .heels Mississippi Bln In a I It Htamped him ns a major men­ Uwllclibinird. Hysr*. lliie u u ii Christm as and nnffen'd D:16 P.M. laoinnnt look ipilta solid, and If Mger Jock Onslow says ho * con HKVKNTII II\ ( T > —a / l « lk * Mil* levere injuries In hi* final grid The 'four seeded teams wars ace to tho pence of mind of other B u b * Harbor. M * t * r llox. Hood vlured he lilt tint larkpal when pnnio; never did uet hark hi* 1!I4H< Boulhworth gel* any kind of hit­ given bye ticketn to the qusrtsr- Uulfatrcum Inaugural hopefuls. |)nita*r, B|iee,1y J o e , ( teu ra la Teeh, t!l fiii'ii mill dropiird to third filacu ting he turn a contender air hi* flhnla. Tho talent tally flnda many ArtlS’* Olrl, K i r n foot Knm. Htioale *h bo talked Branch Rickey out of ......... the rookie iuficldc). In nroimp w ith-■iH'f"fwnnt«r • Hy hands,............ other good ones In tho rank*. The Their opponents had to work K I U I I T I I HACK— fl/IMh* Mila C LEA R W A TER . Mar. 3. <d’) Clrtldti ff, .iildlutnnie renter luuvrd Palatine Htable'* Hash Night pan their way Into the second-round . 8« Comber, B ra ve L if e. J u l y Ownin' Bnh Car m uter. Jr., nf Into the serond *hd with 1510 hi* last over it di*tahe4 of grmlnd, W lrl. B'« l l r i n l , llotinl* lloll, Der­ il,,. I'liiladciphla I'hilHo* »Hid tn* lImc scoring total when HflihoMfd action In. game- Hint saw nna hut Is eipuiltv at homo over the by, Klorsill lU lir KISHliy I'llol. points, tournament losing -Ircnk broken M S T I I HACK— a ' l i l l k * Mile day lie i* looking for a "jliind-lo • Foui riitordi f*ll .hirinjr the his lour year total a* u Hurricane and Another extended to ten shorler six fmhmg* route. II, It. Lscadrlllr, Kolby, Cross City, K. I4riu. A he Frirdnuin. who ■(trail* tn 1071 paint* whllo MacDonald atrnlgbt gome*. Hechl's Jam Bess Inn, who also c lilt,Mile, Hat. II, lllli, Hlse, T r a w l for sltniialnp Gran I In inner. Iliuioici ipiulnnl hi* ankle huatllig Mlkr. Hlevndore iinted In uihl-veai. dnhlMied an brake llm single ganiu *rarlnu rocwon Ids last, I h fast iiiu I capable, After losing five tournament T K S T I I HACK— 0 /t a l k * Mile llig two wreka befote ho wn* I" iron tnnn re<<nd hv taking part Did with a 37 paint performance games Ih n low, Georgia topple I wlilio llio .lory McCncthy's Engle To* I inn re. K om u tien Sully, r e p , II .it till, I1 ’Ml' ' trulnlui In every one of llio KB vu rsllv against Tamiui. An HH paint scar­ Mississippi, 615-68. Tim loss was Eye, propping over lmmu grounds Coun lre* Nell, llalliint Sully, Stury bn been ’voihillg (>ul t L'limes played while hi' was eliuis ing outburst against Btulson was a No, 10 without a win In R E.C . ill Gulfsiroitm, bus been burning Terrsu. I I * Mar. K'slelle. Thunder day- with Mu* uni «if ii hlu. flumphrll linin' no a new all now Nliigln gamo Uuiiii record. mil stop watebes in morning hour*. Jet title piaynff*. jiiu I 1 min' ill Weights for the (7606 sprint ' In nlhiir gnuir* veslerday and li s t f 1 ' i it ft .\ f' l l . : am to lie nnnmim-rd by Itni'liig Inst night, Louisiana Htate turned 1 »'i r l * KH P. Mi lly A S S O C I A T E D P U K S H In ‘rt fetTpichart 66-67 decision Sccrnlnry W. It. DnltUlrani nn i ■o * it ii i M> Thursday, with acccptnnee of nwr Florida; Tennossre edged v . .. re r, . Ii i \u (ia Gulf s m iv iiK , , .L i 1 . . Georgia TSeh, (13-6(1, and Missis- weight* through the entry box I*MnlI 1,1,s" -.1.4, 1, i BT. I’ET K ItS Illlim K a l. on Friday for the week-end open ■ Ippi Btato pwatted Tiilnne In the l, - i "' li " t II .1 11*VI*Ire cold Burke look llic fled nmti'l lea I or. lone' surprise af the first roudd, Mur 3. i i ; it \ r : *•. C l f In Ihe St. Petersburg o|s».i ,>iih 60-47. \ ,, „ i ' . !i 1 iiu i' JJlrnwn ii *57, four under pur. Tup scoring honors In the first ,■ nt,,-' him • Iti.-ml tile pmvci n**kdn»P set of games went lo a player who •( p»y Iti'b'gy. KANSAS C IT Y lhadlay I n won’t navi) a rlience to fatten hi* i n. • p , Ii ugi' I Hi David I verslly waa declared back In Itilitl. lie wn, Florida’s big ceni , i . , iip ih - Hiildect of NCAA. piawnff pic IP t« and will 111 i Idr linns Taeiirlrr, wbn bnnped P6 meet I ur -big uevuti Cuitfcrciu<• uulosuggf-iiijii iii d a «• yr» trrd a v . point*. Clim lu. Ilitp i.iis win, made lo winner Mar. 20. Another pci former In the high nil bracket* win *ol-*hol specialist H«t I» Hurgetl nf Mississippi State) wlm engine'ml IiIm teahiP, uput Mini ubeervcil Id*. 21 *t .birthday by scoring 10, A ipfrfert une-day lour by rpf* game W AN TED—0 0 0 0 BARBER FOR ..... ......... Tennessee name rial bim In I he Hob Timer at 1,010 M ARKET BARBER SHOP. AP­ dinned up a* Ihe boat, on today’* Walea for Carilkm Cnncerla, with PLY SANDY , ANDIRSOft, caru, even though the Commodore* slop-over at (’»»#•* Gardena, Aak downed their arch enemies twice market Aa*nl for Mhedute*. during tho season. G R E Y H O U N D HUH S T A T IC 102 Kant rum inarclel PNo m M m I iv m * S i .k S E C —SC*c 7i< DEPENDABLE G r id S q u a d s 1946 DODGE I V i T o i, T ru c k With 14 ft. celery body 1*151. Completely overbuulcd The BBC opponents will be Auburn, Georgia Tech, Louisiana S t a t e . Mississippi, Mississippi fituie and Vanderbilt. Thu Aiibtnn slid Georgia Tech schedule*: und guaranteed motor Auburn: Oct. 17, 1681, Oct. 16, 1662 and Del. 21, 16&3, all in New $795 Orleans. ............. Georgia Tech: Oct. II, l.*u- hi Al Until; Oct. It). 166.5 in Now Ori r a n i . ________ ____________________ laugh every tiina lie looked »i Owen Friend. Friend, through anlo-siigge.dioti, found himself tin able til light n cigarette. Commented Charles Grant, a third huso candidate! "I didn't think lie could hypnotize me, but bu sure did." Seminole County Motors 616 E Flrzt Bt. Phone lo o Our salesroom la open Balm day uflernooiu SA N FO R D ONE D A Y O N LY T h u r s d a y M3NIGHT flP.M. TINEE M a r c h 9!!i 8 P.M. D U O IIS r o T I I B K M BN U iU lO K IH 'B N ONK HOUR EARL1KR CELERY AVENUE THE SANFORD LIONS PROUDLY PRESENTS Sanford • Orlando Kennel Club Entries R o g e r b $ o$; Mackey McDonald Tops Miami Cagcrs In P o i n t s Scored INCOME T A X K■ ■ NEW O RLEANS, itar ,li-(/P) —Tulnno University hai made new football agreement* with atx Southeastern .Conference mem­ ber* and with Baylor of tho Southwest Conference. Tho agreements, ranging from ono to three years, cover 1651, )oM noil 1063. Baylor will plav her* October Kentucky Opens Gulfstream Opens acing Quest F o r 7th SS pe ar si no gn RSaturday SEC Cage Crown S|Mirtd In Brief ■m H lw 27—ItlC FEATURE CIRCUS ACTS LAST TIMES TON KBIT JAMES JUNE STEWART-ALLYSON L'liiltlm i rtitter 12 I ’rtto A CoinplHt* SI hdvb "ThoStvdtoKS JOHN F. DEMPSEY ('nlor t'nrinrm— Shw tx ta 4J: r.5-H; n r.-10 : 00 SATURDAY ONLY 1)01 Mil,I'' I K A T O I t i: H A IIO A IN IM IOOHAM rim il l SUNDAY-MONDAY MANAtiErrrr. FIRST DRIVE-IN SHOWING G K E Y H O l i\ Z> CROWE’S Ci GENEVA BRIDGE NEW! FIRST 01 L a a s W i Nstomit mm I KK)R SHOWING! il T h rtU iag A d v r a t ir c ! Cray hound Gua ta on the nir tonlto • w WDDO nt BilO with all tho 'dopo' on tho doga alt tho SanfordOrlandf Kenn^Oub* , ROAD 46 Hum! nolo uitU Cyprus^ TECHNICOLOI • MOTORS WE MEET COMgHBTnVB PRICES K cA t{tfC ftttS t ‘■ X S i* W , MMWLGOtDWYfl praaata ja m MMANPREWS asmHAYWARD £/gtf MY FOOLISH HEART’ f jp S T T B S B '* aomwialUWRaMN*ainaa<nttrWuiBt«armmltn. CAR-rORESfiEl) AS YOU ARB” I •t ... . fc. i- ^"MOVIES --m UNDER T H, R’ STARS" i , -ITBTARIUNQ 0 n ju n i i m * • w tt W ii d iL m ’ ; r. •m *** �* jit i f ,* <*) M i ' • WJf« nir/ff’*'OA& * rt t rt ■s • t W FT? lP " * \*TTT ' _ * - - • . T H E SA N FO RD TRIPAT MAIL 8, 1050 H BRA LP S A N F O R D , F I .O R I P A Imvc guutdril (lir N’nvy Yard ( tinv Coeducation In univureitlee nentof; .Rev. J, C,. MurUy 7 * T T jT r r r * r a iC T r bn the *(inject "AMUrtncB hi vlitunlly unknown in Japan be­ Cod." Mr. R. Spear*, head wnltii fore the wer. nt the Mayfair Inn, rxpicsaed ap­ preciation to the pa»tor ami num­ T h * T H IN K IN G F E L L O W | ber* for this .ipirltunl recognition ami aikfil (lint Juot such iorvlco* ride* the | lit* adopted rcKulmly for tlieii benefit. COLORED NEWS ily LO U ISE FOSTER . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHUKCII A “ Oat Acquainted with your neighbor ' drive w ill he inaugurat­ ed here Saturday Mm. I. .>y member* of the Sanford Seventhilny A d ve n tlit Church. This is ;H 't of n untlnn-ivlde emleuvor by mo dciiiiinlnalion to visit nm j j il ' lion hiniu'* today lo m ine spmlital help to the people of Amen- Naval M in n : i.nxi'UA YELLOW The T rin ity .ilvtlm dU i Chuich w ill upoiijui a moonlight ride Tuesday Mar. 7, lo the lloy Su n il I Camp. The lm» w ill leave u l Sixth >-■ —> 'J .i.r .i, .1 Avenue III u. *4- V 'r h s t r t r u n l i service lute's Awiom Service ntntlos I ' l l l K I t f . A 3111 ST. L a y memlH'f. „ f the chum i w ill vl«lt Hie hoinr* in team* of •wo, .Castor J . It. F . W llllnins ttp 'uinrd. They w ill stress iin "ev •;■)-t!uy it'llglun bused u p o n g itu u t church nttendunro und fiunlly lohlo study nml prnyet mid dis­ tribute n U'ufli't esprriniiy pre­ lim rd ns n "riire for w o i.v " 5 .mop people of the chin ch " ill Ills.! p ililirip ille in till' drive, lie M A IC U |t t I - I I ft HEARING t f i s v i r e BLACK HORSE ALE KM T.U stV i: Cot Mu* m> 710 down—ilir-e fre n c h year# A venue, ft. WITH ANNKTTE’S lepnlr. remodel or re-roof emir icimo bow. l.ot lie show you lioi ■asv li |a 'indsr rilA tllfe .Vo '. •null) Ilk 'M ill I rciv h A»* •„ m oans B E T T E R - E A S IE R t o i:iisu \ f*f!lh«vlVHtll.l I dtp li>f*'tl> lull IflCut tllill >1 hi- l" *1 niter fit in tlie I'll • i iti "I ilu> Nltilli Jtulliitl t.’|r* im 4iit*1 i«*r Memlnole iVunty# •Li ti.ineerv, tinder ilm r tu .v v Mi i\\ ri!tf(LV »• I »‘ H<* .sti\ I imidAlif, illtd Hml the • i - r. dd rtlinu-tl.iU iltt 'Ce ins*»i i mil von are I»'t|uIrt’tl to •••ir i»n” en defen*ei4 |mfounti'i ...... Hi’j ul tin' efflrc* of 'I'll* *t I lie >**ild <‘out I «t '.'ll III' IKI’ lit J*«*li fuIil, I'loftl* ’ HI • *1» t it .>r '1.111 l| A ■ it 1L.,f Ml .1»•I l tM • 1>*■ . t . I ,• •«*♦.*»! it ill l‘e i-llt Of -Ii . |ir*u i i d • n p i rit l I’M' • dV ll Mill Mill ■rfft Lit • * •iiM*fd, Si*in»H I* • »»*ri♦v . I- th I Li "'.111 ll il * I PHONE 1 t o tp ru tn a im : nun A tt ch o c . iM iM m riin Fnetnrj • UNITED LUMBER COMPANY Legal Notice 1 * - 1 I'li it Met mt, U Cun %*4.*4« *1 M i l I ’ l.t m n n YO UR H E A R IN G * ■ S E R V IC E C E N T E R M M . MIIIi'r-Ui»lin|i t o. V R I I I S . I'.irh \ *e , f i,rt llthSH II \ I I ' K I I I I i S M l - l i c m . ' K a i d s l i e u ’ ill I A rlltle s I J hl* HERALD Want Ada F u r Hcaultn IM l i i l l r s l r i r a t e s • **>> I * a ll I t a a t l* < tru h lls h e d I s T h e sa a fu rd lO r a U t I time aer llae luserllsa 3 limes Ms per Its* lasertlea V llmrs a* Iter Use is s trlls a SB limes Bs pee Us* Issetllua le tree Itae far t e s r lr t'oatraet f i r e wards l« the Us*, lia s hie rata fur hlack (Mr# e***. PHONE 148 W a a l Ad* will he a r f r a l l d ever th e l« le* hw ne u * m anuran d B M r h a r n a It * , , a r a a w a In l i s te d l a t h e t e l e p h o n e bnnh-. la r e lu r a f u r th in a rr u a u a a ita llsin th e a d v e r lla e r la e i* e e l* d tu p a r a r u m a ilr . l a n r d * r f a * na l a re n d e r th e h e a l p a a s lb l* - e n t e r , n il W a n t .Id a aunal h a la M ir ( illla a a n lh « d a y b r ia r * a n b llr a t la a . I'l e a a e a u t l f r Ms I m iH rilla lr lr If a a r r r a r a e c u r a In r « u r mi. W * c a n a a t ha re»|iuniill,lr lur at e r a th a n a n a I n r u r r r r l l a a r r - tlaa. TI1E SANFORD 1IEKALD V ELA K A Fo r Suit' — .1 T U X E IH l F E E D S ; Complete lino. W H t . I . - D l i l l . I . L H w a u le d im m e d i llle ly . I 'liu lie -o d d , o i .ee l i . ,M Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. r U S K D T IR E S , 050*15. Renson- A l i e , O v lis lo , F la . nhle. riione 128. -105 W. let Street, Mr. M. li . Hodge*._____ H O T L U N C H E S served every day 11:30 to 2 — with Homo Made rolls nml corn M uffins. Homer's G rill, 324 East 1st St n et . P rn u iu iu I’liluts, pnllon f3.25 T -S h irts, white A: Colors 48c Men's Loulera .. 11.95 Arm y surplus cot*, beds, hlnnkct* *tingln*se», boots, shoes, tarpaul­ in*, clothing. A R M Y -N A V Y S U R P L U S 10* V , Palmetto Phone 1321 E B U E L M A N S Red Rose Feed. Touchton & Watson, 1201 Celery Aye. Phone 1IBfi-J. __ ___ F R IE D Shrimp Dinner, flerted "Th e Rest Shrim p on E a rth " every nlplit ul Itcnicr'u G rill, I 324 East 1st. Street. | Now iivniluhle. I.uteat model Highj Speed Floor Sander for rent. Everylh iu p lo eomplele a first eliiss job. Cull or rome Into S E N .'lA R Ih tiluss A Paint Co. 1U H L * W. Jnd Plume .120 W* both lose when you don't hrlnp yunr prescription* to L A N K Y 'S . Phono ton.__ ________ l v i k (, im : k ,n i f m i m .k .jji DAUGHTERS (li' KI.KS h i l l SPONSOR I'AIM'Y Kvii pi ecu Temple No. -U-'l ihiuphtcls oi Kli.s will ipotisoi a pm I v Ft idiiv niphl hepinniit ■ IMHI I' M. until IJiliu |*. M. in tile home of light. Itesidee |):lrl. ett 1117 We*t Kh'Venth Slice!, oh Uiiliplilcrs and Hills me uskel 'o utteiiH nod lump their fi lend 11«lit li. Wilson, see'ty llp'il. A l., Foil ester, L’ph Hiller, I'ulu. V. Dlckeimm, lie porlei i; \sr: p a i n t m \ d i ; i ’Rom THE EI NEST MATERIALS o il EX 11.ItllHI IM 'K It lt llt n . U l U lM sii I \| | * ■itd Hip/1? . M l T H l i u y K h a r m i ' H B .t l.H N M TIC h i in I l l i l l f U V ( I I V K N H int i \ |t | \ M i l , I s. l W 11 l.i \>> I n| I s I M R l( | IN >1 I I I t f I IN I I I! Sillilotil - I <nillllt! I ’ll Ml I iX I i litrs- Slnte . I .,t v MiNuirviiljftl iiramtiii to 1**1mat I'acrrn mudoluil KmGItXVlRk »Vt l.i 1 Ml li K l ' l j l ll.’ t M I N I ' ID—-lluslness t ippin t null it's UUlT.IHNO fni4 fc»ntf wiiilublv f«f I/l) II.P. tderlrle imdnr I sod i pm, S J i t 's l l l l M IA l e v s rohlilwi ahop or liunlne**. 8419 110-22(1 V. H.tl II.P. Fitesione Mu pie Avenue. Phonti 1200, oiithiiard. good us new. d laying Plume in; . Inn*. 11nml I'ulliviitm. I’leuie 1 rit.M'TOR WOI1 li F U R N IS H E D n i'n itriien i, nit gnf *i (ice i'-tiuoili**. .Irtt'k Iineiiuipmollt. 915 Pink A venue, 8ti7-.l. ill5 W. 25th. 1'lnim’ 283-11. kfcilfiSEN E Puree Ini rt 'Rungigood iiimlitiioli. Pi lei. veil ten TWO ROOM furnished npmtiio'iit , 310 Mngiiollti. Phoiif A. K. Ilos• •'liilldp, Phono 5d8 M 1 Mlliei', riorihl, 212-W. FiSIIERM AN ! Live lu.ii fm 1.1% i:% riM’H i FOUR ROOM furnished npmimeni sale from li A.M I ill 0 I'.M dull) t tiidiK mull*. >*«I *•i I i L ii L d i i : i ; p \ ih .* KitviCK gu mnl eieclris', miepned poreli, lllld W. 2nd Si. • tnnw 13), ixvliilit I mm D< ikA I • Iit. Ina li iK, Kln trit linn I mm Imull'. ♦ 4t|«*r Miii L. > i till) luitli, rent 135.en. I ’.ill be•'i . i i i i I) nml H AD" i ' tiitu I h » n 4tglit I I"** lift \ I*>11111- I’li't tl Kill (j|l| il twreiil) itini 5. Phone 989. n r i l l l l I'FIINON \ |. 1*1101*1 H it l -ed Hutu licit nml wtilf Hill Hiiii'w, I'lii'ur tHS .1 NEW L A R liE furnished livn room J Miii i.tr i »)uyv Mat I res* MU' i*i I* <1 Mu* I lit i, Sahfi'*it Srrv I Ui mlM II illitr iipnrliiient, permanent rmiple. Slight!) lin'd Mnple L I ii 1 U s lll'x l, I till-4| 1*2 (lorcenoil poieli, garage, private Pint form Rocker 19 9. t mu .i v *■-»rI for 11<•* h»r NTW F I iHUHH /»irtm«i*rt lo nrrbath ii ml eiilranri', 918 Myrtle Rep. 41115 MilRII/llle llneka 'on |,.Iin t-rlfry |M|»ur I tflllH I'•)I*" I V Will* (i'll im* OM fliM'i'H niiiilr lllti Ave. I mowing m.irhlgt Mf\% l i u Ii Ihj:, ilrur*mr A wm l 3 fi rtliliffr til l 11Ittifitf NICK 7 room Imum* uiifl ll llirdieil Ini:. I'oHahln i»o%vpr iilutil, I I f»:i f. M o t i f I T iiii L rhoitu 1117**1. I Intriii' w.iii mm vriirn m|H*rlHic0 In Homl»o»lr I ) ’itril I ' i i K tiMoti I r u p l t t i , N«» * 0 Ith o M s — Hath H e r e e It e d 1‘oiiuty. I! M iilruoon, i.nl.r NB-’ Irlrl. porchi'n, gningi', fruit Ireen, no S|iei ml! New 3-tie. Iletl t-t«|«iI|>iiir v*l ftnv I'liitl. 1*41 KH " *' Mnrv. Ri'.iin Hullo, Foil Muring. rhildicm or pot*. Impiiru 22IH II tu liu Mollies., und Tuir I'lllowu 119.95 I join o m i '. f im u Ml<I ii im i nyifi it )»11><*m wttli 4l*< Spi'tlul! Free lienilhonrd Malrn hmiI S rrrlrf trie iniilor h |iuni|i nml llollyivood legn with 1 J F hcDmy h nliiiul f|iMillfi«i| Mrr I'l’r lllliB r . cl Ini t Jhutnro, | iI*ovm pitrehit ie nt regular price %ii«* Mrn i i i l i l v u t n r * . h um l I oh I n, i»1p *l'i lira tII fit* With Mil ll|l|r| fdlRI of Ilex Sjumg und unit. HIM, IIAflOWANE 1*0. irtt H. Kind f'honr M t il's * . Reg. (7.95 High Clmir ^AI.L 517 for liuMrry, Cicnmilor Nnv 5.99 mnl Hliutc*i M*rvlre. 8wnln'n Come in nml miu our Hatlrry Efrvifi*, 501 W. Fln t "Good nml Hail" mom. Ilntgiiimi from 6tlc—up. MATHER of HANFORD 203-0tL K. Ul_8t._ Phono 12^, ONE 4 1/3 b.p. Evunrudc Mntm good running rdndUlon. (35 Phone offlco ) >32, horn* 7HH-.I Daytona B«ch. Fla. m4Ph. 0389, 1bl . l L / L n .. n r s n rr 2 W AXED |Urch llaby Red* with 1 K____ )R 8 A LE -a* Hardway* h Hull?inncrKprlng mattreiiei, like now. _____ i . - I . . , i ______ « n n l a _____h Undo Evening Star, Call Ralph bu*lnw»,160' frontFull D30-At. . 8. Highway, Store S E R V E I. Kelt igerator, equipped lldlng . 30'x35' with' ilvlnif for Green'* Fuel. In xplcndld VENETIAN IILIND8 made to Ittafa: warehouae 36x40'. Now order. Seminole Venetian Wind running condition, $45 n i rn*h. - * * ~ "" •• —n„ liVg $00,000 annual bUttlne**. Co. W0 W. 3rd 8t. phone Ice Term*. W. Efi f$12,600. U iU W i iviu in t vv* R. aa* JJ62-Wj_ __________ _____ HJami, Realtor, III) North d— A H T IL 'L K H W A N lPH )— « Drag line, bulldoter, dump truck, [tf.Ata,, Sanford, Fla. Tab muck, fill dirt, *holl and clay hy load or Job. Contact H. R. E BUY, S E L L A TR A D E u*etl hard eurfaced Wfurniture. Cubated, co * — “ **-2WII*on-Maler Kttrnid epen d able ir beautiful Lake Man* Phone 460 Y’ork Avc., turo Co., 311 E. lit. Phone 068. trpglia »lde. Forhomaa or 286-W. e grove*— from $30(1.00 WANNTEU — Uweii refrigerator*. Vodoplch Refrigeration 8ervice. LAWNMOWERa^Shantinad/ bfl flj. Enterprlee. cycle* repaired, ?i«*V A Key Call 1240 or 102-R. on Cryetel lake. work. Prompt RerVlea. H. W, Shuman, 310 E. 4th Rt. 7— P g ls-Llvw lo ck ^ u p p lle ti -lo ffC E TO SA N F oTiT)' ) f ( t k ) SpbcUtl Dulttxe FOR S A L E —IIOXER PUPS, H O W N ERS - U t L . R. MANN week* old, champloa blood line*, i N U R S E R IE S of Lake tyonroa Fawn* A Rrindlea, 860.00 A Supply you with Ornolnehui , 178.00 each. 1200 Elm Ave. •crube eueh at, Liguetruji, ArNew tlreo—overheuled moorlver , Priret. O a r J a n i a , Podoiarpue, Viburnum and Coco* motor— renvwtei hrakee !L P W A M T S D Pturnoa*' Pal mi, to beautify your ' pieitfe ,’eeat-oover* home. To thpu who do mg have' G IR L t o ...........In Produce depart* ■ ,:t Mf * the ready cu h to pay la full, iargaret went full time. Aj ithed. l we can arfange that by d down, And fltore. ?L'. J? paymentl of twenty-flvi garcent I HOM I'llM f . ii tt>« t i l l tin y u l P a t ir u n r y . A I t ., Kill, lu l lo it ic ila ln enuae p .in lln t n lh « i n . o h ( n u n In a iu l n r ' i inlnola County, F lo r id a , In Clinn-i »r> . w t ir r a lu c i-N T IIA I. Klail(M>\ ■IIOI'Hi'TIMN C l l f l i n ’ AHHii. i v IM.V .i t o i iioratluii, la I'lulmi i 1 noi n m u i'ii a. m n in e 'll •I.I.G.N H .IIIIIHI'II. Ills ill i r. d< Leiniuiila, him u ii il e . tailed s< Hpeel.il Aluslur w ill w in ii Ho h a i l Im i i 1 1. o l i n l u o n .11M i. S l .m l i K. A I I . I IT. it. o i l e r ' (, ,llit| V .ll Ilf l||«' IlIgtlKNl -♦ l>Hltit r (<>t .ii i he ft •hi u f Dm CuiH't sliiooo 4if t iot»M‘li’ I 'o m i i y . Ftitthlii, i |m i ImnliiM *l* Nurllit tl i »i «*§»«■*ty ►Mni 'Mil 1*4' III It In Hu|l|)ili4l|« 1'*|1M4 4 lot 1 1 1 .I f rt- U l l , ill I'or Gil AI SO I I Ml | IN w i l l |\|» III I lit lilltilU'.LN TFM I'l.i; M i AJ1 I D M EKI K.eipieeu Temple No .llil ml hold then icpului iiieclinp Toe> On, iiiplii Muicli sum 1'. M. a the I'.Ik's l.odp s, Hevelltll Miee' mid • vpie s Avenue, Dsiipldei me ii-iud to lie pi cue'll and oh lime. DaiiphteiJ fiu loins I lit* Hit'll* me hi ped to lie piesetll S IN G E R M A C H IN E S , new A used. Terms. 310 K. 5th St. I'li 1024. G ltO C K in —All-lit-. Ileei A Wine, ■tmnrsrf - ..I f q Smnll Ih ir. 4 loom npt. nUnrhed. FLORIDA Riant pepper plant*. Iltiildiliu'. flat in t'w A ntnrk & __ l eo Hulnor. Plume 25H-J. IIInil—Complete. 1'lnj .<95110 tin APATMENTH, S W A P SH O P - 406 K . 4th S I. U iiiik u ii I iippoi lu r ity . F u ll in , We Buy, Hell or V ru l# must w ille Ovli'dfi, 4203, III. No, I, ^ an ything.-• I'hfjnq t98w Lr_ ’ I lo x 592.__________ ___________________ I HOM III mt ionK5 l ik u MC'n rn a y i n ' rrg KlitPN .O ifAftK I FA LSC A LA R M , (lU B B U M ... I T ‘5 O R LY A S Q U IR R IiL P LA Y IM AROUH* TM' M A IL - . * Til l n t u S w iP r - P t k i m BA SGIIAW l r ~ - |iC O M T O A L T \ r. J .\l| | OOM I HIM A S C R A M U l III' I L R IM A ! MOL l U ll m u ..' v v iio ^ oo x/ r____ I’Tilll S lllk tif fflNL uii w 1 1v ; t i G i l i IIA T i l I Y m a r ul y nonr man wi.mtict;dbo>€>" 11AfUJ Mh M r 1 | I I Ot'iOj r t f r ' I '.imAW V Q fv ', M lt 'K L Y M O IJSK s ou O i- S * r ( - lj5 .v m ■2C-. '\\'r c r c N t iV 5 2 rt. I!vij J'T^ J « t -jOu * . . . . J'fa liTssr 19 17 PLYMOUTH U y l ’gul Hoblipmn ...FI^ r 8l'"an § temporary City Hall,____________ dtea 18*24 fret to travel iperoned kroup to Call* Transportation fur** *8*1 and. b§l»o«tJailyro< i8^ *w thr ly paymanU, you gan ahjo) watching them grow while) yog pay for them. Our NitamtMt a n •ur taJ7 H IM Seminole County •yv M o to rs 810 E . F t n t 'S t Phone 11 Durvealeemiit' if open ,'f.l f t ,t.\ Uir-''/' l . OO" 1C, .if i'I ■/6j ytwi . i : >.>ii A il n tiu HO-'. AH in r . » il'B ' rr*^n*.. ■;e* ■ i't i#.;i !'e*fc;."V, t IVI in »** fAjyV . ' .Vi '.NSW ; ( .JOuNrfi* Cl u B ) ' w ._c.O ai or.vUNS ( j ADVI.'xnj 'Se I t»OU KrrA/.' I �• * At THE CHURCHES A ll (h u r« h Not Iren must he presented nt the Herald n l/lr* un i« r day before puhllcalion. Hanford Ministerial Afwociation Rev. II. L. Zimmerman, Prenidenf Joe C. Crewtt, Sec. • Tread. f npikcopxi) 2nd Hunday lu Lent 8:00 A. M. Holy Communion 0:30 A. M. Family Service and f llU lr h J’clionl 11:00 A . M. Choral F.ueharixt and Sermon 0:00 I*. M. Set vires I luring YU,HI, I he Week Moiulay t hi util'll T liu r.alu y unit Hulniday ll.il> ( o iiiliiilliion 7:3" Wi dne tiny livening I'rn ye r, l.llu n y niul Nermnn 8:00 I ’. AI Fild u y H o l y tlommiinloii 0:00 A . M. F rid a y — Clinteh Selmnl la-nten Hervlee 1:00 I*. M. F riiln y — Lent in H litiiy tim iip — H:«MI I*. AI. I*. M. Scrriinii Toole: I'rul.nmTlni,' M. Hntuolny; llmoe " |’’vr r*' •tie.to A* VVatin A* Y«ui Missionary meeting, Tboniii • Wnl It-r, leader, 11* io A. AL; ehunh eeivlci-, 11:00 A . M. Fildnv night nt 7 to n’lTi'i-k, Mr llrlekei from the Flm-d.i Hied, and llihle Home, (hlaiili*. will show natural enlm mm «n pi.'on ..f iln West, and **mod tepiiidui I ioi, will Inc 11uie -login,* of the Voire of Ptnphiey t/mit-' and organ mnale. Mr* I ( will dll eel the yoillig penph meet log. M ORNING IlF V ir r iH N S Itev. A. ( •. M cliini-, |iu i *t the F ir-t Presbvteti'in C hoith, will lie in i-luirge of tin* M.untm| if.v i .• htil I'lOgtttlll f'*l oes' week. Tin- iii'igfn in i-- h-'ii -I daily at H-HO A M over Hint mil AATRR mid I-' a preseidalioii of Hi - i latino ill i-nliperal inti w itli the Runford M i m l e i i a l A - i e i a l l o Home" F IH H T C H R IS T IA N f III IM II M.U7 s .infold Avenue I Randall F a rris. AReiOrr " t'lir i it's Ale*—age To A Deoil 4T„,n h" h Hie miulntnr’ -errnon i,ti|e, l fm Hi- morning I*, ut td •In- F it •( i i.i. ii m i inir.-h - r iv e In .lie . o r A Chrl-tlan" n .|| Ip. tlie i Vi'lonl- **l IO'iO tuple .......... .lend* nt AV *'. Teon will direct the wm lop 'del study uf Iln* ch u rch ‘ Churl hetnunuu* »• '» lb A M , ... T he vuiiHi of the < Inm Ii win I,nve Hieli uieellug n< *' T0 I’ -'I AVedin*«d’»v evi n iu" thi ■»lunch w ill have ih>*ii “t'iii.AtiMti-'ii B*i|» per” . Ill which time t ll'v will htlu w llh id lift i-liniclutt in "Do* ll.m . ,,| Rhnrlng" f" i tin- n e d y of thiWm III A cordial Wt-leouil* I* e,l»liil»d lo fill. n l f i i i i T i o f t i n : n a/. I l l Maple A*rune Rev. L. II lliisto u. I’ .. . | | „ (iiindnv ftelmuD* O'. I! A. Mninlng W'trshlp id.L A p. Junior R ic h ly •N, ,Y . P ' 1 * Ii', I i|R 1ST I I I AI IN 'I M ISSION M I 'l 'l li Street ami Holly .Aveiigg 'I Invitas yout nfleliilailri* at our M i-rvie.riatioduy night nt I'-nw M P Ai llyl ■, ,M ilim .l-qienl er M,in­ V| ' '-v ,iMernin.il r.t *4-*ln p i A|j II mV. s ill* s ||- lie III,III I I A lld v 'is k ssreiei- AA’ei lii’ -drtV H i , •(#*’I*4• \|nr-li, stienker. T'lnr-.ihiy nip In .ill (' AL \A t, P. M L u ll,' M. flpeeinl nob' • ' 1 l o o t ' l l piavei amiu ruih • • Yming, one nf Ha t i " 'i i I Sup ’ ' m i . lu ll lo iduirgr. eiiiileudeol • nf the * liui.-l' of ilo - 1 Hi ioe vio,r Mould*-*, lo n* and , N arurfh e. w ill •I • ,r„4->; , Wl. will help vml. AV'h pipy fnv ip , al.et .Mlltlitd.1V on III ii I ”*t) ] 11............ in hi.il'. t.t th fie -. rvleos. \ -he..tie w. bt . n .,1 lo nil. P M w h ip s . Tin- piddle Is inv itid I.. IlMt'llll [ n i r « i i n n n o r ooi» I'I'H AI A I OH VIUNI n p tlF.s'R V T P .R I AN C H U R t II lO-Oft A . M Siindav « 4!ll>" i l no a M W iuddi H'-iviee V illi p M AA’oi i hip H< AVeilue- dsv l-veiiloe, ij.'in |* vl I'l.iv n Meeting I ' i I i I jv I ’vrulilB a . 'ill I i M. A'l.ling P e o p le I ’H R R A lir r ilt lD H T l IIU III II AVrst Until lit Street „ml Laurel , Avenue • I'r n l If. Iln iin n , P.tOnr iium lay Hr hold Ii I.T A. AL Alotulng AVutxliiu lit; lo A. At. Young I'l'oplex Hervlee 7:0" p ,AI. K vrn ln g Rerviee 7 lift P. M. Prayei mid I’ rnlne Reivicn Wcdoi's.la v 7:V»i P !M F IR S T P R IN IIY T U RI AN ( T i l l I ll ' l l H »r, Angus II. Alrlmds, II. I). Pastor 0:45 A. M. I butch .School 11:041 A. 31. Mmiiieg 0:311 P . M. Yulilh FT-llowslilp 7:30 P. M. Lvenlnu Worship Rpi clnl muaic fm Humlay morn­ ing: "The Lord Is My Lig h t" nnthem, hy the GIih iii 'c I iT iu lr. “ (lu r find Oor lle lii In Agea P ast" I y the Men’s r iin r iii. Hperlnl mualr for Humlay even­ ing! Atilhen: "Into tin- Wends Mv Mauler AVitil." I.AKR MARY COMMUNITY CHURCH l.ake Mart C. V. White, Minister Church School 10:00 A. M. Classes for all ages. Worship 11:00 A. M. Westminster Fellowship 0:.'lll Tuesday nt 0:00 P. M. thp Wo­ men of thp Friendship Class will with Mr«. C. C. White. (F.NTHAIJ. IIA PTIRT ClltinCH meet Wednesday the Coldcn Age Nlnlh Street and Laurrl Avenue proup meets nt the rliurch nt M ini -_U e x .-H .-L . Whsllei. Pastor I*. M. Also the lillHilirns Women Phone M09-R W. O. Hlansell, Sandsi Srhnol meet with Mrs. Wnnsley ut R:0/i I*. M. Supt. Thursday «t 7:45 I*. M. prayer R. 11. Keith, ft. T. If. Iilrerlnr fiireiinj? Choir practice at e In Shirley Middleton, Piunlsl Humlay .School 11:45 A M Cln-ses for all ngcr Morning \Torsiilp IH dl A M. FIR S T MRTHODI.HT ( IIUIII II J. R. MrKInley, Minister “I (imj liie Father nf All Men?" No. This popular propagated Mrs. I*. It. Stephenson, I). II. K. Chinch Si hold false tliinry will he srriptnrslly ":4ft A. M. A clati* for every ngo, i vposed. Mormon liv pnslnr. .Morning Won lop 1!. T. if. 7 0»» IV M 11:100 A. M. Sermon Tuple: “Did .lesus 1)1 upUnion for all ngr* prove of Wealth 7" livening Worship H 110 I* 'I 0:30 I’. AI, Youth Fellowship Sermon by Vlilislor Service I’rnycr on-i t log we-'.('<•*'lav 7 30 I*. M livening Wor­ 7 inI*. .A I. ... * r ...n» ship CHRIST I ■IIUIII II. LONG WOOD I IRST II tl'T IS T I'HURf ll (Fpiscnpnl 1'iirk Avenue AI Sixth Hllcrl Rev. II. I.ylllelnn /Iminrrmnn. AV. I*, litimk*, Ir. Paonr II 11.. Vicar I,din I Alillit. Rdur illunul Uir 2nd Siilnlnv in Lent ■"AVi ’ve Saveo A Pin -e Uni V m ’ 4:00 I*. M F.vcniiig I'rnvei and "iiodiiv Hi'le.'il (t l.'i A M Hetmnti ■TTit..- Vnui Family to .Jnnday All are welcntne Srlmiil" \ \ I *1in I* fi.r 9'V9'i v f«K« M .1 min* Wi»i l<•|i I I iw* ^ HRVRMTII IMA AI1VRNTISI I i nililfl)* I ^111**11 Y* l « I* •** t IIUIII II Klin Avenue and HevrtiOi Soerl > I'n iiifi fm * vi’rv ff'im li I if i .‘ iin ry hour fur un Fide, A. I llevi. Mipeiintending th i riliir* y**uri. ni'lui Slid T. II.' fCliepaid '••••* livi riinp VVor Inn 7**lh I* M Wlllluio Walt, usstsllints. \V. I* Mr*»oK*. » Sul, bat Ii Silo.ol. Mih . It. G Ibis Mi ianon | \V« itiif" iluv Mfivlrf 7* l I* son, -opt. It:'pi A - •» t a.MI'l I lo, Aveliue Rev. Joe I'. Crews, Pm Ini Siind.iv erlnml hm graiil w ill.b e . e in at P ‘10 A AI. Siimlav muenl|1|f Rev. t'liitix K i.i'W lfJ, rlb le . ii e l i .l v w ill lie in liintgo of the m m*i mu -'pn'lnl Suodny m I iuuI ill lllli’linlis w ill I p * given till* ,1'hool hv Iln* M 'fie lary uml idliei lute speakers. The Ill'll Ill'll? wm it in w ill lie III iJinrpit of the \ll.<i*nuiy Statu .’ leerelai v \lr>. Lo.x C tiiry , who villi deliver Ilo* in s ugc. A spa. t* mi sinunrv prognim w ill l*e given hv the " ix lh Mill riel of Florida. A lte r the uinttiluK w or­ ship a bafkel dinner Will ho served at the church. Tiio aflonioni, w ill bo Milieu up vvllh music uml ■inning. I ’ vmigolisiie Kervlee at 7)311 P. VI. The par,lor w ill deliver Ihe message, un tiller m il w ill Ugiven for prayer a fle r •!«•> tnes4080. Prayer uiei-llng and Hlhle sillily melt TliiirHrtny oveuiiiM • ! ilHft AVornldp P. ,A|. Ilrln g yuur HiliT#*. Alifseiliii.nry scrvlen -*acli Tliurnday evening 7:3rt P. M. V. L . FI. service F rid a y •vett­ ing nt 7:311 P. M. A program for **.\ iVr-m ml I IIRIHTIAN AND MISiilON AHA ALI.LANCI' I'a lk Avenue and Street in INI \ fnnrlrt-nlh f 4)1,1.- H e in . 1.1 \| A AVii In.Idl, Siqit. 11:00 A. AI Molnllig AA'm-top The pn-tm will sprat, mi 'In 'iiliii’i'l; Christ's .leceiid I'mione A Growing Nere'sity ll'tfi A. M f iininiiii.p!.! ■ vice 3 '4fi P M. ‘ Kveiung Service Our evening service l- infmoinl and suited In the need* of all nges. The paunr will eptak mi the snhfect: "It Death Via;,Traiiipnl 7" All me vvcl.'iiiiin. I O NGRUG t IIO N A I. ( I l l ' l l ' II Park Avenue and T h ln l Slit-** Ret J . K eratrri Root. Alm .-in “.undsv School 10 00 A d M .iidng W m-hlp I I •)() *A M ’ term'.n “ 11*- healed him ol to' llllntines*" "VVliv I t.o lo Uhiiri-I." I- Ioi '.Vminianti'i " V i.,l udgld iual »» |u-l tin, o' ilnpiirt' "W hy do I e«t T ’ ..r "Why do | -sleep?" bi-e.ili-'* I find * lit ill-,1 a* Here- s ry us the t.ilim . j I'niihl eul well mill sleep well, and v it he a iid'S'iuld* uiun with..ut 111* sjtiid o a l uplift that .•min.. fim u -tn iiit<'ii'l«n<“ l|l’r-n •h> D ivi’ if iiiillnuuces. T I m-ii Ngnlti, It >* t> gtcul ptivilee,. in iu li '-htt.ddei ,villi Hie . aine*t| (Tut Han me" w in infi're- led in pron"'U"U i 'In is l's Kingilnm »l*<‘" eat Ih. Uni f«*"i., v m i ; while po-tnm • *••••uial i.ndei’ tie* lln riiso n ntlialdistrwtiitn. I l'av«d'*.| nettrly OflR .mlle*! In tn.d.'i to h i pr.’ *"»t esch week ( I my own th .ii,’ h I. have Iii'ide It the . ' l i e o f 4.1V l l lf (n |t>" . In "iV iegnl.il tdns'e ‘‘"•'b t ..t d '. .|«V Wl.el m I te l It -fo'1 I|, Il.l euiintry. ,-el"'vnot '« Umil wm i i v * | • ' • Y ,,u ' w,. .'I .old not lu al.e III. Iiy c m Mine of nor eiVt l»|ti II e' . I | " , . | | . V t Ilotl the ..................*...........I e-erv man h* ha more i« "'" " gr nindwork " f l.m if dv fnlne* v, In limv be catir-l" "v o> . Ilddl-ti •vioil I 1-*1' "MU *» luo lty uml lumhle tvei the ...... .to e mid lie , lll'ii-'l. Stadium Inane Pepper Speech ((•a ila a e e reaaa Paae O u | tr«nilM«»a Krmn f i l l IIM | tin- |M-uple mnl to |iruioot<* ilic lr lor (lie main pari nf Hie tituclure well-lH-ing in r very possible w a y." and dial other portions could be ropper epitomised Ills pli.lo- added later. sophy of government In these The extent of the deterioration words; "More and more for nil.” Here ore highlights front the I’cpner keynote address: I* " I shall continue to fight communism in every way f think Is I i nli .ilult-d lo defeat it. { ''hull continue In fight for peace ’ • ■(» r> wny which w ill hi.iiuruldy and with jur.tlci* promote it." " **T«idny lie* itch, the rearlionnry and tin- in.|*f utcful who ate making ever lu ig rr and latgei profits thi-msi Ives denounce nor llem ocralic ndioiiiistrnlion at ruining the cm im ry w itli govern­ ment spending la*t them tell ii whether llu-y advocate weak• long A lo e ii. iiV lefi *iso, whether they would have i i . lepielinte our delit lo .on veteran , fail to pay iiilere-t on »I k - nnli.iiiiil delit, itup tin fight uguiuat communism, r r when they would cot. I.et tnein I ’ ll n* wlo-tliei tlii-y are w illing to give op Hu nob .idles they are polling." .1. “ AV* must i-uiiilnui1 to itrive for a :■v iti fai o| in ml seciirile wliicli w ill give to every senior iitire ii ai i.it win. n-tires from I'o illflll • iiip ln , o n n l. and to evert pi-ilil.'ilii'iilly au.l lu la llv dl'.'lbli'd ’dull. Hie l i c i t n o r .VI -III OH nmtv v i a l ill e u iiia til.i* i di*rent level living w h i.li w ill in'il e il III.- dais nf .'ill I'u llilo lly • in|.l.. *■ t lo oial.i- a fan i out i i - I.oil.o' foi lion future "f ihr old grandstand la not known yet, he said, but City wo-kmi-n arc now working on it, ami he suggested that cltlscns inspect tin* stand to determine for themselves its condition. Mr. Odliain quoted an article ... Thi* Herald to the effect thai ihr City building Inspector, John Gillun had condemned the stand, as iiusaie for use and suggested that “the powers that tie” appear­ ed to bo directing the choice of voters on the issue by waiting to nmdeinn the rtructure until Just before the election. lie quMtlowd the ‘ taiemcM tl>:<l the supporting column-! had been undermined u. u result of li.il.n in thn roof by pointing nut tlmt there had liecn only one ruin since Christmas, lie wanted tn know what the nment ’'Indium nioject is and what It wilt aost. tic ulso wanted the public tn l.noW, he said, with! the New York Giant* had coat the City. lamer. WitRht drrlured that hr Inel known Ih yenr- ago tho1 . the eiaiiitstand was fulling down, hot iiddcil that lie tielievni Hint it ...old he fixed for gninc.i tills \ i hi , "We want sotnelhiiiK h»thi however," lie derluicd. I uni .il.l on the idea of build n» you . *0 olid udd on lo It a< the need i.oiitv per aid lie lin i, was Ih liil.iiip of while they won:, and whl'-li will tin . country's m wurily mid “ so ■o iiilili'.lv t o .I mil I lie old d e - j ••■•lay wRen l plfitd Ut* peace. I glaililig no aus** le* I oa-ed ilpoil 1 i t.iol; not of favor t*f another i |,i , lint il v i oiici'pl, •••unity bill ‘ living the liv e » of I. " U iid ri mu plan (of h ra lili \>oiitler« Ameilean-, and nil that hi i-r .-•>■•, i tin | niii'ol wmdd alwe bold itenr. w ny. have free iTiuire nt tie* dm*"Hut it k.-i stiaiigu to -ee how lot ami l ie in iiiiitiil, and the many nf tliejo (w o ld o wlm , m * doi-toi and Uie in pilnl would I*.Hilly denounce rniim iuhiliiii i 'I i t I I lien own patients. Jo*t ■in .tllmre to do anytliin^ nr murb a" now '* I., ahollah ih* squalor or |« i/e riy o *'| ho r v n l.il ugsltist enli.piil hi w h irl, eni'»otniii*m grows,'1 -h i y FF I'i 11 hi hToploymeni |-e|JII‘| cOt.i llldr-l t’laelice- l menu - e.ti I and w ill lie was iliti-eUa “ I by It 'A I'nntllole to do ., I,,', inr.* I he lO -rn , dean of tin Law School lo ve Hint legi Iiin .ii i iinwise •I the U n iversity of Miami and out inn ly I! a I d" helieye Hi it we litiiil<I i Inn-in in . in( I .KARAVATMR Mm T I/lb in iil to «-*---• , io .in olid >»oieaii. ||i-p. George Siom lii i- declared I <y.'ll,lie - id leligion i fn'e, M'S hi a • |ic4s-li lien- it ill plnni are hi null,unit o i.i'iii, a tun eh luce underway In -olnll/e llie Untied to iiiui.i- an ten • ■l living at (lie Siutei under the "trie l; heading" plio'e yylieic tln-v eon sei ve he*l >,f Natimml I L " ilili In oiniiee. Hpcnl.ing lu-fme i-iiouuiie.o Workin nut nlaindliiit econmiiv." ii "A t lit year- ol age I am I lie • i here |m<l night. Hmalln-i* aid yyiiillge. | .,on.itot * it Ii tirm ly I ! •In- piopoied lii allh |oo|'rnm I* Vein: id i*\pi 1 o eee a id eon illy i lie flint it i-p lo *Ui|d|e ib is noil! ill the Rennie With m> i xpi'lieoe.e •i y with u g m iin io en t -diitilnr to and i rn iiii il y v.liielt iim-imis uo , iln* mu* now in im g i i»l in Loglnml. lalirli lo tin* Hi noli* I have pisl I lie wanted “if the doc!ori are iiaelied hi i cupni-itv fin greatest .irnlUi-d Ili>* lawyers will he inunrvice to I l*o ids. Florida Iii-vd,- ^• iiiliic d next, Hu* help lit till* national p n v ilii- l "Then next they w ill ■.oeinlire mi nt ............el He vhallviirJng p m . j iii .u iain T on o, and when i(,c y soi-iallxe llixurnnrn uieii, the farm er Idem: Ilf a iiipidl growing htntii. w ill he next. They plan to soeln* lin i vVrtryotie." ' " /• > ,*i , t A, - Ily- ugtiin aOni-keil Hvuulor Clltlde Pepper. . "Senatul T ’l'pper," lie >iVlit ."Is ths milv U> ‘etiuioi to ever have wenmaa anparant." Mr. K rid e r re-entered the ditrur.r.lon by pointing out that a reason fo r delay In C ity action In repairing the old grandetand was that the Stadium Committee had entertained hopea of financing the new structure before the season opened. He pointed out that the C ity C h arter lim its tu as to finan tin g ." M r. K rid e r revealed that liefore the swim m ing pool w u bitllt “ lots o f people7’ had told him that, the C ity couldn’t have a pool. * T think It Is a grand Investment," he stated. _ A fte r M r. Odnam had read more of the article stating that the present standi were unsafe, A r ­ thur Herewith clarified th f Issue by declaring: "M r. Glllon slated to uie that the grandstand was in had condition, and w ill be roped off until repo)* are made. He did not, however tay that It was condemned ant] .ioiild no longer he uretl." Ife 'added that *lnce IlMrt the City, had spent 910,000 to keep the grandstand in condi­ tion, uml that wax only a begin­ ning ‘'unless something is done about il." J. R. "Happy" Lyltu deelured: "1 think we are agreed on one an every P I* considered fo r ad­ mission. • H r added that " a ll adverse find­ ing:. of tlie Counter Intelligent-* Corps in m atters of security aro taken ns absolutely binding noon the Displaced A Persons Commiss­ ion." tv V I To Prove You Can't Match a mnther d u h (G ian ts) may enmo iiefe it, Haiti lu five veurs." lie then pointed out I lie free udveiti/im. Runford oblaln'i from the Gihtit’- publicity concrriilnir the Afa s la ir Inn, nrol from new* o^ the minor icague c liiljj l i a'iii"K In n i. Mr. L y lc i declared that he tllild .* it u good proposition to build a iiirtio u of the »tmlloio firs t. “ I don’t hrlievc II would he a likrd m atter to issue revenpc vettlfie a le p .tn finance it,” he said. “ One ttrati told me hr would likiIn buy |S 0 ,000 worth." K a rly lc Housholdcr revlrw rd h ilr flv the w alk of the Stadium Committee nf r it ir n i: of which he ha* served as secretory, lie pointed out that W uyrriiia. G * , which members of the committee vi died, llO- U flue |.TfiO,0(M! h.l'Oliull-foolhnll itadiiim . Joel Field, annllier nieinbei of the Stadium Committee, denied .Mr. O'lliuln’s sunpe.*.t|nn thul liolitin- wa involved in the epiniemnut ir, 11 nf.the «tnnds. "W* u«* respon*ihle for that article, il wui un pMItLaUpropaganda," raid Mr Field Ih- polhfralnut' Ihnt Dav imm -lleiu’li Mk ’hpenllng ffiOJMNl In provide fm m training f(p'illti“-for IDi- Cleveland' Indians nt the fi.fiiici' N'Avul Air Station There. Mi.. Field otitllnfd plan* of the fSaiifcfa Port‘ S3 of the Apterlenn Legion to play* a plaque rnnlnlnI . ll.M ■.hfl.ai.' Ill UlflH lllltlli (ill I list M> r t i ;V • T r • lu- " • * • 4 ,1 Ih *2 3 4 -7 1 ’• ' I Whnravar you liv*—whatavar Ihe vlia of youi' fatally, klklwn oi budtfot- ba vut* lo 111* naw Fiiyiduii* R«My*fotpo Hit* o| riiat fi too 4 to 17 tu, fl, till lliu («u*o(ia why y«ur No. I «hok,n iv Amtriifli,’) I Rufiigirodot, FRIQIDAIREi NIW yold-ami-wlilfa’Taiyal" lu fth und Him N I W tu u a r- M q r a y * d t i l y n w ith fu ll (anyth daor uit lu ty a i lf!« t|« \f'tillo w i rattn ‘ ‘I »>|sln, l ^ l W » w la * :d d * r r i'H * * C ’h ,i buHor, (h ««««, tm a ll ifam t M tW atq lo i* that slurb up 301 R. I'H IR T R T M K K T If you 'w ould like to know m ore about thla adentlfic rullgion which lutttlghum an ilia nid aolvaa hum an prohlom a, com e tu A FREE LECTURE Tha revelation of God’a Infinite Goodneaa" ByJohn8. Bam m ona. 0. B. Of Chicago, Jll, •liber of tha Board of toaturttklp of The Mothag Ob' » flra l Church of Chrlat, BoleatW, la *« 4tM, MaMk MONDAY, MARCH. IUh -8U5 P. M.« a . • ‘ mma * . a a a a a jfltlld Drlva 103 Horitpuwar Englna “CHRISTIAN .SCIENCE: a Wayfarer Rnatlaltr Naw C ar GuarantM entitled am T'ulav wt« tire hflmty to am . DODGE m Seminole County Motors IM1, Pbat tt. F "IF IT'S IIAIimVAIIK WB nAVK IT infill or llIK HIDI.ONm u W nfuel IIiaI w enr*AW Yf( (lieuervireuuf unut with' e«|)»rl«nre with the ford Nervier r*ur«*»nUltv« to U coinanil FerddivM om IM 7 D 0 W I (Ml PLYM O UTH Joe Imwall Quallftad to eaaauH with aad adrtoa any Marcury, l.lacolii ar Font ear or. I r a c k uwner un any AuhjMd pertolntoa to BBHViCS. W e cordially INVI regardlaw aof m ake and well aquIppM and m aai oaratw VO U C S N ' M N S w '. 2 ", ' ,'nv *• v ■a • ■0 Phone1011 4 O ur aalw *aawlaapaai A tii * It M 'P IM m C A W »t), v Hy I N IW u ll- p a t r o lu ln ik U a v It u iu y * h a y DEPKNDADLtE 19-10 ‘ iq vad 'M s ta f-M h a r .w ‘ • •• . fo » "W f6 0 „ iaq„lha,.VAM np|al^ Sunday H"hmd. .' »<• » M illlling Si ! vice II II" ' M VVeduei day Keiviee, h“ n I AI lleuding Room TneiilnvH and I liila y , :t:(NI !•• !> »NI •' 'I Vll n'ie welon,in In nlli'in l 4il»r *•1vl»'i**t mill il* l' •'•il Itl’NlMIII? Room. . , » .. “ ,Mi\N" I s Hie in h li'T of tie l.e-tunii-HernW'n which w ill In* tend ,„ ( 'I ....... he of C h rist, Relent 1st, ibroui’ hoill the Wnl III on MlimbiV, March fi. The Golden Text Is “ Know ye Ihnt the Lord lie is God: It !■ > he liittl hath made un. uml tin! vvi niirM'lves; we aie Ids people; mol the i.heep nf Ills imslurq" (I'r llii):3 ). Among the ritallm i'i which com prlro the Le-soii-Rermoij is Ihe fnlinwlng from Ihe Rlhle: ''RiR ope In a ri’rtaln place lesllfled , •nvltig, AVhnt Is man. I Foil thmi art m indful of IdmT ur Ihe *»m uf man, that Ihnu vIMtrth him T . . . Thou hast pul nil things In xiihjiUTluii oiole, Ids feet, Fur “ ' V i r x i r 1.';',.™ lit litnl lie put all in ntihlertloii furnish Did music and tli# public under him , lie left nothing that I Is Invited tu atleml all lh#s« »U- not put under him" llle h r. 3:0, H vices. _________ __ lu 2nd.) The l^rmon-Kcrmon also Inl.tdssr Ihe following pavtage fruit, tho C hrU tlan Seleudo textbook, "Hi leui’o and Health with Key to w DP Offieiul A , T O U . M IS " m • •.hs. . �- tfv h ' ...... ...... ' " 7 “ ..... ' -r-7 • ' ’ ■ ................. 1 . ■•• . THE WEATHER U a ttf T h i n I i tt fin c t h — Te Frvtert UM, N m 1 ike WarU| Considerable cloudiness in north portion through Tuesday with morning fug ami some driae rle. Partly cloudy south portion and little change in temp«T*tU(C. t T» P rm a U U » h « |H M d A lark*. T * M « * P W fiiH jr for EPEN1HSNT DAILY NEWSPAPER AN INDEPEN m VOLUME XXXXI Pioneer Night Is Held A t Lake Mary For 25th Occasion m Contributions Of El­ der C i t i z e n s To Young Americans Told By Speakers V* i ♦ H jg i The progress of Seminole County end the opporlunitiei now rnjoyed by youth here through llit efforts of pioneers was pointed out to more Ilian 207 pioneers by Judge Douglas Stenitrom. Jark Rstigan, Fred Wilson and Volte Williams, Jr., at the Pioneer Niglil celebration Friday night at the Lake Mary Community Horne. Frank Evans, himself a Lain Mary pioneer resident, conduried the progiam for the 25lh time, and was congratulated hv Fred Wilson for the outstanding enjoy men! which he has brought to the pioneers of Seminole County. The Community House, the gift of Mr. Evans to Lake Mary, wis packed to capacity, and the ride.ly persons applauded the outstand­ ing program of entertainment, in eluding the music of the Seminole High School, the wit and humor of the four speakers, an amusing one act skit played by Miss Eli­ sabeth Speers and Miss Clar.i Speers, and’ the showing of Florida scenes in color by George Swart*. Top honors for age were ac­ corded to Dr. J. 0, (Jlhhs, retired physician and Harford resident wlw Is 94 year* old. He declined to accept a cane from Mr. Evans, having received one last year which was earved by the lete It. B. Meea of Geneva. Those receiving canes were An­ drew Toney, Ms W- B. Hathaway 15- Charles B. Davis, B3: Frank ft. Pollock HU; R. T Pmilras. Bit and’ A. J. I^oislng, 78. Those pc*sent, In addition to Dr. Glhbs, who had formerly received rones wer* W. E. Randall, H7j Joe Kin- • s js s e a -Mri. Oglesby. Mra. Jnienh'na Collins, fl-V Mr*. Castries Kohh 89, Mra. M. 8. Besalnger, 88 and Mrs. Q. H. tord M l Mrs. Char­ lotte Boyer, 7Bj Mrs- Anne Mac.Lrllan. 7H. Bach received » silver brooch- All persoim of 00 or over received red hangs',. Hevon foreign countries wore 'represented as birthplaces: Cana­ da. 4; .Sweden, Germany and Eng# lend, two each end Scotland. Bo­ hemia and Finland, ntie each. Florida, with 2d p rw n l. was closely contested by Ohio with 24, while Georgia enme third with 19 (Csertassa Oe » s js TUeae) MacNeill And Ray To Direct Census In Seminole County Malcolm 0. ’ M cN eill ami Ralph R. Ray, both of 8anf«d, have boon appointed aa crew laid* era for Wmlnole County to direct the effort* In the forthcoming 17th - daetonUr census. The ermoarweBereh (L HugW , district eupervlssr........... BUUa, hava evidence of com| . ha In good S A N F O R D ,r F ^ B p A T EntgbHfihH 1908 or furntah !« eaparthaalth ractar, ^and M O N D A Y M A R , f t ,' 1350 Soft Coal Miners Back To W ork As C ontract IsSigned THIS - r ^ * -------- Doctor Sander Denies Intent In Mercy Killing B y Attlee G r o u p M ove u u c \ • > - •* o t i__ i _i i. i l _____ j t _% __ _ ■ * 1 • j ./*' i • \ jl , ! i T r • • * A D I •'*vM pe»- *g*.ss* | *•- 'T O fc k i: ^ ......... • I n s u r a n c e Field Hit B y S p e a k e r Rotarimis Heqr AddrcsB On Problem?, In L i f e Insurance Seminole Dinner ' Club Will Meel Mrs. Madsen Had On New A thlriic Stadium Project Violent Tem per, All ,cg,tiered Sanford n,,»>- w r ,r itafay ingrd tty M m ,, A,,,I,*-*> ( arraway to vote tomorrow n> > »i>n ul ,i*frrri„lniTi on ,br < alhlc tic stadium in order to , n , t * then w tthn known ,•• tl,» t it, ( ,,m mission Noting will la ir pla< r t t i ” - i at / fMl ,\ M ,,, |l,r t uv ( ,,,,>rm* *t"n ,onm al ihr City Hall I'” 1' will ilm r al / IKt I'M Malcolm Mai Neill will ,rr - ,t an r|ecl,„„ offuial, due to ,hr ( , , , that Mrs. K. K. Roumlllat. • * -rrve.l i|„ring the fram-bio- >r I , reO’lurn hh clerk, will bn tinabl* I,, h"tvi> tbta time, It. N. Se»* >■ , * By clerk, announced tlila ntnrnui*’ Oilier ntflclah will be Kl"v,l I’ "1 me,, Mrs. Ralph A. Smith and lt» mnnd l.iindrinUt. Ibt, ballot i« simple and . toln* two sipiaras within ntn- r " btcli an X mark will Inrli, ><•-a vnte for, and In the ntbr, , Vl.ll- Hgaim, ciriat, ih-Ilog a *to’lt <1111 The vuli- >.hllr.t mai|n 11 , ,,,* f'ltv " f Kn,if,»iil constrtu Itng , Munlcltial M e,initial SLailluni ,n he firm ,ire,I tiy |i|",lge* ,,f »|i„ revenues I" Ii" received Mieie from HU,I hv plerlgr ,if additional funds available (n ,be C ilv r>tIn-r than flltnla to lm raised by id va (I'aallaued (In P u • rh>»»i S e n a t o r Holland Coplon’g Lawyers Slated To Address Refuse Summation Produce Managers In Red Spy Trial SKW YORK, Mar. f i- f ’Th —The defense pictured Val­ entine A. fiuhltrhev l*iday. In a final appeal for hla arqultlal on spy mnsplrscy charges, as a love-inflamed married man “on an llllrll ad­ venture with an unmarried girl." N EW YO R K , Mar n. — f/Ti Judith Coplnn'a lawyers announce,| today they will not make * sum ,nation In lha soy conspiracy trial of the ax-government girl and R’> 'let engineer Valentin A. fiuhlt chcv. Thu* tha rasa may go to the lurv lata today — a year and two days after the arrest of Miss CopInn ami Gubltchev on charges of ronaplrlng to pass U. S, defense secrets to tha Russians, Federal Judge .Sylvester J. I! van arranged to give his charge to the lury after today's summation hv Gubltchav’s lawyer, Abraham I. Pomsrants. "W* do not propose to sunt up," Ryan waa told by Samusl Nsubur ger, on* of the three lawyers as­ signed bj the Court in M!aj C’.’phri after aha dismissed Archibald Pal­ mar aa her counsel In mld-trlal. Ntuburgar thus- followed tha same tactic ha adoptad from lha outset — declining to emst-tsamIna government witnesses and re­ futing to call a tingle wltgeee In tha n-governmat girl's defense. lie J ndlcated ^plainly t^at^ha Is V • L N r .K O t m t o r s 1'irrsHt HGII. Mar fi—</P) ; - <s 'l roll,'i| nut of the ntl ion i liituinlnnus mines again Iotisi ,* hiippt tllcgers troopnl hick to the pits under tltrh m i , hi nut* «irl1te-rndlng ■onttart Cilpplrd Industrlea perk*,I up tpiirklv with rail* i m ii ,| * ret iilthiK furloughed *m U n mil millet rd Idla ***■• I mill, prrpiring to re*ltil,•• p, I (till 1 hr lllg coil stfik* Wlrd .vs.,tun In coal ,,*1,,* imlntlrl** In id’ll,It,n In ItJ imu , tiiirtl V|lor Workers. I, „ ,11 • , S.•> 1,1 tin s or mora ,o nr, ,hi„(* ,>icl< I,, normal. LONDON* Mir f. f/Dl |li. ♦.iin't Lsihfi l'*-n»v. pill flivtkei fMtlnn.ilir ihrn •»*» i|»r sl.'N ft., Ml 1 !»ir| ♦lir lime I'-hk* ilrfnglhfii tu di.iky IimM nff |lir if EId '»! iV •'’ rfidif nt ! ,lbnl *i m*♦ ii if % I »- «f« m tfie Irtnl ITi tit um i,i. •Im ink i • w t * m im : i n.v, s i «i fi. — 'gn Ul,l, ,|,c grcil m il sirlkw fven i * i i fulfil I Htf* I rli I "'ci. ii,* *fusir labor rnmmlt* I pff«1lni<y Irr t„d.ii plsconliiiletl a bill J Ije i/nt 11smi if*ftf g HMrnfdi ilr "hi, I, "milil lisir slien Hit govcrmn-nl nov rr It jrl/c the prn^r.kfii u i , <|<mI-» » 1 it % pff"t Ii nitoc, ■I, ii,-,i in I llnrl ThomVbMltfll lit*" |MlU !■•» mu; u« Il> I till,, tul,| r,'purlers lhal ( ifiTlgf ! (if *peri Ii rlfllVflfJ "lib lb* rust* pi«|, the bill no lotiKCi )* nrnlcd l fit* House al* fit foil *v * fniin 11 h fir fill Ik* of remli inti *brlir,l i slmll.tr hill. ** i- **M» if htri.'itf Is 11 i! getif ralitir , in»f 11r|e I i I ’l l I -III H i.II. M i, b J / f V did not vtv tip 1 I'll MI, S| Al,’„i, ,1,1, i Ant:,,c i 'i soft ,1 „ mi-. , 11 ( I., V ,i,t<> opir.t if did 1* »>-d M s Mtn.i dief fm »fi iM>tiM<ini f i mnm " 1 1, i ■ i>i * 4’* uiiintic ■If H i| w Pllt lU ..... -'IH-M* f .1 t„*l,„U * ihornn* ns mm! 1., tf.l •at. I flit a ♦fnfl I innldtigt r *............. i 'hit be* ft.., | Kr t», f|sa» ,»igli,e„ l I • hnii <»« •■ti, u r le * ■ >,-1 p u g -u r* |p® In- nr* ifi#*r I be , Ii*, ipeionu It, ’M llg f Ilf >i I d llir a*r i( sM-f i Hu... , „i,’S ill”' t 'I'*' t’,'1 r, dtiH'ly Ibji by . ,f mil), ft»i Ingl’sm I’ ,t-iir >S*e*»*M nuliH i|l ,«>»!. ®v biiununotit Kin if • •I ti*' ifl'l l% »-■ •!' I KMm betl> Jmv» j,, {< tstillfinnf fin r««» Tern* ..f !fiv- j II'UMII >lt» f !i** 1 tv iiifijkif ^ Mil* i; im ’ »'• in* mniiHrm ^ nr *■ fi*#* ituiiiAti leg. flu* banic j*!ifV in I ■ *»• bnr'» pre-elff Ii«?n ^unipnikfii plat form. TMi ihclvlng *>i •Ion wit! an obvious bM fei ftippntt if tbe Tilni IJlt-rjii Puri> a i nr.: s m «i ,i — i;n — nl ibt r t A FailUmtot* ^ ‘neial Mb’t’nlaa F ' l 't i m a puts•»f! liivmls hii'l Tbr ’ I ’ liloe t nt I w a r,1" i»ho drove •*i M n i N n r . >• < " «ii npn * i i » n M i * ' r I Foie 'uatiutiue into nxlla in *M * ■ ” ,i i Tketf t i i f t F ' i i f * "> .’ ,I #*’) tn.tov frntn Vfiter*i 1*" i 1 ■ ,|,bt V 11*i ♦ l * * . l ! ♦ » * | i . n it -F *i-,,i . • a tirnvP * f tl.«« 1 a l l . t» •«* • 1 4 1 >» H *• ; i , >i ■ Uf*l*» t i •* in Oreak if M -•»- • Mt e » *j " . .... I ‘ I l l ' S ,sf r i u m t i n i 1 1 , , 5 !’ ,K •if th e . |v t b e , ’ ttt u l i t * * , ..... .., f **<!>♦ t. "atlo n al Ii - t i *?’. t. HI O.4. II h i , i l - .■ • f in ,l"nil"t a ’ 1 ,* I * 11 M < 1 1 <» ' , ,, | | .. 'pi.- ' hi lug I , f H it’C • III III ■ i ’" ,|t •] |ilI ft* f i mot Pre>• « 1 it . i it ,( v»1»4* 11 * ■ . i i 1 f a* s i f t 11 , 1. <i . . . * 1 »t u* i. • l l x s |« * ♦ « • ,r it-. I V f ill* I” , ,1- O f f i c e r Testifies ■,. i i • it t i ••4 in l'f>|1»llt I It . Is*, V- t '1 1l»4*t liftvt1 1,1 i, *j' r 1111** Min' • i- .it,.) it , •• i ,' Con <I' n i l l i t s , ■ l 1 ' inod'i itr |t |,* V. tk* i " 1 by form- i i... Sophie- .• ’ • it '* >nte ■1 , I 1 , |...... , li e ' ' ’ fit faft'I -1 baervers ifl V*FM*"»* |H■ .............. , i ■ 111 It , -ant that 1 , . , 11 , l *. lefll. • i f * pi i Ki • litntf rH 1’i'nE n tii 1 : i l l n n i j i i | . <..... ii ! ,i„ «i ' tin*»i i i stj* * !•!% ' ltd tbet 111. 1 »v If*" 1 i rfivvrf nHP'iif 1■ i^ ft’»f11'•»• ,♦*p.'llft’ . I* . . n*t* .’ "’SI ! . , C. 4... Ilf « ,n Id tv ■•" I RsXNKFtnff. * .• I f 'llH V . \ | l l 1 .. |M* t •'»l 4 4 *4 I , *m1» tb" c|y|| V4. I " , ..... . u * id 11' U i A i '" v Ii*®t*fr-riei M . it* 1 1,1 f iill turned ........ .... ,1 f'llltM toililifd at the tm it’ l ’ t t i i i l i,| **a11#it l|tjt" 1♦ *t» »Ilf 1* ri*tinned MM ,'NI* 1 **"' rim , c>, Ipft’ l, IMItlCs, with Mrs Yvrtl Mad , l i r ii I'u lrl v tflrff ■ bun, on- half if tin’ 4,(100 pre , to «m m t t im n t f •ii’ ** b«md ft-mi held '20 per l „ ( l ! li ‘o H v n *i« •eat of (he vote, i dear itullca tout that no *I»*sI•• nitty would ■cu's a short tim e jif'fftfi* f t f i cut, * nmforltv •< I'arllament’a An Force huil n-l , 1 iln n I > .M WKFI , Ml" r' '*r’tt Anutbt-i in' lotale cosI pint Id'* G'ghwnv ,■ I'rclly, Flrnoklyii I ,,.” Mi, M,d 1It bo, Itka tb* il g'C’eimnents , . , ’ I h i m , t " '.l * " " " " " 'r », l). yeat nirl ni*,r*,c ,.| thill have rilleil C,u-’-c» ,iuoc the ,,, ,„rtl • aniliHli-n In •» • ” va, •’>iii fed ,o be , ii med • hililren, is rhaigcl ,.,tl, („,i |r ,,, ,,i | ,’v n on ,, nfflc «' Idt-id H<•*',!,* for ,h» *iv Insdlng oar(*•,, i .) |,li>‘i't’>i M Llit «"-c murdei in ill* *1..... nl lie, •ie* i Inlsl of ",* am running— ,,i i l l n*> '"H« have ....... killed hutband. Ll. A n d ie I MaiNrn tl, | i miIi, tiiiffb accident* till* Kir'plled froni lulpistr.v of th# it their horns Oct 70 alter a .................... I m o re th a n t b ie e - f o ’ ir t h - Hiterlor leports on I.SOfi out of ,,r >i, accident* ’*c,r .,iii*ed tiv Lotto precinct* party. National Pr«’ gre**l/e Uimm (1#d Ii, ,, or pedestrian *elflshne** Her counsel' entered a <i|ea „| ,o d'.x’UStd "I -"1“ '*’ilkIne and •>* I'la stlrm a ril former 1’ remter I'mmstmel Tsnuderosi 120,813. imuiienl hy teas,m ”1 insanity .ti Ivi„ k iiraclti’e* " l iber al s ( V|,„ii*b> i t UT.fiHfi. ' W e o 'N 'l do i n i ' l l ’ tb in t u t t l1' P’upulist* (Teal dail s) 114.903 "lien her trial opened ,„d*t le g l- la ,i'„ a t" l t ig h t e n e n t o ii" Since Greece elect* deputies tinI t- Lauds W. .Shelve toll, bos, m e e t " K t r k m a t i *»*d 'W e m u s t da, the proportional repremntatton "t >hs aarty the -igb, Madsc get a* ' he i a n t e o f t i l , a c c id e n t tvstem, all of the las,ling parties was killed, told a , hiee-Jndgc M„>> - t ie c if lc a llv . w e m u s t rn ti- 'i lll have « »tib*t mu i ll delegation vp n ’ p n c t r i r l s t * th a t b ad a lt it u d e * American court today rbal be ami a t)l| i | i „ o iir t e a v a r e th e t.lg d lf f e i tn Ihe new parliament. Mrs. Madsen angared In a mil,I n i l ’ , b e tw e e n s a fe d , l v * i * a n d pa argument over spr-. Ii accents SIIU FFLER O A R H t e iit t a l k l l l o r . " an hour before the *hnotl„g. The Sanford Shufflelioard divi­ Khelvsrlon said Mr* Madsen sion of the Tourist Club w ill send S l t'ltE M B COURT RULING Inked with him about Id* Smith 17 team* to Eu»tl» tomorrow to 1 AI I A H A 3 S E E . M sr fi. f A ’ > em accent, compete In m tournament at 2:00 The Supreme Court today ap"It was aott of i, -ivil war af o'clock In ths afternoon. fair,” he said. "8he ml,nicked my proved integration of the legal pro­ Much p lsy ha* been going on fession in Florida with an order drawl so I said to hei. ‘Now let’s t,..» ,i III rerptlra all practicing a t­ this week at the local shuffleheal soma of your bmuklyneae.' " torney., and Judge* to he members board court, an.! at time;, rsft!?!Ha aald aha then asked him pants had to wait their turn to "the Florida bar," several times whether he was IS The p lsy. court appointed Incumbent aware of hag tamper Rhalverton said he told her officer* of the Florida State Bar HOARD M EET ha waa not. Impressed and that Association, a voluntary organisa­ Th» Hoard of County Commis­ tion, to »erva as Interim officers she asked him once more: "Are of the Integrated bar until an elec­ sioners will meet in regular sas- • you abvdnMy positive?" *lon ("morrow morning at 10:00 “Than aha stood up and alap- tion i» held at the annual conven­ o’clock. tion In Hrmnnd Beach next mouth ped mo across tha face," he said. With that, ha added, Mrs Mad- The Integration order was granted on petition of tha Florida State (Ceattaaad On Pat* t i n s ) Bar Association. , JA CK SO N V ILLE. Mar. 8 -V VISITO RS A T POOL H. L AUTO STOLEN Station Cool winds rasulttd 111 but few f.S 1$ sudmmsra at tnl Munlcltial Swim-1 A libiJ dark green Flyiuuullt *e- Atlanta .... Ifi .......... C ,.ester mIU H jitsa mlng Pool yssttrdsy, but a num­ u*n, the p iv p u tj n ber cf visitor* front cities of Flor­ lion, AOB Magnolia Avenua, was Chicago .. ................ ....- 61 .70 ........ 41 ida anJ’imrtharn clH*s cams to sea stolen last avening hetwean 7:00 Denver and admtra th« pool, F. Hasky and 10:90 o’clock from whsra It Galveston ............... .... 85 Wight, raratakar, announced thla had hsen psrksd by tha San Lanta New York .............. ....... 66 49 Apartments, Dan Bralnirtl, with Beattie morning. 70 Among tha communities repre­ whom Mr. Million hfcd laft the Jacksonville .......... 78 .............. sented by tha visitors were Da- autoinnblla before taking tha trip Miami 84 Land, Orlando, Lake Wales and out of town, reportod tha theft to Orlando .............. Tampa ................. . ____ 10 64 police. DeBary, ha stottd. -*-E> " t il 1 ' ( r>* (** | llit»li\vjiy l*wlri»l l ‘» IJri’in Snlrt-y THE WEATHER B to ahlVm • ' ; • *r‘ : ■1 • if E ffo rt S ' lt - l t v r, i Meet In Agreement n ' § Seen e H o u rs h JA C K SO N V ILLE, Mar. ,1 JRpwlal) — “Senator Rpcitixl I Holland, former Chalrntaif of , * Board of Florida State Failin’, « Markets, la to be guest spaske, ”f the National Association of l’r< Huee Murkat Managers on Mar, h 28th tn Washington. The meeting called for March .70. 31, and AptH 1 In tha washiiigton Hotel, Wash­ ington, H, C. Is the fourth atimiHl meeting of this association, whh h was organised for ths purpose of Improving market facilities «H management, Increase market tvirts to producers, distributors and consumers, Improve conimum, ■ tiona between markets and disse­ mination of market Inforniatim', !n* frsailaise* • ■ " fu g a n s e * * * ’ study and Improve market legl* latlon uid administrative rulings , LEGION m* t effecting mtrkutt, develop r Election of aaarch projects along lines which ford Feat No. arc of practical use to m arl-" Legion, will ( and work for adoption and urartlrn following the ,7:00 _ of high market standards," Wil­ r at the Legion MttL liam L . Wilson. Director of Stste ra are urged by C Mrkata and Honorary President Jama* Q. Galloway to of tha National Association an­ nounced today. "This organisation ■BUILDING . : : I* •f**jrf?y '♦f '»YifEg»*r♦ of farmer wholesale, Urminsl, for February, fait large and small private and public markets throughout ths country and tha exchaigt of information at- thaw meetings has bean of inestimable value to market man■a, All market managers, wheartvaU. state or cooperative are urged to attaad, In “N*wa_ fro ji Um 8Uto JCarkaig, • As To Snnpm l M n lr l n M A f t I*”i v c New Leftist Force Shown Arising In Greek E l e c t i o n K t if M • U. S. Invasion Of Sanford Citizens Vote Tom orrow raaahlng tha oaaaa h#.daw go: •» aad-.uftlmataly Miami after 14 mopth* of U OH TH AT MANCHESTER. N. H Mar. 6 —</?*) - -Dr. Hermann N. Sander trslilird in lira murder trial today that "there was no indication oi life, no reaction." whrrt he in­ jected air into the vemt of Mrs. Abbie Borrolo. He also said “1 never had an intention of killing Mr*. Roriolo." The 41 year nld country doctor on trial for murder in the death of the cancer-ridden woman said he callrd for a syringe the morn­ ing of last Dec. 4 afler he looked el his patient and thought |he was dead. “ It was tny opinion then lhal she was dead," Dr. Sander testi­ fied in ■ calm voice- "I cau'l u plain eiaclly what action 1 took Urea. Something snapped. Why I did it I tW T fcft; li doesn't d ik e tin tfT ' '• i "Did you have airy Intention of killing Mrs: Borrolo7" asked defense counsel Ralph E. Lsngilell. "I never had any- Intention of kill Int; Mra. Horroto," replied l he doctor. y . Hid you evp* agree •« kill Mr*. Borlolo? A. I nevor agreed to kill hei. Q. Hid you know what you in tended to do with the syringe? A. 1 do nut know what I In­ tended to Ho. I remember trying: to get Into her vein. Q. Wee there blood on her arm ? A. There waa never env blood anywhere. 1 tried to gel Into Hitvein. I did not use a tnnrnh|iiet to bring up the vein. Her vein* II,e fedeisl government's en wpre collapsed. Dr. Banriof said he had s In rrnachment on the life insuranr" cubic centimeter syringe, ami ca­ hitsinesi wa> hit by Basil L I>** ptained: * , 'j “I withdrew the plunger to Wilt of Oilsndu tudiy in a talk make auction but nothing came M ore the Rotary Club on "Life out— there wga no blood,'* Insurance Today", in which hr Dr. 8ander testified Mrs. Al> denied the charge of monopoly hie Borroto “looked Ilka a dead person" during the lait week of 1and pointed out that there arc MX) ( C s ills w l OW Page Treat legal reserve life insurance com panics in the United States and lhal the number of companies ami their vnlumti of husiness is grow­ ing every year. Tha Semlnola Dlnnar Club will Speaking as a representative of hold • “guest night" on Friday amt nil members art walcoma to In- a small life insurance company vlta frlands to tha dlnnar at 7:0fl himself, he said there are 18 life o'clock at tha Mtyfnlr Inn, Ralph insurance companies in Floiida. Austin Smith, saerctary, announced five of which .era rather large, today. Tha faaturad speaker of tha avening will ha Jack1Schultz none of which is a gUnt, and 13 who will tall of hla eiparlencvt In of which are smalt. Tha total travailing 8,000 milaa In an In­ amount of live insurance in force dian dugout canog. The story of hi* adventura appaarad In the Feh- in tha United Stajee today is 1848 laatw of tha National about 215 billion doll art, and 23 iphle Migaatna and hag baan dollars worth waa written by mahy ianforditea. ie will dateriba hla trip from last year. Life Insurance agents never Quito, Ecuador, to Chicago when ha started out srlth ESI In his find anyone any more, ha said, packet, walking ovar -tha Andes who does not believe fn life In* aurance companies aa waa tha 523 . h,^Ufl . d0r2 r r lh L .Anm*H11"® rase yaara ago, and there are not Kid ^ itfrosi CirnoDi^n, wag horn hi 1MB and at tha time many who don't agree that tha i t hla r*markable trip waa 1" Ufa Insurance iinuaanlc* have dona an aacallent Job In ptrovld- lWiifa( S ^ W a ‘K5 l^ - n r lv Brought To H a l t Claims He Believed Woman Was Dead Before I n j e c t i o n M ANCHESTER, N. II.. Mar. <4.—i/f*>— Hr. Hermann N. Hander testified Joday Mrs. Ahhle llorrolo was llfelraa when he reached her bedside hut 'Vomething snipped," leading him to Injfrt air Into her reins. I'nder cron*-examination, Atturner General William L Phln* nev ashed: “ You don't know why you put air Into the refna7“ ‘‘Thai's right," replied, the doctor In an even lone. Q. You don't know for what purpose? A. I don't know why I tried thla way. Men Ec*iiinr nig^inff Nationalization , . -V. ‘ H.V v' •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 03, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 03, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e2a50e639d3ccead3a33c7ea5ba72bda.pdf 0d5c54e677da2339349e73f782beaddb PDF Text Text r » n rrmcl >•'v* V***‘ *J*f**J, W tlW tg P A T MAR. 1, 1W # Klwsnls Meet tCaallasea ffl*V ■l w ^ l“-W wemA— rI t m t . ■mnn $ 1 m rtjki IV (i j j y u • vV, t v Jtaxr . K:-' ' r -1 , rfV.'v • W *f*V' -•\M jjrn m tty’ m i kV* (XV; M ■tvvmii m m vino street, in nixxicsimmec and will continue ••outfit Mu r. n Fn-d R. Horton, -•lo r of ih r Iurn I church, annotihretl loilny. All do nomination* i f f Invited to Httiuul. Bishop Leslie If. .".(nrston will he thn principal ipeukei and ac­ cording to Mr. Ilurtuu lute be-it tta in u j In xelerice mi.| he* achieved din taction in the lien! of ptyetiology. Othet workers will inelude jiaMurn nml w m keij front the (lillrreiit tire III'* of the tile irlil. Mr. HmiIoii -tsted that ooard for tin1 full tiim la fl.iK) a day or a total ■>( fS.UO. Mualn at 86 and 60 cent* and vlaltore are aaked to hr lag linens a ml other personal uitlilcn. fftaartaaed Frans papa #•*> The Hemlmdo Chapter, (pining with tha inure limn 11,600 chapters throughout the country, will offer everyone In the County an upjxrrtunity to contribute to the Red *r O. Set Ire Cru.ii amt lo larnmo a niemlier of the organisation, *nhl Mr*. (Irnls-r. Red Cr/rsx service to the comIlift Three Meet niiniity in dependant upon full pule llr Nii|»|iurt In meeting the nuoln which i* Itnted on minimum needs IL'eatlanad Wrote r a n O n) of the Red Cross services, she de­ along, i ,* On other uuestlnns Arheson: clared. , "Wince the lied Croan In nil o r-1 I. l{e|Mirtrd that most consular g an iu tin n id nil iieople every­ officials and their families in where," said Mm. Hither, 'l l !■ Chinn will begin leaving their felt Mint i'jliten.1 will meal theii jh.sis fur the homeward f»orney responsibilities t,y providing means this month. The slate department, however, still has out wailed nut to ckry on Ha so r vices." a plan to get a ship Into Whanghal. Farm Support Ii. flescrltied the Itifslnn ruble ievaluation and other ninpeuvers H'nailaeed I' is m f i t s llael Committee balked today at ap­ ok difficult In nnulyre since the proving old to education until Pie ruble is not allowed tu circulate aldent Trunmn assure* there will nl.roud and lias a value which Is be no federal controls over the pretty theoretical and artificial it. Hanoil.'il that lie ami bis achooli. By a divided lit tu II vote, the nid«n have given con piIdr (able committee adopted u lesolulhm lu thuuglil In 'ilteiii'lhenlng tbc pro­ this effect by Rep K m m i (H- cedures ami machinery of the Norlli Atlantic fact, which |iroP al. It also voted to take a .Senate- vliles fur comuiltalhin niik.iik Hie passed aid hill ns hast* for work- member countries through the At­ fug out n rimijiromlse. of dlfferen- lantia (.'ouiirll mi ninny suhlerln srllnol other limn military Issues. cea Which luivu Mocked •i. Declined to comment mi tha bill 'in ejnmntltju', case of Klang Fuclm, lliitinh Although due to wind up, work Mur. ii, Chairman Lexhiski scientist who was sentenced to (P-Mieh) Mild the rummlUee In­ prison in IauiiIoii tmlay for giving tends In, |»0 beyond that dote atomic uey.tia^ 10 Husal|i. "If nrfcxntty,*' w a A afli f i v 4[Tho Kearns restitution was rc— B<‘natur IfcMiihun tn-tmiui) ggrdcil as u direct slap at fed. proposed today the United N a­ aral security administrator Oscar tions liuld peace talks ill Mosrow Kwhur. It natd the committee ha a mi In all effort tu set up-world crm. ranee that Commissioner of trills over atomic weapons. Tho chairman or Ink Henateatlon Karl J. McGrath will •ole Jurisdiction" of fed* oral aid "without Intereferenen federal ' security agency or agy from the administrator of the of .Ills ndmlnlstratlvo asMitanti. f i e* '\v* I m ,4 I* ) V, K m ' ’'jp A* >3>; fm b f i- , x; & . c Mi p *{ »2$sr* rim Cs m Stale Farmers Market OM> portion of domestic troubles arpt problems, one finds that they go hack to person* not bdng suited for the Job (hey ary Arylng to do," said Judge' rarm or. "Father, through with Ms day's work Is often not fit to llvs with because he is not doing tho thing ha haa always wanted to" do," she asserted, and pointed gut how im­ portant it la tu get young people ■m the right occupational track. She told of a neglected youth who was sent to Marianna ami came out of there In ula tnonths due to his fine record, and who was then guided by an interested Klwanlan. 'fhr youth recently re­ turned from '(Icrtnany after four years of army service, and thanked Judge Farmer and the Xlwanlan "big brother" in appreciation of what they had done for him. Another boy wh'u -had served In the fit ale Reformatory In lli.'.r* later became a chaplain a t tho same Institution, and It now Mated for a prominent post In the "Buy's Town,r which the famous evange­ list and musician, Homer Rodeheaver, plans to establish on his large estate at I’alatka, overlook­ ing the HI. Johns nivsr, she re­ vealed. At the conclusion o| the talk, Judge Farmei was congratulated fpr her address by I’rsniuent, Ralph A. Hmitli. Col. H. <1. Harriman InttoduroJ the following yuesta: Robert Drum ley, .1. II. Itosion, Itamlall Goff of the Kev Club, Jack Stamper, and Wade Kelley of Orlando. H im tary F- llarky Wight reported near JIM) percent attendance. J. I*< Hurt led the ridging, H arry We*l‘ er accompanying. ■an> o r d ’ sT atw ptmmamb~ MARKET KKrORT HU. M Th* following price* r> ported t>r ill* lie* l*r* on the Hanford Hint* Karma re if ark at for produce eoi<i to Trucker* and Healer* no lo < I’. M, Keb. II. 1110. Orntlcil no llpr. (I SO . 1 IS Hi*mi*. X Lima ...,. Bu. llpr. ll.ns - t i l Be* n». 1'ols .... .... tlu. Itpr. 11.10 - 1,00 B»*l» ........ .... Dos. Itch. ( .1* - I (IB (.'alibag* 10 LI. U*a* j .10- t.00 CullllBB* . IS Lb. crt. 11.11- L it Caulirfi.war C rt IS IS . 1.0* iiinini ben, Inner ...... Bu. Hakte. M il - i l l O lrrr , 1 iloldtn CM, la * L in . 11,11 - I 10 r«l«ry, I'ac-al CM. la A I.aer l l .l l - 1 11 eaap ian t .... tin b «Ui ». i i . n - * rs I.eMuc*. Ifflierg, Ilry IWcfc I. A ert depending M i* ll.oo - I la Onion*, Itreen tins. Hi-h | .11 - I,p0 !•***. ring) Iah .. Hu. Her tl.1t - 1.00 Kapprrs, Vani’jr ..... . tlu llskls. 11.1 0 - 1 1 1 l-olnioen. It*<t tills* U.7 H. t to Lb Hag ll.lo - 1 no Itaitlsha*. Iced ...... Do* Hcti. 11.00 - 1 id Buuash, Yellow Hu. IJpr. 11.10 Turnip*. Purple Top ..... Doe. Itch | .11 t.eo Tomato** (Pinks) r.'fl. itrtienitlnk_iin*lltr no unal n i l 1.11 riTHHO orongaa. MidUrasori . ... .... (log | | , l l OtfUlKC*. Tempi* .......... 1/1 Hoi 11.(0 Oranges. Valencia*. Keiieiiillng s|ae* llni M U Orapsfrult, IMllien o . ... Ilol fl.1l - l .00 Tdiaerlors ,1/fl Hoa II 10 • t,II. Ilerelpt* for Slonltar not ahown liutav Mnrkn Klnn. demamt only Fair iminv on practically all rnmmodUl»/!, Ordinary in Fair Miiallly afflllnv than prlcan r)unlt4. Denfeld Probe z ,T?yl[,r !r “IN • " Imllan in thi* suspense-filed arrmn- ftnd. m Mercy Killing .............. .~tr7mm Pag* kiiowledgu" air Injection has no mi iffs.nl value and is m,i comm .n in medical practice, . *"*‘l Hs* was called to I be llillshoni FunnI v I hihi.il ul of, ihiys after the death of Mm. Abbie Horrolu, f,!l, Maliche-li-i ImiueO' wile. The county medical referee sold he read medical rejmrls in the cane. And then he told llie Cl nuio Jury: "I juimlered for a few uiilrtiemi to determliiM how tu eaplalu the Inst part of the' 'progress note*' ami then decided it aimuht oc i>imight before the authorities." Iliron llimi, read from records previously Introduced h> the proCounty Ronds ■ci'iittop, hrle read— "patient given lu FFn nf air. repeated four times, ICaailaaad P mmn Pag* Oaaf • nml expired HI minutes after tills Ciuiniry ('lull Ron d In Mint ,s treet was Marled." House Atomic Committee told the will ho put I lv rehulll and the reThf comity tpediriil refeiee said Senate that the threat uf the hy­ mnlmler resurfaced. be MinmiiJiied Rheiiff Thonms F. Next year, said Mr. Herndnn, a ti'llrleii to (lie lioi|iitnl anil ilia, drogen snjier hoinb has confronted greater njiprupilutlon In ox peel'd luler llr. .Saniler come to tltj -e the world with a new crisis. for Hemlnole (’nunly as It will In­ corils room al llie ho jdlnl. An a find step, he called fur a Federal appropriations ami Allorney (ieucrnl \Vlll|am I* meeting of the United Hlntes and clude farm-to-ninrlii-t road construction. I'lliirney itskeil Ihroir Its Atlantic I’ni’t partners to draft The fltnle Rond Ui'iiartmenl is "After Dt. fiamler srtlved, djii "a peace proglam." In liuvo Included In thu yon converse with him?" "After we have tianted the cli­ jdanuluirunder lIn- jirimary vyr.tem "I did, yer, sir," rejilier Or. mate for peuce, then the day for loulgel paved aiens at the Han- Hiron. talks (with (tuisia) will have additional font Jltatc Farmers Market, Iny Did you uupilre peilslmng arrived," lie udd. The projH-r forum for tlienii diulo.l al o i* llie l.she Jersnp n. Mrs. Itmi ..I n'k tic ii lli? llrldge amt ujijironch now umiei Fliirf defeine conn el i . tills K. talks, he indited, la the United Wvmntt o|ijcril'd al tins pohit Iml Notion I it'll oral Assembly, H* I'nmitruHInti. Other iin|iliivemPllts Include tho lodge Harold K. We coll nllow.'d i aid It -thuuhl meet In Moscow with llie umlerstandlng that tho de­ reiurtaidiig of RtaUj Road mil' 4111 I'hinnoy to prornrij. bates "lie broadcast In ovej-y cor­ from Five I’aiiits uh>( Orlando; i). Do you recall, Doetor, the Highway In Oviedli, VdU tunco nf first ijiihation you. asked him ner of the earth," mIin* mllen, M'uuifnrthF. 'o f Slate (Funder>T, Rlum ildlveo inucji revenue ftntn Road HI from Wilson Furrier to A. I tok! him.fin deslli "( V'S. licensing fish-right*, flmall hul the WeklvV'River/ anil or Hlate Eugnaclous "climbing perch" are Road 4:tfl from the Orlando High opt; In.glass.gjuliei, for fighting, I way near I'ralcie l.uke to Koreat « e '4 W _ ‘ '4 < il^ « n ii-itw ^ j a r g y ^ m ^ na. ImpUrtinttoWi For Growers ond Stockmon ...... . '** ' * > |1 ». i t . 1 lV'* ’ lu advance any public speeches he makes. The report considered a num­ ber of controversial matters on unification and strategy, only on Denfeld waa there a difrerence of opinion in the committee. A majority of 26 member* en­ dorsed thn finding*, with ten of then* objecting, however, that tha report was too weak. A minority of eight members (ill ‘Democrat*!, found it too strong. The ten memUkrs, one Demo­ at and nine Republicans, urged attorney general consider charge* against Secretary of Ihe Navy Matthews under a IMS law which forbids the influencing or In­ timidating off congepxlonal wit­ nesses. Their action was em­ bodied In a supplementary state­ ment filed with the committee. Matthew* removed Denfeld fol­ lowing hi* appearance before tha committee, but Inilitrd Inter It was not for Denfeld'* testimony. Rep. Herbert (D-J-a.) In a lively doled session yesterday lost by a vote nf 1*0 to 11 an attem pt to get the rommittee ns a whole to approve instigation of possible criminal action against Matthew*, Rorroto had been called to my n»iq ' - T . 10 , l1n7<,»tlgat«. In hU (Randora) Initial reply ho spoke of another case and I told him I wap Interested Jn ihe case of Mr*. Rorrnto. <J. Did you again ipiOBtlim him about Mr*. HorrotoT A. I stated I wanted the -torv of the cape, y . Did he give it lo ynuT A. Yea—he xald Mrs Rorroto Miffered cancer nf the large bowel and ||ver, meta itn-li pud Inanition. Q. Did you nurHtlnn him furthet uje-nt the entry on the progrera shent? A. I did. «). Wlin did vnu ask him? A, f called hip attention tn air Inji"i|nn mui asked him the reaion for it. He Mated due to thi ideaiiing of Mr. Rorrnto to relieve hli wife's suffering ha injected air inlo I tr vein*, I naked him If he reall;*d the rnnxeqnences nf what lie was lining and he said he did. I axheil him if ha rcallied Mrs, Rorroto died of air Injection and lie said he did. I asked If lie anew lie Imd broken the taw. lie stuten lie hud thn |iarinlMiou of Mr. Borrotu (tnd that he thought Ihe law was nnl rnirect In this cast-} that lie might have broken the tuv.* hul thal the law oilglil to he rluingrd FAMILY DINNKH fanned Hamburgers, M uhcd Potatoes, Mushrooms and Vcg«.~ table BaladY Olngerhrsad and Applesaucn, T ou ted Rolls. Bevsr*g*. (Recipe fnr W arred Diah Follows) MUSHROOM AND VEQBTABLE SALAD Ingradtentx: I three-ounce can chopped brollsd mushrooms, % cooked drained green peas, % c u f cooked drained diced carrot, % French drssalng. Chill for several Hi cup shredded green pepper, endive. Method: Drain mushrooms, reserv­ ing broth for use In gravy or soup. Put mushrooms, peas and carrot-, in a mixing bowl and raU with French dreslng. Chill for xewral hours. When ready to serve, toss lightly with green pepper and I cupful (if the .............. slicedwhit* white stems o ^ endive. Serve on the curlyy topi tops of the endive. Make* 4 serving*. O N in if L V i m StA FO O D S MAY WK RlinOKRT FOR YO(IR KATINA I’l.BASURC: Golden Imperial Key Went Shrimp ALSO' RED SNAPPER—KINGFISH STEAKS SMOKED MULLET VINCENT’S SEAFOOD MARKET SOI R. HF.COND WR DKI.1VRH FOOT RCKriAUKT P R . C. K. R I.n iU D G R O P O R L A N O O Will nee p it lent* on Thuniday of each week al Ihe VALDEZ HOTEL For appointment t a ll 46b Thursday only Orlando Of fire, tt&IR Ni Oiangn— l»h. 82420 Hi aniuni ore ha* hr*n ill*I’livuretj fn- iMIdilgan's up|ier peninsula. l7 ADDICTION l ' skirt until tkc I « Dopendnbl© performcrH . . . that you can count on to carry you through your busy day' In fashion and footi * *; ease! \ m When you don't know what lo u m r~wkdn nothing quit* stums to control tho pasts on your • to p i hi ■ priw you, eon afford to pay*-hit tho noil right oh tho hood—tail tho Wilaon A Toomor Roproaantotivo, | ' Ho'a tralnod lo know tko anawor to questions liko thoDO. and bohind him it on# ot tho moat pro|rtssivt roawroh program! In tho builnoaa today. H o know* your lo o il aolla ond conditions booauio bo H roa rig h t In yo u r p o rt o l tho oounlry. H o know s .how |« hrork out • balanood, ro lotad ond ooonomiool pro* M a (o r you. H o I t lotoroatod In aoolng you d o woU M ' M l m arh o t, hooauao .ft moiuto a itoady a n d profttoklo' i Ml ntnsr b o Mm. ■)’. , PH. 1MI-J CHIROPODIST Jump-nff-Jo* creek lx th* name uf ii ’iimlharn Oregon stream In­ to which a pioneer, Joe Mcl.uughliu. hi i.uId to haw juin|)*d In 1HOT. apparently for the Joy of U. THE COMPANY Mapalr, ramodil or m-roof roar horn* bow. Lat ua abow you how aaar U ta under FHA till* Ho. 1. Nothing Onurn—(hre* raara >o ft French Avenue pit. I l l nay. iTl Patent TM allnf'bock hoot and up-lo-tho mlnuto atyllng mokes th ii ■ valuoblo : oddmon to y o u r word- f . wooKm • .■- * ■ . ik. ?n 1 ^ u m r n u m m tunm u mm. ii ■■ , �^ . ’v^HSSJtRF1 Y9V., mssesr ■ smsssr ^ m tf o r d S feralfc UStrength — h VaMf TMrt Q* aB&E r-Afy V'\ T l P r o f i t tha Peer# of th* World; T i Premat# (ho Pragreee of a m ica. To Produce Pnuperlty for SinluiU. THE W EATHER Tilr and colder Ihli afternoon 'tut tonight, Fair and continued • "Id Friday. Freeh northerly "tmU. liii.iinuhing tonight and Friday. AN 1 N P E P E N P B M T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME xxxxi Board Reveals *Atom Defense Plan For U.S. Truman States United Mine Workers Not He Will Never Guilty Of Contempt Charge Go To Moscow DIhcuhs Coal Strike With Truman S enators D iscuss Sec­ ret P lan T o Convert U.S. In Case O f Surim clen A tom ic A ttack P resident Says Door ItJ O pen In U. S. For Any F o r e i g n Peace Discussion ™ WASHINGTON. Mat. J —(/p) --Prr-itleut Ituni.n -.ml lodiy ibr fltmt is itill o|t*n lirr* fur any lf>raj|!n |>carr imivrt, but be never "ill gn lu Mnitnw tin anv such mission "bile be is Prc-ulcnl. As Ins ibr .Vnxl* invt'tt'i;,) in ,il i li.sigcs tint .« Comnnmist tpy i n:: r xi !.• in llir Ht.iir Dcirart1,1 m 'I I Miniitn -ai'l no one •tt|| tb* i'irslilriil Ins Ml. tlr a ton u ric t-lfnrl In grl ,t| llir (itittom uf llir srt nrily ihuMpmi Up said lie wonlil iiidpctAtr "iib llir Henie*i inquiry, bill "nuliln't s.»y tivtiliri lie ssill linn curi rmplnyr's Invally filr* In in’ r.tig.ilint i‘i*i|UPat fur I'tiitiitit'iii in .i proI»o- hI b; Si’imi„i it.-,.......... (Ii Tltr vtiiil ism tump up with h Clilill). 1m „ St'JIMlP tpp.'Cli ji'p Irrrlil). McMiilinn •llggfhti'il II 1'iiiifrri’iii’i' of N'niiii Ailiintic Pact I'ltnnll Ip . mi ,. |ir v u|i|iruui‘ll tu mt.tinit- iri'Hcr wldi'li " ..old bt‘ preai'lllctl tu a I tint ,*tj Vuli.m, HMSPtldllv llll’.'tillg Hi t|i, I in'*. Till- I’lP.sIllflll Milt* l.r mill III) rniiilnt'iit. Ill " n il mi In ay lint liu Iih.i ■limit' plnin liu lip u, out going In tliiH'u", l.ut lliu door Ij | nt'inx-- npn. ftu an, ■■iii' lii conic (('•■■Haul* <1a {'■■* r a i l Wa s h in g t o n . m «,. » -(/p . —Senator* learned at a .n-crel srition today that en-rgenry plant are ready now for dulling AfTIR DIICUSSINO the rn.i| sti Ike with Prrsldritt Truman. Congreriionel thii nation to a war-lime ban* Ip.tileis Irnve the While House. Tlirv me il lo t I Sen Srotl Luca* including civilian defeme xg.im.i «0-III ). -Senate Majority Leader. Ilep Sam Itayburn (D-Tex ). Hoiu# Speaker, and Hep. John .McCormack It)-Mx»> ). t/nlrrnallorml) possible atomic bombing. Chairman Tydings (D Mil) tatd three atsurancet were given in lb* ^S en ate Arnteil Services Coinmiller by th ' top civilian planning ncy. the National Security Preouierv Board. Presidential assistant Joint it Steelman, who also terves at j tl ing ebairman ttl the board, prr i R o w O f 3 d D c j^ F C C S Ifi Pnrndisc For H unters •ruled a summary of tM cnir an I Prcflictcfl For SnnIs No More. Snys emergency mobilization plant at forcl. O rlnndo Aren G«t m e. Fish Head ^ a closed door loniniiltt.c leuiuu this forenoon. IAKKMNU. ,'vlai 1 UV> I It,,id,, 1. lot, (ifli'li odtcrli.id Steelman act oiiip.inird liv I'in.I w,.. (run ,i-t for rarlv linniit • ,i- i liimicrs' p.iiriditc. ilicic ,trr board members who have been row moiMim; mrp |In- Moiid.t pern no Inmlci', pirtidi-cs Idi in ibr drafting ul.ins foi mdutlii.il mo iimlat Irooi tin- noilli llilniiub w|it>lc l'm in i .Slates. I)r | W. bllizalion, manpower tdillrols. an I •pot. in tli*- b.\rrfd.idrs and lower I.roiotl), pul,In ||y tip,, I,,i ,,| 11,, civilian defeniri for use m any v.ij I toast diilnr.U titiloe ,tud I irsb W.tlr, I t not emerge ncy, mcludiflg swklfii w«i, I lie I rib m l Stale licul Warn­ Tyulngn : Mill Hi* .Senate group ing Service said llir wealbri would rni--.it.ri, loltl iiifiiiltn, t,l ibr Vein,in- On I lie I him . I i.iin ( C u t l n t l OH Ph i * !« • » be mil i|uitr «o told 1‘Tulay iilghl ill*; f l i .mil ll.r I' III tit r- l.troicrs "ilb only slight iitdo alums ol frost 'Itldculs ! i' I niitlft ,i) llir I nline til noilbriii districts Salmda) Isiliiri Itmldinp Hr v-.i. intio mummy tinted |>t |n],o I’lrnuii I In liitei ,d I loi Sal'iidav nlv.lir Why .iilynlttr ll*t people lo was waimei. tome licic lo liuriI wlirn n< don't lomglit anti lonionow, ibr WASHINGTON. Mar. 1!. i/Tr Innr ruioiph iiainc .upplv lot dir — . (II life In-tutaanco refund walhinp said, would be i l r n and eltack* have now been writ Ierr for collier with liybl noilbrily wiitil, let ictllloll ol jiroplr y>lit. Its * mdreitlian half the vctarmiH who lieiel" haw gotten in llielr application > ■ind mlrrsiilt ol i aim over north PtilliHnp mil 'lie loss of lull ♦ .for eharen In the 12,8(10,IXKI,Will ein duliiils, light to gentle north a n d j u every v>atc, lie d* dt'ldeod, .. . th at' rcxlocHrip often Official*. i-ald today h (ninila- erly over loulbem tjir.tr ■*I and claret], ri.'aatlansd lia * S |t Trts) Ifori at the close of «MBtlon» y s - IcinpeiHliiir on high ground al’olll lertlaav allowed th* Treaiurv had mailed dire kit In 7.1 83,804 of lire il* degi e» wainu i tliari l*in|>ri > Frost D a n g e r Kennedy T ells Fo r F l o r i d a Is O f Lo w Florida Seen Tom orrow Wildlife Supply ♦ M ore T h an H a lf O f GI In su ran ce Checks A re Sent . F. D. S co tt Buys iiS S L T ..... **"" *'1 •» ■» ......I ..... T h e a te r B uilding The eiits-kii 10111* to h total oft '•»*»«■ trnip*raliitrt ......... ... *1,375,83*1,8811.21 — an average .... will .du.iit / IF of about 1IHU each. Tim Frdral | A M , )()Uy On F irs t S tre e t Rraorvo lluard noted they have given u lop lift to consumer In iJ . cornea, >A The ‘I rrauiry lias fnr ngei'i-iled 11a oripiuul pout of 200,000 checks a day. Thirty-two working ditvx have pushed ainra tlm first rliecka wore mulled Jnn. 10. The total puli I out ho fur la more than tin If the i2tBi!r..0U0.00ft the Budget llnreaii had *stimHteil would he paid up l« •• etui of thin fli.eal year. Arfnugementa are balnp made to start .non the ta»k of relaylmr refund* due the lurvivnra of dead A veteran*. Hurvlvot claim* alone ' number neveral hundred thousand, halplng push the total of persona exported eventually to get re funds to around (104810,000. Plan i are to mako no direct pay. mania Into estate* of deceased veterans. Instead It la proposed that the V'etvrans Administration determine which survlvora are en­ titled to sham In refunds and what (heir share* will be, In case* where • veteran left hlMrvn, ias mine # n wife and five children, individual ditb th at will ritpan Ini ’ a*.«U uti people, people. iy.m checks for aa many. The Job of deter »pi ora1 eligibility for. — '*1^ tSTbpiteld of?amlled ^ e ^ tha% A *ni«ymehfi» of thl* nature pfrbably will be made through regional disbursing offi­ ce*. (iniimavlll* dish Id t .I« < Mary, I.mciois, wn„. I •' operator rtf llir Uvula Airport, *28; Slnrl.e, 1 'ilt.. , ';«nfiii,i Auto I'nrta Co,. Inc., to i»l»S WillUUil), Wultsdale, III. ll,,v ............ the iiurcliase f t.... Upper cast const district: I'm i Inhsiul llicatre* Inc., of the I't iiicostt Theatre and building on son, Irel.uiul, Crescent City, 2!'; Iliisliuga, IJuntls-ll. 20 ; Nov Hmj First fit tret. Tim autumulillo part* company run, Minmis, .’12. Qrlnmtu d i a l r I e t : Fi uitl.mr) « III remain at it* present location Park, Forest t'lly, *£t>; ll" " " p in llm tVcIuka Building ptmilitiK Umatilla, Con way fir. Phillip . 'In- Ie cmInal ion of n lease, lie tie• • mi I'urk. Cm i llicrry, Plymonii, . Itirctl. nflci which It will move tlvietln, ill; Kisalmmer, it.'; ' ’• I" tot., tli. portion of the Prlticesj milldliig now urviipied bv the then trr liurtlrn, Hunfor'l, ill lllotik illle •lliilrlrt: I'aasadnix. tie uml luhhy. Work ha* been started in the 211; Hushnell, W c h 1 1 e r, iit. Urnokavlllr, Denliem, XI; Valru-o. new location, Haiti Mr. Hcott this oioniinif. ........... ......... »»r- He stated that one of Plant City. ........... I.akeluml lift. ' Itldgo district: 33 to 37 de- Um p rlm y y reasonajfor^ moving the Ituainesr, is the need for more green ecu except 30 in cold pocket •puce for the motor repair ihop to Harlow Hallow district: !I3 to lo 37 de in green except ill degrees in rum. which lieu machinery I* constantly being added ami where automobile M We«l Coast district: 31 to .(n motor* are completely rebuilt, degreea except 31 dogieic. .••■ One of the new machine* Is a coltl imet ets. modern ernukshafe grinding maImtuiii Itivei district: 3b to it" chine, the only m u of It* kind 111 degrees.' Hanford. QHrer maeitlhea rebore ylimlera. Valvo seals are re Kvorgludvs district: 3D to dfdgreea, except 33 ilfgiee faced. Thu shop Is not Intended (scattered fro^t away from U>« to compote with garages, but to do work that tho garage* cannot do, lake).* mi Id Mr, Scott. Established here HI year* ago, Stnathcrs, Pepper the cumpany was first known a* liu* Hanford Hear and Porta Co., To Launch Campaign and later the W and W Auto Part* Co. JAUK80.NVlLLE,Mar. 8. - m Thu Cavllt' Jew tly Co., and —Tho kickoff for Hepresent at ve Wright's Berber Shop Will remain (irurge Htnalhora’ atate - wide at their present locations In the •tump *«e*klng campaign for «• theater building, said Mr. Beott, B. .e n a ite r ha* brntn aet for W A.M. Baturdaay a t Montlcello. Additional ®*turd,y Kace Track have been scheduled for Pttor markamanihlp on the part Quincy, Chattabooehee and Marl- Ordered Shack Phone of an Irate w ilt * « . the onljr Hmatberx’ Itinerary released to­ TALLAIIANSEE, Mar. 9. — VP\ day take* hint through Mar. Id A telephone company official with *la to eight *p#prhu* a day. mi Id today that w in* were in­ It c o m * iff the northern court- stalled in n communication* shock My aileep In tie* to Escambia amt a block of overlooking Buushlno Porti on In­ countlu l» the north central part struction* from tho horso track's geneeral mansger. of th e'state. „ Meanwhile, Henator Beppar offlHoward fiheuk, eral commervtal n for the Peninsular Tel m ha* toured the *taU and pany, alio told ibe numerous ipwchas, but ha utilities commleelon and hla worker; fiat • relly and line from the tnyik'l ataUwMa broadcMt to *tort at to the o ff-tw iT wfirt P P.M s r tha beginning of tha Attcmey General Richard K irin claim* tha wire houaa we* being statewide effort. tried ip call quiok result* of race* lo Continental Frees Borvlte In in Mg bid foi another term to N«w York for dUtrlbutlou to UIogel .rare bet bookmclMa. ‘ ' t dfliaL'rt: . P»Jf! N m o Man Wounded deWhcn Irate Spouee P lre e F o d r Shot* N o . 139 Atwiicinted P re s s S en sed W {rc K A N FO R D . V L O H U M r"~ fH [iK S D A Y ~ M A r 7 / . lO Iif E atn b lln h ed 1008 Manager «iSU E ig h t Of Fam ily P erish In Blaze O f Sm all H om e Jutluc U pholds liCwiB’ C ontention T hat He Is Nni Responsible n. I'Vn Mine Slm ttlow n WitnemwH In IMtysitiitn’s 4Mercy Shiyiim’ Triul « tS in M .Jo iv T Msr i. —</Fl hfnat.u Inti (H-tlhlol said toda* he «tl| nr,nun* a Senate uiiratlgntlon of Ihe entire roet xltlk* -I’lnlftm and the govern­ ment's handling ill the run temp I case teams! Hi* United Min# Workers B-if)innld llonotn lllznbath Rose i t|( ) | | ii lltn* irsvr. ttl* IIAVIHO ft'* ............................ .. l',n,.|,...i*,. N tl , Cuiinti i " t I •'•■I'*•"' *. M tnrtvstrl, N M '* ii.. i t nflri I* tifyins Hint Ur siw Ht*r;ti•.•t■I l,','i" i ’1 nti»t” ''d "f " •• D, "t'lm snn N Saiulrc tm*rl Uir lain Aht. * l'1't.rctll* 111 an empty avrltiRf inln the i li Mgi dip w.»» kfttrd i'V I" ' ' -ms i-f Mi- Alttilc Hnitntii. a call- n inn N S..nd*i wltti mi mt ln|'*''ri m(Tpr*r ( fnl*fnntlnmlU linn (r-'lcrmUlniiiil .S'i"i"«l|',">,'*t Di flnlph Millar Wltl ttNOWII u illi.itnKlst Mr tf itph M'llct si ........... i'l* tl*i- rnnithniise Mum lirsti-i. N II , " niit'g m b* i*dint Ity tli* (li'n.ri tilimi to giv* *v Idem * on ftn ,n 11op v tinftlniM In III* tlPllllt nf Mi l. Al't'tP It 'MI't". « rttircr |i.iticnt ( Iiifartinflitnot) Chinese Airmen Were ‘ Out T o Kill’ Warren B l a s t e d Say Crewmen O f Strafed S h i p By VI*W Chief On l.tlH I , I ,|itli. M m h 1 li l’l 1 ’ "'• • ...... . " I' iM •• I I Veterans Affairs m t"n \ tnrItt .in IIIPM Imiliiirn ,1 I ouft ••■ • I'l', i M o n il.t............... * till.” rt*«in*ii nf the l,iniir*i I I*- »,m! Iwi* »•••!.»* f •• i v r t W.I 11 I -. S.I At lr.1'1 srven fmllibs wri* ilin|i|i*il uni Imrnlie.l 1 ■ I ft ill I n P ro m.irliinrguit bullet* weie Jitrd xi llinn, " H " 'i ' .*mt mm *i"* "*l l,n t flrey described the altarking |d*nri I’ >1. mil H .’ i- ft >!«• t'i" | v illi' S i 'i I r I 1 m ||> utetJ by ibe Chinese Nalion.iluls. N.uiuimIii Is lu iiu n Im i * nliinii.il i BONBON. Me.. Mar. 2 i/P rI i l l Ml \ IT till Firr raced Mimirgh it atnall house oift on T-ftnutini C rn-n ' n poulft* rr is | I’.- I t i.iillm ml i.-l,., ti* litre early today. kHHtiL’ eight mil ftrth er Id'iitlfy llir nOaiVrrr. p hoi, , rhohi o tnemhera nf a familv ami rritk ve.;*el, wlih'b a rrlv tf list* hi'L - ' 1 WR IIRV*I * ” .|F f . %w#l„rilt ................. . i-nth in in i Ing „ ninth. -o|i', ui O dr c r. in tlii innn Tlip draft isrr* Kits nod Hinftl> Inilai tioin Tilligtan, u t t , lii<inl tie,, iirftftllng bi|mii llnini", mift ,tlo'* mi- Ini iini tiiiir*- to op*r HmMi,, m idi. ii* Phil,i...' : • ; ; \ . 6 U. t.'i i in n i " In i I. |l*i In ..... ....... . t p r . tni'gpft from " ' . 'V / . . , i i , , . glvl , | Ii i.kit 1 ii l»u * .’ftft mu. tun. I... .lino W lo rn f.ild ln mlft ftnlu In a ... til j*nr o]i) lo ,fi, .-iliy *loi ,ur no* iftirrk liulbft Mi'ioil into tin’ I'll1 Hniitli n ifp. Norma. 32. finioft gun lleiiti Hxlotiis of WnrTtm Run. to, i ol In i,lo |l . n( Mir repoir. nal.pft anft irnggling I lim.iK > iw tnwnri|K"'rna,l, '«'*• i" Frm i. bou Imikmil I’l'n ( j j | ( J oi 11P ’. I «* ......... . ft .......... I In inlionin ft*p|i xmiw portpft 1,1 ; , ' r' ............................... ....... ............ s p v I I I ' I '* 11 I | | . , . " a. i fintvrrfoRerufl ilo-pllul Sit* , l(i< , *. . , * * 1 11 i * ................ . ...... V 1 1. ___ Mjhio 'lim it!, i\huh * a :*, * ii i nftpii'ftI '.ncniul i.nft Il.tlii IMrft .fti g A h! Tn IKC « ii h nit-1 Rtfiti mi k "ti hI ii'* i l.nrain on moat of h*r boft\ 1 , I'l’l l s I'ltIMm, Mo, ttv#* iinilur'il Rttimhi1) . hi Mu Tim father, s teamster m ft i .iltiisk- H* niid Mt'-v v Itirli'd j. l.l'l '■ ' ! ' i II. 1,0 ' , M010>1It' M'I if ill* I lf A c .tt. trupkrr, pnrlehed when he r* ! lurid uml boinlteft llo llril lu-l.t n-it ....... . |M^|, ,nn|,,o/ t iooiooi I I \ 1 1 i ,,, .ft f i■ W.iI IniI.i v turnril to the lowur main i l w 1 of Tsingtno •I'll,. I...... M i n e | , lr,l,nlt *1 I 1 *o»flimr*1 IIM i*N|(r I will liniise in mi aOeinpl tn n-.iin til tl/I'll II" III ot 11O'III oilier iiiPlnher- oT tiie fmnlly A |« I< I* rim FH II r: ' IIt..... I ••Iii'i.ii, ft itinulr 111 a pilsim ir I dm) i||l The linn slid ntie-linlf Ini ii IIII* I iIn ii nil! *i n l.inr ..I '-*■'■ •♦111.*i i nliiriiril," 11* dwelling wax holiese»l l« lip On lliu lo,it| tun it lo .....nun jecnml nlfteHl Iii IIiIh I'Ueatu.im ,11•>•1It# 1 (in Ike |, m.1 M>| ( n i l ),, county -.late m ltllni to ■n. y norirn!. »«•!* 11»** Net. *.V"lU •lo I /*• It Continuin') |iu ty mile, northwe if of Hungnr Vi.ft.iry f«|»* ♦HJ*♦1 Hv He Fit. if» tiol lint,tub it ill. i n , 1 i ol At daj’hrcak firetneti ha i t< i m J.n ♦ 1 *!!• nl II,.' Int* l» I In i on 11fi I|pt I (>•’ I'.iifti I* ft rnvereii three lindlea, tnrimft 1 IlIgtHe (I* ♦ iii(i linn ♦mi i Iti i i irilllll |i|r,*nl*'i i* l i t ••-l l.fvoioJ rrriignitlan. Mill’ll I Mtl. M u 4 tVi ,ift she *t 11 M•» eg11IInk.'ft Firemen fomrht the flam i' Ii.. >t*,T'l* \i tc.•• M|/|Mi-m v«f in sili- fi "The (ijrhifi ft.* firal rt||» ••II (i<** Hal* rjitf t tf 11' • .111•i. i ! » .■ r i i> f •! < nmmitttf Atiooiv niH'fH Ihrnuffli deep nnow to reafh tin tty in M'fir* KiivL'HIi." It.ilUll <l»i •• i I- i •fti,it! I•*if Miri’Hi! In . . . , huiK* it d iu lo ie il xpenc. Ilf lM*d M> kill H till*, I v >!•', Mnlfty I llir lor met —lii.n >.I Itu.i A tirltthlmr. Eugmie Bipkfoift llor hort 11, StniHt, 1J'i, I "in i ,'-i i -N rt »>• ,tll (mil. 111v’111r| said he heard Mr I. Smith* die, Ky., 'Ml I hr eolc (*J(M|Mlf\ l ‘i.n>i. tb* o lln i.l • ..ninmiii't *tjc ' I t •* lliilidii f i an<sji \ . 'terrains. He ran lo the Suilti II fill Ih'IIIIM’f f fill*' IiiflM* ..*" .|,ip rr. tonl*'i*.l t*. Im-i . I f »1..... . 'V>4f»• MlV;*•(» I'lniip and inrricd Mm. Smith 1 ,i h 'if! IL *• i•I indid not i n ml t ( .1. I is I 9ftol I III.| Mil til. |,i)u •• where nhf cullaii ",l 111 f |»f | 11*- VI If till h\ Ir'l H* i ‘>f .MM lit* icrirlr II >|ftl not i) 1 ,H !•11• f* d .<i >(„ viM| , jt t Her nlghi clothing Imd hm It'll lit Ml' VI.Il*'» U*|*"! dill ’Tl|rr Ml*' ' 11- ili-'i b* ",ix tn )"l M I**! 1I I‘Hi 1"II, U'% , 11II111IKI II l.orord off. Bhe Imd xtnrggh"1 ,ua. k. " . ili'ioillig il H ,* Milan Heinwn I...... • 'b.in ■ftaml feel lliMillgll deep Him • niolltll will'll lir to r. In' .111-1. mol ,*||,ii ol Commuiii't I*«• »i.«-1 A.. I I'M11 III tr l *| S•I I* «I v*’Jsi 0*I *111V W >. Mtinitt, iminijfinlmii I'liii f l" Illlil II liugr u r.| I,-ft" iii tiltowai'd the road. i.•(..•• /aputucky'' "Ii"*. ltll*il it! M i.il' , mii| (lit ,n\< h«ti(inii Hickfonl summoned firemen liirt. and aired back to the burning "1 wn. more f iiglftPTieft bv tin* bmitell in hi* prison *r II. wl.th tt it > !