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Ingrid Bergman Overloaded Truck
Powerful Machinist! Union Is
By Nation’s Gets Florida Man , « 3
Expected To Rejoin Green’s AFL HitCensor
J a i l sentence r*ml"
Groups
Tax PropoMls
Blockade
fiTW a 32t- IC H H rasas V a n i s s i
'*** h*. oskd that tha statute* be
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BvailCtMnad to tnako a clear proweekends the Rutiiani agaio hltdttoa against such dealings.
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M IAMI B EA C H , Feb. 7, — (/P) — The way it all rlear for the
B A LT IM O R E. Feh. 7 — (JP) — I renewed the iqueeze-play. Only
H OLLYW O OD, Feb. 7— f/IO—A
I* j» paoalbla for such corpora
return of the big machinists union to the American Federation of Labor. swelling uproar against the inter The State- roads commission r e - 1eight trucks were cleared in an tions
to hold their tax down to
.
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or I'*® month* but A F L leader* tsy they expect national love affair of Ingrid Rrrg- ported todoy a Florida truck drlr- L ur { j . midmornine there w .t a
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c*nl eapRal gain* level,
er
had
served
five
days
In
Jell
for
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rather than the lndlyW«al income
the 600,000-member International Auociaiion of Machiniit* to be back man and Roberto Rossellini
'rIng
a
seven-ton
overload.
,
TO
truths
swatting
whirh nr
Mnbama ministeii*!
sax rataa. which run much higher
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in the AF1. fold.
It wan ticU. yerl_t<i bn the ftiql'tlfOlAnCA.
m -Sac !■ * U f a "popular movie
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unvi i
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f c i g g r t time s Jail sentence has over
At the i.m e time' the official ■tar.
ttiutfig a formal invitation for the machimits to return,
been Imposed lo Maryland for thd c ■,
w .J . u . s . n ___ i
nf Hollywood today.
Tha House Armed Services unit
offense,
the
roads
commission
,
newspaper Taeglicho Rundijtiw trlntr w illia m . Htltch*son.+—-----------------------------------"Ill’S
Catholic and Protestant
elded to ask Admiral Forrest
president of the A F L carpenter’*
rensoranip board!— even a leg is- and stale police ara conducting whau accused the West of at- Bherman, • Chief of Naval Operaupfon and lonjc Unip foe of thl install machinery.
letor In Texas—called on theater* "
ilrive
against
overweight tempi* lo warm j i p the cold war tloas, wftetber ha favors taking
AI
llayrs,
MM
pr«M
w
t
machinists, >
reliW
sanction the
frr-w rr
trucks. The law undas which they p|(
egatu.
™ » ™d to
10 aanctlnn
' kl*« N l r j l only active battleship,
<iioy* but, it, **■ voted a.iyway L j headed n machinists' delegation the romance., “ Slromholl.”
ale working provides a maximum
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the Mlsaouri. out of service. Thu
which
met
with
the
council
prior
the reat of the IB-man council.
Mighty Mo" spent the latter pert
As th , Hwrdish setre.s and th- «"« •>' *««»« ->*' «P ^ t°" d«T®, . !
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j l h "H "
to
the
Invitation,
declined
com
Hutcheson liven threatened to
Italian director worried over the 1° IHGLtlntting of mctdcnls and spreading of January perched on a Chesament
on
the
situation.
Ho
did
say,
pull his own union out of the A F I.
The five-day penalty woa Im -.nl illiquid lo create’ kn stlilicilRj
ke Bay mud bank, from which
the
machinists weakness of Ingrid’s now-horn
I# the machinists are taken hark however, thnt
son, protests rose In vnilnti* pstl» posed on Norman T. Hlddlck of |v nrw ’Hrrlin problem'", It catted
wae prfdd off only after con
group
had
come
here
on
the
A
FL
V
without first settling Jurisdictional
of the nation against their conduct- Itade f’lty, Florida, arrested Jan. I
j i i Li i
siderable effort and expense.
Invitation
and
Is
willing
In
do
differences between the carpenters
Rossellini ha* been reported In B3 on busy Halllmore-Washington : ,h®.,ne.w
blockade a Isiry
Chairman Vinson (D-CJat of the
everything possible lo settle dif Rome aa admitting ho Is tin Houlevatd. Ho was driving V l s l c
and machinists.
invented by western aulliort- Armed Service* Committee has
ferences
ninl
rejoin
the
A
FL.
Rut this threat, made several
child’s father. Miss llergman is trurkload of orange Juice for -tlci In cause trouble,
suggested that the Missouri lie put
"I bone that after we return, the still married to Ur. Peter Llnd-J the Pasco Packing Company.
times before by Hutcheson, was
|, ig-came known yesterday that In moth balls and an aircraft car
regaided ns a bluff by some of dsy will not be far away when the Mrom.
Magiatrate J. Ldwln Has) up of lh, West German government had rier or two ba sent to sea In Its
Ms A F L colleague*. At least the C lfl also will come Into the A F L ,”
The Birmingham. Ala.. Protei ■avage, Mil.. Imposed the Jail , j , . , «, curtail steel shipments place.
“ We believe in n font ministers association voted to *®r,n
threat was disregarded hy the Hayes mtlil.
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, if M ifnni the Ruhr to tho Soviet zona,
The Benate Agriculture Com
cminrll In going against Hutche united labor movement. Wr mold ask theaters to ban all film* i'< J
/’**F Uttls* attention to fine*. Tin. reason expected to be riven mittee completed its hearings on a
dud bit till with out common prob wtiich Miss Jleigniari appears *o ,
son ■ wishes.
.. v.^ .>"rn collecting 0 wholc l()p Kast Herman government la bill to Increase the allowable scHutcheson wanted the council to lems,"
Rossellini direr Is.
1>"1 "f,
H«»up said. " It Ithnt the Russian lone (a behind In reaga that can be planted to cot
rvtptlre the machinists to settle
A F L leaders have said nothing
At Memphis, Tenn., Ihr cllv
,0
v*fy
: ite grain ahlpments to West (ler- ton this year. It wilt begin discuss
their years-old dispute with the publicly here about the often-men roiintv censor said all her films J,
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**' many. Ilndoubterlly the Irritation ing details of the hill Thursday.
carpenters before an Invitation to tioned possibility nf an A F L mer would la? barred there If n f f l r h . l . . .
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of the "Llttlo Blockade" of WestThe House has passed n measure
rrafflllnte was Issued.
ger with Ihn CIO. Rut some of ruled such action was legal.
An official of Ihn Pasco Comp- |„,und trucks affected the Weal’s
which, according to Its hackcis,
Instead, tlm rmrnril voted to Is them say privately the two big
Hep. It. K. Mount of Rig Spring, nny flaw hora from Florida In an <icci*loii.
sue the invitation after no days — labor organisations are cooperat Tax.. InlrmJuced a resolution it. 'H urt to obtain the drivers re- Premier Qnorges Hldaull of would add 1,400,000 acres of cot
ton land to tha 21,000,000 previous
whether or not the squabble* are ing more closely now than ever thi- Texas legislature to ban I lea*".
Kih ik t Kceka approval of ihe n»ly authorised, In lake rare of
Ironed nut by then.
before and the lime for a ne# "Slramboll" In Texas. The resold
I told him I'd make a trade tomal a ■sum hi y for hia makeshift |,'„d
Vh|p ccase*.
« .s . Some
hardship
Some crltfcs'
critics cun-,
Even after rrcaM ng the Invlla- merger effort may be nl hand. tion ren-uired Hollywood for ex- with him,” the magistrate M id government
tend the addition will run much
tlon the nine Moists will have to However, a great many basic dif plolllog the* movie and planning ” 1 would give him the driver Ir
Mn»t Vmt\n ob»cirv«r(i t«i(l the
larger under the formula set up
poll I heir membership on the re- ferences still exist.
t« if lease It "Ihn same day of the he would give me the man wtw new Rldatilt cabinet; without ‘ tha
affiliation Issue — hut everybody
loaded
that
truck."
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Illicit
marriage.”
Miss
Bergman
Hociallsta who watkod out last
The council may wind up Its
Concerned feel* that JAM mem- annual winter meet lag today
ini Ihooitlllm have annminreil
week In disagreement uv«r pay
her* want To he heck In the A FL . Members plan to stay on to con they will be married as soon a-i
ment uf bonuses to low-paid work•InIs
divorced
from
Liiulslrom
—
eis, has hut small hups of long
This referendum Is expected to fer with Secretary of Labor Mau
take about three months.
nurlval.
rice Tobin, who Is due here to Rhe has filed suit In Mexico and
s*
M
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ii
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t * th
r
S
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a
a
i
expects a decree nhoilt Feb. I ft.
The Hoclallsts, memhars of-ona
The 1AM quit the A F L five morrow,
SANK r.T
of Fran ce’s major partlas, wars
i t h u h t an. i f
y « r» ntfo because of the dispule
A pica was Issued bv the coun Lllidstrorn has said he will Ignor T
h
s
fo
llo
w
in
g
p
r
lr
s
a
re
p
o
rtsg
h
f
replaced hy five new members
with Hutcheson. Other Jurisdlc- cil yesterday for speeding up the the Mexican artlon and indlcaled
i -refer.* •>■' Iho Hanford Htals
Stonil fights with other A F L Truman Administration's “point lie would file his own suit In Ian Hu.
>1nr aei (or iirmlure soM lo Truck- from Bidaull'a own party, tha
union* have developed since hut four” aid program to backward Angeles, where lie now liven with eln Mini lifslers up In 4 I’, g. Catholic Popular Republican Move
Hr li. S. I Hull
ment (M IlP l and tha radical tothe machlnlsts-rerpenters feud Is countries. The council said In a their ll-vear.fdd daugldei Pin.
The Albuqueioiie, N. M. oilnls- lo.io* Tend* rare so, 11*11
regarded as most serious.
statement that helping Improve
itiHdfil
>lu ll|ir i* is • n o i iiilists, n model ale group.
Ilhlault w ill nut ask fur an out
This Is an argument over wheth the way of life of millions of peo lerlol alliance railed no cltlrens to llritos t.lirot II ii llur l l.T S ■*. on
|jnr I* no . i zr, right vole of confidence. He wdl
er the carpenter* or machinists ple In these countries Is the bed boycott "Btrombnll" tieenuse of (Olios, l-oli- llo
Heels
Inn
lb
Ii.
I
.7*
'
inn
what It rolled ’’glainorirlng and
-eek endnrsemeiil fur hi* do I lev
should rrpiesent millwright* who way to combat Communism.
S5
i -.i M.hm*
o" i.n lisa I *n
■eosatloMallsIng of adultery."
stHteiiinnt, which, If approved will
i -h OIihm*
m
1,0 . c m * . i t
In Abilene, Tex., llo> hoard "I 1'll Ill'll M*.
be iniilainiinnt to a vole ot confi
''Morse I'flfMr
f*rt f i r s
censors asked exbibllots nol to
dence.
L io n H M i- e i
I'Hiilirbiwfr
<'it.
117.1
1
in
show "Htromboll." Minna f’lty, la.. ' "ll.'IOlliMs,
In Washington lawmakers extraallBaaa
r»m, n s .i |I Catholic* were 'asked to pass up
r t ’n a tla s s a
W a«
Khih v
llo llsHl* 14 SO • Vhl flrrrssed fear the delay of Britain
llasl
ed »m the m id iss si far as liam* cited Mr. Andrews as so (the film by Bishop Joseph Mullet '■*l»rv
In reportln fully to the F B I on
■I ii Msii r n is a l.* *r 11 l l ■l.m
of what he called "eon- 'Vlrrv
uchs ra*e may
muy snabls
the Klaus
teting bv without oppoiition was "outstanding freshman legislator." Iiecause
Infldcllly "
An
ludianije the UnltI'him-hI '*rl 1* a la*r VI.21 -.1*1 *»iinr suspects lo cxcatw
John Kader was Inducted a,, u fugal
concerned.
l
llo Hakts IZ M i-1 .il I States'. Till')- aid‘ tin
that until th*
meniher of the l.lona Cliih hj Hen r-haln nf sis Ihralers aimoum-ed It loir I'liiM
*
lliiii<h Justice depiiitm cnl retea.es
Twelve of Hie unopposed candi ry Witte, and received a cerflflcali- would not show Stronibnll. And I.*""lifiisra
Hrv
l-aik
f,
A
t* records on the British atomic
dates for re.election opposed tin- from .lack Morrison. Joe Barnes In Los Angeles. Ihe membeiship of
t'rl
i1*|isi"liiia
sla* |1 ID ■Z.11 Its
1 i-leiillst arrested Iasi week a* a
tales Ins. nine of them lavorr-il It. ineseiiled the Lion pin to Lion Ilia Trinllv Methoijiid Chnrrh voi ' ii i Iomh,
llrreo
I'll*. 10 ll I .7* •■""ispy, tho F B I may have to wait for
Floor Irudris on both sides of Kader. (hirsts Inti mini »d hy Her- al a resolution hsiuilng any movie Peas
the Issue got hy without opposi rntarv Morrison were Al Knoll, 'tarilng Mlsa llerguntii
IlH Il |il I i Ml S 11 important lends.
1-7Ii N11«ll
The San Diego, C a lif. Dally I'eppef*.
tion. Among them are Reps. Bry Jacksonville, and W. M. Iloug,
Fuchn la ladloved to have had
Knurv
Hn
llska 1* in 4 0* uccom pllcea In 'the United Hlalae
Jnlirnal
said
ll
wa*
withholding
ant uf Marlon, Buries of Polk. Ha Sanford. Cliff Allies prasldei|,.
Poldlora lied lilies
imhllralltm
of
an
Ingrid
Ib-rguiiio
ley of Hnrnsota and Nesmighl of
11. H I
lo 1,1. lisas 11 71 • I 11 iii handing on .atomic and hydro
romnnra serial hei-aiise of leader Itudlahen,
i s R u s d k ilk .
Wakulla who actively opposed the
gen (ninth secrets In .lh*
li
«t
Mu llvkla. 11.71 - | mi
protests.
levy and Reps. Andrews uf OrHums eh,
g j.■nga, Rrhuh of Pineallns, Hltupfellow
Ho llpr f l 75 - 1.00 . Bwniisr nf. World War II in
IC m i i i s m
n .a
*••* a *d
aen of Jeffoisoo and Mac William
Turnips,
,
flation and .war diftrr^d mainaisled they wnti’l he "hlackjaeked” ■jfelwilHi Inns of cpal a day.
I'olple Top tins tlch. I .71 • I I I
vt Indian River who stood tip and Into hfrdlhg the Taft-llkrtley Art.
Nrgrly HO,tH*n worker* 111’ sleet Tnniatnea
ll'lnkst
,IP**
ippke far ft.
tirt ileprnillng unsltlv 11 00 • 4 10
The' strikers ciln producf almut 2,- in HIn ani|, on 'rnllromfs were laid
A l l ) ! - M .iif
- is - i x. vlsiuna fur tleprv’(la^ltifi InadsqiiatO
IIT H I'*
off In past loonlli* lieeniisrs "f the
Although a Republican In the —
Hus 14.25
at tho ware’ em(. 11
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Legislatin'' !■ a rarity, the minori
three-day work week ordird July nraoses
iiiiinaes.
ty parly will offer House enndidatos
I bv PresUlMlit John L. Lewis id
Teninln
1/2 tins 12 11
u
In Duval,. Unde, Lake, Pinellas,
hfow rill bonds Hay more thou- 'linpofrull,
Haturdav
Inn" an
line 11 75 - 1 40
Mai ket *t«.nly, ||« iii'h (id fa ir If
the United Mine Workers.
Kaiiisota.'drangu ami Marlon conn,lt «»o«»,* e-......
tma*
Tain:r
riiirii
1/1
Hot
1110-171
good
lodav
'
Sands'
of
furloughs
me
In
tha
ties. Datle and Batasoln will have hint suffer- -In kill him. The slate
lleoelpts 7 116 paokesa* on Tha
Ordinary In Pslr unallty aelllng
cards.
Mrt ll FifFfl
nil! I*
Farmers
Marker less than prices uuoled.
,
Or
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I
m
W
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Vegetable Market
JACKSONVILLE,
reb.
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tAH) — Th* early New Tork mar-
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and
on H
lo rld a trulta
(i
tablss aa compiled by Ilia Vnt•ral-Mtal* Marks! News Hervk-a
(prices lni-nmpl*t*)i
Cfltry cabbaasi wlrabound cslary
cratse 2.11-1.0(- raw lata asb-.a 100.
tlroc-roll: calary cralea IS bun
ches 4 11.
Hlrawberrlaa; par pi., anma fair
ctindHIon Il- l I , heat tnoellT .yeket
snap hsansi liuahals. Htrlnflsaa
lllai-k Valanllna* 4 00-4.*u, fair 4.71, ordinary to fair Duality 2.00110. faw fair uuallty high aa 4 00.
I'Jsntlfuta fairly good Duality 175-4 00, boat 1 71.4 00. pnorar low
as 1 m
Lima ttsaiiai bualifla 4 10*4 all,
|H"ir*r -2 nn.i so
Cabhagei I 2/4 tioshal bolus.
Iinoieallc Hound 1.40-1 71. mostly
I 71. sm allsr alia low aa 1.21, Had
2.10. bushels Had 2 71.
Cucumbarai . buphal* l oo-llo. or
dlnary lo fair Duality 2.00-4.00.
largo s li* 2 00, plrkloa ». 00-4.10.
Dandelion: boshola 1 ,10 , raw I 75.
I 1/2 bushel rrau a 2 00-2.25.
Kaeplant buahtls, fair lo good
uuallly and condition, auma ha-ilovar I.00-2.5H. heal 2.25-150
0!ndl*a chicory' bushels 2 110-5.50.
few fine unallir >00-5 21. poorsr
and small 1.12 1 / 2 - 1 . 10 .
Kicarolei liuahals 117 1/2-1.02
1/2. faw 1.15, poorer low aa 1.25
'.rt'O'-r: rnztsm cialaa, llomalna
few best 2.50-2 75. ponrar 40-t,M,
Hlg Oostnn, i duisn. ordinary Id
(air onalliy l o . | n , boshala. 'a-v
2.50-1.75.
'
Llmeai | / i bushel cartons. Hsr-
s.io , * duaaa I ,o o - l . l l , 10 do**
1 55-2 71.
xss
3.00-215.
PaacV .
1-1 dnson 4 10-5.05, 4 doson I so l
1.75. I
d u isn 1 S T 1/1-1.00. | - | 0
dosan 1.15.
Papparat
b u sh e ls,
C a lif o r n ia
W on ders, sm a ll s ls s l o o - 111, fo ir
D uality
1.25-1.50.
Hsda
1.25-1.10.
tew (.11. o th e r hu llno sr t ype l.n o .
-x-i-a—raw 'xoir. • * * x u rotr.TTi, riTf
D u a lity
1.00-171.
Hade
1.00-200,
H alian attsa luv. la w
1 11. pooyar
1.10
P o la to a a i
to -L b
a ic k *
B ills
T riu m p h s ,
few
h o ld o vers,
L’ sona
e lse A 1 71-100. fsw 1 11. e lse j
1 71-l.on. faw £ 11. uslwDB l m i-i • ,
tU d l s h i n
M u u a rt 'r ,« » h » l* r " l
1/2 d u ssn .10-100.
{
Hiiuasht h u sh a ls. Y e llo w H lrs le h t * '
n a rk . Irre g u la r u u a llly , some la rg e
2 10-100.
hast
4 11-5.00,
K a lia n
type, la rg e 15 0-2 .OO, 1/2 b ushels,
sm all |o cisdlum else 110-1 So. p o o r
e r 1.00
UNITED LUMBER
In the House hill.
Lawmakers were hemming irk
ed at the slow flow of detalli
from the British, on huw one of
their . too
scientists
allegedly
sneaked U. 3. atomic secret* to
Russia.
State® Farmer!)
State Election!)
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count It;a mo iifimltmttffl wjthmit op- \l , \
>«nf*
ps.-lHfin
I IB*
*'Whnt nhr fll«l9 In
li n e am tho ................ .. camll »l'o ml-Kiildi-d not..... that she
dales by counties In Henl.al Flurl1 WM,,t
h®'
<‘,f’
fi.-r, was nitiruer.
'•Si
u ......
Knur said ('anil went lintit" and
Brevaiil
t It "up 1, Rep. Roy F. got n gun, fired a practice shut
Rnbarts and William ll. Akrldgo. In ninkp Hum she could use It, than
(Irouti 2. Hep. ll. I- Btirlnn.
picked up luu mother and wrnt
Lako— (Jrimp l, Hep. Tim Wel hack to Ktamfurd Hospital that
ler and J. A Boyd: (irnup 2, 0. Autumn day. "A icn ’t those all ra
E . Dunran, Rep. O. It. Ilothcux ami tional acts, ladles and gentlemen?"
J , Rtirham Reilly.
lie asked of tho Jury.
Marlon— (irnup I, Hop. U. F a r
Then. Ram rnntimiad. Carol
ris Bryant) (iropp 2. Rep. Marcus smuggled the gun Into tha hospi
Frank, Joe Allstm. Willard Ayres tal, waited until ths coast was
And floorer W, Ryals.
clear and carefully stood away
UrangeN (Irnup L Hop. Charlaa front her father so th* powdar
O, Andrews, Jr.i (irnup 2, Rap from her gun would not htirn Him.
Burton Thor rial, Harney Cohan
"Aren’t those all oonaeloui, ra
end Edward R. Kirkland.
tional acts, ladle* ami gent lament’
ceola— Rap. Irln Brunami.
h« naked again.
,
tnam— Rep. Thninas B. UnwAfter that, he went nn, ena
da End farmtr Rap. W. 8. Middle- carefully laid down tho gun "it®
ton.
■•
Went out to ask help from nniplUI
t 81. Johna— (Irnup 1, H®P' attaches.
Challta F.. Rhapnard, M. A, Whoa"Isn’t that a perfectly con
411 and flonrga W, Connelly, Group scious, rational actT” Baur Int . (tan. K. Charlaa.
wn,Jenin!
R
T. Cobb, floorga H. Uoabil ana
F . F . Swlnillat flrout) 2. (Up. Jams*
tlonal arts, ladles and gentleman r
ennselnua of what iha decided
Ton, yoqr tor, n d yoor
nrohlemo prw;tIwAyf huporttBt to a £
tiYe ru In bsiplM^i'to W t o j r o i i J b i
fliiMi motor « * n n d Uw Antol w m
•lbt« M rvlai4. . * W fnUoto d n M
rnnka c«r yo^BN d riviaf nows
C«U on w « d m jro« v n t ‘
in U m U d w t a 4
M
COMPANY
R e p a ir, rem odel o r ra -ro o f
v o iir
hom e now . L i t ua sh o w yo u how
e a sy It Is under F I I A li l t s No. I.
N o th in g
d o w n — th ree
y ears
i.>
pay. 71s - r r a n c h A ven ue. t*b. ) I5
nurcistsless
munmis
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lon.tof
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l a U n it y T h e m b H lrg o g ih —
To Protect th# Pssc* of Iho World;
To Promote Iho Fio fttsu of America.
To Erodtic* Prooporlir for Sauford.
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AN
V O LU M E XXXX1
E tiU b iU h a d 1908
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Clear i. paiilc cloudy and •.niid
tJ.r^.ukti th u n Ja y Gentis to moJtrats north l.i iiiirtheeit wt:iJ»
becoming moderate northeast iu«
night arid Thurtday.
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N EW SPA PER
SA N FO R D , F l 5 B B a T \V ED N E8 D A Y
F E U . 8. 1950
w b A n iii.it
AtM ociaietl P r e s s L e a se d W ire
N o. 123
House Advises^Cfc^^edrry Wrapping---- Senatenfold L ew is: O perators
*In Funds
" *
Machine Shown To Produce Men
Slice
TO-Atofflic P eace
BombTooSoon A fterH arsh W ords
Move W ith Russia Of AtomGroup
AcheaonSaysNo
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10
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N ot
O f
In
S ta te
Favo r
O f
A p p easem en t
W it h
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 0 - </P>SfcteUry of State Ariirton today
ruled out any new ovetiotri lu
P u rch a se
O f
F lo r id a
R u iiia un inteiitaliunal control of
Fast
C o a s t
P ro p
atomic weapon*, including the by drogrn lupcr-bomh
e rty
R ecom m ended
Acheron alio laid (he Unilrd
I hr Itoanl of County CommitSlate* ihoiild avoid wlial hr tailed
•elf reproach ill connection with -•"imu yrslridav dri idrd to pul in
_ atomic weapon* H r raid tin* niiglil dir |UIV box llir nainri of 18 wo^parity#* American acliun m dr- men who hid inpirstrd irtvicri on
vcfup.ua a lining A llirliLjli puiuv uniri, 0 , I* I Irindoii, county clerk.
The ircrctary’i temaiki weir ■immiintrd lint innimng.
made in a new* confeience d ittu r-,
meeting in llir neat tuluir in
tion of U. S. policy
I blando with l oininitnuiiflt of OrH r told newimcn that il thu ■*ngr and Ori rola roundel irlalive
counliy can trarli id goal of woild to putchair of a poition of the
peace by llie pincers of agreement abandoned light ol way of the
lhal will lie the bnt way to do il I lotida t a il Cnait blanch line wai
— "But," he added, "Four yean ol •In ulrd upon.
“ dying liavr hitiiigtil u> to the irali
I hr hid ol llir Manly Jail work*
ration that it not poiiible."
lui repair- .imf irpljcementr al the
Achnon *puke ihrectly In cum- < ounly till wat ju rp te d Purchase
nienttng on recent Senate *preche« m i aiilhon/rd of a caili irg n lri
hv Clialiniun McMahon t n-Conn. I
and ad,liny mat lour for llir coun
of tlier Congressional Atomic En
ty
Jnilgr'i office.
ergy Commls-iori and Chairman
Tydlng* l II-Mil. a of tlie Smalt'
M C lliigan, surveyor, was illArmed Service* Committee.
, n-rled to prepare plain of all mads
McMahon proponed u five-year. ] which Imve liven taken over and
|fi<l,h(i<i,IMIh.h(lh American crusade are inainlallied by the County.
H fur peace, including Inlrrnadonal I hr1'* will lie filed an public reccontrol of atomic energy. Tviiliurn "id*,
.Mm. Eleanor Itavennl protested
urged that I'jetldm'lt Tionmn cull
a world conference fur dhnrrim iu-1 inn of I be County Welfare
Hoard in denying a welfare card
ment.
Cornel nliig
lliene
proposal*, for medical treatment tu u woman
Achetun mi id the way to move win. had nuffered llijurlen and a
toward the goal of woild peace broken nrm due tu two falla. The
la to develop area* of strength III Hoard, utter conferring with Mr*.
tha world, lie nald lid* taken a Ahhy Hoyd, welfare director, ruled
calm, steady, peralatml American that ibe lady wan not eligible at
IteailaaiA u« f a a* T e a l
foreign policy. Thl* In mote iniportent now lhan ever before,
• Achi»nn talrt.
•A lter Ida Infonpal . reinarki,
'from notei, Acheson granted per.
1
treallauid (la raee Ttsal
M A R C H
For
F o llo w s
R ec
Budget
O f
S l i c e
WASHINGTON. F r l 8 i.Ti
A 10 pel cent cut in einrigriuy
fund* fui the Aloiiu, Lnrigy loinminion and llir Velrian* Adminirtialion we* iccuininriided today by
the Home Appiopiiaimnt l onnmtler
11ill m appiovuiit an 'iiiio Ihi*
$72.MHS,‘i(KI money loll lot II,uur
acliun later lln* week, llir ,,,11110 I
ire iaid the cull would mil mlri
frte wilh thr opriationy of rilhei
of ihr Iwo big agriictri Nour uf
the A tX fund* wal raimaiked toi
wink on the hydingrn bumti ,om
lliillec mcinbru laid
The inunev 11 foi uie doling llir
irmaining nuinthi ot 1he I ‘**>0 In
ca I yeai ending June Ml. lhe iejMilal 1051 budget-. id lhe agent tea
irrriving the cmrigniry finencing
lie lo hr included ill an in n ail ap
piopilaliull lull now I,ring ptrpii
rd iiy the coinimllrr
The Atomic I iingy l unmiiwum
aiked lol $87.tAl).IHHl in new ,"ii
tin t authoidy lh e toniiiiilter ie
rnminendtd t 7H,8ti‘i,tl(MI
The
Velerann Aduilntnlrtll'in
wantvil lH0tt.4MMt.tMit* wud wat
luted »720.IHm,O0»l.
The full amount of *mn OtM* ic
■Itiealed by the Indian Hnn-au bn
the welfare id Indian- won :ip
1,roved, bul SI2.:tll6.lHiO -might by
I b,• Tcnnenncc Valley Authority
wan trimmed lu U.dH2,MM)
Coiiiniiltce meinlier mild private
ly the pattern of eutlimt all limni-y remieal* l*V » l<> per rent may
( ( H ii lH ii a . vaa« ■!■>
Birthday Party
Red Cross Drive- Ends in Death Of
Young Mother
In Sanford Area
GTON , Feb «
K*i
Starts March 1 -AW ASHIN
20th birthilay party for a
O K D IM E S
Weit Hide Heboid
1 24.22
ITane for the Red Drn*« drive,
it F, f’uojier
irm which will open March I, were pre6.mt ■•'„ ted at lhe meeting Tuesday
Nick C’unsiFintiiia
Maryutvi L. ftavU
2.011 morning of the .Seminole County
Cflffuid McKibldn
6.0U Chapter ,,f (be American Red
II. N. Hayei
1 00 Ct„s! at tbe Tourist Ceiltri Judge
Ii. ,H. Nickersuu
1 Ot) I)„iik I<*» Mien.trout pteslded
n. a. k . aian
l.oo
Cuinmlttcva of workcrv have
John Gillun
1.011 been active In securing solicitors
E. El. Joliiisun
1.00 for every eumiminity In the Cmiii'
1.00 ly. It was reported. Thin year, for
Anonymiiu*
1 Otl llie fiisl lime, the Negro citDelia
Ellen liny
Hare W. Kasterhy
1.00 have tlielr own planning commit
Rosa Kutiinilo
1.00 tee, unit are making their own
Ctty Worker*
4.04 eanlaets throughout tha area.
Houlh Hide Schoul
120.IK)
Activities of Ilia Chapter this
Pollca Department
7.00 month Included 17 wnrkars making
Hal leu Electric
2.00 layettes fur local distribution, giv
Randall Electric
6.00 ing a lota] of 112 hour* of work on
Haynes' Office Machine Co
6.00 this production program. Mr*. II.
i.. Twyniaii
6.00 Wayiie Rucker, production chair
Mrs. Mliinlti Odhain
1.00 man, expressed her appreciation
too for the splendid response from
Mr*. Tlftun
Ksnfnrd Haidware Co.’
1.00 these worker*.
Williami Flx-lt atmp
1.00
Mrs. Kvarue Robb reported that
II. W. Goods peed •
2.00 the .luniur Red Cross represents
W. E, Yarn
I I HI tlve, Mia* Jennie Hamiiny from
C. R. Junes
1.00 the Atlanta headquarter*, recent
L. A. Baker, Hr.
2.00. ly visited four schools In Hanfurd
R. W. Barnes
UK) and in the County to preaent the
T. O. Ray ...........................
1.00 information nn .luninr activities.
The regional fund meeting at
Tampa on Jan. 23 waa attended hy
F illin g S t a t io n s G iv e
Mr. ami Mrs. Voile A. Williams,
$ 1 0 4 T o P o l i o D r i v e Jr,, ami Mrs. Ethel Gel liter. H ie
president of the American Na
A total of 9104.60 w ai drrrlved tional Red Croaa, General George
for tha March of Dlniei whan the O, Marshall, gave tha chief ad
gaiolina daalen in Hanford con- dress. Mr. WNIIama, 1060 Fund
fribbutad one cant from each gallon Chairman for Seminole County,
of gaaollno aold on Jan. 61 to the reported that the panal discussion
drive, Tha varlnua atatlona parti and the General'* speech were
cipating were .Smith's Harvica Can- tmth very Inspirational and In
M tar, Raiaininar Amoco Harvlce formative.
• Station, Charrlo Pur# till Station,
Parramor* Station, Market Sarvlea Station, Odlram Motor*, Markat
Terminal, Bauman'a Station, R, N.
J. Garage, Partla’a Atlantic Sta
tion, A. W. Odhara Sinclair Sta
All registered city voters who
tion and Brown’* Standard Sarvlca havo bean voting In prior munici
Station,
pal elections a n quuiflad to vote
A lio Al'a Sunoco Sarvlca Station, on tha franchise reftrendum on
Feb. 81, and tha stadium raftrendum on Mar. t , H. N. Baysr, city
neo Sarvlca Station,
Bannatl’i dark, announced this morning,
* V
,8* rvtc« Station, Owan'a
Ha warnad those not now regis
Qulf Sarvlca Station, Rotundo Am- tered at th* City H all, however,
m o Sarvlca Station, Oallowar'a that registration book# will only
Standard Sarvlca Station, Jonta’ bo open until 6.-00 F .lf., Friday,
for thosa wishing to vote on tha
fraaehlao referendum. Tlw books
Sarvlca Station, Crawford Amoco will remain open through Fab. 84
S m lc a Station and Galloway'# for thoM desiring to vote on tha
Spar Station.
atadlpnl project
City Voter* Warned
To Register Soon
< N A V Y D fS T A N C l T R Y
, SA N JO S E , Calif.. Fab. 6-M P)
— A carrlar-launahad Navy Naptuno plana Making a naw alatanco
racord wa* raportad naarlng It#
wua goaf early today.
Tha > U m . carrying ala non
* eommawdod by Credr. Thomaa
**"*M r
C m
o m m e n d a t io n
W n m M I
W O m e il
On Ju ry List
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P e rce n t
s
U. I t CO M P A R ED T O N A Slfl
LONDON, Feb. §--(*•)--Mos
cow Radio, commenting on Preoi
dent Truman’a decision to make
the hydrogen super bomb, said to
day the United I late* la fallow
ing "the path pursued by the van
quished Naan.
A t the some time, however, the
broadcast In English baaed hart
m a te of tha aoasUriilty «T ------ompotltlou* bs*i
betwoog ta* gofolmnnpftltlon*
vtst and Capitalist
w wes
wfftJsr
gagj^*
— vvev^ve^me w—
p
to aMF .tig
mother id two ended eerlv tmlac
when -die we* killed bv e .l«n«n«*>
In,voiiel thrust through a liattnooii'
dnortiv her bu-hsml
n„. victim. Mr* Mavlrtss Its
ii,cv. died with her head emitted
ITrinonrlritifffVirie ycilen liy ol T new inathme, inycnled ami built
by (, C. Hmack. which swiftly wiap* and trail indindual tialks of
telety III tigltfly ttirlched pliofilm ended the kern inleiril ol leadina
S.inlool and Oyirdo gruwrti and ilupprit.
I he iiuthiur can wrap 50 to 75 Mall* ol ,rlriv . a uunulr. ,11 one
to Iwo carload* on an rig.it hour ihdl
Fire turn air iei)unrd tu man
lhe uiachmr; Iwo In place the ttalk* 011 a conveyor Irrilrr hell, one to
■ipernle tlie eleelneal iwitehea, and4
iwo In 011I0H1I 1be wrapped celery.
The pliofilm. In Hied lo seal It,
I'’n i"
Inc., tV
I* wlrelelicil lo une tenth of the ■ Mbilebeud, due Atarello, Stale
thlekn.':.......f H I,„|,inn bait, and ,, " ' k'!
owmh An,lei-oil.
perniil* the te-piralorv action ,u,u ,v ^geru C. It. Ilayyauu, Dr
needed for piervi*allon, iaid Lae
"
Hupreehl of the Central
M Han,I,................ . Ml. Dora, a
» ‘ I'erlinenl Station. Orie
former Hanford grower, who I * ! 'Ji *h,‘,»,». adliiililitrallnn officer
aeaiH’iHlrd with Mr llnwaek In pro
"*
rodiieliuii ami Maikrtme
milting lln- niHiiilfaiTur* and tale ' ,l»i*un-1■ain.ii C M D A , .1 K
of llie mai bine,
l».‘k«.in le a II l.e-bei and Zvli
ItnrIif f
Motitb. of cai ei ill planning and
t oiiiinerilmg upon llie allractive
binldine weni Into llie project appeal lin e ,,f the wrapped eeleiy,
•ml Mi M,..ack, already the lU
I Whileliead deelaied llial llie
' • “ l"i
1 tic-re,‘ lid eitiua wrap ""i ippiiiy
-bool,| in,'ie.'i>e •aleabllb
nia, liine,, wa, ai'iited by Hy of tbe eidi'rv a« well a-, alii In
• Iii 1nice Snyder, uiachinllt and I'll,eiVine M M Kolb, n eelen
Mai mu Iliey,. helper al lhe tnd- iniiel flu ni I Til,'ago ei|irewaed
, bine 1flop in ,lo IV, taka Uuifit- unieb inlei e-1 in tbe new produel
III yr
bdm I huts comnieulrd ni, the ul
Among lb„«e win, wilneooed lhe 11 aeliveue-, of the wmppiug
droiniiil 1al i„n wrie J. C llutchlI hr iiu.lnne ,-au n,u only wiap
• on. dobii Ibida and Dai id K arlf of - lei >, Iml Clone,e cabbage plain
[be Hilda "igannation in Slavla, , ibbage and many other vrge
II 1 lift/el and I ddir Meycrt of iai,|e* and Ituil*
Churchill Hits Boy Scouts Give
Labor Pa r t y In Demonstration
Election Speech For Kiwunians
W .n t im e
ft‘i
l* i i n i r M i n i s -
( ’li.iif c s
R e g im e
Is
A t t le e
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No.
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M h I i u i Is
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Wirm, Dry Weather To Lessen
Early Florida Crop Yield
2
A t la n t ic
A *. A t o m
l.c w is
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U n io n
A c t in iM t 'd
By
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I 01 uir 1 vupiruir l 0111I J ml ire
(hiru | Kobrits lol,I Srualolt lo
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ii, Aftsin l.y 1 1-1* PHFHS
llir t il I i f Itlulil^ tr.;4fJ to*U\ kviui ii .hi | hit | |
it And
ihf ' j ri tl i» ih i *iif r/iurul I k liiiv ami il i r *Ii
I i •t
ul lhe
still in il ini ICI -I t laI f
lr * h i *t HI All
llie
I’ iiirl • ll IIn' I r lir .f J IIIIrfl.’CliiPal oi.uM t f i( %i Iit,I nt Hut (ii
llnrr Igmii*
I f> i* H ill II k ill
|>i»**il |r
| |ir jifi II >|' Uldtc lied
llir, writ |r- - , 1, 1,mil.
Ihr Ml,!Mit ■'tun • (llir lltn ()ueshut kl<p. t x l , lr lu <11.In ihr iHlellirnl I, , iii ' r • 1d 11 1 -ll! i IlSIlI s' 1•1 -■• ilm ihr
ill 411 1 llir
iiitl.li *
lr l.i 1 dlmv -Itute
l 1 tIi
in' MCm t
i-.nim. lint iblc
t>i*ftri 1 t^il r"Jut lil
id llir jio m n boiuli lim n tom In
m m y e a n r u b , i ih m lln- gny
riu in e n i Ibid llioughl p o in lilr
I f ■ilir 11 told .t ’irii.U r lu i r lg l l
ttil.il,,<ii * hidn onniollrr llia l III
l ‘M r i , .tln iirl m riu b ri lu ld him
llir ltii> ,i.tn , could m il make i
bomb "b n lio m ir v r n lo 10 y r a ii
1h r ic ln r il JIIIOI a lg u n l ihdl
d ry rlo p u in il of lln In d io g ru bomb
l,a> n ia 'e d iinpei tin r d ia l the
I billed ‘ ''a ir* l*«»l * n n n rm ru l lo-
I, ii,l a tr.lciil mi.mi ot llir Al(atil I' |ntofl‘
llit« uiltmi utiitUl hr u» poktri i
tfll r* *4tioiliu ill) I |Mi|llK4hv Alul I I ,i ■
lliitut.1111v lh ,ll
Vkuultll Ilf diNr H* i yS |(|,
llt-il IIii*fl
< \K D IN
Wale,. | rli.
(7P>
I iiliirn ally r I r a ,1 r I WlllltOU
"'in lull t Inner,I lhe Labor Fatly
today wilh ilrhhrialr lying to will
yole, m the I eh 71 rlriltuti.
„
Foi
C o u r t
Sees
, ,
l.u iu h e u n C iim iir
in the lap <>f a ? |!t u o l^ Bd.di!h
,M' e *"'en 1,1 I"’" "
“ Kiwanh, stand* HMi pci cctii m„'r hu*ban,l. FredartcW Randn nh (
,sM-,
|ljll(| tlll |lliv ......... .......
Harney •
»V
*1 JJ'
JM ;t -ta-hing, gloves-olf si.re. : Mat.... Harman deelaii'd a« to
living room floor „f their m arl
....... fn( # ^
1)1)(Hl)}K ,,
„ r p|uriPl
,.v..n .....
ment.
Hi* ( iai■
llff toolliall field, th,’ ,
in Heuniiole ('ounly a ctmnc,- i
A murder charge ha* been pie vrai "Id i niiseivallve leader "It loin tbe innvrmi'lil
New •emd
fcrrwil again*! Ramey, who ws* ■•red a puliil by point rebuttal T troops ale being iirgaiil*i‘d tii'le
discharged last Frld*v from the I alnn cli,mis wblcli lie said -li t lie levealed, ami plan* aie being
Armv at Camp bee, Va.
lint Jibe with llie facts,
made In oigaill/e ail "eiphuei
Hamcv served In the t'srtftc
t'ImlcI,111 said tlie baliorlles and groii|i of 40 buys, with bdili I'lei
ihiring the last war and it wa- coal fo ld t ’"Oimoulsls ‘V ouII iiim I soli us hCoulliiaslel ussi-ti d by
there that ha picked un a «'* ly spread llie Ntory" he senl troop : Heiinau K. Morris.
caliber Japane** rtfl* with a 16 lo si..... down th* Kliouda Vallr,
He pointed out tbe slitve-s "I
tin'h havunet attached.
piuie sinkers in Wale* when i" Troop No. 'll, sponsored by tbe
i'oltce hsId Rsntcy tnbl them was Ib'ine Heeretarv In tutu ID First Methodist ('lullch and -ant
that when hi* wife went Into the , ulb d i tn- a "cruel Ila."
lhal tbe .layrees plan lo organi/i'
bathroom he thought she wa- go
rh tiiilu ll said the fact was tloii a troop
"Every mail who hui
in» to ret into an argument there
((‘HRlttiHvA (rd f a i t Hid'
•i Mgilntw,)
■^we# »* • •
wilh one of the women gue-t* who
hail been drinking.
When he heat on th* door end
got no response, pollen said. It*
mey took th* souvenir rifle amt
rammed th# havonot through tbe
door panel.
It penetrated hi*
wife’s chest.
The couple's two children. Virgil
OHI.ANDO, Feb. 8. — (/I1) - One of lhe waim ril, sfrieal Jaiiu
Randolph, 1, and Helen Marie, 1,
ary'i un tecoid it going to biing ipiing ctopa in earlier in FlomU Imt
war* asleep In a bedroom.
iomr will be a little ihoH.
Hie U. S. Department of Aitiicultuie experiment •talimi in its
M e rch a n ts G ro u p T o
crop newi lepn.t at of Feb. I taul tbe warm-dry lundihuiit bad been
H o l d A n n u a l D i n n e r geueisl during (lit wintar; that spnug planting hat been earlier ami
if there it nn cold harvetls will be "exceptionally early."
The Annual Merchant* Associa
A
moisture shurtage exist
tion Dinner Mealing for tha pur
-!«w«y. In tbl* aertiun but . p„„r
pose uf electing new directors and
officer* will be held at the May- the lower east cuaat and th# Eve, J tma(1(| I. 4., , , Bi„B cunstderabie
glade*,
necessitating
Irrigation
X
nZ L « n l uf .h* wTntir c b
fair inn, tomorrow a l 7:00 P.M.
Tickets are being circulated by wliere pnsHilde; but where thl* I- bag# crop.
"In the Pomp*no section, emp
John Ivey and all directors. Res nut piisnlble, tbe report laid, crop:,
ire still showing the effects of
ervations must b« made by noon probably will be ehortar.
Crops
anmaking
fair
progress
..
, the extremely heavy rain* of lati
tomorrow.
Tha program for th* evening r r t J S
Vx'' . Decamber and the recovery has
aactlon with the |,„i been aai good a*
aa was
waa generally
ravolves around two aublect* —
New plantings of snap
tha terminal project and tha stad Ilastinga potato crop pleated and IXpeeled
winter
cabbage
harvesting
already
ium project.
loans ami squish, were fairly
active.
heavy In thla seetton during must
Mayor Andrew Carreway will
In the Hanford section, the cun- of January.
•peak in favor of the terminal,
hilt Commissioner Rendell Chase llnued warm weather haa material
“The winter tomato crop in
III speek In opposition to thin pro ly lowered the yield proepect* on Dade and south Broward counties
n
the
maturing
celery
crop
which
ject.
•hows considerable irregularity
Julian Stenatrom will iM ak In Is now In it* peak period of pro with the overall prospects at this
duction.
favor of tbe stadium, whfla Bam
time helow normal.
Th* heavy
"Htrawberriaa have reached their
Martina will apeak In opposition
raina and high winds damaged the
peak
uf
production
In
tho
Plant
to thla projact.
early plantings rather badly,
•Pnng crop# are
Tha program I* designed lo bo City area and spring
“The Dad# County potato crop
being
actively
eaoded
ur
transInformative and instructive.
planted to tho
tha field throughout it generally making excellent
most of tha Central Florida sec growth, but yields are not ex
J I M M IU IO N E IN MOOR
peeled to bo at good a* those ob
tions.
W ASH IN GTON , Feb. I — (*>)
"In the Manatao-Ruskln sectiim, tained last year.
— Already swamped, by *£§•■
"Planting of watermelons has
Iho government will aoatfiiu* harvesting of tender early winter
through March to support tha crape is nearing completion and progreeaed aa fa r north aa the
prices tho farm** goto for egg* prospects for loafy crops auch an Gainesville arse with some late
lettuce,
cauliflower,
cabbage, Dmc
broc- seeding still being done in th*
at 86 ean-a a doaen.
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“Department of A vri^ H u r* coll,
Tho
* ', and eacarole have been
MMHlow Leesburg tree."
The report snid Texas condi
announced yoatnday that It aI#qF, .r *a
ttM conitauoua warm wea
tions in the past two waelu have
wtU maiatala ita price* far f t S I ,h* L .
egg* at M cents a pound.
'Th# young tomato crop in th* been unfavorable for winter vegoaim
deportment
now «wna J w * . I *
gencrallr In tiblaa.
In California, conditions were
I1M 400JIM worth of egg* It the thinning atate and U making
*
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‘ falo #j«. mAAol ————---- * g .o.t
dooenH know what to da wtth, aad ( f ir to good progreu.
In tha very favorable for n while but
an ofifJciai compnglad yagrotful- ErorgUdae iMtlon. planting of on'and after Jan, 84, frost* and
■been oommon. *|qww ap bean* and n g * t e o n U act-
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hiM Aid and 4itllu.il irijuiAhtHi
n |, givrn by mrinbri* ot Hoy H, out
I mop No. i'l at I In* Hireling d
Kiwaini today llie troop » c Ini
1 lion lull nude llir cliargg in by Kobnl l ippincoll. ilo lin l no,it
a pol,In al rprrih at hr brgtn • Mimuuiiluiiei. t). K. i 'll bail
twmg aioinid lhe kingdmti to pain ihtige al llir ptogiam.
inppojl loi thr Jorirt yyliu Imp* to
Roy Si unit paitii:ipalu>H m llir
mtii the pi m il | labor gu*rriinitnt-> giugjain weir Nolliy Name Km
Hr drclsifd that Ptime Mim*tet fivlk Uulrhm* Gihum B ilr v l.diiy
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la m
adopted a Na/l C'oinmumil puli P.,,kri pmrd a* llir
vi. tun" ol
* iplr llial d an uliliuth n lolil ai.nlrnl* and Jmwuiug Kruurth
often ruuligb ami widely enough it !RutiLitt* told ol iioill r tp e ru c r bnunie* as goud at the truth*
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Armed Koldim
IliltI tu,*,H :il* iluiiik, Grab $1311,000
CeiiHUH Bureau To
Study Applicants
For Crew Leaders
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Final 'elections for iIn*
t,"liter positions will be in*'!" ......... olr tin li-nilk rliuilh brluir h A
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Hie end of February t lin .o d
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t"lre ur field crew, tralmiu' >>t nub
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n hii lfc idhi I ' I tu t x •‘ i - ttiM H
report* of average difficult (, nu t
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pirformanc* in increa-ini’h i>I , . , , Mil 1
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llt ll' l»*l <h Ill-!eM I h»* hll|t*ll<**
lieu of experience.
Him crmtuft hi^ I'HtiAhtgCutfil ami
D ie Census Bureau further spe i t‘Iufii I'm ••<IU*F*i i- ■4jciii ’t* fch»
ciftes that tha applicant'- previmt- iHhli 44)4 fI tkill ( lu* unit'll ll| III I I Util im lilull'llt l» t I*i (full i'll
“‘Mill gkitfl ir«H% Hi1 »|tiiifily if
"iiiptoymenl and aasoclailun- run-, I i I hI
lilt* if I1 Vt'l V II |it hhjli'tf, Vk11it1 'Hilt* 11 tlnet Mill illl'fttllitJN **fO
tie uf such a nature that ilies’ will
I*IIIfH1|‘JH)I"V ill’i'tnll V , U I* hi uniteMnI tSil hmg A14",I h111,1.1,
fact It tat* obtaining
pteade.i
“ Vet we as Negiue* .ire ‘ ill)
from respondent*. Census lluieiiu need I'l-, mvlil Iiy rr |ui \ I 12
li.iu no being' sublet'! tu 'ill winds
employes ar# sworn tu eeciecv I'U'enland are punishalde by law fm re
Hbe -pent tier fust melit il Hid w'uie* f law, In** tint life
vealtug confidential irifurmalliin b.imc in ........
Rtanifmd unci mid were m • uni immune .it tin:
tint beyond this care is exeiclieil, be sliiU lu'i fitllmr, police sergeant menial bull weevil' Hut ,'ul lltu
Ii craw l lui > i Im In-lu nut blond uf
In employ only persons wli„ him 1 ml I'nvlii. last .‘lent
ill lac-s. ruial ul' rigged
publie confidence.
1,1 (;il,mf,"'d H"«|nt>‘ l
"Wu as Negnuls have i lung
illi, Giid," the atlraclivc su
l -ul i’ll I -.itilied a* site broke dow n way In gu amt bafni,, »,■ get tu
F a m ily M ilk C o w h
■il tin- (I'ldli't Him was Ileai cmn- i,Ur g"«l w.■ will tiavc ul stop
trying lu .lies* like |uimv ur
ci'll'ilMC
T o B e G i v e n T l ' m I h (del*Mi l
albirliev. D’rvtil tiidelelii, . Ill gust wH Will li'v r In slop
11 * tu
I,'lined tlie venlict "]u»l ••ml fair', Irving I" I,iii film -■111.<111.11■
decuralr ilm Inuilevards whits* wn
Veterinarian* representing the blit' iilili'il
Htate Live Stock Ranilary liusnl
“Till* i- iiu precedent fur « nre fuived tn livrn in financial a l
ley
will lest family milk cow* and niercy kilting, III my npinloti."
• malt beef herd* in Heminnle
"W r liiutl snip luafilig and
lie su lit llm casu was tried sukdy
uii tlm atrsuts,
stop
County fur tuherculusl* starting "ii (lie Issue uf whether Carol was -weai'ing
wages
sway,
Monday and continuing through insane *1 llm time of the shunting ihruwiiig weekly
the week, County Agent C R
RtHle's slim llay Lurlll W tVillls -tup talking luiiil .-iuii letting uur
Dawson announced today.
declined lu see newsmen. He sulil -wet*, -tup wi hi mg duly cluthes
Cow* will also be tested for nut word diet be had no comment lur livening dress, stup lolling uur
Tbe Jury deliberated fuur hours rhlldreii go dingy and dirty and
Hang’s disease, and any animal
over *lx months of xge may lie ami fd minutes before foreman -ton Insulling Linescorled wunicn.
"Our children slum Id nut bo
Judith Memharil, 62, announced
tfitcd.
There la no charge for thin serv Hit- verdict. Tli* trial tatted two neglected because they are Naglulls. Uur women should imt ba
ice, Mr. Dawson pointed nut, amt weeks
untidy |ust liacaus# ilmi are color
since there I* a definite health bar
ed and nn man should lie dumb
IIOI'F. C A C H E FOUN D
• rd In keeping milk cow* that
NEW YORK, Feb. H — (/il — lu ll because he Is dark
have not been tested for TB,
cattle end dairyman am urged to A cacti* of narcotics worth $ V
juo.oau v-a» - d ie d
lif t
n U l.t
T U I’ W R 4 T H R R
txl.s advantage uf the Offer.
— part of it In a telephone bonlh
tn the Hotel McAlpin where it
M ISSO U RI Q U A K E
JA C K S O N V IL L E , Feb i — OP)-*
LEB A N O N , Mo., Feb.
-- allegedly had been left for a .Station
An aarth shook jolted tbl* *oulii customer by peddlor*.
Atlanta
the hiK mm. M»ii t,.*i s r m n iiu-tvlf
I'cntra) MI i k k ;! city for nunwars revsaled early today by Burbank
than 10 aeconda early today.
The tremor, occuring about 6:36 police and fsdsral agents.
Chicago
The prlsonsra wars linked with Galvaston
A. M. shook beda and furniture
and set light H aturci twinging.
a dope ring that haa been trail New Orltans
Residents reported the shock ed sine* last November, police Seattle
felt like th# vibrations accompany said.
Jacksonville
ing • haavv ramble t f thunder
They were booked aa Isidore Miami
They estimated 11 lasted from "W H aitltier, 81, and Philip Shear, Orlando
to 16 seconds81, both of. Brooklyn,
Tampa
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By I.ELA N I) I* I.OVKTTK
Dlractnr Of Public Hrlultmin, V. F, W.
Washingtons
Gives Waiters Biggest W orkout
In W J you will b« llitanlng to
uala.
■nil rrs'ling about one of the most
(f) The World Federal Govern
important Im um that ever con
ment should have direct
fronted the people of our land —
taxing power independent
the idea of a "world state" where
of iiutionnl taxation.
in it is proposed we Ions mueh,
Under "power*," it is stilted that
jf not oil, or what we understand ther.o should Include:
today as national sovereignity,
"1'iovislons prohibiting the pmRemsmlwr,
there are m m y ressinn hy uiiy nation of nrrtm
t- . M l- united— cm-ernment- ment../v,4- *.**,.^ l—y —.- r.- epp--
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8. — (/P) — At 7:45 P.M., on (he night of
Fdi. 16. a green light will flash in the National Guard armory here, and
ri r>0 waiter* will darh out.
Thereupon, 5,200 diner*, faithful Democrat* who are affluent
enough In shell out $100 a plate, will atari chomping away at the Jeffcrmn-Jackvi Day dinner.
i; .
it ibumii easy, written lhal way.
-------Hut President Trum.in. who only has to make the main speech, her
Averages On, The Road
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Let's Not Swallow This
"By the law nf averages, I ought to make lt,’r Thla muBt
be wnat muny a motorist Hays to hlmBelf whenever he Lot *
hia mind dwell on the risks he encounter* u« .he hurrieo
along the road. The chance-taking driver haa found ft statis
tical means to comfort himself. Ho knows the traffic death
rate is only 7.1 per 100,000,000 miles of travel, according to
figures ho Haw in tho paper one day. Doesn’t that mean he
can exited to d ri.e 14,084,1)07 miles before he gets his?
No, it doesn't mean that. The law of averages is a good
old law, hut has special limitations. It itqesn t apply to fnjlivldmih. (inly In irrmipa--'nu1 dcaih.gUtf..(tgBtB..P1fHfULtn/?l.
♦very lime alt I he motor vehicles in the United States travel
14.084,007 miles, someone will he killed. The law of averages
contnlns no clause under which it can be determlnpd which
i-uvs'-ta' The most vociferous, veil level rCi|ulrei| for Internal p i- n *nnp compared with the chore o f * — ’
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grmip, with the wildcat scheme a n il, IIHng."
gelling the dinner arranged.
hovo been act up,
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the greatest w«r cheat of folding | This inratta almlishlng the Army,
At In s t , that's the driv of
At in A.M.' the table linen irnd
aaiBtaa M l , , m il w
mooev i« k'LflWii hy the s s s r o f : N'.v -a nm! (\lr Force.
Mayflower anirWaUYi^Xl
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soMioiro V. octa— Vi-ff-'nliats. lor.
Anil fiiiully the I'll ftCli World clnls, who nre splitting toe cater ihe ntyi'*Y.tiU’ !.■.T^^WaiiV.
l n , H , i u t a *.**c -—“
m »* —
u r m death in tlvi.. particular batch id uwhm.
on (he tables.
By 4 P.M., Mia
Please mark the name well, fur Federalists proposeing
job
for
tlie
big
feed.
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Bear Aurmrar Austin K . Doyle,
food will tiegtn to arrive, fo la*
"«*» Vnrfc, lk l r ,| « , llatrall,
Just as there arc averuBcs on deaths anti tnilcs, there nrt* I he Ciilef cl ifavnl A ir Itescrve there may lie a ehango nf label. | "Pravlslima rennirlna control hy
The lintel people have a heap of
-H A y w «.i i t . b u s h i . u i t a
But the nunrk medlrine ip the hat- II - World Federal government of -dntistlc* nml assorted data to kept warm on 12 special charcoal
burners,
■ft* ll.m lS I* n" ni.mh.i • ( |k . averages on drivers, too. Some are more careful, soino are Trull,in*-, w'*u will u.uko his first lie will remain the aanie.
ntmnlc energy development.”
prove their point.
A w n .In i* ,I I ’. , , , .H itc h I* • ■ llf lr .l less. The driver who by liabit is more careful than tho aver ot(li|nl visit i** FlitriL'a on thr
snec
A special
fleet of buses will
. ^ ! .H y f1..**! 1 T, ^,,r!1''
Dt*!-1 This would jiirari liiiuing our
( M l M l M l r In ( h r « • • ( n r t« *« fc||.
To begin with, there's th# geog
age on his side. Ho has it on Ids side because he doean t try I fllh of February when he con' tfil Uonci FedviiiliatE linvu Lrnnrh* ,
r<»«Uy nloDlif ilcvolnt
bring the waiters, the 7C raptalpt,
t u ll« < « t a ll th e Ittral n , n . , , | , l . l
raphy
problem,
liut'iii
the
Annual
Military
inspec
this ■•napnp.,. ■• n u ll ■■ n il to take ad van tape of it.
ea In Ifi countries. There will tie
the GO stewards.
yAF M w l l . , , i r k M .
tion of Jacksonville's Naval Air much foreign pressure brought meld over to a rniiudl >f Cmmlrics
The armory Is a monster of a
X, V and 7,.—only the g* -d L o r '
Then at Mm great moment, Jack
Heservi* Training Unit and Its to bear to effect the aim of tho knows who.
building in southeast Washington.
. WEMNEBMA V, FEB. 8, HIM)
eight Htiiimlrons of "Week-End orgnnUatlon because many nf the
The fond will have to be cooked Weschlrr, tha mnltre d*hotel for
I'lense remember the mandate of in the hotels, four miles away.
Btntler, or Max Rtelner. the ditto
Warriors'' of the Naval and Mar Colinti ies hnvr nolliing to lose
the III in V'. F. W. nnthuuil convcnfor Mayflower, will push (he huts
-~~TOMAV'H B IB L E V E R B S —
ini* Air Mtu-erve.
Then
there's
thlr
additional
but
their
debts
—
ami
Mmy
hope
tlini*
The educational problems facing America are of too great
worry: the night Itefore the ban- Ion thnt w ill. light the apecial
to
gain
Uncle
Ham's
help
lor
It Is God*,, h i ,i M, (liiN faith giTSn complexity to lie handled by leadin'* nod parents alone. The
"Ue It Unsolved, Mint our legis ipiet Georgetown and George light, und (he dinner will he on.
Mil urc material blessings. The orM com pl«t« rouraia. ff wa ara In state of our public schools is a matter of concern to every
The job of feeding 6,200 people
ganMidlon claimed, In IP-IN, more lative representative**, on tmlli the Washington Universities wilt he
MfKioti; with lha Infinite »a ate
calls for considerable i-nnlptnent,
than 40.000 due* paying members State and National levela he dir- using the armory for basketball.
^tarlv aaf*. Thou shall not he member of every community.
Mn, lurking ailing the aldellnen, of course. Such as: Ml,000 salad
Ith N60 chapters in 41 states. eeled In use every effort to rmpino
With thlB thought In mind, the National Citizens Commis
u rslif for the terror by night;
There are chapters in 37fi universi any effort to place the United n i Intent on the game as any plates, 1 1,000 teaspoons, 1,100 Ice
sion
for
the
Public
Schools
w
hs
founded
I
hs
I
spring.
The
nhf for the arrow that fllath hy
ties, colleges and high school*. States nf America in a position cheer lender, will he a group of buckets, 26,POO Ice cubea, 1,100
*ty.—I’s. t»i ifi.
Commission's work Is being financed by funds from the
Everv attempt haa horn made to wldchwnuld entll Mm surrender * leaning people, tahle-setter-up- ash trays, 6,200 wine glasses, etc.
Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations. Its slogan Is "The
Infiltrate schools and indoctrinate of our Nation la any form what por» and oilier functionaries. The
And once the dinner In over, the
G A IN E S V IL L E ,
Feh. g. _
soever."
no'inon! llu* final whistle blows, hotel people aren't through either.
'Borne sophisticated people think problems of public education concern all of us and It Is time i Special l - Muring the Inst year of “join one movement nod pr*'V.
F.
W.
National
l.cglslntlvi
thrm with the "world snvliiu" idea
ihcy'il prtng into action.
They have In hustle right In nnd
tBay ran dispense with religion. for all of us to do something alsml I hem".
farmer;!, grove owners, and ranch serve tho peace." Their Washington
Mircrlor Omar Ketchum has alIty dnylight the Inst traces of clean Mie Joint up. An automobile
Tpalr empty flabby llvaa prove
Regions containing township or Isirongh groups, some of er* cooperating with Florida's Boll lobby Is one of tho most powerful •eady appnari'd before a Cimgrcss- Ini-iki'thnil
will he ecrufAird from show moves Into the armory the
Warn wrons.
Modem godIras which have money but have few ill-o(|iiippod buildings and r»n«crvntlnn [ilsIrictH have made In rslslenrc.
huial committee to offer jirotest the big hull, and ftuO tallies will next day.
alatea are marked by hatred and
iiciiu'iulnus strides In their water
lo
tinpiii|mne(l
resolution
which
In order to understand I In* iiim
hunger. There I-* none other name some of which have good buildings and low operating funds, iimscrvnllon unil use program It
of the United World Fcdoralh.ts, "m inosls the I'lestdent of United
under heaven giv**n among man, are advised as to co-operative organizations. Citizens every was lonrnrd here tmlnv.
C o u n t y C o m m is n io n
I Quote Mom their pmnphet drawn Kliilcs l*i initiate procrtlures iu*ce*where are encouraged to form local commissions, which will
Whereby we nnint he navad.
"Many lures of stagnant pond
obviously hy "parlor pinkos," enrv to formulate a coHstltulluH
—Ada 4:12. bo offered advice by representatives of the national group. mens have been renovated, treated, up
il'f iilliiiir A
F n tw
r * iF
fin# I
i Cm IIm o I
r o i* i
e rt,
*•■•!
so-culled Intellectuals, and n mis('oniiiiauder-lii-t.'hhT Civile l.ewNtntc wide esmiMrlgns for better schools and more teachers mid ntockeil with fish," Howard
uiluMion for iif « of direct i|Uotu* u welfare patient nX she received
9pe«k ini' ^n ' -ii Vink the oilier aro being launched, as well as the regional efforts within III*sliniil, U. H, Bull Conservation fulded minority who hcllnve in lak- for a Federation of the World."
,ng the long chance In the hope is, ju a lullllant address made from tiun. u departure from tho normal 810 a week from each of two sons;
O n *: I win:, IViirraJ Security slates.
Service Biologist stationed at Or- Russia may eventually Join. Bin- MejivCr.
Application of the San Oilo
,,
Colo., on a national n il - 1practice,
Adminiitrator. wlm upend* moil
('lull lo stay open until 4:00 A.M.
The movement toward federal aid to education is not ad land**, rcpnrlrd to Colin I). Gunn, slan participation la t{ie Joker in unuik. Mounded Mn- call to action | Aclitsun mild, in port:
ol hit limr iiiopioliiig Meialirrii vancing rapidly. It Is obvious that the unevenness of edtirn State Couttervationist Imre recent- the whole scheme, hut will he dis on (In* Issue. There cun U* in* j To try to get the Soviet not to wan denied. The present rlo.ditg
Iv.
cussed another time ill this place. sidestepping, punch-pulling or cn -l "fi»h ii troubled waters is like hour for taverns Is 2:00 A.M.,
medium-, digteitrd tong enough lional opportunity In Hie country as a whole is a serin «
Th Untied World Federalists, as iilviH-iitlun in Mils idol which pro-I dying m a rg in agulnst *heforct>» said Mr. Herndon.
* 1 *
Ilissliirnl reports sliuwtal that 288
from hit fnvmitr topic tn latnrnl matter. These local, community, and state-wide enterprises fill m ponds lorntcd in 2H soil stated in their uffirlul pumphet, poses |o diminish the miivci rigidly of mil me it is tmpu**lble."
Chester A lim , Negro, requested
life growing (inanrial plight of the should provide one good means of solving some of out educa
Ic-iil to the weakening of our ecium- I "Agreemenla with tho Bovlct Improvements at the Negro rumr,iinscrvntlun districts arc under a believe;
"The World Federal Government mir structure, with a painful i nlnn * uic
n )i iiinnagntDool and water tiae
useful when
lliosu Icry,
nation i "inititiitioni of higher timml problems.
II*- was rufennl to ilia
piogram.
Muring the Inst year should Include the following basic of Auivririi — a plan that can agreement*
record an existing
County Health Department.
teaming. "Many ol them", he gloat
reduction in the Anierlcan siaml ntuatiou m fart. Otherwise they
St’S technicians renovated tt.'l farm organs:
Sanford F. Iloudney, County lax
ed "air now on Ihe verge ol hope(at A world legislature to cn- aril iif living. This Is not what we ,,v ,.o( very useful."
I'Ktiil, In 17 vnnscivnlinn districts,
assessor, told the CommiSMlon thnt
tact all laws.
leu bankruptcy". A few daya taler
"Today in7 acres of water, prev"iilerstood we wore fighting for, \
lrm,e j States thua 1 ny- he ttecds more room for Ills Ja(til A world executive agency net slid tlnise wlio will never mine
The grassroots of baseball are sound. Often pessimists .... sly III used or covered with unSecretary Snyder ol the Treaiury
inti in tier- piirtrnvnt. He was Infnrnred, snhl
mg In emit'* strength
to enforce the laws.
home.
ninny, m Japan, through
Ma Mr. Ileriulon, that the Board is
Department nigrd die Houie Way, have found signs of interest lulling off just where it should ilmdrahle mpiatic growth, has been
(cl Wotld courts to try mid sen
treated
and
slockeil
with
mlaptcd
.earn the facts about this world . European R e c o v e r y i'rnginm, planning certain additiona to the
and Mean, Committee to dap a be si rung, on the sumllots and in the minor leagues. Without fish and lire milling to the farm
tence Inwlncnkcrs.
leih'inlioii cotispirncy. We must de- through Point Four nml hy other Court Home.
(dl Membership should I...... pen Mat ally and all schemes lending menus.
U l on the»e "inililulioni ol Hume to serve as constant feeders, the big league teams fond supply anil reel eat Inn," BiasA. L. Collins, representing the
al
all
t
lines
to
all
mil
nun*
would
eventually
wit
her
and
die.
hud reported.
"When properly
higher lr,lining" lo help complel
lo weaken our covi-relgully. Idea"We an* trying to extend the A C L itiiilrond, pointed out to tha
without
the
right
of
se
liit;. I'litniol scl! f(ir a mess of pot- urea of possible agreement with C* mi miss ion that a m issing over
T o ta l/t|indlot figures are bard In gel, but the minor nutintaineil farm ponds am an
their drlmilr. I’hrit the government
cession!
mot*
than ever before, according to nually producing as much aa H00 (el World law nIiii II lie enfnrrr- Inge lim e great things our vet I he .Soviet Union hy ei eating a Mu- railroad on a curve soulh of
cjtmM Takr over .ill "inititutiorts of leagues are
W if-,
... numerous
.
pinitula of fish per acre," lie added,
...................
, „
craps fought two Moody wars lo iitunllon so strong that out of tlm remelery would lie very dungTrnutmaii
of the Natinnal Assiiclatiini
Rl. Truitt
it
able directly upon Individ(entiling", a, well at till President CHtflfbM
la rolling laiiili in the norththem run grow agreement."
eroiis. Commissioners agreed to
*r
nf
Husebnl)
Cluhn,
Last
ycai1
bis
urgnulzatiun
bud
sixty
yei
T
wniti'in purl of tin- Stale Dissn irdieltir pVtofdiiun.
•
It In "fair to say" that tlm Inspect the proposeil erusnlng. Mr.
fj'H. a new reenrtl. Tlie gengraphinil nmge littwl reported that many farm
ll<
lcagueH'ilHihlrinbM'H.
•P* eelies of .Senators McMuhnn C'dllp.M ahm ruuuesled Unit Mp>
nf the ghm^-ld ahitwn
awn by the find thiititwil lU*w arrlvials nfe ponds I,ml been cnnslrucled tb-Im
r.nd Tydlngs
goals A C L Mepnt building nt Altamonte
igs '.'raprpa«nt|thc
"n
JJI ''.,
Attorney General J. Howard Me
which wtWt- aro
nr i(lrivtng"ih*ther Springs ho removed us it, Is, ton
mprislnp»clllps
the Huir'TJtiiat League, nimprising
’ clllps in Texas and pound and U'<- farm rnln water
( rath’ jell,’ the an olnoliile dealer*
nil her then allowing it lo rtlsh silt
rtlons
on
(how close to the tracks, <
! bun ijetallcd, inatrucH
•
N f - 'M y R N T lN K I'l'T O U l)
Louisiana, and (he provincial League, whose members nr Inilen lo small streams.
[iiy
I [A point
■nms. (Ifi
pi........
relich' tluiib |fdale. Fmtr ‘years
t ial VhmHlutig ll.u got to he done
Two plats wern,approved: that
all within the Province of Q u tb m "v
..
ed
out
that
most
of
tl****«'
thr«n
Mondrf
of
trying
to
progress
toward
peace
I ) aid 'inrdl hunneD. Where have
w ife g n ginilnl lhe*(iH'lvi's no trustc* i nf ty ngiuiment has .shown that II of Cryatnl l.nku, Heighta in Lake
nil adapUil flah ! A ^ i i 1
More citicH now have urganlzi
n^tbim ever before, ore also sloi kei| with
.'■
■
r
I ra heard those milk and honey
Mary, nnd Triplett Lakes Hhoraa
lit* niilihnu) inlierUaRc^ . . , Ihevo is got poMsilile.,
* - t ., i * iu .Cm saltierfy..li
.h;, and, HM- siirvlng, tlie duel. ptirpoiV
J .f ,
4B2 Isdng prcpart*d lo start (He fe/uIm ^iRn,
>ii„ u „ i..'i
ord> hfforr) Evri time Preiident
sli*i k wntur supjdj and fleh
.
i i i ' - y j ! - i . r T'K ;i . r
V'lis a reeling,of rxispoa dldllty tnUn tin* rand to peace lha United
It appears that the .Ion HIRInggbm Mml Btnn Rltifllnls of of
mora
Mir
Mils
gaHcratluii*At*
the
w
aid
M
u*
.next
gcnrrnlloii.
To
jiioi Ii k Uoii - areas.
Hmlet must conshtac. the nature* r, Head hiiplliig. is '.said tn haya
dotevrll wat Mid elected In ofthe future will find plenty of clmnco tu-dispiny their talents,
M" ' Io,,hI
m
U jawing over cimipctply to a phlln- uf tlm Russian government, ,lta
"When* the soil condition and
ice in 1912,.w* have hren hearing
lipen practiced,In thn -Hrlllafi Iflfs
earn*.
'
"
*
■
kpphy
that
deiih-s
opr
*
hllgiitiou
to
lei'iain pel mil St'S teclmielans
oniMiumlliuf chiirarterlstlc I* its Up to t|:o nnd of th* Middle ,Agys.
bout what* the New Deal, or thr
Thnt
Is
the
declsluii
Mint
M»r4j|lfm-i'
who
roiile
after
us,
and
have assisted coopei atnra In the
|iiii|i<nc(nines*, it* dctstmlnnllon
In some tribes, it is believed that
'air Deal, of thr Mil Deal wai go*
Mailer lands of the State to con them In a proginin of deficit flh- jwnuhl saddle the coming geilcrn to runcli certain gpais.
a ,,man
____ Is not likely to beget *Ji[ld-Moscow is a mixture of Jm- ran
st met ponds for stuck water, fleh anclng,, To spend morn I Imn Wo tion, nml generations yet unborn
o do Ini mull hutineu, and
•n until he lias
has killed linothlr
to Increase the ualioogl Willi a enioiiral Inn den, doesn't perinllMii nnd Ideology. It is, on
Fort My*ra 'Nmvb Press
prod
rmlii' flon nml Irrigation use," the 1‘wrn . .
speaking a, a little buiineit man
man in combat.
s. , , ,j
hejfond .lt * alr*gdvv»p(psral 'i-eni tn rn iry nut tin* American the whole, Quite incompatible with
U ielo g lh t e la te d .
iourtflf, we can Imnrilly leilily that
rcpulstlon for "fair play."
I
ft
dept
rtlrhiiilrilly
[with
winlil
pencil
ami
independence
of
lie
uihied
that
inuqh
progres-*
ht
to
degl
dishGitcsl
jjrfigrees
The United .States pro dure x
Of all Ilia cynical pnlltfra playad
Jlhe only thing thr government ha* m i far with I tin vo-callrd civil (ii<ulatton. In tcdii of welioi’ilug had been made
.................
cum* after
iwhn ciime
aftet . up .. ity
during 'the. yv#r in kh4fo jjwhii
peonies.
about five million tiarrel* of petrchifurcetncnl!!
in (he
Imtllc,
The ancient Unmans mails Ire
Tho Soviet government Is also
•ever dour l'l)U .mall huuneii hat light!' IrgMnllnu the current per- I’uWHl's rend Ion waft to h null lmproving the technii|Ue of. eon- nthtjr Wo. Hhould tint Ptily ba, hnl
mlcum n day.
anclng nut budget, but. Iiy a pio liv digging mow from mnuutaln- "Quite rcaltstic." It adjtislr* lo
.been done I " it Ami ii lliry keep for inn nee on I lie F E I ’C Mil is tnpa, Bouscvnlt mi tin* grouiul that lu- *i Hiug tin* grow III nf suluuerged gram of sound flnntirlmr. Under shb * nml pnrMug It In ilcep pits leal situations.
mptntie
weeds.
Tliis
water
wenl
*on aidoiu tnnll huuneii at they nr hoOonin. It Incomes crystal War* tlying In Img the glory.
take tu pay Moinnthlng iinminlly on covered with straw ami tree prim
“ Agreements with the Soviet China and th* Communists took
Unit F E P G l« wnntad ns a
Finally tlicii' in ||i«> no-i.iut- mntnd im teases the fidi carrying the national debt, which grew by ings.
, Union aro sound when they regia- ever.
• have in thr pail, it won't he long clear
campaign Issue ami not as a law. promlse nlatul of President T in i s parity of farm ponds lie said. leaps and laninda during the <lc
The world today Is still suffer
tcr existing facts."
.before thrie won't lie iny imall If passed it would Mo lunger hr an man himself. The F K P F lull ns
prcaslon of the .Ill's, reached as UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
In tlie Berlin Blockade, Greece, ing from port-war conditions of
'buaineite, left
Issue and those who plousjy pro* It Manila Is one of tho hardest
tronomical proportions d u r i n g H»p»lr. r*moi!»l nr rs-roof rnur Turkey nnd Chinn, the United weakness and these provide an
fass to favor it are taking good measure'! ever drafted. It pruvldes
World War II, and Is still grow lii>in<< nun. Let us allow r»U hoar States policy of strength brought "irresistnldo Invitation for hte So
h
*-'■»! |i Is uml.r VilA litis No. I. n change In ltunilnn actions ex viet Union lo fish In troubled
rare that aurli a thing doesn't hap- stiff penalties against nil employ.
ing.
Not Mine
<1o« o —Itirss
rears
lo
• When /angara look a pot thol pan.
eiH o ffiU or rnoio persuus who
In the East, Americans have ra I'kv : I # Vretii ll Avenue. I’ll. 71 ■ cept whero weakness developed in waters."
V)
!al Rooievetl, and mined, ami hit
Then* was, for Instance, (ha deny a Jot* In nu Indlviilmit tieW ASHINGTON. Feh, «. — (/P>
;Mayor Ccrmak ol Chit ago intUad, action nf Hpealmr Uayhurn on la«l cellar of race, i-ulur, rcllglun, unfe sliy or nalimml "ilgin. It would
;he wa» promptly lent lo the elec- Galendar Monday when committee "et up a fetlsinl I’ommlsslou wlilch — Hoy Scouts during the psd
yfai have picked Up .7011,000 new
«trie ,-haii. with full public appro- chairmen have the right to call would lie tho sole Judge of whether member!*, Mm greatest gain In
Jvsl. Meaiured by the tame yard- Up to the floor any Mils their com- a parson had been denied employ their 60-year history, Robert J.
mitUa* have approved and th*
«stick, punithmenl for the man who rule* commltte* haa refused to ment on Mip s * grounds and wheth- Mrruntt, 17-year-old scout from
er the victim Was Qualified fur the
Idfoppad a hydrogen bomb on Waih- okay for debate provided they can Job. The fommltalon would pro Granite City, III., said at a Scout
Hngton, annihilating not only the gain
•In recognition from the speaker. secute cases and adjudicate them breakfast attended by congress
‘
yburn t* the lop administration and punish violators through the men and nlher national leaders,
'Pltttdtnl, but alto hundred* of
I.catling the cheers at news of
ler in tha housa and Is hrlefed courts. Henater Russell nf Geor
* Ilhouiandt of other innocent perweekly hy ('resident Truman on gia and eotna Others have pro the organisation's growth was,
Eagle Hcnut Tom Clark- who lr
|aoni, detltoying magnificent build- what tha Whlto Housa would Ilka
poned a milder measure as a cornAnd n 'try day whtrever you trait/,
bur company Is Identified i
linh* valued at billiona of dollati. tn have dona thtra.
Whan tha premise. It'would seek to accnmHuptain* Court Justice.
chanea
ram#
to
gat
tha
F
E
I
’G
hill
‘ and their pricele*i ait Ireaiuiei, and
t h r familiar rtd coo!tr i t your
pllsh lha samg enda through edu
Delegates Imre for National
-uplaaihing a. third World War to the floor last Monday, Rayburn cation, arbitration and advice. Kcuul Week fare a busy scheduU
refrained from recognising .the These consultative methods worked
thnt . Includes visiting with Mia
iwhich would make all other wap
................. ......
III
Mcmits' honorary president, Tresit
•harmWrs child’s play hy comparident Truman. From here the,
*M>n. khould be lomething In contag In New York Stale's KKPC go to Philadelphia and New York
recognised
ipousora
of
tha
bllle
to
law.
A measure such an this,
Jt^nplate. If Ihii Britiah ipy it
■rant statehood lo Alaaka and
wan guilty of the cliarati mad* Hawaii and the F E P O bill wna •horn of the aovere legal penalties
There are an estimated 4118,000
|(nit him, we can think of no “aaveil" for a while longer na pn for non-compliance, would have n oil wells In tho United States.
good chanee nf passage. For that
lithmtni tavere enough to iali»- iaaue.
Oil Is produced In 20 U. H.
very reason President Truman last
Than there was the row between week turned It down and Insisted states.
fVtha crime.
Rep. Powell, the New York Negro on* all or nothing, well knowing
What, lha New York Giant* have congressman who Introducad tha that would mean nothing.
Rep, Vito Marcantanlo, the redto Sanford wai emphaiiied bill, and Rap. Franklin D. Roose
_ radio the othar night whan velt Jr. over who w ia going to tinged congressman from Harlem
the credit, if any for tho
local Manager Charlaa Marian legislation. Powell had
dr*
lh*y didn’t coma h«r* to make culallng a petition to
v, they cam* lo ipand it, and tha bid from tho ruler
r have tpenl In Sanford mart toe and bring It nut<
floor but w a u t
11.000.000, Batidff that, their lha
whoro with It, Ye
and their training capp ara, than put n petition
AH
• U lw n
M lln t i
r ill,
al
rn * lilli.3 - •■« I in llr f . nl
W< attaaks,
a la rla la n a a t (or i,.e , 11. 11, . , , f
Everybody’s Concern
Florida Grove
Owners Licarn To
Conserve Water
AcheiiKon Interview
Roots Of Baseball
uni*
'I'his (ibneration
I"'
An iNHias Not A Law
i
Hoy Scout Make
Their NiggcRt Gain
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V,d
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HOST OF THE
HIGHWAYS...HOST TO THE WORKER in office and
■hop...IIOSTTOTIIIRSTY MAIN STREET the country over.
S ":s ssm1«.x ss± 'n,°
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of bringing hara apprexi' uaand par»on» a month,
ipand only a dollar
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WEDNESDAY FEB. 8, 1950
THE
S o cia l A n d Personal Activities
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HANFORD
H E R A f .l) , H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
PAGE
Shirley K. Meyer
Weil In Cleveland
T IIH IS f
■lack Baligun Will
t alk To(sramniar Pi1A
MENU
By C E C IL Y H im IVN STON E
Associated Press Food Editor
Mr. and Mis. Lance E . Tomp
Jack Bnligan will lie the prin*
SCHOOL LU N CH BO X
kins
of Piiickard. Ala., announced
Carlin Pahntr Ray—Society Editor
Telephone 148 today In .Sanford the mnrriage of
Hard-eookeil Egg, Whole Toma •'•pal penker »t the regular meet*
to, Carrot and Celery Strips, Sand ine el the Grnmnmr School Par
their daughter. Shirley Echo Ient I e i n tie! W oe ill l i n n tu lie held
wiches of Peanut Hotter Bread’
Meyer, to Charles (Tsui I, s*.n of
r*< • !n- til 3 :.1M P.M.
M*1 V
mill
Jelly,
C,..i,,es.
Milk.
Mr. and Mr* Steve Csurl of
Bnl igtiu nill have ns his subject
(Becipe
fur
Slut
I
i'll
Hisll
Follows
1
Cleveland, (). The marriage wii*
"When Heine ami Playground
P E A N U T I t lT T K B IIBKAH
performed at the Tenth Avenue
Meet
Tin* n*"i,in»i iel|| t,e under
Ingredients:
2
cups
sifted
ali-por
Hup tint Clmitli m Cleveland. O.,
•be due. lion ,,f Mrs. Joint SrhlrKuriyle
Housholder
whs
the
pose flout, ‘d teaspoons bilking ind, li.
WEUNKMDAY
Clark Beck lias arrived from Ft. oil Ih'c. It in the presence of the
powder, 1 I 4 teaspoons suit, I <
A epedal itudy of the Book guest speaker for the regular Wayne, Ind. to spend sume time at Imnieiliate
families
and close
meeting
of
Bela
Sigma
Phi
soro
cup sugar, 1, con chunk-style pea
f r i e n d s r,f l b s .voynle.
of Acta will bo continued a l the
ht* Camrrcn Cite hmi r
I M w im is eggtjiunl JU
ii»h
11t i l
looliT, ‘ \
1 I 4 i |
T i n t Baptist Church ^
V-in rity which met in. MouJa; night
l lie m ule ,e, ertv-d ner sm :.
W-ee*t*»*St. at the home of i h n
iminiiatr «inr >|iiai tn inch ptr
milk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Philips an I schooling in Sanford, |Hter attend
Nancy
Collum.
He
had
as
his
sub
•dlcri*
III
W
%
11-AuftMlirti
FfCncI
THUBHDAY
Method: M i* and s if t into a m edi
the proposed athletic stadiun. children, Wally and Menitt, have lug John li Stetson University
iliain rtttd iirtke in a mod*,
The Junior Brotherhood of the ject
ttni-siie m ix in g ImwT tin* Hutu,
This was the first in u series t f rejurned from Tampa where they She is now in her junior year at
F irs t Baptist Church will meet programs on risk* affairs and a dla- attended tiuspatilb, festivities,
baking puwdet, salt, and siigui t inti iv n-i! ovi n 4»11111 tt*iui#rs turn
Ohio StHie University, Mr. Csm i
In tha Young Mm's Bible clua*
Cut ill the p e iiiu il b u lle t with III*' sin *-- mill * iSi-rvr With A wedgt
was graduated ftoin I Hilo Stale t£it hntil Ua^rimii iilnI Am lnv I'uKui
nission period followed Mr. lio n s-1
Ill- 41441ifitiiiUul l»> Harry SulH* pastry Idendci or two k n iv e s , III l»f 111III Ia#l_
room at 7::au P. H.
holder's talk. Mrs. Hale Scott, Jr., | Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Andes have I ’niveisity in l!i|7, lerelvlug lii- >aii in
tlruiiiulii Im,
'ItMHiag ThiiiPtliiv am) Friday l u l l in W'itb fingcrti|is. Beat tticA study session will In- hrl<I Hi presided over the business session, left for Greenville, S. C. wlieie master's deglee the following
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tit ... Miss Col they were culled bemuse of the year. Hi- was u member of Kappa it tin* IM / I lim it i .
tho West Side Primary .School
e g g s , t m lll. fo ntny. w I I I i - a . i *ia t*— t ..- n o .. • .;* ,( r - ingTidli'ills. TUrh
Following
the
meeting
Starting at 11:00 A M. ami lasting lum served light refreshments to death of Mrs. Andes' t-itlie, P li Siglmi fraternity amt',.f ibe Vki’pun (aboutt
lie n le r ; add the
m ilk and beat in lo n o o iii-ie u Io n . , ____
until 2:00 P.M. All meiiilM-r.H of Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, sponsor, .Moore.
midst of ctisia, Unit cneli year again to ciimlntie Make a well in l\ ’i o>. li. , mni liake in a mod!• > foolbnll tin iii He is Mow in l .
tha P.T.A. nr® urjtfefl to iittfiit) Mr*. K ft Chase. Jr.1, diieeOfi,
Itlstluctor in Fine .|ft* al Ohio
at theaters close, that Browd- tbe cell I el o f tin* dry mgretlienls iinlt- i ir.ii 1 i oven for about l
Lunch will be set .ril in ib<* luiirf) Mrs. Donald Jones, Mrs. Hale
unit! iloiie.
Mr. und Mrs. Bohn I I.. Parker Slate.
win
having serinus fltiatttial| “ ni' n,,‘l
Mi' ....... .........
room to siII those desiring it
Scott, Jr.. Mrs. lis t e r Guthrie, and children, and Mis Kntldyn
Fnllowing
a
ueliding
tiip
Mi
ttoiildis
ami
tIi..t
tin*
Amerlcnn
A study session will be held at Mrs. Charles Vodouich, Mrs. Hu Smith have returned Hum Mucoii,
IH TOM WII ITN FV
8:30 P. M. at the Sanford Grain- bert Hickson, and the Misses Klise Gu. where they visited ii-lalives and Mr*. Csurl nie now making
theater‘s Insses have been coins- 1
•hell home at 1778 North High
MDSi'nW, Fi*»». H
{A'i — Thi*
mar School. The session will uri* llutchisoii, Pal Scliulti, Ellaalwth ami friends.
sal in Hit* last year.
Street
in
fulnnihu*.
II.
Mrs,
Csmi
If
ii
in
11
piipi'r
S
h
y
iff
A
il
Im*
cede the regular P. T. A. Hireling. Hyson Daphne Connelly ami Nan
plans
lo
cnnlininIni
similes
hi
It declined that (he niUia uf
pr«i!i>
*l«*d
viuli*nt
1
y
**!mThe Grammar School p. T. A. cy Cullum.
Friends will be plod to lenrn that Ohio Stine University,
IhI im I **f dlnloi I hhih” uf K ushmih Hi midway, having gum* far along
will meet at 8:30 P. M. tu be pre
Mrs. W. K. Kirehlioff lots leinrned
ilii^Mrs mi ttir *(11^114 nf Hiiiml- tin* path uf lies) i net lull of tin*
ceded with the board meeting at
from 8t. Vincents ll"-|iiial In
wn\ him! I'iiiiH.
8:80 P. M.
tbeatei and rilln ><f taste hy pre
Jaeksimville olid is able to lie out
The Home Denionstrntion cloli
T'lir Snvit'l
thi' ol |fim of sentation of ilfpioved ..lays, now
in
flu t iiniiniHi'i* mi ml nffnir*, ipmt>
will meet at the TuilrUl O n le i „l
2:30 P.M.
111 tin* Ni*w Vink Luni - in Irllmif h m ii living lo loin llit- llo-ali-i
Mr. aim Mu John Jink son
iN
MtEhtlv Hint .IiihIihii in Wi—letti Europe.
The
Phlletbea
Class
of
tinFirst
Washington,
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J i l t * Iregular
I'^ U H II
Imeeting
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The
of aSeminole
The plNiiuintt *Minimi lee fnr tl
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wii* irptill«‘d
I'fiKilpi'd in
T in * p a p e r said A m e ric a n tlieu Baptist
butch will meet ut 8 JHt ('|u,o|er No. 2. G.E.S. was pre- I Cordon of Scranton, Pa letumrd
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P.M. at the tioliie of Mrs J. A. ceded with u covered dish siippei yesleldav to Iln-U homer nllei animal bnrplliil l.eiiefit In idge Uiol udaplioli of l beklioi
Tin* ( ’ll«'» • • io id m ilg n stlie s * . . ii so lu tlo 'l
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Ponder, 100 Elliott Avenue. Mr*. ut 11:140 P.M. last Thursday. Croup spending Some lime In Sanford
iv i 11 t lmi«I'r \ 4 v "!*i 1ht» tiinh'K lo i l i n n own Im a iic ia l p n d d e m s
Clyde Piercy, Mrs. John Kailer singing was led by Mts. Joe Corley as the guesti of Mi. and Mis. It. the SmifiUil Wotnmi's I 'loll oil Eel
nf thi' Am*iuiiii inullt'lici*" hy in l In* e x p n it of i n lie u cam p 'd
I
I
met
on
Mnniinv
at
I
.:to
P,
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aud Mrs. Jack Mouisun will be ncconiputtied liy Mr. Slilluw play- L. Cornell.
ill the did. boose Final plan 11iiii.-sfo 11 imjk. lint’ itii mu t.i l.itiiiPt" goods w liic il it said ta k e s p lu ce |
,o-hu*t**»«s.
tug uti aceordlali. Herman E. Mor
wete made foi tl*e i-ieot w)ib*b w i ‘ i HIM «!'»**'* '* \ f Vj f \ f .** fi“. in.m i tin* .Am -l.n o l*iii)i.
FH IO A V
ris, principal o( Seminole High
mt i*rri nt inti i*hi iil n1it*ii tiwnt'i'* fit
Mi. amt Mrs. Mike Minarik lie under tin* ................... Mis. Mu
8allle Harrison Chapter, Daugh School, directed games and conIn pul tlcillai. Sonet Al t colltain Bussell Ticki i Mil<** ate iinibo mil v.
ters of tha American Bevoliitiuri, tests. About Din G .E.S. members Imve leinrned fiom Plant City and tin* dilccino, „f Mi* || A. Men
d.'iioit il "A S in i t, m Named l>cStivii
I
ml
pii»lr*H,il
ptnm^iy
Tampa
when
they
were
the
guests
wilt hold a allott Imidness session and t lielr families till ended tha
-iic.
In
Tennessee
Wllllains,
apiii n.-t tlit*,
of Mr. and Mrs. f 1. Walker. lietli; dec* aliuns. Mi*. J,*C , flu
at 2:80 P. M. after which they sill
upper.
sell and di* Duo iViiglit; pril*
w h ich li a s been p e i F m t i l e d lu l.oliF m t li*ai * fin '
p tip ii
i i put i n i
will conduct a tour of historic sites
Mrs. J. C, Bills, Worthy Matron, Willie in Tampa lhe> attended the ■Ml* E A Monlio too
in thla vicinity for the Tourist presided over Hie regular meeting Stale Fail ulnl i >:i *|ihi Ilia aclivt 1 I he Jiinlui
11inI ii' t hr Fm
Itnlli'l Ht'igii .Ii.o an d i ' . n i s li ,nt| t h i s d i u i n n
Ini gmiip, l.i
1
1
1
fill
h
id
1
1
Jilt'd»
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li
lt II VIII l *• Is l o l l nt .Ii nnk. Hi s s , u t g u s ,
Club aud DeBarv Estate tesldenls. mid Mis. Iona Simpson, Grand I li ties.
IBneilts. illulei the ilnecinui nf Mi
The I'ential Circle of the Gin
turn
ft<*in
tin
tli
111
1
net
uf "SWiiii pin I liolog n s l -cepes l o l l . o i e t o
st t in-1or of Histncl :!4, wo* intro
Itnv Green, made pi.-lci* wlilcti in.
den Club will meet with Mrs. K. duced, welcomed mol seated In
I
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hv
11
Iciikiiwhky
ml«» thi* i n i m ii(>•I p. i n . oou l l a l s o s a id
iiuw peiitg iti-li *Imii vi I, Mi*. I
B. Clements, 111)1) Park Avenue, at tin- Ellst
in
Hi
I
"Sti
I'pHiii
itiMnily."
In hi.- it w a s sim p ly p m o u g i a p b y .
lilies! oielllliel- from
* 'u m jilu h utr* in i-h.ii
u f pho 11
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i-tlur
vi
t
inii
nf
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‘pihp
, 111 .in
10:00 A. M Boll cull will lie an various elutes w ile iutruduccd
Ii.p., Mi
J \ ViMitiir, fond; fii■*
KM I I HI l» D
swtred with each memhei giving
■ >i el V o lid uni
A| ir> f :ii i •I Sfititi ti \|| p. \V, I • i v," wnd 1Ik papi i , l.ifm m ! i o . b In i'1* '
J I. Mel.mn leluted details of
i l I WHM.
•
iti'il
p.ufs
of
I
hi*
N1
1
9
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t
her garden problems.
m ill Im .l i - lo llin g
I cliulkuyvH k V.
Fill*! I *-, |M|l)|li,it \ ,
tile plan* fol n tllp to the Musoule
t |( ► \ \l
mt*
The Jacurundn Circle of tiie Home in St. Peteiabutg on A|ii. 2
ID F I.( IllE M E M ILLS
It
m l llo il in I ’m is Hie Ittillt t
I him* t’nhlptF Hiij’ I In' i'nliillllli* >
Id i .il lol aic 4
Banlord Gulden Glob will meet with Intelest in the trip being evi
PA It IS, Felt
8 id’i Sped a Hultnli* Mi- Mn linn
M ill) - i/ c turn * 1 .V)5
F mvh'I All - ii 11( Hiin ran imty now lia s In in . >1 m l.. la iM s id lo m n l
Mi
ikllia. till II
nIur lii'iicliweat li’iiluiing tuilloon .Dit l KiiP'i'll, Mi
With Mr*. C. M. Flowets, tYlerv denced tii n large iinnihcl ol mem
141* t|i"4| 1ill*"'ll 4!':* '(III •"• 1 (It lu l t lu ll " II uti 1h r ,«i f i -Ii v •>! 1HI 1U-1 s t ills
\\ lights Mi
lu
Lilli
I
ill.
r
and Beanlali Avenues, al
id) bets. Mr-. Sminiii l ong reporlri I I |*Impel I, knot It'll,'III Iduollie)-, liltli* FI h i In*. .Mi-*- Stmti', Min. .MtinfiM 4.1 t it* . lu -■
lint 1Itn 1 1III* n
(In * Itn
hi i li 1 1 n il".fill m i'll • if si
1
11 \u 111 >
n il y
P.M.
1I'V >1I ' l j i f Vb91 4 Ml 1 *MM' ( i l l 1 ut n n u t-li i v nt l i n k * . .1. in t v n i uf
Hint in (itt-i in I liud been received 111111111' liluiise*. t.timed leiry- Dn». Mr- Sh* 111i#lt!»'\ iiiiiii, Mi
Tha Palm Ctrele of the
tin
11* (14 \ flint l l i 'l l l p t m ni mn ■.f t • i ll III' ill t| 1It Ml ik hi *
l i puiiti it n 1
W l(m-Ki
. . Saiifoiil
.
«nd disllihnleil lo ronnuiUee mem i-tolh cape* mot 11 eioelidoil* slouch D |( lin k . Mi L
t I k - \\‘» l « in i In M1a*e
1 1( ll('!t 1M( I I I
(.41 - il* iri i i i 1.' 1 II
Gatdf.l Club Will meet ill l ie Il'O'ie |
„ |„ ,lllir In lb. Masonic II.... .. designci tiie* in Ini .8|iiing fa* Mip . \V. I* H«*lin;ni", Mi*. \ uiu
If m il thtit Miojiilvvnv in in tin- *4 II
df Mrs. E. L. I.iimluuist
..In | Endowiiienl PiiH-uionient Fund and sllll loitr weie ilillodliccd liy tin* and Mr*. S. (». llm i ilium.
ill
on
sltow
le-teidtiy
French Avenue, at tl ;tn A M
.
Wlirk would be started -non
l.i l l l rkm I* |>• i l.il" —tt lir rd l
I I I , k m c le llg lli |illllts III vet
Jiora Lirele of llie .....71' J "
A “ ""hug by Mts. C. C Welch
will meet at 2 -dll P.M with Mr*
..m im lcl the iiiveliog at It) nil low s lim itn iig oi w h ile linen luivi*
it - null kind <>l «Irallailig.
ii lot of fo ib le - - , lu llin g fro m a
Jattir* Terwilleget.
o'clock.
‘Ill.it - n in I n-»» ill,lkr> tun
Tile Hibiscus Circle of the Card- |
tig h t t it lin g hip I,m nl II lin lliiu n s
dill, n ul >Ii . i u - i i i k i i c j i i i i .
m Club will meet with .Mrs. II.
i out lie fo ie le iiin t m t ln g In in lig h t
4<iit- ill lln m i>. I i .i soli -ii) i if;III
I build s j u *1 liclu w th e knees.
James Gut, 11)24 Palmetto Ave
Itaie mills iff I,looses lire mold
nue. at 3:00 P.M. with Mrs. B. F.
tin i ml i i - n u ll best hat.
PINK
Uoule as co-hostess.
,*d to fit the bust, have big scanned
Nut.
In.
.i -lin il litne —Vint call
U
ti
\M
C LEA N S! M
■nit necklines, and sleeveless bo
-• Tha Hosa Circle of the Garden
lilts Til--* t b .lll-lllg t irttllK at
dice cut low under tin* arm.
Club will meet ut 10:00 A M. nt
A iilnt, "Junior Miss", is being
soil uilv1 ui>. l o i r s
Earlier m the day, Paquin show
• till k itp - illlil s a v e j ' l l i r i !
tha Garden Center.
Mrs. Endor
• kil, ■Tl relit i ln.*k.
Curlett will lie Him guest speaker. shown by Herman E. Morris, prill- ed Pieiiot-deslgn ruttlli in most
The Magnolia Circle of Ibe Gar- ripnl uf the Heminnle High Be lino), urd and black, fashioned into
d*h Club will meat at 111:00 A.M. at the various srlmols tbimighout pants that puffed out arintnl the
With Mrs. John Hchtrurd and 3frs the city and county. Proceed* front nips tiefme fitting skin tight below
,1. W. Herron us bostenses. l*ne the showing will lie donated to tin* th« knees. They Inulg miilclilli
strapless Iindices.
subject uf the prugrum will be Mmrli of Hitnea.
Events at the high school dining
i i l ’es lot i otbirod p e e p -skirls com
grafting and Mrs. A. E. Crocker
the current week Include a play prising tw o n a rro w iinncls buttoned
...
will be the speaker.
presented, by (lie Thespiuii group lo p e llie r ol eucli side o f Hie win-1
The Townsend Club will meet i ■4 ii 0 h . „. I 4 4 |k 4 , _*
. .siiaal.t 6
at ih .
. u!!m n v i entitled "Nut T.migl.l'’ at n:l0 T iie gap ut I In* sid e s re v e a l* e lt lic i
*ni,
,10 ,
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A M. yesterday. Those taking pat* b tu -f |*iinl e tu c m it ra s l cn ju te .'
The public Is cordially invited tu .......
i.._i. g.,..;.....
<........> Steven
wen .luck
Spencer, ■
lleni
S trik in g
. k i l l * . B it uses t ills idea lu l d ie s *
attend
John Fite, Faye William.- mol Mai
lei ch it lies tun, u sin g n a v y Hum
The Miiiinsa Ciicle of Hie G at- ■hu Chapman.
'".j
Fin the p a n els a m i c h iffo n ut s ilk
!
den Club will meet at 10:00 A.M.
Tin- high school band will b>
af the home of Mrs. Floyd Pit liner Featured on the cliupcl giogium Im Hie iio d c r s k ir t .
on Valencia Drive.
lomollow nodei the diiecllim of
' !vl , -li
The Arnica Circle of the Gar- James I'unloe Stetson Huiversit)
dtnf.hih will meei with Mrs. j . I’, i Interne. An iiileresting feniure uf
Cullen at ll:30 I .M. for a covered ith. tirugiam will Im* Mr. I'urdue's
di*h supper.
1tmnngeimmt of- ...............................
"Mule Trtiin". A
Stetson ttornlatm* ipuirtelte nilliie
mict wllli Mrs. Eninieit McCall.
The West Hide PTA met lecontup of Holt Yaxley, Hong Baer, I
f u r S p rin g
Hcmerocaliu Circle will meet T. Gwelts and Woodford Snowden Iv in Hie school auditorium will.
at 7:30 P.M. with Mrs. Frank will play classic miiul.ei*. itiudeiu Mrs. Eu il King presiding. A study
Adams, co-hostess Mrs. Buderlck Remi-hurhershup compositbms mid course wa* iRscussed liy the cliairAdams.
pupolni pieces,
man, Sirs. Han Gulches, to la* held
A Japanese pn.gtum and tea
Tiiree of tbu mem hers an* giu- at Hie scuoul lomorrow from IEOH
will ha held at 7:30 P.M. sponsored dilutes lu musical education at A. M. until 2:0(1 P. M. with lunch
bv the Junior Church of the First HIetsou and Hie other I" still 1,1 being s e rv e d ill t h e luticli m o m .
Methodist Church al McKinley reiving Ills training In Hie sclend
Mrs. I.. It- Kuililon was in
H ill, Th» puhllr la curdlnlly in- of music. All pate,its an* cntdially cliuige .*f tin* Fournier's Hay pro
vlt«d to atleml.
invited to attend this ptugiatn gram and lead a brief history of
the (minding of the PTA. Mrs.
which will Ifrgin at 111:30 A. MTUBBHAT
Vulie Williams was Ihe guest
Tha Junior High Hcliool PTA
will meet ut 3:30 P. M. preceded
speaker with her subject tieing
Creamed cabbage is especially "Ciliieiisldp—A Double Duty". At
by a Imard meeting at 2:45 P. M.
A «llver offering will b«( taken delicious when grated yellow cheese the eomlusiim iif the meeting re'''Hero nyvm 1,'aiiL
to secure a gift for Founder's Hay is uddril to the sauce. Hctvi* css- fiesli men I'* were served witli Mrs
and a pageant will lie presented seiule-fashlun, with a lopping of Knihiyn llutvry and Mrs. Martha
('alter as hosteisci.
entitled "The Four Cornerstones oi Imitered cracker crumbs.
ab 'Gj'Vmttcj ab 'tyym
!
lha PTA ”.
Beta Sigma I*hi
-r
Social Calender Hears Mr. Ilou^iiolder P e r s o n a ls
i i
,4
d
ie
S. Accused Of
Art Distortion
Supper Held Prior
To O. K. S. Meeting "f,“'
i i i i i p
1.."
Hospital Benefit
Party Urotip Meets
s
Spectacular Iteneli
Clothes featured
i I.T - i / c now $
TOMORROW \ T » A . M.
T h r . r if # y
Film Hein# Shown
By Herman Morrin
TOIJCIITON \m \ii C«.
Comps Hu! Twipp A Vpar
Don! Miss It!
.V'if ^
West Side l*TA Hus
Meet In Auditiirium
Mrs. Dyal Hostess
For Circle 2 Meet
.
Mr*. B. F. Dyal wa* hostess fur
the regular meeting of Circle No,
2 of tha W. 8. C.'fi. of tha Firat
Methodist Church held on Monday
Afternoon at tlm home of htr
daughter, Mrs. J. K. McKinley at
0IB Magnolia Avenue, at 3:00 P.
If. Mra. Fletcher Bulla presided
over a short business meeting
fol
If
lowing a devotional hy Mra. Dyal
and tn# Bible study conducted by
Mra. Ray Herron.
Mr*. Marvin Dyal was wskomed
■f a
g naw
n«w lmember
.
after which refreihmenia were served.
jraent included Mrs. Mable j
Lida Stahl, Mn. Bro
a r ' - 1 -----llama, ”M n. a
Clarl
Mr*.
HAVE YOU
I'eg Palniui . , . young
titi*ii-* ilf n hiic.I tu auiuI'lnnciit tislay's liali tua
iigutc
tu make geu-
A FIGURE
etuus tim et dellgbltuily
PROBLEM?
tcmmiua.
AT riN N IY 'S ONLY
WAFFLE
CONSULT WITH
PIQUE
6 0 SSAGD
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Hockanbury.
Mra. Mar*
MISS HELEN TKANTHAM
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sheer uitul. (teket U mod*
Ilk* a u n it lu ll cu e l. . . f m t
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Hum. Beta*, |i«y
C
Mid U to Mid 18.
Just imagine . . • criap, liafidiottie waffle pique, inoit-wanted fabric
thia spring, at a price thia low I Nolliing ikimpy about theaa fv lk cv t
d iraaiai. e ith e r . . . nothing old-hut uhmtt those fr a ih MW Rtylail
Take a look ut that while-accented plain p o sta l (powder blue, roae,
■qua) . . . notice the slimming way llioie candy ttr lp a a are handled*
tee those fleral p r l a t t . . . and hurry iu7o Penney’*I
•B eg. U, H, P it. O ff.
HUdn 9*17, and 12-44.
ReprasentatlVB of th« H. W. Goaurd
Company who will be in our atore all
day Thursday Feb. B to aaalat you
with your foundation problems . . . .
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THE SANFORD HERALD, RANFOKP. FLORTPA
”s Top J
To Get $545,000
In 1950 S a la rie s
King, DeLong
Continue F ight
For Cage Honors
Williams, DiMaggio
* AnH Kincr To Draw
Fabulous $290,000
William And Mary De
feat 8th R a n k i n g
N. C. S t a t e , 54-50
N EW Y O R K , Pel,. H, — f/ jq __
I * would ro*t $645,000 to field
fcaatb.il’* "gold duel" team, rom
T’*-*'1. <f the nine hlg h ert-n d cA
alar* on the iliamomt todny.
An nut field of Ted William*,
Joa DiMaggio nnd Knlph Klner
alona would draw more than soma
I antlra major league trnm* will
[receive this year. The entlmated
figure — $290,000~ | h imparnlelled
fo ra n r.th re e men In the sport.
' Tie,- .iitc-i|v-foi^4hr- (. - . ii.nu.tttf
nugget*, with approximate saltrie*, would t>e;
IB — Tommy llendrlch,
Yan ken*
SB—Jackie ItohlnMin,
, ,
Dorlger*
....
96,000
So P *,,r* ° Kell, Tiger*
95,00(1
* u,
Indian* 05,000
O F —Ted William*
n, ............. 125,000
OP—Joe DiMaggio
100,000
O f - Ralph Klner, Pirate* 05,000
C — Rlrille Tehhett*,
Red Hox
26 000
P — Hal Newlmuser, Tiger* BO.'ooo
-..TS**1"
,
,
$546,000
Williairix. who signed yesterday,
U the hlghfal unlarled pJitvrr In
0.ryi’i
t,", r,Tmi‘lwl figure,
tha tall slugger will receive IH I 2
•vary time he pull* mi hi* bright
r«d and white Huston uniform thin
Ninon,
Lovely, 17-year-otd, Jean Anno
DIMaggln'* 1100,000 salary I* llerkes, the current "Miss Auburndale” will lie a rontestant In the
outfielder, ha* signed In twu 1060 Florida Citrua Exposition
y t in .
Queen contest at Winter Haven,
A fine team, hut It would take Fell. Ill-14. She 1* being sponsored
a working agreement with Fort by the Auhurndalo Junior Chamlicr
Rrtox to meet it* payroll.
of Commerce.
51*
New York Yankees Louis, McDaniel
Finishing School Fight Tonight In
Has Famed Faculty Orlando Stadium
Joe Louis will fight Handy Mrllaiilnl, Orlando Negro heavy
weight tonight at thu Mniih'!p*l
Siadinnt nt H:f!0 P.M. In an exhi
bition hoot that wim oiigionlly
scheduled for Monday, lint was
postponed because of rain.
........... ..
event will have 'Ko'
Hiirrln of Asheville, N. f!, malelied
aguliisl HiaUlHig' Norrh, hoth
fighting In tile featherweighl ill Vi
Ry JA C K S T E V E N S O N
A P NewHlralnri-H
PH O EN IX , A rli.
— I'rofensor
Laaey Hlrngel'* NaMiing sclirud
for prosper live New York Yan
kee* Hang* nut ihe open sign here.
Perhaps Ihe Yankee mugith
flgitrn that willi oilier itmjtir lea
glia hasehull rliihx lellreiit In Made
wtlh Ihe win hi rhiimpleiis, they’ll
better hai’ii seine laleut of their
Hanford** fighting Negro niiddlr
own r p ily to fill any hole*.
In any event I’rofower Stengel, weight, Huger 'Chiiii Washington,
will field Han Danlley In ljte
dctnl-finels of the‘ main event.
Louis will tip the srale* at 22.1
taxrhlliR taleiil. Ills student, pro
bahly nuinher »ome wlm in Hie pounds, III pounds over his usual
net too distant future will grnae fighting weight, while McDaniel
will Weigh In at IHI pound*.
the Yankees' hatting niiler.
!
(leorge
Weis*,
vlrc-piiMldcnt
ami geneinl malinger of Hie Ameri
can League I t-uin, outlined the
course of study during a visit
hare.
; "Wo have picked a group of
PALM H KA CII, Fell. 8. — f/F>-minor league player* with fiilure Miiiletm and Alice Hauer, sensa
pnsulhlllliei, pluyi iN, we feel need tional golfing sisters from Mid
pollshlm.’ In icitnlM di'iiNiInirnt*,'* land, Texas, led the way Into first
•aid Wets*.
round mall h play at the 4(>th an
- "We think Hlrttgrl and Id* aid* tiiiail women's golf cliiimplnnsldp
can tcsi'li them a lot of hnschnli here loday.
In the Hire.' week* allotted,” «aid
Freidi off their victory In the
Weis*. "They're going in get ln- fifth annual women’* International
uruethm ill all phases of the Iniii-hall tnurnhiurnt at H olly
dame."
wood last week, the Hauer glr
Most of the fnriiihnnd* will he middled pur 72 yesterday to lead
'{
younger men - - nil from Yankee the field of tpiallflers.
chain elulii. Iron, r(u*n |i in AAA.
Each had u two over par 57 go
t
. Profe»»r Htengel’ii faculty In- ing mil nrul two under par 55 coin
t eludes Coaches Hill Dlrkcy, Jim ing In to lour the Palm Resell
(Milkman) Turner and Frank Cro golf dull murse In regulation fig
ure*.
Yank***’* Clin* AAA Kansas City
Defending champion Peggy K 'rl
club and scout* Hill Skiff, Joe
of Findlay. 0., seeking her third
Davina, Eddie Lslshmnn ami John
Palm Reach crown, qualified with
ny Nairn.
Ih e Yankee furtnhmtila will get n 76 while Betsy Rawls of Austin.
‘♦hair Instruction in tlit I'hoanu Tex., and Marjory . Burns of
Mutih'lpnl stadium, the •am* batli- (ireenslioro, N. CL, each had 75s.
A Srore of 86 or hatter was
x»tek whero th d r Mg city rlvnls,
the New Ynilt Giants, open spring necessary to gain the championship
flight.
tfaltilng on March I,
j Coming In Plmenlx also afford*
IWtAMKR W INS 49TII
the Yankee mastermind* n chants
PO RTLA N D , Ore., Fob. 8. — (/P)
t(i become acquainted with the
MMbnll setup hero for In the —Jack Krnnier overpowertd Pananting of IDtil the big Yntiken rhn Gontnlos, 0-1, 0-0, last night
Mgm will lnnko II* b»*c hero whllu tu take n 4U to IB count In Uttlr
tk« Olant* t-u to HI. Petersburg, lirofuaNinnnl tonnla tour klngla*
1
jWii,, under a one-year agroamont. eorloa.
pM rtm dJw Ss
limicr SlHtcrH Lead In
Women’HGolf Open
Clubhouse
By FR A N K KCK
AP N l w i f t ilu m Sports Editor
NEW YO R K , hell. H. — (AV - Pour points continue In aeparato
....... ..
King of Morris Harvey
<tv. Va.) and Nate DeLong of
UiVLl F.Tfl'.‘ **Ms r -.) Tenrherw fn
their halttc for individual nalihiiaV
college hnxknthall .luring honors,
A compilation by the Associated
Press today showed King still
first with 684 points to DeLong’*
68(1 Kadi had scored 10 (mint*
V A N K II I M O t llT O P P h il R l n u t o «»•(»)
in (he Issl week.
the Yankee tiaxebnll learn, are ihown with the award* presented them by
Meantime William nnd Mary of
f f i K l ! Writers' Association tn New York HDxt.lo w ., pre,rnt«t
th r -Runthom— Dnriferenrr came
the oignnlxatlon'a Bid Mereei “ Player ol the fear pIsque. BIcniel r through with n inujor upset hy
ratved the Hill Slocum plaque for *ervlee to bnsebnll.
(fiileinatloriot)
heating North (In ml Inn Htnte,
ranked eight In this week’* A. P.
poll, 61-MI, The setback knocked
N. (!. .State out of first placn in
o ukc
the Confcionro,
Ii) The AN»md«led Pres*
Undefeated
lop conked
Holy
Cross wim its IHIIi straight, an
KANT
easy 108-7(1 triumph over Col
t o .v i m u t ' n n v r n t r . x
M U S T H A C K — A / llt h a M ile
flol) Crms 1118, Colgate
gate.
Ihupiesne, ranked third,
Hea
K llia ,
Iteil f's- ln n , H la a ls
started n new winning streak hv Hull.
Long Islan d 61, H p riu g fle l"
I'u iin t r y l.u liel. III * Hlil, * lr .
l M ass. | 49.
taking Aknm, 71-67. Long Islahd, ilu i.c li, r u r n n la . It's ll r m l
S M O .V II H A C S ^ - K iit v r llr
No. 0, encountered unexiieded
Dmpic ne 71, A k ro n 67.
l.e
a
s
c
y
.
1‘n
ke
y,
H
le
rrs
I'u
u
r
l.
Htop
trouble with Hpiiogfidd (Mass.I mid Wiu|i, illiu rn n Alulooc. M n ry’s
Conn tl I'J, Haivard 48.
winning by only 51-45.
VVc-imindcr (Pa.) 70, Drove
Pet. II h H i lil,m u d . C o ld Hunt.
T M in ir i m c k — n/intii« Mite
HoPnnl upset Cincinnati, (17-50.
City 61.
Until
ts>e,
Keoilniiln
I'h
le
f,
Malty
In a Chicago Hlaillom twin hilt T lu k ii, T ln n v ito ld e . Mlilrt 11,md,
Men-er H'J, Oglethorpe 4(1.
after Notre Dame walloped Chi- Jaded Ja n e . T r .lle n , ll.il.y Z m u lWdlium And Mary 64, North
cilgii,' 60-11.
Cornell duplicated N*r.
C irnlinn Htnte 60,
V III M i l l
II XI 1 :— I'u lu r lly
DePnid's vcoritlg apree III Ihe
Wiikc Forest 67, North Caro
I m in i i s lies'. Iliih l.y M m iii. u rln ii,
closing minutes to nip Harvard, T w o II T re v s At, I Mouy l iliu w ll,
lina 7(4.
Mail
T h u n d e r,
49-18, la an Ivy League struggle K u ra o tie n K it 11y.
Ururge Washington 00, Clem
.lulled Ju lio
Paul (ieiwin's field goal In Ihe
soil 0 ),
K I M I I i t A r**— a la th * M ile
last 10 seconds won for Ihe Rig
K Illy II,.m il, iV r l .i lu l y I'e clt, J o in t
Duke 05, T h e C itad el 19,
I'unim
nnd
H
nli.'s
Minuku.
H
ll/
r
r
Red.
1fiuli Point 09, C iiilfo id 67.
Iln u r I t s l.u>ly
1'illuw , H nnck
.‘{anthem
Methodist
hum hied It.ir
Ea>t C aro lin a 611, W estern C a ro
Texas A A M 50-50 and Texas
S I X T H H t l T — .V IH Ih e M ile
lina 17.
T u r k is h T ip . C a r l llv n lr , E la lit
took TCD , 60-67, In the see-saw II|>,
Plrsl.yteilull 00. Calnwha 69,
Alias
H u sh , ilrn te lin n , llnlint
Houthwest Conference. Washing II.i. k e l. r i ..i n A I , o k . Ite*t K ln stl.
Fliiiida Southern 07, Florida 02.
ton Htnte licked Diegan 0t-tH 111
s K r r t v r i i i i a i t ;— n / ia ib a m ii *
Western Kentucky 77, MureJu al A U s .
Hun Joe, P r a y in g
the
Pari fie Const
Conference
heail (K y.) 06.
lo ir k lu . I t s M ar, Htunn fla p , P a
mu Hi cm division. Han Ftanclscn u l , k 1.10. Ilo n n y » M im lnr, A lu rg sn .
Kiiiimin 07, College of Cluii leatrounced Xavier (Ohio) 67-17 at
I . K I I I T t l H A IT I .A ta ih e M ile
ton 28.
M .le r Itux. H w ....t I'h u rlu t. H nlp's
Owensboro, Ky.
Ml DU KMT
lln w u rd .
M ild red 's
r i.u lr e , r i e i a r
Nolle II hiiio 60, Clileugo l,oyli
MI. ...d ,.s s
II.I1 ..
Ml.esily
J o i.
s^umord - Orlando
Kennvl Club Entries
Sports Hound lip
tty I I ('(ill F U L L E R T O N , Jr.
Alni. I. tl|.
V i v r i l H A IT I .A H lih . M ile
O ls lln ,
lle ltn s l.
K
I*
llln iid e ,
II. at
Tun.
I.iijiic k
I'.w ii
It 'll.*,
H levndure. T u f f* Hill
I K V r i l H A I T I —A la th s M ile
l|..illriK
II. 'Is . t i s k s k m l
I s . ve r,
T i -n ss l-'lrst. Pit. II I .- H ines.
M is
I'l.u e r s , p u n k . K ln it.il. T u u is le T ..ti
le r
C N
liankctball
oln 41.
lit I’mil 07, Cllielniillti 69.
Ihdi nit 57, Marquette 44.
T o lcIn 59, Wayne (Mich t 45.
lino.line 16, A u gsbu rg I I .
Dnvton 75, Dltlo Unlv. 60.
NEW Y O R K , Fuh. 8. — ., 1’j
You can’t say I hey doot gel smart
nt Harvard. After only two sea
sons in Hurt inlelleelual alumsM O UTH W E S T
pheie, A il Valpey knew enough
Hoot Ini p Mi-ihotlist fill, Texas
to ge| out from under an into),
A * M 60.
enable sjtimlion ami sign willi up- series was Iiiiliriiilii'r.l . . . I.n"
T c \ a s iI9, T on ii u C |u i . Hun 67.
and .......
University of Con- Homlrenll, Die In.Huns' malinger.
HooDnvest T e x n 6.1, Hum lio n *
neelieijt, wlilili would like in *hare I. the new president of Hu- U
ton Htnte 48.
(lie glory mill cash euslomaus with of Illinois ''I" men', fissii.iiillnli
l est
Tech 87. A li/ e n a Htnte
Its neiglilaor, Yale ., . . as we gel , ,
i Flagstaff t 61
a eoilpln "I old pros, Jim
It, Valpey wasn’t lilnuieal far any* Hindi mol Joe Mnlliaei, me leporieil
FA R WBH'F
)(! Hint report HrA llarviird lillilesti-il in the HI. lloM.ivelitiire
V\u liiiiglon Htnte lit, Oirgon
il'Htioo is studying and Ihe foul hall eouidilng job. It i enough
18.
tlluintil sniping I* diiretell mainly for tIn-Hi to know Hint ihe athletlr
Hm. .1u,in 61, Hnnta Clara 48.
at athletlr allrertor Hill Hinghnm director, Rev. Wins Rooney, Is ii
Fitwiio Slate 66, Cnlif. Poly. 47.
. . . one llaslon |iaper recently re* hroihi-r of Art Itminrv. the HtfelCullege of Perifiv 64, Chico 41.
porteal a "progmm” that called eis' ho*-. . . . Touv llulgliiii, the
for Kinglmm's aalvirneeinent In a Mexican golf pro, lin, ..... cpli-d u
During D
hilio-Dregon State
general siipervisary post mal jiio - Job ip New York mill will report
vldilig li’glliinate selialarsiiips mill April 1
Hie April fools are any t.mJd'Uuill I-:, me n lit 16, "illy one
John for nthlMe* . . 1 , nnd ti goj's who tm'kle Tony on the |.nt- fire throw -wit- rmiveitini by the
two Irani*.
quoted a prominent alumnus as ling glictin.
salving: "We have wtlllen off
1060, We expert the lea in to lose
t'lemiliig Tlie Cuff
8 , M or even 10 games. Hut if we
Half of Ihr 18 living im'inhero
can Incorporate our cholarridp l»f Colgate's first six tia kothnll
plan promptly, we should he aide teams were Phi Beta Kappa's.
in tueel teams in our own elm.* They'll gel ii real' rdm at Inn when
an even terms in 1061.’
till'} iclocn for tin' tn-year re|e.
hralion Feb. IH and see some mod
Dual Personality?
ern luthlti thnll leiinis in action . . .
Red Winder, the Bulldogs, coach (irmly Cole, chairman of Hie Charwho I* n pretty handy guv with Intlc. N. C„ boxing mid vvrrstliog
words, professes la he hrwildeirij eomml'isloii, soon will lomplotr
by Phil K lu id o . . . Red and the Ills 2Btli Mralghl year us iiiiltnnnYankees shortstop spoke on Hie eer and eonimcntntor ill radio
name program at Hartford. Cann,, stutloo WHT In Charlotte . , .
the oilier night . , Phil tried to Mlrkry Otvrrta
pend, conic of
beg off nnd ttl\r finished hy hi.t opine time lecturing school
AIK CO N D ITIO N ED
Wowing the audience for RO-iuln- kid* in Missouri on thu value of
llte.1
ami lanklug bewildered physical ti inning nnd conditioning,
T lm f f
every time he gat a laugh . . . lie nav.'i condition Is Ihe reason
s«y.r Htrader: “ lie's either very lie could break into the Cub*' line
dumb and lucky or one of the Up so quickly afler Ills udm tulc
oesi comedian* of our lime,"
m ent, . , A guy oughtn lie In shape
Ilmira Open 12:15 I 1
if he can broxdjunip clear to Mex
Hport a Before Your Ere*
Ico and hack.
FI rat pres* lwx m e r vat Ion for
»
Ihe 1055 Nnlro DHma-nklahomn
Walter Hagen won four routefootball game at Norman was filed rullva l’(lA chamnlnnshtp* f t924371 and during that period won
23 straight golf iqnlcliea.
&
N EW
Y O R K —Hitting
.3429
meant more to George Kell than
lie a ting out Ted Williams tor
the American
League batting
championship. The third hat,cmtin's high figure
plates him
among the league's active life
time .800 hitters.
Kcll'a overall figure of .306
has been attained aftrr
twu
seasons with the
PhiladolphLi
Athlatic and four with the De
troit Tigers. Last season was the
fourth straight that lie hit above
.tun).
____
Kell a native of Hwifton, Ark.,
appears handed for a brilliant
career ax a hitter. He overcame
a fractured wrist anti a fiucturrd
Jaw, both Injuries inflicted nt dif
ferent times in 1048. He is only
57.
Based on at least 400 games,
Kell, la one of the four new
American Leaguers among tha
lifetime .800 hitters this year.
The other
additions are Dnle
Mitchell of the Cleveland Indians,
Johnny Mlie of the New York
VHnkees and Hob Dllllnger, this
the
Philadelphia
season twith
Athletics.
Mlxe, of course, got hi* high
figure In the National League
as a Cardinal and Giant. He hit
.201 In 13 games with the Yan
kees after they
obtained him
from the Gianti on waivers Inst
August, Mlxe’a overall figure Is
.319.
Mitchell after four seasons in
Cleveland’s outfield, hits a mark
of .320 which surprisingly ranks
him third lichliul Ted William*
HMnggio,
Williams t»
and Joe DIM
h
top man In both league* with
.162 against DIMngglo’s .331 WH
lisms hit .327 his first year nnd
has been well above that flgprv
ever since.
Dlllingor, third best hitter in
Ihe league with .324 Inst season
has ■ .809 mark after four cam
paign* with thu Ht. Louis Hrnwn.t.
Other active .500 hitters in tho
Junior circuit are Luke Appling,
old “ Aches nnd Pains” of Dir
Chicago White Hox, and Job nty
Pesky «f the Itostuo Red Hox.
The 40-ycsr-nld Appling hit .Kit
last year, the
sixth
straight
year, discounting ono year in Die
service, that he lias been itimvc-
five seasons beneath .800, hss
a .31(1 overall average.
Among
the select circle of
hitters, Kell shows the greatest
gain. Hi* high 1949 average stmt
hi* lifetime total up eight point*.
He wax at .297 before last sea
son. Dllllnger gained five poiutn
and Joe DiMaggio one. The rest
of (ho star stickers dropped off
slightly. Ml*c* lost five points,
Pc-skr Bt’-t-t, and Williams two.
Omitted from the .100 figures
is Harney MrCosky of the Phllidrfphfn Athletics. In seven years,
MeCc.xky has a .3?rt average but
he failed to play a game last
season because of nn Injury, He
was put on the disabled list In
Muv and, though he'll go to West
L"J C L
, F in , w IHi the A's
lor spring Uninlng, uv . atii'i t>n
the disabled list.
Taft Wright, carried with th<.100 hitter* thin time last year.
h"w* out. ut Kl with ii .311 mark
Tlie A's gave hint Ids outright re
lease nnd he'll ho playing with
the Louisville Colonels this sea
son.
B iddy 1 ewis of (he Waxhinglon
Senators also drops from the
.300 hitlers. The veteran was nt
■n even .300 before hts .245
mark of last season.
GATOR 6 L O S E S TO F 8C
G A IN E S V IL L E , Feb. 8. — (/Pi
-■ Florida’* Gator* started strong
against Florida Southern College
here lait night hut Ihe better floor
game and more accurate *hontlng
of Ihe visitors gave FS C a 07-62
ha kethnll vlrtory over the univer
sity five.
The win was Florida Southern's
ninth in 17 start* this season.
The loss wa* Florida'* tenth
ngnliisi five victories.
(ienr Kohhiiis, F S C for win d, was
Die game'* high scorer with 21
points.
.100.
Pesky,
with
only
ons
of hi*
; aM0 ,~N_____
u,
1*
( I' I A’ OI
\
)
Jersey J4e Mertl
Son Of Boxer He
Kayo’ed Years Ago
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Felt. 8. -M>»
— Jersey Joe WnlroD xh ifflei
into, (he arena ring here to.ilght
In see if (line*- Imxlng life In t-' •
old Imy yet,
A* usual. Ihr ngrle** Negro with
Ihe "riille” style hax picked no
sofl touch.
He. may find him
self In 10 very tough rounds
against youthful Harold Johnson,
22-yvnr-old Negro light henvyweight who occasionally venture:
into thu hvMvytvu ioht olvislon.
\VairoVt 'hairi't fought since last
Aug. 14, when he knocked out Olid
Tandbcrg of Sweden in five round*.
Too, the Camden, N. J.. father of
six celebrated hi* 36th birthday
Hiis week. ’II i 'i I'n a mighty old
age in the fight httxlnesr.
Probably Joe’s age never was
brought home to him ns vividly
a.-. It tva: th" other day when
it wax discovered that he had ones
knocked out the father of tha
fighter he'* meeting tonight.
ft
wa* 14 year* ago when Wulcott
knocked out Harold’s father, Phil
Johnr.on.
That most unusual angle alont
*rent* sure to pull n slrcnido crowd
into the arena for the goings on,
starting about 10 P.M.
Can Johnson the younger tuccent wtiere
Johnson the eldar
failed?
Tlie answer should ba
interesting either way.
V1
UNITED
LUM BER
COMPANY
tlepalr, renioilel or re-tonf rnUf
home now, t.-t a* shew trou how
essv It Is iiailxr K IIA t i l l . No. t.
Nothing
down— three
ye ars
*o
pay. 7t» French A vent*. I’h. 11$
V rtN T D n n O R L A N D O RD
T D K N ON n * A -136 A T
•«»» -. r- ■ .
K in m. ** sa/Xim
T H E fL A S H IN G A R R O W
NOW HHOWINCi
I'llt S T
S H O W IN G
AT
PO PU LA R
P H K ’K S !
“THE ItEI) SHOES”
in T uchnii'dlor
KIDDIES U N D tn 12t e x x i . i N ' j j a i i s
M il etntEs>
give you this revolutionary new Shorts comfort
at $
V m HImMW p e p / b t, < 1 .2 5
n .- j
\ I
h i l l y n m M n f f e n T - i h lr f t , 9 5 c
A f h h t i t IIhlrfaf ( w n M , 6 5 C j D v r i t * , <1
M W I O W H I K U i C o n v e n tio n a l l h o r t i r
fW»-MMMf«, 7 9 o Q rly p e r- B o M o r, 8 9 c
• For |u*t ONE dollar, Hana* DIV
VIES* oflar you tha luxurlou* comfort
of blot-cut itratch-ln-tha-cloth . , , only
DIVVIES' pofantat, x!a*lgn glva* you tha
taomfti* itat and full (random whan
you Hoop, lit or itrlda.
THl! It. & FR I.!
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
Double Feature - Bargain Program
Your cholco of full Soxari, OrlpparBoxare or tida-alailk *tylai In colorfatl
ilrlpai, tolld colon or whlfa. Finn count,
Sanfortiod broadcloth. Oat G IW IES
and gaf comfortablal
GET THE
Ir ffw m
M trn ttm
THUHSDAY-FRIDAY
TRULY AN OUTSTANDING PICTURE
to
dray hound O n * .
tha a h tooRa,' i
WDBO at $ H | «
at) U m 'dopa1 an
Buy m m
'tiii&g-zo
in u n
a n s r m p a ir
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1
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9 D A Y r F B . 8, 1030
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA TT FO B D , F L O R I D A
’M*S-lU m v
P A R E F IV E
Choir Rehearsal
p honic m u sic .
v
The harp 1* believed to , have
Saturday night— There will he n
The fares I like heat are Ihosu been developed frnm the twanging
F O L K S \\ I K l K N O W S A Y
Social in the Inurnment of the
of verv young people. A child's of the strings on hows used for
Church sponsored hy Pastor's
face is like Ihe Hay of Naples— war ami hunting.
lly LO U ISE PONT Kit
Aid Hoard No. 2. The Puhlic is
A t ,, tlie i"■*t i i e t w ' .n Nm v
the light anus* it shift* and
1N T H E I'o n tT MK T ill: fin NTV
cordially luviled.
' "i I. ii ti 11 Iw " VV i <i no H iding
changes, and fiom moment to
siriMlE.
S K M IN i' U :
r n llN 'H *
L iH lY K 'E S
AT ST. JA M ES
TO
L
A
T
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TO
C
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A
S
S
IF
Y
Supt. A. Knox presiding. After Rev. J. R. flames, pnsior, Dorothy
Soulli \m. m u
W T A T K n r K l.iH t lH A . IN IMt»*
mmurrit it ucvei quite Ihe same.
A. M. E. c m ' i i n i
the leaching of the various classes
11ATK
Yon ivtn ncvei tin- of il, and if I L O S T
W h ile a n d B r o u n t e r r lo r , In re tItv< Otatr .«f
Sunday School U:a0 A. M., with the lesson wa* henutifnlly review Roundtree, reporter.
Hy I I \ l . H O Y I . K
'didn't have to work for u living
HAI'MAN,
nam e " S k ip p y .1
F in d e i r e t u r n P EL L A
J^tpt. James Hull. Jr. Supt. Hull ed hy the pastor Rev. J. It. Ranter.
nthnnto lir"** at I'm irh
NKW YORK. Pel., it t/Vl—Be I couldn't think of a mure wonder
to IH i v I s , S a n f o id Zoo. Ite 'v a rd . P eer h noil
Report* progress in thin unit.
CH U RCH OP (iOl)
Subject wax “ The Pi rut (ientlle
TO
A
LL
WHOM
IT MAY IMS'
sides
roiled
mg
your*
sod
nonsense,
ful way t<> pass the rc»t ofmy
Morning Worship 11 on A. St— f hnrvh*\
C
K
H
N
h ic k o r y
a\ k
i air" m ’ ill must do. I roiled an- ■life Hihii looking at i-nildreii. It •*
Notli’fi In herehv
Ihif
"Holy, Holy, Holy"
M » rn m R Worship 11:00 A. M.
Sundnv School P:MO A M Ass’i l other hhig jii*l for fun nnd that liettei if tin children are not
LEWIH
I*. MAt’.Xi AN fli.t
i
Rrip. n.iivc •••.ITfuijr. Uf-v. W. S. iH'itcoti It. Jones in rhnrge of d,fituil
r«'P«»rt
an
Eirciiio
r
<
*f
ih*»
11
*
fin
es.
your own
liecnusi' then the
While followed •>>■ Congregation vilion, Choir No. I rendered the Supt. Humphrey ill rharge, the
«*Hfnt<* of I’d In i Jr.uo Ihimiitit,
m
i
i
i
i
o
r
m
u
i.A
M
%
t
i
o
»
Suiijeet
of
the
lesson
wa*
"The
Prohaidv evet voile does iiilcoil- ownership question onler* in.
that In* filet! titri prHtl-.fi N * A lcehat — N s A c id — Nn M i s *
Hymn No. HIM
sunir Rtfivii’i* fur th«». entire itnv Rtead of l.lfe , eai li tearhn had*I srionsiy,
I • 11.**’* * . tlrM.hltfft* V.. -71 tlecrttRnl,
imi | i|n it iielioerately.
fm filial iMm h«tYK*\ mol Itiat m*
Ill* in-si l«‘-i fnees l» me
•raver, Mr. »i. C. Kubanka
| t , 4 » • ♦ >1 t i l l
tit(t|t» u i|
!■ %
I 11 fa t j i t y
quit It rotlrf mnf food frgtiMt f f t
The Pastor delivete) the me sen ye. charged of the vat Imp classes. Tin
will
itjiplv
to the 11<»n«ii atilo ptvju- MirN tfgm.'.i*
It I* the cheapo*! hnhhy I know of, me those of old people1 I have • 'i‘ nntilHs*i..|i nf the ('H y of Hitnforu. Inn H lrim t rum,
virrm iv nlhTMEST. !>•Hvmn 1!U>. “Chlat The Solid lit* I heme "Time”.
fo u n t)
Jmlic
Yvlrprd for lh*> tnatt In tt»r Arn»F, RR#
lesson
was
reviewed
hy
Killer
K.
Kln»i«in »»m iKiiU H ry lit f ’ Mt, onll* Homlnolf foimtv, Etorhlii. on
read
m
Hooks
Mini
old
people
gen
and
differ*
from
every
nlhrr
Rock"
Many visitor* were present. Yon E . Bronson. The flanner for Ihe
h
f
home
fulk* «ir( \ | | m n Y - G H
I
o
n
,
a
Niiechil
4'lrt'ilon
in
1
»
#
helit
Jrti ifitv of Marcti lasu. for
i m ill me -elflrli and qiieiuious.
Scripture Hendinjf, St. John
tUn fur flr*t Atif ar-.f f^hllt#,
mutim i Hiimit
l*« prova! of aumc amt for final
ore always weltonm to worship morning was won hy Class No. 5! form of r>’llocling in at least one If lHal is so, 1 have heeulucky. l-’ol*f urn i 2\
reaper
I
;
no
one
I*
going
Ir
corner
1h*'
'Hill'
*
ff'i
i
itt
(tie
rth
IM#
M
In ? ptrl nf th# hculf,
1-17
r'tiiifR fl
an
E * o r lit mi
of
Iho
.
with n*.
_____
A wooderfol IllP-SCrj-'X,- .lellvr.. the enrki't
-u- 4 . , : I he -•* p> ’pH I " *
f ‘,, v
•**o fn rii t il 1
''nn die and Ht l
Ih Uin ta
.Decalogue, Rrv J. f. U " tn * —
■•"> V. M ''inenmil'iiieeliiiiT^fti-* ed hy Rev. E. fc.. imuiM.o, Pi*' ■*■
"
•
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111
.
,
v
,
'
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lo
o
v
n
l*
t
h
I
t
♦
|
!*»•**» a l t IItf
leave Iheni to a museum,
i. 1 " '..’a,* i t s k i *; M,...........
Sermon II 'inn No. 2)17. "The held folioweil hy llie taking of the
1 ....I.* Him
th*' fioltilHH, Of litoioitil ill11l|
LEW lo t. h u MAN
Imi nt*-ton it iirt«Mwas "Oecelvlng Power of Am"
wlctnrlnii* Fallh", hy Choir nnd l.ord1* Slimier.
All Ihe Remlir.iiiilt paintings ^l" ' fit IliiVi ji h»hii of 'OiVlltif | N|,n, hit f i t , iMins. In Mil1 I'ltSf of
Etooiitnr
of
M
io
**j«l)tl
Isl John M-7. Y. P. K. wn* held at
I m11 f h h t i*
if jnnt hciinisr
Klnl'htU*, I
fll.**
Poila Mia.ii Itaain.to,
congregation.
...............
ii
d !'■ M.,
R, T......
U. jopened
with M l. it: (Ml p, Mn Hie “iihjeel lieing seem hv now In he known, owned, kfiiOY
* 1, 1'h‘il to tie
tiro*'asoil
tII II i i Ijiv t f|n* lll1ltHHlil, «Itltill 1 chi l|li l l
and under gunid. So do most of the
R e v . W h ile se ir c te d tlie 111 v e n n |t .i ,,,,,..
r h a r g e . A f t e r f iv e m in <
\|
Ofili
lli.il
•
hi
I
I'li
•
r
lull
I
ht
t
taught hy tlie various Irarhers was
o f tttf >>M
|ttoot t ihf Pity *t HanfortL
tare postage flump*. And van have thi' V Imi \ I * "IHi» In ItutO W
o f S t. J n lin fio in w h ic h h is t e i t -itf.ii hi>iig s e r v ic e p r a y e r w a s oT"Christian Snnshln" The Youth
uriv k i Mil
!■: \ S Y
^toTirr i* i %im t in
l-'tio ni*< n li tell olrol Ion is mill i i!
■iai fo u n d . " H ig h e s t e x n m p io o f f e r e d liv R e v . A . A F ie ld * . Ilih le Class was tauglit in Mis. Maggie In go lo an tine I Imi *n pol in oil
E l I ira hath
t "a ♦a«ll|
%
,t . id
foi i ho 11111 |ioh|. inf mui Ionit line lo TO s
T l v "Uiii -H f r»i*f> im at ti t"Mmol-y Hi*.
F a it h "
•{irtiHii.i *'|f'« tnri* of Huii! W i y liiUHH*. P n illa p ! I Mill on M | J. I ’to io
verses were rctltc.l hegintdtig with | Rrankley who held the interest of Louis (lie llth fin nil mi c lint faces
f*»* *'vri \ H tinkjr, mill I liko to i hr folh'Hlnu ipiewt ion
t ' l m o r R e v . W . S . W h ite
AflltntV* N0IV J r Oy
_J' ;- The^ lessoi^^wiis racp ,,f the young people Oirougu are different. Ymi find Ihem every
f a n lire ho rrh v imtlflotf nml
o Ha11 vm
r*hnt| Hi** t 'it v of M
_,in fori!,
Ml
M akes
A ir. W . F . C a lh o u n w a s in c h a rg e taught In groups. A wonderful
where. They keep mi coming for- It't'k lit till' VMIhkll^ nw till' f|MT
i|iilrr«! to ii|ipoar amt fllo
vm ii
h
h'itilii
now
urn
lit
to
Kpiilita
.......
"
‘
the
methoil
she
used
in
milking
Ihe
"I't
fia
nfot
(mfolih
it
a
mrNMi
ii'r*
V\ i . I' TPI)'
\f Hr III HPX
ver. Everybody lias got at least
fm ih" "Uewsrds
iimtwor p i i ,\lai. h 1, pi.Mi. In it
program bring rendered hy Mrs. les'mn so picturesque.
f'.Mi<t imi l iuhr I'tnopitny, tin
ut^rlnlfi
illv n rro «u it
pomliMi: to
one, and mole people have two Von ni'Vi i ■hm ui iirv of Inukitii: nt
MM, i I'MM'ih mul KMMigiot, an
Duauloay— Benediction.
I lolly Hm he. Among till* tlllltlln-l i>
Night services was hi il- I-ext
ih«i
f Ir r iilt
fo u rt
->f
Hriithi.ip.
(•J . f'
rli'i t t lr
(liilli Ii I hi. w ith in th**
a; a!i! farr if
was nn iulerestlng Ilihle (Jill*, with Rev. K. E . Bronson having than will admit il.
fCMtnfr, h in rh la i la
t 'h iio o r v . f t
i'll
i
"t
rhiMforrl
fo
r
a
i
n
in
of
| llkr pl'oplo
C o m m u n io n S e r v jr o 7 HI) P M willi group “ Y “ lieing the winner.
a
hlo
o
vln
|***|
fill,,ir
x
x
tlf
* It *, t
The
pti'Msnol
Ihiog
nlimit
colililrrv
v«
aiM
ti>
lh«*
it*i
ilia
of
iharge throughout the sendees in
L i f t 11 it ( 'o .
T h o 111111•* ( fa rt’d m i' fhodi* In1
Oil ns r
| m Pom oiilcii Maatrohiiori**,
V / P r n e e s s i i i i i i i l . " H o ly , H o ly , l lo iv " A <miniv address was given by
■with H f r o n Mine
tin
u raiili* '
hringlng to the congregation such lectlng face* i* you don't have to tun'ii rhiMhoiul ji11*1 oltl njfr the
I
’ln
lliU
ff.
vermia
E
ll/
a
h
o
th
1 'in
n|i,ill
r«S
to
ih
e
I
'
I
p
,*f
Nan*
\ MfiiMh'tm I’hotio 11 Ifl
w P r a is e Hod
'li . Ilnttle I ./nidi Mtss Sallyr inspiring messages.
l.iiv them. Nor do von t hy to
t rill MiiMtrolilioiio. Pof.rntMUt
fotil f'hoMla, art am ount w h lrh
■
11-111111
Older of Servin'
Fields explaliieil the Memliershin
WltriORM HIV hail.I atol "ffl i it
wrench them off the owner, Inko mfnlr n|i, *in is romhot!, ■
tnMi'il i>f tho anoom t of nit
itrnI at Hmifonl. Kl.ol.l*, ttiis li t
Hymn No. am "(iintoful Remem ditve whlrh liegnu Feh. fi and end*
taxi * II. »•to*ft am i nthur Inithem home and pill I hem under fm t’H of pro|i!(' willy of tlirtiiHf'U'rH
day
of .larinu rv. ia;*o
pop It I'm,-* lr\|««i| oi tnipDMftl t*%
brance"
March fi. Tlie slogan is 'One HunSome of Ihe niemls'is "f the glnxs. Heaven know* tin- average mil! r\fi \ hotlv »| hi‘ In tin pv’rioil
*» I* HltltNpMN
tl
•I |«>*M Ml*
k raptor'*
ititrtv *1r«! im Miv
Praver Chant hy congregation I'lreil Memiier.v in If. I. II," A prise Chiireh of Coil ninlnied to ()r wife wouldn't allow Hull She'd proplr me
r t r r k . fir. ult f Oil! t
toi tnu +•* •* I ii |M'M
I'l •I"
h v i I! L IH 'M P it lv
Choir- No. I, furnished mu ic will lie given to the gtmip having lando Monday afleninnn Iheie keep lirenklog Into your slnilv and i?H* fini* limit allowing faro Thry
♦hot
toil ihllMI* tlf « i .tolro'f
Pop u tv l ’lor It
r*I l l ' l l . t l , « | |« >
• for Mo proi * ilinn
with Mrs. E. tnmes at piano
•he largest attendance. Evening I hey visited the I'edsnlc of Mis. saving, "Victor, now von ate sllll- trm't ilisriplnir thrir tlonu;ht»
ii'lr e .ill
1%'urt /t-nh
lax so.11 tt III dll'l l I -lx poi
Song: "Neath the Old Olive Worship 7dlO I*. M. Dent-on Chnr W. M. Tyson, fnuiiil her doing yIv going •" have to throw away tuit tlo*\ ilo .li-ciplmo thrir fitrt’H,
l.lo v il *■' I l l'll..
coni
i *'\ oniirM
>: r a nl or
mi
fn*
m
f
hoy
ran
Hi'tlrllor
far
II. um,irr
T rie"
ft.no
tin,i
l»,
of
oi*.
11
n
al
on
They are
lie tiienn In charge The message nicely. Prayers me I m ii i b offered some of void faces
In miv t utli'il u>m ait* J! 11Mfimit r
*•»»;> ' . i ONitloitlial inti ootli*
Si ripturr Rradlng 121*1. Psalm. 'in* delivered hv Rev. Ashley fur all and especiallv that Mi" cliilIn log tie the house "
o mI oiiior m n Mhln til*
OK I . Ill
J C III’ IIT
iif
rtn
dtoM' of wploMiihi flirt”* I tiavr M’rn
Rev. .1 T. Owens
Julies of Atlanta, tin., Suhjeet Tyson will In' soon able lo leturn
. |) I H
Ito iii* *-1 Mio i*iiy
No, you Just look al Mu' faces ntoninl 1hr wt«i lit, in win utiiI ponrr
l l ’ t n o :.
s i : m \ , •! i
I leralogue Summary, Rev. W. "Hinlherlmod"
foi Mir w >I t o li** 11 him nH i*
n r A T E MK I I
1home.
as they go In' ami Id Ihem chlt- It I hml In lour ihem all
oiiTpl
pro fill ii
tiio a ppli :*hlo all*
M ATE
• White and cinigregution
Mrs. A. Ili'liitei'on. leporlei, li’i up whonu'Vi'i they ladling to,
Weekly Aellvitles:
•lato f I milk Mio ih llf
n11 **i - 11
lu ro thf Eintati
jhj* tho*r ol fiirinP ami family
^ Prayer for Mission, Rev, W. S
Rev.
II.
M
Hiimin.
pitstm.
1
mn
the
ln*|
man
in
I
lie
wurld
of
m
i
nl
11
<
k
fit
hi
f
i
a
in
hlso
1
H
A
M M E T T JA M
Monday night 7:MI> IV M. tlslier
ss hut faro woiilil I koop ill tllllMl t*
Whit a
Mlist I M.t) Mailt ha- hold III J lit fflPauf.
, to pi.t pe-'jd' it. pigeonholra, or eve l tlu u k it w
Roaiii No I will meet at the
He a iT u n i's e I I h r ■'it i * "«oinl*. 'O*a * room at T ♦* A L L
Song tty Choir, "Hear Tlie Cross’
w in -V I
proplc In pigeon coops, hut faces
chutcli
i Mio i in H'U'll lu hi*lil
hy of Haif i *i : it n i
lm< \ tu I In i" c fat e
Sritiion llvmn No. Ml I
do
Idol
to
run
in
piillerns
And
>
fo
u
l
y\
tilt
la
«
>
Mila,
in
i
,
•
Null!
*
*
1
*
« III'! ■•In
k, it. i'u
T H E CH U RCH n r c o ll IN
r 11 i
like t n log
ie n d a ll "Id
I'
Rev, W. S. While delivered H i Monday night 7:MI) P M— Pena* |o1ilf||lf| Nn rtn n t |ot vi ■'i >i lf-1 tiri Mil'
when you colled them, you look nod ........lei till st'O v ih iu u g h a l ho la n • .tint tif'ill ii,i •'■
T H I N K I N C l i: .L O W
rones* Board N» 1 will meet at C H R IS T W ORSHIP S E R V IC E
1{ ,t||H IlK \\ hi t"•M'f hi i Ml 1 ri'pori mn Ail pii In h i it 51\ i>t l o
m e s siig e e lio o sjn g id s le x t fro m
1
.
*1
fin
different
pallet
n*
lust
as
J'UU
Sunday School in nil A
M,
f i ll
of
Haiio m
1*In* lic ll M K lil t'U MiM'II li 1 mtrtlr
Nun
1
the home of Mis Kuln Klllsmi
Veil
1-1! v e r s * of P J Is l P s a lm , " l.o o k >itIt-' llie
follow
a
I
In
cud
of
theme
In
sym
;
ii
a
\
Al
1 I'ti-ifi Ntijiu- Umv*', drrt'iiruil, ili.tr "In' tilt'd 111*
. •L
Tuesday night— Prayer Meeting Supt. Eugene Aiken*, presiding
in g lly n u il Ih e H ilt s "
' : MU JaOI it III ft for f I at t J
•
la
in
l
llie.
Ult)
1
w
ill
li'XU
1
1
1
«
l-i
1
'
Hit*
M
II
u
Morning Service
A. M.
and Ilihle Clas*
Ihixology—Benediction
Is »' M Id K ll'l •* Hi 14111! i i *l Hint «ho )%1H upph
' 1 1 * t| •tl<i l
Sunday lieing Wnmi'ii liny it win
.11
T ill,.
ild drill'
illilr
IttMiJulilK Kt.ii ' ■'in
Home Mission,
Rev. W. S. While, pastor, Mis. Thursday nighti'u■'III1
i ' "Rlllll' *-1>■11 tlf
(It* jin lK r of Hu ip |in I,- .
Tt,
I 111
all Junto!* and Seniors aiu ask highly enjoyed eiei yiluui: |><d»l- Mae C a ld w e ll, p ie s ld liig
Willie F. Preston, reporter.
S a n f 'ia l
.......... I
hn*
tipI I III
tin Miu "tth *lii> * i
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COLORED NEWS
Legal Notice
Our Sandwiches
ANNI’TTK'S
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A T H L E T E ’ S FOOT
w A S I i e it s
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Thomas lloone Ends
Eirst Aid Training
4
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YELLOW CAR CO.
M S KCSi/iTSi
FOAM LATEX
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
Or. Henry IVIcLaulin
LORf-laiting Relief for
Ifony Skin Irritation
CREOMUI.SION
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a If mm r r r n r itro iir* in yo u r nif.
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THE
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V E L A K A A TA T M EN T S, Room*
and Stores, lift IV. First 81r*at.
Phone mo-W.
TWO stmes, fliiii-7 Sanford Ave,
Will tie available February I.
- C a ll 102.
fft •WNtoiV N “ li uUtil tig,' Mlxi ff.
Ideal ft'f wovehnuso or Automobile Iluainesa.
1)8 Myrtle
Avcinie. Phone B2-J.
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FU R N ISH E l l apartment — 8)1
Elm. Apply after (1:00 P.M.
fl ROOM gntage a|inrtmcnt, furn.'shtul, couple only, NOI Oak.
BTHDIO Apartment — Hut “and
mid water. Phono UOI-J.
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Approx, 40 aerca high eltrua land,
20 In timber, good, old home,
i. .aplendld water, highway Dont^SNge. Sarriflco price $4800. Cash
or terma. Apply Mm. Bowen,
841 P lumoaa Drive, 8anford.
oENSON S P R IN C a, 8 or Yo'aeTi
ir'ta, high land, near the laha;
also cottage, furnished or un
furnished on 20 acree with lahe
,
So* 82, Enterprise,
i To U'SE on 100x150 foot lot.
1
bedroom, acreened-in kitchen.
City eonveulences. Route 17-B2,
i/2 mile beyond Big Tree* sign
‘Jbn left.
Ted Trlppe.
Price
__IJ 800. Terms If deslred-
jHA
YrAlfc sfccrT
choice lota. Buy
terms at $28.00 i
anco .payable $8*.
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110 South Park Ave
like umv, si n rlf ii c
Muwci ill
•,eke Front Lots on c r y s t n l l.nke,
tj'.'iinu'id
It lliiwh1*, 117 ' hi
good (.Itude, city w a te r, electiin lir An’ . 'l r
Cline,
tilrfly nvalleldi',
L. A
I sk" Mmy Fie
fi' A i r f l C L K S \ V A N T F U - —b
•I. V A L U A B L E Orlando Ill-way
lllglicst cash price paid for used
frontage
3 eeies and up.
furniture Ted Davis Furiilture
2. A T T R A C T IV E
Lake - Slone
’ r n . a it B. 1st- Ph 088.
frontage.
I. .1 B ED ROOM Hume — 2 hath*,
rinse ill.
7___peifTLivcHtiack-Huppliei*
J. F U R N IS H E D Country Home,
with !l acres of land — Nice WII I. T R A D E - Pedigreed Hamxtris fur same. Will also nHI,
(•ranges.
P. HA YA RD SM ITH, Rroker
F red L. S t» h lu Box ITJ, Hlar
L E A H 1.E S H E R . AsKoclete
jlimle Nn. 2, Hiiiifonl, Fla.
m
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St.
W AN TED
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EN JO Y Sunday dinner at lieney'e
73c also w«*k daya. Umi.h«a A MAID W A N TED — timid pay.
Phone 18874
___________ _
__abort o r d e r s . _________
S K I,I, C H K A T EH T V A LU K H i
ESH K LM A N S Red Rosa Feed
Tuuchton A Watson, 1201 Celery IN E V E R Y D A Y Greeting Cards,
24-rard f l All-lh-rasinn AssortAve. Phone I1RB-J,____
ment, sells nn sight. You make
IfO T L U N C H E S served every day
up lo I (HI per cent per Itnx11:20 to 2 — with Home Made
ITnslIr mid MetHlIlc Carils, Gift
roll* and corn Muffins, Homer's
Wraps, Pci'sunnllied Stationary,
C rlll. n jl East 1st fltreat,
many mure.
F R E E Imprint
F R IE D Shrimp Dinner, Served
-Samples, Assortment* on
"The Beit Shrimp on Earth"
481
proval.
F R IE N D S H IP ,
•very night i t Aonter'a Grill,
Adams, Elmira, N> Y.
824 E a it 1st. Street.
R E L IA B L E family wanta nice Now avallalde, latest model lllghpermanf.it home, Will pay M 0
Speed Floor ‘Bander for rent. 0—
limit. Writ* Box y , T,'t Sanford
Everything to complete a first
Herald.
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KEK lbSK N E F U E L Oil fur iuuur*
lu ll \ I* in O.IIis iii , Sliu lsir Itfining Uu Phone pi fill.
SlASMAliK
Swerilffih and 'l-'ll
cnl Fm evening *p|iniiitrii*id*
cull Ibui'llly West, 1*1*11 W.
THAUTOK WORK.
Phnnr |H7 .1
for flee estimate*. Jack llu«
sell
Drnpj lute, Htilliloier, dump truck,
muck, fill dirt, slicll and ilo'.
hy load or Job. Umilaet Utihfleil
A llnuiersi'it Cotilrricturs, l"p K
New Yutk Ave,, Del,nnd. Ph"iti'
__lfid or L'tlfi-W.
D ltLA N Im Morning Sentlnal, Itr
in toto Evening Slur. Cull Rnliili
Roy. 11lift-J.
I/AWNMDWKRH Sharpened,- Id'- I
eych's repaired, Locks A Key
work. Prompt Service. H. W.
Shuman, K. -Uh St.
4D T IC E TO S A N FO R D HOME
O W N ERS
Let L. B. MANN
N U R S E R IE S of Lake Monroe.
Supply you with Ornamental
scrub* such us, I.lgustrurn, Atmnoriver Privet, G a r d e n i a ,
rodorat'pu*, Vlhurmtm and Coco*
Plurmma Paint*, lo beautify your
home. To Ihoae who tin not have i
the ready caah tn pay In full. 1
we ran arrange (hat hy a down
payment of twenty-five percent
. and, balance In five equal month
ly payment*, you ran enjoy
watching them grow while you
pav for them. Our Nurseries are
npen every day except Sunday;
A LL T Y P EB of bulldoier work,
reasonable rates. Free eetJmat
es. David E. Carpenter, E m u
18P8-M
SA V E MONEY on fine wntrh and
clock repairing. Fellows Home
Shop, 1700 Sanfojrd_Avc,
TO DO YOUR roofing and paint
ing. Al) work guaranteed aa to
Phone M3R. ___________________
material
and
workmaoahlp.
IN CO M E T A X C O N S U L T A N T ’
Price* reasonable, contact me
‘for Ihe right flgurea*
for estimate on work. 0. W.
Bellamy, P. 0. Box 1418, San Ph, P77 - I lo 8 P.M. for appt.
Pick-op and Del.
ford. ___ i ■
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T E D BU RN ETT
15— A U T O M O B IL E S — 1ft
PAINTING
Phone lt>0d-R ____ 218 W. dth St.
SE C R ET A R Y Assistant lo doctor C H EV R O LET. ID48 Deluxe Cah. 2
or dontut. Knowledge »hortton. 2 speed, duxla. Driven very
hand, typing| complete? one year
little nnd never loaded. Radio,
nurse training. Elisabeth WagAir conditioned. Sacrifice. 21)1!
fDXiffDO > E E D sT Complete llna.
nar. WFP. Orange City._________
N ._ Orange. Orlando 'till 7:00.
Huai’s Tuxedo Feed Mere.
ODD JOBS - - From 10:00-4:80. IM7 B lilC K " Ip w lii Fordor S W * M 6 P ~ m l t 4 tT If .
work
etc.
Beautiful car In aseallent con— equipment and extras
Phone Winter Park
- 1/4 mile N«. or Dog*,
ek Rd. on 17-02— Mailbox 148.
class job.
Call dr come Into
SEN KAHIK Ola** ft Paint Co.
112-114 W. 2 n d ______Phono 820
SC R EEN ED 1)00 H O R IL L S
V ER Y KEASO N ARLE
SHERMAN CO N CRETE P IP E CO.
McCracken Road ____ Phone 1241
Tomato plants ready now, W, B.
Stovall — H OI Elm.
SIN G ER MACHINES, new A tmui.
Terma, 818 B. Bth St. Ph. 1824.
1041 Dodge rnittpr. Swann's Texaco
Station
Hlway.
at|ow Orlando
Orla
co nC
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R kE :T E FLO O M . MACHINE
IBB EO . ° ^Free
NIBBED.
eaHi
FIN
IBH
¥ 5 estimate*.
Miracle Concrete Co.
Phone
1888 ,8QP Elm Ave,
Wc Uth’ iiiwi wbitTym* Jufi1; L. Ii'ig
^our'prescription* to L A N E Y ’S.
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nrrivt.il Wednesday from' Ht. I’et- hart Lamu«rti and hi* hrother-lnm b u rf. w S rtf they hart been law and iistel, Mr. and Mr*. Frank
sinre fall. Tbay plan to spend tha Griffin, have moved Into the Louis
By S P U D S JOHNSON
Hr VIRGINIA PALM ER
rest of tha winter here with their Humphrey house, west of Lake
J A C K SONY I L L S . Feb. I — (AI>>
— t a r t y New Y o rk arteas for F lo r i
•fcufhjfr-m-law,
,
ton
and
dnughtpr-ln-lnw,
Mr.
and
Mary.
S T A T E A G R IC U L T U R A L
f g IB i t SA'T WISPOM
The Chamber of Commerce held Mrs, Wm- F- Thorn*, J r.
da fru it* and vaaatabta* as re*
ST A T IO N S R A N K HIQH
b r the Fed eral m a te M arket
Monday nlfht the Boy Scout
Its regular monthly meeting on
Kortad
H 16H
ewa aervice.
-a
B. A. Could of Nashua, N. H. Committee of the Chamber of
AMONG IN S T IT U T IO N S
Feb.
I.
Prior
to
the
meeting,
O.
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A
n
ise
: c ile ry crates l.to-t.oo.
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NEW YORK.
Floridians may be modestly and
—- Feb.
- 8,
— (IP) — Hollii Powers Gale felt today like a
Fuurakre, county commissioner for arrived Wednesday, Ha hopca to Commerce held it* regular meal
C elery cabbaaei
c e lirr
crates
T o o l — l W fc K 'r t
Justifiably
proud
of
their
Univer
build
on
hla
property
here
before
l.uo-i.oo, lu*> i.to .
min who had just been handed a $5,000,000 fortune lliat 172 other
ing In the Scout House. Final
this district, discussed the road
Htrawbarriaai p«r pint .l<-.||,
people had been after.
situation with the road commit returning to hi# home , It will be plan* were completed for the Cov sity of Florida Agricultural E x mostly .11.
D A 7 f C A ’S t p r Y S M O
periment
Stations,
for
they
are
In
remembered
that
ht
wintared
hars
ered Diih Supper to be held Feb.
tee, composed of H. M. Gleason,
ln i|i baanai buahala Htrlnalaa*
Because that is just what haf
la»t year
* .
T o o l s dem w is d o m !
8, at the Community House. Wm. the front rank of such Institutions Black Valantlma 4.30*4.73, law t oo,
itu>i„»nd M. Hail and William J.
And lha sensation, says Gale,
.L,
the
nation
_________
X*ar._Ui_er.u«*Ux._r"--<t
nuelllv I 00.
— I t* W r r nnrHei P. HraBtngttm. ptFiP'— M*—a id Mr«r E M c—t :tiU ;t'~pf fL-Puwfcr-ehetfrrjn, pjesIded.'-Meir
t.eo Flanllfula « vu-4 36 few 4.40*
Gale, a New York businessm
Flut'd* ’.vould not be the great I.N , poorer quality 3.00-3 60, Flori
iileiit of the Chamber of Commerce. Nlici, Mich., art visiting Mrs. Boa* attending ware: P. D. Anderson,
htir of the multi-million dollar e
,J|d h«r daughter, M. C. Snfith, W. Welderhold. agricultural state that It la today da Bella*, felr quality 1 iu-t.00, s u
The general improvement, already *•'
Bullock Hovers.
had It aot bean for the research t * 0** 00. poorer 3.00*4.00.
accomplished as well as ImrntiH- Jflsa Otis. The Buletta have been
Lim e
baanai buahaia 4.00*4.30,
work dgne by Experiment 8tatioa poorer
Mila Powara, who had Hvar
In
Miami,
Lake
Wales
and
various
atv nerds, were considered..
loo.
scientist eg and the support that
Cabba«a: I l / t
buabal boaaa,
the last quarter century In i a day, the hotel manager who colother
points
of
Central
Florida
Minute* uf the former meeting
Hound
typ*
I t 0-1700.
i f r a nge
»but^u^j,-. fr a m - H ir lerled_tbp tent three times yearly,
Florida people have given to these Domaatlc
mori). 1
M ualla* J j i l.iw w
■, . i. I slid approved, u< wjjLjV, ’ 0if ere on th(lr_j£jLV w jth . They
*■*> * -m l i "TPKdtt. T.12 l. I , tk.l >y>> ae«aa't .v •- •
•*wrU Aolituile, itivil wilTmiit a wtl
'rsre lung tiina inci.JC 3 - m - f ,
“TW
lF-iD
ri
*
i
rporl.
In
answer
to
Hhe had no rad'o, took no news
the way .for development of the
Cm-unitwrs: tiualiala, law Includ20 months ago, and set off i
the nrgiiiii/utioii'* letter, Frenk drrr,
great Everglades vegetable pro- lo a huldovera 4 lu-l.oo, puurar m u .
‘.rans-Atlantic scramble for hei papers, ilid hei own laundry anil
I.
rater
Tlllls
spent
the
past
week
it
I
linn
1.50-100
Evan*
ha*
designated
Robert
E,
room vlcnliing, and dresred In
K f lp l a n l ' buahala 1.00- 1. to faw
True, Raymond M. Rail and A. W. rn<l in Montgomery, Ala. with
the fa-hlotIM or two.
175.
pourar
quality 1.00-1 to, faw
iornkl.i-.on a* a -ornmlltce tu Ini- friends and relatives.
fialc, a GH-year-idd executive
1.11.
Kndlva-rhlroryi
buahala 1 00-1 so.
Ilnte plan* for Ploneet Night to
of a carton company, commented
II. K. Franklin visited his daugbpoorer and amall I til-1 71.
.Mar. II,
tie iieli..............
uu lennilng of the court’* deri
I ler .Mrs. Fir'd# Deadrlrk arid son,
trlbuted largely to the davslopmanl
Ka.-ar-l-i buahala I 11-1 to, poor
II. M. (Reason, chairman of the Frankie. In Daytona Sunday, re
sion:
of Florida’* great cattle Industry, er luw uu l.uu
I.atiu cai -aiK-m irate*. Ills HasB A S ir o a n s t a t u f a n sau n a
turning
home
by
way
of
Oak
Hilt,
Mcmlir-iship
Committee,
asked
to
and in many other way* ha* proved lon, 1 do*. 1 .16-1 lu, poorer fiti"'I Ins i* particularly gratifying
M ANKM T
be relieved of lliat duty, a* he where he railed on hla friends the
I j be a major factor In develop l 76. IlCMMlna, Im-ludliip huldovera
because she bad ulwuy* anticipated
MU P O N T He. T»
Hire
vers.
Mr.
Steever
and
Mr.
fi
li
lodid
uni
have
sufficient
T
he
follow
ing
uric**
reported
bp
ment of Florida'* multi-million- m-l.oo
I but after the death uf my fill her
Celery; I t Inch crataa, Osldaatba
O
aaleta
uu
the
la
s
lu
r
i
l
B
u
n
Fauiikiin
«re
friends
from
their
lime
to
devote
lo
it.
Herbert
Lam
dollpr agriculture.
I would inherit hei estate. He
haart. trenerally fair lu #-->d quo,**
f a rm e r* M arket for produce Bold
port, ulieady a member, was ap- railroad days.
ami hlie were first cousin* and
nr T ru ck a ra and D ealers up re
Hot only ha* every farmer in ty, 1-1 1/1 doa. faw l l o . 1 d5J.
3 *0-4 uO. 4 doa. 3.36-4.06, 4 do*.
pointcil <baimiHii of the committer.
were very fond of each oilier.”
.Mr. and Mrs. Mob Johnson of I P. 64. Fab. 1 relit.
the state benefited from nation 1.00-1.73
faw 4 00, 1 doa 171-1 Si
Hanna Tend erarten B all
W.
Welderlinld,
chalrinan
of
the
Syracuse,
N.
Y.
and
son
and
lie said In- knew Mias Power*
research,
but
work
of
the
scienraw 110, 10 doa. 1 0 0 - 1 1 6 faw 1 )0 ia<u*a*4 S* »»# Saif
~
(traded
. Hu. Ilp r. Il.o o - 1.11
Itri-rention Committee^ reported .laughter-inlaw, Mr, and Mr*. Masna.
"would be pleased by I Ills deri
tit* ha* been of great value to l .l t , s s a faw l 71, arean no alia
foiu aniTi-iafol Tuesday night par- Paul Johnson. Hot Springs, Ark., . I-"in*
l«o. Ilp r. t S 7 6 - 4 » a moit other people In Florida in 1 iD-i.io. Faecal type. 1-1 dui t.sion."
13*6 00 law 1.16, 4 >lua. law I ,,0 lie* for tin- Tourist Club featuring visited tpe former’s unde and Basna.
“.She wa* a gentle and coiirteon*
Pole -------- Hu. Ilp r. I I 76 • 1 0* that it haR resulted in high quality I 76. I dio. 1 16-1 no. s doa. taw
i' iiiio -*,
aliiiffleboaid and eats roualii, IJ- A. Calnor and James A. Uaala ............. I>oa Hch j .76 - l,#0 foods and more trade from farni- 1.00-1.11.
woman
if afraid of the world,"
l 'aI,bag*
60 1.1, Uuga f 46
Pepper*: buahala. Worlrl beater*
Avciuge nltendani-e for these wa* Galnnr.
eis lereivlng Idghei price* for
be added.
Cabhana
63 l.r, Crt. « 16
l.OS-ltO (aw 171. enialbr *lie I 10
icnorled iiiound .10.
dull-'* r*linioterj lilbl-ritallce tu»
their crop* than they otherwise 100. fair qualltr tnu-1.5u (aw l It
in huhur of Buy Seoul Week, Cabbage.
Mrs. C. p. Rraslngton, chair which celebrate* tha forlleih anni
will lake at least #if,fHM»,000.
tt*da 1 15-1.00 (aw imorar I no. Ana
would have gotten.
Cblnaaa
Calarr
C r i 13 76
hrlini 1,00-1 5(i, Itallanallaa l i t CA iillflpw *r
... C rt. 13 16 - I.M
man of Hie Iti-iiutlfir-LtIon Commit
Because of receiving the for
W IIJTKHOHHE, V. |\, Feb m
Any Floridian who give* the l.no.
versary of the founding of that Cucum btra.
baal 1 Oil
tee,
reported
thi,*
dean-up
of
not
tune, lie -aid, be ilit•-rule lo ” «p«nd l / Vi Si-urcii jdonc* droned over
Polslnaa to t.b *ai-M*. Itlla* TtlFan cy
Uu
lla k la 14 60 - M b nutter thought will recognlte the
organisation, Troop 344 has trans
more time In wiiHt wuy- I run Hu- arc lie wasli-s muHlweal id mi I v llo- nhiiffiehoard eourt and formed their meeting room In the Celary,
a
iinpoitance uf and the great bene uittpha. ITaiwoa 1 no-1 11
IS ql bnakala, 1 |t .
(loblaii Crt la a Igar. 13.35
lo Improve our foreign relation*." here lorjay looking for imasibn- -urrtoiriiiinge, lull also of the small Kvans Block Into o woodland scene.
fit* that have been derived from dmHadlahaai
50-11
Catary.
fire* or rllires from a misning Ait pink north ol the J. It. Reave* 3mid treei, a realistic ramp has
Su-aSe*, Suahalc, Tallow SualchtPaai-.ll Crt. I> A Ig rr 13,36 - SMI th- work of the Experiment Sta
■I'o ice C-47.
Inline
Men nsaistlng in this work,
K’rg p tan i
Hu fiakta. I I IS * 1.74 tion*. But the stations have re nei'h. Irregular quality l.io-too.
been
pitched,
complete
with
tent,
while
1 00-1 .60. li.-titan type, large
Las luce U s b a r r Dry Pack L A
The C-47, carrying lb* ('anadlul n* well Ms the waxing of the
rtiow tilde and Iron pot siw ln r
|/ i tiuthel*. email to
Cr«.
dapandlng
atsa 33 75 - J SO ceived recognition other than that l io-l no,
\
and U. M sir men, vani*hi-d vest - T'lmffiehoiird cii ort were:
arcordtd
them
by
lire
people
of
Ills
nntona,
niailioni alia 160-1.IP
iC a a lla u a # B o n P an * u n s l
i-idny while seatcltiltg for n Cfi-I
Arii'dtl fllney, Millard Rice. A. K. over a (Ire*. Signal flags and first
i l v t i l s a t s r t * B n a « o a st
*lr»an
D
d 3. Itch. I 75 • l u« state, a* agricultural scientists in
pkltlci|iated lu the Roy Hcnilt util from Germans unit Ciech*.1’ iiransoiqi which disaiiiicaied .Inn. Crocker, A. II
Ailing, Finest Sid materials ffr* exhibited along Pan*.
i be Window seat.
Hnallah
Bu Ilp r. |3 50 - I T* many othar states and countries
movement," he said, "owes u great
Roberts sni-l Gils man Inairtrd jb’ll with 14 |ier*una uhoaid,
llohipliiie*, tV Weiderhold Karl
have turned to them for informa *rs sisowhete.
Pappara,
F<|gar
Murvln
has
assumed
mrksurr of his r-urcess and nhlllty be could i‘olnpl*te nil uloniic bolllb I Hi-arch officials said H. U. S Timet. Win. Rtruthers, Wm. J.
Fan cy
Uu flakls. 33 in - 4 60 tion and couniel. Station agronfcharge
of
Hie
Lake
Mary
Garage
Maiay jgrlcoltuiul pmblems rePotato**.
«
„
|
fl
li
a*
to the training he received.1 '
|dnul in two year* tiiuiaelf "with -signals from Hie C-47 were iiirkcd I i-ffler, lierhen Lamport, M. C
H S I
60 Lb Bag* 3171 - 1.36 mlsta, horticulturist!, animal hus main to he solved, and th« stations
tlistir?
Ralph A. Hmltli, Klwnnl* pie-i no oolsidi* aid and no luelile know -up lad night on the
Month, fl M. lileaMUi and C. I* on Feb. 1, The Murvln* are Lake Itadlshaa,
bandmen, entomologist*, p I a|n t
Mary resident* and he vans formfrequency. Efforts to nhtuln u "fi«' Rraaiugloll.
deni sml Scout executive declared ledge."
lead
|lu. Hekla 31 16 - J.m pathologists, nutrition icientl-Ja, at* carrying on intensive loseaich
Ic ily employed by o Sanford ga- Hquaah,
*ioi
l
ben,
were
ftuillens.
tironiid
to solve them. So Floridians c * i
that he 1* proud that I he Kiwnriia
Minh
Io
lepurted
Hie
laundering
lit.bi-ils raid lie was an impre«rrd
Tallow
flu Ilp r 13 i t - 3 »0 soil scientist*, botanist*, and other look foi ward to continued u-ivsiuV
Club bad taken an active inten-sl tic liiok Hie ft lend to a cabinet radio |iosts lo the area w n * unlei o f the draperies for the Chomhci
scientific
workers
have
received
T
u
rn
ip
*,
Friend* of I'vt. Hvrnn Tlllls I)
til Hu- movement by epom-miug officer.
o f Commerce, a task which was di
Purple Top Do*. Hch 3 7a • 1 uo hundred? of request* for informa ment of theii agriculture, amt Hiey
And In- added
“That ctl into a IM-htmi aleii
can tie Jostifialdy proud of Hie
Troop 6.
vided between Mr* Herbert I.am S. Air Puree, will be >urry lu hear T o n islo t* (Ptnka)
-ill-mil officer, aftei mq-iiiy in
i'n ilapandlna quality ! 3 n u - 4 40 tion from other states, from Latin- work that has been dune and the
peit Mi
Wm. Strothers. Mrs •bat h*>la confined to the post hos
Forniei liny Scouts among Hie official cllcles, told oa we need
American
countries,
from
Europe,
CITM
tlk
of theii Agricultural E x
'oolite It Pallet M i l l Mini Mr* pital at Wichita Falls, Tex., with Urangra
Hua It >5
Klwsiiluiis were asked In slamf mil l,c ului mi ll: I but Hit Hn-aiun
Asia, and Africa. Result* of pio standing
llo
Ht I* attending technical Orange*.
periment Stations.
lb ii«lngl'i|i.
With the Seoul a and give the llov loobl lint make a bolilli I--' (loin
neer
research
by
Florida
Station
Tem pi*
1/3 Bui 13 6V
Plan* lot Hie Roy Scout cov I 11 sluing school. In that dtv
Seoul iiaili
Among llmae ivh» seven lo 111 yeui a."
winkers are often sought by workr (rult.
Klrliard Keogh || fl last week itrap
Duncan
: Hui 13 76 - 3 so
stooil weie t'ri-aident Smith It K
ered
dl*li
*npper,
-dieduleii
fin
•'The hydiogen bumli only inske,
for
Gainesville,
where
he
enters
T
a
iiR
rrln
tr
....
4/6
B
o
i
3
1
6
0
1
7
6
I e|, m, wen eminiersted. The fiov
Goff, Mui cm Harman, Dougin*. tin* prtddem tof Attaolii iiiiioii)
Iteratpta 11 lu* psckaaaa Monday
.Seoul btl'l'iei WH* l-xlllllitril hv Ii the University of Florida.
Si chat i om Fd FiPldllig, J iliailev noire in gent," lie annl.
oo ilia Hanford Htal* F arm e rs Mar- giiuit loday.
(quinary lo Fair (
MeiiiHinnti-i I M. Miller
It wa . The Louis Humphrey* arr now k»l.
Otlliiim, Di. Wade 11. Garner, Cliv
I in* Jurist said dlplomata tinvi
M eikei
arsedy.
demand
(a irly lea* than price* quo
niiuiiiinccil tliiinl Hie .Scout meeting making lh*'i/ home wim th» HerManage: t’liffnrii McKihiiin, II. R
told
him
ltint
If
Russia
(mill,
out
riHiin woutd lie open to visitor*,
Crumley and Dr. I,. T. Do*s.
of the United Nation* "half Hie other natluna w ill poll -dll" and during Hie N'utiniiul Roy Seoul
Limit. Govcriitir Fri-d Wilson
Wi-ch
Members of Hit- Chamhei
i c i i i u I n in u in-litral position.
and i'lealdt-nl Hmltli were named
Robert* <*uiii wm l-t fi-dcratinn of Conimeree were asked In h|nus, d'-lcculcn, and Vice-J’resident
A p p r o p r iu tim iH
which is In* evt-nliiiil It o p o -is Roy ,Seoul*. n- fin as possible for
Joe) Field and flecrelnry F. llasky
out p ia r tlc a l al till-- lim a.
llo apy odd Jobs lliey bud, to help tin'Vight :u ulturmile* to the Klwanls
((•■ ItBuea D i m
H a lf rteel
slate convention at Miami. Fred be folluwed oil nil appropriation:- urgued a ulurt inmil lu- runiin lit- liny* earn llieii sciiul equipment
Following niljmiimm-nt, mam
Wilson, in ty-half of Kiwani* In- fur tha coming fiscal year, excetit ward a federal union by mitlnnn
w ith much the sam e background. her* of the Home Uemonstralluii
tornntlouh), presenlail tu W. A. ill isolated caaes.
" I would oppoai- u world feilera* ('lull served liot coffee and pi*.
Morrison, past president uf the
Ill addition In tho 37it’J,48fi,MKI In
Mi* Lillian Zlmniarman, wh» i»
"Y o u can
dub, a certificate of anprvclntloiv. caal|, the bill carries Hie new (7ti,- lio n tiqw.’ ’tie said.
r-A lO year memhershlp alteml- h66,(li)(l cunt I act authority for the im agine a uuU-t- which would in wintering fit Clear wetoi, (H itt
I don’t want to Jan. Id wiHi lo t niece, Mr*. Howanen pin was pi«*-etited to Han AKC. Tin* may have to tu* back clude R u ssia.
•<’ h -re
ford F. Itoudm-y and five year ed up willi cash in a subsequent fed erale cheek by Jowl w itli a aid Rnieltr.
iiulloii that practice* sla v ery "
Mi unit Mi* William F. Thorne
tiiii* to R. li. Crumley, Dr. I. T till.
Dos* F. (I. Kilpatrick, Jr., ft A
The Atomic Fneigy (.’ommisiiun
Smltli nod Martin Hllnecliiher.
nlrenily ha* authority to inimi
-,M'. I*. Cumidivll received a four conunrtnnl
ohiiguttona up
tu
yeat pin
Three year pin* w*q-e t7H7,l8i',tl27.
-given to Oicar .Hsrrixnn, Edward
Tlq- extra, aulhoilty, the com
fane, III. II. II. McCuslin, Slid mil tee mid, will permit the com
Howard Monticth.
tiilurlim to fiiiuiu-e coniliuction alFor Iwo yeui atleiulanev, pin* M-iiily niuiteu for tin- manufar
were nwanled to It. J. Collin*, Joel loti- of flHi-tonnldo mulurlulH and
Field
Earl
lllgKinhiitham, Fit will (uuviite lor " h few additional
I1Ufjilliiif miii VV M
Urm mmol project a."
I.'oliuillttee me mlic in said it-u
yesr aw hi da went t„ Mr. Wight,
Sfr. Goff, John I. Galloway, W. A. CuninilNHlon alieaily liun fund* for
Sfnrrlson, Marmn Hutinan, Dr. If. work on the hydrogen lunnli and
W- Kucker, George Williams ami doesn't, need any more at this
lima.
Al Williams.
The money
recommended for
the Veteran* Ailmlnialiatlun In
for iinidjostoieril
benefit* for
veteran*. The euminlttee nald an
(D eailaaaa Frun, ,-ae* «•■*•
a It hough the chief c(iii|tahle uf mrreuae in eiindliiient of veterans
ill t-ruile and vocational xchmil*
Glamorgan- the Walsh county and a IhionI in veterans' louns
mainly lnvtilved— a*ked for I iiu u m
unemployment
payments
to lint down strik e diso rd ers llie a n d
trade additional funds necessnry.
aoldikia were never sent.
Tin- iillotmunl for the Tennaii"I inad* an unprecedented Interaee Valley
Authority
Included
xtfition," Churchill declared.
"I stopped the movomant of th* I7,000,(N)U tu Imgln construction at
froopa and I sent instead H60 me once uf transmission line* And
generating
facilities to
tropolitan police from London with power
tha aoln object of preventing furnish additional power for tha
Oak Ridge, Tenth, atomic ettargy
bloodshed."
Ha aald tha unarmed police plant.
The TVA also was allotted |4,charged rioters using their rolled
tip mackintosh** mi weapons, thus 6110,000 Lo runtlmia Its regular
averting any bloodshed "excejn 1060 construction porgranf. This
restores most nf a budget cut
perhaps some from the no*#." *
Churchill declared he alto want- made last year in anticipation of
ad to spike what Briton* call "tho reduced construction coats which,
empty bellies atury" In th* -Labor tha committao aaid, did not ma
Mapl* Shftdt, N«w J*rUp
Midway Service Station
terialise.
Party's campaign mantfaito, or
Highway 68,
January
8, 1950
alactlan platform.
Decatur, Tann.
Bald Churchill:
ftjtniord Htrald,
"Thia I* their official atatsmant:
Sanford
Herald,
'Empty bailie*,1 ona Tory haa aald,
ic m n s m i f t m
•jm « aaat
Sanford, Florida.
Sanford, F lo rid a
r
'art tha one thing that will make tlcmant ia raachad in In# rnlnlnt
Riilona work1"
controversy and an injunction la
Gantieman
i
To tha Editor:
; He declared the Laborite* each laaued, I doubt very much that tha
. * *
■
court action will result In resump
Do you give complete coverage of tha N. Y.
. Fl*aa« antar me for 91.00 worth of your pftpdr
tion of mining activity."
Qlanta training achool that opens in your city on
Qraan la a erltla of tha Taftand lat tna know your ratoa. I want to gat a Una
February 1, I960? If so what la your rate on papHartley law under which the govon • place near Sanford on Houta 17 to atari k
ammant is proceeding In an at*
er from Jap. 81 thru Feb. 88? I have a eon that
tempt to reaoWe the mint atm a.
tracing ahop.
will ba thara and I would like paper for tha
Tha virtual prodnetloa stoppage
‘
''
••
t‘
-*
'
length of tha echool.
cam* Monday altar adven monmt
' Hoping to haar front you aoon. I am
of aparaa output . raaultlng from
Thanke,
tha thraa-day w eak1and a flv*
weeks full strike of 100,000 U H W
Jo*W. Oennea
*i
I
«• B . H o rto n
diggers.
New York Businessman Wins
Claim To $5 Million Fortune
Rural Common Scow
|* Too
Vegetable Market
FUH A
2nd AluHkun Search
Plane Forced Down
Soviet Atomic
KiwunlH Meet
1"*!*■
T its
p } P ftd I®
S e t t e r L iv in g
Churchill Speech
SAMPLE LETTERS SUCH AS THOSE PRINTED
BELOW ARE ALL TH ATS NEEDED TO LIGHT
THAT TORCH ------ -- - LETTERS OF INQUIRY
WRITTEN BY PEOPLE I N T E R E S T E D IN
SANFORD - - THE LIGHT REFLECTED BY THAT
To r c h , t h e s a n f o r d h e r a l d , i s o u r t o w n
.-•
in * 4 d
-
1
,
G a h t lM p « |r .
of eoal ahortaga. Coal using
tries curtailed work and aw n
80,000 workers were laid ft
cauae of fuel lack. Mortal
.-oil for hunt# owaere wet*
in many localitlea.
*,,
•
Pit i f MM M
1 s m ln t e n S e d l
.
1
Versatile
r
L h a r m
S e m in o le Countya b o u t 100 a a r t s
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VOLUME XXXXI
AN INDEPENDENT
INDEPENP1
DAILY NEWSPAPER
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Goal Strike
Fact-Finders
New York Importer
In Stamp Deal
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B oard C hairm an T o
R eport T o T ru m an
O n H earing s Aimed
A t E nding D ispute
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No. "124
IKorean Naval Senator Taylor Proposes World
Labor Party House Vote* For
|Base*Acquired
Government As His Peace Plan Blasted Again
_ $ 130 Million Hike
>y R u s s ia n s
By Churchill In Post Office Rates
1
W ASHIN GTON , Pah. 9.—
(JT> — Hendrik Mannerfrld,
-f
^ k-yart r ,, 'Wwa V ^ - -’T ‘
l l .L O ... up,
G n **/.< ’*«fk*--Llaho
TilffW'<oday aa' ime pduTble
who once oppoird the Adminioiration't tough policy toward Ru»ia
loner In a atamp deal that
today offered the Senate hit oWn plan lor ending the cold war witji
brought the forced realgna*
ihe Soviet.
Hon of Harold P. Ambroae aa
Taylor bolted the Democratic rank) two year) ago to run lor Vire
a Poatofflre Department off
icial. Mas O. Truitt, WashPreaident on Henry A. Watlact't Pmgremve Party ticket. He wa»
Ington attorney and aon-lnbitterly n|v|vo)rd to Preaident Ttuman'i cold-war move)
law of Vlre-Prealdont Bark
Now Taylor want* Mr. Truman •
ley. aald Mannerfrld haa re
to call a general conference of
tained him In the Ambroee
the Cnilrd Nation* to adopt' a aflet hi* resolution t» approved,
cane — a case poalal Inspectro riI Itntton fur a "true worldf go* Taylor propose* the Prexldent
ora hate called "fentextlc."
"should then rail a world ronxtl
ernnient
B E R L IN . Feb. 9 - t/lh Truitt declined to tell a re
tutlonal convention of delegate*
Hr
placed
hi*
piopo)al
befot
for^
n
American, BrltUh and FrencH
eleeleil dirertlv liy the fiftttploi #nf
porter how murh Mannerfrld
bc*Bu- the purpose of adopting a world
military commander* hare are Senate I \ , K * - l i * t K i n s auhv*
may have lost or what he
evaral
mltlee
which
I*
studying
te’
reported agreed on ho« to henthinka the pro# peel a are lor
government rnnxtltutton."
dte an influx of S00,non Cnm- reaolutton’* dealgned lo xtrengtl
gelling hack any Inaaea. PontTaylor, a long time advocate of
the
U.N.
munlet youth# from eaxtrrn
al offlrlnla said that ao far
If the general H N. <onferage* World Government, arte,| without
Germany late in Mny. informed
thry have found no evidence
M anila**# aa Tag* Thraal
eourcea aald today the three thoonlil ri"( lie railed within a yfar
that Ambroae broke anr fed
commandant#, »ho rnnferrei
eral law In perauadlng people
but ieeued nn announcement,
to Invest in commemoralive
agreed to invite the Commmilxt
■lump I'-nue*.
youth to »ee what Wet! ileillu
la like — hut under M#«tr >*
rule*. Thla would forbid mUrrli
Ing, flag-waving, political domonatraliona or dlvordrra.
Soviets Develop Pac
ific Sub F l e e t :
U S. To Hold Ex
ercises In A r c n
CH ICAG O ~ rib T 9 — {/p|
Members uf two operating rail*
road unions h«*e voted fo strike
for o 40-hour week, the onion*
announrad today. A spokesman,
however, aald that dnee nnt
mean a strike la immtnant. Me
aald that tinder procedure* of
the National Railway Mediation
Art a strike ronld nnt poxrdhly occur before late spring.
Th# two 11mInn4 are the Brother*
hood of Railroad Trainmen and
the Order of Railway (nndtn- I
fora. Together they repreaent
a total union mrnfberahlp i.t
about 900,000 railroad worker*.
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THE WEATHER
Partly cloudy and mild through
Friday.
Calls A ttlee Regime
‘U ngniteful Socictlist G o v c r n i n c n t I n
Pre-election T n I k
P ostal
Naval Captain Trumun-brickcrl
Mill Goes T o S enate
After House Passes
Got Warning Of It W ith Voire V ote
‘Shoal W ater’
LONDON. Feh
Win
.• v.•!iii,v iii.#iv, fen *—<>4'y—
*t«»n v-Ltjt* lull Ll«»fr RtMdiiti't L ji*
Ihr I hnne anted today for hike*
hor govp'nmcnt |mh> a* an ungtalelul Smialiat iriuiie ke|il alive
N ; n / i y a t o r in poalal >atei expected In bring
M i s s o n i i ’s
the prrlnHo e depa'tment J l 30.hv 'dollop* of rlolG a" Ironi i api
C
-re n t
!• t . i n i i r (10(1,(XMi more .4 veai
taint Amem i Labo'ilr Pnme Mm
A Mine i n|e pt.aed the bill
h i tr p r r
iitu Attlee aalled (huuhill'v ora
age
T o
anil vent d t,> the Senile.
torn al * ,.«itll» upin him "wild.
I »l> 'I u Pl
N l W ’l h V
u holmg n in ih
Ihe Vimtmdt.iiinn bar Ted hill—
It ule»hip Mu ndnt ir I r. 1.1k- <1 l-n t 4 ihort
Ihe ( omervatlve leadei wanned | M'tiule* helote
up the i impugn hu the national *"‘m o " •S'"" I he. na'lgllot ,|p(|e m ihe r|n* lion 'I Cutting
Minmendaliimv to | die Poitolhv* Depailm-nt v operat*
ele. luma Feb 7 1 Tv holding out made "li.intu
V
a pinmiae lo auvlcitv iveatv Iln the comm imho t H i e, the! the,„m deluil ol hall .4 billion dollar*
,|tiien to the brink o| palBy AHHfHTATEI) P R ESS
Ion) ol in rarlv rid lo gavolme •hip lie tinned ngld 1 N .in l roitrl [I
Runia hai acituited naval hatei
WASHINGTON. Feb, 9 i f l ' i I iage veiierd.iv
rationing il the l oneivalivet atr |( implllV lie,lid lodav
1 .iruirn mt 1 l> A,
d. iv I
in Communiil noilh Km ra. a
Piemlent
Ti umxti't (act. finding
vii loiioua at ihe poll
A teiliiinalilv lined hy opponA almllar proml-e to the An* w-aa olfirei ,.t itir I-. I when the rnti fin»il riled the bnal vole I hey
ipnketman for the Amctuan vuphuaid rmlrd iti hearing) on I Ik
uh
tratlaii penplr by the anti Lahorlte |tig M,, gioinidcd m 1 heiapeake
poiterl xoulh Korean goveinmcnt
coal (liipulc today and went to work
drm vmini 1 trading of the encoalition down tnoler I* c rrd ilr.il,,
17 .
,|,*t while
laid
today.
on a report to the While Houic.
gionril hill ihe formally printed
with a large pull in Minor a
flic government'* inhumation oi
Ome the President geti the te
defeat In Ihe dominion n n ly v e i- l'h e navis*............
-e, nmmendmg mfx,U'r with all vo>endnient, in
NFW YO R K . Ic h 'I d/p>-iA
NT W YO RK. F*h
^ t/D
terdnv the Rrlltali Labor govern- ilhn ai lion to •v.ml ,hoal watei.
lier at Seoul xaid large xale har
poit hr 1 an a>k Attorney General*
llie light idave Logrowng a hill
_ McGralin to seek a court oidei lot
bor operation) *ie untleiwav in •all. dark and hamlminc longthol*- two man today *>lmtltcd taking ment expres»ed arger vvllb tb e|t,K dop'a op*,*r,o". olliiet told t, a long and ledmuv |i*ocev*. 10
Auxtralian government for cerry the ,Vt|i|trt 'then
pleulv "I wa final action wai pul ’ll until to
three noith Korean pntl* and man went G u n k with * knife .in p-ti m ih* T/'i.lKHI irwrl robbery lug out that promiie.
'* lh e 370.000 unking coal miner*
the I iinrv S,|n*ie aipa today. <d thnwmari Ihllv R n ir1. Iminc
Hoy
Scout
Troop
No
J4d.
comtr.t In the lell *d d - t-' 1■
>*
"many Soviet naval olliiet) and
lo go hack to work.
('burchill
awinglig
around
the
d ay) , rDion ( I I A 31 1
priimg 1^ boy tenuis of Lake
fruchleriinw trniM ul prnnni pul
I’ldnr I'■uniriDinttiei William P
The
bony
r.•
>
■«. one
roldiert
are
»tatmne<|
at
llmve
rounlrv
In
a
hard
biting
campaign
the Imarrl tut tiff it* hearing*
Refme the v"t» >n p.4„age opMary, wa* honored Git night with
hurling nunc
|
O'llncn. ivlin ilivihucd the a n o ti tour, gave a rnm iivatlve party ol a pan tha' "luted 1 ie( rrl
port)-"
with an annuiincrinrnl hy chair
|ionrnlplan,led one mote ai).iult
ih
II
v
at
Devonporl
'bi,
picture
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r •upper and progian, dedicated in
I In*. Mill pullir. I« what h«l» ** the ilim rx In a thirr vtatc mail
Naval elei lioiin re..... ling 1mge.
man Dgvul I . Cole that the hoard'*
Over a vear ago Ru**ia annoiirii - pencil .*firi the in,in who vanouuy hunt, -ml thirr nthci men aho ale A lllre'* governmenl
,, ,
,
.lit rlfotl to vend the lull hick
their honor and attrnded by more
which
They xeek the dollar*, they , pai-illelmg ihe m.,m <b „,r,e
(■(nervation) during fruillrt, tlirect
I In 1 onmnilf' h" none *ludy
than IK ) pernoni at the Lake rd the had withdrawn all troop* gave the ri.iinc) «| It.hn Mainnc h<-mp vminhl m the theII
hog the dollar*- tbry idiutei fur ihe Miatoun *».i» titemiilmg
hntgaming negotialirmi yrrlriday Maty Community Hall.
’ IIlit chairman Mm ray iH -Triiii)
and Itimn, hoHnlcrl * •miihhound
T.ulici the hmt. al lint i.ilucil the dollar*, I bey gobble the dol run
from north Korea.
had given il needed mlurindlion
rtimit..
...I. 1 1 nf the Hnli,e unatofflce
I he china a of the program wat
’• TIIK).(HM). wa> »<tid I,, mi Imlc lar*. lud In the whole of then
A moment
nt'ci
*t«- thlld
......_.T.. ..lVThe newly artiuucd Korean Mmailwav tvira al ddlh Sticct:
ahmil the i»*iie«.
8,1)00-word
maril(r,to
f election come right" 1rioiiinii'ndiilton by tee told new mien "We have the
the presentation to Garnett While,
lie IGthcd
kiulr .... I turned
" l' " ' .lc fur p ic e , hut idatforni) they *av Thank von’
vote., to beni them and Mien
lia)Cl were *anl In lie Irateil hy
.Inhu I.. I.rtvls, trailer uf tln«
itnaiiaa*# n<- r#a* r « ,i
lh year n|d Hoy Scout ol Ttoop
pax* th* bill "
,t„ d«.«'»r ->'d * ........ -.1 |>a««eng- n Sneri .evealed today that only for the dollaia."
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“ nuneiH. nod the cunl operator#
Rutvla on term) miiliai lo dime
He gr.mted, bmvever. that the
r.v nut in>« the MU,
Uie icwel, he
talkeil Iv .iim f«u nearly right hour* id. Sanlnid, ol eagle rank imugnia.
I'bureldll heaped oialotlcal u'oru.Ctn M l / ! | | u ( m i 4111 ) 4*
(or Ruoian-held f’«■
11 Arthur in
oulconie ml ifhi be .'lo»e "eipei:upon lleputy Prime MlnlMfi He, n t r l l I V I I I i^ I
I*
yrsterdav iintli’r iirudding frum the with Ralph A. Smith, vice preiiI.enplng Into the diiver’* aagt. 1
"•
(l'natlau»4 fia »'*#» I lahn
Uliv If n lot ot prexaura I* put
hoard. Rut they couldn't get to tin dent ol the Central Florida Coun
lie drove ihr Ini* ,ooth on Sevonth humer filvniput «wun , hainpmn licit MnrtGun. ('haiu’idlnr of Ihe]
cm during the nigh* "
Exriheuuei Sir Stafford t'lipfiv
agieenirnt.
Avenue to G'nd Street and man*U- | Ganni lloltn
cil. conferring the honor. The pro
and Ileal) li Milo del
Anelli.iul
The Senate ha, not yet acted
The hom'd in under Instruction gram marked the -Kith annivervary
veil'd the lilg vehicle'through 43m!
o H rirn aald one of the men
on the bill. It* poitofilce comSevan, laying:
to report to .^t, Truman hy Mon.Street truffle weat to Ninth Av#fot .(.matlonlng wa* Wil"All of Hum tiaie valil then,
ittee once approved * companion
of the Roy Seoul movement in tha
day at the Iat (at.
nue There hr Jumped nut of lh* U m , . ,| #IT,t... 23. a frland of the would he anything up to two mil
mr.ixurc but
recalled It tn wait
Toly aaid he thought the hoard- United Stalei, and the hall wa*
lm„. lenvlng It* motor running,
t
N„ Br„ tniltar^ Janie* Mr lion* unemployed If It had not
G A R Y , fnil., t el, lb - frt’i A for llouae action.
■pntimrrd Imtgaining n e s t lo n e ! decorated with tcoul
Hb
year
old
iteelw
nrW
,
the
father
banner*,
Two policemen, who knew noth rtunahl
lie aald. ife Donald and been for the American loan. Farcy
ffmii# dehat# wu* heated hut
would he helpful to the union a.’d
ing nlinut the inia Incident, 0001 J.alumln had on anfagenient a* the Hoclallat government In Eng of t‘J chlklrau, ■«*, fatally ,hol
the oprrntor* ill eventually reach- while on the ilagt wat f tel up of
hltn acting euaplrlnuxly on Eights tSe Ro.<e hmut tha nlgld of tin land harping Itaelf alive cruno In hlr Imige la«t night and police hrlef for ,uch an important hill.
* tcoul rainp.
Th# bl'U foax »tr#**ed tha ar,
WABHIN(ITON,_ Feh. 0. - i/Pt Avenue. W
a contract.
When
hen they acenatnd
accnxtad W
htpi [ ji.bliety.
vj-Mtoally and-politically by lh*t# ,a|d hi, 29 y* ” old *op admitted gmnfnt that the rulxe* propoxtd
A pratty 18-year old hlnrujg. ha Marterf-tn run, ahoatlng be'ijp flic i-.ae r • w ft«A-iH4^,- a 1 ‘T h e genera) atmosphere U eon- Udhim recalled Ida own hoy scout
fur* and Jewelry atnlen large, annual dollop* of doMm • laying hlln W nu»c "hr iva, too would fall
lieavlr*t. on amall
ing adventures dvgin* encan^t- wh*J» told pnIJee xhe wale lied i^ar Mil tlit- policemen and Idmndf, from Hour'll palatial raal *lde rr-i
. elite**1);' utc'fed,*' lip e*|j.
.
old l„ live "
1l.n llM )< 04 Watt* W a in
ueivnpxpera and perlodlcala ami
^ColA *ald thal (hr hoard W l mint at I.akr* Mary, mid tlatad
Hand kill itn oilman In Tain*. too.
p.dlcr In III Ibr ,on .lot'll Pure would work to the detriment nf
deuce tieloiigrd to Id* henilttfill
"married many Interesting and cn- (hat the beat way cltlicn* van tried Inal night to Jump from »
, „ r police pounded aftei him wile, one-time wvluimlng chntnphin
' The
vicli no ni’euiployed niillhand, for n iial dweller*. The big
city
g«iitfarf* ant) clrifumataucra about honor Roy. Scout*. I* to xervu flfth-xtory window at police head- | „ n r
, „„„ nni, lh„ uU.,, | „ m Eleiimir Holm
fill Moo ipiritlonlng lit M,e ,l*v ibitlifv they
claimed, would not
tin* dlaptity. ‘he added:
them hy arcing that they grow up rpptrter*.
ttllOltf
Fni 'v-rtghl hour a after the Inn
mg of lit, fatlo'i, A |r 4, n- be ml .offer because they make but
"The bniiMv*' on which the par- iinilei* a' ny»lem' of' good governThe girl, who gave her nano
rf 'ni l gtaiy. rnhlM-ra looted the mid
lf*f| np*r
Thr
hi Mo- living loom of llie Purevi.-li
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unnll iu« of tin’ mad, for rlvtie* are jlrndlorkeil now are cry- niftit
Ho wgV Introdui i-d hy VV. »* Mra.
Diana ,Heaney Johnson, enieiginK from the 42nd Hiied ' f.iwu'miartmeni of *■* uimic! Ma*
-11,M. 1 I*1 (1 itn
No 1bin ge « 111 rulaMon purpoxn
rin lU n l'an il the l o y i i i posit Inn's II. I'ugh, loaatniaeter.
w** held In 140,000 hall b y ’fed* r i d -lotion
.....................................................
{< •Millaaa# tla t-aa* Tkra*
of tln> 111,lependent HuIiuhi
11111. >.| ig,iin,t loin liniiodlaMdy
mi Ihi'H'e Mane* hI i* considerably
Mr. ‘ Odhatn pointed nut that nut horUie* on two ttnunl* — alP in ker, aigued Mill M>e i'll
11 iinilnuaa
(ra faa
I’aa*
.........
..
* Thm i
I>,0. . Il'i Sgl .linin'
I rneg'-i would not hurl littie piibllcalion,
while it I* thu duty of government
clarified."
leged
car
theft
ami
fleeing
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DAYTO NA H EA C II. Fel. It
»'d Mo- vomge, I'oirvbh fold
Cole raid "(lie pontine" in to care for tho aged, afflicted and
be.’aii,-n In I1IBIIV caoc* il would
«,
j i\
\ vr
„ / i „ . I/In Return of legal lung,. I,.”l him .4 heating
tr,■■11* 1,44 Da V”##* fiin rl
j which the negotiation* left tha die- hIcK, prexent practice I* going *tnte line# to aicapa prnaeriltlon S l ' l l i l t i * ( i T O U n P r o b l ' H
..... "f lecrnl v.
for murder.
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l >C« ( l N t ’ » r ^ i l r punchhoarrlx wax railed fur here ■.dbd tnci'V tilling- ijml xald I n . ’
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< ri'anilsaaO
caav T k r n l
tVaaltaaM wa rag# Paarl
Pollca .. h i Mra. John*,.,, w a ,’
I* I HD ( O m m iH H lO I I
I„ it night hy the linlriiendenl ["Mo-t »■«
J"" "hi *" "vr
The body nf Fred True Rob ItiinlneHMuen'* Aaim-laitoti
waiting tu lie arraigned when aim ,
. *'<**•«*'• .a,'1 the elder
mevlcb
TAI LA FIA SH EK . Feh. Il
-*T hi,i,. (12, of Lako Mary wax found
Jumped onto a chair and climbed
T'he gioup waa formed about pbv n. cm ,n'd be bad brrn In e*
'file Henate Committee liwr..', by tlm aide nf Ida car near hl» i m mon'b, ago "hecame lollioi
tn a windnwalll.
Poller matron
12.00
' ■dlr'id bealM' and b.id worked V ’ Emmett Hunt
..........
Eleanor Thllllpa aald only the fact . goting the Ntate (lame and T'n- • home about 2:3(1 P M. ycxtci "V IVII*llll*llt- little a-aocUMon- Miday «•
BOO
lob it M'c
Mr*. H. E. Curlelt
III ,
.1
Mu’
t morglr IIMimi.
that the unbarred window wa» W ain Fish Commlxalon met <>• day. lie w a. helleyed to have xuf of
1.00
„f , mu)| mymlvorehlp, - atr
W. E. Hollyhead
c|o»cr| prevented th# girl from ' bi-rd ie»*|on today to prepare • fcreil * heart attack while »n-|„IWMnt .mining our rlly," H K .‘Ueel < iiopwnv
GO 00
Seminole High School ..
leaping before pollca reached her. j 'eporl on It, finding.
I’ul" ( up, I V l*ni ley uuotn)
. . 1.00
.mile to work around 8:00 A M , , i|(l,.ri i ,„«,M *ot, ,nl,l lodnv <•.
Mr*. Amelin R. Noble
I MNDON, F e b '»
Cf’i
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Federal park police aald the 1 ( '" iii 111 I I I r e niinliinan II ' dopprd lit* cm and gotten ......;. , plaining Ihe aeaoclat’on’ ■ f<«
into i
* "’i! Im had told bi,
Mr. and Mra. W. M. Hoag ... 2.00
ROME. Feh. 0. —
— Ameri young woman catna to them voj- 1 I’earce uf I'nlutka lold a .........
fi.Miri hi-l 11■
* dionllrig him with 11 IM,11,1, expert ,» y t llie S o v ie t
0.00
Mien fallen tiy Mm car.
.oatlon
Mrs. J. H. Ford
2.00 can attack* on the Ingrid Berg- untarily taut Sunday to dexcrlhr l" ,•*''ol to cover the meeting 0
Horn Aug Id. IKB7 In StandUh.i ( j,
Were now .‘ Ik I ■ gmigi’ ,1'iitgun "I'm mn y, air force Is * , strong tactically to
V en a Woodcock
.......
Roxaallnnl
movie the tinxnlved robbary-alaylng nf I would be private and a pie,« r
180.00 man-Itoberto
Me Mr. Krlbl,Ilia had lived In «ml; ...wmlier*, *11 from lmleprndo.il, pop, I doo'i know why but xnirie d a y a , any In Mi# world, but it
South Hide School
io ii I i I still b« unable to carry th#
would be given Inter
wrnund Sanford for 48 years. He |Mtmo.owned business extalilixli tiling loM mi to do Miix."
Mr*. J. C. Mitchell ............... 8.00 "Rtrnmboh" becauae of the couple'* W. A. (Teg) Thornton, widely
The rommltlnr will rert-iv,' u„ bad Imen u resident of U k e Msry
Th** fnllmi ittuI ,0,1 wcti* nliuie atom bomb lo Washington or New
” , nj |t |( n demon#
Duxburv School of Danelnf
B.OO tangled romanca drew the flra known oil field* explosive* expert.
Mr* Alex Pure York without advanced lia ,e , far
" a r■
.... 8.00 today of one of Rotga'* leading ■I an Amarillo tmirlat camp la*( l e t I moll} I|t thn *0**1O i l , Pour >- for 2ft years. Ho was a memh«rjt|r urganlaatlon so no "no nmtn ,,i Him b hi.i
C
l. “Yoat‘
uari
f, on, hum#.
*nid
ft) ptfivluu* iiiortlngk, Mi’ of Ihe (hlirch of tha Naiarenr nf J |,„r
June t i . •
•_
run H, fh e .bJe.Tive, vli’lt, « dsugb'e , and two grand
Wegt
I 24.38 Catholic nevyapapera;
“ ■ Hide Schtjol.....
"Let he among ybu who I* with
A d ’er Lee. who n n , wing
8.00
i liavv to he brought up on the i|,||ij,,’„ ich ’,( a luiivie llienlr,
R. F. Cooper
“
Police aald aha
told them tctuiloi, )i ii vi. braid *rrtl«*ll<m tMkc Mary.
Survivors Include the widow f|„or hy , nTTlf m im bo, and »« i If the I" l*i,,evict, children, foni i nnunamler In # lr intelligence .lu r
B.OO out iln cast, the flrat atone," de Thornton wa* alaln hy a male •lie (,amr mid I’lih C,imml*al'in>'i •
Nick Constantine
ing the war, made lb# statement
and one daughter, Mr*. M. II. vote on II and If a mi jorlly xp xre living *, lorme.
Margaret L Devi*
..........
3.00 clared Il P.opulo, official organ of companion with whom *he wax Biol employ’* violator! game In •
Alctd#
Da
Aklde
Do Gaaperl'a hitchhiking.
in a book entitled "The Noviel Air
, im- dniighi",. Mr*
France
n, then that I* listed «,
She Identified ( 111* i id *t«to ci|iilpmcnl for prlvnir Hire: one son, Charles F . Rnhbina .......
Clifford JWcKlhbln . ..........
S.00 Premier
II. N. Bayer
.
1.00 Chrlatian Democratic (Catholic) compenion, police eeld, a* Ewkld |il”nnii> wnd wore guilty nf ml, • ml grandson. Billy Bobbins, all mi objective which we go #ftei J u re ,In, I .......I he, fu tile,', body Force," published today
Pert^.
■
'.
i
Run,la, lie ,#id, Ik d nlinut 12,(Wl
"f Lake Mary; one brother, Bert
" A t the meeting l**t nig
night, Sid »i„awled "o 'be flour In x pool of
A. Jahneon. She eeld she had limoageriifijt.
ft. II. Nlrfcenon
1.00
,<
» • r#e# r .i i s ir
The newapapor remrtod that de- married Johnson In IM7.
"■irrational nd lltxiy plane,
tp j
Tbc >-o,rimi„ltiii donied all Mir Itolihlns of Buxton, Me.
Niamond. who rents eiituN #l lh"
fJ, 8, E R t a r r ...................
1.00
air armies nf about 1.00,, , u ’h
manda had u>«M road# In the U. S.
Services will he held el 3 311 beech, proposed
ropoaed that It, view of
.
.
The F B I Is looking for Johnson, cbm g c , inlllng tbrni "loo»r end
7nho .Gllton.
, ................
1.00 to ban the film baenuto of "the
p lxu r, es>'h attached (o ■
‘.xch >f
Commix,loner, declaiel P. M. tomorrow at the Church Mio fact that th* majority of th.- ( t H M 'IP V V i c t o r y IH
3 lE . H. Johnson
.i... - .......
i.00 Journallatlc acandel that haa been agalnat Whom they her* fill'd th* false."
,lx Soviet erm v headquarter.
tame eherges e* tnoae under which the Investigation wax "polltlrallv nf tha Nasarene In Lake Mnry title* in
Anonymous ..............
I jOO
The Soviet Union, th* Soviet
ralaed about the aetrooa and dl- Mr*. JfthnHon la being held. Mur Inspired.”
with Rev. E. McConeughay #n I lotiM Heath ___ ___ ...
Ellen Hpy. *.■*.!.m -i - ........
1.00 raclor."- .•
<; .
>.o„e nf Garm anv and other cm,ti
The
Senator#*
study
of
com
mlRev.
W.
P,
Masters
officiating.
trmrlata
are
allowing
bingo
to
Im
der
charge*
etso
hkv*
been
filed
........
1.00
Bara W. Eaile rh y
"All ahould, and wa flrat of agalnat the couple at Amariiro.
■Ion activities ha* covered neeily Hurlal will be made In Lake Mary played ns wait n* having punch
M IAM I. f>l, n. - - |(1’t
T u g , ll Im under Russian domination to
Rota .Rotundo
1.00
I, deplore tha icandal, but ell
Cemetery.
Giard* an their counter*, we feel P'illc,| IT ■ 7,null-ton SS Greeley gether ar* manufacturing io.noo
Texaa statu officials were re ■lx months,
City Workara
ould alao Judge the work (tho ported reedy to leave at once for
(bat we ahould have Ihe »auu Vli’liiiy "ff h xandbeuk In lb* lo M),1l00 plane, * veai. said Lee,
South Side School
fllm j aoronoly. II Populo coun- Washington to obtain custody of
ur'vllcga."
Miami iblp • Taiiiiel curly today which "would enable the Soviet
Pollca Department
TOO
1 "After dlscuaslon, It wua put up mill llu fii'iglilcr ciintlnucd on her air force to maintain about tft xir
the young women. Federal nuth3,00
Rattan Electrfe
........
armies, each with a strength of
No official atetement haa been
to a vote and e show of linmt, n ay In New Oileant.
Randall Electrfe
B.OO mode by tho Vatican or tta newa- orltlei aeld aho would tw surrend
liaised It ■almost ununimmuly.
Tin* ,Mp tinted Into (he xand- I,(mo tu 1,(500 aircraft "
Haynei' Office Machine Co,, B.OO paper Oaaorratoro Romano but ered tp them If she waive* extra
"In th* realm o( tactical atr
"We also went on revord that bank on Cau-cway Island v c lc r
dition end agree* to return to
L, Twyman
........ ..
thla aupport by Do Goaporl'a offi
the eatoclatlon at no time wmihl ••ay aftvMiniin In full view of thou- w arfare she (the Soviet (fni>n)
^ U n . Minnie Odham .........
I M cial paper Indicated tho church'a Taxas.
■anetbm cut-throat aambtlng auch -and, of ru,b hour motorists Th* probably Is st Isast a> strong as
1.00 conaor board probably would ap
a* crap gam**, roulatt* end tmk ■'H,i*nu’jy i nmiti’l i Miami ami Ml- any other air force or group of
1.00 prove tho film at leaet for ahowRanford Hardware Co.......
IncreaterJ facilities for playing thufflehoard can he the making or.
air force* In the world,
wrote
but that we will give ell nur himI Hr ai ii
Wllllemi Fli-IJ'Shop .......
Inw 'to adult Catholic*.
of Sanford as a louriil center, end will attract many new rciidentx here. •trength toward ohtalnlng minor
The frcigliici w*» enrnnte from Lee, en acknowledged authority
H, W. Goodapood
Il Populo called the attack* a
L C. Hughe, preaidenl of the tlmlflebnaid division of th* Sanford iirmiiemente.
New York lu New Or lean, at Hi# In tha R A F on th# German sir
1.00 "plan of cannlballotle aggtaaalon"
' W. R. Yarn ............. - ......
During the riiacuialou A. H llliic of Mm *i':iil«,.t. She carried W o e during th# W ar
Tnuriti
Huh,
pointed
out
today.
C. R. Jonai
......... ....
1.00 agalnat Mia* Bergman ami added'
W ASHINGTON., F*1
L ie In 1940 wrote x bonk calleu
Thurmond, a battle fuel concern a general cargo.
"If the City
h iCommiaiion ia rr*l tmart, and la looking to the future,
L, A. Baker, Sr........... ......
soo
"The Gsrtnan A ir Force." A fore
"If an American actor foot to — Th* Justice DepnrrU w n t teJUy
operator, aald "I am tired of th»
Veteran
Coa*l
Guardsmen
is
id
wil( build
bu:
R. Wr Bnmoo . -.....*...........
I M Jail for uaitif narcottea- jton* of charged two leading 4 _ _
Ibey wilj
10. more courts, hack to back to the present 10 court*," preachers and tha Nawx-Jnurnai
II wax tlm largest vetxel to run word to thl* hy U, S. A ir Force
T. 0, >Ray
............
1.09 tbom bata tfn oyli If aq actreaa, Arm* with trying to at
Uensral Carl Spxxtc said Le* knew
he declared.
running this town,"
aground in Miami harbor In many
advlaed by hor publlefiV agont, tho sale of hard geletf
"There ere icarcely enough enroll now to take cats of the player),
The civic affairs committee of year# (’ nine of th* accident w*» more about th# German air force
B U ILD IN G PBBM ITB
known aa "vitamin
morrlea and dlvoreto Inw
then most men.
end it would be cheeper to build ID than e few at e time. Th>
here tt Daytona Ranch put th* lid on not announced.
BuBdlng dormWi la January Umoo tn tka eoUito of a
Attorney Oaoere)
gam
hi
Ing
about
a
year
ago
and
The
Grei’ley
Victory
i,
owned
no reason why Sanford cannot he<
|*Aiwhlch totaled *818^19 reached a body Undo anything to
nouneed tha-.H
STO CK M A R K ET
*lnea then there ha* been no open by the l ’*n Atlantic Steamship
• ahuffleboarn renter." ha stater) fltboard courts of the larger cities trembling.
*^ n«w monthly raeoyd In
trust action
Uto Baryman coke le iiH
Cattlemen will meet tomorrow
Co.,
ami
her
home
port
1
#
Ben
Mr. Hughes earn* to Ranford
Bdwnrd Iflgglnx,
far oaeb daHnato
night at 7:80 o'clock at the Cham
of Florida to be crowded and per
Thu Association l«*t night also Frenclxro
from Michigan.* and for 80 yean mit limited piny. On this account
Seminole County Chamber of Cbm*
ber of Commerce room to dlxeuxs
voted
to
sound
out
all
aspIrapU
headed th* Michigan State College they seek * mailer cities where
arc#, announced thla moming,
Indianapolis..
the establishment of a stock mar
for
political
office
a*
to
how
they
T
O
in
tlH
T
C
L
U
B
foreign -language department.
Tho< major part of the total 1
Hard gelatin .
ket In Hemlnnle County, C. R. (
mere court* a rt available, he said. stand on tha gambling question.
Alpine
singer),
,unt
here
through
The Ranford Tonrlet Club ha,
for now hot
primarily aa aotul
Asked what improvement* would
the courtesy of the Florida Ex - Dawson, county agent, uunuutu'Oil'
180 members,' ISO of which belong mskn tourists m e n satisfied with
for 1395^00
drugs
A
LC
O
H
O
LIC
S
ANONYMOUH
poaltInn Co., will entehtein mem today.
'■lit*
,
w
or
'cnpmile1' form," t t e y i a l to the Shuffleboard Club, he to - the local courts ha suggested that
Alcoholic* Anonymous will meet ber, of tho Hanford Tourist Club
wnled, pointing out thnt Klxalm- the areas under th* shelter* end
BBB1MP CATCH ■
on Friday a| 7ill) P.M. in the and their guest, tomorrow night
mee, which will piny hero tomor sdlolnlng th# court* be cemented
TALLAH ABSB8, F 4 I . - m to prtoon torau
Mayor's .office at the City Hall. hi 4:18, o'clock *t th* Tourist C en
row afternoon with tha Sanford to prevent tracking sand on the
— Mull) than 200 Uwia m # *
"J a c k s o n v i l l e , Feh 9. - o n
ter.
tanm, ha* more tluui 700 members
law Iona
ahrtmw out of
G Y P G A M ES
Th#
Klnsimtnee
Hhufflehoard Htatlon
In Its th.;ffj«bp,r q etot,( Bn<J f,M f 0Hrta>.. Aluminum painted icatx
reflect light Into playars eyes and
T A L L A H A S S E E , Feb. P.
M
tea,,, will lie hvre at 2:00 o'clock Atlanta .......
three timee ns many ehuffleboerd should be repainted groan or or
— Governor .W arren today In tomorrow afternoon to play the Boston
court* as Sanford. DeLand he* ange, he atafad. Some seat* am structed Florida sheriff* to tea Ranford Tourist Club team.
Chicago
HO in Ita tourist club, .and more In need of repairs,
that no Illegal roadside shows ere
Galveston ....
Automobile* of visitors continue operated In Thafr counties.
shuffleboard court# than Sanford.
H N AKE B IT E
Memphis
Ha ravealed that the Mt. Dora to get stuck In deep sand pockets
In a form latter to tho 67 sher
JA C K S O N V IL IX
L E , Feb. 0 — (Jp) New Orleans
(Uub will be her# n n t week to near the rood Wading to the pnrk- iff, tho Governor asked them to
Thomas W. Kelly, 88., WorM New York
I visit* Inj area north of th# court*. Cro Investigate a n d rase rt to bis office War . II veteran who h
hnu b«#n Beattie .........
quet courts nr# overgrown with Immediately whether any auch catching
Ing rattlesnakes for set"* Jacksonville
wrnde, nnd aright bn wad If put ■hows or free sooa .have operated wee struck In the shoulder by Mlaotl
In to .M td anBM na, aald
Mr. In tholr cmutUa* within the p u l one h# was handling and died
Hufhto»
three months.
last night
light in a hospital.
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.
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%
. , In
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Knife W ielding Pair Admit Part
Passenger T ake! In $25,000 Rose
Wild Bus Rsd;^ Jew el Robbery
Boy Scouts Are
Honored By Lake
Mary R esidents
, ..
Crn/cd New Ynrkfr Police Spread Al.trtn
Kmptics H
With
For Two Others ImTlirr.its. DtivesOff
plicntcrl Iti T h e f t
150 Persons A t t e n d
D inner C elebrating
Scout A nniversary
T e l i a P o l i c e If
Was Mercy Slaying
18 Year Old Blond
Tries Jump From
5th Floor Window
hhxl
Punch Boards And
liOgal Bingo Urged
For Daytona Beach
.
MARCH OF DIMES
•
Americans Hit For
Barring Bergman
Film ‘Stromboir
,» ■
Soviet Air Force
Seen As Equal To
Anyl nVVor l d
Pulled Off Sandbank
S
Hughes Urges Construction Of
More Shuffleboard Courts Here
iS
Drug Firms Charged
With Monopailes
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THE RAWFOHP IIWRALtt
Berlin Blockade
Rotary Meet
McCIoy Hiti
FLOIOPA
iCsartasM * m a Vm * On i
(O tiSsis* r n m *■*• ititi
IC M t lilH
r ia n t h u i
OMI
to think lhA bast antidote for pos
month at the Market, he revealed,
lom* confronting thl* country."
sible Red dtmonat rut Iona would h*
was 8760,323. This Is an increase
It wo* significant that McCIoy
to arrang* an important football
of f 10.'1,317 aver sales of January,
chose thl* city for a major policy
game b#tw**n Berlin and West
Itl4t>, but units sold showed an
statement.
It was here three
Genian play era. Then, they said,
even
greater
Increase,
112,1,712
years ago that former Secretary
th* people could rhoot* between
over
January,
1U4U,
when
the
aver
of State Juno* F. Byrne* made
sports and politics.
age
unit
sold
for
12,27.
The
Janu
tha first major American postwar
Western allied officials also
ary,
1060
average
was
8
l.fl.'l
or
declaration of polity,
thraw cold water on Schumacher'*
a decrease of IB per cent |e*a per
The Germans who have been
report.
unit, In spite of higher pr>n» «ald
looking to the United States to
777 "Hi*''Pacific the U. 8 , Joint
TTiFiitVUa"fie {roilitoijuttw
bush Its western collelgUea' Into re
chiefs of itaff looked over Okin
Buyers who patronise the Mar
laxing a-i.nirol* in Germany re
awa, key air boo* In tha American
ket are juat as cautious as house
ceived a surprise.
defense line racing Communlatwives at vegetable counters, he
In a direct reprimand to recent
tmolded A*la.
said. From Gee. tuffl, through
statement* hy West German offi
May, 1040, he had to issue "dump
There ws- no
cials who have blamed Prance and
Oil .'i.flIH porkages ..f im
.,f a 1mI Ibe /f.'-lt .'.b-r,
ke-wMea
^ R -»e -. ,— me ■ rvs,i *Ti
port to President Trur.ian and;
Cloy isia. * —
of si* csriouils, lie slated. Not ail
ualioiial defense planners, after
-There ha* been a recent tend
of this was brought In hy Hanford
five days of secret strategy con
ency of certain Npoke*meu In thl*
growers hut unite n percentage
ferences with General Mar Arthur
country to Jump all the way from
from surrounding counties. The
uml his spertn. It was evident
a denial of collective frtillt to sn
Hr. J. ti. Hlandifei who beads that high officers pf MacArthur’s
The Kev. Fred It. Horton, pas market dealers, tie said, have em
assertion Gist other poop!** and
,i federal Inspector, und lie tin- .Degree Team of .Magnolia high command urged a bolder
countries arc responsible for Ger tor of the Free Methodist Gnurch, ployed
predicted that in Iho future stiles
many's postwar difficulties and West Fourth Street ami Laurel on the platform ami liuctlou block l.mlgc No. Mil, F. * A.M. Of American attitude to sava a eltuaBlakely, Ga Gr. Hlandifer Is the Gun they regard as rrltlral.
Avenue, lit whose church u i|uui
problem*.
itighi rt loshipful Sen no Grand
Luing held. The will la* federally Inspected;
"In all seriousness. I want •you terly n,*«-Mn{:
Both Republican and Democratic
The Hanford market has very Wanlen of (lie Grand Lodge of leitilers In Washington predicted
to know that such utterances do meet begun yesterday und will con
Incalculable harm and set back tinue through tomorrow night few rash buyers, lie revealed. Most Georgia. Thu degree team will Gist the House will agree to conFollowing the meeting n revival Iniying Is done hy long distniu-e confer Musler Mason Degrees at i.mu- economic aid to Korea and
the cause of Germany.
"They call to mind what nco- will la-gin on Wednesday nigh! telepliunliig. Lot-ill dealers have a meeting to be held at the Muni Formosa.
The single - hill providing eld
pie are now disposed to for net, with Hev. Fred Bouse of Iniliaoup Hindi- large Investments In trucks, cipal Auditorium in Orlando on
employment of salesman anil trurk WrdlicMlny nl 7:1111 l*.M.
that Is tlio nmnxlng docility hikI oils, lnd„ u» the evangelist.
for both places comes un for u
drivers
and
buyers
In
producing
vote tomorrow. It provides frto,acquiescence of the greater pert
areas south of Hanford, us there
of the German population toward
tsMMKHI for south Korea between
is
mil
enough
In
vuriety
anil
sup
Df'tfri't* Team Will
Nasi outrages."
Feb. 16 and the end of June. B
Sanford Zonin#
ply grown loculjy to encourage
al-u provides for spending In ForThe policy program:
buyers.
Trucks
range
276
miles
Appoar In Orlundo nil,-II part of an unexpended bal
1..Germany should be integrated
'I 's s t l s i i f K n n s i « s » O i r i
Into a ftee Kuropt'.
ance of 8103,000,000 from
the
pf.«r a new building tour, Hut a •.noth of here to keep the market
„r A1 „
B. "The German people should. llir fir,I lime, hnwrvn, flint llir supplied, The auction market will
China Aid Art of i04H.
be tried out about hrb. 16, lb* J.udge No. til), F, A A. M, of Olaka.
wh*n they and their government
Dispatches from Formosa said
, .
fly. iiu., under the dlrectioir of Dr. 14 Nationalist homtiers pounded
have demonstrated their readiness the code ofiii tally, file prmeut ""IPii-sident George Tmil.y an- J.
sta,,.lifer, Bight Worshipful .shanghai today In the heaviest air
and responsibility, share fully u> ( ity has takrn ineasuiet tu adopt
#fr*e Europe's economic benefits City budding code dalrs
»-% iinnnccil that Arthur l.agiieu* of |u ^ lo r Grand Warilvn of. Dm Grand .-aid of the month. The Chapel
"*«>
i"ultiiiaii**l Tor |Lodge »f Georgia, will lw |M Or* power plant waa reported damaged
and rorrespundliigly assume ns ob I'JJfi, and since that lurir many ..
presblent of Rotary Iiiiernationaf. I |„iulo Feb. * to confer
the
Master
ligations."
-----— - -----heavily. Th* Red* threaw up a
*"
“Degree ..................
8. "German security will best be new building (nalfiisli have been G. W. Hpencer -lati-tl that the Mason
In full dramatic] heavy anti-aircraft barrage, but
Bulnry
hillldlllg
culiilllittee
will
put
into
use.
protected by German participation
form, necoidlng to the Georgia all 14 B-24* returned |6 Formosa
iiiei-l tomorrow nighl at Ids hnrni- Itltuah F. Husky Wight, Fast Mu- \ *aMy,
In a closely knit western European
In adopting ihr .Hmiihern Code,
Visitors
In
God
need
by
A.
W
slur of Hanford Lodge No. B2, F.
community. That mean* there
Defense ministry officials In
wit Ibe no German army or air a lew nmeiidmruli bavr been add Epps Jr,, Included: I'lill Walile, « A. M.
Formosa pradicted a Communist
Bill
I.eVallle,
l.ittc
Jacobs
uml
Jim
rd to lake t j i r of local inuditinni.
force."
The team, composed of 40 tn*m- attack mi Naoma Island shortly.
Glaiey of Del.uiidi Charh-s .Mari hciH, has made several tripe to Naums Is line of the bases from
4, "The German people, sub M. McKihl iin puinlrd nut.
an;
Ed
Bush,
Jacksonville;
Roy
ject to the foregoing considera
Florida
visiting
Apalaehlrula, which Nationalists carry on their
"Two sets of detailed plans and
tions, should have the widest free specification-, will lie teipdred for Holt, 1‘iutidlse, Calif.; WiMiaiii Marianna, Grurcville and Bahama l.l.irkade of China.
Shetiker, i'attersoii, N J .; John City.
dom It. shape their future."
building permit applications, lie
0. The II. 8. aim Is to "prevent slated "These will enable the build Hnnilull, H.olla. N, V.; Chulendei
’Hie meeling in Orlando will Be
any resurgence of ultra-Nallonsl- ing inspector, John Gillnn, til II. I.esher, lliintlhgdon, I V , G G held at the Municipal Auditorium
lioeiing,
(Irtando.
FBI Atom Probe
Irlfc or inill-llenmrratlr forces thoroughly uliderslnml ilu- nrrhion Wedm-Kilny ut 7:110 F. M. All
H'eatlaaee v i s a e * e » <iaei
which would be a threat to the •eel urn mid type of t-oiial ruction
visiting Musiei Masons In this
pears of Europe."
l Oiileiuplulcd so Glut Hie provision*
Small ItiiHineNN
men are Invited lo attend.
wartime have hern missing for
6. "All constructive efforts to of llie roiling oidlnniii'e uml buildeveral years.
help toward I be goal of the unifi lllg code can he more lliorouglily
llu m ln u r e g ru m
H a s , nne i
In London, the British editor
cation of Germany on it fleinorra- enforced.
made the Item In the first plm-e which “ strangely elonigh" lint
tlc and federnl basis will be made."
"The Southern Building f'ndc
.Small business will never h. i"many gumis ..n the small-iiuai- who correctly predicted the Hus7. "The city of Berlin, which has Gungresa," hi- |minleil mil, "was nhle to secure govcriimnt con . near, sid.- of Gm ledger."
' sinus would explode ail atomic
charge In IP4U, declared the Hovlalready found such it sympathetic! developed before I he win Ity In trucls In riorum! Hines unless run 1 "The cnmnflHee stuff |taa I
•is already have toix-hed off n
mponte niuniig the free people I len-hted offlclnls of cities in the hlriirtlvt* rIi*|»h h ii « lukiri liy
fituml im iiihtanri* of u HBti
hydrogen sillier bomb.
uf the world, will eontlmie to re- deep Soulli, who were faced witii Jjfs,.'.,.'.r. - o !!' .‘;!'„,.rtl.!,l!."i 'I ’celOnGloii hnsim-s* in.-Htuiiim living Inelm!
Kenneth De Conlev, who claims
cofve the aid and support of the I building cspamdnn uml liurl no sense,” it ciincludi'd,
III the iari'i'-hosinast categorf}^
to have, sources on holh sides of
Thu cuiumllle* waa esm-cp
especlully the tepoil sold.
luillilliig ciiili'H oi iihsiiU-li. codes,"
people of the Glided HtutPs.
the Imp Curtain, says ,the Rus
"The C'ougres*" said Mr. Mi-Klli- critical of Ihv armed very lens.
• H. "It Is American policy to
The committee said the utml
It ncruxed'ithcm of nppntcnHy
sians have nude three. K bombs
foster free trade practices through hiu, "believed Hint the codus gunservices
"nre
uppurntly
not
col
Ha
a program of decarti'lliatlnn uml ernlly npplii'iilde tu i-llies lliroiigh- "padding" procurement reports, ccrued with the consideration that, and exploded one uf them,
did got say >wii*a or ^rharv Gut
mil iho I lulled Hloles were mil
daroncent ration or Industry."
if
sninll
Imsiiicss
Is
sllminatcd
0. " Il I* American policy that upplli’llhle ill the South. The fli -I denis with wlmt bus to tM< plnn-d from the American picture, vfV blast, took,place, .. .
persons and organisations deprived code i-nuiii out in the South ill on a given properly, and how it have losi the over-all fight for
b f ‘ their'property a* a result of HM6, mid was revised in 11147 and I* to lie placeif. The nub', how. the American system even wlthugl
N**l racial and polltiral discrim lit 1040. As u result of the revi ever, sets up certain standard* tor a ImtOe, miicli Iras a war." .
| U N ITED LUMBER COMPANY
ination should either have their sions, iifflcliil.s of Hm Hunt hern construct inn of Jiulldltigs mid
The House group, which I* hoM- Rapatf. fefijHW ’*»» r*-toal VT
Property returned to them nr ade Guile (lougress believe Ginl muat hollies. Mr. Gillon will nn us
.,,nVsT' u« S«r."•eiVA" TVu*V*Ns?*1
uf the "iuigs," have lieeti Irimad enforcement of fleet foi holh ruuing e»l by Rep. FaHnaii (D -T * x ) saved
quate compensation given."
........ of Ha heaviest fire for the SKStilnV1* N w n 'ttft** r#*iS
, ,
’ MeCloy expressed Ills concern out.
and the Imildliig code
FTG.
, •oar. 71* rrsiich Avenu* l*n. t
"The code will mil utftcl the .<»over the tevivul of iiullimullM
tendencies and slu-ssed that one of cnl soiling oHlinaiice hliicu riming
' the primary American purposes Is
to eradicate Naxism.
for glniitlng i-tnmeiu-y tu an estlHi* repltltioii of Ibis point had mnteii in,mm Nu/ls
particular significance In HtuOMcGloy’s remurks on American
' ' gart. when- the German elute deturinliiiitloii lo retain n grip on
prtildeitt ha* been under fire tiermaii policy of fairs also struck
nl Ihe U i'I iiibii Minister Fresiilrnl,
Beinliold Muli-i, who bus publicly
crllldred the American state repii'seututlve In this nrea for InterIC a a tla st* Winat Pra* o a e l
H R K. K I H S T N T . H A N F O R I), F L O R I D A
population Increase and supply of ferliiK In iteNu/lfIcatlon affairs.
teachers," Dr. Mead said, "show
that Florida mutt obtain 2.00Q
new teachers each yesr for th*
By LOG IHE FOHTKH
nait few years, ami that these
A N N O U N C EM EN T
mutt be almost all teachers for
Them will he a meeting of the
th* elementary schools.
"It Is true that Florida secures Bnnnl of Directors uf the Negro
, Many teachel* from other stales, Bevlluu of H.'ioiiiiilo County Tubut th* number thus obtained ia tierculosls Assoclallnn Friday night
Hi m II Western Fork Hpare
Hiked Boiled
rapidly dacreaslfig. Thar* la a Fell, II, IPGO, HilKl F. M. at tha
■‘I t t y
probable over-supply at Afro Ine, Co., Hanford Avenuti.
Margaret Ann Brand Hkinleaa
tMehers legally certified to teach The Freahlent Dr. J, C. Rlngllng
4
($
In high schools. And this tendency urge* all members to be present.
WEHTKRN FORK LOIN
Business
of
vital
Importance.
The
frv
baa continued for several years In
I eptt* of advice given to students drive la falling behind and he
M AKGAHKT ANN g l'A M T Y H E A V Y
la urging each mis to reapond with
■
praparing to teach.
GRADE A IIKEFi
their
contribution.
■' "The state teacher education adH IR IiO IN H T K A K
...............
OBc
‘ vliory council has planned a pro•l Be KMAFTH HI, CRD t'HRKHR, la t^lb. faetaey
C H U C K H O A 8 T ...................
i e n g which ie now partly In opera
tion to readjust these persons and
•I Be H**k
...
I,K A N IIA M liU H U K H .......
e i 1 qualify them for teaching In ala- dvrful cuupvrailon 1 am receiving
O L D E N G L IS H .................. . Vi lb. Efic
montar* school*.
Canadian Slyl* Hllred
AM EHICAB * P IM E N T O . .. h lb. M e
from fwh uf you. It li through
r r '■
"*■ been esllmatad that yuu that wo van make our paper
SWISS
..... ................v i lb. l i e
V/ '■ Florida Itaalf must produc'a about Interesting..
1400 naw teachers to supLet'* have some of our Clvl*
school* with toachera with now*, Social Now*, School Now* In
inlmum standard preparation.
our paper. I wl*h to thro aperlsl
■: •■■■"Many school* right now have mention to many of the churoho*
foareaaed tha number of children for their flnp vooperation In re
whleh each elementary teacher porting their nvwa. Kindly phono
Firm Mina
I care for at Iho same time me of vout nick friend*, and neigh*
paranta art demanding much bore. Remember juat a word of
»Uuf var ety of servlcoa from klndno** haal* a mental wound.
N*. I Red BJlea
le t1* not forget them.
,
Yunr reporter.
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Wlu rt' CuHtoituTH Sond Their Friendw
PRICES ( 2001) THRU WEDNESDAY
Colored Newfl
RIBS ..................... .... lb.
WIENERS
.. 1-lh celip
SHOP TODAY
HAM ...;
and e v e ry d a y this
w eek h r Birthday
BargainsI
America** Greatest Food
Sale, packed with mote real
Food larqabu than you've
seen la many a day. Hurry!
Everything advertised strict
ly "WbUe it latte." ’
Potatoes 10
ffiM O U S
.
t**•* *
Mfft Ann Brown
*«f*iM*oe*tMt«i
SALMON.
Taadetlaaf Hlk
'T F A
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Super brand
EGGS
^ 0 ^ *
Land O’ Sunshine S. R.
FLOUR
*
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...
10-lbe.
39c 73c
Old Glory Pork A
BEANS
No. QU3 Cane
'.'Jack Spratt" Brand 4 to b lb. Sue
Picnic Hams
WUeco EUced
39c
59c
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GIANT DREFT
h a
t*ko-a j*-----w o w m
Tall H h a r That
BRAN D S!
D oien
TOMATOES 21b*. 1« a BEANS
POTATOES.. . 5 lbe,
LETTUCE-.2 Head* l f r
MgL Ann White Family Loaf
Lb«
Grade A Med. Bite Shipped
PU C E -
UHIIKKH HOARD NO. f
M
ST. JAM BS A .'M . R. CHURCH
Uaher Board No, 1 of it . Jem**
A. M. K, Church met at tbehom*
of Mr*, Willi* R. Caomt, 703 San*
fprd Avenue, F*to. >„ \ W t • « »
Palmetto and Third Sta.
314 E. First SI.
Fancy Canadian Vfhlte
BACON
Mickey Cohen
Quantity Rlghte Reserved
Price* Good Thru Bat., Feb. 11
Va lb. 45c
End Cut ROAST
Center CHOPS
fjr
>**•1**"
Home Controlled.
AM
M 4KG4RCr
• Teacher Shortage
ww'-v-ti
Lb
25c
�v•r ■' y
In U n ity T h t r # I* Stre n gth —
To Protest the Poate'ef th* World;
To Promote Iho I’rogreaa of America.
To Product Prosperity for Hanford.
TH E
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AN
VOLUM E XXXXI
EKlnblUhed IflftS
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IN H E P E N D E N T IM II.Y
S A N F O K I !, F L O R I D A .
W
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Parity cloudy end rrrHrl throufh
H wlheeilas. umii likelihood of
ItH" hi V shun pi >t
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NEW SPAPER
IT F S D A V
F E H . 7. Writ)
McGrath Calls For Unrestrained
tabor Unions, Florida Sales:
Opportunity F«r Small B'„»cS, Chi|ritics M„ Ta« Defended
F o r B lockade
r i_t’pp i
i'I t H'-*primp (pian
C o m p lain ts
PayNewTaxes By Andrews
W est R apped
\ lle m l t a jiiliil (
or
Phone Strike
I
JgW tem rcdlZ y
CIO Workers
M c i| i 1 11 ■Hi
1\ .Slalr IliHisr
*r:> St'di
(lion
« M-ll
14 Sanford Police
Fininh Traffic Course
Mickey The Mob«fcr’s Neighbors
Complain Of Second Bombing
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-.<iii' n-e.l in )U y“iiis In prison off the K ii liltix Klsn in Oeorslid I
I f III,(HMI ill C U district gli wa* killed fur Hie second
i i„ni in ’'.so l'isrielsci, last ((ct it. straight year In the Haorgt*
!'.(»• no* Is In Hie I'edersl llefutm House today.
The measure drew lid '”itai tiA
al>" v for W.uneri si Alder sun,
a motion to bring R *o (be floor
W 3’h
((lie I,a. filed sn appeal ,i| 8slr for filial action Forty-five hmn#
I i,.i> is", Fending alipenl s.dlon members voted -.gainst I,ringing
if," ,,,p,.,me court luallee ia ailtb the (dll up f u action
orl’el (o sign sn order grsnllng
t.sil
THE WEATHER
M 1FRF. HHlGIITRItT
RlM ION , Fell 7 — l/T) - The
(u(ui« looked s bit brighter to
day for the closed Waltham Welch
I'm -i'.iif after rre.ildent Truinsii’s pinmlaa In sea whether ll
should gel funds as a nsllnnal
defense mraaute
Anolliiir hopeful development
waa Ilie rentury-n|d firm's pelllinn In federal rnnrl. yesterday
necking approval for raising more
winking capital under a reorgani
zation plan filed laat year.
JA C K S O N V ILL E Feh. 7 -(.7b
Station
High Low
70
53
Atlanta
25
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Poston
to
Chicago
$4
70
88
Oalveston
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New Orleana
89
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45
38
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Seattle
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Jacksonville
75
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74
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Baseball Player
Ted Williama (Jets
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tndnrhliimar idateis nf
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Mmlh anld, hiiv fni'<,I .if., i Uj>
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ftl|w*Mlpi||
l,M
nf,
rtfiy hut I l*'l|. 1 lilt* t' « I Ik tla11 ll t| |a ,|
and Cgmlunll*.
timii* in tile pa.t In tnm I.. leu,In
^■*d I fU , tit'll l« dlK I"
t II I
like Mu. nililll, llllln ,.m| t'd’i Ilf % ttlf-S *|*»A* lir I**• pi ayfIt
I.ONIinN, Frh 7 — l/Vt „
In fire tin'll, f iinn "lin n mi n wel.
( |»r |>*npi 1*d h j i pihidr hi till if il MptlMlirfita /J |hf M l ||\a it
The lliltlsh Foreign flfflrr snld
nf greeiI "
Mf‘inr W ii* .mid \]r int i, imini it Mmuird In *d' tl i %r 11 ( |r> n ,rn
today Wrj»t tirrmnny'i refnml
' We ha*e u llii>w*r.| I In. ....
’ • ktli 'fi i« I'" 11,iii j min wav* tn III 11 *-l*p fd Ik\ \ 111r M (III 11114. 11
In export linn mill steel In Kn.t
Inele ill nlhei i tmiil I lev
||e- p!*dlt|f*d tl)ll lltr 1 f ^Ial.1
lilkkt lltr
ptiarmanyr "(» mi hloeksrir." Thr
mint lie all'll In the pn**|ln|iiin, a'I*'^ I' Mijlllf lir* III dir
export ban **n* nitnoirnred Inst
nf the pattern forming within mu I i »m m ii \ rAtiriMtr i il>M 4i|t li idthit hi**" aI it* nr\t
v*d)
nl*ht b> llit Vi iM tiriinnn
own gate,"
i ap |ili « ti|i in
Im H IhImoII
*ni4
ill u h i L f*i|t *
Chancellor, Hr. Konrad Adenau
"Ilie first ayinplnm." M i.ialh
jliiMi#* ifMttipdtlr ^dmiPUlMlliin n|
er. Some ohsener* Inlrrprrlrd
said, "U iinhi'nllh* einnomlr ,nn liJitlfrlM <1 Vr.ll
thr artlnn «n n first step In u
I ’ir*idfnt I miimap «4»d m Int fin ■dif Ia»* Mr dlnd*d
dir pn*
I'lntratlnn tvllieh if nllnnetl I" pin
T»
««* lrrn pnwrr rnunter-hlnckailr
grea* furnishes a leitlle fiehl for llie**HRr In I nfinifift tun week* |IM Mil And l*iH*n (jtflit tint (i|r
or Eaat Herman? In rrlntiallim
einiimimlsth ito. li Ine "
•FitterP lif# |» |%i,441* iP 1(1r* |in’, rill^l
(nr Itiissln’a slondown nf rmitl
The "only efltstlve ansuei," he dpi thrill liinphnlr* fidvr tk krlnp^d
J
M1•*1mu \v 1i icit llUfl iPtr
lh|nllt|ll
ri^iikr
id
ihf
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pi
ion
traffic in nnd nut of llrrlln
Hlldeil, "is to assiiie liistli". flee
l*ri* k min t^riritmi, ri' ll***
Th# West O rm an Iron and strel
■loin ami opportunity In all "
(•iiMidrtl riliii 111*mm 1 riiul <hrintnhlf 1
han » « * [impmird hr Ihr high
' ♦itc* Iri- F. 1 .4 tlrli . >1 „( % n \ m \
The Attorney Meinial |iaiJ trlh
I
comm Unions nf Ihr
I ’nllrd
lltr to the alltniiiolille ilealeis fin
IHMI a
r S ltlri. Hr It nin and France, (hr
maiiilalliing "elfetli’ e leader ship Imil l i>m» timniM
I’ lit'
•1 1ii it f.1V1*W Hit* It
apokrainnn said. lls purpose, hr
SmiIiI’ -I KMnt/Mthills Itl'ri* nr#
fei high lotsiness sI himIh ii I* sini
1 *• MalHI F» i r 1 «s !**i Phi (’J Mmi
t; 11*l•1»'tt Fxoiitp!mii fi mi 11»»»
»ald I* In right thr hatanrr nf
Integrity."
ii 1
(♦■•)!' fit*1is I (Mi! !" ufiip»,i
trad* between Fust ami Writ
•'Ilttly n vei^- .mail peiienlsge" pi*l «mt ' ■•t pi n httr trix ••“cHimr ef -411.1 n It*■f*» t (44 H »'• g"»
!
f|p4ili>
d
f
m hih 'UHNgff
(■irmant,
of the oatlmi « ante ilealeis, in'
•
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ealil, Itail engage’) m a*•».»■ i * I li11 nd Jv*i i»*Ht " i.vMi li i;mu*i nil|
Ip'•ii||i f1■1 *i'if»is-ait i mril •nil 1k
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lint
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rtv AfiHIM lA T F H HtFMH
1 I 1*1*1 »'l|t f•-ftill Hk 1 J44 Imarkup, nml rliannellug nf new
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if* I m*>mihs t d»l t*i»* ' idtiniHtrn*
Tit* Human* slowed down Writ
ears to 11si'il i hi Ini. ,n nrilr■ to
• fie- i ♦I ♦'•Hir’d
It
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Redin tiiffu today ami lltrn acget iilmve list pi lies In the po I
lit* *l‘.4li •1 i’lMji! •n. I*h t b
Him»»v**T+ fii'U In*11- di* * i( up*
, ..|t„t fit, t|i|i* 1 if if If * Hi ti..
war period of Niiliiiiioiiile »i ai'it*
rmtrl the W riirtn Allies ol tivnm
np^i
r
t*
i
mill
niplilttnl
j
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"Tin' wink of yinii a-sorialInn,' I” Hl *hal
*» Int I* 1 *hiM hfit ■■'•Minin* '-1*
l.l u
n, 1
lo r*viv* ihr t old war |>y t innplam. ■% •util
rn*
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II
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MeMiath said, "111 uvrn oinltig tin f| "'1
h t‘I j£ri MIf '•t
iidiH’1 of it f. ’ I** s. 1 .1 *4ltd |>•M,»»*d
j'nft nl a new hlnrliadr.
effeeta of (lie few who snngld k'1,i.’e In Mil" Mchvp
, half | i 11 1M|3111 ip I I fII !■
A(lrr permitting Inn l liallu lo
the quirk extra dollar
*he lain ttllAlllPri'
I hi’ pi ft( i it »• Iix ’ *l»i* nl in rr
(1 I I ■*nl >1ISJ44 kM ^ •1•;1»1 f*
ir n t t a w i *os P m ata>
meul of lluui mvn loulness mi i
11
Id
1
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»iintmti
I lHint »*•*, III' d lit I’d, ll ld
Hint of IIIHIIV honl'sl 'lenlei *, Is IF lit V M. }»HI t I.
e111. 111hI>1»• Hp'l i"pn hi iijihil Inai i
AI'll tIII* v Al'lllll I I'll t d ^' 1
M riPiln
MARCH OF DIMES
DIINIMO lunrh'nn rrrr«a. Carol Ann writ known.
totliills, ll1Ml H l*p|e V II let y el
f,4^ In i i .i*|*n I mid IU1( ' 1
I'aighl, 21, nihlilr* mi a aandwlch
tmi .ini s-* m i ivit n*-* iui *• hi’f'n un j
Rears Roebuck
4 in.mi at the Hildgrpnrt, Conn., rntirtin l»y Mp'li 'ti ^lilil/kltKiltH.
I In* Jienilllf (T I h»l fill |M\ ' •‘
Rllne Mai'hinr anti Supply
home where ah* I* being tried for
" t ints it Is fnitnd *tint tItHiu ] t( illn.tr t n.n.lHtn.lMtfl H V*.n 1*.
Company
tr. nn 1 the ■inerry killing" nf her cinrerHXUinpl *11 (jmiHSIlt Mill •
lit A>nh«n4 **nf tin rili'd IM t In a, 1•*••11,
R. A Cnhh
m mi dnnmed father, Toltce Sgt. Carl IV,
Hit* ihhp' i IHctnn* n| m it
leu* (lltn.lKMl I'nes-l In M|H I’ ntlfi »l »; •
Hill Kirk Mntnn
1 1 M m ilif ’ i . A 1 C lln
5.0(1 Palght. Cainl I* charged with etcmm limit
fund jn iidip*t h, l••»»»her «M,nn"it, tin* lii*In111*1*
d |t
Or. Henrgr II. Hfarke
in on ond-degrea iiiiirder. The gtrl i at
fiimd
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tpuhni#,
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Mr* Janie* Tiplon
1.00
I film •trtleinrnt dUl mil *»»>
\ Iff nl ihrniilt* Id Httd ‘ hnl
are plending temporary ln4 M fx. H. H. Odhnnt ,
1.00 torney*
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WAHHINflTON* P rk 7— 1M*> -Iririm lly •vh.il Iniaiimeaes IhIioi j/
•anlty. (JnUntatlaiml Soundoholo7
Til lr*t dnl ftt I l‘
|iHtu1f‘*l • I
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n W. Ot ano ■
5.00
There’* another Idg ri(vIrlasnrt nil ooiciis might lie upriiiting i
fm IcfrU'iie iiml ti lidUnli't I11* v
Hoy Mann
5.00
I AM \| | \ I I I -I.
World Win II veferana’ Ufa Inn i. ilo ieltun leeiiiiiiiieu I
tM ... Iii'ld fit 11“ *ttiinliG il ••i'
llomthv I’, t’orrmll
JI.IMI
aurimcc coming up netl year,
rhot ilie ........
I hiisine"
|)Mi 1 1* tIn »'•> uni fnn* Inf <*•»» d '
.nl I II IM•*1HI
..I ti.. I l
lloltaon Spm Unit fkintla
.1 00
It wnn'l he nearly aa Inrge ns ......... , .,i uoniaiili' on I '"I"
Is, ., *...........
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Slanloy ltogni‘» llarihrair 1000
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Ilie |SiHOII,000,0011 payment now i,,i.n| n h ,io i /..i e.i.s, luiiiiiras 1
thr »; n *1! innniil, in *m dim4 ' '* diHMI lliiplomi’itl Company
loon
-I.
' tiring dlHtrihnted, hut It will run ,;n. , ink, u ....... iiml *"i -ol
lln m i*pni»
Mill lint ihvmr Company
I non
I into millions.
i.-' . 11(10*1 ' • k»« hi lire imln »
|, I, t( f1mhlf
A il"’ 41 '
.1 .’ I I Ilir*in ri 1* nil •>i 1
Sandaptir fiolf Conrar
in 50
H lenttHMil <*h
**•■»
The
Veteran*
Ailmlnlatratlini
.
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1I Mflllllfl 11I*n
.1 St Cli.li While
5.00
ha. informed Cnngreaa It plan*
.......
1
■ gem 1 a
til...
I I
I
Junior IHi’li Srllnol
:i5 mi
V\
to puy out nlimtl 05 per eenl of ,1 ..1 me l i " ’i*'o... ."Id
l.lik* Mnrilnn Srlnml
if
4 51!
» ■■' - ilie
ilie new special dividend ill the oi l leu" 1 010011 li Hirif in '
Mr. and Mrs. Mir hurl
,,i"v't’ •••" l*"
'ii! v -nr
tic
V e r d ic t
E x first six months of 1061- andI ho m l............
«'
Minion
5.00 J u r y ' s
lest before the nod of that ysiir. tmn> mu* I" held to lie ' slmo
I l<*itidi i til'
K. A Itnyal
5 00
Thereafter, aald II. W. ..................... in t » ’"eui law Neveiiii
p e c te d T o d a y
In
John A l.ainlirth
t♦•liMil ll l It y Hi M I;
i l l t.
5.00
lug, V’a’s llisiinince ndinlrilatm
o i.siisimi «ih l*miw ( I m
M e rc y S h o o t i n g
J. Cullrn Wrljtht
500
I'-,ml.li. " ( M|i(tHf|rnl
• *1
lor, the National Henrico Llfo In,,
,
.
Hoy Unitor
5.00
Stiranee nrogram probably will f o l k ( U t i l i t y V d l t ' l h
1 |. , \f
I (ll I lr | •In
|'*(tulruMii Jn. k ill. k ,<.n * '
Mia, Klhrl Mrlalrr
3.00
n R in r,F.rn R T. r ..nn.. Fri. 7 I I
Iiti u iil iip
tiv l’"l'
I’-.l" • M u .' I ’ll.rlLl*.
Atnerlran Fruit Mrowrra
10.00 fP) The atalr aitmmed tt|i it* met i? t i,e p vrere S
#n.d ,.u?pni"u*"Uu
> l u s ! R t - K i H l e r A k i i h i dnv , niumended liv
p.ti
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Anonyimnia
I n on
nvnllnhle.
... Hii.'-liug n N'.'yi’i “ (i ' ui I'* "
IVelfarr Thrift Shop
5 00 ,V murder rear egeimt hlnnile
I," I I I )
I Wf»»MV •itP”
*
"We Imve no idea of the miinunl
TA L L A H A S S E E Fel, 7
. ,innin; iii, t nf . I..... *' ' '
Floyd Calmer
1.00 Carol Ann Patghl loday and in that will he available fur Ihe
Some I Jim men anil wnnn ti
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l.anay’a Dm* Slur*
BOO tiled die we* aatte when die dint I'.lfil dividend payment," Brelnlng “ In. regiatere.l aa Folk (nun'
I — ' ' . liii*P - I—,
(y „tl,.| II III.
I’ll l l,i*l I'l.'
John lletwlerhln
i.nn her father
told n reporter.
1 vot.ua Inst month nmy have '
TI,.' iiiiftl »'H* rriH.I.’ t*V I'nliul llir |irit|, Im! Hnl (ri«t V f it, i
^ Carl Frrarolt
1.00 "I dun I think anyone will den/
"We
won’t
have,
until
we
deter-M"
" f "J"
'|,'f '^ 7 ,
,i,HI, llii’k toll .'W’tl I>>'f■>i•' *■"’ *
<V'A. C. Madden
Son
<llsi !>mI,o1h 1,1 th yp
,'lili wtr fIn ilud ft’.lu (hi- I'.*1 ’' ' HIM ('* Mlr I I •if k
C, K. finrey
a.nn hat Carol I’aiglil hived lirr lithd mine our morUllly expartence for
I Iff InI »d 'in i lif in I 11' im*
tlir
yearn
Involved,
and
thn
nl
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,
8lii1i.ni f.u puti..Imtil. to he .'i rl"
H. E.- Ilorhal
t.oo deeply,” laic aniilant ilate’i at of thn reserve* that must lie -el
At"..riey l.miernl IUi intd F' Innkulil (nr n limn ■H’l'klng ■ > "‘*1 ( I h I i I f a w .m i
l x I tv ( I•illl
Jo#l H. Fir Id
i no torney Olio 5mir aa he opened die
up to rover th* many contln-jvin ....... '
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Tcrunhton Rruif Company
25.00
Ioral law requiring a complete r. int., li..’ tunin' uf FM'd ■•"("< n if |i»i»U id 4HMitlV ilrrk* ttiflt It' HM
MeReynolda Oruir Htor#
in.on linal aignmenla.
|t|l dir y •|il.i Ilf |r♦| Iirfftir tli" |r I llllF
....
.l ■ ,
rrgiatrntinn nf vnler* tieglnulng win. ti'IrpIlnlM'.l p'llli'H I tinI hr lit.'l
The ra»r i* dttr In rearh an allWe havr Ihe help on this nn
j there I* "grnve dmiht' piir»iii*rl (b<’ w.mlil-li* .Mitinn>
Roumlllat and Amteraon*
25.00
I'M! WrfttiP««Uv
wll„ ,|gI1PI|
duimg '■rniMii't r.itr|i him.
Jna Itmnra
>. .
5.00 parent |uiy late tnday or tonmnow (hi* of nn Hctuarlal advMnry com-1
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A * HI rill rill lly%U f»( ■'!! fl
I'iiI i .ilmnii llhkn.ii, ....... .....
Anonyimnia
mlttee
marie
up
of
f0™"
°f
,|H„Hnrv
"are
lawfully
regia!.....I
0 50
.Saur leviewed Cantl'a ihonlinK ton liiHuranre talent In the conn- . ...... »
ti«,| iimi nflci thr mmi l ui» ' fldliru fpp'l! !ff| r 4»11» i H I. I..
(■(Orgr Andrew H|irrr
lo.no
of her ratirer-tiddleU lather tail ,ry '
Cinlf Life Iniuranr*
I lie auggesterl In an mlvla u . White, Negro, wlt.i wn» In'", , h >■ 1f r||t hi fli t l r |f|i|t ll ' M l ’ h - III.
•mployooa
The current |2,800.000,000 ill- oidnl.ui lo irglalratlon aupervi 'ifie,| lit the I’nllre Mtnliuii h « t
4.00 Sept. 23 when ilie waa told hr had
llir ini if j nf llir I |11M*
J,,i'll nil tViille wh , ,,,ii mi, |i'M"Ir
nigh E. ('nrlton tlint "th.
• Mra, H, E, A ml raw a
BOO three rnnnlhi to live. "When lold," vlrfutui M from u surplus that dc- 1
4# .......... . *•«
-iftri
-eivllig
nil
n
(lure
yrm
vp
loped
during
the
flrat
eight
,
.irlH„
n,
w|)(1
regiatnred
dining
Df .1 Raymond I.. Ita.«
10.00 tr raid, "the made up her mind
veer* of the progvcm — from t[,j,
month be given nolle lenre fin hrenklug nml enteiing.
Mahrga TV»n>iy
10.00 lier«n«r die did not want to are 1040
ough ihe
the 1942 annlver- of Iho drfrcMv© naturir of lli**»’ mill P'lllre f'hief WillMin*
through
IM i ’ h , / \ r i» J . I V ! I v
R. H. Falrointli
1.00
fCaaltaaed Da Pag* BUI
aary date of each of the 20,000,000 nttrmptrd rf’Rtatratlnn and l»<* <»f
Robert Mnnre. il vp*r "hi 11“
R*V, M. Lyttlolon
Uit'R A Her Ilino
trnllclea Matted lo HI^00-000 World fonlril an opportunity to In* gin, m'h* nrreateil Inal nlghl *■'
Zliiimerman
2.00
War II vetanna.
15 n'cliwk mi n ilmrgn nf ■*!"
fully r*KUttr.
Charlie Morrlann
2.00
lea* nml negligent driving aflei hi.
Mi
A IM ,1 1**1!
The forthcoming special divid
Blll’i Har A I’arkaga Store
5.00
Mi * f fv’di l\f lid 4|U»»f| 'Jri’il
II. K I'.tV. SI'F.AKF.K
IIKIK rhevrulct, going e«,t
end, Brelnlng aald, will cover
Frank’* Tavern
5.00
three policy years, through thn
A lull, nn |(ln Do Janeiro, Ht**u Thllti’etlth street, III) it jmltm " • 11••i lirtniH, 1yus? w* w1
Harry’* Liquor Store
5.00
1081 anniversary date of each will tie given liver stnllnn WTHK *rec, lurried rnmplelelv nvei »" ■ :t4ff! hi 7 im a m i "id riff*
Dr. J, N. Tolar
5.00
policy.
Inmnrrnw night nl H:(H) n'ldn, I akldded no Ita tnp fur l" fee) I 1 rill i Dili*g,VI (if RFL’Pl lll1 !H‘1"! ll
Fern I’ark and Cataelbarry 400.45
'i int1
The rurrent dividend M being ny
ntifl Mm r»M
by n
Slum11t iUtmvil,
*i Hi who
'v mi with
"(■" ’I" nulnni'dille wna i nnipleli'ly
»
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Percy A. Mern
8.00
on all policies that were In family ia vlalling Ilia mother lien ml nml Waa lowed lo lt»'liff < ‘•Hitf'ii i! fi 'im P ttU 1 !(••» I* V
t } T . W. Lawton
2.00 BOSTON, Feh. 7. — m — Ted paid
three months or longer.
The in Ik U sponsored by the Huai Moore receive,I only minm Itilm ♦■•(I yfiir* iijn '.ffw I’*m <
Hanford Dnudnay
2.00 William*, the Hnalon Red So*' force
Brelnlng aald tha 1981 pay ne*a nnd Prnfeaalonal Wnman1. iea, nnd wn* telenaed <m I," " 1 t!i,lfnh(,f nf ! hf f ***1»|hi♦i*-it D *i *• *
O. P. Herndon
8.00 lanky Mugger, tnday algnrd til*
ment* probably will bs made oply Chili.
I "lint t it nf Falls f InIIt 11, iimHmPiui
pending trial.
Jnhn L. Calloway
8.00 lBBO rnntrnrt for a reported 2128.• on
policies In forre for a year or
(if PPm* Ol llf r (tf Mil’ P li!(' 1 || ‘D II
Houglaa Hlenatrmn
8.00 000 — the highest salary ever paltl
It will, however, cover
•4*1(1 nf Plt^ Arit^tU »n I
Vhv
Norma Norwood
1.00 a haaehall player for a *lngl« sea- longer.
policies that lapaad during the
iDrirv nf r«M« f’litit* D
E. L. Rurrllrk
1.00 ion.
year* as well as those
fll -4/MIHrm fft Kbi 11*i 4114(i f «♦ ’
Letha Fowler ‘ ....
2.00 Neither William* nor general three
still In force, he said.
•fIHXlft^r «h*t U WMI’1.F11e•*lP III,' »»1a
Lotllia Lundqulat
1.00 manager Joe Cronin would name
P|h*i flrtiixhfur. Mm GtriPiim ff
Mary Earle ■**«*»,-**■
1.00 the exact amount railed for In the
fltiRhHv iif Arlington, V* . on*
Alice Harvey .
1.00 rontrarl.
gmriff*nnt (tiltniu
nikI Pfn»*$»
But haaehall writer* set the fig
1.00
Lillian Clark
gi mi'lrfilMr**n. Mnrllvri, IIhi
v . Htjap Bryan ....
1.00 ure at 1128,000 after Williams ad
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.
i.l’l - Police today hegan a ronndtq, iirttrt him! VVIUIxhi Rn.’iimml M!d«*I»»
1.00 mitted the rontract waa better
Fourteen Senford police officer* of what ihcy called underworld furore* rcpoiledlv hnilile to Mir key •f H IHlPy. K « a , nne . 1st e». \| i ■»
8.00 than last year'*.
J ll Cancer of Hllvei 'liiring'.
While winning the Amarlran have received certificate* of Cohen, mobaler who** home wa« lemthed yeaterday.
McLellan A Rurlaaon
8.00
Seised in the roust were Jne Sir a, IS, and hi* brother, Fred. l r\ Mil ; n.if, brother, hr J II I,nek
8.00 League'* moat valuable player achievement following full time a(E . ,R.. Stevenaon
W* L. Jjiatlre ....... .........
8.00 award, he reportedly drew an es tendance of th* courae In traffty Jnmet R (annnne, 41, and Salvatore Pitropo, V4. All hut lannone Imrl, llnnsker, Vs
Funeral seri'tre* will t,s inn
3.00 timated 100,000 plua bonus** based law enforcement held here Jan. 2f? were Looked on suspicion of a»*«ull with * rleatlly weapon. Unnone.
W.. T . VVhitahaad
dueled hy th# Order <>( ihe ( e.r
to Feh. » by the Florida Police
Stave Robert*
2.00 on attendances In 1049, «rn Htar In Falls Clmri'li, Va.,
Academy.
W, F. Ransgar wa* *lto known as Louie M idi. “ «• qurrlioned and then teleaied.
Jack Flynt
8.00
Friday ninrnlng.
The Hlca hrothar* currently nre^
Instructor.
AC ID M A N IA C
1.00
William Williams
A T L A N T A . Feb. 7. — f/PI Th* course Is backed b r the frre an $7,300 Irond on federal linrdt live* at 520 Moreno Avenue
8.00
H. H. Kaatner Company
"Bin" LEAVER 1IRVIKH K
Clarence Phillips '»>•«•*•*•'*!*•*♦*' 8.00 Police have recorded the 10th vic State Department of Education In narcotic* charges, Federal agent* Cohen’s addte** In 513 Moreno
NORFMf.K, Vs, |'*i, 7
t'o-operatiun with th* Florida serein! "C*ks ago Uaiued them st Avenue.
Market Haataurant
8.0*1 tim of Atlanta's acid sprayer.
The hallletlilp Missouri ma le
Mrs. W. E. Berry ’ of nearby Peace Officers Association and In ringleader* of an eglenalve We at
Mrs. George Cleveland. 52(1 ’ Ms
g , W. P. Rail as.•’( ■■••.MttoiKH’aal 2.80
lestlv to leava her drvdnck s* a
8,00 Marietta reported ihe waa sprayed cludes accident reporting, akld Coait dope peddling end smug renn Avenue, said "It’s dangermi, Naval
J. M. Blythe
rriurt of Inquiry Inday rafor our small children, and beside*
aa aha walked on a downtown At mark evidence analysis and cotflT gling ring.
Chaae A Company
Joe Hlca once wa* regarded i« . It’* herd on the property values." siiuied Its InvestlgHtioli Ilf why
8.00 lanta afreet yesterday. Her eblrt presentation of accident finding*.
‘'Market Division
Receiving certificate* were Po ail J^ortale nnd friend of Fnhrn
Matters took an off I'd"! •inn Ihe wsf'bln ran ,rgr-v d nn Th!;, oanlord Produce Company
8.00 waa ruined.
Cohen la "very sick In tin* atom- when deputy police chief Tlrsd hlr* Hlinaln, Jan. 17.
Bevaral victims of Uie man police lice Chief Roy 0. Williams, Cap
R. 8. Bata* . m>i ■.*MWlinaef 8.00
Drytlockerl allien Imr fieelng Fel.
describe a* a "maniac" suffered tain Roy Tlllls, Lieut. Mag Baas, ach” as a raault of tha bninldng, llrown railed Cohen on the carpel
Perishable Transport
severe burns In addition to ruined Sergeants Frank RockeU, W. A. but he’,i not tha only one.
"A lot of Innocent people may I. Dm "Mighty Mo" will have her
Service - tee*1'(•*■».
HI* neighbor* are pretty sick, Im killed or Injured on arronnl engines tesird thin nftrmnnn ntlni
clothing from the arid squirted Hern and Ruaaell Tench, Jr,, and
Bandy Andereon
too, they say. .
Patrolman Sherwood
gharwood >
*Patrolmen
2, Ipenec,
from a water pistol.
nf yon," Brown Masted. "Two to nailing tomorrow for a brief
" I ’d aura like to see him go, children scroll the itreet wore teat run off tha Virginia Capes
Mra. Barry described tha spray
* ~ ‘J) Coulter
but 1 hate to wish him off on any nearly killed. ‘A piece of plate On Feb. 17 ahe will resume her
er ■■ dark haired, wearing a tight
^•-4....«-.* •«•*
1 suit and a brown hnl, Hickson. C. B. gporks and #UUam other neighborhood," Mra. Hunan glare lodged egatnat the throat of Interrupted refresher training
cruise to Cuba,
( fii i E liiU — 1Fame Met
Erhardt told i reporter, Mrs. RrMoooor,
N h R yonre e*,
S tate Insists
C arol Paight
Is Murderess
W EA TH ER
V'-'vv?