•* 1ms 111m|r tin! 1111*i tillre'i Am building. "I broke a window, 111mb than whan we were nt iiinln ittvetligeliun. h >■ 'm l < ♦'i n un t illi‘ f'tilttu if114 I tif fir t mi Mi ( Stmifji.t he rela'ed. "hut ll wa* Impoafthl" iiii'kcd by Ihe tier mans while I *1In iimtflcfiliK |il**R Wiij. ill hio get Into the house for smoke. "im a (.tfisstiMii on ii convoy ti) Mm- Ciiiun ol oflicirel* in tl" Ioi*im" I'ljVe't I (Ilf lljlhltlt f((*||Hl(ltr tCoattaoea Oa r««> H was lust pouring nut. I could ooiiiik, ItUaHiii," he said. Miihciiii’i i«> w»i thvi*r(*»il from hear someone moving around In The i.tiperstructure uml gnii of M#•\a tMli'fin III Mllllllf4 (n nluk oldc hut I couldn't do anything. i lie Ploiicc* Hall: wore Will I |n'|t T a m p a W o m a n M e l d lip Mail \Uv alledH VVIMO lii'ed wllh loft", when the vr -ft |( IlMltllllfd 11m i'RBf Twill I n J v a lo U H y S h o o l i n j f Mrs/A ugusta Schmidt arrived In Kobo. All had been TAMPA, Mar. 2. i/1't John Open Forum Slated Dies From IIIneHH ilaiilied with red lead. Tbr run l icil Fields of .lai'kxnuvdh is in iain't) eabin alau wau datiint(rd Touittlit On Stadium ri itirctl condition loda" after It* Mr*. Augusta W. .Bchmhli. 7». exlnuaivcly hy tnai.’llilieguil lull- Ing shot at (mini blank rant!* In ft died In Ihe local ho»pltal ata HtHF, let*. night. Jnftg* Uunglas Sterixtroin will " H’e are finding more Index nil P.M. yesterday following a abort Ilnlil for the shooting * H,ftlv rrii a ......'.at.,i at the imhllc Hie llm*," lie H tsIrl. llluea*. Mrs. Schmidt K»d aneni K.ingd.it. of Tenitm. n.-putv En- f,|*,„|, >•,,»*t*)t• al H III! „**|nel( at Caidaln him" linn »inft tin' imp nat Culhrenlh said nil* i * held nn tile I "'nl Iliztiat*. a gemrrui ills. tha paait two winter* at thp rel(Ooatlaa** «■ r a t s » * t lowililp Front. Her home wan In nil Il-Iliult to murder ehsige lifter i'IIhsI'.ii pun.,,'H'il Iiv ttie Jnvcoert Hi* shunting which ncrnrieft dur­ In onler I,, aiiulid mil imlillc oplnPinconning, Mich, ing nn argument he tween the two. Inti for .nnt ngnilnft tllo bltllilimt Born Aug. 94, 1970. In Ger­ Y outhful FarmcrN many. the deceased h H liv s d for Uiilhrertth said she admit Ml nf a new nthlnlic xtadiurii, John P la n t SprinK Crop» ‘•limiting him. more than 05 year* In pwreumlni! Senka, ik, Jnye.ee president, anFields was found lying in the ii,nil.... I lav and was a tnembar of the Baptist In spile of high winds slid swirl liullwuy of a houM' on the out­ Church nuren of oi Beavtr. Mich. • Tin Junior Chiimlior of Comghe I* survived by one daughter ing du*t. mnmbers of tlm Kniti- skirts of Tem pt . Mom than {3IHI mere* l» not Inking a stand oml Hn way "i mu it her at pmuclit nn the Hr*. Rudolph Btrefling of PI"; Inota High School Agricultural was found In hts clothing conning; thrto WIJ*. A b e r t e l Class ware busy yesterday plant ln.it . ortsldfrabla blood. miestiiiii. xsld Mr. Senkarik. but The officer told the case prob­ ilnklrex in si.pialul the pnnpln of Detroit; William gnd Fred of Pin- ing spring crops nn Ihe school einnlng and Sanford; and seven plot. Among the crops now being ably was a oita of jealousy but Unnf"i,l »ltb nil the facts. planted by these "Future Form- oddcl thaat woman stoutly main­ gtmndchlldren, . 8*rylp*x ware b*ld at 4:00 P.M, ora" ate corn, Irish potato** and tained "this Is not a love effelr." Anchor Inn Kobbed today a t Eickson Funeral Hume field pea*. About 16 boys are participat­ < IIILDHKN'B WORKKHH QIJI I with Dr. W. M. Castle, S r- offiFor Second T’inie JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 2 - (/Pt claatlng. The remain* will h* jerl ing In the program, according to IlcslgnaUatis of three of rleht Keniialb Eaddy, Instructor, to Piiiconning for InUrment. The Anchor Inn *1 French Ave­ The student* are making full resigned profaealonel staff work­ use of tha shop facilities, ami ers of tha Children's Home Sudoly nue sin! the Orlando Highway wee PILOT ERROR broken into lest night for the WASHINGTON, Mar. 2. - Iff! among their projects recently In Florida have been accepted bv second time within two weeks, end —Nine out of ton fatal crashes completed a barbed wire fence the division board. Lucian.H, Bojrjts. society presi- h number of bottles of tinuor were in private airplane* are due to around tha pasture. Th* hog pens ay ea _ the remslnln stolen, Police Chief Rov O. Wil­ pilot error- Nearly half of those have baas eitoeotod, and milking liams reported this morning. U . under itolli nave bean built in the barn. five werei, bain* taken aaUtoke* result from The break It was discovered by Muck has been p lac ad on th* lawn vlsement and lhat the three ec.lie Civil Aeronautics Board'* in fro st of the school building tu enpted ware Mr*. Carpi Hinds, of pnllce shortly after 8:00 A,M. Orlando, dlviilon auperlntendrnt; and ax befne, entrance was made faty Investigation division re* improve tho gras*. Recently the b o n killed and Josephine Itoda and Paulino through a dining room winduw. thin today In an analysis air aeaideat* Is 1941. The ________. . . . ___ _________ three Strode, field representative* here. Thl* time Ihe glass was smashed The realgaatlon ware put In some by th* entrant. Following the with Uia potted friars weeks ago' In protest over “rejec­ previous break-in tha thief Juit storage. tion of occeptod atoddarda of aerv- managed to escape when police ivvHdii>d v’"*•ti sir.,- u; irn rm e r 1 o n K rn *•«,. 3d. hi, mVi,;;. M ^ r w i vf,h- I . . * n In P r a g u e K i l l s Self In P r i s o n ..... Ahuii Sm uggling ‘ Ring Uncovered In Houston, iVl o h i I e a arrived In tha patrol car. —Ufcwe»s.,j WASHING TOY M a r. (/Hj Tli* ' tnl*il \ti„r W,irken t^dey were Inund umnrenl nf i onlempt I "I ••"),' m rli(Isy vi]' rosl -lift * I I v-ilr11 1 tuilei- Hi, hmond B K*'', il 1-In. li*,,i| i!,r rate i.il’ * i nut i iui), aiinnimcril i verdict ! nf left gnilli" on !m||, lie' stvil Hid iHliim.il ,nntere|'i ilisigev. (hr ludg* i.int lb.ii be bid ■..iijnli ir | il,* .'eiriiiiin rit 1 pelilinn ill,I "I,.er,,l nil the record" llitl lie ,lt.,I."*- of >..iitrii'lil oi In 1*1, H Im , k In "oik nr Jet " e i * left ttippnHrd fir- ’ll, ,fti I-nl inril*ruif(l (hit il i. i , ,n ie. ",.V If. poll "In- .1 ..1 ■Ii* mm*, ■ i i work ' I nii . . ai t)>j| 'Ii* *72.000 It hi tl'-H di* • ti •-IllZ.'r 1HI,**1l 1I'1 el nl e.U e.»cIIII r(Mil Wt>|k I.i iielnel.nl ,„b\eluxl ile< , 1c, isinu. lilon. no by In*. lOfl "1 11, iinnni. .i ,.H 't. i ift tie union bad ie l ■"lll't lo *ml the. it It ii.nk k-Ttb uni ten rnnutei ........in, ' bis iln inoir \ f >• r affriltig cimnirt for both . I, hi nppiii tunitv to he hoard iiinl -nyinj: tlnit he hud "hoard mm". ' th,’ Judge aignnlod tn the tmtt.-li*l to e»cort him from the • mi, ti nom. II, iiisile hi. siimiuncement jolnrly umJ o hitr-fuced. Kttoh h«|r| prepp^fj ii |nn< vvrUt n ••i»ii:i**!>, but Annotirieed hJs hi Ii ' i’ and did nut bother to reed H" p i .1pst"ft document. Mix iJei'liftOII wax H -■IIItt 11lll|C «Utl-i) ft- tlie crowded ctuirt room Iiieauxe t|ii' union In two previous -Hik* en.cy li*x been held guilty ((' „n«rnn*d Ob I-bb- T b »I Strife W itness D eclares S an d ers Killed P a tie n t *1 \.Vt IIEHTKH. N. IF. M*. ,.1 ’t - - The tftutc rexted *1 ” I’ *1 today in th* Ssnd#t itu-ir* ftreln" m im ln trial, the vlste reels." -sift monty •ifttrllnr William II r rslg at Hi, tiegimiing of the iHrrnooft .e.-Mtu ,ft the tlret degree m ur­ der trial ill j)r. Hermann N. ftmiftet The ,lin rellred from lb* r.Hini and chief defense coun­ sel l.iiuls E. Wyman immediately Irected verdict of moved tor * Hlr )l«'*|1111 tot. 1 MANCHESTER. N II Msr l (/!'( Tlie 3 tatr . *t,ir medical " llti*'H ..lid today tint be beltev *,l Mi. Abbie Botiotu w.i» lull*d l>* an air injecliiui m bet vient .eliniiiiitered by I)i Mrinianu N N.iiidci. Pi. Milton Ib'lpm i, deputy utrilu al examiner ,d New lo tk Lily, pave ibis Irilinmney as the vlatr neared tbr close oi lit ltl‘1 Icyie* murdrr ca»e agamtt the II vr*i old country doctoi. At the ond of n long hypothe(L'usilaaee o* r a i l t b » i IleadquarterH Open For SmathcrH Drive Headquarters for the Smsthersr«r-8#uata Flub (ifflrinllv opened yesterday at U7 Magnolia Avavmie in the building formerly occu­ pied by tha Thorpe Furniture Compmiy, Ms. Ralph Austin Smith an­ nounced todeay. Friends of Mr. Sin at hers end those Interested In Ills campaign ere i n v i t e d to cell a l 4i*aclquarterx for informa­ tion throughout the campaign. Tha office will ba up*n from 9 A.M. to noon, and from 1:00 to 5;00 P.M. Monday through Frlftav and from U A.M. to noon on Saturday. Plana are alio being made for an rally to be held In t he n#*r future. TH E W EATHER JACKSONVILLE, Mar.^j. station ...........» .......... 40 ..........34 ........... 24 ..........10 ........... 71 Galveston .... New Orleans ...........89 ...........47 New York.... ........... 40 Pittsburgh .... ............ M Seattle ......................... ............79 Jackson villa .................. Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Detroit ......... ....... ........ ....... ......... Miami ................ ....... It Orlando ••Mt«,*-.„M.(X«>MH.(X*XX* Tampa #*•**•••*♦♦#*#•♦•*##«*•*♦**»♦***fB — ^ i bmBBBMm I a itB B B W i �I I % 1 \ C*m «*. ■ I'.* • ,*■' -- ***• !*-' - O' W if e R A N f t i f c h Sm Legalized Gambling .F Sg.u 1if. ,-m Ss£ >;■< Si Trii¥n,9iv Interview It o M lN to Vr*at N t , O u i here. He added he will never go to Moscow while he la President In an a rtic le by C harles Denser, th e n ew sp ap er’ He said he hopes he cm, go n,rre after that became he would like \ w r ite r , w ho says th e re w ill be th re e wtepn in tn n .p la ii: Motorist* today ware w a r n e d ford Giant* training camp Mar. IS. W ASHINGTON. Mar. 2 — (A1) to see the place. " Ille g a l g a m b lin g In F lo rid a w ill ru n a t f u ll b U a i n e a t iw aVATICAN Cf-Hr, Mar. 2 -t/P i The roster is aubtect to changb hy Police Chief Roy G, W tllt A*k*d when Hint might he, the n— th e s la te w ill be th e w idest-open in i t * h is to ry . "S om e again*! »peedIft* acton* railroad at any time, and In nil probability —Carrying *.h» rrA** and an — Tha Weather Bureau *ahl to­ son on* m ill day there ha* been a remarkable President' laughed anil replied; (BOWl i M I I RAW American flag, the first hig Unitla w n t III o ffic e7rs Inl H several k e y ^ o n n t t k o ,-wamm fm trm emr m am crossing* while being flagged and rhangea will be nuuto In the l i lt ­ IT en l l lfo i urc i me m i i cem lit-1 1n M drop In the death toll In hurri­ Your goe** I* -a * good * • mine. p e rfu n c to ry g e s tu re to Htop g a m b lin g , w ill th r o w up th e ir when signal* are flashing and loco­ ing* a* the training *d**lon swing* cane* In recent year* — because •fr ia r n i i 'M n * ? I V m When a reporter «uggrstr,f motive* are approaching with into high gear. the public hn» learned to respect that McMah.on is trying t„ hands In ties; Saint Peter'* Raslllr*. Kd Licvy. Manager. whistle* blowing and bell* ring* I roault* 'through the U. N. and “ A welffSinnnced propaganda cam p aig n , w ith m oney Th* cm ** wa* carried by ■dvr,nec warning*. Kail Ralph Cunningham, Lancaster, Death* In the big atarmt hr »| awkwd the President object, fro m th e hoodlum circle, w ill a tte m p t to h Ui i i i u "h i every­ In»V?.’ , Cardinal .‘ipeelman, arr» Among tho dangerous crossing* period ended In 1249, , kH.p movcs, Mr. Truman replied Donald D. Doerge, B(. Genevieve. chbUhop of New Y’ork end ihe four-yrar leAll .(tkliaacr S * E it body's m in d th e th eo ry th a t g a m b lin g m u st be le g allced to pointed out by Chief William ...................... one --------person h„ ■ )ln^ „„ objection to nnytm,,, Spiritual leader of Ihe nearly HAO averaged less than Mo. tenefra, m i M i b n «t | [u, c o n tr o lle d ." h e add*. the mom A C l croc.Wn/* on r * i u i i l « M f » , fa r (be t r n i w i « ( J .. 1,1 u , , c u \ , lc A me r Iran Catholic Holv Year for each $l.i<00,0W) nf property ,|lnt wfk.,|o. contrlV-ri.’ to th Mike KUwurils, Troy, N. Y. T h e cam p aig n Is suppose.i to -on'lcu tip th e L e g is la tu re Thirteenth street; the hrnnrh line damage. Jhe cxacl avennr«»* »*« |W.nrl. „f tha world. valslaa (nail*. Will ba , m , ( m far Mike I,!,,, Mini, S r \r ffaverr. pilgrim*. »« w i s Im ■UwrlUlao »g (A and m a k e i t rip « fo r a Icgitl g n m b lln g la w , H esaar w rlU m . cr(,»»ii,p * t French Avenue and Conn. How about Henry Font’* -rate, The flag was carried try Mich­ four tenth of one person, \ •b(*ii ~J*A(laa«Hx Mr fii^ Thirteenth Street, where naw traf­ For tha five year* ended In merit that them will lie an hull,., llce" F n n tn s tlc ?" ho asks. "Y e s , it sounds fa n ta a tlc , b u t th a t fic light* have been Installed; *(*!*•*» -------.lame* G. Hoi hart, Neptune Bch., ael Mahoney, New York 1 B.10 , there was an average of trial *hnt down In two weeks if man. !« - K m Vorfc, I ' k l r a f t , U a lr a li, is tho wit^ tho underw orld workH." the Park Avenue crounlng at F if­ Fla. K a j u a i . ( l ( , . m l ■(, l “o » U . Before entering the Basllleri, 191 deaths for each 110,900,000 the coal strike continue,? Alfred 8. Krekel, l.emav. Mo. I t w o n 't I to I ho firs t a tte m p t to ra m Ingallzed g am b lin g teenth .Street, and the crnielng H « » l l !■ a a i a M t a | t l * Cardinal Spellman knell at the In property damage, The president said he n ul,f ) bodily bake, Aaufoid, Fla. I. R. Tannehlll, chief of fore­ f '» w wWefc to •■ (H IM th ro u g h tb o F lo rid a Loghiliituro, ho itdilod. I t han been trie d on Flrnt Street. Another rroxxthreshold nf the holy door a ml not answer that. But he sui.l (1,.lumen Mndalone, Staton Island, e s a la a lv a lr l» (ha » • • f a * ra a a h llInjr h at French Avenue near the casting and report*, explained tho prayed , briefly. He then rose, several tim es. ait nation la very serious, nn mu . New York. rail road shop*. comparison a* storm experts met 1» »Ato mm Wa|| . . a„ Robert Mnstrn, Hyde Park, New kissed the casement of Ihe door for their annual discussions uf ergenev exists, nnd lie will «>„. " (iim g la m l boros its w ay in to tho l.o g ls la tU w by tw o The Atlfintli' Coast i.jnr Rail­ ARj MW* dUpnirhra. that was opened on Christum* force the low tn deal with ii m ethods," according to M r. I lessor. " F ir s t , th e u nd erw o rld road recently railed upon law en- York. Kve l,v Pope Plus X II, look a plan* fur tho new hurricane sen Asked about prosper Is of o Charlie I'eplo, Rrooklvti, N. Y. T H U R S D A Y , MAR. a, m m on — Juno lfi-Nov. 10. co n trib u te s h ea v ily to cam paigns. In m any instances, c a n d i­ forceinent officer* throughout the government seizure nf the mine , Mil* J. Pfeiffer, 8t. Louts. Mo. cross Ip his hands and entered ihe Mate to enforce traffic regulation* Ten hurricanes hit th* United dates ru n n in g on legalized g a m b lin g p la tfo rm s do n o t know Basilica. he said the dispute I* still in it,., Marcel Poelker, St. I.m iij, Mo, ul Ktrert-rallroad crossing*. State* last year doing $70,900,6th) TODAY h H IR I.R VBRRB Charles Rose. White Plnin*. New The American flag was carried damage and killing three person* courts and he doesn't want i■■ I h e ir m usters. , . , , „ City police officer* have been suggest any action until the conn alongside ihe Cardinal, a ii d " A ’frie n d ' w ill Induce th e can did ate to include legalized alerted to watch motorist* who YKrk, Palling to art In sometime* *ln> Tannehlll praised the A ir Force, Torn Rose, Nlota, Term. through th* Basilica's long length the Navy, the Coast Guard, ship* rules. fak Borne do not romni'tt ir a * * g a m b lin g in his p la tfo rm . H acker o f th a t ‘frie n d * m ay go all attempt to beat train* at ero**He reiterated that his war pm*. .lark Hi-urtiormigli, Granite City, to the altar of the cathedral, also •ilna, I f but the ■ 1 of■ Sympathy, lack at sea, Civil Aeronautic* Adminis­ th e w a y bock to th e single m a s te r mob. W h en such a c an d i­ Intr, Thomas G. O'Neal director* of called the altar of Saint Peter's tration and other* for thalr help ers or; seizure have expired, lo t failure to help distressed persona, d a te Is elected to th e L e g is la tu re , his vo le o f le g a lize d g am ­ public *af«ty, reported today. The III. Carl T lieli, (fnimby, Iowa. that tbe government always | chair, where the New York arch­ tn tracking itorm i. order* are du* to lh* numbar nf prUe, *uper**n*lliv*n**a are alto Mill Walt her, Troy, N. Y. bishop celebrated mass for Id* auto-trnln accident* during the , . . . . . . . . tonly sinful. There 1* no min b lin g Is In th e hpg. In recent years, planes of the ready u draft of aueU power* in Fred Weber, Hhehoygeu, Wl*. pilgrimage. " M a n y tim es, w hen I lie racketeers cun t buy th e election past few month*. that sinnetl, not.— a Chron. flj.lfl. Army and Navy have become an event they are needed. Asked if Paul Weeks, Richmond. Vs. Cardinal R|>ellmuii, In his rer- lmportnl part of tho Weather these were Inherent powers laHe recommended that officer* th e y a tte m p t to buy tha m an a f t e r lie lias been p u t in o ffic e . mori, lhanknd the \tn nrlpari Gnl Jlnrcaii’H plan |„ tracking the hlg had mentioned In-previous m u m T h e re have been m an y instances o f le g islative scandals re ­ either warn *uch motorist* or argericie*. Ho replied there 1* r. fimlege In lloiiii< tor Its nssMnure storms. rr*L them, under Chapter 20-142 Under the new Ruiuan decrer vo lv in g aro u nd g am b ling lu te re s ls ." lo the pilgrimage. of ihe General .Statute*, whl-l, fixing l)ie value nf die Ruitian Wlierr the hurricane season roll* line of distinction und he will lie recalled I lull tie brut Itecii *r«unil, three planes are placed eross that hrldge when the iim* make* crossing in the face of the inonctaty unit, the iiihle it word, consecrated n hi*hop In 1912 at on Hie alert nt points In Herimuln, comes. Gn/diing light a misdemeanor. I l amia,,,4 (Trass F a ir (In ) rxaclly graini nl fine gold. As fur fhe Senate* new b.vMr. G'Neal cited a recent check and c o m p ,-lie d lo p n f fine*, u g g re - III,* sari,e ailin’ where he c ‘b’ I’uertn Illco, Florida und elselira led iii ii - h today. l*v railway workers In wIi M i it eriiing t;*, GUI,OOn. Since die Anirnrai, dnltai it wmlli where around tbe gulf anil along ally inipilry, Mr. Tr iinf.n Tfi'i if An a people* we need to ptiy m ore a tte n tio n to o n r own was reported in one instance that Meanwhile Tope I’itis X II cele­ tin- Atlantic senhonrd. people really are In eann-st a ml Government official. Increasing­ I3 .7 H tuaint nl f n.’ gold, lint h em isphere. I t is o u r own hack y a rd , w hile th e areas o f F it with the light flashing, Hie train over the spreading brated two aniiiver-niles today I’he I'nnst Guard plnys a vital have tbe welfare nf lee iiu h -.il maker di, Aiii'i*i.,n i.'nllar wortli rope anti A s ia to which we have I teen no fe rv e n tly d evotin g whistle blowing and the hell ,j„p . *ly concerned niinlver’iai'v .................. n o in ic e ffe c ts „ f th e co n i p ro -of bto election to tlo* r«|i* and warning nnd rescue work. nt heart In this matter, the |<i.-ff> 3.9W J mi l', » h <!, i< to o ur th o u g h ts , e ffo r ts ami dollars a re , a l'le r a ll, in th e o th e r ng. 12 motorist* crossed i|„, •i ( i.ii, n tn p p a g e t,ad p ta c rit tiig l, id* 7 II It birthday and the I Mb rniirieldli told a reporter these |,er iH-rrou t« a-U atvut it I* • •<** tracks. ti'ip e on (lie c o n te m p t case as a f'nnal throne. about feu, tul,lei assets plus the Wenthor Bifteau'* President. h a lf o f th e w o rld . T o say th a t Is not to suggest th a t we He said he Is lire nuly one v l,« Fully recovered from a recent lo c a n * o f g e ttin g th e m in e ;* back o u g h t to ahondon and forget K uropo and A sia. B u t n e ith e r attack of influenza, the 1'ontlff hus taken arty cnm-icle action I., work. The late *i hem Joe Abram*. should w p fo rg o t tin* rest o f tin* A m ericas. T h e y are n ur planned u routine day with n« he tiss directed •»•<* screening <-t ‘Ih e re a re in d ic a tio n s th e tfo vpccllil lelebrulloil. White mid innloyes and he ha* directed Jacksonville political prngnoMni- p a rt o f th e w o rld , not in Hu* scust* o f possession but in tb e < in m u d m n y n o w tu r n In s e iz u re .......................... CoinnnmM i. and golden Flags were rSl'etl nvei , .<< ”»‘t » | « . | | v,mm F a *, liar; lot wlio Itoaiiv 05 percent balling sense th u t it is Ih e Im m ed in ic p a rt o f lio* w orld to w h ich we ,took a lifetime. " f th e m ine., unless th e re Is a .. ...... ..I-., lm* nn* nntdc „mib- any any enm-tet.Vatican building in honnf uf the hhulril Itiivrriiui W.itren lm Isil- ....... .. else , Jr* Kennedy whir haa been ip ile k r o u t m e t a g re e m e n t th a t g e ts leader average, »»yj dial Senator Pepper belong. of |()0,lain,090 Itouinn ‘"i! tn dicrk to we wliclltri flo ii- effort to get o' 'I'" to'tlmn ' j with thu Oam* ('ommlssion for coal p ro d u c tio n g o in g a g a in . O ccasionally someone assures ns Hint ih e fllu te D e p a rt­ hat 44 perrent of the vote in <l.i vcIm iM lie irreivuiH propel m utirr eICOpt the I'lemdenlP re s id e n t T ru m a n , In response ('at Indies, - r‘ y;;*z». 12 nr which war, spent The” Rope was greeted today by Mr. Truman aniil ,f ,u‘l Florida, tjcmgc Sm alhru 02 per- m e n t has tiol forgot let. Hie A m ericas, th a t Its a p p ro p ria te us direct rtf, revealed (lint even to o u e ritlm m , c o n firm e d a t a new s ^rviren. word of truth In cmitcnlln r.n t. Now don’l get it* wrung. We sections a re busy w ith Lid in A m e ric a n a ffa ir s . It also can Hmid-i had made rffnrts to rr- c o n fere n ce to d a y th a t s rlz u r." p la n s -evcrnl of bis elnSe associate** He Iben addressed satin’ 't(HI len­ Viiiling tire Inc ill VFW jai*! that economies b, the De(ei< ^ don’t lake much clock in their tie [m inted old Ib id trade and in d u s tria l people have not been fdfcl it.* deer, oblalulng them have been d ra w n up. D e p re c a tin g ten reason preachers of Home. emlnnymed ih<leit Hi,licit J, n( Minriu He pm uncut luivifrom W i*rnn‘ln nl a cost of fieri th e ir s lg n lfic u iic e , lie s a id p la n s |y. The 1lii1' Hfltinll'k Vatican representative* of fill nn fruit* either. We'ic juit prrrrnling fo rg o tte n . nation's securityh i I- n lw u y s d ra fte d , c o v e rin g n lll esetr after the l.egldatnre uprii|ila in r< l W . ir ir n I,tile d In h e rd E x p o rte rs and im porters a re s lid ul w ork in o u r h em is­ linns having illplutnalic relation d efense, he added. Is »■ ihcte figure* f„r what llie y V prriiirlated f2r,.tHKr for the pur­ llm P re s id e n t's p o w e rs, vctcrsfii affairs stl!l|»* thun over In peme Him. will, tbe i'npal State slgnerl an du phere, som ew hat ham pered b.v th e shortages o f dollurs which pose. lin t one r e p o r t w as th a t th e WOllll. allium Ilf greetings to the P'dl mvcu him l,y one nl lm .i.lvnrrs, b o th e r o u r southern neighbors as w ell ns those ncross th e This action was taken In ID.'Itt plans were completed only yesler liurrlcno teletype setup Rnktog ' 1* ' tiff. I ’.iul It.iyirmnd, a Daytona flcacli cities of the cost nnd the Gulf We may noi like the two parly sens, in d u s tria l interests have continued to look fu r new after the scare about the Tesus iInv und were designed specifical­ fever tlek had resulted in the ly to deal with the present sltuu .,tturney. have helped to speed «P a"'1 •yrlcm winch wr have m thir coun­ sources o f m a te ria ls to tin* n o rth am i south. Orange, Osecola, Glades, High­ tion. The Kvening Star said the prove the warning*. These a re not enough: the most e n d u rin g in te rn a tio n a l ties Wullii aim m k I Warren wa' (idtry, hul imagine Imw much wonr land, Henry und Collier Counties, Administration plan is tn ask Con P It * said the public ha* learned ihk with Melvin T. Dixon, rlate it the 100 paily tyttrm whirl, they a re those am o n g ireoplcs. W ith tin* n uthreuk o f w a r A m e r i­ Four-fifth* of Ihe deer In Collier gross for ii law permitting seizure |C «aftaa*4 Frase Faae «>■»» to respect, the advisories and toilcans becam e preoccupied w ith F.urope and A s ia ; th u t p re ­ country were killed trefore it was if till other efforts to get roal tical question, Dr. Ilclpcrn suid: «et\ice director, in the linger,ng IPtins Issued , before the arrival have in Grrrcr. Tlicrr an clcclion occupation has not curled. T h is at I it uric has been reflected found out that the deer were not production have failed hy curly In my was cuur lrl“J Lctween the VFW nud the of the storms and helped to drn A ■ ...... . opinion ....... ..death .. will be held next Sunday where 250 ed bv an nlr embolism resulting <. , i t / . ,, , u n a v o id a b ly in Congress and tho A d m in is tra tio n . T h e U n ite d responsible nr the tick Infesta­ next week, tlcnlly cut the death toll. ■rat* in parliament will be filled tion, he staled. from the nl V r cr-.nt Affairs. Aaxinlunt Attorney General H. from the Injection Injcctlrnr of 411 CC» of | m e , " Special construction to S ta te s has been publicly und o ffic ia lly engrossed w ith a f ­ w Mills accused Dixon of "sub­ storm area* il*o ha* helped to "Man I* the greatest predator," Graham Mori son told reporter* In nlr." Jry the elec lorate from among 2,000 fa ir s to east and west, to Hie d e trim e n t n f our relatio n s w ith huIiI Dr. Kennedy, tie urged con­ response tu i|ue*llrin* that he Imd verting veterans services tn tho keep property nnd death loss..* That I* tho amount nf air tn, candidate* belonging lo 100 *epath e s o u th e rn neighbors. K ffn r t to w a rd b e tte r balance is trolled hunting, ami pointing out no comment on the verdict. suite charges Dr. Sumter Injected ends of hi* own petty jealousy dov/n. no said, • . .. rate and dr* line I political parliri. needed. Askad If the government could into Mrs, ilnrrotu'n arm Inst Dec. and incut bungling." the folly of killing does. In, four Tannehlll met in a round-lalde The Wallis charges were mi­ discussion with hto storm experts: No wonder democracy dorin'l *1year* time one doe can give birth ap p n l the decision, ha replied; 4 in n gunturo of mercy tn end nt her round In the fum between "We think II enn he appealed an the agony of her cancer. to 111 deer, he revealed. wayt work in llicie foreign land*. Grady Norton of Miami, r*. • the .Stale anil VFYV in w.deh tour Steven* of New Orleans, P. HHe pointed nut that Florida 1* Ihe civil side." But he would not Dr. ilclpcrn said! the government sliding to Its irome preserve urea* say whether "Tlie luixl* for my opinion in VFW member* have resigned us Kutschenreutcr of Bo*ton and N in order to protect wild life. planned such an appeal. What'* thi»? Of all thinju, the that 40 cubic rentlinptrr* of nu assistant sinto service officers. H. Marx of Puerto Rico. A c q n tu ry auu th e Heimtu lien ril iiun n f th e fe w Htieodiea Aaannir the,a a rm , arfc Xfbyf)*Welly It. Hopkins, union chief repraacuto n subsUinllnl quantity Three men quit their poats with Soviet Union law (cunrvbacb'on the These were augmented try rein o u r n la to ry know n by tf e iiln tfv n f ito llv t+ y . D an iel W e » ffhla Nallotto! Arrest difl targe counsel, ennttnentedr" the State .yesterday on thn dead prroettUtlVe* * o f ‘thw; A ir "Foreeg if Injected rupldly and would be id fTthey hey h ii twitched gold itandardf hive “ A 'fa ir and equitable decision." carried Into the hvurt und pul­ line fur nn ordered merger c Navy, Civil Aeronautic* Ailmlt"-*( H te rn Hovuntn n f M a rc h .speech till repuyn read in g fo r its tracts nf more than 490,009 acre* from the dollar n* their interna­ oliKitionio. I t i* alrni a rc m ln tlo i' o f g ra v e daya h nppilv untied. each in Appalarhlrnla and Lib­ .lodge Kecch said In hi* de­ monary artery." VFW nnd Department nf Veter trnlfon ami Coast Guard. that: tional ttnmlard of value to gold ■* The l» prosecution medical expert aits affair's ffles. The *csalon* ended today with On M a rc h 7, IHRQ, th « S ou th w u* n tra ln in ir a t th e tlca erty rnimtle*. In I<«vy county rn cision " It tuny he that tho mas* strike testified • that Resigning yesterday were Kelt the visiting weathermen ohservlug while thn autopsy ................lo their monetary yardstick. Thit it w h ich Htlll biitind h e r to th e U nion. Ho m an y polnta o f d if ­ area nf 117,000 acre* has hern net), Doncaster and tlcorg.i I'cck the Washington Bureau'* weather leased for conservation purposes. of union member* has been or­ could not disclose presence of mr l,r became, the Riminnt tay, "gold ference) huti itrlHon betw een N o rth und S outh th u t u g roup This stale Is the last, preserve dered. encouraged, recommended, it w i i h "significant In that it didn't from the state office at I'nss-A_____ __ h** a tnore tinkle value," Tliat'i o f mmatorftp heiiflml by H e n r y f!Iu y , roHn r Imivo p u rty to .set- of wild turkey, he stated, and tot l instructed, Induced, nr In gome revest any other route nf deulh, Grllle Bench nnd Frank Williams setup. wise permitted hy mean* not ap­ from n branch slate office nt ‘ lAn •*' of success hy the Commissi which would have neeessnrlly caus­ ju*t wlial die .hated capitaluti tlo theac d lfferen cen in one g ra n d cornprom lae, know n a fte r breeding new train* with "lock pearing in the record! hut thla ed a* rapid n death ill the time Miami, Ma-on D. Wade resigned have been laying nil the time. Oi Itn e n a c tm e n t tin th e C om prom ine o f IHR0. u similar post last month. from Texas. More than fiO.UMI rnurt miiv not convict on con­ death occurred." L ik e m a n y com prom iaea, 11 only lia lf-H iitla flc d .some and i r ­ dcxlran uuail have been brought jecture, being tmurid tu act only cpuiie, nobody in Ituiiia will Ire The Htnle Veterans Comml* sint, huil ordered Dlxen lo con able to gel any of this gold, but rita te d oth ern . Ih u N o r th w iih p a rtic u la rly irk e d by u tiro* •o Florida for re-stncking i t n on the evidence before It, which validate the riles of the VFW and il yuu w*nt to buy anything from vlnion re q u irin g It to re tu r n fu g iliv e aluvea. T h in caused the cost uf (2.0(1 each. The excise tax Is Insufficient to support u finding the Stale because tho work done on sporting arm* nnd reucnuti of either criminal or civil con­ patmuge o f th e h ill to h ang in th e balance till W eb ster's the Ruttiont, you ran tay it on Low mllekg*. good tire* by the State and the veterans or from hunting llromte, has flnnitc tempt." matchlo.xa o ra to ry tu rn e d th e nenle. Grmd mechanically l|ir ha; rei head, dir gold, that it Judge Kecch'* written uplninn wn* pleased with what it learned ganlznllnn was duplicator^.' ed these purchase*. W e b a te r helped to atavo o f f dlHunlon fo r a n o th e r ten Under uu arrangement In ef­ Predatory animal* In h Inrlda said there wa* no clear evidence at tlic conference hut naked the The tVitdlmtol itcfcik i" lender* to ro»urvc> their y e a ra , b u t lost th e alleg ian ce o f th e a n tl-a la v e ry aupportera, Include hob cat*, fnxe* nnd pan­ that the union had failed to obey plan* mid *e* " It any xtanhy legli- fect since 1940 the stale gave of­ hi* strike end order. fice space to service officer* John f l . W h it t ie r w ro te a t im e r |a>om, "leh ab o d , whose thers, he *ald. The Judge said that thla case lotion should be enacted lit ltd* from the VFW , furnished them Motion picture* wer* shown try , , l;b 9 4 7 c h a ra c te r la in d icated by th e flr a t verae: session nf Congress." with secretaries, gave them title* Pr. Kennedy which showed how wa* different from tha 104* con­ A .report (in tllla wn« axkrd by of assistant rlntc service officer* "So fa lle n 1 an lo a t! th e lig h t w lth tlra w n tempt conviction of tho UMW . lie sun fiah prepare tied* for tha Apr. I. 1 W h ic h once he w b re l nnd paid purl of their salaries. laying of egge, eggs. then how roc pointed out that the union In 104IJ Aero 2 Door Sedan Ashi’i| if tho unannounced ses­ Dixon said he hnd offered other male fish fTghte off Intruder* marie no attempt to restore coal One-awner, low mileage sion Indicated possible threat of after the female fish ha* laid production a* ordered hy a court an Immediate ometgency, Tydlng* positions in the state veterans F o re v e rm o re I" set up to tho men who resigned Ihe thnueand* of egg*. Another grout. T o d a y 's w e ig h ty problem ft n t Inant do not include an lm - film wa* ilevotml to deer huntIn the current strike, Kecch said said no. but they declined them. "This i a Just Insurance t h a t p end ing b re a k -u p o f th e U nion, an w aa th e cane one h undred there wa* this different situation; The VFW ha* said It could not this government ehould tnkc out "Following the court’* order In merge it* file* with tho State 'V j 9 4 8 y e a rn ago w h en W e h n te r u tte re d th e fam oun Heventh o f to meet poaejhle condition*,” he Ihe Instant case, various tele­ because it* papers on veterans M a rc h npeech. told newsmen, "Just like the aver­ grams, letter* and other communi­ services were confidential. tor Pepper arrived in Floilda to cations ware sent by th* union to age citizen taken out fire Insur­ ance." atiuic fallow Southerners that he |U district and locat branch** and Y iik o k I u v At hU now* conference I hie members, Instructing tha miner* Driven o nly' 18,427 miles hy n*var would favor lorial equality morning President Truman scoffon* owner, Radio, Heater, tn return forthwith to work. of tha racei". Peihapi Wa had bateil at euggeatlona that the sent |* W W M W H ’ W | | I .Sr ' “Tills court doe* not hold that Defroster Cleveland plain Dealer trade minimy had heen Wrslrin of government might have to be tar land Claude back to Naw York any telegram or combination of latlaaM r r m rape telegram* or letter* would con­ moved from Wnahlngton. agents. and k t him run up thera, Will tha reader protand th at I'll he forced to spend more than lied aboard the fhlp, Munro stitute a good faith compliance KDowhcre BOO member* of the ha haa an obacura neighbor by I earn." Tlic report lold the central ed. National Hmall Htmlncn* Man’* lit tba nama of Harry Truman T ] 9 4 9 nmpUcer la New Orleanna the part of the union. Association tried a p«r*onal Bail­ commiltee a number of perron* “Pardon me," th* attttlad j J l it pow \evealcd by hit own And will ha pratond that Neigh­ to Mobile after n ahln stow* ing JAh today. here have taken on the Job of banker InUrpmU, Do you m a n came “ It rioea hold that, wham the eonftuioq that the British (dentist, bor Truman haa decided. kto mu*t tied tham. Munro related. An union ha* cent eemmunlcaMona They went up ,to Congress to "propagating the idea* of Tiloiit I Door Sedan PCfam Fycjii, admitted freely to borrow money, a dwlaton which alert customs official s p o tte d * ■ueh na are loetudod In thla r*cJ fee what could bo done about, Yugoslavia." nuuur of. ua ordinary folks have what yoiiTl to OHly 71118 miles suspicion* automobile rrulrlng W* convincing rapwwntatWea amt ord. (he apparent good faith of •V »»k pla»« m e h o d a t tlmaa In tha tomwaterfront. The car wa* Inter such communication* mitat no coni Senator* that there ahuuld U* « year, yeuYe go] •lolo tgqreti dealing with ihe daval- peatuoua oourae of lift? 10,400,000,000 rtaah In President • WAfllllNflOTON, Mar. 2-l/P ) traced through lleenra number* than you earn «pn»jRlh of the. alomic bjm b and . Truman, .waffa going ha bad nolfd. baaed on failure to obtain reault*, Truman's MMOTMOOUIO »■«>§•» —The United Stoles, after grant­ ‘T h n t'i right ing another 120,000,000 loan tq When the unnuapecUng nmu aava tham. to Ruula u ptai foul for fiscal tost, atgrtlng 1 9 4 9 Trumnn. "You hoip chore up V-ugonUvla'* econ­ ■ling party arrleed ln Detroit, Other funatj' buslne** oWf** * « • " » » oceaiiogi. M a d GanglantPa lltnetHbln calls for the 1051 Leginlature to le­ galize gambling tn Florida, the Miami Dally News It ffTV1ifi* K’-y•P |ud»/\IfM ? Mi,rill fiT tyi in N. Y. Giants Reveal U. W illiam s W a rm P ilg rim a g e W eath er B ureau Sanford Playing List M o to rists T o Obey R each es Rom e On Says D eath s D rop Tha. New York atant* today 'C r o s s i n g S ig n als releawd a tentative ll*t o f ' t O - P o p e 's B irth d ay From B ig S torm s _ . . U, *L- men who will rei_ _rt p» the Ban- Coal Union Trial Our Hack Yard Wildlife Speaker Warren Blasted Mercy Killing Rem em bered Speech t !> 1 0 Super DeLuxe FORDSEDAN Atomic Defense Plan atK V n ob K T UHi-OO This In Not Fiction Aid FbEETUNK ID. Chevrolet Sedan Smuggling Ring iin o .u o FORD as- ■M WA* arCoaled hy border natrolnu cMto ggciian e tlw bomb, but • W t a rid of tl poor relative u bin unauthorlied entry In ti g Mhtrt of, taw to oowitttnto only • token compliance,. , " It wan M ined on behalf of the union that no unlort funds have bMn u*ed. to aid rtvtkllw minora Mace Unuattrp rtf the temporary to. itoalnlnrf order. There wa* n« omy, appear* ready to hand out more If Marshal Tito rum Into new financial trouble. The credit-which the lixporlImport Hank granted yesterday, In reaboitaa to urgent plea* for help, (a tho second In the part evidence of tl P CHEVROLET i,l-8 O a r Redan Ona- owner, low mIlea go l f f l M .9 0 Oldiunoblle * SUtidn Wagon Look*,a*tv - Radio. Heater th a t the i m p M m />s . Deluxe >MMpmont �••• ,i — :a p ;. ; ” ‘.$r »* ‘ I mmm W YCTWI Mfij PAGE THREE TOT HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA J [Social A n d Personal la r lln Palmer Ray—Society Editor Auxiliary Of BBT Has Regular Meet T e e h T a lk Hr VIVIAN AP Newsfeatiires The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Urotherheod uf IIh IIiuhiI Train­ ir n tm n T e le p h o n e 148 men met 111 the Odd Fellows' Kali ered e tie rrie s c m ild he th e p riz e * P a in t a few c lie r rie * on eneh la e * pap. i lio ilv yon u .e as a p ln e e u ia i I'M >o,u la id , . c it in g o r In iffe t, \ p i cl I y s o u v e n ir f o r tlie g i i l l " " U b i la a c h a rm b r n iv le l m ode " I i In i i n --. i f y u u u m k e th e m r m e f u llv , y i m Im u ld be a id e tu t h r r••in fro m p u llin g o u t o f G lr f in d I l i a C*s iloVV ; C h e rr y H I u s m iiii tim e i* jn - t u ru u iid ih e c o rn e r. So i* it any w o n d e r th a t F re d A s ta ire ile c id e il to i iill o d in c a new ib iu ie c u lle d "C h e rry H ounce?" 1 11 t make a tirn.elet of -tviu* A w o n d e rfu l w a v to gel in s w in e by maiding lioan thi>n jif* ’w-h Hi* I lie dull':*' o l lt r li i he) lie__LUU'i*'! a -" l- 1-l , h e ld fm tlm ..,. fn T vrn i? ~ T n rtln la y* !■' a, r iid o ld ,.f la aided ii Is c n tiliy and g a v maki Mr*. It. B. Crumley « « *htrl«U will p re.cnl a finv lfn*lunnl I during tile past iiuarler. K nelt IHl'KSOW " h i* ** i o n u n a nd a iia i'h a nd L’ tl.-y to !r.<::>. H e ll'1, b u ll : a* new t*r('*.*>>"..) of llie Sanford, Hunlcv.'' at the school* in the, honored gue*t were g Shamrock Th* T. E, L. CU*» <>f thr First n .. iiimm . r in b *t the uniiupl gen­ near future to ini*c money to corsage alld received gift* fiulll T h e f i n t ste p the i o u in lu lio iii ( i i i In 11 v d r i l l - In il, Baptist Church wilt meet In the eral bn *1lie** meeting and lunch­ ■imd a girl to Girl'* Stale, Mi** member*. W hy i i ’i v M \ t l l i i r n ’M’ ft't'H n t Is iu nee — is danced in ie g n ln r ■ Education*! Building ut 7:30 !> eon held yesterday at 13:30 P.M. Chapman stilted. fu r clo se d p o s itio n . T h e «.uy and g i l l M ’ ni fijn "in j u iiiv Cake and coffee were served M. with Mr*. IV. H. Stovall',, at the •-lull house. Elected to S|M 1 1 1»un .....I l i n i i v b ln - «oin $ ? s im p ly b m in re up and d o w n , keep by the liesteaae*, Mr*. C. A. An­ Mr*. Him iron called on Mrs. group ** hostesses. nervy with Mr*. Crumley were Mi id’l'f i 1411111 t| fh u w ini* in aIl 1g t lli'le fe e t t n g i'lh c t , f " i e ig h t JRcmlmilc Clin liter No. 3, O. E. S. .Ml**. F. T. Meriwether, fir*t vice Watklo* who explained the new derson, Jr., Mr*, ill. W. Goodm y kind nfu n |! u , ,im | M ir r i o ip ilc k Im ps, tu r n in g tu tin : r ig h t. "'hull speed, Mr*. It. L. , M oore, Ml*. -I. d u b project "Birthday Calendar" w * meet ut the Masonic 11*11 ut president: Mr*. D. B. Wntkln*. Von T h e tm u i* th e n le v e is e d . w ith t a il bi u |i |i|M .| •*11 m n j t f f ) BtnO P. M. sevond vice president; Mr*. L. E. the committee fm which will be N. Gillen mill Mr*. T. O. Hav. h i i i iw 1 u m tiu i h i jttikU' v<m I h f tile dancers tiim n c in g In Hni le ft. uniter the iliiivtlon uf Mr*, IlnrrlTlto*e iitleiuling were Mr* P. The South Side I'rlmnrv Sduiol Spencer, third vice president: Mr*. 4'ttitk«au b i.iM i, ibi* i if*v l lim p h Hp T h e n e o tui's the i b n i v Imp Mr*. Fred William* an- j , Allen. Mr*. John Huger*. Mr*. I’srent-T curher A p o d a l loti will Nacol Ellvrtie, treasurer; and Mr*. soil. * uiik> i fib *ri itm i > n ii m u n ijik p th e Im v Im ps on h i* le ft font f . n r nounecJ I hunt Mr*. John Wilson Ilrodle Il'llUnm*. Mr*. . 1 . N. Gil* mo#t ut 3:10 P.M. at the school. Howard Montictli, corre*poiiiling f biitPwt* K il tim e * to th e o th c i -ule T he g i l l a ' I 'ih 'it ii iH f and Mr*. Max Fundum had been lon. Mr*. W. D. Thornton. Mr*. rRIDAV •vcrotary. iJi"C wuijp ft\ -•* 111| ifilSI|* lit ii fp u fo llo w s reinstated a* member*. A travel 11. I,. Moure, Mi- 11 W. GoodThe Americoii Legion Aiixlllnry u h it i1 M ir 4<up U h p iiijr llo*te**e> for the luncheon were 1program will be presented at the T ill'll 11:1 i f you d liln 'l e x p ri t d . • bn " tn liir il will hold ilh it’guliii- inci’Hng at Mr*. II. B, lleck, chairman; Mr* 1next meeting Mur. Ifi, Mm. C. I! speed. Mr*. T. O. Huy. Mr*. A. n f li- r a ll th is ta lk about th e 'V P ', I.. Gunter, Mr*. O. H. Andeieon, 7:30 P.M. at llic Legion Hut. H. H. McCaslin, Mrs. J. |i. Calla - 1 Dawson, clinlrnmn of the Civic Mr*. Olive Well* mid Mi*. Cel­ I,lin k , 11 m il'.- tin "■ In 1 1 1 C lim b MONDAT H i m m i* I k ., i x l iit r M it iI lu ll. " . . b u t i t ' - bei'ii n io d i'im / r . l him. Mrs, W, St. 8cott and Mr*. Department, staled. Mr*. Miiinm este llurvey. "III IJlibk I mi f.lllliM l* I 'llillP x f Thr Itutli Spearing Junior tilrl*’ H. C. Hetiej. Decorating the en­ Hiissdl tolil of the ievent nnmml 1mnl -tri'M in lliii'il lo a ', v i i.'u Visitor* present fm the meet­ I In* \ a i r i*n*y u m l f t t i l i a r y of the Woman’* Mis- trance hull, auditorium, mantle hospital benefit liriilge paitv width ing were Mi* W. It. Ilrinaim* T ile Im y s te p , f u i a a i . l m i In * i« i in i * ;i f 111 im*vfirn - \ v in mukr, uml \ v ry tun rR nary Onion of the First Bap- and banking the itage were lovely netted f 305.05 fm the club ami Seymoui Graves, Mi*. 'V. K. i le fl fo n t, a nd - w in g . In - iig l. r l \ i>iil«*n! Hot Church will meet at 3:30 P.M. arrangement.* of jasmine, azaleas, thanked everyone fm her coop- Varn. Mr*. A. J. Walker, Mr*. 1 fu n l tu tile f lo u t : t in 'll lie le p Croup No. I will meet with Mr*. calendula* and greenery. On the eiatlon. back on th e 1 1 K lit f " o l, m n l -w in e r t ;< ; i t m » \ n i \ t ; . T iik i* P. A. Howland, Mr*. Eva Mae Jodi Phillip*, imr, Onk Avenue. sp e a k e r, (aide was spiraea, and Ml*. George Well* uiiiiumiecil Hion*nn. Mr*. Mary K. Jameson. Ills le ft flin t to th e back. T in s «t v • \' **bi n b lt ’ii i i’ l i 'i y , I Croup No. 3 with Mr*. A. D. on the .mall table* were bright that the annual Social Depaitnienl Mr*. M K. Hake: ami Mr*. Sam m ay be re p e a te d a * many t im e - a 4 IM* Ih l iJ m . llM In lll, liM flfU 'll III “V a le ' n tin e lu n ch e on w h ich ln\d la-en Itountice, tun Kill! Avenue. The iinstuitimn.*. d e s ire d . T ill' g i l l step* b a rk nn '•' 'll * I up hlPtlifpil -.I i 111^; Wmle. Mr*. Oscar M. Harrison, presi­ hutihoam llnml of the Woman'* p o stp im e il w o u ld lie held m i .Mm tie r lig h t fo o t, and - w in g - hei le fl I *•*j41! , 1 1 * .u p -In n t ilp il ro u k m l dent. conducted the meeting which Missionary Union of the First 71* and tu lil u f a covered d ish *n p . fe e t back, th e n s te p - f m w a n l on * bi. ...................j im p ,.j n uhlM *'iitt 1 Hhpi let Church, age* six to nine 'vu* opened with group singing pci scheduled for Mm 7 wInch h e r le ft fo u l u m l - w in g , her r ig h t • up nI im ib lr il Mil I'll . - ill! m ill pP|l kiu h year*, will iiierl ut the church tit led by Mrs. Clliirle* Ginn with will be "llui llusliaud n ig lil fo n t tu tlm fro n t b* » i»» t ,k If iiiiV lit] 1111^1 Ih ill'llf 4 ili 0:311 P.M. Mr*. George Mcf'ull serving a* Mi*. II. Wavde Itm-kcr. tia ir ilin n I f yuu have m i) d if f ic u lt y w ill, .4 f M4 I **•'.» *' il Ilf *t ^1%11! PI m il] The Philo I lien CTm * of the First accompiiniat, f"l|le*.*eil f e the o f Ihe F in e A i l * lii'p in 1m e n t, th is p a rt o f the ih liire , r n iis iill I mi i * m i \ t u i • in, l i \ (ifi b o th sjilpff Tie Tlait Mini*" was *uug in trlliIfRp'bylt'i ian Cl...... . ...ill meet ut 'tilled Giaat a ill Mina nimbi tie m .. ... , ,, , M un i and Pup fm ib r ii c i'i- ln n n n f 11 u H ifi'ii 1 iio i ii S pi v r-, f 11111 Mi mid Mrs. M I Heiinelt of Hflto P. \t at the homo of Mr*. ute to the late Mr*. Kdgar Mlteliell. pruseiited Mm. J J with Mr- S G V im 'll trick up 'u n ii' iid e ir s lm g I \ biO'^M n iH i icav bp iM'MlTfJ M i s s I ■ .'in g in • * ' * “ v.. A t . H w tr h iiis o f llarriiiimi a* dircctoi The tied Sanford announced today Ihe maiW. K. Vi.rn, 151)5 Patii'i'tto At emu*, A Irllmte Wan nl-o paid to Ml* p o in t era f in in llie iii a n .I uml, HVi-i n u llv iiiu iil iMir tturiw i f «|r with Mr*. Vain Him Mr*. W. E. J. N. Whitoer who U 1)1 tpdav. Cross drive plans wcie ile-nila'd rlu g e o f t h e ir d a u g h te r. Agnes th is ■i t * . w Im- t i iig iig r iiiim t and n p p rn m llln g n m ri luge io S itn m e l II y n in o w n dunce e ii*te i lo I r a n i d i t*il i A n n , to F n v E d w a rd J u s tic e , son ITin.tI. I'n lliib o s s ri. ib rin g iirin o u n c e d I w liit Mi l l n t r l l i l i * ia New o f f ir e r s f o r l.c s S o e tir* bv Mrs. Ginn and Mn. Italnii An*. Ifn H e .vlie m i h* co .lm *te d » e i. F o llo w in g tlm " i I n r i v C lm ilr (M l M S I If M A S T f'U K K St, Mark* Chnpter of the Winn- w m e m iiio u n ced b y M l* * M a r tin i tin Sin il Ii wa* appoiuli'd a* a oT M i and M rs . W, !-. J u s tic e o f I a lm li'iii ,it F I, i i -it,i Sti<it- I ’ n iv c is ilv und M i Ito .d h i- . o im r c tr il w it li In n ," th e i lu llr i'l* b lin k awav m nl X m i'll in ' J H u c i l i m ill E iln e v v llle . N. ( ' j lb - f 11*s*li iu \% yuhMK l l i r ill'1.......... II., S . i . t u i v o f S la te ill T n U a b n . or an'.v Auxiliary uf Holy C m * Eni„- C h a p m a n a * fo llo w s : M is * Donna represi'Hl ntive uf the Woman'* I'aro eneli n th e i fm tin- " I ' l i r i i v pm k, l I - OilHpVlOllS T|l It# "j W itte , p re s id e n t; M is * K’ o rm u F n v Club fm the lecentli organized n i l ' m ill i In g e to o k pine........ F o lk t'opnl CIiiii rli wilt meet at S h u ffle ." T h e b in I ii il. Li-* i t|M | 4’lllV *' i I li 'd U N iliir, | i n ip N tiiipimiMient (imimittre. -to n . Ga no Feb. 'Jfi oi H:3I) I* M. ; P.M. ill tlu> home of Me*. Troy lln iv e y , vice p re s id e n t; M iss A da Civb u in i th r m itffi liu* u n i' liuMif m n i M l- J n* li- re i- ill in e . c iil a l ­ Nnyii •11n •1 f lu n b ti' pott|»H - il« u i A d a m *, s i'c ir t a r y : and M l* * A n n A b o u t SO m e o d ie ts w i n .......... .. Hay. dll) Miignnll* Avenue. I I lift" N (IM l’|lt i Tilt IM b a*| It Ml InMl 1 hi h|t I....... -lu 'i n 4 vljjr. i i n,Inn; S i'im n n le lU g li S rlu n d und Tim Young Wesleyan CIh«» of W h ita k e r, tre a s u re r. I.es S oeurs at tin iiie e lin g | f l I, t III* bn\ -fm M il f ill it it i 11 Mi ,I n s t il, i* n s lio lr iit ut the l ‘ul poll. ui Ill *t 1lp-4 J| In) ut 'i the Hr»t MeihodUt Church will' M m tin y m i h i- I t 'll t ♦** " b i f* lb . Ib liic v v illi' H ig h Seliool limbi' ■ n nli •iM+l •i *i I J i tic*|i t h ir k , hold It.* ri'Kiilur hosincs* and «of I I f III If Ml Mi I f iit i li bit. uf Mu - *il v W»l I H lm ffb ’ s I VI Alls ini;i !'« 1i1!• • b o rm i|;h ]y hi \M \S srK Mtntli ' i k J meeting at McKinley Hull in 'i lit f h l. V lii-i I h u i - b iiffb * n tm im n i t il i-.t. t\ llu* t'lUfiV'cmriil hou i nn, polk III bm\|, mix rSiM ini * Sitm cIliiM L' in u in r h t‘ a ! 7:30 P.M. All member* m e ti||* y t tii'n i|lir*lln T » jilt il n|«|nnii hiil* m in i iiiifft n f lit*i H i‘ll n u il h i i *m) k lin k |*i■i ikhuut urged to lie present. Acting ul* i » <ii in>Mit RIM • f • b i i mi »■ im ii m i l l ii t i i t n , i n u l i t i l i lb*- f"«'. i i h h ♦In i jir111f i , . L ijf f illi. in i- i Sum In iiiii m i' I 'bu i (uii k m i iir m lr r ho»t» and lm*te**e* will be Mr. | lb*’ i'*■11' i .ii .............. . life I■111 jir m I In i miit 11 Mu A uf i n 'in tin! IS llim H The Truth Seeker* Class of the •m nt M> l.h lin k m ill bi m l a \ "M b .n il pm k I'bnp *nd Mr*. Illake Sawyer* mnl Mi. W u I ' n Ii*ft in in, i i rul lb ( ‘ \ i *1 1it'nI M iH, t ’ . I low u n i, M i, ( n o ig i I i l i S iti v t hi i *i\ it W iii n ill H.) m 1 ! i , i r 1 1 f f lf.». n. W i : Fit si Methodist Church met on u n til bi •* 1 11 Iml b w h i n ii ini ■nd Mr*. Ciiuilc.- Meek*. t i i r p u t I i 'll) (*f fin • b iif if t E w n ii. M r* . ( ’ I lf f u r il F a il m ol M i .1 il H mil' f In in li Si»i mi* I loot I. .*i I . I In I i,t * f. ...... n.ll St. Catherine'* Chnptei uf the Monday afternoon at MrKinlcy W . t>. T ln iin to n spent T in -silu v Tlm nru -nnu. “I bm 1 1 IbniM * • , IlllilO l I a i i i f * f t 1111* f in Mint Jl». w *111. P m W ill t o t , |d n r r on Woman'* Auxiliary of Holy Cm** Hall with Mr*. J. It. Crawford, In G a in e s v ille v i- lt iu g th e Odd 44rilti'ii b> >i nirmbn “I \ Inn »■’ 'I m . li I ' . ......... .. |,i, l n> th If I I III 1 t I Mr '<{*! St at u f t mi f i Kpisropul (Tiureli will meet ut chairman, piesldiug. In a devo­ F e llo w '* m id lie lie k iili Ib im e * ilillli r ntmlin, 14 ill pt mi i1 i •itUlii li 4 i o it t (Mil ,i i m o t l)P evening u 'b. Fu t 1!m il i 3:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. tional Mr*. W. S. Thornton iell\ i.i !• iib , i f i f iiil f i im I hr 141«)«* to limn I i mn thrill itl" "Oi ii v p i ' t m i m i o x t t ‘ L'n b r r i i i r ( 'lu ll, i, to s .in l ,t.l \ 11 1 1 I in d SI. Clair White on Went Fir*! fiillcil "the many noble tiling.• I ri»f |H nn ?1m \\ I- MU' b I' ♦I m n r to In i h> i ; i \ r m ,n t> l o i r hi r ( 11 4done by some of Hie cla*a meinMai t o f Mi, . ■■ni»li a 1 1 im i lr d Street. M i. m id M r T N I n lh iid m ol ‘ilr u , t h r utml.N cn -o I t 1 i'lb m 4*i I'll tbr* J o lt y m ol Gem go O illm d Mi l l -i, ho The Seminole lliuli Seliool will hers that were stepping stones f iim ily w tt('M ill'll n ii'iu n ria l * r v n r .. I ( pl» o'Uf ,|f " A ih l u h t lh t bo th Ion 11 m i • II, r i l l 11»*41 nt t b r She also paid it i» 11■i « . ) ii i r l i o i ’ l li'O d il g I In ,l S h ill 1 m \ 1 I d l Keld “ Father*' Night'' at the for the class." I lls l S u in b n a I th e t ile n w o u i'^ '> "** ik III lb * «n\ in i', I ' l t i i i bi ol i|||' up lo 11)•* 11 Vnv J r f lm Cl V4'Ui*li4li|r*. ill I \ \ it •> ili t b r 11•| •11 o i II . I ii .it,,| \v | |t * . * •, School Faint building at 7 :.'IU P. tribute tn Abraham l.ilieoiu whose h y te rim i C lm ir li in G le n w u o il fo r im-v'iH m li 11 w it 11 IbmtH r n il in M iiti'l i ii*I \ mu ’1i ■i i t " • x 1111111ii | f \ oit •lo b liv r itM ips. u n it’l r l f , m id r ii 'i m m l ili^ i'f . f . n, , I hi Ihlrtluliiy was observed on Feb. b\ M m jotii- \c p li t lir off ii • Mu • I i "tm t ol Shilt M. l i r . D. IV l liir r e t l M r* •M lb .i.l T l„ ; |1HJ. ....... f , U iit Mint M iim r " ' h t u n til i, i.ii tii \ n jk i i f n h 13. ‘ in im p in Itm W in !" ii 'O .iu ir | i H i |V * imii **I p u li m T u lh ilm ft TUESDAY ntso v is it.', be. f a t h e i. J* J. l b ....... . , » f(, „ „ „ tin m ob on j " ! tin I'K ttn h rll dlU'u A m m o I u H oii w h s also read for m ill t It'.i I ' i n In r, il 14’ ill I ii r ii lo The llmigliler* id We»luy clan* Mr*. Ellis, who died leevntly. III I >•*I*nn»I . . . tu tin ' siu it f W lky nut (>lmi u t 'In - 11 x I III »"If, 41 ill >o| b i'I f to it. ii il il I* il fm tlu< lb* i t i i i ' i ‘. in i p n h lii, of the Klr*l Method 1/1 (’lunch will till tlnliiv grectliig* were extend­ \ ni - u pbiiM ionf ol mil In riul pm t > , Hint 11 \ tin t t Im 1 In #.t • Mini III t lii -*■I h "I I i I ' l i ’it n in i (HmI i meet at the hmnu uf Mi». S. G. ed to Mr*. Craw fold, Mrs. W. J. Ibikiikk'i17 ” t lo i i . br«| u b 'il fm ’ in I ’ M , l»i ji*bJiht i fiMppiil iuinbi'ii oiikn^t H onlnmn in I,mb Arbtv with Ml*. David und Mrs. U. E. Guv^ry. Pli/.r.w r o iib i b r J in iD ib il I " t li V|" I 'in ” I'u 1*1111i*l li * * nl h i \ prrl tu the buftri. 1‘lki 11 buMiiril l i t i , a n : m i ri*A S S IF Y M, I.. WilghtV group a* lin»tc:*e* 11 nt p in it w ho bun tin mo t tu mu 1 14 i tl 44 lib U M il h im * i ’luV-U' "'ll At the cuncluxiun of the Inert, Tit rtIn M m n " l»v VV»b'\ llm i r at 7 :ntt P. M. A murliel ba*ket sale tug refreshments were served by T lm o b l- f n d liu iu il m b ', ill im»k* ,\pplv Ttni' lihi. 111' tin*. iMind m r ilr lii bitk-4 i h ' l i i t i k i u * M ir ihiiii't* V .lull \ \ 11l; i i i . p i u l'r j4-*n 4ir t i u i'ii t'lb u ’if in jr l* n , u f i i ' i n c 1 Im iNpim n fm will be held. ■'ill*i* tn u bo\ ol iliMt i'h itr i m lllll. the hu*tB**es. Mr*. W. P. Chap­ tin ., r n r li i up HMil ''i ilii' fm t b r p u t” T h e P. T . A .* o f l Im He in I note man uml Mr*. D. F. Dyal, In Mis* U t i l l ii «uii«l ntii*. H r M tlii Hit* jh Keliool anil Hie Jiiu)or High Juno Waddell, Mis, L. H. Harkey. nur ,)lio in Mrwlri i/4 tx iilin tv l i r l i v r l y •• i _f , cut 'w ill 'Hpmtzur a fuur Mrs. Ctiapimin, Mrs. Nellie Tlltl*. III NT»I H in e itliu tt ym i irnni it o»» t h r t m ; I r l it f*h‘pr» HlU<iv course In parent oil I Mr*, tttlve. Swain. Mr*, ft ,M. fm n b iiiit b in in u U - m ill M iru » iklM) h f f l i i n l i i g «* H id 6 A . M. u t tin ' Mason, Mrs. aiiiiii v uit(cuiinf Mr .,i John Vaughan, lem on m m ilk , hut not r r r m ih h ig h school- T im su b je ct fo r th e D mvhi, Min. C. O, Fried, Mr roUCse w ill be '•1'V eA loill to Olive Wrlls, Mrn. Mtihrl Hbmiii, G r o w " m id ......... w ilt be Hev, z Mjh. H. If. Full Inhall, Mt». A D _____ A . G. M e in ills and M rs . E d w a rd Shucmuker* M»>. C. A. FimhIpt, Em a ii’finbiim wink mix a ran k ir e h i r . I ....... .. w ill lia se rve d in Mn, J. F. Furrhumk Mi>. W. IMi mnl Mn. W. li. liisrr nf uf luibj-ftnnj ilruiin tl iieni-hr-* wiM» th e seliool r a f e lv i’la. Olnrk, Mr**. It. !«. Sliinlml >ri. Mi-* l.iikr Mary ItaJiiy uiiiimiiired the tln-i tnblr«piMHh of Irmori .biim T h e F rie n d s h ip t ■o tfiie o f Hu It. \V. Turnm, Mr*. Dyal. Mr*. F bn 11| of a * i i i i . KunUclh III vail, a ■op of -vat", a tal lv;,p*.on of C u liR ie g a th u iiil f ’ lm re h w ill hold N. Irish, Mr*. Giiurry, Mis, Mabel on Kiiudiiy a( tbe lliange Muinoiiat -ng.u, and a few diop of aim"".1 its r e g u la r m e e tin g a t Urn h } '''1' C. (iicen, Mrs, T. K. Wilson, Mi*, Hospital in Dilnmlo. Mrs. lllsei flavoring Stii ingellier vcilii i. t o? M rs . H u r r y F. K e n t, H U I n ik Nannie Wiltiuin.*, Mrs. Tliointoii. is Hie funnel \im llnmiihrev. cube-, and serve in a lull gb>T B ie n u u , a i d itto I'. M. Mrs. George McCrum, Mr*. .1, G. WF.ltNV.HDAY IV a its m ill tw o v is ito r s . M is . M in y * T h e a n n u a l G a rd e n f!lu b flo w e r B e n jiim iti o f H n m p lo n lln y s , I,. I Show w ill b e g in a t ' i m P 'M ' N , Y „ a m i M rs , I I . L e ro y Cm t o w ilt be open u n t il 10:00 P.M. a l o f East M orie h e s, N. Y . Hie T o u r is t C e n te r. Social Calender Mrs. B. B. Crumley Elected To Presidency Of Wumnn’s Club At liUnclieon-Mectintf yesterday at :i;ihl P. M. The le­ gislative committee stressed tho Imnortnnev of registering uiul i voting. Following the businesfc [meeting ii Ijirtlidn; |ifit*j "-a-’ A ' Bennett Weds Foy 10. .Iiistiee ESI Sciu’dnlcs Series Hutchins Ol Spriiur l.i'ctiircs To Wwl Samuel Itonlli Aim. Chapman, Dyal Entertain Circle If your diet is deficient in Vitamin B this great new formula may help you build RICH RED B and help F A T IG U E • U N D E R W E IG H T B A C K A C H E • W E A R IN E S S C O N S T IP A T IO N • ‘ N E R V E S ’ Loitncr Ley Given Child Should Have Early On Birlhflay Emotional Shkhility AP Education Writer DAVID TAYLOR MARKK ^ P arent* nowaday* ar« learnlni.1 to recognlia tha Import**1'* 01 g L - s s a r t S " .W S patient clinic and p.ychowrnaUc MTflca o f the State UnWer»Hy o f Iowa. thU problem Is one th a t b rfitla a w ith porplM ltlca. Dr. Coburn trlaa to *n,w^ koverai of th «* M uf1Hole entitled, Hiwdluil ® x ir iy and H o stility, ’> In Na­ tional Parent-Teacher Ma|a|lnC; l.e itiie r l,«y, young sun o f Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Ley, was honored uti his sixth Idlliday w ith a party given on Monday afternoon hv n ii muthcr at their home, nt 3 Bin L ily Court, The children pluycd during the afternoon follow ing which thu group gathered around the dining room table, "H uppy H ilt inlay" was atilig to the honor guest a* lie blew out randies uii Ids birthday cake and opened g ift* from nl* friends. Gaily colored horns were d is trib ­ uted a* favors and refreshments consisting u f leu ^ c a m and cake were served by thh hostess as­ sisted by Mrs. H ill K irk at]d Mrs M. T. Haynes, - Those Invited tu be w ith Leltner were Jean Hobson, Mike Hubert*, Doug Stvnstrom, Diana J ta v n e *, Bobby Davis, Doyle Carlton. Jack Cash, D otty McAlexanderi Johnny am) Janie W hite. Buddy K irk , "The Bratton H lory” s ta rrin g James Btuwmt and Julie Allysun at George, Hugh, Bobby and Elinor W illiam s, W arren Leddon, Ptm the Muviclaml Hide-In lu n lfh i and Friday. and Suaanne Junes, W lcky Ellerbc, Jim m y and Linda W illiam s. Also Mrs. K irk , Mrs. M arvin Leddon, Mrs. Haynes, M r*. Georg# H, W il­ liams. J r „ M r*. Bt. C la ir W hite and Mr*. C. O. Jones. ■ minimum. If they i n necessary, w i must, of course, « i Mint they a ft carried out. If thin course fa followed, ho says, tho child will wjoii loam . to express loo* anil ttM hostility, because It !■ Etar tho child's ds vs loping In* moot successful anyhow. Qoctual power* and need* muol Tk#oe technician of course, ' i t t a p r.b .1,1, tm sn r^ stu stt s r s r r . ss Iru., le k m i curb B-Vitamin deficiency symptoms like HOW DOES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEAL ? ' ll ’(/il: .. If yuu would Ilka to kttuw more about thin aL'Iciitlflt: rtilljfloil which heMla htiimtn Hla »ttd soIvbh lumitHi prubluua, cume.tu A FREE LECTURE . • Wbv not ti) lie vcI Special I mmiiln mn n r// . . , loday! Just ons capsule contains 5 TIM ES YOUR MINIMUM DAILY REQUIREMENTS OF IRON and VITAMIN B, .......................Ask your Doctor! 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Avk h |'K ..I u n .uni h r p i « lir i* lik rlv In *ny, '‘Jlctet I|,I* iln u r a m u le t* Im m r I Teel b r im , \o u n g ri h tig lile t now lb,i ii I cvci Ih m ig h l p tm ih lc ." of' Tho. Mpthv Church, Is Boston, Man YOU FEKL b c t t k h • | h«ak* la U m l Xrcual fi( 30 days lortHul* I tan rrallp ■■ toy H(« aialn. t or • • hila thru 1 »•« rliii))' OR YOUR MONEY RACK dkttuaifU •Irik im* f« fo* NrMif i n ii1*4:1 aa«| titifiv •II |ho lima. Rut Nfifl Milt lu d me uf hnf! * Ml lltantli i 44mix • I.'rf|rr#N A *fniJf AFpw ilrd* M . L I. SPECIAL FORMULA B-COMPLEX CAPSULES 6th—8(15 P* M* Auditorium rint C lu n k Sanford, Fin. __________ a.— iu & .......... .................. m ’i '■-‘‘•O' -mm . (/, ■£ i i’ ^(' i r‘ ’Y1' Ytfy *L '• iVe �I Helen out. Celery Fed C age M ig h t B e B roken QriiittdtPlay* ~ Orlando Tonight By JAMES F. FOW I.ER M IA M I, March 2 — Ifll — Be­ witch, queen of the tu rf In 11M0, may he the horse tn overcome Calumet Farm’a recent hex as she race* against a doaen other fillies and mare* today in Hialeah race track'* 116,000 added Black Helen Handicap. Tliii IMluii'tT'prima iimwTuj vuf&t the finest mare last year, must yield from six to Hli pound* in the mile and a furlong test under the top Impost of 12tl pounds, With her Jinx opponent, Fight­ ing Fan, out of the way, Bewitch Is the lopsided overnight favorite at 0 to fl. Fighting Fan, winner of the $10,000 lidded Colliinldaim ami twice conqueror of Bewitch this year, will he sitting the Black R egional T o u rn e y A t O r l a n d o S tad iu m T o M atch T o p A ces The Sanford high school basksd. hall team will tangle with the taller school- ' gymnasium Ip their opening game of the Regional fiasn A Basket hall Tournament. Came time is rhud tiled for 9:00 P.M. Tlie winner of the contest will take on leffor-rin, nf Tampa. F r i­ day night nl 7:10 p.M , Conch Fred Ganns said this morning In- -o n little hope tlml Ids hoy*, winner! in only,two contest* throughout the nearon, will defeat the mge-wise Orlando flvp. "However," lie said, "We’ll Jjc In there fighting nil the way. Or­ lando won't run roughshod over us." In reviewing Hnhford’s I960 schedule of 11 losses and 2 wins, (ianim sold, “l.nck of experience wiih the whole etory In every game we played. The Itovs worked hard during curb practice (If111, hut •hey Inched the court background that a Mieresxful tram niiist linve." tiana.-i indicated flint next year hlr rngers would lie niile In boast a belter sen-on record when IItr* final whistle blown. "We are losing only two varsity Htnrter* this year," lie -aid. (Charles Tli"inaii and George Wat­ kins) "while I expect to have over eight h-lli-rnieo returning for the 1961 suntan." Clnri-nce Clnn-e, who was rho»rn All Conference forwnril, will he the niirleiis minoid which tin- 1911 edilion of 11ii■ hii'l.elhalt teem will he built. Clause wound up the season will, Ih l hnopeil points, which irpre-enls n slightly heller than III points per gang) average. (Janas alio expects tn graduate several inemhers from the It squad Inin regular varsity starling be! tha, lie ifilliping leltermen will he Jerry I'oviuglou, Cinncll While, Clnieuii- t'lmc-e, l.liivd Kcvnnldi, Minion Duller, Hill lliirrlinjn, Jim my SiniHi nmill Wise Ihirdin. “Experience," Ganns emphnslred, “is what we lacked this year. N,-xl season we will have that experience, plus strength ill dcplh." FSC B aseball Squad S late 12 Home T ilts (.A KEl. AN I), Mur. 2, — (Spe­ cial > The F l o r i d a Southern College hnschall squad, under Coach Vince ilrarillel, faces 22 game- in tin- mining months with 12 of Ihe lilt* seheduled fur thu liouiu dluumml. Seven h'lleimen frmp last senoil n Dixie Cuiifi rent-n champion, aru returning till- year Johnny Green will head the pitching staff hacked by Flsl;n Tulle, Joe Ko­ val h ami linger Sluigol In the ■mlfield; Clunk Terry, shortstop: Vie Giordano, second base; ami George lliiinldex at third. Pitcher Frank Decker and Marly Wil­ liamson, fir 1 kase, are hiirrning in Floililaa public Ni-lmnl*. Newcomer* to the Moccasin team ale Joe l.nuis, U first basemini transfer from Stetson Uni­ versity; Bill McKenna, outfielder; and catchers Itoh Pepin and John Gaylor. Sun lord - Orlando Kennel Club Entries Anvil Pul. at 4 to I and under 120 pound*: Sidney 8. fcc.iupper’* Mi** Diner* 117: Atfr.’d 0 . Van­ derbilt's Riur'n \tndlo. 109; Woodyale Htobiu’i Ludy Dnrlmar, lOfl; and W. J. Lenlhan’* Septumher, 100 pound* even. The field is completed with Cain Hoy utahla’* Too Sunny. 114: Mr*. J. II. Mile*’ Lightning Buy, tnfi. Glto IllddloV War Tojp^? tftrurt * Arl'a Mona, Be I ray's Franglne, 103} Wool* ford Fnnn'd Frenablkpa, 90 ixiunds, the extreme featherweight, and A. B. Hancock'* Yoncalla, 10.1. In Hialeah’* *emi.final attrac* lion, Bewitch'* stiff cat opposition looms as AIJie’s t*nt, Homan Candie amt Franelne - sent here from New Orlenns after placing tliird in the Louisiana handicap. Should Bewitch, third ranking part, at ‘ defeat* suffered hy talumet in the past few weeks. Warren Wright * Kentucky ^,” f,1yri '’“Pf* Theory, was beaten by Oil Capital In the Everglade*. Coaltown ' f t f i f t h . _____________________ i variables and produce for your *hoppliiK rouvenlent*. Vnu gel the Pick uf tha crop F resh T en d er G R EEN BEA N S The Sanford Celery Feds basketball squad Jmirney* to Orlando to....................... — rho1 night In meet thu Orlando Bengal* in their first game of tha llegionul ager. Kneeling lefl to right Fred Wilson, mutiage Class A Basketball tournament. .Standing left to right Fred Ganns, Jerry Covington, l.loyd Reynolds, Marlon Butler roachi Buy Ihivls, Hank- Itcglsler, Tiny Cnidtdl, Bob (Iraham, Bobby Clarence Clause, Bill Harrison, und Wise Hardin, t Morris, Denny Hlafford, Warren McCall ,nml "Peanut" Galloway, man- James .Smith are missing from thy |diolo. Ann Cage N . Y . Giants Clubs K entucky Q u in tet S e e d e d F in d In T o Start Drills SEC C age T ourney I n E i g h t D a y s I.O H IS V IM .B , Ky„ Mar. 3. Jersey City, M i l l e r s T o A rrive Marach 10 F or Spring T raining The Jersey City Giant* (pul tho Minneapolis Millers will arrive here Mar. 19 ta begin spring work­ outs, It was announced at the New York Giants training camp this morning. Thu two hull club* will train at til* Municipal Itnll I'nrk and tho udjncent field, and will lie quartered at the Mayfair Inn. Twelve other minor league teams will arrive In Sanford by Mar. 9(1. They are; Mar. 13—Jacksonville Tars, fllolix City Sous, KnaxvIlK Htnoklo*, and Hanford Giant*. Mur. 29—Trenton Giants, Enid Giants, l.ennlr ll*il Sox and Springfield Giants. Mar. 2(1—St. Cloud Itox, and Bris­ tol Twins. Mar. ,9(1— Oshkosh Giants, No reporting date has been an­ nounced for the Krlii Sailors of the Middle Atlantic league. A club spokesman said the Bailors would report "sometime around Mar, 20." The average training period for each club will last about four week*, during which time they will mange In n series nf exhibi­ tion tilts. Training officials estimate that them will he approximately 9K9 men take part in thu soring ses­ sion, The training period, which I* duo to oloie Apr. 90, will reach Its active height on Apr. 1. 1/1’j - - The firing liegins this af­ ternoon in the Southeastern Cunfercnce basketball tournament with n new- angle. Several team* are rated to have jMnmt^chnmu of knocking out de­ fending champion Kentucky. If given the opportunity. It lias been I I straight titles for the Kentucky Wildcat* i-nnrhrtd by Adolph Hup. But this year may he a different story. The Wildcats are young and re­ building after the departure of last season's key players nf the quintet which won the National Colleglaate Athletic Association championship. The sophomores urn Improved, with the season's experience be­ hind, hut suverul other NEC teams also are better. So tho observers aru predicting ■ closely contested tournament. Il get* under way with l.nulslana [flute University's Bengal* tangling with Florida at 1:1(1 I'.M. I,HU has much Indiana-developed talent und won five in I I SEC slurts this season. Florhlu won fouc of 14 gumc*. I.HI! defeutetl Florida during the season 71-49. The winner goes against Auburn, which has Improved vastly, nt 1:111 I'.M . tomorrow. Tennessee, which unset Kentucky at Knoxville, meets Georgia Teen in Atlanta. But Tennessee won tin- return game 119-6(1. Tenues-ee htnlii ii 6-H league record and I’l-ch a 7-9 mark, The winner plays Vitndcrhlli, which lost two I,, e hill tie* In Kentucky, at 9:16 I'.M. tomorrow. Tonight's games nil the Uni­ versity uf Mississippi against Georgia nl 7:10 I’.M. and Missis­ sippi Slate analyst Tulnue ut 9:16 G ET I'.M. The winner of (he Ole MDs-Georgla rliisli plnys Ala Puma at 7:00 I'.M tnmormw mid (lie victor of the Mi*-1* i[t|il StateTulnue scrap plays Kenlurkv at 9:16 I ’.M. tomorrow. The semi-finals will he at I" 2 lb Jar G rape .fain AM. ami 11:46 A.M. Saturday Thu c>ianipiuu*lil| game will lie jilnyei at hTill B. M. Saturday. Ki'uiucl’v wn* tup *et'ded. Van- 37 c Ann Page A A I' 39c .‘We 14 ox. Btl. Ann Page T om ato K etchup YOUR 18c Iona Sliced B eets No. 2 can 14c Locker Plant Red Delicious Apples No 2'<i cun F ru it Cocktail CENTRAL FLORIDA (RUCK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. Tomatoes (Jt, Jar Salad D ressing •Icrhilt WHS rated Ml'COIld. 2 lbs. 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LEAN ALL MEAT STEW Shivers D ili nx, can T om ato Aspic Smoked Hocklean—4-fl lb. five, TBMULL limit Plain O r P IC N IC S ________ S elf I I I hI dk Lnriffl IleadleHx Quick Frozen FI,O U R S H R IM P ......... .. „ On T h K e n yo n , Two thing* heartened flu-wei ted- a i W O : Boat .aiwltan iw A ti I* Buyers always strive til buy the best fruits and T n x t m ir * k n t n ik i l ' l i i * T i i a c k — r * ia r t « r Hoi K in g , H lteiil K iiw ii , H p o rlr Hniiv, Vaudeville, Ttopvr lia n a * , I'hu u C lioo llu ti* . H ourly D uck, I'p k umohe. SlU.'UNIt HACK—n / i i f h * M U * M arked l.u c k y . T a w U nit. C o n . q u e ll, l 'ln lii lied. U ratch Melody, Ineplre. l. lla l.eed*. R e n Heller, T IIIM IJ I I A I K —« / ■ * ( * • MU* H lareori, N e llie D, Hhady flo w e r. A iiR tiela, C o tto n J, ?.ao D M , T w o Jt T re y 'll At, (Inldea Hamte. CONFIDENCE BUILDER F U IJ IIT II H A CM—a / l i t a * M il* HUKHANK, Calif.. March 2. it's M ike , L '.lre ln ly Cecil, W ild K lu r D o ll, C la ir d ill, H la c i* lla ll, (/I1)—Thu St. Louis Browne’ pityIM d le n P*t, Cotton Jo». O pal’ s rholngist •chedtiled his first class M istake . a for I mlay. F IF T H IIA Cl:—a/l<Mke MU* Dr. David Tracy, who walrhed H iig a r d ir t , L it t le Hqttaw, Hnlp's Dreetn. D ic k W ill, Handy Halam, thu Brown* work out yesterday, H n lllrd lle u a s, Hlop and Hhap, T ea will hold cla** In tho hotel for part Hay. S IX T H IIA I K —l / i a i h e M il* O ur N e ill* , H a lf Label, H nlp'* J t.w a rd . Y arby, f i * * t F la ih , T r ly k y l**i. I lle k y llo o k le Urocv r tiu iif n H A t M—B / i* t h * Mil* Ocnln. fln tln n , tn w a Untie, Coro ( t i l l , F la m in g m a rt, Baity linen ii , (Iiwttrh outran ftv* other riv­ al* In today'* nine furlong event , a«rb*r mckl*. ' •itneln* ■ *l '■•I l* - 4k Jai B aby Food *■••«•••**,***********eWJI*J#***t §MM 9c Corned Beef PURE PORK SAUSAGE ... son on Tuesday when thi felted Lyman Junior High The, winning wore wad SM Uhhy»—Vienna DOMESTIC CUT RABBITS BABY HIRE LIVER Thompson, athlotle director, Th* girt* also task a Sausage 4 oz. can 18c JLL Llbitya Potted SR oa. M e a t 2 For 17c Ubtoy* Beef Stew ..... 1 lb. can 29c Iona Halve# or Bjieed M lNtiiiir A L L O ttiO » PEACHES a a a a N N jA S tuieegfe 9 ? ;' t y 'fa lt n 'jf r -iA M >.+,*•.u . * . -**>/,*MD.en Vt'K.Viri-: -FViUi : - • . >u ilv ta ,1 ; . ... . ■: 5 Woodbury Soap.......^,re». bars 21c Jergens S o a p .....;4 burs 27c Bab-o Cleatisori. “..".r.... can 11c Lpx Soap F lak es ........... ,/ r lg . pkg. 25 b Swan Floating Soap ..M i%ag. bar 7c Daily Dog M eal.. .... ui 5 lb. bag 45c �■'y r r / J i " r r ^ r n v r p i r a ^ i A f n H - vth.- - - .- j>- . x - r ; PAG* t l V » Goiters m u m ps ly iQYefqDeLand For Hatter Tilt G A IN E flV II.L E , Mar. 2.— (S upah — The University of Florida If team will make its nerond t of town appearance in a row rhen Coaarh Bill IVlIastatlmis hit S a u r i a n finksmen • « l.nnil for a match with .Stmt­ 'sflatters Saturday afternoon. The Gators got o ff to a good art this pa t S ilu t iL i/h y iWfetnthe Jacksonville Naval Alt ation links *n>lad In Jacksonle hy a 4r»-l H margin. The Fiorina golfers have quitr reputation to uphold In Southn circles this Spring, as the 411 crew swept through 11 ralght opponents wlthmn dropug n match. Thi -Cason Conch Dpllastatlous in ix reluming Ipttprnien from h.. iill-.onquerlng 1010 crew, plus levn n l proinl-liig lel.litlniis to the 11ad, flack for another Spring tour rc .Miaiaiy Yancey. Hill Fr-rnan**, Frank Van Aid.cn, Al Boslt»r, 1,ci m Sikes, and Klhcrt hnmpsott. Newcomers Tom Hall y, Joe Bryan, and Hud Buiilc«on form the rest of the squad. In their first meeting of the jrrsr against the Naval rrew, top Jntors Veucy and Fernando* Inst their match to the A ir Slnthm’s (first, flight men, hut the best of I he Itiatu r squad won their mot chi*.- In [give the Haurians the decision. The Gators won't play a match la! home uni II the 'Jotii of I 111 lliionih when vaunted rival Georgia (comes ito town. Afler the match [with Stetson, the Florida mmnl [move* down to Lakeland to tackle • Florida Southern's I ini. t men Mar lie Cliiblioune By FRANK F rK AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor NFAV YORK — The Cincinnati Beds made the la-it deal of the winter. Authority for that stole meiil is Frankie Frircli, former ineinlier of the tins lluuse gum: imw iminugiog the Chicago 4'litis. "The Iti'ils got two good hullplayers for one,'' suld Frisch just before he quit Ills quiet off-season life In suburban New Rochelle for the Cubs' preliminary trainling base at Catalina Island, "They got Ron Northey and l.ou Klein for Harry Walker. They gm two regulnrs for one.” O f course, the Cubs didn't do too ’ hudly In the winter market, either, Frisch was reminded. They picked up a grumbling Bill VolM'lle from the Boston Braves foy Gene Mauch, nt best a reserve infiddnr, and they bought Johnny • Vander Meer from the Reds. Vnlselle may not he one of the ten best pitchers In the Nnthmnl league buf when he’s right he Is last season. Iml four of thorn were shutout*. He was tho only pitch­ er to blank Brooklyn twice. His rcuson record, however, was a mediocre 7 wins and H defeats. *T know all about Volsolle,” says Frisch. "I rememltor him from the Polo Grounds. 1 think I know how to handle hint." Frisch was a piny-liy-play radio announcer here when Voisellp pitched for the Giants in 1D-A7. Jimmy Gallagher, Chicago’s general manager, was asked how the Voiselte for Mauch tloal was made. Was It a straight dealt " ft never Is a straight player deal when the Cuba are Involved,” replied Gallagher. “H ip other teams always want our cash.” A t the Boston baseball writers' dinner In February, Billy Southworth received a two-mlnute ova­ tion from 1,000 man when he wan Introduced. Though not listed to ' apeak, Billy went to the micro­ phone and said t . “I ’m coming back here to meet 1 a challenge and will strive to give | Boston another National League championship." A t the same dinner, Branch Rickey declared! "Bam Jethroe will outrun two Ty Cobbs but the Boston Club will I ^ have to make him feel at home [ 9 with thesis'1 Thus far, President Lou Parinl he bought Jethroe a home In ,Boa> ■ ton K M had him working on one of M i Pennsylvania project* dur­ ing the winter. auirtnem Alley K U lft. 0 0 5 M0 UAMT IML fcIN P o MAH WOH MO* 5 ATTUH OAH l KIM- 0UT Ht IMH* NWuh egfiil »T,WrfC. 7 varsity of Tnmpn Sports In Brief By ABHOCIATF.il PIIB8R Fuoiliatl CAMBR1DGK, Mass. — l.lovil P. Jordan, athletic director of Am­ herst College, was mum. *1 head foot hall conch nt Harvard. TAM PA — Fruttkie Sinkwirh. former Georgia nll-Amcrim, signed ■• head football marh ut Uni- furlong fentnre hy n hnlf length. . HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - Hot and High t AII.H4I• * , n Onklnv/n Park feature. NEW OIILK.-.NS - Thank Von Sic i S,’ .4ni won Mi**i»slppi purse ni fair grounds. nameni. world ehnmpion New York Yank­ SIIKLDO N n I START flfO K V IV . A r h . Modi t? — ees. lieneral He lis te d th e m as n u tfie ld e i Mh»i :w * i l***n IhiriM*hi»r ha* GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn. — “it'y»t,i r'!• 'h*hiilitlt'T shrlfltifi A Georgia pointer —. Shores D i.M iig g lo , m it f ie h le r - f ir - t b ii.e Hrimtile llo.im* ivn* named win­ m an ru m m y Hem leh, c-tiI ■■11**r Yog. I f 1 m- I’Ni 11isi5v*• ''lu. llnsf full* (hit ner of tin i ’itinnnl rltnn,pinii*hip. B e rra a m i ih u ’M » P I ’ h ’. l Iti**/ o n ‘ »nr itjtil pi kt il I'" »i "*• 20 pitt h M tb e i s p o t-, ii* i n t i ' i e e i sp.it 1 iin* vii fi.ri■i bird ih e 'op honor. a re "w id e iq a 1.. • .loin m I h 'tli» *1 mipI r r *t". b n f h I t si A s t il l , iv . i l | r i s ll.lt ’UA* V \ N i ..4 “ W NIK OPEN" I -------------------- - Ilaskethsll P H IL A D K I.I'H IA L u Salle ST. P K T E ItS IH tR G , M a rc h if. | J im* It,’ i f i l k . w L » i lu ll I aI i* I fin it he,nine fourth team to enter Ihe i/V) Mnntigvr Stmiri'l -ni«!; lull! nml La-Hnll ;•.! tVm: l ‘i - t r n t n m itin n u l iit v ila t in ii tu u r*1 to ila v oitp* fi» \ir m t'n htivi* rpsrvv* I w ill tii^ w r w niT ■ ■ ■ — j . Friday and Saturday MARCH 3-4 llltASSIKKKS Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLER TO N . Jr. NEW YORK. Mar. 2—(A1)— Billy Sheridan, Lehigh’s veteran wrestling coach, llsl- bis pel [H'eves ns spring fool ball and television wrestling- in Hint order • . '" I'v e In uni foiilhall eoachce tell kids they'd have to dime out for soring practice or they wouldn't gel n * oil III the fall," •ays Hilly. "Some uf llm-e lm> s waul lo ......... it fur basehall, La* •’rosse, rowing in trick, hut th«y can’t because their iLeliolai ship1 cotm* from fnolU ll. Ii'- ruining spring spoils and i, even hurts Atlierlcnn Olympic perfiirmnnces. The N (' \ A ought to forget nhonl this suoity business and pass a rule alum! spring football " , , . Mherldnii's squawk alwiiu the si uf f the TV announcers cull wrestling Is that when women see it on tin video screen, they Won't let Iheli sons w ie-lli iii school or efillopr . . , us fnt Ibe got genus George Mr. Americas, etc.: "Henry W it­ tenberg would rlm«e them right out of the ring," OPPORTUNITIES U N L IM IT E D Handing out sage advice to would-he foiiHniM conches along the ruhher-eltlcken circuit, Frank Dobson, former -Mat viand nnil Riehmond Tutor, ha- this to say: "Don't worry if you don't have vouching ability. Just seek out no institution that will give you a long term contract--three nt least hut prefei nlily five— and, then manage In get yourself fired a f­ ter the first (wo season* . . You will lx’ a much greater sucre** financially, and the market for this type of conch Is wide open these days." (•lUDLMS Fmindatimi l iarnn idM, Cirdle* nmi CiiiiiliiiuilimiM I'aliie-i in 12 f.ll ✓ 7 I. AI JIMS’ U'MCACM HI Special 1.08 S CANTIES IIC I .I K K Nigel hand t ' n n . h i u i lull, snlid li-alliet l u Mi i i i gM, ■nl i t l hia*r> t i a i i l u i u r H e a l t j n a l t l i 5 p i e i ' e t nidv 1 & All styles. Millies to I.2G 1- Mai am i Shoe SUMS 1-Rack W ardrohc Colton sli|is with etnliroitiery trim ruffled hotlmn Sizes 112 to -10. l-2(i” Cullman 2-20" Cullman Kxtni good vnliie. CANNON TOW Ml S W ere 10.00 S|H*uj:il S!lu pr. l J11,1111 \ Si'i'i'lld 1 .tmimi Mills N o w 21.05 K u itl 10.00 21.05 35.00 10 00 19*05 111 'in K t i.v s I f l *«• ( o "»!((■ u j i . 21 05 "K IT T E N S" DOROTHY KRAY lly "Cnrtit’elli". elm tic pitiittes. wnshtihle while oilloti. Sizes Sin, Med. I.ge PIECE G C C D / One tntile woven C h u m Itrn y. M n rrn T e x , Hntep Poplin, lln y n ii Slmnttinyr, llu llo tiii^ C In lh nnil o th e r d e n irfvW i-fitlirles. \ ‘nines to I.I1K ytl. CloscMiiit J)8c y«l. (Jiiinli'i)fn Urints, HH *n •ju idily with (Jinnlrigti I’ine finish. ( hie tnlile 1 . V2 1.00 pr. SALE till I»»*> Skin I,nlion VMM DA CREM E SHAM POO tn o n e C r e iin t . Che .shnni|too with l.unolin. wonderful for the tlnif. Flintily size one pimml |ai Itepu tur |H'iee 2.OH I .ol ion, I* ,\ LA l l m- S k in Spurial M is lm v 1.1M S tork ii]> now at 1lii i ai ' l it Oil' . *I Spucial 1.10 1*1 LA 1)1 MS’ SHITS ToClosuoul K Brice 1 Mizt* 12 •t size 11 I Mize 12* . •1 Mize i:i o ttize 15 (Tnsirmil -Ilk* ycl. 5 5 1 •1 .size Mize size Mi/.e l ttize t in e MU 111 IS 2H Hi I f -■i I. to 28 20 22 24 20 So i la in l alnes to :,:*..iti s t l a 11le s s h a l l e i n i l t o n ii i i i lo t i* a n d i i ilo |*a i n d n n ed Specinl L 2.ri M.v T o m S nw yer. P rin t M a te iin lb M litr e JACKETS ill S lti|ie L lR h tW itM lt poplin, repellaRt ONLY 31 S L IT S K TO CLOSEOUT III IB Size IB w .iter .2 x t o e H 4‘>!xe lu V alu es In l.UM * 1 9 .9 5 Closeout 08c I 1 alxe 1G *■ ■ ' ' V i i T* i • • IT D IT T I” uai wm H ( l l ' tl n j'e ' JC S T A R R IV ED ! I |m l te n ia , T « cloRMfitit ‘ * Al OH BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS Closeout era. 7 in xrze n t 1**1 li-t. lit IMllill N alionalli Known m akes Vnlut'H T o '11,1)5 s1 sizes Sprint* and S um m er soils, 2 wuiHt waist 1 wai«t 2 wafkt I walnt t >* ‘ • *| >:i 1 ; » lr i t o ie o iil nlzen. . * ••in i L A I J I M S ’ O R MSS MS ( in ha n il tie m n te riu la , * t •• n t Short fdettvo k n i t t e d ik o n lifkMtlt Mtl I'll] ,11 4,1 t BOY’S SLACKS PAJA1 l | .9 8 T O ( L O S M O C T I .OS 2!l<* yil. 1 HATS 7 !• 1 lo s e o iii T h e n lric n l pnnze, nil Uneii, |H’nt’h or Hold. :tt»" w ide Ite R iilu r 7 llr ytl. 01 MS* 1 lilt- v 1 • ill] • ol -S| n*i it]*, a n d 1o .Snnnnei Sii.iiv-i, 1 a l ' i t d I Icndoruid W l f r 8.UH Cloneout LOO MEN’S SHIRTS . <l/J (ii '■ K im hi A rm y T w ill II aize HU _> HANDKERCHIEFS > »n d C y p rM R n o « t« rf 2 i\ l" t t L ih 'r i * Hike w h ite rot ton •MOTORS m m Mize 17 Ci n a M e e t m e tt I nf Press nnd .Sport S h irts W ere .7.IIS Special 8 for LOO Close out 1.80 y .T s * .© 5 .ft'v V r • ■ ea’adeew**. — i— - ____ L _____ _ -4*. ' fmWm m A - I > TM MM. ' 1 1In \ M V GENEVA BklDflR ROAD 4« II liiia Smile merelbtiulise, from nearly n n v ile|iarl meiil. Collie ill lilul look. W e're Mire >mi'll I'oul a iiui pain 1hut vmi run u s e ! g rid enneh who over had u sabbatical leave . . A fter a connle of ye a r on a Job that whittled down such Imskv guy* a* Dick Harlow and Art Valpev, Lloyd May need nnolher —Unless Harvard doer snmelhlog about petting him some players. , . Johnny II p ' c ip , who fight** Jiniaiv Rooney In a garden pi* ||in inmorruw, played flrat ba ‘ on the eltv championship »oft hull team in Paterson, N. .!. nlthoupli lio'only n.r> tall. Must have mtiu* reach. TR A IN IN G f’ AMP QUOTES Dick Wak.efleldt " I ’ve got six weeks In which to sign a contrarl. Why hurry?” . . Toman Hrnrleh; "At first bnsc you don’, have to run mil the pitcher'* mis­ takes." STINGY THAT'S ALL A rt Klein, who'll be with the Guhn' Nashville farm this spring, mint havn rpl a record of some sort at Janesville, Wl«., last sum mar when he pitched only 7fi halls in a three-lilt, 3-1 vlrtttrv .aver Appleton. Of the 7R pitches In nine Inning*. fi7 were strikes . Another nrm-sjiver In the Gnb system wa* Elyln Rtaldefield, who has been udvaneed from De« Maine* to Im* Angelea , , I ji l August Rlvin walked the flrct rnabln hatter then retired the next 27 for n nn-hlt game. Hr made Just HQ p lU he*.________ CRO W E’S V2 P r i c e S|H>rial 1.(10 uiu'li turn up thi* year with th e world eltiimjilon Yankee* Is 'Jl-year-nld pitcher Eddie Ford, who could imve had a liona* hut preferred minor league seasoning . . Ed die, who expect* to wind up id Kansas Glty, comments: ''ll would lie great to lie with the Yankees. The stadium i* noli '-'U minutes from home." llo \d .Ionian, new Harvard foolliall roa ch , c la im * In be th e o n ly ONE TABLE By L if e F o rm , in c lu ilfii# HtrajtlpHS, nil w h ile , N y lo n . ('o ttt)ii ttml StiM i- . Sizes >12 to *10. Mhlrtrt, hromlcloth troux- • 'Hth lut’M'h.tli Id .41)1 1*-• — Brooklyn Dodger sonata again '.Will havo their name* and ad* , J . . ___ . *1.. l l - l l l __ _ l... raaaaa IIn the llellhroner D Bln* look, an annual baseball dlrwtory til each spring. For aomo tmxplainad reason Dodger aeouta ava been omit It*. I In rrcent yearn. J i t spring the names were imp­ UNrrco LUMiitt company ,lr, remodel or ro-roof four ound to he Hated Imt the hook } «aw. f^t ua show »ou Vow ad Already gone to preaa. But j j u r . l t |« under If HA ittb tfo. t. •fore that the Dodgers have kept lie reaaen fur u m ImsIgu a secret. vr/.V'... TOLEDO — Boh Snyder, haekfleld coach with Green Hay Packers last reason* was named head foot­ ball coach at Toledo. Racing M IA M I — Battlefield fffl.fl.. and Liberty Hah ($72 tbit won th< two diversions of ihe Hialeah Juvenile stases. ARCADIA, Calif. — Mrs. Rabbit (#2tl> captured Santa Anita's six o, i *i �i !W i «ni THE SANFORD HBHALP- SANFORD FLORIDA | “Country Store” Sponsored Hy Club nrer at the convention. frimlonal Woman’* Club Saturday murnlng at «!00 o'clock nt tho St. Clerk* arc Mamiu Slack Hint Julw* Electric Co., First Street Curtin Knowles. Halier* include ami Magnolia Avenue, Mr*. 8. M. Erie Klnard, \ . J . G rif/ln and A. William*, president, announced toThee Church of Cod of which! •M '""- ° » l 1”* «ntertalnm«nt comI *lny. Joe L . Cre-.va u pastor, I* jedding nil lice i» Joe IV tty, chairman; M nvJtux-fw r*...ey, Mr;l"ti of th(’ Clyde V. Aluac. T. II. Klnard, and Ml»> Allii; Lee ftrwh. Ocala. Hat- a..tlik fn'rr-drv ! H. HlnnluuulU,** and Mr*. JJavld Ion County Im. iii,- demon: trillion dr nominal ion. and eingism* will j Enin DuvU. ___________ _ I lln. lt will lutvti i tinr ge ol the sale* agiTif. will ITldgc the v a rle d c x - t ; eld tonight a! 7:00 [‘V * * - - ' tlir reception committee m *■ tV. Crews I* band director. Wilee Mtloii will lend tho* song which will lie of baked food*. hi the Setnlnnh- *>e. • ■•'eitlng through .Sunday. 8. Collins, lluliy Mali, HnlliCounty Fair on Mar. 20 hy mem­ 71.- Chinch i* located at 2609 Oirleahv and Ola Cain. Registrar* service tonight at 7:no o’clock, nnd M. I.. Tnmllntoti will deliver ber* of seven home demonstration clubs of Sentlnoh County, M i— a talk, "What A le We Hero For,’’ Lila Wimdaxl, County home dem­ The Rev. Crew* will welcome the onstration agent, announced this visitor*. morning. Mia* Hush, win. Judged the ex hlhlt* nt the Fait last year, ha* had year* of experience nt thn sort of work, and I* extremely cap­ able, -aid Ml»* Woodard. An outstanding exhibit of pro­ duct* ami c ra ft. Is anticipated Milvear, *hr declared, a* the membar* of the club* have had more to plan and prepare them than lint year. Heme demon-tatlun club* earilcipalitig In the exhibits will be thn-e from .Sanford. Lake Monro,Paola, Lake Mary, l.ongwood. KM Spring* amt Geneva. Product* will include cunnril products In Jars, rryatallxcd fruit*, clothing and handiwork. feed liag gament* im hiding drexse- for ladle* and children, potted amt cut flower*, pie*, rake* and other baked products and craft*. The latter include- -hell craft. Irnv*. refinlhbed furniture, gln«^ etch­ ings, ami paintings. P ick ed T o J u d g e C ounty E x h ib its Colored Church Of Cod To i Hold Program Tonitc attacked without warning. Chinese Strafing The situation waa complicated. Captaain Knowlton said, by a hys­ terical Chinese CummunUt pilot who was aboard. Hr *ald he anchored the Pioneer Lkile outside of Tidhgtattn the night before. As the pilot was taking them Into the breakwater I lie next ulurning, the first bomb fell fiom a plane at n high level, __ _________ _ ±hf «» ii I rin ••aid. evcrul limes dining t.<.-j »lton said tho pilot, who betaaaWr of a Pacific i rm w hvstrrirMl. wanted him to H r said both the I ant-hm ..no .eiliately. The captain lighters a t Talngtao iwild he lenmed the ship to pro- ceed. . i While he wa* on tha bridge at. tempting to tuni the ship, Captain Know! tun *ald the Chinese p||qi from the wbeelhouse ordered l til' anchors dropped. Knowlton ordered them raised again. A t till* point with the shin *|. most dead In the water, tlie fight, cm came In lour, raking (he pj0. neer Hale with each «trating run. Know Iton naid lie managed to turn hi* ship around "In the midst of all that ute*x” and proceeded 0|n Our W arehouse And Must Move To Smaller Quarters! This-Is-A-Headache To Us Particularly N cw h Hy I.OtJIKF. FOHTF.lt TH K H IJIIS T A N T IA I, HRAHTIC IA N r i . U l l MEETS The Kubitantlal Heaulirinn Cluh held a meeting nt the beau­ tiful home of Mr. ami Mrs. Mnble Mnlllieiv*. IKK) Cypre** Avenue, Monday niglil with tiePresident M l*. Ethel Ynteman, presiding. The meeting wa* opened In tin Chaplniii with (lie u-.mil form "f devotion. Following d e v o t i o n plans weie completed foi the program to be held at Allen Chanel A. M F.. Church. Sundn> Afar. 12. At the rlo«c of Hie m eetInc » delirious repu*t wa* ei ■ ltd, everyone enjoying Ibcin c|ve. immensely All mendier* a ie e x ­ pected to be present M'.inln! night at the home of M i*. Klolse Met I. Mr*. Kthel Ynteman, ......... lent Mr*. Ru*a l.ee McCoy. Itepoiici OUR BU YERS BOUGHT HEAVY AT T H E JA N U A R Y F U R N IT U R E M A RK ETS A N D MOST O F IT HAS B EEN RECEIV ED AND NOW WE M UST D ISPO SE OF T H IS LARGE STOCK A T P R IC E S TH A T W ILL MEAN B IG SAVINGS TO YOU. Y ES SAVINGS U P TO 50% AND MORE! • Lyon* l» rhaige Child ......... la d 'll .......... rm id m ' t d In Ml** Lillie Ocvbtc Ml*-1"1, Service t;IMi 1*. M. ii*^ t»'*’ Hoiur, rnniliictcd by Mri, berwm, Mtsalnnnry. Mr*. HfiM HlMtliP fMlIll JfilMI am The fio d Hhnphepl. 8AMi • $119.95 3-pc. W alnut o r Blonde fin ish -M o d e rn W A T E R F A L L -H o t Special • $169.75 4-pc. C o l o n i a l M aple w ith B ench...................................... 2 only ..1 7 0 .0 0 • $179.95 4-pc. M odern S ilver O a k .................................................................. 1 only . $ 98.00 • $159.95 3-pc. P erio d Style MAHOGANY V E N E E R ,........................... 1 onto ■ 198.00 • $109.00 3-pc. P erio d Style M A P L E -S L E IG H B E D .................. l onty $10&00 EXTRA SPE C IA L REG. 109.95 3 pc. M A P L E F IN IS H ................................... ju s t o n e 5 78100 • $189.96 5 pc. / MAHOGANY V E N E E R SU IT E ....... ..... .......1 W t T W f t O O • $299.75 5 pc. M AHOGANY PO ST ER S U IT E ..................................... l l e f t $238:0O • $309.95 4 pc. M ASSIVE PO STER S U IT E -5 B eau tifu l W o o d s ...................... 1288.00 • $309.95 5 pc. M A H 0 G A N Y P A N E L S U IT E ...................................... 1 only ,$208.00 Sunday Kclionl Uj ITi \ M. r r rt\ A l l A IE REDUCED ECU THIS EVENT ItlOCtll.AK HIOIVICK** \ T FitF.KW ild HOLINESS riH 'ltC H Hunt. C BEDROOM SU ITES * E v e n in g W o rs h ip 7 :3 I» U . M Von urn always welcnliic Worship with the inelllbn* .... . frienda* Frrawill Holin' Church. h T iih is il l It i nnier a* '* U'eat elm. I *•• the many friend* and m'pmj'' • me* nf Mr. Nathan lla rrb . I me Avenue In I.... I* "I "I* lllne*... Mi H f r l * H •»»«’ nliltnl taxi oneriilnr.. He J» , i.iif iiix il tu I lie I innld ' tnn Memorial Hu'pli'il. H "‘ friend* »re wUhlng fur him n - MATTRESS-------SPECIALS--------ROEEAWAYS • Reg. $49.50 F am ous N am e In n c rsp rin g $35.88 • R eg. $39.95 w ith In n e rsp rin g $28.00 • R O C K E R S * C H A IR S * LA M PS • TA BLES KICfilll.Alt f.t7i » ' 8Al|E • $14.95 O C C A S I O N A L CH A IRS $ 9 J 8 • $24.95 PLA TFO RM ROCKER $18.88 • $34.95 PLA TFO R M ROCKER $2 4 J8 • $39.95 PLA TFO R M ROCKER $29.88 • $29.95 M A PL E • $09.95 R ocking L ounge w ith O ttom an $48^8 • $12.95 7 w ay T *". FLO O R ODD $24S8 LAMP $ 9 .8 8 • TABLES—Coffee, End, And LlMip $ 5.88 CEDE CDAIRT ft .95 R fl A A $ 08.00 P a tte rn e d STR Y W orth ce Blue o r W MAKY NOT IT E M S LISTED WB INVITE �THPM O AT m k l D u s t B o w l F a n n e r C o n v e rts H is By ROBERT E. FORD T/\c » T h ®' ,,M *' II AIt f *IM t ..under* (lav was celebrated hv I hr I iir.tp r-e i 1 T a at i l.e- reg>da. inerting F t ' W. F Kirchrr condo, led thr devotion tor the evening Following the bu«in*<* in ettuc M i* Irene Jackman pant j 1i'll.tile lo the fonniln nf thr I' I' k organization concluding with i -an *lc lighting ceremony I'm ini? 'he -nclai hour a pie and coflee *ale vva* held from which h no r fnni wa; reallie.t 'li* * It lilass (.»* hid a* hn . . i r ‘ t* i.et n in e Mr- Fleyi. i. i i i t c i i yr.u Mr* C . r i ' l l ’* i'.oui.t.t nil a.Il l rJ and nsllv* of Sudan pasture and three of tummei fallow. AP Newtfeamre* Ih ln f^ g ^ n found ,,.7. out. H> M l l i N CI I '" • * * " «h# •'lily otic pari iodine in 10.000 parts •a!', t tifetifd, iedixed *»lt I* n« ooii, i sp.'ii ive than *rlt without Mo tmti isnl Die major salt proi n willing to c.imply with M any p eaplr th ird ..f l..J it., a* t . , . a h rtu v n liq u id it. I h i m e d t.-ih * ihe d#m»t,d for it d ie * i ra th e r l i n o a* a food #<*cn i to.# ,* r s x n iu i tm s ticilthy H al. Y et s m a ll t.id . le a d , qoai< Mo id gia uv.hd ticilriiti*saoi»oio t it le * o f iodine are u t t d l i l l.v the it. . i t gun.l vhich in tuin affects body fo r n o im a i g ro w th a ti.l dr Hi- *>i ,.th and general well-being r : i . i . , l , h e a lth y ' k i l l and h s u ..f I tie 110,1 . I.i.illle hougel i* the Hint# To HouHewivew Knter prise NoteH W aste L and In to F e rtile R anch J* " FACE SEVEN THR ftANFORT) HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA lt ftf f m m er illi* h s i..........1 | su summer of Ifl'M 191*1,. W Willie liar He and hia wife eat In their ,,f wll,ala i t r i n ie n t a lii, and p h y s ic a l v ig .-i .ii,. e of ..... .. fp tig u e am o n g tenant house in the dust howl and 1 (1, .T0” * ' KQt. *" rl!ln? cre; n* w e ll fm | i u 'c id i n / g in t- i tt.m ildly slirvoved 18 eouAre miles , ” lll<" ' n,,t. "Hui doll 1 fuitset , i r.t*. jd iy s ic ia n nv t'tiy s iI lie s im p le s t, lo . . ) p i s - - ..W. -r — of barren land. It was dismal „!<• |,,ir ln,,a wn' rrll,|V tor lhe rain ..ii, 'it»w l iind that g.'.io* loiline least capenslve way lo m u le * m . i ,n. rtier« Ims reduced the number ture. Hardly a drop of rain had w,- n " ll. a l a ll people e -n n ia liy y t.v .» n ,, That 68.000 bushels n| wheat fallen on those. . . u,C30 hCrr. in t i. M .-a n iig e s and aided m others . . . . ------c t . ii. ilr f . hast- ttic o tu i* H i* '' l . c - t was more than was harvested three year*. ... t.v ...» e n ough m ill, fo i in s if i* u .e ti«* tc .ii:# d v s it ' « • » It w&in’t even the Willi**!' io all the i #*i of Haitlev county . . i . i . ; - Th* us* ,;1 to di.ed *ait U b lt v *r.d t u r n s k fv n i. J.r. Willis t.sd raailv land. They were paying tent CII • hat i »*i .......... . . i. 2 ic sO iter v.ai u r* v » lie n -m i . a i..d '.r..i • r . . it d c iu o n s lra te d In 199", he mad# i . , ; j . . ‘d a m o lt ottsetiv* & ■I hrM >••** before, ii,*ir nearly f 2,000 from hogs alone ,r.^ v.’ S t r i cc.-.tvir. ic d i::* P i t Oklahoma cotton ginning and ... .i. i i i ; - c n t i r . g ih t * i l m i f t.*. on *.| MontcUit. N I m a n y people is .t- th e < ( ...i.r Implement business had dis­ in the Winter of 1919-19, he i ,t.;.* . n a t u ia iiy pi c e n t In Air m ,i M r* i M Pi*, n r n f i n . i a t e j .1 if;,* . u r . i r »: ienied hi* wheal fm pasture for appeared In the depr*Mi»n It .0 it H.e o c ta l, ir .,1 in m an y '■I 0* I 'tan,i u . into .‘iti.- a visit . l. ik le i,i ii, d ii.i 17 3< W t ra ttle ale allowed t> looked like their farming ven­ I .1 Ii ,t. | -it* 111 H.e e a ith UUt 11 ■... vti H r .n r- itancMci Mt« Fins |< ,.r.\ it,, i - I ' i t i . a . t o . i . . i , i ture was about tu go ihe same grhit- young wheat, to keep tit* , - i . i.mg R f t u iiiu .g i dine vile* i William- not *on (luce of wheat from getting too tall m > way ■.I v g n e id in ti .* c .i.ip e ra tin .' , .it. i II. . t o . . I*.. i in ila r to en rich in g flo u r e.it Iv It was a time when Hit- “Onhir*" , o i ,,|. t r ' itam in* and nunu. not Mi I . .. I f t o I-........ t i l l .I I lie I i H F iit.lo H i ilH ‘: -*i i . I list waIhe year Are de were on the move. Pxpt-rl-i VVri #* . O. r,| i l I" th. g l VIII III m l >1 i '• ’ . I 111- <li riot ' .-I k 11 i unit n hV 'l.i'i.......... . clili-it to litiv lie |iiiii'ha*eil s I eaylng the dust huwl Ihud in k t .1 it ical ili.u ■- iii the o lio i g n n ip ■o lt.'i t lo .I w ith li.i toil- . • 'lion in D n II hiii ....ml v lot never have gone under ilu< |t|iiw I ......I I to n s I h e a lth io ih e .-an q iS ig o I. ■ * M. • o.l M i* I ’ a rl D ie t, had a* g e n e ra l U*i *d n u ll ed - a ll II- no People were t r a c t o r e d ...it t'l fill an acre It wn- the rnie 1 of wi.’ii now is Iii sectinns. It I . t lle p a i tu ie n l wf A g r l* dusted nut and discourni'ed out’ H-f i *'n,*t- iK ’il il ii tlirir In oliew m a k e rs r o oig<*d to look f " i ih . oli i. ■ coal «.i wood hcateri Three year* of that .lust i ».wi wu* de*ert Mowland. Hut Ace n .d I,, i .i i.l. M i and M i* O liv o ,v..rd ■ 'n d . i . l ' « lo ii h u t me ii' already knew It > t w to clop the I ,. i ,. ,* illy have t.|iniigh heat* I .in ,, . i | i i,*tpio,i| was about all a lot of people muia i t g io c * i> - lo re * in i n r l * * o i* ot< t,. he efficiently con* worst, Mr. and Mrs W illi. «ot Mowing Al-o, ahoiil tills time, Mi ii.d M i* rtu il< • ILiti'hfi i | , r . a le * « m n ( th is t.« a lll. | t farmers in the area dlirovered eiuo t. ail sr gat. stand • if i i * iiiia h t a i i r * t - f M r ic f t io n ( o r th e ir fa m ilie s . B r;a u * e great re**rvoirs of underground Ju it when things looked thru M. t 'ii ■ i '- I Ihtop 1,i. -.1. the laugh of their live* Tin watts and began irrigating large ■I i m l M l‘ 1 I I il 111 1 X1 areas Ace has Iti wells now on county agent at Ihut time, J S i. i. ii.iim vti M. * Mat• if Coleman, Jr., drove om Hi In- place i i i,. .ii \ I r * Fd ■ " in,Tin- family moved In the new made them the wildest proposal ...i 'ii P e it lu i H it Iiri •n they’d ever heard He wauled ptoprilv in I'M:' lit'l the piei .to Flint!' not Home in I i til • f il M i l l . I !• 1 41**11 H i t * vions year, lie liarveeleit lUU.OUU . o il i i i l . r t a i i i i - i l lu st week a t . liu in * Ml Iho ' AiiMOi)' til I H •'»I I Hot. III l o t . i l l . I l:l* | . . I I I the Willises tu show lion eel nil. lit ■|. Via l l . f l , t I. "a1,t I ll.u i t f f f ll Inudiel- of wheal, •uiliimered V it*fi i i i i i i f h i , i • .>i M a yo r I t l l u f l l i l . f i , M in i H io y iii. l tlo a c h , I \h mil Mi* H im I'li roup of llattley county how •<> furm I ..if |i.. t t Os',lira I II I .i llli.( lit on • oiu o lH , " H l i o i t y ’ l l i i v i d . i l ,'illv s S p lin e it 'll I til*HI > iim I lr n l to make theirs n dt-iuniu-t ration linn cat lie oil nuliin. fed mil 8,iHH) i i * lie d in t\ ••*< I 'li | iii Milt 1 1 1 -I .it M il 'll I liend of Mi-sirim woil oxen and t'lmtrmon, liiitinf <*: \ -*liii.-*i* I'lKiiii v f \t>inmisHi4ihi*i , Iafla*In. »*HV" Vil it it# i >i r.'i'lil il i tint I Mm., i .tini •it.C.l. \t * “?' thought It was the ciariest ? and Ml « iin-kpuljm JlilH’ <■iltkl l, 4lut'ii tit t it ti nl > A*'fill , I >:t vr Uni III*', Oil .III I I 1*1 II I i M " lig h t wa* Ho tn i - it M- G-M S T R UE V V * 1 Plutl .ii II I ;tn.J. VtiliiAi.i t'lMiutv A^«*nt lMl nerr* nf potatoes •I t.», .la o g h tc i M i*I le iilia thing I had ever Itt-erd,” Willis U i ik'l.i in l.ick* oiiv llli- la-1 w eek •aid, "We hadn't tli-itionMiatt-d Hi i o.l ' I i If I t il, o a e ic I n illie i I . h u e * anything except the futility ninth' in III** l-Hk** K m l iizk tliAlrii*! ( In Olil 'iuhi, S imI h v , I *•I• I'fl, i. l. \ i-* m ade of t - i i h r i nod i' 111It i *< lift f I I* llli* 14llli ( ' l i i t i v f * of trying to fuim here." l#a*t u»*»*k I-. A I MiYri'il iiiiil |i ,Mi .uni Mi OMi.i lit urn <<f lit V IIU .IN I \ PAlaMKII It* I r | H r-.l i \ lllg,' ||| la o ii. il hi il. . I 'n iie d t <(•-- o m Mr. and Mrs. Willis talked it j V J liti'liiU i hftVi* I t h « * H t ' i l i " > | O lih lJn lii \S fir Smalwv M ip p n ^ 1 illi* I M l » t lit lid (I | it\\ | I » , ,|*||. I l< III.IOC • ' ..0.1101*1 over. "We got lo thi'nkiiig that ' ilrftlH«*ol Oti1 ulll nf lhr l il t n*hl tint- < t.f fiirii nlii’lr jiinl Unn '* »I » fm-iht - * t i -il**| ill l kHiI 1,11,1, il I , I.,, 11. I I I . * lie g i I t.r (here might be something to all, CiiUhiK on T A fhinifl*** iiri | 4II IP Iflfrllli) III I hr *I lit- vi|, I hr || . I hr 0 \\ ?i|n|ihe(||V * ,.l , t I l,,«r in Ii 0 m in ,. lo il. ii 11 * I til Ih (he planning the county agent |'Vh i*'1 kVr | r in* -nil Mini ilSHHflllfl*- |k| ilflll*r l y \ i- n in e n l tin to .n ir o f M iII Hr il. , | M| . 4 l| 41 |t * i . III. >d 4i was talking about, and * r .1*- ill la w , M i am i M f f \ Miiv r I>ni»K* .M ir. .1 \ s ir t in M - i. i I io , I II o o q .li. lr * a ir Ml anil •| I I.. .. il iii .1 - .1 i I l.-.if.l ii *I • i|| 1. tip l i i i t V11eI i,1 1.11 n i l II • lets nf |).l and elded to tty it." o Mi* M H. Hat. t,*l T r sot..i.l . 'I i- I m o l t't.u ih .A o t Iv e liln r l Hi*itt H il* I H l l !i'll**l lit* * I ill* «l| Look at the Williser today T1tni*ila) niplil. * i‘l and Mr* im eti Yates at..I It .. Ii*-lle Ko lit* v* ini ||Fj * it| il** tilts, r Thty * Thoy own 36 square miles nf farm I'nul I. Iti-seII and Mi utid Mr*. batik* atUndrd Hie t m m in i »11v h i ii * * nf i •I" i.l I lt» H " ( ill a a11it li« h t iit io ii|*r* I I., in*, r hfic uii.f teilif* pet • >!.■• «#>*|lilt (Mlli f.slw** •* Mi M *1 I 1 '4 l* ‘ I | | | H ill I .m l V4 - t i.l I-., l i f l * .1 III and ranch land. That's 33,400 acres. 11. i'ugli attended the Ice laodo Friday. Miilni'lil j , M l in Ml* V j ' 1 '■iil-lil ill iii# in M t# I n f >'l i.l I < n il. I i I in .I .1 1 I Ik# • nl* I They have a flno new home with Vogue* in Hi Undo. (lie l* J Sclirili- lilt * Hl lit «l» ' Hi*- If * *»in m i 11t r I I «(.| | r i *1111 1 »*,. I . 1. ..I III | li. M ir I t l'c i | . li* . ' y h> til i t t ki | Fail fuller lisii H lieacli dredgrd looming for llleil ...... conveniences equal to those nf I...... t l<r i I,- ii. f ni n l i i m i u t l 't * h flv l ih* 111In -.it .Mi \\ ilt i* -liirAi m l i l i I i'll* I » IH it .1-11* I (It •In* <•* any city dwelling About 1,800head mil of itie la li 11*- 1 week, adding m Foul lac, Midi t’Hllrii i«i ih # P iu tiil iir . ii • I ill Hit I kit I ih iN ‘ Hi III IS * III I.l Ilt IN L’ NHFH 13 FHEK lit# l>4 l r*| I* :i r11 • iip p r i h. |.i * Ilf* . III. • ii of their cattle me grazing 37 greatly to id* piiqicity im (h t In III# nh'F’ i . * I In* W o m e n ', A r * in 'ia to iu ,.f Ib e 11 ..i i. lt i ifM I'l l 11 -11111" - n " f t . . in mi >ii Mi* * h ill « li i ♦■fU'.if m in i rn d lli Ifepresetilut|\e fiotn every com I 'lim n iiin ily f 'ln ir c l, sections and tires** are fi.fiOO acres p o o M iird ,t •■I ih * . Ii.n rn m ii, W in i l P m 'h I ur- * *I-• % ini lit •I i • vs ii In i'. »*i *i Ui| in cultivation. |A section equals u ■ii ii n11y ill I lie county met nl tin covered i l l ' l l s il | i p i 'i , I* I lit ll%• lll>/ 1,1 k in i ti n l lllil ll I ' I l \ Hilll ( ill “ N is il O u r K H T r s l i n i r i i t 4'**nh*i" | Mi* I I It ' ll HillM I I i fill '* ,| (ii square mile.) The laud Is pro­ Hanford I'nlilic l.ilirnry Ttiurs- n l tin- <'o in n u im i.v II i l l Ult vf I 'i i i i 't l l - itf I III* h u l !■( ^ li l ollow I f ’ * t i l l **ll I II* St Ilf |, III* it* «| day evening, with u view In ev iilg Hie lite u l. Hie Mi e- I . 11111 h»* fi MlVlIftt Itliil | klJall-H. fill' II Milt Ii M< ducing bountifully. \ ( ,. il* V‘ 11 1 'Ink l l > I NHFIt t HF * I kKh" M* Mill Vh I hill S(*iiiH i || rin* Willis, ami many like him, lending lihniry -ervice into Ihe and Cl in a H iiem I K irl 4 Hi I V • i ........... . no I I I Illh, U* Ii |»I4i t Ilf I f11" gU'MMl H Mn | h **11*I | *141*1111■ o i 4 hr M r * tin liuve whipped the dust howl, county, il posi-ihle, Miss Fdnn Hum in i' - k it . f i dill .111111*111i iii in ii ft«i / nl Niii iv r iv 11i „ Mi h.11|| M ••I iilil Y Hit i l l ! I 111* That wide sect Inn nf Ameriru t!lilllendi.|i, comity lender presld' Ik ••III M r nod M is . liu iii i* r I I ,..illi u t t w " e id i-t lliild w t l' Up p o in t ei| te l o til 11* | fd I II (li> ill H u t* i 'l l f rarely la referred In hy that ed. Mis* t'laru VViiolet, lihrnrinn I.- Mi 1 .111*11, il. lt llli l. H t " ■ l) i 1 I ( of ilu< Alherlson t'uhlie l.ilirnry, O tm rg n , III., c a lle d on M ie A llc o pot tit v I’liiiir io n t i, |ii'o d U ig elect i,-'I Hi tin .1Ii* if*l I ’ hlY I ' l i I Plkih*** term any more. o f o ffice r..., M ur.-lt I I w a - d< Louis Frank*, writing in llw Orlando nnd vice-president of the W. i'nliioi ulul il.iui" lile i, Mi M. I l l Mi Mi M i It.o d b w n * c o il'll opon us date f,u Itu tlltn a a i'. F.xtetislnner, official publication Floriiln l.ilirnry A*soiintion, ad­ V ir g iiiiu , F lid u y Ii <>| \ [ V n 11* \ of the Texas A. * M. extension dressed Hie group. Miss Vlrglnln a clu.smnate o f M r* . I's iiu e v '- .Sale to iliis i- fund.- f o r Scnni I In il |M iK h I I lf I It. i'aliner and I' O. Anderson nt- y i 'i m i '. i In o H io t nod i n long • ■| i 11p in ■ot 1'iililr it iiilir u t (o r tin service, ex|ilains: M m..| |. l* f Him - frie n d u f th e fa m ily T h e n o n I n le ft til th e I'o s l l l f f o . "The thing a Int of people letuled from l.nke Mary. Ml «I|*I M iM Itm illiM bad been ( m illin ' i l o i i d n Ill’ l l In Hcnul finite** haven't realised Is that what caus­ H. I.. While, now residing In |d"IH 1-k11141IIV if Mn nud w e re o il H ie ir wav m irth l* n * -i.|it w e ie : I n 1 i t o lliin s l Riq. ed Ihe dust howl wasn't Just a Nnrlli f’siollmi. Imt formerly of 1 ** iii* I 111 M l itliil Ml M r bi d M rs. R obert I eons and le - i I I I - . I ll e C I’ Ilm tilig l.M , long drouth, a lot of wind and lack Luke Mary, was calling on friends ' ■ ■ . iilio a s lc i | M M illS r, Henlm c in l i l r i i i , M a ty V n g iiu u and II..id ., of conservation practices, hut a Monday IIN IIF H l.U M b i.H I H iH F A N Y Following an automobile acci­ o f H i-L a n d . spent Sunday w ith I •■*11 ■ i c s ilr r .1 1 non N e ls o n , I i combination of thoja things wnth a F a ir. I 1 ra d e i - J H D rtn lle , *L h u iiii ie m .i.l* i or , • i -i i- it t dent of a week ago, Horace Fen­ tie r fa th e r, F. A H o u g la t-i depression." »* M ri, Ik Bacheioi, lie's sinter. and " a l i e n M c C a ll, ( o m iu itt r home now L e i « * .• • '< " * >,,l» h o j nell is aide to lie mil. Frank*' quotes Ac* Willis: Mr. and M r., Ted Hrooklvu, Mr Miss L lirs ti.lli Meriwether and m e m .i.,* , w . We,<|c, h o ld , M « r'lV.Ltt'm ^ . F . w n '- lh t ? . T . t o S "You can’t light wind erosion r fa V rsticf. a ve n ue Pti f l o ft' B6*ceiit wheat. and you can’t and Mr* Roy 1. llow’i-TI. lr nf \li*» Alice'0 . Umii, all ot -Winter H ilt 'll, add F. H A flid e r« n ii, M r " P r t e " M c C a ll, M i .m l . ____ ... . . hold moisture wh*n It rains f Jacli'oliville, Ml ■ f'eggi H.iwell Furk, called on Mi** Virginia It a n d M r Mr*, f a l l lo m -y , M r and M. *you haven't gut money—or credit Miss Him lev Frvin nod Jack I’aliner, Ralur.liy I: M 11l l 'l ***|l, M l lil t H Mi. and M l*. W II lti-ei an ...... Howell utteiiilnl the tV iiiia l Flor —to Iniy tractor fu*l. Iruiq - II "Today, w* know a lot more Ida Fvposition m Hrlaiolo ine-iluy uMliuuiicIng tii. arrival of a m- I Hod oil. 'i i* il tii«. Orange Maniotiul llo-qoi ,i Mi " v \. id*-*)...l.l, Mi r shout Imw In homU* Ihe land, evening. and we ituve tilt* power linn Hie AMcntling tin* t'oiilijil Fvpwsi S A N I'O K l/K D n m ’O M \ \ \ S H V 4*1.1': l < A Y O N lio n on W ednesday, V t - it n r * ' I ' jv (qulpin.ni to *1" In * hours wiiHt w.iultl have luk.u w a re M l. am t M r- F 1. H iin t.in * I t liU U M I .I t i ll I t t : M I t 1 I f <- S l I K K I i S F II liy .le n w ..k * to do lb k» V * Mil! and M i. and .Mi done TONIGHT I KI hW inBEEBBEEa / £1,1// I dike Marv J # '" / JAMES JUNE STEWART ALIYSON r your S|»i*igi{* Sriviiig Spree! Seen at I lie Ice Vogue in m h ilu lo , w ere M l Mill! M l W ill H t r iillie r s , M is - V u g in is It I '. i i o k V d lts 'c u ff s ■* I h * Ih e o rls ts who j r r and I t A n d e rso n >1.1 la u d I lk * his s h o u ld never d ie I. V. W illia m s , a tte n d e d I h * . w e e k* w hen w o n ’t get t n * J°h y o u 're f ig h t in g w in d ’* ' 11 have been cultlvated—*1 -lhat H should have hem left lit P « ‘ ure ' k i.p th# soil from b owing. I • cite!, as an *xampU two •»< *'« s.ftlons of former blowUn.l one* an ar*a of sand dnn*s which looked something Uk* «h°»' “ f ,h* “ w m a J " " ' ' oktehnm . if '■> l . r m i n . I' U.'O'JL farm. 1931. Ha (bought fn big ter ns and rented 18 t « U n n * „ - U/.JO ..... In - a •*** acres. Ho "duated "du«t*d ... , crop that year — planled ln dry land On* **ctlop got a light shower - not enough t*T * crap. The other section* w*r* dry. He tried to r*l«e w it h i p M ilb li p fo flt o f M * In 1034, he plantod M N n l sand a c re * n f w h e a t. N o t a g ru u i was harvested -— too dry again. He worked for an • a " “'Jr. punted wheat i g ^ n Uj inilk h blew out. That falli w dW ra li.T o m e f.ed pastured 700 head «f « U N l , That wa* aboutJ >»»• *H"ijjjg, OTt ? “h* hnu.*, terradtig and IU w _t«v* »n.^rop routa. aotnmer fallowlagIlM .C ,A IS ® ,P triB « w m. o m i .ft IV n u e y ’s i m . v fu r i-nt •r.4 -*.1 atyyidvia rodeo at Hie Orlando Fan. In ., day, ii, well as wil pass lug Hi elnhnruli- parade ill (tie aflei'iio.lli ,'lpetiding Tuesday and We.lne* day vvit Ii Hie R. L. Howell weir their soil and ilaughler-in-law H.e R. I- Howells, Jr., of .lucks.nil till F.njoyiiig the Ice Vogue- m Orlaitilii on Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Huiikiiis Mrs. .1 .[>. f ’oi'liran enteriiiuied tile Women's Association of t lie Community Olmrcii nil Fell The president, Mrs. R. \V. Hlied den presided. Following the leg ular husliiess semiun, refreshment were served tu: Mesdame* Fined llumiihries, Thomas McCiellntid, id Kgg Harbour. N. J., Louis limn plirey, C. C. Whits*. J. R. Reave*, K. I.agerqulst, F.lieu L. Hoyt, J M Hood, J. I>. Oichran, Heorge I! I’utterson, W. A. Lowe, Win Hfrutliere, Mayhelle t.’nle, the Misses Hdltli Clara Hpeers, J i' sii neii« and Sandra l*ee. Mrs. t' I' Uraslugiou will entertain the group at Its i.ixt meeting Mar 33 Mrs. Florence Holder flew to Atlanta und hack Iasi weekend 8 he was the guest of her sun and daughter-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Boleler, Jr. gml while there art ended Ihe Ice FollieWorld l>ay of Frayer was uh aeved Friday hy a' union meet­ ing of the Unsala Church, the Lake Mary Church of Ih * Nasarene and Ih * ComiminUy Church, at tInU tter, Rev. Carey Reamm, of the Upaaia Church made an iu- lilt M iiim .14 i it . -i H I l IH N t H ) f ^ r (»#*** 11 n y \i T O D A Y Il ' Mill t! M h'tl B fu ll' Uuiilillih 4lie1 » '> lllg \ *•M■ .It «* i 1u|' 1h r i; ' In if tins till ill IVllliftY i h iVdiiv W ith * liillt * i <>it ((!• Ait kit S ><lll I n o il I*1 -li.i i A'f w ii ti* ^ imt Hroaiit-lnili i i in- * ^ ^ Mti- a y a r d 1 And rs**r> Ml v a id 1m Sutil'tri/i'ii. t ‘mill- *i>'*' *uii liti e.*' *ti)lei'licit* nl i-.diir- (m i li !*•' uiiwi/i-il ’ ltd" vvhle MAUtMi <11*111 pZ m j * n*n* S I I K l s H , S l l l l lt A l J i ov*«:i( \ : \ K I.M T K \ ii:ito ih i:im s a m i I IM .! d \ \ tug lir e - '1*-, Cool, I'rls p 1 ii ii 1. i it g | C m ^ 1 e y e le t, m ake* lovel.k B * * Cr hlotiMen am i ilrenupn. "1 Take u dvaiH iige o f Ih in v e n s|ie**ial P enney li r i iv mul -to i'h up omi W li il i--i a m i puflli’ln. J C J m j) W A S M Y K I .!•: r i issu 4 W h en O ^ vd i 3 MNL • HODIAK H i-utiti'.*. .............^ ^ J 4 441'I’O N to f r o m i M I r e c I f u a i lo W id e Y o t a O m t f ■ i, m ill ** ^ ^ J pn-kiiig a la ltn e fo r g o " i i i and paium ah vd. Peum -.v'i I n i .- lord w lu it " to neud. PliiMe i-repe ii,-edit no it*, uiiiiv’. 'I'llin k o f the lin iira « a \i'd o v e r a hot ir o n ' Knth p| lltll'll Ulltl 111111■1 I’lllol": m ild p a tte rn s . W e have kiddie p ririln. cowboy deaignn, b order und t'lnml effeetn fo r home d ei'o ratin g . Hey II. S. P a t. O f f. Urestlng talk and Rev, Edgar Etc Ton a ugh ay preached thr- sermon. Further- Improvement lx being (.ii Idmi ie-i w in 'll Hi. tln-rm o itie . vd t<-i p m - i'p anil «op and u p 1 P en n ey'.t Ini ,t Ini: .i i i I'l l(li-nt n f ln 'i-1' pustel r i d u f . i - ki i » \.ii> l >lllH(iri3.i-d P K N N K Y ' S P A AH M ' S HONDO* a i i; S m o oth long " e u r iiiy percAlen, in a K ram l a r r a y o f p r in t h an d and isy M L S « .r / # 4 f o o r a a ! I ■ srecui. -* ft SHOWING! C'3, > iHMlyet w is e e a t l u t i v e n a i t WITH TH* Wonder Hug " H .A M K 1 ; R « » UN « r M N id t o w n l lu ie » T k x k en*embl*. .*. Im * Itiifimed buby iherked taffeta 1H }'9' k •«X 1 ...fg ih lg n - w H A , F « 4 *xe # n 1 1.I .. 1I . .<I1 • I t coLoeav A- 1 TECHNICOLOR w J • :r :"(Vv.v‘.D ID ATTSACTION— -i . "H a L s K e t u r n " im dance d ttti plot butttkpf linen (ocket. Okayed by Mina Mode* Cs«rd 4 l Q«iis*,’ h u i y Him niotaj t>joi> nnd while. Slid* 7 fo IS. fatluiively h s i* . . . | | , 9 6 IISNEY i - T -------- - it —— —— —— - •mart paap|» ■- - - - i \ i y . -i*1**h 1 - ■»*<■**4' .>v».e * - * s - e f * ' r * * S ' ' * ' . . .-N... . ................................^ f E lu A B l f i t r v»f Kuuiili L'utif- 0, ot Belly I.HUghn nnd ravery . . . of liesparule Joy Mid Tltr IJoafilmrord Hunger For l.lf e .......... ot Ute (HiHe (lagb und <1lory of a Lot of Wonderful Guyal, Bee It Bun. A Mon. o n I h e R l l i Theatre Brreeal w 1 E E •*»i»/ . " yjimm . ■ t 1 Y e e , a e u lt i a g g o t ile e n d a l l Ib e t o t * la g la s l r u r t i o n * y o u n e e d it* m a k e • y e r k r • 'C ia d e r e ll a " i p r u u t U e ilg u n il by P a t U M y V l l ’e l m p l r e d b y W a l l (lie itw y ’* l u l l le o g th l e c b a k i i l o r tu o u le , “ C i i i d e r e l l a '’ * t A s k f u r | | m p r a u e ) i i a H r i c L f e p a it m e n l i I t ’* F rM l • U g |H |h l Will Hiin#y I’nidbillaln .tL-, • - ------- ,.g------------il. . I *'*1 • ,S j ■ . ____ VsiI H •m m ’ �\ I -----™ - mm MAXWELL HOUSE Mgt. Ann Lg. Grade A Fresh Fla. Home Controlled Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends L IM IT T W O P O U N D S Armours' Meed him Grd. A Minn. Shipped 419 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLORIDA WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY BARGAIN BUYS THRU. SATURDAY C R IS C O FANCY $ T . fT L IN NATURAL SAUCE N O . 1 TALL CAN WEST PEAK CH EESE FOODS SNOW WHEAT LGE. PKG. P ANC AKE FLOUR H u rt o r H u n l'* , IL’ in 37^ 10lbs. ( 9^ 25 lbs. $ 1.79 em u t ill. . SAUCE SALAI) DRESSING qL :«)e II.riticy'M, larifc .l*i> CHOCOLATE S YR U P rfcntt County SAUER KRAUT Dainty Mix Fruit I’ill.lmry'-t FLOUR 5 lbs. DREFI or TIDE 0 j L9c CHANT I’iiti. Ciudprella Seadl.M CHICKEN O PROS Si NOODLE V CHICKEN. TOM & VEGETABLE RAISINS l.ulua I1’APPLE JUICE Il7e LI M IT 2 2 for 29c COCKTAIL Ki imty KUt whol. k.rntl ti. II. CORN l O u \ MEAT DEPT. tl« l. Ann tju .lli) (ir.d # A H e a r, W w l.rn STEAKS ROASTS: Sirloin lit. ftftf H<|Uh i «* Cul Chuck ..........- lb . lb. 6.1c Rump .. .......................... lb. lb, R7c Honclma Holltd S r l i k i l .... lb. 49c 55c RSc VEAL ROAST.... Weit.rn Fork BOSTON BUTTS TOMATOES Mild DaUv CHEESE ............ (Irr.n lc n .ru LETTUCE 10e .. 3 lba. 3C* HEAD * Hwp.t Hnanlidi o n i6 n s O N IO N S ......... Neck Bonea, Ears and Feet, 2 lba. For 25c Canadian RUTABAGAS B u l k o f |>Akrfe| JEWEL'S GIUDE A QUICK FROtKN Chitterlings .., 2lba.For40c S treak O 'U a n W hite I w HONOR FROZEN FOOD IH Oi. II. R. Ha by l.lmn lleana 5 10 Oa. H. H. Rrd iYBHORK R. a. m ' Center Cuta lb. 25c End Cuta lb. 19c . S A U S A ^ O ^ JsU ek . P. LEMON. CHOC. COCONUT lw>4<h »♦-» r •»nrvm ' Smoked "Baron lb. 35* DRUM8TI THIGHS V �TH F. l a U n ity T h tr * h S tr e n g th — To Prater! «h# Poor* ml the tturld; tm PiaM ul* Ik * Progress of A lerlra. To Produce I'rneperl.y for Kaafurd. I't ll lt <11)11.11 «itl) .liiwly rin. tempri.ilnrex ihumyh Salur- & > m AN VOLUM E X X X X I R iifg a r iu n L e g a tio n M oves Out Lucas To Introduce L e g i s l a t i o n To Keep Ceiling On U. S. Rental Units W A.sniNr.rnN. m .i1 leajy liu* upph ted mute l . |.-t fe d e r a l ieril leilingi ilir lulu 10 ^ Me.inttli.lr Senate alul I ( rm p , a ir nuw D A IL Y S i r r a •i.«• h NEW SPAPER A f i l l C A IIN II it moved out ol the Wuililngtoii bulUlnf otsupied by the Bulgarian layatton at the diplomatic etalT of ilia Soviet eatelUie prepiiae to leave the United Slatae Following Hi diplomatic break, the Slat* Department banned lutura travel to Bulgaria. (JnUrnjtionol) I «|r|r||-r .<line.*, III ill In | ..III plllte "Id iiu .i Im lr n hr. H ll .I'll lllr hnl'.tlr ill. III*.IIlllll Mu litu |n|n •Ilr•I. I .lie l , I fir lllllAr l« *Isle* I die lel.lllird xxilli Ml Allie.l '-li.v 411(1 lll.lt lir ItlteL Mtv Itail 11 •I•• | e«ll St* .III.I If true*.| |||| lir i lir.nl I r.lf f111•olrIt i *|r M|*r Ih .in 1%In it'll* «l .» i »(• iii**ii| I lull Mil at *t||111tl UM all*nil lie II fit* !•.•*! I at .at I m i tml I In i lie *• ill* •lle .lle tl II. In S:illltl I e III! tir il Attlee Regime Threatened With Nation-Wide Strike, Steel Issue lONlJON M.h t 1/1*1 l.m .tf j irpm lril lull.IV |u li.ivr .In nlcil N o. 110 A ssociated P re s s L eased W ire F R ID A Y M A R . 3. 1930 (el Hllli |||« I. Mi ''llllllt, .till hr I.Illlll m lit. »*• . r.u ...>111.111 .hililie A SrilJle III...i L.tlll.* J|)|.e.*|r.| I a im IN D E P E N D E N T h Head Nurse DP Official President Asks For Says Patient Denies Charge Not Breathing Of Lax Control Power To Seize Mines la.I l»r. reilain liera>ite the |#<>weilnl V n lu a fiy r U rc M iU 'itt A d m ir a l D e n fe ld f Says •I* I*Ire Imfl till t|e'|rittl.l||t \%e*lil 111 flee leietlil |||«*IIM III I.ll* I III Sjlllllel I ill.tl eel m| lll)(Cliii** .i liit il •!«•**•* nl .hi mile Mrs. itut i ••!«•*• \ 1*1114 iii ,t I* t iillt'd 1111*1I V K1' Imi* l«* «*iul Im i -Mlft*r* iii!* 1 lie I il...i votrinuieiii » i i/ li.l.lv Mi*. MmifIi .ii*t Mi IlmiMlu . 11>>I i til. l.li.un nuu limn it- |i,.M I I:i eI ".III uttlitl ilr.llli |«.| tl«rl (Il IIts* lllin uli'l ll«* s*a "«*i|«l 4 llil .Illlllllllhslmi C o .ll F n r e n e ll tfv f s D e c l a r e s 1 )an - t r i Ix c c u l t »Us T o lie a ltli A n .l S .ilr lv O f U. S. Iix X ,M m m c k i..ss 1'.. .I.l.l 1 him hi mull’d Imjiy 1'. ' 1 r Ibe III! r 1*..iiii.I *114! Illlll*" ll) . xl mr ,a<- ti. l onVis ' Ilf- I kf 1•1 In. )■"«". in take 1*111 (It. Iimii • "1 ll.r "Hr I'llx IlC«.t«M» (lo 1 *i... 1 ' ll.r national !*« ilili hi 1 »b ii .■ tr .1 xml ini tin *|| *!• ’‘Uilltin * 1.-xx 'lav- xx" i.liall lie ir|n p rr Ilia III. \ ''ill.I.l rxr. . 1.1 e i Ird ail ' »*l*e.|r 11, t* «*t.I in ||f. «. into du- xxmuali'. mil| ....... . •* » Mr \ | ' *11«I.ll ill* | *Me.|er HI I il......lit I., <, i- ilr.ul,’ ...id I 'll • . , Il l 'Xllt.lll, « Im had . '""I'll *9**1 e•| Ilir |e..epi *|i* .**.1 | 1*1*. 1 .1 ll.r |> ill, I.l l l.rd'lde < .ill afiek e*Mm* ||t »e»r|| l» ie.||*ri|l I. ill I 1,11 I.m.I t ...nil, I Impilal j lie Wltll* die "ii.llmlt l.rI,( .... n. mnleieet huh.l today *n 'lie . fl.it alleui|il lo uun mil lillri emet m lrgi-.|.aH"i< de.iliim »• .it. |>.>1aI.>e-.. .u lliili .ill.I u lli.i • . |i Senalui I Imei llimii... ( | ) I lLI.il l.rad o| ilir Senate learn, tarn die limit ginup " j l l ' t tailed llilliK. utei and will meet .<i<.«111 i nun a lo w ," W lllli'e i< minim,, mil tm m a |/1*i \ lir ul n ill.e IrHilird I ev­ Ilir li.|e I IIIee|lr.(II m|I|«I.|| »•' l*tr* il .x% Mi Alilnr hmiiiin had a Ms pi .»* rel IVi *. >i|t I mni»(**-imi |.* drill. |i.,l|m m>| ...is imi l.i e.<IIi - •I.»\ e|e||*r«| .f in er* *•t I** .* I••I»11 l.«e "lur lumillr l.rlmr III I In I'll.llicil 111(air.p i.tr *• irriiiiib* .111*1 ulliei year. Appn.pii.il.iti t'liiiiiiiilirr f D octor Signs S tate­ 'Pop E uropean Official Denies McC.tit ment T hai C a n c c i‘ Palient W as Dead .tn's C h a r g e s Of W holesale I*’ r a n d Bel.ire 1 n j e e l io n WAMlINt.loN, M„ i ,/r, M \ M III " H R N II Mat. J .„. i .< /|., 0T n p (>rini<ri.ilu pcn.tloix Imljy •ik rtl a nur yea, rxlrnxmn ul federal rrnl runiioU now due ti, rttpirr June 10 Mafnuly leader l iu.it (I) III! ami aiiiitanl le.idei M v rn I ■ fnld .i irpnitei lliry xmiil'l mini time Irwrl itluli today In M i ll i.l.l Pirudrni r m r u a r i't tail Hu <>,ii Itniianre ut ilir ptexeni Irdeial J ie ul law. At lm new, roufetenre ) r i». d a y .Mi f iiir n a n » *u l again ll.a l I ale t S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Senators Ask Extension Of > Rent Control W EATHER %ii I •s.'iil\ Ilf |M •l i m . m mb. liu • iiUiiHx .tit a•• ,|*l*I illlll* • I,"fix and xiii rex'lullx lb X. . 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Ilir imvern.... nl Imiild |.»i tin- iiiiners white il» i a ,.i| i,.i ilu* eitx.-niment. i I i-il.liilnii.-iil "I a comtn'A- .••u --I ,111)01.». •ii.-lii.liiiK gnvetn* llil Ill , •'••III 1 • llmm,I and |.uli|lr III* llllicl *ln 1lal.,- i ilimmigti Illlll <il 1In . . .llil iii.Iii lt> in tetin* l»| I- nliMlilli*, Ml uni imllnnal •'•’Ill ll \ I'll h'ciikt ) In lllllll' 1 In -ix lii-ell-on i (nil llil.* III**!.- F, b ■'• ml sUlya 1 • 1, 1 1 Ii •k1 .ili'ti-.l i federal .*1.1ll 1 1 icl.iru tu ..... ll X X• 1 Ml 1 •••lift•Hi' i1-i ,*,i i.rogt^m " ti llil* I'll ll|| t)l! ajMimptmu that tll.-x xcmild retttr to woik if*th t .'•'xunmciil took over the p i t * . . At till' came tune he aikcd Inin mi n.iHmijIiy.vliun ul . icpI. Ilir newly-rtp|Miinlril i.ilnnei ul I ’nnir Muu, h'i Aider in,i Im .1 «luililll) ” Ihe lluiiu pasted a lull In il " W lf .Im li| lillllllti' tie I HIM* luw Ini l.dOO.tKJtl in J.OtHMMM) .hull tone today atltl ll.r nrl! Iillm ninl lulil.v i •,iir.|uu„lrhl ,.| 11>« .alltellli*) K tililll |V II umII i llnh.Ii P ie.. Aunrialimi nlm ullcn wide, m ill ..It,. ...I viml.imr. ..m l' ail.lilimi.il . . . l i t ul cullull Intyoild "Nh, .Im » U M lV 411 n e in l Min. lb.- imwer uf xcu.ur, the pro" T llflr |, nu InUli.L.ti.,ii Im (lie iinpir.-im. lli.il ihr K u iv \ -peri It 'll...lit, "Im iiupeivi.inM imno ipmlat trl iim lri uotei.iinenl tun .deni -.aid lie Imped Im xvnuld not -------- ..— — ---------- -♦ !.. tin. in v Parllntiirirf >>n Mon iii ll.al i.i.ii ..r il... I . . | . , t ,I :.t tht ', exe- I,, in,- ,i Hull. Il aim provided far an ad la<> in".d lime day will contain a | |b .|„t« ill" »|r|, id ltkmg Coilitioual 100 ,1klit t o o ul peanut, xxhtcli in i (ft* t i a iPi.x-erniuenl •l Wan -In RUrpiug? >'ibn il,, tr«|i-litum, ,1 wav Ylitiil. di.wi,' over trou and :te"l n. Nu, r.he . . • i,'t , * . ; T K e Serial.* tilled lo i* .«(*•« I . , mdi<mal.rati"ii. Mi .‘ ih.iili -iiiiiI Mr-.. Iluriniu I. .1, 1.1 .1 ill. Willi, llalixr xlill Ii ^ llie aihliliuiul inllnii acreage and II.,-,',' mil be,'ll slum./ runmr had "a iIiiihii. imitiftil .-xpres-ami il tl- Ilir !if|ir llill .irtual • t* fie ri 'nil- nr|r,x' affecting ullier ll',.. III, |!M| I'l IIMli'lil ivollld ; 1ISv - ii Ini lac. anil I 11,mi).|,i •!,. • «n I••• ii itKii J i iu p tlO iii“ ii| 'd ^'rlu ef ones w m ild II bal'd Oil 11Mil i.ud hH'i 'I hi I. ul |.i. n l nu ay “ i 'i»i in i l i i i ,i x i i i l c i i i r n t teinoasr I f ii n c ' dippmu in nitli .<« II a fm (lici iiulhiuali/ulioi. i* .ii'!l«*i| I ,f ii Ii ii |« I In 11 ida„ hi ••(•Is 1 III avoid ii 1 -1 il. imlatbai hrghiliing n«»l veai un , I . i ml i lie i ’muI "pi'i.'ilorn diir* *' "•'■ 'll bl i i i i i i i i i ", ini • .It . • b a l l .......... I- .. -I, .11 ll. II.." " i.f C'lininon-, xxliiH Irx, ('iHlgirxx sett lip, and gimti I*, ! (••' •I *\ ll*.'»l '\ill .ivi'i I tltc t'b-’l "|* I"! ,1 Ill' ll III" III.I h.l •M.lx a ••"VI'll "ul mi. • '• I I.).).ii.. I..,.1 >. »!.«-,« u» ("I III. i'xi' i i.mi'Ot'r • "■ I ill"," In ili.llll |||, tvcco m 1mi'I..., a .<r|k j'* iiy.id ii.Utii|u> “ tei liulli lie *• . .«',•I* n| lli* 1la I* |i||nnr 0 It, n •till III 1III* III lb ball » . .' .1 ", plant h j^ '.iitd .liiai leliiiKM Ut I II I I low ti Million! v I 111toi . ,i>1 1 . • *.| ill, 1 Hi 1 i* lllc • Mill It || fak)1i | • Ml im ell I'd I.. 11, ......I ill. uni X......... «., t, «, i .m l. in . out nittoiM ilniH’H o| .... • •>III* 0 , If ill* I*' 1 *i'l * •\fiy - rr--» ■ ■ Nn 1' lltc 1alM Unit try Act I*liiii*• fur iitli-udini; liie Nali'ii n. tkill" l l i l l . lu-Hci «.,l. I i d,x t.•ntM |,iits»* h i* »l i inn|oi Mine, win*'It ' • 1 ..........(nit lllCf , i " "" "I lake ...lit f.*l. • lieu national •!•*• • x t« .itiiMii*' the ini,ii . . by "• 1'iumpl act ion |,y uienilieM ,. f tl liiiuid eli,‘iini|M"i'lil. 1111\ '* * nl I . I,., ""r.l l.f||. "■ • I bill 1 -. t i l . Miiiklliru «i-ilr.d..v >1 ul I 'nr I .1 lick -’"ll. S l*. w,'i* ••« * * mil •hi- .v'»iif"iil f u r I >,-|mrtm.-iil Mu 1 in a I" l In'. I lie v 1 M 1 MIX'. 1 1 Mi. ! 1 lb , i *i 1.1II..1 ,11 lb , |<< i *) *1,* a- xx • 11 r.l irn a ir. mi ilu- KmiuNlniid ■> I hi* lath t ilu. la 8 I' m* It-tin.-., I M.mi.ini! reunite,| in the irvix.il liueil Iasi iiirld l" member'' xx (I. 1 . !«*•*•' 11| till* * ii.)ibi\"i 1 lioal 1 V ■.nil." ......1 . hill. l f, t'l'l'l |.<l,I .III .,"1""'. l" \I' Mimliili.il r i i l . in m ilrr in .... •till ■l*|' 1I* cl hi..lei Hint.* mvi.i-i "I ii -mii.ll clnlil wl.i. Iiiii I .......... I " . I. | | ! l i b I n t r ili lix ill I I " x, 1tl 1 il inlu .nlc nimliliun fur Hi. I» m ! iiim v lii'ii in i'lii in i , |,t Ih ix i. i I )>.. nil" effe.-l ill.I.l nivleil Ilir lill.r In it t»nr lli-ftl, i I•11• «|mi' ,II,| l.llll'.ltl I’.ill \ .». I»f«.,»«, a ! . I.. . ,, ,, lint 1In 1111••'•*♦(III i* !• til. ..Ih-r ll." lit .1. 1 I 1 In a. ll.al lak.l-uvei , 'ii"l Iil.il iutinlcil Ilu- ilriully f iiiiii -'i . •.." hi I ’1 1 riniiliii! Im^rliall ~en»mi. M m " ........ ..im bit- nil. til* .Iix ll. ll.b ,n ! Iti. in • I*, i 'a v.. I. i ..*"»* I* i. r .,)< I Ini In rlnlf.l ti.-x i In n . I. ll. Til" t '"III pH" V Will ll", V,' I" Mm. I’nul K. Ji.I.URon, iiii .Ili.-i ■ Mill.I A p i. I", in., niii.)' lr mi 1mil <■« I'nrruM.-tv ninmmiiiit ll. ....... I ll.al ’tills mill' U «llt h i* • W ASHINGTON, Mar. 3. — t » " i t l l n t i r *1 ( I m I ' t i n r I nn) ••** linn •1 leclinn ma \- In -'nl ilm iwii year "I.l III ll,- ,>nl 11 mIii ami will ii'Iiiiii, Aue i. I" ill il I I I. I;. . I (i I • (if* this mm nine. "The lull ealeni Id’)— The llntieil Slate* refuted •I *« I* I•**11.1•|a*«x ,*||.| l\'|iiil>lii III o'M it In 1 «• il.. « lull,- i -xiiii,- can liml her Intel, tiirneii wlun llu- iidd Ihe men | • iii)-I. a , I.," II..I III |*|. nl Ilu- i •*■•:■I vm nrrilnl in m>i today lo pernill a 12-member Iniii' lil till iv, I a)!aili. l.ieiil. .Iidin Saul repmled l" cbild put tlie Inti,' In II. n,"ut 11 I *liellill' I*• 11(1*I Illlll I i I"III e•I kimmi nuw, hut Ilir I'll, can nml European ''penre ileleynllnn" ........ 11> i i , i . • I. M|* " Hi. III. 11 i-|imi Dial ll.e guv 'I’lirniiiK aruunil, she mil iced it, <t iV Illlll III" |*n> toll fm III" •i It I. le *l|| *'| |) • !•! .'I.l " III |mt Ihe ,•* aiiilxl mi,I lnt,» enn headed by I'ahln l’lri«<m nnlnl 1 iinn'it! Itii)1 il In- I>I., I■111It c Ii, enililM'd th,. child axvav and lutn i "inpaiiy, iiiiiii1.il i,iir i.ll iii"" an I • .................. ■IIImil fm use this .r a t," lie dr 1 SpanUh u rlM , lo vDll IhU *.*. 1 11 m'|x Hi il- itltenipl Ii, hhv,' "d uff Ihe gas Mr*. To»l .Swalm. ("Ur officers, had been .'"iiipuled I a I V* lie* l|.|% 11'(litIII *i all I; . I hi* • I»»| ! CM, M V raunlrr. Ike Male ileparlment rlared. 1 Lin In I'l l.aim-i.l ha.l li.uciu-il a ueighlMir, lu Ibe Avalon Apart •-»-** night, and |.uy for a «|mni"i Ilir |"l (ill *'I|A ||e.1*1 III ll»* I' I I m ilr*| ( *i*1Im V sail) that ihe IS "ate either i < )» ■ -e s ••ti •i i .. ,• *iix*in,- iriirihun in parly inenln, culled the firemen, -lim ilv “I a year iiimmuliiii! H, ni"ir I .mi ii«»i miir li’el ti» 11.*’ (% • I known t ..... mi unl'lr. nr fi’llnw Ilir |„issil.il.it dial the Nr.t Y m l • .mi llllrll" lie Inin after 111:00 o'clock. ""in *3.000 will lie received with- i.m i i ili*," lu* M i m i I Mm I 1 I, iim. il.it, tra te lr,* and nre iketefnir *nh- (nallt. liuim IraHUr team. " Im i. i. i.it.ki- "|i.-n in Hallway HeIt It' \ il »i III** #»FRS*ll« •' "I I li'IIM* The neml-eiiuclnua child xvns lie •" ihe nest Iw.i weeks. • , 11* ", i Hi. bum" nf Mi .iii.t X|i .Mm Jfr( to h i T iimIh i (Mini llie I 'nil* I Illlll ".ll if the Nulimiul im> held by the mother when During Hie first hunt In I i ** l"l .* |•*'•i('ll*' *’•'» • • *!*»•• I** 11 .«n«s annually at low mi, An> . M-UI. IIHllHlir.1 11 h. • ... "!•-i. i.i.iir i .i tx. x " ., mi imciil bmllx before e j Ntufte^ ‘.lifllrr Ihr lliliulfiallon ,. m I'm , Twn) l iie t'liief M. N. Cleveland, A- "UtM. Oalehel ili ltucled lb" I" !•« llll'l «tll)il III III* »' .H i- ' uni'lil ...... . hi .S.iutoi.l il a in - I I.... i mil in I,lull ■i.l"." ii I on i.Vloil. (ndiix I" Iii" Ihul six l H " i*i I rm»4 nn -iiliint Fire t'hlef It. T Thomni. ........ . »n >1*ill k -i " " •I-, ibixxli mi ,1 I i .mii ll," lll.der li.i-rli.ill tl.ltlllllll i. Illlll W.l« rx i lien i, Tin ilir ■'*' I " nl I'lniide Whitten uml Hu, •""•lb"1 illlll mid ii('*|ie-« innpeclbtiis, ...... . '■«■ I" II" t IMX III I i I •"* i .bx " ilo ."ilu and i i > m a imW ASHINGTON, Mnr. X - (,T*l lurxMil l v t ill' • iliiinlvaliiiiri |ulm McGill, Fi.rmer New York fin- >"iul Ilnur wax ilev.ili'il I" triiiniii,-1 I j | | | r | j * | | | | | ( j l | i | H ‘ ll III llll|.|.*X. . ... I , II i lb ,' in •*. il* Ix I" bind ll" I,••im m III"." — The Male ................ til came un­ ' , . man, arrived mi the scene ul Ibe in liumlliilK uf xvrupiiii'i xvllh Kyi ..I,., •-id" ul" ih I .."I J <. " ' •••■ im i ., Hanfm.l X, iter ilruns pretiun1 frmn Capilul KI lilr i dill Mil! Ihr |ill|i|ll dlUU.VH." r It. Joneix ami I".- ................ .. | u | l Y D I l i T S I il ( r l l H ' M l npurtiuenl. I 'x.i Ii," 11 tick' • all".! mil. llill loilsv in blnel h pmjerle.1 nil llie piopmed .1411111111 li-t l,|i ,.■• ) 1. .ill ..I........I ' ill f'lili f 1'limnus luld the child. 1rucllng. I .ll| |*l "•• I" l|," ..III' ll "| Mill' of American visit hy n delegation tiivlit al ilir I'mil I lliiiitr. mi a settee und gave II oxygen • 'mnpniiy I m>w Im- tm upeiiniK I • l«.i •!)• 'll I i X\l Nl I’AI.M H I. A' II XI", 1b. I • II. I I III. I < b x"I.llill Illlll/^ ro in the X #rld Congress of Portlfrmn the Inhalulnr which ih * de f'" four «<r five men. -aid l.bui Jii.lvtr Dmiylat Slru.Hniu *«t. i f. I. II DuUliell, ........ D'-n." I il III- II,, III . I ll" (tl I ' l ' l t I " I .11 " .-d tin- gai.b-li lm In bold " a n a of Pence. partmenl anpiired three year* agn ' ,llln ih li morning. Hecruiln may ■. iii. l.'n i.llv " (’mi.in"i". .""hi X I I l N T H ’ C ITY. N. J., Mar. 3. X xi.*>b-i, dull of Two lop Administration lenderti cd a. m ndnalut Im tin ptopialii i" >J • ii I* Itri ll. " I It (tiiH iii >• ■• I III" fm-. from the Navy. After It had r, ‘ "'••■4 9gt. Halpli Moran ut ilm i.i , ...I tmlay lie xcu' »ip. i“ I' o il,d tided Mill III keeping it hack. "1’> Th,ii.*aii.l'i of American ** ,.«sf 1'Msrtl III* •'.*««* i »• .*i in lha Senate, a* well an o lead- ..lllih «a» pill nil liy -ilir |a .» r « '! vived, he wrapped ll In a blatikel '" " '" ’V ‘T conie t.i the lueellng ■i •..mm.ii"" Cliairuui. xb I »' I in- inii'k No I wan ihdayed ins GOP nopal or, called the ConMeutlawca Oa gaae T a e l llnirsduy night ul H:00 "Vlm'k C M - A n . i i . ............ ..I . m . i i. i ..-id • uppurl nl iii,i"i i iim ii n-ai'lilng Ilu- ii-ii" iiuieklv fle e t a -Communist front organi­ .lo s < ‘ |> |i K i d l o i i T o l'i |ip"i li.r n'-elccllm. bx "i.'l-o i -I/X XxIn, 1iul"d I" heed sation In floor nperclicn ycnlerday. J. Ill ailc. (Milan. i» iliiiinn m r •• ,, f r,,-in I nvn, nml the nation I., .i l. iii-t In l.ittl.'l" M ml They urged Ihe Male department I t *» lli.ii* hall ul ll.r xeal* in the mu-1 - iicnil *11,600,000,000 In the S r i v i c e M e r c u r i c * ilu- -iii-u and go i)iin-l.ly- lu ihr ii i "xi'ii umrt' eurpn rbai. .m b. On" molmi < ,xxlm was | in-.i III x'ciirn In rectify this. In deny ih" delegates entry vlnan. rotli* ii.mii wen- me x..i■ ,1,1,'i Ih" ini'iul" ' "1 Do ' Hnv I.. Ilnuinu, chief uf the ibmi'll• |iark"il, blin-ki'd the road Hen alr Deuiocrnlic leader M iry* .ItiM 'p li H u ll. hi , n f la i'k u im M i. k i i.lri, who wa* firm* on M ill I'limiulltei' un .... » lli ''ml In*"l Im.i Iltir ncciion of Ihe U S and I,ml In he ii'i|U"»t«-d by the of Illinois wan Joined In the ullib - xvbi. b ill lia v . - l. d .-x li-n -'iv c lv i. ii I x ".yanUnlioM will up|,"ii lii.-m.-u In move. i«,-"i’K" lla irle tt lack l»y Chairman Cunnallv (D - ll.e Ini ul spr.ikeu, d r.U ird dial office ,,f Kiiucntiun, iaiil RMI.000 , fo r 1 1.,I o i'il .Molm i " . Iii.ld ln i! • n..lm I ,"|.p«'r, xxldcl. .- mu in i" wa. driving Ilu- lm - tiuck liie .ladiuni wa. nol cumprliim elenienlnrv muti hlgjx ichoa] Tax) of Ihe Forelfn i "I iiim I i lm d e n li-r-i' i i x n-im a iiu I i biilb'.lge I,idll |li" h ll".m ill li.n.iimunn me u.-eded lu meet Ib ii " i inok" "i.veli.pcd Ihe fjpnmmlttee. and by Honator Wherry willi any o llin pio|rcl of dir t ’uy. g .-i-i n m l n i"c lia iu c -i, and liu-. i i I m ' I I. ,- peak lunil "f enrollment ex-RANGOON, Ruima. Mat. 1. wind.nelghhorlmi.d I lames i/l'| — U. .H. ruilni'-v <»ffi« i.«l- ..nd x' imc i ,i-lir ns chnlin, m " f ilu- l. •7 R -N e b |, ihe OOP floor leader. " " „ a oi la b -d x x illi I i i i l ' I .in .M il" I ‘ii I.IMI'I *•'«' It. m.il •• ll," iiin.pt'd Hoc" Com I into a xurunt The 18 delegatee, now In P ari. an tuygriird dial die niiginal ......le d in KlftH. s.iul tml.iy that Mix* Srlnm M. M.itxillrn. Aniriic.tn nm.imi.iiv mn«r I *■.,,111-11 xxi lli". " " I I I mu.I X I", "in v dlX l i|i-,l III" lllie * |iuke yeitrrday to a ills" i""l"d ni"U xvllh l.igb g'-ma ut $|fi*i,lNNI ma.tri plan cuuld l» m, mi-d iii. it i.it'i- im n l u f l b ....... .................. xvln.ee ilayum wa. aunoiincrd in W i.hintllnn yexlrnlay, xv.i- lu iliu n l X , In your charge »f -i cuali Well l S & J » S o!?nPa5Ue| » e | il." «"riu'i " f Ro:i" i'" o iI ami Hanicalrd down to alwnil StKMHMt .......imi itrmip ol the clone of Ihn l.y lint Hirer l.amiite hrfotr ilir xva» lillnl. ili'im iI im iil uf Hi,M ou l M i'H 'o i y it, iii H.-pxiblicsu'i mill li.xn-rals minimi roiivenllnn of the Am eriloid Aveiuia, nu'iii.'-iug l.i.inea lO H iiiw e oa r * e * mat i I'lppcr, i,luce xmi l.ax" I , PH I I I i ' l l I S I ..... I . i iiim i- ll i" .ii by MAGICIAN JAM.I D l ircincn l.i'.d >.ui the can Ar;iirintliin uf Hchuol AdminTl.e (.lliiu ls eaid the 67-yr.ii ..Id nunr (ton. Seu.ilnkia, M e-., l l l l l l t . I lllll-II tl.'l'll Imi.IX in. "d ill" i-SII", I feci .1 . III.XV LOS ANQF.LF.B, Mar., S. — |/P> i-trnlors. Ham"-, bcf.ne llo-v "tuld npread. had been healen with idle butt, wtirn elite failed In umleiet.iinl l.ri i..|> Ml llidl'iu, xvhi '11 a buy III I ”, f.-i-iIv i.rupur for no ur. ix — William J. Van Berkth 48, a maIn ulli"' place-; they were hackIn Iluinmi .aid, there will Im .' ronimande. ui"U,l„'i of the fllalo |bii."i-n,lic Ultelidi-d lb" fi"v•*■■11, und "iglill. in in,; in- in 6UII non rlnldren In Ihe nagrndc'i iii m -I ioii I lii'ii', and wax le n native, who Hint lo le.tu r IMix* M aixillr fur*,U y died xxilli 1 "m m illm to remind v-m Mml iiuii'ii tchni'te Now there are abnul I I I " f i l e appeared III h" ,x|>relitl'i-p|."r long ego d r "tied Dm u member >>f Ibe Fpist'npal I lunch iiik in ll." l.ii) al";. toward Twellyear-old girl helper* in morale III. IHNI.IHK) m the school*, he her esid.— shot down lu ainbueh, i w o # ' ---------------------------- — - • Hlindav nchiHd colidin'li'd by M r. |i"iiii.ci.iiic r s ilv of Ilm iii,. and violations. 1 ,"ll. Ml reel and l.ilv Couil. One “The nation I* Need with tha miles from eafetv. il li.ey want I" -ee this wi.u.sn The inirte’* kidnapping tool alive to pay ^8,00(1 rupees lalmid jnn,"d forces will, ilu radica! S (I. I ll,'" It" In,- alxvayt liked ■if it"' homes menaced by the He waa returned to J*U y«rj»riiiii - i critical educational plant lay la lieu -of * 16,000 bond after -horU£« in Malory," Hamon *aid. Place near Die southeast coa-tal Ifi.WJOl and .gold weighing If- wmg nf il." Dtniorralir I'uilv ol .Haufurd and wauled l>. come back ■picuding flame: xx» Ihe con* il,.- i.nrtl. and ca-i in t, oxaliiion here, ‘.aid Mr. 11.nil "rel" Idoek hum" xxlncl, Fdwtn nM fnm ent In city court. Th* OKLAHOMA C IT Y . Mar. \ — “ A -h'lrtage exist* in both pub­ I iiw ii of Mnulrneln. Details of Ihe p-iunda." D u n n .' W o rld W av II. M r. xvtil. lb" Itepuhlb'ui^arlx against " * * to ld a dletrlct attoraey*i» »• f/p) — A fireman mistook n life- lic and nou-publlc facilities for Inciilent were told lo reporters toSluuluilner, Cilx’ Atloincv, in erectH u llo u x . 'iv n l a - a r a iilu in iii Donnell said as soon • - hr heard ini' on Ro-e C.mi i near the Ivey . erator that Van Kittliol ta- tlia doll *hnt cried "Ju»t like * 'eleinmlary and secondary school- flav by Hsllard R. Donnell. U .H. Din O rd in a n i'" D ept., a m i r e ta in Vice consul. d ata} them to hay* m m rtta- baby" tm Ilir report he and Dr. G. A. Hoard, ll" i. , e •old girl and und fur Institution* o f higher edit• r n two-year-old rt.n ra n k o f c a p tn in tit I t . " A rm y SFGHir TRNNfW FI N\ l 1ST Ibiunetl, who look a plane to held secretary of the American tlont with i f ichoolbaya la re- carried it from n. flaming Himl bed­ . i*n<'ii . , . H .'r .r r * " C iirpn. I I " in a m e tn l^ r I \ I.l.AIIAHRKR. Mnr 1 i/l-i Monlmeln lu organise the search H.iplint Mission HoclelV here. ..rThere nre thousands of chllroom yaalerday. The child iuffnxiihi-.i Gibson, freshi.iun ill o f l b " A iu i'rlc n n t.i'g in u " f I I I " r#5VTafte|md Srenfali wA* quoted caled. governinenl official', ill,'" in every stata today who are fur Mins Maxvllle, known si c.inDad tt’nailaaea rta Page Two) "Mama" liv Die Rurmrse, returned lliiddhisl monks and even under- Huriila A. and M. Cnlli-gi- for K p in 'o p n l I 'lm r c li, I- m a rrie d und aa tarin g In a ttatenteat to offlCarolyn Thompson, daughter of JACK HO NVII.I.K , Mar. 3. here tu t night after hurylng her world elemonls In Ihelr manlmni. Ni-grit".. Imre, lias rencln-d llio ban Ixv" c h ild re n .A so il in a tte n d S tall *.11 eera: ”1 Inatructad tha flrla In' I m M r.^ n d M r* Charles W._Thon»p II. - u lo g F lo rid a S la t " D u iv c r s ily a l finals of llio cnsH'ru Inilom wiiiii * t IIO R H K I.I. W IT H D R A WM <n n Christian cemetery at Munieioterir aipecta Donnell said "Ihe kidnapping XDmia ------- .... Ii! 8ft T a llah a sse e , sod an noon on t h h i..' Icnnl'. I ixuvum i ,.".il in N ' i -. x F.x sIl'A , klar. A — 0 b — Ja mein. • HK.iisod the entire oountrvsidu * tianahlp." V-'l 4 ibiHton u 'lio o llu g In fin is h e d , th e f a m ily , Yink nn v. (I. Harrell, Orlando attorney, withlie said Minn Maxvlle wan driv- which the gang had hern terror04 in c lu d in g a I'd year o ld daughter, Hut bank Th" Wilmington N P " id de■fr.-r.- *r-.M th .. T f. 9, r-"ir,'» o rln l lr.n- e r o p a lF id ' frny, ll.v isiog fuj auruc inwliilu. M -U , . * 1 •4 race teal night and threw his sap- Olnnensary a* Kamawet lo Moul- Ihune aiding un were themselves f"uu.'d Kdna Nallclia 7-b s5-:i iii in te n d In I - m u i .I i - I i a lio m " litire (-'-••fc* *1 ••• • .......15 liifrn it . . ... Hi" ii'ioi final round yesterday, rt io Rep Oeorye B n jtllw n . mein, Sii mile* away, when flee Ihe victim* of tha kidnapper*.” 57 Galvckton . ... ...... WATER BPORTS nnnminaed h i. withdrawal at raiders halted hoe afatlon. wagon Tht. Burrnaaa Airforce aided, and will play in the finaln lomor...... »« Mayfair Inn guestn xvill bo en­ Now Orleans end of a W « h Iwfare the dropplaf louflota laying th* mis- roxv. Her opponent waa nol known tertained H n ii il a y with water Nuw Y'ork rampa Junior Chamber a< Com­ Tha raiders drafgad tha nune -louariu did not Intend to pay a her*. FA MG Athletic director Jnko formation, diving nml swimming I ’ltlihurgh .. merce. from tha car and M a t her with ransom and appealing to the kidE l Ilorrall said he lined — —***■ their rifle butte whop aha didn’t n s jip e n to release Miss Maxville Gaither r.nld she la the only Negro to tie presented by Rollins College Seattle at ........57 in lli« New York Invitational tour­ Tarpon Club mermaids, it was an­ .lack amvill" •mathera “to d a quickly aaatMth, DautaU said, 70 59 Miami per and the ecoi .hay celled out to Uia other oaDonnell said authovlllee received nament. flhe has bean Nntlnnnl nounced today 08 41 The exhibition will begin ut itrlntulo ............... Negro Woman's tennis champion philo/ophle* he Tatnpa ............................. 08 3:00 P.M. for two y ssr i, • pou*as.H p la n te d in i l i r .‘tu n lli. Giants B ig Team M ay T r a i n Here If S t a d i u m Built J. ^Senators Oppose Entrance Visas F o r‘Peace* Group „ a.4mAN4 \it's..** ne DiiA» ep artm en t Rom m On I* » posed Stadium 1It Id At Tlic Court I loii-.e Saves 2 Y ear Old Ghild From Gas N ational (auard T#l AH|I|1#, riilll l o Attend (’amp At Fort Jaekson (ira ss F ires Brinj* T ru ck s To Homes In Rose C ourt Many Of Nation’s School BuildinKH Termed Unsafe Burmese Bandits Ransom, Kill Aged American Missionary Nurse Life-Size D oll C auses D eath O f Y outh fu l O w ner TWO W E A T H ER | a r e s & .’s i# '*'1- * ' 'ranss'is: ic W " t-x* & ________ ______ ___ - ('tl x »4 *4. -i M j. ' ; C.T p'i’ in to — X. , • V ______ - _________________L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 02, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/99f2b3e5862913dcc7d4b87644f4103f.pdf d9f13430230c79777b12256671687d2e PDF Text Text .•« ~*b u MONDAY FEB. 27, TWO THE BANTORP HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA F*rm»r« Market. feeahi, C*l«rf Escape L e o p a rd Market Shipments anil Hwcet Corn ate moving out of in pood volume. Delete heart' i d i t u t u ream. rafta , H t i Continue Strong here peeked In celophane are also fnor* trained dog*, lavtitigated I different reports mat the leopard Despite told Snap gardless "Thu Hanford Market reports re­ had been seen at widely separated of the two frosts In Out iiiH in m u vu iu h iT i J A C K S O N V IL L E Feb. 27 — area, a good volume and variety (Fpcclal) — "In aplle of the cold of vegetables were available to and frost* during the past week, the Hade, Top commodities werr fresh vegotahloa end strawberry rnbhage at a stronger market shipment* eonllnue In good volume tU tU »t fl.03, 55 -pound cratei friim the Stele Fur mem Markets, 41.25 — , (Jtlory, weaker market $L8(kto $2.00, Fa*, William L. Wilson, Director of with Golden at $IJ State Markets, stated In hla week­ cal at |&8G U> 13.Off. Trie market end repurl of Stnte Market acti­ apprAro.r'i'trAngAe Ih I.SSn**, raull* flower. cucumbers, cggplsn', vities. “Nft frost damage' was ■uffei'ed in the I’unipano Market area and pound, crates selling el $3.00 lo harvesting of the beans planted 43.50, Frost dumage aunrar* neg­ since the December rain deluge In ligible -tin the Fast side of San­ beginning. A hoavy movement of ford wlillo the West side suffered beans, peppers, lima beans, egg­ heavy to spotted damage on corn plant. cucumbers and squash Is beans, peppers,'and potatoes, with Sweet com moro severly damaged anticipated for several weeks. ‘Plant City State Market strnw- than other crops. A good demand berry volume totaled 9,714 crate* continues fur oranges, grapefruit tangerines. Mid season of an pints during tho paal week, unit returning in gro wore In excess of oranges selling mostly for |4.2G $83,000, Dally price average ranged and Valencias at 14.50. A good from life lo 27-7/Bc pqr pint. About volume and variety of all com­ the tame volume la expected dur­ modities Is anticipated during the current week. ing tho current weak. “ In hpllo of frost and Ice during Frosts on Feb, 17 and 18 caused the past 0 days the Starko Slate considerable damage In the WauMarket has continued dally ship­ ehuia State Farmer* Market area ments of berries. The volume cun- particularly to corn and field (tea tlnuejt siiih II, though the quality ail early estimate of GO'', damage uppears much Improved. was suffered. Cucumbers and to “ Florida City State Merkel con­ maliHis estimated damage Is lietinues with o heavy volume of to­ tween 25',7 to !ltl*,r. Younger plant­ matoes dally. No furnt damage » « , ings were only slightly damaged. miffered in Ibis area. In oxers* of Many fields of cucumbers will be 04,000 bushels moved during Hie replanted and many of thn to­ pasl five day auction at avernge mato fields will be reset from un­ price of t2.75 pet (ivuhct. Return.* damaged field., whirh had not herd to growers amounted to 1270,000, thinned," ReatiH nntli quash continue to move I In good volume at prices from | $3.00 l» 41.25 for role Reims $3.00 to 4X50 for Tendergrrens and 12.50 to $3.60 for squusb The potato movement In that sec­ I I s s II mw * S'tass rag * Uael but he died at lOilf,. tion Is good. "Cabbage In bulk and packager, Anderson went to Florida in coniInue I,, nmvn in good volume IPlil from Flttslmrgli, Fa. over the Falntkg State Minket He *wa* president of the High­ Frier**, 75c, 8llc per fill pound Hacks land* County farm bureau nml the $1. per 60 pound crate and $22.UU Lake Byrd citrus packing com­ per tun. pany of Avon Park. "Fort Myers Market teporls Ilo was vice president ami illvery light odd damage. A -mull lector of llie Superior Fertiliser volume of pepper, eggplant nml Company In Tampa. cucumbers continue to move Ho was a director of Hie Florida through this market. Citrus Ca liners Cooperative in "The Falmutto State Market ex- Lake Wales, the Avon Citrus Corpeels mure good than Immi from miration In Avon Fark, the High­ the recent cold spell us the ipmllty lands Crate Cooperative In Jack­ and yield of tomatoes appear Im­ sonville, the Blue Blhhon Fruit proved, though tho harvesting will Compilin' of Avon Fark, am) rev probably bo delayed a week. Avail­ r r il civic and benevolent urgatiiable through the market Is a si,.all rat Ion". lutiuly af pepper, eggplant and Anderson owned several rllru.i cabbage. groves, and hud been a leader In "The first cucumbers uf the developing (iecrhiplhg Irrigation irrigation and cover Spring deal are anticipated on.the era ’ran* for,rltruK groves. Fort Fierce Stale’ Market ahoilt’ Ill* Was a veteran of . navy nervMarch 1st, with tomutors har­ Ice In Iho first world war. vesting commencing about the mid­ He Is survived by hlu widow, dle of March. Mild weather with Beatrice Bar* A tide nun. of ’Avon , Scattered showers continues, Fark, who was reported vrtltliig "Cold damage to beans Is esti­ tnduy In (inlnesvllle, <l*„ and one mated at about UU','. of the volume diiughlri'. with a 10% damage to corn volume The Ikm ....... dv ua:*'lakeii lo an AilanIs reported by tin* I’nlmken Slate In funeral home, Florida Citrus COLORED NEWS B) I.UHIKK FONTF.R I 'K I H i H K H N M. II < H F H t II |P|' S h I i IIM'I * * * * M,“ -friends rr llf iir v - I, ..I! 'r irJlftu *V tt-a y fur Ihelr thoughtfulness BlhHTN rim lloimi Mission Hociuty of |during the hour of beraavrment PruirtTto* Missionary II a p t I n ! with special mention to the KlchChuri'h of Midway mut ill thn homo ullturgn Funeral Home for their of the F resident, Mr*. (lossle H. kind mid sympathetic nervier. Smith. A HidritUHl prayer service -----------------------------------was held In behalf of Mm. .Smith'd alater Mra. Butler who la a shut- . Mil. H tIF lO HIIAt'F.Y In. I i lidded iniie11 to (hi) spiritual FIONEKR C ITIZ EN OF SAN* conaolallon of Mm. Outlet and FOHII DIFH every one left feeling thut they Ftiueral servlrert for Kelolii had made one other per,ion happy. Itraeey, one of Henford'u nlonwr 8CRFRIHF. I'A K TY GIVEN IN ■O N O B O F MRS BKMHIF. SM ITH The community In which Mra. ■eaile Smith) Hypea Avenue llvea, aponnored by Mra. Mary Slaphann brought Joy and happlneu tu Mra. Smith when !u her surprise a beautifully arranged parly waa awaiting her at her home un Sypea Avenue. Mra. Stephen tngrtlirr with other ftlenda In the eommuiilty left no atone unturned In making title event a gracious one. The party waa largely attended by these of the community and to add to her liapplneae, many nackagea of groeerlee together, with a nice eum of money waa ahowered on Mra. Smith. The homo of Mre. Smith waa loft very happy and grateful to ovory one. Schooner Life British Election Tho only tungildn clue to the dinar*, presence in the sou early today are Urn hairs caught under the rough adftrf df Die fanqe wtrere he, waa reported tifSH by gUkrds, ,M. D. Douglas a and V Guukc, Just Irafore I ,A . M. Kjusmliddg. the halh, Frttslur nodded m uifirmatldtji VTqcrtttf,. ■ lu c rfi^ n nn (in ,.doubt ufjuui ih uixiut m iu i u it,t Ihiue urO Icqpkril lialru, and run* cut Hiicitknd In h$re today." But us to the wlirreahuulii of Hu* 2(10 pound* of Jungle fury, Frarler. ,couldn’t may. tt c-caped iiiioeen from tills name encloutire Haturday after springing IH foot (tone ttn pit in I iij *oo. Afternoon visitors scattered In punla before the calm anlmnl'u north until the wreether grows win liter. If It geta chilly, however, they have an open grate stove, and were fortunate In getting plenty of rual before there was any -trike to curtail the supply. This summer tlielr itlnery includes a trip to New fnundland. Racked by a steady north wind, they sidled an far ns Falatka liefore anchoring. The llesurrly trip between Jnrki*i>iivllli- and Sanford look about two and a half day*. Dcffgfifed v'Hi •if.ford, they have remained Imre for the pasl immHiJ. stated that be had Mrs. Fust nerve* as school recentlyPuck— talked to guveiliment trarhi*r to Iwr two sons using thi* engineer* who were here to make Calvert (,'onesponilencn School a further Investigation on the method. Thu boy* hava added puvtlblliiy ,jf. a St, Job,,- — |oMi *.* -ff.i .■.■C.J 'I r i' and hihiiiu Ih l,y Iruqurnt trip- tu ..'.«*. Hivei- canal. He predicted lluit Hiionld such a canal be dug, a ma­ tlm nearby Zoo. On Friday they jority of pleasure boats headed "'em »cnt to the barber shop and for the lower eait coast would use returned with typical, “nautical” Hu- new route, possibly both ways, haircut*, on account of the beauty of the Danny and Porky have u cabin i iver. all to tiiuiusulve* to »|«np in, and wouldn’t trade It for a bedroom anywhere. At time* they enjoy ■ hip* to Orlando to visit theii grandfather grandmother, Mr. and points. , Hut by the lime the searchers arrived id the areas they found no trace ol the big iptiflAB cat which leaped from an 16-foot pit and escaped from the Lincoln Park Zoo here Saturday. An or? ’ . v.uiker atop « nB' not lar irr*n| the park reported he saw the leopard run across a field. That sent a group of men sculling tu the spot with mountain lion hurilihg dogs flown here from Colorado. But no leopard. Another report reached search headquarters saying the animal had been seen near Arcadia, Ukia., on U. H. highway M some IQ miles northcaat of The too. This also proved to bn a blind lead. The huntcra and their dogs could find no trace of their quurt r ia l!■«.* p ro a . P age » » > foreign jmllcy. But ohserver.ry. agreed that any political hom yTwo utner reporta that the leopard was seen in the vicinity muon would end quickly wire prn,'».f Witcher, Okie., 10 miles north- tlcei prnldem* me Olit of (lie wh ). The Laburite.*, have probleiu.* In­ „.*at of here, alio turned up no­ side their own house, too. Left­ thing but a cold trail. As a result, U . H. Marlpe Curtis wingers were reported rallying reserves from an Oklahoma C ry for an early trial of strength with detachment, who have partici­ the more modrrnle of the Lalmi pated In the hunt ainca It sta.i- leaders. Tile leftwinger., want Labor lo id, returned to thn anarch head­ i ______ ____________ with militant xoriatUm quarters on the wo ground* to carry on despite the close escape from dvawait a now land. feat on Thursday. T v W ? * •? il d,d The main problem for the Con­ Saturday »ft«r th* Mgpard escap­ servative* was tlio timing of tin ed, at tnr too. Two guarda reported the ani­ blow against the Laborltcs. mal— -)"*>Just a nisi— — few week* *Ul uf an ■* India Junglo-r-rMBtartd tha, too grounds about 1 A> But- a onsrch it th« grumid* lulled to disclose Mm* At daybreak, too director Julian Frasier and othera 'aaarched the pit from which tha wild animal fled. Hut he waa not thora, either. Hu tike of meal— -treated with » drug— have been hung on thu fence where the guard# reported veeing the animal. Murine reservist* Joined In the hunt. A National Guard airplane flew overhead. Frailer, who hsa had only two hours Sleep uincc Friday flight warned the cat hadn't eaUn since Haturday apd said hla hunger will mnke him even more dangerous. . "Beside# that hla natura leads him lu kill fur pleaNura," Trailer added. Gambling Probe Four Accidents Frost Warning iriia lla a ig Pt-tm Paai Uast lu a iiU M n m f M f .« w l lultcd, rttale Highway ralrolman R D. Harriwp reported today. Mr* Itelen La lifer Alderman, nurse at Fernald-Laughlon Memor­ ial Hospital, suffered a broken note and Ionite* Friday night shortly a 11ci H .TOO oMoti, when ilff*Kh47 Flymnulh Sedan which she was driving in order lo report fur night dulv ,1 involved in * tolliaion on Geneva Avenue, about half way between the bridge and Park Avenue. Mrs. Alderman was taken in the Lrickion Ambulance lo ttje hospital. According to Stale Highway Pa­ trolman R. D. Harrison, who in­ vestigated the accident, Mrs. Ald­ erman had passed an automobile and ran into the rear of another west bound car, a 1934 Chevrolet driven by Ora Thompson, negress and containing four passengers, nunc of whom waa reported injured. Damage In the Plymouth was esti­ mated at $500,. and to the Chevro­ let at $125. Kltur* J Moiightun, Jr., who Is ns-orbitcd with Hu* II. Janies (Jut Insurance Agency, narrowly e»capetl uirlnun Injury Saturday night at 11:30 o'clock wnen th*j I'Mt) Plymouth Sudan which lie *vu* driving north on the Orlando "III lie about five degree* earnier IIiuii teinperaturus on low ground loeations. Lowest temperatures In the colder location* ocyiiring about 7 A.M. Tuesday morning: (ialnesville dislrirl and the north l»iiH"n of the upper rast coast l ■list riel 22 to 35 degree* anil -m itried light frost. Smilli portion of the upper eud coast dlstriel, the Orlando dls•i let, and the north portion of the llruiiksvlliu district— 38 to 37 di*cier* and scattered light frost in tile colder purketf*. South portion of Btooksvllte and ihe Bartow. Ridge, and west coast district*— above 38 ’ degrees ex­ dinliuU -H O degree* and higher cept 35 degrees and scattered light and im front. frost In cold pockuls, Luwnr rant roast dlstrtvt— 46 Indian Kivvr usd Kvctglndr* degrrna and higher and no froat. ICssllssH rtvm N n Om I end over end Into the dlteli. Ho are DO Pif per V cent of -*r*«”■% r« |parity - - «) for IDGn. was chakci and hi* back was Parity U a Wun\ utamJaril wrenched, but otherwise was un­ to give farmers n full * ‘ return * I Wt injured. ter A a of purchasing power. State Highway pstrolnicn art* ■ It liritur* u, *he old fight Iwseeking the Identity af the hit-and- tween high and low price*'' for run driver vhn kept right un g v farm crops, said Thomas. ing after the accident, said Patrol11^ .i»l.| Uenntiiifliilll t h e ill man Harrison. Damage to the dust rial ea**t seem t" lie demand­ Fly mouth was estimated at $350. ing high prires for the things pioThe ulher cur Involved in the acci­ duerd lu Hu* west and other uglident Is believed to have beer ■iojii!..ni'• • i ■“ *. hlu, Hoick convertih'e. tf (a im |n icr* a** Oim n. At 2:30 o'clock Sundiiy morn­ ! Thomas aufied. wt,g-s and imlu*ing, Patrolman Harrison Investi­ tria l prices w ill drop and "a 't gated an uutomobila accident that presslon w ill strike llie entire lY occurcd during a heavy* fog near tlnn." .................. the Movie land Drive-In Theater and involved a 1350 Studchuker amendment would -till leave pi ices sedan driven by L. II. McLnulin. fo r the basic crops biglic, th;,u yen rj truck broker of the Sanford State the average fm Hu* lu«* The amendment would knock Farmers' Markst, and n 123d Ford mandatory DO percent supports out driven he James Henry Bril, Ne­ fromi iiMMi. under nil the lm -ic crops gro. Ball waa charged with vio­ irim lation of tne right of way liv except tntiaccn. The fin lit bill pars­ crossing the renter line ami side ed bv emigres- last year providswiping the Studcbakrr, damage vd tlmv slunild b** continued In to which was estimated lit $200. HIGH tiefore h flexible , A'rniuln went Into effect. Hu No, one was Injured. , '1" Brarid C. Creekman of larng hams proposal l» l« wood had saveral teeth knocked flexible supports apply out at 3:00 o’clork Sunday after­ noon when his J03fl Ford coupe tcrcii H chill ge agnin-t him of drlv. left tho Oviedo Highway about a ing while IntnxicHlcd. During the week-end, M ni"tnr mile and a hull from Five Points, turned over end over end, bounced 1st* were given ticket* liv Mr Hoi In the nlr and landed right *hl>* rlnoii for violations »f lighting lip in the brush on the side of the rules. Including diivlng without road. While In the air, tho Ford lights, driving with one bend nicked u tree trunk IB fret above light, or failing In dim lights wlwn f tin* ground, said Patrolman Harri­ another car approached. son. Mr. Creekman was taken to his - Turtle eggs and those of th* home in Longwood by David E. Iguana, a giant llsard, art often id waa later visited need for food by South AmeiiCarpenter, and. by; Patrolman Harrison who cn- cana. With *v»ry purchat* of thit magnificent ensemble your silverware will be monogrammed with your initial FRCE. Genuine 22 K7. gold doeoraled on all dinnerware A glasses* Silverware manufactured by one o f America's Silver Companies. Plated with’ pure silver on 78% nickel base. Knife Deluxe mirror finish' all stainleu steel with fcfm ^ t 'tkil/p cutting edge. [\\ti is THr ^ a V r. . , V] tp, i ! i; i IN » UR ^ -I’ \l * then he hurt tori lias led hundreds through two days of weary I ramp­ ing tho country* Ida for 16 mi lea to the north and aaat. Ilo waa spotted three times, hub always from a distance, and im­ mediately disappeared again. Now after a strategy meeting an entirely new and gigantic hunt .Ih on, Including the "cal" dug., volunteered by Crockett Morrison, owner of the C ro n 1 Ranch naar Drydtn, Tag. Geneva Fire Mr. A. 0. Conley, Mr. Howard Conley, Mr. Ham Conley, of New Hanford Washington, 0. C., ■tanco end John If. Rraeoy Chicago, III. and Barbara Hi Sandifor of Naw York City elatore, Mra. C. McQhQane Sumter, B. C. and Mre. Ida ira or this city | and tWo V o etijamln Bracey of Burnt*, and Joaeph Bracey of Fhllade Fa,I two daughtsr-la-lgwa. 5 ™ - W t ¥T 4 K O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A •m od 4 Butter M o te t B C u p * A Seuten, I M oot Hottnr, » v * « : O f* . Central FfortVo flaaot eolnrai Tkanter * 1 P i. I h M W M N » - 6 !<• Tn o O io u n c 6 W a te r G I o im n , 6 Julcn O l a t i H , $ C H t l i r t * IH r m r s , * P la itic Pick A C r w v l Cf*or Ath Troyi . . . 33 Pf. SH vifW Ifl —5 Taojpoost* A Fork*, 6 KnivW* A V Tam *"■^ RNP-Nmratea* A D B f lM J O M i T , jj- ' ■ . . �13 anj . • ’<3.fl f i In Unity There Is Strength — To Protect iht P u t t of lh» World! To Promote Iht Pragma u( A mica. To Produrt Prosperity for Hanfoid. S f t t $£>anfarb * AN VO LU M E X X X X I E s t a b lis h e d 1908 S e n a te A sk s ^chesun About 9 Hiss Remark Value Of Uuble Is Ifaised Ry Russian* M n s r o w T r ih . ?H — S e c r e t a r y Of State Defends Statement. Tells Of Purge Of Doubtful Employes W ASH If.T O N . Fell. JK. —iy|»> , '-F-— Srn a lu r M rta rth y (R A V in .) aaid today Ihnt Alger Ills * prnb•lily would li,> hark in Ih r Mint* (fcpsrfnirnf if ihe derision were up In a W h itt II oiim - nldt, Ootid Denis rest l.liiy ii. I.lnyd U “ esse No. 9" of ih t HI (hthuiin jilt . | f a ilh y wniilh Im rs liK S le il in coh n tr lino with hi* i-burgC" dial I there are nr w rrt many lin n im iiiim* In Ih r s ta ir department. * WASHINGTON. Feb. 21 </}>).verirlary nl Slate Acheiun told Smalms tml.iv "I would nevn knowingly tolri.itr any didoyal per ton in tlir ilrp.sdmrnt nl slair." Arhetmi luld ihr Senate Appro pnalioni Committee dial he did not •rid d*«ei not condone in any wyy the offenset ihaiyed agamsl Alger Hitt, totnier stale <|t|>n■tnicnt offi safial. Id*) — Ih r Soviet l nlun in sweep in* prlcr rrdurlion* ionitthl art a new rale for Ih r rnhl* — four rubles In ih r dullar Instrad of S.3Q. I hr gut eminent d rcrrtd that Ih r r lr of r u h i n i r of ih r ruble would no loniftr ht defined in dollar*. At Ih t sauir lira * it revalued the ru lilr in K u ld 'a n d fo rrijtn ru rrrn e it*. ” T h t currency reform in the l l , S . S. K . ear. tin t out In December. 1947. liquidated the consequence* of Ih t iteond World W ar n the field of currency clrrulalhin and roeatahlished the full vnlur of Ih t Huvlel rn h lt," the d re rrt aaid. Naval Captain Admits Fault In GroundingOf'MO’ At brum s siairmenl lame in ihr w a le nl a lecenl irin aiL hr made in newtinen. a llri Hist wan convicted, fh a l hr I ihr* sc, ir l.u y ) would mil turn Ills li.nl. oil Hiss, a lung lime friend. Achetnn said he frit "rnnipai n o n " low .m l H itt hecantr the laller'i lilt could only hr nnr of "deep tia g rd y " whether hit con­ viction it upheld or reverted. The Secretary of Stole said he was m il In any wny adem ptuiK In Jnflllo'icc ol' cits' lUI" ill>nl*t upon || ir< > llss«4 (la N d at> I Chief Of Staff To Be Central Authority: Air Force B o o s t s Big Bomber Range W ASHINGTON. Fd. 28 (A*) Ih r A r n iy 'i* •tirim linm g it* grner.il alafl niganir.ilinn in rrnIn h / r aulhorilv in ll|r i Inrl ol s lid . I ol lint I anumiiii riiirnl ,.| (hr pl.lli. line lo lake etle* 1 li.oinnow Is i-xpn In) tntiiy I hr rein gsniralioii id n irn •I.. g ru riai stall lo u> pts w .ii si h. m, it will have four divnm ii- in h.uulh prisnnnrl, uili-lligriu e. pl ummy and In g iilin (iia m p n it i | i m i |* i mg .uni lupplv of I mops) Ih r new m gani/aliiin siilu .illy ahuhslirs ih r diviuon ol oiyaiiwa tioii .mil tiaming lijin m e lorn m h Ions lirie a ltri will hr ir u lr ir d ill thr Alloy held lo u rs inuiui.ind. NOHFOI.K," Va . Feh. 28— </P) with llr.nlipi.iiteis al l oll M oluor, Commnnding Officer Of Battleship Arllit Responsibility (apt. Williain I). llinwn, com­ Va. manding nfii ri nl dir lijlllrship (ieiinal slaff ihvi-i.in- nr. I.i i me I linin') do il.” list 42 ycai yecuinmeiiil orders lo hr Issued ■.Id ul In ri lidd a Natal limit nl hy ihe chief of staff Im miiiic yi'Urs the dlvisiun chiefs liuvc impmy had nnllm. ltV lo Issue order* di I Ins dramatic teveiml nl llmwn'i m l . Army (ifficioli lul.) a n-.ii.rlci (iirvions drlrnse ladies canir ai I ('<•*! Ida»4 Oa r* a* a id ihr rimri nprnrd ill IHlh day ol sruiont drsignrd to fix responsihihty fm die grounding which oc­ curred in Chcrpeake Bay. Jah. 17. When Brown look (he stand in hit own defense Feb. 18 and'Feb. 20 he testified his "team of'offi­ cers” fell down when Ire "needed #T h » S r nil rinla Ouui.ty Chn|>t*r >», ho­ rt mosl” Jan 17, and he fell,"ut­ of the American Red Crpaa eompiaiwd - final prami fm ie terly alone at sistslanre nual drive, ll wan announced t»(riiiitiuy team of officer* wat con­ (iay hy f'l.ntriuai. Voile iVllllami, Jr. Tl.e drive upen* Mar. I and h tented.' Red Cross Group Launches Annual Drive For Funds Rfttarians Select •Toilny, he stnoil tall uud hlrulglil Civic Building Aa hefoic the court and reading slste ilirn l aaid: Number 1 Project fro"I.........feel,prepared und f feel it strnnglk, T h r iirnniution noil enlist nicHnn of o civic chili building in which all Ili*» civic clnhs in Hanford ran '.h o ld I In'll mi'i'tlngn was vultil • till' N o, I project of the Holnry Chili for the ruining yanr at the tegular luncheon lit the Yacht dn h yesterday, Braxton, Perkin*, J r . chalrinnn of I lie cunvannlng coiii ntittec, uniiininci'ii today. Th is project received MR first choice voter noil five second choir voles omiiiig the Kularinns. It Is already being Investigated tiy ,t Rotary commit lee Itciulrd hy (I W. Spencer who reported yesterday f i l i a l satisfactory progress lx he­ w in g made and I hat the com ml I tee hopes In secure Ihe support of fhe other civic nrgnuiialiunii. ■ Vnled Prnjeci No. 1! |,y the Ro­ tary Club wen.' the lake front kin liravenieiiln proposed hy Randall • Chase who suggested that the hand shell he moved In n more nnltnlde location in Port Mellon I'ark and that I lie iminli'iiotl sewers em pty. log along Ihe bulkhead he untended ^ o u t to the channel in tin* lake. Tills ^ p ro je c t received III voles for sec­ ond place. Project No. !i was the extension of the sewerage nyslcnt proposed by Ham Martina who recommend' «il that : ewers fhnuld lie provided for Georgetown anil (lohlsborn an Well us cerinln other areas in the city where they do nut exist. This projecl received It votes for ’ third place. Mrantiflcation of Ihe lake front was voted Project No. 4, ami In­ dustrial development project No. 1. ■There were several other pro­ ject* which received a scattering of votes for jifxttj, seventh and •Ightb, ax well aa it few votca for fits! or second place. TR U M A N ON RADIO W A S H IN G T O N , Feb. 28 — — President Truman will addreis the nation tonight In be­ half of the annual fund-raising . drlva of tha American Red Cross. Tha President will apeak from tha White House for about m e minutes starting at 10:M P. M. Tha progrm alto will Include a in by General George 0. Mar1, national chairman pf the Croaa, P IT C H K R C O N V tR T R D C O L U M B IA , 8 . C L Feb . S t — g f c lf a s n is a s ? Graham raparta, . Hl«ba t w p; llm i drspile nil of ihe nuuierom ihnrtciuidng* of ulhera which I ih vi - Irt-cn revealed in tin . coin l iiio iii . I could have,’ nnd alionl.l have, kepi the iship'lli deep w ater.” The deciiiun In place tile nhip on the course that took her uground, llrown said, “ w*» made hy me, without the nonitlve cullciirreni'e of anyone in the shi|i. Aa Ihe court well knows that de­ cision was made on Ihe tiasis of my firm conviction . . . uncunteeled . . .' that the spar Imoys Uiurkcii the exit of the acoustic range " The range Rruwn referred lo was ihe serrel electronic range outside the main channel which tiie Missouri wan frying to run when she stranded. The spar In my s he mentioned ware nut purl o f the huuy system m arking the range Imt were planted lit IK feel nf water to mark n channel for sm all vessels. Blown said "as concerns my Mihordiuales, whose conduct of duty has been ipieMioned here, I trust that the court w ill view their performance In the light id day-to-day practice, and not In any sense connected w ith the (Caaiiawetf Oa gaga M ai P ltO d a A M A TIO N W H R K R A H , the month of March uf every year lx tradition­ a lly chnxrn hy tha Am arlrun Nnllonnl Red Crime nu the mouth In which their Fund Drive i i held: and W H K R K A H , tha Am erican National Red Croaa rend era its varied aervlcaa without, regard to the race, creed nr country nf urigln nf any person! nnd W H K K U A R , Inf id fillln g IH many o b lig ation*,'thla organi­ sation has become-a force nf incalculnlde value, not only with regard to the m aterial' fc.xkii.tanco which It rrndarx, but alxn in w ilin g democracy tn Am erlt canai and ’ WlIKHKAR, the . contin ued mdatenee of tha A mariean Na­ tional Rod Croag Ii solely de­ pendant upon tha flDanrla) aupport Which we, an free d llxena of a free land, glvp It; NOW. THRR&FORR, I A N . DREW C A K R A W A Y, Mayor of the City of Hanford, do hereby proclaim the month of Marrh aa AM ER ICAN N A T IO N A L RED CROSS M ON TH nnd urja the dtliena of thla City to coopeato In carrying out llw puraoeea of thla month. Given under my hand and oral thla *frd dag of Feb- KT/J#iw ir cu’ 0' D A IL Y I f m t f Escaped Leopard Hearing Slated Returns To Zoo, For Mar. 16 On Is Re-Captured Re-Zoning Area mg . rI ik oullying arras wlulr a.ea» ml Ih-I.iitu Is l*im iiit‘(l Oil St H it I I I I I . ISSN* TEN POUND TROUT f/P) Mra. Bertram Lee of Rt Auguxtloe, today claimed a world record for women far a IB pennd aea trout caught | jj Ijmf . it:iu /\ A It t i I c KVh lc r ( ' . i n e in e iil, W . I I II' I ,I I Mi l I I ! I'l Mil In 1 ' k I |M«).|k I.i H l .n U .id e . I f l *.1 itri ll i1i> Mil- r | I*11*11 dr ||* * ■I * i, l In I I, »"'« ....... * «j- -k :„:..u,=; inidee nf which itep. .1 . 1.1him* Ik chairman I here will aim Urn.lev he a I'nhllc I1,u (lln held ul dm 1’nurl .............. i Ins Inxue at M:III. u’rldck Thurxdai l ight svitl. Judge DnUgluK Sleu W f f i S r a r f c :b RST f f t s a f t SS,t c : M . ■sJ'USL » ................. . City Building Inspector Condemns Baseball Stand As Unsafe For Use C ity Manager C lifford MeKibb.u and City Building Inspecinr lolin N. Gillon icported today that llm tnxin gianddam l al the Municipal B all P ark i* unsafe for public use .nd muti be .oped off brh.tr the exhibition gam** of tha Minneapolis and Jrriry City ball rlul>* begin ihe Commlxxlon felt could im fin­ anced by tha City within the near fuli.ru and would unable rnnMrucd<ni nf at least part of the atnill.u.. In proceed thla year with future g.ld.liuna tu lie mudu later h» de­ mand increaxea and money hecomea available. T.’ _ lhi^::*.!i/., a i il" grand-tar..! thla morning nhowad that nn» Imam had been completely rotted out and a aupportlng column which had boon replaced last year wax found to h»we boon located op a •tub column which rhad alnct ilia- Intrgratod leaving • large nectlori of the roof without aupport, Mr. ItatloM at a fTMQQ or M0.- MeKIbbln stated. Other columns w an , aloe fonadto ba la an uuiofe M r. j*eRjaat«| mUd, h ." i «MIiiili I 111»i iuh i H> Ik ill'll Hr I.i mi m I. in ’i l l . |mI»* ill (i mi I hl'tiMi! in lln- I ill \ l. *• I ' m • k. l . i i , 1 4AHbf jr-fl lit** imr 4* 1k.I t . ) . . . . i • t l | | i 1* If v ,\ K j t l i l » ill'll 4f 11■. M. » i *1- i. I.i.lit 1 tl. I »i l ll. Id# Ml ■ • fit Ml «Jt* ||4» !.. . I i I. * r . ai-n ll.t'lkl.MM 1 ll. lu­ il lin t I.I f i l l Mi le* I ^j ill** ■I' I t'.'k .1 t( M ill I ' l l Ikll <? Mil* ■ 1 • 1 Hi 1 i, i . . i,iln i 1l*k! U m| lisa * V» fM 1 f <1. ft 1 l- i It >»tlhtilll * |... .......... 1. 1 t||. IMH. vl 1111* rV Vv.llltl.il i • llll'l liull 1 114 - lilt'1 " 1 1'*•*■I'll 1 i . , Mil tiiilollHUm lull,* ♦'lint pin'f nf Hi»* M "■ 1 ||s':i I Il'TlIitM* 1.uhIiii*nh mt'i. wh.. l*. t.»k* f I'l t U l'» n ll- 1 . 1 ll.;. 14.ui U llH .il M.f *. «'i «-dU i'lri nil illlfMt|‘K(lilt iHMii-H "t (hi* i-niliri H*'ikili i the world l In in . id til nil.*.V ihi\ fur fuiii nf losing n lustnim'i dusngi'il fur Ilia itoulum I'" r*»*»r *»!■! .if du - net also nr ii th-thn and h*« uul that mitil ^ n p .' In | O J J * Iv illlK lllg , . ■ iV lU n C h U r g C (t In. help l l l i "nil, i in mil svld. a rifle ti n, u I recently die iloclur" refused t. Ih'cuIuc luviilvvil iii cunlriis i-r-ial pidltic" fur fear id luring imllcnl ,,ur freeiloni f"r i tn." they -iii.l, '‘ami » will cii . Mti du i- I., 11.. m. In’ in i.1 i. i K . “r anl f.iil.-nl, who ' dm wm hip Uud a* I 10, . ..,, ....... .. p)cn cd Ml HtvnAd -aid Murat hrukv usvnv r■ - -I. die gun util hegun filin g nl In i -nih.nl" He I,'ll w ill, three I" t.,I l ullel wini.id'i un.I il I.-, I n -h n ii luiie lal I'ltere w ill lis- a debate un die nrupiused nladiuu. al die .l"V."*' Mnwar.l Ili.r',* wa- tin l u. Ih. luncheon ul die Yacht 1 h.h I.••• hv "lie ht.llel .Sheriff Davix -ai.l i.n ml..tun lull' helnllg.Ilg I" I,uk. i hml heen • e./ed The i.lm rlff .| .I I ukci MieakiiiK for die affirm ative, .luhn an .s ing Ihe cur u ir in.I ill In purcminiinti ||.e lliglll nf 1ln I lilt -1 , l( nnj rr die I'nhl.c Affaire < "in ■laving, having heen hi'site.l in u axhlbl.ion gam ei, but added that F F T .A R I.h U U h A C li, r . b Sf>. — I I*I llll1 .1 t i ii 'ii '. I I k kosf In iiittds .h m'lii.l I'ulilic upill.l. Clilc l I., i cl "I II to mu. | in ufficc.” ■t Ihlinng hh-i hc'ul. | up tile Ivumu] iit mu/ .1 hum , Nw'ii ii.al.at p a l- 4i TlUk!Inux! Du ^ihl H u sb a n d 01 C a n c e r V N oicctu Viicc tim t i m S a vy s th tu r W as K in d T o W i f e , COMMONS FIR R LONDON. Fab. 8* — (A*) — Fire broke out In tha baxemeat of 18. . .. *< m the Itouee of Commoae today, l l oa Mar. Following an impcction of .hr |»op*ity thi* marnma. Mr. wax put out in tan mt u toa, N | n pungent •roell of oatoha will Kibbin *.a.td that ih# bleacher* would be repaired in lime lor dm cunl.ul. IVopIt* Ol II. S. All Ci e ii ( t ili Ml I" I. l t ii til 15T : B fU r It eecapen............. The “shunt tu kill"order wan "eul out fur dm Icupard, which wax Icthan tm ilays nut uf die jungh After il efcajmd, expert I rap pern nnd linund* adempted In track down the ItenM iiut alwuy were at leuxt 'J4 hour* lulu- tha grandxtand had barnxn ncrinmi ly undermined in It* eupporting coltimnx a* a raxult of laalrn In the roof that It could nn longer Im uud. TRa full axtant of Ihe dam­ age I'lndd not bo daMl Utilis'd, hi atatad, until repair crown are able to penetrate beneath tha surface. ’ "A* tne City Commbsfcn mrclliig tail night, Commlaaloner John Krider and Mr. MeKIbbln were luatructed by tho Commlxxlon to contact Elton Moughton, archl* toot, to u a U tha -main otrtion at tho propoaod now stadium x» mplatod undtr tha m uter could ha ooMtruatad within .%•». 1:17 Ihi- Kcv.iliilli'.i I'>'hmd , hi ms tine- tu d'lai.i vilnl m I <<i i" il I.'ii l"i 1.rile, nl W.i-hmc III 11 1 1 1, ,|id ";| .'iipllll i'll hv 11.,' U•' IK I.M I •' t, 1, , i.d I. meed, alid wini •i" I , l„ .sen. 1.1 ll.e galtuss . ''!■ .ills teyrd I- dial l liuvc hill Hr lit 1Ill'll .1 lit. h. |'iir lul tuy enuntrv" III , 1I.*- II • il III Mini -i-ked. " ll N'lldmn llalc. J Ml' 1114 1 ' II 1 lli.m-.mld ,,f iidli-r,. like him. cmi 1 J*' • M ncr.flce I hell lives fu. lln n l l )• 11*' • t 1 si 1 c.niidr>. n d imicli •" sas rlc , , t 1••11 1 wc cun at turd l" I" c u •,u*«"".c •i>M 1m| -i d..lllll' •I die illy and a*l|.u rn l In I i .111kIsis gim ip which came l" In )•ni *11 |l,.. Im my Hint ll cedi'll. if w«»I 1VA11» 1. ( .ii. I m a c e , .- mil lirt.ig ileveluj.rsl Imiui' Mild culled him .ml II. I*dd ,l,lp , . , inclinin' dial iI'l el l> i!m min i * uf liiii fftnikh f think II M> If *i. M. iVInddiii. prmenleil t. pc .. ..................... ^ci'cnillv taken fm .......... . f Ii*.................. h.i Klim lvhii. c alt. ....... i ru* H.i .. t* ii.... Iiiili. Ill "f die 'i!l 1usncr IVluiri llu r-l waited ........id the d,mn:h " » " o" 1 V' , luuperly in lligtiland k'u.k. .,1 , ......i n " w re p c seemed 1 I I I. ,t,„( 11,,. rummi -.un r.-cnicudi'i ti i1:.. cultlu.li.lig tl.e gin, ' I 'I,,, men '.e./cil hint un.l I...... .. c ndi-miicd t" ill'"'*>' ho celitm I *' 14'untlHUtil tlH r «| * Ml* :t::, r,..'",:,:’ SSa-vS^l! Five brigade at firemen cummonod by polka to tha hlatork building aoon had the flw under III *4« il* 'I i il l^r iMltolill i tun Mil IV Re |,it WillI s-r*I f<| |Hi- |II III, ► 'If |v|i tl( I" 'l| i|| l| In i||' |||. I' v is e d N u i T n S t e p M.f 1 I *1 . It, ... fh * lin n tv (*p|, Inti * it* - Jk id in i'-. i ■ ic rll |i.i* ■ W ith M e i c S .i v n i ) ' flu K ill "il, i in iik lliii in N r.. I I ''ill' Hi > hi . . I O. da *lllttr v, |||I|I ► i'll lHI 111,*"I iii>l |f\ | INN> inti...Iii. n l ... , fK- . Mltfio I I Uk|1 Krhflht (an'*'* *i 'Ii, 'W in* lul. I ii i i . h r, . i i i.iJa* ii. Mali utm i»HH* *d * 11riii nr kI* lin n ■ l**!r i Mai N r.It a- I Inn,|,i , m, 1 ..m •llllir •I 1 i ir *no I u mi 1>no w lilt ' a.uhilK 1..UIU' mail -.mkr ,m ihr I "i.i I i. <.l.iiH I t,r inrrli.lv ■lift i I ••III l \»i tmu *11■ I II MHNI w mi l-r | m was i|H .|.W i|rJ I., thr I i.i... I |„|i •n.l was |.i f . i,lo l , i . r i I., t |,|| IK* lijh lll I*n iM*ii*. Ii ihi nr* Al'lr lUr i.Irni **f ||M I i . ki r*| illiPUiph * ■>1 ...... (I* I I I FillI. N n i )1i ((* Ilif I Mill 1 if’r J m(h i * »»| * Mill 11‘ -1f f * ' 4‘iimii*i.kit'll !•> Nip ulrnl KouM-hrll, Nl | ■ !it ll i * ' P r I ! Ml|IMl.l1lM|l (Mill Ml Nl Vsllil ■it*| tin' l i>rtf lirvtliilM r*»l 11ir*■p.l 1 |( Ir id Ulllt-dl 4 i kmiy u| ^prrii Ii, hr«’ijnii4 mI tt'ltHioti, I Mil- O k ill I h M 11i l. ht'fiftiMI IlMlh t r ii ,|da| lit-filiMll t hi I* i I m in \li I V llMIII w.llll Ml i >1 filler. III Mil), I* r| llilll ( 11. -ill I. I HHI It Ml MM w iir i(li* il nui ||4il*|r .ivpit.limn , 11I i k1111 1*1 i In I'Ul if would l.r .4 limf.iki to | ||m nl ai p"oplr id fill** tounlM fo Mop Mill . ..... y !•.«*• - «i I lllflr tlt’i I II-i Iih II »l fill er iia lit H I M II ‘ i l l* Mi t Ik h** lit "1 Fii-nlom ill •pn-k h h. an! r Mil n womli-iful 0 iiiiht Hill ii » .'ini' 1Jh I III* - t Ml* Pi, I I * 1,111 1I.I-1 l * in ft \ due iii Aini’i ji :i i ii|*i\ \ I * J|IU!I 'Wfh v f i k lift I** ftift m^t'iuflif H\ P* I hr " iiIh " *.| wil hth :t Mi IIIigi" Ih flf ir tin ihm^fi of "in . .... . . I I lit- hiphi-'-l Inning ll, hi- Siilil, thf *in nf »'i In­ i ..I i .Mitll in nur fmkui i- (i» uni* it Hr .-all* il )Kt(! I ll With tiling Slaying J"V ir:,": ■i.<l.''h Icl.vc .1 Sn'Tta r'^ * lig " .l^ d M .......... ........... « i 7 v <m 2 ciw ft P te lld S S t1 newiy fiic rVciwnwiii J u"‘ w,,,kt,rs u,k* C. .Ferris Bryant . C e n t n in e V u 'l r m r Addresses Clubs I ’l l I ' l l 1st .11 Tl , f , I h< S'dt .■ il -liik. h iiillnrir.J On 4 Freedoms l^ui.iin gpdrvrlup.nl, .lie; l d i l uni m iiiiou Iasi nighi iln .drd tu i tir.nuie at 8 :(Hl I' M M ii.h Id. I" iiin -id ri ir/u u iiie 'J in I'M I M i l , A l" 1 ■!■ M’ „ , , . . . , 11 i rt t ic j In prim il imitilmc " I \ i..). i ill), luy \l U ""-i I-1' ll , . , . I,'llll> i .n.l a I si i lul ii ► ■ .U ..1.1 I" n ull' u m .lriilrlv iiiu n t Immr .Oil c <( .■ . lllll .'I'll " i l l ' 11"' luv III Ih r Iiia llri w is l.iuuglll I" mr I1, j., I . ilt,' *>{ . h'l i 11. dill I ■' itlrnlm n nt tin t oihiiim -i I oii l*v 1 m , i I,, i . lie I wed ho I |,i It. \l i " ' II \ Wllltldnil .* 1ll •»I . w|*n tiMWiil Isl'tS h I'm ... . ' l l Ud ' l:l'"h I.H rn lim n flu llo .iu iif /\..llnniiv j j , ... I ill lit*I- i . \III •■ii nn.i h i %i i . i mi ut ltu\ r t t n l . .uul win* pmiilr*! mmI •«" .lllll I" I.V R'll'.'lf dm • dill ih.ll III I 1a IIL ll ll l PI I »4* r , w l.n l. tin I I lie lam mini II.dll 1 1 , niinl dies h .l : iiis e '" * itV »' i»«»" »r/«*iuiiK Imm K ( ^ in IF I 'l.*!li>. nwnn w* ir uu ildf .n flu kdling, .Stn*. .fI tin h i\i h> gel IT IA I......... I.n .u.»r I Iw l.l .m l "yj ,vlt. dim ... .lead, hi I ’ark. an a .r.i n e .iin In Ihr •eu ln ..... N „ f i.i.m a - I .I it.id uu I .su-ill** Jaroba, Chilluotai Mra. to irtu iii liir same wav be leii .lulu. Dmln, S la v la i Mr- Homer un bis own aerm d. Sewell. Altamonte! M r*. , n . Tile IcnpHtd wat found gruggi Dml.l, flnldm rud ; Mra. George II. lirlilg e. Um gwouili Mra. Byron F u *. I’anla and Mr. J- Tllden J* coba, bake Monroe. I ,, _ i. ... School aulhurltiea had planned in halt the meeting at midnight lust night but reverted their dacl aiun after about 1,000 perxnnx packed the hnlldlng. Since la»t Thuraday morning, Inindredx of xtudenta have filed Inin Ihe auditorium lo offer te«4lrnuniala and prayen. Otherx medltsird and prayed In their dormltin Ixn. No clotxea have bean held during the contlnuoui meeting. wiml*.. China Government W o i Uct s A s ^‘,( i|( i 'i i . i | I\ 1 i 11x*IS j L e i . l In ihr inam p a d ul liir { .lv puunplrd the lug.lisr lug.liw~ r rn «v l..' Niblack, Mlhlark. Oelodoj Oviedo: Mrs Mrn! tell behind pminplrd Mrs. Charlea W H .M O H K, K y ., Feb. 8B, — (A*» — Axbury College atudenta roHomed claaxea today -*• their thmighta on ihe rellgloua revival kept alive in the nearby chapel hy die growing enthualaam of towna people and outaldara, .. pii ntri Chiang Moves^Back As Head Of Failing I I .11 H d .ll I l .i l l - M lll- III . h i « Ih u*r *m tha Collt'K** Revival Enters Sixth Day JV /l... . ‘ I ' l . . . . I V ,' , n I lu ll O K L A H O M A C I T Y . F rh . 2 8 I'ticetl willi ilit* (*n I ili *i ili** Mi i *1M1 is in 11Hurd «iii t/ F )— Oklahoma C ity ’s escaped leo­ Fi’dri.il I lousing AlltllunlV will nut pard was captured alive at lit pit gi.ini loan- lo. I.uddu.g nt lmii.es . . . ■, . , Knorkm it dinp. placn l in rhunk* o f I w ijr | irai snl; d>i»J |Le Irfhdniis junglr tat jong mniigh bn Inn. in l>e i a|it..ir<l » . i i i _ i / ii" k rrjtri |idiam T ia J lr t stli. . i i i , u die d iu y y .il M'lieiluled to contlmie Ihrc.gl.m .i il>ed a.. iitnHr, aiiii.u i i . i , i . llie taunth. .ininiill s lin k ami held llilll wluli Jlrlv Irive lieudiiuartrr" w ill tie .<•-1|lr. h ll, ta y n l rated llie nhl ■il In in ilie iitd lllurpe Thorne i'l.r iiilu r c .. ' llu riw r filially iljo v r ll.r Itr 4«i IK and Mr". .Inyce Nlcete Nawyci t flair L In I I m ..In I'.lllk /on, flip 4il.lv ii, secretary. liuilir lir I. !• I kimwii simp lirim The (ianfen Clnh will "olicil lie In ouk I.I I ip ip a w r r l .1411 lin n . ih< HM'I'-lilial area of Hanford, and Mr«. riiarlei (ilun will .serve as jllh 4|ph I.I ImlkiA. chairii.au of Ihi* illvMon, Ii. L. I I p li.nl hppii ( ip p «ill( r t I* M I'erkiit", J r . i* chairm an of Ihe S alu u liiy w I ip ii lir Ira p fil t(*i|n i hutine"" divition and Joe Me** will act nt chairman of Ihe indue- b a r lr it p .l, IH Ir e ld e r p , and M.M.IP I rial dlvlaiitn. rrrd away w lulr onlookriv -li.ml Muyur Andrew C m a w a y has fiu /rn w ill. Irrrn r. proclaimed I lie monlh nf March aa I liiu.sai.di id lum trti had s|..lk American Red Croaa monlh, and i.imiirruw morning, Station W TflR rd ihr u l n in e Ins r ir a p r An will carry u "kick-off" broadcast planes, lielii iipled ansi spec.all. fur the local drive at I0l40 A. M. Mr Willlamn alio anneumed trained dogs wrrr rmplnyeii n. lln dial Ihe following persona are act- re.m i. an chairmen fu r other d i ­ But an empty itomach amt pri kes, und and to^is towns nf uf H.nnno,e Hemtnnle .ammy. I'o m nly ^ j yriimnK )ot ,|.e male hr r. i.t faMiil* it* -uiiUirih Awtociated I 'w w Leased W ire CitV B l'tS’l tllCS S i U11 Of l'T . i n k l i u T e n a r t * lv . Relief As Keener n e t i i I* L o n s m r r r n Ropes DriiKkfed Cat F o r Z o n i n u A s R -1 " " ASiTi il.iiij' , ,mim-i , today— fellrd by a inirkey, W EATH ER NEW SPAPER LONDON. F rh , 28. - (/P I - I W M m etr, Attler who won a diaky v iilo iy in tliilain 's ualional r lr , ti.m> ha- in am p ed Ins I d i.n ilr • ahiurl. H r IS rxp e clrii to announce It- Iil'ki'iip Within the u r\t 2-i 1mill Allh-r had III lion I ’s au d iriicr with hilie l.r .u g r \ I l . i i m(.|il a llr i sprndmg Ihr day ioinunw ins new lalnm-i ,m,| lo u irin n e with Ira d riof hi* Sociahti-mindrd l aim i Party. Jusl w li.ll i liauges A lllr t would make ni In- i.ilu n rl w r ir * k r p l lecri't Mill chief po-t to l>e fille d * sva* (Imt " I colonial secretary. V' gr ani f..i putluig mm. \vhi(*h viii'iivtf Rt*i«aunr of I ih»* «f*'f«*aI *»i Arthur (‘,n*4,.,h .IoiiV p m ill..ii\ .ni.. ihe loitiil ..f the in his run* f«>i In pur* •Ini' I. . I I., the lu ln f tln-re nnglil he n l.iml .•! now n llcii |i..|m ;il linnu'nl. Folih.’iil olni*n«’r.i •spiM’ iilah'd fn ut In-T't.rll fill' lllll H# l.iirtll'N I.I ifmt AMhf* al •• ivmihl Via* mil 11 iln UlHiri I'li.B'.' 1 I'tHini .VIvhiiinlci nf Hill*borough 1'. i | i » me l».)* f.l Kill ll iv ri- uliii.i-l iiiii v**t * :itl\ u* Mini.si**i «»f I h*ft*it*,r 1fir t'ldiiiyiH ikeh hi fw ti-- ulne.l i linf tl.» Is' • 1Mil* Ilf ■'Mfl.'f IK I d l* i u *hi til Ic f .ll.ld |,a .ihfiiMUu t il hrlurt* tin* tuaw|y l*3l i' I in in*411f uifi'l * hi mini in tv. NiMl »* Ik Jl, I'l mr nt*1 m|. ih •VV Without ii iii"nI loii iii I,' hi \ d'l**'’' V|iMl<ln> lilt* K hif I- It* Mit111fit* Mini i H « ' r h i * M ih» » .(vr » iirm u r |ut'*HHin in tha Ihpnlv Fiitut fhi i luii* < I. I |if«vh f I ihii (hi* thioius Af■*i i •1•..I fold ii l With ili»i •ulariiT laiitnii'iNiN whit* iisi^l hi rid tin i*Iiv I ion imiv *‘*m iii * ili I (h*tivii to m tunj«*ril>’ nf only* '""in i lUtloh I Iiiili Irfdm '»*,v#,n iu Ih r I (mi's i* nf Com* X « m11> all fonva*'!** sun I iiRHiN, llwn* n much Hpeculition ln*W I'h't'fiiifi Would I’MUH* h\ lljfl** f hut I hi* program of itu lm n a lizii mi uni I iii i than Fall Ikun of imhi*If> ami olhot Sot?lal* Iht* . in h)t|*|i4>n if Hu- | ahoi il«*^ ir l moir nr*' uill h** roii'iih'iahlv I^il l" i'»l a **nff itiftil iminliiH OH'difo d I«• a\ old ait iiiiiiifttiul** *d ■“ I* iu <'oimiioii on any «d I ium down. a iimiiliTi *•f m a id i- nr* whirh Most pohlli iil (.(»- hi t ri ** Ppc*4*t|- m* I-,mid lo rmur up \nd Will Fihsl r h*ii I h»* l.uhoi govt'i iiiucnt •toil i hnithlll firin '! hnii'd o|i will iirwmpi in 'tu>, tn |iow«*r *( p" Mil'll, ti'lill'lln d with I In* f**W I**il *I until Hu* lil'lll I •*t |i pCf* M -*I min hk I hr I.linn ah, pos* ild\ •’•♦nhsl in A|u il i oi.f Ido b any >d (h*'T i* m - , d K* l»ol U I hut A ll h i* hml -hidvimI 4l Iiulluiitil Gil l*mr Mill 1* i loiiil) t A rm y Plans Prime Minister AUlerRevamps S fe e l Plants Cabinet In Effort To Keep Power To Centralize Slash O utput i General Staff In Coal Crisis hr : i a list r 11f-vl to thr adjulaui yrn paper,, "A - raplain id ihr ship, il was ria l's iiiili r. III V duty In keep hri sate end *e- ile|iiHlinenl IN D E P E N D E N T TH E I ill »i,,t .. iin u i itij- eMirntiun S A N F O R D , FLOH11> a 7 i T K S U A Y F K 1 I. 287 1950" I lit. wat in im rle il ul Ivii.K ......... .................. 1<1M, 1(mIi1V "| | „|0||r Ih r reiiiganiraliim also ir d iu n ahoni (u n la d in g an ailmillei] ( mu hc.ii die suit irspiniiihility" tor liri ih r siope ul ih r spri lal s e m ie . id liic , mosl ni wlmsr dulir- will munisl connei who said h r ohlam d ginimililig hivl iniinlh tenet .(ale from H u t. 1 ......... .. «■ **«ar **‘ * Atlinir.il Dtitlt-UI I amivph Navy Toiia.v ...... * I I*. ' .kh* tiff’ *1 It. > H lM I Iw Mil f i’l t ’kli' Ml til, llk-l, ( •■ til * .|l|i41k*Ilf- tiff nr* dii.i. i .1 * iii* i h'I mi* •I•«j 11 *i it v In id*' ’ i-flcM it|- *t x .I k■ UK' H> I i ift ft. lit* tklifi^ udiilUll Ill MU* hi r* B. l1 W*I * |f.«I I , *m m . \ litisI IIIIM O N , t eh '.'H |, ut.ite wa- filed |,a((l,t |i|u)..| "Aaid Lang SU'i Admiral Luu." K- Denlmld. Inline, dbM "I 'N nv',, dl.Hiatu.n I,.f. ,|„ lln lull Naval Ba-I* today for the lu*.t time »« a N iv v " ffi ’lllll H I i •- h.|*l 1 Ih i lllflr ^ MI. I ' ••.11/ • ' • t »Ki* n.n il 11 Ilf. n * ' i v i,1 1•.i ill .i •L Lll In Kir * i It 1 .» I.1 D. ’ il|> r i i Mill • 1 *»tti m| 'I.i1»\ •MiiiK'hini'* . I n! 1 »M .1 lx K 41 I.lk'lkl lliu lii*l' k’. •»■’> . t mi t.11 11MMl 1 In -I*.i 1 ft tend •-'" i Mi HI * Dr tin \ Ml 1*'ll* ‘ * 11 ,.. . 11,remi »l nf Ailtuual Hen : nt.di i •I'l" ill IK1 sit ► »ll *' t In >It ig.i- •n't','4' 1I.M 1 1 I. l limi lelil I"'I urn e will hrlnq t" I'lt " " I fiu l I im /1> l.« vv Ii' | I mmI |K'Ii. IkMi ii Navy career >f nearly 'H year. Kit Mil'fir 1■ ml | he 'i8-yeai idil native "1 Wen filllt i\ Ul IhIli/ .11 Imrn. M iihk., wm, I'nnimis-inm'd an Ilf*- 4.1 I.I M111.'1 1......... l ni l ft, H" »n i.fti 1III 1Ilf1'lIK' ll. M u N l’K ’ K I.I.n , M u, t'ei. •.!«- eMKign aft ci In- gi iiduaii' n d " i" i'l Mill III' 1V I'T' I lire.i c l.ilil.e n were lepurtcd dm II. S. Nnvni \eadeni v m IHI!! VV!|H .!•l.l’il l*\ lidih t VI •'ll.till nf \\ Mi A Marine guard detail uml th killed iinl.iy and i. i |ca-l mr.......lit....... Nioni nt ntt^ntion ut* i .It-u-iih iiiu ' i<m in lured in the i-nllinin.i uf a N uv,y Iwiiid ih.* "I.unlur “ D rflm ii-ls. i»-fl. D cofit-til firlil rirul and Ifftfr Iteur A'* A't nlrnl iilrnl Hew elin.il hua anil a freight Irultl, There wen* 'l“ yiiuiigMleiH u- left Tlii'lniud. I'lr-t Naval UlMrlel ,s i.lmvcr 11 I rut -In. .in v i- tin* mil i.< livuT hnaul tile I iiik Till* driver, Wei - cimmumlont, led fur the rai.hiug V \ cry mut'li ->• ilun I'a re n l, 3U, of Mnntieellu, wa* adniirnl'H farewell to xervice. -iiukeu Up. l i lt A -l-i I IIIF's P L A G U E FO R C A L D W E L L The Mcclilunt happened -l.n rtly Firemen were kepi bit-v yeslerT A L L A H A S S E E . Fob. 88 befnre 8 A . M., at Sharps Siding m Ilun Arunatnuk Cuut.t-v town (/J1 _ A t the auggextlon of G ov­ ■Iny lift* rnnnn :m.| .-Seuiu,’ .-'Xt li­ in ihe lliglil.iiid half a ihiren mile" frnni the New ernor W arren, former Govornot my- grass in ....... . . ..ur.,.-' iiiinKi.r IlniUKWick border llaiiKnr „A ,\ Caldwell lx going to tm recognu,-d Cnrk innl h iiinklin I-rraca secAruuxlnuk rnilrnu.l n ffl. ial- said i “ n a plaque to im initnlled al tiiilin During die f ti - lighting kovdm hi.* hit (dm ids* ,.f a nuss ‘ he Forest H ill Female correcthm- enil hirge cilll.'snui • were light­ ed by tiie lireiiien, lint they were iduw dial wa" cuupluit ,.n ahead - I Institution near Ocala. •f llu- I Ug'nc. A propoxed form for tiie hronze lllliihlc to eel .'io.ve en ui'h In kill tablat wax auhmitted to tin* call lln-m, -ai.l l ire (Just M, N» inet today hy the Improvement Clevelund, W A R R E N R A D IO S P E E C H The fire in Ifit*hIjirrsl I* irk oc­ As is usual, il T A L L A H A S S E E , Fob, 'JH _ f/p) commiiixion. curred during the i irly nfteiiiuon; — Governor W arren w ill dlxcuxa listed tho names of the Governor that in Ir.ink I,ii lerru.-e ttuaU law onforcainent In a Klulcwiilo and cahinxt members. “ It was started by Caldw ell, llu Twenty-fourth Mtre.-t ul xbuUt hruadcnxt tu be heard tonight ought to have noma recognition U::i(l P. M from III to MiHtl P. M. Stations nchoduliui to c a rry die In it,” said W arren. W K A T W F R •rwMfcMl nro W T N T , T a lixlia x ie e ; A TO M IC w a t c h m a n W PDQ, Ja ckso nville; W SU N , St. D E T R O IT , Fell. 2B. (/F. JA C K EG N ". i Li.r., r -i . — ,/Tv P i 11*r xbut it; W M K J, D a y t o n a The police investigation nf Gor­ 8tatiun ii. L. Head, and W IIO O , Orlando. Ml don F . Rowe, 37, a visitor from Atlantn 36 |"c|r"on Heights, L . L . wes nlmut ltd" Inn pp8npft j jp v *v h ft Id la X uffalu U TA LLA H A H SR E. Feh. !! 8 - ready for the pigeon hole today. It turned out that Rowe, 1 * CliicnKu 27 ( Special)-—Senator Claude Pepper 43 33 iinnouncrd today through hla slate Ltead of baing an atomic scientist, Des Moinrti 73 hendquartara that he w ill make was only a form er watchman at Ghlvestun <10 66 the firs t m ajor address of hits re- the Oak Rldga, Tenn., atomic pro- Now Orleans Now Yo rk 21 18 election campaign at B a y Front J*ct, ........ . itl Rowe had been under treatment Scnttlo 31 P ark, M iami, Thuraday, Mar. ii, ......... 68 48 nt 8:»0 P. M. The talk w ill ba the fo r amnesia at receiving hospital. Jacksonvlllo O' ..........73 find uf the campaign in which Papers on his parson idsntlflod Miami ................. 72 4ft the Senator has usaa a itataw lda him ai an atomic w orker and po- Orlando 73 Tam pa ............ •*#*■-♦■ih llca hastily made inquiry. radio hookup, 48 'riirt-o K Hit'll, if I lull As Bus Strilu-s Train ,, TH K :ir> en • ■rv y . ,»( �$UM &. ---------------- ~rrr~r t: I . * 'r U • if , V , vV f r .* Birddog TriaJa To E n ter final Day jwjM For Grand Slam *V ;> ® *la j *e y* Ktntucky And Duquesne Mav Enter 2 Tourneys Th rJL'V# Feb. ( oiuiih — j»rn<fiev k TT mm s & Jfs rfT r* ? ■ * . « ta k ? £ d M V f"*'*nntn' w « n ; v ^ T » t I - .i11 tourf>*'ncnl«. In d i^ V .f c "Pok-umm, ^ ." t u s ia r t fcK i. y. •*6 neHilo,, T . one another arr n,t bnt '» v-orl; comw m ion S with In complete harmony,” ho raid and '? nny ,K>,hliarin l"*l yp«r. artrt "/don't | don l ,{!