�T H E SANFORD H1KALD, B A N fO tP . » L O H D A
The Sanford Herald
Real Enemies Of America
Speed Crackdown Teachers Learn
Started By State. Driving Training.
Highway Patrol Method at Florida
• i i m w s a s t ir «st#at
..
•***•/
t i t Si— — If
t M M I _____
Too Late To Classify
The most dangerous enhmy'of the traditional Americftn
B r -O K W IT T M A C K EN Z IE
B? R V S 8 1 L L K A Y
A l' Foreign A l f i l n Analyst
ay of life Is not the Communist,
Com
way
declares John T. Flynn in
an article in the February Reader’s Digest, ^'but the Amerl- Th« sharp rvhuka adm lnlatarad
I ’m writing thla column at the year ha* been pronounced the fin
can counterpart of the Britlnh Sopiallat He denies he in a to an ovsr-am hitloui Germany by
executive office of tha Florida ait ever presented These grandT A IX A HARARE, Feh. 7e— {Spe
Soclullat and operates behind a mnnk he callg 'National Plan tJ. 8. High Commissioner John .!.
G A IN E S V IL L E . Feh. 7. -t f lp e - State Fair and, ax I look from the stand aets.ar* suppllmentoit with
■UI.I.ASU L, DMAS
ning.' Thene Sociallnt Planners are enticing us doVvn the dark McCloy In hi* S tu ttg a rt speech cial/— ^"Speeder# will he arrested," eialj — Instruction In h o w to window and aee the crowda surging sanctioned automobile races and
M in i
Director II, N. Kirkman te*eh othera to drive — safely and by and glimpse a view of the Jnle Chitwood's thrilling automo
on hook i, man
road that has led many European nations to their doom . . . wu» due — and perhaps overdue. warned
Madae— S l l t s t , _________
The riunmUsioner laid his carda today in announcing orders to the well — was given high school splendid exposition buildings, it Is bile stunt show.
The
mime
forces
that
ruined
Germany,
Italy,
France
anil
"
H ’SIIH IK IIU II HAT i e
The holiday spirit that exists
on the lulile, fare up. lie admon- Florida Highway Patrol.
teachers from all over Florida this hard to realixe that only a few
• » Carrier
......... ..........
# .SS Britain arc repeating their work of destruction urmn our Filed W»-M German officials fo r
“ Florida is getting off to a had past w c -A .lr Galne»vilie.
short years
ago America’s grea»(‘ during the 11-day Fair period Is
ir* age
•£• " • ■ « » ........ .............
lea economic and polltlc/iJLrfKahlHms. Unlchs recognised for whm
Itv presenting Lyman
fichool, miil-wintr fair was onl y a dream not confined*to the fair grounds,
•ritirislnir the W estern Allies. He otart In lU&ti We killed t|f people
7 k r * . WKMtha ............. ...a.aa
ala Meal#* .
.
...... „
a.aa they arc, and stopped, they will destroy this country."
In the minds of a few public for the Gaspanlla Associate i
»»m America’s “ muln pm pore U In truffle accidents during Janu was Hugh Carlton, ol Santord.
i f
r tfir
...................... ......... I M i
ary, which I* a 21 per-cent incitizen- who felt that rtagri a varied program 61 pagoHoad Instructor for the course »spirited
.............
lo
help
O
rtw
nny
achieve
political
Condensed
from.
Flynn's
Iswk,
"The
Rond
Ahead,"
the
ar
— «--4 It A .W f«rrr n » ‘t»ra, tw ria mt
He turned thumbs crease over tha 62 killed In Janu on current method# and materials Florida should have romp sort of antry Including the famed GaspartSaaS*. resole lleaa mu4 Believe at ticle warns, "We are much further ulong the road than we recovery."
Ilia Parada which annually draws
down on n German arm y or air- ary, 11MU. Our records show that for conducting Driver Training a show-window to display her
raierteJ*M *et fur U-e 'mra*** a l
thousand* uf people to the city toralslaa faaa«, trill i.» ■ ....-a rd far suspect. If we do not abandon that fntal road, we ahull in force, und pledged th at Nazism speed is the chief cause of acc{. Education In state schools wn* sources.
at r.a a la r w l o f i l i l K rafaa.
evitably, perhaps In loss than u decade, be in the condition will nol lie perm itted to rise ni-nln. dents and we intend to do our pnrt Norman Key. Kdumlional rnnAlthough termed the State Fair see the plrnte rbjeflau*“Xffd 'bij
U ,f r a » « l,f
t t llM iiM h .H ,' ,k
l fatalities"'s ijltunt. Traffic Engirt er/ng ''*'**W-rv.
up-prjprrdl.vu from motley band cnl'Gi'e ’ ’i'-'jiUALJi!l^*c
'1IlHI
i difiirl~-Jt
nan& * * * * * * * .'•
la a a
n .r t t H in .,,
j ...i
raid,
ti we un, forced -Safely l)cpiiiln,*iit, t ,
It.
t, , r o.t-.-t*nd operates entirely Ing up Tampa tt»>
la r., K a n Vnrk. I k Irene, flat ra il. I
Summarising the' results of the British Socialist experi in - German 11 >r.i p e r n m e n t-1 f lu*'xiiiiirt
to the
H "«‘ U CUT, n il *1. l aaH....___
put pcpIn In jail to keep nani t. lari-l,—Ynlvrrjvily „f Fhiii- on its own resources. Ail revenue march through the
itV--rr>..diiM,.<it
Ilf
liar
proposal
TA# lie re M i t a reset her af , | , ment, in exorbitant prices, scarcities, oppressive taxation and by J uiui 'h F, ilyrues, then Secre them from killing themselves or ,lu professor, and representatives received can he used only for the Fair Grounds where the Mayor
Aseerleirrf P i n t n k lr k la a a llllrA hureaucrutlc rule, Flynn emphasizes that the similar move
of A A A clubs In Florida assisted operation and Improvement of surrenders the keys. The parade
tary of Stuli', in that s a m e rlty others, we can do just that."
exclusively In Ik r u*a fnr re p u b llAdding that excessive speed Is wlth the course. The program was tin Fair, and officers and directors Itself Is a gorgeous and I'o h.i'f"'
rallu a « l all Ik* lot-el aana a ila la e ment now infiltrating our social institutions should not he of Htutlgnrt threi* years ago, lie
ta Ikla aanaeaerr. aa ttall aa all confused with "what we have long known as the Socialist laid down « policy which aimed a venr around traffic problem and ' conducted by the General Exten receive no snlarv or compensation. affair that hold* It* own with ths
* P aana dUeeirhe*.
slop
Florida
ami “th“
‘ ‘‘ Division
........of
. l”
1.........'
Ground* and imilillng.s thnl Mai di Gras nf New Orleans.
Party , . . It is a different, modern movement, led by differ al reliaUlllatlon of Germany, hut ts ila- chief contributor to Florida'* College
of
I'livslvul
Education,
Ollier parade* litdd In conjunc
arcident
record,
Kirkman
pointed
make
up the uingnificont plant we
provided that never nroon -limild
___TU E S D A Y , FEB. 7, JP60
ent men under wholly different banners."
i„. permitted to
],ri on! !'"it accidents reported to the Health, and Athletics of the Uni see today are owned by the City tion with the Fair are me AmenThis modern Socialist means Stele control of the entire old role of aggressor. Ami he Fhoida Highway Fatrol show 27 versity.
T o f f A Y i r O l i i L l f VKttHE
of Tampa and belong to the peo can Legion Military Pa rude. Child
economic system, Flynn states. While it will not take over called for a four-power pact pro per uni of the drivers III fatal A combinatloh of theory, actual ple. Every penny Invested in build ren's OaxpuriUn Parade und the
Ha ia d ill doing it In mlllfans In
Utii't'Ht* *Mfl6 Sillier elevelling practice, and the mechanics of ings anil improvements, now va frultesouiv iihrine Parade. Al
Many land*. HrlfUhneea, (aneual* every farm, mine, shop and factory, it will operate the basic viding for the orrupntutu of Ger tlir lawful sped or traveling too teaching made up the five day lued at over 63,000,000, belong to terminate at the Fair Ground* ltul
many
fot
2/1
years
ami
perhaps
functions
of
credit,
power,
fuel,
transportation
and
insur
fty, hatred and rnvy rnlra u* deep
course, which ended Fell. 3. The the community.
are reviewed by vu*t throngs from
fa-1 f«r existing conditions.
is Misery, bul we ran be utterly ance. The rest of the economic system may Ire kept in pri tu - to insure ili|niilliuriiuitiim.
When you huy a ticket to th* the granditand. Thl* year’s Shrine
Florida law states that any uprn uses nf training cura with A A A What
has
happened
In
the
rela
free if we wish, lie brought me vate hands but must Ire operated according to State plans,
designed dual controls were ex
parade is being reviewed by Harold
tively short time rllirr then Is highway spied In excess of 6d plained, und students operated the Fair ymi are making a contribu Lloyd, famed Hollywood movie
up sl»« out of nil horrible pit, out under supervision und compulsion of government bureaus..
tion to the welfare and advance
MI‘H at night and ill) M i’ll In the
Glut
the
tier
mulls
have
hern
ink
of the miry riny, and *ei my
ment of the State, You are sup- star, who is Imperial Potentate of
Just as this system fastened itself on Britain by a move ing advantage of tile knock-down daytime is prilim fade of reckle.-s vehicles.
irct upon a rock.— Ps. Hi:-12
polling an institution that tells a the Shilne.
ment that avoided culling Itself "Socialist," so it !h being light I.el ween the Western Allies driving
You won’t he disappointed if you
visual story of Florida to a mil
violation*."
He
added.
“Thai
does
“In
spite
of
our
Increased
ef
und
Itussia,
lo
finlher
their
own
We may noi know where we are promoted in America by persons rind organizations that
forts lo cut the traffic toll we me nut menu Hint we will ninke any lion people enrh year anil has sold visit the Itl60 Florida Stale Fan
loins bul (ii>d lias a plan, we never use the word "Socialism," They call their system the alnhillons. MeGloy lias now culled still killing more than 2 people borderline cases, which la not our ttii- state to thousands of honte- and then* Is still time for it will
'lie turn on that I so fur ns eon(hould seek hi know that plan "PlHimed Economy."
run through Satin day February
ern
We-iein Germany» while per day in the state," according to poiicy, hut If a driver exceeds thin seeker* and investors.
for Ua.
ll It a worthy plan.
rinmrlly an agricultural Fair 11. A special automobile race pioThe spearheaded anil (lie central planning and propaganda •heie i, still time to correct |he Klikninn. "und orders went out to icuxonnhle tolerance allowed for
Prtdcitliistnl urruriJing to the
all patrolmen yesterday to dis- difference in speedometer* tie call il presents exhibits from many gruin l» planned foi the lust 'lay.
purpose of him who workclii all machine of the National Socialist Economic Planners In this il'iHlIon
Florida counties. County and home Beats for the event can be re
V'lii'.l think the Allies or the pen-e with warnings for speed expect a ticket.
things afttr the rouiifel of Id* country is an organization formed in Juminry, 1047— tile
demonstration agents, long ex served in advance; better gel youu
flr.t World War would have
own will.— Eph 111
Americans fnr Democratic Action. ADA advocates "balanced learned a lesson, hut || they did
perienced in arranging inch dis now rh<I (ivoni ill9n.ppoiniiiinl*r t
plays, gather the cholresl fruit
production targets fnr the whole economy," and "price, al they soon forgot It. I was presWc rror.t , typDi^aphical crior
mid vegetables, grain and forage
AfghaniHtuniNm
locution, inventory and credit controls." Such phrases, Flynn -ni at the signing of H im peare
crops, plants, flowers, home can
appealing in ih l ilomn Iasi night utates, are actually a "costume of words for Socialism,"
treaty Ht Versailles und saw the
Fort Myers New* Pre*<
ned iiroducts, handicraft anti com
in yvliith ll 1v -litrd that thcr*
Get
limn
delegation
file
out
of
th
While disclaiming any status as u imlitical party, ADA place alter (tig ceremony, their
mercial ware* from their respec
air “ I I0.Q00.M/O proplr" over tA) bus spread through 48 states, with over 76 full-fledged chap
tive areas and well Informed a*
''Afgiinnlslaiiiaiii" Is wliat ttic tame way.
liernl
flung
hiicli
ninl
their
fuces
ycati of age. Il iliould have irad ters and 100 student groups. At the moment it is hacking
Ill tile case of Tibet, the puppet tendnnta man each booth to an
livid With linger mill hide.
You critic- of the press call the ten
swer
questions anti give explana
“ 10,000,000 proplr".
socialized medicine— without using the word Socialism. ■onldn l witness that scene with dency of some editor* to write government for that llinialaymi
tions.
land
of
"Hhangri-Ln"
ha*
Iteen
about
iemote
and
Innocuous
topics
out
knowing
that
another
war
wiia
Del,AND, Feb. fl. — (Speidiill
"That word," the author (toints out, "will not emerge until
like Afghanistan Instead uf prob formed ill the neighboring Uhlnese
Keeping partv with Florida’* — Florida lia* gone abend faster
Something which Ihr people of the country is so far ulong the rond that it cannot be dis b'liimi to mine,
province
of
Tsinghai,
In
the
funnylem
tliat
directly
concern
their
growing
rattle
industry
the
Fair
llowuvei, |In, Allies started
and farllier than any other state
Florida should hr made to under guised from even the most Ignorant."
winking at Infiuni,in.., of the tiea- remitts Hut it loukn as if a new sounding city of Kunthun. It is thl* year offers as Its newest Im in the field of edurntlnn in the
lined tvny iimr they go. to the
.
Each Socialist propositi, such us federal invasion of the iv, They -aw the it.'lrh rearming. won! will have to lie found now, headed by the hbanished
t’ancheriIprovemeiit the most modern and past few years, according tn Dr.
polls to voir leu mint landidatr fields of banking, electric power and medicine, "is promoted 'lung came Hitler and started for Atglianlstau and the other far Lanin, a 13-yeur-old buy who i* complete livestock building and Ray V. Sowers, chairman of the
who offrii tlirm nrw lcclri.il hand- as if It were just a single rejortn unrelated to all others,"
hull- 'lie tleuty to pii'cet4, even land- uf Tibet unit Imlu China ale supposed to be Hie l-lth reinear-) arena lo h* found anywhere in the division of education ut Stetson
,‘*t*’i»t of open ngpre-xlon coming into ttie news in a maii- nation of the original ruler, the country. Here the finest dairy ami University.
ouls in Ilie fomi of lownirnd Pen Flynn says. "Hut the fact is that each Is intended to luptidute "
Dului I.atnu. Tile present ruler of beef cattle ^ r shown ami judged
KUincl Austria
Where Florida formerly 'tm d
And all nnyh'idv net Guit tines concern us.
sion plain, biggrr unrm|iloyinrnt some sector of the private-enterprise system und expand the
Sfiintoi Burton K. Wheeler of Tibet is another boy railed the J New quarters were also provided near the bottom of Gie ll-t In edu
■i,d iilanil II wrirt 1,1 complain a hit
brnriili, toriali/rd mrdicinr or aim of Socialism."
unit llii'ii irv to iippi<iiM. tin- Nazi M'uil., piohuhly tile must violent Dalai l.ninu who Is revered as the |thl# year for a rreditable swine cation, it Is now above the aver
Candy biidgrs it dial dir peopjr of
that for critic uf {'res. ItuosevelL's policies lOtli lelnrurnution of ........ ripinul. show. Poultry receives Its shore age, Dr. HiiWeis slrite-. Within the
ntlng the recently proposed Spence Act, to authorize the •lictlitni. The ii'jodi
before the war, delivered telling The Chinese communist* propose of attention and Florida producer* past six years Florhln bn* In
the
ii'tiitid
time
III"
Fnlimrluint
Florida paid i W t . 100.000 Iasi yrai government to use vast powers "under certain conditions,"
........ elute to heating tile world ridicule «>[ the uiinilrfelstration's to 'Tiberuti'" Tibet liy restoring the nmd their chuiecs stock for ex creased It* appropriuliun for etiufor govrrmnrnl irrvicn of onr kind Flynn wurim that il the act becomes law it will give the on
camera with Asiatic developments I’ittichi'n l.uniu. The official Frip hibition.
tin' hiitlMii'li).
cation by more th.in lull pci cent,
The Florida Electrical Expnaiand anothrr which lliey aic a]- government power of life und death over industry, mean the
If it hiiiin'i liccn thf Fuehrer with a phrase about sending “ Am ing nidii, has culled for n holy t itin Is really a fair within a fair and requirements and salaries for
ready ittciving. And even ihis was beginning of the end of the price system, and extend the who led Germany into the latt erican hoys tu tile for dear old war to “ liberate Tibet, wipe nut
for thl* magnificent display oc teachers have Increased corres
Beginning teachers
not, m^Ugli to covrr die cost. The power of seizure and search upon a hitherto uninuigined U<-rlil IVnr, it would liave been Dung-Dang," which was the nnmi.' till the traitorous elements mid cupies the largest building on the pondingly.
delivur
Hie
people."
The
Moscow
uf
a
city
near
the
Chlnu
coast.
Ev
iipiut'hofjy elht*. H i t pcapje hmln't
goVerngbrnt had to borrow five hit- settle.
grounds. Heru ls presented th* now receive 62.301) to’ 12,400, with
newspaper*
are
saying
tliat
Tibet
erybody
laughed
wryly
til
Hint
onrnt'd thnir lexutn A lot nf them
great Gnernl .Motor* show "Pre- prospect of Increnn' In proportion
The nuthbr urges nil Americium who would preserve their Iinvi-nl
lios dollars moic lo make u|> the
leariiftl it yet. mid tlien< t ruck irdlie certain assumption thnl must lie “ restored” to Chinn. Mu Mews of Progress," while the to preparation and service, and
deficit. Think of what Kloiidiani traditional vyay of life to stop apologizing for our capitalist " " ‘tit'll liiltfini'Hh iigalnit their no Americans ever were going to u Trojan horse ia prepared Tor nmmifucturcrs of every conceiv the outlook fur the lencliiinr pro-'
dlf fur a plarn like Unit, lint Am entry Into Lhasa.
could ‘have done lot tlirmtrlvct society, to guuid against a sirlgle additional step toward •'■tinpiFMirXi I raw llmt when
able kind of household appliance frxxinn Is better than ever liefar*,, ■'
erican boys did die fur a place
tiiiiictl
Giniininy
in
As fur Indn-China, ihu com und gadget aro on hand to show Ilr. Mowers declare*.
Rociulism,
und
.to
get
rid.pf
“c^npromlsing
leaders
who
are
with tipi |W 5,300,000 if they had
However, ittriingi' „• It „ 1(ly with the equally Improbable name munists already are Inside. A ret) |und demonstrate th* very latest
In the first of a series of tulkd
willing to surrender further." i
not giVgn it to the govrrnmcnl.
on vocational' guidance now beijig
tteetn, the Gentmn p e o p l e nH a uf Iwo Jim# and fur mu ny other lender llu Chl-tnlnh has n flour ' m inch equipment.
i
conducted ut Stetson, Dr. SotVkr*
wind,' are not u warlike folk. If# (anlnktif-sounding place# before
rssa vr&t?ije«
Florida's Progress
In Education Is
Lauded By Doctor
■ptejaaar of 1949. was a g,«al
y«si fill h«w conit ruction is Flori
da! h w e .lh a ,! 27 Florida cities
rstfebliqtad nrw all lime itcords
for >Im Amount of huildini permils iiftied, and the total amount of
coiutiuclion in the stale reached the
unprecedented figure of 1327.896,
139 according to the "Florida
Builder" of Tnmpa, published by
Frank Cowlts, who got his start
in the iirwipnprr Luiinrii on die
Sanfoid Mnuld. Sanfuid did not
U | behind in this building activity
either. With mme thaaii $1,158,000
la building permits issued, il ranked
ahead of l^csburg. Plant City,
DeLand, Bartow, Euslis, Palalka,
Tarpon Springs, and many simi
lar cilias of comparable sire.
‘ Seminole County faimets who
ive been wondering about the
they have been rsceiving
their vegetables lately should
r the coal strika. Two of
f thiee reasons for lower net
fblyrtu to Sanford growars this
wittier, Market Manager Sandy Andarson tells the Rotary Club, ate
the coal strike and industrial uninernlly thipugbout the north.
do not buy celery when
nre not working, whether their
ploymtnl results (tom a dror from a coal strike.
^Miners drawing the highest
Is. the history of the coal iaf, working only 24 hours n
have las* to strike about now
ever before.^_________
of the grave issues ia the
•eaitoriel campaign in
il the Tail-Hartley Act.
Pepper ie against its Rep,
j U for k, with some minor
itiooa. It makes a powerful
organised labor whan
The fact that whan ttuf/iclcntly arutmutl tu political Ihhuch
women will think Tor llieiimplvetj and vote hulijpetitlnntly ami
Intelligently hatt been brought out aa one explanation of thu
recent Aurttrallun election retmlte, an reported to the Fhil
adelphia Bulletin.
. .
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Labor Burly lemlerN declare that the huge fernitiifiu vot«
which uitled in turning the tide against them was influenced
by the winning party'H promise of five Hhillingx to he itdili-il
to the child endowment. Tin1 party pointn to Iti* own heimfits to women, which cover hovIh I Hervlcen, pensions ami
higher wage rates.
Lt-adert of lite women elinply euy that they are realistn
and have not been blinded by temporary benefits. Their
campaign of education uncovered the basic alms of socialism
and realistically counted thu cast of thu government pro
grams.
The overthrow of the Labor government In Australia sug
gests that anything the women voters really set out to get
may he theirs for the effort, This great potential power has
not yet bean fully utiplied in the United States. Too many
women merely second their husbands' votes or at leaBt their
husbands are under the Impression that they do, If a nation
al political issue ever unites American women voters, some
thing will happen.
Sanford Forum
Hanford, Florida on light*, watar, gas and phones.
February i , IBM
Thar* may ba many In the City
Mr. R. It. D#»n, editor,
that «an pay mors sain taxes, hut
Tha Sanfprd Herald,
Ultra ara othsra that aro looking
Sanford, FIs.
for waya to reduce their expense*
Dear Mr. Dean:
You have had eeveral places In ao thay can huy a new hat or it
ntw car. Bo 1st tha City keep this
your paper lately about tha (ran* In mind and uaa their effort# to
chlaa to tha Power Company. No Vtt lowar rstaa for alactrlclty.
If tha City Joins In tha proone rnn say ha la ri|ht, but ha
can at least “ say his place/' ao let posad rebate, which I think is a
us Me about this n par can! that vary cuta thing, they will he
the Power Company la to ftvo tha hemmed In for SO yean, Probably
It is bast for ths present contract
■ F , ha Powar Company ean ftvo to contlnuo till Us and and then
It to the City, thay can reduce ■aa where wo are.
thole ratos to the urns of al*cferl* . And all the while 1st us b« care
ally by tha aama percent. That ful with the other fallow's money.
makaa It Just another las that He moy want to spend It hlmtslf.
the Company will colloct for the
Sincerely vuur*,
pity added to the 10 per coat tax
W. A. Lafflcr
that the City Is now collecting
Into that they nit- luiceptihle to
•tginiynlalion ondci dlclatoixhip,
ami the German fighting’ nian is
oni- nf I ho win Ida boat loldlem.
Upon tltmii iiualltli'^ the Prnx
j, an wj.c-lordn hnvi. trafficki'il In
Ihnlr efforts at world conquest.
Hut the aver ait,. Gmmnn worker
and Ills fimi don't want war The*
de'dre to get ,,J,ri,d will, the fob
>4 rebuilding their homes amt
shattered fortunes. That amhiGun ean lie urhleved under proper
«:;/i r : , r *
mmi th*
•h.ilillltation mill reform have
been net'ompUshed.
Not u„iy ,an thla he done, but
tlie Allies recognUe that n rehnlillitnted Germany h essential
to a reiiahliitateil Europe, The kay
I*..»*r"ng Allied manm ail'
agement In these parjous time*,
to keen an •xcoiitlunally capable
snil highly amhitimu na
nation on
Hie right irark.
.
1 ! : :,h“
lJ A V
■/"mliianra „f armored
wh.H
i
» u brulcsn
whsn tha leader* of French chi*
valry ware slaughtered »>y British
bowman at Crecy In t.'Ufl/
Tha
w 'iL T
modern,
i t e i S ! "
Rama humming birds weigh ovar
1 936
Plymouth Sedan
tuell
|ulu|
*'■emlmJaAW
wH wB9BBg, w H l
4m h - --------* Ls ik a L *Mlk
fathtppffrd
if”
Humming hints almost tnvari
ably lay twu egg* in odd nast.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Sanford City Commission has placed an
Ordinance on first reading, enacting the
Southern Standard Building Code, revised, as
the Sanford Building Code, Monday, 18 Feb*
ruafr I860, It will be placed on second and
final reading for adoption, after discussion.
Other departments, each out
standing in thslr class, incintia
a rt., flowers, women's .work, f«dernl and slate departmanta, acliotla
nml u splendid honey show. Attrac
tive riiinuierclu) exhibits permit
thu visitor tn acquaint himself
with a wide variety of products
and service*.
, ...
Kecugnlxlng that ths public likes
to he entertained a» well a* edu
cated, officials of the State Fair
have provided un extensive enter
tainment lirugrain. The nation *
foremost hippodrome stars perforin
twlre each day in front of th*
grandstand anil the show this
pointed out the dirert relatlou lie-'
tween the slatuA of eilucntiou In
a ruAtttltinitykfi'ff' Ita'stnnHord of'
living, ami *I reused Hie ci-nt rwllty
of the teiiehlilg pfofesslon,
Other speaker* will present oth
er vocations to the student body
ami will be availuldi' for Individual
conference*.
UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
IU|>alr. rsinoilsl or re-roof your
horn* now. t.ei ns t l m * you h o#
•aay ti I* un<t*r F l t A title No. 1.
Nothina
ilown— lh r«*
>*«rs
In
pay. I t * French Avenue. t*h. I l l
Where But Robeon'e For
a b v iin tti shirt
t h a t s ip s c lo s s d
MODtL
r m
M
j
A0VI6DM D
IN lif t
flood tires, running good
1948
OkfcmiobUe
Station Wagon
19 49
D ivid th d -P tyln g Stock ,
d the power of aay otkai
dsUtioe to Imadk. Met-
ishing guerrilla republic going nml
his ' tropps nierady ure flglitiqg
With Hit* French und th* native
"Emperor" Hao Dai who is the
ruler the French set un nlimit a
year ago to head Hie Frcnch-spoustiri'd republic of Viet-Nam. The
Chinese reds are setting the stage
for a pussitdu full-scale invasion
nf their armies from China to help
Puppet Ho by charging nliusc of
Chi tietv citizens in Intlo-Chinu,
French border violations, anti fail
ure lo intern some 32,000 uf
Ctdnng's lumps who fled there.
Thus communist Imperialism
sweep* on, and If the time camu
when we had lo stop nail Imperial
ism in self defense, the time may
coinn when we have to stop fta
latest manifestation. And If It
cannot he stopped by peaceful
means, the names of llo and Kumbun may he Just about as "funny"
as the name of two Jima.
nim-polionuui
Ford Custom 2 Door
Sedan
attractive divUUnd-paylag steak of this old, established,
MfXl operating utility' fSmishiag essential services to a
latlon of 1,000,000 ia the fastest growtag areas la Florida
Vbry were through.
So now we have places culled
Rahul and Lhasa and tlunnl, the
funny-sounding capitals uf Afglumixtan, Tibet and Indn-Chiua
respectively, hut what’s going un
there Isn't HO very funny for u».
The communist*, liuvlng com
pleted their conquest of all China
except for Chlang Kai-shek’s hide
out un the Island uf Formosa, have
marked those countries next on
liielr list in Ada. Already they
ure operating to move in and take
uver,
Tha pattern of the red moves
for conquest In Asia is the fami
liar una they used in Europe un
til w* Stopped their advance there.
It consist* of setting up puppet
regimes aa rivals to the existing
government# and then gradually
flxiltf things so that th* commun
ist puppets take over. Th# uuppat
government may lx> Inside the
country as in Indo-Chlns or outdd* II Sa In Tibet but It works the
Ford Cuvtom
4 Door Stdaa
' The building Code will consist of the
Southern Standard Building Code, as revised
in 1848, together with a section on Churches
aa approved in 1949 by the Code Congress,
with a requirement that plans and specificstlons bo submitted with application for Build*
tng Permit, with Fire Resistive construction
requirements revised to suit local conditions,
with masonry wall requirements Increased aa
to thickness, with requirements for tic beams
for each story of masonry construction, and
‘with sections approved In 1949 as reconimcnd*
•d liy the National Lumber Manufacturers As*
sodation.
1
InUrastad partita may inspect the Coda and
Ordinance at the office of the City Clerk. And
wiU ba welcome at tha City Commlpalon meet*
Infer
at 8
8 P,
P. M
18 Vtottmiarv.
ink «t
M.. 19
February.
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better.Ittiai
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PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Miss licmry Confused Parents, Children
Over New Fashions Need Time Together
Social A n d Personal Activities
A r i d Pahntr Ray—Society Editor
Social Calender
T im n o iit
III ( V V i ; u v l o w i n ’
\I* N o w n f m l i u r W r i t e r
Telephone Ms
T i n - i . tho tilin' of tho year I
If*
oil up.-ot iiik I hew ililoi oil.
f in tcut ii I'm t il lin ' to ronvoit
from my nitl-mnded t!*l!t ii|i|irnrnu > *i> ii r i),<it' l'*,\0 t g ,,l nf.iti,i.
half , ru tn n lin k.
I In- >ntifuooti. I *upp"*o, up|*t •ill ii - n"ini'ii who try to
hr fion 11'- ,.f I h Iiioii mill who
Chapter To Have
Silver Tea Feb. 21
11im Km* Connolly tul.l of
hold
*• *•« r ' l f h o r i n c 1* C h apter of t h r !
W o m a n * A u x ilia r y ot I lllll v'lii.i. ,
F p i * . m|i h I C l o m l i nl iiir li oinf- ilt~i'
Ml*. I{atnhill Chn*o nu Shrove.
Tu e sd a y , Fob. 21. ft mn l:llti lo
0:181 P.M. Tho*,' plan* ivoro d l« cl.»»oil al a meeting of the chirpIci held yesterday at iho Connclli
home on Park Avenue at .'l it* P M. I
i " 1 ' l l * . T h o n t a - ' >i' >a11*•11 a - t*»
ho*te**. T h e room* woic attr a c t
ive with arrang em ent* of aralon*
and nl her *eH "»ial flower*
Mr*. Coluiclly ptosidid over the
meeting and nppoiniod Mr*. II. A
N i w m a n lo n il a* chairm an of
the -t ipper coinmittoc for the meet*nu of the Men'* C lu b of the church
on Kch. lo.
Announcement w a « ;
made that a puppet ahmv for elulilrcii and adult* will lie lii'ld hv
the Woman'* A u x ilia r y nt the P a r
iah ||ou*o on IV h . 17,
Mr*.
. Cirri# No. 7 of thr W.8.C.8. ..f plan., for- a -tdlrt-, t i n ire
♦>•• rir* f
..
-f t
"meet" iV ' Mi'Klnlov Hull at 7:30
P.M.
W Th# Daughter* of Weeley SunO i y School ("I omh will hohl n pin t y
■I McKinley IUII of tho Klm‘
Methodlrt Church at 7:.1(> P.M.
with Mra. I,. M. Tyto'a group an
Jf>*t***#*.
The Iniilion of ilii Krientli'hlp
Claim of tho l.nko Mary Conimiiiiity Church will meet at 8:00 P.M
*t the home of Mrs. Ralph Wil
liam#.
Tb# Women’# Society of Chtl*Uan
Service of the
Kbeneier
nftthodlat Church will meet at
7:30 P. M. at tho home of Mr*.
William Kerce nt the Dollin ,•
Estate#.
WEDNESDAY
The hoaril of tho Sunforil Car
den Club will moot at tho (on
den Centor at t»:ItO A. M.
Tho Social Drpnitinont of il*Sanford Woman’* (Tuli will Ini'.I
it* annual hrhlKo-lunclioon n I no
P.M. at tho dull luilleo. Resell n
lion# may Im mmlr with M
11,'llttocltl
' " i* moo mai’iirmc* -av
ti ' 0 .1 "f the ,ili"toi;ia|ih- don't
I' i
' up
l Imf t lie head up,
M i ** I’ll)Iii* Had
In Klmida Stale
Ttilltilia-*!',' a lti'r
weekend iii Snnfotd
out*, M i. mid ,Mr-
hn- leluined
I'liiver-itv ill
vpemiing the
w dh In i par -
'. i: lln. li
AT THI March of Dime* fn*hlon
ih'iw In New Yoik'« WnltlorfAulnrla, M.OBiiortli’ Pta/ra, of the
Metropolitnii i *i>orn company, mod
el' a pink tallota gown and wear# a
ili.imond neiklare that helongctl lo
M iilonie Du llnri v I’roiowta from
the s ; ' and " " ticket* to Mu’ »hnw
went to National Foundation for
In'antllo Paraty*!* ( l»tefnntlonnl1
Professor Invents
S ale Safely IMn
l«y C A P T . I . II AI l . l ' M T
Mr. nu,I .Mi*. .1, It Watkin* and
I'hililrrn of Atliinhi Hprnf lust
ivlth Mr*. W atk in*’ -i*ler. mid
lirothot in law, Mi and Mi*. John
O. Poulaen.
Mr
mill
.i|r*. C li ne
W o ltii
ton of Itidlitmipoli*. |nd have tent
ei| ait a pat tin,ml at I c m Lodge
'Ii
Itoli,ui Ma*ou, Mi Willi am
I 'm m v i 'II, and M i .1 Kalin,-y.
"pent Sunday at New
S m y rn a
rim Donohuos (Jiven
Party At Starkos
I
tee w. i lil ■i , nit;til m -t h c-e ye
iil'l'. o m n o d u d w i'l i tho liaifc ,m m i
What il Im - In i’ii rep i1, ' od with i- d,'*eilin'd ii- Hie mi
rxiiitgoi ated l«i-oiii. Hu eoiieuvo
ini.liili mid the appal out tv long
he
I In. i> a plea-ant w in of
mm iiiietiiu llnil whole we Iiml
*i|'i„i,'d it,,, .lu'iililei - mol
food
no -t t m g li i, we will now a**iiiuo
II ' i i - ' d l e i - I o n of I lie dolilltllllti'**
*l"’iii'
Mm , l i e - t - will lie iti'llow,
o '
loin.nil
Iniiupi and unflnt
Imd " " I lu p - will I»e in tin |i"*i
I"'! '
I .i in,iii ad d ii -m u ii uolf
Im II
ji
\' I n - i I lim u ^ iil
il itp lc i i i .OI# t m |
m
tin*.
ini |t | ) w
|i i \ i i i |* m i u I
•' i i.lining iiillwi Ii «
I"*! I i i i i ’
Du h i-lib ’ii
Hu!
llu i!’
miy
p \|h *i U
.in . M - *’
*> *l . *kjt*'l illlll | mi *
Till* -peolnl linie iv iii K* lioth
- n l ' . tin in -Iliiiii kMiifhiiif
tthrn
mini) thing* •nit hi* <|iifir hi In ini; way* ,*uv* Dr. Ilm m t, 1C* -mtic
llliio* helpful fni pnii n l- lo -luiio
"il l Iho "l.iidI” feeling** in
aide way*
"When tin- time i* niianuod itilil
•el -o Iiml n ■lohl can •mini on
It, he doe-n'l hni,' In ginli *o
mneii nine mnl altenliou dining
oltii'i p.i i l - oi die dny," -ho ivrlto*
in " II, w l o D i-iip lino ' "in Chll
,in n. a in,lupin,1
'I ot llie I'uldlc
A f f n ii- Ctiiiinnll,',' (Now York,
inn nt
A N N i.D N t K A IK N T
Thn*o atlonding wore Mr. and
Mr*. Lo**ing, Mr. and Mr*. Cur
ler, Mr. and Air*. Hamid llorh*t.
Afr. and Afr«. R. K. Evan*, Air. mnl
Mr*. .Inhn Knot, Jr., Afr. and Air*.
John llrrh*t. Mr. anil Air*. Kroling, Mi** Alary ltnhln««n. Ml**
Holon Witte, Ati** Donna Witte,
Dr. J. Heriiai,I Rout, Ralph l.o**lug, Jr., flu* Sclimuh, Jn.xie* Almi
ning, Kd Linlerke, (Icralil Lo— .
Ing, Horlmrt Thuralon, Larry Lo**log. Henry WIMe, Jr., Johnny
Rivera, Douglaa laiaalng, Arthur
Igi«*ing of To*a» and Alan lf#rh*t.
Th# Latin Club nf Seminnlo
High School will again aponaor
tha Central Florida Hallet Com
pany In It# Sanford appearance on
r#h 17. Th# high achoot auditorium
M H h# th# teltlng for the recital
which will btgin at 8: IB P. M.
Tha Ball#* Company. und«r th#
direction of Mr*. William Royal
of Winter Park, will Include four
naw ball#!# In II* program: •’SylI f ynu have an electric mnator
phldaa". tha traditional white hat- rememlier that you wn*te heat
til;
"Payanne"
fmm
Morton unnec»*arlly every tlm # you lift
(loud'# compoiltion of that namot tha lid, during rooking,
'Sleeping
ArartlaaamanU from
2n« i
example* I n . Ilm m i l elled
*ox,'’l l 'iii old NoHI who *av*:
" l l i o mill lime mv mot hot over
il*,'d lo p m mo attention, ivu*
when *he w n - g e llin g mo to d •
thing*
l lii'ii IM iiiguo mid iiiake
Il -tle te li III., elilNli,
Mill now
Wol e
g"l
led
lllllo
log,•! hoi
li l el V dill "
’’ ll'*
iii i niigi'd
I'o
lint
- mill hod I urn
'e \ I'll,III
1 f lVi*
I oat old ll.ii i>m n
' S" Vimi j r !
<» !•»••••• •* **lr*l up
in il
pi,'idv
i
\
u
'■
si low iN(;
now
l‘ .' I i m v I M .
\ I
|'t ’ l I.A lt
i ’ K H I'.S
: m;i> s i i o f s ”
t in
K ID D IE S U NW
N u n i*i I Mu l*i%. I 'l i m p * . Miit |i||iy
ll«»t m i i p l i
1 o Ii I iih iiiii ; hi i ill'**! np!h*n. Pi
l|iM!n*li
rvpliilfi*#
tlml
lliiilinrii, i
y J fX h e r * r
j
t
* -i\ 7 \
Jt •>!
,t 'J
I
\l \\ all.re#
' 0(11 Milt Mil I I I I, lid
K c'i'iil Central Haplisl ( hurt'll
i H U M II I \ I IM t
\ M > ’Mh
I Ills illlls l.H illin g 0 ! till
g l’ lls l
III
It iip lis l
I lie
lie
I h iiI
F fir Y m ir C tim fo rl
Ih
ill
I i'll! I nl
( ’ll I l l l l l
o\ o n lll| i lit
7 ' .'HI I '
i n ii n
ii
ii
('Ill'll
M
tisoil
g io n l
ii
nf
iii
.
Illlll! ale III" Wliv* you IIIII U n i
o l , -l a w
Willi ll whipped el eaIII
li o — Mig. with e iiiaw av or •••I* , x
•eed-, Willi p u p ilk a , o,
with a
landl'til " i i main*.
M LE CCNTINIES CN
F L 4. fA JH IC N S D K iW C S
<MIHI l|J|
HISSES
SclunllfiiTtlly A i r - C o m l i l l o i t t ' i l
A ll
ilieii "had” feeling- n l-"
Said i ’etci'* m,illio i. " I ' n
!'.•’ il IHV"I\ t » ill'll i m i m ' I h, lieu .
!••’ I Imil li il li'i flicii Mini* |t ,' I
i '» t .uni uiiiw-ii^c
l»*lliii^ Imu , " W p ' i i k*.»uik* in Im %i#
I i |»im! i' Mu' iiilniMiiitiMii. h!»*i »i 111111' ubuii’ ♦" k*rtIn i . p m v tiny*
nu, I »iiit«*mpiMiuiwiui:, uf Miir " I f I'm MctliiiK iiMilr Imif im hum
u r i i i i ’i lull || %%1111 I III w finilM*,
>••11 'till ill lilt\« il I |m* -iilu r fii»
!!»••! !•••ir ••I ll»k« lu vil MIT
III* lu|||;« l I•**»k llUIIIMIt lull MIIIIIIh I.
'• i “ ll\ '••puivi'l nt flu- m j i M Muiii'ii up miMir Miitiuh* i M i i i n #
!"»• iiiiil t M n l It* » i n t i 1 nl 9h r I i|»* m i l !••• h«*«* ifin ik*
Imf nut
hii' In * \ » j» i i i i i i In* h m n li l In •*!••!!•!••
Ibis \ chi
uill ii, h
i
I 'iih I t l h r u n i I iii i *
I u m M»im , of Ii|*.f •#■k f•• yr| nil
f I•*••l» • iii M wp’tl Ii i o i * In f h r hi ii ii i ' iii Imh i i i I m iluH
i:
»I"H|!W •* u«»Mii !••"!» linn
H« ii ii I\
puli In . mm
I'nck. h i h !
I 1' '••'
-u p h i ll Iilr.l Mini IrniMln llll> I lulu: r i l l
v*u m il |t«i’*l«<
• I iiii 1*, #«f|il I•»l nuin\ •*( u . it i% ••|'|,M
H ir %iiH|ji’ fn t f n r p r u p lr
V t k* I " !••• -I t •'»i|i Ii I mu
M«
f h r ttnpi rhiiiiii flint il \ •»' f uiil|\
I •» , flu wm |*| t*f I hr rnilni.li \ fH
He'll' |i •#•k 11»|* nl
\\ ill, in %
I l It IH'W
lull iml nil i f || lieu •Ml U'l. Ml\ iflrf, t\\M I m||I*h uf
I
i:*• »•• niiiki* np
Si*mr1hii'j ll p n ln k mnl li n o \ niakr up I ' mi
got lin k , 111 «|iioiit 11 when wte*l
dug with a dlapei iliange
Ih
Mipiei,'* m l e i , '*1 w n - fiom
iho -iiigeon'* -laiiilpoiiil
llo had
invented ii inngnel fm leinoval
>f inelallie oltjoela f io m ivlnd|lipo*
ilul -loiiiai II*.
Open - n f e l i pinil,' not itlwity* h i on*y T h e *hnip
muni of llio pm will i ip li'iidci
n»ld e-.
W ith I lie miiglU'l, d'a*
•oi- have I,' m oved open plu-i liv
pil*lii,ig llo'iii inlo il,,* -to,narh
t in n in g Ih,'in around, and then
f a llin g III,'in up w-11Ii llie point
'railin g. Soiiiolilii,'* however open
pin* rali't Im removed ea*lly. ami
loctor* rail only lOlimvo them hv
''li lliu g f n n n llie imlaidr
Dr. Miller -a id Im Imeanie more
Intel,'-ted while Ii,Iking ivilti II,
Ktpion
at ii T e c h foul hall game
< ahoul Iho (lunger* of *i,feli
pin*.
W illi aonin advice from hi* wife.
Dr. Miller wont to work.
lie till Ill'll up iv iI h a level*#
nr I trill - a i r l y pill. T ile *llltrp point
I# oil the Illaldo of the gilMld when
1C* ripen.
Y ou have lo pi \ il
apail lo ll#o II, like a liiildiv pm
Il fHaton* Jliat like nil o i d llim y
- a f r l y pin, hut II *lay» locked
D r. Alillor -a id It ha* mol oveiv
lo*l lull -w a llo w i n g .
Hut llie pm
I* magnetle, *n It *hmdd |ia** on
iiml Heiiro.
Th# Palm Clrrle nf the Hnnfnrd
friidon Club will meet at the home
of Mr#. K. L. LuiuhinUt. i!tn
Fr#nrh Avonuo, at 11:30 A.M.
l*ora Circle nf Ilm Carden Club
will moot at '2:30 P.M. with Atr*
Jam m Torwlllrgor.
Th# llllilM'ua Cirri# nf llio (5ard4R#n Club will moot with Mr*. II.
Jam## Cut, lll'.M Palmetto A v rttu#, at .1:110 P.M. with Mr*. R. F.
Motile aa fo-hontr*#. ' ,
Th* Rn»# Circle of th# Carden
.Club will meet nt 10:00 A.M. nl
,0l* Harden Conlot
Mr*. Kndnr
Ciirl»tt will h# Iho M 9«l otmakor.
• Tho Magnolia Cl n ib of the C a r
dan Club will moot at J0:00 A.M.
with Mra. John Sehlranl and Mra.
R. W, llerrnn a# hn«to»»r*. The
Keeling with priio* being won
^ '»uhj#ct of Ih# pingram will lie
Mr*. I.n*»ing and linnner Cul
• grafting and Air*. A. K. Crocker hy
ler.
lit
K ln tln U f W e a t h e r I
Singly 2.t)U
ch c Ii
7 7 » m u n u r a # # or a crvTvnr or rttTtrTtnoffrf o» ttci»
VU
Sanford itud#nta who will taka
trt In lha ba)l#»a are Jonl Saunn . Gr#tch#n Klrchoff and Doila
nxbuTjr, local taaehar. Th U will
i tha firat performance of th#
illot company thl# aeaeon and
har eoncarta will b#
,n
rlando and DaLand. Ticket eale#
tU be under the direction of
amber* of tha U H n Club and
utborjr School of Dancing.
onto, ''nil , Inlilion pot hup- iiioro
thnii m i, othoi I- giving n < litid
tho Km,I of tlmo ho really need*,
Tlm o ttnii 1 **,,Hi holong- *" him
Tlm o wlion hr i. tho rontoi of
thingrim*' n hrii you mnl ho nro
nloin togothei -i•• i f
^*- ■■ I*
••»••••
(
**,inlo tnlK m |ilnv.
nf the W iu toi I ’m k H ig h School.
' I i . mid M i*. W I
lla ig ia vv
f m m Hut It. N '
m e Innlililig a
1new hiniii' in the i " i i m i i i i i l t ) .
All and ,Mi * ll.nolil Aloie,'l ami
All and III* II D H u I I i Im' iic m u
tinied In ki**lintm'e Wediiemlay.
All*. C II l illlei nl Del.mill I*
- t i l l i n g with Ii* i *on. J I ' Piiul*eli, dll lln g III- <m u iilc-t cm c f m m
a |,’cent illno**.
M i . and M l*. W ayne Sunil! and
dutighlci
( iimii
D ,’Im il ,le,
O hio
have routed the ' I . J . I l a e k t lt
home nn I nko Mlh'n I l i e I m the
w inte r. M>. S m a l l wa* limioroil
la-i
week n* the
Hep
Whit#
Speed w in hv Hie pfoacillut lull nf
guild *pui t»uiiili*llip, Ml'. Sinn it
tin* lici'u ealleil tillin'* N n
I
Man.
A l l - (i #rul,l M liegii nf Suilli!
I o n n Road mnl Mr*. J'm ie d ’ B.... I
of O i laudo. made n 2 day*' Im i
li e-- t u p I " .Im-kaonvill,' t lit * weok
Lossin^ Home vScene
Of Picnic Supper
"La
......... * '..*.SL"t
ill' ' " ' i n la-t ' e m
W h a C - uii inc nu tn m ld o now
i* m i f lu m e
\ l-n inv face and
U'l hail hill f n -l lliini;* fii*t. I
*m -<• 111'- ' o i l - i l l the nut Inn it ielin.l find "nt in i whole I have lo
l>",|dio|-tct, e \ ' i-o iiml 0X0 1, 1*0 .
, lo leant
* oidoiod
Fern Hark News
Latin Club Will
>
Sponsor Ballet
It w i l l I W I . O H M A I I K K
\l* ’N e w n f m lu r e * W r l lo r
D om thing (tint hit* helped )'»»■
'
,h‘" •"♦••*
The prom am, undci the direrlion of M i- It.iinliill Ch.iao. t ’hri*
Him
Kilucation chali man
w ii * 1
hii.’ cd on the i d ill ion of ihc ru m - 1
inm illv with the rh u rd i
Follow- 1
mg ill" m od ini; a cooked food niid I
novelty aide mi* hold with pro- 1
iia,la going to tile nminteniinc,' of i m v r i r t lit in (| |,i H , , ,
tin- diiin'h gtmind*
Th o next
I* t •*!!« h A w ' i m r f i miii tlu K,.| 11nl#|
nicclliii; Will In' lu ld nt till’ hollo’ |
of Mi*. St. I Mail W hile on Wc*t I hhkIiI mii Alrini.ii.il M.tHpiiiil
Kir*l St root with Mr*, litu rg o I f 1
lli-liop a* oo-hoato**.
I.ato In the nl lei noon Rimainu
tea, -m ull
iindwi, In - imil rako*
F l r i t Haptlat f'hurch will moot wore nerved T i m .<• attending wore
in th# Y o u n g Mott'* lllhlr ela*a M i* . M. D. I l n i h c i . Mi*. F re d
reum at 7::8 0 P. M.
lloll. Mr*. M i, , k „ i ,'| Main,■*, Mr*.
a A xtudy »r* doll n il) lie held nt Ili*lui|i, Mr* Cha*o, Mr*. .1. II.
“ # W *»t Side P r i m a r y Sehonl 4'iiglmrn. Mi*
II
II
Culoiiiiiii.
starting at H IHI A M nml la d i n g Mr*. A. D i'lh y , Mi*. W illiam M nruntil 8 0 0 P M .
A ll uiomliei* of •1*011, Mr*. Kdmmid Mci -c h, Mr*.
tha P T A. are urged to attend
Ncwimili. Mi* .1 I. Intrli'V, Mr*.
l.uneh will ho *orvoil in Iho Iiiii ,di ' F lo y d Palnici. M r - , li cn iK o Slupp,
room lo ail lh o -n de.*iii,ig it
Mr*. W h ile ami tlie Ii o - I i ' h *o -.
A Mlidv *e*Hion will lie lield at Ml*. Connelly and Mi i. Vanuhati.
I.-an P. M. i,i (lie Sanford ( D a m
m ar School. T h o *,'»*lon will pro
c#d# Iho lo g u la r P T . A . meeting.
T h # (Srnnunni School p. T . A.
will m*#t at 71.-fill P. M. to lie pre
vailed with the hoaid m e,ding nt
All and 'Ii*. Tim Donohno woio
g:illl P. M.
T h o ll„ m o Doiiion*! rat inn d n h honored with n *tirprl*e p u i t y hold
will inert at I lie T u m i d C " n lo r at Oil F r i d a i evening III Iho holin’ nf
Mr. mnl Air*. A C. S ln ik o . t’llru*
2:8(1 P.M.
T h # PhllnlhoH C I h » « of iho Firat juleo, if llio- anil llinngo III,i**,mi
H aptD t Chure h will niout at M.ihl huiioy, all lypieal ITmida prudiiel*.
P M . at the homo nf M i* J . A. Wore pr)‘*nnt,*d to Air. and Mr*.
Ponder, IIXi Klllntt Avenue, 'ir* . Dunnhuo who m o leaving ful Cull
C ly d e PI,’le y , Mr*, Jo h n Knilor fninln w h o m they h a iv boon ealleil
t n d Mr*. Jack M uri i* ,m will I m, I... mine of illno** in Mi*. Dunnhue’* family.
rn-ho*t,<-•••*.
Mi* ( ’ S. Spill,ling pio -idod *1
F in n ay
f M 8#llle lla rrle nn Chatitor, i M u g h - I lie |iuneh laiwl ami orange Jillre
*t#r* of Iho Auioiie m , llevolulion, W n- - e l l ed w ith ’ ilnilll alldwiehe*
Adwill hold a *lmrt hu*lnu*a Ni’**lon furnialied’ by Mr*. S tu iko.
•t 2:30 P. M . nf lei wh ir l) they die**e* were exeluinged and mlei
will condurt n loin of li D l u r l r *ltv< e - lin g HlP'idote* wore told nf Dip*
In (hi* vicinity for tho T o u r l d I n k ,i i in llie |u,id. Tho*e pro*,<nt
C lu b ami DoTtnry K -t ate realdent*. woio M i. mid M i - . Donohue. Mr.
T h e C r n l i a l C lr rle nf tho t,ai
imd Mr*. Starke, Alt. and Air*.
den Cluli will moot with Mr*. K
W illiam M c C a rth y , Mr. and Mi*
B. C le m o n t i, Ottn Park Aven ue , nt t ’ A. Shipley, M r and Mi* Hot
10:(Hl A . ' I Hull rail will la- an- nee Com pto n, M r . and M r* Spunld
■werrd with oael niomlier g iv ing m g . M l . Iilul ' t i - Paul Sehuehiei,
hoi gnidoii problem*.
Mi
and M l*
Ml ne*l Watkin*,
0 T h e Ju r a t Hilda Circle nf Iho M i . und Mr*. W . K. Siniih, Mr*.
w Sanford Card en Clu b will moot I ’eai I lle*»e and W . A . Veonuin*.
with Mr*. C . M. Flower*. Cele ry
■ ml lloaiilall Avenue*, ut M:lli)
II)
•u*t for you alone.
S’o knitting t" v»* " f ( my i h**t
y.”
No darning. U'l| lu> nur tlm r
"••hi,'.. '!■ lit,
hi>i«t,” lepll#*
for nrrrvln. Von <nu toll mo i lio jt iu . . ..i i i i> i
niriin thing* iim l »■> wouldn't
"In i' ii'idii iimoI nl you.
You
want to tnlk about in flout
of h i m n't fi | m iiii m l S in . It'* m
grandma 01 t In- m ighhiu *. Aii'l
u •
i;tlioin
I'm going to
I'll holil’atly linti*it.*'
Kill 1 1" o. "nl . n i l thorn for din*
N o matter hmv young u o|iil,| in,
i*"l -be •n\•••! "ii him!
*ay* l>r. Ilnrurh, Inl’ohn,. tho timo " "
on “ your I lino nloiio" -vent* to
W n, n .In (iiinlU fuitdiod, Peter
ca rry *pc, ml -igm ft. am c.
I T »i",|,|, .|
lli, i o * Don’t von fool
like n In k of iniiilv mm k«-al o-po
I * i ’ \ u I . mi food mv tab*
d a lly foi you.
It K i w , him n t" 1 m poio
olllllloo to gol nil til'
Lad” II.,.
I lonitoon \rni ■t|:f U n til’*
off hlii rliont iiml lonvo
., •
nmil.. t.
I f. . | monli n Mule*
M A TS . —
10c
KVKH. —
lie
Limited Quantity al
Children — OH#
Every tire*.* gtiHmnteed WM.ih-fH.it color!
TONIGHT. WEDNESDAY
Double Feature - Bargain Program
Excellent qim litv (.'oltona, lateat Hlylea, Ii ^h ii I ifu lly Irim m eil!
HI/ch 0-17; 12-20; UH-44; 411-02
7uS eemfT
To hoop nutmeaU in fraaheat
mdltlon «tor* th# keewala. In a
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| iwv i/ia -C aufkm 'at 4ow nJ iamv fim n. UJoam ia .
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Training Gaines
At Tryout Base
TMN AND NOW . . . .
Eight Handicaps
Featured For 1950
Gulfstream Park
By h g Murray
5
Ba.ehall I’nop-s ware sta’ teri
yesterday morning ut tho Now
York. Giants farm training school
at the Municipal Airport.
The urlinr.l now • * - , . * .9W1j,
svu. t.u.r . — , „..l C.ul
trail, director, n* ty*.,rr.v-.*n|e,j t|1B(
ho iiml •(unit "likely ninterial" and
good prospect* among I ho group.
Altout 60 morn mon an* duo to
arrlvo hurt* Foil, I I, ha stated.
Baseball diamonds ate in fine
ahape for playing, Huldmll de
clared.
Wiled linked LutV lIlO Ill'll, 10rrulta got ilioir slurl in liuiiabull,
ha pointed mu that many had first
ptayad un American Legion spunaorad loams, and added that a
number of big leaguers got their
atarta (Ida way.
Duo to Coinmkiloner Chandler's
clarification of a ruling that big
league players may not act an in
structor* of Imi-ohiill schools or inchilga In nay pre-senson training,
Bobby Thompson and Wliltey
Loi'kinan, have Imd to abandon
work of Inal met Inn nt the school.
I.orkmnn has loft for Ills home i
In South Carolina, andf Hobby
Thompson Is leniiilning a while Id
anjoy golfing at tho Nanforll
Seminole Country Club,
Butts Drops Four
From Grid Squa
For Missing rrep
M AN A0EH OP TUB CHICAGO
CUBS, AND ONE Of= TUB GREATEST
INFiffLDEftS IN BASEBALL HIS
To a y, WHO PLAYED IN A TOTAL
O f S O GAMES IN 8 WOftLO
6ECJES,(76 WITH THE <3l A N TS
AND 2 4 W ITH TH E CARDINALS),
AND G W 58 H IT S IN 197 TlM CS
A T SAT,-INCLUD IN G 1 0 DOUBLES.
Louis Reported
Ready To Try
Comeback Fight
PCt WPE REESE, SHORTSTOP)
•c a p ia in o r mr c k o o k l y m
DOWSBp.,
DOW**
5, WHO.
WHO, fHOUQH
fdOUQM NOT A I
(iWAI fMITHH.lb A FiNE"fillltd*
(tirifH. IN 1946 HE S E T A
BROOKLYN HECORD B f
r - i u OiNCi . 9 0 6 4 IN
ion GAMES.
ili.ud.lW ( , So, ( , ii * „ I,W ji III
IIAMUONE’S MEDITATIONS
tty Sllir
A L L M iT P O
AT f £ K
LOOK L A K PE -BBS*
N EW YORK, Feb. 7.
t/l'i W A V T 1 R i s e IA4 P E
Two years ago you couldn't have
dragged Exrord Charles into s
W O K LP IS T * s t a v
ring with Joe Louis with a ItJ-ton
O bi PE L E V E L /
truck,
A TH E N S , Gn„ Fab. 7. — </l*j —
At that time Charles showed u
Coach Wallace Hulls fired four strange mluctanru to meet Look
outstanding prospects front tile although assured of mule money
Georgia football leum yesterday than he'd ever seen outside n lianl.
for failure to report for a spring
I)n the contrary, Charles said
practice session,
Louis always hud been lus Idol,
Hulls, still niz*llng over the six that be thought Joe the greatest
defeats suffered by Georgia lad fighter who ever jived unit that
fill, tliuieby served notice be will he didn't see luiw anybody could
tolerate no foolishness from itil Is'Ut Joe,
year’s crop of players,
We’d never known sueli hero
Thu four dismissed men am: Hill worship on the part of one fighter
Ilegarty, 229-pmiml tinkle from for another. Even sparring purl - I
Medford, Muss.; Holier! Level
ners of churnplons often have lunl
sneaking suspicions Hull they could
109-pound tinkle from Havrrhll
Mass,; Hob Olxlinu, mmrturhnrk lick their boss If they got the
from Wilkes-Uni re, j'enn.j and chance,
halfback Jack McHugh of ClilOne notnble instance was sup
cagu,
plied by Jim Jeffries wbu was Jim
They tint only fulled In show n L'lirhelt'a spiutNng pur trier und
for yeater’day’s drills, Hulls sail who Inter whipped ('orbett fur lie'
but illiln’t offer any excuse. ||,> title.
made It idulu they wore through
Hut, us we've said so often, a
for good as Georgia gridilers,
title does rtoinn strulige things to
Hi-garly, who was out all last and for u fellow whir I,as It, And
atasuti with a knee Injury, was f'harleti Is no exception Now heV
considered by many the moat generally acknowledged to lie the
promising tackle to show up at Irast heavyweight In Hie liunlness
in the world, lie has faith In him
Georgia in many years.
<n.i....
. . 'i.
Olahun .........
saw service
at quarter self. And he speaks less glowugly about Louis.
back last year and w hs lining i lift'
lUlui'lfH iCiHiica mum
*d to left half where llutt* flgfig
." " iM
urod lie would bn a belter prospect, IIllU fljl^nuuy, i'Atrjiv pt'iimpr
Mellugh, u regular right half JcOu Ih, Unit Louth in not in
OltMONtl REACH, Feb. 7 ~
i’ ’*
last year, was counted isnori heav shape,
ily in 1060plana. Lovely did not
Charles knows I hut Joe always (Speclnlt— Tlic Ormond Reach Ho
Utter In ID ID Iml was rated n will carry dynamite in his fist lull tel and Country f'lnliN new owners
today unnmmei'd that )h« two onHading tackle cundhlnle.
he also knows Dial it takes Joo hiinl golf fixtures will die retAlned
longer IloW to light the fuse to set Gila-wilder. General Mniiogct , llilb
off Hint dynamite.
Woodard, reported Hint the O r
Charles believes Hint he could mond Reach Mi'ii'* Clmnipiuiishlp
step urminil Joe for seven or eight Will lie nlnveil Fell rim ry 1! I In 2Ji,
omuls until Joe got weary chas mill the - ltd am-INI I Wnmeii's Smith
ing him anil then proceed method Atlantic f'lmmniuieililp will tie
ically lit cut down the old champ, held Ft'liiuniy JHIh Hiroiigh March
and even perhaps knock him out. 4th.
Joe always was a sucker for a
Marjorie Lindsay. 24 year
straight right hand ns Mox oldMiss
IllinoU star, who
A P Newafralurra
Hcluneltlng first demonstrated and bestedDecatur,
Claire Dm an of Cleveland
.WALDOHOHO, Ms.— It will he even n paTtrokn Ilka Turn I Mmiriel
|M Dodgers again In IDfiD, says In almuHl drotipcd him with such III the South Atlantic finals last
Clyik* Sukeforlh.
a punch. Ami Charlea has a good year, will' defend her crown here.
The field ns iixiiai will tie studded
•’The Dodgers have a good right hand.
Sound bail club anil are Juat
Joo said when lie retired that with Stars Incliullng Holly Hllay,
- coming into their own," saya he never would fight again and we Marlene Hnuer, The Two Texas
•fhikey, wintering at hli Maine feel ante that he meant whut hr Heusallans, nml Feggv Kirk. Jlmfarm.
aaltl. Hut there's n o t h i n g can mv Haul of course will defend hta
->
The St. I .on In GanllnaU, Sukey change a man'a mind so quickly as title In the men's tournament. Haul
.oonesdec, "could be a tough rlub,f’ a change In Ids finances. And from Won the Ormond Reach laurula
Usually tight-lipped, Sukey can what we hear from friends who last year by shooting a record
Olid word* easily in bin off-sea should know, joo could, stand a lit ■matcua 04 iui the last 18 holts to
trim Hal Paddock of Aurora, tha
son comments
about
Dodger tle mora cabbage.
Ohla Rtate tltlaholder 2 and 1,
sUra.
Another compelling rsaaon for
Ilr Cary Mlddlccoff, National
Don Nowromhe, the tall Negro Jos to fight nt lensi once more Is Open "golf king" and now travel*
Wlsr, ho says, will bn u great the fact that he Is now hooked up
Atchsr for a good many yearm with tha International Boxing
UNITED LUMIER COMPANY
Hmjges, ho lahela as a “lot Club, Inc.
,
.
Itspatr,
re-roof
ball player." end Preacher
Tha IRC fight gatea have bean *puma
. ----------/rsmodel
m Let— usor
-a...—
>• |||your
shuw— you
how
re. "W0|L hae more than a rather anemic and tha box offleo easy Itnow.
Is under KHA HtU No, t.
Irtish lefthander. The man's could stand a raal Idg shot such as Nothing down— thres years ta
pay. Tit French Avenue. I>h. I l l
J ortlst."
only Joe Mills could glva U.
P»»fit was from little Waldoboro
mesial Knox county, that
..forth yrsnt to Georgetown
llvordty and then tu the
i. A top flight, catcher, he
B4 In 1929 with Cincinnati,
kofurth has warm praise for
Rhotton, the Dodgers’ inana
who recently renomed Sukey
Ilia coaching atoff, a job hars
rains#
iws,
‘ • iJ
Pt
ugh he has managed Mon
^ of ti'o^ntarnatiunal
ths International League
trlofly held the helm at Brooklukey has no yearning far lh«
G ET T H E T H R IL L
ob.
dot's
where
the
Former Chicago Bear
Backfield S t a r To
Coach For 3 Y e a r s
■ Repair - Modernize - Enlarge - Your Home - -
log pro fin Ihe Ormond Reach
lintel and Country ( ’loti who i.*
xchednled to play on the Dnnond
course between til* golf date*,
will make his Florida luadipiarters at the Ormond. Cary will lend
his colorful presence In the tour
nament here, along with Buck
White, also traveling pro for the
Ormond.
Chuck The Items You Need
Gene Saraten has played in mine
PGA chanipinnships than any other
golfer — 2U through 1949,
At the halfway mark, the Ander
son, Ind.i Packers lutd scored nioie
points per game than any other
team In tha National natkclhall
( ) Screen Porch
Association,
( ) Additional Rooms ( ) New Floors
m, NOTICE
City of Hanford Ctvtl Hanrleo Kxamlnatlooa will bt
held In tho City Hall at 3lS0 I1. M. Fob. I6.19M or
■a goon aa ^oMiblt thereafter to ootabUah an gllBlble
Hat for tho elaao of police potrolmxn, flremao, truck
driver, AaalaUnt Water Phut Englncar and Aaatatnnt
Mechanic.
ball fan.
Quintet Trip#
ilHttrrfcnkiM
, r#b. t . - m - Tho
,f at Tempo Spartans
lolvoa bock Into tho
a
W in n er*
\chin
n U M IS H
POLICE PATROLMAN
REQUlRRMRNTHt Applicant* for the Police Service
muat be 21 yenra of mo and not over 34* bo nt leant
5' tt" tail and weigh not lean than 1B4 pounds.
(A
%
OriffcoMd Qua U ox
tha a hr tonlta over
W DBO at QUO with
all Uta ‘dope’ on tha
da«a at tha SanfordOrlando Kanaal Clulp
Vi $-
ttd c A S
........
( ) Garage
( ) New Doors
( ) Fireplace
( ) Siding
( ) Picture Window
( ) Paint Jobs
FIREMAN
RRQUIRKMKNTHt Applicants for tho firs sonic*
must bo at bant II years at sgo sad ant ovor Mi bo ut
loss! ft* 7" tall sad weigh dot bin than 122*41 pounds.
Only * 3
m
for % Months
>i, >.!
V*I
RKQUIREMINTSi Applicants for tho position of Irack
dr Ivor mu»4 In nt boat 11 fmr* sla g s sad not oysr 46.
*
industry and charaeior.
*
1
Oar Rsproaoatallvs Will
Can — No Obligation.
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By A S S O C IA TED PR
Heme Coiners Attention
Ormond Beach To
Hold Annual Golf
TilteAS'Scheduled
Sukeforth Sees
Pennant Chances
Of Dodger Nine
F lo d tU T e a e h e s
-S tM e n ta G olfing
On 9 H ole C ourse
Sports in Brief
Faatbell
GREEN B A Y , WIs.— Gene Ronu n i, formerly of Marquette and
G A IN E S V IL L E , Feb. 7. — (Spe
Chicago Bean, signed a three-ysar cial) — In the early stages ot
assembly line training base
their assemmy
contract to coach Green Bay learning golf, boys can't keep iM
■rsi Veru Beach, cFit.,
r » . . i but
i u i in
> one
Hat
the
ona
Lackers.
their heads still during the swing,
likely to xuccscd In the Immediate
STORKS, Conn.— Arthur L. m*.’ girls Just aren't keep a firm
future Is Robort Morris Morgan.
Valpey, coerh at Harvard for the grip on the club.
itubhy went south with thi Dodg
last two y u r t , was named head
At least, these are a couple of
ers last spring but ho folkd to
coach at Connecticut.
conrlnslen*^. reached hy Conrad
survive tho squad rut. Tha only
M ORGANTOW N. Weat Va — Rehllng and Mrs. Ssmmle Horton,
time he made tho hoadliiwa was*
« A Y ’ Wl?", F‘<’b' 7 ~ Art Lewis, line ■•naeh
MDatsIppI wo of five University of Florida
when he went swimming and al
.T. ,,p*1 eo*ch ,n n
c:<afe. was nanraev iraau*vu«ch at
hysical education Instructors who
most drowned less than a mile signori■
, _
three-year coat not todsv Jm.-- Virginia.
,«r. non creditt golf
to
from camp. With his body
4Wi7
Green Bay Ps.-l^^.
S V t t t .A N r .
r»n ' »c
jt Fflfnoa student*.
) Umverriti of
a' • Ife’c
_j / r 1 Jt------ :
-jnr.TranC'iHTTOt-roarb at Randolph
■’“A ll of them iceni to cnjnv
mis
lire th re e -lu rlo n g s
npril.t. (>l Or
*'i 1 uy Viem, *lTrrrnanaki tun* "sc-jurtte
„ --------- University and Maconm.
got) "immensely as recreation,'’ ^
i- fushloned for babies foaled to and Eddie Mlksls.
Chicago Bears hackfleld star, who
W ASH IN G TO N , Pa.—
Henry Rehllng said, "and many eventual- g
Ibosu ureas, and will carry a
Murgnn had only three pi
replaces Earl L. (Curly) Lam beau,
SfdKtO prixe. Tha running dale si-nmin* of organised baseball un the only coach the Packers evpr t.urcht resigned as head coach at ly buy clubs of their own and
Washington and Jefferson College. continue gulf as a regular form of
is WrdneHilay, March, H,
der his bolt and his best recom bail until his resignation six day*
B A LTIM O R E— Howdy Myers
The calendar ix headed aa mendation was that In 1948 he wac ago tn become vice president and quit as fnot ball and UCrosxo relaxation. About 90 per cent of
usual |,y the mile and n ipiurter Mniilreul'a regular shorts Iop. Few head coach of the Chicago Cardi coach at Johns Hopkins University. them had never played golf be
fore."
of the Gulfxtreurn I'ttrk Hnndi spoke of Ids hitting for It was u nals.
Racing
The college of physical educa
cap fur a purau of 110,000, richeat mi-eruble .201),
Honxanl * salary wps not an
M IAM I— Run Merod (113.70) tion, health and athletics has
race uf Hie meeting. This event,
Hut George Staler, the Dodger nounced ,but was reported to be course in winning the mite
lie and
inaugurated in llHtl, was won in scout who made the Hall of Faion between *19,000 and Jib,900. U m set a new track record on the turf Placed an abbreviated 9-hola
Hu initial tunning by Do-Relgh- for id* first basing and his hitting, beau was getting *28,000 a* head furlong feature at Hialeah in 1:59 'ens rgeik'y” golf course on the
University drill field for Instruc
Ml, followed In order by Armed, spent conslderabla time with Mor coach, vice president and general
2/6.9.
Rampart and Coallown, The lat gan They made good use of the manager,
NEW O R LEA N S — Foray Vln- tional purposes.
ter emailed the world's record for batting cages dotting tha training
The course has one gras* put- -3 '
Emil R. Fischer. Packer presi ap (*20.80) won the Grex purs# at ting green, two sand greens, four
the distance In accounting
fur the camp. It must have helped Mor
' '*
Fair Grounds. Hypostyle was wo
dent,
aald
Ronxani
would
handle
1040 renewal. Kuclng Secretary gan because he hit .887 lor Mont
■and traps, and six cups sunk Into
third.
W. H. DuhUtron ha* scheduled real. Resides leading the Interna the Parker voting at all future und and Strieker
the ground ut strategic points.
Baseball
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American
Football
the I UfiO race on Saturday, March tional League he also was voted
LOS AN G ELES — Art Fletcher, It also has an elevated practice
League
meetings,
hut
that
a
busi
18 to attract the cream of the Hu- most valuable player In thr
ness manager would be chosen third base coach for the New York lee and driving cage.
thoroughbreds before their do- circuit.
Yankee In the Ruth-Gehrlg era.
In giving grades, Instructors
later.
purlin« for -.orthern racing cunN'ow minor league averages
died
at the age of 06.
mark students on their fgrlp,
ters.
Choice
of
assistants,
Fischer
General
are misleading hut not so
stance, swing, and performance."
The S7f>(H) Horning Handlcnp often
NEW YORK— Sponsors an- The performance scores are deter
in tin' case of Frank Shaughnes- said, will remain strictly up to
ut a mill- und a furlong will lx
Honxanl.
Each
of
Lambeau’s
for
nmincpil
biikutbill's
two-mlnul®
run u week earlier us a major tv'* International. In the last mer assistants — Tom Stidham, rule would be »b»ndoned for tnc mined by hitting at specific tar
get areas with the various clubs.
Iiiep for the (ludfstreatn Hu.k eight reasons five of his batting Hob Snyder and Charley Brock— national Invitation tournament.
Instructors for the courses are <}
'Cap, while the Fort lomderdula ahatuplona have don* handsomely has one year to go on his present
RUMFORD,
Me—
Ounnar
Eriks
and Hallandale Handicaps are al In the majors. They are Hank contract. At a press conference son of Sweden won the
Rehllng, Bill Della«tatlous, Jim
Mafeski,
A1
Schuenuienit,
Sherto fashioned for the route-runfollowing his signing, Konxani meter (31 mile*) world marathon McCachren,
Amlry
llracken,
ners. Sprinters will have three hum l.ollur, Jackie Robinson and said he had no Immediate Idea on
aid race.
Nippy
Junes.
Morgan
hopes
to
Wayne Crawford and Mrs. Sammia
rich chances in the opening day
the
makeup
of
his
staff,
but
that
Horton, all of them members of
Gulfstream Hark Inaiirgural. tha adil hi* name to that select cir he wouldn’t mind" having Joe
Suwanrv- River on lithe Holly cle urn! It Is no secret that Presi Stydahar aa his line roach, Stythe College of Physical EduciHon,
dent
llraoch
Rickey
of
the
Dodg
resignation
was
announced
last
wood. The first Is for a *7500
danar now has a similar Job with Wednesday. He arrived hack here Health ami Athletics staff.
purse, the latter two at IBflOO a er* think* the hoy will make It.' the Los Angeles Rami.
Morgan
Is
being
tabbed
to
take
Friday night and was in session
piece.
Honxanl has beau quarterback with the Packer executive commit
the third base Job away from
coach
of
tha
Bears
for
three
yeats
Hilly Cox, one of five Journeyman
tee most of the week end. Word LO UIS FIG H TS W ED N ESD AY
S a n f o r d - O r la n d o
Jo# Louis' exhibition bout with
outfielders who held down third and in the Bears’ organisation that Romani was the man circu
McDaniel was rained out ,ik
ba*e fur the National League since 1933, when he was graduated lated last night, but the actual ICandy
K e n n e l (H ub E n trle n churnplons
.. * night and
,1 Lhas
. _ beep *
e * A * ,L ~
resched
during 1949. Cox wo* as a nine letterman from Mar signing took place at noon today. last
quette.
His
only
previous
head
great defensively but was unTO A IIlH T-s l:\ T IIIH s
Still on the Packer business uled Wednesday night at Orlando
F I J I H T I I A O i — K a lu rl lr
rankeil as a hitting third base- coaching experience was with agenda is the choice of a publicity Municipal Stadium
miarit Fawn. J s i i i m - Kvanx, IlackPromoter Hah* Lancaster an
former Pittsburgh Hear* farm teams at Newark, N. man to replace George Strlckler,
•irlner,
flursl
liertv,
H's
Hay, man . The
J., and Akron, Ohio. He Is a who resigned Saturday, and adop nounced that the same supporting
III hen M.nnliiH. (I i i IiIm i Hninle. Hall slmrI,top hit h tow .2114.
Ju.
Third base I* not strange to native of Iron Mountain, Mich.
tion of a proposed plan tu Issue card would he need Wednesday
S K c a s n h a c k — F in n ,n r
Tho speed of Runsaui’s selection *200,18)0 worth of stock In the and that all tickets already sold
Flnfbtn Idlin', Wet W e I la 'ld a Morgan though lie saw action at
Fisch nun-profit corporation which op for the exhibition would Ira hon
Huy. Wlntlv t'anrnli.. Ileildr Huo, Hint spot In only 24 games for surprised most observers.
Hi>ii r k 11raw Itnliy, II h i i i i Ih Hull. T w o Montreal lust season.
ored.
When tho er was In Florida when Lamhenu’si erates Ihe club.
li Ftvervihlna.
Dodgers first plucked him off the
T H i n i ) h a c k — n/taihx m u *
Instilrx, Him k Nan. Hnltlna Alice, Okluhtimn City A m e r i c a n Le
7 .nn Ire . I’luln Hed, T a w Hull, Mix* gion xandluta, Morgan was n third
Nina, Hhadr lln w.r.
ba-emun. In 1944 ho played that
r n U N T H m a t h — a/inihs m i i *
Final Kdltlnn, Hky Top, Hally spot in a handful of games fur
llnauin. Xiiirar Hay. Nrllle I I . il'n Newport News, Vn„ in the Pied
M "lit mi*. Hnndy Hxlcm. Wblrtte's
mont League und finished the sea
Hallhr.
F IF TH HAFIU-n/iaths Stile
son ul Glean, N. Y., In the Pony
Mm Nellie. I
ala Liagoe. The following year as
t’bef, Wlx. Iienver l*n*l, Fro 8ktin.
a' tilled baseman fur Spokane,
Hors
o m m y . nn<
H s Hi hok
Hub*.
If# T
Ixeciiiaijr.
k
miMWSIXTH NAHW-a/laihe Mil*
Wash., in the Class H Western
Half tailral. Tlmli h, niaek Whir*
y.J Hamblins K , C'minlry lloby, International ha hit .298 in 149
games.
* ........
iy i.Fat.
i "*t trrolown,
iiii< >n n, Tricky
» i r i r a i iHyere.
iir
Trldkv
VMNTII HAt:K—n
Morgan, now 28; Aland* five-ten
.
.
_/la th
. s Mill
- h
THmid T*rrr. l.ui'k^ Ca*lni>. ChTn* and weighs I7» pounds. His 897
jjrv 11
't ijr , Hlr Ike, Ilia Hold., rink
nf last season represents' a 71go*. F lim ln s Htnrl, Vlnlta.
Vlnlla,
K K IH T M H I C I M I / lllk a M
Mile
point hlttldg Improvement ov*r Ms
•£»
HInlit>nrn Jack, tlrnv* l.lfe, VIm I* previous campaign.
Among his
lunl Hinn. (To** City, t’hsrrlns
fro**. Flashy Filer,. Il<
Hollins Ira*, 191 hits wero 19 home runs nml 8R
Honker trail.
Idouhlen. loos In tlm league.
It
NINTH MACH— S/HMh# Mil*
, Wlilley H*n*i,n, Andy crlckft. looks like the Dodger* have n new
tfnjoy Ihe Comfort and Appearance of Home Modernixatlon while you
Tiu. Dunce. Never lfp, Wild lUrlt. ‘third buscman.
>1el I.Ins, lfuiipy Itnnae, on Thrust.
pay. Our Home Plan Department will help you with plana, eHtlmatea and
T K V rjf BACK-a/isiha Mil*
The nnHoiiul chumpiuiihhip row
i InIn.nr Hally. Ilenrsl* T,eh, Jim’,
lllrl, Mary Terexn. Hnlte tlerhnr, ing regatta will bo staged ul Phila
tinunrlng. Your Property does not have to be paid for to get a lonn.
I'KIMU'III Lillie H()N«W, Hack On,
delphia ,on the Schuylkill, during
tho third week of July.
G U LF8 TR EA M PARK, Fab. 7
—
(S P E C IA L ) —
Gulfatraam
Park will praaent a schedule of
eight featured handicaps during
the coming Spring racing «* irun, March 4 through April 20,
according to announcement mad#
toduy by President Jamca Donn.
Last ytnir’a complete handicap
roster has been retained with a
major addition being the aptly*
named race. The Rivalry, sym
bolising the thoroughbred breed-
380 Recruits B e g i n
Practice S e s s i o n s
At City A i r p o r t
T a ffy Ronstni
By PR AN K I C K
AP Newafoataraa Sparta M iter
S ipu WHh P ro
UROOKLYN, N. Y. — The
Packer Gridders
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Last rites for the late Frank
commodity director of the State petre, sulphur nml charcoal.
Legal Notice
Stplln of 1313 W. Thirteenth Street
Welfare Hoard lit Jacksonville,
who passed awav at the above
address last Sunday morning will
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.fPiMiK. s i : m in o m : e h i n t y ,
ST ATI'2 »«E EEt'IMt'V IN fit **
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M ATTR ESS — I'lLI.DW S
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OflftitJo
that congregation. He was also bought by the 1*. S. Department ol 111’.
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No tic e I p ti»*reh\ u l v t i i t Lit I K H i " !
affiliated with the J'allk'urcr Agriculture under price support, t o a l l
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Lodge No. 5 of Sanford Mr Sip- are available to Florida welfare H»*NS I I A V I N i : t l . A l M H m t m :
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A T ill
Hu celebrated his 84lh birthday uu ugencii-s for the cost of transporta
I lilt4 will* Ml»(! lot (‘•til lot) 1
Vi ti i*i*1 d u l l i#r you li r e h e r o Dec. I, HMD. A native of Montud- tion, It. S. Dennis, state executive lj> j t o i i i I m I aiitf fi n i M r e i l ii* i»r«*
KA S Y
VIlot I illst I»*«rj41- ittol Muij nIm* will
h|»I*)y lo Hie TLhmo ♦>
’ 1 * T*»*tihI.»•*
lo, Fla., the deceased has resid officer of the Production ntiil Mar R*'1' -•<)' • I iii h i * n m l tleniarulii
HIeliRl rolti *'oiittt x Moth,«* >-l H* to
ii x.»« mi ••ilia-1 *.f
iiktiv
W A S H E R S
ed here lur over 60 yeuts wheie keting Administration, said here %%!.*•
Ilittle l'fiiilil>, KloiOlu. oit llit||ll\>
l U d l i w l fit* * •lull* aaf A *11St |||
he was well and favorably known. today,
tliiv of Efltnmry, A ft*. i*E(0 i,.r
Itu ml. i i*lx
>|*<r I v* *>Mu r,
ilui-euneit,
\V" Service All Makes
of t'tiiiie dial for tlit.il
lui* .it ►iii ii •‘- n u t v tap tin* iN m ii li r
Ills i m u i Ii* was mot with ....the provision* of the HMD
Washing
Machine*
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Federal Agi l>ultnial
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lint, tilt' .f, I’hf
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— \ iah r, r
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pu*1 ~ ~ai7T~ p rm
irrtiri. h t ii >i*m an
i
inn* *>t (he ||rnt
than Siplin, one daughter, Mi
welfuti npoiii'ii'*, l.iit to seboot p u l i f k ii M i lrii.tii
E \ e i i t l 11 h of i to i*'“tut f of
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.Minnie Franklin, u host of gtuml- loncln.nme umt tmtb slate anil d o i mi •*i *1* mu mi Iiii Ii tu* lu wrti
II J!11»fk It ) ’till|)IIi.t It
First A Magnulla - Ptioiir till)
lit i T l t t t it
children, nieces, nephew* and other private elt'iiientnry inslitutions.
111* lllil ’ 1141ItI I i.iI*, flu* I'liitr i*f
| M•-» - Ml* i* mililirxn
relatives.
Dennis said llte pet aloes being I V M l . 1* lII* I’| ■ lt fl• It ltl 1.11
il
III laI
F*lull I hi*
Following the rites tin- leimuns offered mo from tile IPSO crop, la*t>' *•rt ii*
«m in nil
Inlinuu I M*
HR'
“
l
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IfM
11..11M*
.null
iMijr
now being bill \esU'd in the Port
i* I- . l .lm mi ,i IMIIUI lull !*♦* (tic I
L egal n o tic e
Myefs reel Inn tif Lee l'utility. It m
nfi.il1, i.f \ ,,ui
VI i It i II A
u c iiiu irn n it
— NINTH JtUMCIAI, i.TUi'I'IT "K is expel led tin*) will nleii he avail
\* c m ' i l l i i *
F 1til* 1-11*1
TIIG HTATB UK KLUUI I’A IN able In tin- llnmoslend iifen tif Dinle
w >11
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• Nil K l l l l HBMINOI.K t ’o l ' N T Y
County w it bin a few days, The
\•11‘ *n Ii .mil- lid* Mill u i*|It*i
IN C’llANCKRT NO ;i!7
donation
iiffer.
Inexplained,
is
be
tl
J i w i K P H I. . A K E I t M A N
M iy ^0 A
in Till-: c tn o t'iT ro n n r n r t in: ing made under term of tin* A g ri
I'lnllitltr.
cultural An of IP pi, w Itit-li pro
i;IIAVUI.»*TTK p o r t . T U N
I.Ali vide* I lint tlie I ’ S. I tepnt linent
of AKlieultnie inny nffei Inn such
Hit A W
Defendant
outlet* eertuiii food eoiiinioililles—
TH E
H T A T B
"K
K l.o lill)).
iuT|iiiiT’d tbnnigb pine support —
tlH N R TIN tlH i
T o
rilA ltl.o T T B
t ’O U L T O N
1. A D H I I A W
w linte
le
for which there is m> potential
s p l r n i e unit uililres* Is
outlet through iioitmil timle cliati.............. IVoltuo l.u,t«l,sw
lie|* dill’lug llielr stumble life.
r/o M m
lle re c tiM I D avie
Hell lltll A lia rtin riiie
The potatoes, ..........I, me availIt o l ll e 1
abb ill lots ol IJIIHI |ioimds nr
H n i i i t n n h o r a . Hi.nl li i ' i , r . , U i i a
mine, rind the ngencie or lustituY o u are h e r e b y n o l l f l r . l H i m - n i l
fur
aiiiiiilm e nl
h a*
heel,
llte.l tlons receiving them nut l agree
a a n l i i s t yo u In t h e i n nil I ' . m r i
First, not to induce their immiiil
f, r H etni Ho le I ' m i n t ) , I ' lo r lt la
In
expenditures fin food, second, In
C l i n n c e r y h y Joee|,li I.
A krunun
Y o u are
hrre hy
re .|,iln il
i „ file use tlieru for food pm poses only;
y o u r i i r l l t r n u i i p e n r a n, .> w l i h the nlkl I lilt'd, not to sell ,a tmde I hrtll.
C l e r k o f enht C o u r t in H ie I ’u i i n l )
If AVI N O S t o y o u O f
Dennis *uiil Inenl welfare agen
Court
li t , u s , at H a n f o n l ,
K h . l t , la
o n o r h e f o r a K r h l a y . t e l , 1? I ’l. o , cies stmuhl -end lludr leipiesls for
A
D . o l a d e f a u lt w i l l l,e e i i l e r r d
pot it11is**i to then own slide welfare
a N U ln s t
y o n a n d sa id r a n e e a l i i
li ro , eed « i
i m r i e l l | t l > l : i l i : i . that agency, though net uni di-n Ihiitluli
Florida Surplus
Potatoes Free To
Welfare Agencies
bOiX)RED NEW S
By LO U IS E PORTER
—
I
« O Y . HIXUJTH MARK lOIh
M. The president, Mr. R. Brown,
AN N IV ER SA R Y
was In charge.
,>cy Stout W wk, marking tho
Evening Service* began at 7:00
fortieth nnnlver«nry of the Hoy I*. M. when devotion was again in
“ •put* of Amurlrn will lai ubmrv- charge of the deacons. A glorious
« T front Momliiy Pci), fl, through sermon was delivered by the pas
Sunday I'Vti 12. Ttio i.;n . ’rw ry tor, Rev. A. C. McQueen.
will 1 - oelebrnte'i in every "Ity
Ilev. J. J. James i* Mill an the
•ml town ami mo*t village* and sick list anil members are asked
hamlet* throughout tIt** nation •ml to visit hlin. .
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ttw territories hy 2,300,000 lioy*
The activities of the week" re
■mi adult leiiilviR.
main unchanged. Memlier* of the
Ourinir Hog Scout Week, parent* various nuxllarlr* are asked to
f S<” i '- xod friend* wifi visit !at**in| their meeting*.
l ,tu fui thornIt, ,
\ C, tfrQllf-et., I.tt-'fsj, ,
tgs
Ju -irn .. - - ^ ^ ^ J ^ t i r o o r l c i .
4
.Vi.V.uur. trull-, u .' iletr-.viney o'
-» r l .. Tlie Scouts onil llielr gui'il*
ANNOUNCEM ENT .
vAll enjoy nil evening t>f campfire
Look whu is coining to yoiir city
rongs, skits, game* mill stunts. next Sunday. The JU N IO Il CIIORSunday, Kelt. II! will [«• Hoy Smut HH tiF T H E C A LV A R Y CHURCH
Sunday. Scout* am) leodera will of i'A L A T K A . Tliey will be heard
nttttiil ehttrrh service* in unlfw»»». ul St. Matthews Baptist Church,
t'lnier lie ilinirmamililp of I*. <’ Cnuaan City ai 3 I*. M. and at
Hi nek, the Seminole County dlvl- Mt. Calvary Huptlst Church at
ilonnl committee launched Its Hoy Sanford, at 7:fill I'.M. Don't fall
Seoul finiitieinl drive yesterday. to lieui this group.
Chairman Hi...k Ir asking emh
eltlien to make llmlr pofttrihiitlon
SERVICES A T NEW
as lllieml a- possible. Winn th»
H E TH E L B A IT . CHURCH
'ftrkers enll, |deu-e nuke your
Somlay School D:3I) A. M. Supt.
fontributluns then ho .that the r II. Hnyne, In charge, the lesson
drive will not drag. If >»« """ was taught by Rev. H. Johnson.
tails on you, kindly leave your 11 :uu A. M. Covenant Meeting con
contribution ut the offlee of I*. * ducted by Rev. K. IL llilcker. 3:00
Broek on Fourth SUeet. Hetnember I*. M. Evening service, with de
your dullur will ludl> ntuke It |>u*- votion rolidiicted by .lame* Porter
ilhie for more boys to enjoy tills of Hr Land The address was de
wbol«»onie. program of Knotting livered by Rev. 11. Muulncy, taken
from Col. "nd Chp.:-lfiv. T :.141 P.M.
H ER V K K S A T NEW
Devotion was led hy Mr. Joe Wig
MT. C A LV A R Y
gins, Script lire Ht-v, K. R. Rucker.
Services were high nil day n' Evening message being delivered
ft. New Ml- Calvary M. Hnptist hy the pastor, Rev. E. W. Wods.
tTiureh on last Sunday. Sunday Visitor* are uiwnys welcome to
School begun ut thy usual hour worship ul New Bethel. Rev. K.
nnij the It*mull| ‘"Tilt* Fust (lentlIt1 W. Wooden, pastur, Mrs. Alma
Church" was well taught by leaeh- J. Mingo, reporter.
•ra of the various classes nml was
it-viewed liv Hie pastor, Kuv. A. L
EXPRESSION OP THAN KS
I n , l i r e he |, t.l, 11*fie,1 ,,ti, e a
Mctjueen. Rcmiiika were inude by
Mrs. Ruth Conner of Midway title
week
for
fo u r
lit
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Hv. ami Mrs. A. Jones and a violin wishes to thank the muny many w e e k s In the H a u l , , i d
H e i n l d ,,f
will In- interieii lien- in the family
sole wits played by Ml". Jones.
friends fm their kind, warm and H a n f o r d . K l o r l t l a
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Morning worship was opened by tender expressions showered upo.i o f a u ld C o u r t O i l* t i l l , Hie
.la y ,.t iilierlion of Moiety A Non Funeral
the demons with devotions. The iter during her long illness. She de January. A l> I n i n
Home.
message wns delivered by Kov. A. ntes to make special mention to
O l> IIKIINDliN
C l e r k of C l n nil
C o o r t for
flhnes. Choir Number One remleteil her attending physician, Dr. llco.
H e m lO o l e C o u n t ) n „ t 1.1 ,
UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
their services, being accompli...... H. Starke, who wa- so faithful to HKAL
Hppatr, rrmml?i nr rf i.mf ymir
b, Mrs. M. I.. .McQueen
'be her during her sickness. She is A k e D t i a n . A k e r i t i n n a n d I ’t l . e
li«iin«* in)Vi
in< xhiiix >Mii h o w
i rtiy
|| In u i u l «r I I I A i li le N.r
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piano ami .Mrs. Junes on the violin happy to *a> site is improving A l i i i r n r y , i f u r I ’l n l n t i i r
I n i I ' l r n i N . i i li in a l I I ,
NtlllllliK (tirlii h (hi**** » r«i| n (m
Trie H. T. II. begun at d :00 I* nicely|iity 7 l » F i t iii h Ax o i i u r
I*h
7 13
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(liar I tie tier
line finer I Inn
llntra l*a err
tine iHsrrttna
ii iota n# g rr
Ii He Inner lien
lime* an get
lla* Insertion
tier liar Inr \ r n t l y 4‘natrarl
I l i e «v—.it* lu |kr line.
I Ihiahle ta la for lilaek f a n mg*.
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11, e I v l r e k o n e
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m eiau r n n d u m . k a e a e l< m u r a s w r
f . I* I D l r d la i k e l e l a g b a a e bi. uh,
l a r e l u r a l u r Ih l * i i e r o n i M n d J l i o n I k e n d i e r l U e r I* r i H t l i i
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erniM D ili. l a o r d e r for
o* lo r e n d e r I k e beat g o H l k l e
* * rtlre , nil M u m Ad* m **l ka
l a i n n .,111.. o a Ike d a y k a f o r a
liakllraliua .
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1 K l r a o e a a l l f y a* I m a i e d l a l a l
. I f a a e r r o r n r r a r a la r e a r ■ .
I W a raa ai.i
he r n y . s i l U r for
.M o re
II* a.
i
i-* - ia iJ'i -a iJU -m —
ml
-Ni'ul K’niate For Halt—3
11 ho
fkau u * i larnrrent la**r-
THE
SANFOKI)
HERALD
W E L A K A AP ATM K N TH . Rooma
and Stores, lid w. P in t StiMt.
Plume 400-W.
TW O stores, :iur, 7 Sanford Ave.
ft Will be avnllnlilo February I
Call lua.
D O W N TO W N HuIl.llM g r w - m ;
local for wnrebquse or Auto
mobile Rmilness.
J|A Myrtle
Avenue. Plume H2-J.
Room — single ur Tlimlde, HOtf
. Park Avo, Phow 1.H64.
P UHN i HHKD apart me nl - ~ » ] l
_Kim. Apylfc nfter tiiOOJ’.JI.
^ R O O H g a rn g e apartment, (urnf t i « M . couple onl
rsu
"2— W A N T
TH REE llt'iiiiniiii 11hum' in Mnyfair, iiiii "I he sold. Owner wants
, offers.
T H R E E W i l l llniiiie Just ^out
side of city Iin, iIn. Fruit Trees,
tiicit gnninils, ifootj iicjghMiy
IioimII f IMRII ifl.ttn c .’d < «- ek.y
li'rms, prim to.ium,
NICE two Hetlrumi U n ite mi
. Wi*it IHU i 1 Street.
Priced at
fil.(M)iMJi) on very easy tanaa.
F(t)l/u Heilrnum House mi WfS|
F irst S treet. Beautiful Lit miHt'iiidng, nml u real house in
excellflil t’ltnill t it in inside tiiid
out; will have In lie seen In lie
upprecialt d.
Priced to sell,
reasonable terms.
I have Itii-inesses operating very
pm lllnbly, that are being offeieil for sale. If Interested in a
intsiiiess ciintai't me before Imytng.
G. A. WIHDDON, Hr.
‘•hnne iliHl HD South Park Ave.
FOR HALE by Owner—Three Redruum House Cheap,
Electric
Kitchen amt can give inimediele ijtixsesiinn. Can he seen at
7ilU W. :ird St.; or phone 1162-W
tiifore ItiDa P .M .__________
•.ake Front Lots on C rystal Lake,
guild shade, city w ater, elitetrlclty available,
L. A. Cline,
_Lake Ma r£, F l a . ___
.
•4KNHON SPHING8, t or 10 acre
lots, high lam), near the lake;
also cottage, furnished or un
furnished un 20 acres with laka
view. Box H2, E nterprise.
HOUSE on 100x 160 foot lot. i
bedroom, screened-ln kitchen.
City coiiveiiiancei. Route 17-02,
t/il mile he yum I Big Tree sign
on left.
Ted Trlppc.
Price
_( 1600. Terms If desired,
MAYKA I It HECTlON LOTH.
6
rliuice lots, liny one or all on
term s uf ( 26.00 down anil Buia nee payable ( 26.00 monthly per
lot,
RO BERT A. W ILLIA M S, Realtor
Raymond E. Lumlqulst, Associate
Phan* 732
Atlantic Rank Bldg,
Sr
R E L IA B L E family wants nice tr«-«- A rllritm F u r
— ft
—
-a.
permanent home. Will pay 140
Um,t'Ir. WH,C R°* y. % Sanford EN JO Y Sunday dlnnar ai Laacy's
7Bo also we*k days. Uimhe* A
_»hort o r d c r a . ______
V H w I K a tm t V o r Hal+— 3
Kb ITELM AN S Red Rosa Feed!
Touchton A Watson, 1M1 Celery
8,040 ACRES with Corral, fenced
Av*. Phon* llltt-J,
paature land about 200 acraa
partly cleared. Good truck and H O T LU N C H ES served every day
lltao to 8 — with Jome Mad*
fteltrua land ctnee to Daytona
rolls and corn Muff
nffl:Ink Homer's
ik*®.*1!:
fH-M per acre
qrlll, 8M East Jst. M m t
U aold at once. Oil drlUuig leaaa
than nay* taxea,
F R lto Shrimp Dtansr,
Man«r, Samil
. W O N T LO T, Good loci“Th* Best Bhrim t. trn E a r tp
n, MBOO.
m r lr night at Honwr's Grill,
AN FR O N T (0 apU.) I
W » Matt' U L Rtraat
. ■
n r more. Owner going to Eu Now avallaCle. Latest modal Highrope, aay* aell at .Toss; ( 20,000,
flpead Floor Bandar for rvnt.
eaah dawn will handle. De Luxe
■vorythlng to complato a first
equipment throughout.
cltux jot.
Cat! or cotue Into
URDU STO R E big volume bull*
8RN RARIK Glass A Faint On
’08 Lenox Avenue. Davtoae Beach.
PAUK FIVE
'U 4
FOAM LATEX
^fT.lohn^
Electric toT
Dr. Henry McLtiuHn
O ptnm elrist
t i l Miiumdia Vve.
Phonr 318
The T H IN K IN G I KI.I.OW
rides I he
“ K E Z .L O W ’'
-------I'llONK
1 4 4 4
" I Ihnu Service
Y E f . M M V t A It C O .
We luivr trunk xrriifR
tth llllrT
•m i i h
I hiocH
m :.
itrtli r
a
i m i
H i t l g l
^r.
Studebaker
reduces prices
on all 1950 passenger ear models
iM O T lir .U S I I K A I I T
is in i i i :i; iio m k
t.iig her n p.ntml \ nleiitlite
kiiipii-e I lull extra litiiii;
lmini mmi all need -*n Badly.
\\I I show >ou how tu i'iih t c r l v) n.sle s j h h t * into a
(harming room . , . iiulrkly,
easily and inexpensively.
Well even arrange easy
trims on mir top-notch
ni.ilrrials. Stop in or call.
86 t ©
i4 l
• N FA C TO R y D fL IV E R EO P R IC E S
Sensationally lower prices now
give you the benefit o f Studebakers1
all-time peak production!
Com* In now I Sou for yourself how the stnkirujly Lesutifui 1950 "next look"
U.U-— .
n m r i - - ..j
A r t ii’k'H Pur Siilr — .11
W id t h W A N 11,1) — p
C O N C R ETE FLOORS. M .M TIINE HDD JOHN
I'lm n
10 Mil-4
F IN IH IIE D
...............
.Iniulor, vaid with umiI etc.
Mitllcle ('ll,ante
Plmne
( lilt 01 Ik.
l.’l.'ib 2l0'* Elm Av,-.
m \ I)i(nj/eTi/a>jiil. dwatlii’s Texaco
S p riiu l S m i t e s — 12
Htalion t)i 111inti* lliway.
We boll) lit*,- win’ll you dnli't bring Plmii Sanding ami Flni*bing: All
I (|ok .Fluor- Unit, -arule.i mul
your prexciipiiim* in LANKY'H
filildunl nl llie tight price.
|
Phone I0:t
Slevmi, Tele 71It If-1
Rupi'r (in* Hunmi', good I'uoililioii.
V E N ETIA N
HI.JNDH mad
Phoiie (124-M.
mdm Hmiiliudi' Vmietlan Hlimt
"GOOD AND HAD"
Cu
H2H W 3rd Ml.
Pin
('■no,' In nlid see out Good nml
JI hi* IV
Hod room vulin-< fumi r,Pc up.
Table Lump*
tl1 uf> NEW EI.MIIRS "iirlaied t„ pm
L’clPip (Ihl Hum* mad" l.k.
Floor turnips
> 1.06
i"'« t'miilillig. cleaning A \vn«
llilil lied'1
Value* up to
tag P'llnhli puwei plnnl, 71!
422.60 Now
jr.Od
V"in» ii> pm uace in Sejiiuadr
Mild I ii,11-1f•' Chairs, value* to
t ’oinitv. II. M Gleason, l.al •
*11.116- Now
*4.0(1 to *7 INI
M*rv
Mdd Dinette Tubim, vnlui'N to
*40110, now
*10.06
t ltll.lD \tl(E
tied Coil Spring* und MatSide* mill N m lr r
tie**
*10.06 2 Fai'lnrv Iruilieil ipinllfled Nm
.Shopworn Solid Oak 6 pc. Din
Vice Men
ette
*20.06
till.I. HARD WARE CO.
t'lir.-i’ Hug* 27 x46 Assorted
Id I E Eir*l
Phone 61
colors
$ 1.06
Special! 2 pc. Bedroom Suite, ("ALL hi7 Im linllery, fleiii’rur•>i
and Sim lei service,
ilwnin'*
coll
npiing
and
Mattress,
Balt, i j, i’eiviie, 3111 W F ij i
now
1110,06
St,
!1 pec l ol l 6 pc. S o f a
Bed
Suite
(70,06 KEHOSKNE-FUEl, Oil fur home*
,)*ed Kitchen Cabinets
(10,06
Cali Alvin Odhuni, Sinclair lie
Used 3 pc. Bedroom Suite ( 40.06
filling Cu. Pliune !H6ft.
Shopworn Table Um ps, values tu MASSAGE
Mweedish and Medi
*10.06 now
(6.06
cal. Fur evening appniulmeul*
M A TH ER O F HANFORD
call Dmulby West, 1HIO-W.
202-00 E. 1st. St.
Phone 127
TH ACTOR WORK. Phone 107 .1
Baby Carriage - perfectly new.
fur free estimates. Jack Ru*
112 .00. IW2 W. 3rd. HL Tel. _ sell.
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I 6H6-J.
___________ _
Drag line, buHdnTe7 , 7iump" truck,
T U X E D O FEEDS:' Complete line. murk, rill dirt, shell dnd clay
Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. ___
by load ur job. L'untart Culedn
I pA I It of lovebirds. 211 French
A Ruiilersun C o n trn rljrs, Dm E.
Naw York Ave., Del.and. Pbmn460 ur 2Hfi-W._
fl_A R TIC LES WA N TE D — fl
O ltLAND u Morning SentliWi.Oi
Uighesi cash pries paid for used
lamio Evening Slur, Call Itulpli
furniture Ted Datia Furniture
Buy. tltin-J,
Cc. 311 K. 1st. Ph B6g.________ LA WNMMWEKS Sharpened, Mcycle* i"paired, Locks A Key
i — p elH -LlveH lo ck-H uppllw t_
work. Prompt Service. H. W.
W IL L TR A D E — Podiirwi) Ham
Khuman, E. 4th SL__
sters fur sniiiv. Will also sell, O if iC E TO SAN FOR D HOME
Frail L. Stahl, Htix 182, Star
OWNERS
l,et 1" B. MANN
Route No. 2 . Hanford. Fit,
NURSERIES of Lake Munroe.
Supply you with Ornamental
H—
ItK M * W A N TB ^ P
- »
scroti* Mich a*, Llgustrum, At
W A N TE D ) Young man to work aa
muorivep Privet, G a r d e n i a .
stock room nmnagai1. Must bn
Podiicnrpus, Viburnum and Coco*
able to sell. Excellent oppor
Plum"*" Paints, to beautify your
tunity fur advaneamant fat an
home. To thuae who du nut nave
ambitious young man, 8a«' Mr.
the ready cash tu pay In full,
w,i can arrange that by a down
Roumtllat, Roumlllat A Anosrpayment of twenty-five perrenl
son. Walgreen Agency.
and, balance In ftva equal month
li—
W ORK W A N TE D
ly payments, you can enjoy
wutchtng thsm grow while you
ALL TYFllB of bujldoior
pav for them. Our Nurseries ate
raasonnbla rates,
upon every day except Sunday;
•a. David E. Carpenter,
Phone 811.1It1
SA VE M ONEY oa fine watch and ' INCOM E T A IT C O N S U L T A N T
'for the right figures'
clock repairing. Fallows Homo
Phi 077 — 1 to 6 P.IL for appt.
Shop, 1700 Sanford Ave.
Pick-up
t f F liO YOUR" roofing and palntIng. All work guaranteed aa to
AIITOMO
O B IL K H — ir.
material
and
workmanship.
Prices reasonable, contact m i C H EV R O LET, 1941 Deluxe Cab. 2
fur raliinata on wurk. 0* W.
too. 2 speed, duals. Driven very
Bol!nr-y, *» n R^g t (l? , P?n!!U!- and never leaded. Ilidiu,
ford.
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Air conditioned. Hacttfic*. 2UII
H i Orange. OvWmtn Hill 7:00.
5-
tL
HILL LUMBER
AN D
SUPPLY
2III W . Bril
YARD
Pit. s:i
SturWbakers excel in sleek modern styluuj - in <jna economy — in restful ride —
in hendling ease — in freedom from costly repairs — in solid values f
s t u d s b a k e r 's
A S / fa r
roluno
f
,
Sew your Studebeker dealer now I
ID Itnv 11"ttii
" g , .x u s tu
*‘i ' t JJI V.*,D‘>V,'•*r(^’^'i*S**
.■ftg d ft m i—
�r r ;A+/rfSKv
T H E 8 A N T O R O j l g R A l D . B A K y g M tt) F L O t n U
t
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T P B 8P A T m
Ingrid Bergman Overloaded Truck
Powerful Machinist! Union Is
Expected To Rejoin Green’s AFL Hit By Nation’s Gets Florida Man , « 3
J a i l sentence r*ml"
Censor Groups
T ax PropoM ls
Blockade
fiTW a 32t- ICssHm H rasas Van issi
'*** h*. oskd that tha statute* be
•
b
(|™
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BvailCtMnad to tnako a clear proweekends the Rutiiani agaio hltdttoa against such dealings.
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B A LTIM O R E. Feh. 7 — (JP) — I renewed the iqueeze-play. Only
HOLLYW OOD, Feb. 7— f/IO— A
I* j» paoalbla for such corpora
swelling uproar against the inter The State- roads commission r e -1eight trucks were cleared in an tions to hold their tax down to
national love affair of Ingrid Rrrg- ported todoy a Florida truck drlr- L ur { j . midmornine there w .t a
•l ®*
c*nl eapRal gain* level,
er had served five days In Jell for ."
*,
™ ,n'n« L,h m "•* • rather than the lndlyW«al income
man and Roberto Rossellini
'rIng
a
seven-ton
overload.
,
TO
truths
swatting
whirh nr
Mnbama ministeii*!
sax rataa. which run much higher
It wan ticU. yerl_t<i bn the ftiql'tlfOlAnCA.
m-Sac !■ * U f a "popular movie
........ f r a h j .
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unvii
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f c i g g r ttime s Jail sentence has over At the i.me time' the official ■tar.
ttiutfig a formal invitation for the machimits to return,
been Imposed lo Maryland for thd c ■ ,
w .J .u .s . n __ i
nf Hollywood today.
Tha House Armed Services unit
newspaper Taeglicho Rundijtiwtrlntr w illiam . Htltch*son.+— -------------------------------------------------"Ill’S offense, the roads commission ,
Catholic and Protestant
elded to ask Admiral Forrest
president of the A F L carpenter’*
rensoranip board!— even a leg is- and stale police ara conducting whau accused the West of at- Bherman, •Chief of Naval Operaupfon and lonjc Unip foe of thl install machinery.
letor In Texas— called on theater* "
ilrive
against
overweight tempi* lo warm j i p the cold war tloas, wftetber ha favors taking
AI
llayrs,
M
M
p
r«M
w
t
machinists, >
reliW
sanction the
f rr-w rr
trucks. The law undas which they p|(
egatu.
™ » ™d to
10 aanctlnn
' kl*« N l r j l only active battleship,
<iioy* but, it, **■ voted a.iyway Lj headed n machinists' delegation the romance., “ Slromholl.”
ale working provides a maximum
r.
* *• ■
,™.
the Mlsaouri. out of service. Thu
which
met
with
the
council
prior
the reat of the IB-man council.
Mighty Mo" spent the latter pert
As th, Hwrdish setre.s and th- « " « •>' *««»« ->*' «P ^ t°" d«T®, . !
‘
j l h "H "
to
the
Invitation,
declined
com
Hutcheson liven threatened to
Italian director worried over the 1° IHGLtlntting of mctdcnls and spreading of January perched on a Chesament
on
the
situation.
Ho
did
say,
pull his own union out of the A FI.
weakness of Ingrid’s now-horn
The five-day penalty woa Im-.nl illiquid lo create’ kn stlilicil- r ke Bay mud bank, from which
Rj
I# the machinists are taken hark however, thnt the machinists son, protests rose In vnilnti* pstl» posed on Norman T . Hlddlck of |v nrw ’Hrrlin problem'", It catted
wae prfdd off only after con
group
had
come
here
on
the
AFLV
without first settling Jurisdictional
of the nation against their conduct- Itade f’lty, Florida, arrested Jan. I
j i i Li i
siderable effort and expense.
Invitation
and
Is
willing
In
do
differences between the carpenters
Rossellini ha* been reported In B3 on busy Halllmore-Washington : ,h®.,ne.w
blockade a Isiry
Chairman Vinson (D-CJat of the
everything possible lo settle dif Rome aa admitting ho Is tin Houlevatd. Ho was driving V l s l c invented by western aulliortand machinists.
Armed Service* Committee has
ferences
ninl
rejoin
the
AFL.
Rut this threat, made several
child’s father. Miss llergman is trurkload of orange Juice for -tlci In cause trouble,
suggested that the Missouri lie put
"I bone that after we return, the still married to Ur. Peter Llnd-J the Pasco Packing Company.
times before by Hutcheson, was
|, ig-came known yesterday that In moth balls and an aircraft car
regaided ns a bluff by some of dsy will not be far away when the Mrom.
Magiatrate J. Ldwln Has) up of lh, West German government had rier or two ba sent to sea In Its
Ms A F L colleague*. At least the Clfl also will come Into the AFL,”
The Birmingham. Ala.. Protei ■avage, Mil.. Imposed the Jail , j , . , « , curtail steel shipments place.
“ We believe in n font ministers association voted to *®r,n
threat was disregarded hy the Hayes mtlil.
*’r . '.•{
, ifM ifnni the Ruhr to tho Soviet zona,
The Benate Agriculture Com
cminrll In going against Hutche united labor movement. Wr mold ask theaters to ban all film* i'< J
/’**F Uttls* attention to fine*. Tin. reason expected to be riven mittee completed its hearings on a
dud bit till with out common prob wtiich Miss Jleigniari appears *o ,
son ■ wishes.
.. v.^ .>"rn collecting 0 wholc l()p Kast Herman government la bill to Increase the allowable scHutcheson wanted the council to lems,"
Rossellini direr Is.
1 >"1 "f,
H «»u p said. "It Ithnt the Russian lone (a behind In reaga that can be planted to cot
rvtptlre the machinists to settle
A F L leaders have said nothing
At Memphis, Tenn., Ihr cllv
,0
v*fy
: ite grain ahlpments to West (ler- ton this year. It wilt begin discuss
their years-old dispute with the publicly here about the often-men roiintv censor said all her films J,
[' rJ‘‘ li, * ^10
**' many. Ilndoubterlly the Irritation ing details of the hill Thursday.
carpenters before an Invitation to tioned possibility nf an A FL mer would la? barred there If n f f l r h . l . . .
„
of the "Llttlo Blockade" of WestThe House has passed n measure
rrafflllnte was Issued.
ger with Ihn CIO. Rut some of ruled such action was legal.
An official of Ihn Pasco Comp- |„,und trucks affected the Weal’s which,
according to Its hackcis,
Instead, tlm rmrnril voted to Is them say privately the two big
Hep. It. K. Mount of Rig Spring, nny flaw hora from Florida In an <icci*loii.
sue the invitation after no days — labor organisations are cooperat Tax.. InlrmJuced a resolution it. 'H u rt to obtain the drivers re- Premier Qnorges Hldaull of would add 1,400,000 acres of cot
ton land to tha 21 ,000,000 previous
whether or not the squabble* are ing more closely now than ever thi- Texas legislature to ban I lea*".
Kih ik t Kceka approval of ihe n»- ly authorised, In lake rare of
Ironed nut by then.
before and the lime for a ne# "Slramboll" In Texas. The resold
I told him I'd make a trade tomal a■sumhi y for hia makeshift |,'„d
Vh|p c
« .s . Some
hardship
case*.
Some crltfcs'
critics cun-,
Even after rrcaMng the Invlla- merger effort may be nl hand. tion ren-uired Hollywood for ex- with him,” the magistrate M id government
tend the addition will run much
tlon the nine Moists will have to However, a great many basic dif plolllog the* movie and planning ”1 would give him the driver Ir
Mn»t Vmt\n ob»cirv«r(i t«i(l the
poll I heir membership on the re- ferences still exist.
t« if lease It "Ihn same day of the he would give me the man wtw new Rldatilt cabinet; without ‘ tha larger under the formula set up
affiliation Issue — hut everybody
.| Hociallsta who watkod out last
The council may wind up Its Illicit marriage.” Miss Bergman loaded that truck."
Concerned feel* that JAM mem- annual winter meet lag today ini Ihooitlllm have annminreil
week In disagreement uv«r pay
her* want To he heck In the AFL. Members plan to stay on to con they will be married as soon a-i
ment uf bonuses to low-paid w ork•InIs
divorced
from
Liiulslrom
—
eis, has hut small hups of long
This referendum Is expected to fer with Secretary of Labor Mau
take about three months.
nurlval.
rice Tobin, who Is due here to Rhe has filed suit In Mexico and
s*
M
i
i
u
i
i
«
t *t h
r
S
H
u
a
a
i
expects a decree nhoilt Feb. I ft.
The Hoclallsts, memhars of-ona
The 1AM quit the A F L five morrow,
SANK r.T
of France’s major partlas, wars
i t h u h t an. if
y « r» ntfo because of the dispule
A pica was Issued bv the coun Lllidstrorn has said he will Ignor T
h
s
following
prlrsa
reportsg
h
f
replaced hy five new members
with Hutcheson. Other Jurisdlc- cil yesterday for speeding up the the Mexican artlon and indlcaled
i -refer.* •>■' Iho Hanford Htals
Stonil fights with other A F L Truman Administration's “point lie would file his own suit In Ian Hu.
>1 nr a ei (or iirmlure soM lo T r u c k - from Bidaull'a own p a rty, tha
union* have developed since hut four” aid program to backward Angeles, where lie now liven with eln Mini lifsler s up In 4 I’, g . Catholic Popular Republican Move
Hr li. S. I Hull
ment (M IlP l and tha radical tothe machlnlsts-rerpenters feud Is countries. The council said In a their ll-vear.fdd daugldei Pin.
Tend* rare so, 11*11
The Albuqueioiie, N. M. oilnls- lo.io*
regarded as most serious.
statement that helping Improve
itiHdfil
>lu
ll|ir i* is •n o i iiilists, n model ale group.
This Is an argument over wheth the way of life of millions of peo lerlol alliance railed no cltlrens to llritos t.lirot II ii l lu r ll.T S ■ *. on Ilhlault w ill nut ask fur an out
|jnr I* no . i zr, right vole of confidence. He wdl
er the carpenter* or machinists ple In these countries Is the bed boycott "Btrombnll" tieenuse of (Olios, l-oli- llo
In n
lb Ii. I .7*' inn -eek endnrsemeiil fur hi* do I lev
what It rolled ’’glainorirlng and iHeels
should rrpiesent millwright* who way to combat Communism.
S5
-.i M. hm *
o" i.n lisa I *n
■eosatloMallsIng of adultery."
stHteiiinnt, which, If approved will
i - h OIihm*
m 1,0. c m
* .it
In Abilene, Tex., llo> hoard "I 1'll Ill'll M*.
be iniilainiinnt to a vole ot confi
''M orse I'flfMr
f*rt f i r s
censors asked exbibllots nol to
dence.
L io n H M i-e i
I'Hiilirbiwfr
<'it.
117.1
1
in
show "Htromboll." Minna f’lty, la.. ' "ll.'IOlliMs,
In Washington lawmakers exrrssed fear the delay of Britain
traallBaaa
r»m, ns.i |I Catholic* were 'asked to pass up
r t ’natlassa W a «
Khih v
llo
llsHl* 14 SO • V h l
llasl
flr
ed »m the m id iss si far as liam* cited Mr. Andrews as so (the film by Bishop Joseph Mullet '■*l»rv
In reportln fully to the F B I on
of what he called "eon- ' V ■l rI iir vM sii r n is a l.**r 11 l l ■ l . m the Klaus uchs ra*e may
muy snabls
teting bv without oppoiition was "outstanding freshman legislator." Iiecause
fugal
Infldcllly "
An
ludianije the U n ltI' him-h I '*rl 1* a la*r VI.21 - . 1 * 1 *»iinr suspects lo cxcatw
John
Kader
was
Inducted
a,,
u
concerned.
l
llo Hakts I Z M i - 1 . i l
I States'. T ill')- aid‘ tin
that until th*
meniher of the l.lona Cliih hj Hen r-haln nf sis Ihralers aimoum-ed It lo i r I'liiM
*
Twelve of Hie unopposed candi ry Witte, and received a cerflflcali- would not show Stronibnll. And I.*""lifiisra
Hrv l - ai k
f, A lliiii<h Justice depiiitm cnl retea.es
t* records on the British atomic
dates for re.election opposed tin- from .lack Morrison. Joe Barnes In Los Angeles. Ihe membeiship of
t 'r l
i1*|isi"liiia
sla* | 1 ID ■ Z. 1 1 Its
1 i-leiillst arrested Iasi week a* a
tales Ins. nine of them lavorr-il It. ineseiiled the Lion pin to Lion Ilia Trinllv Methoijiid Chnrrh voi ' i i i Iomh,
llrreo
I'll*. 10 ll I .7* •■""ispy, tho F B I may have to wait for
Floor Irudris on both sides of Kader. (hirsts Inti mini »d hy Her- al a resolution hsiuilng any movie Peas
the Issue got hy without opposi rntarv Morrison were Al Knoll, 'tarilng Mlsa llerguntii
IlH Il|il I i Ml S 11 im p o r ta n t lends.
1-7Ii N11« ll
The San Diego, Calif. Dally I'eppef*.
tion. Among them are Reps. Bry Jacksonville, and W. M. Iloug,
Fuchn la ladloved to have had
Knurv
Hn
llska 1* in 4 0* uccom pllcea In 'the United Hlalae
Jnlirnal
said
ll
wa*
withholding
ant uf Marlon, Buries of Polk. Ha Sanford. Cliff Allies prasldei|,.
Poldlora lied lilies
imhllralltm
of
an
Ingrid
Ib-rguiiio
ley of Hnrnsota and Nesmighl of
11. H I
lo 1,1. lisas 11 71 •I 11 iii handing on .atomic and hydro
romnnra serial hei-aiise of leader Itudlahen,
is Rusdkilk.
Wakulla who actively opposed the
gen (ninth secrets In .lh*
li
«
t
Mu
llvkla. 11.71 - | mi
protests.
levy and Reps. Andrews uf OrHums eh,
g j.■nga, Rrhuh of Pineallns, Hltupfellow
Ho llpr fl 75 - 1.00 . Bwniisr nf. World War II in
I C m i i i s m n . a *••* a * d
aen of Jeffoisoo and Mac William aisled
Turnips,
,
flation and .war diftrr^d mainthey wnti’l he "hlackjaeked” ■jfelwilHi Inns of cpal a day.
I'olple Top tins tlch. I .71 • I I I
vt Indian River who stood tip and Into hfrdlhg the Taft-llkrtley Art.
Nrgrly HO,tH*n worker* 111’ sleet Tnniatnea
ll'lnkst
,IP**
ippke far ft.
tirt ileprnillng unsltlv 11 00 •4 10
The' strikers ciln producf almut 2,- inHIn ani|, on 'rnllromfs were laid
A l l ) ! - M . i i f -is- i x. vlsiuna fur tleprv’(la^ltifi InadsqiiatO
IITH I'*
off In past loonlli* lieeniisrs "f the
Although a Republican In the —
Hus 14.25
at tho ware’ em(. 1 1
’ *''
Legislatin'' !■ a rarity, the minori
three-day work week ordird July nraoses
iiiiinaes.
ty parly will offer House enndidatos
I bv PresUlMlit John L. Lewis id
Teninln
1/2 tins 12 11
u
In Duval,. Unde, Lake, Pinellas,
hfow rill bonds Hay more thou- 'linpofru ll ,
Haturdav
Inn" an
line 11 75 - 1 40
Mai ket *t«.nly, ||« iii'h (id fair If
the United Mine Workers.
Kaiiisota.'drangu ami Marlon conn,lt «»o «»,* e-......
tma*
T a i n : r riiirii
1/1
Hot 1110-171 good lodav
'
Sands'
of
furloughs
me
In
tha
ties. Datle and Batasoln will have hint suffer- -In kill him. The slate
lleoelpts 7 116 paokesa* on T h a
O rdinary In Pslr unallty aelllng
cards.
Mrt ll FifFfl
nil! I*
Farmers
Marker less than prices uuoled.
,
M IAM I BEACH, Feb. 7, — (/P) — The way it all rlear for the
return of the big machinists union to the American Federation of Labor.
.
**‘ *
or I'*® month* but AFL leader* tsy they expect
the 600,000-member International Auociaiion of Machiniit* to be back
______
in the AF1. fold.
Vegetable Market
JA CK S O N V ILLE ,
reb.
1
—
t A H ) — T h * early New To rk mar_______ trulta
and
ket on Hlorlda
(i
s.io, * duaaa I , o o - l . l l , 10 do**
1 55-2 71.
xss
3.00-215.
PaacV.
1-1 dnson 4 10-5.05, 4 doson I sol
1.75. I duisn 1ST 1/1-1.00. |-|0
dosan 1.15.
Papparat
bushels,
C alifornia
tlroc-roll: calary cralea IS bu n
Wonders, small slss l o o - 111, foir
ches 4 11.
1.25-1.50.
Hsda
1.25-1.10.
Hlrawberrlaa; par pi., anma fair Duality
ctindHIon Il - l I , heat tnoellT .ye- tew (.11. other hullnosr t ype l.no.
tablss aa compiled by Ilia V n t•ral-Mtal* Marks! News Hervk-a
(prices lni-nmpl*t*)i
Cfltry cabbaasi wlrabound cslary
cratse 2.11-1.0(- raw lata asb-.a 100.
-x-i-a—raw 'xoir. • * * x u rotr.TTi, riTf
snap hsansi liuahals. Htrlnflsaa
lllai-k Valanllna* 4 00- 4.*u, fair 4.71, ordinary to fair Duality 2.00110. faw fair uuallty high aa 4 00.
I'Jsntlfuta fairly good Duality 1 75-4 00, boat 1 71.4 00. pnorar low
as 1 m
Lima ttsaiiai bualifla 4 10*4 all,
|H"ir*r -2 nn.i so
Cabhagei I 2/4 tioshal bolus.
Iinoieallc Hound 1.40-1 71. mostly
I 71. smallsr alia low aa 1.21, Had
2.10. bushels Had 2 71.
Cucumbarai . buphal* l o o -llo . or
dlnary lo fair Duality 2.00- 4.00.
largo sli* 2 00, plrkloa ». 00- 4.10.
Dandelion: boshola 1 ,10 , raw I 75.
I 1/2 bushel rraua 2 00- 2.25.
Kaeplant buahtls, fair lo good
uuallly and condition, auma ha-ilovar I.00- 2.5H. heal 2.25-150
Or
I
D uality
1.00-171. Hade
1.00-200,
Halianattsa luv. law 111. pooyar
1.10
Polatoaai
to-Lb
aick*
Bills
Trium phs, few holdovers, L’ sona
else A 171-100. fsw 1 11. else j
1 71-l.on. faw £ 11. uslwDB l mi-i • ,
tU d l s h i n M uuart ' r , « » h » l * r " l
1/2 dussn .10-100.
{
Hiiuasht hushals. Yello w Hlrsleht*'
nark. Irregular uuallly, some large
2 10-100.
hast
4 11-5.00,
Kalian
type, large 150-2.OO, 1/2 bushels,
small |o cisdlum else 110-1 So. poor
er 1.00
UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
Repair, remodel or ra -ro o f voiir
home now. L i t ua show you how
easy It Is under F I I A lilts No. I.
dow n— three
years
i.>
0!ndl*a chicory' bushels 2 110-5.50. N othing
few fine u n a llir >00- 5 21. poorsr pay. 71s - rra n ch Avenue. t*b. )I5
and small 1.12 1 / 2 - 1 . 10 .
m
W
,r
*
Kicarolei liuahals 117 1/2- 1.02
1/2. faw 1.15, poorer low aa 1.25
'.rt'O'-r: rnztsm cialaa, llomalna
few best 2.50-2 75. ponrar 40-t,M ,
Hlg
Oostnn,
i
duisn. ordinary
Id
(air onalliy l o . | n , boshala. 'a-v
2.50- 1.75.
'
Llmeai |/i bushel cartons. Hsr-
In the House hill.
Lawmakers were hemming irk
ed at the slow flow of detalli
from the British, on huw one of
their . too
scientists allegedly
sneaked U. 3. atomic secret* to
Russia.
State® Farmer!)
State Election!)
,;
tit i I
h
'.t Ii Ji
ifl Ik
l ■
»jtBgjj
m
« r * « P ta w J v t
Mqff-y
count It;a mo iifimltmttffl wjthmit opps.-lHfin
lin e am tho ............... . camll
dales by
’ counties In Henl.al Flurl'•Si
Brevaiil
t It "up 1, Rep. Roy F.
Rnbarts and William ll. Akrldgo.
(Irouti 2. Hep. ll. I - Btirlnn.
Lako— (Jrimp l, Hep. Tim Wel
ler and J. A Boyd: (irnup 2, 0.
E. Dunran, Rep. O. It. Ilothcux ami
J , Rtirham Reilly.
Marlon— (irnup I, Hop. U. Far
ris Bryant) (iropp 2. Rep. Marcus
Frank, Joe Allstm. Willard Ayres
And floorer W, Ryals.
UrangeN (Irnup L Hop. Charlaa
O, Andrews, Jr.i (irnup 2, Rap
Burton Thor rial, Harney Cohan
end Edward R. Kirkland.
R ceola— Rap. Irln Brunami.
tnam— Rep. Thninas B. Unw-
da End farmtr Rap. W. 8. Middle-
ton.
■•
t 81. Johna— (Irnup 1, H®P'
Challta F.. Rhapnard, M. A, Whoa411 and flonrga W, Connelly, Group
t. (tan. K. Charlaa.
..... ....................... ........ .
\l ,\
>«nf*
I IB*
*'Whnt nhr fll«l9 In
»l'o ml-Kiildi-d not.... that she
WM,,t
<‘,ffi.-r, 1was
nitiruer. h®'
u.
.. .. . said ('anil went lintit" and
Knur
got n gun, fired a practice shut
In ninkp Hum she could use It, than
picked up luu mother and wrnt
hack to Ktamfurd Hospital that
Autumn day. "A icn’t those all ra
tional acts, ladles and gentlemen?"
lie asked of tho Jury.
Then. Ram rnntimiad. Carol
smuggled the gun Into tha hospi
tal, waited until ths coast was
clear and carefully stood away
front her father so th* powdar
from her gun would not htirn Him.
"Aren’t those all oonaeloui, ra
tional acts, ladle* ami gent lament’
h« naked again.
,
After that, he went nn, ena
carefully laid down tho gun "it®
Went out to ask help from nniplUI
attaches.
"Isn’t that a perfectly con
scious, rational actT” Baur In-
wn,Jenin!
nur cists l e s s
m
T. Cobb, floorga H. Uoabil ana
F. F. Swlnillat flrout) 2. (Up. Jams*
tlonal arts, ladles and gentlem an r
ennselnua of what iha decided
Ton, yoqr tor, n d yoor
nrohlemo prw;tIwAyf huporttBt to a£
tiYe ru In bsiplM^i'to W t o j r o ii J b i
fliiMi motor «*n n d Uw Antol wm
•lbt« Mrvlai4. . * WfnUoto d n M
rnnka c«r yo^BN driviaf nows
C«U on w «dm jro« v n t ‘
in U m U d w t a 4
M
u
. T. IM P
n
m
i s
�fcgfS
1TWEJ■TrMV^’
W
lon.tof
#
■
HV_/S 1'.'*?*:.* .
•* * •
la U n ity T h e m b H lrgogih —
m i. wbAniii.it
To Protect th# Pssc* of Iho World;
T o Promote Iho Fiofttsu of America.
To Erodtic* Prooporlir for Sauford.
Clear i. paiilc cloudy and •.niid
D
a
n
AN
VO LU M E XXXX1
EtiU b iU h ad 1908
f
o
r
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
SA N FO RD , F l 5 B B
a
t
!
I
t
m
t
tJ.r^.ukti thunJay Gentis to moJtrats north l.i iiiirtheeit wt:iJ»
becoming moderate northeast iu«
night arid Thurtday.
l
N EW SPA PER
AtMociaietl P re ss Leased W ire
T \ V E D N E 8 D A Y F E U . 8. 1950
N o . 123
A cheaonSaysN o House Advises^Cfc^^edrry Wrapping---- Senatenfold Lewis: Operators
* "
*
Machine Shown To Produce Men
Slice
In
F
unds
Ol
TO-Atofflic Peace
fAtomGroup
BombTooSoon AfterHarsh Words
Move W ith Russia O
10 Percent Cm For
Secretary Of State p
• •
ras
Not In Favor Of LO m m iSSlO n lO
Appeasement With | n r |,r J <, W nm M I
Reds Over H-bomb , n c i i a e W O m eil
*
AEC Follows Rec
ommendation
Of
V A
On Jury List
W ASHINGTON. Feb. 0 - </P>SfcteUry of State Ariirton today
ruled out any new ovetiotri lu
P u rc h a s e
Of Florida
Ruiiia un inteiitaliunal control of
Fast C o a s t Prop
atomic weapon*, including the by drogrn lupcr-bomh
erty Recommended
Acheron alio laid (he Unilrd
Slate* ihoiild avoid wlial hr tailed
•elf reproach ill connection with
_ atomic weapon* H r raid tin* niiglil
^parity#* American acliun m drvcfup.ua a lining A llirliLjli puiuv
I hr Itoanl of County Commit-•"imu yrslridav dri idrd to pul in
dir |UIV box llir nainri of 18 women who hid inpirstrd irtvicri on
uniri, 0 , I* I Irindoii, county clerk.
The ircrctary’i temaiki weir ■immiintrd lint innimng.
made in a new* confeience d ittu r-,
meeting in llir neat tuluir in
tion of U. S. policy
I blando with l oininitnuiiflt of OrH r told newimcn that il thu ■*ngr and Ori rola roundel irlalive
counliy can trarli id goal of woild to putchair of a poition of the
peace by llie pincers of agreement abandoned light ol way of the
lhal will lie the bnt way to do il I lotida ta il Cnait blanch line wai
— "But," he added, "Four yean ol •In ulrd upon.
“ dying liavr hitiiigtil u> to the irali
I hr hid ol llir Manly Jail work*
ration that it not poiiible."
lui repair- .imf irpljcementr al the
Achnon *puke ihrectly In cum- < ounly till wat ju rp te d Purchase
nienttng on recent Senate *preche« m i aiilhon/rd of a caili irg n lri
hv Clialiniun McMahon t n-Conn. I and ad,liny mat lour for llir coun
of tlier Congressional Atomic En
ergy Commls-iori and Chairman ty Jnilgr'i office.
Tydlng* l II-Mil. a of tlie Smalt'
M C lliigan, surveyor, was illArmed Service* Committee.
, n-rled to prepare plain of all mads
McMahon proponed u five-year. ] which Imve liven taken over and
|fi<l,h(i<i,IMIh.h(lh American crusade are inainlallied by the County.
H fur peace, including Inlrrnadonal I hr1'* will lie filed an public reccontrol of atomic energy. Tviiliurn "id*,
.Mm. Eleanor Itavennl protested
urged that I'jetldm'lt Tionm n cull
a world conference fur dhnrrim iu-1 inn of I be County Welfare
Hoard in denying a welfare card
ment.
Cornel nliig
lliene
proposal*, for medical treatment tu u woman
Achetun mi id the way to move win. had nuffered llijurlen and a
toward the goal of woild peace broken nrm due tu two falla. The
la to develop area* of strength III Hoard, utter conferring with Mr*.
tha world, lie nald lid* taken a Ahhy Hoyd, welfare director, ruled
Budget
WASHINGTON. F r l
Sl i ce
8
i.Ti
A 10 pel cent cut in einrigriuy
fund* fui the Aloiiu, Lnrigy lo in minion and llir Velrian* Adminirtialion we* iccuininriided today by
the Home Appiopiiaimnt l onnmtler
11 ill m appiovuiit an
'iiiioIhi*
$72.MHS,‘i(KI money loll lot II,uur
acliun later lln* week, llir ,,,11110 I
ire iaid the cull would mil mlri
frte wilh thr opriationy of rilhei
of ihr Iwo big agriictri Nour uf
the A tX fund* wal raimaiked toi
wink on the hydingrn bumti ,om
lliillec mcinbru laid
The inunev 11 foi uie doling llir
irmaining nuinthi ot 1he I ‘**>0 In
ca I yeai ending June Ml. lhe iejMilal 1051 budget-. id lhe agent tea
irrriving the cm rigniry finencing
lie lo hr included ill an in nail ap
piopilaliull lull now I,ring ptrpii
rd iiy the coinimllrr
The Atomic I iingy l unmiiwum
aiked lol $87.tAl).IHHl in new ,"ii
t in t authoidy lhe toniiiiilter ie
rnminendtd t7H,8ti‘i,tl(MI
The
Velerann Aduilntnlrtll'in
wantvil lH0tt.4MMt.tMit* wud wat
luted »720.IHm,O0»l.
The full amount of *mn OtM* ic
■Itiealed by the Indian Hnn-au bn
the welfare id Indian- won :ip
1,roved, bul SI2.:tll6.lHiO -might by
I b,• Tcnnenncc Valley Authority
wan trimmed lu U.dH2,MM)
Coiiiniiltce meinlier mild private
ly the pattern of eutlimt all limni-y remieal* l*V » l<> per rent may
( ( H i i l H i i a . vaa« ■!■>
calm, steady, peralatml American that ibe lady wan not eligible at
IteailaaiA u « f a a* T e a l
foreign policy. Thl* In mote iniportent now lhan ever before,
• Achi»nn talrt.
•Alter Ida Infonpal . reinarki,
'from notei, Acheson granted per.
1 treallauid (la raee Ttsal
M A R C H
ITrinonrlritifffVirie ycilenliy ol T new inathme, inycnled ami built
by (, C. Hmack. which swiftly wiap* and trail indindual tialks of
telety III tigltfly ttirlched pliofilm ended the kern inleiril ol leadina
S.inlool and Oyirdo gruwrti and ilupprit.
I he iiuthiur can wrap 50 to 75 Mall* ol ,rlriv. a uunulr. ,11 one
to Iwo carload* on an rig.it hour ihdl
Fire turn air iei)unrd tu man l'* u r n i c r l l i i i l i C o u r t
lhe uiachmr; Iwo In place the ttalk* 011 a conveyor Irrilrr hell, one to
Justice
Sees
Need
■ipernle tlie eleelneal iwitehea, and4
Foi Atlantic U n io n
iwo In 011I0H1I 1be wrapped celery.
The pliofilm. In Hied lo seal It,
I'’n i"
Inc., tV
A*. A t o m S a f e g u a r d
I* wlrelelicil lo une tenth of the ■ Mbilebeud, due Atarello, Stale
thlekn.':..... f H I,„|,inn bait, and ,, " ' k'!
owmh An,lei-oil.
perniil* the te-piralorv action ,u,u ,v ^geru C. It. Ilayyauu, Dr
needed for piervi*allon, iaid Lae
"
Hupreehl of the Central
M Han,I,................ . Ml. Dora, a
» ‘ I'erlinenl Station. Orie
former Hanford grower, who I*! 'J i *h,‘,»,». adliiililitrallnn officer
aeaiH’iHlrd with Mr llnwaek In pro
"*
rodiieliuii ami Maikrtme
milting lln- niHiiilfaiTur* and tale ' ,l»i*un-1■ain.ii C M D A , .1 K
of llie mai bine,
l».‘k«.in lea II l.e-bei and Zvli
It nr Iif f
Motitb. of cai ei ill planning and
t oiiiinerilmg upon llie allractive
binldine weni Into llie project appeal lin e ,,f the wrapped eeleiy,
•ml Mi M,..ack, already the lU
I Whileliead deelaied llial llie
'•“ l"i
1 tic-re,‘ lid eitiua wrap "" i ippiiiy
-bool,| in,'ie.'i>e •aleabllb
nia, liine,, wa, ai'iited by Hy of tbe eidi'rv a« well a-, alii In
• Iii 1nice Snyder, uiachinllt and I'll, eiVine M M Kolb, n eelen
Mai mu Iliey,. helper al lhe tnd- iniiel flu ni I Til,'ago ei|irewaed
, bine 1flop in ,lo IV, taka Uuifit- unieb inlei e-1 in tbe new produel
III yr
bdm I huts comnieulrd ni, the ul
Among lb„«e win, wilneooed lhe 11aeliveue-, of the wmppiug
droiniiil 1al i„n wrie J. C llutchlI hr iiu.lnne ,-au n,u only wiap
•on. dobii Ibida and Dai id Karlf of - lei >, Iml Clone,e cabbage plain
[be Hilda "igannation in Slavla, , ibbage and many other vrge
II 1 lift/el and I ddir Meycrt of iai,|e* and Ituil*
Churchill Hits
Boy Scouts Give
Labor Pa r t y In Demonstration
Election Speech For Kiwunians
ft‘ i
( ’li.iifc s
R egime
Is
Attlee
‘ I .yi i i K*
Tm u|>
No.
S c u m iii| *
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Slm ws
h
I i u i Is
l.u iu he u n Ciimiir
W A S H I N G T O N , Feb «
- A 20th birthilay party
for
S ta tio n s
$104 T o
P o lio
G iv e
D r iv e
The regional fund meeting at
Tampa on Jan. 23 waa attended hy
Mr. ami Mrs. Voile A. Williams,
Jr,, ami Mrs. Ethel Gel liter. Hie
president of the American Na
tional Red Croaa, General George
O, Marshall, gave tha chief ad
dress. Mr. WNIIama, 1060 Fund
Chairman for Seminole County,
reported that the panal discussion
and the General'* speech were
tmth very Inspirational and In
formative.
A total of 9104.60 wai drrrlved
for tha March of Dlniei whan the
gaiolina daalen in Hanford confribbutad one cant from each gallon
of gaaollno aold on Jan. 61 to the
drive, Tha varlnua atatlona parti
cipating were .Smith's Harvica CanM tar, Raiaininar Amoco Harvlce
• Station, Charrlo Pur# till Station,
Parramor* Station, Market Sarvlea Station, Odlram Motor*, Markat
Terminal, Bauman'a Station, R, N.
J. Garage, Partla’a Atlantic Sta
tion, A. W. Odhara Sinclair Sta
All registered city voters who
tion and Brown’* Standard Sarvlca havo bean voting In prior munici
Station,
pal elections a n quuiflad to vote
Alio Al'a Sunoco Sarvlca Station, on tha franchise reftrendum on
Feb. 81, and tha stadium raftrendum on Mar. t, H. N. Baysr, city
neo Sarvlca Station,
Bannatl’i dark, announced this morning,
* V
,8*rvtc« Station, Owan'a
Ha warnad those not now regis
Qulf Sarvlca Station, Rotundo Am- tered at th* City Hall, however,
m o Sarvlca Station, Oallowar'a that registration book# will only
Standard Sarvlca Station, Jonta’ bo open until 6.-00 F.lf., Friday,
for thosa wishing to vote on tha
fraaehlao referendum. Tlw books
Sarvlca Station, Crawford Amoco will remain open through Fab. 84
Sm lca Station and Galloway'# for thoM desiring to vote on tha
Spar Station.
atadlpnl project
City Voter* Warned
To Register Soon
< NAVY D fST A N C l T R Y
, SAN JO SE, Calif.. Fab. 6-MP)
—A carrlar-launahad Navy Naptuno plana Making a naw alatanco
racord wa* raportad naarlng It#
wua goaf early today.
Tha >U m . carrying ala non
* eommawdod by Credr. Thomaa
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lit**
ii t«,•Ii 1111 Id HIT It lull I III in Ml f I**' S(»l IHK
itf
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•|i lil
H»l-* ii
till l> Ilk
Huillit It'•V41l**'ll*
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Il iillHlIi tiiiiiutiii ' tl In* I I ill
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IliltI tu,*,H :il* iluiiik,
\ IMiii 111.«I
ilrIII!Minii(iflull
ul
hiM Aid and 4itllu.il irijuiAhtHi
n |, givrn by mrinbri* ot Hoy H, out
I mop No. i'l at I In* Hireling d
Kiwaini today llie troop » c Ini
1 lion lull nude llir cliargg in by Kobnl l ippincoll. ilo lin l no,it
a pol,In al rprrih at hr brgtn • Mimuuiiluiiei. t). K. i 'll bail
twmg aioinid lhe kingdmti to pain ihtige al llir ptogiam.
inppojl loi thr Jorirt yyliu Imp* to
Roy Si unit paitii:ipalu>H m llir
IH-hiKl- * ii M In 11 u*ih| |uM Initi
" I \ i*| \ I hm I y
k i io tl *
fiif in ••rim
I Kiiiui iv1ml
\ h»* ic ig *i'iii* •ui» slu %%11Ii ttvlinit h I
i I uN lldtivd
nn faai
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a
U. It COM PARED T O NASlfl
LONDON, Feb. §--(*• )--Mos
cow Radio, commenting on Preoi
dent Truman’a decision to make
the hydrogen super bomb, said to
day the United I late* la fallow
ing "the path pursued by the van
quished Naan.
At the some time, however, the
broadcast In English baaed hart
m ate of tha aoasUriilty «T ------ompotltlou* bs*i
betwoog ta* gofolmnnpftltlon*
vtst and Capitalist
s
w wes
w fftJsr
gagj^*
— v vev^ve^me w—p
to aMF .tig
Wirm, Dry Weather To Lessen
Early Florida Crop Yield
f
lr * h i *t HI All
ll ie
I’ iiirl •ll IIn' I r lir .f J IIIIrfl.’CliiPal oi.uM t f i( %i Iit,I nt Hut (ii
llnrr Igmii*
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Armed Koldim
Grab $ 1311,000
jifi II >|' Uldtc lied
, 1,1,mil.
Ml,!Mit ■' tun
h ut kl<p. t x l , lr
ih*1 f i ' h ' l l l it I**
m in, iplc- involved We ,n- m iiil
oig >'ii l ( U '» l t , lack ot chgiln'ei
me Kill Mil l iih Ui Mt ml Ktiu'v11*iv*
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lliitut.1111v lh,ll
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m ill
tu ■11•r i
A*11Vfrtl If* .u til ) 'ii i ii*
IUA* III III f Hi liu * \ l i < • I lit*i
l l l . l o - I , l ' l l l « t ,,
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Rnl I I I* •Jill
1•11•*t n «
hi ,tl p'li 11ul
it liM-t <iii|i:ifi\ •tl|l 11uiint ' i*<niMI)'J,, t, i
I*11• i iiutltu u l- I,, flu* \1tnlmr t :in
klk J*‘klI' It1(11111’(il
t il I i f Itlulil^ tr.;4fJ to-
still in il
lull fit
< \KDIN Wale,. | rli.
(7P>
I iiliirn ally r I r a ,1 r I WlllltOU
"'in lull t Inner,I lhe Labor Fatly
today wilh ilrhhrialr lying to will
yole, m the I eh 71 rlriltuti.
Weit Hide Heboid
1 24.22
Mi t,d| .uuioiiui rd lli.it
the
ITane for the Red Drn*« drive, mother id two ended eerlv tmlac bnunie* as goud at the truth*
it F, f’uojier
irm which will open March I, were pre- when -die we* killed bv e .l«n«n«*>
Aitl-r i*,lur lu speak today in program wat guru >„ ioriimrui-ni
6.mt ■•'„ted at lhe meeting Tuesday In,voiiel thrust through a liattnooii'
Nick C’unsiFintiiia
, ,,
,
'
. . ... .
.
Maryutvi L. ftavU
2.011 morning of the .Seminole County dnortiv her bu-hsml
, " l.'*, 1 “ he ......
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..........
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Cflffuid McKibldn
6.0U Chapter ,,f (be American Red
n„. victim. Mr* Mavlrtss Its mein r* ln< auliupnlille lorn olllirl|biy 'yiiiul moveuirnl
III tin I 'ml
II. N. Hayei
1 00 Ct„s! at tbe Tourist Ceiltri Judge ii,cv. died with her head emitted umiiliv to mint vole* lol tlw I a rt| Slalrt
Ii. ,H. Nickersuu
1 Ot) I)„ iik I<*» Mien.trout pteslded
in the lap <>f a ?|!tuol^ Bd.di!h
“ Kiwanh, stand* HMi pci cctii mn. a. k . aian
l.oo
Cuinmlttcva of workcrv have „'r hu*ban,l. FredartcW Randn nh (
„ ,sM-, ,M' e *"'en 1,1 I"’" " |ljll(|
tlll |lliv ........ .......
John Gillun
1.011 been active In securing solicitors
Harney
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JM
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lo
v
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si.re.
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.....
H a r m a n deelaii'd a« to
E. El. Joliiisun
1.00 for every eumiminity In the Cmiii' living room floor „f their marl
...... fn( # ^
1)1)(Hl)}K ,,
„ r p|uriPl
,.v..n ....
1.00 ly. It was reported. Thin year, for ment.
Anonymiiu*
Hi* ( iai■llff toolliall field, th,’ ,
in Heuniiole ('ounly a ctmnc,- i
1 Otl llie fiisl lime, the Negro citDelia
Ellen liny
A murder charge ha* been pie
New •emd
Hare W. Kasterhy
1.00 have tlielr own planning commit fcrrwil again*! Ramey, who ws* vrai "Id i niiseivallve leader "It loin tbe innvrmi'lil
Rosa Kutiinilo
1.00 tee, unit are making their own discharged last Frld*v from the ■•red a puliil by point rebuttal T troops ale being iirgaiil*i‘d tii'le
I alnn cli,mis wblcli lie said -li t lie levealed, ami plan* aie being
Ctty Worker*
4.04 eanlaets throughout tha area.
Armv at Camp bee, Va.
lint Jibe with llie facts,
made In oigaill/e ail "eiphuei
Houlh Hide Schoul
120.IK)
Activities of Ilia Chapter this
Hamcv served In the t'srtftc
t'ImlcI,111 said tlie baliorlles and groii|i of 40 buys, with bdili I'lei
Pollca Department
7.00 month Included 17 wnrkars making ihiring the last war and it waHal leu Electric
2.00 layettes fur local distribution, giv there that ha picked un a «'* coal fo ld t ’"Oimoulsls ‘V ouII iiim I soli u s hCoulliiaslel, ussi-ti d by
Randall Electric
6.00 ing a lota] of 112 hour* of work on caliber Japane** rtfl* with a 16 ly spread llie Ntory" he senl troop : Heiinau K. Morris.
lo si..... down th* Kliouda Vallr,
He pointed out tbe slitve-s "I
Haynes' Office Machine Co
6.00 this production program. Mr*. II. tin'h havunet attached.
piuie sinkers in Wale* when i" Troop No. 'll, sponsored by tbe
i.. Twyniaii
6.00 Wayiie Rucker, production chair
i'oltce hsId Rsntcy tnbl them was Ib'ine Heeretarv In tutu ID First Methodist ('lullch and -ant
Mrs. Mliinlti Odhain
1.00 man, expressed her appreciation that when hi* wife went Into the
lhal tbe .layrees plan lo organi/i'
too for the splendid response from bathroom he thought she wa- go , ulb d i tn- a "cruel Ila."
Mr*. Tlftun
rhtiiilull said the fact was tloii a troop
"Every mail who hui
Ksnfnrd Haidware Co.’
1.00 these worker*.
in» to ret into an argument there
((‘HRlttiHvA (rd f a it Hid'
•i Mgilntw,)
■^we# »* ••
Williami F lx -lt atmp
1.00
Mrs. Kvarue Robb reported that wilh one of the women gue-t* who
II. W. Goods peed •
2.00 the .luniur Red Cross represents hail been drinking.
W. E, Yarn
I I HI tlve, Mia* Jennie Hamiiny from
When he heat on th* door end
C. R. Junes
1.00 the Atlanta headquarter*, recent got no response, pollen said. It*
L. A. Baker, Hr.
2.00. ly visited four schools In Hanfurd mey took th* souvenir rifle amt
R. W . Barnes
UK) and in the County to preaent the rammed th# havonot through tbe
T . O. Ray ...........................
1.00 information nn .luninr activities.
door panel.
It penetrated hi*
F illin g
llir
*U\ kviui ii .hi | hit | | it And
ihf ' j ri tl i» ih i *iif r/iurul Ik liiivami il i r *Ii
Ii •t
ul lhe
( atil I' |ntofl‘
llit« uiltmi utiitUl hr u» poktri i
tfll r* *4tioiliu ill) I |Mi|llK4hv Alul II ,i ■
Birthday Party
CeiiHUH Bureau To
mtii the pi m il | labor gu*rriinitnt-> giugjain weir Nolliy Name K m
Red Cross Drive- Ends in Death Of Hr drclsifd that Ptime Mim*tet fivlk Uulrhm* Gihum B ilr v l.diiy Study Applicants
Iriurnl Aider's folluwet* have Ptikei mil I bib t'laik
la m
Young Mother ‘adopted
In Sanford Area
For Crew Leaders
a Na/l C'oinmumil puli P.,,kri pmrd a* llir vi. tun" ol
*iplr llial d an uliliuth n lolil ai.nlrnl* and Jmwuiug Kruurth
Starts March 1
.»
often ruuligb ami widely enough it !RutiLitt* told ol iioill rtp e ru c r-
O K D IM E S
By Ju ry
W ASHING I O N . I d , ft <A’ > ~
I 01uir 1 vupiruir l 0111I J ml ire
(h iru | Kobrits lol,I Srualolt lo
I
||,„ |(u, , u lo b rd llir *eciel
I . ,
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.
.
id llir jiomn boiuli limn tom In
m m yean r ub, i ihm lln- gny
riuineni Ibid llioughl poinlilr
If■ilir11 told .t ’irii.Ur lu irlg ll
ttil.il,,<ii* hidn onniollrr llial III
l ‘Mr i , .tlniirl mriubri luld him
llir ltii>,i.tn, could mil make i
bomb "bn liom irvrn lo 10 yraii
1hr iclnril JIIIOI algunl ihdl
dryrlopuinil of lln Indiogru bomb
l,a> nia'e d iinpei tin r dial the
I billed ‘''air* l*«»l * nnnrmrul loI, ii,l a tr.lciil mi.mi ot llir Al-
|i| Lt|I*i I
W . n t i m e l*i i n i r M i n i s -
A c t i n i M t 'd
l.cwis (.'.til-, Operai**» ‘I t i f By Flic
l It'»I , U n i Mi-1*|—
ini' I’iid'. In iV.ire
ii, Aftsin l.y 11-1 * PHFHS
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lit I I-tv I lii c ling ilio 2u.odd
•luting iii ills i - lo i r-ume wort,
t, ii.poi at dy is soon i- po»*lbl*.
11 |n| M \ All* I rl M 4,1*1
I,, t'ltlsbuiifb l',n!i|i Mima/,
J * II IMHfll Ik l'li/I * C!%t|jrJ ly |||l
trill ot ll.i ' 11• ’*11,1 ot iho
4jt f'l |||4ie*J tl
i„ a.ii,ICOC> u'vt ,vorb* i s' I'leyin announced
Inil iMu*nhuMii
itlfl 4 i J 11ill if I|ulJii|f ul llir B iol 11*•< In* Kikt
ptUU ill'll (
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t- m i
. ll" '< t I..I. Ci I, • Oil Mill ' I •*4* •la* tr 9111*1 Hu* *•“•1 'P^ra*
$MM) U l
S .1, . l l i r ,
yppli.'suts for llie p.'-itnot
II II ill" il till. * i oil
n I lli,
i'l p w li'.'nlei III Itie 17Ui ll. .'.'lim it 11
Ol I .11
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i eii-o- 1 In' ciiinlili'teil in tp iii "iril I i do III,.,o
■He now I'Hlng received In I tie ,1* I I HI, .ten,mon ,h .,,i
ol ill. , t ti
I'■lido lie 11 let office ol iti" t 1 1
till, si- , llir I -111 ll . I I',' I
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lot tin' ioti>
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wolnn tlw I'i counties. Mi ttoei"
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iirdiiiate*, m aking and ini* Miiu>
report* of average difficult ( , nu t
b'lridllng related asilgiiiiicuin
In
gi'iierat, an applicant's iiv u ril
••aiierlenc* iiiiih I khow satml acini i
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p irf o r m a n c * in in cre a-ini’ h
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cation m a y be counted iii pail in III Ihl* 1111*1"' ’ I'lYllikf **f )l»*| •
rtuUllll'rl I’tllirtl, |it IIUU'il ts*■I*d% I
lieu of experience.
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II
Mill
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lltll' l»*l <h Ill-!eM Ih»* hll|t*ll<**
wife’s chest.
Him crmtuft hi ^ I'HtiAhtgCutfil ami
The couple's two children. Virgil
OHI.ANDO, Feb. 8. — (/I1) - One of lhe waimril, sfrieal Jaiiu ciftes that tha applicant'- previmt- iHhli 44)4 fI tkill ( lu* unit'll ll| III I I Util imlilull'llt l» tI*i (full i'll
Randolph, 1, and Helen Marie, 1,
“‘Mill gkitfl i r « H % H i 1 »|tiiifily i f
ary'i un tecoid it going to biing ipiing ctopa in earlier in FlomU Imt "iiiptoymenl and aasoclailun- run-, I i I h I
war* asleep In a bedroom.
lilt* if I1 Vt'l V II |it hhjli'tf,
Vk11it1 'Hilt* 11 tl net
Mill
illl'fttllitJN
**fO
tie uf such a nature that ilies’ will
iomr will be a little ihoH.
I*IIIfH1|‘JH)I"V ill’i'tnll V , U I* hi uniteMnI tSil hmg A14",I h 111,1.1,
pteade.i
Hie U. S. Department of Aitiicultuie experiment •talimi in its fact Ittat* obtaining
M e rc h a n ts G ro u p T o
“ Vet
we as Negiue* .ire ‘ ill)
from respondent*. Census lluieiiu need I'l-, mvlil Iiy rr |ui \ I 12
crop newi lepn.t at of Feb. I taul tbe warm-dry lundihuiit bad been
li.iu no being ' sublet'! tu 'ill winds
H o l d A n n u a l D i n n e r geueisl during (lit wintar; that spnug planting hat been earlier ami employes ar# sworn tu eeciecv I'U'enland are punishalde by law fm re
Hbe -pent tier fust melit il Hid w'uie* f law, In** tint life
if there it nn cold harvetls will be "exceptionally early."
vealtug confidential irifurmalliin b.imc in .......
Rtanifmd unci mid were m • uni immune .it tin:
The Annual Merchant* Associa
be sliiU lu'i fitllmr, police sergeant m enial bull weevil' H u t ,'ul lltu
A
moisture
shurtage
exist
tint
beyond
this
care
is
exeiclieil,
tion Dinner Mealing for tha pur
Ii craw l lui > i Im In-lu nut blond uf
-!«w «y . In tbl* aertiun but . p„„r In employ only persons wli„ him 1 ml I'nvlii. last .‘lent
pose uf electing new directors and
ill l ac- s. r u i a l ul' r i g g e d
publie
confidence.
1,1
(;il,mf,"'d
H"«|nt>‘
l
the
lower
east
cuaat
and
th#
Eve,
J
tma(1(|
I.
4
.,,,Bi„B
cunstderabie
officer* will be held at the May"W u as Negnuls have i lung
illi, Giid," the atlraclivc s u
glade*,
necessitating
Irrigation
X
n
Z
L
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n
l
uf
.h*
wTntir
c
b
fair inn, tomorrow al 7:00 P.M.
l -ul i’ll I -.itilied a* site broke dow n way In gu amt bafni,, »,■ get tu
wliere
pnsHilde;
but
where
thl*
Ibag#
crop.
F a m ily M ilk C o w h
Tickets are being circulated by
■il tin- (I'ldli't Him was Ileai cmn- i,Ur g "«l w.■ will tiavc ul stop
"In the Pomp*no section, emp
John Ivey and all directors. Res nut piisnlble, tbe report laid, crop:,
try in g lu .lies* like |uim v ur
(del*- ci'll'ilMC
probably
will
be
ehortar.
T
o
B
e
G
i
v
e
n
T
l
'
m
I
h
ire still showing the effects of
ervations must b« made by noon
M il
albirliev. D’rvtil tiidelelii, . Ill gust w H Will l i 'v r In slop
Crops
anmaking
fair
progress
..
, the extremely heavy rain* of lati
tomorrow.
I,'lined tlie venlict "]u»l ••ml fair', Irvin g I" I,iii film -■111.<111. 11■11 * tu
decuralr ilm Inuilevards whits* wn
Veterinarian* representing the blit' iilili'il
Tha program for th* evening r r t J S
Vx' ' . Decamber and the recovery has
aactlon with the |,„i been aai good a*
aa was
waa generally Htate Live Stock Ranilary liusnl
ravolves around two aublect* —
“Till* i- iiu precedent fur « nre fuived tn livrn in financial a l
Ilastinga
potato
crop
pleated
and
ley
I X peeled
New plantings of snap will lest family milk cow* and
tha terminal project and tha stad
kilting, III my npinloti."
winter cabbage harvesting already loans ami squish, were fairly •malt beef herd* in Heminnle niercy
"W r
liiutl
snip luafilig and
ium project.
lie su lit llm casu was tried sukdy
active.
heavy In thla seetton during must County fur tuherculusl* starting "ii (lie Issue uf whether Carol was -weai'ing uii tlm atrsuts, stop
Mayor Andrew Carreway will
In the Hanford section, the cun- of January.
wages
sway,
Monday and continuing through insane *1 llm time of the shunting ihruwiiig weekly
•peak in favor of the terminal,
warm weather haa material
the week, County Agent C R
RtHle's slimllay Lurlll W tVillls -tu p talking luiiil .-iuii letting uur
2 hilt Commissioner Rendell Chase llnued
“The
winter
tomato
crop
in
declined lu see newsmen. He sulil -w e t* , -tup w i hi mg d u ly cluthes
III speek In opposition to thin pro ly lowered the yield proepect* on Dade and south Broward counties Dawson announced today.
n
the maturing celery crop which
Cow* will also be tested for nut word diet be had no comment lur livening dress, stup lolling uur
ject.
•
hows
considerable
irregularity
Tbe Jury deliberated fuur hours rhlldreii go dingy and dirty and
Julian Stenatrom will iMak In Is now In it* peak period of pro with the overall prospects at this Hang’s disease, and any animal
over *lx months of xge may lie ami fd minutes before foreman -to n Insulling Linescorled wunicn.
favor of tbe stadium, whfla Bam duction.
time
helow
normal.
Th*
heavy
"Htrawberriaa have reached their
"Our children slum Id nut bo
Judith Memharil, 62, announced
tfitcd.
Martina will apeak In opposition
peak uf production In tho Plant raina and high winds damaged the
There la no charge for thin serv Hit- verdict. Tli* trial tatted two neglected because they are Nagto thla projact.
early
plantings
rather
badly,
lulls. Uur women should imt ba
•Pnng crop# are
Tha program I* designed lo bo City area and spring
“The Dad# County potato crop ice, Mr. Dawson pointed nut, amt weeks
being actively eaoded ur transuntidy |ust liacaus# ilmi are color
Informative and instructive.
since there I* a definite health bar
it
generally
making
excellent
planted to tho
tha field throughout
ed and nn man should lie dumb
IIOI'F. C A C H E FOUN D
•rd In keeping milk cow* that
growth,
but
yields
are
not
ex
most of tha Central Florida sec
NEW YORK, Feb. H — (/il — lull because he Is dark
JIM M IU IO N E IN MOOR
peeled to bo at good a* those ob have not been tested for TB,
W AS H IN G TO N , Feb. I — (*>) tions.
cattle end dairyman am urged to A cacti* of narcotics worth $ V
tained
last
year.
"In the Manatao-Ruskln sectiim,
juo.oau v-a» -d ie d lift nUl.t
T U I’ WR4THRR
— Already swamped, by *£§•■
"Planting of watermelons has txl.s advantage uf the Offer.
— part of it In a telephone bonlh
Iho government will aoatfiiu* harvesting of tender early winter progreeaed
aa
far
north
aa
the
tn the Hotel McAlpin where it
through March to support tha crape is nearing completion and
MISSOURI Q U A K E
JACKSO N VILLE, Feb i — OP)-*
prices tho farm** goto for egg* prospects for loafy crops auch an Gainesville arse with some late
LEB AN O N , Mo., Feb.
- - allegedly had been left for a .Station
seeding
still
being
done
in
th*
lettuce,
cauliflower,
cabbage, Dmc
brocat 86 ean-a a doaen.
•
*••“ *•* »■«••««■
w , tannage,
An aarth shook jolted tbl* *oulii customer by peddlor*.
Atlanta
~
“Department of A vri^H u r* coll,
Tho
*', and eacarole have been
MMHlow Leesburg tree."
the hiK mm. M»ii t,.*i s r m n iiu-tvlf
I'cntra) M I i k k ;! city for nunThe report snid Texas condi than 10 aeconda early today.
announced yoatnday that It aI#qF, .r *a
ttM conitauoua warm wea
wars revsaled early today by Burbank
tions in the past two waelu have
wtU maiatala ita price* far f t S I ,h*L.
The tremor, occuring about 6:36 police and fsdsral agents.
Chicago
egg* at M cents a pound.
'Th # young tomato crop in th* been unfavorable for winter vego- A. M. shook beda and furniture
The prlsonsra wars linked with Galvaston
and set light Haturci twinging. a dope ring that haa been trail New Orltans
aim deportment now «wna J w * . I *
gencrallr In tiblaa.
In California, conditions were
I1M400JIM
worth
of egg* It the thinning
atate and U making
Residents reported the shock ed sine* last November, police Seattle
*
* ■* “ * '
j«. mAAol ———— ------- * g
.t
very favorable for n while but felt like th# vibrations accompany said.
dooenH
know what
to da wtth, aad‘ falo
(f ir #to
good progreu. In .otha
Jacksonville
an ofifJciai compnglad yagrotful- ErorgUdae iMtlon. planting of on'and after Jan, 84, frost* and ing • haavv ramble t f thunder
They were booked aa Isidore Miami
■been oommon. *|qw - They estimated 11 lasted from "W Haitltier, 81, and Philip Shear, Orlando
wap bean* and n g * t eon U actto 16 seconds81, both of. Brooklyn,
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EIGHT
P lia lr Wiggly-Table Supply li
holding ■ 9 day sale* event be*
ginning Thursday, and continuing
through Saturday, Feb. II. All of
the 80 super markets operated
by Winn A Lovett Grocery Co.,
located in more than 80 Florida
South Georgia cities, are
In relehrntion of its thlrty- and
tic ipatio ng.
flrat succtiuful year in business parNewspaper
advertising carries
many of the unusual values of*
fered In the sale. The ‘'buys" ere
available in every department.
Due to present day condition!
and the birthday prices however*
it is pointed out that all adver
tised items ere necessarily on a
“while they last" basis. In view
of thk it 1* suggested that buy*
•vs t ^ w Stwai1’ W ill • •brfoj?
stocks are depleted.
The present
company w.is
founded ,H le a n ago and from
a small beginning ha* grown into
one of the largest «nd be.t oper
ated fowl chains in the nation
14)48
"It I* our aim." says A. D. Dsns,
president, “L i h 'k
m i food
Dodge Sedan
store# the finest in the country.'
E strs (Iron, locally owned
The idg sale celebrating 31
Driven only 17,541 miles
'ear* „f ec*wv>fTiIraI foo-t iT'rtrl
Hy One Owner
button rendered hy *he company
$ 1450*00
is an event hey every year -
Piggly-Wiggly,
19 4 8
OldHmobile
Station Wagon
Colored News
Ry LOUISE FOSTER
Looks new . Radio, Heater
Deltisr Kmiipment
19 4 9
Ford Custom 2 Door
Sedan
Fully Equipped
Radio. Heater
1949
Ford Custom
4 Door Sedan
Fully Equipped,
O n ly
GI.'IUI
m ile s.
f 1 5 9 5 .0 0
T E R M S nm l T it .A IIC S
NICHOLSON
BllICK CO.
I’hnne 10.11 Hanford, Fla,
AIR CONDITIONED
Poors Open 11:18 I1. M. Dally
Ingsttrer.
* (rlttsr
FA TE
tore llrsr*
m ;.:
— added ! , CARTOON . “UGLY DUCKLING
H a .BPOKT • “FOOTBALL PAN"
J o in t C h ie fs
l i s s n s i N gram I ' u . nasi
from 'William M. W aiter, Wash
ington D. C. insurance man, a
former hall player, waa read to
the Kiwanians by Frank Tabachl,
International League Umpire and
im tructor at the Barr school.
In part, the letter stated: "You
were one of the few umpires In
either league who at all times
made a sincere effort to-etm, the
respect and friendship of the
playors."
Mr. Qarr thanked Dick McLaulln, his southern representative,
who was prnseof, for hh~.
the school, especially for making
IU s m s m l i a s wane Ossi
*1 Information and first hand im
pression^
It was understood generally that
tho three visiting commanders—
General Ilradley, Army General
J, Lawton Collins, ami Admiral
•Sherman— who toured Yokosuka
Naval Rase yesterday, today re
turned with a conviction that the
base should remain Indefinitely ■in
American hands. General Vandcn*
berg did not make the 40 mile
trip to Yokosuka.
Rear Admiral Renton W. Deck*
■ef 1
-nnd engineer of
Yokosuka’s rnvilaliration. *ti- •*..*
its importance ar. a supply center,
repair base 'and homo port for
combat units.
M a r g a r e t A n n ’s S e n s a t i o n !
BDC AH
OVIEDO JUNIOR III SCHOOL
lit inld-Ortiiher the Oviedo Jun
ior High Hchnnl launched n 14(H)
eipiipment drive. Though at the
trniilnation it wan some HIM short
of its goal, the school has gone
ahead and put to good usage the
money that was raised hy purchas
ing one ditto machine for the ali
mentary dept., a gong and some
other few Important needs.
The principal has spared no pain
in expressing Ills heartfelt grati
tude Inward all persons concerned
for their wholodimrled roupera*
thni in helping him. and his staff
to make thla present school term
one well remembered and Is con
tinuously urging that lhay do not
MIRTH ANNOUNfEMENT
Ml. and Mrs. Hlanloy T. Muller
of (Ivlerhi, are tlm proud parent*
nf n fine baby girl, born Dec. JB,
III4H. She has been named Kelly
.1eiili. Mr. Mullur Is the principal
of Oviedo Junior High Hchnnl of
which Mrs. M u l l e r formerly
IIAHKKT HALL AT
I'ROOMH ACADEMY
The I’nnthers and I’antherettes
jouiiieyvd to New Smyrna Ian!
Friday to play Uhllaom High
Hchooi. The first game waa play
ed hv the gills. They fought va
liantly nml at the half thoy were
leading. However the game ended
and the I’antherrettes had Inst ill42.
The hoys' game was one of ex
citement and foil of thrills. In the
Inst quarter of the game It teemed
they would have lost, hut the Panthers did not give up. They fought
hard ami In the last two minutes
of the game they came back with
more power and won the gam*
38-28.
The teams played Inverness
Monday night on Crnoma Academy
campus. Fur the girls thla seemed
to have been a great game the
"tore being 27-20. This gave the
Pantherrstte* their first victory
of tho season.
The dear old Panthers couldn't
let the girls duwn so (M y fought
for victory. The score was 39-17.
Thla being tholr third victory.
Much credit*Is given to the fin*
roaches, Miss Dnrla Austin ami
Mr. H. L, Douglas, not forgetting
t|ie boys end girls, Follow the
teems st horns! And Awayl Boost
Them!
Do not forgat to attend the game
Friday. Felt, a when tha Panthers
will meet Ihe Wildcat# of Nsw
Hymrna a t Crooms A<
C I S P E C IA L S th r u . S a t
I 419 L HRST ST., SANFORD, FLA.
ALU WIN Mils*** dlsUtsslsg sjairtoai*
of “nsrvotts ilomseh" —hesviasse after
rassli. bsIdling, blostlng sad col * dasAn
one featuring many outstanding iiw
At.l.tUINnsstissnKltslincsllytssted
hnrgalns In nationally known bydoe(ora SBd foaad hlitilf sffoct jve. Wocld
fsaioni —worolhsnsVi bflHoa sold Didst*.
products,
Officials of the company and
store employees Join In extend
ing the public an Invitation to R O U M IL L A T & A N D E R S O N
100 K. 1st. Street
buy well known brand* at birth
day prices.
Sanford, Florida.
O
C L A IR E T R E V O R
BORDER L INE
E A T
Sm oked
Bacon
H A M
S
l b .
Western Pork
STREAK O LEAN
CUT-UP FRYERS.... lli. 45c
Genuine Spring
w
TAILS
3 5 c
Georgia Shipped, Grad* A, Dressed A Drawn
NECK BONES
2 lbs. 2 5 0
LAMB LEG S...........lb. 59c
PlIltE LARD 4 1b. ctn. 59c
lb- l f d
Margaret Ann Freahly Hiked
MARGARET ANN QUALITY, GRADE A HEAVY WESTERN
BEEF:
BACON .....................
Complala I’roffrnmH K:.'I0 • H:30 . 10:110
D E P T .
YORKSHIRE SLICED
W H IT E B A C O N
KND C U TS...............lb. 18
CENTER CUTS
lb. 21
FIRST FLORIDA SHOWING!
F R E D M acM U R U A Y -
f t l M
RIGHTS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITY
.SOUTHLAND BRAND KUGAR-CURED
SANTORD OR [.A NDO HI)
T U R N ON n . A 1 tfi A T
TH E rL A S H IN G A R R O W
CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT
AT OVIEDO JUNIOR III
Hy way of campus Improvement
Ihe entire eastern inn nf Oviedo
Junior High School has hern clear
'd ami at present they are in the
midst of beautifying the southern
side of the building. This is being
made possible through the liiertfon
«f Mr. J. A. Law.on and through
the donation of some murk soil
from one of the farmers of the
city, George Jones, (Worshipl. The
hoys of this school ore very ilislrumental in this improvement
project.
family LOkr
H e I
Vrmoura Htar Hklnleaa
SMOKED SAUSAGE
Star Rag
Zhe Sweetest
i Sugar Ever Sold
SAUSAGE
SIRLOIN
.......................................
H m s ll W r a t r r n P o rk
SOI!ARE CUT CIIUCK ROAST
F A N C Y HKIHKET STEW
HIM
SPARE RIBS
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I HONOR FROZEN FOOD
10 a*. II. H. French Green
P o t a t o e s
[Cut B e a n s......... 23c
1111M. H. H. Red
1 C
CENTRAL FLORIDA 'QUICK FREEZE
AND STfWAUp UO.
'
* '• YOUR
ib s .
...
25c
Raspberries .1....... 29c
Fancy Iceberg
Lettuce
Ml,If.)
. head
W tsUrn Vvinaap
Apples .....
10c
Western
!,*
15c
Onions
19c
*'
3 lbs.
•*
Carrots 2 lg; buiichs
Yellow
32c
3 Ibs.
FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS l-W-13th St ........................ Phone 1318
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SI'F.CIAI.S
Wesson Oil
QUART
HUNHHINE CRACKERS
HI - HO lb. pkg. 280
FROZEN FRUITS & VEGETABLES
HONOR IIKANIl RHUHARH..................... 16 ox. £ |
HONOR BRAND REACHES .......
16 ox.
2(
HOME GROWN CAULIFLOW ER.......... 16 ox.
]{
PIE CRUST
phg.
POLAR BRAND PEAS ............................. 12 ox.
HONOR HR AND BROCCOLI .............
10 ox.
||
POLAR BRAND P, H. L IM A S ................ 12 ox.
it
HTOK ELY'S
I$ 0
RICH FLAVOR YELLOW CLING
FINEST
TOM. JUICE
46-ox. can 2 5 0
TEABAGS
CHERRIES
ALL MEAT BEEF STEW .................
14 oa. b l. I l k s V r U P * * * 12 o a .'l
BONELEH8 FILLETS OF HADDOCK
.
BABY BEEF LIVER ............................
PIECRUST
PILLS BUSY’S
5c HPEC1AL DEAL
8EALTEHT VANILLA
BEECHNUT
POLAR • RED
FRIDAY
ALL FLAVORS ICE CREAM 2 pU, f f j
TWO TRUCK LOADS DMEflflRt
IN OUR PLANT THIS W i l l
LOCAL, GRAPH A. DHB88HD • DRAWN
D IM
0. 2 Vi en. S8c PAN c A k E* FLOUR
I No. IVi
*
Cornsleek. No. 8M can
■I............ R t TOM, J v B ........2 ca
1, akg. Skiidled Lodi Hetty
............. IBe S A L A D D R E S S .... <
IceCream
TONIGHT -
Home Controlled Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends
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In Unity There la Hireoglh —
'10 Protect the Hs»c* of the WerU:
IHE HEATHER
To Promote (be Progress of America.
To Procure Pro-p*-ri«) for Hanford.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPEK
VOLUME XXXXI
Eatabiiahed 1908
U.S. A tta c k s
^Soviet Demand
* For Jap Trial
Scientist Claims He Has H-Bomb
U .S . S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t
is s in g
Fuchs
0
f
M A R C H O F D IM E S "
i
ClAIMINO fO NAVI OIVKOflO a model hydrogen bomb that could be
activated In 12 hours, rerearch scientist Dr. Ralph Lu*a« is shown in
Ackley, Iowa, with schematic diagram of his bomb. Lucas told newsmen
he had offered the model to Atomic Energy Commission providing the
government would stand casta of testing It. (Jnlsrnulior.ul iuumiphulu)
Seminole Students Shown Test
On Driving Safely By Officers
A rre s te d
By
K in
Truman’s Limited
HBxv.ise Tax Cui-fe
Outlined In House
A t ‘M e r c y T r i a l ’
itfa rl
For
WASIIINfiTON. Feb. J. J / p i
— Cong re*, today s u a M M
I t tieneral Leslie H. (Ire***.warllitie trend uf the D. 8. at am
it iNunb jirojerl, to testify [toRturrnw about a British stap le
•ririiiisi nrrrslrd in lamdeM on
suspifian of passing A-bomb aerrels to Russia. Henator | f r u
Mi bon <Dr'iiim.) made Iho auiiocii.emeiit after a meeting ul
'r
Congress Ions! Atamh>"••cr l mil in litre with IhV
.%Itsanls* Liter f y ('oinmiinloa. Mt*'Liluui i> ehninnan of the Cot,
aivwmnal group
\ staleatem
hr the Monti,- lu rry * (omatte
■loo mid the British srieatisi
Dr t laim Kiifh*, h.id ici'M i fu
"a wide aim or the most vital
weapons informal ion” d-itina hi*
" »i Nine vi ork In |h« U. 8. Mi
atnniir proivet*.
WASHINGTON. Feb I < /P )-A
•“P Bnlith sli.iiiu t.tentnl hat been
anrMr.l in laindon at ihr ttiuli
ol fill digging mlo Iraki of A
“Supi-oti inmrnnr dart* in front of your eulomolnlr wlulr ii -* hoinli in ipis n- ituiMa
I o lld o n
ili- ji il- h r .
«aid
K a ri
traveling at Hi rniVt an hour; how fat will it tiavel before you .an
'top M ‘"'lief.If (' A. Meto asked pupilt of Mu i I) Hiowolee'v I u. In wa« ilu ig n l uill, two vio
‘ Ian a* Semin -re High School Friday.
•‘•110111 ui •lir oifitial trrrels a.:
Anxweis a fieri from five fret to 130 feel, hut ChrMer | urine Ill How *M irrl m in i
won the $7 p re t-ffeted by Sheriff Meto with a guru ui Vr leri
I hr I HI m Wailimgion uturd
Dmler "trlct test conditions of<P
a hurl aunouni riiirnl diulolinv
v etird n y afternoon and before was Jndh-alfit h> suuljici yellow
th ii it pl.iynl a pail in luraking ihr
....... ..
BUM student hotly, Pa
matte hy tin t-xjdoduiK cat I i air
trolman M. H. Hpence stopped a tnatk
ns to- applied the brake
police ini in a distance uf Alt feot, ridge
I'm lit, ill year old, Grrman
.Stopping tliiiattie varies, nut In
Mini- inches after a cartridge, fas- turret
rntiu to *pct-il, tmi t. lln-j hi on pliytiml, woikrd on the A
ti-nnl to the front of the car, went
of the speed rate, -uni Mr bomb pmjri t III the Unilrtl State)
off while ht- was traveling 30 rallea square
Larson. At 40 miles no hour, an Imm latr 14*11 until June, I94t>
an Imur uii Kim Avenue at Klghalert driver cmilit stop in 120
tt-cnlh Btreet.
OllinaL lit*rr ..ml hit place in
Tile test, mad* before police feat, at tin miles an hour, 220 feet. Hritam’s atomic tri-up it cdmpti
Wlum
Patrolman
Spence
applied
officers and ahetlff’a deputies
also, was st■wed in connection the brakes ill tho test, the auto ahlr lo that held during the wai
given this week to the officers mobile skidded mure than 2d feet hy Dr J. Robert 0|)penhiiincr, who
by the Florid* Police Academy, atfalght ahead beiure stopping. chreclrJ the Lot Alsmos, N 'M .
U|M)t„ 0(i„
and under the direction of W. F, TTta pavement offered mud. fric- A
............. .
. „
Heneger of I Miami and.8, T, Lar lion, being dry and of cracked
Student, showed mu. h
»■- MH confined Re Renounce.
son,: Orlando, who are conducting surface
Hunt
In
Iwu
Irm
r
scnlrtioriInterest In th* demonstration, and
the ii-houtr
"Tin- i-h- c involving Dr, Fuclis
The mplosiun of the fust cart gathered armmd th* car as Mi wan ili-vrloped liy th* Brilttli on
ridge made a yellow chalk mark Kaaeger explained th* raittidi-.- infm matlon oiiginally furiiislir-i lo
on the pavement, and by the time mechanUm.
t tipin i-v tin- FBI.
Durjpg the past week, pollr.-imn
Patrolman Hpetu-e was able to
"Tin- PHI |,as tiren rooprmlii-g
apply the brakes, an interval and deputies iiave been inrftrm-lcd v»'Fv rlifrit*ly with the Mrilish ->n
in
traffic
laws,
traffic
control
mi.I
known as reaction time, tie had
■III** CII-.I- "
traveled 20 feet, hint* Inches. This accid ent investigation.
Thai Wii-i a M the Kill wool-1 -«v.
, ------ ------ , ■- - - —- ‘ S lim nlfirlals In a prrfi-i't ......
Mrs. C. M. Boyd Is Miami Patrolman
Slightly I n j u r e d Wounds Narcotics
I n Auto Collision Thieves In Fray
Today’s contributors were:
Arcade Package Store
$10.1111
Antonio K. Vli-ida
3.00
A. T. IImII
2.00
Carlin Kuv
H.Otl
Roger Ingrain
2.00
Mrs. C. M, Boyd, exerutivt*
James C. Thompson
2.00 secretary uf the Seminole Coun
Harry Phelps
8.00 ty Welfare Department, suffered
Marie Pesnid
2.00 ii broken blood vessel in the
Anna Jerdinr
2-00 right thigh, and Robert D. Johns,
Thomas Joel Doyle
1.00 lit; F.IIUton Baker, 17 and Hetty
J. C. Mitchell
....
1.00 Owens, 18, were Injured In a col
l.ourint* Messenger
LOO lision of automobile* at Twen
Jack Rabb
L00 tieth Street aad Elm Avenue r t
Barbara Maunders
LOO 12:22 o’clock yesterday after
J. L. Wilkinson
I 2.00 noon.
Taylor Furniture Company
LOO
At the time of the accident,
St. Clair White
....,. 6.00 Mrs. Boyd wga driving a 1041
Puckett and Rnyril
Dodge Coupe west on Twentieth
Furniture Co.
2.00 Street, according to police, and
Wagoner Furniture Co......... 3.00 Robert Johns was driving a 1031
Sanford Furniture Company 6.00 Ford Sedan, north on Elm Ava
Ted Davis Furniture Co,
5.00 enue from Highland Fark.
Mather of Sanford
6.00
Th# Impact a«at the Podga
M. 0 . Hodges
............... 6.00 driven by Mra. Boyd, careening
A. D. Rosier ........
6.00 over the curb to nor right into
Harry Lee
6,00
yard of Mr. and Mra. Arthur
Dr. Charles L .p$ark ........
6.00 the
-Dr. Leonard
r *
“Munson
6.00 Beckwith., and directly toward
the baby buggy in which the
Mr. A Mrs. T. 0. Brown, Jr. 6.00 baby lay a law yarda In front
M. L. Collum
..
10.00 of the door, where Mrs, Beckwith
Sandapur Miniature (lolf
10.60 had placed it for aunnlng.
66.06
Junior High Behind ......
Mrs. Beckwith, hearing the
MO craih, wished out of tho bout*
Mrs. J, B. Crawford .. ..
sS o grabbed the baby buggy and pull
A. H. Puwera * .............
10.00 ed It back, Juat aa the automobile
W. D. a Pontiac ......
10.00 came to a atop against it. The
Odham Motor Company
10.00 baby was unhurt.
Nicholson Bulck Company
10.00
fltrickland-Morrlson
The Ford Swla
.. epun
16.00 around by the l»|nonet, hit and
Hollar Motor Hales
>
...
8.00 •damaged
llaa M> Mueller
.. _ a fir# hydrant,
_______ but
I Lumber A Supply-Yard 10 00 was not overturned.. Batty O
Owens,
ela Concrete Company tO.OO according to police suffered acal
Security Lum. A Hup. Yard 10.00 laceration and poaaible
possible bee
Sherman'TToncrata Flpa Co. 10.00 Injuria*, and with itha
£ r other
at he oe
Vnited Lumbar Company .... 10.00 cupants of (b«
tha car. was taken to
Sankarlk Olaaa A
?
t e
®
0' '
Faint Company . .,............ 10.00 r # T
Sanford Paint A
Olaaa Cognpkny ......— . 2.00 Purple Mites Plague
........... ---------------- 200.2*
, 62.76 Florida Citrus Groves
106.00
L*Sywoo<
v 'l ^ ---------- :
iona
Frevioua_ contvtbuUi
LAKELAND. Feb, ! , - ( # > _
ledgad arenas foilowgi^
Florida citrus grova* are suffer” 7 1 _
from tha
__
infist ration
frt. i . lH, Beck
of g u n lr nut**—ala* known at
y Bymaa. -Sr.
rad spiders—In 11 N a n .
si>* Witu, Jr. ------These liny insects *ra eausing
Otorja D. Bishop .....
damage In all parts of tho state
Jbe 6, Baker ...... - .....
"Jwf* vltrua to grown.
m i 0 . Sharon------W. L. Thompson, atriomologiat
ot Club ........... .
at tha citrus oxporiWMiilirtaUon at
•acor-Hardan Dairy
Lake Alfred, Mwatho aroTaat
fra. A. D. Zachary
S
P h y s ic is t
B acked
B e r g m a n B ab y
Boy ‘Doing Fine\
Named R o b e r t o
F ilm
O
11 *it
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CHAROIO WITH KII1INO her cancer-doomed lather, polite Sgt Carl W
Malglil, lo end tils agony, (,‘aiul Aim Haight, 22. is giv«n moral soppml
In Bitdgvpoit, Conn, Superior L'uuit, by hsi biolliei. fa il, Ji and n*r
motlici, Mrs. Maty N Paighl, 32. Mrs Palglil leslinwd llul Her daughter
could not have been uf ”ian* mind” at the time, I 'a .ils biolhei aubalanllaled hla mothei i leallmony.
(Inlenuitioioil .Soundphoto)
! Killed, 65 Hurt City O r d e r s
A s Streamliner Franklin Terrace
Leaves T r a c k s A r e a Re-Zoned
C '. u s
K ’ x t il
In to
K i l l i n g
K lip s
S
( ’o m m is s iu ii
I ) i i i It
SAUKVILli:. Wi». I rl. t i/i'i
A l.lokrn I.ait calapullr.l I «jicrii
mg ilirjiuhiiri mlo .. .1.1.1. Imu
milr« In-rill nt brie l .'t in, hi. kill
mg one paMCugrr an.I ii.jo.nig I.’>
olhrrt. \r) o( them trimmlt
Wirvkmg crcwi loimd ihr hit.
ken body ol F. j. Symioii. shout
‘•0, of Rue Lake. Wit., undn an
ovnlurged uJ*fti of th t Milwaukee
load’t loutl.lioumi rinp|K-.t« I lu
walha
llr I. id In-rn Inirtr.l tin.-ugh a
.uaili window ami .III-hr.I hr nr., ill
ihr lolling tldlll
I tw cold, ttrrl lull i.uj-prd a)
ihr (Tnpiietwa't rnvmr l.u iril uvn
II .bout / ' ID I' M Illirr . o.o l-rv
ll-r ilmei add ihr psilo. tai mil
i i i .i i in know tIn -*> iilire h a c k g i i -i i i -'I' ril - .iinpIrlrU ovn into a till, h
-Mill Hu- . use in v o lv e s tw o wjit-.-i 1-■ Ihr nigmr ttill ->lir liaggagr -a.
atuiiih- l .a k a to Rn«i-ia tin.- -Inn.Oil".I npligl.l
. in ■fit In lln - H u tted M tulrSnut-Vllt" ir lit"-ill 'In mil"* ii**i I h
IP 16. th ey -*1* 1.1 th e o llie i In I ...
ol M ilw i.u k .- " .
hind ill IPIV
lit t'l-.iru*-" i Sic.n. i.-a-ik""
tin- iilin-inls plnvided tin- s. t ’-i.lldy i-.il oliel. t-r-Vtill). Ifit lli'it i-f.
I'Olllll
I'hlpp.-wu'- 112 pi.c-.-ng.-iMo- Kill "niuiiy” iiinidti-i ug>- i->- ul"i lln" lit Ini .-il in III" n a-1,
II.
gi.ri an nleiislve check llllo -n* w
l II- w.'i. -ei lo.irlv ti.it i Mi.nv
pi-ct.-ij relay of alutnic secret*. •- rai
nf III.- iilli.-1-i vv.-i" liralc.l :.l It--*
S.-vli'l agents The check wa-lei..-I in lln- t.asls of lilts ->l m Jut **I- Hllil . t-l.*«r"il
II I
M cK urlun.l of i i i . ---ii II mv
toiination olitnlned from v»i
\VI , lli" • i Niii*-< eiiKHi".-i. --.id InH iisiiMurC ne Waa* Klahn
k V s tiirt
H u iM in i:
P ; t s t .r i i $ * e i
io n s
A it-
l> f* iiilr s
T o o
H r /uum g nl J 4 4
T ip ,h
i
In i- ui } la n k
III)
I r u n e and 1 'iu r I Irig ld v Im m
Ul A I .. K - l ... o n lr i lo p r iiild
e r r i l i i i i i o il a la ig r scale id mo
•Iriatrlv puerd lioinrv wa. onh-l
rd lail nighi bv Ilie City k'nmnui
mm. lollowmg a hraimg Only
mile owiieti in lha whole ales ui
tsird objection*. »an! City Man
I If*
O f
Iv 'iim .ittie *
H O ,M l
I elIi.gl.d
Hrigm III 1' 1Ilf Ills 1l-r- ol l liev* ,
l.lue-r fit I t l\
lenlalivrlv
name. K- l c 1. Ul,1 ..oe ..1 hr.
>lo. till • l.xl 1. >*l »% I..dll -lie mil
Italian tilth *Nit*- I*i» KoLc-ilo K-i•t*t $ .c v tiajijn
xrllmi fti c
atioill ll
File t*r i«il itul M o i l old smc
>li*l. ) in'*!* 149 ut -o- (- itlm* I*
'M l- oi m M uvV
’ loan n t
C o t p u t a t io n
i
T o
I, e v y
W AM lIM .luN, I eh l —(/Pi—*
Set irlai v .1 itie I teatuiy Snyder
luhi I oiigieti t.-dav that 'excisi
I n ie.hi-ii-<ii ut us l hr limited to
.ihotil ftrill OOti 1)1)1)
'spelling out tlrt ills that a H
hern -ken lie,I htoadly by Preildrut I Imil ill on III) 23. Snyder
nut Ihirt j ihe Vdimmtliation* ex*$fr t 'l t r f j i t 1Ft! -i. lion piogitm
ll llie U|»fllitllil ait Ii n u t -ommiuct
1I 4 tirilillyD
A iifit Irii jin mi i>x lo be
le.iril tn-.-ii Iclrii-. on -eit at the
m mot j . to -1 • level tv expected to
weld Hi) IHlli llUU f - tu ifienue.
1til* MMII1-ft p u li) othci total
l>t.t!lllfa! ifxlhv iu»n» in «\mic taxes
I.v c r e d 1 1 ** ’ f i.
1-11l-V al , 1* M
Mi
w ax W ill- Sli
i.f n rim i< - [ 11( n I If:
.u lili'tl
- n .I
I I ounce
|{ o s s i.|lm i
a u n it e d tin*
amt
li.-ipinlj
-d llic c lid .l
o t 11— .11...
iv lic ii he
-I- 'Mill-.- U'k.l
■’They -"rto v•-1 v nmcli in lova*
and verv liappv II--II- i " . ,,,,,!
l-nth
and were veiy, v.-v d.-llghted d
was a hoy Veidstively I In- baby's
name is Holn-rio Mud prnliably
will ha R
TTiura whs ........ oi.iirut imm Dr
Mute Hold
Dm
As Drains Of Ganjr
Of Teen A g e r s
N MV A U K
N .1 , K e lt t o l'i
| ' , i l l " r- iia v e m i" s t e il a v.-nnn
-leaf m ill.' know a s “ A ll R a in
win. lln-v sai-i directed In- "w-d
11Mill"-)
tide..-.
gang”
of
sclii.idt.iiy
"All llalia" .lull-i ha*.Vl’f pnllc- -Kill utily In*It-ll ». flu* paxl six loinllix tingang i H-ltfi 1 fi.,mm ii cttotl, t J,
m ill w- •r tli of adding mu-’hlNt-R,
Ilrni and ImliislMal lo-oa
and a-t-n-d fVh.Uim in pmpcitv
dumait", they udded.
Ill- liv e co m p sni-.il-. I i i criiiio,
nnhtH-d vcalerilay ut Hu- same
tli.n- ax li-c deaf ring Ica.lui,
run",--I in age from 13 lo 16,
puliC" -aid. Under New Jersey
| juv.-rnli- lew their names were
not irvet.led unit they were lit-1-1
mi Ho psnmtsl home here.
Acting chief nf police Kred
eilck l.aCS-v identified the lead
i -i
aa Robert Kligert, 211, -if
Newark He was charged with
in., cl >fV
l.ucev
said the hoys culled
their tail, grey-eyed leader "All
iliil-s ' alter the legendary chief
tain of a gang of thieves.
Ihr gang was afraid of Kug rit, ioici-y said- and he scuhlsd
them i.y violent gestures ami
ataiiiping his flats when thtngn
didn't gu right.
The thieves soon became ex
pert at talking with "All Baba"
I.y sign language, police said.
I ll.S
l nl I mar long 11 - 1 * 11.’" ("le p h o n a
s lid te i.ig is p li i - i , c fim g .-s fio in
j - fl lo I'- i , hi .'co l (he l a * on r a i l ,
hue, a ll line Slid
sh ip p a sse n g e r
lic k .- t* fio in lb lo to pci c e n t, and
11 | -«-j* I m e .n d iig ld ill.- i h i " c per
- e u l li.- lg ld hau l la x
I'lte A ilm liiis lia lio n p lan calle d
to i tin t rc i- m p tl'ili of "h a h y o ils ,
p o w ders
and lo tio n s " fro m t il*
lu x on tu ll.-i
p re p a ra tio n * . T il#
'h a h y o il' luv has p ro vo ked espe
c ia lly s t io n g tib jg c lio n *.
B n y d e i le p e a le d P re s id e n t T r u i n t u r s statem e n t th at ih e e x c lla
iC M itsiti ii* r e s t rm sii
John Williams
llrgew Support 01*
Boy Seoul Drive
lo ti.i W illiu io * . It le c l.ii of the
Ifo v .Scout d riv e !•" the lav.-e.-s
•ant v.-steiil.-iv Nl lln- lavc-v* lunch
............. il ll-,. V-i'Td > to ll, " O f all
o, g iiu u a l loin, i l r . t wi c l in-llllld.
"'-■Hut* i- in -ilia |l* I III* 11144%| 1111im i lu n t
T l- r niui If \ tt t‘ W ill *?o|.
1>w vv III x*#r
I"-'l lio n - I'o u iiii •ill 1>■
Uht| »• s rout
iiiiili
h " lp
'o i III
i'l ..o p* .1- .Hunt -I .1 .iiiil S r liilintile
. .-H llil
H hll mt
Mi
W illia m - i HV
" i llie 13,m ill pot. 'lit i 'i 1 H •s So D U ll
In i V n t r wl F I ....... . 1 lYlllv i MOO ill'If
m c n ih e r* " T in - i- doe p ' li i l v t '1
U .-I ,,f tu n .I- lu ll u i - - i u in Is-'h
,,f t i - i r i " - ! o | il- " , . i i i . i i . . ilillie a ,'
lo- i . till Inned
Ml
William- i-a Iled Iii ' "LinH asii 11«4ii sr«l *»it I'nkr l'l«ri
1(1.U(I0 ilm iu'less As
riom l \Vait*rs Ktse
Ity Aanor
Mo .- Ilian 1- ll|l ||.‘I ‘ ,U |' w ile
t ti.-i tbii.isamis
l.olll" "xx and
( sciiullon fr-on
1act'd pofSild"
1IXIIIg flood iv a ix iii •"( i'll cellHal a mj -oiitlu-i -latex Kridsv
R id tlie flo o d - c a n - ill)' i winx have
elided and *iktex w e e d e a r Som e
• .W "ll"ii liv e r - rc.-i.-hed urt-xtx st
n p x lre s m po int*
H a ir in g f n r l h t r
r a in , flo o d i U l i g " i - xeem ed Ilk#ly lo d iv lll.e over Ih e w cel. and III
x e v e rs l c r it ic a l /uncx
Mi iioineles- inclmted 22.UW in
Arkaaxxx, tS.llllii in xmitlieaxi Mis-mill, and 12,mill in Kentucky
Bulging xticam*. including the
l Hilo lliver, (docked i i i s i i ) high
way* and force-1 x.-me xchuolx to
ctosiWt-xi VirRinl*. idiio, Indiana, and
itimexsee xlxu l-a.l flooded areas.
Three pcri.-ox Iiave drowned in
W.-xi Virginia
W At. Ill A.M i I OBKS
w a l t i i a m , m -ixx , k«(. s . —
(/Ti
T h e W a lth a m W atch Com *
,„,lly . . n lw country's oldtst -
eimuuiiced il would ximl down to
day.
The company's 12IMI employes
will hr paid off at I I' M.
The announcement hy William
MOTHER DIK.S
McMorrow, assistant to rite presi
E . (J. Kilpatrick, Jr., vice pie- dent, followed closely th* Recon
aiilsnt of the Florida State Hank, struction Finance Corporation's
has been exiled tu M srisnns, refusal yesterday to permit diver
uue to the death last nigh; ul sion of RFC fund* to working
hia M7 year old mother.
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capital,
LiuNB1 i'UtJWK Aril
TIi TT WEATHER
"t.liaugea in the election laws
of Florida," will' he the subject
JACKSONVILLE, Fell. 1.
of a talk hy State Hep. Charles
fliah Lew
O. Andrews, Jr., to the Lions Hlation
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Tuesday at tha Yacht Club. The Atlanta
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ll
program will he broadcast at Boat op
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48
12:30 P.M., it was announced to Burhank
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IS
day by Voli* Williams, Jr., who has Chicago
Oalvsston
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charge of the program.
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Mr. Andrews first served in th* Naw Orleans
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80
Legislature in .the 1249 session, Ntw York
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18
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and following the term Wgs select Seattle
6*
98
ed by fellow' members of th* Jacksonville . ■...... .,
House - of Reprssentatlons In th* Miami ......s,............
78.
70
'cracker politics'' poll as the maft Orlando ..— ............. »**•***«.
f
t
outstanding freshman legislator.
Tamp* — -----------el
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C u t
Uc C u m p e n s a tc d B y
A d il e d T e l e v i s i o n , ;
hunt
ltiom ol i i I . ti.'.'.i ..............
I'ulMlig llip foil. 2H pei i "nl ICliei ill
-I- j.i>l i i . o r inolltlii ago
l.-iil Icv.r- on (ms luggage and
today
woiii" ■i- limi.ll'Mg- |" W " lr y and
loild pi epa. an. -ii- to leu per
S h e t ) ■' th! tu \ ■vi. la-1 w r r k
H i I 'l " . 1 ,.9'i •. -. I -*111 - l.o >1e m it
L ln .ls tio s ;- on llie a . i l v a l of
vvlt.-'t new t-:»l- , v xp o l.exm an
Due lo ilroug prolrtl* id ie»i lt- .- * " 1111-1 **a* -plutr-l lie . c
i*) MIR fill
i
•If Ills oi MlgUlld Pa i k a la i Vi' HMVtllF MlHF H",--j
lo l- a p tlf"
• e llir il tinvx- m i
aiea ami tubdivtilim al I inn It l-tl-l am i (n i i -,- him op I n I tic
Avenur and Tsvnitirill Shrcli. tr r - iiii.d ic fra ilt> llig i i-l i- a 1
I" .la id ,
l( o '- . Hud
- i at In .h i
(..mug "I Iliia ate* wa* d riu .J
l l . " Ictl.y
''ilolnj- n ic clv
I IdWrilbnin Philllpi. Oilaudo dr 1 , 1,,1 ning i* m- H '.lia li .'it l/ e n ill.
velopei, ii lepotled lo hr iiimudr. <l. , l l j i l i . i i . | ma and w ill a lw a . - Hr
M iss M elgui in , al
ing Iniildiug a liUmliri ol lion.r- o, , . i i --I-m l
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i><- t.-nt. oid t ii i l patters
the Fiankllii T firate aira
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i'll i i c u 'l i i j t , I c iila lo
Ai.i.it.i-i Urge si-alo in
,
| i , ii i .■" ii H e r liii-.l. iii'l i
-Ivt-lupmeul loomed a- lli i 'on- tl \ III ■iu ‘t i , sit kM Ik It I**
m
iiii-iai-.n g. anted option-.
'Hi i . o
1. U ll11in t
in San l.unlu and III! lot* in II- 1
Mri in his |ju fc Itrii'l* ut U «l •
111
\ ii . u l of Meltouvlll,' Vv "lo o I h IIi i n $• ,1 « it III HI r$l-ini' '«
ii ii •! i' 1
ll lOtlllMlI 1
uni BanLanta, to l' ll • t/li-i . |Ki lu ll
1 In In 1
9« »*.-Itiifi* ll Oil
l- '.il- lli.g
i- i- iilra c to i
->t
'i hat-'.
III . anil II. PfBther, I h Inn I- 1 lo
t-li -lav option require* i ll e lm -<
i l l
of fill lo ts , when the option W ill I.l'
"vU -n d r-l s ix inuilths nil III-- iu I
Testimony Ended
In Mercy Killing,
Case Goes To Jurv
$ G U U .0U U ,0l)0
lia s an ,, | f t i't v t*tsi IHUI In lit- tc v l ho w a m i " A l . I- l u I - --ion'll
l.o llt l. rd il> .I -hr u .ln ,1* lo m a n y r v r i , N uv.it I u * r .l ih r i.tu lld bgUIC
OOO.OlHI
H.ivielhni . -i-.'ti t- -h r o b tain s , , |
le d u .'llo llf W'tra
l i r i d iv o n r 1........ 11- I ' r i r . I uid Mi.--c "v e in - la v
ag ej C iilt n r t t M c K lt ilu li.
MIAMI BEACH, Feb. 3.
|/[1
A Miami Beach patrolman shot
and seriously wounded lw„ men
11'«■<ia■** fv* Paa. e»«,i
early today less than an hour aft<->
they luoted a Miami drug store -if
$6,000 worth of narcutlra.
Detective superintendent ITihk
f.-ll tile » t " " l r a il -im p a* th e t-li
W. Pierce said Patrolman (illl-.-ri
ginr mis-".I nV" i 11 il ah.ml Ufi
htath f a ir h o n o r s
Miller, 31, a former member ol
H'nallaeeS na raaa T sa i
TAMPA. Feb. ft— (AT— Knthe Cleveland. 0., police depart
hunorH
for
the
best
fluern-"i
nienl, fin d the shots after l.e'.i
I.KUIflN MKK’ITNti
hull and cow at tha Florida Hut
I h-v ii knocked down and kicked.
' l l . " r " g n la r rupp i-i ui.-.-Mug ol
F a ir tod ay went lo animals m
Pierce said that the two men. teri-d
IIRIDOKPOHT, Com., I .l. t
hv Carroll and Hun uf W in lln- A iii" lle a n I " g io n w ill l>.' lif h i
identified as Hichard Llebman, 24, ter Park.
hi
i i - i. ul o il
M uniluv n ii- iil In*
(/!*$—Both Mldes elided Hn-n i.-»
and Martin Mhildkraut, 24, cam e, (irand
championship
In H im ginning at l HO o'clock, Inn Bin IHiu.ny today after n slat.- p-vd.ia
Imre from New York with Blilld Kuliire Farmer of America ti""l gl.-tarv, adJiilNid. aniioiiii.-ed t" trial swore that Cun-I A n n I'nighi
kraut'n 20-year-sild Bride or a cmI Hi- 1-iitrli‘R was wun hy u -l»V N.-» Amerlnin Legion anlo was sane when she shut tn-i lalln-i
week.
hull riitert-d hy M ai Carr ol tag-, will he oil hand t-u -al" lo to death
Mehmail was tsported in ertti (irovvlsnd. The runnerup was vn- meml.eri. Tickets should t-c pm
Court recfhsnt until u.-xi I in-*
cal condition at ML Hlnal h o s tere.l by Jack Hluatl of Baraeuta . ha«.-d early st llie usual ida. es
ilav when stale and ■lel<-ii-<- wdl
pital from two bullat wounds in
deliver final argument- l.ef.ut- the
tha abdomen.
Shlldkraut was
mercy m urdtr case goes i- Hujury.
shot In tha buttocks and hla con
dition wa*. listed aa, fair.
The physician, Dr -111hi*ii h M
Pierce told this story of lin
t.esko, said he *xamiii"d the 21
early morning events:
vexr-uld hlond* five llrii"« sit
Both men broke into Klclife’-,
Ihe shouting. In addition, lu Sll|
ll
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pharmacy In Miami about 2 A.M.
had
heard every word of tes
and escaped with aasorttd drugs,
Wsgc
rates
Jot
Southern
IVII
cmploycci
have
hern
mciraml
|
.Vf"*"s^arfinM*
"payehtat'rVwV' h. / 'iw*
valued at 91,000. Thsy entered
to an inrreaie uf Irvt ilisn 7D
" pn belled her Insane,
through a ventilating fan and left 117 pei re.il «incr ''734, romp.ii
the place in a shambles, police cent in the n it of living. I A M--onryh*m, diitrirl manxger oi ihr
States' attorney l.orin W Wil
said.
Its then asked him if t’arol wa*
company, laid today.
An hour latar patrolman Milter
(■nmpsity employees, he tai I. have had eight geneial wage in .arid at this time.
saw them in a sedan parked on ciexiet in the feel 0 yesit, t h t r r of which have been lince llie war
"Him ia sane," replied Hi l.e«ko
14$h street .Miami Biaen.
Then he asked the pxychialn-l
“Thay both looked shady to mi," The moil lecenl genera) wage iim m e wet made effective m Felmiaiy, if (’arid was ssn* when slm slmt
♦ --------- --------- —------------------------ her father.
Miller said. "Thay acted very IIMII, he added.
Under wag* scales nuw In ef pay less than this would not t-c
nervous and I ordered tham out
Dr. Lesko sgstn replied: ".Stir
of tha automobile,"
feel, Mr. Mooneyham laid, mm.- fair to elophone employeex; to wa* sane."
.As tha car door openad several than two-thirds of Southern Boll pay more than this would not lie
A window slammed shut as h"
(Cesttese* we rase r » n
bottles fall to tha ground. Whan employees ara scheduled to receive fair to telephone customers.
Miller stepped over to aaemtne a wage Increasa* In tha next 12
"During
the
war
and
postwar
bottle, on* of lha man kicked him months. This fa In eccoedanc* with years, tha cost of wage increases March Of DimeH Ih
progression schedule* under which granted to Southern Bell employees
in the cheat.
i
Miller rsll down and th* man telephone people receive nutoina •lone has araountad to 9lt,7ft0,00() Halfway To Ita Uual
advanced, kicking aid beating tic raise* In pap as they gain annually In Florida. Telephone rate
h m. H esaid he triedto draw hla experience. Thla continues from increases on tha other hand have
Seminole County's contributionblackjack and one a t tha men th* time they start until they fallen far abort of meeting the cost t o 'the March of Dimes esmpsign
stepped on hla rl$rht M id . The reach the top of tha scale.
of thee* wage increases, to say for Infantll* paralysis are only
other m elted for Ida hip packet"Statements made by national nothing of the greatly Increased about halfway to the g»al of
"I. thought > e wgs reachlrw for CIO leaders In an effort to run cost of telephone equipment end 93,000, Alvin Odham and fl(unTucker, county co-chairmen, an
down the telephone Job are d e materials.
signed to mtlland end-confuse the
"Meeting the Union leaders' de nounced this Murning.
Mrs, fla w A- .......
nubile," Me. Moanejrhsm said. mand wuuul still further Increase
They urged that individuals turn
'•Thtlr repeated erica of 'strike', lha cokt to telephone users who in their donations for th* drive
Father Dies In Texas '■trike,'
even before their local pay th* bill for wages aa well as as soon as possible as the camofficers have n et with Southern for all other coata.
pslgn will last only a few days
Bell at th* bargaining table d«m
"Hare In Sanford, ■ telephone lunger. Contributions may he made
onatratea insincerity and Irrespon operator at tha top rate now gets to Mr. Tutkar at the Florida State
sibility.*
f
pay Of $47.26 a week Bank or to Bob D*ant ot the San
(9202.U ■ month), Including dif ford Atlantic National Bank.
The Casselberry Man's Civic
ferential* and ovartim*.
telephone wage* don't agree with
'in Florida plant eraftamen, Club is Mating support to the
such aa eentraJ office repairmen, drive^ by holding a March of Dimes
at th#' tap n l * for eitiei like
Bsnford n*w average S88.H a Movie. i t F L "SSSfifi
a 10
earn*
Wage Rates For S outhern Bell
Increased 117 Percent Since ’39
H .iiin v
< h i|i i
S f m n t L 'i l '
l l r i t It t* i t
No. 120
Asaociated P re s s L e a se d Wire
P a s s in g
S e c re t in
fo rm a tio n T o R fd s
P ris o n e rs
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3 —( /I V The Unitrd States chsigrd today
that Russia's demand lot Inal of
Emptior Hirohito at a war crimi
nal it an effort to cuvet up "Soviel failure1' to explain the late
of more than 370,000 japaurte
war ptiionerr.
A Slate Drpailtneiil xlalrmrnt
mad* d ear that the Human de^ mand to |>ul the Empeior mi trial
V in an internallunal military court
will he rejected by lliir iu inti)
Officials alto indicated that the
Soviet piopoval to try four lush
rankinti waitime Japaneie geneialt
likewise will be tut lied down.
H it State Department made pub
lie along with Hr tlaiemenl on the
Ruilian demand, the key paraftaphi ui the 22-page Human
^ note which Soviet Ambanadoi
Panyuthkin handed lo Secretary ul
Stale Acheron Wednesday.
This disclosed officially f«r
the first time precisely wlmi
the [Uiistana want to do. Tito
not* said that laet December u
Soviet military court ut Kim
barovtk had found 1'2 Japant-ao
Army officers guilty »f pitut t Hi,'
and using bacteriological WH
fare.
, ll charged that the B. W.
units were created by u decree
of the emperor and that h|gh
ranking Japanese staff officeia
ware responsible also for tinoperation.
The Russians therefore railed
for the creation of an Interna
tional military
court—presum
ably by neneral Douglas MaeArthur—to try the emparor and
the four general! “aa war trim'trials vxpoaed (by the io v lst
J I December trial) as having com
mit**! the o u st /gtftjfta. Crimea
against htrmanlty.
Meanwhile In Berlin, the Rusaiam imposed a now regulation
on Berlin-bound trucks traffictoday and then lifted It a few
hours later.
1
The regulation could have
aralyred all highway freight
rom Western (iormany. Tin
<vaeilmi*ti tie Pan* Kigali
FRIDAY FEB. 3. 1950
British Atomic
S cien tist- Is
Held A s Spy
N u te d
C a lls R u s s ia n
P ro
p o s a l ‘C o v e r U p ’ O f
M
SANFORD. F life lU A .
‘i• ' T’.Wi-V, ‘t
fii,- s
I 1
i ’l
�itlne nnd rode Into Haukvllle to
v*. Train Wreck
—
IPW M M 4
rr« »
Conductor
John
itc* iin hour.
OaM
K raurr
wan
•Had the full length of the coach
i which he wh* fttandin*, hut waa
hkurt, axcept for »hock.
/
Oaorae Dranxfietd, 61, of Chan*
h it Mich., who piiiffrrfd a never*
i u cut, d id: "All I remember In
iiumn.on aid.
The xheriff* office at Ozaukee
County rulli-tl for nil nvnllnhle
■lectorm anil amlmlanrr#. I’a-xm*era were carried to HI. Alphonne
Ho-pltnl lit Port WimhiiiKton In
amhulnnccn, automobiles nnd school
hu*a*.
,1‘hone who were not Rcrloucly
hurl were then plineil on lumen
fo r Milwaukee,_.Tl'l'. streamliner
wa* en route to Alllwaukie from
Ontonagon. Midi.
•WU up In • Meld . I gueaa wo
munced along the track* for a
Hdf-mlle.”
IVrciUcC w«h nlirwn more than
MMI.C.ItniK ({I ITS MI'T
I half-mile down the right-of-way li; NKtV
YORK. Kch. :i. - <fp)
nd the bouncing (rain ripped loos* With n parting
wish of good lirk
VO feat of track.
i|
lo hia fellow artintM, l.nuritx MVIJgmes .lacoliy. IB, of Houkvlllo, choir har. hidden farewell to the
W *•» cranh from n fielil nl the Metropolitan Opera.
leeMeht nil*- Hr rin to an artrlie hn» hron one of the top ".tarn
I-r.lf.Hl tVisdi Hint (Ititlf.il Mra.
Lloyd Car*o of-iLon Angelo* and
bar two-year-old dnugliler, Diane,
to Mfaly through a nhattered win
dow.
Mra. Oarto told lompltal attend
ant*. "we were thrown agalnxt n
Window. Then the car over
turnid.
Among Ihe paarengera waa R.
.<■. ‘Jfches cf Superior, Wla., ..
, dlvldon loaongrr for thn mail.
After the wreck, he ordered the
taaglae cut lno»e from the derailed
until. Ho climbed iilmard the en-
nt the Alt | (or a ipinitei icitlury
lint hfcnime of difference* with
Rudolf limn. the "ili t'ii new riiftiinger, the noted tenor nhiiniltired
InM lllithl that he will nut he bark
for the n»*xt -canon.
o it
Vertagreen
HUNT’S
at
Sanford
TU X ED O p k k d s t o k e
118 HAN Poll It • I’HONK :i68
The moat cherished nf till uur
Freedom* • • FREEDOM til WON
SHIP - • atlend Ihe Church of
your choice Sunday •
• a * MOKETHAU A
Of ACE1UUHTOf EVTEHTMHMEJtTlEJWCTT
| h e Southern Bell Telephone Company believes its em
ployees should be well paid and that its wages should
compare favorably, with those paid by other concerns in
the community for work requiring similar skills and
experience. To pay anything less would not be fair to
the employees; to pay anything more would not be fair
to our customers. Wages listed in the box at the right
show how well our policy is being carried out.
A telephone operator at !h# top rata In Sanford now
■eta average pay of 147.95 a weak (1208.58 a month),
including differentials and ovortlma.
%
In Florida plant craftamen, such aa ceatral offlco
repairmen, at the top rate for dtiea Ilka Sanford now
averago 882.82 a week, (1.160.27 a month) in total pay,
including differential!* and overtime.
Starting riilen are good too. A girl Juat out of achonl
gata 830.00 a week. (8130.50 a month) from tho day aha
reporta for training an an operator.
A Hpllcer or repairman, who atarted with tha compaay
without experenrwin 1941, in receiving, an ■ reault of waga
Sit tan
ad ju stm en t and regufar progression, more than four timaa
wagea he earned when he Joined tha organisation.
.
Similarly, women who Joined tha Company in 1141
without telephono expedience, art now, altar 8 yaara re
ceiving a waga rate 4o m three Hmaa pa larga aa they
I
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5:
,
received when they marled.
,
v >• '
I,
.om
round wage increase, more than two-thlrda of Southern Bell employees
are aehedulfd to receive waga Increases In tha asxt 12 months. Many of
IhoHu employees urw ttcheduled to receive two increases and some of tho
younger employees, three Increases, in this period.
*
Employees of the Company gat more than good wages. They gat 6
holidays a year with pay, paid vacations up to three weeks, they get sick
ness benefits up to a year, they gat accident benefits and death benefits
up to a year's pay, plus a service pension. For all of this, the employe*
pays nothing - tha company pays all.
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1
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Every telephone employee with 20 or more years of service can look
■forward to a pension of at least $100.00 per month at aga 6$, including
Telephone wages compare well with tha wepes.pald and received by
the euatomem who use our service. This Is particularly true when wagea
fcre compared on an annual banls because the Telephone Company offers
steady year-round employment with no seasonal layoffs such aa occur
111 m i a V nlkar imliiafrtaa
r
4
social security. Many amployoaa apply for retirement before age 6$ and
receive a guaranteed minimum pension of $75.00 a month. Pension! of
manjr non-supervispry employees will be substantially higher than these
mlnlmums. The Company's benefit and pension plan la at the forifront
of all industry, having been In effect since 191$. '
Collective bargaining between Southern Bell aad the CWA-CIO befins
on February 6.
i uxperience. This it
top of the, scale, la
pie receive automatic
»- the time they start
even with ao fourth*
We are prepared le bargain fnMy with the Utile* at the
table and H la there we beleve Uw leaaea eaa be aad should'be settled.
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COLORED NEWS
PACK TURK*
JF0RD, FLORIDA
:» V
By Lo u is e p o s t e r
P. T. A. OP HOPPER ACADEMY dellvedal by Rev. Murray lhara la
HOLDS MEETING
evidence that more *plrit will have
«# P* T. A. of Hopper Academy *“ f *erted In order to fulfill th«
'• h e ld it* regular meeting Wednes On Ye" command of Jeaua C hrist
day •I 7:80 P. M. The meeting
*»? well attended hy m»m.
v 8c h
Trinity M.
chTa'and'arisen* who were etitercottra^ji to
taiiied by fifth grade patrons, Mu- Dritt> A. M, So few have con
.. . . and .lal
.. .
dint*, and teachers M r L. Ku venture tut In Ilf*
'iglit shine lor Christ, althe
banka and Mra. Flossie Lawson.
A movie win iliw u , a Julwn •hey have had the oil of salvation
Bryan production entitled "Bolivia” filled In their aouls. Thera la i
which waa enjoyed by all. Those way out. God has given UB tha
present ware: Mrs. Addle Mae privilege of asking hie help, and
eloaa
Peterkina, Rosebud Powell, M upon our faith dri
L. Martin, Lilru i enough thv! erre- tt’IV
a lla e Brown, Hester Dukas, Flora Let US 4ll surrender to hit will
Hawkins, Florrla Mornito Catherine day, that w may have the cour
Jackson, Florence B u t l e r E. Ji age to let our lives shine in the
t Eubanks, Mr. Robert Black, (I. dark places and give light to our [
children through
the Sunday
Hawkins and Sebron Lanier.
Punch and rookies were served. School. Wc can only do it by going
Everyone epressed himself as hnv- tn Sunday School each Sunday and |
ing had an enjoyable evening. The helping to train. Begin Sunday.
next meeting will he held Mar. I, Attend your Sunday School.
Friday Night Feb. 3—Choir Re
whan patron* of the Fourth Grade
hearsal
will entertain.
Sunday Muining Feb. &—Lovo
Mr. U. 0. Caldwell, president,
Feast
^ f r a . Thelma Sheppard, sec.
Evening Services—"The Holy
Communion"
FOURTH GRADE CLASH
At 6 P. M. the Young Adult
OF HOPPER ACADEMY VISITS
OFFICE OF DR. J. C. RINGL1NG Improvement Club will meet at
Tha member* of the fourth the Church. Mrs. Isreal Poston,
grade claaa of Hopper Academy are President. If you do not consider
studying Dental care. To rftmnx yourself a Young Adult, you are
ths study oil last Friday afternoon, welcome as a Honorary Member.
they vlnited the dentist office. Dr.
J. C. Ringling, to find out more REV. J. C. MURRAY A W IPE
STATIONED
information about dental core
Many iiurstlons were anked nhout
Hev. J. C. Murray and hla charm
hw teeth. In reply to the question* ing wife Mrs. Elisabeth Murray
sked they Mive been highly bene cornea to us from Nqwman Meth
fited. Dr. Ringling showed the odist Church. Key West. Rev, Mur
olasa many tools and their uses, ray Is a graduate of Clifton Col
also the X-ray machine and how lege. Orangeburgh, 8. C. Ha re
It worked. They wish In thank Dr. ceived bis theological training at
Ringling for hls kindness and in Gammon Theological Seminary,
formation given them during their Atlanta, Gn., Rev. and Mra. Mur
visit.
ray have donetmuch In the service*
Mr*. L. W. Bryant, teacher. of God down through the years.
Mary Murray, Pharolt Henderson, Tho only "on of Rev. and Mr*.
Margaret Robinson, reporters.
Murray Is Cedi A. Murray who ll
now a senior at Rathuna Cookman
EVE hTg REKN LODGE No. 23
College. After finishing thsre he
P A A. M. WILL MEET
plans to further bis studls* m
Evergreen Lodge No. 23 F. A Law.
A. M. will hold their Annual Com
We a re very pleased to welcome
niuuleatlons Friday Feb. 10, IDftd llieni in mu city and to the newly
7:30 P. M. at Masonir Hall 7lh appointed church. The public Is
A I’lue Ave. Business of Import Trinity. Miss Katie Rohlnaon, raance. Ail members nie requested alwaya welcome to worahip at
to be present.
porter.
L. C. Mayo, VV. M : C. Black,
sec.; John w. Mosely, Treas.-re- THIRTY-THIRD SESSION
porter.
M I N I S T E R AND D E A C O N
UNION No. I
EH VICKS AT ALIEN CHAPEL
Ministers and Daaeoni Union
A M. K.
No. 3 mid Auxiliary to the Bethel
Bundsv School P:!lo A. M., Supl Baptist Association convened at
J, J. Thompson A Tearherit, pfe- Ml. Zion M. B. Chureh, Re*. T.
sent. Visitors present; Mrs. Janie Davis, ijastnr on Jap. 29-87-21-29,
Hill of Tntnnn, Florida.
I960. O'n Thursday night Rev. 8.
Morning Service 11:00 A M., S. Chism preached a wonderful
Mrs. S. A. Singleton president or sermon, speaking from the 37th
the local missionary society of Chapter) of EsekWI 4th. v*W i
Allen Chspel A. M. E. Church pro "Hear Ye the Word of the Lord.
sided over the Missionary pyn
.Friday night, PrajrW Bead So
gram. Mualc was furnishsd by ciety. Mr*. R. Waehlngton, In
. Xholra No. t and 2. Holcctlonsmaw fharW ’ R rv.T . H .'fltom aedeliver.,
■ is o given by the Junior choir. The ed a soul stirring sermon. Satur
guest speakers were: Mra. M. I- day morning 10:00 A- M. Btlla
Harris, Sanford, Mr*. Hortim, Win* Hour. Rev. J. W. Spaulding waa
ter Park, Mrs. Callie Johnson In charge of the Bible lesson which
Orlsndo. Topics discussed were: was taught from Homan 8lh.
( I t "Who can and should do Mis Chapter, "God's Grace Is sufflsionary work?" (21 "Easentiala in d rill". Saturday 11:80 A. M. In*
Missionary Work" (3) Where Mis Epps, "What More Cen He Do”,
sionary work should he done . apirational address by Rev. M. P.
These topics were wnimmUtlP dis Islnb filh chapter.
cussed. The umin thfought being
After the sermon and collec
that all Christians are mfsilonar ea tion the Moderator. Rev. W. II.
jirnl lhal everybody alio|tld do Mls- Iluglev called a business meeting.
Alotmry work.
„ , .Saturday 2:30 1’; M. Junior Home
The evening service was full of Mission and Rrd Circle with Mrs.
spirit. Thp Happy Four Quartet or Clorldran Harris and co-workers
Tampa remleswi n program Iwgln- had charge. Respond was given
tiln g al 3:00 P. M. The church was hy Rev, C. H. Haynes. Baturdiy
packed to Us capacity to hear 7:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service,
those wonderful B'ngers
Deacon Duhart In charge of de
Two members were siM«l o the votion. Varlou* minister* were al
church Mrs. Austin Trinsll and lotted fifteen minute* each. Rev.
Mr. Henry Shaw.
• •
A. Lawson spoke his aubject
Rev. A. C. Chandler, pastor, Miss being "Understand What Thy
Alfreds Wright, repnrtsr.
Read", Rev. Samml* Johnson
speaking next spoka on "If God
S e r v i c e s a t a n t io c ii m . b . Is For Us Who Can Ba Against
v
OVIEDO
Us", Rev. Mltchal speaking next
Sunday School 9:30 A. M., w. spoke on "Seek Y# The Lord
E. Ash, Supt. and teacher* P«»«nL
rhile He I* Near"
Immediately after Sunday
At the close of the services 4
waa Holy Baptism. This being tha eharlty offering waa made for the
pastor's annlverssry v a r t o u • pastor' Rev. T. Davis, Sunday
ehurches and their pastors render* morning Sunday School 9:46 A.
ad sarvlces. Rev. Hardwick and hi* M. Mr. R. Brooks and ts4eh4rs In
congragatlon. Sunday
charge Tha lesson was rivltw sd
Sunday night Rev. C. w Orant and hy Rev. Spaulding. Sundiy 11 A.
hit congregation. This tkrffllnattajj M. Morning Worship, Mr. PorUr
ha Pastor ■ Rey. R- B' „ L l ! leading devotion. The ehelr « * '
nniversary a npleey PeeRf11? . * ! a! Itn beat. Rev. H. B. JitRQi de*
rendered. Grant Chagel A- Hv «- Hvered the mesaage. Moderator
aenlor choir rendered the m««e. Rev. W. P. Singleton mad# re
Rev. Grant spoke D'>m thr> subject. mark*, Sunday 7l P. M. Horn*
- 'W h a t Do You ThSuk Of Jeaua . Mission Society Mr*. F. M. BagUy
A wonderful paper was T*“d ° y and co-workers In ehtrgd.
Mra. Ella Eadle, euhject: — Tb*
Rev. J. W. Spaulding dfllvertd
man of the Ages". The paetor ex- the message., Rev. O. Glover also
pressed hie hearty thanks to every delivered a short message. Sun
one for their cooperation In thl» day 6:30 l*. M., B. Y. P. U., Mrs.
hie anniversary.
f . M. Begley In _eharg*^the las
iktor., Mra. ■on was reviewed b r l e v . t . II.
Rev. R. B. Black, pakl
Jh e lm a K urti, reporter.
wick dallysrinjf
P. M. Rev. Ilardwick
the message. Prayer H e y .,0 .,...
TEACHERS MEETING, HELD Haynes. Adjournment. Gotlectton
Teachers meeting of the Church for Charity 20.46, General Collec
of God waa held at tha.Jjome of tlon $210.13.
Mr. and Mra. lareal Black. After
the meeting the host e n d hoetee;
CHURCH OF
served refreshments consisting of
WEEKLY ACTIVI
punch and cake. The meeting ad* Monday night 7:30 P.
Journed to meet nest we**.
B arnet
date to be announced at the home Tuesday Night 8:00 P. M.- -Teashof Mr. and Mrs. Kin Brewlngton,
i'*.
Willow Avenue.
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Mrs. Anna Henderson, reporter.
Service
ic—O^volr
Thursday Nlght 8:30 P. M.—C
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Tdttth
Fifth Blreet andjBenfoed Avewee
at Trinity Met"0* 11
wava highly
Klnhtv In*
. h, Jan. ha
29, war#
In
it. 1:00 r :M
ittonal throughout the ^day
iy School 9:30 A-.
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iithTSupt. 11:00 A. M. Rev- J. C. Morning Service 11 tW A- * . (Bundelivered »he morelng
Y . ^ V . Service 0;00 P. M. (Bun•
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Club held it*
a l Sale! Surplus Stock ° f
FASHIONS-DRESSES
Regularly Priced at 2.98, 3. 98, 4.98, 5.98
DRESSES
for
Singly 1.69 Each
THIS GROUP INCLUDES;
MATERIALS
• Fine count Percale
• Sheers
• Spuns •
• Gingham
PATTHRNS
• Plaids
• Dots
• Checks
• Solid Colors
• Small Floral h in ts
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•
STYLUS
.
A
• Button Coats
w '/Tipper Styles
B Wrap-around
• Solid and print
• Plastic Dirndls
c o m b in a tio n s
SI/.KS
TRIMMINGS
• Hie Kac
9-17
lL!-2()
• Braid
• Organdy
US-1-1
1 6 -0 2
DRESSES
for
Singly 2.69 Fach
u
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THIS GROUP INCLHPI S:
MATERIALS
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•
Fine count Percale
Sheers
i
Spuns
Gingham
,
PATTKRNS
•
•
•
•
•
Plaids
Dots
Checks
Solid Colors
Small Floral Prints
STVLKS
• Button Coats
• Zipper Styles
• W rap-around
• Solid and print (Ntnhinations
• Klastic Dii lulls
SI/.KS
I' HIM MINGS
• liic Kac
9-17
12-20
• Piaid
• Organdy
:?S- I I
■16-52
2000 COTTON DRESSES IN THIS SALE!
Florida Fashions Hold hrnidml of thiniHamlH «*f Jiiewe Hrewim hint year by
the country. (Many of them iwn manufactured right here in Sanford.) They
. . . . You've aeen them advi ru ed in Life, Look, Wimian'
magazines and new»|mi"n.
mail- iicmlutK ih. tu In ru-iy lily mid town in
were sold al llie regular piices iif Li.ilK In 0.1)8.
Home Companion, Photoplay, True M"r\ and dozens of oilier
At the close of the year their invr-nif<ry allowed immy style:* with odd. and ends remaining Druki n .i/i range., which could not la* iidvertined
nationally.
We've acquired this surplus stork
"ffer the women of Sanford in Mu:* accond annual aale <-f I l.tiRIU v I VSIIIONS DRESSES The second
u le list year broke all records. Tin *ale offerr. even GREATER VALUES !
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Added Special ! We bought all the
prices I
-minds" from Florida Fitshiuua' Sanford factory and tIn-
lire.
■ire included at almoat give-away
. . . . All of these dresses-2000 of them, arc ready for your choosing in theae two big Hale group:* Yon *an pa k house rlresHes or street dresses,
•ny styles, any alzcs, any colors and <i>mhinr them to get the 2 for $:MI() and 2 for $,ri pricea.
E V E R Y D R E SS G U A R A N T E E D F A S T CO LO R! O N SALE S A T U R D A Y
E X T R A S P A C E .. E X T R A S A L E S P E O P L E T O H E L P Y O U !
Special!
A d d e d V a lu e s fo r 2 0 0 E A R L Y B IR D S .
Regular 2 .9 8 Dresses
You will scarcely believe your eyes when you see this group of super bargains. W hy t h e
tilftterial alone in these dresses would cost you more than w hat you will pay for these. They
Won’t last long at this ridiculously low price. So be an early bird. These dresses soiled, slight
ly damaged taken from regular stock of 2.98 to 4.98 dresses. Not all sizes or colors in all
stylss.
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PAGE POUR
Background Of Genius
The Sanford Herald
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* a t rteular advtrtlelae ralra.
* ""E*»»i**al*d liaitiaailjr f f ^ T t .
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N*n*aae*r R i i r e n s l l r n
; l» t- Nest task, Cktrara, Uslrsli,
k a iM i Cite, an* >l. I.sals.
. '"Th* Htrale is a B**ask*r a t Ik*
’ 0***rlaite rn « « ssklrk I* eatltled
' eaclaslsalr t« tk* ■** 1st rissklltwites «* all l l r Inral B fm erlalld
Ur this arnspserr, a* sstil a* all
* a y lass* ei*p*i*h*s.
In b study of the heredity, health and emotional Utahillty of geniuses, Dr. Arlele Juda, Austrian psychiatrist,
iuncturea a number of popular beliefs about these uutstandng members of society.
She says most gen (uses .a’"' not insane, contrary^bn -r»n
Itlew struggling fur common belief. Two-thirds of those reporvfcii on by Dr. Jutlu were found of minimi mien,' though
a delicate mental and emotional balance wus jthow n'lo be
common among them. As for the reasons for thd appearance
of a genius in a family, It was found that inventive ability,
mathematical genius and outstanding capacity In music or
.......................ly inherited. Several talented
forbear* usually appeared in the background of u genius fn
these fields, Geniuses live lunger ttum other people, usually
hi
marry happily, and tend to choose
mates of above uveruge
igence. Large fnmlllt
intelligence.
families tire more likely to produce geniuses than are small ones
The light of publicity which frequently falls on a re
cognized genius is a decided handicap. Slight eccentricities
which uttrnct little notice In ordinary folk are often magni
fied and labelled marks of insanity by unfeeling observers.
In one of the large families which produce a genius, the
•
frhlbAV, FEB. 9, 1DJ0
mole uidinury members, living their normal, unspectacular
today s biblbt v b r s it
lives, are often more to be envied than the one who stands
.
Credulity Is not faith. Courage head and shoulders above the lenl.
la o constituent of faith, attempt
' the Impossible, end tomorrow It
Otov prove quit* poeelblc. Tilth
If It both not woike ie dead.
—Ja. ST:IT.
£cme «f ue imagine that we cm
sssiost the unseen ruler of
* .the unlmne. But the etara In their
* route* fight egainat ue. We ran. not win.
Gel on QaeTa aide.
Commit thy way unto the Lord;
.i . - ® . ."'K V JIL L S ' 6'Ul- He chill
Wing it fo p u t— P«. 37:6.
i
1' Governor Warren peya high inbulc lo Comptroller Gay who iret
Florida going comtantly in the rrd
•‘ in apitc of the new $40,000,000
. »l lit lex.
*
ScctrUry Brennan hai paid
$350,000,000 to acquire 200.000,000 buihrl* of poletoe*. but hr
Would gladly give that much igam
,
J lo gel rid ol one hoi potato.
*
Declaring
that
the
United
» S ta in hai no sure dcfrntr agemit
* attack, Secretary of An Syming
ton iey» ‘Thoir who reiterate
>America mini hr dntroyrd hive
d ground army greater in numbm
then the combined forcer of thr
Allier, an air force thr largnl m
thr world, end thr woild't largrii
submarine Heel." Ol count there
vgUI be rotne who would tey Sym
ington doein’l know what he ia
talking about, but ruppoic ht
, irjrould be right. Support we refute
to lirten, end Ruttla tfof* pull »
Ptsrl Hetbor on ut. We might not
come bock to rstily the next lime.
The Public Homing Administra
tion it making a tuivey of cei$ loin lub-rliiulerd arm in San^ElthfO 'determine how many and
” What kind of low coil homing it
needed in (hit city. Il will help mat
erially ill blithering thr project il
every prnon interviewed nntwrrt
all querlwni atkrd at fully and
frankly ar poirible. At much ol the
need it known to eiiit in George
town and Gnldtbaro, colored miniitert, ichool teachen and other
Negro Icadcrt could help thrir peo
ple a great deal toward getting bet
ter homing by adviting them lo
CO-opciale lo thr fullcil extent pottibie with thr agenti ol tha Public
Homing Adminiitralion who ait
making the turvey.
‘
,
We are toiry to tee William
’ Often of the American Federation
of Labor announcing hit tupport
gf Senator Pepper, Green it a good
man and there are lota of good mfn
^ the AFL. But Samuel Compart
Who wai one of the wiistt men ia
the American Labor movemaal and
who pteerded Green as AFL chhlf
; need to advise his people lo stay
i out of politics. The worst thiag that
tould happen to oiganiiad labor in
' this country would ue for all those
who are not onanited to line up
against Labor, pepper has been a
it W M lo Labor as far as Labor
..ilion is concarned, but by adBling socialited industry and by
to push tha government
bankruptcy, ha i* threatening
■
* down tha horns on tha
standard of living any In
ert In tha world hot
Perhape om rtaeon that wa ara
vklently S f o W In U»« mu*
, af any more law* ir baceuet
Tin'l *' day that goes by dtp!
n't hava to uauin to
FRIDAY PER i. 1M»
THE SANFORD HERALD, 9ANFOBD, FLORIDA
f
Spots On The Sun
Since sun-spots came to be a term recognized In a
vague way by most people, they have received the blame
for a good many misdoings on Ihe earth. The nature of sun
spotH and what they do are such complicated matters lliat
few scientists will tackle the job of explaining them to a
layman. It seems to be sufficient to know that they throw
considerable weight in the fields of weather and electric
comrnonicatiotir.. — ----- - • ------** PU* to K«)d use. Dr. Charles 11.
Abbot of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington lias
been keeping charts and graphs of sun-spots and weather
conditions for many years, and he thinks that general weatti
er conditions can be forecast accurately not just duvs or
^ ^vgnee The possibilities are almost
unlimited, prink of being able to plan vacations months
ahead and be able to hit the kind of weather you want li
might be possible to take much of the uncertainty out ut
farming and other industries in which the weather playa vital part.
It sounds like a giddy dream. Hut for anyone w ho has
ever stood in awe and watched the aurora borealis play across
wav" in* ,anoWing *
*^jB- t<>0- iB Hnked in some mysterious
them
th<! 8un*Bpo,8> alm,,Hl ^ D i i n g can he believed „t
The Scrap In England
A- ■
(’on‘lervative'partv**1'«
*»>o campaign tactics of Hi.
.1 rvatlye Party in Lngland seem to suuireut the nu-itnidThere ^mav
i'
laflt P»«lf£ntial carripaign
too.little Surface differences 'between' the
fiJeSi T O EofT
S a if »i!i*».«Wnw:«»ta.
Great
l L h t i htmkrunt cpridJUon ap|uirently
is not being hought
out In campaign propaganda, Merely
ft
„ir“4 f . “y a a ^ * w j a j r a .
Telephone Wages
H«atlaa*a Praia Pad* na*|
uvertlme.
"H urting rate* ar* good, loo.
Ju,t out nf wnool gets
Moot) a week (IIS 0.B0 a month)
in heeic pay from the day she
reports for work as an operator.
. * "P'ieef or repairman, who
Startrd with th* Company with
out experience In 1041, la rneiving, as a m u lt of wage adjust
ment* and regular progression,
[nor* Inin four tlmta th t wrkrp
he earned when he Joined the or
ganisation.
"Womeu who joined th* Com
pany In J$41 without Ulephqij* ex
perience, are nrfw, After eight
yeere, receiving a wag* rata ovar
Ihraa-liw ta *• large a* they re<* 1*ed when they started work,
".Tha national CIO ]aad*ra' dlstortiona of th* facta about tele
phone Wafas ar# an obvious at
tempt to goin support from people
who or* unfamiliar with tha Tele*
Hanford Zoning
........... ..
*.««,
arjcr ,,f the |U|*,
n,,* md uf
which time Miiuthi-r BO ,uln must
he purchase,1 said Mr McKlhbln.
The Commission urtlerrd idacrd
on first reading Hanford's adop„of l,1"' Hout hern Htaodnrd
?rUnii
w,,lch is used generally In cities throughout the
Hoiilh. This specifies ty p o am|
strength of construction, and wifi
he operated in accordance
tone requirement!:.
Walter Krohne, who haa leased
toe hanger and runway facimi**
et the Municipal Airport to ue*
*P 0 P # r u l i n g airport, was
granted the use uf additional land
north of the Ksst-west runway and
at the corner of Twenty-flfth 8t.,
•nil MRlIonvlIJit Awn hr .
M. O. Hodges and John Maker
were named members of the hoard
of plumbing examiners, amt II, C,
Stafford and I). Job* member* ol
the board nf electrical examiner*,
both group* to work with City
loetiva bargaining and its'present Building Inspector*, John QIHon.
willingness to settle differences Tha Commission thanked those
at tha bargaining table."
who served on these board* last
year, especially elnc* there le no
It ‘
B U sn a n a rrA
aaurtmr wHh a
«?e awTSaih
Suparior court Judge John A. Cor
nell warned that n* would hava
tha court cleared If them warn
any further demonstration.
Or, Laako tret If led he reached
hie conclusion that Carol Ann waa
aano on Sept. IS when be exam
ined her for the second time.
Under brief cron-examination,
ha eald nothing would change that
conclusion.
The psychiatrist denied ha had
told Mrs. Palght on January U
that Carol Ann had suffered a
blackout. Ho contended, however,
ha told Ura. Palght that any teetimony ha would give in tha case
Sanford Forum
The Hanford Herald
Tti* Hanford Humid
Sanford, Florida
Hanford, Fla.
Dear Hir,
firnl lemen:
Upon arriving back in Atlanta
Thank you very much for a copy
of the muli-aimy «litlun of your this »w *' 'i found a copy T5< your
newx paper, I surety do appreciate Jan. 23, I960 Tourist Edition news
il. Home time ago I wrote to th * i paper on my desk.
,n reading-thi* edition i and
Chainhi r 'if 'CoinuiirEa 'th e re ' n - ' (iiicitlng information about cruleea after passing It among avarvdown thp Ht. Johnn. I had thought one hrra in our off lea, I would
that would be a lut of fun aa a lllis to tell you of the many fine
t-luh activity. And what ahnuld com,(imts that war* mada about
I find in thla edition but an article this Pictorial Presentation Spec
ial Edition you put out.
of "Cruielng Down the River."
agreed that it waa something
I'm going to tiring thin paper here
to our n rrt hueineee meetlne an f different, and someone with your
nrn nure hoth the gall and fellow* organisation had been doing tom*
will like the Idee — and we can long range thinking, In order to
Up with *ueh a fine layout.
pr’ihuhly find a lot more thing* to connEveryone her* certainly appre
do there too. I wna really nur- ciated receiving this edition.
prired to find how Hanford haa
Your* very truly,
grown—It’* really quite a progres
Ill-Speed Roller Lo., Inc.
sive city—mol* puwet to vuu.
C. M. Pittman
Thank* again for the malt-away
Atlanta, Uaedition.
Virginia Trlee,
Henfurd Herald,
Hinrerely,
Hanford, Fla.
Orlando.
I have Just rerelved a riimplltneniary copy of the Special Tour
The Hanford Herald,
ist Edition of the Herald and think
Hanford, Fla.
you have a beautiful lot of pic
Deal Hir:
tures It doe* a fine |ub of show
1 want to thank you for the ing visitors what we have in Cen
large Herald paper I got todav tral Florida.
with all the large picture* In tt
Thank you very much.
of Hanford.
Boy, it aure has
Sincerely,
grown since I left there and really
JOHN T1EDTKE,
ii one of the most heautlfql cities
Treasurer,
I tinv«- even been In or seen. It
Rolllne College.
sure made in* home-sick to look
al all the old plares I used to go
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] sure uiinK'TiiB swimming Lanfoid KcfAitt,
pool U a great thing for Sanford Sanford, F la .,
and thr folk* there. I bet some Deer Mr. Dean;
My paper he* Just come It Iday that will he one of the largest
end moit beautiful cltiee In the greet. I am indeed glad to have
South It has a beautiful w ater rent copies to many of my friendi.
front ion, end lot* of inland lakee I love Sanford and hop* to Induce
end plenty of good fiehing and oilier* to com* here.
Mo*t Sincere!"
hunting.
CLARA GINN
Urmon Ward.
Sincerely.
‘■tnford Herald,
Akron, Ohio.
Sstiford Herald,
f)e*i Sir.
The Hanford Herald
1 certainly am enjoying receiv
III Magnolia Avenue,
ing the Hanford news again. Kind
Hanford, Fla.
ly change my address to Mrs. Robt>rai Sirs.
A* I douT know which of you cit A. Lyman, Box 1361, Hilo, Ha
I am indebted to for your Tourist waii Thank you.
Sincerely,
Kdillnn of the- Hanford Herald. I
HAZEL LYMAN
v, ill thank you both. I appreciate
tiring remembered, end enjoyed
looking over the paper — saw a Hanford Herald,
few familiar name*, like H. B. Hanford, Fla.
Pope—and II would appear that1 Dear Mr. Deant
I am writing yuu again for I
there have been quilt' a few ImproveuienlH since I was last there. want you to do ma a favor. There’s
* caupl* of patients over here from
Sincerely your*,
Hanford that I'd Ilk* to get the
( , C. U. Chinn,
Pree, First National Bank, Hanford Herald. Could yon send
a couple of complimentary copies
- Miami
...
m- to William (Bill) George and
Hanford Herald,
Audry U o selg ., . 1 realty enjoyed
Sanford, Fla.
your tourist edition. ,n
pear Sir:
T"t would like t u congratulate you
■
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Jr.
on.one of the finest fdltlom of (S*
Orlando, i
SAhfoul llerald t h a t'I have eysr
Seen. If yon have tWd copies left, The Hanford Herald,
will you please mail them to the Sanford, Florida
following, especially to niy s»n Dear Mr. Dean; .
who Is very interested in jils pome
1 was daltfhted with your mamtown. Thank you.
mbtb pictorial description of San
Sincerely,
ford—the pictures were especially
Ht-rtriple McDonald,
effective.
Buskin, Fla.
Congratulations end *11 hast
wishes.
The Hanford Herald,
Sincerely your*,
Hanford, Fla.
A. J. HANNA
Dear Sirs:
Winter Perk.
As i am luoklug for a good Place
to llv* after I retire ami have Sanford Herald.
made two visits to Florida, also Sanford, Fie.
two trips to California and aa yet
We are gratified to note the
have not found the place, I would very nice story you gave ui in
like to receive a ropy of your dally your Tourist Issue containing our
paper, as 1 believe a newspaper advertisement and w t appreciate
tells more than all the folders sent th* apace you gave ue.
out by other agencies.
Will you pleas* mall ue a t once
Thanking yuu for any Informa 15 eopiee of this tim e and bill ui
tion, I remdtn,
for eamef We want thee* copie*
Very truly yours,
for our ealesmen'e ueo.
Thomas L. Beaver
Youre very truly,
Schenectady, 0, N. Y.
PLANTATION ESTATES,
INC.
The Sanford Herald,
FREDERIC L: SPIRO, '
Sanford, Fla.
President.
Dear Mr. Deem
New York City
W* thank you for tending ue
your seven section IBM Tourist
Edition and please accept our ron> Sanford Herald,
ratulatiout on a splendid j«b Sanford, Fla.
D«ar Sira:
on*.
Thank you vary much for lendlug ma (ha IBM Touriat Edition of
(ha Sanford Harold.
I enjoyed looking It over vary
much and waa lurprieed to »aa
tha tramandoua growth that you
hava had In tha paat ton yaara. It
la all vary Intonating and oowatlwa I think I will coma up and
apand a day and look ovar that
whola a m again. It la a grant
P*rt of Iba country.
BMcaraly youra.
3
Dividend-Paying Stock
Th# Sanford Herald yesterday
published a special ixlltinn extol
ling the marita of Sanford and
Seminole County. It make* pretty
ehrawd observations In an editorial
In that laeue explaining the merit
of apaclal editions, which many
are prone to think spring from a
money-raising scheme of the pub
lisher. That’s not true, of course,
end when on* adds up the cost
involved of numerous cut* end spe
cial copy and the long hours of
overtime Involved, th* publisher
finds himself lucky If he breaks
even—Palatka News.
Mrs. Iloyd Injured
pital, Ell 1st an Baker, another oc
cupant of th* F o rt, waa
homa from th* hospital follswtnjr
inspection. Robert J3&ha "w ee
treated f y minor lacerations on
the taco* tVbowa and knew,
C. M. Boyd reported that Mr*
Boyd la now homo rooting. Dam
age to th* front end of her
Dodge ia estimated a t M 00. The
right aide of the Ford waa bool
*d In.
,
The <"4v£"L u b ’bam considering
making--Twentieth Street, a ' Una
'in the heavily traveled Country
Club and Lite* Mary Road, a
through street. The accident oc
curred but only block* from
where police two hour* later
M ia m i S h o o tin g
L 'aiilim l ream raa* Oael
a vun," Miller said.
The patrulman pulled hta .MM
caliber service revolver from Its
hulstrr with his left hand and fired
several shots.
At the hospital poll-* posted a
guard over Bhitdkraut and Liehman. Shildkraut's young bride
was held for uuestionlng.
organisation who helped In making
it possible. We confidentially be
lieve that any advertiser who will
spend money with you will get
returns on his appropriations bectute of th* natural growth of the
Hanford market.
Hie Sanford Herald,
Sincerely yours,....
Sanford. Flu.
*
Arthur W. Cooley,
Dear Mr. Dean:
Wrigley Bldg.
Congratulationa on your mailChicago, 1)1.
away lesue of the Herald and
thanks to you and Mr*. Ray for The fianford Herald,
the excellent write-up nf my studio Hanford, Fla.
*
and the painters of Sanford.
Dear Sir:
Sincerely,
Last fail my wife and I were
"Tony" NEWTON MEHRII.I in Sanford and registered at th*
Thimble Cottage,
Chamber of Commerce. Last week
Fern Park.
they *cnt us a Special Edition of
the Sanford newspaper.
In this paper I read where LeeLake Mery, Fie.
ter Tharp was insnager of the
Jen. 31, 1950
Editor
Western Union Telegraph ComHanford Herald
puny i h i r * .
Sanford, Florid*
My wife and I are old time WU
Dear Sir:
operators and way hack in 1010
We are winter visitors from At lher*- was a Lester Tharp worked
ianta, Ga. and living in Lake Mary. with us In Cincinnati. I believe
A short litre ago we were both hr was originally from Mt. Sterl
III and bad to tie taken to the ing or Paris, Ky. He then went
Pernald Laughton Memorial Hos to l.uwrenceville, III., for the In
pital. We feel we would like lo dian Refining, Company and I
rxpreaa publicly our satisfaction of used to work a private wire with
the treatm ent while there.
him out of Cincinnati.
W« have only the highest praise
I was wondering If liy anv
fur nurses, nurse aids and the doc chance hu could he the same fel
tor who gave us such axcelivnt low T I have not seen or hoard of
care.
him for about 86 years but he
Sincerely,
would now be in h it late fifties.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Hydro His nirknam* waa "Jgek."
R. C. Fieger.
Tha Sanford Herald
4806 Prosperity Place
Sanford, Fla.
Cincinnati, H8,.Q.
Dear Sir:
Th* Htrald'a annual Tourist*'
~ T O LATH TO CLASSIFY
ditton was received till* morntt is fine In every way and LOST — Last night, one furITig
II
lined glove In front of Armory
we who know something about the
Bldg. Finder return to Util Horn
effort put into this paper con
at Pullc* Station.
gratulate every member of your
l r CLAMIIC8 ......i
i * ji * •l \
1W* CLASSIC*
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COLUMBIA I T
CHILDREN’S ALasi/MT
.D t-H sw ? McLaulin
Optatnefrfct
I I I MagneUa A**.
I’bons 51*
C A ME L LI A |
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In, W,d. r.b.
Starting
ll.a
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Set
Our
Stock
.!«.
DICKERSON’S
Grity Shadow Nurserlea
8. Sanford Av*.
Phone 716-JI
FREE DANCE
AND SHOW
For Those
interested in the
EAGLE'S
Orlando Ragle’s
•14 W. Central
»:00 F. M. Sat. Evt.
February 4
SANFORD AERIE
OF EAGLE'S
Now Being organized 1
Charter now Open!
It s in ihe Cards
Eventuully . . .
AN N O U N CIN G
X/tNFORD'S NEWEST MEN'S STORE
Now
O pen F or B usiness
*
P
For the past 24 years we have been g iv in g .
courteous and efficient service in men’s wear
to the people of Stanford and this trading area.
Now for the first time we are able to translate
to them in our own store the valuable lessons
we. have learned in modern merchandising so
that they may have thlB full benefit of quality
goods at tl]6 lowest possible price.
Bprinf Stock ArrhrtBf D*ifr
OVER lOOORICOWDft
conducted the safety car teat#
for the banofit of high school
____ ' ____
students.
P
Clearance Sale
l wo saa'k
Florida rower & Light
Dali* Herald,
Sanford, FIjl
Dear Slri
* have J u t received th* Jan. *8
'Tourist Edition’ 'and 1 want to
*#nd my congratulation! ImmediIt le certainly annexe* Ilent
Job in every way end* you have
every right to be very proud of
Hi* results.
.th is-Issu e home
with mo for a more detailed peruaal. I waa particularly Interested
n the professional sketches done
by Mr*. Ralph Huntley, They ara
certainly beautiful. This mtUm.
„*y.r*)y provides » "omplete. plc*ure ,°f your loco) hotel and resort
facilities u well *a industry.
Again, my congratulations I
Sincerely yours,
JAMEH H. MORROW,
Inland Newspaper
Representatives, Inc.
Chicago, III,
9
�FRIDAY F IR t, 1980
PAG* FIVE
Tourit n u ll IIuIcIh
Cruise And Pirty
warllD- Pahncr Ray—Society Editor
Woman's Club Hears Discussion
On Proposed Athletic Stadium
Telephone 148
Mr* Non mi Ifucking'hu;.., r.l.o
if-t ' miiI.h .i (iH rlni Club «pon*
will In* itmi i n il on I*» li II* in '**•'<! ■t • imimhI Kuolrii tour for
L’hm lew Wat mm uf Ciilpiiiiiii* hji** I dut (■*( t Eoi> mtni Lur*, vUitori,
fionorpd I msI even ing w ith u how
or iflvrn fly ln*r ti'l t 'i , MU.h .1«*jin
Social Calender
FRIDAY
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet at the Lemmi Hut at
7.30 P.M.
HATLiUDAT
Tha Thrift tihop will lie open
from 0:30 to 11 I'm a . 31. with
Mr*. S. C. (iraham in churife.
MONDAY 1
The Kuth Sneering Ctrl's Auxi
liary of the Woman'* MUniunary
Union of the Firat Baptist Church
will meet at 3:Jill P M Or<nl|>
So. 1 with Mr*. Josh Phillip* at
.116 Oak Avenue atul <iruu|i No.
2 with Mila Ann Vance, 2*171) Pal
metto Avenue.
The Run Beam Hand of the
Woman'* Ml**lnnary Union for
children ago *lx to nine year*,
will meet at .3:*30 P.M. at the Find
BaptUt Church.
The committee in charge of ar
rangement* for the annual Wo
man'* Chill hoapltal benefit bridge
party will meet at the club at
1:30 P. M.
St. Mark* Chapter of the Worn
an'i Auxiliary uf Holy Cro<n K,pi«
copal Church will meet at H:llll
P.M. at the home uf Mr*. Clenu
Llnglv In, l.oph Arbor with Mr*
John Galloway a* co-ho*te.*i..
St. Catherine'* Chapter of the
Woman'* Auxiliary of Holy Crn«*
EpUcopal Church will meet at :t:0u
o'clock at thv home uf Air* Hawk
in* Connelly with Mr*. Thoiiiu*
Vaughan a* co-ho*tea*.
The Hu*tne*> and Piofe*«ional
Women’* Circle of the W S C S ot
the Firat Methodiat Church w ill 1
A meet at 8:00 P.M. at the Inline of
^ Mr*. J.
I 11
I). Calluhan, rtilt
721 t'„
Ka*t
Twentieth Rtieet.
Circle* of the W.HC.8. uf the
First Metlualtit Church will iiu*el
a* follows: Circle No. 1 nt 3:IHI j thin city
Mayfair To S|H>nHor
P.M. with Mir, H. O. SMInhoUer. iu Paul’
Saturday Nitu Dance
1408 Dak Avenue; Circle No 2, Kcua.loi
at 3:00 P.M., with Ah*. .1. K. Al.
Kfnley. tilH Magnolia Avenue; Cir
cle No. 3, at 3:00 P.M,, with Mrs Lydia Wichoidt To
J. M. Hayes, HU Went Sixteenth
Wed I*. D. CarlNon
Street; Circle No. 4 at McKinley
Hall at 3:011 P.M.; Circle No. h
3tr. and Mr*. A. Wlehrthll an
■l“" Saimd.it ...II rider Oiaiige ] IM)
with Mr*. I.. S. Ilurkev. IlMi'J
French Avenue, al 3:00 P.A1.J Cir nounce tli<* cngay.'iiii'nl of theii Memoiiul 11..-j>i11>I m liriiindo to I Hull
p;,
cle No. 0 at 12:00 o’clock a f .Mc ■laughter. I.ydlu, to I'aul Ihivid ntm i"" and will ouijnpi. du op.-ia|,v ^
Kinley Hall IW u ciWeiod <l|*li Carl"oti. *«in of Itev. and Ml*. (' T. ilun 011 .Monday
Carliw.n of iltavalo, Kciiadur, Smith j
jtl ^
Iimchenn.
3Ii . and M<* 111411 \ I'ooU* and
The Philutheu Sunday School Amui ira.
clai* of the First Preahyterian
Ml** Wiehol.lt attended Hanford cliltilieu, I'litiicin and Henry, havg
Church will hold a regular meet achool*, graduating front Semlhule inthled iPit ii rr-nlrih .. (4, their new
ing at 8:00 P. M. at the home uf High School In loir. Shu wa* home in Mi.yfnii ..yet looking the 1 t h r 'v lio nie In K v a n a trm , 411., » f t e i
v U d ln g M i. I I i i I iiia * ' p a r e iit " , *Mt
M u. F. .T. Meriwythai on Celery einidoyed for u yenr at tin* t’oun- St. Johut Itii'er.1
m ui A l l " (le o rffe T iiih n u * , who ac
tyTuV i ’olUe'lui '" offi. .* mid I.* now
wi a. a* W y K m m m i
, c .n iK ia tile d them to llliu .n *
T ie 1
P l)H « th * u C laag t o f th e a "tudeut al ihe Mi**mniirj Triilnileo rg i* lln lm lll, p h iii to r e t u it , t *>
lug' llialltull- ill NVlick, Ni V.
S u n fo rd in S e p te m b e r. ,
,
■ Mr, I'arliim attended tin* School
1 Meriwether, Crfiery*.. Avenue, at foi Mi*Mliiiiuriea' Childion in tjulto, ..
■- t *-*—■■ 1
...
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o
8:00 P. M.
Keuildor, giHiluilllllg ill til 12 lie Ull,‘'
'
, ri i
' , l . “"I1 Ml|’'
.
u.u. ...... lY.viid at lh» ........ 11
.
and daughlei l-uclit li*Vf a* Da It '
TUESDAY
. Tha Fidells Clas* of the Flr»t K in h a n n v III g u i l d h e fo iv .' . . 1111111: 1 l l i , V l ' V 1|l " l|la ' C’' J 11» r ,W *l
A l /’nh elr FElrflihow.
? * H ,V " IM'I.
Baptiit Church will hold a cover Iu
till* country, lie gra.lni.i. d Irani i
,1
“ '"'Ii and iiaiold Ka."t-1, Alt■aainlrm. t*W*
ed Hilh 111 ptier ut the home of Mr. the MI**loliurv Trainmi* loi.iati* ,,l*f. ■*' ..........
arrive lo their gue»l and Mr, and Mr*, r D* I
*nd Mr*, li. K. Murrl*, 1728 l.o- 1„ 1047 and I* now h i m .... .. with | "•»»" »"«» KIi.H.Iii Stale llt.ivei I I. ke left
*"
I"' "’
V
cu*t Avenue, el iidlil P. M. All the ln*tUutu a* 11 *tnff in. iida 1
’"J 1,1 I ullalia**e|. lo i<|iend I In- mleieat ill Hutilli Horld* Mi M- 11
"
weeketul In Hanford.
j -elllaiwei mid Mr. Lle*ke will i.i o|
huahand* nf member* l i t Invited.
—
1tour Cuba him! the linhainu* wl.de |
Group No. 4 will be lg thorite.
All. Mild Mr*. VV. A. Hull and Mr* Kiamhower, Mr*. S h en j m l t.
The Semiitule High Sehool P ar Philip* in I'liurgc*
.uglitei Aim Wooding Hull ,,f All*. I,ie*ke vl-it In MUini.
H
ent-Teacher A*»oclatlon will meet The Women's Society of i'hri«at 3:30 p. M. in the *chool library tian Service of the
nithaio, Vn. are rim hou*e gu'**t*
■
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Kbeiicaei
to be preceded with u board meet Metliuillst Church will meet ut
lli.'ir l.mlhcr and "Iater-ili'luw,
Two Sunford, men, William II l>
ing at 2:30 P. M.
'■ Mini M11*. Al. II. Smith, niuI Moye, J 1.. electronic* technic...1 , rl
7:311 P. M. at the, home of Mi*
Circle No. 7 uf the W.S.C.B. of William Fvece at thv Dellni v
athii. Mi*. Alary Hail, at Iful first ( la**, UHN. uf 1«7 I > t cl
the Firat Melti'klinf Church will Estate*.
..alia Inive.
Fifth Street, and Je*u* L. D<:i/. d
meet at McKinley Hall al 7:30
*hi|iV HcrvicMinan, firat ''*. * I)
The Find Haptist 4'Inn. I. cha
Ainving lo "pend a
shorttime UHN,
Imahaiid of Mr*.Hetty * It
P.M.
pel
choir
will
hold
a
•
<tn-in
e.il
The Daughter* of Wesley HunHniif.iid from the University jllux of 1306 Sanford
Aver... A
ut
lt:*lft
P.
31.
dey School Cl*** will hold a party
Flortdii In (ininexvllle are lilil recently arrived at the Hock .1 U
The
Friendship
League
"f
t*i>
at McKinley Hall of the First
......... l’' “y Hay, tilenn Alct.'all, liihinltni aboard the (lealroyci V
Alcthodlat Church al 7:30 P.M Cungri'irationiil Church will m>.i
U« AlrNnh, Glenn I.ingle, l,«|{uy tender UHH Sierra. The S lm i ir
Irawder, Hill Hrlnion, George I* one of a group af *hlp* i> g
A with Mr*. L. M. Tyre’* grutip a* at 3:00 P.31, ut the home .*1 Mi
C. C. liantt on Went First Slicet.
Mi|d., Kill Ingliram, »♦*•!«. and Al llevtng the Sixth Toek Heel i*. II
^ doaten.es.
WEDNESDAY
ri«k and A'emufi Culpepper.
the MiaHterranean. Thl* will nf II
The Friendship League uf the
The hoard of the Suilfoid (iui •
- ——
ford him an upportunity to v i ;
Congregational Church > ill .meet
Mr. amt Air*, Darwin Halma* many of the cauntrie* Iu m.*k
at 8ifl0 P.M. al the heme of Mr*. dan Club will meet at the Him
ilen Center ut 0:30 A. M.
Gantt on West First Street, •
The Social Department of I IcThe Ladle* of the Friendship
Claia of the Luke Mary Commun .Sanford Woman's Club will hul.I
ity Church will meet ut 8:00 P.M. Its annual bridge-luncheon at I un
at the home, of Mr*. Ralph .Wil P.M. al the clilh house. Hesptmtiona may he iinide with M’
liam*.
Tha Thrift Hhop will ha open Ben Wade, teleiihnnu 63fi-J. No
^ from 0:30 to 11:30 A. M. with reservations will he taken iftui
Mr*. Roy Green and Mr*. Wallace Monday night.
31cl.aoIiii'» office, mid to take all
active inleieNt in civic affair* of
Sanford.
Mt*. lieurge Well*,
chaii man of the Social Departtin*!:!, uiiii..iin>ii| that an annual
ValentinoV Day bridge-luncheon
will I..* held on FiH>. H and "luted
that alt rc c iv a l iun* iuu*l he
mail.* by Monday night. Plan* for
the Thrift Shop were drarrlheil
l.y Mi" Clifford 3lcKihhln, chair
man of Ilie |iroject, wh.» vtated that
a* on Toe-day*
Mi* Ii.*) Tillii*
welcmiied y oe«l • ,
omul vta. uiaih* lli
llemdoii will -civ.
Ijl'lrict N11 7 .In
Florida IVilt'i al luu
Club* with Mi* 11
letat'y
M eet
m
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M»-r.tiry
KM m
f*
luu, H
c a lle d fm u
><• C it y o f f ic ia l* p u tty
Mill
1 . .t u n .il..I
i.< the
A v r i i l i r m id M i i k ii u
M a rch or lim n** lim it
i- ilrt'lm e d th io iiK h 1
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ALAN KKNT and IMIILLYS
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claam ng tim e
3 0 » « c o n d fl
SMAflT
p a te r n ity
DRESSES
There's
emartnesi end
i-timfurt In th ei u meternity fashions. So pretty
>4 CARAT
DIAMOND RING
and practical . . .
*17.50
In
Pastel Cottons or Rayon
Crepe in Navy,
Black
and Pastel colors.
COTTONS
GOLD MOUNTING
•to aa Law aa IS9.II
RAYON CREPES
-m^.v
nnd
.
Jayt'u t*
.........L
f < * w (»*io h»*r-* of t h«* South
ette W olfti, Hint Mr*. I< IV. I.ipp Sn:» S h*»..| ..n Tti»M«lny nftirrnooi^
Inrott. Cl(if*At m rtillptl nt th r Wont- nip' ainm* 1Jf*
ntlcntllnfi
•n'* Club nt 7:.'1U oVht’k tvliciv I I l-i - m,, |4.ft th«» Tourist O n tn r
mtiltUpolorvil flowei'H imdiotiiu! nt " mi -•
k in u riiotorcnd# of
MUiipitriijfortH, nzali'tis miiiI l/n»** n 1 ii • ft■ ifIi ,i |>«>1is-1* »*»ourt,
*""■* u ‘,“
.....1 "•
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..f Mr. and
n*;
Mi- 1
I: Kuiley w «v viiitcd
Games milt rnNte.l- were **n
:').
r m - 1, being I.-reived by
Joyed with
I.link- awm.lrd t.. VI. ....... * V\ iyht fir-t president
Mts. Mnitihl hu-tnei iiii.i \|i mui mi ti ■. iif flit, iiiititf1]) club,
Robert llryiin Tin* .Imwei gift* mi l. i Mu "bluvlimise trce" at tha
warp presented t.* tin* 11.1111111*11 m 1 iiiimiu
1'iuu'li ni.. *i*rvi*i| by
u deco tn ltd wagon h> little Mpt 1....... 1 nt tin* |mm. Circle and
Larolyn Huckihghuiii,
t ■.11 .. it,,* ,1 t.mi ».f thp uroundt
Kefii**hoicnt- w.*ip ipivpiI 11I tin >mil' Ihii* ..I'M' . .ii unit presented
rotu'luaiiin of tin* gum."- i«. M.»
1
Mini) unusual
Huekingliuiii, Mi*. Flunk Wnlfci. I’hmi . ».*. viewed and 1lip camel*
Mr*. C. 0.
.1>ini*-». .Mi*
1
I link
1,1Mi"l
:i,'iilru*.. In.li are now
Mr*. Ilnhprt Kimil.l.'v Mi* M u .
...... >• mm - „<• .<iit*tnndlng feaCash, 31r«, .Mo iii * Fiigti"oh Mi 1 ' >" "I » 1 Mu' cm.li’i)*.
Robert lityuit. Mi* tinnl.iii S viumi
11,1 .•"•nt* mI-.. visited thp tear*
Mr*. Nell Angel. 111* II I t.lil.i I'n .» Mu bom. nt lit mui Mri.
Mr*. l \ K liim iii, Mi* |t l’ ii II ‘ M .r .1 Jin ..in n* Mi*. Churl**
.11 lim it I * SI.** '*, , 1*int •
• ..P.11, ini- nil 111 iif thi* club,
pioii, Alt's. Joel Mn*«, Mi** IlmnM .....
I'1"
miller I lit* tar**
Kunlun mui Mi I n .i II..II.
oitl.
I '*• i*n. mu* 1*1 nip uf Mr*.
Al»u. .Mi* 1'hut !<•> II..h i * Mi
'in* 1>■m 11 iiuiiipriiua trees,
ilNIIlPa Ill.PI Ml
l(nl|ili !•* ui* “hi il * iiiitniti mui 1 an* flower*
Mr*. 1,p»i lint mi Mr* Inc 1 , m i.'li i i '1 ii" *
:i 111 ii. till much cum*
mui tin* Mi*** .Vih'hinlr liiiliii-i iiiiiu i " H u tuiiii'i visitors.
I till I Huy Ip , I'molvi. Putin k ltd 1\
lh. ■ •
■1 .,1 Hip afternoon
‘latiu Curt in mui 1In. 1111*11**1'*, .Mir "ii i' Mu- ii............ Mi* Miriam
l.lpplnciitl mnl Mi
WiiKn
.......... ... 11 l"nkiiii> Iitkc Hp I Aire
i* I ••* ii Vii'.'i Mi« H ('.G raham .
....
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'-in........ . * 1 the luurtn committee,
H e n e t i t I ’u r t y
Id He
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k carl*
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'*i* mi 111 mn • mi nt* fm thp event.
H e l d I 11 ( i i h h c H i u i t j v.,.
i . * p,.,k t* visiting « sr•b it . Ikhmiihii for U11* t lllti.
Thf t*u""i'llin r't Mi'ti'* t'lvic
('tub Will tin IiI II III lli'fll (utl'ty
at the S u im . In.. 11 Itmlilint; 1 inpiit all hi* lurlilohr'i by the
lllurruw 11lit hI III * (HI I' M tn 1111 I• it 111 Ilf llulK unit Haig ol
w h ic h a ll H i'iiiliitilr I 'm int inn* m r If .n H un - H i'in lir v .m i ReitaUI*
iu v i t id
Itu* in .', 11 .1- tm u i . hi* 111.1 Mi llm u and h *l tun (SarT
Wipoi" o*.
an Vbitrtln*'. 0*i
« b*a«nM e«iliell *1 ■)••
>4|. NeWla* «“•*J *1** ' *•
See fur yuuraelf how t|ui«kl), aiuuoilily. atul easily a little
Owi ad*** 8'* wed***'1
v«< tkOI wiwta*W*d' Wen t i«.
S*W4 tar aa ev*»4rl«»i,l. nee*
. . . uviugjuit a little whit* eiid making il aluteatiir tucleeu.
mbite
cleaning Hultlcea lie *|>|.lie.l in their liiglily preclk'il
Celf-aiul-Bucliakiii Shoe*. Florsheini pUmted il that way
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THE SANFORD HERALD AANTORD. FLORIDA
00,000 B onus
s Okayed By Czar
Unknowns Lead
A rizona Open
Golf T ourney
Chandler’s Investiga
tion F i n d s No
Rules I n f r a c t i o n
6 Under Par 64s Arc
Carded By Pair In
$10,000 Tucson Tilt
NEW YORK, Ffh. .1, — f/n _
n look* a* If thi< I’itiHluirKli I'irhUm srr home free In th rlr 1100,.