*yc‘ know of Hint came from It." y Bradley, the nation'* No. I team This action scene at Oulfstrcam Park will be repeated dally during the coming reason, March 4 through April 20. The beautiful "Track by tho Sea" In playing host to more than 700 horses as the cream of the thoroughbred colony prepares to furnish outstanding -port throughout the 41 days of Spring racing. Sports Koundup lly HUGH FU LLER TO N . Jr. Gulfstream Park To Run Nine Races On Opening Day w 8?John'l ‘ rf ? kerfwere flflhtapped *Mh ' ."Uo«fr'n Brooklyn, NEW YORK, Fob. J H -f / l'i2 ' “ > " n»»v In the Invitation, They’re prcsenlliig u trophy to Sen"Mar" 1 1 "°n Bqunr*. Her- the Junior Clmmhei of Commerce LENDAI.K. Feb. 28— (Special) Bradley's Braves, boasting a 2(1-3 at lllrmluglian, Ala ., to night for Gulfstresm Park will present ircord. nre an outstanding rnndl- doing the beat Job in HMl) of pro- nine race program opening day. dale to rcpreienl District 5 In the (noting a Junior tennla ptogram . . Mur. I, iirrurriintf to mirioiitirriiierit the only real competition around by President James Ponn of (hr Mar ”1 * beginning the country came from Rockford, seaside irnrk. Racing Secretary Dunueiue looks like a solid het III. . . . this Is Interesting largely W. R. Dahlstrom has earded nine for tho IHutrlrt 3 nod In U... NCAA because generally speaking, no- races In Ills condition book, one of Kentucky * tlrfcrnfing nntloniil I H v "promotes" tennis. Kids Just ton similar such programs to ls> champions haven’t been dcxlgnrd play and the U. 8. Lmvn Tennis decided during tho 41 day meeting. for either competition vet hut are Association and the sectional Plans call for nil those extra races a cinch for the Invitation and a groups don’t show much Interest to lie run off on Raturdays, Mon­ leading candidate for an NCAA until they’ re good enough to be- days, and Wednesdays during the come tournament players . . . last early part of the soason, so that berth from District .1. l.aiit year, although heavily fa­ year the United Stales Junior Gulrstream Park may settle into vored, they were humped In tho Chnnibar of Commorce, already normal eight-race cants midway flrat round of tho Invitation, won taking an active Interest hi golf, o( the meeting and maintain that ultimately by Han Francisco. flul baseball and bowling, added trnni* lineup of event* until tho Apr. 20 tltey went on to capture tin. NCAA to its list. So far Its strictly local dose. P ! T T 8 B U R f m ~ l (N E A ) The $7600 Inaugural Handicap stuff with the national Itody nictely rrowu. New faces round out the Pitt*, Bradley defeated Tultto, r»7-r>*|, offering Information and encour­ tops the opening day schedule, hut burgh Infield, give It depth. laat night to clinch tho Missouri agement . , . Birmingham respond- If present Interest In the ruro is Ilank tfchcnt easily could rewith a six-week tournament any crlterlnn this event may Iw valley Conference title, d *Cf Murtaugh at second lloly C miih , which led lliu A v program, plus Instruction clinics. . divided each split railing for a AP Newsfeatures Scheme hit .346 for 8t. P A L A T K A . F la .-T h e Am jrl base. aorlated Pro** poll for week* lie- "eventually wo’ll go in for state $7600 pot of gold. This would nink,. V, ’ p*Perlenced hand. third already Ima accepted a hid nnd national competition," explains Gulfstrcnm Park’s curtain raiser can quarter horst?» which few to the N CAA and report* It In Hugh Egan, J. C. sport* director, tho richest in its brief hut excit­ people realise had part of tta orl• He II nuthlt Romnnus Basgall with considerable to spare. ing history, and launch the meet­ not Intrrridcd In the Invitation. "but first we want to get all 4H gin In Florida, has coibe hack Into Dqnlel Francis O’Connell I. The Cruftadora ura unbeaten In 24 states Into our Junior golf cham­ ing off on o tldalwnve of gold. it* own here. The Inaugural lineup Is growing pionship . . . In five years that lin* games. Tho truly American quarter considered a fixture nt third. The Ohio Stale, tlm Nu. 2 team is grown so big Hint wr linvr to dally, with all entries due to Iw horse was developed In Virginia afGuent Pirate* paid the Dodgers tho Western Conference iliiimpinn hife It near n college so they can mnife by midnight Wednesday. and Kentucky many years ago by $40,000 and tossed In a player for and a sureshnl for the NCAA from linusn all the contestants. And we Weights are to he announced crossing Spanish ponle* frmn (be 32-year-old PaU-rson, N. J., District 4. Tho lliickeyos also nlrrady have nlmul 21) bids - from shortly thereafter, with accep­ Florida with Arabian atalllons irishman. Ho can be faulted only on lho fart that he possesses only i aren't Interested in playing In Savnnnah, (In., In Great Falls, tances through tlm entry box Fri­ from England. Mnnt., for the 1051 tournament.’ day morning. Latest nominees nre IkiII i tournament. They moved from their birth­ average speed. He rated next to Jerry McCarthy's fleet hut faint place to the west and southwest Inn veteran Nanny Fernandes as Ohio slate rinsed out it* re­ Pass From The I’ivnl Student broadcaster Jerry Olds hearted Eagle Eye ami Uuilln where they hecamo so popular the American Association’s must gular campaign ln*d night l>y heat­ ing Michigan, IW-5R. It was the was giving a play-by-phiy descrip­ and Sims' Duke's Gill, queen most everyone thought lho west valuable atblote. lliudieyes* 11th victory in Hie Dig tion of a basketball game lliu other New England’s thoroughbred rnl- had developed them. Because HI. Paul wa* Imided night over station WV1III Hnhhed ony. Hoth.aro tral T f " -«ir:iin*t (nu* defeat. However n few year* ago thu with veteran hitters, Danny O'Con­ - ....... Wisconsin t clinched ncuind III tlm,"weak;voice of llpckurll Uni- t— (Ls—• cuume, ud..-. animal* — which proved to lie nell batted seventh, yet drovo in ‘ tho i-tauililigs by Hiking North- vorsily) . . , nt nil exciting point to handle on I heir home grounds. the fastest In the world for'abort 102 runs batting .314. Eatonlown, first, horsy named runs up to a quarter of a mile — '■■.Western. (17-5:1, while Indians In’ Uni . tilt between the ltiicknt.ll Pete CastlglTono could come and Frunklin and Marshall fresh­ for thu rich opener, ruY«*ltfd nl» came hauk to the home of their closest to heating him out. turn'd Illinois, HU-ilO. ''■''Karims State stayed In-the lllg man, Jerry s bit aacltcd himself, complete IHlaiss fori tlw 'rumlng Spanish mother. Fernandes and George Strick­ * Seven Conference title racO by gasnedt "The gym Is In ah • • ah task vhon dockers limed him MX Since, they havo gained In pop land are added Insurance. Fer­ , humbling Coloi ado, 74-41). In other - • ah." . it strange voice broke furlongs In 1:13, well In hand. Tho ularlty until today,'some of The nandes drove in 128 runs batting vfmes, flerdlii-fllminoim trounced In as Hill Lime, Kucknell frosh Mrs. A lf r il Rolierta* colt Is u belter quarter horses In ther [Hi, for 8L Paul and IndianUffliona, 57-63, nnd New York coach',' leaned over, and supplied splendid .work horse, atuJ.ciiOICf.to tlon in am proiluct* .o|, Florida., apo apolll. The only question about Ids chTagcment ruinf ilfedi. An the word! "I'umlemnnlnm.J}, liniversity edgeu olotio Dams, (HI"Florida has menjTfif ,th* bust," Htrl rlcklaml, 24, drafted from Bir­ other goml morning WJ’ / 'k wis One .Minute Sports Pago A V, A. Smelker, soenidry of tho mingham, Is his hitting, on. , ; r i < | Fred Snlgli, Jr., tho CanllniiU turned In by (hiunty-Ajlllt. horn American U u a rlo rlw n p Aa»°o'oTom Raffed, brought up from of tlm Choice Stakes at Muilnmuth proxy, suvs ills outfit tattka right tlon, said recently ,whlla oondui Indianapolis, hit .322 finishing up liehlml Hie Jambs and Htevei.s Park' last” •seas'in- 11$ w . . rni.y ing speed trial* bare for 70*oi In Hie Buccaneer outfield last sea­ boys In the sports concessions husl- hi easing (We furlong* In 1.04. Florida products for partlrlpatlon son. Ted Heard was Hie Ameri­ lly AMHOCIATKD IMIF.8H Itnelng Reerdary Dnlilslrom amt neV Operating their own stands in race* nt Sunshine Park near can Association's walking man llsskellisll for hot doge, etc., tin; L'aHa ■«« President Dunn me now making Tampa. »■ . . . with I3J free Dips, stole 23 bases, every effort to rusii the dally pro­ N K W V t ilt h llradloy, Hit- their affiliates mode »omc $1.6011.“These Florida animals, lutvo •cored 108 runs, hut drove In no i|ussm> and SI. .lolm’S of Hrooklyn 000 lust season. But they laid nut grams through t.; ■'•ni|'!«'th'ii " " " larked public recognition nnd a more than 10 hutting only .277. were Invited (<• piny in the nutlimnl $72,000 for baseballs alone, which a minimum of del»y. jost-tlme un i-lmnre lo compete," lie said. Hill Meyer thinks su much of •* ' lnvliatii.il bimkelhall lournnvcats into the profit* . . . three nine rare days has ta rn Smelker, whose home U T iy - Catcher Earl Turner, hrmigld up W A SH IN G TO N — Hob h’crrlck, regulars mi the unbeaten lloly I II, reverting t" 2 »rbnk on ”th« r son, Arts., says the value of the from Indianapolis, that Phil Ma i aHrrnooU*. The hor.es are o m quarter has Inng been recognised . playing each of the Wimhingtnn Cross basketball tram also Capllsls signed a three-year con­ the dean’s scholastic honor list- rushed from tlm stable "tea i" In the west, of rourse, and now wa* sold to the While Sox. Indianapolis moved Into the tract to coach Santa Clara. Two others, Andy Lnska j»nd Hot the paddock *« that “ l, tl ,, y Floridians are realising that It American Axinriwtlnn play-offs Racing ’ McMlItcn, Just missed . . Oil Capi­ ,,l« schedule can bo maintained. *e^ la opening « new racing and and the Little World ,Hcrlr* as. M IAM I.— (tally double paynff tol, Tom Gray’s Kentucky derby stock ' field. alstrd hy u 22-0 record on the port > of $807,611 resulted when Night honeful, Is listed as a grey co t Popularity of the hnrsea has Life ($1112.(40) nnd R e t a i n e r Actually he's coal hlBca ®*«*'’Pt This will perm i pUnly uf t>"'« grown because they are so versa­ of Uu’ now 33-yrar-ohl Me| Qiireii, The league leader had the re (113.10) won first two races at for a few hairs on his •»« " »'' for evening activities. tile. . J markable earned-run average of Hialeah. a blase on hU bead_, v Mon‘_« Wells. They are more rugged than >■67, added to hla recommendation* V IL L A N O V A IIIT H ' i N EW OR LEANS Little riow tho Uonla, N. J „ publisher. I? thoroughbreds and tha bc«t ranch by being the lop man in In the Triple ( ar ($13.40) won (he featured six- with a new "Oratilland Rica base work horsesi good cutting honest A‘ circuit mill In strikeout*, a........................ 17$: ’In' furlong race at Fair Grounds III make superior roping, polo and fringe,, pitched, 833). c. o m plejt* . 1(18 3/6. saddle ponies and are excellent famejft i, 24, and shutouts, 0. H O T SPRINGS, Atk.T-Cqvsntry veai or never for Mel It's_ this year ' *B) Won the featured Malvern Ktm It ,'U)l ” ex-Yankee. atlonal Coleglat* ’Athletic P#Th «y n very Intelligent and re­ Purse at. Oaklawp. -| kaovledre. Cattle *1Ion’s sanity - coil# In ^t* tain their ’ Giasrsl » w H “ h* H o V . D .m . l'not '‘n ball ranchers apeak of thorn aa having ad at T form. . .’ “wlta between the eara" because cording to .peed trials. Each rare OVA, 1’a.— ' VIHanova announcement wax mao*< la limited to n certain group with % U"couldn't comply with cr Frawda ngiHH" of the ease with which thay can moat of tho racing In tha A A « by Rev. Father 5a \ sanity ly cotla. , president cGuire, O. B. A J R I E N . BAY, W1J c - , Clar * * Th ^q u a rt«r horse la stoekily or A classes. - * Quafter horse racing In Florida he college. . caac leonine growls and toar* cams out tughnessy, former head I Vlllanov* « « una of aovan built with haavlly-muscltd le growing fast and men over , ar Loa Angeles Rants, w ar raf which enable hlnnto start, stop schools charged |>y the N CA A wtth state ar* working toward the ad In line fur assistant eoac *er than man any otha* tha or turn qulehar day when their animals can be violating tha wtijItF «*>•• 8ll*e * >rse, These characteristics •pot with Green Hay Paahars. characteristic. tha Januanr meeting. Boston fnteiwd on tho big tracks of tho . BlEDFORD, Mass— Jatnaa P. f e i a : J & j'S f iiU iM an Ideal Mttl* b o n a .. lege Ttaa boon roturned to nation. They believe that day Is I Hsnlgan, winner of the UAA mart- the frashmen." _____________. avi ;• here*. Is ah Dot too far distant I M W . ■& , w l f t" •Mffo _____ ____ 1,200 pounds. Ha la W AM aa and f<*r graceful and aa light on a reeord * 34 victoria* i a dancer. defeats, was In tha runnllti C^Ransom. former’ Geneva CqllfM rA A and national Invitation i W h at Washington and Js|f«rtournament. Mlt. ____ yards. Eaah horaa la speed and entered CODR TO O LIB ER A L group ranging front iV A N N A H , iOa., Fab. ancoND t A M O C IA T B O PI M Jan* irged with c man char tha National Collegiate ment concerning tryouts streagtk38 tall fork 33 Association's con1 eited tho sanity code, but It la atlU lily, code, says the cm too weak. Quarter Horse Racing Returns To Florida Tracks Pirates Show New Faces In Infield Lineup "3 ft Spor(ri In Hricf ’4 31 ■ : I ' m a&iSSS, <^ - a ru n s s . ft; College Batkeiball im m M H P H IL A D E L P H IA — Look for the Phillies to have a revamped out field next season. If Manager Ed die Rawyor ha* his way Del En­ nis will move from left field to right field and Richie Ashhiim will go from renter to left with Rookie Eddie Sanirkl taking over In center. "Of course, a lot depends on Rahiekl," says the popular mana­ ger whose first full season In the majors saw hla Phillies move from fifth place In Reutember lo u third place finish. "Sanirkl was used In right field when wo brought him up from Toronto In the middle uf September,” continues Sawyer, Impimuted In the field ami Im* a great arm. It's like a gun, better suited for eontnr field. He hit only .231 in the few games he played hut thus* three hits were well tagged. Each was a home run. ’ • "First trip up he homorad off Rip 8owell with two on. A few days later he hit another three* run homer against Howl* Pallet. Then ho blasted one against 8helrfon Jones, Pretty fair pitch­ ers, and Pd say pretty fair hit­ ting." Sanirkl, 26, hit unly .2(18 In 163 game* with Toronto but he drove out .13 homers, one lost than lho Cardinal rookie Steve Hilko, and every baseball expert know how high the Red Bird* nre on Mr. Hilko, Snui-ki drove home 102 runs, nut f"t below Hilko's top figure * f f . i Even I look good X4D a up m i- ... h f )A BRIDGE 1 I »it‘ j. .: I - . .J , 'to wy. Cf p ... hint!" m an w m ■ m h ] ftlR \ : -* ft- . t- »-• t ’ .*» \ 'v lt iiit 'i ■’ f.,1 \ • o.g*: ^ * , l k « l iMa look better i a ----- - N M i H • ... ./ I'./ I. / Tl .-i S i r 18 ' \ |T fysm r : T tr W .w f t . . , %,sg<tt. Ilf i! u hit .283 at Toronto and reported only two of his last eight starts. to the big time with an ailment. But three uf the loilng games He hit only .212 at the tail end were, .In order, a shoutout by but came to Ilf* after a stow Howie Pollet, a 3-1 defeat by ■tart. He le rugged and only M Boston and a 2-1 loss to Ken Ita Granny Hamner at ehort led fentberger. tho league in double plays with Robin Roberts won two of his 101, Ilk ranked fifth In fielding last six starts but two setbacks among’ tho shortstops but he hae ware 2-0 and 1-0 games. Curt that necossnry first full year un­ Simmons, the $06,000 bonus der bis belt. Playing every game, beauty, won only four games but lie hit .2(13, including six homer*, he was hot as a relief hurler at four of the four bagger* came In the end. This could bo hie year. September. Willie (Pudd)n' lload) Jones, Jim Konstanty, who failed with the prrennlul tinnklo sltioe his the Reds and tha Braves, tt 33 first trial nt Clearwater, Fla., It) has Iqrncd out to bo an excep­ 1947, too, has Ida first full cam­ tional relief nee. \ paign behind him. Hr lilt only He won nine and lost flva In IRa .246 last year hut hU lU liopie first full year. Over one spell runs serve uh h wutnlng to op-- last year he had nllowed one run losing pitcher*. He led the team In 13 innings while picking up n runs drlvon liumo In Septem­ three decisions. A strapping right ber with 19, three more than En­ bander, ho hae caved many nis games. Sawyer’s catching appears adeThough brothocu last fall by quato In Andy Semin inlck and Ui* a bad back, vuteran Hank Borowy youthful Stan LOpata. HI*' plteb •ays ha le hack In shape and hopes ing isn't too bad* cither. Rate ~ lo bettor hi* 12 victories of 1949. Meyer was the team’s team hottist Mark down the name of Emory iltehrr at, tha end, d, winning pis (Bubbs) Church as possible hXibs ust six start, and anothor game In Sawyqr’a plans for a thilSe in relief for seven straight. He piaco finish or hlghbr. Bubba had began September with a 10-8 re­ a 16-8 recurd nt Toronto and led cord and finished with 17 and -8 th* league with a 8.33 earned run Veteran Ken Hclntxelmun may average. He to.viod 16 complete have Hied at the end for ho won games, Including thrcp shoutouts. i t g of , Has DiMaggio recovered completely from the heel,ailment that kept hlm-eut-df the lineup In-hlr.*"— ---------------. — . team’a first U j m m last year? 11M# atuon, had a bad year. Tha Has l l i u reehvared from a I hop„ Q, lho Rwl< hlngo on hla shoulder injury that relegated i return tiTflrut. tiig cat to. pinch-hlttlng rh I At Pasadena, Calif., the Cblragu only during the stretch drive* White Sos are wondering about Ilna Hrnrlch recuperated from a Gun Zcrnial. Eernlal was leading shoulder injury that caused him the American League In battl-g to play out the 1940 season In a until ho broke his collarbone max­ corsetT _ ing n shoe strong catch In Cleve­ Tha St. Louis Cardinals, who land. like tho Yanks, train at 8t. Pet. At Lakeland, where the Detroit •rsburg, nlso have several question Tigers train, the brain trust will marks. These Includo first base- be watching sophomore outfielder men Nippy Junes and Steve Hilko, Johnny Groth Groth, an early ■bortatop Marty Marlon and third season sensation last year, broka baseman Eddie Kaiak. Ills hand and missed tho final part Jones Is recovering from a back of the campaign. the Phil*. At West Palm LBeach, _ ____ ____ operation. Hilko has unujrgonc a leg operation. Kaxak has had an delphla Athletics have two import* PjN “ ankle operation. Marlon has ant question marks In Jpitcher Marcnlldon und outflrbliter Harnvy rhronlc hack trouble. had shouldThe Philadelphia Phils, condi­ ty. .............................. tioning at Clearwater, will cen­ er touhfe Inst year and lost three ter their attention on Eddie Walt- games and won none. McCosky, kus, first baseman, shot by a de­ who sports n .301) plus life time ranged girl In n Chicago hotel batting mark, was out all of last last year Woltkii* has been at season with n spine Injury. Not all the question marks In­ the Phil base for some time and reports himself In shape. How volve old ailments. For Instance, ever, he has a light on his hands, the Cleveland Indians, who boll since manager Eddie Sawyer has out at Tucson, Arif., will try to find out If msnnger Lou Boudreau, said Dick Sister has the Job At Tampa, where the Cincinnati second l|S*emnn Joe Gordon, tt.Al Red* will train, the No. 1 brow- baseman Ken Kellner nnd pitcher wrlnkler is Ewell Blackwell, lanky Bobby Feller ran return to their championship form of 1048. sldenrm righthander. Other training camps have their Blackio, who underwent a kidney operation before the start of the worries, loo If Sanii ki mute the grade the •’•"'I"' "'••• ,'s v u solid outfield. A perk ut Hie ln.it month of the It'lit -lasou, wJo n Hie Phils hurl­ ed lurk one chnllrngr lifter an­ other In gniii third plarc, shows that Ennla hit .384 In the homextrvtcli ami (hit Ashhurn came to life with .333. Tholr final figure* were .302 and .284, re­ spectively. If Hunickl fails, Sawyer has the happy problem of playing •liber of two southpaws swing­ ers, Bill Nicholson or Dick Slslpr,' In right field. "Slider, however, has the fltst base job," say. Sawyer. "Eddie Waltkus will have In win It b#«k. Young Dick wax one of our Improved players last season." The veteran Nicholson hurt shoulder lest season but th wax nothing with hla bat _ wrong n$ s ’In “September. int ' He nit .111 the last month. The Phllllos Jus Just seem •bound with bright second baseman Mika Gellat. Lynah, chairman af Tompt! OPPOM IR R ^ ^ IR !- ■ t& M m ii j t mm iit .l I Gubhouse G ET fM J ,• l a w . riKTJ; rae ^ '4 Colon II^Arkancaa NEW YO RK. Feb. 28. - f/p). — Major league baseball’. 1930 spring Iriia iN Meson opens teimrrow and each of tho 16 eenfP itt«j wOf hodMkifeeMtine "quealion reefL" * » xs ■ The world champion New York Yankee*, for instance, anxiously will be watching Joe DiMufgio, Johnny Mite and Tommy Henrknv®4 through (Heir paces. GR AN D JU N C TIO N , Ttnn., Peb. 28— id’)— The National Champion­ ship’s long and cardful trial to pick the nation's No. I blrddog r- went Into its stretch drive here to da .in e po list one more pointer remains * ij to shuw after today’s cast. And I he winner, barring an axtra aer­ - -: ies, will be named tomorrow. Thirty prlia blrddogs, Including the four called up today, have made their bids for the national title, the prestige that goea with It. and a $l.0tM)-nlus phrsa. . Today's morning brace paired Dr. Rohln, owned by Grant Hpurmaii of Mt. Carmel, III., and Mar­ velous Jack, owned by C. L. Little of Joplin, Mo. Roger, owned by Euclid Clauasen of Augustu, (in., was paired with Fast Delivery, n pointer owned by A. G. C. of New York City and All**Is, Ala., In the afternoon hunt. Ye*teiday’s running put a fine quartet of hunters on the Amr« 't »’'X Plantation's lilrdy Acres, hut the dogs spent a frustrating day. Only lone survivor, owner by Dr. E. RCalami' of Jonesboro, Ark., looked sharp, and Ida performance wasn't up to n national standards. Survivor was braced with Pala­ din, another A. G. C. Rage entry, in the afternoon hunt. Nclthrr dog was on game In his first hour. Paladin hud trouble with his nos«, .............. American Aabeing charged with two unpro­ ductive points. pricau Dan OCoaneil, inset.^^U^exgreeted t« solve tha Ptiuiaa’ The morning brace teamed Mic­ key's Village Hoy, owned by J. D. Itovlck of Mucle, Ind. and Oak Creek Queen, owned by P.o-y Ktonc of Rpokano, Wash. Both worked u hlu slow for thl* hot competition. By FR A N K KCK AP Nawaftoturea 8port* Editor 3* ,|ar ’r : !*° h •f'urMBincni.i, k«|,| Uiurr 1 " be n« official objection. L< m y-'i �, . - .......... - 1*1* Still In Existence , At* Nawafanturaa ST. R O N A VEN TUR K, N. Y . _ The famous Tel** mermaid with which riiitica* T. Bamum mad# « tni:ill foitune a century ago ami which is credited with «U rttnir him an the road to fantr- a* a showman ha* bean brought to ligltl again. Thu preserved oddity believed to l*c nt I('tint 127 yearn old, ha* ..U u ViMtl. liiua.it, and arm* of a felnnV iiuoikcy na o*/Ye a fi«h. It wna acquired by a Franeiai-nn friar, Fr. Ircnaeun Heraeher, OKM, librarian nt St. Hnnnvcnttire Colleje in New York State. Father Irenauus re­ reived it a* a gift from friend* who bought it at an auction of the Stanford While Collection in New York City. The Fejee mcituaid is now .Vi tea* than two fcM long. Originally, it* length waa closer to thfec feet, t.nt It Ims shrunk amt has Inst part of it* tall, Itnrmini acquired the mermaid In the 184(1’* from Moses Kim­ ball of the Boston Museum, who In turn had bought It from u m •................................. ... •allor. T h e aallor’a father, a MO captain, purehaied it is IM S fro m a group of j i a m t i tailor*. When It waa exhibited in London in the same year, hhndrdda fld tk ed to view tho curio. & •Heal iju p E s ta te For H a l* — 3 Wa both lose when you don’t hrlng your prescriptions to L A N K Y ’S. Phone 1M . ________________ HERALD Want Ads Article* For ttale — 5 Fur ItatuUa Now available. Latest model HighSpeed Floor Sander for rent. Everything to tomplcto a first Class ,ob. Cull or come Into SBNKARIK Glass A Paint Co. tig -lie w . 2nd________ Phone ago T U X E D O FEEDS; Complete line. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Stoic. SINGER M ACH INES, new A used. Terms. .118 E. fithflb Ph.1024. FLORIDA giant pepper plants. , Leo Butnor, Phun* 258-J. SW a P SHOP — 40r» K. 4lh St. We Buy, Sell or Trade most anything.__Phono HI8-J. Tha fullawfag ralaa S**lr la all Waat Ada publish** la The Oaafont Herald i I i |i„r IJe grr lia r la rtrlloa n llm rs I t r are lia r laaarttaa 0 iliiira at prr Her laaerttai -•0 limes Oa e*r liar laarrllaa -V*> a rr liar (nr I n r l r 1’ra tra rl M i r warta to lha liar. Ilaublr rata far Mark far* <a*a. PHONE 148 Waal Vila Mill hr arrreltrt n «rr tbr Itlrebnar wa a i a ,>■multi in . rharar II roar aaata I* ll.iril la thr talrphaae book. •a rrlato lor Ihla arrsmmedalloa tbr ailtertlarr la rseerlld to ear M'«n<etlr. la orasr far us I* r r n ir r tbr brat possible ■ rrtlrr, all Waal Ada mast be la oar nfllrr aa Ibr da* briar* eubllrallaa, 1/2 II.P . electric motor 1800 rpm, 110-220 V. 0.11 I I .P. Firestone otithouiil, good «* new. 0 laying hens, lliitld cultivator. Photic J H n -J -_ 1116 W . 261 h. To F T H O U S E T R A I L E R on Coun­ try Club Road. Box 1M , laike M a ry , F lo ._______ * „, R fR o sfc fffe Poreclafn Ranges; guud coudltilon. Pi ico vefy rea­ sonable. Phone 6B8-M. I’lrase nulll* aa lasairdlatslf II aa rrra r occurs la soar ad. Wa raaaat br rragaaalbl* lar a u r r I baa oaa la ru rrrrl la r r tUna, t*u 1 . ■. r THE , SANEORI) , HERALD - T tja r Ry Alley t tone' n t pu< m a n * H t i r R A N V J O M A N 'A fisAct mail in d & No m e M P ID N ' V*AMT M E A FtM D ttV O U T wdMAAt i MA , A W . •f ljr i TH E BANFORft MgNMrS KDITMMHB According to general belief, the mermaid waa the handwork of a tireless Japanese. Bamum him­ self waa aware that cortaln Japan­ ese artists manufactured a great variety uf fabulous animals, and he later admitted hla mermaid was "no doubt . . . 0 specimen of that curioua manufacture." But he liked Its realism. It* “ mouth was open, Its tail turned over, and Ita arms thrown up, giving It the appear­ ance of having died In great ago­ ny." To offset incredulity in mer­ maids, Bamum worked up a series of newspaper stories stating that a Prof, (iriffln, “noted Hutliority on anatomy," had found this particular speci­ men, helievad It genuine, and was bringing it to New York for exhibition. Bamum then engaged n special hall, hired a bogus "Prof. Griffin." To view the oddity cost «ftc. The huge throng* that came to •we tho Fejeo mermaid assured 'hr future rfreus man that he had ound a gold mine. ___ m J *NUZ \ \ (koU«OBE Bp TB* Well hr a lR» » rio4a Mail 4* B<« V. •. fM (HP*•t , SANFORD, lier wish the United Statp* would stop making rubber out of patrolcum. They rate tho synthetic Indu*try a leal Ihrenl In their future. Most up-i't I* (iient Britain, hard pressed as it Is for dollars. It counts ruhla-r the No. 1 dollar earnei <d the so-called stalling bloc, the group o| coiiotrles ti»*l to Biltain’s eurreiiey, !he pound slerling. I u*l year the product.of nibts-r plantations in Malaya ami Ceylon uml olhei .ipole enrneil ns many dnllai* for the sterling areas a* <liil all nf Itiltuin's ninmifnrturcd gtaols. Recently the British Rub­ ber Development Board set up a hill can in Washington to pro­ mote grentei sale* In America. Far Eastern growers are cooperating The British are said to lie sunu’**hut skeptical of the ‘‘nutiunm security" angle of (Ids country'" synthetic program. They uro re­ ported to fiei the prime purpose of riminlainitig mil synlhrtle plant i* in keep a .•onipetlllv,i sword ilnngliiig <>x*■• foreign producers heads -o they can’t liike the prices Yet |i*••-.■-ill l ’ . S Inxx m illm rizrUrn Piesldeiit meieli In l,ia‘|i la "taiiil-by i-omliiioii the bulk of Hie <■■86.11011 lmi>.' -yolhettc capneity ion*ideied i-**i'iitlnl to security n * Faelots nthei liiao mandatory Mint ml have held U. S. use of synthetic high, as — > U h l.I* \ v \ N i r . n B idish leaders did will a con­ fession on this Sion- during the "dollai et i»is” conference in Wash­ W A IT R E S S wMilled tp p l) 'I. i -m ington last Heplemliei. To open I bill, Tuui-hton’* l" morningii.___________ the way fm* lieuvlei »nlc* of oatoial iiibbfi, our gevumninlit 9— W O R K W A M 1-.i i Hhorlly afterward retbiceil pre siiibed ryntliellc production, We TO DO YOUR roofing nud paint. al*o indicated we would buy mop- 1»||»% H ill. 4 ( Mu', 11|lf' iVtH-ufa . | MU rides l’BONE - -- 1 4 4 4 VLLLOVV CAR CO. ] A re you the m an w ho said, "There's no such thing as a good used car"? •xp> 11, don’t itgiee, State Farmer*} Market lilt MU I'Pite f IV M need. Soup In school nr limn! UNITED LUMBER COMPANY lunches for children .should he Itssalr, remodel or rt-ro o f . X° now. l.ot us show you no accompanied by n hearty snnd- aoii.s <a*v ll Is und*r »T IA Ittfs ffo. t yvich with protoin filling and a Noihlng down— Ihrra rears ^JJ crisp salad so that the meal; sr^TIS French Av«au» P t will meet children’s neciU in, protein, calm It*, vitamins not T h * T H I N K I N G F E L L O W minerals. (h a Three types of soup are sug-| gestetl a* most nourishing: t ’ cream suups, reinforced with, sta rt n hea rty m eal n t the hot added milk products stub n* dr1 , •up that cheers between meats. milk, evaporated milk or grated I natural iiddicr fiom sterling areas B ut n stu rdie r, th icke r, m oru cheese; 21 thick meat or fish for military stockpiling. pourlsldiig .«ou|i {• -uirtr.'-Ud is— -.tf.tpy— -mth— ccTretiyhtm— nird- rirr, dixit ex R t lt im o IIIIIJ lilt i JL Many expert* are doubtful how­ soup is to lie the only hot dish noodles, inacntonl or other ceiever. that any of this will really at a meal especially for growing enl 21 H o u r S e rv ic e products; III t.’i/cj .ijyrr.i >y do Britain much good. Theoretic­ children Too much liquid In soup peu soup, which is eapecinliy ‘ ally Far Enstern growers enn sell served along .,1th milk to drill t."i*lv if nimle wltti ham lame m " e have tru n k aervlre pel hap* another 60.080 tons nf niav In- so filling Um l m iiu io n | ..ait pork and flavoiftiT vegetal,les i l i l k 'i Am lira o rv le a atatlaa nd'hor m our markets. But men yvill not want other foods they I like tomato, onion nn.l celery. |J W k *M IIK t U t . A M i l MT. in tlm trade say thi* could he nr*tinged only if American users weie willing to outbid other eountlie- by oftciiug higher price* for a ......loci already in short supply. W.,11,1 consumption of nnUiml rulihei i, at an all-time high, sit ound 2i, per i-enl above prc-wai B'dl*. Yet (oreign pimlucer* sllll lesenf the sizeable chunk of total nibliei output leprescnteil by U.H syntlietic iinuiufiii-tmc. They know they have the capacity to turn out even Mime if they can solve theii pt edm l ion pi olilcliis. I'm-,ideal Truman'* leeent nil* Miiul>i j/iu/V r In i » l i i o k i i i fj i m i i n u l i■rri iithi f u r u I„■> H-pmt |o CnngtesH esllmuted ........ I " u n t il n n " . ) no hn i t il l h iin ifh I m u , iil l l i i n i i i . r It'll, world output of natural till*. Ini at I , IHII.0IMI lop*, flip pm J/in* n n i ’ l tim l t h r till iir m im l rn lm unu m in i | nil dmei-. wile Malaya will* 076.IMIO H i " r 'ii " i an ii I hi i t ' s '-in n u r h I hi m i tin n if mu/ "is.*. #/ l,ae. and Indian- m with 126,888 ton lli.t total u oi Id capacity was It , 11 hi. r hi nh nil' ;/n U mi l n ' | i .i i n hn r , ** , i , , p ,,f ,i nl 2,126,0118, mil* Malaya fig" ii .- i i / i-ni-.x" I h n l l/nli i n i i ' I l n l ) i lull III: i . . . i n i . i I lull oi,-,| ai *68,000 |,,n* and Iniloltesin '10,1,080 /("•A ii mnl i ' i ' f n l m i l l fu i f m in , r , ** h n t h r 11 ’« *r • In , n What keep- linn output ilawil HI l ln i l l l lnintlUUi liii.niinnn u I nnu l i n n , rim / u , II win ii demand i* *o high? The t"In* I t'olly-er, piesiileiit ti 1 II F I .....Ii ii'li k'o, says foreign glowers ate Inefficient. He urges iiimc imaleiti management anil the planting uf lilghe* -yielding rubt'i-i tiCev, The best of the*c, lie 'ay*, can nveiage 1688 pounds of iiddiei an ai re, ngaiioit an over­ all nxcinge of lull for all grnyvmg Mien*. iiitiei- lav gieui stress on daming. All wmk giftlraulceil os In age md to have been done lo planmaterial and «oi kman-hip. ■all n I,x the .lapanese invasion Price* leasonuldc, ioiitm-1 mo -a Hi.atlu-ast Asia. for csiiinalc on work. •’ W. still others hlmne inefficient Bellamy, P. (I. Iluv 1 1 1It, San­ d->1 pun-lives stemming fiom tile •*\ M in i ii v r v r i : r u i u F i h ford. M itiH ir r ....... .. political tiniest affecting i i i : im >u t ISO. u*> aitni populations in Asia and tho A L L TY P E S of bulldozer work, i ll* follow 111if |»» k'FH luptiiUut reasonable tales Free estimat­ tin* l***il.|w .ft D ip S.iiltnrtl NtuU- *a, t I lull millet inis needed fm l tiii ii i *ii * Mat k4*t fur |iri$4llu«r leuiment of raw rubber have es. David E. Caipenter, l’lmns hi Trm k r r » >uul |h*aters uu to I.,-, a , ui vc oi vuhslamlaiil. IXOH-M I I* \\ IVI». 11. v Wliali-xei the iea«ons. pmilur* Itr itlit*. Ti'iiitef m nji’li, Itutt *lln ' SAVE MONEY on fine wnlili nmlj nriitliul 11pt, (3 till * 3.S5 11 -a i n l keeping pace Measured M i jin*, dock icpniring I '•TI••*»* II.mutea'll d use ill lln- late 18th cellI •Itiii Mu ll|$r, |u imj • i Shop, 1700 Snnlm.l \vc M* -i i*** | uni, in even a decade ago, roll, Toh Jt» 11i,r i ;i .,u -* m . oinpiton in eolonsid A0C1HtATK s|.... I i >11>-1 Will ;u ! Hurl h !*"? Ill'll. I JS - I Oil la 1*in thi- i-iiaiilix i "Ojiimml fept lempoi iii v m pin I i um 4 dMqiU. " I I* II , I III*■ I llfl at,mil o I .till... Ml work. Pimm 11 I I I; •'•'• l.n ' n . II Ik • 1,4' mini Ion,, of l lltda'i I Illfl-.U . I i -ii i : Mi - .1 mi ,11,i,l 1,1 "f a pound pel pci sell 111fu*|N 12— > Spot m l M T 'ii-e u - - I 2 *'ill'll i -111* fc Uu IU k U . I t.Vu • 3 U6 >x,,w i t - 268 times llait f it; tn - -. and Mi pei cent alaive tin liigiie-,1 \ ♦’It’l l , T R A C T U lt WORK. Pimm- |Uf.J 11•»)11•i» f i t ,\n Ji l.kui. 11 13 -3 10 I'M- will level, I'ei tupito u-e Is for fi L‘u Diititiiiiti's. lack Hui*- ***-h't V ! Il «'|| I- K I.MII. 13 3m «3T3 ii mind It pounds today. * w$j|t|.iiit Uu M-klf t| 13 •i.3f» I Ii looks like thelp's going to tie -J !!L _ _ . , Ii *■1*1*1 P ry |*4MK J, A i ,„mi for everybody. Fluor Sanding idnl Finishing: All I 'l l (li’ltr’iitHMit Hill l«.f*0 • 3.!»0 Oak Flour, laid, minded and I ffilmiw. 1 finished ,iI Um iig ld jiriee, E J-'. filcvmi*. Tele V H I-ll-4. P A t> > wife time and effort, a variety of canned soups, and nlsu some dried soup mixtures, ar* on grecory shelves. All good cooks SOUl* S U G G E S T IO N S know, too, that delicious soup may be brewed at home from in* expensive materials, such as tlm also as an afternoon rdek-up or dried beau* and peas now In By till U f R IIIOSSAT a bedtime nightcap, tno U. S such plentiful supply. NEA Staff Correspondent A thin s o u p like broth or eonN E W YO R K _ ( N E A i — Far Department of Agriculture auggc»(s. To save to* limricd housv- somnte make* an a ppetizer *.o En*tern grower? of natural ruh- Si uk • nit i‘ i 'i 'fin III I u m nn * r< n i hint m u nl I ' l l l I I h iTij in u m l i i r n r r t h i s In i m m - m I t . t i n r in i n n u rn Hi nsihlit I tnr, ini i hinm hl n i n i , IV h y not n n i n mi in I mi n ii f MERCURY * U S fO C A R * SPECIALS OF 41 CH EVR O LET THE WEEK I 1949 MERCURY F0RD0R SEDAN COUPE I ' l - •I .‘Ml ' I IM " - I till « nti)i11- it r litit«tiirs*t llliifi » ‘l*,ii 11 IftH'lr .111*1 fill Mf I- i'll S. D. T U D O R N« « $496 *,H >81,1 SI,795 « | |l| lllll.t II' l-on.l < Mci. |t ,i nit h 11> u . it. I'HrlM ii Jjf IIk I' II ♦*v M.t.n. 11. *♦t.*$. Mitt's 11* Mcit t i' it t, **f *x W lillr IV .i|| I’lfs/s titul <•1111*r 3t**i I'tiiin *i t •I .♦! 1942 P L Y M O U T H tl t j ^595 YOB C A N F IN D 9 < 1 H R *U S EP C A K S* Af VOID? At f R (_ U WY f H A I f k ’ f Hunt Mercury Co., Inc Hired)) H A S T H H S T S T U K ICt* Vltiihn I-'ruin It I 'l l O M : I.VV1 O/AHK IKK By Frun Htrikur ■ t fm KsfitV Mu H*kt» IJ.MI 1 i't PlStiKHM ANI Live bait for I . t ' 1" REPAIR SklRVlCK Ihit 111ll * sat* from f, A.M, till 0 PM daily, R A D IO . Tim I i ’ ih , F ie ,trh- limi* Pol« I s I Mi Lit, M.tM" f 1*V«« ..... Anything •-1, , t r i<,, l Oni| m• a* r % tUM W. 2ml St. K.ttll Jmwrite Bill Ita ive y, I'lmne V I8 -J h t .l **i !»♦.« Hull- $X *hi j ii o > a a n i 0 S E fi I ’lfilN fTU R E :i-piece or P.O. Box I Iff7. Snnfuid. Serv- H.|ii * I* living room suit— $60.00. Twin I— FOR KENT — I }• * II., v ll*t Il|ir. J|:*“ ill* at it* ln>l TllM.fl** »•*•*l*h iiiMlroom suite iind studio coin h. i / ikii » 11116 Dougin*. Ave. Plimir 272- NEW F L O O R S *urlai-ed in per- i *,?l. WK l,AKA A F A T M K N T U Rooms *lin k I find Hierro. 118 W. First Street. X.T oi 120(1. feetiup Old f|i>.i, made Ilk* ' i *i•*U i«u tnMlMv Ll ku < I'l lit H Plum* uni W. lieu l-i.ii lung, th lilting A 'xnv •■GOOD'antl BAD" Mid Ing. I ’.u liilile laiwer pi,ml 5 2 -' It*. * 11 J • Ill'll IMNli for m il, *ii|tahle for Used llahy Bed uml vein itiiim ie m n in Seinimde • M t.’.'h Mai (less culiiiiel shop or hiibiness. 608 I * • IIob 43 County. II M i ilea inn, l.ake Sligiitly used Maple Miipln A veiling, Plume* 1200. \ iilt'IH Mi , Marv Platform Rockei i . inti ti iiltfri* tin * |41 PART of my homo, with or with- llcg. $4.06 Magazine Racks in 11nil F tn illlltlR K II"X iz *< 3 • I* out kitchen privilege.* to couple 2.06 Now ■ . . . . . , , ,,t ., it,? t* » ' Hair* ami Service two iiionihti nr longer, iltti Mug- Reg. $70.06 new Sofa Red 6W.1T> ’ F in lm t tiMined iinnllfied H n f|t i •11111, a**7 iHU'kofii " H.h i' __ni'lia Ave. •Phone tflBj_ t|.$i mi I lii* .'ItllltoHl Him r* I**t» tm 1 Reg. $120.06 New 2-pc. vice Men. y .111-, i’i1 811.ll,r. Living Room ;>ui(i, N EW , large, furql'thcdj’ lwn' room \| tr k* i I n til tin list ml mill F'*M I l l l . l IIA IIO W A R K CO, v .. ii |im« (I* Ally «M i »tnin**,l * • opurlmunt, permanent couple. Spi-rlalT New !l-pe. Red 161 |{. F lrs l Phone 8J ♦)r *• Room Suite, Cull Sluing, H<-rot11o*l porch, garage, private i *1 1 111,111 l*» F u ll t|*Mllly is*111••**. Mattress and Pair Pillows 110.06 V"A 1,1, 617 for llnliery, (ienuiMtm h'w 1ih hdtli and rntrnntu. Itepiy Box ,iii |iili*>n lym lfil and Slni ter set vice. Swain's Free headboard W, c/o Horalii, __________ Hprciull I la It cry Service, HIM W. First and Hollywood lega with N EW lakeside collages, fully urh HL _ purehase at ragular prlre furnished, all convenience*!, availK E R O S E N E -F U E L O il fur hmne*. of Box Spring and mat­ In |i,.- i'" ,ir t " f *li» ('" " lity .1tula* I able Mar, 1st. $00.00 A $70.00 Hrm lrm lr C n u lllr. Klnrtitii. I" tress. Call A lvin odluim, Sinclair Re­ per month. I*. 0 Box M l, HanI'rnlisis fining Co. I’lmne 11168. Reg. $7.06 High C h a irfordf F lsi ? » ____ . In is Ls la ln of New ....... ..... 6.00 M A S S A tiF , Swe.lish uml M edi­ F ra u k li ttlilpp JlltrtiH I, I ■«-- «•«*>— ■' 2 ROOM apartment amt hath for T i, All I'rs d lliu s and t 'n » " » - . Come in ’and oaa our cal. F o r evening appointment: couple only. No dogs. 117 Lau­ I I h v I iiu , Islnis nr llrninm ls A u » i " - ' "Good Bad^'ro id and Bad” :rm>m. call Ibwotliy West, 1100-W. Oh 0I I X a l m rel Avenue. II. K. Cochran. . 'v F L O R ID A ■e Outlook Dim For Hintfl To Housewives Natural RubSer Warm and welcome, especially In eold weather, soup flta Into Market In U. S. family fare not only nt nicule but . .S 'f l WE •SCARCELY 0A TTC O A E Y E -O A W L N IG H T c# L J in In town, fa rina — a B e/o ManUd. K W rite O^E*4 t/ l-m iT ' Evaanda Motor good rumttng condition. $36. W. J. Morrison, Jr., 7# Pin* I L , Phona office 1182, t o i * 7M-J, Florence, Maas, 1— 6 h.p. Flreston* Klckar; sllghtRtr; an 5 A C R E S land, small Ph. priced nt ««6.00. well, 18 mlI**i.Rgyi $1200,00. ‘ F I R E B A L L or T rip le Poln*sett la Park Av*. road and aidtwalka. Contact imnr a C u t- r s a •had*, CUB wA*yai>-» ft homa, ae Meat lot) fAGT/.ilLVlR'd Wf CAU R tA 'II V Srp(— V iilAT ROLh W l’l l L I Notice fu . SUY, S E L L A ’ T R A D E lltliro, W lla o n -M a ia r-F u rn l- cluh or eonVi owner, ^ h o * , 811 10. lit. n o n * 988. if i, h ,>oii,t thr i-slills nf F n irik ls Hhli'l; xtlii lii'll itxi’i'Hsrd, lals of s it" I 'mini v. In the I'u u n ly Jllilau ...... . U m inty. Florida, a l 18'; itt flei In ili« court lioiiso of Slim C ounty m Hanford, Florida , w lllm i rlslii lalsnda r ititmlhs from th" lino of Hi" llrs l imbtli at loo of ltd* III,til". I'tsi It elalin u r dsmaiol sli»H tin In wrlttnw- and shall sla t" it" Ilian- „f [■■■ldrni-« amt post utfl " address of tin- claim ant, and shall trr . w .im i t" by Ilia rla lnia nl. Id' lUIMii ,,r 111" w llnriiny. and anv such elalrn nr dntnuml nut so f d " ‘ shall lia void. D ra g line, iiuilduzer, dump truck, muck, fill dirt, shall and clay by load or job. Contaat Cubsted A Raulerson Contractors, 100 E. Now York Ave., DeLand. Phono 46ll or 286-W. LAW N M OW ERS S h a r p o W O r . tlao M UMne cycla* repaired, l-ock Kay (I. W. Hiram nr work. I'rum jit Serv lea, H . W . As ngl’I'UIUI ainciltur Nl of Htv th*_laisli w ” ilt " . .,. ,*ml Shuman, 310 E. 4th St, nsiHiipi.ui "f F ra n k la Hhli>|i TssiaiMsnt .M ililjill. dscsassd, ll. iO T lC fr ‘ TO .H A N FO ftD H O M E OW NERS - l * lly H u y U u m \ f iiAtr •vy.vii ' ' - i ' h iu m h ! Wl,i( 10004r ot 6 ',/ -||.Ait WF. CANT GEf fdt AWiKlV COV.C ON: MAN NU/J IIF0 Fil K Of A", ll Gl. f 6IM SIC- Rf.Y.ly ) ( cot OF lirpf Let L. B. M ANN N U R S E R IE S of U k a Monro*. Supply you with Ornamental scrub* auch as, Lfguatruiu, Ar* moonver p rivet, o a r d a n la, Podocarpua, Viburnum and Cocos Plumoia Palma, to beautify pour home. To those who do nol have the ready cash to pay in fun, we can arrange that by a-down payment of twsnty-ffta percent and, balance In five equal month- MU* ''••>' nl l’t t » - b to I I 11 fOU A p i.iil-1 ) x u 01 ailm lnTatiatiji ‘ ‘F V r r r ; of t ' f i I I ’ n * w iI\ S MICKKY A10U8B By Walt Dlttney T e w aw % >. '^••\ tS A S u R S 1 LU x E i T M O O O r t f " | (3 n t 55, ll r1 M-nOEM .TCr'C tng' ,x 1*V; N T .1 u 1 4( ^ *3 1 3 t ^ H A U N T20 a — i 1 ■y„ -. N-. xX v: | - ........f r : fejr—: r\"' • .a**i» t ^ x >• -j i , ’ v I ■ ' >» " g>•., W,., / , ,*• ■• '*. p i ,'T1(% • a 1 , 1 •$■ f m a ; • ~?i Nu “■•’•*■ l.02><= v :.s 7 ■A tm b \\ \s •! ... 7 7 -7 / y j **_• x\.\3 a - . f . r F_'7 M jR P iH V T5 ^ d«jfx? 1 etfsSraxT HOUSE ! i t ^ e i!it By l*a*il Kubiiuon • M iV 'ig P ft D o u n x a o A tg iI | |T w'Ciiagoguti.' * « g g o a a t t .- \ . . Q E. \ And C U ^ h IHK r^MfY, M v'W/ AND .1/ h VVHATA NflHVff.* * iA r a x n « v t .., l-/ \ •• jiM»rno» ocwst-J m you ah « h r rNVTOp. 1 . I -*\ rAccr hou/ ' a m d io ii " s s u * Q u a t .r « / va wwnr Mij cr* Tocrcx ocevr nao.^ k? p ; J ’W * ' wask-a*•••'!*. : 1{■'j '9’*/,*f;Vvjr,^Vi *\ T l\ ' a ff"- j*V» f.m -.-fWFlW V.'.'ll All l * , N IIT U 'H T O CM K IM TO M H III II" . I'liurt nf tha C ounty Juil >Heiolnrih, I ’u u nly, Florida. I" I'riiliais In . u i lltliile uf M a ils >1 I'm -karil. flai<sasa<l To All ttrsdllors and I'arsen* lla vln a rla lm s nr ■'•mamU Aaalnsi Hald K slnla; You amt •aih uf yua are heiet.y nidified mid nutulrsd to presenl any claims and ilamuiida will, yuu. ny all* sith a r uf you. m ay buy* ' ........ ....... against ths ita ta to ..o f L ls itn M I ’a rkard. darxaaad, lata nf lla m u shlra I'u u n ly . Maaa., to lha I'nuniy Judga nf Hemlnola County, Florida, •j hla, of fir* in tha euwrt home nf said ( ’iiunly at Hanford. Florida, w llh iu idsht calendar rnonlha fro n ths tlm* >if tha firs ' publication of this notIr*. K a rh claim a r dama-i l ahull lia In w ritin g and ahalt atate tha p la t" nf raa lda nr. and po-l offlra addresa of tha clatmant. and at,all bu . n ilt.l to 1“ th* lU ln U I . hla a g -n t. or hla atlornay, and am aitrh claim or danuthd not ao filed As j iti O ip, - ' It l.iiiox tit S I o in*i i -•!D u n ‘V III AM IIlf,NIC • xV.'-* f.lMiNU M in . II N y‘i l ’ 3 t i 1" Vim uml iiai-h " f yml » r » tisu-in ilR I.A N D O M m ning Sentinel, O r ­ in .U U ,,I amt rro u lrn l l " prr*"",' lando Evening Star. Call Itulph nnv >lii I ms anil dainanils will* u ; • Phone 127 Ray, 1 1 U6-.I, ynii III r lt lir r of ....... m a r lu'>« 208TI0 E. IstSt. CLARK floor polisher, tike now. IU .IN D 8 mad* to retails for $<1V.60 Will sell for V E N E T I A N Lake Fro n t Lota on Cryeital Lake, order. Seminole Venetian Blind $2».6Q. Phone MO. i _ _ _ _ gitod shade, city w alsr, elaeCo. 820 W. 3rd St. Plmno S ROOM hous* eniTfurniture at I ** A - Cllna, i amaaingly tlttlafpst — beat bar1102-W. ^ __ _________ ' Lake M a ry, Fla. V-Rtal E a U f Fur A ONOST R A /D iR ? l •-». ***.* • -U * Y , .* 1 , ,i - .! • - 1 | | �% I I V S ^ r. th The Sanford Herald * H 4 w ro w n herald W hat The Voters Said . banfobb -.^.7* mi* \:’ r > ■ ; 99 •• . . vA rf-V •• • * ■• • W ED N ESD A Y M AR. l. lt M . F l o r id a Giants Scout British Atom Spy Remington Wins Settlement From secrets secret information, lie knew (ho of l.os Alanine, N. M , where the first atom Lorn!, was. Ex-Red Accuser nrssnilili'if. ' | .. H -i i l l t t r t f u a f i n ihm i jt aallaaea r * M Fa*. oae> (CaatlaaeS PtN * F m * o*«> ball relic. J},r IM,o*. Club to con­ I About 55 of the 550 laiys In duct the drive for funda attain this training at the Glaat’s camp huvi f**1} The dull has actively parti* b#en assigned to Oladt faim rlpnteri In all phase* of the Cancer W ASHINGTON. March l~ (/ P ) tennn, and that there are uhout 5®*!*'*y altica It* Inception in San­ Described by the pinscrution a* N’ EW YORK. March I, - fA’i — Mrs. B. E. Chnpnmn hrad* “ill'llluslorril tnd itzhsmi d," Fuchs llir |ne«idcnl of ihc American four who are destined to go u lot ford. Hljrher. Wh?n new recr'ilt* Join the committee for the e|ub and the rummerre department official WII- nnnoiinctil utter the trial he had 1i-rdcMtion of Lil*or called today dul>« ther gem rally uppe.«r _ dm* drive last year was conil'ideil t>» llani W. Rrmlnaton has made an “nlso committed some rrimi ••cf,. ____ _____ lllemrnt of __ hl<* ' for "intiadral practical covirige" compared u m i*li i.airVuny-1 nairtY.ny..... ,-------- --to rxpci . . . . -----------A* B. Peterson with the co- oul-of-ectut tliNl.ntm slmuler stilt syainst ex* than the ones with which I nni ers. ho on Id. Asked niiout a young operation of all *(,<if<-u(• > { the l ‘ chsrwitr- HersitW tnr eo,ip,.fatH •*» fe.A »*f .'wwial-Settmty leguls* •'emmunift Hlirnlieth HrntUy and " ’ >ool pitcher who was , r - i 8**nOKila County bchoois, who .Jllgty mm. twi* olb.tr ilefendants. - — cently given s finOJiOft n,*j,.r collci'.etl more than 5 1 ,000, Ills attorney **u **^-»er,l»v lhal llir AM.'* William Green tracked leacne contract, h* warned againd . •* lw» J announced that Mrs. 5~ s y v = = ===,-.J * ” Remington received u “suh-tant'al that hU heavily accented woidv llii* irrpit It wills a strong hint that (nirli •‘folly'’, atailng that iio un­ sum." He declined to s|>eclfv Ihe ••■«oM scarcely ho heard hy the labor unions may lake idinn "to tried youth la wnrth that h iik H HZ, •►• aariM.se „t figure, . money, and Aalri that it gencraiiy inert ilieii own individual pro- lakes three to four years to Tlie New York Herald Tribune spectatcrs, lie inankwl the cnirt, saying rald.lhe umuunt war repor'ed lo l»e Meini nnlrss Conifrrts ads this develop a good plteher. iSwattsaaiig a . g Myr |B. 110,000. nave had ii fair trial." |lM*ehall Is now much livelier And The lord chief justice told Fur in w h i c h m u i n o u g h t 't i > n t c u r n c o u r n p n o m o w t ib r o l i c t w c c n U ie year. A llousc pmird hill is pendRemington filed his silt afler laslcr than in the old days, he niK in llie Sennlr. Miss llrntlcy. s ticlf-stvli.l fmmor he hail Indrayrd not only himself M* l l » r t w o , m i d w i n t h e I m la t ir o o f p o w e r . T h e L iiie r a lH f a r e d (tol'ili'd mil. Then a pllrher generRSsaa city, at7tSSi^1>*<r*11' spy courier, failed to pnhlirlv hut the country which hml extend- . " I inlay many union* a.- waif- ally won if he gnt n two run lean n o I m illy t h a t t h e y n e e m t o I k * d o o m e d , a m i t h e i n f e r e n c e in withdraw n charge that he be­ ed a friendly hand tn him when t h a t t h e | ic o p le w a n t n o h a l f w a y p a r t i e n . iiirf In see wrlial Congirrs rloes to and l hisacrifice ami hit-sml-iuii he fled Nasi persecution aaetlasiTsi, *• •■HUM longed to the Communist Party. S S w w L i u ? ! , * * .(* * re g a k ll. “ Yon have imperilled *.hp ilgln T h e " i f " t o I h * i n f e r r e d in t h i n : I f t h e d i f f e r e n c e n b e t w e e n icvnc llir liasir .Social Security werr much In use. Rat* Ruth Ills suit also named the National M W i < s t m l * . , 7 L >' " ? . M i l t s chuugril all of that dun In III* hnr.is t h e n in iH a n d i n t e n t l o n n o f t h e t w o p a r t i e n h a d B e e n m o r e 'Jim lure." Gj^rn told lire Senate Bioadcastlng Company and Ihe of asylum which this country ha* rim*, amt a* a result the ganm General Foods Corp., sponsor of a hitherto extended to political re. c l e a r , t h e r e n u lt o f t h e e l e c t i o n m i g h t h a v e b e e n m o r e d c - Finance Coinmillee. "I'liey cannot ha* more action today. In the *>ld television ahnw on which Mis* fugrex,” Lord Goddard said. Fuchs e iH iv e . t h i n in n o m e t h in ir f o r A m e r i c a n p o li t i c a l le a d c r n t o be trairained inrlelinilelj'. Many of day*, team* were limited lo 15 ^W EDNESDAY’, MAR. 1, loco Bentley made the’accusation Sept. arrived In Britain In 1033, ,< re IM im ie n players; today they may navo 4u fugee from the Nails, lie had hern l lints are in a strung position to 13. HMD. *> TO D A D t BIBLB~Vb r SK lip in May 16 when tha number is 8he nrvvioualy hnd made th e a member of tha German O m - f bargain coder lively fur plans In cut to 36. charge before a congressional com­ munlst Party since 1033. Chian^’s Bold W ords mrrl thru own tndivirlual problems. I gird Goddard told the prlsottrt: Mi. I.ntx’rt ln|d many Interest­ mittee. Testimony beforw a con­ "Y’ou have*l>etrayed tlw* huspling incidents about the round the revealed that a totul of 167'4 gressional laxly Is not sulijset to f e E L T i - r j * ar.i *,*" •*« blm and fji sennii 1 1 C h i a n * K a i - n h e k Im n m a n y f n iilt n , b u t n h o u ld b o g i v e n tality and protection given to you world trip that he took with tin* quarts of fresh milk nmf one case slander actions. I then enquire and you c r e d i t f o r H p e a k i n g p l a i n l y , l i e Im n j u n t m a d e t h r e e p r o m ln e n Nrw York Giant* uml Chicago of canned milk had been given to Remington was suspended from with the gios*est trrachery. wered God *pcaknth "txaxeui T w o a r e n o t n u r p r i n i n g , t liu iig li h e m a y n o t in? a b l e t o a c “ Dare we now give shelter to White Sox in 1013-i‘l. Noted 1* li’O needy families during the past III* loh In July, I IMS, pending u ”>■»• pcrrelvrth fleetest of luise limners, lie .vnj month. loyally Inveitlgalfon, and was re­ iiolitiral refugee* who limy !>e c o m p lin i i c i t h e r . H e p r o m in e n a N a t i o i m l i n t i n v a n i o n o f t iie pitted in a rare with a horse in Mrs. Miriam Itusirll, rhnirman instated In February, IP III by the follower* of tills, pernicious rreml, ( III n o n e m a i n l a n d , a n d t h e e x e c u t i o n o f t h e C o m m u n l n t l e a d ­ fiilifnrnln liefore the team* '.’in- of the Hospital Ucnrfit, tlmnkrii federal loyal! ...... r e v i e w hoard who may well disguise them*e|vi . T h l " "W O n d p l a n r e e a lln t h e o l d K n ir lin b • liarked for Jaimti, he revealed that Ihe club for it* coo|iernti»n In sell­ which rlcarrd iiim of the rliarge. and tilto the hand that feeds them? rour automobile accidents j„ en h ! ? ° r "You might have Imperlllwl ihe r ii|H * f o r c o o k i n g a h a r e . " H r n t c a t e h y o u r h u r e ” . Of t h e In his suit, Remington called lie lost live race “by a nose.’j ing tickets. The total sum turned « w o fd m one weekend, ihiilem Joel Field was nnnimnccil a* tlie over.li) the hospital fund lnc|ui|i'u MUs Bentley's accusation "untrue, friendship between this com'iy t w o . C h l a n g m a y Ikj n e a r e r t o e x e c u t i o n t h a n M a o . Itna crushed out in Florida higband the great American muihin'V new president of the Men'* Club; >33 for tickcls sold and cash ilonn- fal-u and defamatory." J h e t h i r d p r o m i n e h e in e v e n lo in l i k e ly t o f u l f i l , b u t b e Reports of the settlement were wlth whom Ills Majesty (the Kingi i.\ L. Person*, vico-|»re*ident; C. lions amount*! to approximately dMr’"* the same n n y n n o m e t h ln fi* i v h f r b n*> o t h e r b e n d o f a n t a t c b a n b a i l t h e iicniieisiin, Neel clary; E. M. Gallo­ >rt0 Mr*. Gordon Hwerney was confirmed hy Ida attorney. Rich­ I. allied. ' ' ’ H I * * ! 1h»t it bow reckless driv- a u d a c i t y t o u t t e r . H o r a i ls f o r t h e t r i a l , f o r w a r c r i m e n , o f "You have done trrepnmldw way tieasure and Cliarlci Morrison chairman of the ticket sales for ard Green. ■fc-lMdcqiisir li.gliwsys, bottle- S t a l i n . i harm both to this land nml tIn* s* song leader. Mr. Morrison led tlie club, t • . Olligf r v jfft t fi faulty United State* of America mid you hist night in group singing, acMemlxM's were icmlndcd of C h l a n g a t l e a n t h a n n o t h i n g t o lo n e . I ’ u n l u d t o t h e e d g e o f did it ui> your -tnUmierit 'how* jN M W N tiO i I, m .iic bringing p«jn "Bosses Night" on Tuesday, Mar. w | ,l,t 110 pIcH H eH . E v e n i f h in w o r d s cleu. ly for the purpose "f furtlin(CamIan** great pM f ■R|w)r'5rM de,nil l i uitmilass thou- n e e m ln llk e ljr o f r e o l h a t i o n n o w . t h e y m a y r e m i n d S t a l i n a n d Canada and the l*. M. .comnnne waul such a goal. International Ing your political creed." There '»u» tittle difference i.cII pounds of wood filler per capBRAND N EW CRY 1 ,‘ i y l " L’ r,Hl ,t h f t t V '.c n ° ,H h p v ik T‘ ,K im o r o n e b y v i o l e n c e m id differences settled by International ii annually. ' • ii »t I m jio n n lb iy c o u l d c o m e t o n v i o l e n t e n d . B u t it in n u t llk e A N A H E IM , Calif... March 1.— law Instead of hy International twrep this and the hlghcrt ttcu(/!*) -Policeman Alvin E, Rogers banditry, is a goal worth striving son, the scarlut-rolted jurist uald. (> t n u t t h o y h u v e o v e r l o o k e d t h a t im n n ib ilit y . hustled hi* wife off to the hospital for. A hard-headed, prurtitai in a raco with the stork. goal. . All tea comes from the nmm* He also took hi* four-vear-olil Exchange Studies “Drily the most starry-eyed kind of bush. After tho leaves mi v son, Jimmy, nlong in the patrol dimmer could envision the world plucked, only the different ...... car in the early morning hour* In a 'tale of enduring peace with cesses of mamifneluru deteinin,., yesterday. no laws and no ovornll authority which of the three main type* ! r U T r , l , i /I V *1 ,n<j l , l , u " W W l « o u r h e a r t 'M "Stop crying. Jimmy." the offi­ to settle disputes between nations. the final product should lie call­ gran t , i T ,1'1 ,o f , , 1H’ * n « « r .m t l o n a l n t u d v cer chided hia son as they sped The choice scum* clear: either we ed: black, green, or oolong. ?M Sr n t| tV) KW onm en n blinn n l)ch e,'nh a t,h vw oAr Vk C/f o,l'“ toward the hospital. "Your mother establish' law and order between r f" i v Ae n yneoaerlan t lo n o f U .ii Is all right." nations or fncu the certainty of u U N IT E D L U M B E R C O M P A N Y Came the reply front .Mr*. R o g ­ third world holocaust. Mo let me lUpalr, rsinmtrl or rs-ronf vour ers: . repeat, it Is a thrilling experience liom* now. l.et u* sliow yon how " 7 1 '.-.; "TlinC* not Jimniv trying. That's to lie lined up on tho side seek­ rosy ll I* under KIIA tills No I Nothing ilnwn- thrrn years tn your new son." ing an nrdcrlv imlullnn." pay. T l» Krnuch A n n u s . Pit. Ilk 1 •JN# in IfHjtcpipIfyj a^uJ that rtrn Ihftt Ihere u ,i f«jr rluncc lli*| it won 1 work, lliai i| will be a dud. And if it doe'. Work! itiul if ii ii “ to 'Ifie 'jmiiuliKin* ul a n d ^ M f i ^ W n *0 J ? " c o ] V ,lrit’8 ‘ ,u ’ n t t i t u d e n , s k i l l s w V A t lr t wotfll Va it> moil o,»li- a n d i n f o r m n t i o n g a t h e r e d h e r e , t b e n e w o m e n n b o iild p r o v i d e 1 tMMc lUpporim reem lo believe. a i l . y r n w h ,f t ,,i Wl1 t h e h e iiltb y g r o w t h o f e c o ii- K k a faU chqiHe that it dill “ t 1 1 ,,u f t i t ‘ i , l “ n n c o lfa p H e u n d e r t h e i i n i m e t o f ■ M itt be uied at all, either by in w a r A p p a r e n t l y I t lit h a r d f o r v e t e r a n r r jio r t f c M o f t h e B r i t i s h a c e iio t o d e t e r m i n e j u s t w h a t t h e B r i t i s h p e o p le s a i d I n tin t Sanford Forum ?. , , h4 ? » "hSir^Si I y H l a Palerar Ray— R o d d y Editor Social Calender Tha T . E. L. Class of tha First Baptist Church will meet In the Educational Building at 7::t0 P m with Mra. W. B. Stovall’s fvoup as hostassaa. Samlnole Chapter No. U, O. E. H. will meat at the Masonic Hall at 8;00 P. M. The West Hide Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school at 3:50 P. M. FR ID A Y The American Legion Auxiliary will hold Ita regular meeting at 7:80 P.M. at the Legion Hut. M ONDAY The Ruth Spearing Junior Girls* auxiliary «] the Woman's Mis­ sionary Union of Ihe First (laptilt Church will meet at 3:30 P.M. Group No. 1 will meet with Mr*. Josh Phillip*. 1316 Oak Avenue, Group No. L’ with Mr*. A. 1). Rountree, 00T Elm Avenue. The Sunbeam Rand of the Wnmnn's Missionary Union of thb First Baptist Churi'li, age* six to nine gears, will meet nt the rhuri'li nt tWO P.M. The Philatliea Class of tile First Presbyterian Church ‘Arill meet ot 8:00 P. M. at the home of Airs. W. F.. V m i i , 1606 Palmetto Avenue, with Mrs. Vnrn noil Mrs. W. K. Holleyhrad o' en-bosles»e«. TUESD A Y The Daughters ot Wesley els*'' of the First Method**! Church will meet at the home of Mi*. S. G. Horriman in Loch Aibm' with Mis. j t . I,. Wright’s group uw Inislerses 1% t 7:30 I*. M. A market lia-kct snle Will he held. fi UN ITED lepalr, LUMBER COMPANY ramodal or re-roof - •or same n* those u-ed by slave owners In defend slavery. Hlavcx M tb"y were well •eq, well housed, received I lit.1 lie*! "I medical care ami allention ami were protected in tlielr old age inetr lives were regulated nml governed from the cradle to the grave. It was contended that n fi 1"capable of curing for himself and therefore must of necessity depend on a "muster." Today our political leadera, Die Hr*1®™ Wrlfwre Htati.i, mre telling us that we are no more capable, nf earing tor t»ur*elve« than were the slaves. We, too, need an all-wise “master" to provide ns wilh fond, homing employment, but it wa* wmlh million! medical service and care for us iif . dollars in free publicity, it may iu|vo been a little ctuel on the leu'ptld who died from tlie excitement. — . . . ws» --------- - - <Vh«l is happening lo Florida's s|jto*gyf, despite cffoit* ol Garden fitte-to-encourage heaulificalion. Florida Volunteer Roadside wMrorxrrwnl Aaaociation, ol which many more, reporty ighway No. I between i and Key Weil «fe -8,lifita, 1.128 lariw I eating p|*c«, 2811 ten#, jnotcU <aed fe u •• try." The highest honor tb,. Mia*i«* Slppl lUllntitlltinil could be l.n. upon a man for ill.tuigul lied ser­ vice in his country wax i.ci-oniil respnll-jblllty Tur-^ila n il’ll n , 11*, e He could shift for liiiusclf, earn his own livlllioud, ill- rewind was freedom to rind a Job uf his rlmice. To kopp his own ranting, l.c responaihle for Ills own liousing, freed.,in tu atruuge for hin own medical ente aml'snve for In* old ■go In goneral hi* reward wa* fteedmn to lx- personally resixnisthle for hi* own welfare, ii cluirqrteiidic Unit lias always distin­ guished a FR EE MAN fiiim a dependent. Tlioso who still -M'rogni/o tills priceless heritage of individual freedom, ami who would lit inastera of their nwn dMlIny ara termed reuctionnrlc* anyone who lataaa n voire ugniimt Hit* squander­ Ing of nur nation's wealth,' and (he building up of UitVniKrniic ■ovurnmeht dtalgnrd in control tho life of Ihe Individual from llie cradle lo Ihe grave is pointed to an u "reactionary." These advoctV* of government compulaory sceurity honestly seem to believe that moat Americana art no more resourceful ur able tu care for'themselvea than were the alaves. Thesa disciples of tha “slave state" are demanding that wa turn over to th|m our nay envelope* so that they cap deduct more and more for our benefit. We are dumb bondage. Tills is title Ix'raiise the person* who receive support from t|ie idnl* are thereby led to expect iiml de nmiiil more support tweause they steadily lierotpe nioiei denvuden'. rhey hise their itbltvMniil 'freedom n| rliotce to wliatever extent the -till*' n« Mimes responsibility f"i (•|u»l welfare, .us i now tho en*e Soviet Russia. |ii Russin today wa find the shining example uf wliut llie true welfare stain enn lie. The people become completely subser­ vient 'tn tbe sluto; lit effect they become slave* of n benevolent gov­ ernment Hint lias undertaken tu solve all of tlielr problem*. We In American today are fol­ lowing Die same path toward tho complete bondage of the welfare Ita rftiien* Snedlcat ami hospital rare, unempliymeni benefit t, old age pensions and oilier service* muit reach Into the pocket* anu pay ativclope* nf tlieeo same el[lions to meet the coat. Remember government produce* yoiniitg. •» can only IW and epenif. Ik freedom of so little worth wo are willing to sacrifice Ii fur this douiitfui offering of g**»»*il*lm *ecurity"T Super DeLuxe FORP SEDAN ‘1 u l i r e n d it o n Ih e v n le m ln r — a n d y o u T e e l it in t h e dr. Y S p r in g — n n d Ih e o u t* t 1 ' '1 there ere wonderful thing* for you to look intoi ......... The Central Klorlda Chapter of the American Guild of Organi'ts •net nt the First Presbyterian Church In Orlando on Sunday af­ ternoon at 6:50 o’clock “The IJfe of Ihir lord” was presented at the music vesper senri-j by the com­ bined choirs of th« church Those from Sanford attending were Mr*. It II. Walthour and Mra. George Touhy. The American Guild of Organ* •st» Is the only national ho.lv of profe.slnnal oriranlsts of which the Central Florida Chapter, with 31 nl inhers, |« an authoritrd branch, scrorillnp tn Mrs. Walthour who Is the present dean .if the ehupter and Mrs. J. L. MeF.wati Is the secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Walthour pointed out this morning that slnre its Inception the Guild has made a steady growth, both In numbers, objec­ tives mid prestige. The goal of every organist In In hold a Guild degree, Fellow, Atscciato or rholr master. Kxiiiiiinntlon* for the-e degrees are held every year In organ playing, theory of mnsie, general niiisienl knuwlo Igc and choir training, Mrs. Walthour stnleil adding that hy gradually raising the standard' of there /'.Mmlnatlons, It le e real triumph fur an organist to achieve his goal. The underlying nurpoao of the Guild is to raise the standard i f church nui'lr in the worship *ervice, Mrs. Wnlthour explained. The Guild *tilves to elevate the Mains of I he church nrpunlM to his In­ tended function of a conductor of worship, since the oigan furnishes the hnckgrmind nml r*'ts the tone (,f the service. Mrs. Wnlthour minded nut that the American Guild of Organists is linn leetnrlnn will. memher*hlp nvnilnhle to all organUts and clmir dlri'clors. The gioiid has over 126 chapters In ihc United Slate* and its membership lolair 7,"(Mi. Finely rhupped parsley may tx* added tn a l.owl of salad greens fur fresh flavor. A little prepared mustard milled tn an olhnml-vlnegtir dressing fur tbe salad will pep it tip. When you are cixiking chicken your save the giainrd and henrt In use in *Qiip..ni gravy; chop them and a t ' j u - . i s , “w r s . A » v ’ f add them lo an egg salad sand* |t • s ; , , ! r . / s s . v i v i o " W . » w ish... . Mr. and .Ur*. Jnck feusrcIMinuairliirnt'*l from Minmi wlwu- they nttnidrd the Inli’rnalimial Orchid Huh t^ruinlev has arrived fror.i Miami to spend some lime In San* lord with his parents, Mr. amt Mrs. II. H. Crumley. A Riviere et Sedan' prirea. T w o door Scdenetgi four*tloor Sednaa in • wide range of power end price*. Convertible^ i 'Bglelle *** We gona, s C o u p e -c e r t for *vl 'ery teal* end practically eay budget U There •ra even gey new I K spring co lo n lo help you meei the teeaon ‘ iaeeaon In proper And courac. iiff . ter garb. A n d of oourae. Too heven’l yet done to, there’s IW neiv>* h,e ne u rive lor you lo meet , M lo d H e .w e ll.7 Mr*. J. L. Ingley, Ml** Shirley .Smith and Mr*. O. D. I.undres* left today for Dallu*, Tex., to fpend several weeks. Mrs. Ingley and .Miss Smith will visit Mr. and Mr*. J. I.. Ingley, Jr. and daughter Carol Ann and Mrs. I.andress plan* lo speiiil some time with tier *nn and daughter-in-law, Mi. aijd Mrs. (I. I). I.andress, Jr. Mr*. Iluwaril Cliri'liiin'en and children, Dick and Howard, amt Miss June tlulilkr of WuU'Hll, Win., and Mrs. A. T. Itu-lnd uf Wlii'iituli, Mu., uie till' gui'*t* uf Mr*, ( ' I i i islian-en'» paienl*. Ml. utiil Mrs. K. (hiinploo lit tlielr li.mie on West Nlneli'cnlli Street Hi. Ghriiitianreii and dniigbter Nancy Jean will Join hi* family later. Seminole 111 By JIN X POW ELL Hello tlicie, yep It's me Hem Innlc Iii lias really lii'i'ii in ih*limelight lately, ye- sir, it'« icnll) making the lop credit lirnrket Hare'* wlml goes. The Heniilmli III llnnd, leturiien fimo lll-lrli'i llnturs Festivnl in ('■kiiu , Feb. '.’ I with a Fii*l Division, ihi i i i i i i i i tile blind will go hi Millie Itmid Festival iii May at Miami H F. Illui'k, M'li.iol imiid lo -liii.'l.ir, i veiy happy and pioud »f Id* 'lint, ol I,no.I iiieinl.i'r- Sav- Mi lltnck, "We're going l» make a first Ut .suite Inn." Moli.luy evening, I'VI, '.’7, I tn* M.II.M, hand paraded down town In Sanford after whi.-li they per­ formed at llir new Siint.iid skat­ ing link, with many ............. mu i eal presentation*, with all the color and Nlmwiiinmdiiii it tuke* to ninke a good show. Tlie Manford Tmtri't Center ('aniistn Cluli sponsored the program. All the contribution* rereivnl fimn the program were given to the hand, and will go toward the expanse* At Work t h g pleasure lo hear someone a id Bemvtor, Pepper rtpufallow aa a seeker by urglai ol etviHtrd Junk tha mcu T w were not for efatWao- T1UDUNE 1948 ■ f l e r t l in F, . Mi and M i*. K i m - i I.. Jid u i'fin <,f in,V I..nil Item'll iiiiimun.'ed Indnv llie olipueeim ill of th e ir d a iig b le i. M uriel I. iiiiim .1.d ill-o n , in W ■11in in ( E v a n . ->.n >,f tbe In i,' M i and .Mr* E .• Evan* nf Sanford llie n ia n in g e w ill lake place m um dintelv follow in g tile li i'le i iii ,lin in g ei viee at tlie F in n Met limb i t'h im It. Rav M trei'l. in D u yti'iin. N o in v ita ­ tions are lieinu is-n i'd tint all frie n d - and leliilive* of llie collide ate invitt'd. Mi - tidin'on is ii native nf D nyllcni'li uml uriiduiili'il from Mainland 11(irli M< bind in 10(11. While iittcndine liigli si'lmnl she 1111iii in lunilding. All tin. Imvs now get In try nut their Charhia Atlas imtM'le- nf steel, So wlial, muvlie I'm nut so strung, hut I can whistle. Mr. Roger Hauls t* getltnu tn lie a pin at tills tiling culled miriinlure gulf, lint Joe Wells Is paili ing mi him fn-l Jack "hum " Mpeu-rr 1* quill' tile golfer bun -elf. n we bear. Hill llruwii i •till .illgillg "Let Me 'L o v e You Tnuigbt" In ii little fiesliman gnl naiiied lleveilv Gray, wliltc It*-* says, "I'm ill love with a Won.lei fill tiny.” Bill Kilputriik Is still lion I hhi. at sclmol these day*. M. Itoliln Hodge- is tlie pniui UWIII I of .i new car tills week. A certain III lie fre-hmun buy, wimse Inst name ■ Kuiiddcy, Is still giving Intel u cnncb Fry a rough time. Mi. I'uriliie is still trying to gei the drummer* in tlie blind to pint then llnliis and flam accent- n tile honks tell va, uml tint slrictlv original. Kd Gordon is still hard at wort, practicing bis poslllnii ns spinnei bail, fur next year's team. The Meniinute III Library *P«n sored nn exchange chnnel prngrnm. witli Drlnmlo hentor III, Die |»" gram was Wednesday, Mar. 1. Tie girl'* irvm classes have been wink ing very hard in (heir champion ship basketball contest, This i u contest between Die different gym classes ut S.H.H. Sadie -eeiils tu la* quite the raid shark. At last that's llie whv ii look* front tliuse games In Du lunch room. Well I’ve that ole call, Hint sav* "that's all." SANFQ RD Cverytliinc you want in a s s a ttrl s p r in g C H IL D R E N — 09c MAT.—tic EVER.— 44e “ d a y - e l islegt lontorro w -f a r keeping veer dele w ilh your Bulok dealer? 1 94 7 A c r i 2 D o o f S rtitn »ne *»»erul2l*_m dw*« Muriel Johnson To Wcii William I ’l v a i i H AIR CONDITIONED • h o v ijh e loweai b re a lte T-a n d **#F Br# •oeompenied by v e ry efTengom»o|e •• to Ik* , ... 12966713 x STARTS TOMORROW FO R 2 UAYS1 CHEVROLET To give "n Imltaliiin ebon. finish to n piece of furniture apply lilurk wulcr 'lain witIty H E T T Y <T..M IK E ••veil 'iioki't in iivohl unevenly A I* Newafenlurr* Mrauty Editor coloreil area*. Two or threi One essential difference lidwcrn font* nni v lie necessary. Sand the tOHO look and Its IP60 version nfler each coat Han ilrlltl, •• is fingernail grunining. Mark in wnter 'imn ri*e» the grain of the Twenties iih ienl Indy wore the ttn "il Give finn I mating pro* lone or brlghllv lins|ii**ri'i| noil. ii't'ii"" aiih *hio^roflV»*t the)-' IVill'll polM. w «» w~fu“ \ rol'.u • Inc Alter it u> ililil the hs^.Jir A lU iJl'jl' wenviiuffattn n i*lo«* l.y rnt.l.lng Uglily with a liIKh rloss with puw del I'll plllllii'e piece of fine, worn 'amipaper. (iirls who spurted u departiir.' from llie liuim iiiiiirieil iuiiiiil.il wrath. This spring, in pmtieuliii, mill When I.mtting socks with plain will i' ii In i»'ht red N’liliuiillv, ltd' will eoinpleini'iil navy, alwav* coltnii non the heel along with the (up color fin iprine Ii will lie vmii iipidm u r n when you are n wonderful HCi'i'iil fin the nnliitiil "lilt lime the Orel." ll will act beige and popcorn Tilldes jilni a* o niofi'iiiiuenl and will not revival* of the Twontie*. II i* i s o n ii ii'in lilv . particularly vivid i-»mt■ict in Hoblack velvet cnlliir. cuff mui !.• It nccenls on ruudi wenve*, Jliii't.', raw *ilk nml xhsiiliuig \n niti i.iu c iiiiihinnm Is ono Mill, cilll fill -pi ing will lie lul e|\ Itai S..i si'llitw ceilings with and felillllioe. if uni u*e it wi*!■ m u ...... iii* iii floor mat and u deft hiind Vmii lip'ii, i, uiii iwel* A dmwer curtain comnine •**•■••ii \•'Ilow nlid white ninieh yum I'hinese n il in.**iit,*i and perlmp' >iiiiTI fin,| i, pi.puv Ihe fiin*I fillip iif color. nr i*isi lint inn hi miili'liiiie hue in pin In yum jacket Injiel ll I* U gun,I idea In itpplr til iiitet a/tei yon me coiiiplelelv d re -e iL Mum girl- upplv it nt night afli'i llie iiimiicon willinut stIvins* a Ihnuphi in wlml i in l» Will ii llie lieVI tin \ I In n i Ii* \ ale startled ’ when fhe\ linin'. Il«i*l with u 1'ieiii die**, lliev'l. wearing ii hrielit blue n.I |m|i I. ll take* mil) n feu llllllllte* III O N E O F T H E F R IE N D L Y F L O R ID A S T A T E T H E A T R E S J o jJju ie k p r im e r ien l i i H i m x n i l i H l a a k i M i a i e l i t g y i n a u M a i a »•AUtff " \ loi o| l u l l nml fi-atlu'r- mil •m l v iii *i i l i ' n ' with riiiiifnrlnlilii i !i'r|iint! uni ilif ill'* Ik iii*r . “ Iml l In*v I ' l ' " il"*liii\ I hi* M 'l n |i |ti'n I Friends of A. h. Norwood will regret lo learn of Ihe death of his brother, J. M. Norwood, which occurred ut his Imme in Sulphur, La., Sunday, lie wn- tM years of age. Idrlhday on Feb. 37. Also Happy ItirlInlay goes to Mias Faye Wil­ liam* who I* also a senior. Faye l> IH years old ami her birthday wa- on Feb. 3N. Don Smith, a student nt Sem­ inole HI, looks as If lie's getting In shape for next year’* football season, from the way he has been playing ill gym these day*. Speak­ ing' of gym, something new ha* IM , you've s date to meet nprin g • d eeltr’a, A dole c pleeranr ihlngg-bul llol.l YWiitiD. Mardi I. — i/TO F"t tin ttnut<'*t appeal in a night if.,wn. Hilvi-,*. ilc-igner Milo An.lcr roll, nvoiil frill* nml fenthor*. button- nml limv*. A few mouth* ago, (ilorin Graham. , ifiifpil a «en*atlnn liy sleeping I" i Im row ill it movie ^ '" i iv- the ^'"tL Iilli n. i Slllfli J,, [„ j|, 'III* Iiumii,*** o f <I,.Iking wiillirn, Anilor-Oii iiit1111nil v <lm‘*n't ngi','** tvilli Mi * Iiiiihllllli*. Mill lu> ill'uiiiiiit'o* Ihf fi i * - v ni|flil,'l«tli«** !lml -oiiu* tvoiui'ii wfiir. Sanfordites Attend Vesper Service •lire Clause ehusati All Confer.lice forward for tile Fast Con f'^ence basketlinll teams uf the -iXte. Fifteen cheers for our team, arid a heaity congratulation- tu Clarence. Last Tlnu-day murnlng in a •t.ujiel program, Mr. Imre Knvacwas our, great speaker. Mr. Knvacs spoke on, *"Ainertrani*m". His address was well received by all. Mr. Floyd Palmer of this illy presented the speaker. ■’Ians fur the big Had)# Hawkins Day ('urnlval are well under way *t M.II.M. Till* program I* to none off sometime In the verv near future. The Htudeat Council i In charge of ihe program. The Seminole III Key Club met Tor-day at 13:00. A happy birth­ day from the stud^its of Hemlnole Hi goes lo Miss lleverjy Gradirk. m Fingernail* Make All The Difference iii l i o n t i i o m Ch Telephone 148 or knyune elie distlngiii* luxl Hcrvirc i •i-T ■ ,« » Social A n d Personal A ctivities iB 5 ^isratktsra .,iUie World Federalititu . Hollywood « :iT ± L ic :,tu jE lffl,: r,c" ,. Here’t u trim inociaiin nyle in liruwn and while (hat lu i ih.ii lileiul of lu n w rvjiiim snd tiparmcM you like in i | m iii rimes. Ii a hand iewa, k v a lv e * in-hei nod made to hi liy;ln and ri||lil. I:.ny to clean, < i right in vviiii any buiineit or rsiual bereaas HU oJu o u i Ol i . ' l time you got ilmre new ajxing iltoeel ' Loan la today for a tiy-oa. 4 D. Chevrolet Sedott O T H E R S H O E S F R O M J 4.U& i l S s i S 1* H P R O A L A D D R D A T T R A C T IO N Bi»se lilts* ., D R Y O T A B O V W H O W A N T E D A D OG! $ WEAR �'I ;%Vr.r-: Season’s 25th Cage Battle Valparaiso Falls To Players A r r i v e At . L i g h tjrLin g Holy Spring T raiirrn > r Cross Attack, 84-52 Camps In Florida Itycord Number . Of Tryouts End Sea- soir^Tn "V a ii fo r tf Unit third annual tryout camp hers today and Director Carl Hubball of the Giants farm system said M candidates had jeen signed to minor league contracts. In commenting on the abilltler of this year's cron of rook lea, Hub bell said, "Wo had more boys trying out this year thatl ever be­ fore. Aside from being Uia largest camp we ever had tn Florida tha calibre of the players was bet­ ter than It has over beam" There were 688 candidates Ir the estop* which began Fab. 1. Of the 88 signed to minor league contracts, one got a A A A t* m contract with Minneapolis of the American Association. ; NKW Y O R K ,- M gr— i_ y p j = r There seems tn he no stopping the Holy Cross crusaders. The tuition's lone unbeaten ma­ jor college hasebetball team made It 25 straight for the seaaon— 28 in a row, including a carryover of three from last year— by walloping R Roundup 1 8 ports HUGH F U LLER TO N . Jr. jw N ytn of JocNloiHflliit lop | 'fu n one Inch, 188 pounds who b«ts and throws right-handed. trnt and Is a good hitter with good power and Holds well." He Is a brother of catcher Ted Forsyth who attended the tryout camp last year and was also signed to a Minneapolis contract. Outfielder A! Neville of Balti­ more. Md„ won a contract, with tha Jacksonville Tara, lie Is IB. bets and throws rlght-handsd and ta a tong-ball hitter. First basemen Boyd U. Harris. Ir., of Abingdon, Va., was signed to a Class B contract with Knox­ ville, Tenn., With the Trl-statc League. Six were signed to Glass G con­ tracts: pitcher Larry Doyle of Baltlmoie, pitcher Donald T. Jonor of Edgewood, Md„ Erie: nnd outHold Hubert E. Ford of Char­ lotte, N. C.. to tho Erie, Pa., Sail­ ors of the Middle Atlantic taaguo; pitcher Norman ft. Itynard of 81. Paul. Minn., and pitcher Ilsno Rarhlsan of Montreal, Cnuntln, to the Ht. Cloud, Minn., Itox of the Northern League; and outfielder Rny Johnson of Cluster, N. J„ l« the Enid, Okln., Western Asso­ ciation learn. Thu remnlulng 2D signed Clnss D rontmrls. Kprlng training for Iwii of 14 Giant farm teams who trained here begins March III when Jersey City and M|npe«po|ln qepfirt. 'Thu By J f Mr. Usually Reliable Source offers n prediction that Bennie Oosterhnan will resign as Michigan foot­ ball coach after (He I960 season uml Kip Taylor will succeed him. . . . Here’s the way Mr. U.H.H figures Hi The strain of the head coaching job la telling on Bennie's ycars aa the boss, Curly won't find It easy to take orders . . . out ain’t this a heck of a time to he talking football when Splng training starts today? Goal Arhlrvrd When Royal Oak, Mich., High School broke a D'J-game basket­ ball losing streak (the stale's longest) by healing Wyiiiiihdle tile other night, the spectutorn awarnied nil uvet the players with a spontaneous display of afferiluq , , . when the love feast broke up. Hhells Fourteen Tennis I Tho,' U.,H(lorisTTAnd’ of Toledo# which hmfliT |flffurft! In tho lifiH^rlhnll tmirniiMatches Slated At “ Southern College l' . s To Meet In O jten er EC Tourney luuaimiiiiV) w -« u. . . . . . . . . ______ _ __ least a tie for the eastern "Iv y " League crown by handing Harvard a 88-48 trouncing at Boston gar­ den. The Tigers now have won nine straight league games and II Columbia loses tonight to Pennsy­ lvania they will "hack Into" the title. The Southwest Conference fin­ ished In a tla between Baylor and Arkansas, itavlnr eliminated Sou­ thern Methodist from a previous t.split tie, 70-81. uhd Arkansas lick­ ed Texas Christian, 46-09. There will be no playoff for tha conforcncn title. fOqell.J'vd hdeti IrVitiR in kiss that gal for weeks."- , H — Mercer University occupies the favored spot when it meets Flor­ ida Bout hem Unlversltr. -in-- toKtVttfs finals la tha Dixie Con­ ference basketball tournament.' Mtrcer administered an 80-88 licking to Mississippi College last night while Florida Southern had to come from bahind to nab FlorMisstate MLB/k . . . . _______ _ Florida State and Mississippi also meet toidght to deCrtllei third place spot in the clde tourney. One big reason Mercer gets the nod as favorita is Glen Wilkes, who tallied 2fi points last night and has a season average of 24.8. Wilkes 28 points last night atlil didn't glva him top honors. Ray Stratton of Mississippi Col­ lege ran up 88. Stratton made 20 of those In Uw final half as he ut on • one man fight to keep )e Mississippi quintet from fold­ ing up. Mercer jumped to an early lead and never showed spy sign of letting Mississippi College pull an upsat. The Macon, Ga., squad was hot all the way. Even Mayes Dobbins, who usually lets his teammates do the shooting, had a good hlght. The Macon captain rang up 10 points and played a neat floor game. In the earlier game between Floridu Southern and Florida State, it was another matter with the outcome being In doubt until welt into the nccond half, Florida 8tate looked like a win­ ner well Into Uie_ final period L - L A K E L A N D , Mar. I — (Hpvulal) jlpourtcen mulches are schwlulotl rey thu Florida Houtheru College toiuila sipiuil during the entiling three months, Alliletle Director Rlehnrd Norland announeed tialny. The Miwensln neilers will gel the season underway mt Hal unlay, Mar, 4, when they met I Ihe Uulyersllv of Klorhla at l.nketnud lit the finale uf KHC's Founders Week Gloria program. Homo contSkta wilt lie played this year on four courts which have recently been resurfaced with u lion-glare, fast drying type surface. , Southern's squad in the male division will this season Include George Wlnehell and Georg" Feld, winners last year of tho Dixie Conference doubles championship at Macon, Ga- Wlnrhell also holds tha Coftfcrenee tingle* title nnd la a of the top seeded netters Interrolleglale play, Hamegg, Jerry Holland, Dick Jerry Holland, and Randy ,hav« shown up wall In mn play. pearnnee before a home town crowd, Conch Ham McAllister’s lioonslers all but blasted Georgia Tech off the court In the filial regular season clash. Florida gained complete re­ venge on the Tech crew that bad beaten them (1D-D8 In Atlanta two weeks earlier by bonding the invudlng Yellow Jackets a 611-41 ncthnrk. At one point In the game the Gators held a 27-7 lend, ami Tech didn't find the range for u field goal until II minutes of the roll lest had elapsed. The musing win over Tech was lint ii pail of Ihe glganlle eome- Sherman Whlte, tang laland’s 8:07- pivot man. In 83r points r He Wtossed »"vw ese .„ — hlg.h hipji fnr the thu sonson— as e» ths the lllnrkblni* whipped John Marshal, HD-88. surprised ' with a Steton Hull surprlaed ' ig spree that upsecond half scoring Up­ DC> set Georgolowu (D C ) 77-65. 77-68. • • -• I-Charley Share, of Bowling Green,, set a now Ohio Individual onu nenson scoring mark of 888 points ns tho Patrons whipped Oklahoma City, <14-44. In other game* Ht. Louis wallop­ ed Marquette, 00-4-4; Chicago Loy­ ola took Western Michigan. 0167; Cincinnati humbled Miami (Ohiii) Hj- Id; Arisons humbleil Texas Tech, 72-dB; Tesns nipped Texas AAM 6:1-52; nnd San Fran licked St. Marys (Calif) 4" IRCORO RACB—jrutertly ’ 'j k W o e S e W o ^ ^ ^ . Catch Penny, T rigger riaeer. p e a , Patt p°*** l^0PIW• w a g , day r a c k —a/ieeas Rite Patrick I.lfa, Country Huby, Just A War. Bsaudrape. Bky Dice, Ht Charley. Chue A Lug. Vllsa Flue H IV K S T H H A IR — i/iatke Mile Hcrlmnisne. Match Up. Sweet (’harlot. Praying Darkle. Rolling liuck, Hpeedy warn*. forgotten Hally. ' M im iT ti R A c n — d/tdtho Mile Its Montana. Hie Guide. W hirlle’s liaby. Illus Pud Mr. Kleelfoot Ham, Cerarilrllln. Tootsie Tooter. flail* lug IIMts. s t s T i t h a c k — a/tsike Mile llaimy Hmigs. Never tip, Cherfine Cross, l.ujack. W ild Roll. Hilo Hlio. Wliltay nensou. K C. Hlondr. T K S T I t HACK— S/taike Hilo Norlliorn Peb. Hnlp's Hmqke, Hulio llsrhor. Mltdred’a Clinics, Mar. |_(/1V-8un- Koarlros .indy. I.ucky Casino, Hgt. SuiiHhinc Park Race Colic ifc Rankctball ||jr AHHOCIATKD PnilHB Prliieetun 116 lluivhtd 4H Holy Cross HI Valparaiso 62 Long Island till John MarshalltMJ llrown <IH lloston Unlv. 4D ,| Virginia Tech H4 Hampden-lifdney tkl Riebnionil 66 flandolpli-MacoiflKO Emory and Henry 60 Camon-Nlwman 5.1 Lincoln Memorial <10 Milligan 80 Mercer HD Miss College 02 Uijlon (K y i HIl Ttisrulum 00 tr* ... Wqffurtl — ■■ Houtheru ,. 07 Ersklne ---- (IH nil v00 i . ..........* Florida Florida Htate giadunte, Phil Hnugsln, will Ihi | trying to stick with Brooklyn. I'liil won 22 nnd lost seven ut Ht. OI.DHMAIL I 'lit! I in ID4D. sblne Pork Is operating In the The Dodgers ulao have mini Iter black for Ihe first tintv In iti four2ll game winner, Unit ll.inhlicud, year history, track officials *nld Negro righthander who cupped 20 today. > ana lost six at Montreal in the The margin of profit still is otjly International League. slight, the "track roportrd, but it The remaining 20 game winner Is an encouraging Iron,I after tlirco ia Angelo (W lm y) Nardulla, years of steady losses. drafted by Hie Philadelphia Athle­ The hlg difference this year is tics from Portsmouth of the Pied­ a lower license, chained by tho mont Leaguo where ho wou 20 and slate. Heretofore tho Irnek had to pny ilie statu cMTlit per rent of the loit seven. lotal mutucl play, keep-tig seven per cent. ♦ ager, aald today. "H it Iron Mike, that pitching robot wvboqght to um in batting practice*. Iron Mlko hasn't nrrtv* tv— "ut tavev 13 nltehon I In tha flvah all ready and In a law day* they'll be able to throw ga hard aa Iron Mike." Gael Jesket rolled the . fifth) (WjaL still art vTjH I Mr. Uooch, Sharon Malone, He.| Casino, Coronlt, Motor Blko. RollIne Satan. Jaded John, Northwest- s ix t h the task of finding a distance p it c h ir h o l d o u t swimmer to fill the trunks of the PASADENA,' Calif. Mar. I—(IP) UiHduated Cuptulu Bill I'epptr. While l ’reviitt I* some 60 pounds —"I have only ona holdout," Jaek lighter than I'eppcr, hn founu no Onslow, Chicago White Box man­ i-Harvs; RACR— s/ietfe* Nile Loneeome>tlx t a k a t f a t­ ly Tlnka. River gtya. Thutelon, Mad Thunder, Orlan. T ric k y Basra. 64 Alma 61 Detroit Tech 4t Texas 63 Texna AAM 62 Arkansas 46 Texas Christian .19 Baylor 70 Houthgrn Methodist 01 Arlioim 72 Texas Tech 86 w.n Fraorisco 49 Ht. Mary's K IN G . DabONtif T IB D m ust llalder Lee. Hurst Jackie. Denim, 2 »rk Dunn. H ull* Marie, Baby Zenillmr. Mlea Hundar, Juctltlabla J, V oCR TH RACN—e/taths MU. John Carroll tig Baldwin Wallace N E W YORK, George King, of and Nate DeLona, UNITKD LUMBER COM PANY Track l/eavcH Red r,« e women'* division n var•Hy squad of eight Is planned Mound returning veterans Barbara Foil and Dot Crabbe. Qoaeh Jarh Boucher, pro-coach with the Ken* Ifashlngten, D. 0.Country during Ute Wootj Golf 4ml Clubpast of Ifht year*, has been In charge of [ftliUng aotlvllls* at F8C since it December. He will return to ►Chevy Chase berth next month. L u t vsar Florida Boutharn won Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries Gabby Mann. Many Wonders, Bunny's Master, Bilk Sox, Rota Lee, Duety'a Beet, Southern Babe, Cxtia Power. Howard (A in ) 63 Mlllcsps 3D Ht. Louis IIP Mnrquelte 44 Clnrlnnnti H2 Miami (Ohlu) 4d Howling Green H4 Oklahoma City 44 g N EW YORK. March I - (/P] champion trotter of last year, Was booh favorite for tha 1950 Hambl by tha U . S. Trotting Association. my or the tkhetl o( (hem Tha |85,000 Kentucky *'"*“• ■ nararo Park, Goshen, N. Y., Aug. 9, during the all, wiU ba held at Good Tn grand circuit mcatiag. n Fair Acres liable, Du Quoin, 111. ' Lusty Song, owtieef b y ....... ...... crack ad tha world race reeprd for# 1 final dash in 8:08. a third heat am and nail twka aa a jttvenila. the , He set the new standad oil 8:08 1/8 record for two-yiar-olds. In the 882,990 horseman stake at In three of nine races late last Indianapolis. The colt, is a son of season, Florlca defeated Lusty Volomlte, sirs of thrao previous Song and the two were almost 2 ) Hamblatonlan winners. a standoff in leading tha juvenile Second winter book choice is Jtrotters irO U U TB In III money HIWIWJ won. Lusty Song Florican, from the Arden Home* earned 947.790. and Florican. 647.stead Stable, Goshen. Racine in 804. 1 the colors of E. Roland Hornman . The only other home fo 'h e* and Elbridge T . Gerry, florican tasty Song last year waa another was quoted at 8 to 1. Arden Homestead bred and. owned Florlean, a son of Spud Hanover, youngster. Star's Pride, which le incidentally, won Uie Horseman expected to go with Florican aa Stake, In which Lusty Song set tha an entry In the Hamblttoniaa, record in the middle beat The Hambletonian officials said a Arden Homestead colt won tha record purse distrlbutlpn of $1MU first and third beats, setting a 000 would be made t e in g HaaibltP world mark of his own by going Ionian* Week « t Good Time Park. The rkhest HambistonUn .up to now wae the first one In 1988 when Guy McKinney won. It was e 878,481 sffalr.______________ _ _ ^ W O H D IIK IL J*WA» IMN C0NT601 llto Sstret Sports In Brief it's true! Heelnnsrs loan to cast wlqh WONDMHKKL tn » mtautso, wtthont By AHHOCIATKD PRK88 backlash . . . lone, socursla casts. Ktpsvts sothuss over It. too. . Baaltetball, The risson Is 1-Wsy Hpln ContmL C H I C A G O O h i o fltnto ivaa with thRWikMMve fthsksspnar* m named to represent district four tu rn ehgHwred In: (Mr. nveralsa left In the N C A A basketball tourna­ end bearlns. Inn: adluetsbto head end spool uap, and Mrse; HiMwelaht ipad ment. NORMAN, Uklu. — Ilrndley. for easy etarllng, quick stopping. T h a i moans spool and Una woa*4 No. I tiasketlmll Ihe nation's______ ________ team, wits counted nut of the NCAA mttnm hell. . . . Yon east WondsrsM tournament when the district five wtthhul hsclilaah, and no thumbing. A demonstration will convince you. commit ten said Hie nod would be given the hlg seven rhnniplnn. Come In ami let oa task* It. Ilrndley had acreptud an Invitation la the N.LT, tourney. NEW YORK — Brooklyn College announced receipt of a bid to play Iti the N A IB tournament at Kansas City. Racing E M E . F IR S T M IAM I - Yankee Hill (810.801 set a new track record for seven furlongs when lie won the Traveler I'alm puree ut HlAleah In 1:22 8/6. ROBSON Sporting Goods �S T'V , r ..... -. ■MM ■~ » - r S P N E S D A Y M A R . 1, 1350 * ................. f ' - i y ' T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A (nrd, Florida, at It 00 h a tc h I f , - l l l f , • to N Uu IidHaTr itfi tha the fo llo w in g. chengea andco amendmenta to tha son ln* Otdlnanca of tha I t of Hanford, NCI) OF PUBLIC HEAlllNd C l (a ) Alt or Hitch part __ to __ tha . . .. PIIOPOHMD CIIANnKB AND Cl t r Comralaalon itialt ae.am BND._____ RNDHKNTIt_Iff OKItTAIN t>t8propar or tha p r o p e r t y 4 “ SONlMO on. “ ICTH o— r “THM _ bounded on aouth by Xtlii ANCE OK TU B C ITY OF fit.. aaat by allay balwtan Is-----------ro iU ). K b O lU D A . rHih A ta . and P ark A *a. hereby atvan Ihat a !S‘ ’tie r t - harahy eitandlna north alona w « i faffitn will b* hold at tha .........Hearing ...... ng wlil lint of a*Id alloy taatandadl ic* of tha City Comralaalon In n> it. * k . Branch of A . C. City Hall In tha C ity of Man­ I* H R ., thanca aorthwaatarly alone railroad to KJm Ata., thanca aouth to 11th H I, thanca w a it -to French rh* T H IN K IN G F E L L O W A te ., thanca aouth to It t h rMca the Ht., and Monad In Dtalrlcl <It -1- A tOna Single P a m llr D la trle t) w ith m in im u m - ra iinlram ant of I olio aipiaro tact of aro u nd floor aroa lor n n « atory -‘d w ellin g. a i r lu alto of pnrle-eorharaa unit Httachld porchaa, la pro . ""Had l» _ h e changed Into a tifw Stoning Dlatrlet to be rlaialfled aa Dlatrlet H - 1-H lOna Hlnigio F a m ily D latrlet) 21 Hour Service w with m inim um raaulremanl of «*1 tooo miuara feat of around floor undar ona ro of fo r ona Wa hate Irunk aervlc* etnry dw elling, Inclualva of parad ca r worta or porta h t lM tlT f Aaioaa I aat faa rooharaa. piftchea and g a rI’ A H K A V K . « M U I t . a lta , w ith not laaa than 740 Legal Notice "YELLOW PHONE 1444 IYELLOW CAB CO. For VteHttllH f^ H tttl^ Hanfned ID/rnldi nal V<Vn AiV, peMbaSe/Va^Th" m alt JVnnT time 1,1) per t|aa laaerttap ttMea M P per flap m e a n t.* ••■'* W Per It Be la .e r lU * H ’ Aea #■ per lia r l l w H l e a » , A lia r for Y e a rly Contract F t o n e r t ) la I Pa liar. Ue^pbla rata far b la rk lava re pa. I f • 3d fe PHONE 148 W ant Ada will be art-rated aeer Ibe lelrphanp •rniulnm charge II yu n r name le Deled la Ibe (elephnne bawh. In return fnr Ib U arcammeda> Him Ike n d ie rlle e r la aepeated in pay iiiBm plly. l a arder fat u* In rendrr Iba beat paeelbta ntrvtre , nil H u n t Ada meal Pa la u a r ultlre ua Ibe da r balnea nu k llra llu a . n n lllr He Im m e d la ltlr II an emit nrcm* In yunr ml id. tie |.|aiinl hr rr*pnnelbte (nr amre Iknn .inn Incitiacl IneetII un. I4 ,i t h e v SANFORD HERALD KOH HhNT — I W EI,A K A A P A TM E N T8 , Room* und Hton *. I Id W. Flr»t Street. Phono I'.K) W. 1 l/UTi.rHN(V fur rantf auiUti'krlfor uihuivl "hop or liunlncrn, 300 Miipli" Avt'iiui. I'limiu I'JIM), | f i L PART of my home with nr wllhoilt kill lien prlvIli’Kl'* In rimplu two ninnlliK or lohKor. ill!) Mngnulli* Ave. Phone 2IH. N EW , InrKC, inmisiini. two room iipnrtmrnt, pritnanent couple. Screennl pori h, uamge. inlvutf hnlli and I'htrnm'e. “Reply ...................... [»»: “Uox \V, c/o Hernlil. 2 ROOM nnartiiHMit and hath fur couple only nil-* No dog*. 117l.hurel Avenue. ~ H. E. Coftl Cochran. ~ __ N [c E 7 loom huu.-e, uiifuriiMhed. Phone III7 -J. rui kROOMS u ' im h — Rath, S c r c . o n o d }r pore lie*, gamge, fruit tree*, no !,'children or |m ^m. Inipiiro 22IH .■Pnlwiatto Avenue. -H e a l E n U le F u r SaJ*— a N E W S i#y I.OUIKV- POST Kit S K R tH TM iir i.li A T >ii rt:itig ivnr*hlp wn* hlghli MT. V|i>|i| m i -tiei'iirt with the loiitliilng of IS PR IM ITIV E i III KU| ioi>*hihiUi^ |,v itinnn. ii.hper cent. • u*l An-line siUf.i |iV Don. Willie Brnntley. Rundrv School wn* held nt 0:8(1 r.vniii>ell*t Shirli’v M. Wallace <1)001 r flit lii.jii' : \ \l it in. s'opi .1. |{. Itohln.ion ngiun Iitiilriril i m i .i -, „| Oviedo, in t’hiirue. I lu ll A.M, 11ci;id- Ml*-! Fin., where nmnv gulliered lo (b) fThe Buiiwk In Hide *hn> 7:2t) P.M. Evening wur*hip ll-ieu. K T proDtrly (flirt I t - 1 (Oho siui.it' fami­ wiiii mi niideil fcuiuro of the llo.v | u ly I, dcicrllieil lilt l.olH it, ti„ I ho iiiionliei* of the Church Of 7. I. 9, 13 Mill II of Itlo- H Squill. Court of liiiitor, of Troop # fif S**rmihft So**'Hllll Of No. 1M. Ailciyii-ioiieni nwnriln were God iite Imppv lo Inn m nf the roL>r«iuti wohl. licutiM (it I ti" nuulf to I :t t hi.| Second Cln*- loin home of Mr*. W. M. T vkub, Murk liwlvvnn Orliihdit Drivo Scout’ Tire Church highly cn- t'vinl". Mr*. Tyimii Im* licsn eonnn«l Stilt Hlrrct nnd Elm Awmio iii««l Myrllt Vvrtiu*. l|iU'*i’,| ll.o l.uy* *flei It’ll to Mtteilil fim 'I •" lhe Graii),o lienernl HnwIs yrtipost .1 to In- i Imitdt'tl the Nntiionil .liiniliotec whicl) i* I'Unl al Oilinulo. Many wlshe* in O-l H nimm r. ini Kri ai I > to In ' t nl Vpllev I'orgv Pink, ..... for Inu speedy tevuvery, DUIrici. , All iHtrilt's Id Inlt'hMi mol t|*l- Penn, i Ivuiiin. i'hi' MicnilicrK mid friend* are meIIM Hfinll ImVt* nil o|'|K.|iunity In I he iiorklv nitivllle* nn* u.* fol­ iil-o happy lo Ii’iiiii Ihat Mr*. Iti-rrI* heitnl At P4l«l lit.trlnii •'lo Mac Smith McColili, daugliter lly ortlrr of tit** Oily i 'diihiiU.I hii low of th» Oltv of SanroMl. I loll la* Wuliie ilnv tug*U i. tn uriiil of of Mi*. Itchccdi Smith i* home thin 31 clay nt Kuliniurf, 1'*5o. i hole No. I mill ii her bnmil meet- fi'oo the liiutiiitnl unit ii"w lit llio II N HAYED te-Miuice of her umiril-fulher and An City Ci**rk «if Mi*' t’ltv inu*. They itro wi-ldlig for , Thu: .In;, night, tliv Willlm: •••olhd of Hanford. Klorlthi WiirkciH Club will tiu’i’i ni the pur- her alioi n upcedy rceoveiy. ^luny willin’* me ul.ni going mil fur the M*nugi’. Hulun bn tnchl, lii,. Suh RUc onnk recovery of Mr*. Ilona Leo Cliil. will tiicol nl the home of Flclehei mid Mr*. Itorthn Mum iii . Mr. and Mr*. Edward L. HumMr. umi Mr«. i:. /ander*. .Mi iiilitu n nn- in,hod to ho urc*- phrey. -Ii.. of Live (Ink. Flu., were ciil . ii liiilni night when the the week-end gur*t* of their pur* '■ui.*, Mr. unit Mr*. Edward 1 regnliu otiiifcicmc will coiivcliv. Tin puhlii' k ato ay-i wciioiiictu Humphrev, Sr., Hill) l.ocu*t Avewo-.hi|i ot Mt. Mm lab 1*rintit i vi mu' Chill, b. ■Al*o seen ii town wo* Mm. Hetty llnii * mid Mi. .lumen lien fug of lli-v. F. I. I'll- Ini', M. llo ..■odd*, ii’iiorlur. Kiln 11*. about 76 tier tint to mound.1 ilo It r .l.l* W A .M I '.I I S H U icl-:s ' I t III lit It O F GOH H O T LU N C H ES nerved every day GOOD Job* liVHilalil. ■ for women 11:80 to 2 — with Home Made ltd worn IS mill 8o. A|>|d.v in punion between thtin .ml it .te roll* «ml corn'Muffing. Hunter'.! Grill, 324 Ea»t tat Street. A.M. to Mr». Ellen Sliiek, Floi Ida Funhien* Kxeculne liuilding. Premium Painta, Kailon 12.30 Air Bu*e. T-Shirt*, whlto A Color*...... 48j Men'ii Loafer* ft.(Ill W AITR ESS wanted. \pi’li Mi Hill. Touchton’s liei'.oi 11 :to Army aurplu* cot*, hed*. blanket* ntartiltig*. ounglaniet, boot*, shoe*, tarpaul­ in*. clothing. II I,'km i \ , etine Smiiinv wn* ii lio. i day for the member* of Hie <'km Ii of God. SERVICES \ T NEW MT. C ALVA 111 B A P TIS T CIIERt It The todei of servlet1* for tho .'‘ omJnv S. In.,,I iipciiiug uditi A.M. New Mt. Cnlvury Misnionury Rap ■' (Hi s’upt. I i.o I III,uk in . lunge 0 “( ('huiidi began with Suntlnv Hi '— on. no lieimHfully tv- Si litiol at 2:13 A.M, The lesson. fie*.” (J N f T I O L U M B E R C O M P A N Y Tho K T .il. heguit nt 11:0(1 P.M. and h u * in charge of the preshhuit Itanatr. rainnilat or ra-nnif roor how. I,*t mt *how roil how Mr. Ituyuioiid llro,.u unit tenehef*. nillua ra*v It I* unitrr KIIA Ittla Nn. I During the evening uoi«iii|> hour ,Si,thin* ilomn— llira* raara to a t)i mint win !iro*enled entitled ear 111 Frani-h tvanna ."t, ’ (1 "Cuttoi. Picking.' Thi* ili umit wn* *ji,ii...v*’d J ’ M r'. Klin Sima for the benefit of the Denconc** ] s f o o t Hounl- No, I und 2 . The petlvi a t H l i t e tie* of ilie wei’k remain unchwntted. | Ns Alsskal — Ns A*I4 — Ns INsg Tl'»*f mi ilie *iek Hid iii<‘: Mr*. | 1’ Pat rvtlvt aaf taaS raaatla tat rat saPf SB' “ h£ vicvoar d N t m k n t . Oa1. it .]i>iiii-on. ........................ Mi*. I.. WiIlium*, Sw yaUpaS lat Iba IV* bay* la Hit Attar, t Ml*. ('Kite lleiil, Mr*. T. Z. Prittifi- fav fka bam* itiki. li ott vicrn a Y-oti lin, I). .lone*, Mr*. Itln Rhode* BMUlttL Viva tuf I rlrtl At* lid tlrkln*. nnd Rev. .1, .1. Jniiif*. The mein- fiala la bm aa tar part af tka M r . her* oil- n*krd to viidl the nick nnd rememild them in their Prnyern. ltd \ C. MeiJ.id’ll, pn*lor. Mi.* .11litii 11n K. WIImiii, ii'inilUl. MO W. 3rd St. Pltf Optom etrist 11.1 Magioilin Ate. Phone It ■J FOLKS W HO KNOW SAY O t i r S a n d w k 'h c H the iinit between New York unit Key Went, including South Aouricn A N N E T T E ’S Orlttiiilu llgwy at French Ave. A ie you can stiil buy nood paint! I Q ilu fliS p o K ! eu v. cil to l lie i ll.'li.ttit, (!... net. LOST BOUNDARIES 1162-W. •liirr*| ur reur hnmtliinit iltoa*»•!. Dr. Ilunry McLaulin A iii' h ponei -itiv will fill 12 huh tree louiirlie* to feet uliiivo the gioimd €ARVH? THEATRE Co. bn til la annliinl h , l.tn r r , lluom >•Ih■ A t nilrtiiui. Telle k loo ilrua N O TICE Tin iundul of Mi*. Annie lier11 mli Ni’ilie who pici-cd mviiy Feb. -’ii. ” 13 I’ M. will lie held nt II" i- Hill Mln.diiiiuiv Itn|i11it Chun b, Sundiiy. Mill', 3, nt 1-no P.M Hunk to Town, Luke Monroe. The Imilv will lay ill ntnle nt the home Friday evening until time of fiiiiernl Suiulay. She liotve* to momn foul *inter*, Mi> (1111** IVrry, Penrl Whlto, Small King, Addle l ee ,lii|ui*ulli » loving hllHbuild, (leioiie Neetyj four ehlldren, three gn.iiiieliildien, mid n hunt of relative* umi filiuni*. Funeral nininpi ineiii* n i-hurge of Moselv & Sun- Fmieiul llumi’. ini, Htuhop A. M. i "PlHiiliiig n Church in u Pagan non tlie Him- City," h u * beautifully dlfeimcil / lu the vuritui* chinse*, and re­ in ill’ll by Hill |i»*tm. Mm mug Wiu sidp hegiiit at 11 K t 'i f a i i N o li u e \ M with dcvotiim* leung led liv Ar m y n a v y surplus R. ' I W Wtight of Ibiytonn IBM N. rklmctto Phone 1321 B ~ W O I 'K W A N T I i l l .— {I III "Oil I It) N Ml. TT.I 11. ueli Ret Wt ight Miuke ft oiii > m ” i i r i " i i t n it: I'trv E8H ELM AN S Red Rn*e Fred. '"'till "I i ' h . i ri’-y i if ilin -ut'.iTt ”.le*u* Clni*t Snti»Toitchtnn A Watnon, 1201 Celery T O DO ,Y,,O l ’ R’ ,roofing nnd’ . point ■ .... , S,\M i 0 Ii I I I it. ||■l 1 i ’ij I'I llt.S’lt lug. All work glint unteed id to ' t e r i i c * in i *i "i i rv . .\i ; its Ave. Phono I18B-J. nS material und norkin<m-lii| "C • i.", r 1 1 n* 11 ■r ti a i . k FR IED Shrimp Dinner, Served O ’ ii: i i i \ , h i ; C I T Y I’rlce* reatoitltlile, eimt.i, t in,' ”l fIH n i Mi I' '>i,l ■ i i i ' i t 11>A, ,\N|| "The Bo»t Shrimp on Earth" for etliinale tut work f. W •C' 11 11■i v . i i•. >i i: t : i ’A I U M UK every night nt Itr.mcr's Grill, llellamy, P. (), llm H ilt, Salt- Sl - ui i n u i,. i.v t h h c i t y 324 En*t lat. Street. "C i ■I "till i i "1,111,1, It PUN ford. t i n i i:i "i * n f I ’ l i n I ’l I I t T V O lt l.A N IX l, K b O U ID A Now available. I.atust model Highm i s i:tis i" ii m i *i i n t t lj . A LL TY P E S of Ifuiltlni’ . M r work, 1‘ A I Dr H : i H i ’■ I 111 i i itt: t ' D K Bpecd Floor Sander for rent. I I'lilriil I loriiht'sk (iupsi (iil mrtf I h n i l n reasonable rate*. Free eatitnui- m D i m ii u i i n : ( i i v l t T M l I ' iK Everything to complete a first •*. Davill B. c«n>euler, Plum i H i t ' . " ' I ' " i * A S hi >ltl> )-*1 ,i ill 1. elm* jolt. Call nr conic into (' v ' M ■ m Ii I’ ll k t: t’ l l O V I I i l . N t l S ta rlin g Suniliiy thiotigli Wetlnrutlny 189.1-M Foil T ill; 1**1 A.sMI SI’ iij.- -pit)! SKNKAHIK Gin** 4k Paint Co. ___ BAVP t ln u e e " 1 • • * MIA.INHT Sl.’t’lt 112-11* W. 2nd Phono 880 K ill h, HtINI'.l I'll fim lint, Ii dti.l i I•i :••I•i 11 i' i We both jo*e wlien you don’t bring clink repairing. Fellow< 11........ 111 11 l;* *"i i 1'i» (u tin- city your prr*cripiliinn lo L a NEY'S. simp, iTun Knnfotit \11 \ (It .’tutit nf real lilt- lim it litr U fiiilrr’s Dlgv.tt. i’ lione 102. _ __ ___ A U .'IJ It A I i; (|lcr«i |>()it| W ill .4. 1 ,|M t«I•k\ 11L- ••!!. t ui'it ttf erpt triii,Miriirv mi .I1 . .iti . i t*,„. ! rtin, ’/V! J : : V it» •I ’V'M SINGER M ACIliN Kh, new & nwd. 'Mtihinl, Scmm t t.f. work. Phone Ibl.'l I: i'KMI A I E M IS S IO N : *'lor itln Term*. 818 E. Mh St. Ph. ISM, 1 lift M l; Tl I, 11IU H E)fl'E iU K N C E D S I I \ t ii ; u ,\|’ ||• i t ui r i Mull plant*. __ , gl ... Children OOf ttirltitliitg tax ER— Itookkecpei J’ule., Sboil l.ii HlK h, t 'It:»|pinnii. it I*w ’Rniner, Phone 26R-J. ___ _ »>.. hand, tie. College Gruiluat'. T* Adults :.2v incItiiliiiR tax ...... «r mu i«, T lrr II, SW a F b HOP - 405'E ,’ 4th St I Want* 'in Tiiuiiiffit nffU'V pM4i• A »♦ Al i MIIih \«liIn Wc Buy, Ball or Trade mo*t tliifi. Exirllnil ivt Mmmriiilu U>| \ HM, .1, 't l M, ’|j|'il(frit ll'll Citnlinmm* ’.Imw (rout t to 11 :;to P, M. AJJ611 anything, rhont HUt -J .______ tlfihK, W i l l p (I m,x X , »*/<» Hmi,4*•, ,.f i i*r I Uk I *, Mii r*k• fi*I.f 1lifl lllil Ii i Ilk I 'K l i< Ml * ' 1/2 H.P. rlocirlc motor 18(H) rpm, •t 1.0 1 IUk 7 T A. 110-22(1 V, , 3.0 II.P. Flfetdona 'l l |i H i u h i h I htirvit‘4»H — 12 outboard, giiod an ttoW. (1 laying 12— V Iltk t 1 07 AHK IKK hilii '»•*I* hon*. Hand culllvatm, Phone ti i HI I nl .IK Ii T R A (rro il WORK. PImmii* 1117 ' 8 t i y . DIB W. 2Mh. ’ll I AI tvr frro i^limalrN. .link Hunnf I»m| KEROSENE Porcelain" llnngri.; mHI 1VIf* tt Hiik’i goinl condltilon. Price very ren mi. t umal'le. Phone RdS-M. Fluor Situdtng mill Fiiiiehltig: \ll MU flak H<*rr lit mI Kiuiilcii Mol FfSHEIIM ANI live bait for Mil : fi I m’i| .it tLc Hrkt. i»ri( <*, I! I** *alp ftiitu 3 A.M. tilt (I P.M. daily h Trait* Slcvciia, Trli* 7 III H I 30(1 W. 2ml St. Us ed f u r n it u r e ' 8-pie.e R E P A IR S E R V IC E I . V ..r l.»t living room suit— IhtMHi. ibvm R A D IO , T o u rte n , Elertrle Iran i r i f f .’t.l Mh) Iieilroom *ultc anil studio couch A livH im g eleelrienl. , C’nll "t , T \. *1l lift.if *1 IlIKt Dougin* Ave, Plume 1172w rltv Bill llnrve y, yji'Ole !> IS .1 f I .it FI I* XJ ur 18«Jk_ ot (M l, Bov 1137, Sanford, Sen H »ii let* at itn he-t. ■■'GOUH pud RAD” 1. .* Illk !• T \ lit Km l M11• lined Baby Beil and l (ft Illk f•• r 5 r»iif( M i 8I4.ua NEW FLOORS ."itrlneed to perMatt re** Si tit frrlluv (lid fitter* made lik> Slightly n ii ’iI Maple I 1 (Uk ♦» 1 V Tl l»f fflT 1 new. I'lnmiting, cleiniltig A wn* v|... lit.lHi Platfcnrin Htteker ' Ull; tii T l» r* a' Ing. Pottaiili' I'ttwer |>l.-iut. 22 I • . Keg. |t.t*A Muguzlne Rack* f. •tl M.m year* tiipfriiutce in iltiniim.le "tir. Now IH, I’­ 1It .Mm11( • IUk i Colllltv, II. M. Glen sup. Lake StM'i rtu.ii’, Reg. >7l).Ru new Sofa Red IUk 12. ’1rr ll,i Tri*ffiinl Mary. 1 I, Reg. 11211.1)5 New 2-pc. ’I 11■ HD,UR Room St 111»< Living Rouh) hUltb 11, '1rr »t,, TnifL'i'l FKIGIM AIRE IUk Snccitil! New 8-pc. Bed M-»l» Hale* anil Service lt u< i, T H. Tniffrtr*! • l-*.i I _____ Col , SiIprlng, t Rooiii Suite, 2 Factory trained qualified Ser­ Mid* Mattrcn* nnd Pair Pillow* I liM'A vice Men. K ♦•7’ •*r i mi)! n i p of H « r T ruff old ‘ Special! Free headboard of 2, Mil: ¥, T K IL L HARDWARE, CO. M ||l * and Hollywood leg* with <01 K, r irat__________ Phnne 88 It. r r*t Mil (’or 1*o( 13. Illk purrhain nt regular price 1*•*ft N HI* W H ;*3' W C A LL 617 for Battery, Geiieral"t l |Ti |.!Ift>1 * I’ Mi Mf'jr of Box Spring and inatami Htarter service. Hwaln'n i.t.t I., IUk U , T r I. T r um ii'l' •* ■. tre*». Battery Service, flat W. H m Mali [leg. 87.1*0 High Chair— i It I. Illlt I t , T r I. T r u r f o r 'i* HI. ' New ........... .... . ........... 6.00 K ER O SEN B -FU K L (III fur home*. h 7'h » it( t."| 1. 1(1U I. Cliuv Como In and nee our Itill It .1 Ttickrt Add IK Cull Alvin Odlmtn, Sinclair Ke­ "Gnotl and Had" room, t.llt I IUk 12, T r 7, Tn»ff«»nl i . fining Co. i’horo.' 0168. .Bargain* from BOe— up. ( Illk ». T ». Trn f M A TH ER of SANFORD m 18/ a IGE t : — Hwetlish—nnd Medl- I f u ’ t.f but 3l«p. , 208-09 K. lit St. ___Phone 127 c a l. For cvenitiit appolntinotltr fftriPn !,*»()* *. 10 Utk 9, 1 7 ___ i____ c a ll|1 uDtrrrthy Drfft trrrth y W e t, 000-W. TrftiffHid'N Mtftji. fiLAftk floor p polUher. like now, ____tb UAKIV Hour u iM m HNY *,. klnyfulr I, nIn 1 aIllk iid 3 L A N D O Morning M o .......... .... .......... U1, retail* for 189.60 will aell for ORLANDO Sentinel, Or* 9.60. _Phone 280,___________ _ Klb b, T A, Tra H o r.l « lam xndu Evening Star. Cat] Ralph Ray. tie s-j. ”hou»a' and furniture at Cut* I amt S. IUk t. Illnhboitl amailngly little eo*t — bc«t bar- VENETIAN HLINDB made to l',.‘7 A- j ' i 7 , gain in town, Tarma — Wrlta ordar. Beminule Venetian Blind J.ol*'V t«nibrtmlit. It, Hlk H, A, J. 8 ACRES land, tmall house, good well, 12 mile* north Orlando, I1200.IH). Inquire Apt. fl. nit S. Ave., Snnford _ ^ IPerk 1 H TtlH W AV i7-112 ninth near LaTe Monroe approximately 6 acre* BRO foot frontngo — 311 cltnif, •hade, flowing well, modern home, acrecned porch, Ideal home. location for cottage*, - trailer*, club oi convalescent home. By owner. Phone 1H2-M8, Sanford. -8100 ACRES, |0.60 an aetw^Kaff cash— Fenced and loading coral*. B ES T Home Bargain* on ocMtn . front to close estate— 118,600 down— 188,000. This la right f6r Bog. B c/o Herald, 1 . 9 f . f * * P . *• dNB 4 1/2 hTp. f COLORED In maklnif hay the waiter con-1 tent of Rina.* I* reduced from A rticle s F o r Sale Use HEItAIJ) Want Ads Ptrner ==*= T w o third* of the area of the Hawaiian Miami* la contained in tha i aland of Hirwuli. O IL H A K E P A IN T T H E M A D E FR O M F IN E S T M A T E R IA L S KXTKKIOII IN I KHIOH FLAT FROM S^.otl Per Gal FROM J .25 F it Gal I,urge Select lei! HI Interior Colon, T o Chtotne From ALSO COME IN \\H I IN It (IE I' Allot I (ICR HE I T lilt VARNISH AND EN AMEL S A T LOWER PRICES WE l AN IT'ltN IS il PAI NT \.\|l til.ASS I’Olt AN I A M I \l.l HI M il It IIEI|I IK E M E M S ( ki t. 1 S I HR KESPONSIIU.I-. I* \IN I lilts FOR III 111 It >1 IH H E. IH I l l.li )| VI M il VIS A I IHVV ER PRICES SANFORD PAINT £ GLASS CO S :m l.in l\ l.vm llng I’alat \ (ilnso S ln rv 117 St*. I ’tirh. Crvc D e liw f v , I'luim* tttKI H v Fran S trlh v i cii* mu'if*. l*t( ol ’ll, 71. Illk 7, Kart l-aala. li tt » n lk I, T •, Tra ffor.l n",« ' .if I.iit4‘t jjji't 7 ♦t'""" H *• If t*>( TI M k 9. ¥ 3. , ahull be imlred w.lh wwi' -.hj Httnf'u'( dinuncc* of tha City of" Manfnu lorbi*. i-4V*rlng tint ci/natruclbm “ SS3K . I l l 4.W tft i > ' in , H i,-I inrritou*' -am) uiirule O '"' »« anr^ baitrilo ‘ii 'k i t *K^HtTflVii^abm 'i.vcc, ritluii l)( lb* |ta»**an ou<' **rvrrt In lit* man tier r«|ulrnl •■* ,.f nl Hatilurt). ow ner o r tli" af lita u ro llrrly " U -J Jrarr lbrtt lie *|4*W*Vk b.rrlliubnvc * Uuiiala.,8 nei.■ rapalrril avlllllll alxiv <(n) d*y* after a*rvlre of tlw DntJr* rruvlrtrtl for In ih* nevl v. " r«*dd bv aonu-axt cookrxit or uv direct _.. a.mp'tr .... . mani of Vbnr to r*p*lr torch »li( '\u ,:t ths asgeiu* of t U . u e m *lt* nroiMirtv, *bti itiltlp* Iherrot nil b* a tiro I I �r » n rrmcl >•'v* V***‘ *J*f**J, W t lW t g P A T M A R. 1 , 1 W # Klwsnls Meet ffl*V ■l w ^ lwem “-W— ArI t m t . ■mnn $ 1 m rtjki IV (i j j y u • vV, t v Jtaxr . K: -' ' r - 1 rfV.'v • W - , *f*' M jjrn mV •\ tty’ m i kV* (XV; M ■tvvmii m m vino street, in nixxicsimmec and will continue ••outfit Mu r. n Fn-d R. Horton, -•lor of ihr Iurn I church, annotihretl loilny. All donomination* i f f Invited to Httiuul. Bishop Leslie If. .".(nrston will he thn principal ipeukei and ac­ cording to Mr. Ilurtuu lute be-it ttainuj In xelerice mi.| he* achieved din taction in the lien! of ptyetiology. Othet workers will inelude jiaMurn nml wmkeij front the (lillrreiit tire III'* of the tile irlil. Mr. H miI oii -tsted that ooard for tin1 full tiim la fl.iK) a day or a total ■>( fS.UO. Mualn at 86 and 60 cent* and vlaltore are aaked to hr lag linens a ml other personal uitlilcn. fftaartaaed Frans papa #•*> The Hemlmdo Chapter, (pining with tha inure limn 11,600 chapters throughout the country, will offer everyone In the County an upjxrrtunity to contribute to the Red *r O . Set Ire Cru.ii amt lo larnmo a niemlier of the organisation, *nhl Mr*. (Irnls-r. Red Cr/rsx service to the comniiniity in dependant upon full pule llr Nii|»|iurt In meeting the nuoln which i* Itnted on minimum needs IL'eatlanad Wrote r a n O n ) of the Red Cross services, she de­ along, i ,* On other uuestlnns Arheson: clared. , "Wince the lied Croan In nil or- 1 I. l{e|Mirtrd that most consular ganiutinn id nil iieople every­ officials and their families in where," said Mm. Hither, 'l l !■ Chinn will begin leaving their felt Mint i'jliten.1 will meal theii jh.sis fur the homeward f»orney responsibilities t,y providing means this month. The slate department, however, still has out wailed nut to ckry on Ha sor vices." a plan to get a ship Into Whanghal. Ii. flescrltied the Itifslnn ruble ievaluation and other ninpeuvers H'nailaeed I' i s m f i t s llael Committee balked today at ap­ ok difficult In nnulyre since the proving old to education until Pie ruble is not allowed tu circulate aldent Trunmn assure* there will nl.roud and lias a value which Is be no federal controls over the pretty theoretical and artificial it. Hanoil.'il that lie ami bis achooli. By a divided lit tu II vote, the nid«n have given conpiIdr (able committee adopted u lesolulhm lu thuuglil In 'ilteiii'lhenlng tbc pro­ this effect by Rep K m m i (H- cedures ami machinery of the Norlli Atlantic fact, which |iroPal. It also voted to take a .Senate- vliles fur comuiltalhin niik.iik Hie passed aid hill ns hast* for work- member countries through the At­ fug out n rimijiromlse. of dlfferen- lantia (.'ouiirll mi ninny suhlerln srllnol other limn military Issues. cea Which luivu Mocked •i. Declined to comment mi tha bill 'in ejnmntltju', case of Klang Fuclm, lliitinh Although due to wind up , work Mur. ii, Chairman Lexhiski scientist who was sentenced to (P-Mieh) Mild the rummlUee In­ prison in I auiiIoii tmlay for giving tends In, |»0 beyond that dote atomic uey.tia^ 10 Husal|i. "If nrfcxntty,*' w a Aafli f i v 4[Tho Kearns restitution was rc— B<‘natur IfcMiihun tn-tmiui) ggrdcil as u direct slap at fed. proposed today the United Na­ aral security administrator Oscar tions liuld peace talks ill Mosrow Kwhur. It natd the committee haa mi In all effort tu set up-world crm. ranee that Commissioner of trills over atomic weapons. Tho chairman or Ink Henateatlon Karl J. McGrath will •ole Jurisdiction" of fed* oral aid "without Intereferenen federal ' security agency or agy from the administrator of the of .Ills ndmlnlstratlvo asMitanti. f i e* *{ »2$sr* Ilift Three Meet Farm Support '\v* I m ,4 I* ) V, m K fm ' ’'jpA* >3>; b f i-, x; & . Mi p Stale Farmers Market tCaallasea r i m Cs m OM> portion of domestic troubles arpt problems, one finds that they go hack to person* not bdng suited for the Job (hey ary Arylng to do," said Judge' rarmor. "Father, through with Ms day's work Is often not fit to llvs with because he is not doing tho thing ha haa always wanted to" do," she asserted, and pointed gut how im­ portant it la tu get young people ■m the right occupational track. She told of a neglected youth who was sent to Marianna ami came out of there In ula tnonths due to his fine record, and who was then guided by an interested Klwanlan. 'fhr youth recently re­ turned from '(Icrtnany after four years of army service, and thanked Judge Farmer and the Xlwanlan "big brother" in appreciation of what they had done for him. Another boy wh'u -had served In the fit ale Reformatory In lli.'.r* later became a chaplain at tho same Institution, and It now Mated for a prominent post In the "Buy's Town,r which the famous evange­ list and musician, Homer Rodeheaver, plans to establish on his large estate at I’alatka, overlook­ ing the HI. Johns nivsr, she re­ vealed. At the conclusion o| the talk, Judge Farmei was congratulated fpr her address by I ’rsniuent, Ralph A. Hmitli. Denfeld Probe ■an> ord ’ sT atw ptmmamb~ MARKET KKrORT HU. M Th* following price* r> ported t>r ill* lie* l*r* on the Hanford Hint* Karma re if ark at for produce eoi<i to Trucker* and Healer* no lo < I’. M, Keb. I I . 1110. Orntlcil no llpr. Hi*mi*. X Lima ...,. Bu. llpr. Be* n». 1'ols .... ... tlu. Itpr. B»*l» ........ .... Dos. Itch. (.'alibag* 10 LI. U*a* CullllBB* . IS Lb. crt. Caulirfi.war Cr t iiinini ben, ( I SO . 1 IS ll.ns - t i l 11.10 - 1,00 ( .1* - I (IB j .10- t.00 11.11- L i t IS IS . 1.0* In n e r ....... Bu. Hakte. M i l - i l l O lr r r , 1 iloldtn CM, la * L i n . 11,11 - I 10 r«l«ry , I'ac-al CM. la A I.aer l l . l l - 1 11 eaap ian t .... tin b «Ui ». Vani’jr ..... . tlu llskls. 11.1 0 - 1 1 1 ..................~tr7mm Pag* Buuash, Yellow Hu. IJpr. 11.10 Turnip*. Purple Top ..... Doe. Itch | .11 Tomato** (Pinks) r.'fl. itrtienitlnk_iin*lltr no unal n il riT H H O kiiowledgu" air Injection has no t.eo mi iffs.nl value and is m,i comm .n in medical practice, 1.11 orongaa. Mid- Urasori . . . . .... (log | | ,l l OtfUlKC*. Te m p i* ............ 1/1 H oi 11.(0 Oranges. Valencia*. Keiieiiillng s|ae* lln i M U Orapsfrult, . ,T?yl[,r !r “ IN •" Imllan in thi* suspense-filed arrmn- ftnd. Mercy Killing l-olnioen. It*<t tills* U.7 H. t to Lb Hag ll.lo - 1 no Itaitlsha*. Iced ...... Do* Hcti. 11.00 - 1 id I Ml lien o Td ia e rlo rs z i i . n - * rs I.eMuc*. Ifflierg, Ilry IWcfc I. A ert depending Mi* ll.oo - I la Onion*, Itreen tins. Hi-h | .11 - I,p0 m !•***. ring) Iah .. Hu. Her tl.1 t - 1.00 Kapprrs, . *"*‘l Hs* was called to I be llillsh o n i FunnI v I hihi.il ul of, ihiys a fte r the death of Mm. Abbie Horrolu, f,!l, Maliche-li-i ImiueO' wile. The county medical referee sold ... Ilo l f l.1l - l .00 he read medical rejmrls in the cane. ,1/fl Hoa I I 10 • t,II. And then he told llie Cl nuio Jury: Ilerelpt* for Slonltar not ahown Col. H. <1. Harriman InttoduroJ the following yuesta: Robert Drum liutav Mnrkn Klnn. demamt only F a ir ley, .1. II. Itosion, Itamlall Goff of iminv on practically all rnmmodUl»/!, the Kev Club, Jack Stamper, and O rdina ry in F a ir Miiallly afflllnv Wade Kelley of Orlando. H im than prlcan r)unlt4. tary F- llarky Wight reported near JIM) percent attendance. J. I*< Hurt led the ridging, Harry We*l‘ er accompanying. ICaailaaad P mmn Pag* Oaaf • "I juimlered for a few uiilrtiemi to determliiM how tu eaplalu the Inst part of the' 'progress note*' ami then decided it aimuht oc i>imight before the authorities." Iliron llimi, read from records previously Introduced h> the pro■ci'iittop, hrle read— "patient given lu FFn nf air. repeated four times, nml expired HI minutes after tills Ciuiniry ('lull Ron d In M int ,s treet was Marled." will ho put I lv rehulll and the reTh f comity tpediriil refeiee said mnlmler resurfaced. be MinmiiJiied Rheiiff Thonms F. Next year, said Mr. Herndnn, a ti'llrleii to (lie lioi|iitnl anil ilia, greater njiprupilutlon In ox peel'd luler llr. .Saniler come to tltj -e for Hemlnole ( ’nunly as It will In­ corils room al llie ho jdlnl. clude Federal appropriations ami Allorney (ieucrnl \Vlll|am I* farm-to-ninrlii-t road construction. I'lliirney itskeil Ihroir The fltnle Rond Ui'iiartmenl is "After Dt. fiamler srtlved, djii jdanuluir In liuvo Included In thu yon converse with him?" loulgel under lIn- jirimary vyr.tem "I did, yer, sir," rejilier Or. additional paved aiens at the Han- Hiron. font Jltatc Farmers Market, Iny Did you uupilre peilslmng diulo.l al o i* llie l.she Jersnp n. Mrs. Itmi ..I n'k tic ii lli? llrldge amt ujijironch now umiei Fliirf defeine conn el i . tills K. I'nmitruHInti. Wvmntt o|ijcril'd al tins pohit Iml Other iin|iliivemPllts Include tho lodge Harold K. We coll nllow.'d reiurtaidiig of RtaUj Road mil' 4111 I'hinnoy to prornrij. from Five I’aiiits uh>( Orlando; i). Do you recall, Doetor, the Highway In Oviedli, V d U tu n c o nf first ijiihation you. asked him mIin* mllen, M'uuifnrthF. 'o f Slate (Funder>T, Road HI from Wilson Furrier to A. I tok! him.fin deslli "( V'S. County Ronds House Atomic Committee told the Senate that the threat uf the hy­ drogen snjier hoinb has confronted the world with a new crisis. An a find step, he called fur a meeting of the United Hlntes and Its Atlantic I’ni’t partners to draft "a peace proglam." "After we have tianted the cli­ mate for peuce, then the day for talks (with (tuisia) will have arrived," lie udd. The projH-r forum for tlienii talks, he indited, la the United Notion I it'll oral Assembly, H* i aid It -thuuhl meet In Moscow with llie umlerstandlng that tho de­ bates "lie broadcast In ovej-y cor­ ner of the earth," Rlum ildlveo inucji revenue ftntn licensing fish-right*, flmall lu advance any public speeches he makes. The report considered a num­ ber of controversial matters on unification and strategy, only on Denfeld waa there a difrerence of opinion in the committee. A majority of 26 member* en­ dorsed thn finding*, with ten of then* objecting, however, that tha report was too weak. A minority of eight members (ill ‘Democrat*!, found it too strong. The ten memUkrs, one Demo­ at and nine Republicans, urged attorney general consider charge* against Secretary of Ihe Navy Matthews under a IM S law which forbids the influencing or In­ timidating off congepxlonal wit­ nesses. Their action was em­ bodied In a supplementary state­ ment filed with the committee. Matthew* removed Denfeld fol­ lowing hi* appearance before tha committee, but Inilitrd Inter It was not for Denfeld'* testimony. Rep. Herbert (D-J-a.) In a lively doled session yesterday lost by a vote nf 1*0 to 11 an attempt to get the rommittee ns a whole to approve instigation of possible criminal action against Matthew*, hul the WeklvV'River/ anil or Hlate ugnaclous "climbing perch" are Road 4:tfl from the Orlando High Rorroto had been called to my n»iq ' - T . 10 , l1n7<,»tlgat«. In hU (Randora) Initial reply ho spoke of another case and I told him I wap Interested Jn ihe case of Mr*. Rorrnto. <J. Did you again ipiOBtlim him about Mr*. HorrotoT A. I stated I wanted the -torv of the cape, y . Did he give it lo ynuT A. Yea— he xald Mrs Rorroto Miffered cancer nf the large bowel and ||ver, meta itn-li pud Inanition. Q. Did you nurHtlnn him furthet uje-nt the entry on the progrera shent? A. I did. «). W lin did vnu ask him? A, f called hip attention tn air Inji"i|nn mui asked him the reaion for it. He Mated due to thi ideaiiing of Mr. Rorrnto to relieve hli wife's suffering ha injected air inlo I tr vein*, I naked him If he reall;*d the rnnxeqnences nf what lie was lining and he said he did. I axheil him if ha rcallied Mrs, Rorroto died of air Injection and lie said he did. I asked If lie anew lie Imd broken the taw. lie stuten lie hud thn |iarinlMiou of Mr. Borrotu (tnd that he thought Ihe law was nnl rnirect In this cast-} that lie might have broken the tuv.* hul thal the law oilglil to he rluingrd F A M IL Y DIN NKH fanned Hamburgers, Muhcd Potatoes, Mushrooms and Vcg«.~ table BaladY Olngerhrsad and Applesaucn, Touted Rolls. Bevsr*g*. (Recipe fnr Warred Diah Follows) MUSHROOM A N D V E Q B TA B LE SA LA D Ingradtentx: I three-ounce can chopped brollsd mushrooms, % cooked drained green peas, % c u f cooked drained diced carrot, % French drssalng. Chill for several Hi cup shredded green pepper, endive. Method: Drain mushrooms, reserv­ ing broth for use In gravy or soup. Put mushrooms, peas and carrot-, in a mixing bowl and raU with French dreslng. Chill for xewral hours. When ready to serve, toss lightly with green pepper and I cupful (if the .............. slicedwhit* white stems o^ endive. Serve on the curly y tops topi of the endive. Make* 4 serving*. O N in if L V i m St A FOODS M A Y W K R lin O K R T F O R Y O (IR K A T I N A I’ l.B A S U R C : Golden Imperial Key Went Shrimp ALSO ' RED SNAPPER—KINGFISH STEAKS SMOKED MULLET VINCENT’S SEAFOOD MARKET SOI R. H F.C O N D W R D K I.1 V R H FOO T R C K riA U K T PR. C. K. R I.n iU D G R OP O R L A N O O Will nee pit lent* on Thuniday of each week al Ihe VALDEZ HOTEL For appointment ta ll 46b Thursday only Orlando Of fire, tt&IR Ni Oiangn— l»h. 82420 H i aniuni ore ha* hr*n ill*I’livuretj fn- iM Idilgan's up|ier pen- insula. E opt; In.glass.gjuliei, for fighting, I way near I'ralcie l.uke to Koreat « e '4 W _ ‘ '4<il^«nii-itw^ j a r g y ^ m ^ na. l7 . '** ' * > |1 » . i t c . 1 lV'* ’ A D D IC T IO N THE For Growers ond Stockmon l ' skirt until tkc I « Dopendnbl© performcrH . . . that you can count on to carry you through your busy day' In fashion and footi * *; ease! \ m When you don't know what lo u m r~wkdn nothing quit* stums to control tho pasts on your •topi hi ■ priw you, eon afford to pay*-hit tho noil right oh tho hood— tail tho Wilaon A Toomor Roproaantotivo, | ' Ho'a tralnod lo know tko anawor to questions liko thoDO. and bohind him it on# ot tho moat pro|rtssivt roawroh program! In tho builnoaa today. H o know* your looil aolla ond conditions booauio bo Hroa right In your port o l tho oounlry. H o knows .how | « hrork out • balanood, rolotad ond ooonomiool pro* M a (o r you. H o It lotoroatod In aoolng you do woU M ' M l marhot, hooauao .ft moiuto a itoady and profttoklo' i M l ntnsr b o Mm. ■)’ . , Patent T M allnf'bock hoot and up-lo-tho mlnuto atyllng f mokes th ii ■ valuoblo : oddmon t o y o u r word. wooKm • . ■- * P H . 1 M I-J CHIROPODIST Jump-nff-Jo* creek lx th* name u f ii ’iimlharn Oregon stream In­ to which a pioneer, Joe Mcl.uughliu. hi i.uId to haw juin|)*d In 1HOT. apparently for the Joy of U. .... ImpUrtinttoWi COMPANY Mapalr, ramodil or m -roof roar horn* b o w . Lat ua abow you how aaar U ta under F H A till* Ho. 1. Nothing On urn— (hre* raara >o nay. iTftl French Avenue pit. I l l ■ . ik. ?n 1 ^ u m rn u m m tunmu mm. ii ■ ■, �smsssr ^ .’v^HSSJtRF1 a B & E r-Afy V '\ mssesr■ Y9V., h VaMf TMrt ^mtford Sferalfc UStrength — T l P r o f i t tha Peer# of th* W orld; T i Premat# (ho Pragreee of a m ic a . T o Produce P n u p e rlty for Sin lu iU . Q* AN VOLUME xxxxi President Says Door ItJ Open In U. S. For Any F o r e i g n Peace Discussion m Wa s h in g t o n . m «,. » -(/p . — Senator* learned at a .n-crel srition today that en-rgenry plant are ready now for dulling thii nation to a war-lime ban* including civilian defeme xg.im.i possible atomic bombing. AfTIR DIICUSSINO the rn.i| sti Ike with Prrsldritt Trum an. Congreriionel Ip.tileis Irnve the While House. T lir v me il lo t I Sen Srotl Luca* « 0 -III ). -Senate Majority Leader. Ilep Sam Itayburn (D -T e x ). Hoiu# Speaker, and Hep. John .McCormack It)-M x»> ). t/nlrrnallorml) Chairman Tydings (D M il) tatd three atsurancet were given in lb* ^S e n a te Arnteil Services Coinmiller by t h ' top civilian planning ncy. the National Security Preouierv Board. Presidential assistant Joint Frost Danger Kennedy T ells For Flo rid a Is Of Low Florida Seen Tomorrow Wildlife Supply it Steelman, who also terves at j t l ing ebairman ttl the board, prr i R o w emergency mobilization plant at ^ a closed door loniniiltt.c leuiuu this forenoon. Steelman act oiiip.inird liv board members who have been drafting ul.ins foi mdutlii.il mo bllizalion, manpower tdillrols. an I civilian defeniri for use m any emerge ncy, mcludiflg sw klfii w «i, Tyulngn : Mill Hi* .Senate group ( C u t l n t l OH Ph i * ! « • » — . (II life In-tutaanco . Ifi I In liitei ,d I loi Sal'iidav nlv.lir was waimei. lonionow, ibr refund walhinp said, would be i l r n and lom glit ■ind m lrrsiilt ol i aim over north erly dfliaL'rt: '*1 ^ . P»Jf! over loulbem tjir.tr ■*I and il* degi e» wainu i tliari l*in|>ri > •»■» .....I .... '•»*»«■ trnip*raliitrt ............. .... will M .du.iit / IF , )()Uy (iniimavlll* dish Id Innr ruioiph iiainc .upplv lot dir let ictllloll ol jiroplr y>lit. Its * lieiel" PtilliHnp mil 'lie loss of lu ll a n d j u every v>atc, lie d* claret], that' rc xlo cH rip often ri.'aatlansd lia *S|t Trts) F. D. Scott Buys Theater Building On First Street M ary, I. m c i o i s , w n„. I •' operator rtf llir Uvula A irp o rt, *28; Slnrl.e, 1 'ilt.. , ';«n fiii,i Auto I'nrta Co,. Inc., to i»l»S W illUU il), Wultsdale, III. ll,,v ......... ... the iiurcliase f t..... Upper cast const district: I ' m i son, Irel.uiul, Crescent City, 2!'; Iliisliuga, IJuntls-ll. 20; N o v Hmj Inhsiul llicatre* Inc., of the I't iiicostt Theatre and building on First fit tret. Tim autumulillo part* company run, Minmis, .’12. Qrlnmtu d i a l r I e t : Fi uitl.mr) « III remain at it* present location Park, Forest t'lly , *£t>; l l " " " p in llm tVcIuka Building ptmilitiK Um atilla, Con way fir. Phillip . 'In- I ecmInal ion of n lease, lie tie••mi I'urk. C m i llicrry, Plymonii, . Itirctl. nflci which It will move tot., tli. portion of the Prlticesj tlvietln, ill; Kisalmmer, it.'; ' ’•I" milldliig now urviipied bv the then trr liurtlrn, Hunfor'l, ill lllotik illle •lliilrlrt: I'aasadnix. 211; Hushnell, W c h 1 1 e r, iit. Urnokavlllr, Denliem, X I; Valru-o. ............ ........lift. .. Plant C ity. ............ I.akeluml ' Itldgo district: 33 to 37 degreen ecu except 30 in cold pocket Harlow Hallow district: !I3 to lo 37 de in green except ill degrees in rum. M W e«l Coast district: 31 to .(n degreea except 31 dogieic. .••■ coltl imet ets. Imtuiii Itivei district: 3b to it" degrees.' Kvorgludvs district: 3D to dfdgreea, except 33 ilfgiee (scattered fro^t away from U>« lake).* Stnathcrs, Pepper To Launch Campaign N m o Man Wounded deWhcn Irate Spouee P l r e e F o d r S h o t* My aileep In Why .iilynlttr ll*t people lo tome licic lo liuriI wlirn n< don't t.I« < J A U K 8 0 .N V lL L E ,M a r . 8. - m — Th o kickoff for He present at ve (iru rg e Htnalhora’ atate - wide •tump *«e*klng campaign for «• B. .e n a ite r ha* brntn aet for W A .M . Baturdaay a t Montlcello. Additional ®*tu rd ,y have been scheduled for Quincy, Chattabooehee and M arlPttor markamanihlp on the part of an Irate w ilt * « . the onljr Pnrndisc For Hunters Is No More. Snys G«t me. Fish Head IcinpeiHliiir on high ground al’olll Tim Frdral | A Rraorvo lluard noted they have given u lop lift to consumer In iJ . cornea, >A The ‘I rra u iry lias fnr ngei'i-iled 11a oripiuul pout of 200,000 checks a day. T h irty -tw o working ditvx have pushed ainra tlm first rliecka wore mulled Jnn. 10. The total puli I out ho fur la more than tin If the i2 tBi!r..0U 0.00ft the Budget llnreaii had *stimHteil would he paid up l « •• etui of thin fli.eal year. Arfnugementa are balnp made to start .non the ta»k of relaylmr refund* due the lurvivnra of dead A veteran*. Hurvlvot claim* alone ' number neveral hundred thousand, halplng push the total of persona exported eventually to get re funds to around (104810,000. Plan i are to mako no direct pay. mania Into estate* of deceased veterans. Instead It la proposed that the V'etvrans Adm inistration determine which survlvora are en­ titled to sham In refunds and what (heir share* w ill be, In case* where • veteran left hlM rvn, ias mine # n wife and five children, individual ditb that w ill ritpan Ini people, i y’ .a* m . «uUti people. checks for aa many. Th e Job of deter »p i ora1 eligibility — for. tSTbpiteld of?amlled ^ e ^ t h a % A * ni«y m e h fi» of thl* nature p frba bly w ill be made through regional disbursing offi­ ce*. liybl n o ilb rily wiitil, ein d u liiils , light to gentle north h *1,375,83*1,8811.21 — an average anti collier with iiSSLT.... **"" *'1 The eiits-kii 10111* to total oft of about 1 IHU each. D c j^ F C C S I It,,id,, 1. lot, (ifli'li o d tc rli.id ,i- i liimicrs' p.iiriditc. ilicic ,trr no Inm lci', pirtidi-cs Id i in ibr w|it>lc l'm in i .Slates. I)r | W. I.r o io t l), pul,In ||y tip ,, I,,i ,,| 11,, titiloe ,tud I irsb W .tlr, I t not I lie I rib m l Stale licu l Warn­ rni--.it.ri, loltl iiifiiiltn, t,l ibr ing Service said llir wealbri would V e in ,in - On I lie I h im . I i.iin be mil i|uitr «o told 1‘Tulay iilghl ill*; f l i .mil ll.r I' III tit r- l.troicrs "ilb only slight iitdo alums ol frost 'Itldculs ! i' I niitlft ,i) llir I nline til noilbriii districts Salmda) Is iliir i Itmldinp H r v-.i. intio mummy tinted |>t |n],o I ’lrn u ii i/Tr eltack* have now been w rit I err for m dreitlian half the vctarmiH who h a w gotten in llielr application > .for eharen In the 12,8(10,IXKI,Will dt'ldeod, .. . Official*. i-ald today h (ninilaI fori at the close of «M B tlo n » y s lertlaav allowed th* T re a iu rv had mailed dire kit In 7.1 83,804 of lire ♦ 3d I A K K M N U . ,'vlai 1 UV> I 'in.I w,.. (ru n ,i-t for rarlv linniit • row moiMim; mrp |In- Moiid.t pern iimlat Irooi tin- noilli llilniiub •pot. in tli*- b.\rrfd.idrs and lower v .i j I toast diilnr.U ♦More Than Half Of GI Insurance Checks Are Sent W A S H IN G T O N . Mar. 1!. O f Prcflictcfl For Snnforcl. Orlnndo Aren •ruled a summary of t M c n ir an I Hmatberx’ Itinerary released to­ day take* hint through M ar. Id with *la to eight *p#prhu* a day. It c o m * iff the northern courttie* to Escambia amt a block of c o u n tlu l » the north central part of the'state. „ Meanwhile, Henator Beppar offlm ha* toured the * ta U and numerous ipw ch as, but ha and hla w o rke r; fiat • re lly and ataUw M a broadcMt to *tort at P P .M s r tha beginning of tha statewide effort. in Mg bid foi another term to ' t W EA TH ER T i l r and colder Ih li afternoon 'tut tonight, F a ir and continued •"Id Friday. Freeh northerly "tm U . liii.iinuhing tonight and Friday. NEW SPAPER r N o . 1 39 A tw iic in te d P re s s S e n s e d W { r c 7 / . lO Iif Truman States United Mine W orkers Not He Will Never Guilty O f Contempt Charge Go To Moscow DIhcuhs Coal Strike With Truman Senators Discuss Sec­ ret Plan To Convert U.S. In Case Of Suriclen Atomic Attack ™ D A IL Y K A N F O R D . V L O H U M r" ~ f H [iK S D A Y ~ M A E a tn b lln h e d 1008 Board Reveals *Atom Defense Plan F o r U.S. 1NPEPENPBM T TH E tie uml luhhy. Work ha* been started in the new location, Haiti Mr. Hcott this oioniinif. He stated that one of »»rUm p r lm y y reasonajfor^ moving the Ituainesr, is the need for more •puce for the motor repair ihop to which lieu machinery I* constantly being added ami where automobile motor* are completely rebuilt, One of the new machine* Is a modern ernukshafe grinding machine, the only m u of It* kind 111 Hanford. QHrer maeitlhea rebore ylimlera. Valvo seals are re faced. Thu shop Is not Intended to compote with garages, but to do work that tho garage* cannot do, m i Id M r, Scott. Established here H I year* ago, the cumpany was first known a* liu* Hanford Hear and Porta Co., and later the W and W A uto Part* Co. Th u Cavllt' Je w tly Co., and W right's Berber Shop Will remain at their present locations In the theater building, said M r. Beott, Kace Track Manager Ordered Shack Phone T A L L A I I A N S E E , M ar. 9. — VP\ A telephone company official mi Id today that w in * were in­ stalled in n communication* shock overlooking Buushlno Porti on In­ struction* from tho horso track's geneeral mansger. Howard fiheuk, eral commervtal n for the Peninsular Tel pany, a lio told ibe utilities commleelon line from the tn y ik 'l to the o f f - t w i T wfirt A ttc m e y General Richard K i r i n claim* tha wire houaa we* being tried ip call quiok result* of race* lo Continental Frees Borvlte In N «w Y ork for dUtrlbutlou to UIogel .rare bet bookm clM a. ‘ «iSU Jutluc Upholds liCwiB’ Contention That He Is Nni Responsible n. I'Vn Mine Slmttlown WitnemwH In IMtysitiitn’s 4Mercy Shiyiim’ Triul « t S i n M . J o i v T Msr i. — </Fl hfnat.u Inti (H -tlh lo l said toda* he «tl| nr,nun* a Senate uiiratlgntlon of Ihe entire roet xltlk* - I ’ lnlftm and the govern­ ment's handling ill the run temp I case teams! Hi* United Min# Workers W A S H IN G T O N . Mat. J — (/p) --P rr-itle u t Itu n i.n -.ml lo d iy ib r fltmt is itill o|t*n lirr* fur any lf>raj|!n |>carr im ivrt, but be never " ill gn lu M nitnw tin anv such mission "b ile be is Prc-ulcnl. As I ns ib r .Vnxl* invt'tt'i;,) in ,il i li.sigcs tint .« Comnnmist tpy i n:: r xi !.• in llir Ht.iir Dcirart1,1 m ' I I Miniitn -a i'l no one •tt|| tb* i'irs lilriil Ins Ml. tlr a ton u r i c t-lfnrl In grl ,t| llir (itittom uf llir srt nrily ih u M pmi U p said lie wonlil iiidpctAtr " iib llir Henie*i inquiry, bill "nuliln't s.»y tiv tiliri lie ssill linn curi rm plnyr's Invally filr* In in’ r.tig.ilint i‘i*i|UPat fur I'tiitiitit'iii in .i W A S H IN G T O Y M a r. (/Hj Tli* ' tnl*il \ti„r W ,irk e n t^dey were Inund umnrenl nf i onlempt I " I ••"),' m rli(Isy v i ]' rosl -lift * I I»o - h I b; Si’im i„i it.-,........... ( I i T ltr vtiiil ism tum p up w ith h Clilill). 1m „ St'JIMlP tpp.'Cli j i'p Irrrlil). McMiilinn •llggfhti'il II 1'iiiifrri’iii’i' of N'niiii Ailiintic Pact I'ltnnll Ip . mi ,. |ir v u|i|iruui‘ll tu mt.tinit- iri'Hcr wldi'li " ..old bt‘ preai'lllctl tu a I tint ,*tj V u li.m , HMSPtldllv llll’.'tillg Hi t|i, I in'*. W ltl ttNOWII u illi.itnKlst Mr tf itph i t|()| | ii lltn* irs v r. ttl* IIA V IH O ft'* ................................. l',n,.|,...i*,. N tl , Cuiinti i " t I •'•■I'*•"' *. M tn rtvstrl, N M '* ii.. i t nflri I* tifyins Hint Ur siw Ht*r;ti•.•t■I l,',' i " i ’1 nti»t” ''d "f " •• D, "t'lm snn N Saiulrc tm*rl Uir lain Aht. * l'1' t.rctll* 111 an empty avrltiRf inln the i li Mgi dip w.»» kfttrd i'V I " ' ' -ms i-f M i- Alttilc Hnitntii. a call- n inn N S..nd*i wltti mi mt ln|'*''ri m(Tpr*r ( fnl*fnntlnmlU linn (r-'lcrmUlniiiil .S'i"i"«l|',">,'*t M 'llct si .......... .. i'l* tl*i- rnnithniise Mum lirsti-i. N II , " niit'g m b* i* d i n t Ity tli* (li'n.ri tilimi to giv* *v Idem * on ftn ,n 11op v tinftlniM In III* tlPllllt nf Mi l. Al't'tP It 'M I't". « rttirc r |i.iticnt ( Iiifartinflitnot) Chinese Airmen Were ‘Out To Kill’ Warren Blasted Say Crewmen Of Strafed Ship By VI*W Chief On T ill- I’lP.sIllflll Milt* l.r mill III) rniiilnt'iit. Ill " n i l mi In ay li n t liu Iih .i ■limit' plnin liu lip u, out going In tliiH 'u ", l.ut lliu door I j | n t'in x -- n p n . ftu a n , ■■iii' lii conic (('•■■Haul* <1a {'■■* Di flnlph M illar B-if)innld llo n o tn lllznbath Rose pro- ra il Eight Of Family Perish In Blaze Of Small Home l . t l H I , I ,| itli. M m h 1 lil’l 1 ’ "'• • .......... " I ' m iM •• I Veterans Affairs I t"n \tnrItt .in IIIPM Im iliiirn ,1 I ouft ••■ • I'l', i M o n i l . t ................ t ill.” rt* «in* ii nf the l ,iniir*i I I*- »,m! Iwi* »•••!.»* At lr.1'1 srven fmllibs wri* ilin|i|i*il uni Imrnlie.l 1 ■ I * W .I 11I -. S.I ft m.irliinrguit bullet* weie Jitrd xi llinn, " H " ' i ' .*mt mm *i"* "*l flrey described the altarking |d*nri I’ >1. mil H .’ i- ft >!«• t'i" | utetJ by ibe Chinese Nalion.iluls. N.u iu im Iii I s lu iiu n Im i * nliinii.il i BONBON. Me.. Mar. 2 i/Proift on T-ftnutini C rn -n ' n poulft* F ir r raced Mimirgh it atnall house litre early today. kHHtiL’ eight tnemhera nf a fam ilv ami r r it k i-nth in in i Ing „ ninth. mil ftrth e r Id 'iitlfy llir n O a iV rrr. i.....i draft isrr* m .......... , ...t p r . Kits nod Hinftl> tni'gpft , . , |from ftnlu In a til j * n r o]i) glvl portpft a. i fin1,1 ; , ' r ' tvrrfoRerufl ilo -p llu l Sit* nftpii'ftI '.ncniul i.nft Il.tlii IMrft .1.___ fti g l.nrain on moat of h*r boft\ to rea fh tin xpenc. | • I i i."k 'i t. ' V1 F r m i. bou Imikmil ..................................... , l(i< I’l'n M j h io 'l i m i t ! , h n it-1 Rtfiti mi k « ii (j j ........ ............... | ( J o i 11P ’ . s p v , *. . , i\huh * "ti h I ii'* i a A III' * * 1 11 i * :*, h ! Tn I «* I ' * 11 I ||., * . i IK C ii 1 ttv#* iinilur'il Rttimhi1) . hi M u ft.* firal rt||» ••II (i<** Hal* rjitf t tty in M'fir* KiivL'H . . . , I i . " It.ilU ll l.l'l Ilf A c .t t . ......... | |M^|, , nn|,,o/ t '■ ' itinulr 111 a pilsim i r I •♦111.*i i n liiriiril," 11 * dm) i||l t ur.| I,-ft" iii lliu lo,it| tun it i irillll l |i|r,*nl*'i i* lo ..... n u n lit ••-l Mrs/A ugusta Schmidt Dies From IIIneHH " H’e are finding more Index nil Hie llm *," lie HtsIrl. Caidaln h im " linn »inft tin' imp (Ooatlaa** «■ rats » * t Youthful FarmcrN Plant SprinK Crop» In spile of high winds slid swirl ing du*t. mnmbers of tlm KnitiInota High School Agricultural Class ware busy yesterday plant ing spring crops nn Ihe school plot. Among the crops now being planted by these "Future Formora" ate corn, Irish potato** and field pea*. About 16 boys are participat­ ing In the program, according to 8*rylp*x ware b*ld at 4:00 P.M, today at Eickson Funeral Hume with Dr. W. M. Castle, Sr- officlaatlng. The remain* will h* jerl Keniialb Eaddy, Instructor, to Piiiconning for InUrment. The student* are making full use of tha shop facilities, ami among their projects recently completed a barbed wire fence around tha pasture. Th* hog pens have baas eitoeotod, and milking itolli nave bean built in the barn. Muck has been placad on th* lawn .lie Civil Aeronautics Board'* in frost of the school building tu faty Investigation division re* improve tho gras*. PILOT ERROR W AS H IN G TO N , Mar. 2. - Iff! —Nine out of ton fatal crashes in private airplane* are due to pilot error- Nearly half of those aaUtoke* result from Recently the bon killed and thin today In an analysis air aeaideat* Is 1941. The ________ . . . . ___ _________ three with Uia potted friars storage. —Ufcw e»s.,j t il l ml i .-l,., ti* hoi., , rhohi . o* .................... ................... ....... V 1 , I ' l ’l l s ! ' i II. I'lt IM m , 1 ,0 " Mo, ' , M0 10 >1It' M' I if ill* A |« I < I* Mill’ll I Mtl. M u 4 \i tc.•• M|/|Mi-m v«f in tVi sili- fi tf 11' • .111•i. i ! » .■ r i i> f •! < nmmitttf Atiooiv niH'fH <l»i ••i Ii •fti,it! I•*if Miri’Hi! In huiK* it diu loie il till*, I v >!•', Mnlfty I llir lor met —lii.n >.I Itu.i til- let*. IT i .i i l l m I 1 m ||> .... Ahuii Smuggling •lo I /*• It Continuin') |iuty ‘ Ring Uncovered In tiol lint,tub it ill. i n , 1 i ol Houston, iVl o h i I e I In i on 11fi I|ptI (>•’ I'.iifti I* ft (in The i.tiperstructure uml g n ii of i lie Ploiicc* Hall: wore Will I |n'|t T a m p a W o m a n M e l d lii'ed w llh loft", when the vr -ft I n J v a lo U H y S h o o lin jf arrived In Kobo. A ll had been T A M P A , M ar. 2. i/1't John ilaiilied with red lead. T b r run iain't) eabin alau wau datiint(rd l icil Fields of .lai'kxnuvdh is in ri itirctl condition loda" after It* Mr*. Augusta W. .Bchmhli. 7». exlnuaivcly hy tnai.’llilieguil lull- Ing shot at (mini blank rant!* In ft died In Ihe local ho»pltal ata HtHF, P.M. yesterday following a abort llluea*. Mrs. Schmidt K»d aneni tha paait two winter* at thp rellowililp Front. Her home wan In Pinconning, Mich, Born Aug. 94, 1970. In Ger­ many. the deceased h H liv s d for more than 05 year* In pwreumlni! and was a tnembar of the Baptist Church nuren of oi Beavtr. Mich. • ghe I* survived by one daughter Hr*. Rudolph Btrefling of PI"; conning; thrto WIJ*. A b e r t e l Detroit; William gnd Fred of Pineinnlng and Sanford; and seven gtmndchlldren, . I i l l Ml \ I’.- I I r I I \ 1 1 i ,,, .ft f i■ W .iI IniI.i v , lr,l,nlt *1 I 1*o»flim r*1 IIM i*N|(r I will ,*||,ii ol Commuiii't I*«•»i.«-1 A.. i .•(..•• /aputucky'' "Ii"*. ltll*il "1 w n . more f i iglftPTieft bv tin* bmitell in hi* prison *r II. wl.th 111mb than whan we were nt iiinln ittvetligeliun. h >■ 'm l < iiii'kcd by Ihe tier mans while I "im a (.tfisstiMii on ii convoy ti) M m - Ciiiun ol oflicirel* in tl" Io i *im" tCoattaoea Oa r««> ooiiiik, ItUaHiii," he said. l" Illlil II liugr liirt. 'i Pro- iooiooi Ilf lM*d M> kill H A tirltthlmr. Eugmie Bipkfoift llor hort 11, StniHt, 1J'i, I "in i said he heard M r I. Smith* tb* ollni.l •..ninmiii't die, Ky., 'Ml I hr eolc (*J(M|Mlf\ l ‘i.n>i. 'terrains. He ran lo the Suilti II fill Ih'IIIIM’f f fill*' Iii flM * ..*" .|,iprr. tonl*'i*.l t*. Im-i . I'lniip and inrricd Mm . Smith 1 ,i h'if! IL *•i•I indid not i n .MM lit* icrirlr II >|ftl not i) til. |,i)u •• where nhf cullaii ",l 111 f |»f |11*- VI If till h\ Ir'l H* i ‘ >f Her nlghi clothing Imd hm It'll lit Ml' VI. Il*'» U*|*"! dill ’Tl|rr Ml*' ' 11- ili-'i b* ",ix tn )"l l.orord off. Bhe Imd xtnrggh"1 ,u a . k. " . ili'ioillig il H ,* Milan Heinwn I...... • 'b.in ■ftaml feel lliMillgll deep Him • niolltll will'll lir to r. In' .111-1. mol towai'd the road. Hickfonl summoned firemen and aired back to the burning building. "I broke a window, he rela'ed. "hut ll wa* Impoafthl" io get Into the house for smoke. H was lust pouring nut. I could hear someone moving around In oldc hut I couldn't do anything. S i In -o|i', ui O dr c r . in tlii innn tie,, iirftftllng bi|mii lln in i" , mift ,tlo'* mi- Ini iini tiiiir*- to op*r U. t.'i i in n i " In i I. |l*i In I... .lin o W lo r n f .ild ln mlft lo ,fi, .-iliy *loi ,u r no* iftirrk to, i ol In i,lo |l. n( Mir repoir. .......... . ft ........... I In inlionin vf,h-\ I n. In Prague Kills Ki ; ; 6 . , ii/ l»u *. .’ftft mu. tun. Self In Prison Tim father, s teamster m ft i .iltiisk- H* niid Mt'-v v Itirli'd j. trupkrr, pnrlehed when he r* ! lurid uml boinlteft llo llril lu-l.t n -it turnril to the lowur main i l w 1 of Tsingtno •I'll,. I...... M i n e liniise in mi aOeinpl tn n -.iin til tl/I'll II" III ot 11O'III oilier iiiPlnher- oT tiie fmnlly rim FH II r: ' I It.... . I ••Iii'i.ii, ft The linn slid ntie-linlf Ini ii I III* I iIn ii nil! *i n l.inr ..I '-*■'■ dwelling wax holiese»l l « lip On jecnml nlfteHl Iii II i I h I'Ueatu.im ,11•>•1It# 1 Ike |,m.1 M>|( n i l ),, county -.late m ltlln i to ■n. *.V" l U y n o r ir n ! . »«•!* 11»** N e t . m ile, northwe if of Hungnr Vi.ft.iry f«|»* ♦HJ*♦1 Hv He Fit. if » At daj’hrcak firetneti ha i t< nl II,.' Int* l» i m J.n ♦ 1 *!!• rnvereii three lindlea, tnrimft 1 IlIgtHe ♦ mi i It i i (I* ♦ iii(i linn l.fvoioJ rrriignitlan. ,ift she *t 11 M •» eg11IInk.'ft Firemen fomrht the flam i' Ii .. >t*,T'l* " T h e ( ijrh ifi Ihrnuffli deep nnow is l ,n t v illi' ivvHdii>d v’"*•ti sir.,- u; irn rm e r 1 o n K rn f . %w#l„ *•«,. rilt * ” .| F liulbft Mi'ioil into tin’ I'll1 Hniitli n ifp. Norma. 32. finioft gunlleiiti Hxlotiis of W n r Ttm Run. nal.pft anft irnggling I lim.iK > iw tnwnri|K"'rna ,l, '«'*• i" ft*p|i xmiw rr ve.; *el, wlih'b a r r lv t f list* h i ' L - ' 1 WR IIR V * I Inilai tioin Tillig ta n , u t t , lii<inl 3 d. hi, mVi,;;.idi. M^ r wi HmMi,, ii* Phil,i...' : T li p p f •• i v r t ill night. Ilnlil for the shooting * H,ftlv K.ingd.it. of Tenitm. n.-putv Ennat Culhrenlh said nil* i * held nn nil Il-Iliult to murder ehsige lifter Hi* shunting which ncrnrieft dur­ ing nn argument hetween the two. Uiilhrertth said she admit M l ‘•limiting him. Fields was found lying in the liullwuy of a houM' on the out­ skirts of Tempt . Mom than {3IHI was found In hts clothing Hn ln.it . ortsldfrabla blood. The officer told the case prob­ ably was a oita of jealousy but oddcl thaat woman stoutly main­ tained "this Is not a love effelr." < IIILDHKN'B WORKKHH QIJI I JA C K S O N V ILL E , Mar. 2 - (/Pt IlcslgnaUatis of three of rleht resigned profaealonel staff work­ ers of tha Children's Home Sudoly In Florida have been accepted bv the division board. Lucian.H, Bojrjts. society presiay ea _ the remslnln taken. under five werei, bain* U vlsement and lhat the three ecenpted ware Mr*. Carpi Hinds, of Orlando, dlviilon auperlntendrnt; Josephine Itoda and Paulino Strode, field representative* here. The realgaatlon ware put In some weeks ago' In protest over “ rejec­ tion of occeptod atoddarda of aerv- a ,'-i i - N rt » >• ,tll *tjc ' I t •*lliilidii (mil. 111v’111r| f i a n<s ji \ . I v-ilr111 tuilei- Hi, hmond B K*'', il 1-In. li*,,i| i!,r rate i .il’ * i nut i i u i ) , aiinnimcril i verdict ! nf left g n illi" on !m||, lie' stvil Hid iHliim.il ,nntere|'i ilisigev. (h r ludg* i.int lb.ii be b id ■..iijnli ir | il,* .'eiriiiiin rit 1 pelilinn ill,I "I,.er,,l nil the record" llitl lie ,lt.,I."*- of >..iitrii'lil oi In 1*1, H Im , k In " o ik nr Jet " e i * left ttippnHrd fir- ’ll, ,fti I-n l inril*ruif(l (h it il i. i , ,n ie. ",.V If. poll "In - .1 ..1 ■Ii* mm*, ■ i i work ai tl'-H t)>j| 'Ii* It h' iI nii . . di* *72.000 •ti • -IllZ.'r l 1 I'1 el e.U II (Mil Wt>|k 1HI ,**1 nl e.»cII r I.i iielnel.nl ,„b\eluxl ile< isinu. no by ,1c, lilon. In*. lOfl "1 11, iinnni. .i ,.H 't . i ift tie union bad ie l ■"lll't lo *ml the. it It ii.nk k -T t b uni ten rnnutei ........ in, ' bis iln inoir \ f>•r affriltig cimnirt for both . I, h i nppiii tunitv to he hoard iiinl -nyinj: tlnit he hud "hoard mm". ' th,’ Judge aignnlod tn the tmtt.-li*l to e»cort him from the •mi, ti nom. II, iiisile h i. siimiuncement jo ln rly umJ o hitr-fuced. K tto h h«|r| pre p p ^fj ii |nn< vvrUt n ••i»ii:i**!>, but Annotirieed hJs h i Ii ' i’ and did nut bother to reed H" p i.1pst"ft document. Mix iJei'liftOII wax H -■III tt 11lll|C «U tl-i ) ft- tlie crowded ctuirt room Iiieauxe t|ii' union In two previous -Hik* en.cy li*x been held guilty ((' „n«rnn*d O b I- b b - T b » I Strife Witness Declares Sanders Killed Patient *1 \.Vt IIE H T K H . N. IF. M*. 1 ,.1’t - - T h e tftutc rexted *1 ” I’ *1 today in th* Ssnd#t itu-ir* ftreln" m im ln trial, the vlste reels." -sift m onty •ifttrllnr W illiam II r rslg at Hi, tiegimiing of the iHrrnooft .e.-Mtu ,ft the tlret degree m u r­ der trial ill j)r. Hermann N. ftmiftet The ,lin rellred from lb* r.Hini and chief defense coun­ sel l.iiuls E. Wyman immediately Irected verdict of moved tor * Hlr )l«'*|1111tot. MANCHESTER. N II Msr l (/!'( Tlie 3tatr . *t,ir medical » 1....... 'V>4f »• MlV; *•(» ml .1. I is I 9ftol I III.| Mil " llti*'H ..lid today tint be beltev 1 ,H !•11• f* d .<i >(„ viM| , jt t *,l M i. Abbie Botiotu w.i» lullM I**! 1I I‘Hi 1"II, U'% , 11II111IKI II *d l>* an air injecliiui m bet vient I I'M11 III tr l *|S•I I* «I v*’Jsi 0*I *111V W >. Mtinitt, iminijfinlmii I'liii f .eliniiiiitered by I)i Mrinianu N I f t ( it! M i.il' , mii| (lit ,n\< h«ti(inii N.iiidci. tt it > !•* 1ms111m|r tin! 1111*i tillre'i Am P i. Milton ♦'i n un t illi‘ f'tilttu if114 I tif fir t mi M i ( Stmifji.t *1In iimtflcfiliK |il**R Wiij. ill hI'ljVe't I (Ilf lljlhltlt f((*||Hl(ltr Miihciiii’i i«> w»i thvi*r(*»il from M#•\a tMli'fin III Mllllllf4 (n nluk lip Mail \Uv alledH VVIMO |( IlMltllllfd 11m i'RBf Twill Ib 'lp m i, deputy utrilu al examiner ,d New lo t k L ily , pave ibis Irilinm ney as the vlatr neared tbr close oi lit ltl‘ 1 Icyie* murdrr ca»e agamtt the II vr* i old country doctoi. At the ond of n long hypothe- (L'usilaaee o* r a i l tb »i Open Forum Slated Touittlit On Stadium IleadquarterH Open For SmathcrH Drive Jnftg* Uunglas Sterixtroin will rrii a .......' .a t., i at the imhllc f,|*,„|, >•,,»*t*)t• al H III! „**|nel( at tile I "'nl Iliztiat*. a gemrrui ills. i'IIhsI'.ii pun.,,'H'il Iiv ttie Jnvcoert In onler I,, aiiulid mil imlillc oplnInti for .nnt ngnilnft tllo bltllilimt nf a new nthlnlic xtadiurii, John Senka, ik, Jnye.ee president, anii,nil.... I lav Tin Junior Chiimlior of Commere* l» not Inking a stand oml way "i mu ither at pmuclit nn the miestiiiii. xsld Mr. Senkarik. but ilnklrex in si.pialul the pnnpln of Unnf"i,l »ltb nil the facts. Anchor Inn Kobbed For Second T’inie The Anchor Inn *1 French Ave­ nue sin! the Orlando Highway wee broken into lest night for the second time within two weeks, end h number of bottles of tinuor were stolen, Police Chief Rov O. Wil­ liams reported this morning. The break It was discovered by pnllce shortly after 8:00 A,M. and ax befne, entrance was made through a dining room winduw. Thl* time Ihe glass was smashed by th* entrant. Following the previous break-in tha thief Juit managed to escape when police arrived In tha patrol car. Headquarters for the Smsthersr«r-8#uata Flub (ifflrinllv opened yesterday at U7 Magnolia Avavmie in the building formerly occu­ pied by tha Thorpe Furniture Compmiy, Ms. Ralph Austin Smith an­ nounced todeay. Friends of M r. Sin at hers end those Interested In Ills campaign ere i n v i t e d to cell al 4i*aclquarterx for informa­ tion throughout the campaign. Tha office w ill ba up*n from 9 A .M . to noon, and from 1:00 to 5;00 P.M . Monday through Frlftav and from U A.M. to noon on Saturday. Plana are alio being made for an rally to be held In the n#*r future. T H E W EA TH ER JA C K S O N V ILL E , Mar.^j. station Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Detroit ......... ....... ........ ....... ......... Galveston ..... New Orleans New Y o rk ..... Pittsburgh .... .......... » .......... 40 ......... 34 ...........24 ..........10 ...........71 ....... ...89 .......... 47 ........... 40 ............M ............................ ...........79 Jackson villa .................... Seattle Miami ........................ . It Orlando ••Mt«,*-.„M.(X«>MH.(X*XX* Tampa #*•**•••*♦♦#*#•♦•*##«*•*♦**»♦***fB — ^i bmBBBMm I aitB B B W i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 28, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4d49dede4391df148541c2a0863ec0b1.pdf 2f901074dcc264c25f8b98f060e09344 PDF Text Text I i•fin- w ig h t FRmATFKRJ^ltJl T O * SA N FO R D H E R A t P . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A General M otors To Cut Prices On All Vehicles H e n ry C o al D is p u te A t t a c h e K ill i*| (Canijnaee r r a a P u . DM) (InMilu Vr4 Kn.m Paa* hit Icbcrg haprcii rounded (Be curve. .1 'l'-l I'llll! l.tl ill IfII. lo : Ar- ll wo, known that- Karpc mffered balance when the Pnni-bl iiiun «mit. which made it difficult u uni try." Urging the need for il in : fin him In aland erect. JIJTItOI r, t el.. 1M I/V) -Prlee Knrpe left Vienna yesterday on tuts ranging from X|fl to ftl] on 11..... ... Mnriauli xtliil: | "Al len-t liti at air* Itnve 'pl*‘d tin- Arli-lc-ur Kaprecn cn route to *v. of ,.tl il, -at a Mod eiiii-ineney“ Ti7rnsttrm mi ein'1 Part*.' In- wu» ruluriiiiig T<r~nnr i rm-l.- were nnnooneoil today bv I liiili-d Htnica mi leave. If* had tlemrnl Mnfni (’orji Tb.e ee.li.e. •erved nearly three yeara In tlona lire effective inline ifali'.tj Hm'lnin-xl. Ilr was In riviliin mine will, niiiiniio- ni.cut of ito-.vn|i viiiibhcc rr„ai i-i m (im i Wurd adju Iim i ■ in the cost of id <b>- coal -apply. ilvlliv nllnunm-. lo In- paid (iM moii. il.,-,, npinirently would !,<■ Ihr "Virtually all of the nation's loajor i.onrics of possible Ainerl•rntdnye . cities Irave the came problem. elni'nld: An ndjmdineiil of the cost id "If tills contempt lx established I T In apis ini f Vfi.nno.noii arm living nlii.wiuii'e given (iM cm- (nn.l voted Pieaidriil Truman In in appropriate trial the nit la the rni|iloyi i- pm-t of tin- eonlrmi Congreas last year, lie bin. a view of llie government that the lallween (IM and da Innir’y and l.ee blind to n-e tl in Ibe general foil power and majesty of thin •aim n .I worhei It t* i. viced ac­ of Chinn wil bout a for nml coin t" be used to get the f ille r s cording In 11" eo-t of living Index e. rntinl buck on llie job. lag, of the Ionian of InliOi itul i-tle ■ 1!. ’I lie |ii,lnl four program of Ilupkim- objected to having the Under tlit* leiom of tin- ndju.it lei liiilrnl tisxlslanee for Ibe worhl'i. dial 1.I1. 1 I tonmrruw. Judge Ki-e.li then aat It for iiadevel.ipcd in can. The tu.igrnai me." >f o-iw i,einling in Cmigres-., Kiii pc, 4fi, wfts a dcatroyer romd. I Minns from the governmenl’s I'xporl Imp.n l Hank, like the Iinmdm III Ibe Pacific during the 1110,0(1(1,Dim ere.lil enririni l.i-d la d war. lie win. awarded the iJ'glnn ..r Merit and Iho Navy Comntenmoidli fin iNilino'iiin. I- A limiied share of tlo- Mai duilon ribbon for outstanding war llinll Plan fund-, voled for Weslein service. In Wa diinglon, the Navy report/ mop.'. ranee inpnrledly would in c lo il*e •mo.' of it. H.'iiV.IJ .si Hint Knrpi- Jind been In llurhtlolluM In Iini.,Chinn, lliilum nngld aiesl since Mill, He was sent there ns a Naval member of Hie do ilio same in Mnlnyn. Cliff III i - pnldi dn-i of llie Mon Allied Control CommUsloo. leie. I'enllisiilll lie rr. Id. He WIM I tl 'l i \PFHT, llongury, Kelt, li-t d.pidv Lo linger l.ltpliriin, when dpi Hungary demanded laid ibe Jiao 1‘iani'lHro inayni was cl.iet the Mniulmll Plan mi don to nil-til Hud llrllalii nml the United pa ssen g er I'liihi. before llie Ciiiilllilliii I sweep HtuloH i educe lh(dr diplomatic luff- here, charging they had f In < ••ulitmer. In ibe new amvey, Critfin will t... ii implicated In the spy irinl iii- .... ......ti!>-■f t>v a ■mall I'l-onp ..f Ifobcrt A. Vlueler. Ho I.on.Ion, dijilnmatir official' i ,i - linieal experls, and l.v Ham in I III.yea, an aide of a iilnnl i, i-ar-b d ibe Hungarian demand i-i m IIi I'v of HI tile Wdlaid I lea |. wan a move to get Hie Jump on nd LVdliam M.-Affe, an olfii oil tin utile Ami-rlcpn and flrltiati ren| llie Stale Itept.l lirienl ’- I at I:iIinIIkii for Iho ronvlrtion u( Amei lean lai diicssman Vogeler und Ca-deln laiiean. lux llnii-h iissIstHiit K.tgar HandI v mill Hie United Htntes (ii* ill f i t r i i i i i U . H m t i * w i l l In ji i vvm orr'l'lilh H(l li(*i»r ll*«M ID Ihf and iinluiu were rnnaiderlng the * t »if tivifu* tilii. -vnil' r t•*) liiHIJMlU pu'i-ibdil \ of breaking off telaiHiitrt v i iih l * ifijitu v11'^ am i o- fP * dole .sub liongary.) I lie llm.gurlun governinenl I ' l ty i< 'In. lin n hi * it i nl l*v ink- IhiMuhc «i| i| i| im tiniili'U i NiiliMit il '.v«♦11•*! I Kir m Jili iii|{ Minimal am P e a b o d y , 56, MHNKFFK AND KFNI8 J"lin H, Mrr.jfw, nt*warrim»n, UJ>N, nml Nick Kr-niw. Henman, UHN, nf lAfr> (Vlrry Avrnue are F r o m S a n f o r d , D ie t* In Vienna lent Wedneiday night. Told aliout the dincovery of the body, Mr*. Vogaler Halil •'ha wait <»n duty In tln< M eillternuiPnn one of IIoIi'h very dearest frtnnd,. HU death U a terrlldo shock ntioiiril tho heavy rriiia c r UHS Monday. The Judge denied Hopkins’ form -' al motion Hint the civil and eriml-1, ant re Title and Abstract Ho, of uni I - ill’' ti;n'I . I .* . » ,-uf .-ivlifvh hU brill her, the and the proceeding be endeil. Peabody lute 1*011 I’ea.iM-k, wax president for nine year*, A Ma-on for 1*7 yean, Peacork »nn h inellllier of |odi»e No. f* .■I' Hanford. lb* nl: ■■ was a mem’-' her id Urnre Methodist rhurrh. Surviving in additlnn to hla ret Ion or HiiHiorijullon „f the re-.pendent union nml wholly In cmi- wife, are n ami, l.nwreli>b, and dnvontlon of ami contrary to the two diidgblein, Mrs. Marion Asha ilirectlmiH given nfoic-aid by the and Mr*. Nalley Servanakl, all of respondent Hirough it., office.rs," Miami; three brothera, llouglaa, lirooklyri, N. V.; -(iiorge, Dallas, said Welly K. Ilpiiklns. Hopkins is tdde attorney f-,r the Tex., nml Clifford. Alexandria, Idl., union. Htrlpped of Ilia legal and two ulsters, Mrs. Hally l.ee phrases, bin argument meant I hut Griffith, .Sir mol a, and Mra. Inn John I,- l.cwla, its piotdlltad of the MmihIibII, l-'loililn, Hervivei were held Thursday In .-oiirt's order, hot Iha nrlm r’i. bud lleas funeral chape). not obeyed. Newport News, which recently commenced a four-month crulae that will take them to many of the port* border!i}* on the Medi­ terranean. Hm Newport Newa In the flagship of the Sixth Tank A perfect mm-day tour by apebciumw rial bus tb the Bak Tower al Labs taw Make* for Carillon Concerts, with » h 19% M*«l lW stop-over at Cypoaa Gardena. Aak Agent for ackeoaWa. GREYHOUND BUS STATION M3 F.aal CmmMortis) fbooe M G REYHOU1VD JOIN THE Special PeLuxe COUPE $795 Sominoh* Count v Motors VI, m l , will I........ . Mai I, It Oitiimml J-le.l rt Help Keep NEW O WNE R S H I P \\v have seen durinir llie past ten years how conHislcnl advertising and iinlirin]^ efforts on the part of the ('liamher of Cunnnerce have lirouRht results to our vat inns, communities. . y *} ? '! I- i ^ ‘ In .'li;ini'iii)' ii'.rr In Wiltoin .Mnin1 I'nriiilunt Ctdiipiiiiy, w© firttl wmit lo mu iliiinlid In yon jfontl peitplu oi’ I'linliit'il, HpihImoIp Comity nml mu ruiiiiiliiiit lorrilory for your frit luhliip nml juUroiiiijut In mukliijf tin* fiinm r Tril Dnvirt ITmilluid Coinpimy a mimttw, Wr Heck your rontlnurii ITiemlnliip, Miippint und put minimi' for tlio nrw nirrtjmny. Wt? nro Htuyliis in Hu- itiin- loyiitinn .llit* ituirm p«,it<oimt*l will ttuivit you. Our jHtllry will I..- in I'm nidi you wit Ii good di'pciidalilr mi ridiniidlHi* id low i'ohI iiIoiik with ii .nni'd'o (leijln- tn j»•\i» milinl'h.'lory m-rvinv You iiiiihI Jir it.gulittfitid rintidiici when ymi inidio u pilrehnse id J \ ' l 1J!H I r SMAl Sanford and Seminole County Gro Seminole County has made remarkable strlde»''ahd . iillhoii^ti we do not claim nil the credit for our present prosperity and growth, we have seen many of the projects lor which we hitve worked realised* RlldtiRW’CRD visoali/ed continued growth ih the future If'ithese ef* foi ls are contained: ,,M' 1 K 11•; I M 'l i S ,Si/.- 1 Ttj. null -I.Id r.il.ii'ITinl wind) fl.lllo H tljlTiilelil I'ubn' In clldUaU It'idll, W 1111V I III • I;,SI each InnersprinK Matrcsses SOFA m oos I '.unplolr wilh unti l, lieddiup roinpiii'tiiU'iil, lu v .-iid in iihuoi'I p i I liipindi’iiin, mi l!M0»2;f)02 meters I‘l in ’d from ifL’tlXill to iffitl.fil). i t'p to IIIMIO idlowniu'o (or your old W A T IC K M E T K U 8 iiiullrimit, If»;i7-I,8ll meters 0)60-2,MHOmeters* Increase 64% TiadOPIlONES 0)10-1,480 l*)50«:i,4t|) Increase 131% IIIIILDING PERMITS Total 0)40-,SI,100,000 Homes alone, Septeniher 0)40 thru Jan. 1660-1632,600 ‘ OOSTAIi KECEIPt’g 1640-944.011 0)6(1-9676,807 Increase 1,413% ■■ j***i'/ i,:*i‘-iV'-V i.i i;v. Seminole County Sanford D IN E T T E S U IT E S o c < ;a C I1 A IK S s s io n a l ltjnndr mid UTdiiid finiidi, Priord front MHM»--n,114 meters Increase 76% W illi cxlom dnii tiilili* nml rhitlrH. Flninhi d in liliu'k & w hito i o r umpUi, only, titifin M ird I ii Mph unit flutlrp Ii pIccM up low up f Jin.nfi Itorktft-H in niulidi $l(Mlf) , SEE OUU STOCK OF (iOLDSEAL-AKIMSTKONti-FABCO mid o ilier full Iiii.mii mini mid floor rovorliiKHl»y thn ynrd. Hiikhntnrkt'd in ulzrii front ii x 1) to x in. Yard gondii (docked In II, Uand 12 Ft. widths. This has been Seminole County’s greatest tourist year and it has reunited from consistent advertising, pb- tabling proper facilities for entertainment and provid­ ing what limited housing facilities We have. If we con­ tinue our advertising, entertainment and p r o v id in g more housing facilities, this business wfll eontinde to grow. We estimate we have 2600 tourists In Seminole County. Competent authorities estimate that each tour­ IrJ aVU ist is worth 910.00 a day, so you can see how important > this business Is to our economy SECOND HAND BARGAINS 2 - 3 piece Bed Room Suites, one ns low as 2 Overatuffcd Easy Chair, one ns low a s . 2 - 3 piece Cane Hack Living room Suites, One ns low as 2 Odd Settees, one as low as . . . Stove*, Ire Uoxcx, Itrd Hprlnff* owl otlNF SMfal IlMWk W E R E D E E M OCTA0I COUPONS W K BUY, S E L I, OR T R A D E N E W ) USRQ FU R N IT U R l SHOP EI jSKW^EHE—THEN COM Bt 'TU AD B IN YOUR FURNtTURR A AND N D BUY NEW. MB' AS:- -e.ii f e i;s; V; t ■' * islsSw,* ' i i i f. v- jy V. . 1 . M . • ’ . iM �r ^ Oiap r '1*-' ?J*SrVvrm,k"lr'I .,, - ;■ . ia tfr i n m: ■ z'T ?'•'*'/' •* *, *■ .■." ’ - y m r 'r ^ v * ; % •1?■ • VON ' t THE WEATHER to Unity Tlnra ! • Strvnfth — t « Protect the P*act at Dm WarMt To Prawota Ika Pragma of A mica. Ta Prodaco Prosperity for H calw i ^ a n f e f c Fair amt continued rather caM (hit niter noon ami tonight. Partly rloudly and alowly rising tamper* alures Tuesday. I f e r a t f t AN 1 N D E P B W D K T DAILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUM E X X X X I m K 9 n m n E stab lish ed 1903 Innocent P le a Voiced By Coal Mining Union Attlee Checks Election Returns WASHINGTON, Fab. 37. — I f l — The Army has ordered post* with lass than a 30-day roal supply to rut consumption drastically. lloapllat farllitlm and quarters for pallenia are the only esreptlone. The special Instructions to all Army Instal­ lations having Ices than a 30day roal supply were made pub­ lic today In response to a re­ porter’s Inquiry. PilMI MINnttt Clamant Attloo fa shown si Lsbor Party headquarters In London anxiously studying election raiurns. Brtlaln cast • record vote ln th* critical elections, with an estimated elghly-flva percent of the allglbls voters appearing at tho polls. (International Radiophoto) C o l o n i a l H o m e N u r s e Tells Of In Geneva R a z e d Seeing Sanders WASHING K W Feb. 27- A /V )Inject S y r i n g e Juhn I.. Lewis' United Mine Work­ By $50,000 F i r e ers today plrsdcd innocent it* conIcnipl charge* rcsullmg (rum the failure of 372,(XX) minus to telurn to wwk under tutiil orderThe union waived it* right to ■tt'aailopod M rasa Twu> ^ Public To H ew : T a l k 'hienday A largo representation of vari­ ous civic organisations Is expfeted to licnr 0. Farris Bryant, Ocaln attorney nml slate repre­ sentative from Marlon County, loll about "The Four Freedoms, In an .address sponsored by the I.tons Club at tho Episcopal Parlth House tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock. Ha will he Introduced by Malcolm MacNdll, who has charge of tho program. The Jayceea of Florida twice named Mr. Bryant as the moat outstanding young man in 'ho state, said Mr, MacNaiR, and ho was chosen by news writers aa the outstanding representative In tho legislature this year, during hla freshman I body he waa singled moat promising o f tho Ticket m* door of tho Irnitheon wll M. D. Mrs. Edgar Mltehtill died this morning at 11:20 o’clock In an Or# lando hospital following a short Hinas*. Her resManco seas at KM Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Mitchell was mualc Inatrnc'to r for Lyman School and also had a private studio In her homo for piano pupils, She was a mem­ ber. of the Hanford Woman's Club, the Bailie Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo­ lution and tho Methodist Church. Rorn In Uurtsboro, Ala., Mrs. A Mitchell came to Hanford about tflU seven year* ago from Oregltovllle, * Funeral services will ba held at Erickson Funeral Home at 4i00 P.M. tomorrow with the Rev. J. E. McKinley officiating. Tin ramains will bo sent to Augusta. Oe. for services and burial will ba mad# In UranltayUle, E. 0. ' . Mr*. MltcJmli l* sunt vod by ana brother, Uoorga IMPP BfJ: and one niece, irg ef Orlando. Attlee P a r ty Has Slim Seven S e a t Majority A ssociated Press L e w d M O N D ^ Y F E R j7 ^ 7 9 5 o " Valuable A n t i q u e s Cancer Patient Gas­ Add To Loss Of ped Ah Doctor In­ Old Colonial Home serted The N e e dl a M A N C H ES TER ^ , H.. Feb. 21 Fire of mdrtonmaod origia ttsstrojred the old coloalal type horns — (/FV- A nuns testified lodgy she of Mrs. rsd G. Yarkss at Gfgavs saw Dr, Harmsaa N, S i i d n iajsct wiKciMpFr iydkbr ialo Ihr vein of yritr.rday morning. > Tlir 7) year old home contain­ ft cancer patient ,and that hf ,lhcn ed many vahtobls aaliciucs. snd Itilned to her and said he would the Inases >ard estimated at least call the undertaker. $50,000, laid Fire Chief M. N Miss Elirnlxlh Rtue told a l i­ Cleveland this morning, V man jury trying Hander for murder Firemen J, T; Bennetl ami W. U. lhal a few minuter earlier three Rowland ware’, sent to the seme petsut;* . im hiding another doctor with the snull bowler pump Irm L. and in co-opcralib'n with die vol -tried vainly to find the woman unteers of the Oviedo Fite Dep»n paliciil'* pulse, ment, were able to prevent the Dr. Sander flushed once— (or the fire from spreading lo the home ol first lime he has shown any out­ M». Endor Curlctt about 200 feet ward emotion- -a* the pretty blonde away. Mrs. Ycrkes, at* elderly lady, 24-yc.ir-old nurse calmly outlined l<'•■«faB•e ns Fas* suahu the "death bed" drama. Ihe 41 year old country doctor n accused ol imtrdtt in the "mercy killing" death of Mrs. Abbia Borroto, 54, by injecting 40 cubic centimeters of air into h«r vain*Mi»*, Rose, who cared for Mrs. Rorroto from lh« tint# she entared JACKSONVILLE, Fab. ]«7.-</P» — Florida's newaat cold waathrr the hospital, said sht saw Dr. Sand­ will push deep late the peninsula er apply an empty syringa to the early ftimvrrnw, the Federal-(Rate dying woman's arm. Frost Warning Service nradictcdi Then, she testified, tho dpetor Ita advisory for tohlgnl and to­ turned ami told hsr "air in the morrow said; would set Ilka OH embolus." Mostly clear skies and slightly veins (An embolus la doflnsd at an roldsr. Light northerly winds be­ abnormal particle circulating In Urn Light Frost Seen For Sanford Area E arlyT nesday coming norths*!larly orar south­ blood—auch aa a bubbla o f air or ern districts by. morning. H -atS***S qa Pag# Oovapr Temperature* an Wfeb .ground Clayton B. Brown Lonnie McMullen To ServiceM Meld Today Be Buried Tomorrow Clayton K. Brown, 43, died at his home In Wildwood Saturday afternoon following a baart attack, lie was a former, resident ef San­ ford where he lived for many ysar* prior to moving to Wildwood. Ram In Mascotto, Tie., Mr. Elfe Avenue. was a member of the Con­ Mr. McMullen was bora In Per­ Brown Baptist Church and alto pf ry, Fla., Jtu e 00, llfTt and earn* tra] to Safari In 1*11 where be had the Brotherhood of Railway Car* men e f Ameriea. . K* w*». «*• irated a 'b a rte r Funeral services will bo held at 10:30 A.M. tomorrow In Erickson Funeral Home for V A. "Lonnie" McMullon, 63, who died at 18:00 A.M. Sunday at hla home, 1020 , farmers Mar* gsmabUr of the S w a t aad the and Mnt. Charles A DROWN IN AUTO No. 136 W ire ‘Little’ MerchantH Line Up For Coal Rations Final Returns Narr­ ow Labor's L e a d: New Election May Not Come TUI Fall Federal Judge To De­ cide On Contempt Charges L e v e l e d Against Lewis’ UMW WASHINGTON, Peb. 37. — <.71 . f’oft cost toritract uce<\. Hat Inns today were recessed In ­ definitely but the government kept both parties subject to call for further talks on on* hour’s noltre. Presidential fact-finder David' I,. Cole said both sides fell “It would bo a good Idea lo «« bark and consult with their associates." Asked whether the derrlopment could be coo* Irued n« encouraging, since it Indicat­ ed thst Mimelhlng was on the table for consultation. Cole re­ plied: "I don't know whether you ran rail It progress or not." Ashed whether the recess U u "hrcHk-up”, he replied: "Oh, no. no.** Federal mediation director Cyrus N. China, whn sal In this morning's nne-nour session, said hr would report In the While House on developavanls. 8 A N T O R D jR S B 5 ^ Senate Group OkaysProbeOf Nation’s Crime Judiciary Committee Plan To Study Crim e Opera­ tions lu N a t i o n De vi s e s LONDON. Feb. 27— </P>-UWAMIIM.IraTFab. 27- i m — bor's ovrrall majority in the t&tae ■flie >cit,ri^ indinarv romrmttee toof Commons fell to seven <1.1v* a|i|iiovrrl i rcrolutmn for a today with one of the 625 dtslncts lull invcttiK.ition of poruhle inter* still to vote, labor's majority' In I 'talc iinina hv organi/ed crime. the last parliament was Idflj Hie retolniron. hv Senator KnI lie slander margin mad* a new lamer (I) l*oti(, would provide general election this year alitosl 1flDH.i.MtP linfn thr .Senate contina reruinty. There were hints | ccni too,I lor ihr 'holy. Becsuie llial Prime Minister Allies add I nl thl*. it mint hr* ipprovrd by the L'ontenalive leader W in a ! o r | illlr, i orioi,plrr h-|orr H0,nq to Churchill will delay il until fall the '',-ri.ilr flour under a "gentlemen's agreement." | I'inlri u, taini*. the ludiriary The Communist Daily Worker M*d ] i omntilicr would dctrrmme wheth­ the phrase "backdoor coelititB." IHII OWINOUNO WFFlt of cost In Chics go has hit the "III He msn" e* well as the twrae- dealer Ttreie merer oiuami'i) , iirnr opeiatei in innts lined up In front of the Mngg Cost Comi-.iny yard when word got around ‘hat the company hail re­ rhsnts The idea wuuld hr to get some , lei .tat' ■oioitirr, r m hiv traniaced a limited supply. Aftsr being rationed whatever smalt amount they ran get the dealers red'll, h ceiv pressing jobs done before entering I to runtVa«a. v«.1;!!*..? -wav t •* - n ^ h *i cne dollar a bushel. Mnt*rmttl<»iat gmmrtpfiolb) lionv who I, would he m violation eosl the heal of another campaign. ■ d ,talr oi Inl'-i.il law Delayed returns from three re­ Il would iLn mvrrtlgiite the* mote districts of Scotland gave the ulentitir* "I |himi* i ni firm* inConservatives two more victories vnlvril. md ,**ck In (mil util il election was held last Ihursday. luteMl.,1* inini- opri.illiili, le.irl to A temporary truce such a* hat thr "dev-l-pturiil ol , oTiliptlng 1Pbeen suggested bet wren Labor and lluen, c, f rank Lvam, who will pietide «. m.i-lri n| icfiiKim n lot thr J5tb the Conservatives would per mil the Iltr <tumnillrf would not be lime at the annual f'umrei Night pruKiam next I rnl.iv niybl al 7: tH t virtually deadlocked Parliament to rtiillmn/rd io make ie< uimncmladeal with pressing problems both oMotk at the Lake Mary Community Home, bn lav anmnini rtl that an | I f l d v i l v - A I f t lC f l I I H ill Inn- >,n n,v I ilc law, lelatltig to i uulilsnclinp program imludinK hand mum. piriurei on the tr rren. and "1 . .... at borne and abroad. Cl’S, A t C l * ' r l i l r d garni,hint „i mteilric wilh the -.tale Most news|iaiitcH alno forecast I -.peaking will be pretented. iiid il. w ill, ,r,|,r< | lo gambling. another general election In late The Seminole High School Hand will plav under llir duet lion ol summer or early autumn. THii H. L. Week. George Swart/, noted traveler ami Inlurri, will »lwn* on An imeiiihfieut hv Scnatm Mcwould give parliament a chance to t .in-1, iD N evi (,, the niigmal the i.rreen colored plctirres which* OKLAHOMA H U . lei .7 get the budget and uthrr necessary a * i . (A’l Heavily .limed lomle • hat K efail'-r , -.oloMon. adopted by money bills out of the way. Th« Ire lias taken in Florida and will ■-* p fs I I I* A r r l f l P I l t l l Labor and Conservative parties tell of travela In tbla dale. Talks will be giver, by V o ile 1 U U I n L V I U E I I I * ed among the ml d c im k , imulim,! 'be rommitlee, broadened the pro wuuld also have time to rebuild I ,i ,* ii>v in look into all forms id Oklahoma City today oi >rarii, their treasuries and campaign IVIlllains, young Hnriforrl attornc) ol a viriou* itinglr lord leopard of uigani/ed mine, lather than machines. i', »' and candidate for tlm .Stair* Leg­ islature) Jack Ratlgan, merchant Crime Minisiti A U ln rettti lhal lias r»,tiled puiviieit lets ‘IS Uiimhlmg alone mid civic tender) Judge Doug la < / l « 1*1 _ J Meanwhile ,,n the .Senator floor, to No, 10 Downing street hour). Senator Limn Thuman ( D-Uklaiworked at putting together hkt i ay or of The desperate hunt lot the am licensed enstern Rcnntur* today cablnst. Ha probably win nivi ready by the tipis the Labor n» mal, only * faw weekv nut ol thr trying In force form price:. down To oideil . _ ,the_ five _ _____ men ure. cut1 " bars hold’ a. pra-parllaman* will ba given eatrn which u err H o s p i t a l N l i r s c S " l - jungle* of hu native India, hiamh nml mill Hie ci*o«),r would he a deprrtsitV caucus on Wednesday. ^ >carved by the tlVi M. R. Meer. of rd mil In all direction* riionm*, chairman of the SenHa may pmitna oatllna then men the policy Geneva, who was W e d fof hln Ubor will Follow In »a Wfbt rope1carvlngs of Ihe facer 'of men and I In lapid >uicei'ion Ihr hunter*, "te Agriculture Cmnmlttea. *poke ........................ ...... « vote on r . I ................... , .|C, «• the Senate neared - vole n" walk to .itay In power. TWs polio animafa tm the rants, ahd who died rnme «l lliern empmynig 'i>e, tallv 1 'potato price ’supports and cotton will uevume known offielaljy In during the past year. Valuable I Hv Assuelated Press ir»a«1aa.4 na C a t s.latit* M.agt. ,,Hutments tits Kihg'a :tpm'cb front the throne prltej will tn> given to the five | Death rode Florida's hlrrh ... . . ' « '# . ’ H>, nttacknu on amendment by when Parliament opens Mar. f> ulilcst women present. 1 It l, widely expected that Atit< i >oitnr William* (H Uelt and lltnjga, will he presented to all oath over Ihe weekend as Ihe r IfIt* lIT $-1 I , | f T I I H R fif iiiuffffi # tit her ilia* would will drun any further mention of per^os over *1(1 years of age -v*,,,1 IIifh «f 11 ptmonn psri nationalisation basic Indtiiiii j I fs n n g ll* l I l O U I I I **iit down government price nipnut In traffic accidents. Two attend the program, and tin, hadgi*, L F I v c l \ / l .... [„! meh luoic nop* a- rl|h and that the Oohservattves will more fatatllle* werr recorded ,„ol wheat Tim >e prop, now gorentmenl i will ba marked with j IIvcc tu de­ today, climating a weekend that riunporl broadly the t ---- ~iti Il ■■nttansa »n •*■#* »:!**•» pute the silver anniversary. Per IC a a tta a a e O n had ,fSn violent drslh occur suns wearing llie-.r hudgp, "III he In virtually avary ,ecllun of thr ailmlltad free In the Hits Tlimitrc Male. 31r. and Mra. Sherman A I I.AN'I'A, l ,-t> 27. HP, during the following week, through 1 W.' Ilasg of llughenville, Pa., t Piirlic Au,In .on. incldciil the courtesy of the Hits manage- driving horns from Ihelr Florida tin- l-'luriilii A.tih -IiiII uu „f Snll winter vacation, were killed when (hue,,-iv,il„m ,|if.lr,,l iii|„*ivi,ni . merit, said Mr. Evans. Ihe ear In which th e y were rid- 'in,I ling,- Av„i, Park >iliu.< grow fti order that thr program tie Ing collided with thr southbound i-i. died ,,f ,, hciirt attack In ., over early, It wax decided to tart "Silver Star" on Ihe nulnhlrl, h„t* t 1,,'ic tiiday , WAHHINGTON, Feb. 27. ' ! ’• It promptly at 7:110 oVhnk, he of Tampa. ll<- na. here •» illcn,I a ttin-iA LEXA N D ER I'lT Y . Ala.. Fab. |fVi A blond-slalned — Two American msrchanl .b'" slated. dm mil inmil , >>rivrvitluli "f ml >v reported today they were b«ml* ' Four automobile anulenl, tin in i-,n, a-rvatiiin dli.tilct, li'iglnntMu In idac nud tw-o lo-ive, of bread Pioneer Night i» always eaanly and strafed from the air at II„,,* being looked upon u, impurlreel during the weekend tu heminob ImiinM ,cr rommunlst-held north China port looked forward In and enjoyed |,y Managei I II. M«aid<;y -,f M,<- nnl ,.|,ICO 111 the mystery of an County, but no serioiit mjuriei te Henry Grady II,del at,I Ihe l*"h>> . Ido Iv murdered womnii. elderly perxoim of Kemlmdr County of Tslngtao. tr n fls v a l On Pag* r.t*st> The state department said tbr and Central Florida. Hie body of I lie victim, eatlmatIda fun,, lender registered .limit' maiter of the Isbraadtsen ship hefoie H A.M. and cuiiiplallind tlml ,.,l I,, be ill), wn found Saturday "Flying Clipper" reported his vrs (Ini, ling near u t,ridge acfoaa Lake he "a.. Iclilig III. sal wn* attacked while anchored A doctor wit- unit lo Id, ronin, Maitln, ,lx mile, eolith of here. II o n ,l a , an n » K ls k ll In the harbor. She va* not Identified In New York, the United Stab-. Iter clothing hud apparently Sanford Rvtarlsn.. today voted A l l n tl/ l'I lN IWllHt Lines said one of Its ships, tin* been ripped from l,er with a knife. on whnt should he the No. I |>i> a.IMWMnn "Pioneer Dal*. «*• 4 ■ n . .. A doth hood wa * (ie,| over her WILMORK, Ky.. Feb. 27. i>V> Jcet for the Rotary I'liih durlle\p p M Iir III I (THOIt <ll(| , ),||,n banitnna handker­ strafed and a bomb waa dropped — Asbltry's L'ullegr's ninralhnii the coming yaar. A II,t of oiijht ido.p r.slern. chief gagged her mouth T ii ( { p tfiN t e r T o V » h Capt. James F. KimssHon ad­ prayer rneatlng enterrd It, flftl, projects were submitted t,y P rc i Heavy rope had been used to dent George Touliy, including lake vised them was on* plight Injury day today. i,c the woman'* baud, behind her There wau no Indication when front /lavsIojMucnt, vcwm ,-slmi All |„-i «n> in Seminole Could v back snd knot ht-i feet together. in tho Pioneer Data's craw of bn. Ha was directed to n tu rn in the services, a series nf derlara- done, civic cltlh hull,ling, t„*nutl who driiirr lo ic g itte r to vole in Three bullet* had pierced her tlons of religious faith, wmiid end. flcatlon of tho lake front, muni t ill, 'e a r ', Iteuim-rnlh- Prim ary chest. Japan. Regular clusuen will be resumed clpal parking arsau, tnlentlon <»l and Mih»o<ilinnl elect mm,, illicit The first reports on ths attack-, Police Lt. Eluyd It. Mann of did Id no not Identify the plane thai tomorrow, but the reinlntlom- mny public property, and boat launch- a|i|i,-jii In parson before Mar III at Alexander City mill n hoy fishing continue Indefinitely In Hughes mg. facilities. the ruglatiatlun office at 1 III Mag­ pulled up m bsrrscks bag con­ mad# them. nolia Avenue in Sanford or at the taining wunieu'a clothing xhortly But officials hsr* assumed it w* > Memorial Auditorium on the ramIntroduced by Andrew Htlnc a Chinese Nationalist plant trying pus. were Jams* Crapps, Janie„ r . | | | K apeclsl one foi hla d l.trlc t, Lour- before the body was found. The auditorium servhes run gins. Dr. C. L. I’rcfconx, Jo* Ssun tin* A M c e n g e r, allpervlbur of ta enforce a blockade of Com­ Purti of the clothing In the bag munist-held porta. The United llnusd throughout laut night ni„l drrs, Jack Ratlgan, and U, 0. I, legl diu llini for Seminole Gounly, were matched with » slashed bit States has refused tu recognb* plans ware made tu start separ­ Park to whom hsppy birthday wa< iiiiiioiinced loduy. of tho woman's undergarment, be ate service, at Wllrnuro High sung. The following 'iplnloli wa» ren- added. this blockade. School at noon today. The plan Btvaral Isbrandtsen ihlpa have Also In the hag wore two loaves Introducad by Dr. A. IV. Epp* dereil M r,. Meiaeligcr from the been attacked by Nationalist war. was'announced by spokesmen for wars If, E. Bigelow uf Hudson. Attorney (fam 'raPs O ffice: of whole wheal bread Inside a tack 30 to 40 high school students who "Ail electors of Seminole Comi­ ahlpa near Shanghai. These were labeled "Broadway City stores, of Ohio, 0, M. Marsh of Rica Lakr, the first attacks at other port«. yesterday sought Christian con­ Wll.. Malcolm E, Gregg of Mil- ty who desire tu register and thus Hollywood, Los Angeles. Pasadena version In tha auditorium. wauklf, WUo AI Lawrence nf become qualified to vole in con­ ami Crenshaw, Calif." Lt. Mann -aid officers also are Lakawotuf, ’N. J., Ralph Ralslun templated by nhnpter 2S0lt> must of Kalatnuipo, Mich., diaries Mar­ appear In person before the proper trying to find out If there Is any ian of Lnkfwood, N. J., C. II. registration officer of that county connection between the woman's f?r such purpo*e This «pplle« to death and iame bloody clothes dllDUli, of Mllwaukse, W .. Charlie Morrison led the club In all elrators, Including persons covered baslde a puddle of blood slnglnR with Harry Wrgter at thu holding federal positions, or xvjni on tha bridge Thursday night. are in ths military service or tho piano. A toxicologist, he added, re­ reserve corps. ported the blood on one piece of "The privilege uf transferring cloth was from a normal child BTjnilON OLEK CLUB Niaeyear old Daauypost, who with hi* father, mother and younger Rtataoa University's Radio Olea tile nteviouu registration of federal birth. A sample of blood from th* igr,'lMn»rgp'>.ttva aboard the two masted schooner "Elsie'M/Reich* einplu>*» nr those who are In tho puddle also was being ihsv'kld Club will entertain members of dashed at the Utoaltlpsl Pier, fasts tarry for boys who live in tha Sanford Tourist Club and military service tinder Florida for possible connection with tha guoala tonight at 3:00 o’clock at Statutes, llf4L Is not applicable woman’a death. “TTmy tea llw oatae thtag day aflat dap," ha osptaihed, as he tha Tonrlat Cantor. Harold Glffin to Seminole County In relation to This asst csntral Alabama town tha installation of the permanent Is about 30 miles northeast of hdlp w addtd a taM l b a t out of cafdbMfd. “Op a .chooser like will direct tho singers. raglstratlon system," Montgomery, Ala. MMAw i mi § w— pa^ m mR toPw IBMwhp Mrs. Messenger urged all thoso few minute* hefara, Danny* ....................■ arca B ia ', ” Uf,A r i b * a i - d f ) eligible to vpte to ngistar before Mavomus^bimther l m *or ln Raw Jersoy, ha acquired —Poll#* m m that William E. ths deadline on Mar. 31. Outstanding Program Arranged [Wild L eopard For Pioneer Night At Lake Mary Evades Pursuers For T hird Day M ar Sem inole SrrT«/SLV "' " Lounty Week-End fenr Slight In juries A Car Is Wrecked H eart Attack . Strange Clues Lead To Body Of M urdered Woman American Ship Bombed, Strafed In Chinese Port Rotarlam Vote On Prayer Marathon At Year’s No. I Project College Con tin iiCN Apprar In Pc Y dungiten Living On Two-Masted j|; Skip Land Etching, Varied Life THE WEATHER e & H P E S a ra san hi. «MUy sat sail for Florid, Bcott, TIL a n<* track clerk, quarreled with Ms wife Sunday CIOARET EXPLOSION MANILA Fvh. S7 — {fP> _ A carlessly tossed clgaret wna blamed today for the explosion of an ammunition depot a t Batan* gas Saturday night which kill’d 11 persons aad injured 100. T w enty.fm sglSw Injured still " JACKSONVILLE. Fsb. 27 —m Station H. •Atlanta — . Boston Chicago ....... Dodge City Galvtstoit .... New Orleans New York ... wan In a hospital today. The exploalon occurred at Urn Pittsburgh V Bntsnjas h ts iln m ttia of Uia Baattla ...... IMHppwsa loaatabulary. Consu* Jacksonville . J. .sy -Li. - •' V4- ££ * ,1'iP;.-tRiAiT* �\ vriM v ■pyf.winp h.Y' u Hints To Honaswt?i • «"* w* mm t X - £ BEA CH . V«.. F*b. 27 — (/P) — You can maka your ffeckyard — and aVtn yaur living room — key frontier* in tlio »* war again.! moequitoet this summer. was the view today of some of the delegates attending a condesigned to marshal the best methods of fighting nature's No. I er throughout the world. ■aid the houwfm!dars* backyard »nd living room were outposts in a b attle* — 1 " " [ (a apparently getting tough crew i f p-rntn. to signs 6| growing re­ Robert Vannote said that mos­ al some mosqultoaa to fUlly-Improvlog Intactl- quito-conscious New Jersey has so fa r not seen any evidence that Its are, taking DDT In stride, people are unaware, they Peats Hat many of the. m’wqnltota but he added) "7/e’v# not been da p e n d I n g . t a t s In their hedroomg aaa anyway. Wc * j DDT * m alona m teajrWMjrg Tfl» f.apawned In water collected in upon Ikyard rainbarrelx and tin e u i | employ a combination of methods, ' fr deposited beneath house including drainage, Inspection and dona from a slight lath In ■praying with a number of things ifumblng — and In water el- including fuel oil and pyrtthrjim." I to atand too long In living 'plant pota, A ' these are breeding piacta, declared, which can wall **• By VA LLEK N PRAVATT attention of profassional m-flghtan r_ ghtars concentrating on i *, V ndJ Nr*. f* Selg apenl », ditches and othar po- last Tuesday and Wednesday In ■breeding spots in <he icom- U ciburg attending the “Baptist Sunday School convention. ‘ vlewa ware cspraaaad In In­ and Mrs, Sandquist of Winca by kay American experts terMr. ware guests of Mr. and dalgatee attending a parley Mre.Park Phillip Bauer Sunday. I jointly by the American Mr. ami Mrs. Car) Kelly had as rglnla state mosquito eon- their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, ashoclatinns. Ed Wllllnk and Mr. and Mrs. tierare Harold P. Qrny,L of bert Donn of Hanford and the the Misses Ada and faahm Rodgers nf association; Perry W. Geneva. tail Sj,'technical advisor of the NorMrs. David Speer Is In San­ ; Va., mninulto control com- ford taking care of Mrs.' Julian |i#ti| and Itnberi Vannote, a Htenstrom who has been very III. ■Jersey mosquito expert. Mrs. Hattie Atkinson of Middleong. the tool e iban 800 dele- town, O. Is visiting hsr daughter . . ‘ire mm from Mexico. Can- and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. iiNaWall, Cuba, Vsnesnela and Brsdemeyer and Mrs. K. H. Kitbee. Mrs. Bessie Bay less, who has •nt Uray said householdDo go in for decorative been staying, with Mrs. Sally I.e Indoors should see to It that Fils, has returned to her home in yr la changed at least every Umatilla. days last It nurture "thouMr. and Mrs. R. N. Slrevell of molqilltoes. attended a birthday dinner In Day­ says that reports of mos- tona Beach for Mr. HI revel) and ss becoming resistant to DOT his sister-in-law, Arise Florence ■tii that In the coining Spring Miller. Alsu attending the dinner i Bummer the skeetar war was Mrs. l.lllle Miller and Mis. fht be a lltlk more difflcull Glenn who gave the dinner at Hie i'previously." Khnlamar Hotel. suggestion for mosquito Mrs. Donald Norton, Mrs. Pearl bters using DDT or anv rhem- Yurhnrough and Mrs. Calvin OldVli dlls I r.um, presided at the Seminole |va 'em or g|l v e ’em County booth at the Central Flori­ unit gin Hell as meaning that If any da Exposition in Orlando Monday. thing." — m* emjleal la to tie used, It should The many frlands of A. W. »d in sufflclunt quantitive Davis will h« so'rry to Irarn that flat any tendency to build up h r Is lit. stance to It. Mrs. J. C. Hills and Mrs. John rv Ruth, of Norfolk, dr­ Bills antartxlncd friends from ifts t no mailer how power- Miami Monday. one at your disposal might Miss Mary Allison of Springnporl Important thing Is find field, O, la visiting Mr. ann Mm . where the mosquitos are T. W. Pravatt and family for several weeka. >|i *YM|hava| to find them before Mr. and Mr*. R. Kromhhcur of I them," hexald, point’ Buffalo, N, Y. bxvr purchased the that water *•— /M l collecting t a g H*chm mldenga xudare now mak►bole .....id nurture , a motley g their hum* In this city GENEVA NEWS f Bv Anna Mai Bjfeb When whit* cotton or linen good*. such as shccta, eurtalnc, tablecloths, hava stayed long or tnlil In storage; atfmetlhteg ihfgtr la ap unpleasant dltcovary ih s t tha fa­ bric Isn't whlta as It onca wan. It has yellowed in sgota or all over. , What to do, Is a question fre­ quently put to Margaret Furry, textile chemist of the IJ. g. De­ portment of Agriculture." Try the simplest remedy- first she MJ/kc». Launder ine the yauuwvu yollowvd article carefully andI hang It In It W n Or, tha sun to blaoch it tn tha sun. dampen tha article oUt If sun bleaching lent practical or falls to work, chemical h'-rcV may succeed. Use such .chemicals with care, forjf UP too long on a fabric, they will weaken or even rot it If using a commercial packaged bleach follow directions on -the package. If a blanch solution la made at home, ode of tha aafeet to apply Is aodlum porborato. To treat u small stain, dlasalva two or three teaspoons of sodium parborate in a cup of water axd soak the stained plaet for a minute or two. Rinse, and repeat If naooo sory. To treat a larger stain, pre­ pare the solution In larger propor­ tions. Whatever the kind of bleach, I* sure to wash It out of the fabric at once, after treatment. One cause of yellowing during long storage Is a chemical change of oxidutlon that comes with aging of the filter. Hast of some storage pieces, such as attics, and also light muy hasten this effect, Boap left in a fabric for a long lime may cause yellow stain. Bo may tea and coffee, which often produce fuiuL-dalll:. UJi first Vktlfcfl-tixrbeu with time. Iron rust Is another yellow stain which ran develop, due to nomr iron compound in bluing or wash water; piKit-xtorage troubles with such stains on white goods ran he re­ duced by pre-storage rare. Have articles thoroughly clean before storing, the textile chemist advises. Wash out any soap nr bluing. If fabrics have been treated with Hibiiliie bleaches in laundering, neutralize the chlorine with a little virn gni in Ihe rinse water and then rinse in clear water. Thi’ii store thp articles where they will get liest possible protec­ tion from heat and from light. r tM <11T w K k . iVvC . Coat Situation FSC fteaH en t ((’•allasw t grass Page O > ToDbserve 25th argue its case before a jury, ahd Year In O ffice decided to lei Judge Richmond 8. m ■ strife V ■■■ '<: • day, Some congress members Once the union’s plea was form- n r e been clambering fo r-th a ihe government began president to seek power to «i*e attempting In show that the union the mines, believing t h r tnlHtra y e a ^ o fe S & ^ ’ o f X i u V * have " * own 06th anniversary as well as Dr. Spivey's 26tb. The tremendous growth and ex panslon of Florida Houthern In Uhe past 25 years Is due largely to the efforts end* leadership of Us Dynamic president. When Dr. Spivey arrived in Lakeland in 1026 from Birming­ ham-Southern College, where he was dean, Flo.lda Southern con­ sisted only of two buildings In a larga oranga grove, a faculty of 16, a student body of about .100 and a debt of 1300,000. Today there a rt 46 bulldlnga, with 10 mora planned for con­ struction In the future; a yearround enrollment of 8400; and a faculty and staff of 185 persona. The entire college indebtness was removed In 1M5 — the year accredltation came from the Routhern Association of Colleges and Sc condary fchoala and the year qn extensive building program was started. Besides furnishing Ihe leader­ ship for enlarging tha collage ,e'u,n to wo,k' bttMh# minm ignored il. The union's attorneys have con­ tended ihai ihe miners are*acting individually—that the' union itself L-- nothing lo do with the present plant, faculty and student body Dr. Spivey provided the Inspire. lion for u radical departure In educatiunnl architecture when he commissioned Frank Lloyd Wight to design the new west ?ampus of the college. The Imildkgs have aitraried national attention. A native of Alabama. Dr. Spivey attended Vanderbilt University and the University of Chicago. He re celved the degrees of A. H., M. A.; and lb D. from the latter institu­ tion, am) also holds the degrees of LL. I) ami Ed. II. Before la-coming dean of III miIngham-Southern, Dr. Spivey served -everal years In Ihe Metho­ dist ministry utul now In a mem­ ber of the Florida Conference of the Methodist Church. • '» rt.apv "• ■ fa termtnxtlmr IM eHrtraet aldi Wertlnghout* Elertne Corp. of Pittsburgh. ’] . The contract aovata workers In WesUnghouss -plant* - serosa »*•, nation. . , "Unless a new contract la eon* summatod prior to May I," a sutm ent said, "It la likely thag Interruption of production In these local plants will .result. The statement waa Usuad by Daniel W. Tracy, preeldent of tha AFL Interrfstfon*! Brotherhood Electrical Workers. would go back to work under keeping the government control of the pita. John L. Lewis, leader of thq mins workers union, was not tn the court room. He was attending the funeral of a brother at w«s waiving a trial by jury fur Springfield, III. "reaoona which need not be en­ The government hae not charged lLewis i t Wi a personally [ici a u i M i i y with w i m i contempt. tered In the record in detail." Hopklna then moved that judge Lewis twice has n.ade public ap­ peals to the miners u< g« Keech h dismiss the proceeding. The judge Immediately denied to work. Angel Falls, In Vaiwxualfc, 1* Tha first witness that motion end Hopkins mtared i world1! hl«he*t wiUrflll* the government was tne cieru ------ —-------- r r s s r TEZ tha plea of innocent. Harry M. 7H)I. Ha teslflvd (jSITED LUMBER COMPANY Tha courtroom waa crowded, court, to tha detail* of tha court or- I(. D,tr. rsmodel or rs-reof yos mainly with lawyers, newspaper­ aa tar BII en wiltl end it# to th* strike^ hoe*. J^w. ^ t , ^ I*ir I I W waa last men and close associates of the <trITMeanwhile, two Judges and a •^Vhlns/ yo'wn-lVM .^v.^M t <2 union or operator*. 'A long qu*aa university professor maka up *.>J p e r F re n c h A ve n u e . P h . lined up outside the courtroom Presidential board which will In­ door. The case coma to trial after ■ quire Into the facta behind tha Legal Notice week-end of frantic but futile e f­ railroad strike which nrlglnady had been sat for tody. forts to get a settlement of tha Creation of the board by Pre­ in cotiiiT of r u n coiiNt t coal contract dispute that might sident Truman automatically de­ JUIKIB, HRMINOI.R roiinly, aista have let the government drop layed the strike for 00 days. The of Florida. the charges. Federald nagot! ■otlatora forced a dispute, over wages and working FRANORH V T A W b IWM, daceaee’L In Probata, Sunday am lon. They kept It conditions, l.m been going on * it T?l AM, WHOM IT MAT CONCKKN. running Into tha early hours of a year. Conduce.