000 ileal foe * >«rh,ioll>oy |)|(rl,rr
rat the weird hlitnanlFrattK nf llm
(*•» limy i-KImr Mitimll to tlulilcti
Ha high aclinol rule.
ConmilnulmiiT A. II. Cliamller
he* refimnj In work up u HiHut
over the deni Hint »nw the I'linten
ib 18-year-old I’nul I'ettlt of
K
a AtiKi'lee with n rerord lioiiux
Splash that hud
full tluilywooil
h
Setting,
■ The rommloloper r-ay:; one of
hil opernllt’i invi-*tiifnted Hie
*Sss for two week*, If thnt ojieratlva found no rulcx violated, lie
addi, "then I nin Mire that In lh<>
Most of the rJuli rxccutlvn* were
willing to let it no at that hid
there were nhmp yelps from
Fred Halgh of the HI. Lnul* CnrdInals and Gviirpe Weiss, nenetnl
manager of the New York
Yankees.
Baigli railed Ihn deal an "mil
TSieoilR evasion" of the husehnll
bonus and high Hrhntrl rules mid
daelaredi
“I believe llie I’ellll case nlrould
b t protested hy the rtuti owners
■Iiin 1 uvenh'ie, elongated renter
fin the .Stetson Hatters, Ini', aver
aged more Hum 18 poinls a game
in Hie fiMl II grimes this season.
Tavenieri- line srored 21111 [minis
' i
» entt, MJJ.'iil’niuv I, -for—Jin*. in ft ^r.-.r.r,',. Mr ctmu vi. “.hair.ii
Shall do an.
' (nun f'luster, N. J.
r
Sport n In Kricf
ii
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\ }- By AHHOCI A'l Hl) I’llFHH
.
tiaschall
HT. I.lllTIH
l ie.| M Halpli,
president of tin- HI I.i>iii., ('a id
Inals, said lie weiild piulesl the
Lv).
1100,0110 ......... g of sehnidlioy I'mil
Pettit liy I hi- Fill m|,ii rgli Pilules
I.tIH ANtiFI.K.S
Kidph Kiner,
Pittshurgh’u home run liithng milflclder, signed n two rear rontrai-i
at tun,0110 a year.
isuir
HOLLYWOOD. Fla - Defend-
MU'H J
•w->
Big Bill Tilden Gbosen A»
Top Triuiis Star OfMid-Century
In the hl>district game with
Valley Mills he raced H, Jill) yards
and tiller tourlidowns, one on nil
HO-yard dash. In the rcghnml game
against Itiile, (iilmou made lime
liiuchllnwiiH, and aicomded lor luJ
.viiida rii.slilng.
1' lllltil K" Ml f.lt M Ilf
■',i Ilium *t
i.1* i'll
«■/»•*Isbt|g•»
I 'ItilitiHfi t Vl**r v » r!
> .Millflcu s*r
i t»
iHi uiitiiitiN.
I*i« iiry
Mil M*b»
<>lFf V,
f} 1b141Wfl I 'i t
iln At IrllfRH
iVli'fY,
I' iirih I f i t
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i mi>(4srt i
Mu link 1«
Ii**Lori;. I t v
Nik Ii A <'r l
I ti-ii#' «m1i tur Him
t hildiiH,
tlicun
llml Mrlt
I’i-Pr, Kit#:llilt Fin ll|>r
|1 on .
93 HO -
1SB nine the 200-mile clussis here Iasi !
'*FI
J.JS yea,
12 25
12 25 11 Mi
12 75 -
on
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13 bo -
I',Ah | , >>••>. lie,I Itlles
t>, u i mi I t, ii,ik ta.im - : j s
Itmilkli<h,
till PsklR 1*00 ■ ] 1}
lent .
MilUSktl,
' Vein,iv
llu Ilpr IJ Ti • 2.00
Tiirnliik. I'liriitT*,[,
l„,s II, Ii 7fe - | irJ
Tomalnee,
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|)„tiemlli>K 1*1,nitty I* rill - (.00
• > ... - |,|TNIm
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nranuc* . . .
ti„« flits
, rrniiK»,H,
Tuililile
>» llo* IJi>0
11rir|,*irr,,i r.
t>11h, nil
!l»x 13 7& i * An
T.iiiriertiiis
4/6 lt„x tl Ml • IK,
llri'ktlUS 13.101 Jim, tillh-h WkflllttS.
dsv nil Tile PHfir„Ml SInt 11 KkImel- M/irpel
Miirtiel •HhIi111' wenker, ilvmau,|
slow i,niny
niiltnarv to Kmi ii'ielKy ••IIImk
leks tlmli |,rl, Sk >|lliitml
Old I1. O. Hiiilding • 12 E. U n tr u l
Orlando, Florida
TWO-WAYSTRETCH
that's strictly inside
a i
- ■e.W iM rtnSiPha ^
I m
MJM}
A Ml'SICA I, WKHTKNN FEATURETTE
* CI.AIK TIIEVOH
“WEST OF LARAMIE”
\i
STARTS SUNDAY
W e gave them the job of coming up
with gomething that wag bigger
inaide—for room and comfort—
longer In wheelbase—always im
portant to good riding qualities—
yet unbulky end easy-handling in
over-all dimensions.
f
in Tbchnlcolor
lust look bow well this tidy num
ber meets these "impossible0 spedloetionst
AI.SO
G E T T H E TAHULL
CHAIWKR 0
Item one—rear-seat cushions are
a /a ll font w idtr then last year’s
Hufkhs and R oadmasthhs .
"SEA HOUND”
Item tw o -U t every dimension— leg-room, heed-room, hip-room,
, shoulder-room -thi* reer-seet com
partment ie bigger then previous
models—end nearly four inches
SUNDAY — MONDAY
FIRST DRIVE-IN SHOWING
M M iH SlM w !!'0,b"
m
i
* * * * fr
mariAuiTAft
III
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m
HsIK Mm b —D«t l MP«
CkUf ClMMr
Illtoy Boneon
ir Up
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it n m
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mm
Even e eiel names that let you
■ay, u
" I drive e SUFBR 126” or
''M in e's a R oadmaotrr 130,"
just by way of being different.
’Y e t, w e think we hit on e happy
idea in tha "Longfellow s,” as
they're coming to be known. They
ere not longer, on the outside, but
there's e two-way stretch—in width
end length—in the rear compart
ment.
You're going to like th e t-e e you'll
see by celling on your own
M m'.ii
B M lto sn « S ,(M
mm witfiL
/ <r
There arc some other things too.
An extra reer-quarter window not
found in standard 4-door Hedans. A
different upperstructure styling that
makes this body-type stand out as
something pretty special.
these’seriee** p w t o u i
lEtOITAUKHtM^
TtNmt l>
tfiHIttOH*(Mnrtti |y M
l i„
MtMSUUsanuMfwtwUn
Pl.Uh
Ajl\
Jte- A
;V
Item three — wheelbases erg jjg
longest of our .1980 line. On the
SUP8R, it le k 3 & ” instead o f
121K —onthe R oadmantbr 1 & < “
instead o f 1 2 W \ ,
That means easier parking, easier
I T
tucking awey in femity garage*,
‘
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V 'J
easier maneuvering in crowded
traffic.
Y e t - end here’s where the m e g ie ;
.t o .— Me w M i car it M a r !
tuelly tess from t
tho sir tonlto
WDBO al .flilO v t t k l ,
*11 tho 'dop*' cm- i k ) '
doga at tho 8*
Fung In H ( t .
HERE'S THE NEW 1950 BUICK SUPER 12A, componlon body-type to Ih*
equally n*w RoaoMASTIR 130. Both or* short or than last year'* 4-door
Sod*nt — yot 4 IncHw longer In wheolb***. In both, Ml* difference ie used
t* flvw y*w ro.1 stretch-out room In Hi* r*«r foot.
W a . , Ih* boy a did her* really
oills for *om* medal*.
SATURDAY ONLY
IIOUIII.K FKATIIKK'— BAKOAIN I'HOORAM
FIRST HIIOWINQ AT POFULAK I’ltlCES I
m
U. S. ARMY AND U. S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE
Xl 1 ’i / i t t n i
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
“ BORDER L IN E ’’
H
Corix'rnl Wllllsni C. Hunt of La- and alertness. For sn active, In
Fayettc, Alnbnmn wlm has ritown teresting lUe where young men
his admLnlxtratlvn nhlllty willi can further thetr education and
Hie Tlilrrl Army llejitqtnrlcra «t the same lime receive good pay,
rcruvnlzes the value id piiy.itraI he rrrnmmendx a career in the
ntnrfii lie has found ample tlmo U. 8. Army. Invesllgale. get tha
to continue with athletics which full details, see yuur recruiter to
air helping to uuihl his leadership day.
RIDE-IN THEATR
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
ik in g
rimlaltlratlvi wrrk
thru uthhrtu
IP^ c f lN f OCOc//M o . ; J a . v ; )
i i n : n .A S itiN c ; a r k m \
"THE RED SHOES”
ycar-old Tilden found himself out
of breath, lie won only two gatnei
’ti the reninitllng three seta. It
waa the final gesture of one of
tliu ull-timo greats nf sport-
13 3b
» fill .
» 15
I an
1 -a
11,1 11»UIn lil.au . 3 ,10
l'*'|,|,f»rs.
Kntii’V
SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
best in the back court, would
iovc virrumhcd to the furious net
it link- of Budge mill Kramer.
Admirers of the old king are
euunllv positive that he could have
adaptud himself to any style or
ilay in those years when his name
wu, a household word—that he
•mild have met Budge ami Krarner
.t the net ami slnupcd them down
fur money, mnrhies or rhalk.
They point out that, after he
*& win well In his forlles, Tilden was
playing *he daylights out nf such
top young fellow professionals as
i so Kllsiv,trill Vines ami Fred I’eriy,
rod Hint he was eat Tying IH years
h $0 on In- luck wlicn he finally got »
kind hI Hedge, and lost. In IIMI.
*'■'•1mrily no other tennis player
SANIOIIIl OKI.ANDO HI >
It IIt N ON ri.A I Hi A I
FIIKU HarMl'KRV
SEAT COVER
TIJCHON, Aril., Fob. 8—(/»>)—
A couple of stranger* In thu
■auks of the touring pros carry
■■ mie-stroko lend Into todnv ft
snond round of the S10.0(H) Toe.
son Open golf tourney.
Wal l y Ulrich, Minneapolis
Minn., anil ........ -I Do La Toron,
f'hirngo, forced their nnmon le •
fore the rest of the frntrrniiy
yesterday. Doth needed only flt
slmkes to cover the par 70 Kl
Itin course.
They start out todnv a scant
stroke to front nf a tourtmnitiiilwlse Toney Rcnna of Cincinnati,
O., and (irorge lltick, Westport,
Conn.
A ho i of oilier pros nro within
easy striking dHtimer, Altogrlti
er -IT nddlllonnl ttiemhera of llm
group broke par. Another l*i
played in even par,
Co-favorite Jimmy Denknt.
dial. Calif, is poised close he
kind Hie four (op men with a!
rust Miami score of lift. Ho ate
half a dozen other threats.
Mkln Alexander, Knoxville
Term., who won the event, in IHIK
Is in o group of night u r ii
scores of Ii7.
If H. Open champ Dr, C.uy
Middlrrnff, (Irmaiid ilearh, I-In Stiitn FurmorH iVlarkvt
and six other* are two *tiot.r, •iam 'ohii Nr.kTK
under pai with (18s.
HAIIKKT
iim urr
11
Ham Snead, White Hulphin
T!
m
»
ff'Huwlfiii
|trlifr»i r«,|fiirfA4|
Springs, W. Virginia., nnrl De- tin i bn ! >4i*itori fill
marel are ronsidered the men Ht 11 is F h r in or it M iitk i'tTbnfo rB*iiifitrd
|ijr«most likely to win t||t. Jy.linu' »|tii m Ni•Isi in Trio-kirn >iii*I II* il*ir«
up
fn
i
I*
M
Krb.
2.
m
o.
first jiliire money. Hnend was
Trtiils •Mr**•«ii , ii„n
iiulia|i|iy with his score »f Hit lli'iitm.
' ltii(|r«l
Mil 111*r 12 ill vesterdav wiilrh (dared liim in If* HIM 1,1III 1 II.■ ll|ir 13 70
Ilmillri
I'ltlillx
H|>r 9.1 ho - UEi
a DU-way lie for the Udlli [dice.
im
1xti Mr ti 11 ou
Weiss added that If n major
Ubk ua rluh Is found liehind the
Sanford - Orlando
unique deal "someHiliig ,|iaslir
must he done,"
! Kennel Club KntricH
The I'irirler uheyed IIih majnr.
TIlMIIIITN tlsrillKS
league rules in not sliMtiug the sis
IIMHT %
•■§■:—•^ttfti rl 11
font-two, lidfr-poiiod southpaw no i*(ifi>|iM'p
tf, I’nkumnbft, Hfiuriv Molly.
t i l Tuesday four days uflei he II h liny Hlli1nt Kmwii, 11Ik Hid,
had ggrmhmted
from high school, I Jili n'* O l r l , fllti ji ii b .
r
n in :—ruindir
‘But Ih ere was,some extra llpsel.
u Indy t"dhv*in, Mary'pi PH. Hoti- ‘
The papers were siidicd in a i»r
Ziti'U Imnrt. Tuf (Hi I Tl|»Htarmm
ntovle iigi'iil', offlee, with Inrue Ipv Hnldi’ Jinbler
^rid Scouts Vie For
Tlllflll IMI'li—ft/IIMKe Mil*
rash aniouiits going in nssmted
Irioplre, /.in l.ff, 11leIt Will r'til
S ta r
directions.
i llynlr, Hbiply Mower, Jin l,«*1y I(«■»•*- 1S ervices O f
While the Imsehall rluh* could il»r, Perliy. Iltiwly Middle
m
l
IITil
IMI
r_l-*M
<iir1lr
not approach Hie void It, film pin
Mady, WonderIdI, Hally Mm-hm, i KIHINH HTAii, Tex. Feh. ,1
ducer Frederick Hlophaiiir sinned ►
UnHy'i* Mont, .lulled .fnlin, Oaliby ol’i To say llm eollege fool Ini11
the mound proa|ircl hi a film, ra | Al#ttill. IMillit Med, Nellie H
smuts HI,, heal lug U [IIIIti to the
u r n i iim i-n/m ikii mir
din and trlevliHiiti runt t ai l for
Til* ItV Put. WIiltlbi’H lltiliv. Two •lour of one Illicit iilhson wnuld lie
186,0110. Tills made him IVItIt's It everything, Hky To|», Mn > pulling II mildly. It's a stampede.
IInnil. I'bilre Ulrl. ITilrif h, IIm, Hibson played for n small high
agent.
mi.
In order III got Pettit’s m'IVires, Mutiln
'■hnol hoi la ID games Iasi season
MlVI II || U r ^ n inihm Mile
the Pirates mid five other clubs
llamldlng K. Hl« 11tlIdr Trlrbry! he rolled up 'J,fi77 yards carrying
Hycrp.
IliiIr
faibid.
Timid
Terry,
|
In the seramhle had In deal with CrtufileeM Nell,
l.ail A fellow who call nvei
Mr HhitrlMlop, •he
Htephanie.
age almost Dlfi yaids per game
Tltrtlfh
The Pirates assumed Hteidiniih-'s Mi:\ ll%Tll ii \rr.~.v inthw miu eellamly can lie used in ridlege.
Hbv til nr*, f*niiiif ry lh»l»y, HPdio
186,(MM) iilillgiitiirti ami paid $16,ini. rntrjfk ftlfe. Mjteetly Joe* Hilisiui, now a siudor, weighs 1HD
000 In midIIIon. The hoy was re, M
l.m ky CitNlmi, Mlnek WMrlev. Mir I pniiials mnl is as .-.in as a Jack
ruhliit on Ids native plains.
ported to have received most nl 1ke,
Klllimi |UIT*A Mil Km Mile
In rnrlying His lag Star In the
the 116,000 also.
Meier
lloii,
fthlfi
P.telfle,
Plnti*
Hoy Hu.... .. pieslileut of Hie liHppy, AMIdreil’ii tTodee, linear •>» class |l iliitrlct i-hampioiishlp' of
Pirates said the deal was strictly tily plan 4il|ef, Te*d*ile Tuotcr, tlie Texas Intel scholastic l.eague,
it Imini,
lliirk tolled ii|i ",276 yards. In the
on the up-eeil-up.
------*tvrn 114111* 'Irilhs Wilt
•'Nemly all Hie money went h>
Wliltey ll' noire lleacli Hlnr. iliist i i«i| clincher against Fnrly
'the hoy," In- said, "It's all In the Never tip, iT»ur I'lejiroir. Wild lligh Hchmd he aceoimlnd for- d id
noli .Hi}
¥, It'dliy, It. r. Varda and five toui’lldpwna, Ills
contract and the contract la In lllande
tin* for srarrs weiii (HlJ 6l„ rt, 7J,
Chandler's office,"
T iiv n j ■I yi i:—i mills stllr
and III yards.
Mart' To •II t.lllli llinaiw, llm,
tirl l.ail, I,
...n.I i k, ■ Ii H I all! Tull,
I'ariiKoa llnlllnu I.... .lit i'n Hlrl,
iitg champions hull,' Hllcy and
llrn Mi-Willie won tiielr opening
ronti'h MiHo'liileruatimiiil fuurhall gulf louioamcnl.
TinjHON. Arm.
Wally Mi
ni Ii .Mininapolis, ami Manni'l De
I.ii Tone, i 'liiengo, led the first
round of Hu- 'iiii'son Open' willi
(M's.
lirnrrnl
HAVANA
K. W. Klchclls'
Mhillahili won the mid-winter slur
class ehninplniciliip regatta,
Enfilade, dam of • C. V. Whit* ready holds • record—It haa »
ney two-year-old named The Veep 10-man board of directors.
In honor of Vice Preeldent Alben
Barkley, waa the winner of the
Rosddalc .Slakes at Jamaica in
Terry Hawchuk, goe Render of
tP45.
the Indianapolis Caps o f tha Am
erican Hockey League, la a baseRr HAYLK TALBOT
has covered such a span of years The Centennial Turf Huh of >,*t) tJ-.-j* luiseman In the summer
DAYTONA J B 'jk y I. Fel., :\. ~
NKW YORK. Feh. .1-rifTl—The as
the remarkable aiAi'clV, oho I>enver will not conduct ,ts first and two years ago led tnb rOJitr(Spis-ial) — deven champlwus of greatest tenni* player of th* past
out of PhiladdphU Just afttr meeting until July 4 hut It al taba League In batting^_________
various raring circuits have nl 60 year*! I" there any argument? came
first World War to win lasting
Not in the nostalgic opinion nf the
ready filed their entries for tho
fame on the eourta.
two major Florida raring classlrs the iwHon'* sporta writers and
Born Feb. to. 1808, Tilden waa
of the winter season to he held radio experts. They say that Bill a seasoned 27 when he won hie
over the famous fnui-mlle course Tilden, net colossus of the golden flret national championship In
twenties, outshone every rival hy Itou after having twice been
hrn- Saturday and .Sunday.
The two-day th/ill program sn great a margin there was no runnerup, He was, then, 87 when
opens with, the 100-mile modified real comparison.
ho won his last big am ateur title,
L«rther Trim A Piping
stock car rare nt 2:80 I'.M. Sat The tall, controversial figure the all-England championships at
PLASTIC
* 2 2 -° »
urday nod continues with the 200- who won seven national champion- Wimbledon in 1P&). Most tennis
llllle .-lassie, for new rn«de| ante- ,.l !v! n ar. reuke-# No I in stars begin feeling old at about
Ianther 'I’rim A Piping
mobiles on Holiday.
Ihn mumIV f»' 10 straight yearn .10.
f'lianipime competing in the Sat froni IP20 through '20, won the
The record shows that In 1084,
FABRIC
» 1 3 .« 0
urday 1 III" sic will Include Foil tv voir of :ii(l out of 8U1 participants when hlg Bill waa In hit 41st
Flock, the If If NASH AII cham in the \ssodaled J’fes*‘ mid- era- yeai, he defeated Ully Vines In a
(INSTALLED)
pion of ■ii'-difi<*l'i; Hob Flock. *,liry sjarrta pifll.
five-setter, with one set going to
Wc invite you to check our largo Tit n e k of
NASf'Alt roadster champion: Al
The i nters looked back beyond 2.7-21 In games.
covora before you buy for that new cor or got
Keller, champion of the Mailed the pet onal trngedy which has
In an exnlbition tournament for
cjicmt; lied Hammings, Hcverly, liefnllro the great champion In re- Ihe Red Croea In 1046, when he
replacement covcra for your present car.
*
Mn , H„. New Knglaud States cent veins and enst al must a solid was a faat-moving 62, Tilden
ihmn|il»o, mm Tommy" I'tiomp- ballot for Tilden, the tennis play- knocked out two such well .known
•on, I ..Iiisvllle, Ky,, winner of the tr.
S -ofesslonslv as IJoyd Budge and
Indiami 'tale rirenit for I DID.
Jack Ktamer, the current pro- on Skeen before losing to 2»lIll addition to these chnmplonH, feasiniiid king, attracted 82 votes. ycor-old Welby Van Horn, d-4,
Hie Sninhiy field aNo Includes Don Hodge, the red headed comet 11-0.
Jack K. Morrieon, Manager
The next year, after three de
Red IIvi.iii, Atlimtil, Hie IP IP of the Im'i thirties, was the choice
NAS'IA It strictly slock chmripion nf ftI experts. 1Mr*. Helen Wills cades nf slamming his famous
and Ih tc limes a winner in bench Moodv. glamorous seven-time wo "carmonhall” service Into oppos
coiopelitiou, arid Frankie l.uptnw. man'* champion, was voted great* ing eniirtu, big mil closed Ms ten
I ,n,p.,, winner of the InlcrniiHonnl cal nf the peiiud hy 12. The re- nis career In Iho national profes
Motor C o n t e s ts Aisocintinn title. tnntmag *ix votes were divided sional championships at Forest
III w o r k a n d p l a y . . .
Hills. In an early round he met
With atrohnl lielng permitted as among five players.
Wayne
Hahln,
a
rugged
player
8d
IVhrHier Tilden nl bin peak
fm-t for the fird tune la I,each
rninpcIIIPm, Race Director Hill roiil'l tinvit henten the model n years hie Junior, and for a time
FMince iintini|iiites a new speed "|ir»«*ure" players is a debatable the delighted spectators saw Hie
i,cold for Hie IPOinili' grind to point. They argue about il In the Tilda,i of old In action.
He raked Hahln fi l In Hie first
better that MH.D.’t average e tab- locker rooms, and there are emin
Cp/. Vim. C. Waaf
llslted hy Mnisl'rill Te.igne in win- ent iinihnrlttus who feel that big set and l»-7 in the second. Then
Jtil! who waa at his superlative the spark expired and tho 68(M rfftfM f hr
Luptow Of Tampa
Signs To Race In
Daytona C la s s ic
i..
, i;•'__ ,•2,
JA H O M , ABC Nt>#yri, tvgfp Mg*4#y gygrtlrtf.
denier. If he doesn't have one on
hand, he can get it pretty promptly
—and at a price and on a deal you'll
have trouble matching, muon lies
beating, anywhere else.
See him now. will you—about pteoll.- o .A .r i'
f k s l e i M Mho t l s s s w s u
MUtCM'M T M » M V t
MOfMS• COMPSrtUON firth ell vatve-fp-tsad
pewtr I* three •kglnai, tlw bp reTIkfi, (New r u t
Skflke In tu rn mnthlt.)
Mw-MmiN im m o , * * ump*. ^
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leper fhrevth fsnrfen, "rtevbte bvbbfe" lelWgbl*.
WIM-ANWf VIWIIUTT, rleie vp re#4 view beA
ferwerrt eeWhexb.
,
fSAffIC-MAMV H it, h * ever.ll leesA fee seUev
perUe* esrt eereeing, sberf Ivrsisg rWles.
UfU-W tN W in tredW M wnx lb* ««*e.
•Off SUMt HN. (re. mlUnll',
licit •priaeise,
•We fieri, (ew-preuure llrt., rIA
i Xn ^ lig
erNA/tOW MtVt UwidgW M M SOADMAtlfwr,
apilMl at •.(,« CM, M 6UNS
SnCMi Strta.
NMfTIfN MOHU mMi SW, k f IMWr.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
Robson Sporting
Just Received
BOKER POCKET KNIVES
BA RG A IN S
S U IT II'K
h ere Ivy a U e n
N'Milie l*
Mint
>v»
lire nrinrt*irtl to fm*lni** to Hail*
lord Hi*mln»>1»' i'minty, Fin. on \V
*?lli Ht
under tin
FU U tlo nn
M-
N.m u-
.tr.Tr;,ii
ft.
of He ml iioie t'outiiv
F lo rlita
,1 9 4 1
SPE C IA L
by one local
A very clean
For
JF h iriA L
n u ru lT
h i : m i n o i .i :
o m 'n t v .
HT AT i: O F Fl.O lt ll'A IN i ’ll AN*
t’ElIV,
BUICK SUPER
flood Tire*, original
paint. A beautiful car
♦645
Medium Size 3 Blade
$2*<»0
Official Boy Scout
$2<-5
Inf
*1949
tin*
CHEVROLET
COVERTIBLE
flOOO actual miles. Fully
equipped with all ac
cessories.
*1745
IIi Ih
law,
FISHERMAN
foi
( i I iL m I f f II
♦*
I*
f in K
NOW ONLY 7 5 ^ UP
ROBSON S=
HOLIERMOTORSALES
PALMETTO & SECOND
PHONE 1234
r o l l k i t h 1 1 V i*
111’ K M MIN
of
M o th
F O A M
it. tit
Ha it f o u l
VII.
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weak*
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Fur llrsultk
T I. (..Itawlna rate* nuelt (n
■11 v * n v.l. ,t.till>k.( la The
haaU.rd lleralrt.
• lime the per llae ImerMtiH
a IlMe) I d per line Innerllna
• (tint* He per llae Imrrlluu
aa time* 4a per llae laaertlua
N per llae lor Vearlp Csalrart
Klee »•>(> a. the .llae.
livable rat* far klarli far* rape.
PHONE 148
A O A H t . A I N il interested In prop,
erty just ui.l-.lilc city. 2 llmises,
p » many tola n. y.m want with
r.ich huilsc, mi haul i.iad. Priced
to "ell by Owner. I'tunic ItlllMV.
; FO R S A L K by Owner - T h r e e itedl mom llnn.c Cheap.
Klerliic
I Kll.bcn and .an «|ve Inline.IIatc iioescv-.i.in. ( ’nn lie seen at
700 W - 3rd St.; « r phone IJ32-W
before li:II:I I'.M,
Equity in New 2 Red Itnoni Rouse.
l**rgr oercenc.l sleeping porch.
Tiled Hnth. l.arge Lot. tiarage.
Phone H2H-.I,
•*alto Front L o u on ( ’rystal Lnko,
Want «<< mill he arreple*
good shade, city water, elseaver the telephone ■■ memtrlclly available,
L. A. CUn*,
nraaaani rharae ir ynar aaata
Lake Mary, Kin.___
la Ifttril la Ihe leleph.iae hook,
la reiurn Inr Ihla arroMMinla.
down —
Itnlnnce payable
tloa the a.lvettlaar la eapeeteg M0.00
like rent — will buy this new
l« pap prnmpllr. la ur4er far
aa In raader Ihe heat paaalhla
masannry constructed bungalow
■erelre. all Waal Alia meat h#
extra lot on edge of city.
la ttar nine# na Ihe hap hefera KOwith
I1 K R T A. W I L L I A M S . Realtor
auhllrailna.
Raymond K. Lundqulat, Associate
| I'leaae n m ltr na tm in e iU attly
Phone 731
Atlantic llnnk llblu.
. II an i i m r n re a ta In m a r ml.
■We m aant ha reapaaslhle Inr «* 0 0 6 A n i t K S will. Corral, fenced
J " ” Ihna uae larnerert laaerpavlure land about 2011 acre*
partly cleared, flood truck and
citrus land dose to Daytona
T U I t*
Reach, bargain, fO.Kfl per acre
If sold at once. Oil drilling lea-c
more Ilian pays taxes,
O C E A N F R O N T L O T , flood loca
tlon, H i m
O C E A N F R O N T (ft ants.) Room
for more. Owner going to E u
rope, says sell at loss; 120,0011.
—
FOK HENT
—I
cash down will handle. De Luxe
equipment throughout.
ILAKA APATMENTH, Roouw D R U f l S T O R E big volume liuai
ness, big profit*. 133,01)0 down
nd Store*. Ufl W . P i n t Street.
Phone 490- VV._________________ *
See F R E D H. I I O U O I I T O N ,
03 Lenox Avenue, Daytona Reach.
Three and four room apartmenta,
Phone 0333
furnished.
Screened porches.
Approx. 40 acres high citrus lsn>l,
Phone D80 or 1323
20 In timber, good old home,
TWO stores, 333-7 Hanford Ava.
splendid water, highway front
Will he available February 1,
age. Sacrifice price 14300. Cn*l>
Call 102.
or terms. Apply Mrs. Rowen.
Pltimosa D rlve ^ Sanfonl,
EbWNTOWN HuFldlng, 50*U7.
SANFORD
HERALD
«
Ideal for warehuuae or Automobile Business.
HR Myrtle
Avenue. Phone S2-J.
TW
VO bedroom furnished house.
Call T28S-W. *
t -room’ furnished a p a r t m e n t ,
Adults only. 4U2 Oak Ave.
Modern 7 room house, partly fu £
nlshed, one car garage. Can be
seen between 10:00 k 2:00. 119
Elm Ave,
W ort Shop, Ilfl'A No. Park Ava.
nua. $30.00 per Mo. Rent. Reply
~ o i BMP CIO Herald.
)ROOM with kitchen privileges
■ltd row of House. Phone 147I»W,
1— B eal tC atale Fog Bala—3
THREE Bedroom House In Mayfair, moat be sold. Owner wants
offer*, ..
THREE Bedroom House just out“ dde of city limit*. Fruit Trees,
D** tr ^ w d * ., good nclghborL jfeR financed on easy
Price $5,000.
NICE tw o- M H mii House on
!* * • » w a t Prlcad t l
MJSOO.OO on very Map M M
FOUR Bodroom House on waat
Fhral Straat. Baautlful Landand a rani house In
tUun inside and
to ba seen to ba
Priced to salt,
i tarma;
I?U
operating v a n
art being offf Intareatad In n
mo bafmro buyr, ,
.1L'ST ARRIVED!
Sheet Rock and Hock l.nil.
(Set Your* While It l.iist*
SHERMAN CONCRETE I 'l l 'E n
Mi'Criirkcn Rond
t'hono 1211
I omnin plnul* ready now. IV. R
Stovall — 1101 Elm.
SACRIFICE
I.iite«i n.odol fllh-I
sou DcLuxc Electric Uanuo. i’urfed. Telephone 1343-J-L
SINflER MACHINES, now A used.
Terms. 313 K. 3t|. St. Hi. U124.
llA H H j'fS -J l jtm ..I Ive amt 60c
dressed. A. E. linker, Orlando
Highway Flr*l house south nf
lllue Htrd Tavern.
1If—
S p e cia l S u r v l t e *
Floor Snmllng and Finishing! All
Oak FI out- I.ild. sanded and
fin.shed .it tlio rigid pi ice, K F.
Stevens. Tele. 710-R-l
VENKTiAfJ III.I NTIS in.nie to
order. Sornlrioli' Veneliaii Mini.I
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SIRVICK CENTIR
Mi.oil.
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F lo rid a
11 rit.l uvl. In
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by
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St. John’s
Fleetrie < o.
KM lHAlfO .*
L A T E X
M V m iK S S
iT S H IM N S
S»-.|'l«.||f.
We Service All Moke*
Washing Machines
i Viif i
Hr ml no|p
Flxrnta
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HI VI,
G
30* K. F I R S T HT.
for
r*^<|mlr«*d
U IT V F H H \l > ha ml and o f f h h il
itr.it iif .-tf I. , ,11 H tn fo iil. Flo t Ida
thlN *M || ,la\ i*r I n fit til f t , H*£|II
i n , nt
“S/ivr DOLLARS At HOLLERS”
j u i f i l l u t f ■!
linn*
In Mip Hintonl 1Ip r ahi .t nKtt k
|niin r i f upoptal i 11*'iliittnn in
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A i n ,', l n i i n p u t
MU
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1*: A S Y
WAS HE US
m t n it iK .
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tv l . i fM. i, JM2 * Ito
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Vo a .ir* 11or i-tn tin(nit'll I to a|>
I**' * i 'i , •r lain It Ml of i 'muni at of
nlf'l aniln«t \«m foi a dlvonn*.
Don i" nili mu to i l f rtrrtil! I'oitrl
of Hi mini tc »’ooiu\ Ftorldit,
••
|in h i l,i»* r,i i|f „'m Ii day of Feh*
fudlv, 11*.“*♦», Iii 'h fanli tlineof until
* «o u wilt pio. *tti *<\ jiarto
. $|.65
in a l'a c k e d
MontPiuma lh»M, Piione '*H'7 or
Wrllr 1 *1 1*0% TT'f,
t.oHFFid-nt.
I *rf r m l . il i f
Small 2 Blade .*......................
1940
v*
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TREE HHANI) — RAZOR STEEL
♦745
nut
IM alntlff.
IS!
<af Inlet mil Uu\vh»o
In
*ttr
W heat
i'n *e» .
IN C O M E T a x
RETURN S PREPARED
invni'M
R n w \m> j
at French Ave
11V Former l‘tnnlo>*r
n in th
i -i *i itr
B U IC K
with
M i k.
MU'ha el HIM,Mint
Anna M tflrh im il
NEW LOW PRICES
Ixisml,
of Inn.I area, I* In1*
the hirncfHi nloll l;i
Christum* Island it. the Pacific
was named because the explorer,
James Cook. discovered il on
Christum* day, 1777.
ANNETTE'S
fitting
\« \ IOI yi.-rl.ln
1911
n h li
Ur' - f ift- f l r . u l t t\ * |irt
At
Owned
9wner.
BLACK
HORSE ALE
EXCLUSIVE XVtTII
"Hnofiifd I In mi tin H u | i | i | y f i t " and j Irlanrio l lg * y
Mint up I lit I-ml to M*nt»trr «ild
tinon* i*ii I - nt t«« Uu* (prut* of ili«*
'TI* uii.
Christmas
square miles
llovod to he
the Pacific.
IMPORTKO
Lefral Notice
'I I.
.m il .jiip n lion In Mi
t Ini'P
ml upon w tiid i Mi
■ppiicpf
wnii I'ftpip <l<.l lo ip u i Ip i - ioi opinio
YIOLLOW CAB CO.
We
h av e
lu n ik
s e rv ic e
r Wb.nle'v Im tcv Ssrvlee Slatlva
A
m i i K vvi:. a xvtt af.
Tina .id sponni.U'd by u g.
1132 \V.
NEW FLOORS snrtueed to pnrfcctbin Old floors made IiR< ( F / . A H K I K K
new. Finishing, . leaning A wax
ing. Portable power plant, 22
Wo boib-ltwe when you don't hrlng
your prescriptions to LANKY'S,
vearx nxperlcnce In Snmlnoje
WK SEC VUH/...I0
t'linne 103.
CLIMB DOWN OSF N .
Couill v, H M (ileasnn, Lake
THAT
LADPUH AN„.l
\l
urv
It.ipcr flits Range, good condition,
1a S P Y ' . .
I'lintie (124-M.
i
v
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FR II.lllA lR H
QGT THEM
"(.'OOD'"AND BAD"
OYNAMOS
Sales and Service
SENT
Conte In and see our flood and 2 Factory train, d qualified Sci
O U T HGRE
lln.l room value* from 60c up.
vne Men.
i
T r Bc o u r
Table Lamp*
$2.93
1111,1, I I A It lH V A lt F . CD.
U5." ‘
Floor Lamps
(4,93 3111 E Firsl
I'hulir 33
*22.3(1 Now •
. .
*3.01)
Odd Dluntle Chairs, values In t -A l.l 317 fiq linltciy, tlrncral.u
.ir.,) Sl.irlci aerviro,
Swuln's
*1193 Now
$4.0(1 to *7.00
Rntl.ry Scivico, .Till \V. Firsl
Udd IMi.rlte Tables, values In
St.
IHMM*, now
$19.93
Red Coil Springs and Mat K E R O S E N E F U E L Oil for hoi,tea
tress
$19.93
Call Alvin Odhnm, Sinclair Hrfining Co, Phone 913d.
Shopworn Solid Oak 8 pc. Dinpile
$29,93 M A S S A f l E
Hweruilsh and A*oil I
Throw Rugs 27 x 48 Assorted
cat. Foi ovnnlng a|j|.oinlincn(n
colors
$4.96
call Dorothy West, 90(1-W.
Special! 3 pc, Hedronm Suite,
A C TO R WORK.
Phono IH7 .1
roll
spring
and
Mattress, T Rfoi
f I .*♦■ nvtiin.ilrs.
Jack H im
now
$119.96
Hell
S p e c i a l ! 3 pe. S o f a
Bed
Suite
$79.96 Dreg lino, hulldoior, dump truck,
Used Ki'rhen Cabinda
$19.06 muck, fill dirt, shell anil clay
hy load or Job. Contact Cql.stc.l
Used 3 pc. Bedroom Suite $40.90
A Rnulersun Contractors, 199 E
Shopworn Table Lamps, valuea to
New York Ave,, DcLaml. Phone
*1*1,93 now
$3.96
43U or 2H6-W.
MATHF.It OF HANFORD
20.1-tiu E 1st. St.
Phone 1*7 O R L A N D O Morning Kcntinef, Or
Inndn Evening Sler. Call Ralph
llnl.v Farrrlage - parfMtly new,
Ray.
11tl3-.|,
*12.00. 1102 W. 3rd. Ht. Tel.
I6N3-J.
L A W N M O W E H H Sharprned, Id-
■Of
(
fill
uxny
~^v toon,
o( work.
III Hav G n ltu
ryclrs miialred, Locks A Key
W a n te d — I (1— AHT IU L K iT W A f
work. I'tomnt Service. II. W.
Shuman, E. 4th St.
Highest cash price paid for
furniture Ted Davis Furnltura ?OTtCife T O S A N F O R D I l O M E
DIRECT from owner—Home for
Co. 31 I K. 1st. Pb H i.
OW NERS Let L. II. M A N N
couple outside city limits, with
N U R S E R I E S of Lake Monroe.
or without arreage, grove or I SMALL, second-hand boy'* blSupply you with Ornamental
evde. 1’hone 706-W.__________
farm. Reply Box 12 d o Herald.
Real
K alate
scrub' suelf as, Llguxtrum, A r -
nioi.river Privet, f l H r d a n l n ,
A rtk to * P a r » « l# , — f» H— HELP WANYKD
P..docai |.us, Vil.urmim and G ik'o Tactical nurse
si res worli. For
I'luniosa Palms, to Ixuiutify your
ENJOY Sunday dinner a t Ltmey's
furthsr Information write or
home. T o those who tin not nave
76c. also weak daya. Utnehaa A call Welukx Apt. 12 Iwtwean
the ready cash to pay In full,
%horl ordirii
6 A 7 P. M,
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we rnri arrange that liy a down
E SH E L H A N SR ad Rosa Feed,
Colored” boys 19 yaara old or
payment of twenty-five percent
luthton k W alton, 1291 Ctlery
otdar for curb aarvlea. Apply
and, balance in five equal month
m. Phone tl$8-J.
til. >„ Whlatla.
ly payments, you eih enjoy
iTotT l
served every day
watching them glow while you
_ — *Rb Horn* Mailwanted.
pav for them. O ur Nurseries are
rolln and cam Muffins. Hosier's WANTEDi Young man to work m
open every day except Bunday;
Unit, 824 East 1 st Straat.
tTumw urn It.
stock room manager. Must be
Shrimp Dlnnar,
able to sell. Rxrrltent oppor
Baal Shrlmt
m s Bail
Shrimp on Earth'*
tunity for advancement for an I l —- LOST & F O llN il — 1
m r y night at Homar’a Grill,
ambitluus young man. Baa Mr.
« 4 Hast 1st. Straat
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Rou millet, Roumlllat k Ander- L O S T — Yellow spltx answers t
/•Skipper," child’s pot.
Cal.
Now nvallablaTimWit modal HighSpead Floor Bandar for rent.
Hvarything to complete a first
a iit o m o b Ti'-kh "
etaaa Job. Cal), or aoma Info ALL T Y P ilT a l
rate a.
HEVKOI.KT I04R Deluxe Cab, 2
E
ton, 2 speed, duals. Driven very
little and never loaded. Rid In.
Air conditioned. Sacrifice. 2911
H ii----- - He-tpe# wRIi F.H.A. SAVE MONEY on fine waUh and
N. Orange, Orlando ’till 7:00.
Tltia 1 Ftnanaialf. - Mo’job ton
dock repairing, Fallowa Homo
•barman Concrete Pipe
Shop. 1700 Sanford Ava,
fiSTf Ford SD Fordor Redan with
on# 1241.
Appeal. Excsllent motor ami
TO DOYOUR roofing and paint
s car la the answer ti
ing. All work guaranteed as to
those looking for years of sconmaterial
and
workmaaskip.
Miracle Cimcrote Os,
omlcBl rervlcc — Priced at $903
Price: reasonable, contest me
1886 JQg Elm Ave.
for estimate on work. C. W. I94A Mercury Club Coupe A res'
buv for a couple or family with
Bellamy, P. O. Bog 1419, San
motor.. Swinn's Texaco
children. This ear has yaara of
ford.
1 Hhrty.
satisfied -ervlca Iwffc and priced
T ed
Pulright $9984)0
1949 Ford Custom B Too-. Sedan
W. W. Tires almost now — Radio
and "Seat Covers. Baa and drive
or denliaL
ikie car. You c m save over
hand, typli
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son^Walirn Aitittfi i
aaa s h a g r o
99, S
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19*9
ifflSrv.£
£ b S 5 F ^ - :' I
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on the page of unsatisfactory credit accounts
By The W ay You Pay Your Bills
Business is done largely on credit
and credit is nothing more than
faith and confidence . . . betray
that confidence by failing to meet {
your bills promptly and your name J
goes down in the little black book
of poor credit risks . . . and, it
doesn’t take long for the word to
get noised around.
Be On Guard!
Keep your name good and your
credit reputation excellent.
A WISH FOR HER
A charming little girl lad a troop of playmates
into the Mora. They swarmed Into the seat* a t tha
loda-fonntaln counter, and ordered fantastic dishes.
There were second, even third helpings, for those
that wanted them. And the bill waa “paid" hy the
little hostess saying, Charge It to Dad.'
You ilnubtlcaa think It Is mighty fine for a little
girl to havr a Dad who will pay her bills Just like
that. But Is It? Isn't there danger of that little girl
growing Into a woman who will keep on running up
arrounla for someone else to pny?
There probably Is that danger, but 1 don't want
to think that lovely child will over he n client. Let's
say she will turn out to be one of those favorites
of every business concern—n customer who buys
generously on credit, and pays with honor, Days,
wo mean, wilft unfailing promptness the day the
bill comes due.
gui?ir<hr*
From A t'ltisen's Note
Hook.
You Are Assured of Good Credit Standing When
You Pay Your D ebts As They Come Due
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"Promptness is the soul o f business” -Chesterfield
HELP KEEP BUSINESS CONDITION!
a series o f
m essag es
sponsored by
Credit Bureau o f Sanford
YOUR REXALL STORE'
THRU OUR EFFORTS
A CHARGED OFF ACCOUNT
MAY BE TURNED INTO CASH
FAMILY LOAN CO
“CONSOLIDATE THOSE BILLS”
FAST, CONFIDENTIAL, COURTEOUS SERVICE
Room 8, Florida Stale Bldg.
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THE JEWELER
111. STREET
HOT POINT APPLIANCES
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Osteen News
Truman Invokes
___ By MATtNA DUNNING
r > . s .< « , es«)
ha study course Tor Sunday general to go lo a fderal court
School at the Baptist Church la nml seek a RO-dny Injunction
aery much enjoyed by the in re- agnlnst u further strike.
If the miners should not obey
filtered p u p lk The majority of
the pupils are Sunday Sehnol'tea- it. the government might seen
where. Thli course ended last penalties for contempt of court.
In 104(1 a court slapped the
night.
The monthly B. T. IT. district miners with a $700,000 fine for
meeting will meet this Friday- contempt and Lewis with a 110,000
night with the Baptist B. T. If. one pensnlly, In 1048, In another
runtem nt rase
th i.ie /I n o t
at the church at ii.m r. M
’tJit |r h . Ill, C. I,. Ciilloepper
ollsMor.arv to Cldna will h» n-r,-.-.,
♦or the W. M. U. all day meeting
■Mid will give a talk on work In
r.filon »* 'lie Raolist Church.
Don Snyder and aUU i l/.v./URf:
HRSP*"^«*i>n and daughter Cnr• o ll left Saturday for their home
the New Springfield, O. nfler a
three week visit with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. I,. Snyder.
Raymond Lawson returned from
Ihe Veteran's Hospital. Lake City,
where ho haa been for check up
and treatm ents. Inst Monday night.
Mr«. King Allman returned from
a two weeks' visit Hnturdny with
relatives and friends In Lakeland.
All voters are required lo go to
i|iie home of G. A. Tyler to re
g is te r before Feb. ITT.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Merrlwolher Smith
Mr. Truman talked the situation
•re entertaining her parrnts Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dearsdnrff of over with Democratic congressional
leaders shortly liefore Involving
Kentucky for a few weeks.
Law.
Mrs. Fred Yonta of Geneva was the
recent guest of Mrs. Hannah
After Ihe hour's White House
conference, speaker Rayburn (D'tremner.
William Geahardl Is building an Tex) told reporters: "He (the
extra room and bath on his President) authnrlzd us to say he
house.
will enforce Ihe law."
The Rev. Austin of Orlando was
Asked If their wns nny thought
en on our streets Thursday.
of government seizure of the
Mrs. F. W. Smith is quite sick mines, Rayburn raid, "No, no.”
at her home.
Mr. Truman’s aelion points to
Word was received Tuesday by aomo climax soon In the struggle
Mr. amt Mrs. William Colley that that Inis gone on between Lewis
Isl-C Gunner T. H I Hiker) Col nml his miners, on the one hand,
ley Is now on the way lo Italy on mill the coal interests on the other
thr ship "Midway”.
Miss "Lieut" Betty Snyder of
Walter Heed Hospital, Washing
ton, D. C. ami her aunt Mrs. C.
H. Fink of Richmond, Va. arrived
Sunday for a two weeks' visit
mith her parents Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Snyder. Mrs. Fink Is the sis
ter of Mrs. Snyder.
Ruddy Rnhlnson of Miami was a
week end visitor In Oideen.
Mlis Eva Williams a nurse at
an Orlando hosplslal was home
Sunday willi her parrnts Mr. nml
Mrs. Robert Williams.
Mrs. Peteisnn substituted Fri
day In Ihe fourth and fifth and
sixth grade room In the absence
of Mrs. Ethel Tart.
I
^ lis te r Vrinn is recovering nice- |
ly from hln operation nnd Ih ex
pected home ihe last of thin week ,
from n hospital In.Jacksonville.
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State To Give Free
Livestock Tests
During the week beginning
February 18, veterinarians repre
senting the State Live Stock Sani
tary Board will test family milk
eowe and small beef herds In Sem
inole County for TR. They will
•Iso taet family milk cow* for
Bang'* disease. Any animal over
°A(JE THREB
Thursday.
Tursdn> evening thr (!lc<* Club
met nt Dr Hnry Mnnslnn lloiiap.
Mr. Jon-nli bipiKiik directed the
clmlr mill Mr. George Wagner's
liolco Klolse neemr panted on Iho
plnno. Mix Itritj Wagner nod Sir
mid Mrs. Joseph Spisnk enteltninrd with songs.
.Mrs. Waller Taylor served a*
hostem this week nl the Salurilny
i' ‘. ('lull litdd ul the l>e Hnry
Mansion House
All <d liH ninny friends in I)e
Hnry wish Mr. Romeo I’ngliaro n
speedy reo ivory mid m ily leturn
llotue troui (III' Velei alls' llo-pitill
ill l.ek*- I’ifv.
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DeBary News
By FREELAND FAR II AN I)
a surprise part) for llielr uncle, so
Mr. Janie* A. Romney of Colombo In
Road In honor of his hiithday Wed- of
neaday evening. Gue<ts were Mr. ,u
and Mrs 1. Dale 'VMilntle of All- *«'
canle Hoad.
Mr. Stock left early the next -•
morning by cai ior his home In I le
Brooklyn, N V. lie aii| return in . on
March lor i slioil v,.il when !»T7*
cows that have not been testrd
for TB and Raeg** disease, m
u-e f«el sure many cow owners
will take advantage of this offer.
For Information please notify
C. R. Dawson’* office by February
8, I960, giving your name, mail
ing address, and local Inn of your
farm.
UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
lltp A lr. r c m o t f t l o r ri»«roof jroUP
h o m e n o n . L et i n «how y o u h o w
f i o v It I* u n d t r F I I A ti l l * No. 1.
Nothin*
flow n--three
yearn
to
p ay 71'.* F r e n c h A v e n u e . !*h. 7 ) 1
Celebrations
liolicvcd lo ho
UHlIlies of the
All liilliiniing t’li •I- m e
o' Auierirn, not ugimitlhg
riiistern hemisphcic
r
Oviedo News
hperlsl In The Ranfnrd Herald
By MARIAN R. JONES
OVIEDO, Frh. 0—(SPECIAL)—
The Bethany Circle of the Oviedo
Methodist Church wjjj <Uq|d J h f l r
Vhtulnr meeting Monday evening
al H P. M. al Ihe home nf Mrs.
W. II. Martin, rhalrman of the
hostess committee. Other mem
ber* of llte hostess conimltlee are
Mrs. Boh Slnvlk, Mrs. II. D. Studebaker, and Mrs. M. M. Entes.
The rrgidm meetings of I tin
Mnrv Martini Cirrle of the Oviedo
Methodist Clnurli will lie held
Momlnv aflrrimon nl the home of
Mrs. Mary I. Young, with Mrs.
I,. West, clmlrmnn. In charge.
Ct The legulnr meeting of the
Clinnpel Guild Cirrle of the Oviedo
Metnodl.it Church will he held
Monday afternaon at Ihe home
ef Mm . W. T. Chance, with Mrs.
Max Lelnliart, chairman, in charge.
The Marv Lawton Circle of the
Oviedo Baptist Church will hold
their regular mertlng Monday a f
ternoon at the home of Mra. J.
C. Flowers. Mrs. II. F. Ward, cir
cle leader, will lie In charge,
. The Nettle Farnell Circle of the
(wiedo Raptlst Church will hold
thalr regular meeting Monday a f
ternoon at .1 P. M. at tha homa of
Mra. Joe Beasley on Lake Charm.
Clrrta leader, Mrs. C. M. Aria,
will be In charge.
The Pearl Martin Clrcla of tha
Ovlado Baptist Church will hold
thalr regular meeting Monday
•vanlng at 8 P. M. at tha homa of
8118,
IM IIIH H
tGore.
lllir.
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Mrs.
Milton
Mrs. T.
H.
Danlell Jr. will hit co-hostssi for
the occasion and Mrs. J. P. Cos,
Rader of tha circle, will ba Jn
charge.
The Katlc-” ue Circle of the
Oviedo Baptist Church will meat
Monday evening for their regular
Judith Coplon
IC s s llM d
r im
n«»>
lo nffect nntinunl defense'' hut nrtunllv were fictitious.
Earlier, Foley said lie began In
lanunry, 1040. to remove Mis*
Copt"" gradually from all work
Involving security matters.
This. Foley said, waa after Ml*s
Coplon came under Investigation
He added that her duties weie
changed gradually so as lo avm.l
suspicion.
Miss Cuplon, he said, protect.I
that the change was "a flight on
her abilities."
The witness said *hs was tola
that her assignment to foreign
agents reg istratio n work was dic
tated by manpower consideration*.
She continued to protest, he said.
In her work for the Internal
security section, Foley said, MDa
Coplon had aceass to highly conildentlal FBI raport on spying end
other m atters.
0 won it
bTiishim Aauhu
mealing at tha home of Mfa. Hat
tie P. Ragsdale a t 8 P. M. Mrs.
Nettle J. Aulln, circle leader, wtl)
bo In chargo.
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WllAT sterlinp is lo silver, llir Fashion Arailctnv of Now
York is to the world ol hisliioli—llin l.rd word! And
"K«in for lord), iiH for I'll'), it has snleiird llip Ford liar
lo rrrrivo its diHlingniidird pold inrdal award as "Fashion Car of llir Year." Thnrn in, wr helinvr, no grt'alrr
proof of llir Immly ol liter ’.'»() Ford. And lltrio's no
p ra lrr proof of il.w line purformaiirn iJirin a lU-ninitilo
"tout drive." Your Ford Dealer will he glud lo arrange tl.
TIME TO
THINK
HOME REPAIRS
he one fine car in the low-price
i K FHA HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN
COVERING)
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■BPAINT1N0
CONCRBTS WALKS.
RB-ROOFING
AND DRIVEWAY*
INSULATION
SINODBIIln
INSULATION
BOOMS
tfr.'.lfot 'D/tuK, dr... at
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AS UTTLS AS W.SS FSB MONTH
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THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFQBD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
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M n if
The Electoral Votes
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m u m
f ■••*#•0, rU rtta , m I m Ik , AH
caaav— at March I, i n __
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caleXalalnrat tar ta t a a ra s u a
saiMag IsaAs, will be charge* fa
■« regalae a J ,,rt(etaa ralea.
' f le e r r e e a T r i A s l i r u l i r
fer i a
la w d
N rw sra rtr
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M ayear. r t t r . a a b b t. A a a la .
“ T b * ll e r a i a I* a s sria b e r a f liii
• s e a t I s l e s C r e s s n b lr b u e a t lt lr .
• a r l a s i t e l r la Ib e use f a r reaafall
• a llo a uf a ll th e In ra l a e w a a r la te i
SB Ib is a r w s a a a r r , a s w e ll «
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State Farmers See
Markets As Vital
To Selling Truck o
The Senate Republican leadership is correct In itit claim
HrDKW ITT MACKENZIE
Al* Foreign Affslrs Analyst
that the proponed revision of the prenldcntial electoral system, In the form panned by the Senate, would not absolutely barely dove a government off Ieliminate the ponnlbillty (although It would be reduced) of ciul resort to such sensationally
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. C—
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electing u cnndjdnte who fiillqd *£ ••eceive the hlghcrd popu touch
to u foreign j.ower
lar vote. Some ntaten would ntiTf wiuld u greater influence on ns whu directed to Bosnia and Mar- d a l l —Carload sources of vltamlni
Stalin the other night l,y Sec*
election*, in proportion to population, than other states. The rbnl
retary of Defense Johnson during
disproportionate Influence would lie taken from one net of n Miueidi in WaNliliiirton.
a*ntes and given to another net. • .
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"In all wt» aro doing," declared
Under the present nyntem the Mont populoua utaten have the Secretary, “wa are seeking
the greatest Influence because they have the laryent blocks peace. There la only one nation
n t “lectors! vote* In fncf the five highest ranking otts-H iih
I 'aM *re#wsavW • !rr.'
purism link in this distribution,
known an the pivuvai ’atates, unt, a tundidate carrying those
chain where buyers uf fresh farm
five in almost assured of election. The change approved by
product- deal directly with farmers
the Senate would rob there pivotal stutes of their jRmitlon,
whu grow it. Mora and more deal
and give disproportionate influence Instead to the states at
ers an- going directly to farmers
the bottom of the imputation ranking. Perhaps as many as
to supply the nation with strictly
fresh fruits am) vegetables, accord
fifteen staten would have presidential voting power about slim- jo-ir/ o
ing to William h. Wilson, Director
twice as great, In relation to population, as that of ttie larg |u"t*
of HUlo Markets.
est stales,
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“Many or the markets are well
The effect of disproportion could he cut a little by making I,Vi'.'l-V f°r ""
I known n- certain sources for one
lor more vegetables. At the I’aho*
a n additional change in the electoral «y»t«m to allow e a c h ' "o.» <o „ ii«,
kee Market just liow celery ami
state only one electoral vote for each representative in roii-'du* ,Secretary,
heuos ure the top commodities,
gress, and not allow one for each senator also. This would
while the I'alalka Market shows
further reduce the |s»sHihlllty of electing the ulso-ran cundirahhage and cauliflower leading.
The way to assure election of the most popular candidate
would be to abolish the electoral vote system altogether and
rmmc the preslilent by direct popular vote, Probably there
Is no other way. Under any system assigning electoral votes
by states on the tmsis of total population, rather than actual
votes cast, some unfairness in distribution Is inevituhle.
Why not a popular vote?
LUCKED IIOUNH
LEFT ON A HILL
(From The Kansas Magasinej
Wfki It a soft-eyed doe they both
.d e s ire d ?
Or feeding-ground white moss bad
better taste
That set the quarrel, kept them
. straining here .
And left their antlers fatally
embraerd?
Was it by moonlight when they
mel and fought?
How many suns heat down while
wiakei grew
Their struggles, seeking freedom
from tlie trap
Age-bid conflicting p a • ■ I u n >
brought them to?
What wltnessre crept from the
'Y forest shield
To watch the drama uf that# lordly
deer
In .mortal combat? Did the jeckel
1; laugh
Iutibald triumph to corne masking
j* near?
flm holies are scattered but these
i f horns remain
liking them in parley hall, In hope
l 1, to ehow
The Florida City Market Is offer
ing a heavy volume of tomatoes
along with a good supply of beans
nml "tpinsh.
“ .Superior ipiallty utrawlterrlei
arc KVHiluble on the Htate Markets
at i'lu iit City and Htarke at prices
w ith in reach of most budget mind
ed h o u sew ives. Daily a v e ra g e
prices tiingi-il (torn lhF«c to Ill'Ar
during the past week.
•Tin Hanford market boasts of
tw*nty*fivt' to thirty varlftii** uf
vegetables in larga volume with
plenty of all kinds uf citrus avail-
A. M."
That cirtnti
Ml" ,in"- ° f.
7 7 c li'n!'V »
j,Vic,T
nu> wu»
note* >““1 the
" IU' *••* w“®"'1
Able.
P«»l I wo o r th r e e yi-ara hnn been th a t th e only coinnellinK
jirin d n le th e R u ssia n a recognize a n d u m ie n ta m i In force. Hy
tlllH th e o ry , tWO COndltionA m u st Im* m ot Iw foro In tt'rm ilio u o l
converaationa can be reHUtncd on any reaHonablu baniH__ tip-
ItiiHsiuiiB muat be convincetl that wu will not yield to threatal"®* l*"" ,'1 <i«f»w . The other was
of force, and they must be convinced Hint the United Htnten
“i1.vIm‘ .Ml,s" ,w
WH *r" |,r*‘
now holdn and 1b willing and able to maintain Indefinitely ‘T cmHdeHng t’m Secretary's
a Huperlority in military xtrength and refinurcea.
iieciumiiuii we mustn't furget that
One of the thingn America ban wanted Hince the end of w" u'* '''1 «l •'•‘"‘i; We am at
tin* war Ih effective control for atomic energy, control which w,,r
, w"*1’ ll’ .[“* h,,rltVi, u!
would make it lm|MiHHllile for the atomic homh ever aifain to t„
shootlng-wur. Hu while his
jo HHtKl in war. For hoiiii* runson HuhmIu Iiiih hlockud t In* way ' Ihiikuhk* wuultl havi* l»t***n iH^yniid
to aiich a plan. Now the United State* ha* made public tin- **u hounds uf diplomacy if employfact thut it will attempt to muke a hydrogen homh, which t'1 1,1
11
“ tllfwould be an great an advance of the utomic Ijomb a* that r“7,VJ ISfiZn *f t f t V w i r has
was over prevlouH military explonlveH. Will thin provide the taught u« tL t it's u mistake to
(ImnonHtration of ntreiiKth nocFHHury to ifiirvi thu KumsIiiiih’ iMinFiimto1 tl»u
thut h mitioii
respect,gy -'tylii it only increaHe tlieir fears and tlintrust '' w,lll't fight in scir-defi-nse. Ii's
P e r h a p s ^ even the Russians could answer at this nmtnenl ^ " th llc fntV '.H ^il"?a,«i wl
We may v«fy. Well ask what we shall do next if after tie- „ much greater mistake to let tha
velopineut' of a hydrogen hoiuii we remain at loggerheads outside world get any such nutlon.
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VELhU WEST BYKEH
it quite s publicity Hunt
igmsii pulled oil. Rile
Hiyvvorlli wi|l lisvc lo gel hcriclf
■ new auency.
I
A nnlurslirrd lintiih iiibjrrt ol
Cetmsn origin liai hmi snciled
(or giving swsy .domic secrets lo
Ruilis. Wonder whal the CornSluniiD would do with .nyunr who
fiv e away atomic, or any olhci
kind ol ircirU in Mouow.
Wittier vinloii (pending their
vacations in lamp* dirw $b6,000
ia unemployment compensation, or
iobiess benefits, under the Social
Security Acl, during the month oi
Jiiluary, the Tampa Tribune re*
Vetll. See wild we. m*»n)
Senator McMahon ol ConnectiMt wants the United Stales to
Spend 950,000,000,000 trying to
Imy peace from Russia, even if
. that means building upjhe Rus
sia* war potential to the impover-
isiunenl of America. Altabsy I BilUoai for defense but not one cent
lay tribute I_ ^ ____
;'v:Rap. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.
lg it tupposed to be one of the
igbl young liberals in the new
•cress has been present at just
>of tha 129 roll calls siaca tha
lafoa opened. "You simply can't
11 tha rulae of this House ', comMs Rap. Brown of Ohio, "in
Mght dub in New York. You
|’t solve say of the grail social
f morel problame of our day
jaoatwnal meditation on 52nd
Y*u\e not to be right lhata to
yp> tkags , like soma ol out
i w 3STpobHcUu of old. who
tad dry end drank wet.
*
*Forl Myen Mnrkrl hn» * K°4il*
Volume of eggplant, pepper .
y J " 1"*®0'1 had two ub* Irish potatoes while Pompano le
A n ^ u a n 'p .d d ic 'k ii.rtim t Am ef" furnishing pepper, e g g p l a n t
ni
lUPpurttl for ronllng^nries
and isn’t depending «n uny Mugi-
Womun's Place
AlKItCY KII.LINU ATTEMPT
. ItirilMUND, V«„ Fell. n. — IA*)
Mm. Hose Applch Htoler, fll).
r< ..... ..
In critical condition to«luv with two bullet wounds ill her
idlest, inflicted in a “inerey kill
ing" attempt by h>-r husband, who
police .aid commit led -nlclile after
shooting Ills wife.
Police -.aid Charles H. Htoler,
llll yi-ur-old BU'liinoml jeweler, shut
l.i in-<-1f through the head after he
thought he had killed Ills wife, u
bedridden Invalid since she suffeied a stroke In June, 111IK.
gresslvu with lueh succcsnIvh peace
overture by Chamberlain. TinFuehrer saw that he had tho other
fellows worried, und took udvuntape of the situation.
Hu on the whole I think w« may
classify .Secretary Johnson's speech
along with tlia announcement that
America la going ahead tu create
the new super-bomb. Both proimuiMumonta were definitely Intended a s i deterrents to war. But
far from being appeasement, they
tell the Ami-ricnii public, and the
world at large, that we are taking
The phra/jp "Jtjfhtfi frjn W oiiihii” has a qiminl niittiaUul
in trtt* irtndwfrl w rtn d . It was tin* hIori. ii uf tin- prnntlniothcrs uf today's yutiug |H<o|)le. and lns)iirrd Ilium to Quick Action
achieve proitcrty rltfiitn, I'mpluyincut nn the mascnliiic level,
and the ritflit to vote.
1
Tlmt litis plirasc covers responsibilities as w.-ll as riRlits
u?
w. v. m rriN u
was the theme of three speakers at a recent meeting <>f the
American Association of University Women in New York,
Tourhtoii Drug l'o.
Combining an outside Job with the primary one of raisiiiK a
Evt-ry iluy you Ivl that rotit
family was recommended by Millicent C. McIntosh, dean ot hang on you an- inviting a
Barnard College. She reminded Iter listeners tlmt tills dual nior* Hoitoiin Hints*. Onco a
tit-tn In it usually runs its
role would m&Ke necessary a partial sacrifice uf sucinl life cold
couim 1 in « matter of a few
until the children ure grown.
ilaya and i-ven during this uaMildred McAfee Horton, In a plea for equal employment rlod a doctor ran prescribe
rights, uffirmed the fact that many privileges must go hy treatment that will bring much
the board when equality Ih attained. More women should he relief,
When your cold lasts more
active politically, uccordlng tu Sarah Gibson Hlumling, pre than
a week you need medical
sident of Vaiutar. Admitting that so far women's political edvlce and treatment until it
influence has uot been generally Btrong, this speaker coun ia cleared. If you are eusceptlselled patience. She believes that women's political maturity hie tu colds It may lie that your
reneral health Is nut as good
may prove to be u plant of slow growth.
ia It might lie.
For everything we gain, we lose something. For every
Hvo your doctor and clear
thing we lose, we gain something else, In such words as dint cold quickly. Depend upon
these, Emerson stated what he called the lmw of Compensa in able pharmacist tu comtion. Women who a re ‘dtisatisfled with their role in modern uiuiul thu medicine your doclife, und there ure rngny, would do well to consider how this oiT hprescribes.
is la the t a s t h a f a s e rie s
law applies to their personal circumstances.
• f H i l l s S s I A S r e r t ls e a if a ta a p
Different Picture
P a l* H*«rh Post . Tine*
24 Injured In Miami
Transit Hus Accident
MIAMI, Fell. (i. — OP) — Twen'
™
n‘ exchange*
rK*#nt
**changes between While we commend prayer to all. ty-four peraona were injured —
Senator Clauds Pepper -md his op* Ithere are many, like us y&taiU'llt tnre« •—lousiy — early today when
,.uncut, t.eurxe Smathers, paint a i think the answer with which n Miami Tranalt Company hue anil
somewhat now picture. Mr. Sma- Claude came up, waa not the sift ■ IM7 Cadillac collided or* a north
iri?r , MC“mo °ff “ distinct winner of prayer. Many will think he to t weat avenue. The Impact hurlei
the bus acroaa the atreet and hurled
f,,r his adroit his wlrea crossed
iptliudtii In fjflifite, aitif the nuavl- | Th* new pit^ffT stiuWf Senator ita w J j t /if£ j|£ li’„a>iillrilnsr.
The automobile careened ontc
ty wfth which l.i tlls-o,' htt*- vr iivfc I Pepper strictly on the defensive.
from thought, found himself oent- It Is a new situation for him. Ha the able walk on the opposite tide
ly dumped, In the area he has so 'b**. an opponent worthy his own of the atu£t
Iona dominated.
Sevan lRliltulanr** and five ,,
1 1eel. The Issue of election, as we
Mr. Smathers is bright. Mr. see that Issue, la not Pepper or lice cara ruiheil »V> at but p a x
Smathar* Is handy with repartee. Smathers, hut Radicalism against enjrer* who rereiveil minor injuries
to Jackaon Memorial Hospital.
Mr. Smathers Is sincere. Hu is the Americanism.
latter because he manages to fit
(living to both gentlemen the
words to thought, rather than dis ultimule In Koddneus of motive, we
Sanford Forum
sociate tin- twu. Hu w** sot- u dif cmmnt escape the Issue ah It ties
ferent picture. We set- uu opposi he for,- u». Mr. Pepper Is a sturdy Editor, The Herald
tion III nowise daunted by the advocate of th »,e things which In*
A large and appreciative crowt,
[‘upper reputation. Ciuudc found aist upon deficit spending, Eu- gathered In the assembly roon
his lust weapons suddenly mi the ropean largess, Dig (Jovernmenl, of the Fellowship Front Htatlui
hands of those opposing him, hilt HtnlUm. Mr. .Smathers appears to Sulurduy, Jun. lih at 7:00 P. M. fut
augmented
'-igh convictions and have it less colossal impulse to their regular monthly temperance
•rresproBcht
logic. I'rrhnp? he entangle tr- in foreign wnrb"<i*t a mealing
. . ____ _ .
has learned that, after all, empty hesitancy uhuut whipping errns In*
The Hcrlpture was quoted by
words are equally empty weapons. to danger tones and a realisation Thomas Pollette, Mathew 4: “ Ye
that Mr. Mlalin’s cold war Is a are the salt of the earth and the
fight for Comunlxm right here In light of the world." The Rev.
tiaorge H. Ileiinlnger D. D. spoke
our Homeland.
As between them, the voter on “ What liquor ads are doing
should appraise and vote In m-ror- For the Nation”. He told of the
dunce with his altered conscience. growing uudecity of the liiniur
Thai is all that these newspapers crowd and the suhlility of their
will ever ask of the electorate. adds. He warned the audience uf
If the “Home" vote does Its duty, the dangers this country is esposed
there will never he complaint from to by their deceiving propaganda.
Senator Lee. former statesman
us. If the “professional" votes
fattens attain on the political Iasi* of Kentucky, ui»o a minister of the
ness of the uveraite American, (lospel, gave a very forceful ad
then we will feel cause for com dress on the danger umi destruc
plaint; umt we will make that tiveness of the liquor business
complaint; and continue to makel He closed his message with these
it, until America rouses Itself to II words.—
“My Country, 'us ol thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
Of thee we sing."
Then when America,
Yea. when America It dry,
Ana not until then,
Will the be right"
U was stated by those present
that his mesage was not less
than a master-uiece.
Mr. Mott, a former member ul
the West Virginia Legislature,
honord the Congregation with an
inspiring quateltte of hi* own a r
rangement.
lla n d H O ff
The Hev. W. W. Harrington
Tampa Tribune
whose subject was, “ Has Repeal
Been A Success?" closed the pro
Reports from Tallahassee Indi cy of Ills office for years. Com- gram. He proved to the people
cate that state officials, Including miisioner Mayo, who has the larg that It has been a success In what
(tuvernur Warren, intend keeping est department personnel, Is un It stands for, - for killing the
"hands off" In the primary cam derstood to have voiced similar high-ways, wrecking homes, de
paign fur United Status Senator. Intention. School Superintendent basing men, women and children,
The (ioverimr Iiuh declined tu dis *4kTfi-y says he will take no part. murder and slaughter by the
Thut Is as It should he, It Is de wholesale, also filling our penal
cuss the Issues of the candidates
and heads of departments huvjt cidedly Improper for any stata Institutions und hell with it* vic
expressed a disinclination to taku ilupmtuient head to “pass the tims. Rev. Herrington's talk was
any part. Comntroller (ipy has word" that he would Ilka to *aa
sent out u form letter to umployes Ids subordinates vote for If not
of Ids department cautioning them work fur a certain candidate. That a nee Union aapcrsses Its apprecla
against "becoming actively ami has been ikmv, of courae, but it Is tlon of such talented speakers and
openly involved in any political a reprehensible course and should
Baca or campaign." Treasurer he discountenanced and perman mU,ic'“n** Mrs- C. D. Bprlngeton
' progrum Chalrmin
i ,
Larson has taken the same stnnd. ently discontinued. , j ,
Htate employes Constitute a con
Attorney (leneral Ervin say* he
will abide-by the stata taw prohib siderable asUMttlpn *f.|()» papu
r. remodel or r»-roO»
iting the Influencing of votea by lar vote. Tney should exercise
now. Let »••>'«»« ; uuN
•U la officers; Secretary uf Slate their franchite entirely without
H is under FHA title N
({ray repeats that refraining from coercion' or even suggestion from
ns down—three _V*Sr*
f it French Avenue- “
political activity haa been the poll; their supertori In offlee.
sm im t
Oak Ridge Atomic
Expert To Speak
At Gaineaville
TALLAHASSEE, Fab. S -(B peeial)—With Nntlunal attention fo
cused on development of tha Heocalled hydrogen or euper-bomb" by
the Atomic Energy Commtealon,
tha message of Dr..Ralph.T. Over
man, .chairman of tha apactal
training division of tha Oak Rldga
Institute of Nuclear Studies at
Florida State Unlvarally next lo t-
day, Feb. 11, In the university
Science Hall on “Nuclear Hclenco
in the Booth.''
Ha la coming to the university to
attend t meeting uf the Florida
Section of the American Chemical
Soctaty, Dr. V. K. Stewart, head
of lha state chemistry food and
drug laboratory division at Tallahasaee, la ehnlrman of tha Florida
section and will preetda over tha
meeting.
Dr. Overman became chairman
of tha> special, ti
at Oak Rldga lb
of W. Over &A0 i
workorf havu beai
uaa of radio loot
Overman'! supervl
14 moaths.
We Have Just Received
2 Car Loads of New Buicks
SPECIALS and S U PE KS—SEDA NETS and 4 DOOR SEDANS
COLORS: BLUE* GREEN, GRAY, BLACK
PRICE OF SPEC IAL 4 DOOR SEDAN
p ear le a l a i hie • • • • ' r u t w a s h ,
t 's y r r t e lt
1936
Plymouth Sedan
Above Price Includes The Following Equipment
Uood llies, running good
ONLY
O ELECTRIC CLOCK
1948
Oldsmobile
Station Wagon
a CHROME WHEfeL TRIM RINGS
O CHROME LICENSE PLATE FRAMES
«»ks new . Radio, Heater
O WHITE WALL TIRES
O FLEXIBLE
STEERING
WHEEL
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tv ■
ft.
*4
CUSHIONS
i
D iv id § n < J* P * y in g S to c k
i dividend p a p ia i atoek of thla old, eaUbtlehad,
1949
• LICENSE TAG
• WE ALSO UNDERCOAT AND
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M O N D A Y F E B . 8. m o
T H K H A N F O R D H I H A t,! ) , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
M■
SocialAnd Personal Activities
RAGE r r v a
Kddie Cantor Talkn IMayfair To SponHor
To CollfRt* Students S«|iiart* Dance Tonight
AROUND the TOWN
n u ll and HIM. Kll.PATRICK
enjoying a game uf miniature
I in omoagemeiit of the Mayfail
golf . . . JOHN SCHIIIARII, Ml
Hv M U t h
I"o i-!l fioTisiir i, sriusre itanr
% i. urH n P a lm e r R a v — o ^ u y E d ito r
NhW ViVi.iv, K**h u.
i/1*i -— '" ' chi in t. biillriinin featuring
vlephone 148 and JACK HATIGA.V ri.lloa' ...
Sanford AMinn
.,IMMY HOBK ih lie r n n t u r , w ho i-* (o th e r
Mi, oi’t-i! "f
• Whnot (hv!« K
SUN putting up the sign for hif iv e H nuR hter« htn | ih u u h l k n u u pi f.s'i"tia| cnlli'i will rail the
new store . . .
Local Golf Group
a ll iih u iit the yuururer tfei**‘ riiti«in ■lii'ii - fi"in non p M. until 1:00
MRS J. M. McCASKII.I, shun
fro m iiFiM tim ) e x p e r.e tire , U mi a A M I I , dance will tie Informal,
KntertuinN VisitorH
pillg-. for groceries . . . KAY
I f f t u r r to u r o»
r**iit*Kvv- tm*l no irtnir-sinu. and tht public I*.SHOEMAKER wailing In lh“ car
iH lIv e rN ltle i to le n rn u h n iil y u iit)'
cotdmlii invited to litteiul.
fur
hi*
mother.
.
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li.
It.
REST
About
40
visitor*
of
lire
Women’s
The
(imiJn-eyiMl,
f»7*vt*ar*u|.|
MONDAf
Friends will he glad to lenrn that of l.nke Mary in town on Satin
Gulf Associations of Daytona
cn m t'ilin ri I n li'N im riK . Iu*», hecHii-*.St, Mark* Chapter uf the Worn Peach amt Dp Land were entertain- Eugene Kendall i* Improving ami day iiiurnlng. .
FRED K. BUR
MRS Nlltl.ACK ELECTED
th e ynunK^terF an* t iu c liit iR him
itc ■: ('.(iEriini y of Holy Cru*. Ep|, ril
*:rt
^Mv •*%
’*,
%*<*
I sat Tin rsday by meuibera of i* now able to have visitors
SELL
c
,g
• •VIED" let, i t - t SPECIAL)
nhfity.
copal Cfturrh will meet n H:uo the local association with a Pinchiis«-,I to manage
tv cn>te,t officers ot tha
race
**| stm Ini out the nthei nh’hl t l 'i ' ■l-• b 11
Friends will regret to Irani that GRAY trying to eic.li up Gon
P.M. at the home uf Mr*, Glenn eon unit tout nameiit, eighteen
•id. o i Ini, include Mr*.
her
nt
tin*
U
njvei'tt\
of
MMhe
IN
■ I .ingle in Loch Arbor with Mr* hole* of tuuriiament golf were en C. J. Jones lots entered (lie hluililn bookkeeping in nil the dill ill
t'loiii. I Ndilnck. president; Mr*.
Sai.llariuni
toi
lioatnieiit
Uftirm* Me,," Iu* *utH "Nn upen M iv I i 111It*i' tn -t vice president;
w John Galloway a* cu-huLtes.s.
joyed and n hntfet luncheon was
louclitoiis bit,, m (he afternoon
IliK lilFht I've un.n hinl ..ii Hi.util Mi- t H t biols, second vico*
The Husirie.s and Professional served nl noon.
tiWANN
Ft
i
A
ut
Ha
mint
a
Mrs. Mns 1IT.ingei has lelunied
Women's Circle uf ilu- W.S.C.H. ,,1
Ilstl'IlH ill lift .1li 11«* W Mu h f«■I*t»h»*iii' t iiv* i^ii I Hiri, why tltriHeil me -o mil. h. It wii' pi e-liter f .Vh'st R n tli D a v id s o n , * • l.ovely arrangements of pluill from Winchester, W. Va. where walking the Hanford street*. , . H. mi, s
the Flril .Methodist Church will blossoms hinl uxaleas were used
Will in1! Uii>H *' 1hi- I inlv I'riKrH \ Suit'd " SlhuvDiii •nnwiiiK nnd the niKht l»* fui»* film! i'l el j*i \ nil VIi > I II Dantell Jr.,
A WRIGHT talking to R. K
finmiimthm*. The stmlenls were 11
meet at 0:011 I’ M. at the home uf m decorating the liuffel table and rile hus* speol the pn-l leu 1|nys. J.
<n (lit Hit/ rheuliv S* 1ill*
i’i
Pit AIM on the corner . . , FANpArmlitiK itrouiiH the Nii.tllnrhim
Mrs. J. (I. Callahan, T'JI East throughout the riMiins. The lunchM
E
DRIGGERS
chatting
wll1
Mrs, Roheii Axt tn rn .il lutlay
Twentieth Htreet.
eftrryiriK
Whieh ren«l 'lliu*?
„ , , eon was piepared and served hy Imni
it- yotii family
Itluunil leitl, N. I to \ il her customer* in Itoiimillul nml An D.AR Will (in d u c t
Guntur nml Flunk ' In ullu i w«nl Mtt*Si n! \ »■ »' ' !*('♦ 1 imu
The I'hilutheu Hundny
■
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Mu*
(I’Lingrr.
dei
.mis.
A
VA
WRIGHT
UAV
i
ii in -t course. In a
I
lolly
wood
mother .Mis, II 1 impose.
if
the
kids
I'ltme
fu
hem
me,
I
h*•
\
rial* of the First Presbyterian
hecausa
• i lift dessert
ft - 1*1inl
IS going out of the Hour Roebuck
Winner* in the IK bole tour
Historic Tour Fell. 10
Church v.'ll! held a rrt;uliti mi !I'Oiihln’t stiiV hi.me mNH *■t :*»fi
H> n u ll THtUI \H
.
,in i'h of that
Allretl it. Itousou m| .Wmmu, III I 14'*'
in i at 8:tMJ I’. M. ut the home uf [ ney I ruin i let. unit were Mi*.
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vi* jjevet i
-it
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ft*«. • * .?.IH..... c At :hc marJ. M. GARRETT on hi* way to
Hon Don rim |itrr, Dmi^liSir*. F. T. Meriwether on Celery I Eleanor Allen and Mr*. M argaret (in. spent (lie weetcml with hi*
ed ns by the l.ic r th at Mu i n o li.'
k f t *■I d t*itoI- i lit* skinned grapefruit
III »l I.YWOOH, F* l >» </1*i
Culp. Winners from Doyto iu patents, |lr. mid Mr- .1 \ Rub- the Suiirmd Atlantic National ,vl 5 nf ill1* AiiH'i u tin Hevuhilloll,
f Avenue.
s t e is tu rn e d out ilu d nigh* ............ ..
ill
Jit* h**»i\ \ lot Mieli sire.
lidnk Halnrday morning . . . GKO. w ill 4'oiuliu'i a lo in .if I mmI . ii io ajti'h Hill i 11>>11j11■•11vr I' h- nuIv l Hiiyil in all
T The Phllathea Clns* of the Peach were Ml*. Ihuutby Tallou soli, en route lo Miami
extent thiil they o v iM e .-d
TIII RSTGN in the Eloriila State III till* Nil M ilt) flit m iM lll.flH o f tuhnriuir m 111nut|*li t.. tin* nI uiIIu the college itinllloi non an,I lit
First Presbyterian Church will and Mrs. Petty Quinton, Mr*. Liti I* iispoini or two of
A th lu .c
MARGARET VON Mi» I "H i iM I 'l i i l i nml (I'H iti'filH of tvhi’M Li -Irutiil jti frill n \vi*rk Hnin k, prcldi oi .>i itie on >ei -1*\
Mm. Ktln Jlicksiiu uf Mnga- Rank
maet at the home of Mr*. F. T ten Stuck bad on outstanding Unv
sens,med flour in
t i a | •i 11 ft i1.- t i n
for —
the .............
1H hole*, dure, O. is the gm -l . 1 In i -istor, IIKRHI’I.IH on In i way from St ■*|
-- K
--K --I'M n ti
oil t i l l
10. ill> \ i n t - n |<r **
Mtrlwether, Celery Avenue, ut i -Kioss -score of
t - s Imt n I m ii ■,*■ii ■111' cto,ken tm frying
tind to inib'i Mumid Mr*. Andrew Ctirrnwuy acuieill Mr*. C. E. Whitcomb nil llcilll bill John's Electric Cuiil|iaiiv In fit* Thusi* iJi' miiiiik to tf.hi- tin* loin in v
11<4*( i hi lit,' in iL'tl 11111■| >it*, fInnlly
8:00 P. M.
turn nwnv mnnv
tU hjtlk III If" h . i i - In give I lie chicken
a low- net of 70. The putting con- Avenue,
N*MM int lull nffltv lo ijilrit 111j liDt •**Mu-i*'ti*ii l*. me. t ut tlif 1‘iun tHl h liu1*, i diih :iu'f \inti l‘ti i tnmiunt nml
HlP- K>i*.*- 11 > 1.1, lo ,,wo cnloi after
"Dr. Hmic'k iinnun.i
test fur the three groups win wu:i1
,T»msi»AT
MNht linlm TIIV VON IIK1MIIT ' . o ie i at i k , I* \t
i-* IH'H'Mli' I Ilf IUh "131»■*'
sfllfl*
th ft’V Jft 1 * • "• i • 3
The Fidelia Clnss of the Fiisi . by Mr*. Aline Sweeney of DeI I li II-41 1f | dl lull Mill hi> f II) in-*lu»i| »d t Kir * HI vrjif- (|)’|. iitull?) ii an liniioriirv degice "t P lo t .
Mi. ami Mi> <*H\ 11 Ml»\ I'l Ilf M»S 1M14* in Ilii Eifh i tiiH>!i, , , ,
humor, tag I . 143*9it mi'll him
Baptist Chinch will liuhl m cover- I.mnl. About til player* partici Frccboi g. Pa iih\ r ,11 11V4*•| from
MIt in.| MRS I K. DATTKN t i tliM*. without Fill?* I’olltUMir I IVi* \ 4-11I t Milt f III t \t\ t.<>' 111fI11Uf of
make it a m i 'iiiu!l i hiiii
rd disii supper al the home of Mi pated in tin- toillyey.
Bntuo lloogc 1 n ti S114*11tl NUIIU* ‘ ri j«'yini» f huiiuml Vi-*, fit f ||(i 114*Jit'll Mi. ti'Mi *11 li. **t ** mi* lh \lliil hi 'sfiluiN N
%It' f MM Ul ! It wilts tu to Cantor
stoi.,1 o| fm III- l«i (MU 1*1 N.
'Die Incut (iulf Association ha* ' lime.
ami Mrs. it. E. Mon is, 172k l.u
tVriU't fur •I'M' til lift lit till Mill 4«f till1 i*lJM•
vi sh-it|r»\
MIts .1 \V. MAT " A i n n f i r f I n | n u i
Uf \ 11| I114■, hilt
at
tinunlveisit\
11 IMI ! a
ii might Iretine, n* «
cu*t Avenue, at 11:311 I*. M. All 1............live iluting the past liiuntIk,
IH'I
m
i
i
tH'-liini
nl
Ci
in
iilik
n
I
lit
i
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1
s
II
ill
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FKVVS n| I.ii ID
1(1. tnlk
Il H if11LA11 Ilk i» *‘*• 1It 1 . 1 1 M|. * ,• I gives, that t'ausays
he
is
going
to
ftulbam t* of member* lire invited. : taking part in tomboy* sponsored 1 Phil Mach, j i , wh- m itia ln i ihjK llliiiul 11*4* (jit'llii(Ifill I'll*with (Hill (u| 1>14* 4'Vl‘lO Will In' Mrs. | | t J.
Hut sill i"i tht It y**m> t h*»y very cnmfoMid.li halt ut Iii/-- fu
| by the Men's Ciulf Association, and yeale rdav inti ii,,- Vl|illM Tun i nliruli- m Siinf.ti.1
Group No. 4 will he 111 cbaige
t i u I'l 1 ** Ul- MilI M il s lolll
s Vh) HUT- I I*hui ii ii, \1ik A It Key, Mr- NViur (<u\n.r nii fr.ii i*iii| fluuIt'd
lute lee to re- at t NlNtll Kite. (li
I t* Ilk*- op in- talk* by
The Seminole High Hclmol I'm - I ilie Women's playing meets. The O mega fn itcrnii v m J turiila S late rfllHON tlttHiiiotvii liirly in thi* I h ItidiMithiil Jtiul Mis' .1 )t Oui* nn.* hu. nint h So I )*u(
b !i|u
stltllte. Hunt, i College I liKcr-llv
tn , Teacher At&uctatian ivil! meet -lute of the Wome n's Golf Associa , lllllvi'lftly in I hIIu Ihi*>**■.
Bay
illuming
. .
lh*ytl
lull
thi*
'tiuli.i
to
ni*om* ii of Oklliliuaiii. S.ioMo'i n \letlm,t|-t KHJIIK I n * tie Ji|iniio. -inglng song*,
at 3:30 P. M. In the school library tion state tourney hus heeii set
hit in tv* 11 H hi Milh*V MThc Hniversity, Texu- Ctin-liari I'm ♦►llJl ill 1 4* till* doing a dance and
to he preceded with a board meet 'fen April 2.'.-2'.i m id'a numhei of
C ali William
I i . Mint « IrtM'Nt'l*
(liiiitllilill Miiiiy Ni.ci' lu tri, hi1 vet'sily, lllilvi'i - it v ot l'iiiiftn tila u l l l l l -ill 1. till*ili*r"I- to make hi*
Garden
Gale
| the haul meniheis me- making Gruntliam were i . nil- |.|c.|i-eil
| u u i In
II
< 1oh i mining as any
ing at 2.3» P. M.
West
Side
To
Hctfin
ii«iiii
hctl lo I'ai amoufil to hvjflil o f l,o s A n y ib v mot ....................... o ih
ll> MRS i F SPENCER
ut hi
(M I I i '4 Uliaio *'s in llie y.iegClide No. 7 of the W.8.C.H. of plans to attend, according to Mrs. to the Alpliii [‘an lliuega fraI
hi1
MutuilnlH'
\
\i
Nuly
NlvrlfR,
Study Course Fell, !) Tlit’ii hi* hi ul tin • hullo iiiiii limit h
the First Metliodlal Chinch will 1W. G. Fleming, publicity director. ternlTv m Fhiiiiln Mint,* t niveiiily
t- t,i
. no iii.l oMiei llrondway
h it>
meet at McKinley Hall at 7:30
Ami have lead iibmii various
In 'fnllahns-ee
u ImUiiik uut
A l t ' l l ! 1 it Hli il lie l- also lining
P.M.
|il»\s, Midi a* l lni nix Vnlck (Oil
V I nil) si'K, |n . anill lo* hrh1
I'Vvn |ir«»|ilt« iijili/*' huw Ikw m ost people t i l e the Innd l o t i me
The Daughters of Wesley Sun Jewell Betts Weds
lit* i l a i D
M U ' ( i " in l.u -1 on the
E.d Faulk of ItiioiiiigtiMiu, Ala of Eiiiiilsioiii, and I'umlliioii, and • L '■ to i Iu \\ i■ I Sul.' l'i llii(ii) ll»'|*|tii*' f o i l f l i h n l III (hiiRi1 g u y w ith im evi t"i d a m e ' II.
I1 • nv, It inogram
day School Clash will hold a patty
Ink*
D lh
IM» S
\t
spent the pm-i w.-■I en.| will, Mr How I would like In tell yuu aboul I'hiM | !• I'llililU}' fit
»h»V“ “I hm| in .(mt iii.tkinr Huji t h e t o n g li iiui voi wlm o i e . t ' up
N.
K.
L»i
Freniere
i
t* id> l appeal iiiicp* on
u> w i l l
(U t McKinley Hall of the First
and Mi* I \ I*i I.ii*i nml Mr. l-ninv Gulden spiny, a new insect • d l a i t u r 4 41 1 1 1 i " imi 1' M A |NI' 111 l*.*l*, hi*. HU'S, | III 11ti In'( w ith n prlln Vl m o - toavoi i l m . t
111. " t i l l ! |U>"*' 1 Mill
II. im-ii'i .pole
Methodist Church hi 7:30 P.M
Nill
1I * S||||f tin l?»‘t I iiiuiu tu r. h* i **itIIf. I Aii.l In Yniingl at ........ .
' ■II I ! AN I
and Mr .in. I Livid ‘do oh at ih.*ir f> pen..... lindane, Ibr ainadllg new M1III A
Mr. ami Arrs W. K. Pelt* an hnmv In Him I .nut;.
■e-nit is iM-v 1111k pci lia|i
tmi III 1 I Vt »| Il 1* 1*.ii-io o vat, Imi t*
with Mrs. 1<. M. Tyre's group as
-play with Lindane
‘ ii"ini I f I if*] iiiri'.t- mI
............ the I n IuF'Ii 'I imitli *«fi*< incr
nounce the mart luge uf their
1 «14#\ lll» 1 lit \ 1i.teo field
u( n kiln'h V*ill h* III 4 >1 IIS
■loitvssej,
Isn ln Gaidcn .w|nni ■nntaiii*
llul lllulHf *!*1II* f*‘111'NI loll, (l|**N*i cote fur -a, ti adnlt plavci'
The Friendship League uf the daughtei, Jewell 1‘atiiciu, lo Nel
iiiM'dicnlc with -n itmny versatile M-, Ol.|t« t fill talk "t hy i nto al il ]»!!I■ ii giigm g| m Huy*!, nvhu
J
--S.
Mm.
I
\
M
If;,*
»'"fi
mill
duuir(iCongiegHtionul
ongreKatlonul Church will inert son Edward I n Fieuieie on Jan. ters, Cuiilidiii
uses Ii cnnliol- nuinv lawn, gul |'t ilk I'l
Miidy anill la ul Iut. I iuiim*l • .‘lit *4*1 ot ti m liliii«,
4411*1 « *i 1**. uf Ivlll- den and oil pests, a* well us flies, tilt I I »“*1 f ■this
oiriiit't
i
*
i
all
I I III* IN'jf f| 11 t.ltj. Ilif T11*111 to ill* III1M
at 3 311 P.M. at (lie home of Mrs. 2!* in Folkslun, Go
l
Vi* , hi*' viMlHuf Mi* H\*‘i
Mis. l.u t-ieioerc is a grnduute
Gantt on West First Street.
mid Ilit'ijhlUi
\ tr. tat ini
-Rnfl’s |'14I t'III s Mi m.d Mr» .1 N fleas, mid other pe-ls m.innd dwel I' lli vt'hla i tI ea*'h*'t
Iu
iittiikii
I
ma
d
it) F e d
ling-,
I,
a
l
ii s and other outlhe Ladles uf the Friendship uf Heminule High Hcliool nml lias Hiirdlvk.
Mis Km ' « | | I- the
t ie o h b a - liecmne
building* Lindane is sufci to use iA i l l l . e * u V I ■«| to all Iliu ■
*• *(»• I '. ll‘I.t*fl|olH'
Class uf the Luke Mary Commun recently heen i-iu|duyed by Fluridu fnifiit'i Mir
iH.'-I ■bat hi lei III the en
'<1tMJHi Mt Itm
the sehiftd
mi'
tu till
at
ity Cl...... will meet at
P.M. Hlttliiutis, Inc. in S huford. Mr. I.a
iipiunvni In Fcdeiul Aiithoritil t i| 11111U'l 11 t'u-iiii
to d ay
The
t icat tin- home of Mrs. Ralph Wll Frenieret is I in- sou of E. J. La
tilth.• . win*'- bad coioiiilet ed
Ini
liii-ti
elected
to
AI
D
m
a
h
Freniete
and
the
lute
Mrs.
l.u
l-ninv
is
ecouiimiciil
Use
only
-Ham*.
Dm) .I II Im Is i n lowly l e a l l l n l
lh e Thrift Shop will he open Freniere of llurrllrigtim. Vt. He int'iolaislnp in I'l,. Iwippu Pin, I In I ll-a-llniilis pel gllilnll of Wa Gniininar Sclmnl To
huNN I.H‘ to tool g i own a n d li.'gan
iin
llin
in
\
sctin
I
list
Ic
witli
I
attended
school
in
liorliiigton
after
|
ntitlnnal
ll
i
.
d'
peliilllig
mi
(icsl
t'nlnplete
....... !):3U to 11:311 A. M
1Atii I*liiHr ill-ill■ I'm .iiioiiiol won
Start Study Course* •oi*t
Mr*. Roy Green uml Mr*. Wntlace which lie served for four year* 'll society, at llie I iiivh - iI v nT l-'loti diii-i-lliiii- fm use iippeai nil la
the Undid Staten At my, part of •In. Initiul Inn ci-iI'lnnnic • well- held bel
i'hdip* In cliurue.
‘It MU*
•III■■I iilllg
I laid
jMmimIhv, I'V'liniarv kill
The Women’* Society of Cliti*- which time hi was In the European yesterday In Guinn Amlitoi iuni
Isntiut can he used mi lose*, aiB- t A study rouiae will be -Inricd I'l ityi'<I fui
a,, back to lhe
Gate Service uf llid
Ebenaaer Theater uf Operation*.
lea*, culm-ilia*, hibiscus, garden la*,' „t n„. Suafunl Giuminui Si I I it "I
iMil.. will'll
got III) s t m l , "
At pir»viit he 1* employed by tin*
Friend' will l»- smiv In lenrn rlnlnns, gladioli,
MelbodlNt Churcli will meet ut
1j tn | ‘ tl
Fell. 1l whi n il Mm
;i tm To i : uii
Dill
7:3(1 P. M- ul the home of Mr*. Coat* Motor Tranater Company that .Mis- Hetty Gwen* Is con aiiiuiiil*, lawn insect*, tmaatoe*. , ,in |,,| - .M, ,.ting Eumtinmil N .. d- Mllll
V.JII
inn
h«‘t
Mint
t)i|.
il*
ul
|
n
a
of
Ja«;4*onvllle
where
the
couple
fined
to
the
l-Tniuld
Laughton
Me
William Feece at the Dollar y
*HUii*h, ciiciimla-r*, melon*, pep- ,„
t lie Gioiiudw<uk ot
I’lft Jl'FNSH IN A I. I A l .1.1 l(
will make their'home. •
morial Hospital as the result of per*, cabbage, Mrawbetrle*. anil ........
n , | s ,.„urM. U,|| |,c «nirtii.v urn It will slat 1 with a
Eatate*.
iu--tuirum
u|>im
with
lihm
(hui
uti
auto
incident
which
occur*ed
cilru*.
In Id licfiue the regular I* I \ hy
Tha Flral Paplliit Church cha
AllIS|( H>
W ll O U T tlW L S ”
on Thursday.
l*oti * effectively Cunlinl* the
i(ll([ um| nicmlici* ale <• ked
pel choir will hold a rchcais.il Vickery Home Scene
"I'm tryiiijt to tulk tlu'in into
following pi'C* npliitU, Iplnnl mrive eailv. Tile dull fill the
A at d;45 <W-M. /i.iJIMII.J G tllR li
NO A U M IS S lu N
I <lt I 'v s IN H U tM A t,
it 'JhtHt ii ml llu|<|U* in *■11i
Of TKL UIuhh Meet Mb. ntid Mr*. J. W. M*tfhew* of Peek, tltrip", bicrbligs, leafmlner*, luaindei of the cnoise will In- all (•illiiii;
.Tire Flleiidlddp l.eaglie of the
Kill illliu ," ' lliti’l' HH* till* I ViU lu f
I,n Grange, III. have arrived to leaf rollers, plitili .......................
me
noiiiccit
Intel
Ml
nlcmbeis
Congregational Church will meet
ti 'sl |>i'l MOliulll |lO- ill 111*' luiMllf'Tha T. E. .L. Gla»» of the First spi-fid about n uinntli with their gm**liopper*, pliuit bugs, Hen Urg'd to lie piesent
at 3:00 P.M. at the Imiae of Mrs.
ImiIuv lllhl t Ni l yum* Fhuilhl klH'NN
worm*, pu l I,
daughtei and m ii i -I i i -Ii i w , Mi . and beetle*, melon
Bu|rthi
Church
met
with
Mis
Lil
- «*3L‘^5, *!• —*r,- *
C. C. Gantt'on West Flint Htreat.
Mt. in f.\ i lu ll fiist ruimi'N,’' Hi
lian Vickery on Thursday night Mr*. Hill Walker lit their hom<-i\vnrm* *i|iiu*b Mig*, mole ci a
f WBDhNUlivV , ,
.-hill'll Du>H
gois, VUtWurUI*, *od weliwolln* Scout W-cdi Is Held
Mra.-C. tti’Danlun am) Mra. om Weal Ninth Sheet.
The hoard of the Sanford (Jar- with
Til*- .t»*nI ti 1H4j i'ii 1 fur Miiiir
—
white giub", army worm*, *Dnw
M. Cummlng a* ho*te**e* with
dan Club wilt meet ut the (Jar 1 Mr*. Vickery. Mra. E. M. Cut roll
II **|*ii Ir■i«j- I'liMitiily wi’Hlt'i n** on ii
Sir. and Mr*. U. W. Dougin- la-nv nml weevil*, cliincli <"ic
At
Oviedo
Church
HALF
d<n Center ut 0:30 A. M.
l**|f
" I’vi* iluli«» it hi miC all (
presided ovaf tha meeting and f<d- have ,elmiii'il to their home in ,and imnn other*.
The Social Department of the lowliig lha. devntluiuil by Mi*. J- Savannah, Oil., after vinting fm
I
ill!
Mllll
1
1
•
•
f
i
|I
U
*
hi
till'
rlti'fl|i
I»ti
|| vmi me going In u*e |mi i
II. M t It I \ N It JUNES
Sanford WoinunV Club will bold C. Cullujtin tpi;d ttpurt* from uf- lw„ Weeks With Mr*. Doaglli-' tlnnn, whirli ha- proved very lii'in
t1•I l”3, III' *Mtti
‘‘Hl*Dllh,N, NiiH
11 HU. Fell • I.M'I i I U i
It* annual bridge-lunehcuH at 1:00 fleer*,'refraahment* werm -eivwl naHats. Mi. nml Mr*.* A (’. Wll (is lit I, let me offer the follow m,- A l >\ pc.
it li \
"
nil veivit • Will In- cm ill 11*I lllllkt’ 111**111
P.M. at tha club house. HeaervSuml i* Vn *"n| inmti’H If.u.iiiiii kiH*
precaution*;
|
Thusa altemllng weie .Mr* K- M. llnm*.
dgclcil .it tlie I Ivtciln Iblptl
4 tioni may he inmla< with Mr:, Carroll, Mra. A. K. Koaaettvi, Mr*.
t. Avoid Inenthlng In tin- wit Com ill
1 ,. IU at l ill hi*• luniHtl mil to it him
i h no Hiiialay. Id
Ben Wade, telephoua fi8b-J, No M. S. Nelson, Mra. J. C. Callmim,
Hilly and Kay .Shoemaker left Iul ill* powdei while opening Ha 7:311 I* \t observing Pny Hnnit hi Ni'W Vmi k mill li*1 HM' i' H Hit*iii
reiervutlnn* will he taken after Mr*. L. A. Smith. Mra. F. i‘ ....... yesterday to return to the Univer Img- and introducing It inln tin Week All nietllbei nl I mop No loll vulllllfl y, m| ||tu(111|f nut in lui.I
Monday night.
uoiithi'i Ini fuiii hum» atul ill
Mr*. Nancy DuLbin*, Mr* Fred sity of Florida la Gainesville after spiny lank. Avoid Inhaling r i■• J4:l me hi ged In la* plesl'llt
A Bpeclul study of tha Book Cawley, Mra. J. A. Cunningham, -pending several day* with their spinv mini during the spiny no
A special Hcivice observing P"\ III111l|14*M.
of Act* will he continued nl the Mr*. W. L. Htoudanmlro, Mis. M. pineals,
and1 “Mra
Work to wtndwai-l Hciiill week wlie belli Hiilidny mornlit* hinl h mIhDImi i i*t *piluii in
...... — * Mr. ....
“ A.
* “K. Sime
.... npd al inn
V int Baptist Church at 7:30 A. Callaway. Mr*. M. 8. Messen maker at tlielr bum* on Mellon- While handling the weltuhle (m» ill the Oviedo MellnalUl I'boll'll fTiiriiKo. Dm ink thi* tri|> II*' IunI
P. M.
der, and when Npiuytng nr enlei -ng hv the Rev. J. I Adams .li his VMhi', hilt kiiImimI a wh**l»4 n*’w
ger, Mr*. R. L. Oarrl*on, Mrr. r. vide Avenue.
THURSDAY
ing spinved urea*, wear a ir-pn
fm tin* I'liHrmtur hi* pluy?
W. Bigger*, Mra, W. B. Htovall,
Troop No 243 member* are mg
Tha Junior Brotherhood of the Mr*. Holly Allen and a vl»lt«t, Mr*.
“ UV huw Jmvi* fill |»i*i i ini siihi
I lltnl
.a) to lie pieseql ill the regnlai
First Baptist Church will maet W. T. Inm* of Havana, Fla.
•> Wrisii Imrid*, arm* Hint fm • meeting ..f the 11mill on Tuesda .' iiihuii f*l tin* m'hDV (l*‘ i,'htiiiD |tf
In tha Young Men'* Hibla cla*i
a fte r handling parnthloii ami t" 11It*li<. Fell 7 at f P M III the " I hui I’itvpi!. iilmuMi «*v»*i \ m. iliiirn
room at 7 ::30 P. M.
Iii.sh|I i)i* iiiuvmH, ti*)*1visiiui it*H|o.
fiot eiiting or smoking.
chunl Ionise
4 | A atudy nesslou will be hefil at Seminole HitfH l’'1'A
.3. If ymi are working iioder con
hut ike mti|
The Oviedo Lina's I'loli will ‘"mu nii ip, tuiiili
the We»t Hide Primary Hchmil
(lit inn*
involving
colialdelllbb meet Tuesday evening ut ! P. M 1111*1rhiimlliii'."
To
Meet
Tomorrow
■tatting at lt:(N> a .M. ami lading
slimy, drift ur iin*t. Wear pm at Hie Kuffee Kop.
CjipmiJi' Ki'viuw: "Kvy Tu TIn*
■■* - *. f . I
until 2:00 P.M. AH -tnambara uf . 4
lectlve covering. A light pln-tn
( <t V1* I Ml* Ml In mi uf Dnil,
The
HenilnoJe
High
School
Par
tba P.T.A. are urged to attend.
raincoat give* good protection.
i HililuS Im*IIii* puit wiii uffuitN
HIM I \L DEI* \ i n t i ENT
Lunch will lie aerved In the lunch ent-Teacher Aisoclafiua will meet
I. Nevei handle |iuiathion wet
The alllooil Vuleiitliie liiiiclieoo M«* luipplly pliiyi, tin* 11ii 11h* l ha i
Tuesday
afternoon
at
11:30
P.
Mi
room lo nil those desiring It.
t i i Iili* powder with lhe Imre hninl -pnii-nled hv tin* Social Di'pml
A study *e**luit will Ir* held at In tha school library. Follow ng
If you must Imndle the powd.i njent of the Snnfoid W.oiinn'
the
theme
for
tha
year,
"Together
2:30 P. M. at the Sanford Gram
witii the tiunds, wear iiiitural mb r '(ul, whleli laid been si'iiednled
mar School. The *oa*ion will ure Wo Build’’, Mra. Ilanry Mcl.uulin,
hei glove*.
|i)l Wl'itlieslluv In*-- lieetl postliniie.l
Jr.
ha*
arranged
a
prugram
on
the
cade the regular P-IT. A. meeting,
h AH opine is the eniergenv iijdi'flllltely, Mr* tieorge Well ,
Rev. and Mr*, liana Aurhakken
subject
"Build
Gooil
Manner*’.
A
FRIIMT
nnimnnco the Dirth of a daughter untldute for paralhloo pnisuiiing ■ifnrirlineiit pn-nlcrd, nnnoiniieil
m Bailie Harrison Chapter, Daugh film "Junior Prom’* will be shown. nil Jail. 211. Mr*. Aurhakken la the Atiopine I* obtainable only with a nils I l l u m i n g . The ......................... al
Question* on aoclal Iwliavtor, former Ellen Meriwether and i* (Inrtnl V pi 1‘SCI Iptino.
t e r * of the American Havolutton,
of Hie putty was caused by lhe
will hold a short hualnasa sataion ■ubmlttad by paranU..taacher» ami now serving a* a missionary In
•■Jriuiis illness nl Mrs. A I I'elU.
a t 2:80 P, M, after which they student*, will hf ulacuatod In a Algeria. Rev and Mra. AurbakIt's easy to Reparute slice* of Ini iiliilliei of tile eluli piesideiit, Mis
HAPPY HIHTHH VV
will conduct a tour of historic »ita» quia program with Mra. w. a . ken ur« making their hum* In Con con without tearing them once Hsear M Harrison.
Putty Glenn Johnson.
In this vicinity for tha Towle! Morrison aa mlatraa* of ceremon- stant Ine, Algeria at *0 Avenue they've warmed up.it lilt over low
Club and DeBary Estate residents. IttB*
%cut ill u skillet.
Alowering tha question* will h* Rlcnfalt.
Mr*. J. P- HoUaclaw and Herman
R. Morris, repareaentlng the p»< •
ante; Ml** B arU ra Ruprcchl and
II. Wasl nl Neaael Vltk
j m i a n m . ir-aa
Jo* McCasitn. rapratontlng the
faculty; and Miaa Carolyn Melnnla
and Bobby Hodgaa, rapte*entlnB
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
aaaetaa Oalr-a*** to I r. m. the atudanla. All paranta of high
• * • V o u T H A I A 9 * 07 A C N H I NY OP ERTM tTklFM KKT 3 I R 7 I «
school atudanla ara urgad to atHMOKGAHBOKD
land to meeting.
ALHO
DINNER
LUNCHEON
AIM - CUNIIITHINKII
MATH. - IUr
DOOHH UPEN
__ Ire hi II.M aledlr
f
o
p
a
steamed
pudding
with
HCSH
M O RG A N
■HIM ter Far He* mm* ~
brown »ugar hard sauce i u»e twice
EVES. — 44c
DAILY
'
a* much brown sugar aa butter or
a n d O RCH K H TRA
L'hililrrn — UVc
12:1ft P. M.
margarine and cream thoroughly,
Flavor with vanilla ami add a dash
CAMELLIA
of wit. ’
.SHOWING TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Color Cartoon • Shorla
9e • • • mm
s a l e
CARD OF THANKH
Starting Weil. Fab. lat.
Wa wish to take thla mean* of
Children Under 12 .Free
Baa Our Stock
ur sincere
expitM
linear* appreci
appreciation
pta ing our
iy
friends
foi
friend*
for
Im
lr
many
to our man
COMPLKTK SHOWS
M t* »f kindness and beautiful
DICKfiRSON’S
floral offering* during tin toe* of
M 5 • 8.15 • Bi45
G ra y S h a d o w N u r te r ta a
our loved one.
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Sanford Atm. Phono 7I0-JI Mr. and Mre. 8. 0 . KllpatVick, Jr.
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MONDAY T tK 8, 19m
THE 8AWF0RP HBBALP, SANPOHD, FLOjlDA
Try
For Top Role In
SEC Cage Race
REACHES NEW HIGH
By Alan Mavar
Aonaal. Florida 'Pro Basketball Fans Cboer
Miadu C'ag'eVi Rforld Skiing
High School Golf
M eet Tampa In Champiops V ie Tournament
Nears St. Lonis’ MacAuiey Downs Groza
Crucial B attle For Top P lace
at New York, Rochester, paced b>
Hurricanes Must Win Norwegian. Swedish
Stars Rack Un More
Remaining G a m e s
Points Than Others
To Cop State Title
Auburn Holds L e a d ,
Hut Vandv Is Favored To Regain It
'PI** tight two-team race.
said today.
victory over the Imlianpolls Gly*
In the opener, Chicago rallied
Cnw*H _hRSfd thla. prediction on m p la n o r-----..COMAL.ilABLKH. F*»i n
|
*■-J-1J,—lie., J vfi.
■(j-t^
- -------to down the Hoalon CelUt», " •-*0.
(HI’KCIAL) — Their home sche — They sword onlv Individual the central location of D«l*and aa
■‘Easy Ed" MacAuiey of 8t. Mnx Zaslofiky, meshing l» point*,
dule completed, the University of titles in <be world «kl idiampton- compared with Miami last year Louis
outscored the Olympian*' rpsrkcd Chicago’s drive, while
Miami hnsknthal! s,|uad transfers -thlp* bill if they did determine a and the fart that the College Arms
!'[ the George Kaftan led Boston with 18
It* <pie*t for Ita second successive team title il would he evnellv i f course la fast rounding Into e»eel-wA! f i . tiru.“ in
lilt
tinng , before .......
more than
Jfl.tWO fans.
...... ..—
state baskeltian championship to rnu figured Norway nnd H W * i len* *hape for th* tuumaiucnt
^
T
s
n
**1
'
. . .....
.........' oiled | Fort Wayne's fourth place Pm*
the m ints of its rivals for lor sip f.n "id in frnrd
said lha course needs a goon rain, f ''
wtilk holding tiroza to Ion* loll......... a 1'.V86 win
test nf Ilia
u.
Wilh font of tho fivr evrnts In
eplng the grass t16' !n“rt’ lo 110 * M«h} “'* •* * ' »'• Anderson at For* Wavne. bred
After a week off for nxnmlnu- •he Soldo pbii-e of the gam*" but he has been keeping
r Ti__I-ouis
fans who turned out for the
Schaus pitched tn 22 points lor
ough a sprinkling
aystm.
ions, Ihc Hurricanes launch a fout eompl.tr.I. N'orwnv Is lending with
the piston*, Frank Brians 1.
Lafayette Golden of GaliiehVtiie, heralded duel.
game swing through the ; tato Feh. til I points, Sweden !s second
The Minneapolis Lakers, the top points topped Anderson.
d against Mnivcrsltv of Tampa at with -'ii. followed bv Finland with executive secretary of Ihe Florida
In
division
ineir f5th
18th alright
in an eastern
easrrrn hitipi
.'ii game, the
,
High School Athletic Association,
Association team, roasted to their
Tampn. Two days Inter, the Hur- 22.
will lie In charge of the tnutna home triumph, smashing Joe Syracuse Nationals scoifil (heir
rlcanes (day .Stetson In UeLand In
The t'nlted States Is fourth mrnt. The association sets up Fulks and the Philaiielphin War ,16th victory against only eight
the Mi t of two gnme* nnd then
letiincks with 26-87 verdict over
on Feb. 1, buttle the newly forrii- with :t I 2, France fifth with !t rules of play and provides trophies. riors, |0t)-(17.
The season’* recurd crowd of the Halltmoio niillet*- Johnny MacSeparate flights will be held for
cd Hollins College five In Winter ■nd t'mooin *dxth with one, Den
Park, due week Inter the lltirrl- mark, So dZetland, Yugoslavia ami Imys and girls, with team cham 0,041 saw George Mlkan, with 2-1 knnwski, Nats’ forward, scored 22
car.s close their scutum hy meeting Alist i ir I'f.eep'i rog|it»r*d n point pionships and mcdalUU being point!, lead the I.akers lo their points
Tri-CIty, behind Marko TodiroThe i.ibiilatlun Inrludes the (hosen In the qualifying rounds on sixth 100 point total. Folks, Phila
Western Kentucky iu Howling
which four Norwegians the opening day. Match play will delphia's high-scoring forward, vich’3 22 points, w hippy the Slio(irien ami University of Florldu lump.
managed only iwo ha«V*»s and hoy?**! Rprlnkimi 811-71. Ill »n UI(irnke into the scoring at Lake follow.
in Gainesville.
terronn content. Tha win gave 'Iri
One girl and 60 boya played In Unshed with eight points.
To make sure of holding ‘.he Placid, N Y., and the 40-kllomRochester and Chicago, the No. city a full gunic filgc oyer Shemile i relay which Sweden tournament last year.
slate title, Miami must make a -ter
2 and .1 teams, respectively, each hoygmi in the rnri* for third placa
Both
dean sweep of its remniiiinR con -.von ( ioiii Finland here.
___
polled victories In a doulileheadcr In the weitarn dlviiion.
tests against state foe* anil innri: even'* were decided yesterday.
()ni> .... . innalnlng on the pro
Ilian »ne loss would lie fatal to
.Miami's dinners, unless the under- gram . Min (Kl-kllometer (81- Chandler Okays Deal
lings among Hie stale teams come •nllei mniathiin today In which
For $100,000 Pitcher
up with a series of amuzlug up Sweden Nils Karlsson, Ihe IH4H
sets.
lllympi. i tiiimpliui, Is ii contestant.
NKW YORK,
«■ — f/Pi —
Miami ran Its season total of
Tbnti Miiec skiers nie schedpoints seined In IDIII bv ph'kitik iled
tart in the fdi-kilomeler. Commissioner A. B. Chandler ha*
up HI points In each of fls game., it in A M.
They will travel given Mie Pittsburgh Pirates a
against Western Kentucky, milk- wire i-v« i an improvised 26-kilnm- clean bill of health In their bizarre
TUCSttN, Ariz., Feh. 8. — </P>
DELAND, Feh. tl_ (H p rr|at»—
mg thl» (he *hlrd Mlrilil basket- t r i . .
GoJr g over a path einn.nnn deal , for a schoolboy
Putting won (Imndler llarper
llnselmll practice at Stetson Uni
tin 11 team to score more Mum • ,<MM> twit" violates Ihc Federation In- pitcher.
points in a season. The Hurricanes Irrmitonn'le de Ski rules, lull that
The commissioner said he had versity will get jindcr way Mon nf Portsumulh, Vn . bis fir.-t uinlnr
are traveling at a flXSi point per hns be. ii waived becam e of Inck "f received direct Information on Mi* day, according to Carl II. "Dor" gulf lournnnieul In IH years ve*game clip over the season. Only tliow ol Lake Placid, only 6(1- case and contemplated no further Johnson, woo la heading ii staff lerdny when lie liok lb* winner's
Isisisn *i X'»# rules IiiTkiii
coaches now working with two slice of Ihe *Kr.froo Tucson Open.
Markov MacDonald failed to im- kilonictn layout in the east.
Lexington.
action.
* of
The laat three holri won for
dozen
prospect* for the 1(160 team.
pinve
Ills
season's
scoring
average
Jlwe.leti
won
a
thrilling
victory
Fred
Halgh,
owner
of
the
St.
The Insl lime Tennessee plnyrd
Assisting Johnson with Infield Harper. He blrdicd them all to
ngntnst
the
Hillmppcm,
a
poor
san
tbe
M'lay
ptimarily
because
of
Louis
Cardinals,
announced
never
Kentucky, Tennessee won (1(1-68 uml
rood night bolding tlui tall Un moll.ei Olympic champion - Mar theless that he planned to rn ahesd er* Is Hill Nebnrnk, a student, take a three under par 68 for Ihe
ended n frmr-yenr domination over
wind to 22 points for the two lin I undidroem. lie won the 18- with n formal protest to Ihe com who formerly managed a farm day. a 72-hnle total of 287, and
fhmllirnxlrtn tennis.
nights. He has made Iblfi point* kllmnelet run t i l miles) In St. missioner's office, charging “out club for the New York Yankee*. $2,000 In prirr money.
Sam Sn*nd of White Snleh'.r
Don liar.Inge, another student, I*
(his season, averaging 14,7 par Moi itz
rageous evasion."
outfield,
Steve Sprlngs, W. V».. ouldui'led newgame. Guard Jeiry Weinstein was
The Pirates signed 18-vear-nld handling the
II. was given a 7 1/2 second
Kentucky moved front fifth to
Miami’s top srnrei against Kentuc handicap yesterday as tin- third Paul Pettit nf Los Angeles last Shalinla, also a student. Is work rnmer Manuel de la Torre, of Glen
third place while former tldid
By GAYLE TALBOT
ky with 27 points while t'y Mhudr- rtileis from the land of the mid- week In an unusual deal Mial saw ing wilh bitters .... I hunter*. and coe, III., mi the Inst nine hrda* to
plater, Ttilnne, dropped to fourth
(/J’l
It isn't quite tme tlinl llnhr Ruth off with H6, Hob Cnniphetl with 24 d|(ld oin were more tlinn two them forced lo barter with a film Prof. Elmer C. Pritchard Is coach take second place with a total of
With nil upset 66-62 loss to Mis HYF. N. Y,, I’fii. It.
ing base running nUl sliding 26|l, He earned 11.481). That put
never ms le a had piny on Itie I..... kill held lie made nl leml one, and Joe Crist with IK Indped their minutes alicnd nf the second place prndurer, Frederick Stephan!.
|
|H»»l|>pl Stale. Knrly Inst week
sensou totals,
While major league clubs could Ray Dunne, catcher' fnr the De- him at Mm lop of Mi* money win
Finn - Knar Jitsefssnn, last Swed
Ttilnne whipped Tennessee (18-66 and il wax n Lenirly.
fnt I860 With $6,658.
Ttilnne lots played several ..........
ish limner, gave up U! seconds to not Approach the boy liecau'e he Land Red lints and a student, ners
Tliii n on the iliilinguiiliril .tiilliiuiiy ol I.dwnril G. Barrow, the
of the 8,208 spectator* on
Sports Hound up
minus IiIr Ii scoring Vigil Rlsiicr ild italwnil who laii.ril llir inmmil.il llnmlnno lluniigli almost all hit
Augu-t Kiiiru of Finland, hul thnt wns in school, the producer signed is couching pitchers and catchers theMost
par 70, II,403-yard FI Kin
Holdover pitrhers from Inst
lldn’t matter . Sweden won In 2 him to an $86,000 movie and telewho dropped frimt (he lenm hy
Itjr HUGH FUI.I.KirroN. Jr.
year include J. ||. Stafford, Lefty course wanted de lit Torre to win.
vision contract.
hauls, .'IU in In ales, 611 seconds.
Coach Cliff Wells for staying mil yrral rarcer Wilh .In Boiton Rrd So* and llir New York Yankee!.
Miller and .tuck Whltnkor. Andy He carried ii two-stroke lead into
"He irliuht have made ollieisG
too late nl night.
After
P
ettit’s
graduation,
SteNorway,
France,
tJ.
S.
ami
CanNKW YOIIK, Feh. 0. - (Ah
Caldwell Is u catcher from the Ihe filial round lint faltered. The
thut
I
didn't
see."
mused
Harrow,
phanl
proceeded
in
deal
with
in
ola followed in that order lint the
besides the Anlium Rutile To
Kiilli, lliiuigh, Ik* expreesed mild Floyd (1. Smith, ii precise, so f
Spaniah-American went
squad
last year. Holduver inflcld- young
"lull
I
cun
recall
only
tinone
terested
major
league
clubs,
final
lane meets lath ranked Mississippi
iKiic race was lietwoeli the top
Miipike tlinl the Itnhe'u mnrgln spoken little man from Hull, III
three
over
par fur a wore "f 72
ers
Include
Cotton
Mncllommgh
lime
Mint
I
fell
like
killing
him.
tonight in Oxford. Miss.
ten teams. The Inst four qunr- ly settling with th* Pirates for
over hih eluxent rlvnl, Ty Colili,
at first. Merrill Smith at second, for tho day nnd 270 for the 72
Mississippi Stale broke a three ' "That wan when lie trn.l t*> till. Iieen lie great tie It was — Ih ii schedule-maker hy nvocnlli"
*li never changed positions after $100,0(8).
uml nliout two-dozen hasehall
Hobby Roberts at (bird, nnd Lewis holes. U. K. open champ Cary
w a y tie for sixth plnce hy whip- Menl ccet'ond with (wo mil In
Itfi.'l viitet* lu l|(l, Loll (iehrlg, tin- Imgiics would have n heck of a he fit l 260 yards.
Treen at third. Out(icldrrs Include Mlddlecoff had the same total.
pin* L.H.U. 18-41 nm| upselling ninth inning of the flnul game of i.tlu i <•f llmiuw'u ulnr*, placed a time
T
Dan
llioreiistad
of
Norway,
who
getting along without him
Hob Hall, Jim Jenkins, d iaries Each received $I'(H).
Tulann, .Stale now holds slxlli the I1IU7 World Herli'u. Cutchci illdmil third with H votes
the Lake Placid Jump, with
Juck Burke Jr., of White Plain*,
. . , "I've been making srhedules won
Broadway and Fulmer Armstrong.
Landis
School
Has
280.1
points,
rnllcctril
on
hath
(lie Auhurn
•■alt
falnsl Alnhumn P la c e hy llnelf despite
Hell O'Kurrell
nailed him cn-ily.
"I wouldn't like tu luyve to make since I was In high school," hr
A considerable amount of new N. Y., w-na ope stroke hack with
loaa. The only mime And
this week
Is Lmilu OardlnnN won a decision between the Babe anil explains,
form
and
distance.
Ills
leaps
of
the Stt,
Ala., Wtn|nr*day.
6 Foot 7 Forward talent has been working out with 271. Jim Ferrler of San Fran
"The old Central Asso
Oilier ntaniliiiR in
rhiiiiRe*
were the .Serins, 4 guinea to .'I.
Tuxrnloosa,
Ty,” llnmiw suld oof My, Ids mind ciation needed one ami I thought 22$ and 222 feet were the hmgthe pitchers and catchers In the cisco, and Glenn T'-al of Memphis,
ost
Hiiiong
ths
leaders.
Georgia friviu the sixth plkce tie
"What ceUkM him in try to -drill obviously I raveling hack through I rmihl tn It, *<• l tried, They
Ttnn., each had 272.
last two weeks.
By
HOHAC
i
T
b
ILLINGH
Tlmrle
Llndgren
of
Bwnlnt
was
to sovimthf li.H.II, from the sixth jus
Just at that lime I dmi'l know to the years when lluth And the didn't adopt mine, lint they gave
Tho Virginian said he Intended
Johnson
plans
n
series
of
IntcrAP
Na*raf«a(ur*a
Blare tie In ninth; Georgia Tech ihU day, i didn't oak him after "Georgia iPrach'1 w err racking up nu< linnurabfe mention c*. .Tlisold saaond, Arnflnn Bergmann of Nortu play Iw the* Waie Antonin Open,
aquad
Fames
with
last
year's
team
LANDIS.
N.
CJ
—
Metha
OverM
r
tnlro,
followed
hy
Christian
from ninth to eighth; t-Tor U|Jt from the gitltm lierauan I dldo'l dare go the recur id which stamped them my flrsl to the three*! league In
the onus (to heat out for posi next on Ihe, Winter .swing,
10th to 11III; Mississippi from ) itir near him the way I felt. Hut Mini supremo In husehnll.
of Norway nnd Mlddlehury, cash, Landis High’* six-foot-seven as
To gel In the money yesterday
tli'J-'i and since then they haven't Molln
tions
on tho team this year. Ho
forward,
proliafdy
established
a
VI., College. Torjhjoern Falkattto bottom rung I2lli, uml Tonnos- wna the linin'," cdglu'il the man
golfer*
had lo go four under pnr
played
a
data
wlllimlt
me."
,
,
,
"As
an
nll-nrnuml
player,"
hr
•d*o
plans
to
let
the
players
high
school
record
for
a
regula
ger of Norway, and. Arthur Devlin
■w from 121 h to trnlli.
who perhaps knew him heat.
continued, "I Mippoxc the Huh" tl's a bigger problem Mum It ap of
tion girls’ game recently with t(>2 eliminate themselves Instead of with totnlH nf 270.
Lake
Placid,
tied
for
fifth.
PetSmimtlmn. hot, nunc ofien cold,
That wile Ihe atorh'd game, Inci deserves the honor. You've got pears, wliat with rmisldurlng sne.
Stanley Kurtrs of Chlrngn, had
cutting them off the sqiqid.
UMjrgla Tech meets L.H.U. t„. dentally, In which drover Cleve to leiuninlmr tlinl, before I turned rial dates, Imvel mileage and ttlA tec Hugstc.l of Norway, the Olym points.
Ihe heal round of the flmjl day—
"I Just want nl to score flfl nulnta
flight In Alimit a. Florida .South- land Alexander relieved Je«n him into an outfielder lit Hoston, roufllcting desires of luinl-lmHod pic ehampiun was seventh.
ll(k- hut didn’t flnli.li In the money.
lu a game," she said after the
arn will In* iu Gaito-xi it),, ngainst Ifn Irifx with the liuses full of he was na great u pitcher as there e Dili owners, toil Hmith always
The Helaie Stud Farm in Mary
Frank Htranalinii of Toledo, (1,
East Hpriirer High gama which land,
Florida tomorrow. Flnrldn's other Yankee* in the aevenlh ami ntruck wile in the giiiuc. Muyhe he was liiniiiiges to riirne up with some
operated hy William Wood ‘ was the only amateur left In tha
her team wan, 107-26.
two Rallies me ugaiosi Terh In «ut Tony l.ns/.cri to em| the in III!' pirntrsl.
laal
.Spring
nnd
lie
lilts
well.
,
,
,
ard,
was
eztablislicd
in
1747
hy
final day's piny. He ended with
thing nrreplalile . . . "My system?
"I knew 'hat a girl In Smith
Atlanta krldnv ami agamd (leor- ning. Ilotli worked "Old I’ete"
Ogle, I lieu Governor of a score of 283.
I hist lake a Idaok liox-srhi'dule Mel (frntsley. roach of Cirncgle Carolina (Mi - N >n Eaddy nf Samuel
Hill
for
n
sod
no
tnkc,
Hnrrow
Maiylnnd.
Tech's
best
basketball
team
In
fj* b* Alliens, (In., -Sul unlit v. for a walk aftei two were not ill
Law-mu, Little nf Monterey, Cal.,
Mississippi goes to Memphis to the ninth, am! Mien Miiffered the disclosed. In- iniglil have had Ihe nnd sort of visiialile it," lie says rears, Is a graduate student at llemlngwac 11•**•»» <ored (16 uolnte
finished at 274 and collected $270.
. . If you have that kind of
In
a
single
gem*
-oil
I
wanted
to
play little Kootlmeslriii .Snlur- hrninxi"ioi which cnosea Harrow distinction of loaiingiitg Ty Coldi .vision,
It’s not a riowileil profes Carnegie, Inking work in mechani- better ths* re-—n l"
at the outset of his career, just as
George Washington has played
day.
■ill engineering In earn a teacher's
to wince hlill.
sion.
.
he
discovered
the
great
llnntis
Th» lad lilt**'*- •••*'•» •« only 18 onlv two overtime games In history
ertlflcale.
Th* firm of Tobey, Toliey Toby
Toch got even in It, series with
Now living in retirement In this Wagner and placed lluth tin the
year* nW 'nil'*** I 71* points In agahjst it* IHIH-50 opponents, hot and MIdgIcy handles Brown Uni
•orgla Iasi week With ftit-AI ViePlaying
llim
Lnosety
ipdet
mihurh
of
New
York
City
road
to
Imniortalit).
the
f
’r
't
h*lf.
nna
was
a
double
and
tha
othar
versity's two-mile relay business.
try. Tech proved its IncmislstEnd Of The Line
Shag Hhatighne'ky. the Inter
he nearh his H.lrd hlrthdny,
"I was managing Indianapolis
"1 (Pdn't '('•»»• 1" *.hv,| ta«i mueh a triple overtime.
Jon and Josh Tnbey are twin*, Joel
Three William ami Marv his!"* /, by losing later to Tennessee as
nationa) Lengne president, ngreps
Harrow
owns
many
a
recollrctlnn
but
th*
other
fn
.—
svt*.
restlzlng
In
11106
nnd
Auguste
offered
Colili
It a younger brother.
ticorgln had more trnuhle of the hig, rollicking hnrile run
kethall lesms will lie In srtlon on
a pitcher named Joe Kngol with Johnny Mile’s recent ndvlra one court nl Norfolk, Va., tomor that I had * gu'.il .h>u <* - f h*xlL . Chattanooga limn expected hitter who was voted tin*greatest and
mg
llm
dfi
*
or"
1
he
fit"
South
George
D
Widener,
owner-breed
to
tile
for
1600
apiece,"
he
recalled
tn
hitters;
“
Hnld
your
lint
so
row. Aa a preliminary to the
F 1*
lU-Bfl. Besides the loss
girl, kept passing me • ' ■nrl P‘e,id*nt. 1of ,h<! ,W*,,e h t\ U r UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
» Vandy, Hurldn took a (16-60 hall player of the past 60 years "I think they considered Kngel loose It almost fall-i out of ynnr W A M-Nortii C.iioliiiH Htate var Carolina
Hi* ball ami velHm*
shoot Ho RAcirg AsmKilst un whb'h opcrstcs I t . r s l r , remodel o r r .- r o o f yo ur
In
a
nulinhwldo
poll
coiiilocted
hy
I
lie
more
promising
of
the
two,
hands!
then
you
won't
go
nftrr
had
I®** from Tennessee,
sity
game,
the
W
A
M
frosh
will
o rn . now. L e t a . sh o w yo u how
"Mmtmnm say* flb*i*'
t did
Rut ! .....h.Mv won't do Balmont Park. I* the fifth chalr- heasy
Hut wo dldn'i buy i'll her one. pilches.
il 1. under K II A t i l l . No. 1.
Kentucky won narrowly from Ihe Ansnpinteil Press.
play
W
A
M
Norfolk
division.
,
.
.
"Larry Lnlple used - to hold Pete Monies), Ihe double-amputee that good again.”
Great us Is lih. admiration f< i 'Mint's hanebnll for you."
N othing
dow n— t l i r .e
y .a r a
to
*?»". ,n lh' h u to ‘y
th «
pay.
I
t * F re n c h A v .n u * . P h . 711
Vnl,'l)r
111
*
hat
that
way;
he’d
often
hnjd
Wha* about Mi* future for the
llflllly and ended the week with
Tight
promoter
of
Danbury.
Conn.,
It in one hand. If yon pitched to In going Into th* fur-helt-mllllnary 8-7 lanky ta'sT
•urprlxingly close III-66 Win
outside, he'd belt It Into left
"I have received several »cholin Mississippi. Kentucky's toon hi* own nnd la think
Sanford - Orlando Sanford Middleweight him
fieldi If you threw Inside, he'd business
arehlps and lnt"ni to go nn to
point* were only 12 more than
ing
about
promoting
wre*tllng,
On
Card
With
Louitt
knock It over the right field fence too. Who *atd handicapped7
college,” say* M"h» "A r'-uole
Kfennel Club Entries
three opponents.
. . . hut I saw Jiinrk Coombs stop
of the iirnfes lnsal girl-' team*
Joe Louis, former World's heavy him once. . . . Coombs told me,
. TURMIIIT'a H X T nttl
have written m« a"«l a*ked If I
Tho
8t.
Louis
Cardinal*
opon
_ PlnST MSi r;—VI I l'NITV
.................
.....................
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weight hnxlng champion, will he 'go straight out In renter as far
their home season with a* night were Interested <«■ playing w(‘h
to2«r Hs(." Ki.,«l""7iVd e l ' t ,hc h*f'|l|n*v attracllon t,might In as you ran and I'll make him g«m« against Pittsburgh on April them. I replied Ih** I wmild he
linpsr liana*. Halcymi*, Hpurtir an eight round exhlhillon fight III hit tn you.' . . . 1 hacked up almost 18. It'a one of 64 home night when I graduated next year."
liallr.
.V| It's
■ n- n.
Orlando with Candy Mdlanlel, to the wall and Coomb* threw
Melba, an rxcnllent student,
.■ K c n g ll IIA t 'K — P I T I ' N I T V
game* for the Cards.
f.'omtort, T o l l riving, Florida Nsgro slugger who Is nothing hul straight ones down
say*: "I have a lot tn laara About
Charcot*,v Ths . HonX, termed by many a* ths Htatn'a the middle. Lajnln went to hat ~,Two member* of th* Pittsburgh the (port, however."
lilrb Kon Jot, lire Loir Lit.
Tuf lilrl.
best heavyweight.
four limes and hit four line drives First* family ars In the llajl of
(gist year was her first year on
T N i n i l ||A<
A /llllb a M il*
Hugnr tlhlle Wnshlngtnn, prom right Into my hands.”
O il s
H uy,
H w lichho uril,
M iss
Fame. They an- Coach John (llon- the team. Thun far this season
f e W l T O N T P e b . n _ W ) _ P u g g ls . 1.1I s Cho ice, lis n it n lls r Uub, ising Hanford Negro mldillo weight
u*) Wagner and Scout Harold she I* averaging 40 points p*r
sr N»ll. Ito llin a thick. A u g u sta . and Dan Danlley of Clearwater,
w S L j / t y D w artm eat official H llvrollNTM
Monday Matinee
«»««.
jpla) Traynor. .
HACM—a/K fha M
m ia d belief Frhlny that news- • can
will,fight
tho
semi-finals
following
The Delaware Park racing a*»oamtv Iriitii. Hnl|iva
' ‘ J|frilairry
sam. Ho three other bouts that will com
about fishPast
. 1 Hniarlle, Hlr L
K,
elation was the first $1,000 buyer
contents Involving all three M
Hlar Itoll, Itolling Hatan, llark plete the bill.
nl
of a box in the new U, nf Dela
anta - - consideration such as M astar.
Washington
ha*
returned
recent*
ware fool ball stadium, . , , Steve
n t r r i l hack —n isihs Mila
Rant of a fee or article nurly
from
a
tour
of
New
York
Hlate
J a c k Is, Coni|u*st,
“
■ —
WhatHamas, one-time heavyweight con
(i chance and prises — would
nla, It's (lav
lls y t.s ily , T s « where he fought night times, toe
tender, has Just heroine a special
I'nr
* ■ Htar,
Jon, 1'npim,
Just
^•m aU ahU under postal laws. Houston,
ing
twice,
ItT H
HA1'
JUlations, the officials told
The program will tie held at •alaa representative of a radiant
T*kX llsy,
Hay, N<orthwsstarn
sr
firm. In hla spare tlm«
^reporter, make nnn-mallable ‘ Hrl.Mr
Up lt*i|
il, its
It’s U
Ms
llwpifsi,
far.Thu
“ hu nilsr Orlando's Municipal Stadium at .healing
ha and hla brother Mike coach
lanelng Jim. Ilr.imtr
BtSD
P.
M.
i j r pap*t;R or publications
■kvJtljTlf HAi'lilla-------- ' mi
a Naw Jareay paraplegic basket,
dltlng
advertisements
af
nhnhall taam . . , Baylor'a Adrian
° r "phemes dependent nr^^luJk^cluci, iVnl.
Iiurar I onsr,
M,'rlm.TuW.7u
The Pittsburgh \P lrate spring Burke, the No, 1 non-banns proAMla a, Olrl, Olyplsn
Chlsf.
YaolC qr In part unoa lot ltnt>n%
Wagi
roster Includes five Inflelders form football draftae, may make a hat
WMa or containing lists or
erly connected with Brooklyn — ter professional baseball then
r gvarded.
jM i thg law lams mailing of t-Wst jiabby, Countess Nslt, Marry Rornanu* BAsgall, Johnny Hoop, football player . Hc'a a good
fltan Rnjak, Henry Hchsns And wi enough a pitcher to lick the na
M— talks
tional , champion Taiag U. team
Htavena.
J M 8 ., and slneo adve^lslng
(4'*« U
L ty-.Bh.njts, mis ails,
public notice, a news- .tula nissrhi*.' lV.il •ran.
fe1
oibv,
MihV;"
T*n'
y probably could bo
ft’iM ar*, Now/ Co/Urn and i n Ml
aa advertising.
» r | Aches. _Tsxas,
about a w a r d s
# r i NBM M O W -th * m e w t
C.ntury TRIRtl-flACBON tRIAO
d i ’ Kiltfr To«'
ry also would bo
that «we*pi, bite, and bald*
•ll-MReon tUa *v*r bailt-th*
under Utc rem i tT M m v m
wh*rt tlrM have navsr htM
The familiar light and
•
JV •
i,
i
Nlath R a e ^ i-15 MHt
bafera.
aif""entirely dif
Real Tan
, i f . a contact
drMhend flee ia aa
, i—
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a
.
i.
.
Th« R eflitrstlon Book* o f th* City of Sanford,
m
HIM NOW -tha a**f Mto>
«*• •0affli, PWBwWjTjr
c,ub> wwe
Rita BIm tha air toalta evar
Century NOTKIIVI CUN OUARO
1918.
Little
Blaachla
. Florid*, «re open «t the City HrII, commencing B•tu^
WDBO al It 10 artth
that ■!*•* i i x IVMUIftN*
ro aolleltor In
Bah
INOW - tha mw htM*
WNIT1WAU1.
Jamastown.
wlnnsr
of
th*
19M
all tha '**#’ «a tha
dey, February 4, 1950, for the purpoee of reglatering
ip to the peatdata at tha BanfoMMas*., ruled M n m t fw m t v , now stonda at
for the Special Municipal Election to be held on March
i tlw malls
- - - ffj-K TC R l (SU- HlrAt'PP.Y
Associated Press Spurts W riter
A fter n wild round In which
every team shifted in I he stnndbike, Ihc Southeastern Cnnfercnre
/(»«••* tk!.- week tu n cum!'■’
parattvrly quiet 12-c'rin*"
Only six game. stand In inml.le
,;(
Ole elnndliiRH uml four of them
’■'J' Involve (he Itip two team*.
Vanderbilt, which hut first plnce
to Aiiliiirn lu»t w it k, line n ehnnrn
111 In net it Illicit t unit'll I in NashL
Auburn's four gnme wlniV ,
*»*"* klreMIll, the first Iillirp p„i|l, 1
tlon anti inoiniiituin gained In its
Kj
finest season in Id years, hangs
SSI 0H Ihe score.
|it
If Auhurn loses to Vnmly, An
te ? barn will full nil the wav t/i third
H I P l« * with Vnmly taking first
1 1 5 pnn Kentucky second,
iV i
After sottlltiK the first plnre
le t
»erap Auhurn rocs homo to meet
$ CtotRln Thursday nnd limn to New
; Orleans Saturday for the Ttdnne
tam e. Vnmly wnits In Nnshvllli.
. I for Ihe AIn Immu pit me Saturday,
it i
Last week Aiiliurn whipped Min■laslppi 77-fill; Misshislppl Hint*
f
• 66-80 anil I,.Kit. 70.no, Vnmly
j
‘ lost n rinse fiHTi-t game In Ken? lucky nnd whlppeil Florida 64-24.
|
One of the hist wlntllOR slrcaks
- | - of the wesson. Kentucky's five.
; ( ■■«<» string, Is snfe until Hiiturflty when the defending t-hnmpiim <
j .{ of th e NCAA piny their only Rome
, , of th e week nRnlnsI Tennessee In
i
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Chandler Harper
Stetson Begins
Baseball Practice Wins Tucson Open
With 24 Tryouts With Putting Iron
Immortal Bambino Chosen As Top
Baseball Player Of Mid-Century
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Post Office Sees
Ban On News Of
Fishing Contests
G E T T U B T H R IL L
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
tra a
laiAsse 10M
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7» 1959. and wiU remain open each day except Sundaya
and holldaye, up to and iaeludlng February 24, I960.
NO W H O M
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MONDAY FEB. 8. 1980
THE SANFORD
I
F OAM L A T E X
MATTRESS — PILLOWS
CUSHIONS — PADS
ae— F ta a ttr*
li
A ll
Fifty veers ago federal taxc*
amounted to only $3.88 per per*
ion. Now It'a about $270 a head.
t'olara
FOAM ft FABRIC STOKE
M il Mi n raiM Arr. n . M U )
Mure Opan I To I
Orlando
U7 Magnolia Ave.
Wo Service All Make*
Washing Machine*
IN T H E C O U N TV J U D 'IU t t C O U R T
O P H E M IN O I.K C O U N TV . K l.O H N iiT in : t o
w p h u i
11>A IN I'H O IIA T E
T O l W IL L IA M V
( JAM 111 NO. Y .
IN U K : K H T A T K O K
M C* A . 1M5 Weal Monroe Htrael.
XV. 1- H E N L K V .
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Drcraalil.
Ynu a re no tified lo ut a unit lift*
N O T IC E O K V P P t .lC V TIO N
p o l l Iteen
Irm lllu lrtl
in the
K lr c i l l l
K IN A l. l i a r I I V H U E
K n u rl of I he N inth Im llH rtl iMroult
Nolle* la h areliy a l v r n In nil imr- of F lo rid a . Semirii'iy. I'o u n ty . In
■ m u r n n i r r i i n l Hint t h r A tlnritlo C h a n c e rv ,
nntler
the
title
of
N a tio n a l
llan h
n t J m K an n v lllf, II IK N K M O AM III.SO . r u i n l l f f ra.
313 J n r k a n n v l t l r . P l» rl'l* . linn f ile d « t L L IA M V i U M IIIN O |)«»femlIII
i ‘...-I
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na
Kanuiitnr n n l. and Unit the re lie f RtHiahl la
of l i l t K r l i i l r n f \V I. I l r n l c v . nn HliKolnie tic. roc -if tMvnrci*. 'And
d t t a a a e t l , mill ,ietltlo n f u r 11 » flu
to n ore re<i till'* it •
A’i’s
nl illnt i i n r a e an aucli K x acn in t an il u lltte In liftNon Ml i »a n il n in e } a I
will n i n k r n iii i ll m l iii in t h e C n u n . the o ffice of the I'le rh of Ih t **uM
t y J u d a n u f ll*mlnnl» C o u n ty . K lu r . C ourt at the Court llmise In Soil*
Ida. hi hl« o f f i c e III lit* C u ' n t ford, K ln rld n «m tin* l .Mil day of
D u m a of Hamlnnl* C o u n ty , Klur- February* A
H„ i !Coi, und lh.it
li)a a l S a n f o r d . Ktnrliln. .it in <in In defonlt h Orri re pro
o 'c lo ck A M o n t h e C i h d a y uf Wilt h e elite I ed. .Hid »*’«• . TI!**’ tie** ■t ^ ^ h j n i n ^ v ^ |WN'I f n r *».>h filial .11. ' <e»Ml , i
Phone
IMPORTED
St. John's
BUCK
HORSE ALE
EXCLUSIVE WITH
V k c t r i y J ^ u ■ ■ -W irst <t .dagooliB - Phono It in
j -'rbrndu H«wy at Frvnrh Ave
-Ar^NETTE'S
INCOME TAX
RETURNS PREPARED
T he T H IN K IN G FELLOW
rid e s th e
“
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PHONE
llv
Ki»rnirc
of tn trrn al
Knr
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Kmt>l.>yca
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W r i t e I* () l i n t 77*.
Sanf'int. I*tnr Ida
• 1444
24 Hour Service
| YELIX)W CAB CO.
Note Red
atRaw
to m c o t l f
To irl>ve tn.ntin* Irilinllon and
htlp nrura hml. imoolh nn a bit ol
irnllr, •nothin*. rairlully tnrdlralrd
We have trunk aervlrt
Wfcttfta** I n a r a l i n l r a I t a lia n
P A R K A VIC. « I M I a T .
H'vnwnr—e
n a t i m n a i .'
HANK
II K J A C K M O N V IlJ .li
.In rk a n lo I I I .
K lm lil.i
An
lia e c u liir of
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1,11.t
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11m i r y , i l n r u . n l
fly J . W . Hlimiiln I V r .l i l n i i
It C . W a a . 1 A m i T i 'ini
off l i a r .
t h e
1" j - rfrt****1'
l *»t
seal ol s« nl mil **«' ■'if" i» i *onty,
Kforldo on tide, I*re >ht> nf Jonim ry , A
l»
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<*U*rk of the t in nil
of Seiiiliiid i* i't o in f i.
F lo rid a
111 Nitt hie N'm u «»>-d
i O F K h 'l A I, S K A 1.1
III ll rS lh M .l'K It ASSIH | \TKM
t of lie v * for mu Inf Iff
IN T H E C m c t H T r o l ' H T O K T H E SVI
N IN T H J i n t I C I A I . C I I I C C I T O K a n fo rd F lo ritia
F L O R ID A , IN A N D K o it HEM
IN O I.K C O U N T !. Ct i i i .x .m 'E I I V IN T i l K O IIK ‘ K I T » 'n l H T n F T i l l ’
NO, T*t7 .
N IN T H .11 O h * |A L i T I h ' O I T *»F
IIIVORCE
T l l K S T A T K O F K l.o R O A IN
A U D R E Y C H IT W O O D .
AN !* r i» lt S L M it’v i 'i .K n H 1N T Y
C o in id aiH aiit,
IN r U A N i ’ KM Y
V I,
AiuHev M Hill, riuinuff o . l*onC IIA M I.K H C C H IT W O O D ,
•ihl A HIM Wfemlitm
lir a (in n itrn l
i'llMIlierV ,\o i.1K
notice a t
r i n i .i t viitiN
Huh fm plton'r
TD
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filtOKM o f i* rm .h * \Th »N
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im 1.1(40 ,|offer xoii SO eel
Wulmv,
p riir m ill file vnur mmvvnr In ilm llllrodN
C irc u it C n u n nf Hi.- N inth ii|,|i.- i,,
You tire Merely) o n lrie d In U|e
C irc u it nf K ln rld n , In nn.l fni H..in VII HI $vI Mil'll lief elite 10 III )in pfiO
liin ln C n u n iy , In C h a n ce ry . lit ,» t eeilltiK li of bitm (loin Uut* h <fr
m ill fn r illv n rri* i v h n .f i i A m lin v I 0.10 else r» Oi l Ti e I *t ,* I "nfifenpii
C h llw u n il. In m n iiiliiliiiiiii mnl, inn iv Ml !*e eiileird .i k i i I iisI io n
C hart*# r
C h it nmoil. .ir r rra |tn n il.
The MMliiri* or thin *m i in tor
o i l . nn M arch I r i l . 19&u
divorce Hint other e<|u|| uhli* retlpf
IN W ITN K H H W I I C I I K o K I I m .r T i l e rniine of f!i». emu t In wlijph
hereunto * * l niv hand nml . . ( 1 1 , 1 ,| Ode null I n in -1 If nf .nl I- ih m iM
tr ill
th in 37th tiny nf Jn n .M rv. • lUirl Srmhlole *'null11 K1o ||iIh . hi
RESINQL(mn,m
W H IS K E Y ■ W IN E
R U M - G IN
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AUCK’S PACKAGE STORE
<10 S a n fa rd A venue
^
Legal Notice
Dr. Henry McLaulin
O ptom etrist
EASY
WASHERS
Legal Notice
**U +**
t*v*
HEAD
( ’lot iii it t, >i ii ti tin- u lo.i» $m i e,| *11
hi the cilMe
\toilet 41 (fill ,m
Ooiuilrl A 1011 This imt li »• u 111 i.j«
liUldNlieil "II. , .1 vteeh for foil!
coiine* uilve 44^'elt^ In ih,. Hanfoni
Mer.ltit, H lie tv hooper nf uetieutl h i' ii Int In n |*(i li till kIted
In Seminole
I’oilill >, Klorltln
O l> II K IIN D o .N
C le rk .
W . T Dnvln
Noth llo r fo r C n m i.laln n n i
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O rm ik r A vatiiie. D ilm u ln . Kin
UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
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re-ro o f
v o iir
W ITN K H H m% In*nd
ind
o ffl, | if
ppitl ill Siiofnnl Seriilmde t'otiiily,
Fltilhlii. title rfo* Sir |ti dtii of .1mii -
home m»w, L tl m< atipw yon limy m iry . A D
O I*. ItK II.N lM 'N
eauv li la under K II A t ill* No. 1
Ah t'le rk *if hultl i ’ i i . til L'lturl
N othing
f!ftwr»-*thr.'e
>e*r«
I.*
I«ay. 719 F re n c h Avenue |*h. 71J S K A L
*eNr
rwDi
Iw U N M iM k
*
i—Heal ttH tuie For Sale—3
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
For
U c n u K.h
Tha fn lla a v la c ra tv a a y y ly In
all W a a l Ada p a h lla ka d la T h *
aaalnrd llaratdi
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tin t* 13a p»r l i a r la a a rflu a
tin *.# Ida a r r Ha# la a » rfla a
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tlnar# da a r r lla * la a a rflu a
a r r l i a r fn r Y r a r l r C n a lr n r l
K lv a avarda In tha lia r .
Iln a b la r a id fur b la rh f a r a ran#.
PHONE 148
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W 'aaf Ada rail* h r a r ra a fr d
atar
tk r
l i l r y b a a . na
maaanrnndnni rla n ra r If y t.n r aaaaa
la lla lr d la liar frta a h n a a band.
In ra la rn fnr Ihla arruinm urfa*
flnn th r n d a r r lla r r la r a a rr f a d
In any a m n ia ili. l a n rd a r ta r
li* in r r n r ir r th r h ra l p va ilM a
r a l r r , nil W an t Vda m ia t bd
<>ur n fflc * na tha d # r b afara
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i a « l a lh a a a a a l a r a r r a r l la a a r*
l la a.
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
HUNT
—I
WELAKA APATMENTS, Room*
and Starr*. 11S W. Flirt fitrddt.
__PhpnB 4P0-W^
_____________
TWO Hloros, HOI!-7 Sanford A n ,
Will ba available February 1.
Call 102.
DOWNTOWN Budding, W a ll7.
aal for warchouaa or Autoobll« Budnm .
US Myrtle
Avenue. Phont 82-J,_______
TWO beilrnom furnlabed Ho u m .
Call IgSd-W.________________
BEDROOM vvllii kite ban piTvliagaa
and run of houaa. Phont UTI-W.
Room — ilngia" or double. 809
_ j ’.ark Ave. Phono DIM.
FURNISHED apartment -Tiu
^ E lm . A ^ h r a f t e i ^ i O y
r
THREE Bedroom H<
fair, muet be eold.
offera.
Artlrlen For Sale —H
A IIAIttiAIN if IntcrrMi-.l In prop, CONCRETE FLOORS, MACHINE
erty Jual tin I* Itlr city. 2 Hmiara,
FINISHED
Free e-lliiinlei*.
um ninny loti* n* ymi until with , Miracle Concrete On.
Phone
1335 .MOP Elm Ave.
cuch boti.r, «n Imrtl rend. Priced
til nell by Owncy. Phttne ilOfl-W. IP4I Dodge motor. Swann'* Texaco
Station Orlando lliway.
FOR SALE by Owner—Three Hcdrttom Houm* Cheap.
Electric
JUST ARRIVED*
KUchrn. nml can give immedi
Sheet Rock and Rock Lath.
ate piMarunion. Cnn Ira aecu at
Cet Vourn While It I ji Mn
700 W. .Ird St.; nr phone IIR2-W SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO.
before tUOti P.M.
McCracken Road
Phone 1241
Enulty in New I! Ileal Room Ifonae. Tomato plant* ready now. W. B.
Largo krrocnrd nlreplng porch.
Stovall - KOI Elni
Tilrtl Hath. Large Lot. (Surngr.
HINDER MACHINES, new A oxetl.
__ Phono 32B-J.
Term*. 316 K. 61b SI. Ph. 1024.
Mike Front Lot* on Cry.lnl Lnko,
RASHITS41,«m alive and 60e
good Rhinle, city water, elec,
ilri'H.icd. A. E. Suker, Orlnndo
trlrlly available,- L. A. Cline,
Highway Flr*t hnu*e *ntith of
Lake Mary, Fla.
Sine llyil Tavern
11,000 ACRES with Corral, ..... ..
We
Imllt ln*c when yon don't bring
paatlire land nbmil, 200 arieyour preMerlpllon* In LANKY'S,
partly clciiretl. Uootj truck nml
•’hone 102
citron land clone to Daytnnn
lleiirh. ItHrgain, 10.60 per acre Itopei (in* Saiige, good condition.
Phone 024-M.
If nnltl at once. Oil drilling Iru-r
morr Ilian pay* tu*c*.
I
'tin n n .......
a n d ........
had"
OCEAN FRONT LOT, liootl loca i'nnie in and *ee our (Mod and
Hon. $4600.
Sad mum value* from 60c up.
OCEAN FRONT (fl ante.) Room Table Lamp*
$2 06
for more. Owner going to Eu Floor Lamp*
$4.06
rope,* nay* *el1 at lo»a; $20,non,
$22.60—Now
$6.00
rath down will handle. Dc Luxe Odd Dinette Chair*, value* to
equipment throughout.
$14.06-N o w
$4.00 to $7.00
DRUG STOKE Mg volume bind- (bid Dinette Table*, value* to
nexx, big profit*. $36,000 down.
$40.00, now
$10.06
See FRED R. HOUOHTON,
lied Coil Spring* and Mat03 I^nnx Avenue, Daytona Beach,
trea*
<19.95
Phone (1366________
Shopworn Solid Oak 6 pc. Din
,|2 0 .0 5
Approa. 40 acre»"Tiflh eltrua land, ette
In timber, good old home, Throw Rug* 27 x 45 A borted
color*
<4.06
■plendld water, highway, frontCaxh Special I 3 pc. Bedroom Suite,
age. Sacrifice price $4601^ Caxn
Bowen,
coll
apring
and
MaUreia,
or term*. Apply Mr*. Bow
now
<110.06
641 Plutnoaa Drive, Sanford,
Bed
HOOSK on"l00al60 foot lot. 1 S p e c I a It 6 pc. S o f a
Suite
i?®'®!
bedroom, ncreened-ln kitchen.
City convenience*, Routa 17-02, U«ed Kitchen Cabinet* ... <19.08
t/Iff mile beyond Big Tree algn Uaetl 3 pc. Bedroom Suit# <<0.06
on left.
Ted Trlppe,
Price Shopworn Table Lampa, value* to
$16.06 now
$8.96
$1500. Term# If dexlred._____
MATHER OF SANFORD
MAYFAIR* sTCTioiT"LOTS. 5 203-09 E. lat. St.
Phene 127
choice lot*. Buy otw or ell on Hn by Carriage — ‘jw rfeetly' new,
term* of $26.00 down end Bal
$12.00. 602 W. 3rd. St, T e l
ance payable $26,00 monthly per
1686-J.
lot.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Raallor
Raymond E. LumtquUt, Aeiociate fl— ARTICLES W a 1< ll
Phene 732
Atlantic Bank Bldg. iRTifhexi w h price S a ld f o f w a i
furniture Ted DaVia furniture
Oe. I l l E. l e t Ph ft—.
j
r SMALL, aecond-hand boy'a bb
cycto, Phon« 70fr*W#
from owner—Home for
& DIRECT
couple out* Id* city, limit*, with
or without acreage, grove or ft— HELP WANYK
farm. Reply Box 12 e/o Herald, Vacticai nur»« CAxIre* work, Yor
THREE Bedroom llouaa Juat outfurther Information wrUa* or
elda of city limlle. Fruit Treea,
call Welaka Apt. 12 bettbf
nice grnuntie, gt f neighbor
Artldtv
6 ft 7 P. Me__________ .
hood. Welt financed on eaay
term*. Price $tt,000.
EKJOY Sunday dinner at LAaey** E x p e r i e n c e s Tit# Changer
76o aleo week day*. Imnehaa * wanted F lm to n * ' Stord,
NICE two Bedrvom Houaa
1
abort order*.
WANTED: Young man to worit aa
feeat 10th Slraet. Priced
I
at KgHELMANS
________ Rad .Roe* Feed, itock room manager. MuM.be
$4,000.00 bn very eaay
Teuehtan A Wataon, 1201 (Mary able to aell. Excellent
Ava. Phona lllft-i.
n,.tlty for advancement
w ait
tunlty
ddv,
FOUR Bedroom Houaa on
ambltloua young man. Sad Mr,
H
ot LUNCHES eerved every day
Flrat Street. Beautiful LandIli20 to 2 — with Hmm MmM EoumUlatfi MowaUlftl *A, Aadrrneaping, and' a real houaa nt
ROtjj
a— «
roll* aad corn Muffin*. Qomer i
eacellent condition Inalde aad
OnII, 224 Eaat |«t t r e t .
outt will have to ba aeen to he
j T v r p jn
appreciated.
Priced te ael).
reeaonabla terma.
■BRVRW i *.1V-/.f ' *
*
t 'll
e v e n night at Homer'*
‘ “
Mb
I have Bualnaaaea operating vary J 4 Eaat lat, Street
Me
ra j
r«j“ sr.*Ltf ir i; j
h itlih
WA.vTTCii
— if
TED BURNETT
PAINTING
t’linno IIHI6-R
2IH W. nth st.
SECRETARY A**i«tanl to doctor
or drliliil.
Kimwlcilgi- shorthnncl, typing cointdctcd one year
tiump (mining. Ellmbctl Wagnrr. HKD. Orunvo City.
12—
S p ecial S erv ices
— 12
F lo o r S a n d in g and F ln D b ln g : A ll
O ak
F lo tir* la lil. *andetl nod
f|ni*ihi>d a t llii' tig h t p ric e , E F
S te v e n * . T e le 7 H M M
VENETIAN B U N D S made ti.
ortlet , Seminole V e n d Inn Blind
Co,
Hlffll W 3rd St.
Phone
1162- W
M IC K E Y M O U SE
nf- [
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I (dMAsjk. a o i ' j n N F i OAvF.n n
NEW Ft.(IMRS Mir I need to per
feet mi* Old flour* made
llkt
new Fininhitig, d u n n in g A wnx
Irtg t'.irtnble p u w rr plant, S'J
year* iixiierienro in Saininole
Count v. H. M fSleanon, Lake
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CALL 617 for B attery, fleneralor
and S tn r le r service,
Hwaln'*
B attery Service, 301 W. Kirnl
St
ivKHOhENE-KUEL (ill for home*.
Call Alvin Odharn, Sinclair lie__Dnlng Co PhiMip‘ ni56.
MASSAGE
Sweetll*h anil Medi
cal. For evening appointment*
rail Dorothy We*t, IIOO-W.
TRACTOR WORK. Phone 167 .1
for free estimate*. Jack Ru*.
aell.
hrag line, bulldoxer, dump truck,
murk, fill dirt, nhell and riny
hy bind or Job. (Tontari Cub'd cd
ft Haulrr*nn Ctintrnrtor*, Dili B.
New York Ave,, IlcLaml. Phone
466 or 286-Wl
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel Or
lando Evening Star. Call Ralph
_R*y. II6B-J.
LAWN MOWERS S h arp atw f~ b |.
eyrie* repaired, Lock*
Key
nrli. Prompt', Sorviro. ||. W.
numan, E. 4th St.
iffffCK TO SANFORD HOME
OWNERS' - Let L. B. MANN
NURSERIES of Lake Monroe.
Supply you with Ornamental
Mtrulu such «*, llguitrum, ArMoarlvfr Privet, G a r d e n ) * ,
. Podocarpus, Viburnum and Coco*
Piutno** Palms, l» beautify your
M m . To those who do not have
the reatly rash to pgy in full,
We can arranga that by a down
payment of twenty.fIv*. percent
and, b*Ifence In thr* equal monthly payments,, you can enjoy
w#te
hatching them grew While you
pAy for them. Our Nuraerlea are
Pfy
ofcen every day except Sunday;
Phon
m
one H63R.
|?T('() m h t Ax a7q 8 S U l t a n T
’for the right flgaiee'
Ph. 077 — I to 6 P.M. fur appt.
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THE RAWFOHP IIWRALtt
FLOIOPA
Berlin Blockade
Rotary Meet
McCIoy H iti
iCsartasM * m a Vm * On i
(O tiS sis* r n m *■*• ititi
IC M t lilH
r ia n t
h u i
OMI
to think lhA bast antidote for pos
month at the Market, he revealed,
lom* confronting thl* country."
sible Red dtmonat rut Iona would h*
was 8760,323. This Is an increase
It wo* significant that McCIoy
to arrang* an important football
of f 10.'1,317 aver sales of January,
chose thl* city for a major policy
game b#tw**n Berlin and West
Itl4t>, but units sold showed an
statement.
It was here three
G enian play era. Then, they said,
even
greater
Increase,
112,1,712
years ago that former Secretary
th* people could rhoot* between
over
January,
1U4U,
when
the
aver
of State Juno* F. Byrne* made
sports and politics.
age
unit
sold
for
12,27.
The
Janu
tha first major American postwar
Western allied officials also
ary,
1060
average
was
8l.fl.'l
or
declaration of polity,
thraw cold water on Schumacher'*
a decrease of IB per cent |e*a per
The Germans who have been
report.
unit, In spite of higher pr> n» «ald
looking to the United States to
777 "Hi*''Pacific the U. 8, Joint
TTiFiitVUa"fie {roilitoijuttw
bush Its western collelgUea' Into re
chiefs of ita ff looked over Okin
Buyers who patronise the Mar
laxing a-i.nirol* in Germany re
awa, key air boo* In tha American
ket are juat as cautious as house
ceived a surprise.
defense line racing Communlatwives at vegetable counters, he
In a direct reprimand to recent
tmolded A*la.
said. From Gee. tuffl, through
statement* hy West German offi
May,
1040,
he
had
to
issue
"dump
There ws- no
cials who have blamed Prance and
Oil .'i.flIH porkages ..f im
.,f a 1mI Ibe /f.'-lt .'.b-r,
ke-wMea
^ R - » e - . ,— me ■ rvs,i *Ti
port to President Trur.ian and;
Cloy isia . * —
of si* csriouils, lie slated. Not ail
ualioiial defense planners, after
-There ha* been a recent tend
of this was brought In hy Hanford
five days of secret strategy con
ency of certain Npoke*meu In thl*
growers hut unite n percentage
ferences with General Mar Arthur
country to Jump all the way from
from surrounding counties. The
uml his spertn. It was evident
a denial of collective frtillt to sn
Hr. J. ti. Hlandifei who beads that high officers pf MacArthur’s
The Kev. Fred It. Horton, pas market dealers, tie said, have em
assertion Gist other poop!** and
,i federal Inspector, und lie tin- .Degree Team of .Magnolia high command urged a bolder
countries arc responsible for Ger tor of the Free Methodist Gnurch, ployed
predicted that in Iho future stiles
many's postwar difficulties and West Fourth Street ami Laurel on the platform ami liuctlou block l.mlgc No. Mil, F. * A.M. Of American attitude to sava a eltuaBlakely, Ga Gr. Hlandifer Is the Gun they regard as rrltlral.
Avenue, lit whose church u i|uui
problem*.
itighi rt loshipful Sen no Grand
Luing held. The will la* federally Inspected;
"In all seriousness. I want • you terly n,*«-Mn{:
Both Republican and Democratic
The Hanford market has very Wanlen of (lie Grand Lodge of leitilers In Washington predicted
to know that such utterances do meet begun yesterday und will con
Incalculable harm and set back tinue through tomorrow night few rash buyers, lie revealed. Most Georgia. Thu degree team will Gist the House will agree to conFollowing the meeting n revival Iniying Is done hy long distniu-e confer Musler Mason Degrees at i.mu- economic aid to Korea and
the cause of Germany.
"They call to mind what nco- will la-gin on Wednesday nigh! telepliunliig. Lot-ill dealers have a meeting to be held at the Muni Formosa.
The single - hill providing eld
pie are now disposed to for net, with Hev. Fred Bouse of Iniliaoup Hindi- large Investments In trucks, cipal Auditorium in Orlando on
employment of salesman anil trurk WrdlicMlny nl 7:1111 l*.M.
that Is tlio nmnxlng docility hikI oils, lnd„ u» the evangelist.
for both places comes un for u
drivers
and
buyers
In
producing
vote tomorrow. It provides frto,acquiescence of the greater pert
areas south of Hanford, us there
of the German population toward
tsMMKHI for south Korea between
is
mil
enough
In
vuriety
anil
sup
Df'tfri't* Team Will
Nasi outrages."
Feb. 16 and the end of June. B
Sanford Zonin#
ply grown loculjy to encourage
al-u provides for spending In ForThe policy program:
buyers.
Trucks
range
276
miles
Appoar In Orlundo nil,-II part of an unexpended bal
1..Germany should be integrated
'I's s t ls iif
Knns
i « s» O i r i
Into a ftee Kuropt'.
ance of 8103,000,000 from
the
pf.«r a new building tour, Hut a •.noth of here to keep the market
„r A1 „
B. "The German people should. llir fir,I lime, hnwrvn, flint llir supplied, The auction market will
China Aid Art of i04H.
be tried out about hrb. 16, lb* J.udge No. til), F, A A. M, of Olaka.
wh*n they and their government
Dispatches from Formosa said
, .
fly. iiu., under the dlrectioir of Dr. 14 Nationalist homtiers pounded
have demonstrated their readiness the code ofiii tally, file prmeut ""IPii-sident George Tmil.y an- J.
sta,,.lifer, Bight Worshipful .shanghai today In the heaviest air
and responsibility, share fully u> ( ity has takrn ineasuiet tu adopt
#fr*e Europe's economic benefits City budding code dalrs
»-% iinnnccil that Arthur l.agiieu* of | u ^ lo r Grand Warilvn of. Dm Grand .-aid of the month. The Chapel
"*«>
i"ultiiiaii**l Tor | Lodge »f Georgia, will lw |M Or* power plant waa reported damaged
and rorrespundliigly assume ns ob I'JJfi, and since that lurir many ..
presblent of Rotary Iiiiernationaf. I |„iulo Feb. * to confer
the
Master heavily. Th* Red* threaw up a
ligations."
---—- -----*"
“Degree ..................
8. "German security will best be new building (nalfiisli have been G. W. Hpencer -lati-tl that the Mason
In full dramatic] heavy anti-aircraft barrage, but
Bulnry hillldlllg culiilllittee will form, necoidlng to the Georgia all 14 B-24* returned |6 Formosa
protected by German participation put into use.
iiiei-l tomorrow nighl at Ids hnrni- Itltuah F. Husky Wight, Fast Mu- \ *aMy,
In a closely knit western European
In adopting ihr .Hmiihern Code,
Visitors In God need by A. W slur of Hanford Lodge No. B2, F.
community. That mean* there
Defense ministry officials In
wit Ibe no German army or air a lew nmeiidmruli bavr been add Epps Jr,, Included: I'lill Walile, « A. M.
Formosa pradicted a Communist
Bill
I.eVallle,
l.ittc
Jacobs
uml
Jim
rd to lake t j i r of local inuditinni.
force."
The team, composed of 40 tn*m- attack mi Naoma Island shortly.
Glaiey of Del.uiidi Charh-s .Mari hciH,
4, "The German people, sub M. McKihl iin puinlrd nut.
has made several tripe to Naums Is line of the bases from
an;
Ed
Bush,
Jacksonville;
Roy
ject to the foregoing considera "Two sets of detailed plans and
Florida
visiting
Apalaehlrula, which Nationalists carry on their
Holt,
1‘iutidlse,
Calif.;
WiMiaiii
tions, should have the widest free specification-, will lie teipdred for
Marianna,
Grurcville
and Bahama l.l.irkade of China.
i'attersoii, N J.; John City.
dom It. shape their future."
building permit applications, lie Shetiker,
0. The II. 8. aim Is to "prevent slated "These will enable the build Hnnilull, H.olla. N, V.; Chulendei
’Hie meeling in Orlando will Be
any resurgence of ultra-Nallonsl- ing inspector, John Gillnn, til II. I.esher, lliintlhgdon, IV , G G held at the Municipal Auditorium
lioeiing,
(Irtando.
FBI Atom Probe
Irlfc or inill-llenmrratlr forces thoroughly uliderslnml ilu- nrrhion Wedm-Kilny ut 7:110 F. M. All
H 'e a t la a e e v i s a e * e » < iaei
which would be a threat to the •eel urn mid type of t-oiial ruction
visiting Musiei Masons In this
pears of Europe."
l Oiileiuplulcd so Glut Hie provision*
Small ItiiHineNN
men are Invited lo attend.
wartime have hern missing for
6. "All constructive efforts to of llie roiling oidlnniii'e uml buildeveral years.
help toward I be goal of the unifi lllg code can he more lliorouglily
llum lnure grum
Has, nnei
In London, the British editor
cation of Germany on it fleinorra- enforced.
made the Item In the first plm-e which “strangely elonigh" lint
tlc and federnl basis will be made."
"The Southern Building f'ndc
.Small business will never h. i"many gumis ..n the small-iiuai- who correctly predicted the Hus7. "The city of Berlin, which has Gungresa," hi- |minleil mil, "was nhle to secure govcriimnt con . near, sid.- of Gm ledger."
' s in us would explode ail atomic
charge In IP4U, declared the Hovlalready found such it sympathetic! developed before I he win Ity In trucls In riorum! Hines unless run 1 "The cnmnflHee stuff |taa I
• is already have toix-hed off n
m p o n te niuniig the free people I len-hted offlclnls of cities in the hlriirtlvt* rIi*|»h hii« lukiri liy
fituml im iiihtanri* of u HBti
hydrogen sillier bomb.
uf the world, will eontlmie to re- deep Soulli, who were faced witii Jjfs,.'.,.'.r. - o !!' .‘;!'„,.rtl.!,l!."i 'I ’celOnGloii hnsim-s* in.-Htuiiim living Inelm!
Kenneth De Con lev, who claims
cofve the aid and support of the I building cspamdnn uml liurl no sense,” it ciincludi'd,
III the iari'i'-hosinast categorf}^
to have, sources on holh sides of
Thu cuiumllle* waa esm-cp
especlully the tepoil sold.
luillilliig ciiili'H oi iihsiiU-li. codes,"
people of the Glided HtutPs.
the Imp Curtain, says ,the Rus
"The C'ougres*" said Mr. Mi-Klli- critical of Ihv armed very lens.
• H. "It Is American policy to
The committee said the utml
It ncruxed'ithcm of nppntcnHy
sians have nude three. K bombs
foster free trade practices through hiu, "believed Hint the codus gunservices
"nre
uppurntly
not
col
a program of decarti'lliatlnn uml ernlly npplii'iilde tu i-llies lliroiigh- "padding" procurement reports, ccrued with the consideration that, and exploded one uf them, Ha
mil iho I lulled Hloles were mil
daroncent ration or Industry."
if sninll Imsiiicss Is sllminatcd did got say >wii*a or ^rharv Gut
0. "Il I* American policy that upplli’llhle ill the South. The fli -I denis with wlmt bus to tM< plnn-d from the American picture, vfV blast, took,place, .. .
persons and organisations deprived code i-nuiii out in the South ill on a given properly, and how it have losi the over-all fight for
b f ‘their'property a* a result of HM6, mid was revised in 11147 and I* to lie placeif. The nub', how. the American system even wlthugl
N**l racial and polltiral discrim lit 1040. As u result of the revi ever, sets up certain standard* tor a ImtOe, miicli Iras a war." .
| UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
ination should either have their sions, iifflcliil.s of Hm Hunt hern construct inn of Jiulldltigs mid
The House group, which I* hoM- Rapatf. fefijHW ’*»» r*-toal VT
Property returned to them nr ade Guile (lougress believe Ginl muat hollies. Mr. Gillon will nn us e»l by Rep. FaHnaii (D-T*x) saved
.,,nVsT' u«S«r."•eiVA"TVu*V*Ns?*1
uf the "iuigs," have lieeti Irimad enforcement of fleet foi holh ruuing
quate compensation given."
........ of Ha heaviest fire for the SKStilnV1* N w n 'ttft** r#*iS
, ,
’ MeCloy expressed Ills concern out.
and the Imildliig code
FTG.
, • oar. 71* rrsiich Avenu* l*n. t
"The code will mil utftcl the .<»over the tevivul of iiullimullM
tendencies and slu-ssed that one of cnl soiling oHlinaiice hliicu riming
' the primary American purposes Is
Wlu rt' CuHtoituTH Sond Their Friendw
Home Controlled.
to eradicate Naxism.
fo r g ln iit ln g i-tnmeiu-y tu an e stlHi* repltltioii of Ibis point had m nteii in,m m N u /ls
particular significance In HtuOMcGloy’s remurks on American
' ' gart. when- the German elute deturinliiiitloii lo retain n grip on
prtildeitt ha* been under fire tiermaii policy of fairs also struck
nl Ihe U i ' I iiibii Minister Fresiilrnl,
Beinliold Muli-i, who bus publicly
crllldred the American state repii'seututlve In this nrea for InterI C a a t l a s t * Winat P r a *
oael
population Increase and supply of ferliiK In iteNu/lfIcatlon affairs.
teachers," Dr. Mead said, "show
Colored Newfl
that Florida mutt obtain 2.00Q
new teachers each yesr for th*
By LOG IHE FOHTKH
n a it few years, ami that these
ANNOUNCEMENT
mutt be almost all teachers for
Them will he a meeting of the
th* elementary schools.
"It Is true that Florida secures Bnnnl of Directors uf the Negro
, Many teachel* from other stales, Bevlluu of H.'ioiiiiilo County Tubut th* number thus obtained ia tierculosls Assoclallnn Friday night
rapidly dacreaslfig. Thar* la a Fell, II, IPGO, HilKl F. M. at tha
■‘I t t y
probable over-supply at Afro Ine, Co., Hanford Avenuti.
tM ehers legally certified to teach The Freahlent Dr. J, C. Rlngllng
($
In high schools. And this tendency urge* all members to be present.
frv
baa continued for several years In Business of vital Importance. The
I eptt* of advice given to students drive la falling behind and he
la urging each mis to reapond with
■
praparing to teach.
■' "The state teacher education ad- their contribution.
‘ vliory council has planned a proi e n g which ie now partly In opera
tion to readjust these persons and
e i 1qualify them for teaching In ala- dvrful cuupvrailon 1 am receiving
montar* school*.
from fw h uf you. It li through
r r '■
"*■ been esllmatad that
that wo van make our paper
V/ '■ Florida Itaalf must produc'a about yuu
1400 naw teachers to sup- Interesting..
Let'* have some of our Clvl*
school* with toachera with now*, Social Now*, School Now* In
inlmum standard preparation.
our paper. I wl*h to thro aperlsl
■: •■■■"Many school* right now have mention to many of the churoho*
foareaaed tha number of children for their flnp vooperation In re
whleh each elementary teacher porting their nvwa. Kindly phono
I care for at Iho same time me of vout nick friend*, and neigh*
paranta a r t demanding much bore. Remember juat a word of
»Uuf var ety of servlcoa from klndno** haal* a mental wound.
l e t 1* not forget them.
,
Yunr reporter.
«
• Teacher Shortage
Mickey Cohen
UHIIKKH HOARD NO. f
M
ST. JAMBS A .'M . R. CHURCH
Uaher Board No, 1 of i t . Jem**
A. M. K, Church met at tbehom *
of Mr*, Willi* R. Caomt, 703 San*
fprd Avenue, F*to. >„ \ W t • « »
M4KG4RCr AM
ww'-v-ti
SHOP TODAY
>**•1**"
and everyday this
week h r Birthday
BargainsI
America** Greatest Food
Sale, packed with mote real
Food larqabu than you've
seen la many a day. Hurry!
Everything advertised strict
ly "WbUe it latte." ’
Quantity Rlghte Reserved
Price* Good Thru Bat., Feb. 11
Palmetto and Third Sta.
314 E. First SI.
Fancy Canadian Vfhlte
Potatoes 10
Grade A Med. Bite Shipped
ffiMOUS
HAM ...;
4
WEHTKRN FORK LOIN
WIENERS
.. 1-lh celip
MAKGAHKT ANN gl'A M TY
GRADE A IIKEFi
H IRIiO IN H T K A K ..................
CHUCK HOA8 T .....................
I,KAN IIAM liUHUKH ........
HEAVY
FLOUR
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KMAFTH HI, CRD t'HRKHR, la t^lb. faetaey
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PU C E Firm Mina
TOMATOES
21b*. 1« a BEANS
POTATOES.. . 5 lbe,
LETTUCE-.2 Head* l f r
N*. I Red BJlea
.
MgL Ann White Family Loaf
t
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Mfft Ann Brown
ha
GIANT DREFT
t*ko-a j*---w ow m
Tall H h a r T hat
SALMON.
Taadetlaaf Hlk
'T F A
9 W Kraft Yah
...
10-lbe.
BEANS
25c
AMEHICAB * PIMENTO . .. h lb. Me
SWISS
....................vi lb. li e
BACON
^
Old Glory Pork A
39c
59c
Vi lb.
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39c 73c
Va lb. 45c
OLD ENGLISH ................... .
Canadian Slyl* Hllred
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Picnic Hams
End Cut ROAST
Center CHOPS
^ 0 ^ *
Land O’ Sunshine S. R.
Hiked Boiled
Margaret Ann Brand Hkinleaa
EGGS
Doien
WUeco EUced
RIBS ........................... lb.
Super brand
BRANDS!
'.'Jack Spratt" Brand 4 to b lb. S u e
PRICES (2001) THRU WEDNESDAY
Him II Western Fork Hpare
Lb«
No. QU3 Cane
HR K. KIHST NT. HANFORI), FLORIDA
fjr
Lb
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•r '
Wh* ^ a n f a t b W ftm lb
In U n ity T h tr # I* S tr e n g th —
To Protest the P o a te 'e f th* World;
To Promote Iho I’rogreaa of America.
To Product Prosperity for Hanford.
AN
VOLUM E XXXXI
EK lnblU hed IflftS
IN H E P E N D E N T IM II.Y
S o v ie t s
e rn
A C L 'U S C
P o w e rs
v iv in g
T e llin g
^ V c * it -
Of
R e
C o l d
W ;tr,
E n iry
T a le s
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4
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1,1 r n ,r l
llt r n n lr .ls
TON DON, F»h. 7 — Oil Britain
tort*) rerngnlzeii llir
French-sponsored Vietnam govarnment »tf former Emperor
Boa Uni. Thr RrlMnh also rrcoynlml thr governments In Ihr
tndnrhliimar idateis nf l.uiw
and Cgmlunll*.
" I tie* 11111-1 lie pei mill, ,1 l,,
Iniy when* the* p ir n .., |., ,,,||
wheli* th ey ph-ii.e i|li.I t„ ..m I, tttw
pntrntm ur Ilf liny rn.tinnin "
The \t t n r n e y Menei .it*, .prei'ii
« * . piepm eil f.n ileli*pi , l„ f in
L u n c h -T im e
the nnmiiil rniiventinn >.f lln
I.O N IinN , Frh 7 — l/Vt „
The lliltlsh Foreign flfflrr snld
today Wrj»t tirrm nny'i refnml
In export linn mill steel In Kn.t
ptiarmanyr "(» mi hloeksrir." Thr
export ban **n* nitnoirnred Inst
nl*ht b> llit Vi iM tiriinnn
Chancellor, Hr. Konrad Adenau
er. Some ohsener* Inlrrprrlrd
thr artlnn «n n first step In u
T»
««*lrrn pnwrr rnunter-hlnckailr
or Eaat Herman? In rrlntiallim
(nr Itiissln’a slondown nf rmitl
traffic in nnd nut of llrrlln
Th# West O rm an Iron and strel
han »«* [impmird hr Ihr high
I
comm Unions nf Ihr
I’nllrd
r S ltlri. Hr It nin and France, (hr
apokrainnn said. lls purpose, hr
»ald I* In right thr hatanrr nf
trad* between Fust ami Writ
(■irmant,
rtv AfiHIM lATFH HtFMH
Tit* Human* slowed down Writ
Redin tiiffu today ami lltrn acrm trl the W riirtn Allies ol tivnm
lo r*viv* ihr t old war |>y t innplamj'nft nl a new hlnrliadr.
A(lrr permitting Inn l liallu lo
i r n t t a w i *os P m ata>
M A R C H O F D IM E S
DIINIMO lunrh'nn rrrr«a. Carol Ann
H
E d u c .'it i o n . i l
G m u
J u t ! u 'I v fl
p o :..d
c t.il
T o
I M ug
Tux
l i ’’^.ii(*
1’ c r l
i d c u l ■,
I ’ .iy
M illK hi
In T u \ c
7
4/T )-
llo m th v I’, t ’orrmll
lloltaon Spm Unit fkintla
Slanloy ltog ni‘» ll a r i h r a i r
HMI lliiplomi’itl Company
Mill lint ih vm r Company
Sandaptir fiolf Conrar
.1 St Cli.li While
Ju n io r IHi’li Srllnol
l.lik* Mnrilnn Srlnml
Mr. and Mrs. Mir hurl
«'
Minion
K. A Itnyal
John A l.ainlirth
J. C ullrn Wrljtht
Hoy Unitor
Mia, Klhrl Mrlalrr
A tnerlran F ru it Mrowrra
Anonyimnia
IV elfarr T h rift Shop
Floyd Calmer
l.an ay ’a D m * Slur*
John lletw lerhln
^ Carl F rr a ro lt
<V'A. C. Madden
C, K. fin rey
H. E.- Ilorhal
Jo#l H. Fir Id
Tcrunhton Rruif Company
MeReynolda Oruir Htor#
Roumlllat and Amteraon*
Jna Itm n ra
>. .
Anonyimnia
(■(Orgr Andrew H|irrr
Cinlf Life I n iu ra n r*
• mployooa
• Mra, H, E, A ml raw a
D f .1 Raymond I.. Ita.«
Mahrga TV»n>iy
R. H. Falrointli
R*V, M. Lyttlolon
Zliiimerman
C harlie Morrlann
Blll’i Har A I’a rk a g a Store
F r a n k ’* Tavern
H a r r y ’* Liquor Store
Dr. J , N. Tolar
State Insists
Inon C a r o l Paight
in 50
5.00
Is Murderess
JI.IMI
.1 00
10 00
lo o n
:i5 mi
4 51!
E x
5.00 J u r y ' s V e r d i c t
5 00
p e c te d T o d a y
In
5.00
500
5.00
3.00
M e rc y
S h o o t i n g
n R i n r , F . r n R T . r . . n n.. Fri.
7 -
10.00 fP) The atalr aitmmed tt|i it* met
In on ,V murder rear egeimt hlnnile
5 00
1.00 Carol Ann Patghl loday and in
BOO tiled die we* aatte when die dint
i.nn her father
1.00
"I dun I think anyone will den/
Son
a.nn hat Carol I’aiglil hived lirr l i t h d
t.oo deeply,” laic aniilant il a t e ’i at
i no torney Olio 5mir aa he opened die
25.00
in.on linal aignmenla.
The ra»r i* dttr In rearh an all25.00
5.00 parent |uiy late tnday or tonmnow
0 50
.Saur leviewed Cantl'a ihonlinK
lo.no
of her ratirer-tiddleU lather tail
4.00 Sept. 23 when ilie waa told hr had
BOO three rnnnlhi to live. "When lold,"
10.00 tr raid, "the made up her mind
10.00
1.00 lier«n«r die did not want to are
fC a a lta a e d
2.00
2.00
Da
Pag*
BUI
Baseball Player
Ted Williama (Jets
$125,000 Contract
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Fern I’ark and Cataelbarry 400.45
Percy A. Mern
8.00
t } T . W. Lawton
BOSTON, Feh. 7. — m — Ted
2.00
Hanford Dnudnay
2.00 William*, the Hnalon Red So*'
O. P. Herndon
8.00 lanky Mugger, tnday algnrd til*
Jnhn L. Calloway
8.00 lBBO rnntrnrt for a reported 2128.•
Houglaa Hlenatrmn
8.00 000 — the highest salary ever paltl
Norma Norwood
1.00 a haaehall player for a *lngl« seaE. L. Rurrllrk
1.00 ion.
Let ha Fowler ‘ ....
Neither William* nor general
2.00
Lotllia Lundqulat
1.00 manager Joe Cronin would name
Mary Earle ■**«*»,-**■
1.00 the exact amount railed for In the
Alice Harvey .
1.00 rontrarl.
But haaehall writer* set the fig
1.00
Lillian Clark
v . Htjap Bryan ....
1.00 ure at 1128,000 after Williams ad
1.00 mitted the rontract waa better
8.00 than last year'*.
While winning the Amarlran
McLellan A Rurlaaon
8.00
8.00 League'* moat valuable player
E. ,R.. Stevenaon
W* L. Jjiatlre .................
8.00 award, he reportedly drew an es
3.00 timated 100,000 plua bonus** based
W.. T. VVhitahaad
Stave Robert*
2.00 on attendances In 1049, Jack Flynt
8.00
ACID MANIAC
1.00
William Williams
8.00 ATLANTA. Feb. 7. — f/PI H. H. Kaatner Company
Clarence Phillips '»>•«•*•*•'*!*•*♦*' 8.00 Police have recorded the 10th vic
8.0*1 tim of Atlanta's acid sprayer.
Market Haataurant
Mrs. W. E. Berry ’ of nearby
g , W. P. Rail as.•’( ■■••.MttoiKH’aal 2.80
8,00 Marietta reported ihe waa sprayed
J. M. Blythe
aa aha walked on a downtown At
Chaae A Company
8.00 lanta afreet yesterday. Her eblrt
‘'M arket Division
oanlord Produce Company
8.00 waa ruined.
Bevaral victims of Uie man police
R. 8. Bata* . m>i ■.*MWlinaef 8.00
describe a* a "maniac" suffered
Perishable Transport
severe burns In addition to ruined
S e r v ic e
- tee* 1 '(•*■».
clothing from the arid squirted
Bandy Andereon
from a water pistol.
Mra. Barry described tha spray
* ~ ‘J) Coulter
e r ■■ dark haired, wearing a tight
^•-4....«-.* •«•*
1 suit and a brown hnl,
N h R yonre e * ,
a u rim cc coming up n e t l
y e a r,
rhot
ilie
It wnn'l he nearly aa Inrge ns ......... , .,i
.........
I
uoniaiili' on I '"I"
The
Veteran*
Ailmlnlatratlini ............ .
»
e t'
i ? t i , e p vrere S
#n.d ,.u?pni"u*"Uu
> lu s ! R t-K iH le r A k iih i
nvnllnhle.
"We Imve no idea of the miinunl
TALLAHASSEE Fel, 7
that will he available fur Ihe
Some I Jim men anil wnnn ti
I'.lfil dividend payment," Brelnlng “ In. regiatere.l aa Folk (nun'
told n reporter.
1vot.ua Inst month nmy have '
"We won’t have, until we deter-M " " f " J "
'|, 'f '^ 7 ,
mine our morUllly expartence for
<llsi !>mI,o1h 1,1 th yp
tlir yearn Involved, and thn n l* '1
i,
of thn reserve* that must lie -el
At"..riey l.miernl IUi intd F'
up to rover th* many contln-jvin
'
Ja complete r..
Ioral.......
law requiring
....
.l ■ ,
rrgiatrntinn nf vnler* tieglnulng
We havr Ihe help on this nn
j there I* "grnve dmiht'
(hi* of nn Hctuarlal advMnry com -1
wll„ ,|g I1PI|
duimg
mlttee marie up of f0™" ° f
,|H„Hnrv "are lawfully regia!.....I
ton liiHuranre talent In the conn- . ...... »
,ry '
I lie auggesterl In an mlvla u .
The current |2 ,800.000,000 ill- oidnl.ui lo irglalratlon aupervi
vlrfutui M from u surplus that dc - 1
nigh E. ('nrlton tlint "th.
vploped during the flrat eight , .irlH„n, w|)(1 regiatnred dining
veer* of the progvcm — from t [,j,
month be given nolle
ough the
1040 through
ihe 1942 annlver- of Iho drfrcMv© naturir of lli**»’
aary date of each of the 20,000,000 nttrm ptrd rf’Rtatratlnn and l»<* <»f
trnllclea Matted lo HI^00-000 World fonlril an opportunity to In*
War II vetanna.
fully r*KUttr.
The forthcoming special divid
II. K I'.tV. SI'F.AKF.K
end, Brelnlng aald, will cover
three policy years, through thn
A lull, nn |(ln Do Janeiro, Ht**u
1081 anniversary date of each will tie given liver s tn lln n WTHK
policy.
Inmnrrnw night nl H:(H) n'ldn, I
The rurrent dividend M being ny
by nSlum11t iUtmvil,
*i
Hi who
'v m i "with
( ■ " ’I"
paid on all policies th at were In fa m ily ia v la llin g Ilia m o th e r lie n
force three months or longer.
T h e in Ik U sponsored b y th e Huai
Brelnlng aald tha 1981 pay ne*a nnd P rn fe a a lo n a l W n m an 1.
ment* probably will bs made oply C h ili.
on policies In forre for a year or
longer. It will, however, cover
policies that lapaad during the
three year* as well as those
still In force, he said.
Fourteen Senford police officer*
have received certificate* of
achievement following full time a(tendance of th* courae In traffty
law enforcement held here Jan. 2f?
to Feh. » by the Florida Police
Academy. W, F. Ransgar wa*
Instructor.
Th* course Is backed br the
State Department of Education In
t'o-operatiun with th* Florida
Peace Officers Association and In
cludes accident reporting, akld
mark evidence analysis and cotflT
presentation of accident finding*.
Receiving certificate* were Po
lice Chief Roy 0 . Williams, Cap
tain Roy Tlllls, Lieut. Mag Baas,
Sergeants Frank RockeU, W. A.
Hern and Ruaaell Tench, Jr,, and
Patrolman Sherwood
gharwood >
*Patrolmen
2, Ipenec,
Hickson. C. B. gporks and #UUam
Moooor,
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ATLANTA Fah 7 —
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A idll In ilp Hie hnmU tml masks
off the Kii liltix Klsn in Oeorgli wa* killed fur Hie second
straight year In the Haorgt*
House today.
The measure drew lid '”itai tiA
a motion to bring R *o (be floor
for filial action Forty-five hmn#
members voted -.gainst I,ringing
the (dll up f u action
THE W EATHER
JACKSONVILLE Feh. 7 -(.7b
Station
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.
i.l’l - Police today hegan a ronndtq, iirttrt him! VVIUIxhi Rn.’iimml M!d«*I»» -.<iii' n-e.l in )U y“ iiis In prison
of what ihcy called underworld furore* rcpoiledlv hnilile to Mir key •f H IHlPy. K«a , nne .1st e». \ | i ■» slid I
I f III,(HMI ill C U district
J ll Cancer of Hllvei 'liiring'. i i„ni in ’'.so l'isrielsci, last ((ct it.
Cohen, mobaler who** home wa« lemthed yeaterday.
Mil ; n.if, brother, hr J II I,nek !'.(»• no* Is In Hie I'edersl llefutm
Seised in the roust were Jne S ir a, IS, and hi* brother, Fred. l r\
al>" v for W.uneri si Alder sun,
Jnmet R (annnne, 41, and S a lv a to re Pitropo, V4. All hut lan n o n e Imrl, llnnsker, Vs
Funeral seri'tre* will t,s inn W 3’h
were Looked on suspicion of a»*«ull with * rleatlly weapon. U n n o n e . dueled hy th# Order <>( ihe ( e.r
((lie I,a. filed s n a p p e a l ,i| 8 slr
*lto known as Louie Midi. “ «• qurrlioned and then teleaied.
«rn Htar In Falls Clmri'li, Va., I i,.i> i s " , Fe n d in g alipenl s.dlon
if," , ,,p ,.,m e court luallee ia a iltb
Friday ninrnlng.
T h e H lca h ro th a r* c u r r e n t ly n re ^
o r l ’e l (o sign s n o r d e r g r s n l l n g
frre an $7,300 Irond on federal linrdt live* at 520 Moreno A ve n u e
t.sil
"Bin" LEAVER 1IRVIKH K
narcotic* charges, Federal agent* Cohen’s addte** In 513 Moreno
NORFMf.K, Vs, |'*i, 7
serein! "C*ks ago Uaiued them st Avenue.
M 1 FRF. HHlGIITRItT
The hallletlilp Missouri ma le
ringleader* of an eglenalve We at
Mrs. George Cleveland. 52(1 ’ Ms
RlMION, Fell 7 — l/T) - The
Coait dope peddling end smug renn Avenue, said "It’s dangermi, lestlv to leava her drvdnck s* a
gling ring.
for our small children, and beside* Naval rriurt of Inquiry Inday ra- (u(ui« looked s bit brighter to
Joe Hlca once wa* regarded i« . It’* herd on the property values." siiuied Its InvestlgHtioli Ilf why day for the closed Waltham Welch
ail J^ o rta le nnd friend of Fnhrn
Matters took an off I'd"! •inn Ihe w sf'bln ran ,rgr-v d nn Th!;, - I'm -i'.iif after rre.ildent Truinsii’s pinmlaa In sea whether ll
Cohen la "very sick In tin* atom- when deputy police chief Tlrsd hlr* Hlinaln, Jan. 17.
Drytlockerl allien Imr fieelng Fel. should gel funds as a nsllnnal
ach” as a raault of tha bninldng, llrown railed Cohen on the carpel
but he’,i not tha only one.
"A lot of Innocent people may I. Dm "Mighty Mo" will have her defense mraaute
Anolliiir hopeful development
HI* neighbor* are pretty sick, Im killed or Injured on arronnl engines tesird thin nftrmnnn ntlni
too, they say. .
nf yon," Brown Masted. "Two to nailing tomorrow for a brief waa Ilie rentury-n|d firm's pell" I’d aura like to see him go, children scro ll the itreet wore teat run off tha Virginia Capes linn In federal rnnrl. yesterday
but 1 hate to wish him off on any nearly killed. ‘A piece of plate On Feb. 17 ahe will resume her necking approval for raising more
refresher
training winking capital under a reorgani
other neighborhood," Mra. Hunan glare lodged egatnat the throat of Interrupted
cruise to Cuba,
zation plan filed laat year.
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Veterans To (Jet
Second Insurance
Dividend in 1!^!
of
CIO Workers
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I'aighl, 21, nihlilr* mi a aandwlch
Rears Roebuck
4 in.m i at the Hildgrpnrt, Conn., rntirtRllne Mai'hinr anti Supply
home where ah* I* being tried for
Company
tr. nn1 the ■inerry killing" nf her cinrerHXUinpl *11 (jmiHSIlt Mill •
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m mi dnnmed father, Toltce Sgt. Carl IV,
Hit* ih h p ' i IH ctnn * n | m i t
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Hill Kirk M n tn n
5.0(1 Palght. Cainl I* charged with etcmm limit
fund jn iidip*t h , l••»»» her
Or. H enrgr II. Hfarke
in on ond-degrea iiiiirder. The gtrl i at
fiimd * Htnl « htimwitri' i i i
Mr* Janie* Tiplon
1.00 torney* are plending temporary lnI f i l m •trtleinrnt dUl mil *»»>
4 M f x . H. H. Odhnnt ,
1.00 •anlty. (JnUntatlaiml Soundoholo7
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Hoy Mann
5.00
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likelihood
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tabor Unions, Florida Sales:
West Rapped McGrath Calls For Unrestrained
Opportunity F«r Small B'„»cS, Chi|ritics M„ Ta« Defended
For Blockade
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Complaints
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PayNewTaxes By Andrews
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P arity cloudy end rrrHrl th r o u f h
H wlheeilas.
NEW SPAPER
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TUB SA W O RDJIERALD^UW ^^
County Contiihutt'n
To Children’s Home
■1*t '’
Chief* Of Staff
the drydock frur.: wh.'ch the uttcouipUtMl
Lattleahip
Kentucky
was removed savers) days ego.
l U U U i * * * t e a * s g . UM)
K u t lla m l t i i a
r a i l Oaol 1
t turn ra * « o u t
iCe*Hsw« ***** f s s t Oa#i
Smith said the must "pleasing
■ BfOPT HO. TS
llnuing its wartime rent controls" ,ed the belief that If any demoini on the military tirualion ia
things" about the success of Ik#
a t a r o a o s t a t ic v a m u c u s
?*in<iial« Countv went well over in Europe.
[vracv attempted to maintain In
MicArthur’i command. They said free aeraelf.
selvage operation were: (1 )—Th#
MAMKBT
the top during lt>4» In Its campaign
The
ship's
1600
officers
and
fl. "The chief advantage* claimed i l,l*acejliiia a comparable leguloi t
BAnroMU. rLOMiOA.
the military situation has delcriotat* men reflected none of the dismal speed with which the sMvnge or
to aid 1,000 homeleia and destitute lor cooperatives In addition to i*™ f® . , « * * *
The
following
prlraa rapurt«<]
free economy
ed alarmingly.
gray skies overhead when the ganisation was set up and the by th* Dealers on Tbe Han turd
Florida rldldren liy contributing to their nbility tn get low interest
,*,hM democracy would lw wrecksoundness
of
its
basic
planning,
■tala
rentier*
Uarhet
for o,m
the Children’* llome Society of
was pasasd the big Mo was
dace fold tu Truckers and [ it .T
Formosa and China were not d»* word
moving. Spontaneous grins wreath and (2)— Because it showed that era up to 4 P. U Pan. Si
Florida $2,865, Mnrcu* Fagg, *up- rales and long term nmortiratlon m '
"Here are three fact* which
“no matter what anyone else tn li eene. Tendergreen. Belt
curted. the informants said, because ed every face.
erlntendent nf the Society, report* loBti» are their nblllty to erect
large-nrale project* with nil the ,,v,,ry American ihould know,"
the world thinks we have an efOreded ..... Bu llpr I I Id
ed.
th
ey
tie
outside
the
aica
of
the
And
the
happy
worde,
"Liberty
Beane, Ume Uu Hpr l u t
,*
ha*i*' Symington salt!, “ hecait**. . t)u„
.
fleant Navy."
Of the tnl.oL Hanford gave lit,- advantage* of tnn*«
Beane,
I'ule Uu Hpr I I So I US
tonight,"
ran
from
atem
to
stern.
bine
military
btiefing.
the world In which we live:
A key factor in the success of Beet*
*
IK
h j | n , j y » A . j i n wa* toward and oi*«- ronatrnctlon.”
After the Missouri was towed
nf
f
i
r
m,
tr
-■t'rT»Tj>
tl
m
r—-the—^td.'
J li*ai 1
• N W ^ iiw r - ^ n m n r iw r in article-* j 1. J'refnhrtrnted hr<uxtirg*atui \n *7h?r i haffiiiH11*
■Wwir sj.Twuc! « "rfrr'fyJ.fT
ru.e.v
d
h,
.....
I*
haa
beer,
anatomic
repl
■»1<r * n the «ub*tllul i i - r t
w
and fi.jffl) r<g.*vritmin»lStMy><».an
I Ly~
i ^i ' ugnv^mmdi
el from hst itr*’
_______
__
.... _.
___
_____
„___ _
_
ro»Mt«
*-» IJjtUtm
a_
it...
LI*. I Li SAi^L*. -_._z___. . . . I Hna kA
?ri.;*:
'
tug* tor small tugs at tha snip 11 chin*** Ctlsry o n t ss
Oviedo eat 'tvcunu wltn total conair equipment capabEu of deliver- Hubei to Hossvliiui, blonde and tion ut Ho Cht-Mioh's regime— was I1*0** to G># main ship channel she how to impart a twisting motion. | qaulmowir
Crt I I IS l i t
......uiiuna of 120(1. Longwood gave
I’.nglithman b»" |ing a »urpri«e atomic attack a- beautiful Mnitllt da u!„,chis an- *monv iha political subject neigh I*** stoppad to release six *ubThis
motion
was
succesilul
u.
pull
obi
S ilk.
DU
l^
\a
I,.v,
h.r.eii
ii.
ina
luii
uw.
U
o.td
*
«w*
.V.
.
manna
satvhue
pontoons
whicn
^ T .7 |ra*i#l4 M ar^ 1 *M **'.* •. ,.
I aov part
of (be United
si .
4.*,
pel
oy. htiM U Ui u « IU1 * 1 uw OS..W
uu me TVmerican military ulua-------- -*■
ing the Missouri's bow 20 degree* | C»t«ry,
"Our hoiiielesi youngsters of ad wav* prefer a brick home with a .States. (.'<| IVe
•ry, *
had helped
refloat her.
have no sure de Italian reiort Cuitin* D Ampano,
.
.
Ocdsn
Crt
is
to utirboarJ— <right>—and lb#n
creed* and belief* range in age* little litick wall around It."
Huu-ito'* ax-rnata luld oewsmtn l,on htoughl up
After, this was accomplished, the
fense against such ail attack."
A L s rc * r IX In
20 degrees to port— <left)
from week-old balden to boy* and
Cslsr".
II i’rivstt. homing, n* ill'llngAt unother point, he warned:
•be is ter tain he will "ha happy"
Top commanders In all threa ship was to proceed to the Norfolk
girl* up to III veal* of age," raid ul*lu*d fi.im government -nti*litl<*i*
P
c*l
la
A l.arear 1J 4(1
This
movement
loosened
the
"llememher Itusslen noil I* hut
with Ids reported Li Ida-to-ha, In- branches of tba service gave the naval ehtpyard at Portsmouth to
(intdsa
x
_ :® s
Sir. Fagg, and It takira a whole lot for co-operative amt inonicIpMl fi minute* flying lime from Amen■hoal's grip on the ship.
be drydocked for Inspection.
Rggplant
..
,
Hu Hakts IX.I40 • 90
grid
Bergman.
She
added
that
thalrs
|oint
chiefs
a
detailed
and
secret
of layettes, shoes, sweater* an'i housing, continue* to make pro- can soil in Alaska; mid Imt a few
“ We used only about 16 percent Leiluc*. IcsLaijr. Dry
While the *h'p was releasing
wsi
"U,*
U
j
.
Jova,’,
t/ut«rnotional>
uulllnc
of
military
plana
and
prebiller wearables to clothe over 1. gre. * In Km ope, "and In most hours fitun uur great cities. Waco
Pack I- A>Cri
_ .
----- paratlona
for carrying out th# her >pontoon*, Admiral Smith told of uur total pulling power avail
iKprndlne Hilt I I Tl
1 OKI
600 rldldren each year, ami plenty cmintrle* during the |a*t year llie i* t,ut an Ik hour flight from Mo*- 1
reporters at a news conference able today," the salvage team boss (intona,
of foodstuffs of every kind to feed volume of private conslioi tl- n ha* mw fur llie I,..oilier* we know Ho*Uraan
Das Hch I 11
aboard the Missouri that he had said.
their under nourished bodies."
as*. E n s ll.h Bu llp r l l 11
J Oil
A northeast wind blowing at ten
advised Admiral Blandy the ves
ioerensed shnsply."
|*)a is now producing In (|iiantit>. ' |
P SB
ippsra,
This la. to man the Far East- sel "apparently Is undamaged ex knots was described by Smith as £**
Th- tool mg Huuaioi * lepoiied
iielurning iiguui and agoin to
F sn rr
Uu Hrltts IS 4a
t ■»
"everyone of us was
impressed llie suhjeci Of Huaalan military
......•“ ^
.n ln a U ed'X , T h 'o? cept for throe leaky douhle bot a negligible factor today as It P eistn as. Usd B lis s
U. ■ I 10 L b B s e s 11.I I • ton
causeo
a
tide
of
only
seven-tenths
tom*."
with the mister it v program which might and
Communist eggres In n h Mr Msnau introduced the Japan and thd Philippines.
Radishes.
Smith said the ship woutd pro- of an Inch abovg the predicted high
flu* lirKM i tioopli- have iin|i"«cil *lon," Hymlngiiin appealed for sup I.Miil ollitiali, irrniti and train- 1 The analysis of iM military
K •aiiBH<a r»»m y>s> *'»»»
tc*d ......... Bu B s k ts ti.OO - t I I
caad to tb# shipyard this morning tide at 7:110 A. . \
port nf nallniinl spending progiuin*
■qutih,
a
a jeep load of cognac, and Hist upon themselves."
rtv
situation and the outline of re- and be placed this afternoon In
T s llu w
Bu Hpr I I . I S Smith said it was apparent at
They raid hooniiig lind mndc It* tor tin- armed force*.
he ran out on our platoon when
Tu
rn
ip
s.
Purple
...
. 'ornrnanded reinforcement* were
early as 6:30 A. M. that "she
"If reports received from behind
IS of u* were captured— none of greater! rormdisck In Hrandinavinn
Among Hi* I,hint official* and
Ton ......... Dos
Bch t 14
could get off. We restrained our Tom ato**
countries ami Holland with Fiance the Iron Curlalii," are eorrrrl," I miners wei* C all HuhhrJI, Mel
----------------- ---------------------that I* true."'
lP in k s ) C rt
power
because
we
did
not
want
to
fie
said,
"In
a
short
time
ltu*»la
baaed
upon
MacArthur*a
aecret
Tate handed the note* across to and (England lagging behind.
I|M. Ileil I'hllllp* Ruddy Hlalr. | ,„N(( 1)vtr.
Depending lA tallty tl oo 4 4a
move ton fast."
the man who scribbled 111* name
CtTMtte
In addition to real coal ml*, will he nl It* »l longest posit Inn in I.i oige Mai k, ( . J. .loniiard, asAnother
"youthful”
veteran report more than a year ago to
Th*
failure
of
yesterday's
atD
rang**
.................. B a x ll.u a
arrnanienl*
x
x
x.
Thai
pnsltlon
the
Army
Department,
the
lnIan
the gun etlll noised. The phrdog government lut* stepped info tin*
u M . Huh.,ell; Nick Hhln
i V b e r t , s c o u t
who
Oranges.
mpt,
Smith
said,
resulted
from
tempt
iy
yem
will
Increase
steadily
year
by
year
knir.
|
forraante aaid.
.
raphrr llien held mil hi* Holder housing construction field in all
T *m u U ......... H
Box 1160
Vm! IV'r **rrrv
' l * ? ? ' j , (), 7 *«y
'Ho 1 say today that fu rl her ir
General MacArthur then a»k- a
» lack
lark of sufficient pontoons
W■
II ia n t•k-haeffer,
D rsparrutt.
for Hlaeko to light a cigarette. cooidrie*, llie reporl mid. In many
Inny - ttavUli
w>nut
h the
k , baseball
, fitid*
only
four
were
used
yesterda
Duncan
.............
Box
St 16
nil I•-k teini* for repayment of I diiclliin in our payment for na
The man bad smoked two nlhoi*
ed for Increased strength In all
isgerlnea
■t/6■ ■
Box $1 Bu - i f ,
n full «o- Tea
categorlaa. Since then command
hum* and inmtgagc* lio nal secu rity Is u tilliiu k ah le
earlier hot hi* matcher bad be bruising
Receipts
11,111
pseksg**
U iiiill power dsv
Sym ington d ie w it p n in llcl l>*
¥
iV on Th* Hanford H lalf Fu rn m ,
ers say the. military situation urdiuation of affort by
come drenched by the rsln at thi* lungi-il from 40 to 100 v*nelrmcnta
in
the
operation.
I
ween
A
m
e
rica'*
present
ponltim
Marks I.
has
dstsrlorated' • alarmingly.
A* ful slum*, Ills Henatoi* re
time.
Msrkst Firm, demand DODD fe
Smith announced the naval cour*
Ii„ .elation to Russia with that »l
op“ r ^ ' e " a ^ b L e U II c-am,' ‘
w l ? l V t ° ? f w|.hlng American
relaforcemsnts
have
ds*
f
The photographer kepi un a run ported:
of
inquiry
appointed
shortly
after
KEngland to tierm .ny «. .............
;
tva,
me.cnt
.U
o
i
.
>
*
W
VWfi
Ordlnsrr to Fair uualltv
beeh
limited.
"It
win
not
iincriniiniiii
to
see
venation of incidental tiling*. At
the snip grounded will begin Us l * | less thsn prices nuotfd
ireak of World War II ami added
.
R,„w„ isoiunt uiunav'er ,
he manages, could train
l/r
houses
ul
10(1
years
of
age
anil
Today’s
conference
was the Investigation Feb. 4 at the Nor
one time Tate suggested that
»*•
.............bo
11* 1*1 ant manager u f ,
and w u enthusiastic at heAt ltd*
point L»
let ....
me «*i,
a*k von
you
discussion of the haste factors folk naval bast.
Rlasko let those present get lin over In u clean and respectable in cose our country In tuiu Is iln Unvfnii Inn.
i
-*
big
able
to
aaiist
|n
the
Giant
Symptomatic of ltd* wa*
Aiming tlm»n introduced
with which th e' joint chlefe, were
D E W E Y SLAHHEH B U D G ET
ear off hi* leg* hill the Minn ■tale.
Three powerful fleet tug* link
i..*."
program. He termed the
window- in al rauglil with It* defense yinnd vm ( an a way were (Eli cult Judge
were already fitnitlar.
laughed; "They're urtifii'lal any ......... .
B A N Y , N. Y „ Feb. i
Alii------ed In the Missouri’s bow began
down,
wtint
nation
ha*
Hie
«i-tip
a*
"wonderful'
'and
de
most every country we visited, even
M I! Mmilfi, Titusville; County
th e Informante
ite said
aatd the Joint pulling to starboard at 6:30 A, M. — Gov. Thomas E . Dewey sent
way—don’t hurt nl all."
strength
to
stand
behind
clared
that
the
diamonds
are
in
in llie N o -cu lle d slum aiea-, which
Luigi- llmigja* Htetlxlrom; State
chlefe aaked’ numerous riuesttons- amt at the sent# time strain was to th* legislature today a »tutu
Just a* it appeared that Tale incidentally are not nearly a* l,id ! w*
.............
Henatoi I. F. Hoyle, City Manager«
,n ,l•,|d,• \ mooth‘ Maln points were dlacuised at applied to beach gear cables run budget of f8tH ,722,6.72 that m»
was succeeding ill cnlmlno the
a> many of the slum aiea- in out
length.
ning from the shin’* port side to vtdss fur a record Gash of *77man, he counted and fired. Illu-ko | own country.
M i H H i n g IM u n t *
W
Informante said the visiting heavy anchors In iha hay bottom. 600,000 but no tax changes.
was dead before n waiting nmbo
’’We did not see any slums that
•on, t'oiinty (.'iimriilnsinner H. R
military men dtmonitreted they
At th# end of 80 mlnntes the
lance crmld reach a Danville ho-- I compare with some light in our
Tha present 10 per cent state
Red Phillips, uinnager of the considered A lia aa a part of the
I ila a ll* * .* rrnib e .i# ItM ’
I'ope. .sheriff I' A. Mem. l'o*l
lugs began pulling from the port Income tax "forgtvene*s" will a ,
ilial siiiiio 10 miles away. The
Paul*
Valley
club
In
the
Hooner
I lien volume was lint enough I" ii iii- ic i Jo,-| P'i,'li| Kir,* I ’h l e f M u . » .
nation's
capital."
, . ,
,
global
military
picture
and
not
how and strain was applied on tha continued.
mllet peiiclrated Ibe center of hiBut Pewey probata,
decipiiei
a separate or secondary area.
N <‘level,mil, City Clerk II N nL*, ''1, i ' MKU'' uf OI<,“ h<,m«'
ntsrbnard beach gear cables.
will relax his pay-as-vou-gn poll
forehead, trooper Hughe* said.
enthusiastic over the
"It wu* not a vert,ill ill'll res* Mayei, I'mmly Clerk II I*. Hern
A
spokesman
for
General
Omur
At 6:65 A. M. the tifach gear cy to finance some highway cun
The episode began with a inotoi
Igeid In,I a key signal on tli*' don. ( liamliei of I'nmineree Man playing set-up here.
Bradley said th* Joint Chiefs of
1st diivlrtg away from « n-rvice
Three young pitcher* *at in the sta ff supported President T ru «-i,ntrul officer, Lieut. Comdr. J- •tructlon with bonds.
ilinlle** hand," Macf I,maid -aid n g,, IEi I whmI lligpm i, H. H. Cole
H. Lees of Bayonne, N. J., from
Station without paying fm Id* go-.
<<’eeilaat« r i m r « n *m*i
liilihv nf the Giant*’ heaihpiartera
Th* proposed 1960-M budget
KUnit* were made to me: age
tlughe* *sid.
Lakeland, malinger of the Fed*-, l.olll Whiteliol xe and I'm I Nelson limit. d M lld miinagel of the talking over prospect* „f “ mak man's order to make the hydro hi* position atop the aft mam the first slashed by Dewev -in-r
Klnrliii, t'nw,', „n,l l.ight Co., finl
gen bomb.
haitery,
reported
to
the
bridge,
.lame* It Tillman,
",4,outfield '
Marketing Agreement, who III llie time, hut neitlie, polnl
llliiisn, of "cliniitfli-M
The briefing Included a de "it uppeurs she has moved aft a 1044— will be the second iiigbc-t
HtCIi,,,11. i'llv tree! xniierlnlen ing
, , guild." They were James Dole,
nnerstnr of mi nli-nlgiit diner at gave technical lest Imany <>n llie fin n ed ......H p l of llie liifm mat mu, 'h nl mid Wlllianl Connolly of
In New York history
, J? eb» Jl°" !r’' ,Hln5.1'* °"' scription of aft th# military ac llrtlv.1.
rare
of
cltril*
groves
roe!
(lie
the edge nf Danville, laid Hughe*
he suifl However, a full ie|m|t llte I lei nl,I.
’
Ironton, Ohio; and Charles redes- tivities In the F a r East com
At
7:06
A.
M.
"Uur
beach
gear
that Hhivki, hail driven In* llil'i marketing nf their product*.
wa* made when the plane landed
Itegiila, wo,kmits at Ihe school rn uf Cincinnati. All „f them said mand, touching on th* forces In rubles have slacked so much she
lie aalil nhmil 31! per cent nf i, i Fort Nelson.
they got their start In baseball Japan. Okinawa, the Philippines muv lie moving aft."
aulumnliilc lip, hough! 13.111 of
uf the wav Mild cast off llieii tow
tint at 10:1)1) o’clock
cltrua fruit isi sold on the, tree*
The search mantel there in .I hi*
, mm mug Veslerdny a numhei playing on team, sponsored by and tha central Pacific islands.
gas and laid llie attendant "I'm * ■ . k.
His voles quickened as he rn- lints as the Missouri, towed J,,
for
cash,
and
it
wn*
cuslnmary
............
Whitehorse
tier......mi
lei
h
,
1
i
the
Amerlran
Legion,
rofoliiK In far a minute.' He had
There was no discussion of tho ported at 7:06 "She’s moving aft. six heavy tugs, moved slow*
amlnlitm* tecriiits, some in
William "ttcnliy" .Spears, custo:
M uclrm iaid said,
said tie wa* an ideelrlrlan "lust
uestion of American bsiay in Seconds, later he told th* lirldgt sternward through the nun>>n
uiiifiitin, worked out under the
The
reporter,
ielu.lll.ig
t»
A«P
W(|r|n
#M
||_
,
fl
iilan of the Giants' Rerrsatiohal
knocking nrniiml."
A* Tillman tile car wlilrli lonl enine In u halt
apan In connection with a pospos ••We ape v e r y definitely movine channel which ranged front I ltd l a
............. .
,
Hla«kn, clinrnge after early cuveiuge «r I old
■tatYVd* hack'inly ,^he ilinei tn get iri on uprlglit pnsillim,
seniit fi mil Philadelphia, stand Center, told the murh interested sible peace treaty, the souicts aft." A moment later Lee* said, 180 feat In width.
out uf (tin heavy Vrtlh, thereat ,f*ffi downward, wu* „ut*l,le tli till' plane sarcli, said the C-64 was ing ui, tin *i,le lines, wns taken Imya-tltat |hy Center would be said.
At 7:12 A. M, the towing tints
"We request permission to drop
cur. hik* tegs •pinned, liein ull, the
drove away.
were ordered to cast off tlieii
by sevetal buys for ii reeruit and "pen the following' (lav ami. that - .-These three ’ main field cotn- I, each gear.”
‘ *'* for"1the. grower l„ take the C'‘k
facilities, Including movie mari3eta"«vr» nrpnng otftrr M ail
Tillman gave chase for •sotne left front wheel.
At 7:07 L
l ees bellowed through a tinea and tugs lashed alongside
gut "ipute n kick" explaining that its
Tllltliun (Old t in g in ’*, "lie let me uf a freeze when the fruit .it Ida binchiili plaving days wetr theater .lunch room, pool rormi, ing officers who' deacrfEFd * The megaphone "Cast off all beach look over the Job of oscortitig the
nine miles and said that Rlasko
reading room and ping pong la- situation— Ltyva* driving between 73 and 76 kipiw he had a gun tpid shunted sold by the I,ox. The |iiirc)iii*er,
Gsperal
Walton gear”" WflrTers 'ttwtantly..upjjbd big Mo to tha deep water channel
mil#* an i hour lust before he Inst thieats. ,1 stayed hack unlit jittihra he said, took the risk when.th* l-iingi ■- targe fruttl T ^ h V iiid ^ fa '
Walkar, Eighth Army Command- flames frnm acetylene forcheS-W ' Beaman . Apprentice J o s e p h
control of the ei
ht curve arm ed, (lien had the police railed." fruit la aold In hulk.
Kurt .N'elsnu and would taka off
l . H . fleneral George E . fltratr- the heavy, atfel cablea and na. thej Smith. 2 1 ,.of nawvlIM, Va. stnfri
HkadiigHtS from other cars were
ptl highway r,H.
Heymmir added that uf Flor eiirly today for Anclinragp.
“’ntc* Con burned nrtoufch th*v dropped ovfor M Iba battleship's main deck, Im*
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over th* slue and grinnsd:-pl
Tha car overturned across the turned „n the man -r imt the ida's 111,WM),l)0fl limes nf uraliget
"We’re going tn try to pl'A U0 them; and said that It would be
%|Ar1j|RK —
eat now that we are ant' of ■ home. Tilman said he crowd stayed hark until the shot this year 40,000,000 will go In Ihe tie mils again un our return i|n shape to play on in a few
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Seventh Tas
Juice professors and rainier*.
trip," he said
topped his vehirla and ran Inward wn* fired an hour later,
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w indlSU end sa
Kuropean Hmiuinff
ItuNsian Mifflit
Battleship freed
BUte Farmers Market
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(siuitt Opening
'$ £ M
Amcrfc,n mMon 1:1
Veteran ConfesKCR
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CitriiH Tax
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ATa H y r i! ^ -fr5r J s r ^ : ’% t y iiJ »
To The TAXPAYERS and CITIZENS of The City
Cf Tanford, Florida
A group of progi'eattlva dtlienn of Hanford noted a
recent udvertlHumeht by Mr. Itandall Cha«« nuking
"DO YOU KNOW" (|UUHtlona regarding Ihe con
struction of the terminal.
These gentlemen made an inveHtigation of the mat
ter. The aource of information UHed in thin InveHti
gation wtiH the report of Smith & UlllcHple, Kngineern employed by the City pf Sanford for the
project. Thin report ia on file at the office of the
Chamber of Commerce uml the City Manager,
The legul opinion waa from a competent attorney
who Htudiml the acta of the Legislature and the
ItFC contract.
1. Mr. Chuno auk* why only 9800,000 wan committed by
RFC when the original engineern eatlmate indicated u coat
of 9880,000, Mr. A. K. Maddox, RFC Field InHjk'ctor, re
viewed thu pluna with Smith A Oilleaple, and miggested
certain reviaiuna which woutd reault in a aaving of about
980,000, Tltia Imi leatea RFC'a good faith; they ure trying
to Have money on thu project, which meana it will be free
and clear at an earlier date.
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2. Mr. Chaae aaka where 9120.000 for annual operation and
maintenance coata are coming from? Bmith A tiille»ple’«
report indicated that for sn annual buaineaa of 100,000 tona
income wuuld iw 9180,000 and operation, including dabt
retirement, would coat 9120,000; leaving a profit of 960,000.
Leaser tonnagea would coat >•« to handle and would bring
in leaa Income, in proportion. ,
8. Mr. Chaaa atatea tHat tha Clty haa bartered away Ita
authority In mattora of oporatlon of tha terminal and loca
tion of tha parking metara. Any reputable banker will look
to tha operation of a buaineee before ha rlaka a loan; a
hoatila City Admlniatratlon might dadda to allminatf park
ing Pt^thra bv locating all
now nwntd. "O 0#nav» Avtnu»i thaaaar* eafaguarda that would normally not banaodad.
4. Mr. CitHHu atatea that the City haa given a blank check
to ItFC to cover expenaea of inspection, audita, etc. Any
large lending Hgency requirea the right of dnapactlon and
checking on the uae made of Ita money, at tha expenae af t
tiie borrower. TheHe charges are usually nominal and in caaaa ‘
we have InveHtigated involving the RFC they have been
practically nil,
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"It would therefore be my opinion that it would be illegal
aiid unlawful for City of Sanford, Florida, to pay mars than .
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, „(i four per cent interstit, and baaed on the law, coupled wi t h "The City of Sanford would iaaue tha bonda aa authOriakd
tlw Resolution from which l have above quoted, 1 Would iay
by tlie tuw and by contract with Reconitruction Finanaii
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th'tt the**payme’n f of four per cent interest only ia provided
Corporation, and would aall the bonda direct to Raconnlruction Finance Corporation, who in turn aalla tha bonda
and not six per cent aa suggested by tha question put in
to Individual holders.
said
advartlMment.
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Tim law giving the City its authority in thla matter
"It woutd further be my opinion that if City of Hanford,
provides that the City, among other things, ia authorised
Florida, violatad tha law and ita Rauolution and agreed to
oh follows: 'To Iaaue and deliver interest bearing bonda,
pay alx per cent intereat, any citlaan could enjoin the City '
notes, ua evidence of said loan, TH# principal amount of
from
ao doing."
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aaid bonds, notes', certificates or obligations ihalt not exceed
9860,000,(it), annum, payable semi-annually,1 ,,,
9, Mr. Chela atatea that the City agrees to comply With* any.
"The,-contract entered Into between City, pf .Sanford. t:tr , additional rsaoiuttona inquired by RFC, which could mean '
, th* biggest blpnk cheek the City, has writtw.
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Florida, and Keconstruction Finance, Corporation la bjr R * v
■olntlojt of City of Sanford, Florida, which.(ii pfirt prtvide#;;
CRy has agreed to the usual conditions. ghlch. aW fi
'The bonds shall be voupon bonda d|kt.ed aa of a date'eattaq
aw |tF C contract. Many cities and cbrponttigaa have
factory, to the Chlof (Chief , of Public A fjn cjr Branch of
te -RFC to secure necessary capital for ^svtkfimapt
Reconaiructiott Finance Corporation), Jn the AmomlMtioA:
va aot found tha tondittane buntanaome. thd condiof 91tfNN>.00 each pr such other denomination or dar''"*'”:‘
ifaguard the iatemta.of the^landar and tha lions aa niay be aailafactory to the Chief ; shall be
ated and be regljjtaral
ry ijp
aailafactory
.... the acceptance of thla rsulttf
be payable at such piaee or places 4nd shaU havo’i
of the Ihradhal WlR not ttmrddM t
specifications aa m ay,bo aatiafactory to tha C hlo fri!
«ky
aqthortoed to ha pttdfid la mohSy ‘froth’
bear intarast at the rate of four par eottt (4% ) par
t i tha TArmiaal and partdag malar funds if T9r*
payable amnl-anmwDy on day* of tHia.'jHr aa shall b# Mrtttmlaal
ara
factory to tha Chief.'
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8. The following Htaternent waa made by Mr. G. W. Spencer
in reply to Mr. Chaae’a next q u e e t i o n : i -‘
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"|t therefore appears that City of Sanford, Florida, ia
authorised by law to pay four per cent per annum on the
", hpnda laytied pursuant to said law, and that tha City in
- Htricf compliance with «aid law baa. executed a Resolution
with Rscdnatrutcion: Finance Corporation providing for
■ intereat at four, per cent.
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fai U nity, Thfer* U S tre n g th —
Te P n l W lk« p u t * of the f f i r l l f
To Promote lh« Progress of America.
To Produee Prosperity for Sanford.
S ttre H a n f o r d
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V O LU M E X X X X I
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S E S S S d
Survey Launched
Of Sub-Standard
Sanford Housing
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2 1 f lV
Sc rapping of the Social Security
Act in favor of the Townsend Plan
R esults W ill D eter
was urged today by Dr. Francis K.
m ine N u m b e r Of
TowienJ, eldedy founder of the
plan.
U nits T o Be Built
He wa* Joined in hit plea before
George W. Sim onijr., PHA.
the Senate Finance Committee by
and planning consultant of Jacksonville.
Senator! Pepper
(D-FI«)
■.Downey
uownsjr (D-Calif);.
i met Wednesday afternoon at the
^
Undrr the plan all person* 60 | Tourist Center with the local crew,
years of age or older would he that began work this morning, on
entitled, upon retirement, to re a rcyjiprrhrntivf detailed survey of
ceive a monthly check from the tubSttardard housing within the
government. Similar p a y m e n 1 1 | Sanford area. Mr. Simons hat been
would be made to disabled periont engaged by the Sanford Housing
and to widows with dependent Authority to conduct the survey
and to prepare a report on the
children.
The cost would be financed by a result* obtained to be submitted to
. 3 percent ta* on the grots income the Public Housing Administration.
The survey of the Sanford area
* of companies and on the individual
incomes in races* of $250 month. will hr the first survey to be made
The monthly paymanta would in the entire South under the vast
be divided on a pro-rata hael* low-rent public housing program
and would vary with the tax ro- now getting started under The
turria. A beneficiary would havo
to
ipend hla monthly check limiting Ad of 1149 passed by
within SO days tnaide the United Congress last summer. Mr. Simons
State*.
•ays. He staled further, however.
Dr. Townsend testified that on
the bant* of
M tiatici,
u s u i., the pens
............
would ha-Iona would,
w mount to about |180 a month.
The cornmlttae la holding hear
ings on n House-passed bill to
expand the Social Security sys
tem and Increase Its beneflta.
Senator McMahon (D-Connl to
day proposed that the United
States undertake a bold- new
poaeo
offensive
to told
the
world’s
“truly, terrible
arm*
race.”
Ha told the Senate Die United
|t(l j, IUpcrvising several other
survey* lor other authorities that
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week*.
Fieri H. Williams it to ba the
IfrguH K orea Aid
crew how the purvey l» to.be eonducted and what the objective* are
of making It. The crew will go
from house hi house In all sub
standard area* In Banford and
within five miles from thr City
limits, There will be a printed
questionnaire filled In for each
dwelling unit within tlm ursii* sur
veyed from Information obtained
nd through
encc
that this United
Statea through obaervatlon andl
‘hr«ugn
queatlnning the occupanta of the
atand* hy ita demand for tight dwelling unit*.
International control Inapectlona
liifnrntatlutr will be obtained con
before
outlawing
any atomic cerning the physical characteristic*
weapona. Including the projected nr each dwelling auch aa: number
new h-bomb.
uf rooms; sanitary facilities, elec
tric, heating and cooking facilities:
general type, exterior con»trucllan
materials, and general condition
Today'* contributor* werei
of the structure. In addition, per
Martha H. Azzarello
| ,1.00 sonal Information will be obtained
Mr*. B..TI. Reck
5.00 about each peraon living within
. Roy Symei, Sr. .
BJW th* dwelling aurved «uch aa:
Hehry WIIt4. Jr.
H.00 Name: ralatronehlp to other* liv
Genfge D. Bishop
5,00 ing In same dwelling: aex; age:
Jn£ B. B a k e r ' ................. 2.00 race; whether a veteran or not I
J*me* G. Sharon
.
.... 1.00 end Income for the year
Pitot Club
- ............ 10.00 from wage* and aflarlee, from
Hpdn^er-lfarden .Dairy
10i00 self-employment, end from othtr
Ptcvinus' 'coptrlbutlofia already
acknowledged are k* follows:
Mrs Simona emphealxed that
M'». A. D, Xachgry'
I l.Oo there I* e definite end apedflc
Yvalto O(tinker
.... 1,00 purpose for eaen Item of Informa
Mn *nd Mrs. Sam Martina
6.00 tion to be obtained and that ax
5.00 accurate Information a* poislol*
Housholder Associates
0 Garland 'W. Spencer '
6.00 must he secured. He further emw Voile Wililanjs. Jr.
6.00 phaalxed that all Information "bA. 'Edwin Bhlnhnlaer
6.00 tolned will ba abeolutolv confiden
Frad R. Wilson ...............
6.00 tial, and that none of the Informa
1.00 tion about any peraon trill he reJohn G. Leonardy ...... .....
6.00 Isased to^anyona^or^to an^othsr
B. W. Ware
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Anonymous
1.00
Dr. Harry Sllaby
10.00
Anonymous
6.00
1.00
T. F. Renhain
Brodl* Williams
5.00
C. W. Baker
$ 10.00
The Sanford Ihuffleboard Asso
A. Derby
600 ciation, a branch of the Tourist
i f Donald Middleton
Adklna A Adkins Company 10.00 Club, w t* yeetorday host to 80
H. 8 . Woodruff
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BOO visitors from New Smyrna at a
W. M. Thigpen
....................8.00 tournament attended by about 100
Jennllr Welle Lehman
.......
2,00 persona. Sanford won tht.matrhas
E. B. A'Nftrh W. Collin* ...... 1.00 hy a score of 12 to 1 1 ,
Pollsr Oldaker ...: ( ............. 1.00
PHer to th« game* • tittle cerrC. II.'Boyd* '
, ............ 2.00 mony was hold on* the court and
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$* 6 i»,__________
Fred Mitchell, 77, mfmber of the
MIRSOUR1 W OUNDED
local.team, wife pNNUted by Boy
PO RTSM OUTH ,, V*., feb. 2. Ball of New York State In be
OP) ^—' A ’ IMfbAt tong gash was half'ef fallow montfam, a number
n sliced In the balilkehlp Mlaaourt'a • t gifts In eelebratioti of Mr. Mltr J bottom wbptr iha grounded m eheP’a birthday. ,
L . C . Hughes, pfaaldent of the
Bgwford Shuffleboard Awocietlon,
welcomed the vlattora, including
6 RABIKB Ilf Ml MONTH!
E a rl Millar, praoldmrt, and H. M.
CHICAGO. F*b. t ■
— m — Mr. load, gamaa director of the Now
and Mr*. Joeeph Bynum of Hick- Sayrrna club.
land, Ind., have hod five bamee
Following the games, the visit
within 88 mentha.
ors enjoyed doughntrto and coffao
Nat end Cecily, their nine-day- at Um Tourist Center aa (neats
eld twins, yesterdsy met Paul and of Im club* Among Uw** whu
. Lloyd (0 g u ll, 22 month eld twine, (teofeed the vWtaon was D. F.
ms and Collie, their tt-month-old elei ■rudder, president e f tlm elnb.
Chief O p erato r Q uits
Meeting W ith Lew is
Less T han An H our
A fter T alks Began
W a s h i n g t o n !"let.. 2. _ « p i
— The United Stale* Is consid
ering “counter measures" again*!
new Ruaatan tranaporl restric
tion* between western Germany
and Berlin, the Slate depart
ment aald today. A department
spokesman accused the Husslan*
of violating the Purls agree
ment of laat June which ended
the Berlin blockade of Iasi year.
The Parla agreement restored no
uninterrupted flow «f rail and
motor traffic between Her I In
and the western tones.
W ASHINGTON* Feb J. — Mpi
Northern arid western roal
operator* today accepted Ureal,
deni Truman** proposal fnr a To
day ulrlkc truce while fact-finder* investigate the coal dispute.
They advised thr White Home
ol their acceptance ahnrllv after
rrll»|i«e of direct negotiation*—
tie 1 11n only yrMrrday — with
John 1. I.ewl*. I.ewis, chief of
the mine worker*, told reporter*
he would reply to Mr. Truman
h) Silt unlay.
Me did not aay
«h*l hi* reply would be.
N a v y To Build
MARCH OF DIMES
Sanford Wlni In
Shuffleboard Tourney
OBOUNDMOO A P P IA B g
^JN XfU TA W N BT, Pa., Feb. 2
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The ault, aa filed by 0 , W Hl* |me limvei in Asia. ,
Spencer,' ‘attorney,
aakesl
f«>i
,\i il.r
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1100.000 damage* from Mr. Beck
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The latter, repraaented by M)p I'^-JI'V. eh.i-msu nf the |»,ni
""laff, mil A
lif i'iil
Housholder Associates, filed i ...... I- .
is cmlntcr suit for the
suuie n»vi N Vn rule nl,c i «, »,ii.r
S.ll'l ill
amount, but this was denied in ,
.
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Earl
iriv Recognition Of
mT” e t|ncldenl# Mcu»red Apr J'J.
1949 on McHwtiher properly
. r°p'
near the Sanford Boat Works
amt was the raault of an argumant over M r.'B eck's cattle heIng on Merlwathar proparty. Thr
caea waa started reaterday morn
ing, continued all day and re
sumed thta morning. Judge M.
B. Smith pretided.
In the. rountyrsult, Mr. Reck
charged William Meriwether with
committing assault upon him bv
“
- ihreatenli
,
tint
leged that ha thrfeetenad to kill
him and attomptod to make hi*
way to hla gun In u nearby boat.
Spitz Dog Save*
Life Of 4-Year Old
faithful little whlto Splta
dog eaved
lavad the life of hla faour
aster, little Jimmy
year old m
master,
Jones in Oviedo. Wednesday af
ternoon by grabbing n five foot
rattlesnake that lay aeml-coneealed under some leave* on the
lawn of the boy'a heme, and di
rectly In . hi* path.
Little Jimmy had been aent to
a neighbor* to tet aora# dog
food for hla 'Tririe", and a*
ha returned with It. tne dog In
eager
anticipation, trotted on
■heed, then (topped short with a
WASHING ION, | *1, l 4 /P)—
f’lesideut I Mini,11 ,,id today that
lip
drim4 everything tic call to
«e| mu^>e,iion si ai linn on fair
employment practice, leqislalion
|IFF I T )
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| toms were resumed only yesterdnv afternoon, after « buig lapse
In effnrta at settllnc the eight
month oM cnB| ,lhp„le.
After 1 /ive’, first announce*.
rneiit. llurvey I'm (wi IgHI. ehftll
tnnn
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the
|otnl
ntiitlir III
mid
fi,
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s l,e n n aii,
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■amr ,»t thr rml ,,l a irm n.l <l,v
|,„ the viuting IniMt ( Inrl,
t,.
ARMY 8BOBBTARY
WASHINGTON. Fab. &
Karl M. BendUea, Ban Francisco
lawyer, wae awora hi today as
TO URIBT CLU B PAHTT ’
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sacratoriea
Kiwanians H e a r Beverage Agirnls
flcorgc Barr Talk Charged By B a r s
A b o u t Umpiring With ‘Inveigling*
D imink their visit they
been t„|(| tl,* United Stale, .I.....I.I In Group No.
ami i, np|io,ed
Former National Leigue Umpire
bv Voile Williams. .Ir , young
^ rl' "* W>.°00,0 0 0 ,naval h , . . .«
Hanford attorney. In union No lieorge Barr yesterday lohl Kiwan
for m
|»**n I I, M K KmlMi, Im-uuitienl, ), op
ails ihal although he lias rented
AHniirat Sherman lotd iruie, posed by Vivian Rpeer. former after I ? yean of baseball ,e,y„e.
lal
piindrnlt lh.il Russia hat hrlwrn, merchant.
1
The deadline fur leuUtiHtimi < he intends to carry on ihe Ban
■»«< .-™l suhtnannes m c1itfi run fnr the l.eglalalure paaaeil, -^rhonl nf Umpiring, and dial he
niitsion. Ahnoi II fouilll ol tlir.e at noon Tuesday, said O. P. Hern j wauls il to remain ill Sanlnrd Ife
.ire m the f’anfic, lie said.
rnJ!n ,£ clerh
*vas introduced by Joel Field
F'arllrr ho
said the
\ ir
line
for
qualification
*0
run
for
...
“ * declare,I, ,nd
1!
would keep (he Seventh Task Fieri
Ihe County ComrnlKalon post in
' iiave traveled all over th
ill A-unllc water "ha lung 11,
Ulslrirl Nn, 2, nmv urcupled by I uUa. Ok la. and at Put,lung. P*
..... ’’ He added Ihe Navy mlyi
stmt's* sunn' iiniill mldlllona in ihe
P-udfb and W1111M ii'orKiuiirr u
f'UrpH h> ki'cp aiuno rruiscra m>‘l
»t Inaai two isirrrnft curriern li>
alcail uf nriii In Pacific w*lcra
Thr Mmilli'y-VulidcnlHTg «<»>•*■
mi-ill did not imply a flat rojedi""
uf rpr"ium<uil*tfnns mado ycatiu
dnv by General MacArthur’* Ini'
cuniniiimlcra fur lucrensed nlrt-nti* *'
In h"ld thr Aslnllr line,
General [lindlcy anld the Jnlui
Clurfa weie born lint to rcncli
cuncluslumi but to gather *ddl(l"i<
<ii«a(laasii tta l*aa* M l* u
.1. K M'Glellaiul. and DHlrlrt Nn
1, occupied hy il f’ IJndd
The
lerni I* four ye*r*.
Other* who can qualify In run
before the Mar. 1H deadlln* are
Oemoerntic committeemen ami
women, said Mr. Herndon. The-e
will Include * man and woman
from each voting precinct In the
county to serve on the County K»
endive Cnrnmlltee, a congressional
' ommltteemHn and woman from
each County and Stale executive
rutomllteemen and women from
■»ch county.
New Industry In Sanford Make*
Crab Cakes. Deviled Crab Meat
E O y u !SLH
by the wrnmeltog, also came
running. Jlmgay IgL the aasi «f
Poatmaator andI Mm . 1. B. Jonas,
who at the tlam ware away
from home.
D lt ritl fellow fgllfIN O tlMMBAfUfell siid^h* nssh 1,11111111 if a
searrh plane In which sis men were inpued. the bun' . miiiinna fn> tb»
Air F o sie 0-64 Jhal It lost In the fulinri
44 p’ r* ' ''Uosrd ' 'em
bet* Af Hi# 36fh Bqrnbrr Squedinn (toi'inu* p'l-m u* im 'a u
n
effort Id warm i)p t(l*|r bomber * i>i|.>r* *‘ * fe'd m ff»e is v it’s ' I n i
Belmv. Staff Sgt Harold M. IJ.-ssii-r llatti *miI p.> 1 t . 1 " <' M l>
Boyd lest the ge*t they Will IIS* so III* et-eni Mi-, In - >' IU".P •«
reach vlrllm i aboard fhe stricken ci id
t !">•>’ "o"'"'*1 >’ '.m..||.i...m i
Arnold ({uiilifies F or
St nit* E otfislaturu R ecently R etirrrl Urn- | ,,,hn
h
II (,»«• Armild, mayor nf I.niik
pirc E xpresses H opr
ii,t. :,( )ir
wimd, qualified Tuendav a- » can
i*'nr School's Ki l l mr
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dldate fill Ihe Slate t c k i , l.itinc
One nf S.rrtfonJ's new and |.rnli|able industries it the preparalion
of crab cake* anil deviled crab meal for distribution lo retail stores,
from under th e ,fa m e . The dor restaurants and wlolcsalc dislribiiton.
Tlir product, known «t "Smyrna Maid" crab rakes, it made by
Mrs. H. A, Hivijw. formerly of New Smyrna, who moved her growing
At thta polfrt lhe eolored house busmen here fan.- *3. due to its yrowtn, and to here advantage of
cold storage ikcilil.-t of the Centra^ Florida Quick Freei* and Storage
irvEhkwfe,aaa
Knn.il R ights B i l l
Is P resident’s Aim;
Coni M iners W arned
Cold H am pers H u n t For A irliner
order njr lnprnvl.lnn* of
operator s'
eiinfereii. e,
vardlct hy the Jury.
"
i’*'"1 ,n »trengil,eu 1*«,.I weslcin
44 4»N ll« ig pf l f i n P n g * » ' « « r l
Jurymen were F. A. Piers'in. '""I an Imi n ui llir we,Inn I',.,
D. C. Dickerhoff, Henry Thm >•
ton. Jessie L
Hartley, W. H.
Stovall and Jams* O. Buale
Young Meriwether malntnined
that as the result of the injurv
he had to wear a c u t , paid out
1600 for medical attention and
stated that the bone atruelure
of his *h°uld*r hed hern per-
lTruman Hints At Push
F or Action On FEPC;
Waves T-H Coal Club
-It-olly belore (lie ti.u k tip of
d-» o'u-iliahmis, I'residenl In i
--no but nudged both .dies, ill el
I ..I In gel on low,.id so sgt*e
me Ot O. look 111 I lie Willie House
' ii make eveiy possible w ire to
,-rl loll I oal pindtll tl'ili
He «aol In* leqursl fill I /O dav
hike trine did not rule out |ios
nfdp *1 him under thr Lift Hartley
tarjr, whereby Use W ter w»a a l-, Ameiican
Saslern Heel dW Win.riav "nn atrlke
........... ..
, trrnfti|, lri *'*!■» eraargeru-y
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N n. 119
W ASIIINU rON. Feb 2 - 4 / P) - L'ninn-opeiatoi nrgolivlinns for a
lelllenient ol llie coal dlspule col
lapsed loclav
l.e*» than an hnui altri their
'etniid session began, (icorge l.ove,
ITATI tICMtAtY Mean Aeheson Is
thmvn after he leshlled'ln Wath- ihi-f iipgdhator for northern mine
Ingtou
the House Foreignoivners. walked fioin the conference
Affairs r-immlttee 00 aid for Korea, loom wilb llui aimoiini nnenl
Aeheson approved Mouse plan* to
‘Negolialions with the miners
Unk eramamlr aid to Korea w it h . ,M>„
"
furthrr *xtrwii#>n of nnp fn Chinn.
which uonld require no new apHe .aid the npeiator. would
pfoprUlmn.
(Interiniljuiull) |,,.e a "lull statement" lalei
M eriwether Given Stronger Fleet
$1,000 Damages In In Pacific Z one
Suit Against Beck . , . , t„
X iM rE W
Continued mild and claar to
parllr cloud* through Friday.
^ wA isso
n f tcia
f t te
T Pdr cP r w s L e a se d W ire
Peace Ta'Iir
Collapse In
Coal Dispute
W estern Pow ers E x
pected To A c c e p t
B ho Dai Regime In
Move Against Reds
By ASHOUIATK1) I’HKSH
The French upper Inline of
Parliament today ratiftrd an ac
cord giving the Ua<> Dai regime of
IndoCIlin* partial .elf-government.
This paved the wav lor early iecognition hy the Umtrd .‘ 'talcs,
Britain, and ollirr Weitcm powers.
East and We»l w-ir llui* lining
up on opposite aidra on llir ey
plosive isse of InHot Inna, poten
tial Communist doorway i» -outli
cast Asia.
Western recognition "I Man Dai
would coll liter Russia'' action in reedgniring the rrguii' nl the icliel
(t'aatl***# Sta raa* Vnarl
Company.
*
• A* an Inducement to bring Urn eta.
hosino** here, Fnrrett Oatchel,
Mrs. Blvlna I* the daughter of
operator of the Storage Co., bad Mr* Rets Pmall of Hanford Ml**
erected a complete building within Holly Blvlna assist* in the work.
a building, a concrete block *tror- The business wee started July t
ture 40 by 4(1 feet In sire.
In (he hark nf a gmeary *t"r* In
Within the arnall building is a New Smyrna. Demand la now ex
kitchen where daily from ton to ceeding supply, aald ‘Mrs. Bivins,
160 pound* of crab meet I* deviled and many buyers come here from
In the shell, also made Into cakes. Jacksonville and Tampa.
Forrest Oatchel reported that
Seven girla asalat In the work. I here Is quit# a good demand for
The rrah meat la brought here locally railed poultry from hi*
from New Smyrna. Titusville and firm, which hae up-to-date sanlCocoa, and to It la added bread ■
ary facilities for drawing the
crumbs, onions, celery, salt, pep- poultry.
Local
huntera have
r and aplcefe. The cakes are
apped In cellophane and Immedtly placed In said storage at sub
■ssWWs-oS#
set
,
W EA TH ER
N E W S P A P E R ___________________________________________________________________
Mrv-BHbftt* VjflftHnwr-lo , thff h i h d ' t o ' f i y a "kfriffg tha .youth he
It* development “ might mean un
conditional auffender ip advance
— bv th e ' United Htatae to alien
force* of evil."
M*dMah«n t* chairman of the
lolnt Senete-Ifnusa atomic com
mittee. Ho apoko out ahnrtly-after Pres Idmil Truman had told
his Whlto House news coufer-
Bynum la a U year old truck
*> driver. Hla wife, Lyrut, fa 24
D A IL Y
field supervisor coordinating and
_____
A d m i r a l Slim m i n i R e directing the survey crew to he
A Jury In Circuit I’ourt this
composed I f the following Sanford
v eils Minus T o Atfd law.
morning awarded 11,000 damagt's
men: Hugh Duncan. T. V. Craw to William F . Meriwether, ID,
T o F a r E ; m t N - *«/v
Ha would u*# the t * ii Hartley
** v y I aw
whenever an
emergency
ford. Earl Bourqvarder, Chari** Who
Jointed by
hi*
father,
r n k iv n r . i
1 ” ,zm s i * , ' , I developed, Mr. Truman told h
Hobson, Oswald Roberts, Robert rnsncls Meriwether. c h a r g e d
i l l , i-eli 2 (/ P-) . Addpral
WH conference.
■>row*II R, Back, fl# year old
- ™ - . „O
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evrunmne.
von Herbulit. Ralph Lotting end cattleman wfth assault and b * t.|, '’" f ' 1 ' Nberumn s.uf inday [he J lie roti'-f atk a court fa*
fog an
; • ftvsssrcjns?at-**.
u ld .failure. In. peetet ahenAswlth
IN D E P E N D E N T
THE
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1908
Pepper, Townsend FrenchKelax
Plead For ‘Ptan*~ ConiTol Over
Before Senators Indo-Chinese
F ra n cis E. T ow nsend
Is Joined By P ep
per In Plea T o End
Social Security Act
;> Y
I ’ l l \i IA
II
< l l h r t .ii
i n :| m
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1
t t 1 'A
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- .lii. kci I wUI. ip , C1 4 I
III. 111
ItlK I* '! l|c t, I, I111 opei aim s IliN
vml a111 IeIll'll law.
lb ,I r, 1 , bt, reply when * itpmier atknl ti In. new, conference
d lie I,ail ariv plans In get House
j Speaker f?,ybitrit
(D-Tex)
10
! lengm/e (’hairman l.esinski fDMill.) rd lire 1 yIn 1r Committee to
luiiU up the IT,PC lull
Uteri be hurled ihst he has heen
pullme stupe pie,,me on Rayburn.
He ,,rd rival d repoilei* could sit
in »n In, we.hlv me»imt|, wilb
r r.pJ|e.,|..M,l Iri ler, they would
1, 111*1. how I. lit) hr 1, winking to
Uel I I I’( .11 lion
I i- id led 1I1,1 ilia queslinn of
in i■
.......... .1 I e.ni.ki 11 , mailer
I.u qieikei Rsybuin
On f I U* die Hmi,r niiution is
this
ll*e l"H ''I* h*»!, SppiOV"d by
die | , 1.01 1 "tmniitee lint ihe Rules
I .ininnllee, which has genrral conii.tt ruei the IrKitlihve prngrxm.
has t'liitrd lii send il to iha (Inal
1 fin s vole
I hitler House rules, lliel* * 1 *
i eiiain days when il could be
brought up anyhow Bui m atdfer
lot tlial lo be done, Speakei R*yiuiTii would have In iccogiiife the
I liioi rpuinuitee rhairinan lo make
» i.i.Uuiu In r onsider I I P'
T ASHING TON. Feh
2— (/Pi—
•’i.,ideol rnim.in s.str) today hit
* *)»♦*-4f fnr 4 70 rjiv »Ostl HllW
♦m<- p fln.p« ft*if rtjfi" 'Till |Kl$ilb(R
» iiripi liiufpt thr I ill \ Lirllrv Liw
Wlir»|p rt nn l.nifiUMK.v dfvH■
Isv he- Will MlVdir llir 1 M At I,
f 4 itiillnuiNl 41m Pfe»« F*m»»I
Mental Export
Insists Me r r y
Killer Was Insane
M in im s m m
■
I't A mental
(c .il.’dlv tnda"
.
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t„.tir''.l .a.
r ic-id’-
'Mi'iiatloii that t st'd Aim P*i*rM
" i
lunatie when
! ."e,i Imp fatber
'be
'Imi
snd
Tile ".'tne*, P ' r’ liff ltd Mo-ire.
v*s 111 id- Ii, I J 11.1I1I
I ’.tlin lie 11 I, 1 1 1 II11 IV "t.si defense m eillisl expert, flu
ill
|uovi*ti"d
.tale".
a llo r" * ,’
1 I iilllefcm e l«e|.||e ! o l" IV M'lltl 1 ' . iiii|o're
It
( illV**. t■.1 W 11 |e||
• ..'lid tie (iiattv lift "It T ,r *"i".
|l
-111! l|tllieur (11(1 e lll'l ,1111
me tn elianga v""'
i""liin vmild
, 'i not
(lie
’I dll IMI, *Ire 1*1 e.|
j F,
hiiyc
| \lilll.ini.
.fill, "...
|l
I (old til fin that 1 li.rl never
V U .il
11, l,ke.| (lie 1 DlllefeiM e
">:tir in contact with rnoie Irlernl
1*V ti Inis'' brlme W iiieii mi"
Iv tienple than in San |r»ff| **
,1 1 , 1 .1 He. ejaqe D-iiaiMnenl
•I
I don t want to go in lamp*.
111 I'al" Hull iliUllly
lie '.ml lie
Palm B«ach or Claremoie. Old*
IV*' I
I'klMK llie liu veililii li.l
wine- I havt receive) i lln s to
M .'ififHigil II 11 Fog* Fim rl
ike my school.” he •aid. "I waul
(n »i*y in Sanford."
Hrjidded that he 11** t pfftPllJ
srliooT enrollment nf IT , and one
"1 ihe ftnetl tel-upi iliat be evn
had.
ti wimld," sh"' '.i.‘t it 1 . (,,v
l.'sti 1st
\t another point l" M n o .sid
1m !.*d learchad
ill* iae .e
and formed an on1"' m .m r - r o l ’a
in .a n llv "from o b l.b I shall not
lie swaved
"
lii
Moore refuse,| to onced#
even that til# golden hailed girl
i filed a test-shot f| mn the revolver
.lie II,til to pul s merev bullet
l Hilo hei cancel il t-lied father's
head
"I don't know that ,l.e Ini,"
Krj:)s(ral ion For
IDdO ElfM'lioiiH
Kcarlics 2.52R ,ald
llie witness.
____
lltlil
'You doubt I t ? ” a.kml Willis
iclty that Sanford la deriving ft uni
l 1.^ - ' atinn fnr voting dining
"I have no ration to loubt it
Ills school, he stated tb»l Aillitn , , (n
fom week period fnr •■r not lo dmibl It,’’ reidled the
(iodfrey, noted tadlo announcer, re n g'<" *tlnn of all votci* in psychiatrist
*T know tlmie were
bad again aa tast year, "|iu*bed |
........
rnimtv wlm wish to two abells dlsrhargi'd "
•he button," signalling the ie
In 1 !iMff election.* mil
Itnlv one of the t-<-, -.'mils was
opening of hll school Mote than „n
,iurnl eleetiona leuclicd filed at the bedside if l.’arol's
UiOfl picture post cards of t b e .N
f 2.628, stated t.ourliie illlng father, tastlmony has shown.
trnuol, mentioning * Bsnfonli nr^ . f\
iiiimi vlin r nf
The stats s*va the other was
iifiiif mailed to nome townn by 1Isti
* all""
fired a short time before in »om#
umpTra trainees ha said. A Grant
Mii lli-fsenger uigad all tiioae
land Rice movie taken of Ihe c Iik 'Mc t i- vote to visit tho woods tn trst the gun.
school I* helng shown al 1 «vei the legist) »tmn office, located in Ihe
CAN ADA R E T A L IA T E S
world.
offbe "f Ur. Hanrv McLaulln.
O TTAW A . Feb. 2. — GP> —Two
Mr. Harr ravtaled that since be Opt......
1th Magnolia Avc- members o( the Csechoslovak le
recently announced hts retirement "' 11'.
snort aa possible mi as
from ecllve umpiring he had re lo avoid » last mlniile rush neur gation In Ottawa have been or
dered to have Canada within seven
reived hundreds of letter* com ibc deetlllne.
day* Ib is was In retaliation for
mending him for hl» work.
Tlia ifgistratlnn twiok* will be the action "f the Communist
One of these latter*, coming open eight more week* which
Czechoslovak government In #gtreanaueg Ua Pag* Htahtl
ineen, tlial 034 registiations will
* " t.
T , . ; : ; jii *mli*v« (o |,e made mich week beG R E E N W A R N S H U SIN ESB
ploy#* In Prague Iasi mouth.
foic the t!‘'«dllue on Mar. 31 In
MIAMI B E A C H , Feb. 2 . - t/T> tndei to teach the expected 10.President William Green said (Hill, new registration*. *»irt Mrs,
today that "drastic and crippling Messenger.
legislation" on tabor will eventualJA CK SO N V ILLE. Fsb. 2 ^GP),
In order to h« eligible to vote
ly hurt bualneu and leave a clear a person must he * citizen of Station
Hleh Los
road for Communlirn.
llie United State*; be 21 year* of Atlanta
78
Graen aald business men opposed nge; must have heen * legal Ilnaton
to government controls on tholr ifsldent of the State of Florida Rurhauk
own activities welcome the Taft- for one vear and of Hemlnole Chicago
Hartley Law “because they be County for aig months: If a Detroit
lieve labor will be the chief vic iiatnriillxed citizen, the naturat- Ngw Orleans
tim."
liatton papers must be shown to Ran Antonin
But he said that "when the free th# reglttratlon officer. In addi Beatllfl
antorpriM of labor le ehaoklsd tho tion to tho above requirements, Jacksonville .
fn # nterprtafe of buaineae Is only a person la also required by law
.... Miami ........
°"*^top away from governmental to give hla or her age and data Orlando ......
of birth.
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Bake 'oml Boll 'em! Fry ‘eml They'll*
Sugur-CuteJ und Hardwood Smoked
and they're p ik o J "ou1 ol ihie woriu"
lor an
A nniversary
Sensational
V alu el
* •
lack Spratt
Brand
White They U it l (And They'll Go Feel)
“ W llsco" Sliced Breakfast
Hickory Sweet, Grade A
B a co n
9 Terrific Sties Days-Thars., Feb. 2 -Sal. Feb. 11
Factory Pack— Florida C rystals
SU G A R 2 9
1001 FeohVM l liggeet Food Ad ol the Yearl Thounandn ol Dolltrs In Food Bavlngal
Ask at Store For 8-Page Color Birthday Price Listl
BEEF
Tender
Steak
Boat!
89c
lb.
69c
lb.
35c
Brisket
Slow
K rr.li Ground
Hamburger lb. 49c
No. 1
Van Camp Kidney
“
c . n t w c ut c h o P . - . b 5
Quantity flight# Referred
Price* Good Thru Sat.. Feb. II
pkg.
t muoiosum! mm mm m o mam
6*oi.
Meadors' Peanut
FRYERS lb. 49c
I
K iiikuii Reliable Ronrless
Cooked Plcnlu. 4 tl lb. Tins
Hams
lb.
»
1* rinour's Star Pure
59c l >ard
lb.
16c
nste O’ Sea Red Perch
Pig Brains lb. 19c
lb.
33c
Sausage 10-os. 35c * 'illeli
Pig Tails lb. 25c Orange Bund Skinless
\ Hies Cliesapeuke Bay Sid.
Pig Fool lb.
10c Weiners
lb. 49c Clyilori
pi.
59c
’Pictsweet" Quick-Frozen, Sliced, Sweetened
De/ Monte
EDOCAT0B
ll1
. 'M b i./ lto a fi f
K rtf< V -,n
Aeaorled Cooklea
Or- A.,Med.jPUe
Velvoela
10c
No Rubbing
Pliilii. Crriiin
Aorowax
Crlstall Baked
Coloiod Mniwailnol
llipollte Marshmallow
Solids, Ibn.
qt.
5
Old English Scratch Cover
D o zan
Apples No. 303 24c
Creme
'
9
Shipped Dressed & Drawn
Oscur Mnyer Liver
Hersliey's Chocolate
Pkg.
lb.
Prime Rib
Bob’s ••Unit Pounder" or
Childhood
Klnoo
Smoked Hams 59e
Roostib39c
Fiosh Corn-Fed. Bib End Poik Loin
(■'Mule A Hu
Rich, Red Sirloin
Stnkrly’s Small Green
Slicki
*
U. S. G o vt Good Grade
White Cross Glen! Ripe
25 lbe.
Double
"NHirH
Prodnco, Dairy aid
F ro m Food Prion
Choc. Fudge, Cherry, Butter
Scotch
Saadaotios far 15c Goad O ily Thra Sal.
Fob. 4th
Olives
2
3 9 e 49*
"Sunnyland" heady-to-Eat, Hall or Whole, Skinned
TENDEHAY
Ilip iil!!
“
Quarters, lb.
Aimuur Clovei bloom Hotter
pi.
Patties
Cary 10<P,4 Pure Maple
1-lb.
3!
Strained Baby Foods
l.uy’s Potato
That Famonn
Garcia Spanish Bran
Burry Blk. Walnut or Oetmaal
C ssU ts
10-si.
Carton of 6
o M o n H tm rn m m m m m m o m m o t
15s
‘ 'National Brand t •
(plu* dtp.)
G o. Maid" Pure Cane
Fancy Canadian Whllo
Potatoes
;A q ,» .'jr
\o wot7m\uy
Foods
Stronuheart Dog
F a n c y Texas
Carrots 2
Agen Ford hook
Murray Vanilla
No. 2'/j
W » M - yhg..
Afen^lngtlsh ’ • /
33c
Fancy Western Wlnesa
Carey Plain or Indited
12 0 i Can
Agen Quirk Frozen
Flag* Large Lima
Beatfs lb. pkg. 18c
Quick Frozen
Canadian
Cut Green
Michigan Yellow
Butcher Shop" Dog
“Butcher
Fe si
Re. 1
Tompkins Dura-Color
Bm aa
fa .
Old Southern “Hush Puppy'*
An-Purpoee Shortening!
on
10-os. 12c
It
M l
FOOO.OOO Plumbers in a Can
Coated Chocolalee—
>ty
Ft
M U is
(No. 3H Can 33c)
4 !
A
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SPAM
M l • 5. ♦
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i f ill. Si ii
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this gnat new formula may halp you build
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FATIGUE • UNDERWEIGH1
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BACKACHE • WEARINESS
CONSTIPATION • 'NERVES
( This is especial!) inn•of oUer profile.) Well, scientists have
learned that such a condition may he due to the simple fact
that von do not get enough B-Vitamins m your diet.
Naturally n is wise to consult \otir doctor since your
condition ma\ he due to other causes. Hut if mild Vuaunn-B
and Iron deficiencies an the cause of your bodily distress,
ticxt’l Sprt'iiil l onimlii mas do wonders lor you 1 U lty not
stop in and pet a bottle unlay!
Do you sometimes wonder what m the world can he the
matter witli you? You knov.' that you have no diseases, no
infections, . . yet you’re always "out" on your feet, con
stantly over-fatigued, nervous, weak, irritable, cheerless.
Don’t sacrifice fun, friends and romance when Bevel Special
Formula may he exactly what you need for sparkling good
health. Regardless of w hether you’ve been taking other vita
min preparations, Bevel may he the answer to your prayers. .’,
may he just w lu ty h u ncqdi-tO'givt you new vitality, new
energy, new charm. Try i t . , . o n a money-hack guarantee!
IV* know h* will n c o g n in Ih t
va/u* 0/ Phil Spuilal fo rm u la
loch capful* contain!;
Thiamin* Hydrochloride 11«>. . . . . , 3 mgmi.
RlballotIn 11)1.................... ...............3 mgmi.
Choline Dihydrogen Citrate . 30.473 mgmi
t a i l s *rgaU- Oieirna)
Pyrldoain* Hydrochloride 11«). . . 1.3 mgmt.
Ferroui Sullal«, dried .............. 104 4 mgmi
Niacinamide...................3 0 mgmt.
Wliul* Dried l l r e i * . ................... 100 mgmi
Calcium Pantothenate . . . . . . . . . 10 mgmi.
3 mgmi
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YOUR M O NEY BACK
Htre’i 1lie filreit o lkr you could ink fori tnrt tilin g
Ileifl S|trciil Formula tight awiy. You’ll probably
notice 1 change for the better in )mt a few d iyi! Keep
taking 1licit viuinm-aml-lnm capmlcs fur at leaic thirty
dayi. Then, if you don't feel definitely, noticeably bet.
ter, we will ttlnnJ yurr fnmljit pti.t uiilvtit .furmW
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ct. t
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■EXEL SPECIAL FORMULA
b t dietary supplement to help guard against;
B-VJtatnin and Iron deficiency symptoms. O n /
eapsule contain! five times the minimum daily1
tequltemennof Iron and Vitamin B, ...tuo anil
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T H E 8 A N F O R P H E R A L D . lA N T O t f t F L O R ID A
The Sanford Herald'
'Polio Unpredictable
Survey Launched
K*tsklla*»C In man
•H it« w eaiir •«*•»! iM u lir
The poliomyelitis record lust year shows how unt>le the dliaease ia and why many communities need
predictable
.-■•IW »«
r iM m M „ medical and financial
aid tr meet an erpfdifemic situation, ac*
final)
<;*•» m. rate. at tea p m i o m n
Lo
I. Dublin of the Metropolitan Life In. la a fare, risria*. iN w tka AH cording to Dr. Louis
at c n ir t r a •( Hank a, taro.
nurance Company.
-------- ilofJtANt) x r b e x i -------Attack
rates last year named
K4it«r
—
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. from , u high of 86 cases
noHUo* hhan
per 100,000 population in Idaho to a low of 5 in Soolh
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Restart* Wat-ixgrr
Carolina. Home local Hreatt, however, experienced rates much
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it n a t H t t iio a n i w i * ' :
CarHtr
. ...................... a .a* higher than their state figures. Two-thirds of the states
<•■<#..................... too recorded rates of 20 per 100,000 population, which is con
Msslha ..................... - S.M
Maatba ........ . . _ ...... ...., nan sidered of epidemic proportions. Among the states with
Hat Ttat
mao
'"Ail eWtaarr aailrM, rates mi rates below 20 there were several which only the previous
ttaaka. raaalatlaaa a a* aattaaa at v e a o ^ w e r^ ^ lo u fd j^ ^ whereas many of the 1940 leaders
natartalBM.aat far ■■>* MJtraarr nt
raaataa l» t> , will ha lY a ra t* la,
a* ranalat adttrtlataa raiaa.
'' iaararaaiait V s lts s illr Hr Fa*
le a *
banaaaaar
Rapraaaatlraa
£••** * t » Tarb, t hlraaa, Oat,all.
Maaaau flt r , aaa at. t.aala.
Tba liaaai* la a aitatKar- mi Ika
Aaaaalalae Press taklrb la estate*
aarlaalralr t« tba aaa fat raaakll*
£
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1 *ewa
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b l B **Baw.aaa*,,
wall nrlatae
aa all
A f aawa etaaalabaa.
"In North Carolhm. for instance,” Dr. Dublin said, "the
attack rate In 1949 was only one-tenth of the 1948 figure.
In Maine, on the other hand, the rate in 1949 was 12 times
that for the previous year. Even In those stales with high
rates in both 1948 and 1949 different areas within the states
were generally affected each year."
He pointed out that although the national figure w h s
at a peak Inst year, the highest rate among the states - 86
THURSDAY, FE B . 2, 10BO
recorded In Idaho - has been exceeded In other years. New
and New Jersey In the 1916 epidemic, Minnesota in
Todays dible vkrsK— York
1940, and Souh Dakota in 1948 nil reported rates well over
Justice should be blind. Wa m m 12(5 iter 100,000 population.
ludaemenl every day. He charltEven tho seasonal pnttern of the disense shows market!
able. Ye Khali hear the email a*
variations, Dr. Dublin pointed out.
well a* the great, —. De. I;J7.
"When a local epidemic Is under way It cannot be pre
Rep. Nixon, we believe it wet, dicted early when the peak will occur or how high It will
wenl* to know w)i*l we are going Itc," he said. “For the nation bh a whole last year, threeta do with the hydrogen bomb af fourths of the cases occurred in July through September,
ter we (el it. Well, we might hury but in California and Tuxas this proportion was only about
it at Fort Knox along with *11 that 60 iwrcont, I'cakit varying In level ramrail In time from early
July in T c x h m to late September in California,
gold.
"The unpredictability of the nerimiHiicua of tin impend
John Kitder hit given * pretty in# epidemic Ih IHunt rated by figure# for N®*r York City.
compreheniive tlilement of the The chhch occurring in July, the early epidemic month laa l
sewerage situation in the Herald year, were one ninth of the total, but In an Burlier epidemic
of Jan. 31. tf you mined teeing year, 1944, only one twenty-fifth occulrred In th*t month."
ProgTCHH in the battle ugainat polinmyelttia lx indicated
it, you should took it up. Meanwhile,’ we are glad to know that in the recent reduction of the chhc fatality rate from the
the City Commission is including diaeuaei according to Dr. Dublin. Although the reported In
cidence rate of poliomyelitia In the United Staten in 1949
the sewerage problem in its plan
wuh nlwut twice that for 1031, the death rate among child
far the future.
ren iiiHurcd in the ImJindria) Department of tho Metropolitan
The senatorial contest hat final Idfe InHttrance Company IhhI year waa only about hnlf that
ly simmered down to a three cor experienced In 1931.
nered rnnleit between Pepper.
Smalhert. and Morrell, at J. ft
Yearwond, another expected con
larder, failed In qualify The wa
tfr would lie lest rnudclird if Hor
rail too withdrew, hut since ihere
would he a runoff between the two
high men anyway if the race it
elose, it doesn't make much dif
fire nee.
, Rep. Marlin of Massac hotel It
la*ly> point* out that if the dol[r declines in value at much
ring the nett 50 years at it his
ring the past 50 years it will be
iijh about 1ft cent*.-Then the
2,000 inenmr whichJ President
iman is talking about so promis*
will actually represent about
160 in purchasing (rower, ll
fai't.how much money you get that
counts, it’s what ynu'fan huy with
it.
T he A rm ing O f E urope
Coal Dispute
;
|
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even insurance companies, don't
pertonnal manager ol Ihe Metro
politan Ufa Inauranc* Co., one of
th* biggeat and oldaal In the United
State*, who had charge of the Kir*
Mg and firing of *ome 10,000 ofa amptoy*** of the company,
lay of whom were young girl*,
limited one of them a* a Chriil*
la praeent with a pair of “faille*”.
I complained and the company
NR0ty fired him, etplaining that
Mi petition he wa« espected to
diiUin a certain amount of dig*
IT ill relation to hi* employee*.
» the CIO United Office and
lfe**ien*l Worker* Union ha*
the matter up, protecting M*
■due) and demanding that he
in the raid but Daly three arretti
were made. The State agent*
lUatliM * ream Page M s)
’('• a lla w * Praia C s s , M i l
claimed operator* had been "tipped
ugrnrv than tn the Sanford Hnus- any action or decision.
off ”
Ing Authority. Thera will ba A Four State agents participated
The agent* later filed case*
report prepared upon the findings
of the survey to ha rataaaed, but
against 10 other har operator*,
this report will reflect no name*
based on information previously
at nil and will merely ahow total*
of the different item* of Informaih attsi . _ ___
gathered hy undercover men.
ti„n in tibulrted form. He went leader (fcr Cni-Minb.
William* has not filed informa
un t« say that it ia moat Important
Hritatn acknowledged she would tions in the caeea. He tofd War
Dial all person* coi.UatYsd dur
ing the cuurae i>f the survey give offrr recognition of French-sup ren today '■! rfon't believe there
to the Interviewer* alt information ported Bao Dai within a week and Is a Jury In the etata of Florida
requested freely and truthfully. the United States ia expected lo that would convict any of them.”