-* nd trainmen Nolle* Is hereby given Ibai UAH*|IW unions UIMMIIO tivolvtd vwteawi thla morning. But The union and areC tha VKT A. HWANHON filed •>(* final Mr. Truman on Saturday seli.t- nport mm RiMcutnr tjj* jit llB J* the operators could not gat to­ KHANC’KH R. MWANAON, deceased: ‘ :t-“ ed these m en'for th* fact-finding gether. ihit he filed hie peililah far final In the coal flclda, meantime, board, which Is to report In SO dlecharse. end Ibet he will “CPy days: Chief Justice Roger I. to «h» llotiorsble DOUOLAX HTBNthe 572,000 miners doggedly ................. d*e nf KTIIOM. County Judse nf Hrait—._ Hcuitnofa ntuck to their refusal to work McDonough of the Utah Huprcme ............ County, Ftorlrls, on the Ijet day of without a new contract despite Court, Professor Qordon S Wat­ March, ItMt. for approral of earn* kins of the University of Cali­ the court's orders and the snownnsl of 1tr’iT/l ?• R. *AHtj me FHANCLA Ho fornix at Los w » Angsts*, Angeles, and ann Judga juuga and ltle -mate .state vnAW-KB «• tlw bwoh hulling hardship over the country fornia Marl J, O'Malloy of tho Indiana KOH dreraerd, nti this n th day m Ironi 1ilack' of' coal. ha'iVv RV a . hwaNHON At the White House. President­ Supreme Court. . . . ial Press Secretary Charles Kossl An AFL electrical workers n.wj Kienimr of the .state or laid reporters there would bo Ion served notice today thst Ii Ifuancrh R. mwamxom. dec.sed. it responsible for Ketch ruir on the evidence as wail mines idle to the point of a na­ as ihe law. tional coal (amine. Welly 'K . Hopklna, general Tbe big quell ion it whether the Union it rei|>onsihlc for the refusal counsel for Lewis' union, said he LAKELAND, Feh. 87 — (Hpec lal| — Dr. Ludd M. Spivey ob­ serve! hie 25th anniversary as pro------ of—Florida - -Houthern • - [ege aidant College here during an elahorate program A the coal miners to go back to plnrncd for Founders' Week, Febl work. 27-Msr. A. ., Keech iuucd an order ' Feb. 11 TTS" 30JI00 HEWBDBSTERS n o o n oAitDKNH imooKSVILLE,-Though rain­ fall has been very light during tho inist few weeks. Hernando County's homo vegetable gardens are In good condition, according to Connly Agent Harry J. Brinkley. H's penny wise and pound foolish to wait until a wool suit Is vrry soiled before having It cleaned or lo Hiihstltute a pressing for a needed cleaning, clothing special­ ists of Ihe U. 8. Department of Agriculture advfsa. „ hi -: lit j> I j] n il : l ; d - ;] M* ■ ' ■‘l1 Where Cuitomera Send Their Friendw •— Home Controlled M4RG4R£r 410 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA Am PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY , - O n F eb ru ary 15, th e Com m on Stock of Florida P A J'L L iig a hh tt C o m o a n v . f o rm erly h e ld b y P nouwi Aerr & In Our MEAT DEPT. ItLYKRS SOUTHLAND BRAND HAMS JTT END .:............... lb. *40c ...... . lb. 4fie IK END.............. ' lb. 45c ^ F A C T . PK. KAY NAT. §1j c B d BACON............lb. 36c Vi lb. ctn. 29c W .... .......... lb. 36c IE........ Vi lb. pick 29c BL1CI9 BOILED Vi lb 45c | % H FILLETS.... lb. Sic HAM........................ MOT. ANN BRAND . u - r i l B M w s m o LANS SMOULDSM WEINERS lb. 47c SQUARE CUT ROAST Ik 4Sc SKINLESS SWIFT'S PREMIUM SHOULDER CHOPS....lb. Uc BACON......... a...............lb. 55c u te d to som e 3 0 ,0 0 0 investors throughout th e U.S. a n d in m any foreign countries. A ll th e se people now have a direct stake in Florida's future. V I I M that those who do not already live in Florida will come down and see our State lor themaehrea, We're going to urge them to do so. If they do, they'll see that this lathe finest they'll, find there's more to Florida 1 POTATOES mm no. m G reenGnuit P « u II ilpd Sunshine and that their tALL D m 01A �-------------------------- ’ \ ?• *—'• **» /* «*.* -**.« * * —• ' <* ’>r •V V -T ■* By GLENN WILLIAMS Prime M in ii'er Willem tJree*, a kindly, fatherly man acknowledge* that the birthrate “ make* m u ch *"'---------------------------------------- d iffic u lty .” not tell whether there w ill he “ There waa a high birthrate 2ft enough food nud Jobs to go around to 2ft year* ago and tho*c people In another three or four ;/ a r * . are now In the t>e*l perlml o f life The problem i* hardly recog­ and are having children," Drvea nized outside the government. ■ay*. “ The population w ill make W ith few exception* the ordinary A v e r y d ifficu lt for u». We must Dutch regard big fam ilies as "an have food, raw m aterials, and unmixeii blessing from heaven," house*.” to use the phrase of an Am erican The Dutch lilrlh rn tc has rim a* o fficial. T ryin g to find more und high a* lift per I,WO since the w ar more plarcs for them to live, —a i per cent higher than It work und keep on breeding, he need* to be to replace the popula­ says, forces "the mustering of tion. The population ha* doubled, every resource to run a* fust n« (rum five m illion to ten million. possible In a breathless effort to In fiO year*. It *till I* increasing stay in the tunic place." by upward* of 176,000 a year. The production of more and A national campaign fo r birth mure children brings in a large contrul and *m aller fam ilies would pari o f the weekly income of many ■ siH'ial, political und religion* working class fam ilies. dynamite In thi* country. Child allowances, paid out of The reason* lie In religlou* con­ contribution* by employers plt\s flict between l, rote»tnnt» mid other piddle moneys, encourages Catholic* almost as deep, us that child hearing, The mure children, w hlrh spill Europe Into w arring the bigger the additional pay. factious after the Reformation. 'Die allow nin e Is 2.40 florins Weli Informed Dutchmen und t*W cents I for the firs t child per Am erican observer* detect n heml- week. It rises to 2.KI florins (7ft iong population race between the cents) for each of the next two, riv al religions. Calvinists fear and to 3.24 florins (SB cents) each the Cathodes w ill uuthreed them for the fourth utul all a fte r It. adit dominate the country. A *imW orkers' wages average about f t r fear seems to animate many RO flo rin s (fl.'U ft) a week. Four Catholic*. children add II.IK ! florins a week The religious division spread* to Id* pay — A. raise u f nearly. throughout tlie national life . Po­ 2ft per rent. Two thirds of tho peo­ litica l parlies and labor union* ple have two or more children. are formed on religlou* ha*e*, with N early one-fourth receive allow­ roughly 40 per cent of the people ance* for four ur more children. adherifug to each side while in d e ­ La rg e fam ilies of eight to a pendents and Socialists sit Inse­ doien children are not uncommon. curely in the middle. One set of parents which produced The religlou* parties are divid­ Id children In 17 year* wa* re­ ed on many things. Hut they cently the subject of an Illustrated ^ jng Hosely together In harking article In a popular Dulch maga­ A tlit allowances that encmirnge hip zine. That many children would fam ilies and In opposing even ud,l ftO.211 florins to Dud'n weekly discussion of birth control. income — doubling Id* wages. At least 60,000 new jobs n year The course of unture Is encour­ must l>e found to provide liv e li­ aged by cash Instead ot m in d e d hood for more anil more Dutch­ by an Income pinch. Even the men. More people mean higher most thoughtful Dulch fear to hill* for Imported food amt raw peer down llm l course and see m aterials - yet even now the where II Is leading. government estimate* it w ill tie 9176,000,000 a year awuy from New kinds of popcorn w ill ex making end* meet when tho M ar­ shall Plan end* two years from pand to 30 times original site when popped. g' emigration. Rut it*, program of 20,000 m lgranta a ye a r le falling one third short of it* goal. It* biggest and mo*t costly xnlut tlon I* Industrialisation. The fer­ tile but limited Dutch fan jia have about reached..tUalrUM ilV. Fnrm boy* flock to town in ever great­ er numbers. The government U urging Industry to expand old p la n ts and build ne^.«m*s to create B 1,000 0 ,r- jobs * u year. Rut th is' program extends only a little beyond tho end of tho M arshall Plan. Alsp there I* n lim it to Imw fa r such u small country can support Itself hy new industries In coinpotitloi, w ith In­ dustrial nations like tho United State*, liritu ln , llrlghim und France. / Dutch o fficials admit they can - THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA and M r*. Nellie Fran cis and M r*. J . A rth u r F ra u d * of Springfield, Mass, were visitors Inst Sunday .p«_CUREL AND—FARR AND lit Air. ami Mr*.' Jcni'~M brlensini of Asturlnno Hoad. M r. and M r*. F . Lichtw ard of M r. snd Mrs C h ristian Peter­ Great N eck, Long Island arc v isit­ sen of Orlando and MSs* Ruth ing thpir lifelong friends Mr. and C u rtis of llu itfu rd , Conti, were M rs, Lou Reran) of Serena Rnsil. guest* Wednesday afternoon of Mr. Idchtwnnt Is a veteran I’enns- M r. ami Sirs. Jens Mortensen ylvaida railroad man. Mr. m il of A stuilnno Itoad. Airs. Lichtw ard have purchased The Saturday Night Club met at a plot and plan to build in about, the De Hury Mansion House with a year when Mr. Lichtw ard re- i Mr*, George i>cnman serving tires. ns hostess, M r. C h ristian Due and Mr, Mr. lle rh e r' Harii- of N o tify , John E rlc k iu n of H artford, Conn, N. J . Is the guest of Freeland were tha guests Inst week of .Mr Enrrund of A licante Rond. Mr. and Mrs. Je n s Mortensru of A»- H um 1oY turlnno Hoad. .Ur. Fnrrand. M r. and .Mrs, Junius Stock and Mr. and M rs. A . R. Deal, Mr*. H arrlet U. Hughes and Mrs. Kllu daughter l.indn ivturneil home Holmes o f Nesv York were the from Miami Frid ay after visiting guests lust Sunday of Mr. and with Mr. Stock's s is ic r Mrs, Sam ­ M rs. Jens Murtenxcn of Astminnn uel Sn ssciiiiff and -on, Michael. Ruud. They were wintering In They expect to leave for their home lit Rrooklyii, N. Y, Drnngp C ity. S ir. and Mr*. Philip Styles of Mrs. K, A . E llio tt and Mrs. K . K. Stioigurd of Newington, Conn Sunford were dinner guests last DeBary News TH E HAGUE. The Nelherland*. Feb. 27. — </P> — The Dutch f t breeding ihemielve* into overcrowded iwverty. American Marshall Plan official* here lay frankly the uncontrolled birthrate will bring man unemployment and itill lower living itandard* for the Dutch. I M . ■ / *•* • » *n — ----------ms Sunday of M r. and Mrs. W illiam Hoycr of Alicante Hoad. M is. Harvey Mc G ill of High Ranks R.lutl returned Home 'enrly this week from Fernald Laughton Hospital in Sanford. Friends w ill he happy lo know Mutt site is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo ami children arrived last week from New York. Mrs. Harold Yoqng and Mr*. E n in ICapnriidi ,.f I iikevii-w^oyirt spent I nursduy m Orlando visiting with tlie n ,I*. M i. and Mrs. Dale Doolittle ami son Fieelniid of Alicante Road and Herbert K. Hath* of N olley V l, spent Saturday in Gulfport vi-itlug with friends and looking over their new home which they have l event ly pm chased. I. W Stevens of Stnyra Road left .Monday foi Gre» ushoro N. t*. While in N inth t'urolluu he will w ill be tlie guest of bis daughters Mrs. J . W. Nailing and Mrs. A. I.. I lean J r . PAGB THREE M O N EY FO R C A M P and *nn Lo n rn y spent tho weekend with Mr*. Drowning’s mother In M IA M I, — A group of Dado Miami. County I I I club girl* recently Ity M A R TH A D D N N IN ft* ' Miss Wnmla Rsll of Sunford made J22 foi the «lt<trict 4-H camp wa« u weekend guest with her in Highlands County by selling On Fell, l-i .Mr. nud Mrs. Jam es grnm lparrnU Mr. and .Mrs. W il­ copies of u -mall booklet, accord­ J . Jyson of Kissimmee and M rs. liam Colley. Her parents, Mr. and ing to Ml-- Ruth T a y lo r, assistant Merwyn Hurrughs and daughter M m . Allen Rail spent Sunday with home demonstration agent. Elease of Drlamln visited with her parents and Wn ml a returned Mr. ami Mi t'lnude Tyson, Mr*. home with them. •w ,■!..*.• *o 7011,000 There are <\ Tyson i» improving slowly. Mrs. Flo rid * l ong of Sanford, I Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Riesdorf sister of Mrs. Matt e I ’vll, died 1 farm tr.n I. and Mist Mmy—Gabel id North .Sunday afternoon at " V U .l: Ja v a . N" \ , visited \\ <uiie-un) Muster Colley airlvevd Tuesday A fte r w ith their friend Mrs. Mat ilia for an overnight leave with hi* ate pmgiam w.i- given. Dunning ■1Pnr. t'U\ V - -.•*'!■ .Mrs. William which n -liver leu wiih served. Mrs. J . Mil-ti l pi espied at the coffee Miss Eva W illiam s of Orlando Colley. spent Sundae with her parents Charles Holcsinger. Mrs. Kate service, .Ills . I* T Piety at the tea ami Mi ‘ i N * • nge at tlie cuke. t* -i1 * *!;» I’ o !.,ic '.Villiams. W.I.!.....i ,d i)rs. Tllhe Appel Mr*. Maine I’ell isi ,|im e ill at of Ruffulo, N V. an- spending a A ll eiimve.| tin- meeting. M r s . I l e i l . , , t 1). itrl in o f D e l . a m i thin writing. week with Me. and Mrs. Frank 'I lie, Mr- Fell I'uesM i. and Mrs. Chiiencr Sutton lieoige before going on lo Miami visit,'i| her dny. Mi I ell i- i< ported much sjieut tin* weekend with lelutive* and i'nmpu at l.eeshurg M is. J . W alter Hawkins of IUt>- better. Lester Veino i:- ill .lnek«o|lt ill' tuna Reach spent Monday with Work ll.’i I d «‘ I on tint 111 tile hospital for a cheek up her mother. Mrs. IM |, I'Xtentlon ,,| Wm Snrnhi v .Si’hool Mrs. Veino and Mr*, Noel uvrimi The I'.T .A . met Tuesday night budding this week, llwo r»**l pnnied him for monthly hiisines- meeting. As m ints and one school r »m ,irt* !»«*• Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hrowning it wu* Founder* Day an npproprl- ing added. i Osteen NewH ! a .n'.v. —s ,r . .. . i ! r;:v sm A IM**1 j ‘ 4t *!» 3 the quality tiiti Before you look a) that amazingly low pi ice lug, look ut Futd * "Fashion Cur" styling. It's more beautiful than ever. Run your Unger over the baked on enamel. It's "built lo lisu outdoors." Feel the long-lived upholileiy. Look whete you will—-you’ll see Fold's quality. M .V i .k-i , *is * *J 1 t* ** quality tfp**' Ride lieul on Ford’s 100-hoi topower V ll engine*. Suie. Fold’s the liveliest power in ilv Held, yel it never loiwv its voice, New super tilled pistons, new hushed” liming year, new cumshutl toi quiet valve action and Fold’* new silenl-spin tan ^ levult In powei that whlspeis while d works v UNITED LUMBER COMPANY rsrnud«l or rs-roof Tour ....nr, I,st us, show you how *a*y II Is nnilir RHA tills No. i iluw u- ihr*» jrsars le French Avsnua. )*h. T il Better Cough Relief When oew drug* or old fall to your cold don’t d*Uy. Safe, ddi able Craamultlon | dm quickly Mi p a scat of die trouble to relieve [acute bronchitis or chcit cold*. Creomuldon ha* Hood lha test of, more than 31) year* and million* of user*. It contain* sale, proven ingredient*, no narcotic* und U line for children. Ask your druggist for Cnumublon and lake It promptly according to directions. -a CREOMULSION R tliott Csagk* • C kul Cokls • I tout Mil* T o P r o p e r ty C u in o r s In /o m in c lo C o u n ty Early In Our Hiittury. Benjamin Franklin reallalng fire waa leaving many people hometeaH, organised the flrat Ore Insurance company in America, A MUTUAL COMPANY, n o home owners couM protect their hard earned money, Hometimea their life ttavinga, inveated their homes, ehould fire deatroy or dam* age game. \ Past * *•* .* the quality ■ i , .. Today, we offer you protection in Htrong mutual .companim, guaranteeing the money you have inveated in your home will not be loHt if your hontf In destroyed by fire, lightning, windatorm, hall, esploalon or failing aircraft. Present Fowl Ford’* «a*y "Flngor-TIp" Steering . . . feel Ihe 36% eudur uclion of King-Size Brake*, gel the solid "feel” of Ford’s 13-way stronger "Lifeguard" Body now "sound conditioned" for illence, Feature after feature will show you why Ford’s the one fine cur in the low-price field. . ■•, Under our five*year annual renew* able plan wa can write you a policy for one year and agree to renew it for four more yearn at a premium reduction of 20% each year afte ter the flrat year. You Save 20% * 1 By placing ua) icoma matual You Save Aoother 20% i Now ’ - • * I *AVti j.’*j * . « . « Ai I k ■ . A d p - In •’ " T ie r o a i v i " in i ’s o roue At your t o n d m iii s A wM **m rsvr • y t i l h . 'v -ia>......... ‘ ■ rpYJ? - • /* .Ta > WKW*’ yk9 ^ insurance We predict the term ratee trill eilh* er be aboBeNed or the aavtag reduced la ;the near future and « tvaatage of the . .... ■Bring far a term of fire Future ’I ' your iucted from the renewal ,premium _____ ___orr_paid J t<to you in cash, aah, th e preeeat preoeat dividend la 201 20% of the premium paid, m ■ .*w ■ who pay tha 1 AUTHORIZED ■/'( j-’. . :t) : v _ m . _ _ V -f*rpr. ' r PHONE 200 * S*’:Ai , >i // 115 y L '.’pv - ■ . hi • A ■ _ _ _ — i 1 • wy. ■MS __________________ ___________ ' ", * • m ' > ■ , > •• M t< I 1 :;.v‘ j —— 1m �.... MONPAT FEB. 27. 1956 . T H t SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford Herald MJirlknowledge U too largely 2*0"*d la what wa leer* by Ilia ■f/h* aad touch and lha IM . In a future hlghar Main wa will hava other and hlghar <■>> H knew leg Infinitely mare. Wa { • L i f t T L y M U n ,a y- "tf'T h n o w Mthing. bacausa our days u •arth1ara n shadow,—JoijigjQ pby«tl»| iay» lha*1lha ^bomb. If wad preli^Wlly. .l|avayyon* in ihe.wuHd. ct’i he trying to do. ifan gvtryona in death. Scared nol grnerally accomplish any( g very constructive, t Recommended reading for tho.e who believe in socializing the other follow*, business but expect it In Sap lomtwherr .hurl of their own is Carlyle'. "French Revolution". IS, tha beginning even member, nl tha royalty encouraged the revolu­ tion hec.u.e they were jealous ol the king, and the nobility,were .almeet unanimous in collaborating with the proletariat. They all cheer­ ed wheg the king went to the guillotma little realizing they had .tarled Metelhidi which ultimately tmbrac M all the royally, all Jhe nobility, aad aven hundreds of thousand, of beurgtoBS. Ohce thd head.'begin to toil,; who can tell , who ttyill be The Work Of The Chamber O f Commerce .1 Few people would queation that Sanford in bettoi1 off to­ day th an It waa ten yearn ago. There are more people here. They are paid h igher wages. There are more bualneaaea en­ gaged In a wider variety of activities The atorca are better footling, have a w ider choice and better quality of m erchan­ dise. T here are few er vacant house# and stores. Renta are more in line w ith construction and m aintenance cost*. The C ity's bonded debt la steadily being reduced, with a bigger population helping to pay It off. And the real entuto tax millage has been reduced. Those aro but a few of the advantages of a proaporoua and growing community. The«c arc bloaidnga which are unmixed w ith the disadvantages of a big city. Few of us would w ant to ace Sanford become a Jacksonville or Birmingham overnight with all th eir traffic congentlon. Industrial prob­ lems, and overcrowded conditions. If we. did, wo would go Uve there. But we need to keep In mind th a t the gravest danger Is not th a t Sanford will outgrow Itself, but ra th e r th a t it will stagnate, suffer an economic-setback, and go Into a decline, with all the attendant evils which a depression has of low wages, unemployment snd vacant buildings. We need to keep in mind, too, th a t no community stands still. It either goes forw ard or It goes backward. Sanford made some commendiblo growth In tho early 1920s, then it began going down hill, and tho slide continued unabated until 11140. Since then It has been making progress once again. We m ust do everything we can to keep up th is forw ard movement, and we m ust remember th at a little effort on our p art Is alm ost worse than none at all. We m ust make un nll-out effort. . . . . , , And so wo u*ge our businesmen und our civic leaders to lend the Seminole CdUnty Chamber of Commerce every pos­ sible assistance In Its present membership drive. Wo do not say th a t tho Cham ber of Commerce hns been wholly respon­ sible fo r .all the grow th.and progress which our section has made during the past ten years. Many other factors have en­ tered Into It; Rtit we do nay that denpite these factors S an­ ford. could not have inftdp much progress without the Cham ­ ber of Commerce. It Is one thing to have som ething to sell. And Suuforu has had U. But it is another thing In sell it. And the Cham ber of Commerce has sold Sunford. , It can continue this selling job only if it Is provided with the funds to do It. It costs money to advertise. It costs money to send out literatu re ubnut our county to thousands of peo­ ple all over the country. 11 costs money even to w rite letters. Hut it is these contacts with people throughout our nation in every walk of life which are bringing |>euplo to Sunford. They uro bringing them here as winter visitors, us |>ernianent residents, aa Investors seeking new opportunities, as prospective farm and grove owners. Wu m ust continue to m aintain these contacts. We must continue tu sell them ufter they get here. The proof of tho Chamber of Commerce’* value ia In the record. L et’s help to make that record a lasting one by maka bigger In v ty tm in t th*n ovtfk In this organtaatlon’a efforta In our b e h a lf.;... *■ ~ ; M<*lew Lances The modern niahvhhaJiM fondt. He no longer m ust carry fffo .edvoeeta the neglect hWfo|tn‘. bomb at ah in* it tlresom ely on hla saddle, or depend on th e muscle* of his hold It at thfukt whilehehe chargfk. i ff warfare, or avsnjfce arm and shoulder to ..............................while lorkpiling of atomic bomb*, has It mounted on the hood of hla automobile. Automobiles used to have exposotl radiator caps, which S M v w ^ y , »p«"* sometimes were topped by eye-catching ornam ents. Tho ra» Jne^p bomba ara lha only ml ■jrta ’America* a fiibr*' diator cup long ago was placed under the hoodr but the orca in case of war with Rut- numont survive*. A few m inutes devoted to examination of these ornam ents, Jn the.coursa.4tf a"walk along a space Where . a num ber of automobiles are nkrked, will reveal th a t many ' . . li.Ztl HVl’ o f,th e m nca exaallent andivffoctive lance heads. iSome aro i one. They havt a liei « f . Bi . :blqnt or rfllimtl^. other*'w onder and p rin ted ; some havu i eapetli »ay it rap iy , ° blades like, kiilVcs^hthora ‘h a v e barbs like a gaff. Almost They have •a u>t«r larger air i tore* ovcry one, driven with the spocfl and weight of the automo­ l largar submarine foi bile to whlcfo It 1g attached, can w ith g reat ease gouge or n r armed ranrice in wNpli we ponotrat* the hum an body a t any point of impact. • tuperior it lha Navy which In Moroovqr they a re doing ju a t th a t with increasing fre­ fotfilif and lime it of doublful quency. The N ational 8 a fa ty Council has long campaigned tha, Do away with lha atomic against such rad jato r ornam ent*, because they increase the iMk tay lha viiionarict, and possibility of doath or porm anent injury to a person struck n e the door wide open for the by a car. Now pollco in m any places ara becoming more con­ thUnt to walk in. » cerned, because of the number of persona who actually are When wa look around ut and killed or seriously hurt by these letnal gadgets. Couldn't wa get along without theao power-driven lances? Woman Cabinet Member projects- made work, end the ictotfhpiddnt o f th e Executive Council of the rvtntm tfnt Is th s m other of eleven children and pf twelve. She la*Dame Enid Lyonn, who was t a l a hpd b ta a n hdr career aa a achool teacher. J io w o f s f irm e r {prime m inister of Australia. '••lx aha nicame tha first woman mem* lepreeantaiivaa. Then she aaaerted that i sa a woman but as an Australian cltllien and asking no quarter on account ' S ' M over crowded aad wa m math b penoeaal aad (pelthat ft* cannot possibly da |ll H it we ought to do. Of . . I * ... 1 men who kkva bean able to eurvlve the a and raach important executive poni* aUvely small. Bo far they nave course of history. Tha careers Lyons aland out by virtue of houki provide Inspiration for Tourist Tirade b Biggest S in g le B u s i n e s s In Non-Rcd Europe Words III Chosen OKLAHOMA r i T l .UKI.AHOM AN In quoting Scripture to Justify that is hie right, even though It bla loyalty to a convicted liar Sec- Is hi* misfortune. If a man I* to be Judged by the company he keeps and the associates ho loves, Dean Acheson, the individual citlsen, Is already Judgsd. But a« the chief cablntver of lat could have been cmhrrassing. the world's mightiest republic the For while the Holy Writ deals kind­ lights and privileges of Dean Ach­ ly with the poor and lowly. It Is e-sou, the man. are sharply limited. pretty rough on liars. Even If the It Iwromea the business of cvsry secretary loves a liar "like a very patriot!*- and law-loving citlsen brlther, the flood Book give* when the secretary of state coolly Ananias and Rapphirn the whole declares that he never will turn works. Ills back on a man who has been As a free and independent in­ convicted of perjury and who dividual Dear. Aohcson has ,tha ~Uml* arctised In the public mind right to choose his own associate* at least of having betrayed his If he feels frecc among perjurers country. Kespcct for law and conand enjaya himself mure among l*tltutcd authority must needs *ufcommunist alders add abettors, t for tragically wh*n the ranking • Al GIERS. Feb. 27. — f/P) — Toumm. the b’ttinen u( collecting reUu v Arhr-soo quitted quite aptly dollar* from touruti who hare them, h<u become die higgctl tingle und stopped exactly at the right point. If he had gone just u few buiinf,m of non-Communitt Europe. Theodore J. Pony, chief of the Marihail Plan * ifavel »<*c»ioh. chapters farther, he would have t • inU* the xfoi v of Ananias, and laid here recently that “few of the officials and lefiilatori who ham­ mered out the Marihail Plan law in 1946 . . . foreiaw the magnitude which American travel would reach.” For example, Pony told a re- 0 — —— ——— — — ---cent Marihail Plan i-onforanee In ancient culture which was not Algler*. "American travel hi* fat known before the war to any great outstripped textile* a* the British extent." nation'* hlxaeit dollar earner." lie said dsvelopments In United In Franre, ha «ald, dollars «pent Stats* airlines had made it possl!>y American tourists equal DO per bla now for Americans to reach cent of the dollar revenue derived North Africa "with little more from all other exports combined. time ami expense than It would It la hoped here that a lot of take him to get to a winter resort Americans will revisit tha French In the U. S. A." North Africa they saw aa aoldlars There arc now gIMl.otm Ameri­ eight years ago. cans living abroad, Poxxy said, Pony said lha goal of tha travel section of the K-unomlc Coopera­ apd "these aro a great source of tion Administration <KCA>—the European travel." Mat shall Plan's legal name — li lie said the Marshall Plan hns $MH*,000,000 for 10W, not Includ­ fund* available for "worthwhile ing the cost uf tranaAtlantlc trans­ projects for the expansion of hotel portation. This amount I* the total which facilities" to accommodate tour­ KCA hopes nations psrtlclpatlng ists. In the Marshall Plan will reap as A Marshal Plan survey I tourist revenue In the final year planned to report on existing hotel of the program. facilities In North Africa and to I'tuxy (.aid that to reach thla recommend project* for renova­ goal, the KCA would have to pro­ tion* sod additions. mote |iMirl*l attractions at sea­ In addition to hotel facilities to son* other than the crowded sum­ oncouragc tourists, Pony *ald, the mer months, "because of the bot­ ECA Is attempting to obtain u tleneck uf air and sea travel." simple, standardised system of "Since the war," Poxiy added. frontier formalities In all coun­ "Americans are traveling more tries which participate In the Mar­ than ever before. They ara glob­ shall Plan. ally minded." • tie He listed lack uf pro proper hotel*, «... -at *— fin aaid Morocco, Algeria and delays frontiers -annd dlff,cu|, Tunesla were main hopea of the ties on interchanging currencies' Marshall Plan leaders, because rfs three main- stumblim ng blocks to "thousands of Amcrlrans ware travel which tha Marshall Plan here during the war and have nations were now working to re­ knowledge of the fascinating and move. ConffreMsman Herlong Reports By MID HERLONG I spent my 41st birthday ... In Washington this week—on 8b Valentine'* Day. This was the first time I have ever spent by birthday so far away from all my family. Naturally |hf fact made ms a Httl* blue, hut we wars so busy all day We hardly h*d time to think, about birthdays. Early that morning we had good visitors from (lilondo. Out __ _ friends Mi. and Mi-. O. I,. R*ndf, We were ileligbt. <i to *uc tlrcm. When the House convened noon I was asked by the 8 ms Mr. Hkyburn, to preside fo r '! i It was quite an honor i of thd members todfc t to com# up And sdnm tatttW Tho Bpookar didn’t know J w had •o honorod" mo on' My birthday untll l told him l«Wr, ■ " I ahw had tho opportunity taUr In ths day’s procoadlngs to giro a short talk to tho House In'whfch 1 commended Dr. J.’ A. Long. Jr. of Palatka for his speech made at the dedication of the "/w Nsgro hospital at Florida A. A M. Coll­ ege In Tallahassee. Dr. Long U u highly respected Negro physic!*"coTorod people. If His type of lesdsrship amdng tae Delay The Applause TAMPA TKIBUNP. Governor Warren has responded to repeated charges of wide-open Illegal gambling and gangster in­ vasion of Florida by ordering all sheriffs, constables and prosecu­ tors to enfoco tha gambling laws. The people of Florida will hearti­ ly endorse the Governor's s ta n d hut they cannot be blamed if they restrain tliolr applause until they see whether Mr. Warren will back up his positive words with posi­ tive action. -> Previous statement* issued by tlie Governor In la-half of gambling law enforcement have not had milch effect. This la the record: Fob. 18, INU—Governor War­ ren ordered the arrest of every bookmaker In Florida, to stop loss of race tax revnnue to the state. Bookmaking continued, with only sight and scattered interupth-ns. No sheriffs were railed on the earpet. Feb. 21, INI*—Governor Wnrren ordered the arrest nl every bollta operator and peddler in Hillsborough County, saying hr would even send state militia tn Tampa if neceaaary tu break up the racket. Bollta was shut down for a time In Hillsborough—although It continued In other counties—hut later got back to fairly normal bualneaa. Nobody waa sent to ori­ son for bollta operations all last more than ant — ........ — -nythlng .else . . . ... to diecourses the Communlsticslly inepireiT agiUtlon of racial hatred •usn ao-thlng I know. I agree that U* problsm Is. un. Individual one uid that the s M w r does, not lie in any "Fppmd”.K»htiloym«nt frac: y*«r. , . tkss Commissly*) i jeglslatlon. ' j, July Id, 184V—Governor Worten «• ('«' .1 •I <1 ■.. •• • ■1/ ;, , , > member of the president a cabinet .ay* In effect: "Even If be a innvicted liar and-even If he hot !**»i RMwiatcri •**«'*• who xeek our government's destruction, he I* goon enough for me.’ For several year* now tha im­ pression has been far *Pjead tjt*», communism has been m e in the department of state. High offi­ cials have cliaigc- -w kac t«.sud ‘ speeches' thut conimunmu have found a iufcr harbor in the state department than the latety of tha couutry warrant* That Im­ pression gained greater depth when a trusted official of the dtpnrtm«fit wu* chni'Kini with UcUVirhij departmental secret* to communlit agent i. Unfortunately that im* Ptession Will now gain additional Htrcnuth from the defiant declaia* lion of the state department secre­ tary Ihat never, never will ta tun, hi* back on Alger Hlai. America would l*o loetter off If tho«e thoughtless word* had never been spoken —Oklahoma City (Okla) Dally Oklahoman. ____ Treasure announced that offices pci milting operation uf slot machine* would he replaced and liquor places where slot* were foumi would lose their licenses. Wide-open slot ma­ chine operation* thereafter were reported in several counties and fcdaral records lilted 2U2 person* who had paid tuxss tie operate slot machines during the INIi-lk) year. No officer* were suspended und no liquor licenses wore revoked. On ths basis of Governor'* latest fnrceccnt of all must I k- ii'cslved see attitude. Chest SHOES FOR BOVS this rerord, the order for «ngambling laws with a walt-and We sineerelv hope the skepticism will prove unjustilf-d. We hope the order is not Just another of the untl-giimhlliig gestuies w h ic h I BEST VALUES— Florida baa come to expect toward the close of'each Winter barvrat. LOWEST PRICE We hope Governor Warren has recognised tin- grave danger to IN TOWN! good government und sound econ­ omy which lies in illegal gambling and gang rule. Wc hope he will 90— D A Y G U A R A N T E E wield his constitutional powet ol suspension without hestitatlou if WITH EVERY FAIR it becomes necessary to cuinpe! honesty on the part of our law en­ forcement officers. Tho uvldenca soon will show whether tlie Governor Is playing C lu tt $ 0 6 4 0 political pnttyrako or whether lie really mean* tu slug It out with tho / MIN'S WEAR racketeer!. Meanwhile, we’ll delay 300 E A S T F IR H T • 11 , . ,, l l 'H . l l H ' il •■ • '! ,1c ' r i . i l l I II.I., ill i'r .U .ip ,, C H I H H itU I'.ll «‘t • f. . .-I -i t ; » 1 ■•» « 0 ' 7 II !J t»v Hb* hha •li./.ja’ I ( / _ * ; M ’l if t 'IR / .ll •in 1 Itk M 'rJO fU Don’t Neglect Immunization By W. V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. Spring month* are the time when many childhood 41m **** become wldeeprea* . Doctot* warn that the eerioae ailmenta such aa dlphtWU aad whoop­ ing cough are the, reeuH of failure to hate children l»munlaed. Thla Umple and Inexpensive protection will heap your ^hlidrait aafa not only from the eerloue Illness of the disease Itself hut from the permaneat Injure to other organa at the body which often aecompaniai He Cheek with your doctor to­ day and soe If your children have all the protection modi- THE LETTER TELLS THE STORY! V-yl J . * i *.»•, i No copywriter to dress the facts up; no story1colored by emotion to tug nt*your heart strings to bring the-story home—the story of. how important your newspaper is— it . _ . ;«•) . . . . the story of what effect 1your newspaper has on out-of- ' I town readers. Here is a letter we received recently. Let IT tell the story. i , _ * CarlBbad, New Mexico February 211060 Dfear Sir; hr coin for wfi me a few newspapers in the numbed & jiay for. ' •* ' \ » Ofcl v U iu n -e ti 1 We are ihiiiking of coming to S a ^ * | newspaper of a Iowa tells a lot .J m ja much and thanks. \ v M r, »V I ; , �m km . t '.„' 1 ■ ’ •-••*— ... T — — uar^-Mi w - ■ A Y *' •*• %. * MONDAY m M M a n 17.1180 a t H F 9 4 W r o p n ftE R A L P . SV ^F O R p. FLORIDA B •Social A n d Personal Activities .qrltn Palmer Hay—Society Social MrN. Dossey Hostess Calender To VFW Supper, Meet M O M DAT ■ The T raining Union Worker* Council of tho F irs t Baptist Church w ill meet nt 7:00 |*.M. for a covered dish supper, Tim hiislu i * meeting will begin at 7-no P.M. The Truth Seekers Cla.* of the First Methodist Church will meet at 3:00 P.M. at McKinley Hull. The Sanfonl Story League will hold Its regular inerting at 8:00 P.M at tile Yacht Club. ^ TUESDAY The tlnard of Manager* of Hie Sanford Woman’s Chib w ill meel at the club at 0:30 A.M . The Woman’* Missionary Society of the First lluptlst Church will meet nl lliu elinreh lit ItSIO I’. M. with Circle No. I, .Mrs, H. Wayilc Ruckrr, piogruin chairman, direct, log tho program based on "(lit Our Doorstep". The Pilot Cluh will hold u hu.iu j i meeting nt 8:00 P. M. to Ik Decoded hy a hoard meeting 7:30 r . M. at the Yacht Club.' W F .IIh h H D A Y ■ The Shtiford W tm ian V t'lu h will hold * / ,general business mrellng and Itutehton fo r members m il. For reservations im-mhm* are asked to call M rs. Hen Wade r,:i,W . Prayer meeting w ill la* ludd at F ir*! Ha lit 1st Church at 7::tlt I*. M. The Brulherh'iotl with Henry Moore program chairm an, conductB ig the program using the them" "On Our Doorstep". The publir b Intl'ed to attend. The Sunday School Ih-partmi-iil . of the F irst Huptist Chinch will hold their departmental im-rUugafter the Wednesday evening pi ay er service. The I. [idles A u xilia ry of the Brotherhood of Railw ay Trutnoien w ill hold a business meeting ami birthday party nt '11(00 P. M. in ^ ie TOOK H ull. THL'HNDA V The Itcviuwlug Connell of the W .M .U. of the F irst IlnpDd t'h u rch 'w ill TWeet-aF it (lift H.M. A ll why are planning to tube pail In the: Coronation service are re lu lle d tn. attend. T . E , L . Class of tho F lin t jlla t Church wilt meet In the Km iratioiiul Building nl 7:110 P. wttli Mm. W. It. SlovallV. bp an hostcMses. kmlnole Chaplet No. J , tt. K. S. meet at the Masonic Hall ut ' P. M. fie West Side I'nicilt-Tcaeliei elation w ilt meet at tho school 1:00 P . M. ' | C H U ItC H , O F ( IIB IN T Evangelist . E) J . Estes of Mont­ gomery, Ala/ Will tie the guest speaker at the Church o f C h rist, Second Street and Elm Avenue. Benight nt 8:00 P. 31. =R- :Amateur Theater Around The Town ' (•rows In Popularity page of the school paper, says: 1 “ 1 don’t hove p,.y ,,0, nsuo! I or I...i.i.l now 1 11,. ,.Mol "'•'"J-,.i it , 1 r s' j 11 , bit In nrur :..iiigs | II, V I Wt \ IlfTtlAV N for myself It will bo different IP V e [ c a I ore* R> I.OYD BRADY M IIS. C. C. B R IG G S o f K a la ­ after I graduate, however, and mazoo, Mich, who w ill lie remom* A P N rH sfe a lu re s Editor Telephone 149 l>crr,l by ninny M entis In Sanford, CHICAGO — The amateur thea­ "Tccn-ac. i * ,nc |u*t like peo- stint to wink full time." is visiting here with M IS S A N ­ ter hn* crept up almost to the |de," : ep> •; - Viiginio Amin.mi ^ ion >111 , k.i'k neels wltule status of a national Imlihy. N IE N E L S O N ................Many new of Suit Lake City. "Their in leave oil Do long taproot and 1111 lo vntually any community of 1"tile- a* homes are being built Including ’ ibriuate, they frr! iluh 01 two uf Mini -It-mn. Cooked J v iK S C R A W r o h U 'S it. M ayfair f'.iHHI ..I mine yon mo ,'ino an lilt-iei pi i\ill ,<ci| ,hiving |ii“t -.i .it'* this way, the heal*' attimlive icd . . W ILS O N H O JtN E’S In San U n - net be amatem diaoiii cluh which cm and nol">d\ undelstamls ttit-m. color won't leak out. R A R D S are start* Will stage anywhere firom one They u!*,i nuve .late problems." Tlie Vctcriiii* of F o irig n W ar* to Ir, piodnet Ions annually— usual­ Talk I,, lItem ill group-, rhnl Friem ia w ill be glad to learn , I"*® "® 1” 8°*® ,?.ourt ' ' T t 1® A u xiliary met icccn tly for a ly over weekends. The uctots with them min iduully, it's all the M Y CRAPP 8 w ill move into th eir Pork Is plentiful mid gives in monthly supper at |he home of that S irs. S. D. Highleyniau lias new one on M cllonvjlle Avenue thin are all amateur p e o p l e with • nine. Ni' one know* for sure a chance to serve lots of sweet Mis. K ill! Hussey in Flo ral rrtunud to her home in Non Lnnta week . . A . E . 8 IU N H O l.S F .R S arc fnll-ttoir jobs on the side, m-\l week’s soda pop I.* potatoes, because Kiev are such Height*, (luusts were received at from the Fcrnald Lsugluon Me- build lug in llo*e Court and many who find in dramatic* their fun coming fi>in ami "anytime any­ a good accompaniment to pork, ino risl Hospital. the dam by Mrs. H osicy und Mrs. and a few other things. others .................. thing baiiin-ii- to the cm they [toil i>r Iniku Du- raw potatoes ot Emory 8 1>loi, club president. Tho It i* n hobby, but there aien't bbnue it on mi u*e Dir cauiifd varieties. Mash, Miss Sh irley Frusei arrived tu­ I f you don't believe that the tootn* uf the Dossey home wege tun sure-fire estimates a* to season, nml bent tin egg Into tin in nny from Katona, N. V. to visit Florida environment keeps men Canyon pn .n,-, movie*, foot attractively decoratvd w ith grace* its extent. A few educated ball, bahv ilmll, *lelgli parties and to make Into 11 "puff", or candy fo r about a month with her grand­ from getting old, you should have fill arrangements of luvomlcr w is­ mother, Mrs. L illia n V ickery. seen JO H N N Y I.E O N A R D Y , T- guesses — and the guessers free- lee “katoc me favorite* to fill them with butter at margarine nml teria and Florida orchids. B O N E S M IT H and other E lk * iv admit they’re guessing — in- in dull oioiiicois. Hut when it syrup ur honey. A delicious buffet supper wu* skipping about the floor at thn oicatc the statistical picture. M rs. It. C. Long has as her mme* lo rimling the right date, served after which u short uusineas (‘Ini lophei Sergei, vice presi­ w-e-l-l, ttiit'. anolhei matter. When you me cooking a roast E lk 's dance Thinsoay n ig h t.............. guest a t her home on Laurel Ave­ meeting was held. The members dent uf ih,. Drnmntie PuhHsliing ll M'i'iliv |miy - yyIii i arc peifee- it'* n good idea to put potatoes, voted to send donations tu tho nue, her s ls trr, Mrs. Bessie M a­ M RS. M. L . R A B O R N , J R e x ­ Co., of Chicago — second of lift cited over voting for the first time Don i■•ii l lie 0M.lball field can hr anti tnaylie a pudding in Die ivcn Tnbcicnlosl* Association and tho seru uf Hotchkiss, Colorado. at the same time fm reotiutnleal comiuimc. supplying plays to the duds «m the last T u e s d a y ............... dll lice flool . Girls Bod Cioss. A letter of congratula­ Among those seen lust Wednes­ HUiiiteut mnikei — provides this ,<In, lili l: him"inilii on tin• dunce use of heal. Hill Flem ing of (lie U niversity tion* was rend from the V F W N a­ clue: limn •||,HI Ixlltl■ y* one end a,f a *kl “ u n i t e d l u m b e r c o m p a n y tional Home in Eaton Itaplds com­ of Florida In (la in rsv llle visited day night Ht the fa ir in Orlando "We send mil ItllMMHI ,-alalog* ■ from fmntl.r.. Sounds famdinr. tlelislr. rsmmlsl <0 r,- m.if volt mending the a u xilia ry for |helr over the weekend in Sanfonl with were 31R. and M RS. HR A I L E Y hums now, t.sl 11m -how veil '10 * paid up membership In tho homo Ills parents, Mr. and M i*. W. tl. j OD1IAM and young daughter, to mil i-oinplcle mailing list. That dncMl > it ' in. hide* approximately . M IS S BETTE DUNCAN and Uini* I'■ k% l i’ll 11khi 111o Dial 1lie does ».,«v ll Is itinli r 1 II \ mh No 1 and thanking them fpi their recent Flem ing. NnthliiB iliiicn tli..... vrurs t-i scliooL and allot In -1 "ll.llim 0 1 *o J O IlN N t A L E X A N D E R , MR. and ii"1 lil.1 . gnl who 11,nan about par TI'J Krsncli Visnas I’li II contribution to tbc Health and Aiiiilhi-i doi-sn'l Happiness Finn! of the home. 31r. and Mrs. Lee Aiding and M RS. B I L L S T E M P E R . MR. and churchc*. lain, union*, piofr onal 1 how -t 1 l-.nl,. 111,i- -il.'to gnl. Still iitlolbet Later III the evening canasta daughter Lois of llei-co, (I. are M RS. D A L E S C O T T , .III. ami M R. liltlc tIleali is. and hi, on." wu* enjoyed by the giotip. Those the g o iits uf Mr. und Mr*. H arry and M RS. E D W A R D H IG G IN S Tli,- tuilk ot llu* oihei - g> to ' n-senl ■ II" 1 gnl who "talk a blue attending w cie guests, Mrs. C la r­ (hudilng at their home »n Cntnlina J R ................ M R. and M RS. C H A R ,,f i “1ii,ik tin. t..»v aid lo- di-liked ilruioM ■ lull*. Mai i cl l 'lull LKS SCUDDER talking on MaglUi-■ DrnmntihK I'lav Service, c-lmialc ence Collins and Mr* Hlufurd Drive. gnl "nil. , I, , 1 ' lion- all night." lia Avenue to W. 0 - I.IVINGSTON annual ini.du.-lbm* at mine Dm.) C arroll, and member*, Mrs. Itnlph ‘Mo gnl have llo-ii grltn-s, Dean, Mrs. Hubert Washburn, Mrs. f.lKI.lliill. S.ioo- |Hi.plc put It a* t o e Mr. and Mrfc. Fran k K m II of Killer, Mrs. E . J . Mottglilon. J r .i Milwaukee, W is. were the guest* Sinn "i. Siiii i dni'-u't like boys Alio talking thing.- over W'ltio high a* I.MIMl.oiHI And they me Mrs. C y ril llulner. Mrs. David I . of Mrs, Cassnmh-n Schultz on LA II III EH HEARD. W. L. STOU- im-M-H-Ing. Sergei, whose ciiiopm.i nl..... . nl tni girl* n ben Duty I.aider, Mr*. C. W. ” l’«t" Johnson, Haturday ut her home in the Lang ­ DKNMIKE and JIMMY PUWKI.lt I* moie Dmn till years old. -nvs date In 1 Mrs linin'11 llail1ei«on. Mr*. Uoa- ley Apartments. lit- hnsines* tuts -boon mi intio il Ih 1 it ay. mIi-mit bleeds ............ All the ban-footed high si Vl Mr*. Hhiiimuo Winn, Mr*. It. including the 1oulempl Si), ibie-n't (Ik.- the “i-hunl girt* downtown Isst week rreose evi-iv yem /„ .loloison. .11.. Mr*. Fred Homier. date wb" ' f,1- 1 -it- and w-nn'l M r, und Mrs. It. W, Wore have ta-ing initialed into a d n h .......... deni c--ion Mrs, Kdgm Smith ami Mia. Tbi- widvspM'ad movemcnl of (all. " as their guests ill their lu.ilir oil JOE BARNES and MACK CLEVE­ YOUR HOMI TOW N P A P I* .fIIItl' II, n ov- the aiei hatiii al It I.amb. Palmetto Avejiue. Mis* Nannie LAND talking the election over 'lb e ill lima gain- mcieasing im•Ivee re* o«i1> < . *•*»•*• ki« Isiriiiii.r when eoio|i«i.-d with wlmt f i l l till 'll •! low man on lo t toW in.’ mi,! Mrs. D. H. Standard nf ............. We hear Dint LIEUT, Vsu * , ( t r* I m v ell ta e l m * i ".tin. omit- lo listen l.ineutnton, Ga. und Dr. and Mrs. PEA RLE ROBSON has a new ha* linppeiiod to lltc |<iofe*«liini|l l e n t p id i •b«t tj • • • * • ta »h«’ s rev H»s Tin- Ameiicnti National lo ill talk 11>,-nl M- car all house down ill 3Hnmi and recently “Inge K. L . W are of W arrentmi, tia. ■ut ysv llvv tlw (a • had a housewarming . . . Tbealei .. nil Anideiny (ANTA) mr-lil W ORLD » lists kl* sv ssti s t* ts tin- Iho ..II agn-e.l Dial too "W lsle" Martin of Tampa " a * "BROTHER" IIUMH1.EY talking In Non link lopolt- the llionil-l the ta sk ls* s*sat* «.kl<a i s * m esa •• mush ts t » . ts zsu, M em ls'i* " f Seminole High the weekend guest of Mi** L i l ­ lo RODERICK A D A M S ............ »n> -tug*- 1* Ie** limn half it* mil, li lip tuk i-iiioioage. ,111 emoaoiui.xi. 1ii>11iiI caution diiiiiagiitg lo any ro. Wk. yaur hsats, rsu , lutu.s fa . lian Moran at ltt-i home pit Smith .......... We thoroughly enjoyed the an- lit, <1,- | i i , t i * t / e iu junim mnl B lw A CUTE THICK t s s it r u r ll.s tspsrti s n f latstprsRoi Do- liny* ay they I'lnb* are tievotiniT milch time to Sanford Avenue. 3li** 3Iuttin mol mud Auimated Magazine present- Tnat.-lc 'ill acliie Diralei- in-lead mam.' tatlvas sf a s lis a s l s s f tstsiss vocal practice in the hope of again Mlss Murun ere hulh students a t 1ed hint Wednesday by the Sanford '-f T'.' l-.iiiity, the Helm'- anion, iliti'l 11,till tun 11 In pb-a-r 1 hey IN CHAMBRAY1 tlaaal a s « i. th sis it as tukttitut. gelling a flr-t division lalin g at Florida State University in Talla WuniHii'h Club and only wish that icI’oD* on pet cent um-mph-nm-iit in-1 n mil 1In'ii duti-. 1n liav e 1st T H I CH RISTIA N JC IIN C l we could have deacribcd the talks among >1* on-o.bei- llnlv about lo.on.. 1 1 >. 1n i nmilily, Inithe Foil it h Itislih ’l niu«ie festival h»**ec. M ONITOR given by MRS. J. C. HILLS and ■18 mil ini- eities aelo-s Mo- milioii ■ -I, 11 .11 i' et' Inimoi and 11 father S n ip e s at a borrow ed In Orlando, Mur. 17-18la |* r the ks* stiff st S»i« these w li ,vbo i- '•i’ll*’i I'liw kvil h his i a I Mrs. Cecil Sheppard and Ml*. MRS. 8 . G. HA Kill 31 AN with the J’*-1 the 11 adilinnnl run,I -li F lis t division fating Is tireestest lals.avsg - ( s o il) aatissstl. tin cv lliiiinmii nit iio m iha w a ixt and latsm etlsasllz with ,«u> I t t , ■ary.-saiil Mi** L1|1U' Rn*sr W hit­ H. E. Turner and daughters, Ann humor mid personality shown in Rot in Do- place of tin- lock Dill- II 4*H\ ilMMl'1 that <liffl asp s) sag Ths Chfittlsa ttisn . tle, glee rlu li till evtor .III order t«» and Carolyn, relumed yesturday the p re se n tatio n ............... bound in Ih * e k iit ■■« llir\ like ",-Idt-t MRS ROY MANN ami MRS r.iinpiimes (him- spiling the aina- cult to lilt M sa lts, he eligible to complete In the State from ChutUnuoga. Trim, where tfin ,-ommmdly tlirnlci* TIh-ii L IIT IN TusfJaz si*hti Mu ie Festival in Tam pa Im A p ril. they attended rapping exercise* at CLIFFORD McKHiniN having a pt-nlui'litin- range flom lb,- nuni- men" ot ill IcilNt tH ,,r -Jit H'lla jot e xp e n siv e d e ta ilin g ARC fletisai- ts "Ths Chums Parents and fm lid s'o f the “ In- the Baroness Kilonger Hospital in ilrlnk together .. GEORGE SHEER a'L.inci'l foiuiH of dianut. such till, C pl- 1 e»Mtl111> ii(it( me tot,* itf trisa ss Msaitst V.swv ths Nswi ftlll gels are invited to the concert to which their duughter*. Miss Hetty coming out of thn City Hull lifter a* Jean Falil Siirle. to llu- mm and n c le v e r a m a n t to And s i t this .<-«*•* "HUM, The NICHiM.HtW bio Mini', 11 11 I,inch of the "Did lie held in the O iliunlo,Auditorium Sheppard and 31Ish Mildred Turn- voting . . . “ tsdar 1st s ipsosl ta . . l( . thorsr W."U..«isLdodL,.Ai*vIi**.iJK bam type of tiling -m b a* \\i--l.' nmy he it', ,1 ,|e tie In dross J er, atuclent mtraes, .received llwlr there *1 the evening I.f M fircli 17:* — " iis f s t t s it •ukifitetiss p 1 * lin e coin bad c h a n tb ra y . Ug 'timt K<-m<ii|Diy Ruin- llu- ltno.it." I In yum In-I I.eitii, maybe It's morning in Die drug hr cup of coffee eofl ['irked voice* of I I high school caps. store . . . Amotig store Among those Dome from from San San­ dnigely. Imwever, Die .p-lty c just l.ei nii-e 1hi-11- emofoi Inbie, ths Chfltata N its,* Ms»o., glee d u ll* and from three Jutdoi Gteen rad.' brown. • ford attend lug the Lambda Chi ■ finteur Kji,oi|p dues win nted ovei 1opm 1- \11g1ni11 l ittle of Rmiix Bn#, » • » * • » I t , B d i I hw M i M e n U I ' high school*' w ill complete nt Or« dame on Saturday night at Rji'ailwaj, "Life with Fidbei" i* Fall-, S |l,, lad teen ager* ate W*8»t IfRIfi to 17 A toi oi atyling lumlo fur the division ratings, -u > MARY HELEN FITE n nipg the more pnpulai ploys, nentitle Inyy |iui 1boot.,, -nweil-nff , fa fM thfkahoa ««lt1 VijrHOM HI Mis* tlllUi .W liltlo . -v , A> ‘ ■ “ *“ ‘ .*1 1 lUWl » •• i Idio tl SAUNDERS. BETTY t eu "The, , MiOe At i l p i n o f Dy v.-i - ion sif tlut tilling belli, , lot o ijly h » M | I HOLLYWOft» T E e L P E L A N D . JACKIE 0 ut-|U« in fllll ludgg pi|iyed ______________ Virginia city* thu limp tjirlei) »} III. I1 D U HY J O N E S , — Now 1 know'wljy,. rak.: (be CI...;ago a , e x tl. but llu- glil- of Vcii-hlngton ll'lc. I'Jivi* Diy uouvtepi llianler High S, bind there now me tiol" 1HEARD and MH. ami noted as lovar^ljtMCli wROOT, JR. . . I’ Ki 103 in iMtil't eiip||"-l ilim, ,) it Ii llo wu), Dip ' lump, cliniip of their Siuilo t*o i *W-si|inicl soloist*. In* ^ i X j U r a d o V l ^ . doesn’t I t ! of.-osimml rtmie. nlneli bail hoots don it Die hails I f 1 ml lone (SPENCER HARDEN i litdt- Clar' uV# C laim '. Hobby Caw U ut; Ils U lf ‘ to 81' I -liows in tint I,i.pp |i|n| -ni log foi l you mil wi-Ki Dir buys' |r together ut noon lav » h d ; D*vtd Hester. li Yel mole . lima loll active sun*, If ntd, inuliiifin tunii arc latest heart th lV .. „ . . . . . ----. -y - ----Hinted to sing In tlm buys uuar- moiobi *. , lie a d m lttM ' LitU tii "up* cite la- eoiinti'il in tin ■ -oiiiing mil vvitIi a gnl' vei.|i>u .a • r* tettn.kre (huuty West, David Hes­ the reputation » r ihelng great now 1’nt 'yn my fourth - •tune 1 1 licagn aieii. Tto t pui'biird an Dllii-i f■■ -ItInn fail- (milling ram. ter, H illy Tisnn and Bobby Cawlay. lovers- anil eapleined w h y: Dllllltl-d - IXm line* In.,I o n inint lii TtnL.*111 arepicture amf t go right Into unnilu Tho mixed msiunble w ill bj'dUfic I I . . '“ ja itln s develop great ability * ! one. lltiy* wear blight .inl.-t itn-d" Carolyn P a ir Irk , M ary Ann Holi- Uivp making because It U * mice*Tlirvs "f these utoilp* 10 llu ■ y -lull, and Irmitu’i* lo ninlcli “ 1 |om<vvfjN,l,tt| glad 1 wash In I I'll* H r. rail I) I v pit'll I. Tliei lay or, Unnnfi Lou H arper. Sonny ally. It all stems back tu Ihd eu*Ivtmbi ut liilgiit cidortst sailiit ruslted to Itardom rig ht away, Die, Tlieatm of Wi-li-m Wont, UlBy T lio n ami C lan g e r toms of the ceuntry. In Mexico tint- ale worn with lulled hrillithink it's a false security. You cn iriiigs. *J7 vein* old. Die Nnpei C ltita t. ........................... for ' Instance. * man h n i little topple too easily. I'd miirhuaUie _ . lie [[riitiis Club, and Du- Elm Dmt n'-i-iulile derbies. Ddo to "red ta|m " rulings Ihr time to tell hie loved one *11 the A "Hop Hat'’ i* popuhn It 1 lake It slow and prove vdkp1 ! ''an iilust playing in the 4111111111-1 g irls T rip le Trio which has scored thing* he -wants to. do." Then pi-ici-*. -.lemming fimo low ; yanal 11111 uf the l-'rein-li Ih-ii-I hit* in public appearances am) n* -,illi a tiny visoi mid pmn-pimi The g irl* are constantly chap­ Incidentally, I wouldn't adu ■ 0 *t« inherent In ............... . civic clubs w ill not lie able to com­ \ Hop lie i-oniplcte* Du- outfit. eroned, *0 tho boye havv 10 pete In the program* a* a unit advantage of the few minutes they Uunting the lad about hi* Invei 'bins, are in the 1mitre when- llu-v rin- -Indents arc guinea log roles. He has one of tile la--* "re eompi-titlve with movies Nap The reason for this, according to ,01 liiology sleuths who have been can find to be alone w ith theli builds in Hollywood and hn* lean 'Tvllle. foi example, sold n font Ml** W hittle I* that only on> ti'signed to ruseaich prolilemsweet heart*. They have to ac­ ed to box for “ Right Cross." Don't f" ’ voice can carry a part. complish In a few momenta whet suv I didn’t warn you. "''"•'■ n, Springs well* only It’s nntlimg unusual lo In- iiccu-ti'd ill Du, bulls with 111I1 iH*isfio>,l the American male can taka a ^he perils of Pauline were noth "" * 1*1 f>« ........ . * . . . . . . 1pe two people r.lmhllisl gel - VI mie.stloiis ,1-. “ Ilm, long la lluwhole evening to oey, lug euniparcd tu what Tmelll “ Imtlim rely more un words that Is going through In "Fuller llru I oar admission mi -tuo-no tn-kot tittle finget „f ymii tiglil liHinl?" \i e voltr imrs llu- -mm- -ize T" action. They are much more effuGirl." She gels blown hy ilyun t-asla. ---------- / "An Their i-omiumitlii-* respoml to . 1 nil you wiggle them?" »lve than the average Invar. Tlioy mile, falls Into a smokestaek aiol mu light or left handl'd7 " "Ilm, D r. Ilr n ry M el.aulln, J r . and Dr. put all their feeling* Into words 1lita ploccss Wesletu Spring lia* a switchboard blow up In to i Charles Persons recently attended jt r a i’la r>,()IMt person* In ,1 *ea , long ale your eyelashes!" "In the United Btatea, thor* a n face. Why' does a glamor gbl ultra a meeting of tho Central Florida 0 -flh Kliphurst's total nudit'iicn nu cliMpcrunra. No tlma lim it. Thr uubmll bi-rstlf tu surh trcatnipnt ’ Optomutnc Koclcty In Orlando. The tn geneial mo-t Dm Midtiea, I if similar; Naperville, yyimgi-, in fellow feel* ho ha* plenty o< tlm i "It's a rhallenge," she answeiguest speaker'. B it : H . 8- Douglas ifilit of rom-entrnti-il activity, Iowa, high school girl- have slratly of the Florida H ighw ay Patrol, to get around to telling tM g lr cd. "I’ve never done slapstick be iAiiws a tidal if I,MINI 11 sol, t*.,v frlcnils, irpurti. Flurcnce j how lie feels." fore.' spoke on tho visu al requirements duntlal gain from its stinting Brown Mason. Iloivi-yei, most of Montatban is happily m arriet Slapstick may took easy, hut >•' iNrll fur . safe highway driving, lie tl-e dates "ni nilj iilw.iy. an- with pbint. stressed the need f 0r periodic cya mid tin, father of thraa.- Hie e a r really the battUM tyna of fli 1 •UnitIter couple hsliliy m-i in-t rer U following tho great fllrr tn make. "Sumo of the gags tak> 1 Don’t W-uylt *ulail gleeii>. I„ tm ,1 twosome." examinations and said that ‘JU 3tii*l of tlie kid ! per cent of the 1UW aecldenls w ill tradltlon of Rudolph Valentino a i-uuplr uf days tu sot up," re you put them In Ihr 1i-frlgi-inlm eiijny howling uml make 11 group Antonio Moreno and Ramon No- purled Lui'llle. "If a take i*n'l' tint tlu ivrap ...... . rareftillv m pul party of it. be caused by faulty vision. varru , great La tin lovers of the good, wu have tu iva il two days be ' l)m 111 lltn a special vegetable run The majority of Die girls grt . (mm ' For a breakfast dish dc 1lW> past. Hut It has been no metootli fore we can try again. pin I Iline jobs Ilii-li ln-( two 01 Uii spread thin French pancakes with " I t ’s hard un thu clothe* three years In high school lo get straw berry conserve -. and •**7 * r 'l*B*foro coming to Hollywood have to have duplicate* and In J (Jhllilren love vanilla luplm-a in tlicmsclvc* some of the extras w ith thick commercially prepared MonUlbaii appeared In 18 M *»L ionic cases tripiicata* of all mj ladivldual dishes, topped with a they want. .o u r cream. You’ll ne.d lo t. of can pletures betweaa I N I and wardrobe." little crushed peanut brittle m I’at Bird, a sutiim at Lincoln Ifood strong hot cojfftB w ith th o # . 1048. I could tell what *hu meant. 8I»ehrrry. High, in charge of Du- feature " In HollywiNal, I made una pic­ did a scene in ivhlch a imx of ture .then I was o ff fo r a whale of powdor shuwored on hor, It had The ,e itirliiilit ( 'id Inn ('ImiiiltruyH. Uayuti year. I made anothar picture ant, tu bn bliot three tiniest the first twu takes weren't meaty enough I ’rt'iu-H, Frtwt I ’liinl, TnfI'vlikH In I'riuta, Stripus — Teoh Talk t rs o nu l BINIPIT BY THIS GOOD NEWS COMBINATION High School (ilec CluhH Are Practicing wood HAVE YOU REGISTERED Tc Vctc? Dr. McLaulin, Persunn Attend Orlando Meet D A IL Y ! d LAST TIMES TODAY! P a h m y Ka y i H o * 'A c I ES. & WED.! End of Month CLEARANCE t D R E S S E S Vill lies (MIN To l«.}>,r» uml Sul id i-oluru. 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" ; A fJh MIX MONDAY FEB. >7, 1M § Cary Middkcoff ‘Pete’ Alexander, All-Time Baseball Adds$2,000To Great, Turns 63 1950 Golf Purse IfO I.I.YW O O D , Feh. 27. — (A7 Baseball G i v e s G i a n t s , Braves C a u t i o u s Eye Re-Vamr>ed Rosters Of'National League Clubs Look G o o d NCAA Eases Ban On Code Violators As National I n v e s t i g a t i o n Looms Sports Roundup By JACK HANH __Hugh Fullerton, Jr.) N E W Y O R K , Peb. 27*— (Ah Top w inter book candidates for 1950 rookie* o f the year — Ham — "From u lot of the puy* who Jethroe o f the Boston Braves, Bob still ri member you," the birthday Morgan iit Urouitlyii, frv Noran of Washington and I.uke Faster of card mail. The old man with the loud tie Cleveland . . , add am ailnp coin­ cidence. E tta rd C h a rlia anil Jake and soft voice smiled. Jl wn* o day for memories, and l a Mnttm both pulling out of the fight* the same day lierau-e nf "Old I'ete," was rememhcrlnp. Old I’ete I* lictter -kr.owe .1 * (In ju rie s . . . , J | > i )-2 and even Hv M AX H. 'S K F .I/ H IN IlM b S T O N , Feh. 27—OP)—C ary ((rover Cleveland Alexander, one that the K xia rd C harles— Fri-tdle Mlddleroff, the former dentist o f thr preot pitcher* of baseball Heshote a ffa ir at Buffalo never from Memphis, wn* hack amonp He turned <kt yesterday, with comes o ff. New date is Apr. 5. p n lf* top nioney winner* today a* noMiinp much to look forward to Hey, Pat Sergi. Put the spag­ the winter tournament circuit hut hard time* nml ill health. Hut turn the papej) backward hetti aauee on the front burner. headed for Florida. The 211-year-old National Open and it's a different slo ry. He- Your Yankee pals shoved o ff for champion turned In hi* fourth »uh* hind film I* one nf the most color­ St. Petersburg today. Pat, mnvor nf l.tdo Beach, has hi* cottage pur round yesterday fur an I I ful career* In hasehnll w alls papered with photos of Joe under par 72-hole 277 to take |2 tAlex the ((re a l is the pitcher (100 first money in the fourth a n ­ who hurled P4 shutout*, 10 of them DIMagglo. (,nok for the Brooklyn Modgera to follow the Ynnks’ lead nual Houston Open. n one Non*«,n. He'* In baseball's The I,ip prise shot him Into (fall of Fame — a reward that hy setting up a radio network to fourth place ainonp the 11)1,11 puma came late, when he wa* rdtchlne carry their day games this rea­ son. Wonder how that No. 2 dog winner* at y4,7ilf>. fur the I louse of David lu 1(138. lie now I* outranked unly hy He served It) year* In Die major 1* running these nights at Tampa. Sum Sneed, White Sulphur Sprinp*. league* anil pltehed flOfl Karnes, uf Things w ill look strange at V„rn Beach thla spring with Will Mat* W. Vn., wilh |1,fir,H; Jim m y lle- which lu* won thews, mayor of Dodgrtowii, now m arel, itju i, C a lif., 1f,,77H.tlt1, and Of fame and plnry Old Pole working for the culm. ymmp Ja ckie Itiirke , J r ., White had plenty. Hui the financial re­ t'iaiiiN, N. Y ., 15,4(111. Sneed ha* Iteeti idle the pnxt ward- were few, l.avern (loach, who died last ■'ll'- idpper In the pay cheek week after a fight at fit. N ick's, twi, week*. Itetnarel mid fturke *witehed fodny," he -aid, hut (here aren't was Involved In one of the longest "tong counts" In the ring history pusitlnu* in Mie year'* stumllup* a* many l,lp puy* on the field." Alexander wn* paid 1151)0 foe . . . N at FlelephiT ha* the dope in after tukinp thiril and seventh place,-, respectively, yesterday. De- Id- first year, IIHfi. He slpneil his invaluable new 1115(1 ,ug re­ for three year* on the hnsl* of .'10 cord hook. It happened n lh<* niuii't won 11,1)00, liiirko 1520. Iloth me former Houston rrsi- victories a year, and ran op 114 Boach-Murrel Her dan limit j t the deol* mid rallied in their final twit fur Mie *|Mtt. A fte r hi* first 28 Harden, Mur. 12, 1948, Cerdun rounds to finish strooply after victories, the utauapeinenl pave sent Roark to the canvas In the him n 1500 raise. second round und fell on top of uiiseriilile s la ri* . I'ete Cooper of I ’onle Vedro Hy contra*!, the Pirates this him, Berdan hopped up quickly, Henrli, pave Middlecoff a Mt of year forked over 1100,001) ( r,r n lime keeper Jack W allnn ami re­ ii Hi'iire yeslerduy liefore tdlpplnp liiph ulim d p ltrh rr, la id Pettit, feree A rth u r Donovan argued io Mu- tmirimment'a ruiiiierup spot Roach wa* o fflc isilv That's inure Mmn I put in my wliether I ;,i 2H0. Mi* 11,400 second prixe Whole life ," pete slplied. I'nocked Aown . . . . Fleischer docked It at ringside, lie suys I mutiny pave him an eleventh place It was 92 -croud* I k fore Roach I t in ,.lit fm the year. was up . . . . Tunny was down Miihlleeuff. a prnfe**iuiial only only (4 seconds In the second three yeur*, liad out won a tourna­ Dempsey fight In 1PW. ment , hanipIniiHiip since his Bren# ~ White P lains, N. V , Heading. I n , xtup lant year. — fight arena. Jaekh* Kenugli of The par.! Iiv» >, in* he hui inovN A H H V H .l.K , T m n , Feh. 2<J- (T ivclan d and Eugene Hnirxlm i i-d into 11m<-. I i with the winter ti.-upc without liuvlnp had ton Thc Ul-leam Negro southern base­ of the Bronx are h a v in g a war. ball league loday named W. H. Referee take- firs t round from m uch lu c k . A year IIJ'O lie inul. a penalty Martin, owner of the Memphis l>d Hairston fo r hitting low, second from Keoitgh for the same reason. -tin l.c on Id* finai imind here and Bov. piesiilenl of the loon. • It her officer* elected include It. As they got Into the third, tele* i tin- id le to lo ll,• I'ulmer of B . Juckson of N ashville, vice- m -io r Jim m y Powers comments, Hlidio, N t'., tiv one ‘ tio le . g la Mill he moved on lo llarlln p e n , president; Allen Page of New "The referre Is Just tryinng to keep ke took top miiney there, Hirer won Orlentis, treasurer; ami B. T . H ar­ this fight on a high plane," the National Open nml fin isln d a* vey of A tlan ta, secretary and John C. C lark taking how* for the year'* secund money winner commissioner. Memphis, A tlan ta, Mobile, New at 124.004.50. .......................... ilm llu p e n already i* hehtnd nun Orleans, Chattanooga, Jackson and make up the league. The league o fficers nml owners this year hut a* he and III* l,r*', 'y O rrenevllle, M l**.; (ladsden, A la., w ife left for St. Petersburg, tha Fvnnsvllle, (nil., unit the I, k N w ill meet In A tlanta Mar. Mi to hamlHome C ary wn* hoping tnta Ciuh— N ashville and Lo uisville— draw up a schedule. year'* Hnuson v lv *il had Htarta*t anothur wlnnina *H' b |n. C H IC A G O . Feb. 27. - (/P) — The National Collegiate Alltlelic Association has tempted sanity code violators to eel bark on the '(f*™ pronto by offering them immediate clearance for competition in NCAA sponsored events. Villanova, one of the schools considered in poor standing under the code, is free to accept an N CAA district basketball tourney bid. •hnuld it be offered, if it can obtain clearance. One of the original seven ad* • ----------- ---milted violator* — Boston College-' _ which M)(Ujvi 1^ tb* outcome of — yesterday was okayed o fficia lly the Byrd resolution adopted in by the all-powerful N CA A coun­ New York and liaeked solidly by cil and now I* eligible to ilefeml the Smith i* made, the five violat­ it* national hockey crown. ing schools remain lu pom -land­ The other six are M aryland, ing. V lrglnln, Virginia Tech, Villanova, "M any schools have made n Virginia M ilitary Institute and the great effort to come in compli* Citadel. The Citadel resigned unnre and have sacrificed much to from the N C A A hut may re-apply du so," said Hugh C. W illett of fo r nv'inhershlp. Southern California. N CAA prodThe N CA A cum pllam e commit­ dent, "O thers have not." tee which certified Boston College He Indicated If some can dn it, I* to meet In Savannah,' Qa., Thursday and Frid a y to nwlew nn effort nhoitld lie made hy VIIInnnvn, Maryland, Virginia, V ir­ reported violations. The eauneil at il* closing two- ginia Tech, V.M .I., and The C ita ­ day session ruled Mint re-instnleil del lo comply. Tltruagli ti misunderstanding nf violators may resume N C A A e li­ g ib ility Immediately Instead of the Byrd resolution these s'hnols no longer can assume Mint they effective hy the calendar year. The sanity rode Itself may lie should he regarded III good -tnmioverruled to such an extent Mint lag, a spoke mini said. C lim ax­ a workable form ula lim iting re­ ing I In- council session yesterday cruiting and financial aid to ath­ was cntiflrniatlou from the M ary­ lete* will he niurh easier to nil land president, II C. Byrd, I h it taemher*. If lit II such a revision the resolution a originally drafted culled for letnrn lo good standing of the c i t e d violators pending a a highly successful season at H i­ survey of all schimls in tin1 na­ aleah Park . . . M rs. Kben E l ­ tion, Bui Miat this part of the lison's Sun lluhram getting ready resolution was deleted a short time to come hack to races lit the liefore n votr «us taken ut llte re­ Spring . poor "W f ’shtmet, cent'N ew York meting. Insleml of running 1-2-11 in the Byrd said In* ami "athets” can­ Santo Anita Hundlcau. it runs 2-11-4 In hind the Eugllsh-hre.l celled this section I the ln*l sen­ Nour . . . . work Is being rushed tence of Mie resolution and that on the old Km plro C ity track strict ulmervniii'i' that this had In Yonkers, changing It from a been done apparently was missing mile track to a half-m iler for whan member* adopted il hy vote. The resolution calls for u new its first night harness meet in and thorough investigation of ath­ A p ril. letic policies in Mie nuliutiT col­ Former Memphis Den­ tist Wins Housfor . Open With 277Total N E W Y O ltK , K*ti. 27. — (/!■) — I'hn Boston Brave* nml New Y o rk G iant* provided the Id * question m ark* ns m ajor league tram s moved lo scattered Miiiixhiiir* )»<«]( • tOflay fur Spring b u f'lin ll re ­ hearsals. T h r wti!>iIf loot* Wednesday nl ton cutups in Flo rid a, four In Lulifo rtiin iiTiil Iwo in Arlxnnn. T k f Washington .Senator* nn<l •nrirniiitl ilc il, w ill respond to r,f hark of new managers. Only throe of the 10 chilis iloii't have hiilflnnt worries, A total o f 47 |ftoy<TM nr,* slid unsigned. Yet lln-Hi Heine provoke only (annul Interest umoiiK the ,|in . mon.l fiilttifiil roiii|inrei| w ith Ur* I peculation on wtinl the Braves anil (Hants are n|ii to do witti their revuniiK'il rosters, These ' two National League members four unit fifth , re ­ spectively, In llif standings Inst year ■ Imve undergone the greatS H O ItT I I I I .I .S , N. .1. Feh. .'7 M't the cld ld no of l.averne •'*1 Ml of face-lifting iln rlllif III" (loach, 21 year-old I'lninvii'W, Ten. oihldli welithl hover who died Winter mouth*, Tluiryiluy itflui I»«*Ihk lum rkni «»til in * Hull rmirnl nf u Inmt III HI A l In , hton, Hilly NoiiDiwnrlh lm* N i k I miNm Aivrm in Now Vnrk C ity, will prUmbly mw ™ 'H iw ■■wuH* displaced :i lin y ,' purl o f. the old tin* rn rly , Irn irir ilrn lli nf •!»•••• falln r 1 !»»• Chriwl C ln iirli Huinlfiy riinrd Mini won llie |ieiuinnt foi f Sc I hpsiI $HHI yi'R lfnlny In ^Im* «• -trlinliifMhip fimtl fi*r tin* |»iilr, ii|n in 11»IH only to iikld Molly n *«*in, Hli*hfiril J uiimh , ami » fMiir-yniir-nld ijanK n l1*** la-t reason mnid report* of dix- WrnnU'ii, ___________ lent Ion. At New Yo rk, manager l.en Duroehet lm* wliipped together 0 rloh lo hio liking. lie Inn, bartered o ff Id ; uhiW-friuti'il aluggera f,o men he ro ir Idem sn a p p y mi l sharp oil defense Koulhwm th, who left his leuin In mbl-sen-on q, iii|<i heenure of Memphis, T rim ., I d i I I . I/I’ l Al .................... F . I.. 1-MminMti ■ nrrvm i* condition, w ill he w ill, pxpn 1 1o llo II iirttri iu .ilu i ,,l I, e el,.ill huuneM al *»l -I M .iiiiiun A v rn u r, UJ‘ other o| M< old protegees >M lading I'll, lo r Hill Voi-elle, sold M rnipliir, T rim ., llo*. »r.lM,|i. In the I 'lit, inn, I 'nli*. nlnl Hni , loilil in lirhi mnnanci .uni l.uiiHinolli i neiiri.il ...... <>l llir fielder Mitlv III. I ' l l , toil lei I'd loi Milopin* r i t i . i l . Ill lie* wold* ol Iraki, " w r Im i'lf d • r ir n lli i lll thr III,' I'iltsh u ri’ li I'lraten, Wr lo ir down ll,r lr.u i, Now w r’ ir 'Hie (H auls, who have suffered S o n lliriii Aninciiilum I hint v r.„ W r 'ir «om« l„ shortcoming 10 tin* idlcld ii!' de irhinillm K it. W r \ r in.ulr ilr.il I h r h r ,r will I f lp o* pnrtnii ill, lidded oil experienced make inlatukea of e«,ur*ri * illirle r yesterday. They l,oii|fhl "H u t w e 're k o I i i k In do every- Spimr* Iriiininu Chick*. “ Take Juck K rilln er from (he llo,Ion lied tldntt we enli to trive Meinplli* the *lii>it*h,|, We've K"t Mel line, So* for u reported $25.(100. K i inn­ kind of hall clul, it deserves." lie *hmtld In- no worse Ilian the er, who ha* hern tronldeil with 11 Tlte in-Hi teuiii which him hern No, 2 man in the leauue. We’ve I,ml idimililcr, wo* wulved out of "torn down" wa* picked hy *|,orl* t*ot Don Wheeler to lie our flr* l the Anivrlcan League. w riter* and official* lo win the ntrilli; catcher and (lenr«e Yan(lucky flu rri* of the Senator* hi,othern pennant, l i n e a r l y did koiv-ki lu hack him up. And we’ve ■nil l.tlke Sewell of Mlf lied* lire the opposite. It fiidiheil in »ev Hut Nick K ill'll at f I rut ha*e to lilt Mu, new miiungcric. Ilu rris re- enlli place. M,» hunt hall. T h a t’a a nuchtua. tune, to Id* old stamping ground* "S u re, wu'le not certuili MhoUt Sprlnu tralnlm t open* in Fort to replnce Joe Kuliel. Sewell sueI'ie n e , F la ., M ar. d, ml Todd ray*, Ullio K elly al second lame. We'll reed* Mucky W aller* id (lliicio- " I think we're ttolntt to Spring KO ulmir: w ill, him u n til.w e find Haiti, trninliiK Ntraiiger Mum lu»t year Hull lehujly 1,1'ltL'i;* T h t y tijtill me when I Mmiiifht I had more than lid * Alex Mruniinim linV ii great I did I iva* disappointed In rfhiur paii uf hiiiid* and can xu in the hull, lie ’* J'til a y e n f Milt* of o l the individual*." Tm lil ............. . the 1tir.ll pie Hclioid and we'll have to *i>c. Mav ho we’il It'd llocky K ih ii Ic I i hack I fritm thi' ChiciiK" W hile Sox. "The m ilflehlT Who inn tell, elute. Some of Mie*e Inlirm lire under I ’tll nut Hiiie I'M Seery i* eumllllf NKW Y O ltK , Feb. 2 7 -1 /1 7 - eoimideiitlim for hill* til the ita- in. I'm h»|,luu Paul Ariim lroiiK The llneupp for the Idit pout.pen- ltiiiiul liivltnlio n, a 12-lenni ellmlit- w ill have a h eller *ea,m i. A few eon rolleifi' luieliethnll loiiriuinirnta ntion ,i|ieidmr at Mndlarm Sipiaro mure lilt* in the rlrtht pluce fur ur last year would have meant a Idtt tii'Kiin iiik.lon ihupe I ihI hv with (iiirili’n Mnreh I I . IH'imrli'il under eon*ideration difference They oiy Men,' Thminm miiHt of (lie ..................... I'humidori* liiiinn 0|, with the ...... Keoiueky, Villiinovn, Wealern nml Kd Met dice f i "in W alerluu, Kentucky. North Ciuollnn State, III., should help 11“. Hill ll,e milNf.'AA event The mitiiiiml In vlliille ii, w ill, no liradlev. San F rm ciM i., Iluljue*ne. field I* an\* in,lit lull el " I itue** we’ll' wenkesl in the ..................... In,* it* 1 ye* on not I .a Salle, MCI. A , It an*a» Slate, St. Jim floodwln In In,Mover only the conference power* Iml John’* or (Irooklyn, I .out; Irlond I,ox. lop riiokiriK Independent* 11* well. IJnlvealty, C C N Y . S t. I .m il*. To le­ left hander| nod l(n---< Mppliiter Holy Cron*, the country'* Mile do, Cuiimlnp, St. la,til*, (In inline fpurchased from H ciilllc) look like our I h'hI tieI m riphl now ami nniylw UTihoittcn mu|or team, l* the only and Syranm e. rlu h definitely In the Mile playNo team till* lieeu chosen yet we'll pel tielter pllrhinu fiom Fred ofa. The ('riipuiler*i w llli a 2r»-0 for this event, hut w ill have *(•*• llradley. Then Tom Hold him record, w ill repre*ent dl*trlet I Himm also March l.'l, 14, 111, IS. the reputation for heinp u pay In the N C A A . Three New York team* and w ith a pood curve. Ohio Slate, which ha* rlinchetl pi,**ll,lv four are expected to he "The White Snx are look I lip mil the Hijt Ten tllle with an IH-tt on the Invited lint for finunrlnl for i i * . They want a winner down m ark, Him i« headed for the remain*. The New York liny* help liere In Meinplli*. They're uoinp N C A A un a reiiri'Hcntalive of i II n- cram the ppadou ttaiden, lo help u" In the limit Ami we're t r i r l four. Three of the main m etnilnplnui I'oiup In in' 11, nurselve loo." Kentucky, defendliiK N C A A power* euffured lium lliatlnH tie Todd, ill Ills second year al Memelutniplun, prulmhly w ill he hnrk In feat* I uhI week. 1.1 K wit* lindlv plil*. In i. dll play, i mi hi* Sprinp that conipeiittun. Ad,d|,h Itupp, the Iteoten hy CCincInnuM. • S I. .lohit'a roster. I'Hlii-ipnl I okki'h from tile . W ildcat coach, him nuditnud from hawed to Itrooktyn. C C N Y lout to Mill) team were pitcher Charles Ota rlln trld three Kelcctlmi mm* Hyrnrnto, Kl*emnann, inflelder Kr*nleli and m ittce to open the way for a tap pitcher lloli (tain. In uddlllun Hni •K the pfiiailder if the N CAA TueneM recently annunnceil lie feaU in Inclined. Sm all,‘*t and lltihtcnt member would <|iill huprhnll. Toene* startHero ate (he other like ly ed Mie Ill-Ill Henson with Cliattnchoirrii for the t'lyhM ruin N CAA of I he PlMitlnirtih Pirate* I* Pit* noopn and wax purchased hy Mem, a ff a ir , with rimtcru playofa In clier Vie l.omniirdl. lie ptand* Naw York Mar. a:i.85 uml weatern five feel, aeven Incite* and w«d|{li* pills. flimtltmllon* In K uiihuh C ity Mur. |f«n pound*. » JUtffJ. D U lk t 2-l)tu|iieano; n-flrndley BW Nuhrapka; il-Arl«ona or tha A r c c n r il'lir r a k ln g t a la l o f I,UthwuAt champion (lla y lo r, A r- 949 b ro th e r te a m s e n te re d th a iaai, H M U ji 7-Wymnlnn or 27th atmunl I'cor la Htar's Bruivo ri M-UCt.A or Wanhloutun th e ra T u u rn n m c n t th la y e a r . Memphis Chicks Rebuild Baseball Lineup As Spring Training Nears Holy Cross Is Number One For NCAA T o u r n e y MeinphitiClubHead To Lead Negro RaHeball Sun fet'd - Orlando Kennel. ClubrEntrlea ' lo S lllH T * H V T B IK S The new ring record book lists 2,544 active boxers in the United States last year, 274 fortnor champs uml claim ants and 582 foreign fighters with complete llfrlim e records of all II,MOO men , . . The late Sam Nash, former sports editor of the HliiKlmnipto'i (N . It.) Sun w ill be honored In u memorial bowling tournament to I k * run hy his paper In late A p ril , . . . for the f i r * f time In history. there ore tickets uvnllabte for Mm .................................... basketball‘ Notre D am e-N Yl! I game tonight. leges. The council appointed a three-man committee It,, l.e named later from it-. 1 , member pane)) to "receive suggest ions for (he re ­ vision of Mie constitution and reguluMon (san ity code 1 to make them more equitable and heller adapted to the diversified mem lie r-hip pf the association." Penn .State’* Recreation H all w ill he th r silt* of the National Collegiate boxing championship* *for the “ third‘ Min A p ril 1, 1950 MERCURY TOPSvtLL WINNERS v in te r h a v h —n / i« M * " • . Until,v SIkoo. rttuuri llu n lsr, Itshy /ntmlpnr. Tattoo, Tlte Itock. Ml VI. flmdiv ................. Ile«l Heller. M iciiyt ii n'D—vatiirjlr III ltd* Mile, Nellie II, P la in lie d , p.xVlcii 'M elody. V illi Ju t. Motion Jo e . Mliinlv llo w e r. T w o It T r e y s At. ‘I 'llI K l> M \< > — S / la t h s B ile R d d le ’s P el. Mingle H u ll. D io r*m il, N ancy i'fo w r, ujic**n F itllo w , e, y.ue ita lile o Mninli*. Hue IK'S, Lee, C o ItJM Ili v u i i i r i i 11 x c v — .1 / in iiis w ile Minoly Mab'lil, I)'* M ike . J a n ie s t; vji 11- . live liv e r s , Hoot her 11 H a re , T r le k v liy e r * . M lnrson, I'e r la ln ly j • O FFIC IA L W IN N IR ( fool-door Mercia y iporl Sedan, entered by Ihe lot Anqelet Deoleit tincolnMeccucy Acvoclottoo. ' ’ ' V I S T I I 11A I I ' — D / U lb s M ile Ko ree’s H i l l . W ild H ls r llu jt, Jto rK lin , Mlo|i Am i Hliop, llle k W ill, Milk Mux, W lx . HniiW n « |l. S I X T H H A C K — B / t a ia s ; Mile K in at K(l It In il. l i t * , M illrte, UIVp ls a t!h le f. Hiigor l l l r l , Ille k V HopIt I,.. H alil'S D ream , lo lin o (.neele. Il l a r k W h lrle y k s j v h n t h h a p m — a / ia ik a T o o tsie T a u te r, H tiln k y l.e * . Wum l Money, Hume Map. T e x H ay. Mnlp's llr w n r d , Heat K le * h , I I a H AC'V— s / lilf c e M ile Coco l l l r l . N o rth ern D eli, C h ela. H a ilin g H e lls , D n n c ln * J im , L u c k y C a sin o . 111tv a lliib e , H a lln a . SCI SITH i s a c s :— a /ia c h e M ile lin e H lie , l l a l l l a * |,e e , t lu r x l Mao, P u n k . (K lm iiu , llo c k e t b ad, 1‘a ra a o n , m ftftftV O N e r c u h v R U N 1V g AAAfi-h u vv - '■aA tl v r o A # ''^ T B S IT M H A TV— S / lllk e H it* T r a v e lin * M ike. Hnlp's Hm oks, M arv T e re s a . K e n ym t, Ju d y W lr l, On T h ru e b M*l l» . n 's llrs n b M OO V It K Jackin noblnscm, leading batter In the National Leagur in I94J hit .H20 at home ami .355 on the ruad In compiling hla .842 mark. TH E TUH1L L World Famoua Friday, March 3 Flamingo Parade a r r 4a m VflietO at CjIO with ol tha Hanford la Kennel Ohib. * V J\ f Bird* ire paraded onlyopce i Sets ajiming new gns< oline mileage record/or gruelling 781 mile Grand Canyon run ae it out- • perforins SOether.entries from America's leading ear makers/ _| X lt '» v j/ U iu it fit t t iliC t il ■ , pound, the big MW ■IR A m e rica '! m * t oro- engine and ita gaa-s: 0 - M n tlc " O verdrive aurpriae to M ercury on w Tftt Mila Mobllgaa m Run conducted by Mercury ownera had ported gaaollne eeom am age expecutlona. Yet thla unuoual « - ■-——- ■i—■a 1_JukMnOa poaalh e by the com bination or Mavcurvii thrifty, V-type, Aeyllhder Mtndfe of owhate are .now chooalng Mercury. Many any It’a thearparteat* looking ear on the rood. Othera claim U'a the moMhtM+idini, mml rotaAwl* kblr, toot And alt agree It'a the ftfefNf Mhw for tb# money) Drive Mercury yourOrtf—and aeel �TO* ^ ' ***;“ - *,N ( v '• MONDAY^ F E B . 27, 1 W Mercy Killing v (Cu Hm M r n a Fag* ow l • clot of hloodt) • ' **• MIm Rime said that ai the rtArdle plei reilMn. AMile Rorrolo's n tn she heard a "louder gasp." - The imrup previously lied testi­ fied that three person* hud tried fglidy to find the patient’* puli# Mat u few minute* before Dr. Sanfer arrived nt her bedside, Miss Hose said, however, that Mr*. Ilurroto war gasping. According to the nurse, Dr, Bander ashed her to fret him n 10 or 20 ruble eertflmefer sterile *yrltttP': that sin; Jot a u r x c Sy­ ria ire nt n medicine closet, also to m ■esjitF.y[)ilch she »onhe<l with t„ nuts,,- .1 SII 'alcohol ■ponge" Miss Hose testified she returned ta Me*. Ilnimtn’a room where "Dr. B an«r was ntendiiig on the left hand «lde of the hed, towards the fnot of llio bed.” “ I iruve him the syringe,” *h.* test 11*i it. "Tin' -yringe was closed,” Aj<hed Iiv ultoriioy-ireneral Wil­ liam I.. I'lommy wliat Dint meant, aha replied: “Tile pi once I was down III till' barrel o f the sviirifre." THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA on tha Inner aide of the arm." Tha nuraa said aa aha saw Dr. Sander moved the instrument to Mra. Borroto'a arm “I heard a lounder gasp.” NiirJe Rose testified she saw the needle was In the arm, the plunger was hack, am) there was u little blood ut the bottom of the syringe, indicating the needle was in flic vein. “He I Sander) started to push the plunger In " The pretty blonde nurse said when she brought the syringe from the medical locker it wn* empty. Dr. Sander sut erect without moving as he listened to Miss Hose hut his face flushed visibly for the first time during the trial. HI* wife sol mot mule v C Oesiile him. After the nurse quoted fjr. Sand­ er a* telling her the air would act like an ambollsh, Phfnney asked her what happened next. "1 looked at the patient's face." replied Mis* Hose. If. For about how long ? A. Just a glunee. Legal Notice n o t ic e NEM I N u t .E I IU N TV , K l . n l t l P A F E l l l U ’ A l i T 31. IN SO N l l T I l T ! IK I I E I t C I I V U I V E N th.lt e u rsiin tii t» K c.LI.u i » ut t 'lm p ie r 1* -PA. I. 11WS of F lo rid a , A i l s of PUT. kn o w n ns l It..1 M orphy A ct. Q. What happened next? A. I looked buck at Die -> t inge. It was closed. Tile plunger w ns down on the barrel, ___ UNITED LUMBER COMPANY ** ' . . ' t " ‘4"‘ ltdruilr. reroculel or ff*r**1 *->r hjiIf> m imiImio iioinM now. IsPl n* Rhuw you Imw fur ttir highlit nml rn«h M l. irnfly It In uftiWf K I IA IIt !•* .No t niiIiJihi to ihr rml.i *.r Hi** TruMl •••*•> N tithlng riow n — throe ymir?* to j nf ili*« irm-rmiJ lm|irov<imii ni F iim l *fty. Tl» French AvmHU* Fh 71* u. ri*Jr«'t tiny .mil all m<U *t the f I f a I ' l l CJ|i I tr.P B U C K HORSE ALE RXCLUHIVK WI1II , F m i t i ll mi*#. heKlniilfur nt I ft j Off »»*• I'Utck A. M on Ih r XTtli $tny *»f i Ail tire It A- I ’ll. UftD Oul**»<L‘ Ilf im iiti* rlprtlll IrM r.*»«**T1foHt fur roittl rig h t •»f wav inn fc ri Mitir w in tut •••rv mI from iiny p iin -rl tliro ug h w lili’h I h r r r in tin vxlHtlmt Hmt*» llii.nl. Am_to all Linda title* to nfl** ANNETTE’S Jr la lido llgwy at French Av* M is* Hose mi id Mrs. Ihirrolii'ii bfWQlh lit tile time was m illing in “efc<W k»s|>s.” "He (Dr, Sander) awahhed off tha pntient’s arm with the nh'ohol •ponce,'' Arheil wlmt |inrl of Hie arm . ■he answered: •*lb low the head (if the elhaw Th* THINKING FELLOW rides the •\YELLOW ” PHONE 1 4 4 4 hrilf of a ll iir tr o lr u m nm l th rro fuitriltM of other tn iiitfo U w ill t*r rrM rrvoil. A ll flMnlofi.ihlit nut t p H ill * ri*«N*t v n l. 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Mtoi k 1 Hun hi lulu F K l ihfok 1 hilgofi nfa H till te'i fit 4A hut ft | i | im*U l Hanhim lo F h il Monk 5 iPnjrrM f.ft n \ cn I.** t 7 H lo rk 1 Hatihiiiilu F la t Iteuik n pii Mr's (,\ty fid d? & WHISKEY - WINE RU M - GIN ftH Lot ID Mlock 1 Hu vi hi im1>’ P h il Monk 1 pai' cm d ' .. fill f.T A f»P( Lo t | Hook I H anlniiilo Fin ItooIf T |)ME*'rs d. 's. UK 21 Ilnur Hervica YELLOW CAB CO. Lot 1*1 lllo r k ? Hntilnroh* F la t Hunk 1 p n *r« K »** «d »>i ,* NICK'S PACKAGE STOKE vlN I .*it 17 H lo rk ? Hook 1 fiagen riSt, 110 S a n fo rd A venin We have trunk serf Ire •hlllle'a Aatnea I m p s fltatiea r i*An la avk. a m d ax. 41 eu* sf ii a a* torA llaraia I lim e l i e llraaa e rr lla e la a rrfla a laare ilu a laa Ina irt tlmra Hr err ir Fl*r W O . * IS tan lla e . Iiu a h lr ra t# fee M a rk fa r # rap e, PHONE 148 arr re I.A W ant Ada w ill I ever ta r - Itleitbaaa — -----eranaum ah araa If r e a r aaaia la llalrg la fka Irtra h a a r konfe, ta n la r a far tbla a rr nm wait a* Hue Ila hrr a d a v artla r r iia rrrr la rt*s ae er r l* i .a4 la e a rr » i a a | t l i . la s r t r r far rra g re th r brat aaaalbla aa la _ Irr. r, a il W a a l A4a a,sat ba lig iia rr ufftaa a a tba f i t brfara la kit rat laa, Plraa# a a llf y aa Iataw4tately II aa t r t a r a r r a r a la f a s t M * W a r a a a a t ba rre e e a a tb le f a r ■ e ra tb a a a a a la a a re a rt la^ae- THE SANFORD HERALD * - rU R RENT —l I VELA KA AFATMRKTS, Maamb and Htofaa. 116 W. Viral Btraat I'bons 4 W - W . ____ i______ J.AHOK bedroom furnlahad apartment, 3ID Magnolia, A. K. Hoseettar, Florist, Pb. 818-W .. I IRK 7 room unfurnished houaa. bona 1117-J.______________ fUlNO fur rent, aultabla far cabinet shop or huslneia. 6000 Mnple Avenue, Phone 1W , |i*ART or my homo with df wilKout kitchen privilege^ ta eoupla two montha or lungtr. 019 Mag­ nolia Ave, Phono 2IB. [ n >.’W, large, fumlshad, two room apartment, permanent Couple. Screened porch, garage, private bath and entranee. Reply Bog I.|NWw lJL e,alakeside llcn,><>' cot logos, 'rfullj,' furnished, all conveniences, aval able Mar. lat. $00.W) * $70.00 per ,month. P. o. Uox .TO, Ban­ Monk 1 Mini'll ai Sail Ml Mil .. Flu» 1 flit fefl’H ft,*t 1| 1.1ft ft7 Ar 1669-J._______ :* rLi iil <(m1.1 F l i t ii:.s rit; ft? A Uloi'k ? H niiljiinl a F ln l Lot : Mock 1 (inK*'N ft.r»iy lift ft7 X WORK WANTKIP -ll Moolc 3d Mlnck .1 MumIh m|n F ln l .1 ft* <7 A (l hi Lot *1 Mloik 1 Mil ftliintlii |*lii I Monk % iniKcv <!%'* ilT \ HOT DDNCHFH served every day US 11:110 to 2 — with Home Made TO DO yoDII innflng nml imintL n l 33 VIIim’ It 1 Mil nIn Milo Fin t Ik mi It 1 itn iff* '!*■’ * I'fi r.7 *V roll* and corn Muffins. Homer's Ing. All work gmirmdced us lo ns drill, :il!4 Knst 1st Street. material and workmanship, U lt «S lllo imi'k 'k 1 H Htih ii Th hdu F LU 1'rlrtt* reasonable, contact me Hook ,3 V«nt" M f-r FR1KD Shrimp Dinner, Served , 6 |. fuf esilinate on work. (,* . W. l(4it *44 niocU 1 K .1 ril l <4(1 f*i *Tha Best Shrimp Shrimp on Knrth" I'. O. II.n UHi, San. f«o«»irj<3 on «; •very*night at Homer's drill, M r* *24 Fast 1st Street. M '■ I A l a . I I ' A' i i ' n iiu ik ' l l 11 Iliu F 11-lgliiW I’ la l fin a l We Imth lose when yon don't bring 12— Spa* ml S e ru m * —-W iiiigi> IT . 12 Lot 11 Rlm-ta S 1t<i»*1l,i.| four prescriptions to I,^NKV’R. t'ln i i j " ' k I v iis* l i ’SjIntat'Sft.,*r . 4 - )f Iff ' HlUfk lilu s k ta ll.afc'd HiXW rfii w b ril/.tJfe M lm l lfw lg htn lits I'll h'lK I'ls t * " " l . ft I’l'ge f T (M ff|*e o*t(iiiulei . . . . . . . -,lllu l« S . ■jnvU l l u s living room Mult—f6o.0(i. Twin _*<lll ,; , I . n l 14s.1 P rn n V Iln W ll' liedroom suite fend studio rinich. Ilnnk I it s a e 'T i . . f iff t Lut (0 F r a n k ljn T e rra c e P t« (i I.Mlfi Douglas Ave. ITmne 2?2- F lo o r Rundlhg a n d F i n i s h i n g ; A l l IlnOk Hunk s 1 pick*' 71. 1 r L XJ or 12011. O ak I* lite rs la id , sa n d e d an d Lo t 41 Ffm ikM n Ti*rrrti‘i* F ln l Premium Faints, gallon 12.26 T-flhlrts, white A Colors , , IHc Mon's l.nafers . . . . 11.UR Army surplus edts, hubs hUnketH Mingiusses, boots, shous, tarpaul­ ins, clothlnd, AHMY-NAVY SURPLUS 106 N. Fulmc tto __ * Phone 1221 N«W available. Latest model, HighSpeed Floor Bander for rent. Kverythlng to cumpleto a first class Job, Cal) or enmo Into SKNKAKIK Class A Faint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd_______ Phene *20 TUXKDO FKKDS: Complete line. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, HIND EH MACHINES, new A used. Terms. *16 E. 6th St. Ph. 1024. FLORfDA giant pepiiar plants. Leo Butner, Phone 864-J. S w a p s h o p — 4 M lt'T tV sf. Wa Buy, Sell or Trada most anything. Phone IPB -J.____ 1/2 H.P. electric motor l8oo rpm, lltMUO V. *J1 H.P. Fires Ion# oulhoard, good as now. it laying hem. Hand cultivator. Phone 8(17-J. 1116 W. 26th in FT HOUSE TRAILER on Conntry Club Road.* Hog 111*, Lake Mary, Fla. ; RRROSENE Porcelain Ranges; good rondltlinh. Price very reawonable. Phono Oflg-M._ _ PEPPER PLANTS - ■'Florida (Hants. C. A. Hinton, Phons iaa-w. —____ . ^ fSSuS j!? ^ a U «i)?iVbflu.imr fln is h i'il at th e rig h t prii'i*. S te v e n s , Tele, 7 I0 -H -4 , K. F . 111: I'A M I H K H V l C l f ' ' r ~ H A D IO , T o u s le r s , K 'le etric Irn n u . A n y t h in g e lc e t rie u l. C a l) or w rit e H ill H a r v e y , P h o n e 0 4 8 -J nt P .O . Iln v 11*7, S a n f o r d . S e r v ­ ice nl il- b e st, NEW F L O O R S Mir Diced to per­ fection O ld floors made like new. Finishing, cleaning A wax­ ing. P.iita b le power plant, 22 years mperirnce in Seminole Countv. II. M (Henson, Lake Morv __ FRinitlAJItK Hairs ami Hrvvlea 'i h'sctorv irnlnetl qualified Ser­ v ic e Men. * HIM. HARDWARE CO. Itonk :t imir^ 1*. Lo t 43 FrnnkM n T»*rri»rr F ln l Ilo rtk 1 pegs T I. . . i l.iit l.a a a w n iiit P ls l llo qb I n n s r* I t In 71 A I ’ lal 3 page I f . Lilt M l I. 'IMS wum l P IS I lln u lt I p n ses I f In I I A I’ la l Itiiiik t page 2f L n l f f f l.i.n ir wi'nd I'l a l Hunk t psa-e ,s In I I A I'l a l Itook f pnae t l . I.n l S3'| l.n n s n ’ r.inl I’ la l Itnnlf I p a g e . I f tn 71 A I'la l Hunk 3 pnae I f . la d f 3 linen Court I'la l llo n k S |in gee J 1 A 3. Ln l fr. linen C in ir l I'la l llnnll 3 page* 3 4 A f . N H nf H l f nf HIV *4 n f H W 'I H e d Inn 11 T n w n sld p l» H im lli IliuiMe .11 lia s i l.u t O F r a n k lin T e rr a c e I'lu t Ilnulc 1 n a g . 71. Lnl 73 F r a n k lin T e rra c e I'ls t Hunk 3 t i t l e I I . _ Lnl 7* F r a n k lin T e rra c e I'la l llo n k :i p a sa 71. Lo t 7!i F r a n kklin iln TTtar r a c n I'la l M l B . F i rs ) .......................IMmwa » l Souk 3 nags Terrace Plaf nt Iof Kraalkiln Tei CALI. 617 for Battery, (leneralor Ilnnk 1 page 1 I'lal rat Lnl 110 Franikiln Terrace and Starter service. Swain's Innk a page 1*. Battery Service, *01 W. Flral At III Franklin Tail Frank 11 Terrace Plat St Ilnnk 3 page Tl. nt l i t F r a n k lin T e rr a c e P le l It EHOSftN K-FUKL Olj for IjoW*. B»fb •„ „ I) , HXR)mAI Call Alvin Odlisin, Sinclair Ra- TfII''NTHIEfl1 3 ■«TIIH i m p r o v e m e n. t fu d dp TH E . F I InNl> fining (,’n. Phono Ul&d. ... fm . LDIIIIIA op »J MA.SHADE — Swedish and Medi­ btatr |ly n. P. Ilernilnn Agrnl Trustees I I. Pmnl cal. For I'vcuiog appointment;' Hemlniile Cniinly ail! Dorothy West, 1HI0-W. imi.ANDO Morning Sentinel, or- In T h e Name o f Ihe H im * P h irm a —O r a r iln a a — I lundo Evening Slur. Call Ralph iw lil It. F r je d l. r R4y, II116-J. _______ ______ T « ! tlo W aTetvr ir lli, M edina C o n n iy , VEN KIT AN BLINDS made ta H m d h ’ u a lt , K x t e n flim , Ohio. order. Seminole Vend Inn Blind T o n a re hereb y n id ifle il ib s i Helen l.u c llle P r le d t. yo u r • w ife Co. • *2ii W. !lrd St. Phone hen bro ug ht s a il " « * < t r « L * | * lrW II52-W. «»*.. her h w b s ^ .po^aia, IL D ragline, jiolhjnii r, 'dump truek, *§•* fr°ni 6 AW-HR 0 ■ ilally. muck, fill dirt, shell and e|ay try load or Job, Contact Cubated ffi. rf,Qi d‘; the deTen A Kaulerson Cohlriidors, 109 f). i none! New York Ave., He Land. Plum# " T ' 2*'.......................... ren i<* n lr s ii sfr i *v hereby r rn iiitred Toil are n f CumpliiVM 46U or 286-W. WE BUY, SF.LL A TRADE used file d In fit Id *H |l nn « r h e fn ic fnraltnre. Wilson-Maler Furtil- l.AWNMOWEKH Shiir'iwneSTTf- A p ril f ib IfM *. r is e s d ecree pm eyries repaired, Lock A Key I'o n frssn w ill He v n le ie il egeh* • work. Prompt Service. H. W. ,0 llfH n e * * tnv h sn d nm l se a l *M« C ^ S L P Lake Front Lota on Crystal good shade, city water, Irleltjl available, L. A. Lake Mary, Fla. MK) lovely lota, No. 0 and No. 10. Wock *0 Irt Deaamwold, onpaved road and aldawalka. Omlaat W. J. Morris on, Jr., 7« Plaa Bt., Florowca, Maaa.________ , NfCF going farm, tiled, flowing well. Fruit — Good home. Ph. —5 F t .t Cf v » Hliu'k 1 Lot Arllclcti For Mala 'Li nl.i (nl » H im nn lo** ? 3 L i Ml a Mil " I' Ini 1 if. ♦id V 1 p.lK r*i F i H M For KaMilLt F la t .« Itook f,n Use HERALD Want Ada Cd f,7 Lot 1 !t H lh fli 3 Him In ti lift F lat Monk 3 piiif ph «!SH €6 #7 * Lot ? ) M! o .|; Hook 1 ¥ till «W fo ttn Lot 11 tllo rk 1 H.anI mtiil■ » F la t MooK 1 pa pi** i*;, *y till & WANTED —d U M h lln k cE D Offfea Girls for taterestlna positions In marehan* dulng office. Only girls caperlttbMd In handling figures and with statistics need apak for Mr. Turkol or ‘ rlda Fashions ire. Young. Florida O ffic e , AIil __________ ..fcB .J '— 1— Local Local men to quail„ fo appointmen! to tlia Police tWpanwent. Forjaartieulare, feet _____ _ 1LTSI ilSOO.CO. Inoulre Atrt. Shuman, *10 B, 4th 8L 310 B. St. (OflCK TO sXNF o RD H t n a OWNERS — Lot L. II. MAFm NURSERIES uf Uka Monroe, yon with Ornamental » such as, Lltuitrum, Armoorlver Privet, (I a r d a n 1a, Fodocarpua, Viburnum ai Plumoaa PaJms, to baaul. home, To thoao who do not hava tba ready cash to pay In full, wa can arrange that by a payment of twenty-five, and, balance In five equal ly payments, you can • Matching *l»4m .gt?W wF \e . pay for them. Our Nuraerlea are oper. every day except Sunday! Ph o n e iM iJR . f f l l i dnv o f F e lir iis r y . I* S « . ns C le r k n f th e C lr c r it CnnM , C ir c u it . Hernlnnle C n iin ly , F lu 'I l' 11' C ir c u it O. P H ern d o n, C le rk , C irc u it C o u rt. C m irl Best. N O T !CM th a t w e a A lin C n u n ty . lamoaus n r o w e r s n a a a a n g e " and w e In le n d to re g (e te r »«ld ■ p u rsu a n t to the (a rm s of " F ls t llln u e N am e B la io te " fo ­ w l! ) Bee. I I I .# * . F lo r id a HIAtUtae l i f t w ith Ik e c le r ii o f th e Otr r u h c m ir l n f B ain lno lo o F ln r iu n . . . . . t A. J . V a u g h a n M rs. A . J . V n u g h sn O w n e r* .± S J 0 m 21 I0Y deya. tis s 'i BURNED 0UT1—Store, stock u _____ Filling Station, not inaovad. A.. rh and aaslaUnc* will ba aygPafelAifedi ■at :• ' ... JXiOE.; Tl Oftoaiatrlat '* 118 Magaalle At*. - m m&i Ut, Henry MeUulin M to iltm �.•« ~*bu MONDAY FEB . 27, TW O THE BANTORP HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Market Shipments Continue Strong Despite to ld Snap Escape Leopard F*rm»r« Market. feeahi, C*l«rf anil Hwcet Corn ate moving out of here in pood volume. Delete heart' i d i t u t u ream. rafta ,H ti peeked In celophane are also fnor* trained dog*, lavtitigated I iiiH in m u v u iu h i T i different reports mat the leopard "Thu Hanford Market reports re­ had been seen at widely separated gardless of the two frosts In Out , area, a good volume and variety points. Hut by the lime the searchers of vegetables were available to the Hade, Top commodities werr arrived id the areas they found no rnbhage at a stronger market tUtU »t fl.03, 55 -pound cratei trace ol the big iptiflAB cat which 41.25 —, (Jtlory, weaker market leaped from an 16-foot pit and with Golden at $L8(kto $2.00, Fa*, escaped from the Lincoln Park Zoo $IJ cal at |&8G U> 13.Off. Trie market here Saturday. apprAro.r'i'trAngAe Ih I.SSn**, raull* An or? ’ . v.uiker atop « nB' flower. cucumbers, cggplsn', JACKSONVILLE Feb. 27 — (Fpcclal) — "In aplle of the cold and frost* during the past week, fresh vegotahloa end strawberry shipment* eonllnue In good volume friim the Stele Fur mem Markets, William L. Wilson, Director of State Markets, stated In hla week­ end repurl of Stnte Market acti­ vities. “Nft frost damage' was ■uffei'ed in the I’unipano Market area and pound, crates selling el $3.00 lo harvesting of the beans planted 43.50, Frost dumage aunrar* neg­ since the December rain deluge In ligible -tin the Fast side of San­ beginning. A hoavy movement of ford wlillo the West side suffered beans, peppers, lima beans, egg­ heavy to spotted damage on corn plant. cucumbers and squash Is beans, peppers,'and potatoes, with Sweet com moro severly damaged anticipated for several weeks. ‘Plant City State Market strnw- than other crops. A good demand berry volume totaled 9,714 crate* continues fur oranges, grapefruit Mid season of an pints during tho paal week, unit tangerines. returning in gro wore In excess of oranges selling mostly for |4.2G $83,000, Dally price average ranged and Valencias at 14.50. A good from life lo 27-7/Bc pqr pint. About volume and variety of all com­ the tame volume la expected dur­ modities Is anticipated during the current week. ing tho current weak. “In hpllo of frost and Ice during Frosts on Feb, 17 and 18 caused the past 0 days the Starko Slate considerable damage In the WauMarket has continued dally ship­ ehuia State Farmer* Market area ments of berries. The volume cun- particularly to corn and field (tea tlnuejt siiihII, though the quality ail early estimate of GO'', damage uppears much Improved. was suffered. Cucumbers and to “ Florida City State Merkel con­ maliHis estimated damage Is lietinues with o heavy volume of to­ tween 25',7 to !ltl*,r. Younger plant­ matoes dally. No furnt damage »«, ings were only slightly damaged. miffered in Ibis area. In oxers* of Many fields of cucumbers will be 04,000 bushels moved during Hie replanted and many of thn to­ pasl five day auction at avernge mato fields will be reset from un­ price of t2.75 pet (ivuhct. Return.