The conference brought several
The principal objectives of mak
sharp exchanges between William*
ing the survey, as summarised by follow ruit.
Indo China
tf*- S la c .v . are;
1. The Public Housing Adminis
tration must have acruiatn in-'
formation about the aub-standard
housing now existing In flanfnrd
and about the low-income group*
now living in Hanford before It
can determine to what extent tho
Sanford Housing Authority should
participate in the low-rent public
housing ptngram. For the first
two-year part of a six year program, the Public Housing Admini
stration has authorised the Banfoul iiiMising Autlaii Uy to toftstruct 125 Units, The number of
units tlmt will be authorised for
the balance of the six year pro
gram will depend largely on the
art uni sub-standard homing and
low-income group condition* now
existing In Sanford as reflected by
the result* of the survey
J. The number of unit* to ha
f t ^ he*nItnMtad "for
‘L —
enlorni will In* bniwd on tha
M i l l , nf the survey. It i« itlanued to
rllKlribule the units In approx!
rnnt.lv the same ratio as Is tha
actual need for low-rent houalng
r.rmmg w hit, and among colored
members or low-lnrome group*.
:i. The site and general lyp# of
the null* rpnstrucled will be h*»*d
on existing rondltlon* a* dlsclortd
t,v l lie survey. For example, ihould
the survey show that approximate
ly Ml percent of the (ow-lncoms
groups within Banfnrd area could
lie adequately housed In two-bed.
room units, then Ml per cent of
ilie units eutwliurled win have
I wit bedrooms. Bboidd the survey
show that let! percent nf th* lowincome group. Is composed of eld
erly couples, then *npmxlmat*ly
to per mill of the unit* would
The aeal# have been placed on the formal agreement#
under which the United StatcH will help to hulld and aupply j have mm jiwlrimm «nly,
tile armei
med force# of eigi.l European nation#. Thl# i# tin- way that
, V their
w otruant*
u l would
d b!
arm# program accompanying Ihe Nortli Atlantic Dofcmto ifMorhnl as lltllr aa no»*lbl* by
Pact. Now the prellmlnarie# are done and the actual #hip- ■bibiren belonging *" other tenant*.
rneul# of arm# will begin; we are ready tn embark on a In flhnrt, lb.* iissic planning of
I hi* n ilire low-rent public houa*
venture th cjp ltial coh I o f which will lie a billion dollar#. Ing
program In Hanford will be
'rhe (|uc#Vion III many mind# i# thi#; How long will thts i.H.ci upon the Information ob
venture laid, and what will lie 11# ultimate coat and ohllga tained through the survey, Mr.
,
Ih> regarded
a# •*
a *imilitary Hlmons sold.
iiu iin i Tho
tills n
n im mu
ju i'x in m tnia
ly^ itiu uu e*n
Mona7
arm#
aid program
can mi
A sub-standard dwelling » de
parallel to thfl.ecqnprtiic a##l#tuncc# program in thcHo inut ion#. fined,
roughlv, *» env dwelling
and tho compdrindn'-i# not a chocrful one. The KtUirqpoan Hint Isj/undrslrabjr to live In boRecovery Program whh himposed to Im a strictly temporary
. bf lack of sanitary faelljproject which would help European nation# to regtain their
Htrongth and Iwcome uelf-aupporting. With the progtuin
now almoHt half completed wo are told that It will full -fur
factors' ‘it ts plan#horl of Ita-mark, that.Europe will need liolp of tho Name kijvlrnmnental
gs, whe
ni«d to survey all dwellings,
whethkind long after the four-year program end#. Will the arm# ............
nt,i v
h Mib-*fniid»rd I or ttil.j
Fdnltl
mnsbleron'ro
bo
aid program havo aNdmlltfr otitcomeV
* '
Viwddcntiai area* cnnsltfi
predominately
eub-ataiidard.
In
We rniiHt #oo to It that tho arm# aaqiatiince #ervt*«s order to give i. wellroundcd picture
it# intended purirose and no other. In becoming the «up|dy bf housing conditions within th#
hoiiHe for eight EAropean war machine# wo are play jug with Hanford ares. It may be
fire, We cannot afford the wanto of inaffirienele# nor llie ressurv tn survey s few dwellings
ih .t
ri#k of blunder#. The arm# HHHi#tancu #hould be a #tup-gap. within ares* that "i-®
sub-staniinril. It I* estimated that
to help the eight nation# build Htrongth quickly while pre from
four to six week* will be
paring to maintain that strength with their own rosoufcea. required to complete the work.____
If wo do not make more clear the temporary nature of thi#
with enthusiasm with the
program thun we did In regard to the economic aid project, •‘filled
prospect that the government
we may find ouraelvea Raddled with a funtiiHtlc burden of may now move In through th"
aupportlng European arm ies,
courts, or through th* Taft-Hart
An inlerriting hank itatemcnl
come* across our desk from the
First National Hank in Miami. It
show* among other ihings dial
bonk debili iq Miami are up 486
percent in the past len years, that
(wilding contracts have increased
397 percent, that the population
(tk* increased Bfl percent, in short
that Miami is alio growing. And
it thoyi deposits of the First Na lOaallaaeA V n a r u t S a i l
tional have' increased from 142,• told reporters that tha operators
3(3,000 in 1940 to 1127,137,000 had broken off the talks.
Cartwright said the operators
it tho pmsani tima.
would have a statement discuss
Don't think big businessmen, ing not only whet happened'In
Jho bargaining session, but ffivb*
oporatora' reply to
President Truman’a proposal for
a 70-day true*.
John L. Lewi* told reporters
the operators broke off nagotiatlona because they want govern
ment (atervenllon.
Ha
aald U
operatora aro
Beverage Agents
ley slave statute, to do th# Job
on the mine worker# which th#
operatora failed to do—namely to
reduce tha mine worker# to a
position of servility."
1*wit aald the operatora walk
ed out when union representa
tives offend a motion saying
that tha bargaining should proaped withoi'
or quallflca
'" 4" u
might follow through by Invoking
tha Tail-Hartley Act If his pres
ent course fails, he said that ha
had stated repeatedly that ha
would Invoke the Taft-Hartley Act
whenever there Is a national enter-.
gvney.
Neither Lewis nor the operatora
has yet replied to the President's
Truman Report
Mr. Truman told a new* conference,
On Tuesday. Mr. Truman ask
ed John L Lewie and the soft
coal operators to agree to 70 day*
of full coal production while fact
finders look into their contract
proposal.
dispute.
-fie aaked for replies to his pro
posal by B P.M. Saturday.
The proposed fact-finding tioard
would ha appointed outside the
Taft-Hartley Law.
In reply tn questions from re*.(•/? Vr.^ Trtfnan «#h* fnda.Y.
that when he asked for normal
production of coal, he meant a fiveday week generally.
Under the new aerowi^ajjrmgly^and Lewis Schott, Stale Beverpjr*
approved
by* Fran ces
lower") ‘‘.'A*"1■“ ml nt one lime siCjVVmuV
Ttou.c of Parliament, the B#oj Warren cautioned “Oentlemen, we
Cal government is given a large don't want to get In a cross fire
measure of control over Internal here."
But hr remarked that normal
affairs except that defense ia
Williams said he felt hi* offico production in soma area* might not
still in French hands. Franco should have been notified of the require a fiva-day week.
also will continue to administer raid.
If thrre were widespread
Then, when asked, whether h*
Itido-China's foreign affairs.
violation* »if the law, the State
In
Bangkok,
Thailand, the could "revnkr their licenses and
Vietnam
News
Service
said quit loading up my office,” he de
troop* of Moscow-trained
Ho clared.
*
Chi-Minh had killed and wounded
Ho said the raid in which nnlv
4.000 of 2)1,000 Chines, Nation threw s i l t . I s wrre made waa
aliat soldiers fleeing from China "mighty expensive law enforce
Into IndoChlna.
ment.
The news service
said th.*
"I don't fool like prosecuting
Chinese were
moving
under I them when it is pure official enFrench
fighter
plane
covet I trnpment,” he declared.
Watch TOMORROWS
MPER!!!
Shop*
Ch<( .
From this day forw ard...
N ow grow Them u p ” tn
Buster Brown Shoes
. . . . The Cnmplete Line of Fine Quality Shoe*
for Tot# and Teen#
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Now w# havt them, mother t. Thoate famoue qaallty
#hots that are made In help ictlve young feet grow
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right. Fcrhapn you wore Hunter Brown Hhoe# yournrlf
bm g
youngnter. They've been at the head of the parade
for more thin forty yeura. But now they're better than
ever. For all Hunter Browne are made over “Live-Fool"
*
I
Lute, expertly designed and proportioned In mwure
proper fit. We have smart, practical alyies tn/r all the
children, from tha Unit little ehom on up to Teen-Age
■addlea, loafers, and nandnh.
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Priced from 0,96 to S.B5
tU M M fe -
RuaMr Brawn toys,
IN NEW CASUAL
“FUTURE FASHION** SANDALS
BY FRIEDM AN, SH ELBY . . .
YpUR LAZY SUMMER MOOD I
TO MATCH
“Be thrifty...
bay gealltyl"
W hy buy leas pfaen famoue
Suiter Brown quality In chlMren'r
A o n , mother, when Boater
■rotau offer you more for your
tf I F i true 4 . . Buiten
'M ay
*»M<oot stylaa in».Whtin» Omen,
BUik and Rid, Him 4 fo 10 narrow
and mRdftmf pMtM . .
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TH U RSD AY F E B .
D e p a rt men t To Hold
A nnual ItridKe-Lunch
Sem inole HI
S o c ia l
A n d
P erso n a l
A c tiv itie s
C
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THURSD AY
The T. E , L . Class ol the K IM
Baptist Church Will' meet with
Mrs.
Ltlllan
Vickery
at SCO
West Third Street at 7:AO I*. M.
Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K. S
W ."i . Jwlu--c-iu'ly
" nightp- - U:|;lniiir(i
rt---- "S>
Mrs. Robb H onors
D au g h te r W ith P a rty
Mrs. Kred Roldi entertained re
cently with a party honoring her
daughter Nancy on her tenth birth
day. A «4rcu* theme was. cleverly
lined for the party with engrn of
wilij 0 **l
M
S time
|n«/vu h u h ^ - ' I t l»V l*Ml V
w ith a su p jje r at tt^lU o H w k . T h e ( M<<ore, C aro l
M cN eill
and
Ju n e
Hy JIN X I'tlW i-ll.L
Jumpili-gee-hos-i-fer
did
y*
A m aniuinl
Valentine's
D ay
kids, guys and gal-, know that this lo id g i I one broil w ill be held hv
Telephone 148 is the Wft'i of (lie long talked the S o ,m l DepHitm enl of the Sanabout, plav of plays. "OU T OK font Woman's Club on WednesT H IS
. , ,,WORLD", annual Senior da\ at I :tltl o'clock at the club
#t»r1in P alm er R a y — Society Ed ito r
OOCtal C alender
P A G E F IV E
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A T ,D . S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A
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Personala
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* riirtuin
" l i l JpUe
thl*
the* xvTH
liftl** r
j ip, Fiiilnv min
K.*k X 1l»Alf lit ,
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w ill ..be Mt..
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D avid B ro w n , H illy Moore, A lla n
U u lo ,'Je a n n e tte Dim*. N o lly Dunn,
R a v v lly E v a n s. Jn Ann Hughey,
Krn A kie H alley, I'n tsy F r y e r and
W allace Pope
Also M rs. E th e l
l i r l s l r i , M is. W elsh, M rs. S J . N ix
M rs. C . S m ith , M rs Pete Payto n ,
M rs. W. Iliillyh en d . J r . , M rs. Hal
G ru b e r, M rs. T . W egeiiur, M rs.
Nnney B lo c k , M is. S. C , Chase
and M rs. N lckol.
VV
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Slllith H onored
S T U D E N T U M P IR E D A N C E .| ^
r ^
i e S
7 ...T
w S
George B a rr's student um pires ...........
peifect
-» the
w ill be g iie-ts al a dance to I k - • H|.ir v goes,
given at the K lig lil Deck by the
\ | , ifogei Iliu it- t- back w ith
Bu sin ess and Professional Women's l(, , (l„
„ f t . i „ lew days of
C lub F in la y night a l n nil o'clock
„ t1l| looking -pi v «- a new
H i irk . H ill B lo w n i- doing some
S tu ffe d pork chop- a le ile llciu u *; t a ll exp lain in g In a c rit n in freshlo make them luiy double chops man gal, B rv cily G n u about the
and fill the pocket will, bread liatu|iiel, II -cenis
stuffing. Brown the chop- well.
The Seminole fe le i \ Fell liasthen braise them until they are I ketball team had n bit of banl luck
........ Uighlv Clinked.
Tuesday ll s iv iiin , thry were de-
W. E. Smith was honored on
Ills bliUtday with n parly
pa
given
A«n«? a;:
Ifld drill-up gtoty will by KARIN SUII
Thi tuck |Kktt bn ■Hind pipie*..,
pad Hn iklrt hu Hitt tki right luikwu.
Buutiful col»nInwithind n*dy for Mty
Insln* ‘'litM" PICOLAt Sim J lo 14.
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W A T T A T i l N N
S A T T E IM A Y .
Shadow
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D A N C l N t ! '.1:01' In I H ill
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III,
I, N IT H I A I N M E N T
ALAN KKNT ami IMIILLYS
Watch TOMORROW’S
PAPER!!!
W ith '! !u
"CIIAMI’AHM*: I N i l !Kl A hli"
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till
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Itii.von I.ini'ii Wem e I B ess
Mnlcrlnl
Prititeil Pk-tei Piuue
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Those attending the party were
rC,
Mr. and Mrs. "^111imi "M
Mr/Wthy,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sidmtdei, Mi.
and Mrs. Timothy Donohue, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Starke, Mi- Mar
garet Edwards, Mr. and Mis
Rpaillfltug, Mr. and Mrs. II L.
Compton, Janies Stewart mol W
Ai Veomans.
A ditllo* twa-iltci drtti. . . los k MmI
DA N C f
S h v Ih u i i .IS
A n n ’.’, w ill leave tin- city dork w ith
Mtv )mi4aangers v n T h u rsd a y In u in in^ to tru ls e Id Croves I,adding. *
<p|«p V kw
F IC O IA Y S a lt fa r t U
" M b N r * C rtw i
iii'a>
--------------- ----------lf ,l"' ""l-ole -talks of a bend
«" Ionised use them for
," l|l'
l" 1 11
YOl’ ARE CDRDIAI I V INVITED
TO THE WE EM A
(' A M K L 1* 1 A
SALK
»tiii^ W
ill I’l# I-**
Hci' Jlilt Hi •'»Ik
DICK KKSON’S
■ Nil ll j mi11 AVi*
especially young people are to
vltcil. A musical ptngram will b«
given,
()n (i7th Birthday
No. 3, at 3:01) P.M., with Mrs the Cannsta Club furnished ic*
J, M. Hayes, III) West Sixteenth freshments fur the evening. Games
were played. Sahin Spaulding an
nounced that a boat, the "(’arid
1-98
Rev lew is \V Arnold, radio
spcakel and evangelist, of Ken
tucky. who tins looI temporary
beadipiaitei. m Sanford this win
ter. V fl vi-stenbiy non long foi a
speaking tom in Cut,a
lie met
with Seminole Indian- in n piayer
seivbe in Dmiia la-1 night and
will ictiitn to Sanford in time fn
■begin a 'incline Sunday at the
•"••mi al ttnpi i .1 < lim, it
V IE W S OF A F R IC A
Views of Africa depleting the
progress of missionary work on
that continent will lu- shown on
the screen nt the Seventh One
Adventist Chinch
Kim Avenue
anil Srsenh Strcir Friday nigh'
nt 7:4ft o'clock. The public, an I
I 0N(, WOOD HOTEL
w11h
C ath erin e's C h ap ter o f the
Womann's A u x ilia r y of . H o ly Cro««
h iu rh w ill fneel at 3:0|)
Episco pal C hur
o'clock al the home o f M rs. H aw kIns Connelly w ith M rs. Thom as
Vaug han as ro-hostess.
T h e Husini'ss and Pro fessio nal
Women's C irc le o f the W .S .C S of
the F ir s t Met ho, list C h in eh w III
meet at HDID P.M . at the home of
M rs. J . D. C a lla h a n , 721 East
t w e n t ie t h Htreet.
• C irc le s o f the W .H.C.H. o f the
F ir s t Methodist C h u rch w ill meet
a . fo llo w s: C irrle No. 1 at 3:011
P.M . w ith M is . S. (I.
D. 81
Stdnholser,
11(18 f)a li A venuo ; O r e l* No.
at 8 :0 0 P .M . w it), M rs. J . ' E . Me.
I
VRNOI.D L E A V E S
p#r' , ; :
m t t hu
Mrs. L'assandia Scholl* b,„l ns
her guests on Tuesday. Mr. and
I Ml Mtal of Hruiirl I l«tt>
W Z Z Z J ; wonderful,
^ t i l .
Jll«l nil It I. 17 «li
Mrs. C. II. Hawkins of Anderson, ten ifle.
J i . MHill T y i r and M t*. J . A.
Ind.
The eiisl i» tops, they really nrr y onng
well caimble of entertaining you In
Mi- tV It Hi in-on. im l'lii ltv
p A n . w J Mte. . Tbrordioo .t„dt the best_ manner There's Homanre.
have moved iltrn i-'-t".-’ Ns- ■
,,r - 1“ '«• i f . j f h
mm rung ib al no re-Pi'va111)7 Park Avenue to then home »«• don't mis- it. moke your plans 1t'Oi- w ill la- taken a fte r Monday
U M III ON
IIIN N K H
new home nt llt'Jt* Magnolin Vve- T1"'A'
night
F-o ic o n a t im i- , membertlm tH
1*4110 Ml M i u l l l i t l f
nue.
Mondav in ,o ilin g w a- tile la-g n- ,
„-K rd to contact M i,
D.-n f wdlf il Inf I'm ilri Hviil Hooi|*irI•
■----alug of a mwv sem ester at H( n ilH ' tv tub-, id ,
nc .VI.'. .1
Miss Cm (dine Lee ha- nprived ole Iti V is n , h a lf a ye a r hit*
from the University of Keiiiiir ky passed u- by and now vve a rc
k,
nt Lexington to spend some time j headed foi the home - t if lc h , mn r ,
with her parents, Mr and Mrs. | Cnnl i tin, rs|ieeiiilly for th.........
Sru hi r*»/iv, flu* 71 h
A. W. Lee.
'of *t M o it,,.
if "-iif, ' (t Ul l 1a*ll|«
iitebllng will begin at HAIQ l‘. M. Jennings.
Harman E. Morris,' principal of
A story w«* told to the group
Seminole High School, ’will he In 1in the nmin lenl by .Mrs. C. C.
charge of the program. All nirm- Welch followed with n acrobatic
bf7(i RDtf visiting mpmthfrA hid Harin' by Deannc Nlckol unit n bull*
Invited to attend. Obligation «er- let dunce by Stilly Chase A duet
vices will be held during the r«g- , r.ung by Joyce Denton sod Teddy
ular meeting at 11:00 P, M.
Walker after which circus records
r RID A 1
were played.
'P
-------| M r. Slew hi l (ia tch e l Is a poppa,
Th» American legion Auxiliary
A birthday cake, in thu shape Cf
N hhh
W r -t is op in till' ab
Among
those attending
the a s of W ednesday. C o n g ia ts M r. st'-nil „ ret la m . male Ib a l Is, It
meet a t,th e Legion Hut nt a two ring circus decorated with
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downs, sword swallower, ring
i-nig bun a lot " t heart
MON D A T
master and other circus features, held yexterd ay in St A ugustine <M(1 of the fa c u lty m ember* of, llio 'd d e these days, cause lie -aid
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The Ruth Specrlng Girl's Auxl wns served with fruit punch and w rre M r. and M r-. K in n l, I.unison ! Sem inole H i. Thei
iary of the Wnniuh’s Missionary ice cream. Eestlve hals and bal and guest, M is . (T a ta Znle-ky o f , at S . II S this week that there a in ’t f a il, tie -nvs.
s n iill, Is bmue again
Union of the First Daptist Church loons were given to the children C ed ar Ita p k ls Io w a. M i. j ' M. Is 'iin o t h e i. Sadie H a w k in s P a y ,
S tin e r phei and M l. and M rs. V K . « *‘’ho.d in the m-a. fn 'm e . and iM|i( r(
v „ |d .» la . H i..............
will rnroi at 3:1111 P. M. Crimp ns favors.
»h hro lhei vvluit ......... . that w ill
..............
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W elNo. I with Mrs. Josh Phillips ul
Those attending the party with H o u m illat.
, —
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, co,,,.. back, gals
121ft Oak Avenue ami Croup No. Nancy were Dunn l.ce Rankin,
Among
those gu id m ilin g
in
T h e .lunt'O .S i jilot
lim npiet
is
K c m Ic . i » looking h io u io I
2 with Miss Ann Vance, 2170 Pnl- Chester Cherry, Pinky Smith, Mildti , H
(,,,
o ,.\i »,-m s
mstto Avenue.
ted Howard, Amoret Speir, Ted- rap ping exereises fio n i the School slated foi nesi Fild n v ov,-nmg at
..pool
li„pi>\
liuutiug
The Son Henm Hand of the ding Walker. Yvonne Culluin, 0a- of N o isin g of till- Medical Cm ' 7 m i I* M at I In- M ayfair Inn In 11 . „ t |,„ ll
Woman’s Missionary
Union for •«! McNeill. Sally Chase. t,ninur lege o f the S la te of South C a io . S a ltfo n l. T h is i- tin ino-l o x p e ii- l,, 1>(l
........... ..
that
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Willilren age six to
nine years. Fryer, Deamie Nlckol, Joyce CutDoper llo-pilol on Jan. siv,-. most w ■
„ goal, just
Will meet si 11:30 P.M. nt the Ktrst lum, Hilly Robinson, Joyce and Earl , J" In (h a lies ton, N. C . wen- Mies has ever been Sr«t, «' S I I . 8 . MP - x l w .. , , .......
)llfin .......... v„ „
Baptist Church.
Benton, June Jennings, Lynn Gin- | *Jfntt Macgruder, daughti-i of to th is lim e , so «aut M. H erm an .........
M„.,. v ,„ , „ ,11 ..................
The commiUte In charge of ar-Ison, Joyce lloffiHii, t:il|uu Ward, , Mr. “*J<I Mrs. J. A Macgrinler. Mm l Is, school Sopot Iiito iu ie iil.
T h e D iam atle C lu b.
Seinlntde (>
rangemeuts for the nnnuul Wo- Larry Payto, Lola tiatis and Dot- j formerly of Knnfoid and now of
I'lilhn f hul m atk.
Char lesion, and Ml I*S' Wanda Wil- . H
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I- In hiivf* a
man's Club luispitnl benefit bridge ty Williams.
Denny ll*m»nn, dnughtei of Mi Hud Mis. | of this month It will b, at night,
A lso
Robcit
Cohen,
pnrlv will meet at the club at
H a ye s, Demine and (ie r r y Diet* | Fit W illiam son ol tlu- c ity . The all members a ir *o be pie-ent for
l;H0 P. M.
\ In Hr aim.... . fliii'tiUiK U«»o«
lit*i i ir* m
8t. Marks Chapter of the Wom rich , M an 'la P atsy and J i m m y welcom ing address fm ih r ever this uieetiiig and fuliiie nolire will will ix it h itmiti'ii iril t■
an'* Auxllinry of Holy Cross Kpi- (irn h e r, Chip M ick son, PVeddie rise s was given by Mis- Mni g im lc i be given
*x >Ih it *'11*1111 tl *nm v it ** uthmI, Itm.
E It Sm ith J | i- -pebdlug all |
(In-in with
idiihImmI
cnpnl
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w ill in ert nt Hdlll 'Voiuls. Ronnie and Keliee Hnlly- who was president of ,l,o S I,rile ,it
Ids n fle in n o n - al the local ^golf ill IliAi HI (Hth*.
Olenn head,
P.M. «t the Inline
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o f Mrs.
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ic o n ise . I liese days,
I h e ir'*
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1.Ingle In l.o cli A rb o r w ith M rs. eia
eln HumRarner,
llu m fcarn e i, Matin Mcneudrf,
Jo hn Galloway as co-hbstrss.
Mare.l* Lnrrhell, Hat nett Keddjng,
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IT i nt s
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590 *d.
Street; Cirrle No. 4 al McKinlev
Hall nt 3:00 P.M.; Circle N» f.
with Mrs. L. S. Ilnrkey, Iliu2
Frerieh Avenue, al 3:00 P.M.; C u
rie No. tl at 12:00 o'rlnek al Mc
Kinley Hall for a covered dish
luncheon.
T lfEN D A T
The Fidelia Class of the Fust
Baptist Church will hold a rovri
ed dish slipper at the home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. PI, Morris, 1728 Lo
cuat Avenue, at 3:30 I1, M. Ml
hushamla of mrmbera are invited. |
Group No, 4 will he in charge
The Seminole High Bchno] PAreul -Tearlier Aaaoelatlon wilt meet
at 3:30 I1. M. In the achool library
lo I * preceded with * hoard meet
ing at 2:30 I1. M* Circle Nn. 7 of the W.8.C.H -f
the Kirat Methodist Chureh will
meet at McKinley Hall at 7 :u>
P.M.
The Daughters nf Wesley Sun
day School Class will hold a party
at McKinley Hall nf the Fii«t
Methodist Church at 7:30 I’ M
with Mrs. I,. M. Tyre'a group *»
hostesses.
The Friendship League of the
Congregational Chureh will meet
at 3:30 P.M. at tha home of Mis.
Oantt on West F irst Street.
W ED N ESD A Y
The board of the Hanford Gar
den Club will meet at the Gar
dan Center at 0:30 A. M.
Thu Social Department nf His
Hanford Woman'* Club will hold
Ita annual bridge-luncheon at t:«0
P.M. at the rlub hnttsa. Reaenstlona may be made with M' .
B in Wade, telephone B86-J. No
reservations will be taken if'" r
Monday night.
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D ein aret r avored
.loiilnn Maynard of E uhII h is
playing tils fourth consecutive yt-ni
with the Stetson llntters basket ball team which is driving hard to
ward lop luting of all Iranis in
Fluiidu. Kli'tson hint won from
Tampa, Soul Item, Fltn lila Slate
itlit! ItiilliilH. I.OHseH were to Flol
jila ami Miami.
George J o h n s o n
Of Umpiring Fame
Praises GiantCamp
TIM'HON. A il*., Feb. 2—(A*)—
Well over a iloseri gulfcrs lire
given a chance to win the $10,linn Tucson open whirh starts
tinlav.
Jimmy
Deinaret,
who
last
week won the i'heonlx open, says
this will probably he the mint
wide open tournament played
In I960.
Deinaret and Ham Snead are
gmorally
named us favorites.
The brightly
garlied
Deminvt
«avs this is foolish.
"Favorite? There’s no such
tiling," lie declared. "1 say them
are 26 nr 21) men who can take
First place. To single nut one of
them and sav he Is going to
win Is a bit silly.
"The course Is short, wide 'ili't
eu: y. It Is in good condition.
The greens am fast. Tim weath
er is warm and pm feet. Every
thing points to low scores,
"Take a look ut yesterday’s
pro-amateur scores. These show
you how many players am nil
their game."
Many or • DetiinrcL's facts am
mrurale, The E l Kin course Is
only IM00 yards long. The fa ir
ways urn flat mid wide. The
Greens are lug. The whole luyiiii I is so simple to the experts
tIinl Til of them hroku par in
yesterday's pro-amateur.
Chandler Harper, Purlsmmilli,
Va , and Johnny Itavoltu, the Kl
Itio pro, Imth tii'il the course rin , m| witti thuds of 112, eight mi
ller par.
Saul Snead three-putted the
IHtli
gieen lull still
finished
with lit. Dr. I'nry Mhldlccoff,
the reigning 11. S. onen champ,
and Tex t'oiisnlver, Wichita. Kna.,
also rounded into shape for today’s play with 64s.
Take a look at some of the
other scores and you'll see wliut
lleianret means. Six proa w jii *
in on ml in 116; another four had
tills. There was hardly room on
the score lioind to list tiwi Pi
men with H 7h ; II had ilHs and mioilier It bail tills,
titles
Greiner, Haltluiore, M il,
Demin et, both of whom hud ')6j ,
and Emory Zimmerman, Fortland, tire., split the cash In the
pro-ainutuiir event, with, thu help
AIHHJBN, AI h. Feh. 2-<Jh
l he Autnirn Tigers held the un
disputed No. 1 spot In the HnuthI ' f i t t r r n Conference banket hull
standings today by virtue of n
bHril-fought 06 j O victory uver
'I
male.
T 1" , ! j , .)»<* nlght-'is'eiu tho
Tigers u 7-2 mark In loop pluv
mill broke n first place deadlock
with Vanderbilt.
Slate run up an H-2 inaigln in
the first three minutes but the
Tigers for tied abend lute in the
half m it w,-re out In front by 28The visitors trlmmeil that idee
to 40-28 shortly after the half. The
Tigers again spurted at thut point
mill held their biggest margin uf
the guuir at 39-29 after seven
ndmites in the half.
Kreil Ladner, substitute forward,
kept the Mtnters in the gume in
the second hair by dropping In 12
points,
Hill Lynn, the lanky Tlg«r ren
ter, was high scorer for the even
ing with 2(1 points, followed by
Slates Herbert Hargett, who col
lected 13.
Auburn edged Slate 06-04 in an
overtime game in their pluvious
meeting at Htarkvllle.
FSC Cagers Meet
Georgia Teachers,
Tam pa This Week
... Hu
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till Itpr I,7i - I.i
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MACON, (la., Fob. ] —tJP)—
Mercer a Btara got Florida Sfatv
University on their homo court
n lfn i and ovoned the eeniun
r,,U(,t ln f*n iM at one-all with a
(uu* h
tumble 69-61 win.
Seminole center Tom McLaughHn mado a bold try to lick the
Hear* single handed and might
have com# pretty near doing It
If the game had la* tod a little
longer, lie looped In 24 point*, 10
It If'f last 20 minutes*
Forward
Glenn
Wilkes and
Guard Glenn Caaaell wer# tha
high men for Mercer with 16
[mi liil* each.
~ i.ll l fc.Ttt.1*. V lh A L L Y S lfO l
HANFOKD, Me., FeU 2—D1*)—*
It finally happened. A basketball
referee was shot here last night,
lieferee Toni Klley ran by the
press table Just as timer (leorge
Sun tiancis.'o, again on a
li«n*coiiimerit.it
tour,
whipped
John t'uiroll, 116-63, Isii'ore It.lilli'
In the f. at ore game of a double-,
lieade at Cleveland Don I,nfg ra 11 tallied 21 points for thu
Dons In the first game Kent
State w o n is .seventh strulpht
hy healing St. Kinucla (HKN)
"P-7<>
D a ilmouth took mi early HI-3
lead, tint
C iiiriectlcut slur lilt'd
from lieliiml to take a 39-34 halftime lend ami then went on to
upset 1 1n- Hig Green, 7H-7I. Coe.
nell Inul to ciHiie frum behind to
lilp Kiuilliiim, 6(1.48, as did Tem
ple to bent Army, 68-62. Hlg
Ike, llm savage sparked Temple’s
late rally, getting all Ills 16
pnlfil' In llm second half.
William mid Mary too i over
third place In the Southern Con
ference. a game held lid N. C.
State and Duke, hy whipping
Gifirg, Washington, 68-60. la-o
Etrawlei1' 26 points led Mary
land t" a dr>-53 triumph over
Virginia
Military
In another
Soul in tn Conference game.
Annum, hack home after en
l’nrifi" "oust tour, mads it two
s'rtilght over Santa Clara, 63-46
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lltirul Slue l'Silef (lobby
Colleife Buskcthall
II, a k h o c i a t e o I'll e s s
Fooliiali
yt ,
C H IC A G O — Curly Lambcau,
coach (if tha Green Ray Packers
fur 3, years, wnx named head
coach of tha Chicago Cardinals.
P IT T S B U R G H - Pitt athletic
director Tom Hamilton said Neb
raska coach Birf Gtassford had
turned down an offer to coach
Pittsburgh.
Periii State’* 1940 all-Junloi
O L E A N , N. Y.— Hugh Devore
he training hi>m|(|iinrlers of tho
resigned ns head football coach at croaa-country team will return in
Chilis."
tact (or the I960 campaign.
The (hilis train at Los Angels*. St. Iloimventuru College.
Tim lending 17-ycnr-ulil horse
of 19411 was So Good, a gelded son
of Wnygood-My Swcelle, which iu
69-61 Where Anything Goes
24 111 illlri lllixnioll.
S p o rts In B rief
STATM FAHMKMS
MAHHKT
MKPflHT Nil. M
foilowlna n rli.s miiorli
la Dealers on Tbe Hmifui
Farm ers Market
for *iri
(old Iu Truuksrs nmt liesle
P,
M.
Feb
t.
i •ndvrereen. Hell
.
UP) —
na in
1 colidle
k the
02-42
ole.
■ do2 by
tend.
four
■ ret'
■ tho
i tho
T r i m MiHsissippi S ta te T o Lead
V anderbilt In Race
FO IN Tl.ftS [IKACH F IN A L S
SIIU Q U A 1.A K , Mu*;, Feb,. 2
(flT;-1llinlliig-,ttug funtinrs wem
ant to see tho cretin uf the'na
tion's pointers In the tlpnln, pf
the mitimml freeifor-all chiirtiploiislilii today.
Highlighting tin- day was the
afternoon
brace Which pnlie.l
Flint Delivery
with
I ’ulailin.
These two dogs lorve been tho
slaniliiiils of llie qualifying heats
thus far.
Fast Delivery, owned Hy A.
II. Ibddiltl of Winston-Salem N.
C., hid for hnnnis Saturday by
turning up three well-handled
bevy*. Piilmllli, owned by A. G.
C. Sage of Alberta, Ala. mid
New York City, turned up two
bevy* Monday to elder the eontenders' nelcrt elide.
r tlN II
enn
CCS
FSU
Hjr A SSO C IA T ED PHKHH
Cornell 69 Fanlliaiii IH
Temple 68 Army 62
West Virginia H6 Virginia Id
Yai# 119 Amlierrl 61
Cannertlrnl 78 Darlmoutli 71
Mtihlenherg 78 Gcttalnirg 69
William and Mary 68 Geurge
Washington 6(1
NRvy 73 Catlmlii' 11nIv. 44
irn 66 Miss State 00
gia Tech 66 Georgia 61
Hand 66 Virginia Mllitar]
Wd 68 Presbyterian 67
luna No. 2 can
ToinuLoes ...
A Summer Touch for Winter Tables
Culilstiesni I'ink
Salmon 1 lb. can
LETTUCE
Ann Page Tnniafn
Ketchup I I oz. btl. 18c
SQUASH ....
Iona Golden
No. I Whit*
Corn
No. 2 can 13c.
POTATOES
Angel Suft-Facisl
Frvrli Green
Tissues
BRANS
400 pkg.
Fr**h Green
1 3 Q I H ) II S
CABBAGE.
Yellow
G E T T H E T H H IL L
O N IO N S....
three starts at Hillings,
_______
i, Mont.,
earned l.'to, finishing fomtli on one
occasion,
L r rw
LEMONS ..
Jane Parker
Thu English Hill of Bighte we*
nassed hy ParHami'iil In 1669.
360 site
FIs. Red Bliee
Brown A Serve
POTATOES
Dr. Henry McLaufin
HOLLOW AYDf
IN ORLANDO
O ptom elrlH t
Toilet Soap
Sweetheart.......Reg. Bar 3 for 20c
' Sultana No.
W in n e r 8
OLD SUTTON
• f lA
Ureyhaund Qua la on
tha air taalta over
WDBO at 6:10 with
alt tha ‘dope1 on Hm
doffa at tha SanfordOrlanda Kennel Club.
Mil
BLKNUK
can '
: Prune Pluips
■ Roaadale No. 2H can
i Bartlett Peafs
f SwUMi No. I can
I Eaily June Peak
>N R IC O R U M
Toilet Soap
Sweetheart........ Bath Bar 3 for 29c
Lifebuoy S oap.... Reg. Bar.3 for 20c
Soap Flaftes..........Lrg..Pkg.. 25c
T o ll* I m p
Ivory .....
Caahmera
Bouquet
TALCO FEED S
SCRATCH
■mm
I J t.4H t I L I J *} i l l I 4 T .I I t 1 »-(-♦ . t : » . H I K ill
“ As far ns I ran see Commis
sioner Chandler's winning that no
body run -twt baseball training
before Mar. I, does not affect
Giant outfielder Ibdiby Thomp.nn
and Whltey l.ockiiian," suld Carl
Hubbell. director of the New York
Giant Farm System here this
morning.
Mr. Iluhbell [minted out that
the two men are not engaged here
for training, hut are Imre merely
as Iditfiirtor* in the liasehull
School, to help the players In hlttiag, running, etc.
lie declared that be had not seen
• copy of Mr. Clmmlior's Imlletln
yet, and added however, t h a t a
lot depends mi its interpretation.
Bobby Thompson, lie revealed, had
assisted the school In the same
capacity last year.
“As I see It, the ruling nppllra
to players actually conilltuinlnp
themreivci: (»n
iu."
State Farmers Market
Over
j T ig ers
Buetau Czar's Ruting On 1 raining Is
Not Pointed A t T w o
Auburn Tigers
Take SEC Lead
In B asketball
cam# non* of the
— .email colle*e*
would have I ho money to go ororboard.
• Georgia State College hasn<>
official program for athlelc aeholC O LLEU EB O R O , Ga„ Feb. 2— arthlpe. Scearce »ald, however,
(A*)—A college could pay Ua ath alumni and frlenda w*re beginning
letes anything It wanted to—or to contribute to an ala fund.
nothing— In fc Georgia-Florida con
ference proposed by K. B. Scearce.
Although Harry Lutnley, 23-year
Scaarct Is trying to bring to
gether unaffiliated school* In tha -old Detroit Red Wing ft0" 1.1* 0? ? '
two states into ft league to mini Is the youngest neimmder in the
mize tram trace! and assure .full National Hockey L e a g u e , he • tn
schedules, Hu Is atheistic director hi* sixth full season in the loop.
at Georgia Teachers College.
Each school would set Us own
jure the 1928-29 season hna
policy on aid to athletes and no
Washington If. experienced
body would ask any questions.
I basketball campaign.___ _
Scearce said that he felt such *
rule would lie entirely safe, beINCOME TAX
_________________________ . e e » .i« *___■
_
RETU RN S PREPA RED
• - a r - P n w f Kmplusse
Mirfla--he said Ins eyes weie clo?-'
uf [alsrnsl Hev.nueFor Appolntni.nl J-«ll
ed—pulled the trigger for halfMlt. nOlHNUON
time In a Sanford-Bludeford schoolPhone vtoT e
hoy gume. The gun was loaded
llux II* ,
with blanks, but Klley suffered a
Hanford. Florida
scorched wrist.
Top-Ranking Cage Mercer Quintet Wins Grid Circuit Proponed
I-'J.r t l t I I t 1 I I T * t t-l 1 * f I i P t 1
Chandler Warning
Not To Affect Giant
Helpers, SaysHubhell
THUMD^Y
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•V •
T11E S A N F O R D
IB M
. . M i a* i i x ' i
MORE JOBS AVAILABLE
CU SH IO N S — PA D S
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fa
A ll
r n la n - M
FOAM
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M il I*. Oraaee At .. Ph. S-MM
sior« Op.ii » To a
Orlando
A.
'
U‘gal Notice
FOAM LATEX
M A T T R ES S - P ILLO W S
»
•
Increasing Demand For FLORIDA
EASY
WASHERS
FASHION PRESSES Requires Increased
We Service All Make*
Wunhinp Machine*
S t John’s
Electric Co.
Production At Sanford Factory Of Florida Fashions.
F ir it A Magmdiu . I'lnim* 1110
20 WOMEN WANTED
T h r T H IN K IN G
U %.»
F E I.I.O W
rides the
YELLOW'
PHONE
1444
EXPERIENCED ON POWER SEWING
MACHINES PREFERRED - GOOD WAGES
24 H o u r S e rv ic e
YELLOW CAR CO.
Apply — MR. SANDLER
We have trunk nervier
W t im e 's A a u r a H i n l r . a ta lla a
park
8:00 to 12:00 A. M.
m : . a a n t * r.
Help Control Spasms
Monthly Terror
IN
HII.MSS
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th*l often tiring treyhntic ituin-n* Token
•t diieeirU. 4'anhii ttftgia M tii.it.r itlief
ID M f llM lI if Of a ilM’OJf n i I A jJi'iin UnJI
tmmjMie ehlir#ff ThuueintU of
men oral
■ill* nu«r true! to t’ordul fair immirloiit
rom fort Ho wt nderful rte»ii m iitlle In*
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10-1 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T
W IIC H I'O I* '
THE ARRIVAL OF IHE N E W ^ " * T i McC A ll PATTERNS
hm *.mi. ■11 inr kmmk n* Mtiynr
of til. • 111 fl S.ilifi.r .1 Hoi hb»,
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- I n i ' a r i t u l to H | i lh i*a# t r y in g d a t e o u |
v f f o u r r a l» n d * r . i ' l n J t t l t« timi • t>ain<
fciU o r. I t ■ J u t ! A i * * l * t l m ed ic Ih t o f Hied*
1**1 lelfinf* which h»liu run tint lit# i d h i i i i
MANUFACTURING CO.
ANNOUNCE’
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Ur** 1 ii nil mlnpi pel Lv •It • t‘lt>
Co ii i>
■11- Ion uf 1liw iMlv m( l4rtii‘
foul K “riiiti nil Junu.ii > Ui, lBall,
CMlItHM U K|i«agt|it| r|pcll- M to he*
M r* Ii ?. r.»rui uml ptiriMiani
lo 1fl *- luihofhv vr«*Iril lit mr m*
AlBVt.r rf the* I'tlv of Httnftt^l hv
Ortlln.iii r ^12 Ilf null) Mt> pirn
fill 1UK Ml Ihr ttobllllM «■f Krinr.ti
ami M* -i l.t 1 eln Hun* ill 1hr City
of
* r* '11ilit 1 lir rrhjr prik*
cbitin ' tit h i.
to 1*r .Millllt‘1
pat H|.. Ilf UIPlllMtl I'.tV Ihrouqh
out tin- t in or Hti ufoi'il Klothlt
wbi) i( ‘ if l 1loll I'M kft11l-l ft*l lti«
pn rim-.
,.r fiiiiiiiiuinp
lo thr
quo (Hit • ftrt lor** i*f mil*V City ih*
fOtiiiH it »r oitruilons
j
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Mrui i >t Si ii itlcIihiI Mpmortul
uni tu t)»« fin tint’ft) hy |
pit i)k * of ritYt*iiii«*s (u ho rr«*’l a
t hrrrf toiii ami l»> pir<ia«
ui nl litioii.il f.iml- ,i»_* J .M*. lo
Mir • n t i in t’ Mi,tu t'lill |h i«» |.r
r»«
hk .it) t IMOII-III l.t Arn*1
HAM • it t tloll Phull Im oi'III !■$
th- in t i.itiimi*.v|..it*iN room at
the •*1 Mill lit eulil 1 II > of Sun
tlll'l l-' ■*1)1)4 III kMltltH Mltil in Mm*
'i*i oi iti mi lit, t*m r* lit IlkM lo
law
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Tin" - 1 U III ll»N«* 111 . Oil o.jttch
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P. >1
All iii lift
Th* » Ml f i.iiuiil-Miiii oi ihr
I Slltlf mil Kloltelu, linn ii)t
CD*
pill o’ •1 iiiii ti* “Ihi ua I rtl Hit ymiMiil
nil*|iihi
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SIM'* 1*o -- -i ml Mi - C 1* lion milt j l
DM * i i U r **tloi 1 In 1i'll!
T h a t O fte n C a u a e
FLORIDA FASHION
PAGE SEV EN
H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
O w tM W HW T j
Safer Cough Relief
WlKG new illi i t u ulti fiiil U> i Iliii
yyiU tu M tithi t iti'lnv S.iU , ticpciuiii
gblc * uomnl>ii mi pot'* i|iiiiU> Ui the
KUt ''I llit tumble lo icitevc malic
bfUiklulu or whcvl kohtv t'mmmiUuMi
hjib mh) ihc levl t»l humc than Hi
ycaiN tiinl iiiillioiiM of io c i * It ttmilumi
mfi*. ptoven iiiKUilicnt’*. iu» mitciilu*
anil o line toi iliihlfcn AvK >our
druifot lot < rfoumlvioii and take II
pfoiiipiU mi cm limit to duciltoiiv
C R E O M U LSIO N
Hi|i• irt (. ouithi * Ch*U Cold* * iiwmliil**
Nuw ivy itovt? a loiiipit-iw iiut-k
of sttioti new McCoM patterns
faster, luster sevvuuj and bellet In
ate yuuts wnh McCall fashions Cu",t* <n and
lo ci iM (he lovely de^ynji in the new M C i1'
QUICK RELIEF FROM
j »»";incrm ot O litreti Arlting from
Use
HERALD
Want Ads
For
ReeuIlH
s
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VaalarA H ernia,
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, • * e»r llaa laaerMua
laa far V ra rly C aatraat
vrarda tu the lia r,
lie (ar k la rk la r a rae r.
A.
QNE 148.
Waal
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a.
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name
la Halm le itia i.ire h a a a hank.
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fa r Ikla a .r u _____
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a r r .lr a ., a ll W aal Ada aiaat ke
la aa r Ia l i i . , ua Ik . day krfara
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THE
SANFORD
HERALD
FO R
KEN T
— ,
W jL A K A APATM EN TH . Room.
M Store*. 110 W. Fir«t Street
Phone 4B 0-W .______ ______________
Three ami four room apartment*.
furnJihtd.
Screened porchoi
Phone 880 or 1.123.
3(!8'7
Will he availahle
Am .
February |
»»________
i—Real ExtuLe Fur Sale—S
fr—
K ryilty in New 2 lied Huum llau ke.
urge ncrcencd nlceplng porch.
T i l n l Iluth. La rg e l,«t. O arag e,
Phone :i2s-J.
"(iOOI) A N II IIA I»*’
Kan hack chair*— R ob . fiP.lif, $15.00
U*cd Wulnut Chifferoln
1!* 115
lined fi.pc. Dinette
1M.05
lined 4-|ic. Kill. I,iv. Rm No. :14.DA
lined .1-Jii1. I.iv, It,nun .Hoile m.on
lined (Ivei'ntllffed Chiiiln
o.nn
Dm’d Ice Rove*
0.115 und lo.on
tl»ed H-pc. Ili'd Room Riiile
lti.116
Rejt. *140.05 2-jie. Mnpl,'
l.lviiiK Romn .Suite
40.05
ilbed Kitchen Caliineln
24.05
Shopworn Table l.atnpn
Value* to $14.06
M A TH ER (IF SAN FO RD
III'I-PO E . l*t St.
. _ 4 PlMine 127
ON It Imnpltni t.<-if. adjuilaiili dre*n
form mill In rife three-burner nan
plate. Cull 1I77-.I.
Tomato plniitx ready now W. II.
FA RSI for mile nr trade-clone-in,
Phone 214-J.
■•ake Front l.otn „n Crynlal l.uku,
liood shade, d ly wnti-r, dec.
Iricity available.
I,. A. Cline,
Luke Alary,- Kin.
T H R E E iicdrouiii Hoii,«- in May*
fair, muit lie »ol,l. Owner want*
: offer*.
TjHHKK lirdrooin llimau jo.t out
side of city In,h i *. Fruit Tree*,
' n ic nroumb. nood iit'ijrJiImr
hood.
Well flunneed on raay
tnrin*. Print' tU.'KKi.
A r t ic le s
For
S a le
— S l|2 —
606
Stovull — IK II Elm.
N itlE two Uedrvom lloiee* nn
Went IlHIi Street.
Priced at S A C R IF IC E — Latent model (ilb
sou iJeLuae Electric lUtlRe. per
$11,000 on on very eaiy tenia.
fect. , Telephone CI45-J-I.
FOUR lleillooin limine on weM It AIIV C H IC K S. Rent tirade. Pol
Flint Street.
Ileaiilifnl I .ami
l„i iiiii Te-li'd
Flockn,
Reds,
MlrfiniB, mill a real house in
Roekn, Wynn,lotten, Rock-Red
excellent condition innlde un<l
I ’lunnen, Nut nexrd, $5.76 IMP
out; will have lo he seen lo lePonilivnljr no l.cBborn*. F.O.R.,
appreciated.
Priced to xell,
i .0,1). CRKHTMONT HATCHreunonahle term*.
KltV. Dept. (16, Hox 7, (Hackwood, N. J,
I have Uuninenien operatlnir very
profitably, that are being off
ered for sale. If interaited In a li— A R T I C L E S W A N T E D — II
buniiienn contact me before buy
lllgbeat ca*h price paid for uaad
ing.
furniture Ted D a fli Furnltur*
C. A. W IIID D GN , Hr:
C„. .Ill B. l.t. Ph DIM.
.’hone Ilia I
IIP South Park Ave.
I SM AI.L, neriind-hand boy’* idcycle. Plume 71)5-W.
.— H eul E s lit t e W o n to d — 1
'JIR EC T from owner— Hume for
H ELP
W AN TED
couple uulnlde city llmita, with
or without acreage, grove or Practical nu n* daiirea work. For
farm. Reply Roa j j c / o Hti
further information write or
call Welaka Apt. 12 between
—
A rlicitm F u r Sato
6 4 7 P . M . ____________
2 Colored boy* 10 year* old or
EN JO Y Sunday dinner at Losay'a
older for curb icrvlce. Apply
76c alio we«k day*. Uinehao A
Pig 'ti Whittle.
thort order*,
E X P E R IE N C E D
Tire
Changer
CBilELM ANH Red Ron. Feed.
want eil, Flrimtone Store,
Touch ton A Wntaan, 1201 Celery
W AN TED ; Young man to work aa
Ave. Phone U85-J.___________; _
mock room manager. Muat be
HOT L U N C H E S nerved every day
able in *•!!. Excellent oppor
I t ISO to 2 — with Home Made
tunity for advancement for an
roll* and corn Muffin*. Homer’*
umhltlou* young man. See Mr.
d rill. 324 Ea»t let Street.
Ruumlllat, Rnumlllat A Ander
fc’R !E D Shrimp Dinner, Served
son, Wulgreen Agency.
"The Be*t Shrimp on Earth"
•very night at llomar’a aril),
324 Ka*t l»t. Street.
Now available. U teet model High- I L L T Y P E S of bulldotev work,
Speed Floor Sander for rent.
reeioaable ratua, Free aetimatEverything to complete a f in l
•a. David I . Caram ter, Pbet>
«■■* Job.
Call or oome Into
S p e riu l S e rv lte x
— 12
STOMACH ULCERS
moo E X C E S S ACID
Fre. Boak T.ll* °| M, m#Tr„ tmtn, f
V E N E T IA N
III.IN US mnde to
order. Seminole Venetian lllind
Co.
ML’O w Hr,| SI.
I'bnne .Mti*t (trip or It Will Ca*t Yau Nothin.
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NEW FLO O RS nurtM,-,',l to perfectinp Old flimm omde liki
new. hiomhitiB, cleiininu A » n |.
In«. Portable power plant, 22
year* uxperienre m Stun mole ■*"*'
nil,„'„i iIH .1
County, II. M ti|,-a-iin, Lake
i \ \ i , \ s in tiu i sTtniiMary
T O C 'IIIt t N
D ltut; CU.M PAN S
F R IC ID A IIIE
Hale* and Service
D 7.A H K I K E
2 Factory trained tpmllfled Her
vice .Men.
Ilfl.l. IIAIM ! w a i i i : I II.
fill If, rim t
Plmne 57
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' ««. luS'ie A1> i i ill f t-ufotes
l O U B l f I'I’ I N I H ) C u l l I MG I INI
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C cH V C U l^
•I III Mdit W iuM$> frill'll ^ i’f llplf NllO|l *
liv Huy ( ia llu
C A L I, (il / tin Until rv, tii'Oelali i
amt St ml e i -ei vie,-.
Swain'HnOeu Service, dot W, First
s,
n K R tlS E N E l-’U KL ail for liorn,-.
Cull Alvin *iilliitMi. Sin,'Init It•( 1111111 - < •
Pbom 111611,
M ASSAtiE
Sw,-» til l, ii i,<I Midi
<nl I'ol rr.'iiiliB »|i|ioinl on-lit
cull Don.Illy Went, SKMI-W.
I'RACTtiR WDItK
i'lmiic Jti7 .1
foi frtH< i"limnti'i, Jack HiivM'll
Drug Uni', iiiilldoti'r, iliiiiip iruck,
imii'k, (ill d lil, nlu'll und i-luy
by load or job. Contact Culi-ti-il
A itiiiilcrnon Contractor*, Mil K
New V,,ik Ave , 11,-I.und. Pli-'ii,
jr .n
2M6- W
(IRLA N iJO MorniiiB Scnliticl, Or
lumlo Evening Star. Call Rul|il,
Ray. ID15-J,
LAWN M OW ERS Hburpcm-d,' l,icycle* rojiaited, ......
4 Key
work. Prompt Service. II. W.
Shumun, K. 4th St.
N O TIC E TO HANFORfl j|OME^
O W N ERS - Let L. 1L MANN
N U R S E R IE S of l.nke Monroe,
Supply you with Ornamentul
■mill* such u*. Llguitrum, Ar
mooriver Privet, (J a r d e n I n,
Podoearpu*, Viburnum and Coco*
I’liimonu Palm*, to licnutlfy yuiir
homo, To thnnu who do nut have
the ready cnih tu pay in full,
we can arrange that by a down
payment nf twenty-five percent
ami. Iiiilatirc in five equal month
ly payment*, you can enjoy
watching them grow while you
pav for them. Our Nurecrlea are
open every day except Sunday;
Phone titUH.
“INCOME TAX C O rfSU LtA N T
’for the right
„
fflguraa'
ill
Ph. U77 - 1 to 6 P.M. for app|.
Pick-up npd Del,
D E S IR A B L E apartment, nicely
furnlahed, entire second floor,
fam ilyf entrance, very clean
a r . Mrge room*, open hail!
twin heda, i n equipment!
e a r if e and water. Adult* only.
£ * ■ “ * » * d«lred.
B07 Oak.
Phone 772.J.
do
Mw nl t .o w n Building,
....... •> s d x i it .
,c™
» £ werehou** or Auto*
mobile Bmlnese.
1IH Myrtle
Avenue. Rhone 82-J.
TWO biSroom furnished house.
Call IWM.W
'
Si
AirniaheiT a p a r t m e n t .
M U ta only. 402 Oak Ave.
a worn 7 room hguee, partly furnlined, one car garage, can be SENKAR1K CI**I A Paint Oe.
|«en between 10:00 A 2:00. 11U 112-114 W. 2nd
Phone M0 HAVE- M t iN W o T f in e Watch and 14^- L O S T A F O U N D — I
S|m Afl«
clock repairing. Fellow* Home
Shop,
San'f t r d‘ Avtt
miupt *1700
fw Bin
w ork Shop, I 10 H No. Park Ave. tG cJr Tm p I k o n TTo o p i n o now
LO S T —■ Yellow anitx annwera L>
available. Re-roof with F.H .A .
hut. $30.00 tier Mo. Rent. Reply
"Skipper," rliltd'a pel.
Cm
T
o
Do
YOU}!
roofing and"paint*
Title
1
Financing.
No
Job
too
Bog HMP C/O Herald.
M4-J.
ing. All work guaranteed aa to
amaU. Sherman Conereta Pipe
M<
material
and
workmanahlp.
opr Room Apartment
O k r FT
'hone 1241.
______ ______
[urnlahg i or unfurnianad. B00
Price* reasonable, eontaet me
mue.
for catlmete on work.
0. W. 5—
A U T O M O B I L E S — 15
Bellamy, P, O, Box 1419, flan*
1 with kitchen privilege*
Miracle Concrete Co, • phone
ford.
. >'
C H E V R O L E T IM S- Deluxe Cab, 2
ir
m, 2 *peed, dual*, privet
Iten very
f ill
tile and never lopded. Radio,
ir conditioned. ______
Sacrifice
JM, 2011
Orlando .’'till
7:00.
. "•
OrteMo
till 7;00.
Ford SD Fordor Sedan with
•jrt* A pical. Excellent motor and
i* car I* the anewer to
thoae looking for veora of ee«n_ omicoJ eervlce — Priced at |W6.
1MM Mercury Club Coupe. A re*
hue for a couple or family with
W o P h T ra r
•RnKodi
a»«BBfn« ,asa
K
ht fpM.OO
'ord Cuetom S Totter Sedan
Hu,a, ta. ...row uw
.is
\ *—
l
�*
*■
.
EIGHT
P lia lr Wiggly-Table Supply li
holding ■ 9 day sale* event be*
ginning Thursday, and continuing
through Saturday, Feb. I I . All of
the 80 super markets operated
by Winn A Lovett Grocery Co.,
located in more than 80 Florida
and South Georgia cities, are
In relehrntion of its thlrtypar tic ipatio ng.
flrat succtiuful year in business
Newspaper advertising carries
many of the unusual values of*
fered In the sale. The ‘'buys" ere
available in every department.
Due to present day condition!
and the birthday prices however*
it is pointed out that all adver
tised items ere necessarily on a
“ while they last" basis. In view
of thk it 1* suggested that buy*
•vs t ^ w Stwai1’ W ill • •brfoj?
stocks are depleted.
The
present
company
w.is
founded ,H le a n ago and from
a small beginning ha* grown into
one of the largest «nd be.t oper
ated fowl chains in the nation
14)48
"It I* our aim." says A. D. D sns,
president, “L
i h 'k
m i food
store# the finest in the country.'
E strs (Iron, locally owned
The idg sale celebrating 31
Driven only 17,541 miles
'ear* „ f ec*wv>fTiIraI foo-t iT'rtrl
Hy One Owner
button rendered hy *he company
$ 1450*00
is an event hey every year -
Piggly-Wiggly,
J o in t C h iefs
lis s n s iN
g ram
I'u .
I U s m s m l i a s wane Ossi
*1 Information and first hand im
pression^
It was understood generally that
tho three visiting commanders—
General Ilradley, Army General
J, Lawton Collins, ami Admiral
•Sherman— who toured Yokosuka
Naval Rase yesterday, today re
turned with a conviction that the
base should remain Indefinitely ■in
American hands. General Vandcn*
berg did not make the 40 mile
trip to Yokosuka.
Rear Admiral Renton W. Deck*
n asi
from 'William M. W aiter, Wash
ington D. C. insurance man, a
former hall player, waa read to
the Kiwanians by Frank Tabachl,
International League Umpire and
imtructor at the Barr school.
In part, the letter stated: "You
were one of the few umpires In
either league who at all times
made a sincere effort to-etm, the
respect and friendship of the
playors."
Mr. Qarr thanked Dick McLaulln, his southern representative,
who was prnseof, for hh~.
the school, especially for making
■ef 1
-nnd
e n g in e e r o f
Yokosuka’s rnvilaliration. *ti- •*..*
its importance ar. a supply center,
repair base 'and homo port for
combat units.
Home Controlled Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends
M a rg a ret A n n ’s S e n sa tio n !
B D C
C I SPECIALS thru. Sat
A H f a m il y LOkr
H e
I
419 L HRST ST., SANFORD, FLA.
I
R IG H TS R E S E R V E D TO L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y
Dodge Sedan
19 4 8
OldHmobile
Station Wagon
Colored News
Ry L O U IS E FO STER
Looks new . Radio, Heater
Deltisr Kmiipment
19 4 9
Ford Custom 2 Door
Sedan
Fully Equipped
Radio. Heater
1949
Ford Custom
4 Door Sedan
Fully Equipped,
Only GI.'IUI miles.
f 1 5 9 5 .0 0
T E R M S nm l T it .A I I C S
NICHOLSON
BllICK CO.
I’hnne 10.11 Hanford, Fla,
A IR
CON DITIONED
* (rlttsr
FATE
tore llrsr*
m ;.:
— a d d ed ! , CARTOON . “UGLY DUCKLING
H a .BPOKT • “ FOOTBALL PAN"
one featuring many outstanding
hnrgalns
In nationally
known
products,
Officials of the company and
store employees Join In extend
ing the public an Invitation to R O U M I L L A T & A N D E R S O N
100 K. 1st. Street
buy well known brand* at birth
day prices.
Sanford, Florida.
SA N TO RD
O R [.A N D O H I)
T U R N O N n . A 1 tf i A T
T H E rL A S H IN G A R R O W
CA M PU S IM PRO VEM EN T
A T O V IED O JU N IO R III
Hy way of campus Improvement
Ihe entire eastern inn nf Oviedo
Junior High School has hern clear
'd ami at present they are in the
midst of beautifying the southern
side of the building. This is being
made possible through the liiertfon
«f Mr. J. A. Law.on and through
the donation of some murk soil
from one of the farmers of the
city, George Jones, ( Worshipl. The
hoys of this school ore very ilislrumental in this improvement
project.
FIRST FLORIDA SHOWING!
FRED
MIRTH A N N O U N fEM EN T
Ml. and Mrs. Hlanloy T. Muller
of (Ivlerhi, are tlm proud parent*
nf n fine baby girl, born Dec. JB,
III4H. She has been named Kelly
.1eiili. Mr. Mullur Is the principal
of Oviedo Junior High Hchnnl of
which Mrs.
M u l l e r formerly
IIAH KKT H A LL AT
I'ROOMH A CA D EM Y
The I’nnthers and I’antherettes
jouiiieyvd to New Smyrna Ian!
Friday to play Uhllaom High
Hchooi. The first game waa play
ed hv the gills. They fought va
liantly nml at the half thoy were
leading. However the game ended
and the I’antherrettes had Inst ill42.
The hoys' game was one of ex
citement and foil of thrills. In the
Inst quarter of the game It teemed
they would have lost, hut the Panthers did not give up. They fought
hard ami In the last two minutes
of the game they came back with
more power and won the gam*
38-28.
The teams played Inverness
Monday night on Crnoma Academy
campus. Fur the girls thla seemed
to have been a great game the
"tore being 27-20. This gave the
Pantherrstte* their first victory
of tho season.
The dear old Panthers couldn't
let the girls duwn so (M y fought
for victory. The score was 39-17.
Thla being tholr third victory.
Much credit*Is given to the fin*
roaches, Miss Dnrla Austin ami
Mr. H. L , Douglas, not forgetting
t|ie boys end girls, Follow the
teems st horns! And Awayl Boost
Them!
Do not forgat to attend the game
Friday. Felt, a when tha Panthers
will meet Ihe Wildcat# of Nsw
Hymrna at Crooms A<
M acM U R U A Y -
C L A IR E T R E V O R
BORDER LINE
O f t l MEAT DEPT.
Smoked
.SOUTHLAND B RA N D K U G A R -C U R ED
Y O R K S H IR E S L IC E D
Bacon
HAMS
lb. 35c
Western Pork
STR EA K O LEA N
WHITE BACON
KND C U TS...............lb. 18
CENTER CUTS
lb. 21
Georgia Shipped, Grad* A, Dressed A Drawn
NECK BONES
2 lbs. 2 5 0
CUT-UP FRYERS.... lli. 45c
Genuine Spring
LAMB LEG S...........lb. 59c
PlIltE LARD 4 1b. ctn. 59c
w
TAILS
lb- l f d
Margaret Ann Freahly Hiked
Com plala I’ roffrnmH K:.'I0 • H :30 . 10:110
M A R G A R ET ANN Q U A L IT Y , G R A D E A H EA V Y W ES T E R N
BEEF:
BACON .....................
Vrmoura Htar Hklnleaa
SMOKED SAUSAGE
Star Rag
Hmsll W ratrrn Pork
* '• YOUR
FA N CY
Potatoes
1C ibs. 25c
...
..................................
.............................
S O I!A R E C U T C IIU C K R O A S T
SPARE RIBS
CEN TRAL FLORIDA 'QUICK FR EEZ E
AND STfWAUp UO.
'
SIRLOIN
HIM
SAUSAGE
Zhe Sweetest
i Sugar Ever Sold
O V IED O JU N IO R III SCHOOL
lit inld-Ortiiher the Oviedo Jun
ior High Hchnnl launched n 14(H)
eipiipment drive. Though at the
trniilnation it wan some HIM short
of its goal, the school has gone
ahead and put to good usage the
money that was raised hy purchas
ing one ditto machine for the ali
mentary dept., a gong and some
other few Important needs.
The principal has spared no pain
in expressing Ills heartfelt grati
tude Inward all persons concerned
for their wholodimrled roupera*
thni in helping him. and his staff
to make thla present school term
one well remembered and Is con
tinuously urging that lhay do not
Poors Open 11:18 I1. M. Dally
Ingsttrer.
A L U WIN Mils*** dlsUtsslsg sjairtoai*
of “nsrvotts ilomseh" — hesviasse after
rassli. bsIdling, blostlng sad col * dasAn
iiw At.l.tUINnsstissnKltslincsllytssted
bydoe(ora SBd foaad hlitilf sffoctjve. Wocld
fsaioni —worolhsnsVi bflHoa sold Didst*.
HKIHKET STEW
I HONOR FROZEN FOOD
10 a*. II. H. French Green
[Cut B e a n s......... 23c
1111M. H. H. Red
Raspberries .1....... 29c
Fancy Iceberg
Lettuce
W tsUrn Vvinaap
Apples .....
M l,If.)
. head
10c
Western
*'
3 lbs.
•*
!,*
Carrots 2 lg; buiichs
15c
Yellow
32c
Onions
3 Ibs.
19c
FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS l-W-13th St ........................ Phone 1318
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SI'F.CIAI.S
Wesson Oil
Q U A RT
HUNHHINE C R A C K E R S
HI - HO lb. pkg. 280
FROZEN FRUITS & VEGETABLES
HONOR IIKANIl RHUHARH................... 16 ox. £|
HONOR BRAND REACHES ......
16 ox. 2(
P IE CRUST
HOME GROWN C A U LIFLO W ER ......... 16 ox. ] {
phg.
POLAR BRAND PEAS .......................... 12 ox.
HONOR
H R AND
BROCCOLI ............
10 ox. | |
POLAR BRAND P, H. L IM A S .............. 12 ox. i t
HTOK E L Y 'S
I$0
RICH FLAVOR YELLOW CLING
F IN E S T
TOM. JUICE
46-ox. can 250
TEABAGS
CHERRIES
A LL MEAT B EEF STEW ................
BONELEH8 FILLETS OF HADDOCK
.
BABY B E E F LIV ER ................... ......
PIEC R U ST
P IL L S B U SY ’S
5c HPEC1AL DEAL
IceCream
BEECHNUT
POLAR • RED
TONIGHT - FRIDAY
ALL FLAVORS ICE CREAM 2 pU, f f j
TWO TRUCK LOADS DMEflflRt
IN OUR PLANT THIS W i l l
LOCAL, GRAPH A. DHB88HD • DRAWN
IM
s Vr UP***
12 oa.'l
0. 2 Vi en. S8c PANc Ak E* FLOUR
I No. IVi * Cornsleek. No. 8M can
■I........... R t TOM, J v B ....... 2 ca
1, akg. Skiidled Lodi Hetty
..........IBe SALAD DRESS .... <
8EALTEHT VANILLA
D
14 oa. bl. Ilk
Ih .
Ai
&“5 ta,
M.
. : • A.
du
.
Amertcea
�. ..... . . .
,
V
In Unity There la Hireoglh —
IH E H EATH ER
' 1 0 Protect the Hs»c* of the W e rU :
To Promote (be Progress of Am erica.
To Procure Pro-p*-ri«) for Hanford.
VOLUME X XXXI
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Today’s contributors were:
Arcade Package Store
$10.1111
Antonio K. Vli-ida
3.00
A. T. II mII
2.00
Carlin Kuv
H.Otl
Roger Ingrain
2.00
James C. Thompson
2.00
Harry Phelps
8.00
Marie Pesnid
2.00
Anna Jerdinr
2-00
Thomas Joel Doyle
1.00
J. C. Mitchell
....
1.00
l.ourint* Messenger
LOO
Jack Rabb
L00
Barbara Maunders
LOO
J. L. Wilkinson
I 2.00
Taylor Furniture Company
LOO
St. Clair White
....,. 6.00
Puckett and Rnyril
Furniture Co.
2.00
Wagoner Furniture Co.......... 3.00
Sanford Furniture Company 6.00
Ted Davis Furniture Co,
5.00
Mather of Sanford
6.00
M. 0. Hodges
...............
A. D. Rosier
.........
Harry Lee
Dr. Charles L .p$ark ........
-D r. -Leonard
r *
“Munson
M r. A Mrs. T . 0 . Brown, Jr.
M. L . Collum
..
Sandapur Miniature (lo lf
Junior High Behind ......
M rs. J , B. Craw ford .. ..
A . H. Puwera * ...............
W . D. a Pontiac .......
Odham Motor Company
Nicholson Bulck Company
fltrickland-Morrlson
Hollar Motor Hales
>
...
llaa M> Mueller
6.00
6.00
6,00
6.00
6.00
6.00
10.00
10.60
66.06
MO
sSo
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
16.00
8.00
10 00
tO.OO
10.00
10.00
10.00
I Lumber A Supply-Yard
ela Concrete Company
Security Lum. A Hup. Yard
Sherman'TToncrata Flpa Co.
Vnited Lumbar Company ....
Sankarlk Olaaa A
Faint Company . .,............. 10.00
Sanford Paint A
Olaaa Cognpkny ......— . 2.00
........... ---------------- 200.2*
, 62.76
106.00
L * Sywoo<
iona
Frevioua_ contvtbuUi
ledgad arenas foilowgi^
”7 1
_
frt. i . H,
l Beck
y Bymaa. -Sr.
si>* Witu, Jr. -----Otorja D. Bishop .....
S
Jbe 6, Baker
' r
H
e
r
a
l
d
Asaociated
Seminole Students Shown Test
On Driving Safely By Officers
WASHINGTON. Feb I
</P)-A
•“ P Bnlith sli.iiiu t.tentnl hat been
Anxweis a fieri from five fret to 130 feel, hut ChrMer | urine
won the $7 p re t-ffeted by Sheriff Meto with a g u ru ui Vr leri
Dmler "trlct test conditions of<P
v e tird n y afternoon and before
was Jndh-alfit h> suuljici yellow
........ ..
BUM student hotly, Pa
tnatk matte hy tin t-xjdoduiK cat I
trolman M. H. Hpence stopped a
police ini in a distance uf Alt feot,
Mini- inches after a cartridge, fasti-nnl to the front of the car, went
off while ht- was traveling 30 rallea
an Imur uii Kim Avenue at Klghtt-cnlh Btreet.
Tile test, mad* before police
officers and ahetlff’a deputies
also, was st■wed in connection
given this week to the officers
by the Florid* Police Academy,
and under the direction of W. F,
Heneger of I Miami and.8, T, L a r
son,: Orlando, who are conducting
the ii-houtr
The mplosiun of the fust cart
ridge made a yellow chalk mark
on the pavement, and by the time
Patrolman Hpetu-e was able to
apply the brakes, an interval
known as reaction time, tie had
traveled 20 feet, hint* Inches. This
, ----- ---- -
, ■- - - —- ‘ S -
Ill How *Mirrl m in i
I hr I HI m Wailimgion uturd
a hurl aunouni riiirnl diulolinv
th ii it pl.iynl a pail in luraking ihr
i air
ridge ns to- applied the brake
I'm lit, ill year old, Grrman
.Stopping tliiiattie varies, nut In
turret rntiu to *pct-il, tmi t. lln-j hi on pliytim l, woikrd on the A
square of the speed rate, -uni Mr bomb pmjri t III the Unilrtl State)
Larson. At 40 miles no hour, an Imm latr 14*11 until June, I94t>
alert driver cmilit stop in 120
O llin a L lit*rr ..ml hit place in
feat, at tin miles an hour, 220 feet.
Wlum Patrolman Spence applied Hritam’s atomic tri-up it cdm pti
the brakes ill tho test, the auto ahlr lo that held during the wai
mobile skidded mure than 2d feet hy Dr J. Robert 0|)penhiiincr, who
atfalght ahead beiure stopping. chreclrJ the Lot Alsmos, N 'M .
TTta pavement offered mud. fric- A
U|M)t„ 0(i„
lion, being dry and of cracked
...............
. „
surface
Student, showed mu. h
»■- MH confined Re Renounce.
Hunt In Iwu Irm r scnlrtioriInterest In th* demonstration, and
"Tin- i-h- c involving Dr, Fuclis
gathered armmd th* car as Mi wan ili-vrloped liy th* B rilttli on
Kaaeger explained th* raittidi-.- infm matlon oiig in ally furiiislir-i lo
mechanUm.
t tipin i-v tin- F B I.
Durjpg the past week, pollr.-imn
"Tin- PHI |,as tiren rooprmlii-g
and deputies iiave been inrftrm-lcd v»'F v rlifrit* ly with the Mrilish ->n
in traffic laws, traffic control mi.I ■III** CII-.I- "
accident investigation.
Thai Wii-i a M the K ill wool-1 -«v.
Bergman Baby
Boy ‘Doing F i n e \
Named R o b e r t o
Mrs. C. M. Boyd Is Miami Patrolm an
Slightly I n j u r e d Wounds Narcotics
I n Auto Collision Thieves In Fray
Mrs.
C. M, Boyd, exerutivt*
secretary uf the Seminole Coun
ty Welfare Department, suffered
ii
broken
blood vessel in the
right thigh, and Robert D. Johns,
lit; F.IIUton Baker, 17 and Hetty
Owens, 18, were Injured In a col
lision of automobile* at Twen
tieth Street aad Elm Avenue rt
12:22 o’clock yesterday after
noon.
MIAMI B EA C H , Feb. 3.
|/[1
A Miami Beach patrolman shot
and seriously wounded lw„ men
early today less than an hour aft<->
they luoted a Miami drug store -if
$6,000 worth of narcutlra.
Detective superintendent IT ihk
W. Pierce said Patrolman (illl-.-ri
Miller, 31, a former member ol
the Cleveland. 0 ., police depart
nienl, fin d the shots after l.e'.i
Ih-vii knocked down and kicked.
Pierce said that the two men.
identified as Hichard Llebman, 24,
and Martin Mhildkraut, 24, cam e,
Imre from New York with Blilld
kraut'n 20-year-sild Bride or a
week.
Mehmail was tsported in ertti
cal condition at ML Hlnal hos
pital from two bullat wounds in
tha abdomen.
Shlldkraut was
shot In tha buttocks and hla con
dition wa*. listed aa, fair.
Pierce told this story of lin
early morning events:
Both men broke into Klclife’-,
pharmacy In Miami about 2 A.M.
and escaped with aasorttd drugs,
valued at 91,000. Thsy entered
through a ventilating fan and left
the place in a shambles, police
said.
An hour latar patrolman Milter
saw them in a sedan parked on
14$h street .Miami Biaen.
At the time of the accident,
Mrs. Boyd wga driving a 1041
Dodge Coupe west on Twentieth
Street, according to police, and
Robert Johns was driving a 1031
Ford Sedan, north on Elm Ava
enue from Highland F a rk .
Th# Impact a«at the Podga
driven by Mra. Boyd, careening
over the curb to nor right into
the yard of Mr. and Mra. Arthur
Beckwith., and directly toward
the baby buggy in which the
baby lay a law yarda In front
of the door, where Mrs, Beckwith
had placed it for aunnlng.
Mrs. Beckwith, hearing the
craih, wished out of tho bout*
grabbed the baby buggy and pull
ed It back, Juat aa the automobile
came to a atop against it. The
baby was unhurt.
The Ford Swla
.. epun
around by the l»|
nonet, hit and
•damaged
.. _ a fir# hydrant,
_________ but
was not overturned.. Batty O
Owens,
“Thay both looked shady to mi,"
according to police suffered acal Miller said.
"Thay acted very
laceration
and poaaible
possible bee nervous and I ordered tham out
Injuria*, and with itha
£ r other
at he oe of tha automobile,"
cupants of (b«
tha car. was taken to .As tha car door openad several
fall to tha ground. Whan
r#T
? t e ®
0'' bottles
Miller stepped over to aaemtne a
bottle, on* of lha man kicked him
in the cheat.
i
Miller rsll down and th* man
advanced, kicking aid beating
v ' l ^ -------- :
h m. H esaid he triedto draw hla
LAKELAND. Feb, ! , - ( # > _ blackjack and one at tha men
Florida citrus grova* are suffer- stepped on hla rl$rht M id . The
from tha
__ other melted for Ida hip packetinfist ration
of g u n lr nut**—ala* known at
"I. thought >e wgs reachlrw for
rad spiders— In 11 N a n .
These liny insects *ra eausing
damage In all parts of tho state
"J w f* vltrua to grown.
W. L. Thompson, atriomologiat
at tha citrus oxporiWMiilirtaUon at
Lake Alfred, Mwatho aroTaat
Purple Mites Plague
Florida Citrus Groves
Film
O
11*it
w
H.iiinv
< h i|i i
S f m n t L 'il'
HO,Ml
! Killed, 65 Hurt City O r d e r s
A s Streamliner Franklin Terrace
Leaves T r a c k s A r e a Re-Zoned
C'.us Into I) i i i It
K i l l i n g P;tst.rii$*ei
H u iM in i:
ions
S A U K V I L li:. W i» . I rl. t i/i'i
A l.lokrn I .ait calapullr.l I «jicrii
mg ilir jiu h iir i mlo .. .1.1.1. Imu
milr« In-rill nt brie l .'t in, hi. kill
mg one paMCugrr an.I ii.jo.nig I.’>
olhrrt. \r) o( them trim m lt
W irvkm g crcw i loimd ihr hit.
ken body ol F. j. Sym ioii. shout
‘•0, of R u e Lake. Wit., undn an
ovnlurged u J*fti o f tht Milwaukee
load’t loutl.lioumi rinp|K-.t« I lu
walha
l lr I. id In-rn Inirtr.l tin.-ugh a
.u a ili window ami .III- hr.I hr nr., ill
ihr lolling tldlll
A it -
I If*
O f
I el-
Ii.gl.d
k V s t iir t
Too Tip,h i
Hr /uumg nl J4 4 Ini- ui } lank
III) I r u n e and 1'iur I Irigldv Imm
U l A I.. K - l ... o nlri lo priiild
erriliiiii oil a laigr scale id mo
•Iriatrlv puerd lioinrv wa. onh-l
rd lail nighi bv I lie City k'nmnui
mm. lollowmg a hraim g
Only
mile owiieti in lha whole a les ui
tsird objection*. »an! City Man
agej Ciiltnrtt McKltiluli.
Due lo ilroug prolrtl* id ie»i
•If Ills oi MlgUlld Pa i k a la i Vi'
aiea ami tubdivtilim al I in n It
Avenur and Tsvnitirill S h r c li. tr
(..mug " I Iliia ate* wa* d riu .J
W rilbnin Philllpi. O ilaudo dr
velopei, i i lepotled lo hr iiimudr.
ing Iniildiug a liUmliri ol lion.r- o,
the Fian k llii T fir a t e aira
Ai.i.it.i-i Urge si-alo in
-Ivt-lupmeul loomed a- lli
i 'oniiii-iai-.n g. anted option-.
'Hi i . o
in San l.unlu and III! lot* in II- 1
\ ii . u l of Meltouvlll,'
Vv"loo
uni Ban Lan ta, to l'
ll
• t/li-i .
l-'.il-lli.g i-i-iilractoi ->t
'i hat-'.
i i I . ti.'.'.i
-I- j.i>l
ii .or
if (’arid was ssn* when slm slmt
her father.
Dr. Lesko sgstn replied: ".Stir
wa* sane."
A window slammed shut as h"
(Cesttese* we rase r » n
March Of DimeH Ih
Halfway To Ita Uual
Seminole County's contributionto ' the March of Dimes esmpsign
for Infantll* paralysis are only
about halfway to the g»al of
93,000, Alvin Odham and fl(unTucker, county co-chairmen, an
nounced this Murning.
They urged that individuals turn
in their donations for th* drive
Bsnford n*w average S88.H a Movie.
itF L "SSSfifi
luhi I oiigieti t.-dav that 'excisi
I n ie.hi-ii-<ii ut us l hr limited to
.ihotil ftrill OOti 1)1)1)
nut Ihirt j ihe Vdimmtliation* ex* $fr t 'lt r f j i t 1Ft! -i . lion piogitm
ll llie U|»fllitllil ait Ii nut -ommiuct
1I 4 tirilillyD
mi i>x lo be
A iifit Irii jin
le.iril tn-.-ii Iclrii-. on -eit at the
m mot j . to-1 • level tv expected to
weld Hi) IHlli llUU f -tu ifienue.
1til* MMII1-ft p u li) othci total
l>t.t!lllfa! ifxlhv iu»n» in «\mic taxes
(he la* on rail,
ship passenger
lick.-t* fioin lb lo to pci cent, and
11 |-«-j*I me .ndiigld ill.- ih i"c per
-eul li.-lgld haul lax
I'lte A ilm liiislialio n plan called
toi tint rci-mptl'ili of "hahy oils,
powders and lotions" from til*
lux on tull.-i preparation*. Til#
'hahy oil' luv has provoked espe
cially stiong tibjgclion*.
Bnydei lepealed President Truin tu rs statement that ihe exclla
|{ossi.|lmi
a united tin*
amt li.-ipinlj
-d llic clid.l
l-nth
TTiura whs ......... oi.iirut im m Dr
Lln.lstios;- on llie a .ilv a l of
vvlt.-'t new t-:»l- , v xpol.exman
lt-.-*" 1111-1 **a* -plutr-l lie. c
HMVtllF MlHF Hi*) MIRfill
i
•elliril tinvx- m i ",--j lo l-aptlf"
l-tl-l ami (n ii -,- him op I n I tic
r-iiii.d ic frailt> lligi i-l i- a 1
I" .la id , l(o'-. Hud - i at In.hi
ll." Ictl.y
''ilolnj- nicclv I Id1 , 1,,1 ning
i* m- H'.liali .'itl/en ill.
<l. , lljili.ii. |ma and will alwa. - Hr
, . i i --I-ml
Miss Melgui in, al
• I,..... .
i><- t.-nt. oid t ii il patters
Mute Hold
As Drains Of Ganjr
Of Teen Ag e r s
Vl’f pnllc- -Kill utily In*It-ll ». flu* paxl six loinllix tingang iH-ltfi 1 fi.,mm ii cttotl, t J,
mill w- •rtli of adding mu-’hlNt-R,
Ilrni and ImliislMal lo-oa
and
a-t-n-d fVh.Uim in pm pcitv
dumait", they udded.
Ill- live compsni-.il-. I ii criiiio,
nnhtH-d vcalerilay ut Hu- same
tli.n- ax li-c deaf ring Ica.lui,
run",--I in age from 13 lo 16,
puliC" -aid. Under New Jersey
juv.-rnli- lew their names were
not irvet.led unit they were lit-1-1
mi Ho psnmtsl home here.
Acting chief nf police Kred
eilck l.aCS-v identified the lead
i -i
aa Robert
Kligert, 211, -if
N ew ark
He was charged with
in., cl >fV
l.ucev
said the hoys
culled
their tail, grey-eyed leader "All
iliil-s ' alter the legendary chief
tain of a gang of thieves.
Ihr gang was afraid of Kug rit, ioici-y said- and he scuhlsd
them i.y violent gestures ami
ataiiiping his flats when thtngn
didn't gu right.
The thieves soon became ex
pert at talking with "A ll Baba"
I.y sign language, police said.
M OTHER DIK.S
E. (J. Kilpatrick, Jr., vice pie-
aiilsnt of the Florida State Hank,
has
been exiled tu Msrisnns,
uue to the death last nigh; ul
hia M7 year old mother.
LiuNB1 i'UtJWK Aril
O. Andrews, Jr., to the Lions
Tuesday at tha Yacht Club. The
program will he broadcast at
12:30 P.M., it was announced to
day by Voli* Williams, Jr., who has
charge of the program.
Mr. Andrews first served in th*
Legislature in .the 1249 session,
and following the term Wgs select
ed by fellow' members of th*
a 10 House - of Reprssentatlons In th*
earn* 'cracker politics'' poll as the maft
outstanding freshman legislator.
iC M itsiti
i
ii *
re st
r m s ii
John Williams
llrgew Support 01*
Boy Seoul Drive
loti.i W illiuio*. Itlecl.ii of the
Ifov .Scout drive !•" the lav.-e.-s
•ant v.-steiil.-iv Nl lln- lavc-v* lunch
.......... il ll-,. V-i'Td > toll, "Of all
o, g iiu u al loin, ilr.t wi c l in-llllld.
"'-■Hut* i- in-ilia |l* I III* 11144%| 1111imi lunt
Tl-r niui If \ tt t‘ Will *?o|.
I"-'l lion- I'ouiiii •ill 1>■1>w vv III x*#r
i ii i il i
h"lp 'o i III Uht| »• s rout
i'l ..op* .1- .Hunt -I .1 .iiiil Srliilintile
. .-Hllil
Hhll mt
Mi W i l l i a m - i HV
"i llie 13, mill pot. 'lit i 'i 1 H •s So DUll
In i V n t r wl F I ...... . 1 lYlllv i MOO ill'If
mcniher* "Tin- i- doe p'liilv t'1
U.-I ,,f tun.I- lull u i--iu in Is-'h
,,f ti-iri"-! o| il-" , . iii . ii ..ililliea,'
lo- i .till Inned
Ml W illia m - i-a I led I i i ' " L in H as ii 11«4ii sr«l *»it I ' n k r
l'l« ri
1(1.U(I0 ilm iu 'le ss As
rio m l \Vait*rs Ktse
Ity Aanor
Mo .- Ilian 1l.olll" "xx and
1act'd pofSild"
1IXIIIg flood iv a
Hal a mj -oiitlu-i
ll|l ||.‘I ‘ ,U|' wi l e
t ti.-i tbii.isamis
( sciiullon fr-on
ix iii •"( i'll cell-la te x K rid sv
Rid tlie flood-can-ill)' i winx have
elided and *iktex w e e d ear Some
•.W"ll"ii liver- rc.-i.-hed urt-xtx st
npxlresm point*
H airing fn rlhtr
rain, flood iU lig "i- xeemed Ilk#ly lo d ivlll.e over Ihe wcel. and III
xeversl critical /uncx
Mi iioineles- inclmted 22.UW in
A rk a a x x x , tS.llllii in xm itlieaxi Mis- m ill, and 12,mill in K en tu cky
B u lg in g x tic a m *. including the
l Hilo lliv e r , (docked iiis ii ) high
w ay* and force-1 x.-me xchuolx to
ctosiWt-xi VirRinl*. idiio, Indiana, and
itim exsee xlxu l-a.l flooded areas.
Three pcri.-ox Iiave drowned in
W.-xi Virginia
W At. I l l A.M i I OBKS
w a l t iia m
(/Ti
, m -ixx , k «(.
s.
—
The Waltham Watch Com*
,„,lly .. n lw country's oldtst eimuuiiced il would ximl down to
day.
The company's 12IMI employes
will hr paid off at I I' M.
The announcement hy William
McMorrow, assistant to rite presi
dent, followed closely th* Recon
struction Finance Corporation's
refusal yesterday to permit diver
sion of R F C fund* to working
capital,
___________*
TIi TT WEATHER
JA CK SO N V ILLE, Fell. 1.
Hlation
fliah Lew
72
Atlanta
40
Boat op
. .. 39
ll
Burhank
.66
48
Chicago
........ 80
IS
Oalvsston
....... 76
M
Naw Orleans
....... 81
M
...... 43
Ntw York
...
80
30
18
Seattle
................
Jacksonville . ■
..... .,
6*
98
Miami ......s,............
78.
70
Orlando ..— ............. »**•***«.
f
t
Tamp* — ---------el
■AV'
‘
out
t lr t ills
that a H
-ken lie,I htoadly by PreilI I mil ill o n I I I ) 23. Snyder
's p e llin g
hern
drut
ivlicii he j - fl lo I'- i ,hi .'col
"t.liaugea in the election laws
of Florida," will' he the subject
as soon as possible as the cam- of a talk hy State Hep. Charles
pslgn will last only a few days
lunger. Contributions may he made
to Mr. Tutkar at the Florida State
Bank or to Bob D*ant ot the San
ford Atlantic National Bank.
The Casselberry Man's Civic
Club is M ating support to the
drive^ by holding a March of Dimes
W A M lIM .lu N , I eh l — (/P i—*
Set irla i v .1 itie I teatuiy Snyder
-I- 'Mill-.- U'k.l hue, all line Slid
and were veiy, v.-v d.-llghted d
was a hoy Veidstively I In- baby's
name is Holn-rio Mud prnliably
will ha R
(irand
championship
In H im ginning at l HO o'clock, Inn Bin IHiu.ny today after n slat.- p-vd.ia
Kuliire Farmer of America ti""l gl.-tarv, adJiilNid. aniioiiii.-ed t" trial swore that Cun-I Ann I'nighi
cmI Hi- 1-iitrli‘R was
wun hy u -l»V
N.-» Amerlnin Legion anlo was sane when she shut tn-i lalln-i
hull riitert-d hy M ai Carr ol tag-, will he oil hand t-u -al" lo to death
Court recfhsnt until u.-xi I in-*
(irovvlsnd. The runnerup was vn- meml.eri. Tickets should t-c pm
ilav when stale and ■lel<-ii-<- wdl
tere.l by Jack Hluatl of Baraeuta . ha«.-d early st llie usual ida. es
deliver final argument- l.ef.ut- the
mercy murdtr case goes i- Hujury.
The physician, Dr -111hi*ii h M
t.esko, said he *xamiii"d the 21
vexr-uld hlond* five llrii"« sit
Ihe shouting. In addition, lu Sll| |
ll ..................
had heard every word of tes
♦---------------- —--------------------Under wag* scales nuw In ef pay less than this would not t-c
feel, Mr. Mooneyham laid, mm.- fair to elophone employeex; to
than two-thirds of Southern Boll pay more than this would not lie
employees ara scheduled to receive fair to telephone customers.
wage Increasa* In tha next 12
"During the war and postwar
months. This fa In eccoedanc* with years,
tha cost of wage increases
progression schedule* under which
telephone people receive nutoina granted to Southern Bell employees
has araountad to 9lt,7ft0,00()
tic raise* In pap as they gain •lone
annually In Florida. Telephone rate
experience. Thla continues from increases on tha other hand have
th* time they start until they fallen far abort of meeting the cost
reach the top of tha scale.
of thee* wage increases, to say
"Statements made by national nothing of the greatly Increased
CIO leaders In an effort to run cost of telephone equipment end
down the telephone Job are de materials.
signed to mtlland end-confuse the
"Meeting the Union leaders' de
nubile," Me. Moanejrhsm said. mand wuuul still further Increase
'•Thtlr repeated erica of 'strike', lha cokt to telephone users who
'■trike,' even before their local pay th* bill for wages aa well as
officers have net with Southern for all other coata.
Bell at th* bargaining table d«m
"Hare In Sanford, ■ telephone
onatratea insincerity and Irrespon operator at tha top rate now gets
sibility.*
f
pay Of $47.26 a week
(9202.U ■ month), Including dif
ferential* and ovartim*.
telephone wage* don't agree with
'in Florida plant eraftamen,
such aa eentraJ office repairmen,
at th#' tap n l * for eitiei like
I , e v y
................
inolltlii ago
■
’They -"rto v•-1 v nmcli iin. lova*
,,,,,!
and verv liappv
II--II"
Testimony Ended
In Mercy Killing,
Case Goes To Jurv
IIMII, he added.
T e le v is io n ,;
C o t put a t io n
Mi
wax Will- Sli
i.f n rim i< - [11(n I If:
.ulili'tl
Dm
Wsgc rates Jot Southern IVII cmploycci have hern mciraml | .Vf"*"s^arfinM*"payehtat'rVwV' h./ 'iw*
belled her Insane,
States' attorney l.orin W Wil
Its then asked him if t’arol wa*
.arid at this time.
"Him ia sane," replied Hi l.e«ko
Then he asked the pxychialn-l
A d il e d
B y
hunt
I'ulMlig llip foil. 2H pei i "nl ICl.-iil Icv.r- on (ms luggage and
today
woiii" ■
i- limi.ll'Mg|"W"lry and
pi epa. an. -ii - to leu per
' th! tu \ ■vi. la-1 w rrk loild
She t ) ■
Hi I'l". 1 ,.9'i •. -. I- *111 - l.o >1e m it
l nl I mar long 11 - 1 * 11.’" ("lephona
-n.I I I ounce
I.vcred 1 1 ** ’ fi.
ot 11— .11... slid tei.igispli i-i, cfimg.-s fioin
1-11l-V al , 1* M
ltiom ol
liei ill
I tw cold, ttrrl lull i.u j-p rd a)
ihr (Tnpiietwa't rnvm r l.u i r i l u vn
II .bout /' ID I' M I llir r . o.o l-rv
ll-r ilmei add ihr psilo. tai mil
!,„
......... .
i'll i i c u 'l i i j t , I c ii la lo
lim n lfirla ls In a prrfi-i't .......
,
| i , ii i.■"ii Her liii-.l. iii'l i
iii.ii in know tIn-*>iilire hackgi i -iii -'I' ril - .iinpIrlrU o vn into a till, h
m
-Mill Hu- . use involves two wjit-.-i 1-■ Ih r nigm r ttill ->lir liaggagr -a.
tl
\ III ■iu ‘ti, sit kMIk It I**
atuiiih- l.aka to Rn«i-ia tin.- -1. U ll11in t
Inn.Oil".I npligl.l
. in ■fit In lln- Hutted MtulrMri in his |j u fc Itrii'l* ut U «l •
111
Snut-Vllt" ir lit"-ill 'In mil"* ii **i I h
'«
IP 16. they -*1*1.1 the olliei In I ...
i n $• ,1 « it III HI r$l-ini'
I h IIi
ol Milwi.uk.-".
ii ii •! i' 1
ll lOtlllMlI 1
hind ill IPIV
|Ki l ul l
lit t'l-.iru*-" i
S ic .n . i.-a-ik""
1 In In 1
9« »*.-Itiifi* ll Oil
tin- iilin-inls plnvided tin- s.
t ’-i.lldy i-.il o liel. t-r-Vtill). I fit lli'it i-f.
III . anil II. PfBther, I h Inn I - 1 lo
I'Olllll
ul lln- I'hlpp.-wu'- 112 pi.c-.-ng.-iMo- K ill "niuiiy” iiinidti-i ug>- i->t-li -lav option require* i ll elm- <
w "i " lit Ini .-il in III" n a-1,
II.
i l l
of fill lots, when the option Will I.l'
gi.ri an nleiislve check llllo -n*
rai l II- w.'i. -ei lo.irlv ti.it i
Mi.nv
pi-ct.-ij relay of alutnic secret*. •"vU-ndr-l six inuilths nil III-- iuI
nf
III.iilli.1
-i
vv.-i"
lir
a
lc
.l
:.l
It--*
11'«■<ia ■** fv* P a a . e » « ,i
S.-vli'l agents The check wa-lei..-I in lln- t.asls of lilts ->l m Jut **I- Hllil . t-l.*«r"il
II
I
M c K u r l u n . l o f i i i . ---ii I I mv
toiination olitnlned from v»i
\ V I , l l i " • i Niii*-< e i i K H i " . - i . - - .id InH iisiiMurC ne Waa* K la h n
f.-ll tile »t""l rail -imp a* the t-li
N MV AUK N .1, Kelt t ol'i
ginr mis-".I nV" i 11 il ah.ml Ufi
h tath f a ir h o n o rs
|',ill"r- iiave m i"steil a v.-nnn
H 'n a lla e e S n a r a a a T s a i
TAMPA.
Feb.
ft—(AT— Kn-leaf mill.' know as “ All R ain
hunorH for the best fluern-"i
I.KUIflN MKK’ITNti
win. lln-v sai-i directed In- "w-d
hull and cow at tha Florida Hut
'll."
r"gnlar
ruppi-i
ui.-.-Mug
ol
11 Mill"-)
gang”
of
sclii.idt.iiy
Fa ir today went lo animals m
t id e ..- .
IIRIDOKPOH T, Com ., I . l . t
teri-d hv Carroll and Hun uf Win lln- Aiii"llean I "gion will l>.' lifhi
hi
ii -i. ul oil Muniluv nii-iil
In* (/!*$— Both Mldes elided Hn-n i.-»
I ll.S "All llalia" . lull-i ha*.ter Park.
117 pei re.il «incr ''734, romp.ii
to an inrreaie uf Irvt ilisn 7D
" pn
cent in the n it of living. I A M--onryh*m, diitrirl manxger oi ihr
company, laid today.
(■nmpsity employees, he tai I. have had eight geneial wage in
ciexiet in the feel 0 yesit, thtrr of which have been lince llie war
The moil lecenl genera) wage iim m e wet made effective m Felmiaiy,
Uc C u m p e n sa tcd
lias an ,,| fti'tv t*tsi IHUI In lit- tcvl howami " A l. I- l u I ---ion'll
l.olltl. rd il>.I -hr u.ln ,1* lo m any rv ri, Nuv.it I u*r.l ihr i.tulld bgUIC
OOO.OlHI
H .iv ie lh n i
.
- i- .'ti t- -hr obtains ,,|
ledu.'llollf W'tra
lir i d ivo n r 1...... 11- I'r ir. I uid Mi.--c "vein- lav
l> f * iiilr s
Wage Rates For S o u t h e r n Bell
Increased 117 Percent Since ’39
$GUU.0UU,0l)0 C u t T o
I v 'iim .it t ie *
Hrigm III 1' 1Ilf Ills 1l-r- ol l liev* ,
l.lue-r fit I tl\
lenlalivrlv
name. K- l c 1.
Ul ,1 ..oe ..1 hr.
• l.xl 1. >*l »% I..dll -lie mil
>lo. till
Italian tilth *Nit*- I*i» KoLc-ilo K-i•t*t $ .c v
tiajijn
xrllmi fti c
atioill ll
File t*r i«il itul M o i l old smc
149 ut -o- (- itlm* I*
>li*l. ) in'*!*
'M l- oi m M u v V
’ loan nt
CHAROIO WITH KII1INO her cancer-doomed lather, polite Sgt C a rl W
Malglil, lo end tils agony, (,‘aiul Aim Haight, 22. is giv«n moral soppml
In Bitdgvpoit, C on n , Superior L'uuit, by hsi biolliei. f a i l , J i and n*r
motlici, Mrs. Maty N Paighl, 32. Mrs Palglil leslinwd llu l Her daughter
could not have been uf ”ian* mind” at the time, I ' a . i l s biolhei aubalanllaled hla mothei i leallmony.
(Inlenuitioioil .Soundphoto)
ll r it It t* it K’xtil Klips S ( ’ommissiuii
No. 120
Wire
P re ss Leased
Truman’s Limited
HBxv.ise Tax Cui-fe
Outlined In House
Backed By K in A t ‘Mercy T ria l’
Co n gress Io n s! Atamh-
> " ••c r
l mil in litre
with IhV
.%Itsanls* Liter f y ('oinmiinloa. Mt*'Liluui i> ehninnan of the Cot,
aivw m nal group
\ staleatem
hr the Monti,- lu r r y * (omatte
■loo mid the British srieatisi
Dr t laim Kiifh*, h.id ic i'M i fu
"a wide a im or the most vital
weapons informal ion” d-itina hi*
" »i Nine vi ork In |h« U. 8. Mi
atnniir proivet*.
ClAIMINO fO NAVI O IV K O flO a model hydrogen bomb that could be
activated In 12 hours, rerearch scientist Dr. Ralph Lu*a« is shown in
Ackley, Iowa, with schematic diagram of his bomb. Lucas told newsmen
he had offered the model to Atomic Energy Commission providing the
government would stand casta of testing It. (Jnlsrnulior.ul iuumiphulu)
Mrs, flaw A- ......
Father D ies In Texas
...... - .....
m i 0. Sharon-----ot Club ..........
.
•acor-Hardan Dairy
fra. A. D. Zachary
d
W A S IIIN fiT O N . Feb. J . J / p i
— Cong re *, today s u a M M
I t tieneral Leslie H. (Ire***.warllitie trend uf the D. 8. at am
it iNunb jirojerl, to testify [toRturrnw about a British sta p le
•ririiiisi n rrrslrd in lamdeM on
suspifian of passing A-bomb aerre ls to Russia.
Henator | f r u
M i bon <D r'iiim .) made Iho auiiocii.emeiit after a meeting ul
anrMr.l in laindon at ihr ttiuli
ol f i ll digging mlo Iraki of A
“ Supi-oti inmrnnr dart* in front of your eulomolnlr wlulr ii -* hoinli in ipis n- ituiMa
T h is disclosed o fficially
f«r traveling at Hi rniVt an hour; how fat will it tiavel before you .an
I olldon ili-ji il- hr.
«aid Kari
the first time precisely wlmi
the [Uiistana want to do. Tito 'top M ‘"'lief.If (' A. Meto asked pupilt of Mu i I) Hiowolee'v I u. In wa« ilu i g n l uill, two vio
•‘•110111 ui •lir oifitial trrre ls a .:
not* said that laet December u ‘ Ian a* Semin -re High School Friday.
M A R C H O F D IM ES"
r
N uted Physicist itfarl
Fuchs A rrested For
Passing Secret i n
form ation T o R fds
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3 —( / I V The Unitrd States chsigrd today
that Russia's demand lot Inal of
Emptior Hirohito at a war crimi
nal it an effort to cuvet up "Soviel failure1' to explain the late
of more than 370,000 japaurte
war ptiionerr.
A Slate Drpailtneiil xlalrmrnt
mad* dear that the Human demand to |>ul the Empeior mi trial
in an internallunal military court
will he rejected by lliir iu inti)
Officials alto indicated that the
Soviet piopoval to try four lush
rankinti waitime Japaneie geneialt
likewise will be tut lied down.
H it State Department made pub
lie along with Hr tlaiemenl on the
Ruilian demand, the key paraftaphi ui the 22-page Human
note which Soviet Ambanadoi
Panyuthkin handed lo Secretary ul
Stale Acheron Wednesday.
Soviet m ilitary court ut Kim
barovtk had found 1'2 Japant-ao
Arm y officers guilty »f pitut t Hi,'
and using
bacteriological W H
fare.
, l l charged that the B. W.
units were created by u decree
of the emperor and that h|gh
ranking Japanese staff officeia
ware responsible
also
for tinoperation.
The Russians therefore railed
for the creation of an Interna
tional m ilitary
court— presum
ably by neneral Douglas MaeA rth u r— to try the emparor and
the four g eneral! “aa w ar trim'trials vxpoaed
(by the io v ls t
J I December tria l) as having com
mit**! the o u st /gtftjfta. Crimea
against htrmanlty.
Meanwhile In B erlin, the Rusaiam imposed a now regulation
on Berlin-bound trucks traffictoday and then lifted It a few
hours later.
1
The
regulation
could
have
f aralyred all highway freight
rom
Western
(iorm any.
Tin
<vaeilmi*ti tie Pan* K ig a li
i
o
British Atomic
Scientist- Is
Held As Spy
Scientist Claims He Has H-Bomb
U.S. S tate D ep artm en t
Calls Russian P ro
posal ‘Cover U p’ Of
M i s s i n g Prisoners
0
f
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPEK
SANFORD. F life lU A . FRIDAY FEB . 3. 1950
Eatabiiahed 1908
U.S. Attacks
^Soviet Demand
* For Jap Trial
n
Mostly cloud) end slightly cuider through Saturday. w r likeli
hood of a l.llir light I 4111
‘i• ' T’.Wi-V, ‘t
fii,- s
I
i ’l
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TH E HANFORD H ERA LD . BANFORR FLO RID A
H id iiu lt W iiiM
Emory Alumni To
Honor Founding budget.
113 Years Ago The official tally war 293 la 293.
Atom Homb
MiNNing Plane
Mori temporarily
ucliiiaod the
low as *100,000,000.
v. A ih t o n
Jo n es search fin the C-64 which disap
peared on a homeward flight from
IPSSHSIH
T
o
T
a
l
k
O
n
R a d io
In a ila ir *
S mm
P a c * f la a t
(C a a rta a c e V n a P a ce u a e i
Anchorage to Bigg* Field, LI Paso,
contiMant with th* over-all ob ■ U g ^ ^ A T w H U ,
Co., Anchorage, who wa* aboard
WAflHINOTON Jtn. II—</P)
jectives of our program for ptaca
a* a civilian observer. Name* of Tex.
Tha Rdv. Ashton B. Jonas, A t
—Tha Atomic Energy CotnmlsThe big, four-engine transport, and security,
the others were not learned, but
lanta, Oa., who with Mr*. Jonas
sion
Mid
today
atomic
weapons
last
reported
over
Snag,
H
O
miles
By (hit the national anembly re all were crewmen from Elmen“This we shall continue to do
returned last yrar from a tour of ,
lioddo ilie snowbound, mountain* until a satisfactory plan for intar: •f•
produced, Improved and
O RLAN D O , Jan. HI — ( S P E futed to adopt (he cabinet*. figure dnrf Field.
IB countries, will tell of hi* evstockpiled
at
an
ever-growing
mis
Yukon
territory.
It
Is
believed
Harden’* plane struck the trees
C IA L ) — Alumni anil friends of of 1,095,000,000,000 franci (about
national rontrol of atomic ensrgy pact.
parlance* in a series of evening
down
somewhere
between
Snag
near the foot of Mount Caribou in
Rmory University from Sanfonl
Is achieved. We ahall also con
broadcasts starting tonight at 8:.1U
Tha ACE also declared tha*
will gather to celebrate the 11.1th $3,120,000,000) for non-military midmornlng while flying low In and Fort Nelson, 11. C., but tha tinue to examine all those factors
o'clock over station W TKR, and
entire
1,100
mile
airway
to
tho
"new bench-marks of aecompUshsearch of the vanished C-64.
anniversary of thr Georgia Instl- expenses of the government.
continuing through Saturday night.
t,order 'Is being scoured that affect our program for peace want" have been u t |„ the loi
lie waited with I W other* fo, t rrcrt»or, w*«L"r
-fili l j u a t.-U w ., K-'tol- -Methodist
He wi l l .. Imi if enk on "world
.
jw x ir x i
—
Ridsull wai not obliged In re- several liQinr,~frlcii ael out a June bv ePWea HT "ptrotr:
Church Dining Ituum In Orlando,
\ I nr uucstion of whathar the raaga ftw peimf/TM'
brothaib-nSr *1 SianionP'sciiowVs.
■ign became of the lie. To force for help. For six liOurs he *trug-, T lilr tJ -two rescue craft from Uniied States should undertake of th* atom'* power.
|
Thursday at 7 P. M.
HI* "world brotherhood" automo
over
41,600 production of tha bomb has^jweif
la a aemi-a n n u a I report to
bile will ba parked naar the MunlDr. J. Sam Guy, head of tha it*. ” 'm ,0 ,M’* n 'fie combined oppoii- vied through waist high mm* and 'VHfrb
i4| •*» under behind-tha-scaaaa debate for U,ngr**a, tha comm luLtt tnhda no
brush.
Darkness
fell,
but
be
kept
:
tnuu...
c'V-awfu.waaittor .a'■* .A c r j j j " j i
paitmant of .hcm lltry at Emory l, 'on— Communists, DrGaulliits aid
uri.
men ii unless search. Ten more at least four months — perhaps reference to any plena to dcW -g
from 4:UU to 6:uu p. M.. end a
for more than BO year* and wide- right wiugpit— would have needed
At 7:1*0 I*. M 19:20 P. M. EHT) made -weep* from Fort N*l»on.
a auper-bomb employing * hydro
slyort address aiu| program of
knger.
Eleven American plane* were
he reached the road There be was
gen.' It did disclose that it was
music will ba given.
,
, found by the engineer corps woik- able to get away from Cleat Falls, i A governmsnt committee has doing a lot of work on studying
rouMdered it as wsll as key memeis,
standing
unsteadily
In
a
silow
Mont.,
despite
subzero
weatnei
how three different forma at hy
C IT R U S S H IPM EN T S
u ^ m l o ^ ^ r - - o n
In
corridor bfit of Congress,
orv frit-mi* to m ib l ,1 'lu,rk succession on other budget honk and wesFlv explained wliat hint envered the airway
W IN T ER H A V EN , Jan. 81— HP)
K ti all Enmr
Th*- Henete-Hous* Atomic Com drogen can be used to product
Fort
Nelson.
bail
happened,
doe
foot
was
cripH
IM
)
miles
north
to
Hm f ir
u
1
wen not considered by peratomic energy oh a laboratory ’ The Salvation Army at 214 East — Report of th* State Citrus In
lervatlun* with
wltn him for the din- JUmentery observer. a . partlr. pliol. ,
Weather condition! were gener* mittee has held a series of meat- •cal*.
< . .
...
ner.
HecurnJ Street will Ik having Spe spect Ion Bureau at IU A. M. to
larly dangerous to llldauli. They' The exhausted pilot had rarrled :.dlv good throughout I heyday end tog* about it, talklnR with military
President Trum.tn has aald that cial Service* her# each evening at day In boxaa:
Ineluded In the Orlando allntrIrt said some formula to solve the his puck and sleeping bng with ore exported lo remain favorable leaders, scientists and others.
-Grapefruit Oranges Tangerine*
So far a* hga been disclosed, Ita up to him to decide whether 7:QU H.M. This will continue each
are 22 Florida communities with Issue would he found.
lid, ' lodnv. Rut with the clearing skies,
him In the long, arduous
IMa nation should try to devalop night except Saturday* until Feb. Rail
10,074
21,196
6,804
this
committee
has
never
taken
a
temperature*
have
dropped
below
more than I fit) Emory alumni aifg
A fifth vole of tool Idem e dc- through tin woods. Ho said be bud
4,018
1,824 '
60S
hydrogen bomb— unofficially ea- 12. Th* Revlvaliit lx the Rev. Boat
parent* of 71 present Emory Mo- mantled by Bldault on Ids budget , planned to sleep by tha roadside /,.i„ n, the Yukon, known as tha formal vote but there have been a11mated
to have deatriictlva po B. M. F. Fahl . . . The public lx Truck
8,863
28,146
1,282
(font* In c IMhm ll»ron|p|)fM|{ the ns n whole, wn« scheduled si 4 If no one lind come nIo iik . While ■old ineot *s Ire bos, to lessen plain Indications that a majority
tentialities far beyond llmse of urged to take advantage of this Total
24,943
52.661
14,671
United State*, thousands of Emo I* M. (Id A. M.„ EH Ti.
making Ids wav out, Harden bnre- chances of siuvlvftl by these uf th. group favor* trying to de- uranium or plutonium bomba.
opportunity
to
be
blessed.
velop
the
bomb.
those
rib,.aid
the
missing
L-M
.
ry alumni will gathi'r thin month
issed lielng crushed by a
Mlilaillt won the first vote of lv missed
port said, "technical tiiicussloniA
T h a ' A E C a references to ex
Trie cast of the project has
The liansporl's capacity load In
for regional celebration* *lmllar the day 2911 to 292.
falling tier.
periments with hydrogen would Hresident Truman’s announcamant on this problem which may laid
ii#cn
variously
estimated
up
to
,.luded
li
t
reluriiing
servicemen,
an
to the one here, Other Florida canFrance looks on the recognlllon
Ilatchelder and Watson Joined
*#*m to imply that If Frealdent of an atomic explosion In the to substantial uranium production
ter* where birthday partle* will be by Russia of the "uU-French tin the ground new , forging to thr ezpsclunt mol her ami bar H-year t4,0hU,()UO,(JUU.
Truman (Ives the gn-ahead signal U S S R —1'emphasizes tha Import from gold urea."
Rot
some
estimate*
have
run
as
,dd
n.o,
and
eight
riewmsn.
held ere Jaeh*onvl|le, Miami. Luke- Oil I-Ml nh regime in Indo-Chin*
cra-di survivors with food and
to bis atomic team, th* scientists ance of tha most efficient possible The teport also said A E C had
medlrul supplies
Und, Lake City, and Tallahassee. "an net of very great gravity".
have some' of th# play* worked eut utilization of the resources avail dispersed productiun facilities of
The Soviet venture Into the
The swift moving rescue opent
h
on the blackboard and era ready able for th* nation's atomic energy its Lo* Alamos laboratory— bring
p l o s i v e Indo-Chinese situation
ing a branch laboratory at Sandia,
to apply them towards seeing if program.
made that fat eastern rubhci and
(leal
.1 nHlln.ir
oils CSS*
N. M. Idtu'th* picture.
they can develop a practical
(i aaiiass* V n a .'**• aael
>
------- ■
—
ih li lice land a hot spot In the
"Maintenance
of
th*
American
■efeielice to this proposal.
The A F C ’ aid *his dispersal
And she could never touch a weapon.
((aatlased Srsw fage uaer
cold wai
position,"
the
report
yald,
"re
“ It piiidocllon will be so re- finger of har daddy. She adored
Reported progress un Improv quires a vigorous, growing pro would reduce "the vulnerability of
prosecution and defense attorneys
|tn.,.-la has denounced the Fi»niii
ir n H It a a r s
K t « l„
can
lia s
-nine.| Hus proposal may bs dls- him. It waa agalnat tha vary fib ing . and. increasing tha supply of
tha weapon* production chain in
checked veniremen for po*slhle supported Bun Dal i eg Inn ns « erirr ilgn ra .ji oXerliug a pulling
gram nf ibasic and applied research
Id ' a rded.
er of her bring. She couldn't orthodox weapon* would not have !;i nuclear science and engineer the event; of a war" and added:
■olFiltllnn Ida*.
"'puppet government" representing force of some H(l tons,
“ If you can not inform me that possibly, If she wax >ana, do to go aa lo t"labo r. The unflffl*
—
—
*
Holton, .111, onetima miliar offl-...uiv a small group of reartinnaiies,
A fine rain full slid Ihu beav
ing." '
’ "K
^
-- -------- ---d al view la that--tha only.^con,- ■• ".Willi full awarenyse of th* de ■ " ,
clal of Rruther s f,|0 United Auto
f'nrl* observers eald Hiim Isii fog him.I ■-led lb* bsy througlinn . notmai productkin will be re- s.i.-h a thing."
1 -omed on Monday without referThe state I* trying Carol fur ralvable way of touching o n a ficiencies that confimia to axiit in
Worker* Union, I* charged with Hippoit of the Communist-led rr lhr operation.
assault with Intant to kill th - be| fmces in Indo-Uhliin might
The commandliig officer of the • in,- to this proposal, I would then Second degree murder. Tha pail* hydrogen bomb would entail uia rcope and zpaed of operations and
, O p to m e trist
of the explosion of a uranium or
UAW president.
lead to another situation like Missouri, ('apt. William U- llrown, want your reply to litis proposal ally la life In prison,
Ji>
development of smooth-work ing re
Tha tall, slim defendant, now tireece, where American arms wltneksed the opeiatfou from the by fi f M. .Maturdiiy, Feb. 4, ami t The defense is arguing that lha plutonium bomb as a "booster” or lationships throughout th* pro
I
urge
your
acceptance
in
th*
ua
girl
waa
tamporarlly
Insane "primer" for the H-bomb•trvlng a prison (arm for mldiery. finally tipped the scales sgainnt eminliig tower, fin remained silent
tintinI Interest." .when she shot her father Mat
Thus, whatever Improvements gram," It continued, “ the comntfaha* an allhl that ha wa* In a pool- tlie Communist guerrillas.
umsl of the time.
li t Magnolia Ave. Phone IU
dnn nevertheless feel* that: at tha
room at the time Rauthar was
The telegram was sent to Lewis, Sept. 28, driven out of hov mind may hava been made In lha bomb* end of Ihrae years'nf its'steward
Dure, at 7:17 A. M , be told a
The Russian diplomatic move
shot Apr. HU, 1U4H.
came only a few hours sfh'i a reporter: "Hlie is ready to come and to fieorgu It. I ,ove, nperatora’lfhy grief when aha learned' he dropped un Japan, fhey would Just ship, the nation's atomic anter‘ <i Increase lb# wdflop of a perfected
Th* ipiestioning of proRprctlve report
,
from Washington said Sec now. All she needs !■ a good sbul, -prikesinari for the National BitU li.nl cancar,
Juror* Indicated that much of the , etnry of State Dean Acbrson bid ing or cometblng to twist htr mtnoils Wage Conference, PlltsjJ
Defense Attorney David Gold H-bomb, with an orthodox bomb prlees la on a sound footing,"
The A E C said that scientists
•tat*'* case hingt* on circum sent greetings
Imipli Cniisoll.lntion Co.; Harm stein asked Mrs. Haight tf aha ''built In."
In Kao Dal ex from tlie -and.
at it- Los Alamos, New Mexico,
V
stantial cvldenr*.
was
sure
Carol
Arm
loved
her
Tha
A
E
C
,
in
Its
sfvsnth
semi
M
Mo-es,
president
of
the
II
(r
Adoninl
Mmilli
said
•rvioal
pressing the hope of establishing
Assistant
Prosecutor
Joseph closer relation*, Britain i* especled factors contributed lo the failon Fin k Coal C o ; and Joseph FI r,i year-old father, Hat. Carl annual report to congress de bomb assembly laboratories ware
studying reactions at distances of
Rashid insisted that juror* lie will to recognize lino Dal next week of today's try. which de-pile it
Moody, plestdenl of tlie .Southerl| I'alght of the .Stall,fori), Conn., clared that:
one-fifth of a mile, with th* aid
police,
lug to convict ini such evidence, nod the United Slates, II was soil rehear sal lav turned Into an ail Inal Producers Association
heyer <«er>ls|s
1. Weapon* development and
of television projector* and re
Defense counsel Joseph Louis cl put ed, would follow suit
and sussssifwl
The
widow,
dressed
in
black,
stock
pi
ling
"moved
on
at
a
grow
out refloating attempt. ’I In -e tm
Mi Truman told them that the
ceivers,
and
remota-rontrol
in
rare *) see be
all's tack also became njipnicni In
coal dispute visits "severe hard replied: "Hhe did love him vary, ing pace during tha peat year.
A French foreign office source tors, lie Mild, weie,
strument!.
yaurd Th* safe
.th* Interviewing of Jurymen, lie said the Russian move was “un"A line fiooi tile Mtssoilll to one ■hip upon llii- miners mid their very much—w* all loved him."
8. Production of waapons war
Method" often corclaimed that Hidl.iii should be uc- necessary" and cOmpllciled the tug fa n led away at a erociul fnimlie- and -.-veie icouoinlc los(ioldsteln wanted to know If changed to an “Industrial type of * The commission also said it had
T*ri» .(less eyes la ene Jeyi Oter
quilltd unless "there's no Inno sltiintiini considerably lie rriliei*- oioiueid divei* were aide to -ling np.ili ||,ore who have invested in Carol was a good daughter.
operation —with a view to switch Julntd with th* United Kingdom
1.000 wtrsMfwl
aH «gti
cent theory possible" and unless ed Russia for recognizing "I he milv four of lx suliuinilne -id l.ilomtiioiis rot,I miller,” He said
"She was a very good girl," ing from a “cumtom built" typa of and the South African govern
"all avenues uf Innocence a ir cut enemies of F'rance".
O U I mMR
)AU4«tp
vnge polltoiilis M-lieduled lo lor c contlnoou." piodn.tiiin of mi nde- -aid the mother, shifting her operatlAn to on* daalgned "with ment "in certain research prob
»n Am
ln*trivts«A WideOff."
heen rigged lieneulh the Ml emi
ipmte soft , o»i supply is essen naze to Carol Ann. Th* -Irl waa a view to faster and more effi lems relating to the extraction of
The
Indo-Chinese
slluitlion
is
uranium from South African gold
Limiseli, with Itnnhtd objecting
ilotiliing her eyes with a white cient production."
tern mid one of the nine hern I.
CROSS SYS fOUNMflON
strenuously,
mentioned
several similar In that ill Indonesia before gear tigs did not get In Its full tial to tlie nation's economic stnldl- iinnderchlef,
tOyOfhMm IMf, Jo4>toiriaCi».H»ttCR
,1. "M atin " u| weapons wan ed- nr**, '*
Itv. propiess amt secuilty.
I he Dutch 'gave the Imloneslsiis
time* Mn> shunting of Victor. Iteu"There.,
era
underway,"
the
raMrs. Haight, tilting her
er chin vanceiJ '
tttnahfr manning that
their Independence. The forres un pulling effect."
lie
lidded:
'
*
Ihtr lit month* uftei hi* brother der Hu ore Nationalists fighting
‘There is no t|Uestloii at,out
at the means*
achieved for getting
"('onltnning stoppages, res|rif- mid looking ' sipinrr-ly
wa* fired mi through a window
O u t nfu the ssme
fm political separation from the tile Missouri's geMlitp off," Horn b (Inns In prodin-llon and shortages jury, said: "'H e was a marvelous more
of hi* home.
,, , .
,. amount
said,"'It will Jnsi ic iu lie cn iilu l whi,'ll result f■••in the Inability uf husband,"
material utilFrench.
Fran
ces
parliament
hist
The defense attorney!*. nljvlyu*
The widow testified Carol .'Ann Itad in
[ly-eaptoded Agovernment
of plnnnlng and hmd work."
tinparties
t„
settle
their
dispute,
woek
granted
the
g
<
purpose was to hint that (he same
lie added Unit should tomor me of grave concern tu Him people hud u dread uf cancer sine# an bomba.
ft j ( *i»
»y '
6ll*Uk'rahIr aulummioiia
gunman might have shot both Ran 1D*F Mualderahle
mint died u f|. Ike. din gang, when
row’s attempt fall two new ...... of tlie uutinn."
4. Th* putpuiof flisiopable,ma
HBV.
and
IMHS.
ASHTON JONES
•
n
powers.
w elter and Victor, tha UAW adit(hods will la- employed Thursday.
A fudeial dislricl court Is to b«; -hr* was four years' old. When terials— uranium s and. plutonium,
• Thu- Russians todny resumed
cdtlhh director. Hollim waa In prlz
r
r
•
•
o
w
•
.* •
Carol
waa
14,
another
aunt
died
which oan'ba*uiad In ’ bombs
gin lira ring!' tomorrow oil a eg*
ioh at the tima of tha Victor Reu- thalr "crrtpmg blockade'' of eastof th* dlanat*.
KADIO
STATION
W.
T.
H.
In
'
'
''
ipjitst
from
Robert
Denham,
gsuerbeen
lifted
yssteldiiv.
|hfr'ihoottriK and nobody ha* bean west truck traffic hi Usrnianv.
"Hhe showed i grfal ' deal ot
Western
officials
ill
lletlln
wlm
al
counsel
of
the
National
I.abot
‘.V i \
'
tharged in that can*. The two as There was ,nn tdxwm given for I ho
emotion and talked about it lndg
renewal of the blockade which hg>t have repeatedly protested the Ih'lntliiii* II,mid, for un order tti afterward?' »aW Mr*. F a ltb l of
saults w*t* almoil idanllcal.
.N. 31st THtfU" S A T U R D A Y , FU R. Atlv
alatloa of ~ ~
' r
stalling actions of tin, Kiimiiius stop the three-day niinitig • woi'k
her daughter.' '"Hhd'‘ would '**y tha wtsmlc fifU -H u , ividthcVd I
riilit lid- mailer would have to week.
'poor Aunt Alice' 'tind' than shf
:t( T-rri— --------- “ -— Mr.
’iTummi's
move
presumably
lie settled by the we-,Ivin high
would cry."
i
cnmuiitshuier* and the Soviet com will not interfere with that.
•I
*k:
hiander. Cienernl Vassily (thitlkov.
I tetiloitu conlimds ia-wis Is tisinir
Hy LOUISE F’OHTKM 1
' In Washington. Ncnetnry of "unfair" labor practice In an efuph
Itefimse .lohrison in id- first an foil I., coerce Ihu upi-ratur* into
OURHH WHICH IN TOWN
an |**t evening.
nual repo,I „ I it,, Utiilcd Hlalei iii'cepting an illegal contract.
(C u a lt a s r S
V ru m
Van* n * a l
Mrs, Blanche Leona Juhnsnil .uf ]
Aiming ul lists things, Denham over then, dmi'l forget easily, hut
could be ulltoT.,il 'Tioii, Mu' oppii
HER V IC K S AT
UH Htratiihoai Rond, liieat N eck1
site heiiils|d)e,e Mill,oiil wnrntng collteudi Ihiit Lewis' dulliand for wu should extern! to them .evqry
NEW MT C A L V A R Y
Long Island, New Yotk, nod Mins
u union Imp - one whine all niin- courtesy and cu-uperxte fully, .so
Neither fill New Calvary Mis and with unpi,dl'table fury."
Mlldted Andtew of ini Stealiiliou'
The Senate Ibm c atomic c iiiii - i'r* must join Mu' union — is il they will understand our.svsrem "
Baptist (Tiincli began
Road (ireat Neck Long Island. sionary
tnittee gave slnmg Indlcslnm it i- legal since the Tan-Hartley law
Asked nhoiit city council snub..
Naw York, are-tlia hnuaeguestn of tyllli Jjipulgy Helmut. T h e,,lei
Richardxun saltl:1’
• *» " *
aBhilt lo rei'ominei„nhift the tRill- bath u union "Imp except when It
war
taught
hv
tha
various
tearhers
Mr, and Mrs. James A. Foster and
ed Hiatus develop I lie dread hydro lia been voted by I be workers In
‘They will not receive an^ surK
and
reviewed
by
the
paxtnr,
Rev.
ion, MB Cypres* Avenue. They
gen bomb, -aid to he lihn limes an N Lit II • mud tic led elect ion, reception here, so far as I know
•ra being elaborately entertained A. U. McQueen,
more powerful than the atundc Thera has been no election In I haven't seen any Indication of
Mornliig
Worship
began
at
11:UU
by friends and aripiitlrdam'u*. They
mining.
Ik>mb,
hostility around the atata hoilse."
A.
M.
with
regular
devotion
ami
ware hlgtdv entertained un last
the
pastor
delivering
tha
morning
fternonn by a group of friend*
t Mt. Plymouth Hotel will) tea message.
It. T. U. began at its usual hour
on lha lawn and oil last evening
-Mr. Chauncey Travlck entertained with the president, Mr. R- Brown
them in a most elaborate manner. presiding.
■y .
A glut inns program was simukU oe
' They will he leaving lit* city with
aired
by
(he
brotherhood
which
in a few day*.
featured the Friendly tloapel Sing
ers uf Lakeland. Home of lha alar
■ELIQIOIIH L I B E R T Y DAY feature* or the program were "I
HKV, c k l r h h a t r d AT T H E HE'
must see Jesus", and "Baama of
T H -D A Y
A I I V R N T I B T Heaven", bv Mrs. Cnllllta and No
-efS
CHURCH
Not One" by the group.
uangsrous
trends towards curThe activities of th* w*#k raDan
llment of religious liberties In main the same.
« United Htates were (tressed
Memliers are still askad to re
it , , by Elder Williams at the Ban- member the sick menthari.
Rev. A. 0 . McQueen, Haatur:
L
ford Seventh-Day A d v o n 11 * l
KV V,,Church, Haturday. In a epaclil pro Miaa Juanita E. Wilson, Raporlar,
gram, Carried out in all Adventist
T h * f m 1 9 4 f wasiMok a M f past k i h « y o wtk of
Church** of the nation, warnlnf
HEHVICEH AT
sounded against propose
I«VS.
CUAEANTII
, wa tkou#k you would
CH
H
O
LIN
ESS
iuM effuct avery
. . . . which could
•t 10t|6
Kuntlay Hchool open
kurch organization In Ua fraa ua*
talW MOTOR
Ih n jk l
A. M. Sunday, Jaii. HH %ith Bupt.
• f th* preaa.
k s 'jo f jM js s r k M *
\ Thera ar# ala auch bill* now n. Lyona and taacharg In chanjaNIW
S-SPIID
before Congtaaa, Elder William* The l#aeon diaettaaed ’ Wa# ‘Tha
• pointed out, any of which could (treat Phyalcian", St. John
NIW SIW LIGHT
• ba Inlarpretad ao as to pravant Tha leaaun waa than rwvlawad by
•fan the New Teetament front be- Hunt. Lyona.
• NIW CARRYING GAM
N f*
Hnma Mission aarvlcabaRjn at
(Uatrlbuld through tha chan■4**'
of Intaratata and foralgn ilOO P. M. with l'raaldentN aaly
iw a ts k k R S l« M « * M M
****** k k hMM(MB » tM M H * | U tM am
mmarc* and th# United BUto* Mnultry In charge of the aa*«tlon
« M , k P h r k a Mm paarl That's • lot of
all. Th# a*me lawa would kaap and aong aarvica. Bcrlptur* Dea****
Ihir Mato U«t yaar aad
•f impa
oua rlaaaei nf church lltwrwwart h uodar way oa ofer kw bulidlag
from circulating freely ha
P, M. Mlaalon waa alao^held at
pN mh for issa
aongtagatlon waa olao told tha County Horn# with tha » » « •
"lu« U w *; dent Mr*. N. Moultry jlh
*n*l#nt Sunday .Blue
: t
•ttll on tha. atatuta book* of The meeting w ai opened with raany atatoa. Thalr OTp.from tlma ular davoflon. Hrayar— Mr. WBJ
- ' |dur# reading John
rrilglouz lone*. Bcrlntur*
noch Hobersoa. A y ooJew* and -bv Vfr. Em
law derful meaaaga waa dadtydrwd by
ware ra* tha praaldant from Ool. 8 l*^'
Ite z r
tk •v,!r!r t
- * - *'! r ■
Coni O M
Hciither Trial
Mercy Slaying
Mo StickH
Dr. Henry McLaulin
TVn o r i d
IN BROTHERHOOD”
•AD
COLORED NEWS
VinitiiiK J
:;|,u;
t
y i i th in k w srs in s ts lls d
S
In F ltr ld a In 1 9 4 9 ?
alauiLT BLicrme powtabub
SEWINQ MACHINES
3
M r"*
N t»
umtmUUmM
M2 * *ta'.*(-,, 4 e«n mnmn t o
•3SiTV S3tV S'~
MS.
w5Tk'
... m u m of
painting of win*
tae.TSs*
home tha member
_______ to widely
home of Mr*,
tha member* <
— ,
aver meeting wl
irtarly magaaina
eoaluaivaly to
4g llbartiaa
' '^ 'h * to p ,
wy;
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out all-'
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SLA f i r .
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Mr*. tdg Biterm*ki
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In U i l l y T h * u fa K lrk itg lli —
To Proioel the P u n of the World;
To Psumote the Proitr«» ti America.
To Product Prosperity lor Mnlurd.
t iii;
• lent in pr>f|. cloud- «tir| mild
#
a
^
VO LU M E X X X X I
W eak
S ig n a ls
H opes
O f
S u r v iv o r s
in g
P la n e
t
f
n
r
i at iw *i> n n « ^ tiL ik im
AN
f
it &io
IN D E P E N D E N T
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WHITEHORSE. Y. T„ K r b .l (A*)— Seticli hradquaitn* confilmed hsie rally today tint weak
tadio lignalt had been picked up
in the aia whete a USAF" C i 4 diiappeared six day* ago with 44
pcjotii aboard.
fapt. E. G. Nofiar, attached to
the leairli oprialioni uffitr ion
filmed the lepoit and raid full dr
toil* had bren filed with ibe m
■'idinaling headquaitcr* line.
No investigation of ibe signal*
hai yet been attempted, he raid,
but planet will conib the aira, I IJ
mile* noithwil of Fort Nrliun. [t
(' at daybreak today.
Word of the signals, finl denied
by teaicb official*, revived faint
hope* that tome of the 44 penon*
mining aboard the but plane may
be alive.
S e r v ic e s
( 'uttlipTThV UibtiMi W T W T o u T
Ij
118
N»vy Rejoices
As ‘Mighty Mo*
Is Pulled Free
.'..itnl'. I 'l.i :*» i i I o r s
/licrt A Missouri
H ead
‘M o ’ T o o
lirn ll*
No.
A ssociated P re ss Leased W ire
R e v iv e
A rm e d
lU i« Jt)
tm .In ilr 'iittiltrnl In »uoHi w;nd*.
*
W E D N E S D A Y FEW . 1. I».)li
Vinson Calls
..For Retiring
Of Battleship
Joint t'hietft lieave For-Far Fast
r
D A IL Y
S A N F O R d T F L Q H IU A .
F in d in g
In
t
Ea ta b liah td 1908
Radio Signals.
Spur Searchers
Of L ost C -54
\vr; \ t n r ; i i
E x
p e n s iv e F o r F 1 e ^ t :
Iti «• tie ,
S u g g e sts
iv
C a r r i e r
h In
t ' I Cct t
And
I >«c-|i Water
\M ' \|.
Ml u u r i AIll'll
Ml 1
.M i'll ILK , Va.,
1 ,t. 1
Ul 1In, iin.liiv hatllc11> I. ml c.l lice i.Ja v fiom
ll.l.
|l„ 1 lo ‘ 1M *>- I n
il tint had
n ,, 1 1 U‘ day *
1 ,M hi“1
\
It'S i "on 1 „ ..ant, the
Oil ll .
f,
t. batol. t, t,
11. . 4- M 1. . „., 1..........- I,,-, Land
1 >11-1 t -1r1, • .il. ,,r I ttie most
, ,1
01 tits
| ,llir 1 ill ll i1 ll,- 1 ,.d t lo t* Navy.
ll. 1, ,,
lion , tl.r ,.... . 1.1 tied lug*
•1
1. , 0, *1.1 to
., 1
, ic, it.c 1 ,o J broke
. . 1 .1
nion laid it costs too inLo
ol > .ll1, 11 . M l. i l l . ) rime
imlbnn* to keep a battleship hi
11
I 1
I ■ii 1
1
1
I ill r |It!1
III 1
I'l.
-rivice in iflillon lo ill nscfutldb*^1*
t"- itue the
11. l.i ■ |
niulri modriii coinbil condition!
it *- ti. i *j it ex*
M.. Ia« .1
llir Navy rvlimalr* it lost* about
ll
! M iItr mi liivnl she
,. ti.
$b ^fd) thill a yeai lo keep tinI.-,.
I.,
,
iv miiNit.*? ljl«?r
1
1
,
'Mighty Mo" in the fieri.
I'lltillHM
1)1V*1111NII t
t ll„ ■il 1.
tl„ l.m
.Meanwhile
Viinnn'*
rommlltc
A plane we* uideied to lake off
\K A I «‘f(li t * li.tiriiiuii ■f l h»* tumrd i*f ( liufci x i m iilitHi is nil 11,itt* *I fBIUHUi >.
^until,
wound up It* hearlni' im I'reaideiii
V 1IO.I ,1 Ml ill t
U.
before dawn with ipecial radio
■I fin in vi S' i ml mu! muii ivi|iitl iwiininiiM' pool. tti( tin* iilt . n a* i H m I lit' * ut i <
Truman's pro|ai*al to e»t end tin
0
tin
I
h
i
*
I
in
nf
l»t»yn
'
I
m
m
«
.1
in
(
f
*
1
1
1
to
K
«
;
,il
M
i
tiny
tt
idtniiii
i
*
h
u
i
t
. lo .-.1
1.1, . il VI M MUndy.
technician!. Tliry will concentrate
J o i n t
S t u f f t ' h i e f s pem'eltmi- draft law tluee UUn*
0,10 III tlr , 0. fill 1 1 til** \|
on locating the faint tignali and
vear*
T o l t ! B y M .u A r t h u r
l.o l, IIc. 1 ■1“ 1f 1*e !1*| *i f* 11
While Hn- eoinmiHee may H*n
tracing them, if potiible, to their
reach a decision »*n ttie mallei
R
a
s
e
h
a
l
l
S
c
h
o
o
I
retcue.
l- t .,1 01. 1 . lull
fui soul,' lime. I lie Iiieliitiers wer>
i III* eflisl liCkvl
l
q
.1,.1 , , .
A fleet of iraitli planes will lol
otivioiislv ('mil In « straigiil •**
I IIV and ( uuoiy olficiali wne
W AHIIINGTON. 1,1, I
,1 11 hr tr 111n|ll 1*ll
oi-i
....
1
1
.
lension
of
the
set
Most
talk
cen
low in an intensified iweep of the welcomed ai a turn (iron el the —Soviet Ambassador Vleiauder
. 1 i... Ih i, . mm ni l I,* \sfmii4l
legion, about IS mile* loullirait of ' Ne» lin k t.i tin lir.idqiiatlrii ye»- H. Punyushkin snt,| r , i , l i « he ten'll on the |iu»«llnltlv "f
has proposed In llie Culled tinning the tnw a* 'land-hy auth
Ih - N N iill \ ., I , I 1
i/i-i
\
,
1.1.
.
ll
Whitehorse.
V( .11... \l 1 . t,lr 1. 1 til . ri(‘ltl(ini<>l
tridav by < lu ilr* Malian a* the Stales the trial >,( additional >ills niilv with t'oligie** ilei'tdillg
lrg% poinril ilium m* v, 1r 1 k . 1l lotoinoliilr on i i i ii i *i
I .. ol I,
Tim "very weak ntgnar was re Gianl* gut iiudri way with thru
Japanese, im-ludim- (lie l ’ni|ier- when wt H llldlli'tluna would I"
ill n lr .1 "1 out.-*, ion to .1 lir,v%|M |irilli4ll m ill lo,|.l> it
I ,1 ,11, I I
ported Isv Upl R. A. David, radio- bairli.ill turning camp at the Muni nr as " sp r rrlniliiaU.”
({till
fo il 11 Ibr
, 11 u
In ■ resumed
man alioaril a t’-M attnrhed to the
h illlirll
Hr
•>s*l -ssr I In 1Vill h ,11mill .1 trl
I.hr. ....... \l 1.1 14 cl 1*4
III', is t
No (lien have been drafted UP (lU V C P l l l l l L ' I I I
seven-mliiule
meeting
with
Seeftolli Transport Comninnit. It wan cipal At ipun
Wat !..o
retary of Slate \rhesun. Pariyu- der the law throughout the pa-><
01 f- ■
■
■ounitoUng ofIII, Hi
not clem immediately whether Hie
Ac thr ulIi« iala anleird the formshkln handed a note I«, him mt yrrir.
I In 1114II b ill lei- irpoitri lh.lt hr h o Aluln " t , H i..I,. '.
11.1 VVillinm |i Blown, iv aa
plane w is participating in ttie rt J. I). (J building, they patted
Ttie Senate lenchiul Hie vullng
the suliject of Japanese war
o( I fill r „ . nr.11 Nm ii ilk Si,He tmopri Jamrs I Inylo 1,1 . r , I , 111,*br, |
Oil* 1.1 ldge dill lug today1'* opeMarch nr picked up the message
crimes trials,
He then tuld stage tistay oil a propiiaetl cun
lung tow* uf young men Handing
, of ion Hie nfth sit,.nipt Hie Navy
Ho* nleolily Huoiigli pnpei- oil H ie*
while on another flight
11Itiltlorial
aniendinent
that
would
reporters what he had dune.
made lo lire Hie .vu-hip miro she
|At K M IN V ILI-E. | rb I i IS bo ly, lli, aiiltiimdille 1rpi*t I el lull
David aald the signal came In mi hi line to irgitiei lor the baseball
de etnnlinslre the impurtaiica at
Mill 10,1,1 wionlid
ne to.I Ii'iif
01,1 olbel llirullMO kilocycles, luted two minute* school, which i* conducted by
It will tir jftri Api 1/ t»rl»<»r ■
ulact
stale
bv-siate
emitesls
In
lO k K O , Feb. I f/F') General
note* tf llld I1,mil 1 mnf.1i t Inn
"ll .no yyelnl llir tnmpei said
and appeared to come from an ('ail llubbeli. Neaily 300 wet* le
iii|r m piresjd«!lit. Prnsjitelt for il> | |om|^ iitim
Ikimw 11>**
MacAithur'i top commandir* to
emergency »et. , It waa received
I!
provai did mil wrm bright.
Ul
............... . ^beil.n "Ih e pour billow was tying llime
•bout H til P M list nlfht, The gislated by nightfall and about 600 day- aiked America's Joint Cldel*
in llie daikiirss. with isui pom
'fro -ri, wt» , bad bneo., ul to tis^t
Meanwhile snulharu democrM
•'
.
plane wa* flying at 10,000 feet aie expected to attend the school.
ing down, halihlmg mil bis con
^••leida, slid Irosted by Die Hllp’s
used filibuster U rlics in *h* l , " ‘l "" utt% " ,4 ' r‘ J!
of
Mletl
for
more
air,
tea
and
land
l.i,
f,„ fsiigue lels'ed lit*
altitude
fr**ion with * cocked "" revolver
All will be housed in the building.
llm i.e today lo k»«*p F E P C Igyislp^nr rjpii»l when * yio»e u *ot.l
l.io e nlHIude when Hie stilp
Lachlan MacDonald, en-Anchor- ..Mr, Mattan termed th* ro-opara- strength 'to hold defense' lines ut lion from 'gelling to the Hunt I
CUiem e Oopri. ol the poi-eil at III* forahsa.l toy im i l,
•1 nle.I lino log Slid said
It’s a
-in hum
Nearly fid people 1,id
SgV Alaska, "Tlm si rstoorttr ‘ and
lurnuliuout Asia.
Before the session
“"J
||e .|,u l U * .o u .l will make the de nnlbeied Imt yve w eir nil I. o11•
ICHI dss
a.iiav'tnecr
on siiw
the vr
C trf
M whieh
v
■
(lliy g iir r i un
WHii
ll exi*! li°ri ofI Sanlonl
»
> and Seminole
v*
aCuun*
/ | If
od lliev forced I wo tlniw-ronsum |
.
Highly
competent
murres
said
v
2 a —c . i t . . _a
ppried. picking un the atonal*, said ty with the Gunls a* woudeiful.
mg roll-call* to detarmllia whetl.ei |,.uon. lie l.rtn l llir i**ur ditciiue.l le«»
I Is 1'• oper il noi t ill been lies*
>«•• 1 v i ti v
!
............
hi
,••i •■j i , I.ruing lol|iy. m J %rl M*i
" lin sllv Hla*ka -aid, Well
i Dw Hm U i Sa S*W i*a>
mid how he firtl came here in the nerd fur additional powrr war * majorllv of ihe Hnuao wa* ■
. )., | I., Kdioii si
1111D1 ss *
t*
*t
1 loi ,i,oii 1 'brsi ,1 1 0 sit, i i y .vi n- i r t l 11 11
l*)47 to view the protpei li lor a itrriied during an Inlcmive bin t lending the session.
Ill I * llir JiUilllIK- lol the til*Hr. •.... two- Hirer,’ fir»-,t m il 1 11
ir«oilBaea -» n n , *<••
"O l
lie was dead In ■Ill'll It-1 O
in, 1 ||, ,1 n,g iltelii|.i -.'bi'dlllc I
rheir purpose: everv Wednes.iiv
l,Mill turning let up, ami pm lulrd
I •11111 I ■1if 1111 I >11 1 1
..ini* ” Hie offi.'io tel sled
i. calendar day In Ibe H"" •’ l i III nil t.rirl* Hill \|>. 1I lot
I . I. III.-I I .O'
that they will be heie lot many
, .ah -• ll* *1 Ih*
Today'* eimlributnrs were:
ttul I,rfore the end Mln-i.,, liebl
11, 'kit 'Mint
i 'iiniiiiittee* are called alphaiieH I rp|,r.
n ,i,h*i vvia
Mt* A. D. Zm-hury
t Lilli ye,i i %
I M m 1 try | , l
1, .1 U(> *1 ■
I
i'mII v tn In I iik >*P hill* they .......
Mi*
l.omrr tlwrn ol M' Oilci ollirl* Inick With lllic tl- will,
culling for any llrw-lnnn pie-rill I cl II I .d tier \>. I .. . y ...
Yyatte Uldakec
............ 1 iH|
*1«-*(t , ‘•mt* it t M*,* ittil mhter
j«|it»r«hved.
l-ity Luimnittioiiet John K inlet
1l.yy ru , 1.1011* 4 euor *.ilr *hr lit.I th I,
* 11M
.y,*4 ‘t 4
.MtKihi«*| |m.H111W
one forward to vei "u confeMi. and Mr*. Sam Markina . fiOn
Th** lahtir cummltliv Imw »l‘
u i,i lo .ii, lb 11 l ,11111111,in' 1 In.
»ftittl"
Ilmiehuiiter ANnoclatea
5.Oil mlindured Mayor Andrew ('arrait* uf in tf* 1Milt tin 1*
priived a Fair Employment I'. <
■ in I ‘I44 ili.mlii hr lir .lr il poirjy -toil
linvk li t I f
fhr
kl
f. s * » *.*h MlIt* * l,o. .m l 1 > help
Garlaml W, Spancar —
f>','1 wav wlm extended greeting* to the
llcen iF K P C i hill. Eventually ' li 4 ir tl riU Ir ll .111*41 Noli. Ihe
■
1.din Tate, pliotnip npliei |..| Ibe
1IitiilliiUttA (lit ('«** l l i l
Voile William*, Jr.
5(HiGiant* m behalf uf the Cin and
mm will tie reaclied In tin- . ul 1,1..f 11 lltrli yt,in!,l hr *nb|r, I iildv linnyille llee, wenl I., williin um- le v ' 1 ■> 1Ml. J l •M•I IN t
101
A. Edwin Shlnholaer
film
il'a a llu a * m t* * a a u i
of Hie calendar. Bv delaun.'
IciigHi.
kneeled
and
*riihhlr,t
oolc.
olro. , Itrri
"I know I'll mis* the fun ami thing*, the F E P C uppuneiil* * ■ lo lone Inin ■4p1t.1l y.im (is
Fred R. Wilson
S.tki
4* Ibe man talked
\.l,l I. >1ri* r, I 1 * ijithr i t 1111mi
friends I lud in basthall, Inn I pul off the call of the lain...........
‘llir
government
*»v*
M.s
John 0 . I.Hunardy
1 tm
Ih
lluglie* wa* wit bin nil *!nd slid
•i .
t i|* ihlr I I i .... ..
(lyy.'li owe* |04f. tiicullle Is*'** vrrlfin l tala's acrounl o| Hie cm lit H
R W. Ware
S D'l
think ill belt In quit when you're inlltee.
on llie «»le for fruit on *he vi’lsiltlon:
Anonymous
.... B.tHr
Ml*
ll 11•41 .* tl.MIIK
til I* I
on lop."
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D TH RR W AHHEN If I ' ms*
Dr Harry Hllahy
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"lie
told
m
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that
dm
me
IV.
old
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S U 'H A M EN T O . Calif F-*. '
Ml Mil 1411t I I lit* l '.til
i,Vi
California’s Kepnldl. m nn.I thiTcfuri- would tie hev-'i Win II 111 Germany lie tuld lie .l-lrn
T. F. Henham
l.«» today
c „ ™ urged
iy ' ‘ all
" ‘ J u J L ' T Z ............................ .. «s * ............
••bout a Mgt. Jack lemons wtn.in ...| ,
lliiio Hie income in*
Brodla Williams
ftOl) district
meeting
hi* 25 yeai caieet as an um (iiivernnr Karl Warren *md
M • • f 1kH11 f l ‘ON w . i l ll i T llltwl*
to attend
lie Homglit was from Noii.dk l.m '
Previous contribution* already Friday night In Orange county (.lie in llui nation's favorite spoil. '•'** h» will seek re-elerlbui f
A riliular *11(1 tin* been filed o>> wliving in
I j| i i i * if I .fIMl I Ml•11H*11!I*lit il OlHf kill
lit.
Fbnidi
I
II
,I
,
aeknowletlgad are aa fulluwa:
in fodeiul cimll in Uilando, bol lidded; 'I want lo i tmi In 11 I uliir**
t, f»M* k *•■( Ilf 1 tif-- (f 1
!•
for continuation of a program to
I till
Talking helnre the Sanfoid Lions l,llnl ,,'rM,
ll u i I 11. .1 r
C. W. Raker
|1 0 (H>eatiil.llih a cattla market. Ttie
citiu* ,'iuwers nre wjil.diing Ibe I kill iiiV'ttrlf.'
In, | *1| IV'** WHIM * • IN-1lllnl lim
t’lub
Iwo
.leys
after
announcing
.ft
4
hv
1iif | ■%I r. I ♦11 \
IIHIIHK O F RA G I.KS
A. Derby
................
... SOD meeting will take place at ^ HO
feilernl tn* culirt'n decision I
1,
4 I M l U \t
VHS
I ' it
M N ln in
of
iivinir In
Flun.itt
liiNtki ll
All prospective charter meml'i'i
Donald Middleton
....
H.00 o'clock at the Union Park Wu* Ins decision to retire from mepir
l<64I*.
l III ari tf 1
cause II will ufferl cilrus grin* »"«
N.J
It \| f*11.ivs | *14.6( *MlI'lr* It H1*11 VI i'il
Hiij
hi
<liff«r«nv
tmil"'
'f
Miiii
Adkins A Adkins Company 10.00 men'* Club, eight mllee east of league umpiring, Mr. Barr explain of » new "Aerie" or chapte. t rrs .ill over the nullmi
r pliv"
11111111ll ur |i.ntl I *•*■n I •414fif,
I Mil I ”111 it11Ik’1 AI*tv l*f* kmiii*
Hm Fraternal Order of F'lci.
H. H. Woodruff
H.IHV Orlando.
Attilllieys on bolli Hide' agreed, Mi:*l *M|f|, L kiiiuila
I ll *. t ills'* 1
4iiti.tnfi 1.^*1 1 tii* to ur n
tl •
n l, "I gave a lol of bard thought
t»«nnnn
jirikoner^f
tint
•
!••!*now
belmr
organised
here,
n
t<
n
W. M. Thigpen
.............
MlO
by
nti|iiilnttoii
to
llie
Inct*
10
At the first mealing, a week
r»1•v*• I It
(tn VBR8 HU I
Jennie Well* Lehman
...
8.00 ago, a rummlttea wae appointed lo the idea of teliiing — I wautrd viteil by K G Frnnk, local iitviHie Dwen i-li*e today and only
lit. 11 in
1 11 y '4 i >ti', lilt'l l
E. S. * Nora W. Collins ....
1.00 to investigate several site* of lo leave a* George Barr, Naiional Dei, in nlleiid a dance and (I , > one wllnesn was lieilid by Jini^i
f
*1h»
) I,,,,. >, vn
‘ hi Id 1
l n
1
1"NIL I At M h
Polly Uldaktr ....
1.00 fered far the market, Mr. Daw- league umpire ami not as a ha*- *liuy* Biitiinlny night at (HMi nVIo. i i ipper.
'•Ml 11l k’ «Mai |•*%**1e 1. 1n.- 1,n 1 dor•I It. II. D . M,l | 1 it in
um
C. M. Boyd
................... 2.00 eon elated. Report* of the rom- b**n."
at til.. Eagles Hall, 44 We*l I’.-n
lie was Frank Heymuur,
1,1.1 1, * VL* l|l
it.-' Mif n v t '%•*»
leI
out
J
r
it.
4
M
l
1
ll
li
Ikfillfif##l»
iif*
t*ggr
'
I
*
’
1.00 mitteo will be heard at the. meot*
tral Avenue, Orlando. Admt**....
1# P. Bayard Smith .......
hhw.l ,i riiiv M i r f Jisv 1 1 1 I, <-i i-ilmtl
nil,
He
told
briefly
of
an
offer
to
Malcolm MacNslll
.......... 6.00 Ing.
ia free.
1 iii'ii!.Ic nngs
‘ III himI f<*r
Vn I 1 'O t’i. H
remain in the baseball business,
If Clliflli
SH IP SINK INI,
F . L. Woodruff, Jr.
........... 6.00
The Eaglra now have nine Ae.
"Till* market la going lo get presumably from one of the Na
1 •*.U fill * .1 | w 111(1 H h's'ii
il ls ill . Jlh'i'Miti
Ill
IN
MIAMI.
Fel.
I
l/P.
Trotn
Andrew Carraway ................ 6.00 going right now, to if you want
in Florida and mare than V’.ihmi
>. t l ■ H ,r plMWi . u>,t ii.- i will lie
l m vr. 1 Nt III*
kl i(| Ii I i Itil
H. Janie* Gut .
6.00 to bo a part of It" ho advised tional 1.vague clubs, but he added. In the United .States with meliib.'. cal lindto repnrle.l ea.lv today
|t|-««lt ...I
lily
1
II
k
"With
my
umpiring
school
ami
I1
1
III*
till
I
*
I
>
V
that
ll
bail
itilerci-pled
a
disln
Crumlay A Montiath ....
6.00 cattlemen, "get In on the ground
chip of more than one million
A public bearing will he liebl * '1'' M.s khitlM I B| 4 * t t.l t.il
II,,. pi* 1giuiiii I ...|■
111•nii‘ni w ill
all the fishing I Intend to do. I'll
M in Edna Chlttandan ........$ 8.00 floor."
Aerie* now own more than t'm ' -iglial from llte HS Cnlluoy .11 I'liiii siluy night al .1 HI. o'clock I tn* 11* • I 1lilt an
,u 'I11.I1' - wing* -II I,-- s iueirv*iC*ivti
t
k
nil
just
about
have
my
hand*
full."
Hot noitl.we*l roast of ('olmiilo-,, lo conalilar the rc roinng of two
W. K. William* ...................i 10,00
1 .1111,1 win'll Hie C ill.e* n 111 |iloIINi IHd ! r * v H i . | *’*•11 Fim
"Of course, when I read the ihH),noo worth of gavernn»-m •bn,lli America.
Latlla C, Caldwell .............
1,00
paicels of land m I lie lic n cli Ave
tie| Hieni.elve*. ..... - ,»« m l *,-lstory of my retiring in tha papers, honda, said Mr. Fronk. The **ril*-<
r
Operators at Him idallun -aid Hie | line, Iwentielli Ml reel dpdnct, City 16*c11 |*l H'l f*m
W. Gordon D o n
.... ............ 6.00
carries
on
many
charitable
achw
Tin* I II ' are it, 1ni tn
I In \'| J MltV *.»'! I .Ntii ^ I *|•■!•»>- Ihk' list I
i broke down ana shad a few
ve**el'* caplain rejmrted yvste. ( Manager Clifford MgK i IjJi IO Mil
H. (I. I.ingle
6.00
11 null liver*1 (Ivi l'wif,r N(«»
-ill •4 liiK u * It/ M, "Elks Playivara of self-pity, hut aa the tele- lies, and has given strong supp . : 1
wa..
rapl.llv
filling
I
lli*
engine
........
nmuiced
today,
Lloyd R. Boyle ...................... 6,00
lo
enartmenl
of
old
age
peliNloP.
*
*
ideaitaaei «*•
(f roiihil
i
1
Anonymous
....................
1,00
I'lnr renlde 11trial rwauiilng a*
nuclei necurity and worknien’a run. and Hint the -hip wa* in need ,d
(in* Cllv Ir MNVA I'lltlUlg Inti*
Work was started yesterday nn
I N l|H U V t ' I ' l lT I I M iM m lt '
Iniinediate
aseihlalice.
piopusctj
wi|i
frum
Hm
ID
A
Dr, O. b. Barks ................... 10.00
pennatlon laws.
kThilll i’.•mill loti l!ht* leiinl* court
to t(*i fllatua tn or,l,o to per in 11
Dr. G. S. Salman ........
10.00 the construction of a one slnrv.
'Id
I'v m iD Y
S l i H ' f in 1lit* Ninth fit irri UsD. M voile
, Hie building of home* uf Hie
Dr. W. V, Roberta ............... 10 P0 concrete block building which wilt
P m iI
Tim ti«ck«l.ip* 'ind wtra
contain three 80 by 46 foot stare*,
'
to
CB.uUU
type,
According
Iv
Welt
Roy Wall ................................ I.T5
«i-reeiiiiig are rcphi I ni l net
1 <:, P e n n e y C \ |
is
ll
was
announced
thla
morning
hv
T in ■III
'min
t'tnlbpa,
wliu
it,
carrying
on
Hunt Mercury Company
. 10,00
inch- me tieiny iep*,re.1
Mrs. Mary G. Adams, mother
Mr*. Tom Williams ............
1.00 Fred Williams and Dr. Orville
vaiuneiva building operatlinn ner«, l i m i t i n ' t ill! i m p t u v i 'fa ll'llt i . r Jtn
fUalillirttig an I sdiltiig iim-l. to
Parks, co-developers and owners of the lata Claranca Adams, died
rto re
ni
F ir it
M i r , -•t h V III! Vi n *
4 aliurtaga of 11-1 tuned prupeily
C. L . Franklin
8.00
llir pari, ares w««t ■
’( Hie pout nreof
tha
building
projact
which
Is
III,"
Ol :i 14j u i n
r e i n , u l n lttit,
at
8:80
P.
M.
yesterday
follow
m ill
.1
now eaiate Wliera devalopineiil.,
Episcopal Woman's Aug........ 6.00
to occupy the lot on Palmetto ing a year’s illness. She resided
new
■ 1-11 W illi
lllo lllllllllll
l . ' t i 4*1 - paralurv l.i planting gras* will tic
ceil Ire carried out un a large
C. C. Priest
.................... 1,00
•taria.i aa *.i,in a* new dump
Avenue oppoaite tha Fire (Ration! at 2801 Park Avenue.
lie llig
III-.!,- ll t ’il,
in g
1
It
N
scale.
Mre. F . E . Bols ................... 1.1
trucks ordered bv the ritv ar
Tha building should be complet
Born Oct. 10, 1880 in Buffalo.
WASHINGTON,
Feb,
I.
—
ldT
l
—
Five
lawmaker*
who
lonird
tn* two properties considered l l l . ’li'k w ■I d e r . iik u iiu y ; 1, a OIMMI Ms* rive -ai.t City Manager Clifford
F . W. Ball ........................ ..
ed about April 1, said Elton 2" N. Y. Mrs. Adams w u » member northern Europe last year iromtnl to ibe Senate todav that the lur re-soiling are Highland I' mi I. e e d to l a v .
Nancy Whlta , ........................ 1.00
Moughton, architect. . Two of the of the Presbyterian Church..Bha
fro n t
w ill
lie
s i 111'- McKlhldn.
In ic k
Mrs. J. 0. Hutchison ......... 11.00
Scandinavian countries and Holland u*e co-op*raliv* hnuiing systnn* buundsU by French Avenue, the cimT'iiIm and
will In. of It,(lit in.1
alley seal u| Dak Avenue, 'twenPurcell’*
............. ........ 6.00 atorea will have conventional had lived in Sanford IB yo u *. "with much *u ,et* lo solve their limi*ing>program."
LEG IO N M E E T Ml i l l ’ll
fronts, and tha other will have a She la survived by on* brother,
tiem end- twenty-fourth Btreeta, rulorimt. Tin- interior uf the
Powell Office Supply Go...... 8.00
Hanford Post No V! of tha
They also said In* slum* in lUirope aren't as bad as some in and Eranglin Terrace, including a atori- Inis Leon re-|iuliilfii. Fluor
recalled front with what-ha de- George Da use her of laaroetor,
Dr. Hanry McLoiilln
1.00 scribed aa a* "egg crate type" of
American legion will meet MonN. Y . and one aeyhow, John America.
portion of Pina Heights. Thla is escent IlffhlinK with fronted giasa dav night at H ixt o'clock at the
R, L. Dean
6.00 •how
window, io called because Dauscher alto of LoMaator,
to
permit
n
soft
lii'hting
effect
Thv
live
Senators—
member*
ol
the
banking
committee
—
avoided
16.00
bounded by French Avenue, the
fianfu.d Herald ,„n!„,MMn in
l egion Hut.
11in,once I Jimmy
Funeral aervicee will bo - hold
Theodora J. Judt ................... 1.00 the glass la divided Into aquarn tomorrow at BiOO P. M. at Erick- recommending 'he co-op system to md housing shortages in the United auey east of Dak Avenue, Twenty- will he added in tin- near fillin ' I Hinrletury a* t>o-.| -e.-retsrv.
■bailor to wlndowa In tha Garden
6.00 Club building. ExU riur bulkhead* son Funeral Home with Roy. A, Stotos.
Gaorga Thuriton
• ------- -------- ------------------------- lourth and Twenty-Illth Htreats.
Tichrth fer Hie i.unrr -an ha
I K IM .F it IN 1 llv s it
A i the hearing, said Mr. McKibMr. and Mre. D, B. Watkln* 600 below Ihe wlndowa will bo of G. Mclntda offtriatlng. S e ria l ■They will M u on that mtesHim ,,3 yM r, wjh , |uw interent rates,
purclii'ed from I egnm officers.
G
U
A
TEM
A
LA
C
IT
Y
Felt,
I
bin, the two properties wit, be
H. A. Applaby — ................ 600 glased tile.
will bo made In Evergreen Ceme
IA*)—Four II. H. Air Fur,....... .
pruhably it per
considered separately.
1,00
.■
■■■¥ v
w n ....... .tn.i..*i.,i*.»*m . Iii'iif
Mary
Cash
Ceiling* of tha a to m will be of tery.
T H F W F A T IT F R men wero killed veslerduv wtieo
Tha report on European housing
Albert O. Jarrell
5.00 aeluUa Ule, while flooring in one
A la .1, May bank (D-B.C.I, Fr««t apparently was (mended to serve
the,r UO-.'I trun,1purl phiue crashed
TBNNib
EXHIBITION
3d
60.00 •tore will be aephalt tile, and con
iR-Del,>, Flanders (R -V t,| and aa background for arguments Hint
M EM PHIS GROW S!
JA C K S O N V IL L E , Fat. I. _ </P)
Bob tvurlander, Mayfair Inn teu- near the village „f i,u Tlnln,
J. A. Howard ......
crete la the others. T. B. Crawley
M EM PH IS, Team, M , 1. - 6 Pl Brkkar (R-OMot.
will coma on the Administration's nl* pro announced today that an
Apparently no paa-ntigern were Htatinu
IHvh Lot*
Mr*. Edgar Beaton
la contractor.
— Thla cHy was bigger by 1«
They are conaldering President move to aid co-opera live* Imre.
7fi
exliiuttiM match w‘D be held at aboard the plane, which wa* n*- Atlanta
Alga 0 . Ttioaua ....
square mllee aad #1,000 aew resi Truman's latest homing plan for
These pointa were emphaNlted toe Mayfair court* Thursday night ilgned tn the If. H, niilitnry attache Hoiton
dents todav.
families of "moderate Income." il in the rtporti
Burbank
• t Hi to o'clock with William Hath, here
would set up 0 new national mort1. The European countrie* and Ormond Beach Hotel pro and Ed
The dead ware identified a* Galveston
cities which wore visited apparent die CopalMd of Daytona Beach, as Oapt Harold W. Woodson, Rr,*„. New Orients
^
r . H ^ Pa^
D W,.4,tgfnnh
n°^lnn>,from
f°'
operatives
with
$100,000,000
ly haro done a better Job of dim- guaat players. .
oke, Va | Capl. Frwln P Wn|f New York ....
inatlng or cleaning up iluma than
Jr., Shehovgan. Wie.: Hot. How Baattle
Songwriter
Harold
Duncan
will
a
e^!aMU
rSa
J
U
l?
rr?
r
,UP
to If2 » 0 jx » 2 » 0 from private In- thla country, including this capital
•ing ovfr the public address sys ard B Walton, .Silver Hnring*. Mil ■ Jacksonville
vostora, « d a » govoniment guar- city of WMMnfton.
......
tem apd play soma of his rscord- ami Sgl. Thomas A. Brown. who*e Miami
1 m Im m lo Moprratlvaa.
u ttr^ U
mm*
home town In Florida was not Orlando
ings.
-Ci
Tampa .........
“*■ .*0 JOH-oa
known hsrs.
WASHING ION! Feb
After ibr Navy finally plied the
battl'ihip Mmouri off a Che' .i
pp.ikr Hay mud Hat today, Rep
Vin*iin (1)1,4) piopoied |Ksl the
I nation-! only a,live Jreadnaught
hr pul hi mulhball! and a C itnri
.0
■t-lii l„ >ea hi Hi placr
*r -*■
\Vi,rn Vmtuii ipraki, all hand'
. y.
■tl* Nivy lulrii lie n thallium (
SOAIOtNO A PtANI to Washington, the U. S. Joint Chief* ul s u n u*««
,1 llir I louir Aimed Seivice* Cvm
tut e tini w«n-ci«y tour of fa r East military installation* Left to light, imllec. and lie would irrk fninul
are Gan Lawton Collins of tha Army, lien Hoyt it Vandtnbeia ut the
action hum that gioup neil Tiitt
Air force, Adin F o u n t Sherman of the Navy and (Jan. Omat Jiadley,
chan nun ol the Juinl Chiefs. Thay will visit Japan.
pule rnutioiuii) { *J* ?
Carraway G re e ts Military Chiefs
Giant O ffic ia ls Urged To Boost
As Camp O p en s Asia D e fe n s e s
Lunchmii 1lighliglits
Opening Of Winter
Federal Judge To Crippled Veteran Clears
Deride How Citrus
With Conf e s s i on, Kills Self
Kruil Is T a x a b l e
Of Weak II S. Force
Fruit On Trees 1
Tnx.'ible As lnrom
Air Force IUsui
Warns That J!n!s
llavi4 Ciitiil Army
MARCH OF DIMES
Famed Umpire
Reveals Reason
For Retirement
F iM iiim iu n l F o r
F ilin ’ P ljiv i'io n n d
Is F x i x t I im I S o o n
Meeting
Planned
Fur Cattle Market
Public Hearing I ’o
Be Held On Plea
To Re-Zone Area
Work I Started On
New Store Building
Mrn.Mary Adams Dies
After Year's Illness
Scandinavians Beat H o u sin g
Problems,‘Have Very Few Slums
f c r * P”in.tor. Bman Tl"' ,)n"’,b,y * P*r c"nl il r,rM'
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PAGE TWO
Socialized Medicine
The Sanford Herald
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M a g n o lia
eat«r#at
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tia u re d ns arm a S 'c la s s M i t e r
October IT. IS IS , a l l i t Pool O llie r
• f Ssafn rS , tlo rlrta, s M l l l i t A n
ar raanrrss nl Marrh a, (STB.
HOl.I.AXn I.. it RAM
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1HIIIIIOV IIK.AV
_________ naslasss Maaoger
2
if f it iif iu W H i* fU T K R
ftp Currlor
....... 0 .IS
Oat Wusih .................................
1.00
1'lN t Wuniht
fl.im
M l Maalhs
.....
a.mi
O si Vrar
ll.on
“ Xlj otiTfiirs aoilers, sat# a at
Ihsshs, rrsnlsllnas ant --•■lirrr »l
e a w r t a lo m r io
li .r
l.ie
u ..lu n a r
.,(
ratal** funds. will he rhatard l«,
SI M a n lu r n.l 1irM ,lni raft*.
M rarrrrnlrrf V a lla a n llf' Itl tr
• «vr (#■■■"■■ .« .v »r r ,
U e » T t?n 4 tt(t
Ime., New Vuth, ( h l . s a o . Ilr t r u ll,
K an in ( i n . an# St. Last*.
• / T i t H e ra ld ia a m tm h tr s f ‘ | i ,
A a o o ila lrd 1-reuu w h lrh Is r a lM ln l
e a s la s lr r lp In fh» „ , t f a r rennfcti.
n a lln a „ f »K I k p 1 .
• lit Oils «iwt|>np,rl ss wtll as nil
A r M S I <ll>|>nlrkps
■W ED N EH D A V, (-‘KB. I. ||tr,n
TODAY'H
B IB I.K ~VRK8 K
ria ln , greatekl of phllnxophe r*.
as Id no had thing ran happen to »
good man In this life or Ihr lire
10 come. Paul Mated It pmdhv*||
Nol t.(.|j not bad. hut good row n
from Mrrmltig misfortune*.
\ll
tWngs work, togrllmr for ijriorl »«»
tnemtfmt love fjoiIt to liifrn tvho
«f« til* mllpd —Korn. ;i:2H.
Why don'j you puhliili a newtpapet like <th#t rvnv day. n the
(lock expiatpon we twar ai we
go about aii/c.r nut ipecial edition
came /nil. >Vre luppoie lotnr pen
pie t(idi) w’lrndn, ami to mi ihcit
ac
wr woult] pmnl mil dial
juil at loon nt .Hauimd grit lug
enough to dial we cm tell dial
much adtriiiimg evety day, wr will
puliliih that kind n| a paper every
day You mti help bung that day
about by mppnrlmg ptngtMtlvr
moveinMil* tot thr drvflnpmrul
and iinpotvemenl ol fanfold, by
trading in Satlloid with Santord
metchaidt. and hv Irlling them you
law iheir ad in thr llrtald.
Weltatr payment, |(, dir aged,
dependent diddirn and to thr
blind will have In hr m l in April,
aayi die Stair Wrllare Commitlionet, unlet* the tirw talrt lax
liringi in mote money than nnw
Mem* likely. Meanwhile, no effort
whatever it bring made tn deter
mine whether all dime receiving
welfare checkt ate entitled to them.
Someone Irllt m every day of peo
ple who own' dmtnamlt nl dollari
worth of properly gelling checkt
from the government, ot children
whole father list not trally de
- letted hut who hat tint moved
gtrou the ilteel and it |ietfrclly
kbit In take cate id them, being
•Uppoited hy the State, and of jnhU tl benelili going In thoie who
•quit their join limply brcaitir they
did not want to work. If all theie
paiaiitei were weeded out, there
Would he plenty lot thoie who real
ly need help.
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*
.j
happetti when the govern
ment Haiti monkeying with the
economic ayiltun ot the law* ol na
ture it ihfiwn' by Secretary of Agricultur* Brannan'i plight in conniction 'wjth ituplui poUfoei, In
enter to keep people from buying
iotatoe* at * price they could af‘
ord, the government hkf itepprd
in|o the tnaikel and bought up
About 200,000,000 buthcli of
pOlatoei, for which they have no
use, al 02 a huihel, ptulng
ill along to the dumb tan1, and now Secretary Brannan
thert ii nothing elae he cag do.
. / I to bum about 50,000,000
buahala of 'fhnn to keep the price
Nem falling itill lurthm. It pro-'
“ dy ha* never otcuijgd to Dim
t if he wa» hall lit# liutnanilaiian
claim* to be, be mi|M *Wp! the
$o« to the ilarvint
Bui that li far
for him le
J
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By D E W IT T M A C K EN Z IE
S e n a to r P e p p e r arg u ed at (treat le n g th o v er
ra d io I
S u n d a y in fa v o r o f nocTalieeri
m edicine, or w h a t he' p re fe r*
A I* Foreign Affairs Analyst___
c)a “
to call “ co m p u lso ry health inaurande” , th b u g lH lla UaD Of th e
President Truman's order To the
w ord " co m p u lso ry " h e tra y a h is real in te n t. T h e people a re I Atomic Energy Commission to
free to Im y health in su ra n ce now If th e y yfant It. U n d e r j continue its work on nil forme »f
S e n a to r P e p p e r’s sy ste m they would be com pelled b y fe d e ra l a ,""'[c weapons, Including the "so'» »
Im y 'lt. . m l (hoy wm,M , . . y ( o r It Ih ro u g l, d e d u c tio n . " “ . X ' T . " 5 1 . 1 3 5 5 ^ .
front th ey w ee k ly pay envelop. C o m p u lsio n la th e e ssen ce measure of defense "ngainst any
(if so cia lism .
1possible aggressor."
No* o n ly would th e y pay tor it, whether they wanted
However, many folk will tm
t o nr not, w h e th e r th ey needed it or not, but they would ■''hocked at being brought face lo
i.„ . he
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I----o . . j .to
. . tu rn ithe
t _____
» not to th e ir efa-m
^n
lh'’ » « « " “ * *’f K" ln*f
also
com
pelled
m_
oney «o.,«
ver,
ily.. nhendw,tl'
and developing
ia this new
p h y sicia n , o r to the m edical pm feaninn, h u t to W a sh in g to n hormr-wcapiin of mimbl itwairncim rcniicratH who would use it in a n y m an n e r w h ic h th ey llve power. Tin i |ii (‘j>II(im n.ilurally
ini'rld d*'ebj«-was 1,1 H 'f c o u n try ’s In te re st. T h c j- \:ouW build bad nritcu in must minds .vhrlher
hii.tpfliilti V viU iJf th r* I'lTiibT * >iinv ftollv/nn fiowrA^Mith J(. or thcrr-vrmn.'t -smne-*■» a.; In wlilcli
thiv m W Jrbe avoided.
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th ey coutd d issip a te It among " fiv e p e rc e n te rs."
,
Thp answer to that, 1 Iwlmve,
P o lities being w hat it is, th e re Is no reaso n w h a te v e r to hr "no" If the seciiritv o4 out
to tielleve th at a n y larg e part o f th ese p a y ro ll ded uctio n s rmmtrv was fo tm ln«nn>d.
Them l i no Indicntlnn, as I tea
for co m p u lso ry health in su ran ce would be devoted to th*
S tm fo n l
H o n t^ O r l a n d o
--
S w im r u in ^
S a n fo rd linn j i l i t itfflrln lly opened ita new 940,000
he e n jo y in g g ren t In itia l
Hwirmnlnif tHitd andJ ll in rfljtoried
fWjtorted to tie
p o p u larity am ong hoi It youtiKHn'ra and ariilltK o f o u r ntm il
fip a l neighbor to th e n o rth.
T h o H anford noi'onipliHhinont in roalizatio n o f Import anti
pinna for m any y e arn and S a n fo rd Ih io im eo n g ratu lalo d
on fin a lly aehievittK ita am b itio n .
n rla n d o . too, Itaa iteeii ta lk in g about a nw im m ing pool
or pooln for m a n y yearn . A m t w h ile O rlando wan ta lk in g ,
S a n fo rd ban neted.
It in um ieratood th a t the O rla n d o c ity a d m in in tra ilo n
Im t filaim fo r n t’ln ip lq o f :tw liiim ln n iw o ln n il r r n d y fo r t p ilr k
n i*Iitn i. W e ’ ll im u liu l to p r in t fh e n tin m im o in e n t w h e n e v e r
ii in re m ly A m i O rlH tn ln 'a k itla n re nil reu d y w ith t h e ir
liH th itiK tr n n k a .
_
O rla n d o S e n tin e l.
Barr Retired
Florida Patrol
Starts Program
Of Road Safety
IC H IIIM *
RU B8BLL KAY
(•*•
e»n
Dy Raymond Matey
institutions of learning which, by
the way, were supported hy the
economic systsm that communism
is determined In destroy. Hiss was
praised and his career wes promuted by those Institutions, He
was given distinction In Govern
ment service by more than one
dapartmant. He mingled with the
great at tha creation of the United
Natlona at Ban Francisco. I.ater,
ha waa appoint'd to high office
In th# Carnrglo Endowment —
also an Institution supported by
the economic system haled by
Communism.
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A flop |li. thlii, accordln
Much the same thing waa true
nf Judith Coplnn, who was tlm
beneficiary of a scholarship In
Hatnartf Collage and who, only
a Hill* lata, held it Jnh In WashIngtnn at a salary wall above that
of the professor* who had taught
her.
What ■moral verdict can In
drawn from these strange easesT
I s 1there too much cynicism being
taught in our collegesT Are those
who tM th elevating the Ideal of
fra# eipr#eelon 10 high that stu
denta loaf tha distinction between
poltlkal U M 17 and disloyalty In
their
we encourag
Ing d-»#f4|
attitude toward
AmarleMi V
,mental* in the
Mur* minds praextent ‘t W
fer othw .al
ijtorfis which thnv
know c m f
•adtag flask -e icounts a# 1li
RtfeaT These era
pertinent *qi
aa arid they »ra
written Ijf
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THE NATION TODAY
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the Forest
THUR. & ITU.!
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The Al^er IUhh Case
The time liss come when press
comment on the case of Alger
HI** Is fair, legitimate and de
sirable. There ha* been little nr
no prejndgment In th# pres* gun• felly and none In thia column. My
own feeling about It waa that,
aside from Hie desirability that
there be no conclualona reached
until Hie trial waa over, there al
ways was doubt about, his guilt.
It seemed ptnpoMarnua to believe
Hull ii man ponnensed of auch In
tellectual capacity should do such
ii stupid tiling as to set up so
dubious an association and rndnnger a brilliant career for aid In
another nation — aid whlrh, dtler
all, seems lo have been of no erf.
Ileal Importance at the time It
was mado.
If, under tho Hires# of great
devotion In the Communist meal,
for a vast reward and. aa In the
chho nf Benedict Arnold, e hitter
perKonnl grievance, a Government
official had given away Ike secret*
of (lie atomic bomb, auch a risk
might have been understood. Rut
in the case of Ills* the aecrcta ap
parently were of no earth-shaking
consequence, Ho much for the in
tellectual mystery. Hiss waa apP«?*»Uy not so smart ee he seem*7* ,0.A * *° hla law tetchere. j u>.
t v# Holmes, whom ha served, end
•he State Depart monk that em
ployed him.
Oil the moral side 1$ waa hard
to believe. Here was * man who
had been nurtured In the very lap
of special privilege. He wae me
j jj g f t s n A jn ^ ijb D
gram* and phone calls began i ,
pour In frotfl'itll over, I begun t«
While this la an off year a* when they s ftmi Id be reaching the realise Dow. many friends t've
far aa rlevlldn* a r l conmned. w ll'1 titan on the street. They don't made through tho years the most
a ronteat for ■ seat in the tfnlteo have to waste time talking to el vie disliked spot In Imsehnll — the
T A M .A IIA B S E K , Frh. ‘ 1.
fgprrlnll — "t.nRrnlnr the rulrk State* Senate tn be divided no trader* about the danger that l>* *pot behind the rntchcr."
George Harr Organ his umpiring
head: they’ve gnt to learn to
liit»r-ml««. mnV Im nil rlvht nn two auch experienced and able cor
lendera In tne rare aa Claude Pm talk the language nf the street, career lij Tulsa. Okla. in IDU4. of
the liHsketliall rm ifi f..|| jn
i point out that danger tn th# ficiating . for the old Oklahoma
per and (leorge gmathera aluggiic
fli no emrhatlp NO!”
Pircrliir ||. N. Kirkman. of tKn It nut on the itump, we ran look little guy who has been led astray Semi-Fro League. Shortly aftey
with promise* and make Idm real he moved to the Western I.eaguA'
Florida lllghwnv Pstm l nevto for rnnalderahle public Interest.
The battle llnea are already ise that in thp end he Is the nne and frdm HiPro to the Texas clr
that Mntrmrnl todnv in ovnlnlo.
eult where he umpired for flvx
Inc F|nHda*K Fehruarv Program nf rlrnrly drawn with Claude nprnlc vhn will suffer most wh"n the h|ir sen,inns before Jumping tn tua
and vorlfrrouily rhamploning the pay-off finally comes. They have
Irnfflo «nfotv oduraHnp.
Nationals In 1P.11 where he ha.
“ H a lf.tru th *. *|(p|,o*lllom« and Nnw Deal. F a ir I>eal and Welfare to learn to ihout and how to pynmbeen ever since.
s«
and
they
will
have
to
elimin
.Stole
which
ntaana
more
federal
bllrvl »fiir«*fB fa r ton n ftro K irk .
Including the HMD World Series
m»" ‘•aid. urn tho fmindnllnn* nf control*, more reckleaa (pending. ate the pussyfooting attitude which
..i:v p )‘x -tnn,xM ..,|pr ,,r '
i*».m<loggle, trv>re piM)if-> .'ill' -In—H rc
ei.*ldit#L.j.Vs * ej.-n - Ym'rft-o - • .1 Dodgers.
Barr has called 'em from heimm
i*».. "fo r vert firs Hon -if •!, " '•ufTFJf/ipUs mote Cimccaalona to but gains for the other side.
Then* are enough vote* unreal thn plate in five Berie* event*.
he -aid. "wo need look ni( forth"* lab#f, btaitionii for Bverybod**, with
t.ions President C liff
Able*
Itinn I tie fnel that In prselienllv the ojd pollUral gravy train r«*'. at every election to swing the
called on Joe Barnes to introduce
rrsffle aecfdent*. aeeord'n# *" nlng hog wlW and who rare* where balance and most of these would VoHe William* sod Malcolm Ms
the money * ronlng from, on the count against the Welfare Slate
Il.e Msllena) Saferv rnimeil
,i tliey were gotten lo the polls, Neill who ai'i'c imm
'*w■■•-s«mi,,s ffl'’ l i
- i r r ..
i
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WHIM whi
And mt Hie other, an appeal for (mt If the business man, the Ro- member* In a ceremony conducted
»" .11 bee lb" motorist, the pedes,
future. It rnuld liai'peii, hilt II (use nr liolh."
n balanced national budget, fur Inrfan, tlm Kiwanian, the profes hy Lion Henry Witte.
Im ’f llkelt*
Guests Included Walter Phillips
1 .brunry's program ,,r trnfftr economy In gnyernmeat, ellml na sional man and the vast army of
However, thl* cold war In which' n f.l, "illlrntlon wbleh I- «nen- tion of xvaste. end a (wiuticf econom honest,
hard-working
sincere of Shelhyville, Inwn and H. H,
we iufi- engaged —thtr <Pui||r.t of ' ’ " d by the Florida MI<rhw*V ic program that will glve'hn<dneer American* are too busy nr tpn Patterson of Sanford.
tho Isms—la n fight '* " 1• finish. •’■
‘lf'd "Oh the en-ntier»Mnn of and 'industry at least a half a Indifferent lo gel out and work
There la anal) poa*lWilly of any it" VntIona) Safety rm inrll, I,a* chance lb function,
and vote, then they will have onlv
F I T ILF. T H E F T
rompromlae.
i it's themei Know and Obey
Aa the matter stands, Pepper themselves to blame and they will
SAN
B ERN A R D IN O .
Calif..
This mean* we mnat be prejinred T isfflr l.aws,
lias the advantage, the man In of find the bureaucratic net drawn Feb. !.
(4*| — Sheriff Jim Stock
for rnriHnnenrlea. We can't rim
’ 'T iu tkn g llie it driver's knew* fice always does. He Is assured tighter and tighter about their er repnrfs the height of futility:
the chance thnt the other fellow
. I", of truffle laws | , llekllsh of a large block of voter* tn start necks with Individual freedom and
Bofnehoily
stole
B0 ImmlnA
may hove the aiinerltomb before
with, office holders, political bene free enterprise pushed further into pigeon* from loft* near here. ^
we get It developed, for that would b'l-iness," Klrktnnn said. " If driver who wilt admit ih si ficiaries and the vast army of the background.
Hut all came hack.
lav us open to n possible lightning
be’, hlixy on Hie snblerl. In Mis,,.. "glmtnle" folk* who want more
The people must he made to
attack which might knock us out
.a .e . where excessive speed l« and better pensions, less work am* real Ire that there’s no such thing
"v•■rnjF h ,• And we may be sure II ( "Iitrlb id ln g factor In an neel- more pay, shorter hours, more a* xomethlng for nothing; that we
deal. Hie violating driver I- often relief, free medical and hospital mu*t work and produre If we are
rlty
. ........... .... surprised. If ,,(•) Inered service and a passport to the Life to live; that It is no more possi
lerins.
It Is, nf rnurs**, n (Inmiiablr ubm*. when told tloit lie whs e , of Ililcy at somebody else’* ex ble for a government tn continualPepper, like Truman, ly spend beyond It.* Income and
simine ibnl 'inch iilnmlr wrHprniH of ■•'■ling the legal speed Tni Hmt pense.
know* how io promise. Whether slai solvent than It Is for nn In
win should have In lie built in Jl I »M
•
"I'rnbaldv nn expression In tile they ran make good I* beside tile dividual.
this dnv nni| age. Thinking ubmir
tills line, tile I.nndnii I lull v Mali, bugli'b Intigunge Is more over point.
They must be made to under
The 11(4!) pension battle is nnly stand that when they turn to (lie
one of llrltiiln's must widely read »n ik e ,I but nppllrnhlo In sueli
• ban ‘Ignorance of Hie law part of the Welfare Stale Idea government for aid, then It fob
npw*|inprra, eililnrinlirrs:
Promises will lie piled on top of lows a* the night the day, Hint
"The opestlon Is: Can wo Uo ( i • no excuse.' "
t1' nddllii.ii lo iiiimriinee „ f I to- promises, workers will took for they become charge* of that govauvthlriK about (Ids new menace
Ihm. Kiikiniiu ranked wanton dls- ward to a doltnr an h o u r ..........nt subject to It* control and
before ll spill* the world?
,
lower housing
"Even If the Doited State* decid Mgntd for j| and ioattention aj minimum wage,
ed not tn iirndtlrc surh bombs, this •*"■ ,w " "(her Idg fnetors eon- costs, and the thoughtless will must i (diminish their Individual
A IK C O N D ITIO N ED
would uni bind other rountrlcs. li iholllig t„ our aiiniinl toll of believe and what’* nioro they will freedom of thought and action
They
must
expect
io have more
vote.
u
..........
The only way nut I* to rontrnj the hc idcnts slemmlng fmni trnffi
"ourrM of bomb-making materials. |n» vlnlallnti*
Those who oppose thin wild and and more taken from their pay
envelope,
submit
to
hu
numeral
I?
radical program of tax nml tax,
Hut Biissln has alwnvs said no to
There should be one more
spend and spend, elect and elect regulations and accept more and
this
■ t a n a w fx*
: /
alleinpt to get her lo see reason.
will find they have a Job on their none restriction# until they even
lianil*. They can cite statistics, tual ly find themselves slaves who Doors Open 12:41 I*. M. Dnlly^
XXX
'ity D ll,I, DOSS
"But the Itusslmi people •lumld
use the dearest of logic and prove live only to serve political over(For Jamra Marlon)
L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y !
lie told, try radio mill evel y other
■on pnper that we are heading lords.
possible mean* of ciiinniunicBtloo
the wrong wny, hut for the must
Our present tiollllral tenders will
r tradBau *i f M l
J
developed jn the bod war. If
WA N llIN liTO N , Feb I i/|'i
part their pleas will fnll on deaf [ill class against class, scream
•rleiltlsts can deslroy the world, I hi* nntinn's new miilti-hillinn did- ears. They are ridiculed as re "*"»k the rich," play to racketeer
they should la’ able lo talk In the hir federal housing and slum actionaries.
ing labor overlord* und stop at
world.
" " r e ................................. getting
One sail mlslnke that Inislne*- Nothing to get the voles necessary
" I ,id them talk to the llusslan undet way.
and industry has made is to spend to keep them In power. They have
i
people. That might do the tric k ."
Wheel* started liiio iu g last fall H h time talking lo itself. Speak already cast to the four winds the
W ell, Ihat'.i nn idea worth tIll'll '•'hen Cotigtess, okayed legislation ers nml candidate* opposed to thi- principles of such lender* a* Wash
Ing over In mil minds. Every tea for bousing p in jrct* for Imv in- Wclfnre Slate and wild spending ington, Jefferson and Lincoln t«
sonable effort eeilatnly slmuld be ''otm* fam ilies. Aootbei bill was progrnm have spent their llrn follow the mud thnt history has
tragedy
made to avctl ll
. . of an eimeled setting up u long-range1talking to Itolarlnn*. Kiwnninn* shown, over nml over ugnin, leads
atomic win .
mahjnr plmi fur slum rlearniice.
the Exchange or Civitsu Club, only lo oblivion.
Thr way Ihmsr-* -toml there
arc It's
Inkcii *rvi>rri|
month*to set I
n lot of eltlseiiH
wlm feel likeup the mmddnery.
Now, however
migrating with their families inlb the geurw are mushing.
,
- ‘I L O V E '
■ie far northern wild* of Hudson
More nml more emnniunitln l
liny, where Hire euuld‘hiilld log dally are being added to the list
i <k«w 1, 1
Melbourne Timm
cabins and live in pcaeeu Hut the of those asking for, or now alioiit
problem can’t hu snlvad hi' run- In rrdrlvr, n slimy ° f •*n' govern,! ,,!T
if j
nlng away. Wc’vc got to stick
andmrnt aid.
«
toflHhcr- A
“ Pepper gave ho amplification hint tlm victory In 1044. li t thinks
faro It.
>"
Hof far the gbvrrmnnql, under of bl* campaign plan* except to he already has It. He thinks that
' President Tinman issued ulll* Hie housing |)rogrnt1i, has aj'lirovi d sky, 'll propane W win- IhA elec
’ A MtLer, . 3
the majority of the people nf Flor
oider after the H««Mle*Hmisa(.anow (|Well- tion.' ’’
f t .. constrnrlion of
a FA TE ]
ida
are
ready
exchange
their
freetomir (■(inunillr*! «**« "tDmg Imik, 'ing units dnrllig the uotkt ' t\vu
Thn quotation come* front nn dom for ■thn dole he promise*
| lore litem J
m tim i that it was nbnut tn r« fim year*. The building* will he large editorial parenthesis In a recent them. He believes that row tnxi
ly
apartments
ami
all
are
onfmark
mend davelntmtent nf Hiipnr-hm**"'
news dispatch, and reminds i<* of nnyera know It Is their money that
qpertl
His tierl.ilim vvmh iipitliitule'l by ed fur low-price rentals.
sovernl requests we havr received Is squandered hy tho federal go
J
Blum
elcatimee
projects
have
( 'nngi esi1 tiietulKits ueuetajly.
for electlen figures In the seim- vernment. He relies upon the
It t.< wurlhy " f ''"In *•»•* l,l# l>een slower. To date lust seven loiial ran. of 10-t-l in which Cluude ignorance nml thn gullibility of
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...................
cities
have
received
go-aheads
nil
I'rtwldcnl's action fulluwrd elorelv
Pepper w-UH nominated for tlm people who think they can get
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of
i|ir iiiibilratiiiii of- Ke»re|«ry
’f specific development*-.
term he now Is finishing.
something for nothing. He dls■f’
A
dinlnM
rotor
It
a
y
in
n
n
d
M
ttefense ,lohn»oir» (irit annual rei
There was a field of five candi
ni in w liirli tie railed for Atlteti- Foley of the housing and home fin- date-, in tlm first primary election guise* the socialist progtam he
>'
■dvorales under Hie mellifluent
acre agency, ivhlrli snpervlho* both
tal " rn- prngi non. leporta that nt least that year, ami the votes were caption, "Fair Deal."
r rftiT i . m«1/ '’ tMt’ Vimtt**t’nl
divided ns follows.
And so, Im "proposes to win (lie
nprtatlun "I* accepted by tb*' ad- 200 ottier localities are tuappiug
Claude Pepper, Tallahassee
election." He relies on his belief
vriHUTlf* who Hrn now ilulng *or '1 plans for slum clearance. HI* lieut IP-1,445
that the people ot Florida do not
ulnmst to destroy '••" He w*tned enant* expert v irtu a lly ovary com
J. Ollie Edmunds, Jacksonville
think for themselves. The Senator
(list America roulil be attajaen munity of more tbau 25,1)011 ullt- 127,157
may he mistaken.
"front dbe opposite hemisphere piately w ill rcipiest low-coal fed
Millard B. Conklin, Daytona
without warning and with unpre eral lemsing help.
.11,117
CnugresH bus nuthoriffd out Beach
dictable fury.
It is estimated by the Tea Bur
Finley Moore, Lake City
The lie tense .Secretary express- right grant* of k,ri0(),ooo,0im anil
eau, Inc, that four-fifths of all
loans of 11,turn,mm,into to help fin 14,815
tea consumed In the U. 8. I*
*0010
Alston Cockrell, Jacksonville
ance slum clearance during the
drunk In the home.
and ahoiit higher education for next six year*. These funds will 11.551
Total vote
............
17P.2BB
SB year*.
. . .
he allotted to Individual communi
A rough-and-ready probe of edPepper won with a majority of
ties to assist in the purchase of
The Columbia River, forming
nr nt Inn In nut ilf'Elfiilflf*. Will th#f® iroperties in "blighted areas," af* PJ105 in the first primary, so was
— A D D ED —
the houndary between Washington
is need for greater effort hv edu er which the land will he cleared spared the run-off.
CARTOON - "U G LY D U C K LIN G * .
and
Oregojt,
Is
believed
to
carry
cational authorities tn re-e»amlne of slum* and resold fo r private
Between now and the primary more water than all othar Ameri H I'O K T '- " F O O T B A L L FA N "
their responeihllltles and the way
election In May, the Henator will
Pacific coast streams com
they are being carried out. There U The lawmaker# also provided have to win the support of con- can
biner).
Is e moral as well as an intellec authority to build up to H10,000 aldcrahly more voters than gave
tual itleal lu education — a moral low rental dwellings during lh*
Ideal of umlevlating devotion to same period. Government funds housing projects, however, will be
one’* own country. Unless that will )« loaned to meet initial ex financed with money borrowed
prevails, the Integrity of all el- pense* --auch things ax architec
from private tenders on federallyvlUsallon must fall. For we cannot tural fre*. land survey# ami the
guaranteed mortgagee.
lie purely Inlrrnationllst In a like of proposed new develop
woild of nationalism,
ment a. I.nleat tabulations show
Tim to nro many cdlier coneht- that about 947,000^00 lit loan*
slim* new possible, after n fair already have been approved.
trial and n considered verdict In
Actual construction costa of the
Rna
i i f f jj| # f f t
w w w jM g w n .im r
tho liesl system yet devised tn
Extra clean, locally owned .
determine guilt or innocence. But ed the encouraging haili'f. lha
Driven only 17,541 mile#
a comment on education in perhaps "tha threat of war has dlmlnUhc
By On# Owner *
as our strength was Increased.
the most poillnent.
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j
.inprovornent o f the n ation ’s h e a lth , the d evelo pm ent o f the
seience o f m edicine, or the In cre ase In tho n u m b e r o f d o cto rs
now p ra c ticin g m edicine. \Vc have before u s a co py n f th e
I louver C o m m issio n He|>ori w h ich sh o w s how in e ffic ie n tly
•he governm ent in run n ing H h p resen t d e p a rtm e n ts. T h e re
i< no reason to believe that It would o perate t h is new de
partm ent o f so cialized m edicine a n y m ore e ffic ie n t ly .
T h e rep o rt o f the Hoover C o m m issio n , a non*partlH«n
group appointed by P re sid e n t T ru m a n , sh o w s th a t It rnntn
ih*> governm ent $ 1 0 to c a rry o ut the n e c e ss a ry red tape
in o rd er to m ake a $f> p u rch ase. In th e fie ld o f m edicin e
w here the governm ent has a lre a d y ven tu red to some e xte n t,
the V etera n s A d m in istra tio n had 25R.OOO h o sp ita l beds,
but only inn,0 0 0 p atien ts lo put in them , urn) yet h a s con-
.*NM tM nm M Oi
aANrooD tttfcALP. gANfonn,
INI WORLD TODAY
Few morlala escape the flies
of trial. It huriifi out impurities • Imt it had lo reduce I tic num ber n f v e te ra n p a tie n ts being
■nd dross. Wr nil) profit hi these
eared for by rj.tHH).
ixperlemea If we are real mrn
and women.
Thmi n rloil, hai
Mill it is not m erely a lack o f e ffic ie n c7y w h ic h rcn tlc rr
proved on; thou Im i t,
ilie governm ent u tte rly incom petent to co ndu ct a su c c e ssfu l
lllv e r Is tried
IN (IM 111
experim ent Into s o e ia iim i m ed icine. W it h Kuch v a st su m s
P ittu m ol
iiih u il . new ivvitn ol money involved a s co m p u lso ry h e alth In su ra n c e neccsming pool li#i< b cii puMohcd m s ila t e s , it is beyond an y hope w h a te v e r th a t th e re would
be not g ra ft, co rru o tio n and m isa p p ro p ria tio n o f public
ncwipaprn nl o' n llir it,ilr.
funds on a sca le h ith e rto u n d ream ed of. W o ItaVe all rend
"Ihf Mo ik I.i .Slate l aii opnifd about the "co m m issio n s" paid Jn W a sh in g to n In .co n n e ctio n
yriteidftv in lamps wall ii< pm w ith g o vernm ent c o n tra c ts both sin ce th e w a r a n d d u rin g
molrn dn lining u ,> i|lr binned it. T h e W e lfa re scan d als re c e n tly uncovered In B oston mid
and Iim I rvri held llierr in 10 yrnii
New .Icru cy a re Imt a n o th e r exu m p lc of w h a t w ould happen
- -**r»*~
if the governm ent gets co ntro l o f p riv a te m edicin e.
Ih f pi tillable in ,| nf nialaiiK the
T h e re is a w ay in w h ich th e cost o f m ed ical c a re can
new l l hnmli, n «nnnti>lv rilimalril
he reduced fo r those who ca p ill a ffo rd to p a y w hat s ic k
hy foverninrnt exprit, al helwren ness now c o sts. T h a t is In In cre a se the n u m b e r o f doctors
$ 100.000.ptHI and $4,000,000,000 p ra c ticin g m edicine. W hen th ere a re enough d o cto rs tn meet
A lypiral cnvrinmrnt eillnialf.
the dem and fo r th e ir se rv ic e s , th e ir c h a rg e s w ill n a tu r a lly
be reduced w ith ou t an y p re ssu re from the g o vern m en t. Hut
The late,I wind n, nnw that the
you a re n e v e r going to get young men to go in to the p ra c tice
•wininniiK pnnl ha, hern liniihrd, of m ed icin e, you are never going to in rreaso the n u m ber of
the City u itmiiH tn tiail tinplove- d o cto rs p ra c ticin g m edicine, uh lung as the g o vern m en t
ment» on thr old trnnu court on sta n d s o v er them w ith u big s tic k th re a te n in g to m ake them
Paik Avenue lor the me ol child tools of th e sta te .
ren in tlir nei^hborli'Kid anti reT h is m a tte r of socialized m ed icine, or co m p u lso ry h ealth
fcomhlion thr irnnit court* nrat in su ra n c e , is one of the big Issu e s nf th e present se n a to ria l
the Ciiaiih' lira(|i|iiartrti al thr ca m p a ig n in F lo rid a . S e n a to r Pep p er is fo r It. R co , Sm ut h e rs
Monuipal Airport. Gel rhildtrn in- opposes it. i f the people do not w an t to tu rn th e ir health ,
terr*iril in trnnu hr swimming and a s w ell IIS
a s th e ir pocket honks,
books, o ver tn a g ig a n tic po litical
many ot ymu pruhlrnu will hr inardilnc, th ey w ill vote for Hep. S m s th e rs .
itdved.
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L*' CHILDRENS ALBUMS
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7 ' C L ‘A b b f L A L i A L B U M S
DUEL IN THE SUN
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T B R M S u tf t r a d e s
Coming Soon
NICHOLSON
MY FOOLISH HEART
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WEDNESDAY FEB. 1, 1950
THE
P a lm e r K a y — S o cie ty Krtitor
Telep ho ne
Rj
l-lK
Social Calender
W EDNfcxUAY
Laymen’* revival im i.- .r « .
t* held at the F iiit Baptist Chum,
at 7:30 P. M.
^ETf»» Fanfnrd Woman's f?hih t<*"
I'ViU It* geutisi Inuu.rss lulHItt-uii
at 12:30 u’cluck. F <il resnvstiiinmembers are Hskt-d to roll >|t.
Ben Wadi-, telephone f/ifi.j
T h u rsd ay
The T. E. I.. Clints of the Ku>t
Baptist Clmrt'li will rm*i-t wild
Mia.
Lillian
Vickery
at :ti*n
W ait Third Street III 7:311 p M,
Sfiiiiiioli- Chapter Nu. -J, li K. S
will hold rally night beginning
Vjtth a auppvr at ll .'IO o'clock. The
(anting will begin at H:Uo P. M.
Herman E Morris, prilii’lpul of
Seminole High School, will l>e In r a t t a n ____________ _____________
charge of the program, All mem- Itml Cairn-mil mu' Ilona Massey In
bar* and viflttng memhers uie Hole.In Tim no lay and Friday.
Invited to attend, (IhligHlion -ei•
Viet* will lie held during the ■«*k ulat meeting nt H im I* M.
Ito h iT ca Lodtfc H uh
The We*l Side P. T. A. will meet
o r i 'i tt T In s ta lla tio n
at 3:00 P. M. to he preceded with
tha board mealing at
I’M
FR ID A Y
M i*. Itoheil llaiuiiin i was inRlalled as mdile pi and of Semi• h r Aineriean Legion Anxlllniv iiola Iteheei a Lodge No -FI wliieil
will nuet at the Legion tint at lliel III tlie Odd Fellow* hull oil
7:30 P.M.
Thursday
night. An installing
MONDAY
sta ff id Orlando led liv D istrict
W illiam * and
The Hath Sneering Girl's Auxi Deputy lues K
Mn r* liul I Mr*. Alfredo
liary of the Woman's Missionary Grunil
Union uf the First Baptist Chinch W' Iker conducted tin* eeiemony.
w ill meet at U
.i.iu
r . M.
>1. Group
uruup
Ollier u lfic e i* are h i t grand,
Will
HO P.
No. 1 w illi M rs. Josh Phillips lit M ir. W. li
Reeehei ; past noble
1216 Oak Avenue und Group Nu. grand, Mr*. .1 It
W illiam * ; re2 with Mi** Ann Vanre, !M70 i’ul- cording secretary. Mis* I. da Wood*
Rialto Avenue.
a id ;
financial
secteim v,
Mr-.
M Thr Sim Ileum Hanfi uf tin- E»telle EB iu t, liea su ier. Mr*. J .
iWornsn’it M istioim ry (Tnion fur
Hm|dum,
i m . • j»*‘
children r k ** six tu nine v«‘ArN, Knk**; rondiu t«»i. Mi - I H*
w ill inert Ht a:3«l l»M. nt I lit- K ii*t !»»'•• w ,n ,lv[1'
1
,
*
Baptist Church.
" / h t ■u'PI’" " " f .,..1,1. c«uml. M rs
JT.
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i
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.Maiv llid lv ; left siippoit to mdile
The enmini lee n chaige ,d a.
M |,
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raiigametits fur the uunm
W,, *................................................ Mr ll.-m y
man * Clu . hosp.lul lienefit hrldge
\
* n p p o , l «„ vice
,PVoly. . Wi.1 lm'
*.........
1:30 I .
,r .
. . y 'K M M l
The Udell* t la«* of (lie Hud
3 | h , , »t .........cl, Will hold u .over4-------w d lih «ii|igi^i
)'|i . at tin* btnn** uf M i.
amt Mr*, li K. Morris, 17L*M l.u
cust Avenue, at 11:311 P. M. All
husband* of mendo-in me invited.
Groyp No. 4 will lu- In charge.
gland, Mr* ......... Hold...,.*; in
aide giiaidmn. Mr* Mul.te Brown;
out side guaiilmn. Mi*.
Ldlmn
vj
suppi.it t.. pa d
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y ,.
............. Long;
1
,,ft snppoil
lo -ins* mdile giaiul*
Mr*. 1 I. Inlhoi! light " ip itn il
In clm plaili, Mi* II F C u niell,
lif t slippol i to i linplaiii M>*. e*e.l
t ’au lev
.Mi*. Die* Wdliaum was pieRented with a gift from the lodge
Miss Patty Brown
Snored On Birthday w~a.>"fc*rjg;
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sa llie d g if' t " l " her r e “lio............f
n g o f*
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Mrs. David Brown Imnurdtl her fit-el h G if t s w ell- a lso g ive n to se
ciaillrtilaV 1’attv with It party onv e r a l m e in lie i* fo r o u l* ln m n iig
"pigrth birthday Milm|ay at w o rk d u rin g th e yeni
T ile lla ll was deem llleil with
ie.iiwme ul 7IIH \V»it,;Firul
I t M « t';i jpuiing
the
alturfitam S n rllie flliwei s ill pastel i'din * bv
| | a u | 4 were enjoyed and* while Mr*. K II how and hei .um m lltee.
Patty blew mu tin- eandtva bn Cake and tmncli w.-ie m i v -I A
v r dfeurated bllUuUiv enkv, tin- Mi* Cordell iiml Mr*, hubistetl by sevenil memheis. *..... ...
u**ts sang "H appy U irlliday .
Favors consisting of halloon* Uf) m e m h e is and 32 v is H m * w e ll
and rsd baskets filled w itli candies |,ie«enl
weie distributed, flhe recalved
many iovelv g ifts from her young
friends. Thus*' attending war*
Susan i’ierry, Connie David, Hhai
lrfe, Donna Peters, i ’at Lingei
It, Brenda and Allen Mhyrock,
Betty Ann, Buddy and Shirley
Jean Long, Linda Mitchell, Lin and
Dlnnia Knowles.
.
Alsu Mrs H. K. Mitchell, Mi r .
H A P P Y H lin U H A Y
Civde Plercy, Mrs. I.utlier David,
Mrs Robert Lee, Mr* Hnlldi I elH <!. Wulrm S i.
e r, Mrs. L. E. Knowles. Mr*
John Ltngerfelt, Mrs. H- L. Long
£ 3 Mr."
K. smith. Cuke ice
Hplced u lopped cleuin is ilt-le,
ertam and coffee were served to
table *i -i veil w llh apple ik-Rseiltha guests during the afternoon.
in own b e lly, upplt- ruhbli-l, up
pie dumpling*, ripple pie. .Sweden
B ru m lc y Huim* S ce n e the rieam to lusle ami then add a
of cinnamon ami nutmeg ami
O f U D C M e e tin g duali
a little vHidllu.
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H ER A LD .
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SA N FO RD .
F L O R ID A
i *a
l*ake Mary
Social And Personal Activities
lu r lin
SA N FO RD
V IR G IN IA
H ollyw ood
Ily Holt THOM AS
PA LM ER
Mr and M i*. A W. T»m Union
were ill all of In-1 wtek with the
flu hut are *uffieient!v irri'V e rrd
to he out again
Mr. and Mi* W. II, Erlel of
IVrun. M, Hirived Wednesday and
art- *eltled in the home of Roy
l. Howell dr
The Erlel*, who
wele lieie >.*•' winter. r ij u i t \o
•lav until May.
Mrs F. M Che*lei und two sou*,
Larry mid Gary of Palatka, are
vis'titiv: her pnrents, the iV A.
Lower
Mr* lltek* of i Ini 11ye tin ig, S C.
hits hi lived lo m *ii hei son, it. C.
lin k* mid family
Friend* of Mi* W A. I.owe
w ill he * n ii\ to learn that -he i*
ill with flu
Saturday ntinaiiii' 1 he P.T.A
held a ' Hake Side" lu flunl <d |Ml tH U fO til AN Upviu stiixri Helen
’ he Hoy S '
T 'r -
nirnt”
| 1 , 11,01 l is sll.'Wl, as .-io e*)/iaoi**t
mine than fin which will lie used to new smell ill \Vasluiigli*l) tier
for the bem ilifnutim i ,f the sehmil I'e.isoini tm i|oiltli,g 1t-e famous
ginunds.
c o o ,t-ons
I In i eil llall eil M i s
The Plunderer*" nl the Movielnnd
e rs o n a I
s
M.*s Sim lev Kick tin* m ined
11on i S i i in use, N i l . iiril lie.
Ililndi fol several Wieks.
Friends w ill regret in lean, tlmi
M lis Connie Ludwig i- ill m ill
influeuiu.
Mi amt Mr*. James I llm ik'tuii
of 4i 1111in, lia me il'it io c llle il
*l*lei mid hiolbei in lu->. Mi and
M i*. K B. Cm le i.
.............. .. Mrs l-.iv id l.n ti het hud
us then weekend guesl*. Mr and
M is, .lame* lliiiik a h iii and daugli
lei B in uhm a id Dade < dv
Josepli I
L ie of * *1 , i -I-- wa*
graduiiled today hi ttu l iu ie i- lti
uf Miami, w ill, liu- Imi-e-t mid
ii-tiu oi-iinn c la * s m <lu h i* liii v uf
llie *t iiiiul
Hi- re c e n id u llu cli
elm -u F ilm nl mu d e r m
w ith a
m u jn r in p h y s ic a l e d o -iliu m
Ml. and Mi* 1*' II
I -auey
have ||S their guesl Mi* Lillie *
sisti-l. Mis. It F
W Intel -d
............... ah, Ga who lelmm-d to
Sanford w ill, them lim n Klifeiprise. Ala. Mis Lam y and Mi *•
W illtei had liidh In in visiting in
Enterprise and well- joined m il
the weekend liy M l. I.lilley.
Mirin' Auxiliary
lias Study, Supper
The
Until
Spelling
Juidt-r
G ill's Auxiliary of the Fltst
lhipti-1 I'lnirch held a fuielgll
U,lailuil pntgrani recently wllh
III,- Rtiuiy being in, an I on the
lionk "Jotting* in,m Jupun" und
taught by Mrs. Hubert Skinner.
Following the study course a
spaghetti supper wa* served by
leader*, .Mr*. Jtndi I’lillllps and
Mrs
A
li Rountree, lUiHlated
by M r s G. I'. Dixon. Those nlwere
Gtace
Duggar,
teiuilriK
Hamel*.
Kaye Hrypn,
G ladys
l.aiun
I’ll lllip*.
Ju anita Wynn
Betsy Ann Weslfall. June What
ley, Hilda Kigle, Molly Jn Mo.riaun, A tin Vnce and Janice K In
in.
Alsu l.nnin Amleisiui, Dixie
Beard, Faye Ashley, Mary Tan
ner, enn Smith, Lucille Hull
.Mnrxre Johnson, Mary Ann llall.
Ltd* Bin Blent,. Peggy Thurnley,
Virginia Thomas- Ann Tome.',
Eva Jo Wynn, Margaret [tenham, tiludv* llnsly. Mis. .Skin
ner. Mir , Phillips, Mrs. Kountreo
«nd visitors. Getaldlne Wllkcrson und llarharu Lowe,
Tha Norman <1* Vara Howatd
CkapU r ol tha United Daughter*
of Dye Confederacy met wlli
J r a . V A. Brumley on IriUtHf
at 3;00 o’clock with Mr*. A. K.
■oMattar a* co-hoateaa. Roiia
end spring fhiwer were. u»ad In
/flitco ruling the room* »tf the
Bruudey home.
t* u
The
president, Mra.
E- H.
Laney, praalded over the meet
ing and called for report* from
committee*. Boutina butlne** waa
conducted end announcement wa*
'made that Diatrlct No, 8 will
hold Ha annual maeting Mar. 2
i t the
Community
Methodist
Church In Daytona Beach.
I Program Chairman Mrs, J. M.
Hayes read an article based on
• B e Hie oi Robert E . U e . A
eommlttee
composed
o i Mrs.
Hays*. Mrs, Rossettar and Mr*.
J. M. McCaaklll was appointed to
draw up resolutions on tha death
of Mrs. E . A. Douglas.
A iter a short husineaa session
roireshmenta were served to Mr*.
U n * y , Mr*. Claud Herndon, Mr*.
0 . V. Horace, Mra. W. B. Kirby,
0 . D. Bishop, MY*. Roscctter.
Mrs. Bntmloy, Mra. McCajkili
*^nd a visitor, Mrs. Mauraen Win*
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M is
D eihe.i
l.innpi-rt e n t e r
tained (he Woim-n'.
\*siH’intlint
of the Community C h in c h W ednes
d ay, at then
i c g u l a r mmitldv
mealing
Following the nrmrinm
she served p-umd cake iell • Mild
lint lea to Me-dmiie* C f! W hile.
Win S i i u t h i i*. A
It Southard.
Kminu Wing, l l n i i v Dm row J l>
f'la-hrmi, John B BeanK l.lovd
Sr.. Maliell* M Cole G eu lge It
Putlersim C P III a* nigtoli K L
llo yt, J M lliioil ami the Missn*
C laiH and Fditli Speeis.
The J. it Itogei s ,,f Imlepemietice. Mn,, and (lie C. 1. Ro lierls of
K a n sa s C i t y , wi-M- visiting llleil
friends, Mi mid Mrs H T Ru*.
*e|| Iu *1 week
Mi. nml M i *
Torn
W atk ins
of Alm-shui v. Mu*
called on
their friends. Mi and Mr* l.eiui
ij
P iike ciiig
and
Mi*
E iiiiii r
W ing, Riimluv They wen- mi their
way to Si P eta l-Im i g lm the i r
mulndl-l of tile llinll-l
The lieil-e it l.am p e il tuive sold
tlien la u n d ii in I oiieii od. to Mr.
and M i- Ti lm
Col Pant lb -ell of lliiny Mil)
Ims iioii another pii/,- tHi
limi*
hi'lil bv Holin mi ****’•11>
I i i i - I ’ttlb-rr*
.Mr-. Thnmr»* M c i ’lrllft m l <»f K|r)f
M m b t t i . N .1 . niM V cil M itm biv. I»»
Hpinitl -ttiiit’ I tin** svilb Hit* \ r .
Krm pT ltr M il 'IH I mijiN wi' I d
Il'Mtll'fltI .11kl* Mill V Nllllll*
V1**11f* ligo and „ Hole clicle of
fr irm i w ill .............. re tier I-ink
I bm Smith mi,, of Mi arid Mrs
K W S in ,li, to,* been -mil,- III
i|m ini' Ho- pn>t week iiitb the i-Vi'i
pi,-valent flu.
Mr* Boy L. Unwell, J i . , and »un
M ill,,,i have M-lunu-d In their Inline
in J ark sun v) lie after -pending a
week w itli Ml Howell's paii-nts,
the R, y L. Jloii ells,
t ’hlef Finest H ill, iplii ie* I'SN'
left with Ills -tup Hatuidav llioiti
lag foi the Nuvnl Base at Not
folk, Va , when- lie w ill la- rulii-n-i
nl tliat paiticulai duty, Mrs. Hum
jdiMi-a an,I I lieu daughter, Sim, mi
ale -till here.
Mi - Rediiioml of Flo ral II llfitt
.mil IInyliiNii Ben, Ii lias la-gj, v i -,1
mg In i son anil daughter.ill l.o>
Mi anil M l*. A F Kemp the la*t
ii eek
llie revival being ru n m ill v In-l
ul liu- C lm n li of tiie Nazureiie i
well alleiidi'd
Speeial iniisie ,s ,
leal iii ,. ,,f eueh service.
DON t ld lX O T E
W IN T E R P A R K , Fell. 1— (Spe
d u ll Sanford high school stud
•*nlj* an- planning to uttenil tin
t'eiitral Florida premier of "Dm,
Quixote," a motion picture yu
"ton of the famous sto ry, ul
Rollins fo liag e Fob. -1, Di
II Minor of the Rollins Spanish
ilepai liiu-nt announced today.
The tiliu is to Ih- shown Satin
day, Feb, I, at 3:30, 6:80. nml
H :I6 at ttie Annie R m se ll Theat
er.
co m pa re
.
.
ti,m , Lio n snivel ileilaieit sin- tout
li-biyini] Li ,m.-e no to i.tia .l l,,ui
L t n . , llei d 1, I - i ' f i t . min n-ilj
H iH tl.Y W llilD , Feb
1 id>i
lhe> it- giving June ABysoii the
»e\ appeal 11cut meat
The Idimde still tills lu-t-ll .-onsiili-l e,| tin- girl who would hu
"so luce to come home to." She
lm* Imen cast a* the understanding wife m a* starry-eyed
sweetheart swept o ff her feet
hv tin Ja n . Imagine mv eu'4*41^4 " I ,
*,*|
14*11* ttj’j ir
intem lul fur A vii tian ln e r
The iiiciutc i* "Right I lor*.
V*1- ' • **’■
' -t trii tough Baugh
te| of ,,i. oil It unipi Iru
tlyf lit
fig im , i.noiej B arry mure
"Gee. I even get lo say thing*
like iliiuil ilame.' she gloiv-'il
'''\ o u tall fm every ihllnh dim e
tliut u iiiie i along,' i suv Now
I've neiei *iu,| unylhing like
Hull I'l'li 'll- IN p ictllles."
Not null that she also ha*
smile Iml Jnve scenes m ill Hit*
.-into
Mo-.isli.mi mid
hii.ii.aod
Dick
Pon ell
I’he laltei evt'i
Inn-* lu-i t„ in* apmtmenl ,.n
Hie pielevl of cooking hei some
( ;e t h k e e
| t
rimgtlltli tin c.l|d.
dd- i:«*hei Wit
MLs* Allv.smi **1« t(h d 11-t lit bru
I i1 1. I I .
•ong. And )>
ful when 1 usked how the stud:-, ii m ur/irir
r-oiil of rural n m ia
would make hei sexy, lint Mien y i.it
VI \ lii sou was uuintiJ
she admitted thatt hnMi‘1 e xa ctii :
’ .i
in ,f iU4li,
been hei strong suit.
11.4
if.. dd l,.ii - an effect -m
-Ih
“ It take* -.a It* dullK
■ .n il, lo r studio,
In
conceded. "Avn Guidnei can .1 • i it b ■
•a ii'litilllie* to take
it with a look B takes nu- " i
. r in* ivitiiout a com*
i.-ili ,
page* of dinl.igiie fm me I-- c
I>:;n' t.
ve.V the saini- inipn-ssion."
.ii n < that I furgel
' I In*
Whether n* a *t v .......... oi IN
*ht- shrugged,
1-ob her mure
lumal toll- a» Hie ......o'
I .1 n’l feel like do*
brlght-fjji’,--' amid, .J n . *'
o- I ~r~" ,- J . se
T*'#*i'<e.ing high t’o*- m u .. ..lo
l 11«■ |<iiSk|*9 tlV9(
lias tie. ii showing up on llc- mi
U t ii «» Btorintlsg
popuhnity pools in a ,ni»i<i.i ■ end
- iiim i huildlng.
ilmt surprise* bn studio ami In
.- I e so nicely
self, too
.,i a word of
ill the Mol lull l'lc lu n lle lo ld j.i ' hlt* ikI tAi Dick
poll
ill
Iml* at flee i 11it ill |<
, »iil
she was tin- font I h female *i-n
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L A tiyc, M. I.u u is
h'lix foi n fi«w duyn.
Mr
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ii- Ib m r Kin»Rt tin’ll I 'm n i o Ibdii*
till- .SbrlWood id WjinblllK*1*'* I* 1
win. |diiiht to Blii'hd tevviul w««Kv
In
t . t i u ’Va
Refresh...add zesl to llie hour
ANI) TIIE
PAN PIVEP
WRINKLE - SHED*
FABRIC
IS WAY AHEAD
WRtNKLB RESISTANT
Bervla* Da Mr
Naai ta * P. ,J*HMUKUAK
— I m*R d
LUNCHEON
-.vs
DINNER
■*aaa (ram I I M i M I r
Mine* fa* raHlaa a a* ■*■*»•«
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KEEPS FRESH AND CHISP
THROUGHOUT THE DAY
NOW ON SALE AT
CAMELLIA
SALE
Marttac Wad D k . lat
Baa Our Stock
J . M. GARRETT'S
DICKERSON’S
Gray
S h a d o w N u n o r ia a
C O R . of l i t . *
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D ISTA N CE IS H IS DISH
Quits Golf Tour,
Turns Club Pro
Holy Cross W i n s Over
Springfield. Dukes
T r i m Baldwin 78-55
Former Champ T e n n
is Player Gives Up
Golden Golf T r a i l
G A IN E S V IL L E , Feb, l- ( S p « clal)— Coach
Frank
Genov* I 1*
U nlvenlty of Florida awlmmlng
team move* the Gator apart
calendar hack Into activity af
ter a week's respite for exam*
when the Saurian mermen tangle
with Aubum'e Tiger* in the ga
tor pool Sautrday afternoon.
The Gator* started the aqua
tic aeaaon in n o d atrida earlier
In January when they toured
—■»* Georgia and ftgqtb CarnHnar edit—1'
r-ntnjr frowr Georgia's Dulldugf td ■"
I.O S A N G E L E H . I'eh. I. — bib
H T T S m ’ lir m , Fab. I- .V P P Haogy, bespectacled Ellsw orth
M H o lt Cronn Condi Lester Shearv
Vine. Ita* (pill golf'a golden tourthlnhM hi* Crusader* deserve Ih d r
Wnumber one national basketball
lia” l(H* U a il............
............
\ l
( -.—
Ilrn,li.(- 'a- j t t i aigom erf <
■p^W
■■*hiv! % refrttw™, Im'I!
tourney* the tm*t four yrara.
from th« limn whose tram I* ra t
hv I
ed second.
Vinca »nv* tie’* liX'O a Irnvellnr
»
" I ’ll Hl:r lo believe IP'nl we’; -•
man l" r g «,,"'igli
- '........
,
second oesl lii I hr country,” mu«the go airier l!>27. whrn hr
:r
#d lUiqiirsne h«op mentor Donald
lainn hi'il ii ti'iinl* career that woo
W . (D tldeyl Mnnrr today. "H ill I
him *hr wnrld amateur and prowon't dispute Holy Cross' rigid
i feaalnoal • i uvri*.
to th r top spot."
N ' "« he'a going to «ettle down
T h r Duke* noil Crusader* matcha . golf pro at the exclusive WII
Uf-;
|
*d strides Inst night In llir lr pareah lfr country cluh, diluting IT h tO V IlY Margie Tletcher, 20, ap
*I •
parently feel* »H* haa to live up tn
letting w hirl through tlir n ir r n il
K>.
ira in n , Imlh winning llir lr 1Til It
Hut .78-vrar old K llv w ill pur per title on h*lng chruen florlda'a
h
[jivin a G ir l" , by Hr* Lifeguard
consecutive contest,
I atir h couple of amhltion* hr ha*
Bheary »nIf I yesterday "w r think
fiv’tcri-d aime lie awilched from Auorlatlon. flh'a Ii ahown on a high
hoard at a Daytona Beach pool
ws've thr belt In th r nntlon,"
Irnni* lo golf It) year* ago. I
Bhenry’a trnm whlppnl Springw ill rontinur to compete for tie where the aunlnnned muaele hoya
field, 02-40, while Duqursne easily
National nprn and National l ' ( i A ;,re holding their annual winter
* (fnlermJHomtD
heated RnM wIuW ullare. 78-00.
title..
And lie w ill nlay in the meeting.
H usky Churk Cooper led the wnv
Inral lourrirya,
•
for the Duke* Inst night with 10
If wiian’f an eaay ilerlalnft, nai l
counters nlid mi me stellar floor
Vine*, (pulling the grand rircmt
work. T h r Vrllow Jacket* held n
after hie limal *uccra*ful aim*
sltlll Irml rn rly In Ih r game hut
H r phiri'd fourth In the I.u* An
w err overwhelmed mlrlwnv In thr
g rlr* flprn early thi* mntilh Hie!
f l l l t (punier whrn the Monremon
third la the I'lmenlx Open la 1
found the range,
.Sunday.
"I'm iifrald w r'rr not due for
" I hail a wonderfol lime en tl"
it
i
many more rom fortuhlr evening1,"
r lir llit ," hr d re la iril.
" | mad"
H IIIIQ t M I.A K , M l**., F rb . l . _
< P £ / V # M A .W . ' c M 8 IN
Moore moaned. " I don't usually
i many ft lend* who w e ir a wnndei
■
1’t — Judge* of fine hlrddoga
wave the crying towel, hut I ’m
fill help lo me in my game.
>' canned the record of n weefewaving ll linw ."
AMERICA* Mo-1 AULER Ml 1 9 *9 ,
w ii * a great
*atl*facMon, even long arrlra of quail hunta today to
Duqursne line 12 game* tn go —
a o r o f f to a h e a d s t a r t t o r
■hough I didn’t get to the top m pick the flnallata in the National
c.nlv four of Ihrm at home. Of the
T X f * Y E A R 'S H O N O R S /M T H e F / R S T B ' G /MOOOR golf.'
■
........
Field Trial
"
' Club’s
" "
37th
"
annual
prosper!* If we win half of them.
(A l m o s t a ) m i l e i n Wa s h i n g t o n , o . c .
Sin> c lie went on tour in IIM'i, I rce-for-all,
it
I'll be tickled."
1
niiMi.iw a fin (ffi'M i;W.4((« .
In* tine been olio of the sport's
The Inst of the qualifying hrnt*
tt
The former Dii(|uc*ur etar are*
lop money winners.
was called up till* morning, with
these four team* us the tnughest
hla protege* at 111 have to face—
four dogs *et for their one-hour
Cincinnati, l.o u la vlllr, Vlllanovn
trial runs over the quail courses
•nd Long lalnnd university. A ll
O f
the Nunn Company plantation.
•
«
*
a
a a a
n
r
n
«
,
a
t
>
•re met on foreign court*.
The finals open soon after the
Ilo ly Croaa waa a hit rUstv a f
end of qualifying round*. Two
ter a two week layo ff for midyear
„
pointer# already have been named
exams, hut had little trouble
W d t llu
‘ Q n r l i r i f v ’ ^,,r
cast— Willow Creek
whipping Springfield (M ass), 62O l- lt llllj
owned hy Mrs. Evelyn JohnI.OB A N G K LK S. Kid. I
i/Pi mill believe lie hn* a eliniii'i' lo he.
40. Huh Cony loaned In I t field — Baseball’* new bonus cluiniplim I'liine an oiilHtnndlng pilchei in
—
son of Galesburg, III., and Agrlpgoala and three c h a rily toaaea fnr Is ll-year-old nilrhiu I '(III I I’rltll, tho inajoi*."
SPO K A N E, Feh I
HP)
P«. tho property of S, C. Bexley,
25 point a.
who will get nlmiMl finu.unii ftoin
Tin1 bidding fm Hie bid wa* Yiiimg Phil Snrhoe, riling Hi* "on. | Tampa, Fla.
St. John* of Hronklyn, ranked the Pittsburgh Pirate*
Twelve hlrddng* — It pnlnler*
spirited, with the Brouklyn liudg. rertalntv ami Insecurity" of II nil.
fifth natiomillv. h I no had an eaay
In an unprecedented deal, Pilate ei* and Now York Yankee* re has decided lit 37 to quit fontlmll nnd a setter —- showed before
time agnlnat Manhatnn, 82-52.
General
Mnnnger Itoy llmncy ported in the running until the riiai liing fm g—iil ami try sum-- Judges yesterday. Paladin, owned
rnera'
Ilutter, which had Inal hy 21 agreed yesterday In f-ok out Hint Pit ale* mixed their offer to wiml thing else.
by A. G. C. Bags of Alberta, Ala..
point a tn N atre Dame anveral sum for the six-foot, iwu-inch, 205- Harney admitted was a floo.noq
Barline re-ngueil in Dcrrmb-i and New York City, ran what
wreka ago, lurnod the talllea On pmirtd southpaw who mmin'd ob deal.
after five yeiii* as head coach id . observers considered tho best hunt.
the Irish , A3-67, behind the shoot servers with hi* twirling for NnrWashing! on Slate College. Ye
Other dog* that acorn I well were
Petti)
himself
won't
get
ill)
the
ing of Itrv . C ric k e ll and Huckaliul bon no high school and American
In day lie ammimceil lie hail wlHi Pandemonium .another tinge pointSI
1111,1100
her
nunc
of
the
unique
O’ R rlrn. They tirnred 110 pnllita Legion teams.
Ho'* pitched *lx t out met lie nigneil wiib Hlrphanl drawn as a raridMntn for (hr iriol *r; Peter Kinski, R. R. Waugh of
between I hem.
no-hitters.
before Id* recent grniliiatjun. Mis - |uh at Fresno (Calif.) State ‘Col- Peoria, 111.; Hunshjne Nellie, Geo.
Miami (Ohio) upaet Xavier, of
lege.
Hhuttlr, Newport News, Va.; WayThe hupdrod gtuiid linn*arllim
Clnclim atl, lid-fill, on ('art Ijin - with u Itbllywoiul lwl*t, topping Jill League Seoul x, by InW, euuld
"From now on I'm going to lukp
saw's hud minute fluid goal. Tul*n the 075.000 Ihiiin* given catrlier tint eoulact Pettit until he wan
cut of high sehiiol, hut Htitplmul- rare of the first team — my fam
jf
alno unavi Oklahoma C ity lln lv .
That first
*lgned ily,” he cxplninrd.
118-2!*. hrhlnil the inspired playing Buddy (louse liy Detroit and the unhuund hy rcxtrietimiM
him" to a n " *85,00(1 movie, rndlo learn Include* Mr*. Hnrhoa, a
l . <!•
♦LNaJI.,m <M ey. A lth e u ih .u la y itig
l.iiolu, 10, and Joe, A.
With an Injured leg. the SiOO Rio- Dick Wakefield of Detroit, anij nnd television contract, which wa* daughlei,
Hurbee wiul coach of an unhealapproved In court.
ley roiiatantlv atolr tctmumli from
one or two others, mark* a new .The Pirate*-Hummed tht*'con- en Tacoma high school .team when
r •u«i O U ll'a 0:08 Don Slocum.
high price for a rookie.
»v
tract and loxscil In *15,000 more, hn was signed hy the Pacific Coast
In tlfa«' Southern Conference
• S
What Is young Pettit going to do most of which will go to Pettit, Conference Cougars In J04B.
Wake Forest heat the Citm lcl. 82-, with all (hat money?
i
Last year was a pmt Iculnrlv bad
fllephknl. however,"in(l Ml ill have
45M ( V irg inia Tech dumped' Rldh-j
"Nothing,” he laughed, “I can's the movie, radio anti vhlen right miu fur Harbor's Collgara. They
niond, 01-51: and South' Carolina loach It until I'm 21.'*
Dmjer the original eontract, won throe niul lost A|x nnd smld
Whipped Davidson, (10-40.
But hi* father, George I’ettll,
Texan Christian look E ast T e xas a Lppg Bench night watchman, Pattlt got fin.uou for signing, a tumor* Ills line-year.ciinlrart would
48-44, In thr .Southwest while Bt.. and movie producer Frederick Slr- lionii* of $50,(1110, n (nrec-year not lie renewed, Sarboe resigned.
Evasbevskl,
barkfleld
M ary* (C a lif) licked Freann Statu.' hanl, Ihr prodigy'* agent, will -alary or IIK.OOO. *5.200 for. his Forrest
fallier, $l,50o for hi* nltorney, coach at Michigan Slate, ha* been
51-44, on the Pacific count.
cep a careful eye on It.
10 per cenl of screen profit* — naiiied to succeed him.
Pettit will pilch for New (Ii mill even }7b0 for hoiicvtiliitui exPhil Im* no regret* ab'-ut bl*
Iran* III the double a Houiliern pciisen If ami wlmn he marries.
year* of conrhliiii but he I* firm
A sbiu IhIIoii thi* year, Harney «nid
Pettit won 7:t game* and loat but in 111* derision.
A* a bomi!) player he will lutve l.'i in the 1uul Ihrec years.
"It's been wonderful. But after
lo lip lirnughl up In the I’lrafe* in
Tile deal wa* closed after Dick careful deliberation I have daDAYTONA B EACH , Feh. 1 - 11)51.
lliiller, Comm Isi loner A. B. Chnml- elded to get away from It com
( special) — Eastern ,competition
"We are very happy tn land Hie ler'* repirsentntlve, studied tha pletely. 1 figure Its best to make
for I he bench speed classic* this boy," "aid Harney. "Our scouts Htepbnnl i.uitracl and fourul that
week-end has been strengthened have watched him closely for a IL "apparently violate* no rule tn i. break now. Foothall coaching I*
m \ \
ast the glamour stage for me.
with
thu entrance of Wally Jong time, rntr him very highly hasrhaill."
I alb
t cease* tn be a game In the big
Campbell,
Hcnuntinnnl y o u n g
Iragurx. It's a business nnd It's
Trenton, N. .1. slock car driver,
uncertain
There is nn security.
TNAINF.lt CttVKRH GRO UN D
who will drive Wally Mark’s apr
When n fellow see* a rbanee tn
clal built Ford in Oie tOO-mllu
MIAMI. F«l. I - (fipeclal) —
cast in another direction he might
modified race slated fir Haturday
Trainer If. M Wnolf personally
be welt In (In It.
aftersoon.
saddlsd two winner* 275 miles
"And that'* my decision now.
Camnbsll raletl as one of the
apart on Hi* xamr afternoon re
Toviitnra simsisss
I choose to be a grandstand Quar
top drivers In the East last sea
cently.
*
After
sending
out
K
ara
V IN IT
R A C K — g/iatfea N its
i
son, winning 10 features in the
korum to win the second at Run- terback, a plain rooter who sits In
T«s
t 'a y s r ,
Its d
C asin o ,
the bieacher* and enjoys the game
weekly thrillers at Yellnw Jacket ..
H o llin a A llc s . O hio R u b s , Hsm ln- shins Park, near Tanipa, Woolf
Bpesdway In Philadelphia along nl« C lile f, H lu a rl l l i j n l s r , Qu»«n caught a passenger plane to Miami, like everybody else.
ntng.
with three wins at Washington,
"Last year was my 13th In
and was in Hie lllalcah paddock In
•15( 0 -U) RAt -r*tm Htr
D. C., three at Enng Branch, N,
ptenty of time to tighten the coaching. It wa* an unlucky year
J,. two at Paterson, N. J., and
girth on the winning Gleneagles In so I got out.”
otnirs at Richmond and Norfnlk
tha eighth.
In Virginia.
Wally's greatest triumph of the
M E A D E W ORKIN G H O BBES
Rolling In a Cedar Hapida, la.
104B season was his victory m
I
MIAMI, Fab. 1. — (Bpedall —
•cently,
a
(earn
hit
*
767
Balsas.
•ague'
recently,
team
7BT
the 100-lap championship race at
Don Meade, the stormy petrel of
fO U R T H
H A C N — g / I M k l N il*
The
onpoalHon
rolled
767-767.
The
opposition
team
rollei
Thompson Hpeedway, but be will
Hulling Hatan, Baaudrap*. Cot 078 and A7R hut spoiled the pat raring nnd n riding great of R
be seeking Ills first triumph over !?.n. Ji.
UfcrSi Danlm, Loraai tern hy Hlmblug tn 753 In the few years back, Is gallonlng horaaa
(ilrl.
Hsrrnl ----h(h, B'i_ ,u<r
Mar,
-----the four-mile beach and road
every morning at Hialeah.
F IF T H
R ACM— a / 1 ____
M ila
final.
course here.
dun nor O., W ild
Mlla r I*-*
Cinch, Hwliohboard, • ■alpi
Among the earliest weights Eilltlnn. Mann, J u s t ' A W *o."W£:i
were
seeds of grain—and
a
s i x t hI
A Cr n
RA
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N ila
C ra lo w “('oiiniry Ituby, H‘* Men"grain” is still used in weighing
Ians,
Whirl
gold and drugs,
■'raying ‘
r
National Open
Field Trials To
See Best Pointers
PON
Phil Sarboe Ends
$100,000 Bonus From Pirate Nine Coaching Career,
'p M
a a t
n ip M V w s A 1
G a t o r Swimmers Dick Sister To Keep. First Base
ClaakWithAubtira
Job Until Waitkus Can Comeback
In SEC Saturday
B y A la n M avar
lo. 2 Cage Spot
U n d e r Crusaders
,j
WEPTfEflDAY FEB. I. t m 4
THE SANFORD HBRAtD, 3 A N fQ jy^rLO ilPA
>AQl FOUR
4*3
IT ii
. T I a A .^ P
| 36 and Clemaon'a Tigers by a
W-tn
In meeting Atihum, the Florida
crew is up against aomewhat of
a question mark, as the Tiger*
didn't have a team at tho an
nual 8 E C meet last season, and
littla la known of their prospects
thia season. Baaed on early *o».
aon performance* of the Gator*,
the Florida taam should come
out on tog.
E a rly aeaaon speculators were
bemoaning the loss of last year’s
captain and star, Bill Pepper,
who rank' up many points for
tha Gators In the 220 and 440
frae atyle events. However, a
sophomore flash from Jackson
ville, Bobby Provatt, has moved
In to take Pepper’s place, and
showed hla steam by placing first
III both events against Georgia
and Clemaon.
Other Gator stars, [*)u and
Tom Brown, Ham Itldout, John
Pandak, Glenn Phillips, and Ainu
Wynrotb, are veterans In the
tank, and are going strong again
this season. Lou Brown, 60 and
100 free1 stylo specialist, showed
com pie tee disregard for a pool
racord In the Georgia meet, nnd
broke the existing mark hi w in
ning an easy first In the 60 free
style show.
P H IL A D E L P H IA . Feb. I— i/P)
— Who'a on flratT It's Dick Fiisler, says manager Eddie Sawyer
of the Philadelphia Phillies. A t
least until Eddie Wettkus A n
"win hla- job back.”
Waitkus, appearing In nplendld
shape nfter two inoiilh* In Flor
ida, readily admit ted yesterday
he ha* a fight on Ids hands to
regain the firnl base position
taken over by Sisler last June.
Sawyer agreed Wnilhiis gives
„ cvct-V-. tmlb"tr..*n of )x-'ru- l bs
flist sacker be V s . before bn
was shot hv a elrl admirer In
rhlcugo. hut mill wanted; j |
" Waitkus has to win hi* 70b
hack before he will replace S L ler.Sisler did a grenl Job for us
after Waitkus wa.* Injured. It
was bis hitting nnd much Im
proved all-around play Hint en
NORWSOIAN A rn fln n Bergman abled us to pans tin' Boston
(14ft) Is shown with Merrill Barber Braves near the finish of Inst
of Brattleboro, V t , after Bergman season and take third place,”
won the International Ski-Jumping
At the elorc of the 1DID sea
Spectacle at Lake Placid, N. V. Hla son, the Phils pilot added, S il
winning laapa were 220 and 203 ler was tllp tnmi improved play
feet Barber tied with Christian er on tho team".
A
u nhn fpy_ second. (International)
" If he can pick up the reTna
where he dropped them, be, not
Waitkus, will open the season
for us," Sawyer declared.
“ In fart, I mode n wager nf
n dinner with Wailktis when ths
season was over that be would
not start the next season ni flrit.
"Now understand, I hope I
lose that bet, lull until Wnitkos
II
elaoln etnol noionln
m mini prove* ho Is the better man,
T IT S O N . Arlx., Feb. I.
l/ F l_ j Hlslrr will piny the hug. Hunt)Short Irons and puller* will h* mrnt can play 110 pnrt in Jd s
given pnrtirulHr attention In to- highly competitive hualue**,*'
Wnllkil*. who will return t.l
day’s pro-amateur prelude to to.
morrow's $10,000 Tlics.in Open Clenrwntcr, within Hie next sev
golf tourney.
eral days to taper off hi* private
These are likely to he the pay training before (lie I’lill 1 open
off cluh*. The mun who are shadi spring cniup Mur. I, declared lie
est around and on the green* will has no fears aloud being unahls
to make a comeback.
walk off with the hlg money.
"My timing i- better than It
After they get off the tees,
H TET 80N H EA TS TAM I* A
woods aren't of much Importance over was and I fed frre and
DELAND, Feh. | —(>p)_Strt. lo H ip pros on Hto easy par 70. strong," lie said.
son's basketball team proved It <ill)2 yard E l Rio layout. There
haa found the victory combination are only two par five holes. If
by a surprise 7.155 victory ovn wedges and puller* aren't work to hinke lids hi* first tourney
Tampa that night.
ing, a golfer Is out of lurk, and since being Injured Inst fall.
Fred Wlmrr threw In 24 points, money.
Ben llogun lm 1 passed tin the
20 of them in the second half lo
The course i* a flat chunk of Tucson event and is bark In Texas,
kindle the Bletaon five to it* i ouvertud desert. Snm Snead has
Jimmy Demaret will bo care
four straight win after *lx defeat*. been In trouble hero hy overdriv fully walrlied today. At tho mning a .125-ynrd hole.
ini-nt he Is possessor of the favor
Angel Fall* in Eastern VcneThere is ii feeling that Iho win ite’* role. Thr blindsome Texan
xurlh Is 3,312 feet high, 16 time* ner will have lo shoot all average playing nut of Djai, Calif,, snapped
Sea of Marmara in the pannage be of 55 for endi of the four rounds a losing si l eak Irmt week nml
lieved to ho tho highest fall* in to win or lie for first.
Lloyd grabbed Hie lieu llogun Open at
the world.
_
Miingrum took the $2,0110 first Pbucnix.
place money last winter with a
Snead also look t dnngci™i»,
17-iinder par 2113.
Hie West Virginian bus complete
■Ids Mulch, E. If. Amlnrnon, E n
'riii* yenr'n event has been confidence ip (ns new nuth’nk on
nis, Texaa; and Bhore'* Brownie named for Maiigrom. He arrived putting. 'He la rated tie* best
Doone, G. M. Livingston, Uiillman, ta*l night and announced lie would (bunco to bent Hm populnr DeGa.
lie unable to play. Ho bad hoped
mare t...
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Sharpen Irons For
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Race In Daytona Class
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By L O U ISE FO ST ER
TALTA T E M P I,E No. 143 M EETS her home hore with her sister
Malta Temple No. 143 met Sun- Mrs. Bessie Smith. She has been
•Ijr, with Nnhlo Fred Johnson ami 111 since holng here but reported
<*rry Walker presiding. The pur- to l« doing nicely now.
post of this meeting was to make
plana' tor railing funds for T. B. S E R V IC E S AT F IR S T S H ltO H
and Cancer. Many plans were dis
M. B. CHURCH
cussed and a suggestion from No
Sunday School 9:4B A , M„ Mr.
ble Fred Johnson I hat great bene Arnold Bentley, Supt. presiding.
fits could he received through a
Subject of l.cssIon: "Unto All
Baby Conical, others adding to Men", the pastor Rev. J. B. Barnes
this suggestion were Nohle J. B. reviewed the lesson.
Ovaratteet and Jerry Walker.
Morning Worship 1:00 A. M.
Members present w»ie. Noble Mr. K. McClain wa* In charge of
Jerry Walker, Noble Fred Johnson. ,1110 devotion. Music was rendered
Noble John W. Mosely, Noble , hy choir No. 2. Thr message for
Jlmh, Nnhle Frank Anderson, No- the mornirtgwws dettvefed- tv
K T S . ' I * m p is tr r e r iC*JJ-.-.y ;afr pastor his subject s ilt . The Tru
Hardy. Noble Willie Williams, No Christian's Uesire", 27 Psalm 4-Sble ' hii^ IVili-hi ,
Y _ F . It n P. M Mljs Jean
I hI iiio s i , iviine i J , '
Tooley presided, the lesson was
ble John W. Mosely, Chairman.
taught by (he various teachers,
Subject was "What We Should
4 missionary committee of the Know about the l.ord's Supper".
Junior Baptist Trnlnlng Union of After the discussion of the icsson
the First Baptist Church of this a program was rendered by the
city paid n visit to the (iood Sa following persons with Miss Joan
marltan Home on Monday. Thla Tooley, as sponsor: Evelyn Church.
group consisted of young mission Dorothy Roundtree, Charles Green,
aries namely:— I,. Payton, Edwin Willie Vnnn, Marie Coleman and
Madden, Delntls Jones, Hanna S up nthers.
Newnon, and Jimtnv Brown who
Evening Worship 7:00 P. M.
rendered two solos. This group of Music by Choir Nn. 2, During the
•sung missionaries rendered ii service? an enjoyable program was
spiritual program which brought given by the Deacon Board No. I.
much comfort to the Inmatea of Estella Hill, Mrs. Alherta Jordon.
ths Hood Samaritan Home.
Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Rountree,
Mrs. I.eola Kuos, Miss Joan Tnol i l ’ KSS WHO'S IN TOWN
Iry, Mrs. Mary (Ilium, Mr. Char
Mrs. Mary Virginia Allen of lie (Heim, Mr. Willie Vann, Mr.
liew ari, Fla.. Is in the city vlsll- James Church, Mr. Albert Jackson
r g hsr cousin Mrs. Bessie Smith. and Miss Field.
Midway. We me hoping for her a {
very pleasant stay.
Weekly Activities:
Mrs. Minerva Butler Is making Monday Night Meeting of Usher
&
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Board No. 1
Tuesday Night— Prayer Meeting
and Bible Class
Wednesday Night— Showing of
picture entitled "The man who
forgot God'*. Public Invited. No
admission
Thursday Night— Junior A Sen
ior Horne Mission meeting.
Friday 8 I*. M.—Rehearsal Junior
Choir
Friday 8 T. M. Ttrhraisal Senior
Choir
Saturday Night— The Pastin'* Aid
Board will have a social in the
basement of the Church. The
public Is Invitrd.
Rev. J. H. Barnes, Pastor, Doro
thy Roundtree, reporter
Pvt.
Robert
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base of Mt. Fuji, Jnpan'a most
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training at Camp J'lnusiia, La.,
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W a r a a a o l a# re e p u a ilh le f a r
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masdhary cons
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Grocery Store Doing' good busi
ness. Inquire Sanford Herald,
Box 6.
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ALONG wl|h every saw prodpet
n new opportunity arlees. TM l
I* the nao yotFtra waited for.
Vend the now mlnlaturo pochot
peck Klrenex, tM Moat
vending Item «ve« do
Non
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rector. Good condition. IMftOe. I f t
R. B. Crumley.
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E IU G ID A IR E
Hide* and Service
2 Fn clu rv trained (luiilified Hci
vice Men.
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(iOOl) W A L L S
MU, SAN OLEIC
8:00 to 12:00 A. M.
FLORIDA FASHION
MANUFACTCUINL (<).
del 1
801 KANT I MIST .STI1KKT
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truck between Slate Mnckel "tel
Bluntetuma Hotel. Keward. Pli
11197
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H PEC IA I. U S E D CA R S
tP.'tn FORD, 4-r!w»r seilan. mie
owner, original paint, clennest
In town.
IP 17 PLYM O U TH . 4 door HprrU
Df'LilXe sedan. Clean. 11195.011.
1948 H O ICK
Super HodaneMe,
$11115(10
tPIfl DODGE Club fktupe, extra
clean
flupft.nn
lP4t FO RD Tudnr Sedan, $2P5uo
B IL L K IR K MOTORS
Phone 47
fflTSVW firffi ' r r t * Deluxe Cab,
tun, 8 speed, dual*. Driven vet v
little , and never loaded. Red I",
Air condltlonod. Sacrifice. 2PI
■N. Orange. Orlando 'till 7:09.
1847 Ford Rf) Fordur Bedan with
* “ tul. Excellent motor and
la ear is the answer to
tire*.
Unlimited»
limited pdoalMMlUx
pdealMMIes for
those looking for years uf scon
ombltjoue party who wants hi*
own builnaaa built on a product omlcal aervle*—“
of merit. Moderate Investment 088.00.
to get'started part time. Int«r- 1940 Mercury Club Coupe. A real
views granted by writing phone, bgv (or a couple or family with
children. Thla car hat yean of
address to Box - V-K, Can
aktt-/!e,l *e>y lcc-4 't and prir.d
Herein
right I1.00B.00
IkK -lllio iht a 1/2 h.p. garden
mB w ai
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S A V E M U RKY on Tina'watch and
clock repairing. Follows Home
__ Shop. j7(lfl Hanford Ave.
TO DO" YlTUR' roofing end palm
ing. All work guarunteed as to
material
and
workmanship.
Prices reasonable, contact me
for estimate on work.
C. W.
Bellamy, P. O. Rug 1410, Banford.
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T E D B U R N ET T
PA IN TING
Phone IflOB-R
818 W, Bth Bt.
Crosiey - rofrjgeratev
it eondl
ndltlen. IIM M. Key
I at Wig
Wlght-WlDinme ware.
I, 800 N. Laurel Ave. rh .
alive
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C A L L 517 fm Battpry, Genrratot ■( JiittUfi r> IDAii ,
and Hint ter service.
Hwain'
M a I i IO N
Mm V l :
M IT K II
A d m ln lt ili u i r l a - r tin
B s lle ry Service, 30) W. F irsi
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ll(irrlti|| .tn nr* ...... it i h*%r
♦In riinnl
K k R O H K N E F U K L Oil for home*
('a ll A lvin Odham, H inrlnlr Re
fining Co. Phone 015(1.
M A S S A G E — Hwecdish nnd Medi
cal. Fm evening appointlucilt*
call D m olliy West, OftO-W.
TR A C TO R W O RK.
Phono
for free esllm alne. Jack
.e ll
Dntg line, lodldosur, dump li-i k,
m urk, fill dirt, shell a n . I <l a y
E X P E R IE N C E D *tmngrsphi>i ami
tiV bold o t job. Contact C o l- l e d
typ ist. , Reply giving s g r Hi nt
A llnulet ion Cnntrertor*. I 1" 1 F
rMO'Cle ncr
I h p I) G. <■ o H«n
New YmV \vo . DeLand Ph "•
(uni llria ld
•Aft or -.’ 85 W
Young man to li*srn Be A 10i- slnri' o R t \ N I »(* Morning Sentinel to
Ini-ini'**. Mu*! have high school
lartilo Evening Hter. C all If d r 1'
education.
Apply
McCrny'*, I Ray, 1105 J.
Ban fmd, E'la
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1.AVVNMOWEH8 Hfinrpeiied,
TWO pleananl neat appearing
ryrle s repaired. Locks A Kev
women I hours a day tin per
work. Prompt Hervlce II W
day fur
Penny-wl*e
Plastic
Shuman, E . 4th Ht.
Home Demonstrations. Car help
fill not necessary.
Wonderful N O T IC E T O H A N FO R D li m i t
O W N E R S - Let L . It MANN
ehsnre for advancement. Write
N U R H E R IE H of Lake Mom "
■ml give phone number to Bo*
Supply ymt with nroameol
P, c/o Hanford Herald.
scrub* eueh *». I.tgostrnm . Ai
Practical muse desires work. For
monrlver P rivet. G a r d e n ' * .
further Information write or
Podocaipus. Viburnum and *'<......
call Welaka Apt. 12 between
Plomosa Palm s, to beautify ........
5 4 7 PM .
home T » those who do lini lie*'
2 doiored' tioys 18 yeara old or
the ready cash In pay in foil,
older for curb service, Apply
we can arrange that by a d "« "
payment of tw enty-five perceoi
and. balance In five equal mmdh
14— WO UK W A N TED — It
|y psynieols, you can col"
watching them grow while v»i
A l.l. T Y P E S of htilldoier work,
pav for them. Our N urseile* " "
reasonable rales. Free estimat
i, p e n every day except Hoiidm
es. David K. Carpantar, Phonv
Phone ggAlt.
_________________ _
FOUR Bedroom House on west
First Street.
Besutif.il I andseeping, and a real house In
excellent condition inside and
out; w ill have to be seen to h*
appreciated.
Triced to sell,
reasonable terms.
R A fltiifft ^ll^X)
Spctiul Scrvitea
V E N E T IA N
B L IN D S made f„
t r 'I N I V
i
n n
unlcv. Hcmlmdi' Vvurtlan lllin-1 I S I I tI »i h. l i m ■M* *M
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820 W. 3rd Ht. > Phon.
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N E W F L O O R S surlared to per M \ i l l : 1 1 I I 1 A M
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faction. Old floor* made lik<
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new. Finish in g, cleaning A wax * 1 It N
Ing. Portshlc power plant, 7J
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ik.
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County. H. M. Gleason, la k e
he
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I have Businesses operating very
profitably, that are being off.
ere.l for sale. If interested ... a
business contact me before Inly
ing.
Thre# and four room apartments,
C. A. W HID DON, Hr
furnished.
Screened porches, Phone 1281
HO fV'itli Park Ave
Phone DB0_nr 1323.
TW O store*, 30B-7 S a n fo H ”A « . 1— Heal Estate Wanted — I
Will be avallshle February I.
_ CaJI 102,
D IR E C T from owner— Home for
couple outside city limits, with
D E S IR A B L E apartment, nTcejy
furnished, entire second Door,
nr without acreage, grove nr
family entrance, very dean,
farm. Reply Box 12 c/o Hoi aid.
three large rooms, ’ open hall,
>—
A rtic le s h t r S a le
—5
bath, twin beds, gas equipment, ■
enrage and water. Adulta only.
Permanent deeired.
B07 Oak. EN JO Y Hunday dinner at Lsney’e
7Bc also week day*, t-um hve A
Phone 772-J.
■hort orders. ___________
DOWNTOWN llu iid T iig T 'ltia iiV .
Ideal for warehouse or Auto KHHELMANH Red Rose Feed
Touchtnn A Watson, 1201 Celery
mobile Business.
UR Myrtle
Ave. Phone 1I8B-J.__
__ Avenue. Phone 82-J.
HOT
L IIN C IIE B served every day
TWO bedroom house. Cell 1288~W.
11:30 lo 2 — wRh Home Made
4-room furnished a p a r tin a n t .
ndls and mrn Muffins. Homer'*
Adult* only. 402 Oak Ave,
G rill. 324 E ast let Street.
Modern 7 room house, partly fur F R IE D Bhrlmp Dinner, Served
nished, one car garage. Can be
"The Rest Bhrlmp on Earth"
seen between 10:00 A 2:00. 110
every night at Homer's Grill,
Elm Ave.
324 East tat. Street.
Work Shop, llflH No. PorlTTLVa. Now available. Latest model Highnua. FiO.OOner Mo. Rent. Rtply
Speed Floor Bandar for rent.
.
HMP C/O Herald,
Everything to complete a first
fiodern Four Room Apartment
class Job.
Call or coma Into
furnished or unfurnished. BOO B E N K A S IK Glass A Paint Co.
Park Avenue.
112-114 W. 2nd
Phone 3*0
r c S l M P IRf)N ,R O O FIN G now
available. Re-rnof Pith F.1I.A.
-Rctl total* For Mo l^ .l
Title 1 Financing, No job ton
small. Sherman Concrete Tlpe
A B A R G A IN If Intonated In prop,
Co,< Phone 1841,
•rty Just outslda city- 2 Houses,
as many lots os you want wttk
"estimates'.
each house, on hard ro tf. Priced
:l« Concrete Ca.
Phona
to eoll by Owner. Phone 11M-W,
.300 Elm Ave,
* A C R S ij land, email heuae, good
T i' A c lU N E iir ^ v A 0 * 6 .
well;, i s mile# north Qrlandt*.
, 311 * . Bth M
f . Ph. 1M4.
•180ft Inquire Apt. 8, e u T a V h
' loee when you da«T hrlug
Ava., Banford.jrawr pnacrlptlon* to L A N K Y 'S ,
nefore 0 :tm P .a l.
—5 12—
"GOOD AND nAD"
Eouity In New 2 Beil Rnnm House.
Large scrcvne.! sleeping porch. Kan back chairs Beg. 89.95 115.00
1005
Tlleii Bath. I.aigo Lot. Garage. Used Walnut Chlfferobe
Used B-pe. Dinette
24.05
Phone 32H-J.
Used 4-pc. Fib. L i. lint. So 34.05
0 C H O IC E, large well located lots, Used 3-pc. I.iv. Bonin Suite 111.05
(4 on Country Club Roa.lL eg- Used Overstuffed (’hulls
0.05
cvllent iieighlo.rbond. Will take Used Ire Boxes
9.05 ami 10.05
IfiOO.tlO cash for alt nine. Ap- Usrd 3-pc. Bed Room Suite
10.05
iroximnti'ly I U4 aercs. This Reg. 4140.05 2-l» Maple
s n steal, li.it 1 need money.
Living Room Suite
40.05
Mr. Bi,wen. M l Plumnsa Drive, Used Kitchen Cabinet*
24.05
Hptifn’ ,!. rin.
Shopworn Table Lumps
Value* to $14.05
5.05
FARM for sale .u trade—close-in.
M A TH ER OF SAN FO RD
Phone 23I-.I.
Phone 127
•-akr Frnnl Lois on Crystal Lake, (113-00 E. 1st St.
good siiniie, city water, e lw ON E hospital bed, adjustable dress
trleily available.
L. A. Cllna,
form and targe three-burner gus
plate. Call 377-J.
Bake Mary. Fla.
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T H R E E Bedroom House In May- Tomato plants ready now. W. B.
Stovall — u n i Elm.
fair, must he sold. Owner wants
offers.
S A C R IF IC E — Latest model C.ll.
inn Drl.uxv Elertrlc Range. PerT H R E E Bedroom House Just nut- ^fecL^ ^ tde^ hnneU H B-J-l^ ^ ^ ^
aide of rity limits. Fruit Tree*,
nice grounds, good neighbor B— A KTIt’I.BH W ANTED— fi
hood.
Well financed on rasy
Highest cash price paid for ueed
Itrnis. Price Id.lUHI.
furniture Ted Davie Furniture
Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph PM.________
NfCB two Re.lmont IlmiMe otl
‘Mfest ___
|Oth ___
-Street
Prlce.1 at
IIKM' WANTED
-H
IJHHI.OtBdn very easy terms.
W EL A K A A TA TM EN Tfl, Rooms
and Stord*. ttfl W. First Stredt.
Phona 400- W.
FO R S A L S by_ ( 5 » iiS ^ ii
room House Cheap,'
Kitchen and can give I
ota possession. Can b» m m at
709 w Tsrd Bt.i or pbemo t lM * V
Artie lea Fnr Salt
1840 Ford Cuitnm 8 Tudor Hcdeu
W. W. Tlrsa almost new — Radi"
and Bent Covers. Bee and drive
ami B0r Flour Bnmling and Flnlshlnrt: All
this cnr. You enn save over
Oak Floorn laid, ennded nnd
1509.00 — Priced at *1,375.90.
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J
finished at tha right prloa. R. If,
HUNT M8 KCUIIY CO.
Stevens, Tele. 718-1-4.
Ogp- Mayfair la*.
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County Contiihutt'n
To Children’s Home
Kuropean Hmiuinff
■1*t '’
Chief* Of Staff
ItuNsian Mifflit
the drydock frur.: wh.'ch the uttcouipUtMl
Lattleahip
Kentucky
was removed savers) days ego.
l U U U i * * * t e a * s g . UM)
K u t lla m l t i i a
r a i l Oaol
1
t turn r a * « o u t
iCe*Hsw« ***** f s s t Oa#i
Smith said the must "pleasing
■ BfOPT HO. TS
llnuing its wartime rent controls" ,ed the belief that If any demoini on the military tirualion ia
things" about the success of Ik#
a t a r o a o s t a t ic v a m u c u s
?*in<iial« Countv went well over in Europe.
[vracv attempted to maintain In
MicArthur’i command. They said free aeraelf.
selvage operation were: (1 )—Th#
MAMKBT
the top during lt>4» In Its campaign
The
ship's
1600
officers
and
fl. "The chief advantage* claimed i l,l*acejliiia a comparable leguloi t
BAnroMU. rLOMiOA.
the military situation has delcriotat* men reflected none of the dismal speed with which the sMvnge or
to aid 1,000 homeleia and destitute lor cooperatives In addition to i*™ f® . , « * * *
The
following
prlraa rapurt«<]
free economy
ed alarmingly.
gray skies overhead when the ganisation was set up and the by th* Dealers on Tbe Han turd
Florida rldldren liy contributing to their nbility tn get low interest
,*,hM democracy would lw wrecksoundness
of
its
basic
planning,
■tala
rentier*
Uarhet
for o,m
the Children’* llome Society of
was pasasd the big Mo was
dace fold tu Truckers and [ it .T
Formosa and China were not d»* word
moving. Spontaneous grins wreath and (2)— Because it showed that era up to 4 P. U Pan. Si
Florida $2,865, Mnrcu* Fagg, *up- rales and long term nmortiratlon m '
"Here are three fact* which
“no matter what anyone else tn li eene. Tendergreen. Belt
curted. the informants said, because ed every face.
erlntendent nf the Society, report* loBti» are their nblllty to erect
large-nrale project* with nil the ,,v,,ry American ihould know,"
the world thinks we have an efOreded ..... Bu llpr I I Id
ed.
they
tie
outside
the
aica
of
the
And
the
happy
worde,
"Liberty
Beane, Ume Uu Hpr l u t
,*
ha*i*' Symington salt!, “ hecait**. . t)u„
.
fleant Navy."
Of the tnl.oL Hanford gave lit,- advantage* of tnn*«
Beane,
I'ule Uu Hpr I I So I US
tonight,"
ran
from
atem
to
stern.
bine
military
btiefing.
the world In which we live:
A key factor in the success of Beet*
*
IK
h j | n , j y » A . j i n wa* toward and oi*«- ronatrnctlon.”
After the Missouri was towed
n
f
f
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r
m,
tr
-■t'rT»Tj>
tl
m
r—-the—^td.'
1. J'refnhrtrnted hr<uxtirg*atui \n *7h?r i haffiiiH11*
J li*ai 1
•N W ^ iiw r-^ n m n riw r in article-* j ru.e.v
■Wwir sj.Twuc! « "rfrr'fyJ.fT
d
h
,
.....
I*
haa
beer,
anatomic
repl
■»1<r * n the «ub*tllul i i - r t
w
and fi.jffl) r<g.*vritmin»lStMy><».an
I Ly~
i ^i ' ugnv^mmdi
el from hst itr*’
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_
ro»M
*-» IJjtUtm
a_
it...
LI*. I Li SAi^L*. -_._z___. . . . I Hna kA
?ri.;*:
'
tug* tor small tugs at tha snip 11 chin*** Ctlsry o n t ss
Oviedo eat 'tvcunu wltn total conair equipment capabEu of deliver- Hubei to Hossvliiui, blonde and tion ut Ho Cht-Mioh's regime— was I1*0** to G># main ship channel she how to impart a twisting motion. | qaulmowir
Crt I I IS lit
......uiiuna of 120(1. Longwood gave
I’.nglithman b»" |ing a »urpri«e atomic attack a- beautiful Mnitllt da u!„,chis an- *monv iha political subject neigh I*** stoppad to release six *ubThis
motion
was
succesilul
u.
pull
obi
S ilk.
DU
l^
\a
I,.v,
h.r.eii
ii.
ina
luii
uw.
U
o.td
*
«w*
.V.
.
manna
satvhue
pontoons
whicn
^ T .7 |ra*i#l4 M ar^ 1 *M **'.* •. ,.
I aov part
of (be United
si .
4.*,
pel
oy. htiMU Ui u « IU1 *1 uw OS..W
uu me TVmerican military ulua- had helped
------- refloat
-*■
ing the Missouri's bow 20 degree* | C»t«ry,
"Our hoiiielesi youngsters of ad wav* prefer a brick home with a .States. (.'<| IVe
•ry, *
her.
have no sure de Italian reiort Cuitin* D Ampano,
.
.
Ocdsn
Crt
is
to utirboarJ— <right>—and lb#n
creed* and belief* range in age* little litick wall around It."
Huu-ito'* ax-rnata luld oewsmtn l,on htoughl up
After, this was accomplished, the
fense against such ail attack."
A
L s r c * r IX In
20 degrees to port— <left)
from week-old balden to boy* and
C s ls r " .
II i’rivstt. homing, n* ill'llngAt unother point, he warned:
•be is ter tain he will "ha happy"
Top commanders In all threa ship was to proceed to the Norfolk
girl* up to III veal* of age," raid ul*lu*d fi.im government -nti*litl<*i*
P
c
*
l
la
A
l.a
r e a r 1J 4(1
This
movement
loosened
the
"llememher Itusslen noil I* hut
with Ids reported Li Ida-to-ha, In- branches of tba service gave the naval ehtpyard at Portsmouth to
(intdsa
x
_ :® s
Sir. Fagg, and It takira a whole lot for co-operative amt inonicIpMl fi minute* flying lime from Amen■hoal's grip on the ship.
be drydocked for Inspection.
Rggplant
..
,
H
u
Hakts
IX.I40 • 90
grid
Bergman.
She
added
that
thalrs
|oint
chiefs
a
detailed
and
secret
of layettes, shoes, sweater* an'i housing, continue* to make pro- can soil in Alaska; mid Imt a few
“ We used only about 16 percent Leilu c*. IcsLaijr. D ry
While the *h'p was releasing
wsi
"U,*
U
j
.
Jova,’,
t/ut«rnotional>
uulllnc
of
military
plana
and
prebiller wearables to clothe over 1. gre. * In Km ope, "and In most hours fitun uur great cities. Waco
P a c k I- A > C r i
_ .
----- paratlona
for carrying out th# her >pontoon*, Admiral Smith told of uur total pulling power avail
iK p rn d ln e Hilt I I Tl
1 OKI
600 rldldren each year, ami plenty cmintrle* during the |a*t year llie i* t,ut an Ik hour flight from Mo*- 1
reporters at a news conference able today," the salvage team boss (intona,
of foodstuffs of every kind to feed volume of private conslioi tl- n ha* mw fur llie I,..oilier* we know Ho*U ra a n
D a s Hch I 11
aboard the Missouri that he had said.
their under nourished bodies."
as*. Ensll.h Bu llpr ll 11 J Oil
A northeast wind blowing at ten
advised Admiral Blandy the ves
ioerensed shnsply."
|*)a is now producing In (|iiantit>. ' |
PSB
ippsra,
This la. to man the Far East- sel "apparently Is undam aged ex knots was described by Smith as £**
Th- tool mg Huuaioi * lepoiied
iielurning iiguui and agoin to
Fsnrr
Uu Hrltts IS 4a t ■»
"everyone of us was
impressed llie suhjeci Of Huaalan m ilita ry
.......• “ ^
. n ln a U ed'X , T h 'o? cept for throe leaky douhle bot a negligible factor today as It Peistnas. Usd Bliss
U.
■
I
1
0
Lb Bses 11.II • ton
causeo a tide of only seven-tenths
tom*."
with the mister it v program which might and
Communist eggres In n h Mr Msnau introduced the Japan and thd Philippines.
Radishes.
Smith said the ship woutd pro- of an Inch abovg the predicted high
flu* lirKM i tioopli- have iin|i"«cil *lon," Hymlngiiin appealed for sup I.Miil ollitiali, irrniti and train- 1 The analysis of iM military
K •aiiBH<a r»»m y>s> *'»»»
tc*d ..... Bu Bskts ti.OO - t II
caad to tb# shipyard this morning tide at 7:110 A. . \
port nf nallniinl spending progiuin*
■qutih,
a
a jeep load of cognac, and Hist upon themselves."
rtv
situation and the outline of re- and be placed this afternoon In
Tslluw
Bu Hpr II.IS Smith said it was apparent at
They raid hooniiig lind mndc It* tor tin- armed force*.
he ran out on our platoon when
Turnips.
Purple
...
. 'ornrnanded reinforcement* were
early as 6:30 A. M. that "she
"If reports received from behind
IS of u* were captured— none of greater! rormdisck In Hrandinavinn
Among Hi* I,hint official* and
Ton ..... Dos Bch t 14
could get off. We restrained our Tomato**
countries ami Holland with Fiance the Iron Curlalii," are eorrrrl," I miners wei* C all HuhhrJI, Mel
----------------- ---------------------that I* true."'
lPinks)
Crt
power
because
we
did
not
want
to
fie
said,
"In
a
short
time
ltu*»la
baaed
upon
MacArthur*a
aecret
Tate handed the note* across to and (England lagging behind.
I|M. Ileil I'hllllp* Ruddy Hlalr. | ,„N(( 1)vtr.
Depending lAtallty tl oo 44a
move ton fast."
the man who scribbled 111* name
CtTMtte
In addition to real coal ml*, will he nl It* »l longest posit Inn in I.i oige Mai k, ( . J. .loniiard, asAnother
"youthful”
veteran report more than a year ago to
Th* failure of yesterday's at- Drang** ........... Bax ll.ua
Ian u M . Huh.,ell; Nick Hhln
the gun etlll noised. The phrdog government lut* stepped info tin* arrnanienl* x x x. Thai pnsltlon
i V b e r t , s c o u t
who the Army Department, the ln- tempt
Oranges.
mpt,
Smith
said,
resulted
from
iy
yem
will
Increase
steadily
year
by
year
knir.
|
forraante aaid.
.
raphrr llien held mil hi* Holder housing construction field in all
T*muU ..... H Box 1160
Vm! IV'r **rrrv
' l * ? ? ' j ,(), 7*«y
'Ho 1 say today that furl her ir
General MacArthur then a»k- a
» lack
lark of sufficient pontoons
W■
II ia n t•k-haeffer,
Drsparrutt.
for Hlaeko to light a cigarette. cooidrie*, llie reporl mid. In many
Inny - ttavUli
w>nuth the
k , baseball
, fitid*
only
four
were
used
yesterda
Duncan ........ Box St 16
nil I•-k teini* for repayment of I diiclliin in our payment for na
The man bad smoked two nlhoi*
ed for Increased strength In all
.
*
r
l i i ...........i
..
i.
. . i , s 1 . 1 . .1. „ l l . . "
isg erln ea
■t /6■ ■
Box $1 Bu - i f ,
n full «o- Tea
categorlaa. Since then command
hum* and inmtgagc* lional security Is utilliiukahle
earlier hot hi* matcher bad be bruising
Receipts 11,111 pseksg** U iiiill power dsv
Symington diew it pninllcl l>*
¥
iV on Th* Hanford H la lf F u r n m ,
ers say the. military situation urdiuation of affort by
come drenched by the rsln at thi* lungi-il from 40 to 100 v*nMarksI.
has
dstsrlorated' • alarmingly. elrmcnta in the operation.
A* ful slum *, Ills Henatoi* re I ween America'* present ponltim
time.
Msrkst Firm, demand DODD fe
Smith announced the naval cour*
Ii
„
.elation
to
Russia
with
that
»l
op“
r
^
'
e
"
a
^
b
L
e
U
II
c-am,'
‘
w
l
?
l
V
t
°
?
f
w|.hlng
American
relaforcemsnts
have
ported:
ds*
f
The photographer kepi un a run
of
inquiry
appointed
shortly
after
KEngland to tierm .ny «. .............
;
tva,
me.cnt
.U
o
i
.
>
*
W
VWfi
Ordlnsrr to Fair uualltv
beeh
limited.
"It
win
not
iincriniiniiii
to
see
venation of incidental tiling*. At
the snip grounded will begin Us l * | less th sn prices nuotfd
ireak of World War II ami added
.
R,„w„ isoiunt uiunav'er ,
he manages, could train
l/r
houses
ul
10(1
years
of
age
anil
Today’s
conference
was the Investigation Feb. 4 at the Nor
one time Tate suggested that
»*•
.............bo
11*1*1ant manager u f ,
and w u enthusiastic at heAt ltd*
point L»
let ....
me «*i,
a*k von
you
discussion of the haste factors folk naval bast.
Rlasko let those present get lin over In u clean and respectable in cose our country In tuiu Is iln Unvfnii Inn.
i
-*
big
able
to
aaiist
|n
the
Giant
Symptomatic of ltd* wa*
Aiming tlm»n introduced
with which th e' joint chlefe, were
D E W E Y SLAHHEH B U D G ET
ear off hi* leg* hill the Minn ■tale.
Three powerful fleet tug* link
i..*."
program. He termed the
window- in al rauglil with It* defense yinnd vm ( an a way were (Eli cult Judge
were already fitnitlar.
laughed; "They're urtifii'lal any ......... .
B A N Y , N. Y „ Feb. i
Alii------ed In the Missouri’s bow began
down,
wtint
nation
ha*
Hie
«i-tip
a*
"wonderful'
'and
de
most every country we visited, even
M I! Mmilfi, Titusville; County
th e Informante
ite said
aatd the Joint pulling to starboard at 6:30 A, M. — Gov. Thomas E . Dewey sent
way—don’t hurt nl all."
strength
to
stand
behind
clared
that
the
diamonds
are
in
in llie No-culled slum aiea-, which
Luigi- llmigja* Htetlxlrom; State
chlefe aaked’ numerous riuesttons- amt at the sent# time strain was to th* legislature today a »tutu
Just a* it appeared that Tale incidentally are not nearly a* l,id ! w*
.............
Henatoi I. F. Hoyle, City Manager«
,n ,l•,|d,• \ mooth‘ Maln points were dlacuised at applied to beach gear cables run budget of f8tH ,722,6.72 that m»
was succeeding ill cnlmlno the
a> many of the slum aiea- in out
length.
ning from the shin’* port side to vtdss fur a record Gash of *77man, he counted and fired. Illu-ko | own country.
M i H H i n g IM u n t *
W
Informante said the visiting heavy anchors In iha hay bottom. 600,000 but no tax changes.
was dead before n waiting nmbo
’’We did not see any slums that
•on, t'oiinty (.'iimriilnsinner H. R
military men dtmonitreted they
At th# end of 80 mlnntes the
lance crmld reach a Danville ho-- I compare with some light in our
Tha present 10 per cent state
Red Phillips, uinnager of the considered A lia aa a part of the
I ila a ll* * .* rrnib e .i# ItM ’
I'ope. .sheriff I' A. Mem. l'o*l
lugs began pulling from the port Income tax "forgtvene*s" will a ,
ilial siiiiio 10 miles away. The
Paul*
Valley
club
In
the
Hooner
I lien volume was lint enough I" iiiii- ic i Jo,-| P'i,'li| K ir,* I ’h le f M u .» .
nation's
capital."
, . ,
,
global
military
picture
and
not
how and strain was applied on tha continued.
mllet peiiclrated Ibe center of hiBut Pewey probata,
decipiiei
a separate or secondary area.
N <‘level,mil, City Clerk II N nL*, ''1, i ' MKU'' uf OI<,“ h<,m«'
ntsrbnard beach gear cables.
will relax his pay-as-vou-gn poll
forehead, trooper Hughe* said.
enthusiastic over the
"It wu* not a vert,ill ill'll res* Mayei, I'mmly Clerk II I*. Hern
A
spokesman
for
General
Omur
At 6:65 A. M. the tifach gear cy to finance some highway cun
The episode began with a inotoi
Igeid In,I a key signal on tli*' don. ( liamliei of I'nmineree Man playing set-up here.
Bradley said th* Joint Chiefs of
1st diivlrtg away from « n-rvice
Three young pitcher* *at in the sta ff supported President T ru «-i,ntrul officer, Lieut. Comdr. J- •tructlon with bonds.
ilinlle** hand," Macf I,maid -aid n g,, IEi I whmI lligpm i, H. H. Cole
H. Lees of Bayonne, N. J., from
Station without paying fm Id* go-.
<<’eeilaat« r i m r « n *m*i
liilihv nf the Giant*’ heaihpiartera
Th* proposed 1960-M budget
KUnit* were made to me: age
tlughe* *sid.
Lakeland, malinger of the Fed*-, l.olll Whiteliol xe and I'm I Nelson limit. d M lld miinagel of the talking over prospect* „f “ mak man's order to make the hydro hi* position atop the aft mam the first slashed by Dewev -in-r
Klnrliii, t'nw,', „n,l l.ight Co., finl
gen bomb.
haitery,
reported
to
the
bridge,
.lame* It Tillman,
",4,outfield '
Marketing Agreement, who I I I llie time, hut neitlie, polnl
llliiisn, of "cliniitfli-M
The briefing Included a de "it uppeurs she has moved aft a 1044— will be the second iiigbc-t
HtCIi,,,11. i'llv tree! xniierlnlen ing
, , guild." They were James Dole,
nnerstnr of mi nli-nlgiit diner at gave technical lest Imany <>n llie finned ... Hpl of llie liifm mat mu, 'h nl mid Wlllianl Connolly of
In New York history
, J? eb» Jl°" !r’' ,Hln5.1'* °"' scription of aft th# military ac llrtlv.1.
rare
of
cltril*
groves
roe!
(lie
the edge nf Danville, laid Hughe*
he suifl However, a full ie|m|t llte I lei nl,I.
’
Ironton, Ohio; and Charles redes- tivities In the F a r East com
At
7:06
A.
M.
"Uur
beach
gear
that Hhivki, hail driven In* llil'i marketing nf their product*.
wa* made when the plane landed
Itegiila, wo,kmits at Ihe school rn uf Cincinnati. All „f them said mand, touching on th* forces In rubles have slacked so much she
lie aalil nhmil 31! per cent nf i, i Fort Nelson.
they got their start In baseball Japan. Okinawa, the Philippines muv lie moving aft."
aulumnliilc lip, hough! 13.111 of
uf the wav Mild cast off llieii tow
tint at 10:1)1) o’clock
cltrua fruit isi sold on the, tre e *
The search mantel there in .I hi*
, mm mug Veslerdny a numhei playing on team, sponsored by and tha central Pacific islands.
gas and laid llie attendant "I'm * ■ . k.
His voles quickened as he rn- lints as the Missouri, towed J,,
for
cash,
and
it
wn*
cuslnmary
............
Whitehorse
tier......mi
lei
h
,
1
i
the
Amerlran
Legion,
rofoliiK In far a minute.' He had
There was no discussion of tho ported at 7:06 "She’s moving aft. six heavy tugs, moved slow*
amlnlitm* tecriiits, some in
William "ttcnliy" .Spears, custo:
Muclrmiaid said,
said tie wa* an ideelrlrlan "lust
uestion of American bsiay in Seconds, later he told th* lirldgt sternward through the nun>>n
uiiifiitin, worked out under the
The
reporter,
ielu.lll.ig
t»
A«P
W(|r|n
#M
||_
,
fl
iilan of the Giants' Rerrsatiohal
knocking nrniiml."
A* Tillman tile car wlilrli lonl enine In u halt
apan In connection with a pospos ••We ape v e r y definitely movine channel which ranged front I ltd l a
............. .
,
Hla«kn, clinrnge after early cuveiuge «r I old
■tatYVd* hack'inly ,^he ilinei tn get iri on uprlglit pnsillim,
seniit fi mil Philadelphia, stand Center, told the murh interested sible peace treaty, the souicts aft." A moment later Lee* said, 180 feat In width.
out uf (tin heavy Vrtlh, thereat ,f*ffi downward, wu* „ut*l,le tli till' plane sarcli, said the C-64 was ing ui, tin *i,le lines, wns taken Imya-tltat |hy Center would be said.
At 7:12 A. M, the towing tints
"We request permission to drop
cur. hik* tegs •pinned, liein ull, the
drove away.
were ordered to cast off tlieii
by sevetal buys for ii reeruit and "pen the following' (lav ami. that - .-These three ’ main field cotn- I, each gear.”
‘ *'* for"1the. grower l „ take the C '‘k
facilities, Including movie mari3eta"«vr» nrpnng otftrr M ail
Tillman gave chase for •sotne left front wheel.
At 7:07 L
l ees bellowed through a tinea and tugs lashed alongside
gut "ipute n k ick" explaining that its
Tllltliun (Old tingin’*, "lie let me uf a freeze when the fruit .it Ida binchiili plaving days wetr theater .lunch room, pool rormi, ing officers who' deacrfEFd * The megaphone "Cast off all beach look over the Job of oscortitig the
nine miles and said that Rlasko
reading room and ping pong la- situation— Ltyva* driving between 73 and 76 kipiw he had a gun tpid shunted sold by the I,ox. The |iiirc)iii*er,
Gsperal
Walton gear”" WflrTers 'ttwtantly..upjjbd big Mo to tha deep water channel
mil#* an i hour lust before he Inst thieats. ,1 stayed hack unlit jittihra he said, took the risk w h e n .th * l-iingi ■
- targe fruttl T^hViiid^fa'
Walkar, Eighth Army Command- flames frnm acetylene forcheS-W ' Beaman . Apprentice J o s e p h
control of the ei
ht curve arm ed, (lien had the police railed." fruit la aold In hulk.
Kurt .N'elsnu and would taka off
l . H . fleneral George E . fltratr- the heavy, atfel cablea and na. thej Smith. 2 1 ,.of nawvlIM, Va. stnfri
HkadiigHtS from other cars were
ptl highway r,H.
Heymmir added that uf Flor eiirly today for Anclinragp.
“’ntc* Con burned nrtoufch th*v dropped ovfor M Iba battleship's main deck, Im*
a
w
f
e
i .
over th* slue and grinnsd:-pl
Tha car overturned across the turned „n the man -r imt the ida's 111,WM),l)0fl limes nf uraliget
"We’re going tn try to pl'A U0 them; and said that It would be
%|Ar1j|RK —
eat now that we are ant' of ■ home. Tilman said he crowd stayed hark until the shot this year 40,000,000 will go In Ihe tie mils again un our return i|n shape to play on in a few
• 8 c : tSfritm ..' B4
Seventh Tas
Juice professors and rainier*.
trip," he said
topped his vehirla and ran Inward wn* fired an hour later,
rf.». , '
IPS, »r u .,,,, V, FWet
w in d lS U end sa
Battleship freed
BUte Farmers Market
*z$SLLr
:*
'$ £ M
(siuitt Opening
Amcrfc,n mMon 1:1
Veteran ConfesKCR
f
CitriiH Tax
Q
PP
m
I *»|V|o
ATa H y r i! ^ -fr5r J s r ^ : ’% t y iiJ »
To The TAXPAYERS and CITIZENS of The City
Cf Tanford, Florida
4. Mr. CitHHu atatea that the City haa given a blank check
to ItFC to cover expenaea of inspection, audita, etc. Any
large lending Hgency requirea the right of dnapactlon and
checking on the uae made of Ita money, at tha expenae af t
tiie borrower. TheHe charges are usually nominal and in caaaa ‘
we have InveHtigated involving the R FC they have been
A group of progi'eattlva dtlienn of Hanford noted a
recent udvertlHumeht by Mr. Itandall Cha«« nuking
"DO YOU KNOW" (|UUHtlona regarding Ihe con
struction of the terminal.
These gentlemen made an inveHtigation of the mat
ter. The aource of information UHed in thin InveHti
gation wtiH the report of Smith & UlllcHple, Kngineern employed by the City pf Sanford for the
project. Thin report ia on file at the office of the
Chamber of Commerce uml the City Manager,
The legul opinion waa from a competent attorney
who Htudiml the acta of the Legislature and the
ItFC contract.
practically nil,
K
i.f-- * 4 i*
j . 1 ’ .
■
2. Mr. Chaae aaka where 9120.000 for annual operation and
maintenance coata are coming from? Bmith A tiille»ple’«
report indicated that for sn annual buaineaa of 100,000 tona
income wuuld iw 9180,000 and operation, including dabt
retirement, would coat 9120,000; leaving a profit of 960,000.
Leaser tonnagea would coat >•« to handle and would bring
in leaa Income, in proportion. ,
8. Mr. Chaaa atatea tHat tha Clty haa bartered away Ita
authority In mattora of oporatlon of tha terminal and loca
tion of tha parking metara. Any reputable banker will look
to tha operation of a buaineee before ha rlaka a loan; a
hoatila City Admlniatratlon might dadda to allminatf park
ing Pt^thra bv locating all
now nwntd. "O 0#nav» Avtnu»i thaaaar* eafaguarda that would normally not banaodad.
"It would therefore be my opinion that it would be illegal
aiid unlawful for City of Sanford, Florida, to pay mars than .
"
» ■•
! .y
'. ''
• ' , . ' *•
, „(i four per cent inters tit, and baaed on the law, coupled w i t h "The City of Sanford would iaaue tha bonda aa authOriakd
tlw Resolution from which l have above quoted, 1 Would iay
by tlie tuw and by contract with Reconitruction Finanaii
'.
th'tt the**payme’n f of four per cent interest only ia provided
Corporation, and would aall the bonda direct to Raconnlruction Finance Corporation, who in turn aalla tha bonda
and not six per cent aa suggested by tha question put in
to Individual holders.
said
advartlMment.
♦ -'
.
Tim law giving the City its authority in thla matter
"It woutd further be my opinion that if City of Hanford,
provides that the City, among other things, ia authorised
Florida, violatad tha law and ita Rauolution and agreed to
oh follows: 'To Iaaue and deliver interest bearing bonda,
pay alx per cent intereat, any citlaan could enjoin the City '
notes, ua evidence of said loan, TH# principal amount of
from
ao doing."
'
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aaid bonds, notes', certificates or obligations ihalt not exceed
9860,000,(it), annum, payable semi-annually,1 ,,,
9, Mr. Chela atatea that the City agrees to comply With* a n y.
"The,-contract entered Into between City, pf .Sanford. t:tr , additional rsaoiuttona inquired by R FC , which could mean '
, th* biggest blpnk cheek the City, has w rittw .
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Florida, and Keconstruction Finance, Corporation la bjr R * v
■olntlojt of City of Sanford, Florida, which.(ii pfirt prtvide#;;
CRy has agreed to the usual conditions. ghlch. aW fi
'The bonds shall be voupon bonda d|kt.ed aa of a date'eattaq
a w |t F C contract. Many cities and cbrponttigaa have
factory, to the Chlof (Chief , of Public A fjn cjr Branch o f
te -RFC to secure necessary capital for ^svtkfimapt
Reconaiructiott Finance Corporation), Jn the AmomlMtioA:
va aot found tha tondittane buntanaome. thd condiof 91tfNN>.00 each pr such other denomination or dar''"*'” :‘
ifaguard the iatem ta.of the^landar and tha lions aa niay be aailafactory to the Chief ; shall be
ated and be regljjtaral
ry ijp
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aailafactory
..... the acceptance of thla rsulttf
be payable at such piaee or places 4nd shaU havo’i
of the Ihradhal WlR not ttmrddM t
specifications aa m ay,bo aatiafactory to tha C h lo fri!
«ky
aqthortoed to ha pttdfid la mohSy ‘froth’
bear intarast at the rate of four par eottt (4% ) par
t i tha TArmiaal and partdag malar funds if T9r*
payable amnl-anmwDy on day* of tHia.'jHr aa shall b# Mrtttmlaal
ara
factory to tha Chief.'
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8. The following Htaternent waa made by Mr. G. W. Spencer
in reply to Mr. Chaae’a next q u e e t i o n : i - ‘
1. Mr. Chuno auk* why only 9800,000 wan committed by
R FC when the original engineern eatlmate indicated u coat
of 9880,000, Mr. A. K . Maddox, R FC Field InHjk'ctor, re
viewed thu pluna with Smith A Oilleaple, and miggested
certain reviaiuna which woutd reault in a aaving of about
980,000, Tltia Imi leatea RFC'a good faith; they ure trying
to H a v e money on thu project, which meana it will be free
and clear at an earlier date.
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"|t therefore appears that City of Sanford, Florida, ia
authorised by law to pay four per cent per annum on the
", hpnda laytied pursuant to said law, and that tha City in
- Htricf compliance with «aid law baa. executed a Resolution
with Rscdnatrutcion: Finance Corporation providing for
■ intereat at four, per cent.
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fai U nity, Thfer* U S tre n g th —
Te P n l W lk« p u t * of the f f i r l l f
To Promote lh« Progress of America.
To Produee Prosperity for Sanford.
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S E S S S d
Survey Launched
Of Sub-Standard
Sanford Housing
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2 1 f lV
Sc rapping of the Social Security
Act in favor of the Townsend Plan
Results Will Deter
was urged today by Dr. Francis K.
mine N u m b e r Of
TowienJ, eldedy founder of the
plan.
Units T o Be Built
He wa* Joined in hit plea before
George W. Simonijr., PHA.
the Senate Finance Committee by
and planning consultant of Jacksonville.
Senator! Pepper
(D-FI«)
■.Downey
uownsjr (D-Calif);.
i met Wednesday afternoon at the
^
Undrr the plan all person* 60 | Tourist Center with the local crew,
years of age or older would he that began work this morning, on
entitled, upon retirement, to re a rcyjiprrhrntivf detailed survey of
ceive a monthly check from the tubSttardard housing within the
government. Similar p a y m e n 1 1 | Sanford area. Mr. Simons hat been
would be made to disabled periont engaged by the Sanford Housing
and to widows with dependent Authority to conduct the survey
and to prepare a report on the
children.
The cost would be financed by a result* obtained to be submitted to
. 3 percent ta* on the grots income the Public Housing Administration.
The survey of the Sanford area
* of companies and on the individual
incomes in races* of $250 month. will hr the first survey to be made
The monthly paymanta would in the entire South under the vast
be divided on a pro-rata hael* low-rent public housing program
and would vary with the tax ro- now getting started under The
turria. A beneficiary would havo
to
ipend hla monthly check limiting Ad of 1149 passed by
within SO days tnaide the United Congress last summer. Mr. Simons
State*.
•ays. He staled further, however.
Dr. Townsend testified that on
the bant* of
M tiatici,
u s u i., the pens
............
would ha-Iona would,
w mount to about |180 a month.
The cornmlttae la holding hear
ings on n House-passed bill to
expand the Social Security sys
tem and Increase Its beneflta.
Senator McMahon (D-Connl to
day proposed that the United
States undertake a bold- new
poaeo
offensive
to told
the
world’s
“truly, terrible
arm*
race.”
Ha told the Senate Die United
|t(l j, IUpcrvising several other
survey* lor other authorities that
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week*.
Fieri H. Williams it to ba the
It* development “ might mean un
conditional auffender ip advance
— bv th e ' United Htatae to alien
force* of evil."
M*dMah«n t* chairman of the
lolnt Senete-Ifnusa atomic com
mittee. Ho apoko out ahnrtly-after Pres Idmil Truman had told
his Whlto House news couferencc
that this United
Statea
atand* hy ita demand for tight
International control Inapectlona
before
outlawing
any atomic
weapona. Including the projected
new h-bomb.
MARCH OF DIMES
Today'* contributor* werei
Martha H. Azzarello
| ,1.00
Mr*. B..TI. Reck
5.00
. Roy Symei, Sr.
.
BJW
Hehry WIIt4. Jr.
H.00
Genfge D. Bishop
5,00
Jn£ B. B a k e r ' ................. 2.00
J*me* G. Sharon
.
.... 1.00
Pitot Club
- ............ 10.00
Hpdn^er-lfarden .Dairy
10i00
Ptcvinus' 'coptrlbutlofia already
acknowledged are k* follows:
crew how the purvey l» to.be eonducted and what the objective* are
of making It. The crew will go
from house hi house In all sub
standard area* In Banford and
within five miles from thr City
limits, There will be a printed
questionnaire filled In for each
dwelling unit within tlm ursii* sur
veyed from Information obtained
nd through
through obaervatlon andl
‘hr«ugn
queatlnning the occupanta of the
dwelling unit*.
liifnrntatlutr will be obtained con
cerning the physical characteristic*
nr each dwelling auch aa: number
uf rooms; sanitary facilities, elec
tric, heating and cooking facilities:
general type, exterior con»trucllan
materials, and general condition
of the structure. In addition, per
sonal Information will be obtained
about each peraon living within
th* dwelling aurved «uch aa:
Name: ralatronehlp to other* liv
ing In same dwelling: aex; age:
race; whether a veteran or not I
end Income for the year
from wage* and aflarlee, from
self-employment, end from othtr
Mrs
Simona
emphealxed
that
tial, and that none of the Informa
tion about any peraon trill he reIsased to^anyona^or^to an^othsr
Sanford Wlni In
Shuffleboard Tourney
OBOUNDMOO APPIABg
^JNXfUTAWNBT, Pa., Feb. 2
eld twins, yesterdsy met Paul and
. Lloyd (0 gull, 22 month eld twine,
Chief Operator Quits
Meeting With Lewis
Less Than An Hour
After Talks Began
W a s h i n g t o n !"let.. 2. _ « p i
— The United Stale* Is consid
ering “counter measures" again*!
new Ruaatan tranaporl restric
tion* between western Germany
and Berlin, the Slate depart
ment aald today. A department
spokesman accused the Husslan*
of violating the Purls agree
ment of laat June which ended
the Berlin blockade of Iasi year.
The Parla agreement restored no
uninterrupted flow «f rail and
motor traffic between Her I In
and the western tones.
W ASHINGTON* Feb J. — Mpi
Northern arid western roal
operator* today accepted Ureal,
deni Truman** proposal fnr a To
day ulrlkc truce while fact-finder* investigate the coal dispute.
They advised thr White Home
ol their acceptance ahnrllv after
rrll»|i«e of direct negotiation*—
tie 111n only yrMrrday — with
John 1. I.ewl*. I.ewis, chief of
the mine worker*, told reporter*
he would reply to Mr. Truman
h) Silt unlay.
Me did not aay
«h*l hi* reply would be.
By ASHOUIATK1) I’HKSH
The French upper Inline of
Parliament today ratiftrd an ac
cord giving the Ua<> Dai regime of
IndoCIlin* partial .elf-government.
This paved the wav lor early iecognition hy the Umtrd .‘ 'talcs,
Britain, and ollirr Weitcm powers.
East and We»l w-ir llui* lining
up on opposite aidra on llir ey
plosive isse of InHot Inna, poten
tial Communist doorway i» -outli
cast Asia.
Western recognition "I Man Dai
would coll liter Russia'' action in reedgniring the rrguii' nl the icliel
(t'aatl***# Sta raa* Vnarl
Na vy To Build
Meriwether Given Stronger F l e e t
$1,000 Damages In In Pacific Zone
Suit Against Beck . , . , t„
X i M
r E W
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The ault, aa filed by 0 , W Hl* |me limvei in Asia. ,
Spencer,' ‘attorney,
aakesl
f«>i
,\i il.r
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1
1100.000 damage* from Mr. Beck
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The latter, repraaented by M)p I'^-JI'V. eh.i-msu nf the |»,ni
""laff, mil A
lif i'iil
Housholder Associates, filed i ...... I- .
is cmlntcr suit for the
suuie n»vi N Vn rule nl,c i «, S.ll'l
»,ii.r ill
amount, but this was denied in ,
.
.
h vardlct hy the Jury.
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i’*'"1 ,n »trengil,eu 1*«,.I
Jurymen were F . A. Piers'in. '""I an Imi n ui llir we,Inn I ',.,
D. C. Dickerhoff, Henry Thm >• fi,
ton. Jessie L
Hartley, W. H.
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,
Stovall and Jams* O. Buale
s l,e n n aii,
.............. .
Young Meriwether malntnined ■amr ,»t thr rml ,,l a irm n.l <l,v
that as the result of the injurv |,„ the viuting IniMt ( Inrl,
he had to wear a c u t , paid out t,.
1600 for medical attention and
stated that the bone atruelure
D imink their visit they
of his *h°uld*r hed hern per- been t„|(| tl,* United Stale, .I.....I.I
mT” e t|ncldenl# Mcu»red Apr J'J.
1949 on McHwtiher properly
. r°p'
near the Sanford Boat Works
amt was the raault of an argumant over M r.'B eck's cattle heIng on Merlwathar proparty. Thr
caea waa started reaterday morn
ing, continued all day and re
sumed thta morning. Judge M.
B. Smith pretided.
In the. rountyrsult, Mr. Reck
charged William Meriwether with
committing assault upon him bv
“
- ihreatenli
,
tint
leged that ha thrfeetenad to kill
him and attomptod to make hi*
way to hla gun In u nearby boat.
Spitz Dog Save*
Life Of 4-Year Old
faithful little whlto Splta
dog eaved
lavad the life of hla faour
aster, little Jimmy
year old m
master,
Jones in Oviedo. Wednesday af
ternoon by grabbing n five foot
rattlesnake that lay aeml-coneealed under some leave* on the
lawn of the boy'a heme, and di
rectly In . hi* path.
Little Jimmy had been aent to
a neighbor* to tet aora# dog
food for hla 'Tririe", and a*
ha returned with It. tne dog In
eager anticipation, trotted on
■heed, then (topped short with a
from under the,fam e. The dor
EAtO
y u !SLH
thta polfrt lhe eolored house
irvEhkwfe,aaa
by the wrnmeltog, also came
running. Jlmgay IgL the aasi «f
Poatmaator andI Mm . 1. B. Jonas,
who at the tlam ware away
from home.
ARMY 8BOBBTARY
WASHINGTON. Fab. &
Karl M. BendUea, Ban Francisco
lawyer, wae awora hi today as
TOURIBT CLUB PAHTT ’
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sacratoriea
N n. 119
^ wA isso
n f tcia
f t te
T Pdr cP r w s L e a se d W ire
lTruman Hints At Push
F or Action On FEPC;
Waves T-H Coal Club
E airiv
rl
Recognition Of
Knn.il Rights B i l l
Is President’s Aim;
Coni Miners War ned
Cold Hampers Hunt For Airliner
WASHING ION, | *1, l 4 /P)—
f’lesideut I Mini,11 ,,id today that
lip
drim4 everything tic call to
«e| mu^>e,iion si ai linn on fair
employment practice, leqislalion
| IFF IT )
lb ,I r, 1, bt, reply when * itpmier atknl ti In. new, conference
d lie I,ail ariv plans In get House
j Speaker
f?,ybitrit
(D-Tex)
10
W ASIIINU rON. Feb 2 - 4 / P) - L'ninn-opeiatoi nrgolivlinns for a
lelllenient ol llie coal dlspule col
lapsed loclav
l.e*» than an hnui altri their
'etniid session began, (icorge l.ove,
ITATI tICM tAtY Mean Aeheson Is
thmvn after he leshlled'ln Wath- ihi-f iipgdhator for northern mine
Ingtou
the House Foreignoivners. walked fioin the conference
Affairs r-immlttee 00 aid for Korea, loom wilb llui aimoiini nnenl
Aeheson approved Mouse plan* to
‘Negolialions with the miners
Unk eramamlr aid to Korea w it h . ,M>„
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furthrr *xtrwii#>n of nnp fn Chinn.
which uonld require no new apHe .aid the npeiator. would
pfoprUlmn.
(Interiniljuiull) |,,.e a "lull statement" lalei
! lengm/e (’hairman l.esinski fDM ill.) rd lire 1 yIn 1r Committee to
luiiU up the IT,PC lull
Uteri be hurled ihst he has heen
pullme stupe pie,,me on Rayburn.
He ,,rd rival d repoilei* could sit
in »n In, we.hlv me»imt|, wilb
r r.pJ|e.,|..M,l Ir i ler, they would
1,111*1. how I. lit) hr 1, winking to
Uel I I I ’( .11 lion
I i- id led 1I1,1 ilia queslinn of
in i■
..... ..... .1 I e.ni.ki 11 , mailer
I.u qieikei Rsybuin
On f I U* d i e Hmi,r niiution is
this
-It-olly belore (lie ti.u k tip of
d-» o'u-iliahmis, I'residenl In i
--no but nudged both .dies, ill el
I ..I In gel on low,.id so sgt*e
me Ot O. look 111 I lie Willie House
' ii make eveiy possible w ire to
,-rl loll I oal pindtll tl'ili
He «aol In* leqursl fill I /O dav
hike trine did not rule out |ios
nfdp *1 him under thr Lift Hartley
tarjr, whereby Use W ter w»a a l-, Ameiican
Saslern Heel dW Win.riav "nn atrlke
........... ..
, trrnfti|, lri *'*!■» eraargeru-y
Bynum la a U year old truck
*> driver. Hla wife, Lyrut, fa 24
6 RABIKB Ilf Ml MONTH!
CHICAGO. F*b. t ■
— m — Mr.
and Mr*. Joeeph Bynum of Hickland, Ind., have hod five bamee
within 88 mentha.
Nat end Cecily, their nine-day-
Western Powers E x
pected T o A c c e p t
B ho Dai Regime In
Move Against Reds
Mrv-BHbftt* VjflftHnwr-lo , thff h i h d ' t o ' f i y a "kfriffg tha .youth he
msand Collie, their tt-month-old elei
OP) ^—' A ’ IMfbAt tong gash was
P eace Ta'Iir
C ollapse In
Coal Dispute
t
order njr lnprnvl.lnn* of
.......u
| toms were resumed only yesterdnv afternoon, after « buig lapse
In effnrta at settllnc the eight
month oM cnB| ,lhp„le.
After 1/ive’, first announce*.
rneiit. llurvey I'm (wi IgHI. ehftll
tnnn
...... -if
.. the |otnl ntiitlir III mid
operator s'
eiinfereii. e,
weslcin
44 4»Nl l «i gpf l
fin
Png*
ll*e l"H ''I* h*»!, SppiOV"d by
die | , 1.01 1 "tmniitee lint ihe Rules
I .ininnllee, which has genrral conii.tt ruei the IrKitlihve prngrxm.
has t'liitrd lii send il to iha (Inal
1fin s vole
I hitler
* ii Hartley
r n k iv n r . i
1 ” ,zm s i * , ' , I developed, Mr.
Hobson, Oswald Roberts, Robert rnsncls Meriwether. c h a r g e d
i l l , i-eli 2 (/ P-). Addpral
WH conference.
■>row*II R, Back, fl# year old
- ™ - . „O
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evrunmne.
von Herbulit. Ralph Lotting end cattleman wfth assault and b * t.|, '’" f ' 1 ' Nberumn s.uf inday [he J lie roti'-f atk a court fa*
fog an
The Sanford Ihuffleboard Asso
ciation, a branch of the Tourist
Club, w t* yeetorday host to 80
visitors from New Smyrna at a
tournament attended by about 100
persona. Sanford won tht.matrhas
hy a score of 12 to 11,
PHer to th« game* • tittle cerrmony was hold on* the court and
Fred Mitchell, 77, mfmber of the
local.team, wife pNNUted by Boy
Ball of New York State In be
half'ef fallow montfam, a number
•t gifts In eelebratioti of Mr. MlteheP’a birthday. ,
L . C . Hughes, pfaaldent of the
Bgwford Shuffleboard Awocietlon,
welcomed the vlattora, including
E a rl Millar, praoldmrt, and H. M.
load, gamaa director of the Now
Sayrrna club.
Following the games, the visit
ors enjoyed doughntrto and coffao
at Um Tourist Center aa (neats
of Im club* Among Uw** whu
(teofeed the vWtaon was D. F.
■rudder, president e f tlm elnb.
n sliced In the balilkehlp Mlaaourt'a
r J bottom wbptr iha grounded m
IfrguH K o r e a Aid
Continued mild and claar to
parllr cloud* through Friday.
N E W S P A P E R ___________________________________________________________________
emergency
Truman told h
M'». A. D, Xachgry'
I l.Oo there I* e definite end apedflc
Yvalto O(tinker
.... 1,00 purpose for eaen Item of Informa
Mn *nd Mrs. Sam Martina
6.00 tion to be obtained and that ax
5.00 accurate Information a* poislol*
Housholder Associates
0 Garland 'W. Spencer '
6.00 must he secured. He further emw Voile Wililanjs. Jr.
6.00 phaalxed that all Information "bA. 'Edwin Bhlnhnlaer
6.00 tolned will ba abeolutolv confiden
Frad R. Wilson ...............
6.00
1.00
John G. Leonardy ...... .....
6.00
B. W. Ware
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Anonymous
1.00
Dr. Harry Sllaby
10.00
Anonymous
6.00
1.00
T. F. Renhain
Brodl* Williams
5.00
C. W. Baker
$ 10.00
A. Derby
600
i f Donald Middleton
Adklna A Adkins Company 10.00
H. 8 . Woodruff
......
BOO
W. M. Thigpen
....................8.00
Jennllr Welle Lehman
.......
2,00
E. B. A'Nftrh W. Collin* ...... 1.00
Pollsr Oldaker ...: ( ............. 1.00
C. II.'Boyd* '
, ............ 2.00
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$* 6 i»,__________
MIRSOUR1 W OUNDED
PO RTSM OUTH ,, V*., feb. 2. -
D
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LY
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field supervisor coordinating and
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A d m i r a l Slim m i n i R e directing the survey crew to he
A Jury In Circuit I’ourt this
composed I f the following Sanford
veils Minus T o Atfd law.
morning awarded 11,000 damagt's
men: Hugh Duncan. T. V. Craw to William F . Meriwether, ID,
T o F a r E ; m t N - *«/v
Ha would u*# the
** v y I aw
whenever an
ford. Earl Bourqvarder, Chari** Who
Jointed by
hi*
father,
; • ftvsssrcjn s?a t-**.
uld .failure. In. peetet ahenAswlth
IN D E P E N D E N T
iUA.
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A YA YF E K
B E. B2.
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Pepper, Townsend FrenchKelax
Plead For ‘Ptan*~ ConiTol Over
Before Senators Indo-Chinese
F r a n cis E. Townsend
I s Joined B y P ep
per In Plea T o End
Social Security Act
T H E W EA T H ER
S ttre H a n f o r d I f m t t f k
________________________ ________________________________________________ A
AN
N
V O LU M E X X X X I
;>Y
»'««rl
Arnold ({uiilifies For
St nit* Eotfislaturu
D lt ritl fellow fgllfIN O tlMMBAfUfell siid^h* nssh 1,11111111 if a
searrh plane In which sis men were inpued. the bun' . miiiinna fn> tb»
Air F o sie 0-64 Jhal It lost In the fulinri
44 p’ r* ' ''Uosrd ' 'em
bet* Af Hi# 36fh Bqrnbrr Squedinn (toi'inu* p'l-m u* im 'a u
n
effort Id warm i)p t(l*|r bomber * i>i|.>r* *‘ * fe'd m ff»e is v it’s ' I n i
Belmv. Staff Sgt Harold M. IJ.-ssii-r llatti *miI p.> 1 t . 1 " <' M l>
Boyd lest the ge*t they Will IIS* so III* et-eni Mi-, In - >' IU".P •«
reach vlrllm i aboard fhe stricken ci id
t !">•>’ "o" '" '* 1 >’ '.m..||.i...m i
Kiwanians Hear Beverage Agirnls
flcorgc Barr Talk Charged By Bars
About Umpiring With ‘Inveigling*
Recently Retirrrl Urn- |,,,hn
h
< l l h r t .ii
i eiiain
House
days
rules, lliel*
when
il
could
*1*
be
brought up anyhow Bui m atdfer
lot tlial lo be done, Speakei R*yiuiTii would have In iccogiiife the
I liioi rpuinuitee rhairinan lo make
» i.i.Uuiu In r onsider I I P'
T ASHING TON. Feh 2— (/Pi—
•’i.,ideol rnim.in s.str) today hit
* *)»♦*-4f fnr 4 70 rjiv »Ostl HllW
♦m<- p fln.p« ft*if rtjfi" 'Till |Kl$ilb(R
» iiripi liiufpt thr I ill \Lirllrv Liw
Wlir»|p rt nn l.nifiUMK.v dfvH■Isv
heWi ll
MlVdir l l i r 1 M A t I,
f 4 itiillnuiNl 41m Pfe»« F*m»»I
Mental Export
Insists Me r r y
Killer Was Insane
II (,»«• A rmild, mayor nf I.niik
pirc Expresses Hopr
i i , t. : , ( )i r i n :| m 1
wimd, qualified Tuendav a- » can
i*'nr School's Ki l l mr
, ,, , |.,,, •[ . I t t t 1 'A
dldate fill Ihe Slate t c k i , l.itinc
In Group No.
ami i, np|io,ed
Former National Leigue Umpire
bv Voile Williams. .Ir , young
I ’ l l \i IA I I I -I. ' i/Pi
Minims m m ....... r
*_
^ rl' "* W>.°00,0 0 0 ,naval h , . . .«
Hanford attorney. In union No lieorge Barr yesterday lohl Kiwan
■
I't A mental
t„.tir''.l .a.
til* l>- ,. u - I
iilii|crtl
for m
|»**n I I, M K KmlMi, Im-uuitienl, ), op
ails ihal although he lias rented
r ic-id’- .l ii . kci I wUI. ip , C14I (c .il.’dlv tnda"
AHniirat Sherman lotd iruie, posed by Vivian Rpeer. former after I ? yean of baseball ,e,y„e. III. 111
. 'Mi'iiatloii that t st'd Aim P*i*rM
lal
ItlK I* '! l|c t, I, I111 opei aim s IliN " i lunatie when 'be 'Imi snd
piindrnlt lh.il Russia hat hrlwrn, merchant.
1
The deadline fur leuUtiHtimi < he intends to carry on ihe Ban
! ."e,i Imp fatber
■»«< .-™l suhtnannes m c1itfi run fnr the l.eglalalure paaaeil, -^rhonl nf Umpiring, and dial he vml a111 Ie Ill'll law.
T ile ".'tn e *, P ' r’ liff ltd Mo-ire.
j F, hiiyc v*s 111 id- Ii, I J 11.1I1I
niitsion. Ahnoi II fouilll ol tlir.e at noon Tuesday, said O. P. Hern j wauls il to remain ill Sanlnrd Ife
| \lilll.ini. I ’.tlin lie 11 I, 111II11IV "t.si defense m eillisl expert, flu
.ire m the f’anfic, lie said.
ill
|uovi*ti"d
.tale ". a llo r" * ,’
rnJ!n ,£ clerh
*vas introduced by Joel Field
.fill, "...
|l 1 I iilllefcm e l«e|.||e ! o l" IV M'lltl 1 ' . iiii|o're
F'arllrr ho
said the
\ ir
It
line
for
qualification
*0
run
for
...
“
*
declare,I,
,nd
1!
( illV**. t■.1 W 11|e||
would keep (he Seventh Task Fieri
• ..'lid tie (iiattv lift "It T ,r *"i".
Ihe County ComrnlKalon post in
' iiave traveled all over th
|l
-111! l|tllieur (11(1e lll'l ,1111 me tn elianga v " " ' i""liin vmild
ill A-unllc water "ha lung 11,
U lslrirl Nn, 2, nmv urcupled by I uUa. Ok la. and at Put,lung. P*
, 'i not
..... ’’ He added Ihe Navy mlyi
(lie
’
I
dll
IMI, *Ire 1*1 e.|
.1. K M'Glellaiul. and DHlrlrt Nn I (old til fin that 1 li.rl never
ti wimld," sh"' '.i.‘t it1. (,,v
stmt's* sunn' iiniill mldlllona in ihe
VU.il
1
1
,
l,ke.|
(lie
1
DlllefeiM
e
The
l.'sti 1st
P-udfb and W1111M ii'orKiuiirr u 1, occupied hy il f’ IJndd
">:tir
in
contact
with
rnoie
Irlernl
1*V ti In is'' brlme W iiieii mi"
f'UrpH h> ki'cp aiuno rruiscra m>‘l lerni I* four ye*r*.
\t another point l " M n o .sid
Other* who can qualify In run Iv tienple than in San |r»ff| **
,1 1,1 .1 He. ejaqe D-iiaiMnenl
»t Inaai two isirrrnft curriern li>
•I 1m !.*d learchad
ill* iae .e
before
the
Mar.
1H
deadlln*
are
I
don
t
want
to
go
in
lamp*.
alcail uf nriii In Pacific w*lcra
111 I'al" H u ll iliUllly lie '.ml lie and formed an on1"' m .m r - r o l’a
Oemoerntic
committeemen
ami
Palm B«ach or Claremoie. Old*
Thr Mmilli'y-VulidcnlHTg «<»>•*■
IV*' I
I'klMK llie liu v e ililii li.l in .a n llv "from obl . b I shall not
mi-ill did not imply a flat rojedi"" women, said Mr. Herndon. The-e wine- I havt receive) i lln s to
lie swaved
"
M .'ififHigil II11 Fog* Fimrl
will
Include
*
man
and
woman
uf rpr"ium<uil*tfnns mado ycatiu
lii
Moore refuse,| to onced#
ike my school.” he •aid. "I waul
from
each
voting
precinct
In
the
dnv by General MacArthur’* Ini'
even that til# golden hailed girl
cuniniiimlcra fur lucrensed nlrt-nti* *' county to serve on the County K» (n »i*y in Sanford."
i file d a test-shot f| mn the revolver
endive
Cnrnmlltee,
a
congressional
In h"ld thr Aslnllr line,
Hrjidded that he 11** t pfftPllJ
.lie II,t il to pul s merev bullet
' ommltteemHn and woman from
l Hilo hei cancel il t-lied father's
General [lindlcy anld the Jnlui
srliooT enrollment nf IT , and one
each
County
and
Stale
executive
head
Clurfa weie born lint to rcncli
"1 ihe ftnetl tel-upi iliat be evn
cuncluslumi but to gather *ddl(l"i< rutomllteemen and women from
" I don't know that ,l.e Ini,"
had.
■»ch county.
<ii«a(laasii tta l*aa* M l* u
,ald llie witness.
____
lltlil
'You doubt I t ? ” a.km l Willis
iclty that Sanford la deriving ft uni
l 1.^ - ' atinn fnr voting dining
"I have no ration to loubt it
Ills school, he stated tb»l Aillitn , , (n
fom week period fnr •■r not lo dmibl It,’’ reidled the
(iodfrey, noted tadlo announcer, re n g'<" *tlnn of all votci* in psychiatrist
*T know tlmie were
bad again aa tast year, "|iu*bed |
........
rnimtv wlm wish to two abells dlsrhargi'd "
•he button," signalling the ie
In 1!iMff election.* mil
Itnlv one of the t-<-, -.'mils was
opening of hll school Mote than „n
,iurnl eleetiona leuclicd filed at the bedside if l.’arol's
UiOfl picture post cards of t b e .N
f 2.628, stated t.ourliie illlng father, tastlmony has shown.
trnuol, mentioning * Bsnfonli nr^ . f\
iiiimi v lin r nf
The stats s*va the other was
One nf S.rrtfonJ's new and |.rnli|able industries it the preparalion iifiiif mailed to nome townn by 1*
Isti all""
fired a short time before in »om#
of crab cake* anil deviled crab meal for distribution lo retail stores, umpTra trainees ha said. A Grant
Mii lli-fsenger uigad all tiioae woods tn trst the gun.
land
Rice
movie
taken
of
Ihe
restaurants and wlolcsalc dislribiiton.
c Iik 'Mc t i- vote to visit
tho
Tlir product, known «t "Smyrna Maid" crab rakes, it made by school I* helng shown al1 «vei the legist) »tmn office, located in Ihe
CAN ADA R E T A L IA T E S
world.
offbe "f Ur. Hanrv McLaulln.
Mrs. H. A, Hivijw. formerly of New Smyrna, who moved her growing
O TTAW A . Feb. 2. — GP> —Two
Mr. Harr ravtaled that since be Opt......
1th
Magnolia
Avcmembers o( the Csechoslovak le
busmen here fan.- *3. due to its yrowtn, and to here advantage of recently announced hts retirement
"'11'.
snort aa possible mi as
cold storage ikcilil.-t of the Centra^ Florida Quick Freei* and Storage from ecllve umpiring he had re lo avoid » last mlniile rush neur gation In Ottawa have been or
dered to have Canada within seven
reived hundreds of letter* com ibc deetlllne.
Company.
*
day* Ib is was In retaliation for
mending him for hl» work.
• A* an Inducement to bring Urn eta.
T lia ifg istratln n twiok* will be the action "f the Communist
One of these latter*, coming open eight more week* which
hosino** here, Fnrrett Oatchel,
Mrs. Blvlna I* the daughter of
treanaueg Ua Pag* Htahtl
ineen, tlial 034 reg istiations w ill Czechoslovak government In #goperator of the Storage Co., bad Mr* Rets Pmall of Hanford Ml**
* " t.
T , . ; : ; jii *mli*v« (o |,e made mich week beerected a complete building within Holly Blvlna assist* in the work.
G R E E N W A R N S H U SIN ESB
foic the t!‘'«dllue on Mar. 31 In ploy#* In Prague Iasi mouth.
a building, a concrete block *tror- The business wee started July t
MIAMI B E A C H , Feb. 2. - t/T> tndei to teach the expected 10.ture 40 by 4(1 feet In sire.
In (he hark nf a gmeary *t"r* In
President William Green said
THE WEATHER
Within the arnall building is a New Smyrna. Demand la now ex today that "drastic and crippling (Hill, new registration*. *»irt Mrs,
Messenger.
kitchen where daily from ton to ceeding supply, aald ‘Mrs. Bivins, legislation" on tabor will eventualJA C K S O N V IL L E . Fsb. 2 ^ G P),
In order to h« eligible to vote
160 pound* of crab meet I* deviled and many buyers come here from ly hurt bualneu and leave a clear a person must he * citizen of Station
Hleh Los
Jacksonville
and
Tampa.
road for Communlirn.
In the shell, also made Into cakes.
llie United State*; be 21 year* of Atlanta
78
Forrest Oatchel reported that
Graen aald business men opposed nge; must have heen * legal Ilnaton
Seven girla asalat In the work. I here Is quit# a good demand for
to government controls on tholr
The rrah meat la brought here locally railed poultry from hi* own activities welcome the Taft- ifsldent of the State of Florida Rurhauk
from New Smyrna. Titusville and firm, which hae up-to-date sanl- Hartley Law “because they be for one vear and of Hemlnole Chicago
County for aig months: If a Detroit
Cocoa, and to It la added bread ■
ary facilities for drawing the lieve labor will be the chief vic iiatnriillxed citizen, the naturatNgw Orleans
crumbs, onions, celery, salt, pep- poultry.
Local
huntera have tim."
liatton papers must be shown to Ran Antonin
r and aplcefe. The cakes are
But he said that "when the free th# reglttratlon officer. In addi Beatllfl
apped In cellophane and ImmedantorpriM of labor le ehaoklsd tho tion to tho above requirements, Jacksonville .
tly placed In said storage at sub
fn # nterprtafe of buaineae Is only a person la also required by law
.... Miami .........
°"*^top away from governmental to give hla or her age and data Orlando .....
of birth.
Tamp* ----set
,
Krj:)s(ral ion For
IDdO ElfM'lioiiH
Kcarlics 2.52R
New Industry In Sanford Make*
Crab Cakes. Deviled Crab Meat
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THE H A N F O R D HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Scrvlccii llcltl For
August Lincjgreit, 84
Atomic Report
if •alia**.
»i m
*••<
Bond Probe
“ rrnlirit*-s fro m Ihe ro ntro l o f your
Iritn -p o rln liiH i o(. goo.li. into the
w urdioose* o f every liii.tiie s * from
which you c a ir y good* and into
t lie storeroom s of e v e ry business
to which you deliver goods."
T ile T e am ste r* s ie led by Daniel
I. Tobin mol Dnve Ib-ck.
Ili-iilu.m , who ba- been sh arp ly
nt odds w ith the rnemlier* of the
N I .ft It, noted Ibnt the board hns
derided several cases fo r the Tenm«trr< m ill iignin-it the tru c k e rs ,.
oaai
(Oaattaae* ewa* rawe Oaai
Ic powar
.. of tho**
....................
..... . mono.
ao-cal)ei|
Vrlvata funeral aarvlcaa war* man. Ha alau will gel the view* polUtic giant uniona Into relative
l>*d at Krickaon Funeral Home at of Ih* men In Congress who have Insignificance.
lf:00 F.M. today for August 1,1ml- given meet study Id atomic mat
"It Is hardly necessary for me
r-«»|i| militant of Plan ter*.
gran, H4*year-«lil
Then Ihe whole nueatlon will lie to remind you that that union i«
tation Kalatra, who riled last week
•to
fully conscious
of ita power."
follnwing a two month'* nines*. In tha Preslilent’a hands.
Oeipit* th* Taft-Hartley pro
Asked nbouf rfie fourth rf n new.
Kev. II. I., Zimmerman offlciatnl
and burial wa* made In Kvergrt-e., conference Iasi Friday, Mr. Tru vision* Intended.- t<, curb alm-i-i
man said the decision as to wheth of that power, M l only as it i-x
Cemetery.
in the leamstara, hut In evi-rv
While be .didn't repent the blast
It* had lived at Planfaffn* F ' . e r jn *ry to develop Ihe weapon I* 1st*
1 - *• niineit ni th*. five-m em ber i»an•ate* for lha \i»-i ye«l «nd w*> a i l.Ta ul"iia to make, and ba bas n e t; mlier labor orgar.^eoCea.,
rrani said, “wa itlll have a l<.m* . , ii, :i
V<*l*. .pc.*, b lo J *y
member nf tha Hwadlah Work y«l mada It.
Onr nirmber nf tha Hanalc-ffousa way to go hafor* what Menu lo b.< ngo, lie did blld tbs) build declsing Men’* Association of Prnvldenca, K. I. Ila cam* lu Florida committee already baa coni* out the congressional Intent will i.« I* ii « svuin-l mhiiagkinenl, in wiiirb
publicly for an attempt in make realised.'
lie did tnd niliciir, .boilld be ap
from Harrington, H. I.
(be bomb, lie is Senator Connallv
lie mentioned specifically tin pealril In Dir .mil It.
H* I* rurvivtil by Iwo daughters, fti-Tex > who I* alio chalrmln nf law’*
" 1lie twn mid one h alf w a rban uii "coarclva ladle*.
Mra. Hairy Whewell and Mil* ihe Senate Foreign Kelatlun* Cum- •econdary
boycotts, s trik e vio lato r that l.ttve gone by *m r tr>e T a ft
Mabel l.indgien nf Plantation Ka- mlllee
lo.ed •hop*, and the f»r"|r'i> »f D a -lle v ,\ d •-a* m a ile d bavttataa.
In a week-end Rtatement, Con contracts on unwilling amplovvrs been siiin elb ln g nf Dir n a lu ir of a
rl.h ke .in w ii process." be said.
nelly mill "we want lo preserve on a ‘sign this— or bl*e’ b a il* ."
Coal Strike
" T h e ir b s v r burn tu n ir v e iy
I)enh*m said Ihe iinlnn'* pi.wet
the peace nf Ihe world and Ihe
hydrogen hnmh will serve that not only a f f e c t * tru ck er*, hut • b aip d iffis rii- tt of opinion among
l l « s i l i . t i Psase r * * f Heel
cause just a- tlit- atom bomh hat
conliacl. The number of idle girw done slnre It ended Iha war and
despite a While House hint dial gave us peace.'
David F l.lltent ha I chalnnsn nf
increased coal pioduclion could
the Atomic Fnergy Cnmml*«lon
help alave off pieiidenlial inlet- made It clear at a news confeience
vcnlion.
earlier In the day that the Is.ii* Is
The *1 rike doubled the number of nut a simple one.
lie compared It lo the nrublrio
alay al-home miner* in Weil Vir
ginia. That Hale, higgeil coal pio- of the average man debating vbe
ther lo buy a new automobile
duccr, rounled 20,(MH) mil of die There are many tiling. In Islt*
pits mil of 110,(MX).
lido cmi*lderallun, Including wbJJL
In Pennsylvania. die munber two liter Die innnny could belter be
coal Hale, 5 1, MM) out of 100.000 spent In other ways.
McMahon's statement u*ed th*
iofl coal mine* aie icluiing to term "livdrngen bonth"’ for the
work. Hie S id e Department ot re first lime In m y announcement*
•
lief application* aie inuuiitinu from bis commit!**.
lie gave reporters thl* statetwiflly hi coal producing counliet.
ill—
lit:
■ Srveial mine* dial wete doted
“The comntlllee met and dl«
latl week in Kentucky and Ala cus.ed Ihe malter of atomic
bama weir able In icopell. Alabama weapons, Including the .ublecl of
litlrd H.OOO milieu idle out ol Die so-called hydrogen bomb The
committee took no voles nr action
18,000 slid Kentucky t*id only 201) but will inlet tomorrow afternoon
diggci* arr taking pail in die woik fin further deliberation!.
Meanwhile, Air Hecirlsrv W
Stoppage.
I h e t l i I k e apreait lu llltnul*. Klimrl Hvniliiglon di*'lo-id todav
yhare the 1060 dlst ill bancs* flirt lli'it President Triunsn bs. rr|ec|.
started J a n . 8. About 276 DMW ed a Defeme Depailment lecoinm i n u s walked tint at a mine ol liii-liilalluii for use uf government
the Pyramid Coal Company, s a y funds tn do pioneering work In He
ing they would nut return until velopllienl of lrans|iort aircraft
The proposal railed foi the gov
• contract culling fur a five day
•ya a r e now un ai|i| F.TAOIIIII crninelil lo besi the e»p#n«e of
week I* signed. The iiatlun'* min developing two low cost, lung
ers are now uii ■■ three duy rungc cargo or Iranspoit aitciufl
The Idea would be to have the
week mi l.e w lt' uideis.
About 111,000
Illinois
DMW prototype .hips ready ful cupvlng
nltnriR skipped wolk the (list if mine wete wanted.
line of Ihe planes would be best
Wfrk III Ja n u a ry . They leluroed
In Ihe pllri J a n . 0 on order* of suited to military needs soil *d*plHugh White, s ta le DMW pie.I isbli* In maximum utlll/atInn bv
Dm civil i«lr transport industry.
dant.
Meanwhile Federal and xlalu The oilier would be best suited lot
tnadlalun,
in Informal
tnlka, cnnimriclal transport and adapl
a*u ght a resumption of nagulia- able to maximum mlltlaiy use ill
tkfti* In Ihe Chrysler strike lo- ••n.* of war.
Y
o m
New JtTHcy Probe
II n a lla a tg
Wr*as P s «
i,a (,
lew bond brokers.
Ihe trustees of Ihe state dis
ability fund are responsible fon
in'* ling laves collected from em
ployers mid employes to pay lieneI it * to sick worker*. The fund total
s;7v :<77,14:i
The committee recommended Ihe
law be changed to replace Ihe
trustees with nil Investment evvp-elnteil hy the governor
plus nn ndvinory Itoilv of public
nlcmtiera, im-luding n lalmr re'pre
tenlatlv*. The coimnllue raid stn li
» »lep might well be taken wiiii
the state'* 17 other Investment
fund* which total over };l(JU,(HJU,CIOO.
The report sfistaim-il a fin.llm'
by former state Trwwurer John
J . Dickerson that a New Vork
broker. Saul Scbwamm, made an
"exorbitant and iinconscionable'
profit of tINC.IHgl when be Mold
111,405,000 wnr'.h of bonds to the
fund.
file comliilllce «*ld it would
Ia 'k
h
IMPUKTHD
I N o tic e
t iii
trw ir. u f fi.utuiiA th
upotton McortiiK ivtiosK m e Mil,. -.1 t : ih I'.NKSlltl'Hi
A .UII lisvlllt t.eeli rll«<1 III III*
i-|rcull I'oun Iii and for il.mlnols
<„,iiii'
Kloil.ia, lu Cbencery,
Ii,,i
for divorce l>|- laicy
\lrlloll*. Ill* .liorl title of Wllll'h
i, i.o, v vlifloli. versus ileurge
tbc:-. presorts "Cc *li».“•
in in i i i ma ml you to be end
olife-ar l.efura .aid i*nurl either In
............... . 0) aliutiis) mi Thura.
.|i> 1 •lituarr }. I»i». olhnwlag
,|, ..,,,. 1,1./ .(.life.SO Will Os -II
1**M»s| l*MOlll«t '•"»
i ( *l gi tun for <1. «. iMiniy ^ »»•»»*•
1It >|v dil l su r* I.f Flurl-U. Iltlo
•!« f t JaiMimy. A 1* 1DS0.
ii r
iii
litfM f t
Ircilll < ouit
MAI.
...i Alt t \V ^1
-.*ii ii i t-si ruii.iirr
thus* who have had to do with
D.e law, both lioni the standpoint again, but that li« bad taken ill
t applying It In the first Instance, and gin* Sooth for Ills health
•••I f r m the sikndiMiint of deci*-j I bey noted Dial Sautter tertified
> iisl iiitrrpretallon." lie added: be gsmed fc.r>bun firm perron*
'•« i »>.e9 have been decided bv j Irivestinienl* while be worked fur
1b* i muff. alDiimgb a substantial the state for over "II years He
i inditi ale now before Diem, lie- j did some trading with brokeis i »e «■•!•«•«, S!•.*f••••*•. Misi Hsrptr,
tliary hh l nut
a copy I
c m Dds I* so, only a few titles who dealt with III* fund, the re 9«t.| th«
L'uiHiuidca’t rtport ana 1
-■nn !•> bav« iak«n any apparently pent added.
ihei^fotF wuuiil not coiuniant*
11,.isneiii cryrtillitd form "
Most nf the trustee*, including
BUCK HORSE ME ^
i
i
KXLXUmVB
U N
i t
A
t!
II ■lullMart Klala fan * «»••’
With ■ minimum of .100 In 6011
ton*. It take* u Iwrii* about 14
hour* to gu f r.iin Manforil to I
Jacksonville, lio slated, • dlsl»nc* liv water of about 1116
lr.il**. Mr. Willi* also revealed
that ho intended oporatltiK hat go*
t« aorvo Ihu Hudson Pulp and
Pa pel Co., I’alntk*.
Mavui Carraway revealed that
tha f it v had Iona been int«r**t*d
in tho problem of promoting
rivor
traffic into
and
M
iT«r IIRIIH'
linn Hanford,
ill hi iii mi'i
revealed that a mrvay had b*«n
mad* In regard to Ita potentU*
fitlaa.
Mr. MaKIbbin told th* group
that th* wsrehouau owned by
City locatad on tha lakafront
and formerly used by th* Winn*
Lovett Grocery Co., would again
ba uaabl* for water tranaporta*
tion unloading and limited »turair* If piling and docking war*
repaired at tha coat o f about
•*^00. Ha daclarad that freight,
•p to about 600 ton* at a Urn*,
•ould ba handlad thara.
Among thoao praaont at thn
boa ring war# W. F . Ackerman
o f th* National Gypium Co., Buf>
(§Jo. N. V.j T. Collar of th*
g jw j n . J* U,P. •Bd
Corp i
W. .C. Hutchison, Induatrial traf*
ftp manaror for Hanford, ami
Xdvard Higgins, manager of tho
Aomlaol# County Chamber of
c K S mcoi D. S. Dubbin of tha
MWMoal Trane portal ion O n :
iMkMnvilloi pan H. Bwarta of
Or. Henry McLaulin
Optometrist
It’s the one fine
the low-price fipld
*oem . m k tiiv 1,1
# ImaQinnl Thn '50 ford offnrt you thn samn fypn nnglnn
UMd In America's coitllnit can . . , yot Ford'* V*8 miji for
hundred* Inti than mott "ilxiti." It's a qo/of nnglnn that
whlipnrs whlln It woHn. . . In fort, thn '50 Ford’t I* quint car
oil around . . . lOund-comHtiotiad for illnncn. And, tho *50
Ford'i a morn comfortable, tafnr car, too—thank* to such
fktn cor fnqturn* a* thn low, Invel "Mid Ship'* Rldn . . <*
13*way»*#tfongnr "Lifnguard" Body . . . and 94 % nndnr
acting Klng-Slto Brakn*.
ford in
your
future
R R I V I " T N I ' 9 0 PO R D
AT Y O U R PO RD D I A k l R '9
- ft w ill open your ayN .'
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T I' , 5 •!
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f f f l M M ' l l l l - - m hfsie*.
itoA on imi Hdh'liwM kdfMsb,*. nm»CMOS! IY I POUNOAftON
101 Hi
N il, ieiliMtdit lUfill
business. Musi have high xrhuul
educatiiiii.
Apply McCray'*,
Sanford, Fla
nil* l« a mafor opportunity In
on* of iha fastest growing
business**, wiiii iiruvaa abo**
aver**. Income. IV. have ojianlua title art* for a CIVIC
MlNIlKIt. IIIOII i -aI.IUHH »*.••
•on with rar anil approl. ftfioo
ia»h i„ lu v**i in aqulpm*
•ml ni*ri'li. Mu ••lllng.
V
*lv« complete training c<
guidance. (laf*r*nr*a eicheng
al Interview. Writ* 0*1*11* ai
F
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ie<gislften*fmsi
feeggln*!*. Ik* safe A
\ T j l “lu «iiS«ltei Msih- 6 1
ed ' con cured uess ere*, temelia>*. la Uu then eee J t i l Oser t.CuO
lewessfj (evsi, all
riMs
Be Independent
Manage Your
Own Business
P
' W ry
%
linrKH I.iiu* II curing
1
J f s . -3 ,
JO
c a n
do dale was s sl, however, for
tha reopening of t*lk a between run for Ilf weeks.
tha mutnr firm and the striking
Money cnllecled under the levy
CIO United Aiilu Workers union. must be used "exclusively foi
The walkout, wllli a pension it lief of s l i l k c i . mid theli fam
ulan or wago Increase at Issii.', ilies hi fur e*penltiire* islated
begun list Wednesday. A t« U l lo the conduct of the strike."
of UUl.lNai winkers, HU,mill from
HiicIi essuesmeuts can be orChrysler, have since been Idled lin ed niily by the D A W '* e x e
Philip Weis* of the Michigan cutive board whenever 6U,IHKI or
labor mediation (maid .aid com more IIAIV
member a
are un
pany mid union official* bad Iwen strike or affected by a Milks.
Cdhlarted scpaiab'ly. Ile rclofm o,
Tint stniiu culminated neatly
lie
Indicated, u reopening
uf •Ivht
iilotithl
of iiegullelloiis
talks bat not been "tim ely ."
over a pension plan. Tlie DAW
The union, ineaiiwlille,, b a . .in
wants 10 cents an huttr In eilhrr
tit red all assessment
uf |l o a wage linust ol a pt'liliull sysweek against Ils membcis not 'em.
I J
Involved III the t l i Ike.
Tha assessment, tu lie t l a r l n l
ID I . A I K TO CliAHHIFY
If Hie strike tun* more Diu'i
two weeks, will tiling in appruxiUiately fHfill.UIKi a week ami can Voong man lo lemn 6c A lilt! store
WITH
A N N K T I E ’S
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I a U n ity T h e m I t S I ratty th —
To Protect IIm P u t t of th* Wot id;
To Vruniot* th* Progrts# ut Atusrlca.
To Product Prosperity lor Sanford.
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Miller Says
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Congress For
• Favors River
D
T r u n u m A d v is e r S a y s
D e s tro y in g 50 M il
lio n B u s h e l s
Is
C h e a p e st W a y O u t
J Dr. R. L Miller, rrpiCMnlinK the
fftym ou th Cilrui Glowers Asso
ciation, testified yesterday at the
ICC hearing at the Mayfair Inn
thal hi* company it prepared to
ahip 1 ,000,000 caiet of canned
cilriu a year from Sanford via
the St. Johni River if barge faci
lities are eitabliihed.
The Icitimuny war given at the
hearing at which C. G. Willis
(fought authority to operate a barge
line on the liver between Sanford
and Jacksonville to supplement
present ihipment* between Jack
lonvillc and Trenton, N. J . and
TOP-RANKINO MIM8IR of the Houle Un-American Acttvitirr Commit
tee. Hep HUhard M. Nixon (K-Callf), exhibit* In Waahlh|tuti photo
ether northern poita. It war con
graphic copier of highly confidential Government document! diicotered
ducted by S. R. Diamondion, I C.
among Whittaker Chamber!' "pumpkin paper* " According to Nuun. a
C. ciaminer, and wai not concluded
Government handwriting expert haa Identifled the writing a* that of
until 1 1:00 o'clock lait night.
Hairy D. While, ax-U. S Aut. Treasury Secretary.
(Ittlmiufnmui)
Ur. Miller revealed that hit,
—organisation
I* now tun-knur
Vcanned citrus to Tampa for *Mp
men) hy water, (ml pointed out
that Sanford would he hut h 2 0 1
mile truck haul for the shlntneiil#
as com|taie,| tu a l(HI mile |,muI to '
Tampa, lie estimated that shift- | •
i •
a
a
mente front liere would, if **tah |f| |l||*a»fl I n ( I ' D I h
tithed, anioiint to more Ilian 2.1MM * , | " *
^ * Cl O I I
tuns a month.
» -•
W. C. Hutchison, traffic conF o rc e F lie r B a t S n u b b ed B y C o u n c il
eultant for Ihc Seminole County
Chamhei uf Conline ret*, loltl of a
tle*!
W ;i<' T h ro u g h
D ie t M e m b e rs W e l
» * o i vcv tluil M'CHilcl that luiiimit,'
~
(< <ji,llii<i«a (la Haa* Three I
S n o w T o W h ite h o rs e
Search Pilot Fori Visiting Japs In
Missing C -54 Is Boston Are Given
Dual Treatment
com ed B y S e n a t e
7 Q
- - r r , . . ..
H e lp O n S p u d s
P ly m o u t h C it r u s P e o
p le P r e p a r e d T o
S h ip 1, 000,000 C a se s
O f C a n n e d F r u it
a y
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I n
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Liu.itd
r i s i s
Oi
I .u t 1 'in d -
rr.s T o M.iltt* KVi urn-
I'o p i 1 l* itis F r a y s A t H t a it ir ir iit io n ( V m n m iy
tiu n il.u io n s
h e fo te
K iu l <>1 S i x t y
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l<i .
D itv s
tt l*H IM . 11 IN On II. —
id',
llir cot u iinient* lop
rOltrlllaloi* mrl Iih|>, nnh th*
U*dri in t|ir i III comtmintcelion- * oi kr, s I lull isiks were
'timed ii lirsdum otl a nsttonMldr Iclrpliimt slnkr c*lle,| for
Feh i
WiIlKin N ti n anil*.
***ocl*lr .t i i » . t o r tin) Peter
S e ll» vciici ,1 ,.|uiiscl repir«enlrd tbr I iilr, ii i -in, ill tiioi, Serv
ice I tir i tie l.l to lioni Inna see*
-loo niili I
i.lent loseplt .1,
Hen ue n| the intnnioulct lion*
i- ui her-
— Secretary of Agnculluie 0#
nan piopotei to deiltoy around
IHMJ.UUD buthel* of turplui
toe* oiilrt* Lungins instructs
to make ionic oihti disposition of
them
Uni ii llir ipiaulity of surplus
puli'of- llir Drpailmrnl ilguref ll
will be uiialdc lo JupoM of
ibiougb gi*e away piogiam* If)
donitillc and luirigu relief, rIh^
tcbool lunch piograin. and diftTtion to livestock fetd and rnsnufsolute into Maicli
WV -fllfvi. |i i; |tl, tl -<,/P) rrtndeiit I "On*.i i J»y celled for
* , t* iliv 11inc oi itic loci loiiiing
•lr i.ll.i. I i.lnlr picti.lrnutl facttindrir m inligtlr
llr piupoird l u i oulnJc die
UliiUll Isilu-d
i . it ili,ti.->
act,
lutlon lilt tilt* *‘*IUP 1>tile ill lie urcJ
III Ivit I f i l a »trrl -title
I., iliir l uitc.J Mute
til
W .ulr M IMsi1 lr (.1,11#
,pCl (tut
V1<M
kJ r; Alt 1. Mill l<. l-k.,-,1 ll.il they
• yic» Is.
1 f ir n h *10> • 1 lull . .ll l‘" ‘-
llir polalon air bring bought
by die drpailmrnl at puce* a « b
tgmg alios r $2 Im UK) pound)
ulidri a pilse mppoit piogiam.
Bianiiaii wai rxprclrd lo out;
11nr ln< plan* brfoir a clastd meet*
mg of llir Srnalr Agncultuir Com*
millrr dm inoiinilg.
A Hrannau assistant said IM
Srcrclarv was prcpninl to arwtll
tliat deitructbili of tlw potato*)
wii - tin- "chiapMt" way out fo<
tin- Kovrrumriit.
The surplus potatoes could b#
u»eit for making alcliol. but procraHiir* would late I)i*-m only tf
tin- government petit the freight
from area* uf production to
Iilit111« That would cost the gov
ernment hIhuiI $16,mm,turn In p i cl'** of the mnehase price.
I’lii- department will cniittmi*
to offer the putitiie* In relief
ageusio* fire of charge,
At
point of storage, as tong aa there
1* a demand for them.
It also wilt continue to off*r
pot aloe* for commercial export
at one cent for UIU pound*,
sacked, at point* uf storage.
,
latent estimate* indicate thg
government may lose upward!
uf 11(10,000,000 on lurplu. pat —(
to** from, lent year'* crap, ft
lo*i clove to (SRO,1)00,000 uu the
W4H cron.
W4H
crop.
Hie ile|i.irliiiriit haa called upon
*'»*»w«*rw to plant about fl perrem
Nn. 117
A sso ciated P ress 1.eased W ire
T U E S D A Y JA N . 31. !!)">()
B r a n n a n A ,k . p r e s i c | e n t
71
u i.A iiii.ii
N EW SPA PER
SA N FO R D , F L o l iu A .
A d d s N e w N a m e T o ‘P u m p k in L is t *
Y. T.. Jan. 31 Jury Ib Selected (/!*>WHIAnM H(JIU»r..
bn on «r<u< h pilot, hi*
To Try Attacker (are broken anti bloody. fought
deep mow ami tangled
Of UMW’s Leader through
Inrrii lele yeilriday In irpoit }ii*
n r ^ tM ir v m
' K ' t a , ,«4f
kU u
;fS?f.
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL T
VOLUM E X X X X I
•
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(lu* lit 'll 11r Hlllim i *J I
RNIItlNO IN #RAVIt, K,p» I'm* XII (renlel 1, euiioiuoted by I'aidlo.-ls bikes pell lo ^ . I
-
at St t’etri t BaHln . ll m e. leading to ills ...................on ol the Will i . o l o i y Horn.............
v* m u Pal lot 11 Tliv in.I in .i m i t i ut
........ on! V j I i »< -loon I" be lul 1 ui " - 1
Holy V e jl , the tm pies.n v n m i . u i i j w j . win....... . by i ,-tn d en tal U . a ol : l n o l i > •
fr
\ii ilkkr* (•b ill ipt ft*
d r ill H I iM iiltj
Effort To Float President Truman Orders Work
#lo Begin On New Hydrogen Bomb
"Mighty Mo" Is
Failure Again
I
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I I ll 4r * t Itt h k i j u l j
lr 4941(1#t Itk^l IID Ill'll*' lo hi lilt ■? it?
so,'iiklliru l.ilicii* v- kllnu I'D d'lV I ttM
■ *r l l Irifitr ill t ♦111 mikiMipf « Hill) ll I
BOSTON, Jan M t/l'i Mem
Npilllf I *1111* ituiiltl l'f tiiillllal lu
ber* of die Japaiirsr dirt (pallia
M
L
k
|>1 llir kiutiil s ir* tHuiitrmliliiUU
meni) who came to Ikuiuu n> Irani
iltr I *6r *s.Jr<iI »!lrisl lui idpliet
•thou! deinociacy and wrir snub
Is# III)
l*> ilt'tiu kMltllti|>.
bed by llir Boitun coy council got
W \S| ilt'it III
leu H
i,l‘i
fiendriil tnuniii lodav I--lit I cL H
plane had rraihrd 21 mile* to the a beltn welcome today tmm the
DETROIT, Jan,
Tho
Mi
It kiitihiti ■1 |‘ i' if 1 Hit ■1 the
die Atomic lit ergv t omiiuuioii to work mi dia "m-, dir,I lu.linasn ,,i
trial of convict Cut I Holton In tin* smith. Nile* of the men be l*tl Mattachioriti legiilatuie.
* II ilnt lDfi j a Div* millihwi ij( (Mill
mpri
biiuil
behind
weir
injured
Hr
uid
the
JiVgUAi' Hanlhot Mioutlng was con
Escorted by aiiuy offtceti and
H« lAuk HI 41 Hvit (>.il «H1 Ai>li ulAtrlHOll ill 11 sir 1. 1- "I,li in| 11,r t*iHtm• iikiVk I,He 1 ai* t 1 11VMt 11)0,
a llie d today to the tedious task of two ntlifii w nr “ell fight."
J S J j1
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<Mli» llu .rtiMI ’lull lltlfl ml.i»»ra Alt#
Slate Depatfrnehi '‘lepreientative*.
I
/tfcC
III iUllflllUl! %ill|lk III! i P I •44M11 «)| ill'll)*1 l» p i |It 1119e «41»I■ tl 11M
j (Ilf* U 1 I-MjM ufll'v Ihl«fi*t1%\* i ' vftfk
Jury picking. Kentln*r himself will
l i f i U t s U f l l t l J I W .t t r *
fhe
U,
S.
Alt
Korea
L
-t7
went
the
group
touted
the
Malt
bogie
jlik# the atan-i •non after lira Jury
'T 'l
.
i
am
lupel hnntb, hciailie ol In- ir»p,,md„l,l» to -cc 1,, o ilui
•oolll I
Mi# |>1
t'Binr ,»tiIv - I huiir%
down w|ule engaged in llir notlli and then attended loimniltee lustB lit
I ll it I I A l l
is cvmpleled.
iahlr
to
d*bml
iltab
is*
nil
*
11, pottiblr «*giei-oi
• t l it4 I • »» I I IfVljK itH l ! i f fill?
Seven.. men amt seven women county— giealeil aerial meicy mil inge.
t II It'd Mill*! V\'11| t <1 a la t Is5il»*w
lidded that ltd* wo I, will#
tentatively »at in the Jury box a* lion— llir hunt for a USA I C-r)-t
HATII.FN
1111, Ii, It,-poisoed
Three uf 'them vuitnJ lha leguABOARD THE BA
J
iiM t'f UMMtil in 1 in \«nh 11•utii
oil ■ b»-l» couslstenl
ir*s«|t»i4#A lew 1*111# *M*
»I *?i f1
)HKi )| K. V * old, Ahisiican plans l„i peace
ui *
I htfii
me cn.oniitlsa
W
"'
J*1
?**
U'“
HI
U|T
NOItH
whic ll dtnpprd In,in tighl lad liture
commitiea on
an the iudint.v
judiciary. ,,
i car Thl* col in acreage ia ii>til
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r M
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I)
l/Pl
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he,
llleoipi
In
in.I
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iii
ii
v
I blind ty with 44 peitoni aboard i whuh wa* branng bill* winch pm
Iv F A R C II O F D IM E S
ivNi-d lo bring production non,
1 iu> ,1,'velupmeut
')
<1,401
I I t luiles R, Ihitdrit, pilot id'pote modilicalion of Manatliutcti- n»aiIv lii Hue with con*inner dr Ho.1- do. uiuuiuled Ii4lllr,|i,|, I,,il
■ii' aft *» i* I Hi ft 1 " *• - til «.*
, 1 iiauptl Ita C .ar Threei
Today'* runitilintuji were
ed liuUy ln,l u ll *gr r*|.»il« •,,.l ,.. ,,i,,o- I- lo COlltillOC |)«, I' 1* ■ V o ir IVIa I aIM
III
I u ' *1 I I . V * I m | t f * ' I t I 1
* ll
fin mi die t 4/ wlmli armed line Sun uiaudatoiy capital punishment #n
lul l ,|„e. led, "llllt 11 1 - *M- I I I .
C. W ilukci
Wr brlirve we n s hulls mi 4 |,|ll,l lot 11,1MIII •tldll HI co l",I 1
It f
I. mi.'11st
it» ilk)
ft no d.*y fi*>iii l.lmendoif Held. Anihur- first degree muidei cate*.
A. Del by
1 11a 4IIk11» 1-1111 1 i c * Mil 141,'i>
Il oolu- enelgy I* aclnord
son .igr. Al.i-A.i, wa* tiiuugld m la»l
f Donald Miildlutoii
The propused hill* would nil
f f tUH
• «)-l Mi Mil* *( I ) I it>'*i '
Mu- I* Ids Rteteim-ni luom-himi
Adkins A Ailhillv Conipany in no int-lil by two iivilian nuployr* ol Jurle* to return verdict* nf
of uni
multi 1i 1 r i A i i ** # <* *•
fE n t
R *41 Acbnual liuniei N W4II111I vS’iUld l| |H■ 1 ii. \ nil
Ii-| llr
2.011
H B Woodruff
t
liigi
thv
g'Vellimant
officull*
mb,
a
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U
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D
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k
S
told
ir|Hiitei*
d«F
feiluir
--hut
to
specify
whether the pun
mt 'i nn ii#’ 1 Mr ti \ I
M il Ml
6.00 '•ic U S, eugineei*. They puked ishmont
W. M. Thigpen
nut would bi
he execution or life
ls‘ 11 *. *. 1 111 11 i i |u ( 'I tii 1 1 I,. 1 . 1, 1. 10roi, ii I..' M ll illJll
2 ,ot), him up on the nanow I'atunt* imprlxonmrnt.
Jennie Wells Lehman
npr
i,.,o „ f
(I o ill
i da, 4ul if 1
•
miu Inin „l 11**11 null, ,(ir,| 1I111
u,H uiigtiial A-boiuti
IMu\ 1 ( '.n I*,*--, 1 *. 111i 1 - i.b,
l.tHl ('#*»»*l 21 mile* below llui plimipal
E. H. A Nora W, Collins
Tliire* Ulet member*, Tukeslo
M o .liv
I ’d , „ I «' xhlthUill
Polly Oldaker
Yamaxakl, Chumke Imamtira and
100 Yukon air haie.
it tils IIltli* i| till « >1
Ii *
IV A. I’ugle (Bed iiid.irnly si
4
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H 1* pari of my ........... ...
1 lr* I ( 1 1 , IV r* 1 ’ u l 11 r*l 11
2 IHl
C. M. Hoyd
* bothun siitil Lrr|* Im ar* Loinnittiultr-ih ulucl
>1 H
"My plane Ia down," hr wearily Taklin Matsumoto, told newsmen ftiw humt\ UHKI Miiplt* Av«nuT, at " ,€
1.INI
P. Bayard Smith
4im«d Imres tu s** In d (hut mn
told aeaiclt official*. He placed that in Japan the law In capital
V M Yt'Ntttrdty .
hum niiuig utri it "
I' VIt I 1 , 1, ll
1*1
Ihr ( 4o o d C r o w d s
6 00 tile ciaah seem- a* five miles cast case* allow* mercy for ci>nvfct«d il
Malcolm MacNeil]
, S4MI111 ry i. abtf lu ilrfriht il^eil KfriuJi *1 itliiiiii! i«priiilth li*iti«
V ie
M.
Cagle
h..l
llv.,1
lr1
flanford
p
,,
ho„
|l(
t
i
h
6
00
F. I.. Woodruff, Jr.
unletr th* murdei was i"i
J'1
'1
anv
utu;irnntit
uf tin- spot where he wnr. found. slxyer*
v»*M
in,
viilwriiiK
th^
Allan
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...
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1
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if
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ltd
60
0
Andrew Carraway
A ground rescue crew headed by committed "from has* animal nm hi* ( utrt him* servlnt un Nov 'J'\
Ailinu.il AIUii I
mioiIi, nitl
Atvuitlingly, 1 hu\f <111 pfitfl
.A t t r a c t e d
to
N ew
6.00 I t . I'.dwiii Gultinekl, (.'amp C an o n tlvea.”
Jam ei tint
1921.
He
wa*
iniiiuoted
to
a
cult
molliu
atlempl
the
hill,
nn,
*
•
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■
r.nergv < -0111111**1011 t!*’ilt nu| .* Mr Fipiitin liitMur#
6 00 CnIn., left immediately for the
^Crum ley A Montieth
Hitt
mlt
1
urn
i
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ol
%
41111
iitrin
r
Harri* 8 . Richardiuti (R i pi*«i ■hiciu, Oct 26, 1025 and served
H.g Mo m i . ag.o.u.,1 on 4 <0 "...nmiv its woik
.11 •»•••.•
M in ia tu r e
C o u rse
Previoue contribution* already site. They were expected to leaiii deni uf the state senate tald
I tkr fttiil Miir v%l ■* t
I ta,| im
>B|iaelly alncn that time
' htiaueakrA.n *v tlm*! I*u 1
’
‘
!*
1 otti.iitls »*
acknowledged are a* follow*:
tail
Id
'*n|
Ihr
"I consider this a favor to (Jen in Alhat
the survivor* sometime thl* mom
member of the Brotherhood of l «4*M«4* ' ^ V
1
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11 11 , M l.li en it, t
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« 2.00 lug.
Mlt* Edna CldUeud*n
eral MacArthur and I want to lt:*ilroud Tralumen, Mr. Cagle w*> ">H «• m*^'w luinmiow hk' iioii* I ,k<- ail ,,ihwr woil, 11, tin- fo-l 1 wIilr-1 1 <111*111 fin tful 111 ll iti 1
Ir i|ik ifi|f t, *'**!( a' Is 11»h 11 il f» 'ill tIitP
10.00
W. K. Williams
I'laiie* elided over the wreck co-operata with hi* program In d»o * member of the Banti*i II llui iiy Ini* dill jimllirt
*1 1
ee 11punt, ,1 t- iivutv to : •lii#**. ui t#tr 1 tinf 1klr 11 i*r ktilr*t sin M H IM1111*8f UI ^ S ■'! ' ‘ ul M' III
1.00 age throughout the night to eaaute extend the democratic form of
L*ttl* C. Caldwell
(il* )0104.1v* I |it«11i krs 44|»i»l* ti Ii 04- ti
•’hurrh It. Gaineaville, (la,, where tr(H|„ wit| |,e m, (Ir
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0 0 I he m. n that help wa* nn the way. government In Japan. The empha
W. (Jordon Mean
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riHl»v,R' d|i*fI'nteuti, ttij oiiriil)**i|
f 4-1 I «i'll Si («#*•1 * - h it 1 Ik* 1 1net*
H. lr. Hngle
k'.ttfi ii 4i4r il I
How seriously three of tha men sis 1* on the (lenaral MacArthur'* h# hi*s hum »nd livitl until mi»v inif
4 "curdin«ttnn i«rlitfur«wI'
Im
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r t i n * <ir m 1 1
6.00 were liiuued was nut known. Mai recpient, I’m certainly willing to Itt ^Milford.
I luyd K Hoyle
He I- Mitvlvvd by the wldov Ihuiaday'* scheduled *ffu ,i, began
1 ' i * i Hi*,- n m I <, (T, I'.nk i h e
1 . 0 0 den was unable to tell. Among the he co-operative and hospitable and
Anonymoii*
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1 0 . 0 0 two wlm escaped with xliock and give them all the courteay that Is Mu. Itiiliy llarkey Caitlc;
Ur. O. I. Hark*
clilldlvn, Miss Hetty Cagle anil ,
A m.
l •r' •I ■• I I I kill till I 4 iMHlilh’ I I • III . 1 . t |,s* 41*1 I 14*>i ft 1
||t?
Ur. G. **. Helionn
...... 1 0 1 1 0 minor bruise* wax Jack Burge-, due them.
W A. Cagle, Jr., el) of flanford
n ,B Miosouri tom moved one ,1c
1 0 0 0 of the midnight Bun Broadcasting
.U r. W.' V. Hobart*
141r i \ I ltkiMi.li f .-I Ml' l#*f M llprhf III, -I til l 41 |#
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"But it I* don* primarily to two sisters, Mrs. Mery Baugh and 4I,.V )u ,t» rh o *id -lih « right 1
* <lit 4 I 11*il I i " -' i * a «ii *-•111
(I'uatle
*
pRoy Wall
......... 8.76
co-npttrat* with Ganeral Mac Ar Mi*. J . <> Poole of Gainesville. (lll,
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III ii •ii 1it Kmiwr im lu*
*tv ........ . IIUI lilt'll I ' Infill I11mu
1 0 .00
Hunt Mercury Company
thur.
Gs ; two brut her*. R. L. Caglr wlrj ihr ,|r.,, water thal lie* *••
Mth r 0( 1,1 1 h r 4i III hV r f fn ll
M
r.ft
Mr*. Tom William*
. . 1 . 0 0 D r . P h ilip W e n ttra te
1
I realise a— lot- of have who
were
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HRIUUEl'ORT, Conn, l»n II
nf Gainesville ana T. C. Cagle untalirlngly nvai, only a iiatf
1 11 11 v t* if I e *10?, I
hi u In -ti 1 j
oo
C. L. Frankllnf .................... а.
id*)— Mr#. Mary I'ntghi de Ml tills' \\I., led *c 11Irll f, Vi ah I Hr ■i i “•juts11 • w* I'h ilit , f o i l i i ’iU * *1nrf t t
of 1'elm . fl. C.
,,,,18 axtoru,
T o T u lk O n C e le ry
Episcopal Woman'* Aux.
.. б.00
Funeral services will be held
B, ||,t, 46,111111 ton *iiip slid, dared today that hei daughiu kltlr I'M i ttl.il |m l id ill Ml >tt I I I HkIkIIII*lit I
t
1.00
C. 0. l'rfest
A l l T im e H ig h S e t
at Frickaon Funeral Home at in
faces nf officer* and men were Cam! Ann, was Insane at llui
t mI
I
k MikMlt.t'i uf tiki* i 1 * ' 'I f I k t r j
<1 MM11it u#if im Viaaiai M
1.00
Mr a. V. E. Boll
Ur. Philip J . Westgatii, assn
M. tomorrow with R*V. W. I* |,„rnly resisted the combined pul! moment she put a mercy Indict
nrkt 41,.1 Mi f ir m .* it i 2 (.*M ,<| (*mt
I n T a x C o lle ctlo n H A
6.00 dale horilcullurlst from the Cen
P. W. •Ball
Brooks, Jr., officiating, The re
power of FI tugs, Iwn lieavi Ihrougli her father’* head
In* lltfx 1 rs4s6i v *♦.I im
ins ( i v - t t l i i c
I 00 tral Florida Experiment Hlatlon
Nancy Wlitta
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flemlnole County property uwn mains will tie *ant to Gainesville ,|„|V -alvnvc shins and nine beach
The tall, 21-year-old gill broke
■
•1it it 1<*m * i0firis 11 Mii'iii f 1 •ns w irt
l l oo on Celery Avenue, will speak F ri or* paid 6439,6(13.88 on 1949 tax** fur burial Thuraday afternoon.
Mr* .1 0 . HutchUon
(t/uailasae «« fa e * »!*>
down for the first lime in hei
I iDit int*>
l ii il I ' V d t ' t a l H e a d I Ml kl-lhilx \All.) llri'l
Purcall’*
..............
6 00 day night at 7:!t0 o'clock to mem- (luring the months of November
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Meek old trial aa she heard her
Ii.'iii if il M'rtii I hatm rit-rw Iih i l»
Fowall Office Supply On.
8.00 bora of the Seminole County Farm and December, 1940 and received
mother testify In a tense, hush
H u .'k it h
U b lu slr
n aii >1 I r i p a,
100 Bureau
II,,u i" ! I’UviM,- m u im electi1.1
MUr. Henry McLauiln
anil
Velerani-On-The- the legal discount* allowed dur
ed courtroom. Carol Ann hung
600 Parm Training Class at the Fu ing those months, John Galloway,
R. L. Mean
|»M‘-(,I»'I 1 ,,| tlx- t,0*1,1 if till (V illi - tvah'C li tre , liig fi «f Ik lin tkfi'0
hei head and wept silently.
lr* |) un* In inn, <'111*111111 1in* It n r •• tnd
16.00 ture Fenner Building on “Poor tax collector, announced loony.
Sanford Herald
..........
".Him couldn't be of *am* mind," of tin- t u t (■'*-,l*'i■*I ftsviriir* ',11,| n minimi i n r kvihlhiiU -■i‘t*1111*| thu
1.00 Growth in Celery, lie Cause* and These payment* tel an all time
Thtodore J , Judt ....
Mis 1'ulght aald. Her iiwii eyes I .onti l -ui'niltun ut !, niectina ut |)Ui1J|rn uf wilts' ti Mir 111Hvt-r flip
• 8.00
G*urge Thuritun
Remedies," John Pterion, veter high mark fur th* month* of No
Mere moist. Spectators and Jmy- tliu vi imp In-til un J a n IN K 1
Mr. and Mr*. D. B. Watklni 6.00 an'* instrudor, announced today. vember and December and those
Hurpii m:i i i r ciicicil first vn-c- tu lilt Mir IMl 11 4 )| I .*,1 afulf ttilll
______
men listened attentively.
600
U. A. Appleby
........
prrt lili'ii!
S I DoniliiL'y, Mfcun,I Hi t* Uflpit fo r «* 0- v l l r l i l I li 'AUUM.
Bandy Anderson, manager of paying earned In dieeouhta the
ORLAriOO, Jan. 31. — (/P) — Purchase of 130.000 acres of cattle tll!r, , rilj|Jfou,|hot^ " ^ ^ 0“V h ^ S id vii-i- j»1 •--ulcnt, M im t! K Chap- urut i'h lM irn 'a *i»*'i |iuMur« «ru
Mary Caah
................. 1.00 tha flanford fltata Farmers Mar* ■um of $17,996.70.
Albert O. Jarrell .................. . 6.00 ket, will tell of pragm
against her background rntut, ' ,'Cietary-lresMtrer, sttil Mm UVRltutili'
rant a at the Hie total payment* in Novem- land in Osvttla,'Orange and Brevard counties was announced here "It 1wai
K y r giM»B l»4h tirun (ilt n U d <iti
raa Haa** n
raa* aisi
60.00 market and will explain
Xandall Chaia
VV C fistcluir, MiMiiunt svcretaiy
xpla basic raa b*r and December represented 71 I yesterday by Henry D. Moyle heed ol a group of Salt Lake City calllr
llt«* i *o i i i IU , mikt Mil4) w ilt l i t e r tii
8.00 eon* for "deplorabl*"
tiMSMii.'i
A
tv
MliiiihiilMwr
im
tindap1
now per cent of the entire Tax Roll for
J . A. Howard
e" price*
pr
f<
ir p lR t’esi
w itti
l l i i inti I m g r 't i i
1.00 received
sttut tu* v tut tin* A-iucisitun. inii
Mrs, Edgar Benton
farmer*. He will also 1949 ax compered with 16.1
reci
d by1 far
Ht4|»ptiif? htonu* tiH w h c 'ii taid
'M n Moyle would not disclose the pimhas* price for the land bought Merchanft Group l o
6.00 frith.
on
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lioartl
m
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Gvutirs
at
as
wAlga 0 . Thotnia
Iv* the latest
news
concerning
cent on the 1946 Tex lo ll. When
.
h r t w r r r i tiolCB.
tti
1.00 the recently
4^ »ra. C. M. Berry .
1/ completed auction th* accounts for 1 M I w en eloead, by him end hi* atvxiate* who hav* incorporated aa th* Orlando Live Hold Annual Meeting 'I'nuhy. I H. Van Huy and H n ra ita t»lt* for B|iUk*tator« aint «r«
1.00 block, laid Mr. Pierson.
■ L. E. Bauman
Jstitei, tint.
however, 0 6 4 per cent of the Tai' stock Co. wikh $300,000 capital.
6.00
in it* mutual ststeinwiil of con lovuatukl m Mrangtf, grurn and w h itt.
Dr, L. O; Brown
The
ram will follow a cov- Roll wee collected leaving only
Among Isnde sold to tha group were 43,000 acres of lam in
Th* annuel Merchant* Associa
Mr
Herndon is n u r r iu d , ha«
* 6,00 •red
•upp*r, and Bemlnol* 0.8 per cent to be ibarged o ff due Osceola and Btevaid coital its formerly owned by Slat* Senator N. Ray tion dinner will be livid at the dition, II m ss (Cvealvil (list thu
Sanford Atlantic
totsl a ir e t i uf the Association at fo u r r h ll.ii en «mt hy p ro ftn ilo n it
Mrl. W. C. Buie,
..... 6.00 County farmara and th*lr wives to double M H iim m t*, ettorg and
Mayfair
Inn
on
Thursday,
Fob.
0
an a c c ru n ia iit
D tirlng the w a r h#
Carroll of Kissimmee) a 60,000-♦
flanford Auto r a i l! ------ . 6.00 are invited to attend. Dr. J . W. imolvenciea.
Jack Hall, president, announced the clone uf 1040 i r e 1 1, FW,| 00 07 served in the A rm y (J u trtd rin a iacre tract In Orange county be-1 now own* tn this atat#
Caatle JeW llari .......... .......... 6.00 Wilson
-----------la program
---- --------------chairmen,-------Mr*.
today. Election* of officers for with living# anil Inventiiieut sc i^rto'
m
——
1 im"un!:ri£ I., f l "14.7.Lint, trapper
sot
jBmokn ffou»e ' __ ---------- 6-0Q ,W— w Lloi,
committee
"W#-dn 70* Intend *0 irupori. *siv J
x m u fa p p irp w
twoen Tsyln.r
and ■For.*
r uwing-- -roar wilfr-yrirv-pv
IdsNfElffTSVjFtii MbaIi
gb.uu I chairmen, assisted by Mr. aim Mr*.
TAMPA, Jan. 81. — UP* — TH* Christmas bought (ram Heavy- csttle," he said. “Wa ere ready and a special program has h»*ri
B . 0 . Kilpatrick, J r .
6-00 George H, Btwel# and Mr. and Mr* Florida Citrus Exchanga said to
CALIFORNIA FHKFZK
TH B W BA TH FK
Wilson Co, and 86,000 act** In Os to buy florid* cattle In lot* of ■1 ranged by A. 0 . fltin*, program
1000 Robert I,. Hunter
Hip ANOELBH, Isn 41
"J*i
Gtwen'a Puel
chairman.
day it received 15.97 1/8 cent* i ceola county owned by Consoli
JACKSONVILLE, Jar. 31, —(.Pl
6.00
Carver'a Barber Shop
box for ail orangta Mid laM waak dated Navel fltorsa Co., Lnko from on* to 6,000 or mur* If the
A debate will be held on th* — Wcaiy v-ilrun growars, flghliu^
10.00
pric* is ra e io u b li."
then fifth major cold snap this Hlatlon
LOW BJDB
r “Printing
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ry c
City
to 8now Crap Markdtara, Ta*. *
proposed
terminal
project,
and
on
1.00
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 8
Tharp
............... .. .
That t* tha top prioa the Ug Placid, Pin.
He said th* new Florida firm th* proponed a t h l e t i c stadium. winter, fired mnudg* puts early Atlanta
Agenta for sols of th* Carroll
1.00
Boston
-ant low bid*
cMwentrating
haa paid the
lag firm
f
may
buy additional land and hence Mayor A n d r e w Carraway will today a# temperatures dipped be
1,00
for 66 mitea .
exchange *0 far this season. .They and Consolidated Properties ware hu could not d lnilgt th* amount ■peak In favor of th* terminal and low (reeling in «catt*r*d south Eturhank
1.00
Improvement* were
Chicago
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*-— - -*—T A. B. Richardson and J . D. Doug- Involved In ths three transactions Commissioner Randall Chase will ern California gray**.
have a contractI ■
flu te Bead ‘
Canoga Park in the naarby Galveston
.. 68.00
mi Won b o m for which tha ptfe# to
s, of th*
of Doug completed this week. Ha said the take the negative. Julian fltan10.00
mi a ....
•et at tha e«d of each weak aeeordand Ove
‘ byth# negotiations for purehas* nf th* strom wlNtospeek In favor of the flan Fernando valley hit 2d. How Naw Orlaans
York
i u to tha enrrent open market
<-Wilson
land have been underway for two stadium ana flam Martina will ever, Riverside ,in th* heart of New
The rattraet tpeeiflea a
present tha:arguments for th* op- th* citrus b*kt, we* aided bv Seattle
years.
. ' '
cloudln*** which kept tha mer- Jacksonville
Already, Moyte added, th* firm position. . !
aemsaey kofa* ta jp m lm a e ^ e is oM
tiif p
p tja^r lf^
i n g up
up
»*U will preside over th* cury at 89. Other marks war* 40 Miami
------or M
breaking
in'Burbank and 43 downtown Lo* Orlando
Tampa
Angri*'•
.
Hidaull Wins !(
„ W. A. Cagle, ACI. ,«c
Fivnrh Assnnlily
Suddenly At Honu* (;;^J ';r‘,h
ft.
ft00
[Mother Testifien
(.'ill Wan liisune
In Mercy Killing
Salt Lake City Cattlemen Buy
130,000 Acres Of Florida Land
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THE SANfORD HERALD.___________
PAGE TWO
num. To am ortlu the debt <rm a charge of raw towage lato tire
Ctt
period of thirty yewra, th# annual MM, or to apply toward tho> City’s
C o n g ra tu la tio n s
requirement for retirement of financing tha completion, of ju‘ re
l:slaMlab#* la saaa
Deals Htar - Banner
t r jla
principal would-amount to $83,- other pnaae of tha projoet.
r.bilahta riuilr *•«■*** aatat4ar
T he w nrld’n adventure™ have Ju s t about' d oped th e ir
Hanford, Florida tlon.
000.00 making an annual payment would not Jeopardise F
■■a a*adar
booku hh f a r aa d iscovery o f new land is con cern ed . T h e re* Elitor
til _*ijiaaoira Aveaaa__
Phase No. t
of $73,000.00 that would Hava to ing of other needed
Baterii
seroad"elasa matisr niiltH o f th e laat o f auch d iscoveries h av e b een m apped » n d ; t, inf„n] Herald
The flrat phase requires the be applied on the debt In addi menta.
Congratulations era In order for
Pelotier I t , lain, at tha Fast OMIe* ch a rted , com p letin g ou r su rfa ce know ledge o f Hie g lob e w c ' Hanford, Florida
ron.-tructlbn o f 10,000 lineal feet tion to amortising, the loan- *hd
Aa you see the eost of auch a the prucresslve city of Sanfor”
nl aanlnr*. rintMa, aaSer th* Act
of «n Interceptor sewer along the payment of interest, there would sewage dUpoaal plant la over a where the new municipal swimar Cnaavess of Ware* a. lilt.
Dear Sir:
in h ab it, nr so wn now believe.
i
* HO1.1.A.\ll I.. U«AN
After reading Ham Martina** Ink* front to collect the diarnarge also be an additional' annual million dollar*, th la could only mlng pool In Fort Mellon PaiQ
S
u
p
e
rficia
l
in
form
ation
o
f
som
e
reg
io
n
s
Is
g
rad
ually
(‘Altar
letter In ynur edition of January fiom the prevent ten out-fall operating coat of approalmatcly be met by a bond issue which It on tne shores of Lake Monroe, wax
m in im s dkasi
iteing supplem ented, however, by In fo rm a tio n g a th ered hy 25, IIF6U, t felt It necessary to line and convoy It to a single $20,000.00 for maintenance and would be impossible for us to sell dedicated Saturday with approHaslaeas Wsaaoer
proposed site of the operating the disposal plant, lift and If we could It would be a con priata exercise*.
sc ie n tis ts Of m any d iffe re n t natlnna. A Jo in t exped ition take thla means of presenting (o point at the nrnpoi
'
i f i m n i i ' i i i i .v R A Tci
stations, pumping stations, and tinuing lien on our properties for
•r t.’avrWr
.................. a . » sponsored hy G re a t B rl*n in , Sw eden and N orw ay h as Ju st the public some tarts and Informa treatment and disposal plant
Cllmaxlng, a quarter of a cen
Itsalb
I...........
1.00
he located west of Cloud Hranch
us and our grand children. There‘‘.‘hrea «lunlh»
................ a.lH> begun Kcologie.il. m clcto to g lcal, and g la cittlo g la tl In v estig a- tion about the condition of the mi the lake front; construclien of malntena.nce of the new sewer*. fur*, om only - approach to thin tury of publicity, promotion and
present baseball park ami the pos
civic entmin-iM-, tire- pool -atdeb
If the inure project was con
his Menihs
sun
flat I n . _______. .......
H on tlo n i. O b serv ers from South A fric a and A u s tra lia acco m sibility of a sewage dlspoxal plant by passes nt the point of discharge structed and the treatment and problem Is on a long range bail*. was first approved hy th* p*opl*
pany
th
ese
w
orkers.
Chilean
s
c
ie
n
tis
ts
occupy
p
o
in
ts
In
the
>
i(
each
of
the
ten
main
sewers
The
City
does
not
have
sufficient
". 'All'' i-hitaarr antlrea, rarA* at
for Hanford, with which Mr. Mar
In a bond election in 1026, wa*
disposal plant placed In opera
taaaks, tetalallnaa * mS -..itpr* -t
Ini,i the interceptor sewer no as tion, all storm water from the funds or enough anticipated rave- finally made possible by a dona
eatettalament tat t. * . rv .,, ..t Sou th S h e tla n d *, and a Fren ch exped ition Is en ro u te to tina apparently was not acquaint*
,g_Theie
tion ol glAhM1 tMVM Chk'ta IT C......
,ewa*e would rontinu* in be l,\
talslar taaOs, «U( i.* ,h n ,Ht.i
Addin Lend, nuuth o f A nsirulia.
nuisance tax tha; puny, and by the support »i n;«
at r.salav *«.:•,,«i , i nM . a t.«.
«fw<-a'd Into tire’ fake because of
T
h
e
sp
irit
o
f
adventure,
w
hich
w
as
one
o
f
th
e
Btm
njre«t
i
snd
provide
for
a
rniuirnurn
Itow
nt
n w t t n t B I t l Vatloaallr Br la
the prohibitive rost of separating could provide the necessary money Jayceea and Rotary club whU
«h' middle 2 0 « a* a Alurrn water Into the interceptor the sanitary sewer* ftom the snd one half or $36,000.00 of tha mad* it their No. 1 project.
laaA
Venagaetr SSeptesaatl*** m otives hack o f the early voyages o f d isco v ery , fo rm s p a rt temporary structure
9
and Is now
Sb Ch rtavv Vaeh. t hleago, nattalt,
o f tiic equipm ent o f the modern co u n te r-p a rt o f Colum bus. In dangerous rniidltlnn for use hy wllli the sanitary sewage; con- storm sewers, and the treatment estimated $70,000.00 cigarette tax
K»»ia Cite, aaA at. S,aaU.
Housed In a concrete block en.
.
i,urtIon
of
out-foll
line
Into
the
plant would pr°vlde for primary Income must he used to lower tho closure of light green, 60 fret will*
th e ijeralA Iv a i.i.mhtr at lb* He must, how ever, jhihscs a lio s c ie n tific know ledge, ca refu l the public. In fact. It Is so had
Asaaelaltit r»*»i which la eatltleil truiniiiR. ela b o ra te equipment and, m ost im p o rta n t o f all, that the piiMIr liability Insurance nivigutlon channel nf the take; treatment only, whlrh would still ad valorem tax, which only leaves and 128 feet long, th* pool In.
eerlaaltelr ta th* as* lar tepalillconstruction of sewage pumping prevent the use of the lake for $.16,000.00 we could use for thla
etudes two dressing rooms, m
eatlaa III all the Inral aewa print,,I the fortitude nnd strength of c h a r a c te r w hich en a b le him to was cancelled Isnt (Aill by I lie Inproject. This wouldn't pay the lockers and shower accommoda
sVranTe'f^mpnny* thai' wus'i'sr^y- '»tinn; and rehabilitation of cer- swimming and! bathing.
in this aewaoaa.r, as well as all
hear such hardships and d an gers a s th o se o f A n ta rc tic e x Ing It. This bus rasullml In a re- l,,in existing principal sewers, (a
AT s t a , dl«pnlrh,i.
Interest
on
such
a
debt.
The City already has a bonded
tions for men and women. Th*
1 think the major problem, and pool proper, made of poured con
ploration. Y et th ese hardships and d a n g er, f o r th e p arly cent statement hy an official nf l«r«« number of the principal se Indebtedness of $4,668,000.00 on
_ TUESDAY, JAN. 81, IPCO
one
which
we
can
do
something
ttle
New
York
Giants
that
it
will
having
been
repa
red
and
which It la now paying Interest
w ith present m eans o f travel, p ro tectio n and com m u n ication,
crete, is 100 feet long and .16
lm Imimssible to play any of the rehahllltated thru Federal nbl un- In amount of $67,000.00 annually, about it, la extension of tha pre feet wide.
TODAYS HIHER VEHitF.
rire c e rta in ly no g re a te r than w ere th o se o f p robin g th e wild ■rheduled exhibition games begin- dej W.
A. Frojects during I In and tha u nitary sewerage pro sent sewage system rather than
It should b* nnled that Ihn pm.
The great eat fool on earth l» ern ess o f N orth A m erica by a d v en tu re rs w ho lacked the ning March 16th or to open with - ! ’* ! . ................................
ject would pyramid the debt an disposal. Disposal la a constant ject, authorised as far bark a*
th# man who does a miserable deed aid o f modern science.
the Florida Rtate Iri-ague April
I be today s rost estimate for other million dollar* and Increase need hut is nut of our reach for 1PR6, languished until the Bw.
and than carries (ha memory with
n th , unless the stands can b. constructing Phase No. I of the the Interest to 1107,500.00. In th* present.
X«
tartans, Klwanlans, Jayrees, ‘I’TA't
"Ins to eternity. He sure your win
My thought la to extend our pra and other civic groupe got behind
so repaired that the insurance
as approximated hy the order to pay off thla debt the
Friends
In
H
igh
Places
will find yon out,—Nu. 82:2,1.
underwriters will re-lssue the It engineers, amount to $420,$83.50. City would have to pledge all srnt system as much as possible tha project and made building of
,
*----—------------revenues that it could raise for esc-h year and at th* same time the pool Ihelr number 1 project
ability Insurance. Otherwise, the
“ •■** No. 2
1 8 mathera made a good speech,
The second phase of the project many years, leaving it without Invest $30,000.00 or $40,000.00
T h e lo y alty In friendship o f D ean A ch eson , a s an in Giants would he he open to law
In Its preliminary Investigation
(t was sound ami aggressive. Hens
riiiisists of ronstrurtlnK a illspn any source of revenue to finance each year toward a disposal plant of swimming pools, n eommlttn*
tor Pepper appears to ha getting dividual, in seizin g the fir s t o pportun ity to r e a ffir m his suits If anyone were Injured by ill plant for trrntmenl of the ee- other needed improvements.
In
the
hopes
that
In
rWa
to
ten
of the Marlon County Wsr M*.
ready to run a scared race, ami a lt a r hum nt to A lger Hiss a f t e r th e H iss co n v ictio n fo r per the stand*
llecaune of previous commit vner before dlirhtirKinK into the .Hince the Federal Government years Stale or Federal funds modal Association visited Sun.
If he does, Floridians will see vole ju r y , m ust he adm ired. His jud gm ent In m a k in g th e HIhs
lake,
to
ho
Im
uted
west
of
Cloud
might
he
matched
with
ours
to
is
appropriating
more
fund*
each
ford and ohlalned.much useful in
ments, thr City Is nhliged to pro
getting technique at Itn effective
d eclaratio n in a press conferen ce in his c a p a city os S e c re ta ry vide a safe stand, therefore some It■11111-ii on the lake front; and a year toward eliminating th* men enable ua to build our aewage formation from the city uiniiHimi
best.— I.akclnnd Ledger.
ace
of
water
pollution
In
puhllr
i
'.
vmk
*'
lift
xtntinn
to
tie
eonplant.
Even
without
such
aid
we
and th* superintendent for t lm
o f .State is hound to he questioned.
thing must ho done now. The City
si meted at the point of out-fall of streams, It would therefore not would then be In a position to contractors who build the pool,
American economic ait) lo f or
F irm nud enduring loyalty to frie n d s w ho R ierlt it is Hiilldlng Inspector reports thai i)u. Interreptor line to pump tin- seem advisable to borrow such a finance the project ourselves.
which Is entirely above gnoR|i
liete- are so many weak points in
mot* in oilier In help
the National
one o f th e fin e s t a« u
ttrib
tens ...
o f uu..im«
hum nn cVhisa is
r avcw
te r . u
Ev
n.ew „ KrMnr|Ktnn,| It u Impusslhla ti. x.vage from the Intorcuptor to largo sum for one project now, and
In view of the foregoing facts because of the high water I hM»
;
: ,
, ,ml
r» iuuie
v ery
b. j o
.m
1
inIrirttmcnt
plant.
The
treat
later
find
some
assistance
through
It Is my contention that In* saw- near Lake Monroe. The ovem'l
tin , reminds UI nt the (notbsli wni,t„ to h ave frien d s rapahle o f u nsw erv in g lo y a lty th rou g h i
"h(iw much 0f the struetur*
plj|$er wlin trird to make two yauli foul w ea th er a s well us fa ir. Hut it nhould be seriously would have to lie repaired to raakc lorul plant i« designed for a popu- Federal aid. However, it would age problem la of such magnitude cost of the project wa* $42,000.
luliln
of
20,CH
KI
with
a
daily
sewseem advisable and sound financ that It can only be met on n long
Hanford Is to lie rnngrnliijtiie t
thropih center ||- didn't male it questioned how fa r the in flu en ce o f p erson al fi
II safe nod such repairs will he
expensive, Mr, E. J . Moughlon, age flow of 2 million gallons, nnd ing to appropriate a substantial 1 srige program but a new stadium on realising this needed pulilt"
A*,any good lintl all player know*, ough t to ho ca rrie d into the d ire ctio n o f th e a f f a i
and complete as much of the is m need which is within present utility. Ocala cannot lag behind
oUMsrehltML1 reeomnienda'"thatThe 'V.VvlSo sum
when you «<i ihtoiiiiu tenter, you nation. In .th a ficpttration o f th e • m m
roof of the stand lm removed ami
"™ T program aa possible each year rcnih (by granting the Florida our neighbor city. Our swimming
until one phase of the project Power and Light Company a pobl is assured but more moiiev u
«W| tty to make iwo yards, you co n sequ en tlal nHcs itmorig th a ntatexrrwn 4
lead- shored up irndcrm-ath with heavy fl" pvisnssry tr«i*tm.>'»*
try to make a hundred, you try lo era o f h ln tory, an im portant q u a lity bait,
" r. ^ " f r y
‘" ‘..o Is carried out, such aa extending thirty year franchise and using needed lo round out the youth
m_ rllty ti inberk the City has nn hand
„|,1,I ihVii a aroal siresw,th facilities fill the with- tho present sewerage system in the funds derived from that for center project to be limit in i ”ii
o f th e natlo.i ■fhl. .V
knock thr »ppoiing team rlrar out! to d iffe re n t la te cleiirly betw een tiic liitcren
to the areas where it Is most need the Stadium).
'
off of the structure and ellmlnitc .|rawa|.#.|la^tlon an,l
nectlon with the pool.
of thr stadium, and d you ar* rrsl mid th o se o f pcrsnnnl friendship o r o b lig a tio n , w ith th e will the danger of the roof collapsing. ;l'"lge a d
ed, and rehabilitating certain of
Sincerely yours,
ics for
thu
existing
sewers.
Also,
to
set
JOHN
KRIDER
good, you don't ttup ih*t*. you [ to put th e n ation In first place.
Following this plan, however. Hon of thi plant1 effluent t f r
blait a lint* right through llic con
It h as been mild from tim e to tim e th a t o f la te y ea rs woo....... .. he temporary and the ■'"••harglng It n o he out-fal aside a certain amount earh year
By 11)00, (hu Amcriratv
One of th# world's largest chair
«n|Dtyir|*c tr o ^ e idiannrl to build up a reserve sufficient to
th e re has com e to Is- loo much o f personal frien d sh ip , and added exposure to the ollment.
errt* at dir In r rrnl.
population will shrink to IH f i
would hasten the complete d#t- "
« wh AlUmurr from the shore either match funds that may bn lift* la the 8200-foot lift used by ccht of the total population, »'. •
th e settlem e n t o f personal o b lig atio n s, In th a selection of
»" l’r" v* « ‘ “ m''" nr" " ,rnm granted by some government agen iklcrs In Squaw Valley near Reno, Twentieth Century Fund predict
" I l l* HutsiAtia si* th* woitd'a gov ern m en t o ffic ia ls, iintl too little o f sound, d etach ed Ju d g rrioratlon of remaining parts. Th,
cy lownrd eliminating lh* dls- Nev.
need
for
a
new
Htndlutn
would
noi
1
'
'
H
mod (iihiaasl liail, swindler*, and m ent. T h e a ttitu d e of S e cre ta ry A cheson In th e H iss case, he eliminated.
The today's cost estimate for
cut-diiosls. Thri* is only on* way coupled w ith th e result ing uproar on C apitol H ill, Iioh not
SEWAGE DISPOSAL, I agree
m'ttng I'liase No. 2 of rho
to deal with gangsters, Huisiaii urn- tended to re fu te th is criticism .
It Is a very re.........
but I
approximated t.y the
formed or othriwiir, and (list is to
do not agree that we should spsml " " « '“
•
J *1
Below are UHted a number of questions on
nit of mu money on that to the
COS1 Mh t MASK N t.
treat ihrm Ilk* gAiigstPis". Who
T
h
irty
-C
e
n
t
C
olor
exelusion of other needed lm
AND I MASK NO. - ~
(ay* , 10? Why ihig«diei General
which we will probably have to vote this session.
pfoveruentr, \>e
VV*. irnnnot
ogre*- .............
I'Ua-oO.
provenienls,
iilinoi pi ogrest j
j
#p
t
Frank, , Hnwlry. wlio sprat four
hv a lining nil, "f am eggs in
( nnclualnn
Thaihiaz u f*xcif<-ii)<t| j|fn the tr-l*’vCntssa;IpdiiHtry ban one
TatMker nrlamh. 'Irew to 3 0 ,
* the rm,s ri.dlor, of the
yea illti'H etlin including die Mm V
died (iufljiitfthil t|izz
[ivsirt rituaed h y ’a ymtlilf New mm people .......... they wera aide' W
1
ade'ltofdbd, Iryinq Ip $ 'l along
RvftardtcMH nf my personal fwlingw , I hav e triad to fra m e th e se
dorno 1
‘
ftienterikvlu) suiapted.liiu frlarJt ft, Irlkh eat. of 1 hell-sewage pro J'1" " 1 , * sl«'P«n»toi*t on I hnse No
wilh|[\jif Kusslna* Hr lies .just if i i
^ erfi
eor|rqolfi|Orlando ha l , " f »'• project hefoie it con he
questionn o b je ctiv e ly . I do not w ant to put th e anaw era In ydur m outh..
w rillik 'o ifw ih o o k j calltd|"Wrlm
unT u
pl*if«4l ii) npi'iiUion, ..it will he
C cm ]&
The City il not IdlmJ to the need
lh " 1
Jl,v r r ,!
I hope you will uliidy them caretnU y and w ith ou t em o tio n , and g iv e me
(n « rn u liito (l9 v M 'W lH lw lM Hitltt ami <>mlH o f th e nort any
*■*,»
some id lus expenenrei while sii co n firm ed cxiMyipiuntur lliwi around tho houac, a o ip w h a v * ■f additional -ewage disposal, We" " 'J ' 1 ,‘ h»l
,u ,'r.n'
y ou r a n n w tr baaed upon w h at you NH gva la t o r th e beat In te r e s ts o f
Mmcrunn ifpie.rnUtlve on tha At th ir ty pfcnta ia a1 little low na iiri apprninnl o f thi> tru e rout Aiave .............I for repairs and «x- w,n
...................... th f'1 present sewage "•«" "/ ""Wers is inctudnl In the
Had Kotnma mist ura, inniposetl of o f liia trittlind. ,
IshassaM* of Urn
J1* 1**
, u
,
;
' *"
'* ' * ' I v '!..... lo Ihq $*Jji(H).nn PnhH, I
uur co u n try , our s ta te , nnd our, d i s t r i c t .,
American*, Ih ijiih , -i renih ami
IlESfuVov*' n i f .u l , ! and, Nfu
At any ru le, Dir g/triimt worked.’ ’Televlaldh' rriiHhrnrit lhlil,.j‘trt Fund hudueled for this C
’EHSAHY
PHASE
la
order
lo
rturrisn i*pi*»iolaliy** who were m arveled at 11, aiid then w ent h ark to th eir labnrntorleH to
provide nanltiyy sewerage fm’l
Mail thai* when, aoreplated to:
Id
l
supposed to Mill ilrrliu. He dimild piirau# tliniaonreh for a cointyw cviH ion Hynti*m whluh .will
lilies for the imndier of large re
ba in a position to know something win th e approval o f thy F e d e ra l C oiim iim kiitlnim ComiVilst*’ ♦»
’
*
*1
sidential ructions which are not
seweteil, of which the approximate
td wliat he is Inlking about
nion. No one in ready'fo'ffU tH ij y et,flh W it will all com e out.
eost would eiuoiial Jo ail inlditlonnl
A. H. HERLONG. JR.
U!V)i,t:
——
Hut one fliini* ra n ho depohdod o n : hy the tim e '.th ty $| io^
$125,(100. ..Tills wmild require exFrom CniiRie»,rnsri Syd llerlong
HOUSE O FFICE BUILDING
tending sewers into the following
up in th e reta il ato rea t h e , rlifffirf>ncte bqtwron a color te le
rnmei a qllritlriUnslt* lo lip pub
areas: . From ifllh Street nt rail
WASHINGTON, D. C.
vision net and a plain old Mack itud w hite one w|n h e,m o re
lislird in mu i-»pci «o dial lie iiiav
road south In 26lh Street between
th an th ir ty ronta.
,.v
l.neiist Avenue and llie East
hr inloiiiied oh Imw the people
system U prlhglffily: a'lDginMned boundary . of the City, which
B elie v e m e when I nay th a t I do e a rn e stly w ant y ou r re a ctio n s
StAmi on ,i VAlirty id Input I he
afterward:
system <>f s^Wgra which- carry would a*tva the 1 evidence’ In Sail
only wa) a H*pr*sentAtiv* iaii
This development In Jmto-Chiiie h.'ih »atillnr*f and ato m sewage, Lanin Second Section,’ Magnolia
on th e se q u estio n *. You will be helping me to m ore properly rep resen t
know whsl the people want him to
is part nl the f'onimiiriists’ enHr
Ttd» system U entirely gravity Heights, Rel-Alr, the Wynnwood
and
Kaofo
Park
RUbdlvisloni;
the
ilr
DEWITT
MACKENZIE
dement
of
Rurois,
Tibet,
Afghanifl"W
with
the
prinelpal
sewage
anii
namo
r»r«
D
unew
w
m
i
*■—
• dp is for ilirin to i*tl him There is
you If you le t me know how you th in k .
AI* Fnr*lgn Affair* Analyst
-tan and the bidian peninsula t o , ill-charging Into Lake Monroe near,area from 20lli Street south to
no trouble knowing what reilAin
which this eolufnn has been nnlnt- the shore line. There are ten print 26th Street between Oak Avenue
ptople want Iho.r who want some
in*. Il U a furihrr attempt to dpal sewers that discharge raw _md French Avenue, which would
NO
YES
thing for themselves make llieit which will runtrlhute moat lo- tighten the vl«* which Ku**ia |a sewage Into the lake at different serve the residence In Highland
4
Franklin
Terrace
and
withes known in no umerlain levins watds winning llie crucial war of trying to clamp on that vast araa locations along the taka front, Park.
1.
Do
you
favor
continuation
of
the
Marehaill
Plen?
( )
( )
Beck'* Subdivision*: the area*
But what the vast mapnity oi llie tlie lama In anulhpaat Alla will he —thu* far with a great degree the largpat linn discharging at from 18th Street south to 24th
the hand shell in front of tha
of *uct**»,
people want, thnsr who m«rely food.
2. Do you favor continuation of Selective Service? ' ( ) '
( )
Th* whnl* I’rltlrat Asiatic altna* renter of the City. The prnaant Street between French Avenue
In
Hie
language
of
the
Oriental
and the West boundary of the
Want to he Id alone, In live in
lhai means rice, which In him la lion will como nniler consideration system covers the entire buslnaaa City, which would serve the re
peace end happiness, arid lo **111 the ataff of life. Tjio belligerent by the mecllng nf IF. H. Joint and commercial diatrlcta and a
8. Do you favor Compulsory Health Insurance?
( )
( )
sidence In Pliiehurst, Boyd a and
* decent living, and who are not who controls the rlcg-fialda la like* chief* of ataff and field command- large portion of th* residential Bonaventure
Hubdlvlalona;
and
area*.
There
are,
however,
a
num
rri
who
are
due
to
arrive
la
Tokyo
•xprtlini anybody to five them ly to he the ullimaU victor, add
•odajr.
The field commander* ber of the exlstlqg aawara In vary, approximately 76% of tha colored
4. Do you favor Federal Aid to Education?
( )
( )>
(or two very good reasons:
a lia l n Goldsboro a a c 11 o n.
anything, is not always so easy
One: No msn ran fight on *n hkv* long b#en concerned with Ure bad condition and In Immediate Thar*
are
also
large
area*
need
of
repairs
and
rehabilitation^
to determine. Ilsm.e, this question empty almnachi Two! tha under riling R*d tide In Ada.
8, Do you favor continuing Rent Control?
There are also a number o f south of 86th J* * J ®* j* *n"
( )
< )
Word from Tokyo la that Gmnaire, We hope that some will (ill privileged mUllum of tha orient
oral Mar Arthur and hit aide* large residential section* which eluding Dr*am wold, Woodruffs,
do
much
nf
their
thinking
with
H out aqd send it in who have no
Palm Terrae# and Oak Hill Sub
•heli hungry
liiingiy hrlllea
brill** _ and who probably will tell Ihn Joint chief* are not sewered *o an exlepalon division*, in which there are a
theli
6. Do you favor a bonus for World War 11 veteran*
ikHiili axel lo grind, who are in- wouldn't 7
o f'Ita ly ; that the American mill* of the system Into these areaa i«
needed. •
,
<
i number of residence and huslness
at thla time?
tm iled mainly in the public wel
( )
( )
•«ry
poatUun
In
th*
Ear
E
**t
’I tuts It's no sin prise to see the
places, and developing rapid y
Proposed Improvements
fare ami nut in personal gain.
\
i ' y *.
storm signals In Moscow veer Nhotdd be strengthened. Among
wt|h
new
construction,
that
should
In nnler to undertake to correct
armiml toward Imlo-china. Tha) othM^ tifing* the field nfflcara are
7. Do you favor a ralaa in poital rates to help de
' Man’s Inhumanity To Msn is not only I* one of tha great rice • W fW 'i to maintain that air thla Inadequate anil unsanitary b»„aewer*d.
method of aanltnry sewage dla- • These
neceaaary
^tensions
fray the half-bilNtm dollar deficit in the Poat
nnWvV
II
the
key
to
America'*
de
ghwheie belter exemplified than in producing countries but It la a
pusal ho as to eliminate the health would Increaae the cost of.an overfensive position.
Office
Department?
strategic
key
to
Burma
and
nthar
( )
< )
busintinnen’* atlilude Inward each
TK# struggle for the Ortttit I* nasard which l» preacntail by thg
of thla staple food. More rapidly gattjng Into full awing. accumulation of raw aewage along
oih*l. At a lima when the business growers
over, It Ilea up against China
8. Do you favor reduction and or elimination of war
community as a whole 1* beset hy proper, which already has hean Th* aid* which mntrnli tha Asiatic the ahor* of the lake and the de finance the construAtlon w et with
producing araa* will hold a plorable condition of a certain borrowed funda, • l h . . W w sal
. horde* of enemies from without, virtually overrun by th* Chinas* food
time egclie taxes? (Taxes on telearama, transpor
alone
would
amount
to
|40,000.60
number
of
tha
existing
sowar*,
tremendous
a*i«tI
Lie, I*.$
with the Cuuimuniit* threaten- Communist forces,
the City borrowed fund* In amount annually at a rate of 4% T « t antation, coumetica, baby oil, leather luggage,
ho IndoChlna looks like
of $21,530.00 from Federal Wotks
iaa to lake over the stntei by bru
Agency, in 1948 lu pay tha en
tal fori*, when the Suiiallsts ate
jewelry, fore, theater admissions, etc.)
gineering cost nf survey, design,
poisoning the minds of all thsy
plans and specification* and .coat*
c m reach with the alleged evils
estimate for contraction a **W9. Do you favor a revision and moderate Increaae in
v
s
t
m
g
f
age treatment and disposal pi
of th* profit motive, when labor
lay tended at Ham
inhCTitance taxes?
( )
and rehabilitation of „ gart
leadert , a re recklessly forcing Avan
^r • i direct flight fr
t/ooka new * ll*dlo, Healer
principal sawers. Thaae fu
in* oldest and mntt successful co t'
t the Aleutians,, .
Deluxe Equipment
were borrowed without any
10. Do you favor a revision and moderate increase in1' 1
potations to the brink of bank
finite plan for financing
Corporation taxes?
( )
X
I
B
M
0
0
aforesaid Improvement* bpt" v
ruptcy by unconscionable demands^
the
Interior
of
-fla
d
W
f/
**
whan the government is taxing
way* and rp**na of financing,
11, Do you favor itatehood for Alesha?
dram,to death and spending most
project at u tn taitlltam the fuh
’^'T- : ."'1 Vjr*
*
*;r'4, ^v*'' *'
’■2^*’
•I. its lima thinking up new ways China near the Chinese
Congress had appropriated <
tain
fundi
foe
advancement
18.
Do
you
favor
statehood
for
Hiwatt?
. lax, at a time when all thla is twoen Ho's troops and
BRIDGE RUBBED
aid ■In
mil mu ij'nmi'o |
, in "iw
*# flnaiK
RRO REACH. Jag. St. - i ,7T) municipalities
limtanlng th# vary aaistanca of blned French and Natlo
css of former Emperor 1
wo (pan* of tne W*hM»i lh«» pretumUnivi of plAilfe W .
L' burinass community, and avaty
The Emperor la hsag
needed I'ort-war project*, ,to b*
The Sanford Herald
Probing The Cold Lands
. -...
Sanford Forum
ivfinnbdo
& s s ? 6 irta w * £
1948
Oldsmoblle
Station Wagon
g aily: I M cobpeietion against Me
aamaiae, no s e t denounce* the
Rgahieeiman quite so critically as
W H S ! I 'W
repaid If and when .the cqaatrucroybd hy fire of undetermined . .. of th* -projects art >•*•**
(n'early.today. Traffic is hf- f aV'civ* * * ? “
.no City employed th# fcginoreroowa over the Varo Reach
(ring firm of flmtth * QlUoapU
of Jarkionvllle to make Urn W *
k«“..J g. vtuMi the nlan-'v
raasman. li U. o(< wtuw,
businessman agaiaet the
projer', wtpeh oonetata1i s
194 9
Ford Custom 2 Door
Sedan
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M ae?
$ i« t< »
n r r » •:
Ford Cuitom
4 Door Sedan
two
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OCCUPATION
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TUESDAY JAN. 81, 1950
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
1
Social And Personal Activities
tarlin Palmer Hay—Society Editor
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O JCtal La le n d cr
TORSOAT
I i v m i n ' i revival u r v i c i i
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(h. rii i R«
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H> IKMI T H O M A S
Telephone 148
A rm o ry A n d M a y fa ir
Scen e O f D ances
Personals
Highlighting the annual March
Or Vincent Hubert..
his moUwS.-MlK M. C. Roberts I,* -.
will of
ilrW* w,i" * ,hT f ”
i ‘lam-*— bfbl ini* evening " t the moved their resident* li..o. i . ,
‘
‘nn ■'*‘1 the
Armory. West
Sixteenth
Street
to
MV
llo lly w ood
the
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. HI — oP>
— Would you It'ii vc a 03,000-aweek job * Vhh Heflin did. And
lie ha.- no regret*
“I figure tin. xxuy.'' he said,
"after five year* ,.f college anil
811 years in the |*is*iric*s, 1 ought
In he cu|inh1f enough In make my
own decisions. At mix rate, I
W,U,M *’n’, ,r " ,v mistiikes to lie
mv >'wn. ...... not Dime made by
,,,\I
..
.
11 * l"1|*J,,K "Uh Mt.M was
friendly, as all contractual anilmgs I........ ..
"cd hi be 111 MollyWood. Rut lie made no - e n e l o f'
* ^ '
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the m e of both being donated for municipal airport aiea.
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WEDNESDAY
the evening by the hotel manl a y m e n ’s revival set vices
wlil SKcm-tit ami the local Nation.il
Mrs. W. K. Vihltn and dm.gli- *<»: discontent will. In- postwar
be held at the First Haplist Chinch tiuurd unit. Hy-ginning at O UO
at 7 :30 P. M.
o'elnch Koil Allen and Ills orches- t e r Dunne have ret nine. I iinui r,1*l‘’'
f Vihos in 'Three
" T h e t»le
The Sanford Wumati'a Club will l i 1* t’layed for danvimr In the th e Fernald Laughton Memorial
" to ' th e l7 ‘home oil" Fiut
.... .. " ..........
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hold its general business luncheon ^ “ v fair baHruom and the m u s t s Hospital
...........................................
enmiarv one: |) Atliigimn has to
at 18:80 o’clock. F o r reservations.
‘ he Whoot Owls was featured Twenty-first Street.
In* the stm " lie leniuiked "111
members a .v asked to cull Mrs. ,or "Muar* ,' “ " l i n K
»■* A r,n 'Madame Rnviiry,' I wn* one of
Ben Wade, telephone M fi- J .
ory'
Friends will be glad to learn V'*'
l" v" *
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Among those seen dntiring at
.
TH URSDAY
hotli of the dances were Mr. and thmt Aiutttv Cnrriiwnv Ih iiniMov-’
H'd the nkl.ihom.. ........ s.-ti.r
ffhe T . K. 1 . Class o f the
First Mrs. Hal (Iruber, Mr. runt Mrs. Ing afte r having been III foe
HDnl»'» f**i y\vI jW n z t Church will meet
with Ailliut
Mulioiau, Mr. and Mrs. iibuut two months nt her homi* )*
kviir nim whtij h*
from tn«
Lillian
Vickery
at Him Fred Ligety, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy In Flom l
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movie*
(i
Mime
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W » l t Third S tre e t at 7 :3 0 P. M. Lit win, Mr. and Mrs. Voile Wil
Seminole Clmpter No. 3, O. K. S. liams. J r . , Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Mr. ami Mis. William White ,e"l
.................... . ,,f
Will hold rally night Legiuiiing Urumley, J r . , Mr. and Mrs. E. turned to K iiioiv Cn iv ,, itv „n f " " " ' n ' T . '! 'i"',' 1 ZT
With a— —
supper at 0:8(1 o'clock. The Evans, Mr. nnd
Mrs. _____
Ernie _
Spt
Sunday a f t e r 11
„ sliurl
shmt visit
v,s,t ism.
wilt, i',*f
wl,1
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II knt'«
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r.t hl'lkll
I* M. vak. Mr. ami Mrs. A. Marcenelle, Me
meeting ..Til
will begin nt
hiOt) P.
and Mrs. J . St. Cluu White
l'l'1
Herman E. Morris, principal of .Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. I.nrinnnn, and Ml. and Mis 1 It Kollev
J"!'.1 • " '"J ''1"' ' "
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Seminole High School, will tw in
charge of the program. All members and vislllug tnombera me
Invited to attend. Obligation *er-
M l. IV * « I ill H t l t a r l I lu ll
Ju s, » ll
lit .
IT Mi
(Llliniii
I r n l ii K tlnlljr tvuiu
>inni tn IB I1. M.
RMIIRHASRURH
f**r I ' a r l l M
I. Moss. Pearl
K s - '- n i i a r i S A
1.U.NI1IK0N
.MINN Kit
HlRiia fruiu <l-IMl ii IdiI N »»h*
m lllf il
Mi*
il u t
it
it* ii I i i i i i \
1v
w in
u m l lli(i««|M rla
F’ernlto,
Husaie
flinlth
AshetL
S is'; K
Mr. mid Mi*
- £
Martha upending
Smith,
Retii' Jo Rniirknfna.
X l!n f „ n U ^ -V H
^mitn, netty
a
few
day*
*....... ........
Stuart
I*.
'l| 'e \ u ‘
£ v "r; ¥
in
^
Atmini1 ortes wen
....... .....
....
him
dm*„imi‘ .’ l with
m.
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«o nlbe.
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Jchnsun, EveWn Weakes
J,.,,,, Tliursdny to -pend -everal weeks
However, -lied u.. tears for Mr.
Cruse, Nellie Joiuia, and' Dhpl.iie '**H h Mra. Hiuwiii
Heftill s loss of Due., gees eveiy
Connelly.
— -------------------------pay day. Ills sainty ns a lieslease.
Alsu Klchnid Rol.bmim, Arllmr
K' " |l' ri,,l'A " ' Kt'1 '"•Ul**'1
Rolomorv Edward II. Hard ■H a r t , m**cium and elie. se with hull........
Lower, (.'gorge Kick, Leo Rullier, ,
and -weet-sour
i n t o Kchmehl, Denver Johnson bl* ' U ' T o ‘' , h ''
" ff w ,,l‘
Mike Rotondo, Claude ... .......... | ........ . ‘ ■">f '*'"1 <•'»
''*H"«*
M tlvi11 Walttmi,. Horace ijie e n '
A( Rile
Rrown,
I„ U. Holley.
Ralnh Rirdsong, M. C, (iipd.-'r,
[• W' Aritmld, J r . , Mulrolm M»
Neill ami Nick Shllikoff,
S m itliH ,
II t l ' l ' t HIKTIHIAY
I eihiv Hodges
mit i h
AN.Not IN. kMK.N I
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,AflIH
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o f laiting |oy
for yoyr favor),t
VoUnhn*.
M ay » • muka it
^
for you?
Raymond Studio
Florida Hlalo Hank Huilding
Sanford
TalaphotuKTiW-l
-DAVIS ■“stQOnEN
O R I A N O O H D.
n . A . U t AT
I LA N D IN G A R R O W
i . l i l t i til V I ’ H K
J E N N IF E R
JU N K S
I In I ) |% I lull MVIM
I III III i I 111!111(1*1'
N \.\\ S
K I D D I E S U N D E R 12a . i j | y m u . i U ’
M'CRORYS
5-10-25'
D K H K SK K
I. n il i e s ' U it > ii ii
l ’ re|te II it I f
S li p s
980
j.»M
Nurimie IM" Printed
Silk Sipittres
bund si'iT't'iied 1’ritit
I o *v
I lend S i'u ris
Inige Ninon (Jm ine
* «H"
in
E x tra
su.nli
I ,<m
490
i a tl i
I
BitiiRu,
N ylon
ir.
H one.
ll U.i Oil
Non I mi
Halt' slip*.
11
I .m e t rim Imi
loin, nil e l a s t i c
It u i
IMI
I a ttic s
AA l u t e
590
An
N Vbill ^ l l p s
*| 11R
U U1,H|,H
Ladles’ i i.tlun Slips
wilh ’J " eyelet trim
top
willi
ritdnin
t i l i l d l ell s
f u H o t l in g .
oi W m il- S i z e s ,. In
I'ntlmi Mull Slip
Willi
I ' . . " eye lei
embroidery indium
with ribbon lugoi
t itiK
11 ieot
D en ier
Irreg
Ir H l ie d , P i III
I III I r
390 p i .
I llllllt en's t I lld .lr
i lepe IroAxns
pr.
Itu ynil
590
|.00
Sh o rts
• D lls' M innie .Alotise
A n klets in P in k, llloe,
Muire und W h ile
790
l.udles’ 51 gauge, 15
I l e i i l e r Nylon Hose,
tirst (iiialfty.
t I ilb llfit's
i ioxx mi
980
H ir in ' S u n t III Ul*il H oli
er
1 xxo I ui
It i y on I ’un i
{.mil.- Sony unit Head Scurf- nph 1 b.iulu mup.
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Ladies'
i pr. tor
| llil
ID*.." Hand
kerchief with initials
in pastel colors.
Toddlers' Sanforized
woven atripe crepe
Jimmie Jumper and
Jacket Seta.
|.59
Infants’
>
390 p i .
“ bu s in S p r i n g S h a d e s
Special
k
i iron
[.utiles’ Hmivenir Pure Hilk Mind Scarfs with map of
Florida.
|JIM
f>
n .
n'l
| .fill
490
■mi" x : i : r I ’urt* sd k
I. I e
ii
lei e i ii li n U 'l e i i 11 im
490 |M.
!» X til)
590
I i l
I iiiyy n ..
l.u d it**' I AA11 I lit J lilt
T rii'ol I'util.y
At Dll lu r e 11 im nil
l i m i t l e j's
liitA 'iu
I .utiles' Huyoii Print
HlU.* ( ill Segrln.
1 ,Utiles'
( i‘e|ic
.Von
I. u tl i e s'
Uinitll Hhitls
S T O R E
L A D I E S A N D ( H I L D U E N S L IN D E l i IE
250
m
\ M i l M \ I l It \i I h i s s
1 Vl£ I I II l\
’ t*l *li I
I* \ l f \ M i l l \ I
I,tidies' I'litstic Hill
t*« h M fv M « M y w
on
.lO S K IM I i t t l 11in .
I'.x tu t hii/e
I ’nnl te
w o n ’t m oot «N • mmmmI
to w n l Smart two-placar.
s
RI. ii i ri.yc
H W K A T IC IW
w Im
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"D U EL IN T H E SUN"
T I..... thy1 Don..hue
TODAY - WEDNESDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
i » - ) ef.ee
138
n it
Hliyuti i're|ie m new
«|inti|i .-Jimlen, ni/.en
Il'JI I
■Lm llt's P rin ted IU yon C rejie UlminI'tlc fl w ith Jo h n n y
I'olInrH
or
J e w tl
N tck lln ea.
I tv*.
(, art:i
Manager
I t ' a t i l s M i r . . . . e . « . . i •r
......a .
»4* tluil Rtiv*1 mnrnt jmi
_____ _ run Id t)i* ri'thiml
* 1. ,1,,
, Th,''
........... ' ‘Hied in
. u .......................
...
.
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than nil peicem OI 1 ..
m111 iillu111 level |
support I, at the nimi
Mil i n v i i l i l i i M I I
. Sarity
. . . T is
«* ...........
I. sni ,t
slmnlmd f o r 1
P
........... . 1.,.. farm
»..r............
uieaauring
p in e s . dis.iem*d
gijaally full to p i. du.'ei s '
uml consumers.
Renat01
Andei*,.n
, i,
VI ■ '
Rrnnnnn's iireilecess.n n« s .v
lury of Agrlciiltiiie, sm.l i U n c i . <
iMMIIt'S til l \ 18 l'l P. \l.
lint til.’ depnitmeni win t, I l n u r
Du* the slluiitnti
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■ ■ ■— —
Anderson *nnl i ‘,oigie*- ought t o i j .w
.v w k d n k s d a y
to di. utle of t yy.. thing. i.ulh"ii/.*
the department i,. .o n iio l pomio
pioilucllnii. oi simply diop Die im
Into price siipp.nl pii'giam
Tim National I'oiat.. i i . u n .i l
wiled a Jiiolest iipuin t iloiopnie
Die surplus tul.. .
Ji .anl , m i y
mg out such a piogium
,|, ,i| o.
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lc"l'mdire IP, . n i n e
l"'i‘'e contlol -y-tem m Do polili,
tu r n
' V
MVINGl
f)
tie
. ...............
■veto.
ItriH Y u im 's
c v t p y -D A y
Aliases mid Ladies
Ho.........
Jia N rO K h
n t"'
A pruhs
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/Z Z iZ a
(
.Mlhnen’ un.l l . u d i e s '
N a lull i V i s t e t l o l m s.
ntinrl aleeA es.
spoiisoied „ fisI, fry and picul4* lilt
1-rldn.v in Fort Mellon Park in
•'"nor of A. I'. Starke, wJio ha
il..... ............. to Duke Hi spit a I m
Durham, N, [I. «lnre Inst Orltil O'I
Tile fish which were enjoyed wen*
caught l.y .Mi. Smith un.l Randolph
Decker ,,f Elmira, N. V. who 1*
spending the wilder here.
Songs were sung during the
evening and a boat trip was plan
ned for Feb. 8. ii enervations may
be made fry telephoning 437-AV
nutII Wednesday.
Townsend Club and Tourist
■Tull memiieis weie Invited to lie
xvilli Hie Rtmkes nnd others at
lending weie Air. uml Mrs. J. R.
Unit of Rodus, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs.
II. L. Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Caor
ge D Kuni, Mr. and Mr-. Ernest
Watkins of Imlinnu, Mr. uml Mrs.
C. W. Iinvis, Mr. nnd Mrs. William
McCarthy, Air. nnd Mrs, Charles
Hliepley, Mr. anil Mrs. Dell Ruggeveen, Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Bennelder, Mr. nml Mrs. J . A..i.ogan,
Mr. nnd Mbs. 'Sailin'Hprtldlng, Mrs.
Viola Campbell, S. J. DeHlght,
Hodus, W. A. Yoemana. Bmlua,
Frank Takach, Mrs, Matilda Bchuwer, Mr«. II. C. Moure, Mrs. Nallla
Cummings, Illinois, E. N. Button,
Mrs, Margaret Edwards
Otto
Rammer, Miss Amy A. Wright,
Philadelphia, Pa.. Mrs. Randolph
Decker, Elmira. N. Y. Mrs. II. J.
Lehman. Hem go Caldwell ami
Jam ei Stewart with the boats and
hoateisaa.
“ asl
Moyle said the I l.nidii operation Meek- „f I t. k "i.v ill. win. handled
would he only for the purpose ,.f
rniAinK rnttl#* fi»r rnnrkf’L
....
.
,
A d W tn r of th. Florida firm .. < "inpni'N
, l'‘'
t» I h IiimiIo svitli MoVI*
Wi.n III m. nint
nip
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D onohu es
AD*.
Psar
WOAIEN ir\ J I'R IK .S
T A l.i.A II ARKKE. .Inn 3 1 — bPl
-Flurldii law still doesn't allow
women to sit >,n .o r u n tr s' i u i lo .
Attorney t i e .....at Rndund Eivin
lilted today
I lie llDl* women jurors' la v ju ries, he n.lxised i 'oio.ti.blo R ,|
a |ipiles only to gian.l and petit At Raunders ot Rt I'e tristm ig
Mr ami Mrs W. E. Rmilh Mini
and
Stun.
Although menihri, of the new Ml„ ,, ,
lV1„
corporal oil include men active in
, j, ,, .. ,, |Uu.-li
the Utah meat packing ind.ist.y.
.................., , . . L
i. I.I .1 plans In ship papel
V"
H onor A. C. S ta rk e
Air.
tCaailakSg
P**V‘M
ti) li.Hgt line- I piu|„.| -I I Vice
is
establish. .1
.1
IV ’’ K
f ''‘^Aek.'iiunn
eJi'n m il
Is estuhli-lu
l\
of the National
l.vpsuili
C or..ifH,.f
.....
t.ytisiiin
i
n
.
,„ i„ v V
. . .1 . 1
n a med
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, ,,
, "'"•‘I
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b. .Id. ..I
In shipping hud.ling
U <
to
uo .ling maleiin
uialennls
<•
Central
Florida
** Jt
Ik R. 1 tot,hill " f the Atwaeonl
rmnsjiurtatl. il Co., Jaeksoneillc,
t d .l of plan- l,, establish bulge
service lien h) Mur. I.
A preliminary report on the
hearing should he available l.y
May I, -aid Mi Higgins, ami 11
final iepi.it t,y August m Replenihei
A iiiiiii | iln.se .|uestlunli]g
wit nesses n n . Dan |j Ryvmtr.
le p tes .iilm g
Die
Jlok -o iiv llle
AAalehouse
W. and Mr- II || Henley nn
. ’’ Hut that ..... ... 'name' of Ks- ........ ..
loilav tlie till Di of twins,
'•'t'rme ....................... out,I Dll the
AiiOi, i, 1. 11Dm11 mnl l.onnie Page,
house, even t .. Die l.uh.oiies, for
on Inn 80 at i p ,. Ki'Minld l.augh
a week 01 mol.
Men......ill liospilnl
Mrs Hen
, “T he |mt»e, ,,f the movies WB»
lei will he 1. meiilheied as Alls*
,,riv**"
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1‘lillioteljlldll F tm ne- Al i.honey . daughter or All*,
. V,’ IHl“ "
“*
nlilted I loti ami AD- Aluliew II Mahoney of
^ " rv
,’,,l
Do- illy
d“ Tm I
,nU'
,<hl " ,l untilv
,hr
,
SKh M M M .irU I
«pi*n \hv
|i»',i|tli* in two
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8 1, . tW
. MI M
days a* bad *een me in two veals
' li.jianr~e piogjuiii alnl lea
of Ihe play’s ion \*i,t In* eo.ild cel wl . It wa* .eheduli'd f.o F.'b ‘l
b«* !•#** i |«t*‘l |»«iin*i| until I rli 10
an A.'H.lemy Award* , l.o
doing
It.
.
.
ll n «! **t . to I' W l ilt- jijuj ' i inn, ii ikilt*i
H f"'
h
nm, Mu 'liH'.imu u| Mrv |» |( Hr*.v**u
H |dr m e - d o r ,n HlM> 11um«*I III ' h«»*
a ll!
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n
w ill
t h k i ' l l 11111 1ojhf Mi* )ii('N«*ikhi
f t fill |4’*- f Itil 11 l»» IJ»V« h||||*» V.
Wll^u’t '* Vi IllH('*<1 Willi nt f i*l H, M«
ii*, tin* miviiiv i!'*1’' j;*I.Mmi I HroiulV^tlV
' In1 -l»NI
if Ik 1111- Iin •i a ill itiimiiut In Hinmul f
t, nn I ilir ‘ hIhiv IttM
i aril.
uhil Nut** ui* |i(«’n
ti*m.l .i.mh.i
•
aiilititl I*' irvt H
cut been use I » i "
l\ t t hI i-i *|
i,i*l|/i'll
I
iliibl't
iIHUVll*
in ivie Hum,*
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IIII 111*
umhtv
have the ............ ..
- ......... ■nnaht*
t o l a .....nn* a »"l'H*i-h»
1
lelt I had ...................... . . .
a- an
111-till In I rifit h Ir HIV » M
S t . S b \l,iri„n
t t t ' i S r f i r a S : hei
, * » guest-,
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lie. -..u- nnd'*",
daughlel- 8.lolinny
.
Martini
lit m g ’w o o d l l u t r i
latka
■lost pi) 1
tV o C -b n , " h 'de.a l*
•neat JM.-I.et .it Mil. Luke City
who Mi*."iripBuieil Movie to Fior|,hi |,,.t . . . . t
C a l t l r l . m i l l> c ;il
St. John, in 18 feet lad ween SanHiiatia.ra e t . M P sa. “ as l
fold and I'uli.thu
avml.il,le for 'hipmcnt north from
He pointed out that the (’hamthe Saiifoid poll would ..mount to her of Commerce i< deeply Intelnioii than tl.i.iMHI Ions mmuullv. Mted .............. i.-pott mtes to
...........
northern and eastern ma.kels and
l handier of Cnninieree Manager cited the iid.antage of water
Fdwind Higgins outlined the do- trimspoilalion, conceded to he lowvelopnient of the St I"Inis Rivet er In rates than i .ill m tt ticks. He
and pointed nut lliiit Smiford had predicted iiiiirli development of
enjoyed wutei transportation fm industry in Sanford ami Central
fm yeni- print to 1U48 when the Florida tf u-n*ei transpotlaii.,,. is
coa-luisr steamer* '«ef-c
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l , “ l " ‘ " Z F " * " l otlei i.i... . t.tuin,
trie
___He ieveale.1 that the Hudson Pulp and Pape. Co . Pa-
Mr. and Mrs. Stunley Hchlff.
f on.ell and Helen lin e.- c.mld fill
Mr. und Mrs. Roy F. Symes, J r ,
Ihivid II. tr'Cnooell and hei
f " ‘ Hie Itt'l tin.*.* days in
Mr. ami Mrs, l.ester (Ireenwnld, dnughler, Mis* Shellu uc.iiinell
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Mr. ami Mrs. J . W. lilelclie-, huve retoined to llelinont, Ma>s *tff nftei tluil
Vices will he held during tile teg
Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Ettm yer. a f t e r spending the pn-t lei, days
u W meeting at H:lM) P. M.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry A. Slmpiio, with Mrs M. C. Hoi,, its mid Di
, v
1 Mr, ami Mm. P, Hoffmann, Mr, VIncenI Roberts.
*
* and Mis. It. It. Kune, . Mr. and
Miss ItarlinlH tlrooks of l ake
The American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Phil Ja rv e y , Mr. uml Mis.
will int-el at the Legion Hut at Hon Wuldner am) Mr. and Mi*. Wntes bus returned to in 1 home
'aiu Homer.
Hfter sjiemilng the pa-t weekend
T:S 0 P.M.
Also Mr. and Mm. J a m e s S' with Ml. anil Mrs .1 II I'mloek
MONDAY
Williams, j , . . Mr. and Mrs. E m l i . Mr. mid Mrs. ' Trulu. k
have
lift •thuii
1.<iiuin Th.mi|i«i>fi
—
1
nnd Tliomiis Cole of Ittnmu. R ('
Union of the F irs , lh.pl 1.1 Clmrch
^
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Sam
Thurmond
and
tiem g.
Nrn " w i t h " Ml's. Ju.i,| PI,“ lips ID
Bn7 M r ^ l t ^ B . T . d - Cliajimmi
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plan
lo leave on We.lties
AT ' ! e k“s o L ' 47!1' I^T
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. E. Cnrpen- 'tav fo, the University ,,t Fl.......
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ter. Mr. ami Mrs. Thompson. Mr.
tiuine-vllle nfle, sp.oolmg a
m . t l o A v*nu«.
and Mrs. R. !.. Moran, Mr. and f' ‘w *,n v» with Hieir pm cuts m
T h * Run Ream Rand of the Mr* Charles llrolowor, Mr. mnl Sanford They m e t t u o - f e u in g
Woman's Missbuiaiy Union for Airs. .Morris Hrol'uwer* Mr. and Vtntn Murray S tate T r u t h . . ’* Col
children age six to nine years, Virgil f . (iracey, Mr,' nnd Mrs.
University "t l lnmlii
will meet at 8.30 P.M. ut the Fits l \i, ll. Mieklin, Mr, nod
Mr.'
Mrs CI
iiiii Tlivlni
All* Ite-Sie
Baptist Church.
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lllllf Mr,11fyc Jo
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on Friday at 7 30 P.M. in the M|i|
’ K* . ,
i p ' ’ ford wit I. Mr- lludges o - l o i , Mrs
Kreinliring,
.Mrs. . .
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Poplin Mid-nff tiut.d-
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TUESDAY JAN. 31, 195Q
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
PAGE FOUR
Gomez Awarded
Purse But M oran
Is Fined $10
N A V Y 'S N E W
COACH
B y A la n M o v e r
•
VrOUlO TAtfg
WHO
SW /rCH BD
BROW ABB/STAM T
coach o f rue n a r y
H/HgPB 7V HCAP COACH
A T THF HAVAL
acadcm y/
fPAH Ktg A l g g p r rue r o p r r HtNtam f ’ MAOiC/AN.MAZ
0 t OH HAND T b H fiP r o o m
w /rn Mm b p p /t o p r a c t /c *
CH O M B A rA H H A P O U t
0/»>l».lW if f i ., hi,„H |f aA,„;
Ben White Raceway Near Sanford
Boastfl Future Top Harness Racers
lly F. T. MAt FF.KI.Y
Al* Newsfeaturea
Dili.ANDO, Fla Kiadergar ten
la In session foi harness hor*es
at the lien While llacnway here.
Many promising Juveniles, In
cluding Hie highest piiced yearling
In history—Imperial Hanover—are
In (mining to Join llu- giuud cir
cuit next spring.
Resides the youngsters many
velernn pnems and trotters are
resting after the IDIt* eampalgns
ami.getting, tendy t(> begin train
ing., fnr 11)56,
r
I|tJi«lmltH •'•lueah rff trntlbr.,"
ami Indian Land are aiming Ihe
the winter visitor*.
Ren White Raceway , is filled
to rupnrlly nnd muny Imrse own
ers ' whit tried , to make late re
servations wem turned away.
IVInrHhall Ih Named ,
To “ 1,000 Point Club”
Michigan State's 1949-60 hashathall team Is being eoachcd hy
A| Klrcher, who Is In hit first
year a* cage mentor for the Spar
tan*.
'r t«^4*aC4
i-
oly C ross Is
Named Best Team
For T hird Week
?
'
■
■
George Mikan OitteA Greatest
Basketball Player In SOY e a rs
»!
S tables In (mining
nev and Kgau Hanover.
Thr priru for Imperial llnnnver
wns $2,001* above the previous high
fm a standard hied Ht auction.
And ll waa well above Ilia pre
vious high purchase price of a
yearling -$42,000 for While Han
over, wlm went lame and never
fulfilled Ida promise as a mrer.
Young John Simpson of Orliinilo Is giving Imperial Hsrvnver Id* lessons nnd bringing
him lilting undr the rrUirnl cyiw
uf almost every experienced nilof
ypr o - . the raceway.
**,*1
JL-X .
—c-
Sanford • Orlkndo
Kennel Club Khtrlcn
m
■ rn a iiiir r a
include:
1
r w T K iic *
n il» T t u t * t i- r s t s iiir
K. Itolaml liar Oman's Arden
IMUIes ivt. Ito|>er llgna*. VVIs,
iltnneait'iid JJUhlo of (htslicn,, N. Itsyut
'li«ni.«r. ilrunii. Juj. Il a Hiv,
Y., in ehai ge nf I miner lia ffy I lloesM Ho. HI I, Kta- Itilll
F owiihII.
W. N,
ant n a n h a i k —a /ia th * m i i Th« llo. h. It* <i II. Toll KlvJol,.
Hally,
ill
p
i n ,.
-Forgotten
Kamii Stable of Clemmons,- N. C., *|aty'-PKuii
I'l l. I.egat iv. Ji|a( CJisrrnU.
In charge of trnliler Delvllt
T il IIIII l U I 'l l - -a/HUba MilNpIII, ll
/.ae t,V«
Hpurkllnu
Miller.
Hy llosun, Vast
Heynohls'
Tnliglnwooil
The Hone I'ownnll ataldn from
Minroln, N. V.
Harry
Kllnpatrjrk's
Slahle
front Charleston, III., which In
clude* iitnny hornet owned by
K. It. Owen. T ria s oilman.
Nat llnv's stnlde from Goghen
lieu ami (liliaon White's stnlde
of Orlando.
The John Simpson Stable nf
Orlando, largest at the track.
The stable of Henry and Dick
Thomas from Weatbury N. Y.
Jordan Brother* stable from
Rockford, III., In charge of train
er Chlirk llumlry.
8am Calon's stable fmm Mineola, N. Y.
I
The William lervine Stahlfrom Haladon, N, J . , Tn charge
of Lao Flelsch.
Ralph Varhuril and Son of
Victor, N. Y., ownara of Prnxlmlty.
Jerry Raler of Elgin. III.
Mo$t nf the speculation this
nsp<
winter renters around Imperial
Hanover, lie cost tha M A W Utahie of Orlando tha unpracenleil
price of $72,00(1 .a t tha Harris
turg, Fa., auction.
Hep Palin, veteran drlvar and
trainer, represented tha Orlandt
buyers at the auction and had
tn outbid Houston oil magnato
Owen to get tha full brother of
two grtat harneoar horaaa—Rod-
IIlia.
lls .
liiitiy. AilX'i-l*. Hall
Hmurlln, I'ainlv l.oniforl,
lioita-r
Haiul
n i t it i n n M't'— a links Mil11mi I l ls li, ft**I»•—I, v l-'autilon, II s
l.a*lv Ileal, , Mi llooeli, I'onooe.O,
ilsovrr I'l" I Helllsil Henna. Moslit
I 'lief
r il'T I I
I I A I N— H I f l l k s
M ile
I'l, m o l e , .1,1 Hiiaea liar loultIsas Nell HIi llairv K . ham-inn
Jim. Hntlna, ilrsller'a llil-f, Hby
Top.
*
i m i ' . —s ' intha Mils
lie,i Two II
Kvsrylhlng,
I'hat lot. Hno w Hoa, Tsx
liar, lier hi l l * II re lit. Just Htsr.
a n i N s r n i i a i k —o isib - n i i *
Chua A l .-■••, lliinny'- Msslsr,
Match
h|< hi- riuift*. Ml
tslsr llox.
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Ilsir Label. Iilirh Whlrlsjr, Trlcbv
ifysrs.
h t l i l l T I I n u - K - a / ia ih s Mite
Coco Ulrl Osrsr I I. Chlsf CUbby. ftllldrS'l • I'lioles, Tools!* Tool•r. Illtl- I’sellle. Klaehsppr, M»ry
Tarssa.
X I S T II HACK—a/ia«bs Milo
s ix t h
I’laln
llwssl
K. P. Illnnds, Charring cross,
M*l Lina, Jim's Ulrl, Itorast Lad,
(Isorals T-i-h llsppy Itnua*. Croat
cilv.
TitISTM . II ACK—B /la th s. M^lo
Parllle nine* Arll-'s Olrl.
rl. That's
Thirty. Ilsek on. Htnhborn
>rn Jsok.
J ’s/aton.
llu,si
llnnsy.
Marry
Detroit Lion football halfback
Cloyre Rox nerds hut anolhar year
study to secure a law degrts. He
li a part-time student at Baylor.
Jack Kilty, Syracuse basketball
star, la ihootlng for BUI Oabor'a
school record nf 40$ points In a
slngla season.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3 t - ( A ') - nerup spot with 133,
Elght years ago ha was Just a
Lulsatti averaged IBB point*
big awkward guy.
for 95 games during hl« college
Today George Mikan was nam career rompared to Mlkan'a I9.t
ed tha greatest basketball player for 08 games. Lulscttl’a high ona
of th* Test
60 years by sport' game mark was 6fl points aTail **
writers and broadcasters partici gainst Duquesne rompared to
pating In the Associated Press Mikan’* 53 against Rhode Island
mld-centurv polb
. n j r m v u l f a r ' outU Is slgnl/lcanf that It aetata PtSlfht»n "ain!
hardly
nMetiary
to idantlfy |distanced the others. Nat HolJliken u AH — b a ile e - JMt’. s * / - O i * - a * l B i n a l New York
University
Htv star now with the Celtic* and now of City Coll
Minneapolis Lakers in the Na of Ndw York, waa third wltkl31.
Jo * Fulks, of the Philadelphia
t l o n a I Basketball Association.
Mikan ha* developed to the point Warriors whose A3-polnt slngla
whare he la called by many "Mr. game mnrk In the NBA Mikan
naa yet to eclipse, and Forroit
Basketball."
The electrle lights on Madloon (Red) Debcrnardl, who played
Square Garden’s marquee blink with the St. Joseph (Mo) Hil
"George Mikan va Knlcka" when lards in the twenties, each re
tha Lakers meet the New Yolk ceived seven vote* and tied for
Knickerbockers. That la symbo sixth.
Two other member * of the or
lic of tha mastery Mikan haa
iginal New York Celtics—Jo e
achlavad In tha care aport.
Lapchica, now roach of JNs
Raapectacled six foot-nine Mik York In the NBA, and dutch
an, wltoae 59 point* In ona col Dehnert, credited with Investing
lage game still stands as a Gar- tha modern pivot play at Chat
dan racord and who holds virtual tanooga In 192ft—tied for eighth.
ly all
the Individual scoring Each got six votes.
marks In the NBA, polled 1BV
Boh Kurland, Oklahoma AAM'*
of votes cast.
star of four owl five years ago
Hank Lulasttl, Stanford's whls end now with the Phillips Oil
of 13 years ago, was very much ers, completes the top ten. He
in the running. He got the run- received four voles.
•
« wf»; JO E PAI.LS
NEW YORK. Jan. 31. — UPl VlStty--tun-think we'ra the he«| In
' -lifinh .’ . ."Arid we'll TfrVp
on thinking It until unmet,n<lv
Till H1AT WAVI which wnt th* mercury up to a racord 70.3 degrees in
oealp. ua."
New York »*nt thlx flshtrman to a elty dock on his day off. Ha Intandtd
The speaker?
I.estei Shearv.
to catch a faw, hut tha hast wa* Ju*t too much for him. (ffittmatloaal)
roach of unbeaten Holy Cr„ ’
whlrh Imlav was voted the nallno'
top liBskethnll team for Ihe third
straight week In the Ansoelnleil
Pro, * poll.
"Team play ha* done It. In-.’’
Hhesry raid. "We use a Our,plalnon system, employing |3 p|sv
er*. After all, rommon sense nn\
16 men ran outrun eight ur nine."
The "triple-teaming” has «dde<l
NEW YORK. Jan. 3I-I/ P )—
GAfNEOVILLE, Jan. 31. up to 14 straight victories for the High ranking Ohio Rtate, Kentucky ( Special) — It Is highly doubtful
classy New Englanders, who re and Western
Kentucky
cam* that the hoots and hollars that con
reived almost ftft per rent of th- through with hnskathall victories tinually hound Football a n d bas
flrst nlsre voles.
last night while Kansas State ketball officials will ccbm entirely,
Altnough Idle last week, Ihe Cro ‘tumbled.
but one organisation at the Uni
raders were tabbed No. I on !'2
Ohio Slate (12-3), seventh-rank- versity of Florida Is doing lls
of the 167 hollola ,n*t hy spoil
ril (pilntet In this week’s Associat best to eliminate as much of the
writers and broadcasters through ed I'resa poll, polished off Furdur, pandamonlous Jeering a* possible
out the country.
Mi-62, to take a tighter hold on
The Gnlneavllle Officials Asso
All lold, Holy Pros* (Dialed l.ll'i first pliire In Ihe western confer ciation, sponsored hy the Intr*points.
Dur|urime 114-01, ptnle ence. High-scoiitig Dick Hchnli- murals Department of the C'dlrgc
of rill',burgh, placed second with ikrr tallied 26 points for the bucks. of Physical
- «J R,
Education, Health anil
1,010 and 10 first place votes. Thr
Kentucky 114-4) had a hard Athletics, not only trains Interest
two leaders are the only rmii'.i time downing Vanderbilt, 63-64. ed students in the finer points nf
Vainly 411-01 now shares the officiating basketball and fnolhall
unbeaten learns In H ip country
However, the tup Iwo face
.Southeastern Conference load with contests, but sets as a booking
busy week. Holy Crosa tangle- Auburn. The Tigers defeated Mis agency for numerous high school.
with rnllil .Springfield tonight and sissippi. 77-03, to make their KKL4 In the north-central Florida area
NEW YORK, Jn. 30— (Spe
Chit ago Loyola on Haturday. llu- record ft-2 .
and the Florida freshman team*.
Western Kentucky (16-4) had
r|iiesne has two tough cuatuniers
The Association was formed in cial)— With an ahundanco of
ll easy with Tampa, 7U-6D. Rip Rtptemher, 1048, In order to offer promising young talent fighting
In Clnelnnatl and Louisville.
Bradley 117-11) rcglstuicd urn- dish scored 23 and Rob Lavoy 21 the Intricacies
Intrlca
in Instruction* as for • chance to make the hlg
Impressive triumphs over Tulsa In the Rlnegrass victory
well as handling officials' dutirs leagues, National League clubs
Nebraska (11-4) unset RIV and students wlm plan tu move Into have arranged an extenalva ex
and SI. I.onis to advance final
sixth to third place. Close be town leader Kunsaa .State lu over- the high school field as coaches hibition game scheduled for IhU
-prlng. While the list of games
hind came Long Island llnlvci*itv lime, (16.03. The los* dropped K* and officials.
state Into n three-way tic for
(14-2) In fourth.
Tills year's officers am Horace I. smaller than In tha thrun
•St. John's of Brooklyn (1/ 2), / Jst with the Cornhuskers and Oliver,
Gainesville,
president; year* Immediately following the
of the war, u total of 224
which ruled the most for aaveinl Kansas.
Frank Roxarth, Gainesville, vice- end
Tulane (12-1) kept In the SEC president ;nnd Boh Collins, Fort will hr played and this schedule
weeks, held He No. 6 spot, fol
I doe* not Include at least n score
lowed, in order, hy Kentucky i l l title chase with a OB-33 victory Myers, secretary-treasurer.
"f games that will are action by
4), Ohio Kind- 112-31. Lu Salle over Tennessee.
This
past
fnnlhnll
xensoii
mem
i ' II’ squad*.
llnbiyitcn
iftftt' - St. lloiiavenliire_won
„
(12-2), North Camlin*
Stale
ber*
of
the
Association
handled
IH
its game,
defeating louring Texas
Except for thr pennant win
iff
(16-3) and CCNY ( 10-2 ).
teams throughout the north nnd
. . ___iyi.... 06-61). Villanova (14-3) central Klurlda area, furnishing ning Dodgers, nil thr National
The lup Irani* (firs! place votes Wesleyan,
In parenOierea nnd record In, hoi Iruileil Setnn Hall during most If officials for all game* In whlrh league teams will piny at least
ing last night’s games with |t»inls the first half before spurting to one or more of these trams parti 3ft game*. The largest number
srheiitiled la 3U nnd these w'll be
a 71-64 victory.
on lll-ll-H.7 ft-6-t-3.2-1 basis) !'
Wyoming (110-3) edged Utah cipated.
played hy the Phillies, the Giant'
Team
Record* Point *
The
present
hankelhall
reason
Klat,', 32-28, and Brigham Young
and the Cults. The Dodgers are
l. Holy Cm-* (1)2)
finda
the
Association
hooked
with
14-1) 1 n in ilrfi-nlril Utah, «t-M «•» Skyline 12 trams, Including the Florida rnrdfrl for only 27 games and
2. Dii'iiir. in- 1 Ift)
six headliner*.
six of tlicso will ho with tic
3. ill ndtav I 1.)
Clyde Ijovnlll'ttn armed 3ft point* freshman quintet.
Yankees, their world aeries np76ft
11-2
I. Lung 1 land 17)
The
uetlvllles
In
officiating
ere
in leading Katun* tn u 7ft-60 rmtt
nonenta.
Id 2
6 II „f
5. HI. J uhli'«( 14)
nrtl
restricted
In
the
male
sliln
of
Drake. Iniyoln of Chicago hand
M2 ed Oklahoma AAM lls worst ,ih>- tho. picture liy any means, a* the ’ To the Nntlonal League has
14 4
ft . Kcntiirky It )
hern given the honor of dedicat
Slut
..
12-8
Ohio
634
7.
C I'l)
Association also
al> handles all girls' ing the new big Stadium at
feat of Ihe aeasoh, 41-31.
H. Lit Kalb- (6)
12-2
Arlnmn (15-2) troufterd Santa basketball games In the area.
Miami,
Florida, "with
major
U. No. ('iimljna Ht. I'D
(Tara,
Hft-ft4, In a Far V r y i.r " " :iho test, flklahoma topped T e ja *. 55- State Farm ers Market leaguo ball. The Dodgers and
c .c . n v.
io-a
Rravaa will Ptay tha first major
The Second Ten:
4ft.
• »
t
, ,,,
league game at 1ha new park
11. Knn*as State
• V i f o r dD jK g -w S ik sr’ on Match 11 and will repeat tbs
Frlocelnn tlilutipt'd RutgorA. »<>•
12. Indiana (2)
12 3 1 244 02. to set a new Tiger scoring
next day. All National League
IftMHIT SO. Tft
242 mark.
13 U.C L.A. (4)
13-4
roe loll, twin* pr|,-** rcpnrlsd team* will *e« action on March
________
---- Hinrrltd
II We-lem Krulinky 13-4
137
l,r the Heaters
on Ih*
II when tho oxhlbltlou achediile
Mini * Farmer* Msrhst for .pro
16. Louisville
III-1 1,0B1)
S iM t r t H I n B r i e f
line sol,I to Tru rkira sod lisal- will he launehed. And, with faw
intj
Ift. Nolle Dame
11-6
eron
to
4
I*.
M
J.ui.
10.
exception', the tenms will be
By AHHOCIATKH FKIW8
In-iih- Tsmlsrarsen. llsli
ill
17. Wisconsin
............ 10-3
busy with gnmr' right up tn tlie
ilr.tilt'd .... In, Itpr t- .l"
3H
IH. Vainh i hill
, ,11-ft
Fnolhall
lli*ti hr, Lima It II llpr' 14 an - 4 ftft day before the season starts on
4K
111. Ilkhilnima A. til M. 11-6
till Itpr J l f o - U Tuesday, April It.
WORCEHTER. Muss — Dr. Ed- Menim
42 ■lli- Anderson, who resigned al lirfttp !;*»•
llrh
2(1. Wyoming
III 6
Of Ihe
he 23-1
234 games
gi
Hated, their
•’M111',t $;r Mi l.b
.14
oiher h wllh 20 or more points Iowa, signed a five-year eontraet I'eliliHpa
(
fih III
will he 47 hflwren National
Inrliidfil Reloll III, lliunllne, 26, ns head roach at Holy Cross.
League (cants, 68 game* against
t'uhliACit
llu
Cinrlnmill 31, Toledo (1) and Vil
minor league opposition,
2 games
ill
Racing
1
<
4
'ill
flu
it$r
Crt
|i
>J
•
l
bo
lanova each 30; (Iklahonm City
against teams not In organlied
MIAMI — Eagle Eye <$.1.«»> **n« umliM*
24, Ariiona 22 and Cnnialus 2ft.
In u* v
(let ll-kis 14 >0 1 >10 baseball and 117 games against
won the Axuir* Skies purse at 4>!•$
V.
American League teams.
Hialeah I’ark, with Balan seron-l
eftralflean »*ri >«
All National League teams rer 7'
Ae J
CitKlinnlH Grid Coach and Too Bonny third.
turn to the same training bases
NEW (IRLEANH — Cotton Jo* 4 eln»
To Be Named Soon I $H 201 won the March nf Dime I'd** $i f*rt Ina L.irxsr tft Vt t 7ft at which they were In 1040. Th*
Cubs, however, will spend the
llu 'tlskts I SO
purse at fair grounds. Hx"n<tvl' I ' k - r ' iDt
l-sitne lest,sex. Dry
CHICAGO, Jan 31. — (>F) — and V'amanos trailed, tn order.*
first tan day* on Catalina Island
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One of Ihe best kepi sports secrets
General
(itpftnillne a n * ftft 74 * _ 1 ^ and then finish their work with
of Ihe yrar has hern (he name of
Loa Angeles ns their main bssa.
HAVANA — E W. E»rt.el|‘ i Hilnni
<lr-*n '
ln>s Uoh ft 71 - I O') Training starts on March 1st
the new Chicago Cardinals foot Star ('lets boat Bhlllalah of 1.""p »«hnatish
tu
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$i.so
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71
ball roach.
and will find tha Braves at
(aland Hound, N. Y.. won Ihe H*
He Is In lie announced hy Frail- cardl tailing cup.
Dodgers at
Vlnor .„ no Hskts ftft sn . ft 75 Bradenton, Fla.)
h*«ft" nilss
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dent Hay Hennlgsan at a Cardinal
Varo Beach, Fla.) Cuba at Cata
SW YORK HMv Cro- pntatn**.
NE’
I H I 10 Lb Has* 1 1 .0(1 - 1 to lina Island)
Rada at
Tampa,
press conference tomorrow.
It again wa* named No. I team In ItaOIsJitf.
ton Id be Clark Hbaughne^y, th* the Associated Press' basketball
lot* ___ Hu Rsktl ll.0« • l ift Fla.) Giants at Phoanlx, Aril,)
Hiiuash,
, .
old T-formatlon master wHo pres
Y*Mow
Ru Hpr ll.TI • 110 (Jrapafrult,
ently Is coach of Ihe Lo* Angeles P LAKE PLACID, N. Y. - The Turnips.
Purple
Duncan
Box l l .T I - $00
Rams; Curly l.anbeati, pro foot* International Bkl Federation was
Tap ........... |)oi n It | . « - I 00 Tangerine*
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4/1 ~
Box 11.10 - 111
ll*r*lpt* 7.101 pacin g** Haturball pioneer who organised the forced to shift Its crosa-counlry Tomatpts.
iP iniks)
k s ) C rt
d*y on Th* Hanford Hlat* Farm Green Bay Fackers as a tandlot championships to Runtford. M*.,
IMasndlna fin a lity I t 00
4.*o •r*^ Mark*!
learn In 10ID—or any on* of a because of no mow,
CUTRl'a
• rket w»*ker. dtmand Pair l o
Oftantss ............... It,,s 14.00
day.
doien whose namrs have bean
Oranges
o rd in a ry to P a ir qaatlly salting
boiled down to two.
htined.
T*m p(* ........ st Hoi 11 10 ,
I*** than p rlc** quottd.
" I haven’t yet made up my
Only thing definite I* that Eddie
mind,
ha
u
id
laet
night,
"but
on
Anderson, whose resignation at
Iowa brought on a windfall of new Wednesday I'll have the Cardinals
rumors, will not he the Cardinal* new conch with ma nt tha press
skipper. He Is going hack to conference. I am weighing one
of my finallats against tha other.
”Holy
'll Cross,
Bennlgien has completed Inter I enn go either way-and ba all
viewing flva or sla applicants nnd right, but I want all day Tuesday
has Indicated the selection ha* to think about It."
Kansas State Is
Gainesville Course
Defeated 65*63 In Officiating I s
By Nebraskans Quieting Influence
r,
ATLANTA. Jan. 31 - </l’i
The "I,nun point rluh" of Routh•astern CtinfciTlirq lms|«ethall hs*
li new uieuiliel - fin with) Jst'k
Mnr-'hjill of Mississippi.
However, neither Ma,shall nor
any other Urte thou-and pointer
lends rearing Ibis year The lead
er I* Miphomnie rentl-i Mill .Spivey
nf Krntueky, a seven font threeeights ilirher. who Inis 2H2 point*
In 17 gsiues Ibis leasoli.
^lining HLC players who have
•roiyd more limn 1,1*011 pointm in
their eolhge enraer* are; Jim
Hlffry, Tulnne eenter, 1,13ft points;
Huh Hesley, Heorgln, 1,1)2; VI
J ll lllsncr, Tulnne, 1,11(9) Hilly
ne Arlrork, Vaiulrrhllt, 1,067, ami
Marshall. I,ft83.
All total, ate for grimes through
Saturday.
Spivey'* lutnl hat come In 17
?'«mes fin I III field goats and 3ft
rse throws.
Lagging Uliltid Rplvey in Hie
1949-60 race are lllsner with 223
point* In 13 gstncti Jim Line,
Kentucky, 221 point*, t7 games;
oh Schloss, Georgia. Sift paints,
14 kernes, and Colin Anderson
anij Melvin hold, both (leorgla
Tech, 107 In IB gam**.
Other players with 173 points
or morn a m Hlffry, 160, 13 games;
R. B. Itfeves, Misslsalppl, IHR, 13;
Adcock, |HB, Ift; 'Dun Huwntan,
Tulane, IH4, 16; Mel I’nytnn, Tulane, IBS, 16; Art Rurrls, Tenues.
•4#, I BO, 16, ami Marshall, 176, 16.
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Idle All Week, Never
theless Picked By
92 O f 157 W r i t e r s
B o x intr Commisflion
Rules F igh t No Contchl For S t a l l i n tr
ORLANDO. Jan. 31- -l/V.
Ml
v i.
".IL-J'Xr
•ftnv.'l Vo nc*
’- ” 1
my-Onmei Ralph
ph Morgan, .heavvwrljrM fight here tail night.,
(tames, nnre rnten a contender
fnr the heavyweight llllp. went In.
in the fight will, a airing nf five
•nwknnla anil Ih«»r, added nunllirr
In a tnlnulp. fill **rnnd* ,,f thr
aerntnl round.
However. I he city boxing rumminion Ihnught neither fighter
put all he had Into the arrap, de»pit© tho kiimhoijt* Thrv orffor#**!
purses held up, nnd ruled the fight
no rontrat.
During a rommlialon aeaalun
whirl, followed, however, (tames
wat awarded Ida purer of 1201 Imi
Moran ws* fined $ l0 of Ida *|Wi
purae. Alio fined $10 waa Pro
moter Doug Rarnea..
Homes weighed In at IHll; Mor
gan at tim,
A erowd of aome 1200 fight fain
aaw Hornes, after a raiithnu flral
round, land a graslng right whlrh
arid Moran to tho cativn* fni an
eight rount In tho arm,id. Uium
arising, waa met hy a sharp left
which landed high on the cluck
and went down again.
As Referee .leal Willard ....... I
ed In eight, Moran attempted to
get hark on lila feet, hut idlppi-d
to the ranvaa and wa* counted out.
Eyrn before the two fighter*
left the ring, a group of Orlando
Rosing Pomm. member* declared
the IkiiiI "no contest" and ordered
an Immediate Investigation of the
affair.
In thr preliminaries. Hay Reed
Hartford, Conn., knnrked nut Jos*
sle Mnntaliie, Orlpndo In tin1 first
found. Han, M„*rdto, lluffnlo, N.
Y., won a T. K. O. from O,lamin'*
Chlirk Flnviln when the latter attffeted In Injury to his right hand
and was unable In answer the fifth
round hell. Coleman White, Tama, won a derision over Claud llulfo
„ sis rounds.
In the noul lliiil saved the night,
llrriils (Juinleri, youthful New Or
leans stylist, itarlslmirij Orlando'*
Rlllv Ktnaid In the 10 round send
filial, ll wa* n rough ttnd Ipinhle
fight all the Way tvltb (Jnlnlrrl
winning inmnlniouilv’.
rtv
National Leagues Former Major >
Schedule Games Leaguer’s Sons
To Show Rookies Take Dad’s Place
N
O
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O
P
E
All five of Vlllanuva'a 1960 baeketball
ill etartera are seniors.
Phillies at Clearwater.
Fla.)
Pirates at Ban Bernardino, Cal.
and Cardinals at Ht. Pataraburg.
NOTICE
■IP
GET THE
NEW YORK..Inn 3t (Special)
—Except fm uiic club there will
he at lc*-t one son <>( n former ma
jor tanglier on the lo s tin of Na
tional League li'iinta when apring
training xtartn on March I Slntn
Dixie Walker left the Doilg, i ■>4 hat
club has hern without n «m 3,f a
former majni leripoe performer.
Dixie's brother, Ilnrrv, however,
is still in the league. Now on Ihe
rnster „f the f’nrdiiinh, Harry Is
the son of Kwh11 Walker wlm mice
pltrhed foi the Senator*.
The Boston Itro ve- have two
sons of former log tanglier <. One
Is George Uhls*. Jr., who, like his
famous dad. also i- a pitcher.
George Kenlnr was n mainstay for
yearn of the linliiui*' duff naM in
102.1 won 2tl game*. II,, a|u> wns
one of tlm-e rare few who jumped
front the nimllotn into Ihe tnajor
tangnes George .Senior also wns
rilled olio of llm he d hitting pilehe r s .ln Idg tilin'. George Junior
gave algns of following lu his
dad's findnleps while with the Den
ver Western League team last
srarnn. He won Ift,
6 and had
an earned run mark of 2.26. The
o tW Ro<ton player Is Chester
Nlrhnl*. n leTt hnhded'plIrherEvho
had an ERA of 2.22 with Evans
ville Inal year and won 14 games
while lo.dng 7. Illi dad nnre pitch
ed for Ihe Phllliea nnd the Reds.
Kvendl Lively, the right hand
ed pitcher of the Reds, learned Ills
nit from hi* dud who wns n pllrher with the Tlt-er- and the Athle
tics. Gn the Cubs' roster Is Boh
Roth, idle of (In' mo l promising
voting right Imuili-rs in tin- biialness. Roll's dad did roinldcinbla
pitrliliic III the minors nnd y ls o
h.vl a brief tiinl with the ttr,»(vns.
One "f baseball's most famous
name* |s carried on Ihe Phillies’
roster In the prison of Dirk Bis
ter, who did a swell Job at first
hare •* a replacement for Eadla
Waitktis. Dirk Is Ihe son of Geor
ge Hlsler, one of the gama'a great
er and now with th* Brooklyn or
ganisation.
Don Mueller, wlm Is returning
for another rhance with th* Giant*
ig'tho $son
MuelIB
V H of Walter
epaasawo llolnl# iV
lor who. like Don, played thJ
Held. Helnlo Mueller iilayed with
the Pirates In the early twentlaa.
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SANFORD
HERALD’S
EDITION OF JAN, 28, 19B0, WHICH 1{E
DOES NOT WANT, PLEASE BRING OR’
SEND TO U fa CHAMBER OF COMMERCE •
m a t e n hotigg stu rd y nnd
WHICH DE8IRE8 TO USE IT FOR PUBLI-
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oir eatf today. NboWIfhtlon,
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TUESDAY JAW. 81, 1980
it -«'j>~ mTr-:;v*ieit*sii7.*''
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
"*
brand Cnulaa Dam, In. Oregun, •
la the world*. largest hydroelectric
plant.
Legal Notice
r: i
City of Sanford Civil S trv k * E li m in a t io n * w ill b e
held In the City Hall a t 3 :3 0 1*. M . F a b . 16,19^0 o r
as soon us possible thereafter to eatabliah an eli|lble
list for the rlasa of police p atro lm an , fire m a n , tru ck
driver, Assistant Water P la n t E n g in e e r and A aalatan t
Mechanic.
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—
JROLICE PAtROLMAN
IN TUB Cim rriT COURT. NINTH
ju n ic iA
i riu ru iT . in ANn
All
ru n HRXIINOt.K CO ON TV.
FLORIDA.
IN
..............CHANCKRY
NO
TIM
F A. ALLISON,
rimnttff
■------------------------------- --------------will within lha I t j . l h<. o . .,f
■ala. <m Monday.
Kebruur* Mn
1110. nlfar for .ala and .all to
lha hlaha.l Idddar for en.h, it
tlio fruiil limit of lha Court Han.a
In Sami not. County, rtorldn. ilia
foKowlnir da.rrlliad proparty »ltuala lylna and haln* In Hemlnulr
County. Florida, lo-wlti
Ka.trrly I1N faal of Lot * and
Northerly Id laat of I a'I IP.
Week A CA SSBU IB IIRV. a,
eordlna lo plat thereof raeord
rd In Plat Rook ?, paarv •'
and l». I’nhllo
Record* •«
... i'-mlni'la County, VWtVTr* ‘
haIm ft? b« made to
Ot* lerniit of milil deerte
DONALD tv. I.AFON and
MAK LAFON. hi. wife.
l> ,I ,ru l.n l.
XOTIl'K OF nAITF.H'S l U R
n o t ic e
ih
m a t kov
o iv k n
i i u r a u a n t in a F i n a l I ' . r r a a r a n ilared on t h e I t t h n f N o v e m b e r
A. D.. H O . In t h a t c e r t a i n c a u e e
l i .n iU n n In th e C i r c u i t C o u r t O'.
, . w ■tTTr“ d».Yintila C ou nty. K l o t l. l *
In C h a m « r jr . w h er ein V A. Atli. o n I . I h . P l a i n t i f f , an d D o n a ld
W -f.a'nn -
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FIREMAN
THE APPOINTMENT OF
WIGHT ■ WILLIAMS CO.
TRUCK DRIVER
200 N. L A U R E L A V E N U E
REQUIREMENTS: Applicants for the position of truck
driver must be al least 21 years of age and not over 45.
All nppllninls shall be legal residents of the City of
Soitlonl; o f goisl moral character and physical fitness,
and have had al least a grammar school education.
Opportunity for advancement based on merit, efficiency.
Industry and character.
IN T1IB t ' l l i r l ' i r COURT O f TU B
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
T i l l : STATU OF FLORIDA IN
ANI> FOR SUM INOl.B COtlNTV
IN CIIANCKIIY Nil 7117
.li'SUUII L. Ah HUMAN
I’lnlnllff.
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I'OUl.ToN LADS) I AW' « hone t»
"Idani >■ .m l inldia.. I,
''kartoMe I'oull.in Inilmxvr•»
' •• Mr. I l r ' - . ' J
irll Hill Aplo nnfVf.
Ht’tife I
H|»a« aiUi u i *.
r» t urolm*
i l i H i o r v i l*y JoUFpfi 1. AUrrDtuh
You h i e h r i r fi y iri|itlr««l to HU
l ,ir >• TIM* o *|ipM|.ini e wllii (!»••
i lt-fk i-f •‘/(lit I 'o t i i ! lit the* CuUDll
r'oiirf
f (o*irr of Honfoid,
Florid**
THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE
REQUIREMENTS: Applicant* for the tire service
most ii»* n» U«u| 21 years of age and not over 30; be at
least o' 7“ tall and weigh not lean than 123*41 pounds.
— •it A.NI'H AUAINST SAID UHTATi .
* * You iiml riich of you ur»» h
t hy fit»i11H*d rttot rrt|ulrF«l it* i*r-
N o tic e
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TAMIAMIFREIGHTWAYS
E F F E C T IV E F E B R U A R Y
I. iPftO
Tor furl her delalls see the Eiaminer at the City flail.
I.. E. Hoyle, Secretary
Tamiami Trail Tours Inc.
N. O. Oarner, Examiner
T A M P A , F L O R ID A
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lha a . l a i r
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For Iteaulls
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all H ail All. *"*11,1,4 In Th*
a.nfn,<f llaaalrii
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a llHiaa IS* err On* ImaHtna
' M lltiH. Na par tin. la.frlloa
lit tin,a. h' par lint la.arfl'ia
Bo par llaa far Yearly Coal,not
Flap uartla to lha line.
llaaMr tala tor Marl, far. rap*.
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Waal *il. will ha arraptxl
n«er lha lalephnaa na aiam,«t iiniliiio .tint.a If laut aalnt
la ll.lail la Ik, lalaphnaa hnah.
In main lor thl. nariinmy'laOoa the nilaarti.ar la M fir lll
■to pa, pinmplly. la nrdar far
I n. lo render Ik* h.«4 poi.lhlr
•artlra, nil Waal 14. M ..t l l
|In our nlllre na th. day helnre
puhllraOon.
| rir.aa anllly u. Imai.dlattly
It an riror iirani. la l-a r ad.
•W* ran ant ha ra.paa.lhla far
.more than mb* la.urra.t laa.rtlaa.
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
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KEN T
WF.LAKA A i’ATM ENTS, Romm
and Store.. 11(1 W. E lrit Street
I'hon* 41*0 IV.
Three ami four mom apartment.,
fiirnUhi'd.
Screened porches.
Phone l»80 or 1 3 2 3 . _________
TWO atorea, 11(13-7 Sanford Ave.
Will ho available February 1.
trail 102.
T nr HElilr, Houae, 4 rooma,
el'ctrlclty, telephnne.
Some
Eu ml Iii re, nlno 23(1 electric
Rrmhlcr, chrnp. 3 milea aouth
on Snnfnrd Avenue, (ilndarvlila,
C. I,. Farmer, Sanford, Fla., Rt.
j . Box 132.
DKSIKAIII.K apartment, nicely
fur ii lulled, entire neennd floor,
family enlranee, very clean,
three Inrge rooma, open hall,
hath, twin heda, an* equipment,
gitraice and wnter. Adult* only.
Permanent dealred.
307 Oak
Phone 772-J._
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D o w n t o w n Building, W a rn .
Ideal for warehouae nr Auto
mobile Hualnaaa.
118 Myrtle
Avcnuu, Phone 82-J .
TWO hedroom houae. Call 1W -W ,
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ENJOY Sunday dinner at Lkn*y'e
73c alao weak daya. Lunehea A
ahurt order*.______
EBHKLMAN8 Red Roae Fred
Touchton A Walaon, 1201 Celary
Ave. Phona 11134.
HOT IitJNCIIEB aerved every day
11:80 to 2 — with Home Made
rnlla and corn Mnffina. Horner'*
OrljL 324 Baal le t Street.
FREED Shrimp Dinner, Served
Beat Shrlmu on Earth'
avory
ry night a•tt 4Rfomar'a
0
drill,
324 Beat 1st. fltraeL
Now avallabla. Lataat model High.
Speed Floor Sander for rent.
Everything to complete a first
e1»*# Job.
CnB or corn# Into
SEN KAHIK Glaaa A paint Co,
SL____
HFLI* WANTKD
EXPERIENCED stenographer ami
typist
K«U>ly giving age and
' experience:. Box B..G , d o Sanford Herald.
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Young matt to learn ie A 10c atoro
bualneaa. Must Have hljth school
education,
Apply McCray's,
Banfnrd, Fla.
TWO, ’pleasant niu| appearing
women 4 hour*
tour* e day
per
day for ■IVtit
iny-aiae 1 PI
Plastic
Home Drmonitratlone. Car
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FroduHion At Sanford Fadory Of Florida I'asliions.
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hide of city limlta. Flint Tiees, Reg. 1140.03 2 pc. Maple
Living Room Sqlte
4003 1 *■'**11 SALE Part Inlei oil n
nlre iin'unda, good neighhor24 03i l""'* mantifaelurlng bn n..
hood. Well financed on ea*v C-ed Kill hen Cablnety
Mtaitiprii with order*.
•t, ue
Shopworn Table Lamp*
term*. Price 10,000,
I3H, Mr. Smith, leave me ,t^r
Value* «o *14.03
3 03
MATHER OF SANFORD
NICE two Hedronm H'"ii»' on
12— Spectal Scrvli'PM
Went 10th Street.
Pn, *d al 203-00 K. Ixt St. ____ Phone 121
18,000.00 on very ea.y leim.
lUlLEN Hl'SKCa 1/2 h.p garden| VENETIAN HLtNDH
order. Seminole Veiieiiitii in,ml
tractor. Hood condition. $2un on.
FOUR Hedroom Home on went
Co. 82n W. 3rd St.
H ».• j
B. n. Crumley.
_
Flrat Street. Beautiful I.ami
1132-IV.
kiLECTRIC
StoveTcftap.
Call
871
.raping, and a real I v o r In
excellent rnndltlon lllhlde and RAHIIITH—( I i/nP alive and 30,- NEW FLOORS attrlnced ......... .
fectlnn. Old floor* tnatlp bk*
dreiaed. A. E. Baker, Orlando
mil; will have to he aeen l« he
new. FlnlHhlng, rleanlne A ’"«xHighway—Flrat han»a aouth of
appreciated.
Priced to <el1,
Ing. Portable power idem ."2
Blue Bird Tavern. *
reaaonahle term*.
rear* u p trlen re In Hemui In
HNK hoHpital bed, adjuttable lire**
County, H. M. dlaaaon, I *ke
I have llualneaaa, operatlns very
form and largo three-hurnar g*«
Mnr*.
profitably, that are belny o ff _£l*te;_Call 3 7 7 4 ________
FitldlD A IRE
ered for aale. If Intera.te.l In a 32 ClT rt. YoVV deep freexer.
Halea and Hervlre
hii.iiicM contact me befoic buy
almoxt new. Original price |8fl7
ing.
Make caah offer. Now at Cer J Factory trained qualified 3*t
vice Men.
C. A. WHIDDON, Hr.
tral Florida Quick Freeie plant
Illi.l, IIAKDWAHK K ).
Phone 1281
110 South Paik Aye.
W K. Flrat__
Phone 5*
I— Real Fatal* ' Wanted — l fl— A R T K 'L F H W A I T E D — <* OHLANllO Morning Sentinel. <"
laiiilo Evening Star. Call R»ii'b
DIRECT from owner— Home for *
J t a y . 1136-J . '
couple uutaide city limit*, with llighaat caah price geld for ttaed
nr without acreage, grove or
furniture Ted Davie Furniture CALL 317 for Ualtcry, denerttior
and Starter eervlce.
Swain'>
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finished a t the right prlco, K. F
Steven*, Tele, 713-R-4.
TRACTOR Wo r k ! phone "on .1
for free eatlmatee. Jack Uuaell.
___
Drag line, buTCIoier, dump tru< k
muck, fill dirt, shell and clay
by load or Jo Ik Contact Culmted
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New York Ave^ PeLand. Phone
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must lip 21 years of age and not over 34: be at leaat
.V 0“ tall and weigh not less than 154 pounds.
Legal iNotice
carpenter dealrea work.
torga m too tmall:
. ^ “aawnji aar*
BABY
STROLLER Leal from
truck between State Market ami
Monteiuau Hotel, Reward. I’b
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a u t o IW b I l f h
— 15
r n i PLYMOUTH, good rondltlon.
Title 1 Financing. Nn job top
Beat offer take# It.
Inquire
email. Sherman Concrete Pipe
Ann1# Prill, Orlando Highway.
Co. Phone 1241.
SAVE MONET aa flaa watch and
SPkcIAL USED CARS
dock r a r i n g
Fellow* Heme
•D-no. Inqr-r- Apt- 8, 81! Part cw fcSgrE
1986 FORD, 4-door sedan, one
Shop, 1700 Sanford Ave,
• FINISHED.
Free eatlmatee.
Ave., Hanford._______________
owner, origtMl paint, cteanext
Miracle Concrete Co.
Fhona T o DO Y o u r roofing and
Lai# Front EoU on Cryatal Lake,
In town.
1831
*09
Elm
Ave,
Ing.
All
work
gaa
good ahade, city , water, SHt1947 PLYMOUTH, 4-dm.r Special
frlclty avallabl,. ; ,L. A. CltaM.
P y lA ff Oedaiii CTeta. iWB.on.
ssan u s& M
Loko Mary, FI*.__________ _
1946 BUIOK Soper Sedanette,
for eatimata 01
aaoatat and 40 faal af etack
h ) k BALE by Owner—Thraa Bad*
— ----------- — ...... — Tl 198.00
Bellamy, P. O,
91M, CaU lBM-R.
room Houae Cheap.
Electric
IM S DODGE Club Coupe, eitra
•Kitchen and •ran give immedL
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limn.on
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oacaaion. Can ho aeen at
HMI FORD T o * * Sednn. 1203.00
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�T H E H AN FO RD H E R A L D . B A N F O R R F L O R ID A
Mori temporarily ucliiiaod the
Atom Homb
low a s *100,000,000.
v. Aihton Jones search fin the C-64 which disap
peared on a homeward flight from
I
P
S
S
H
S
I
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To Talk On Radio
In ailair* S mm Pac* flaat
Anchorage to Bigg* Field, LI Paso, contiMant with th* over-all ob ■ U g ^ ^ A T w H U ,
Co., Anchorage, who wa* aboard
WAflHINOTON Jtn. II—</P)
jectives of our program for ptaca
a* a civilian observer. Name* of Tex.
Tha Rdv. Ashton B. Jonas, At
—Tha Atomic Energy CotnmlsThe big, four-engine transport, and security,
the others were not learned, but
lanta, Oa., who with Mr*. Jonas
sion
Mid
today
atomic
weapons
last
reported
over
Snag,
H
O
miles
By (hit the national anembly re all were crewmen from Elmen“This we shall continue to do
returned last yrar from a tour o f ,
lioddo ilie snowbound, mountain* until a satisfactory plan for intar: •f•
produced, Improved and
ORLANDO, Jan. HI — (S P E futed to adopt (he cabinet*. figure dnrf Field.
IB countries, will tell of hi* evstockpiled
at
an
ever-growing
mis
Yukon
territory.
It
Is
believed
Harden’* plane struck the trees
CIAL) — Alumni anil friends of of 1,095,000,000,000 franci (about
national rontrol of atomic ensrgy pact.
parlance* in a series of evening
down
somewhere
between
Snag
near the foot of Mount Caribou in
Rmory University from Sanfonl
Is achieved. We ahall also con
broadcasts starting tonight at 8:.1U
and
Fort
Nelson,
11.
C.,
but
tha
$3,120,000,000)
for
non-military
Tha ACE also declared tha*
midmornlng while flying low In
will gather to celebrate the 11.1th
tinue to examine all those factors
o'clock over station WTKR, and
entire 1,100 mile airway to tho that affect our program for peace "new bench-marks of aecompUshsearch of the vanished C-64.
anniversary of thr Georgia Instl- expenses of the government.
continuing through Saturday night.
t,order
Is
being
scoured
want" have been u t |„ the loi
lie waited with I W other* fo, t rrcrt»or, w*«L"r '
-fili l j u a t.-U w ., K-'tol- -Methodist
He wi l l .. Imi if enk on "world
.
jw x ir x i
—
Ridsull wai not obliged In re- several liQinr,~frlcii ael out a June bv ePWea HT "ptrotr:
Church Dining Ituum In Orlando,
\ I nr uucstion of whathar the raaga ftw peimf/TM'
brothaib-nSr
*1 SianionP'sciiowVs.
■ign became of the lie. To force for help. For six liOurs he *tru g -, T lilrtJ-two rescue craft from Uniied States should undertake of th* atom'* power.
|
Thursday at 7 P. M.
HI* "world brotherhood" automo
over
41,600 production of tha bomb has^jweif
vied
through
waist
high
mm*
and
'VHfrb
la
a
aemi-a
n
n
u
a
I
report
to
bile will ba parked naar the MunlDr. J . Sam Guy, head of tha it*. ”'m ,0 ,M’* n 'fie combined oppoiii4| •*» under behind-tha-scaaaa debate for U,ngr**a, tha commluLtt tnhda no
c'V-awfu.waaittor .a'■* . A c r j j j " j i
paitmant o f .hcmlltry at Emory l, 'on—Communists, DrGaulliits aid brush. Darkness fell, but be kept : tnuu...
uri.
men ii unless s e a r c h . T e n m o r e at least four months — perhaps reference to any plena to dcW -g
from 4:UU to 6:uu p. M.. end a
for more than BO year* and wide- right wiugpit—would have needed
At 7:1*0 I*. M 19:20 P. M. EHT) made -weep* from Fort N*l»on.
a auper-bomb employing * hydro
slyort address aiu| program of
knger.
Eleven American plane* were
he reached the road There be was
gen.' It did disclose that it was
music will ba given.
,
, found by the engineer corps woik- able to get away from Cleat Falls, i A governmsnt committee has doing a lot of work on studying
rouMdered it as wsll as key memeis,
standing
unsteadily
In
a
silow
Mont.,
despite
subzero
weatnei
how three different forma a t hy
CITRUS SHIPMENTS
u ^ m l o ^ ^ r - - o n
In
corridor bf it of Congress,
orv frit-mi* to m ib l ,1 'lu,rk succession on other budget honk and wesFlv explained wliat hint envered the airway
WINTER HAVEN, Jan. 81—HP)
Kti all Enmr
Th*- Henete-Hous* Atomic Com drogen can be used to product
Fort
Nelson.
bail
happened,
doe
foot
was
cripH
IM
)
miles
north
to
Hm f ir
u
1
wen not considered by peratomic energy oh a laboratory ’ The Salvation Army at 214 East —Report of th* State Citrus In
lervatlun* with
wltn him for the din- JUmentery observer. a . partlr. pliol. ,
Weather condition! were gener* mittee has held a series of meat- •cal*.
< . .
...
ner.
HecurnJ Street will Ik having Spe spect Ion Bureau at IU A. M. to
larly dangerous to llldauli. They' The exhausted pilot had rarrled :.dlv good throughout I heyday end tog* about it, talklnR with military
President Trum.tn has aald that cial Service* her# each evening at day In boxaa:
Ineluded In the Orlando allntrIrt said some formula to solve the his puck and sleeping bng with ore exported lo remain favorable leaders, scientists and others.
-Grapefruit Oranges Tangerine*
So far a* hga been disclosed, Ita up to him to decide whether 7:QU H.M. This will continue each
are 22 Florida communities with Issue would he found.
lid, ' lodnv. Rut with the clearing skies,
him In the long, arduous
IMa nation should try to devalop night except Saturday* until Feb. Rail
10,074
21,196
6,804
this
committee
has
never
taken
a
temperature*
have
dropped
below
more than I fit) Emory alumni aifg
A fifth vole of tool Idem e dc- through tin woods. Ho said be bud
4,018
1,824 '
60S
hydrogen bomb—unofficially ea- 12. Th* Revlvaliit lx the Rev. Boat
parent* of 71 present Emory Mo- mantled by Bldault on Ids budget , planned to sleep by tha roadside /,.i„ n, the Yukon, known as tha formal vote but there have been a11mated
to have deatriictlva po B. M. F. Fahl . . . The public lx Truck
8,863
28,146
1,282
(font* In cIMhm ll»ron|p|)fM|{ the ns n whole, wn« scheduled si 4 If no one lind come nIoiik. While ■old ineot *s Ire bos, to lessen plain Indications that a majority
tentialities far beyond llmse of urged to take advantage of this Total
24,943
52.661
14,671
United State*, thousands of Emo I* M. (Id A. M.„ EHTi.
making Ids wav out, Harden bnre- chances of siuvlvftl by these uf th. group favor* trying to de- uranium or plutonium bomba.
opportunity
to
be
blessed.
velop
the
bomb.
those
rib,.aid
the
missing
L-M.
ry alumni will gathi'r thin month
issed lielng crushed by a
Mlilaillt won the firs t vote of lv missed
port said, "technical tiiicussloniA
T h a 'A E C a references to ex
Trie cast of the project has
The liansporl's capacity load In
for regional celebration* *lmllar the day 2911 to 292.
falling tier.
periments with hydrogen would Hresident Truman’s announcamant on this problem which may laid
ii#cn
variously
estim
ated
up
to
,.luded
li
t
reluriiing
servicemen,
an
to the one here, Other Florida canFran ce looks on the recognlllon
Ilatchelder and Watson Joined
*#*m to imply that If Frealdent of an atomic explosion In the to substantial uranium production
ter* where birthday partle* will be by R u ssia of the "u U -Fre nch tin the ground new , forging to thr ezpsclunt mol her ami bar H-year t 4 ,0 hU,()UO,(JUU.
Truman (Ives the gn-ahead signal USSR—1'emphasizes tha Import from gold urea."
Rot
some
estimate*
have
run
as
,dd
n.o,
and
eight
riewmsn.
held ere Jaeh*onvl|le, Miami. Luke- Oil I-Ml nh regim e in Indo-Chin*
cra-di survivors with food and
to bis atomic team, th* scientists ance of tha most efficient possible The teport also said AEC had
medlrul supplies
Und, Lake City, and Tallahassee. "an net of very great gravity".
have some' of th# play* worked eut utilization of the resources avail dispersed productiun facilities of
The Soviet venture Into the
The swift moving rescue opent
Coni
O
M
h
on the blackboard and era ready able for th* nation's atomic energy its Lo* Alamos laboratory—bring
Mercy Slaying
p l o s i v e Indo-Chinese situation
ing a branch laboratory at Sandia,
to apply them towards seeing if program.
Hciither Trial
made that fat eastern rubhci and
(
l
e
a
l
.1 nHlln.ir
oils
CSS*
N. M. Idtu'th* picture.
they can develop a practical
(i aaiiass* V n a .'**• aael
Mo StickH
>
----------■
—
i h l i lice land a hot spot In the
"Maintenance
of
th*
American
■efeielice to this proposal.
The AFC ’ aid *his dispersal
And she could never touch a weapon.
((aatlased Srsw fage uaer
cold wai
position,"
the
report
yald,
"re
“ It p iiido cllo n w ill be so re- finger of har daddy. She adored
Reported progress un Improv quires a vigorous, growing pro would reduce "the vulnerability of
prosecution and defense attorneys
|tn.,.-la has denounced the Fi»niii
ir n H I t a a r s
K t « l„
ca n
l ia s
checked veniremen for po*slhle supported Bun Dal i eg Inn ns « erirr ilgn ra .ji oXerliug a pulling -nine.| Hus proposal m ay bs dls- him. It waa agalnat tha vary fib ing . and. increasing tha supply of gram nf ibasic and applied research tha weapon* production chain in
Id ' a rded.
er of her bring. She couldn't orthodox weapon* would not have !;i nuclear science and engineer the event; of a war" and added:
■olFiltllnn Ida*.
"'puppet government" representing force of some H(l tons,
“If you can not inform me that
—
—
*
Holton, .111, onetima miliar offl-...uiv a small group of reartinnaiies,
A fine rain full slid Ihu beav . notmai productkin will be re- possibly, If she wax >ana, do to go aa lo t"la b o r. The unflffl* ing." '
’ "K
^
------------ ----dal view la that--tha only.^con,- ■•".Willi full awarenyse of th* de ■ " ,
s.i.-h a thing."
clal of Rruther s f,|0 United Auto
f'nrl* observers eald Hiim Isii fog him.I ■-led lb* bsy througlinn
1 -omed on Monday without referThe state I* trying Carol fur ralvable way of touching o n a ficiencies that confimia to axiit in
Worker* Union, I* charged with Hippoit of the Communist-led rr lhr operation.
assault with Intant to kill th - be| fmces in Indo-Uhliin might
The commandliig officer of the •in,- to this proposal, I would then Second degree murder. Tha pail* hydrogen bomb would entail uia rcope and zpaed of operations and
, O p to m etrist
of the explosion of a uranium or
UAW president.
lead to another situation like Missouri, ('apt. William U- llrown, want your reply to litis proposal ally la life In prison,
Ji>
development of smooth-work ing re
Tha tall, slim defendant, now tireece, where American arms wltneksed the opeiatfou from the by fi f M. .Maturdiiy, Feb. 4, ami t The defense is arguing that lha plutonium bomb as a "booster” or lationships throughout th* pro
I
urge
your
acceptance
in
th*
ua
girl
waa
tamporarlly
Insane "primer" for the H-bomb•trvlng a prison (arm for mldiery. finally tipped the scales sgainnt eminliig tower, fin remained silent
It continued, “the comntfat intinI Interest." .when she shot her father Mat
Thus, whatever Improvements gram,"
ha* an allhl that ha wa* In a pool- tlie Communist guerrillas.
umsl of the time.
lit Magnolia Ave. Phone IU
dnn nevertheless feel* that: at tha
room at the time Rauthar was
The telegram was sent to Lewis, Sept. 28, driven out of hov mind may hava been made In lha bomb*
Dure, at 7:17 A. M , be told a
The Russian diplomatic move
end of Ihrae years'nf its'steward
shot Apr. HU, 1U4H.
came only a few hours sfh'i a reporter: "Hlie is ready to come and to fieorgu It. I ,ove, nperatora’lfhy grief when aha learned' he dropped un Japan, fhey would Just ship, the nation's atomic anter‘ <i Increase lb# wdflop of a perfected
Th* ipiestioning of proRprctlve report
,
from Washington said Sec now. All she needs !■ a good sbul, -prikesinari for the National BitU li.nl cancar,
la on a sound footing,"
Juror* Indicated that much of the , etnry of State Dean Acbrson bid ing or cometblng to twist htr mtnoils Wage Conference, PlltsjJ
Defense Attorney David Gold H-bomb, with an orthodox bomb prlees
The AEC said that scientists
''built
In."
•tat*'* case hingt* on circum sent greetings
stein
asked
Mrs.
Haight
tf
aha
Imipli
Cniisoll.lntion
Co.;
Harm
from
tlie
-and.
In Kao Dal ex
at it- Los Alamos, New Mexico,
V
stantial cvldenr*.
Tha AEC, in Its sfvsnth semi
Adoninl Mmilli said •rvioal M Mo-es, president of the II (r was sure Carol Arm loved her
pressing the hope of establishing
Assistant
Prosecutor
Joseph closer relation*, Britain i* especled factors contributed lo the failon Fink Coal C o; and Joseph FI r,i year-old father, Hat. Carl annual report to congress de bomb assembly laboratories ware
studying reactions at distances of
Rashid insisted that juror* lie will to recognize lino Dal next week of today's try. which de-pile it Moody, plestdenl of tlie .Southerl| I'alght of the .Stall,fori), Conn., clared that:
of a mile, with th* aid
police,
lug to convict ini such evidence, nod the United Slates, II was soil rehear sal lav turned Into an ail Inal Producers Association
heyer <«er>ls|s
1. Weapon* development and one-fifth
of television projector* and re
Defense counsel Joseph Louis cl put ed, would follow suit
and sussssifwl
The
widow,
dressed
in
black,
stock
pi
ling
"moved
on
at
a
grow
out refloating attempt. ’I In -e tm
Mi T ru m a n told them that the
ceivers,
and
remota-rontrol
in
ra re *) see be
all's tack also became njipnicni In
coal dispute visits "se v e re hard replied: "Hhe did love him vary, ing pace during tha peat year.
A French foreign office source tors, lie Mild, weie,
yaurd Th* safe
.th* Interviewing of Jurymen, lie said the Russian move was “un"A line fiooi tile Mtssoilll to one ■hip upon llii- m iners mid th e ir very much—w* all loved him."
8. Production of waapons war strument!.
Method" often corclaimed that Hidl.iii should be uc- necessary" and cOmpllciled the tug fa n led away at a erociul fnimlie- and -.-veie icouoinlc los(ioldsteln wanted to know If changed to an “Industrial type of * The commission also said it had
T*ri» .(less eyes la ene Jeyi Oter
quilltd unless "there's no Inno sltiintiini considerably lie rriliei*- oioiueid divei* were aide to -ling np.ili ||,ore who have invested in Carol was a good daughter.
operation —with a view to switch Julntd with th* United Kingdom
1.000 wtrsMfwl
aH «gti
cent theory possible" and unless ed Russia for recognizing "I he milv four of lx suliuinilne -id l.ilomtiioiis rot,I miller,” He said
"She was a very good girl," ing from a “cumtom built" typa of and the South African govern
"all avenues uf Innocence air cut enemies of F'rance".
O U I mMR
)AU4«tp
vnge polltoiilis M-lieduled lo lor c contlnoou." piodn.tiiin of mi nde- -aid the mother, shifting her operatlAn to on* daalgned "with ment "in certain research prob
»n Am
ln
*trivts«A WideOff."
heen rigged lieneulh the Ml emi
ipmte soft , o»i supply is essen naze to Carol Ann. Th* -Irl waa a view to faster and more effi lems relating to the extraction of
The
Indo-Chinese
slluitlion
is
uranium from South African gold
Limiseli, with Itnnhtd objecting
ilotiliing her eyes with a white cient production."
tern mid one of the nine hern I.
CROSS SYS fOUNMflON
strenuously,
mentioned several similar In that ill Indonesia before gear tigs did not get In Its f u ll tial to tlie n a t io n 's economic stnldl- iinnderchlef,
tOyOfhMmIMf, Jo4>toiriaCi».H»ttCR
,1. "M a tin " u| weapons wan ed- nr**, '*
Itv. propiess amt secuilty.
I he Dutch 'gave the Imloneslsiis
time* Mn> shunting of Victor. Iteu- their Independence. The forres un pulling effect."
"There.,
era
underway,"
the
raMrs. Haight, tilting her
er chin vanceiJ '
tttnahfr manning that
lie
lidded:
'
*
Ihtr lit month* uftei hi* brother der Hu ore Nationalists fighting
‘There is no t|Uestloii at,o ut
achieved for getting
"('onltnning stoppages, res|rif- mid looking ' sipinrr-ly at the means*
wa* fired mi through a window fm political separation from the tile Missouri's geMlitp off," Horn b
jury, said: "'H e was a marvelous more
O u t nfu the ssme
(Inns
In
prodin-llon
and
shortages
of hi* home.
,, , . ,. amount
said," 'I t will Jnsi iciu lie cniilul whi,'ll result f■••in the Inability uf husband,"
material utilIN BROTHERHOOD”
French.
Frances
parliament
hist
•AD
The defense attorney!*. nljvlyu*
The widow testified Carol .'Ann Itad in
[ly-eaptoded Agovernment
of plnnnlng and hmd work."
tinparties
t„
settle
their
dispute,
woek
granted
the
g
<
purpose was to hint that (he same
hud
u
dread
uf
cancer
sine#
an
lie
added
Unit
should
tomor
bomba.
ft
j
(
*i»
»y '
6 ll*U k'rah Ir aulummioiia
me of grave concern tu Him people
gunman might have shot both Ran 1D*F Mualderahle
mint died uf|. Ike. dingang, when
row’s attempt fall two new ...... of tlie uutinn."
4. Th* putpuiof flisiopable,ma
H
B
V
.
and
IM
HS.
A SH TO N JO N E S
•
n
powers.
welter and Victor, tha UAW adit(hods will la- employed Thursday.
A fudeial dislricl court Is to b«; -hr* was four years' old. When terials—uranium s and. plutonium,
cdtlhh director. Hollim waa In prl- •Thu- Russians todny resumed
z
r
r
•
•
o
w
•
.* •
Carol
waa
14,
another
aunt
died
which oan'ba*uiad In’ bombs
gin lira ring!' tomorrow oil a eg*
ioh at the tima of tha Victor Reu- thalr "crrtpmg blockade'' of eastof th* dlanat*.
K A D IO S T A T IO N W . T .
H.
In
'
'
'
'
ipjitst
from
Robert
Denham,
gsuerbeen
lifted
yssteldiiv.
|hfr'ihoottriK and nobody ha* bean west truck traffic hi Usrnianv.
"Hhe showed i grfal ' deal ot
Western
officials
ill
lletlln
wlm
al
counsel
of
the
National
I.abot
‘.V i\
'
tharged in that can*. The two as There was ,nn tdxwm given for I ho
emotion and talked about it lndg
renewal of the blockade which hg>t have repeatedly protested the Ih'lntliiii* II,mid, for un order tti afterward?' »aW Mr*. F a ltb l of
saults w*t* almoil idanllcal.
.N. 31st THtfU" SATURDAY, FUR. Atlv
'r
stalling actions of tin, Kiimiiius stop the three-day niinitig •woi'k her daughter.' '"Hhd'‘ would '**y alatloa of ~ ~
tha wtsmlc fifU -H u , ividthcVd I
riilit lid- mailer would have to week.
'poor Aunt Alice' 'tind' than shf
:t(T-rri— -----------“- — M r. ’iTummi's move presumably would cry."
lie settled by the we-,Ivin high
i
COLORED NEWS
cnmuiitshuier* and the Soviet com will not interfere with that.
•I
*k:
hiander. Cienernl Vassily (thitlkov.
Itetiloitu conlimds ia-wis Is tisinir
Hy LOUISE F’OHTKM 1
' In Washington. Ncnetnry of "unfair" labor practice In an efuph
Itefimse .lohrison in id- first an foil I., coerce Ihu upi-ratur* into
OURHH WHICH IN TOWN
an |**t evening.
nual repo,I „ I it,, Utiilcd Hlalei iii'cepting an illegal contract.
( C u a lt a s r S
V ru m
Van*
n*al
Mrs, Blanche Leona Juhnsnil .uf ]
Aiming ul lists things, Denham over then, dmi'l forget easily, hut
could be ulltoT.,il 'Tioii, Mu' oppii
HER VICKS AT
UH Htratiihoai Rond, liieat Neck1
site heiiils|d)e,e Mill,oiil wnrntng collteudi Ihiit Lewis' dulliand for wu should extern! to them .evqry
NEW MT CALVARY
Long Island, New Yotk, nod Mins
u union Imp - one whine all niin- courtesy and cu-uperxte fully, .so
Neither fill New Calvary Mis and with unpi,dl'table fury."
Mlldted Andtew of ini Stealiiliou'
The Senate Ibm c atomic c i i i i i - i'r* must join Mu' union — is il they will understand our.svsrem "
Road (ireat Neck Long Island. sionary Baptist (Tiincli began tnittee gave slnmg Indlcslnm it i- legal since the Tan-Hartley law
Asked nhoiit city council snub..
Naw York, are-tlia hnuaeguestn of tyllli Jjipulgy Helmut. The,,lei
Richardxun saltl:1’
• *» " *
aBhilt lo rei'ominei„nhift the tRill- bath u union "Imp except when It
war
taught
hv
tha
various
tearhers
Mr, and Mrs. James A. Foster and
ed Hiatus develop I lie dread hydro lia been voted by I be workers In
‘They will not receive an^ surK
and
reviewed
by
the
paxtnr,
Rev.
ion, MB Cypres* Avenue. They
gen bomb, -aid to he lihn limes an NLit II • mud tic led elect ion, reception here, so far as I know
•ra being elaborately entertained A. U. McQueen,
more powerful than the atundc Thera has been no election In I haven't seen any Indication of
Mornliig
Worship
began
at
11:UU
by friends and aripiitlrdam'u*. They
mining.
Ik>mb,
hostility around the atata hoilse."
A.
M.
with
regular
devotion
am
i
ware hlgtdv entertained un last
the
pastor
delivering
tha
morning
t fternonn by a group of friend* message.
t Mt. Plymouth Hotel will) tea
It. T. U. began at its usual hour
on lha lawn and oil last evening
-Mr. Chauncey Travlck entertained with the president, Mr. R- Brown
them in a most elaborate manner. presiding.
■y .
A glut inns program was simukU oe
' They will he leaving lit* city with
aired
by
(he
brotherhood
which
in a few day*.
featured the Friendly tloapel Sing
ers uf Lakeland. Home of lha alar
■ELIQIOIIH L I B E R T Y DAY feature* or the program were "I
HKV, c k l r h h a t r d AT THE HE'
must see Jesus", and "Baama of
T H -D A Y A I I V R N T I B T Heaven", bv Mrs. Cnllllta and No
-ef S
CHURCH
Not One" by the group.
uangsrous
trends towards curThe activities of th* w*#k raDan
S llment of religious liberties In main the same.
« United Htates were (tressed
Memliers are still askad to re
it , , by Elder Williams at the Ban- member the sick menthari.
po w tabub
Rev. A. 0 . McQueen, Haatur:
L
ford Seventh-Day A d v o n 11 * l
KV V,,Church, Haturday. In a epaclil pro Miaa Juanita E. Wilson, Raporlar,
gram, Carried out in all Adventist
Th* fm 194f wasiMok a Mf past kih« yowtk of
Church** of the nation, warnlnf
HEHVICEH AT
sounded against propose
I«VS.
CUAEANTII
, wa tkou#k you would
CH
HOLINESS
iuM effuct avery
. . . . which could
•t 10t|6
Kuntlay Hchool open
kurch organization In Ua fraa ua*
talW MOTOR
I h n jk l
A. M. Sunday, Jaii. HH %ith Bupt.
•f th* preaa.
ks'jofjMjssrkM*
\ Thera ar# ala auch bill* now n. Lyona and taacharg In chanjaNIW
S-SPIID
before Congtaaa, Elder William* The l#aeon diaettaaed ’ Wa# ‘Tha
• pointed out, any of which could (treat Phyalcian", St. John
NIW SIW LIGHT
• ba Inlarpretad ao as to pravant Tha leaaun waa than rwvlawad by
•fan the New Teetament front be- Hunt. Lyona.
• NIW CARRYING GAM
N f*
N t»
Hnma Mission aarvlcabaRjn at
(Uatrlbuld through tha chan■4**'
of Intaratata and foralgn ilOO P. M. with l'raaldentNaaly
um tm
iw a ts k k R SUUm
l « M « *M
MM
* * * * * * k k hMM(MB » tM M H * | U t M a m
mmarc* and th# United BUto* Mnultry In charge of the aa*«tlon
«M ,k Phrka Mmpaarl That's • lot of ****
all. Th# a*me lawa would kaap and aong aarvica. Bcrlptur* DeaIhir Mato U«t yaar aad
•f impa
oua rlaaaei nf church lltwrwwart h uodar way oa ofer kw bulidlag
from circulating freely ha
P, M. Mlaalon waa alao^held at
pN mh for issa
aongtagatlon waa olao told tha County Horn# with tha » » « •
"lu« U w *; dent Mr*. N. Moultry jlh
*n*l#nt Sunday .Blue
: t
•ttll on tha. atatuta book* of The meeting wai opened with raany atatoa. Thalr OTp.from tlma ular davoflon. Hrayar— Mr. WBJ
- ' |dur# reading John
rrilglouz lone*. Bcrlntur*
noch Hobersoa. A y ooJew* and -bv Vfr. Em
M S.
law derful meaaaga waa dadtydrwd by
ware ra* tha praaldant from Ool. 8 l* ^ '
H i d i i u l t W iiiM
Emory Alumni To
(Caartaace V n a Pace uaei
Honor Founding budget.
113 Years Ago The official tally war 293 la 293.
Ite z r
tk •v,!r!r t
MiNNing Plane
- * - *'! r ■
Dr. Henry McLaulin
TVn o r i d
VinitiiiK J
:;|,u;
y i i think wsrs instsllsd
In Fltrld a In 1 9 4 9 ?
a la u iL T B L icrm e
3
SEWINQ MACHINES
M r"*
M2* *ta'.*(-,,4e«n mnmnto
•3 S iT V S 3 tV S '~
w5Tk'
... m u m of
painting of win*
tae.TSs*
home tha member
_____ to widely
home of Mr*,
|(S
irtarly magaaina tha member* <— ,
eoaluaivaly to
4g llbartiaa
w y;
IR f"
aver meeting wl
' '^ 'h * t o p , *h}f.vWlM r r i t L
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To Proioel the P u n of the World;
To Psumote the Proitr«» ti America.
To Product Prosperity lor Mnlurd.
• lent in pr>f|. cloud- «tir| mild
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VOLUME XXXXI
Weak Signals Revive
Hopes Of Finding
Survivors Of, Miss
ing Plane In Alaska
W H ITEH O RSE. Y. T „ K r b . l (A*)— Se ticli hradquaitn* confilmed hsie rally today tint weak
tadio lignalt had been picked up
in the aia whete a USAF" C i 4 diiappeared six day* ago with 44
p cjo tii aboard.
fa p t. E . G. Nofiar, attached to
the le a irli oprialioni uffitr ion
filmed the lepoit and raid full dr
toil* had bren filed with ibe m
■'idinaling headquaitcr* line.
No investigation of ibe signal*
hai yet been attempted, he raid,
but planet will conib the aira, I IJ
mile* noithwil of Fort Nrliun. [t
(' at daybreak today.
Word of the signals, fin l denied
by teaicb official*, revived faint
hope* that tome of the 44 penon*
mining aboard the but plane may
be alive.
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f
n
i at iw * i> n n « ^ t iL ik im
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i
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORdTFLQHIUA. W E D N E S D A Y FEW . 1.
Eatabliahtd 1908
Radio Signals.
Spur Searchers
Of Lost C-54
\vr; \tnr;ii
Vinson Calls
..For Retiring
Of Battleship
Joint t'hietft lieave F o r-F a r Fast
-V-V j>s ,'fc\
W»w-»'
\
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m
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f
t
ih ro uyi,
■ r
.0
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. y.
SOAIOtNO A PtANI to Washington, the U. S. Joint Chief* ul s u n u *««
tut e tini w«n-ci«y tour of fa r East military installation* Left to light,
are Gan Lawton Collins of tha Army, lien Hoyt it Vandtnbeia ut the
Air force, Adin F o u n t Sherman of the Navy and (Jan. Omat Jiadley,
chan nun ol the Juinl Chiefs. Thay will visit Japan.
pule rnutioiuii)
Carraway G reets Military Chiefs
Giant O fficials Urged To Boost
As Camp Opens Asia D efenses
lir n ll*
Ij
*
I».)li
No.
A sso ciated P re s s L eased W ire
( 'uttlipTThV UibtiMi W T W T o u T
118
N»vy Rejoices
As ‘Mighty Mo*
Is Pulled Free
.'..itnl'. I'l.i :*» i i I o r s
/licrt A Missouri
Iti «•tie, t ' I Cct t And
i v h In I >«c-|i Water
Armed Services Head
Calls ‘Mo’ Too E x
pensive For F 1e ^ t :
Suggests C a r r i e r
- f+t
lU i« J t )
tm .In ilr 'iittiltrnl In »uoHi w;nd*.
WASHING ION! Feb
After ibr Navy finally plied the
battl'ihip Mmouri off a Che' .i
pp.ikr Hay mud Hat today, Rep
Vin*iin (1)1,4) piopoied |Ksl the
I nation-! only a,live Jreadnaught
hr pul hi mulhball! and a Citnri
■t-lii l„ >ea hi Hi placr
\Vi,rn Vmtuii ipraki, all hand'
■ tl* Nivy lulrii lie n thallium (
,1 llir I louir Aimed Seivice* Cvm
imllec. and lie would irrk fninul
action hum that gioup neil Tiitt
{ * J* ?
nion laid it costs too inLo
imlbnn* to keep a battleship hi
-rivice in iflillon lo ill nscfutldb*niulri modriii coinbil condition!
llir Navy rvlimalr* it lost* about
$b ^fd) thill a yeai lo keep tin'Mighty Mo" in the fieri.
I'lltillHM
.Meanwhile Viinnn'* rommlltc
A I «‘f(li t * li.tiriiiuii ■f l h»* tumrd i*f ( liufci x i m iilitHi is nil 11,itt * *I fBIUHUi >.
wound up It* hearlni' im I'reaideiii ■\KI fin
in vi S' i ml mu! muii ivi|iitl iwiininiiM' pool. tti( tin* iilt . n a* i H m I lit' * ut i <
Truman's pro|ai*al to e»t end tin ; ,il Mi tiny ttidtniiii i*h u it
nf l»t»yn
' Imm«.1 in ( f * 111 to K« tin I hi * I in
pem'eltmi- draft law tluee UUn*
vear*
While Hn- eoinmiHee may H*n
reach a decision »*n ttie mallei
fui soul,' lime. I lie Iiieliitiers wer>
otivioiislv ('mil In « straigiil •**
lension of the set Most talk cen
ten'll on the |iu»«llnltlv "f
tinning the tnw a* 'land-hy auth
I h -N N iill \ . , I, I 1
i / i- i
\
, 1.1. . ll
>ills niilv with t'oligie** ilei'tdillg
lrg% poinril iliu m m* v, 1r 1k .1l lo to in o liilr on i i i ii i *i
I .. ol I,
when wt H llldlli'tluna would I"
ill n lr .1 "1 out.-*, ion to .1 lir,v % |M |irilli4ll m ill lo,|.l> it
I ,1 ,11, I I
resumed
h illlir ll
Hr
•>s*l -ssr I In 1V ill h ,11mill .1 trl
I.hr. ....... \l 1.1
No (lien have been drafted UP (lUVCP lllllL 'III I I I ' , i s t
der the law throughout the pa-><
Fruit On Trees 1 W at I!..o
yrrir.
In 1114II bill lei- irpoitri lh.lt hr h o Aluln " t , H i..I,. '.
Ttie Senate lenchiul Hie vullng
Tnx.'ible As lnrom o( I fill r„ . nr.11 Nm ii ilk Si,He tmopri Jamrs I Inylo 1,1 . r , I , 111,*br, |
stage tistay oil a propiiaetl cun
Ho* nleolily Huoiigli pnpei- oil H ie*
1 1 Itiltlorial aniendinent that would
|At KMINVILI-E. |rb I i IS bo ly, lli, aiiltiimdille 1 rpi*t I el lull
de etnnlinslre the impurtaiica at
It w ill tir j f t r i A p i 1/ t»rl»<»r ■01,1 olbel llirullstale bv-siate emitesls In ulact
\ M ' \|.
Ml u u r i AIll'll
Ml 1
.M i'll ILK, Va.,
1 ,t. 1
Ul 1 In, iin.liiv hatllc11> I. ml c.l lice i.Ja v fiom
ll.l.
|l„ 1 lo ‘ 1M *> - I n
il tint had
n ,, 1 1 U‘ day *
1 ,M hi“1
\ It'S i "on 1 „ ..ant, the
Oil ll .
t, t,
f,
t. bato l.
11. . 4- M 1 . . „., 1..........- I,,-, Land
1 >11-1 t -1 r1, • .il. ,,r I ttie most
, ,1
01 tits
|,llir 1 ill ll ill. 1, ,, 1 ll,- 1 ,.d t lo t* Navy.
lion , tl.r ,.... . 1.1 tied lug*
•1
1. , 0, *1.1 to
., 1
, ic, it.c 1 ,o J broke
. . 1 .1
ol > .ll1, 1 1 . M l. i l l . ) rime
1 1
I I1 ■ ii 1I ill r It!
|1
1III I'l.
11
t"- itue the
1 1. l.i ■ | ^1*
it *- ti. i *j it ex*
M.. Ia« .1
ll
! M iItr mi liivnl she
,. ti.
I.-,. I., , 11 ,
iv miiNit.*? ljl«?r
1) 1V*1 11 1NII t
t ll„ ■il 1.
tl„ l.m
^until,
V1IO.I ,1 Ml ill t
U.
0
. lo .-.1
1.1, . il VI M MUndy.
0,10 III tlr , 0. fill 1 1 til** \|
l.ol, IIc. 1 ■1“ 1f 1*e ! 1*|*i f* 11
l - t .,1 01. 1 . lull
i III* eflisl liCkvl
l q .1,.1 , , .
oi-i
1. . . . . 1 ,1 11 hr tr 111n|ll 1*ll
. 1 i... Ih i, . mm ni l I,* \sfmii4l
V( .11... \l 1 . t,lr 1. 1 til . ri(‘ltl(ini<>l
A plane we* uideied to lake off
before dawn with ipecial radio
technician!. Tliry will concentrate Lunchmii
1lighliglits J o i n t S t u f f t ' h i e f s
on locating the faint tignali and
Opening Of Winter
T o l t ! B y M .u A r t h u r
tracing them, if potiible, to their
Rasehall
S
c
h
o
o
I
Of Weak II S. Force
retcue.
A fleet of ir a it li planes will lol
I IIV and ( uuoiy olficiali wne
WAHIIINGTON. 1,1, I
low in an intensified iweep of the welcomed ai a turn (iron el the —Soviet Ambassador Vleiauder
legion, about IS mile* loullirait of ' Ne» link t.i tin lir.idqiiatlrii ye»- H. Punyushkin snt,| r , i , l i « he
has proposed In llie Culled
Whitehorse.
tridav by < luilr* Malian a* the Stales the trial >,( additional
Tim "very weak ntgnar was re Gianl* gut iiudri way with thru Japanese, im-ludim- (lie l ’ni|ierported Isv Upl R. A. David, radio- bairli.ill turning camp at the Muni nr as "s p r rrlniliiaU.”
({till
fo il 11 Ibr
, 11 u
In ■
man alioaril a t’-M attnrhed to the
seven-mliiule meeting with See14 cl 1*4
ftolli Transport Comninnit. It wan cipal At ipun
retary of Slate \rhesun. Pariyu01 f- ■■■ounitoUng ofIII, Hi
not clem immediately whether Hie
Ac thr ulIi« iala anleird the form- shkln handed a note I«, him mt
1 1.1 VVillinm |i Blown, iv a a
plane wis participating in ttie rt J. I). (J building, they patted
the
suliject
of
Japanese
war
Oil* 1.1 ldge dill lug today1'* opeMarch nr picked up the message
He then tuld
lung tow* uf young men Handing crimes trials,
, of ion Hie nfth sit,.nipt Hie Navy
while on another flight
made lo lir e Hie .v u -h ip miro she
David aald the signal came In mi hi line to irgitiei lor the baseball reporters what he had dune.
Mill 10,1,1 w io n lid
ne to.I Ii'iif
MO kilocycles, luted two minute* school, which i* conducted by
lO k K O , Feb. I f/F') General
note* tf llld I1,mil 1 m nf.1it Inn
" l l . n o yyelnl llir tnmpei said
and appeared to come from an ('ail llubbeli. Neaily 300 wet* le
iii|r m piresjd«!lit. P rn s jit e lt fo r il> | |om|^ iit im
Ikimw 11>**
MacAithur'i top commandir* to
emergency »et. , It waa received
I!
provai did mil w rm bright.
Ul
................... . ^beil.n " I h e pour billow was tying llime
•bout H til P M list nlfht, The gislated by nightfall and about 600 day- aiked America's Joint Cldel*
in llie d aik iirss. with isu i pom
'fro -ri, wt» , bad bneo., ul to tis^t
Meanwhile snulharu democrM
•'
.
plane wa* flying at 10,000 feet aie expected to attend the school.
ing down, halihlmg mil bis con
^••leida, slid Irosted by Die Hllp’s
used filibuster Urlics in *h* l ," ‘l " " utt% " ,4 ' r‘ J!
of
Mletl
for
more
air,
tea
and
land
l.i,
f,„ fsiigue lels'ed lit*
altitude
fr**ion with * cocked " " revolver
All will be housed in the building.
llmi.e today lo k»«*p FEPC Igyislp^nr rjpii»l when * yio»e u *ot.l
l.io e nlHIude when Hie stilp
Lachlan MacDonald, en-Anchor- ..Mr, Mattan termed th* ro-opara- strength 'to hold defense' lines ut lion from 'gelling to the Hunt I
CUieme Oopri. ol the poi-eil at III* forahsa.l toy i m i l ,
•1 nle.I lino log Slid said
It’s a
-in hum
Nearly fid people 1,id
SgV Alaska, "Tlmsi rstoorttr ‘ and
lurnuliuout Asia.
Before the session
“" J
||e.|,ul U* .ou.l will make the de nnlbeied Imt yve w eir nil I. o11•
ICHI dss
on siiw
the vr
C trf
M whieh
v
■a .iia
(l l i yv 't
g ni ier cr ri un
WHii
ll exi*! li°ri ofI Sanlonl
»
> and Seminole
v*
a Cuun*
/ | If
od lliev forced I wo tlniw-ronsum |
.
Highly
competent
murres
said
v
2 a —c . i t . . _a
ppried. picking un the atonal*, said ty with the Gunls a* woudeiful.
mg roll-call* to detarmllia whetl.ei |,.uon. lie l.rtnl llir i**ur ditciiue.l le«»
I Is 1 '• oper il noi t i l l been lies*
>«•• 1 v i ti v
!
............
hi
i•
■j i , I.ruing lol|iy. m J %rl M*i
"lin sllv
Hla*ka -aid ,
Well
i Dw Hm U i Sa S * W i*a>
mid how he firtl came here in the nerd fur additional powrr war * majorllv of ihe Hnuao wa* ■,••
. )., | I., Kdioii si
1111D1 ss *
t*
*t
1 l o i , i , o i i 1 ' b r s i ,1
1 0 sit, i i y .vi n- i r t l 11 1 1
l*)47 to view the protpei li lor a itrriied during an Inlcmive bin t lending the session.
Ill I * llir JiU illlIK- lol the til*Hr. •..... tw o- H ire r,’ fir»-,t m il 1 11
MARCH OF DIMES l,Mill turning let up, ami pmlulrd
ir«oilBaea -» n n , *<••
"O l
lie was dead In ■ Ill'll It-1 O
in, 1 ||, ,1 n,g ilt e lii|.i -.'bi'dlllc I
rheir purpose: everv Wednes.iiv
l i III nil t.rirl* Hill \|>. 1 I lot
I •1 1 111 I ■1 if 1 1 1 1 I >11 1 1
..ini* ” Hie offi.'io tel sled
i.
calendar day In Ibe H "" •’
I . I. III.-I I .O'
that they will be heie lot many
Today'* eimlributnrs were:
ttul I,rfore the end Mln-i.,, liebl
11, 'kit 'Mint , .ah -• ll* *1 Ih*
i 'iiniiiiittee* are called alphaiieH I rp |,r.
n ,i,h*i vvia
ollirl*
Inick
With
lllictlwill,
Mt* A. D. Zm-hury
t Lilli ye,i i %
I M m 1 try | , l
1, .1 U(> *1 ■
I
i' mIIv tn In Iiik >*P hill* they .......
Mi*
l.om rr tlw rn ol M' Oilci
culling for any llrw-lnnn pie-rill I cl II I . d tier \>. I .. . y ...
Yyatte Uldakec
............ 1 iH| l-ity Luimnittioiiet John K inlet
*1«-*(t , ‘•mt* it t M*,* it t il mhter
j«|it»r«hved.
1l.yy ru ,1.1011* 4 e u o r *.ilr *hr lit.I th I,
* 11 M.y,*4 ‘t 4
.MtKihi«*| | m.H 111W
one forward to vei "u confeMi. and Mr*. Sam Markina . fiOn
Th** lahtir cummltliv Imw »l‘
u i , i l o .ii, lb 11 l , 11111111, in' 1
In.
»ftittl"
Ilmiehuiiter ANnoclatea
5.Oil mlindured Mayor Andrew ('arrait* uf in tf* 1Milt tin 1*
priived a Fair Employment I'. <■ in I ‘I44 ili.m lii hr l i r . l r i l po irjy -toil
linvk li t I f
fhr
kl
f. s * » *.*h MlIt* *l,o. .m l 1 > help
Garlaml W, Spancar —
f>','1 wav wlm extended greeting* to the
llcen iFKPCi hill. Eventually ' l i 4 i r t l r iU I r ll .111*41 Noli. Ihe
■1.din Tate, pliotnip npliei |..| Ibe
1IitiilliiUttA (lit ('«** l l i l
Voile William*, Jr.
5(HGiant*
i
m behalf uf the Cin and
mm will tie reaclied In tin- . ul 1,1..f 11 lltrli yt,in!,l hr *nb|r, I iildv linnyille llee, wenl I., williin um- le v ' 1 ■> 1Ml. J l •M•I IN t
101
A. Edwin Shlnholaer
film
il'a a llu a * m t * * a au i
of Hie calendar. Bv delaun.'
IciigHi.
kneeled
and
*riihhlr,t
oolc.
olro . , It rri
"I know I'll mis* the fun ami thing*, the FEPC uppuneiil* * ■ lo lone In in ■ 4p1t.1l y.im ( is
Fred R. Wilson
S.tki
4* Ibe man talked
\.l,l I. >1ri* r, I 1 * ijithr i t 1111 mi
friends I lud in basthall, Inn I pul off the call of the lain...........
‘l l i r
government
*»v*
M .s
John 0 . I.Hunardy
1 tm Meeting I h Planned
lluglie* wa* wit bin nil *!nd slid
•i . t i|* ihlr I I i.... ..
(lyy.'li owe* | 04f. tiicullle Is*'** vrrlfinl tala's acrounl o| Hie cm lit H
R W. Ware
S D'l
think ill belt In quit when you're inlltee.
on llie «»le for fruit on *he vi’lsiltlon:
Anonymous
.... B.tHr
Fur Cattle Market on lop."
Ml*
ll 11•41 .* tl.MIIK til I* I
tree* Woltl. fH.f.OU *' u ;>11 it I gn'li
DTHRR WAHHEN If I' ms*
Dr Harry Hllahy
HUM)
"lie told mi that dm me IV. old
*" I %\ | m* li IVr* III*. Ill *IH
„
.
.
t lio*e were Ilie word* Groige
Anonymous
_ ...
fi.DO
SU'HAMENTO. Calif F-*. ' 11| V ,||i;*a f f i t l |‘ ! i l ' P P i i ' J l l
Ml Mil 1411t I Ilit* l '.til
Win
II
111
Germany
lie
tuld
lie
.l-lrn
nn.I
th
iTcfu
riwould
tie
hev-'i
i,Vi
California’s
Kepnldl.
m
T. F. Henham
l.«» today
c „ ™ urged
iy ' ‘ all
" ‘J u J L 'T Z
...................................... «s * ................
••bout a Mgt. Jack lemons wtn.in ...| ,
lliiio Hie income in*
Brodla Williams
ftOl) district
meeting
hi* 25 yeai caieet as an um (iiivernnr Karl Warren *md
M •• f 1kH11 f l ‘ON w .illli T llltwl*
to attend
lie Homglit was from Noii.dk l.m '
Previous contribution* already Friday night In Orange county (.lie in llui nation's favorite spoil. '•'** h» will seek re-elerlbui f
A riliu la r *11(1 tin* been filed o>>
I j| i i i * if I .fIMl I Ml•11H*11! I*lit il OlHf kill
lit.
w
living
in
Fbnidi
III,I
,
aeknowletlgad are aa fulluwa:
in fodeiul cim ll in U ilando, bol lidded; 'I want lo i tmi In 11 I uliir**
t, f»M* k * • ■ ( Ilf 1 tif-- (f 1
!•
for continuation of a program to
I till
Talking helnre the Sanfoid Lions l,lln l ,,'rM,
l l u i I 11. .1 r
C. W. Raker
|1 0 (H>eatiil.llih a cattla market. Ttie
citiu * ,'iuw ers nre w jil.diing Ibe I kill iiiV'ttrlf.'
In, | *1 | IV'** WHIM * • IN-1 llln l lim
t’lub
Iwo
.leys
after
announcing
.ft
4
hv
1i if | ■% I r. I ♦ 11 \
IIHIIHK OF RAGI.KS
A. Derby
................
... SOD meeting will take place at ^ HO
feilernl tn* culirt'n decision I
1, 4 I M l U \ t V H S I ' it MN l n i n o f
iivinir In Flun.itt
liiNtki ll l< 64 I*.
A ll prospective charter meml'i'i
Donald Middleton
....
H.00 o'clock at the Union Park Wu* Ins decision to retire from mepir
l III ar i tf 1
cause II w ill u ffe rl c ilru s grin* »"«
N.J
It \| f*11. i vs | *14.6( *Ml I'lr* It H 1*11 VI i'il
Hiij
hi
<liff«r«nv
tmil"'
'f
Miiii
Adkins A Adkins Company 10.00 men'* Club, eight mllee east of league umpiring, Mr. Barr explain of » new "A e rie " or chapte. t rrs .ill over the nullm i
r pliv" 11111111ll ur |i.ntl I*•* ■n I •414fif,
kmiii* I Mil I”111 it11Ik’1 AI*tv l*f*H. H. Woodruff
H.IHV Orlando.
A ttilllie y s on bolli Hide' agreed, Mi:*l *M|f|, Lkiiiuila
I ll *. t ills'*1 4iiti.tnfi 1.^*1 1 tii* tourn
tl •
nl, "I gave a lol of bard thought Hm F ra tern a l Order of F 'lc i.
t»«nnnn
jirikoner^f
tint
•
!•
•
!*now
belmr
organised
here,
nt<n
W. M. Thigpen
.............
MlO
by
nti|iiilnttoii
to
llie
Inct*
10
At the first mealing, a week
r»1•v*• I It
(tn VBR8 HUI
Jennie Well* Lehman
...
8.00 ago, a rummlttea wae appointed lo the idea of teliiing — I wautrd viteil by K G Frn nk, local iit v iHie Dwen i-li*e today and only
lit. 11 in
1 11y '4 i>ti', lilt'l l
E. S. * Nora W. Collins ....
1.00 to investigate several site* of lo leave a* George Barr, Naiional D e i, in n lle iid a dance and (I , > one wllnesn was lie ilid by Jin i^ i
f *1h» ‘ hi Id 1 ) I,,,,. >, vn
ln
1
1"NIL I At M h
Polly Uldaktr ....
1.00 fered far the market, Mr. Daw- league umpire ami not as a ha*- *liuy* B iitiin ln y night at (HMi nVIo. i i ipper.
'•Ml 11lk’ «Mai |•*%**1e 1. 1n.- 1,n 1 dor•I It. II. D . M,l | 1 it in
um
C. M. Boyd
.................... 2.00 eon elated. Report* of the rom- b**n."
at til.. Eagles H a ll, 44 We*l I ’.-n
lie was F ra n k Heym uur,
1,1.1 1, * VL* l|l
it.-' Mif n v t '%•*»
leI
out
J
r
it.
4
M
l
1
ll
l
i
Ikfillfif##l»
iif*
t*ggr
'
I
*
’
1.00 mitteo will be heard at the. meot*
tral Avenue, Orlando. Admt**....
1# P. Bayard Smith .......
hhw.l ,iriiiv MirfJisv 1 1 1 I, <-i i-ilmtl
nil,
He
told
briefly
of
an
offer
to
Malcolm MacNslll
.......... 6.00 Ing.
ia free.
1 iii'ii!.Ic nngs
Vn I 1 'Ot’i. H
remain in the baseball business,
If Clliflli ‘ III himI f<*r
S H IP S IN K INI,
F . L. Woodruff, Jr.
............ 6.00
The E a g lra now have nine Ae.
"Till* market la going lo get presumably from one of the Na
Jlh'i'Miti 1 •*.U fill * .1 | w 111(1 H h's'ii
ills
ill
.
Ill
IN
MIAMI.
Fel.
I
l/P.
Trotn
Andrew Carraway ................ 6.00 going right now, to if you want
in Florida and mare than V’.ihmi
>. t l ■ H ,r plMWi . u>,t i i . - i w ill lie
l m vr. 1 Nt III* kl i(| Ii I i I til
H. Janie* Gut .
6.00 to bo a part of It" ho advised tional 1.vague clubs, but he added. In the United .States with meliib.'. cal lindto repnrle.l ea.lv today
|t|-««lt...I
lily
1
II
k
"With
my
umpiring
school
ami
I11
III*
till
I
*
I
>
V
that
ll
bail
itilerci-pled
a
disln
Crumlay A Montiath ....
6.00 cattlemen, "get In on the ground
A public bearing w ill he liebl * ' 1'' M.s khitlM I B|4 * t t.l t.il
II,,. pi* 1 giuiiii I ...|■111•nii‘ni will
all the fishing I Intend to do. I'll chip of more than one million ' -iglial from llte HS Cnlluoy .11 I'liiii
M in Edna Chlttandan ........ $ 8.00 floor."
siluy night al .1 HI. o'clock I tn* 11*•I 1lilt an
Aerie* now own more than t'm
,u
'I11.I1'
- wing* -II I,-- s iueirv*iC*ivti
t
k
nil
just
about
have
my
hand*
full."
W. K. William* ................... i 10,00
ih H),noo
worth
of
gavernn»-m Hot noitl.we*l roast of ('olmiilo-,, lo conalilar the rc roinng of two IINi IH d ! r * v H i . | *’*•11 Fim
1.1111,1 w in 'll Hie C ill.e * n 111 |ilo "Of
course,
when
I
read
the
•bn,lli America.
Latlla C, Caldwell .............
1,00
paicels of land m I lie lic n c li Ave
tie| Hieni.elve*. .... - ,»« ml *,-lstory of my retiring in tha papers, honda, said Mr. Fronk. The **ril*-<
f*m
Operators at Him idallun -aid Hie | line, Iw e n tie lli Ml reel dpdnct, C ity 16*cI11In|*l \H'l
W. Gordon D on .... ............ 6.00 Work Ir Started On
carries on m any charitable achw
Tin* I II ' are it, 1ni tn
'| J MltV *.»'! I.Ntii ^ I *|•■!•»>- Ihk' listI
i
broke
down
ana
shad
a
few
ve**el'*
caplain
rejmrted
yvste.
(
Manager
Clifford
H. (I. I.ingle
6.00
lie
s,
and
has
given
strong
supp
.
:
1
M
g
K
i
I
j
J
i
IO
Mil
11 null liver *1 (Ivi l ' wif, r N(«»
New Store Building ivara of self-pity, hut aa the tele- lo enartmenl of old age peliNloP. wa.. rapl.llv filling I lli* engine ........ nmuiced today,
-ill •4 liiKu * It/M, "Elks PlayLloyd R. Boyle ....................... 6,00
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(f roiihil
i
1
Anonymous
.....................
1,00
I'lnr renlde 11trial rwauiilng a*
nuclei necurity and w orknien’a run. and Hint the -hip wa* in need ,d
(in* Cllv Ir MNVA I'lltlUlg Inti*
Work was started yesterday nn
I
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I
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M
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m
lt'
Iniinediate
aseihlalice.
piopusctj
wi|i
frum
Hm
ID
A
Dr, O. b. Barks .................... 10.00
pennatlon laws.
kThilll i’.•mill loti l!ht* leiinl* court
to t(*i fllatua tn or,l,o to per in11
Dr. G. S. Salman ........
10.00 the construction of a one slnrv. Mrn.Mary Adams Dies
'I d
I 'v m i D Y
S l i H ' f in 1lit* Ninth fit irri UsD. M voile
, Hie building of home* uf Hie
Dr. W. V, Roberta ......... ...... 10 P0 concrete block building which wilt
After
Year's
Illness
P m iI
Tim ti«ck«l.ip* 'ind wtra
contain
three
80
by
46
foot
stare*,
'
to
CB.uU
U
type,
According
Iv
Welt
Roy Wall ................................ I.T5
I ni l net
1 <:, Penney C\| is ■III «i-reeiiiiig are rcphi
ll
was
announced
thla
morning
hv
Tin'min
t'tnlbpa,
wliu
it,
carrying
on
Hunt Mercury Company
. 10,00
inch- me tieiny iep*,re.1
Fred
Williams
and
Dr.
Orville
limitin'
till!
Jtn
Mrs.
Mary
G.
Adams,
mother
imptuvi
'fall'llt
i.r
Mr*. Tom Williams ............
1.00
vaiuneiva building operatlinn ner«,
fU alillirttig an I sdiltiig iim -l. to
4 aliurtaga of 11-1 tuned prupeily rtore ni Fir it Mir,-•t hV III! Vin* ll ir pari, ares w««t ■’( Hie pout nreC. L. Franklin
8.00 Parks, co-developers and owners of the lata Claranca Adams, died
14j ui n rein,ul nlttit, mill .1
of
tha
building
projact
which
Is
III,"
O
l:i
at
8:80
P.
M.
yesterday
follow
now eaiate Wliera devalopineiil.,
Episcopal Woman's Aug........ 6.00
p a ra lu rv l.i planting gras* w ill tic
to occupy the lot on Palmetto
ceil Ire carried out un a large new ■ 1-11 Willi lllolllllllllll l.'ti 4*1 - • t a ria .i aa *.i,in a* new dump
C. C. Priest
.................... 1,00 Avenue oppoaite tha Fire (Ration! ing a year’s illness. She resided
liellig
III-.!,at
2801
Park
Avenue.
ing
1
llt’il,
It
N
scale.
Mre. F. E. Bols .................... 1.1
tru ck s ordered bv the r i t v a r
Tha building should be complet
Born Oct. 10, 1880 in Buffalo.
WASHINGTON, Feb, I. — ld Tl — Five lawmaker* who lonird
tn * two properties considered lll.’li'kw ■Ider. iikuiiuy; 1 , a OIMMIMs* riv e -ai.t C ity M anager C liffo rd
F. W. Ball ...........................
ed
about
April
1
,
said
Elton
2"
N.
Y.
Mrs.
Adams
w
u
»
member
northern Europe last year irom tnl to ibe Senate todav that the lur re-soiling are Highland I' mi I. eed to lav.
Nancy Whlta , ......................... 1.00 Moughton, architect. . Two of the
Inick front will lie si 111'- M cKlhldn.
Mrs. J . 0 . Hutchison ......... 11.00 atorea will have conventional of the Presbyterian Church..Bha Scandinavian countries and Holland u*e co-op*raliv* hnuiing systnn* buundsU by French Avenue, the cimTim
'i I and w ill In. o f It,(lit in .1
had lived in Sanford IB you*.
alley
seal
u|
Dak
Avenue,
'twenPurcell’*
.............. ........ 6.00
"with much *u ,et* lo solve their limi*ing>program."
L E G IO N M E E T Ml i l l ’ll
tiem end- twenty-fourth Btreeta, rulorim t. Tin- in te rio r u f the
Powell Office Supply Go...... 8.00 fronts, and tha other will have a She la survived by on* brother,
Hanford Post No V ! o f tha
They also said In * slum* in lUirope aren't as bad as some in and Eranglin Terrace, including a atori- Inis Leon re - |iu liilfii. F lu o r
recalled
front
with
what-ha
deGeorge
Da
use
her
of
laaroetor,
Dr. Hanry McLoiilln
1.00 scribed aa a* "egg crate type" of N. Y. and one aeyhow, John
A m erican le g io n w ill meet MonAmerica.
portion of Pina Heights. Thla is escent Ilffh lin K w ith fronted giasa dav night at H ixt o'clock at the
R, L. Dean
6.00 •how
Dauscher
alto
of
LoMaator,
window,
io
called
because
to
permit
n
soft
lii'h
tin
g
effect
Thv
live
Senators—
member*
ol
the
banking
committee
—
avoided
16.00
bounded by French Avenue, the
fianfu.d Herald ,„n!„,MMn in
l egion H ut.
11 in,once I Jim m y
Funeral aervicee will bo - hold
Theodora J . Judt .................... 1.00 the glass la divided Into aquarn tomorrow at BiOO P. M. at Erick- recommending 'he co-op system to md housing shortages in the United auey east of Dak Avenue, Twenty- w ill he added in tin- near fillin ' I H in rle tu ry a* t>o-.| -e.-retsrv.
■bailor to wlndowa In tha Garden
6.00 Club building. ExUriur bulkhead* son Funeral Home with Roy. A, Stotos.
Gaorga Thuriton
• -------- --------- --------------------------- lourth and Twenty-Illth Htreats.
T ic h rth fe r Hie i.u n rr -an ha
I K I M . F i t IN 1 l l v s i t
Ai the hearing, said Mr. McKibMr. and Mre. D, B. Watkln* 60 0 below Ihe wlndowa will bo of G. Mclntda offtriatlng. Serial ■ They will M u on that mtesHim ,,3 yMr, wjh, |uw interent rates,
p u rc lii'e d from I egnm o ffice rs.
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A
T
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M
A
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A
C
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T
Y
Felt,
I
bin, the two properties wit, be
H. A. Applaby — ................. 60 0 glased tile.
will bo made In Evergreen Ceme
IA*)—Four II. H. A ir Fur,.........
pruhably it per
considered separately.
1,00
.■Mary
■ ■ ■ ¥ vCash
w n .........tn.i..*i.,i*.»*m . Iii'iif
f c r * P”i n . t o r . B m a n T l" ' ,)n"
’,b report
,y * P*ronc"n
l i l r,rMhousing
'
Ceiling* of tha atom will be of tery.
T H F W F A T IT F R men wero killed veslerduv wtieo
Tha
European
A lb ert O . J a rre ll
5.00 aeluUa Ule, while flooring in one
Ala.1, May bank (D-B.C.I, Fr««t apparently was (mended to serve
the,r UO-.'I trun,1purl phiue crashed
T
B
N
N
ib
E
X
H
IB
IT
IO
N
3d
60.00 •tore will be aephalt tile, and con
iR-Del,>, Flanders (R-Vt,| and aa background for arguments Hint
MEMPHIS GROWS!
JACKSONVILLE, Fat. I. _ </P)
Bob tvurlander, Mayfair Inn teu- near the village „f i,u T ln ln ,
J. A . Howard ........
crete la the others. T. B. Crawley
MEMPHIS, Team, M , 1. -6 P l Brkkar (R-OMot.
will coma on the Administration's nl* pro announced today that an
Apparently no paa-ntigern were Htatinu
IHvh Lot*
Mr*. Edgar Beaton
la contractor.
— Thla cHy was bigger by 1«
They are conaldering President move to aid co-opera live* Imre.
7fi
exliiuttiM match w‘D be held at aboard the plane, which wa* n*- Atlanta
Alga 0 . Ttioaua ....
square mllee aad #1,000 aew resi Truman's latest homing plan for
These pointa were emphaNlted toe Mayfair court* Thursday night ilgned tn the If. H, n iilitn ry attache Hoiton
dents todav.
families of "moderate Income." il in the rtporti
Burbank
•t Hi to o'clock with William Hath, here
would set up 0 new national mort1. The European countrie* and Ormond Beach Hotel pro and Ed
The dead ware identified a* Galveston
which wore visited apparent die CopalMd of Daytona Beach, as Oapt Harold W. Woodson, Rr,*„. New Orients
^
r . H ^ Pa^
D W,.4,tgfnnh
n°^lnn>,from
f°' cities
operatives
with
$100,000,000
ly haro done a better Job of dim- guaat players. .
oke, Va | Capl. Frwln P Wn|f New York ....
inatlng or cleaning up iluma than
Jr., Shehovgan. Wie.: Hot. How Baattle
Songwriter
Harold
Duncan
will
a
e^!aMU
rS
a
J
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l?
rr?
r
,UP
to If2»0jx»2»0 from private InJacksonville
Federal Judge To Crippled Veteran Clears
Deride How Citrus
With Confession, Kills Self
Kruil Is Taxable
Air F o r c e I Usui
Warns That J!n!s
llavi4Ciitiil Army
Famed Umpire
Reveals Reason
For Retirement
FiMiiimiunl F o r
Filin’ Pljivi'ionnd
Is F xixt IimI Soon
Public Hearing I ’o
Be Held On Plea
To Re-Zone Area
Scandinavians Beat H ousing
Problems,‘Have Very Few Slums
thla country, including this capital •ing ovfr the public address sys
vostora, «d a» govoniment guar- city of WMMnfton.
tem apd play soma of his rscord1m Im m lo Moprratlvaa.
uttr^U
mm*
ings.
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ard B Walton, .Silver Hnring*. Mil ■
ami Sgl. Thomas A. Brown. who*e Miami ......
home town In Florida was not Orlando
Tampa .........
known hsrs.
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FRIDAY JAW. 27, 1958
2 S 5 * iffl2 i
Murder, Suicide
Scientists Scoff
Tn allaae a f l e a Papa Oaa)
-at Ids heart.
Near a telephone in the Heath
quarters lay 12.30 and a note ashI n f whoever entered to call u
hrother If Heath In Klnatnn. A
<iiuernl home made the call and
as tnid that Heath had called the
vnther earlier Inst evening and
. mplaincil of having had a hnart
attack.
■
l l n a ils .e .
*he time,
Unit 1,11 »,f
Intense that
splitting ato
these exj,|ontnms rangfi
| Iron.
In cm
i these atoms'
I In two parti
r - ■MT7T”\‘.hT
W Lf M l, Jan. 27. — Up) — TV> menta.
Dade county auto lug agency was
These rosn
turned Into a shooting gallpry at more power/
noon today liy a herserk man who atoms of A-t
shot hls former wife at least five they orear
tim es, wounded another- employe tlnuously In
and then him self was shot to death good guarani
at the ageney'it manager,
destroying hi
The dead man was Identified ns the great h
Weston Thomas K in se y, 31.
He ; tfuil the U.
w as shot four tim es at point Commission 1
blank range hy 1. I). Hmllh. the puny coinpa
• grimy malinger.
shuts of cosrti
The vletitn of K in sey's hale, -------------Mrs.
Motitei
Itrawshnw ,
was
,,r|
n lU M
:!*,,'k"on Mj'ntnrlal llos- Hn<| ,.im,||||„ n
pltal In r r llh nl condition.
omm "
Heihert Kilobits of 2101 HW
Much a pro
8th fit., was struck In the shoulder ciH iiitilr In
bv one of K insey’s bullets hour,- 1(ib Belgian
ftng o ff a Wall.
m ill Mila soine
SEVENTH DAT
A D V E N T IS T C H U R C H
Elm and Seventh Street
Elder A . E . Item
Superintending I'entor
A ll Church Notices must be presented at the Herald office on the
L. H. Shepard end Wm. Watt
day before publication.
AnaUtanU
Hanford MlnlPlerlnl AhhocIbHoii
E ra . R . (J. Itrin m ii, Sahhath
Si hnnl superintendent.
R e v . }|. L. Zimmerman. President
Thomas W aller, home missionJoe C, CrewH, Sec. * Tretut.
nrv leader.
Sahhath School Oi BO.A. M. every
C H U R C H OP C H H IH T
H A N FO R D C I T Y M I8HION
Saturday; church eervlce, 11:00
■■'AtHi Hired and Ifnllv Avenue Secend H triei and Erttv—serenue A M. P rayer m e d ia ,’ 7 :«i p if
,'SVT*
Her. (ieorga. Marsh, Pastor
Wednesday.
Sunday Services
Mrs. K site Campbell, Hupt.
lllh'e " L illy 1 0 :0 0 A. M.
( fo rm e rly Church of Mod)
Will ship 11:00 A. M.
H O S T C H t’ ltC fl OP ( It lllH T ,
t iK r a t t e
Opening Service 7:30 I*. M.
S C IE N T IS T
Preaching I he Word 7:30 P. M.
Sal urilay.
Sunday Services:
SOO
Hrcoml H ired
Speaker Itev. |„ W. King of
T h ill aday.
I'ittshurgli, Pa.
Mid orek llllile Study 7 30 P. M. Meiaitlg c iv ile
till A.
Special Music.
A weleumii to all, especially to
Subject: "Lo ve "
Sunday Service 2: Hi I1. M.
the atrangrr ami the poor.
i
L,In y Service
Mild
^ 5 g •,
Ilev. Paul H a rris speaking.
Room
J H B f iiiThursday 7:3(1 P. M. Prayer ami
no P
til
T H E C H U R C H OP HOD
praise.
Ml arc welcome to at lend ...... H
Itry. Jne ( ’. C rra s , Pastor
Everylaidy cordially invited to
In use
Itend,hi:
I'll Hi imp ^<*fv|r'«aN
23011 Kfm Avenue
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ire
s
«
i
,
,
.
.
.
...
T h r P T . R E V . JO H N B. B E N T L E Y
Hominy
school
begins
at
0:40
I ’ome and park your troubles
I .O U . Is the subject of the forrm-r p,,|,or, nl Alaska, now v„eMorning worship at ll:<M> A. M.
with us ami we w ill help you.
.c-Min Sermon whichi w ill he road president ot tl„ N’. „ .................... .. ,.(
This w ill hr known as the Chi 1st A M. Classen for all ages.
in t Iturrhea of ( h rlst, SclentiM , the Ip isct.|.aU httrrli ami Ihrerlur of
Message hy I lie pastor.
Heeling Mission.
Evangelistic service at 7:30 P. throughout the world on Sunday, its Overseas Itrparlmrut, who is one
20,
rd many (Tiurrli leaden p.otii ijiaiiior
M Message and altar rail hy the January
L A K E MANY COM M UNITY
The fioldim T eal Is: "The laud arlivcly in a ih u rili wulc edie.iliooal
|iiislor.
CH U H C II
huth appeared of old unto no , rampaian, looking toward i-ipuii,inu >>{
P la ye r
meeting
and
Fllhle living. Yea, I have loved Mice w ilh main phases of tin l'"|ii«o|wl Church'*
C. C. AVhlte, Minister
1 11 iiy each Tueday evening at mi everlasting Invn: therefore with program of work at lionir anil over -cat.
Church School I0:(M1 A. M.
7:311 p M Come and filing your loving kindness have I drawn
Classes for a ll ages.
Morning Worahlp 11:00 A. M llihles,
thee” (Jetem lnh 31 d ll.
wm
•
■•
. .
Missionary servlre Thursday evClin young people w ill share m
Among
the
citations
w hirl 1 1 0 1 | N i l O l f R ' I ’
||C a f lS
,'iilog
at
7.311
P.
M.
A
good
mistaking i mi■t in this service. Every
nm iprisf Mm*
hh>m im 1)m
soiiiary program li ythe hand.
Itodv Invited.
following from the lllh le : "A m i | t ' | % J u | r - » | * s i l
r liln m li
V
I..
It.
servlre
p'rhlny
even
W rstm lnster Pellowshln nl tl;:in
wi< imvfl known uml k 'litv w l Mir
I[j4 ll
v v illll CM
ing
7;.'i0
I'
M
A
program
for
all
P. M.
Invi* Hmt Uml hnlli *»> us. Mud i
^
voting
people.
Adol, choir prartlee TToitsdav
love, and he that dwelleM, ll. love f * # C lIIC « t 1 1 f H I
( | 1 * 0 U |J
The
chut
eh
string
ha
ml
w
ill
nl H:<m P. M.
divelletli In find, and tool in linn
I
furnish the music and ll,e piddle
P IIIH T C H tllM T IA N C llU Ilt tl
IH invited to allend.
T h r'i'.l’isson^Hel 11,1........Iso Includes I E a rlv le lino h.d.le, him to...... np
1007 Hsnford Avenue
I he .........Wing passage fro ,,, the
- ........m il.. «f the coeotoo
J, Itnarlall P a rris . Minister
P IIIH T IIA P T IH T P H U H r il
i In i stinii
W leltcr
t e * t l i " " k,
f
l" ’ " 1
" T H E C R O W N ED C IIU IH T ” i*
p „ ,k Aseriue at H hth Hlreet
•■Science- and Health w ill, Key to
' ■
'«■
' '■
......... .. "»
the M inister's sermon solijei’t nl
\\_ |> llriHiks. J r ., Pastor
the P lrst C h ristian (T iu irh fm “ We've Saved A Place For You'' S i r
TrsH.H% height. "A
r .......... .
nf H d
Sunday morning. T h is the flint <J
Holiday School H:4fi A. M,
ii series on C h iJsl Messages I" tin
,\ piutat for every age. Mirth
.
Seven (Tiurrhes
Death
T li;:zT .f : " t t "
" » r i t ? ’. : ™
“ U N T fl T H E
U T T E R M OST”
M„ rlltllK Worahlp 11:00 A. M
ae l.vity u H o is t
w ill he I lie evening sei lilnli oh
Message ('. A. Ifoli ulilh, llap tlsl Z t ^ nly i T K l t m l r a l . n . l p u t of j’ ' - " ' ’
||«HI only
MO
..... ......
In,, nhn atoii. In m esioo ni li'me
|eel The C hnrrh school w ill ......... Miniliei Imod Secretary.
mini. Is tin om
.
, ,
and .................... In social M 'hilioli'
at tl tfi A. M. and the C lu lsllao
| mmiiig Union fi lft P M.
p. rlissnrtwrl V Mint I r .t a t Tr, i, 1; In* ...................... ...............
((h............... Hll
'Y n o lh peltowship w ill meet at
^ Cuooi fm every chltreli Tliemoifitilli*
U " 1 I* **■ 1
* 1st cut I'h n n T i’s tmlioual and wot hi pm
11:30 P M. A welcome Is extended .
y Story flm ll for children ,,,,,1
its Idea. man. are emxlatent
and e lernn l" (W it I I " Ih e l.
, ,,f Mole Cross H oo el
IIO I.Y C R O SS CMI III II
f Fuller opal)
the Itev. II. I.v lllr lo il Zimmerman.
If. It Iferfnr
till Snmlnv After Kpiphivov
H un A M. Holy Commonimi
0:00 A. M. F a m ily He,vice ,»ol
N ltio cello l'..... is a
Chinch School.
tru guncotton.
11:00 A. M. Mot lilog P la t e, ami
Herman.
4:00 P M. Aenlvtes Festival nl
Services during the week
Ugtl,ei|ia| lu Orlando.
Monday through Thursday and
Saturday Holy Corunoinluo, 7:30
A. M
Prlrlay Holy Communion, tMMI
A. >M.
At THE CHURCHES
S ^ i r ^ S r rs,£:vyr;:l..t;.... z
* \ r n iiM v
MlK It Mil
III.vI Inn Hour
.News
W eslelli lao.ln.rrs
Hrv .'it O VIiiek r't'it*
^ews
I ’,.mil llsete lo ilirx tis
I'rnukl* Carle ririliesirs
Muri'lna tipvHilim*
\j iir.il*> In MiihI o
War 1>t »l Nle»
I'hll Tteetl a, i In- "• as ii
F orestry Hhnw
rtplkr jnaee Iin li*»irs
Pin I ' ii Pars'll'
A liny. A (till, III"! Musle
.Vlrlnily Mu r s i I ii *
Hnimav K s v r u irlie stis
(flilldrea's fMsssle Ilnur
Allium Review
Unsli' Hawaii
World nl N’lieo
Til* jtstid IVsgmi
Hin> Chili
Popular Hint
{.at I li Anlei Ii mis
11listen I Varieties .
lia r None Itsnrh
Tunsy'a Otar
MuSIral Hhowrss*
Music I .over's I’ronrsm
Titsn Ttinas Jive Session
Ithythni Hour
Tlis Itrlglil Hpot
Vews
Tw lllg lil Unrigs
Msrket Peliort
-iiolilh Peraile
fti iin v ilonrliiisii rn te riJiri"
to Ifilns on s rlm lll
Mil lulu i Hi I iiiii I lesson
Uni Sin,i< tlimoimy Cloli
K * v Iii >,*h he Curl*
Vnrlel v Hull
Me*, Mu- lllltlll
Hie Min,i, Cilt, Inn
I 'Ii 11 Merit ot the •■nan
Ulioive Kina nf the Use
An lliterloiln nf Music
I I ’* lliil . e'lm*
Miiilorle Hughes
I "ii til It- 11i-istr ti HronUessl
At finm* With Music
\eu s
UUti rtff
priol consent of the tinlteii .utivies.
A ll pledge to "take itucli seetirlly .m -asi ’es as mny tie agreeil" to
"prevent .the disclosure or rmnprondsa of UOV e la sslfln l (secret}
military articles, Services »r In
lorn, at Ion."
■
ftpylllng out the enndiHous fui
American help was the prim ary
r.Aitpeso of tlie agleetliritU
ftul they also pledge lhat me
.•.tilled Stales call get raw ami
tamlpiorcserd m aterials from l*11'
L urh I N o tice
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Sflrtlr* IV tieielfV eU "e
kre
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gee
aao <•*• Klnrlitn tOiitnli *
w it h ill* el*rh lit th » ''lr> oil 1 “ V" '
o ( Hsmtniil* fn u iitv . Klurlits
M h li .u 1 rilr Is ant
A nun II Uli I isvi rvI
Own vra
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APPHAN.
The HY.t. nf rtorlitai O rastinf
k
flafsndsnt _
To
Ini.