* damaged field., whirh had not herd to growers amounted to 1270,000, thinned," ReatiH nntli quash continue to move I In good volume at prices from | $3.00 l» 41.25 for role Reims $3.00 to 4X50 for Tendergrrens Florida Citrus and 12.50 to $3.60 for squusb The potato movement In that sec­ I I s s IImw* S'tass r a g * Uael but he died at lOilf,. tion Is good. "Cabbage In bulk and packager, Anderson went to Florida in coniInue I,, nmvn in good volume IPlil from Flttslmrgli, Fa. over the Falntkg State Minket He *wa* president of the High­ Frier**, 75c, 8llc per fill pound Hacks land* County farm bureau nml the $1. per 60 pound crate and $22.UU Lake Byrd citrus packing com­ per tun. pany of Avon Park. "Fort Myers Market teporls Ilo was vice president ami illvery light odd damage. A -mull lector of llie Superior Fertiliser volume of pepper, eggplant nml Company In Tampa. cucumbers continue to move Ho was a director of Hie Florida through this market. Citrus Ca liners Cooperative in "The Falmutto State Market ex- Lake Wales, the Avon Citrus Corpeels mure good than Immi from miration In Avon Fark, the High­ the recent cold spell us the ipmllty lands Crate Cooperative In Jack­ and yield of tomatoes appear Im­ sonville, the Blue Blhhon Fruit proved, though tho harvesting will Compilin' of Avon Fark, am) rev probably bo delayed a week. Avail­ rril civic and benevolent urgatiiable through the market Is a si,.all rat Ion". lutiuly af pepper, eggplant and Anderson owned several rllru.i cabbage. groves, and hud been a leader In "The first cucumbers uf the developing (iecrhiplhg Irrigation irrigation and cover Spring deal are anticipated on.the era ’ran* for,rltruK groves. Fort Fierce Stale’ Market ahoilt’ Ill* Was a veteran of . navy nervMarch 1st, with tomutors har­ Ice In Iho first world war. vesting commencing about the mid­ He Is survived by hlu widow, dle of March. Mild weather with Beatrice Bar* Atide nun. of ’Avon , Scattered showers continues, Fark, who was reported vrtltliig "Cold damage to beans Is esti­ tnduy In (inlnesvllle, <l*„ and one mated at about UU','. of the volume diiughlri'. with a 10% damage to corn volume The Ikm ua:*'lakeii lo an Ailan.......dv Is reported by tin* I’nlmken Slate In funeral home, COLORED NEWS B) I.UHIKK FONTF.R I'K I H i H K H N M. II < H F H t II | P | ' S h IiIIM'I * * * * M,“ - r r llfiirv - I, ..I! 'r i r J l f t u * V t t - a y BlhHTN friends fur Ihelr thoughtfulness rim lloimi Mission Hociuty of | during the hour of beraavrment PruirtTto* Missionary II a p t I n! with special mention to the KlchChuri'h of Midway mut ill thn homo ullturgn Funeral Home for their of the Fresident, Mr*. (lossle H. kind mid sympathetic nervier. Smith. A HidritUHl prayer service -------------------------was held In behalf of Mm. .Smith'd alater Mra. Butler who la a shut- . Mil. HtIFlO HIIAt'F.Y In. I i lidded iniie11 to (hi) spiritual FIONEKR CITIZEN OF SAN* conaolallon of Mm. Outlet and FOHII DIFH every one left feeling thut they Ftiueral servlrert for Kelolii had made one other per,ion happy. Itraeey, one of Henford'u nlonwr 8CRFRIHF. I'AKTY GIVEN IN ■ONOB OF MRS BKMHIF. SMITH The community In which Mra. ■eaile Smith) Hypea Avenue llvea, aponnored by Mra. Mary Slaphann brought Joy and happlneu tu Mra. Smith when !u her surprise a beautifully arranged parly waa awaiting her at her home un Sypea Avenue. Mra. Stephen tngrtlirr with other ftlenda In the eommuiilty left no atone unturned In making title event a gracious one. The party waa largely attended by these of the community and to add to her liapplneae, many nackagea of groeerlee together, with a nice eum of money waa ahowered on Mra. Smith. The homo of Mre. Smith waa loft very happy and grateful to ovory one. not lar irr*n| the park reported he saw the leopard run across a field. That sent a group of men sculling tu the spot with mountain lion hurilihg dogs flown here from Colorado. But no leopard. Another report reached search headquarters saying the animal had been seen near Arcadia, Ukia., on U. H. highway M some IQ miles northcaat of The too. This also proved to bn a blind lead. The huntcra and their dogs could find no trace of their quurry. Two utner reporta that the leopard was seen in the vicinity ».f Witcher, Okie., 10 miles north„.*at of here, alio turned up no­ thing but a cold trail. As a result, U. H. Marlpe Curtis reserves from an Oklahoma Cry detachment, who have partici­ pated In the hunt ainca It sta.iid, returned to thn anarch head­ quarters on the wo ground* to await a now land. T v W ? * •? il d,d Saturday »ft«r th* Mgpard escap­ ed, at tnr too. Two guarda reported the ani­ a few week* *Ul uf an nmal—Just i s i —-)"*>- — ■* India Junglo-r-rMBtartd tha, too grounds about 1 A> But- a onsrch i t th« grumid* lulled to disclose Mm* At daybreak, too director Julian Frasier and othera 'aaarched the pit from which tha wild animal fled. Hut he waa not thora, either. Hu tike of meal—-treated with » drug—have been hung on thu fence where the guard# reported veeing the animal. Murine reservist* Joined In the hunt. A National Guard airplane flew overhead. Frailer, who hsa had only two hours Sleep uincc Friday flight warned the cat hadn't eaUn since Haturday apd said hla hunger will mnke him even more dangerous. . "Beside# that hla natura leads him lu kill fur pleaNura," Trailer added. Tho only tungildn clue to the dinar*, presence in the sou early today are Urn hairs caught under the rough adftrf df Die fanqe wtrere he, waa reported tifSH by gUkrds, ,M. D. Douglas a and V Guukc, Just Irafore I,A . M. Kjusmliddg. the halh, Frttslur nodded m uifirmatldtji VTqcrtttf,. ■lu c r f i^ n nn (in ,.doubt u fju u i ih uixiut m iu i u it,t Schooner Life Gambling Probe Four Accidents north until the wreether grows win liter. If It geta chilly, however, Racked by a steady north wind, they an open grate stove, they sidled an far ns Falatka lie- and have fortunate In getting fore anchoring. The llesurrly trip plentywere rual before there was any between Jnrki*i>iivllli- and Sanford -trike of curtail the supply. This look about two and a half day*. summerto tlielr itlnery includes a Dcffgfifed v'Hi •if.ford, they have trip to New fnundland. remained Imre for the pasl immHiJ. that be had Mrs. Fust nerve* as school recentlyPuck—stated talked to guveiliment trarhi*r to Iwr two sons using thi* engineer* who were here make Calvert (,'onesponilencn School a further Investigation to on method. Thu boy* hava added puvtlblliiy ,jf. a St, Job,,- — the |oMi *.* -ff.i .■.■C.J 'Ir i' ..'.«*. Hivei- canal. He predicted lluit and hihiiiuIh l,y Iruqurnt trip- tu Hiionld such a canal be dug, a ma­ tlm nearby Zoo. On Friday they jority of pleasure boats headed "'em »cnt to the barber shop and for the lower eait coast would use returned with typical, “nautical” Hu- new route, possibly both ways, haircut*, on account of the beauty of the Danny and Porky have u cabin all to tiiuiusulve* to »|«np in, and i iver. wouldn’t trade It for a bedroom anywhere. At time* they enjoy ■ Frost Warning hip* to Orlando to visit theii grandfather grandmother, Mr. and iriia lla a ig Pt-tm P a a i Uast "III lie about five degree* earnier IIiuii teinperaturus on low ground British Election loeations. Lowest temperatures In the colder location* ocyiiring about t r i a l !■«.* p ro a . Pag e » » > foreign jmllcy. But ohserver.- 7 A.M. Tuesday morning: (ialnesville dislrirl and the north agreed that any political hom yof the upper rast coast l muon would end quickly wire prn,'- l»iiH"n tlcei prnldem* me Olit of (lie wh). ■list riel 22 to 35 degree* anil The Laburite.*, have probleiu.* In­ -m itried light frost. Smilli portion of the upper eud side their own house, too. Left­ wingers were reported rallying coast dlstriel, the Orlando dlsfor an early trial of strength with •i let, and the north portion of the the more modrrnle of the Lalmi llruiiksvlliu district—38 to 37 di*leaders. cier* and scattered light frost in Tile leftwinger., want Labor lo tile colder purketf*. ___________ carry ion with_____ militant xoriatUm South portion of Btooksvllte and despite the close escape from dv- ihe Bartow. Ridge, and west coast feat on Thursday. district*—above 38 ’ degrees ex­ The main problem for the Con­ cept 35 degrees and scattered light servative* was tlio timing of tin frost In cold pockuls, blow against the Laborltcs. Indian Kivvr usd Kvctglndr* lu a iiU M n m IC s s lls s H f M f.« w l lultcd, rttale Highway ralrolman R D. Harriwp reported today. Mr* Itelen La lifer Alderman, nurse at Fernald-Laughlon Memor­ ial Hospital, suffered a broken note and Ionite* Friday night shortly a 11ci H .TOO oMoti, when ilff*Kh47 Flymnulh Sedan which she was driving in order lo report fur night dulv ,1 involved in * tolliaion on Geneva Avenue, about half way between the bridge and Park Avenue. Mrs. Alderman was taken in the Lrickion Ambulance lo ttje hospital. According to Stale Highway Pa­ trolman R. D. Harrison, who in­ vestigated the accident, Mrs. Ald­ erman had passed an automobile and ran into the rear of another west bound car, a 1934 Chevrolet driven by Ora Thompson, negress and containing four passengers, nunc of whom waa reported injured. Damage In the Plymouth was esti­ mated at $500,. and to the Chevro­ let at $125. Kltur* J Moiightun, Jr., who Is ns-orbitcd with Hu* II. Janies (Jut Insurance Agency, narrowly e»capetl uirlnun Injury Saturday night at 11:30 o'clock wnen th*j I'Mt) Plymouth Sudan which lie *vu* driving north on the Orlando dinliuU -HO degree* and higher and im front. Luwnr rant roast dlstrtvt—46 degrrna and higher and no froat. N n r tv m With *v»ry purchat* of thit magnificent ensemble your silverware will be monogrammed with your initial FRCE. Genuine 22 K7. gold doeoraled on all dinnerware A glasses* Silverware manufactured by one o f America's Silver Companies. Plated with’ pure silver on 78% nickel base. Knife Deluxe mirror finish' all stainleu steel with fcfm ^ t 'tkil/p cutting edge. [\\ti is THr ^ a V r. . , V] i ! i; i IN » UR ^ -I’ \l * tp, Ihiue urO Icqpkril lialru, and run* cut Hiicitknd In h$re today." But us to the wlirreahuulii of Hu* 2(10 pound* of Jungle fury, Frarler. ,couldn’t may. tt c-caped iiiioeen from tills name encloutire Haturday after springing IH foot (tone ttn pit in Iiij *oo. Afternoon visitors scattered In punla before the calm anlmnl'u then he hurt tori lias led hundreds through two days of weary Iramp­ ing tho country* Ida for 16 mi lea to the north and aaat. Ilo waa spotted three times, hub always from a distance, and im­ mediately disappeared again. Now after a strategy meeting an entirely new and gigantic hunt .Ih on, Including the "cal" dug., volunteered by Crockett Morrison, owner of the C ron 1 Ranch naar Drydtn, Tag. Geneva Fire Mr. A. 0. Conley, Mr. Howard Conley, Mr. Ham Conley, of New Hanford Washington, 0. C., ■tanco end John If. Rraeoy Chicago, III. and Barbara Hi Sandifor of Naw York City elatore, Mra. C. McQhQane Sumter, B. C. and Mre. Ida ira or this city | and tWo V o etijamln Bracey of Burnt*, and Joaeph Bracey of Fhllade Fa,I two daughtsr-la-lgwa. 5 ™ -W t¥T 4 K ORLANDO, FLORIDA • m o d 4 B u tte r M o t e t B C u p * A S e u t e n , I M o o t H o ttn r, » v * « : O f * . Central FfortVo flaaot eolnrai Tkanter * 1 P i . I h M W M N » - 6 !< • T n o O io u n c 6 W a t e r G I o im n , 6 J u lc n O l a t i H , $ C H t l i r t * I H r m r s , * P l a i t i c P ic k A C r w v l Cf*or Ath Troyi . . . 33 Pf. SHvifWIfl —5 Taojpoost* AFork*, 6 KnivW* A V Tam *"■ ^ RNP-N mratea* A D B flM JO M i Om I end over end Into the dlteli. Ho are DO Pif per Vcent of -*r *«”■ % r« |parity - - «) for IDGn. was chakci and hi* back was Parity U a Wun\ utamJaril wrenched, but otherwise was un­ to give farmers n full * ‘ return * I Wt injured. ter A a of purchasing power. State Highway pstrolnicn art* ■It liritur* u, *he old fight Iwseeking the Identity af the hit-and- tween high and low price*'' for run driver vhn kept right un g v farm crops, said Thomas. ing after the accident, said Patrol11^ .i» l.| U e n n tiiif l i i l l l t h e ill man Harrison. Damage to the dust rial ea**t seem t" lie demand­ Fly mouth was estimated at $350. ing high prires for the things pioThe ulher cur Involved in the acci­ duerd lu Hu* west and other uglident Is believed to have beer ■iojii!..ni'• • i ■“*. hlu, Hoick convertih'e. tf (aim |n ic r * a** O im n . At 2:30 o'clock Sundiiy morn­ ! Thomas aufied. wt,g-s and imlu*ing, Patrolman Harrison Investi­ tria l prices w ill drop and "a 't gated an uutomobila accident that presslon w ill strike llie entire lY occurcd during a heavy* fog near tlnn." .................. the Movie land Drive-In Theater and involved a 1350 Studchuker amendment would -till leave pi ices sedan driven by L. II. McLnulin. fo r the basic crops biglic, th;,u yen rj truck broker of the Sanford State the average fm Hu* lu«* The amendment would knock Farmers' Markst, and n 123d Ford mandatory DO percent supports out driven he James Henry Bril, Ne­ from under nil the lm-ic crops im i iiMMi. gro. Ball waa charged with vio­ ir lation of tne right of way liv except tntiaccn. The fin lit bill pars­ crossing the renter line ami side ed bv emigres- last year providswiping the Studcbakrr, damage vd tlmv slunild b** continued In to which was estimated lit $200. HIGH tiefore h flexible , A'rniuln went Into effect. Hu No, one was Injured. , '1" Brarid C. Creekman of larng hams proposal l» l« wood had saveral teeth knocked flexible supports apply out at 3:00 o’clork Sunday after­ noon when his J03fl Ford coupe tcrcii H chill ge agnin-t him of drlv. left tho Oviedo Highway about a ing while IntnxicHlcd. During the week-end, M ni"tnr mile and a hull from Five Points, turned over end over end, bounced 1st* were given ticket* liv Mr Hoi In the nlr and landed right *hl>* rlnoii for violations »f lighting lip in the brush on the side of the rules. Including diivlng without road. While In the air, tho Ford lights, driving with one bend nicked u tree trunk IB fret above light, or failing In dim lights wlwn f tin* ground, said Patrolman Harri­ another car approached. son. Mr. Creekman was taken to his - Turtle eggs and those of th* home in Longwood by David E. Iguana, a giant llsard, a rt often id waa later visited need for food by South AmeiiCarpenter, and. by; Patrolman Harrison who cn- cana. T, jj- ' ■ . . �13 anj . • 1 ’<3.fl f i In U n it y T h e re Is S tre n g th — To Protect iht P u t t of lh» World! To Promote Iht Pragm a u( A mica. To Produrt Prosperity for Hanfoid. Sftt* $£>anfarb I fm tft TH E W EATH ER I ill »i,,t .. iin u i itij- eMirntiun i loiiil) r. i.t .. pii ntri faMiil* it* -uiiUirih wiml*.. AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXXI E s t a b lis h e d 1908 S en a te A sk s ^chesun About 9 Hiss Remark Value O f Uuble Is Ifaised Ry Russian* M n sro w T rih . ?H — Id*) S e c r e t a r y O f State Defends Statement. T e lls Of Purge Of Doubtful Em ployes W ASH If.T O N . Fell. JK. —iy|»> , '-F-— Srn a lu r M rta rth y (R A V in .) aaid today Ihnt Alger Ills * prnb•lily would li,> hark in Ih r Mint* (fcpsrfnirnf if ihe derision were up In a W h itt II oiim - nldt, Ootid Denis rest l.liiy ii. I.lnyd U “ esse No. 9" of ih t HI (hthuiin jilt . | f a ilh y wniilh Im rs liK S le il in coh n tr lino with hi* i-burgC" dial I there are nr w rrt many lin n im iiiim* In Ih r s ta ir department. * W A SH IN G TO N . Feb. 2 1 </}>).ve rirla ry nl Slate Acheiun told S m alm s tml.iv " I would nevn knowingly to lri.itr any didoyal per ton in tlir ilrp.sdm rnt nl s la ir ." Arhetm i luld ihr Senate Appro pnalioni Committee dial he did not •rid d*«ei not condone in any wyy the offenset ih a iy e d agamsl Alger H itt, totnier stale <|t|>n■tnicnt offi safial. I lit . wat in im rle il ul Ivii.K ........... ahoni (u n lad in g an ailmillei] ( mu munisl connei who said h r ohlam d tenet .(ale ile|iiHlinenl paper,, from H ut. — Ih r Soviet l nlun in sweep in* prlcr rrdurlion* ionitthl art a new rale for Ih r rnhl* — four rubles In ih r dullar Instrad of S.3Q. I hr gut eminent d rcrrtd that Ih r r lr of r u h i n i r of ih r ruble would no loniftr ht defined in dollar*. At Ih t sauir lira * it revalued the ru lilr in K u ld 'a n d fo rrijtn ru rrrn e it*. ” T h t currency reform in the l l , S . S. K . ear. tin t out In December. 1947. liquidated the consequence* of Ih t iteond World W ar n the field of currency clrrulalhin and roeatahlished the full vnlur of Ih t Huvlel rn h lt," the d re rrt aaid. Chief Of Staff To Be Central Authority: A ir Force B o o s t s Big Bomber Range W A SH IN G TO N . F d . 28 (A*) Ih r A r n iy 'i* •tirim linm g it* grner.il alafl niganir.ilinn in rrnIn h / r aulhorilv in ll|r i Inrl ol s lid . I ol lint I anumiiii riiirnl ,.| (hr pl.lli. line lo lake etle* 1 li.oinnow Is I hr rein gsniralioii id n irn •I.. g ru riai stall lo u> pts w .ii si h. m, it will have four divnm ii- in h.uulh uili-lligriu e. pl ummy and In g iilin (iia m p n it i | i m i |* i mg .uni lupplv of I mops) Ih r new m gani/aliiin siilu .illy Commnnding Officer ahuhslirs ih r diviuon ol oiyaiiwa Of Battleship Arl- tioii .mil tiaming lijin m e lorn m lit h Responsibility Ions lirie a ltri will hr ir u lr ir d ill thr Alloy held lo u rs inuiui.ind. N O H FO I.K ," Va . Feh. 28—</P) with llr.nlipi.iiteis al l oll M oluor, (a p t. W illiain I). llin w n , com­ V a. manding nfii r i nl dir lijlllrs h ip .................... . 1<1M, 1(mIi1V " | | „ |0||r Ih r reiiiganiraliim also ir d iu n hc.ii die suit irspiniiihility" tor liri ih r siope ul ih r spri lal s e m ie . id liic , mosl ni wlmsr dulir- will ginimililig hivl iniinlh hr : i a list r 11f-vl to thr adjulaui yrn "A- raplain id ihr ship, il was ria l's iiiili r. III V duty In keep hri sate end *e- I linin') do il.” list 42 ycai Red Cross Group Launches Annual Drive For Funds Rfttarians Select Civic Building Aa Number 1 Project T h r iirnniution noil enlist nicHnn of o c iv ic chili building in which all Ili*» civic clnhs in Hanford ran '.h o ld I In'll mi'i'tlngn was vultil • till' No, I project of the Holnry Chili for the ruining yanr at the tegular luncheon lit the Yacht dnh yesterday, B raxto n , Perkin*, J r . chalrinnn of I lie cunvannlng coiii ntittec, uniiininci'ii today. T h is project received MR first choice voter noil five second choir voles omiiiig the Kularinns. It Is already being Investigated tiy ,t Rotary commit lee Itciulrd hy (I W. Spencer who reported yesterday f i l i a l satisfactory progress lx he­ w in g made and I hat the com ml I tee hopes In secure Ihe support of fhe other civic nrgnuiialiunii. ■ Vnled Prnjeci No. 1! |,y the Ro­ ta ry Club wen.' the lake front kin liravenieiiln proposed hy Randall • Chase who suggested that the hand shell he moved In n more nnltnlde location in Port Mellon I'ark and that I lie iminli'iiotl sewers empty. log along Ihe bulkhead he untended ^out to the channel in tin* lake. T ills ^ p ro ject received III voles for sec­ ond place. Project No. !i was the extension of the sewerage nyslcnt proposed by Ham M artina who recommend' «il that : ewers fhnuld lie provided fo r Georgetown anil (lohlsborn an Well us cerinln other areas in the c ity where they do nut e xist. This projecl received It votes for ’ third place. Mrantiflcation of Ihe lake front was voted Project No. 4, ami In­ dustrial development project No. 1. ■There were several other pro­ ject* which received a scattering o f votes for jifxttj, seventh and •Ightb, ax well aa it few votca for fits ! or second place. TRUMAN ON RADIO W A S H IN G T O N , Feb. 28 — — President Truman will addreis the nation tonight In be­ half of the annual fund-raising . drlva of tha American Red Cross. Tha President will apeak from tha White House for about m e minutes starting at 10:M P. M. Tha progrm alto will Include a in by General George 0. Mar1, national chairman pf the Croaa, P IT C H K R C O N V tR T R D C O L U M B IA , 8 . C L Feb . S t — . g f c lf a s n i s a s ? Graham raparta, Hl«ba t w p; •Toilny, he stnoil tall uud hlrulglil hefoic the court and reading fro ......... prepared slste ilirn l aaid: "I feel, und f feel it strnnglk, llm i drspile nil of ihe nuuierom ihnrtciuidng* of ulhera which I ih vi - Irt-cn revealed in tin . coin l iiio iii . I could have,’ nnd alionl.l have, kepi the iship'lli deep w ater.” The deciiiun In place tile nhip on the course that took her uground, llrown said, “ w*» made hy me, without the nonitlve cullciirreni'e of anyone in the shi|i. Aa Ihe court well knows that de­ cision was made on Ihe tiasis of my firm conviction . . . uncunteeled . . .' that the spar Imoys Uiurkcii the exit of the acoustic range " The range Rruwn referred lo was ihe serrel electronic range outside the main channel which tiie Missouri wan frying to run when she stranded. The spar In my s he mentioned ware nut purl o f the huuy system m arking the range Imt were planted lit IK feel nf water to mark n channel for sm all vessels. Blown said "as concerns my Mihordiuales, whose conduct of duty has been ipieMioned here, I trust that the court w ill view their performance In the light id day-to-day practice, and not In any sense connected w ith the (Caaiiawetf Oa gaga M ai P ltO d a A M A T IO N WHRKRAH, the month of March uf every year lx tradition­ ally chnxrn hy tha Amarlrun Nnllonnl Red Crime nu the mouth In which their Fund Drive ii held: and WHKRKAH, tha American National Red Croaa rend era its varied aervlcaa without, regard to the race, creed nr country nf urigln nf any person! nnd WHKKUAR, Inf idfilllng IH many obligation*,'thla organi­ sation has become-a force nf incalculnlde value, not only with regard to the material' fc.xkii.tanco which It rrndarx, but alxn in wiling democracy tn Amerlt canai and ’ WlIKHKAR, the . con tin ued mdatenee of tha Amariean Na­ tional Rod Croag Ii solely de­ pendant upon tha flDanrla) aup port Which we, an free dllxena of a free land, glvp It; NOW. THRR&FORR, I AN. DREW CAKRAWAY, Mayor of the City of Hanford, do hereby proclaim the month of Marrh aa AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS MONTH nnd urja the dtliena of thla City to coopeato In carrying out llw puraoeea of thla month. Given under my hand and oral thla *frd dag of Feb- KT/J#iw ir cu’0' LONDON. F rh , 28. - (/P I - I W M m etr, Attler who won a diaky v iilo iy in tliilain 's ualional r lr , ti.m> ha- in am p ed Ins I d i.n ilr • ahiurl. H r IS rxp e clrii to announce It- Iil'ki'iip Within the u r\t 2-i 1mill Allh-r had III lion I ’s au d iriicr with hilie l.r .u g r \ I l . i i m(.|il a llr i sprndmg Ihr day ioinunw ins new lalnm-i ,m,| lo u irin n e with Ira d riof hi* Sociahti-mindrd l aim i Party. Jusl w li.ll i liauges A lllr t would make ni In- i.ilu n rl w r ir * k r p l lecri't Mill chief po-t to l>e fille d * sva* (Imt " I colonial secretary. V' gr a ni f..i putluig mm. \vhi(*h viii'iivtf Rt*i«aunr of I ih»* «f*'f«*aI *»i Arthur (‘,n*4,.,h .I oiiV p m ill..ii\ .n i.. ihe loitiil ..f the in his run* f«>i In pur* •Ini' I. . I I., the lu ln f tln-re nnglil he n l.iml .•! now n llc ii |i..|m ;il linnu'nl. fn ut In-T't.rll fill' lllll H# l.iirtll'N F o l i h .’iil o ln i*n « ’r.i •spiM’ iila h 'd I.I ifmt AMhf* al •• ivmihl Via* mil 11 iln UlHiri I'li.B'.' 1 I'tHini .VIvhiiinlci nf H ill*borough 1'. i | i » me l».)* f.l Kill ll iv ri- uliii.i-l iiiii v**t * :itl\ u* Mini.si**i «»f I h*ft*it*,r 1fir t'ldiiiyiH ik eh hi fw ti-- ulne.l i linf tl.» Is' • 1Mil* Ilf ■'Mfl.'f IK I d l* i u *hi til Ic f .ll.ld |,a .ihfiiMUu t il hrlurt* tin* tuaw|y l*3l i' I in in *411 f u ifi'l * hi mini in tv. N iM l »* Ik Jl, I'l mr nt*1 m|. ih •VV Without ii iii"n I loii i ii I,' hi \ d'l**'’' V|iMl<ln> lilt* Khif I- It* Mit111fit* Fiitut Mini i H « ' r h i * M ih» » .(v r »iirm u r |ut'*HHin in tha Ihpn lv fhi i lu ii* < I. I |if«vh f Iihii (hi* thioius Af■*i i •1•..I fold ii l With ili»i • ulariiT laiitnii'iNiN whit* iisi^l hi rid tin i*I iv I ion imiv *‘*m iii * ili I (h*tivii to m tunj«*ril>’ nf only* '" "in i lUtloh I Iiiili Irfdm '»*,v#,n iu Ih r I (mi's i* nf Com* X « m11> all fonva*'!** sun I iiRHiN, llwn* n much Hpeculition ln*W I'h't'fiiifi Would I’MUH* h\ lljfl** f hut I hi* program of itu lm n a lizii mi uni I iii i than Fall Ikun of im h i* I f > am i o lh ot Sot?lal* Iht* . in h)t|*|i4>n if Hu- | ahoi il«*^ ir l moir nr*' u ill h** ro ii'iih 'ia h lv I^il l" i'»l a **nff itiftil iminliiH OH'difo d I«• a\ old ait iiiiiiifttiul** *d ■“ I* iu <'oimiioii on any «d I ium down. a iimiiliTi *•f m aid i- nr* whirh Most p o h lli iil (.(»- hi t r i ** Ppc*4*t|- m* I-,mid lo rm ur up \nd Will Fih sl r h*ii I h»* l.uhoi govt'i iiiucnt •toil i h n ith lll firin '! hnii'd o|i will iirwmpi in 'tu>, tn |iow«*r *( p" Mil'll, ti'lill'lln d with I In* f**W I**il * I until Hu* lil'lll I •*t |i pCf* M -*I min hk I hr I.linn a h , pos* ild\ •’•♦nhsl in A|u il i oi.f Ido b any >d (h *'T i* m -, d K* l»ol U I hut A ll h i* hml -hidvimI 4l Iiulluiitil Gil l*m r Mill Escaped Leopard H earing S lated Returns To Zoo, For Mar. 16 On (ieiinal slaff ihvi-i.in- nr. I.i yecuinmeiiil orders lo hr Issued Is Re-Captured Re-Zoning A rea hy ihe chief of staff Im w a le nl a lecenl irin a iL hr made in ■.Id ul In r i lidd a N atal limit nl miiiic yi'Urs the dlvisiun chiefs liuvc newtinen. a llr i Hist wan convicted, impmy had nnllm. ltV lo Issue order* di f h a l hr I ihr* sc, ir l.u y ) would mil I Ins dramatic teveiml nl llmwn'i m l . Army (ifficioli lul.) a n-.ii.rlci turn Ills li.n l. oil Hiss, a lung lime (iirvions drlrnse ladies canir ai I ('<•*! Ida»4 Oa r * a * a id friend. ihr rimri nprnrd ill IHlh day ol Achetnn said he frit "rnnipai sruiont drsignrd to fix responsihin on" low .m l H itt hecantr the lal- hty fm die grounding which oc­ le r'i l i lt could only hr nnr of curred in Chcrpeake Bay. Jah. 17. "deep tiag rd y" whether hit con­ When Brown look (he stand in hit own defense Feb. 18 and'Feb. viction it upheld or reverted. The Secretary of Stole said he 20 he testified his "team of'offi­ was m il In any wny adem ptuiK In cers” fell down when Ire "needed #T h » S r nil rinla Ouui.ty Chn|>t*r Jnflllo'icc ol' cits' lUI" ill>nl*t upon >», ho­ rt mosl” Jan 17, and he fell,"ut­ of the American Red Crpaa || ir< > llss«4 (la N d at> I eompiaiwd -final prami fm i e terly alone at sistslanre nual drive, ll wan announced t»- (riiiitiuy team of officer* wat con­ tented.' Awtociated I 'w w Leased W ire A rm y Plans Prime Minister AUlerRevamps S fe e l Plants Cabinet In Effort To Keep Power To Centralize Slash O utput i General Staff In Coal Crisis N aval C ap tain i-xpn In) tntiiy A dm its F au lt In GroundingOf'MO’ prisnnnrl, At brum s siairm enl lam e in ih r i me SA N FO RD , FLOH11>a 7 iT K S U A Y FK1I. 287 1950" 1* I ’l l I ' l l 1st .11 Tl , f , I h< S'dt .■ il -liik . h iiilln rir.J III * 4« il* 'I i il l^r iM ltolill i tun Mil IV Re |,it WillI s-r*I f<| | Hi- | II III, ► 'If |v|i tl( I" 'l| i|| l| In i||' |||. I' M.f 1 I *1 . It, ... fh * lin n tv (*p|, Inti * it* - Jk id in i'-. i ■ ic rll |i.i* ■ flu K ill "il, i in iik l l i i i in * lllttr v, |||I|I ► i'll lHI111,*"I iii>l | f\ | INN> , f K- . Mltfio I I Krhflht (an'*'* *i 'Ii, 'W in* i»HH* *d * 11riii nr kI* lin n ■ l**!r i •llllir •I 1i ir *no I u mi 1>no w lilt ■ lift i I ••III l H l.n U .id e . I f l I Mi l I I ! 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J Ml' 1114 1 ' II 1 lli.m-.mld ,,f iidli-r,. like him. cmi 1 J*' • M ncr.flce I hell lives fu. lln n l l )• 11*' • t 1 si 1 c.niidr>. n d imicli •" sas r lc , , t 1••11 1 wc cun at turd l" I" c u •,u *« "".c •i>M 1m| -i d ..lllll' •I d ie i l l y and a*l|.u r n l In I i .111 k Isis g im ip w h ich ca m e l " In T : )•ni *11 if w«»I |l,.. Im my Hint ll cedi'll. I m a c e , .- m il lirt.ig ile v e lu j.rsl Imiui' Mild c u lle d h im .m l II. I*dd 1VA11» 1. ( .ii. i!m min i * uf liiii fftnikh f think ,l,lp , -.,inclinin' dial i- I'l el l> II M> If *i. M. iV In d d iii. p r m e n le il t. pc ^ci'cnillv taken fm ............... f Ii*....................... h .i Klim.. .......................... lvhii. c a lt. .......... i ru* H.i .. t* ii.... I i i i l i . Ill " f d ie 'i!l 1u sn c r IVluiri llu r- l waited ..........id the d,mn:h " » " o"1 V' , luuperly in lligtiland k'u.k. .,1 , ......in " w r e p c seemed i1:.. cultlu.li.lig tl.e g in , ' 1, I I I. , t,„( 11,,. rum m i -.un r.-cnicudi'i ti 'I,,, m en '.e ./ c il hint un.l I....... .. c ndi-miicd t" ill'"'*>' ho celitm I *' ........... * 14'untlHUtil tlH r « | * Ml* l t ii til 15 I h - I .iit u O il Is l * i m i i i t ‘(l St H it IIIII. ISSN* In . help l l l i "n il, i in m il sv ld . a r if le ti n , u I 10, Murat hrukv usvnv r■ - -I. die gun util hegun filin g nl In i -nih.nl" H e I , 'll w ill, th re e I" t.,I l u lle l w ini.id 'i u n .I il I.-, I n - h n i i lu iie la l I'ltere w ill lis- a debate un die nrupiused nladiuu. al die .l"V."*' Mnwar.l I li.r',* wa- tin l u. Ih. luncheon ul die Yacht 1 h.h I.••• hv "lie ht.llel .Sheriff Davix -ai.l i.n m l..tun .............. .. ............... .. » " '« ..............* lull' helnllg.Ilg I" I,uk. i hml heen • e./ed The i.lm rlff .| .I I ukci MieakiiiK for die affirm ative, .luhn an .s ing Ihe cur u ir in.I ill In purcminiinti ||.e lliglll nf 1ln I lilt -1 having heen hi'site.l in u , l( nnj rr die I'nhl.c A ffa ire < "in ■laving, ft tend Urn.lev inidee nf which itep. .1 «j- - k :„:..u,=; B fU r It eec a pen................ The “ shunt tu k ill"o rd e r wan "eul out fur dm Icupard, which wax Icthan tm ilays nut uf die jungh A fte r il efcajmd, expert I rap pern nnd linund* adempted In track down the ItenM iiut alwuy were at leuxt 'J4 hour* lulu- . 1.1him* Ik chairman I here w ill aim he a I'nhllc I1,u (lln held ul dm 1’nurl .................... i Ins Inxue at M:III. u’rldck Thurxdai l ight svitl. Judge DnUgluK Sleu W f f i S r a r f c :b M . ■sJ'USL » RST f f t s a f t SS, t c : .............. City Building Inspector Condemns Baseball Stand As Unsafe For Use C ity Manager C lifford MeKibb.u and City Building Inspecinr lolin N. Gillon icported today that llm tnxin gianddam l al the Municipal B all P ark i* unsafe for public use .nd muti be .oped off b rh .tr the COMMONS FIRR LONDON. Fab. 8* — (A*) — exhibition gam** of tha Minneapolis and J r r ir y C ity ball rlul>* begin Fire broke out In tha baxemeat of ar. 18. . .. *< m the Itouee of Commoae today, l l oa MFollowing an impcction of .hr |»o p*ity thi* marnma. Mr. wax put out in tan mt u toa, N | K ibbin * .a .td that ih# bleacher* would be repaired in lime lor dm n pungent •roell of oatoha will axhlbl.ion gam ei, but added that tha grandxtand had barnxn ncrinmi ly undermined in It* eupporting Five brigade at firemen cum- coltimnx a* a raxult of laalrn In I ,I «MIiiili I KV- I c h lcr ( ' . i n e in e iil, W .I I II' IVopIt* Ol II. S. All vised Nui Tn Step With Meic S.ivni)' N r.. it:iu /\ A It t i r jL e i.l In ihr inam pad ul liir { .lv l^ui.iin gpdrvrlup.nl, .lie; l d i l uni m iiiiou Iasi nighi iln .drd tu i tir.nuie at 8 :(Hl I' M M ii.h Id. I" iiin -id ri ir/u u iiie 'J in I'M I M i l , A l" 1 ■!■ M’ „ , , . . . , 11 i rt t ic j In prim il imitilmc " I \ i..). i ill), luy \l U ""-i I-1' ll , . , . I,'llll> i .n.l a I si i lul ii ► ■ .U ..1.1 I" n ull' u m .lriilrlv iiiu n t Immr .Oil c <( .■ . lllll .'I'll " i l l ' 11"' luv III Ih r Iiia llri w is l.iuuglll I" mr I1 , j., I . ilt,' *>{ . h'l i 11. d ill I ■ ' itlrnlm n nt tin t oihiiim -i I oii l*v 1 m , i I,, i . lie I wed ho I |,i It. \l i " ' II \ Wllltldnil .* 1ll •»I . w|*n tiMWiil Isl'tS h I'm ... . ' l l Ud ' l:l'"h I.H rn lim n flu llo .iu iif /\..llnniiv j j , ... I ill lit*I- i . \ III •■ii nn.i h i %i i . i mi ut ltu\ r t t n l . .uul win* pmiilr*! mmI •«" .lllll I" I.V R'll'.'lf dm • dill ih.ll III I 1a IIL ll ll l PI I »4* r , w l.n l. tin I Ilie lam mini II.dll 1 1 , niinl dies h .l : iiis e '" * itV »' i»«»" »r/«*iuiiK Imm K ( ^ in IF I 'l.*!li>. nwnn w* ir uu ildf .n flu kdling, .Stn*. .fI tin h i\i h> gel IT IA I......... I.n .u.»r I Iw l.l .m l "yj ,vlt. dim ... .lead, hi I ’ark. an a .r.i n e .iin In Ihr •eu ln ..... N „ f i.i.m a - I .I it.id uu :t::, r,..'",:,:’SSa-vS^l! « i 7 v <m 2 c ft rVciwnwiii P te lld S S t1 newiy fiiciw V u 'lr m t iii'ii'. recently die iloclur" refused t. Ih'cuIuc luviilvvil iii cunlriis i-r-ial pidltic" fur fear id luring imllcnl ufficc.” ■t C h U rg C (t ,,ur freeiloni f"r Ihlinng hh-i hc'ul. | up tile Ivui tn." they -iii.l, '‘ami » will cii mu] i it mu/ .1 hum , Nw'ii ii.al.at pal4i TlUk!Inux! Du ^ihl J"V ll I .su-ill** Jaroba, Chilluotai Mra. to irtu iii liir same wav be leii .lulu. Dmln, S la v la i Mr- Homer un bis own aerm d. Sewell. Altamonte! M r*. , n . T ile IcnpHtd w a t fou n d g r u g g i Dml.l, flnldm rud ; Mra. George II. lirlilg e. Um gwouili Mra. Byron S n ' T t a r ' ^ * l i g " . l ^ d M F u *. I’anla and Mr. J- Tllden J* coba, bake Monroe. I ,, _ i. ... School aulhurltiea had planned in halt the meeting at midnight lust night but reverted their dacl aiun after about 1,000 perxnnx packed the hnlldlng. Since la»t Thuraday morning, Inindredx of xtudenta have filed Inin Ihe auditorium lo offer te«4lrnuniala and prayen. Otherx medltsird and prayed In their dormltin Ixn. No clotxea have bean held during the contlnuoui meeting. C e n t n in e ||s':i I Il'TlIitM* M.f * . «'i «-dU III . h i « Ih u*r *m O K LA H O M A C IT Y . F rh . 2 8 I'ticetl w illi ilit* (*n I ili *i ili** Mi i * 1M1 is in . id til nil.*.V in 11Hurd «iii r*»*»r *»!■! t/ F )—Oklahoma C ity ’s escaped leo­ F i’d ri.il I lousing AlltllunlV will nut pard was captured alive at lit pit gi.ini loan- lo. I.uddu.g nt lmii.es . . . ■, . , , . ■ ik oullying arras w lu lr a.ea» ml | O J J * Iv illlK lllg iV lU n today— fellrd by a inirkey, puunplrd the lug.lisr lug.liw~ r rn«vl..' Mlhlark. Oelodoj Oviedo: Mrn! Mrs. Charlea Niblack, Mrs tell behind pminplrd W H .M O H K, K y ., Feb. 8B, — (A*» — Axbury College atudenta roHomed claaxea today -*• their thmighta on ihe rellgloua revival kept alive in the nearby chapel hy die growing enthualaam of towna people and outaldara, rI IS.. J Ci e ii ( t i l i u"‘ w,,,kt,rs u,k* C. Ferris Bryant Addresses Clubs On 4 Freedoms W o i U ct s A s ^‘,( i|( i 'i i . i | I\ 1 i 11x* CitV Bl'tS’l tllCS S i U11 Of l'T .inkliu T e n art* lv. Relief As Keener n e t ii I* Lonsm rrrn Ropes DriiKkfed Cat For Zoninu As R -1 ""AT, , Si i il.iiij' ,mim-i Knorkm it dinp. placn l in rhunk* o f I w ijr | irai snl; d>i»J |Le Irfhdniis junglr tat jong mniigh bn Inn. in l>e i a|it..ir<l » . i i i _ i (iay hy f'l.n triu ai. Voile iV lllla m i, / ii" k rrjtri |idiam T ia J lr t stli. J r . Tl.e drive upen* Mar. I and h . i i i , u die d iu y y .il M'lieiluled to contlmie Ih rc .g l.m .i il>ed a.. iitnHr, aiiii.u i i . i , i . llie taunth. .ininiill s lin k ami held llilll wluli Jlrlv Irive lieudiiuartrr" w ill tie .<•-1|lr. h ll, ta y n l rated lllu rp e i'l.r iiilu r c ■il In in llie ilie nhl iitd Thorne .. ' llu riw r filially iljo v r ll.r Itr 4«i IK and Mr". .Inyce Nlcete Nawyci t flair L In I I m ..In I'.lllk /on, flip 4il.lv ii, secretary. liuilir lir I. !• I kimwii simp lirim The (ianfen Clnh w ill "olicil lie In ouk I.I I ip ip a w r r l .1411 lin n . ih< HM 'I'-lilial area of Hanford, and Mr«. r iia r le i (ilu n w ill .serve as jllh 4|ph I.I ImlkiA. chairii.au of Ih i* illvM on, Ii. L. I I p li.nl hppii ( ip p «ill( r t I* M I'erkiit", J r . i* chairm an of Ihe S alu u liiy w I ip ii lir Ira p fil t(*i|n i hutine"" divition and Joe Me** will act nt chairman of Ihe indue- b a r lr it p .l, IH Ir e ld e r p , and M.M.IP I rial dlvlaiitn. rrrd away w lulr onlookriv -li.ml Muyur Andrew C m a w a y has fiu /rn w ill. Irrrn r. proclaimed I lie monlh nf March aa I liiu.sai.di id lum trti had s|..lk American Red Croaa monlh, and i.im iirruw morning, Station W T flR rd ihr u l n in e Ins r ir a p r An will carry u "k ick -o ff" broadcast planes, lielii iipled ansi spec.all. fur the local drive at I0l40 A. M. Mr Willlamn alio anneumed trained dogs w rrr rmplnyeii n. lln dial Ihe following persona are act- re.m i. mg an chairmen fu r tha other d i ­ But an empty itomach amt pri kes, und and to towns uf Hemtnnle I'o m nly ^ ^is nf H.nnno,e .ammy. j yriimnK )ot ,|.e male hr Collt'K** R evival En ters Sixth Day . Chiang Moves^Back As Head Of Failing China Government I I .11 H d .ll I l .i l l - M lll- JV /l... . ‘ I ' l . . . . I V ,' , n I lu ll .%•». 1:17 F ihe Commlxxlon felt could im fin ­ anced by tha C ity within the near fuli.ru and would unable rnnMrucd<ni nf at least part of the atnill.u.. In proceed thla year w ith future g.ld.liuna tu lie mudu later h» de­ mand increaxea and money hecomea available. T.’ _ lhi^ ::*.!i/., a i i l " grand-tar..! thla morning nhowad that nn» Imam had been completely rotted out and a aupportlng column which had boon replaced last year wax found to h»we boon located op a •tub column which rhad alnct ilia- monod by polka to tha hlatork the roof that It could nn longer Im building aoon had the flw under uud. TRa full axtant of Ihe dam­ cunl.ul. age I'lndd not bo da Ml Utilis'd, hi atatad, until repair crown are able TEN POUND TROUT to penetrate beneath tha surface. F T .A R I.h U U h A C li, r . b Sf>. — ’ "A* tne City Commbsfcn mrclliig f/P) Mra. Bertram Lee of Rt tail night, Commlaaloner John Auguxtloe, today claimed a world Krider and Mr. MeKIbbln were record for women far a IB pennd luatructed by tho Commlxxlon to aea trout caught | jj Ijmf contact Elton Moughton, archl* toot, to u a U tha -main otrtion at tho propoaod now stadium x» mplatod undtr tha muter Intrgratod leaving • large nectlori could ha ooMtruatad within of the roof without aupport, Mr. ItatloM at a fTMQQ or M0.- MeKIbbln stated. Other columns w an , aloe fonadto ba la an uuiofe Mr. j*eRjaat«| mUd, . ..,, ....... .. p)cn cd wm hip Uud a* I Ml ......... .. HtvnAd -aid «■ **«ar **‘ * Atlinir.il Dtitlt-UI I amivph Navy Toiia.v Il l MU* hi l1 W*I * |f.«I I i-flcM it|UK' r* litisI IIIIM O N , t eh '.'H |, ut.ite wa- filed |,a((l,t |i|u ) ..| "A aid Lang SU 'i Admiral Luu." K- Denlmld. Inline, dbM "I 'N nv',, dl.Hiatu.n I,.f. ,|„ lln lull Naval Ba-I* today for the lu*.t time »« a N iv v " ffi ’lllll H I I*. B. i H> I i It. > H lM I Iw Mil f i’l I ' t ’kli' Mltil, llk-l, ( •■til * .|l|i 41k*Ilf- tiff nr* dii.i. i .1 * iii* i h'I mi* .kh* tiff’ * 1 *t x .I k■ •I•«j 11 *i it v In id*' ’ ift ft. lit* tklifi^ udiilUll , *m m . \ • - h .|* l 1 Ihi lllflr n.nil I 11 Ilf. ^ M I. I' • • .11/ • ' • t »Ki* n * ' i v i,1I.1 1•.i ill .i •L Lll In Kir * i It 1 .» D. ’ il|> r i i Mill • 1 *»tti m| 'I.i1»\ •MiiiK'hini'* . I n! 1 »M .1 lx K 41 I.lk'lkl lliu lii*l' k’. •»■’> . t mi t.11 11MMl 1 In -I*.i 1 •-'" i Mi HI * Dr tin \ Ml 1*'ll* ‘ * 11 ,.. . 11 , re mi »l nf A iltuual Hen : nt.di i •I'l" ill IK1 sit ► »ll *' t In >It ig.i- •n't','4' 1I.M 1 1 I. l limi lelil I"'I urn e will hrlnq t" I'lt " " I fiu l 'riirt-o K Hit'll, if I lu ll I im /1> l.« vv Ii' | I mmI |K'Ii. IkMi ii Navy career >f nearly 'H year. Kit Mil'fir 1 ■ ml | he 'i8-yeai idil native "1 Wen filllt i\ Ul IhIli/ .11 Imrn. Miihk., wm, I'nnimis-inm'd an Ilf*- 4.1 I.I M111.'1 1......... l ni l ft, H"»n i.fti 1III 1Ilf1'lIK' ll. M u N l’K ’ K I.I.n , M u, t'ei. •.!«- eMKign a ft ci In- gi iiduaii' n d " i" i'l Mill III' 1V I'T' I lire.i c l.ilil.e n were lepurtcd dm II. S. Nnvni \ eadeni v m IHI!! VV!|H .!•l.l’il l*\ lidih t VI•'ll.till nf \\ Mi A Marine guard detail uml th killed iinl.iy and i. i |ca-l mr...... lit......... Nioni nt ntt^ntion ,, ut* i .It-u-iih iiiu ' i<m in lured in the i-nllinin.i uf a N uv,y Iwiiid ih.* "I.unlur “ D rflm ii-ls. i»-fl. D cofit-til firlil rirul and Ifftfr Iteur A'* A't nlrnl iilrnl Hew elin.il hua anil a freight Irultl, There wen* 'l“ yiiuiigMleiH u- left Tlii'lniud. I'lr-t Naval UlMrlel ,s i.lmvcr 11 I rut -In. .in v i- tin* m il i.< livuT hnaul tile I iiik Till* driver, Wei - cimmumlont, led fur the rai.hiug V \ cry mut'li ->• ilun I'a re n l, 3U, of Mnntieellu, wa* adniirnl'H farewell to xervice. -iiukeu Up. lilt A -l-i I IIIF 's PLAGUE FOR CALDWELL The Mcclilunt happened -l.n rtly Firem en were kepi bit-v yeslerTALLAHASSEE. Fob. 88 befnre 8 A . M., at Sharps Siding Iny lift* rnnnn :m.| .-Seuiu,’ . -'Xt l i ­ m Ilun Arunatnuk Cuut.t-v town (/J1 _ At the auggextlon of Gov­ ■ in ihe llig lil.iiid half a ihiren mile" frnni the New ernor Warren, former Govornot my- grass in ..... . . ..ur.,.-' iiiinKi.r IlniUKWick border llaiiKnr „A ,\ Caldwell lx going to tm recognu,-d Cnrk innl h iiin klin I-rra ca secAruuxlnuk rnilrnu.l n ffl. ial- said i “ n a plaque to im initnlled al tiiilin During die f ti - lighting kovdm hi.* hit (dm ids* ,.f a nuss ‘ he Forest H ill Female correcthm- enil hirge c illl.'s n u i • were lig h t­ ed by tiie lireiiien, lint they were iduw dial wa" cuupluit ,.n ahead - I Institution near Ocala. •f llu- I Ug'nc. A propoxed form for tiie hronze lllliihlc to eel .'io.ve en ui'h In k ill tablat wax auhmitted to tin* call lln-m, -ai.l l ire (Ju s t M, N» inet today hy the Improvement Clevelund, W A R R E N R A D IO S P E E C H The fire in I f it*hIji rrsl I* irk oc­ As is usual, il T A L L A H A S S E E , Fob, 'JH _ f/p) commiiixion. curred during the i irly nfteiiiuon; — Governor W arren w ill dlxcuxa listed tho names of the Governor that in Ir .in k I, ii lerru.-e ttuaU law onforcainent In a Klulcwiilo and cahinxt members. “ It was started by Caldw ell, llu Twenty-fourth Mtre.-t ul xbuUt hruadcnxt tu be heard tonight ought to have noma recognition U::i(l P. M from III to MiHtl P. M. Stations nchoduliui to c a rry die In it,” said W arren. THK W K A T W F R •rwMfcMl nro W T N T , T a lixlia x ie e ; A TO M IC w a t c h m a n W PDQ, Ja ckso nville; W SU N , St. D E T R O IT , Fell. 2B. (/F. JA C K E G N ". i L i.r ., r - i. —,/Tv P i 11*r xbut it; W M K J, D a y t o n a The police investigation nf Gor­ 8tatiun ii. L. Head, and W IIO O , Orlando. Ml don F . Rowe, 37, a visitor from Atlantn 36 |"c|r"on Heights, L . L . wes nlmut ltd" Inn p p 8 npft jjpv *v h ft Id la X uffalu U TA LLA H A H SR E. Feh. !! 8 - ready for the pigeon hole today. :ir> It turned out that Rowe, 1 * CliicnKu 27 ( Special)-—Senator Claude Pepper 43 33 iinnouncrd today through hla slate Ltead of baing an atomic scientist, Des Moinrti en 73 hendquartara that he w ill make was only a form er watchman at Ghlvestun <10 66 the firs t m ajor address of hits re- the Oak Rldga, Tenn., atomic pro- Now Orleans Now Yo rk 21 18 election campaign at B a y Front J*ct, ........ . itl Rowe had been under treatment Scnttlo 31 P ark, M iami, Thuraday, Mar. ii, ............ 68 48 nt 8:»0 P. M. The talk w ill ba the fo r amnesia at receiving hospital. Jacksonvlllo O' .............73 find uf the campaign in which Papers on his parson idsntlflod Miami ...................... 72 4ft the Senator has usaa a itataw lda him ai an atomic w orker and po- Orlando 73 Tam pa ............ •*#*■-♦■ih llca hastily made inquiry. radio hookup, 48 As Bus Strilu-s Train • ■ rv y . ,»( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 27, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9507db1b8a14ba33cd3c02d5ad5cdfb3.pdf 6db40aa8243035cca4aab0a5f56353a7 PDF Text Text ~r*~ ' .Li' id l; .- .J —f BWfHW: . »> “ ■■• " i " * i •i* L . ! 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Ta M m * Pm p trttr tot HsnfortL AN VO LU M E xxxxr H A N FO R D , F L O R ID A , Ea U b llu h w l 1908 Easterh Rail Freight Rate Cut Proposed IN D E W SN D EN T UMW Move To Quash Court Charges Chorus Director Union Is. Ordered To Stand T r i a l For Contempt In Soft Coal Mine S t r i k e S h i p p i n g Cuts For Iron And Steel Are Proposed In Move Against__ Trucking l 4»* NEW Y O R iT T e b . 24—V P )— Eastern raillosds today proposed a substantial rut in freight rate* on iron and Reel to mart trurk competition. The proposed lower height rate* were amiounretl by John J, Fil/Patrick, rhairmnn id llir traffic TTrcIiTeim ^iarte^N icerdlrei executive* aitmiation of eastern lor of tin* Jacksonville Male Chorus which will appear under the mis. railroad*. imvw of the .Seminole County The esrcutivr* atiorialion railed Junior Chnmlier of Commerce to­ a meeting (or Mar. 9 in Pillshuigh night nt 8 I' M. at the High ftrhool where view* of interfiled parties Auditorium. He in a nationally known opera, symphony and choral will be obtained before the new conductor. tariffs are drawn up for submis­ sion to the Interstate Commerce Commission' Sperifir items and eiart rater will be determined at the meeting. They would become effective only after ICC approval. The effort of the rate cute, If approved would be to uffeet ut least III part (In* recent Increases In steel price* generally posted throughout the Industry following settlement of strikes over pensions and other benefits. The area affected is east of the Knhni |„ ( niurll, 61, piriidrnt Mississippi and north of tin- Ohio of tlir Plnriila f'irt lulling Company and Potomac Rivers. Buyers of alert have been shift­ •ince l* ill. died rally thi* morning ing to trucks from railroads for some time as a result of sendlly ■*f a heart attack at hit home, 20IB Increasing railroad freight rule* Mrl(nnville Avenue. and as a result of abandonment Funeral tcrvice* will he held to­ of the so-called basing point price morrow morning si 10:30 o'clock ‘ system. Under the bai baaing at the Holy Cron Episcopal Church method, the ateel eoitipanli 3th] _ the freight freight rates. with Father H. L. Zimmerman ofBorlwd perl of Whan It was banned, the entire brisling. Interment, following cre­ freight bill was paid by each huy- mation. wij| he at Winter Park at a *rin anme cases the percentage later date- The family has tequetlof steel moving on trucks haa that flowers be ommited. „A8t|M n>4itN#wJf«r _________________ _________ M Cunlell was the won . bean tru* especially In the ea*t neotge B. and TCtegnor ... ______ where a concentration pf In * IfU I'h e married Margtmri steel mills and consumer# mads Doth* .,Thay moved to. Florida in truck delivery eaaler than rail i M l .Sanford Ju. JH3i. Mr. Cornell was n member of i !hjErceul reducllona In freight- Holy Cross Episcopal Church; * rates have been made In the east which he korvial as vexlryman and on milk lo the New York ar*» senior- -warden. and potatoes In New England •« He wan a meniU-r. of the Ameri­ can Society of Mechanical En­ . meet competition. gineer,, American Society iif llefrigerutink En g in e e r.N atio n a l Society of Prnfemdunul KnginecrH, ami was listed In “Who’* Who in Engineering.’’ Surviving nre the widow, Mar­ guerite t>. Cornell! one son, Ro­ bert I.. Cornell, Jr. of Sanford; MIAMI, Feb. 24 - UP) — A two daughters, Mrs. J. W. Allman, ns-yaar-old Jeweler drowned He of Sanford and Mra. L. B. I.ntioy five-year-old spastic daughter In of Orlando; three grandsons; one a tub of water early today and brother. F. Shepherd Cornell of then commitUtl nutcliti with ex- Kankakee. Ohio, and one slater, l.ndv I .exile Dovrrdnlo, New vork termination poison. Homicide Detective John B. Can­ Clt) 91, Mr. Cornell had served as presi­ non said It •‘appeared to be a kind of mercy killing by a man dent of the Florida Precooling t o. long depressed by hla daughters since It wan organlied here In tpril. It* plants are located at •itlniift ** Ratals Siding, Zellwnwl, Oviedo /Cannon Identified tha man a* Edwin Clark, 32, owner of a Jv- and Belle tlladei_________ welery atora at 828 North Miami 1Aveatie, He said tha little g irls name was Dorothy. The bodies were discovered by *, Louis# Underwood, 28-yrar-oid " - “-ar-old " • __ the store SP R IN G FIELD . 111., Feb. 24 alstant when ahe apanM iLl_ l fainted and (jp) _i_ Thomas A. Lswls.'tW, bro­ this _____ morning, ULa Sha. fa ther of John L. Lewi*, head cf than pbennf police. "OMtnon’ aald^Dorothy's body was tho United Mine Workers, was found In a larga waahtub In a found shot to death today In his storeroom at tha back of tha ahop. home here. Deputy Coroner Catherine II u Clark was lying foca down on tha floor In a workshop between therford said he had shot him ♦hf ftnrr pmp#r And the hack self because of III health. Mrs. Rutherford said Lewis' Constahle O, D. (Josh) Hender- wife. Leennre discovered her hus­ ’ eon said Miss Undirwood told him band’s body In the bathtub on Clark had bean mentally do- the second floor of the home. A revolver was lying near tha body* . the deputy coroner said that Lewis, a retired immigration nor▼lee employe had been In III quoted Mlpa Umkrwood as health for some time and suffer­ ed a severe heart attack yester­ n sold Dorothy had day, from apaatla paralysis D A IL Y i ’H E W EA TH ER Clearing ami colder thla as (•moon and tonight. ScattsrM light trust ti-nijrht. N EW SPAPER No. 1S5 Artsoclated P ru ts U M j d W ire F R I D A Y F E B . 24, iM u H old T o L ead B y Slim \ O v er B ritish C o n ser v a tiv es Plan To Block Churchill And Anthony Eden Are Naval Attache Communists h Re-Elected Tp House Of Commons To Hungary Is Far East, Bared LONDON, Feb, 24. (/P) •— Amlionv I den, loimri foirigu ,rc- Killed By Train With 95 Percent Of Vutc C’ o 11 n ted La­ bor I las Majority UI O n l y Liuhteen WASHINGTON Feh. 24—</!•) I.O N IH IN , F e ll. 21 (,P l— T h e . — President "minman today set Labor P a rt) lin re l) won the p ir * up aa emergency fart-finding relaiy and heir apparent In the Cnn«ri,.in,r t’.my le.idenlnp. **.»* ir lls in r n la r ) election a nil f a r e d ’ board, automatically heading off elei led to the Home of Common* tislay. II,- |,P.n |.,,|u„ur . the piiw pect ta a iu h l of going a nation** lie railroad strike sche­ Eden, a* deputy leader of thr ( on-n value opp.ivition i- dated Into the iiv « H ouse at Com m ons duled or Mnnda). The action w ith .1 tin -e lrIm is n ix io r ily . W ith to takr over in the event Winvlou l In,>, lull irinr| ,|l*-n * m.iigm ha, the effect of delaying the i l l Iml 27 scats .u'couoted f o r ,' of victory wa, H.HI4 vote*. proposed strike for tilt da)*. Mr. tonight, I ' n im- M u u ste i A ttle e ’s Truman aignrd an executive or­ Fapl. Michael A,tor, one of thier l. n , Iii.lid.ilr of \ rimmi.t p . i il i h rld J i l l sent*. U I list on der creating the laiard In in­ horn L a d y A s iu r , tu rn cil In I'll ttil'K. Feh. 21. — i-n t h u r e h lli s ( o u s e lv s tiv e s and WASIIINGTON, Feh. 24-<4») vestigate a dispute helwrrn the 2U .212 m a jo rity lo w in u scat. Two Vmerlran S| or mail mi«-bin­ Itlvli ,1II1vs 2* 1, im l 1 tn- L ib e r a l oi il,,. i oner v n llv e lo y w iy * {'hi carriers snd the brotherhood* Atnenr.vn official plan, for blockaries held hv Czech police since I ' jit v s i i v i i I Im* tlie C o n s e rv e of rallwN) eamlurtnrs snd rail'•v lorn muni, tn in the Far E*i*t Air Humid Mai-Millan, ii Coiiscrv Wtill,III, I'' m ile M n o -1e r i ,>Hci| u| Ian. 28 on charges of entering a i i v i v , i n n it the* won the re* way trainmen. The names nr the iiuloldrd today. ullve, doubled Id* t'ttfi major it i II l.’lul . li. 2 l|i * o i,1* a ,'.illi* | Sey "prohibited area ' were released iii.iln iu g s e ll* , could ool muster Mo- l.atio r C o il,II,late emergency board members will in Hrondey, polling 21,042 voles Ill, oi It'll I imIi , and einelleil^ frum the 1 |.(ii r 1 1i *v m v i the I iim rjje y . 1 A vfirri.tl million headec( by R to IS.Cot II I,.,,,he aiiimaored lain , 12.146 foi Ml* L o - Elliott, hi “ k riiilnliv. thr \inrinan riiTIla*" An iliv o lu t r 111 .t| i i r it v in Ihe 626 ,* /*t’lcn 4silt tin a Monterey, Calif . l.atior ontiunent. •< l . ..... . -.,ia;t in,t » Hi,mb s, said the iho iiii-*loiiarle*. s e ll Itaiise Is I t I II le m a in e d WASHINGrON.Veb 24- 4/P)- publisher with wide experience in Kail Wlliterton, -o called fathei C o lo n ,ill,, t. .*,:* Slaiile, F \hhiill of I rhl I'tah. lo lie .e ra iih r lh e i till.it fig u re a It,• 11111,1,1- ot ll.ii i mi-ton, and t \ldon Johnson, of Idaho Judgr Richmond R. Krrch irluied Avia— will leave rally next week on of the lloin,- of t’ommons, woo could s u e th r I Dun lie s a 30 l»lofloo ,i, I. i w ot I litlit, I.Eiilv another term with a Conservative Fall*. I>l din. were released from today lo dtop contempt chstgci a hurried tup to inrvey the cold s r i l m ilk in g in j i gin over the Kllllileeii h.iioedv till llllCI ,>0. WII majonl) of l. .,6 at Horsham in inil ui lllninour. I enlr.il .Mora­ i mu la iii'd u p im sitim i I. thorite agaui*l thr tltiking coal miner, war need, oi Malaya. Thailand, In We*l Sll**i-x. lie haa heen a def,on,,| h, it,,. ,oi'omi„'oi I .a bio via. I'hri were placed on a train Irn d e is Im l '“ild e .n lle i th is 30 union and ordered a Inal on Mon­ dotieiia. ilurma and Vietnam. i .Hull,lute i,l I ’lii" lei field l uitl iiieutlier o( I'arliatuenl 4<1 years. hi Ihe rompan) nl two plnln-e at 111.11 cm -..iv necessary (or I '»|d. I Hi ver Lyttleimi, twice flarlimi:(,oi oa llie dnugblei ol i-tol lie*lorn, to ought to I’tugur. day. III ettr, I n c p a t liu llir n l I he latl-mrntionrd u a new slate presidenl of the Hoard of Trade, lo*i-|ili I' I, i one,|, ,.| II.. loti, fill I ahr ii |„ ihe airport .mil whisked Kerch told union attorney, they in IndoChina. which piomitei to amt a Conservative, won in Aider loci I S aillhllssndiit to tire.-l- off to /otich. Su itjerlnml, h> 1.1 IN Dt IN . I'e li 2 1 i/P> —• could have a pay Inal if they de­ heionir a cold war battleground shot, a ili*|rl.-l he tins represented ll l II III, planr. I hi* unit I mu I 1111111111ti l*sf m M l* l.a lm i m ili'iiem ient* t r y in g to nied. now that Moicnw and Commum-i -In.,- It* 10. tier* nl ihe llf lt i* h House of Almost all of Labor's lop gov­ bud. i he o ig a u lr.n l p a lly linil Welly k, Hopkiut, chief UMW V IENNA. Amin... I el. 24 -f/l’) lo iin iiiiiis last their s e a ls in Cliin* are openly hacking Ho Chun- ernment officials won. There were m iig li , : . o i i k K i'iim /illin e o * . nltorney, caid lie would contidrt p jr I1.11111i1i.il v elec* A m.m identified by police a* R ritu in 's ihe p a il) ln*t year, •till again*! thr French-iuppoited four executions Sir Frnitk So* kii-l,.-,l oiil lion* tin- genernl se c re ta ry of ■ •vri llir weekend whrlhri to a*k the U. S. Naval attache to Kin liar I'ol lo in l i one .e v e iilb of ih e vote regime* which ate tecngniied l>v klce, solicitor general; Arthur the p .iifv m Hi it .1111 .ilso w as .11 I II-I Ijllle -til'.I,t lie lo*l to e*l plunged to Im death m a taillor a jury tllal. llir United Slate, and mot! o| Creech Jones, colonial sei-retary; \ S Moo,|, t tli* le g iiln i |.;ll»ol ile le n lrd 111 the i-e n r r .il s h e lla c k ­ I. .1. Kilvvarils, purliumeiiiary sec Amilanl attomry Grnnal H. load tunnel voutli ot Sal/lnuv vet ing the 1 i i i i i i i i m usts look. T h r We,tern Europe. relury of the Hoard of Trade; e :iii,b il:ile Graliam Moriion aikrd llul the iiv iv .iiv il 1 iiiiiiiin m * t M P .'s a r f I ,-*ln I M o ll,), win, war Kieheil leidsy. Semiofficial voitii e* >anl Dnvld liees-William*. muler*ecre Yriictday', Stair Department an v v li'M ii M illie L . ilL iih e r and trial start tomorrow. Hr noted that ool iln - Labo r p a i l , ful f lir t in g (otiay tlieir it "no Imil of foui taiy for colonies P h ilip I'lr.ilu t . S7ji I Lie'll e r ra n Ia s i lincc the original couil hack to nouncement ,aid the Griffin MuAm ong the ih-fcstcd Cotiserva w oh I ‘om iiinro*t idea*, wa* ile- play " lo 11 three in.111 la ve tn M v* l F if e work order, inurd Feb. I I . “ Iliete eion's puipovr i, to "prepare llir lives was Haudol|ih Churchill, soli i i « n e l , lienl r |i in llo rtuirrn ek (In W.wtiuigloii iiiitievei. ulli IH ro ll.m d 1 lie had '1,101 vole* d l - l i ie l o| K **e\ l>, II J D e la rg y way for the limit rxprditiaus end of the CimserVatlvileader. Ill* has been no increatr in pioductiun In J l i . l i toi M H lla n ilU iin . ■lilt taul they weir not eliinitial tinre i'iiln l 1 alno I'a m llilile fnthci, Winston, won, a* did mo I Ihe I .tlmi . 11 nl nl .11 <• lie Im sl In o( the bilununmtt mine* oi tin, efficient u,r of whatever lechtii nig 1lie potcilnhlv that the offirri lili I ’ti at in I* .is c m in lrd nut cal auiitanre fund, may heedinr n'nonane# • • Pus* HlaSu may have hern tl.iui l oimal com List i i iv-Ii4 in ilie M epn e) d ls .available. mriil w.u liemg c.illilielcl pilulmg lile t n| Lo liihm Infnrmcil officials said U. 8. til*liver wind from abload.) government loans nml military a* 1 UNI K IN . l ei. 24 t r l’ i Prime distance also figure as a possibility II S Army nivedigalor* tenia III Hu* survey, under Admlnlxtra M im vlvi Attlee'* I . j I io i D a ily Ijcld lively identified the man a* (.apt. tlon plans In help restore stanfllty i-n ly .* i ij i im v b'uvl tum glit in t il and security lo the free nationEugene Katpe. who wa* a cloie la d to m lr 141 it .sin Im liv e mote and colonial areas of southea/t tllrud ol Rnhfil A. Vogeler, the WAHIIINtJTON, Feh. 84. - UP) Asia. y e s i* . and la i r d l l ir p o vslb lllU , o l Aitieriv'an buttaesJmail Henlenced to — Majority loader U tc u ID-Ill) The survey vu« announced aftse guiliu into tlir new I ln ii-r of C o m ‘ " t#nrd to hold tht- Mndtc In tierretary of sial ptiton m Hungary luesday on, • tale Achenoh told |on tonight unless act hut Is Uie Senate Fmeli n Rrittiuh* (\iin­ th.ngev nl being an Amrrnan »py | , d M ore than on »*WI to istantlal Fai l.usAmlnan police <uid paper* ■•n I '■*', .. renmvi- goverutueht price support, tern aid program Is i-tmlemplutciL . . 2 i | , i ,i„ Late l tipieiv ttlie v i c t o r t e i thr batteied body, found till the ,, from potatoss and r«vls# cat ton flowi-ver, hr *aid, ii wimM fall , | l t ... , 1.. threw up '.tumbling block* on the fontruh. t iillve oi a railway track. Imre the, » P, , , c>„,. short of lieing u ’’Murshull I'lan MANCHESTER, N. I I . Eel. 24 , ,, . tI, |. ...i l ‘oad lo Socialism I tir Labor I arty, Hhortly after the Hsiuit# <uu-t for Asia." name of l apt karpr Folue 'anil . . . . . . . i . i ,,t •f/D) A hovpil.il irroidv keepei at iinnn, Lucas told collsagues lie . i , , i i . -loch li.scl Irrltl in overnight lead A, Iii-moi said the Slut,- I*,-1*,i I• tevlifird to,|.iv that l)i llrim.iiiii K.upe iliav have been tlJililmy liV , . would demand final action today or liiosilssrii Ol* ease S'.lshu •*! bl veal, ,.l>t it* idv.llllage in e iil is "lo o kin g lio p c fu lly " f > • * a hold them extra hours. N S.imlri v.inl lie knr*, ‘lie li.ul i>-old, tvluiili-tl i» it i' idJilioiial lin n lu iirn ii* A s l* llc p id llti'iil and biokrn j law in the "mr|i v killma" HOP leader Wherry of Nehrs* irfuili^ kirir In iirmnised cooperation. economic iiioVOmeut whl>-li ought death of j cancri pjlirnl and old il tMillltlirtl i»n m if I u iir l The problem of what lo do about to rn to the II. S. fo r support rd "he'll lirokrii l.iw, licloir he'd surplus Irish potatoes, piled up That In ought a critical re-i»iine under government price props, hu f*111,1 Senator If- Alexander Sooth been thlougli vlop »ignv." been debated intermittently for (l(-N.I). Following Acheson' upMiv* Joveplunr Connoi. mrdic.il l «ev*'rnl days. Lucas would lift price suppni.« pcaranrr, .Smith lohl a lepmirr lihiarian at Ihllibom Cgbiiiv Ho* on all potatoes planted after n the State Department should lake ATLANTA, Frb. 24. t/l’i ' certain date holding th# props off "positive a m i dynamic" action m pital, calmly told a ll-nian pity federal court wu* uski-d tm liiy u until rigid government controls soiitlieast Asia Insleail if follow - about a convritallon die vaiil thr i f tv-prut under the C H C u n s lito AI Wilson, who In-nils the \V11 lio n to g ive u I'hu ltiillo o eh i-e ........ could he clamped down. William* lug a policy i\f "ilynamic urnniivM ore than 2hi* F lk * and tlie ir hcatd between a routilv medical siiu-Malrr Furnituit- Co., ....... t n - i , (nriio-r 122 llr n i" the voting w -lvis would extend that to Include poin­ Urn " cam e fi -:n t Jir«-vm!i»*iit cenIv tile Ted Davis I'limiluii1 “ ts** harvested after the deedlln. trfrier and Sandei. |lnwi*l III 1111 A llu tltu In is illl--- lllllll t in l and o n-1 I Im ida last n ig lil Smith said ttint white tin- dr on Fast First Sheet. Mmmi-'i —which would be the date which |IVrtment actively promoted the IT n li-1 attach in C S - 11 ln - t to attend tin- in i ,lla iio o of I’ e li-r Oi. Sander it being tiled on a of till* funnel stun- foi *lit - . (hmgress passes the pending l . t l U p , , , „r ,he Fiirupean ....... ... I toil -toil an l*’\u lie .t lin te l of tha first degiee minder ihalge m llir years, Mr. W l l s o M tun pnn-h.i • -I . . m il i- lic o rg la 's m etlloil of l.illv The Williams proposal would prograln, the same positive -**»* mg vote* I., county unit in t- id MUI|f ,„ ,| l.o d g . oi lit . * No 1211. cover many more potatoes. TIi proncli Is not liv in g made In m m connrcltou with the dr.itli nl Mi* an Interest In llo- new conci-in .-I |M i|iiilai Imllot M , T b ttrclo n . who lia s lie tn a Delaware senator said talk of the hut C o m m u n ism In Ih e F o r Kn t. Abbie Bomdo. W, Mam hevtei He was formerly n-isuclitli-d win I lo e nm ilv unit - ) stem tm .-l*-i „ r llo - l“d « i- toi the past I'orcell’s and Muther'*. Luce* plan had prompted many Ilm le r the p ro g ra in seen em eur- hnuirwife. I" .liii,-a l powei into ru ra l conn- 07 ,-enrs, suci-eed l> e l.iid g e as potato growers to rush out and lug from A ch eso n ’s statem ent* «"d where tio ve rn u r lli-rrim it , 'l-j,,. Lntl.-t Im* set veil 111 Mi** Connor, a buxom irgivlried overplaut their Ignd His plan, I he iT c a llo n I l f the H r lf f lu m isI a lo iiiili'c g r l - the lu ilk of hi tin* caput-Itv 1 lie past two nurse, gave (hit account nl ilit Iih added, would OhVe many mil­ j hoii iriiallaiee « s Rlahn tiuckllig, vein*. Li-ii i i n i i i i i . pust district lions nf dollars In supports. i tic stale of (icnrgin Itself I* dc deputy, ................. . tin- u ist.illa tiiu i. talk between Dr. Robrit E Ilium, A rollcsll vote on the WIIHams FO LIT IC A L MATCH I,-i idme tin- -ult, lironeht In iwn In t lir hrtiulf “ i tin- Flks, M r. the medical referee, and Di Sand­ nropnsal wax agreed on ycaterdey. TA LLA H A 88ER , Fob. 24 — id1) \ 1 la iittin*, t.ostiu-ssman tbiniiril ttiitner ptsst-iiti'd I-- Mi l-tulje er on the day of Sandei', a n d : but huura of debate delayed tha — political candidate! can't die At Wilson, tnamittvr fur the jmsi ......Ii and Harold Fli-mitn- of tin- a gold p en cil mid (ii'll set III Sptest, There was a chance the Irilmlt* hook matches to promote "Dr. Birun aikrd if lie I.Sandei) threw years nf tin Ted Ibivls I-'tti - -i.iiilicin n-nioiiul council. lirei'iutltin ol It1 11111- services story would ho the same today. Ihelr campaigns. Attorney tiii>>- realised hr hid broken the law Di. nit lire Co., M l Fust First HI reel, Hunt Ii and Fleming say tin- -v us e x u lte d ruler. Lucas said he was trying lo rsl Richard Ervin said today today announred that In- hud |iur- I,-111 dvlilcs llo-lii ri|illtl prolrcltoit Among thine pie-cut werr J. correct a potato price program Ervin said Florida law rest i o'ts Sander laid ‘ye*, tir'd binkrn law* chaned an Interest in I Ju- fln i, motel IIk- law a* uuuinnlci’d ill .1. Hllt-y, pu-d di-tnci diputy and that had already coot taxpayers campaign expenditure* to certain before---he'd been through Hop which will Im known ns the Wit tin- It. S Com I tint ion. Their at William Morgan, i-vuiti-d ruler of *600,000,000, befora public critic­ purposes snd does*not Include dis­ •inn*. New Stityi m» J.--I * ••. Fird Lorsnn-Maler Furiilluri- Store Mr loiiicy-, in final wrltlm hi srit - tile ism wrecks the entire government tribution of book matchr* a- a "Hr, Hlrnu *aiil this ws* more un-ill*, suiil yesterday the unit *)•*• iiiiiii exalted iiilei i-f tin Del.and Wilson will rinitinuius mnmtgi r. prlco support program for cotton, legs! ex peri*#. K'sallan-a Oa race Thr«»l 11-in stilus from scluul "liostilit) l.oilgv; Cluii Ii - 1'ii'ii, past exalt­ wheal, corn and othor basic crop*. Thu oilier partners in tile stole and iiiiIukoiiImii" to city folk, amt ed ruler of Hu- Daytona Reach Republicans from Important po­ urn Mrs, Antautii H. Muter ,ind ili-slioys llivir Voting tri-llt'lh. Lodge; Distiiet th-pul) Hill Don­ tato producing ita tn ' called th« rim stale, on tin- other luiml, ning, Orlando, mid I’u 1 Fxalted II. Paul Malar of Evansville, Ind. Lucas price support rspiral#r « Thu store will remain at the cniiti'iidcd tin- sywteiij prolccts rur­ Ruler I'll! Slcl'oi mn-k. IJalncaviolation of both Administration same location, ami with the smut1 al area from dandnallon by lin­ vllle. Karli wo iccoinpanitid by and congressional promises of ilelrgations from Do n own ludve*. iiermmnoL Mr. Wilson staled, ing cities. supports this year. A previous attack on tin- coun­ More than Id out of-state Elks I. T. Htrlnger is assintuut mitnaIterators Aiken (R-Vt) Brew««r, Mrs. Coed H Hlii-|Jinir<l in ty unit system failed in federal were present. Atnona tliine o2fi•ter ) and elating at the iii-djllntinn waa A highly significant economic trend in Seminolr Cnunly irrrnilv office manager ami huokkeepiir court here and the II. H. Supreme Past Fxalted Kulei ticorge ThurxDworshsk hammered Court refused, on u 4-1 vote, to away the arfumrat that potato is the convsnion of tiled fsnd from vegetable growing In railing im­ and C, J. Blis'ker is -ulesmun overturn the lower tribunal's rul­ ton, »oii of Peter fhurston. Henry Williams is ileliverytiiin. growers, promised eertala price proved postute grasses snd legumes for cattle production. In honor of "Pete Thurston'' ing. supports last year In a raw farm 11ndet tirorgin'n county unit night, ittimeioiis liomiiirls front Ta date Five farmers have planted patlttre grsitti on tiled land. act. had Invested money In tools, systi-m, Ihe i-ighl largest counties lodges nml Ihe Anna Miller Circle Let Jacobsen, planning technician with the U. S. Soil Conservation Serv­ seed and fsrtlllaev. TOU It IHT 4 1.014 IIave sis unit voles, the next ID tlernralsd the Lodge Room, where U c a s and William# etnwedod ice, revealed today. Members of the Hanford Tmirtsb foui milt votes, and the other 121 later dunciug wu* enjoyed to the Club Will snjoy a covered dish that their proposala amnunled to Now in tho process of changing fnm vegetable grnwnng In hrrl counties have two unit voles cacti music nf Harry Wester, Dav* *' t" ' ■■ !' #• ranudlatlon n f aappoita. ■ production are R. ,1. Ratnerrm Hr.# —---------------------------------- supper at 0;1t) uVlock ut t)-» A candidate could get a maturity Shannon and lull Martin. Pt’o* annual pioneer nktht will TouristCenter, following widen to the Instollnlinu meeting an k * * ? 1 d M lo ). and hla son, Edward. planting methods used in ibis “it­ J. Roy Rail will show motion pic­ of the popular vote anil h|||| lose outilonr ' I at tha In k * M w r Ceauwraltjr ‘ ^i“ ‘ supper of linked ham, po­ ‘’Over n five year period, eration werr the heal 1 have ever tures which lie . took of New the election beruuse of the county tato sulad and linked beans was next Friday night, Mar. 9, added,. “wa believe that wr <sn seen,” said Mr. Jacobsen. unit set-up. lie Vork State. -ealite, aa much profit from im- pointed out that after Mr. Camer­ As an example, in the IH4H pri­ enjoyed. The Flks Lmlge was promlees, .. A large ittendsneu Is expected jammed to capacity. Coturrara hod balk a * % | and iroved paeture as from vegetshle on hod tested his soil and found Monday night ut 8:0(1 o’clock when mary one vote In rural Chatta­ Saturday night nt the Lad70 that limestone was not needed, be the Htrtson Radio (llee Club, di­ hoochee county equalled In real Room a dance will tw- held under m oraF right. If not a dSty. h i ■aid, to repeal any la v earning induction, We plan to use one hod applied 600 pounds per urn- rected by Harold Orlffin, will pre­ voting strength 122 votes In Ful the sponsorship of ihe Anna MU« ton (Atlanta) county. of 888 fertiliser and had harrowed sent a concert. waste. rnproved pasture far mtrsing cat­ It In lightly. The state’s hrlef emphasizes that ler Circle. Lucas’ potato tle that are, la poor rnmlitlnn the I). H. Constitution doesn't say Opening furrowa 80 inches apart to i How#* pi** and In taking rare of nttr calf wRh a small‘ plow, he drupued W R A T R F1 ? anything about equal evaluation BACK TO HKDS acreage that may be planted to crop," HARIS, Tcb. 2* - (,T) - Rk- of votes In state elections. rertr;’- Finhjbr -VdwtJ 1,-; :br f»t The date also charged that the The management of thia Im- raws, spaefng them front 12 to is King Peter of Yugoslavia chartre-J JACK90NVUJ. F. Feh. 94,-UF) prownf pasture, Mr. Ja*or-»e inches apart. The furrows were today that Tito has ’’practically purpose of the suit 1* "to enable Hist Ion It. L. pointed out. xrilll be tied In clnscly then riooed with Ihe plow and the returned to the group of Moscow the (Negro and labor vote) In the Atlanta 61 88 great renters nf population ta Boston with operation nf the 10 JOOO sere ■oil paetf#! With n heavy roller. satellites,1* 86 88 Meottea Cameron raneb on the soulhesst- The tile system was used In Irri­ 32 It Tha charge was made In a dominate the policies of Ihe state Buffalo * ................. een shore of Lake Barney, It Is gate * e plaaltng*. 30 S statement to Ihe ssml-offielsl and Impose their political Ideolo* Chicago believed that the Improved pasture Des Maine* 31 0 Regent examination of the nlnnt* French Nows Agency In a com­ F1” upon Hie rural areas." Attackers said the system re­ Dodge City will provide jmceUeat forage at (ngf, sold Mr. Jaeobssn, Indicates ment on Tito's recognition of the .6 2 fil the time1of year When forage on (hat over go per sent survlvsl •ntl-French Ho Chl-Mlnh govern­ sults in gross discrimination Galveston ■gainst populous areas and "has New York ♦he ratige la limited and of poor ran ha gxpeeted. ment in laaochlM. — ---------------------------------Ihe effect of depriving plaintiffs Beattie ....... qudlity. ' 2 Mr, C amsvnil Is reported to have of their right to vote." ZONING M EET Jacksonville About two woehe ago the Cam­ The stake argued tha salt Is MlMM The .O to: Zoning Board will erons started tw plant. psngols •’political" and that I federal courts Orlando - ...... .....-rJX',,1 jp d ran. * M.dava heme plet cannot hoar it. Tampa _______ _ MMm m » f ’tom m m m r mm - Iw Close FlientI Of Acc­ used Spy, Voueler, Komul Reside Track Special U. S. Mission To Study Far East In C o u n t e r Move Lingering Illness Proves Fatal To Robert L. Cornell Funeral Services To Be Meld Tomorrow For Civic L e a d e r c ♦*> Miamian Drowns Spastic Daughter, Commits Suicide ,. _ Lucas Threatens Night Session On Potato Question it_ f Doctor Didn’t Believe Mercy Killing Serious Hoji p rtiil Uhrariun Tells Of Sander's Remarks On Death Suit Is Started lo •,' "1"••' Teal LeKulity «l pt,(el. '('hm-Hton Is beoi-Bia Unit Vote lnMlB|k.d As | | ead Of San l ord Elks AI W I FtircItttMCA Interest In Store , John Lewla’ Brother ShootH'Self To Death » ml PMM i wia youm d i laa ITirniturc Store Hoad Vegetable Farmers Convert Land To Raise Pasture Grass Pioneer Night Will Be Held Next Friday fT-SKses i THR araiTBi *i wykitd£JaW-I1 ,, m ssO w i'mh *j Js. i Jfc-eraJj ^. MEV.-sJUai- uk* 1 i �T O E ^ J ^ jr o J j^ M R A L O ^ ijrfor la diraetor of (ho Preiby- t THE CHURCHES The ChtHr of the ColuOtbla Theolo fksl Seminary o f, Decatur, Go., will appear In eacred concert at the Plrat Presbyterian Ch'urrh In Sanford at 7s30 P.M. on Sunday craning. Tha Choir la making a tour ot Florida visiting.the cities of JsriCacmvDle, DoLand, We** Palm Beach, Miami,'Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, Gainesville and SanlhM. Tha Choir la, made up of 30 i n i t d n a a P m i l .. — . mI m IM . —-— *H o l l u o a voMaa of whom .elgBt are natlvaa of Florida. The member* rapreeent future minlrtefn of the South•m Preabyterlan Church. At each ••mice the man of the <Choir tell of eetnlnary actlritlea apd thin year tha croup commemorates In aoitf tha 800th annlveriary of the 1050 Psalter published by Scotch Presbyterians, and tlfc 200th annlvaraary'of (ha death In 1750 of Johann Mbaatlan Bach, tha greateat ehukeh musician of all time, aeaordttttf.ta Rev. A. G. Metaali. pastor of' tha local church. Columbia Semlniry la actively supported hy tha'Synod of Florida, along with the Synoda of Alabama, Chorah Notice* mn«l hr proenlrd nl Ihr Hi. .,M bafora publication. Hanford M ln ln lerln l A hnucIi i II uii H ev. I I . | „ Zim m erm an, I ’reuirlenl V____ Joe C . CrewH, Her. . T ran*. ** MKTliODIHT <ilU R C li ***F«eed *Hr*35,*llorlon, *n,l Luupallor rrl Avenue iday School U:I 6 A. M. ening Wnrahlp lic irt A. M. Mg ‘people Service (1:45 |*. M. rival fiuia ....... V: ui I*. Al. lyar Meeting. Wmi: H 7 ;.ifl '.-M. laV. Fred Bouse, tlur uyitngfllM, be speaking al both morning I evening nervier:.. , CHURCH OK C IIK IB T m ad Street and Elm Avenue dees Sunday: Ible study 10:00 A. M. ferahlp .... 1 1:tio A. M. non Ionic: “A Man find Arlited" niltowed hy Lurd's Hupreiyhlp 7:30 P.’ M, I M t j : Mlil-wcck nihle Study cordial, invllniinn to worship f t God’n word h«v I lie last 1 and where you are n stranger One* CHRIHTIAN A MISSIONARY A LL IA N C E T a lk Avanne ft Fourteenth Street Glenn K. Smith, I'avtur ilOtAO A. M. Ilihlo Sc Inml I Mr, A. Wlcirnl.lt, Snpt. I I JO A. 5L Mm Ming WnrehIp ' Paatcr'ii nubjccl: Tim Price of Impbtuoaity 1 ••. iiiui* Service .>'mi nl crvlce fur or v ill nttcak nt IT nml r-5!lnded". subject: are welcome ' MORNINti DEVOTIONS l B « V . J. R. Kut rid, jmtitor of the ^First Chrlallnn Church, will cun: duet Morning Dcvntinun thnnurli neglMveck over Mtatioii WTHIt. . The program l« hehrd nt H:3() A. M .,dally, nlnl in preaenlerl Ity the , Station :u cooperation with He' | Sanford MiniHleriul At>'<m'in(ion. F IR S T UlIttlSTfA , H»n,lell Fnrriu, Minhlrr ' 1 hyillru—TIk* lli'rcilcal l.iiurch 1“ the ftermi>i) suhjri t tin miniatrr will tlae Hominy morning lln Kir»t C h ri.iu x *.' Lurch. ".Stolen Hods'' wil) l>c I lie subject of the evonitur sermon. Th* chiirrli oclund will hen In Iln wurdiip mid *tudy nl (>:4f» A. M. 'Illdei I lie ill reel Ion of Hiipcriidciidatll \V C. Timm. Chrl llnn i o n Lli Pclhiwahip meeting nt (1:30 AJ, The mlnlBter will lend the rudln r»if»rnin»r devotiqna the coming week. ,1 I'ordliil welcmne la catcmlcil lu nil. C EN TR A L BAPTIST CHIIIM II Nlnih Mirrrt and Laurel Avenue Itev. S. I,, IVitiley, I’ahlor I'hone Ufia.lt W. ft. .UmiM'll, Sunday Schorl Sup!. E. ft Keith, U. T. If. Director Hldrlev Middleton, Pianist Sunday Sclmol li:4r, A. M. ' hi >■fm all Hge-i. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. llroadcii't over radio Slalluu W ill II Serimm |,y the paatur. n T. If. 0;il0 I*. M. Union* fur nil nttea. Evening Worsldp 4 L. P. Hu m ^ualinad Fahnwiy T*md. im ttt offle* o7 CMMly CtwwleBw number S, and maken tbe follnwiuf sUl«iftM<| amadeSno oilier s Satatraimt S or K prnmtot. S iS I’' ' , AI > ,'^f of tfi»-*«4ern of pracinefct Nw * hanford, west of Park Avenue, No. 2 U ko Mount i M H e . 4 Paula. I far) c o m patent to ptrforM^ U offict from punt eiportonca obU former commfamloMr. Itrnval IM and nolle* tka naadu of upkHp ,' the roods, ubm I am ftm ilU r wil of tk* county Boveram*ut and w Ihe beat of my nMIfly, Ilk* bout la U s puym and dllSomi of IN cm YOUR VOTES WILL BE APPREICATED ON MAY 2nd. L P. HAGAN. 7;S0 I*. M. Sermon hy jinilnr, I'tiiyer meeting Wedneaday 7:30 'Tome i lion with u* ami we will do Hire good". I'TIIST i ilD K C ll Up <'IIIt 1ST SC IEN TIST Milt linai Second Street Hurolnv Sc hind it;-tr> A. Al. M.-t.... jr Servlro | Lilli A. Al W. ihi. "tiny Service H:IHI P Al llendintr Itomn Tuesdays uml Frlduyn 3:00 to 5:110 p, ,A|. All me welcome to ntleud mil nervier* itiul I" lino nor Rending Room. "(TIKIHT JEHUS" It. Ihe tmhjecl of Hie I.eHtionSriiiioii which will he read lo Churches of ('In lot, SeieMlIel, t Itroughonl Hie win hi nn Snminy, rehruary SMI. The Holden Teal i«: "A* ye have theroforo received Christ .(e *n ■I ho l.nid, ho wnlk ve in him: . . . for in him dwellelli all Hie fol ne m of ilitlitindhenil bodily" (Col. 2 «l, li). Anionj* Ihe rllntluna wlilrh mmlirnmiHo the laiaann-Sermon in the follmvluir from I hr Itihte: "The mai|ilr that wnlkctl in ilnikne** have eeen n urent liitlil: they Dial dwell |n thy land of lilt*)yliaiiuw of denth, upon lliein huth the Until Hhlm-d"t (Ian.. P:iJ), The I.CHBOli-Sefriuni al*o inrluilea lie fol low Iiik panaUKii fmin Hie rhrh.tlnn Science l e a l hook, "HiTcnea nml lleallli wil It Key In Ihe ScrlntiircH," hy Alary linker Kdi'y; 'Thmiuthnut all iteneraIlona ImtIt before nml nfter the riirlallon cm, the fhrlid, mi tlie tipltilunl itlr-tt the reflcclloti of (loti, Iihh come with aolllc IIlf a Min- of pnwei nml itrnen to nil pee|tan <1 lo leceivn f’hrial, I'rilHi . . . The illyjue imapii, iihu, nr l'InI t win, la, nml ever will he inticpntnltle front the divine Prin­ ciple, Oml" (HM! 111-23, 211-27). «. ASHKMHI.Y Ol HOD ) 12*0 l.aurrl Ateniie iiiH .t chT ihk r n iiit r .il ( Ppltrepnl) i'tH*v. L. A. Allen Pastor 19. Laurel Avenue. Photic lllfi-J lire. II. 1 tiilflm i y.lmmarntan, It. May School 11:45 A. M. I)., Heeler S in g Worship < II I'd A. M. tnl Sunday In Lent ith Setvlcea ildlii P. M. H:00 A. Al. Holy Comiminiuti Wing Her vice* 7.0U P. M. i*:3rt A. M. Family Service and Itieadav Afternoon piayei 2.Oil Church Schorl 11:00 A. M. Murnlnu Prayer Intsdav Bible study and prayand Set nmn M\H0 P. M. (1:00 I'. M. YP 8 L Kertlira during Ihe week F IR S T PRESBYTERIA N Monday llnuuuh Thursday ami 0 CHURCH Saturday , Angus U. MrlnnU, D. It.. Hidy Coiruminlnn . 7:30 A. M. Minister Frlony, Holy Communion UiOO A. ll A. M. Church School M. n A. M. Morning Wurahlp AVcdneadav— Evening Prayar and ■ P. M. Youth Filluwdhlp l.ltnny—- BiOl) P, M. , , ’ U P. M. an hour uf sacred Frlilny— Children*' Service—4:00 M preiiented hy the Columbia P. M. ____ ypglral Seminary of Decatur, CllKIHT CHURCH. Utigwood Malal tnuale (of Sunday iuorti(Ephenpah rWhou Will Keup Him hv Per- Hov. II. Lyltletnn Zimmerman, B. K H ie i" and "How U vrly nro D,, Vlcnr V , ,, , I'fguiengora" hy the Hhanccl I nt. Sunday In Lattt 4:00 P. M. Evening Pr»y»r nnd Sermon Al) nro welcome BNTH D A Y ITIST CHUHCll FIR S T M ETHOm ST CHURCH i Aid Seventh Street j . B, McKinley, Mlalaler B, Mayo, nupervlilng Mre. P. H. Slephenaott, D. R. 11:45 A. M. .. - Church School Shepard and - William A clan* for every age . Mi-mlm* uf the Cnluufbla TTi.'idugirnl Seminary Choir of Dcratur, Ga. wlm will priacnl a sacred con. n it ni i ho Kir; l Prcahyleriun Church on Sunday nt 7:3d P. M. Memnore of the rlmlr are left row, read, lug lop to Imitum: Tom Young. NcwdcM, N. C.j Virgil llrynnl, Kant Poltil, tin.; Hot. Eawreme. Monteonmy, Ain.; Sum Hoyt, Pulunkl, Vu,; Charle* Millp, Sarnvnta, Fin.; UookIuh Harper, llnttleahiirg Mish ; Flunk lliuwii, Luudenlnlc, Mine.; Mac Hurt, H aincnvillc. Fin.) I.rnnnnl Itlunton, Lmrol, Mlu. Chin Ian Fcigiiaun, SImrnn. S. C,; center row, top to imitum: Hill Iveraon, Miami, Fla.; Dwight Linton D'l-iim. iin.; Lee Wllllnghiini, Augimla, Ha.; Leonard llullmk, Hirenibbm, N. C.[ Fred Manning, Lash meet, Wcn| Vu,; Frank Ifnlicek, Miami, Fla.; Hill Hammond, Atlanta, Ga.; C h i I l.mcnby, Montgomery Alit.; Jim Iteuvi'H,, <iiiln.-nvllli*. F in ; Dill Hroalimd, Altunin, (in.; rlghf^row, top to hottnm: W n y m AuKhliiliuiigh, TTin joi, Flu.; Hill llotihkin.i, Tnmim, Fla-! H'>l> L’nuaar, Chutlnmmeu, Term.; Don McCull IbtHkell, T cmih; Edward Whltimu, Anhevillc, N. C.; Frank Wllklnvun, Mooienvlllu, N. C.j John Neville Hoi *e Show N. C.i Eddie Crnlg, Crnmcrtun, N. C.; and limmcj Andrade, Rolfe, Hi nail. , ( IIHIST HEALING MISSION Itev. Hearge Marsh, pastor >lrn. Katie M. Campbell, Hupl. Filth Street and Holly^Avenue Siiturdny nervlco 7:30 J*. M. Humlnv aervire 2:30 P. M. Thtirmlny ncrvlcn 7:30 P, M. Piainn nml |irnyer. Kvnrybodv currflally inviled in all of (lime Korvlren. Como uml purk your Irnnlile* with im nnd we will help yon. Mary Ann MichclH In Scholarship Race LA K ELA N D , Fell. 24. - (Spe­ cial) . —« Fifty-five high kciiooIh thiotighuut Flnrlda have Nelrcted u urnlor girl In compete fur lliree BrlinlarkhipB worlii ffifiHO In he awarded hy Florida HmiHuirn College (hcrc during II h Founders' Week eclchration. Fell. 27-Mar., 5. Among them Ii Mary Ann MlrheU Evening Win ship 7:311 P. M, Herman—W. I . Drunks, Jr. Wednesday Evening Service 7:3(1 oi Sanford. ijudglng of the cnnteatsnU will tglih place on the college campus Friday, Mar. 3. They wore netact. e«* by their nchoM* oh the bails of; outstanding achievement .and service, uml will he Judged mi tnitr record. •/. i, The fimt tdaer award will lie a •vhiflundiip including alt room, hoard and tuition nt Florida South­ ern, for four years. The second prize will he n half scholarship for foul years, and Ihe third itWard will he 22WI a year for four years to lie applied on tuition. THIS WINTER'S TRSRIONS IN FLONIIR All, NEXT SUMMER’S IERRERS ML OVER AMERICA... P. M. ukln hag of popcorn to the first "Every Kimni A« Warm As Your Thanksgiving fea*l of the PHgrinn) In North America, I login" . ' m M M I y nmntred b o th and sports wear .«■ tropical to p fol tons, totS and toddles lo deli|Mlul oacssnios wilh a sunkissod twist.......... M. FLOIIH “CASUALS” ARE REALLY CASUAL... dtsigned and m«de in the informal, uninhibited atmosphere ot America's smartest rtsoiii. You-ll blen your foresight in buying your“informals" in Flprida on scores of occasions when, otherwise, you might "Wish you had itood in bed"! . Present pa . Brlmton, Hahbath parihtendent. ^Wailyr, Home JHlealonEvrtilojj Worship nothcr mwm >> I Will ap precU ta (ha a U ffo ri o w l e a t f M * * * i | *y. �S j fx ifJiJW i: KBw? mh p S ^ ' W CSC «iZIIKk>, .. -7®# ***£*/? h; p*: •*« <-kJ ™ ----- ■ '■ ■' ' ' ■ ■ - • ■ • tup Pasture Grasses * H A N r fw n jW M i n Mercy Killing and smoking, yon would hava bean data." sorry for turn too.'" Dr. Sander replied, Miss Con­ iaa Connor said Dr. Biron then nor said, that "he saw no roaaon tha question flatty to Dt. why It should be." tf ntrtsaary, cufttyaUftJi* middle* sariaua, out, this waa murder. Dr. San* Tha meairal retiree suggested to control compotlttM from weed* der said h a did _______________ realise he'd two* Mr*. Borrcto's family mlghVbrlm.* and imdotilrahlc gra»i**; During ken the law hut tha IW v should "Why did you do It?" fa ll, ho plana to plant adapted ha changed. She «ud O r .J t v '" - l!d mt an­ it up, the nurse said, arid Dr. Bmi'id o .M r ~ii' miaturo with hla pan* "l)r. Biron said ’why didn't you swer "other than Mr. Borroto waa er answered: "No, he was confident the family to ll iraa* lo provide year around change It first—before you did tired and had a hard night." . wouldn’t. He was a friend of * m ln » aa nearly ax .possible. t h la f " Dt. biron then naked Sander, theirs." Other farmer* In the Seminole Mias Connor testified aha did At another point In MUs Con­ dlatrltd wh«.< have Jiw ekjW ■£«*- not-remember Dr, Sander's ratfy the jujraf testified. If he realised tha Mriouinese of it ami "that it nor's tes’lnumy she related that proved (pasture on tiled land aa to that last qucatlin. part of their com plete .oil and Dr. Bandar aat cross-lagged, might ba brought up at a later Dr. Sander, whan naked if he water conservation plana tncludi chawing a candy drop aa ho naan t. tV li 8*.;Clalr White, George II. Steele, the nurse testify that no gave n^ K. T. Meriwether" this answer when Dr. Biron ask­ White la using pangulr ed him about the manner of Mre. nha and white clover on lib Rorroto’a death rm on Weat KIM Street, i n . ”-****'- Sander's Sander’i answer (C mdl Sleele hens a planting of pangulrwaa 'wel, Mr. Borroto waa ao on hb farm on (,'rippen Itond. Mr. tired and If you could have seen Meriwether la using a grata in him up all night drinking coffee *toe need here from Australia raided Brachlurie plligera, whirl crop b harvested, the land Is reported growing in the disced, and the Brachiarla grau United States test summer. springs up readily from tha teed U s t summer, Mr. Meriwether produced during the preceding fenced one of hit farms on Celm- summer. Avemte and storked it with cattle. Good graslng is provided, aa well During the Fan »U(j M rly Spring as an Incoma from land which Is the land la Planted hi truck cropa. otherwise Idle during tha Summer, After the lawt Spring vegetable Mr. Meriwether reports. r S C H A N m u ti r u w t iu *»ArtW realised the seriousness of It," re­ plied: "He assumed the medical as­ sociation probably would reprim­ and him for Itj tell him not to do 11 «««m. Miss (ginnor said_JH*.Dlton told Hander it was "out of the hands of the medical association." Then, the nurse said, “Dr. Sand­ er asked who-In particular was In­ in t*.led " She testified "I started tn tell him the staff meeting coming up. but Dr. Biron Interrupted and said ho was interested." Miss Connor said the converse, tion between the medical referee and tm* accused physician lasted five to 10 minutes and was carried on in n normal tone, uf yoke. She testified she “remembered ’ that Dr Sander »nld more than once "that he hadn’t done anything morally wrung." Earlier, the hospital records of Mrs. Borroto were Introduced In evidence by the state. UNITED LUMBER COMPANY Annual insect damage In U. S. forests Is estimated at $2,300,000, 00'' by tho Department of Agricul­ ture. ------------- JXIPSUMSD ite iis lr. remodel or re -re o t Imnie oow. l.*t ua show you *>ey It 1* under E H A title N Nothing .town -t h r e e years nay IIS Erenrh Avenue Pti INCOME TAX HKTLHNS PR EPA R ED 1 I BLACK HORSE ALE | EX C LU S IV E B y gortner Internal lleventle Man Fo, Appointm ent C a ll A llL tiU lllN H O N M o nleium s Hotel, Phone M 01 OP W rlle I ’. O. n o s I I I . WITH ANNETTE’S » Jrlando Hgwy at French Ate I Hertford. F lo r id a ^TE TTY v r v A S S IS T A N T M A N A G E R ’S COLORED NEWS By LO U ISE PO STER fC C C lJ A fy 2 7 TH R O U G H M A RCH 1 MR t Mljgl K V M E T T JONES. nnder the director, Rav. E. E. C E L E B R A T E T H I R T Y - Bronson, rendered many tout g m WEDDING ANNIVER- stirring songs, and tha Gospel A irolorfu Irolorfu] affair was witnessed Trio of the Church of God added much to the spirit with thslr recently fitly at the home of Mr. and singing. Evere 9 Mrs[ Everett Jotms. T *le hostesses were: Mrs. Walter n rt*' ?*l!rl«Y M. Wallace, Evan­ fLIly, Mrs. K. 8 . Johnson, and Mrs. Mary Lee Barber lovely daugh­ gel let, delivered the message for ter of the honored gum . In the the day (Sunday) In Oviedo, Many receiving line were Mr. and Mrs gathered o listen to Mr*. Wallace Everett Jones. The guest found as aht echoed God'a worn. much time to congratulate and Sunday Is Pastorial Day at tho amuse the honored guest. Lnto In the evening Mrs. Jones was es­ Church of God. Twenlyone converts corted tiv Mr. Joiiftt to the dining nre expected to be baptlxed. The room which was beautifully de- public Is Invited. Bishop R. M. Hanna, paator, Mrs. curated V Mrs. K. 8. Johnson sang "Sun­ A. Hencraon, reporter. shine Of Your Smile*'. Rev. W. 8 . The Rev. C. L. June* of Tampa White npoke to thn couple, giving encouraging remarks of their will hold a quarterly ineating thoughtfulness for yaqh other Thursday night, Mar. tfi at 7:00 P* M. at the Triumph Church, on through the years. A delicious repast #n« served Fifteenth Street. The meOting will buffet style. Those d iv e rt were run through Sunday rilght Mar. Mesdeinrs Fannie Jdnek,' Walter IP. Some of the beat talents of Holly, K. M. .lolmsuii, Annlo D. the city will appear on the pro­ Culbert, Willie Rea Cason, Ora gram. Elder N. Hightower, State Over­ Lee Grsv Hint Mary W Bnrlicr a AI bo Rev. W. 8 . While, Mr. and seer of the House of Ood and “ Mr*. J. W. Anderson, Messrs. Ro­ Saints In Christ will deliver ipe«* bert People, Willie Jackson, Clar­ sages throughout the week be­ ence Mosely, Miss Uernlco Klnard, ginning Feb. 27 through Mar. 3, Ernest Jones, Adolph nnd Olivia at the Triumph. Church. Come out Barber, Wllllo V. Preston. Other and fl'Jny* this GGospel Minister. friends called during the evening. Ha ' will also eriterteln you with* Many lovely gUts were ^ pre- many gospel tongs. Tho meeting will atart’ at 7:30 P. M. Ladles' Pure REV. H. W. W ILLIAM S W ILL C E L E R R A T E HIS Silk ANNI­ VER SA RY The Elen flop# Missionary flat Church at RJghth Street g r a n g e Avenue. Rev. H. “ lama, Pastor will cab { ^ T mw requaatad Iwarrlva aaely. Pastor’s SBth anniversa: Pah, 84th. The audience will be en1 by Choir No. 1 and No. 8 Bethlehem Baptist Chur* okavllle, Fla*, a| fe sS S S R ff II hu one m-H of Regular 2.9S Special FA B R IC HOSE 18" Pure Milk 2.49 Handkerchiefs Irregular, reg. value 86c 33 x 36" 79c pr. Queen A**ortment tiolid color 20c nhorl lenglhn Head SqiutrcN w ith Alap of Florida M L Special value 29*? yd. 1-ndieH' Exlru Size prints, nhnrt lengths Regtilar values 36c 86 tti|. solid color (’create 39e yd. Ladies' Rayon Panties, Rayon I’anties Solid color und printed Kegular value fdlr yd. Aprona INFANT’S AND CHILDREN’S WEAR spring nnd summ er styles mid colors . . Ladies' Slips, Culton or Birdseye Diapers, reg. voluea 1.26 pkg. 88c Special |.0 0 78c Children's Cabana S r Is, sh irts and shorlH 1.48 Only 3*9H »et Toddlers’ Jacquard design Polo and Flu. scene Printed .Shirts 66c Arko A gate AhIi T rays . e*. J c China China Novelty Leaf Ash ,Trn>;s |Q< X ■■ I S a ’45” 0)1 C lo tk S c a rf* . reg. valu e* 19c Spedftl | | c ea. 53* 39 r o w I '. l Novelty Figurines 25‘ Pure Linen Dish Towels Reg. 2ftc-28c values 15 Special Value Dish Chillis (i for | .(III Plastic Cunaat* T rays 2BC Special Value Cannon Towels .... Sport ShirtH Skip lleift W hile H,.d colored Hhort Hleeve Fla. P rint Novelty Cotton SOAP — TISSUES Pleaz-AII Toilet Soap, assorted, 8 cukes In Plastic Rags |.69 Sport ShirtH 1*98 > \W i 11/ , ' Leno Honp In Plastic tings, 6 c a k e s ..... ............................... ^ g e Angel Soft Cleansing Tissues, 400 sheets, reg value 25c |Y c Special Value, Rainbow Paper Napkins, 156 count. 11 reg. 23c only ............................................................................. |R » I '^ b ■ Pure SUk Ties m : CM TOYS Slack Hose aiij. • ii* r ^ . H ie p r. . . 4 pr. | .00 Rayort Slack Hone . 1 ■* ‘ *B i t a x . ; : ___________ ; >_ Plastic Tug Boats .......................... Plastic P ul Put B o a t* ................... Plastic Cora ............................... |.0 0 Colton Work sox, white 5 pr« |«00 f- . • ' s Special Value Dish Cloths 5 for 9 9 c and vases China Novelty Figurines and Vases, reg. 16c Special g c Children's Ha.ioii Sli|/s 30 C pr. |6c ea. NOVELTIES iti'l » ••*I.fI#-4f•« Panties Coronet Fancy shape paste mould blown stem w are 3'/j ox. cocktail I oz. wine—6 oz. sh erb et *—6 oz. goblets 39c Imported, Ptetd design*, washable 1 18 a 36 Fancy Girls' 160 x 11" Handcau ami Midriff of Vat dyed Poplin Only 98c Hoys’ Solid color aeerI ' Children's 12 pc.— I cups, 4 saucers, I—SI" plates, stn rie r sets Hasque sucker Sport S hirla :t pr. £j0 1‘ I pr. .>| .00 5e ea. lo 8, reg. value 48c '' ll*- Children's Striped Anklets SI oz. (Jrcen W ater Glasses stripe Polo Mhirts, sizes 3 Special Children's Minnie Mouse Anklets, white, pink, blue, in size 26 pc. Pandora Silverw are set Little (Jlrl's Rover S horts pr.7tlr Boys* Crew Neck Special 77 *’ crepe Pure gum rubber pants, bloom­ er style, special 3 for 25c Pllsse Crepe Sun Mulls Regular value 1.66 luce trim m ed Rayon m •'•I': ’*: ' V - . r ' c :• Special $ 8 c Handbags In all new 25c W hit* Batlat* D r tu e s reg. f»8c value 46c ......... : Spec Iii I value I pr. for l.adien’ PIhmIIc *n- v;; ’ - •; r/' r ip , i Regular 68e values It Special 4 k '' w Rayon Crepe IllouseOes, prim s and solid colors reg. j g imsorted colors in .small, Med. Ige. Ilegtilar 56c value Oil cloth. Um aa Special value 2.77 Special 25 c pr. T-Shirts IL. Hnyon Crepe Printed Dresaen Regular 2 .6H values Kayon PanticM 33c yd. 16 Lndlc*’ 51 gunge, 15 Denier, first qimlily |.(M) 8(1 hi|. asHortment of dress h h ft sir. Nylon Full Fashioned lo 4 yds. MSnHHIfi J,JuuW ytlBelwfl — lOiPO A. Mt evening hod lieen tnosl enjo* — and wished for Mr. and Mrs. Jones Sunt. Charlie Ljrona In charge ^fnany more happy anniversaries- FMomlng Worship 18:00 «:n° 1 d! devotion cpmluctod by Mn_d by I’rouldlitg Elder J. A. Robinson Rotdnsbn, Sermon delivered will hold his First quarterly Con- Rey. Mrs R. L, Wilson, Hub)., "Give Me T^.Drlnk’ -Jo h n 4:7. fncnce i *rence ni Rt. J»m#n As Ms r*. Evening Worship—'7130 P. M. Sunday 3:30 P. M. Mission ser­ A ll departments are requested to vice were held at tha Jail rondurlmake n rounded repnrt. Hov. W. H. While, pastor, Mrs rd by Mrs. M. M* Roberson. Rev. Mrs. R. I« Wilson, pastor, Willie F. Preston, Ber’y. Mrs. Ida Sherman, reporter. HOY HtioUT ANNUAL M EET ­ ST. MATHEWS BAPTIST I N G H ELD AT CAMP W ILLIAM CHURCH • K. HOWARD Services ware largalv aHfOded l)r. Elbert K. Fretwall address­ at the St. Malthaw Baptist Church ed tho Divisional Cummittee In lls with Bupt. II. Burnes. presiding annual meeting at Camp Wlillam Mr. Burns has givan many years E. Howard. Dr. Kretwrll emphasis­ of untiring aervh» aa Bupt. of ed tho expansion whirls has taker this church. Morning Service he place In membership and activities gan 11:30 A. M. Her. PH.. Johnson throughout the nation aa we cele­ Missionary, delivered a wonderful brate the doth anniversary of tha aarmon. Rev, H. J* Robinson adBov Hcouin of America.mlnisleied tha Holy Communion, Mr. William E. Howard present­ assisted by Missionary ed a statute to Dr. J. C. (tingling, All deacons were at Yh*lr po»* ch a irm a n of the Seminole Dlvieion Choir No. t wan at Ita bast tender­ “ or hit outstanding aervleea In ing aoul stirring songs Including promotion for 1919. Mr. Howard many spiritual*. At 8t00 F- M* presented to Prof R. V, Gripper ML Calvary Junior Choir of Pel** the Stiver Beaver for yeara of tka, rendered a program, of outstanding services to boyhood. which was ^ * ' Mr. Gripper came into scouting the ytar 1030, served es sebntmaat- S f T U h S S . w a W «U ; er of Troop 89 for many yeara un­ til he was called Into the Armed dersd! De • confY oungVs”»»VInI*® r * Service. When he returned from the cooperation of all the mem* ■ervleo ha became .-neighborhood bars in making the B. •. P- «■ *» commissioner serving In Vial capmaclty death of' the late city until the death S S a f t h Grice, Mrs. Minnie *Mtr. r. E . R. Randall we wen he i W t t l . f e n had « pointed Divisional Comml dinner week- Sunday reo. Tha meeting was well atl with representatives fnomtall oyer the Council. Plate meals were aerv- Hatrltl. ed in Buffet Style. 