Pra n ces K
le i»ru*r , It,* t'TtnHi. Ju li e , I . Iltlliut*
Tou are haTsliy reunlrtd to ap
pear tn a i-*rtn1li Hill ul Untilulatnt
ftl.it Hialust r»i, for a illvorco.
now pamllna In the Clrnult Court
of Hamlnole Ciiunly. Klnrlrtii. :'*•
tuinable to the H lh ilay of rnhrusry, HIM, In itafaull Ihsraof aaot
Atuae w ill proc**'l r l Jiarle.
■I,it this onlar publlahail for
th i statutory time raunirad. hr
law, fur fnur conMcutlv* wesae
in therianforU llsralft,
a news
paper of general circulation to
aakl county amt stale.
WITNKHH My ham! amt o fflrlu l
•sal of office at Hanford, Florida,
this H lh day of January, m il.
O. P. HF.ItNIJON
Clark
of NinthJudicial
Clre.ult Cuurl, Hemlmds
Counly, Florida.
•C A L
It A DID P IK H IH A M
"Adventures In Rrotherhood"
w ill he the subject nf a program to
lie presented each Tuesday evening
over Station W T R R . These programa w ill I,a directed by Rev.
and Mrs. Ashton Jonca nf A tlanta,
Oa.j at 11:30 P.M.
Pm the past in yeara M r. done*
tins been working as a free lance
m inister fur the cause uf world
brotherhood. Tim public la IttvHed
to hear the radio program and tn
meet Rev. and Mrs. Jones.
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MOHNIND DP.VOTIONH
The Morning Devotions P ro
gram, heard dally at H:30 A.M.
over W T R R , w ill be conducted
neat week hy H rv, Joe C. Crows,
pastor of the Church o f (1od.‘
Tin,so programs are sponsored
hy the Hanford M inisterial A sso
ciation, ami conducted by the vsrl*
tuts pastors of the city.
1 't'V U IIY T E H I IN
C H P IIC fl
Her, Anxiis Alrtnais, tl I t , Pastor
U 4fi A M Chin. It Helmol
11:00 \
M»ndng W 'lisidp
Harmon lie ft, llnlierl* II. Me
Ca vltll. Pastor •>f Pnik
l.nke
Mi leiuln
ft 30 P M Pveidog Worship
Service.
Special Musle f>» Sutldav Morn*
log;
Anthem: "Whet. C lillilre n
P ra v " l.v tlie Ytu.lh Choir.
The mele tju eile, will slug "D ay
is Dying In Hie W est" for the
npprlel Sunday Evening.
— —
C IIH IH T I AN « M ISHKIN A R Y
A L L IA N C E
Park
Avenue snd
Pmirleenth
Street
fllenn K. Hmllh, Pastor
Rllite Hclitad 10:00 A. M.
Mr. A. W lrlmldt, Hupt.
Morning Worahlp 11:00 A. M.
Pastor’s si.hject: TemptHtlim and
V lrlo ry .
Evening Service 7:40 P- M.
Our Evening Service Is Inform*
at, and adapted to all ages. The
paatnr w ill speak on the subject!
" W ill Ye also go A w a y ?"
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ItllllllEK MATS $ 3-50
(FOR AM- MODBL CARS)
Thp«5f» iintif11y Mw1« llefcir* Ymi Huy
Jack
K.
M n rrlsm i,
UfartHRcr
, it's Rood looklnR;
m
"N eateit looklnR thing on m
wbeelal” folks ssy.
And, man alive, is it wonderfttl (o
touch to« to tresdle and see what
stepped-up, still higher contprcs*
sion Fireball vatve*in*hcad power
can dol
Pretty slick, too, the way i Iicro
new Buioks snuggle ucully into
tight parking places—llmtik* to
inches saved by that perfectly swell
new idea In fronDcnd design.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Farb Amos si Math Street
Services begin Sunday morning at 11 ;00 A M.,
January 89, Md continue each evenluf at 7i*0
?. U, thru Wedneaday erenlnt Feb, 1,
Sunday Morning Service broadewt over WTia
JUST FOUR DAYS — WVB R lV fC B rv .
t
t
o
S
M ister, you can pick and chooitf
With nearly a score of body types
to ohoose from—four wheelbases—
Bve power rstings—Coupe, Sedan,
Convertible, Riviera and Kittle
Wagon models—there's a car here
for just about tvtry taste.
Hear C. A. Holcomb, Florida Baptist
Brotherhood Secretary
a
u rr
B u t know what the sweetest news
of all Is about this 1950 Buick line?
A Layman With A Message For Laymen
PLENTY
RED BLISS
SEED POTATOES
FLOOR MATS
f|
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N. H, RED
4 ftc Each
Over
R A D I O S T A T I O N \V . T . R . R .
s . 3 0 E A C H P .V E N IN t;
T U E S D A Y . JA N 3|st T H R U S A T U R D A Y , F E n . 4th
<
Pi
9 — A GRADE
41-' #
liy
ItKV. i,ml MRS. ASHTON JONES
P IIIH T
WEEK OLD
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MJVKNTUKKS IN BROTHERHOOD
C H H IH T C H U R C H , l.oniwood
.
( Episcopal)
The R at. II. Iivtflnfou Zlminermsn,
II. II. V lrar
I"
llh Soodav lit e r Eplphsnv
4:00 p. M P,veiling I'tnvei ami S>
Mertiooi All are welrnme.
SPECIAL
CH ICKS
C E N T R A L B A P T IS T C H U R C H
Ninth Street end Laurel Avenue
of the Church’s plant to vestries
Her. H. L . W hatley, pastor
mid other groups of laymen in nil
I'hone tnlii-K
parts of the country. T h is I* heSunday School D:4f> A .M . ('In « » i
| IP Viol to ho the firs t time nny
compurnhle nunitier of Inymen hnvo for nil nge»,
engaged In such nil enterprise for
Morning Worahlp, 11:00 A .’.L
the Chnrrh.
• Tin" 1’erfl of One and Two Sin*''
Also it is Iwllcved to he the by the pnitor.
ftihl lime that nny Church hna orH .T.U ., 0:110 P.M . Union* for nil
Konired nr, intensive campaign
nitre.
of rdii'Otion that can touch every
Evening W orship, 7:30 P.M,
man, woman, HtnPeliild in it.< mcm Sermon by the pnitor.
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h I j" Tt""‘ F » j*i';^i> nlnn« ra il . .... if.
> Service, U'»-r.
fur n
i mmit's,.
'*
!
nesday.
7:30
P.M.
l!i,< i huich' mi ’ iiomiry work over"I'o ni" lhi.ni with u* and we w ill
„••»*. including the
* "f rc*
|i..f of Christian war-aufferer* do thee good."
in Kiimpo nod A sia, uml the reSong Idrda eat mistletoe her tie
r lt li ineiit .if Displaced Pei amis
as a winter food supply.
in thi i country.
N or does it stop there.
You can have the tpdpmtni
you want, too. Oat these 1950
swifties with e whole host of
accessories which you specify
A s for prices —good sir, iust go
hak at Ihrm!
They literally cover every price
bracket above the very lowest.
Tltts year's Buioks range from
eights ihut arc priced like sixes to
majestic fine cars thul urc the
valiic-Ncnsution of their field—
sumo even cost Ust ptr pound than
ccrtuin versions of the lowest
priced cars.
Yes, it's really a grand treat to I
visit a Buick showroom these I
days. You can pick and choose J
es you haven't oeen able to for I
years.
I
Get quick delivery, too, on many I
M U V IR IP
Y O
U
R
D O S
“K K 5 * 20M.no
**••• t-m .
J ’ O t r l» .
f 29l|.oo
*2i 27-oo
M Way vary
�l a U n ity T h c r « U S tre n g th —
Tv Prutsct fbe* Peace of (fa* VVotkr|;
To Promote Ih* Progr*** of America.
To Produce Pro*pi*rlly for Sanfurd.
t iii
E a t ib lU h c d 1908
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Hi
ress
'
T e lls
K o re a n
LONDON.
No
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y
N EW SPA PER
S A N F O H I) , F L O R I D A .
Britain To Accept
Indochina Regime;
U.S.Okey To Foliow
A c lie s o n
M ONDAY
J A N . .’111. 1050
JO-</|«)
“* - r « r r T C ;t1 v t* ( W w v W f r i m r
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i.. lmWt.,,1* ... M a r i n e
T ra n sp o rta -
Ihe nest week m jo, tliphiiiialit
,
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offiii*ti <
1* 1.1 ind«y.
»i o n L o . S e e k s T o
ij *r*iiri
iiou pmiiaiiiy w.n hr
T r .'in s p o r t
F r e ig h t
taken liy I fir l .’m ini S |* in iiiiin
••
iflciw«(i{), lltrse loiiicrt »«»k I.
^ ^***||t*K 'll
fo the »pft h>.ml. ic iogmtion ol H«n l)*i l,l ‘r *'i°n
L t*. Willn. operator
will be de
fario—-an acceptance
,,ie M*"»* lr*inpoiuiion Co.
cf llir f i d
lint hli regxnr n u l l
N"ifoil A a . tin anll.urilv to
Full— or de l i n e - iccoHnilii.il
v * r<G* and .ell-propelled
will be hiven only when lilt fJnlnl, " * , *lr* on ^ie <'1
River b**
• re -sii'fitd dial ibr newly luim- ,''CTtl Sinlurd ind ja th n n u lle in
ed .eHltiie uip co pc will) the naltun 1" l‘" r‘ "on
d.eu pirient au>1 icvoluliofuiy imnemtnl \*hicli ^‘0|I*V
beh>ren jirk iu ii
hi* luln ImhiOiina ever tiucc the
lienton, N. J., w ii »t4rt*
J«P«hc»e occiiiimion.
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ihe M av l 4ii Inn by *» It Diomonu*
A
Thu country protnued riante
ll I examiner, hum Wtilnng
U m yen dial it would trmgiiMc
Ban D a i» tjovernmenl * lie i llit
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r ie in li p*ili«m rn l tun,tally n i l . . . .
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ii*
* * reived *i tnunie
Ini Ml.
lied lilt M uch l ‘W acrord be . . . . . .
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,,i williv Among ibnse v.lm n o n extint* Ilf N#*vvlttl 111 " Mill Hi tim tivi* IlMllll's m Hvt«‘liil i-H III!' I »*H|«|(*||t*t*
Ivveen llir Indot Inline leader anil
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.mimed Mi Willis w rit I.. I . t low. nf ,MI ,Mlil .Ml« I h;iih*-s Nilil.h'k tm flu S;i)itM|i| iiuid l>f wlkiti*
Vincent Auriol, President “ t Hit
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r r r
ippirsrht.iiH llir A X I ., I' ... \ . alliiTM f Ilit *4Ii It1111f'tlfi It I f lilut'k I'tilit 1 iul Mill, il i *s Infills,| on u 2tl0
ftitit pisst 4*1 Well - till* It* I p u iiiiil I |u
1 «#t*iv» |h lit It v
I fftft
F.entli Republic.
«in! Sralmaid sailluads, Ulvisea
Ilial aici.nl war ratified by llir Hullei, W * sIiiiih Ioii. irpirsrnlinK
national .trembly ynttiday allei die Alwacual Ilanipuilalmn Cu..
(jftbmci ilebalt.
and A. Pis krni Coirs, 1ampa, If
Il Rives Viel-Nam. Laos and preirnllllH fauiiami I rails. SnulllCambodia llir llnee staler "bull em
liuckillH t'n. and ( rntial
make up ImloCluna lull internal I itlcV Lilies.
,
ai.tnnniny but term er delenre and
TeslHylnir at the hearing thl«
I'oilllli V util tIi r iilir *| ■
1 il of ( .-u|>ri III, >11 "b u ll ii*> all. 11 - , ,,-l- I
fuieiHU aflaur nialten tu lie de- niuilllllK were Mr. Willis, Mayor
firlnvrn t Ii i»r -'nl 1 o jm l the u*, |>1r nl Vtubni I \V A I K b, ,11,
Audi
ew
Oarrawav
uud
City
cided by a jomi ludo('bmete1 isltv ii|irnr>J ibr nen inlllli i p i l -Iniunmtlv |»iul ,11 <ri r 111 <uir - 1111 1•'
Maiurvr 4'lifforU McKIbbln.
H fo v in t’ P i c k e t s H e l p
• *t -M il i ’ i 11 t*t* t ‘ ; i | | >; J-\ n
French liiglr counnl in Pam .
Due In the fget that all coun
at 1 0 lid n i l . I Satuiilay im iiakit ami em ;ilia«ircil il,.* , , >in<
Ainnican lecoHiuiiuii ol the neve sel representing the oppualtiui
S w e ll S t r i k e K 'a n k s , ■
il lrr|ii|iH fo il Mr 11..11 I'uk 4* g win,I,: lice limn 1 oliiniCi- nt inlnr I*
1 1 1 11 »■ O f T r u s t
tlaga war foierliadowtd Friday by In Mr. Willia had nut tieen no
A leigc 4 r* Wfc| ill t llliilfftn lll^l ^ illin c il 1 ! flilh fun 1 f lit til l
t*t*h
III Nt»w | i - n . r v
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frkDr. Phi|ip L Jessup. Ambat'tadui tilled In time, the amendment 69 a —
EWuLfii (hr CililmK »»t ill** IthliHi utmli npfnr.l tlir »» n mi., ilie
fils rec|iie*t to uperate eelfjirnW a s h i n g i o n , i*n .m. __
" a t l*arne, who rent a goodwill met- pulled barges belwesn here^an t
.»» II11* 9kkl III*
|ll*e llipli Schitiil #
IK IN 1 D N N J . Is ,, IK ,,p ,
id*) — 'lb# Mliliv lliiuie ihrrked 1 tin 111HIf t i ht* lin v h o h nf H I
Jackson villas wa* withdrawal by
tagb to Bao Dai.
I hln! * iini'l'i',1- fluui I j tin 1 | 1if1
\ ‘ |'fi III ill Yfilial lll||>< t *ifl I III 11
lnda>
un
Ihr
numtier
nf
m
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Mitt
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In WasliiuKtnn Secretary of him fur lb* privsenl Hint
1 I Alt 1 f* <||| ’* »M» I I. MH id | <d
Irt* 1 « | i i | I-*.! I - t l l F M i l l *
miner*
at
wink
and
there
weir
ri.tin
tu
1
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ide.
114
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. Ml. Willi* leitlfled that lie bud
S|at« Adien.ii (old Cmigrer* today
tt 1 11.111 | Oil I,. . ill)
1! fl-itl 14•II llii 111 y 1)1 111 ! Hfs m
that to atop economic aid to Km on been In isiutur trauaport vsusk report* I'reslilenl Tinman « * ,
I i >*»l
Vll«|l CAY 1 MI I N YV 36 X
IldYf.v V\ U*M tkliit iw i|, rkm ^ 1
rVaili
In
art
iiulrkly
if
strikermi" would lie ‘‘mual imforv'Jiiaie
lor 40. year** that lm had beys
•mi I Mi ! *■I fl»‘i anti i lm-. t
llliilli lllilll. 1.1 ilmllti , ijift tliiifi*
t < ilii,**w'T|n|i-r * till I • •1:t y l It if
do
not
gii
hack
to
Ihr
pit*.
Xi
.1
He raid il would affect not only aulhnrliPil to operate aa 1 ium
t 1 Ilk* ( ’SP.IMUI vYliicli in t t I fill |*a*1*mi|a n 1 1 j I, tu,
• iltf \ . \t tn iry l«^|,.l.ii |t,*ii.*
.hat young purl war republic but rniiri carrier, Aug. Id thin, ami fiirrnnun new* riinferriire, t'hnIrt. t Ida- ,*si||’ II UCliltll Uf Ml. |t*D»l "hint I t \
did it ii 1 I 1 1 ,
H
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,r**iilrnli.il
|'r**«
H«ricprior to that had beep n cun
all of inutliea-l A»la
I 111,J ■f Je*wW
i'i j I InI* 11111if11I It*. » \\ I'lf* ht"«k h|»jll 'Ik , ||| |||<(> | It f, , 1 >-f (ini.I
•n rr. *«U " I ra n ’i Httswer nut
It n.
safe 1*1." tba Secretary tract carrier. At present, he se
I tt*
inflilMf f *11 dm *• t »11/rn• «•‘tu hi' 1 ill Ml a*|| Ii11VY tu aa1in Mil Itl 1*a* 11kfiw ',1111.I'M lilt. 1 ...... II,
•ii.i.siMH.a SIB faa * ’r*sal
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vested
that lie Is transport ilia thilly ill the III 11111*111." Ilr -nil
111 I Ivil IIt Mil ' l l A* | Fhtd »ft:il In n 4,i l Id ».* .dill ii
t i'* ilk
......”'i Ut lilt* At lit* i' i‘ tlkM | Ixk In
tons monthly nurihwnid
Air. Truman had nolhlny In mill
,
tit 11 t• I
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1 p ’1••* the 11|if id lit ill* m| th* Isr"Ib«4
rc
Florida and d.fihh Inns
to h list In he* ulread) r uni l i t .1 t h,* t.l' I.M Y of III* p x.t
thhi
lo* 1nils t J lt lim l | lit- li.NtYA of
south Ills barges also Imnsport ahuut the i-ual *itualiuu.
I lie
*1 t 4
.11i«I nil 1 Mi)ncf<4ti Ihr \ ‘ii 1>1>t . l . i i
Today’s cor.trlbulori werai
duo automobiles a month from I'rrsideiil ha* rruestvilly -m l
1 I'm*.1 V%il! kl*111 | Ji 0 11r I sills*. 1 |t. t lit.|
pin I f| ‘
li«’Y .1 I
Mi* IkIII If
i ht .
Mira I'dna rbiltenden
J !MMI Norfolk, Va. to .Jacksonville
hr wuuld step in ir the -Hiisllun
!' I "'III Mill l'1'tl III*’ UlV iH'Ilt lull
'•minrhklril ritil flipy f.< Mn|i|»Fki
• hit*
He uhu stated that he could rerjuired art inn I rum him.
W It. WilUano.
I«h0
i kt v i .imnii'iiHdit'i ‘ Kii'ii I M* 1
f fiiiktn iiY rt the Inn I
in. c-l
\M»*i l"idv|lief ox ci 1Id d» •
I.
el tie C. f’aldwell
UM1 opeiate northward from Haufm.l
thd li lin K f itli*r tsfie hK. 1 p"
<t naita**a tra r > i* au t
111-111
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to
Mlimilllf
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W. Gordon Dean
600
I ’ l T r S B U R U L Jan. 3D- |/I*|
nf
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fillip
1
II. 0 . Unitla
6 00
41a | -f i | lf* )|f
lilt- lli.r .llg a liu u . i.-irn-.l tin*
Band* ol roving pit'k*H lirlpr.l I ■4111* It ml h **i il*i* |m«i| h'l M" l*t»'-»*4d ax 1Mi | ft*
i.loyd K. Itoyle
6.00 L o u I h
ivvrll llir 11umber of linking rnal A;tiI*-1 lit.thl Ii- vktpt ul t» MIHUMIM' • r fill I *•»*!* lit** fnflitit‘1 * in | |||f* t if I-....... -I ll-'UI \llg. I I't IIP In | in
Anonymous
...
100
• I ’ll'k I I I , f u r IH t'fir’A JllIMm
\ijididi* 11 ii inn )(i Itiiiu'id^ if i
uiiuri In ttH.SOO today *• ibc "n-. I TT^lii I Min* III*(III? flic l*kt‘»l
Dr (I l. Harka
10 0(1
J.*
y . lfli
Thill tt'
*' f•*ii mmu
|i 1Till'
(14' tJ.r
4V'i
ft .ikillbi**,} Ihi I’ugr 6i«i»1
Mill |iriioij Y>rip 1
'‘1*11 if.tt |<‘«
Dr. G. S. flelman
10.00
rnnltart no wink" Hnkr utigc^
- Dr. W. V. Ilubart*
10.on
Louie 11. Keynulda, *on-ln-law
I' 1' ^ I lf*lli II It k*.iHI fo iii.n I is 1R
• Roy Wall
816 nf Mr. and Mr*. William E. Kader.
r tinn llat.ild (J. fl oil lit 1It
I»’
Hunt Mercury Company
10,Oil died at their home, 2660 palmetto
• »m .il Mdie l.luVkl U M ii'li, let
Mr*. Tom William*
1.00 Averin* yesterday at 4:t»o A ll.
W 1 1 11 B t* T I \ I I
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8.00 following a short Hines*. He was nation** 4 0 0 ,(KW .o il cosl tl.gget, R ( | O 8 e V 6 1 1
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Mr*. F. K. Hoi* ..................
1.00 Wm, K. Kader, Jewatera. Mr. Rey
All fltdI SlMIllol lifllklfl MMI il il I
F . W. Hall
6.00 nold* was horn in Selma. A la ,
H VIti: P A R K , N. Y. Jan. 3U
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-hI '1 - l*rr<*iiivnt
Truman
Imlui Ru**i,tn> >In .(if >t-,i then
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and Mrs. Hay nold* moved from
acknowledged are aa follow*:
•Oh, H ** I 1-1*1 Ii In lm luk.l oil IP-- in III-1.Sill-1* I II,-t 1,-- FBI Iv 1 its*, -|,,,1
MMrKMlt-, -fi
Nancy Whit*
1.00 Sanfurd to Magdalena, N. Me* ■
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ol Fra n klin U. R oiwcaf . nllowt-il r.iMii GnMii
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Alvin (bibs,11, Hsmlnole Conn ■
Mr*. J. C. Hutchlii.ii
11.00 where they have tinea reslAcd
hi i In* dm li Biiniver»ary ol 11»< iXimII v I i i i I ii Hit- XV, - 1 i,, II,-, I,,, • f "if ifml I
v Hi•••» I »miitxiii»*i
iv chslriiisii of the Marrli ol Ilia- I »Rr*ldntl’t birth.
PurcalP*
6.00 They were on a visit to Sanford.
I I 111l*1» It, »!• lit I (i I 1114 It'll If Va**I llll
Inr (In* fir*! limn 1,1 ten .I . , Dime*
campaign
for
the
Infantile
Rowell O ffice Hupldy Da.
Survivor* include the wblnw, (he
A delachiiiHiil o l raitel* fi-* Hovlcl giiRid*. ulni-n-lv *.-i,ii,‘ ini'-f11*11*I V’ uf MliV (lulls*" ill
1.00 former Margaret Kader; on# son, I’srulysl* Fund, today called at
Dr. H«nry„ McLaulln
lot’hori with Hi** trivi»'lfiu*i4ia ffu'
Hie li. H. Military Academy m
lug hi-< order*, |,**-«,| M|l im.-i
tention
to
the
two
dances
which
600
Louts B. Reynold*, Jr., sludvid
- R. L . D*au
................
1 i O-l fin llllil t MR11f IT*. | I (V*I k11i* f)»r*
West
Point
cru»*«d
the
Hud*-,
ehr-nigh
ih
r
hwintiei
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Sanford Herald
............ 16.00 at the U n iviriity of Florida: hi* will lm In-Id sl tha Armory and at River l<> sltend Gib ceremom tl.-rlm an.l INlm-lr.lt mo miN. i
-iiiiultfetf I tmt I tu* > i i I m I mi ' »>il
1.00 parsnli, Dr. and Mr*. W. J. R*y the Mayfair Inn tonight for the
Theodore J. Judt —
.
It I III I lift* HIM( t k‘| Ilf 111 r*s I 1111*111
XVainla
Wiley,
1U6U
Marcli
Hie
wv*i,
wnli
mill
peilnini,).
6.00 nold* of Helma; three brother- benefit of the polio fund, and
George Thurston
I •-'kllim t'llllllluilft.
Dune* g irl, u liu plaeea a w rvatl.
Mr. and Mis D. H. Watklm 6 00 W. J. Reynold*, Jr.. Barnard A urged everyone who could pus- on ll.K i.s v d t '. gtavc today
I fie If! I It'll aI mI viI Mo* ili\ e* 14
yl\-|- iin e’ ll ||» found 'Ml l rifiit'if H lf'’ III
H. A. Appleby
....... 6.00 ami Douglas Reynold*, all uf HeI wiDlv do •„ tu attend a* practi
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piece
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Mary Cash
.................... 1.00 ma; tht** alatara ,Mla* Olive Itkv cally the entire proceed* of the tritmtvil hv the rieuple of. At
* Ihev ttevei guvv aiiv n ftim l i n
prop * "
6110 nold*, Selma; Mr*. Hudson Diy dance* will lie devoted to the ban,a. Pal Uussoll,
Albert O. Jarrell
leiH't* of piy-off*, jietw(«iihI 111 ••fit
of
Ulrmliiv
..... ...........
Uusaoll,
uf
Blrm
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... 60.00 of Harbl* Head, Mai*., and Mr*. March of Dime*.
Randall Chaaa
........
•1 pohilrHl i*niitrtl»utioii«i (.1 lit"
ham.
March
of
Dk
n
M-K„
w(ts
.......
lie also stated that moat of
.. 6.00 Rosa Morrison of Washington,
. J. A. Howard
II tintee* or HlUttet limn Hie <1
the filling station! In Hanford nalne-'l t L “ ight year-uld A u .G i - v .r the Muwdown O vh ii in t# k r * I ekiaen<ilv« profitn wfilt’li vYen
.. 1.00 D. C.
t f Mrs. Edgar Benlon
£.041
Alga C. Thome*
The body wa* lent to Selma have agreed lo contribute one Te x., g irl for the ceremony.
illtiwtdi, InvoEtiK^tor’Y »Bikl, lo •
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II ..NIIHUM n * r a n . B ill
1.00 Ala., for funeral service* Tuomlav cent ■ kh IIoii un all gaaoline *<>|d
Mr*. C. M. Berry
Wanda waa sccotlipanled al*- IN rlin railw ay hedHtiuaiN,- >... M
ii.ou afternoon In the Episcopal Church at their station* tomorrow, and |,V Mr*. Iwwlw Hatch, of Austin, ">* hy Went Her In police acG.w
L. E. Bauman
GANG ADM ITS I I I F F I S
6.00 there, of which he wa* a member. *0 urged everyone to buy nil execilllve necrelary for the Match ......... /'**/■ *£«'«
Dr. L. D. Brown
"
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I'AMI’A, -Ian. HU
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Five
S6.D0 Interment will lie made In the the gasoline they could tomorrow „ ( Dime*, mill M i». Trudy Wild n'i"'danl in Berlin,
Sanfurd Atlantic Bank
10 that the polio campaign might matt, from national headm iarN u
Mr*. W. C. Bute, Jr. IOllOlOO. 6,00 family plot In Helma,
fhe railw ays a is d l he l.mldmv mer, nilmill«d loilsv iln-X’ wwo
receive a* much benefit ae pos of llm National Foundation to,
600
adminlfterp.* hy ih - H..vimernher* of a *aN-.-ra.-i,mg gang
Sanford Aulu Parti
sible from the source.
6.00
C aitla Jeweler*
NEW JA Y C K R MRMBKRH
In f'in liN
F a ra lv sl*
hachr-il rant xone governniant I ■ which looted Miami In in * of mure
Pointing
out
the
enormous
800
Smoke Home
Other
vvioatliea were to be --f f p.-ih I s
later ordered the We i Gian f I hi). Ullli in three yearW. II. Stamper, chairman of the
16.00 Junior Chamber of Commerce cost of treating ■ case of polio, tdaced on tile grave hy
Florida State Rank
M i- Merllnera in evacnito the luilldiinThey are part ol *n I I uinii
Mr.
Oilham
said
that
few
per
6.00 membership committee, report* It
E . Q. Kilpatrick, Jr.
ttonaeveli
widow of tha iiic -i which l* ill the American nine •' burglary rin g , *»ld lte;o itie. W
son*
in
the
entire
community
are
i f f i n n Z i *2 N . i T e . 1
•— « •« •* ®- r a a . T w e .
, llo lln w ty and ( ’ ll W.-tl* of
^ Green’* Fuel •♦e• •!*» *••**.»•*•■ 10.00 new member* have Joined the club
In a position financially to bear
Dade County.
8.00 during la»t weak.
“ Carver'* Berber Shop
10.00
Tli*. five were a rrrtle .l lin e last
Celery City Printing
Naw. member*
arc,
Cullen the expanse of a sfngla ean.
,MHilday ju st as tliay -tailed mi a
L. T h a r p ............ 1♦ «••**««*«-* 1.00 Wright, H. B. Owens, Charles alohe and unabJad whan polio
well planneil awoop of Tampa bn*l
1.00 Oormlay, Richard Packard, J. W. strikes, and added that only if
Mary Loulea Smith .
i i o i n , Deputy Hhenff Krnest Cul1.00 Altman, Hugh Welch*), IT. J. everyone stick* together and eun.
Mrs. Arthur Fakaea
March "of Dime. “In
1.00 Davidson, Bandy Anderson, Joe
breeth reported.
Clarence Redding
M on Asitrellu, D. B. Stafford and W. tha polio problem be met.
I'u lbieath Haled the men con
Yoteell’e
fe*nng the rulihcric* a- I .con
10.00 W. Dawson.
•
Cowan’s ......
............
W HITRH URH T A P P O IN T ED *
28.00
Fla. Power 4 Light Co,
W A H H IN O TO N , Ja n .
M C B U N V S J A w ,. 30.
(S e e g ) "A Four ................ m
. - ” , 'B t a ' .S X E e
Manuel Jacobson Dept, Sfnra 6.00
W INDSORS IN F L O R ID A
Resident Truman la appointing Millinn D ol'sr Accompliihment.
Herndon, all of Miami.
• Perkin* 4 Hon
6,00
N A H U N TA . (la.. Jan. M. —(Ah ffeorge
W. Whltshurst of F u n
I bat ant phrase was selertrri by a . M il). U avu , picm lcut ol tl.r
L . C. Penney Company
86.00 — The Duka and Ducbtia of Wind
Mv*r» ‘ 7 b# a roving federal dlsI’AHTOR C O N V IC T ED
( . L . Ingley ....
10.00 sor arrived hare today on a four- trlct judge In Florida, the White Atlantic C m it Line Retimed Company, lo describe the d eve I opine nil nl
BEN TO N , III., Jan. 3U. — m weak vacation which wilt carry House announced.
the Cnest Line in hi* recenllv published report on “ A Decade of ProA circuit court Jury ha* convicted
HR1L H IT L E R
them to Mexico.
The nomination Is expected to go
a former Baptist pastor of statu
HAM BURG, Germany, Jan. W.
They chatted with reporters and to the Senate eerly this waek.
*
r
,
,
*The
perjoH
covered
it
from
19W
lltrough
1946,
and
during
those
tory rap* of a U-year-utd mem
— UV) — Metal Neat ewaetikaa townapaopla aa M plaeea of lugWhitehurst’s assignment Is a
about the eiia of a nickel ware g am ware transferred from the new Judgsshlp. Ha will make hi* 10 year* the Coast Line spent about $400,000,000 on improvemenl. ber nf hi* congregation.
The jury, which returned it*
Mattered from a epeedlng auto train to a truck. Than, with a headquarters In Miami when there modernization and maintenance o f *
It* physical proparties. Tha money meiit* planned. In "Looking For verdict Saturday, fixed James L.
mobile through tbo Hamburg buif* Georgia stata police aoaort, they
Pettit’* punishment at two years
waa (pent for equipment, roadway ward," President Davl* stated:
m m dlatrkt today — tbo annb dram la a atailoa
11 ‘*4 **.^
in prison.
and structures.
vtraary of Adolf Hitler’* procle- Horseshoe Plantation
“The
Ooaat
Lines’
management
■Te
r ------ r ------------- . h u m ,
at
Paulina Fowlar, who Is sight
Tha publication also Include* a ha* faith jn iti future and in the
of
tad aad kls
The ax-k
raaume of tha Industrial develop future of the territory It serves; month* pregnant, testified Pettit,
ment in the Southeastern territory and. to tha axtant consistent with 62, told her their relatione were
Mm
this
tawa l i •
served by tha Oaeet Line and ra- avaljJbJsMftu^/^Uitindi ^to^con- "a mater of U » flesh only and do
not bothov tha aauL"
on still further laprove%
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S trik in g Miners New Municipal Swimming Pool
Pro In* Reveals
Sw ell To 88,500,
Formally O pened On Saturday lirti»ulari!ie*s
Crackdown Seen
In Bonrfit I’mul
President. May Act
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Rim Aj-'ninst Smith v
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B. Kcynoldn
Oit’s At Kader Home
....' Gallon Remembers KtissiuiiM l( e I a \
Birthday Wreaths Notes Unanswered
March Of Dimen
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Slated Tonitc
Decade Of Progress Sees ACL
Spending Big Sum Modernizing
g'rs&i5^1 fla
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Atomic Committee ..
1o Advise 1ruman
On Hydrogen Bomb
AFL Union Could
Paralyze N ation,
Den Ii am W arns
'is H earing Is Held
gy KC On Barge
Hi, l ine Application
lain will announce lecugmnmi n(
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FA It MINOTON, Del, ,lan nil
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Alt- Jeanette Fislier lieai-l earning- l-y Alar I, ihe Vdt-rrans
Vet
j lal running around on the *«.-■ A.liuiiii«traii..i. -aid luda*'
orid floor of tier farm home la-i eran* win. ftil l-i -lo - - may have
*uh»i»lciiee psviii.-nlf -iiipcri led.
night
Miic and tier neighbor, Mrs, KID
a'x'IN -In re a d , 17, glehhed Gun
Fisher hairy ami ran downstair*.
They called Mr*. Jerruad'* hus Htatbm
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band. William, 23, tu try tu catch Atlanta
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He burrowed the Fisher auto Boston
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New Orleans
"Billy, I'm shot,” screamed his N iw York
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Pittaburgh
wife.
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wife dying from a bullet wound JsckMnvtll*
in the abdomen. The bullet had Orlando
torn through the colling of the Miami
Tampa
living room.
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'* MONDAY, JAN. an, ipr.n
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You may win th. applause of a
moltllude stretching on Into Mer
it uity, No nobl. deni #rer nasoe*
-unnoticed, The eye* of all wait
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i* “ Over a period of year* (her. bs,
’ baen .vlilcnre of * growing dl*
like In Mort.li, f..r Ibe rxtrciu.
left (taperlngF. of Jin,. 1,'lamle Prp
pee- hi* epologlea for tbe C*im: muni.it* and )iU '.Ingle.minded dr
■ eolloti to tbn dicta of i|,p New Deal
! end tbe Knlr Drnl Hi. I'ctersburg
? Independent.
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>;*• Wc wnolil not io,r to,, miicli
»^leep nvrr the |.,.. |.r, i, ,,f a nrw
1 Xydiogen I'eud- .1 llio.mml Iimim
more pourilnl tl.,111 liar alnniii
I bomb. Wc ibeil.t d ynu moiiM
liir iliilr, cm r, no rndttcf
[•wnicli you put tiiln l liy. Ami wc
,, donhi j| your , li,, m ci ..I ilvint! In
! such an cxplmion ii uuc ilioiMdinltli
e | | great .ti liring killed I,>
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I ’auUjmiilnlr, ,11 would lie half a*
" painful.
:
The naliolt's new 7r>icnt mini
iTgium wage l»w In*' gone into cf
rfaft. llcm clm ili. you will not he
j»abl* lo yvcl a Joh in .my inthiiliy
engsynl ui inter n.itr .onuncur,
^*4^iitiet|irclcd hy ihc Suiucmr
■Court* of ihc Llmlrtl Nlntrs. tinlrn
U you arc worth 7*> cent* an hour.
I Skilled wotlep, scaiuurti mrp of
‘ competence and ululilv. men with
Hied* tjnd,,»pciidl lair nl*.
(01 the luiiitr.,
the untrain
_______ umktllril may find it hind*
to gft i||itetf, Till* law i*
lUfqmird lo hdprfil llic "forgoilcn
'fcan.'* W r t*rj not ;l« line.
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1‘ instr sd ol ) prrr.nl l„ iniir the
•Hfejnc anioiinl of mem* d it Itatl
I " p e ril applied It, .ill ».dr» m itrad ol
, "July to mine. Ilui*. »«v« ('oniptndl
M, liaVi win, (m inli out
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At* a 2fi year rlrram rtf art oldnr genoratlon finally catno
true, scnrPH of Siinfoni yniingHirTa flocked to the now swim
ming pool hint Saturday. The raHornean with which they
crowded around the cnlrmit'c way nr* Billy liCffler cut the
tape. Ihc eitlliUHlHHm with which they aped into tho dreaalttjr
rootitH, Ihe Hhouta and laii{{htt>r and obvioua pleasure with
which they plunged Into tho pool were all a Joy to behold.
The pool was made possible by-a-830,000 donation from
(,'h u H i. Si Co. w h o H u hoard chairman acltiom miaaen an op
portunity to tro ttwinmiintr nince the " 6U awlmmina hole"
rlw.vH It l« lnr/-»> rrtrjutrh t>. rrrTO-onjpdnte
ntu* fIme up.
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frenh w n jr!r In to Ihc* P'mjI HI Iho r a le
mimil r-. H u h w rite r I h i i I mo 1 h lo r ln a t c fl
of 000
W iln
E A llin n a n
It g a « t y p e
chloriiiator which circulatea a rllalnfectant through tho
water.
Scum ant tern iilony the tdde-t of pord carry off any trash
or other matter that may pet into the water and float.
Ami an nmnnonn Electrolux-looking device with a powerful
Hin lion hone uttnehment picks tip Hitml, gravel, or any afmiIttr malerinl which may mnk to the bottom. The [mol han
Mh own iirteHlnn well with enough prennure to fill the entire
pool Unoniih mi eigltl-In. It |,ipe in 24 hours without the u»e
of the pnntpn. A lifeguard will he on duty at the pool at all
timet* when it in open.
With Much fncllitlct* for Hwlmmlng, tho pool will prove
a popular ri'fiurt for young people during the summer or
whenever they are nol in trlniol. Youngfltera can be tBtighl
lo Hwim under condition,.* of maximum tmfety and conven
ience. Oltler children will find an ideal meeting place fur
wholesome outdoor recreation anti noclnl activities, And
Inudiieu!; men, will ieiirn, it they will take the trouble to try,
that n tpiirk noon time dip in the pool on a warm Hummer's
day will bring them hack to their nfflcen fully refreahed for
the afternoon's work.
Sanford in li'emcndmud.v proud of UiIh new Hwlmming
pool. Anil to Thane A To. the City ComtniHfllon, and those
other citizens who promoted its conatructlnn, tho people,
anil particiilarly the younger generation, are grateful.
Current lOvcntd
A iletailnl at tidy of the tcnchiiig of current event h In
llic public hcIiooIh of the nation Iuih been matlc by a group
of New York cdiicntorH. mitlcr the HtmitHorahlp of The New
York Time..*. The conclusiiin w iih I hat almost all Hchools
give some til tent ion to curicul events, hut tlmt niOHt tin md
ullnt what is consitleretl lo Le iitletpiute time to the Htudy niul
do mil have Ihe right upprniii h. merely preHeuting citpgules
of news niHteail of teaching how lo examine mid umlcndmid
news,
In continent tut this finding it might Immediately be
Unit ttllcilnit-i)l nf inndfipiate time to tile study of current
events is in itself a fundumeiitidly wrong approach, and is
a means of perpetuating through the sehuuls an error which
is nil too common muting inliilis today. We arc prone to re
legate the learning mid lonlcmpliition of the titty's happen
ings to'u.ptlnor place among the activities with which we
fill our lives. We no longer have time for leisurely rending,
listening and talking on current events. We are spoon-led
w|th a five-minute news snimnnry and dash off to other
piTn.*t|its, „
,
It would be a .pity if the coming generations should Ini
taught to hays leas regard, rather than more, for the iniparlance of knowing what goes on in the world. It should lie
a vital — not a aecoiidary — part of education to teach the
slut lent Itow to assimilate mid appraise news from (he news
papers. magazines, and radio, to grasp Its significance in the
present ns well as its relation to the past and the future.
This should not tie something which Is done if there is
lim e; for tins important phase of education there should
a ways he time.
What Ik Not; Said
'■In n much untie Inn to hr paul
In his new [day, "The Cocktail P arty", T. S. Flint has
*milr lom r ilnm ninplv hreauir one of hi:* characters say to another: " I learn a good deal
SPM H -
rn il
a ir
rsriiip l.
In
thr
•euimi of llir l.rgidaturc.
ales las law will hr amrndrd.
’ ii thr word lliey
use. to cover piadirally
tylhtrig, and thru (inventor
■ *W|Jten’* alibi lot nailing llir talcs
,k T * * bill hecausr il was not a
aales ta* bill hul only a liimlrd sales
"tag bill, will hr ri|inird (nr the
*Wlow prctcsl it always was.
W
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7^
‘ , Do Ihe Amriican people have a
M^ll* In the finamial mlvency ol
AAMt government? We’ll i*y they
! UhL.Siilce the Series li Wsi Savings
' Bond, mostly in $2^ ami JOO de| AOmmaliom, were first iuurd in
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more
MONDAY JAN. 80. 1980
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
PAGE TWO
f,
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than
1,2/I,(K M ,000
Ivy merely observing you, and letting you talk as long as
you jdcase, and taking note of what you do not say".
i'hc suggestion is staggering — the Idea that there
are petiole loose in the world who can lenrit things ahold us
from what wo dn not say. Many of us, a« mere Immmts. as
aware that our tongues are inclined to wag a hit ton much,
ami that others some times discover more about us limn wc
intend that they Hltould, by listening to what we say. Hut
even the mimt fooliah-tongued chorlahca the illmtitm that
he has a refuge In silence, when ho haH the wit to keep It.
As a matter nf fact ElUtt'a Idea la probahly factual
enough; there are likely tb be keen obaarvers among us
who learn from what we do not aay, as well an from wlmt
does escape our lips, it la Juat aa well that we do not know
for sure that there eve auch onea, or who they are. It would
onlj' make the control of the tongue a more nerve-racking
Sanford Fdrum
been sold, aggirgaiuig in
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neatly $60.000.1H)0,000, with
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Janu ary 10,1110 from end b y p lM g i o f additional
. b a ll of them still in, |hc Mr. Holland Dean, Editor
fund* avaltahla to the City other
*i of the original purchasers. T h * Hanford Herald
Hanford, Florida
h w 'la a l year the Amrricau peo- Dear S ir:
* bought uver KOOO.OOO.OOO
Have Ju»l read, w llh much Inter
arth more. Let no one suppose est, the letter* appearing, In th*
|«) ibe government can rontinue Hanford Forum of Jan. 2U h and
26th.
Messer* Beckwith, Bten• spend more than it takes in atmm and M artina are an convin
qilt.vitally affecting these peo* cing hi their arguments, that one
’ o have pul their modest sav- I* left completely confuted. I t
«eem* that I f wB grant the Flo rid a
1I0 War Bonds.
lo w e r and Light Co. a new con
p M f are no critics of the Wei- tract, we gel a new stadium, or
la It a Sewage Dlapoial. F la n i, I f
F
among those receiving the first referendum la debated
a week fur 16 weeks as job- and we do not grant the F . p, and
ifili sfor "being without I., Co. a new franchise, what hap
ough no fault of their pen* If we paaa the *erond dn*
relative to the new stadium? O r
■1 aays the Florid* Labor Ad doeant the second one count?
it which adds that is little
I have before m l the ElaeUon
l|to Kye on these days. How Proclamations Issued by our M ay
and I fa ll to see any conaoetlon
a man who really finds or
between the two.
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_
unemployed “ through no
*gf his own," hul if he is so
now it is probably besickness, which automati*,
F. I L
Co. etc," To is p roc teams
slifit* fur the benefils,
tlon makes no mention fo r w lk t
b unemployed because ha
Ip hb job. o; he-
than fundi to b# raised by ad v«lorein ta x e s ? "
The additional
funds could ba any fund* and not
necessarily the 6 per cent k ick
back from F la . P. A L . Co.
In other word* the <1 per cent
from F la . P . A I*, Co, doe* not
have .to be uaad fo r the Rtadlum.
doe*, the coat of constructing
the Stadium have to be financed
by the a f r ---- *J “ —
t would
Inly urge the H tl.
.
---------- to vota FO R both
o f thaao question*. This w ill keen
ih a Uaue* o m b and pnv* the way
fo r conUnuad p ra g m a . A la m s
v r t * w ill ba an Indication to (ho
Commission that the people, of
Banford are interested In Use * f .
fa ir * o f th tlr city.
Thee* two quaationa arm not rfl-
IbSk MIM Ia ifil Cmhb Ih . . . ‘ .a .
THE NATION TODAY
Swimming Pool
• Itaallasie
rr«a*
ra sa
Indians Reported
Starving To Death
In Montana Area
Britain To Okey
-Caoilaaeg r m a Pag# Oaa)
added, that Democratic south K o
rea can resist anything short of a
“major attack" trom the ftuiilnndominated northern half of thr
Korean I’entnsdla.
Acheeon outlined American re
sponsibilities in Koiea at an amlrald# session of the House Foreign
A ffair* Commllten. •
fight nff starvation.
After that. Chairman Kc« (DT rib al rguincH members said W Va.) ordered the commit!## in
thousand* of Indians on the reser to executive sex* Ion for a closedvation are Imperiled by critical door discussion of tile more touchy
shortage* nf fowl and fu rl.
of U. S. foreign gnlley
ri-» r-'f,|i)c
»vh'i rode In questions
thronphfoit all of ^ (a . This policy
ftuui tbs—raestapaian on s k«r.-e __
nn-ier Dt« term, Aches-ir-'’
• aid his m-ighlrora- t»r«* living on* republic critic*.
*2nnk nml porcupint meat.
Ariirxon's brief public testimony
The reservation ha* been ha- failed to produce anythng out the
rnsscil hy h liisa rd s unit suh-xrro mildest questioning by committee
w rathrr almost dally fh r a month. member*.
Resident* of this northern Mon
The Secretary urged revnrsa! of
tana town nppralrri to tho state the Home defeat last Monday of
and federal governments and Red the ft),090,000 K o rran . Assistance
Cross to help the Indians. Mean h ill.
Speaking without note* or a pre
w hile, women were collecting
clothing soil medical supplies; the pared statement, he called for ap
highway department was trying proval of u substitute proposal
which tics Korean economic aid to
to open -now-clogged roads.
J . L. "hrrhu rn c, Drowning mer extension of the China Aid Act of
chant, returned from a trip lo the 1948.
Both aid program expire Feb. 16,
reservation in a mow-going ves
sel, and -aid he wns "appalled" and would be axtrndei until Juna
by the -tinviillnn mill suffering. 30 hy the proposed .legislation.
Acheson told the committee that
Superintendent nf schools Doug
ins Gold opened Browning schnnlr. the L'nitrd S ta le s, as the principal
to de tlt.de Indian children for sponsor of Korea's . postwar gov
one meal dully, anil fcil about 200 ernment, has responsibilities to sea
yesterday. He raid smite Indian Kores through. Its present d iffi
fam ilies "are In a state of h ys cult financial trophies.
“ To slop aid now," Ire said,
teria "
Henry Magee of the trlbnl rnuri- "would lie a moet unfortunate
ell. said the trib# has $160,000 In thing to do a (id would undo all
nil royalties forthcoming from the I hat has lawn (lone."
Meanwhile, on .Formosa Chinese
fedrrtil government, hut the money
Nationalist airfo rce , headquarter*
is " tin ! up in ted tape,”
today snid new onslaught* hy w a r
planes Sunday sank 60 Red Innk*
preparing for the Invasion of H ain
an Island, o ff the smith China
coast.
•
Headquarters said hopibers doG H K A T L A K E S , III., Ja n . 3 0 - inolistied many gun eirt|*tncements
(K p rrin ll Vance A. T a y lo r a ir In raids on Liurliow Penlnaula,
man apprentice, D SN , nf T ra ile r which Juts nut to Within ten m il**
I'o rk, Sanford, recently hegan a of Hainan.
M-week rourie of Instruction nt
News rep o rts said several more
the Aviation Structural Mechanic heavy latmbers had* 'been tran s
Be bool at the Naval A ir Technical ferred to Hainan from Formosa.
Training Center, Memphis, Term.
O fficial sourced here *nbl the
T aylo r, prior to entering this Beds had 6.090 motor powered
-chilli, was assigned to the A ir Junks and other small craft ready
man School at Memphis.
for tho Hainan invasion.
Taylor ,n in e,I the N aval service
General Haiti Y u - T s u , director
July 7, 1019. ami received his re „ f the Taipei ‘(rfficr of the Hainan
n u ll induing at the Ntivnl T ra in defense command, said the vtl*'
ing (V n te i. San Dlrgn, C a lif.
sets would try tn move between
Before entering ihn N avy he 100,000 and 200,00(1 l ommunlst
*vn* graduated from Lakeview trnips across tho narrow Hainan
High School in Winter Garden.
strait for the assault on the big
I C s s ils w l s o n
.'*■• On#)
tlnue It* r ffo rts tn bring Coast
Line's physical properties and It*
services to the public to a level
unHurpasscd-In this country."
BROWNING. Mont., Jnn. 30. —
W hile the Coast Lin e wns epending tho 1400,061).OPO to Improve |)« rd'i _ Hlarkfret Indian* on a resproperties, it aisn was rcrlu'-ino II ■ ervatirn near here arc reported
debt hy 140,467,767, Inwer ng II t - eating ikrmk and porcupine to
By FR A N K C A R R Y
completion," Mr. Ig-ffler said.
Aanorialn! I’reaa K t lf it c W rltar " It la indi'i'd u beautiful structure,
(F o r Jamea- M arlow)
" T lir cnnstructlnn nf this sw im
ming po.it lina Irt-en a dream nf the
W A H H IN G TO N , Jan. 30—Uf) eitla-'m- nf Hnnford for many yeara
— You might It-avc n note In a and It h*' now nime to rnmplctlon.
time rapsnte for your *lrsct-ntl- We salute those that did the work.
ants 2.000 year* hnnre ailvlalng
" A frii-ml nf mine was saying
them to siiva all the reeks In. 7 esteriluy th-t be wn* tnlkhtg^un $101,687,172 a* of December 31.
Iu47.
their backyards.
the radin ivlth a man In the north
The reeks might bring them who xaiil it was H ilegreea below • "Beginning in IP3», a vlgorou#
*ome ationdlrg money—and help cero there. This friend eai,| ho Improvement program on the Coast
Line wus Instituted first with ro
■ s it. h1rn w«* wf1*fo np
*.'nfn** m■ pe, t I., if ( u iy u ,f ,V i'A f S ir ia ip r ’ w ith
iyp.
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- n .; pcf( ‘ '6',' n ad vray—W * ’ track
•trucn jrv;'~ « was stated. "Th.-rt
Hn“ Washington scientist c*ttm . «rc dH li,«'ing mtr swim m ing pool pritgram was designed to put Ihe
>lM , j „ t if n-rtisin possibilities now f . , 'be ictsn n tlmt It has propelty In the condition neces
Work out. the known tlr|Mi«lt.s been imuldeted. While I lirivn ts-en sary for normal demand*. N atu r
Of nranuin and thorium In the a frequenter of the swimming hole a lly . when the program wa* In
earth's crust would be aufflcL-nt since boyhood, it w ill aheut Maw stituted In t[)3(), thaie wns oh
to supply the world's atomic firs t before I try thl* fine pool, thought of the tremendous added
"And m dedicating (Ids ,mol, wa burden of w ar tra ffic rlosely Im
energy needs for "a least one
might -.■> » word for the park on pending."
nr Iwu llimiHund years.'*
II wa* late In 1939 thnt the
Hut the scientist, Dr. George which the pool I* located. The orlGamut* nf George
Washington glpi.l (dun ivn-; that the pool bo Count Lillo tui Ill'll Inward Diesel
D n ivrn d ly,
says that
If
all further 1" the West, hut 1 am glad power anil purchased two 2 ,lion,
these deposits are used up and to see it win moved fu rther to the hoi-cpnwer pnssenger unlls to
no riewa ones slemitl !»• fiiiiiel, G * kI ...... in that w ay fu rth e r dc power the original “ The Cham p
"future generation* w ill still a l ■Head' the whole park area.
ion," which train was Inaugurated
ways he utile to olilnin mac In,
"Up April H, I (Mb, while | was De, emher t that year.
energy from ordinary rorka."
At the end nf 1949 the Coast
a mcmliei of the C ity CommlHsion,
Gainow makes these rommt-rt* tho City Ordinance No. 2.'IH dedi Line whs one ruling 189 Diesel
J l, a book "One, Tw o, Three, cating us II public pnik and rn- units, for which it hnd *pent 62(1,In fin ity " <V ik in g ), H ill it's a creation playground for tho use of •119,646, and orders for 73 addi
safe in*I you wouldn't get to tha Inhabit Hill !• of the C ity mill tional units were placed during
first bane If ynu ended up the for the public generally, the laud* 1949.
Alonile Energy Tominlsslon tu- from Hanford Avenue to tbe MayWith the advent of Diesel pnwdiiv nod told them yni| had a fa ir loo and extending fmm the er, the Coast I,Inn began acquir
lot of reeks you'll gladly sail.
waterfionl to F irs t HI tent. And ing lightweight passenger train
Itiiilm iry
rorka contain only this fine .......I standi In tills park. • sir--. During the lu vear* It spent
n,mute quantities nf uranium und
"During tbe following year or t:i.PX9.4:ir, Tn purchase of 28
thorirm . A n Intrdnte . separation ao, there whs nothing done nlmut roaches, seven diners, one dlnerplores* Is required tlmt no Houht a plus foe the park, hut ui Ja n u Immgc, eight tavern-lounge-nhserwould be considered nut jof the ary t:»:i7. the C ity employed Mr. wit Ion cars and eight passengerquestion eronomlclly now.*
F lin t, a InmUrape architect of baggage dormitory cars.
Hut tbe folks living In the Winter I’s ik to prepare n cdnipreOn order were 26 sleeping care
year 41)00 A. D. or thereabout* henai«r plan fo r. this area, and of six double bedroom-in room
rosy rash in,
thla plan Iota been n guide sub ette type, six double bed room-barGanion estimates Hint ordln* ject lo M>me change* o* appeared lounge unitat ala w ith two d raw
ary granite rocks rontaln four needed. The late Jnities Mnughtnn, ing moms— 14 raomettee, five with
grams of uranium unit 12 gram * C ity , I’a ik anil .Street tfifperlnten- 31 roomettm, 10 dining car*. 20
of ihurtiim prr ton.
riant, ilevelnpud Ihe plnn and Is coachea and two baggage cars.
"A t first glance," he w rites, largely responsible for much of These are the most modern types,
" il looks like very little , hut let Ihe work o f plsuting, and his love re pi i-sent Ing the "acme of refine
uk perform the following ralctila- anil attention to hi* work hn* ment in Ihe car builder's a rt."
holt:
Other improvement Included ronleft ii murk that «ve *hnll pot anon
"We know that one kilogram forger
w'litionnl curs, refrlgerntor cars
<1.000 gtomn)
of
fissionable
Improvements
“ I m ight lemiod you thut Hie and freight cars.
uoilerinl contains an amount of meml'ci* „ f ihe C ity ('oniinl**ii,n .md repair* were made to esistiug
m iln ,, energy equivalent lo 20,- In I1M6 were.
power ami equipment and $1,228,IMMI tons nf T N T If It Is osT . I Dunum, Mayor, K. Cl. Hhln- 346 was spent fu r the shop modelnplotted las in the atomic liomb) holari. It. J . I.ehmnn, V. A. Hprer, I sal ion program.
•
oi about 20,0(11) tons of gasoline W . A b e ffle r ,
The program of madwav reha
if used us a fuel.
"E e l me lake till* opportoiiity bilitation began late In 1919 with
"Thus the 111 griims of uranium tn pay 11 Unite to Mr. Diimn*, Mr, I I k - adoption nf the I3t-pnund sec
mol thorium etmlnined in nne HhinlmlHer and Mr. Lehman, now tion ra il as standard for principal
ion of griuiite lock, if turned pa**M on, for their foiesigln ami main track. T h is was used for re
into fiNalonulilc m aterials, wuqltl wurk (o provide and *ct a*ide till* laying tin* dnuhle-trark main line
be euuiviilent to 1120 tons rtf, 4r> beautiful piujh tu rn un which this from Hlidirnond to Jacksonville,
diuurv fuel • .
swimming poiil Is |iliteed. Mr. Hpeei which wns completed last F a ll nfThat Is enough lo repuy us for brill I are still here, hul I may any ter being delayed during the war
(I'D a lla a e # # m >* e * x ) O a # l
nil Ihe rom plkuled double nf that Mi. Speer Inlinduced the re ye w s. It Is plrlnned to extend lint
(hr Hanford Atlantic National
separation
especially
If
w t solution to ileelate the land a relaying nil to TnmpH Ihls year.
Hank and from 1941 lo 1948 wns
found we were iieming the ond path.
In n il, during the 1939-48 period; chairm an of the W ar Finance
of nitr supply of r leher deposit*
I A* l'rc *ld *n l nf Gha*e and Com the Coast Line laid 1,967 miles of Committee of 8#mlrk>la County,
of ore."
pany m Ihe year 1943, I wa* In track with 131-pnumi rails ami 247 lie attended local schoola and
Here's
Oam ow '«
versio n nf
It also giarlufted from Sanford High
strumental in hnvillg my cnmpnny with tOO-pound ra ils.
how know n deposits o f uranium
id aced 13.769.900 rroxotle* ami Sc hoe? In 1016, later attending
and th o riu m m ight lie nutria to rnM*e a g ift to the C ity for the
prn*pnsc> ' of miMIe impmveinent, 4,0311,000 rutile yn irb of hallaal In I’nn-Am aiic mi Business College.
dast at least
t ,0 tH) o r 2*000
The following1 year, Ihls rompnny trucks.
Mr n u r liilr * . Speer live at MH
yen rs:
Avdcvrloiimr-nl of rcci-nl years t'nrk Avenue. Their son. George
made nnnlher gift of money for
E stim a te s
have hern
mud*,
the swimming pan I In milking the lh ii( con I limited 10 retiming Ihe A. Speer, Is n law student at Hud
lie nuya, that, the tu tsl am ount of
gift to Ihe C ity , my company ac ovurall cost nf roadway rehabilita son U niversity.
fissio n ab le
u r n n iiim - 2 ;i 6 In d ation wns gtenler use of roadway
H r stated that If elected he
p o sils « f u ra n iu m o res know n as knowledged the firm s p illl o f r(»>
prnitlnn they have enjoyed from iitni-hlncx and power tools, it was would faith fu lly serve the people
of 1017 could s u p p ly tin- n u cle ar
Muled. A total of $1,383,473 wiih of Hemhiols County nml the State
the
C
ity
and
citizens
of
Hanford
e n e rg y nerds o f w orld In d u stry
during tile many years they have spi-Qi in capitnl expem liturys for ^rf Florida nq i\ representative nf
for "se ve ral ye ars."
their chi,Ire.
Hul uiunliim-iillH, wllh which been In buslnem III Hanford. We such equipment.
The lomlway rehabilitation also
Also riiinllfviiig ns a caiulldale
fisHlonuble |l.2:tr> Is found In consider It n high honor tlmt llm
include,) a large amount of work ’ for the l.cgir In lin e Saturday was
undue, is 1 In Hints more plenti C ity accepted the gift,
" A h time goes on, there w ill m i sterl bridges, a proginm fnr [ Voile W illia m ', J r ., Hanford ntful than D-236. T h is ('-2:01 is
iik r r trestle ellrninatlon, modern- tnrrmy, who had previously an
not of Itself s ii alom lr m irteilal he those tlmt w ill pi nimbly want
but II esn l>e converted Into an to appropriate a port of Ibis park Ir.uM n nf terminal fnrilltlen at nounced that he would run. He
other m aterial, railed plutonium, a ica for brininess purposes, and Florence, H. C „ improvement of qualified In Group No, 2.
I urge all of you to tie on tile a- fa r illllr s for watering anil refuel
which is.
The carat originally was bas
If all of this U-28H euiild he In t tn see that litis park area Is ing, a new electro-pneumatic Inter
converted In a pi art leal w ay not encroached upon liy husinees locking plant, completion of the ed on the weight of the seed of
fourth
unit
of
office
buildingat
or
cornmerrlal
enterprises,
hut
rarnb
a tree of
Medlterrean
(presum ably by i|„ . stlll-thuoratlral proems of “ hreedlng''), that this area be lml,| inviolate W ilmington, N. C ,, and mode.rnita- region.
tlou
uf
signaling,
<
,
and
Intact
as
an
evcrlaaiing
Joy
for
the time m alm ale of supplying
The signal modernisation pro
world ■retd* would be estendta the rlllxt-n* of Hanford.
ments
which
Roosevelt
said
"T h an k you. Sir. Mayor, C ity gram provide* for new coderl track
"to several ceiitiirlea.’*
should be available to the na
Alsu, tha clement thorium — Commissioners, and Manager Me- circu its and automatic block signal tion.
fo kr times as plentiful as u ra Klbbln fo r thla opportunity to ha ing, with approach-lighting search
Eighty-five per cent of the
nium ore In nature—can thoora- fireaanl on this occasion and to light type signals raapaced on the material will be opened Mar. 17.
tlc a lly he converted to another a k t part In the dedication. The Rlchmnnd-Jacksonvllle main lin#, The remainder will be kept un
work I* a wonderful achievement and cenlrolliad tra ffic control, der aeal for a-nother 26 yeara.
flsalonahle m aterial.
I f a ll tha thorium deposit* In and • credit to your stewardship.” under which movement o f train * la
hy
remote
control
tha earth could ha so utilised,
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switches end sig n als, . Thia pro
**v» Oamow, "w a bring our aale still underway.
tlm ata further up tn at least the Bov let objective, therefore, wa*
mor# psychological than anything
on* r r two thousand years."
else. On* AlU fd spokesman cam*
m *nt*di
*
"T h * Russians mad* th *lr point.
(ra a ila sce r i m
)’• « • Oaa)
TtWy showed th* German* It'* (t ill dent, and »chool children of
im t la iH r im
Pee* oael
th«tr io n * amt Hnrlln I* In th* Hyde Park.
the city.
Tha lata p re sid e n ts 68th b irth
T h a llowdawn. which reached middle o f It. Whenever they think
(hd W * * t . Berliner I* getting too day brought near to completion
lacognltabls proportion* tig h t day*
ago. cut highway tra ffic almost to cocky, they turn lh**e thing* on on* o f hi* favo rite projects—
the opening of his personal pap
h alamlntltl and cost West B erlin and o il Hk* a »p ito t."
Meanwhile two protect* fll<’d e r* to researchers.
atfout hi,IKMI tun* of supplies,
wltfc the Soviet authorllle* hy th*
Federal archivist* hav* been
American e fficlals e*llm aled.
i. busy for two and one-half y e a i*
jiftric a n , B ritish and I*........
French
T h is wan a drop In the bucket,
In the stack room of the F ra n k
however, elnce the railroad system. ' tCmandanta went unanswered.
lin
t). Roosevelt * lib ra ry her*
wag undisturbed and poured mow
Irl medieval F.urop*. g irls usual- claaalfylng the millions of docuthan that Into tin, city In ana day.
A llied officiate concluded that 11
,Vance Taylor Enters
Air Training Center
Speer To Hun
W HMh said thO Beds would never
lie Hide In conquer Hainan without
Russian help RJpMmmUy j
form of technical.advlsnis, plane*.,
and submarine*. 1
1 " D M '1
Help Ydffr H eart
\V! V,', .Bitting
,
Touch ton .Drug Co,
How can yog help, yopr
heart T In many w ays! Take
overweight W - instance, 1*
makes your heart dn a lot more
work than is necessary; and
then there ar# long hour* and
overwork, excitement, and emo
tional strain, they w ill all tax
you) hdart beyond Its ordi
nal y capacity.
You ran enjoy a ll the things
in life and hav# a long life if
you ran taka troth fun and
work in mirderatlnn. A t least
once a year Have your heart
checked hy a doctor.
Chouse a conscientious druggist to supply your drug and
|ii
v b u i|iviirii nevus*
proscription
needs.
T h la la the
a l M lla r la l
p a artag
la
weeh-
K N Ih uf a a e rie s
a d re rd e e rauiasld apIH a
paper
*# rb
.
•
Roosevelt
Berlin Blockade
SPEAKING
OF ADDITIONS
TO YOUR HOME
LET, AN F .H .A .H 0M E
IMPROVEMENT LOAN
HELP YOU
TERMS A8 LOW AS |K M PER MONTH
'' UP TO M MOKVH0 TO PAY
JR iS L V M
Use)
Denham Warns
Oldsmobile
Station Wagon
l.ooki new
Deluxe
Radio, Hoator
Equipment
flM to o
1 9
4 8
Ford Custom.2 Door
*.mmmcoarunwsmiunnr-«:r«i(s*~>sm.
■MVIVMII,
* Wk W I I U I I H * * * • 6H»r I N
TtiPU-TiACTlOE
n u i that todtes, M«*a eat koMs
where Urn aemvieM M ete
*lh « Mtv HflkiMhh I I HI WA ll I
Fowl £ustetn
y . j f f l * 11!1 w w i w o m
u m r I t a u s a , m«
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THE RANFOHD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA’
M O N D A Y J A N . 30. 19S0
RAGE TIIKEK
AHOUNl) Hit TOWN
Social And Personal Activities
I'orn l’ark News
1
f
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mI jia
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Ily C A P T . t . I I A I .L E T T
Among those attending iln> Ma
n n Levant concert hi Uilumtu Inat
M r. and Mr*. Robert D ill mid
u .f k w i K M ISS E L S I E P A R L E Y ,
fam ily, Hobby, Hilly, and J c ir y
Telephone 148 M i s s t s T H E R I N E r i . A R K ,
of Tmupn waia Ilia tarant itua.t*
P a lm e r R a y — S o c ie ty E d it o r
—
F
MK8. J . I. r i.A l t K . ' I i t s ItU lt K E
of Mr*. D ill1* In oilier mid fundS T K K I.K . M RS. R I.A K K SAW Jy. Mr .mid M r. Elmm Mmiroa.
Y K H S . M ISS M A R Y H E L E N F I T E
..r Siinnytnwn Rnarl
JO H N F I T E . MRS r d “
M A C -1
Mr*
H arry
r i- " ii,
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N E I L L . M ALCO LM M A c N K IL L ,
dnuuliter Penny of llbaeii. N V .
MISS R O S E L E V Y . M IS S E S S E L
_ & & p t:
lira vialtInir Mr* Palar*on’* gmi
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MA and L O U S E L E V Y . M R S .1
ant*. Mr. and Mr* Henry Him
,
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fi*r
Ini' i
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H a.'.u tt
J O E L E V Y . MIL* SAM L E V Y .
A Laym an’* revival w ill begin
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<«#i I it* t Kili'n Ih lv e .
M RS. It. It P IP P IN , M RS. F . S.
at the F ir it H aptlit Church «t
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of \1i and .Mm K
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V E R N A Y . M RS W. C S A T tT IF .lt.
n is ii u
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MRS ESC A It P R IC E , M RS M ARY
U nfovav I7.
Th» United World F e d e ra l!.t.
r«*tHf)My wa? Mi
am ii, 1
’
C A S H . M ISS N u k llT It Y I'.VH*
>vr* mint fitf
w ill meet al S IM) P, VL. r L - ! b '
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IIV D F R F .lt.
f Uiifii ut
~4ry^i.-t C tn le t. 'i wu film s, "VVlieri
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w ill be ihown. This w ill be a ahuri
M i-. Ti'd lit «»v%iiinv .ti I *111- f >11■
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m i l l A lt o s . Ml! un.l .MRS J A C K
i In'.
meeting *u a* not tu liite rfe ic
f i» uv*. super
N Y.
II
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.
MR
and
MRS.
M
Vl.l'O
l.M
w ith tha Marcli of Dime* dance.
i >>i Mm,'h uf
I lk** pla-t l« ilt'iiiMii* 11 uf |mii ni i y; i n M .-l • '
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t, ii
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m
STO N . MR i.mt MRS
H O KE"
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Tha T h rift Shop w ill ha open
in** l»y thi'
>•111.1*1
St.ijch, -|
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MRS
F
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from H;30 In 11 MO A. M. with Mrs.
' (I ) T, ■u w .ll,
f l.i i t lari
S oi vu i
- t flu < •>ia
MRS W II I IV IN U S 11 »S. H IL L
I
H . E . Hobson mill Mrs. C. SV
,m
i-itura
fonfiitv f ’!»i*i r l i on** |m - i |" in ti *111 « -I
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and
MR
and
M
RS.
M cKIhbln, J r . in chaige. Heglnn »
’ <>,,|. i afterto t ohfMt'liflp drift
JO H N ID Mil
itig Fab. 4 tiia Simp w ill i i I mi InH“
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VERN O N
< t ’ L P E I'I l.ii
l.ti *
epen nn Saturday itioriiliiK fm iii
»'F kAIII,
i. M-inland.
tti* Davit, Is (Sillily utitofiponxivc tu Jo.eph t nit* n in tin . iltuuuili tiaan
i i.i ip «*|' I l a 1 mi i' a m / ; • * ** t
<ij
yi.la.t t, , |,,-i,,| l]>a Sigmti CM
4:30 to 11:30 A. M
si I'm- from Wm le i I ti it ..* “ Htvond The I ’uic I ” . Showing Tin "inn
f i l l . I HVl* If7
fin ta rilitv ut Ilia I ’ n i amity uf
« ‘U i . Sanford Untden Cluhli will ■uni W iilin siliiy mi Mu- U ii/ Theater Screen
I hi* Ali n - l' t'lli-n ' fin
Florida
VLVIN • >011 VVI teursuWiiur its annuiil lour nl 2:00 I 1.
i i ' l If I II M
1 1»« t t i i i u i i o i i i i \
i h 'it .-.li
< 'dlli It
nii- niaolid town fu>i*hug up dc*
I t . for mam hers of tha Tourist
u r I I I I VI I. Ian (II | sptfnn l Hi I hi* holm1 • i ■!.<
pi t -1
tuil« fiu Hu- Mm ah *.f Dima*
Club. (ilie-ts tin- naked to meat nt
>ml i II"
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i
I ImI Id j in t*il i 4l i l A . K. Krth h, Wtt fii i' i I oa i 'Vi 'H
i In in-**-* *aliadiili-il fin tonight
th e Tourist Caiitar wiiara tiunsMilt I I
t l * *.
o Mr I a MjitliI I I I iihm*
iia tinft'd l i t '
MR. and VIRS i IDIIDDN S W Ek Na
portatlon w ill ha furniidied llmae
i Mid
-Uai -t'l I'II i %«fI 140, I I K. W i'int'i I \ Hchottiir 1111
E Y -mil MR and VIIts I.E S I V
lies iriii it it.
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W iiikli
I (.('hi* 11 VVinMt
I
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out
aalabrnlu,»it
a
.1
nLaym en's revival services wdl
M i. A i aide I .an win honored
v iiiir HiiBfrrH
1CiiI pit Mtnah. mil Rai Ru.-ctl ;* *a I . I .
Mi** tb illo t t e T in e
ei-iled cobni-li'" lim n al */u i
bs raid at tha F irst HuptLt Church on Tuesday night with u shower
. k I Hi xl S j I
I» S h a n
\It* » rti
•" mi mi • 1 imf I h ia t i. I
fur
tillweekend
wit),
In
i
p.n
M
ISS
DO
RO
TH
Y
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tM
H
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at 7:30 P. M.
I'll an liy M l*. Joe Slaw lilt Love
• mill ^ Ift r
d
a
In *ii hu^liit
i if *'t u 11' u :* xi'litv
lui* bi-an M rh L b o n o i m l 11y hemp
The hoard of manager* of Ilia ly oriaiigeinehl- uf pai-li-l i-nloied aid*. Mi Mini Mi* It L |‘, ue
will l*4f p lft
la
id
KolioWItlp
I
In
m h i fun* nl > M i l
ilia
fim
l
woman
rd
th1
invaiHily
Sanford Woman'* Club w ill meal sweatpen'* wan Iliad in deem ill
I it: | i i f I III III
**-1d * d I
SS ,- v ,.|t
udl i-i't Mi.d
u F|> III O lio *4*1 vod h\ VI i
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v-« Hit' 1In Hi' III V* ilk Hi*
lid
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Florid-.^/,,
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foi
till*
C l a i t * n i ' v Alt*Kei*,, a pktmii*iiC
It) the Sun Itooin at 0:30 A.M.
lug tin- p a lly room. Following
• iiiinsi.'h’d fur
lid*
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l H« t > 11 u ill li. Hit in'K i him mi nt
U a i in i
I I m u p- ■t 1fit' t'd
Mi
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Mi
Hull
.<
1
Iulna
VI
n
la.
ted
lul
%
W RDNKM OAV
games which w aia a.ijoyad i.v the
fa ih , visile,I h i. pul n i l . .
Ml t
pili lx Llip . lit* 1 \\ I'l, t i p | F " t" Mliill' l\ f I
t 111 i/i 1111*111 y Mild fwn -mis.
U i f \ « i ' hr ii.'.i*
lAkynien's revival services w ill Ml„ .s« |, pruas w eir a w u in i to
“ nit “ p ; 1 #-. M ilia r tor iba Hull uf Fume » a * I ’ E T K iilH in
I f*M
i . 1 k ll* t
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1 1> ■i.-d tin
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n
d
.
he held at the F irst Baptist C hurih \ |r ,
' | y l r un.l Mrs Ulako
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Mr. and Mt" Hchiill* I* heni**turn to tlielr home
I^tend |Lthe
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winter month*
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Social Calender
.VIrs. Lea Honorod
By Mrs. Sltwurl
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Her s n n a /
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Men" Bible Murulhon Held
icture At IVIIowHliip Friint
GENEVA NEWS
mol I Scene Of
illi-Teacher Meet
Womim’HAuxiliary
To Hold DiHcUHNion m-hiand, tie., wt
- T h r« * W*We»." Judy
t h . Good Old Humnjer Time,
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Me"*1 w t H M
moSle ^ r MIm MrCamfltoge,® A New York
Jjfjjj
ItM e act rest. Hfw pl*y*d
le av e tiard-hltlen tecretary.
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saw in 'Monaiour Vincent,
" jp„well in "Dancing In lw
' ” ,"y M .i r . r r . “ n ; ' ^ ‘ «oun
tonight at 8 :11(1 P.M. In the Pariih
Hnuaa. On tile program w ill lie a
panel diaruaeion o f (ho woik uf
tha church In the rnnrmunlty.
Thoap taking jm rt In ttw di-nix-Ipn w ill he Mra. Randall Clm*e,
Lhriatian
Kdurallon
rhalrmnn;
Mra. Troy Ray, Jndga Dm. via *
Btenatrom and the Rev, If. !,. Zlmmerman. Alt pariah member* are
Invited to attend.
y.r, Hl.ir>.-w
a Sm
n „.ith
i ,). .7#
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Mr*.
Sidney A.
of n
C hi lca
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III., who ure unending the winter
muutli* In Ocala.
Mr*. J. Kona Adnnia, Jr., left hy
.dime nn Thuraday after Wilting
with Mr. and Mra. J. Roa, Adam*
nt tlielr home on Park Avanua, 8ha
will Join her Im.lmnd, Lieut, Col,
A.lrima wliu la taking transition
Induing In prujiaratlon for flying
Thunder Jet*. They will return
■larlaa." Half vote* were cant for to their homo In Wilmington, Del,
Gary Cooper In 'Task Korea" and following tha completion of hla
William Holden In "Th e Dark training,
, .
Pa*l."
In addition to hla 18 alarrlngR E V IV A L H KKVICRfl
actor vote- for "The tiaety Heart",
Revival nervier* arc being hold
Todd got three a* a *upporting ac rarh night at tha Lake Mary
tor for tha aaina rola. Othar *up- Church of the Nniarene with Evanportlng-actor tall!**: Robert Keith gallil ami Mr*. W. F. Matters In
aa Btnan llayward'a fatter in "My charge, A sermon 1* preached and
Foollah Heart." 3) Paul Douglas •Inglitg
_ led by the Matter*.
Iu "A le tter To Thraa WWa», 3) public la cordially Invited to The
at
Jana* Edwards in "Horn# of tha liend* *these
— sarvlrea
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M» itf*," 2 .. Itne vole i-aeht Juana 18.
jifrn an d ai In "Intnular In tha
Frank l-ovejoy la "Horn*
of tlia Hrava’j“ ~
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Rieiula Joyce, on Jan. 21 nt the
local h.iHpitnl,
Mr*. Carter 1*
the former Ruby Brower.
Mr. Mini Mra. Hubert D. Kmith
announced today tha birth of n
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Fernuld-Laughton Memorial Hox
pital, Mr*. Smith la tha foriiuu
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
JT T T W e g g H —
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BB—
SEC Cage Squads
Play In Circles
As Finals Nears
Judges Clash In Anderson Resigns American League Ohio UniveriityEditor Stirs
Post At Baseball Season
Up Hornets Nest Over Rose Bowl
Picking Victor Coaching
I o w a University To Open April 18
01 Mile Race
Auburn Beats ’Bama
'Bama Trims Vandy.
Vandy Beats Auburn
Fred Wilt, Don Gchrmann Both Clocked
At 4:09.3 For Mile
,■
C H IC A G O , Ja n . 30—t/fb—The
Id W A C IT Y , town, Ja n . 80—
C O l.IJM H U S, O., Ja n . 80. — <JP) gnme.
Fullen, while praising the Tour
l/Pl—A hunt waa on today fnr a li'Bn Am erican leag u e baseball — Jack Fullen, Ohio Slate U ni
•urce.ssor to Hr. Kddle Andersen season w ill have a full-scale start versity alumni aecrctary, seems nament of Rose* parade a* br*nth4
who resigned Haturdny as head A p ril 18, with all teama In action to have atlrred up ■ wee hornet's taking, the nation’ll interest ex
fiedliall coach nt tla* U niversity for the firs t time In eeveral sea nest with hi* "Rose Rowl B last" erted by the foot lull) game, and
son*.
of town.
and recommendation that the Rig the good fellowship and riot of
Anderson,
whose
f t 2,600 ,.
Tho traditional opener at Wash- Ten nut renew It* pact to compete fun on the train , said he was def
initely ag itii.it fiiith c r Western
yrnr contrnct hud a year L . run. Inghtoi. w ith Ihe president tossing in the coast classic.
Conference participation.
resigned because full pro feasor In I
By S T E R L IN G N L A P I'E Y
Fullen, editor of the U niversity
N BW Y O R K . Ja n . 30— f/p)— ranking to guarantee tenure was the firs t ball w ilt coincide with the
"Th e pact cornea lip for renewal
start of a ll A . L . Clubs instead of Monthly, used his current Issue
Aatfu-laled I're ** Hpnrta W riter
Who won the Wnnamaker mile In
tide Sp rin g ," Fullen wrolH. " A t
Southeastern Conferenco basket
the m lllrose game* Saturday night not included in a proposed new being Ihe lone game of the day,
column to take a few potshot* at icaat three schools are supposed
contract. The university could
The single game at Washington west coast newspapermen, sports
ball team* are nlaying In elrcle*
— Don O ehrm nni or Fred W ilt?
le tie sick of it; cr.c is strong fo r
__ before
.........^ the »c*l of
^ the
^ lea^
^ ,V.
^ lied B*rher
^
^
^
—££tJL\‘ '•Ire|e* in .which—u-'oiifty
ffy »- ffn
e.n'u. the not meet the demat.rt h *f*tu s of n day
*V
of ^Now
York it. and Ohio H int'''' utUturfe w ill
turn mound n ,.| lo**,,- „ r «, -h r
rducatton n>'e gu«■
jio "d *h cT e t‘' s7tUut'i'o
judge, at Me finish line ili o.ied “ ,M ‘* h ,,,,r''
full.
have an important hearing on th
la liiig
for the |„*t several years —Is played |
Pasadena businessmen anil
turn ii.um ul and w in ," ' "
on the fiespcclncitd (iehrmann a f m.:-'ois L I, fiu u lty
amt issue. Hume of our athletic hoar
Here n rr some examples which
nnlv when Ow? Sprintnr« lack h hotels.
ter some lb minute* of wrangling. i oiichoa.
nu'inticr* are Wavering: most o
Anderson';, n'slgim tlim surptli- hnm»* RcrlcR In tho fimt round
ihoutd make Ld tn ra let .heir
It wn* that close.
Home of his rem arks in a column them, ,ve think, are *"litl for It."
money rent.
Hot tmlny, the two o fficial* who ril Inwa officiuls. They bail be- action.
headed "Tim Roses? Very Won
Fullen said he was nppOr-rU to
picked (i-ini.n Wilt ns the w in ner! heved until |i t Thuridny that
Auburn defeated Alaham n, AlaThe 164-gamn schedule for each derful, But . .
drew comment post-sea 'in gomes, (hat (he West
bamft heat Vanderbilt, Vnmty beat
In the thrilling dash lo Ihe logo ne|t"liatu.n*
were
progressing cliih include* four swings from from both coasts.
ern
Confer cnee was permitting ItAuburn, rieorgln T rr h had no
spoke of prolr*|lt.g the di'fIsln'l. favorilhly.
home during the season nnd 6(14
ColumnInt [lick Hyland, writing
trouble w llh Tennoanee, Trnneasce
Alt that the five iiffielnl" cno
Anderson came to (own from night games, an Increase of two lo r today's Los Angeles Tim es, ii'lf to be n stooge for i ’lisaucna
liiialmcM ins’ll, and that soma of
had nnup w llh Kentucky. Kentucky
agree oil I die lim e: Irtlflll For Holy I'ro»a
In IP30 and hh
The A n rll ?R laiinshlng •end*
the greal oiiiverirtiii'H were sim ply
bud none with Tech.
ench runner, il wn* the fastest "I'onineii" ten... that ycai whs Ht. Louis to Chicago, Philadelphia itad tins to say:
"'W h y ,' asks Mr. Fullen, 'should pawns for west const enterprise.
Alnhamn won from Tecli. Tech
,-igl.l-furlong of his career.
Ihe besl of hi* regime. The learn to Washington, New York to Bos
In voicing his opposition to re
the proud ami powerful Western
beaf Alduirn, then Aohorn ivhl|>
T lir ie is talk of n rematch hut won six lost one nnd tied ono ton nnd Detroit In Cleveland.
Conference . . . lie u stooge for newal of Ihe pact, Follen conclud
pert A lei I >ntn it for fhe aeronrt time
it appear* unlikely nt this singe, and wn* nerond lit the Western
The
5
1/2
month
season
ends
_
Ihn businessmen of Pasadena?” ed:
iied Tciinrsnee. Tnrmeaxcr whipped
Wilt Is iivnllnhle but Gclirm aim f'oiiferenre. The top victory wo* Oct. 1.
"Hure, I know, the boys Ilk ,*)
For ihe name reason, Mr. Fullen.
thin year. M ississippi Htate whip
w ill compete .for Wlnenitnln 111 mid- " ' d llirille r over Noire llsitii'.
New
York,
Boston
and
Detroit
Kentucky. Kentucky whlppetl M is
west Indoor meets Ihe rest of this
lnwn*n recoril under Anderson again have limited tl.elr hnme that Purdue nnd Indians have had the post-seaion game. What stu
CAIISOINIA TINNII ITAS Gertrude "Gorgeous O uw le" Moran, 3(1, who winter.
sissippi fjtatr.
" ‘m 33 gum03 won, 33 Inal nnd nocturnal activity to 14 games. d ifficu lty scheduling home games dent Is thero who doesn't lldnk
won fame hy appearing on a tennis court wearing Isre-trlmmed panties,
with
your ‘proud’ conference, that a holiday from classes Is soma
Tulaiie loot It. Tech. T rr h lost
Ann Hushocll, chief finish judge I " " tied. In roiifereni'n compeliI* shown In Ixindon wllh Ma) Anthony Davenport, to whom the wnt of Ihe mile ..ice, rnsl (lie deciding 'i"ti Anderaon's tennis hail 21 Washington has hooked 43, two Money, n ilsler, money!"
kind of a personal victory? What
to I,. H. IJ. 1,. H. If. In*f to Tulnne
more than In HI4U. Ht. l/u ii* with
briefly engtged. Following •nnnunremetrt of their engagement, patent!
Now for nome hack nod forth
vole I., favor of Gehrmano.
i 'inference victories, i!4 losses 3H and Cleveland w llh W also
h’.vrber, incused of "slu rrin g arc we. an educational Institution
of the couple nsked Ihetn In rcron»ld*r. "flussle" w n ordered to "come
basketball. rio rliln lieat Georgia.
"I ,vn« rfrtn lo Geliruinnil won,” nod Iwn tie*.
handling of the Ohio Htate team nr a football fio to rv , an y w a y ? "
home et nnce"'by her mother, the engegement off.
(fnterndllonal)
The defenfetl Tulnne. Kentnrkv ami
Anderson, close associate* said, have lidded two. Chicago has two and x x x virtual contempt for
Iliiohnrll said, "and I was rhlrfl>
less, 20, nml Philadelphia retain:,
Georgia swapped vlctorlim GrnrI irrtcrer.led In linving the v lrln rv v "old like lo return to Holy the same number, 32.
S p u r t h I n B rie f
Ihe heel rollege hand In the land,"
yin winning fli rt, Ihen rump Ken
lllc ic s o r lo f)r. Hill
awarded to Ihe per*,in who won," I'o M in
aid In New Y o rk:
Hy AKHOClATF.il P R E S S
The
home
holiday
dales;
Decora
tucky’* lim e.
llunlinell said lie consulted meet <i omnskl who resigned Jan. ll. tion Day (M ay 3rt|—Chicago al
"When I left (he broadcast booth
Alnlnium nm| Vnndy did the
j referees 1inn F e rri < nod A ll.e i.
I was perfectly satisfied. T Just
Golf
HI,
Imulo,
Cleveland
nl
Detroit,
same |n*lng I lie flr*l gamn. fieorW lielle ami l>"H. ..greed he should
P H O E N IX . A H * .—Jim m y D*VJ
Washington nt Philadelphia, Bos finished playing hack the recorded
gla ami Knirth ('nrulliu. *wnppeil.
1i.irikr the drlslotl.
vrrslon.
Now
I
am
more
than
maret won tlie $10,000 Ben H o
ton al Nr-.v Y o rk ; Ju ly 4— Ht.
Ho did JJh aiaalp pi nod I- ft. If.,
Hal '.IksMi''.AliMimaoii In a copyLouis at Cleveland. Detroit n! iwei convinced. Heveral times I gan Open with a 72-hole sub-par
Bv Assr.rinled Pres*
and Temple nod Vandy.
rlghled story In the Now ? o .k
firni-.nl
elaborately
the
Ohio
Htate
scoree of 2H0.
Chicago, New Yoik at Wanhlog-I
Hindi going* on lire reflected In
■_ e i v i e T i l s o t
I lei aid Tribune wiote that W ilt
M IA M I— Polly R iley defeated
too, Philiulclphlu nt Boston; Ln- bund us 'the best college band In
the ntanding. There isn't no un
W f\t; V. rt l- t
m
TV.
I should have Imen declared the wintin.' country.’ "
Marlimu Hauer, 4 and 3. to win
Today A Yea. Ago
Ben Ilo- t.or Day (Hept. 4 )—Ht. Louis ut
beaten tciini either in conference
N I.W l t A ' K , Jan 30. . ( ft’) -- Hits i< the gtraletl i I uiih that j ..... I.v A A ll rule*.
■
III
Hail
Francisco, Stanford the H c I bii Lee Doherty women'*
Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago;
or ali season gnme*. Every lento ever luippeiir.l lo me. I Imp,- I'm worthy of it.”
W ill himself said, “ I know I hit g«n and Jim m y llrn ii.ro t tlr.l for Boston at Washington, Pkiladei- U niversity's athletic dliector, Al amateur tuurnnment.
tin* hint nt lr>riot twice except
T h n .r v»en the fust words that |x.pped fir.ru |a . Demi.iey ..l.r u the lane f i .s l , a c .o s . my si.......
lu - l place in the 41(1.1100 I'lmenlx phln at New Y o rk ; Honker H ill Mmrtrr said "T h is Isnt' the first
Winter Hports
Vandy. Three lemo*
fleorgin,
L A K E P L A C ID . N. Y .- C h r U " J tM, ....... wh„ , G ehrou.....'*
Ilo ee Yrnra Ago - Tluee Ar- D ay; A p ril III, New York i t Bos lime F.dlcn has popped o ff," and
I,. H. II nnd Ml*»l**ippl S ta le — hr w « . lold hr had h-cn v«,led the gre.,le,t |m /rh g l.lrr of ll.r part
Hurt Pnllrn hasn't "anything lo tien Mohn, Norwegian student,
ton.
Jtl yean in a nal'onwide pr.ll of iiH iiltw rilers nnd iporl»tas|en ....... in *). I.roui'ht him from hehiiel
• 1 1
..................................
a re tied for s ix th .iilnre.
my grid■ s*ta r,
line Hlntn-hurd,
xipiuwk about" In roimretloii wllh won the International Ski Jump
Three
pie-seaNi.il pirka are ducted hy the AHsocinted Press.
Aloam nm "aid Hu dinell should litcun I lav I, amt Barney Poole
Ihe B o r o Bowl.
with a total neon- o f 211.1,
DU DG KKH R E C A L L AHKAMH
•lushing mound In the lower
The old Mantissa Mhu I m plain
not have had a vote on the ilrcls- . i-ip jctisl for four mouth leave
Masters said Stanford had never
H T. P A U L
Minn— Ken Ba, ')
B H tlO K L Y N , Jon. .'ID—1/1*1—The
reaches —Tennessee, Tech and ly meant whnl he said. He was dressing hoys' rlu l.s, visiting »erv- ion la-rai.se ’ uodci A A U rilled I" play pro fim lball.
Biouklyn Dodgers tmlny recalled encountered a Pasadena hotel sit tholome.v of Ml n lien pi din captgg? .
Ire lnnpiluls ami the Ilka-.
I„ ft. U. The No I pick, Tulnne 1* lire tty well flal.hcrgasled.
the
tluee
J u d g e s picking first and
|
.
(VI,
Years
Ago
Alan
Ford
leftlmmled hitting outfielder Col uation HUch as Fullen hud described od the Helilor National Um N V
Every four or five inltiules die
In third place. The No. 2 pick.
"There have been so many greal phone rang ami 54-yeai-old T e n or second gave a 2 1 verdict fm l(j yule nhaltereil t.vn laickslroka Abram s from the Fo rt Worth d ill whole "we had to pay for room* skirting rhuiuplouidilp.
A o n * / / ,’ f
Kentucky, Is lu fifth place.
fighters," he protested. "I don't
W ilt.”
. . lecords in sw iininliig o u st at of the Texas League.
for five days m older to gel them
Indoor T ra c k J t f M -V'iV
This week there w ill lie 14 know huw the hoys n il. lie sure I r.f Toledo would grnl. Ihe in-lau«
II
<
A 2-2 deaillnrli s o r,‘"V..'<V.' Mew llu veii, ('olio.
N E W Y O R K — V " —**• * - - ^ 1
Abram s, 25, started lost season for three duys.”
log. Everything on the schedule was the best. Hut If they think I men! I,, say so rry, Pal, he was Ahrntnson. added. "LentiiHe Huah(In tickets, Fullen said Ohio Gchrmnnn woo
U irliig i.il Htiile drew more llmo with the Brooks and appeared in
rhaucu* for tram * to start helu.v- was. It makes me mighty happy.” tied up for the e vru li.', lull how liell nerepted the vole of •
lodge sa.UIMI Hpertntoi* lo III linme bas- eight games, hitting -l>R3. W illi Stale got 12,001) from the Big mile at the
n i" i.
about tomorrow?
I* lu'iwcnn soiilhensteru members
picking ll .i i il a* n" o fl'ic a j vole ki'Ilmll gniui'H in 1UI7-IH, but Fort Worth, he baited. 337 in 120 Ten's share of 14,000, of which nipping F r j A,<
The vole, he was assi.M'd, had
New
"How ilo they find out I'm ill foi the firel place dectsion
except Geolgin's try against little been more than decisive. Of the
llotli
three fourthi, were lieliintl
York A . ,
Chnllanoogii In ('ImtlHiiougn Rat- 3113 experts who participated In tow n?" Dempsey m u lte in l. ''I.uok
Al.rnmsnn added 'f W ill chooses lipped to H2,.'I23 for 12 gomes ill games lo rank f#uilh in the leu goal lines. N early 101,WU saw the
the were
gue.
i
at these letters that were w alling to protest, the New Sork A A U . tl'IK -III.
unlay.
the poll, 251 had voted the straight.
The two iiiusl iittia rliv e gamus Dempsey ticket. Only Joe l.o iil*. for rue must he a Imiidreil of final lionrit of ni'peid. must rterul.
Involved K enlucky. The N f'A A the great Negro champion who re them "
If ihe voting f'dlowed tlm rules.
I t ’s been 21 year* silin- .luck
derisive game of tho week, The tired n year ago after an ll- y r n r
serum! w ill he Ketlliirkv-AInl.Him . leiun, gave Jack anything ic n m li. lust his lille to Tunney in Ihe lulu
Ill TiisealooHti Wednesday. Ken ling n race. T ile Blown llomher al I'liiladelphiu, yel such i hi:,
ptipuliu Hy I lull he finds ll next I"
tucky'* final game will he in O x drew Hit votes,
tlilpoj—tide evei lo get a few min
ford Halm day against Mississippi'
" it 's difficult to eor.ipi.re flghl- ute* lo him self.
Fortum«lely he
Another three-game team this
u
*'lt's loves people — all kinds.
ffR io T io iiM m
week I* Auburn. First its Mlssl-i c*s," Dempsey nlsii-ived(i /M i
"I've been inovipg niinind so
Mi.lppl in Oxford tonight, limn hard for me even to pick the best
T I.S I U l i r a s B t.K L T H IS a
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t
, ;, ,|-|> n naiiile. It" »ll«*
Mississippi State in Auburn Wed man [ fought, i suppose I should long m.w that i can't slop," he
"W hen 1 let up fur
nesday and fin a lly 1>. H- H. In Au say Germ Tunney, imeause ho won confessed.
Hull „i
(tax, HI op ««'*
my title from mu, hut I'm ru.l a Tew days I get to feeling had."
burn Haturdny.
sure.
mW
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t I.MUe-a It^ rThe hrethlrs* pace Infs agreed
I .. H. II. and Mississippi Hl«*"
"F irp o hint a great punch,
I with Dempsey.
w ill deride tonight which fulls out
His eyes still i!^ , r?N” j«rtr.-|l J * L . MU* 11*3.
of the three-way -Ixth nh.ee tie didn't even know he hail knocked are Ihn snapping black they wen. He l ' « "
<>,lt, j.ihKoy
They meet ill H lnrkville, Alls* mo out of rlie ili.g until I raniu op that burning Ju ly 4 in w
I,Nile
U CIui k I'stilly
Teel, nml Gemglii gel together In lo on my stool between rounds. I wilt'll in’ nml.U'd.ud huge J onh
ikiHh H e . •'Itinky I" * .
Atlantis Wednesday for the second thought I had been hi locked nut. laid al Toledo. There isi.'l a g ra y ' v in iV
mu, iiu*. Kn<y
Htvi'iiih
time this year. Crum ln wen tli" B ill Hit h iiiiii was a goml man, liuir ill Ills thick, him k tluitrll.
first gaum H7 fifi, Tulnne |.luys loo. Olid so were W illie Meehan
He's ll little hroiulei lie I os* tin lidHi*Ai lie*.
I1!lull IK 11
twice—lo Knoxville against Ten- nnd Tommy lillilio n *. It's haul to I h ’h iii and n-a|es niooiid 225 com Ijff. III MVit I -If *■
pick
Ihe
blurt.
nessee loalglrt am! hi H tarkville
Mini |* Ht in MtltfF*1.
paled to the IHH pm of bin fight
" I l f course, whmi I was cl.am lllg ill* y tml I her a" nothing m fl Kfilbv
agulnsl Mlwslssil'pl Hint* RidurK*n» in.
l i lt i h *Nmi*
* tiiiiIk* t.
pinri, I thunglil I could whip any looking ii limit Inin
day.
,
Itefeieeliig Ml
INiW i l n
t ( i m h h t *s (i.v m ik is
20 so and sou they tosued Irrte Ihe rnsslero, lie - a y . i» f a i i l y 1
Q t f if tr
ijiiini'H
U i In w u p k
• IM S. I I A l l — *‘«»nrilr
Florida at Tennessee Frh h .y, Tech the ring with me. I f n flglrter ntrvioexi., and help- keep him ill
■ '.f e e
ll,il, , "lie.
Tw in
iliy
Lsity,
at Taunensre Haluidny nod Florida doesn't feel that w ay ha raidt he simp*.
| Mii.kert I.in k*. Hen King, renl«n,
a champion."
al Vandy Haturdny.
Jm-k tlilnkis he
al Ills ............. .........
Score a last week warn: Alabama
Dempsey had lust flown In from lull* peak tin- I111\ Ilf l.fill W illard
in. k Will Zac Ilium. Tli'll'tS
47 Vandy 44; Auburn ltd Alabama one of Ills
Inlermlnatdn trips fur trio champion•Inp. I l f was 114 linl.s Mis- I'ueals. Htop amt HtuiP.
NR of the grandest thing;
Buick is the
HR; Georgia ft7 T rrh
Kenlucky around lire country, Yofereelng year* old mid In*
H
ums
i 11*,. Wonderful. Fay lajme.
1M7 pounds
way you can ignore tbp
chew your way
t i l I ll l» MACK—K /ie U * * •» '
HR Georgia Sd; Tech Ml Tulatm r.r>; boxing and w restling matches, ad of Tigor. Tim inennl bonk suys
l,one*,iin. Iloliy, Two II I re* •
N nlra Hatna 04 Kenlucky 51; Ken
hs 11itit imrti fighting fm flip years Al i .| ih I'* M1*l*k*. O IT* l.tmUe.
Ihnntgh gravel ami dust d jK j
through the wet
tucky f»H X a vie r 47,
»
t.silille'i
lioiiy.
Hsliy
/,»nilti*r,
wlicii ha slaogTitcrrd Big J f* * , hut
lils i k Ns a, liKpIre
sltekhcs,
amigami
t
c
t
'
m
M
■tippery
pavement*.
Mississippi 7f. l„ H. U . dd; Ml*Jack *aya it actually « « nearer
T il l u l l I ll.t(:ie - * / l» t» * " H *
slppl Htate nr. Tcurmsse* 5(1 and
Min- Unsli ,'l*1re lllr l. MU*
ulna.
Vandy 60 Tannaase* 44.
"iMy 1110*1 vivid memory of th ill Nlns Ml'* I'lmlce, Hal. f>. Hlisrty
iitiivrr. Bti Fa ftI, Juft ft! J fihn
fig h t!"
lie nm fit "till* might
r lK ill
Mil*
fin 1 p h I ire ii lit, K U tn ln i MlUfl#
intarr.it you- ll didn't happen In
I
lie.
krt.
Key
Nul«.
Candv
tlir ring'
I an* Jill,liny o'clock, Hog*r tllrl.
"T h a t night after the fight I O it a ln lr O rlt.
s i i t i i n a i r —r u ia r t ir
lied a dream that I was nalng
road condition* call for special attention to
lis rk tf, P *rn *ll. T urkhralen h alf to death hy W illard. l*1iI'rsyIn*
Tip.riiln k y l-*e. tumbling K,
your lubricant*. Tire* should be checked for correct
I thought my eye* were heaten ('iin«*lil, V lnll*. H*lln llorrtt?.
■hut and that I ««» covered w ith ■T v n s T U itA t:r—a / ia ik * Mila
inflation —for deep, clean trend that bites on a
Jo*, K B IT Ho mil, HtU
hltiod. It waa ao reel that when I
G A IN E S V IL L E , Jan. HO— (OneIk*. Ttinli! T srry , Hkv
*Nck surface. Brakes won't stop you with a sure
wok
a
up
1
turned
on
the
light
am)
Ml nne lisp, nine.
e la l)—W ith four *lralglit win* he*
/f»lk« Mile
lookad at myself In the m irror,
and
gentle (ouch If the master cylinder needs more
hind Iheni and nnlv Iwn more
I lest I
Ai'l<**._
" I atilt w o n 't M tlifled .
t »c*la,
matchea to go, Florida'* frenhman
I'a trlc h t.lle, V u iik , l i r a * *
fluid,
or if an air*hubhle has worked itself Into the
•lipped'on my D inners and sh irt l.lf*. A n d y C r ic k e t . L o o k o u t
tannl* iquail ha* a fin* chance of
line. These Otingat and mart, should be checked to
and *hoa» and went out to tha Unity
m aking It two *aa*ona In a row
MNTii tiACM—aoMt) i ' i * m
entrance of tha hotel and aaked a
Pphaatrn.
keep your Buick at ite best,
low* Unlit, on Thruali F ia ,h y
n e w ib a y. who had won the fig h t. Pilot, lltlfa tl, nulling La*, dteva*
iT h a tlalo r Flush have whipped,
r
• •, •*
:
Ila aaJa 'You're Ilem pary, aranjl
W aurresfdi.il, lhe Went t’oa*t Jim If
the!
sounds
like
more
then
.one
thought
to
beer
fhn In. Iinll do you
'fiurat Man. Real Tan, .L u lie k ,
lo 1 bought a paper
(vnrun.- , «*»
comber, - npU lM
Ip niin^—Just d r^ e b to our ehop and tell the men,
latte. M r*.. J'uWtra, Nartban U*k.
went hack to lied.’
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Mannssa Mauler Chosen As Top
_ Fighter In SO Y ears Of Sports
SPOUTS
iMIUltOR
k
Sanford - Orlando
Ken m l (lul) KntrleH
O
tomind...
F l o r i d a Nettera
Mark Up 4 Wins In
1950 Tennis Season
"LUtMKAMi, ptaaM." *
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GET TH E
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Our winter Lubrioere treshuent covert e)l these polnte
; - with epeeially trained mechanic! following factory
epeeifieatiohi at they |o over your car from end to end.
Drivt lo tbit week, why don't you? The prico to iur*
prtolaily low. Tho pow# of mind la prieelcaa.
AugutUna March 11.
ih Harry poglaman announce
it «nn or two mora matchaa
ba. grrangad fur tha froth
bet' at praaant tha two
le with tho It. Auguatlao
Ithool aro tho only doflnlto*
ft?*
^
Uio Baby
SW
P ic k in g s
iA iu a a ia AiiA
iP T n A *
Oroyhound Qua la M
tho atr tonlte . ovor
WDPO at SilO with
all tha 'dopa* os the
doga at tha Sanford*
OrUadu
Club.
ra n srst
rang
plW'V'
�- See,,
W"
gm ygepero w p c " 1
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1
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HONDAY JAN. 90. 1950
THE SANFORD
H ER A LD ,
PARK FI VK
SANFORD. FLORIDA
■ "I ■. ---------of baby daughter to their fam ily
She has been named Gwendolyn
Yvonne.
COLORED NEWS
B y L O U IS E F O S T E R
s o n AI? CLUB
G U E S S WHO W A S IN TO W N ?
Mr and Mr*. Mack Upson, and
rhltdrrn, of Forest C ity , Florida,
were the Sunday afternoon guest*
of Mr. ami Mr*. I,. R. E a l- * t* .,
101 rt Olive Avenue. Sir. and Mr*
Upsnn were former patrons of
Mr. I.. It. Euhanka.
Morning Worship:
"H o ly. Holy, H oly."
Order of Service:
Scripture Reading — Ht I ilk* (I
Sermon Hymn
Text was selected front S t, l.uke
0:23. "How To Follow Je .u * "
Four Suh-toplr* were given by T i l l : H T A T i : M F F l . i H I I M A T O
Rev. White In Ills discourse, nnme K H P E I . I .
TIIn lC N To N
W IIO H K
ly, "S elf-D e n ia l," "S e lf Discipline." l i K H I l ’ K W I ' 1H I N K N n w . N
A Null b a t ina been filed In H ie
"fje lf Development," and "S elf f ‘l n u l t H o i i r t In a n d f o r H e i n D iDedicatlnn."
T ill* sermon was ole 1 *0 1 1 1 1 1 1 , F l o r i d a . In i ‘l i m i c e r y
m ia li iN l v m i fn i d i v o r c e l a d a m a n
dedicated to Missionaries.
Tb ornlon
llo- s h o r t M tl e t*f w h i c h
Prayer was given hy Rev. W S i t ,lamew T h o n n o n y m m i i h Hr* *j ll
White.
T h i n n I o n tliehe p i e Ben In a r e I It a t e Lord's Prayer chanted by the fo r a to eennmafiti voi| »-i |<e n rid
a p p e a r be fore e i l d I ’ourr e l t l i e r In
eongregation.
p e r a o n OI I t
a it m Met
nti T b u i a Mrs. 0 . O. Johnson wa* in du v. K r b r t n u v
I
otbenvlae
di'i’l e e pit* I'oMlrnM.* ti ill lie enti*| *
chatgr for Missions
Mil HRttllf.1 v<o|
Rev. W hile gave a beautiful dl*
A «*o|iv «*f Mil* n o i p e dhall be
play of relics from the Holy Land msllpil I'' l.llUe ‘ b-t%Mil lOMtllci trf
bvurynnf
t*x|irp**i*H
thatfi«rlve-«
,t,*‘
mi «*»v** t *
u ft inf.tni ai
,
i
!
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Daruimiii.,ii
a re lm in o ii A
t i m t * »u*d I i k r M m i v
as having eninyed this travelogue FDowd
In Ha nf i n *1 F l m l . l a
f.*i f*»r
with Rev. White.
t%i ir d ln w to - a i d di fe n d a n t
I n d l
T
b
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r
»i
l
m
i
Rev. W. S. White, pastor.
W ITN K H H mi
Imntf un d o f f l c L i l
M is. W illie F . Preston, reporter m i l ill Hrt«ft*id. I 'un til t o f HmmIm d e
and
Hlat n
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F L i idtt
Hill »lwV ,,f Idlin tt 1 A I'
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Phone H,1l,
Three ami four room apartment*,
furnished.
Screened porchei.
Phone PW1 nr 132.1
TW O storei, 303-7 Henfcrd Avo.
« flll ho available February I,
all 102,
R E N T or S E L L , House, 4 rooms,
elw trlclty, telephone,
Soma
Furniture, also 260 elaelrfa
Hrowler, cheap. B mile* south
on Sanforil Avenue, Ulndervllle,
C. L. Fainter, Sanford, Fla., HI.
2. Box 132.____________________ '
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meet at the home of Mr*. Marie
tlladden, Apopka. F la ., Wrijoes
day, Feb, 1!,. A ll cluh members
are expected to he present.
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U S H E R S H O N O RED
devotion.
V h e Usher* of the Churrh of Song—
"Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross"
EGod, H ickory Avenue nmt F ifth
[S tre e t, wns highly honored on Scripture— F irs t Psalm
[| Sunday, Ja n . Hi*. Iiy Mm . Maggie
Rev. W. S. White
Brantley at her spacious home
A fte r the devotion M l*. Beaale
.1121 East Seventh Street.
The Halgler wan presented by the pa*
[usher* gathered at the appointed tor, Rev. White, who in turn pre
(time where Mr*. Hrnntley
'ey had In sented the manager of the Soul
I readiness her beautiful lawn ar- S tirre r*, M r. Florence.
ranged with table* to accommodate
The program waa grand, they
j j the*o that wa* present. The table* ‘ eng themselves Into »b« >-***1*
jlneorjtfj-.l with beautiful of those who were present, *ome of
aliolu*.
the selection* rendered were: ■
‘ If
Flic purpose of this gathering I ('an Jimt Make It In ." "One
va iv m to encourage the usher* In D ay," "I'm Uolntr To Walt U ntil
It! their effo rts.
Expression* of My Change Come*," and many
f * gratitude wn* given to Mr*. B ran t other beautiful "election*.
ley, after which the hostess served
Vinitnr* p icsciil w ere: Rev. A.
a ihOiritni" rourse of it u cream and j Vane*, uf Springfield, 111.. Mr. anil
cake.
When everyone had fin i Mr*. Florence, Mr. and Mr*. I,a rk ,
l»he,| they nil motored out to the! Mr* Jackson, Mra. Dfltcnwoith»
home of little Ralph W alker. all of Altamonte Springs, F la .
Geldcxhoio, who I* ill and pre
sented him n lovely bouquet of S E R V IC E R A T "
flower* and offering.
S T . JA M E S A .M .E.
1
The Sunday School began at ita
usual hour 11:30 A M. with Supt.
' U S U I IIS BO A RD M E E T S
The
Ushers
Board of Th» I. H all, J r ., and his sta ff of teachr I Churrh H f I bid, Hi korv Averin- ■r* present and at their post of
*and Fifth Street, met S iln rd a t
Inly.
The topic wa* "U nto Alt Men."
night, Jan. 2H, with the president
The Sunday School Is showing
and all officer* present and on
duly. The meeting opened with steady Improvement ami has pro*,
much iiinpliation lining exempli, pect of a great future. See that
fled The president then gave many your child attend* some Sunday
enroinaging word* to tlt|> group School ruch Sunday.
which served a* fond for thought.
E X P R E S S IO N O F T H A N K S
A wonderful thought came to
Mrs. Bessie W. Iln w kin , 1004
•Dppresident which "he presented
to the lionrtl, mid that wa* to West Thirteenth Street wishes to
present g ift* to Ihme having b irth thank Iht many, many Irlends for
day* In enrh ttionlh this nerving a* llirlt kind, warm and tender ex
i. token of love un>l inspiration. pression* Iming showered upon her
he thought wot Immediately put during her llllies* and w lshr* for
into action and at the close of the earli olie to know that It has been
meeting g ifts were presented by just from those warm lender
the president to the following: prayer* that she Is improving
l.lttle lliirb iim F . Francis, dim in nicely at her home.
Eubanks, M asters, Anthony Biowu
The little playmate* riml friends
and Ralph W alker. The Ushers
u 'U to express their prayer* and of tlto pnrents of little Yvonne
g lftl wishes to those who are sick Adam*, wishes to express the
wishing for them a speedy recov shock that came to them In learn
ing of the mlslinp «f :i bioken leg
ery.
Yvonne sustained on Sunday- morn
Mrs Maggie Iti nrilley, pres.
,'lis . A n n a H enderson, rc p a ita i. ing ami In learn that she I* runfined to Hermild -l.a u ton Memorial
Hospital, wishes me rnanv that
.S(H I, S T IR R E R S G O S P E L
B IN D E R S P R E S E N T PRO GRAM Yvonne w ill soon bn home again
with her little playmates.
A T S T . .1 \ MK S A .M .E.
Refute the Soul S tirre r* tiostud
B IR T H A N N O U N C E M E N T
Singer- were presented on F r i
Rev. and Mi*. Waller S. White,
day night, Jntl, "7, H:Ofr l',M . the
ad vice npcneil with it* usual announce* with pildc the a rriv a l
Legal iNotiue
Legal Notice
Kor
FO U R bedroom home — Corner
• c a t io n . 2 lota. Eight hlocka
from Post Office. Priced very
reasonable.
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R O B E R T A . W ILLIA M S , Realtor
Raymond E . Lumfcjulst, Associate
Phone 732
Atlantic Bank Bldg,
to acre grove all faaeed. tO O 'Lw
Glm Gong Valencia orange treee,
I t grapefruit, 25 lemon end oth
er fruit tree*, good home, barn
and chicken coops, beautiful
front, lawn. A home you con
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, B O L E N H D H K I 3 I 2 b p. garden «—
BEDROO M House in M ayfeii
t1Hr| ()r , }(lni| r „ ndlHon. I2no.uo. 12 S |irt 1 itl Nt rv it'fs
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Section, Double garage, 7 11
B It. Crumley.
Mellonville, Phone I3ii XV.
E L E C T R IC Stove, cheap. C all 373 V E N E T IA N
B L IN D S made l„
nl del
B e itiliin le V e n e tia n B lin d
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D IR E C T from owner— Home f„i
rouple outside city lim its, with , Highral cash p rh c paid for ussd
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E l.liO B H siirtaced to per
or without acreage, grove <>i
turnlture Ted D atls F u rn ltu ra
fn th m . flld floors made llk«
^ r m ^ ^ e ^ l^ t o iM ^ e o J le r a liL , Co 111 E. I*t. 1'h 1*38.
new. Finishing, , leaning A- wax
ing. )'.,l i a b l e power plant, 22
Artlcitn For Sale — f»' H_
h k i j » W’ a N TKD
V*ara nxperlenre In Hemlnn'e
Cotinlv, H. M Gleason, Lake
EN JO Y Sunday Hlnnsr at Lunsy’s E X P E R IE N C E D conk, familiar
J ita r v
7fir also w»*k days. Lunehta A
with all kind* of kitchen work.
short orders.
e h ig id a ir e
Tele. 0130. Sanford Rssteurant,
Sate* amt H ervlrf
208 Park Avenue,
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EfltlELM A N H Red Rosa Fe-d
Touchton A Watson, 1201 Celery E X P E R IE N C E D stenographer and 2 Fa cln rv trained qualified S *i
vlre Men.
Ave. Phnns 11H6-J.______________
typist.
Reply giving age and
H IM , H A R D W A R E CO.
experience. Box H ,0. c/n San
HOT L U N C IIE 8 icrvad ovary day
351 K. F in d
I'hons 5.1
11:30 to 3 — with Homs Made
ford Herald.
rolls and corn Muffin*. Homer's 10,11011 motorists in Sanford will nRT,AND<> Xlornliig Ssntlnel, Or
tando Evening S ta r. C all Kalpb
Grill, 324 East 1st Street
iuiy 30r Dashhoard rolnholder*
Ray. i » 5 4 . ___________ ___
K ITC H EN cabinet, kn boa, haliv
for parking meter*. You'll sell
hat hint, tie and carriage.
Call
a thousand a day. Big profit*. C A L I. 517 for B attery, Generator
_ 4 2 « .M .____
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Sensation In Chicago,
COIN
ami S ta rte r service.
Swain'*
H O LD ER, il'27 Grove, Evanston,
Battery Service, 31)1 W . First
1947 T lA R l.B Y Davitieon motorIII.
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cyvle, St O.II.V. Good tlree and
motor In top shape, 6430.00, Box TWO pleasant neat appearing w r.ttti.'vE iN E-FIJK I. Oil for lmmea.
RAH c/o Sanford lle ^ ld .___
women 4 hours a day 915 per
Call A lvin Mdhani. Stn rlalr R e
day far
Penny-wise Plastic
fining Co. Phone Ml53,
F R iE b Shrimp Dinner, Served
Home Demonstrations. Car help. Floor Sanding and Finish in g: A ll
"The Best Shrimp on Earth"
rul not necessary.
Wonderful
every night at llomer’a Grill,
Oak Finer* laid, eaudeil ami
chance for advancement. W rtU
H 4 East 1st, Street.
finished nl the right prlre. E . F.
and
give
phone
number
to
Boa
SIKTJER M A ClflN K S, new *Ys^d'
Stevens, Tele. 7K1-R-4.
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p. ,/Q Hanford.llerald.
Terms. 313 E. Pth St. Ph, 1024.
Y R A C r tm W O R K ," T h n n n 13 7 .1
fju w "a v a lU tX . j,s b i L im sk l K is li* it—
for free estimates, Ja ck B u s
W nUK W AN TKH — 9
Speed Floor Sander for rent.
sell.
Everything to
u camp let« a first Skilled carpenter desires Workj Drug line, hulldoisr, dump I n n k.
No job* ton larga or lo« sm all. muck, fill dirt, shell and clay
Call or coma lato
eliaa job.
C
Glass A l’aInl, Co,
Phone 711. _
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-by load or Job, Contact Celisted
Phone 520 A L L T Y P E S of buildoMf
A Raulrraon Contraclora, HIM E.
reasonable rates. Free i
New York Ave., Del^tnd. Phone
TUXEDO
Hunt's Tkxedn
ee. David R. C irp ta lsr, b u n
,ra* * R,L a'
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H - L O n T * r I V o u n i ) —T l
S A V E M ON EY on flne w akh and
BABY S T R O L L E R Lo st from
dock repairing, Fellowa
, thick list ween State Market and
Shop, 1700 Sanford Av«,
Phone 1 2 4 1 ,____________
f & W V f f i i C n S f l i T l r i f f i t i . , Montcsuma Hotel. Reward. Ph.
B F L I K m i T S A C H 1N E
All work guarantaad aa to
Free estimates. lag.
material
and
workmmmhlp.
Prices reasonable, contact i m
for estimate on work. 0 . W,
Coleman automatic all floor
Bellamy, P. 0 . Box 1416, Ian*
.Inaneing. No. job *
Sherman Conere
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Scrvlccii llcltl For
August Lincjgreit, 84
H A N FO R D
HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Bond Probe
Atomic Report
“ rrnlirit*-s from Ihe rontrol of your
Iritn-porlnliiHi o(. goo.li. into the
wurdioose* of every liii.tiies* from
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(Oaattaae* ew a* rawe Oaai
which you c a iry good* and into
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V rlvata funeral aarvlcaa w ar* man. Ha alau w ill gel the view* polUtic giant uniona Into relative t lie storerooms of every business
to which you deliver goods."
l>*d at Krickaon Fu neral Home at of Ih* men In Congress who have Insignificance.
Tile Team ster* s ie led by Daniel
lf:00 F.M . today fo r August 1,1ml- given meet study I d atomic mat
" It Is hardly necessary for me I. Tobin mol Dnve Ib-ck.
r-«»|i| m ilitant of Plan ter*.
gran, H4*year-«lil
to
remind
you
that
that
union
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Ili-iilu.m, who ba- been sharply
Then Ihe whole nueatlon will lie
tation K alatra, who riled last week
•to
fu lly conscious
o f ita p o w e r."
nt odds with the rnemlier* of the
follnwing a two month'* nines*. In tha Preslilent’a hands.
Oeipit* th* T a ft-H a rtle y pro N I .ft It, noted Ibnt the board hns
Asked nbouf rfie fourth rf n new.
K ev. I I . I., Zimmerman o fflc ia tn l
and burial wa* made In Kvergrt-e., conference Ia s i F rid a y , Mr. T ru vision* Inten d ed .- t<, curb alm-i-i derided several cases for the Tenmman said the decision as to wheth o f that power, M l only as it i-x «trr< mill iignin-it the tru ck e rs,.
Cemetery.
While be .didn't repent the blast
It* had lived at Planfaffn * F ' . e r j n *ry to develop Ihe weapon I* 1st* in the leam stara, hut In evi-rv
1 - *• niineit ni th*. five-member i»an•ate* for lha \i»-i ye«l «nd w*> a i l.Ta ul"iia to make, and ba bas n e t; m lier labor orgar.^eoCea.,
rrani said, “ wa i t lll have a l<.m* . , ii, :i
V<*l*. .pc.*, b lo J *y
member nf tha Hwadlah W ork y«l mada It.
Onr nirm ber nf tha Hanalc-ffousa way to go hafor* what M enu lo b.< ngo, lie did blld tbs) b u ild declsing Men’* Association of Prnvldenca, K. I. Ila cam * lu Florida committee already baa coni* out the congressional Intent w ill i.« I* i i « svuin-l mhiiagkinenl, in wiiirb
publicly for an attempt in make rea lise d .'
lie did tnd n ilic iir, .boilld be ap
from Harrington, H. I.
(be bomb, lie is Senator Connallv
lie mentioned s p e c ific a lly tin pealril In Dir .m il It.
H* I* ru rv iv til by Iwo daughters, fti-Tex > who I* alio chalrm ln nf
" 1lie twn mid one half w a rlaw’* ban uii "coarclva ladle*.
Mra. H a iry W hewell and M il* ihe Senate Foreign Kelatlun* Cum•econdary boycotts, strike violator that l.ttve gone by *m r tr>e T aft
Mabel l.indgien nf Plantation Ka- mlllee
lo.ed •hop*, and the f»r"|r'i> »f Da-llev ,\ d •-a* m a ile d bavttataa.
In a week-end Rtatement, Con co ntracts on u n w illin g am plovvrs been siiinelblng nf Dir n a lu ir of a
rl.hke.inwii process." be said.
nelly m ill "we want lo preserve on a ‘sign th is— or bl*e’ b a il* ."
" T h e ir bsvr burn tunir veiy
I)enh*m said Ihe iinlnn'* pi.wet
the peace nf Ihe world and Ihe
hydrogen hnmh w ill serve that not only a ffe c t* tru c k e r* , hut • baip d iffisrii-tt of opinion among
l l « s i l i . t i Psase r * * f Heel
cause just a- tlit- atom bomh hat
conliacl. The number of idle girw done slnre It ended Iha war and
despite a While House hint dial gave us peace.'
David F l.lltent h a I chalnnsn nf
increased coal pioduclion could
the Atomic Fnergy Cnmml*«lon
help alave off pieiidenlial inlet- made It clear at a news confeience
vcnlion.
earlier In the day that the Is.ii* Is
The *1 rike doubled the number of nut a simple one.
lie compared It lo the nrublrio
alay al-home miner* in Weil Vir
Y
o
m
c
a
n
ginia. That H a le , higgeil coal pio- of the average man debating vbe
ther lo buy a new automobile
duccr, rounled 20,(MH) mil of die There are many tilin g . In Islt*
pits mil of 110,(MX).
lido cm i*lderallun, Including wbJJL
In Pennsylvania. die munber two liter Die innnny could belter be
coal Hale, 5 1, MM) out of 100.000 spent In other ways.
McMahon's statement u*ed th*
iofl coal mine* aie icluiing to term "livdrngen bonth"’ for the
work. Hie Side Department ot re first lime In m y announcement*
•
lief application* aie inuuiitinu from bis com m it!**.
lie gave reporters thl* statetwiflly hi coal producing counliet.
ill—
lit :
■ Srveial mine* dial wete doted
“ The comntlllee met and dl«
latl week in Kentucky and Ala cus.ed Ihe m alter of atomic
bama weir able In icopell. Alabama weapons, Including the .ublecl of
litlrd H.OOO milieu idle out ol Die so-called hydrogen bomb The
committee took no voles nr action
18,000 slid Kentucky t*id only 201) but will inlet tomorrow afternoon
diggci* arr taking pail in die woik fin further deliberation!.
Meanwhile, A ir H ecirlsrv W
Stoppage.
Ih e tliIk e apreait lu llltnul*. Klim rl Hvniliiglon di*'lo-id todav
yhare the 1060 dlst ill bancs* flirt lli'it President Triunsn bs. rr|e c |.
started Jan. 8. About 276 DMW ed a Defeme Depailment lecoinm in u s walked tint at a mine ol liii-liilalluii for use uf government
the Pyram id Coal Company, sa y funds tn do pioneering work In He
ing they would nut return until velopllienl of lrans|iort aircraft
The proposal railed foi the gov
• contract culling fur a five day
•ya are now un ai|i| F .T A O IIIII crninelil lo besi the e»p#n«e of
week I* signed. The iiatlun'* min developing two low cost, lung
■ three duy rungc cargo or Iranspoit aitciu fl
ers are now uii ■
The Idea would be to have the
week mi l.e w lt' uid eis.
About
111,000
Illin o is
D M W prototype .h ip s ready ful cupvlng
nltnriR skipped wolk the (list if mine wete wanted.
lin e of Ihe planes would be best
W frk III Ja n u ary. They leluro ed
In Ihe pllri Ja n . 0 on order* of suited to m ilita ry needs soil *d*plHugh White, stale DMW p ie .I isbli* In maximum utlll/atInn bv
Dm civil i«lr transport industry.
dant.
Meanwhile Federal and xlalu The oilier would be best suited lot
tnadlalun,
in Informal
tnlka, cnnim riclal transport and adapl
a*ught a resumption of nagulia- able to maximum m lltlaiy use ill
tkfti* In Ihe C h rysler strike lo- ••n.* of w ar.
Coal Strike
%
do dale was s s l, however, for
tha reopening of t*lka between
tha mutnr firm and the striking
C IO United A iilu Workers union.
The walkout, w llli a pension
ulan or wago Increase at Issii.',
begun lis t Wednesday. A t« U l
o f UUl.lNai w inkers, HU,mill from
C h rysler, have since been Idled
Philip Weis* of the Michigan
labor mediation (maid .aid com
pany mid union official* bad Iwen
Cdhlarted scpaiab'ly. Ilerclo fm o ,
lie
Indicated, u reopening
uf
talks bat not been "tim ely."
The union, in e aiiw lille,, ba. .in
tit red all assessment uf | l o
week against Ils m em bcis not
Involved III the t l i Ike.
Tha assessment, tu lie t la r ln l
If Hie strike tun* more Diu'i
two weeks, will tiling in appruxiUiately fHfill.UIKi a week ami can
linrKH I.iiu* II curing
II ■lullMart Klala fa n * «»•• ’
With ■ minimum of .100 In 6011
ton*. It take* u Iw rii* about 14
hour* to gu f r.iin Manforil to I
Jacksonville, lio slated, • dlsl»nc* liv water of about 1116
lr.il**. Mr. W illi* also revealed
that ho intended oporatltiK hat go*
t« aorvo Ihu Hudson Pulp and
Pa pel Co., I’ alntk*.
Mavui Carraway revealed that
tha f it v had Iona been int«r**t*d
in tho problem of promoting
rivor
traffic
and
M
iT«r IIR
IIH ' into
linn Hanford,
ill hi iii mi'i
revealed that a mrvay had b*«n
mad* In regard to Ita potentU*
fitlaa.
Mr. MaKIbbin told th* group
that th* wsrehouau owned by
City locatad on tha lakafront
and formerly used by th* Winn*
Lovett Grocery Co., would again
ba uaabl* for water tranaporta*
tion unloading and limited »turair* If piling and docking war*
repaired at tha coat o f about
•*^00. Ha daclarad that freight,
•p to about 600 ton* at a Urn*,
•ould ba handlad thara.
Among thoao praaont at thn
boaring war# W. F . Ackerman
of th* National Gypium Co., Buf>
(§Jo. N. V.j T. Collar of th*
g j w jn . J*U,P. • Bd
Corp i
W. .C. Hutchison, Induatrial traf*
ftp manaror for Hanford, ami
Xdvard Higgins, manager of tho
Aomlaol# County Chamber of
c K S mcoi D. S. Dubbin of tha
MWMoal Traneportalion O n :
iMkMnvilloi pan H. Bwarta of
New JtTHcy Probe
plus nn ndvinory Itoilv of public
IM P U K T H D
I a 'k h I N o t ic e
nlcmtiera, im-luding n lalmr re'pre
te
n
latlv*.
The
coim
nllue
raid
stn
li
II n a lla a t g Wr*as P s « i , a ( ,
t r w ir . u f f i.u t u iiA t h i
» »lep might well be taken w iiii ut pi ioi tto n
lew bond brokers.
M c o rtiiK iv tio s K m e - i
K X L X U m V B W IT H
1
the
state'*
17
other
Investment
M il,. -.1 t : ih I'.N KSlltl'H i
Ihe trustees of Ihe state dis
fund* which total over };l(JU,(HJU,A .UII lis v lllt t.eeli rll«<1 III III*
A
N
N
K
T
I
E
’
S
f
ability fund are responsible fon CIOO.
i-|rcull I'oun Iii and for il.m lnols
in '* ling laves collected from em
<„ ,iiii'
Kloil.ia,
lu
Cbencery,
Ii,, i
for divorce l>|- laicy ^ frlanda llg w y * 1 French Ave |
The report sfistaim-il a fin.llm '
ployers mid employes to pay liene\l
rllo
ll*
.
Ill*
.lio
rl
title
Wllll'h
I it * to sick w orker*. The fund total by former state T rw w urer John i, i.o, v v liflo li. versusof ileurge
J. Dickerson that a New Vork
s;7v :<77,14:i
tbc:-. presorts "Cc *li».“ •
in in ma ml you to be end
U N
i t A P F Y
The committee recommended Ihe broker. Saul Scbwamm, made an olife-ar
l.efura .aid i*nurl either In
"exorbitant
and
iinconscionable'
law be changed to replace Ihe
.................... 0) aliu tiis) mi Thura.
profit
of
tINC.IHgl
when
be
Mold
.|i> 1 • lituarr }. I»i». olhnwlag
trustees w ith nil Investment ev..,,,. 1,1./ .(.life.SO Will Os -II
vp-elnteil hy the governor 111,405,000 wnr'.h of bonds to the ,|,
1 **M»s| l*MOlll«t '•"»
fund.
J fs . - 3 ,
J O t! ' W ry
-T '
f i l e c o m liilllc e « *ld it w ould i ( *l gi tun for <
1 . «. iMiniy ^ »»•»»*•
ie<gislften*fmsi
thus* who have had to do with
1 It >|v dil l s u r * I.f Flurl-U. Iltlo
feeggln*!*.
Ik*
safe A
D.e law, both lio n i the standpoint again, but that li« bad taken ill
•!« f t JaiMimy. A 1* 1DS0.
\ T j l “lu « iiS « lt e i Msih- 6 1
ii
r iii
t applying It In the first Instance, and gin* Sooth for Ills health
litfM f t
Ircilll <ouit
ed ' con cured uess ere*, teme• • •I f r m the sikndiMiint of deci*-j I bey noted Dial Sautter tertified M A I.
lia>*. la Uu then eee J til Oser t.CuO
> iisl iiitrrp re ta llo n ." lie added: be gsmed fc.r>bun fir m perron*
...i Alt t \V ^1
lewessfj (evsi, all
-.*ii
ii i t-si r u ii.iir r
'•« i »>.e9 have been decided bv j Irivestinienl* while be worked fur
f f f l M M ' l l l l - - m hfsie*.
He
1 b* i m u ff. alDiimgb a substantial the state for over "II years
itoA on imi Hdh'liwM kdfMsb,*. nm»i inditi ale now before Diem, lie- j did some trading w ith brokeis i »e «■•!•«•«, S!• .*f ••••*•. Misi H srp tr,
t liary hh l nut
a copy I
c m Dds I* so, only a few titles who dealt with III* fund, the re 9«t.| th«
C M O S ! I Y I PO U N O A ftO N
L'uiHiuidca’t rtport ana 1
101 Hi
N il, ieiliMtdit lU fill
-■nn !•> bav« iak«n any apparently pent added.
ihei^fotF wuuiil not coiuniant*
1 1 ,.isn eiii c r y r t illit d fo rm "
Most nf the trustee*, including
BUCK HORSE M E ^
iii
run for Ilf weeks.
Money cnllecled under the levy
must be used "exclusively foi
it lief of s l il k c i. mid theli fam
ilies hi fur e*penltiire* islated
lo the conduct of the strike."
Hiic Ii essuesmeuts can be orlin e d niily by the D A W '* exe
cutive board whenever 6U,IHKI or
more IIA IV
member a
are un
strike or affected by a M ilk s.
Tint stn iiu culminated neatly
• Ivht
iilotithl
of iiegullelloiis
over a pension plan. T lie DAW
wants 10 cents an huttr In e ilh rr
a wage linust ol a pt'liliu ll sys'em.
I J
riMs
ID I . A I K TO C liA H H IF Y
Voong man lo lemn 6c A lilt! store
business. Musi have high xrhuul
educatiiiii.
Apply
M cCray'*,
Sanford, Fla
Or. Henry McLaulin
Optometrist
It’s the one fine
the low-price fipld
Be Independent
Manage Your
Own Business
n il* l« a mafor opportunity In
on* of iha fastest
growing
business**, w iiii iiruvaa abo**
a v e r**. Income. IV . have ojianlua title art* for a C IV IC
M lN IlKIt. IIIO II i -a I.IU H H »*.••
•on with ra r anil approl. ftfioo
ia»h i „ lu v **i in aqulpm*
• ml ni*ri'li.
Mu ••lllng.
V
*lv« complete training
c<
guidance. (laf*r*nr*a eicheng
al Interview. W rit* 0*1*11* a i
*oem
.
m
k
t i i v
# ImaQinnl Thn '50 ford offnrt you thn samn fypn nnglnn
UMd In America's coitllnit can . . , yot Ford'* V*8 miji for
hundred* Inti than mott "ilxiti." It's a qo/of nnglnn that
whlipnrs whlln It woHn. . . In fort, thn '50 Ford’t I* quint car
oil around . . . lOund-comHtiotiad for illnncn. And, tho *50
Ford'i a morn comfortable, tafnr car, too—thank* to such
fktn cor fnqturn* a* thn low, Invel "Mid Ship'* Rldn . . <*
13*way»*#tfongnr "Lifnguard" Body . . . and 94 % nndnr
acting Klng-Slto Brakn*.
1,1
R R IV I"
A T
Y O U R
T N I
P O R D
'9 0
ford in
your
future
P O R D
D IA k lR '9
- ft will o pen y o u r a y N .'
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h .u h
•
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M atiA T
— — * >*-
w
im
•
< r . t r w t M 'k » . ^ r
■*-. »«•»«*•" w -f
JA v
;fS?f.
Ia U n ity T h e m I t S I ratty th —
T in ;
To Protect II m P u t t of th* Wot id ;
To V ru nio t* th* Progrts# ut Atusrlca.
To Product Prosperity lor Sanford.
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AN
VO LU M E X X X X I
t
IN D E P E N D E N T
E u U b lto h td 1908
Miller Says
f
D A IL T
o
r
i )
I
j
E
r
a
l
f
c
Q
|J S
p Q r
Congress For
Plymouth Citrus Peo
ple P r e p a r e d To
Ship 1,000,000 Cases
Of C a n n e d Fruit
C . c ia m in e r , an d w ai not co n clu d ed
u n til 1 1 :0 0 o 'c lo c k la it n ig h t.
Ur.
Miller
revealed
that
hit,
S earch Pilot Fori V isitin g Japs In
M issing C-54 Is Boston Are Given
Dual T reatm en t
Chamhei uf Con line ret*, loltl of a
»*oi vcv tluil M'CHilcl that luiiimit,'
~
(< <ji,llii<i«a (la Haa* Three I
a
a
(
I'D I
L iu .it d
I'opi1 l*itis Frays At Htaitiririition (Vmnmiy
h
^ * Cl O I I
Force Flier Bat Snubbed By Council
tle*! W;i<' Through
Diet Members Wel
Snow To Whitehorse
comed By S e n a t e
Y. T.. Jan. 31 BO STO N , Jan M t/l'i Mem
Jury Ib Selected (/!*>WHIAnM H(JIU»r..
bn on «r<u< h pilot, hi* ber* of die Japaiirsr dirt (p a llia
To Try Attacker (are broken anti bloody. fought m eni) who came to Ikuiuu n> Irani
deep mow ami tangled •thou! deinociacy and w rir snub
Of UMW’s Leader through
Inrrii lele yeilriday In irpoit }ii* bed by llir Boitun coy council got
plane had rraihrd 21 mile* to the a beltn welcome today tmm the
smith. Nile* of the men be l*tl M attach io riti legiilatuie.
behind weir injured Hr uid the
Escorted by aiiuy offtceti and
two ntlifii w nr “ell fight."
Slate Depatfrnehi '‘lepreientative*.
fhe U, S. Alt Korea L-t7 went the group touted the Malt bogie
down w|ule engaged in llir notlli and then attended loimniltee lu stcounty— giealeil aerial meicy mil inge.
Three uf 'them vuitn J lha legulion— llir hunt for a USA I C-r)-t
m e cn.oniitlsa
iu d in t.v
whic ll dtnpprd In,in tighl lad liture
commitiea on
an the judiciary.
I blind ty with 44 peitoni aboard i whuh wa* branng bill* winch pm
Iv F A R C II O F D IM E S
I I t luiles R, Ihitdrit, pilot id'pote modilicalion of ManatliutctiToday'* runitilintuji were
die
t 4/ wlmli armed line Sun uiaudatoiy capital punishment #n
fin mi
C. W ilukci
ft no d.*y fi*>iii l.lmendoif Held. Anihur- first degree muidei cate*.
A . Del by
son .igr. Al.i-A.i, wa* tiiuugld m la»l
f Donald Miildlutoii
The propused hill* would nil
Adkins A Ailhillv Conipany in no int-lil by two iivilian nuployr* ol Jurle* to return verdict* nf
of uni
multi
2.011
H B Woodruff
--hut to specify whether the pun
'•ic
U
S,
eugineei*.
They
puked
6.00
W. M. Thigpen
ishmont
nut would he
bi execution or life
2 ,ot), him up on the nanow I'atunt* imprlxonmrnt.
Jennie Wells Lehman
npr
l.tHl ('#*»»*l 21 mile* below llui plimipal
E . H. A Nora W, Collins
Tliire* Ulet member*, Tukeslo
Polly Oldaker
Yam axakl, Chum ke Imam tira and
100 Yukon air haie.
2 IHl
C. M. Ho yd
T a k lin Matsumoto, told newsmen
D E T R O IT , Ja n ,
Tho
trial of convict Cut I Holton In tin*
JiVgU A i' Hanlhot Mioutlng was con
a llie d today to the tedious task of
Jury picking. Kentln*r him self w ill
jlik# the atan-i •non after lira Jury
is cvmpleled.
Seven .. men amt seven women
tentatively »at in the Jury box a*
ir*s«|t»i4#A lew 1*111# *M*
uf 11(10,000,000 on lurplu. pat—(
to** from, lent year'* crap, ft
lo*i clove to (SRO,1)00,000 uu the
cron.
W4H crop.
Hie ile|i.irliiiriit haa called upon
*'»*»w«*rw to plant about fl perrem
,, W" ' J * 1? * *
U'“
"M y plane Ia down," hr wearily
1.INI
told aeaiclt o fficial*. He placed that in Japan the law In capital
6 00 tile ciaah seem- a* five miles cast case* allow* mercy for ci>nvfct«d
P. Bayard Smith
Malcolm MacNeil]
F . I.. Woodruff, J r .
Andrew C arraw ay
6 00 uf tin- spot where he wnr. found. slxyer*
60 0
A ground rescue crew headed by
6.00 I t . I'.dwiii G u ltin e k l, (.'amp C a n o n
6 00 CnIn., left
im m ediately for the
Jamei tint
^ C ru m le y A Montieth
Previoue contribution* already
acknowledged are a* follow*:
« 2.00
Mlt* Edna CldUeud*n
10.00
W . K. W illiam s
1.00
L * ttl* C. Caldwell
00
W. (Jordon Mean
H. lr. H ngle
6.00
I luyd K Hoyle
1 .0 0
Anonymoii*
1 0 .0 0
Ur. O. I. Hark*
U r. G. **. Helionn
........ 10110
site. They were expected to le a iii
the survivor* sometime thl* mom
lug.
I'laiie* elided over the wreck
age throughout the night to eaaute
I he m. n that help wa* nn the way.
How seriously three of tha men
were liiuued was nut known. M ai
den was unable to tell. Among the
two wlm escaped with xliock and
minor bruise* wax Ja ck Burge-,
1 0 0 0 of the midnight Bun Broadcasting
.U r. W.' V. Hobart*
(I'uatle
*
pRoy W all
........... 8.76
1 0 .0 0
Hunt Mercury Company
Mr*. Tom W illiam *
. . 1 .0 0 D r . P h i l i p W e n t t r a t e
C. L . Frankllnf .........................
T o T u lk O n C e le r y
Episcopal Woman'* Aux.
.. б.00
1.00
C. 0 . l'rfest
1.00
Mr a. V. E . B o ll
U r. Philip J . W estgatii, assn
6.00 d a le h o rilcu llu rlst from the Cen
P . W. •Ball
I 00 tral Florida Experim ent Hlatlon
Nancy Wlitta
l l oo on Celery Avenue, w ill speak F r i
Mr* .1 0. HutchUon
Purcall’*
.............
6 00 day night at 7:!t0 o'clock to memFowall O ffice Supply On.
8.00 bora of the Seminole County Farm
100 Bureau
M Ur. Henry M cLauiln
anil
Velerani-On-The600 Parm T raining Class at the F u
R. L. Mean
16.00
Sanford Herald
.............
ture Fe n n e r Building on “ Poor
1.00 Growth in C elery, lie Cause* and
Thtodore J, Judt ....
• 8.00
G*urge Thuritun
Remedies," John Pterion, veter
Mr. and Mr*. D. B. Watklni 6.00 an'* in stru d o r, announced today.
600
U . A . Appleby
..........
Bandy Anderson, manager of
Mary Caah
..................... 1.00 tha flanford fltata Farm ers Mar*
A lbert O. Ja rr e ll ....................... 6.00 ket, w ill tell of pragm
r a n t a at the
60.00 market and will explain
Xandall C h aia
xpla
basic raa
8.00 eon* for "deplorabl*"
dap1
now
J . A . Howard
e" price*
pr
1.00 received
M rs, Ed g ar Benton
farmer*. He will also
reci
d by1 far
6.00 frith.
w A lg a 0 . Thotnia
Iv* the latest
news concerning
. at as
1.00 the recently
4 ^ » ra . C . M. B e rry .
completed auction
1/
1.00 block, laid Mr. Pierson.
■ L . E . Bauman
6.00
D r, L . O ; Brown
The
ram will follow a cov* 6,00 •red
•upp*r, and Bemlnol*
Sanford Atlantic
M rl. W. C. Buie,
..... 6.00 County farmara and th*lr wives
flanford Auto r a i l ! ----- . 6.00 are invited to attend. Dr. J. W.
Caatle JeW llari ....................... . 6.00 Wilson
----------la program
---- ------------chairmen,------Mr*.
sot
jBmokn ffou»e ' ___ --------- 6-0Q ,W— w
LLin
lo t,
i, trapper
committee
IdsNfElffTSVjFtii Mba Ii
gb.uu I chairmen, assisted by Mr. aim Mr*.
B . 0 . Kilpatrick, J r.
6-00 George H, Btwel# and Mr. and Mr*
1000 Robert I,. Hunter
Gtwen'a Puel
6.00
Carver'a Barber Shop
10.00
LOW BJDB
c rity P
“ rin
• ting
i f #" l *arryy C
1.0 0
T A L L A H A S S E E , Jan. 8
T h arp
a rp
..................... .
1.00
-ant low bid*
1,00
for 66 mitea .
1.00
Improvement* were
flu te Bead ‘
.. 68.00
10.00
mi a ....
fftt.00
а.
|.set*.
iftrialSWSUr.:
a?*
■IS
oo
unletr th* murdei was
committed "from has* anim al nm
tlvea.”
H arri* 8 . Richardiuti ( R i pi*«i
deni uf the state senate tald
" I consider this a favor to (Jen
eral M acArthur and I want to
co-operata with hi* program In
extend the democratic form of
government In Japan. The empha
sis 1* on the (lenaral M acArthur'*
recpient, I ’m certainly w illing to
he co-operative and hospitable and
give them all the courteay that Is
due them.
"B u t it I* don* p rim arily to
co-npttrat* with Ganeral Mac A r
thur.
I realise a— lot- of have who
were
-
A l l T im e H ig h S e t
I n T a x C o lle c t lo n H
flemlnole County property uwn
or* paid 6439,6(13.88 on 1949 tax**
(luring the months of November
and December, 1940 and received
the legal discount* allowed dur
ing those months, John Galloway,
tax collector, announced loony.
These payment* tel an all time
high mark fur th* month* of No
vember and December and those
paying earned In dieeouhta the
■um of $17,996.70.
Hie total payment* in Novemb*r and December represented 71 I
per cent of the entire Tax Roll for
f<
1949 ax compered with 16.1
cent on the 1946 Tex lo ll. When
th* accounts for 1 M I w e n eloead,
however, 064 per cent of the Tai'
Roll wee collected leaving only
0.8 per cent to be ibarged off due
to double M H iim m t*, ettorg and
imolvenciea.
x m u f a p p ir p w
TAM PA, Jan. 81. — UP* — TH*
Florida Citrus Exchanga said to
day it received 15.97 1/8 cent* i
box for ail orangta Mid laM waak
to 8now Crap Markdtara, T a *. *
That t* tha top prioa the Ug
cMwentrating
haa paid the
lag firm
f
exchange *0 far this season. .They
( r. “*-—
have a contractI ■
___ - - *—T
mi Won b o m for which tha ptfe# to
•et at tha e«d of each weak aeeordi u to tha enrrent open market
The rattraet tpeeiflea a
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fE n t
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RNIItlNO IN #RAVIt, K,p» I'm* XII (renlel 1, euiioiuoted by I'aidlo.-ls bikes pell lo ^ . I
tl
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I1
H o ly V e j l , the t m p ie s .n v n m i . u i i j
Effort To Float
"Mighty Mo" Is
F a ilu re Again
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by i ,-tn d e n ta l U . a ol : l
n o l i >•
President Truman Orders Work
#lo Begin On New Hydrogen Bomb
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die A to m ic lit erg v t o m iiu u io ii to w o rk m i d ia "m -, d ir ,I lu .lin a s n ,,i
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.
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H A JT II.F N 1111, Ii, poisoed oil ■ b»-l» couslstenl
ABO ARD TH E
BA
H I U | T N O)HKi
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mb,
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1 I 111
Salt Lake City Cattlemen Buy
130,000 Acres Of Florida Land
u tu ;irn n tit
A tvuitlingly, 1 h u\f <111 pfitfl
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(4ood Crowds Vie
.Attracted to New
Miniature Course
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t
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<1 MM11it u# if im Viaaiai Mm
nrkt 41,.1 Mi f ir m .* it i 2 (.*M ,<| (*mt
In* lltfx 1 rs4s6i v *♦.I im
ins ( i v - t t l i i c
F a t ' t i l l * In K c - l ' i l c t i t ' d
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I iDit int*>
l i i il I ' V d t ' t a l H e a d I M l k l- lh ilx \A ll.) llr i'l
Ii.'iii ifil M'rtii I hatm rit-rw Iihi l»
II,,u i"! I’UviM,-
Merchanft Group l o
Hold Annual Meeting
csttle," he said. “ Wa ere ready
to buy flo rid* cattle In lot* of
from on* to 6,000 or mur* If the
pric* is ra e io u b li."
He said th* new Florida firm
may buy additional land and hence
hu could not dlnilg t th* amount
Involved In ths three transactions
completed this week. Ha said the
negotiations for purehas* nf th*
land have been underway for two
years.
. ''
Already, Moyte added, th* firm
is oM
tiif
p tja^r lf^o r M
in g up
up
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breaking
I *6r *s.Jr <iI
til
I
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m u im electi1.1
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I .on ti l -u i'n iltu n ut !, n ie c tin a ut
tliu v i imp In-til un J a n IN
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H u r p ii m :i i i r c i ic i c i l f ir s t vn-c________
p rrt lili'ii!
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D o n iliiL'y, Mfcun,I
O R LA riO O , Ja n . 31. — (/P) — Purchase of 130.000 acres of cattle tll!r, , rilj | J f ou,|hot^ " ^ ^ 0 “ V h ^ S id vii-i- j» 1 •--u lc n t , M im t! K Chapland in Osvttla,'Orange and Brevard counties was announced here " It w ai against her background rntut, ' ,'C ie t a r y - lr e s M t re r, sttil M m
1 ra a Haa** n
ra a * a is i
VV C f is t c lu ir , M iM iiun t s v c r e t a iy
yesterday by Henry D. Moyle heed ol a group of Salt Lake City calllr
tiM SM ii.'i
A tv MliiiihiilMwr im tinsttu t tu* v tut tin* A - iu c is it u n . i n i i
'M n Moyle would not disclose the pimhas* price for the land bought
on 1 lie lio artl m e G v u tirs
by him end hi* atvxiate* who hav* incorporated aa th* Orlando Live
'I'nuhy. I
H . Van H u y and H
Jstite i, tin t.
stock Co. wikh $300,000 capital.
in it* m utual stste in w iil o f co n
Among Isnde sold to tha group were 43,000 acres of lam in
Th* annuel Merchant* Associa
Osceola and Btevaid coital its formerly owned by Slat* Senator N. Ray tion dinner will be livid at the d itio n , II m s s (C v e a lv il ( l i s t thu
M ayfair Inn on Thursd ay, Fob. 0 to ts l a i r e t i u f the A s so c ia tio n at
Carroll of Kissimmee) a 60,000-♦
Jack H a ll, president, announced th e clone uf 1040 i r e 1 1, F W ,| 00 07
acre tract In Orange county be-1 now own* tn this atat#
today. Election* of officers for w ith liv in g # a n il In v e n tiiie u t sc
1 im "un!:ri£ I., f
l "14.7."W#-dn 7 0 * Intend *0 irupori. *siv J
twoen Tsyln.r
and ■For.*
r uwing-- -roar wilfr-yrirv-pv
and a special program has h»*ri
■1 ranged by A . 0. fltin*, program
chairman.
A debate will be held on th*
proposed terminal project, and on
th* proponed a t h l e t i c stadium.
Mayor A n d r e w Carraway will
■peak In favor of th* terminal and
Commissioner Randall Chase will
take the negative. Julian fltanstrom wlNtospeek In favor of the
stadium ana flam Martina will
present tha:arguments for th* opposition. . !
iltr
1 ’ u l 11 r* l 11
KfriuJi *1 itliiiiii! i«priiilth li*iti«
[Mother Testifien
r \n
l
r
'
I
(.'ill Wan liisune ( UilIkiltM
l
In Mercy Killing
H R IU U E l'O R T , C o nn , l»n
II
id*)— Mr#. Mary I'ntghi de
dared today that hei daughiu
Cam ! Ann, was Insane at llui
moment she put a mercy Indict
Ihrougli her fath e r’* head
The ta ll, 21-year-old g ill broke
down for the first lime in hei
Meek old tria l aa she heard her
mother testify In a tense, hush
ed courtroom. Carol Ann hung
hei head and wept silently.
".Him couldn't be of *am* mind,"
Mis 1'ulght aald. Her iiw ii eyes
Mere moist. Spectators and Jm ymen listened attentively.
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Is# III)
l*> ilt'tiu kM ltllti|> .
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Mi
It kiitihiti ■1 | ‘ i ' if 1 Hit ■
1 the
* II iln t lDfi j a Div* m illihw i ij( (Mill
t*iHtm • iikiVk I,He 1 ai* t 1 11VMt 11)0,
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l l u .rtiMI ’lull lltlfl ml.i»»ra Alt#
U 1 I-Mj M ufll'v Ihl«fi*t1% \* i ' vftfk
Mi# |>1
t'B in r ,»tiIv - I huiir%
• t l it4 I • »» I I IfVljK itH l ! i f fill?
t II It'd Mill*! V\'11| t <1 a la t Is5il»*w
III
Fivnrh Assnnlily
u ,H uiig tiial A-boiuti
an v
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ar* Loinnittiultr-ih ulucl
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4 im«d Im re s tu s** In d (hut mn
S4MI111 ry i . abtf lu ilrfrih t il^eil
N p illlf I *1111* itu iiltl l'f
MLk |>1 llir kiutiil s ir* tHuiitrmliliiUU
H i d a u l l Wins !(
ls‘ 11 *. *. 1 1 1 1
fr
l r 4941( 1# t Itk^l I ID Ill'll*' lo hi lilt ■
? it?
so,'iik lliru l.ilic ii* v- kllnu I'D d'lV I ttM
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t ♦111 mikiMipf « H ill) l l I
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Voir IVIa I
I
\ ii ilk k r* (• b i l l ipt ft* i 141CRI
d r ill H I iM iiltj I I ll 4r * t Itt h k i j u l j
-
at St t’e tri t BaH ln . ll m e. leading to ills ......................on ol the W ill i.o lo iy H o rn ...............
v* m u Pal lot 11 T liv in .I in .i m i t i ut
..........on! V j I i »<-loon I" be lu l 1 ui " - 1
IV A. I ’ugle (Bed iiid .irn ly si
4
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ftiw humt\ UHKI Miiplt* Av«nuT, at " ,€
* bothun siitil Lrr|* Im
il
V M Yt'Ntttrdty .
hum niiuig u t r i it "
,
M. Cagle h ..l llv.,1 lr1 flanford
p , , ho„ |l(
tih
i" i
v»*Min, viilwriiiK th^ A llan
. .
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.
. J'1' 1
hi* ( u trt him* servlnt un Nov 'J'\
A ilinu.il A IU ii I
mioiI i , n itl
1921. He wa* iniiiuoted to a cult m o lliu atlempl
the h ill, nn, *
■hiciu, Oct 26, 1025 and served
H.g Mo m i . ag.o.u.,1 on 4
in lhat >B|iaelly alncn that time
' htiaueakrA.n *v tlm *! I*u 1
A member of the Brotherhood of l «4*M«4* ' ^ V
1
lt:*ilroud Tralumen, M r. Cagle w*> ">H «• m*^'w luinmiow hk ' iio ii *
d»o * member of the Banti*i II llu i iiy In i* dill jim llirt
*1
•’ hurrh It. G aineaville, (la ,, where tr(H|„ wit| |,e m, (Ir
h# h i *s hum »nd liv itl until mi»v inif
riHl»v,R' d|i*fI'nteuti, ttij oiiriil)**i|
Itt ^Milford.
4
"curdin«ttnn
i«rlitfur«wI'
Im
He I- Mitvlvvd by the wldov Ihuiaday'* scheduled * ffu ,i, began
M u . Itiiliy lla rk e y C aitlc;
iw „
r,-4f* A M. and ua* called o il *1
clilldlvn, Miss Hetty Cagle anil ,
A m.
W A. Cagle, J r ., el) of flanford
n ,B Miosouri tom moved one ,1c
two sisters, Mrs. M ery Baugh and 4 I,.V )u ,t » r h o * id - lih « right 1
M i*. J . <> Poole o f Gainesville. (lll,
,n,| imt ........
u,,-|, i„
Gs ; two brut her*. R. L . Caglr w lr j ih r ,|r . , , water thal lie* *••
nf G ainesville ana T . C. Cagle u n ta lirln g ly n vai, only a iiatf
of 1 'e lm . fl. C.
,,,,18 axtoru,
Funeral services w ill be held
B, | | , t, 46,111111 ton *iiip slid,
at Frickaon Funeral Home at in
faces nf officer* and men were
A M. tomorrow w ith R*V. W. I* |,„rn ly resisted the combined pul!
Brooks, J r ., o fficiating, The re
power of FI tugs, Iwn lieavi
mains w ill tie *ant to Gainesville ,| „ | V -alvnvc shins and nine beach
fur burial Thuraday afternoon.
(t/uailasae «« fa e * »!*>
------ —-----—
aemsaey kofa* tajp m lm ae^e
D it v s
l l r piupoird l
u i o u ln Jc die
UliiUll Isilu-d
i . it ili,ti.->
act,
lutlon lilt tilt* *‘*IUP 1 >tile ill lie urcJ
III Ivit I f il a »trrl -title
I., iliir l uitc.J Mute
til
W.ulr M IMsi1 lr (.1,11#
,pCl (tut
V1<M
kJ r; Alt 1. Mill l<. l-k.,-,1 ll.il they
• yic» Is.
1 fir n h *10>• 1 lull . .ll l‘" ‘-
Suddenly• At Honu* miu
(;;^J ';Inin
r‘,h„ l
Christmas bought (ram HeavyWilson Co, and 86,000 act** In Os
ceola county owned by Consoli
dated Navel fltorsa Co., Lnko
Placid, Pin.
Agenta for sols of th* Carroll
and Consolidated Properties ware
A. B. Richardson and J . D. Dougs, of th*
of Doug
and Ove
‘
byth#
<-Wilson
h e fo te
S ix t y
rrtn d e iit I "On*.i i J» y celled for
* , t* i liv 1 1 in c oi itic lo c i loiiiing
•lr i.ll.i. I i.ln lr p ic ti.lrn u tl facttindrir m in lig t lr
„ W. A. Cagle, ACI. ,«c
ii
1 'in d -
tt l* H I M . 11 IN On I I . —
id',
llir cot u iinient* lop
rOltrlllaloi* mrl Iih|>, nnh th*
U*dri in t|ir i III comtmintcelion- * oi kr, s I lull isiks were
'timed ii lirsdum otl a nsttonMldr Iclrpliimt slnkr c*lle,| for
Feh i
WiIlKin N ti n anil*.
***ocl*lr .t i i » . t o r tin) Peter
Sell» vciici ,1 ,.|uiiscl repir«enlrd tbr I iilr, ii i -in, ill tiioi, Serv
ice I tir i tie l.l to lioni Inna see*
-loo niili I
i.lent loseplt .1,
Hen ue n| the intnnioulct lion*
i- ui her-
Wr
ri A
< >1
K iu l
i car Thl* col in acreage ia ii>ivNi-d lo bring production non, Ian I) l/Pl A.... he, llleoipi In
n»aiIv lii Hue with con*inner dr Ho.1- d o . u iu u iu le d Ii 4 l l l r , | i , | , I,,il
, 1 iiauptl Ita C .ar Threei
ed liu U y ln ,l u l l *g r r * |.» il« • , , . l
1i 1
I .u t
t iu n il.u io n s
tgmg alios r $2 Im UK) pound)
ulidri a pilse mppoit piogiam.
Bianiiaii wai rxprclrd lo out;
11nr ln< plan* brfoir a clastd meet*
mg of llir Srnalr Agncultuir Com*
millrr dm inoiinilg.
A Hrannau assistant said IM
S rc rc la rv was p rcp n in l to arwtll
tliat deitructbili of tlw potato*)
wii - tin- "chiap M t" way out fo<
tin- Kovrrum riit.
The surplus potatoes could b#
u»eit for making alcliol. but procraHiir* would late I)i*-m only tf
tin- government petit the freight
from
area* uf
production to
Iilit 111« That would cost the gov
ernment h I huiI $16,mm,turn In p i cl'** of the mnehase price.
I’lii- department will cniittmi*
to o ffer the putitiie* In relief
ageusio*
fire
of charge,
At
point of storage, as tong aa there
1 * a demand for them.
It also wilt continue to o ff*r
pot aloe* for commercial export
at one cent for UIU pound*,
sacked, at point* u f storage.
,
latent estimate* indicate thg
government may lose upward!
O i
rr.s To M.iltt* KVi urn-
W A SH IN G TO N . Ja n . 3l<i .
— Secretary of Agnculluie 0#
nan piopotei to deiltoy around
IHMJ.UUD buthel* of turplui
toe* oiilrt* L u n g in s instructs
to make ionic o ih ti disposition of
them
Uni ii llir ipiaulity of surplus
p u li'o f- llir D rpailm rn l ilguref ll
will be uiialdc lo JupoM of
ibiougb gi*e away piogiam* If)
donitillc and luirig u relief, rI h^
tcbool lunch piograin. and diftTtion to livestock fetd and rnsnufsolute into Maicli
llir polalon air bring bought
by die drpailmrnl at puce* a « b
—organisation
I*
now tun-knur
Vcanned citrus to Tam pa for *Mp
men) hy w ater, (ml pointed out
that Sanford would he hut h 2 0 1
mile truck haul for the shlntneiil#
as com|taie,| tu a l(HI m i l e |, muI to '
Tampa, lie estimated that shift- |
•
i •
mente front liere would, if **tah | f | | l | | * a » f l I n
tithed, anioiint to more Ilian 2.1MM * , | " *
tuns a month.
» -•
W. C. Hutchison, traffic coneultant for Ihc Seminole County
7 Q
D a y 1 r u c e In L o a l C r isis
Trunum Adviser S a y s
Destroying 50 M i l
lion B u s h e l s Is
Cheapest Way O u t
TOP-RANK INO MIM8IR of the Houle Un-American Acttvitirr Commit
tee. Hep HU hard M. Nixon (K-Callf), exhibit* In Waahlh|tuti photo
graphic copier of highly confidential Government document! diicotered
among Whittaker Chamber!' "pumpkin paper* " According to Nuun. a
Government handwriting expert haa Identifled the writing a* that of
Hairy D. While, ax-U. S Aut. Treasury Secretary.
(Ittlmiufnmui)
Nn. 117
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N EW SPAPER
SA N FO RD , F L o liu A .
A d d s N e w N a m e T o ‘P u m p k in L is t *
J Dr. R. L Miller, rrpiCMnlinK the
fftymouth Cilrui Glowers Asso
ciation, testified yesterday at the
ICC hearing at the Mayfair Inn
thal hi* company it prepared to
ahip 1,000,000 caiet of canned
cilriu a year from Sanford via
the St. Johni River if barge faci
lities are eitabliihed.
The Icitimuny war given at the
hearing at which C. G. Willis
(fought authority to operate a barge
line on the liver between Sanford
and Jacksonville to supplement
present ihipment* between Jack
lonvillc and Trenton, N. J. and
ether northern poita. It war con
ducted by S. R. Diamondion, I C.
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then fifth major cold snap this
winter, fired mnudg* puts early
today a# temperatures dipped be
low (reeling in «catt*r*d south
ern California gray**.
Canoga P ark in the naarby
flan Fernando valley hit 2 d. How
ever, Riverside ,in th * heart of
th* citrus b*kt, we* aided bv
cloudln*** which kept tha mercury at 89. Other marks war* 40
in 'B u rb an k and 43 downtown Lo*
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TH E
Wallace Testifies
to ba cautioning him against »r.y
action bcfora next week.
In republican circle*, Secretary
Arhfftun’n auditorily famuli* atatanient that “ I do not Intend to
torn my hark on Alger HI**,”
atlrrcd up wrath. HI**, an old
frlrnil mid former State Depart
ment hhmu'Ih I o of A(li«*(i|ii wb *
convicted of perjury In a trial
that linked him with Communist*.
Srimtor Mumll (Il-H D ) illrecled
a threo-hour attack on Ulna, Achonon ami AdmlnlnlrHlinn foreign
pulirlen in the Senate.
"The Important ihing in not tin
manner In which Doan Ache*on
permit* Ulna to Influence lho poet......... r
).«ek." Miinrtt »ald
Going Through Chang* if Ufa
Afr*M H u t * iln » • " « , four **»*in»,
u pu l ftrlta i m*r tain* merit*!
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W t M H *1 Ikelr in. r ,t ,,d m m and
r* e t* H itat f»ir lit*, thanka In Catilul.
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an I lap* wand It. C .M u l *fitour*gt* * emth*
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e»«t# In htlplne dlm tl ■•pilnn an* a n ilttr
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Clean* Friendly Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends
y C U T L JAVE MOPE_|Ti9E'firsts
/hopping at Friendly Margaret Ann f sanford, fla
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L IQ U O R S
G u t, M E A T D E P T .
KRAFT SLICED CHEESE :
S O U TH L A N D HUG AR-CURED SM OKED
Standard
HOLLOWAY’S
IN ORLANDO
GRANT'S SCOTCH
tMpnit m i it t us. o l d
A 7 Q Slh AGP, ON
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V O IIR C H O IC E
(till P R O O F H O T . IN H O N It
Bourbon or Rye
A
p
f i A Mb M A D E U N D E R
SAUCSR
in
|*/. lb. AM ERICAN ..............................
i/a lb. PIM EN TO ................................
h i lb. S W IS S .........................................
h'a lb. OLD ENGLISH .......................
PICNICS
lib. 29c
H k .\Y C H E D D A R , Factory Pack*d
( c h e e s e ...............................
P in t is
LARD .................................SMALL W ESTERN
M ARGARET A N N URAND
SLICED BACON
W E S T E R N PORK
COHN K IN O S L I C E D
NECK B O N E S.....................
BACON ....................
M AUD A R E T A N N
A R M O U R 'S S T A R S K IN L E S S S M O K E D
S K IN L E S S
SAUSAGE ....................... 1
WIENERS
. 5f
RIB ST E A K S.................. lb
SIRLOIN S T E A K .........lb
CHUCK ROAST .......... lb,
Fancy BRISKET STEW lb,
LEAN HAMBURGER . lb.
RON RICO RUM
*1 VIIS. O L D REG. S.10
| f i Mh "A R E A I,
(IV
BUY"
3
and Ehlendale Coupons
R E D K IM
PORK
SPARE R IB S ......................
C O U P O N S HER E
S T O I rD E N M IR E ’S V A R I E T Y S T O R E
701 Weal Ninth Street
Suiifntd, Florida
AL CLEARANCE
nil
i
-
*
of Cdds and Ends
i our ^ETER-INVENTORy
No. 1 P E N N S Y L V A N I A
FROZEN FOODS
POTATOES.......10-llw,
m o*. 11. 11.
Broccoli .............. 29c
YELLOW
ONIONS
12
.... 3-lbs,
Illrilipyr
m i.
S traw b erries....... 33c
LARGE STALK
C E L E R Y ...............each
GREEN
CABBA GE............ lb. 2 v-0
FANCY WESTERN DELICIOUS
APPLES...............
YOUK IM PERIAL
lb .snap bag
CARROTS
SEP L U T E D ID A III
BAKERS .
46^
2-lge. bunches
.......... 10-lbs. dOi*
SALE
FLOUR
a.
Ic
LAMPS
TABLE LAMPS $2-95
FLOOR LAMPS $4-95
ODD PEPS
N EW ! USED! ABUSED!
SNOWDRIFT
VALUES To $22.50
NOW $4.00 To $7.00
COEEEE
NOW $5.00
Odd Dinette
Tables
SI-79
EDUCATOR
SALHNES
A R M O U R ’S nr BLOSSOMTIME LIMIT fl
MILK.......... ........ 3 cans
Waldorf Tissue........... 3 for
EXTRACT
AMERICAN OIL
FROM EXPENSIVE SETS.
WORTH UP To 140.00
NOW H f .95
7BC
2.1-lh*
L I M I T T W O P L E A S E ! D E L MONTE nr BOSCUL ALL GRINDS
APPLE SAUCE.. no. 303 can
PROM DINETTE SETS
VALUES To $14.95
20-lh*.
M A R G A R ET A N N HROWN’N SERVE
W H ITE HOUSE
CDD CHAIRS
00
Wesson Oil
SARDINES... 2 Vi cans
GREEN BEANS no. 2 can
Clot*rbloom MH.
PEANUTS
Shipped.......<
Margarat Aaa Largo
B A K IU T E
LEATHERETTE UPHOLSTERED
REGULAR $7.96
COMPLETE
REGULAR $49.95
NOW 419.95
Latlir Rally
P R U N E J ’C E
BLU-WHITE
SOAP FLAKES
......
Me
D a f e t e i S o " * ! ^ ....... a t . a s c
P R t»* S v * g
a a , it. M e
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mm
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M
i t t
ffl& s r S B a
W iA X Q
�nvvniiRn
TH E
In U n f t jr T h t r c Is S t r e n g t h —
T o Protect Ih* Pate* of the W orld;
To Promote Ih# Pro|r*«* of A m trlca.
To Prodara Prosperity for Sanford,
SThe
H a n fo rd
^
VOLUM E X X XX I
*■«. at*
*3tt'T* •* * Stl^CS
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
rwsS A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y
AN
E s t a b lis h e d 1909
■ J 1 -X
T.W. Lawton
To Resign As
JA N .
iS rra lit
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M eet O f
c ia t io n
C o .
Is
C o u rt
27. 1950
D e f ic it
Is
A t [
H o u se ;
R e p o rtn d
T. W. Lawton, after JO yeat*
*t
in v it e a* president ol the
Fernald Laughton Memorial Hos
pital A to ua im n. requested |Im I lu>
namr hr (limited ns n nominee f<»
reflection .uui lold inrmhri* and
Board members vesleidav at ihe
Cnnrl House that it they, instiled
on nominating him lie would re•i|n
In order in allow the nominal.nx
%nard more lime Ip choose a siucastor. he agteed, however, in
•erve unlit the Apr. 20 Hireling at
whit.li lime lot resignation will he
definitely piesenled. lie declared.
H r slated I lint he tell th.it he it
unable lo give (he hotpilal ihe
altenlinn and study lhal il menu
and ai ihe tame lime tarry on hu
work at superintendent of ichtioli.
0 Mr Lawton Huh served ns ure
al dent of the Association since It
was founded on .Inly 28. 1911*.
Afr h Endnr Cot left was re-eleelril vli-e president; M is It F T ru e ,
recording secielnryi O f 1 IfeniHon. wii a itor; H. F , Dmnlnry, «>•
e rrtnry-trra a uie r.
|{r I'lertnl
to Ihe
Kae riillvr
(.rimmlllee were Unmlnll t'hnse,
Mrs Cur let t. Mr*. Tru e . Ur. K.
0 IIMOVliIce. Krl Shinliolser, l.nr
II. l.eslier. if U linpe Hlul It. II.
'gl'o le m n o
G ouge
William s
aerveil
nr
rhMliooio " f the nominating m m
mitten which Included Mrs. .Inline
Dirtefalilet, Mra. T . II. Ketrham,
Prof. J. Tllden J nr oh* anil Ur.
IttoMilee.
At Mie meeting <>f the Hospital
A u o riu tlo n which pireedc'l tlml of
Ihe dlrectora Ihe following new
name* were added ns repl.icrmenls
in ihe Msf of tiinpltnl director*.
■AY. A Pali Irk, Chamber of GumW n tV c f; C lif f , Aide*. Llqna: It. A.
sfiinllh, KPeehni; Mr*. B Tl Crum
l»y , Woman'* Cluhi fleorge Totihy.
R n ts iv; Mrs Pliitn HentI, Pilot*;
Dr. C, I, Paik. County Medical
Association; Mr*. J . C. HUH, Jr.,
liehfVH
rr v . . .
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Ui
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•■i c iiv . n r . .1, ........................... ..
Jolm R«nLf*nL, .U y c r# «; Mm. P.
M, l,l"g|ea, lUHlnes* and Profes
.Pinsi Woman * » Inh, Heoi'ge V\ ,1
^c I I . om end .'l.s .le t Vodo.ii, h U
w A V ; r W Johiuon. V F. W
and W.
Kilhee, member at
large
ft nml w11 Cfia«e. chairman nf the
Fvariitive Com mllle* reported that
the hnopitel fund eampnlgn last
year had netted tfie hospital III.I«7 and revealed that lerurllle*
valued al I7JW0 and l<*ng term
notes al Jl.'l,OOO had been be
queathed lo the Aaaoelation on
A u g H, Idltr hy Mra. Hhnda B.
4 F.wlng.
w The Kveeutiva Commit lee had
anthnrUed sale of the securities,
liut decided nn(. to sail, a* the
market waa low, and inatead uteri
them aa eollatarsl for a bank
loan nf l&.OflO. Today they are
worth 16,244, M r. Chaaa revealed.
Ife Mated that there had been
a definite betterment In aervlce
to patient* at the hospital during
lift* past year.
T . W . Lawton stated that ren^RNala for the former hospital huildIn* now .land aa a welfare renter
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m nprnrd to tile punlir fm llie f u n time Tin
reiennmies will hngin hi UldHi o'clock wit It .tuck Itniipmi niln ig n •
master of ■eienmtiies nod ••utllnlng Ihe history ■•( the swimiouip pool
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Being Considered
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Courses Planned
For Sanford Aren
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rich coal mine* might raiive *
feared ui.e might ignite llie at.u>i'<
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political rrl*ls in llurope. The
pl.eie and destroy the world
litlify iff h f*ll*|hi »
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Uern.*n* oppose Ihe move.
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This world wide erplosion " 'o » i j pl»reK ■.pel nut l>v It" t< ' "
come from a chain reaction in . ,, m o . \ l . u o t . i e , . . . * i, t
1 * '1
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\8 8 0 C IA T F .il PIIKHH
,,,,1 o «v g »n atplode M
I Jo.* I '.tales nlhcials ... Bei which one part of tile a ir, heated
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(PHe (|
to m illion, of degree* at the point ..uiniug .epipeiali.ie U on "Ol. t "ejMpul.r.tM
Im said today the Weitrrn powe.s of an A-tiomb erplosUui, would n .m .ui.oiio d rg ie e ,
1 1,.. f ..
may impoie a counlerhlo< Fade .pread Its heat until all the aP ,m ,,dv goe, out
1,1 at ■Iff A M
1ti#* a *m *1 Ii 1111v
[)e,p|.e M<e,e ralruInM-uM ■'
against eastern Germany tr. break » ’» . white hot ami flaming. Itn
A**it Hi- 1
V|«ri# Wr»rk#M
the "c reeping blockade" rmpoied the slip the gases of the sola, pi e, >i |ci | .nuklrtg of lui' loei I,.....
»I 0 HU a* Hi *41If f N| nisi* pi ,| firh
al m o,pltere are so hot that iticy „ tr <y voting scientist, w o i...
hr in n( j;r fi**i if| r -tiff inf I MtiliPf | N
by (be Ruiiians at Helmitedl. East shoot (lam e. Ill expluslon, Wl.mMl |„ n „ w M r giro. In Hie sem iilei.
West Muck check point.
m ile, high,
lie ■ In which the first bond) v> ■ I lr*9» l|>| fit *»| I f1rt N * 11*) I I ,«I | ,| f If i f I f f
D in e officials predicted some
■SHiuitlsta also eonaidered wbv erploded. the flael. m i . mnre In ■> I I hr iffa MriPirrl
,
,
l i t
sort of economicrfpriigf would
he 'her an underwater 'bom b would Hunt than the noo.idnv ...............
I .rnltarii K'litepils ih.tl I.ewp
threatened against (he Russian. ...
H -2 -0 . the hydrogen .................................... ..
- I. . not i.»»n lii. „gaming
.............„
in good
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»ntl nvyf{rn atom* form ing wa(r»\ id m » h id I ^nrrmnifling m nnii't
order lo break the atianglebold no ihl(> „
hydrogen. Thin 1 '
.............. .. a ......... ............. - I till) am) In* a*ted dir i.u itl t„
" i d 'i in 'm f 'u |.|r,t|il( lion tlup
Berlin,
lying deep in Ihe Soviet
e*ptnslve m litu re on earth fi" ’
v" " " « "- (e ntld. - )■
lone,
might blow up the aaaa w ilh a *''*' *' wa* l « Hie egplo»l«n, **■•■ i ‘ ■ ping t v I m on ground, dicy s.e
A second sharp protest yesterday ! '* '" }» reaction.
a p p a ic ,. Hring of al. and ea.
ont-tu
labor |>r at In e»
nud ''Si'luimrd
from American, British and French:
F w Ihe air to egplode It wa*
I l ink Arteii 'li-slim al. of llie
"(H i, Uh
This la It.”
oHirialv against
sosinii the
ih . .low
dnw., at
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l'*l «d rkthat
the
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|i>.Fven Imlter reasons lh*i "■ not.I,weal fl-golItlilig , ti.iilplltee,
niticials
slow-down
............
f,lrn
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hy thc
wiied I euta of lua a .teplailie of
Helmstedl was apparently ignored homh wa* tint enough. Alan need eatly calciilatiuria an* known •'
the eni Hi dcsliuylng n.iclea. Iv u 1
hy the Russians.
llie (iiopoasl fur l.ilks Wednesday
ed would he long continued million
is
piolml.ly
In.possible
In
the
si
M A R C l T O F D IM E s S
Moves I,, end the Russian alow- degree heat and long continued
V'llh'il.f i|tl *11 i ••stliill
PS'P(lt
In
ir'iiatla.ieS lla l*aa* Star
down of trucks w ill probably wait |
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N ew rontrlhutlon* were received
the return of tl. R. H igh Commlatoday foe the M arrh of Dime* aa
S N O W IN H A N F O R D ?
leuciii
aloner John J . McCloy.
follows;
Three ytmi ulil /Illicit K ihim
\t Min ftt|iMfil( MiMiMliniB, tin*
M rC loy, on r. flying visit to H.u
Nancy White
|,00
uf I'u iilnm l, O r.'g'in, Imiked •
•ll.lll' | 'Italy f* HUlulMt’f jn^fitli
United Stales, said yesterday that
Mra. J . C. H iitrhHon
11.on
uf I lie wliiduw I ii Hsi.fuid il
lif.li*i| ll I ••4ftllll iiili |»v *ML£)»t tU’plilt
If the Russians again clamp down
Purcell’*
8.00
uiuilliiig. -uw (hi* fug, k ii H llisi**1 i i,, ,,, 'nlllltoi I Mwli iII|£ Mlilt 1*11*41
a complete blockade the Allied
Powetl Office Hupply Co.
8 00
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a irlift will roar again.
U r. H enry M rl.aulln
1.00
—
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Thursday w ilh 111* niutlmr, M<
IVni tlf*y A rt tfi IMaI m i* full ri.«l
He waa reported te have sited
R. I„ Dean
.................. BOO up the latest Russian move a* part
Willard
Kiinner,
and
Iml.y
.i'li’
<
111 tnl'lrl
A one week police training
Sanford Harald
..............
18.00 of a major plan to aabotaga West course
MnllM •flf
Itum i'lu S ',1 111 M inn I
with two deity aesalons of Jpa.iflMe, fur k visit wilh in.
Theodore J , J u d t ..................
1.00
Germ an recovery,
four hours each w ilt open In San grnmlpnrents, M r. Hint Mr* A '• niMVfil tf* pusttmn# M*fi»»n MmIf
Oenrge Thurston
8.00
(I
nnilRHM
( I i F « f# T**«l
A quarter of the people of West ford Monday at tiOO P.M ., Chief Vftnllerbulls, 805 M yrtle AvrinuMr. and Mr*. D. H. Watkins 8.00 Berlin are Jobless. Thera were
<>f Police Roy William s announced
H. A . Appleby
.........
BOO grim rumors the Germ an Com today,
Jfa ry Cash
.................. 1,00 munists mlaht attempt a ^u tch In
The school, one of a series conAlbert O, Ja rre ll .................. 8.00
trtee.laaei Oe
ducted l.y the Tra d e and Industrial
IMndall Chase
—
80,00
Division of the State Department
J . A . How ard ....................... 8.00
H H K H M A N H W O R N IN
of ^duration is to he presented In
Mr*. Edgar D e n to n ........ , . . 1.00
W A S H IN G T O N , Ja n .0 7 . — f/V) rooporatlon with T . W . Lawton,
A lga C. Thom as
........
8.00 —
A dm iral Forraat i'^ S h a rm a n Superintendent of Public Instruc
Formal' eontributora w a rt;
waa sworn In today as Chief of tion for Seminole County.
Hy N O R M A N WALKER
M rl, C . M. B e r r y ...............
9 1.00 N a v y Operation* and glvan « docu.
Known aa tha Florida Pollr*
(For James Marlow)
Mra. L . E . Bauman MM*.. ,*«••**# 1.00 mented commission to show hi*
Academy this court# was started
D r. I m D. Brow n - ........
8,00 l a n l rights to tha Job.
Die new wage-hour law nude
W A S H IN G IO N , Isn. 27 - (fl’i
at tha request of tha Florida Paarr
Hanford A tlantic Bank ....... 89.00
Bharman has been serving in Offlrera Association In an effort a giest many change) in coverage nf wnrkers. W h o * now tn ve .e d )
Mra. W . G. Bula, J r . ............... 8.00 the N a v y ’s top post afnee the oust*
to bring tha latest police training Who i.n 't )
Sanford A uto Pa rtf
8.00 ar of A dm ira l Louis D m fa ld mors
methods to police departments,'
Die Ian m il says that, crnna llv. workers are covered if they sir
Cattle Jewelei*
............... 8 00
than two month*. B u t hla formal sheriffs office*, constable* and C l
engaged in cornmeire between slate* <u wiili foreign countries
or
Smoke House
8.00 Induction Into office kaa been de enforcement agencies.
A ll enFlorida State Bank
............ 88.00 layed by a congressional row over
If engaged In producing g»,Mts •
R. G. Kilpatrick, J r .
8.00 Denfeld a dismissal.
for such commerce.
l ..«• "area of production.”
rireen’a Fuel
10.00
JU D G E G E TS T IC K E T
Being "covered," su.li vm ikn
Fish cannery worker*, forrns.lv
C a rve r’s Barber Shnp
8.00
C R A Z K D G U N M A N K IL I.K D
Feel bad for getting a red ticket must get paid at least 75 rent' exempt, now are unde, th r m ini
Celery c it y PrtnUng
10.00
M IA M I, Ja n . 27. —
— A for parking mater violation T No an hour.
Also, they must get mum wage, hut not th r overtime,
I*. Th e rp
1.00 man ran amok w ith a gun at the need to, for even tha C it y Judge. time and b half pay for hours p.'.visions nf the lew. Th e same
M a ry Ixnilaa Smith
1.00 Dade County automobile tag agen J .0 . Sharon, ha* to pap a quarter worked estrn after 40 In n week.
U true for airline employes.
Mra. A rth u r Fakaaa ...........
1.00 c y today, wounded tw o parson* and fine occasionally fo r leaving bla
But the law specifically say*
The exemption Is continued for
Clarence Redding
shot dead.
1.00
automobile too 'lo n g In front nf that certain
targe grmyta of executive, administrative nr pro
Yowell'a ,#** *»•*'*, I *-iH»'»Sl|V*»
88.00
lha Valdaa Hotel, or tha Bmtmlay.
Bnam lay- workers are not covered. Those fissions) workers
end
outside
L r n r l H a bk £ £
G j* M * a *........ ........................... 10.00
Pulsaton Building where hie taw exempt Inrlitde workers in govern, salesmen — n* defined hy the
F la . P a w n * L ig h t Co.
the mnoitlag asm In Me hand and office Is located. Tito other day nuint end agriculture, domestic wage-hour administration.
Hut
Manual Jacobson D e p t Store 84)0
to fire Indtaerlmlnatoly. ha came back from preaiding on servants, seamen end fishermen.
the administrator h u just changed
Parkin* 4b Ron
jwsg(*•*••>.ft
—
tha bench In C ity C o u rt and to
The government eiemptlon ep- hi* definitions.
V* f fJ-2® n n k u im a 1990 antoaMWIo tag. a red ticket on nla ear. He paid stock. A gricu ltu ra l processing I*
A worker now Is exempt ea an
J . L . Ingfay
. - .............. 10.00 wave a a Jm g tra f .
the Dae.
t o r * t * Vaee)
generally exempt if done within
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Stabs Mis Wife On Arms Flow To
And Shoots Self Western Fit rope
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Northerners Launch
* Fiitlnister Against
Cotton Aid Measure
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'llie public I ,
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invited to see llie |)i,'Ilire* whirh „f til#
nHrti *li#li Hoywill ii" shown promptly on *ch„d ftiMlnn mill I-i kfrt*»MyE Hv Hniv^rt*
■lie in order not to ennfllrl with iiv .»f I'lm b U
In iUh\*%(lie Match of Dimes dance.
v|||f* r»ti J#n 1.1 “
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"Where will you hide?" * 20
minute picture In color ami snuml
H'veal. nli",kin« implication* nf a
pniidble W orld War III
'Grass
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R ,i"i«," su II mIt.ole film In
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Murk snd ".'httc, ptdu 'i nil. m o i u n« •Mon
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of linli*feiilng the D N into a
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G A IN E H V I L L E , Jan 27 ,VPi— lie* Moines
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Willard M. Fikleld, assistant dlr- Mpls -St. P
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t -lo r, lias been named acting d ir New Yurk
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ector of the University nf Florida North Platte
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AgricuUurat Experiment tltatlun, Washington
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beginning Feb. I, it was anm.unc- F o ri Myeia
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rd today b y Dr. J . W ayno Belts, Jacksonville
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provost for agriculture at the U n i Melbourne
Miami ........................
versity,
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Rohitifton Is Hold
World I'Vflrrjilists
On Criminal C harw
To Show Picturrs
Johnnfa Robins,ui, ynung N e gi",
■ tt arrested yesterday nnntt t,c*,i
I im Iium-' al 01!. C y|i.c»« Avenue.
nud following quest Inning was
tiansforred to the County .fail
■"heir he In held ...» a charge nf
breaking and anterlng the l . y u
D ry Goods fitore in Goldsboro,
flee. 27. About |U5 In merchan
dise waa racovared, said Police
Chief Roy G. Williams.
Hgt. Fra nk Rockett assisted in
the investigation. Robinson has a
previous
crim inal
record, said
Chief W illiam s, end In 1945 was
convicted of a charge of breaking
and entering.
B U I L D I N G P R R M IT H
Hanford building permits have
teased the 9816,867 mark, re a d i
ng a new _____
peek, It waa report*,!
this morning at the C ity Hall h/
Mite
Mia* Ellen Hoy. Four home build
ing permit*, totalling 137,000 ware
Issued today to P a rry Homaa, Inc.
T h e home* w ill be built in Rosa
C ourt, tha Ran Lanto Section and
two In Piaakurat subdivision.
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Tapped Wires
The Sanford Herald
K *lah ll* h»i<
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A re p o r t to C o n tfre w t b y th e F e d e ra l B u r e a u
til
M n n a n lln j t l r H l A __ * " p n tio ii s ta le s t h a t "ie s s t h a n 1 7 0 " p r iv a t e te le p h o n e lin e s
in flit* U n it e d S ta te s w e re ta p p e d b y t h e >’ 8 1 a t 't h e m o m u n t
f i n i i r t i l m I t r ii n i l r i a t t n t l l r t
(I r lr r h r r XT. 1010. Hi Ike P i M l o f H r . W hen till* r e p o r t w iih d r a w n . T h i s is n o t a la r g e e n o u g h n u m
« | X a a ln ril. I lo r M it, under Ik * A r t
u ( I u n n r i i of t l n r i k H, I M U .
b e r to e a u sc m u c h e x c ite m e n t, a n d th e r e p o r t .s a id t h a t a ll
n i lT .i,* t n 'I., n r * .i
these ta p w e re in c o n n e ctio n w i t h in v e s t ig a t io n o f In t e rn a l
. IS dlm r
s e c u rit y cases. A s a n y p e rsons re a lly b e n t o n u n d e r m in in g
U l lll III!.* IIK A S f
I J i i i l U f . t M H N M lir
th e in te r n a l s e c u r it y o f the U n it e d S ta te s d o u b tle s s w o u ld
■ “ 5 l'" ilH (* (T l-l lit V H A T KB
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i ’H t i l . r
■ .1.1 s to p a t n o t h in g to g a in t h e ir e nds, p e rh a p s w e H h ou ld be
O h. Hiiulh
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o f In v e u ll- Of Billy Rose But
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ill! 11**r« lif I*. n m« i«i Mat of (lit
tMiMlmrrt f*re*w fvMrh la ruttlO.I
rirlu a ltrly („ (hr nar fey trpuhliesuiiiii ul nil llie tuiMl u tna iiilMfril
In tfcla jittfsituatar. mm writ m oil
AH livns ilia |>nlehr a.
_ _ F R ID A V , J A N . 27, 1060
TODAY'S lit HI,FI VKH.s k
A ll we have to do |* open Ihe
door, mil slum It coldly. Hy grace
Are ye saved thrm iyl. faith, ajs'l
not of yourselves, It I* a gift ul
God.— K ji Ii . if-H
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Don't wall to hr Hiked .Send
your d i n k Ini the W urth o( Dnnei
to Soh D r,in r m (true lu c k ri.
The IntriiiHiiniiiil Con vent ion nl
Burglar*, liiiiidiii, M u g g ri!, f’u k
pockelt. Gamblers .mil W iie -Ta p
peri ii lo-mg held in Miami ilus
winlci wlieir llir i hn.i rst portion!
o ( thr < 011011/ will he d m d rd
kmoriH tic mi *'•!.ni!d Ini futtlre
opei.itmn.* 11■* W huh I l..tly Newt
announces llir.i I im d ( nMrlln and
Tony A rrs id . I <>,- nlie.idy arrived
in the Matin < 11 y In tu.ikr rtdvanir
prepaiatumt.
Th e
new swimming
|hjm! ii
looking lirtlr; every day at irv
eial paltnt
donated hy Pen v
M em have hern planted around
it, and the d o w n hour! atony
the front have hern Idlril with
plants
A rale.*i
h a vj e h e r n
planted ill the I in itia l riu ln in ir
Oil olir tide ol (h r rjili.int r -nlr
walk and walei will hr phi<rd III
the oilier Inr ililld irii. Allugetliri
we think it ti one nl I lie brtl
looking pools m Horidii.
Wr see wlieir (lie .Senatr vnlril
61 (0 l*f In give e-f|it.i| ngl.li In wn
llieil.
mth. Mrrtliwliilr,
Mrrtliwliilr. the
ill*, uirii
ujrii iniilinijr
*OlilII
to ledui r thru twill vvrrk hum 4H
hau^i la ‘14, in hi, iu k I lit*, icoat
m latl III .'4 Li vvrrk, it ml lliri! p>laiet
L
air hemp Iskrn rvriyw lirir Ijy wn
v
inm In another 10 yrais Ihr men
Wll re slaying hiunr lakmy cate (il
llialbihiri Mntl the women will he
runniiiH llir. touidiy. Mien mine
fuldre 'generniioii will hr trying to
gel through a iniislitiiliniial amrml
merit In give ei|iial iiglili In inm.
Ilnpnil.ml av wr believe ircrrn
linn is in tin. day .uni time In
yotlllM anil old alike, It is lint lr
creation slbnr wlm.li in lh iiim ri in
in
favoi nl llir pln|ni!rd alhlrln
slAih uni Ra-eh.ill is a Inisinrs! in
S tn lo id , il is lily liiisineti. Take
| out Laiehall and mil only would
the chief (mm nl iru rn liu n of
I f * ml llinus.iinl people duriuit the
(iim rnri inonlhs hr gone, hut llir
piincipal prop ninlri our expand
ing tuuriil husiiiesi in winler would
be hiokrri.
Southern tennlois have handed
'togflhrt In fight llir purposed
FEFC, pci pinJri t uf I'lriidrnl
Truman, w Ii i ■ h would force
Southern employers to hire Negtn supervisors lm Southern girls
to plains and laUnries. Only
tnree senators Itmn ihe South
have failed to join die coalition,
Senator Kefuuver of Tannrisee,
Senator Gralmin of North Caro*
Ufia and Senalur f'ejiper ol Flori
da. Because hr knows so well
whal would happen in the South
If such a l>ill ever becomes
a 'law, Srnalur Pepper also favors
faderal anli-lyiichiiig legislation,
though lie knows il cbuld not be
•Hforced.
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N K W Y O K K , Jan. 27. — t/P) —
Itamlltn raided the fsuhlonahU
home ut nh»wmAr> B illy Roue last
idl'ht, toted u tt a safe, fur* and
Jewelry valued at
1100,000 but
m i; ted 1260,000 In other *em*
l.elng worn hy Rote** wife, form
er swltn champion Eleanor Holm.
Mi*n Ih.lm luanttd uf the theft
B u t w h e n e v e r w e m a y be te m p te d to c o n d o n e w ir e - early today when«h « returned
t u p p in g as a s ta n d a r d jm liee p ro c e d u re , i t w o u ld be w e lt to from the theater wearing Jewelry
valued hy her husband at a quar
re fle c t on th e ta le s w h ic h h a v e been h e a rd in r e c e n t y e a rs ter nf u million dollar*.
■di-.nl life i|^ police sta te s. O n e o f t n c c o n d it io n s o f p o lice
“ I’m
glad hal.y
had her war
Jto-e to
t i i i r i ’in b le am t n 'h T g n a i l t to A m e r i c a n a iiy!. f.Hlnt nn. (..ntytir 11
H in t th e in d iv id u a l da re s nut s a y w h a t ho th in k s * e v e n to puttli.c ,k|c WtiO/SS; pn.’ e lag on
Min* Holin'* necklace, a bracelet
h is closest f rie n d s . T h e s y m b o ls o f t h is r e n d it io n a re th e
h ii .I u
ring of NhimmerlnK dia
si ca ll h y e a v e s d ro p p e r. Ih e h id d e n m ic ro p h o n e , a n d t h e p o l mond* *he wa* wearing. T h e y had
ice ta p p e d te le p h o n e line.
attended the premiere of ShakftT h e A m e r ic a n likes to s a y w h a t h e t h in k s , a n d t o t a lk sppure'* "A* You hike It" M ar
ring Katharine Hepburn.
w it h o u t f e a r u f art unseen lis te n e r, i f w e w a n t t o k e e p th e
Pollen *ald three men ihouldered
p r iv ile g e o f d o in g so, w e sh o u ld p a y close a t t e n t io n w h e n e v e r their way Into the Roue town
th e re is d is c u s s io n o f the a u t h o r it y o f police o r g a n iz a t io n s , houic at .11 Beckman Place late
lH«t night, tied up the «n!e oerllfe d e ra l o r local, to ta p y o u r te le p h o n e .
| pant — a Negro butler — and
I carted uwny the Jewelry-laden
*«fc and fura,
Roar, a newspaper cnlumnlat as
well a* cafe owner, *aid the ban
In n re ce n t speech b e fo re u m e e t in g o f e d u c a to rs , K tl- dit* left undisturbed a 1600,000
w riril K . K e e n e r, p re s id e n t o f Ih e Illin o is E d u c a t io n A s s o c ia collection of painting*,.and 976,000
tio n , s ta le d th e o p in io n th a t te a c h e rs s h o u ld g iv e t h u best worth of antique silver.
“ c m e c p o s sib le w ith o u t re g a rd to th e p a y t h e y re c e iv e . Me
a g re e d H in t e f f o r t s sh o u ld he m a d e t o w a r d h ig h e r p a y , hut
sa id I hat p ro fe s s io n a l Ideals s h o u ld o p e ra te o n a h ig h e r
level th a n t h a t o f fin a n c ia l r e w a rd .
nael
, I ,,H . I nuert f r o *
fa il
T l d : , it- th e a ttit u d e w h ic h has a lw a y s been h e ld b y m ost puted uf today.
Meanwhile
the
rongtexRlonal
o f th e m e m b e rs o f th e te a c h in g p ro fe s s io n . I n f e w lines of
atomic committee held a *e**iap
w o r k does a m a n n r w o m a n p o u r out t h e re s o u rc e s u f his o r u ith the A atom It- Energy Uoinh e r p e rs o n a lity lu so p ro d ig a l a m a n n e r a s dues t h e d e vo te d mission and there were hint* later
te a c h e r.
thut the talk* concerned the pro«uper-puwered
hydrogen
N o c o m m u n it y sh o u ld ta k e a d v a n t a g e o f t h is se lfle ss jto«ed
Ik. mb,
a t tit u d e . T e a c h e r s , like o th e r w o rk e rs , m u s t e a t, w e a r d o t h ....... ..
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Chairman
McMahon
(D -C o.......
n n .).
es, h a v e s h e lte r, anti p u rs u e som e re c re a tio n a l a c t iv it ie s . ()f |}IP Rcnate-Huu** ruinmlttac
T h e i r p a y H lio u lil, in ju s tic e , he e o m iiie iiH iira te w i t h th e e f- t.dd rapurtera "w a have t-aamlnad
current matter* of Interest." He
fo rt t h e y p u t f o r t h lu m old o u r f u t u r e c itiz e n s .
Touch in# Levels
Cotton Filibuster
added:
"W e hnve been dlicitsslng plan*
Short Cuts rro Marital Misery
1... advance* and the technological
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improvement of atomic weapons
ll'rt il fimlhitnlv mini nr wmmm who longB to heroine ‘“4 I anticipate your question* hv
nying this fnclmlc* all type* of
Xpert unite Inu kh-i, hut yon may want to ntiidy liter* atomic weapons."
III!
ton wnyrt Ut Hpoil a iimnmi'e mid then avoid ’em like tin
Th e atomic innt.ei .,f chief eurM-nt inlet,-si m W a-hington i*
plague:
the ipiestlon whether the United
I. A I way ft In- l lie hod one In give in noil utlike up. ~.
Slate* shall undertake to niRke a
1‘et‘l mi re you tin m ote wot king mill worrying tliini yoot hydrogen bomb that some scien
belter half. !». Take it for granted, now that you're murried, tist* figure might In- 1,000 tima*
IJuil you don't have to dre-m up, he eourteoun, have fun more powerful than the original A together any more. I. I'oiwider it silly to muktt hive to the bombs dropped on .lupnn.
reporter asked McMahon If
one who married you for love. Strive harder to pleane your it Awould
he safe to say dial the
friends, iit-lawa, mid pareiita Ihim your HpmtHe. (I. Alwayn committee was Informed on the
belittle your pm I net , either in front of frienda or in private. lty.lro.ren bomb
M<-Mahon hiiid he could not go
7. Ho ovoraUenlive and charming 10 Mimeuiw jlou might
statement.
ynnilT
haw murriad-m- Moineiuie ynnr uurlnnr dittlikitH, H. Go home lieynnitTilH
T h e i-umiiilltee sessblh was the
when yrtii have iiowhen* idat; ut go. 11. Live Ithyolul your ........
fidtnherg
fir-fl Vince
since Helisthr Va
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imuma. 10, Heap telling yomtadL "M lt Jdoestt|l Work; I van Ilt-M lch l gave up Ids work With
alwiiyn gt>( u ilivorvt*."
j*.
'!•,
Vandenberg stepped nut heeknse
.
.lolm Patrick OillvHt* in Woman'H Life
I»ix health would nut' permft he’a vY
1 ------------- ft----------r ^ ^ n - T - Work tmUi on that romhilttee add
Lawton To Ufsign
Williams, Jr.. A . Edw in llltlnh.il on tile ForelpM Relations Com mitmi. V : ilosky W ight, Mr*. T - It. tee.
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Kitchain, H. M. ('dleiiiun, J I,
llurtlluarrt C f mm .-• «» IIM,I
McMahon Inlet p ic tlv 1 well re
Hud grossed 92,47k; that expense* Galloway, II. H. Pupa, Mi*. II VV. hmved aiiy (lutfstlnn lhat the routWere ft,;t(lll leaving II net of 4l,1l7t< tiu n kii, Ilia Hev. J , R. F'arri*, inIt (re I* ilebatlng whether the
of which tru ll hud been transfer I'rof. .1 T . Jacobs, Mr*. A. J
Ifnitfrl Htates should uhdkrtake the
red to tile hospital op.-ruting ac- Peterion. Rnodnll fhase, Mr*. It liydroKpii liomh project.
rutinl. He i-oininended II. 11. i'ope E. T ru e , Mr*. Fhtdiu G urlell and
When asked lo eointnent on a
and i.eu It. I ..-slier for doing an Dr. ,F'riuik (Jiiillman
report Hint Bernard Bnrueh. U ' H.
. <celli.il job. GeorgO II. WUIIlillUi,
rider stulesmaii. had said the U. H
.n , In- i cv.nl>.!. ' praparad the
tlmold develop ihe hydrogen bomb
,unlit » f llie hos|>lUll.
If it can, he said:
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Edwin KhuiholMd reported
n »ailae «4 e-rum |.1 ( l „ n rl
*T am not ready at Inis time to
>>n the audit ami slate.I that a «- lloitcly saying that negotiation* 'la te my position on the mater,
set* included ((132 cash oil hand were under way for a settlement but of course I will do so at thtt
us of Dec. ill ami 96,1143 In ac If the dispute, his motion carried proper tim e."
,
counts receivable from patient*. ll-B.
David E. Llllenthal, the re tiring
A complete double-entry system of
Ihe inevt1 fur renewed conlrart Atomic Energy Commission ehalf*
accounting was used hy the hos
oegutlatlnns,
after a lapse of three man, met with the congressional
pital last year. He quoted M r.
months,
wn*
begun suddenly yes- committee along with other A E G
,v Illinois its suggesting a more
terday hy George H. f.ove, presl- members. U llrn th a l had conferred
careful accounting of transaction*
[he Tlttslm rgh Consolida with President Tru m a n Just be
ut Ihu lionpllul. iiivantorieH total
fore the Capitol H ill session.
led 92,732i investment*, <2l,:nMI tion Coal Co. U w is seixed u ii an
Ta lk in g with reportcra, Lilien*
and uHtiamled value of land, hulld- overturn hy I,ova and proposed
Wednesday hx the time for thal called "absurd" a story that
,ng and equipment I* 9100,000. Th e next
talks.
he had volunteered to go to Mos
hospital prupurlllc* ware ilaedad
Amo* I* chairman of the naga- cow and try to reach an agree
to the ARHoclalliiu by the govern
Hating committee fur the opera ment with th e .K re m lin on Inter
ment, Mur. Ill, HUH, Nttli,
tors, and also Is laive's attorney. national atomic energy control*.
i(‘turn in event of nation*
Llllenthal also described at In*
Ilia telegram to Lewis said: "W e
geticy.
,
»• mart you at the Htatler accurate "a ll" published stories
Th e audit ahowatl (hat the H o tpitul started the yeuf, 1343, with Hotel, Washington, D. C. Fab. purporting to stale his viaws to
u operating deficit of 9 I>'0<2 and I, I M at 2 f\ M. or auch other ward th< proposed hydrogen booth.
Rome i artlclei and broadcasts
ended It on Dec. 3) w ith a deficit later hour as you may designate ,'1
There was a difference of opin havt* represented him as oppos'n*
of 97,733, making an operating
deficit for Ihe year of 90,417. Tha ion among .Senators a* to whether the H-homb project pending a v lg T
rive at agreeHospital operated ut % lost for t in labor committee's action meant
Russia on atomic conthe first nine mouth* of tha year the G O P resolution was dead. •
Hanator Aiken f R -V t ), who was
hut for tha final Ih lta month*
allowed a gain of 9327 over ope ra t on the losing side, said the de
ing expenses, not considering un cision amounted to killing the re
collectible accounts, I,labilities as solution.
of Dec. 31, Included accounts pay . Uut Renalor Elbert D. Thomas
able of 910,264; doctors fata, 9222 ( l)-U t a h ), the ruminlttre chair*
am) notes payable to banka, 90>000. man, and Humphrey (D -M In n ) dis
Tulip lit* ml ml tied during thu agreed. The y said It did not neces
year totalled 1,436 compared with sarily mean there would be no ac
1,344 last year. Tatiana day* ware tion at some time In the future.
Th e motion tu postpone action
n,430 and 10,226 In 1348, M r. L a w ton stated, lie aald that dedication indefinitely was offered by H u m
uf a loom in Ida honor at tha phrey as a substitute to a mo
Hospital In awaiting decision of tion by Senator Donntl (R -M o i
that tha clm m ltUa approve the
Fully Equipped
school personnel.
Radio. Heater <
Tiana were discussed (0 ac resolution.
Hum phrey argued that action
commodate "overflow " of patlanta
from crowded hospitals in O r should be a ve rte d because "nego
lando, and the Association voted tiation* are underway" looking
lo give the Executive Committee toward a settlement of tha coal
authority to work uut a plan w ith
aneuvara toward that puaatb
t he local Bend note County Medical
•Hocluty whereby specialists from
Grange Memorial Hospital m ight
be Induced to do some of their
work at the local Hospital
E X P E R IE N C E D cook,
Coal Agreement
Loyally to one’s friends is a
■pod Irait, and to slick by them
through thick and thin, even when
(hay are sent to jail, is even
more commendable. But in select*
b l the person you marry, or those
£ tl are going to employ in your
lines*, or your public sarvanli.
ire are other considerations be*
tide loyalty wlikh are important.
So whan Secretary of Stale Aclia*
says he intends to stick by hie
Present at the meetli
with all kinds of U t
fUstaurtn
friend Alger Hiss, formerly of M r. Law Ion, Dr, . E D.
Dua
State Department, who ha*
convicted of betraying Ameri. I N I *1*• »* 41 Ii
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_ secret* to Russia, something of
% ■» * f
\
|ch Benedict Arnold was similarly
• 1 TI f T 1 t i t t
! ’ t» f pw
we ean admire Achtson's
/ to hi* friend while wishing
nv ^ H ip r* * * aaa f,n^n;vw*a .r
MNuew.1* «Le was Secretary
NOW SHOWING
. And so it U with SanaHe is vary tolerant and
toward Communist*,
trait, hut w* would
Wage-Hour Law
IC A A tla w l *>■•) Pnaa u » « )
( i m i i i M e»■ ( n x a o m i
pl!«t 'to all public worker*, city, the xprlng In VVext Berlin to .take
advnirtagn of the adven-e ecomiinlc
county, Mate and federal.
,.
The agricultural exemption ap- condition.
Washington repot t* **ld the
pll** to thoae engaged in farm
ing. dairying, and raising live- United .State* I* urging F'runru
executive If he got* f 66 a week— not to bottle up the coal-rich Knar
instead of 930— and If bl* prim ary through long term mine |ea*«*.
duty I* uf an executive nature. Th e United States wunl* the fuAdministrative and prof«**|onul lur-j of the border urea settled in
worker* are exempt If tbay gat the final German peace treaty.
$76 a week— It wo* 9200 a month American official* said that un— a* long a* their p rim a ry duty t* Ic.iH tlw West German republic and
F’ronce can resolve their diffe r
Hilmlnlxtrutive or prufesiionul.
Yurioux retail and *ervlro e»- ence* over the Kaur all plum- for
lHlili*hnivnti are exempt from the Kurpean unity may tut wrecked.
The newly Isirn United Slate*
l* », hut the rule hu* been xlmrply
changed.
Now u retailer won’t of (ndonexin. plagued by a revolt
conm under the law ju »t hrrau*u of Indonesian deserters from Ihe
he *e||* within Dutch a rm y, took what comfort it 1
. "',,.1 IriL-VA, ,V*"JU the BUI p rhe rea -ii*le a*., iJT-C.
cugoilion of the I ’ V
line*.
'Ihe W nge -llou r Adiullilxtratlon merit hy the Soviet Union. Inuo,,
I* “till pennllted tu xei xpeciul e«l* jilnn* to ploy a neutral role
minimum rate*, la-low the 76-cen' between thn American and Hus- i
an hour level, for learner* In an ■Ian camp* similar to that played
by India. Indonesian source* ram
industry, and fur muxaenger*, ap
the Russian recognition would
prentice* and handicapped work
mean ironically, that the IJ. 8 . I. •»
er*.
likely to get more economic old
Newepapera, daily or weekly,
front the United State*.
having lex* than 4.0OU circulation
A t hake Sucre*. Western power
are now exempt.
Form erly only diplomat* pradlcted Ku»*io would
weekly paper* with lex* thin. 3.unit pul a big ami alert Soviet mis
circulation were exempt.
N u w -- sion Into oil and rubber rich In
hoy* are ul*o exempt.
donesia to do mure than n d ip
Ollier change., exempt tnxlcuh lomatic Job for Russia. A hornrompanle*
and
telephone
ex- inunlit uprising In cential -1“ ' “
change* serving fewer than 1 M 1
11i “ away, , .lown‘ by'' n-puhli;
telephonc*.
r ; r « e a 1.7 HHH hut tmt uni t
Kxeniptioiih for rullrouds, *tenm the Reds ha<i seixed the republic »
hip lilies, oil pipeline*, ami local third largest city.
.
i uinsportution comiiunle* arc con
In Rome, premier A lib le in
timied in the new law.
tinsperi presented un Ineompld
The new law set* tip ceitain re cabinet list to I'rcsldent
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•irirtlnn.H on the use of child I ii Ikh .nidi. Il was the sixth
rut
There un* exemption* here, ton government
........
_lie Gas
_ peri lun '"'J,
But first, wlinl ore the new re "W i'.Ic e IU 4Q. HI* own parly, I ho
strictlunsT
Christian Socialist* again ^of.iinnle
these impose, for lm- first time,
lU |, tmt. There wa» »onie uh
a direct hail on emiduylng d ill |I|y j,, presenting the list because
dren under III in nearly all Indus- „» |Jint minute demand* of i*"
tries, uml tliose un.lri IN ti, liar.m l pill
....bllcunl,. one uf the three coallmis industries.
tion parties.
Form erly, the only ban on eliilil
labor wa* a penalty for moving
good* in iifter.itute commerce w ith
in 3<l day* lifter they were mnde
■lael
by child labor.
forcement officer* of fleinlnule
The Wng. -H o .if Administration ’ .......... . . . . . ^TgitilV
bill, 11.1c to enroll
entoli. Ell* 1
said some lumber compunle*, for r„ [[mcnt of offlcars will he held
in-tuiice, could employ minor* cut- j ()
Monday ut CHv Hall
ting logs in llii- wood* and then
In cooperation with the effort*
just hold llic logs for 30 days he- of Governor W arren and hi* re
foie starling an intersluia ship cently established Safety Council,
ment. Theit* was no penalty.
the entire week will he devoted 1"
Now an elllpluyii cun he fined d u ffle subjects; skid m ark- amt
f lO.IHHI and sent lo jliil for six presentation to court, traffic en
months for eioployihg minors. .
hu c.-ment, and accident report ing
Home escepti.in* lo Ihe ■liil.l W illiam F\ Itenegni, in*lru.-t"i
labor einploymi’iil ban;
f,„ the F'loridu I’ollcu Academy
Newsboys oinking deliveries to |l||(( „ KrudiirtI of Northwestern
Ihe eoiiHiunei; minors employed in University Tru ffle Institute, will
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of training school.
agriculture
outside
ecliool -.......
hours
mlnois in radio, television, motion
Reuegiir will also <h vote font
pictures uml the tlienlei; an.I min
tiouls elull day with the police
ileparttnelit oiu tra fflc record' utid
l i v in g BUrvuya.
Among those
lr>4.
"Th e reptsuetitalioiiv'inade nbunl playing an Important part In the
me are inia^pratri 1 a M l'ya llW , are M-ho.il fui in a statu level arc If I*hiurd,‘>jiilH N ntK 2 | W d .1 iljj ■ . Hinton, Htnte Hnpervlsui, 'hade
"Onjstljvaif freejy d f-,»rllij a* uml tmliistrlal Education and lfo|
I .arson, Htatv Co ordinator.
uhsdilft it <twl«-rth'tion Hiul l.'Jidd K
ii.liiiilacrfd io negotiate an nloMlc Pencil (lff|ckrt Tra in in g , both from
ct
ent<dlreftly with in* Kt’*m-, the fltule Department of E.lucation.
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"1 4 .m-t .\inm enl on Ihe olh
ers vacsjit |jiT;uy tliul my viewr Ois employed hy their own parenl*
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a.i iim le ly or cor- oi gnardluiis except In linxnnloiis
recti y r*(ffesenti-il.
occ ii put Ions.
“ 1 um sticking by lilt- rule*, and
The exemption for minors w o rk
'the rule is: No disi-ussloii except ing in agriculture outride school
'with niithnrixi'd individuals.
j.oui> bus been changed somewhat.
"T h is does not Include any news Under the old law’s wording a
paperman in iinv radio i-iimmeii- si b....I could legally excuse Illinois
tutor.
I would like to make il fiom cln -.es for farm work. Now
.plain Unit Hie views ascribed from us long as their school is upon,
me were not ol.tuilieil from llie.”
llu-se minors mm t attend classes.
Lilientliul declared liiiurelf nut
free to .11 scum , those subjects
T im population of the United
when axkeil:
.States multiplied most rapidly
1 . Whether there was truth In a after the Civil W a r: the increase
recent report thut the Russian* was ulitmxt
threefold between
had put out feelers looking to an I Hill) and HMD.
atomic discussion, uml
2. Whether or not this country
Htalixtlex show that the mo»t
w ill go ahead with thu munnfac- important
item In agricultural
tura of a hydrogen bomb.
muc-huiiizatlon Is tha tractor.
SATURDAY ONLY! (Tomorrow)
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T H E SANEORT) H E R A tD . SANTORD, FLO R ID A
fo e ta l A n d Personal Activities
Carlin Palmer R a j— Society Editor
T e le p h o n e
Dance To Be Held At
And M ayfair
Sicial Calender Armory
F R ID A Y
Th e Townietul Club
will
Plans are complete for the two
M arr h of Dimes dartres to be
meet
et i:00 P.M. r t thr Tutirfit Crn* hrlil op Monday night. Alvin Oil
ler.
The public !» In,-Had.
Insoi. v.impa.ao chan mini, dati d
thi
m orn ing.
it laiignmctit..
Trte Hanford Tourist Club will have been maite for a doner at
held Ha regular Saturday night the Mayfa ir Inn and for a «iptaie
patty.
Plain arc being made to dance at the Satifotd A r m o t v .
jf
AATLHDyV
obtain a magician to i‘n tcit«in dur
ing the evening and each member
fe a*ked to donate 'Jr. cents to help
defray hia expenses.
Th e .lunlur Women's League of
the Congregational Church will
hold a fish fry at the home of
Mra. Ralph leasing at 404 French
A \u h i # at 0:30 P.M. A ll mem hers
• W frle n d s or the cliurrh are cor
dially Invited to attend.
M ONDAY
A Laymen's revival will begin
at the First Haptlst Church at
7:31) P. M.
T t if .n liA T
4jk
The T h rift Shop will he open
from 0:30 to 11:30 A . M. with Mrs.
II E. Hobson and Mrs. C. V,’
McfKihhiti, J r . In charge. Urgin'
fn j^ F e b . 4 the Shop will also Ino p ® on Saturday morning (lorn
9:30 to 11:30 A. M.
The Sanford Canton Clubh will :
sponsor Us annual lour at 2:1)0 P.
M. for members of the To m 1st
Club. Guests arc asked to meet at
the Tourist Center where Ininsport at Inn wilt be furnished those
desiring it.
Laymen's revival services will
be real at the First lloplisl C h u iih
at 7:30 P. M.
J J t e board of nuniugrrs of I he
S flfo rd Woman's Club will meet
In the Sun Hoorn at 0:30 A M.
W EDNESDAY
Laymen's revival services will
he held at the First Haptnl C liu n li
at 7:30 P. M.
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The Sanfnrd Woman's Club will
hold its general business luncheon
« t 12 :30 o'clock. For reservations,
members are asked to call Mts.
Bdn Wade, telephone 53f>.J,
Completed
For Garden Tour
him
n« of I he most
Important
t h U of thn Garden Cltrh year
lake place on Tuesday when
club will sponsor Its annual
nf thn beautiful gardens of
fordj
8 eitvjnWS i t y M y l
tnitrl I* desiciicdf pedhtllr
PmemhenxVif irfel T jd iis t J f 1 ii|
1 other visitors In Sanford who
find the Central
Florida
Jila and shrubs of interest.
Visitors are asked to oyret n*
thtf To u r l i t C rn l#i »< 2:011 u clock
In t ill
»HM*.por<«‘ lotc'wiU-bo X a n U f ll w f l,t ju ,aa j « -
.IrirtiijL. TM mutt. W!-X,W«
Ir .
.
Kscar Price ha- a- her
Mrs. Art Marshall, the
M d illiyii 1 olds, sill! "l.loy?. Kathte of Kagle, Idaho.
with the local ch apter of the N a
th
tional Foundation fm
Infantile
Paralysis and is used In pay for
the expense of medical and hos
pital care which a local patient's i
Tlie A ll Division ■»i tin* Kimfam ily iiilinot afford a« well a"
to buy Inacvs, cruli lies ami simila r A its Drpni Inient held it- icgnlin
cttufpntcnl when acedeil for c r i p meeting on Wednesday al .’1 :il)
I’ M . witli the |irogiam being unpled children.
E. D
T h e other half is seat to na dei the direction of M iMrs. II W
|,\t, k,-i.
tional hi'ail<|Uarteis, M r. Odh am Itiow uli-i.
added. It is used fur research to chan m an of the Fine y>t- lie
tind a means of |neventing
r u l (III1 1nit-lit. pie-nb-il ami npcncil the
ing polio, foi the edneution of meeting liy telling .<f tin- value ei
M . ( ’. I*. Henderson
Speaks To Art Group
pf
Mix.
tlalpli
I os sing. Im' i i h j ; 'on hi in with
t»l»u voted to send flow- ly ground pcppei.
nr* to ehureli member# who arc
ill.
. Reports were heard from com
mittees after which the meeting
|adjourned and a social hour m I Joyed. Hefrrshnients were aeived
to Mrs, Frederick (lender, Mts.
Longwood Hotel
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llv IIOII T H O M A S
HOI I Y W H O P , Jan. 'J7
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M m . IV It. Kempei. d i-tti«i dlrreftir of n i'ti'it’t No. 7 of tin*
rinrldii Frdeint ion ofWoimin'R
I ’lllhs, will hr I hr irnrsf <*pc it km
ot llir K«‘iiriHl hiiMinruH m inting
•f thr Sniifetd W nm im '- Clnh to
uv h fM op
nt 1 'If’ 510
Hn< !, in movies alter n lapse
of n <lci itdc oi iiio ic , Hauion No
va rio finds this big difference
from the old ilavs
thr stars
aren't what they used to be.
“ In the silent o la ," he recalled,
"there vveie I it or 'JO stars of
o'Hock lit t h r i tnh house
first magnitude. Today there ate
Joh n KHdet will nUo hr pri?* |0tt oi .'no
Hut they lack the
*rtit nt thr inrrtiiiis nod dUcu** statuir ami the atyle of the old*
1lit* |iri»|i(i«t*(l niiinit ip*»l nlh r llic time si ms. They are no longer
dllillUHl
W'dlt
IlfU f individual; fllev Inok alike an.I
an op rn
fniiun will hr dress a'tke .md cut
i mi
hrirJ lllrv li m i " f o f f h e i f
alike.
\ 1 1 I Hi vision of the F m c A i l *
''In I he old days there was only
Dcpurtmeitl vxdt tnlci* phtce *it * ione tiloi i.i Sw anson. Theie was on
nirrllhp: scheduled ot I l f o ’clock ly one I'ohi N egri. Th e y had their
p rio r !o I hr luncheon.
own si v lr no one eonld co|»y. Whole
Mrs. tl-eiil llaiMsoii, rluiilimtli i:< hmv in vv slat to compete with
of the club, is tiie sponsor for the |(la r is '7 lit Valentino 7"
Hi.. o< d im e louinntie idol sum
ptognim and hostesses will be
Mis. John linker. Mis. J V I m n 'l i med it up tin - wav "in llollywooil
Mrs, H. W H u p ifih t, M r-. .lames I xhIiiv there i- 1111111' of everything
H u ff. M>* Hill T y re
Mis liny T o use an analogy. Iltete nre him
Green. Mis. i ioidoit Sweeney anti deeds mole flowets. hid Iht-y oit
Slttnllei Ilian they used to he. And
Miss Cm ol Stone.
thev ilon'i smell as sweet."
Bette Davis' next plctlltc Is
aintcil at the "over 30" audience,
which seem* to be getting mure
attention from the m vie makers.
It i- touteil as the first picture
to ileal with the problem of dlhonoied
vtiree ttt an adult maitner T itle :
M r- It A Howell. .It
her ilaughlet Sm-ly n w it b a parly "Th e Stm y of a Divorce."
■in hci second t.iithilay Wi'ilm’silay | A n d '
Devuie must fieuio inat lu’i Immc on f'aialm n Dt ive. gtavel voice couldn't be nliv vvoi-e
|.Iivclv 1111 iihgement s of a/aicas ilia " siinie of Hu- wcstrin » n d i
vveie li-ed m deem ill tag I lie p a lly trrs lie is making all allium of
T h e vet v In -1 .1*
1 iionts Dm mg the afternoon games westi in
song-,
including
two
were enjoyed I•\ tin- children after |situate dnuee teemit- He-itle- In- (rn nspla ni''' l plimt iwhich 1 like- and 111 1 leant wor ing mayor nf \’ars N'i i v ft*! t l suffieielit l oot- nan
yeat-, he id# Chi' tun ri'% i Iin iii)i with I lie ptanl t In-v
served by the ho-1 ess.
Suulyn Howell Given
Party On Birthday
Those m u . >v ing tin- patty vvilly
Siietyu lu ll' E le a n o t. Itiddiv. G e o r
ge and
Hu g h
W illiam Eddie
S m ith , Donnie
l-'iutiiei. -Inhnuy
f'uliuui, Dovll
1 'ill linn. i 'll 11 tv In
A im stei tin'll, Hetty thlhnui, Sll-a n I’e ik tn -. S u n n Ihivm-s. Hill*'
Htigli Dmiitin. M i - F VV Smith,
anil G ad I 'l i i w l o n l , Mm urn .li ail
W ln i i n '! .
Dale
D im r n n .
Dnimir
Y o u n g .lame and H"ht'V 1'"' " ..... .
Itnbl.c I m l i
VI s(t M I a lllll * I IIW f•'»<!,
H u g h liii'iim i. M i t
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n u tii.
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W illiam s, Ii . Mi
II. II For I n e t . .Ii , Mi - 1'liaiidlet
Vail Mis Howaiit W ln l n e i . M i Jo h n
D
I'n il tn ii,
Mrs
Douglas
............ M is W illiam H Stern. M i - ii t. 1'eikins. .Ii . Mi I
You ng . A h I Hi Mill J
I tdiuiln. M I \1 I Vail, Ml
M illo mmei
highly-skilled
and
much-needed art.
Mis. Hllckcr INllodilied AC- f
piiife.sional pec-oiinrl, and for
cp ldcm ir aid to ilia p lc is whose I* Henderson, well-know u lo, al
who ic
local tTIll.-llltes m e exhlllislcil III 1hi i nt i>i ami Instim toi
mU snffit ietit to meei cnit'tgeueirx, fi lle d to a pult p'f all aitieb w ill
len by W in-toil I'h iU ilnll n the
a- Nanfoid wits to o years ago
lie said I toil th e ir u c i e mote M ay, I *.*41*. Hi-iolei'- I ' ic c - i m
than IH.ti'ili polio vi, i ini- m lit If • vvhlcli he t"ld of In- |il« i» .in,- m
with total expense for Ire a tm e a l painting, Mrs, Hemlci -on gave an
for tliese patient- ulinointing to insti in live and enterlniniug talk
4100.000 u dav din in g the height oil a il and cm m u aged iveivom to take it up a - a lioldix
She also
of the opiiietnii M i Odh am point
millings to
is! mil tlnil I ci a use the expense of disfduycd nunieinus
Mn hael
caring for 'hesc patients is so haul artists Ineluihng Mi
(itlison, M is C. I I'm k. M i- l
higli .it is very necessary fur the D. W nodnift, M iII |t I'npe,
public to make h special effnrt to New ton Men ill nf Fein I'm I E
Idpli
dotiale In the M atch nf Dimes Stowe, scvetnl f»(Hit ih.
xehool alt elnsses and many otti
drive and to support (lie dances.
rrs.
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I Decorations in the i Ini. hou-e
■Were a n a iig n l by Mis i (' Hen
dt-rsnii and M is- Mniy Helen Fite.
The y included artistic ami altiae
tlve hi i iiiigetin a t- of hildscus and
gitigur lilies which foi tiled a lovely
■pie biitijbi U'ljnit'ii's Leagru] <lf |»etting for the ilisplny of paintDi4 (’engragrtuiiiitl rh tn e h hebl its la g A coiitinncd business inert
regular meeting nn Tuesday even ing will la- held mi Wednesday
ing al the home nf M i-. Homier at IL'dld o'clock prior to the busi
C u rle r on West First Si reel. A ness iiiuciinni, toe election of
devotional by Mrs, W ilbur Keeling officers.
opened the nice ling which was j
ebntlurted by M is It. ‘K Evans
A i - m n i i Niune Htuildinl with
M* mid Mi** Hu i{h r m h o i t . .1• .
Plan* were completed for a iisli tnt of i rijvpv
Laron in t|p|i- hnik'iiirifed hnlay tlie till Hi of ii
fry Ie h r.h fld op Ratillfhiy si the
iprvi'i) river rooked
■ami t*eoipe H u k L. "ii .Inn. It* nt
honie
Ml. West » t »t#Bj»et IHafc
J a . l a lt 111. It-* * .
H M O R G A S H O ItO
LUNCHEON
D IN N H It
Mrs.
„ .
Mrs. Hiayton Campbell of hi
Paso, Tex., and Mrs.
iiglliia l.ce
Clinch of Dallas, Tex . left vcstn
fhc use of both the Mas full
day after visiting Judge md M iballroom and the A tm o rv have J. ti. Shnion for Die pa-I few dav been donated for the occasion ami
an orchestra i» being furnished by
Mrs. I a nr Clow-aid of Oiuioml
the (Itlundo local of the Antcriciul Ilcai h will arrive I otiioiiovx to
FeilerutUm of Musicians, so p riu spend the weekend with hri sister
l»*all> ail the priHetds fiioo the
and Inolhet-tri-taw, Ait Hml M i,
dances will go to the March of S. O. Chase.
Dimes, Mr. Odham explained.
Dancing will hcgln at l):3ll o’
Miss Pat Hickey. Nell Powell
clock and a floor show will be
piesented at midnight at both the and Hillv Epps arrived today Horn
A tianla, (in to spend the week
Arm ory and the Mayfair. 'O ne
xml. Miss Hickey is an tiisli ucloi
ticket will mlmlt I he purchaser to
in the public school- in Atlanta
both dances.
and Mr. I'owcll anil Mi. Fpps a ir
M i. Oilham *ntd Ihat one-half
of 11it- funds derived III llie h i i i u i i i I both students at Knioty I m vnsitv
--------------------drive now taking place lemain* I
t M «m l)#r»
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x s s * ra a r .
P e r so na l s
Hollywood
Mrs. Kemper Will
Talk At Meeting:
C arter Home Scene
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SANFORD
H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
C ita tio n L o J e t ~
3rd In 31 S ta r ts ,
Hopefuls Open Cam p
Baseball T r a i n i n g
Camp Buzzes With
Activity As Players
Begin A r r i v i n g
t'v or. t r f f n v i r . K K i
* ____ w
Vink t . l a u i v tunning
ru m p In tiegilltllhg III I'll** Willi
activity Hn young baseball liu|irtnl« trickle hi mill niu rl to fill ii|i
(III* attractive, spurious room* ill
I In- f o rm e r officer's quurtora ill
ili.' Municipal A i l purl.
T ill' first nix of Hli estimated
4Mi lioyn arrived e nrly thin week.
T l i f v urn lion Hu m ph ries of I'liilaili'lpiiiH. I'' v i i i r ..til outfielder: Hull
Simon froi'i Mctlmyrcx, l ' n , 11*
f’lniM
..III mill striving for
first
him * spot; IH year ..lil Vilii'i? Mes
senger fiom Fenton, Mil'll., who
hope. lo piny shortstop for n
Giant's rliili; piteher W ill IV Lechti.lt who Inin burned ' i 'I ii river the
pint, in Dm Chester, Mass., lili'l
11Pi Ihi settles III ill'll lly 200
^ h ii . n i .i your* of iik * ; A mil*
•'..Oil l.illl.l'l -lllli-p lo Olll f O'llil'l
from ltiiltlini.il', who in ill n III
h
y.-liis olil ill'll Henry Young, ii
pit.-I.i ■ m il. plenty of I'Xpi i ii'iii'i'
ili In IH y.'iirn, who hitihi fi
I ».u In'-ti•i , Mnn*.
lit . uni i f , being Ho' only |*In v •
n , tIll'll*, tin' nix out ol in tllr
Nioillnl in tin* huge pilin' lllli' Ill'll III.
Ill n I'lit ii'l.
They llll'll't I'Xllltty Ililll'Hollll'.
though.
T lo 'ii' uri* piolmlilv H'
piulf nii'iiil.i'i.< on ih » ground*, ii
i-11nItn,* iliri'i’loi <' ii r I if.itit.il innl
hmislnv supervisor a .n ili" . Mm
DOW N ON Hit K N III, U rllaln't Freddy Mills tukrs the rmilit In lliu tenth
Ihii, pii'pm iiiK Ihi* wny fin I In- 1 round of u scheduled 13-round fluid before 18,000 ipectalor* lo Ixmdun's
f n -t linin' Influx of |ilnyi'rn ititi*
E m l Court, ifu id-h lttlng Joey Maxim ol Cleveland, Ohio, stands over
•nine tinii- Sunday
ll> the i i m I
Mills utter w irilin g the world's light heavyweight thumplunildp liom
of Ill'Xt Wfi'k tin' -lu ff expert* | him following savage truth-found attack.
(International Itodlopholo)
nearly mil linin'.
W illi lilt' hopefuls Will rulin ' 1
inuny of liuxi'lnill’ nil tilin' gienl*
F l o r i d u S t n li* F a i r
M il O il, who wii, In'll* I'nl tii*i itil
year in expected miuln xnnn .lu> I
S p u r t s I t o m i f l ii p
A u to T r ia ls S ta r t
swart?, ifi'imriil »e cr«taiy ..f i I.h j
It) III (.11 F U L L E R T O N . Ir.
(.m nl*' K vilru i mill <'luiI'm *• Jon '
T A M I ’A , Jun. '.’7
<Special)
nai'l who u»*l»ti> lliililnll will m <
I In* fiist >.f some :tr. in. .' cars
Spoil* lleloie Vo.ii Kyox
rtv « toon.
l.lllest I .'.| hut |||| mi the Holy iti.il driveis eiiteie.l in 11..- Florida
Crosn footl.HlI couchliig sil nut loll State Fail unto speed events start
S p o r tN In B r i e f
is that liHsketliiill tiiti.i lliister ing Tuesday begun n n iv ln g today
Shem y may Is- I In- elioi. r . " lie for pm. lice spins on the half mill'
ll> A S S O C IA T E D P R ES S
had <:n excellent high school re- fuirgr.niiids oval.
llarlng
Til n i ii I' op lo r the three-day
coril,'* snys our infoim i.nl, "mid
NEW
O K I.F A N S
llage
compel It ion, ii clu. iiipioii* hip meet
rmil.l he niiulhei I’l.ul Hi own." .
nil'll.". <J
won II. h HI .Inmen Karl Slew ait, the IVxan who was Minclioiifd by Hie Inl.'inntlonnl
P u ne nl Fa ir Grminds, Mister recently tuldied us the l.esl it 1.1» - Motor Contest association, wero
Mi i n . n was second and Mont unit lour gulf plus p e t In sight lias Mich headliner? as In i. Snyder,
Sends lldni.
Just liirneil pro unit plmis to make Kel.l, tl., Jack I.eYan, ln.ln.napoGulf l
Itaplds,
the summer lour . . Fill matt Cowry, lis, Don C arr, Grand
He
P H O E N IX , A r il .— Jim m y
wlm Imd raaeoii In feel pleased Mich., Ilul Ketter, Quincy, III.,
flisl
marel, <Ijsl, CaUf., took the
when |iln Tennessee l.uskHtballeis Hitis Gross, Chicago, H u rry King,
toillid lend III the Hell H»gtili linen knocked off Kentucky this sausnn. Ilc li..11, ami Ta m p a 's'Fra n kie Lupthan
with a 2'!«, iim. stroke belter
likely w ill he even liappisi next tow.
III,Han anil JohnliV Palmer.
reason when i!-7 flung Atkins lieI.uptow, the Itiio national I AfM IA M I - Mm lent' Kauri heeain.' conies ii sophnilioie jlmig led I lie t'A chnmplr.li, I-. in led along with
the fsvorlU' In Ihs* Helen l.ee Do- lliimtioldt, Tenn. high team to It'J
Snyilei, l.eVmi, King mid I g g y
hi iv wo.......'* gull Imirnuiiient nf
straight victories. . eight of the hitiloua, Axnlcn, Ml. h.. iiumiig the
lei lM>nling l inin' llornn, 7 nnd •> HI iiiu ii III. lion College l.askeihull
ftivored contcialeis. A ll have en
si|iind wliidi play St. Fruncls In t e i ii| powerful t If feiihiiuserH In
P ITt'H K K H HIGN
llroiiklyu
tomorrow
hull
fiom ll.e fan |in.giants.
C H ICA G O . .Inn. 'J7.
i/l'l — Him.klvii, tint only three of the
tfualifv mg time r i m l- m e schedThree more plaveru Ini-111.11ns' nre "home" pluyi rs live In Itodgeridl'd foi I I ' M , Tuesday, carliii
plt.'hrre Hill Wight mnl Kmnly town.
I ha ii ii ual in oi.lei to uccnmnin
iiinnpi'it. have fin win ihii theli
.late the re .o i .1 heavy entries.
Itnl’i A ll lliothers
I PI,II Mimed void Met* In I In" Chi
lleliue Miller's tl. of M m ylm id
t-ugo While Sox.
I,oxers will i f ieul golden glovers
Wight southpiiwed If. wills for this season. Th e y'll Introduce gold
G A T IlIt (.1111. G U I.F F .K S
the Sox Inst yew while Gumpeit gloves mid headgear In tomorrow's
G A IN K S V H .I.K , Jun 27 (S I'K
linti’heil Cl. The third signer Is tilt with The Citadel . . muylic C I A I .) Mote than I Gu cimhIs lire
G io v.i Ih.wers, i S'l-nl li'tl rookli' they should combine those two espi'cli'd to i *i , i oil in uolf courses
mitfii'l.ler.
mill M llll llw ill RK**lll*t ll*1' In Ih. College of Physical KduciiThe Sox now hnvi' !lll players on N. C. A . A. . . Southern C a lifor lion, I li'ii Itli and Alldctlcs tills
a rosier of 3H in tow. Those still nia reports haskclhtill Hill Hlinr- coming semester.
linin'.'.ninle.l for me Cess Mlehaels, iiiiiii Hgaln Is going at a pace that
stnr aeroi.il snek.'l' who winds ii wmih I muke him an A ll American
raisi' ol >ft,(MHI; pitcher Matt Stir- If they'd forget his eastern show
o it
a t
kont, rntrhfi K.l Mnl.me,
first ing . Goody wny to start ii fight
hasemm. Gordon Goldsl.eiiy and _ -u Texas correspondent w rile e
sautflel.ler llerl. Adams.
"Y o u didn't miss anything by not
TU X E D O F E E D STO R E
siuing I lie Cotton Howl game. 1 vLUCKY NUM HKR
ter Junior College could lilt VC
IIH H A N FtH lli • I'llO N K 8M
G A IN F S V II.I.F ., Ja n. 2 7 - ( S P E - licaten North Carolina.
C I A I . ) — Florida l.asketeer Julian
M iller and Georgia star Joe J o r
dan, IkiII i gourde, , wore Jersey
1 9 4 6
K E N T U C K Y W IN S
number III in u recant FloridaN E W Y O R K . Jan. 27. — (A*)
(ieorgin inssle, mnl built sewed
Kentucky and Rradlcy, tmlh
H in,inis m tile game.
A uxiliary Transmission
en in their last games, irlMiiinded
6th Wheel
lust night.
F L O R ID A S W IM M E R S
New Motor, New T ire s
Kentucky, rnnketl fourth In tills
-
O u b h ou M
By F R A N K E C K
A P Nawafesturea Hporta Rdllor
NEW
YORK —
Th is Is tha
time of yaar for tha agsd and
aging tmsehall writers to have fun
try in g to pick additions to Cooperstown’s H all of Fame.
A r g e n t in e H o r s e H its
Hasshall W riters’ Association of
W i n T r a i l O v e r F a m A p e ric a members for ten years
or more are authorized h/ the Per
o u s C a l u m e t E n t r y manent Hall of Fame Comm it tea
to elect players to the Hall ut
A K C A fllA , Calif. Jan. 27-o P ' Fame.
However, it isn't any fun for
— Citation, for only tha third tinic
in HI starts, has come off the Ken Smith, national secretary.
Kenny mail* out the ballots,
turf second best.
Citation's return was iiiarred cm i.te iim rc 'u rn i a iM • fc-gui ’ x;
y i.*?e-?- »*jV y( iche, an unheiut.! lb', p ^ y e r uppearx on >o per
eii little gray horse from the A. cent of the hailots as Is usually
the case, Sm ith loses a few
gentlne.
Tin* «mall one, Ignoring it*' more hairs. He usually gets up
greatness of his rival, outgnme'l another hallot. On top of this
Citation and whipped him t>y •» Hm itty at this time o ( the year
neck in n 'ix-furlong thlillei at usually goes without sleep t ry
Manta Anita Park.
ing to fit together skits for the
The race was Citation’s second annual New York baseball slvuw.
trip to the post uftei a 13-month
Although Hm itty does u grand
layoff dui to leg injury, and 11 jo), of laying down the rules the
<»n* H tune-up for the Calumet lia-eball Wlitels have a loud time
rmiuoii hull for the >00.000 San agreeing.
Antonio limidicap Kelt. II uml
ih'fore milking any haphazard
Ilim.lillt) .Mania Anita hiindicnp , selections here nre some of the
rules:
Feh. 26.
It was a full-scale race f»(
O nly players nctive between
Mlche, however, as tie took Cita M et and IHIH are eligible. T h a t
tion's measure in 1:10 4/0 The eliminates a fellow like l.uke
winner paid IM0.2H. CHallmi eat Appling wlm still Is the short
i-l
stop for tile Chicago White Sox,
The dlstunce flivore.l Mlche, a If lie doesn't uuit soon theie'll
xplIntel, mill Ills 114-pound weight In- no room for his Hall of Fami'
assignment couldii'l he ctinipaiiu placque.
to Citation's l!(0 pound package.
Candidates
shall
he
clio.'.en
It was the first setback f "
on tile basis of playing ubillty
five-year-old Citation since t'*•^ integrity,
sportsmanship,
char
when he lost to Muggy ut lluvie
a d e !, their contribution to the
lie Grace. Mil. As a .wo-yeio "Id
team on which they played and
*he won l.enlen l.y Huwltch in the In baseball in general.
Wuslngtoii Park futurity. I*»t«*
Hullol spare is provided for
laces uis., were nl six furlong
Culinnet trainer Jim m y .loin- ten eligible players. A list of
was not pleased to s*e a defeat r>H men now in tire hull is sent
......... I oi, Ids former triple einwi. out tu some "!IU trn-yeni tmsebnlt Writers to avoid duplication.
champ's reciiril, hut he pointed out
Hint rilutinn was brought to Mao- (Ir.ly 23 of tiie f>2 players in the
hall were named hy the writera.
F in ish e s S ec o n d
tu Anita for Mg K»me. 'ml ve
t c la y 's r.W K l winners pur*.
II iioii kill was third, fill It)well t'V
Foynl Hlood, or. Trust, ami
hie . l a
y
. __________
Although eli'iTinlierring Hi the
ballot boxen Is far from our
mind you could pick up almost
any little He.l Hook of Hssehsll
and agree that the following
names helntig III the hall:
H a rry Heilmann, Mel O lt. Jim
m y Foxx, Hill T e r ry , Paul Waner,
ila iz v Value and Hank Greenberg.
Their deeds stum) out ill bold fare
in the record hook. Hecause "cullTu m o u rs
tr Unit hill to baseball In general"
is a fuctor, you ruuld add the
names of l.cfty Gomez, le w Fon
f
and F e lly G 'lloul wlthuilt
s s w a J M . . 11.... seca
having snmeone Idle off your
Mv Ho It le, lledily Hu«. M«* ‘
lei Trtlmiiv t'ldsl, Gegary.
' head.
,
■ml HI...P, Hally
llosiim, Ml * .Ta k in g them one ut a time to
i 'hole*.
_ .
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ufphi*
added
ciinfusioli
let's
'n iiH ti t u t 'i '—a/ia tk s sut»
g.ac
" o p ...........oil.
le. look nt the record:
IM Nellie It. tlrlsn, Hwllchl" Sf't
I I F I I .M A N N — A ll In. did with
jU jm Jsa.. Hand Dodgsr.
Detroit was to lead the American
m n n i i itAt b — a/tataa m i.
Dusiy's
ties!. Countsss
Nell, ' l.eague hitters four times. In
Aagusla, Hnsck nar. Parnstl. M«dy. Ml21 . lie . hit .:iV4, batted .4113
iKonjr iilmwlt. Hlr G*jry K
ill 1023? i hit JtOA in 1026 and
y i y r i l ItAl-Ce— (t/iatas Mile
a robust .308 In 1027. H a rry ,
Month Time. Harrol His, Mr. a Detroit Tig e r broadcaster— and
< tjc.h.,ii . nsy. Hnow nug,-m enai.good one— spys ba hit batter
asliu, itognl li.nrsr, Wha-t*t
alXTM HAl'Ce— •/!•(•>■ Aile
. the mid yeara "Oo 1 could
Vlnlls, llrafler'a Orlsf,
Otyplan in
Chief. i»liV Top, (Jky l>lsc. Usselng get a tulxe during : Die even
Jim, ilanitillns K. Whittles Rahr* years.” He was only joshing,
s i.r U V I ll H S m — aiIMt leiirse of course, lint he did lead the
..........late Kves HU'S IIIV Hilaroi, Malone. Henilimle t hlef, Mia- league ut u time when Hnlie
i h aei. Mesnlna. Uoriown. Ilolllna Kuth, T y Cobb mid George Hit
ler, all Hall of Famers, wsre
Alc h iiit i V' iiacm —a/iaia# mu*
knocking husubnllx out of shape.
I'aclfle
nines. Iltu. k
«)*•••'
Hellmniiu
hasn't
been
Malcti I’p. Nnriher* Hell. Tlipid T h a t
Terry. Chug A l.llir. Klmbo. Meter chosen before tills Is nui> of the
mysteries of l.useliall - I f not the
11" ' m a t h
i i .s i 'K — a/iatbs
jtn*
Iim ..I Money, t'roea City. Toolxl* witters win. vote.
(IT T
Ills M l limners In 22
iVl'.mle. illiiraU T e t-h ^ T u flr ^Itlll. veurs with the Giants Is top
figure fur the Nutional l.eague.
1,''''lTi'XTMr,|VAt'*^-0/iataa Mile
Illn.. I'nclflr. MJidreU'a Choice. He hit 3(1 or mure four baggers
Coco Illrl, Him Joe,
lla.k On. eight times and la topa In runs
Tricky Dyers. It.dllng Dens, Hen with 1,81)0. O nly mark against
Oimt*«r.
S a n f o r d * O r la n d o
K e n n e l C l u b ISntrU'H
FSC CagereTopped D e m a r e t L ea d s
3-S t r a i g h t By "
In $10,000
F lorida, Stetson
■ if
week’s Associated I'res* baskethull pull, invaded Cincinnati end
drubbed Xavier (O h io ), 68 to 47.
Kentucky had lust lo Notre Dame
on Monday.
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It*s a (act that aoraa ol the flneet crop* In thla w ttlo t
hale been mad. with V ert.tre.nl Truck irow er. all
over the nation have found that Vertaireen'a earnplate, hatter balenced formula helpe them (at |ar|er
yield, of Hear quality ve|etahlei. F4#d Vertafreen to
«/i your hi|h*lncom# crop*. It will repay jrou many
time* ever. Order tafay.
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Rooms
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Phone 1481
Three and four room apartments,
furnished.
Screened porches.
Phone U80 or 1323.
."wo room apartment, A p p l y " l !2
K im A venue.
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R t w 6 Yoom unfurnistird bunga*
low, garage.
Available now.
Phone 228-M.
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stores, 306-7 Sanford Are.
rill be available February 1,
M l 102 .
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h t i t l T or S E L L , Rouse, 4 rooms,
V e U ic ity , telephoqe.
S o ns
rnlture,
also 260
sleeWlc
ooder, cheap. S' miles south
Sanford Avenirs, Glndenrlll*,
C . L . F a rm sr, Ssnford, Fla ., lit.
f , Box 182.
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b a n v M He a ve s
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Ing. Portable power plant. 22
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Hpi ed Flu. 11 Kiimiri fm rent.
Fve rylh ine tu euniplete n first
clu. > Jnli.
Gall or L'ume Into
S E N K A R Ih Glass * Paint Gu.
113*111 W . 2nd
Phone 820
T U X E I N I F E E D S : Complete line.
Hunt's Tiisedu Feed Store.
V C R IM P IR O N R O O F IN G n ..»
avuilahhIII roof with F .ll A
T itle 1 Financing. No job tu..
stliuil. Slii'i limn Concrete Pipe
Gu. I'lmne 1241.
(i O N C K E T K F I.itO jlS , M A C H IN E
F IN IS H E D .
Free estimate.
M in n ie Concrete Co.
piiune
1336 .300 Elm A vs.
Azaleas from .26 up. Spencer 214
K. I Nth S tre e t^ ____
one ('..ii um 11 automatic oil floor
furnace. 60,0(10 (IT U with ther
mostat uml 40 feet uf stack
4126. Call 12116-It.
We Larth lose when you dull’t bring
your prescription* to L A N E Y '.H .
Phone 108.
,
lV A .N T f .il
O N E 4 I '8 h.p. Evlnrud* kicker.
Rargaln price— M l . Home ptione
788-J. office phoaj|3 I8 2 .
C H E A P — O n t gaS refrlgernior
and one gss ipaew ksster. P.O.
Rox lOH -Ostsan . '
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7 1/2 F O O T Croefey refrigerator
excellent condition, $160.00. nedroom suit ulmust nsw $60. May
lie seen at tVIghUW illlainx w are
house, 200 N . Laurel A v*. Ph.
1614.
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"G O G D Ta N D B A D ”
Fen tiark chairs— Reg. 69,06 $16.00
Used W alnut Chiffsrobe
I 0.U6
Used 6-pc. Dinette
.... . .. 24.96 t 'A l.l. 617 for Rattery, Gencmi.
Used 4-pc. Fib. Llv. Rm. 8u. 34.96
and Hlartrir service.
Hwnm's
IJied 3-pc. U v . Room 8 uite 10.96
Rattery Service, 301 W F ir I
0.06
Used (tverrtuffed Chairs
St.
Died Ice Boxes
. 9.96 and 10.06
Used 3-pc. Bed Room Suite .. 40.06 n I.H o .M F N F -F D F I. Oil fur Iim.....
Call A lv in Gdhani, Rlncluii lie
Keg. >140.06 2-pc. Maple
fining C V Phon* 916(1.
Living Room BtiHa ...... . 40.06
Floor
Sanding and Finlsiilng
mi
Used Kitchen Cabinets ....
24.96
O ak Floor* laid, isndeii nn.l
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A rtic le * P a r Bala — 11 i Shopworn Tslds Lamps—
finished at the right price. E I
Value* to $14.06
6.06
Htsven*, Tele. 710-R-4
M A TH E R O F HANFO RD
ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney's
.76c also .week days. Lunch*# A 203-00 E. I»t St,________ Phone 127 T R A C T O R W ORK* Phone |tl7 I
for free extinraliie.
Jack Kin.Short orders.__ '
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lorum Tested Flocks, Red*,
MAa fc
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K B H f& U
S Red Rosa Fred.
Rocks, Wyandottas, Rock-Red b ra g ITnel bultdaxeri ’Dump o in k ,
Touchton A Watson, 1201 Celery
Gioasee, Not flegad $6.78— 100. muck, fill dirt, shell and cl»y
Av*. Phone 11H6-J .
by load or job. Contact Cubsled
H O T L ii N G l lK S servad evsry day
A R su le rw n Contractors, inn E.
11:80 tu 8 — drIUi Hoik* Made
F R Y , Dept. 06, Boa 7, Black
New Y ork A ve., DeLand. ITninc
and corn Muffins. Homer's
wood, N . J . _ .
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46(1 or 216- W .
824 E a st U t . S t r e e t ___
For
ROBERT
E * t i* CU aii, Good M uter
tm
K a ta te
R IN G F H M A G M IN FM , new It used
Term*
316 F 6th St. Ph 1621
iWY , nA*LfcV DsviSson motor
F O U B bedroom home — Comer
A
loeatton. 2 lots. Kifbl bUehs cycle, 01 G.H.V. Good Urea and «—
s ii T i c i.d 4 T E R f B B
from Post Office, Priced vary
1934
Ford Coupe
't i t f o o
Lovely 3 hedrouiu house, n goud
'lucation pratically ueW. One A
half baths, very mudern. Price
|11,KM.
New 2 hedrowtn Imut'c, tile flouts,
tile hath, hot wutci
lirntar,
120 feet lakegroot. Price >0,360.
Very mudvrli, 2 hedrouiu huosc, nil
2 lilts, life time tiHif, nslieslos
sliingles, guuil I... litmu. |'i ice
>11,600.
Nice new rustic home, mi hike, 6
acres uf land, electric kitchen,
nice hath. Uotstnmiiiig value fur
>0,000. Term s.
6 were gruve un HiWay am! beauti
ful lake, three heurumu house
In goud repair, electricity, guud
water. Price >8.600.00
Three licdruom*. living roum, din
ing ruuin, Kitchen and tmtti.
Hardwuod flours, excellent loca
tion. Prlco >8060.00 Term s,
lice new two bedroom house uf
Masunary
construction.
Ideal
lix-utiun, three large lots, Priced
to sell. Term s If desired.
Prurticully
new three
bedroom
house un beautiful lake. F.lectricity, telephone and quilt- peace
ful living. Price >7,7'011.00
C. A . W H ID D O N NR.
110 South Park Ave.
Phone 1281
'anford, Florida ____
Eq u ity In N sw 2 Red Room House.
I.arge screened sleeping {lurch.
Tiled Bath. Large Lot. Garage.
_Phone 328.J.
.uke Front Lota on Uryjital Lake,
guud shade, city water, elec
tricity available.
L. A . Glint,
l.s k r M ary, F la.............. ........ __
20 sere grove all fenced. 800 l.ue
(iim Gong Valencia orange trees,
16 g ru p ifru lt, 26 lamon and oth
er fru it treaa, good home, barn
and
chicken coops,
beautiful
front Itw n. A home you can
be proud of and ba Independent,
>22,600. Houth end of Banford
A ir Bssa, C a ll Sanford 870-lt
Owner.
iB T e iB ln e i, > • boa, baby
bathlnette and wanriace<
Call
w hAa t i t , adMaw, decay sad Iwndfee era a threat.
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Dodge
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W a h ave IntfaAod faatttiaa f o r p ra -tra a fln g all i l i a i a n d
Good Tire «
1*2410 K . O. Blonde
1-8410 Georgia Tech
1*24110 Tootsie Tooter
1-240
Rube Harbor
1*1710 Th a l’a Tn lrty
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w han y e a feed yea r crop* V erta g N N
$ 1 6 0 -0 0
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H ER A LD , SANFORD.
rett* Jones, presiding
Australia hr staging a campaign
to curtail the mistletoe which kills
S o n g -l e d by Mr*. Juna Bell.
"W h a t A Friend We Have In many of that continent's forest
Jesus."
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liy L O U I S E F O S T E R
Lord's Prayer— Led hy
Clarence Mosely. Congregation.
M orning W o rt h iii--11:30 A .M .
SO U TH A N N U A L
Scripture Reading— Psalm 23
Y . I*. E .— 6:00 P.M.
CON FEREN CE H ELD
by the president. Mr. E. Jones.
Sunday Evening W orship 8:00.
The South Annuul Conference
Song— "Doe* Jesus Care”
Monday N ig h t. 7:30 P.M . Prmyet
the Methodist Chinch was held
O p t o m c t r la l
led hy Mrs. Rebecca Long.
at Stewart Memorial Methodist Meeting.
Bible verses were recited hy each
Wednesday N igh t, 7:30 P.M.,
Church In Daytona Beach, Jan.
member of the Board, after
Prayer Meeting.
. P-22.
which the meeting was turned
111 Magnulia Axe.
Phone 512
Friday N ig h t, 7:30 P.M ., Youth
Those attending during the sexInto the hands of the president
.ion from Sanford, were: Mrs. Movement.
for business.
Saturday N ight, 7:00 P.M , Ush
..Ilzatwth Brown Wilson, Mrs. It.
M r. and Mrs. Clarence Mosely,
IN C O M E T A X
E. Strickland, Mrs. Lillie R. Hall, er Hourd Meeting.
Tire Public always welcome tu D10 Cypreta. Avenue U-ing the host
R E T U R N S I 'R K I 'A K E D
Mrs. Kuth J . Allen, Mrs. Marie
and hostess for this meeting added
Ilk
F o r ii i*r
K m p i " ) **
Malone, nnd Miss Katie Robinson. attend our Services.
of 111 f •*r 11 •<I I I # v e n u e .
to it by serving refreshments
Hlshup R. M. Hanna, pastor,
Rev. J . C. M u rra y furnierly of Key
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A. Henderson, reporter.
The public Is invited to worship
S.» Irf HI tl Kl .11(1.4
Jones, president; Anna D. Culhert,
with its each Sunday.
vice-president;
Julia
Hell,
secre
Th e weekly activities are:
ALLEN CHAPEL
ta ry ; Ida Musons, treasurer; Silvl
Sunday School 0:30 A.M , Mi
A M. E. C H U R C H
IM P O H T K I )
E I1). Smith, Hupt.
Tiie I'ustoi uml Members uf A . G rady, sick committer; 1)0) Mae
M orning .Services, 11:00 A .M .
Allen Chapel A .M .F . Church will H ardy, W illie Ree Cason, Reliecrn
Young Adults Improvement Club observe Sunday, Jan. 20, as Mis- Long, Alims Paine. Robert People,
Clarence Mosely.
E X C L U S IV E W IT H
meeting 6 : 0(1 P.M ., Mrs. Isiur Hus xiun Day.
Service will begin as usual with
ton. president.
Evening Services 7:3U P.M.
Sunday Sellout Ht 0:30 A .M . The
Irlandu llg w y at French Av*
Come u n i Worship with us.
Special Mission day program will
S T . J A M E S ( l l t 'l l l II
feature four speakers: Mrs. M E
Th e new pustor of St. James
A N N I V E R S A R Y O B S E R V E D A T H a rris, SanR ird; Mrs. Horton, A .M .F . Church, Rev. W alter S.
W inter Purk; Mrs. Callle Jo h n White, is making u special appeal
A N T IO C H M. It. C I H H C H
son, Orlando, uml Mrs. Viviun to tiie members and friends of the
O V IE D O . F L O R I D )
Each will chureli to attend the services all
Antioch M I s s i o n a r v ilu|>tlM llii'ki'rson, Sanford.
Church are observing their I’ns- give short discourses on one of day Sunday.
Emphasis is tiring
to r’s, Rev. It. Illuck, eighth A nni the following subjects;
placed upon "Mission" and the
1
.
Wlm
cun
und
should
do
M
is
versary having commenced Tue s
trustee side of the loeul church.
Thtis'i no tone*? enf
sionary W ork?
day N igh t, Jun. 24, U.ISO.
Th e pustnr will preach a special
flssd fee 81 to* tea
2.
Where
Missionary
Work
can
Th e program is us follows:
sermon tn the missionary workers
li on sofiasllr oel eye*
Tuexduy night, New M l. Calvary lie Doll*.
of the entire eniniiiilliily. He will
m v . The tat* "iMentaMOen Motbed"
3.
Essentials
of
success
In
Mis
11. II. Church, Rev. A . C. McQueen,
give exerpts from hi* trip to |
eftsa HKtoaM Is •** day I O»*0
sionary Work.
pastor.
Jerusalem ami other points of the
f ,000 OsaUd, all ago*
4.
Building
u
new
Community.
Wednesday
N ig h t:
Forint nl n
Holy Land and will show u few of
m il A o o x i H
Minor will lie furnished hy all hi* souvenirs.
Head M. It. t.'tiuri'li. Rev. S. It
three
Choirs
of
tiie
Church
!r«A — iKti N«di
WftiB—
Rcmhert, parlor.
A t the evening worship at 7:00
Tiie A .C .F . l.eague begins at
Thursday N ig h t: St. John M. It.
C R O S S SYS P O U N D A T IO N
P.M.
he
will
speak
from
the
sub
11:00 P.M. with the President Miss
Church, Rev. C. 1. Jones, pastor.
ject "Kuilding tin- New St .tallies.”
Friday N ig h t: The Church tit liu z iI Brown in i barge.
Rev.
M is. Ter ranee Brooks Bitde ex Kveryune should lo-ai him
God, Rev. Klee, pasture
position will lie on hand to give White come* to us with a wealth
Sunday Afternoon. 3:30 I'M
of experience a* pastor, preacher
B e In d e p e n d e n t
koi'khlll M. It. Church, Jamestown, remarks.
He served
file service ut 8:00 P.M. will and world traveler
Rev. Hardwick, pastor.
four
years
as
a
cliuplaln
In
the
Sunday N igh t, 7:30 P.M. Giant feature the Happy Four Quartet United Slates A rm y, 20 months
M anage Y o ur
ti'uio T a m p ", Floilou. These sing
Chapel A .M .F . Church, Rev. W. f
overseas.
ers
are
well
known
in
this
sec
G rant, pastor.
O w n B u s in e H S
Ton ig h t at 7.30 P.M. the "Soul
A t Hie end of tire Evening serv. tion, and will bring lo one and
11
*
•»
i»
him )<ti t>|r|M»ritiiiliy In
S
titrrrs
Gospel
Singeis"
of
A
lta
ull
gospel
in
song.
The
public
is
Ices there will he a splendid pro
«'llr of I lit* fM»l rw| MroMItlK
gram rendered. Everyone i* cord always eoidiully invited tu w it monte Spring* will -trig at St.
l.il* il.r-ocw nu ll JiroVrll RtlUVt
11v **r ii Kc liH-tiinr U r li^vr irliiil
ially invited to attend tlie-e serv ness then- set vices.
James Chinch
l)u Sunday a 'm u
IliN flit** ut ru fo| i« r i v n
Rev. A C t'huiidlei, pustor.
ices.
sical orange «ip' will lie hud at
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M iN prn i m m < a i . i i i i : k j p
.Miss Alftedu W n g h t, reporter.
Rev. R. R. Black, jiastur.
(lie home of M is K S Johnson,
r o l l 4V I I I . M l| tsiol 4|»|r|o«
| » It IH'
» ••*!. I,, Ili\ rw| III rr|iil|i||it*ni
Mrs. Thelm u Kurtz, lepoiler.
601 Cypres* Street
All nre cordi
Mild IHM.lt
Nr
-Mlllllrt
\\’r
S E N IO R U S H E R B O A R D
ally invited Ii. attend these a ctivi
F lu
t o||||r|*o|e* 11.11III IIH M'lil
ties.
O F S I. J AM ES M E E TS
A C T IV IT IE S FOR W E E K
f olrldlo r |(r|r|Hii r* **11 ItMliRrct
ill Ifrte i kIr ik U Ills* tlrl.lllw Ml|e
St. Juiiies A .M .F Chinch Senmi
A T C H l 'I t r i l O F tiO lt
T o get the new - of the city,
tot *
loti .(iMle-w Hlllllir. *14
Usher Ituaid met Jan. 26 nl H:till ■end T il e Su u foid lleiald daily.
H IC K O R Y A V K .
l ' - » It S' « o III.ItA l.D
P.M. with (lie president, M r. E v e
Sunday School- 10:00 A.M .
W ill Mio- P io to ii, icporler
J
194 0
Huick Club Coupe
19 3 9
Chevrolet 2 Door
M il*
1
SANFO RD
l)r. Henry MeLaulln
H I AIKI NO
HK(iISTItATI()N NOTICK
TH E
J A N . 17, 1>80
COLORED NEWS
P h o e n i x G oH O p en
N a p h fh a n a ta p ra ta rv a flv a t 6 Im u ra o u r c u tf o m a ri a g a tm t
$ 1 0 0 .0 0
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$ 10 0 0 .0 0
Cab Over Engine
Rac#— 5- I I
.
H E A R IN G
Special
1940
Chevrolet 2 Ton
N in t h
H o g a n , P a lm e r
Palmer given a good chance of
fooling tnein both.
Th e opening round In th firflO ,000 Ben Hogan open tournament
went to Jim m y yesterday by •
single stroke as he tied the com
petitive course record with a 84.
lie also dropped the first hole-inand plopped the Moo climb to the one uf hi* competitive career, as
Mel was ills inability to win a top uf the collegiate win-lose nls high number tree iron shot
pennant hut that has nothing to column.
on the 13th hole rolled Into the
do with the hall of Fame, which
Th e hard hitting Miami H u rrl- cup.
lacks such managerial names as
r.xnr- - ft rh.; .precedent last F rt|)elr,«leF.h 'vl.,'•,, '*■*'
’i."'1’ *
M iller Huggins am. Joe MiA u itby.
«od .'Saturday nlghtx in a lw h e n Hogan finished with a 06 U
K U X X -L e d
the
American double bill that ended with South- «{«. Palmer in second place, bsn,
League with ,3bt) in 1033 and ern on the short end of two ten who said his putting wns "td| best
five years later topped It with point margins of victory. W e d n e s-ll've done in my life," stroked a 30•340. And tie was hitting homers day night the Stetson s.juad set loot putt Into the bole to score
with Kuth and l.ou Gehrig. Foul tile
..............................
M ik-x down by u score of' 60-60 n„ eagle three on the long par
times hig Jim m y lid tin. loop In u see-saw contest that saw five lHtli hole.
in homers, getting M In 1032 Southern hnpes for a win squelched
Ileniuret hasn't won a tourney
which is tops for a right lisrulcd by u Stetson spurt in tbe final since the 1040 Phoenix open and is
hitter.
out tu mid dearth. Th e tourna
inmutes uf play.
T E K R Y — Might not have l>een
S o u t h e r n will have another ment is not nil wrapped up for
the most popular manager around chance l<> »tT its feet on the come Hogan, Demaret or Pnlnww
Sam Snenii and W ally Ulrich of
hut lie Was a slick first baseman hack road Saturday when they
and the kind of a hitter any meet the Mercer University Bears Minneapolis were just two strokes
off the lender's once with fiveteam
ronld use. He led the from -Macon, Gn.
Both colleges
National League with .401 in are members of the Dixie Con un(J«r*|»ftr !UJ'n. .fuck Iliin J n
1030 and was the last lo hit ference.
Mercer
defexted
the FI Paso and Dale Audiuuson of
that figure in the senior circuit. Aloes on Dec. 0 hy u score of 70-63 Hinsdale, 111., ench Imd scores uf
W A N E R - -H i g Poison was one hut have since been trumped by i.7. A t t'H were Cluyton lleafner.
of
l.as,'bull's scientific
hitters Florida Ntate who fell to FS C Charlotte, N . C., Fred Hawkins of
He pared the National l.engur twice on Jon. 13 ami 14 hy scores FI Ua-si and Ellsw orth Sines of
Chicago.
three times. In '27 ills mark was I « f 71 -t>6 nnd 60-48.
A ll told, th irty <>f
p la y-fu r.380 followed by .382 ill *31
Prior lo tiie Stetson upset, pay buy* were under regulation
and .373 in '.'III. He is one of
Southern had n senson record nf figure*. The lending amateurs were
seven to make 3,000 hits.
-even wins und four losses and
V A N C E — National
L e a g u e was mnintuining n field goal aver G ray Madison of Phoenix nnd Bill
strikeout king seven years in s age of 34 per cent. A total of 700 Markluim nf Fust Hampton, Conn.
row as a Dodger. Three times goals had Iwen attempted and 242 Th e y both hast 72. one over par
( t r the 0,020-yard Phoenix-JCounhe fanned 16 men In nine innings mada good.
Out of 266 free
and four times led the league throws the Mocs made good 14ft try Club course.
In earned runs.
] for 67 per cent. By comparison
G R E E N n E K G — Won the A m e ri I their opponents scored 31 percent
can League runs batted in crown " f 7.10 field goul attempts and
four
times
and
shares
with mutclie.l the Southern squad at
f«7 per cent of free throws. The
Foxx the mark of 68 homers for Mocs lisd scored (130 points against
a
right
handed
hitter.
After •>I7 for their opponents.
• IT T IR -IA S IIR
blasting 41 burners In 1040 lie
Lou lliifiiugel lead the Mur
came hack six years latei to hit high scoters with 112 points, an
44 and pare tlie league for the nerrage of III per game. Hill Vals'lituie wns second with « « . Chuck
third time.
forty mnl Gtfn«* Hohlijn* have
Y O U R H IA R IN O
G O M B Z — A great southpaw in eight-game totals of 77 and 70
IIR V IC I C IN T IR
the thirties, not the greatest, points, respectively. Joe Zovath
hut
the copy.
And Ills per had remained in play for s total
M ille r -I iln lin p l o .
fect W orld Meries rerun! shows of 111 minutes, un uverage of 28
li t S. Park We.
minutes per game.
Rocky Pegg Gel
six wins without a setback.
Fit MS 11 H A T T K K l h S
fog
F O N S E C A — lie's the man who topped the free throw column witli A L L hesil.'g elds here ut h u l* .
does such a great Job with the un average of 02 per cent.
annual
major
league
motion
picture. He was a pretty good
Inflalder, too, and hit .3t)0 fur
Cleveland in 1020 tu lead the
league.,.
0 ' D O m , - H i ) popular ae mana
ger of. U ig' San Franct-cn Meals
T h e R oiflH tratlon Igroks o f the C it y o f H nnfortl,
that nut on the coast people
sec at lo forget he led the Nation
K lnritlu, w ill Ijp open ut the C it y H a ll, co m m e n cin g
al 'League with .808 with the
once
futile
Phillies
and
III
S a tu rd a y , J a n u a r y 2 1 , 19f>0 . fo r tlm |ini'|Hme o f
1032 w i t h . .JltlH. Still a HrookI
I i
,
,
lyn-record.
rcglB te riitR f o r the Special M u n icip a l E le ctio n to be
O f todaya’s stars, only Stan
Muslal, Joe DIM aggiu, Ted W il
held on F e b ru a ry 2 1 , 1950, 'and w ill rfcm uin open
liam* ami Raipii Kiner might
match th4 deed of some of (he
each d a y except Su nda y* arid fholklaytfl up tn
former star*. Th e four current
Iteaulie* of the luit never will
in clu d in g F e b ru a ry , 10, J 950.
'
Is- lost in the crowd of base
ball's great hitler* but that’s
exuctly what appears to have
II . N . S A Y F .H
hu|)peti«l«sl to follow* I Iki* H eilC IT Y R E G IS T R A T IO N O F F IC E R
u ir iiii , O il, F o e x ami P. Wane*
T)it*rtt m‘t*ii»* to !>«• no olliar
xplanntlon.
—
—
Chevrolet Tractor
(IA IN K S V II.I.F . Jan.
F R ID A Y
By J A C K S TB V B N H O N
L A K E L A N D , Jan. 37, — (Spe
P H O E N IX , A rts., Jan. 2 7 -U P )
cia l) — Florida Southern’s w in
ning ways un the state's hardwood — Ren Hogan and Jim m y Demaret
courts hit rock bottom In their renew their Phoenix gulf battle
last throe tilts with the University today with a fellow named Johnny
of M iami and Stetson University
V«rtagr«tn
HUNTS
C I A I .) — Th e University of Murldu
swim ming team is off to a good
stnri for tliu inr.ll season. Th e Gutors trimmed Georgia and Ciemsun
In dual meets early this year
cl
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FRIDAY JAW. 27, 1958
2 S 5 * iffl2 i
M urder, Suicide
SEVENTH DAT
Scientists Scoff
At THE CHURCHES
Tnallaaea f l e a Papa Oaa)
l l nails.e.
-a t Ids heart.
Near a telephone in the Heath
*he time,
quarters lay 12.30 and a note ash- Unit 1,11 » ,f
In f whoever entered to call u Intense that
hrother If Heath In Klnatnn. A splitting ato
<iiuernl home made the call and these exj,|oas tnid that Heath had called the ntnms rangfi
vnther earlier Inst evening and | Iron.
In cm
. mplaincil of having had a hnart i these atoms'
attack.
I In two parti
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r - ■MT7T”\‘.hT
W Lf M l, Jan. 27. — Up) — TV> menta.
Dade county auto lug agency was
These rosn
turned Into a shooting gallpry at more power/
noon today liy a herserk man who atoms of A -t
shot hls former wife at least five they orear
times, wounded another- employe tlnuously In
and then himself was shot to death good guarani
at the ageney'it manager,
destroying hi
The dead man was Identified ns the great h
Weston Thom as Kinsey, 31.
He ; tfuil the U.
w as shot four times at point Commission 1
blank range hy 1 . I). Hm llh. the puny coinpa
•grimy malinger.
shuts of cosrti
The vletitn of Kinsey's hale, ------------ ---------Mrs.
Motitei
Itrawshnw,
was
,,r|
n lU M
:!*,,'k" on Mj'ntnrlal llos- Hn<| ,.im,||||„n
pltal In rrllh nl condition.
omm "
Heihert Kilobits of 2101 HW
Much a pro
8th fit., was struck In the shoulder ciHiiitilr In
bv one of Kinsey’s bullets hour,- 1(ib Belgian
ftng off a Wall.
m ill Mila soine
A ll Church Notices must be presented at the Herald office on the
day before publication.
Hanford MlnlPlerlnl A hhocIb Hoii
}|. L. Zimmerman. President
Joe C, CrewH, Sec. * Tretut.
R ev.
H A N F O R D C I T Y M I 8 H IO N
■■'AtHi H ire d and Ifnllv Avenue
H er. (ieorga. Marsh, Pastor
Mrs. K site Campbell, Hupt.
( fo rm e rly Church of Mod)
Opening Service 7:30 I*. M.
Sal urilay.
Speaker Itev. |„ W. King of
I'ittshurgli, Pa.
Special Music.
Sunday Service 2: Hi I1. M.
Ilev. Paul H a rris speaking.
Thursday 7:3(1 P. M. Prayer ami
praise.
Everylaidy cordially invited to
I'll Hi imp ^<*fv|r'«aN
I’ome and park your troubles
with us ami we w ill help you.
This will hr known as the Chi 1st
Heeling Mission.
L A K E M A N Y C O M M U N IT Y
C H U H C II
C. C. AVhlte, Minister
Church School I 0 :(M1 A . M.
Classes for all ages.
Morning Worahlp 11:00 A . M
Clin young people will share m
taking imi■t in this service. Every
Itodv Invited.
W rstmlnster Pellowshln nl tl;:in
P. M.
Adol, choir prartlee TToitsdav
nl H:<m P. M.
*\ r n i i M v
priol consent of the tinlteii .utivies.
A ll pledge to "take itucli seetirlly .m -asi ’es as mny tie agreeil" to
"prevent .the disclosure or rm nprondsa of UOV elasslflnl (secret}
military articles, Services » r In
lorn, at Ion."
■
ftpylllng out the enndiHous fui
American help was the prim ary
r.Aitpeso of tlie agleetliritU
ftul they also pledge lhat me
.•.tilled Stales call get raw ami
tamlpiorcserd materials from l*11'
LurhI Notice
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Sflrtlr* IV tieielfV eU "e
kre
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to
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fimter Ihe ......... ......* u i-u*
An II |» ril
nivii >t HuPlilr
'lhat v»* ,nti-iul In real",*'
nvmv .............. ," *...... ..