51 uunge 15 Denier Silk Scarfs Suprem e Dress Length* 3 Vi B pc. Plaallc cor a * i ...................... *««■*•■».« Bantam Pocket Jigsaw Puzzle..... »■•••••*«••*••••*•••••«**♦#****M« «•••• J *‘4 ' .»I • -V ■-' eC. ,4 > m + m m m m m m m m m rn w m ^& m .m«+&+* ■ i‘>>1 Wi* �I n aB A yyw t British Elections P h ilo s o p h y O f S c a r c it y While February coM waves ajtruck a t many areas, ration­ ing of coal haa been widespread, and available auppllen of nome other fuels have been strained a t tim es because of the tu rn away from row) *r> other kind* of fur! Railroad sched­ uler have been disrupted oil foul-burning linen, affecting movement of passengers, freight and mull; many factories have hud to reduce th eir operation^ and schools have sh o rt­ ened their weeks or closed altogether. Hun America run out of coal? No. thu coal is still in the ground, plenty o f it, The mines are there, with th e ir cqtilpment. All we have to do is dip tho rnnl and bring |t out. 'imeone has w>!tl on Tlie idea th a t it Is goad LtEum'Ao' not to have quite enough coal, so th a t the public will N t a s * leas*, w ill Sr l U t g t * N r alw ays clam or for. it and be willing to pay a good price for a t rsgalar rSr-rtJata* rotes. it. We have deliberately fixed It so th ere Is not enough coal. h tM M tstH s iif iiu lT r S f isDespite the common American l>oaat of being th e best-fed la n d New*sssrr nrsreseotlrrs is * , Now VsHi, D S It u s , Detrsll, nation in the world, there still are Am ericans who don’t get B Kso* Cttv. »»<< 01. Xssts._____ enough to eat. There ure people rig h t here in our owh com­ " A t li* r«l< U s M i s S w 'r i (S r AaasrlSleO e rr* . whk-S la esUtlrC m unity who sumetimeH can ’t muke u m eager m e a t>fill the t M p u I n l r I* IS* st* N r iro s S II- void In the stom ach by adding more potatoes, wnq don’t get IOM*S at all tS* Inrsl saws' prlaltO the milk, eggs mid b u tte r th a t they ought lo have. Mas America run out or these th ings? No, there a re potatoes, milk, eggs and b u tte r in abundance, so much abundFRID A Y, FKB. 24, lilBO TO D A Y S B IB L E VRRHK u, - , , |*V Ovtrhaaglng rocks sro tho only rofuga from the sun or storms In tho deasrt. Sometime* srr need a tefugs vary nnirh. find I* siwaya st hand. He r-hnll be as tho shadow of n grent rock In « Weary land. — l*a. .’12:2. "Geoige W . i >Ii i i i r I o ii . had lie Hvad in our dsy, would hsvr1mini Mmm'Jy n tiny panneis wit hunt Huineuiu* I'unfcHHlng to mst soled the coursr wr have pursued", llint In* or h I i i * w i i i i I h to In u w ritnr inoro tbun in y th in g laid Senator I'rpper m Lmtu die t*Hf In the world. Yi*t out qf a bniiilroil who m ake this other day. We'll bet die old gentle- I'lium. llu*rt 1» not piort* than out* or two who want to writs* tu n turned over in his grave at badly c-nough to tnke wilb tht* rew arda of the proftmalou that one. nil Hie dlfladvontugea th a t airoiiipany it. Artinta, mualdaitfl, uud lillileleit have often told rps* of ainiilar expcrlencun wltti Hemy Batch, lotmrily oi Or­ peoplp who were hodazzled by iJie glam our of th eir profeslando, seems lo be in ihe middle of Hioiii, but Who noon lout Intereat wbeu they difleovert'd (bill a boiling cauldron, or on thr horns w itli the urestigH unnie luduoii.t work ami dally mu*rifli*P of the piovribial dilemma, lie Ih v ilp wlmt you want fm m life -w b u l w ill best coatrl- holds s job under Governor Wat- buii' to tin* perHoiinlity voii long for- but don't kid yournelf you <*an win H witboul w ork.-Jeo n /., Owen }„ Vom ten as stair islely director at $6,- Ibiil I.lit 000 a year, and yel lie is a gieal and good bieml ol C, V. Guilin, currently on die outs with Wji tan, and is said lo he assisting Griffin in his daily gubrinatuu.il tfenunrialiuiis. We a|mlogiie. It wasn't $35,IMK), as we were fii*t told that C. V Byrd Group Hit ni'ir, Iniiucbml hi* uttuuk un in,.. coni inIt let*. It inrlmlcR ....... . By Senator As Iimiiv i»'i* of congrcRM, im-lmlluK in,. - I nf Hr mi If n,),| HuilHt* lux Mill) Publicity Medium errlarv niqiroprlotlon* comniittefN, Stic ,i*nf thr treaNiiry uml ,||. n iiii'- v f in |i| ,-i,MK r,M N iuiiii| ...... ni iu m WAMIIINGTfJN, F«*l,. 24 — </|y r'"'l"r " r ‘ he budget. — Ssrmtor llumnhrrf (ll-M lnnr Hiiiuphrpy tnl«| Hw Ksmatit that Griffin contributed to Wairen’% Jri,iumli*il lisslisy thnl Umigrca.* ub-’ dir Hvril riimiiiltlrr, u Juini Hrncampaign fundi m rvru $711,IHH) „.f ’ ■ -T Urn ---- -I..... | Mil IIIJII "Vol com--ml rilr-lbm*,* urn.... bn* '‘*pm,t uv,r .............. . expenditure*.! llm , . uln as wr learned later; bill atliiuily FRsenllul to dnte In a p p ro p riat'd Humphrey, who. hpnda * Amerl' •154.07** he now discloses. Mean­ rami for Democrartlc Action, told ''" *,]’ l ', . h . ! . . *t._ ............i . . . fihil the rommlttee. „f "'"I frirn effort of the uxeciitivn hrnnrl, while, It is woith lemrtnlwiing dial Him Senate the limit which could have hern which Senator Byrd (Il-Vn) i * ' v . ” . K“vernment III coniplli|i,r “nervea nt/ useful Mur-1 J’his'undetermined ep«nt by Wanen under thr law as rhnlrtnnn; for PrlnUn*." prlntli pose und is-.unad. oidy a> a.pobf"T. U existed at that lime, was $ 10,000 llcltv nit'dliim.” lie in tro d u c e d ;.,,, ___ rommltten ^yri* We simply can’t understand why i»Kl*lnl|[i„ lu abolish ihe commit-” 'T ,* 1.1* U“*V hi generalUJrt and tee. ‘ ja M M vIolateK the purpose for which It he had to inorlgege his aulnmol$|e. Byrd, liar erlleixed Itrllclciit wumj rrmtetl l,y wasting ^public m Seven year old Janet Luldra climbed a ll).(»7B lool niounlein Jr New Mraicir the bllier day, de daring, much to' hrr mother's »uiptise, dial she wanlrd lo "gel close to Jesus". We think die child may have had somelliiug llirie. II all of us could just gel up on lop ol u mountain peak once in .i while and ' look down on all thr itissin’ mid feudin' dial goes on in list* old world, it might do us all good. , Wrilbrookr Fcgler givr* an inMretling tlesctiplion ol l.m An­ tes by way nl romp*rmm with Sfiami. Says he, "Ian An nr |r, Ira* been the Damping grouml ol ihe tir.I variety ol voodoo in Ilie lory of popular ftenry. Should , ; t man ot woman aspire lo hr ? la Los Angeles, lira miinty rink .will Damp Ihe qoiuinahng pelilioii S itynt. nar rrm-ixril rVpQdnit " "Ai 1 '.. '** ,piiom I'niniiin'a goueikimeiit rpwidlug rpwiitbig f!,|9PC/ rn” l',t. Trjnuinn’M r,*, N ,X Him, Hmn ronaervlnp ronaervlng 11iriigrnm. nigrarn. IJo has calltrl ______ Jorialash-' iinrthe ntrllie AHiulniitratloh' Admlni'itratlohi MlMtlli,-If'*, I . . . — -oiJO.OVilhtfHIt I M I I hdHkrt to J « A i M i i k i . r . *‘ 1W fKL'p-Vg Hl'I'HI'hST. *The Viwlola Re, inIAn? hu^hee,, WII.MURL, Kv.. Fr|, L't. U|>, at*. Qolllleal odds with Mr. Truman, * hi**"1' at A-lmrv t'olN-e* tier, who fold a White llml*,- vlr|t„r' " , n dimm im 'd for III,- day loday se v e ra l month* ugo thnt tk « re *,N homlred* ol -Imil*lit- and I iiw iin were loo m a iiv U yrd* i n , Ji'HMde. Join, d In a dav .,f in a v ir la* iiilthiiiiil of ndlgloiis ft-rv, gross. 1 1 'I1,“ A l Ids news ra a fe re o re yes­ nl I Id- mull ml•-r deiioodanlionnl terday Mr. Truman desrrihoil na purely political u Htntenient by llvrrl termlog the Pri'slilent is rdlimldlng block lu a bain,iced bud­ get. When Kepiihlleaus won control of Ihe HOth Congress, Byrd was the only Democrat In either llousa to rvtnin chulrniaiinhlp of cominlttee. Humphrey has supported what Mr, Trimmn calls Ids "Fair Deni" program. Ilyrd was nut on the floor when Humphrey, a freshman* »eugod fde always with tlir pndiahiliiy . that soms Novenibci d.»y ,t liipiirlitan bond of pontiffs will he elect • ad for a loin year terra,V L A S T F IR S T *'■ „ | Southern Demnciaii, sided and ' • W t * l by a tew northern Republi>u n i, whipped the pant* off Pieit_____c r uFEPC r kin bill, No. i „i I of d p t tTruman'i :Mk lour Civil Righli mtsiuies. Tho watarad-down version which was illy adoplrd cniiuint none of (he military or loicr proposals gh mads tha original bill sound an edict from Moscow-‘ Tho Ionian batiava in fair employpraetkot infinitely more than on politicians, or northorr. jyers do, but they don’t want M thousands of milt* aw»y doasn’t know 0 thing in tho I about it (tailing them what it •ollegi- started vesleiduy |„s| ml for several hour*, ii was riMimeil Imill y, tlffii iiil-. sanl a huge muss rin*,*lImp wa*. plamied fm tnaluht and plans for I wo college piny* to­ ldgill noil tomorrow night were postponed, Htmleoth and fm-ully lliell.bare nnill the sialdea dl*|dny of religious fervor wa> sponlaiiaails with Ihe student*. The oldest rxlstlag maps nro clay tablets dating hack about 2,BOO B, C. T IM h iS D R IV E -IN (OsaMssW e ra s electin t he House ol Commons. Several umes ihe connl between the Lahorilei and their combined opposi­ tion was a standoff. Then the LaImiriles began building up a lead again, and gained 17 ie«ti in two hours At 6 p. M. (I P. M. EST) the hut would have a smaller major Ity than they won In I04B. London's morning newspapers were cautlou*. but two of the city’s three afternoon paper* said In early editions that It looked like the Lahorites were in for another five years. One of these papers wa* Lord Boaverbrook'* Conserva­ tive Evening Standard. The swing toward the Conserva­ tive* became apparent soon after the counting was resumed thl* morning. Tha Ijilgir lead quickly dropped lu 4<T, then 24. It was down to 17 by *rnoon, and torn Iimed dropping. While the two big parties were railling it out and electinig neary all their top leaders, tne Librut Party and the Communists ook s severe heatlnlg. The Librsl- had put 4lMi candidates In ihe fii-lil and the Communist* IDO Prime Minister At!Ion, Foreign Minister Kevin, Deputy Prime MinIster Herbert Morrison and al' other Cabinet members, with lw< ur three exceptions, were f rlertt d lo Parilamtit. ................... . Winston Churfhlll, reelected In j, j„ „w„ illstrid by n hlg margin ’lpi,hr lo bl* runs tillueney at Wood­ ford. The wartime Prime Minis­ ter suld: “We cannot te|| and I am cer­ tainly not going to pronounce what is going to happen, hut It Iobvious Parliament is going to be In a very unstable rood it Inn, "AI! we cun do Is to keep our eyes -teadily fixed on Ihe main purpose to bring our country hncL to ibe forefront of the nations and to make her a home for nil our people." The popular vote at B P.M. wasLabor 11,iiUH,IHH», Conservative' Hl,!l.'lH(2fM, Liberals 2/11H,247. Willi the rare so Close it was posMble that vote* it, f,,nr constl toedile-t ill, tiie remote parts of .Hroilannd could have an Imimrlani hearing on the issue. Because of Itsvel difficulties they will nut report mi hnw they voted until next Monday. The cnmUitueurje* sre in the highlands rind Mends off the Hroltl*h coast, Ilf the four one vole,I Liberal National, one for l.nhor and two for the Conservatives In HUB. ls work and agriculture to sup­ Kiwania Expects llrport of churches In their spiritual elm*. An outstanding program la being planned for the wires 10,000 Members At also of Klwanians, Mr. Smith said •Anticipating a nugc delegate Miami Meeting registration, Kiwania International cx peeled to attend thv 88th annual convention of Klwanls Interna­ tional May 7-11 at Miami, officer* of the Kiwania Club'Tit SefflrcnY were Informed today. » Ralph A. Smith, preeldent of thg club, said that report* from the .Miami Kiwani* convention brailuuariefa'JbJijcata that preparation* for the Bvw-day meeting are fa*t nearing lamp letIan. ’Many .nationally known figure* will be to hand to addre** dele­ gate*, representing 8,t00 club* and 200,fXK> member* throughout the United States, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and urn Yukon Territory, Lahorites held a lead of 18 seats j,n it* enmbin* J opposition—-the Conservatives and the Liberals. At that time, with almosl 95 per cent of the vole counted. Labor held 305 teats, the Conservatives and allied candidates 280 and the Li­ berals seven, * majority for the I .iiho rite* of only 18, M r. flm ith said, Labor needed a majority of at* These speakers will Include, least 30 seats to function effective­ among otheri, Secretary of De­ ly, its leaders said. fense Louis Johnson) General Conservative Party eaperto aa!d Carlo* P. Romulo, president of at fl P. M.. that pmjweta of thalr tha General Asaambly of tha Unit­ winning a clear-cut victory looked ed Nations, the Rev. Marshal! R. “quite hopele**," But ona analjral declared! Detroit srea, and •Whichever government wlna II Toronto, widely will not stay in power long." This posed the poMlbllty of new tor and newspaper columnist. election* If the Ubor Party em­ Delegate* also will participate erged with a final victory but met In panel conference* on numerous defeat In the House of Commona Kiwanis-sponsored activities, rang on a vote of confidence, ing from public affnirs, hoy* and Wlnson Churchill, who »pearheaded the* Conservative* along Hou*e of Commons Thursday. the roim buck trail after their They were! landslide defeat In 1B4B, a*ld: Cliurrhlll himself, 7B-year-nld “ It I* obvious parliament is goleader of the Conservative Party, In* In he In a very unstable con­ who rolled up 37,280 vote* In hi* dition/' Woodford constituency, In Essex, The total vole In the elections, against Labor lie Reymour Hill-, held yesterday, broke all record*. who got HI,704, His majority was In the first fiW) districts 8BJI1& 18,BIB sgulnst 17,200 five year* pared 42B voles were counted, compare! ■go. V with the previous high for nil Duocnu Handy* Chun''hill's sondistricts of 25,01H,.3IM in I04B. iii-law, won ■■ the Conservative Elglity-fIvi* per rmt of the eli­ cutpildaif I,, the Stieatlmm ill gible voter* went tu the polls In trlcl of Jsindon. the BBo districts. The national av­ Cnpt. Chrllxiopker .Hnames, an­ erage In 1B4B was 711 per cent. other son-in-law, scored a Con­ 'Jlinre were H2B House uf Coinservative victory In the Bedford fan,i, sent* at slake, In the old district formerly held liy Labor House of Commons, i'on*lsting of lit* had u 2,108 majority lo a dll) seats, tip- l.aliorites outnntnfour-way rare. tiered tin* Consorvntlv,** IIHI to 202. Hut Randolph ianilulph Chutrhlll, son of The race was so close that many tha former- Prime Minister, wa­ leaders on hath sides speculated L o n d o n , f h i . 24. i /pi — ll*feated in'the Davenport district on the possibility that neither par­ Three member* of Winston Chur- by Michael Fool, IraW lte Inruinty would lin'able to muster a work­ 'hill’s family were elected to tholwnt ing majority In the new I'arllai,lent. That would force a new election in the near future. Morgan Phillips, general secreSA N l m i 11 (111 I i M i n |( | i taary of the l.nhor Party, told an t 1 It N I >f- M A l >1 Interviewer Ihe l.slmrite* "need a majority of 20 seals to func­ / l ll t I I AS I I I N ( \ t ' 1 l \A tion effectively as a government,'' A Conservative spokesman said there seemed a good chance that thv winning party, whichever it was, would he lucky to scrape home with a majority of ten. If this huppmied nnnther elec­ tion would he unavoidable. I net Vi Usually In these circumstances there are minority political grAnp.s which i 'i i i i he persuade,) to slip-!,l.i port one side or the other. Hut this time the Liberal*, third strongest party In Britain, were oink log u sorry showing in sente won nod the “splinter" group* were completely obliterated. An outpouring of voters from T h e M o n t t lila r io u H Die rural and *mnll city districts revived Conservative hopes early In Die day after a night of gloom. Com edy O f T h e Y e a r The picture changed completely overnight. In Ihe earlv rvlurns, Labor plied up u lead which many leader* of both parties believed men nl certain victory. When the counting wa* re­ cessed lust night, with Labor holding Its hlg lead, then* wa* jiiliilance at Transport llousa, |gibor Parly headquarters. Labor supporter* In PliTadllly Circus and Trafalgar Square staged victory cvlehratlons. tllnoni settled over Coniervutlve headquarters. Before the voting, Labor lead- established Its convention head­ quarters at Miami In January. At the same time, the organisation began planning the many features 1 M . tff JrV'. n, nmv-. trig of buslnes* end profession*! leader*. J. Hugh Jackson, dean of the yreduat* school of bit’ lnaa* ot Stanlord University, tiuwfi.i d, Calif., and president of ■Klwanls Internal ional, will praslde over the various convention sessions. 1948 BUICK C o n v e rtib le Sed an ORIGINAL IM PERIA L HI,UK PAINT Ogden, Utah's second largest city, was named after Peter Skene Ogden, a frontiersman who was a Hudson's Bay company brigade lender. . NEW T IR E S • D ELU X E EQUIPMENT INCLUDING RADIO, H EATER, SLIP COVERS DRIVEN Cost of operating a television reutlmatetT on the average celver is estimated lo run twn fifth* uf a cent per clock hour where the rate foi electric rurrent I* two cents per kilowatt hour. B E N E F IT ANNA $ 1 7 9 5 * 0 0 TKKMH and THA OKS Heveial otlsir Chevrolet*, Ford* uml ll cylinder Olihunoblle to Helert from. D A N C E M I I.L R K E L K S It),1128 MILEH C 1 IU X K NICHOLSON BUICK CO. C L U B SA T . F E B . 25 .Me Person E L L IK BAND TAX INC. Phone 1034 Sanford, Fla. NTr KTAINMr NT IIO I AH HORN FlIRTII!* AT IMF MOV IKS YOUR DOOHH OPEN *» * t t w t n t r o r f f r t m im J T o v u m • • • A IK - CONDITIONED M A m _ <0c EVER. — 44r DAILY s i 12:43 P. M. 1 'i * 2 ! rhlldrrn — Olte LAST TIMER TODAY! SATURDAY ONIsY! DOUBLE PROGRAM 9* i * • • s| f l STARTS TODAY.. D on't M ios It! AO IIRIV URU CR GENTRY" (SER IA L) CHAPTER NO. 14 S U N D A Y A N D M O N D A Y! TW AH-tkwe Ctsnedr hayo from WARNKR B|W )»/ ANNY KAYE Geaerilj J j j rawwflCHMCOtXM r f J, ■- - f WAITED SU2A^p9Un* JEKRYWALO HENRY K0STER ON THE SAME PROGRAM Cgrtoow—"Fly’w L—l FHght"*—Pargmoxinl N«wa C O M IN G " B A T T L E G R O U N D ” Nylon Casual Jackets T O N IG H T S H O W IN G 1« « SATURDAY ONLY DODHI.K FEATURE—BAHRAIN PKOUKAM \ t, __ _ . -, T, ^ ' borynint f k y d o h n tin m o n u ttrto t oomort Wo think you w U oooomomoy-mm proU H your mod to r fo r M f r f - h f 4to§Kwg toff* ua! In tho U n i p l H h w i U M l N AbhkIf Gm j a w f Moo o/ mod oan k i toum ~in foot, thooroom 0/ thorn, Sto onHy, %m hkoo our nm toH on fo r ym tiiy and foi1 dooUng to f irotoot, And ik lrd , %m . mm o ##r you mart 1 M Morouryo thorn onyono oho, And u you know, tho 1919 Moroury io tho hoiioot "uood ear” hug rtM frte 1 ■ j- HUNDAY-MONDAY — , i n I ?Jy - V : • f; ». J ,y MihCUhY 'V S ID CAR* iH c / A U o f m # w m )a-------i ; 1 FIRST DRIVE-IN HHOWINII “V'* f* C V 11' <MUrilt a v tiiitt - GABARDINE d*,-' , m&y •*,-i ’• rl S bK ■ �IP ! < . 1\r . iS * F W P A T F I B . 14. IM P THK SA NM 1IW H K H A IU HANKOHI). KI.OHlllA mm XXX Aif* — X M is s C r u m le y A n d Personal Activities •* M a rry To E. A . Young Mr. and Mis, Bra* H. Crumley of this city >snnoun'.Til today th# Telephone 148 engagement and appronchlng mar* riage of their ilaughter, Dorothy Heat rice, to Kvert Alfred Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. V). Noung of Winter Park. The wet.dlng ■vri-H-h r --n r -r v tr.fr'of r s t ly TOtTrmer. Miss Crumley gradiiatod from Hammole High School, attended Florida Stale University in T b IIb * I,.-.!,-. .■ » 1 after which -.h. transferir.l t*> ilie University of Florida in llaii.esvllle when* she will receive her diploma lit June. She is a uieintwr nf Ddlli Delta Della sorority, served on Honor Court In the summer bf MO, i Is now president of the Punhellenir Association, and ha>- been elected ■ to 19411-ftll University of Florida J Halt of Fume, Mr. Young is a graduate of Ill's Iambi High School and served it< a Lieutenant in the United State* Navy. He alsu graduated from ihe University of Florida' In (ialnesvllle where he was a mem­ ber of Sigma No fraternity. Mr. Young Is now associated ns a mechanical engineer, designing air coiidltluiing for llcymdd*, Smith ami Hills in Jacksonville. ► ta r l ln Palm er Hay—Society Editor Social Calender FRIDAY •4k ViJibWfhip ■iupp«r will h* held at the Braniall Avenue Chanel at17:3C P.M. 1 m The Tourist Cluh will hold a ^ covered dl*h supper at 11:30 P.M. ni the Tourist Center to he followed with the showing of pictures of New York State. MONDAY The Tralnlntc Union Workers Cuunrll or the First Ituptist Church will meet at 7:00 P.M, for a covered dish supper. The hindnew meeting will begin at 7:3ii P.M. m The Beardatl Avenue Circle will Bt«t at the chapel at 2ttt) P.M. . T h e Truth Seekers Class of the ■ , First Methodist Church will meet at 3:00 P.M, nl '.McKinley llnll. The Sanford Story League will hold Its regular m eeting at H:IMI .V W P.M. at the Yacht Cluh. The Womnirs Missionary Society Mr. and Mrs. William David Hardin were wed on the terrace porch of the First ilaptist Church will overlooking l.ukc Monroe at the home of Ihe bride in enterprise tit meet at the rliorrh at 3:30 I*. M. i •UOb P. M. on Sunday, Feb. 111. The. Hev. Charles A. Thompson, father with Circle No. 7, Mrs. John I). Vt the bride, uni Superliuenilent of the Florida Methodist Children's A lienelii linlgi-, connstn and Abrahams, program chairman, iii ‘ *nme officiated at the double ring ceremony Mrs. Hardin is Hie form Chinese checker parly was held I Jharge of the program which will ,,r MU* Peggy June Mry, daughter of the Hev. and Mrs. Charles A. on Monday niglil ill n on o'clock be based on the subject ••(In Our Thompson. Mr. Ilnnlin is the son of Mrs. Ilertlin Hardin of Enterprise with proceed* being donated to , Doorstep”. and Mr. J. H. Iliudln of Palntka. The ruupic will reside in Sanford. Ihe Celery Crate, a teen-age clillt The Stetson Radio Hire Cluh In the City> Hall Ihi ili Iitiir. The H ........................... will preient a program for Hie parly Was was held ill the hnllmuin of Tourist Cluh at the To urist Center. Ihe Mayfair Inn which was donnt „ TU ESD AY ed, together with raid tables, for 1 * > the party by the hotel managei The Hoard of Malingers of Hie Banftrd Womnirs Club will meet infill <>f much toieti-si in friend* In at the ddli at U:!tO A.M. About an students, parents amt Friends 04II be glad to Irani Sliiifmd l» the onumillrcniCMt by Tht Woman's Missionary Society Mrs. luiuisii Cituglien Kntonia of Hint Mrs. H. J. Lehman is gelling guests of the hotel eo joyed Hie of the First Huplist Church will Jacksonville of the marriage' nf along nicely following up opera- evening. Refreshments were served .meet ah the chttn'h at Until P. M. her daughter, Puullne Louise, to lion performed on Tur-day in nl tile co iii'lii'luit ot tin1 putnes by the (Irange Memorial Ho-piinl in Ihe hosles-e", Mrs. 1. F. Sltotteer. Rucker, program chairman, direct-, ,jul.kM)tlvil|t, Alr „ n|1 |,vt>l| „ i Irluiidu. geneial chairm an; M i- M K Hak er, Mrs. S. C tlriih a in . M r- lin t tlor ‘ ‘....... for many years with hi* , . — . I old lir n y . Mr*. It V Cut roll, Mrs. f iu u lly . m o vin g to Jlicksonvllle " w b ii 'nhmda ^ v K. ft. H arper, Jr., Phil Hnelt, Ir.. .| M. ...... .. ...... M m I P a h iiu l If. years ago. and C a rl W illiam s, .Ir.. have nr lbdlrelnw The Huufurd Woman's Club will Mi. Hall is the son of Mis. J. (1. I'rirci- Were donated h\ W. K hold u general business ...... ting Hall uml the lute Me. Hull. He rived from Florida Stale U n i­ and luncheon toi menilrtirs only was formerly ussociaud with Ills versity In *|iend the weekend with K nd ei. Kvn He's Heunly Hlton. Ih l'il lespecllve p a n n lM lrasol lle a u ly Hhop, Lucille's For reservations members lle n lil) Hhop, I'elei Paul's lleuntv asked to rail Mrs. Hen Wade r,:tf" j" ' »“]' ' S T ^ w e m * • .M '1 .• w■ , - ‘ :- ' Benefit l*nrty Held Fur Celery Crate Nuptials Announced For . . Hmlgsoit Hall Fi^^tXr'cur ir n*i , ■- v , r f t , a : s c .r .„ • « . , 1 t a j s Mnorn jjro g ritm i'h iiii'iiiu ri, roiuluvt* Mrs. II. Vi'steidav * .................... ings after Hanford .* , in ....... ut Itidiioti at r i,m the proKram uMng thc then.o , A S T lS S a r ' ' ....... . First L. Anderson returned In hei linioe III H a st­ spending u few days with Dr. and Mrs. J. N. „ K.„ th eir home on South W h c l VV. T w I n u m W c d 'I ’ll T im S u n d ay Scho6l D apartm cnt of liir H e r s o n a Is HoptlM Church w ill j 1 ,1 E I* W illJ t ilH u , ‘ | . 7 ,:, | ’ . •' rrlo h ils of Mr*. Corn FH rhugb hohi their departmental meeting' -------— j will regret in learn of the death after, the Wednusduy evening pray r.Hiel W. Twiiiaiii of I'usti* ItlinilN MIHl and of her luishainl on Jan. 211 In Cape Olathe, Kua.,. uml Edw in P. W )|, d ia r ie s , Vu M i*. F lu h o g h w ill r* service. > 1 , 1 , 1 • r illlB H D A V i Minus of Surreotn wetn “.it 4 n ile®d illi | i ' tuiiiem heied i>y friends in Santlie oinrrlBge f m l as the fainter M is. John J r lb , . at high .. nmm ....... on"Ft))i.’ m'Toll. , 12 .......... The ItevleWlnji itylor ami spent muiiy years In, WJW.U. r .tht JHjm'S , at tag Christian ,u„i Musionaty 'II nylut A lliance C h lt^ h nf this M nfo i l with Iter husband. 'm t.'huroh wll__, . •fitI In Hev. iih-nrt C Htrtllh om eTating! M “ wFo are plpntifr.. Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln <lmnm left the C u ro iiaih in service am n* Thd bride wore nn nipin cJihued i^tired tu attend. suit o f gabardine- w |th brown u r n r ll-dn) in m ini 0 In Hieli Inline In hnt, and hrtiw n Bncersorle,. ;ihe Uah’sImi'K, 111 nflor visiting - fop w are a corsage nf orchids. Fnl- tjie Jin-si two •lays with Mr anil ow in g ............. tha nm pl.' ttrs. Fluyil Pailner. o^Mfe. Ouiatn left for a short wedding .t l lp visited fii'oiieutly In Hlinfnril prim and will he re through Hie C aro lin a 1 and li|(nii m li.......... 4bmin«ile Cmmly Jr* Chamber of ‘ Commerce 1 th eir n l III 11 they plan 1.1 make th eir lim n,, at TM U ru n e , Avetine ill K llS tis, ................ Cliapniiili a Ihe former HUH WRDDINli NLW YORK, Fell iU - i/P , Hlmi. attractive Irene Rich. hH year old actress, U re|Hirlei| planulng to marry (itxirge II. Cltffnrd. HH, a lit I li I Sf*M executive. It would lot the fourth marriage for Miss Rich, a llroadway stage star and one-time star uf silent film Hhe ainl her third hushaiid, David Hlakenhorn, were divorced 111 HKII. Nellher she nor Clifford, a widower since lUdfi, would couflrni nr deny the raporled marriage plans today. Hfminol* High Hrhonl • Audlliirlum * l| (Tat loci.)' Tlrhala may ha secured at Ihr Jayraa In/urmation Bnalh, ».i ill anil Ho Potter dty n f l*'lnrlda Ini'* wm, minis sclndaslic hull,.| ,,n.| |.,u I u i| iited ill much I l f ti l l* •nciul lift' ,.| lln- i niil|ni- WtmiiinV ('lull Will A n n ie K. Jo h n so n 'h i iMsirry ( |>l. J . Ik D ean Fieri New (MTicors flu Saulftiil IV1»111s1k1 s ('lulu will U1•i. i n uiim uil liu -mr w UM’i'tilkn ,n.I >111'itj*111 'ffui'iN mu Mar. 1 0 1Jm t hilt I*lii111i 111* 1111 Hak A vc- lln 1 1 i't ' ' At 1 t m1 ' * ini an tihk* tl 1 m i Mithii'l lllfl \\ *f|(', 1t 11'| *11>•| k*' ,i lu-.I II. C. Hli'liardsuii, ami lui-f l*r-M'R. Mr. and M r*. M ax Rum hit uu n o iiin eti today Ih e b irth of tla iig h lc r , Aaine M a rie , a t tha F e r iiu h l I.H iig h lo n M em o rial H o s p it a l on Fata 17. U T. min 1 Hurt' V in 11 nf ihftl I!, II it .I ■ H . | l i N. I " I hn s, jii- t 1 •I im n I if tin 11 ( | *I I hutli I * MHI t I Ki ll m ( 1 « ninJ'H ! tin hum-•t•11g* Riiij li‘iuH 1 11! hi •1 S ijlin J i " ii ( Mi \V» u lh i’i j, I r . 11 »'.l Si 111 A n fin it Kivi* ' ll 1 i| Mif) i f Si t1»a• |M1 i i| l . ' f ||| I ......... I HI a t i lt Ii Ilf •IMir it siw NftM*||| III I llllttl III f hi \ ft Ml V .„ I* . I •Mi.l II Hi il l | Hu viI'tltjiHif \t ill fnt 1 fil.iut* at ' ll» * him i. ,f I ,,,,| ,|, S.Htfltlil uf h*» I , I t h *-'•» h«*I Ul'l >t! The siiyinj*, "Ctiuni things co/uc in small pat’katios" inii;hl vciv well .ipply tu us. For ;i si 117111 shirt*, we have jusi .tlmtu i Iip hif.'.Kcsi jewel 1 v values yitu've ever seen. Spend wisely .mil shop I•>i I >IA MON I >!st W A T C H E S , J E W E L R Y hero. MAK(1 ARCT <’. <;VVAI ,TNBY .leweler Ml fiii'tiilt "I Ml........ IfIla- ill*' 11| V tf i'tl S IIMill Margaret C. ( atUiltnei/s t ill' . liiMlltlls, I'mi h a n k Mn * WITH RIU VALUES th l1 lit liii- t t n , I n I ■ h'£|||l| .| | , 4|||| nf Mi , CUIIIU'll M A T IIia t III' S AN FI IK 11 I ' ll. 127 llllll ini' 'li'hc jttm iiilaIt'll \tt u muffin Mill ol III |>4lfu*l«Iv«- lull til. IM I'I'I I t llir ilD W F e ll i\ M it 1*t." Il«dge \|i Ml A F ell r> | f 1• |( I i ( l l l l l l 1 , 1. "li Z .ii/i M M 'if IN I.OVKLV NLW FASHIONS COTTON DKESSKS *11 b i v I ln*m* l i e - h I.H 'kitig ille x M " '' 'I'lu'v a n ’ i t n u i i i j ! iliiilv u m l w ln d l ii i \<m w n iil 1 lii't ii I n r s iin | i| iiiig "t tin - n l t«•111111 >11 i l u l i t ill'd m g \ •h i ' i i - s u n - in In n t il In -ie in lln " io r'l’i •|i new t ' leu . Min) i i| ‘|ilc d im '• ht'int nn '♦ 'I K t )• i l l i i i ' W|*l|p M» tin- fti •. tins mn dn* MU', null ftn 1 m il l 1 m i 0 ill Don River woven gingham ,, * Ml«. r.J: » Utility <1 1 :i i link 1 i nn, 111 » till nf, I »* HiMiit h ni t 1 •n it ii t. r It. ft-fillIt Mrs. (I, T . Pent sun was Imstes, for the rejrulm meeting of ihe W nniau’s Council of Hie F il'd ' C h ri» l|a n Church held bet Moinlltr night ot her home at 7 Hi Laurel Avenue. Mrs. It. W. Cas-otn' twe PAHlrtsFe's. ' fdr The meeHlii' veti" h wits comlltcted by Mrs. O, ll l.mi dress, rhaltlnuil. Fallow Ing the ilevoliounl by M> J. It Fn rrl*t the mission t ,1 wns It'll by M is. V. II. flia io Ini'll, and M is, .1 P. W ilsnu 1 ANNO U NCEM ENT I'. I ■ liihllfttui 1111 m 111 lii't'i | U|i|'l Much. ii|t tlaiikMih'i , HIRTII tit \ »i'ii Mi" mm I'tiriir i *•|mm tf* * |>l f U ►I W iiih 'i C it iilih ' I M'I •'! 11111V 11Mil lit it Hill of off! mill Mi A ll 1 1 Ifill ■ n|| 1 M . IIHd i«( Si'll! 1mi*l hikt' |i(in * | vvHh For Council Meeting - Sn. ml Kdoeiilnoi." 11Hit Alls Mi • •I JlJ'lH j lioni followed the meeiin. 1 efresbnu ills w eie served n l. i 'll li lU 'l ' h n Those attending w ire M i- 1 Wi l l fi l i t l 1 lit lit M el*, M is. W. l \ Claus.', M, ' i L . Ilorlott, Mrs W ilson, M ' CiunUtatn, Mrs. W. C T i-o o . \t Id Pel Mann, Mr*. .1. II lli Ino.i Mrs Landless, Mrs. W. P. V I, I' d ! k ' ....... it» iltdit'mii M is. W II. Young, M i» .1 y \ kVlftll -t ull'tpl ■ | pllt (ll til*■«, |f 1 1 K nig ht, Mrs. J. |(. |'o*. Mi ••p iw in U *' JACKSONVILLE MALE CHORUS Fr. Feb 24—8 I*. M. I'li.>li. P\ lt iy m o |i,| Studio M i— H n riilliv H u lli lie t 'n m iliiy , d n iig lile i of Mi and M is Hi'da It ('n iin lr v *d H us n t y , whose e iig o g rio e iil I - lu'iiig iio iii'iliic e d liid a y lo I i i ' i i t lf ii' ii Young of -t in k - 1.11 v i Hi M is - I'lo in liN i , .1 p iip iil.ii iiic io Pei of S an fo rd 's gollegii *el and vvlidi a lt i'lid iiii1 I lo in in S la te I ’m Shop, l il t i Theatre. W I) H. Poll1' • III'111If11 I (11 It s| . fnl t111' line C iim paiiv. I C Peiue'v Cion• Will In Mi I; II ||i *"tv, puny, Hm iinillnt and A ln lersiin ’s, l; I; l in k . Mi II II M. Toiii'idons and liowntowii Clean « • ir, Mi \ K Sk.til, l . 1 , Mi era. I M i i i M s i l i a h , A lt \| Ni«*li II M < 11* I #1*1 iifnl Mi** l'» 11 \ y i -rni;-"twt't* ■.■ Mrn. PearMin (IrntteHN , n r - : ......... T H E U T T L E STORE S2.!W (0 $10-!^ ~ Phon* 1172 Dr from any nttmbar nf Ihr Jayrtsa Tee Shirts * ftoMwInCi flawlMt At alu iM M h IfWVf V 1 1 * kHI Manhattan SFRINU HATS .Snell 11 vvi'jill h ol I'uliir am i flmvoin, B. V. D. ;Y #4 , , S * n vi'i itiilili* s|ii’itiK Ritrildi nf imt'ailiAe '.»$'*! 1 on* llti'Hp luvr'ly haln that , Catalina iiiiim I lie •t-t'li tu lie i(|j|it'i'('UiIt'll! Mile VahlfK . . .vJ.HM In Marlboro a . N E W SEASON T O P F E R S ; Wr hm'e tht) ntyloH unit enlorH fur viuir ovary Dimtimnt from daylinm . lAu ..*17w.-♦\ '■ Beautiful Selections ‘ In colorful gahimlinos, junt t h u “riktht" loiiKth . . . * N r t a r t l y — Ivar WaaNikiUl i«au PUa.in«. of Bold Stripes^ Fancy Designs K And Solid Uoknp B H a U s- - m e d i u m - l a r g e . ' Wl tHitia haaedMIy hu«d plaid rkotl VsimiiIs, casrtrttM* (altar and long, nar-awt tail* for good loot* and tatalart. ladatha pottt"**. - -wrinkla-ratJtKini, (alarNr, fwNy Rwvnh.' Umci diiionolly woibobta ♦ar RmplilM uptaapl Slier 37 to 40. .... ........ ...... While slmpping in th a pU'UHunt HurrotintlltiKS of mir Htnrt*. ilnn't overlook th«MM* "Mnltlonfiirm’’ Rrnn that do ho nmcii for you! A t oh thou* fa m o u s Bttrkdliirt' lace hone anti Cm*ham S tride Nyt.-.n* . . . . . I' farnana S N IP 'a H H V fl' jual/ln at ttm k |f | H A D K M O IS K I.l'K and S M V tN T K tN . ' '«i a*- . . -• ' t&i it* * . * *' i f y - x » . • > . ' 1^' * - - i Tv •f P t - A m41m At how**!' Ptmibl* Pvt*** J ’ :: ■'V-Jg» -¥ XT - ----- '’- 1 V - - ’ c •/*'* -K- ■ '•*¥& ' W f& k Only finrkd t(> "afto r ilatK " lanliiunn . . . �» *■ ■ i T H l BANPOBD ffE JU L D , flA N ro ltp ^ T L O ilP A , Ed rurgol Leads, GoHdom’s Best In Houston Open wit X r -- ^ A ■ ' M f i l L** m TM Physically Handicap* pcd ■■Pro Scores- 6 f For 18 Hole Course fly MAX It. HKKLTON HD u BTON. Fell. *ct - ' r/p) Ed Furgol, the physically hand) capped Royal (Ink. Midi., golfe turned In Ills la-st IH-h<;to scon o/ his six. year professional rareyesterday to take tie- leaderalil’ of the 116,000 llniintun open. He ground out a .Tl-.lfl—»ii| sror. uytr the 0726-yard par 72 lira Burn country Huh course to fin himself two strokes ahead of lie fluid St the stall of today's sec ond round. float of the fnns, however, wer< Watrhlng two Houston Idols Jimmy llemaret, who now oper Alts out of Ojal, Calif.,-and Jackb Burke, Jr., who tegistera frmt While Plains, N. Y.—rttn Intr their usual Houston burl lurk. Neither has ever niinir- an lui pMsSlve showing here. Demaiet wound up with a 71 tight stroket. hack of Furgol Burke finished at 7U. Glttn Davis To Barr School Will Resign Army For Athletic Career George Barr is so proud of tha Profesflional T e a m s - To Bid For Servi­ ces Of ‘Mr. Outside’ WOltlO and Olympic figure skating champion Dick Dutton (left) of Englewood, N. J., la shown after he was presented the .Tame* E. Sulli­ van Tiunity, In New York, aa 1042'* outstanding amateur athlete. At right Is Jm-k Kelly of Philadelphia, winner In ID47 for his prowess In rawing. (fiilernnUonot) Prospects Bright For Good Showing Sanford • Orlando Kennel Club FJnirieH GRAND J U N C T I O N , Trim., Fell. 24 (,1 ’l -Prcajiccln brighten '•d for high caliber performances as the 1860 running of Ihe Nation­ al Hint Dug Championship passed the halfway murk bore today. Four more of the nation's out. standing pointers weir called up. The returning enthusiasm, no­ ticeably absent through perform­ ances uf the first ten dugs, could la- tim-cd directly to a classy exliihitlon of quail Minting hy two young pointers yesterday. r i m i m cr.—ri iiiis , Mtte The Inrga gallery w iis talking . 1O vr Mfllle. f l a ir - flirt, H llvnr N -ll W onilertul. Mv It -I|iic s l. Hill, Hue about Willow Cirrk Jim, owned Partiall. Ilia Ilaliti,. b y Mrs. Evelyn Johnson I l f tiulrsa lS T M M il l — ,1 lin k s M ile burg, III., nml Win lump Jake, tie■ Tax lin y . Hllvcr lly n s . Min. riM B T n a r c — K a t a rlt r Cn rnnls, lis t lloy, l l l a ' i i r 1t<-«l. W l U r i iJlb sl. I'okuninke, ('In ,In W ill. Pate's d irt lu>,I . . . a r .r n x n m e t ; K u t a r t ir M iss I'UMUlc. To ll K ly ln n . Zac Dunn. Taw Hall. To t llm isio h . Ml Doech. .tusl If In l,|, ,| , It.-, | 1-f,sti,o T l i i n i l H i t l^ -a /IM Ik a Mile K e y Note, lu ll Hliiiw n, (irln n . Hu e a r (lay. Its into Her, Mali, llu iu l fiat. N allla It. Penny lU iaw li. r o i H T n n a t n —A /tatb* m te d a y Patty. Murkeil l.a r k y . Mniele T -. ( lla s a llc . I Muess Ho, I fein | in. A la lia M arl*. <l,,nlim (lieu Huatl. Jn lilu iv ll'l'ln rk , MIsh f ill, , , d a lly Itnauo, It's l.iuty I Irater. Il|i 1nntaa LIN . BMVM&TH H U M— S 't a lk s Mil* F u r ,s i A 1,1.-i re f »I v 111■«11 f ille r . H eal flu sh . Im neliiK Jim . C liln k y Lea. fo rao lte n H iilly, Jm ly W ill. Illa k v Itnoklr. f t ld llT II l l l l l ; — so I l f n u rs e OIF* lin y , H ally Tlrtkn. (In itii'ie ii, F a s t Nm nrlle. Joe*. Hurrol His, LH'.i Choir*, .lay'* Jrrrv , .M V I'II I I K ' I ' — V lllt h * Mil* Katrlle. m ile H llvcr, (.'liter Unlit.v. F la s h v P llo l. I'ncirie I Hum, fro ** C ity . X ol by, Toe t i,i ...... T t i v n i it i n : — n u n ir s m in H*t. j>,. Jim 's < ilrl. H allo s. H o llis Hmokr. f ls m liu i Him I, Ante's H ill Baa Cam ber, Hhoelsss llo llv . FORT MONROE, Va„ Feb. 24— (Ah—Professional football and Hie l.eague baseball today turned that “cotnri hither" look In the dlrerljon of (llenn Davis, the former Army gridiron great. The "Mr. Outside" of the fined fiintlmll team! produced at \V«-kI Point Is coming out of th"A rm v The Army hbIi) so yesterday, ft accepted the resignation of ttm 26 ymr.-iJd first lieutenant. Neither football nor baseball — nor anybody else -- enn officially deal with Davla until Mar. I, That's when he will be free In ac­ cept civilian employment. III., Army resignation won't become final until June ,1 . If Dnvls plays fonlball — and lie said Inday he would — II will be with the Los Angeles RnniH. The Rams own first crark at ftrivia, who teamed wl|li Felix (Doe) Hlancliard at Army to form one of Ihe most effective offensive football comMiiHtionn In history, flavin mada H i p An-oeiatril P i r s s All America team In UM4, UH5 and Mild. So did Hlanehard. "I've definitely derided on font, ball." «abl fhivls, who also was a ha.,ebiill ilar. lllll the twinkle In Ills eye linli rated l»*vlN could he Hired to base ball. He didn't say so, Imt he hinted liuseliiill might win him over if enough of that green stuff |H dangled bones(b Ids nose. Heveral Hubs have shown an Interest in Davis. Aiming them me Cleveland in the American League nml Pittsburgh ami Brook­ lyn ill till) National. SportM In Brief Hy AKHOCIATKD PIIFHH , Boxing NEW YORK — Uvnrn Rtmeli, ex-Marine of Plninvlow, Tex., died of hrnin injuries received 14 hour* earlier in a Kith round knotkout loss to George Hniull of pltchert they uted to. Only seve gifts presented to him by student* of Ihe.n won a* many aa 20 game of hla school of umpiring that he season, compared to I t wh hns lent them to the H. I,. Perkins hit the select circle aa recently a A Hon for display In their window IBBrr. The Yankees won the ’4 on First .Street. championship with a single if) The gifts Include u pen, pencil gamer. Vic Ilaschl ami they wll nml nilenilnr net ‘ given Sgftirdsy P*y 'rw money for the com night to Mr. Harr hy hl«-*!ewe...JJn>r campaign than Jm- Page fir r •**•*" , :\t >{ .1 ‘“f'si'trlfc clocki *• kciavvtfpj' with two gold baseoulls on either Detroit almost certainly boast side and n little “Oscar" above the finest group of startlm the clock denoting the highest pitcl.eis in the game today, arv nelilovemnrit In sports. This much '•yet. because Manager Red Rolf uppieriuti'd gift won presented has been iinrihle to dig up a de l.t tin- advanced class hip) Inslruc- pemlablr Mill pen sporlallst th tors. T ig e r flRiire to flnlsli no hlghe Ttm g-.ld baseballi attest that th an third in :h*i coming Ameri Mr. Hnrr was umpire of tho Weot- C* M League rBCP' ,\Msoclatlori in 1824-25. of the Ho far. says Jaek Dempsey, win Texas League. 1820.111, while be- nlm: the Associated Press poll n low the clock Is the Inscription, the greatest fist fighter of thi National League Umpire, 10)11-48. nasi 50 rears, has rosl him closi Another fine gift on display la to l-'inn In long dislunrti talephum the folder full of Barr School toll,, ‘Tiiey've hecii railing frou photographs presented by Tod all over the country to enngra Hwa|tu, photographer. tubde me—rollefl,” he reports The school, which Mr. Barr Frrddiilr HusIlore, an upstate tiur stated was very sucres*ful, wilt respondent points out, won lili ,vj,„| up its five and a half week hIo-i id Kr.r.unl riiailc,. in Buffab term tomorrow, lie will lematn next Tornlay "hv only losing twi hr-re a few days; will take a trip fight in the past year," nml adds east, and will return later to make ‘*Tml „f course, that was all thi plans for the re opening of tfii* Hcriir Freddie had." sellout nest year. Hrltimnt officials ait- worry Inn The attractive golf hag recent• Hie possible effect Charlie lv presented by advanced students Cain’ , new trotting plant In You to "Frosty" Peters, instructor, is wj|| have upon tholr attend also on display, aiiie 'Ihe swunklcrt of Long Is .. lands three tracks draws much ol ( o llf J X C l l l l H k t ' t n a l l its pstronage from rich West IIV Associated Press Chester county, which la ndujacenl - to tInin’s layout. "What we'rt Clue in Halt HU Long Island 55 afmld of," said it Belmont man Hyracusi- H!t CCNY 74 "is that loo many of them, ill Fiiiilhain hi (ieorgetowo IU ' stead of making tho long diivi Kentucky 6H Xavier (Cincinnati)!nvri in oiir.iilnee in the afternoon 5)1 will find it handier to hop over tr Mississippi H2 Miss Stale 55 Yonkers after dinner to watch tin Florila A AM itH New Orlcan* troth is." Xavier 5H Manager Hilly Meyer of PittaFlorid i Stale 71 SteUon «2 burgh snys that Puul Pettit, (hr Ftntro 15 Triinsyivatila 12 p|r«lrs’ 11 (111,88(1 beauty, has tin Nntri- Ilanie 55 St. Louis 6* best fast hall since Hobby Feller ni.lahoma AAM ill liilaa 27 Wl|s ,,, pis prime. Tho Brooklyn* Muskingum 71) CHlorlieiu 54 w j|| rn r rv „ n | y two eatclters/this Bliss 74 Wilberfoire I ’niv. 711 year |t lonkM' llkv a dangerously Arinina .State (Teni|iin Mi Njw fou m,ni|,1.r until one recalls Unit Mexico 75 (jo ilinjges was one of the hert lim n s. I.laiu ................ Hu H er, ll*n a*. pulu . . llo. IIp r ll r r ls ...,. Ilea. Hrb. I'a iilu ia * 5o IJ, H u b * fMllinlH* , , 55 l.tu lift. (.'iiiiliim w -er i.'rt. In 1U-IH, Miss Kllliy leiiHletl the quarter finals of the British iiiaa- to atop mi ■ l*|i*mltiiK 'r o u t is li h h i in ii **, 1***1 (FOB AM* MODEL CAMS) Set* Thru* CJitallly Matn R tfiire You Buy H Jack K. Morrison, M anager n i in V * Ho 111>* l . ? ! - t oo | Hu H er. I 1 1» - l.n o K Honu* him skipped the uprlng training re:;*lon» for several year* and lie doesn't make the Pirate ruml trip:, imy more. Rut when the Dues are ut Forbes F ie ld no i* lie. The Wegner Inline In tf11it town near Plthhurgt* Is filled with tro­ phies, Hnmi-t’ favorite I. u tall i.llvei loving cup awarded Mm In IUOH for winning the batting champMii ships of both leagues. The cup was given by Moneyhov Lvnni, ,i famnut mlnitrel tnun of the u*rlod “Bee that rup," chortled lloniii.. "Iloneyboy hought the cup with the idea of giving it to his fiienit Ty O ld, but t hitHt Cobb out tbal year and got It.” The Flying Dutchman retired from the playing ranks In 1817 lifter a 111-year Major League career, lie went buck to liatfbull in I Mill as a Seoul and couch for the I'll idea. Four years Intel lie wiih named to ha»i'bntl'a Hull of Fame. Wagner's iill-tlrnv all-etar Na­ tional League team goea like tills: Infield; lllll Terry, first; Itugrrn Hornsby, rcrond; I'it- Trnynor, thlnl, Outfield; Leftficld, Fred Cluiku, center, Clarenee lieauiimiit; right, Paul \Vniier. CatHiei' Rodger IliesnaliMii. ITIehnrs; Christy Mathew son. the bedside. Rmich, voted the brightest rookie Wait Farrell hit nine home runs prospect of 1847 hy Ring Maga- In 40 gunil's for Cleveland in 18tl T.inc, gave Small a heating In the early rounds nml had a long lend n major league record for cir­ oh points until the knockout e i n cuit clout* try pitchers . I lux. Itch, ii n o -).!,o , * A B V f i B J J w K R ■ T ■ _ U r k V , A ■ l i t I A 1 hvI . r Chrlitlanseiti high hurdler who finished fourth, Iihx been luot from l*it year's winning squad that piled yp 6B 0/6 point a to heal Yale hy nine. Yale led hy big Jim Fuchs, the beef ihot putter In the world, la Michigan Stale'* chief rival, in the field of 46 colleges at the 20th annual indoor meet at Main* enn Square Harden. Other* are Army, Hotmi Hal), New York University, and Manhattan._______ a B M ' ,M r* lll|ll* 1/1 tin* (IS O *iraiiR*s VuMnrtus, INDOOR THAI K ,1*11*11*11 Ii* six* tin* It 15 NEW YORK, Fob. 2 4 -C P )- nropatrult* Hurt* sn ..... llu x I I .15 I 00 Mlehlenn Htate will bid to keep T sm rsrln e s ___ 1/5 l)ox I I SO • l 15 I Its Indoor track ilmnipicuuhlp of Itaealpt* I.Snt p ackaaas W**lnasthe tutrieellcgiiite Axsoclatioti of day cm Ilia Hantnrtl Otsta Farm a ra Amateur Athletes of Amerlra here M arkal. f ir m ilem snil sluw tudsy tomorrow night with a tiny team unM*tik*t p racH ca lly sit commodIHes. of II men. H ritliis rv lu F a ir i|* u illly s r llf iu Ton of th?Mt, however, are point Ir is llis ll prlc*« if ln lr il - ^ 1 in* 11*1*1* , i m is* so Hu* warm to tha Job he wo* out there to. do. Ha acored only once In the first psrlod but mnre limn made up for thlo laxmtoo with five hevy finds In tha second hour, lie hand-, lad them all flawlessly. v Jake had hu troubles late i*i the test and ended up with two unproductive*. Frank score* one bvvy and two eingles in the first hour and forty minute*, hut was out of Judgmsnt thereafter. ruler hip .ipiiiim that had him hoa* pltallied for m while. But he has with 6 no thought ol being unywhere Imt SUBSIDIZATION no the ploying Held once the baerhull season opens. , ■ Hack t, A sit* 11.15 ■ 1.00 .........TftJHS""’ winner* from 1040. Only Paige h io i UI recovering fro m a mu*- 1 , 'K IM ■ Velluw Hu H er 1155 Turnip**. I ’urpl* T u |i lm » licit. I .75 - » 00 T u n m lu rs I’ll*k»V $J.50 H oiiuh I h .. ilr r - n FLOOR MATS canle." - ft on - 5 nn t U •I vO I .00 - (.00 I I . I* • 1 I I t l ou i n i , in 3- mi mi mi sli, By ELAINE KAHN , CARNEGIE. P*.. Feb. 24. — (/ft - Birthday number 76 Caught up with baiebaM’s Mr. Shortstop today, but to bandy-legged, iiideilruitible Monus Wagner the Word retire » jail another term tor going to bed. “j. won’t quit baieball until it quit* me,..................... A Cock of birthday card* rained in Pirate <oa:ft HU r»6r included a 25-poun Mike Henedum. • —----“How about that,” marveled i Two Investigations were ordered lluriu*. “All tho»e people re-1 Hj" r immediately to datcrmlne If negli­ tnernberltig me. Why, I don't kr*'* ‘ nigence played a part In ith fatal mo«l nf the people who He.--', me H(,n< IS.uii - M I III,llll l, i:*i wto Winner Says He Won’t Quit Baseball Until Baseball Quits H By W ILL flRIMBLEY . NEW YORK, Fab. 24. - (/Pi Roalng, subject of many probes -rant undtr thk microscope again '"day at ring and civil author)Ic* ,-oi/ght an answer to the death 'if Lavcrn Roach, gOorl-looklng. 24voar-otd mlddlawelrhj of Plato', fiew. Tea. rhaiging Tusker at Ml yards. It figures out at *!ioo |H-r barrel. Incidental intelligence: Mo.it racing erdta am fouled in April, with March and May the next most popular months In that order. Marty Costa, Penn State's cocaptain and center, never played basketball until two yeara ago, yet now holds the school's single game scoring record of 112 points , Conch Wally Itiitts uf Georgia predictn tho Chicago Hears will lie mighty ulenneil with Floyd (Hirezy) Reid, foimrr Bulldog halfback. "Strictly as a hall cnirl#-r," he communis, "Reid Is not inferior In ability to either Frank _ — Ham s, on e x h ib itio n at this lia - Binwlch or Charley T r i p p I.” N A S IF IIK It a T I T I j! F IIIM E M N ||„ na|spottem en's show Is un $ 1,When a Oentglan says that, suh, he H liiM iit r ii* . U'J Htlft elephant gun front E n g la n d ain’t Just making idle conversa- no Mty 16-18. Probe Into ; Conditions Fool ha II FORT MONROE. Vu. First Lieut, (ilerili Davis, one of tlugiealest gridiron stars In West Point history, said the Army had accepted Ids M-sIgimtion and he would Join the professional Lon Angeles Ranis next season. The fo llo w ing |irl< i s report*il by w hich Is guaranteed NOtJTH BEND. led. - Rov Esi, p«,i|t*H oil III* H iililo f'l H**lu ...-----pvnan. 24-yeiti -old N o t r e Dame ,1111*1.' ,Miirk*l tui tirml'ic* subl fonlhiill end, died from Inlurlies to T i in k e rs m ill lu .ile r s u|i to e ll. i i . I'JMI suffered in a gymnastics demon­ lli.uI-u ,. .11TtUfilarKr**o. <l*tl stration, ijr*il* < l ........ Ho. Her. II.iO WOMAN CHI.FEU ATLANTA, F*h. 24 - </Pl Dot Kirby, a top Amerlriin woiniin golfer for Hlimi't 15 ynnrs. plans tin compete In the initial* Women*; Amalt-nr Tournament in Ireland RUBBER MAI'S Sports Roundup — A t U ' l l K ■ ■ ■ W ” . * KT ' V T " I P _____.—t 4 — W g f PTi I R i Ty . > |i* M « — J _____ f l f l i n you pilot your Huiek down the highway p a il the parade of le x e r cars, jron’rg L’ST renlice one thing, good madam, good eir *■1 if i* th$ ticrtl invj i}f moil olktr Jrlvtn. So you owe it to this adm iring audience to keep the! wonderful Bulok of youra purring «t it* proudest — gliding over the roughest.ro«ds like i cer on • cloud, w ith never n squeak — lively, long*striding, end staying that wny longer! t .„ • A nd one of the easiest ways to do th at is to wheel into ou r shop onea m o n th - esk the m an for our Lussicass - and h e re 's w het will a When you get your ML you’ll had a won­ derful turpHie—twe DlWCAtl-MlK «W more than a teuMne "greaw |ob" but, man alto, whet a dHtaraace II moktil - ' » ■Vr n V • f. V use r W in n e rs Grvjrhuuad Gtta la oa i m : iTjwatff) , tSb W u ihH -1'' f; ^j|V£||y^4 �m aM jap It1 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A P A O E S E V E If — T /■ ' , t "■ 1 ’ i , l / i ^ ' * . . J r ! ' } U / | i M / ( ■( '1 A i ' i Illf> y m ir w tlti» .ti . l . l . n » r * iw r im its ltv n r In l l l l n r n r ) til I I m> l i f t i n ' <tf I In' «" I ••I K i*l l )m - . 1 lil I ' l l l i r l lit I h . I 'm u i lln iiiw in H iiu in n l, K lo r llilt nit tin* 2Xtl> .till n f M .ir r h A . X O T IC ■ CM N TO i t m i A H MH-iri: in' m anteiva m i n in TO : L E . S O>IIA HA Ma E in > w i:iu » t > \ " E'M v , ™ i iin .i m o .n N i i T U ' E |H II K it E l l Y U IV U N Hint t i l l P lia i A it n u - . i n '' I'm <*■■*tri—-n . w ill l«c r n l e r - j m u V T , ’v ' ' n r . f rcittltirptl tt lle f ffw w lk ck Ir 'rrn nn i i ..jr j r liii m il,. "I ll'P i i i i i w I 'r n . i m l i \ p arte. oi. I!.. m k ,. ntn.i n l ,i .. nlur u n a r vv ,, aX 'i i>. V illi « r * h .ra l.y lint 1f i ml Ih a t '.i X\ I l N I - H H in 1 U . i m l .lin t " f l l C l i l t i; i :. n III u n it i n t i , t i l l t'ltltltt* I' l' ll ill ll r i "• ■ * ■ . i 1 I cl l l l l . i t . I ...... ........ .. I '.illllI V la. .1 . , . cult hue li c it enlereil In tltr i'|r - »e«l c l ti.tiirm il Hrm m mi' I'ltlltily , in tin- r i m i l li . I'n iirl_ , In itiitl (n r Legal Notice U*gal Notice rilll / 1 J cult t'ourl of Ih# N inth .lu illc .il i' lr . K lnrliln mi llil« Mn* JJrtl tiny cr cult. In unil for Hcm lnnlv I'n u iit). K r t n iia n X I' r'M' F lo rid a . In chnnccry. im ilrr ih . " >’ lli-t tnlmi t i l l , of AMMON I'. llo x x 'r.n m i.V 1 th" C l ii nit I ji'ir t P t a ln llir vc tl'E flH O X , liK N K IIA I ’ c f c l i l i e In. M AE a ml lt d - Ihcl the H u r lil n .1 'H Learn p a n ic * Two Tone (ireen Paint, White chnut to d a y . UNITED Very Beautiful Car. *2275 ® ® HOLLERMOTORSALES Im o k lM f ir e nn jffMte Lfn| l»i - i I AV E IT ft* IMhire onrf '•*'!! 1.1 *1*11- r i 1 now m hi m • ifU IC O liim p iiR i Fo r Itmulta Th* fnllawlna rale* apply In all Araat A4a pabllaftwl la Tha ■•atari HaraNi I (Imp tap per llaa taaprllaa • l«P per llaa laaerliea • IlHMP fii per llaa laaerliea SS tliaea m per llaa laaerllaa £Vlabla V.%2SJZ.IM! W " i*W far Mark'fare rape. PHONE 118 W all M i will be arcipli* •»er th* Itlephaar na m* la araaPnm rhatae It ynur aaaaa la llatad la the lelrphnar bnah. la rdara far thla arri.mian**llna th* adtcril.cr la eapeettd In pay pruiapily. la nrdrr fur a* la tenilrr l*r heal pnaalhle let line, all Wliat Xda mu. I he la our utrtee ua th. day herora nnhtli'Bitiia. w l u w anllty u. Imairdlalelr I* error nrrar* In ynnr ad. W* caaaat he re.pna .Ikle far ■are thaa aae laoirrert laarr- THE SANFORD HERALD f r l. CBAA i-o J ii? % k«l W Pin. U»I K n U U Tor S n k ~ 3 imil t* . . idfir it h w rlu h i r r .iiM iiv t i. him k, iiK id iim i |1ih n im 'K H ii > upo n M kli ti o't *dec- M ifu ii itlfiep w i t h in * •ni« 1 «■I ,v ;m m |i K e r t llK r r ilM r t h u t o r * . i»lnw». -a # V H /iU n k li,i itf| t**o|p, etc, T u iiid h p r w o h o il u ih r r fiirm C*| III |1|1!C Ut A I po u II |i«' r tciiiiul |ir««tirrty of !>«>femltiMlk. lot a te tl o n Itim! d o Pi'ftlfCil h 'l nW YO U R H E A R IN G S E R V IC E CEN TER —A ® l0(kp Sflt ID -ID W ORK W A N T E D p a in t in g Phone 1321 Ph"ne'|00(l-R Now available, La toil model High* Hjiend Fluor. Hand ........f-Mop rent. « ;e l.iiwc.'l l u-l i unxi'ilililc tin rile itu.iii T il DO YDUIt ■i>i>rtiiyr mid pulntlug. All xvtu k gum itriieeiI us in uml win kiniiii-hi|i. I’lciiilnin I’nlnlH, trnllnn iJi.aft • niMlorinl T-Bhlrfa, white A Cnlnra IB''' Prices r«-MHitriiil>li*. ttniliut me fur cstlliiutc nil wmk. I'. IV. Men’s limifere ft.uft Bellamy, P. O. Ilex t u n , Smi Army snrplua cuts, 1mmIn, hlunkela f»riL , ■ _ _ sunglnsii's, hoota, ehuea, tnriinul1m, dnihlmt, TEH BURNKTT ARMY-NAVY BURl’LDS d o d R O A D S l i:i{ I.A N R V 'f 10B N. Palmetto 2IH W. r.lh St. aX'lliyShSrrnr**r I. u a u c I I I n f I III. im lt llr I *’ i .ir ila n l S e n t liin lc t 'm .n ly , E ln r l•la r t 'o iiln lt iln u 17 h i t c . n iu rn n r Ire n . T o a c l h c r w llh n il a n il » ln « u la r th e trh rn trn U . h c r c ill h im e n u am t .n u i'.n (* i A tire » tlte re .into h r lu iiR ln p n r In n n y w l .e n p iic r t a lh liiK *m l ‘ he r e n te , U n u c n anm1 n il p r nn ffVVy, Ithh e r e n f :; m ilillI ante Ini h r n tm ie to "ii11r fy t h e i.r n n *V a h I*<7/ h ii a ii ij n . Hi. Special Mnatcr llil i* I M .i i : n o lia r iu t fir \>v. pur Vertogreon HP NTS II MJ at .......................... \ I' I I I I l' 1 ' . l . | ) A 11 l i t l'i I , , ‘t ^ W l ' - i a i 1- I'll I >NK '0 H H A I* t i m i f : . I. o I n r.; •»j ,i k .i o n d n il of th n t i»orl I■i ft Ilf I .fit r»N K or th»« A t Inn Mt' PrvH**l l* ln e Ita tlro iid l ' " * rltetil n f w n y of P lo f lx t i t .n t lil A, Of l It’ ll VI J(iHr|itp» t lir r e o f « Vi Ho rl put lo H P o h 1.1 lie .! m I u H'k Vltlfl (if Ht ,14 1 nt'll&im ........ n i l . | In In p in t ifl.lt Hook when you feed your crops Vertagreen It's n fact tli.1 t smnr nf the filictt rtf)", in tins ic 'lin n *' Iinx’c been made xviih V r r la g ic n i' T im k 1,1 "W ri* all ovet the it.11 inn have found that Vcttagrcrn'i rntit|iletc. bcttci Im I,im n l fnrtmila bcl|"« them get l.n g fi yirt'U nl tun 1 qti.ility vegetable*. I'cnl Veit tgreen tn nil yum high imomr crops. It xvill ir j'iy you litany times met U n lri tixkiy. HEARING NOTICE \n > I ’ci'.N .in nr iin s iim t i U ’i1 a l ' o i m i i t ' i v i i i l *^-l5r ,s K .\liit'll «|t in 1 r i 11 $ 1 li e SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR n Utc Vrit,ujrcen for fswnt, IIn v i i , tic«», 1 fir lefts .m i/ g a rd e n v o g e l title i. ARMOUR FE R T IL IZ E R W ORKS I I. k - u n t d ie . I It HUN HI A . w o r m D E L I 1X E S P E C IA L I D O O R SED A N 1 2 .IMII) M ile s — In I ' u l i i l S h tt|)i‘ H i 17 P L Y M O U T H S P E C IA L 4 D E L I D O O R X K S ED A N Everything to complete a first In Tip Tup Shnpi' class Jolt. Cull or come Into TltACTOR \V()Vk. I'lionc in7-J ThrtiiiKliullt for free iislinuili'H. .link Ru.. XKNhAUlK Class A Paint Co. sell. 112114 W. 2nd Pin.ne 320 10.17 Tii.XKDO KKKDfi: Cpmp)et« line. Fluor Handing nml Finlslilng: All Hunt's Tuseiln Feed Store. Oak Kluera laid, samli'd and I DO O R S ED A N finished nl the rigid price. K F, itiNliKIt MAUHINKB, nexv A list'd In r lift ter Thun Ax prime Htevens, Tele. 71*1-11-*. TerniM 315 K. Blh HI Ph. 1021 ItKPAIR HKRFlCR F t .llH lll.f g ia n t pepper I ' ln iilIS M S P L Y M O U T H llAhllt. Ttnistm*. Kh'itrle linn*. I t ' i i Hi iln e v , P h i m e 2 3 0 -3 Anything ('Icrlnral ('nil m i ,‘ t P } i s s t ‘n jj:i* r ('011110 O N K M A N S h l e y d e , g m u l e u n d lwrite Mill llnrvey, Plume PtM-l Kxrcllcnl Tlirntt«hniil tluu. Call 401-W. in P.tl Hus 1-137, Sanford. Heiv Sw a p s h o p ton k . 4ih Si. iie at Itt lie-t, n m C H R Y S L E R 1 We Huy, Hell nr Trntle iritutl NKW FLOORS siirlaced In per»nything. Plum* 1PB-J^ I him Setlati— llvliutll fectine Oht flours made llk< I Millin' S l't:»— Nrxv I'iiittl t/2 U P. electric motor 1800 rnni new, Hnhhlng. • leaning A wav­ I in -220 V. 3.0 II.P. Klrestnne ing P.nlalile power plant, 22 outboard, good a* new. d laving ypers ns peHence In Seminole; hens, liaml cultivator. Phone County, H. M lllesson, Lake $117-1 dlB W. 2fltb^ lU K’K M a r y ______________________ ___ tit FT lln C S F f'RAll.r.R on r'oun FHtflUMlRB try Cluh Husd. Box 133, Lake Hales and Service Mary, i'la. __ _________________ tfKROHK N K Pnrtcla in Ranges; 2 Factory trained qualified Ser­ vice Men. gooil cnmiltilun. Price very rea- HILL HARDWARE CO. VKLAKA APATMKNT8, Rooms honalle. P h o n e 683-M. ___ K*_l E. First ___ Plu s * $1 to! Store*. Ufl W. First Strut. Phone 4EQ-W.___________________ FEFpfeR PLANTS — Florida CALL 617 for Rattery, Generator Giants. C. A. Hinton, Phone ■nd Htarter service. Swain's 133-W. LA R G S 3 bedroom furnished Battery Hnrvlce, 301 W. First apartment, 31o Matnolla. A. K. B X §V CHICKS - Best Grade, Ht. A om tU r, Florist. Ph. 312-W. NIOC 7 room unfurnished house. Phone 1117-J._____________ lakejlde co^tatfcs, fully lehed, all convanleneea, avail* Mar. lat. $110.00 A $70.00 jwtmnntli. P. O. Boa a ll, Ban* fro iil Ki|Ul|iim >ru fu r F o r d - K e r n I r a c lu i 1 I S in U M p t r u c k KNOWS m oans BITTIR-KA SIER | We IhiIIi Inae when yon don't hrln in th*' fuui Ifkii1' 131 vtaaanlta l i u n r BUT I’hnltn 103 .i t r| till i t r r t i l i t i r f llP lr llm liir I sap. Mi-iHd K t n il T r u c k iM infH C w .iu tiii Kortl*l-'f-rKUAiin i n i c t o r , Nti y HEARI NG O R LA N D O . F L O R ID A o m y m ir | i r e i u i i p t l m u i'll nil h lu lll'Hl iiii iw l o t i JO E I I I S. I'.itk V*r. 11*1 I II.V S II I l f I I I It ll.S f l X l i e . i l i.'K mile In n nl tinnii' Articles Cur Sale fur th o t l l 1 1 l>r. Ilcnry McLaulin A S K JO E ? fh im p on lea. ! I til till M illr r - U is | u i) i i n , Use HERALD Want Ads w ife, \ 1», HiSn, ufier t^r I«f i >ril ntr (i PliNrYH Nltr* trial i> lc c o sm h i. tit •"! Mf iii»« P o in t I loupe n f lio ttitimt*' i ‘4«urily. F f o r lilit , th e fol* low tun ilt'P i'tlh e il firo ttrrty H ltun *eil m il lir t n g In H n iiiitK ilo P o u n ty , 1*1 ' Htil Id w it 2 I IS 1 .S IIM H , t m i f f hi ulp, Mi Hi r M m 'ki ait*"! * i iiMtr | .t 1„ «vv ia li t lilU U Hi*' It V Y M I I M I ^1 « l ' t » l.lf*pt»«e«l l l r M u r iilld A k *'OI K in M l.ilo IUi»t« m u IN C . fit i M f i l m r i t n n il' V*1 S. cotton pioiliictloo hm niov«t west In recent yrnr* *'» that Texas. Arizona uml <*nlifo*im now account for muirly lui'f the crop. 's s / m iW U » .M IM A M Cmn- SLAIJSON, WHITE & ROWE m i COMPANY re-roof M E IS C II M E IS I'U , M.iti h HU BALL M ODKNN W A t T i l Ilf f llllllP f t «»f s i of i f f ThU frc. h t n ik le i w r it t e n hi A m c rtc a ’a la u d in g a m t im iiv ,>!» t t iv e a lt n e n l C n m p a n lc a m itt .t in * you t h * 'v n i In b e tte r In. nm ,. nn y n u r I n v e s ia d d o lla r s I I c l . n .d e a r IV e ftl'ln ln a I h e itd v iin l n it ,. am t » , t ra . a a a u r a i i i f n f f r r it h r r v i i . i t a llt ic r v la ln h n f v m ir fiuntii c m l cm o w t if rn )il|i In n n in y nr X m r ilV Ic a it ln a liu f iis iilr w W r it e mi iiin .m . fo r x m ir e n p y Im la y . Wall Tiren. One Local Owner. A LUMBER rrtiiM ilrl ran t in t TH U I i\ A I ' If h ll.a n lc , I lie it m l « r - ‘ ] c l u " - 1 .» S in , tm X lru it-r m i l u l l l i '■ ■i ‘ n n .f i U ftiiK i«i »r»^ ^U»U ituriio n o w , 1 . 0 1 im k.(ifn*' y o u h o w i n p t 0 I n ***i cl**r P H A t i l l * S o . 1 N o th ln i: dow o yea rs to • it V 7IH r r o i n h A vr m ii I 'll, t i l Invaaitn.nl ThU li'H K I'Il * Investors In S e a r c h Of B e t t e r I n c o me 1948 CADILLAC " € 2 ” SEDAN n n .l ...... (!»»• ..................... A H t i m w . ^ [i i ll.iln lllr , S a n fo rd Kl».t m c WT fO fc S X l l PH ONE t ..t n n y , r e lie f t u u g h l U a n a b . n l n l . ........... . Of |t|v u rt'» . u nit y tin u r r r r iiu t r r .l in • r • -------- P A LM E T T O & SECO N D * ■ " ...... I. iM inlim l,- I'u u u iy. Elnrhln. In C h a n r r i i n ln rc ln t 'K N T IIA I. >'I.O IlII>A I'lti •!'I i "Tit i \ C I I E H I T AHMIm' I A - | —i ■ ..n , , •riitirntlnn, i» in a liillM .1 I 11 a c t n r ii 11*w I tM inlrin illMd 1 lillfttOY' I p|irn> c u rt for trf»»n»r HOu ro llp t elt-ry |tat»er I Ilu i* i eh rv .v lic Pullnrm Tested Flocks, Reds, Rocks, Wyandotte*, Rock-Red K KR08FN fc-rtiEl, Oil for 'homes. Call Alvin Odhant, Sinclair RsCrosses. Not Hexed. $4.00-100. fining Co, Phone HIM, Positively No Leghorn*. F.O.B. flK -— Swedish and Medi­ MedlC.O.D., CRKHTMONT HATCH­ MASH AGE ERY, Dept. IIS, Box 7, Black­ cal. For evening appointment call Dorothy Weet, BOO-W; wood, N. J. ' R S tfiR tfA N ! T - U v T b ir r fo r ORLANDO Mornrng Sentinel, Or- ■ala from 6 A.M. till A P.M. dally. HOfl W. 2nd Ht. .A N T S , 13. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 319 t;. Iwt HT. I’ ll. HD I Our Nairn Room I* Open Nu I iim Ih ) Aflernuutw control TERMITE infestation! Undo Evening Hlar. Call Ralph Ray, 116 6-3.________ _________ VEN ETIA N HLINDH marie to :i-tiM as order. Seminole Venetian Blind B 83rd and Oak. Call 675-R H E LP W AN TED Co. 8$0 W. 3rd Ht. phono 7i00 P.M._______■ _____ ____ 1 1 0 ,1 -W . ________________ MORE JOBB AVAILABLE ■titlve frame iiuncalow. Drag line, buitiioscr7 dump trucIT, lnife rooms. R1A residential INCREASING demand for Florida muck, fill dirt, shell and day Fftihlons Dreeaee Dresses requires InIn 1813 Palmetto Avenue. by load or job. Contact Cubsted creused production at Sanford A Raulerson Contractors, 108 B. factory of Florida Faahlom Ity water, alee* New York Ave., DcLand. Phone 10 WOMEN WANTED L. A. Cline, 468 or 886-W. _____ on power eewlng maa praferred — good wages. LAWfTMOWERB Sharpened," bfcydee repaired, Lock work. Prompt Service, rond end sldewelks. Conte flhuman, 810 E. 4th 8L Manufacturing Co. 904 East First Strac T O T ra rf6 * W F o S IT OWNERS - Let L. B. NURSERIES of Lake Monroe. Supply you with Ornamental ecruba such ae, Llguitnm, Ar* moorlvcr Privet, O a r d e n l a . Podocarpus, Viburnum and Ceooe ™~Cr^tS'Q5, ‘T t e i W M M '" wxitwir w .^"^rf^uTn t e a r n R V1 m P P A Y S IT S W A V . IN S A V IN O S . . . Yeq cse cotlrol tannlta Infetlatlon If you «tH we KOPPROIECUO LUMBER In yMr home fo* Mpel«i r* modsBng or j heltdln* KOPPROfECTED LUMBER ksi 1 heed ekemleally heeled le hue gdh plant Mr year pecteeHog Bqjfrrt Isnntte InfeiM4ea at wall e* deciys M end.ialMeW the ready cadi to p e V > In flva aqua) mcnth* a KOFPROTECTEO LU$4$ER b evdleWe U eU dsn end qisdet apd we ces awbe psaap* Salivary • M HILL LUMBER suT p l y T ard ' • I i* �I i •fin - w ig h t A tta c h e K ill General Motors Vr 4 Kn.m Paa* To Cut Prices .1 (InMilu 'l'-l I'llll! l.tl ill IfII. lo when the Pnni-bl On All Vehicles ubalance uni try." *v. of ,.tl i l , -at a Mod i rm-l.- were nnnooneoil today bv tlemrnl Mnfni (’orji Tb.e ee.li.e. tlona lire effective inline ifali'.tj mine will, niiiiniio- n i.cut of ito-.vnWurd adju I im i ■ in the cost of ilvlliv nllnunm-. lo In- paid (iM •rntdnye . An ndjmdineiil of the cost id living n lii.w iu ii'e given (iM cmrni|iloyi i- pm-t of tin- eonlrmi lallw een (IM and da Innir’y and •aim n .I w orhei It t* i. viced a c ­ i*| co rd in g In 1 1" eo-t of liv in g Index o f the Io n ia n of InliO i itul i-t le ■ Under tlit* le io m o f tin- n d ju .it viiiibhcc rr„ai i-i m (Canijnaee r ra a Pu. DM) hit Icbcrg haprcii rounded (Be curve. : Ar- ll wo, known that- Karpc mffered iiiun «mit. which made it difficult il in : fin him In aland erect. Knrpe left Vienna yesterday on 'pl*‘d tin- Arli-lc-ur Kaprecn cn route to ein'1 Part*.' In- wu» ruluriiiiig T<r~nnr I liiili-d Htnica mi leave. If* had •erved nearly three yeara In Hm'lnin-xl. Ilr was In riviliin "Al len-t liti at air* Itnve eiiii-ineney“ Ti7rnsttrm mi |i H e n ry C o a l D is p u t e Urging the need for J IJ T It O I r , t el.. 1M I / V ) -P rle e Mnriauli xtliil: | tu ts ra n g in g from X |fl to f t l] on 11..... ... (im i il.,-,, n p in ire n tly would !,<■ I hr lo a jo r i.o n ric s of possible A in e rle ln i'n ld : I T In apis in i f Vfi.nno.noii arm (nn.l voted P ie a id r iil T ru m a n In C o n g reas last y e a r, lie bin. a l.e e blind to n -e tl in Ibe general of C h in n w il bout a for nml e. rn tin l la g , 1!. ’I lie |ii,ln l fo u r program of le i liiilr n l tisx lslanee fo r Ibe worhl'i. iia d e v e l.ip cd in can. T h e tu .ig rn a i >f o-iw i,e in lin g in Cm igres-., d. I Minns from the g o ve rn m e n l’s I'x p o rl Im p .n l H an k, lik e the 1110,0(1(1,Dim e re .lil e nririni l.i-d la d m o id li fin iN ilino'iiin. I- A lim iie d share of tlo- Mai ll in ll P la n fund-, voled for W e s le in / m o p .'. ranee in p n rle d ly would in c lo il*e •mo.' of it . H .'iiV .IJ pa ssen ger CO U PE $795 Sominoh* Count v M otors VI, ml, w ill I....... Mai I, S a n f o r d , D ie t * body, Mr*. Vogaler Halil •'ha wait one of II oI i'h very dearest frtnnd,. HU death U a terrlldo shock Monday. The Judge denied Hopkins’ form-' al motion Hint the civil and eriml-1, uni I - ill’' ti;n'I . I .* . and the proceeding be endeil. id <b>- coal -apply. "Virtually all of the nation's cities Irave the came problem. "If t ills contempt lx established in a p p ro p riate trial the nit la the view of llie government that the fo il power and majesty of thin co in t" be used to get the f ille r s m o ii . P e a b o d y , 56, Fro m In Vienna lent Wedneiday night. Told aliout the dincovery o f the Peabody ret Ion or HiiHiorijullon „f the re-.pendent union nml wholly In cmidnvontlon of ami contrary to the ilirectlmiH given nfoic-aid by the respondent Hirough it., office.rs," said Welly K. Ilpiiklns. Hopkins is tdde attorney f-,r the union. Htrlpped of Ilia legal phrases, bin argument meant I hut John I,- l.cwla, its piotdlltad of the .-oiirt's order, hot I ha nrlm r’i. bud not obeyed. buck on llie job. Ilupkim- objected to having the dial 1.I 1. 1 I tonmrruw. Judge Ki-e.li then aat It for me." K iii pc, 4fi, wfts a dcatroyer romIinmdm III Ibe Pacific during the war. lie win. awarded the iJ'glnn ..r Merit and Iho Navy Comntenduilon ribbon for outstanding war In Wa diinglon, the Navy report- .si Hint Knrpi- Jind been In llurh- Help Keep A perfect mm-day tour by apebciumw rial bus tb the Bak Tower al Labs taw Make* for Carillon Concerts, with » h 19% M*«l lW stop-over at Cypoaa Gardena. Aak Agent for ackeoaWa. GREYHOUND BUS STATION M3 F.aal CmmMortis) fbooe M G REYHOU1VD Sanford and Seminole County Gro \\v H is lc n l In .'li;ini'iii)' i i '. r r In Wiltoin .M nin1 I 'n r i i i l u n t Ctdiipiiiiy, w© firttl w m it lo m u iliiinlid In y o n jfontl peitplu oi’ I'linliit'il, Hp i h ImoIp C o m i t y n m l m u ruiiiiiliiiit l o r r i l o r y f o r y o u r frit l u h l i i p nm l juUroiiiijut In m u kliijf tin* f i i n m r T r i l Dnvirt I T m i l l u i d C o in p im y a m im ttw , W r Heck y o u r r o n t l n u r i i IT iem lnliip, Miippint u n d p u t minimi' fo r tlio n r w nirrtjm n y . Wt? n r o H tuyliis in Hu- itiin- loyiitinn .llit* ituirm p«,it<oimt*l will ttuivit y o u . O u r jHtllry will I..- in I'm n i d i y o u w it Ii g o o d d i'p c iid a lilr mi ridiniidlHi* id low i' ohI ii Ioiik wi th ii . n n i'd 'o (leijln- tn j»•\i» m ilinl'h.'lory m -rvinv You iiiiih I Jir it.gulittfitid r i n t i d i i c i w h e n ym i inidio u p ilr e h n s e id J \ ' l 1 J! H I SMAl ant re Title and Abstract Ho, of » ,-uf .-ivlifvh hU brill her, the lute 1*011 I’ea.iM-k, wax president for nine year*, A Ma-on for 1*7 yean, Peacork »nn h inellllier of |odi»e No. f* .■I' Hanford. lb* nl: ■ ■was a mem’-' her id Urnre Methodist rhurrh. Surviving in additlnn to hla wife, are n ami, l.nwreli>b, and two diidgblein, Mrs. Marion Asha and Mr*. Nalley Servanakl, all of Miami; three brothera, llouglaa, lirooklyri, N. V.; -(iiorge, Dallas, Tex., nml Clifford. Alexandria, Idl., and two ulsters, Mrs. Hally l.ee Griffith, .Sir mol a, and Mra. Inn MmihIibII, l-'loililn, Hervivei were held Thursday In lleas funeral chape). It Oitiimml J-le .l rt NEW O W N E R S H I P r MHNKFFK AND K F N I 8 Newport News, which recently J"lin H, Mrr.jfw, nt*warrim»n, commenced a four-month crulae UJ>N, nml Nick Kr-niw. Henman, that will take them to many of UHN, nf lAfr> (Vlrry Avrnue are the port* border!i}* on the Medi­ <»n duty In tln< MeillternuiPnn terranean. Hm Newport Newa In ntioiiril tho heavy rriiiacr UHS the flagship of the Sixth Tank JOIN THE service. tlolluM In I ini.,Chinn, lliilum nngld a iesl since Mill, He was sent there ns a Naval member of Hie do ilio sam e in M nlnyn. C liff III i - pnldi dn-i of llie Mon Allied Control CommUsloo. leie. I'enllisiilll lie rr. Id. He WIM I t l'li\PFHT, llongury, Kelt, li-t d.pidv Lo linger l.ltpliriin, when dpi Hungary demanded laid ibe Jiao 1‘iani'lHro inayni was cl.iet the Mniulmll Plan mi don to nil-til Hud llrllalii nml the United I'liihi. before llie Ciiiilllilliii I sweep HtuloH i educe lh(dr diplomatic luff- here, charging they had f In < ••ulitmer. In ib e new a m v e y , C r it f in w ill t... ii implicated In the spy irinl ..f Ifobcrt A. Vlueler. i ii- ........... .ti!>-■ f t>v a ■ mall I'l-onp Ho I .on.Ion, dijilnmatir official' i ,i - linieal experls, and l.v Ham in I III.yea, an aide of a iilnnl i, i-ar-b d ibe Hungarian demand i -i m II i I'v of HI tile Wdlaid I lea |. wan a move to get Hie Jump on nd LVdliam M.-Affe, an olfii oil tin utile Ami-rlcpn and flrltiati ren| llie Stale I tept.l lirienl ’ - I at I :i IinI Ikii for Iho ronvlrtion u( Amei lean lai diicssman Vogeler und Ca-deln laiiean. lux llnii-h iissIstHiit K.tgar Hand(ii* ill fitriiiiiU . H m ti * w ill In ji i vvm or- I v mill Hie United Htntes r'l'lilh H(l li(*i»r ll*«M ID Ihf and iinluiu were rnnaiderlng the * t »if tivifu* tilii. -v nil' r t • * ) liiHIJMlU pu'i-ibdil \ of breaking off telaiHiitrt v i iih l * ifijitu v11'^ am i o- fP* dole .sub liongary.) I lie llm.gurlun governinenl I'l ty i< 'In. linn hi *it i nl l*v ink- IhiMuhc «i |i|i| im tiniili'U i NiiliMit il '.v«♦11 •*! I Kir m Jili iii|{ Minimal am Special P eL u x e , S i/ . fl.lllo FRmATFKRJ^ltJl T O * S A N F O R D H E R A t P . S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A h a v e s e e n d u r in ir a d v e r t is in g and llie p a st te n y e a r s iin lir in ] ^ e f f o r t s o n how con- th e p a r t o f th e ( 'lia m h e r o f C u n n n e r c e h a v e lir o u R h t r e s u lt s to o u r v a t in n s , c o m m u n i t i e s . . y *} ? '! I- i ^ ‘ Seminole County has made remarkable strlde»''ahd . iillhoii^ti we do not claim nil the credit for our present prosperity and growth, we have seen many of the projects lor which we hitve worked realised* RlldtiRW’CRD visoali/ed continued growth ih the future If'ithese ef* foi ls are contained: ,,M' 1 K 11•; IM'liS 1 Ttj. n u ll - I . Id r .il.ii'I T in l w in d ) H t l j l T i i l e l i l I'ubn' In c lld U a U It 'id ll, W 1111V I III • I;,SI e a ch In n e r s p r in K SO FA m o o s I '.unplolr wi l h unti l, lieddiup roinpiii'tiiU'iil, lu v .-iid in iihuoi'I p i I liipindi’iiin, mi < ;a C I1 A IK S s s io n a l l t j n n d r m id UTdiiid finiidi, P r i o r d fro n t l!M0»2;f)02 meters I‘l in ’d from ifL’tlXill to iffitl.fil). i t ' p t o IIIMIO idlow niu'o iiiullrimit, D IN E T T E o c M a trcsse s (or y o u r old W A T IC K M E T K U 8 If»;i7-I,8ll meters S U IT E S 0)10-1,480 Willi cxlomdnii tiilili* nml rhitlrH. Flninhi d in liliu'k & whito or umpUi, only, i low up 0)60-2,MHO meters* Increase 64% TiadOPIlONES l*)50«:i,4t|) Increase 131% IIIIILDING PERMITS Total 0 )40-,SI,100,000 titifinM ird I i i Mph unit flutlrp Ii pIccM up MHM»--n,114 meters Increase 76% f Jin.nfi Homes alone, Septeniher 0)40 thru Jan. 1660-1632,600 ‘ OOSTAIi KECEIPt’g 1640-944.011 0)6(1-9676,807 Increase 1,413% ■■ j***i'/ i,:*i ‘ -iV'-V i.i i;v. Seminole County Sanford Itorktft-H in niulidi $l(Mlf) , SEE OUU STOCK OF (iOLDSEAL-AKIMSTKONti-FABCO mid o ilier full Iiii.mii mini mid floor rovorliiKH l»y thn ynrd. Hiikh ntnrkt'd in ulzrii front ii x 1 ) to x in. Yard gondii (docked In II, Uand 12 Ft. widths. This has been Seminole County’s greatest tourist year and it has reunited from consistent advertising, pb- tabling proper facilities for entertainment and provid­ ing what limited housing facilities We have. If we con­ tinue our advertising, entertainment a n d p r o v i d i n g more housing facilities, this business wfll eontinde to grow. We estimate we have 2600 tourists In Seminole County. Competent authorities estimate that each tour­ IrJ aVU ist is worth 910.00 a day, so you can see how important > this business Is to our economy SECOND HAND BARGAINS 2 - 3 piece Bed Room Suites, one ns low as 2 Overatuffcd Easy Chair, one ns low a s . 2 - 3 piece Cane Hack Living room Suites, One ns low as 2 Odd Settees, one as low as . . . Stove*, Ire Uoxcx, Itrd Hprlnff* owl otlNF SMfal IlMWk W E R E D E E M OCTA0I W K BU Y, S E L I, OR T R A D E N EW SHOP EIjSKW^EHE—THEN COM FURNtTURR AND A N D BUY B U Y NEW. M B' COUPONS ) USRQ FURNITURl Bt 'TUADB IN YOUR AS:- -e.ii f e i;s ; V ; t ■ ' * ' i i islsSw,* i f. v- jy V. . 1 . M . • ’ . iM �., - % • 1 ?■ ' r ^ Oiap r '1*-' ?J*SrVvrm,k"lr 'I . ;■ iatfr i n m: ■ z 'T ?'•'*'/' •* *, *■.■ ." ’ • to Unity Tlnra !• Strvnfth — AN VO LU M E X X X X I m K 9 n m n Esta b lish e d 1903 Innocent Plea Voiced By Coal Mining Union Attlee Party Has Slim Seven Seat Majority Attlee Checks Election Returns WASHINGTON, Peb. 37. — . f’oft cost tori tra ct uce<\. : T alk 'hienday A largo representation of vari­ ous civic organisations Is expfeted to licnr 0. Farris Bryant, Ocaln attorney nml slate repre­ sentative from Marlon County, loll about "The Four Freedoms, In an .address sponsored by the I.tons Club at tho Episcopal Parlth House tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock. Ha will he Introduced by Malcolm MacNdll, who has charge of tho program. The Jayceea of Florida twice named Mr. Bryant as the moat outstanding young man in 'ho state, said Mr, MacNaiR, and ho was chosen by news writers aa the outstanding representative In tho legislature this year, during hla freshman I body he waa singled moat promising o f tho Ticket m* door of tho Irnitheon wll M. D. Mrs. Edgar Mltehtill died this morning at 11:20 o’clock In an Or# lando hospital following a short Hinas*. Her resManco seas at KM Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Mitchell was mualc Inatrnc'tor for Lyman School and also had a private studio In her homo for piano pupils, She was a mem­ ber. of the Hanford Woman's Club, the Bailie Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo­ lution and tho Methodist Church. Rorn In Uurtsboro, Ala., Mrs. A Mitchell came to Hanford about tflU seven year* ago from Oregltovllle, THE WEATHER Fair amt continued rather caM (hit niter noon ami tonight. Partly rloudly and alowly rising tamper* alures Tuesday. N EW SPA PER Associated Press L e w d Wire M O N D ^ Y F E R j7 ^ 7 9 5 o " ‘Little’ MerchantH Line Up For Coal Rations PilMI MINnttt Clamant Attloo fa shown si Lsbor Party headquarters In London anxiously studying election raiurns. Brtlaln cast • record vote ln th* critical elections, with an estimated elghly-flva percent of the allglbls voters appearing at tho polls. (International Radiophoto) Valuable A n t i q u e s Cancer Patient Gas­ ped Ah Doctor In­ Add To Loss Of Old Colonial Home serted The N e e dl a 21 M A N C H E S T E R ^ , H.. Feb. Fire of mdrtonmaod origia ttsstrojred the old coloalal type horns — (/F V - A nuns testified lodgy she of Mrs. rsd G. Yarkss at Gfgavs saw Dr, Harmsaa N, S i i d n iajsct wiKciMpFr iy d k b r ialo I hr vein of yritr.rday morning. > T lir 7) year old home contain­ ft cancer patient ,and that h f ,lhcn ed many vahtobls aaliciucs. snd Itilned to her and said he would the Inases >ard estimated at least call the undertaker. $50,000, laid Fire Chief M. N Miss Elirnlxlh Rtue told a l i­ Cleveland this morning, V man jury trying Hander for murder Firemen J, T ; Bennetl ami W. U. lhal a few minuter earlier three Rowland ware’, sent to the seme petsut;* . im hiding another doctor with the snull bowler pump Irm L. and in co-opcralib'n with die vol -tried vainly to find the woman unteers of the Oviedo Fite Dep»n paliciil'* pulse, ment, were able to prevent the Dr. Sander flushed once— (or the fire from spreading lo the home ol first lime he has shown any out­ M ». Endor Curlctt about 200 feet ward emotion- -a* the pretty blonde away. Mrs. Ycrkes, at* elderly lady, 24-yc.ir-old nurse calmly outlined l<'•■ «faB•e n s F a s* suahu the "death bed" drama. Ihe 41 year old country doctor n accused ol imtrdtt in the "mercy killing" death of Mrs. Abbia Borroto, 54, by injecting 40 cubic centimeters of air into h«r vain*Mi»*, Rose, who cared for Mrs. Rorroto from lh« tint# she entared JA CK SO N V ILLE, Fab. ]«7.-</P» — Florida's newaat cold waathrr the hospital, said sht saw Dr. Sand­ will push deep late the peninsula er apply an empty syringa to the early ftimvrrnw, the Federal-(Rate dying woman's arm. Frost Warning Service nradictcdi Then, she testified, tho dpetor Ita advisory for tohlgnl and to­ turned ami told hsr "air in the morrow said; veins would set Ilka OH embolus." Light Frost Seen For Sanford Area EarlyTnesday Mostly clear skies and slightly (An embolus la doflnsd at an roldsr. Light northerly winds be­ abnormal particle circulating In Urn coming norths*!larly orar south­ blood—auch aa a bubbla o f air or ern districts by. morning. H -atS***S qa Pag# Oovapr Temperature* an Wfeb .ground Clayton B. Brown Lonnie McMullen To ServiceM Meld Today Be Buried Tomorrow Clayton K. Brown, 43, died at Funeral services will bo held at 10:30 A.M. tomorrow In Erickson Funeral Home for V A. "Lonnie" McMullon, 63, who died at 18:00 A.M. Sunday at hla home, 1020 his home In Wildwood Saturday afternoon following a baart attack, lie was a former, resident ef San­ ford where he lived for many ysar* prior to moving to Wildwood. Ram In Mascotto, Tie., Mr. Brown was a member of the Con­ tra] Baptist Church and alto pf the Brotherhood of Railway Car* men e f Ameriea. . K * w*». «*• * Funeral services will ba held at Elfe Avenue. Mr. McMullen was bora In Per­ Erickson Funeral Home at 4i00 P.M. tomorrow with the Rev. J. E. ry, Fla., Jtue 00, llfT t and earn* McKinley officiating. T in ra- to Safari In 1*11 where be had mains will bo sent to Augusta. Oe. irated a'barter for services and burial will ba farmers Mar* mad# In UranltayUle, E. 0. ' gsmabUr of the . Mr*. MltcJmli l* sunt vod by ana S w a t aad the brother, Uoorga IMPP BfJ: and one niece, and Mnt. Charles irg ef Orlando. A DROWN IN AUTO , No. 136 Senate Group OkaysProbeOf Nation’s Crime Judiciary Committee D e v i s e s Plan To Study Crime Opera­ tions lu N a t i o n LONDON. Feb. 27— < /P> -U W A M IIM .IraTFab. 27- i m — bor's ovrrall majority in the t&tae ■flie >cit,ri^ indinarv romrmttee toof Commons fell to seven <1.1 v* a|i|iiovrrl i rcrolutmn for a today with one of the 625 dtslncts lull invcttiK.ition of poruhle inter* still to vote, labor's majority' In I 'talc iinina hv organi/ed crime. the last parliament was Idflj Hie retolniron. hv Senator KnI lie slander margin mad* a new lamer (I) l*oti(, would provide general election this year alitosl 1flDH.i.MtP linfn thr .Senate contina reruinty. There were hints | ccni too,I lor ihr 'holy. Becsuie llial Prime Minister Allies add I nl thl*. it mint hr* ipprovrd by the L'ontenalive leader W in a ! o r | i l l l r , i o rio i,p l r r h - |o r r H0 ,nq to Churchill will delay il until fall the '',- ri.ilr flo ur under a "gentlemen's agreement." | I'inlri u, taini*. the ludiriary The Communist Daily Worker M*d ] i omntilicr would dctrrmme wheth­ the phrase "backdoor coelititB." IHII OWINOUNO W FFlt of cost In Chics go has hit the "III He msn" e* well as the twrae- dealer Ttreie merer oiuami'i) , iirnr opeiatei in innts lined up In front of the Mngg Cost Comi-.iny yard when word got around ‘hat the company hail re­ rhsnts The idea wuuld hr to get some , lei .tat' ■oioitirr, r m hiv traniaced a limited supply. Aftsr being rationed whatever smalt amount they ran get the dealers red'll, h ceiv pressing jobs done before entering Mnt*rmttl<»iat gmmrtpfiolb) lionv who I, would he m violation eoslI to runtVa«a. v«.1;!!*..? -wav t •* - n ^ h *i cne dollar a bushel. the heal of another campaign. ■ d ,talr oi Inl'-i.il law Delayed returns from three re­ Il would iLn mvrrtlgiite the* mote districts of Scotland gave the ulentitir* "I |h im i * i ni firm* inConservatives two more victories vnlvril. md ,**ck In (mil util il election was held last Ihursday. luteMl.,1* inini- opri.illiili, le.irl to A temporary truce such a* hat thr "dev-l-pturiil ol , oTiliptlng 1Pbeen suggested bet wren Labor and lluen, c, f rank Lvam , who will pietide «. m.i-lri n| ic fiiK im n lot thr J5tb the Conservatives would per mil the Iltr <tumnillrf would not be lime at the annual f'umrei Night pruKiam next I rnl.iv niybl al 7: tHt virtually deadlocked Parliament to rtiillmn/rd io make ie< uimncmladeal with pressing problems both oMotk at the Lake Mary Community Home, bn lav anmnini rtl that an | I f l d v i l v - A I f t l C f l I I H i l l Inn- >,n n,v I ilc law, lelatltig to i uulilsnclinp program imludinK hand mum. piriurei on the tr rren. and "1 . .. . . at borne and abroad. C l’ S , A t C l * ' r l i l r d garni,hint „ i m te ilric wilh the -.tale Most news|iaiitcH alno forecast I -.peaking will be pretented. iiid il. will, ,r,|,r< | lo gambling. another general election In late The Seminole High School Hand will plav under llir duet lion ol summer or early autumn. THii H. L. Week. George Swart/, noted traveler ami In lu rri, will »lwn* on An imeiiihfieut hv Scnatm Mcwould give parliament a chance to t .in-1, iD N e v i (,, the niigmal the i.rreen colored plctirres w hich* OKLAHOMA H U . lei .7 get the budget and uthrr necessary a * i . (A’l Heavily .limed lomle • hat K e fa il'- r , -.oloMon. adopted by money bills out of the way. Th« Ire lias taken in Florida and will ■-* p fs I I I* A r r l f l P I l t l l Labor and Conservative parties tell of travela In tbla dale. Talks will be giver, by V o ile 1 U U I n L V I U E I I I * ed among the ml d c im k , im u lim ,! 'be rommitlee, broadened the pro wuuld also have time to rebuild I ,i ,* ii>v in look into all forms id Oklahoma City today oi >rarii, their treasuries and campaign IVIlllains, young Hnriforrl attornc) ol a viriou* itinglr lord leopard of uigani/ed m ine, lather than machines. i', »' and candidate for tlm .Stair* Leg­ islature) Jack Ratlgan, merchant Crime Minisiti A U ln rettti lhal lias r»,tiled puiviieit lets ‘IS Uiimhlmg alone mid civic tender) Judge Doug la < / l « 1*1 _ J Meanwhile ,,n the .Senator floor, to No, 10 Downing street hour). Senator Limn T human ( D-Uklaiworked at putting together hkt i ay or of The desperate hunt lot the am licensed enstern Rcnntur* today cablnst. Ha probably win nivi ready by the tipis the Labor n» mal, only * faw weekv nut ol thr trying In force form price:. down To oideil . _ ,the_ five _ _____ men ure. cu t1 " bars hold’ a. pra-parllaman* will ba given eatrn which uerr H o s p i t a l N l i r s c S " l - jungle* of hu native India, hiamh nml mill Hie ci*o«),r would he a deprrtsitV caucus on Wednesday. ^ >carved by the tlVi M. R. Meer. of riionm*, chairman of the SenHa may pmitna oatllna then men the policy Geneva, who was W e d fof hln f e n r S lig h t I n j u r i e s rd mil In all direction* Ubor will Follow In »a Wfbt rope1 carvlngs of Ihe facer 'of men and I In lapid >uicei'ion Ihr hunter*, "te Agriculture Cmnmlttea. *poke ......................... ....... « A r C a r Is W re ck e d . I ..................... , .|C , «• the Senate neared - vote vole on n" walk to .itay In power. TWs polio animafa tm the rants, ahd who died rnme «l lliern empmynig 'i>e, tallv 1 'potato price ’supports and cotton will uevume known offielaljy In during the past year. Valuable I Hv Assuelated Press ir»a«1aa.4 na C a t s.latit* M.agt. ,,Hutments tits Kihg'a :tpm'cb front the throne prltej will tn> given to the five | Death rode Florida's hlrrh ... . . ' « '# . ’ H>, nttacknu on amendment by when Parliament opens Mar. f> ulilcst women present. 1 It l, widely expected that Atit< i oath over Ihe weekend as Ihe r If I t * lI T $-1 I , | f T I I H >oitnr William* (H Uelt and lltnjga, will he presented to all R f if iiiuffffi # tit her ilia* would will drun any further mention of per^os over *1(1 years of age -v*,,,1 IIifh «f 11 ptmonn psri nationalisation basic Indtiiiii j I f s n n g ll* l I l O U I I I **iit down government price nipnut In traffic accidents. Two attend the program, and tin, hadgi*, L F I v c l \ / l .....[„! meh luoic nop* a- rl|h and that the Oohservattves will more fatatllle* werr recorded ,„ol wheat Tim >e prop, now gorentmenl i will ba marked with j IIvcc tu de­ today, climating a weekend that riunporl broadly the t ----~iti Il ■■nttansa »n •*■#* »:!**•» pute the silver anniversary. Per ICaattaaae On had ,fSn violent drslh occur suns wearing llie-.r hudgp, "III he In virtually avary ,ecllun of thr ailmlltad free In the Hits Tlim itrc Male. 31r. and Mra. Sherman A I I.AN'I'A, l ,-t> 27. HP, during the following week, through 1 W.' Ilasg of llughenville, Pa., t Piirlic Au,In .on. in cld ciil the courtesy of the Hits manage- driving horns from Ihelr Florida tin- l-'luriilii A.tih -Iii II uu „f Snll winter vacation, were killed when (hue,,-iv,il„m ,|if.lr,,l iii|„*ivi,ni . merit, said Mr. Evans. Ihe ear In which th e y were rid- 'in,I ling,- Av„i, Park >iliu.< grow fti order that thr program tie Ing collided with thr southbound i-i. died ,,f ,, hciirt attack In ., over early, It wax decided to tart "Silver Star" on Ihe nulnhlrl, h„t* t 1,,'ic tiiday , WAHHINGTON, Feb. 27. ' ! ’• It promptly at 7:110 oVhnk, he of Tampa. ll<- n a . here •» illcn ,I a ttin-iA L E X A N D E R I'lT Y . Ala.. Fab. |fV i A b lo n d -sla ln ed — Two American msrchanl .b'" slated. dm mil inmil , >>riv rvitluli "f ml >v reported today they were b«ml* ' Four automobile anulenl, tin in i-,n, a-rvatiiin dli.tilct, li'iglnntMu In idac nud tw-o lo-ive, of bread Pioneer Night i» always eaanly and strafed from the air at II„,,* being looked upon u, impurlreel during the weekend tu heminob ImiinM ,cr rommunlst-held north China port looked forward In and enjoyed |,y Managei I II. M«aid<;y -,f M,<- nnl ,.|,ICO 111 the mystery of an County, but no serioiit mjuriei te Henry Grady II,del at,I Ihe l*"h>> elderly perxoim of Kemlmdr County of Tslngtao. . Ido Iv m urd ered w om nii. tr n fls v a l On Pag* r.t*st> The state department said tbr and Central Florida. Hie body of I lie victim, eatlmatIda fun,, lender registered .limit' maiter of the Isbraadtsen ship hefoie H A.M. and cuiiiplallind tlml ,.,l I,, be ill), wn found Saturday "Flying Clipper" reported his vrs (In i, ling near u t,ridge acfoaa Lake he "a.. Ic lilig III. sal wn* attacked while anchored A doctor wit- unit lo Id, ronin, Maitln, ,lx mile, eolith of here. II o n , l a , a n n » K ls k ll In the harbor. She va* not Identified In New York, the United Stab-. Iter clothing hud apparently Sanford Rvtarlsn.. today voted Lines said one of Its ships, tin* been ripped from l,er with a knife. n t l / l 'I l N IWllHt on whnt should he the No. I |>i> a.IMWMnn "Pioneer Dal*. «*• 4 ■ n . .. A doth hood wa * (ie,| over her W ILM ORK, Ky.. Feb. 27. Jcet for the Rotary I'liih durlle\ppM Iir III I (THOIt <ll(| , ),||,n banitnna handker­ strafed and a bomb waa dropped — Asbltry's L'ullegr's ninralhnii the coming yaar. A II,t of oiijht ido.p r.slern. chief gagged her mouth ii Capt. James F. KimssHon ad­ prayer rneatlng enterrd It, flftl, projects were submitted t,y P r c i Heavy rope had been used to dent George Touliy, including lake vised them was on* plight Injury day today. i,c the woman'* baud, behind her There wau no Indication when front /lavsIojMucnt, vcwm ,-slmi All |„-i «n> in Seminole Could v back snd knot ht-i feet together. in tho Pioneer Data's craw of bn. Ha was directed to n turn in the services, a series nf derlara- done, civic cltlh hull,ling, t„*nutl who driiirr lo icgitter to vole in Three bullet* had pierced her tlons of religious faith, wmiid end. flcatlon of tho lake front, muni till, 'ear', Iteuim-rnlh- Primary chest. Japan. Regular clusuen will be resumed clpal parking arsau, tnlentlon <»l and Mih»o<ilinnl elect mm,, illicit The first reports on ths attack-, Police Lt. Eluyd It. Mann of did Id no not Identify the plane thai tomorrow, but the reinlntlom- mny public property, and boat launch- a|i|i,-jii In parson before Mar III at Alexander City mill n hoy fishing continue Indefinitely In Hughes mg. facilities. the ruglatiatlun office at 1III Mag­ pulled up m bsrrscks bag con­ mad# them. But officials hsr* assumed it w* > Memorial Auditorium on the ramIntroduced by Andrew Htlnc nolia Avenue in Sanford or at the taining wunieu'a clothing xhortly a Chinese Nationalist plant trying pus. were Jams* Crapps, Janie„ |||K apeclsl one foi hla dl.trlct, Lour- before the body was found. The auditorium servhes run gins. Dr. C. L. I’rcfconx, Jo* Ssun tin* A M c e n g e r, allpervlbur of ta enforce a blockade of Com­ Purti of the clothing In the bag munist-held porta. The United llnusd throughout laut night ni„l drrs, Jack Ratlgan, and U, 0. I , legl diullini for Seminole Gounly, were matched with » slashed bit States has refused tu recognb* plans ware made tu start separ­ Park to whom hsppy birthday wa< iiiiiioiinced loduy. of tho woman's undergarment, be ate service, at Wllrnuro High sung. The following 'iplnloli wa» ren- added. this blockade. School at noon today. The plan Btvaral Isbrandtsen ihlpa have Also In the hag wore two loaves Introducad by Dr. A. IV. Epp* dereil Mr,. Meiaeligcr from the been attacked by Nationalist war. was'announced by spokesmen for wars If, E. Bigelow uf Hudson. Attorney (fam'raPs Office: of whole wheal bread Inside a tack 30 to 40 high school students who "Ail electors of Seminole Comi­ ahlpa near Shanghai. These were labeled "Broadway City stores, of Ohio, 0, M. Marsh of Rica Lakr, the first attacks at other port«. yesterday sought Christian con­ Wll.. Malcolm E, Gregg of Mil- ty who desire tu register and thus Hollywood, Los Angeles. Pasadena version In tha auditorium. wauklf, WUo AI Lawrence nf become qualified to vole in con­ ami Crenshaw, Calif." Lt. Mann -aid officers also are Lakawotuf, ’ N. J., Ralph Ralslun templated by nhnpter 2S0lt> must of Kalatnuipo, Mich., diaries Mar­ appear In person before the proper trying to find out If there Is any ian of Lnkfwood, N. J., C. II. registration officer of that county connection between the woman's f?r such purpo*e This «pplle« to death and iame bloody clothes dllD U li, of Mllwaukse, W .. Charlie Morrison led the club In all elrators, Including persons covered baslde a puddle of blood slnglnR with Harry Wrgter at thu holding federal positions, or xvjni on tha bridge Thursday night. are in ths military service or tho piano. A toxicologist, he added, re­ reserve corps. ported the blood on one piece of "The privilege uf transferring cloth was from a normal child B TjnilO N O L E K CLU B Niaeyear old Daauypost, who with hi* father, mother and younger Rtataoa University's Radio Olea tile nteviouu registration of federal birth. A sample of blood from th* igr,'lMn»rgp'>.ttva aboard the two masted schooner "Elsie'M/Reich* einplu>*» nr those who are In tho puddle also was being ihsv'kld Club will entertain members of dashed at the Utoaltlpsl Pier, fasts tarry for boys who live in tha Sanford Tourist Club and military service tinder Florida for possible connection with tha guoala tonight at 3:00 o’clock at Statutes, llf4L Is not applicable woman’a death. “TTmy tea llw oatae thtag day aflat dap," ha osptaihed, as he tha Tonrlat Cantor. Harold Glffin to Seminole County In relation to This asst csntral Alabama town tha installation of the permanent Is about 30 miles northeast of hdlp waddtd a taMl b a t out of cafdbMfd. “Op a .chooser like will direct tho singers. raglstratlon system," Montgomery, Ala. MMA w i m i § w — pa^ m mR toPw IBMwhp Mrs. Messenger urged all thoso few minute* hefara, Danny* ....................■ a r c a B i a ', ” Uf ,A r i b * a i - d f ) eligible to vpte to n gistar before Mavomus^bimther l m *or ln Raw Jersoy, ha acquired —Poll#* m m that William E. ths deadline on Mar. 31. Outstanding Program Arranged [Wild Leopard For Pioneer Night At Lake Mary Evades Pursuers For Third Day C o l o n i a l H o m e N u r s e Tells Of In Geneva R a z e d Seeing Sanders W ASHING K W Feb. 27- A / V ) Inject S y r i n g e Juhn I.. Lewis' United Mine Work­ By $50,000 F i r e Public To Hew t Final Returns Narr­ ow Labor's L e a d: New Election May Not Come TUI Fall WASHINGTON, Fab. 37. — I f l — The Army has ordered post* with lass than a 30-day roal supply to rut consumption drastically. lloapllat farllitlm and quarters for pallenia are the only esreptlone. The special Instructions to all Army Instal­ lations having Ices than a 30day roal supply were made pub­ lic today In response to a re­ porter’s Inquiry. ers today plrsdcd innocent it* conIcnipl charge* rcsullmg (rum the failure of 372,(XX) minus to telurn to wwk under tutiil orderThe union waived it* right to ■tt'aailopod M rasa Twu> ^ 1 N D E P B W D K T D A IL Y 8 A N T O R D jR S B 5 ^ Federal Judge To De­ cide On Contempt Charges L e v e l e d Against Lewis’ UMW Hat Inns today were recessed In ­ definitely but the government kept both parties subject to call for further talks on on* hour’s noltre. Presidential fact-finder David' I,. Cole said both sides fell “It would bo a good Idea lo «« bark and consult with their associates." Asked whether the derrlopment could be coo* I rued n« encouraging, since it Indicat­ ed thst Mimelhlng was on the table for consultation. Cole re­ plied: "I don't know whether you ran rail It progress or not." Ashed whether the recess U u "hrcHk-up”, he replied: "Oh, no. no.** Federal mediation director Cyrus N. China, whn sal In this morning's nne-nour session, said hr would report In the While House on developavanls. VON ^ a n f e f c Ife ra tft t« Protect the P*act at Dm WarMt To Prawota Ika Pragma of A mica. Ta Prodaco Prosperity for H calw i <.71 - y m r 'r ^ v * ; Mar Seminole SrrT«/SLV "' " Lounty Week-End Heart Attack . Strange Clues Lead To Body Of Murdered Woman American Ship Bombed, Strafed In Chinese Port Rotarlam Vote On Prayer Marathon At Year’s No. I Project College Con tin iiCN All i>V> Apprar In Pc T ({ptfiNter To V»h r. Y dungiten Living On Two-Masted j|; Skip Land Etching, Varied Life THE WEATHER e & H P E S a ra san hi. «MUy sat sail for Florid, Bcott, TIL a n<* track clerk, quarreled with Ms wife Sunday CIO ARET EXPLOSION MANILA Fvh. S7 — {fP> _ A carlessly tossed clgaret wna blamed today for the explosion of an ammunition depot at Batan* gas Saturday night which kill’ d 11 persons aad injured 100. Tw enty.fm sglSw Injured still " JACKSONVILLE. Fsb. 27—m Station Atlanta — H. . Boston Chicago ....... Dodge City Galvtstoit .... New Orleans New York ... wan In a hospital today. The exploalon occurred at Urn Pittsburgh V Bntsnjas h tsiln m ttia of Uia Baattla ....... IMHppw sa loaatabulary. Consu* Jacksonville . J. .sy -Li. - •' V4- ££ * , 1 'iP ;.-tR iA iT* •- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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