•"
»«m
•Tlctlllnos Ns me util'll,c ‘ tn » l ,
gee aao <•*• Klnrlitn tOiitnli *
with ill* el*rh lit th» ''lr> oil 1 “ V" '
o( Hsmtniil* fnuiitv. Klurlits
M h l i . u 1 rilr Is ant
A nun II Uli Iisvi rvI
Own vra
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JP tn i'IA I.
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HKMINtll.t:
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P IIIH T C H t llM T IA N C llU Ilt tl
1007 Hsnford Avenue
J, Itnarlall Parris. Minister
" T H E C R O W N E D C I I U I H T ” i*
the Minister's sermon solijei’t nl
the Plrst Christian (T iu irh fm
Sunday morning. T h is the flint <J
ii series on ChiJsl Messages I" tin
Seven (Tiurrhes
“ U N Tfl
TH E
U T T E R M O ST”
will he I lie evening sei lilnli oh
|eel The C h n rrh school will ........
at tl tfi A . M. and the Clulsllao
'Y n o lh peltowship will meet at
11:30 P M. A welcome Is extended
MlK It Mil
III.vI Inn Hour
.News
Weslelli
lao.ln.rrs
Hrv .'it O VIiiek r't'it*
^ews
I ’,.mil llsete lo ilirx tis
I'rnukl* Carle ririliesirs
Muri'lna tipvHilim*
\j iir.il*> In M iihIo
W ar 1>t »l Nle»
I'hll Tteetl a, i In- "• as ii
F orestry Hhnw
rtplkr jnaee Iinli*»irs
Pin I ' ii Pars'll'
A liny. A (till, III"! Musle
.Vlrlnily
M u r s i I ii *
Hnimav K s v r uirliestis
(flilldrea's fMsssle Ilnur
Allium Review
Unsli' Hawaii
W orld nl N’lieo
Til* jtstid IVsgmi
Hin> Chili
Popular Hint
{.at I li Anlei Ii mis
11listen I Varieties .
liar None Itsnrh
Tunsy'a Otar
MuSIral Hhowrss*
Music I .over's I’ronrsm
Titsn Ttinas Jive Session
Ithythni Hour
Tlis Itrlglil Hpot
Vews
T w lllg li l Unrigs
Msrket Peliort
-iiolilh Peraile
fti i i n v ilonrliiisii rn te ri J i ri "
to Ifilns on s rlmlll
Mil lulu i Hi Iiiiii I lesson
Uni
Sin,i< tli m oim y
Cloli
K * v Iii >,*h he Curl*
Vnrlel v Hull
Me*, Mu- lllltlll
Hie Min,i, Cilt, Inn
I 'Ii 11 Merit ot the •■nan
Ulioive Kina nf the Use
An lliterloiln nf Music
I I ’* lliil . e'lm*
Miiilorle Hughes
I "ii til It- 11i-istr ti HronUessl
At finm* W ith Music
\eu s
UUti rtff
XT ATE f i e P l r m t U A . Ik
e m ir.
It A D ID P IK H IH A M
"Adventures
In
Rrotherhood"
will he the subject nf a program to
lie presented each Tuesday evening
T r a V c r h k . i/ ric rri.K ii,
over Station W T R R . These proflafsndsnt
grama will I,a directed by Rev.
_
APPHAN.
and Mrs. Ashton Jonca nf Atlanta,
The HY.t. nf rtorlitai Orastinf
To
Prances K
lei»ru*r, It,* t'Ttn- Oa.j at 11:30 P.M.
Ini. Hi. Ju lie ,I. Iltlliut*
Pm the past in yeara M r. done*
T o u are haTsliy reunlrtd to ap
pear tn a i-*rtn1li Hill ul Untilulatnt tins been working as a free lance
ftl.it Hialust r » i , for a illvorco. minister fur the cause uf world
now pamllna In the Clrnult Court
of Hamlnole Ciiunly. Klnrlrtii. :'*• brotherhood. T im public la IttvHed
tuinable to the H l h ilay of r n h - to hear the radio program and tn
rusry , HIM, In itafaull Ihsraof aaot meet Rev. and Mrs. Jones.
Atuae will proc**'l r l Jiarle.
■I,it this onlar publlahail for
M O H N IN D D P .V O TIO N H
th i statutory time raunirad. hr *
law, fur fnur conMcutlv* wesae
Th e Morning Devotions P ro
in therianforU llsralft,
a news gram, heard dally at H:30 A.M.
paper of general circulation to
over W T R R , will be conducted
aakl county amt stale.
W ITNKHH My ham! amt offlrlul neat week hy H rv, Joe C. Crows,
•sal of office at Hanford, Florida,
pastor of the Church of (1od.‘
this H lh day of January, m il.
Tin,so programs are sponsored
O. P. HF.ItNIJON
Clark
of NinthJudicial
hy the Hanford Ministerial Asso
Clre.ult Cuurl, Hemlmds
ciation, ami conducted by the vsrl*
Counly, Florida.
tuts pastors of the city.
• CA L
at i t
m il
nis n iH
E t r t V A l t l ' J I.H K K r l.K It.
Plaintiff.
IIO I.Y
C R O S S CM I III II
f Fuller op a l)
the Itev. II. I.v lllrlo il Zimmerman.
If. It Iferfnr
till Snmlnv After Kpiphivov
H un A M. Holy Commonimi
0:00 A. M. Fa m ily He,vice ,»ol
Chinch School.
11:00 A. M. Mot lilog Plat e, ami
Herman.
4:00 P M. Aenlvtes Festival nl
Services during the week
Ugtl,ei|ia| lu Orlando.
Monday through Thursday and
Saturday Holy Corunoinluo, 7:30
A. M
Prlrlay Holy Communion, tMMI
A . >M.
SEED
O ver
R A D I O S T A T I O N \V. T . R .
s . 3 0 E A C H P .V E N IN t;
TUESDAY. JAN
R.
3 |st T H R U S A T U R D A Y , F E n . 4th
FLOOR MATS
ItllllllEK MATS
$3-50
(FOR A M - M ODBL CARS)
Thp«5f» iintif11y Mw1« llefcir* Ymi Huy
K.
Mnrrlsmi,
UfartHRcr
is a
P IIIH T
1 't'V U IIY T E H I IN
C H P IIC f l
Her, Anxiis Alrtnais, tl I t , Pastor
U 4fi A M Chin. It Helmol
11:00 \
M »ndng W 'lisidp
Harmon lie ft, llnlierl* II. Me
Ca vltll.
Pastor •>f Pnik
l.nke
Mi leiuln
ft 30 P M Pveidog Worship
Service.
Special Musle f>» Sutldav Morn*
log;
Anthem:
"Whet. Clillilren
P ra v" l.v tlie Ytu.lh Choir.
Th e mele tjueile, will slug "D a y
is Dying In Hie West" for the
npprlel Sunday Evening.
— —
C II H IH T I AN «
M IS H K IN A R Y
A L L IA N C E
Park
Avenue
snd
Pmirleenth
Street
fllenn K. Hmllh, Pastor
Rllite Hclitad 10:00 A . M.
M r. A. W lrlmldt, Hupt.
Morning Worahlp 11:00 A . M.
Pastor’s si.hject: TemptHtlim and
V lrlo ry .
Evening Service 7:40 P- M.
O ur Evening Service Is Inform*
at, and adapted to all ages. Th e
paatnr will speak on the subject!
"W ill Ye also go A w a y ? "
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, it's Rood looklnR;
"Neateit looklnR thing on
wbeelal” folks ssy.
ur r
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m
m
And, man alive, is it wonderfttl (o
touch to« to tresdle and see what
stepped-up, still higher contprcs*
sion Fireball vatve*in*hcad power
can dol
Pretty slick, too, the way i I i c r o
new Buioks snuggle ucully into
tight parking places— llmtik* to
inches saved by that perfectly swell
new idea In fronDcnd design.
B ut know what the sweetest news
of all Is about this 1950 Buick line?
Mister, you can pick and chooitf
With nearly a score of body types
to ohoose from— four wheelbases—
Bve power rstings— Coupe, Sedan,
Convertible, Riviera and Kittle
Wagon models— there's a car here
for just about tvtry taste.
Hear C. A. Holcomb, Florida Baptist
Brotherhood Secretary
A Layman With A Message For Laymen
PLENTY
RED BLISS
POTATOES
liy
ItKV. i,ml MRS. ASHTON JO N ES
C H H IH T C H U R C H , l.oniwood
.
( Episcopal)
The Rat. II. Iivtflnfou Zlminermsn,
II. II. Vlrar
I"
llh Soodav lit e r Eplphsnv
4:00 p. M P,veiling I'tnvei ami S>
Mertiooi All are welrnme.
N. H, RED
4ftc Each
MJVKNTUKKS IN BROTHERHOOD
Jack
N ltiocellol'....
tru guncotton.
9 — A GRADE
41 -' #
C E N T R A L B A P T IS T C H U R C H
N inth Street end Laurel Avenue
of the Church’s plant to vestries
Her. H. L . Whatley, pastor
mid other groups of laymen in nil
I'hone tnlii-K
parts of the country. Th is I* heSunday School D:4f> A .M . ( ' I n « » i
|IPViol to ho the first time nny
compurnhle nunitier of Inymen hnvo for nil nge»,
engaged In such nil enterprise for
Morning Worahlp, 11:00 A .’.L
the Chnrrh.
•Tin" 1’erfl of One and Tw o Sin*''
Also it is Iwllcved to he the by the pnitor.
ftihl lime that nny Church hna orH .T.U ., 0:110 P.M. Union* for nil
Konired nr, intensive campaign
nitre.
of rdii'Otion that can touch every
Evening W orship, 7:30
P.M,
man, woman, HtnPeliild in it.< mcm
Sermon by the pnitor.
I... i ■■h Ij" Tt""‘ F » j *i';^i> nlnn« rail
. .... if.
> Service, U'»-r.
fur n
i mm it's,.
'*
!
nesday.
7:30
P.M.
l!i,< i huich' mi ’ iiomiry work over"I'o n i" lhi.ni with u* and we will
„••»*. including the
* "f rc*
|i..f of Christian war-aufferer* do thee good."
in Kiimpo nod Asia, uml the reSong Idrda eat mistletoe her tie
rltli ineiit .if Displaced Pei amis
as a winter food supply.
in thi i country.
S^ir^Sr rs,£:vyr;:l..t;.. z
WEEK OLD
*
L. H. Shepard end Wm. Watt
AnaUtanU
Era. R. (J. Itrinm ii, Sahhath
Si hnnl superintendent.
Thomas W aller, home missionnrv leader.
Sahhath School Oi B O .A . M. every
C H U R C H O P C H H IH T
Saturday; church eervlce, 11:00
,'SVT*
Secend H triei and Erttv— serenue A M. Prayer m e d ia ,’ 7 :«i p if
Wednesday.
Sunday Services
lllh'e " L illy 10:00 A. M.
Will ship 11:00 A . M.
H O S T C H t ’ ltC fl O P ( I t lllH T ,
tiK r a tte
S C IE N T IS T
Preaching I he Word 7:30 P. M.
Sunday Services:
SOO
Hrcoml H ire d
Th ill aday.
Mid orek llllile Study 7 30 P. M. Meiaitlg civ ile
till A.
A weleumii to all, especially to
Subject: "L o v e "
the atrangrr ami the poor.
i
L,In y Service
M ild
^ 5 g •,
Room
J H B f iiino P
til
T H E C H U R C H OP HOD
Ml arc welcome to at lend .....
H
Itry. Jne ( ’. C rra s , Pastor
In use
Itend, hi:
23011 Kfm Avenue
,,
. . .
...
T h r P T. R E V . J O H N B. B E N T L E Y
Hominy school begins at 0:40 **" Jn ire s « i
I.O U .
Is the subject of the forrm-r p,,|,or, nl Alaska, now v„eMorning worship at ll:<M> A. M.
.c-Min Sermon whichi will he road president ot tl„ N’.„ .... ............... ,.(
A M. Classen for all ages.
in t Iturrhea of ( hrlst, SclentiM, the Ipisct.|.aU httrrli ami Ihrerlur of
Message hy I lie pastor.
throughout the world on Sunday, its Overseas Itrparlmrut, who is one
Evangelistic service at 7:30 P.
rd many (Tiurrli leaden p.otii ijiaiiior
M Message and altar rail hy the January 20,
The fioldim Tea l Is: "T h e laud arlivcly in a ihurili wulc edie.iliooal
|iiislor.
huth appeared of old unto no , rampaian, looking toward i-ipuii,inu >>{
Player
meeting
and
Fllhle living. Yea, I have loved Mice wilh main phases of tin l'"|ii«o|wl Church'*
1 11iiy each Tueday evening at mi everlasting Invn: therefore with program of work at lionir anil over -cat.
7:311 p M Come and filing your loving kindness have I drawn
llihles,
thee” (Jetem lnh 31 d ll.
wm
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Missionary servlre Thursday evAmong
the
citations
whirl 1 1 0 1 | N i l O l f R ' I ’
| | C a f lS
,'iilog at 7.311 P. M. A good mis- nmiprisf
Mm*
hh >m im 1 )m
soiiiary program li ythe hand.
from the lllhle: "A m i | t '| % J u | r -» | * s il
rliln m li
V I.. It. servlre p'rhlny even following
wi< imvfl known uml k 'litv w l Mir
I[j4 ll
v v illll CM
ing 7 ;.'i0 I' M A program for all
Invi* Hmt Um l hnlli *»> us. Mud i
^
voting people.
( | 1 * 0 U |J
The chut eh string ha ml will love, and he that dwelleM, ll. love f * # C lI I C « t 1 1f H I
divelletli In find, and tool in linn
I
furnish the music and ll,e piddle
IH invited to allend.
T h r'i'.l’isson^Hel 11,1.......Iso Includes I Ea rlvle lino h.d.le, him to..... np
I he ........Wing passage fro,,, the
...... m il.. «f the coeot oo
P IIIH T I I A P T IH T P H U H r i l
i Ini stinii
W leltcr
t e * t l i " " k,
f
l" ’ " 1
p „ ,k Aseriue at H h th Hlreet
•■Science- and Health w ill, Key to
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.......... " »
\\_ |> llriHiks. Jr., Pastor
“ We've Saved A Place For You'' S i r
TrsH .H % height. "A
r ..........
nf H d
Holiday School H:4fi A. M,
,\ piutat for every age. Mirth
.
Death
T l i ;:z T .f : " t t "
" » r i t ? ’. : ™
M „ rlltllK Worahlp 11:00 A. M
ael.vity u H o is t
Message ('. A. Ifoli ulilh, llaptlsl Z t ^ nly i T K l t m l r a l . n . l p u t of j’ ' - " ' ’
||«HI only
MO
.... .....
In,, nhn atoii. In mesioo ni li'me
Miniliei Imod Secretary.
mini. Is tin om
.
, ,
and ................ In social M'hilioli'
| m m iiig Union fi lft P M.
p. rlissnrtwrl V Mint I r . t at Tr, i, 1 ; In* .................. ............
((h........... . Hll
^ Cuooi fm every chltreli Tliemoifitilli*
U "1 I* **■
1
* 1st cut I'h n n T i’s tmlioual and wot hi pm
.
y Story flmll for children ,,,,,1
its Idea. man. are emxlatent
and elernnl" (W it I I " Ih e l.
, ,,f Mole Cross H o o e l
SPECIAL
CHICKS
A D V E N T IS T C H U R C H
Elm and Seventh Street
Elder A . E. Ite m
Superintending I'entor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Farb Amos si Math Street
Services begin Sunday morning at 11 ;00 A M.,
January 89, Md continue each evenluf at 7i*0
? . U, thru Wedneaday erenlnt Feb, 1,
Sunday Morning Service broadewt over WTia
JUST FOUR DAYS — WVB R lV fC B rv .
N o r does it stop there.
You can have the tpdpmtni
you want, too. Oat these 1950
swifties with e whole host of
accessories which you specify
A s for prices — good sir, iust go
hak at Ihrm!
They literally cover every price
bracket above the very lowest.
Tltts year's Buioks range from
eights ihut arc priced like sixes to
majestic fine cars thul urc the
valiic-Ncnsution of their field—
sumo even cost Ust p tr pound than
ccrtuin versions of the lowest
priced cars.
Yes, it's really a grand treat to I
visit a Buick showroom these I
days. You can pick and choose J
es you haven't oeen able to for I
years.
I
Get quick delivery, too, on many I
M U V IR IP
YOUR DOS
“K K 5
* 20M.no
**••• t-m .
f29l|.oo
J ’O t r l » .
*2i27-oo
M Way vary
�la U n it y T h c r « U S tre n g th —
T v Prutsct fbe* Peace of (fa* VVotkr|;
To Promote Ih* Progr*** of America.
To Produce Pro*pi*rlly for Sanfurd.
t iii
:
u i .a i h i .n
f'i:i ir.i n.dj ih.'uu,n Tueaday.
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEW SPAPER
VO LUM E X X XXI
-■T . . . - .
Hi
E a t ib lU h c d 1908
......... j .
Britain To Accept
Indochina Regime;
U.S.Okey To Foliow
S A N F O H I), F L O R ID A .
M ONDAY
J A N . .’111. 1050
No.
A HBOC ill ted Press Lenserl W ire
“* - r « r r T C ;t1 vt* ( W w v W f r i m r
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I Mi
Atomic Committee ..
1o Advise 1ruman
On Hydrogen Bomb
••
A c lie s o n
re s s
'
T e lls
K o re a n
C o n g
A ir I
'is Hearing Is Held
gy K C On Barge
Hi, l ine
Application
AFL Union Could
Paralyze Nation,
Den Ii am Warns
LO NDON. No
J O - </|«)
lain will announce lecugmnmi n(
• .11 i t H
Ilial aici.nl war ratified by llir
national .trembly ynttiday allei
(jftbmci ilebalt.
Il Rives Viel-Nam. Laos and
Cambodia llir llnee staler "b u ll
make up ImloCluna lull internal
ai.tnnniny but term er delenre and
fuieiHU aflaur nialten tu lie decided by a jomi ludo('bmeteFrench liiglr counnl in Pam.
Ainnican lecoHiuiiuii ol the neve
tlaga war foierliadowtd Friday by
frkDr. Phi|ip L Jessup. Ambat'tadui
" a t l*arne, who rent a goodwill mettagb to Bao Dai.
In WasliiuKtnn Secretary of
S|at« Adien.ii (old Cmigrer* today
that to atop economic aid to Km on
mi" would lie ‘‘mual imforv'Jiiaie
He raid il would affect not only
.hat young purl war republic but
all of inutliea-l A»la
It n.
safe 1*1." tba Secretary
•ii.i.siMH.a SIB faa* ’r*sal
VV i l h
>Ii 1 1 1 A I o it 1 1
1. 1 1 1 1 1 Ii*
I itlcV Lilies.
,
TeslHylnir at the hearing thl«
niuilllllK were Mr. Willis, Mayor
Audi ew Oarrawav uud City
Maiurvr 4'lifforU McKIbbln.
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williv Among ibnse v.lm n o n ex... .
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.mimed Mi Willis w rit I.. I . t low.
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ippirsrht.iiH llir A X I ., I' ... \ .
«in! Sralmaid sailluads, Ulvisea
Hullei, W * sIiiiih Ioii . irpirsrnlinK
die Alwacual Ilanipuilalmn Cu..
and A. Pis krni Coirs, 1ampa, If
preirnllllH fauiiami I rails. Snulllem
liuckillH t'n. and ( rntial
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,
J«P«hc»e occiiiimion.
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. . protnued
« | ■■riante ihe Mavl4 ii Inn by *» It Diomonu*
Thu country
U m yen dial it would trmgiiMc
Ban D a i » tjovernmenl *liei llit
.....
,
rieinli p*ili«mrnl tun,tally n i l
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ii*
lied lilt M uc h l ‘W acrord be
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Ivveen llir Indot Inline leader anil
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Vincent Auriol, President “ t Hit
F.entli Republic.
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V y . i t a . t . , • ^ 1 1,
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B*. D . t r
i.. lm W t.,, 1* ... M a r i n e
Tra n s p o rta Ihe nest week m jo, tliphiiiialit
,
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_
offii i*ti <1*1.1 ind«y.
»io n L o . S e e k s T o
ij *r*iiri
iiou pmiiaiiiy w.n hr
T r . 'i n s p o r t
F r e ig h t
taken liy I fir l .’m ini S|*in iiiiin
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iflc iw «(i{), lltrse loiiicrt »«»k I.
^^***||t*K 'll
fo the »pft h>.ml. iciogmtion ol H«n l)*i l,l ‘r *'i°n
L t*. Willn. operator
will be de
fario— -an acceptance
,,ie M *"»* lr*inpoiuiion Co.
cf llir f i d
lint hli regxnr n u l l
N"ifoil A a . tin anll.urilv to
Full— or de l i n e - iccoHnilii.il
v*r<G* and .ell-propelled
will be hiv en only when lilt fJnlnl, "* , *lr * on ^ ie <'1
River b**
•re -sii'fitd dial ibr newly luim- ,' ' CTtl Sinlurd ind ja thn n u lle in
ed .eHltiie uip co pc will) the naltun 1" l‘" r ‘ "on
d.eu pirient au>1 icvoluliofuiy imnemtnl \*hicli ^ ‘0|I*V
beh>ren jirk iu ii
hi* luln ImhiOiina ever tiucc the
lienton, N. J., w i i »t4rt*
A
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tint* Ilf N#*vvlttl 111 " Mill Hi tim tivi* IlMllll's m Hvt«‘liil i-H III!' I »*H|«|(*||t*t*
nf ,MI ,Mlil .Ml« I h;iih*-s Nilil.h'k tm flu S;i)itM|i| iiuid l>f wlkiti*
alliiTM fIlit *4Ii It1111f'tlfi It If lilut'k I'tilit 1 iul Mill, il i *s Infills,| on u 2tl0
ftitit pisst 4*1 Well - till*It*I puiiiiil I |u
1«#t*iv» |h lit It v I fftft
Striking Miners New Municipal Swimming Pool
Pro In* Reveals
Swell To 88,500,
Formally Opened On Saturday
lirti»ulari!ie*s
Crackdown Seen
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at 10 lid n il. I Satuiilay imiiakit ami em;ilia«ircil il,.* , , >in<
S w e l l S t r i k e K 'a n k s , ■il lrr|ii|iH foil Mr 11..11 I'u k 4* g win,I,: lice limn 1 oliiniCi- nt inlnr I*
sel representing the oppualtiui
1 1 1 11 »■ O f
Tru s t
In Mr. Willia had nut tieen no
A leigc 4r* Wfc| ill t llliilfftn lll^l ^illincil 1! flilh fun 1 f lit til l
t*t*h
III
N
t»w
|
i
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tilled In time, the amendment 69 a —
* y*
*
EWuLfii (hr CililmK »»t ill** IthliHi utmli npfnr.l tlir »» n mi., ilie
T h a n k e d B v R o ta ry
fils rec|iie*t to uperate eelfjirnW a s h i n g i o n , i*n .m. __
.»» II11* 9kkl III*
|ll*e llipli Schitiil #
pulled barges belwesn here^an t
I
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id*) — 'lb# Mliliv lliiuie ihrrked 1 tin 111HIf t i ht* linvhoh nf H I
V i v i a n A . S p e e r T o | .'0 I
|*( m | U r o j e d
Jackson villas wa* withdrawal by
I hln! * iini'l'i',1- fluui I j tin 1 | 1if1
\ ‘|'fi III ill Yfilial lll||>< t *ifl IIII 11
lnda> un Ihr numtier nf m i l
Mitt I AJ- .|| lllllltl Illltl I I1IPIl't i’ll 1 I Alt 1 f* <||| ’ * »M» I I. MH i d | <d
him fur lb* privsenl Hint
Irt* 1« | ii |I-*.! I - tllF Mill*
miner* at wink and there weir ri.tin tu 1 .•( ide. 114»11•
*,
R i m A j - 'n i n s t S m i t h
v
. Ml. Willi* leitlfled that lie bud
tt 1 11.111 | Oil I,. . ill)
1
1! fl-itl 14•II llii 111 y 1)1111! Hfs m
been In isiutur trauaport vsusk report* I'reslilenl Tinman « * ,
I i >*»l
Vll«|l CAY 1 M I I N YV 36 X
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V
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rVaili
In
art
iiulrkly
if
strikerlor 40. year** that lm had beys
•mi I Mi ! *■I fl»‘ i anti i l m - . t
llliilli lllilll.1.1 ilmllti , ijift tliiifi* C o r
L e g i s l a t u r e
t < ilii,**w'T|n|i-r * till I ••1:t y l It if
do not gii hack to Ihr pit*. Xi .1
aulhnrliPil to operate aa 1 ium
t 1 Ilk* ( ’SP.IMUI vYliicli in t t I fill |*a*1*mi|a n 1 1 j I, tu,
• iltf \. \t t n i r y l«^|,.l.ii |t,*ii.*
fiirrnnun
new*
riinferriire,
t'hnrniiri carrier, Aug. Id thin, ami
Irt. t Ida- ,*si||’ II UCliltll Uf Ml. |t*D»l "hint I t \
did it ii 1 I1 1 ,
H 11**, l ,r**iilrnli.il |'r**« H«ricprior to that had beep n cun
I 111,J ■fJe*wWi'i j I InI* 11111if11I It*. » \\ I'lf* ht"«k h|»jll 'Ik ,||| |||<(> | It f, , 1 >-f (ini.I
•nrr. *«U "I ran’i Httswer nut
tract carrier. At present, he se
I tt*
inflilMf f *11 dm *• t »11/rn• «•‘tu hi' 1 ill Ml a*|| Ii11VY tu aa1in Mil Itl 1*a*11kfi w ',1111.I'M lilt. 1 ....... II,
____
vested
that lie Is transport ilia thilly ill the III 11111*111." Ilr -n il
111 I Ivil IIt Mil ' l l A* | Fhtd »ft:il Inn 4,i l Id ».* .dill ii
t i'* ilk
.... ”'i Ut lilt* At lit* i' i‘tlkM| Ixk In
tons monthly nurihwnid
Air. Truman had nolhlny In mill
,
tit 11 t•I
*'.,l liu,1 I,.
1 p ’1••* the 11|if id lit ill* m| th* Isr"Ib«4
* \{7\ rc V i o f d i m e s
S5S2 Florida and d.fihh Inns to h list In he* ulread) r uni lit .1 t h,* t.l' I.M Y................
of III* p x.t
thhi
lo* 1nilst J l t l i m l |lit- li.NtYA of
south Ills barges also Imnsport ahuut the i-ual *itualiuu.
I lie
*1 t 4.11i«I nil 1 Mi)ncf<4ti Ihr \‘ii 1>1>t . l .i i
Mi R«<iy:«M
Today’s cor.trlbulori werai
duo automobiles a month from I'rrsideiil ha* rruestvilly -m l
1 I'm*.1 V%il!kl*111 |Ji 011r I sills*. 1 |t. t lit.|
pin I f| ‘
li«’Y .1 I
Mi*IkIII If
i ht .
tin 1tlr- t i c 1 1’ll'll 4’ ilk 1•pi #1( I 11 | j
*( I flH
Mira I'dna rbiltenden
J !MMI Norfolk, Va. to .Jacksonville
hr wuuld step in ir the -Hiisllun
!' I "'III Mill l' 1'tl II I* ’ U l V i H 'I l t l u l l
'•minrhklril ritil flipy f.< Mn|i|»Fki .
•hit*
1 fl III
l |->
l fie
1 •(> "llt.ll M If
He uhu stated that he could rerjuired art inn I rum him.
W It. WilUano.
I« h 0
i kt v i .imnii'iiHdit'i ‘ Kii'ii I M * 1
lllilll ill OllP.CItt i «) -• *unit ills’
in. c-l
\M»*i l"idv|lief ox ci 1 Id d» • f fiiiktn iiY rt the Inn I
..... .
I.
el tie C. f’aldwell
UM1 opeiate northward from Haufm.l
thd li lin K f itli*r tsfie hK. 1 p"
in in ‘ 'in fill |,|. ' .
<t naita**a tra r > i * aut
Mi
I ■1 "-1*
toMlimilllf |*M.d | (,d..W k
|| -111-111 ■
W. Gordon Dean
600
I’lTrS B U R U L Jan. 3D- |/I*|
nf
\ •liiimjf Id I Ii**
fillip
1 %
- x i i »• i
llltl. i 4II, f k*1•in tl illi |. | i
I ftI i'll »*" I,
M
II. 0 . Unitla
6 00
liltlli.r.llgaliuu. i.-irn-.l tin*
Band* ol roving pit'k*H lirlpr.l
I ■4111* It ml h **i il*i* |m«i| h'l M" l*t»'-»*4d ax 1Mi |ft* 41a| -f i|lf* )|f
t,i .I•-1*•*111'i. il,
. *|*4 *1 p .1 "*l A" pIf »k^ - •h *( 11■.1 im*i -. *.
i.loyd K. Itoyle
6.00 L o u I h
A ; t i I *-1 li t .t hl I i - vktpt u l t» MIHUMIM' • r fill I *•»*!* lit** fnflitit‘ 1 * in | |||f* t if
I-......-I ll-'UI \llg. I I't IIP In | in
ivvrll
llir
11
umber
of
linking
rnal
41
bl,1 f . I |*| .ftl*(4K I f I I
I*""' O' i } n- Mi A k’-'M. ♦- -("».•
Anonymous
...
100
H h r*n ,.| ih,. .MllllOllll V
• I ’ll'k III, f u r IHt'fir’A JllIMm
\ijididi* 11 ii inn )(i Itiiiu'id^ if i
bf. lt »"• 1 -c l IK i ♦rt
uiiuri In ttH.SOO today *• ibc " n -. I TT^lii I Min* III*(III? flic l*kt‘»l
Dr (I l. Harka
10 0(1
Till'
J.*
y . lfli
Thill tt'
*
'
f•*ii mmu
|i 1(1
4' tJ.r
4V'i
ft .ikillbi**,} Ihi I’ugr 6i« i» 1
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1,1.Ml fl M ' IIMV
.4 .! U . M XX .. 1 »• ill i\ 1 t i n
Mill |iriioij Y>rip 1
' ‘1*11 i f . tt |<‘«
Dr. G. S. flelman
10.00
rnnltart no w in k " H n k r u tig c^
in s h,i,. i 111-ft11- I
N i a il Hi'
, t i iNs1 t ,l»* I I' tul
- Dr. W. V. Ilubart*
10.on
Louie 11. Keynulda, *on-ln-law
I' 1' ^ I lf*lli II It k*.iHI foiii.n I is1R -i i .t ’ m l (ultii\A Mu* .fticei 11 lift
I....I. , ' If -r n .
'X
• Roy Wall
816 nf Mr. and Mr*. William E. Kader.
I»’
1.
1 ■■
del 1. ,,1.11 I ’luft'.
....... ' G a l l o n R e m e m b e r s K t i s s i u i i M
l ( e I a \ r tinn llat.ild (J. fl oil lit 1It
Hunt Mercury Company
10,Oil died at their home, 2660 palmetto
3 f,
•»m .il Mdie l.luVkl U M ii'li, let
|'l
III i lit.* 1'll.
Mr*. Tom William*
1.00 Averin* yesterday at 4 :t»o A ll.
t i i* Mi ft’
<f 4k III l'*ll til 'I 'I ' ‘ I Mu' f 1111. M,e> Ml
W 1 1 11 B t* T I \ I I
I t l O i * I k d ( I f ' , • ■I i'liiiiiniiiifjnei 11«i ■v f l « 11»r 1.
C. 1.. Franklin
8.00 following a short Hines*. He was nation** 400,(KW .oil cosl tl.gget, R ( | O 8 e V 6 1 1
\Y i if ht Miit Aii
Mi f i'lf I
Nf'' •. te , 1r 1 16. » R It i» 11k bi.it ni'iii
teluted lo work unit! they get a
, ,
al r
..
»t 4
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Gptarnpal Woman's Aua.
6.00 61 year* old.
m l ‘ -l ilr ( <>|tipt|o||ri | I tiuls4>
R* on a,ai l, N I
IP *ill**t 4 Ob r*a* etsl
1 M.4
pTimm itIf \ >l i p . ' ■,iinmil
C. C. Pri.-sl
1.00
Formerly a watch maker with
B irt h d a y
W r e a t h s N o t e s U n a n s w e r e d tlr V'jllirir.
—■
»* W ^ I ^ M
t
Jit Ini
i'i vi'll lo 1 ilt i n't of of is*
ll . It, 1 til .ilb.**i * ia It. fl ... «t If.l
Mr*. F. K. Hoi* ..................
1.00 Wm, K. Kader, Jewatera. Mr. Rey
il •lailatiri tin P lat T mwI
All fltdI SlMIllol lifllklfl MMI il il I
Ml. ,n
F. W. Hall
6.00 nold* was horn in Selma. A la ,
H V Iti: P A R K , N . Y. Jan. 3U
IIFH I IN, .lm, ’ill
, |<,
|,u 41" Im-flM’H llftllll Ilk till*', |■Ielt’k*
nMMl-'i -.1 l 1. 1f**n
At. 1
Pravluua conirilmlioni already Jan, Di, Ifilif), Three year* ago bl
- hI '1 - l*rr<*iiivnt
Trum an
Imlui Ru**i,tn> >In .(if >t-,i then
,m r 1 t fit'll*11 I uiIk1*f1 bv HI ail *• 11•"ii«tk«l «■l I ' u h f i .tI S t 'i v i c t ' H A n *
| r*Ia,1,'*uiftf Hii'iMi*' 1 1>I ■It,*. i *i*
uiuth
and Mrs. Hay nold* moved from
acknowledged are aa follow*:
•Oh, H **I 1-1*1 Ii In lm luk.l oil IP-- in III-1.Sill-1* III,-t 1,-- FBI Iv 1 its*, -|,,,1
MMrKMlt-, -fi
1l r Os' xf *'"il **t ill R ' *t • ■lufi
Nancy Whit*
1.00 Sanfurd to Magdalena, N. Me* ■
,- 1h
ol Franklin U. Roiwcaf . nllowt-il r.iMii GnMii
I Ilf
lllVHHttlf Mhlltr ' Klllllllllt’i I M ill I o r K m S c h m itll
it,... „ ,
Alvin (bibs,11, Hsmlnole Conn ■hi i In* dm li Biiniver»ary ol 11»<
Mr*. J. C. Hutchlii.ii
11.00 where they have tinea reslAcd
v Hi•••» I » miitxiii»*i
iXimII v I i i i Iii Hit- XV,-1 i,, II,-, I,,, • f "if ifml I
iv chslriiisii of the Marrli ol Ilia- I »Rr*ldntl’t birth.
PurcalP*
6.00 They were on a visit to Sanford.
I I 111l*1» It, »!•lit I (i I 1114 It'll IfVa**I llll
Inr (In* fir*! limn 1,1 ten .I . , i ,. ri «l" ft* Aft,11p| ib^ l i« i Him ftn *li
*>*•♦AIt’"4
fill
H
1' u! ir «|
Dime*
campaign
for
the
Infantile
Rowell Office Hupldy Da.
Survivor* include the wblnw, (he
A delachiiiHiil ol raitel* fi-* Hovlcl giiRid*. u ln i-n -lv *.-i,ii,‘ ini'-f11*11*I V’ uf MliV (lulls*" ill
‘ lillti l>
7t!
* |ifttl|r b \ f111*1i- l 1 (-li 1 III, '11" At• ft* b i 1 t1i*H|1 j Ml*\ 11.00 former Margaret Kader; on# son, I’srulysl* Fund, today called at
Dr. H«nry„ McLaulln
lot’hori
with
H
i**
trivi»'lfiu*i4i
a
ffu'
Hie li. H. Military Academy m
lug hi-< order*, |,**-«,| M|l im.-i
-Mr ’ ■ Keen
Ml til l I' full illi’ "ll! k t 1
1" ' faf1fe*1 !. i
\\ *1
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R. L. D*au
................ 600 Louts B. Reynold*, Jr., sludvid tention to the two dances which West Point cru»*«d the Hud*-, ehr-nigh ihr hwintiei |i..*u ,i
1i O-l fin llllil t MR11f IT*.| I(V*I k11i* f)»r* t.f
XXb 1,"(| 'll III' ll 'III" »ll “ 1” -i-i" (,l i if " f fill ' 1' *f | ■k1I' ■ *•
Sanford Herald
............ 16.00 at the U n iv iriity of Florida: hi* will lm In-Id sl tha Arm ory and at River l<> sltend G ib ceremom tl.-rlm an.l IN lm -lr.lt mo m iN. i
-iiiiultfetf I tmt I tu*> i i I m I mi ' »>il
Mr ) #»" ‘ t HI"
fi |,| «*. k.te* | .||
F’ l ' fir’ll 4 silHlr
v ftf>•#
1.00 parsnli, Dr. and Mr*. W. J. R*y the Mayfair Inn tonight for the
Theodore J. Judt —
.
It I
III I lift* HIM ( t k‘ | Ilf
111 r*s I 1111*111
XVainla Wiley, 1U6U Marcli
Hie wv*i, wnli mill peilnini,).
* 1-fit' ■Ufl"" VAV'I" b"bf MlftlM1 Ibr ih "It"" tlf M l’ ' he;,l • .* if/"
benefit of the polio fund, and
6.00 nold* of Helma; three brotherGeorge Thurston
I
•-'kllimt'llllllluilft.
Dune* girl, uliu plaeea a wrvatl.
il llik ‘ " » l lll h 1( J Y \ t 1 -nil
•iltf ftf**Mafil i h I f «" a" r i!
l If i'i ' .
Mr. and Mis D. H. Watklm 6 00 W. J. Reynold*, Jr.. Barnard A urged everyone who could pus- on ll.Ki.svdt'. gtavc today
I fie If! I It'll aI mI vi I Mo* ili\ e* 14
fill 1*f •! .1a-h XXIII. 1 blflft \ f (.1 14111* >11 !fl" *•«*■'• r -Min i* •i^hi
yl\-|- i i n
H. A. Appleby
....... 6.00 ami Douglas Reynold*, all uf HeI wiDlv do •„ tu attend a* practi
e
’
ll
||»
found
'Ml
l
rifiit'if
H
l
f
'’
III
I li*- Iiiikm loral piece w a* ., ,... i .- b v i i i f.ii llir- b i ini-ln-w, iu-t ■
lie
fn*|,l tint 1* f
1 In' Is*, nl" f I ' M . li»,*u«*l i|i nf
Mary Cash
.................... 1.00 ma; tht** alatara ,Mla* Olive Itkv cally the entire proceed* of the tritmtvil hv the rieuple of. At
*lte fiitiifl njiMIElloii- lint in* "VI IH'*" 1
* Ihev ttevei guvv aiiv n f t i m l i n
I txl , i 1it*ini ink'
A 411 <ki- (It "!"•*( *• t 1> ll." It V
prop * "
6110 nold*, Selma; Mr*. Hudson D iy dance* will lie devoted to the ban,a. Pal Uussoll,
Albert O. Jarrell
leiH't*
of
piy-off*,
jiet
w
(«
iih
I
111
•
•
fit
lr m liiv
..... ............
Uusaoll, of
uf U
Blrmlnv
f(
„ Br„ „ K
- *1 ftr .1 ill"
la.fill Sri Itl ftiui
111. *||■Mlnfl A III"J 4‘ 'ill Wdi x"i
... 60.00 of Harbl* Head, Mai*., and Mr*. March of Dime*.
Randall Chaaa
........
•1
pohilrHl
i*niitrtl»utioii«i
(.1
lit"
Dk n
M-K„ w(ts
......
Jn'OllI .InV" .kill Ih* h,t| | nil
1
lllki
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lx
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hit
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4
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lit
lie also stated that moat of ham. March of
Ifov
.. 6.00 Rosa Morrison of Washington,
. J . A. Howard
IItintee* or HlUttet limn Hie <1
the filling station! In Hanford nalne-'l t L “ ight year-uld Au.Gi - v . r the Muwdown O vhii in t# kr *I ekiaen<ilv« profitn wfilt’li vYen tf" ,’*t f a"l$fl''»*fl i t’l i*rilO|lli*P i* 1 el. III VAtl"f) Stfk ' If ft X*ill fit*
.. 1.00 D. C.
t f Mrs. Edgar Benlon
have
agreed
lo
contribute
one
£.041
Alga C. Thome*
The body wa* lent to Selma
illtiwtdi, InvoEtiK^tor’Y »Bikl, lo • •t*1", | x II.U'I I |> Ri«!iY|w 1 HIMtie In | *!•" III nil" i n ib" f ifirm
Tex., girl for the ceremony.
............ f " 1 1 '“J "
I' tti f Hut
i If l,111,1, , 1.lillln til Iii*'111**V*,i f„.j lit***.If -1 In Sinl t 1 *
II ..NIIHUM n* ra n . Bill
1.00 Ala., for funeral service* Tuomlav cent ■ k h IIoii un all gaaoline *<>|d
Mr*. C. M. Berry
Wanda waa sccotlipanled al*- INrlin railway hedHtiuaiN,- >... M
Iflr In"*! * ml >i si ft(ll lift, ■
AYoil 1,
ll.»AYHi" Mi" tilnHIfl" nf |It" Ml |i
ii.ou afternoon In the Episcopal Church at their station* tomorrow, and |,V Mr*. Iwwlw Hatch, of Austin, ">* hy Went Her In police acG.w
L. E. Bauman
pi
llll- I-Ihc I,, It,i- .Hit.",
IP. ii
Li. It XX I,,.pi",‘hr ii ircd
GANG ADMITS I I I F F I S
6.00 there, of which he wa* a member. *0 urged everyone to buy nil execilllve necrelary for the Match ....... /'**/■ *£«'«
Dr. L. D. Brown
"
!t ..... .
v Ht i-i ii n lt.it »i Ian- l.< allei.,I >Jic Mii.-ti
I'AM I’ A, -Ian. HU
i/l’i
Five Npin, i- 11 XmeilcMU " ji
S6.D0 Interment will lie made In the the gasoline they could tomorrow „( Dime*, mill M i». Trudy Wild n'i"'danl in Berlin,
Sanfurd Atlantic Bank
- it it..* M t . f n r
10 that the polio campaign might matt, from national headmiarNu
Mr*. W. C. Bute, Jr. IOllOlOO. 6,00 family plot In Helma,
fhe railways aisdl he l.mldmv mer, nilmill«d loilsv iln-X’ wwo pi- .i.i -iii-lii.Ic.l i i I'rii-i.l. pa-i ,l liimc- .t
receive a* much benefit ae pos of llm National Foundation to,
600
adminlfterp.* hy ih - H..vimernher* of a *aN-.-ra.-i,mg gang i-i i n . i . ' i I - . i,t t ’.il il.....cit-ll I -mill lm, -iiiil ,i 11n* Xir.. ..
Sanford Aulu Parti
sible from the source.
l l linlgt- ,1 G ‘ Pi’ll .-li-, J It
6.00
Caitla Jeweler*
N E W JA Y C K R MRMBKRH
Inf'inliN
Faralvsl*
hachr-il rant xone governniant I ■ which looted Miami Inin* of mure N
Pointing
out
the enormous
1 1..- -mil W I K an.N il
800
Smoke Home
Other
vvioatliea were to be --f f p.-ih Is later ordered the We i Gian f I hi). Ullli in three yearW. II. Stamper, chairman of the
Mi "Imildl, "lm " a - burn at i .na N • ( it
|.i-i,lin Gar
16.00 Junior Chamber of Commerce cost of treating ■ case of polio, tdaced on tile grave hy
Florida State Rank
M i- Merllnera in evacnito the luilldiinThey are part ol *n II uinii
6.00 membership committee, report* It Mr. Oilham said that few per ttonaeveli
E. Q. Kilpatrick, J r.
widowof tha iiic-i which l* ill the American nine •' burglary ring, *»ld lte;oitie. W Mi I d ....ii, III , Aut' i. 1087 - hm i licit, lie n , I c - I i >• n I '-ia tiJ
( iiha nut (' .1 Finley, Gilandr
i f f i n n Z i *2 N . i T e .1
•— «•«•* ® - r a a . Tw e .
, llollnwty and ( ’ ll W.-tl* of ui 11 i l a i v service in
^ Green’* Fuel •♦e• •!*» *••**.»•*•■ 10.00 new member* have Joined the club son* in the entire community are
In a position financially to bear
In,, in..ntiii ago, lie and .Ain
Dade County.
8.00 during la»t weak.
“ Carver'* Berber Shop
VI I'M M U M ItF H H 1 I
clel.rsl.-.l i heir golden
10.00 Naw. member* arc, Cullen the expanse of a sfngla ean.
Tli*. five were arrrtle.l line last Tcliini.ll
Celery City Printing
W a s h i n g t o n . j *u tu
,>vi
,MHilday just as tliay -tailed mi a ur.l.lmg .mniversarv
1.00 W right, H. B. Owens, Charles alohe and unabJad whan polio
«••**««*« - *
L. T h a r p ............ 1♦
XVst veteran* taking institu
well planneil awoop of Tampa bn*l
1.00 Oormlay, Richard Packard, J. W. strikes, and added that only if
Mary Loulea Smith .
x iiid e n ta i
k i i i .i n i ;
tional un-fann training inultfr the
i i o i n , Deputy Hhenff Krnest Cul1.00 Altman, Hugh Welch*), IT. J. everyone stick* together and eun.
Mrs. Arthur Fakaea
Gl Kill mil* i report liieii 1II4U
March "of Dime. “In
FA It M IN OTON, Del, ,lan nil
1.00 Davidson, Bandy Anderson, Joe
breeth reported.
Clarence Redding
Alt- Jeanette Fislier lieai-l earning- l-y Alar I, ihe Vdt-rrans
M on Asitrellu, D. B. Stafford and W. tha polio problem be met.
I'ulbieath Haled the men con (J*.
Yoteell’e
Vet
fe*nng the rulihcric* a- I .con j lal running around on the *«.-■ A.liuiiii«traii..i. -aid luda*'
10.00 W. Dawson.
•
Cowan’s ......
............
W H IT R H U R H T A P P O IN T E D *
orid floor of tier farm home la-i eran* win. ftil l-i -lo - - may have
28.00
Fla. Power 4 Light Co,
W A H H IN O T O N , Jan.
M C B U N V S J A w , . 30.
(S e e g ) " A Four ................ m
. - ” , 'B t a '.S X E e
*uh»i»lciiee psviii.-nlf -iiipcri led.
night
Manuel Jacobson Dept, Sfnra 6.00
W IN D SO R S IN F L O R ID A
Resident Trum an la appointing Millinn Dol'sr Accompliihment.
Miic and tier neighbor, Mrs, KID
Herndon, all of Miami.
• Perkin* 4 Hon
6,00
N A H U N T A . (la.. Jan. M . — (Ah ffeorge
W. Whltshurst of F u n
I bat ant phrase was selertrri by a . M il). Uavu, picmlcut ol tl.r
a'x'IN -In read, 17, glehhed Gun
L . C. Penney Company
86.00 — The Duka and Ducbtia of W ind
w
w K A T iiru
Mv*r» ‘ 7 b# a roving federal dlsFisher hairy ami ran downstair*.
I’A H TO R C O N V IC T E D
( . L . Ingley ....
10.00 sor arrived hare today on a four- trlct judge In Florida, the White Atlantic C m it Line Retimed Company, lo describe the d eveIopine nil nl
B E N T O N , III., Jan. 3U. — m - They called Mr*. Jerruad'* hus Htatbm
High low
Precip
weak vacation which wilt carry House announced.
the Cnest Line in hi* recenllv published report on “ A Decade of ProA circuit court Jury ha* convicted band. William, 23, tu try tu catch Atlanta
64
56
H R 1L H IT L E R
them to Mexico.
The nomination Is expected to go
a former Baptist pastor of statu G ib rat.
54
411
06
H A M B U R G , Germany, Jan. W.
They chatted with reporters and to the Senate eerly this waek.
llurhanlx
*r , , *The perjoH covered it from 19W lltrough 1946, and during those
He burrowed the Fisher auto Boston
62
47
14
rap* of a U-year-utd mem
—U
V
) — Metal Neat ewaetikaa townapaopla aa M plaeea of lugWhitehurst’s assignment Is a 10 year* the Coast Line spent about $400,000,000 on improvemenl. tory
matic pistol and ran upstairs,
39
6
ber nf hi* congregation.
Chicago
about the eiia of a nickel ware g a m ware transferred from the new Judgsshlp. Ha will make hi*
A moment later, state police re Galveston
76
66
The jury, which returned it*
Mattered from a epeedlng auto train to a truck. Than, with a headquarters In Miami when there modernization and maintenance of*
7»
62
New Orleans
It* physical proparties. Tha money meiit* planned. In "Looking For verdict Saturday, fixed James L. ported, he fired at the rat.
mobile through tbo Hamburg buif* Georgia stata police aoaort, they
"Billy, I'm shot,” screamed his N iw York
65
46
Pettit’* punishment at two years
waa (pent for equipment, roadway ward," President Davl* stated:
m m dlatrkt today —
tbo annb dram la a atailoa
11 ‘*4 **.^
61
30
Pittaburgh
wife.
in prison.
and structures.
vtraary of Adolf Hitler’* procle- Horseshoe Plantation
“The
Ooaat
Lines’
management
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He hurried downstair*, found his Seattle
at
Paulina Fowlar, who Is sight
Tha publication also Include* a ha* faith jn iti future and in the
of
tad aad kls
The ax-k
raaume of tha Industrial develop future of the territory It serves; month* pregnant, testified Pettit, wife dying from a bullet wound JsckMnvtll*
ment in the Southeastern territory and. to tha axtant consistent with 62, told her their relatione were in the abdomen. The bullet had Orlando
M m
this
tawa l i •
served by tha Oaeet Line and ra- avaljJbJsM ftu^/^Uitindi ^to^con- "a mater of U » flesh only and do torn through the colling of the Miami
Tampa
living room.
not bothov tha aauL"
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■• . V -
H » If M illion
Southern Workers
To Get Pay Raise
1
•A T L A N T A . Jan. Id. —
—
H alf a million workers in the
' southeast gat a raise in pay to*
morrow under the new federal
Minimum Wage luiw.
Joseph C. Noah of Birmingham,
Ala., regional director of the Labor
Department's wage and hour divi
sion estimated here that 670,000
* workers era eligible for the new
76 e*nt» an hnur minimum wage.
Ha aald about l.MtOOOO workara
throughout the nation are eipected
to coma under the raise of the
ware floor from !0 to 76 cants.
About one-third of that number,
as said, are in the seven southeait• arn atat*.. of Ills territory.
>
Noah said the luntlier Industry
ill the south will In- affected espe
cially.
Wages in that Industry
now average about 66 centa an
hour.
In ganaral, the law applies to
workars Involved In the produc
tion of goods which move in Inter
state comment-. Tbaia are a num
ber of exceptions.
Noah aald he expects the manda
tory- pay rathe* to be a boon to
southern Industry.
Ha noted that vlolatlona of the
law can be punished by fine, but
addad hla office has not found
many cases In recent years.
Vegetable Market
*’JA(.;KXONViu,K.- Jan. *'l«— (AP)
—1
Th* g«d*ral-Htata .vtarkai N*w»
gtrvlce *ariv N*w York markei
00 Florida trull* and v»**iald*i
Avocado* V-ita I.tli-I.UM, (*lr
uualllr Its .
Htaiia luiaiitl hainpara ValeoHas* « uo-l uw,
poor*r
l.ou-l uu,
**.• I>**| 176-4 110, Wax li**l fun. I
1.00, V*rr (aw t.td, poorer
cranlj*rry vary f*w 4 ou
ordinary quality l lo.
Calibaa* 114 bualiaf Ima** (mma*ilc Tiound lyp* I It- i to.
(.'alary IS Inch crat** Holden
(aart I <tn»*n loo. a rloa*n luo[ 40, paaral Idoscri i 40Celery caliliae*
I Inch ral-ir
rra tn U S , poor ronrtlllon to,
lug* I 14-I ID. It uunri tiN*k*i*
aom* (air condition .to- it
Ciicuinlitr* lm*li*l li*sk*t* a mi
(air iiuallly 4.00-4.60, laivr
•4.40. |.nor*i 1 to-l.oo. pn kl*>
liaiid*llon loo** kii*h*l I.* - o*i •
1.11-1.on ordinary lo lair i-on.ll
lloil ,16-140, 14* tiu*li*l c ra I * * ll
regular condiloii n*»i it o io n
pori**r low ms l oo
Mugplaiil tm*li*l liM*k*t* li*-i
I.iO-4 60
I III-1110
Kiidlv* clilcory l>o*li*l hanipn*
nioally 1.11 *l.lo, r»w oul*ianilln«
Uusllly I Ou-1.II, puni*i low h*
t.eO.
Ksm riil*
I*iinil« I
liHinpcr*
t.« r
Kunuioal* p*r quart
.111
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ijoW JH -H O , l*4.r*r«*r <ju«tl ly
t
l.M i-lo u, |iuur*r
I 21-
(«w *al*a
IH ih *
,40*
lo-l.uo
r quallly I.iio.i.fi, r*fil l on.
niner llullnu** Tro* I siordinary lu lair iiuallir i.nii
rad l uni.14, tiu*ti*l hamper*
^isusnHlst
m u -n o ,
A|iah*lui*
’ Potato** Mil** Triumphs to.lu
aavh* iikuii** it u -i.it. f*w loo,
t ilt A X t*u. uhl won t 00, bliftlitfi
atW lM , uaunoo oil* A him! II 175
Nadl*li** It i|i li**K*i* i*d *iiiii*
(air riiiiiiiiiiiii to-1 .on.
H lialllll* I t «JUN11 ll* k ||(|* i till*.
. an lo o - lit
H>|ll H*I■ l.ll.lii'l ll*. a *1* 11M11.1II .
*11* u iril I mu
I
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in
In r a r
1 411- lu n .
u-
uril 1.110 4 til Imall.| ||,|||||I*IN V-l|.
IIWHlialxlilntck
* 00-100 ,
w
iu*h*li**k*i* I i *II hii*ii *
11™
a to. i«m» i.to-i it.
Hlr* wlmril.* p«i pi |IVII| }».
■!», p o iiff 1 0 .|».
). State FurmerH Market
• a a r o N ii o tatm f a jim k m s
NAHMNT
, l o r i i i T an. as
v
. ” hs Mlowlna prle*» rtpurled
it]
Wstlsrs un lh* Hanford
I- 5 i M * . t l * r h * » lur produce
Truol**, « amt liaal.ra up
IE. t *•-**•.
1 *. i»t».
■MU*. T*nd*r«r*an. Mali
K ’ i - * ” ***^ ,
Hu llpr l i st . S tn
'■*
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it*"""*. 1
1 1 ,1 1
i
- r / . I f f I M f ' ' «*
Two Motor Coorta
Are Robbed In Jax
■
JA C KB O N V ILI.E^ Jan. 24. -O P )
—Tourists had a bad night of it
at two motor courts hare last
night.
Thlavas broke Into three visit
ors’ automobils* and took belong
ing* valued at | 1 A00.
Mrs, Robert E . Lae of Akron,
O., lost luggage, clothing and Jew
elry valued at $741. Some of It
was racovared later In a vacant
l»t.
Luggage and clothing valued at
$.760 and 1240 In traveler* checks
were stolen from the auto of W. E.
Vlngllng of Lima, 0 „ at another
court in lh* same block. Alvin E.
Anderson of Barthineton, R. I .
who slopped for the night at the
ssme court, lost $.1-11 worth of
clothing mid two cameras.
In each robbery, (he glass in
vent windows was broken.
China Famine
Congrem-Truman
Treasury To Cfieck
On Midine Income
Tax O ffen d era
Rotary Meeting
ir«*ttM *e grass gaga fo a l
Florida State League Is again be
coming on* of the beat C ltsa D
league* In th* country,” h* con
•
,
cluded.
George Stine, paat president of
W ASHINGTON, Jan. 24. — UP)
th* Rotary Club, conducted t h v
— The Tree Jury Department is
raeatlng in th# absence of Presi
ayelag aven more closely th# In
dent Georg* Touhy and appointed
come tax returns of Individual*
11. ll. Coleman aa chairman of tht
making between 7.000 and $26,000
"On Tn Tampa" committee, in
a year.
Meanwhile House Investigators charge of reeeivation* for tha dis
It plans to crack down on tax
trict Rotary confsrcnc* to be held
heard testimony today that a pri
evaders In this gmop If Congrcis
.
vate cltlsen knew about th* atom May I.
will nut up the money for addi
Guests were, C. H. Lesher,
bomb project at the lime a com
tional enforcement agents.
Huntingdon, P a , Sam Samuel.
pany the man headed sold 1.000 Veror.s. N. J.; V »•- Durst. Erie,
'I he plan tifrned up In testimony
poundr
of
uranium
compounds
lu
III Sit* pohlw y v ^ ld w . \ t y ill, |
Pa ; Her* l.ai.inhore. (hjei'ix, P* ,
Hour" Appropriations Committee.
| fiuisiu.
i
'h’n
w y n n .h>>
'
Thr ommlttcc w a, tu lj by T. C.
Thr man was Boris f'regel ami Doeriug, flrlaniio, and Charley*.
Atke-on, assistant internal revenue
the timu was ilia spring of IU4.I.
Marian, Menagar of th* Maytatr
ke.'i- -or, that the middle-Income
The testimony came from Dr. Inn.
group makes numerous “errors"
f'hilip L. Merritt, Atomic Kuergy
in computing Iks ''ability,
Commission official who formerly
Secretary of th Treasury Sny
C. A. Holcomb, executive secre mad* wartime uranium purchases
der nxkad for more money for tax tary of the Florida UaptUt broth for the atomic bomb project. He
l l ’aattan*# r » « *•# •
law enforcement.
"Thin Is the erhood, who will lead u layman's appeared before the Hons* Un- giving out to the prMss only half
most effective way that I know of ■evivnl at th« First Baptist Church American Activities Cnminittci'S. truths, t„ cover up Ila shortcom
Merritt said Pregel wss prcil- lugs in handling the situation.
to iorrrnse th* government’s rev beginning with the 11:00 A. 61.
enue under the exiating tax laws," services Jon. 'iU und continuing dent of the Canadian Radium and
"Tlie .state Department appar
hr -aid.
with tile overling services nt 7:20 Uranium Co., role sale* agent for ently think* that ail it has *u
tieorga J. Brhoeneman. com F- M. dally through Wednesday. a Canadian uranium producing do to liy-paiui its duties, is tow
missioner of revenue,. told the These servIrM will lm under the firm.
issue warnings.
0
I'regel’s company has been de
committee that tax audits during direction of the iaymen of thv
"The men on our unarmed
scribed
a*
an
American
firm
with
First
Baptist
Church
and
the
Ilia fiscal year HMd brought in
American merchant ships when
IM»l,')7l».(MH) which might other- public is Invited. The speaker has headquarters in New York.
going
about
th#lr
legitimate
Merritt
said
the
Canadian
Ra
had
wido
experience
among
Statu
husintus und livelihood want, und
w if have been missed.
dium
and
Uranium
Company
sold
Baptist
laymen,
according
to
Ray
are entitled to, protection— not
(Ini most of these audits, affect
president- of the local 1,000 pounds of uranium oxide and warnings,"
ed individuals In higher income, Slaton,
nitrate to the Soviets through
Brotherhood
group.
American President Line of
groups. Only 17-H percent of the
what he regards as a violation uf ficial* in New York referred
returns on Income* In the $7,000
a contract giving the U. 8 . govern niieriea to Him headquarters in
to (26,000 group and only H.li per
ment exclusive rights tu It* uran Pan Francisco.
cent of those under 17,000 are
ium supplies.
now being so closely checked. The
In the Senate, members nf th*
Isrgrr tli* Income, the more likely
li'M a ila a sg
F r*a *
r*« ,
na* i
finance committee ' got into a cial consultant tu secretary of th O
a check-lip.
m iner-* are about ready to follow lively argument today over wheth- Army Gray.
Treasury officials said they have the policy of the union by return- • r tha people hava to nayJw'c#-fo»
Trunusn alto said today, ha looks
found that 7 out of every 10 rtf- inn in w o rk .'*
forward “ to gieat ad lasting bene
"icial Security benefits.
turna checked In thg upper gruiipe
Meanwhile the automobile IndusSenator Millikan (H-Colo) con fits" from iiie new 76 cents an
are found to be erronenue, with try s high-geared 1960 prodpettnq tended the answer is "yes”. Sena hour Minimum Wage Law which
Into effect at midnight tnthe errors generally In favor of drive ran up against a possible tors Lucas (D -lll) and Karr (U- •»** Int
night.
th* taxpayer.
snag today — a threatened Chryj- Ukla) challenged him.
Aaserting the United Btatei will
They estimated that the govern- ler strike.
The exchange Interrupted testi
mem gleaned $8.40 for each dollar
Tomorrow at 10 A.M. «»,000 mony by Bill Child, Idaho public nut relax Its effurts "to provide
»P*nt on extra enforcement per- Chrviler workers are t« walk oJt. Assistance commissioner, who eld a lietter life for all our people,"
t'iiiiiel in Hie 1940 check.
However, negotiators strove for ed with tha two democrat* In tho Mr. Truman said lh* raising of
the minimum rale fiom 40 to 76
m Kith consecutive day today to no-decisiun debate.
Millikbi touched it qff by as centa ah hour Is “dirated by su**)
compruiulta th* dispute.
sailing tha practice of using o il cial Justice."
Yeatsrdby the C IO United Auto
The law, to which th* presi
Worker*, In a surprise maneuver. age Insurance collectors to run the dent called attention in a 700 wuid
t< MttfllMItto Frwtt Hagg •$(•#!
offered I* Ii.ZnA,
.k - u a .iii government. Government bonds
out Inin
(.'ommissloii decided lo defer action >ff red to abandon their fHW ar«
are put
into Iha
the (mat
trust fnnrl
fund uilian
when statement, was one nf the key
planks lu hi* 1949 campaign.
on any more meter inslellatloiis monthly iMfi'iiii) demand in ex- the money In lakeo out.
change fur a xtraigiit wag* tmost
"Ours is h growing society,"
fur the present.
Milliktn contended Dial th* mooThe lltiu penzlon has been tile ey ran he repluced only Irma lux Mr. T iuiiimii shIJ. "W* cannot af
Installation of hack-lops, posts
and wire for the tennis court at union's No, I objective of Its revenues collected fur other gov ford to stand Mill, uiul we cannot
ernment purpinea. That, he aaid, afford to have our legislation be
Ninth Street and I’ark Avenue IHlli-AO bargaining program.
Chrysler gave no sign that It in 1*1411h that “you're collecting it come outmoded."
wns authorized following the auggist Ions of Mrs. I'. M. ti Ingle... wa* willing to agree in the new again."
Nearly lu million freMi water
From the White House come*
recrealiun NUpcrvInor. Tim posts proposal. Thu union proposed h
amt wire were donated to the City. flat III rent* an h o u r increase, thu nnmiunceineiit tlmt PiWsldcnt Itsme fIMi were enught from Flo i£ )
Truman today iiomiiintcd Kurl R. | ida’s Ukus and ntrcaniM last year
Installation of street lights oil it* "rock-bottom" offer,
Prexidunt Walter Rvuther, now llondetHon of Culifomiu • to ho 1 according to reports from thu II.Sheppard
Avenue,
Thirteenth
Htreel and Bheppard Avenue and hi'iiding uulun negotiations, laid Anslstulit Btcretary of thu Army. cun»u buying fisliormon. Tlic fam
Hi'iidt'theii, a Sun Frniicinco Ian- ous black buns nmde up more than
Fourteenth Btreet and Roll# Ave that Chrysler "has gut tu accept
nue In Ucddshuru was ordered.
or. We strike.^ , .
1 , 1 yer, has,been serving ms a ape- iiitlf of this total.
J. ,,4 ' • '■ IC M O e w .
s teat
Fm m
0*41
veal final action in th# absence of
Wadsworth ami Allen. He then
moved to reconsider, which means
the matter can be considered again
when the (ull membrship is premat.
Brown has been fisted b y FEP C
proponents as favorable to the bill.
Shipper Acuses
.Shown alicv# nro Cousin Wlllmr and lllondie llrooks popular hillbilly
entertainers formerly heard on (iriind Ole llpry from W8 M. Cousin
Wlllmr will uppear on the M.igi III person ml tlu> Hitt Theater
Hnturduy.
(CuBilaasS yrtiM Fag* (la* I
Communist reluctance to utilize
available experienced professional
man.
"The a v e | r a g e Shantung***
l l ' u i l s w i rmaa .*•*• oasl
think* even lean uf the lt*d* than
rale of $*J0.U4)U.tiflti in the doling
lie did of the Kuomlntang (Chiang
Knl-Hhck'* Nationnllst parly I but V_______________________________________> monliiti of last year and that
fi*ig)it and fuel oil were alao up1
will remain apathetic. Cnnaerpivnt- Tt'KHtiAY January 14. tvtn
i.enrly ( III.01X1,1)00.
4:00 N*W*
ly. by lesortlng to (!*stn|Hi meth *i
14 Murk*! |t*iiort
However, lie pugged th* price
ods, there appears nr* reason to 4.1o Twilight Hung*
i hike Milidly lo the pension and inhellevn the armed Communist* can s to Hpurt* I'krait*
mii Hue# progmins.
• 14 III up (.‘ro*l>v Hlng*
not rnailitnln effective control.”
7 no lirlrilng lilt A I'lmul
| "Wo favui pension and InsurMy Informant *nld then- was no i It Cvrlilllg M11»i■
i Mm* lieiinfit* for our employees,”
morn behind the Communist money 71Jo Oi*nl \liiiii*ot» In Hpuri*
"Our earnings,
1 14 Vritran* of Kortlao \Va.< I hti le-a said.
than war behind Kuomlnlaog cur 7.40
Ini* r I ml*, uf Miitli
however, are mil sufficient to per
rency.
• on Variety Hall
mit os to uIimii h the large coat in*
Th* llauU
"That la why their exchange is • in M**t
\ulved. That la lh* teasou we
N'lalil Kdllloii
going to hell," he *ahl bitterly. '• 14 I'hll lt»»il at lh* lirgau
i Hired pi Icex."
(The exchange rate in Tsinglao - I" niioria Kin* '.f tli* n *y
Aoseitlng I (list "minis still aug.11 lluslcal lhl*rloil*
wa* Ul,000 Coinmunlat dollar* to s•>i44
l l * tiancalfm*
gert we should absorb these in$ 1.1
in on trliftiwd Nation » Tmlay
. rrsae* because uf our earning* in
"The Kuomlntang through *lirer In-14 Kav K ratr !jr<'ha*li*
roily HUD compared with the corcon option unit robbery of the lo in Al Horn* With Music
icsponiling period In HM8," he
people by their financial measures
tvieiiNKaiiAir
added:
lout any remaining prestige they Sioo Hlgn On
" I c a n n o t a g ie e w ith sp e c u la !
might have had In Hhantung,” he • o| lilivlhm floor
4:10 N*iv*
I log sliout profits
our
f it s In
ill 1
44. corporaaald.
4:14 U’raltrti Janihors*
I Hun hi m the st**i Industry
‘ isiry based
"Having lost to th# lied* politic lino 7 OVIork Cllili
no one-ipisrler or oiir-half year
ally their (the Kuomintung'*) 7 44 N*wa
oo l'*ggv l.st
earnings hi hii oxliaoidinary high
military defeat wa* u foiegom- »silt
llinlily i'lark
■hi* of production.
euni'lusloii. Such American mili • III tlornlug tirvolli.n*
“ Nor can I agree with those
tary aid, which *aa runsltleiahlu, 4:44 MimmI* In Hoik*|00
IVnrl.l
M
l
Mill*
wfiu think we should Imirow longm* wua rendered the Nstlonuli*l
if: i > I'lill tt**ii ui iIrani
leim iiiuiiey to leplace—| did not
mllltniy authoiltle* In .Shantung '• lo lip k Alksu Hlng*
illiectly or llliliirctly might |u*t '• I, IV h*t * Anr»l* Ksai lii I is nl ■hv expHiol, I auid replace—exist10
oo
I'll,
lip
I'ai'oii*
iiqt fHclIlties.
If there Is any
(is well have been given lh* lied* l» 14 A Hoy. A •Hr), anil Mmli'
certain wiiy lo ruin or liquidate
illiectly,"
II 1" II. tilling Vnilriy
(I hlo llieso, lhal I. ||."
He *uid the th*inimiiil*l* pies in H. liny I...rtiImr.1.1 nr. hasn*
no fir.'h**lra anil Miar
Fulrlesa -Hid (hat ti. H. Hteel
cut policy uf
(Mxiitlun indii'Nle* 11
II lo i,rulin' Varl*l>
Imd cm lied 6 " pei cent on sale*
they Intend to drive nut ull prlvote II II tlnalr llawnll
: Itioo Win PI til Nnnn
trade.
and U.6 per eenl on investment
16 Th* II:. nil IVmmoii
in ItMH when ll wan operating at
"'The volume of business l* not IJ
11 III 141)0 I'lllb
ttl per cent of capacity. On t|u%i
used ns m basis fot taxutlon hot 1:00 I'lipolni Hlar
earnings, lie said, "you cannot go.
m iller eaell guild Is asse*svrl so t i ll I .min Ain*rlrsna
1 10 .llosli'ol Vii i I* 11 * a
very far in ahsorliing still greater
much to In* prorated uinimg mem- 2
00 llnr Nun* 11hlicit
cost Increases."
hers," he said. "Many firms, for
eign unit ■Chinese, nlremly have
H» added that. In his opinion,
H. H. Steel "lias not made a fair
closed or applied for permission
»•■turn clther on ila sales or in
to rhino," he eald.
Hr ltl'|U»4l
Tli* Itliyltiin Ilnur
vestment nl any time during the
This man said that ninco last
Tli*
llrlKlil
llpul
laid 20 years," and nxplalned:
itgr'a withdrawal of U. H. Marine*
N*w*
rom Tslnftao the people wnald
"It ha* paid constantly IncreoaMarket lispuri
T w iiia iii Huns*
•
velcome back the Japaneng to ftHiMiri*
I'am
it*
supplied constantly, who*# ti
iNtahllsh law and order amt re*,
Aim»»r Him lair
sunalde taxation.
in is provide ttia* facilities
lirirtliiH pH h Cloud
no**, fur * l.mtr
which waift’* run bn ei.rnsd oag
"Despite the publicity given In
Miiurl* I '* r■<
■hi 111 r
the Comiiiuiilet cunt lulled press
goods c*n In* iiroilurril, have rrKeviiul** lir ('nil*
coiireriilng friendship with Russia
chIvviI very Inadrmiate returns on
II A I* \V11111*11'« riuli
V m liir Hull
tti«tr Investments."
• •'
,
and the formation In Tslngtaa uf
Kti'iirnluii*
in
Hulsni's
u branch of the Hino-Huviet friend
In referring lu arguments that
Ml*: In Kill I lull
Mi* Meet |iili'i< hike would b#'ieship society, (lie average .Soviet
I'llll ll**l| HI III* (•■Klill
H|ll>n« KI UK <>r III* liny
f leetvd lit I’llinliinv’ iirire level* In
cltlxen Is iiiTordeil no better treat
liil*rliiitf
,,f
Music
uther IntlimliieH, Fairies* *alil:
ment than any other foreigner,"
II'* III!Mi l-l||||*
"Personally, I ilu not foroaaa
he saidHnll.il Mu! Inn. Tuilny
JlK'll MIII 11ll
uny hut infill uffeet whatsoever.
All th H. government property
At
I
in*null
Millie
There have lieen ur will, of eaur*#.
In Tsinglao ha* been taken over
N*w*
lie aiime price i-hnnuoa In steel
by the Reds.
HIkii lift
consuming liiduatrlei, *ome up and
One oldtlui* resident of Tslh{
huiiie iliiwn. When the change is
lao, who also desires anonym!!
ii|i I believe It will he dun more to
commented:
Inerenaeil lobor, tranaporlatlon and
‘The rich am getting poor, and
ulhur I'uala, than to any chants
the poor still poorer."
1* ll.'aallasM riMM Pra* ua*l
in 1 he pricy uf ateel.
lie told me of the ruie th* tan.
Communist* used tu obliterate rob
U w yar*. Edwin HhlnhnHer.
"The decrease* In automobils
Doctors. Dr. 0. I.. Harks.
prices— which wore announced *fbers and beggar*.
Autotnoiilltt
Dealers,
(Jordon ter our price Increase— lo a cats
"They arrested on# robber," ha
In point."
1
said, "and convinced him that he Bradlsy,
Dairies, (loo. liarilan and C. W.
wuuid not lie muleited if ha regis
tered Ills trade.
I!* registered, Dakar.
Real Exists, Raymond Lundtold hla colleague* about It and
Package Htnraa, Bill Pall.
they rvgiatered. too.' Than the qulat.
Hardware, R. A. Newman
Accountants, George W llllami,
police cracked down and arrested
Railroad, Joe Barnes and
all of them. Hlnce than thara hava Jr.
Varn.
Msfkat Assn., A. I,. Hklnnar,
been no mure robberlee."
Schools, II, K, Morris.
Churchaa, Hav. II, L. ZimmerThe same trick, ha aald, waa
Kaad Blurs., R. T . Hunt. '
played un beggars. A ltar tn a y s ll man.
Refrigeration, B. P. Genas.
Drug Ht uraa, Prances Roumlllat,
registered, they were arrested and
Furniture, A. L. Wilaoat. -»
eant to the "yilt mines" to labor. tits
Dry Uleahers, Al Lyons. '}
Urocary Htnraa, Harold U w ls.
Harvlca Htatlon, M. R. DaUt.
cTlRH E o r D R IN K
LONDON, Jan. a4-(A > H The
curs* of strong drink— Its met
is driving the Hrltlah tu aoda pap.
The National Association uf
Soft Drink Manufacturer! re
ported today the nation aoaked
226,000,000 gallons of lemonade
and auch In 1 MB.
Thla Is twlca the prownr agerage.
80 la the coat of boor anil whis
key.
T
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Steel Probe
Coal Strike
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nanv
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At University
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in all di e n u p m i l . o n ' t pla nt - b.iil'l
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Report Chinese Premier In Moscow Cor Pact
Jan
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untried
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thirty, liaiYv e v 4*1, lh ilie l4 «l
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I I V I I ha* In. ’aril, III •f^Blllls hn|p laa 1Mint -te e t Ili il u M lt e s s i e l t " » A i i l s
-in ,it
c . r . l -n p p lle X
.1.1 \ allaf Mill |l|lll|l*tllBla‘l^ III IIIK (III1 liecaii’ e ,.t
f h e i c is talk - I U l u r l l i e i .-.itlisck
1st l. i ii j# (u i , siii*tiilafi ul lull mtil is
....... ..
,.f c a l hiiriilng p««
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Man,
tile i i i i n e i - n e le fiixtll g
I i a•V••• ill* l •'•'*( I " I ll t O h I hi1 *I ••I •$aI
eel.
I m it*' mi |- a*11 I ’ *• I ha*y **"ti!sl ha* 1.. ...n l. even the l l i i e e . i l ,
Mt|f |si|||| |
| a*yy l " , Mie*i aa111aat»
. •*-a 11 j' i, 11 I*.i Mir 11a*yy a*Ilia*- I • I
I •i.i a11• I *•*• t ii I *\\#'Y A
*I I 11•* t *IH lu e - i.leiil I m - . u d e i e . l A .......I /S,-
"I am imdideul dial ill die
Inline all ll.r la< l< till lie l.im.t',1.1
out In . I . u h I.i i h Wlull.ikri ( It.in.
Lett wa. aide lu i.iity mil lmt/,eiv 1ery gtote:. in-counted for lllth.MM aii.l iliaiimnce l.enefite (Tf.rvlei dial U iii-.a’i ilr-ign »>e.r ... pail
Mil
VIAin 1 •1 1 Is. lift It'll' I l . l , 1 XYlul.’ \.
by typewriter.”
I "f ••'"* '"tal. variety .tore* |1I2,. Inis offered, allows avail, how dlffi mppmled l.\ *|w, •ei irl ugire- \
til .fa. SSIm. ll-'e.t 1,1 lllf'll •**•• tf
cult, if lint ftlllle, il la to trv It. do
,
, 4. " * All t%
j HI I'll
A f t e r l.einn aen lenced , I I I . , wan i '.!«), d . - p i i r l n i v n l
Htore* IH7.200, I.Ullneaa with people wh.. do aucl. ""’n"
s*. i \.| A** t III .1 "lllli 1t ft of ('ill
|,v ' ,r ' I'.neve ;.m- I 1• I*k YYr l V I .I|*||| J .1
7 *.'(♦ IN» r
[.•toted In Ilie c i i . I i h I v of III* a t - | p m t e . n l - d o t e . I ?
an d d r .lK Irrespoiialtde thinKa."
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niulinl- will, ll.e I
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lo r n e y , I'la u d e It ( ’ lo .n u l l l . r
lo . C» UI7.aS7
< o y I i II u a h a*s' I, a*i | $It )il|||t(iiv Ml**
u IMI
Keuther aaldi
|,
,| i f » r 4 i r li i ti w i i a ' t i n I i IsAll A !l n
^ n , u n t il 4 P . M . to d ay w hen he
Koorl amt h e v r i a g e gale* v lr ld e l
• tilt |•M|*•*• *1 1 .1 «H m| 4jM"la*t| r$ M|it'kl»*
»■ IVitiM-y I .tllnjlNIl Y
'The Chryaler workers
ami
d u e l |M>a! f l u , 000 hoiul.
"Moii.AY *\v.f **rllir III .Mill ihr 11.11
ll.e next hl|die*t ev en w i t h t h «
i n mm m u i i fm l l i r •(li e n > Flii ll teniii - h Croxx tiled a notice uf appeal e i e i t f ' l o n r i . ii edlt.le ffr o r e r lm . their union V rre prepared to calt liili A v i f P i u r i i l I l n « r |iio|iiiitnl)$ I. I l . n l . Y
i ••)•*•i » iiii* Hin t " li p h i ' A'"i|ihi. (a sf
off their ftrlke If the corporation
w i t h I h r i d r . K o f Ilie Y o u r t f
T h e y p .od l. ceil |Hi.’ 7,Sr.6,
O f tliNl
•"III*' ll *#*••• •I y Mini Utlltffu hi* *11
Cruex ahlied .Indite llo.ldard not lo tu l, |LT.!t,N!)| c a m e f r o m r e n la u r wonId inert the established pat VI4 III l u i t l i r i *pri i l l I i r In- io dii
•MY •'♦ III* S4K' lll'IHll'* ll " 'III Y ♦lllll|»
ient of H> cents an hour."
11
-> |t
lo Mall' Inn.a
to imprlvou lllxa.
.-i i i I h an d lut u-liiooiun.
T h e r e wa><
(•• *h‘ i . , i h 9he •‘••inf *•! t *.(
ihii
A last ditch negotiating session
Crete -aid Hlax’ "rnnlrlbulloi.a ff.lt,(|lh pan) on l i m . . exi-n.pl g r o III I I n I, b r i o . e ll.e ............. al
a'"*- • (la *Y i 11 f|ll( lit* I t‘t|||i'0 ,-,| f *,
which ran 24 hours failed to re
•n the In te rtill of Ibe United ceriee.
!• •'•*
I Miitlo*r*-(mnf he i- Ih *i y i i h
solve the dispute.
11’.r-• l lid two week* ig.i. A. be ....
liiiiie. .m.l U> mir Inlernalional,
Ml • (s " ' I ’lVh illiv YY tiv
The walkout will affect a total ,, (,
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ii-lal.Ki.H ate tnallerH hevond di. , * orielrurltnii I n d U n i t y »alr.
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l i l t . I I 111 \ na'iYa'il llt'llA'I' « III ill't I h i t I um w ere title li.ilu,
pu le ” fie added ci.l.carnll.y llixn’ hin.iKhl ll. 1^1111,761. Hill. M»le« f -■I HO.UflO ( T t r y a l e r w o t k e r . ■ a■ t a A.a I■
I■
aif.. ■
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l.ilil.llBaaa
mul.ii
it.K !ii pin fit n H t r i i u (In* i ' m i n t i v
ll. .1 ,r )|te il,e • .-ii-ile
.in m llte *
l»
11,1lilt’
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ie. oils
•It* Mil Ms i I'Mhf III
•i.. i .*
| Mu |'till lllltt’s YYa1111aI •*s
ilnam-lal i-uiidllion that "wlial It' luudn-1
m i l \ h l i i i n \ • am Mf.
r
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......In.-ll-ni li.'tti
ill I ll 'll lilt Ull »'‘ l H lU lh ’d lift IIIMI
M, | . ii ||t*i M ........ l i t lliil tt
I It, Ili'YY |*111*1 ,’|l,| \, , || ,J
tie savlni'a lie had w«.e t'olie long e i n . I . lh.lt Ini' $|Hli,H'.t| of it
•i "is |•I• 1' I t Its II Hul It YYs'lllsl 1 »'
\ |»| .1- •
I . | I • . .. \ *-1i III*
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ii,
in*I
i i ., I n i. it**
m .t
Hie f... nil lire and appliance- I to Intl.lHin employes of suppl.t-i- Illi’ I lir in »•• I In’ * »**l * •••*»•!
Is Hi Nil lliil |(s It'll *p \ ,*• || . 11.
helo.e the col.cliiab.M of the Itrsl
- iiliiiiia'l tis't **l , 'ill \Y•'I I* IllH It* »l I. *,
. - I lit. 1 1 I •Ilpplle 111 ’
"III ll II M I " I ft I
>11 ills'! i
I*
store group sent it. $177,217, deal I .tnd dealer*
I,'111-1
t ai in ili.’il ilia* 'h«
lit If
'll •( f h i l Ml, sS;i y "it y III llt.'Hi, Ills lit
Jr lal.’’
I m u t ' i i M i n i •#*i \ i Imi* ^
I s '. I •
• . Ill I. ( . I•*|M*•I 1-. lit
a l i e u d t " « - t e tnJ
Tl»- strike was the second .<•
1
I I .......... . |»Mll y fami|fl.l..... ‘I t .......... - u p p l ii The first Itisa trial ended last e .i iu automotive pints uml sup
*'.l
y ♦ - t i l l I a*$f|- I.* •*.| ,| ♦h,. l illll I ts I
„ i i ,, '.liiu g e i p .’iut
plii-s fltlH.717 and opetalois ol ("l.rysler, one of the at.t.-im.tlve -pe. ...I " ." lu r iii ...n tl.<- » .. l . o . l V» I I»|* I Its’l 1111111* * *11111111 Y
Julv In a jury disatf eeti.eiil.
lis ts I I*III V m i h l h 't ha* sh till ♦.'.I
(.1 Mil' I ,ii,l \ ki ii "ti$rinal .is t ihii 1..
w en t .. ii l » - . t . G is t in
u u h ii «i.><i tin r-i»e i i - m .
I s - Aa- l
I t I It l
tills
t
Croan said llias had to l.oriow wen.i.ig uppaiel stores collet-led n.g three, within tha last two
Mw\**l H . l l l l h l I'llt k ai| M l m u tit nia |ll%
t) i Ii :i i iriii$* i n , w i l l m u l , I t . ., . .1I ||„
.’..uttiiiie.l Intel ■npllitll
years.
\»1; i m H
»*m Is* >i| |*l
money and ll.ul Ilia dt-lda alill fl«H,«i:ill fur the sli de,
lh- It'll
It.I Ilf ilh| llitf kfi"YA ( ■*
M I.*- 11 11•t*, .it it i Im* h*hiy m I ha*
I,I,- II,ill - 'll............ .
"•*
l|.l \ • •*•> ' I | \ I ll |l ♦Ill'll- Ml III*
ll appeared Inevitable
W s iin l'n r f l
I I c |J vi ' I ' m
..mpleli.iii
-t
the project and 1.,
were unpaid.
('ll"
mill
\l'»*HI lit* YY I*I a* III M ia
urs before
1 t w i l l I ’ • ' »l
I •
l>
h ours
___
. negotiations
„ ________ ended
______
'. ill s *1* |" ll f u l l - ! It it 'III
If I .it * it Y
-The present trial,” said ( mas.
id, .............. lint i-o ........ going t in ‘i t I v I- - ........... -ip p t ehensi 'U
IG- id ile .l
I tills* nil
YY Ills'll It!'I 1*1III
“ was financed by loyal friends
lu*
I tii- tu n y o r U * t J u l y iti* li «i,ira i 1.. . I iii:r ii - ill 'him * ,-s .S*vIt.....
. . I . l l l l g l l It I* •"•Ii"-' •-'( • lo t
l "'Pll M'lidi sis*. I f$* IH ivh U' A
i .Ml.•ml loyal Americans who nave l.«lto--.,- .1,-lavs shot,
•h,si lin-f Albeit tV Simp ,,n I, It, ^sill Ml I "I
l l i r t e is i n n i i i i i . - l i i i e "
" ......... . 1*1 'lliil* •I *t*f Vl*»
I |'#•( I •*
(nun the bargaining table wa-.
llavrd and atlll l/elieve in It s in
■ti-llulle
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t
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I
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a
n
d
lak
null... llo* .'tty "illi.'Miilfol lliil,- (,,,
i i . , i, ..I -iili-lautiatli " " ‘ re asm l
' •If ill'll
•'Illi lit Ills- I* *
II A'
nocance. Hla financial ruin l» •"
flashed to union locals.
,d
......
I
till".
<10 I*-- o il.l. - and to u-e eve, \ |>.
he lit tl H i d ....................... , l "*
it ’. " a I i |) 11. *11 I lilt l a*I
The union'* "rockboltom" de
A l I 11'
•ccumpllatied fact."
I Ii- .-..i i . p u n . ..n l, n ils th e it.g ,1 i i ii - .ms lo gel ml ol lh,-in
. .. ll |.|...lii.-tI..11 Ih e n a i l . .ml ' ,,-,,l'
Tha defense attorney added that
ll'lh.
mami that (Mtryalar grant benefits
,|o.' to . 111 - 11111 X1 -111 . > M em ber>f th e f la n fo r d I'tl<•*
m il
i - now ..i ........ m i l he ••••'
lo ll, -alii he i.ould lemlli.l
# U ia’ "brilliant career has heat,
worth 10 rents hourly par man was (lull have 1
AlUllIlt * |•I •Aa’i*• • , lay 'Y(ill'll It
it . , id i.d m .l to c h a n g e s
Invite.I hv the • *»
: .imp-..11 today of Ilie pieii.m i , i 1..
W ASHINGTON, Jan. 26. — |7P) rejected by the company.
|ll ll A*ll
ruintd" and that fuitliar punlihliis|i»*t| t.t i a*s'tiY »*i m l | " , » mill*’*
In ml. > r i u t i 1.1 atte n d * m e e tin g
- Farmers in unly six state* —
M .*411 aY (ills’ , • d I ‘ '*l|t •!
Vivrft
■11 ii. ti -.ii -, it iie,-«--*ry
Sunp-oii II, -pe. ill. It ton l»y the R o a ld "*
mant la unnacaiBary."
in li i l a i i i l i i mi M n tld a v Felt *.*7 . 11ijt*•' M m* i* i ■•1111*I, iiiy iilvt** Hit* in •"ltd lie would "loot, into H
among which Teaaa wns the only
(I.- I Ollllol , 1 . I'll.-. I
Sen a i „i - met l»dx\
in,I pie U'!'t
Him III ll\ III*. H las*11 I* 1 X mill did Hot uupllfy Ihe ............ nl
til 6 30 I ’ M
in Ilie C h a m b e r ul
I |(
iid-id • and II man 1., i e - i - 1 l.i I h e en I I * . - - I . i e i l t
major producing state — took In
( ’olliinerr,* l l i u l d i u g , w h e n
!tli«- •La* |*»*H|V'I|| .'Mill KlMllIM **•••«!«• "ll
te.<i ..i d. "•• l« - lle t m in s liiig
, i iiu iiauv U i n e „ » » i . i m U i i
more dollar volume from their
l|,r .......... . i lie sal,I Ihe . ..in
M a i g a i e l i 't p e r, pren id eut uf the siMiltfl I'MlIlIlf It'll 0 YY lll('|| |M "Ill'll i* |
marketings in the flrat II month*
1.1*4* I M i i ' k t ' I I S ,
I eag n e ul
W nm e ii
Y’o l e r s wil l •I* • MllulW'll .if (III* s'llltll* u|| fill I I t ' N F f
p ill, • , 11 - 10 . , Weldon G Jilall)
of last year than in tha corres
| .................. iiil>.iine,l him all' i
liulldiiig permits In flanford to spen t ini " i V h v F l o r i d a N e e d - * Milt KUl
ponding period of 1048.
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t
tha* |I|K|‘«*$>K till*
I*
Tlie
Tile Agriculture Department so tal $27H.40ii to data and may reach sje-, M a l e I - . l i - l l l ill lull "
i - id i I t o.
I ' h a t " h e Ih o ilg h l
reported today. Ita monthly farm the $300,000 if tha present rate of III, l l l l i . i l l was re a d *1 tile meet ♦ I «*•*•! ili'YY || I III liliytl (III* ••mill I aY
\ veidlet of lusllfiahl,- h--iiii ,i Mi, llo till .-nl ton ot tin- h o a i'l
| I* •■Mil a* III PYl’Pka " f *| IMM• |M'l|llt|"
Income report showed that In Ihe hull.ling continues during the five ill,, " f tin- I..1*1,1 t-lllll held III the
I' ( | " yv** ll irm itfli ihe •••-• i y •*11 mill '"•de wa- letiirned al "I lilt uV|...-k t „ e , It'll,I ................ ... »•«
M. H. "T-Bone" Smith ve«»erdav other 42 stale* farmer* found days remaining for securing per ta.-til C h ili Iasi night.
lils'lw 11 •*|»|»*#«| sill luilb'i'il III |iil I tin- -ifletiiooi, at the S'.....I ||i.i,-|. 1.1..
! i,..|,,e-t.-d Hid
............ ................ ................
Uatallfiatl aa a candidate for re- their revenues dowh 10 percent mits this month.
Mix
Until fienll, president
I., -i .-oioiier'e lurv following in |- lot lllli I .......... ..
. ...........
x action aa member of the State or more on the basis of the IIAmong the most recent permits uigi-d Ilie inenil.eis lu Ink,, pail .<i liii’li
W Dale llnflfniti* >t »• -ele.-te.l
agency -I G.e supeivi
I h i- 11a*yy il«*va*h»|Hii»*lll a-hi'iiht | .......... . *.....ducted by In-lire ,,f ..... I........
Houia of RapreaeiitalWaa which iiionth comparisons.
was that issued yeaterdnv to Mr III Ihe ele.-tluli .III Fell 21 >>|| the
lifeguard, and I’ ll»-kv Wield
ha haa served for four terma. In 'T h e slates with higher farm In and Mrs. W. V. Bitting for erec ipiesllim of whether Ihe Flurtd'i IM ll.e possllde a veiy -iil.et taut ml , 'be I'eare iV F Wal-oii anil -»- ,i,i„ of *11 ii« construct inn .....
-,- 11 eli.t-•It■ for the new Munici
i-luoi Stale Attorney lluheil
cluding aevett m-hsIoii-. an<| three come, In addition to Texas, were tion of a seven room home at I'm, ei and Light Company shall ii. lea-e in our i-ouilllV's oil re
ive, and t« of majoi nop.n I an.-e
.-niieeriiliig th* fatal .lab " ' ( ..,,1 ,. llo„ , ol.lim v l" I*1'" “‘"J i pal Hu iiiiuiilte Pool uliich will lie
•xtra aatiiona. To ilate he la tin- Delaware. Florida, Arkansai, New Elliott Avenue and Baminola Boule he gi Milled * fialii-hlse within I lie
,,priied Salnrdav mot iiutrf -it 111 611
oppoiad. Ha fa a fanner, Uvea at Mexlcu ami Arltona.
vard and near tha naw Harry City n| fjaufoid. fllii- also teniin-l i the industry und III the piildlr,' lung I rlday mglil of les-e I re ...... a llo t ne\ - -.p tcu en l
.V I,..-I
I 'ltff.it d McKihlun, c it y
| 4‘.s*•11 A*••*•!
Mi.-lens, "It. Negress, who died
I
i
I
an-aid
486 Rosalie drive and cattle hare
Touke
home.
Tha
cost
Is
ait
I
mated
e,|
tliii-e
pie-enl
of
Ihe
re
iegi*
Texas moved Into top place In
III *4I11 M4*I llllh h llls'lfl! f)ll» 111*1( IlilllC
* l.eilig taken to the hospital
Ilie A l l a i l l t r e x e r u tii," pointed
11
„ti,<ri
i.f
inters
lor
stale,
,-oimiv
from Albany, (Ja., 26 year* ago.
at
$22,000.
P.
M.
Campbell
Is
the country for tha JanuaryMr Huffman. 21. t- the -,m of
I'eipt, tlllvMi- Coilnn, Nt-gie-«. H a r r y i ’tm k f N iiin «mI
and national ele.-lioti-, uiging tliem ,...i, lioW e,«-l, that the p i.u - e .- IIn tha Legislature he served as llirotigh In-1
November
period contractor.
Mi ami Mi- W U U"fftuuii 630
to le leglsli-r lii'fote Ilie dead ii ■' riie a ti and w ill \ at v a rro rd in g who had been held In rouite.-lniu
vlca-chairntan of the committee on with total Income uf $1,006,182,000.
education, on road committees, re California took tha second spot
line oii'M'iri‘h 'll
The hooks ale i ih e d i-p ill of I h r oil fie ld . Ih r “ t"i the slalitnng, w a- released I t , ( t h u s ( G i i i i n i i t t ' t * Y'aleucia Drive, in,I i l l ' t i l i , the
WOMAN 8 KNATOR HIKH
,, i i -erved a* a life guald at
Ii •■llaued On g«*s em l.il
II uallMMett if* s*aae r , , i l
a l '*-1 "ie piry decided that ■Inciprocal trade and builnesa regula- with 61,860.761.000, with Iowa slip
(JOUVF.HNEUR, N. Y „ Jin . J!5.
G l e e t Lake- Nsval Training H ta ' lia.l acted lit nelf-defi-nae
Ilie
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M*tlJ^tna committees.
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Mrs.
Rhode
Fox
(Irava*,
ping from the front position down
; • lahlnng look nlare in Ihe lav..... f,,id cilni- ntnn. -ind Florida (’ll I m il Pilur lu th a t he wa- a niiimActive In aecurlng good roads to third with $1,808,648,000.
73, Hie only woman aver to serve
I of A I'llKii llrd'lli- yin Midw ay, ami K i t (*.d iiin r - n i n e , lilll ll iid in p nf j tier uf the University of Miami
in Seminole County ha haa coIn
the
New
York
State
Senate,
With only December income vet
l.dlowed an at gillileiil over a wig t 'i esi'i-lil f i l y have I wen n a m e d lu swimming squad, snd during his
operated with tha local delegation to ba reported, it appears that tiled today in Hollywood, Fla.
| in.in by Jesse Mlrkeus.
u - p e c i u l i n d u s t r y c u m m i t t e e to earlier educalii'li »l lluwles Millor Mata legislators In aaeurlng the these are the unly state* whose toHer death w ai reported to
•"tola were Ii. II. Melralf, II ilt-velop p l u m for s tr e s s in g th** i m G u y School, Jacksonville, was in
Improvement of Park Avattua, tal farm income last year may friend* her* by her son, Senator
I (Vallliall, W. F. Tlinrne, Miliun p o r ta n c e of the fre Ii I4lo rid a c i l - tin-' - i t miming squad
Highway No. 40 to tha Kaat Coast, clear tha two billion mark.
Paul D. Graves, who flew to Hol
Mi W ig h t cam e In H a n fo rd fro m
•i elvinglon, A. It. YVallsre and | run m a r k e ts as a fea tur e o f the
and tha naw (lenava brldga now
Of the other five states with lywood Sunday to be with hla
llr a iif o r d . I ’ a ., w h e re he h id o p e r
I'm Lanier.
balng built j also other roada In
I i.tfili F l o r i d a <’dm- Exposition.
mothar.
Mrs.
Graves
had
bean
ill
Little
Citi
Clti
llallelt,
6
,
of
Fein
I’aik
romped
oil
with
the
lint
Witnesses wet* Dr. H. II Stalk,
tha county, Including the Forraat « m « < | farm revenue, Arkansas a week.
John A Hittveli, Jr., Winter ated a p rin tin g shop L 't 26 y e a rs
p iiir in lire Sanford TnitHil Club's initid unalettr mglil pmgiaiu Mon
1, ! ! 80’873’000
Mutaat 6470,Vl-mro lle d d le y and lien n iH B elli
City road to tha Oranga County JliS
Havt-u.
president ol ilm Exposition, and fro m 1024 lu 1020. o p erated
075400 In 1048; Delaware. | 9A day niglil at the Tuutisl Cetilri *t m..ir ilun 200 rprcU lnt, applauded ty
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.lease
M irk
e n s was sla h h e d -aid that Mr. Touke and Commit- m e W ig h t P iiid t iig H h.ip, w h ic h
linai Ooldenrod Road improyaIRAN
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he te e sta b lis h e d lit 1030 and u p
j u n t ) Highway 208 Oviedo to Chu- 52 ,000 and 601.72a.OOOt Florida
Motion pictures of Iran ware Iter acrobatic ballet da.ice. Tail l.ixrn'.otvei, program cliaintiaii and I lielittul Ilie right shoulder snd iiii -loner Hi-hop wmild work with
6368,062-000
and
6801,670,000;
V > ta and Orange County and tha Naw Mexico, 1174,638400 and *hown at tha Junior High School anniiuiitei, livid the little dincrr up •» lh*t evciyntie rmilil ,ee lirt i dei ihe rigid arm, accurding to coiuiiiitteea to contact fresh fruit e n d e d to tu n e, 1018. l i e is p a st
G o m t u Oviedo road imarovemaat.
shipper* and glowers to solicit u m -te r u f Lo d g e 626, F and A .M .
les.inmny.
•178464,000, and A r la o n T u S S ? yesterday afternoon by Raymond after awarding the price.
and is s e c re ta ry uf the K iw a n i*
Mr. Smith it a member of tha 064,000 and |»»647I400.participation ill "Flush Fruit Day"
Ball, Jr., and Frederick Eahoo.
Young bill' Park scored a Ini with Im violin playing and won
M r. and M rs . W ig h t llv a
vocational guldanca commute* of
STA TIO N KGHHRD
al Ilie Exposition, lo he ohserfed ( l i t is
The former ia technical advlaor, arcimil tune. Lspeually plea’ tug wai Im rendition of Schubert's "Avr
at 1616 P a rk A v e n u e .
H e w ill
•tho Kiwanla Club.
The Gulf Filling illation, oper on Thursday, Felt. 18.
and the latter communications an
h av e c lt a ig * o f ta k in g o f tic k e t*
Marta
ated
by
II.
IL
Owen*
at
1418
San
Working
with
Mr.
Took*
and
A flahfry for th# benefit of th* f ) nM' *?r ihe lranlan government.
Manley llriimley, tenor soloist nle .piarlette of hoys, and duets ford Avenue was entered last CommiHsioner Uishop on the gen and lo o kin g a f t e r lo c k e ra a t th a
H.8.O. TO CLOAK DOORS
March of Diinta Drive will be held *, r -_ B* 1,1, nJ,d# • W a f talk about
N EW YO RK. fan. 26. — OP) ~ at Longwood, Friday Jan. 27 at Iran, called Mr. lahoo to tha stag* and einployen of fleinimde Motor- ,n.l .lancing by girls from the night or early this morning snd eral committee to cutitart packing pool
Tha United Service Organltatlona 6:00 o clock in the afternoon, T. E. and they demonstrated how Iran Co., won llilnl |irlte witli til: rendi -rlio..I under direction uf II. IL property Including a wheel ami houses and growers in the respec
la closing up shop,
Another lilt w«» tile Mti.l a jack, valued at m total tive area* will he the following: ~ T H F W E A T H E R
Tucker, county chairman, an- ian* meet and talk ia the ancient tion of -'The Whiffinponf Home" llr. t ,-nliarh.
and an Irish int-lody.
Tha agancy, wnoia wartime en nobneed. Tit* price will ha 75 rents land, which waa one# Persia.
-.cored by a Junior High -exteite of $60 was stolen. Entrance was Commissioner J. IL McDonald and
JA C K S O N V IL L E , Jan 26.—-bn
A pliMniiiK variety number wax •I girls dlracled by Mr*. W. G. made hy smashing the lower win II G. Harnett of Plant City; Com
tertainment circuit stratched from per plate and most of th* food and
High Low
the agile Hungarian Folk Dance Fleminx.
dow iiane on tha north side uf Ihe missioner Tom Turnbull of Win- Station
S K y ta to tha baschhaada of Ku- services are being donated.
CANNON E N T E R S R A C K
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performed by L»ul-o Kantnii and
#W>, said yesterday that it la un
U r Haven with John Lang, Winter Atlanta
‘ T A L L A H A S S E E , Jam 86.
II. F. HruJiler, uresldcnt of the building.
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able to raise enough money to
Haven und Kingswood Rprntt of Hostun
— Former U. & Rim. Put Camatt Cecil Koonlx under Gin direction club, announced that nest Matnr.
J A Y C K E HP B A K U
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heap going.
ALAN H A LK F U N E R A L
Lake Wales; Commissioner J. B. llurbank
duy night at 7:3U o'clock, Bellcamp
Morris Nelms of Lakeland, head of Miami today qualified aa a can of Mru. Eucar Price,
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It esparta to terminate opera of grower*' relatione for tho Flo ri didate to regain tho fourth eonG L E N D A L E , Calif., Jan. 26. — "Babe" Pravatt of Tavaras anti Chicago ...............
Mr, Eiaenhower opened the pro- tin- niagiciou will appear and that
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tion* of Ita 168 branch** through da Citrua Mutual, will b* the guest graaslonal district soul ha tost to Afram with n humorous skit por tickets will he only 26 rents. A i/Vi — Alan Halt, 67-year-old vat- John M. Campbell of Leesburg: Galveston
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out tha country by Tuaadny.
(paaktr at th* Junior Cheat her of Rap. Georg* flm otbm four yeon traying a Hollywood wild west pot lock supper will ha held F r i •trait of tha moviai, will ba buried Commissioner Dsn McKinnon of New Orleans
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During tha war, th# U.8.0. had Commerce luncheon Thursday, Mr*. ago.
today at Forest Lawn Memorial Winter Garden and Walton C. Rax New York
movie, and ended up shooting the day night at 6:00 o’clock.
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•am* 8,000 aarvlca center* through- Raymond Rundqulat announced to
Il.ih Hobson, of Euclid, Ohio, Park with Pat O’Brien, Leon Errol of Orlando and W. F. Ropar of Pittsburgh ...............
Smathera, a candidate far tho piano player, D. Clark with >t
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I t tha United SUtaa, and more
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U. 8 . Senate, la not leaking re cap pistol. Assisting In the skit wlto hau entertained the group and Wallace Ford among tha pall- YVintar Cardan; Commissioner O. Beattie
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C. Minton and J. V. D'Albora of Jacksonville ............ .......... tw
flection to Urn
waa Joa Murray, R. Ball, A. Farris much with his singing waa misted beam *.
71
Monday night. Ha ia now at Bay
Hale died Sunday from a virus Cocoa; and Commisslonar Jeff Miami ....................... ...... 76
gan kin
■ad N. Thadford.
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Among tha iataraattug musical Pines Hospital awaiting an opera lnfaction and liver ailment. Ha Flak* of Wauchula and Harahail Orlando ..................... ....... 88
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Sorrells of Arcadia.
was 67.
aata waa th# Lyman School’* dou- tion.
Kutiiiing ( ompany
Dvvvlnps IM 1 It imI
Tq K<*c o \ (‘ i Oil
Florida Farmers
“ '
Made .$57 Million
Mure Than In 1948
' '' ^ Attend Meeting Of
O r l a n d o Pilots
January’* Building
Neant $300,000 Mark
"T-Bone” Smith
Qualifies To Run
For Legislature
lloffmum Wi g h t
To Have ChartfeOf
Swimming
Amateur Night Program Held
On Monday At Tourist C en ter
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WEDNESDAY JAN. »», 1M9
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD* FLORIDA
. motism Is Good Dutchman Tours
Solution For Any U. S. Cities On
M a rtia l Problem $25 B a n k r o l l
llv H A L B O Y LF.
N EW YO R K — m
Hove
hynoptised your wife or husNot?
THI» la the hart solution of evarybodvH marital problems yet
dreamsd up.
A New York professor recently
indicated that problems of this
nature can be solved by the mumV i-lttmho of
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T f e T M u 't n ay it q u ite th a t w a y .
!
fl”* ^he dld^sa* that_ bo -mi|<) try;
7/oLtue a pent, simp'him nul of iT
and yet still have the guy com)'
bark hv po.t-bynnptlr suggestion
at 3 o'clock the following after
noon to pet a big him k dog that
wasn't there.
I say that thin opens the answer
to all the problems of the western
world, which are largely male ver
sus female rather than American
against Ru»«lan. (The Kusslnns
must have as much trouble getting
along wllh their wives an we do.)
Personally, fellows, regardless
of what you do, I am either going
to .learn to hynoptlre my wife nr
hire a man to do it for me.
How can a guv afford not to?
You take the average wife. What
dots she give you lint a lot of
common ferine and "love’s old sweet
yalpT" Hhe has no real apprecia
tion of (hr mysteries of life that
make existence worth enduring —
for the male. Her life is ruled hy
a crass sense of man's Injustice,
which Is the mlse.l nrolurl of lady
logallncviH l»dv In... fflrlenrv, and
lady prnprirlv
,.r „l| thin she
blpmcs he. I f .......... I
A wife o. ‘ ■' '••fl tn on being
MM, but she till,men that she
not he alone Tl*l« In the fatal
foolishness Hi*,* all dictators get
egught with: They never realise
that power is a solitary enterprise
— (hat noh«dy Is going to admire
them merely for their muscle.
,it also Is needless tn point out
that wives aie Hie soft Instruments
of power In our civilization. Why
remark again upon the frmale
flat In the velvet glove? We all
have frit It.
Olir only pnnnlhle defense Is -hynopllsm.
Panonsllv, I have tin desire to
fork out fib to a hynoptlst who
will mesmerize mv wife Into call
Ing at mv library In mid-afternoon
to pat a nnu-eilstent dnrhund
Let's he realistic, even If It
colts |2B - If | enn him s mumhtf-jumbo artist who will get her
to pal me lovingly on the cheek
on (he morning after the night
before under the mistaken Impreaaltm that I am a misunderstood
Stint Btrnard . . . . wall? Howwowl
T h e only danger I ran aaa la
, tjftt th l. terrible weapon pf hynoptifch may fall Into Wifely hand*.
Looking at It that way, boya, our
satrots are gone. Our favorite bar
tender will sell us helplessly down
tha river at the snap of female
fingers Our little white Han will
aitnd out like five o’clock shadow
at tan I’. M. — or Ilka John 1)11llngar at an K ill chowder party.
Believe me. friends, hynoptlsm
should never become the poor woman’s radar. Hut It ran he man's
bait friend — If he doesn't dog It.
Rural Common Sense*
By Spuds Johnson
Hints To Housewives
By Anna Mae Slkea
tern, however. Low-Incoma fam
ine* depend more on sugar and
also syrups, molasses, and honey
lh: u High Income families. In
it on
0| how city families
New light
ford or kapt for providing milk for
H e a l t h y Cattle fjhe
family, har owner at all tlraaa
tihould make every effort to kaap
Produce MoreMilk oar in godd health."
Every milk cow should be tjstfor tuberculosis and Bang'* diaR e p o r t s Agent «dcure,
and mty cow that reacts to
Seminole Landowners
Order Pine Seedlings
T A LLA H A S SEE,
\Br p f f i t t s t e
iduitrlal man, ha should ha
is eager and raadyto reduce
reduction coata. Tha Induaman takas many thing* tato
nt whan computing hie pro*
in coata—materiala, labor,
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(SP E C IA L) — So far this year,
T &
S S S n
f ^
* m j y ,*so f t* d r In k * / a n d o th e r
I I landownera In Seminole county
foods which Include sugar.
either
of
the
tests
should
not
be
Agriculture report on sugars Htid
rSsInsevllle, Fla.— If she Is to
have ordered 110,080 pine seed
A I* Newsfeaturea
The findings are derived from
used as g source of milk, the dairy
C U M B ER LA N D , Md., — A big. sweets, based on a survey In some studies of family food consumption provide a good, wholesome supply specialist advises. While tubercu lings from the Florida Forest Ser
bespectacled Dutchman with n 70 U. 8. cities.
made hy the Bureau of Human of mljk, the milk cow must be losis has almost been eradicated vice for planting on their lands
this wlntor, according to R. A.
Sugar nnd sweats, the report Nutrition and Home Economics In kept in good health, according to
boyish grin Is hack home now,
An average flock of young hen*
from Florida herds, (here are kill)
telling all his friends about bin shows, tak^ an average s cent*, u^g. Almost 4,000 families in Clarence W. Reave*, dairy special enough cases to justify constant Bonnlnghauaen, management chief will produce 180 eggs per bird per
month-long visit In the fltste* — of the family's food dollar com small and large cities were Inter ist with the University of Florida checking to keep It down. The for the state agency.
Agricultural Extension flervlce.
Bonnlnghnuscn said that the year.
all for 120. That is, (25 and the pared with 84 cents spent for meat, viewed.
U 8 Bureau of Animal Indusdtry state fmeat service produced 2t),10
rents
for
dairy
products,
and
4
"A
row
that
la
unhealthy,
giatlludr of a couple of Yanks he
Comparing four elllc* In differ
and the State Live Stock Sanitary
It 1* estimated that Antetlcan
helped escape from Nar.l-hcld Hol rents for eggs. The 5 cents In- ent part* of the country, the study whether front disenar or lack ot Board ar* cooperating *n a state
. nipping has spent (8,000,000 on
rludoa
sugar,
slrtips,
ntolnssen,
adequnte
feed
cannot
produce
a
land during the war.
shows that Birmingham, families
wide program of testing for these production If she does not receive inifar equipment since th* end of
Harm Davidse, StJ-ycar-old cm : honey, Jellies, Jama, candy, dry *l"'v more sugars and sweets at large quantity of good milk over disease*.
■■ f r y . jt« »n sid ^ navlgatlom
nrrpsred
dessert*,
and.
J-otfled
sort
plnvc #,f tn.- yetherlnn.ls Bail
AllSUk1'?
'r », r ' it..
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far**tew.-p Buffulo.-fA ***►• •
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< «*•*•, hut
>ui not !!*
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i
e _ „ ' A In 'S C I u vow u T.I H la rg e da ry j ' TTr. Reives also urge* kit ivil'A- ishuftTty Im p .,:*;.' r-.."*.'?—
■teaj7 was t-ltglhu' lo r pa.
• ro w
to tf— c p
’* at, h U, ..m v**'green psstuiv -m-gtocn
cream, bakery ptHucta, canned1M um eaHU-St. 1 aul, and ban,
" r n t.H - S W HO
travel by train all over Europe 1
veectah le* an.l stninAV? 1 rancisen. b all ( rsn cisco -» am l!)*« -.'against u u iiilis , to' practice sani cured crops, a good balanced dairy
att'l .vf.re ra n K ,v .a i> *i ' i m i . i a .ru*r _ . . . tTnrTnr4r'
m r - t m t — *Jur»iR"T>*tiii«B
rm - tevu-r^ A hi is m - » •
. *■*.. v,. - - > - k » d — I -*— -* . - i V - — .. im J
tation
to
prevent
it,
and
to
take
Southern
liking
for
sirup
and
mofeed,
and
plenty
of
fresh
water
mer, not get one to America? lie foods.
About half the sugars and »wert* ! families buy 50 percent more hak- lass.* with hot breads. Buffalo i prompt measures to control It If
A r* the best between New
took the matter up with the rail-' l„ family dlela coma into tl..- ",'d I'rmlurls .onta ning -ugar than families rat more candy nt home | "hows up In cows. Swollen quar si all times for his cows.
The dairy epeclallst also recomYork and Key West, Including
road.
The railway management | kitchen as granulated, powdered, j H'nnlnghari’ families,
than Hie other three cities. B ir ter* or thick or ropey milk arc mended clean, dry lots, Insect con
South A m r lc s startl'd negotiations.
nr brown murar. Tin* otrn»r h a lf. Hlrn 'nirhFm fRmillpa uff tnrr® mingham families drink slightly ! indications of mastitis, and milk trol, and feeding of good hay when J
The Hollnnd-Amrrirn line agreed
l
comes from purchant'd fisids which to four times ns much sirup, mu- more iiottled soft drinks at home fitint an affected row shouldd he pastures are low as measures for ,
tn furnish him pasage, including include sugar.
hisses, an.l honey as families in than those In Ruffaln, Minneapolis- segregated while under treatment. keeping milk cows lu good health
Orlando llgwy at French Av*.
meals. And on this side, the UntilFam ily Incomes vary ltd* pat- tin. northern elites, reflecting HI. I' i i i i I, am) Han Frnnctaco.
I As a row cannot continue In high and production.
mote nnd Ohio honored I,is Dutch
railroad pass.
Rul his country informed turn
he could bring only 25 of those
dollais hack tn the rnuntry Hint
made them famous. They were
needed tno badly at home.
NEW QUIET
At the dock at Hoboken, N .1 ,
he learned how fast they could
AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS'
disappear.
The customs Inepae
tors took sis ns duty nr, souvenirs
Speak In whispers nt f»0 and
he had brought for Ills friends
BUMP BLOTTER
nver t * : tlinnka to "soundAnother sis went for a Iasi to Hie
tadioad station.
conditioning” of the l.'l-way
"Hydra-Coil" and "Para-Flea”
Hy the time he icaehe.l *',,,,,
atronger "Mfcguurd” Ihuly anti
Springs hint the humps out of
l.r,bind, half of Ills
sva-, gone
the "hushed” silence of Ford’*
Hot there, lie foiiml he doin') need
your wny. Together with Ford's
even that nnnh.
new JOO-h.p. V-H engine. Ami
"M
id Ship” Hide in the low,
.lark C Murrell, 27. met him id
out«ide, new hake«l-ori "Fashion
the station and whlnknl him m
level center section you’re in
the Mmrell home Just m u s s the
C ar” colors tiiuke Ford ntoro
fur a new high in comfort;
liver nt Ritlgley, W. Va. The two
heailtiful thrill ever for *50.
hadn't nc,>1) each other ailire the
dark days of 11)11.
Mnriell was n second lieutenant
then In Unde Ham's Army,
lie
had parachuted from a crippled
(*•47 after dropping pniiitmnpnr i
in the vicinity of Armliejm
lie
hmke his leg in the full "right
smack in the middle of two Her
man I'atizer divisions,” a. .lock
put* it.
lie was picked up hv
the Nazis and hospitalized at
MORE HIP AND
'35% EASIER-ACTING BRAKES
Utrecht. Hut he soon learned the
SHOULDER
ROOM
Features like Ford's 35% easierDutch underground whh I'tiliem lied
firmly within Its guarded wall
acting
King-Size Hrukes ktvp
Inside, you drive on non-sng
Hy the time Murrell was op ami
you safe. You stop on u dime, at
about, lie bail been flliuli liid blue
front scuts thill lire foam rubber
'ririti of the lio*pilal hv alert
■ tiptoe touch, thunks to this
cuihionrd. The most hip and
liitch hospital attendants. Through
"Magic Action” of these great
shoulder
room
ill
Ford's
field.
thejr help he nnd another Amerl
'50 Ford hrukes.
ran, Hgt. Wiley Moore of Ashe
And y o u 're su rro u n d e d hy
vlllp, N.
esrnped tliiougli n
.
sparkling
upholstery
•
fabric*
large conduit unknown to the
that-|«rr a decorator's dream.
Nazis that ran underground from
the hospital basement In a power
' o P j» >
Station outside the barricaded
fence,
Two more underground worker*
met them and took them to DavidH . :i
aa’s horn*. Moore wa* sheltered
next door, whlla Murral wa* hid
den by David.** between the walls
above the French door* separating
• ;/ r.
; iv !.
the living and dining room*.
Ife remained wllh Davidse for
three weeks. Then he wa* smugt A V-8 FOR LESS
gled hack to Allied lines, although
THAN MOST SIXES
It took sis months to make ltd*
transit.
Murrell saw to It that Davidse
The new. super-tpiiet 100-horsewas entertained during tils stay
power V-ll engine is the same
here. The first day Jack look the
type engine found in America's
husky Dutchman off on h combina
tion welner roast and roller skat
costliest ears, yet the TiO Ford,
ing party. David..,, became a firm
with this engine, sells for less
believer In the hot ,|ng, hut II took
than most "sixes.”
him a little lougri to appreciate
the skates.
'"The floor was very hard at
fir s t,' ho explained with a laugh,
nibbing the sore spot which ab
sorbed most of the tumbles.
Rut It took a high school foot
ball gam e-colorful hands, natty
majorettes,
cheerleaders,
uni
formed players—tn bring out tha
comment, "this Is really the big,
great, wonderful United Htates."
V
Our Sandwichea
ANNETTE’S
f
The one fine car
in the low-price field!
l T ’B IM PORTAN T FOR
T H E FA R M ER TO WORK
TOW ARD LO W ER COflTH
Makara of automobile* and many
ether Industrial products know
qUito accurately how much It costa
them to produce a single unit of
thalr products, and It la Just as
Important for the farmer to know
how much It costs him to produce
witta of hla crops.
Mount Etna In Blelly has hsil one
Industrial producars are eon- of tha longest eras of activity
tlDttally asarehlng for methods, among the world's known vol
processes, and matarlala that will canoes.
even ■ vary.' ■mall Mount
jo not wash* any tlmem lakteps to save It. Thty know
avlng a amall amount on. each
iny unlta will main a vary
intlal ovar-a|| saving for
In thalr oparatlona. That'*
w on thar employ enfincora
Inar spacfallit* to do eontin♦search on production.
■the Industrial producer, the
Jan.
000,000 saedllggs at Ha two nurser
ies at Olustao and Munson for use
In reforestation throughout tha
stats during th* currant planting
season. Seedlings produced by the
state agency are sold to landown
ers at cost, 12.26 a thousand picked up at the nuraery or 82.86
a thousand delivered by express io
the buyer's nearest shipping point.
T h ere’s a
Erldu In southern Iraq Is be
lieved to have bean a city In 6,000 H. C.
in your fu tu re
.•aw ith a
fu tu re b u ilt in !
Ruins of Erldu In Iraq ar* be
lieved In he those of tha world's
oldest city.
returns—Is hla Income from hla
crop.
Thus, It hahoovaa every farm ir
to keep a record of all hi* coata
and to take advantage of every hit
of research that will anabla him
to reduce his coals and raft* th*
quality j of hla products.
“ TEST DRIVE”
the one fin e car
in the
low-price field
a t your
LI.
laid* and pastures
* »
plows,' tractors,
«r Implements are
md tha work that
a In producing tha
irsa, his labor. >
.
FORD DEALER’S
AihrWa
'rDIHvM M ff ' 1
I
BTAGB BHOWfl t
*: H IP ' btM . T ill -,
5
F S rrW ? ;
♦,'Zv'A
T
'. .i V ' ’
mm
ItfaVM » , S - . z
SO MUCHa FOR SO UTTU
One* you drive • 'SO Ford end
see • , . beer ) s ; end feel for
yourself its power* quality and
comfort—you'll be amaeed at
all tbe car you get for so little
money,
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1
WEDNESDAY JAN. 25, 1950
Lake Mary
M A V Fnw n n K E A U l
DeBary News
By VIRG IN IA PALMER
By
F REELA N D
F/kRRAND
N A N FO M II
F L O R ID A
High School Seniors
Win 3 Scholarships
Mr. and Mrs. Gu* Anderson and
Mr*. Berth* Field of Gram!
L A K E L A N D , Jan. 20 — (8PELedire, Mich. In xprndltip ihp re Mr. and Mr*. Jack Conant of Long C IA t )— Scholarships worth 10680
mainder of the winter with RiiBene Irlnrid, N. Y., spent several day* will be awarded to three Florida
fW Graltn Owen. Mr*. Field him at the f)e Bary Mansion. This wa» high school senior girl* by Florida
TUtRSDAY
•pent two winter* in Lake Mary the second visit the Anderson* Southern College here in a com•nd wIM ho Rind to meet nrquuin- made to DeBary and at thi* time netltlon to lie held during its
tanres here.
•hey placed nn order for a home Founders Week celebration, Feb.
Friends of Rev. S. J. Grady will to he built on Gem Lake.
27-Mar. 6.
Bgt. and Mrs. J. Duncan of Do
be sorry to hear that he continue*
The girl winning the first place
III at hi* Inline.
Bary Diive had as their guests award will receive a full scholar
her
sister
and
brother-in-law
Mr.
The Cecil Mixon* have moved
ship for four years, worth 13720,
back to Rnnford temporarily. They and Mrs. William Donohue of New which will Include all board, mom
Hnven,
Conn.,
for
a
few
week*.
have purchnxed lot* *nnthwe*t e’f
, and tuition. The second place a■ A k | | | i «■>%/ CM
the rVrn'.n*^'.. .
will he i
~»»jjia»i><nii| i> jT
.‘T L D
TP'
L.
ui
(iovtit**,
1'n
dttf
-«
*
M
*
nding the j wotth $1860. amt .nr
»w v
^
penV »o .tivi-i ■}• Vnre
L s tong, o
tr..pr,t otiit mry will i
'**
F-re«ts of Mr. and Mrs. will he $250 a year feu four yrnrs,
to be applied nn tuition
W ” moving back, thi* tlmr. Into ‘’" S ' 9 (,r,n'T p* Seren* Road,
their own home.
Mr, and Mrs. Gustave King are
Contestants will he pidgrd on
Raymond M. Ball, who has been !
» *»*-twf vacation here. character, cooperative ness, willing
to
accept
responsibility,
Ill, la Improved and is back at n ,c Y, " ? v.1 rontrncted for a home ness
his office.
i '’,1 Half-Moon Lake.
grades, extra-curricular activities,
Mr and Mrs. John Wright. wh« I r "‘, ',l? y
« ' « Club participation in school, church and
have lieen spending'aonie I line with met at the DeBary Mansion House. community activities, personality,
their brother-in-law and sister, the Mi»s Hetty Wagner entertained citisenship, spreinl abilities and
Mr. Wagner's contribution* to school and comJoe Uehcle/t, Imvr coin* to Minmi With a few solos
....
Beach fur n short stay. Mrs. lie- niece Eloiie accompanied on the inuulty life.
College officials emphasized that
helcs’a father. Mr. Wright, has piuno. Mr. Romeo Pagliaro direc
ted
the
choir.
the
competition
is
not
a
beauty
, errlved from Charleston, W Vn .
The Halurday Night (Hub met contest.
t a visit. This I* his first trip
lust week at the De Bary Mansion
Lake Mnry.
I Ion hi*. Mrs. Rny Peck served as
Rev. mid Mia. W. R II mi Son, hostess.
who spent a few days with the
*Vr‘ * n'J„ Mr» F«ti1 Byers of
Herbert Lamperts, are now settled
at 22!» North Main in Orlando It * lilcago, ill., were recent guests
will he remembered that Rev O f Mr. and Mm Harry Whewell
Houston In n former pastor of the
ORLANDO , Jan 23-1 Special»Lake Maty t'ninmnnlty Church.
Great mound* of gleaming oran
coffee,
(tandwichri
and
canape*
Thursday afternoon. In honor of
ges, tangerine* and otlirr Florida
her daughter, Francis' sixth birth Mrs f>cll Mixon was in charge citrus. Jar* nf homo made pre
of
the
Guest
Book.
day, Mrs.
<• Till!* enteitallied
Mr mid Mrs Edgar Parrish of serve* and irllir-, delicate flower
it group of youngsters. Game* wenf,ilo
Vlstn are spending a few days arrangement i. *pect.nul«r manu
H»yrd on the lawn. Late in the
facturing ami Industrial display*
afternoon, numrrmis gifts were wiith her parents, the C. W. Sojnb are all being planned, along with
presented to the honnice. l'‘*.liow* loins.
Friends of Miss Duncan Raker hundreds of others, each of spe
log the traditional singing of
rial interest to Central Floridian*,
"Happy Hitthday", the cake was will lie glad to hear that she has
for entry in the Central Florida
cut and lofrcalimont* consi.sling rccovvifd from a recent attack of
of Ice cream, rake, cookies, and measles and she Is hack In school. Exposition next month from Fob.
popcorn were served. Invited in Her sister, Miss Dilon Raker, how 20 to Fell. 25.
More eountios and loniinunitie*
he with Fiances were, Gayle Burke, ever, I, still confined to her home,
than ever before in the hr torv of
Hue Ann Toney, Marene ami .Inane also with measles.
Mr and Mrs Fred Warfetnian the Exposition, aie showing then
I’rckhnui, Dorothy law, lim a .Iran
Eubanks. Rotierln Hitchcock. Myr- have moved Into their rccantly pur wnre* and their accomplishment*
REM NANTS
mi Williania, t’ecilin Miisted, Mnile chased home, the Ren Young place. in thi* 3Rth annual fan ComE>d Bremln Gayle Matthews, Hr- They come here from New fiinyrnu munlty exhibit:, will come from
Lockhart,
Conway,
vrrlv and Buddy Brown, llurky, Beach They say they prefer lha Chiistmas,
One ntiiiH group l>
Peggy and Slephie Grier. Gmy central inland section, after Imr- Ocoee, Union Park, Winter Garden,
and Dnnnle Tillis. Assisting Ml* • icane experiences, along the sea Winter Park, Zell wood and Or la
Vlstn. County exhibit* will come
TUB* in cnr’ng for the children J bonrd
( ‘ In c o l l i
c c a t li
were, Mrs. C. I). Tillis. Mrs. (\ W.
The Home Demolishallnn Club from Rrrvard, Lake, Marion, ().*
SJohlnni, Mrs.
E Roberts, and was host tn tho County Council ceola, Seminole. St John* and
mother, Mrs. G. A Tilcomh, Mr*. >meeting Thursday. At noon, a Volu*ia.
II II. Grier, Mr. and Mrs. Ehrn I. loovrird dish luncheon was served
o some fill Indies piesent. Mrs. J.
Hoyt, who was celebrating hr
80th liirthdny, hie snme day, mid A. Vales was chairman, in charge
Purchii .oil ilon and .In I scrap
the pnleriml grandmother of the of the luncheon, which was the consumption m ih< I 1 K totaled
usual
1
,iiki
Mary
success,
tills
town
hnnorre, Mr*. J. K Tillis, S r , who
2l.260.mm gro*. ton* in I'.M'.t, 27
Mtrlirnt)d her 77th birthday a few being noted for Its good cooks.
per cent lc»:. than in I'.'l*
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
E.
R.
Myden,
are
day* ago.
home
from
the
Fernahl-Laughton
Dinner goe-.tw of the C W. KJnhloms, Rlindav, were Melva .lenne Memorial Hospital and greatly Im and family of Nuranja Read
and Kelly t'arvrr, of Altanionte proved.
Mr. and Mi*. I. Dale Doolittle
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Btruther* alHprlugs.
of Alicante Road returned home
Friends of Mrs ft ,1 Grady will tnmled the Camellia Show In Or
lliursday afternoon after upend
lie glad to hear that she is better, lando Saturday afternoon.
Mr. mid M n. John McLaughlin ing three day., in St. Petersburg
following mi attack of iIn.
Mr. Romeo Pugllaro of Colomba
Bev. Edgnr McConnughnv. pas were in Orlando Sunday afternoon
Road left Friday morning for the
tor of the Church of tho Nazar at the Horse Show sponsoring the
Vctatans Administration Hospital
•ns. left Monday morning for lit. Mnrrh of Dime*.
in Lake City Fla. for an indefinite
Bttersburg, where he will attend
Sunday guests of - t|i# A. F stay. All Ids friend* wish him a
W Prearherx Convention of th e Kemps were Mr». Rtdmond, hti
speedy return*
Church of the Nararene.
mother and Mr. and Mr*. Max
Miss Esther Jackson left Friday
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Bullard of Stewart, Ills brother-in-law and
for her home In Hartford, Conn.,
Hanford, ami Sirs. Husio Prtaney, nlsler of Daytona Beach
after spending three weeks with
(No. 1 Keronda) A Rr.il liny
of Enst Point. Ga„ span! Sunday
Spending the weekend with hi*
with tho W, P. Burkes. In tho parents, the Goodhart HJohloms, her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mm.
While they lad '
Jen*
Montenseti
of
Asturlano
afternoon, they all visited Mra. M xvere Mr. nm| Mr*. Oliver Sjohlom
Road.
Flanders. In Winter Park, sister of Lake Alfred.
I.ndtci, who attended the Volu
of Mrn. Burke.
Arriving in Lake Marv for a
Attending the regular monthly brief visit Monday were Mr and sia County Federation of Women's
meeting of llm Busine.l.l and Pro M n. Raymond M. Ball. Ji and Club., at In l and on Wednesday
fessional Women’ll I ’luii of Kan young son Jimmie They flew from ropie lenlmg The Ren.mti Spring* J
lord, Jan. 18 were Mrs. R o b e r t Tehran, I r a n , where Mr nail is eni Womens' Club were: Mia* l.enrli.
M True, Mr*. Bnymond M. Ball and ployrd In a liaison capacity in that Mra. Hamilton, Mr*. R. S. Cooper.
Mi*. Win. E. Baker. The meeting cilv. they came to Lake Marv to Mr*. Allen, Mrs. Dickens and Mr ..
wnx turned over to Mra. True, *ec Ills parents, Mr and Mrs. Ray Keller*. A very inspiring and en
V'liluei; to I
chairman of the International Re mom! Ball.
joyable ilny wan spent.
lations Committee, and her fellow
Mrs. Clarence Ervin of Hunting
The Boy Stout Committee of the
•Ji.
committee members, Mr*. Ball and
Chamlwr of Comerca held its re ton, N. Y., Is spending a few week*
Mra. Baker.
with
friend*
in
De
Bary
and
San
gular meeting Monday night In
The Church of the Naxarena I*
the Bov Keout Room, next to thr ford
sponsoring a revival, beginning
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nading and
Post Office. Routine business was
.Inn. 20 and continuing thru Feb. transacted and further plans for dnughter Betsy are visiting their
12, nightly. Rev. ami Mrs. W. T. the celebration of National Bov pnrrnta Mr. and Mrs. L . W. Stev
Masters, evangelists, will be In Keout Week, Feb. 0-12 were made.
*n* of Smyrna Road.
All Wool H only i
charge of the meetings, which will
Commander and Mrs. Robert
Attending ware: Wm. H. Pur';
U gln at 7:46. Special musical num Chairman,
P. D. Anderson, M. C. Elmer of Princeton, N. J., returned
81
Sizes ’(2
bers, rendered by those two will be Smith and Walter Waldarhold
a nightly feature of the service*, mambftr* of the committee# Ernejt this week to thair winter residence
to which everyone la cordially In- Humphries. T. M. Millar, Acout- on Alicante Road.
Mrs. Beth B«nton of 8eeond
vltad.
. ..
m uter and C. P. B riiln fto n , in- Street has purchased a gift shop
Tha Friendship Class of the gtllutlonal repreaanUllva.
In Rt. Petersburg. Sha has named
Community Church staged a •ur:
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Brldgaman and her shop "The Hounding Main.”
prise housewarming on Jan. 20 •*
Mr* Ann Dempney and her
the new home of the Walter Wei- family of Jacksonville are visiting
derliold* nn Moonahln* Lik e. Dur hi* parent*, the Luthar Bridge- brother Joseph Hanson, have re
Sizes 72 x 99
ing the culling hour*, from 4 to man*
.
_
, turned to their home' In New
Friends of Mra. Emma Bryant York after spending several days
Sizes 72 x 198
8 some 100 person* extended their
Mod wishes to the Welderholda. will be eorry to hear of her death, at the De Hary Mansion. They are
Sizes HI x 108
W ey were presented with numer which occurred at the Florida State planning for tha construction of a
heme
on
Palmira
Road.
Hospital.
Chattahoochee,
on
Jan
ous hniifihold gifts. Refrenhment*
I'illow Cases, 12 x •!'.
Mr. George Sweeny and his
were served by Mr*. Ted Brooklyn, 20. Burial will ha ther# Jan. 24.
Mr*. L. K. Roberta, Mrs. Ernest She leaves a husband, a brother, brother Charles, of Holyoke, Mass.,
tlumprle* and Mrs. Ralph W il Axel l.umli|ulat and a alstar, Mrs. are the guest* of Mr, William
liam*. Theae consisted of tea and Dan Ferry, both of Lake Mary. O'Hare of Paltnlra Road.
F R ID A Y
SA TU RD A Y
ONE HOUR ONLY!
THURSDAY ONLY!
9 to 10 A. M.
PRINTS
PIECE GOODS
Out* talili* of Assort ml Fabrics.
Cottons, Uayons aiui some Drapery
materials.
One group, values to 8.95
Closeout 2*0S
80 Sq„ Quadriga and Funjab
Values to 2.08 yd.
f
,
Closeout J.00 yd.
29 c y(i*
/
Many Counties To
Exhibit In Fair
LADIES PANTIES
Rayon and Cotton, values to 1.50
HANDBAGS
One group all lentlier
On** lablp ('oltotis. Rayons, Chintz,
tialurtlnu’ amt Faille, Values to 1,98
yil.
Special
69
Now •/•. Price
69c yd
LADIES Sl.ll'S
KNITTINt; WOOl,
Hear Hraud Worsted, all colors.
T oz. skeins, regular values l 19
Special
LADIES' BAIN COATS
One gt'iiup to closeout at
98l
My MIN KITH MILLS
(Only 4-1)
Light weight, completely washable, nice
assort incut of colors and patterns, mostly
double sizes (a few twins)
Only /J.29
v a lu e s
I 98
,!)S
ONE LOT JEWELRY
To Closeout
1 Price
BED SPREADS
CANNON PRODUCTS
BATH TOWELS
to
Special 2
K rnH N tcreH
Special
O n e g r o u p S li|> : ,-tm l ( i m v n
89i
D elig ht I d i i i i , D ay and N ile - L if e
S ty le s N icely tailo red , K<8'd u p
lift.
10
29' tM69'
LADIES P,LOl -SES
1! fo rd .DU
DRESSES
One Croup, Values to IJ.9o
* 5
One group, Values to JJ-fil)
*
SHEETING
1
€
One group, Values to ,*14.5(1
!
Langtry Cotton Sheeting. Beat quality
(c\-«ry -I yds. weight a 1 lb.)
*15
Special 2 4 * ’
each
FEATHER PILLOW
BATH M NTS
SUITS
(Curled Duck Feathers)
S iz e s
Special
'J |
x
O n e r a c k L a d i e s 'S u i t s
J7
tire a lly
Only 2* 19 each
R educed*
BLANK El’S
In C tr Men and Boy's Dept.
Now 0.89
MUSLIN SHEETS
1.98
2.19
2.98
each
KITCHEN TOWELS
FR ID A Y 0 N I.Y — 2 P. M. lo 4 P. M.l
5 for 0 0 c
SCOOP!. . . IT'S
NOT
e
SEN SATIO N AL
WASH CLOTHS
10 for 0 0 c
The Price You'd Expect to Pay
Th^J<iilab|lshedJlanuftet«ar!^»r|«ai
LIM IT
8 SETH
To Coupon I
^
But For
2 HOURS ONLY
Shortn, elaatic aides, gripper fronts, sizes
28 thru 46. Regular valuer. I of)
-Q»ll of l$5t In Fine W rlllni Instramaotal
Special
TM NowmI, Most ifflekR t fp e . CowbmatloR Sat In the Country Today !
If You Cannot Attend Tha Salt, Lonyt ll.o o Par Sat Bafora Sato
Tima. Your Sat Will Ba Raaartad.
Haul For Studantn, Profaaaional Paopla, or Anyona Who Writan
• Bill Point Pen • Hooded Fountain Pen
And A “Repel-Propel-ExpeIH Pencil
Complete atoek of long sleeves in Cotton*,
Woolena, Rayons and Mixtures. Regular
price B.98 to 14.95
Now y.. Price
ROYS’ SPORT SHIRTS
™
Long sleeves In Cotton, Cotton Flannel,
Rayon. Sizea 8 thru 20. Regular price 1.98
to 5.95
All thin sad a
__
, . . faatrous piaatk harrala la Mask,
P. M. To 4 P. M. At WALCRBKNt
,
■ .V -ri'-»- - - - 1
...........•
- .i
/
Now
And a m y Idwa ta a
B
69e
SPORT SHIRTS
g
Comylata Sat of All I . . . with Ivotafy
01ft Bra Raudy To Praoant. All for Only « . . .
AH Reduced !
Fall, Spring and Summerweighta
liO.IUI values
.... ^0.95
Now £ 0 .8 9
*7*'
*• if
I.I r
—
‘ :rj
i: ...
li.'V'tf
6.1,(111 ta lu r:.
WORK CLOTHES
By Lee. Khaki trousers, Sanforized and
Vat Dyed.
34.95
All olltrrs
|0 .9 .ri
(,'u a ir r a t l y w h ile
1j
:
P lT R O
Mcii’h PajatttuH
Values to 6.95
lit in nizc A
4 in aizu R
8 in aize C
t
MEN’S SOX
Now 2-98
MEN’S FELTS
Valuea to 85c pr.
Light Weight and Heavier Weights
12.50 V a l u e s .................................................
.
1 0 .0 0 V i i I uch
..
8 .9 5 V a l u e s
..........................
............
6 .5 0 & 5 .0 0 V a l u e s ......................
...........
55
SWEATERS
Complete stock In Cost Stlyes and Slip
overs. Nationally known makea. Reg.
Valuea 5. 95 to 14.95
Now l/o Price
,* w * r
All Men's Slicks
Greatly Reduced
Shop and Save!
. 5f
I
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9 .9 5
7 .8 9
8 -8 9
3 .9 8
A ll L u g g a g e
2 0 % D is c o u n t
We have a largo variety of styles and sizes from whieh to
select.
Price
Many other Reran too niimerom to Mat - Come E irly
nK.s.'iio kajii.iie .’i.i in, 11^--^ .
. i / r 1* a t * c o in p lft«•
All wool or Leather. Reg. 7.96
to 24.95
2 ' 89 P r -
Special
* jg
t:>.()0 values
Hih Overalls, blue Denim or Hickory
Stripo
hux ,
....
COATS - JACKETS
0.29 pr.
UNDERWEAR
KOUM ILLAT A ANDBKHON
W ALGREEN DRUOR
Offer* Tha Mo«t S—aaUonal
Bring This Ad!
SUITS
Lightweight Woolens or Mlrro-Polnt
CelnneRt*. Regular JG.50 and J9.75
values . .
One group Men’s
FRI. 2 V M. to 4 P. M.
Horry, No
Mall Or
Pliana Orders
SHORT COATS
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l.
«
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•••••»* ^ # 1
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.
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\
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.
Point Four Agreement
T h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld
K ilih lla k H la I MO
t k lllttiit Salts (treat I n o i t i r
Foreign A ffairs Committee between supporters and uppon
ents of the Point Four proposal of the Administration for
giving technical aid to so-called backward areas of the world
to lie ip their development. Hence it may be supposed that ‘I In' Isolated uml iiiutintninm i!i
the compromise measure has a fair chance of passage in llic elate ul A ffrliiiiiln tim , heretofore
[regardm l us n n h -O n n iu .iu ist mill
House, a t least
The cost of the envisioned program might tie just atwjist!n,.7nJKnI” iT C ■ Jiii!',VniaIaito" W. •
- lie willing to appropriate. Tin i
in 'WgggijM iium
. hn
JRaaih
i w,
rtf Mralk*
inn r/1 p i o ^ l l i i v i l j Rf undertaken far the dyvalnninpnl linnrn rrlaluu,. inward Had Mo»-_
l l r - a a illii
.M «,i Cackwuid ureas is so grea. ttiarTT Would De wiipiarticul to |r0*:
.
,, ,
Par T r a r ....... ......... „.... „....
ixoo
AH aSiiaarr aollrra r u t i . 1 fix an amount of money which should be spent before i i )ilyr* ! o ! , M " / o h . r I h r e W
tr-e-V?. rr««l"tlona and Boric** at
bo said that the job had bocii bccorupiiblitd riiis to i)«« wit p^iiwi^ulk itiow com*
rn itrta la n ia l fur Ik* purport >jf
- j pa»;
rtllalna fand?. rrlll br rkarar* for tact, the very bigness of the undeveloped regions, ha? blot- Iprtslmr tl,» ,,«•-» ,.»•(.
at rtralar ailrerftslav rater
ted out rouit than one scheme which was either too amid11,1,1 ,,,,11|‘ f" ,,n •*'* *v.*llin;<
ll* p r r * r n t f J 'S n ilo a a llr ■» fa
. . .rrirp
. . n p rr *»
rgi
‘ i* .° "I»rtl'ln*AVl7iV*1Vn
la n d
M
llr
p riir st rhu ti ilti ir*? tious nr not enough so. If we tackle the program, we should 1
la r . ..in
Y o r k . C k lr a a o , P e tr o ll. try to avoid both errors
___ sentiment I? line to Itir
[ Afghan
Kama. City, .nut si. lu u l.
The
i rie whole
wnoie Point
m ini Four
rout plan is a new und
ami untried thing'iV.aV*d
tiling |Mated iinairW
.,i,air»i bttwwi"
i.«tw««n AfyWniAfgh
T h r llr r a ld I* a M in liif u i li e
Aa*i>rlalnl l ’ » r * . n k lr k I . r n t lllr il in our government operations. It would appear wise to choose '""i »<‘d the n«l«lil*nriiig Paliisian
e x rlu slv e lr In Ik r u .r fu r rrp u lilluniting the
« a llra nf ull Ik r In ral a m * p tln ln l carefully a few small areas in which to launch the pnm ri "/*' 'h? rsi-rlinry sunonmliriK
lies
In lh l« a n t .p a p t i, a* n r ll
ull
ami to nriauc aon that Milfiaein incunn m e comuuMeit (o
rh«*iik l . eMh your
A t n m . ai.p n trfcr*.
■noat* selected arean to a«M»ire a fun trial of (he ptun !*•*?
«*• tl.ia ,,„kuH i*,, «ttty«
W EDNESDAY, JAN. 116, 1060
us not be over-ambitious, hut neither lei us he timid It 0111 at"
effort should be uttended hy either fault, it would be heller
" ‘T
T O D A Y ’S B IB L E V E R S E
not to make it at all
r»nlnsul* (Ids num.w i»»n «f
Congiemnsn liyd lltilong has
rpu 'Hied-—lot— i* election - to- -1hr
Home cl Representative*. Me ii not
egpeclrd lo have any opposition
'I'ttlHlRMlI Frw*#o V«m Oil#)
optn in the office of fit. Henry
McLaulln each •* ' dey fromfl
0:04) A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Mrs. B. K. Cliapuinii. rlisirnian
uf the legislative coininitlee nf
th* club, spoke briefly on III* du
ties and obligations of clttxenshlp
and urged the women tu take-no —
interest und active part in gnvemmcrtnl tffn fr*
It was
n i^ ^ ic i* ir t
from iutCw.^iluiial thsl the "Ki.'uy
Newhell
Memoiir!
.Srhulantup
Fund” ** of Nov. 30 bed reached
I t , 103.70. Th* fund wo« •*(
in memory of Miss Newhell who
died shortly after her Inetuilation
as Interiiutionul president .,f I'ilM.
The ''True Course Ever Fu n d " *
liitu fund for any member lu good
standing in <tny Pilot Clot, lie- a
balance of 16,000 in cash end
bonds.
Mrs. W. E. Hollevhead, Milk
Rank clmii limn, reported u t aisnee
of 100.47. She Slated llml Il'H
ipiarts uf frvsl, milk hiuI one ,-ms* .
uf canned milk bad i***n fuiliisbedV
needy families during tlie post
month.
The Wilder I’urk Pilot (Mill, was
extended urt invitation to visit the
lore I •Inti ui, F*b 11 Hint later
to attend tlie llnepilnl Henefit
Rlidge at tlie Woman’ I tub. Ali„i,nl "Bosses’ Night" nf tlie local
club wav postponed from Feb 14
to Mui. 14 in order to co-operate
with III* hospital benefit. Mem
bers ulso volunteered to u-sirl wtth^
the ticket -ules for the pally
lit d e w i t t M a c k e n z i e
A I* Foreign Affair*. Altai)*!
t it M»«»»lli a re a —
h u n t oa . m i i t .lam Hait*r
October 27. ISIS, at Ik# root Olflra
• I SaafatO. Flurltfa, aaOor Ik* Art
at Ceaatra* of Marrk I, 107*.
R f i l U a i l C OBAN
FOIlar
u n iiim v ORAN
Ilu-lxr?? ttaaaart
M n s r n ie i h i * h a t r o
k> furrier
« •**■•
A ll wisdom is w ith in us. Hometim e« the . t i l l sm all ro les g )?r* us
m essags*.
The
m echanism
of
W isdom I . so d r lir a it that il ran
kc v ric ck rd .o that no wisdom s i
• II com ts through. No sold in lnr
I* « • rich .
Whence th ru I’o m rlh
U lid o m , and where is the p ise* ()f
u m lt t .la n d in g .—Jl>. I>8 . 20.
Pilots Club
TH E R ELU C T A N T D R A G O N
THE WORLD TODAY
A compromise
mp
hnn liven worked out In the House
■■* Smear
W A Y
ro ck y
In m e t. l a r r i l o r y l.« i w t . n
In d ia * i .n i l l i A c s l f r c n l i a r p ru v ln c a
and
A f g h a n is t a n
w us ir g u id s d
IdberalH In Rnfflancl
t.■ » "nciiiiul" /oil* in whiili II.rd
H i* I , * i c .
p u ilia n
lr lh « s m * n
I In .
I he British l.iheral? hope lo come hack Once Ihe gieal w»» liy » g r* * in < o l li* lv * * r ii lit lln w i
esl of all political parties in Great Britain, they are now a i.d l.t i n sig h h o r T h * B iiU s li I ' l l
minced to 10 ecutn in Ihe House of Commons out of a i..la li"'t
‘''T
l",‘K “* " ,*‘y
'■< WO- Their yopulsr voir mi.,1. ,, to ile r ehowlun: ... l-.ir !" .......... ...... „ .. ,
*“•“
* i.i“..xi.noiH,
- l OOU.OOO, or nine per cent. Now they hope to hold the | and looh i,v*( ih* m,r(hw«st from.WjlPilLlllllJf.Ju?|)l at thu Uiht election, urid-add To lti» nTT1*"*
rh»imprl
many who are disgruntled witli I.ulmr yet ure imwilhuc I,»
lh*‘
,nd dm
"■«» ™ ""hkr I hr iroctioimry ,H.liclr. ^ to !K !? K .„ T{ r,» !T ,,,^ K
lK
XzJZUSs?
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WEDNESDAY JAN. 25. 1050
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
P A G E FO U B
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ii*|.*iiiiii.i *tai*
- 1 a i* calls,|
caiifii ••pnlhanlrawinniil*pnul*iit
in the nineteenth century und Ihe first decade of th*- "•on’ ai.d AfghHuistnn it supporttwentieth the Liberals were responsible for the best feature.
"aiiv* mov«in«nt. Th*
• —
A'--1...... —
n“*.“i- Is hacking
w„V‘ei BK.i!i.8i.V.*?V<:rnint*“ V*.recnnl ,T^ y split during World p ^ h "8 ' “y
Wur •* largely because of the rivalry of their two leaders,
Well, tlisfii a den. * n| a miniHerheit H. Asquith and Uavid l.loyd George. While the liy of ftglil uvn, if you a-l. in*
Dial nofactions were quarreling, l.almi was coining lip wit It a iiioie 11 v"
diastic program of change. Like a good many in-between
fe“l
afUr,l"n
,or
1iicli
l* « iilu t* rocs
ro c k vy wane
w a s te cxce|iiiiig
e xc e p tin g
,
*.
............. a Ile.olui*
flie Stadium controversy seems narties the I ilieciilu ,„.l .............I
J!!f? . I t " ' “H * " 1
•*'»*«> the ex 11 ernes «|,* pa,i,u„. wl„. I.,V*
I...a,,.*
Ip be simmering down to die pio- ofr!,,^eroo.V
|
• n Ulld IsUbfir Aluiiy /\
will (ImiK thnt llr craKK nooks pinvi*!*
witli
position. do we waul ihe FloiitM he L ib e ra l platform still hH. the H<l,indesl plank<s among |.lu. I c h i , wl,„ I, >l,*v I'ltn -ni|,r
tli*.ii «i,,'lilies hi slim,gem will,
Powci ti l.igld Co. to Inuld an , Ihe three parties.
llfl*- TllO.f |, Il'lWh ,'V,'I, I .’ll *
•llilrlic iladium ini ui. 01 don'l 1
(ml -In,I- ill jlu l,- d linv*l*r- on
We?
Ii* gr*ni in 11ii ii r y i ii .t i I l*ndiiiK
1 The Hcu«e Appropriations Com
millet hears lonHuiivc teitimony
lfc*l America's gold horde irally i»
buried al Foil Knox. May ii rest
in peace.
ifiH
firuiJM
7
Wist* Youiifi Jinlg-en
AIK
throiigli Hi* IUi\l»'i I’nss.
Sanford Forum
Cuvtinoi Warirn't salrly loin
A 11 vv.’<•v■ Af k tiuni*ttm Is turnlug ha'iiv from the Indmn I'aniiiinillre propuirt to laonrh a 1.1111
UiuJergraituattM
ut I r i i i o e l n n I D i v e r s i t y n r t ? k I i o w i m i , nuli, uml is rnising itn ryc» lu
, - 7
psign In »»ve fj(M) lives a yrai on . ,
Hllitfnrd, Fla.
(Ii* s|ili,'a uf III* Kremlin, toward
« w u > l l ‘ " “ H i e h u l t u I a d e n c u H a m i t u w n i l l whirl, in,III imw II dim ,1 nut luul!
J uii. 31, ItliiO
Floiida lughwayi. Il rould hr tlnnr I [ Z 1! ’ ° f
If. Holland I. f,*ih i , Editor
fllta H ifie il u h tin , liu m a m lii'M
if tyriyonr Iramrd to drive cairfu)- L i , ! ! K ‘ ‘ , n r , t m H , h
Fur I In* first time tm uffiriul Busw lr ie li c a y e r p h llo H o p h y , le lig it .a . K iiK lin h . m n n ir i.m i
' r inii lilide niisslun him viaitvil 'll,* Haef"td Moral,|
Jy*
Knlyil. ih* i'U|iilul, Hint Itua-Tien ‘'unfold, Fla. < •
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tiM-hinriim tire iii'lng i'iii|iloyed .licnr .Sir:
l.atl nlgld, in Oritndo, Keg.
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I i,i\t |t"l around to leading
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,,u‘ " " ,l liy Ilm g»veriilii*Ml
nterge A. Bmalhvrs made ills Of the war, Hnyn:
M<i I I ,* nhm liiv. n f ».'o iililiu iii*H i your ThurMluy, Jan. Ill edition. I
long-*w*iie<l announcement tint
lu n itis o v e r H i* to w e rin g K h y b e r i,oti'il with epeclnl'ililereet the leti
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• • try Jdlinii Stf\i|Htrn|ii and ArP u s? t h r ,,ill'll w h l* li In v a d e r., n f
m V f h a f » iU
r r ‘ *l i g , , ' U M , u u l h m n a i i i n t i c h e r i l a g . '
6t*t*s Benste. H it iletald Is hap
I old tra d e mnde I h e ir w a v In to Il.ur lieck will, extolling Hie impy W) endorse Wfn, 'Ihd t*HI mi|»
i tri'tu ,
M i.w i'V , i , 111111'. f u r f io iu oiediate neeiK foV u new stiidhnn
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art him vigorously. We like his
etorltlMo I
MJleitce ami nm inl m l,
lirln ,- iIn w in d ,' - l i .r v n f th e Red lor inyself aip| \lm' ottier fp’ort'
background, his record to date, and
u in iim n 'li i " ih * |i* n ilm n ln . I f yon loving . el,ort (am. of Sanford to
an.n<llM /
" my J,‘ , " rrH'<l •*» |mi|,n.-.M wlimli
his outlook lie Is not a conferva
w ill I lik e a luuk lit y o u r n m iis nf enjoy ' It * l,'Its mid forewarns of
t V' " ,u.n/ r,"lfl *° (Hir Way of life.”
tlvr, *• Hist term Is need in some
A - in vnu w ill see tln ii H i* fu r* '* . ,|,* dritsiu pi,»all,||ltiop thirl may
guarlmi, Imt a middle of-lhe-road
wing rlnaer '"•fall uni town’s uitlxenry If our
Jtniuciat with nikiiy jijoitiesslv#
,11110 |)eu|il* •luupU du n„t vnt, Mr n new stailIdeas.— Rradnitdn Her
,.in In 11., i* i* i nudum fortlicom,,g on Manli 7th.
w h " !* Ifim l - ill* u f I h * Ih
Whalever llir Iasi war roll, wc
In ,, |',in ,.- ,ib > i r in g * ,! w ilt , th *
I win,Id #• peclully.commend Jut
ID tiiein by I tittil gt'iin ntiiiii.
............in* It*,I lluhl Th* *i,n,|,|*r
an on hir smeeiily. Knowing linn
insy have golirn oil (.limp if Linil
,, ,,, <'|,in * . ..............in III* I? » " •
ml t'xcliiun'ing vi*ws „u various
Col. Msieus King n well mfuriiirtl
. i „ g i i " i , ............ ... T l n y lm v *
•n*R with him tor lb* last xev
•S lu llir coil id die iirxl our llr
ui inv on till I...... .
" f l | b*i
, rut year- in Itself is sufficient
•ayt a woild wai al die tune would
i , , v . . (n 't,...... ........ *in»t »b*v
video** to ii,* I hir I h* is nliselfl’«o Latt* T o C I iin n i I v
11,, f, * * i l „
'"I’lHtf Ilf ••>* w n r l il
ul, and motivated l,.v only what
coil ai Iran $!>43.000.000.000. as
Hy KUHHKLI. K A Y
will,'ll i - « - h l l , K Ih * lIl'IlllMTIll’ i*"! tin iiincercly I ,e ll ,' V ,t o
lie till1
comparrd wilh $111,000,000,000
| f , „ ',,,1 I " ,1 ,'fi'h il Itp c lf lllfn ln s t the lo'nt interests of onr town.
In
for the last one. Dial is less than Muylis you have heard atiout trrnitiiuimi M„i
hurt . . . I fully appreciate tills
ID'it** •
"I ‘ '"1 1 1 , - 1
wingless
chickens,
Imt
have
you
ev
H i* In ,lin n IV n iiim il* on Its fact and tils views. I du however
twite as much as thr last onr. We er ice oneT It sounds Ino gnod to
,'iillr* galeimlv* Innd »iil* «ooii is wholeheartedly disagree with Ids
nil
over
th*
r
u
iiiilr
y
will
would be lucky.
be true Imt they tell me they really
awar.ln ,,,. *|,,, Iti* ( ’nm miii it'it pnlltlcnl drive. And logic, assumptions amt dirt* pre
have developed such critters and
dictions.
Srnaloi Pepper says he intends ! n y S E •f 'u*>,ly be on display at
don't think that C o m m u n is t* are n l
While I am still tn a conipli
v*M",,*»i"""
to tuppoit die bill lu reduce war the 1060 Florida Htate Fair in ■II
r*s*rve Inmv within India as well. They mrntary
mood let me also com
Tampa. Jan. 3! to Feb. II. Where
have
been
working
like
heavers
time excitt taxes. Bui a| th* same the wings used to be ere nice
mend the Gily Commit.nl„n on
there
for
mm*
than
a
generations.
their ili'cirdon to put this Issue
time he it in favor of $200 a month Juicy hunka of white meat, end
| saw them in action us for as before the public. I frankly tie
old age pennons, eatinding jobleit line* th* birds can’t fly they de
I ItIIV—before tlie Bidshevlst re lieve It Is tlie only wuv to act
dfumetlcks. Now
benefits from three lo tis months, v«lop wtra large drumsticki
volution In R u ssia .
. In the best interests end desires
(hats my Idea of a sure- ȴet|c, fnr fhr AniiricMh l*ciriori will
That preeumably was part or <f the populace. However, again,
and living them to farm workers, folks,
•nuugli chicken, but I gott* see n
military*1p a n S the background wblch furnier lln- 1 do not share th* convictions of
paying ell their medical bills and on* with my own eyes and he- on Thursday Feb. S! The i.egion deniecrelary uf State Will l- t l*y
*o mat,,' ilii.<rn,a ton had in mind In nddreislng the teveral member? of tills group.
what have you. Bigger expenses, jlev# me, III be down Ui^re lookin'
Tiles* tragedies that stand as
greatest
evenl^
ui'
em
over
in
th*
Poultry
Building
less taxes I It is e good trick if you
House Foreign A f f C o m m l t !•« bsluclen I,, a happy future for
on the opening day.
iwe*tt
a°" U' 'iovrruori of yesterday. H* dec a red that
can do il.
Hanford referred tu lu Julian’s
And speaking nf the State Fair, 1
With is winning th* cold war
Legion itignittries are sche- If it continues, Ihe yesi* 196b Will letter rung* flout such catastro
. *
,nf,sed up with fairs for
phi* pnupectj. t i the city spend'
We would not like lo be operat the last 30 years but I never get
probably find th* western heinl- ,ng un estimated' $6,000 to-repair
ing a telephone company in this tired of 'em. I actually learn more 5uvT*! ,1
‘•riHv will tm re- sphere surrounded by Commun our pivseut bifkehall farillttan and
a Fair In Ihe way of visual tdu
f day and lime. While iht
the public de- at
-pectator. I,avnig to Stand on the
cation than I could gat out of, a 5 S S . . S d ! m t h * F l,r nrm'" d* ism.”
i mends better service and dial telei.idelines lo watch football games
of trxt-booka or ciaaa room .l.Ihg.hil,,..',,y’.of
>
•
Mon- F a m e d S c ie n tis t T o
s phones, the union threatens a strike meis
to the threatened death beyond
aehoolln'.
M. lE r t i L W,",n Hasparilla and
»»
with a novel plan to jam dial sys Take jet propulsion and other nls Mystic Krew* stage their color- S tu d y B a b y ( io r illa s <all deaths tint "the future uf pru’fesslimal baseball would be serlscientific development*.
lnn \ ,,,l'11 "'l'1 enplur* of the
&V.J tems by overwhelming switchboards modern
ously Jeopardlxed” in Hanford If
I *>«lng through'the dawni with fake calls in attempt to break Why, do you know they are going clty,
to stag* actual jet engines in min town streets the big parade will HAN D IEG O , Jan. SB—WW— A tilts Htadiuin Referendum is not
J ’■ i
fitmtiuH PoUntlftt Mut tuMetli^r witn tavorahle lo It,* proposed construe[;! • down the automatic system. No, iature and show you step by step terminate at the Fair Ground*
three baby gorillas today in Jb» .o n .
we would not like lo be ooeraling how th* jets do their •luff. This On Wednesday Feb. M (lie Junl- hope
I
they could learn eontethlng
Yet I mli-lit tuk . . . If the,:*
he an outstanding feature In or Qasparllta Krew* wit] taha over
a telephone company in this day will
views are Iruu . . . ami the peo
u
the General Moton Show at the and children of Tampa will present from eacti other.
The scientist is Dr. Robert M. ple fall lo vote for thu construc
big Electrical Exposition at the • parads with clever, besutlfnlly
i<i and lima.
designed miniature floats. It will Ycrkes, professor emeritus ol tion . . . what will ImiipenT But
State Fair.
H
President Trumen’s crack that Joie Chitwood, the dare-devil be on* uf the outstanding events usvcliobiologv at Yale Unlverelty. that question seems a little redicuof this year’s Fair. It Is wonderTim gorillas are Albert,
lous . . . E V E N I F AI'PKOVF.D.
Senator Bymei could do as he of all dare-devils dropped into ful
ihnw and you will enjoy every and Bouba. late of French Equat C E R T A IN L Y
T H IS
P R O JEC T
office leal week to tell me
"^amn pleases" about running for my
mlnate
of
I*
orial
Atrira.
T
h
e
y
are
tne
yuungeet
•hunt hla heaiiff n*«» tnfMl Thrill
CAN N O T UK C O M P LE T E D B E
j aveypqr may enu th* party dearly Show. Why, it actually made my Last but Hot lcs:t on tha rads [urltlad tn captivity in this *min- T W E E N MAR. 7 AND A PR. lu
win be
na the
tim gala
ga
irogram will
rlne fry. Their" aV ^ ’ rang*' from gbout when tho Florida Htate League
when it holds its Southern party hair itand on and listenin' to the program
an Tliursitay F?b. 0. If you nine months to one year.
schedule begins.
APPARK■
Kir
:n t l y
CMfartnce at Raleigh next Satur guy. Hla Hollywood Blunt drivers Pertde
Ycrkes, famed In the field of T H E I 8 HUE IS MOOT.
•re going to turn cars end over tk# fun that Is fast and furious,
If th*
•
,wiidvH,,7,:,\rnm;',i'i.... * ..............
'."a.ts,
/ “J : ? , ?.•;,«*«... ...
tt'iA/’n.S'ays r n::r"
n r o w J j,K ;3 r :! .V ! ^ t- ! ," r ' ............ ..
;r;
t or
1 ;
day. Senator Byrnes of South Carolita ii held in pretty high «»tl»*
throughout the South, in higher
1 aeriana. if anything, than President
himself. In all probability
tatnn, congressmt mmmm~------- will find themvet too buoy thit weakand to
tha conference.
W.* can understand bow Ntgrott
ire told that Senator Pepper
federal legislation to procriagMliM against Negroes
•ygseat would support hi*
pa, hut U thay underttand
end and aide over-aide, leap them th* iBugh-B-mlnute varlaty, you
ad
aur* want to as* this show. ;N«W
t'^iuah the air
fenta.tlcally garbed; at*
wBgged through the itrwsts by
th* •hair, brana*d with hot Irons,
tortured unmercifully. Mar ok.
In gay uniforms
“
I
to
_____
featured on tlwaftMlMon o« Ftp- j^jjhat tke proper tempo la InolnWith their drum corps, paTg, bind and
“ J rhanten.i
banter
- *
lyd, tha famed rnovt*
movt* e*
cani resort*
r#s*rv* your aaata In ndvan**
Potentate
If vou want
fn d .II auggMt that whoT ,le Imperial
. perla. ----------Jt» to and
you **t your ordar in now to ovoid year, It coming from Hollywo
review this parade.
' ding In II
lino.
standing
m ..
down
Tk* only pared* that doe* npt
They art letting the
Feb entw tha ratr Grounds L ia the
night parade staged by the Qaaa Krewe on the evening of
admitted free a t the l
, 1 In Ybor City. Tampa's Latin
but they'ri staging n
Quarter will grab Itself In old
»
s w
-'s s s t u ,!w
mental and physical btahtavlor ol present fucllltlea are Irrepalrabl*
anthrapuid apes, pians to staind fur attendance un Apr. 16 . , .
several months studying tha tqree The cause le already lout; If not
gorillas at th* San Diego ^ooj
. .' and U1 I4 Is mp- guess . . ,
H* said he would try to tdach the Hanford faha Will be back In
B e gorillas to talk or, at least, th* same old atoau.? for the first
use symbolic sounds. Thar* la nom* game.
' •\
‘ ained, that L«n‘ . I feel we’ll nil be there, both
•yldenee,
anee, he axplained,
iied sounds to Ih* "progressives"' who feel t|is
thrapolds have used
Indicate a. person or thing.
thing, ; y * 'jola salvation uf Sanford Re* in a
Tbs three gorillas are
new Stadium and 'we "moss-backed
th* 200's most- prlaed an!
i.nprogretalvra" who belt«v* that
Very rarely do captive babies Jive. there or* mar* Immediate and r*-
sss.
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VISA ILLIN
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Last .Mommy on* ot your *dlluriul I'uminelit? cited the need for
a Sewage Disposal Plant. Il very
briefly told of bow you and u
friend observed our beautiful Ink*
front (at a spot where our city’s
sewage empties) ut low water
level. In short . . , the water’s
eld, I? our record high for u breed
ing ground for filth, disease, con
us epidemic.
lamination and perhaps
And, to ton It all off, till? discredit
able condition occupies a position
of unquestionable prominence , . .
right al tlie mirth end uf Park
Avenue . . . opposite the City Zoo
lune uf our greatest local attrac
tions) and around tha baautlful
cltv pier and baitdshell.
What good a stadium will acroinulisli toward avoiding other
children from contracting “strep
throat" I don’t know lj I Neither
can I say huw It would reduce ur
retard the spreading of tuberculo
sis, polio, spinal meningitis, virus
Infectluus ur the many uther conlagiuiis and crippling diseases.
Rut, pleare in th* nam» uf good
sense and social r*spon< iblllty . . ,
let’. PU T F IR S T T H IN G S FIR87,v
Lot's earn our right to such lux
uries end comforts as now pro’
posed fur the people's decision.
.el's do Ihe best ws call to fill
the needs of all our people first.
. . . Then, lake care of tlie needs
•>f us, fun loving ball fans snd
uther minority groujte, lite r. 1
I might venture the supposition
i l J 1* 21
Doors Open 17:16 I’. M. Daily
L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y !
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T H U K . & F R I. t
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A MSI
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LET'S G E T A SEW AG E DI 8 PO SA L PLANT . . . AND G ET IT
NOW.
Sincerely,
SAM MARTINA
P R E P A R E G IF T S
Tampa, Fla.—Home demonstra
tion club members of western Hills
borough County prepared boxes of
frifle for patients In th* tubercuuala sanitarium at Christmas
time, according to Miss Lora Kli*r,
horn* agent.
CARTOON - "DANCING SH OES1'
"TALKING TUHKF.Y"
—
— — —
I M M SM SM M #
Don’t M I hh - - - “CouHin W ilb u r ”
O n B tag e - I n portion
R IT Z - S a t u r d a y !
" ilj 4 9
Ford Custom 2 Door
Sedan
a t e ?
«M H M
1930 BliICK
Deluxe Sedan
;. -w/
Ford Custom
4 Door Fitdin
0f t u' , 5 R t e
DELIVERED AT
DM
io h iM
I*
Station Wagon
Look*
t'deMinJWll nfh^ajf’S J
m
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I l ,< N ON l'l A I t ' . I t
111I I I A i l l I N 11 \ I, l» , >\v
NOW SHOWING
lB&io7i(Syi■. •
m-v
ffijjrf.vV :•;}
jiwy'VrHv-.
quirilig demand? both fur build
ing a better Sanford in the future
amt fur supplying tbc present
eecils «f tli* entire city'? popula
tion . . . rich amt poor, whit* and
rolnrrd.
Just before >ending tin- Herald
I left tli* In,m* of u local family
with two very sick children.
f,
therefore, hope that my forth
coming "ui,progressive" attitudes
ar* not only pardonable, but
umlerHlandalde. Mnylie n guy win,
is UMiully rational ran be forgiven
fur nui'b comments a- I intern! tu
muke now . . If he feels deeply
• tiougli fur kid? Ilk* I just sow.
Frankly Imw in the mini* nf
gooil sen** w* run even I'uuslder
.pending city fund? fur aui'li frivniiti,ie? a? a iladium when our town
1? crying fur hanitatlmi Is beyond
that a .Sewage Disposal Plant Is
icil now out of our Immediate
reach . . . financially, I mean. I
might further venture thnt it can
ti accomplished without further
'uiisaiice tux to uor people . , .
such u? th* present recommended
"toilet tax." Without reservation
ur ventniu, it is uhviuus that
construction along this line Ik <>f
much gieutur value to ull . . .
ii'sidt'iitx, property owners, tour
ists, businesses, than any recrea
tional facilities we could possibly
dream of.
Wu'ru going to rake bulween
170,004) and $70,4)4)0 into the city
Coffers annually frum th* new
cigarette tax.
Th* people will
vote In February on another Issue
llml can bring another estimated
unencumbered Income of $12,000
unnuully for 30 yearn. Lei's use
our beads for once and be "unprogressive."
Let’s invest this In
come in goutl benltii and sanitation,
let’s PU T F IR S T TH IN G S F IR S T .
I'm inclined lo believe that even
those of us who are tbu most ardtut baseball fan? and the must
avid football lovers will again this
year, uml perhaps even next,
M|iiirm on the rough, unkempt,
, buddy benches of our same old
’ Indium daring splinters and ach
ing Irncks. I’d even predict that
we'll enjoy the games as w* al
ways have, and maybe more , . .
Ill-cause we knuw Inal the ticket
tax that we already pay to attend
Ihesu games will handle the annual
rcpaln? necessary to keep th*
stand* In good enuugh shape until
we’ve earned the right to bask
in the comfort of a new un* of
modern structure.
Frankly . . . I ’d enjoy that com
fort ’cause I see almost every bateIrnll and football game, but It can
come next.
CON DTI ION HI)
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WEDNESDAY JAW. 28. 1950
S o a a l
,
TH E SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
A nd
P erson al
T elep lw in f
Jeanne
Lane aimer
Miller
itunne mine
- 3 -ie U il C a / e /ld e r TlonrimTOn
KlrtHOV.^“
iort*dOn HirtfitTIj
j
i*
Mt>s Jraiita*
l.am*
Miller was ;
W EI.N hM f.AY
Im ii'Jit'll on sS a tn iiia y t ie n in g w im
Frayer meeting will i>e iicld at a tiir iln t a ) |*url \ at !i«*r tm iu r on
ih« Firat HuidUt Chuivli w ill „ M y ilit* A ve m iF.
I fie ru n n n nf
<% xtuiiv being bated on Hie Im.oI. ot th** .\ lille t home weft* fr-itivi* w ith
Act* at 7:M0 I*. .M.
F liF N iiir r s Mint Ih iw rf^ . I Hr
Department
meeting* of t|, •Im iiiik tahli- v\a» iT iv r r c il w ith n
Firm
iiu|Jti*t
Chur.-h Moii.lu la* •• r in t h an.I crnt«*ii*il w ith u
School will tie belli ul M.Mil (• M Im lt n la y »aki* In ditiny f o u r ir o n
tu i n l lr n .
l*Le i ah** was Mil lu iim ti «t
IK I'H M IIA Y
- H I . f - r i . t*i»l sviiuai w ith y r llu w
The Junior IIIotherliooil of t
Firat lla|-tiiit Church will meet in finw i*i> am t «>ii «*ith«*r alili* w h h
the Young Men's Hlble I'I h- mihmii • l Y ' t a l ta m h 'la h iA tm hhng y * lh .w
tt«i*.'if». A p«m« li In iw l wait at tint*
at 7:3b I*. M.
.Seiinlioln lirlnkuh I.oilge
|'' 'to t «j | tin* tais|«> am i ut Mu* u tlifl*
twill meet at M:<Hr I ’ M. in tlie Ibl.ll • "•I, a i i y s t a i plait* lit*lit m uiu II
a , Fellows Hall.
Ulitri.-t |te|mi. ' id .ta In } i u ' l i ! « n lu ^ w h n h Wi*M*
w Inez K Williams nml • ii.tr ..1 u, - • • M il w ith 11.»* p u n ch , m ih U am !
‘ ltitr«| niltb .
land" will he |iies< lit to 111•t;•11
I In* p u« s t.* eitjuytaJ a ( k t i m i m ’
tlie new of fieri* foi tin...... mine t
u iiip .I i talc tu ilf c lp h .'l the
year. All visiting Itebekbbx me i
w ii.u u .1 t i n
|(o iliiiu n lliu m h v
welcome.
.tn .l Ito * m in j ( .u m i'i ill# r e v r it si
F llllt.\ Y
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The Collett Jrnilglbe** of it.e H n hill n «i l i t a m iie .
Cotifeilels. y .till m nl ol 'l no I’ \f t-* t**••i • l**»w >«*fl .••* Ill v%11it .'a n
'* *
" I. *»Isa| I •> ti h uofil/ Isl IttC
ill the liouie of Mi- I A l’i inilot
Celery Avenue, .tut. \f,
t |. ii» • la i »ti U. i t* if un i •» a in | i ft t i v 11 s
Rcsrelir-i H eo h.i-ti'
the ‘lowiitenil • i 1 ■
1 wilt nii'il
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f Ut 8.00 I' M lit tlie I*..1111-1 |
tu ilail'ih fc; tin* M U - itl
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hold Its regular .Saturday mglu •ii • vt* liu a i in ai > l i i u i i n , llu v i-il*
pat tv
(Tims are helium inmle 1 i. om|A*i , .M a ilL u t iw e ii, sHaiitiia
Je m
.S au iitfci j»,
Peggy
obtain a magician to entertain .Ini ' M niift,
ing the evening 11ml ea. h luuinbei , • V iift iil, li**tty A lin .Stih*A, P a u i i t i c
Is ashed to donute l‘f> cent. i„ b.li i t n un, l i a i l . i m C n asu ta*, | #« i» y
defray his expense*.
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T iiu k r ,
I a im .e
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Tlie T h rill Simp m il he o|,e„ L y n n . l*oll> iiiu ln im . N a n c y Hnim *
from W.KO in It ;i0 A M. in n Mi-, 1••* aim l .iio | l.o«*ctu It.
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II K. Hobson nnd .Mrs, 1
A l- o Kotim nn III M in ify , .llm m v
McKlhliln, Jr. In ihaige' ll'gin
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illg Fell I tlie ;i||ii|> will iihn l,e t e. i| Ivoim i / , I Sis- h ii - M oss. Ito n ille
open on .Salh i «iuy mminiii( h«nu A oiler son. Iiu v n l l.e n u u n l, h n g e ile
9:30 to l l .Jit t\. S\
( . . l l u lK e , M illie i ( I h o m e , liih .o m
Legs Prom ice T« lie
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lh a p a bu t chuiie tlm -e su re liiu acla.,"
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A m e r ic a , * u y * th e m a jo r it y o f
A m e r ic u ii wom en h av e le g * llm t
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mude stocking* for /.ogln-ld'
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Fiml (innoil's Vanities, und 1.1 pi
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on the uveruge Imve tin- in el In .1
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LONDtqV, Jan. 26. — (/P)
Faat-atspplng Joey Mealm, not
tn winning
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satisfied with
the world's
light heavyweight title, rocked an
eye t«iday at the heavyweight
crown.
The 27-yeer-ohl boxing machine
from Cleveland, Ohio, knocked out
Freddie Mill" of England In the
lOlh round la*t night to win hack
the championship for the United
States.
Maxim's payoff Mow* that made
a record Indoor crowd of 18,000
roer were n stiff left Jah to the
face and « terrific right cross to
Mills' law.
The victory redeemed the loss
of the title here by Amrrlcn’a One
Lrenevlch In the aummer of Pita
Mill* dropped the title lust night
In hl« flrat defense,
Wllv Jark (l)oet Kesrn*. Max
im's manager, announced the ncu
champion will go after the heavy
weight title.
"Now that Joey ha* w»n the
crown,” Keiirnx Raid, "wn'll *tay
~ o W » R !rrT n fight- TUe-wtunei ol
file llruee Woodcock-I,re Savobl
fight In May.
The Mrittali call
‘ ‘la their version of the world’*
heavyweight rhomplon*hlp, «o we
will take a cut at that."
The tl. S. National lloxlng A**oclatlnn rerognlrea Exxnrd Chnrlr*
as the world's hcnvywrlght chantplot).
"They have Just a* milrh light
to put on the world'* heavyweight
champloo*hip hern," Kearns anld,
"aa the NIIA lm* to call Charles
the world'* heavyweight chum
plnn.”
fA P 9 A 6 0 A O A
Ill (.‘Inclmiati, Ohio, promoter
Ram decker *aid Maxim'* flr*t
sir' CAOOAr TAP
fight III tile If. H. will lie held
there under III* direction.
O W N **. NOW H e ' * * *
A M O tlTN C O M E R :
decker *aid lie plan* to fill Max
im iignlnnt Charles for the heavy
weight title or iignlnnt Archie
Moore /or the light lirnvy title.
Cliarji'H drcl*|nri,.d Maxim In a
lA rounder at Clncllllintl lant Fellruarv.
Wlillo tin- liandmiitic Maxim
danced a Jig In liln droHsIng room,
Kearn* announced lie would claim
P H O EN IX , A rlr. .Ian. 2 6 - 1,10 the while heavyweight championship of Ihe world. Kearn* also Although nrhlng from flu. lien
piloted Jack Detnioicy and Mickey Hogan figures lie'll lie resdy to go
In the $l0.«iw» golf tmirnamen'
VYRlkey tn world tides.
[knoeknut came In I:B4 nf named In hla honor.
That inruns the little Texan front
scheduled 18 rAAnder
weighed 174 l/4 and Mills Fort Worth will lie s «lrmig Hire,it
this week—allhoogli lie hasn't re.
173.
Maxim rated a I to 2 fnvorlte gained III* full strength after be
with thn Imokmakers, Imt the ing rrlllrnlly Injured In hii auto
tvrrck tnhl Wilder.
knockout we* unexpected.
Ilognn nlrcmlv lm* two Phoenix
The record crowd contrlhuted to
• $132,000 gross gato. Mill* will Open titles to hi* credit— In IlMfl
and 11147. fjttit year lie tried with
-get 26 per relit mol Mumm 20.
'Jimmy JleniHiet In tint 72-h6lca
hill lost In n plnvoff. tin won
going home after the PlinciilX
tournament when llmt earlv morn
ing rnlll*liin with n lm* pill him
out nf action for the rest of tho
year.
Ho for ID60. the sponsoring
Thunderhlrda of
the
Phoenix
A T L A N T A , Jim. 2A. — f/p> — Chamber of Commerre voted to
y
South-Eastern Conference teams rail thalr meal the Ban llogan
Jfurnished 44 players to the Na- Open.
On the 3,fl20-yard, por 7*. Phne*
I , tlonal American I'rofcHilonal Foot
ball League draft with the Chi nix Country Club course this
morning. Hogan limited Ills outing
cag o Beats getting the moat.
tn a putting session and a few
, The Bears selected sight and wood and Iron shota,
tbe New York filanl* **ven. The
"I don't feel an good with llibi
;New York Hollilogs took six. Pitt*I
burgh five and three each hv RalllII- • more. Green Bay,
the Chicago
^Cardinal*, Nan Franrlsro and Philadelphla.
Bv HUGH F U L L E R T O N . J»
' Washington look two and Cleve
N
EW YO RK, Jan. 8»—(/!») —
land one. Only teams not aelartlng
Southeaaternar were the Loe After the Nntlmial-Amarlcan Foot
tngelaa Rama and (he Detroit ball t^aiue finally finished Its
Ionic draft session thn other night,
Done.
Gsorgs Hals* turned to Prtmlt'a
H ire «re players and teem which llo MeMlllln and remarked: "In*
■ileotad themi
elude l/fnii Hart and I ’ll'' trade
•altlmore— Herb Rich. Vender- you my entire draft list of • {W
M l back! Bill Waddell, Auburn players for your llet of At." - *
back and John Adcock, Auburn llo turned tne papa boar down
cold . . after the golf wrltera as
Ufehle.
-Hew York Rulldoga — Znllle sociation voted fling Croaby tho
Toth. I.BI) bark) 8am Lvle, LRU Richardson Memorial trophy as
Norman Meaeroll, Tenneeaee
l| Jim Champion, Mlaalaalppl
tackle) Dick Sheffield, To*
end,^and Red Noonan, Ala*
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Picked By Pros Tn
Join New l,cague
Sports Roundup
g
JoeDiMaggio ‘Fireball’ Roberta
Jim Thorpe Chosen At'Greatest
SpurnsPartingKIss
Signs Contract Before
Grid Performer Of Half Century
Auto Race River Falls 1$
For $100,000
Top Cage Scorer
Outfielder I n k s NY
Yankee Agreement.
Says Heel Is Cured
N EW Y O R K , Jan. 23-t/Pt-A ew
V -j
War* winner*— the
>. i n f f iiu n T a ra T u t fa tik e e a and the
National League Brooklyn Dodgers
. »o«t*y had algned up the hlg____
[Met
J salaried player* in their )ii*l««j
For the second successive sea
son, the Yankees yesterday signed
Joe DIMagglo, their great nutfield star, tn a contract calling for
an estlmatrd 1100,000. A few hours
before DIMagglo accepted one of
the highest salaries ever paid to
a plaver, Jackie Robinson Inked
a Dodger pact callltig for #3A,00«.
Hmnrh Rickey, Dogder presi
dent. announced the Rnhlnaon
signing following a short discus
sion of terms.
"Robinson will be the highest
paid fhulger In mv Brooklyn ex
perience," he aald. Rickey has been
boss In Flathush since the start of
lira 1043 aeaeon.
Although salaries are rarely
made public, It Is believed that
D aisy Vance's $100,000 for three
years was the most money aver
paid to a Brooklyn player.
The 31-year-old Robinson, first.
Negro In malnr league baseball
and likewise flrat of Ills race tn
he named most valuable player,
earned year. Ile -w tt,
the National league bulling title
with h .342 average. Also, he
Imtted In 1124 runs, hit 111 home
runs and led the circuit with 37
stolen hasea.
DIMagglo. 36. got his first $100,000 contract last year. That ("PPed
Italic Ruth's previous Yankee high
of $80,(KHI In 1930-31. Sidelined
for half the reason with a heal
games and lint led .340.
"The heel I* 100 per eent Im
proved now," Joe told newspaper
men. "I feel better than I've fait
since before the war I expect to
play 164 gamra and enjoy one of
iny heat yenia, I've gained hack 2o
pound* since the rinse nf the H*’ U
season. I now weigh 202, Just
lay*
three pounds under my beat pit
big w eight."
HOtITTKMAN SNUBS TIGERS
D ET R O IT . Jan. 2A. — <*> —
Pitcher A rt lloutteman of the De
troit Tigers today confirmed re*
porta that he had turned down hie
flrat 1DA0 contract offer.
lloutteman aald ho peraonallv
took the unsigned contract back
to the Tiger front office early
Ihla week.
•'They offered me a little raise—
Juat about enough to buy a couple
of gallons of gaaollne," he laughed.
The young righthander would
ndt disclose how much the Tlgera
P«ld him Igat year but a ueually
w
l l J i ' t111,000.
. r!!,l l ,oure" »*W ‘I WM
a Ifound
DAYTONA B E A C H , Jan. 23—
(Special)— Glenn "Fireball” Ro
berta la one race driver thet
doesn't believe In being greeted
with n klse at tha atari of a race
— and "Fireball" waa convinced
the hard way, ton.
Roberts, 21-year-old
Daytona
Reach race enlho.slajt^und form
er student at Station untVOfalty,
plana to compete In both tbt \Wmiles modified race and 200-mlle
stock car event for new model
i.irs over the four-mile beach and
road course here Saturday’ and
Sunday, February 4 and 3, but
there will lie no kisses Involved,
not even from “ Mlsa Daytona
Beach" who will riding In the pace
car hoth days.
Roberts and hla car owner, Roy
Jones, have been working over
time every day this waek at
Nmokey's Garage, getting hla new
modified,
alcohol-burning
Ford
ready for the Saturday classic In
which Roberts figures that tha
winner will have to average 06
miles per hour to win. Following
that, the Daytona hoy plana to
Hrlv.- n 1H60 Olds AH In ths Sunday
200-mller.
Two year* ago, Roberts was
campaigning with the top drivers
of thn country, competing In Bill
France's races In tho North Caro
lina circuit when he made the ac
quaintance of a very attractive
ttli- blonde T er Heel girl who bed
an Idea that kissing "Flreb# 1
Ju«i l><.foro a race might give him
additional luck. So 111 a~race at
Greensboro she darted up to nli
car as tho motor-mad speedsters
were getting set for the alert of
the feature race end planted a
well-received kies. The race start
ed and for five lens Fireball was
going like a hleelng forest fire.
tit then came a crash and two
lap* later the Horlda hoy was
dragging hla hattered car Into the
O R LO RO BERTSO N
P H ILA D LLH IA . Jan. 25. — t/P) — Fate hasn’t always been kind
to Jim Thotpr but you never would gue>* it talking with the greatest
football player of them all.
The 61-year-old ia c and the F o i Indian, voted by 391 of the
nation's sports writers and broadcasters as thf No. I gridiron performer
of the last 50 years, prefers to think only of the high spots in an
Lanky Center Racked
Up 480 Points In 19
Basketball T i l t s
ifhlttfc— career that started ate----------------------------------------N EW YO R K .fen 26 - -,Tr
In 1007.
N *N'
Falla Carlisle Diatituta ___i
,r
,
' in e **o - ia R k * t h * l l en d th e e ro w n His football e*p|0 iu for the ,f|| wJ ll'i^ ;'^ l^ t,'5 rm -w 7 .e .I,-f;tI M m saocnera. tops tho nation's
the greatest athtcU
college basketball scorern with 480 Pennsylvania Indian school twbe WJ||
points In 19 games, hut he Is be made him • membar of Walter | ln , h# worM hy thf K |njf nt S w H .
ing pressed by George Ring of Camp's All-America teams. A V ,
Morrls-Harvey <W. Va.) and Ron the memory of thoae deeds brought
But It was not hard tn detect
him 170 votes In the Associated that Jim liked football best of all.
Bontempe of Beloit
snturv poll.
Harold
Ring has tallied 440 points In Press' mid-century
"I'll never forget our 1011 game
13 and Bontemp* 430 In 18 games, I Red) Grange, Illinois' Galloping against Army," Thorpe recalled.
a compilation bv the As*orlated Ghost nf the mid-twentlea was "Arm y kicked off. I took the hall
Pres* showed today. On an avar- recond with 138 votes.
near the goal line and ran for a
Next came Bronko Nsgurskl of touchdown. Rut there was a pen
age-polnt-per-gwme basis King has
Minnesota,
with
38
tallies,
followed
33.0 to 88.0 for D atin g and 23,(»
alty.
Again Army kicked off.
hy Ernie Never* of Stanford and Again I took the hall near tho goal
for Bontemps.
Sammy
Baugh
of
Texas
Christian,
line and went for a to u ch d o w n .
Charley Share, of Ohio’s Howl"That was my greatest football
Ing Green Falcone who tossed In each with seven vote*.
The times he wa* down and out thrill.”
21 pointa last night against Dsvton, ranks fourth with 38A points nre Juat a memory to Thorpe now.
Gridiron legend has It that there
10 gamaa, or behind DeLong. Andy Jim will talk about them but he’d waa nothing he couldn't do on a
Ta:iff, of Hanover find.) la fifth rather tecall hla football feats, field. He had few equals
*01!
as a
with 878
the 1012 Olympics when he won pttnlrr ami placement kicker while
lecsthlc
teith
the
decathlon
and
pentathlon
his open field running, Interference
DeLong and Bontemps played
against each other Monday night at Stockholm or the time he spent and defensive work stamped him
as
a
major
league
baseball
player.
a marvel of all time.
with DeLong getting 29 point.* to
Typical of Ills nice, the 210Thorpe recalled that lit* famed
21, although
Bontemp*
„Bontemps
, . .
------- Bontemp
pound six-foot two Inch Thorpe roach, Warner, found only one
Beloit team won the game.
Yet fault with him. Warner railed Mm
DeLong, who set* a nrw col- Is not a rnnveraallnnalht.
legists career individual *rorlog he lx a fluent speaker before an laxv.
mark every time he sinks a bas audience.
'Tineas I wns
and still Hm," _
Jim weighs only 25 pounds more Thorpe declared h*fnie telling the w
ket or free throw, has rimmed 174
fl«M Kpa Ia and 132 charity tour*. than when he was toting the pig- atory of a game In which nn opa p m . : j l . hla
•- Share-leads the scorerv of the kU ii -ar.J lhcrt'i-but_thc_ilJ«lileaL p n i l n g - a i i l
so-called major schools.
Behind hint of a bulge around his middle. finger tips and sped for a touch
He
wear*
glasses
only
for
rending.
down.
him come Chet Giermek, William
"And I still have my own teeth,"
"Thorpe," screamed
Warner,
and Mary, with 3A2 points; Paul
"why didn't you knock thnt pn*a
Senesky, St. Joseph’s (K P A ) 32fl; lie said with a smile.
lie has a remarkable memory down?"
Bob Lavoy, Western Kentucky,
"Coaeh," grinned Ihe Indian,
3011 Sammy Raniino, North Caro- for events and date*. If he should
lina State 833) Bill Sharman, overlook some minute detail, his "I didn't think he could reach It."
Southern California, 282; Gene wife Is right there to provide the
W IIIT B BOX G E T P IE R C E
Conley, Waahlngton State, 280; information.
Jim lias been married to the
CHICAG O , Jan. 26. — !/Pi —
Paul A rliin , VllUnnva. 280; Glen
Smith, Utah, 270; Sherman White, present and third Mrs, Thorpe Lefty Walter I'lcrce, who notrhed
^Several weeks after that In Long Island, 278, and Joe McKcr- only five years hut she know* a 7-16 record last season, sent In
Jim's background as well as he Ills signed contract lo the Chicago
cident. "Kimball” managed to get moU, Rice, 274.
r t u .t . I
# ir ,
i dues.
S h e h a s m ade h e r s e lf h is Whlto Sox today.
hi* ,s r back Into condition for a
Tho Sox now have 28 players In
ran* at North Wllkrsboro s|>ee<b
llio fold for the Kelt. 2(1 departure
sml once again hla
c ' ”“ . » i i
date for *j’r'nK training nt Pasa
beauty waa on hand to greet him
------i anil forth from Jim's boyhood days dena, Cal
a t h ' - n X ; ’ Iratous .t o r t r a - r a King
Ranch's
Mlddb-giuunil. j on the Indian reservation in Oklasevcral Ian* later the
All but one of the Nrw York
hov rapped against the fence and with l2fi pounds, heads the ||*t J lioma; a year nf schooling nl Has.
wound up with another hit of of weights fur the Experimental i kell Institute in Kansas; hmv Giants' home night gamen will lm
Hundlrap, prepared hy John B. | he wax "dlxcoverrd" hy Glenn played either on n Tuesday or F r i
twisted sleet. Fur three
Campbell.
j (Pop) Warner at Carlisle; his pro day this season. Eight nocturnal
"Fireball" remained nut ?f
--------------------------------- | football days with the Canton games are mi Finlays, five on
working on " new modified car
Lew Andreas la directing By- j Bulldogs; hla fling In the major Tuesday.'* ami* the final mi Wed
fm furthrr competition.
the one apnrt nesday, Sept, it, against thn It >*•
1 Finally »hn new car waa ready racuue's basketball team for the i league baseball,
which he never completely d->m- tun Hiavru.
llllll Franco had a race slated for 06th season during 1U4(MU.
— . j . . y J>—
.......... —______
I.akevlew Hpeedway. Hobart i was
an band again, and a n w a s ItW
blond* friend. But Roberta
Him hmve anil daring. And once
zX, lU 'S K te S ;
ORMAND B EA C H . Jan. 26 *
(Special) - G.
Mur
Arrowamlth
who will manage the new enuntrv
club set-up at the Ormond Bcjch
Hotel and Country Club and Hob
Woodward, vice-president nf the
resort |miay announced that an
estenelv* all-day xporta and eoe a]
program will highlight the official onvlnced—No more
oprnlhp «»f 111* nrw HiiMiouty# L i—
Saturday, January 28th. Tha af*
fair la open tn Ihe public.
In addition to the "Change
Over Tournament" named In honor
nf the change from the world re
nowned ocennfront clubhouse, a
landmark for the past fifty /*•*"
tn thn new spacious streamlined
- r n s it iiir a nvTHiF.e
clubhouse, there will lm an eleK tu ar m a ik —r a is rijr
borate Aquatic
Hhow
In be pre
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Sanford - OrlftWdo
Kennel Club Entrlea
united under the d lrefttu n " f J .
" D ik -” Yo u n g . Presid en t o f tin . |
F lo rid a S ta le A A H j
Moran Turns
Down Tennis Offer
||-» lU y
tlobl*n
Andalon. w in d y C aa m n ,
|Mib.
( t U H s ie
l.« d r.
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lla ld s r
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WIN
MADRAS. Indie. Jan. 25-(/P>Gertruda (Gussle) Muran and Mrs.
Patricia Canning Todd any Ihejt
will "never become professionals.
The two California tennis star*
made their statement yeaterday
after learning that Bobby K it**,
promoter of the professional net
♦rmtpe, wee anxious to line up
their services.
Riggs promised Mias Moran $15,000 If aha would Join the barn■termers. The Santa Monica. C a lif,
jd ar wotV'tha India hardcourt tennla titl# yaaterday.
Rlgga aald Mrs. Todd, from LaJolla, Calif, waa tops on hla IHJ
nf proapecta for a pro carter, it
Mies Moran said no.
„
r u n Jot t.tla M*<1*. Htlver N * "
Ju n i!
J .n *
<;*r'
» » " • • ;.
A llr s Hhsity llo w e r. Cold " ijo v
r t iin r it
h a c k — a 't m a e
w tw
H hlri Itsn d.
H«ta
!-•••
Main
T tn k *
H v* B v * ll* * r * . Htop »nd
Htiop.
W ild
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H ull.
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llni»#y W mII
r ir r n
n e t a
teiea
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a iiT H
O ah liy
Hp.sedy
t-sedy Jn
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$
H llv a r
a * i n - * / n i M Mile
C h a r tlei
er
Moon.
Mann.
l i * , l»n^ Acs. 8« .jrn jrt
lly t r s .
Jo h n n y
'■ V v r .x T M
n a c i c — a / i a i h * M il*
M eter tins. T w o 11. M v eryrhlna.
(Ire tc b rn . Itle k y Itonkle. I l l C h a r
ley. J e n * W ayn e . Hnlp'e ltew.*J-4
M ild red’* C h o ice
■ t n t lT H
M A CH —« / M * b a M il#
M ural
llo n ev ,
llu n n y 'l M »*tar
lltu e P a c ific . T im id T e rr V , T r lo k y
P at. O ecah !>.. P a t r ic k U l t .
Buffer "Alima ’Us.X' K*av<>*
of laat aeaeon at aecnnd baee and
hit .237. Carry Prlddy, acquired
from the St. Louie Browna but
etlll unsigned. la aapected to taka
'ver that apoi In the coming sea•on.
Shorts in America for
Ijs n v e r Post t is rliv . Rugar lt * v
I l a I ir .n i Tu t ( llr l H lsu rt ll-in t '
H a r'» l HI*. ( Ilx a n llc
»ori!*Wir.
w * "1
TM NTN m a c k — e/imaa Mil
^
• jf la M
M l y t sm ksU s u m
T-thkt$i 9 3 «
a a ^ ,,
Age
mwiow
!roaa Oily. Mrs. Powers,
e. Ollle Oliver. Coco Olrt.
Out lluety. liakakarl Dover,
Olrt.
f
T H R IL L
• H«nt» O I W I 1 I *
bt«i-cut fo r
Hrtkh In iho-sM t. No worn* In tho soot.
No WraRnt or bundling whon you stoop,
»Ror mMo.
Your choho of full h a m , Orlppor*
ig g g fl
Houtteman aald he felt hie I N I
record entitled him to • pay booat
♦hhreeaion.
mm
aae J& a
C
a n In rfia al
UAiftJf IUVT
sMpot, soM ratort or whUo. Nno count,
i ------------- l . l - « A
m y y ig g
VWVSVIVWIt W P I H T T l i i s e e
towel
i
1
Jn R W era Mad thoae flgurea on
without aaalitanco , ,
Df, Jtddla Andenon should til
•ha HMy Croaa football1eoathfa
job, obaMaa a rt that Howl# Odi
,-| •r v
coaching record In Florida laat fell
at Florida State U., wae listening
to the, radio when the announcer
VflTlRFfg-a
A
tat m r
1
s
*'.?f >’./*
rt> 1. >
W inmmrt
WoodnrffTSd S S jjS l to soesH
the University of Florida U arw st
117,000 u r year • , Mra- Vattor
asked, "la be a good coach T . •
h
!
| Uieen Bay— (lane I.orendo, OenrVto w d j Jim H<>"*. Kentucky back,
B»d Ben Zaranka, Kentucky end.
[ .-Wiehlngton — lla rry Ullnakl,
Itw tu ck y center and Ed White,
lAmbama end.
[V flew York Olanta—Travla Tld*
J t U , Auburn back) Eddie Price,
Iff* *
„ Lpor,«r P»yn*.
OMMe guard), Ebert Van Burra,
D ET R O IT HIGNH n E B R V
D ET R O IT . Jan. 25. - <M> —
Tli* Detroit Tiger* have 14 players
im Ur *nntr*-l for 1060 after get
ting the signature of Inflalder
Nell Berry.
Berry, 28, played a large part
m
s S 1S s ? riS?*,
s w
the
ir a
a ll
-
tonlu
m r
WDBO a t l i t * wttb
«o amoaa allowib • roar r a n
mm
; - . f-
a A jm m p h e r a i d , b a k f o r p ,
Ormond llcach Club
Bantam Bon To Enter Phoenix
1’lanH SportH EvontH
Golf Tournament D espite Flu
stuff," lie grlniarrd with reference
to the fin llmt had him down yes
terday. "I'm going In hit a few
today and see hnw It goes. If I
fec| heller I'll play In the proernalenr tomorrow and start Ihe
tournament Thursday."
Till* will hr Ida last competition
for Ihe time tiring.
"1 haven’t any definite future
golf plans after tills tournament,”
hv aald.
.>
Commenting ml his game, the
bantam belter admitted his play
In Ihe I.os Angeles Open fooled
him. It wiik Id* first competition
since Hu- an-ldrul and lie tied with
Hninniv Htii-nd only to lose In the
playoff.
"I'm a little Hliortei off the tee,
and my game Isn't the same," ha
explained, adding that except for
the flu, lie frit pretty good.
Rut llogan will he tough and
Oemaret was ipilrk In confirm it.
"Den la alwav* a thieat, espe
cially oil a good course Ilka this,"
■aid dapper Jlmmv. “ Ila certainly
played well at f.os Angeles. Most
of ua didn’t figure lie’ll pjaav that
kind of golf at least until midBuntmar."
• **«.««
m i . m.
TAi» afore wi
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M*js*i***^r‘ \
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UMT>TfTrTi»fa*
■
W EDNESDAY JAW. 25. 1950
TH E BANFORD H EEA LD , SANFORD. FLORIDA
PACK SEVEN
■ H I J . I U U . J
IJ.-L 1
■■■a
II
r
r**l -nrrsOnns at the VA Hosmusic.
pllal, Lake City, Is now home, 718
.' !'•«>.. Avenue, to tlir delight of
C H U R CH O F GOO
hi ninny friends who Imvo eon
H IC K O R Y A V E N U E
Sermon was delivered by Elder slanlly Inquired of him through
Willie Brown, "Behold He Cogieth hl« devoted wife. We nre rertalnWlth Clouds and Every Eye Shall I ly wishing fm him a speedy reSee Him", Rev. 1:7. We wish to envery. lie is repotted ns doing
thank
God
for
the services I rbely.
throughout the dny.
G U E S S WHO’S IN TOWN
Mrs. Currie Condse of West
The No. I choir of the Churcn
Of God wish to express how much Palm B -iieh. is in the city visiting
they are missing deacon and Mrs. her daughter and gniud-daiightrr.
Coley Blown ami wishing fm them M-t daughter h Mu* Bernice
Johnson, owner nnd operator of
s speedy recovery.
Bei line Beaiily Solon. W Tliii
Mis. C nii'c UiJJ
Mr. and Mr*. Ham Bowl** of tenth S im l.
Oviedo, entertained Bishop' am ««i «
ooptog mat she is enjoying
Mr*. R. M. Hanna and friend with mil
itv. Come again Mi« Coa dinner par*y Sunday afternoon
mUe
nt their spariou* home. It wa* one
of the most enjoyable events of
Hit K
the season. A delretahlc dinner
Mi Itork Humphrey is home on
wn* served from a lovely decorated <'eilai
Avenue, teeiipeialing uicely
table whirh was a picture of artis
tic beauty. The Bowles are known
I ' r r li m i t i H i \
sttnMrs
hy
tl ir
for their genuine hospitality and
I ii it ut it»n
h ii v t*
rordlalnes*. Those pnjoylng Ihe *viiiitliw«iniut)
evening were—Bishop and M r*.; *Itmvn t lint I’t'titi ill I V xhh \v *»n long
tin* i m m v h ! *»f
R. M. Hunna of Delray Reach, ] itihnldfuil
Prof, and Mr*. Hill and children, k n o w n Indiiiit I i i I iom.
of Melbourne, nnd their mother of t , ,
. . .
Plueslon, Mr*. W. M. Oyaon of
)
v«;ai job of deepening
Oviedo. Mrs. Nettle James, Elder
Mioilening the Suet t anal
E. E. Bronson, Mr*. M. Brantley.
h," ,;n,, *''«
'«"•*<•"* has been
Mrs.
Brewlngton, and Mr. and atart*»,l.
Mrs. C. Henderson, all of Hanford.
ed the bedside of little Ralph
Walker.
Happy to report they
found him sitting up In bed and
,VuTM K
f* i I ‘ M r *
. ' \ H i n ••
tery cheerful.
Ralph welcomed
By L O U IS E PO STER
O p l.tm rlrittl
\ : 11 s i \ x t i : \ r i
O N
4*It* **'• S K
them with a warm smile. They are
i:u :n in >
i 'I h m t. %%t v n o *
i » o r w i » \ i i i !•::«
P u r s u i t it! ii> l i f t I . l l l t l o l l
No
O K 4 b r ,
T ill
JU .
. i '
i 1*4 1*Yf It •r s
hoping for him e very speedy
SERVIC E S A T A L L E N
(iriSHOil
rtli.l
Responsive Reading ml
i»>
i $ t i< * i
the
t ’ lty
Z O N IN ’ »
o r
1 lit:
recovery. Those visiting his hod( * o t n r n l s s | u n o f Hit* r t t v o f H u n f o n l ,
••1
.*'x' ;..| i r.
••i»*.x
- C H A P E L A. M. E .
r t r v
K
Rev. W. 8. White and congregation
111 M .iK iin lin \ x r .
I'h n n f .112
side
were:
Daphne
and
Barbara
K l n r l d i x . « i n J i t t i u . t !>' t»v
1 -♦.NO, ( H i t sV.tl*.
In
ft. t • '•>
IMI
«
n
'
i
n
i
»•
•
The pastor and mrnibem of Hymn No. 410—
,• j,.
lu g
a
s p e c ia l
d e *t ll l l l
to
lip h o l d
p . r »•
t I m i r t i i < At lit . w II. Ill
F.
Francis,
Willis
Boyd.
J.
W.
Allen Cnapel A.M.K. Church tel
Krhrmirv 21. I
"United—’Though Separate"
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cf acquaintance Sunday. Jan 22, Peeehpue Summary—
bear-the testimony coming from
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p le t in g the children of Israel go White. Visitors who worshipped might soon be nut so that he
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The morning service began at Mary Pone, Messrs. Chas. King, more. Brother Lester Hunt who
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11:30 A.M., Munir furnished hv Thomas Jefferson.
has been III wss able to be out and
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worship with the members and
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Rev. W. 8. White, pastor.
friends of the Churrh Of God.
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Mrs. Willie F. Preston, 8ec'y.
"Acquaintance". Visitors present
Mother Llller Carey one of the
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Junnvln Dardey, Mr. Richard Han- NEW MT. C A L V A R Y
recently relebrated her Seventy|limlt It’ llh |f v I •d •I I lll|ioM«.|t fi\
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B A P T IS T CH U RCH
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Second Birthday. They are wish
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All purflD- in mi’ •• .i ’«n f i p»
The A.C.E. League began at
Inspiring services were held all ing for her many more happy re
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Miss 11*7*1 Brown at her post of tist Church hrglnnlng with Sun
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The Church Of God was happy
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Entity. Mis. Trrrnnre Brooks gave day School. The subject:
"The to have with them their rx-Pastor,
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tome Interesting remarks on the First Christian Martyr," was well Bishop George A. Wallace, who la
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lesson.
discussed hy the various classes now the general overseer of Col
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Evening service began at 7:301nnd was reviewed by the pastor.
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P.M. with n short devotional serv- i The morning service began at Just returned from his official
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Ire at 8:00 P.M. the service was 11:00 A.M. The message was de visit to the states of Alabama,
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turned over to Dr. J. C. Rlngllng livered hy Rev. C. J. Smith of this Tennessee and Kentucky. He Is
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The ll.T-U. was conducted hy the fnmily blit will be leaving during dren of Mcltaiiii tie, and Ihrlr moth
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er Mrs. Hill of I’liirxtnn. were ihe
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president,
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"Arqualnlnnre." The main thought ers of the various groups.
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The Evening worship began at est blessings.
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Miiough to live In n house by the 7:00 P.M. with the Deacons lead
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Hlinday School opened at Its
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M i r y to rotre 'rut nnd gel acquaintI t h t u l t i ’N
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on this progrtini will he ‘‘Just A
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day In a few remarks showing how lier Two rendered their service nil phrey, tearher won Ihe banner. Look" hy Miss Osldell Barlow, nnd
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arqunintaare linked the father day, Members are asked to re Morning service was at It* best Mr*. Alma Bell, ami “There' Not A It I.•«• M d i i ••» i n . li t . l t ’
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hood of (ind to the brotherhood member the sick members. The with our pastor delivering the Friend" hy Mrs. Gusslc Frank
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of man. Two members were re activities of the week lemain un morning messnge. ill* text was Johnson. All ate asked to come
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Mrs. R, M. Hannah, the wife of end witness the songs of this great
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Rev. A. C, McQueen, paator.
ling. Visitors present: Mrs. C. J.
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group.
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Juanita Wilson, reporter.
Smith, Mr. Thomas Wilson, S r ,
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This proginm is sponsoied by
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was good with the youth director Choir Ntimhci One nnd the B.T.U
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^Mae Brooks, Mr. Donaldson and
of the New Ml. Calvary Baptist
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charge
the
topic
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Junior Choii of Palntka, who will Basic Of Courage fin Ihe Future."
Bev. A. (’. Chandlri, pastor.
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appear at New Mt. Cnlvarv Bap A wonderful program wa* ten
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We
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tist Church of this city. Feb. 12.
E V E N IN G W ORSHIP AT
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Evening worship of St. Jnmes CHU RCH OF GOD
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doors stand open to have you eoine
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A.M .E. Chuteh opened with Its H ICK O R Y A V E N U E
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all of hi* ft lend* as ” AI.' iqieratoi
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Loyri'J Notice
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W E lJlK A A r ATM EN TS. Room.
aiM Store*. 116 W. First Siroat.
Pluna 1481,_______________________
Thra____________
•* and four _____
room apartmanta
furnished.
Screened porrhaa.
Phone 140 or 1823
Room with connecting bath and
kltcban privileges If daalrad.
Call after 8:00 2018 Sanford Ave.
--ond floor, modem, private,
close In, 4 room apartment. 8
cr 4 *dujU, week or month. Tale_phoniL487-W.
Furnished apartment, garsfe. 1201
Magnolia Ave._____________________
Nro’ room apartment Apply 118
B m Avanna,____________ •
» ROOM garage apartment avail■M* Thursday,
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20 arra grot*, all fenced. BfH> Luc SIN G ER M A CH IN ES, new A used.
Terms 316 E. 8th St. I’h. 1024.
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«!• “ orangr trees,
18 grapefruli,
28 lemon and nth- Nmv iivnilnliie l atest model Highgrapefru
• r fruit tr*«t. good home, liam
Speed Flooi Slimier for_ rent.
and chleken coups, hemitiful
Everything to sumplsic a flr*l
front lawn, A home you can
rlnx* ioh
Cull or come Into
he proud of and h« Independent, SEN 'K A R IK (.In** A Pnlnt Co.
122.600. South end nf Hnnf"td; 112-114 AV 2nd
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Phoge 320
Air Base. Cnli Sanford 870 B 1
SW AP SHOP. tor. E. 4th Bte We
Ownir.
Buy, tiell "i traik most nny
Lowly 3 bedroom house, in good
(long
Phone I P8-J.
location prntically new. Onr A- I B IE II Shrimp
Dinner, 8erved
half baths, very modem. Price
"The Beat Shrimp on Earth"
111.600.
i every night nt llomer'a Grill,
Nrw 2 bedroom h»in.e, tile fl.eir*.
324 En*t 1st. Street.
tile listh. hot watrr heater. ■V CRIM P IRON HOOFING now
120 fret Inkegront. Price PJ.360 j HvnilMlile
Be toof with F II.A
A'ery modern, 2 bedroom h»u«e, on | Title I Kinnming
No |oh too
2 lots, life tlrnr roof, asliestni. ] small. Khermnn Concrete Pipe
shingles, good location. Price
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Phone 1241
111.600.
Nice new rustic home, on lake, 6 C O N C R E T E FLO O RS. M A CH IN E
F IN IS H E D
Free estimate.
acre* of land, electric kitchen,
Miracle Conereta Co,
Phone
nice hath. Outstanding value for
1336 ,3(lil Elm Ava._
$0,1881. Term*.
A acre grove on Hlway and beauti IIKN DlX W A SH ER Sllghtlv used
I yriil giianintec, $160.00 In
ful Inke, three bedroom hnu»r
aUlted. Randall Electric Cn.
In good repair, electricity, good
water. Pries $8,600.(8)
A kales* from .26 up. Spencer 214
Three bedrooms, living room, din
E. 18th St r e e l._________
ing room, Kitchen and hath Like new 7 ft. G. E. Refrigerator
Hardwood floor*, excellent loc*
and Ga* Radge. PI I' Oak \ venue
tlon. Price S8B50.00 Terme.
lice new two bedroom housit of " n r Coleman automatic oil floor
furnace. 60,000 BTU with ther
Masonary construction.
Ideal
mostat and 40 feet of stark.
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$126, Call I26B-R. *
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to *e)l. Terms If desired,
'radically new three bedroom We both foae when you don!t bring
your prescriptions to L A N E Y ’8.
house on beautiful lake. Electri
Phone 103.
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city, telephone and aukc peace
One five burner porcelain top
ful living. Price $7,700.00
stove. Call 1333-J.
C. A. W H IP DON 8R.
U P South Park Ava.
PIANOS trucked In from Ohio $86
Phone 1281
to $06. Call I3AK-R-40.
anford, Florida
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3 BEDROOM House In Mayfaii U— ARTICT.K 8 W ANTBII—fl
Section, Double garage, 711
Mellonvliloi Phone 438-W.
Highest cash price paid for aaad
furniture Twi Davie Furniture
K ITC H EN cabinet, ice Ikix , hahv
hathinette and carriage.
Call
Co. 311 K . IsLJ % PUL
420-M.
Two ruble yard* good black soil
P C H O IC E, large well located Iota,
for lawn. Phone 380-J.___
(4 on Country Club Road), ex W AN TED — Plano for mission
cellent neighborhood. Will take
work. Must he very reasonable.
$800.00 cash for all nine. Ap
Write Box 1402, Sanford.
proximately 1 1 / 4 acre*. This
Is a Steal, but I need money.
Mr. Bowan, 641 Plumose Drive, 7 ^ 4 » e l a 4 l v « ( l o c i t - H u w H ^
Hanford, Fla._________ "
For Hale-On* Urge good farm
40 A C R E ! mar Floral Height*.
mule, reasonably pricad, George
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Colored gill a* maid 7 .lays a week.
Call Mr*. John-on at Mat fair
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ORLANDO Morning Hentinei. ()r
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C A L L 617 fm ll.itlery, Generator
and Starter service.
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Call Alvin Odham, Sinclair Refining Co. Phone DIM.
Floor Handing and Finishing: All
Oak Floors laid, sanded and
finished at the right price. E. F.
Slo ven s, T s le . 7 D1-R -4.
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'pouao, close to businea*
Leave name and adta Boa V, c/o Herald.___
la New 2 Bad Room Houea.
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a eereened sleeping porch. Good Joba availabla for
BOth. ^Large Lot. Garage.
from I I to 80. Spaed and ac LO ST — Sunday night, one small
traveling hag containing valua
curacy required. Apply tn per
ble papers and books. I ainI <>n |
son between 8:00 and 11:00 A.
bus or In station in Jacksonville.
M. to Mrs. Elian Stuck. Florida
A r t k lo a F a r E l a
Reward. Notify K. Area, 801 W.
Fashlona Executive BulkHagi
Pth 8 L , Sanford.
Airheas.______________
ilimaer at U a«y^
days, bmebag * Experienced atanofrapkar with S T R A Y E D — Small blonde female
Splti named "Tiny". Call H. J.
knowledge of General offlca
Davis, police station or 330-W.
duty and ahortbaod, Appl In
. Bad Rosa Feed
person $00 W. liU i ~
LO ST — Light brown and white
Watoon, 1101 Calory
Spits. Answars name of Tubby.
Cashiar wanted for Roumillat A
Finder pkasa call 1P7-W —
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fnr free estimates. Jack Hn*sell
ill Mg line, build"**i, dump truck,
E. Balmee, Eureka Hammock. muck, fill dirt, shell and clay
by load or Job. Contact Cuhsted
Rt.‘ 2, Box 847.
A Rauleraon Contractors, |0U E
New York" Ave.', Detdind. Phone
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f l i t - 160 T a n g e r in e . .... « / | B o a j l . l t - 1.76
Kacalp ta 17,111 p acX eg te
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day on the H anford H ta la P a rtn a ra
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f .76 • 1.0<t
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L * L r a « r $1.76 - 1 . 0
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Ilu lla k la 1100 - 116
of housing. In this computatloi
1100 Is deducted for each chll
In the family from the total year!:
coma figure In arriving at ai
T*a homing projaet la dtelgned houalng projaet during'the flrat
Ukt e«r« of the low Incoma two yean, aald Mr. William*.
rup that cannot be Ukan car# of The Sanford Housing Authority
prjraia^enterprise. A total qf met Friday afternoon and approved
$4?X»0 from the PHA
Ilmlnary work and plani
Florida State Saak waa
aa a . daperitory for these funds, of*tlig ricK flaking ihere,
Pkbtaweat 6llced Sweat, FiraM%
FHA Housing
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Best Perk Peas!
I Ever Bought”
No. 2V%
23c
pkg. 33c
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Agen Cut Green
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French Cut
Frozen
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Agen Frozen Fordhook
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Agen Frozen
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Rroccsli pkg. 29c
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Crsca Shiuli
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Yellow
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DAISY CHEESE
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Philadelphia
3-lb Pkg
AAFi "Saptr EigkT Policy
Ghm EveryoM Fair Share
of Choke Center Cat With
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SPARK RIPS lean western lb. M 0
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314 E . F ir s t S t.
5 9 c
Celery
lb . Golden
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BEEF
ROUND
STEAK .... lb.
RUM P HONK IN
ROAST.... lb. 59^
CIUH.’K
Fla. Cabbage lb. 3«
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Peanut Butter....12 oz. jar
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Hultumi No. if•.!«
Prune Plums..............can 19«
GROUND
Corn...................no. 2 can n t
B0NKI.EH3 BEEF
STEW.... lb. 590
JAt'K HI'HAT FANCY
G o ld e n
Ann I'nge
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Toinalo Ketchup .. 14 oz. htl. |g ^
H u .n la la
Bartlett IVars . no. 2Vi can 270
BACON
lb. 33c
BAKE-RITE
Shortening
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71c
lb. cun
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Salad OU
47c
. . New Ia$w Price . .
Fresh Green
lb. 2c
frash Calif. 8 os.
p ateB ...... 2 pks. 29c
Roma Btauly
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angel
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Lem ons...... doz. 49c
. Freak Hole or Tender
G R E E N B EA N S
BEECH-RUT
M». Vt.
Cotta*
Brand lb
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Baking Hens lb. 55c 3-4 lb. Avg. Small Hire
Chick. Breast lb. 89c Stew Hens
Legs, Thighs lb. 79c
Chick. Backs lb. 29c
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ROASTS chuck. u>.
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59c
mb., ib.
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69c
89c
SIRLOIN STEAKS
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Brisket Siiw Ik. 39c Hanborgor lk. 49c
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Hams
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Hall or
Wholal
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C«mn*d Pork
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Cot or Dog Pood
2 Ka-J
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25c ^
Pound
.
Jane
^
Wilioa'i Gortillod Saokod
17c
ISoa.
CA. MAID
Soap
Biaadad Syrup
29^
Large
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O f C A l M A Y in
PALMOLIVE
OulCk-Meot Meal*
Slices
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29c
W ID fllS
Hickory Sweet
»
pahkek fresh
AN G EL EGCE>
BAR C A K E . . . . 39c
lit. Vermont
. Bouquat Soap
3-w
23c
Ik.
Bun
CASHMERE
R. Pvrch Fillets
lb.
Spanish Mackerel lb.
Salt Mullet
lb.
Dressed Whiting lb.
33c
29c
25c
19c
Ike
1«CM
Bacon
Ptuntf
ra n l a r g e bar 12c
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ix ...... reg. bar 7c
13c
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Tibia's Cooko4
Laaa Bqnal ' la a a Waalal
f l
. . New Low Price . .
Ot Soap
1
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. . New** Lowt f Price
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■1*’ : * e.
Large Juicy
Potatoes.... 10 lbs. 29c
i
SWEETHEART
3
JANE PAHKEH DELICIOUS
Apples r> lb. pack. 39c
io, 1 White
-t
OCTAGON
3 r«.
Celery 46’s 2 for 9c
29*
-
Lga. Pkg.
Fiozen Poulliyl
EH -H TE
Toilet Soap
Fla. Golilsnhsarl
Q u ic k
DUCKLINGS
Lb
Rou- 23c
Whiting lb. 15c
Fla. Cubbage
& Diawn,
D iu iu m k I
Chickens
JEW EL
W axed P ap al- * * *
IIKADI.EHH X DR EASED
(iiade A,
4-8 lb. Avg. Hoaiting
CUT-RITE
Red Perch lb. 33c
1
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Texas Carroll 2 kcks. 15c
Nick. OnioRi 3 lki. 25c
Swccl Fotalocs 3 lbs. 29c
Quart
QUICK FIUJ/.EN FI1.I.KT8
M arco Colored Vt'*
Potatoes o. h. n «. i 10 lb. 27c
Ann Fag** Creamy Hinnulli
Io n a
lb. 490
21c |
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WlaustpApplts 31ki. 33c
Pineapple Preserves ......
ROAST.... lb. 53^
BEEF
2
3 lb C a n
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CREAM CNEES E
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India Independence
Chinese Troops
his divorced wife.
The
charged
(Om Dm m h i m n i l o w l
Tne chock fraud count charted
IC aslIsw C V is a P rg , use)
IC sa llM H rrmm S t H owe)
done# of illegal FBJ wiretapping he tried to pay back money with for treatment of bullet wounds
Chlen governor of Hunan province
on a bank In “which
until affkr the trial, t
.
“u check ---‘■
, L he *had
“ J and more were expected.
A cabinet spokesman disclosed
Meanwhile Judge Norval K no account.
Prasad, in his iuaugurui address, that more than 400 officials of
Harris/' former co-chairman of a
The forgery charge alleged he offered thunks to (ianilhl as the the Nationalist government and
committee to defend 11 Communist signed another man’s name to an father t>f the nation and to “the their dependents were trapped In
leader* convicted In New York, Mppllcntion for a Idrth certificate. numberless men and women who Kunming by a revolt in the Yunsaid today he is innocent of three (Judge Harris in 10.11 served a by their suffering ami sacrifice nun capital during December.
charge* filed against him in his seven-month term in federu) prison rendered the attainment of indep
The Nationalist officials had
qum court.
t
on a forgery charge. He pfeaded endence and the establishment of l.«tn shuttled from west China.
®udge Harris was indicted by guilty to cashing veterans’ tmnus this Sovereign Democratic Re They were awaiting passage ou
a Sullivan circuit court grand checks while lie was service officer public of India possible."
of Kunming when the revolt broke.
Jury yesterday on charges of of tiie American Legion. He was
India's foreign policy, lie said, Among them were "80 official!
embexxlement, issuing - a fraudu uardolied by President P. 1). “ is lo live in terms of friendship and their families of thr defense
Koosevclt).
Prosecutor John K. with all other countries."
lent check and forgery.
ministry.
The 68-year-old judge told the I ’uiitil said Judge Ifui (is piobably
Within India, the President coii- j Nationalists here were buoyed
grand Jurors who had indicted him: would not be arrested until a tinned, “our program is to wipe i l»v continuing reports of iierj.'
"I (i*v»* only t■
■
e V id t e r a t ' WlUMil'il indue is named to bear
Idows against
the 1
VAaHMgMMHtlfSNBMW
innocent ami a jury ct my peers fhp nt'p
\Vv.
irfiainlitate tin* | mainland rmt- *4will so agree,* "
•
displaced persons who have suf- j American economic aid.
'Hie emhesilement indictment! Kits have . **en put on the mar fered and Nie *r::\ suffering greut |
rV.-rgeg1Judge Marti- last Febru*' ket to (....Veil 10 -lllcll leie.nloll ..ardship and piivatlon."
cratle constitution l«- eharaclerilfd
took $160 paid to the court : eta into a Itf-incher.
Ills speed, tvas heard liv a tty p.prosperity ami good
throng of morning-coated diplo fort iiih , , lie U S. President said
mats, military commanders in full
uniform, several Indian princes in
Rats destroy or eontamtnate
towering turbans ami members of •.'OO.ihmi.imhi bushel* „r grain in
the constituent assembly
which the U . S. every year
now becomes India’s fiis l parlia
ment.
The Lancers Guard of Govern/v
a r\ a a t- r
men! House—in scarlet coats and
blue and gold turbans—lined the
approaches to Durbar Hall and
stood like statues against the walls
Inside. A huge crystal chandelier
glittered ulmve the throng in tile
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE
marbled, circular hall below.
AND STORAGE CO.
Because of the simplicity of the
Inaugural program, only one other
head of state was present. He was
President Hoekarno of the United
States of llidoesula. whose nation
only last Dec L'7 became independ
ent of the Netherlands
President Truman sent a mes
sage to Prasad that India’s new
status "constitutes an auspicious
beginning for the second half of
the twentieth century.
"May the future of thr new Re
public functioning umlei a Demo-
C 1(11/0. E y
6
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PAGE THREE
t
to fall nowadays.
Florida Citrus
"You can’t blame them with tiie
they’re getting for t heir
Grove Prices Hit price
crops,” he added.
There is some acreage on tile
$2,500 An Acre market,
however, hut most of it
L A K E L A N D , Jan 28 _ (/pi _
All oruuge grove is worth four to
five limes liiucli today us it was
a year ago.
Skyrocketing prices for fruit
have pushed the value of grove
property us high as fh’./iUl) an acre.
There’s very lit tie of it available
even ul that figure.
A year ago there were plenty
Of groves listed for sale with real
ektate inen_for as little as $600 an
TP/nrr-thi- Calif
oriiin and Texas freezes, which,
along with tin- tremendous up• wing in fio.eo co. . V*„ . mark
ed tiie turning point after two and
p half years of unprofitable op
eration for most growers.
One real estate man who does
a thriving
business in citrus
gloves when they're available for
sale said few owners wauled
ago.
One realtor said lie hatl liandled
the purchase of I Ifi in orange
groves last July for a cusli price
of $108,0l»0.
“The new ow uei, who happens
to be a northern man. already has
is where an estate Is being Inpiiii
ated or the owner thinks now i» a
good time to sell while prices are
high.
One realtor reported the -ale of
a tract of I Mi acres, mu ,,f it in
citrus groves, for l.lfi.iloo, repre
settling close to fd.tioo an acre.
Lowest pinv at winch gloves
can lie bought now it about ft.
000 an acre These propel ties in
volve groves located in areas where
the col-1 r *
-exa*IR|M$MNOTH'v#ff’eil on sulinoi.gowv* inim not to,*:
we|| suite-1 f-*i growing .-:tvu% ■
'
groves in 004*1 i-ori«ii(!4*ii ami need i
iug both money am! tune t*> bring j
them back into volume produc 1
t lolls.
(iiapefinil gloves haven I >111*011
the extremes ,,f orange acteage
Tiie top is «i>'*ut f I,M>0 an ucie 1
These were *|i *wii to $600 l»*i 11 year I
grossed $01,000 from Ids grove,”
he snid, "anil hnsn't yet started
to pick liU Valencias ( late season
oranges) "lie will gross substan
tially more from Die grove this
first year than he paid toe It Not
all *if it w ill he hij to keep
SO MUCH FOR
THE MONEY
3 -M IN UTE
OATS
m STVzRN AUT
StVm il
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FILLETS OF SPANISH MACKEREL
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k. .ut. 14 mi; 1
T>p%» tvi •• o»i i.+MIll
America's Biggest
Refrigerater Bargain!
VITAMIN FILLED, WESTERN BAHY BEEE
L IV E R
c e il
lb.
WIZARD SUPER
$ 2 1 4 ,5 1 1
willi lull Wiiilh fifelei
.
At last ■ U|* 8 vu It rrlugriatol with the new*,I
If a lu m at the luvvett price in »rm« Full width freerei
locker Stoll, 44 Ibv if lood h*-v iracli shelves lllaiil
IB 14I full width crisper keeps i.g rlab l, 1 "gal.trl,
fresh " Cldppioof stsiri resi*ij i .i Dopmit Unlux linnh
Rasy terms
Do«*i
Weekly
BETTER’N SI1,ICED HAM AND ?.Uf A POUND
CHEAPER IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED IT. YOU'VE
MISSED A BET
FIBER SEAT COVERS
Coupes
J l low gs
’4
l.r»
Othei Co,«rt from
Fo» mob! f o i j
l if t
190
S T O P ...
lb.
Jfij*
CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE ...... 2 for
490
Da.'gtrous A*il» on ,hpg
guy >oadi and cui,»s tws
luir they ilart
BAHY LIMAS
lutt> Automatic Invisible
Curve Grtppery" lhar go
into actrorr lire instant
yuu cu rv e , brake, of
>wer«e
can stop dangerous skids tfEfORE Kiev
start
.... 2 fur
SOUTHERN DAIRIES
ICE CREAM
390|
Change To
SPINACH ................ 2 6 0
GREEN HEANS
BRO CCO LI
2
- 230
... -
I ’t s .
Davis CURVE SAFETY
4 9 1
Die Pmmium Safely frref
Vi Gal. Bks. 95c
290
Try u baked Vf«>»i buffer? hotiwebther cornea uguiu
Grade' A," Drenaed & Drawn' In Our Plant
. ,
RHODE ISLAND RED
Pens
3
tTT>
lb. lo
4 lb.
AV«.
Accident! on curvet kill t) time* more people
then blowuuti r x c lu ilw , patunt Curve d rip
per* open Instantly under skid pressure—grab
(he road where other tires might skid dangerwhen till
till* sure footed
ouily. Why leka chance* wliun
lire can ia v * your life tomorrow?
■b.45c
IFRIDAY ONLY — 2 P. M. to 4 P. M.
8ENHATI0NAL
Te
Old Tirifft
I? The NeweeL MoeL Efficient 3-Pc. Combination Set in the Country Today t
If You Cannot Attend The Sale, Leave fl.00 Per Set Before Sale
Thne. Your Sat Will Be Reeerved.
Meet'Fog Stndenta, ProfaneIonal People, or Anyone Who Writes
,
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G u a ra n te e d 24 Monthi
48 full aixe plates- Full loo
am p. c a p a c t ly original
equipment sire tut must
care.
W1BARD Super I’owrt — Hllggid anil
powarfull 17‘,< MOitK starting power .it
xero a llu re * fast, reliable- stuns
. m
BOy W*eth*rl Guarsnlrrd 1U Montlis
$ 1 I - 'I 5
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Cum
pi.tely (lepentlehle for all nurinul driving
ftftd* Guereeletd II Munths
fftere'i a WHARD for fvery Cur . . . fvety Need! |
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lir u - h c .
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W oscofo Supromo
Non-Skid Many-Uur
"foxy fo Apply"
QUICK-DRV ERJUNII
1raoncroR MAT
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I« a t r e . e p ia x lic b a r r e t s In
ww.1L. a , —is s«..tUM w .o
areswa*... $6r
ear4Sr»lBU..*l'r'
nnriimsr??*!*1"'
WHITE MOUSE PAINT
Gal. Y^.tift
$ I .,rt2
Quart .
I
(Jives excellent result,
(Joes 4111 inmolhly. Dries
in only four Imurs Fur
walls and woodwork.
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GLASS CASTING KODS
Langlay "Laka CatT
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c m *r
to $9.95
<|i $|..'fb
Formula of cxprndve In*
gredtents assure, extra
coverage, b eau ty and
•ci vice ut a saving I
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Complete Bet ef AB B . . . with Lovely
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11 f V\j.
^ Thick rubber.., 8 9 ‘
fine for c*r, sink, floor,
porch, etc I Handy I7"xi74
»{*#. Red, blue, or black,
easy to cltan. ixiiir,*.»
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I'u ru U lu i
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lilio - lb
$ 2 8 - ^ I’lus Tux
Ball Point Pen t Hooded Fountain Pen
A “lUpd-PropeMfixper Pencil
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2 Tires & Tubes
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R o u n d Steak lb. 69c
SMYRNA MAID DEVILED CRABS
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Sedjng
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as low a s . ' «r
SERVE IT SWISHED OR COUNTRY FRIED -
CREAMY COTTAGE CHEESE
$*!
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t u r 1
Handiomc, fadr rctislanl plaids lo "drasi-up" your carl
Smooth, snug filling, comfortable. Rugged, long wearing
construction with no peel" plastic trim gives you years >f
satisfactory service Get builgrt-wlse "Country Club" tie
Lux* Covers — ul u unco that’s extra reasonable. Uou l
wait — come In ‘lodayl
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lin g
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CLOVER LEAF ROLLS
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660
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cons
360
WESTERN, CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS
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IGNiriON
S A U S A G E lb. S9c
»» 790
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fe t m all f « iJ Lu.lt
tsri "J I *S ilia- 1 ■
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up lo t I ’. M. J a n . I t , 1)
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reded .... l l u l l p r I I . t o
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l.lrn a Hu l l p r 14.76
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P o le Hu H p r 11.60
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o f n o u a i n f . I n thia computation,
B o s 11.11 - 1 .0.7 $100 la d e d u c te d f o r eac h child.
11.11 - 1.10 (Ira p a fru ll,
Duncan --------l l . l t - 1 ( 0 Tanaarlnaa .... 4/1 Boa 11.(0 - j . j j
I
tacalpla 11,111 packayta Tuaal l . l t . . l (u
■lay on lh a Hanford Hlata Partnara
coma figure In a r r k ljg
f l r a t $4iUoo fro!? the PHA l n V
a* r f t f e f S n l T t
law Income two yaara, aaid Mr. William*.
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___________,
nl fiery
ork U d _____
plennlng.^Tbe tween the Sleek i
than care of The Sanford Houalng Authority Florida State Bask waa
private enterprlee. A total qf mat Friday afternoon and approved u a. dapeeItcry for tbeae fwnda. irfNkeTriek flaking
la d a d p n a d h o u a ln g
at an
p r o je c t
d u r in g ' th e
M arket.
Marketi a lle h tly - w .a k a r, daman.l
II.DO • I I t
11atlit loiin y.
o rd in ary to
I . I t • I no
I I to • 1 7 ’. Ion leaa than
I I to • I.7 t
P a ir Q u ality aallprloaa quoted.
PkrtHVfoet S l i c e d S w e e t , jF rc m e q
FHA Houning
12-oz. Pkqs.
Fiai
Aigo
Calif.
HI I’lVll . H K illT
IIK A V V
RICE
R O U N D
STEAK .... lb. (9 0
RUMI* HONK IN
ROAST.... lb. 590
CIIUUK
DAISY CHEESE
Philadelphia
CREAM CHEESE
BONKI.EH8 B K EF
STEW.... lb. 590
H I'H A T F A N C Y
Celery
Fla. Golden
. m
Ann l*a|{i' Cremny Himxdli
Peanut Butter....12 oz. jar
35#
Holtmui No. '.!'A
Prune Plums............. can \h
13c
Ann I'uke
••
Tomato Ketchup .. 14 oz. htl.
S S I
18c
Itoredale
Bartlett Pours . no. 2Vi fan *7*
Stalk
lb.
•
BAKE-RITE
Shortonlng
3
71c
lb. can
JEWEL
t
Salad O il
47c
CUT-RITE
Waxed Papal
23c
m
F II.I.K T H
£ « *
Whiting lb. 15c
.
F la .
lb. 2c
G o ld e n h e a rt
Celery
i®
' 4f>s 2 for 9c
-r
F m h
C a l i f , 8 01.
p a t e s ...... 2 pks. 29c
Roma Uaauty
New Low Price
.
Idtrga Julry
pem ons...... doz. 49c
o. 1 White
Potatoes....
10 lbs. 29c
[r
• Fraah Pol* or Tender
GREEN BEANS
A ,
A
D io u w k I
D r o w n , Q n h -'k
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T«ibLR e< id jjl_^ LejeJ^ »jV BiiW
Chuck, lb.
b.»
17c
SWEETHEART
.
.
Soap
3
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Hams
Reody-to-Eoll
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Whole I
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2 No.J
Wilsoa'i Certifiod Saiokod
81m
Cakee
B k H a in s
Blended
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Con. Slice* lb. 89c
Butt Ends lb. 39c Lb
WIENER!
rwutkw
lacta
R. Perch Fillet*
lb.
Spanish Mackerel lb.
Salt Mullet
lb.
Dressed Whiting lb.
33c
29c
25c
19c
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JELLY R O LL. . . . 33c
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Hickory Sweet
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32c
4 Wteeera
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Quick-Meat M eals
Bncoa
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Brand lb
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BEECH-HOT
Baking Hens lb. 55c 3-4 lh. Avg. Small Site
Chick. Breast lb. 89c Stew Hens
Legs, Thighs lb. 79c
Lb
Chick. Backs lb. 29c
EAT-RITE TENDERAY
RO A STS
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DUCKLINGS
Chickens
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27 c
Brlikol Stow lb. 39c Hamborgor lb. 49c
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Praah Green
3C
4 9 lb. Avg Ituuiting
Red Perch lb. Me
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Texas Carroll 2kchs. 15c
Nick. Onions 3 Iks. 25c
Swoel Polatoes 3 lbs. 29c
Quart
I lb. 33c
F K O / .K N
Lb
Wiaciap Applet 3 lbs. 33c
BACON
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314 E . F irs t S t.
P o ta to e s o. s. No. i 10 lb .
Corn.................. no. 2 can
B E E F.... lb. 490
OLEO
Palm etto and T h ird Sta.
Pineapple Preserves ......
GROUND
JA C K
Coffee
Ibbas 5 9 C
Fla. Cabbage
liuiu (iiihlrn
Marco Colored Vi'i
Prlcea Good Thru S a t, Jan. 21
Aim I'pga US o*. liluea
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SI'AKK RIBS Iran wextern lb. 390
SLICED PORK LIVER
lb. 250
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Give* Everyone Fair Share
of Choice Center Cut With
Each Kib and Loin Kuaat
...Tenderloin Not Removed!
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H IT F.It
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1100 • l i t
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llp r l i nn • 4 t n 1 S I* local man w ill he hired to
aerve hh field rnen, uml w ill ho
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Copkm Trial ■
India Independence
by a husband for maintenance of
id* divorced wife.
.The check fraud count charged
to—u—— — i rtM om )
* m a
grids «»■•»
dence pf Illegal PB| wiretapping lie tried to pay hack money with for(C aatlaM
treatment of bullet wounds
u check on a bank in which he had and more were expected.
until after the trial, i
Meanwhile Judge Norval K no account.
Prasad, in Ills inaugural address,
llarria, former co-chairman of u
The forgery charge alleged he offered thanks to Candid ns the
committee to defend 11 Communixt signed another man's name to an father of the nation uml to “the
leadera convicted In New York, Mpplicntlon for a birth certificate. numberless men and women who
aald today lie (a Innocent of three (Judge Harris in HKII served a by their suffering and sacrifice
charges filed egalnxt him in hi* seven'month term In federul prison rendered the attainment uf Indep
9MP court.
<
on u forgery charge. He pleaded endence and tiie establishment of
audga
Harris
was indicted by Kuilty to cashing veterans' lamus this Sovereign Democratic Hefudge K
arri* wa*
a Sullivan circuit court grand checks while he was service officer public of India possible."
Jury yesterday on charge* uf of tlie American Legion, lie was
India's foreign policy, he said,
embexalement, issuing a fraudu uurdoned by ['resident F. I*. “ is to live in terms of friendship
Hoosevelt).
Prosecutor John K. with all other countries."
lent check and forgery.
The M-year-old judge told the I’aiiw l said Judge'Harris piolmldy
Within India, the President con
grand Jurors who had indicted him: would not he arrested until a tinued, “our program is to wipe
“ 1 have only to say that I am specie) judge is named to hear out disease, poverty ami ignorance
w
innocent aiul a Jury of my peers the case.
We are anxious to rehabilitate tin'
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/'!** !"!" fered and sre stdl suffering great
chirg ei Judge Harris Imst Ft»bru-T*ut fo i-uiiTert 10-tturfT lHE*%i*»i<mrL....^-».k.
-...i
..A:?-*!.,..
hardship and privation.'••
toyk 91 no paid to the court ;et* into a Iti-incber.
His Speech was lie a id by a
tin one of morning-coaled diplo
mats, mllitaiy oniiiiiuudeis in fu ll
uniform, several Imtisn p rin c e s m
towering turlmns ami members of
the constituent assembly
which
now becomes India's fust puiliutudnt.
Tiie i.aiicers (iiiuid of tiovernnient House -In scarlet coats uml
him and gold turLs::* lined the
approaclies to Durbni Hall uml
stood like statues again.t tiie walls
inside. A huge crystal cbnmleliei
glittered above the throng in the
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE
marbled, circulni ball below.
AND
STORAGE
CO.
to i
Because of tin* simplicity of ttie
iuuoKuiTil prugiiiui. only one other
head of stuti' was piesent He was
'
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i'leshielit Soekaino of tin* United
Htatcs of Imloesnln, wluise nation
only last Dec “ 7 became ludepemlent of the Netherlands
President Troliiun 'ent n mesage to PiM.ail that Indiu’s new
✓
slutus "constitute* an auspicious
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THE SANFORD
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Chinese Troops <('•alias** re a m P s s . O ss)
Oden governor of Hunan provluce
A cabinet spokesman discloMd
that more than 400 officials gf
the Nationalist government and
their dependents were trapped In
Kunming bv a revolt in the Yun
nan capital during December.
The Nationalist officials had
been shuttled from west China.
They were awaiting passage ou
of konuiing when tiie revolt broke.
Among them were "80 official*
and tlieir families of tiie defense
ministry
Nationalists here were tmoyed
by continuing reports of aerial
lilows against
the Communist
mainland ami the hope of mora
American economic aid
Florida Citrus
Grove Prices Hit
$2,500 An Acre
L a k e l a n d , Jim l’ii — (>pi —
An mange grove is worth four to
five times much today as it was
a year ago.
Skyrocketing prices for fruit
have pushed Hie Milne of grove
property us high as fJ.MIO uii acre.
There's very little of it available
even at that figure.
A year ago there were plenty
Of groves listed for sale with real
eMate men for us little as $(i00 an
acre. That was before the OalifnrnU and Texas freezes, which,
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i t i ' l l l t i m o tl . t
U p'
aw ing in fiu / c ii co n e e n lia le , m a il,
erotic constitution he characterised eil the tu rn in g point a fte r tw o and
by peace, prosperity and good ft half years el unprofitable opfortune," the it S President said einiton for most growers.
due real estate man who does
business ill eitrus
Hats destroy or contam inate u thriving
‘.MHJ.ooo.oOn bushels ,.f gram in groves when they're available for
side said few owners wanted
tb# II. S ev ery year.
PAGE THREE
to sail nowadays.
ago.
One realtor said lie hud handled
"You can't hluute them wittr Hie
price they’re getting for tlieir the purchase of lift in orange
groves last July for u cash price
crops," hr added.
of 1108.000.
There is some acreage on tiie
" T h e new owner, who happen*
market, however, hot most of it to he a northern man. already has
is where un estate is living inpndated or the owner thinks now is a
good time to sell while prices ure
high.
One reultoi reported tiie -ale of
a tract of ISn acres, |40 ..f it in
citrus groves, for Mitfi.oim, repre
seating close t,> f'.'.tUlil an acre.
Lowest price at winch g lo v e s
can lie bought now it about ft.'S.L....... ..
IHKI uu acre. 1nese properties'in'
valve graves located in ureas where
the cold risk i. high, groves plant
ed on submit! gitini land mu too
well suited f i gr.tw i.e . ji. ii
grossed I'JI.UOtl from Ii Ih grove,’’
he said, "and hasn't yet started
to pick hi-; Valencias (late season
orange, i ''lit- will gro«s substan
tially more from the grove this
first year than tie pant tor it Not
j ,|l of it will he his to keep
rtf
-
lit
SO MUCH FOR
THE MONEY
I ' r i ’ tULe ^V .a W aJn tp .'T n tit n n i -ti-U . . , c o
iug both money amt time t.• brine
them Im.'k into volume prodm*
Hons.
Hrapefruil closes Iium-u I shown
the extienu-s .if orange ucienge
Tiie top is ahold f I,fit'll an acre
These were tli-wu to ff.INI t«.o a veal
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Ruling The Air
U O C IIIH IU IV
THE WORLD TODAY
(italllikMl la 1
Hi IlK W tT T MAf K K N Z IK
H tlliM Sally t u t u RatarSar
It in the conclunion of the National Advinory Committee
•M BaaSay
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
for Aeronautics that, if the United Staten in to maintain
kit Maaaalla At*
military supremacy in the air, It in imperative that wc noon Your correspondent has been
K a l n i l M a a c a a d H * la a a t i l w
P i l s k t r ST, IB ia . at th a P m I o t t lr a
brooding again over the growing
A t S a a f a r * , P la r lS a . a a t i r tba Aat develop practical, tactically useful ’.varplanen flying fanter
a f C a a a ta a a a f M a u l a, l i r a .
than the speed of sound. This conclusion is based on tin; war of the isms In Asl" — and
--------noi,i.and tTbtfAW-------- premise th at a potentially hostile nation might develop find* himself in an unhappy state
(Cellar
getting over >t nasty attack of
(iOHI)ON nUAN
Htiperspcod bombers capable of delivering atomic bombs to i. mind.
fla a la fs a M a a a a ir
Mnvhc it's became I'm Just
^7— n i i a r N l l l l o V a A T E i --- T American targets from distant bases. From tbc standpoint of
Or CaTrUr ......... — ........ a .as either scientific reasoning or ordinary loglr. the possibility bronchitis^ but it's different to
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conjure up much optimism about
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a.aa must be admitted.
tin. Mifiintlon in the Orient. I'd ilka
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The
situation
suggests
the
endless
strain
and
spiralling
p»* *r»r
IS.no cost »>f- ir;1!it&ry supremacy- .Cluck wo have develop.\i Vir**t>. iii»r.,vcr a hurst of sunshine
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TlW'iTrtUrVgyyd 'urc UKRlcd, U will have to be pre c r y s t a l g r * ln g '" T m r i* - T a r "u tort#
aalartalamaat far tba aarpaa* of sumed that n potential enemy nr.?ht develop ,.;miliir craft, ji- ll n f tro u b le end g r i f t ah e ad .
faada, aailt ba *k(i(M Ia*
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srr ln f
C h in a , .,,,,.1
c e n te
H m alar a tm tlSM h i m.
and find a way either to use them against tiA nr defend th isTh ed e|K»rltinu
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tragic,
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Iaa< Natraamrar |t*pt«**atl**a their own planes from them. It would then bo necessary T h a t s p r s w lin g c o u n try n ev er na»
In*.. 11*7 y«fb. Cblcaaa, Datrall, to take some new step to hold supremacy.
h e m able to feed Its v a s t p o p u la
HaaaaaCttr, aae at. taa,a.
Wc have to keep supremacy in the air and on the tio n w h ich to d ay to t a l* som e MX),
¥ b a M a r a is la a taaaib ar a t tba
A a a a r la ltS P *a a * w h ic h la a a lllt a S seas, under prosent international circumstances. Without eofl.ono. am i now th e ra v a g e s n f
iv a r h av e r e r lu r c l th e h r lp le s * in B !a a a la a ta a lr tn tb a a a a f a r r a p a b li.
• s t l a a a f a ll tb a la a a l aataa r r la t a S control over those two modes of approach we are a vulner *r« tn n p it if u l s la t e .
U i tb la a n a a a a p a r, a a w a ll aa a ll
A* though that weren't enough
able nation, and helpless to offer assistance to nny friendly
A S a ataa S la y a la k a a .
nation except our two next-door neighbors. Wc could not punishment fnr fate tn hand out
to t’hlns. nature herself has been
T llU n O D A Y , JA N . 26, 1660
protect our overseas territories nor fulfil our overseas com creating
havoc with floods Commitments.
ntunUt J'rnuiler.. Chnu Kn-Lat re
T b F A V f r B iB L g - v in t f ir
ft must noon become apparent that neither the United cently estimated that last aummcr's Inundation* In north and
States
nor any other gri-Ht power can spare the resources retd
On* Used fad of which »a are
rnl t'ldna forced 40.000,000
sartaln beyond doubt la a founda and energy for an endless race fnr supremacy in any military people from thrlr home*.
tion on which w# ran hat* our field. Scientific progress promises to make the race fantasti
W avtte U le lia rd a n n . v e te ra n A t
phlloaophy nf Ufa. On* thing I cally expensive. It behooves us to change the international co rre sp o n d e n t tn f 'b ln a , q u o te * s
know, that whareas I wa* Mind, circumstances ho as lo destroy permanently the need for w e ll-in fo rm e d » o u rre , w h o se n am e
new I see.—Jn. 0i26.
I Htl Itfit !»«• IlM'fla
M u tln if t llllt
supreme military force.
t'o riim iiriist n o rth C h in a fa c e * th e
;* ..
Wo are going to have muir con
tlvrvenioi in Sanford during llie
akxl tow monlhi than a jugfull ol
moonthine liquor. There't the pow
er frenchiie referendum, llie tin
dium leferendum. the terminal proje d . and the tenaloiial election.
We hope eveiyune dnetn'l quil
(peaking In eech other.
Il teem* that the chief nf tire
Bureau nf Mine* dnetn'l agree m ill
President Truman lhal ihe coal
critit hat created a national emer
gency. The Bureau chief tayt il
hat. It'i like .landing arnunil
welching mine firehuga pile hitnh
■round a home and tel file In it,
bul refuting In turn in ihr alarm
until I he people intide cry fnr help.
Every traffic accident, Governor
Weiren lellt hit Safely Cninmillee,
egtlt the community $65,000, withoul computing the value^if human
life. At ihe tale we've been having
accidents around Sanford, then, we
might at well quit worrying about
ihe cot! nf the'stadium or lerminal
reject. The prevention of four or
TSiSccidertli would pay for them.
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THIJW8PAT JAN. 26, 1931
Tfffi flANFOttiD N gN A LP . f lA N lW b .’ TLO M P .
The Chamber of Commerce etliraetc» therp arc 2,500 winter vitilort now ti«ymg in Sanford. If
taeh nf ihete louritlt tpendt on
(he average nnly ten dollart a day,
that it $25,000 a day «r $175,000
$ week of new money added lo
local channelt ul trade. What il
Would mean lo Sanford if our
touriat butineti could he built up
to 10,000 viiilort. and il could
with very little effort, can he
figured by timple arilhmalic.
Reed l-eruy Hatton, convicted
Tallahaner murderer who changed
hi* mind about wanting lo be exacuiad. is now receiving hundreds
of lattau, says Stale Prison Super
intendent Chapman, from "cranks,
•entimentalisli and lovelorn young
woman who have been touched by
his desperate plight." And i( they
had their way we'll bet they'd
open all the jails in the country
gad him tha criminals loon against
Ilia public.
Senator Pepper ii going lo da
.bate with Harold Staucn next Sun
day afternoon on Sorialiied Medi
cine. Senator Pepper is for it. His
opponent Congressman Smathers
i la «|ainst it. Wa're against it too. It
gounda very good to be lold that
- whenever you gal tick tha govern
Want will pay tna bill. But the point
E,j|| that'under Pepper's plan you
>wpuid‘hav* to pay tba bill whether
^'yon got sick or not, and than whan
- you do gat sick* you couldn't gat
a doctor without the indorsement
f tha Pandargast machine, you
“ ' ddn’t go to tha Hospital without
ariat ft with Senator Popper
. .you went to tha operating
a, tha lait thing you would
would ba a ward healer with
in hb hand.
lil* r k r » t r r o n n n ilc
c o u n t ry '* h is t o r y .
Pushtunistan
p ic t u r e
In
th e
A lr e a d y people a r e reduced I "
e a tin g h e rh * a n d ' ta a v a a , f i y a *1 rhard-io n'a In fo rm a n t, l i b a tM l Ih a t
m in io n s w ill 'h e n f s t a r v a tio n be-
VC K IU IIB
Iyearn Conservation
Five vetaranu in tne Ram Inote
district have become conservation
fsrmprs by starting work on their
•oil snd water conservation plana,
!,. A. Jacobsen, U. fl. Roll Conrrrvstion Service Technician, re
vested today.
These men are:
O. 11. (Irlggs, J. B. Brow-.i. A. B.
Trdford, Roger A. Jlm.net and
flwynne McCrum.
Most of these O l’s own vege•side producing f j ( r a and plan
T>* •UUl'.-^aJU.V .inouto. for soli iir,
as one of' I6eir ranserveilon messitreA »h|* summer. Also
in, hided >n their plan* are retiling. Installing new tile and level
ing their land.
firigg* recently won third nlace
in * runtast rovering Central Flor
id* (ountle* to Rclart outstanding
fai n.era who work at and live at
home program. The-contest wa*
■ailed "Cowa, Hows and Flower*."
nnd wa* sponsored by the Or
lando dallv newspaper*
firing?’
prlar wa* a set of lifetime Jalou•Ip* for hi* home.
John Pierson, local 01 farm In
structor and Kenneth M. Faddy,
Vorstlonal Agricultural Tcerher
were Instrumental In helping these
vrtrrans
become
conservation
fnm.rrs, Jacobsen said.
('hrirtman Heal
Donations Urged
The Horae's Month
The fnmillar saying about looking a giflihorstv in the
mouth in rounded on the fact that an expert appraiser of
horseflesh Used to lie aide to judge an animal'a age from
the appearance o( the teeth. This statement is advisedly out
In the pant tenne, for it ha* come to light that a Viitf!i«‘ilk;itlur in Kngland learned to fit1false teeth to tlBie-wiim K'owd
nnd pass them off as spry, heifers.
It In not d ear wH$fHer, tie did an imperfect job nr,commilted a tactical blundor in sailing some of his falsified hei
fers to the government, but at any rate he was caught as a
result of Ills solus to the Ministry of Food and now languiHhcs In Jail.
O r -----**#*» * •
Such tricks as filing the teeth of an animal to alley the
apparent ago have long boon known,,hut these are readily
detected by an experienced hand. Many a human mouth of
fers evidence that a skilfully wrought false tooth ran look
very much like the real thing. If the teeth of a cow or horse
can be counterfeited, what tests of value remain sitfc from
the artistic Hwindler?
Infantile Paralysis In 1949
Struck More Than 40,000 Persons
The I9 j 0 Marih of Dimes campaign mini hit a nm high, " if tha
nation is lo undo the ravagai of the blackctl toll ot inlantilr paralysis
in its history " Alvin Odham, Sanford March of Dimes director, said
today in urging everyone to double hia contribution lo the drive ihii
month.
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The year 1949, Mr. Odham said, was the moil sevei* in the 12*
yaar history of tha National Foundation lor InUnJite Paralysis. With
more than 40,000 pereona stricken,
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epidemic aid funds of tha National
Foundation ware virtually depleted,
ha pointed out, and tt waa neces
sary tn conduct an emergency
drive for the first time In tha organlsation’e history.
The Sanford director declared
that the epidemic drive provided
slop-gap funda barsly enabling tha
National Foundation to c a m on
through the laat thru* difficult
montha of IMP. But If thoaa who
ware stricken are to continue re
ceiving halp, resourcta must be to
plants!ned in tha March of Dimes
campaign, Jan., Mr. Odham aald.
financial problems Involved
"Tha ft
in carinn for polio vtctlma art Increaatngly difficult not only hocause of aoarlng medical and
equipment cotta." ho aakl,
"Only an enormously auccoaafu)
March of Dimaa appeal win ona tha National Foundation to
ivtdw continuing cart for
uaanda already stricken
at the sapie time prepariai
any eventuality IMO. may
The year 1949 has taught ua —
we must be alerted for eatremea.
There also la urgent
W *|i§o-are sorry wa did not have
, copies of our eptcial edimoat 'tha demand. Wa ad*
I for two monthi in advance
paople lo maka lb#U ro*
i early, wa telephoned our
^
asking ibaaa lo let tu aeareh program aimed at
thair HeU of people the* Ing out meena of
4 tha'paper awt »o .b ad*
T
aibad than paraaaaity
Mr. Odhaw
— r Beta ia early, poktiaf taro coats alone ip l
wa could not print mow
•a pfdarad. and yat thm
rslllng
for
fnorl*titff*
| (CeaMaaeS
T m s i Pea* Oaal
would destroy the twij_ party aya
tern. He advocated return to the
system whereby each congressional
district he represented.
Speaking for direct - election.
Arlene Jacobson declared the plan
la more democratic, and stated that
direct election had proved It*
worth time after time In election
of governor* and-mayors.- tf-there
was no majority vote, a second
election between Ihe top two nter.
could he held, -he dflifA
dflic '
opuo*eil“ a (M.pular
*m c“ Wf"dttrtrnrtivr to tin two
party system and centralising g«v
eminent, and proposed. n;< had h*partner, Clarence Clause, one elec
toral vote in each congressional
district, which he said would
strengthen two party government
and retain the balance between
the North and South.
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Klwanla President
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Kalnh A.
Smith thanked Marion Harman
for arranging Ihe Klwanla pro
gram* over Station W TtlR
week. Guests Included H. J- Long
street, director of Interns, Stetson
University and former president
of the Florida Kdocatinn Associa
tion; A. R. Smith. Orlando; llandolph Decker. K.lmlra, N. Y .; Geor
ge I. Hull, Hackensack, N. J .: B"h
Williamson, Nashville. Tcnu.. Karl
Flden, Latham, N. Y .; H- Jdcs. Wilmington. M. C>: and James
Cooper and Richard Clements,
Winter Park.
The N EW
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P e n n e y ’s
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LAST L O N G ! * . . .
SAVI YOU PLINTYI
WORK
tinning thrlr way Inward Burma
nnd
fndii.Chins
Thrsit
being
mming the arreal rlca producing
countries wwnleh have an eaporthIiIv 'surplus of this oriental staff
of life. Such military proximity
would Is? calculated tn encourage
M
a r s h a ll H ls ll" I " H n-lr p r n t r s ,
Mar
M hscoiv I'lHIICivinv
c o n fe re n ce . One awao uld
*ttp- “friendship'*. And there la small
Itinsri'W
a
•s * na~ai—
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•...-.1.1 ita■,j•jj |jt i doubt (hat tha Cnmilnlat* envls
poso Hint Stalin would
.it most lu solve the problem with age bringing all tnaaa Asiatic
out giving Ihe Western
(i||l
**• Pnwei
Y a < couutrlcs Into the Red empire
»r chance-to gut. Into th« ii)c*iir3 ultimately.
already
In' any evtnt, thereMa stark
nnv furtlii'i thnn they are a-----Pupil of course I* the foremost tragedy ahead for the rank, end
nee'csaltv nod it strikes -ini' that file In China fnr many year* to
Mils is likely to influence the'm ili come, Untold million* wIII die of
hunger and other privations before
tary strategy
the
wiry
■»ib ha. ny of
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munlfttiv 11 won’t l>" MiirprliViiK »'» Ihe warhl-wfdr battle of thn Ism*
see (lie Comimiulst atinlr* con- 'haa run ltd rourse to a decision.
Sanford's....
^uimming Pool
WILL OFFICIALLY OPEN
SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th
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Sanforized Army
Twill Matched Sots
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14-17
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Neat on Ifta Job—wear extra long—full cut through
out for-comfort—thrifty priced—MAN, you gel all
that fti ev*ry ama.of Pannay'a matrhad aata! Trouarra«M cvffe<t4MMtnail lined waist, hoataall pockata,
and barfacklngi Shirts have flap pocket, 7-button
front, drcsM nklrt collar and barrel cuffa.
WAISTBAND
OVERALLS
$1*89
Panney’a famoua lllg Mac*—
full cut In Sanforizcdt denim.
Corner points arc riveted,
double stitched scams. 2 front,
back pockata plua watch and
rule pockets. 20-3H.
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WORK GLOVES
Htavy Mda UlUt laathar palms
(food jrrlpiflhe protMtfaii).
Full leajkvr thumb, finger
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2lti Magnull* Ave.
Ilv Mllfl* to ilHHlIllll* tilHl C/niHH G
scoMoml.i .pjigl" lurs hron h m
dtv n u si ►ttplr* of discussion twtween . Ith e ii,C h in e se (uim m urtwt
rhivf. (iriirrnl Man T*r-Tung,jjm a
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DELIVERED AT SANFORD
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for children In the prevention nf tuber
culosis will lie started soon In the
schools, with Miss Ruth Hand a*
chairman.
Ing the March of Dimes tamaln
with tha local chapter, Mr. Odham
pointed out, Thl* money Is used t t
p pay for that pari uf medical
care whlch-a patient's family can
not afford and. lit enicrgeucles, to
supplement national epidemic aid,
Tne other 60 percent I* sent to
National Foundation headquarter*
to be used for research, educelion of professional
---------- .personnel and.
•pldemlc aid to communities whoaa
hapter treasuries become exhaust
ed. It la this fund, he explained,
which wa* depleted hy 1046’* un
tie.
usually savers epldemli
fflp a a ta m i# ’
public In television r t c i l m i up t*
tier*. If front M sttfltitrls. It ■mem*
,lo iih tf.il If M "*r»w ro illil help
q ir n llv . Ami Ih r w e slcrit w orld *
ItM tS il by W '"‘ conditions, oven If
tl.p C rip ip iu iilsts wnnlod Imlp fro m
t lm l, source.
(_ a ,-
Station Wagon
ac.jar*
About 11.000.000,000. it la eatl
mated, had bean Invested by the MhV end of 1646.
Mount Kins In Sicily i* 10.741
Those whn ,h«-vp forgotten ot feel high.
postponed acknowledgement of the
l!M!i Christmas Beal letter* were
lodav urged to do so bv Mr*. J.
I’ Cullen, president of the Semm*'le County Tuberculosis and Health
Annotation.
*•
"It I* true that.we are accustomrd lo using scats on pneknges nod
Irltcrp (luring tho Oirlstma* *rsson." she stated, "hut the money
rrrelved fnr them Is used hv lulicrrulnsls control the year round, no
matter what the season. The work
„f tuheri'iilosis prevention and cont»«'l which they will finance will
roiiliiiiie through the 12 mouths
In late years AmerirstiH have bad to learn a good many
new geographical names; Israel and PaklMsn ai*p the most
conspicuous examples Piuditiinlstaii may soon he 'added‘to to re - n a s i v e a r ’a ccn p a ar^ h a tHie lint. Thin means "band of the Pushtu-speaking Peoples", vested.
■„r ni'Mi.mlc situation U at
Tin*
Pushtu being another name for Afghan. The particular peo H im * Mint m - v p i i s . M n n I l N i i - f ’h f n ,
ples lo whom the new name applies are the Pakistan tribes MK-mlw. uf tjie Communist I’routes
on the border of Afghanistan, who would like Independence H-ti.it of Nanking. «">■* north Chins
forntpr* hio psvlng «t lonsl 20 t**ror at least freedom from Pakistan.
.-.■oi „f tl.rtr priMlucllon In Ujtrs.
A warning that trouble might conic from this move ||r itntr* thsl It Iskr* 'hr 'S»a»
merit was sounded the other titty by Hardar Najiltullah Khan. fimn an fnrnu*rs lu*t 'o f<***'t am!
Afghan ambassador to India. In fact it docs have explosive; rlnthr lino *ohltoi Thr Communists
rrpn.tril to l.svo I.OtMl.OOO
possibilities, like other examples of racial self assertiveness 1ill**
•i,„ipn In Chins Klgino lt'»t ""t
Marty Americans have eotnnienletl on the frequency nf f.ir vnursolvr*
nf mr,o."
tV l.o l r o illil h r llo i M il* "ItlJS the form "-stall" as a termination lor nitrites of geographical
■Mr* Cullen sdded that some I,I
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Wtiolaareas. Kxnmples are Pakistan. Afghanistan, Hindustan and
Im p m tiltln n of H llp p llcs — •mn Christina* seal letters sent nut
now Pushtunistan. This is a Persian termination, meaning ■oilr
fo o .l* t nff*, I'lo lliln g su it w l.s t not. with the opening of thr sent sale
"a stopping-place". In Asiatic history it meant usually a place I A m i v v h e rr, you .in k , c m ilil th u sa on Nov. 21 are still unanswered
"If everyone whn received Seals
where the nomad invaders hailed and rested amt watered HtipnlirA rtmii* fr«»n* w r l l ,
would acknowledge them," she
their horses, before beginning a new raid. This meaning is .%nn)«| imvr lo iMini*' inoMly Fltlifr •aid.
"II Is certain lhal the County
f 10,11 |(u*'in or fimn tho western
particularly appropriate for the Pushtu tribes, many of wot
lit. .Iilofly A merles. Hut In would reach Ita quota of $6,000."
whom are still wauderin
Bring warriors.
vtpiv uf Hist fin t Hint Uu*»ls ha* * A program designed tn rdurate
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THE SANFORD
And Personal Activities
kMMlt Palmer Ray—Society Editor
Telephone 148
W. C. Wiederholds
Story League Holds
Housewarming pinner And Meeting
Social Calender Given
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r
D, SANFORD, FLORIDA
■anied out their hike Saturday
forenoon.
Their teacher Albert
Lawrence, J. 0 . Allman. Kenneth
Hjr MATINA WINNING
Unlock and David Ciimming* were
t* given all who were well enough to go.
a *urprl*e birthday party Wrtiw»* They came home tired tint had
lime
discovering
day night it being her 77th birth* n wonderful
day. Sir*. Osteen t» one of the swamp* and lake* they knew
oiliest resident* here.
Those In nothing of.
attendance were Mr. and Mra.
The Junior rla»* of ll.T.lt. met
I .con Wright, Mr*. Aletha F.van* Friday night for a business meet*
and daughter of Kntefprise, Mr. nig ami weiner roust. The fol
and Mr*. Jim Nirhol* of DeLand, lowing were In attendance: Mr*,
Tom Brooke*, Mr*. Alma Farr, (i. (’. IlnsHck, teacher; Mi** CaroSir*, licit Farr of New Smyrna. tvn lllrt. Kdlth Nettles, Pat*y
Mrs I.eRoy Hndgcn* of Snnf"rd. H. -"cht.
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Mr. and Mr*. Harry tmrg*. J. C. Allman. Louis Allman.
of* “Osteen.
Osteen gave the party and Mra. K-nneth ilosack, i.nrrv Dirt and
It...Williams .r i ‘-1 r . ri. lllr t - w r w .,}.},-,.riJll AII iiimii.
assistant hostesses.
|
p|„, y.ping people of the llaptlst
Mr*. Joseph ( Hilly) Colley D It.T.D. were disappointed Snlurstaying with her patent* Mr. and day night in not being able to go to
Mr*. 8 . Nix while Hilly I* on Lake Ashley for their weiner
maneuvers In Bermuda.
\ u*n*t. They met at the Admini*Mr. and Mr*. Geerge Dorn for- ! .......... Hnilding instead
mullv of New York are now in!
T l"*e I n a l tendance were Mr.
;hcir new home near Doyles Lake, and Mi* ti. (I. Ilosack leader*
Every one is Invited to he with "ttd tenelier*. Janett Jenkensun,
the HajitUl Church Monday, Wed Lucy Ann and Eloise Snyder, Harnesday and Friday night of this* '•lira Gldden*, Alice Williams,
France* Clark. Mr*. Marie Colley,
w«*f*k In Join lh#» ntiifly nf '‘Art*.
Bring your Hlhle* as they will be Bryan Nettle*. Albert Lawrence,
used In the work of study couraa Cniiiijd Lawrence, Hobby lllrt,
for Huuday Hehool. The time I* David and Hilly llo*ack. Singing
and game* were enjoyed after the
7:00 P.M.
The Junior Humlny S ch o o l Cla*s meeting.
Osteen News
------The Sanford Story League met
Mr. ami Sir*. W. C. Wlederhold
The Junior Brotherhood of the and family were honored with a on Monday night for a dinner in
Fir«t Uaplint Church <«:*',| niri't |n hou*rwm minir a* (hr-1- new home the private dining room at the
Inulnrai. meet*
y o '4 r v C e J 4 i e j i * l i W » w » " i » n r i m n i ir t.nkc M .v, i*.t i id * t a a * i «a>.
The community of l.ake Mary wa» Iur conducted by Air*. S. J. Nla,
•t 7:80 P. M . ------_ Reminnl* Hehcknh Lodge No. 41 invited to attend the affair. *pon- 1 president, Mr*. K. C. Wllltmii* re*
R p III meet e* » 00 P.M. in the ihl.l **'ie.| hy the Friendship Clu.-ia « / 1 l“>d*i| on th*. w i l .f i}„ Chiiilie n s *’
Commtsalnn
of Snuimile
‘“ 'I
Fellow* Hell,
Itlntrict Deputy the Lake Mary Community Church. ''
Inet K. W ll l l a m H uml Muff of Or- (Joist* called between the h'Uir* County. Plan* were made to co
operate witli the Commission in
Undo will Im p ro m t to Install of 1:00 ami N:IH) P.M.
Those railing and presenting rarrylng out theii fine pmgram.
the new officer* for the coming
yeer. All vDlling l!*hek«h, are gift* were: Mr. and Mr*. Karj A short study period was con
welcome.
Toney and family and Mr. Toney'* ducted by Mra. W iliam*.
Group singing was enjoyed to
inllior, Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Mixon.
F R ID A Y
The United Daughter* of t|,„ Mr. and Mr*. (J, Armhruster, Mr. the music of n hainioiilca played
Confederacy will meet at .1 :00 p M end Mr*. Clarence Perkham, Mr. by Mrs, Nix. During the evening
at the home of Mr*. L. A. Brumley, and Mra. Arthur H. Ailing. Mr. on instructive program was pre
Celery Avenue, with Mr*. A. k and Mr*. H. lirlrr, Mr. and Mr*. sented which ineludrd a short talk
^aRoiaetter a* ro.hoatPM,
Herbert Lampert. Mr. and Mrs. based on "The History of the C al
™ The Towimeml Chin will meet W. A. Struther*. Rev. anil Mr*. endar" by Mr*. Tommy McClain.
•t >:00 P.M. at the TourlM Cen- C. C. White. Mr. and Mr*. C. P. Following Mr*. Williams' talk con
tar. The public 1* Invited.
Itraslngton, Mr. and Mr*. M. C. cerning "Rlrthst.mes" H display
Smith, Mr. and Mr*. Krnest Hum- of hlrthstnnes loaned by William
riA TU K D A Y
Mi. ami Mi*. Millard It. K. Kader. leweler. was shown.
The Sanford Tourist f'luh will nhrie*.
..
A story, made hy Wall Disney
hold It* regular Saturday night
M.r' " nrt ?| r ,\ A- K- G " ** -’*''
party. Plans are being made to Mr' 'J'"1 Mr»
Goble. Mr. into nn animated moving picture,
obtain a magician to entertain dur i""1
,! 1 ’ntterson and "Ho Dent to My Heart" hy Sterl
ing North, was related hy Mr*. C.
Ing the evening and each member i '.•ror«J ''n! 'r r '","■ ,
it a*ked to donate ur, cent. t„ help
jV, K N;
M r nn‘l Mr"' C. Welsh, ami the lonrhnilng minidefray Ills e x p e n s e s .
William II. I ugh.
her. a folk tale, "A linker's Do/rii."
„ The Junior Women'* League of I , A l""
° .V " ? from the hook "Dp Slat,., |)(UV'n
# » h * Congregational Church will ? rry' ” r «»’-• Mr*. Arnold !,. State" was presented hy Mis. Kte.l
9-nn
^holil a fill) fry at the home of ,,nu'-v- Mr. and Mr*, li L. Slmjue- Itohh.
* nl
Mra. Ralph l-nsslpg „t 404
I flvW. Mr. and Mm II M JJleason,
a 35
Avenue at
P.M. All menthi-i. * Ml ttnbv SJ"ll,om, Mr* H«T'“y
T?on
and friend* of the church are cor- 1 !!"“!'■ M'"
-p"
Mr*,
7i&r.
gei
dlally Invited to attend
bngor«pil*t.
Mr*. J. A Peek* lOII
ham. Mr* Wlllimii Tliorne. Mr*.
* \*
T I'P .S D A T
*: in
The Thrift Shop will he open Ida Keogh. Mm . Ralph William*,
* it*
Mrs.
Charle*
Havewas
honored
from Hi.'IO ti> ll:SO A. M. with Mm . Mrs. Ruth Mlisted, Mr*. Ted recently with a birthday party !•: 00
II. E . Iloh.ton and Mra. C. \V Hiooklyn, Mis. Itirdle G. Ilnod, given for her hy her liii-hnnil Mr.
t» .111
McKIbhln, Jr. in ehnrge. Ilegln- Mra. Illan.il.' M. ||oy|, Mr*. Ann Ilaye* and mother, Mrs flel'i
•»:I5
ing Felt. 4 the Simp will hIso In Riser, Mr*. J. W. Dials,01, Mra. Hardy. The guest* gathered In Die 10 no
lin
t*
opan VM
ona *iKnturdnv
- - - - - - morning from ■*: l1,
*,r »- M'*«*lit.
Humphrey,
U. hr,
iln 1 V«
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ILillian
1 I I ■a**« i ' aif flat
. fII.
I AV
I Mrs.
lin ffiii, Mr*.
AL living room where a color scheme I It: 3 0
0:.10 to 11:HO A. Si.
of
pink,
blue
and
white
was
at
|o:
IT.
The Hanford (iniden Child, will Cia hian, Mi* John I,. Humphrey, tractively
used
in decorating 11 no
Mi
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Maldc
Fawcett.
Mrs.
Faye
11:30
sponsor Its iiniiiinl tour at J im p.
Games and group -urging wen- en
If*
M. for member* of Ihe Tour «t Robert*, Mi- Unwind llotclvr. Hr., joyed after which liter entered the II I 00
Mrs.
Kills
l.lovd,
Jr.
Club. (,ue*t* are naked to meet at
■lining loom where the table was 13 15
the Tourlat Center where tuinsAlso M i- Virginia II. Palmer, centered witli n decorated hiithdny 13 30
15
portatlon will lie furnished those Mis* Kdlth Speers, Mi»* Clara A. cake, a gift front lloldi's Bakery. 13I 00
dealring it.
Speers, P D. Vndeisi.n, T. M. Mil
M rs H a yvn nniMii'd m an y lo v i'lv I M ler. ami Janie* (iitlnur and filther. .......
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frm ht*r fni*niln followinif Ihr
Those assisting in serving and on-1 singing of “ Happy Birthday." Hr
tertaining the guc-ts during the freshmenta served witli the cake
course of the afternoon and eve were served hy the Ml*»c* Myrtle
ning weic Mrs. Crurgin Hum Ferrl*. Ilealtice Brown and liett>
phries, Mis. Kaye Rola-rt*. Mr*. Lee Hardy, Eloise Benton, Joan
Mr*. T- E . Wilson and Mrs. J. K. .lean Brooklyn and Ml*. Thelma
(llhba.
Rlaar were hostesHPa for the Smith.
Those enjoying Die evening
monthly meeting of the Truth
with Mr. and Mr*. Ilaye* and their
Seeker* Cine* of the Flrxt MetImtwo children, Kllr.ala*th and Derinle,
dl*t Church held at McKinley
and Mra.'Hnnlv were. Mr. and Mr».
Hall nn Monday aflornnnn. Plan*
Edwin Keith, Sir. and Mr*. Lloyd
were mode to buy new flower hasJ. lg>we, Jr„ Mr. and Mrs. Gar
ket* for uiui In the cHurch audi
torium ami Mr*. R. W. Turner ; Four new veatrymen were elect- field Walker. Mr. and Mr*. George
Alfred, Mr. and Mr*. fSIlbcrt Benwaa appointed aa reporter for the dd Inst nig
gnf *t the annual„ pariah
, . ton, the Ml»»e*' Eloise Benton.
1 data.
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4upper of llpl
irch. Myrtle I r e Hardy. Dorothy Gllly?>•» . Church.
gk
Following rqutliMs.lHiateaa<ron- Theje were W, 1
llrhhtrff, Jfc,
Kitty N l*. Shirley Musty,
9 ducted hy Mrt. ,3. t t ^ ^ o r d . Raymond Lumlni
. A d a Hratrire Brown. Petty tillili*, |t#tH- »Hi
. chairman, refraahmenta eonrtatlng man, and Knrlylo Hmtahol
ishnlder. The tv Benton, Joan Ferrl*, Ronnie I
of rake, coffee and Mltfld eput* Rev. II Lyttloton Zimmerman pr* Alfred, Mary K. Walker. AI*o
were aerved to Mr*. V. R. Mltehcll, sided over the meeting.
Ham Cochran George Benton Hetv
Mr*. J. II. Crawford, Mra. W. <f
Mi*. Amelin H, Noble, who re- ry Hardy. "Hutch" Walker. Murril
Thornton. Mr*. ^ ..'V . ^ Illin in s, I tlreil recently as'u Sunday nehool Walker,
i>niKcr, Paul
m m Keith
n...... and Arron
, tr ,*j • }}' SnmMiiakrr. Mr*. K. h . , U *vhvi , wms h<»noi«Ml hy thi» rlmrrh Krith.
Lloyd, Mr*. Nettie Tlllls, Mrs. ^r |,„„| with the presentation h y ; —
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Olivo Wei Is Mr*. Olive Hwaln,
-rintendent Gordon Bimllev . f ‘ |fres*e.l hi* nppreriatlnn to the
Mr*. M. J. Morris, Mrs. H. M. u K„|,| .............. . Hl„||,. .u.-ks fm vestry and the officer* of the vail
Mason. Mrs. C. A. Ponder, Mi* tlm altar of the klinlmgniten room
mganiratlons for their efforts
Flossie Good.on. Mr*. It. F. Dyal,
„ memorial to her many year* In M ia lf uf the church.
Mra'• W. L. (.lark, Mrs. It. W. Tur ()f faithful service.
lie especially thanked Mr*. II
ner, Mra. Bessie Gteek, Mr*. MhImI
M is* Joyce llctxcl, pic-ldcnt of F. Whitner Jr. and the executive
Blount, Mr*. George StrGru, Mr*. the Holy Crus* Choir Association, hoard of the Women's Auxiliary
C. C. Prle*t, Mr*. W. P. Chapman, in behalf of the choir presented to who prepared the supper for the
th# hostesses and two visitors, Mis. W. K. Watson, retiring choii liailsh last night.
Mra. Fnrohand of Georgia and mother, a gold cross and chain fm
Mia, Octavio Rumldey of Braden her many year* of service in Ink
ton.
Ing enre of the vestment*.
The Junior warden, George A
S|»eer, reported on the work o f
the building committee during Dopast year and the repairs which
have iH-rn made tn the church prop
Mambers of the Tourlat and erty, and the Rev. Zimmerman ex
Townitnd Club entertained on
i Tueaday night with a surprise lively wrapped packagea.
Group singing waa enjoyed to
f ‘pantry
ahnwer honoring Mra.
1 villa Camjilrell at her home on the accompaniment of violin music
French Avenue. Mrs. Nifijia Green rendered hy Mra. Campbell. Mr*.
received the guest* at the'auor and W. H. Prescott, Mra. Mary Morris
AIR CONDITIONED
- Mra Campbell was Instructed to and Miss Inex Prescott aerved re
feueit the contents of the attrac- freshment* to the guests.
Mrs". Charles Hayes
Honored On Hirlhday
Mrs. WilHon, Rincr
Circle HosteMKeH
Four New Vestrymen
Fleeted By Holy Cross
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JANUARY 2 7-28
P rogram
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Nnw s
J i t i k i 't lte|iiir(
T w ilig h t Kona*
H pnrls
P a ra ils
A iisw si Him lair
'• ilf t t n a on a C lo u d
itesen for a I,ady
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v a r ie t y D a li
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Ilakei and sister KHxahrth are In
Jacksonville with Mr.. Vcino.
Mi
arvr '■}•* - Viank licMge
wen- in llilniidii Si 1ii<l«> uni called
on hoi sistci, Mi*. Myrtle Perry. I
Mis. It F. Ilurke i* spending ,
a few day* with hci daughtci Mrs.
Ilonici Sutton in Oilalido
II S (iiddcii* and three children
are sick will, the gcuctnl disease
at this lime, cold and flu. Several
are Ipiite a-k witli 11 «'ol«t in I
town.
Ml and Mrs liny Collin* of
t miisville, hv . have lelurneil front
their home there.
They, with
two small gi iimldiiughtor*. came
in Friday to make theii Imine here
al Collins Pishing (tump.
NOW SHOWING
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T i l . II.nut W agon
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Miuots in M usic
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P h il It s e t at H i* I'r e a n
HI, k A ik e n H inas
A n s e l* F e a r to T rsa d
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T H E T L A S U IN G A R R O W
rm n tv
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till v t l i n i I l n u r
Sew*-.
later. A pleasant day was had by
all.
Little Wanda Hull of Hanford
spent the weekend with her grandpatetil*, Mi. and Mr*. William
Colley.
Mr*. Mattie Pell spent the week
end with her duughtci Mi. and
Mr*. Ucx Misner in New Smyrna.
Hustei Colley spent the week
end with hi* sister Mr*. A. C.
(tledhill at Macon, (ia.
Lestci Vcino 1* resting comfoitntdy at Die hospital and sccnin'
In good «|inll*. Mr*. Veino and
III* sistci Mi*. Don* Noel are
M r* . J o n e s . M rs T h lo n p o f E llF o r iin iip a iiy
fa it- iol,t slic e d
te rp h se , M i s .
D ic k Ju n e * h iii I 1sa u te ia l n u i-iu o o in * to cooked 1 ice.
Mi * . W illia m
C o lle y o f O ste e n I th e y m e t e n d c i. m ay a ls o he m ill•pent last W e d n e sd ay at l.e m o ll ed. T i l l s •I'-li is d e lic io u s « e rv e il
l l l u f f fis h in g a m i h eld a fis h f r y w i t h frie d ch ick e n and g i a v y .
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You and your frienda ara cordially Invited to attand
Wp have a large variety of styles and
to select.
thia colorful preaantation of the 1050 Southland
s i/ps
from which
FaahlonH fur Florida resort and spring wear.
CYPRESS GARDENS AQUA MAIDS
WILL MODEL
1MC BATE1N0 SUIT FASHIONS
B I S 'S
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Gators Rest After RexLayne Praised
Splitting C a g e By Joe Louis As
Tilts With Georgia Heavyweight Find
Clash Opening N ight
f Cage Tournament
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P H R I S & :.....
Citation To Race
Today In Warmup
For Santa Anita
J*(terSon Of T a n; P a |C a |u m e t F a r m
T o p -S e ctku lu P i t p
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Basketball Tourney,I KOttdieS, M o u n ts
Orlando S eed ecl ‘T ^ P o r W id ener Ifai'
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PHOENIX, A rli* Jan. 2fl. — <JP»
—Sam Snead may b« the logical
favorite, but the crowd today will
be watching the fellow for whom
the $10,000 Ren Hogan Open golf
tournament here was named.
HAN FR A N CISC O . Jan. 2fl— OP)
G A IN E S V IL L E , Jan. 20.— (Snepractically
depleted
rlnl) ~
Florida’N huekrteurlng — Hoxirig's
Gator* toko a two week respite heavyweight division may have a
from hurilwood action an mid-term comer In 21-year-old Rex Layne
*
examination* get the call to ac> of Utah.
He's a strapping HNl-|Kiunder
tinn from the Hnurinnx.
Tim
Florida
hoopstrrs split from s little place called latwlseven with Georgia's Hulldog* in ton.
I.evni* Itnxial en exhibition with
I heir lust two games before the
Jo,* Louis In Salt Lake City Tues
mid-term serslon, winning Urn
day, flu- leliit-d champion Homed
first from tho Kenturky-conquer- Layne hi the third round. Il was
Ing Hulldog* 64-40, and Imwlng In Ike tl*-1 llmi' <h» lUnh prrisjM-ct
the second td I p l,y
7? IK ’... . «
hail i«ct*n on thi' canvas. He got up
| .Several outstanding highlights nod flr.tsheil the four rounda.
I emerged from ilie two reruns with! It was tlie second time Louis
1Georgia Fir • oj. nil. Center
Ifurin I hiul iiOAt’u
Is,xcd i Layne.
* 4 | • *lilitl
« a y n r , mwhr
*. *urned
urii p u pro
Tuen ale r
succeeded
com pletely
III,,
It ,,.. up fGeorgia's
:,ii,e,eui ' , Ilanky
a ■,I. „ „ren
*ae,
hottliiu>
ter Boh Hcldoss, who sank 2H
point, ngallint Kentucky just thn-e
davs previous to Hu- iul"tiiiv with
tin Gators. Hrhlosx scored hut 13
point', in the liulldogs’ losing dash
10 Comli Ham McAllister's men,
mid went even lower than that in
Die second game as Taenzirr hung
011 ovei mm to limit lnm to five
points.
The Hnurian cavers have come
up with mi outstanding performer
in the person of sophomore Hteve
Weller of Miami, who has dis
played mi aggressive flour irnmo
on hoi h offense ami ilefeni e. Well
er, who stands tint 6-9, was a
thorn in the Georgia si|uud'.‘< side
all evening, Ineiiking up urns plays
and intercepting the hall no nuin
'•roils occasions to keen the Gators
in Die luiII giioii- all Dio way.
Guard Joiiun Miller, a-- well as
Tai-nzler, played fine hall against
Die Georgians. Miller turned In
IH points In the.Florida win. and
hit the bucket for twelve counters
iih tlie Georgia squml woo the sec
ond game.
Tlie Gators now have a season’*
record of five wins and seven
losses, witli two wins and six
losses coining in HKC play. Tampa
in the only non-conference foe that
has downed Die Hniirimis
Tlie Florida squml moves Into
Tennessee Fell. 3 mid I for games
with Tennessee and Vamlerhilt
before returning to Florida Gym*
iianliim to meet Florida Hoiitliein
Fell. 7.
IIy O LA I* X \W AD H KI
A UFA l»IA, f.'nlif., .Ion, till— </!*>
MIAMI, Inn. 2n.<8|irriuO-Cnlu
Hanford und Orlnmlo will rlnirlt1met Kurin-w hich litr-r won Rue
Flint iun'ii sccnml rare In liln
In the to|i game of tin- find night'*
I lie hint four Wldeners uml cuiiehurk campaign noil the forth
j‘. C«g» piny when tin Group 2 Clans
coming 1100,000 Mnnlii Anltu mu
of tilt- Inal four Flainllitfos
* A baf.keR.iiil ton mu nunl gel* un is going lo have u lot of opposition tinity in-l.l turf interest licit. toder way in Orlnmlo Mur. 2, nt the lliis limn in llialeah’a two $60,000 day.
Orlando High Hi-huol gym.
horse races, u cheek try Racing i .1iiniii v' Jones, trainer for the
Seven rage courlma from Han Secretary Charles J. .McLennan {I'ulmurl sluhlo, iiwilelied plans mill
decided lo ni-ud Citation - o i l y
ford, Orlnmlo, lnin|m, Onytonu Indicates.
Mcl.ennun la cunfhleut that liotli ing Flu pounds for tlie first time
Beach, Plant City nmi l.nkeluml
, got lo rd lie r yesterday for n ipilck slakes will produce sixenlde fields - into s six-furlong eprint In an
J/. quiet meeting to
tin* where* ol .pmllty. At the moment lu other move toward getting Hie
and whys for the minimi Group 2 i ales IH to 20 horses ns possibili home ready for Dm two stakes
ties to run ill the mile-aml-a- coming up They aie the $6II,<I0H
baikrtb.ill tourney.
T. J. I'apell, pilnclpnl of l.nke- quarter Widener mid u down I*' San Antonio linndicap Feh. 11 mid
land Ifigti Kcliool, noted ns lio it 16 three-year-olds us llkrdy pros Die IHMMHNI ,Santa Anita liamlicap
anil rhuirmiin of llm meeting mid pect* for Die niile-mid-u-forloai' I wo we ek s la te r .
Citation drew touglier eompetiguided the conches through Die Mmulngo. The Widener will lie urn
Halurilay. Felirunry 26 and the tioli in today's race than he did
many problems connected with ilicj
Flumlugii is flown for decision on in Ids initial return Jun. IH. lutournament,
Friday, March 3, filial day of Die rlmled weie Some of Die thorough
i
. Orlando won the vole ns Hite fo r' meeting.
hred'i- lie'll em-ounter in the majoi
'•
the tourney from Tumps uml DayCalumet's Coultowu is Die ■
!■ stakes, iiolaldy the durable tin
tona Urnrli, the only others tlml fending champion in Die Wiilmvi, Trust, uml Double -lay, and out
bid for it.
and while tliere were reports early siders 11min Kid, Mh'he and Itovu'
>•) The group elected Floyd l.ny til tlie winter Hurt he wux suffei • lilood. Citation was sidelined f«i
I'r
r~‘‘ and - Wallace—Curler mr—referees ing fium a slight tlinmt afflic 13 months by u leg injury.
with Steve Slinliola mid l)|ck Jones tion, lie lius been working irgillui
The Calumet star was handed
* acting ns alternate:;,
ly of lute und moat observers me lop weight of Dill pounds, ilia
’it* i'
Kills "Red” Houston of Orlnmlo confident he’ll lie ready .vlien tin- heaviest impost to date hill two
lUggested udmlrslon prices lie issue urines. His likely running under his assignment In the $10(1,hiked to 36 cents for students and mutes are the fine inare llewitrli 000 race. Royal lilood drew 122.
76 cents foi mhiltii during tuoruey and the veil run gelding Armed, On Tiled I IH, Double Juv 110.
, play and the motion wan passed which won Die HMD uml 1941 Mil-lie i l l mid I I iio ii Kid 107.
tinunlmously,
renewals.
Citation's Hluted appearance to
Chief opposition to Calumet is
Derislou to «eed the first four
day offered ii problem to Hie stable.
teams came nfter the suggest ion expected to come from a gioup Jones wanted lo piny it safe lo
. of l.akehind’s mentor Joe VnrJI. made op of Mrs. K. I.. Hopkins uvofll nosslhle in|m y to his slur.
Jefferson of Tunipii wns seeded Tim e iDugs, liriMikini-ade Ht aide's Illlt lie ulso didn't wuilt to set
No. I, Jesuit of Tumpn, No. !f, triple Diieat entry of Chains, llhio Citation lose. The Htg Wheel hud
Malnlmid of Duytonu, No. :i uml Hills ami fining Away, Addison tasted defeat hut twice ill >-*
iKtalde’s Arise, P. I,. Grissom’s
Orlnmlo No. I.
stmts, once ii « a two-ycur-ohl.
First itoy's piny will mutch Hun Herod, F. W. Hooper's Olym ituuiu in an upset as n three-yearleiser [
Al Hi'vcrunrc is in hi* I IDi senMainland uml Plnut City ut 2:ti<i pia, Alfred Vmiderhllt's
old.
non us head couch of liaskiTliull at
P.M., l.ukelniid mill Jesuit nt 7:.’|0 Weeper und Mrs. K. dul'ont Weir's
Looking ahead, the field for th" Villnnova.
K M . followed hy Hmifonl mid Or• Itoyul Govurnur.
(itlit-t h whom Mcl.ennan lists as $100,0011 maturity for fnur-yutland" at it P.M.
U rst seeded Jefferson received possibilities for the “ fifty graml" olds remained nt a likely 10
a hye for the Initial day of piny, are llernilll Farm's Hug Juice, starters.
Here again the Cnlumet .ituhlc
hut will meet the winner of the Cherry Oca Htahle's First Nighter.
is the big tin eat with Pnnilur, the
Hmiferd-tlrlnnilo match Hie next Mrs. T. ChristopherV Iteuown 2nd..
H. I. Crew's Commodore l.en, W. Kentucky Derby winning colt, amt
night.
Two Lea, the fancy filly many
Clutches lltld school officials A. IliingerV llaluu, mid K. K. think may heenme one of the
resent were Fred Gunns, Carl Voynow's Httlil Poker.
Among the tlirre-yenr olds, Tom turf's outstanding mates.
•tiles uml Prlueipnl Heimnn Mor
Rivals include the luxei.lclier
tis of Huufnrd; Kills lloiislun undGruy’s Oil t'upltol which scored Fui in's Guffery, twice beaten by
in the Pimlico Futurity lust .Full
0. K. Hlishey of tliliiiidu; Chuck
lifter i.everul slakes vlctoiies In Two Lea at Hmitn Anltu Imh »*•}•
■
Butler of Duyloim Mniiilnml; Sum
the Midwest— seems lo 1m- “tho noil in close raceJj Clifford Muoer <J
Afleri of Jefferson! It. Kissinger
horse to beut" in the Flauiliigu ut OI<l Itochpoit mid Mocopu. *>""
Of .Jesuit! II. I ,. Ih-yuou of Pimit the moment. He has been moving M o o n ru sh , ............
V r u P he i n
City) J im* VurJi mid Principal T. J. along steadily lu Ills training pro Tliumh, Ciirmidero, ami possibly
Papell of Kakdaud.
gram, with his stahlemate l/it o nhurRK.
iUcorda of Ihurnanieut part Irk l.urk; owned hy Hasty
House
panUil
Fa m il,
Tea id'
Won Lost
It never pays lo sell Calumet
Jeffprsmi
lo
1 Farm abort, however, where threeJesuit
, it
year-olds are eoiirerui'd and that
Mainland
.................. it
establishment bus five eligible* for
Orlando
6
I lie race, headed hv Theory. CainLakeland
met won it in 29-17 with Fuiiltlesa
Plant City
Oiim WrlnKl**.
uml llm following winter with
Hanford
K I U . K l l ' t y s I ' d . 'Ahef W l l "
Citation.
Ds lc yoio'. M a gic I ’ net. w l *
¥
Gallery At Phbtitiix Golf lUt
,
, timtll„ r
rtM<|
...
|,„h
.■a
scor ed
Most of tlie gallery at yester
day’s pro-amateur preliminary fol
lowed Hogan, the bantam belter
whose fellow pros didn't think
wuuld rcrover from critical auta
accident injuries iwfure next sum
titer.
l i e " iir p r l- e d th em hv tv ln g fo r
f i r s t p la c e in th e L o s A n g e l e s
O pen a lth o u g h be In t e r le s t to
a - ," s ,l | n 'k t - S i'- y o f f .
14
knockouts in Hi fights.
lo in - described Layne as "the
lis t lo o kin g pinr.pcct" he had
D o^ nleklngs I
loi'i he_ ’e'ave
: f l , ; : , ri l nuiiidier
u , . l q i,!,t
ol
having plenty** of
jv n n
esvu v
Pioitda Auutaul GomJi
John
Hauer,
',l,n
n n
a u e r, recently
re cen tly appointed
ap p u im ru
l«ld e a c h of ^
the Florida g
Ga*.
In Gainesville and
s i p n o .y L / S i . '. o a a q a ■g.a g g a
ni
. timber.
.
humpionship
. ! , nnoun(.M , h.
A n, llv# „/
Wliui l.avile needs now, accord
Davton,
Ohio,
Sauer
w ai a half
log t" Louis, Is a lengthy session
of ui'iividiinl coaching, such u« he back on Army's national championship team* In IV44 and 1U46. Hv
him-,-If lecfivcd front the late Jack
is 26 yeari of age.
Rlai'kliiirll.
liiuMiiuch a* lie seldom enthueea
uImivc low gear, tho appraisal of
tlu iitired chump In lllteresllp g. er tlilrd. •
A R C A D IA , Calif. — Fervent
1$8.70) won tlie Fullerton Handi
cap at Hanta Anita. Knockdown
Hy AH SUCIATKD I’ HKHH
and Autocraft followed in order.
Genaral
t'HM'AGD — Jimmy Gallagher
LONDON — Freddie Mills of
w«. usm*'d business munager of
Do- iTiirugo Cfilis, lelinuulshlng Knglaml, who lost his light heavy
title to Joey Maxim, announced
l-l- .ild title of vice president.
h VRACHHE, N. Y.— Bruno Het- hi* retirement from tlie ring.
M IAMI — Jean Hopkins of
r,| wus limned manager of Hyrai'll-, in Die IhtcrnnUunar League, Cleveland upswt* defending cham
pion Dorothy Klrhy uf Atlanta,
suireediug the lute Jewel Ktis.
I.US ANGKI.RH — The Los 2 uml i, in too Helen Lee Doherty
A n cle s club bought outfielder women’s golf tournament.
Htun Mpenre from Die St. l-uuis
V IEN N A - - The Austrian table
tennis team defeated U. 8. stars,
liiowns.
Raring
4-2. after Americans announced
MIAMI — Nell K ($78.70) won Diey would pass up world cham
Do- I'alin Heuch hamllcup at Ilia* pionships in Hungary.
ji'iih, I'euling out Arise und F.ntHT. M ORITZ, .Switzerland —
oiituwn.
Nino Ulbbia. Italy’s Olympic cham
TAM I'A — (Render ($17,901 pion, won tho Curzou cup bobsled
woo Die Gulflioit Purse ut Hllll- event in the International Cresta
l,ii"' I'mL. with III Hunly second races,
noil Ki'iitsiin Dill'll,
VKW O K I.L A N S — Mugnet
Hig Ten basketball lemu* liuvo
«$:i.«;<* I won the Luke Clmrli'* been competing foi 46 consecutive
liHiulirup ut Fuir Ground*. Cot seasons, with the advent of the
ton Joe wus second uml Cleveland- I960 campaign.
S|H»rtH In Brief
Rvi* ur/Tted liele Muudny with
the flu as an added burden.
It
Just about hnd him down the
next two days.
Hut yesteiday. after tourh g the
Phoenix country club course in
even-par 71 figures, Hogan said
lie fell "100 per cent better" and
was licked,
l,fn • 71 * a» three strokes off
the 08 fired by flnead, the 1949
golfer of the venr, but it proved
lie was reaily to go. And those
rounds yesterday don’t count in
Die 72-hole tntale.
Hogan still
doesn't get the xume distance nn
ids drives that he did before the
accident, und Ills game isn’t just
light, Ncver-the-less he appears
well iilili* to hold hi* own in the
field he once reigned.
Tlie tl,020-yard Phoenix country
club course is made to order for
n plnyer like Hogan.
It takes
plenty of control along the narrow,
tree-lined fairways to stay in the
money. Twice before — In 1940
and 1947 — lie took first prlle.
l.ust yeur he tied with' Jimmy Demuret of Ojal, Calif., at the end
of tlie regulation 72-holes, but
hist in the playoff.
Then, on tne way to a new home
in Fort Worth, the king of the
golfers uml hi* wife were hurt
in that uuto-bun crash.
Many
thought he’d played his last com
petitive golf.
While Hogan w it still sidelined
the Thiinderhlrdn of the Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce named their
tourney in Id* honor. He’* official
host as well as u title threat,
Yt'iterduy'e pro-amateur saw
Johnny Palmer of liadln, N. C.,
leuni with Phoenix umuteur Hill
Hnufley for their second consecu
tive title. They had a best ball
08 with Palmer carding a 67 medal
aeore — twaten only by Lawaon
Little, Monterey, Calif., veteran, “
and Dale Andreason of Hinsdalt, —
III., who both had 66.
H*
A l 68 with Snead were Henry
Raneom uf St, Andrews, III.. Toney
,
Pcnua of Cincinnati, and Fred
Hawkins of Antioch, III.
D e hi a r e t, defending titliat,
,
thrilled the crowd by sinking a 46footer on the tilth. He didn’t turn
,
•n e card, hut guessed he shot
nlwnit 70.
Fred Haas. Jr., of New Orleans,
,
wllliiei ■■r.’iJ t Keek’s open at |.n*>g
Reach, didn't play today. Of/I- am
rials said he would he on hand
tomorrow.
The northern divlrion repiesentatlve In the animal Pacific Coaat
Conference liaskethall playoff haa
defeated the southern team for
the last threo years.
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Kenne l Club Entries
Sports Roundup
U
Uy Ili u m FDI.LU H TO N , J r .
, N EW Y O R K , Jan. 20—
Bill Vevk, who likes to cull him(•If ‘'unemployed" these days,
giva this eiplnnnthm for his
2 current Joh of arranging special
kV events for
huskelliali promoter
Abe Hiiniestelu: "I had some
fireworks left In Cleveland. The
3; darn city council wouldn’t let
mo shoot 'em off." . . . . other
quipsfrom
quntuhli! guyn who
L'f turned up when Aim unnnunred
•hla Globe Trnlters-All Htur* Iibv ; kflthall tour . . . Vt-cckt "No mulI what Jackie Koblnsou la art
Wt . he's being cheated . , ,
JR$ are the (Hunts trying to
plgyets wlm can run
■but-can’t hit 7" . . . . Chuck T h v. lorP'In haakethall tliqy’re nut big
; KWn until they're alx-fool-elglit,"
iy * t • • Clair lice: ''They coll Hank
rib a ■a great defensive coarh.
hasn’t got a defense, he’s
■jiWly gut a defensive offense."
NI l l ' l l X I I
J i n kli.
< -olli’K<> B iiH k e tlm ll
H A C K — Fytgyttf
[ 'IK K-*
•
H e", « "k e v ,
C u lto u J . nloeM N an, " Id
rw "
II Tri-v's Al. Klorl'la llulis.
Hy ASSOC IA T E D I'HKHH
T i l IIIII
Nancy
Penn state 6H Pitt ni
Heton Hall <14 Texas Wesleyan 6H
Huldwiu-Wallace ltd Dayton (JO
Cincinnati 7<1 Ohio Unlv 61
North Carolina Plate 79 l.ouisvllle
69
Georgia 97 Georgia Terli 66
Geoigiu Tclirs H2 Parils Inland
Marine 6(1
HART. IIHOIIGII ADVAN CK
M KLilOD RN K, Australia, Jan.
20—t/P)—Doris Hart and Lnuisa
Hruiigh of tho United Rtatea will
meet Halurilay for tha Australian
women’* tennis title. They won
their semi-final marches today
thus making the final an allAmerican affair.
Miss Brough defeated Joyce
Filch, Australia, t)-4, 0-4, while
Miss Halt heat Nancye Bolton,
alim of Australia, (1-2, tl-'l,
Two other vulture, Krlc Hturgeea
to the final uf tha men's double*
hy heating Meryvn Roue and
a$v ^
fir The I.IlK
George Worthington, 0-i, 3-0, 0-51,
oh Kipliuth,
Yule’s all
■Hllig g.fl,
Btitlng cuach, will
return
j , Florida In time tu overaev
.national A , A. U. Indoor
‘ championship* In March . , .
Hlsler, nno of the Phllllo*’
arOua first liuxemcn, oncu
interachohistlc
luw-hurdln
np of Mlasuurl. lie mav have
•War soniij high hurdlea t i
W u l w Job Mil* »«aiion , , ,
Jack Kelly, Jr., tha dlak
,.cb*rnl' ,fra<luat#a
I Penn this spring, hp’ll
v
‘• " n 'n * A" ay brlcaa.
i fir., will \m the teacher.
Hoy
HAWK— * / l« h n
Crow .
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KIirinIii K Hinrl. /nek UUiin,
l.mic". Dleli Will. It'S Miialsiu
Kasl Hinsrlle
gdl lt r il
V erity. Il» » u ilrn |i» , T e s H ay.
la g H ock, M iss P i l l s . C e r t a in ly
<?orIt. J a y 's J e r r y , T liu re lo n .
rirrH
iiAcr^—a/iatae allle
sixth
hack—a/iaiae
H as.
Key
Note.
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Lee.
I'ru v lo g
lis r k l e .
Hv, set P h a r lu l. Mir Ik e , My
■use
11ear I
A llie s .
L ig h t
Up,
T li laic’ll.
gtiVMNTII HACK—a / ia ih e N il*
HhosWss llell. deals. Ilrsve Llfo,
lllg tliihle.' tlntr tailiel, I’srsgon,
Mj i l N T i l
H A ^ fe H if/ta ifcs N ile
Dirt. tin
Thrust, Toe
K ls s liy I'llo t , llesch H tur,
I j i i I, W ild Ito ll. lo w s Itntie.
T R N T N M A t'K —a / IS tb e N ile
L u js s k . ( . l i t i s llle s e lile , tltu h tm rii
J s c k . I'lin k , T e x s s F ir s t . T r s V J llllg M ike K s le lle , It a r s l Mac.
Jim's
n re ,
Jle
lu o krt
Ogdon Phipps' Htrlklng, twoyear-old full slater to Rusher and
Mr, Uusher, U being wintered at
Hialeah umlur veteran trainer Jim
Fltaalmmona.
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SANFOKI), FLORIDA
1I¥KA1.1>,
IM flE S E V E N
follow it.u »M***tloht
Friday, Jon. 27 at 6 P.M. in Sunnyihade Paiflt nkar’ the ranter fSr
the March of Dimes.
By MRS. J . H. M1NICK
Admission will lie 76 cents.
By L O U I S ! F O S T E R
All proceeds will he given to
To raise funds for the polio March of Dimes.
S E R V IC E S A T F IR S T SH ILO H was the next winner.
drive there will be a fish fry on
There will he served also hu4h
Tha services wort good through
Remember visitors ore always
puppies, cole slaw, coffee und pies.
out the day at First Shiloh Mis wslcoms at First Shiloh. Rev. J.
Last week the Civic League put
sionary Baptist Church last Sun B. Barnee, Pastor, Dorothy Mae Fifth Sunday Union.
on a successful community dinner
day. Sunday School opened at 9:46 Roundtree, Reporter.
Elder Lewis Hart, Pastor, Mis* of baked (wans and 1mm with pie.
A. M. with Mr. Arnold Bentlay and
Elm ira Fields, reporter.
Entertainers were a sextet of
Mm staff of teachers present and S E R V IC E S
H ELD
AT F R E E
Soul Slirrcts who sang many pop
ItMfharge. Subject of the lesson W IL L H O L I N E S S CH U RCH
HF.WINC C IR C L E
ular colored sotlgs.
Sunday School opened 10 A. M.
HOLDS M K ETIN C
Micky Evans, popular radio
S-16, Acts 7:64 CO. The lesson was with Brother C. Lyons, Hupt. and
The Silver Thread Sewing C ir tar of W lltH), charmed her until*
reviewed by the Pastor Rev. J. Secretary at their post of duty.
cle held their regular meeting ut dice accompanied by g u I t a r a.
( . Barnes. Attendance for the ''ay
Subject of laason was "Rewnrder the home of Miss Lillie Rea Fields,
In behalf of seven prospective
was good.
of Faith”, which was so beautifully I2IK W. Thirteenth Street. Plans
Hoy Scouts leader William MeMorning Worship 11:00 A. M„ discussed.
were discussed for a Chitterllug l.aughlin told the alius anil rules
with Deacon C. (ilenit and Choir
Morning Worship 12:00 noun, supper to he given at the home of of Boy Scout activities.
No I In charge nt the Devotion , deacon
Lyons In charge of the Mrs. Alberta MrClaren. Saturday
{'tv.-yy.tivi Scoot-;-p,i.-cut were
The morrdnir message was deliver 'devotion. The pastor Ri-v. Mrs. R. Jnight Feb non li. M
_ j
Tommie French.
Ili'l:i
Well*,
ed by lh* pastor, his Subject belttu i l~ Wilson delivered a wonderful
A delicious repast was served j
Jackie Yoroell, Cut old Hat wick.
taken from St. L uVp IB :-6 "How message,
.object ‘.clog "Tj-f*.. hv the .hostess. Tb. t-. '.)■» mreliny ! Boldiie W* it*, ’
|
.-.til',
RUrh Owest Thou" in nis discourse Value of The llnly Spirit", text was adjourned until next Momtav
They are spon
tI F added that we all were in debt found St. John 14: Ifl, 17, 14:-2n, nt the home of Mrs. Willie Mae Thomas Zorntlc
sored by llu- Civic League.
to Cod, with nothing to pay with Roman H: HI these there used to Morgan West Fifteenth Street.
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
but our service, and to love him affirm the Christian and his Unity
Mrs- Emma Lean Biondldge. re
Christ Chinch met with Mrs.
above everything.
porter.
in Christ.
Cliarlei Nickel- on l.nke WildAfter the morning service the
The visiting Missionaries were:
mere Wedm-day with it large at
Junioi Mission with Mrs. Dorothy Sister Anna Hell and Marie ThomE X P R E S S IO N O F TH A N K S
tendance. Foreign Missions were
Mae Roundtree, presldei t, sponsor
n- uf Altamonte Springs, Florida.
The family nf the late sister tlif topic
Taking part In the
ed a ten cent social In the
Visitors are always welcome. Rev.
mint of the church. Mrs. Hmindtre* I Mrs. K. L i Wilson, Pastor, Mrs. Hester Owens wish to take this program were Miss Mary Rob
method to express our gratitude ertson. Sirs, George Bridge, Mrs.
Is doing a splendid job with tlx Ida Sherman, reporter.
to the many friends for their ex S. L. Tuppei and others.
junior mission.
pressions of sympathy and words
Mrs. C'. B. Stracey, presided.
B. Y . P. U. opened 0:00 P. M.
/ifeh W. L . Dunwoody in charge T H E
C H U R CH O F (JOD IN nf comfort during the sud hour of Refreshments were set veil hv the
bereavement.
We
wish
to
thank
o f the program. The leason was
hostess. Service at Christ chinch
C H R IS T
beautifully discussed by the va
Wednesday was observed by the especially the following persons will he at 4:1)0 o'clock Sunday.
for
their
kindness
through
her
ill
rious classes. Subject, "The Woild meeting of the District Missionary
Mrs. Juhu Crawford, farmer
Mission of tha Church’*. The pio- Union, with Mrs. Ethel Boyer, ness und death: The F.ichelherger Mary Catherine Gray and daugh
Funeral
Home
and
Directiess.
Mis
gram was enjoyed by all. Those president,
ter Corliiii have retained from
participating on the urogram wore
The services began at 10:00 A. Eunice Wilson. Allen Clinncl A. Sanfurd Hospital to their LongM.
R.
Church
and
iiustor,
Rev.
A
Mrs. queen Allen. Mrs. Cora Tay- M. through 3:30 P. M. At the
' wood home.
lor, Mrs. Betty Jean Williams, close of this service a wonderful C. Chandler, Mrs. Bundnlph. Mrs.
At Lyman School P.T A. Janu
Otissif Nnthun, Mrs. Curry ami ary session Safety was the topir.
Duet, Miss Jean Tooley and Miss dinner wus served.
Mildred Jones. Reading Mrs. U-oU
Then- wit- a huge attendance.
Eevenlng Services began 7:31) many other friends.
S ig n e d — R e v . K . W . O w en s.
Know, Solo, Mr. Raleigh Bovkli.s. P. M. The Curst sneaker was the
Bofres intent* note served by spe"Evening Worship 7:<M' P. M. he- State Mother l.ula Henderson. The
>ini committee*
Mr. Chester Allen hiu) Mr Adam
with Deacon C. Glenn and day was on enjoyable one.
Mack motored l«» Moultrie, Ca. to
Choir No. 1 rendering the song
attend the tutieral of Miss Eva
sendee. The message again deliver
Sunday School at The Church of Thomas u personal fiicnd of Mi.
ed by. the Pastor, Rev. Barnes and
FO R RKN T :
found him at hU best. His subject Cod In Christ began at 10:00 A. Chester Allen.
2 lletlrtHiin
was “Qod Loveth a Cheerful M. with Supt. D. R. Green, presldG U E S S WHO'S IN TOWN
Giver", Acts 20:36, 2nd. Cor- #:
Lunev Fu rn ished Apt.
Mrs. Mattie Alien of Cl><) XX'
burning Service ll:3U A. M. A
fl-7 This being Contest Night be
.'110 MuKitnlin.
tween Club 1 and Club 2, the ser- wonderful message was delivered Sixth Street of New York City,
vices were then turned over to the by the Pastor Elder Lewis Hart. the sister ill-law of Mr. Chester
Various Captains. Deacon D. Jones
P. W. W. begun •»* *1:30 P. M., Allen. 021 Cypress Ave., is visilIO K S A L L :
was Captain 1, Deacon J. JeH»ry. with Ass’t. Pres. Elmira Fields, ing our city for a few days. 3ho
Till
keys,
Ducks, ( lilckvua
is
enjoying
Iter
sluy
very
much.
Captain Club 2. Each captain had presiding.
Evening service began 7:30 »*. XVe ure imping for hci an early
A their supporters 12 auxiliaries,
Cul Flowers
boards, and clubs. Club No. 2, J. M. with the Pastor still ut Ids return to our city.
best.
Ills
subject
“
Hear
Him".
Jeffery captain was the winner.
A, K. K osN otter
Horticulturist- have developed a
Mrs. Estelle Hill won the Blue Many of the members ure expected
Celery
Ave.
I'h. 212-W
full
line
of
midget
fruit
trees
that
Ribbon, Mrs. Barnes won the Yel to go to Titusville, Fla. Hunduy
low Rlblton. Deacon D. Jones Club January 21), 1060 to attend the grow lo only a few feel lull.
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a d a m r h a r a a If r a a r a a w e
fa llefed l a Ik e le le p b e a e book,
l a re fe ra f a r Ih le a re a a* uM»deIfe a fbe a d r e r t le e r le e« per ltd
Id p a r p r a a ip llr . l a o rd e r f a r
a s in r e a d s r fbe beet poaelble
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THE
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kitehan prlvllldgaa If daalrad.
Call afUr 6:00 g l » Sanford Av».
Bacond floor, modorn, priyato,
cloaa In. 4 room apartment 8
or 4 adults, week or month. Talaphoaa 487-W,
______________
Puralahad apartment, garage. 1201
a' Magnolia Ava.
T w o room" (S a tm a n t A fv iy i l l
Kim Avanua.
*
•P*rtmant availabla Thursday.
Laava narna.
addraas, sisa of family m j
whart to raaeh you In Sag c ,
a/o Harald.
N E W T room unfurnished buitga-
l.uvrly 3 bedroom hoiiNC, 111 good BING KB M A CH IN ES. „,.w A us.-.l Two I'tiliic yurtls gouil black soil
fm lawn. Plume M60-J.
Terms. 31f> K 6th St. I'h. 1024.
location prutlcally new. One A
•ww*
half itbths, very mndsrn. I'rlr# Now availulili-. I.utisl model High- 7 — I'atH-LivvNlm-k-SuppllvH
•11,600.
Speed Floor Sunder for relit.
New 2 Itedrooin huusi', tile floors,'
Everything to complete a first For Sale -One large good fm
form
tile hath, hot water hcetor,
mills.-, leasmmlily priced, (ieurga
class Job.
Call or ronie Into
'•••rgi
.120 feet lakegront. Prire fl),36u. HEN'KAKIK Glass A Paint Co.
E. lialmes, Eureka T
lliimiiuick
Very modrrn, 2 hnlroom liotisc, on 112-114 W. 2nd
III J , B o x 2 ) 7 .
Phone 820
2 lots, life time roof, axliertoM
sltinglvs, good location. I'llco SW AP SHOP, |i)6 E. 4th Ht. We
X X tlllK X V /X .N IM l
Buy, sell or trade must any
fll,600.
thing.
I'hqne
108-J.
_____
Nice new rustic hunte, on lake, 6
VI.I, TVI’EB of Imlldoter work,
acre* of land, electric kitchen, T U X E D O F E E D S : Complete llna.
rensurnibte islt-a. Flee astiiiiai
es. David E. Carnenl.-r, Pinin'
nice hath. Outstanding value for
Hunt’s Tiixeiln Fee*! Stora.
IMUH M
$0,000. Terms.
F R IE D Slirlinii Dinner, Served
ft acre grove on lliw ay and be.mtl I "The Rest Bhrlmn on Earth”
fill lake, three bedroom house. every night at Hunter's (Iriil, I S A V E MONEY UK fine watil. „u.i
clock lepairiltg. Fellow- I I I . III.
in good repair, electricity, goo.l
32-1 East 1st. Street.
Simp, 1700 Sanford Ave.
water. Price fH.AOOJKj
Three bedrooms, living room, din V CRIM P IRON RO OFIN G now Skilled curpenit-i desires woik
available. Re-roof with F.II.A
No job- too large or too -mall
Ing room, Kitchen ami hath
Title I Financing. No Job ton
Plume 713.
Hardwood floors, excellent loca
small. Sherman Cuncreta Pipe
lion. Price $8060.00 Terms,
Co. Phone 1241.
II!— llutiiii-NN Oppurl unit if*
lice new two bedroom house uf
Masonary construction.
Ideal C O N C R E T E FM IO RB, M A CH IN E
location, three large lots, Priced 1 FIN IS H ED .
Free estimates Grocery Store Doing good tiu-t
nc—. Iu,|ulre Sanford lb-,at
to sell. Terms If desired.
Miracle Concrete Co,
Phone
H ub ft
Practically new three bedroom
1336 ,300 Elm Ave.___________
house on beautiful lake, Electrl- A-aleas from .26 up. Spancar 214
12—
S p cd H l ServtraH
city, telephone and quite peace
_______
E. 1Nth Street.
ful living. Prica $7,700.00
i'ne Coleman automatic oil floor V E N E T IA N
B U N D S made t*.
C. A. W IIIDDON HR.
furnace. 60,000 B TU with ther
order. Seminole Veueiiau Itluui
110 Routh Park Ava.
mostat and 40 feat of stack.
Co.
H20 W. 3rd HI.
Ph„i„
Phone 1281
$126. Cal) 1266-R,
I162JV.
__________
’inford, Florida__________.
Wa both lota whan you don't bring NEW FLO O R S surlsred to per
0 CHOICE, largo wall located lots,
your prsscrlpliona to L A N E Y 'S .
faction Old floors made llk>
(4- on Country Club Road), siPhone 108.
new. Finishing, cleaning A ws>
cellrnt neighborhood. Will lake
Ing. Portable power plsirf, f.'i
$600.00 rash "fur all nlna. Ap- O N E 4 1/2 h.p. Evinruda klcksr.
years nxperience in Hamliiole
Bargain price—$88. Homs phone
aroglmatsly 1 1 /4 acres. Thin
County, II. M. Gleason, l.ak,788-J, jifflce phonc 1188.____
Is a steal, but I need money.
Msry.
Mr* Bowen. 641 Plumose Drive, C H E A P — One gas rafrlgsrator
F R IG ID A IR K
Hanford, Fla,________ ____________
ami one gas spaca haatar. P.O.
Sales and Service
Box 108—Ostaan._____ ____________
40 A C R E S near Floral Heights.
Leave name and address In Box 7 1/2 FOOT Croslsy rafrigerstar 2 Factory trained qualified Ser
vice Men.
C A, c/o Harald. ______________
excellent condition, $160.00. BmlH IL L H A R D W A R E CO.
room suit almost new $60. M*y 881 K. F i r s t _____________ I'hone 81
| . ROOM house, close to business
Im sean at Wlght-Wllllama ware
district. Laava name and adhouse, 200 N. Laural Ava. Ph. O RLAN D O Morning Sentinel, Or
_ d r ess In Boa V, d/o llsralId.___
lando Evening Star. Cull ltul|d>
1014._________________________________
-.ate Front Lots on Crystal Lake,
Hay. 1188-J*______________
"GOOD AND BAD "
good shade, city water, elec
tricity available, L A. Clina, Kan hark chairs—Reg, 68.M $16.00 C A L L 617 for Battery, General,"
and Starter service,
Swain'Used Walnut Chiffsroba .... 19.06
Lake Mary, Fla
Battery Service, 301 W. Flr*t
>0 acre grove all fenced. 800 Luc Use,I 6-pc. Dinstte .............. 24.06
St.
Gim Gony Valencia orange trees, Used 4-pc. Flh. Llv. Hm. Bu. 84.96
11 yrapefruit, 88 lemon nnd oth Used 3-pc. Llv. Room Bulla 19.96 K E R O S E N E - F U E L Oil far horm9.96
Call Alvin Oilham, Sinclair H<
er fruit treee, good home, barn Usad Ovarstuffad Clwlra fining Co. Phone 9160.
Idd chicken coops, beautiful Used Ice Boies ...... 9J $ gild 19.96
front la«n. A home you tan Used 3-pc. Bad Room Bttlta .. 49.96 T’loor Sanding and Finishing: All
ha proud of and be Independent. Reg. $149.98 2-pc. Mapla
Oak Floors laid, sanded und
Living Room Buita .....
49.96
$88,600. South and of Sanford
finished at the right price. K. F
Used
Kitehan
Cablnats
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84.96
A ir Base. Call Sanford 170-R
Stevens, T ele. 71tl-R-4^
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A C f S R W 0 R ¥ .' 'Phone 107-J 1
Values to $14.9$ ...... $.96
for free estimates. Jack RusMATHER O F BANFORD
sail.
_________ _____________
203-119 E. l i t at.
PhsRQ 117
brag line, buifdostr, dump truck,
muck, fill d lX , shell and clay
by load or Job. Contact Cuhstcd
A Raultraou Contractors, 100 E.
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Wallace Testifies
Going Through Chang# of Llfo
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that ««lrv ssrvM, four M M lng,
f s * |M , UPMI t o lls * m sr rsuM r s .r lt.l
V * *'■•%*** Thoiasn*#of w Wm srs
dtllghlM s i ln«lr liu re sttd e a e m and
ttii ter hft. thanks to Sirdul.
A arsnd stomarhlr to*l«. CardoT h«l|*
Kstura htiIH rsslstanra against this strain
Of ftinsllonal dlstnrhannft, rising also an
pitlsrssmoHU, fardul sneotimcsa a
tag asnss of saint and aonldsass. an %al«
gaols In hslplng dlspsl teasion aadaniMf
rmdi r^rlodk |»*ln. o (U u » u i .
aaratsd at ihls llm*. I•‘or an *ntlrnr
arlghtsr outlook on Ufa, fry Cardull
ut In th* R oum to fWNoa# th# dll- to be cautioning him agalnet any
crimination* that
ara found action before next week.
agnlnst women."
In republican circles, Secretary
I She referred to lawa in ionic Acheson’s suddenly famou* state
state* banning women from Jury ment that "I do not Intend to
duty and certain Job*, and making turn my back on Alger HI**,"
other distinction* In treatment be stlircd up wrath. Hiss, an old
filer,tl ami former State Depart
tween men and women.
A direct *lgnal from John I.. ment associate of Achenon, wa»
I.ewl* appeared to he the only convicted of perjury In a trial
possible miivw which would heud that linked him with Communlata.
Senator Mundt (ll-S II) directed
off ( I I the spread of strike* in
'key soft cos| mine* and (2) Inter a threu-hour attark on Hiss, Achcson and Administration foreign
vention by President Truman.
With more nnd more miners poliries In the Senate.
“The important thing is not th*
| leaving their tools, director James
llovd of th* Itureau of Mina* told manner In which Doan Ache*on
i^lio Senate Labor Committee yes permit* Ills* to Influence the poutterday thr.i "the national ernimW'v ............ r bis back,” Mundt said
henllh_and welfare of the nation |
is now”
now or soon will Itie
* Imperiled"
by (lie rn*| shortage.
Ser.il »
Wkeri
(ft-Vt)
saiil
lloyd's testimony had rnnvinced
him tliMt the President M ig h t to
Invoke the Taft-llartley I.uw linmediately to restore full produc
tion of m sl for nl lenid sO days.
The law provides for Hi) day hi*
junrtinns,
Mr. Truman was reported to b«
convinced that If the outbreak of
'trikes In western Pennsylvania,
West Virginia and Ohio were end
ed, shortages would lesaen or dis
appear. Ilia advisara weln sunl
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Clean, Friendly Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends
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/hopping at Friendly Margaret Ann}
of
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HOLLOWAY’S
IN ORLANDO
[■RANTS SCOTCH
IM PO RTED !i YltS. O LD
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YOUIt C H O IC E
llld PRO O F HOT. IN IIO NII
Bourbon or Rye
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Rights Reserved To Limit Quantity
L IQ U O R S
S t a n d a rd
FIRSTS
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KRAFT SLICED CHEESE
SOUTHLAND HUGAR-CURKD SMOKED
I»/, lb. AMERICAN .............. ...........
|Va lb. PIMENTO .............................
k» lb. SW ISS.....................................
>/a lb. OLD ENGLISH ...................
PICNICS
lib. 29c
B K A Y C H ED D A R , Factory Pack*d
Kc i i e e s e .............................
Pint is
LARI) .................... ..........SM ALL W ESTERN PORK
M A RG A R ET ANN BRAND
SPARE K IR S.....................
SLICED BACON
W ESTER N PORK
CORN KING S L IC E D
NECK BONES...................
BACON ...................
ARM OUR'S S T A R S K IN L E S S SM O KED
M A R G A R ET ANN S K IN L E S S
WIENERS
SAUSAGE ..................... 1
...........
GOV. S U P E R V IS IO N
RIB STEAKS................. Ib.
SIRLOIN STEAK........ Ib.
CHUCK ROAST..........Ib.
Fancy BRISKET STEW lb.
LEAN HAMBURGER . Ib.
RON RICO RUM
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1 0 Oth "A R E A L
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and Ehlendale Coupons
RKDEXM COUPONS H ESS
S T O C D EN M IK E'S V A R IE T Y S TO K E
701 West Ninth Street
Siinfntd. Florida
YL CLEARANCE
of Odds and Ends
1 cor AETER-INVENTCPy
No. I P EN N S Y L V A N IA
LA R G E STALK
FROZEN FOODS
10 u*. II. II.
CELERY..............each
Broccoli ............. 29c
POTATOES...... 10-lbs.
YELLO W
ONIONS
G REEN
12 0/. Ilitd.e, e
...... 3-lbs,
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Strawberries...... 33c CABBAGE........... lb. 2 ‘*0
FA N C V W E S T E R N D E L IC IO U S
CARROTS.....
2-lge. bunches |* 7• »T*
SK I L U T E D IDAHO
BAKERS................. 10-lbs. 69*
APPLES...............
YORK IM PERIA L
APPLES....... 5-lb
PILLH IIU R Y'H
REST
FLOUR
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20-IIm .
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L A M P S
TABLE LAMPS $2.95
FLOOR LAMPS $4.95
CDD D f DS
NEW! USED! ABUSED!
SNOWDRIFT
VALUES To $22.50
now
$ 5.00
LIM IT TWO P LE A S E! D E L MONTE nr BOSCUL A L L GRINDS
SUNSHINE CR A CKER S
CCFLEE
EDUCATOR
SALTINES
APPLE SAUCE.. no. 303 can l k
FROM DINETTE SETS
VALUES To *14.95
NOW $ 4.00 To $ 7.00
€dd Dinette
Tables
FROM EXPENSIVE SETS
WORTH UP To *40.00
NOW $ lf9 5
ARMOUR'S or BLOSSOMTIME LIM IT 6
BURR GOOD
AMERICAN OH.
COLORED
LB. CTO.
Wesson Oil
SARDINES... .
2 Vi cans K #
LIICKV FARM CU T
GREEN BEANS.... no. 2 can l i e
Clovorbioom Mtd.
Shipped......<
O A H R IT I
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NOW $19.95
I.adv Batty
PRUNE J'C E ...
B L U -W H IT E
SOAP FLA K E S
PKG. k
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MeCORMICK’S
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Margaret Aaa Largo
COMPLETE
REGULAR 149.95
^
MILK...................... 3 cans 254
Waldorf Tissue-------- 2 for J k
QUART
LEATHERETTE UPHOLSTERED
REGULAR *7.96 %
$1-79
MARGARET ANN HROWN’N 8ERVE
W HITE HOUSE
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In Unity There It Strength —
To Protect the Peer* of the World;
To Promote the Proireee of America.
To Produce Prosperity for Senforu.
VOLUME XXXXI
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THE
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Enfabllshpd 1908
T.W. Lawton
To Resign As
* Hosjitiai Head
S f^ r a U *
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY JAN. J7. I050
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Cotton Aid Measure
POOL OPENS TOMORROW
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Mr* Elldor t’llllett » tr re clcrtnl vie-, president; Ml*. It K. Tnii'.
recording accirtnry; <> P Hern- J
don. auditor; H. F. Itouiluey. m> \
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AHSIIclBtfll Prots I ea^erl \\ in*
Aniurrtl Meet Of Asuociation Is Held At j
Co. Court H ouse;
Deficit Is Reported
T. W. L aM oii. after JO yean
* 1 icrvitc a* president of llic
Fernald Laughton Memorial Hoiptlal Aioualion, requested llial lui
name hr nimttrd a» a nominee lor
teelcction and told mrm hni and
Board member* vr.lrrdsy at the
Cnnrt Moure that if they, inmled
on nommatuiK him lie would re•ign
In order to allow the nominating
%oard more lime to thooae a tuiceiior, he agiecd. however, to
•erve until the Apr. 20 meeting at
whiili tune hi* re*ignation will he
definitely pie*enled. lie declated.
He *laled that he felt that he it
unable to give the hotpilal the
attention and tludy that it menu
and at the tame lime carry on lit*
work at tupeiinlrndent of tchoolt.
0 Mr Lawton hn» aeivcd ns ini'•iilent of the Association ninre It
wa» founded on .Inly 28. 11>Il*
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R/ HOWARD W RLAKFSirF.
In the l|*t of lioipltnl dtretor*.
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prupiNuil for leasing the S**r\ madr. A in tiinl Annie xcirnt Ut * •u k 1 c it - kjs’fi
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political crlals In Europe. The plint* ami #lr-«tif»y th# world
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Executive Committee reported that
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TliU world wide eiplntinn wnnU |i|>»9«*lv * ♦|ir»l not l»v M.- t « • •' •
the ho.pltel fund rampatgn la*t
ennir from a chain reaction in . i*. fhk \ ». .»»»»• »
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By ASHf MIATF.lt IMICHH
yedf had netted the hospital I!*.•*t 1*
IJm ’s'l 51»ate« official* m Her which nvie part nf Ilia air, heated ^*1 , rtn.| «»<vg*,n Atphtdc •»
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(to* f>.
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note* at lid,notl had been be- may impose a counleihlm liadc spread Iti heat until all the ah .imply g"e, out
Ml- W VMRK, Jan '7
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»tip • 1 me hunt
uoeathed to th* Aseoclatlnn tin *g*in*t eastern Germany to break wa* white hot and flaming. tin
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the 'neeping blockade” imposed llie sun the gases of the vdsi pi*r*drd mnking of im< !»•»• t.'••••i. ii* 'Imp in '*'•m»t to -•1 *w\* n .4 |»pIi •*•*tt flip VDIftlct 'tf M|P ' "If1
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almo.pheie are so hot that th e y ,, fPW v<"ing scientist* won.,
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The Executive Committee had by the Russian* at Helmitrdt. East• I.
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shout flame, ill explutlnn* fiUJUMI In New Mexico, In the aemldan Mfili /»| r f1 pf.41 f •tlf04f I M*»t»P!l N ♦••in »M(j Algor HIbj* 4m
enthorlred «*le of the aeeurltle*. West truck check point.
v*’»*i * 141 >1 f(*«1mhI prnltpii»ff»» . f ••
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mile.* high,
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•<•> In which the first bond, v • I t**fih,|fit /ft dip NJlloiial I jlifir
hut derided not. to aell. a i the
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llicie nffirtali predicted some
.Scipulist* also considered wh* exploded, the flu*li wn* more !>• •' I «hf ifiA M/tj ifl
market wa* low, and Instead uaed
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1' ill ♦ • f t«Itriiliain fOMl^Oft* 11f,41
them as 'rollaUrtl for a bank sort of economic reprisal would lie *her an underwater' bomb would Hant than the nuon hiv sun. '•
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rVv|' 1•11 flu*
undor v|ti/ L i
th" R-2-0. the hydrogen
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the iiiotnlng
......... h »4• 4||»| liwril t||| grflMIflX «f| (|flOf| •ifltf4»fl j l l l t l r # Ml Jf p HII " X
loan of Ih.OOO. Today (hay ara threatened agaimt the Rui.tan. in
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and oxygen atonta forming watre. him» amt Aiirrounding moon* i
worth >6,244. Mr. Chaia reveale<l. order
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to bteak the stranglehold on j||lo „Bygfn
hydrog#n. ^ O ; . , ..................... .............................. t tlftl ,4It/1 It** A*ke>l die >01 1 1 1 t» viiir own enuntry." Mm
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lying
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a definite betterment In aetvlce
,i|i|ieniet| In the N«>v Vink W ot I Iniltii >|' •1 Mill 4 i.M ii fr f . 4Ii 1 »s
prv
might lilow up the seat with a
* was to the explosion, saw t'
|ong I *■to * nn gi'.itnil* they *|e telegram Wednesday
to Salient* at the hospital during /one.
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tHrf pa*t year.
ool iii l.ihor 11 , «« to m
A .econd ilisip protest yeiterday j rhaln reaction.
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Tilal liy your peei* 1 - ,,ipp...- i 1.1 | |..< 1 ......... . •• »M *IM*. ♦ ■ 4H 41«(
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T. W. Lawton *ta*«d that ren from American. British and French!
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t a l s for the former hoapltal build•*!
llie Innocent,'' Mr* Itnnxeveli .«i-l 4,1j 11 i.l 1 1• ('Sill 11 g •.. p... M :•••
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V i " " 1* r a l r « l a t h i n s a r c k n o w n "
Helm»tedt wai appaienlly ignored h n m h w ^ ' n o / e n m ! ^ A*!
w n e il I ew i* n ( III* s i ( * | i l . « l i i e o l
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Coal Operators,
Counter-Block It Scientists Scoff At Any Bomb
Being Considered
Blast Thai Could Destroy World John L. Lewis
Ai'ree To Talk
Against Russia
H
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Red Putsch F e a r e d
In West Berlin On
Account Of (Tisfc
or
Id(Minor Declines
To Doubt Verdict
In Hiss Trio!
MARCH OF DIMES
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a I ufonl I l a I n n_o a n......._
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by the Ruoiani.
r_!*...........
cd wouhl he long continued
million
Moves to end the Russian alow- | degree heal and long continued
down of trucks will probably whII
the return of U. H. High Commis
sioner John J. McCloy.
McCloy, on 11 flying visit to the
United States, said yesterday that
If the Russians again clamp down
a complete blockade the Allied
airlift will roar again.
^ ^ 1
He was icportcd to have sited
up the latest Russian move as part
A one week police training
of a major plan to sabotaga West course with twn dally tatalnns of
German recovery.
four hours each will open In flanA quarter of the people of West ford Monday at 1:00 P.M., Chief
Berlin are Joblesa. There were "f I'ollre Roy Williams announced
grim rumors the German Com today.
munists might attampt a putch In
The school, one of a series cmtC satiisiS o s Papa Twat
durted hy the Trade and Industrial
New rontrlhutlon* were received
today for the March of Dtmea aa
follow*:
Nancy While
|,00
Mr*. J. V. Hutchison
tl nn
Purcell's
15.00
HOO
4 Powell Office Supply Co.
Hr. Henry Mcl.aulln
1.00
R. I„ Dean
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BOO
Sanford Herald
16.00
Theodore J. Ju d t.................
1.00
Ceorge Thurston
8.00
Mr. and Mr*. I). B. Watklni B.OO
H. A. Appleby ...........
BOO
ltary Cash
1.00
Albert O. Jarrell ........... B.OO
RSmlall Chase
BO.00
HIIEHMAN SWORN IN
J. A. Howard .................... B.OO
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4 7 . — </T>
Mrs. Edgar Denton ........
1.00
A Alga C. Thomas
.............. B.OO — Admiral Forraat fish e rm a n
was aworn In today aa Chief of
w
rormet contributors were:
Mr*. C. M. D erry............. | 1.00 Navy Operations and glvan a docu.
Mrs. L. E. Bauman
1.00 mentad commission to show his
Dr. I*. D. Brown - ..........
1.00 la n l rights to tha job.
Sharman haa boon serving In
Sanford Atlantic Bank ...... 28.00
Mra. W. 0. Bula, Jr.
B.OO the Navy's top post tinea tha oustSanford Auto Parti I'fV'IWMM B.OO tr nf Admiral Louis Danfald more
Cattle Jeweler*
....
B OO than <wo months. But his formal
Smoke House
... .......... 8.00 Induction Into offlca haa bean daFlorida State Bank
. 28.00 layad by a congressional row over
E- 0. Kilpatrick, J r............
8.00 Denfcld ■ dismissal.
Green'* Fuel
10,Of)
CRAZED GUNMAN K IL L E D
. i Carrm-’a Barber Shop
2,00
MIAMI, Jan. 27. — (JY — A
Celery City Printing ......
10.00
L. Tharp
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1.00 man ran amok with • gun at the
Mary Loulae Smith ............
1.00 Dada County automobile tag agen
Mr*. Arthur Fakaaa .......... 1.00 cy today, wounded two person ■and
Clarence Redding ...........
1.00 was shot dsad.
Yowell’s ••• ••••'•(••MtMMOyty'MMWIII■2* M
CflW(Ml (I »•«•••*• . .............
10.00
tbo smoking gwi In Me hand and
F k . A — * Light Co.
28J 0
Manual Jacobeon Dept Mora 8.00 kapm to fire tndtaerimlnaUly.
Ahawt 10t porsona la tks office
Fsrklaa A Son
yurckaslag lHO automobile tag*
I a Co PiB w y CvMpMjf *•...*#■ SS«00
Jg Ida iRffrjf
10.00
Police Training
Courses Planned
For Sanford Aren
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imnlifitilv 1Itiiposslhle.
In ,th»- x" liie |i„ i|i( i« s l Im I ■*Ik « W e«lne*elsv
Miinitsiixs ox e««» six 1
w itho ut
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SNOW IN HANFORII7
Thri'i' yum old Albeit K ih ii "'
nf I'm *In nil, Ori'gnn, hmknl .• ••
"f llie window In ilNufnnl tl,
11101 niug, xmw the fog, null iuxi*'. 1
thul it ws* snow.
He h ii i*-* 1
Thursday with his mother, M>
Wiiinrd Kimner, nud Imliy xlsl' >
Jeanette, fnr n visit with lo-
Kmn<i|inrrntnt Mr. wnil Mr*. A
VonllerhtjlU« 505 Myitle AvriiM**
llie lio n i
ol
the
'"I'tiein lx ona more *»fego«i'l
•ippenl, and Mr III**’ i<oio*el
1
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*e**em
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'••mile I .itiii f iiu u il lte e |itge,io
lulled 11 M'*nllltton li;. elglit lte|ioli
to llll ,’ '*'11x1011 M-1 log tllrtt 1*1 *■XI
hot
fru ninn
I n v o k e llie
Inti
11iu 1 1e... A r t t o r e n lo ie roll eoal
to o.lui I ion.
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t,,.,vi'<| tf* ii'iittionn h«4(om imli*
n nniintiFi nn Tmm* 't
Some Workers Will Find It Hard
of
Htate Department
Education la to
presented
Interpret New Wa g e-H o u r Law
with
Lawton,
lonorence and In the ulHomte iti
oiopli of truth
"Wldltaker Chatidiei *. ii« I no
il'MxlMtld It, has eonfei-e.l to oil
•lie sins nf which In' mi oxi'.l Mi
Mi**, inrludlng |iei|m v. I"d il
von aie a wltna's for the govern
muni, you urn cx«Miip(, f,f •••m ih **.
(ifiin ptinlahmflnt."
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......................... . .
On Criminal Charge 'Vm,M
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»♦ii 4 *• i|t*i D i b i ' l - , ms, - 4 1 *11 ('ll!
Johnnie Robinson, young Negio,
FIImI|f p i * 4i||i*w Will |*m in* 1 -tinin 1 Ii4f**q 4**1 4*» '•'*4 to
• «« arrested ynataidav noon ne-u
t
In* linin'' at (110 Cypiex* Avenue.
o Moll I'l v lii«lllt *44 A Mn 4l,i*|| «ht'l*Mlt*
iif
and following nuetlioulng wa* I o'i I", l il n
I,HW|P1H (* T* •i'*4*, »!!• if tn#
riausfertad to tne County Jail Woi‘ ‘ I,’»»i Idi nli-41 of St«nfnii| «♦ (IlMlvIlinf's
M il ih*
in
'"here ha In held on a charge "f ♦!»♦• . f o.i i r. U t <’h m,,i **i .*||tP pul,||(.
. . . 1 U hold u wit 11191 »«wii >4♦ ♦I11 r#JiUf%t
1 breaking and antaring the l.yon inv.te.i to *ee the pMures whlcl, f
,f(,„ H.elr boyDry Gooda Store tn Goldsboro will h" shown promptly mi s.h«d !
.............
i.v I'nivcrsDec. 27. About (UB In tnerchan Hie In order not to conflict with ,
..g p-i...i.i« ........... * m Gsin.*
.
.
1 1 "
dlse was recovered, said Police Hie March of Dimes dance.
"Where will you hide!" a 2t*' w ' ^
Chief Roy G. Williams
flgt. Frank Rockatt assisted In minute picture in color and sound
the investigation. Robinson has a it'veeU slioi kiog impiicntion* o' a
‘Gras*
previous criminal record, said p"*Nllile World War 111
-t/ n
JACKSON VTl I K. Jan rr ■
Chief Williams, and In lOIH was Root*," an II minute film in
for such commerce.
the "area of production."
High Low
4^4(llfllt
Hclng "covered," su*h wotkri'
i-"ihI, rannery workers, furoi-rlv convicted of a charge i f breaking black and 'vhltc, points ou* r . i c j i u
77
60
Atlanta
of liensferrlng the D. N into
must get palrl at lenst 7B rent exempt, now are undei thr mini and entering.
1 1 -24
llismark
i world government
an hour,
Also, tliey must g rt morn wage, hut not the overtime,
72
42
Heston
B U IL D IN G I’RRMITH
time and a half pay fnr hours provisions nf the law. The same
31
''lli" S g ( l
NEW
Dill
E
C
I
<
1H
Hanford
building
permits
have
worked extrn after 40 In n week.
ix true for airline emplnyea.
II
-5
(JA IN EH V ILLE, Jan 27--WP1— De* Mollies
Rut the law specifically says
The exemption la continued for passed th# (818,667 mark, resell
17
-2*
Midi
-St.
1
’
Willard
M.
Ftkield,
assistant
diring
a
new
peak,
It
was
reported
that certain large groiyis »f executive, administrative or pro
7?
40
workcra are not covered. Tlm»e * fessional workers and outside this morning at the City Hall tw eetor, has been named acting dir New York
-Ifl
... 13
North f’lstte
ector
of
the
University
of
Florida
Mlia
Ellen
Hey.
Four
home
build
exempt Include workers In govern, xniesmen — aa defined hy the
79
41
ment and ugrlculture, domestic wage-hour administration.
But ing permits, totalling 137,000 were Agricultural Experiment titatiun, Wiishington
si
84
Fort
Myrts
beginning
Feb.
I,
It
was
sunnunrIssued
today
to
Parry
Homes,
tne.
servants, seaman and fishermen. ■the administrator haa just changed
..... 82
The homea wlU be built In Rose etl today by Dr. J. Wayne Itelti, Jacksonville
The government exemption ap-jhls definitions,
80
Melbourne
M
stock. Agricultural processing Is | A worker now Is s x s m p tis an Court, tha Kan Lanta Section and provost for agriculture at the Uni
Tt
Miami .... - ................ ....... 77
versity.
two In Pfoehturat subdivision.
■I
ilHM^
generally exempt If dona within
r ! ■
Division
the
of
be
In
cooperation'
T. W.
Superintendent of public Instruc
tion for flemlnote County.
Hy NORMAN WALKER
Known aa tha Florida Pollr*
'For Jam/* Marlow)
Academy thhi course was (tailed
W A SH IN G IO N . Ian. 27 - i/l't
rite new wage-hour law unde
at tha request of the Florida Peace
Officers Association In an effort a gieat many changer in coverage nl worker*. Who’* now covered)
to bring tha lateat police training Who un't)
methods to police departments.'
The law Hill lavt that, gener.illv. worker* are covered if lliev aie
sheriffs offices, rcnstables and VI engaged in rurnmeice between »tatr* nr with foreign countries
or
enforcement agencies.
All on^ .e lo a .
If miifaged In protlm log gruel.. •
JU DG E GETS T IC K E T
Feel bad for gaitiiu| a rad ticket
for parking meter violation T No
need to, fnr oven Ul» GUy Judge,
J .0. Sharon, has to pay a quarter
fine occasionally for leaving fala
automobile too long la front nf
th. Valdes HoUl, or Urn BnimleyPulwton Building whore Me law
offlca Is located, l i e other day
ha came back from praaidbin on
tha bench In City Court and found
a rad ticket on ala ear. |fe paid
m »|T wl'f
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At*.'lliev* '
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4* PAGE EIGHT
THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA
Florida’s Forest
Products Show Big
Increase In Value
Florida’*
forest
industrial
brought (he state (175,948,000 In
wholesale nm mi furl mod value dur
ing 1<M7. accnrdlng to State Fo
rester C. H. Coulter. This figure
represent* an Increase of nnma
MO.74H.7lu over the (188,4(111.290
•itholtaaif manufactured vabm of
forest product* reported for 1940.
Pulp and paper production led
all all other forest products classi
fication* with a whole*ate menu,JKMfl.t.ono
income was
rived from 8HJ.7II cord* of pulpwood cut within the state and
nhout fioonoo cords brought In
from surrounding states. This
category of forest products is only
one in' which virtually all nf the
wood isn't actually grown in Flori
da, Coulter said
The products, the volume pro
duced, and (hell wholesale manu
factured value for 1047 were:
Lumber 5.1.1,578,000 hoard f stt,
(4:1,50(1,0(10; gum naval storey,
84.7,500 unit*, (8/141!,000; turpen
tine uml rosin distilled from
•tumps, I4,54il,i!7.'l gallon* and
400,080 Itanel*, respectively, (21,*
027,000; veneer, 75,000,000 hoard
feel, (7,500,000; pole* anil piling,
4li:t,(HMI pieces, (5,550,000; crosslie*, 000,000 pieces, (1,400,000;
cooperage, 10,000 cords, (000,000;
WELCOME
Sanford’*
reper
toire of nportn, beautiful
Hcenery and ntrategic location
make It the (deal place In
Florida to .spend the winter
CHINA - CRYSTAL » SILVER - JEWELRY
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Watches
Watch Repairing
HIM. E. FADER
JEWELER
Rhone 357-W
Siunc cuuntii!* m Flniidu claim
lu have ns many at 10 different
type* nf suit.
M AKE A SM ART BU Y
riiiilu lit ttiiyrtinnil Studio
wen* givetimill
li belief C'«1 Kxpci lem cil 11, t mist 1u« t i'*li
Citrus And Cuttle (dciis
nnili ■lt<) Milv rsnt us->** tu tin till, , win I. while III tin* A1111v, In (milt
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bridge, over tin- Kl .John* 1idled m-rili.
ToTownOI’Geneva i.nrinw
Ilivet Now hug1*liolldnrci* cun | Annlliri new tesidem
rni ilia*
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’ he seen preparing the n|i|il»iuche* 1hike m .lulm l.eftlei, irtiicd 1'ilts
fui 11 mudinii ciiucirle spun nvet ,burgh nil iiMiif Utlii'i novt Imiin's
Whtbf MiM of HanfW l, is
)m||, |1V j.* ,N. Sut t mi,
plflld ornrigr rin v e *, spin Ming the river 11 shnil ............. snulh |
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llfu* lakfH, mill during tItt* |in*l nf the old hrhlge with it* linnil j | ur, v Slrnpmm
built u new lumi*
Uml „ l out grov«*4 of ginpcfiiiit
»#mr lius eiiiuveil prosperity hum 1,punted span.
Its citrus mill t|i«> cattle industry
A numlier nf new home* huveliind plnntcd ton Ivcliee nut trees.
111 tile »Ui 1minding |dtir Inmls.
I iieeu liiiill hy the henntlfiil hike* 1 Cilnih acreage tulul* nlimil I,.T h e rmniminitv primpercil even H f rienevn
vine ^500 in Ihe vicinity ul Id n e u i The
♦ ten 1mu|s le ‘ding to it W W
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f„i in- lt,iwn ha* it- uwii post office gm
(Hit JHlffoiv spUMH tif tifivi«« Inn I
'cel lea 11111I t«n chinches the Melli
m h n »0i InliK, but with tlu» i m ’ii i * 11 jihsIhMii
"r,,">']iidl»i and itaptist.
4'imlitg nf Ihc wide, straight high- ] hi Wudiinj
u| f" I At nearliv Kent If liven nn I lie
way, runnel ling Hntifoid uml Mime rstim neiit
on the Fust t'nnst, llmirvu resi- attnroev fi
M A T H E R ’S
t H i 1 1*11
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1Ik
liiiMlIit t
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Itivei n, u growing
11111Ity nt mure than 25
A lane I* the developer,
JOURi/T
Famous Hey wood-Wakefield
Ashcraft
— the All Season Furniture
< time *<* out n* m Ir arranged grouping* of
Ashcraft lurollur*. (n il'll »K<ee l*'" Ik* smart
hoy for >tanr home lion It will give 11 bright,
new lift In your •n|o>inrul of pleasant weather
tor week* slid week* lhen, you'll proudly more
it Insltik to sene *n usefully in recreation room,
living 1Mini, dining loom — yes, and bedroom,
tool
Complete Grouping* Ah
Idiw oh flHK.no
Fit your Living Room demands by
chooding piecea to match your apace —
Beautiful covers to chooae from — Also
Sectional Sofaa — With Tables, Lamps
to match — Quality with prlcsa to fit
your incoms — Terms.
Visit Jaycee Information Booth
Operated By
SEMINOLE COUNTY JUNIOR CHAMBER of COMMERCE
It ,M 1
Sanford, Florida
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Florida Wilds Has
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light pm firtii. r»f
hwl’ir* in M Snnf 'lfl MM.fi.. Ill hM
1dial idmtogt *»t»h% of virifu-t
f mJH'i i Hint h
- iih Uv*« in lb*» hi’HI't
f III* l ‘l r>| g U>||m4 Ml I 1|>
{ Sunmp
hlj* -• i mi r i \ lint
DeerOn Monkey Inland
Afford Moment Of
Igraphers" in thl* year's edition of
1 the ITu'tographi,- Nmtety of \ m
! lf» jinirnul HU [il.iure entitled
1''Kilghlennl Kii'ui," lepiinted on
this page. » l . H in |ill‘i| fol .lion
inn
„ hi tIn** ii'iMiit nuimni rsluMti-m
i'f the m ir(\ In |,l in Si I mil*
\notln'l list me pi.-line, i( taler
llttiiTIMil!,
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jn <| hi- .jr*;1
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jortt'i hiiiium I ■ i” • Mhf-ri .»f Mi*
i’itnt r I (I pill I l
\ -M.ifltinn
i’f
«ork together *• ■ photographic
loimi. -lorn hunting with the more
InnU of Unit trade, gun|.<
nhii ii I
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ih o y (oniinil, U not
•mly inoio Iminnne Sul lekipilr’*'.
s' ■ntei inilii in r unit .kill
Mi Swh Iim :n-ik nil of the jkorlMf
'»*•«* »»i"1 imm\ nf thl* nihil* pi
Mu*1 m
t*iij in fltli idltioi1.
m lu d i *
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M il I IK 1)1 Ml rittP P F .tl
V l l ’ inln white i | iih II wet
■lul l’, i ni Mi.. PrniT Hirer Swamp
Viiii'iliit iii t ”h i h^ h
■■>*> f< ifo -jn m a. last fall.
1 oh. W U.uudJjuJ^lfKk1. J ' T."f
"io m m ii I'l'in i’i l.iinoln Calh'la*1Hplls
"f H
unit No ill S« it Iin. ol
lui> in.nnl ! fill Vi1 oHlV’l
m l itt'lii i •'<t tin’ -tillage liinl with
Slinllii, Ill'll’ Kill 11)1-1 In.’io, Hu ll Klnliiln I li.lliirli oii, II fh illy
ipiuo tlmo inI'lipnilim ,.f .anierii ii’l >in<i an oMoi
"ere Inina m . . . ho i to a*, on t-iibhil ni tha
hunt inis in tin- n ilil. in an Ini iiu the i-'ient Eleunih liiioiiinlioii.il M u i . l i i i o m it i < i in lim in ’ ■’ K a p o s lo
Ho
.<i.i it w i u th e f l r a t
them nil mil l iniliimul lepiitntlim Sulim of Nature I Imlngiaphv »l
. mill In ll III OV1*1 seen am!
III- l o l l III I p h * . |i * l
4 ^ ^ . 4W*V«.Wi , - 1 h o I t i i f f i l l n
M H l' H lH " f M.'l.'l*
r io'p-*.illina »l Mia e ii To.I Swnlm i« liit*!.I Minima the N V
Wild F .x c it c m ent,
Monkay 11land in the Sanford
Municipal Jlon * « the «roo. ■'
a major crlaaa one night recently
Gboata or banahaca nov«r orontin I
mere dip than the M little numth rtt
atrangr monatrra ronmma
their hlthen-i private plt..
mlaca, /led pell mell In aciruinma
terror to the topnioat rmipn »j
tha trapeiea hanging over tho Imi
on their Inland.
Tho cauae of tha uprnur Him
cbettering waa nothing niorr fm
mldabta than threp little deer, two
yeerllnga and a fawn, which li.m
bean tranafarred from the Imiu ’
bird ancloaura to the lalaml an
i t hat they might eacape the men
aclng horn a of a pugnacious while
buek. One of the yeariinga him
baan badly ripped by the lime
ahgrp pointed hmiir> of this neu
comer from near 1-ake Huperim,
and Zoo Suparlntendenl Sid Iti
Chard and Zoo Keeper H li. Iiavidecided tha time had mme in
make tha transfer.
Tha young deer milrkly adapted
thtmaalvea to Iheir new i.dimi
Jiom a, but the monkey* resin ion
" h e Intruilon and held a lmni
council. The loudest Ilf III! siini
Mr. RiChard with a grin, was old |
Jocko L. Lewis, who boldly emin
telad the monkeys to go on strike
and Ignore the deer as soeiuliv
unacceptable.
Al Smith, the smallest simian
of tha tit spiders, lifted 11 sill ill
vole* In the form of a minimi
which recaivad a resounding "aye
In favor of the proposal. The aid
^Him alayan, however, did not vote.
Tiring too concerned that he nngh.
loose h it harem. Tha rlmtlniiiu:
Inn eased at the proaped of
cold war, and Ihe three mnlhei
monkeys hugged their whlm|ann» .
affapllng closer.
The reaulllng confualnn seui tin ,
other animals of the /.•"> toil, a |
sympathetic tiptmii. The »litdl and
mournful howls of the inyu'e.. 1
blended with the earih trembling I
roars of the four enged |inn». Sul
0 t h , Puma, who h.n. mi -■ le u .a
lied workeis In the Knv I In I
when lie escaped fium Ids . ngi ,
tried In vain to gel mu again
Two big alligators, Proliant fumi
thidl llaual sleepy lia liff’ i ern ibellowed apd roaieij like unitiy
hogs Jlggl. the mandrill ape. f ‘i »
In a rage and viciously abnok . he
alrel b an >'f Ms enge The Thiei
bear*. Peggy, Happy and ,lleil>
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IN FLORIDA
Till SUNSHINE
SLATE
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ujilm. In nl Hi it*MM 11*im i
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I r.n Mtimviiig in llit* i••€**■tit
it r si, I111Unit nf *|l 1 Pit.... g
! Ill It iliitflg
1ill-ill'
IMvV HrFANKKS
You Don’t 1 I;
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CUM L SO U TH
Where Summer spends
the W inter and tlie ic ’s
always something ex
citing to do and see!
8ANF0KD
F L O R I D A
in the
POIII.TRV anil STOCK
LAND of the SUN!
SUPI-LIES and MEDICATIONS
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, PARIS, jirt. 2*1. — (P ) — Fiance hai juil about iiniahed the
) la»k of hying t u u i td collaborator* with the Nati*. more than
^ year* after liberation.
i* ’Among d.GOO convicted collaborator*
in Jail it the world’* oldett
neoner of slate—93-year*old ex-Marshall Henri Philippe Pet* in, behero «>t Verdun and bated chief of the Vichy regime.
ain’n sentence of death wa*0— --------------------------------------anted to life lmprtfonment Id of the courts of justice.
treat on the lilandof Yen, off
"Their Jurors," he .iald In *n
Atlantic.n coaat.
The
'
M(mnwln
shjiiit
l»*t*,rwlww, -‘were chosen for exact-
'
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% ** -* *•-
I — -rt*M f* W* * »
w
Ig ji
Indonesian
Search For Dutch
R e b e l Leader
eountlas
matter-
.JAKARTA, U. S. 1„ Jan. 2 4 (/P)—Indonesian police were m > Dataetlvaa u td that ‘‘so far tM
listed under the new federal aimy have been mot only with .rebi
today in a vast manhunt for an In afforta to got Information'
Orar.ito,
outlawed Dutch captain whose
Savaral other tx-convicts word
forces made a hit-run raid on ,tha gtlllad overnight by local and state
big Writ Java city of Bandoeag
ile*. Authorities said somr'mny
ralaaaad today and ethers win
yesterday.
Premier Mohamed Hatla told re- be held for further .(jusstiorilng.
Their .name* war^with]
P-'tv.v
mu go-1— TST«b w fftl'~oMeTmi squads tourr>
-v .v ^rxdcx*.-hav/i-pon*
viTKt-. j u v/i i -coo^-wos-
K
s " « l the Dutch rebel leader, R.
caflete urging hb re]tail,
out 800 men and woman ware
tied a* traitor*. iHcludlnv
*^v*!t*wavifi.*r v
iw tm v - c a v m . *t v
'.W
ward minor offenders the governIs showing Increased genarnsAn amnesty bill now bifore
National Assembly would remany of them, especially
___ who were below legal age
•I,-the time of the occupation.
This month the laat "Court of
Junto*." a special extension of
“ >'regular assise courts, will and
bearing* In Parle, There were
i 00 of these special courts,
for each Franch department—
administrative area that I* a
‘ of erois between an American
and a county.
!t* Uoltiarle, former chief
utor of the Parle court,
It made plain that the courts
d within the strict limits of
■ law—the ordinary French
il code.
[ .i ' «Yoo many people." he said In
"ft- ails* Interview, "have tho Idea that
21'! tof/.wenl In for a hhody, lawless
II wn» nnlhing of tho
•
..M n t M f t f l * % » . - K » r —
«h».
* «,*•.«i.
VjTV ■1f llf<* «gy poinf* i.i Rj .* ,
v.^./S JT W iw 'l!.1 voiiV' "* ‘
*o*rtitr^ e*rly yesterday, but later
The Judges, he added, had to withdrew after bloody lighting.
sentence Frenchmen for srrvjnK Alioul bOO men are said to have
the Vichy government when they
themselves had done ihn ssme. •aken pari in the raid.
Neutral military sources in
The overwhelming majority of
French Judges took the onth of llanboeng estimate that the out
loyalty to Petaln, hut were permit laws killed 300 Indonesian soldiers
ted to remain on the bench after and civilian* hefora they vanished
into the hills.
the liberation,
'“ It made Justice ridiculous,''
Hatla said: “We do not know
Isornl said.
where Westerllng Is, but wd cer
Isornl agreed with llolssarle tainly will try to arrest him. Ha Is
that cases in the courts of Justice more than a rebel. Ha la an en
hre now conducted In a properly emy."
calm, Judicial way.
l.esa than two waeka ago, Wsst“Hut you should have seen them crlhig was reported to have visited
five years sgo," he snid, '‘when Jakurta, hut at the time the U. 8.
political passions were hotter than I. lirstltalcd to arrest him. Hstts
then said that If Westerllng folthey sre now."
lowed out hls promise to start
Isoml also questioned Tellgen's trouble, he would he nabbed.
figures for the number of esecuA top Indonesian military chief
tlnm, Jimmediately „ftPr t},,* libera today
blamed tha Bandoeng raid
tion,
on a "mutiny" of native soldla-s
"It was certainly more than In the Dutch army.
.I.IKlIt, ’ |,c said. " | can’t guarantee
the figure, hut I've heard Hll.OW)
mentioned — 6,000 in one depart
fa' Is worried about people ment alone.”
M u -llitl/.JtPilL'n .oL tauDcli
ic« on s*imi went an during
>:trlals of I’ctaln and LavaF Frank Robinson To
arte points out that these
political trials before a apeConduct Retieurch
Jr-created political court — tho
|h Court of Justleo."
Gainesville, Fla.—Frank A. IlohGermany, Jan.
,fr than 10 uf the 100-odd Inaun has been named assistant i!4.IIKLMHTFDT.
— i/I7 — The Russians antried by the high eourt re- aplciiltmlst on the staff of the posted
today to tighten their erln
1 ■In executions, however, Agricultural tixpcrlmrnt Station on Berlin-bound
truck trafflr aft-r
more death* — Information to Inaugurate research with Imney a Might relaxation
of their "little
ite r IMrrre-Henrl Teltgen put* plants In Florida, It I* announced blockade" measure*.
figure officially at About 8000 by Dl reel or Harold Mowrv. Hr
Only six to eight German trucks
■ ordered by coqrt-tjtarMal, has already reported for duly ot
nn Hour got past the Russian
illy In the few months after tha Main Btatlon.
Mr. Itohlnaun holds both II. S. guards on tho wny to Rarlln this
he regular court*, according end M. 8, degress from Alabama morning, rompurrd with the ten
oissarlre figures, 180,000 for- Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, and to 12 truck* that were getting
wy
Investigations were opened, for nearly three years lias been Ihrough hourly last night.
West-hound trucks from Ber
i, these, 800 resulted Ip ciecu. employed at the Southern Slate*
la and a somewhat larger num- hern culture field laboratory of the lin, however, were passing this
■wht
border point between the British
■ I lf *I H. of death sentence* was com- U. 8, Department of Agriculture at nod
Soviet xoncN without dlffirultv.
" Id by General Charles Da Raton Rouge, 1*.
Oat
German and allied military
lit and President Vlncat Aurlol. The research has been set up
fe were ahmit 87,000 acquit- at tho request of tho Florida Htatn (rains also cleared the frontier
. ,
1/ 88,000 prison term* and 40,- Beekeepers’ Association, whoso on schedule.
The
Soviet
frontier
guards Im
tnamhers
realise
a
need
for
more
uentenres
of
"national
dfgtaiff
ten"—an aggravated form of information on existing Imney posed ilicit Mow-down on truck
plants and perhaps more and hat- trafflr to Berlin last weskand, ap
£of civil rights.
parently In retaliation for a short
honey plants.
‘
se cases ware Inviatlgatad taiir adapted
Director Mowry
y iegy*fMMr.
BMMRobin- lived American move to taka over
examining magistrate — a
>H wlU check tha-------L--------*—
'h*ctar;b**rlng the vacant part of a Rarlln railway
rot one-man grand Jury -? Ip 9Pa
of ctoveka and othe building.
“ J»nca with regular F reatf “ *
After tha first clamp-down. In
They were triad M m
Which Araerloan tralna war# bald
■■
flsh Judge* and four -m an’aWtwill endeavor tn aid heekeppara tu up for mb long aa flva hour* ahu
injuria*, fBolssarle .polgL
attorneys for the dtfapsa hid supply their beta with natural trurka Jammed up at tha border,
foods which will increase honey the Ruaslana appeared to li« easing
Ight to question the makeprodudetion, cut down on expense* off latar yesterday,
m Jury.
It could not ho determined
'
■ the brilliant of moving heea to new pastures,
cquea Isornl,
room orntor who defended Pe. and avoid the necessity for com. whether Ihn new squveie was due
elghtenlng of Ihe "little blockdrawn a different picture tlnued loading of hoes over porloda to
ado" or merely tn the change of
little. nectar la available.
When llltli
To Be
TALLAHAMEE, I t
(Ipeclal) — Constm at ton of) foteet
fire eontrol Installation* In the 10
aMlttonal Florida eounfles i which
will cema under organised' foreet
fire protection on July 1 Is expect
ad to ba completed on schedule,
Fire Control Chief Owen RJ. ~
tea* of the Florida Forest
said today.
Construction necessary to begin
*h? protcetteo service tn'f^r-^urw
araea Includes lookout '
JwtTW;
htadqiuartkrs for
»hotH spota ln asareh of cluaa die bate
air stations,
telepl
static
s2
Wee
pm-
*
“ id afforta to acquire
*®ww .•*.**.* <™luyud construction
somewhat but that workman have
cMght Up and should finish In time
*<> toffii fir* protection in ell
counties by July 1.
Cost of iRstalUHlons will vary In
each county bdt the state end fedcral government* will bear the
coat of Initial Installation while
the county will share the operating
coate with the state and federal
fovtmmtnUa
«r.ijy ■.srutoi:-.
God ar#: Alachua, Bay, Calhoun,
Columbia, Dade, Duvel, Eacambia.
Franklin, tiulf, HUlaborough, Libafty, Madison, Naasau, Orange,
as rh* sat and operating
ire Don -an- unite.
^
The ten cuuntics to conn*
W under I nt. John*. Vom its * ifV V aku ll*.
Tha slate's chief prosecutor, protection are: Clay, Holaiaa, In
All ot tha eeuntira In which inAUy. Gen. Francis £- Rally, loaned dian River, Jackson, L ais. Lee, ■tollatlona are now being ronriruca flat statement t u t night t u t Leon, Marlon, Waltoti and Wash ted, except Indian RIVrr. voted
"some one connected with Brinks ington. Those will bring tha num- lor county forest fire protection
maiv be connected with the job."
Iwr of county forest fire protection unite in the 1948 general election.
He said there was a striking unit* to 80,
Fire control in Indian River coun
similarity between the Brink and
At present there are 9,809,705 ty .was authorised by ,the 1949
tha Sturtevant holdups. .
Legislature In a local bill present
Detective* questioned f o u r
ed by tha Indian River delegation.
Brink’s garage employe* during tha minute—that a guard left
tha night Their namea were not bullet proof window
NOT BAD FOR • MONTHS I
disclosed. Thay war# frilled about pany’a money <
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Jap.
the movements of truck#.in and and that one
a*
-B. “Hudson
14— -*“■ Jamas
wdh.
'a vaulted,-gar- task lar’s office could nol see with conn
. . aa
__ a_ burglar
_____ ___
___
on vietad
but hoV
out glasses. They swiftly knocked richer today by $40,000 worth of
off*the glasses of this employs,
Jewelry—and on court orders,
Anlther bunch of monmr wrap
Since Hudson was sentenced
were completely
per# were found last night not on a burglary count nine months
movements of employee.
far from the apot where others ago, police have canvassed the
They knew the time—elmoel to were plrked up Sunday.
country for a claimant to the
Markings indicated they war J lewele they found In the radiator
for H.OOO, 1500, and 1100 bill* io*a of
_
_______
Hudson!* car. They
Russian guards without aaw or Currency of that denomination was couldn’t find any takers.
ders.
tafcsn In the ro b b e ry .__________go yeiterdsy Superior Judge
which war* nil
SfeSSM-i
Tha totters wara aawt frepi tha
racrulte to the FrovlMla]-Peoples’
Council.
Th Nationallats have ordered an
Investigation of their complaints.
Most of tha complaints originat
ed in a training camp naar Tainan,
on the southwest coast of Formosa.
The ramp was eetehllehwd hv>
American (rained General Ann LlJen, defense commander of *Vmoaa. He led China’s now F1r-t
Army against the Jhn*nr«o In
Meaawhlla Madam* Chlang Kal
Shek,’ at her oratorical hast, .to
day appaatod for confidence In
Nationaftot China.
latTi'vc, American rdu
cated wife of China’s GeneralisaImo, stood beneath a flag at city
hall and told Formosan women:
"The Chinese people Will never
ba conquered bp aliane. The Cummuntate have captured much of
Chlna’e territory but nothing of
her eoul."
She branded as fates reports of
disunity between the Formosans
end Chinese.
"China Is an Indivisible entity,”
■he aeld, "We are fighting for
freedom of a nation. Our revolu
tionary task has not failed—It
has not bean completed, hut this
does not mean failure."
ihip Com*
Interdtote
■any today aakad th* —
Commerce Commission for
mleeioa to acquire tha operaftog
righto of two ether companies be
tween Atlantic coast and Gulf of
Mextoo porta..
The proposed price la — ____
The rights are held by 8outnern
Steamship Company and Ajiwlllnaa Incorporated (Clyde-Mallory
Linas), All of the companies In
volved are headquartered In New
York City. - •
■
Southern and Agwlllnea, which
---- ...
folncd
In Hid
the ippl____
application, told tha
CC thet their entire prO-wsr fleets
operating on the route* Involved
i>crr ■rn.T*S?7#r"1K'’
Shipping Administration In 1941 t,
and 1948. Many of the vessel* D
were subsequently lost in action
end a number were sold to U. S.
allies, mostly the Nationalist gov
ernment of China. The pre-war
operation ha* never been fully
resumed.
Involved in the propoeed pur
chase are shipping routes between
Boston, Mass., New York city,
Charleston. 8. C., Philadelphia,
(Jacksonville, Miami, Kay Wart
and Tampa, Florida, and Houston q )
Texas.
Atlantic Coaat said It propose*
to Inaugurate passenger and
freight sarvlcaa between theta
points with four new vessels to b*
built at a cost of $10,000,000 each.
They hope to start service within
IB to 24 month*.
Thurmond Clarke ordered the
police to return the gems to
Hudson, The 88-year-old
aid iconvict
told the Judge he obtained the
Jewelry from a man he staked I Twenty-six states have "Keep
K a poker game.
Green" foreet programs.
‘Little Blockade*
Relaxed By Soviet
Frontier Guards
-*•
|
hi
Ji.
TYJSSUf
U.
il ||«# Jl(j■,
aI!1’ /f
‘■U I
or PROOF
A ffM f d*e*y wWi kimbtr pr«-tr#it»d In our own
pfefii to prtvont • • *
ROT - MILDEW - DICAY - TIRMITU
Wo hfv*to«felfed Im IIHIm for protroif h o dl ilm ond
«r*dot of lumbor, by dipping, wHb KOFfO/Hit CopporNophfhonoto protorvoHvo to Intwrb our euitomora agolntt
Mponalvo ropotr bids eoiuod by wood dotorlorotldn.
KQRROYRIATIO lumbor eon bo polntod over wHb
My pobr point without blooding ond ovory turfoeo <ub>
|o<rtod to rdt, mRdow, docoy ond tormlto* ihould bo pro*
ITrVCTVV
m M J DVTOrl ■ • w h l l u (MHflf*
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
Recent discoveries Indicate the*
and squash.
blood 1* full of srnull cioia
"Tomato volume and sire on the
ure normally absorbed b *t
I'nltnrtto Stale Funnel a’ Market
fivutfalkali, I* a wall known
may cause n serious condition
Is decreasing dully with the auc
eschatologlet, He hae spant ovar
they nre not.
tion sales .probably cloning thi*
26 years In research work In this
week. A light volume of pepper,
field as an evangelist, pastor, auth
More than 311,1X10 acre* of foreggplant, Pole In-mis, okra, yclor and sditor.
His work* have
c l were planted In Great Britain
low
squash,
rucumliers,
-English
received both national and Inter
G A IN E S V ILL E , Jun. LM— (Spe iu 1048.
JACKSO NVILLE, Jan. 24. (Bpr
FARMERS A DVISED TO
An evangelistic campaign and national distribution.
c ial)—James Melton of the M et
clall-CGovernment. Inspection of pea* brought the total package*
START HIGH Q U A LITY
Bible conference, which began at
Home of the following subjects tomatoes began Inst week for the sold during tbr pant week lo 3,CHICKS FOR SUCCESS ropolitan Opera Association and j Heparin i* innl bv sur geons to
the Church of God tent, at 2800
176 nl a revenue of f'.l.012.1111.
tlie University of Florida's most vessels after operation*.
Magnnlln Avenue, Hanford, last are discussed during each cam first time in the history of the
"Heavy volume of slrnwbcrilf*
Gainesville, Fla.— Fanners who distinguished "singing nlumimi.
paign: "The Truth—What It I* and Florida City State Market Report-*
Sunday evening, will continue In- I I
ow We Get It." "The Prophetic Indicate growers and buyers are over Ihe Plant City Market grow nre planning to start chicks within will return to the rnmptir Ttuu- dofinitcly ai 7:30 o’clock each
Outlook end the Abomination of pleased with this service. Auction 'cr* in excess of IKP.OOu, during the the next few weeks for the laying dny, February l*. at 8:16 P. M
livening, U. K. Hicks, 8.T. B„ D.D.,
the
f Tmnpa, evangelist, announced Desolation," "The First Form of dales of tomatoes start this week I*"** week 3611,1*72 pint* averaged flock next fall were advised today for u com-crt in the Florida
to get high quality stock front n Gymnasium.
Antichrist—How Near," "How the nnd the market aullelpates 10.- I “ *■']
to 27-1 He per pint,
'*” addition *" i g-"-d volume hatcheries i-oopcraling wilh the Nn- j U will nr„/Jm .•-•-•urr I'niverDay of God’s Wrath W ill Com*— non i„ p.non f j d j crate.-: of fair
!it,i ly volume "f *I titi.A* .'**>*:, (In- .Hlarke rn‘nT<‘*l NW*.ll Poultry inipruvemc'nn'lfttt. i niiy oi Fiorina -.tiident's first
ills FirM Blackout, "The'Atunk" quality tnmatni'^:
Conflagration during the Great of Pole and String beans and n 11cp.nts ten neies of cabbage ready
"High quality chicks may cost visit mure lie y»u- a eotui-t
Tribulation," "Hell Turned Loose light volume of squash will h e; tor the market.
•
a tittle more when purehnseil. but I here in K*17 as Me euntrilmlum
P t as
on Earth—When Millions of devil* available," acrordinr to reports I "Cabbage
- J-.'.1 ■••..•■•■ >*....... . ••
* V i
>« ^i » i » '
•'
,
IaIU ikllXSl
up.to
dnt
»
.«
•*
.
.
.
b
i*
..
| istartory in the long run ttian I Melton cirilit.s tin- f.a tner I niter.
. ....... . - - - - ..... .. ...........; n,,,( ,j ,. *1 I*-- George Wash
" J tiW o n — rthen tlie World Sur- L. Wilson, Director of Slate M a r -1weeks, are t>‘ -• '“Mr nl I he Pnlntka hick*il.J
ItR v 1‘residerit i*r A'b-rt. '. Muri*kr of
nr low quality,"
qi
n spur man R. Mebrhol, poultry -poclnlist phree with ennui, aging lino to ington Carver Hair I’reatment.
renders to God," and oth.i sub- ket*. ‘T r i m on tomatoes at thi.- ;!hI* F aim n ■ M aikd
Jects of paramount importance to market ranged from $1.00 to $9.00, f a weak ntnikei. IH,6<X) -neks of with the University of Florida "embark on u -lugmg earccr "
U n it, tit restore nortnnl bnlr
alt peoples now.
During ins visit here in I'd If,
most of them going at 16.00 to i aidingr and I.HfiO dales of cauli Agrie"'*itrsl Exlett'ion Set vice
the Metrnnelit.in ftpii a Ans uK'lii
rcpla cemeiit w« must brgin
flower moved doting the past
The evangelist says: "The hour $0.1’0 per crate."
lie explained that litgli qnalily tton’s lending till-" received t lie
week,
Is at hand when all Christiana
here:
"Weather and growing eondichli ka come from ..... I, healthy,
bhmild unite in defense of the lon.-. are reported Ideal in the Pom“Pnhnkce Stale Farmer s' Mar high-producing flocks and have University's fir-*t honorary Doc
A ) We mu»t clean out the
tor
of
Music
deem
Truth: they should combine their patio Slate Market nrrn. Spring ket report they anticipate a limit
MeRon'n uppe.it ame on eamforces Into solidarity to carry the plantings of la'iiit.-t, sqtiush nnd ed quantity of henna potatora niul health nnd vigor that wdl enable
hail ravaging forces in one
them lo stand up well under the pns February !* will In- sponsor
Gospel of peace to the world."
sculp*,
rucumhcr* are heavy. On the mar eelory dining the current week.
attain of heavy egg production. ed by Ihe Lyceum I ’omieil T'!n*
Tlie pnhllr is cordially Invited kcl at the piesetil I true is n good
"Despite n -lightly weaker mar
Farmer t who do not know 'of concert will be :■•! ig i.! in the new
lit We must revive the scalp’s
to attend each of these services.
ket
on
-ill
e-mmedittcj,
on
the
Sail*
supply of quality bean., popper,
hatcheries cooperating will he Nn- Florida Gvmuasmiii in order to
natural urgi* Iu continually
eggplant, l.tnia bean., I'li'um btf* ford State Market, the demand lonal Poultry Improvement Plan nccomniodnlc Hie large cro*vl
i.i good The market antlclapte* a may obtain a list from Dr. D. C.
piothico lcplacemcnt haifa (Rc*
expected to attend.
large volume this week on all var- (5IIlea, Stnte l ive Stock Sanitary
nnutibuc. you enn’t ^tt*p a nor*
For the concert, Melton will
camps.
letie of (nut and vrgetnhle*. Last Board poultry vrtei mm inn, Talla draw from his large repertoire
mal beiiilby scalp front produc
West H 'rlin authorities have week's volume of tiV,623 unit, mov
hassee, Florida.
nt anng* which nmnher over -I ing ntmndant lui'r. Im '-ddcd
organized n scracntng syt.tem for ing over the mail.el were valued
From every IDO -traiglit run t'Ot). A biogr'tptinnl sketch of
all refugees. They -ay pseudo- at $12l,293.96
The Itcv, .tame* M. Gredirndl uff ynl *• t* rla -warms
chicks started, the farmer may ex tlie singer m iv - of iiim:
refugee* frequently me tin t over
pastnr of the local Church
help nth tin scttlp mu ' ti-> loUt"A light volume of tomatoes pect to gel 40 quality pullets,
■
’James
Mellon
mav
right
fully
t
to net ns agitator* iu it if’iiuanlu continue lo move th'iougli the Fori
be
called
tin*
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the
cluck
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,
Mr.
By ItlC H A K Il K. O'MALLEY
for the cast. Ulhri tefugec* are Fierce
who, is an ordained
mailiet, thougti
auction
of tlie music woiM. mul litt le
Darilht
Pit i ■ i"uutii ovale
AP Newsfeaturea
not eunsidered in 'he regulni sale- have bet ri ihwoiitiiined Tom Mehthuf pointed "id, liie farmer gion of admirci take pride iti
fdiMiihl in* m e that Ida brooder
B ER LIN — H am m ed weal classification, and a ir regarded a
Mu-' be ftiugh*' t'loeged halt*
true champagne flavor, and It can
Ilto voluine thlollgh tin, mill Isi-1 homo, stove, m|3 feeding nod
not be hurried," paid Fournier. " It Berlin Is wondering how to cope migrant*.
I'iv*' lit 11*' UHl 1 In1 11- qn*ti it.
totaled 130,126 mol tin mgh dull watering equipment are adequate (ln> vva* ti'ui" ! ID Ocala 1, im 1«•
Is produced only by being aged with it* growing refugee prob
As a result, 411 pm reni of all 1ui i \ IT with gio
de totaling
('I'ivnl hi* \ OIUU ti a min,' nnd
Slri'|*i»Hr HI*' d ,i. libitum must
In lue bottle for onr to four years." lem. At the rate of 41*0 n week, those received nre not li led as 11,1X3,1161 on \ppioximntely 61,- ami m e clean and in good wot king nprratir m in" lm^ III tllla VUlltl
Hr IM'ql *‘tu ’ t i l tul :,U K-injr
Periodically the bottles are vi men, women and children arc com legitimate reftigera nnd are not .t.is hu. he I - of riicnmher* were condition
The poultry .iw, mil, ,||yn ad try.
,.,i la llu ball
brated to insure complete ferment ing from the Soviet occupation aided hy the city. What becomes in. bid-- | In I he yohlllH'. lm moplete
lu.;i ».4t 1.1.115
(UlOllll'l IC r-uii that tiinki >4 ,t
r*»»dft
vised
to u e high quality , Moltun a|>]H’ni trti r
ation. when properly aged, the bot tone to seek asylum in the went. or jiiH * ’
*tl.siitvey of lit,, piitig tomato acre- provenfanners
a
highly
feed fur then rhti'ks ,iIMj
tles ore pul In racks, head down. None are ever turned hack.
An Allied officer sail Mist ,igt dn.w
um H»*ti | v" i tmi'nt
I't'.afnt mu' i lll\1 lit* I i a 11,1
n in eight llm.,mind
At present there are approxi many of ihrm eke oul a precari
Twice a (lay for eight week* n mmi
idntuici
mtluoit
cqua1.
Ml It while I tirmilht i plailllngK are to follow n feeding .. hedtile Hint grain
i'-.n o n t* Of
known a1) "a shaker" gives earh mately 10,000 refugee.. In (he west ous living op the blmk market. exprrleil lo lit ,|* It, right Imnd will keiqi the bird: eating and Wbalcver the holig, wimtticr an
glowing
inplilly
hott>e a quarter turn in Ihe rack. ern sector of the city.
.Sculp
m
l
Slirtiopoe. Dressing
A few turn to . rime Some man ltd acle
opoinlic ait.i, a familial tin -sic.
\bmil l|o ti ,ii ciI ii.io
This is to cause the sediment to
The West Berlin city govern age to find enough work to earn sg* i. planted fit no ton- ant) ntlx" It is very nnpeitant," he e» or some folk melody tie imtoies
Oil, II in letiic, Itc.iiiufler. H air
ment cares for about 3.6nn In 10 a living
gather on the corkplained, "to keep the houses nnd It with n pm .oiiiil qtmhly
Anil ntlists are helped rd t I ops.
, "
Oil
Another 3.000 by private relief organizations.
equipment clean and in good work
By qulck-fraeiing the wine In elty-run camps.
the neck of the bottle, the wine ■re being cared for In nine camps
ing order, tnnkr tumidlng eoiidl
Some refugee, ran he certified
rim i wm ! hold the sccrrt of
Plague i.
maker l.-i able to remove the cork run by the German Brd Cr™ , and for pel in nnill I le.ildenle ill the
Holla as Himfuiinblr :i; posslblo, India
k '>ping mo liair for lifeSi'll
\
t
GlVDIOl
I
and rrdlmen. A new cork la then other German relief agencies.
provide plenty of good feed, mil
west lectors, InU the iininticr 1*
IH it M vers, I ’lcs Ir e i ’on nty keep a close watch m I lie chicks
Inserted, the lahela added—and
Mi
M
I
Mcljneen
and
I t haa been strictly n Crrnuui veiy small compared with ihe to
glndioln
gi
owei
.
b
u
t
h
im
has
the champagne la ready.
problem since May 1U4{*. and a tal influx
to t>e Mile they aie ib'vclopilig
flcilin's government
Berime Hurtitigton are using
mg
eoli.
nlei
nlile
lioiilde
with
F
li
“The reason champagne rannnl money-short city government is rnnnot approve non e I ban 700 a
Mormnlly "
t ill,,, p io 'hict, m their beauty
nt loin anti bulb lot .lctt-it ,. tilts
he produced rheaply Is that, each sorely pressed.
month.
pmlm
-in
too,
amt
inn'*
"t
them
me
bolllo must he handled 260 times
German officials estimate It
All Allied office!
ml "The
before It i* ready for shipment,” costa about $40,000 n month to lugged pioblein ii wiinl of their t'i nvmg with Dithiiiui togiilnily
t enti il Fla Distrlbulor.
In effttlls locnlil tol I tie -e tli- en i-i,
said Fournier.
lake care of the camps.
future?"
.1 U K N O W L E S
"And how many bottles do you
Hume refugees have been placed
lie soimricd ihe younger tefii- ll.io l'llllg to I'oiilily Agellt I' l ‘
have here?"
In private homes and gel rations gei'h eveiitunllv would adapt them Hem k
"Oh, perhaps 3,000.000."
from the city.
A few, usually selves and make a new start.
"My, my—all that champagne," former Russian prisoner* of war
"The middle aged and old, they
I said admiringly,
whoce families already are m the me n problem. Some day we will
A moment later a eork popped wrsl zones, are flown out. The oil he gone ft mu Germany, And
ns Ihe house bought.
hulk remain In West Berlin.
tlie German will have on their
And then there were 2,000,001*
A pressing, itnmedlnle problem bunds, old, Infirm, anil sick people
bottle*. A grape la a wonderful Is the sub-standard living romli- who bnvp no home to go to. tin new
thing to spend an afternoon with. tionn which prevails In the refugee place to go."
fiai
minister of the Church and a mem
ber of tha National Association of
b Combination Of
Art, Time, Taste At Church Of God
URBANA. N. V„ Jan. 24.-</Pl
—TurnJnj a duatar of wapes Into
a botllfc of ehampajpie lx about
■m compi lea ltd an motherhood.
I found thla out during an xfsf.
ternoon In a winery, here In
in the
the
hentt of the Finger Lake* region
known at "the champagne district
of America.”
. . ..Tba.,lartatUu»-wm‘ -from- Slewml
Underhill head of the JFrhaon
Winery Co., whose family has been
mashing grapes In New York off
and on for 16o years.
years people have been showing me
■fltoiigh steel plant*, auto plants,
airplane plant* nr buttonhole fac
tories. Nobody ever gave me n
steel beam for n souvenir, a mo
tor car. a 9*36 bom her—or even
a buttonhole.
But n trip through « w in e ry wall, that wax something else.
The least I eoiiId expect wan the
freedom of Its press.
And mv henrt really bounded
when l ‘ entered the first chamber
4n the winery— which has more
Than a mile of tunnels. It was
filled with huge oek and cypress
eaak* holding from M0 to 0,000
gallon* of wine. I figured rough
ly there must be at least 160 of
these casks. And t figured also
that If I sampled a beaker or two
from each cask—Just to mull over
Its bouquets— I would be lliem
until summer.
"Don't know If I ’ll be ahle to
-m ik e It,” t murmured thirstily.
Ik "Oh, It won’t take too long,''
answered mv guide, Charles Four.
n|ar, thp chief winemaker, who
learned hi* art «! the French
home of champagne In Ithelms.
Well, to get down to the bitter
truth, In a trip through a winery
they spend rnont of the time tell
ing you how wine Is. made. They
don't feel it In nerrsary for you
to test a sample from earh cask.
It seem* they have people raid
to do thin. And (here Is a lung
f a l li n g list for Ihe Job*.
fln, getting dryer at every ntep,
I,^earned how grape squeezing*
end up In n champagne bottle.
The grape julor, sugar and
yeast ferment happily together
in the oak casks for months. The
wine la then drawn off and Mend
ed with other wines—and thin
Is where the wlmmmker's skill
enters. The Id* * M
wine then
la put In bottle*,' more yrs*t and
.fjg a r are added, and the bottle*
6 p corked and laid mi Ihe aide*.
There they mediate for years.
" It Is the flavor released by the
fermenting yeast that makes tha
James Melton Of
Chicken Raisers
Advised To Buy Metropolitan To
Quality Chicks Sing At Florida
II. S. Inspection.
Tomatoes Please
Buyers* Growers
ro
have
Women who
their Hai r
Berlin’s Growing
Refugee Problem
Stumps Red Cross
H E R E 'S
Galore at YCUR MCRORYS
r>
10
S
FOR THE KIDDIES1
T
O
R
E
FOR THE HOME
L*ce Trim Rayon
■<
Minnie Mouse
Panties
39c
(towiiH 59c
Extra Large
Pure Linen
AnkletH
Cannon
Solid Color*
Towels
Dish Towels
4 pr. for 1.00
Cotton
Sizes 1-fl
25c
Boys'
Boxer Short**
49c
Panties
15c pr.
Canasta Cards, Double Deck ...
Canasta Trays
..............
Score Pads
.............. .. ea.
Large Olldte Picture Frames .
Sunny Fla. Note P a p e r.............
Boys’
Toddltrs’
T-Shirts
35c
Polo Shirts
Polo Shirts
59c
Infanta'
Dresses
59c
Faney and Solid Color*
39c
?i
94
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• >.
Infants'
Rubber
Pants
3 pr. 25c
Toddlsra* ’
Littla Mlassa
Shorts
:
Buffet Sets
"What a Baby" Birdseye
Diapers
6 for 1.19
MEN'S WEAR
SanfotjMd
Sport Shirts
S k lp ^ i
4
4 clips,
compartment
platas
1.89
Shower
Curtain
21" x 64"
Draperies to match
2.49 set
Large asiortment
TOYS AND GAMES
Sand Pa)la and Shorala. M alal.................................................
U rea Toy Cardan Toola..........................................79c
Arcnery S eta ............................................................. I5c ■
Bag of 5 Plaatic Can
U gh N D ac Kttaa
a ft. B"
Grsen
Flattie
79c
Sun Suits
98c
01.
Tumblers
5c
Cabana Suit*,
Shirts and Shorts
1.49
Watar
ValentincH
l#c
H'Jr
’JHc
10c
«0c
3fic
10 for 5c
to 25c each
RRE is u ettr-nne tif a whole
H parude of hrilltunt 1950
models—ih ttl realizes un imihi*
tioii for Hoick, us it very well
nitty for you.
It has been eight long years
since Buick has been able to
bring you a full and complete
line and say/'Sir-suit yourself l"
We can now.
Never before could we give you
a choice of four whcelhuses,
three engine sizes and five power
ratings.
We can now.
Never before could we offer you
an array of models that ranges
from simple, practical utility*
type coupes to sportHtcrs as sleek
and commanding as the stun*
ning, Htiick*fnsliioncd Riviera.
We can now.
Then's a Buick to Match it!
that brings thrilling new heights
of liveliness and zip in the Sun'll.
We’ve always been strong lor
room. Now you have it—ubiin*
dances of it—on cars cleverly
trimmqd in overfill length so as
to slide easily into light parking
spots and swing deftly into your
garage.
IWt've always sought to fir ice our
cars lo servo as many profile as
possible. N ow we're rear bind
more l/iun ever—with a S rrri.u ,
that costs less per pound than
some "Low est-Price Three "
models.
There's m ore-m uch more—but
that gives you the idea:
Abu have a lot to choose from in
the 1950 Hoick line. So much so I
that we can truly say here’s a
cm* to gratify any taste, and
prices to suit practically any
purse.
Will you see your Huick dealer
just to see if tlmt isn’t suR
r m m t u m t i k e th e s e m e a n B U IC K S T H E B U Y
fflOHfll'tOMfilSUON firehnll vofn in head1powtr fit ff$r«* inglcci, fit*
'ufmgt (New f 263 itiqfne fn
1U0M models.) * N3W-FhffikN itYttNO, with hvmpef-guard yridei, faptrdbcvvgb tenders, "doubt* hubjbfs'*
• WfDf-ANOU VfSJSftfrr,
wnJ rlew hath forward nnd bail * fM U K M M N D r J ill,
(•)• n?it all ftnyfh for ontfdr purlnui ond Qiirnying. ifiorf ft/fMng rad/ui *
I f AM ifilrfM
bttween Ihe otfdi * lOFf •UfCfC RfOf, from ofUoff iprioalny. Sofofy fid# rfi»i# tow prewre fitet, tide*
steadying farqp# fuhi • flfNAftOW DflfVf ihmlnfd oil off UOMDMASIF*$, opflonnl if aifrs enj# Oil W fH RIH#
SNCIAt series * NINiUiN MOOftt *if#i Body hy fisher • WfDI CHOfCf Of IQUfFMINf addlny tie*
jbfhfy fo
*5nl brncUl every pike rangt obovt Ihe lowest
We have long offered you valve*
Imhead efficiency. For 1950 we
have higher compressions and
greater power in every engine—
plus a new engine-the F-263—
f(M >. HfNtT J. rzuo*. AK Nltwwl, ntifUtt4*r
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Final Blow For Butter
'The Sanford Herald
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totS, rinrISa, aaSer t*« Art
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THE WORLD TODAY
Prophet Saw End
Of World Coming,
But Not Police
CHINESE 'NEEDLE W ORK'
Hy ALVIN BTBINKOPF
The decinive Senate approval of the b1U to repeal dis
(Fur DeWitt Mir Ken fie)
criminatory federal taxen againnt oleomargarine wae a
AP Forelrn Affaire Anelyet
stroke for common eense in government regulation of foodn.
But the butter interests managed to get In one final punitive
LONDON r - An old friend who
blow against their vegetable competition. Thin way the clause uer-d to ho my neighbor In prewar
in tile Senate measure requiring that olemurgarlne be put Vienna write* from the Austria
rupitnl;
up in triangular packages.
"Wo are beginning to have a
If this regulation should stand, its final effect on the feeling of pride In thuue Austrian
competition between butter and oleo would probably be near" treaty negotiation*. More
slight, and its usefulness in preventing the fraudulent sale then three yearn they havt been
on now, and 1 believe that's
of oleo gp butter would be even^lesg. It in a ridiculous Insult going
g«i liieii the run of the show
to suggest that housewives need a I’ilffcilly new shape of {"otTlV
h
.Uhuu.e! ... Loodoo.
- fim r 'r Z
MANILA.
24-</P)-Tha
sun roe# thte morning un # world
dlaturbed by no more than Ita
ueual problem*.
This wee all right with ino»t
people. But it w u bad luck for
17-year-uld piuphvt Miguel ArmldUia, a former bootblack.
-Ttmi.jc.yOr.7. ago Miguel tpveeJ.
the word hr bed Lccn given
miraculous
In a vtslpn.
He donned a monk’s flowing
gown, rciitwt « simple place iu-*J
in 'iuEurfiSil' dai»f.Vi«AT
People flocked tu hi* piece.
They brought food end worldly
things for him to “bite*.”
Miguel walked among them end
did to.
Hawkers vended ice cream,
candy and knlcknack*. Tha peso*
rolled in.
1
Miguel had another vision.
Yesterday, ' he
propheelied,,
would be tha first of four days ^
of darknees. There would be t#r*‘"
rib]# earthquake*. Then ths world
would vanish.
Newspaper* printed hie predic
tion.
Many people came to his place.
Among them were the police.
Yesterday even the skeptics
weren't too lure. For nine sese
conds Tacloban, Leyte, wai
wa» shakshak
en by an earthquake.
But Manila cops rould not feel
the uurhe. And they could .till
still , ,
. . ■ cc J
—4U
Vftow 1*tK to»A iw rW w e' w A k a i a - i i . ’-J lh jtin g u tf> l> u
t
_
V
'
3 Titl j
«8
up h l>tie country, hut bow
finch
I/*,,. .Ji- ■i.VU|nt4VLUi<*it lal INI
IM ■! ip o c r o t oleo on the tp'occr’s shelves. It is silly to suppose that any liooblchome we inuet be diet the
iio l t
faad«.- -m- u- - iir
r M irse"
r i i i fo
- W*r
to dt
y ("
Bt l i c l «r —Itrn lM e a retre.
defrauder willing to rnnVc a dishonest dollar by puiining grt»t poweit take t- '
t„.v.
Jlepttsenlts nailaaeTle Nr i«- oleo off as butter would he deterred by the triangular oleo ride about u » r
!"
l e a l Kcnspuptr Hrprrcepllrrr
Tiie Hig Four has been trying
IP*.. » m Vorh. rhlrepo, Detroit, package. If the regulation be retained it would have thi .Ince
Jiinueiy 1047 to write e
N < , Measor Cltr. a»S at. Louis,
bur ■’ "" The llcrold ?• a mtmPrr «l li.^ punitive effect of forcing oleo rr'unufacturera to Inr.tall new treaty of imfrpendencn for Aus,.-11
AsaorlatrA Pre*- n l l r t Is entlt|r4 molding „nd packaging machinery, and would urcnnmlhh irie lo '>IH nici'tlngs dgputv fore
' easlastfflr to ths uss lor rrpnl.ll- little else.
ign ' oiinlfiU-r* have settled just
•O • • eatloa of all (hr lorol now* printed
nbont cverytlilng except s'- little
• Wal. •» IM* asnippptr, os rrrll ao all
The triangular package provision might not survive dispute iilimit how much A uitrin
IhJf ' i l s t s t Slsputcbrs.
study by the conference committee which must Iron out dif . Iiould pay for supplies received
“
tJKse-A Y71 A>:.-24 ^1060" ^
ferences between House and Senate bills, Regardless of that (rum Husain since 104b,
f
TOUaW BIBLE VERSE
point, both houses of Congress now have approved the idea The ii mount Involved is leu
a tittj*
--------Ilian u million dollars. Lest D*
that the household shopper has u right to free choice be ermber
ili’
There la no teacher comparable
in New York the deputies
tween
oleo
and
butter,
and
have
put.
an
end
to
the
long
'
to experience. Many have taper!itccideil tu let Ktisaia and Austria
; «<*d hleaefngti becaitee of their illusion that the federal government ought to protect one come to term* lietween them■ kindness to aged, .to tick persons American industry against the competition of another Am •clvei. Hi net then Russia hae
or unlortuaate ones, to friends. I erican industry.
iiirncd down two Austrian offers
> have learned by experience Ihat
eiul Die matter Is still up in the
i the Lord hath blessed me for thy
o|i us the deputies meet here for
take^-Ge. 30:27.^
The Military Draft
• heir 241Mh session.
The West
i bulks
Russia |ui.l
doesn't
want
. .The Cily of Ocala txpccli lo
tu be freed.
The Department of Defense has asked for an extension Austria
In more serious vein my Aus
‘ stall cmtlruclion on ite twimmirig
of
the
authority
to
draft
men
for
the
military
services.
The
trian fni-nil given some impression
pocl in the near lulute.
ace the sun.
draft power has not been used for the past year, because of Ihe lee]ing of uneasiness that
it has not been needed to keep the services up to their auth ■iitturb* bi« more thoughtful counorized strength;__
__ ___________________ '.ryinen because they can't start
a iiotifltfT country'.
it makes sense,TiowtiVer,* to keep the draft power alive -rn-Tinjrime
They know they eren't hlg
so that it can be used if necessary. The defense establish enough to be dangerous to anyone
ment is considered ao vital that we Hre pouring more than a ..ml concede, with resignation, that
third of the national budget into it. As long as the strength •heir ilestlnv is being shaped by
outside their ciuintry in
of our defenaee continues to be so important, it is also im event*
■littsnt capitals.
portant that the manpower required for them be available al
A year or two ago my friend,
all times.
a Catholic, wauled all occupation
It iH good to have enough volunteers for ail needs But urinleH lo pel out, as promised
the only way to make certain that al) nee’ds will be met is to when « tieaty Is written. lie
thought Unit with American eld
Lewi* Scholl, director of the keep, the power of conscription.
Austria could mnku a go of it.
By ita light they gently .pluck
ed Miguel .from . a crowd of hla
followers and crated him off to
headquarters.
Aa the revolving earth brought
normal darkness tu
to Manila toto
night no charge had been
bc«n fifed
filed
against Mfguel.
But
a municipal
health
authority suggested softly that
Miguel be examined by piychlstriete. >* ’ *
.
|
■
* Mr*. Franklin D, Rooievcll icf r t f w T ttltd n her memoir* that her
t l**V blub and “he<iilsird'‘ on hi* third
' Sift I -bld. So did a lot of othrr people.
I W # ’ ' T 1 -------- "•-- -----'MN(
**1* new slate tenni* singlca
.champion it Ricardo Balbier*, Rol. |h« .
College Undent, who ha* ireI l f »- quently been teen in action on
Mayfair court* in thi* city
.To1'
' Mi t Stale Beverage Department reveal*
’ that Sanford will receive $5,862.12
SB jl» ihare of the division of the
Slate cigarette tax money lor Nov' ember, 1949, the first monlh of its
_ j-, . operation. Al that rate ihe total for
g|fi ’ an entire year would be $70,345.44,
(Is- k rafher sizable chunk. And enough
1pi*
in the rouitr of a few year* to gel
f tome of the thing* done around
I f j J, Jl'tre which need lo be done.
Stele Welfare Hoard report*
, l that 70 percent of (hole receiving
old age Hiiiilance in this ilale aie
J ,1' ‘telling let* than $50 a month. That
is not much to live on in ihete day*
j.'ef high price*, but it ia worth while
Utemimbcring that the bn l way to
V tigfv* Ihe aged adequate aititlance
‘j t 'l o tlnp paying out money to
lttl«cp people from working, to slop
-J/^ 'p m n in g ihe pump" when the well
s-1.' U already overflowing and in dantMnniiig dry, lo keep the
V >budget balanced and ihe financial
l
Condition of (lie country on a tolf. ; trenl baii*.
tilt
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The Human Equation
lit bis address at the (.Ulmer Yamboree, Felix It McKnlght, assistant managing editor of the Dallas News, told
“
the troubles of publishing a newspaper
These troubles center around that Intangible known as
the human equation. In that respect, as a productive enter*
miMCuk neWflpV,)*.r
from u box factory or u steel
mill whose products are cut and dried ns to specification A
newspaper chartgea daily.
' A
Into The i Dallis News pour 1,000,000 wordH a day
I here is morn for only 100,000 in the paper. Selectivity be
comes a major art * mid there the trouble of human equation
urines. One reudtr feels a column should be devoted to Tito.
Another feels that Tito should be left out and a column Ue*
voted to Mickey Cohen of Lon Angeles.
m
m1Vl l o
n
Le read, checked, edited,, set
In typo or discarded within k fow hour’s time, with tho
S55F82^Shnea"dsndthenecM"Uy,,f uevwaey Un" ^
Through It all, the enterprise - to be Independent - must
hi* financially stable. Yet# the dollar mark must remain forever secondary to public service. And there again, whHt is
public service? Does the paper have a prime obligation to
give the reader what it likes to read, or wlmt it ought to
read 7
There are times when'the paper must oppose the mob.
And there are many times when it must "afflict Urn com
fortable and comfort the afflicted."
The American newspaper is nut blameless. But it truefeeds In Informing you if you want to be Informed. Upon
that criterion it stands or falls. . . . The Dallas News.
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Than tayi
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Russia, according to Ibis A m
m an belief, |h not finished with
Dio, They think ha Is In for
more pressures, and that Rus• i<*n troops in Hungary and Rumania might apply them.
'these troop* are In Hungary
m u I Riimamu "tu guard Russian
communlrutlon lines” to the occuP" I ion force In Austria. I f the
Russians sign an Austrian peace
treaty they would he obliged to
remove tlndr troops within 00 days.
I f they did take them out, there
wouldn't he any justification, legal
or otherwise, for keeping Russian
force, in the two satellite lands.
Thi re would lie no "communica
tions lines'' to protect. .
By RUSSELL KAV
Uo the Austrians, longing for a
peace treaty, are resigning themThe Marines landed in Orlando ■Ing.
selvas tu walling for the settle
laat week and they had the "situa Then Georg* Hmether* (tapped ment of the Tlto-Kreinlin quarrel
Alger Hiu ha* been conviclrd
of perjury, bill whal ihe verdict
yV really meant i* that in the mind*
" of the jury at lean Hit* stand*
| convicted of having supplied Ruidaa ipiei with secret U. S. docu• menu and information while Hist
Too Late To Classify
wal employ'd in the U S. Stale
.ailment. There are other peni'gde atill occupying high govemmenl
: office in the United Stele* who
p i an equally thong feeling lot tion well In hand‘'.frota the start.
a big man, a handsome
conununiitic philoiophy of gov- The occasion was tha launiMnf up. HeHiela manner
was sincere and
tnt, and who ihould be eli- of George Smather’i campaign for easy. The vail audience seemed
a aeat In the United State* Senate. electrified. They cam* to their feet
from public office,
It hae I
in a body and then pant up emowore given voice. Tne *n9 m » out *6f ten income tag* nets the* .
cal
campaign*
. ■* wee deafening and it was
itt in the upper bracket* make ycare but neve. ____________
ilneor*. The ovation wae long and
lake*" in theii own favot equal the affair at Orlando laat luaty. The candidate, humble and
Thursday.
preparing their U i return*,
gracious, accepted it and opened
Long before th a ttme eet fet hie talk with word* of deep ap
Treeiury Department iniiiti,
the meeting motorcade* began foil* preciation, that set off , another
it aiked for more money to in* tng
into town from ovary Motion of round of cnthuileatic greeting.
' ite relume.ia the lower brac- the itat*. Tha elr wee electric, ev
Pulling no
iiu punchei,
iiuiisiiva, o
ib iib u i
Bmatheri
whkrr th«y eutpect timiltr erybody aaemed to MnM that punched
an atteck
atteck on
on Cfnimunlim,
Cfmmunlim,
r — ........Ji
demagogue*, fatie
false promisee, in
ke. occur. One of the main *ome thing big w aajn the a t r . '
Than he!) broke loo**,'the v u t flation and referred to
‘ the "eh
• why N* ate oppoeed to army
of Smother* eupporter* t o t quant end peraueiive politicians",
to cprred .alt. of the evile had to tat off eteem. Like high "apologist!
"apolo
for Stalin", poHtiolei
mankind -by federal legiilation school kid* before a football gam* pled piper*", "misguided leelots"
hocauto it impoeee a burden* they paraded up and down Orange and those who offered "roiy tinted
in geity decorated ear* radical bribe* attempting to buy
i upon the law-abid- Avenue
lined bumper to bumper, banner* vote* with money from our own
SI ignored by thoee waving, home aqawklng and baadi treasury." He did not mention hi*
the iewt, and nolhing playing.
opponent but no one had the
hug* convention •Ilghteet
slightest doubt a* lo whom ha wai
' ml It. What good Tha Collaeui
ng about when be referred to
IV. an FEPC blU
of Tadleala and
!
K ukto^M .'^ « ! .leader
Mlats." when he expressed hi
pearanc*.
aa fully aware of tqe "fight1
|(.lt wtto eafoiced ao boHer Mrvori aetl
aav* to make, and stated
■oel of «ur pweenl itatutei ojer 6,000. It,
» w*| pnoared lo "aceept
ie ehtllenge, ’ tha crowd went
1 1 ’'
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Now he Isn't quite no mire, and ho
confesses it'» comforting to see
'Ve-tern troops a bout A» long as
iln-y ure there, he figures, things
will bung in their present uneasy
balance.
lie i- ii little iilnrmeil by the
ponslhfllly thut should i-veryvne,
including the Russians, leave to
morrow the country would Iip vul
nerable to the schemes of Austrian
Communists being trained us po
litical agents, lie believes, In r*C
gion* of Russian occupation.
weighing It nil up, h* still
wnutft every ucciiiuillon army to
gal out. ite think* that Austria
us u whule has reached a suffi
cient degree of prosperity to realst
Communlvin.
Many Austrian-, are thoroughly
convinced Unit Marshal Tito in
Yugudavla U the unwitting ceAs*
of the delay in pulling the trivial
finishing touches mi the Austrian
-on* way or another. '
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CATTLEMEN CONTRIBUTE
‘ u,t'« a«fda, Fla.VThe CharOtle County Cattlemen'* Associa
tion recently contributed $600 to
the fund for construction of a new
J-Hl club tamp In Highlamta Coun
ty for eanthern Florida 4-H b o n
end girls, according to County
Agent N. H. McQueen.
„ LIMB TO PABTUMBB
Perry, FI*.—SeVen Taylor Coun
ty farmer* applied more than 100
••one of lime to their pastures dur
ing the naat month, according to
County Agent D. 0. McCloud.
"Home ecrap" 1s the steel In
dustry'# term tor metal trimifilnge,
etc. collected In foundrlea and reliiu c iim lt
"f"
he W
Isto #»****!_
youngsr, taller and stronger
-- ----------*ve*. ho
than -----------hla oppohalit
and b#ll*v**rh*
can take It and hold hla own la
the melet
Pnor to the Orlando* rally
Smother* supporter^ had adopted
the Megan "Beet Pepper," but Mt o hearing their candidate and
wltneaelng the demonstration thee
•hanged I t to "Elect Bmather*.*
to » f* <a too smart tad la*
wnfah ha* never been wltneeed
loael convention.
s
w
with the
«t*4 end sen*
to oerede ertmod
aameltig demon*trate n iu n ‘
St. Johns River
Fishing Rules Are
TIIK HILL) (There was no six per
Eased By Law
cent kirk hack I)
Sanford Forum
Killtui,
Hunford Herald,
lanfurd, Florid*
»e*r Sir:
In our Forum letter of Jan. Ill,
we jnewHiled fad* that led. us
tu believe Ihern la a definite need
for the Memorial. Stadium. Of
.■ours* many people feel the atadlim Is needed,nut they question the
plan of financing, especially .since
wc stated that the construction of
the stadium would NOY affect the
present taf situation.
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The i reikty of. Ii!* atadinlA' Will,
depend upon tlm outcunig I of the'
F« j! 11 fefereddutn >eflainlng, to
the extension of the Florida Pow
er A Light Company's franchise
for BO years. If the question is
favorably acted upon hy the voteis
the City would receive six percent
of the company's groSH Income un
ait annuel klekhuclt. The gross In
come figure pertains tu cummerdial and residential service In
Sanford. Based on present estimat
ed figures, the City would rpcalve a net kickback of 112,0(10
plus taxes paid, or about $18,000
annually. However, we would like
to point out the only eat figure
ie the six percent. Aa Sanford
progresses noth the company's
gross Income and the kickback
would Increase. In other words, the
City would net at least $ 1,000 per
ihuiith for the next 30 years.
What should Sanford voters con
sider when attempting to reach a
fair decision on the franchise extentlon question T
The undersigned conducted a
rivals, investigation and w* he
ave our findings will Interest lo
cal cltissns.
First, 1st us supposs the mea
sure Is vetoed by the voters. Banford would continue to be carved
by Ihe Florida Power A Light
Company fos the next eight y r ra
according to provision In the prasent franchise. At the end of tha
lod the City could do ana of
. ... things--either construct >lta
own utility or enter Into another
agreement with a private utility
with tha possibility of no kickback provision in the agreement,
What about these two uptlone?
Could the City afford ita own ut
ility I The answer Is nol The coat
would be prohibitive. The Florida
Power S Light Company Is is
building a plant at Palatka at
estimated cost of over $10,000,000.
But this figure, applied to a munielpally-owned plant, doesn't In
clude the big coat of distribution
and then the maintenance of the
distribution eyetsm.. Another fac
te* would>'be the" provision In
rates fovd*gieeiatto« AfSa* Jerk, savin* built IU pouter pit
yean ago It boasted of Ha _
ceedlnaly low ratat. Two y ean
ajpo tea plant nearly eellapeoA
R
A locally owned plant would
have to provide Its own ere wh in
tlmCs whon excessive iimlntaiinnrr
would ha* required. If the plant
were tu fall there would he no
guvilable ' power until the plant
Wu* restored tu proper operating
conditions.
Ort the other hand, in' eddlthm
to the Mix percent llrkbSrk from
the Florida Power A Light Com
pany* M ai ptower consjingra ifiglit
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 24, -</P)
The men who seine for catfish
commercially in the 81. Johns
River uiul Luke Qkeechohee now
have a fixed set uf.rules tu follow.
The regulations were adopted b]
tlx- Gam* and Freim Water FIs!
Commission yesterday.
They replace those which ’have
been In effect mure or less Inform
ally during an experimental period
of commercial fishing on the In
land .water areas, There aren't
many major changes,, though. i
Btats Rep. \V. J. Hendry of
Okeechobee County, a flab dealer,
said, they are somewhat Its* strin
gent than before.
Local electricians (names furnish
ed upon rwquMt) tell u* they have
received by far bettor ‘cunperntIon
from the Florhla Power A Light
Company thnn from other private
Fuy one thing, the fishermen
ly ur publicly owned ulilltles. The
Florida Power A Light Cumpuny, can he on the water from 3 A.M.
employing some 20(1 persomi in to Q P.M. dully. Heretofore they
till* area, has unr uf the higtlcNl have been restricted to daylight
wage sealen nf any husim-iH In operations.
On the St, John* River only,
Florida.
There arc many other considera hoop nets will ho permitted for
tions. The cumpuny’s plants In
HanfurU, Daytona Reach, Mel
bourne, Danltt, and the new plant
being built at Palatka are all
inter-cminected to provide their
customers a continual power sup
ply to any area In the event of a
plant failure ur In the event a
certain area foresees a need fur
extra power. Maintenance crew*
are muved from are* to area as
needed, especially In emergencies
such as the Htuart Incident laat
year when tha hurricane leveled
power lines hut service was rest
ored In a minimum period of time
aa crews from all section* of Flor
ida were dispatched by the com
pany to the area. These are risks
which a locally owned plant would
have to assume and lit times
might provs exceedingly roetly to
the TAX PAYER)
Due to ths limitation of space
w« must omit many other factors.
But from these mentioned her*
It Is obviously advantageous for
the cltissns of Sanford, under the
franchise eatsnilon provisions, to
go to the polls on Feb. 81 and
vote FOR e franchise extension.
Mott sincerely voure,
Arthur Beckwith, Jrt,
____ end Julian Blanstrom
SOVIET URANIUM MINKS
LUENBEBURG, Germany, Jan,
84—(#)—The Russian* were re
ported today to have begun dig*
uranium fro n ^ a new IteM
- Soviet mu * of Germany,
German workman who
fled from the mine d#-,
* located *In the Hare
m m
foe VSStoS,i
^
^
._-]'** give the ‘
Ida meacy. •
Florida received fllH.IMU of the
federal excise taxes un sporting
arms end ammnniliuu Iasi year.
It matched every three dollars rereived with one dollar end spent
(I all In state wildlife restoration
work.
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T O D A Y -!
the first time.
Fishermen will be given annual
permits eaplring at the end of
June of each year. They may buy
permits In June for the whole
year, ur one In December for the
naif year. They will not be issued
in any other muntha.
II. S. Concerned With
Poor Teacher Training
WASHINGTON, Jan. 84. — UP)
— Tha National Commission on
teachar education and professional
standards said today it la becom
ing deeply concerned over faulty
training of teachers.
The Commission, a part of tha
National Education Association,
■aid a national confaranca on
tsarlwr training standards will bs
held at Indiana University, Bloom
ington, ImL, Juna 88 to July 1,
"Tha formal aducatlon of teach•ra take* place In such a groat
number of institution# of tush
varying typo and quality that tea
preparation of taachera does not
always meet the needs of education
for these times," tha commission
.Old In a statement,
PHHHRNT FOE HUBBY
CHICAGO. Jan. 84—<m—Mra.
Harry A. Linaweaver, wife of a
a divorce lawyer, aaawarad the
doorbell of bar hoaw laat sight,
■he told a strange, wall-dr***ad caller that ths attorney waa
not at hoi
Exateimii
far your
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Station Wagon
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Deluxe Equipment l* 1
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TERMS and TRADES
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: Social And Personal Activities
y marlin Palmer Hay—.Society Editor
S jcial Calender
Pauline Radford
Weds T. Burnett
The mairlaga of Mrs. Pauline
Radford of Hanforj_ Jo,JTJ'*ndore
J lr n e 'l ot i .hhc Mary luOk place
on Mslurdhy morning at 10 W?
p’clock.
Rev. H. I.yttleton Zim
. . Th* Pilot Club will hold it* merman nci forinnl tlm ceremony
| bu*,l‘*»* meeting in |»;r I *^|,i in the Glia gel of Peace of Holy
Cluh *1 8tU0 P. M. It, he pteceitHit Cross Fplsiopa) Church hsfnr** a
by th* board meeting at 7i3i) I*. \1. few relatives and clus* ftlends of
The Junior Woman** U « k »<' *>f the couple.
th* Congregational Church wi.l
The bride wore a street length
rn**t at the home of Mr*. Run
ner C art*r on West First Minct dress of Navy blue crepe with
at 8:00 P. M. All membert HIP i shell pink ucessoriea. She wore a
cor'itgo of pink rose* and mango
urged to be preient.
blossoms,
W EDNESDAY
Serving as matron of honor
Prayer meet lug will I * held at was M r*. Maty Loo Holme* who
the First Baptist Church with * wn» gowned In emerald green
study being based un the book of satin with which ihe wore cocoa
Acta at 7:80 P. M.
accessories and a corsage of yelDepartment meetings of the low ruse Imds.
Miss Hue Ann
Flret
Baptist
Church .Sunday Rmlford, daughter of the bride)
School will be held ut 8:311 J\ M.
was a bridesmaid and wore a blue
The Fine A rt* Department ,,f ami while checked taffeta frock
the Sanford Woman’s Cluh with with a corsage of talisman rosea.
Mrs. H. Wayde Rucker as chnirJohn W.
Moore performed
man, will hold a business meeting the duties of heat man for the
and election of officers at 3:00 bridegroom.
P.M. - The public Is cordially invit
Mr*. Ituruclt Is the daughter of
ed to enjoy an art program under Mrs. R, K. Hldrley of Fan (iallio.
the direction of Mrs. C. I*. Hen- Mr. Burnett is u native of Michi
derson to begin at 3:30 P M.
gan and ha* lived in Florida U t
THU RSD AY
the past four year*,
Following
The Junior Brotherhood of the a short wedding trip Mr. and
P in t B ap tu r Church will meet In Mrs. Bm nett plan to nt|ke their
the Young Men** Bible Clasirnom home at 318 West Fifth Street
• t 7:30 P. M.
Bemlnola Rehekah l.udg* No. -13
* t » meet a t 8:00 P.M. In the Odd
Fellow* Hall.
District Deputy
In*a K. W illiam * ami staff of O r
lando w ill he preient to install
the new officers for the coming
The i apid growth of tennis In
year. A ll vliitln g Rvbekatis are
Florida wilt be the subject of thi*
welcome.
weekly Hanford Business and Pro
FR ID A Y
fessional Women's Club radio proA covered dish supper will he grain on Station WTRR Wednes
held by members of the Sanford day night ut H P.M , Mm. P. M.
Tourilt Club at tl:3ll P. M. at the Dingle. H A PW flr*t vlce-preiiTouriit Center, The dub will ili'iit and recreational chairman an
furnilh roll* and coffee. Plans are nounced.
being made to obtain a magician
Mr >. Utilities Is also recreational
to entertain during Hu- evening | director ul the Mayfair Inn himI
and each member is asked to dun- with her on this program will lie
nate ,3b cents to help defray his Hubei l Kiirlander. tennis pro of
expenie.
the Muvfair, Tlleir guests will he
Billy Tisim, winner of the hoys'
SATURDAY
Th* Hanford Tourist Club will singles tennis championship-’ ami
hold it* regular Saturday night Rnrlmm McNub, winner of the
gills tennis rhiimpiunslllp, both uf
party.
T im s D A Y
._ _ T h *. ehnfti choir of ll,*
Tennis Will be
Program Subject
Hmtfoid.
Girl’s Auxiliary
Mrs. J, B. Phillips
Has Study Class
Phllathea Hostess
.T h e Intermediate, G irl*’ Auxil
iary held a study class on Foreign
Mia*Ion* Thursday n)ght at the
Flfit Baptist Church in the Edu
cational Rujldlng,
Mr*. Forres)
Uatchel taught a lesson from the
hook "My F a th e rT p ld Me" f,y,
Sara Ellen Uoaier.' a missionary
to Japan.
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After the study a chill supper
was served hy the lenders with
Mr*. B. C. Gtiihnm assisting. Th»
'eng supper table wa* dseomted
with aaaleas and fern.
M il* Barham McNali, president
uf the Girls’ Auxiliary, presented
Mr*. Galchel with a gift uf linen
from the group In appreciation of
her work with thfrm. Those at
tending wen* Barham McNah, Kay
Holtxelaw, Jackie Rowland, Bar
bara Pearce. Jeanne Imnk Miller,
Nancy Rountree. Louisa Me Alex
ander, Jean Wilson, Mary Jane
Dobeon, Nellie Bowen, Bohie Jean
Galloway, Hue Ann Radford, Eether Ion Morrison, Jane Davis,
Ellen Driggers and Hhlrley Pea*
cock.
Also Jo Ann Hlrawder, Mararet Hunt, Betty, Peacock, and
oyeg Anderson. Guests from the
Central Baptist Chureh included
Myrtle Lee llontrv r K ilty Nl«,
filo ii* Benton, Beatrice' Drown,
Betty Ufbbe, Shirley Maifcv. Dor
othy GUIyard and Annitt# Brooke.
Vliltore were Peggy W right and
Nail Bula. A lio M il. F. D. Joba,
5
South Side School
ObeerveB Arbor Day
Day. wag MproprlaUly
obwrved at the 8«uihj)|de School
on Friday when a magnolia tree,
given to th* school hy Mr*. Jgck
Rueaell, waa planted on the ichool
yard.
11
The following program waa pre*
•anted by Ihe puplla o f the school:
Aybor
Esam
• droua- Beauty of w Tre*,'i origin
of Arbor Day and What the Tree*
S la w
,
The Phllathea Class of the First
Baptist Phurrh met .recently ut
8:110 P-M. at the homo of Mrs, J.
B. Phillips on I'nlmctto Avenue.
Hostesseg with Mrs. Phillips were
Mm. Clyde Humphries, Mrs. C. L.
Carter. Jr., and Mrs. Ilul Colbert,
Jr,
Decorations In the Phillips
home were of vari-colored gladloIuses and other spring flowers.
Mrs. A. I). Holloway, president,
presided over a short buslni's*
meeting and Mrs. J. L. Lee wan
appointed chairman of a committee to see that fresh flowers will
lie plared in the class room euch
.Sunday, Mra. Walter Fester, Mrs.
E. J. Martin and Mra. Hurry H u ff
man were appointed to purchase
draperies for the classroom.
Several games and contests were
conducted hy Mra. Carter and u
prlxe waa won hy Mrs. Hoffman.
Refreshments consisting of chick
en salad, olives, cookies and punch,
were served buffet style by the'
huslessee.
Those attending were Mra. E. J.
Martin, Mre. Walter Fester, Mr*.
Buford Brown, Mrs. Braliey Odham, Mra, John Kader, Mre. M. T.
Haynes, Mra. A. D. Holloway. Mrs.
Llyde Piercy, Mre. L. M. Howell.
Jr„ Mm. H arry Huffman and Mrs.
J. M. Htlneefeher.
Mrs, C. F, Proctor, Jr.
To Be Organist
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ROBERT, KURLANDEBh
aa mm «J first M tmol* profasaloMig te If. •-
On Duty at Mayfair Inn
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IMInm Kvolyn Mathews
MarrieH In WaycrusH
F IV E
Lako Monroe School ‘March Of Dimes’ To
Observes Arbor Day
Sponsor Two Dances
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I,m\ Suits I'rcvttil
In lbillvwood News
Holly >vou(|
100 Members, Guests
Attend Tourist Meet
County ('oinicil M
Meet In bake Mary
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BantiHt Nurnery
. EntertuinH Parentn Fine Art« Group
To Have Art Program
following! M r. and M rs. Burke
Steele,
M r. and Mra.
Douglas
St enst runr and children, Douglas
Jr. and Patricia Ann, Mr. and Mrs.
It. B. Dugger and daughter Joy,
M r, and M r*. A. L. Thomas, Mr.
und Mrs. Chandler Vatl and daugh
ter Ruth Ann, M r. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kader and eon A rt, M r. and
Mrs. K. C. Whiternlr# and son Den
nis, M r. anil Mre. Rdgar Benton,
Mr. and M r*. W . L. Vance, Rev.
ami Mrs. W. P. Brooks, Jr.
Alsu Mrs. J, F. Harrison, Mrs
Hoy L. Johnson, Mra, R. T. Thom
as, Mrs. Carl Rabun, Jr., Mrs.
Charles Anderson, Mra. H . L. Os
borne, Mre, K. M . W hitm ire, Mrs.
A. C. Madden, Mrs. R, R. Pippin,
Mrs. Louise Paulk and eon Tommy.
Mrs. H. E, Turner, M rt.,J. Vide!
Jones, Miss Freda Harrison, Miss
HAPPY B IN TH O A Y
Jan. ta
Mr*. M. 0. CM
i ■\
’.^ 7 , V f
J
Mrs. Bills welcomed many, trial*
■ore and Invited them to attend a*
often a i possible. Tha masting ad‘mimed about 10:13 p. if.
ILL■.J
The marriage uf Mlsa Evelyn
Tw 0 beautiful -hade tlee* were
Mlglilipblii.g
I tie
Mrtlrh
of
Mathew*, daughter ut Mr. and
ndile 1 to flit- Lake Monro,* Si hind I ' iiiii - d im fm fiouls to aid polio
Telephone 148 Mrs. John J. Mathews, formerly
tin b«ri| ,i ioiiii it lee will
input on Friday nt 11:011 A. M net nil
ut Hanford and now of Waycross,
honor of Prof, um| M r*. J. T il- -li".i-or l '.in dunces nil Monday
0«.. to Benjamin Hardin Wilson,
Jacoht for their long years uf inirbt uliu'li u ill furnish entertain*
Jr., son of Mr. and M r*. Benja
ice to thr
mill com- ini'iii ........... the tastes of all per*
min Hardin Wilson, waa solcmSiiiifonl itiui Seminole
tin fiity. Another
tie** wn* nl.<t» -mi*
tilted In a double ring ceremony
iicitU’il tli .Ml'ft. KliXillii'tb line'll • ‘■lyniv line li,'Ki-t will admit the
on Jan M at Dili) o'clock In the
■•
nn fm atr yvnts uf Hcrvicc in pm I'lnin'i in tmih dances.
,
I Arthur Moure Chapel of the First 1
*‘ *••^1 - 'in Inn halL
rrietid* will he glad Jo learn 1Methodist Church. The Rev. Wood- j
Sll|»t.^ r \V I.Ji\sh»|i Hint Fit if Im.lll I- liellig doliKle.l hv the hottl
ies Lansing i» tnjprnviim 'VtiT. A d u l o f tormed th * ee»e 1
•'•**
‘
J \ ,,->'Wiwe
,Wl*' **i **>11• ' ' ■ . . .. «4. t . '
following s recent operation.
| many In the presence of the firm- 1
■........... .. luck t " th e m u s ic o f
M'liiinl toiiift! mnnilo i *
llies of tb“ couple.
lo -*i . i . n i i i i e i t Lv »b* OrW illiam Havii* ~ on.I I A Hi-flin**
Mr*. Hutton Redd and young
Nuptial music wa* rendeicd
, , ..i tin- \ i,oilcan Fed*
, 1111It '
I ' l n l . Jiiintiw, m
i estfHiiiM** it(•at tisvs tel timed to their ’ home Py Lyndon Wowl stile, pianist, and
i lliliHl llltft-rvMlktlffr Im nlcnts Hi 4*1111 • III* • .'.I M u sici an s,
from tlm Fernald lutughtun Me- hie selections Included "Clair dv
i-,- ut i in- An.mry for »
I hi
tlflH tlll with Ills *r In ut I VMllk
toorial Hospital,
I.uue", "I Love You Truly" and
Si-linnl fttllilentw ji v4* n slmit "111(1*1 * dsm i i- liciog fui'iiinhed by
*'( > Promise Me."
Hugh liven
tin* b*. • I N ,ii. i,.ii tumid Unit anJ
ftketcli tif Ailmi liny,
Mis, J. II. Van Hoy has icturned soloist, sang “ Htvausc" and "I
l<. 11<111it, ii.iisii' iif the Whoot
ami
mnnnei
ul»fri*rvntiim. lilt n
to her home at twin Magnolia Ave Love Thee". The traditional wed
’T ret'* , u fnnin by Jnyie K ill lit" r , i i h i- h i I i be featured during th#
nue from California where she ding murches were used end "D
tn flu* lllUAif i»f 0*1 in IfiiHhiit'h, mni , i , i in , \ f11...i stiuw will ba pi#spent about three months.
Perfect Love'* was softly pluye t
a w in *, “Arb'ii | i n>'' by Rob»*;t wviitiil nl nil'll ilmu't*.
during the ceremony.
Hi humann, t t n r HU ^critett f>v Hi«*
Uf. Ilv iirv Mcl.nnlin has left for
The chapel was beautifully de
htuilrnt bt»tl\ F**lln\v Illy till 111ii
Tampa .......... lo- I* unending the corated with white gladioluses,
If I’ll Iti it luncbi'iiM w nt, h,- i \ i n
( }||i
mid-winter congress of Optometry burning tapers in branched can
ftt’bnnl lu f ih t m
being held nt tlie Florida Hotel.
delabra and graceful palms.
Given in mnrriuge by her fathMr*. M. E. Baker ha* returned er, the lovely bride wore B dress
lin t I y W * m ID . Ian. 0-1 — l/P)
By m ill I H llM a s
to her home on West First Street of blue base tissue broadtail.
I'll, life mil I go idl lri-Holiyfollowing tin ■ijivi atlull at Orange Her hat, with shoulder length
........ I depst Ion III ic |i,d t * tile # * d * jl.l.Y W flD D . Jim
3) i , | ’ i
Memurlul Hospital.
veil, and long gloves were of
v eb.|im eu 1 I "da I
*» gnnd new- t.. hingli men i.
matching material and her only
i in, mini nc, to ense and two
u), 1ml nnl nclm- hi pniti
ornament
was
a
cameo
locket
M i. and .Mrs. II. K, Hnlmas
-u d . ..ii, '..I I, i "lee unit the o th * r
■l Allelic I >!>111 mints In gel
have as their guests their son which tu'longed to her sister,
t it i»r*iiii f1111nl
rt led
and dmiphlet-In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur It, Beckwith, Jr. of
I br iriri*11»11•-nf fit f ion wft« filed
Ilul I w mi l mm i v nu aid m .
Darwin lliitmus mol daughter Su this city. She wore colira accc->
i< iiirl.i I ' \l
lames Ray II*n riiliii ki ll "It jiiht wnuldii
-sorts*, and a purple throated or
san uf Evanston, III.
Ii ok-, win • it iiii
D ia l at th #
Work. I wind III keep nil Willi III>
chid formed her corsage.
tu n ,
i ll u ii I i liana. M c x
mar
career, and I itnn't think two m in .,
Mrs. Beckwith serveil aa mu'
lin e . n . i
'i I'M .. Die tiam lU a d g r
careers
wmilil
pin*
J
have
heat
I
Mi and M i* lleiijannu Huiilin Wilson. Ji nc slmwn nt the dinner
run of honor and waa gowned in
hi
nil wed I- acttes* Larain#
plum colored tlaeue faille with following then wedding which look plmi on Jan it in Wnycross, of too ninny cu-c. ilmi fulled
Dm
M ia- . i I .i"_-n- Dm u ifg of Lea
"Heeim-c
1
mini
lo
k
,,
g
no
daaghlvi of
which she wore block ircceseorics (la Mis. it ilsiui i * the luimci Mis* Evelyn In tin
......... I....... m .ioigii oi the N e w
end a corsage uf white carnn Mi iiiul I I I , John J .Mallows, who ninth then loon m Sanford for working, I wuiit a mail wiiu •Over 1IM1 iiifml,ci. hikI guests lion*. W. F. Goins of Jackson many years F|o.ti the....... tutu from the riie.it Slunk' Mniiiiiatn*, Mr. sympathetic ......... . .uicm Ilul I ' ik r .laid lia eball team.
I,, h no be I uili't Im'illnt y drek**
want lino to i,c Die hieuitwimie.
attended the Hiilutdiiy night party ville acted as best man fat the and Mr* Wilson plan to make their home in Wuyen.—.
in II. mb M
in I .,*s Angeles
anil hcHil uf the film ily If i l ‘
of the Hanford Tnnrixt Cluh at bridegroom.
. "I.) nmiig u Mexican
, nccessut y, i ll .piit m ting "
the Tourist Center Tom Vernon,
Mrs. Mathews, mother of tv.,
. tin loll..wing day. Hit* and
The fu lali-tn iciollictiU lig m c
entertainment chairman, conducted bride, wore a grey crepe gown
U>ru b cc .Michel
uk
' tm......... . mm i ied tinmedlIf she get- linn ncil Du* ye»n U
a guessing game based on the with blucli accessories and a cot
.•Mm
i in I-1 Paso. I.atar
D islik es M ovie L ife will lie in .film- Ii - li><i lucki
contents of erven gift packages. sag* of pink
rninatlone, T'ul 'i'
uni Dninehei* went
muiiDi Hln- l.ciimo a model lo
Prises were awatdnl to Miss J, bridegrooms mother,. Mrs. Wii
eo a ci nini man lags cer*l.tlH A N tif.i I'S Jim. 'Ji
opi June, also made In i singe didmt.
•Bile, E, K. Cnheitv, Mrs. Nancy son, was attired In aipmmarii. *
About fit* H o iiii 1 Ib'imui i rut ion
wI., o I.* ■ i ililui nlit deerr*
"I 11,nil Hunt tu In in the ninv Clinic In H'dlywniiil a in I -ngin U vv Hi*
Dobbins, Mrs. Ellen Holler. The crepe with black itccesBorlei and i ’liili memla'i and I ’.mnlv r -.i,11,-iJ
I o iiiil I,, cal whatever I Mti.M In Dial nmol Ii \ 0|| Jim, Is
refreshment committee was com pink carnntiuns also formed Ini ■ffacr- were pic cut tm a meet ies
lo i'll-,- was ohposed of Mr*. Ellen Hluidoin, Mrs corsage.
ing on Thin day in l ake Mary want, mill .......... . uni piny vvit limit Die month fm limb
m i Hnln Vuutif,
F. Hhiplev and Mrs \V Murray.
w
m
i
I
iny
nlo
lhi
i
I
get
niv
knee*
I
'lily
Dl
Hill
I
h ,>odci log iilnml
ul
11,nil
A
M
M
i*
i'
M
Flown—
.
Following tin- tvrentorty, ll»
unguis] "O ur
III* fm I looming i .Ii iti 'll Mi In
A. C. Madden announced that bride’s parents, entertained wiin |i|i"ldrnt, minim toil rIn- nieetilig
cialclicd
■ emm'd' casts, and
William Intell, checker* amt chess a dinner at the W are Hotel. Tli - l*i Flank tjnillman m o tin guc-l
Hu - in - pci i, mile vein old i.uin M in e " Allied I,nor Him dot 111
'D m
I'liu d s t
Thay
expert, would lie nl the Tourist Inble wit> centered with whil<
1'i‘iiki‘i for Hie pior'iain tui-cii on Lee Mi. In I, in i vpliiiiiing ti, a ie stage vei-lno u* mid lino Doll
..... lay
Vunlig forCenter on Hundrn hv "tiedal B i carnation*
‘‘ Henltli "
lie I.f-i-d lo talk on P'll t,'| -Cllll l.| I t|,- I 1itlllial |ll||- uf In1'* pel ted fm lie toll I ai
■n ' " d l" Inez James,
feelx Dial tin Ann 10 Ho piddle
rangemer" of the ..... .
«-o It. V , and at one end was a K.ree-Its*. -unitary piidibon and t.dil .loti being i, 111in a. i i c f " t i in D em psey,
•Slu- innl, tli,
L’liurnher of t ommerce. url Klsenwedding cake eacirclHl wit
iletnenl v i- Dllliks nl I ugh* h • ...... I "I I . , i no mtier- iiovv lliev aitj'ld help in
i Hi i Im- mu liretr
I* i liny u lien -in .ti, n't "lav Oil a in Dll* stuped plllil- d 11 \ldlm llv
bower aii.iom.ced that sma rur j wJllle camellias, ..........
then mmmiiniiy
night would be held last night nt f^r„,
“—
diet. .uni cndili,1 - It
vva— healen Ellen Vein I lie m l. 1 dm -o • D.io'
"Hewanee" wn- - nr*i- bv tin- will'll abc ntc i
'
I ...................... "lee, Dludys
H:(M) P. M. with Iirixes lieiltg nmi ■h and eiiineil lie's Die type
group
lid
by
Ml
I
I
Roldlison
wnrded to the winners. Mr». F. E. '
t age in I less, nhM ain ecu U 'lls iii thinkIn >1 1 ' " e ■ ' t i i " ,
w ei glit
ai'i'oiiipnnied
by
M
iEdiili
Ste«-i'a id 'd j........n i l .u tm v ileetee ye*.
McCoy served as ivcrotiipanlat.
As ii lo-id t, M i- I "I i nine Mi slick to I n 'I'ti costume dinm ii' Id
----i
mill
iu|j»rlH
wmv
hriml
frcmi
|ini
Mrs Harry Ueertm of the Han
1'
1 ’ ..... he, |,nu th husband,
lici cm ieo l 'Hmis ill llu K ii k<
j.
WHVi’ItiMi Pm jiTl cbnli m« ii A iHiiiikiiiibivi|i «mil clli'l, fib. wn- ill i o il'd Ian t:t nn.l leers." And with
ford Gulden Cluh cordially Invited !
'»' " ," ' 1,1 oil- ■ It. won ii ||ut*l
t lea o Hip
i' tin i gcil Hitt, d nlii ini-t i cal nielli
.......
Ul*’
wore
a
Hint
inilL'e
was
a|ilmililcii
mill
is
mm
all members of the cluh to he of grey wmil with gray acces
h> dh"p n In ti -in
Iiiuri ieil hint
Im
Hln i- fu c un vI Min t.aii pcmliiiK reports Dud tvs' I "llngdiid
posed of M r*. Hoy lillis, Mr* Enrl
guests of the Gnrilen Cluh on i sories and an orchid corsag#,
bet In a l Fel. 7
M r*. Michel paid o ff its ci,si m the lust Unci Due, and u bull yeills ago llttd
Diuiiiiii, Mrs. J. A l.ngan, ,Mt*
IoilT of Hanford gardens Jan. 31.
i a Intel night clerk. Hh*
-ay-, that -In- mill lici linsbattd, Weeks of its inn
Among the out of town guest.,
Mrs. W. E Smith staled that u for the wedding were Mr. and J. II, Timicl mill Mr. .1 E Rub tH ln , a I'utton buyci, iidupled lie 1 The million ilnlliu llnstnn mb
ic iilied t tint In- .spent tlntir third
Plans wen muile to take
pantry shower would lie given for Mr*. Beckwith of Hanford and iiisiui.
lin in 'e i-n r)
with
|tls
girt in ScliulcMberg, Tex., in liNf, lierv has two slnitlos lin ing ! ■ " ' ilduig
Ii mtmW r uf ih® club, Mm* I-* Mr. and Mr*. Goins of Jackson pari In the Hanbo<1 and Drlntiilo
Pur a nndtu-r
At the iuveiiile coiul liearing, cash In on I lit* piddled'
Fair* under the iliiectinn of M l—
Campbell, by members tonight at Vine.
Mini" mol M liM
Mr * Michel hiiid Lma Lee liu* an mount'* “ 1 .
l.iln Wuoduid
her home at 7:30 P. M.
N e s t I lin e v o n s e r v o spinach UT
“ nnciintMdliiblc appetite," lull de "Tim Asphalt Jungle" liuve sum
k a le
till" ,
th e g ie e tl VSgOtahl*
Mis. Klisatieth Hllirhird, Home nied she beat llie i-liild In kee{> her lui Jolik In Git'll Jilots And H'liii'itl
Deinotistriitliin Agent of Putmun weight down for movie p iirl-.
Iter
Die well nrgiinued
p n ji'd ) H.lt. Imiti p "i matgimlio creuitied
county, was a special j'lic-t at 'In"H i a Idtt, pu pal ed imi-turd and
Ai Iri'h* Wanda Hendrix and hei hold up In "The Killer s'"''
meeting. The next cnuiii'll meet hiisliand. Actui Amlle Mmphv,
•m u I* -m i'ii in lc e
I ' - e twu tea
Warner
clumped
si'incv
mi
mg will be belli April 311 nt tbo were aiming the wllnch-ch at the llie "Htona W inning" -el dm me
I - no, en, ti ,.i mii-turil and lemon
Lake Miiiiruc Hchiml. The tienevn healing, Fm a time M uijiliv ucteil tilnilnH "f a lug Ku K in ' I'l"
on. Iii i n . , I a b le - p in m * uf butter
Officers and teachers of the
■a Ilia i gai tli'
The Fine Aria Department of coiini'il meeting with I'lianged fruin a* Die younpsler’h liii-.tiu--is agent sgime S» whirl iiappen-'' llu ' t
Nursery Department of the First
May
IS
to
May
Jfi
III J O c I l l l I- ,,
| In
Baptist Church entertained par I be Hanford Woman’* Club with
A ■nven'il dish luncbeon was in even,| film-,,
ents ami children uf the depart Mrs It. Wayde Rucker us general
I ♦ii1*
tk If ..I, , t .uii.ci i v sauce.
civnl m the si'bool I i i i i i Ii i i,i,,ii ul
Voting" and "Dm,.I S a m "
ulvei I isiiig Da
merit with a ’get-ncuualnted’ tiarty 1chanirian, will hold it" January
I (III PM wilti three vl itiu pn• ............ I'M
•mug mix ill w llii
Sill,,' M is Mi, liel' I I I . I, I,mi, will, pn-»od by
or. Friday night at 7:30 P. M In " " " '" 'If
Wednesday at 3 IU1
l l . - l . i « Ii., it in, al 11 ymi like.
I ,, iue I■«')'ii ciued I", O' llie Rev
Nmnmli
Mallei
wn
tIn- Kitucutinmii Building uf
llu- I M A buftijii'Nii ftt'ftnbih ami «•!•*«*-JJ ■'
I ll" id Huinl-ti Mill, pn-ti.i ,,| Hill
Mint la m a -le i. "to, Im
Hi....... officers will lake pluce fur
I'liurcb,
ile d 111'*11In en i In n ,Ii.
the yimng im veli-l'- " I be
Mrs. II. E. Turner, auperlnten- member* only prior to an tm pro
\n iy Iml In-ends niaili Imm a bunk \ lln
—
.
And tile Dead" He ili-i lo-i
dent, opened the meeting hv wel gram to which the puldic is curd
pin kaged mix by adding u halt cup
it\ 1III1 j ■1J1■11iitv nh.iilt In-1 "RoIn rnnko a delliTmi- topping fm lie l* working on iniotlni
coming the parent*. John M iller, iallv invited at 3:30 P. M
u f Ka nidi yi'tlnw ehi'i'so ,,i a In,if
l(:il|ili Km ci , iii lung,ul lay Itillil
As evidence of the added Interest
valdllii imdillng, saute alnmt three " lie won I -HV mm It
i-duratlonal director, talkerl on the
clip nf clm|ipeil , imkcd ham to 1he
iplluti'ls clip nf shredded gninnul cxcopl Dial It l" not a wur '"'i,k MUtKl i t’ i " Si » hint nn,' il u l w i t h
Work of the department which In art, Mr*. C. C. Henderson will slaialaid re c ip e
(.‘u t tin b is c u it*
1
Ih. |limnc inn king’s boas
was followed with a vocal solo speak on the subject mid display small, s p lit and Imltoi Diem, and in iilnml two lalilespnun- (1f melted and it -till ioi|uires n lot "t wiuk
"it llu | *iM inil I'll I'll nil'* It was
Iml ter <>i im iiKm inc. s tillin g cun
Znchary Scott Im a busy d u
by Peggy Pippin, accompanied at paintings of a number of Hanford solve tllO III Up p ip in g lint.
-tiu itly, until gnldi'll blown
D a i- dole lined up A fl i In- I mi -lo* 1. |H 1It ti l.» be n new imnlioce,
the piano by h e r-m o tn e r, Mr*. artists. All who are Interested in
*'t ♦ II 1114411 || -lu- ini-n i -ecu Kiner
'I ’lelly Itnby", lie goo- lo liv.t
in Ii with Iiiul tisclilnn ,liel I l l R. R. Pippin. B tirk .c |R e *l* made a nre are urged to attend.
New Volk, Mini I'uolfii Ron It,,
Have nrarigo lialves fim a which '
— ------- —
short talk and led .the group on
the juice Ims liven sipieoxi-d mid fill ,
D vnu s till have ti<■h>hty I • ml la-'" ,,f[ to S(illlll In nl. ci o lb
a tour of the various departments
tlli'm
w ill)
soHsmicd
mushed cake iiinu nd , heat it III llie tup of Imll fight- and P ail* to milk,of the church and Sunday School.
sipmsli: blow n the trips uiuloi Die u dim lili' toil lei and srivo it w ith pi, line. "Itiichi'llo
Refreshmens were served to tlm
Ell/nboDi Tiiytni I* -till amii " •
iiro lle r or in the riven.
■ D u ffy liu iil sauce.
Mr*. Clifford Proctor, Jr. was
Installed aa organist for Hetninole
Chapter No. 8 Order of the East
ern Star, which mat on Thursday
night at 8:00 P. M. with Mrs. / .
C. Hills, Worthy Matron, presiding.
Mr*. W. W. Warner acted as the
•installing officer Bird was assisted
by the regular Marshall, Mr*. P‘-K«y Pippin and John Millar.
W. L. Bleu.
Mia. Bills introduced Mr. Tuck
of Winter Park who epoke briefly
on th* Mgaonlc Home Endowment
Procedurement Fund and later
■hawed a film baaed on actlvltlas
«t the Masonic Homo In 8t. Peters
burg,
Routine bu*lr\M wag conducted
and plana w are'm ade for rally
night, Feb. 8 when all active mem
.be Mbooli eoag; "Arbor Day, ber* are urged ta M .present and
lo bring other members. This
w wlrher Day," bjMtr ‘ 1 ‘
meeting will be preceded with a
\ Ro*sti prannt
covered dish dlnna* at f [SO P, M.
b k i Hhuaaholdar
I U. E. 0 rate*her* and all
Item pgr of tha Jdfrtwr. Garden
—i-JIJ
1•& M
.
Junior Women And
Men’s Club Meet
The Junior Womvns' League and
llie Mens’ Cluh of th * Cnngrcgu
liunal Church held a party on Hut
unlay evening at the Parish lion-,
nf the church. During the evening
contests were enjoyed and plnnweie discussed for a fish frv In be
Itrld In th* near future after which
light refreshments wore served
Those enjoying the or r anion
were M r, ami M r*. Bonnet Cartel.
M r. ami Mrs. John Root, Jr , ami
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. W lltm r Keeling, Mrs. John
Herbat, a gurat, Miss Helen Witte,
Clyde Htluson and Ralph Losslng
D r. Hanry M rL au lln uf this cliv
sltended a m attin g of the newlv
organiaiAJ Central Florida D|ilmn
etric B uriat* h*ld recently at the
offices of Dr.' Charles Vjyshm e
In Orlando.
“
O fficsra w ar* *l*ctnd ami ate:
president Dr. Bayshor* of OrUnilo; vice president, Dr. N *d John
son of Orlando; s *c r*t ary-treasur
er, Dr. loiBow of DaLand: puhlic |
Information, Dr. Ralph Mead of
Orlando.
than finest soapflakes!
G a lle r ie s
“
N o s o a p s c u m .~ N o s o a p fa d in g !
Y o u pnltl Rood m oney Tor your muck Rush. I M yo u r mnttev n
w m th — k w p tlli'lii lovuly loiiRi't' w ith V c l! .............. .
mm|.
Ilukuu leave tump miutii Urul coiu m im tlucm la . . . dolbt * ul.ir-»i.
Hut V e l lu liot u mmp. Vel leuvea no ho» p acotn. T h a t h w hy
utoeklntta Htuy no a tie e r-lo u k ld i!. . - m> low ly w ith V el. 'I'lm t'a
w h y all One wuHhabiea atuy «»» iinich
fm d te i' and b rlR h ter. Ilu m x iu b e r. . . mi
a o u p a c u n to .iiu n u u p fa d in g - w ith V e il
VUoutt<fishwBshfng
time In Wf!
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Wash w ith V *l. ..rin s *. ..and
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Notre Dame In '43.' St. Louis Card
inals '31 World Series defeat of
Athletics; Notre Damn’s football
Fading Wildcats Arc
Baltimore Named As
win over Ohio Ktate In '35: Cali
fornia—W A J 0-0 tie in 1922
} / No Match For Hot
Team To Play All
Rose Bowl: Illinois* football win
over Minnesota IIM4.
T Sophomore F i v e
Others In L e a g u e
One vole — Cards over Red So:;
tn ’44 World Serle-.j Johnny GoodPHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24. man's golf win over Robbv Jones
A A lV 7 t
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p,t—rtir-TffTr,TTTmTt SV7triAa"KW ■meter
victory In '48 Olympic!;
l.ragirr'ka* firm on iui foundation
»<•»/-* tout -trslgfit In w -jrnsa
U.B.C.'s defeat or Duke In ‘30
rioL
L° bob UP *l I-**ington
today with only a few finishing
tional
world
series.
1 «ha Baron from
-m..*
. i l _,
. 115»jc Buvii, t
Guliiiet’s vie*
WaA.fi
the *AHu■■
That, say
nation
tor„ evor
over nay an,|
—, the
—, —
— a.. sportn...—.... ,j lory
anu Vnrdon
vnruon In
in 1013
L*W | 'u“t mnro i.afaclrmlr ga
games
warming next fall,
uckncr
of
.
writerimi
spomcasterv,
vves
the
0
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n
*:..(*•
n.
mp.ey- TunA
ltd1
.ms's
auto
racing
grandma,
Mr*.
W,
K.
Buckne
■ ' tala aaaaon than In two previous
Pr-vI-Vd by tt» l« -cfu l hand nf b, ih—cc tore with »be new Of
p er raee that Iher sen Radio {Dealest awrta upset of the first n|
, t . uU. Si
~ ~ camoaleru of rraulnr ol«y
n«> ri^
fight;
S. c/p
C.'b defra
defeat of
(.mmls.Uie, Bert Bell, the lit has entered In tlm Florida Statu Fair speed events at Tampa Jan. Hi, 50^year* of tha century.
Notre Damp upset Dip wildest*
Notre
Dame
In
'31:
Minnesota
ovar
NAFL owners competed a tlx day Feb. 4 ami Fi b. II. Grandma Buckner, owner of thn car. has nominated
WoO- at gnu,), gend
„ |Khl( fl4.r>, (
y a margin of 128 to 53 the lllintdn In '26 foot hull; -St. Louie
founding
meeting
lo.it
night
by
Iggy Kalnnna of Detroit to pilot the mount In the national champion nmaclng feat of the huh city im over Kentucky In '48 Sugar Bowl
ln w^fjr Rupp’* third loon In hla taut
agreeing „n two working division!. ship content*.
mortal:) ban been adjudged a great basketball; Japan's swimming tri
fh* gampn.
All
that
remains
to
ready
the
or shocker than Gene Tunney'i umph* In ’32 Olympics; Alsbsma
Kentucky's record now In li vieleague
for
business
Is
a
schedule,
victory over Jack Jempsey tn over Washington In football 1025:
tart** and four ln**e*.
and Hell tuts premised that lit
their first ftght for the heavy Iowa's football defeat of Notre
P*'1! , Grots, Itnltill Ilrnrd. Wall Wnii
about
h month.
weight title at Philadelphia in Dame In '39; Alabama's football
*° fth Junta and Cliff Barker, departed
Sporth Roundup
1026.
The NAKL—product of a merger
**•1.' Wildcat aeon, led Kentucky to 32
luw.V,, football defeat of Notre
By
IICGII
FULLERTON,
Jr.
between the (National Football
, tha | vtetnrlri agalnnt twn lone* Innl
Only one other upset in the BO Damr-S.M.U. football game in '40.
league and three All-Amarlca Con
Staton—and one nf I lump wan in
years got really serious support
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 4 -(/P )-U o
ference tama—came up with thl*
T, i ftMt-iaasnn play In l.nyola nf
among the 881 expert* from coast
divblon alignment aftar hours of Houck died the other day—knocked
th t *CbIeago In (he national Invitation
Sanford - Orlando
to coast who chtwitd on their pen
hitter debate:
•
out for the first time In hi* career.
thn taarnament.
LONG BEACH, Calif.. Jan. 24 cils, drew upon their memories and
Kennel
Club Entries
It
was
his
proud
tioaat
that
In
can
Tilt previous year, Kentucky
—(A*)—You had no trouble find replied to an Aaioeltted P m *
1. Philadelphia, Cleveland, New
Oh t ' aim* up with a 36-3 recnril—one
Vork Olanta, Pittsburgh, Chicago more Hum 200 professional fights ing Fred Haas, Jr., last night, Pol).
T f lN K J H T * * t : * T N I » : x
he had Iwen knocked off hla feet after he won the Long Beach open
con MM btlng In the Olympic plnynff*
Cardinals, and Washington.
That was tittle Centre College
r iN B T I I A I K — m i n u t r
Nai lb the Phillip* Ollert.
H p n rlv
H u lly ,
llu lr y n n * .
A IIH a
2. L'hlrago Bear*, Los Angeles, only (lure time and never was golf tournament. He was right dramatic 6-0 triumph over Har
y a l O s n c s r, M w rr'a
t’ s).
Ad ’ That adds up to only throe losses
Han Francisco, (Ireen Bay, Detroit iut down for tha count nf ten . . there by the tilth hole, selling put- vard hack In 1|KS1, when the Crlm KB 'se y , T aIto
x
p
a
y
o
r,
l
i
s
t
lin
y
,
H n illa
t
Is
heartwarming
but
not
sur
ter*.
|iv £ during the pa«t two seasons of
and the New York Bulldogs.
aon was a football power to be P ita s * .
tlorJ regular play for perhaps the greatI K i n X I ) I I A I K — K u t u r . ly
II. Baltimore was designated as prising to know that undergra "Did all right, toO," drawled the reckoned with. Forty cast thalr
R td d y H u t. I i r i m v IH iid v II, T,i>v
off f «n collage team nf all time,
the "swing" team and will be duate* and alumni of Penn State tall. 34-year-old from New Or ballots for Bo McMillln and thn 11*11.
I l o r d t r K ly , K la ra n n , W n n d tr tone
Seven-root Hill Kplvey scored
placed In one of the divisions fnr College, where lie coached hosing leans, who went IB stroke* under storied Praying Colonels.
lu l. lio n l i l t ltr.ll. i )1’ n ili.y
Mori IT .points for Kentucky but got
T H I H I I I U I K — n /IS Ih a
M ilt
i.landing purpose,, at a late. date. fnr 27 years, contributed f 5,000 to par fnr a 268 tn win (he si-emul
Fourth, far back with 24 votes
"pi C liu ic t. Hu I i . ' h iin ii.h r . K S r
live' Uttli help against Notre Damn’s
Commissioner Bell said thn “comfoii him and his family dur playing of this $10,000 event.In In the final count, came Jim Brad- N o1-11
lt
A
u
X
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tla
.
In
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s
l
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MUwbi sophomore-powered five. Kuvln
teams would play a 12 game srhed. ing hli tragic Illness." . . It was his third year as a professional.
dock's "Cinderella Man" victory M« llr h lio H r .l, l.< in « *n n )t lln l i y
a
aad
oversight
that
the
boxing
will O’Shea led the Kamhlnrs with Id
K
n
l
S
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I
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l
i
s
t
H
—
.
V
l
l
l
l
h
t
M
ilt
«|C, probably engaging In home writers never honored him with an
Haas, who came from a tie for over Max Maer for the heavy
N t l l l t I I , H n s .'k l l l r .
dur) points as Notre Dame won tlm
l.liaWlh Beatl consults ■ magatlae readrt liana on the "What
mill home series with five teams in
weight championship In June, (935 l i ' tM iltita rH, ush.
28th
place
after
the
Drat
round
to
-la
.
L
*
r
.
I
irla
o
.
Jlnlh>»a
award for hi* long and meritorious
ram Ilth In tholr Id-game aerits.
to Wear" qluaatlon. Whsrerar ah* gote, Mitt Srott will turn mere
their own divisions) >neet|oK
Trie hoys covered a lot of ttrrl. U a la n , H w t t l ( , 'lit r lo t .
utand off determined bids by othoi
n rtr ■At Columbus, niii« State (10-3)
head* than a ttnnla match when the aporti this naw twim su it- a
r ir m
h a c k — a / ia i* *
w ilt
Irndltlonal rival and the “awing" service to the sport . , it wax an star* In a pressure filled final tory,
f t with
" i h i «old
i u but inot-forgotlen
p n * iu rj(in irn
honor
Ism
richly
deserved.
■trl Hfilned first place In the Big 10,
Rote Marla Raid original. Made of bright, tlsailclsed aatln, It cenM
’o u n l t t t
N a ll. H u i.lt
|{ii.1 d l? t
team.
round, aella putters on the side. football gloriea standing out In the H aIlln
a , C ln tli. T i in n d t r J * t. l i a r a
_________
___%
erema da mtailit. eharlrrataa a ad chalice blue,
Boxing's Beit Friend
la—cherry cardial,
i
Wo whipping
Iowa, 68-54.
The BuckHe adds comfortably tn tha 99,817 memories of a great majority of M a t l t r .
1 V lilr | ) t ‘ »
lln liy ,
J u ln l
Baltimore as the ’'swing" team
Row have a 4-t conforencu
Mis* R n tl«o-atari In tha rnrrrnt raltaaa "Paid In FalL"
A man of great kindliness and he banked last year Ba the ninth the balloteera. Tennis, strangely (To m m and
plhys each team one* - six gxmea good
S
IX
T
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A
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ir—
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l
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Immor oehlnd thq battered best-paid touring pro.
«W r S *
did not attract a vote.
nt borne mid nix on the road.
O r s l t t r 'a
( ir ltf .
l. n r t t 't
<] irt,
ahnther
I,
AUbama
race (list marked him Indelibly a*
Perhaps most surprising was
an U tb . H lr l. n r r y K . M a rfa .
A decision on thn divisions cam* onWith
tha
hast
on,
Haas'
final
Ii,g ttam, Vanderbilt, 47-44, In -a
cx-flghtar,
l.en
never
ceated
to
I
l
n
r
k
t
i
.
n
ly
p
ln
n
I
'
h
l
r
f
,
1,11the
fact
that
only
ono
participant
only after Bell threatened to set Uilnk nf boxing a* a fine clean round over Lakewood's rolling
jjjy Bovtheaat Conference game. Tht
recalled amateur Francis Oiilmnt'a USt K VthKtuNaTwII K A r r : — v i m a * t u t .
up thn sections himself.
courae
waa
one
ef
calm
concentra
,o. lata la Vainly’s Drat In the HKf
sport for sturdy young men • . ho
wonderful victory ovar the British
Onunlry Itul.y. Mslcli Up.
■n<’ i**lotl five victories. The Comcampaigned tirelessly for boxing tion. He one-putted Dv* greens star*, Harry Vardon and Ted Bay, I ’ sOral*.
ra a u n . M
y U lr m l.. liWk
lila c k l i r t * te r,
..............
to
add
a
56
to
Ms
pmloualy-postiur modore* have an 11-4 record.
rtt rrn .
In Pennsylvania high school* and ed 70-05-57. It was five strokes In a plsyoff fnr the 1013 Open p a s r T n * Jim , N n r t h w fitrr
Wildlife Directors
K
t
I
M
I
T
H
H
A
IM
—
Pa
U n d e r d o g Mississippi State
he'd get sngry only when eomeone
golf championship. It waa an up t-iirky C a tln n , M aKrytltilll
Tei
better
than
Rtan
Leonard
of
Van
. Whipped Tennessee,
that the game waa too
i'k . I t t in n im a a ..
Hold First Meeting argued
B. C., could do, and won set which made this country golf RP ar acyk * OLn,i f t ,k lint.ub la
Minnesota trounced oft-heaten
LO N G H L /.L H ( ’alii., I >•n 2d.
{ /l’|
G Um oroui ( i ii u ir Monro
rough or dangerous for youngsters couver,
o
,
I
'
n
r
l
t
l
c
I
I
I u t ii
,
92000 against Leonard's 91400. conscious.
Michigan State. 73-56.
N IN T H
M ACH— x u K f
( 'n a r te
or coupled college boxing with him
t i n pirk up $ l0 .f).H I i. pro irnnii il die w.mts in cliaiiKe hrr mind
Following was the result of the (.’ a im .. 1.atK lc. F ilia lly I 'l l n l , Kit Tho two played In the same
MT. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24. — "the fight rocket." . . I.en'* wellLouisville <l7-:i> retained Its uboul m anying lii.it l l i i ’ iili Im tinriiuifin.
v Bomb. B k y I 'l l n l , II ..111 ii a l l . l t .
(Hperlal)— The hoard of dlrrrlnra trained hoy* nnvor got hurt, and threesome, Haas started nut one voting fnr greatest upset of the trltvttoiit
ranking a t one If the country s
Mam, Han I'n n ilm r , l l u b r
Or, die can In.an him along, if d ir lik o .
better fives with an H2-71 vlctury
of the Florida Wildlife Federation he could point to himself as one stroke up. The third member of past 60 years)
H a rb o r.
128—Boston
Braves'
victory
over
the
threesome,
Smiley
Quick
of
TKNTII
NAIF.—AlHIbt Mil*
Prom o'rr hold))1
lia> li.id In* rye on Kurgeoui G unie
and lichl their first quarterly meeting who started boxing nt 14 and came
£J°[ ovar Morehead.
Mural Star, K. C, llli.inlr, Ho.t
Athletics In 1914 World Ser
wlm hs»n I — fur ionic months. Iloliby plans to irp la rr ibe Trank Sunday at the fishing lodge of the through without serious Injury . • Culver City, Callf-t who alto was
J
o
t
,
T
m
.la
l*
T in . t r r .
t 'h u r r ln u
ies.
a stroke behind Haas to atari, took
' ‘nrker-l’ an bo Segum b ill of I,is rurrenl lioupr with bliss Tnnry Pant* President, E. A. Markham, near hi* simple theory, "keep your left a five and wa'e never a factor tlm 53—Tunney's defeat of Dempsey I'roaa. Of) Thrual, I'lilnf dnhliy.
Hernando, with all hut three uf working In his faro anil belt him
Celery Fed Quintet
mid ntm lhrr fcm inliii. slut for I h r *
in first title fight In 1026.
the Federation'* lit directors prr- with your right when you get a rest nf the way.
Yale has won I lie awimmlng %
inno-fii tour.
1
Leonard finished with a 71-56- 40—Centre College’* football vic champlonahip seven of the Inst 12
sent.
To Meet Seabreeze Itlggs wax surprised. . .
..
her rurrenl (our
chamr," produced five national 67-60,
tory
over
Harvard
In
1021.
beating
out
unheralded
AI
hut not , \ hI h mol Kurope.
season* In tn* Enitcrn IntercnllegHighlight of the meeting was ami IH rnslern champions and two
slumped— when hn read Ihnl Mis......................
Itlgg* bus several star* In mind tho discussion for Immediate ad otllslsmling professionals, Steve Broach of Garden City, N. Y., the 24—Drnddock’a defeat of Haer #ta League.
Seminole High School’s Celery Mornii plnns In wed Anlhoiiy Ibiv.
for
heavyweight
title
in
1935.
National Open champion Cary MldFtd' caters take on a strong Btn- enport, Gnlnillu shipper some time Tor the oilier half of tils feminine vancement of the Federation's pro. Hamas and Billy Hooae . . he dlecoff of Ormand Beach, who had 21—Upset's win over Man O'War
A 20-gems ochnlule is slated
exhibition —both halves, If Miss gram for thu protection of Flnr thoughl Isilrig a college coach waa
brteie quintet tonight at B:tKl (hi* year.
In 1019.
or I860 for the pentagonal hockey
Ida's salt water resources. This "ih* finest Job any man could 274'a and picked up 9900 each,
Moran should say no.
o'clock at the local school audi
12—Hchmallng’a knockout of aagu*.
"Until lliey’re mnrrlrd. I won't
Perhaps tops on hG list Is Mrs. promotion will he handled by the have." . . moat of hi* pupils think
torium.
Louts In 1085.
HA INEH CITY BASEBALL
Fat Canning Todd of I,a Jolla, legislative committee under the L#o was the finest coach any col
Baby
fed basket
hasknteers will play liBlIevn II," In- hmIiI toiluy.
latiy red
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.. Jan. 24. Iff—Notre Dam*'# football win
That ochoed her mother, Mrs. Cullf,, he figures feudin’ Pat would direction nf Vice President Clay lage could have.
r
7i<)p ......................
o'clock to
over Army Ip 1918. ,
— 0P) —-Springfield’* hew Inter
U t e L Notice
Moran, in Hatils Monica, be x good drawing card. Hhe’li ton Grime* from Federation hood- Sports Mention
bt'a1event*.
IWSetett-i Emms
7—Dam pi ay's knockout of Wllnational league baseball cfoh will
Oxllf., who ’ recalled .that 4her fire verbal blasts nt an official quarter*,
Joe
Rosentover,
head
of
the,
—r
T
i
;
ij r t
o r
TUB
r:miN
■ !* -"• ----lard tn 1019.
daughter “has hern engaged sev nr omionrnt as readily as she will ' Tha Ttoatd also voted unanlnu Amarlean Football Magus, It mak train at Hilnea City. Fla., the
«.
H K M IN O l.i:
I'O IJ N V
r- 0
7—Holy Cross football win’ova*
same site used, by Newark, the
Joreliands.
iouliy
to
employ
one
or
more
paid
er*
I
7
t
tnies
ba
faro"—Inrt
still
Isn't
ilo- V
ing
overtures
to
the
Buffalo
folks.
uarter Horne Speed married,
A+B
‘
If
)
r
l
'°
,U,IA
,N
Boston
Collage
in
1049.
cluh
replaced
by
the
local
Cuba.
"
Pat was ranked No. 4 among Fa4»i‘atlon field representative* Who were left out In the National
tn ra I h t R it a in n f
7—
Navy’s football tie with Andy
The Cuba, t-lasc AAA farm of
Even gloiIoim Gertrude didn't U. H. women aninteurs for l(Ml). to promote the organliatlon of American reorganliatlon. Nearby
Trials In I’alatka Kccm
lA L I’ll 11 r'llAI'.MAN. ,
...
In 1948.
i ■
too sure “I think I'll nnirry Miss Moran was No. 7.
ronsarvalon clubs In ench dletrict Erie, Pa., already has applied for tho Nnilrmnl League's Chicago
--New
York
Yahkeo*
World
Cuba,
will
begin
training
there
**,M* . W Rutr IT ,' M A T . OQMOthers under liiggV eve are and to dlaaomlnete Information,on membership In Gist circuit . , Dr.
m- ORLANDO, Jar, 24,-(Hpttd«l) him, Init it's nil too mnhleii."
Series wla In. 1049.
Ho Klugs Is hiding his limn. Louise Brough, No L'lj Doris Hart, thu Federation's objectives and ac. David F. Tracy, who haa been hired March 10 when pitchers and catch— ■ Member* of tho Florida Quar..otic* la litrtbv alvni tlisl Bttisl
4—
Cincinnati's
win
over
Chi
>1. C h a p m a n filed liar fine) r»- tay Running llorsc association will He predicts Mies Moron would Im< No. 3 and the youngsters Nancy tivltles, to civic clubs, and other to psychologist the St. Louie era rrpurt, Inflelder* and out
cago White Box in 1910 pnrt a* Usvcnlrli of thn r*Utn
fielder*
are
due
March
13.
tu flH ta speed trials for thn purpose os great un nttruetion on the pro Gliaffey of Ventura, Calif,, and rltlteni of the state.
Browns Into the llrst division, will
nf Itatph It Chupinah, dnetstsd;
World Series.
i f grading under supervision of an eIre nit on she hits been ut Wimble- Laura I,nit .lalm uf bun Angelos
publish * book, "Payrhologyi and i Brooklyn am) Cincinnati were
bat yti*. flint bn iiallllnn tor
4—Columbia's win over Stan float
Official representative of thn Am- ilon, Purest Hills, Ln* Angeles mid and Miami.
illtclisr**, /rod lfi.il tin will
Fa ton town To Enter material for another . . Olllr’ “ - IIlia only two National League
ford In '34 Rose Bowl,
pply to til* llnontal.lt Onualaa
•flean (juarler Kmmlng llorsn Astrnain.io
('oonty Jodu* nf Him
op
8—
Auburn'* '40 win over Ala
•OClatlon •> Turnon, It Is uiimmncrd
(>ulf8trcam
Opener
with‘S
’
£
f'X
ui,m !«v" *•••"•
n"v
-'
^
*
hInol* County, Flmldn. on Ilia ]Jnl
cellar
dining
tho
ll'tli
season.
bama
In
football.
by Secretary Allan Plrle of the
day of Ktlinury. A. I). l»S(i. for
h
Jr,, national Inlerscholastlr 440
3—Carnegie Tech's football de pproval ,nf taint and for filial
Florida Group. The trials will he
SporiH
In
Krii'f
ard champ in
from
Kearny, in.
N. -J.,yard
m nearny.
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th(
GULFHTREAM
PARK,
Hallan
lachtra* •■i .,U umulrli . nf Ih*
feat
of
Notre
Dams
In
1025.
ta Palatka Jan. 2H and 2(1.
t t l t l t nf Itnlpli U i'ht|.nian, •)*-.,
d 1>mf ,)tn, 1949 fuolhdl opponent*
dale, Jan. 24-(Hp*clal). Trainer nigh, raerolly lagged a da r
Two votes tach —. Athletic de (tsttcl
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
on thlt Sird day of Janu.
tiwkn speed trial* at Palatka antla
lo
g
o
n
a
hunting
trip.
Maybe
he
_
Cfl|mwlicgt
l!ruwn
(fordham,
Hugh Dufford, currently tutoring
feat of - Chicago
In first ary, A. D, mo.
tate n week nf racing at Tanipa'a
—
- Cubs
- Sarlea
K i l l F t, M. C H A P M A N
the
speedy
handicap
etar,
Eatonam*
of
orld
>
Jim
ii-ro'
’
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f
Columbia.
Cornell,
Holy
Cross,
ihlne Park In Kehruary. "Racee
Golf
IC a r c u Irlx o f th a m a t e o f
liiftut fWWI I • i h|r}fnp|||fi I*rllicitofi atitl H it
town, fe In charge of other form h«Ia» thl*
of
- defeat
- r-r
'f* Gallont. Fox
•tart Feb. 7 through 13 (exlla lp h tl. Chapman,
LONG BEACH. Cullf. — Fred idable thoroughbred* stabled at 51 stolen !•**** In one aaaaon , . I “ VJ p ' 1 rl,lc‘,on *.«« Hir In'andy’a
.*30; Groat Lahti! defeat of
d a c a n a td .’ ■
••
,F*b. 18) on the thlrtl racn
MIAMI, Jan. LM-tHpeclaD-If.sen- Haas, Jr., New (irlenos, won the
the antlre U. of Georgia basketball • **,.
day, for a distance of H30 llment can help, the vataran Arm Long Beach Open golf lournsment Gulfatream Park, awaiting the Mar. team scouted Kentucky hy tel*
4 Inaugural at the "track by the
" the report statea, "If ed will get "that nne more big with ■ 72-ludr score of 2rlH,
sea." tn addition to Eatontown and vision whan tha Wildcats played In
■ success an additional twu stake" thl? winter at Hialeah that
Itsrliig
Thorn, both stake* eligible* dur Atlanta. Tha next night Georgia
. racing will ba granted.
Calumet Farm General Mansyer
MIAMI — Ibuiey* G*| (fH.201 ing the forthcoming 41 day Spring heat Kentucky for the first time
0 hor** can be entered un- IL A. Jones wants to win with him won the featured race for three,
xeaion, the Dufford hopwuls In tine* 1931.
i haa been previously graded
Experts agree the Golden Geld year-old fillies si Minicab Park,
Last Word
clude half a doian
Wert Of at Palatka, and ra ing 1* "over the hill" as a rarer
Returning from tha NCAA meal
NEW ORLEANS — lllg Road
their turf
il paper* must accompany at nine yeara nf age and "will (8.20) won the featured Bienville awaiting
ing In Naw York whar* Ik*' aanil/
ranging In value from
,„.*s at Bunehln Park.
never heat good horses again", puree at Fair Ground*.
cm * btMlnaaa waa thraahad nuf,
down.
Jintrie* must be In the hands but U seems everybody at ffnilwlab
Pennsylvania high school oogch
Football
That 911,000 baby - a bvown- areported:
l -Baaing Secretary not later s pulling for him to do It, some"Harman Hickman can’l
PHILADELPHIA - The Na roated son -of War Admttttl; - 1%
A. H., two day; prior to low, eomeway,
tional American Fnothall League something of a novelty to Hugh, gat along on on* m**l a day, and
r| when a race fall* on ■
Hope* fnr Armeil--whlch ha* decided on these divisional I— whose gleaU st euccaeeoa have you can b* *ur* h* Isn't going
/ , entrlea must b# In the hten
nominated for tha 150.000 Clay* and, New York Giants, Phil- been achiaved with ynungiter* pat to g«l any playara who wlll.'^
of th« ••crelary not later Widener
handicap, a race He won add] pli la, Washington, Chicago ting through tho *a1e*-rtng at g*
10 A. M. on the preceding In 104(1 and
angln In I047»w«ra Cardinals, Pittsburgh; 2—Chicago round tha f t 000 lovet, A few y*
kindled recently when ha aeqfed B««W,Lo, Angeles, Han Frnneleco, ago he performed something of
Ho basketball team In tho
easily In an ovenlght race. Ikma Detroit. New York Bitlldogs, Green turf mlraela by annually plueklfl northern division of the Pacific
favorite with Miami rara fol
*» " "" big team. a plum from the racing' tr*#,
‘
gult Coaek Conference avtr haa com
Of Connie Mack alower*
,tbe Calumet veteran was
DELAND — Boh Trocojnr re- In* low-priced yearlingsa to gloda piled a perfect record—Washinga thunderous round of ap- signed as football coach at Stat- dollar halghta of achlavamant.
fon'e 19-1 In 1044 la top*.
Treasurer Of A*b given
plausa as he trottrd hack tp a *or» University.
1DKLPHIA, Jan. B4-(/P) favorite nipt In the winger's circle.
Hn may not have It any Irniger
i Mack, Jr. la taking over
HUY MULAH8KH
hit dad'e three Jolie with physically, Init mentally “he’s a*
good as no ever wat", they'll tell * Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.—Broward
wlphla Athletic*,
elected treaeurer of In* you around the Culumet barn, "lie County farmers recently bought
•ague baaaball club at still thinks ho can beat any nf 60,000 gatlnna of rltrua and cano
molasses for feeding to livestock.
of director's annual them."
Although frankly admitting he'd County Agent H. K. t-ewton a u
it^rday. ,
,
.
,, was reelected preel llke' to win "that nne, more- big slated them In arranging tha pur.
io will continue ae tho stake" with Armed, Joitea point* chaat.
r, looking for h|e 10th out that In age, tho grept gelding
?----- pennant In M la about tho equivalent to p Yuan Hlllsi
Chollet'n 87 points
. naneier.
of 45, and "asking him to heat the awalnit
a s t ^Syracuse In 194F la tha
...Ibe MacFarland, kind nf horse* lie will Have to hfghest
uint
|V, wfU elected aiala- meat In
*■* a•• hlg
■**» race, aueh
**»■ t t f f j k j tocdpMed ^ a K rn U , btakatbafl
Widener, la aqulva|ant
NBW YORK, Jan. 24. — m —
On July 11 of 1914 the Boston
Braves were running dead last In
the National League — It 1/3
games behind the pace-setting New
York Giants.
Three months later the team di
rected by "Miracle Man” George
mailings won the National League
Dag by 10 1/2 games and plaxter-
Fred Haas Sella
Putters On 18th
As He Wins Open
f
m
Gorgeous Gussie Moran Picked
By Riggs For Pro Tennis Troupe
8
Armed I Primed
For Top $50)000
Widener Handicap
6
I
a 45-yaar-old Jack Dampup .to
beat a 20-yaar-old Joe Idude. .
‘‘Jack was one of the grdattff
__.
»i’ or.) *<• fighters of all time, but nothing — i , horaee Uko Appeata Not,
*1 tr n e u m , a^poet
could happen except that ha would
■rt hla eara punched off," conUfiabort J. Sehroeder uea Jottes, tha only ma
over nl*
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would hovMto
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tb aw a y lt.ii,
[abauu 47. Vanderbilt 44.
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TH t 8ANT0RD ^ R A t D . SANFORD. FLORIDA
cbtJrtiSteD
new s
By LOUISE POSTER
SERVICES AT 8T. JAMES A. M. Tuesday Jan. 17, I960. Many nf (ho
Sunday School opened at 10 A. M. parent* were present. The I’. T. A.
with ftupt J. Hall, Jr. and his Staff Glee Cluh rendered a 16 minutes
i Teachers at their post of Duly.
son* service.
Topic: "The First Christian MarThe general topic for discussion
tyT". Number present ,18.
was: Would < ‘'Carnival" bo an
visitors were:—Rev. A Mrs. Ashe- Advanta*e or a Disadvantage to
ton Jones.
a Community.
ATTEND S U N D A Y SCHOOL
Plans w.>re made for the Val
EVERY 8UNDAY.
entine Celebration of the P. T. A.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.—
Miss Fannie Reid, Principal
"Holy, Holy, Holy". Mrs. JuanlMr. Willie Wynn. President
ts Brarey at the piano, accomp, , Ml* E, Courtnv. 8ec‘y.
bv Mrs. Maris Jones with ner
__________________
tw in .
SPECIAL PROGRAM AND
Order of . W l w , "Praise r.od" P V T K R T A I N M K N T AT ST,
Responsive Heading—Rev. SY. H., i \ M h It A. Id. E. C H U R C H
White and Congregation
, Thursday night Jan. 2(1, 11950.
Hymn
‘Sabbath Mor:ri,v*“ 8n P.
r . M.
Cl. Ihcie
U I« I wi/Toe
win lie am program
p e 'iis " .
“ rayer—Rev. J. T. Owens,
of .music, and special e n l e
rPrayer Chnnt—Congregation
meat at (he above named church.
"Precious Memories" was sung. Aside frnm
from tinthe features hv
by local
Choir No. 2 served.
participants, Rev. Asheton Jones,
Scriptures; Matt. 1:6-16
World Wide tiospel Messenger,
Decalogue uminory—Rev. Owens, and lecturer, and his wife Mrs.
Dlessed the offering for Mission. Marla Jones an accomplished vloSermon Hymn No. HOfl "For Ye llonist, arc expected to he present,
Are Members One of Another" and take part. Do not fall to hear
Rev. Aston Jones, a Missionary these great people.
World Traveler, Presented Mrs. This program la being sponsored
Marie Jones.
by the following Club CaptainsViolin Solo:—Mrs. Marie Jonea Mrs. Juanita Rracey, Mra. C. O.
“To A Wild. Wild Rose"—By Johnson, Mr. James Hall, Jr., and
Edward McDowell
Ray. W. 8. White, Pastor.
Sermon Teat: "Our Father"
ReV. Jones gave interestingg re
re
marks which everyone enjoyed. GUESS WHO WAS IN TOWN
Dr. A. H. Cohen, prominent den
Rav. Jones recited a poem "The
Things Ond Want Mo To Do". tist of Atlanta. Ga„ former gra
Mr. L. R. Eubanks and Mr. R. R. duate of Florida A. A M. College,
Fields, Sr. were In charge for and Meharry Medical School, to
gether with Mr. Richard Groen,
Trustees.
Rev. Waller S. White presented special student In Elementary Edu
the Open doors by the Church. cation of Fieri, In A. h M. College,
paused a few minutes In our city
"Praise Ond" by congregation
after returning from Miami where
•Benediction—Rev. Aston Jones
they attended the funeral of their
Rev. W. S. White. Pastor
Mrs. Willie F. Preston. Sec’v—Re brother, accompanied by thclr
aunt, Mrs. Katie Reddick who is
porter.
making her home with Mr. and
P a r e n t s ' t e a c h e r s asho Mrs.'Johnnie II. 81ms. f.16 Cypress
OF MIDWAY JR. HIGH SCHOOL Avenue.
MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Harris, ami
The Midway Jr. High School
Parents' Teachers' Association mil son Thomas of Trinidad, West In-
U 8C
HERALD
Want Ads
For
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PHONE 148
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IX pap premptlp. la ardar (ar
aa la render the keal paaatkta
r ertlre, ah W aal Ada ataal ka
la <>ar nfflrt iia (ka dap krfsra
pdklleallva.
Pleaae a n lllp aa Im m edlalslr
ll aa #rrar arrara la pear ad.
W'a raannt ka r#spaa*lkl« (a t
mar* ib aa oa* lararrs*! Ia**r-
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
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n iu n
—i
^W tLA KA APATMENTR, lo e m
■nd Blurts. 118 W. tin t Stmt
P b o fiia i.
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Jhrd4 fooiiT ltirniihijr •M rlm n t
wttk
wHh bdlh. All modgpglniprovdo Ws»t
BtrmH
— nwatii. *n*w
n w * Third
■Hlnl UUWIt
ThrM And four room apartmsnli,
fufnlihdd.
Screened porchiei.
Phone 980 or 1828__________
Room with connecting bath and
kltehen prlvilldge* If desired.
J After 6:00 2018 Benfeed Ape.
B*e5H floor! modem, private,
dope In, 4 room apartmawL I
or 4 adults, week or muaMh. Tela*
apartment, garago. 1101
Ha Ave.___________
BRUIt For
Lovely a bedroom hnnao, In good
- HMnatton prutlcally now. One A
A IUAOO.
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™
New I bedroom house, tile floors,
tile bath, hot water heater,
ISO feet lakegront. Prke R JM .
Venr modem, * bedroom house, on
S tote, life time roof.
j W . j j j , good loeatwn, Price
Nice new rustic home, on lake, I
•free of land, electric kitchen,
nice bath. Outstanding value for
^ <8,000. Terms.
20 ecre gruve nil fenced, find LiuGim Gong vulenciu --range trees,
16 grapefruit, 26 lemon and oth
er fruit trees, good home, barn
and chicken coops, beautiful
front lawn. A home you can
be proud of and lie Independent.
<22,600. South ond of 8anf«rn
Air Base. Call Sanford 870-K
Owner.
_______
8 Tots on Orange Avenue at e
bargain. 1 lot for <160.00 or all
8 lota for <1,000.00 Terms 10%
down and 110.00 per month.
Phone 788-J. _______ ______
Laku Front Lota on Crystal Ilake,
tood shade, city water, elccrlcity available, L. A. Cline,
Lake Mary. Fla.
Equity In New 3 Bed Room House.
Idurge screened sleeping pnrrh
Tiled Bath. Large Lot. Uaruge
Phone 328-J.
in c o m e P r o p e r t y
New. 2
duplex, raiteh type cnltngp, I
apartments, 3 large lots offered
for sain- at less than cost of
construction, grossed <220d.nn
for 10 months operation, priced
at <1S,600.00. — <10,000.00 will
handla.
Apartmsnt H0UBE — down-town,
6 rantal units in good condition
<22,500,00—netting 10 percent.
SANFORD AVENUE — Very
nice house, stucco on steel, 2
large Inte, variety of ftfnlt,
kitchen furnlahed, <8760.00 —
<1600.00 will handle.
FARMS — We specialise on farms
•'5-10 and 20 acre trade some
with houaea — Can be bought
for leas .than half of coat of Im
provements.
80 ACRE FARM With everything
that a good farm should have,
tile In good condition, unusually
good flowing Willi. This farm
fe fully equipped, la In a high
state of cultivation, priced nt
<40,000.00 with termn — hns
■pproxlmntely <12,000.00 In
equipment.
SPECIAL — 8 acre tract on paved
highway, not tiled,, largo barn,
1 flowing well, <1.760.00 Cash.
CATTLE RANCHER from 600
acre* to 18000 ernes,
Some
with Improvod pastures others
not so wsll Improved but car
ries some Umber.
GROVES — Have attractive offer
ings In groves, especially suit
able forborne owning that are
profitable in conjunction with
turkey and poultry'raising. —
Most of them have houses. If
you want an eiceptlonnlly nlcs
home would like to show a 80eere grove cloeo to town —
Grove production up to a point
whom it will, pay for Itself in 4
year*. Want acceptable offer.
* A. B. PETERION, broksr
118 N. Park Ave. • Phone 1129
F ,W. BENDER, Realtor
FU. State Bank Bldg.. Phone 1030
f
bw
1r
Hardwood
tlon. Price
P i W 1*'*
s*-
Ariktew Pur M a
Robinson Slffns With
Dodger* For $35,000
Livestock Sway
Recommended By
Federal Agency
PAGE SEVEN
When used nt u cuncent rat Ion of
of 0,026 percent tin,lone In com
bination with 0,6 percent DDT.
however. Its period of pruteetlon
can lie lontlu-nod to two or more
weeks. Lindane ns „ dip contain
ing 0.02 poicent of the chemical
" ‘l1
fill** l>l»l»«
Luffnl Notice
Lusral Notice
of
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I*AUKS .NANI iKltS A McKWAN
lllHHMt fur I’Umtlfr
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BROOKLYN, Jan. 24. — UP) —
ll I K I <M 11*1*1.11 V'l lllA ro ll
Jl'InlK. HUMIM'l.r: I-Iil-STV I S T i l l : M M ’ I lT i» r T I I K « 'n l V M
I I NVI I»|4| l( VIII1K
Jackie Robinson. Brooklyn second
ji ixii: ni.m i.vt>i.i: »«M ni \
KMUtldA IN I’flUtl ATI-:,
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baseman, signed a I960 contract
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No
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figures were announced by club
T O X A P H E N E . L IN D A N E 1
<" kT<* Al.l. » »li:i»ITl»MS \NM IT.Il To Al.l. rilKMTotitf a.NT* PKIt V
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not aim'd worn
contiiiding Hi'NS 11AVIN’t i ft,AIMS 1III in: No.NN IIAY IN* I i ’LAI.M.N "ll 1*1
president Branch Rickey.
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New Insecticide, toxaphene and O.O.’t pei, col lindane ik <-Itunouglily MANKM MIA INST NAM* KHTATi*.: \| ANIiff A*III NS I NAIM UHTATl*.
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VII *VM*»vl ll \l AY I’OVRobinson, voted the league's
Y**U 4111*1 »
r*r vmi .tr«* lu*r»’■ You iifnl i*(t1Ii "f von nr*' her* l*k
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most valuable p'ayer after helping lindane, ate monimcnded by the applied during warm Mention when l»j
uni rr<|itit*il to jin* n t 'l l f h (I iiftil r<w|tiii i».| (it |«rrH«-ril i IVoM*
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the Dodgers win the league nen V. S. Department of Agriculture wool on the sheep is lout,
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l.indimi- was leeomtiietided for ^lilt'll yoti >»i pIIIik of vt»11. mu v aV Cmiiti .h i Wo f Mt m' l *l h i ' r of i..fo n . \S (111*.
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serious Insect parasites of live- use by the Department scientists li.IV
mated <18.000 In 1040.
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last season to lead the league In flies, ami cheep licks on all live-; Then' "irmiiiil- always mils I lie FNiriitli
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spray at the rate of about 2 quart- - i i u l ' l . F l o t i l i a i a n g e s
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Mr. Aaron A. Gay. Field Exe pci nurture cow-, the period of
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cutive Boy Remits nf America, protection afforded by toxaphen •
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Jacksonville, Is In nur city en- Is about three weeks.
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Four Conference of Region Six, sper-les can Is* controlled with to **I ill. Ural til Krttrifl <Ini*
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Boys Scouts of America. While In phene spyays. These parasites arc
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SINGER MACHINES, new \ used.
Terms. 316 XV. ntii Si I'h. KW4.
Now- aviiiiabii-. I.atest mu<lel HighSpeed Floor Sim-ler for rent.
Everything lo complcli* „ first
elans jnlt. Call or come into
HENKAHIK liless A I’aiiit Co.
112-114 W. 2ml
Phone 1)20
SWAP SHOP. 406 K. 4th St. We
Huy, sell "r trade most any
thing.__ Phone 108-J.____ ..
FRIED Shrimp Dinner, Served
"The Best Shrimp on Earth"
every night nt Homer'# Grill,
324 East 1st. Street
Frlgldeire end Davenport. ........
condition. Reasonable.
Mrs.
Hurley Starnes, Up-ala.
P CRifolM noN HOOFING now
nVHlinlde. Re-roof with F.H.A
Title I Financing. No Job too
small. Sherman Concrete Pipe
Co. Phone UMI.
CONCRETE FLOORS, MACHINE
FINISHED.
Fire estimateMiracle Concrete Co.
Phone
1336 JUKI Elm Ave,
HENIHX WASHER Slightly used
I year guernntee, <160.00 In
stalled. Randall Electric Co.
Practically new cub-tractor and
equipment. Reasonable. 116 N
Jassamlne A y e . _________
7 ft. Norge* refrigerator, go ml
condition, reasonable. Apt. 12.
Welacke Apt*.________ ___
Anairas from .26 up. Spencer 214
E. 18th Street._____________
Like new 7 ft. G. E, Refrigerator
and Qai Range. >11 Oak Avenue.
One Coleman automatic tdi floor
furnace, 60,000 BTU with ther
mostat and, 40 feet of Hack.
<125. Cell 1265-R.
One five burner pwreelaln tap
stove. Cell 1388-J.
6—ARTICLES W
Siilc-lnd) wanted fur liing and cos
inctic* dcpuitm ciil, lt>>uiiiillat A
A m li-i-i'ii Itiu g Stun-. Apply to
F, E Rtiiimilliit, -Ii.
Expcrii-in i -I Wiiitirss
Bus Tcrnl-
iii a I Gull. Sc- Mr. Maynard.
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NICK'S PACKAGE STOKE
<10 H a iilo 'd
A v cum
—a
ALL TYPES of bulidoxer work,
reasonable rates. Free cellmat
es. David E. Carpenter, Phone
1398-M
HAVE MONEY mix firm watch mid
dock repairing
Fellows Home
Simp, 17(H) Hnnfmd Ave,
Skilled carpentei (ifsires work.
No job- too large fit too small.
Phone 713.
10—Ituxim-NM Opportunities
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12
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V E N E TIA N
BLINDS ms, Is t„
nrilci
't,-niionls Veiietlsn Him,I
Co. 1(20 \V 3rd HI, I'hoio
1162-IV.
NEW FLtIURH suriaced (o per
feetton- Old floors mads liki
new. Finishing, cleaning A wst
tng. r.irlajde power plant. 22
years nxperlanre In Sami,ode
County. 11. M. Gleason, Lake
Mary.
FH1GIDA1RB
Hales and Herrire
2 Factory trained qualified Her
vice 8len.
HIM. 1IAKDWARK CO.
JOI K. Flrel
Phone 33
ORLANDO ktnrnlng Hentlnel, lx
tando Evening Htar. Call H«l|d,
Bay. 11884___
____
Hlgheet ceih price paid for
CALI. 617 for Baltery, General,>r
furniture Ted Darla Furniture
anil Starter service.
.Swain's
Co. 811 E. le t Pk 88g>
Battery Service, 301 W. First
Two cubic yard* good black soil
Ht.
for lawn, Phone 880-J,
KEROSEN K-FU El. Oil for homes.
Call Alvin Odham, Sinclair Re
fining Co. Phono 916(1.
7— i’eta-I.lvefltock-Mupglien
Floor Sanding and Finishing: All
Osk Floors laid, sanded and
finished st the right price, E, F.
Four Plua for sale, M. E. Shelby,
Htevcils, Tele. 7I8-R-4.
Lake Monroe._______ _
For Sale-O ne large goo*T farm TRACTOR WORK. 'pHono 1tt7-J
for free estimate!. Jack Rusmule, reaeonebly priced, George
seil.
E. Balm#*, Eureka Hammock.
Rt. 2, Box 247.
Drag line, Imltdoter, dump truck,
ae—
muck, fill dirt, shell and clay
by load or job. Contact Culi-tcd
H R LP W A N TK p
A llauirrson Contractors, 101* E.
New York Ave., Del.and. Phone
46rt or 285-W.
TYPIST — TYP1»T
Goial Job# evalleble
fur women
ame ivr
from I • to 80.I- Speed and ec- I i— I.OHT (k I’OUNIl —-M
curacy required,
— Sunday night, one small
son between 9:00
f- W o N n : LOST
traveling bag containing valun
M. to Mr*. Ellen Stuck. Florida
til* paper* end books. Lost on
Fashion# Executive lulldlag,
bus nr In station In Jacksonville.
Atrbaee.
______ '
Reward. Notify K. Area, HOI W.
Experienced eteAamjiSer with
0th St., Sanford.
knowledge of’ General office STRAYED — SmxlFbio'ndV remain
duty and ebarthand, Apply In
Spits named "Tiny". Cell II. J.
person >00 W. n th , Street.
Davis, police etatlon or 38U-W.
Capable couple-
FORD plck-u» TM chassis, form
erly fee Cream Truck, extra
rear springe, 4.11 rear end, *40
88 motor. <80.00 ceeh. See at
Nebl. Celery _Ave^ __
^
1947 Crosfoy aedoh. ReasohirblV.
110 Elm Avenue, phone 968-J,
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f lu I f M illion
Southern Workers
To Get Pay Raise
Two Motor Court*
Are Robbed In Jax
China Famine
r
brAtv.oct,v
rVaar.ht..,W
.« :
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State FarmerH Market
On Middle Income
Tax Offender*
JA CK SO NVILLE, Jan. 24. - 4 /Pi
—Tourists had a bad night of It
at two motor courts hare last
night,
Thlavas broke Into threa visit
ors' automobile* and took belong
ings valued at $1000.
Mrs. Robert E. La* of Akron,
0., lost luggage, clothing and jew
elry valued at $741, Some of It
was racovared later in a varan!
Jot.
l.uggaga and clothing valued at
$330 and $240 In travelers checks
were stolen from the auto of W. E.
Vingllng of Lima, 0„ at another
court in (ha asms Mock. Alvin E,
Anderson of BarthlnHtr.ii, K. 1.
who stopped fur the night at the
same court, lust $343 worth of
clothing unit two cameras.
In enrh robbery, the glass in
vent windows was broken.
_ ---------- • « , Jan. 14. — OP) —
n a if a million worker* In tho
southeast get n raise In pay to
morrow under th* new federal
Minimum Wage Law.
Joseph C. Noah of Birmingham,
Ala., regional director of th* Labor
Department's wage and hour divi
sion. estimated here that 670,000
worker* are eligible for the new
76 cents an hour minimum wage.
H * said about 1,600,000 workers
throughout tha nation are expected
to coins under the raise of the
wege floor from 40 to 76 cents.
About one.thlrd of that number,
a* said, are in the seven suutheast• ern state,, of his territory,
Noah said the lumbar Industry
ill the south will In- affected espe
cially.
Wages In that Industry
now average about fib cents an i
hour.
In general, tha law applies to
(L o sllassa
g rew
V est
(las I
workers Involved In the produc Communist reluctance to utilise*
tion of goods which move In Inter available exparienred professional
state CGinmcrte, T hai* era a num man.
ber of exceptions.
“The a v e | r a g e Shantungeee
Noah said ha expects the manda thinks even Ids* of (hi* Iteih tlmn
tory. pay raises to be a boon to lie did of the Kuomlntong {(.'tiiuiig
southern Industry.
Kal-hhckV Natinmillel parly) hut
Ha noted that violations of the will remain apathetic. Cnnseipiimt*
law can ba punished by fine, hut ly, by icsortlng to Gestaim meth
added his office has not found ods, there appears no reaMni to
many case* in recent years.
bellevo the armed Coniiuunlst* cunriot him lilies In effective control."
My Informant said there was no
muro behind the Coniniunlst money
than war behind Kuoinintmig cur
"jAlKMi IMVILLK, Jam ~ 14— (A V)
— T h * K * i l « r * I H I s i s Market N ew s rency.
O tr v lc * r a r l v
N ew
Y o rk
in a r k m
“That la why ihslr exchange Is
on F lo r in s t r o l l s s o n v s a e ta ld s i
going to hell,1' he said bitterly.
A v n r a ilu a- 14s IS O ’ S.00,
to ll
I The exchange rate ill Tninglxo
d u a lity I t s .
H ta n s
tio s tia i
h a m p e rs
V a lm - was 21,(Kill Communist dollars to
lln e e SOO SIKI.
p o o re r
1 U U -I 6U,
• 1.1
Jew Orel 1.76-4 00. w a s lie s l m n -l
“The Kuonilntang through -beer
IV 4.00-S.U0, v e ry te w S tu , p o o re r
1 .00- 1.4ft. c r a n ljr r r y v e r y le w 6 on corruption uiul rubbery of the
lim e s o r it ln s r y i i u a l l l r i s o .
people by their financial measures
C a li b a g s 144 b u s h e l Im se s tm font any remaining prestige they
M fts llc T liiu n .t ty p e 1 S 4 - I I 0
C e le ry
IS In c h
c ra te s
llo lU s n mlghl have had In Hhmitung," he
H e a ii I H oren I HO. 4 ilo s e o I GO skid.
I I S . S doseo l . n o - l f l u , P s m s l I“ Having lost to tha Reds politic,
IV6 dO le o I.7 S -4 00. I doseo S.SilI . f f t . I du sen I SO.
ally their (the KnuminiuNg's)
C ftle ry ta h h a a e
IS In c h re lr c y military defeat was u foregone
'ra te s s. IS,
poor
r o o n illo o
so,
Much American mili
Ugs
I * 6 1 40.
IS Iiu it r t
liH e k e i- l ' oni’lnslou.
tary aid, which was rtmshleinblH,
s u m * f u l l r o m ll 11oh
Dll. 74
C u c u m b e rs b u s h e l b a s k e ts S m
it. wus rendered the Nsliobulini
l.S o, ( a ir i | o e l l l y
4.(10 4 SO, I m c r
* SO- ( .10
po o l s i
I 7,0-1.Uli, |.lc lil» . ■nilitdiy uuthoiilU’s In Rhantung
I.o o
ilnectly or liullieclly iiilpbl lust
lla n ile llo o
loose b n s b e l l, s - k e l- Iin well have heen given the lte-|n
I I S In n
o r illn a r y
In ( a ll i i u i i l l
lliectly."
lio n .7 S -IS 0 , H * b u s h e l i r u l e - li
He mild the Cuininuriinl* picn
r e g u ls r
c o o n ilo ii
iw n
l so r on
p o o re r lo w ns I 00
ent policy uf
tasutlon liulh'ales
H a g p la u l
bu sh e l
b a s k e ts
b e -i
1.66-4 fit),
p o o re i
« on.S 00,
s m .ill they Intend to drive out ull priviite
1.10-1 00
raile.
K n rilV s c h ic o r y
bu shel h u iu lic ie
‘’The volume of business Is n«l
m o s lly
IIS I.S II.
le w
on I stH m l I h *
llu s llly
S t t o l. lS ,
iM io ie r
lo w
ns used n* a hanl* foi tuxutlon hut
1.(10.
•
Hither each guild Is assessed no
K s c n ro ls
bu e b e l
Im in p e ra I Jfc
much to he prorated niming meinUS.
^ K it m q iia ls p s r q u a r t le w e s lv s lie ri/' he said. "Mirny firms, for
eign mill • Chinese, nlremiy have
b e r im e e a s ie ro c ra le n f lla Hon- closed or applivd for permission
llo n l i b - 1 SO, p u o re r u u s llly .40*
Jo,
Ito tn s in e
i . l b - 16 0 , h o ld u v - r s tu close," he said.
hoot i.so.1.00, poorsi I I I - 1.00
This man said that since last
‘ kva
bu sh e l h a m p e rs l.U u - to o , year's withdrawal of U. 8. Marine*
1-4*0.
from Talngtao the people would
velcume back the Japan**# to t * .
r r o u a i i i r i . n v . i. r s . r * « i i onntabllsh law and order and roao th e r
H u ll nose
Typ.
I if,sunahle taxation.
.' i ■
'
o r illn a r v tu t a l r i| us l i l y I.no
red I vdi.j i , huihei hampers
“ Despite the publicity given In
s n e lle s
I . imj- s i o ,
A p i l i s l i n * the Ciimmutilst controlled pr«*x
Miles
SO-lh cuiiiOrnlng frlemlshlp with Russia
socks usun s a 'r 4o -lT i!" ..w
e'w loo, and the formation lit Talngtao of
olio ■A t bo. UMWOS I ou, b u s h e l ii branch of the Hino-Hovlet friend,,l( H tO » usuoes s le . A n o il II I 74
hip society, the average .Soviet
H S iH shes IS -|| b o s k e ts te d som e
f s l r c o m liU o ii bo. |.oo.
cltiieii In accorded no better treat
H lis llo ls IS i|u e il b n ske lS I Ib is - ment than any other furelgner/'
, on l.o o . i is
he *al<l.
(4.1 ■ute.lt bu sh e l h n e k e u lleell.eii
elie n ir iiio m i „ u , - r i s u . j .oo, »•
All H. H. govciniiient property
o r n l.o o 4 in bush-1 h u iu p e re Y -.i- In TnIniflao ban heen taken over
ow
H ira lx h to e c k
s o u -7 oo,
44
by the Reds.
tu s h e j
Im s k e is
lle llu n . il.
1 in One iihltlme resident uf TslngS SO, l e i * e 1 . 60-1 IS.
also drslres anonym! ty.
m, who ah
H ire w h . r i Ire
pe,
pi
h e sl
J4- Inu,
.10, p o o re r
pi t i
commented:
"The rich aio gulling pour, end
the poor still poorer."
II* told me of th* ruse th*
Communists used to nblltiirate rob
bers and beggars.
"•
lo llo w ln a
u r ic *
re p o rtu rt
"They arrested on* robber," lie
,**»• U e a ls rs
on th a H a n fo rd
| * F a rm e rs i l a r k e l f u r p r n ilu c * said, "ami convinced him that he
1 Id T ru e here end l > t * l« r t u p would nut lie mulaiteil if ha regis
* F. M. Jan is, lisa,
tered bis trade.
He registered,
ns. T e n d e ra re e n , H a lt
ra d a d
Hu H p r j u s . l . i o
tub) his colleagues about It and
nil. I.lm a Hu l l p r i l . t t t
they registered, too; Than tha
Pul* Hu lipr ji.so • s ue ixillce cracked dawn and arraoled
* • . ! > » *
Hell M.oa
all of them. Since than there have
Iwan no more robber Its."
The aama trick, he eald, was
played on beggars. A lta r they all
registered, they ware arrested and
uaa* Celary
! .* • aent to the “y ilt mine*" to labor.
flower
..
iflibar*,
CUKHR OF D R IN K
T Holden
LONDON, Jnn. B4— l ^ M T l i *
rr, Pascal
A Larger ..
curs* of strong drink— Its aoflt*slam
an
la driving the British to and* pop,
Ida,. lesbara,
Tha National Association of
Soft Drink Manufacturer* re
ported today tha nation soaked
BUB,000,000 gallon* of lemonade
and such In IM S.
This Is twice tha prewnr agarage.
So Is tha coat of beer and whlakay.
Vegetable Market
Treasury To Check
T t 'K H l ' t V J a n u a r y 14,
*: III! N .W S
■it 16 .Mm r MH I I . p u r l
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It's
lia n c e tlm s
t l o l i . i t Ns lin n 's T min y
K « i K y s s r l i n ’l i s s l i .
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• f ill
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III .1(1 I ' l i k A I k . ii m u x s
'♦ I A W l i. r s A n e s ls P - s i in l i s u l
10 00 I 'lo H |i I 'n r u d .
h* it* A Hoy. A ' i n i a n il M u sic
I I .10 Mm o h m
V it 11st V
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41.10 H r lic i|ii» » t
.1.0f» T l i . lib v l Inn H o u r
t i ft T b e l l r l n t i t U fiol
«lOll News
6:16 A ls r k e i lle p u r t
IlIO T w i l l s b i g n n a s
*
l l l l l K n u rls l ‘ r ra d s
4:46 A n s w e r H l m l s l r
7:00 O r ir iio K on h i 'lu u il
7:16 Tlonss tut H t.s ity
7 r io
M iiurm P s r s iio a llly
7 46 K . v u u i . s by ( ’n ils
Ii Ob II A P IV i i i i i i h ' ) i 'in b
1 116 V i i i I i i v
H u ll
* ill) K t i ’ iir s liin s to H c lin c s
i* no N la lil I M il tun
<ll 16 P lill Hi-i',1 h i i n . n i * s i i
0:10 H lm rls K i l l * ,.f l b * b - y
0:16 lo le r lu ilt * u f A liis b ’
Si 16 t l 's till l l r l 'l ll|i«
I Ol no P n ll-,1 N i i H i i i i . Iiu ta y
III 16 J s c k MII111 Ii
I II H I .41 H u m . w i i l i M o d i’
I I inn N ew s
11 :()6 H le u i i f f
(I'aeilasra ris e . .* * * • Heel
rale of $2(1,1X1(1,01111 In lb * doling
months of lust year and that
freight and fuel oil were also iiu’
neurly f I .‘I ,<11X1,111X1.
However, lie peggetl the price
■hike solidly In the pension and tnMirance programs.
"W.i fttvoi pension and Insur
ance lienefit. for our employees,"
I'birless nabl.
“Our earnings,
however, are not sufficient to per
mit ns to ali-orb the large cost Inuilvvd.
Thai Is the lesson w *
■aired prices,"
I Asset (lug that “some still sugI vert we sbuiilil absorb these in,. i.use- because uf our earning* In
I -arly l!MH compared with the cor, i espumttug period In 1U4H," he
i m b le d :
1
“ I cannot agree with speculat
ing about profits In our enrpurali«n ot in the stee) Industry based
mi ufie-tpiaiTer or one-half year
earnings hi an eslraoidlnary high
iitle of production.
“Nor can 1 agree with those
who think we hIhmi Ii | borrow longI ei ill uiiiuey to ieplure - | did not
■av expaiul, 1 mud leplace—existlog facilities.
If there Is any
I’fiiu tn wny In ruin or liquidate
.’I bln durst*, Hint I, It."
I''nirli sa said Unit II. N. HteeJ
bad cm tied f> ~ pci cent on salts
ond (1.6 per cent on Investment
in ItMH when II was operating at
ill per runt of capacity. On ihr,%i
earnings, be suld, "you cannot go.
very fur In absorbing still greater
cost Increases.’'
Hu added thni, In his opinion,
I'. H. .Steel “has lint made a fair
(••turn cither on its sales or in
vestment at any time during tit*
lett 2(1 years," and explained: ,■
"It has paid constantly litertee
ing wages to Us employe**
supplied constantly, whop* earn
ing-- provide the faciiltlra wtih
which wages can be ei.rnod and
g'Oils rail Ii* produced, have re
ceived very liiailrmiale returns an
Ihc|i Investments.
,
In referring In arguments that
the steel price hike would b#iretlectwil III fliiuldug price level* in
other lililiislries, rnirleHa said:
"I'crsuiiiilly, I iiu not foraioe
any harmful effect whatsoever,
l iter* have heen or will, of rours*.
be some price i-hang** In s|**i
cunsuinitig imlustries, soma up and
some down. When Ih* change (e
up I believe it will U due more to
Increased labor, transportation and
4t'a*llae*d r i« w P c *, iiael
uilmr costs, iban to any chant*
tan,
in ilm priev of steel,
Lawyers. Edwin HhluhoUer.
"The decrease* In automobllfl
Doctors. Dr. t). L. Harks.
prices—which were announced af
Auloitiolille
l)«al«r«f (Jordon ter our price Inrrea**— la n ra t*
Bradlay.
In point.
Dairies, Geo, Harden and C. W.
iM tta M l r r w
Hm i float
Florida Slate League Is again ba
coming one of the beet Class £
league* In the country/' ha cOn
tM i
<Mat
a year.
11 plan* to crack down on tax
avails is In this group I f Congress
will out up th* money for addi
tions! enforcement agents,
'I be plan li/rnwl up In testimony
Iliad- ptiUU
ii,, |
Houre Appropriations Committee.
The umniUtcc w a. told by T. C.
AtkS’ on, assistant Internal revenue
that the iniddlo-Income
group makes numerous "arrors"
in computiny \as ('ability,
Secrelnn of lb Treasury Sny
C. A. Holcomb, executive secre
der ii-keil for more money fur tax tary of the Florida UaptDt broth
law enforcement,
"Thin Is the er hood, who will lead a layman's
nioM effective wny that I know of evival at th* First Baptist Church
to increase Ih* government's rev beginning with the U;0O A. #1.
enue uiiilcr the existing tax la w */' cervices Jan, 211 und continuing
be raid.
with the waning services nt 7:3(1
George J. Hchoencinan. com- 1’. M. dally through Wednesday.
missioner of revenue, ■ told the These services will ho under the
committee that tax audits daring direction or the laymen of the
the fiscal year |H4H brought In First Haul 1st Church and the
flJHU/m.iMK) which might other- public is Invited. The speaker has
bad wain experience among Stnto
wire have been missed.
Hof most of these audits, affect Haptisi laymen, according to Ray
president’ of the
local
ed individuals in higher Income .Slaton,
groups. Only 17.8 percent of the Hrolhtrhnod group.
returns on Income* In the $7,b(KJ
to t'Jfi.tMKl group and nnlv ill) per
cent of those under I7,b00 are
now being so closely checked. The
Imacr the Income, tbe mors likely
MTmitssea r o ta Psa. nt« I
a check-up.
m iner-• or* almut ready to follow
Treasury officials said they have the policy of the union by return
found that 7 out of every 10 rtf- in'' t.i work.''
turns checked In th* upper groups
Meanwhile th * flutomobil* induoare found In he erroneous, with try r, high-goared I860 proc^ictlng
th* errors generally In favor of drive ran up against a ponibla
tli* taxpayer.
atiag tudoy — a throatanod ChryiThey estimated that the govern- ler strike.
inenl gleaned $8.40 for eaeh dollar
Tomorrow at 10 A.M. Ml,000
-in-lit on extra anfrircement par- Chryrler wurkor* are tu walk o * .
I'Uiliel In (h r I Bill check.
Hiiwkvor, negotiators strove for
a Kith consecutive day today to
compromise th * dispute.
Vrsterdky the CIO United Auto
Workcr», In a surprise maneuver,
H ’a a tta u e d r » *
*-« • u » i
(.'ummlssloti decided to defer action offered to abandon their $100
on any more meler In-1 ■Halloas monthly p«nt>ion demand ill exI'linng* for a atraipld wait* tmost
for the present.
The $10u pension has been th e
Installation of hark-tups, posts
and wire for the tennis court al union's No, I o b je c tiv e of Its
Ninth Mtreel and 1'ark Avenue In IP-60 bargaining program.
Chrysler gave no sign thut It
wm authorised following the sug
gestions of Mrs. I*. M. GInglu.i, w h s willing to ngree u, th* new
recreation supervisor. The posls proposal. Thu union proposed a
lid wire were (liiiiliti-d to the (!ity, flat III rviits an hour increase,
lastullalloii of street liglita oil its "rui k-bottom" offer,
I'rexldunt Walter Rvnther, now
.Sheppard
Avenue,
Thirteenth
•Street and Hh*l’|nird Avenue and lienilltig uulun negotiations, said
Fourteenth Street and Belle Ave Hint Chrysler "has gut t u accept
or, tg* s t r i k e , f
nue In Goldsboro was ordered.
meanwhile House Investigator*
heard testimony tuday that a pri
vate cltisan knew about the atom
bomb project at tha ttma a com
pany ttic man headed sold 1,000
pouridr of uranium compounds tu p i ; Rvr* l.tu.ipbLiv, fmei'Vi. Pa ,
tiuHSig,
■
The man was Boris Tregtl ami Doeriug, flrlindo, and Charley
tha tune h i , lint spring of IU4,i.
Marian, Manager of tha May fair
Ih v testimony came from Dr. Inn.
I'hlllp I., Merritt, Atomic Kuergy
Commission official who formerly
A c iih c s
made wartime uranium purchases
for the atomic bomb project. He
|( ’«BllR»t# ttwm fi«* ••$••*
appeared before tb* llou-r Un- glviiiK out tu Iho p fM i only half
American Activities Committee*. irutbs, t„ cover up its short cum
Merritt anld Pregel was prcii- lugs In handling the situation.
dent of tbe Canadian Rudiurn and
-The !>tat* Department appar
Uranium Co., role sale* agent for ently Hunks timt all it hat *n
a Canadian uranium producing do tn by-pass Its duties, Is tiu.
firm.
Issue warnings.
0
1‘rcgt‘l’a company lias been de
“The men on our unarmed
scribed n* an American firm with American merchant ships whan
headquarter* In New York.
going
about
their
legitimate
M erritt suld the Canadian Ra InisIntvLD uiul livelihood want, and
dium and Uranium Company sold are entitled to, protection— nut
1,000 pounds of uranium oxide and warnings.”
nitrate to tbe Soviets through
American President Line otwhat he regards as a violation of flclnln in Now York referred
a contract giving the U. H. govern queries to thu headquarters In
ment exclusive rights tu Ha uran Pan Francisco.
ium supplies.
In the Senate, members nf tha
finance commit!** 1 got Into ■ clal consultant to secrotary of th O
lively argument today over wheth- Army Gray.
er tbs people have tu nayJwlce foi . Truman alio u td today, ha looks
fonvnrJ “to great ad lasting bene
Social Security benefits.
Senator Millikan (H-Colo) con fit*'' from Die new 76 cents an
tended tha answer Is "yea". Sena hour Minimum Wage Law which
tors Lucas <D-111
Karr <D- •h vs Into street al midnight to
...7 and
________
night,
Oklaf challenged him.
Asserting the United titatei will
Ths exchange Interrupted testi
mony by Bill Child, Idaho public not relax Its efforts “to provide
flaaiitance commissioner, who aid a li-tle r life for all uur people,”
ed with th* two democrat* in tho Mr. Truman said the raising of
the minimum rate (mm 40 tu 76
no-d*ctalon debate.
MlIRktii touched it qff by us- cents ah hour I* "dlcated by oiC l
sailing th* practice uf using o il clal Juitlc*.”
The law, to which Ihs presi
ug* insurance collectors to run the
government. Government ho.id* dent called attention in a 700 wind
are put Into the trust fund when statement, wai one of the key
planks In his 11143 campaign.
the money Is luheti mil.
"tlurs is a growing society,"
Mllllklti runteniled Dial the mull*V can lie lepluced only I rum l:>x Mr. Tinman said. "We cannot a f
revenues collectod for other gov ford tu stmi'l -llil, mid we cannot
ernment purpisen. That, he nabl, afford tu haw uur legislation bameans thni "you're ciillecllng It coiiie oUtnuidi'd."
again,”
Nearly 40 million fresh water
From tho Whit* House come*
thu niiniiuncvnicnt that I'rflelilent gam* fish w *r* caught front F lo i£)
Truman tmlay iimnluntod Kurl II. idu’s laktia and struunia lest year
Iliimlctaiui of Uuliforiilu • to bo according to reports from the li
Asslttunt Bicrotury of tho Army. ven-* buying fishermen. The famIb'iiili'tsi'ii, a Hnn Frnui'inco luw- ou- black bairn muile up more than
yer,-h as. been serving as a ape- hit)! nf this total,
making between 7,000 and $26,000
Steel Probe
»m m
tl'aaMoaa.
W ASHINGTON, Jan. 24. — (# )
KAIIIO STATION
W.T.B.K.
Rotary Meeting
veal final action in the absence of
Wadsworth and Allen. He then
moved |o reconsider, which meana
tha mailer can be considered again
when the full membrihip is pre*
aent.
Brown has been listed by FEPC
proponents as favorable to the bill.
—Tb* Treasury Department la
ayalng even more closely tha In
come tax raturnx of Individuals
S h o w n a la iV e n r o C o u s in W i lb u r a n il llb m ilie l l r n o k * p o p u la r h i l l b i l l y
e u te r tn ln o r a f o r m e r ly b e a rd o n G ra n d ( lie t l p r y fr o m W H M . C o u s in
W ilb u r w i l l a p p e a r on tin - s in g e in p e rs u u a t tb e K i t s T h e a te r
R u iu r d n y .
Congrem-Truman
Coal (Strike
City LlghtB
Shipper
* C
C K lO N
Iff
US S H O W
George Stine, past president ol
a Rotary Club, conducted th 1
meeting In Ilia absence of Pres!
dent Georg# Touhy and appointed
11. II. Coleman ns chairman of iht
“Uti Tn Tampa" committee, In
charge of rweivatlons for the dis
trict Rotary conference to ba held
May I.
Guest* were, C. H. Leiher,
Huntingdon, Pa-, Sam Samuel,
Verona. Ni J.; V P. D u n t, Erie,
YOU
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B E A U f i t - i l l LY S T Y L E D
f^ fW
CARS
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New, New, 1950 Styling!
March Ol* Dimt'H
Eslat*, Raymond Luml- 1J'srkags Moras, BUI Poll.
qulst.
Hardware, ft. A. Newman,. Jr,
Accountant., Uaorga Willlami,
Williams,
Railroad, Joe Barn** and Bari
Jr.
V g rtla
JJnrkat Assn., A. 1,. Hkinnsr,
m
■Hvhouli,
-IIUUIBs H.
(la E,
Me, morrila
Morris,
Churrhas, R*v, It, L. Zimmer
Kaad Htorai, R. T. Hunt. 1
man.
Refrigeration, B. F. annas.
Drug Hturaa, France* Roumtllat,
Furniture, A, L. Wllion.
'
Jr,
Dry Ulaahera, Al Lyons.
Grocery Htores, Harold Lawla.
Harvlca (Ration, M. R. DoUt.
A LEAKY ROOF LEAKS MONEY!
WHS -vary Plop end -wry drop • Ortr roof
paper and wi
good Fool ft
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K nluldlshed 1908
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E m p lo y e e A i'n in
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W o rk e rs
B r ic k s "
B ie a k tlo w n
So Limited It
Is Only 1% Tax
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IN D K I'K N D E N T
S A N K O H I). F l.O K lU A .
Alger Hiss Given Chrysler Men
rFtw¥e&f& hi i* w •OtifcOfirS(r&e
On Perjury Count 0ver Pensions
D e p a rtm e n t
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i f
l^attfnrfr lirra ib
Jo U u ily T h e re la tt iie u g ih
To Protect the P u n o{ ihr t» or id;
To Promote the P fc |ti*» ui Anirr;c*.
To Produce Prosper),) for santuid.
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W tA T IItU
N K W H I'A I’ K K
U K I IN K S D A Y
C h in e s e
M IL
Generally fair *r.J .oniinurj
rather * a.-m (hunch Ihur'day.
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For
Mine Bureau Chief
Pact
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Assui’ia tv il Cress l.ctmed W ir e
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Imperiling Nation
‘ I lit'
A f t e r
Work Is Halted
On Dormiiory
At University
In C o m -
N e g o tia tio n s
1)1 l KOI T
Jan
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Clnyxln itu ilirii llu x lird nut nil
illA r a! 10 A M luil.1t .tlir, i l l
month* ul 1'ililr urg'd, tlumi ovri
,
r-\ i
A I'eii'i "1 plan
Count*.
o V C 111 h e r
O n ly
n ,r u i l ’mini Au|.■ WinLc11
He w ill appeal lui id le
I ( V i r e i i t O f S a l e s nil Ic I Ci I ||* it'* IKK) l hiV'Ici till
Allien laced Lut cumpmcd in
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W , ><u i **|»Kt 1m ul Ti yft I i In m K| • III 1<ixi. ■ i 1 !. •. 1 I*
manner, (hr lormer Slate Drpa.i
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unmed,airly altr, n r .......
1. ■ Ixt til
il l' X 1lilt 11x4xl 1111 e'eilu* 11, Mull ( >| 4 I'M
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llient ulln ial rlnueil In ihr r lid ,
a ; ll..ee pncrnl sale, l a s ....... ltluU t,|J „ 0 -,S A M
III- Hfi *• It 1I,-mi'ix| fit ft- \ ’in* l.’l ' till
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dociinieiili to WlullaLer l hamhr„. »-j « .-..llr. ir.l .... Ir » than one m e j fin)1 gftl((nj ,p a
[ | ie U1(1-ll, 1 l •" III uh.t > Inin I "i
; SIS, ■hrtl ,“-.f ttlr.r Ii ltr< Kill* |*4U't U *• !■> <Ir >
'1 fil K.l .
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fill fit tlir I..I.I .a ir . in Nuvrm bn
telf’tlylru courier for a preuar
mg of lathes and (snimline ol i'm n, i,
M‘14 flu ll rill t
N I W YO RK. Jan.
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1
Algrr N isi Wat s rillrn tril today
five y m fj in a frtln a l pen.lenliaiy .
A i f r | ; 11 K* f | | | | - 11 «.
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it•MlMttl (til 1*1" i, r
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vtfitir $ '■limit, iv-n ihlfjw m<|.
pit ll t |* in p .ilfil | ,aI ||.iu,|gr.
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.tamping pusses crasrd abruptly. I *
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Ittill
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K rlo ir (e.leial jmlge Henry \V t.f ihr III.I month'. irliiHH shot.rd
lh \W presidrnl, W tltri Rrulhci |
'till mil till* fit 11
ht*'*llh tiI*I » It 4.
Goddar.l ir n ir in n l lum to li»r u lriililiah lr i u llc I omii ol $I,B 87.- .aiil die itn k r was u ll r . l h f.a u s rl
r n s ifllu ,
•* il.ib* til
I In «>.|it|. mi t I ■d |o| p it
m
\ im l i o r iH iM r :s
'9 / or 11 p rrrrn t u| ih r total
y ra n on earli ol llie Iv.n iin in lt
tlir lom panv would not ag irr to,
inrill "I t r>t 'll" p.. Ill .11 the k*Ml hr 11641it i th‘s|
t ’ -I I I ’M t(t»9 in Kin., ...Irj irp o il
T o o <«:nnl»ltT,
I hir. 1,»$ | lit I 1 I' v.1 m (tie (hr
the itn trn re to run roncuitm tlv
, .nl ii t. n 1 ... 11UH turn tin
giant a p aikag r ul liru rtilt worth
n i Hun If Ilf v$.Jt ( (. 1
and declined to levy any l.nr 'd hv d raln t. Hie Ukuici do not II) rent, hourly prr woiker
- f i l r n i r i t i I,. It.r * • ti *1r lih i dill
iifiiiiu tn .il
fi
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f I I It I
ml ini tit |mi
■gaunt hun. Hiss was giaulrd |iri "n hide fl.M tM g ) m laars paid
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Ml l>ll lilli | If*
Hint I i i pi..til it i I no. 0 ..out Iiiillrr m fm I. i
A flrc lrd a ir union riiiployrs
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to ••••nli eg. ti. i'oiii permitted to opeiale III.- plan .m t |t.$ i r • ln*l i\ ill H ‘ tiff I *t$*«|A IS
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a pay-»»-yoii-gii tiai(‘
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' . till
lh ll ihr s.'.i I Kilt*' III I t »I (hr ildl
honor lor Vtiiii romi'lrralioii an d ...... ";"‘ l
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m i tins o|i|ioitunilV igalii to ilrnv ltli. ||Hhl,
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ii i'n n i n l iiieii’linivllii' -alei tlie company luitlitig in »
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I am m iilidriil dial in tlir . lirmipht in the mu't uumey of any
At halin'* M*tml it i tiMhom ilia s ■ i \ ( 11' V 1 1 l » f 1 H 11'-HOt n
A Chrysler stuleiiient «nld
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llilllrr all tlir lai |. .ill hr liroughl -•Il$»*r i'i <*111* in November gtnrt,
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out to .lum how Wlull.ikri ( li.iin ■17*1. Ilrii.lwin f. imint mill mai'hlu- strike, in the face of the iirnsinti '*111. I hi ion i, I it'" ii me id n !"■ Ii Mill M <
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v<11k V4ri*I Mi l^i* nil 11*5-1
hris wa. ahlr to .a n y out loigrry ery it m eii uivounteil for $l()5,:irif and I m u ratin' benefits (Tliryslet lll.H K i B ' i i i tlr-.iy'n* v**-ir ill firtll 4 i f * H * 1f * - | 1111M
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has offered, shows again ln«w itiffi i
(uivr (ii'l^u *illm\ltlh{ d|- 1111*1*434*
ul. «<'•* Hole I ie III |e*
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of that total, variety stores
‘itril l \ ^fHti *r* irI
by lypewrilrr."
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A fter lielug aenteni'eil, l l ln wh -' t'lrtt, <lopurlnirlit stores $H7,2flO, cull, if lint fu lile, it is to Irv to do IIKnl* HHir$l l$V lli^ * lilllrtr l ilm- I. ' v.tit s
husllirsa with people who do such
III ;* Hdhmlt iif 4')n | HiirrU»'' fidin Itirir fiuml Midi Miyp
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11.i\s $*| .1 | ip (i| I ii
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pa m in i In the I'liMndy of lili at
a'.-iifinl stoles $71,227 and drug
IHillinh witli llir I
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irresponsible tilings."
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in ipfiijitlv iiiitiiy Mirm In Mint el | ahimu? 1
ioiney, riMiule II (’loin ol llolot eg $U7,237.
<dMilie* i llk*t l.eul Id Sdii lnY lh*<- levl | hr In.1,nt, fn M-Mlul. help U* tml 4i***»i m iluftrirt sip iu »R
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n, until 4 I'. M. lodnv when he
Pood and beverage rales yielded
"The
ChrysUr
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* (Vuit*v 4•villi pAlt v
list poet flu ,(100 timid.
" M oimvv Atfri*rforn| ‘ 'i«l llo* l l o
the nest liii'lie-t — even with the
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Jfu-ir n* t ill oi ii fu it tin niHinck
Ciosi. tile<l n notice of appeal eseli,p*lol|a i.rr rilllde groreries, their unkm Vrers prepareit to calf bill A v irriu rlit llt«**r |$Hi|»ti||f JK I I
IlfPollmi* IIHIt ‘Mil4 hu- *4•*11*11i■4(*-4f I f mil
off their strike If the corporatinn
III d|l|*|l|t |IP|| tlf I'ddl til 11M(Mif flit
with
the
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i.iv »ue r.e>„ ...
Thee |iiui|ueed $827,Sfih. Of that would meet the established pat VI .till l*4i Mir** -1if t i 11 11$.'Ill* lu (It*
f-.Mt*. If 4|kkl» I Jy Mini uhk*i* Uv ni
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tf“ lu l1 r<*
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eaine from lestanr tern of lit cents an hour."
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A Inst ditch negotiating session
\I*iid -f Mu* miMPiH it*' irfiiitn jt
( ’roar said Hina' "coldrlImtions Rid,01* paid on mm.exempt gro
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which ran 24 lum ri failed In re' ii the inti'iesla of the United ceries.
I." ir> on I'el< I -o llie, cm,I.I lie to yktt| | I'd'll (lie- I In re* it M
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m .Ivc tile dispute.
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I (Mi*lrr*-f*4hit Iif i* h*i.iiu .."'"t'leil tu. me i"*h el,.*-' I* i I',' Mt.r fold) f
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Stales and to «ur Internntlonat
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The walkout will affect s mis* ,, (, ,|y r,|
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lelatiuim aie metiers Is'vond ills, ii,"",, ( .1. I llnweiel llo- . mi in t • iiInil Iue*. t'l-li*n,'l VIp.ml /5,ii
f ..I 110,1100 (.hrysler winker- In
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pnte * lie aildiwl collceinllig Hiss’ Inoughl iii $2«<l,7f.l. with
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Mlltl ht |*I d.ltii’l lull ''I till* * it Mil MPM M.lMi III > I'll -*M*I U i 'III i Im VVedi- III Ml*1 >■'•PM
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la-1»",le llie .tty "«,„.'"|llf",.',l.le
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noeimee. Hla financial ruin I* ao
flahlie.l to union locals.
. mu ift Mi. r • $$.• ■ l -in it.•'(
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accumpllatied facl."
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tl »''* III III-lit (till 1**(• I I J** oo
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e il .,"'■,li. In gel i lit of . belli
The Uefeiine attorney aihlml that
mand that (Jltryaler grant benefits
M cll.iic- ■•( tile MHI.fn.il pilot 1
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lo 'l' -ant he v-nnlil lemui.
# h i i p “brilliant career ha» b*»au
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worth 19 cents hourly per man was <*1llh I'HVO (■■'<■,. invit.'ii l.v Mu' 111
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, i,,I ,i. . nii.il iii.l to changes iii m *'kf
W A SillN O TO N , Jan. 2ft. - t/p| rejected by the company.
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league of Women Voters will il.* “ttlij loll ,if Hit I'NIfti* <ll 4*li I JtvGM1 I .***• l Y l i c k t M i s ,
............. ttvldot, ti Rtu, i >
of last year than in the corres
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Building permit* in Sanford to tpeaf on “ Wliv Floriilu N«eil» ■ tint If Ui
ponding period of 1948.
N p k t p h h , I n S litlth c tl ,
t ’lltl**! Ml**
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ei,. e "dl i "••' •*"“ "• "(
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Tlie Agriculture Department so tal *278,4011 to date and may reach '!e > M ale , 'oi.slil ill toll
i o„,i I lao Id
"he thought
reported today. Its monthly ferm the *300,000 if the present rate of I," Hat",II wHb reui| ul I lie meet f i e4t*t| i In vt || Mill,tie'll Mu* i*Hllh h\
i .e.dlct of |„«tlflnli|<' ....... ,i
llo i.dent"',, "t the l.oaid
Income report showed that In the building continues during the five iue ••( llie Ii.i'al i'I uIi heh| ,n the I i . * Mi! ** III fJH'Pks i»| I IMM*
h fh'ik *1 I hrttiikMi Mu* i i*M m dll .'iiI.I ••'•tv was returned al 3 Oil «,
M. B. “T-Bone1’ }bed»h ve«(ertlav other 42 states farmer* found days remaining for securing per \ a. til . loti la. I night.
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11lit*1at 11ii|i|»ttj till likil |ifi“«I m fill
„"l I" appoint the
Mialiflad aa ■ candidate for re- their revenues down 10 percent mits this month.
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lory follow,rig an .........I,, Im p ,. hi.vid < id,,",""'.....
siaction »s tnemlwr of the Rtnte or more on the basis of the It
Among the most recent permits Ut.’lil llie "lemlie.s to lake pail ■■I f *M*|i .
W Dale Hoflfruim w a* -rlccled
fill- fll'W ill* VP*Ii4|f 111I"Ilf - f|l Mlltl ......... - >■>,ml,.fled liy It,slice ol ..... I....... I'-, agency m the impend
Hum * of Representatives which month comparison..,
was that Issued yesterday to Mi in tlie elei'lntli ui, I ,1). 2] mi the
M VhI y lilti*I ?|lit Mil I hr iVjti'** VV E W.at son and a- ............ all ds '•niisliuctinn I'"" a i lifegipirit, and I’ H»*ky Wight
ha haa aerved for four term*. In ‘ The states with higher farm In and Mrs. W. V, Bitting for are*- .piention of whether tile Fli.rlil-, III if.4*
a- xMxndanl for th........ .. Munici
e l',III .’ list*) Attorney Ilk,lie |
cluding aeven sensions and three come, In addition to Tease, were t|ur> of a seven room home at Powei a,ol l .glil I ".l.pauv si,all id ft4'** i* Id tiiir f41nil I f \>\ u|| ip
.'"rii'erning Iks' fulul -lal. II * \ .0,1 act.,,,, . "I'll ,' V ll. t*1" “'“J pal Mu i i i ,iiitliv Pool which will be
of liMijdl iMi|»df I int-i*
astra setaion*. To date he I* tin- Delaware. Florida, Arkansas, New Elliott Avenue and Seminole Boule lie gianleil a franchise with," the •( i vps utiil
iirucil Saturday mixntiig ’>< 10 no
oppnitd. lie is a farmer. Uvea at Mexico and Arison*,
vard and near the new Harry City „f iJanfuni. Mile alao i«mu"1 t flu* ih .Iiih I ry jut,| |,i iht* |»n111ii* / ....... I i "lay nighl of I, " -c I .'<■ on, all", i"J\ " .I.f,;.-.*1
,‘ct .ct
( lifford McKibtun, d ty
4S0 Rosalie Drive and came here
'(,•’(
31. Negress, wli.i died
Texan moved Intu lop place In Toukv home. The cost la estimated eil llio-e pn'seut of I lit* re-iegi- I t U lle *>uul
iii’inNktul
Mi I p i ll •*I' i i IlliC
I he* Aihaiilii* **oji ii I i
<i$$i» l • • •* > '"-'Of taken to 11,>> huspit ,|
from Albany, (ia., 2S years ago.
p. M. Campbell is 11Hi Ion I.f Mitel's lor Slate, eou.lt V
the country for the January- at $23,000.
M r Hoffman, 23. t* the -.in of
In the Legislature lie served as through In-1
• -• •pi, Dltver ('•■!
Neg.e-s Hurry ItmKf N am ed
anil uatloual ele.lion-, u.g.ug ilieu, ,.,i hijVAriVt'l, ill'll Mil? |$4 ‘tt*** ’ft iNovember
period contractor.
Mi ami M i- W D H "ffm au. 639
vice-chairman of the committee on with total income of 11,006,182,000.
tu ,e , 1'glstel l.efole I lie ileail ik * i'll i*t| |i Mini Mil) Mil V NiVOrdllliC '.I." (*■••*• liven heh| In I'onne.'liiio
•ducatioiii on road committees, re California took the second spot
line " II-.M lrill II
llie bonks ale i fill* efd|*l 11 Ilf Mil* nil flPhl, M*r *4 kill llie slnMUng, wa* release.l To i ii* its ( tmiiniHft* Valencia Drive, anil iH'i.li-. lb *
WOMAN SENATOR 1)1 KH
M*«lliiki9d O u •*«■» flMhll
,v ,i -erved a» a 1,1,* guaiit at
tl ualluiiaa lla faae Kauri
ciprocal trade and business regula- with *1.860.7(11.000, with lows slip
-‘ " •‘i Die jury decided tliat tie
(JOUVERNEUR, N. Y., Jan. 26.
Id e a l Lakes Naval Training Stalia.l
Hided
In
self-defense
I
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<#lnt committees.
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Mrs.
Rhode
Fox
Graves,
ping from the front position down
Active In securing good road* to third with *1,808,648.000.
Itilling look place III the t hvet,, (,lM| citin' mint, and Florida Tit tiou P iior to that lie wu - a mem73, the only woman ever to serve
in Seminole County he haa co
"f
'l"U 'o Reddle yin Midway, and
in
the
New
York
Btete
Senate,
C i,n iiii, s i " , ie , t t . il H illt o p " t tier of tlie UmversUv of Miami
With only December Income vet
toll"wed an argument over a wig C if-fiiil City In," been named to vw iinn,iug •quad, and during 1,1*
operated with the local delegation to be reported, it appear* that died today In Hullywood, Fla.
" oi n by Jess,, Mlckene.
of stale legislators in securing the these are the only statee whose toHer death was reported to
a .pcni,I industry committee to earlmi e.lucalion at Howies M ill*
improvement of Park Avanue, tal farm income last year may Iriend* here by her son, Senator
I h io k were IL II. Metcalf, u develop plum fur stressing the im im y Mehiiid, Jacksonville, waa in
Highway No. 46 to the East Coast, clear the two billion mark.
1 tValiiiall, W. F. Thorne, Mill",, piirlaiii:,* "f Die fie 1, Florida cil- llie' mv i ii , inllig •'ptail
Paul D, (Iravea, who flaw to Hol
M, W.glit came to Sanford from
and the new Oeneva bridge now
', civil,gl<„,, a . II. Wallace and i i i k markets as a feature of the
lywood Sunday to be with his
Of
the
other
flva
state*
with
III aiif'irit. Pa., where lie had oper
being built; also other road* in
mother. Mr*. Graves had been III
I'.Mi Florida Citrus Exposition.
l ittle C!.i Cl.i lla lltii, 6. of F*»u I'atk romped olf will, the (ii«t I'ni I,aider.
ncT“
?!j!
revenue,
Arkansas
the county, Including the Forrest
Will,ease* ware lJr H li Rtaik.
John A ttl,iv,d), J r , Winter ated a printing shop f 'l 20 years
*'*«• *480,373,000 as against *479,- • week.
p iiir m tlir Sanford ToiirfM Clul.'i inU.d amateur mglii piogiam Mmi
City road to the Orange County
. I'.iir,, l(e.ldley and Dennis Ron
Hawn, president ot Ilm Exposition, ami from 1924 to 1929, operated
22£“
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IHi
8''
f**l*ware.
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.
day niglil ai the Touiitl ('ru in a, ....... dun JUG iprctalort applaudrd i y
tine; Ou Iden rod Road improvelesae Mickens was stabbed said Dial Mr. Took,' and Commis die Wight I 1, lilting lih.Jp, which
IRAN PICTURES
ju n t ; Highway 20D Oviedo to Chu- 839.000 and *91,729,0001 Florida
Motion picture! of Iran were her a< lolutii t.sllel da.ice. (. ail Lurir.ntver, lirograni ( ha,(mail ami beldl,il I tie right shoulder and ill, sioner Bishop would work with in- ie eMahl.slied ll, 1939 and op*368,062.000
end
*301,670,000*
He Is past
V i t a and Orange County and the
.Iei i In. right arm, accurding to committees to contact iresh fruit eixtcil to June, 1919
N»w
*174,68**00 and shown at the Junior High School announce,, held llie liltle dincer up "> dut evrryour could ,re Itri testimony.
inn-ler " f Lodge <126, F ami A.M.
Geneva Oviedo road Improve#
shipper.,
and
glowers
to
solicil
yesterday
afternoon
by
Raymond
after
awaidmg
die
pure.
“ nJ Arleoug *108,Mr. 8Mllh la a member of the
Ball, Jr., and Frederick Eihoo.
participation in “F,»sh Fruit Day" and H secretary of the Klwanis
Young fully Pad. intre.f a hit with hit violin playing and won
Mr. and Mrs. W ight live
vocational guidance committee of 964.000 and *196^71^00...
HTATION KGHHFD
at the Exposition, to be observed I ’ lnb
The former la tachnieal advisor, tec,md pil/e. 1.(penally plra'.ng n o hi. mill,lion of Sclniherl'i "Ave
at I6 lb Park Avenue.
He w ill
tho Xiwenla Club.
Tlie
Gulf
Filling
fitetion,
oper
end
the
letter
comm
unice
I
Iona
en
nit
Thursday,
Feb
1
1
1
B R N K FIT FIS H E R Y
ated liy II. R. Gwens at 1118 San
gineer for the Iranian govemmant. Maria 11
Working will, Mr. Tooke ami have charge of taking of tickets
Manley lirumley, tenor aolniat "Ie .p,arietta of hoys, and duets ford Avenue was entered last Commissioner Ulshop on the gen utul looking after tucker* al tha
U.R.O. TO CL08K POORS
Mr. Ball made a brief talk about
NEW YORK, ’an. 26. — UP) - «t Imngwf.o.1, Friday Jan. 27 at Iran, called Mr. lahoo to the stage and employee of Remit,ole Motor' ami dancing by gtrle from tlie night "r early ihi» morning and eral committee In contart packing pool
The United Service Organisations 6:00 u'clock In the afternoon, T. E. and they demonstrated how Iran Co., woo tl.il,I prile will, hi': rend,' ci,",,l under direction of IL it pioperty including a wheel and housrr, and growers in the respec
i t closing up (hop.
T H V VVKATHKR
Another kiit was m e and a jack, valued at a total tive areas will he the following:
Tucker, county chairman, an ians meet and talk in tha ancient lion of "The Whiffinpouf Hong" Hr, l.chach.
The agency, whose wartime en nounced. The price will he 76 cent* land, which wsa ones Persia.
and an In .!, rnilmiy.
cor'd by a Junior High sextette of $00 was stolen. Entrance was Commissioner J. It. klclJunald and
tertainment circuit stretched tram per plate end moat of the food and
A pleasing variety number was f girls directed by Mrs, W. G. made by smashing the lower win IL ti. Harnett of Plant City; Cum
JACKSO NVILLE, Jan 26.—uC)
the agile Hungarian Folk Dance Ft si, dug.
ttSyn* to the beachheads of Ku- services are being donated.
High Low
dow pane on the north side of the in las inner Tom Turnbull of Win- Station
CANNON RNTBM RACK
• * » , aatd yesterday that [t la un
68
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TALLAHASSEE,
Jan.
II. F. HeuJder, president of the building.
H r Haven with John Lang, Winter Atlanta
I, A
n M. - ( 9 ) performed by Loni-u Renton and
able tu raise enough muney to . . JAYCKB 9 FBAKER
24
12
—Former U. 8. Rep.
I n . Pat Cennett Cecil Kounlx under tha dlrerllon chili, announced that next Haturllaven and Klngswood Sprntt of Ruston
keep going.
of
6Ira.
Eurnr
Price.
fi'J
37
iiallf
na a oanALAN H A LE FU N E H A t.
duy night at 7:30 (.'clock, Bellcamp
Morris Nelms of Lakeland, head of Miami today qualified
Lake Wales; Commissioner J. B. Burbank
It expects to terminate opera of grower#' relatione for the'Florl- dldata to regain thn
40
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as
G LENDALE, Calif., Jan. 26, — "Babe" Prevatt of Tavares and Chicago
Mr. Kiitenhower opened the pro llie ningiciori will appear and that
tions of Its 166 branchee through da Cltrua Mutual, will be the
75
60
^ * 100*1 district seal
I guest rraaelonnl
gram with n hnmoroua skit por tickeln will ho unlv 2G cents. A ,/Pi — Alan Hale, 67-year-old vet John M. Campbell of Leesburg: Galvestun
out the country by Tuesday.
60
•peaker at the Junior Chamber of •p. George Smatbere
traying a Hollywood wild weal pul lock supper will he hahl F ri eran ul tha moviai, will be buried Commissioner Dan McKinnon of New Orleans ................80
During tha war, the U.B.O. had Commerce luncheon Thuredey, Mrs. ago.
88
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44
movie, and ended up shooting the day night at 6:90 o’clock.
today at Foraat Lawn Memorial Winter Garden and Walton 0. Rax New York
•m i 8,000 service renter* through- Baymond Rundquiat aanounead to69
................ 66
Smathera, a candidate for
Hoi* Hobson, of Euclid, Ohio, Park with Pat O’Brien, Leon Errol of Orlando and W. F. Roper of Pittsburgh
piano player, D. Clark with •,
it thn United State*, end more JTe
26
U. 8. Senate, la nat seeking
7
cap pistol. Assisting In the .kit win, hat, entertained the group and Wallace Ford among the pall- Winter Garden; Commissioner 0 . Beattie
a 100 entertainment units tour80
election to the House, Cnapen
Mr. Nelm'a
64
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Dublin Core
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1950
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Dublin Core
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, January 23, 1950
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald