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THE SANFORD HERALD,
BANFORg,
South Exceeds NathMt
In Business Gain*
stf ii-nsant roomy I
.hjiildinn of .Spanish architecture,
and facing the pork at F ifth .
Street and dak Avenue, the San- |
futd M inlieip,11 Library in within
easy walking distance of tile hiislness section ami ils facilities are
available to residents and visitors
alike.
On its shelves are more than
10,000 books, Including the latest
book of tite munili selections in
fiction and non-fiction, in u large
und comfortable reading room
are to lie found the latest maguxln'.'* ami newspapers, as well as,
late editions of encyclopedias,
books on biography, history and
other volumes valuable for Infor
mation, study or research work.
The majority of hooks of flrtion
and non-flctlun lira contained in
the large delivery room buck of
tin' Ida iirian's desk. Stairways
lea I lo tile second floor balcony
where mugasincs and newspapers
as fin as four years back are
available for Inspection. A smaller
room Is devoled to cblliben's
hooks, und periodicals, and buck
of it Is a room where hunk- ale
sorted and lepulred.
Sirs, Klion Muiignlon is lihi»lisa; Mrs. Itidgely llreweitun, is
assistant llhrurliiii, aim Mis. F.
)'. Hines, part time elerk.
During the past year, Mrs.
Moiighton reveals, 631 new Isioks
of tirttnn and 248 of non-fiction
Weie added lo the adult section
of tin* library. In I In* juvenile
set lion 74 non-fictjon and 6u fietiiili books were added. More lturn
1,0.36 children have visited the
leading room during the year.
Alining I lie more notable mi'll tiopii in uoii-firtlon were "Father
Flanagan ol lines Town’’ Ij.v Ful
tin ainl Will (busier; "The Itise
of Kiuu.ln lif A in," try David .1
Ihiliin, ••"I'lts- Man from Naraielli." by Hairy Kiiieiion Fin
dice, ' iilol.nl Mission," by II H.
AlnolU; '‘Ihanevcll and tile Hus
The canning and preserving In
dustry In Florida la a 176,000/100
business, according to tho State
Chamber of Commerce,
The Importance of thle phase
of food manufacturing In Flori
da was emphasised in this wesk’s
business review of the Cham
ber** Research and Industrial
Division.
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Lnte-t official reports (18471
list 99 p ltn jsln Florida engaged
in canning fruits and- vegetables
and manufacturing s<n»», pre
serves, jams and Jellies. I’hes#
plants employed 6,082 persons to
whom they paid |t 1,220,000 in
salaries and wages In 1947. The
1930 payroll was only 12,762,000.
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I mi by Murder" by KnthMoore Knight
Interesting i a type of llilill3 fiition is "M m y" by Sliolciii
cb Romanic tiiiuuphs in "Love
Came (.augliing," by Kmllle l.ormg. Western adventure is (ire-entail in “ Man of the West” by
/line Grey. Yuletlile sentiment is
tevented In “Journey Into Christ-
man" by Hess Streeter Aldrich.
"A Huge tu Live" by John O'Hara
in presented ns notable fiction.
Among other Interesting books
urn ‘'Medical Melding" by Mil-
Alabama, 37.000 firms operatic
in 1044 and 61-500 In 1040; Flori
da, 48,200 to 82,400; Georgia, 48,800 to 114,700; Mississippi, 23,300 to 32,500; North Carolina,
26,000 t« 35.300, ami Tennessee,
15,100 to 59,000.
Mr. Persons said that the aver
age rule of discontinuances in the
Southeast from 1044.40 was slight
ly less than for the nation. In
the Southeast, dlsenntlnuuncei
per 1000 firms Increased 41 p«b
cent; while nationally It was *W
per cent.
The F l o r i d n Forest Service
raised 211,900,01)0 nine seedlings
during the In-t plsnllng season
und illsti Ibuteil 24,0110,1111(1 of them
l.nrt year the Service rnls*l
10,000,000 seedling* anil iPsnnsyd
of all of them to land owners lntcreslcil in reforestation and fnr
educational planting by school chil
dren
Floridians had until the
middle of January to secure the
seedlings after which they ore
peddled to other states, some of
which had tree crop failures this
lack and Jill, Open Road, Am ysar.
erican Girl, 8enlor From and
Story Parade. F.neyclupedlos In
clude lirittanlca Jr., The World
Rook, The Rook of Knowledge and
Compton’s Pictures.
In the adult reading room may
be found the latest issues of Life,
Time,
Aeru
Digest,
Popular
Science, Holiday, Fortune, Readers
Digest, Travel, National GeograihD, Good Housekeeping, Nature,
American Ladles Home Journal,
.inrpuis unii many olner inuguallies. Newspapers Include The
Sanford Herald, Florida Times
Union and New York Times.
Among the reference works avullable for students ami the gen
eral public are the Encyclouetlln
Americana; Knryclopdia Brittanlea; Catholic, New International
and Universal Jewish Encyclope
dia*. For literature reference
there Is The Library of Southern
Literature and the Rldpath Lib- . _ ... .
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nary of Universal Literature. HI- cup led by thB Thorp Furniture Co.
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H U A I IS A C C M P A N Y S t e p AS C P A S E & C O M P A N Y ?
•Jt iH u group of men and women organized under the Laws of Florida to carry on
a business of farming, fruit growing, packing, shipping, Veiling, and dealing
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in supplies principally connected with the Produce BustneM, It also operates a
wholesale jobbing business in Building Materials.
]Wnny men and women of the company, both stock-holders and employees, are re
sidents and home-owner* in Sanford, some having record* of employment of over
10 year*.
We, individually and a* a company, are a part of the growing City of Sanford,
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cent, wliilvTriffffWltfr rt.c i't~i‘ .rentfrom <
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22,300 to .3,935,000, or 30
n*- cent.
‘ Figures by states:
27,000,000 Seedling
Pinen Distributed
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Sanford’s Municipal Library
rile Mil-
Bevsn 8outh#*st«rn Mate* ex
perienced a greater percenteg*
gain in business firms from 1044
to IIMU than the nation asift
whole, according to the U. 8. 0 ^
partment of Commerce.
C
rsonj . regional com
merce director of Vvinnta. save
the numlier of business firms in
the seven-state area Vent from
avn^oo to huh,you.
lie mid this was n gain of <14 per
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TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
SOME SEMINOLE COUNTY FKUITS NOT GROWN ON CITRUS TREES
Exotic Fruits Are
Grown In Sanford
1 Avocados*, P a p a y a s ,
Guavan, Figs Vie
With Citrus Fruits
Th* flrjrt Jhing any visitor
wsnt| to ao when he arrives* Th
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ckjiford from th* North li to
fo right out in the yard and
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pick an orange off the tree.
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vrhieh grow In this Garden of
Eden popularly railed Florida.
As a matter of fact, he finds
after a bit of research that there
Is an amating variety of deli
cious and exotic frult.t produced
hi Sanford and Seminole County.
These Include avocados, ban
anas, papayas, mangoes, guavas,
figs, persimmons, kumquats, In(iuata,
lychres,
natal
plums,
whit* sapote, O ylon Gooseberrv.
Jttbube, and sapodlllas.
With a climate as warm as any
In the United Staten, Florida Is
peculiarly fitted for the produc
tion of a wide variety of tropieal and sub-tropical fruits Hnd
plants. These cannot lie expect
ed to thrive In locations which
are often subjected lo temperstures below freezing. Many of
them, however, ran endure stir r rl alngl v low temperatures If
(he eold la not of a sustained
duration.
Among
the
many
tropical
fruit* often seen In Ssnford garfle/ft la the avocado which on s<count of lls nutritional value and
lack nf sugar la highly prized
-for salads. Last year two avnrH
do Uses at the home of T. H.
Benham, 51H Ouk Avenue, hme
Itieh a prodigious
erop
(hat
hundreds of tourists came to
It* the tress. Visitors Men from
Miami, where avocado trees abr.und, said that they had neve.
»f«n such a profusion of fioil
growing In slusters. It wan prop
ped up by stout two-by-four, to
Keep the
overburdened
limbs
from breaking.
Mr. Bsnllim revealed thgt he
picked about seven bushels of
fruit from on* tree' and' five
fiom another Soma of the av
ocados weighed more than two
pound*.
Th* avocado tree at the homo
Of P. P. Campbell. 2110 Hanford
Avenue, ha* also bom some un
usually Urge
fruit this year.
Even In the Hanford buslnon* dis
trict In front of the Tnknrh
Building Is n large avocado Iren
which often ptoduces minty fine
specimen.
Sometimes troplral fruit trees
art froten during a cold wave,
put aooil some hark Main *0
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Mananas
A « nr ados
.States |n IRK!) from Indie hy th*
f'eparlment of Agrirulturn and
were **nl fo homesteadern in
Unuth
Florida.
The Mulgoba,
mother of the (laden, was III*
unit one of five vailede* to xiirvlve the free/* of IR'JB. Although
oisnv efforts have been made to
ntite new varieties, the Haden
K generally recognized as last
ing and healing belter.
A newcomer In tropical fruits
seen recently al Geneva is the
lyrliee, a full* native to China,
v-'hlch Is niiirh In deinsod al
fa.<ldonalde
lintels
Ihroughmil
the nmth This wilder they ai*
selling for |l 2f> a pound, wholesole, and a soil of lychee fever
Is inpoited sweeping the lower
went roant where Targp plantIni’s arc taking place.
The frujt nf the lychee la
tough-skinned, brittle and rovured with small rough tuberrlos
and In a bright red In color. Thu
glistening white pulp |( firm
and lulcy with a Tokay grape
flavor. Col. William R. Grove of
WAP *abundantly. - llP ^ R H irre d Laurel, - who h i t SPfiQO young
to a mango tree of the Haden trees, predict* that The lycniea
variety wllh 10 years’ growth tti«V rival citrus growing In lowIn th* front yard of Mr. anil er wm.f coast area*. They are
Mrs. W. P. Fields, 200 Wott adaptable to the sandy soli of
Seventeenth Street. It was froa- Seminole County.
#n several years ago, hut this
Fig trees grow In many garsummer presented Its owners dins In Hanford and Hendnotn
with more then 21)0 mangocn.
County. A floe specimen may be
The mango Is a delicious fruit seen at the home „f Alls* Fannie
that has a flavoi somnlhlng like ffrlin Miuisim, illl.'l Myrtle Ave
•hat nf a pasrh and pineapple |nue. who flndn iniirli recreation
combined Grafted varieties were In lending In her garden when
first Introduced info the United1uni engaged in piano Instruction,
fb. far as la known the fig Is
h native of Western Asia from
Syria to f'aiiL'aaus end Kurdis
tan. Near the fig tree In Mine
Munson's garden Is a grapefruit
tree ho heavily loaded Its limbs
have to he supported She als-r
has avocados, peaeh, lime, kitni
•prat, bupial, guava, naval orange
and other trees hearing fruit.
Another popular fruit In Han
ford Is the papaya, a giant, soft,
stemmed plant sometimes com
peted In appeal ance to the palm.
There Is s single fleshy trunk
that may he anywhere from sis
fret In * maximum qf .16 reel
lull. Th* fruit la melon like In
appearance and Is hesl desrrlb
cd as “the cantaloupe that grows
on a tree." Fruit rnay weigh ire
much as 28 pounds an ills usual
ly somewhat pear shaped.
The meat of the fruit la like
that of a cantaloupe ami varies
from one quarter of an inch to
two Inches thick and posaensea
n flavor that In sweet anil pleas
ant to the taste.
., The .pafax* U. one. of thoie
fruits that first came In the at
tendon of white man with fh«
discovery and conquest of the
new world. There Is considerable
evidence tlml II existed In culti
vated form renlurle-i before the
white man came. The Alters nnd
Mayas of Mexico and die liicas
of the coastal country nf Peru
have left rock carvings of the
pnpnyn dial go back many renllilles befoie Colurnliiis.
The wild papaya Is native to
nrarly
two-third*
of Florida.
None of the Improved sort, how
ever, belong In the Htate. They
arc truly troplral forma that In
being moved to Florida are being
cm wiled nut of their
naturni
climate range. For this reason
the culture if papaya In W»rl-le
requires specific attention
The papaya ha* considerable
nredklnar \1ltue, fur In addition
to vitamins It contain* pepsin
valuable to digestion.
One of the moat successful
growers nf papayas Is Mrs. R.
I. Garrison of Richmond Avenue.
County Commissioner J. F. Mc
Clelland line a fine group of tall
•ires In bis v*rd al 'tilt* French
Avenue. Varieties of papayas
may be seen al the Henry Nlektn
home, and during the winter senr.nn last year, many visitors al
the Mavfalr Inn saw these and
Other tropical frillta.
Pent!
If. Htamlioiig,
Miami,
agricultural scientist and gener
al agriculturalist of Hie British
commonwealth of the Bahamas,
Persimmon*
has recently developed a new,
strain of papaya called Rlun sre allowed to grow from the
Koto, which Is reslstanl to dls- bare at one lime.
eau* and adaptable In die Cen
Tim plant is seriously damag
tral Florida rllmalr.
*d by temperatures of 26 dr
Manana
plants
wllh
huge grerr. orl below, lull is not klll•"even waving tu In 20 feet in [ nit outright unlean die cold Is of
the air, may he .ten In many long dural Inn. When only (lie
placcM in Seminole County, uf- lop i are frozen back u new
Ihnugli mostly In -imnll clumps. growth from the underground
Prof. J. Tilden Jacobs has a fluo portion puts forth wllh the re
banana grove at his home In turn of warmer weather.
taike Monroe. Al the Henry NIcThe Lady-finger In one nf the
kle estate, lianan* plants grow more popular variety. Othei* Iti/•lude the Orinoco, (hors# banand die
Cavendish
or
The banana Is a targe herba lit'*)
ceous plant, the height varying Chinese dwarf banana This Is
••nli variety. Each stalk pro- stout-stemmed, and reaches a
duces fruit but once. New stalks, height of but five In seven feet
mining as suckers from die ni maturity It Is considered to
hoar, give a succession of ripen Im die Imrdirnl nnd Is probably
ing frull, nit hough the rapidity grown to greater extent In thn
>d production mill Hmr- of ripen stale tlinn any other. A number
ing Is dependent on Irnth mills of Ibis variety may lie seen at
and climatic ciuulitlnna. The old the Nli kle i-ntnle
The Oriental prrslmpum ban
stalks me cut to the ground atter fruiting and generally not been grown 11\ Florida for tunny
more Ilian three to five pickers years and Is prnbahly the best
on the
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' known ataple fruit In China arid
Japan. Its fond value Is veiy
high and it* sugar content high
er then that of many common
trulls such a* peaches, apricots,
nnd orangca. All of the sugar I*
ri the form nf deatrose, (glu
cose)
which haa * particular
letatlwg--xrpim Us—dixxsrrv vwiuxrP
A number of varletlea of ori
ental
persimmons have been
| grown auccenafully In Seminole
I County, notably at the Nickle
' estate where there are more than
200 treea.
The Oriental persimmons, as
well aa the native varletlea, are
astringent until fully ripe, due
to presence of soluble tannin
rout pounds In the meat of the
fruit. This does not disappear
l.t most varieties until the fruit
lx fully ripe, when It Is delirious,
soft and sweet.
Fruits vary from roundish ob
long to roundish oblate and the
•kin Is buff yellow to orange,
and In tome varieties are shaped
and colored like a red tomat.r.
In Florida, the persimmon has
been found to grow best upon
•Im lighter soils which are well
drained and which have a goon
sub-Moll containing clay. A sandy
loam wllh a clay subsoil and
” o«d dr.linage appear* In pm•luce the treat type 0f tree.
In many gardens In Hanford
Hto found guava trees the fruit
of which la prised by houjewive* for the making of delirious
Jelly and marmalade.
Ho far as le known guavaa
ware probably native In South
Florida, being found her* hy
Papayas
some of the earllrst eaplorers. concentrated in the fruit that
They require prartlrally no at Ihree time* the weight in sugar g
tention and bear a large part of may be added lo the Juice, av- w
th* v#«r. Probably 10 tnnnlliH cording to Miss Isabel Thursby
eurh year guava will bf fnu«d >f die Stale Home Demons*™In small
quantities, although . d„n Department at Tallahassee,
their fruit season I* In the la<»1 |i I-, estimated that 100 pound*
summer.
nf fresh, nrld guavas will yield
Gusvas
are
manufactured 160 pounds of jolly. Guava pasta
commercially Inin guava Jelly, is made nf the pufp of the whola
guava paste, preserve*, canned guava, usually put thiough a
fruit and syrup In 18 or 20 colander In Inkr out the seeds.
manufacturing plants In Florida Guava butter Is very thin, re
apple butter a* a
today. Df* many shapes an I sembling
varieties the Inside of the fruit spread.
J
tnsv la* red, pink, salmon or
One nf the Cuban varieties
white.
upon which
experiments have
High in medicinal value thn' hern mnile ut the University of
guava rontnlns more than the Florida Agricultural Kxperlment
average amount of potassium, .Station at Gainesville Is the
which contributes to Its notrn- Krdlnnd guava which hns large
Hal alkalinity. It la rlrh In vl- alxrd fruit, 4 to (1 Inches In
InmIn C. said to he an Import- length and which has hardly rtlaant factor In preventing tooth cernlhlr
th n characteristically
decay and ofmuch of theao-call- strong odor. This variety was
rheumatism Inchildren
and named for the Rrdlund section
adults.
nf Dade county where It wat
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Thn acid and «pectin art to first pi wtnceit In Florida.
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r Beauty Spots In Central Florida
Property Is L e a s e d
For 75 Y e a r n T<
Mechawcatl Er>ei
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A photograph of tha "print*,
taken Mttout :U> year* ago, ihows
that then It w u little more than
Watermelon Acreage
Raised 20 Percent
a email pool, surrounded by
weed-grown bank* and oak tree*.
When the pool waa widened sev
eral year* ago. Rube Marlow, a
nearby resident, found an Indian
1bowl said to !»■ "evrrnl centnrlr*
old. It had been used probably
an rarlv tribe, long before
t t Seminole* rarnr to Florida
i Altout 20 vear* ago A Y. Fill
[let found a (nine urai the spilug*
Lake County'* 1060
acreage Is expected to
20 percent larger than last
and grower* are now
ant. a*rnrdlng to agent
ready to plant,
it K. Nnrrls
if. nf Lake County,
A few ai re*
rp, have already been
idanted to watermelon*, hut moat
of the c i « i < will be
he planted during
tbp la,i |n nay*
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lav. *
oTTIila
month.
Heavy rain, at Christmas wera
aenerallr beneficial lo Lake Coun*
iv‘, ciliu, gloves, many of which
hod l.f«n irrigated up to that,
time, and to pastures and w*|pimrlnn land*
l.tim en o-er* well pleased wttE
(lie prii-os they .e.elvrd for their
fruit during the ChrMma.s season,
srid they are Itnping that good
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Sanlando Springy, one nf Fieri
— v*’i ‘'ffinat popular beauty ipnta
^ and recreation ranter*, lorated
~tsrfd»B> between "Hartford and Hr
Undo, waa teu»ed on U< t, t. Ibci
for 26 year* with option to re
raw to Rernaid A. Stone, form
efly of Rochester, N. Y. The iminertv la owned liy the Overstreet
Land Com tinny.
Mr. and Mr* Stone rame to
Florida to m»kn their p»rma- |
nant horn*, after "pending a num
ber of winter* In Orlando and
» Lakeland, about a year ago when
Mr. Ston« became manager of
Banlando Spring* for, former In*
*ee* of the property, Hammond and
Jobnut-’n «l Orlando.
Mr, Stone I* a mechanical meth
od! engineer, a graduate nf Ronn■Blaer Polytechnic Institute of
Rochester, and win for many year*
employed hy the Tavlur ln*im
ment Cmnpanien of Rochester lim
ing the summer month* he nperat
_ ed tonrlat cottage* at Lake Kcnka.
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There are eight, three and fnili
room tourist cottage* at Sanlamlo
Spring* and 'may ho, rented fmnfihed hy the day, month, nr *eaaon. Many ImprovetWenta have been
mede by the StonAa ! since they
took over the property Including
repelntlng, re decorating, and the
installation r-f „ new drainage ,y*.
tern, and cemenl ivnll at th"
Springs.
The luah Irojiiral growth and
M cold ni*hlng water make* SanUndo 8pl log. one of the love
Rest *poi, In t'enlml Florida, and
It he* long been * nierre season
when Its more than lft,pi)ii main,,
btirjM intfi bloom to tiaiisfoim llie
park lilt" II In llllaolly minted
wonderland.
Ssnlanibi Spring* I* one of the ,
few resort* that <nn lav >bum
to being a year intturl nHinclInn,
In the winter there are the nr.n |
_ lea* and gnrdenlaa, the vnrbnr- !
W varieties and specie* which arc
worth coming mile* to sec. lo i
the •ummri the pool and the
spring with It* white *arn| beach
ate the top rst11in lions.
Home .'1(1 or 4(1 year* rtgn, C.
W. Entimtngci and Henntiu- M w
I'hnlo li\ I'aMiminl Slnmn
Overstreet bought up mile* of land
anlnndo Snrirum
throughout Central F l o r i d a tn
tap the tree* for t u r p e n t i n e .
Sanlando Spring*, then a Hipiill other wild growth wa* Included in the big tinel.
.(cep invern* m Sanlriudo SpilngH every dny to run whlcn gile it* mime from the Indian wm,| menutng "ted
pool surrounded |,y weed* and
An estimated 16,000.0(1(1 gallon* nf wnter flow from the through the pink thence in l.ie Wekiva Kivei, ihi* ttv* i I valet", flow* into tbo Hi. .lolin* and i vliilinilly into the
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' >-44w mu.'cum at
Hollin* ('allege. wliri* it was
idenlifed a< an Indian Tool It
t* believed iba> Indian* mire n*ed
the -,.,r .y .
;.- b.ithing place,
toll lio proof nf ltd* hn*" 1*01
found.
Tb* pool at Sanlamlo Spring*,
built in IU26 r . an addition to
the park'* facililiea, ha* frequently octr-e, o in cfiMitmi* r*. prevail on
b rr n sisilrd In a number nf well the maiket Tf sm-h prices copVuown swimmer*. ioclmllng the Hmie ihioughout the season.” 6tr.
form er Katherine Rawl* nf Ft
's'otris .aid. "mo*t grower* will
Lauderdale and Fete Lie* Jar dine*. by able to pay their debts and
|Olympic diving champion
>nine "ill
a little aheail of tha
The tem perature of the w ater rame "
re m a in , *1 7'.' d e v ic e , the r e a r
t'e lounrv age aI aim reported
around, and
u*ir»ltv •« o w n
th a n tb*. al*no,ptmie lo .»o.ier *b.it six Lake County farmera rt.ciitlv planted 2fi acre, to Hubam
n n,l cinder than lh» .lit in *stirs j mcr. Bathing t- r"lov ed all the . lover to determine whether it la
i. oiti.fa-tnrv winter grating crop
year long White .arid bn been nt rbtv s«i Hon
brought In to make a heaeh isI
one "ill* nf the large pool silt
rounding Ibr spring >. and divine
| board* ami a watei <lhle have
been elected
Celery Crop
Though the pool ami Spring.*
are enjuyrd by many dining the
wlnlri
month*.
It i* the
pork
IK clr which I* the luggr.,1 .lra».'
illg cald non
The a/nlr-.-. •c e »
ill varlctle, and of all coin,*
from white I" deep led. will soon
tic itl the height ol their bloom
ing season
The ayslea*. while beautiful.
aye by no mean* all that attract,
viailnr* to Hie park There are
Ihr trail* nhiili lead on *• a hlo
lied of galilenla*. a daik illy |nml
<pla*hed with vivid colon, ami
over a rustic bridge above * bur
ry Ing stream. There I* also the
"Jungle,” when- all kind* nf
flower* mil Iter* llnlvr in It'*'
tlob .oil beside tin I title *Vekl
va
tltlier
flowers,
Fb'i
yrllmv la*
mine, isnil tire ''Cherokee >* al*'i
fall.” a io**' vine covet ed with
white floweis, aild their beauty
tn I tie pink
imlmllne
Ida orchid, fr a g ra n t
Home of the driinge |d»nl,
lumigiit ft 11111 iitber land*, aio
labelled fin tin* convenience nf
flower lovers Among these me
till, slit Imp plant From Mexico
an African leaning dale palm, a
Cbliirse fan palm used tn make
fan*, and the Mexican yucca A
scute or more varieties nt lie*1*,
Including the palm. two kinds
nf oak, sweet gum. iniv, min>m>
lias, mid black gum. glow in Hie
park, helped by llie warm water
from' the Spring, which I lows
nearby.
After a refreshing swim in the
M nRflRti#il I'rnm F ih f S»
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s'*, rut t| be- tieeii icc.ignlrrd a*
* neivmf
ll.ov,-vei, lbs mein aim of tha
Seminole t ‘mintv faimei in rais
ing i r lr n I* l» piudiic* a high
I *iuahtv pindii. I. something peopit -t.m hrrarrvr it t, tasty to eat.
, Fo| Innetely. In the . a.c *if celery,
tilt* means a very bcelthful produd
hraltln water* one may enjoy
dancing on the outdoor patio ult*
dm tlie giant oak, m partake of
■lelii lniis Inn. I....it at tb* clubhouse
ei ,«il eltlii'i in Hie dining room
or "ii tile lei i ace vet alula nvlrlooking itie pi ing and garden In
till htiikglnimil
After tnili’h »
i l.-d to Hit gift dmp ii'id lounge,
who... di.timlive Florida gilt*
will in- (onm). "Ill lie rnfoyed
lo make a visit Fbcougb tha
garden nioie cnniplele there ara
le.-r mi e roul
io little nolselo**
elect I ir teiat* down lire "l.lttla
Wekew n H ivn ” as it meatidara
Fliiimgh the Insti tropical lung|a*
not garden wiieie one nee* thmii, ,,i |. of n/aleax. camellia* and
i xnlic tinplcal plant* which add
i elm ami inter oat to the unspoiled
woli'ler s of iixlinr
tia/ing into Hip clear watera
I iooi Hie inml * side one may se#
IISiiuIIr,11 s, luities and many typ'*a
of fists among I In* mole than 20
vin ii'ttnn of wntei vegrtiitlnn wnllr
over bead is often seen list* Crane.
(Hue Heron, and the Water Tur*
key.
Welcome
Winter Visitors...
IN B E A U T I F U L ,
S U N N Y F L O R I D A ..
THE BEST PLACE ON
THE GLOBE TO SPEND
THE WINTER OR THE
You will find Sanford
REST OF YOUR LIFE!
a pleasant vacation spot . . .
The climate is ideal..
the people are friendly, and
you may enjoy your favorite
sport under the best con
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The Seminole County Chamber of Com
merce extends a cordial welcome to all winter
visitors in Sanford and Seminole County
and invites other residents of the North to
spend their winter vacations here. For their
convenience and entertainment shuffleboard
courts, swimming pools, tennis courts, golf
course, and hunting and fishing are available.
And a tourist building and tourist club which
arranges card parties, concerts and social act
ivities, have been provided.
Seminole County is primarily an agricul
tural area and the Chamber of Commerce re
cognizes that farm and citrus groves are the
backbone of our economic life. We have co
operated in the fight for lower freight rates
W. A. PATRICK - .■PRESIDENT
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and assisted in the organization of the Sanford
State Farmers Market. During the war when
labor was scarce we helped to secure the migratoiy farm labor camps and we have co
operated with the farmers at all times in their
marketing problems.
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The establishments of new industries in
Sanford is one of our chief projects. We have
brought to Sanford the New York Giants, the
George Barr Umpire School, and Florida Fash
ions, the largest mail order house in Florida.
In order to provide lower transportation costs
for new industries we seek, we have secured
a 12-foot river channel so that ocean going
boats can operate all the way from Sanford
to New York,
We are now in the process of promoting
the construction of a $.300,000 river terminal
with dockB and warehouses, turning basin and
other facilities which will in truth make San
ford the port of Central Florida and provide
for the shipment of more than a million dollars
worth of citrus processed products . through
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our city yearly. Because of our water trans
portation, Sanford ,w!U be in a position to
guarantee lower transportation costs for in
dustrial development than any other inland
city in Florida..
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Make Sanford your home of the future
whether you are seeking an industrial site or
a winter playground.
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llirir conKipKi>li<mt oi llit* ti.iKiitfiertn r of thru luulihovp .u m thr devotion of
llirir mrmhert. Hnl (In* tie million lint Irtl lltrm time llir w.u lo t|irml moir than
$250,000 cn irpairt. Mii;novrnirnl», .mil addilioiu.
The tpirilmil Mr of llir rnlirr community revolt ri an mini llir trrvirrt
of llir cliurchrt and llir jrtivitin of llirir vaiiont or«.ini/aliont. Led l»y
capable and attureivivc uunittrrt who are contririilioiit Chritliant, llir more
than 20 cliurchrt hen are taking, an active pari in treintt lli.il llir irlittioiii
lilr of the community kertiv pace with il« material growth.
Prrliapt llir lar:|>t| of the annexe* it McKinley I lall of the Firtl Mrtluxiitl
Church. Nil turd m honor of thr patlor of the church, Rev. J. F. McKinley,
llir ball wat errrird latl yrar at a m il of $(<0,000, and hornet i l.unooiiii and
a tocial hall. Rrv. McKinley it tewing hit fifth yrar at thr Mrihoditi Church
which hat enjnyrd a tlrady growth in mernliertliip during llir patl yrar, now
YoUfttnii 1,016.
lire Firtl Rnptiit Church with Dr. W. P. Brook*. Jr., at patlor. hat a
inember thiu of ahnul 1,210. Dr, Brook* wat recently honored upon hit com*
pletian of 20 yean ol tervice to the local church, lit new annex, coiling about
$50,000, contain! clawoomt, a tocial room and kilrhrn, and it dedicated to
the memory of thou who nave their live* in World Wart I and H.
Holy Crott bpiicopil Church it one of the oldeit clturchet in Sanford
vtilh the fiitl i lini'li luiildiiig lirmu iontri r.ilrd Apnl 'll |H7 I liy Ihtliop John
I . Yomm
llm IniilihiiK w.i* drtlinyrd on An,pul
IHHII In hurric.ine
vtiinlt .mil .inolhn rirclrd wlmli wav rtrttioyrd In lm in I'tJ I
llir prevent
building wat ir.idy (in utr r.uly in PI25. Rrv. II. I.vlllrloii /iinnirrman iv
rr< tor ol llir clinrrh, conHiiK lo Sanlmrl in October ol 0)48 from Si lolint
l pitcup.il Chun li in I iiuitingtun. Pa. Hr it pirvulrnl of thr Sanfoid Ministerial
Atviicialion. Ahnut ”i00 prrtoin in.ikr up llir Fpncop.il conitrrR.itiun
All Soul't Cjlhol.c Chinch with Father William N.ichliah ,»v its pnrvl it
making plena loi thr rontllUctimi ol a pnrton.igr and vniall parith hall next
lo llir clour h on Oak Avrmtr al .1 coil of ahnul $15,000. I hr i luircli hat an
average annual mrnihrrthip ol ahmil 400.
One .4 thr i.ullrr dulichej of Sanford, ihe I ’it at < hi;:!..in Church, whoie
patlor. Rrv I R Fairit, trrvrtl at prnidrnt ol llir S.miotd Mimvim.il Aitocialinn dtiriny; llir pnvl yeai. hat rrcrnlly ereclrd a nrw partc-mage at a rent of
vliolit F^oon ReV Farri* lint irrvrd at paTtTif of the local ^church fm a year
and a half. Mrmiieiiliip in llir chinch it about 125 percent.
The Firtl Prriliylnian Church of Sanford iv looking forward to the com*
plclion of it* new annex, lecently begun, and rxprtlrd lo cot! aboul $55,000,
and will lie lived lor educational and recreational putpoiet. Rev. A. G. Me*
(nnit, who came to Sanford from Wayciotv, Ga„ tervet at patlor of the
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P A LATKA, Jan. Zft — (RPECIA L) — The Tenth Annual Asa*
lea FMtlval. sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce, will
be held in the Ravine Gardena
SundaY Feb. M at 8:00 P. N.
with Angua Harriett as fasti*
val chairman.
Nearly Million Box
es O f Celery Were
Shipped Last Year;
283.000 O f Citrus
With
QUICK, CONVENIENT, COURTEOUS
SERVICE
According to prsaent plangt^^a
non*profit activity of t h e ^ f
will be the largest of I t M H R I
ever staged, as It !• expAtmllfeat
60 lovely young girls will vie far
the title of "i860 Ass Ira Queen."
Oviedo, one of the moat proaparous coin muni tie* of Its «lfj> In.
Florida, and «-‘*h a population of
ir.uie Ilian IJiCfl, the second largrsl
In Seminole County, produced
'mwlfgCfcivd'. -re4JJ'- r boxes of celery
on its 1,1*28 «rrc» of rich, .Hark
hammock und last year with an
F.O.B. valuation of 12,400,000,
These figure* Include the nearby
Slevla district,
In addition lo ||a celery, Ovlcdu
produced last season 28.1 ,61a craton
Of citrus frulla valued at 1482,162,
bunging its lolai production of
celery and citrus close to tha
tlue* million dollar mark. Lead*
Ing citrus packets arc Lake Charm
Fruit Co. and Nelson and Co.
Citrus tree* In the Oviedo reflon are loaded with fruit this
year and prospects are bright.
Frank Talbott,' former mayor of
Oviedo and executive of Nelson
and Co., nay* that the outlook fur
citrus Is much better thsn Isat
year, as alioul 76 percent of the
in gnlnL
going to tha rentier* who
crop la
are paying 11,00 more a bo* than
tha 81.60 lant year.
via, Charles T. Nlhlack, C. II.
Building ruMxtMi.'tlon during the Clouts nml It. W. Estes. Closely
past year totalled ncue Ilian |76,- alibied with the farm Industry Is
000 In Oviedo, Hoarding tu Thad the large plant of the Wheeler
Lingo, town rlrrk. This Included Frrtllllxrr, operated by H. F.
the CltliejiH hifik. an addition tu Wheeler and B. F. Wheeler, Jr.
the Rnptlst Cliuich, ijcrnccra new The Florida Pre-cooling Co. oper
■tore coating more than 110,000 ates a plant at Oviedo.
and an $8,000 romunlty canning
The community Is served by two
kitchen. The fine new horns of Mi. railroad branches; The Atlantic
and Mrs. Charles T . Nlhlack coat Coast Line and tho Seaboard. Sur
■bout 826,000.
faced roads connect Oviedo with
Other outstanding homes built Htavla, one mil* south, and Winter
in the last two yeara Include those Perk, II miles away. Another main
of the Wallace Spencers, George road lead* to Cocoa on tho east
Means, Don Ulreye, Bill Colberts, coast. The road to Geneva was
A. M. Jonea and Bob Slavleki. J. recently resurfaced. Plans are re
R. Davidson, sales manager for ported pending to shorten the 16
C. H. Clonts Associated Growers, mile distance to Sanford by a short
roi'ently purchased, renovated and cut fill across Lake Jrssun to
moved Into tha Don Carraway Hanford Avenue that would rehomo, Mr, and Mrs. John Evans dure the distance nearly four miles.
As the result or new road build
recently purchased the James Mc
Gowan home, which Is being alter ing Oviedo now enjoys Greyhound
ed before they move In. A new Bus Line service to Orlando at
beauty shop has bean built by 11:00 A. M. dally, and return ser
Mr». Wallace Hpenrer by her home. vice In the direction of Cocoa at
One of l he outstanding school 8:00 P. M.
Improvements during the pest year
A 'beautification plan has been
end a half was the enclosing and organised under the direction of
re-roofing of the Oviedo School Mrs, W. R. Meek, president of the
gymnasium. Two cement tennis Oviedo Garden Club, ami many
courts have been constructed near members have been busy with their
Ike building. Now bleachers were yards. Grounds of the clubhouse
built el tho baseball diamond with nf the Oviedo Women’s Club have
Logion aid.
been Improved under direction of
Oviedo Is In good condition Mrs. Max Lalnhart. The Interior
of
the hulldlng has been Improved
financially, declared Charles G.
Shaffer, cashier of the Cilltene under direction of Mrs. Charles
Bank of Oviedo, and residents era T . Nlhlack, club building chair
among the most prosperous per man.
capita In the state. Increased prices
M. L, Gary, maynr, who sue*
reeds Frank Talbott, and othei
officers look office Jan. I. These
Include: Ben II. Jones, J. P. Cox,
Milton Gore, Merltt Hlaley and L.
11,600 an acre.
E. Jordan.
The Bank was built and equipped
The Oviedo Lluns Club, about a
during the pest year at a coat of year old, ha* been active In civic
more than f.18,000. Of concrete work and has brought speakers
block construction and occupying lo Oviedo Including Henators Pep
an area 20 h> 00 feet, It Is finished per and Holland and Congressman
111 white sturm and Is located in Hid Herlnng. Thomas Moon Is pres
the center of the business section. ident and Al llutherg It secra
The vault has reinforced walla tary. J. B. Jones and tha Rev.
18 inches thick and a steel door Frank C. Morgan have served as
8 Inches thick which was recently program chairmen.
Installed at a cost of mora than
Masonic Lodge 243 will aoon an
16,000. The new bank was organ nounce new membera elected. Boy
ised on July 1, 1848, and occu Scout Troop 248 hae been active
pied Ita naw hulldlng on Jan. 19. during the year under direction
of the Rev. J. T . Adams, Jrx Boy
. Stockholders met on Jan. 10 Scout leader. Mr*. C. R. Clonta
and all officers and directors were la Girl Scout leader, aieleted by
reelected. B. F. Wheeler, presi Mlse Ruth Davidson and Mlea Va
dent, la aleo president of Nelson lors Moon, The Cub Beouta, Mrs.
and Co. and head of the Wheeler Don Ulrey. leader, ere eponsored
raarttiiier Co. C. R. Clonts, vice- by the Oviedo PTA .
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Price* of farm products have
dropped aq average of 22 percent
in the last ttt*0 ITrir* Thin*'"
farmers buy nave coma down an
Hvnrage of 4 percent.
ye*'rt*i v :f.vv.
IN MOIJEHN. SMOOTH—RUNNING 1 f 1
YELLOW CABS
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OVIEDO BAPTIST CHURCH
J, M. Staley la commander at
president, heads the Central Fieri*
(a Production Aaaodatlon and Ovteda Memorial Poet 848 of the
farm* In Oviedo and Zeliwood. Mr. American Legion. Title group of
Chaffer came to Oviedo from Melhourne. Mre. Leon Olllff la at•want cashier and Nlaa Jeanna
and chlorlnator In tha nvtmabig
Ohanca la a book-keeper.
Dirkctora Include' Mr. Clonta, pool In Sweetwatar Park, alao
.. W, Estes, growers W, G. XII- other Improvements, Including an
iet county commissioner and cat- outdoor dance floor,
41a growers B. P. Lung, rarmar and The Poet was alio reepanelhle
cattlemen of Wtlradalat Harold for equipping the new firs truck,
Ward Jr., treasurer of the Lake Oviedo hee had no severe flrea dur
Charm Fruit Co. and Mr. Wheelar. ing the past thraa months, itid
• Proipecte for celery, although blase* have bean conflnad to grace
pot aa bright as citrus, arc favor fires, according to George A. Kel
able for Oviedo which ships Its sey, chief of pollca.
main crop in April. Among theThe Rt. John* RWar la one of
ttrge packers and ehlppere are
Nelson and Co., Lake Charm Co.,
A. Duda and Rone at nearby 81a-
Lake Monroe Is
Prosperous Area
Of Small Fqrms
Land end Hanford passes, Is but
a short distance from the Lake
Monrne Depot and Hallway Ex
press Office,
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One of the pioneer rltisens of
the rnmmunltv Is John Rell, grow•r»»f"vegetable- plants, "who ship*
by the carload to growers through
out the eastern scahnard • and
•outhern states,
Ho lives In an old fashioned
frame house which once was »
store, and recently revealed thet
when he came to Lake Monro* In
I HUH, following the hlg freeies of
18114-1*6, real -slate was at a low
ebb and ha bought the building
und lot for $16.
Mr. Bell was horn Aug. 20. 1872
at the present site of the Munici
pal Airport, ami his father, Enoch
and Capt. Frank Whltner,
falhrr nf II. F. Whltner, drove
here In a covered wagon in 1876.
Other, prominent grnwers In
Luke Monroe Include If. G. Behr
ens, Fred Holly, George filers,
(Ins Hchtnah. L. ft. Mann, Miss
Arle Mann, C. It. Klnard, L. Stev
ens, It. D. Bass, Lee Rwaggerty,
O. E, Burns!ed, L. L. Keller, Wes
ley’ Johnson, C, It. Giles, Elton M.
Cain and George H. Cain.
Immediately west nf Hanford Is
Lake Monroe, a prosperous com
munity of about 1,200 persons
Including within Its limits many
residents who derive all «r pari
of their Incomes from small veertable farms
These are wllhln
the fertile Rt. Johns River valley
and produce high yields of c m i m .
Including the fine celery for which
this region la noted.
Lake Monroe has several gen
eral stores, groceries, filling sta
tions, churches and a Post Office
where nearly 700 persons get their
mall.
The Lake Monroe Hchonl of
which It. W. Nichols Is principal,
averages about 80 pupils, and ha*
four teachers. The colored school
of which Radie Hogan Is principal,
has about 70 pupils.
The business section of the town
Is near the Atlantic Cnast Line
Railroad where trains pass be
tween Sanford and the bridge over
the At. Johns River. The con
Florida has a maximum eleva
crete and steel highway hrldgn
over* which traffic between De- tion of 824.4 feet above sea level.
Put your biauty in our hands
for teal safekeeping! Let our
experts end specialists bring
out the very best you! Thrill
to the magic professional akin
and hair treatment can per
form . . . rejoice In the know
ledge that your make-up and
coiffure are correct for youl
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HOMESITES
BUSINESSES
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PROPERTIES
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EXTENDING A CORDIAL INVITATION TO TOURISTS
T O VISIT SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY Adhwft
Warm Weather, Plenty of Bun — Winter time la Play-time In Florida!,
flailing, mki-winter swimming, thrilling
tailing, sporty golfing . . . A)
soothing warm i i h i M m and
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Come to Florida
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WHERE You Can Enjoy
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SWIMMING
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PICNICKING
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GOLF
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Health Conditions
In State Reported
Better Than Ever
Floridian* made, marked gain*
Jn Improving atalo health' romtl(Iona |n ]ll4l>, according ti> Dr.
WilMin T . Howrier, Mate health ofncer. lie fori'cnit ail even health
ier Male In
"We me gratified to until that
the number of dfiillm from varinu*
i IInpiiipii
were reduced, except
tlmup mimed t,y cancer," Dr. Now
■Irr repotted. "Kveri the -lent ha
'ruin imitnr Vrlilcle iiccldenli were
fewer lanl year."
Death ih I pii from tiihfirulnab.
"VI* 'Ilia, wllooplllg cough, Iinlln,
lyphu* fever, malaria; influenra
anil p**11iimi>>>lit dropped last year,
he said, anil "thera will he im let
up In the light against those dis
eases.”
"line nf the Important advances
In public health last year”, said
Dr. Howilcr, ''wan the bitginning
of ■H» new water treatment plants
ami at) sewage disposal projects,
rusting nearly lit rnlltlnn dollars.
His stream pollution surveys start
ed lest year,"
Two million testa were per
formed by State laboratoriea —
public health nurses made .'108,481* home visits — sanitarians
made more than 900,000 InipecItnns — 8,480 persons' Were train
ed In the food handlers schools
operated by the state health
agency.
Martin county established a
health department leaving only
four rounlloa — l.ce, (Jollier, Ht.
Johns and Hernando, without such
service. Florida Is now at the top
in the nation for percentage of peo
ple covered hy public health set •
vie.
Among Legislative Acts Iasi
year, pertaining In public health,
were: a law malting birth and
death registration
Inf inmat Ion
confidential: provision of funds for
expanding the diabetes end mos
quito control programs: a law provldlng for tha compulsory Isolation
of rcralcltrant persona with tuhcrculoais,
BIih‘ (Yohh Gained
70,465 Members In M9
The Florida Him* Cross Plan had
an enrollment gain of 70,4ttb memIwis during Ill-til and the Mine
Shield I’lnn had a gain of ill*,2811
member* during the same period,
II. A. .Schroder, executive director
of I hose two mluiitary, non profit
plan* announced today. Overall en
rollment In I lie plana at the end
of III tit totaled INtO.lUS In llliic
Cross and I fid,IMS iii filin' Hlllcld,
a* Hgainat IMd.H.l in Itbie Cro:m
and W|,2711 hi Mine fihleld at I hiend of 1II4H
During IIUII, Imspllat Mils in
the amount of 11,711,001100 w*tr
paid on 1,1*11,11f of Florida HimCross inenibern and aiirglcnl lull
in the amount of $7M,OOtion n m
paid for Blue Shield nieinber
"Blue Cross payments to lio-piials
were 01 n o greater In I!U0 than
in ICU8, while Blue Shield pay
ments to doctors last year more
than doubled the amount paid tn
I04H”, Mr Schroder said.
Florida Blue Cross and Blue
.Shield aie the voluntary, lion-pro
lit plan> sponsored by the ho-pi
lab and doctors of Florida fur bud
gating in advance foi the not
nl lio.ipital and medical cate
Mom- than Ilf,,110,0110 pri.on.
are members of Die Blue Cro.i
piunri tu the llnltrd Staten and
Cnuniln and over 14,1)1111.110(1 people
ate rlimllcd In the tit. Blue Shield
Plans.
Muhin I Scch Good
Year For Growers
I Ab 1 I AND, Jan .’.I
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noI a, lue drill Hid hy tingle
canui'i > bow no Iiii IIillon of falling "II
Auction and
I'llll .ale-, of ftr.h find liave
liongthened, and pii'-e. tmvr nil
i.iitced stih'itniitinlly during the
pad week.
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Sanford Electric Company
IMIONE
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lift MAGNOLIA AVK
FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES
SALES AND SERVILE
tin
n Irttei fi'Hit I 1"i nf'
I if |II Mlit Hill Iff it MMMilt* '
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tuim *»r "IHIIK*1 MliMHi
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MiiI h j I gRUeiol nmn*£*i. ♦»♦#«!
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will hr ntinri|? for thhi fruit ! ’»♦*
xrti rn tit nI r »•t*• »tb*n#»
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to mroiuit for mime UR milli*»n
1S1to Ifs
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I N B E A U T IF U L S U N N Y F L O R I D A . . .
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JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
SALES ANI) SERVICE
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Pyrex-Ficsta-Jubilee
bfiorting Goods-BuildeA Hardware
Delta and Porter Table Power Tools
Western Cartridge Co. Ammunition
l»A i, .l .ri ' 't ' ) i
L Jte a ^
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Aladdin Lamps and Accessories
U. S. Rubber Products
Perfection Oil Heaters and Stoves
Spark Oil Heaters
Wear Ever Aluminum Utensils
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Lumber Mills And
:;• Citrus P r o v i d e
Osteen Income
WINTER VISITORS AT SANFORD TOURIST CLUB
VACATION
W/Uu.r
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Ontfcn, a village of nearly 700
population, I3 located in yoluila
county about eight mllee cum of
’Sanford, and «ii Highway 41ft
which connect* with the DeLandhiew Smyrna road.
Tha road to Oiteen le via Celery
Avenue and a bridge oyer the 3t.
Blvet. A numMh. of large
ritru» groves ere located nearby
-ovid* much of
and In Osteen, and ___
'.ill: income of citleeiia. Another
Industry la the cutting of railroad
(lev and of cypress purls for grow*
ers and roneltc.*
The ample nine wot J* ui Volusia
county provide lumber for thu raw
and pinning mill upcraUd by
Harvey Velno and ann.
Among the prominent resident*
of Osteen la John Iwetnuidy, danford attorney, whn»a homo l» )°*
rated in a 10 ittre glove. O. teen
has a I’oet Office, The two
churches, the Osteen linptist and
the M- K. Church nr" acl! 0 In thu
community. The acltuol u an ottractive, wlilta pulntrd building,
.as three rooms nml shunt 7n punits. A communliy cunning hltclum
|l locates on the school giiiUildi.
Resident 1 .f Osteen enjoy the
fine hunting In the arm. aim thi
fishing facllillfN and boating r-t
nearby Lemon Bluff cm Hi* nt.
Johns IlWur.
N*ur 0*tc«ji *,*u located the
largs csttle ninehe* of Harney
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SANFORD
Tliia in tin* fuurth station *e have tfonrtuctnl uuf HchOitt in
Sanford, and expect to "carry on" for yearn to come.
We have experienced the friendly reception which' YOU
will receive - there's nothing like it I
GEORGE BARR’S UMPIRE SCHOOL
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
CRANE - KOHLER
AMERICAN STANDARD
FIXTURES
Bemlnola County wan named for
ths Seminole Indian * and Snnford,
tha county wot, was named for
General Henry 8. Sanford, a I’lu*M»r developer of the ruunty.
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SINKS and DISPOSALS
Ths health giving prupertU* uf
Florida's vitamin rlrh sunshine la
world fomou» and la una of trie
rlrhtst natural muurces tg b«
found anywhere.
— Pholo fly Raymond Studio
Sanford ChurrhcH
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We’re HAPPY To Please You!
SERVING WHOLESOME
NUTRITIOUS FOOD
AT REASONABLE
PRICES
WE INVITE YOU IN
TO OUR THOROUGHLY
MODERN RESTAURANT
WHERE MANY FOOD DELIGHTS AWAIT
I ro in
I 'n iif
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flint'll which ban tt nnonheridiip
of nliniirl 1,000 perniinn.
lir. .1. lliTimi't Itool k it von an
niiiilnli'r mill (•■>m-Ii*t fur the Cungrogntluiird Church, coining to
Hanford in must from Ihinton,
Alii *., bei'uiini. i.f ill hi'nltji from
injuili't iiii'utri'il in World War
I Thin I'liuri'h Inin 11 iiii'inberiililp
of about I lib iiernonn.
Work i<: :tlill in |irngrenn mi the
new Cliliatliin nml Mihalnuarv
Alllimri' Church ut Fourteenth
Street nml Park Awenue. TTii*
chtiri'b in a!ready being uned, how
ever, uiul dedication m t v Icph were
recently belli
The rompleted
building will include the main
rliurcli, n Sunday Bchnol audi
torium and educalioual wing At »
total cunt of aiioni f ill,000. Plnns
for u par nonage are aIan being
formulated. Rev tilenn R. Smith i«
pm lor of I lie Church.
The Seventh liny AdventM
Church in located m Rhn Avenue
ami Seventh Street The building
wax elected by mi inhere nf I be
cbincb mul wm occiipinl in Hill.
Present inembernhip p. niiuiit -III
liernonn. Service:) are ■'ouducled
hy Kliler A. K, Deyu. m mated by
!<• II. Shepard and William Walt.
The Jew H i Community Center,
Congregation Hetli Israel, located
ut Magnolia Avenue and Sixteenth
Street, wni organized in 11127 and
the present Temple wan erected In
Iliilll. It has n memhrrnhlp of
about f>0 and services are conduct
ed by Frank Slitunex.
The Firnl Church of Christ,
Scientist, In.bli Its meeting., nt n
email colonial type building on
Gael Second Street, Sam O. j.awy
son nerve.i nn reader for the group.
The Unity groups meet on Tues
day evenings at the Valdes lintel
with It* Carolyn II. Parsons nf
the Orlando Unity center an
EnterpriHe Known
As One Of First
River Villages
The four mile width of Lake
Mont no separates Snnford from
Enterpr ise, a small community on
the Vnlmtjn county side located
ninong n virgin growth of huge
onks, mul cypresses down to the
water's edge framing n lake view
of surpassing beauty. It was one
of (lie first settlements on the
upper St. Johns Tlivsr.
The shore land commands a
higher elevation than on'the Han
ford side, nml several beautiful
estates are found along the shore
line drive. Aiming them Is the beau
tiful home of Robert L. Cox,
Hanford idinlogrnpher.
One nf
bln favorite relaxations Is tu go
out on his dock at sunset and
watch the hungry mullet and bass
leap out of the lake.
/.nether Is that of Mr. end Mrs
Waller Trapp immediately back
nf Green Hpringn, I.orated in a
natural woodland sell lug, the
large pool foi meil iiy the spring
is u populni site for picnics and
swimming parties, mid Improve
ments have been made to enlarge
It by Jack Russell, owner, during
tha past year.
The major Industrial enterprise
of the town Is the large plant nf
the Florida Power Corporation,
directly opponlte Hanford from
where Its lights can he .seen at
night, serving the communities nf
Ut’Lund mid Winter Park In Cen
tral Florida, To keep pace with
demands It Installed during the
pact year it
kilowatt tur
bine generator and steam generat
ing equipment coating more than
$.7,000,0011.
It is named after
George K. Turner, original engi
neer of tha plant.
One of I he muni Interesting
places In visit In Enterprise Is the
Florida MellioUisL Home where 120
clilldien from small tots to stal
wart youths live In a healthy,
wholesome environment. The Home
faces the lake, and in Its wide
acreage are |3 building*, six nf
which are dormitories. lit the rear
is a fins dairy with 20 registered
Jerseys.
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DUO-THERM HOME HEATERS ft FURNACES
LEE B R O TH ER S
PLUMBING & HEATING
FOR A PLEASANT WINTER
COME TO SEMINOLE COUNTY
Make Your Headquarters
In The Heart Of The Beau
tiful Tropical “S u n s h i n e
State.1'
A pleasant year awaita you, Mr.
and Mra. Tourlat, if you make your
winter home in Seminole County.
You’ll find all your favorite kinda of
recreation and all the natural beau
ties that are Florida,
The ft-W fruit Company
1M 8. PARK AVENUE
Sanford Seminole Country Club
Florida waa owner) by Pragea
from 1718 to 1788.
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PRODUCTS
WATERPROOF BLOCK, - i MORTAR
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STEEL .WINDOWS - CEMENT
extends a warm welcom e to
Located in tip heart of Central Florida'* a
ground the Seminole Country Club is one
tourist attraction* of Sanford and. Semini
The club Includes an excellent 18 hole golf
out in rolling timberiand and stately pine*, n
oak trees and small lakes and Is a popula
young and oM aHke.
• , GREASE TRAPS - SAND,
’ CONCRETE FLOORS '- (Machine Finished)
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er Play;$ie top
County.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA
minole County Spends $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Annually To Support Its School System
MODERNIZE T€DAy
PERHAPS YOU’D LIKE TO BUILD IN FLOR
IDA. IF SO REMEMBER THE VALUE OF
ROOD PLUMBING AND HANDSOME FIXTTFREi?. - .....
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N in e M onths S c h o o l
T erm Is P rovided
W ith ?A S c h o o l s
r>--A-r 1 183 T eachers
\S i»li 24 xchooU in .Hemimde
County mill nti excellent ti-nchitiK
■ifnff. tliii uri'n offer* the lii-nt
in education fmin the f im tlituuuh
Hu- twelfth «rade.i. A totnl uf
•83 leucher* ure employed nine
inonilin rif tin* year.
A Im'li’rt of n.iMHi.OlKi mimmlly
in appropriated tn operate Rem-
rO M IH .R T K
I’ l . l M H I N l i
L IN K
HEMS
IiioIi* County'* school* during I In*
nlnu month*, with $480,(MM) uf thl*
hf!o*r fin niwli«.l l.y tl|yi vTItff-. $50,.
H E A L T H IT . E IX I L M E S
000 liy thi* Federal CnVrrmneiit,
A \li
niul the'remainder rntnlnn from
county nml illulrli't Ittxoi. Of
thi* Intnl, $4f8l,fMHl h . spent till I
tem-licr*' MiluiifH, $7i|,ltfHl un ip pfdir. nml (250,0011 n|i htllldlng*, j
ttlll'i nation* nml oipnpmeut.
I I n n mi' i n Mipcrvimir* for I
llir hdiiiuta mol uf tin' |8;t learher*. |
two tinvi> certificate* fni doctor'*
d*ltiee»; 20 tin iiiH-li't''* ilep ries: I
ml*! 111! foi liiirlirlnrV degree*
T>m average Milmy (in tenchei*
in Seminole t'liiintv in $2 ,75n n
year,
A tntnl uf 4 PHI) *111(111111* n i f i'll■ t
ro ltii| iu 11 r ■i' *rhouJ* nil!) 1,"(K) L
being • rniisf i*i led «t county e x
pense which uliluunt* tu 110,000
a J'i'm Ahoill 20 (urge luiucw nml |
(inn i' J i' i lil'f o perated ful t Ilf
11J il* p " tInfiin. uf undent* tu liml
11*‘in llieii schieil*.
I III IP .'III' till
wilitl' Hl'lllllll*
1'inl hup Negro Ihi’ Ii M'liiml ivhirh
nffei academic cuurxc*, vorntlnnul
agriculture, huiiii' ccoiuuiilix, ruinnicrvtnl nml niauunl iruiiiinix. All
m*0’inl* in tin- 1'imiitv offt'i nit
tunning under th** iliri'rliim <>f
Mr* M ililm l IlnlH'tu'k nml
inMi luimn ilii I'd i'll liy M r> Mhcm I’licp Athletic* hip nlru n
nail h I nil tin- school progimiii.
lilivpi riliii'iitiiiii, un Ihci easlngly
uiijiuitmii nail h I pvpry |n't*iin'n
tdoeutiun, ini* Ih'Ph added, in re*
(fu l vi'itu iii tin1 curriculum <>f the
luciil high school with u ' nr hcinjt
I'm mniiPii liy i* lucid nuloinoldln
ly nrinul of thu *chunl»’ nuwly
dr* le i .
\ 11 cxti'riKl vc course fot vet* Inxtltuled speech correction das*Ai-mun' education, tiiitlci llic H|iim- n*. Mr*. Marguerite (irnluini, who
runhip of Fil'd C. MtiiTtiy, l* ul- hold* n m ailer’* degress from the
uiiili-r the (il Hill of Bight*. Thcne University of luwu ut Cedar Fall*,
mi- 310 nlmluntn enrolled III the conduct * lheap classes and her
uiiplcruti'd adult cducutlon cuurne wurk cini*i*l* uf teaching thine
under the til HUH of Rights. The** |
fiul nigbC|}U**n* mu Will
Sillier Intciidcnl of T ’uhllP
* m i rt ln n T. W. l.nwlmi i*
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R E A S t lN A H I \ l*Hl( 1.1)
BRING YOUR PLUMBING PROBLEMS
TO US
ANI M rSKt.MKK SATISFACTION
SV M l N O Lb. H I G H S C H O O L B A N D
h ic
n teilnii
f t - ■m i r v e / o f
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Hmichiooina fm oH t,u ' M',l'J(d"__
on
COAim 'I 'lN T SKin'ICK
doling the pu*t yelir Incllldi
n
Seminole
Hitfh School Othlclu
ImililliiK nl n ciml of $ 511,0110;
('room* I Ni'irro) I.ilimry, $25.
OHO. n *ix room udditiun to tin'
Miilwny NcRro *chool, $50,nun.
homo oconnmir*‘ rnom rcitlivittiuii
u | Seminole Hiyh School, $10.
imHr; unit lltfhi* for tho n th i n ic
field nt I*yrnnii School In l.ouitwood, $1,500.
A cmiimerciul vm-nlimiiil M'hool
completed
well orunnim l iinalci the mlprrvUion of Mr*, fiiildu WH m ui ,
The Itiiicliroinim mo opcrulod ninlnly on li watlf-hiiwtuiillnk ha*!*, (lowover the Miuillcr achool* rcculvc
fcdornl n id. niuoiinlliiif to finni
one to nine noil* n mcitl, do|iendlmt
then* student* on the type of ineitl. I ii ull nhoul
110,01)11 h your I* ulitiiitli'il from the
feder*I Ruverminoii for thu limeh" " r
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pi iiicipnldiip "I Mr
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I In* *chool lor.
lit* pupil* nod
frurhr* *hol I hillul, liookki'eptnif, .
tv pm i’, f 11tri|t ami ..tiii-i i niiimi'ii ml
\<>iiit nnijil Hiiliject*
ScIlIHlI Hpilll III Sl'MIlilllll lllph ill
. " I iiu ir willi muni ■■lull* noil u iil■ilie* of ut] hind to Intelcsi Hie
nttuli'iiU. The si'liuiil i> influenced
l< u U lllt o r i!
tin
P o u r II, *ee.
W. J . D I N G
2NIHI P A R K
AVENUE
S A N E d it II • OH L A N H U I I H i H W A Y
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Sanford State Farmers Market
FLORIDA'S ONE STOP LOADING CENTER
FIUJIT AND VUUICTAIILE SHIPPFJtS
ORANGES
TANGERINES
GRAPEERUI r
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jfOE A //A R K I.I.0 - Rhone 1.TR7
CIIA8 E & CO.. (Market Division) • L. D. 2i
...JA C K FEY NT - I'hone Dir.l
' II. 11. KASTNKK CO. *' E. I). HI
J. IE MCEEEEAN - E. I>. 1!N
MARKET FltlHT CO. • E. D . Hi
’ATIIICK FRUIT COlll*. • E. I). IH
AN FORM FRUIT CO. • E. I). 39
SANFORD I'HODUCR CO. - E. D. 23
SOI ITU WARD FRUIT CO. • E. D. 3ft
K. IE STEVENSON - Rhone 110.1
WHKECIIKE tk I'ONDEK - E. D. 21
W. T. WHITEHEAD • Phone 102!)
WM. WIEEIAMS . I,. 1). .12
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I'XHi PLANT
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PKPPEKS
TOM ATOMS
HA DISK MS
ROMA INK
KSCAROLE
ICEBERG LETTUCE
CAULIFLOWER
BEETS
TRUCK BROKERS
IE H. RATES - I.. I). 2H
J. M. HEYTHE • Phone 112)
W W. HORNE - E. D. 30
PKKISIIAIIEE TRANSPORT SERVICE - E. I). 30
C. E. PIIIEEIPS - Phune 1230
TRUCKS FOR HIRE
HALE RKOTIIEHS * Phone 1027
NEW TRUCKS AND SERVICE
GEENN (JOEMREE
P. H. EANSING
ODD AM MOTOR CO. MARKET SERVICE STATION
HEMINOEE COUNTY MOTORS
RESTAURANT ON THE MARKET
COUIH PALMER'S RESTAURANT
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the United State* ehould be elected
bv the vote of the people".
The Future Homemaker* of Am
erica le directed by Mice Barbara
ftuprecht and beeldee *ttidying the
Skilled Craftsmen
Are Added To Labor
COLONIAL' CABIN COURT
Ideal method* of modern homemaking, the club iponeon a tea
tor mother* of the club In the fell.
The Celery Fed, the school pa
per, le published about four times
n year and presents the school and
Its activitlea from the students’
(mint <>f view. The school yearbook,
the Salmagundi, Is looked forward
to eagerly each year and at the
clone of the ln»t year was given
it in •* rla*« rating hy the Nation.
*1 Srhnlastle pres* A***vd*llnM
The high,-at rating poHsllde, All
American, was given to the puhllndno In JIM ), J.oft and IIMX. The
lim'd imliliralinn was Die only mm
I in Florida Hint received the All |
1Ai,.-TJ.rn rati.,* it; Ht-irt.
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The si'll mi I library is well miuip*
prd and bundled hy a i.tnff of
student" who learn library work
under thn direction of MUa Edna
('Idllrnden who Is lit the lii’iul of
llie library <tnff.
Another phase of the high school
'hotn Ity Jamsaon Hindi.,
nelivllli's especially Important for
young men in this section, since
Seminole County is outstanding In
Itii agricultural work, is the Future
Farmers organisation under the
direction of Kenneth Knddy. A
farm Is maintained near the school,
With nn annual payrnll In Flor
ill hark of the foot bull field, where ida of more than JtOfl million, re
a |ilnl of ground I" allotted (u each tail ami wholesale establish men It*
student. He is allowed to plant are I hr Htrite's large it nmnlovct
hi- ground mid sell Ills produce ................cording lr> the Florida
for any profits derived. Animals .Slate f'hnniher of Oim merer.
are also kept on the farm and in
MjiMuriirtnrlug plants with an
clude chickens and pigs.
animal payroll of lUitl.Htlil.nUf) are
The football team, under tin reporleii the second highest prlv
direction of Conches Call Keltlei:, «te employer, In the weekly bind
Fin! lianas and lulls Mooney, ness levlew of llie Hlnte Cham
evokes much interest and spirit ber'a research and Industrial divi
nt its gallics. About ten games a sion.
year are scheduled for the football
There detailed figures are fur
team which Is a mernlier of liin the year IP4H, Preliminary re
Fast Florida conference. A It- purls for IPtli Indimto only alight
M|und called the Hairy Feds, lr variations,
made up mainly of freshmen and
The Ihird ranking private emsoplnimiilf students. The buys of ployer in Flurillu Is the servlrr
Seminole High also have inter- eatlihHahniimt group (hotels, reescholastic sports which include
basketball and liiisehall. The girls i cal ion businesses, repair shops of
of the school participate in Inlersrlmul sports including volley hull,
teen-agers. Is kept open on week
soft hall ami archery.
(II her enjoyable events of the end nights In the fdty Mall for
school year aru the .Innior-Hcnlm llie pleasure of the students, Mrs.
hampiet, when members of the N. C fji iilmui Is the lender for the
lower giade entertain Hie oldci club and special dales during the
group. The Junior and setilm plays year such as Hallowe'en, Christ
add sparkle to the year nod III.* ina* and Viilrnllnc liny, me mark
Celery (bate, a meeting place foi ed with enlertalninenl.
Sellers Are Stated
Largest Employe™
147 different program*,
This number le over half the total
wv are apprtmtmaWv 30,
44C who have become Journeymen
000 peraona working In skilled
since the program began in 1947.
craft* In Florida with about 3,760
dropping out each year." the Chair,
man laid.
The mean annual temperature of
Florida rangrs from 1,8.8 degree*
to 72.3 degrees.
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS
fiU ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK BUILDING
Sanford, Florida
establishment*, , Florida Is the Int
t, which pald.nf the Mississippi
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LODGE & SON
GROCERY
Extends A Warm Welcome
To Tourists To Visit Sanford
"In The Heart of Florida” . . .
NATIONALLY KNOWN IWIANDS
FLORIDA OFFERS IDEAL
CONDITIONS FOR MOTORISTS
... FOR GENERAL NEEDS COME IN TODAY —
PEOPLE KNOW WHAT GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE
STANDS FOR - EFFICIENCY AND FAIR-DEALING
HAVOL1NE
MOTOR OIL
Seminole County Is full of scenes like this to greet
the m»ny winter visitors who prefer Central Florida to
all other sections of the state. Seipinole County has a
charm of ita own with Its many lakes snri beautiful St.
Johns Rlvar — Hunting and fishing are prevalent and
popular aa wall aa all the competitive out-of-door sports.
The following towns are located In the Seminole
County: Altamonte Springs, Bear Lake, Chuluota, Cassel
berry, Fern Park, Forest City, Goldenrod, Geneva, Lake
Mary, Lake Monroe, Longwood, Oviedo, Paola, Slavla,
and Sanford — the County Seat.1
Each town expends a cordial welcome to tourists
and will do their utmost to make their visits pleasant
and niemurublo onus.
COUNTY OFFICIALS
T. W, Lawton - - Supt. b/ Public Instruction
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IALD, 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA
Sotitltard* of Wellington, Ohio,
have built and ’occupy a concrete
block gnrnge near their long time
friends, the L. I. Pickering*.
Olliers who have Indlt milage*
nml homes near Crystal l.akc
arc W. T. Halley, II. M. Cochran,
<!. F. Singci field, and near the
highway are the home* of Mr*
Kmma Wing and .lames Hrochle.
Lake Mary ha* a flue, pure
M ary
Business
Fine Bass Fishing In
Nearby Lakes Seen
As Big Attraction
For Winter Visitors
the
Fmer««n
estate
water supply from deep wpIIs, and erty owaers nre needed to crinrLending agricultural soli
a large elevated water tank. plete the light of way. snld Mr. revenue in Seminole Coul
I’ressiirc Is about 3fi pounds and Itraslngton.
celery, citrus, cabbage,]
re*hlents throughout the area are
Lake Mnry hn* -i fine, up-to-1jienns. dairying, poultry *■
served. Klcelrlcnl nml telephone date school with about lift pi,pit*'bulb* ami flower*.
nml three tenehet*. Mr*.
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service is also available,
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Fruits produced in Cent!
The Chnmher of Cotumerre is. Cochran, principal, Sir*. M Tilli*
rlda Include oranges, tar
seeking to get the highway smith ; ,,nd Mr*. Idelle Hampton,
grapefruit, lemons, HmrJ
extended on a stmight line to
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Highway I7-1>" noar the Itig Tree : ....
St. Augustine, Florida. I* the goe«, avocados, watermelon
va, gimvas, cant elopes anr
road. Only a few deed* from prop 1oldest city in the United Stale*
I
ARMITAGE CABIN COCUT
let your Dream
Become A Reality
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"Lake Mary'T* a' fine place t»
»V*. especially for retired manu
facturers," exclaimed C. p. HrasInrtori. JiJm«eff <1 retired Cinrltlnni. ih.-mb-at manufacturer, ns
he ■>ti.i:.,A " i i t f din t, rxlendlnc
Into Ciyslal Lakn In front of hi*
attractive anil conifer table home,
throwing hi end rrumh* tn school*
of spiralling breitm and ha** in the
water,
"Speaking of h«*s," he derlnred,
"I caught n 10 pound, M ounce
has* right here, fjut It mminteil
In my breakfast room."
Mr. Hrnntngtnn, nfter parch**Imr
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WK (;ui:ss IT'S JUST AHOUT KXKKYONK'S dream —
TO ULTIMATELY UOMK TO FLORIDA — TO HEALTH
AND GOOD 1.1VINO.
BlIT THE CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT OF
'THIS DREAM IS A HOME -- SOMETHING
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
three
year* njro. had big picture win
dow* Installed 111 the hmi*e, up*lairs and down, so Hint he and
Mr*. Hrnslngton could always see
the lake. lie hntl sand pumped
In from the lake to ninke a fine
100 yard hearh, and built a dork
with railing nml a springboard on
the end of it.
“ Are you going In use that
vprlnghoanl T" *nmr friends asked
him
"No. you see I have four
children and eight grandchildren
nml 1 built It for them when they
vacation hpre every year," he
replied.
The president of the Lake Mary
rhnniher of Commerce, Im takrs an
active part in civic affair*, and
enjoys the meet Inc* of the Tourist
Chih whleh ha* nhuut 100 mem
ber*. The Chnmher number* about
List Your
IPROPERTY]
program. All activities are free
and no charge is made to group*
using the hull, and Mr. Kvan* as
sumes the expense of upkeep.
Lights were installed on the two
shufflcboai I courts tin* week, and
benehe* ate being placed there
for spectators. A teiini* court in
a public park nn the rust side of
the main highway i* tn lie im
proved sunn, I‘Inn* ale printing to
7fi.
"Our Chamber of rnntuterce hn* plant addltiuiml shrubbery in front
been established for many yenre, of the Community lluti*v in mem
and we extend a cordial welcome ory of the late Jut in Kvans, broth
to visitors, and an Invltntlnn tn er of Frank Kvans.
Mils Viigiliia I'll liner, post
all tn Incnte and make their home
in our midst," he declared. "We mistress, reported Hurt the Lake
have a poat office, two rhurrhes, Mary Post Office during July ad
two (irocerles, a real estate office, vanced in third class, due to in
a cameo and service station. Our creased gins* receipts lie llMlh It
tourist rluh Is active, and we have occupies sciwiratc ipiuitci* in the
a Hoy Scout troop which the hoys Kvans Block, and has a lobby open
at all times, thereby making locked
enjoy."
lie pointed out that the Com hoses available to patrons. Nils*
munity Mouse where the Chnmher Palmar is assisted by Mrs. W. P.
of Commerce and Tourist Club and Burke.
other croup* meet, Is owned by
Perhaps It I* the peace and
Frank Kvaaa, piddle spirited Lake quiet, the beauty of the large
.Mary pioneer resilient, and owner lakes that npnenl tn I I i o m i who
of n dye manufacturing firm In wish tn retire in Lake Mary, a
Boston,
Mass,
Mr, village of nbnut Kilt) ntl the shines
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rKvory
o r r j winter
winirr sir.
Evans officiates at Pioneer Night of four lakes, Crystal l ake. Lake
at the Commuplty House, and Mary, Little Lake Mary ami Lake
elderly people from all ovsr Cen- Emma. A nil inlair of funner wmktrnl Florida como to attend the era of the Atlantic Const Line
Itadruad also live there, and other*
who work in Sanford a* It Is only
six mile* from I hi* city and Is
accessible by good road*,
l ake M »iy hn* *i special appeal
foi golfer* a. it i. |e*s than two
mile* from the Snnfturl-Si'minolc
Country r'lub where golf may lie
enjoyed llic yeai 'round.
On the "Inn v* of Lake Mary a
miniU>-r of beautiful homes have
boon built during the past year
these include the home of John
I’cckhnni of (lie ACL Itailroad,
William l.efflei. former machinist
"f Akron, Ohio, and T M. Miller
and Marshall Smith, also uf Akron
Itnlpli William*, contractor, hn*
built a home on the highway just
south of the Community House.
Veiliei Nelson, lias taken ovei
the old Hoy Scout bouse near the
Lake Mary School and hs* remodeled it into a concrete home.
Joe It. Well,- Im* made addition*
In Id* home on Crystal Lake and
with bi* neighbor, t; It. Ilr.t,
have bad bi-acbc* cleared with
bull iln/cri Tlie latter, however,
claims to have the "llest" bench.
Among those who have been re
cently remodeling I hell home* ale
II. II. Hannon and II. T . West
Inin via ml.
A neighbor of Mr. UiMsIngtoii'*
JOHN D. CROWN
s u m
I* former Pire Captain .1 K
llebele, who wflh III* wife i cl nod
to enjoy life In Lake Mmv afti-i
Ml) year* of servier with the Mo
pnrtmrnt of Piddle S a L c in
Washington, l>. C. Owen S u i t ,
mini her mdghlmr and Bavin at-1
Hull, realtor, have iilenaglit home
overlooking Crystal I,aka. Oilwi
resident* near tho lake who live
in recently Imllt concrete block
cottage* ore I,. A, (Mine and I 'Im
enre Sclicih of Michigan.
K. It Fawcett hn* remodeled
the old Wylly place on Lake Km
ton. nml ha* planted MR palm tier,
.hat nunc from California
W
Wridethnldl ha* Imllt ii %mnll
home on Moonshine Lake
The
Paul (' llissell* are mldiim a
..tmill, to Ihclt home on llnpny
Mill.
A formei colonel III the
■Viiiiv , Mi. Itissell has liven ,nn
liiming hi* ail work with simile*
at Hollins College Happy ILII ipiitiiic*i|iie with Its UR n il.......f
Valencia orange trees nn filing
land.
C K. Ibdihlna, who aimed to
Lake Mary recently from Idaho.
i> milking cxleindvc Improve,ocni
to the Phelps place. A. W \a*
ley, Sanfonl sporting goad* -loro
ope la tm, lives will) his faiuili tn
the funner Cochran home, II It
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- Make Your Homo iti SAN FORD.
BROMLEY — PDEESTON BDIl*DIN(i — BOOM
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WELCOME T O
SEMINOLE C O U N T Y
OVIEDO
A CORDIAL WELCOME
Awaits A ll Tourists
TO
OVIEDO, FLORIDA
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GROWER AND SHIPPER
Peaceful Scene On The St. Johns River
Welcome Newcomers to This
Community -- You’ll like this hunk
FARMS IN SEMINOLE,
CITIZEN’S BANK
OF OVIEDO
LAKE AND PALM BEACH
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COUNTIES, FLORIDA
K nml M GROCERY
ANI) MAKKICT
Fine OroeerleH - Choice Meats *Fruits
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Phone 21151
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THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA
Florida’s Forest
Products Show Big
Increase In Value
WELCOME
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 (1 88,4(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;
Sanford’*
toire
of
reper
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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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 B U Y
riiiilu lit ttiiyrtinnil Studio
wen* givetimill
li belief C'«1 Kxpci lem cil 1 1 , t mist 1 u« ti'*li
Citrus And Cuttle dciis
nnili ■lt<) Milv rsnt us->** tu tin till, , win I. while III tin* A 1 1 11 v, In (milt
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til in cif,
B r i 11 g I’rusperity 1 in,* in* iilislmle 1 .*li. 1 in when lln 1 * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 In* Unit I.......
iiiimc
MATHER’S
Now!
mill1 11 i ' T I n Hunrui d, nil iiuthpuitnii, ; I'* On Hu .m il. n ir iii.cc ;,i. 11 dl>
. AI MS
i.nrinw bridge, over tin- Kl .John* 1idled m-rili.
11111•11•|■•
Ilivet Now hug1*liolldnrci* cun | Annlliri new tesidem
rni ilia* tHi 11*11 1Ik
’ he seen preparing the n|i|il»iuche* 1 hike m .lulm l.eftlei, irtiicd 1'ilts Ilf liiiMlIit t
fui 11 mudinii ciiucirle spun nvet burgh
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Whtbf MiM of H anfW l, is
nil iiMiif Utlii'i novt Imiin's Snimi|4«n*l J
)m||, |1V j.* ,N. Sut tmi, 1 M11 ti*fl pi mi
plflld ornrigr rinve*, spin Ming the river 11 shnil ............. snulh |
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the
old
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with
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llfu* lakfH, mill during tItt* |in*l
Slrnpmm
built u new lumi* imu *In %
U m l „ l out grov«*4 of ginpcfiiiit 1 j f K%l$. Illl(
»#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 1 minding |dtir Inmls.
I iieeu liiiill hy the henntlfiil hike* 1 Cilnih acreage tulul* nlimil I,.The rmniminitv primpercil even Hf rienevn
vine ^500 in Ihe vicinity ul I d 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 g m
(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 ’iii*11 jihsIhMii
" r,,">']iidl»i and itaptist.
4 'imlitg nf Ihc wide, straight high- ] hi Wudiinj
Itivei n, u growing
u| f" I At nearliv Kent If liven nn I lie
way, runnel ling Hntifoid uml Mime rstimneiit
11111 Ity nt mure than 25
on the Fust t'nnst, llmirvu resi- attnroev fi
A lane I* the developer,
ToTownOI’Geneva
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
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANTOKP^TLORIPA
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSI'APEll
SAN FORD, FLOHIUA. MONDAY. JAN. 23, l»f.».
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craned hit neck expectantly A |>.iri.ikrrl corked hit ltc.nl In
one tide and peeked dim limn hrliind a cypress •lump. A
liny icd den •Inlkeiii tinnmlv .it inn the enclcmiie and niltlied
hit note against the wirr. Victoria llulton llunlley, wife id
Rollins Colleae pitdetioi, |)i. Ralph Huntley, wat sketching
in the /no.
Art, the Chicago Art In U ilu Ir, I hr Prrm tvls.ttiia Ai idrrnv of
Im r A it, ih r Clevrhim l Art M m rum , ihr llm n iim Art
Mosrum, tlir l.ih ra ry of Cmigre**. ih r N ™ Ym k Library,
ihr Newark Public Lib rary, tlir I'n iv m itv of Glasgow, ifir
Hurenu of [.duration ill It.sls. ihr luleiliatim i.il Business
Mai limes Corpoi.iliim and ih r l 'ms<-iMl>- of Mmnl.i.
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"The Km ii a wonderful plnre for my work." exclaimed
M n. llunlley. “ There are tn many fine ipecimrn of Florida
wildlife here,
Birth like dial Ward hetun, die American
egrets, the tii.inl halil eatrle and i|iieer looking owl, die large
black water lurkeyt, all are found here alrnoil ai if in theii
native habitat. And there are ollert, tmstumc and raccoons,
and ihete gentle red deer >o lame you can actually feed and
pel them. It it nlinotl ai il the 'Jungle Rook* had Maidenly
come alive, or Noah’> Ark had just docked at the Municipal
P ie r."
Her fust one-man show was hrlil at (hr Weylie G.illpry
oi Nrw York early in P H I). It wa> .ilumt this lime ih.n she
I list hecainr in le rrilrd in lilhograpliv. One of hri lithographs,
"W inter Landscape," was exh ih ilril m the Beaux Arts Gallery
m l.oiidou in POO, and was adpulged tlir most sinking design
in tin* exhibition.
M n. llunlley, winner of a Guggenheim Fcllowihip, i> a
diitinguiihed nrlial in the field ftf lithography. Her biography
appeart in "Who's Who in American A it," “ Who's Who mi
America," and “ Biographical Encyclopedia of the World."
Her Guggenheim Fellowship wat given her for her creative
work in graphic arti in Florida, and in 1947 the wat awarded
a 91.000 grant from the American Academy and National
Institute of A rti and Letters.
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M n. Huntley's lithographs are represented in the col. k (lions of the Metropolitan Museum of A rt, .the Whitney
Museum of American Art. the Boston Museum of Fine Art,
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Mrs. llunlley are the following " lu lrrio r " lirst prise in the
liilrrii.ilion u l Gruplur A rls Show in Chicago Art Institute m
PH O ; "Koppers C o ke." first pn/e in National C,iaphir Arts
Show of the f >hiladelplua Print Club in P H I . "North Country ." Purchase Pri/p, Lib rary of Congress m P H I ; "Daw n
Cam e." Daumier prize of $1,000 as ih r best A u triiia u lilliograpli of 1946 at an exhibition held by the Associated Ameris
can Artists in New York C ity ; " I topical Storm ," University
ol Florida Purchase Price in 1947; "F.vrm ng, die Everglades,"
first price in the seventh annual exhibition of prints. Lib rary
of Congress.
One of her oil paintings. "Tone Psion. Sarasota,''
received the Paley Award lor the best oil of n Florida ssibyecl
by a Florida urtisl in the Notion Art Gallery in West Palm . !
Beach in 1948.
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housands O f Live
ish Can Be Seen
1 Marine Studios
Sanford Located
Near Finest Beach
In United States
MRS. HUNTLEY SKETCHES AT THE ZOO
An im u ln r display of live ma
rina life la maintained at tho Ma
rina Htudln* at Marlnelatld, '.S'ml.
routh of St. Augustine on the
ocaan. Through more than 200
portholes a "Isltor ran view tho
mjrsterlour.
rnUitful
undeneaa
sraalurea existing under condition!
comparable to that of tho open
M t.
A tetrcn ton roral re«f with i m
fane, rook arottoea and cave*
creates natural protection for the
smaller fish and I* startlingly
beautiful In color and shape.
* Feeding time for the fish ore
in the morning and afternoon,
When Hie porpoise* and other
-Vi’ fiah are ted by hand aa tha c li
f f max of an exciting dav a t the
l, oceanailum. Huge porpoise* jump
jr from the water to snatch food
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from the atteudsnt's linml. .Sharks
move nminlusty over the reef and
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aven the small coral fish fight
y each other for their diet nf shrimp
t and crab.
The Htudlot combine recrea
t e tlonal appeal with sound xrlrn tlft Dr and educational value, accnmmodatlng many school groups
' which corns to study marine life.
Constructed In 1935 st a cost of
11,000,000, this unique Institution
.has attracted world-wide atten
tion. The exhibit consist* of two
giant tanks, »ne circu lar In shape
gnd the oilier a rectangle. The
depth of each tank rang** from
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12 tn IH feet slid Hialr combined
/ l i t water capacity I* mora at 700,000
F t gallons.
M 'n sllsa f< l I 'm m P « * e O a t )
St. Th* tinmens* pools, which ate
A lithograph Is printed from
furnished with fi**h sea water
' d aily, are lb* Imm* of thousand* s thawing made with a jzie asy
of fish and • Miet fm m * nf m arln* lltliogiapli crayon on a stone. T ills
life . U n ilk r an aquarium where tha process Is called "planography"
Ipeclmeii arc nepaiall'll according which means printing from a flat
,ip to also anil species, the M arin* surface. The technical step* neces
Studios, offer a common rninrtiunl- sary in the production of a litho
, ty for It* Imales. m sklng It evan graph. as well as Its appearance
when completed, are entirely d if
.mora Interesting for the visitor.
ferent from the two other major
fine print mediums, wood ruts
snd etchings.
Harnlnole County iirudiir** more
A wood ru t, or wood engraving,
ealary every year loan any other is a ''relief” medium. The design
area It* site In the entire world.
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WELCOME TOURISTS
TO FLORIDA
SANFORD
We’re sure you will enjoy
This Winter Wonderland
B. B. BROWN
WATCH REPAIR
JEWELRY REPAIR
W . 2nd S T R E E T
S A N P O R I) , F L O R ID A
MARE SANFORD YOUR
Is raised from the surfare by cut
ting away the wood which su r
round* It, making a kind of stamp
which, wliiui invi , i i { >M(l, ink, mil!
produce the desired Imago on u
piece of damp paper.
An etching Is an Impression
from a design Incised, or bitten
down, Into a metal plate, usually
copper, by means of an nchl. Its
technical characteristics place It
In thn classification of "In ta g ll""
print*.
Lithograph stones mine from i»
quarry In llavarla and are com
posed of lime for the most pint.
Id per cent*
The stones me
planed and sipiaieil mol n ftri
grained by an abrasive such n*
fine sand, flin t, or carborundum,
ptnvlde the artist with a smooth,
velvety surface on whlrh tn draw.
The basic principle of III Im
graphic printing lies In the fart
I hat giease and water w ill not
combine. W ater, for this reason,
w ill li«. repelled by the mark of a
greasy crayon on a llthogiapb
atone, but printer's Ink w ill ad
here tn It.
The grease of the lithograph
n a y o a produces a chemical spot
on the surface of tho stone under
neath the ciavon. T h is Is known
as the “ printing •pot." It is to
this spot that the Ink adheres, ami
It Is from II that tho printing is
done. Thn crayon Itself la
moved w llh a anlvm t after th#
drawing Is completed and before
the printing begins.
Tho printer flfs t passes a dump
sponge over tlm stone ami then
Idea over It with a roller charged
with prin ter’s Ink.
The In ttrr
a llrk s to theprinting spots toil
not elsewhere. A sheet of paper
I* placed on the dampened and
Inked stone and the whole Is run
thlough the press. The Ink which
has adhered to the greasy marks
tin the stone, the printing spots,
w ill come o ff on the paper, ami a
lithograph has liern produced!
Wood la a “ relief" medium, rasl)v Identified hy a strong flat
allhouette design.
Etching* are
an “ Intaglio" mtdlum and easily
recognized for their line quality.
Lithography la essentially a lone
medium. It* rich, velvety greya
and datks present an entirely d if
ferent appearance from either nf
th* two other major fine print
medluma.
Each lithograph printed from
the atone, rltlic r by the artlat or
un*l*i the supervision of the a r
tist. Is an original fine print. It
Is aigned In pencil by the artist
on the lower right-hand margin
below the composition. A n y num
ber of lithographs ran he printed
fmm one stone. The a rtla t, how
ever, deride* on llir number of
print* desired, usually B0 tn 75,
though more rnn Im printed. Thla
ii .died the edition. A fte r thla
•dition of B0 nr 7B lithographs
have been printed, the drawing is
then removed from the stone hy
le -siirfa rliig with one of the abra
sive* and then grained In prepara
tion fur Hie nrxt dinwlug,
I lie same stone Is used repeat
edly la this iiiMiinei, until It ha*
been worn down and la too thin
tn pa** thlough the pres*.
In Mrs. Huntley's home in Fern
I ’ark are many of Her lithographs
and one room Is given over entire
ly to her lithographic equipment
Including a press, an etching press
and file* upon file* containing
her pi lilts,
Mrs . Huntley was
horn
in
llasbriiok Heights, N. .1. In 1000
ami studied at the New York
Hchoul of Fine and Applied A r t,
at the A rt Hludrnls League In
One of the few beaches In the
world upon which cam may be
driven a U b c ■'star's edge la Day
tona Reach, 43 mllas from Han
ford on U. A. Highway 17-92. The
b e a e jij* 23 miles long and BOO
feel wide at low tide and '» ‘ho
Ideal spot for sun bathing and
swimming. So gradual is the slope
of the ocean Door that you can
wada out hundroda of feet and
ride hprk on an Incoming, crash
ing. white-topped wave.
Various vehicles may be ob
tained on the beach for pleasure
cruising Including tiny cuh cars,
four h.p. gasoline-motored autos
with room for two passengers and
sail cars. Amphibious ducks ara
on hand to take tho ocean voyage
for a 20-mlnute ride off shore, or
one may ride the waves on surf
boards or floata.
Adjoining the beach la one of
the longest boardwalks south of
Atlantic City where visitors sit
In the sun or taka advantage ot
tho many amusements offered. A f
the open air bandahell many eve
ning entertainments are held In
cluding hand concerts, amateur
shows, beauty contests and sim
ilar types of entertainment which
are staged for the enjoyment of
old and young.
Deep sea fishing boats operate
out of Daytona dally and return
laden with such verlatlas of fish
as sea liaas. red anapper, king
inackeral, dolphin, barracuda, and
often bring In aallflsh or tarpon,
gamest iflghtera In the ocean,
Flihln* nu> «(;.» La enjoyed fiom
river dock* and bridge*, from the
ocaan pier which extend* out Into
the sea for nearly 1,000 fast.
Art Pictures Were
Photographed By Cox
The pictures of the lithograph*
appearing on Page I nf thla sacHnn, a* well aa the pictures o f the
paintings shown on Page 4, were
photographed hy Kohcrt L . Co* of
Hanford, owner of Kssex Atudlns,
who has made the photographs
fo r the high school annual for the
paat IB years.
Coming
to Hanford
In 1935
from Miami where he had operat
ed the Royal Palm. Hotel studio
during the '20s, Mr. Cox was
born In Now Je rse y
where he
gained hi* firs t
experience In
photngrnphy.
lie
ha* been a
photographer a ll hla life and I*
married to M argaret Wnlterapoon
o f Camden, H. C.
When you have
plans for the
future . . . When
y u u 'T crp u ttin g
money aside to
make those
dreams come true
SAFEGUARDING
YOUR SAVINGS
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FINANCING HOME
OWNERSHIP
Remember You Can Have What You Want / /
You Save For It . . .
First Federal Savings
& Lean Association
of SEMINOLE COUNTY
lAGNOLIA AVE.
PHONE 6M
men A ilIM * , H o iiiln reiteration
of A lt and thr Orlando A rt Asso
ciation.
In May 11149 Mrs. Huntley held
mi nil Florida show at Kennedy
nml Company, 7R5 Fifth Avenua,
New York City, where bar work
can tia seen at any tlma.
She la apeclallalng In Flor
ida seme* and laat year drova to
the Kverglades with har huaband
where one nf her lithograph#,
“ Evening, the Everglade#/' waa
Make your winter home in
Sanford - situated on scenic Lake
Monroe. It is a friendly city
ahd will do everything possible
to make your visit a pleasant
one - encouraging you to be with
us every winter.
Sanford’s recreational enter
tainment 18 complete - boasting
one of the “sportiest” golf
courses in the state.
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You will find shopping
simple and enjoyable with court
eous, individual attention frofti
all merchants.
You will like it here!
!■ ROME AND MARE
YOUR HOME MORE BEAUTIFUL
£ BY HAVING YOUR FURNITURE
&
EXPERTLY REFINISHED
AT
WE INVITE YOU T O T ISIT
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Sun*worahipper or angler . . . hnateman, huntar,
adventurer i ..all the drtama you’ve ever had of tha
perfect plaea to. live, .worh aad play, become etching
reality at SANFORD, FLORIDA.
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5 Clubs Promote City
Business And Profes
sional Group Plan
T o Run Candidate
For L e g i s l a t u r e
Sanford ha* many actlv* woman1* organization* which or* in
terested in promoting the protre ss of Uu» community and fake
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devoted to charity and public welfare. One of the most" active of
— these during the past year Is the
^ H an fo rd Business and Professional
Women's Club which was organtied in I94R.
Mrs. S a liy Mem W illiam s, pres
ident of this club, revealed recent
Iv that the club It planning to
sponsor a woman In running for
the slate legislature in the neat
election. T h li w ill m ark the firs t
time a woman front Ih ls county
has run for such an important
office she aald. The local Ruatness
g and Profesional Woman’s Club
ha* as one of its main objectives
the furtherance of women'a in
terest In civic a ffa ir* .
The club does many interesting
things such as sponsoring a radio
program each waek over the local
radio station and .la s t year was
responsible for the sending of
three g irls to the 4-H Club camp
Ht Camp M cQ uarrl*. and two girls
to th* Legion A u x ilia ry sponsored
G irl's Slate meeting in Tallahaswsee. The group has Its own meeting
rooms at the Municipal Airport
ami plans soon to maintain a lounge
in the vluli looms for Ilia comfort
and enjoyment of the students at
the George B a rr Um pire School
ami for the New York (Hants.
Another of the business women'a
organizations Is the Pilot Club
w ith Mr*. Ruth Scott a* Its presi
dent. T h is club recently held a
niosl
auccceaful
subscription
— bridge party and proceeds of
• the event were used for c h a ri
table purposes Including the sup
port of a milk hank for under
nourished rhlldren, end the sponaoilug of a g irl at G irl's State as
well as at Crimp MrQuarrlo.
In addition Hip Pilot Club has
adopted a fam ily with nine c h il
dren in Yiiim urtires, Franco, which
was hnmhcd In World Wgr I I due
to erroneous Information. They
essM with llm Salvation A rm y,
A loherrulosls and rnm'pr driven and
with the d ls tilc l four project on
mental hygiene, and Hip mothers'
mill. I .a ok.
One of the most recent rhntltable projects In Sanford Is the
Woman's Club's T h rift Shop held
M i l l i o n Visitors
Every Year Travel
To Silver Springs
two day a a week at the W elfare buildings including the local hos-1 Confederacy, meets on the fourth
No stay in Florida Is rnmptelr
Center on Oak Avenue and F ilt h pita!, the L ib ra ry , and the Coun- F rid a y of each month at the home
Street. The ahop carrie s used ty Home. One of thc'largest events o f one of its members Mrs. E . H. without n visit to Silver Springs,
article* for aale at a vary low of the ctub year U the general Lancv la rrrvldt.nt of tnc group world fam-uis underwater fa ir y
m at and la tinder the <v,’i action of luncheon ana business meeting which helps support the Randolph land. where a visitor may glide
Mrs. C liffo rd M eKIhbl.i. The wo to be held Feb. l # s t the M ayfair Relief fund, tne Red Cross and aero** Hie w a in in mr-emuting
men of the club take their turn* Inn. Election of officers takes Tuberculosis
Association.
Each gInsx.bottomed hunt t and view Ihe
ititereUinj; f(if] >«■•'[!>!
as sales clerks.
place at this meeting and some ye a i the U . D. C. iiiumm ' is Men
Serving an president of the ntitsfanijlng^^ejl^j- Is alw ays se oriat Day programs in all .lie I Anout SO miles from Sanford,
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Woman'* C u b fa M r*. O icar M. curer! toe the enlightnient of racuv schools.
I Harrison- firs t rJcs.presldent, M i*. hers and gueats.
Tile American Legion A u xilia ry | he made into an enjoyable all-day
T l il l s i second vice prxJ . - ^ . r . ' - -A<'na_; «•
i i u i r v -ptant is
trCixe with Mrs. Joel F t .! i ■
H at nearly
1 .000,00(1 Amciican-. visit Hie
Mrs. Fred T . W illiam s; third vice sale and a flower show in which as chairman. Each yeai the auxi
displays
are
entered
by
(he
club
Spring.!
each
year,
o»l
on|>.
lia
ry
of
Florida
sponsors
the
G
irl'*
president, Mra. L . E . Spencer; re
cording secretary, Mr*- H. W. members and the miblic. A Junio r State event in Tallahassee which '’njuy I ho trip over Hie water hut
Ooodipeed, corresponding aecre- Garden Club, made up of school lenclic.-, young g ills the intricate (o view ihe changes Hint have
l» ry , Mr*. E . H. Clem ent*; tre a children, Is sponsored bv the processor o f government. The local "rrn (Made on Hip SO-acre gulden
local dub under the direction of a u xilia ry I* interested in rehab | ru n minding Ihe springs.
surer, Mr*. F . T . Meriwether.
• hi tile trip to Silver Springs n
The club Is divided into four Mr*. K a ily lr Ito u ih u h lri. Each ilitation work in vetrtatis1 ho*
parts: the Am erican Home D epart year the club also entertain* w in pitals. The gipup meets for a visitor can also enjoy n Jungle
ment, Clvle Department, Depart ter visitors in Sanford with a business session on the firs t F r i l ruise ride down the beautiful
ment of Fine A rt* , and tha Social tour of the various gardens in day of each month and holds
a social meeting on the third TurnDepartment.
Membara of the Seminole County.
A m ajo rity or the Jew ish women day, usually opening w ith a cover Milk Fund for needy persons
Am erican Home Department taka
In the younger houaawlvea of of Sanford are members of the ed dish supper and program.
Seminola Kcbekah Lodge No
The Veteran’ -, of Foreign War.-.
the club and Is under the direction Stanford Chapter of Hsit*«sah, wo
4J.
an au xiliary or the I l) O. F .
man's
Ztontat
organization.
It
lists
A u x ilia ry meets on the second and
of M rs. Broughton W atklna, chair
I* active in Sanford and nieetj on
man. The Clvle Department la among its many w orthy project* fourth Thursday of each month in the second and fourth Thursdays
the Legion llu t on Lakeshorr
under the chairm anship o f M rs. aid to the children of Palestine.
The newly organized Gamma Boulevard.
Mrs.
Em ory Spier in (he Odd Fe llo w i Hull at 8 i>()
0 . R. Dawson.
P M.
T h * Department o f F in e A rts, Lambda Chanter of Beta Sigm a serves as it* president ana tl
Phi, national sorority, takes In
Tile Riot her hood of R ailw ay
under the direction o f Mra. H. W . Sanford women between tho age* helps support the cancer fund, Trainm en's A u xiliary meets on
and the milk fund. It also assists
Rucker, promotes the cultural life
Hie f ir -it Wednesday on each month
of IB and 3b. Mrs Dale Scott, J r ,
of the club and each yaar pre* serves as president of the group with maintenance of the National 'it ,l:;iO V M in the t O. O F
Children's
Home
at
Eaton
Rapids,
sente an Animated Magazine which and plans are being formulated
Mich. The United Spanish A m eri Hall umi Hie au xiliary of the
Is the highlight of the clu year.
for charitable projects as well as can W ar Veterans also has an Woodmen of thr Wm Id, Supreme
Thla w ill m ark the 20th y e .r that
active a u xilia ry in Sanford in the l " t c .l Wnodmen C lic lr Mudml*
the M egaitne has bean presented. social a ffa ir*.
meel . .<i, Hi,, fira t
H istorical societies of Sanford Col. Theodore Rons*veil C h ap in
M rs. George W ells heads tha So
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thii
l
Ihm-idav
. I each month
Among
the
many
au
xiliarie
s
of
include
the
Sallle
H
a
m
on
Chap
cial Department which furnishes
i the Woodmen ll.ill on P ari;
entertainment fo r club members. ter of the Daughters of the Am eri fraternal oigan izatio n t n the Ma "Avenue
Each season the department spon can Revolutions, which has as sonic a u xilia ry , the order of
The Seminole Federation of
sors a p arty for tha teachers of Its regent Mrs. Francis E . Bolz. Eastern Star. Mrs .1. C B ills is
1he group Women., t lub« co m nts ol club
tha county, entertains th# Depart The chapter nieeU on the fir» l the worthy niatioii
meets every second and fourth woman d Hie county Ih lt ctgxni
ment members' husbands w ith a F rid a y o f each month Mr*. A
p arty and m arks Thanksgiving, R . K ey aerves a* director of the Thu radar of the month at the ration nn-i t three tintc.. u \em
C hristm as, Valentines D ay and Junior group, Children of the Am Masonic Mali. The Eiii.lern Star mill n iiitetn .ted in all thing.! of
contributes to Hie rancor fund the • om it v w id e .tgnlf Irani r o o d i h i
May Day w ith sptclal social a c ti erican Revolution
Another of the historical socie Masonic Home Home In St I'e lrrn
legislation i>e,j,lining tu county
vities.
ties, the United Daughlerr of the burg. Hie Ealvalion A llo y ami Hie li e s l t l , | . i iillem s.
t.es Soeurs Is a group of high
school g irls iponsorad by the lo
cal Woman's Club under the direc
tion of Mr*. Boy Green. Serving a* o fficers ate M artha Chap
man, president; Denise Stevens,
vice president; Duncsn B ske r, se
cre ta ry ; Betty Jo Holloway, trea
surer.
The Sanford Garden Club with
Mrs. Charles E . Ginn as president,
has approxim ately 2B0 members
divided Into U circles. The dub
has recently completed a portion
of Its new building on E a st F ir s t
Street slid Mellonvllle Avenue,
which msile up e portion of Its
projects for the yeur. The ottiUT
two aims of the dub are d ty
henulrflcntinn and roadside de
velopment.
During the Christm as holiday*
the club decorates various public
WELCOME
PAGE THREE
Silver River, can visit with Roar
Allen ut Id i Reptile Institute and
Seminole liulian Village, can witn
in the rryMal-t lear water of the
springs itself. or can browse
through the SO-acre park or the underwater scenery can be seen
I ’d w rll-fillcd gift shops.
and enjoyed In a minimum of 90
Hotel mill cabin accommodations minute!. All its many and varied
ire available near the Springs wonders run be covered In a m axiHowever, Silver Springs and its muni of four hours.
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BAKED
D U A L IT Y OF OUR DELICIOUS PRODUCTS
ROBB’S HOME BAKERY
l! 17 E . H M S I S T .
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VISITORS
To
S H E P A R D ’S
Long wood Hotel
Longwood, Florida
Situated halfway between Sanford and Orlando
Mutt off U. S. Route 17-512. 1 mile west of
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club
A M E R IC A N & E U R O P E A N P L A N
Large* Comfortable Rooms
American Plan
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W ith Sanford1s A rt Colony
I get (lime fun out of leaching dime who linve always hail llie
•leiire In paint than I ilo out of painliiii; m y ir ll," espluiiird Newlou
Merrill nf l*rrn Mmk »n lir told of jlir v.inom rurn and women in Son*
im ilr ( ’minty who me taking lessons from him.
Mr. Merrill iln rlril hit career at an interior decorator in New York
u ly . After lakiriK up .id more terioiiily, he attended the Slade School
in l.ondon and later dudied at the Julian Academy in Parit. For te v
er.d yeart he painted |andtra|ie*, decorative floral print* and tlill life
subject* m .Southern France.
After lecturing on art mid interior decoration before the AngloAmerican Lecture Society at Monte Carlo in Nice, he patented one-man
exhibition* in London, Paris and Geneva and later in American citiet
including the Old Lyme Art Attocialion in Old Lyme. Conn., the High
Museum in Allartla and at galleries in Houston, Tex.. San Diego. Calif.,
Miami and other citiet,
■In M(.
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iT bv .
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«kJ(4ciufl.hot^e ura. numerous Mexican paiuim*
ami otiirrt done during tits day in I'.itrope. .........................................................
‘ lexicon trenet renter
mainly around Spanidi type liuildiiiK* in the sunlight featuring liiiht
and dark |ilanrt and hemtliful coloring.
He hat maintained a tludio in Fern Park' for the past I i years,
co’ming to Central Florida in 1911 Ainoug hit tlirdenit loan Sanford
and Seminole County it h. M. Stowe whose r realise u .iln re hat led him
to choose the artistic vocation of landscape airhitri lure. Mr. Stowe’t
love o| color and heanly it obvious at lie ha* done many landscapes,
Ilovver prints and lovely scenes of the St. John* river.
Another of Mi. M riiill’t students, Mrs. If. II. Pope, lint made
ureal progress (luring the pud thrrr years, lie rrvealrd recently. Ilr r
hobby hat led her to the beautification of her lovely nrw home w hrir
many of her paintings are used III decorating the walls Othrr students
of Mr. Merrill’* include Mrs. M. S . Wiggins, Miss Flue Hutchison and
Mrs. Thelma Sikes. During the pad several years he hat instructed
Mrs. J . C, Hutchison, Mrs, Mildred Uabcock who is the art instructor
for Seminole County schools, Mrs. C . C. Henderson, Mrs. C. L . Park
and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Many of Mrs. Woodruff’* attractive flower
studies in shades of green, yellow and lavender may be seen on the
ll'»nllnu»a lit 1**1 * S'lttl
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Art Colony
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H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Seminole County
Hunford Ih Located
Created In
19111
In Heart O f Florida
PAINTING BY MRS. GINSON
(C M IIIM 4 rrwm F *a * F in n
w a lli of h«r rustic home on Lake
M arkham.
Among tho other art enthmiaslg u
M rs. W . M, Scott, form erly of
Washington, D. 0 ., who ha* made
her home litre since 1923. Shu began
hsr a rt work ut Suiting College,
also studying with W illiam Lycett
In A tlan ta, Ga., and at tin- Cor
coran A rt G allery and Critcher Art
School In Washington. Sin- lia<
always been Interested in V . hnv
Ing Suived as pretiidcjil of „ „ uu
• ■i Vsh.d riiJtifa^fr .seiuHsfcs,
before World W ar II
and n>
c -a in h * i, of the Art f>iv: iu:i uf
the Fine A rts Uepimnient „ [ in,,
Sanford Woman’s Club. Shu wu
in charge of a display of nrt work
by Sanford pniruers nehi lu-t vu n r1
at the club.
In her large collection of imlut
Ing* is one entitled "Thu Moun
taineer," a still-life portrait, which
(waa chosen by the Southern S in !- . (
A rt League to he exhibited at h ad
ing cities In nine Southeastern
states. Along with still life scenes
and flower prints, she enlovs dolm*
landscapes and has recently com
pleted an excellent painting of
the Holy Crnss Kplxrnpal C lm rc l.
Sharing Mrs. Scott's unthu-lu-m
for a rt, Mrs. H. I I . Columnn. n
resident of Sanford for the tne'i
I I years. She has also added to the
attrartlveness of her home with
her 4)11 paintings. M rs. Coleman’ 1
Interest in a r t begun in eim l.
school. She attended art dn-s,
in St. I'etershurg, studying iiiid>
the direction of l*rof and Mi
Tadd, whose daughter, Kdiih T in t'
L illie , is now tin interior deumii
tor In W inter P ark,
Amnt'K Mr- <*/ib>mntt' w -tl
are floral prints und land-cnpi ■
Including one of Texas I,hie Icoi
nets on u sloping hill with a hi ii'lc
blue iky in the Imckgiiiiind Sh*
has also used the St. dolm U n
as a setting for one scene which
features g la ssy land and cattle un
der pirturetti|lie trees against a
htue sky , reflected in the water.
Charles II. [InwHiin. 21!. n to
dent at Hollins College, tins inter
est nut only in painting hut nl
in sculpture, dramatic- nod .<t lnl mediums of urt
lie i- mniniin
in art Idslo ry, einpliiisixine the on
poitmice of n il «s applied to p-v
Induev He is lllle ie ti-d 01 t e a c h
lug a r l history und c iiiiu i.il nh>
i-. i tuiv oil n college level upon hi graduation friini Hollins.
Mr. Ilnwson studied a il in tin1 . . *'I
1 • ' l it'.M t t hr
local schnols, at Hollins anil at . lo in
J. . 4 1' ......nl ' 1 .aupli*
Columbia U niversity in New Ym k m a i l ]•■ i..
C ity.
He been me interested in t*>ti \t«'» lOf !’jt" M 1 pi 1 i l l
art bisln ry und criticism upon
l Ini* •f t h* mo voi ii 1 iIf* ».f
seeing many of tbe great paintings Nan 1t*t d I'.mM *
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of Kutope while in ervice dm ing illll 'll.
\ - • !♦o • j in 11
the w ar. In his work ni Hollins homo *i llo \\ 1 l( * i f <. f i . ' i i
he lias painted many liuckgmunils a M • •’ tl'A
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'll vkr*ll
.fo r dramutic productions und Inis She I ' M r.
o • o ' * ill
k1 * h* t*
employed many of the heautirnl o tsj* |
mol hoi I
wlilti •
Mediterranean type buildings at Many "1 V|,- i.
ti
p a n t iM 'v
Hollins us .subjects for his nrt are «tiii life , molt , poMiaD- tnd
One or Ills pa Inti tigs of the Ml.
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Hanford’s cent rallie d
location
brings a m ajority id Florida's pi in
•'Ipui attiMclions within eu-y d ilv
lug distance, und makes this cits
an ideal heuduuartem for winter
tourists, excellent highways radidp in all directions from Sanford
to the principal points of interest.
Among tbe outstanding a t t r a c
tion- easily accessible to visitors
a*m sod tlie distance to them an‘ la M< ,-d. iin*.7 . 7 7 ^ ' : : tiurdei,s - n
nib’s: Itok T i'W ir , K.ikc Wales
V* mile! ; A/.alea Havitie G ardens,
I ’nlii lkii. 7ti miles; M atilie Studios.
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t'el eon Spr.l.yv . 2d
miles; Old Span is h Mission, New
Sm yrn a, Mfi miles; Coronado Hunch,
27 m iles; Daytona Hunch. -12 miles;
oldest c ity, St. Au g u s tin e , lift m iles;
-hlv— Spring*, O cala, Hit m iles;
' ' ’o e s . Guld en s, W h it er H ave n,
s i notes, McKee's J u n g le Ga rde n s
120 miles und H ig hla nd s Ham
mock, 1 1 2 miles.
70,(100 Arc Employed
In Farm Activities
Approxim ately 70.000 pet sonin F lo rid a are curre n tly employed
in seasonal a g ric ultura l and re
luted n.t vilie.s, according to io
p u lls on I i i I ho murki 1 develop
menls in agriculture hv the F h o
da Industria l (!<>ininlsslon.
classes
along
w ill
v* a
a
1lo
cou n ty
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'•Of *1 ... ?••!“» .» Ik* It lpxl.lt lilN ol’
;I u 1 o I 11, fin hit tel ti| I d t l i l l ' ' of till'
pf *-! pel'll*
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FLORIDA
F L O R IIM
Muti*
■ 1 ‘i* ?i11*I, iih a i iMult u pat
titin of t ) | unite C ounty was
n*id»» ami iffiumetl Seminole Co nn ty with Sn n font ext tihli •died an
the county scut
-Vlii tiny thr delegation to I’nl*
‘ it tin '**<•*«. at the train upon (licit
t•**urn to Sniifotil w i | . . «i*veinl
thmixund person* headed l»y the
Hnnford M ilitary Ilur.il, UUi a u D iiiokilten and c a n in w * , a Iroop
of Hoy Scout h, a iiunihor of Scon*
noli* Indlaiin ami hosts «»f iulohitit
t i l s ‘i n s I he cclctu at mil
uw c l i
maxed w ith a tiampii l in I In r icti
i»»R.
datiH wen* xwiftlv ill aw it fot
the ctmxtt nctioM «*f a com i house
Hod county official* named
Vbmil 2r»,IM)it of Ibis ntluihei
ill- engaged in the toil vesting <d
'•'I i ida's winter vi-getnldes The
next hugest group, citrus harvest
ug wotkers, account fur ll.ttoo of
the total
Approxim ately 12,Olio
ire engaged in citrus priaessing
plants
Tin* largest concent] athm nl
these winkers Is in the W Intel
Haven a tea when I I film me etn
id
t in citin s entitling. i-o-kloi’
and lull Vesting with the llilu iid ii
H alil,ml men accounting for iihont
H,2IHI workers, p iliicituiliy in d im .
harvesting und packing
F a il It
large eg roup, ate engaged ui can
long and vegetable lutive ting.
I eo'.
W
Hi1in I Hull' Ci mill v wa« i u*Jtl**d i»n
A pi I. iffi, 11*I !I when tiovein oi
I'a ih l i a m m c l l uth xc.J l*i- Nigmi*
tu ii to u papri tint! ipHiatotl it
from O i i i i i k f C o unty of which '
it hud hern a part airier Mur. it*
1M<). 1'iior to that t u n - Seminole
and Orutik't* count m* had Locn u
part .if Mo-opiito county * iih *v
! > ’«■ lft», i **M
h r : .til, •
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who has hccoinc well k h -w o tor
lu-t bountiful tinting .2 pliolo
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M is <'|owill . u l l r r i v i d
'lie idea of dccurulltli w e ldm g ill
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dn . t
houffalow on West Six
I I tat lolls and otliei anmoiliceineiil
tl .
if nnpurlance which a n
Inlet
\\ m •♦ ••*11«. 11- d * ni i, St i **ot fin to a lovely hack
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f Vrl, . the c i o , .uu |oi in i |•rii11f111|f< which 11 limed fot keeping
Seminole County's lilt
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1 d ,f. t*ln at 1 I I I
up tmini'd m liftl«l wood ami mi t" l. M is. Ilnlicock ha funned the
Vi n Vi
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Sh* till
•*' ■ I' hrtol •apt*.* mill otlmr a ttia i | m tcic ct of muny Htudcnts to con
I i I,III V i i * i c ui i nl i in* \| mo*
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In a small Htmlio j lDim* vittir thoir ait sludu**
Sh*
Up Ii\ 11
UHOKtU atol at 1he tivi
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Shi* Mint •» up 'll tim c'lii Tiiro of the* Move ! Ju : h
Mtirip- , ’*■ Sf*4ti* F a n
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llcmicrnori ha- “ IvantuRtt in the
Irnol-, c.ivmy
IIHHOI* at imI ' "iiit1
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•t* mu.‘i ! a it rluxH'*- composed t»f | a ** uctioo in paiidme tu.it nlm an*l
with l i i win l u -himis, hav* livod
i.ci^hlimhond houscwivoH,
M is .l t14'1tin ils which hake heen lined in
III Niltif •id l>o a hoi it 1w it ye
lihritrlita* atniitot mnw uad
The •It htui' walls of Mrs 1 M IL iid ri rti.fi ulso inxtructH lit tplill* * 1
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Sanlando Springs Tropical Garden
p. -
Snnlaiulo S i)riny\ is not oil as o n e ol the
ou tstan d in g tourist attraction s hi Florida.
E n jo y F lo rid a ’s fines! foods served in tin*
modern ( 'iuh House oi the V erandah overlook
iiiM* the B e a u tifu l S p rin g s, or en.joy w a lk s
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W elcom e Tourists
AND FOR A REFRESHING
City Is Named For
General S a n f o r d
Who Founded I t
VACATION,
COME IN TO THE
called Orlando". Long before that
the community had become the
headquarter! for Incoming mail for
all parte of South Florida when
boat icrvlce waa established be
tween Metlonvlllo and Palatka,
thrnco to Jackaonvllle.
After the Incorporation of San
ford In I877 General Sanford be
came more Interacted In this saclion and made additional Invest
ment*
Ineluding the purchaie
o| u.n.m aciea along Lane Monroe,
a tract then known aa the Leri
terenl.
C-pei—H ■f t ., M ark* and John
Substantial Paper
Produced In South
SERVING SANFORD
About nh per cent of the nation’*
output of I I types of paper la
produced In the South Atlantic
and South Central States, accord
ing to the Department of Com
merce.
Bureau of Ceniua flgurea ahow
a total of 18,100,000,000 pounda
produced In 1948 of book, fine,
roaree. apeelal Industrial, abaorbent and building paper, and con
tainer. bending, .non-bending epee-
MODERN
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AUTOMATIC L A U N D R L .
CONVENIENT — FAST
EXPERIENCED ATTENDANTS
UP-TO-DATE RENDIX MACHINES
ICE CREAM
MILK .SHAKES
WE INVITE OUR TOURIST FRIENDS IN TO
INSPECT OUR MODERN FACILITIES
House, was on property north
of the preaent Melach building,
while the only church waa the
Church of the Holy Croes which
waa completely destroyed In the
hurrleane of Aug. 88, 1880.
FROZEN
CUSTARD
SANFORD AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
PHONE 1082
here to Fo rt Read, Fo rt M ait
land, F n rl (la tlln at Orlando end
thence to Fort Brooke at Tam pa.
The settlement which grew up
ernund Fort Mellon became known
a* Meilnnvlllo.
On Ju ly 10, 1848, when Florida
became a state, Mellonvllle waa
made the county seat of Orange
County and no remained until
Itar. .10, I860 when, by act of
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WELCOME
m
BEAUTY LOVING TOURIST
AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES
POPE COMPANY
200 8. PARK AVENUE
C Y P R E SS G A R D E N S is
FORD.
only
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miles from
SAN
It is an enchanted spot that winter visitors
must not miss. You will be thrilled with the beauty
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growing along the shore of lovely Lake Eloise
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and gardenia blossoms are bo numerous they eeem
ever-blooming. Rare plants and shrubB are in
abundance. Small boats run through the canals in
the gardens providing you with a picture of
wonderland which you will long remember.
MICHAUD D. POM ,
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THE SANFORD HERALD. RANFORD. FLORIDA
Orlando O ffers F u ll Calendar
O f Activities For Every Taste
UTDOORS
Beautiful Sanford and in* »urrnuruling countryaida of Samlnoia
County it an Ideal placa to aaa
Florida at It* beat. Conveniently
located for vlaltlng other point* of
lntereit In "The Sunihlne State."
Sanford has many attraction* to
w
offer winter vlaltor*.
y u
K.>r the traveler who i* ill do to
.pond only n limited vru-ntlon in
i ’ lurldn ot for timer who mny illvide Iholr your, with nt leant alx
monllia in thl* tropic In I clim e, O r
lando, located about Ufl mile*
! .S xa fu .J, l,a* much to o f.
( iii f f it lf * Wiiahingtiin Senutor*.
Thi* yeai the Natlnnnl itoqiie
Tournament wilt he atnged here
*n I'ehrunry. Orlando 1* also the
Two-Hull Open (tolf Tourney *t
-ttp of tin * 0101*1 I nt emotional
JXv*J»«,.#fr'fi,*
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--------------Orlando line three golf course*.
The w inter calender of event*
tennU court*,
swimming pool*.
U crowded with entertainment for
•'v'Mfffr. .p,o i .
every ta .te '
. - ...
inforrtiHl
ju m v . the llr c a lc r "f nil kinds, iiicimllng excellent
flshlnc. The city’s Si-nuhlur Park.
Orlando ( ’handier ..f O n u iie ie e
Iccelitly lenovntcil and expanded
ha* a regularly arheduled pro at * cost >.f f .0,11011, offer, sluif
era in of entertainment* arvrvnl fh'lmnrd, lonue. lawn
howling,
lime* h week, with cord paitle*. llor ir-shoe pitching, dies* and
dance* and variety <dmw*.
card playing.
Two conceit *erle*, prog rein*
While »l>t’ l||g in Ollatldn, It,.t.y the fifty p in e fkriaililo tnvlc t,m il*.
, oiivt-identl) near sfi
Orche*trn, the Town f In 11 lec e ial of the state's lop altrn rlln n *
ture and nm*lc*| «erle*, lecture* l-'lrr.l, there is Nllvei
Spilnga,
and motion picture.*, nt Albertson eighty-funr miles to the north, *
Public Lib ra ry —th e ir are hut a wonder I lint has drawn people
few of the cultural feature* o ffe r from all parts of the worfil for
ed in Orlnudo till* year.
twenty yrnr* F ifty mile* to the
And for the .porta-minded, Or- eolith la t ’yprcsH tlm dens. with Its
l(iiido ha* become the nation'* profusion of flower*, pretty girls
large*! winter trninlng headiptar- who nre champion aater-sklers,
ter* of liatne** horse*. It I* the and boat trips llinm gli a cypress
loculr for spring trninlng of C lark grove.
LAND O f HEALTH
LAND O f SlIN
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W e Invite You To Stop 111 - Quality Drugs
f ountain Service
McReynclds Drug Co.
350(1 SAN Ft fit II H i :
P O W E L L 'S O F F I C E S U P P L Y C O .
110 Magnolia Avanua
Telaphona 086
'duyVihiw)Tackle
fromfo/ks who,
We have decided to
lumf&Hw/
Florida is one of the world’s great
fishing areas...So it's just common
sense to buy fishing tackle where
experts can guide your selection...
DON’T OFFER
SAILFISH SPAGHETTI
Florida's many Imp Tackle
Shop*. H ard w are and
Department Store* know
exactly what rod*, reel*,
line*, lure* and halt*, are
best for Florida fishing.
Their recommendation*
are backed by flr*t-hand,
'on the •pol" experience
visit Sanford this
Winter ! f
W e ’re glad to have you here and wt* want you to have
such pleasant memories of Sait ford that you tv ill enme
hack to settle permanently.
W e extend to you a cordial invitation to visit Our Store
for
FISHING'S IN
FLORIDA'S BLOOD. . .
and bccauac Florida flatting U
to popular and varied. Florida
atorea carry mor# complete
•tock* and wider selection* than
you’ll And ’moat anywhere ela*.
D IA M O N D S
FAM OUS W ATCHES
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THE MACHINIST
KNOWS FISHING,
TOO...
WALTHAM
KEEPSA KE
Florida-made equipment la
particularly flnc...becaua«.
being Florldlana. moat of
the people who make It are
expert angler*...they know
exactly what they're doing.
HELHROS
G O TH IC
JA R -P R O O F
BRACELETS
COM PACTS by ELGIN
A M E R IC A N
PROVED WHERE IT COUNTS »
IN CATCH ING FIS H ....
Y**, Florid* l« flitting country. And mor*
and mor* wtac vacattonUU ar* cathtng In
on Florida* fUhktg "know-hour.. . buying
'M r tackle... and ant&aj/M ... In Florklal
PEA RLS
RINGS
I uf LADIES hihI MEN
> C IG A R E TTE CA SE S
D E I.I A ll
HIRTIISTONE SETS
MASONIC - ELK - SHRINE
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R IC H E L IIil’
FRATERNAL RINGS
LIGHTERS
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L A D IE S ’ A N D M E N 'S W A T C H BRACELETS
DIAMOND MOUNTING - WATCH
R E P A IR IN G
Everything in the way of Fine Jewelry
Smifiirii, Fin.
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THE SANFORD HERALD,
BA N FO Rg,
South Exceeds NathMt
In Business Gain*
stf ii-nsant roomy I
.hjiildinn of .Spanish architecture,
and facing the pork at F i f t h .
Street and dak Avenue, the San- |
futd M i n lie ip,11 L ib ra ry in within
easy w alking distance of tile hiislness section ami ils facilities are
available to residents and visitors
alike.
On its shelves are more than
10,000 books, Including the latest
book of tite munili selections in
fiction and non-fiction, in u large
und comfortable reading room
are to lie found the latest maguxln'.'* ami newspapers, as well a s ,
late editions of encyclopedias,
books on biography, history and
other volumes valuable for Infor
mation, study or research work.
The m ajority of hooks of flrtion
and non-flctlun lira contained in
the large d e liv e ry room buck of
tin' Ida iirian's desk. Stairw ays
lea I lo tile second floor balcony
where mugasincs and newspapers
as fin as four years back are
available for Inspection. A sm aller
room Is devoled to cblliben's
hooks, und periodicals, and buck
of it Is a room where hunk- ale
sorted and lepulred.
Sirs, Klion Muiignlon is lih i»lis a ; Mrs. Itidgely llrew eitun, is
assistant llh ru rliiii, aim M is. F.
)'. Hines, part time elerk.
During the past year, Mrs.
Moiighton reveals, 631 new Isioks
of tirttnn and 248 of non-fiction
Weie added lo the adult section
of tin* library. In I In* juvenile
set lion 74 non-fictjon and 6u fietiiili books were added. More lturn
1,0.36 children have visited the
leading room during the year.
Alining I lie more notable mi'll tiopii in uoii-firtlon were "Fath e r
Flanagan ol lines Town’’ I j.v Ful
tin ainl Will (b u s ie r; "The Itise
of Kiuu.ln lif A in," try David .1
Ihiliin , ••"I'lts- Man
from
Nar a ie lli." by H a iry K iiie iio n F in
dice, ' iilol.nl M ission," by II H.
AlnolU; '‘ Ihanevcll and tile Hus
The canning and preserving In
dustry In Florida la a 176,000/100
business, according to tho State
Chamber of Commerce,
The Importance of thle phase
of food manufacturing In Flori
da was emphasised in this wesk’s
business review of the Cham
ber** Research and Industrial
Division.
•
Lnte-t official reports (18471
list 99 p lt n js ln Florida engaged
in canning fruits and- vegetables
and manufacturing s<n»», pre
serves, jams and Jellies. I’hes#
plants employed 6,082 persons to
whom they paid | t 1,220,000 in
salaries and wages In 1947. The
1930 payroll was only 12,762,000.
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rile Mil- I mi by Murder" by Knth- Came (.augliing," by Km llle l.or- man" by Hess Streeter Aldrich.
mg. Western adventure is (ire-entail in “ Man of the W est” by
/line G rey. Yuletlile sentiment is
t evented In “ Journey Into Christ-
"A Huge tu L iv e " by John O 'H ara
in presented ns notable fiction.
Among other Interesting books
urn ‘'Medical Melding" by Mil-
H U A I IS A CCMPANYS t e p AS CPASE & COMPANY?
•Jt iH u group of men and women organized under the Laws of Florida to carry on
of farming, fruit growing, packing,
shipping, Veiling,
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wholesale
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dealing
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principally connected with the Produce BustneM, It also operates a
in supplies
jobbing business in Building Materials.
]Wnny men
and women of the company, both stock-holders and employees, are re
sidents and
home-owner* in Sanford, some having record* of employment of over
10 year*.
We,
lie m id this was n gain of <14 per
cent, w liilvTriffffW ltfr rt.c i't~i‘ .rentfrom <1,11*22,300 to .3,935,000, or 30
n*- cent.
‘ Figures by states:
Alabam a, 37.000 firm s o p e r a t ic
in 1044 and 61-500 In 1040; F lo ri
da, 48,200 to 82,400; Georgia, 48,800 to 114,700; M ississippi, 23,300 to 32,500; North C arolina,
26,000 t« 35.300, ami Tennessee,
15,100 to 59,000.
Mr. Persons said that the aver
age rule of discontinuances in the
Southeast from 1044.40 was slig ht
ly less than for the nation. In
the
Southeast,
dlsenntlnuuncei
per 1000 firm s Increased 41 p«b
cent; while nationally It was *W
per cent.
The F l o r i d n Forest Service
raised 211,900,01)0 nine seedlings
during the In-t plsnllng season
und illsti Ibuteil 24 ,0110,1111(1 of them
l.n rt year the Service rn ls * l
10,000,000 seedling* anil iPsnnsyd
of all of them to land owners lntcreslcil in reforestation and fnr
educational planting by school ch il
dren
Floridians had until the
middle of Ja n u a ry to secure the
seedlings after which they ore
peddled to other states, some of
which had tree crop failures this
lack and J i l l , Open Road, Am ysa r.
erican G irl, 8enlor From and
Story Parade. F.neyclupedlos In
clude liritta n lca J r ., The World
Rook, The Rook of Knowledge and
Compton’s Pictures.
In the adult reading room may
be found the latest issues of L ife ,
Tim e,
Aeru
Digest,
Popular
Science, Holiday, Fortune, Readers
Digest, T ra v e l, National GeograihD , Good Housekeeping, N ature,
Am erican Ladles Home Jo urnal,
.in rp u is unii many olner inuguallies. Newspapers Include The
Sanford H erald, Flo rida Tim es
Union and New York Tim es.
Among the reference works avullable for students ami the gen
eral public are the Encyclouetlln
Am ericana; Knryclopdia Brittanlea; Catholic, New International
and U niversal Jew ish Encyclope
dia*.
Fo r literature
reference
there Is The L ib ra ry of Southern
Lite ratu re and the Rldpath Lib- . _ ... .
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nary of U niversal Lite ratu re . HI- cup led by thB Thorp Furniture Co.
erous
a business
avn^oo to huh,you.
27,000,000 Seedling
Pinen Distributed
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Moore Knight
Interesting i a type of llilill3 fiitio n is "M m y " by Sliolciii
cb Rom anic tiiiuuphs in "Love
Bevsn 8outh#*st«rn Mate* ex
perienced a greater percenteg*
gain in business firm s from 1044
to IIMU than the nation a s i f t
whole, according to the U . 8. 0 ^
partment of Commerce.
C
rson j . regional com
merce director of V v in n ta . save
the numlier of business firm s in
the seven-state area Vent from
individually and a* a company, are a part of the growing City of Sanford,
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THE BANFOBD HERALD, BANTTORD, FLORIDA
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MONDAY JAN. 23. 195d
Post O ffice Is
Fastest G row ing
In United States
, 4.
Receipts Jump1’ i ium
$44,911 In 1940 To
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CHILDREN
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INiwer ('omi)iiny
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t oo IMP, |io*|'wm iiiipinvpinenl mid
l cpminlnll 111n|,I Hill
You’ll look prelly in our freak, new-aeason dreanea!
Hee our oulNlftmlinK rnllerlinn of bright prlnta and
solids in fine crepes and nylon-arelaU! Dolman-aleeved
coal dreasex, new middy look, one and lwo*piece styles
. . . ready-l a - wear now.
Materials selected for Spring in Florida "Design for
hiving” - Pure Silk Prints, Bembergs, Rayons, Piquo,
Chambray. Swiss, Muslin and Voile . . . .
DRAPERY FABRICS
Httve a Spring flower garden in your living
room by covering your ebaire ami that dark
looking lounge with one of our exciting flower
patterns.
City Copulation
If uallMHiii I iwhi t'au* *. a**- Si
Mild I (ruin u Pacific luland.
Ann,nit H ip culoi*i| pupil lit I Inn
pretty Mini'll thn *111111' p*rc«fll«K<l
clilnIn aa In iiHlIvlly. Must nf
llieni, in 7.57C, w*i • liniii in H n r
Ida. Hniti* a,HYU u i•i p horn lit (l«nr*
rl a; amt 7IIII wer* tmrn In Honth
('inidinu. Aliilminu liaa u tapre*
x'litullnn lii’i* nf
and N orth
( ' h iii II iin , I7!l.
A iiiiiiik th* HintIip iii atalaa I'allll*
■vlvanlu Icada wllli HI, and New
Vnrk fnlhiwu will III. There ere
idm amnll ara(ti*i*d deleRetluna
I ruin Ciifinecth'iil, WaahliiKlon, 0 .
Indiana, Mawaachnaela, end
llliin. Haven N c r i 'iicu here were
horn In H im Weal Indlea, I In E n g
land and
In Europe.
Make your dining room a gay place for
dinner parties with some of our cheerful drapery
that given a room a bright uutlouk on Hie*
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VISIT THE
SEMINOLE HARDWARE
Om Our Balcony
OFFKRH YOU
Heft yon will find clothes ranging from that
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
VALaPAH PAINTH
wee pink wrapper for the baby's first "lit home"
KPOHTINU GOODS
to the ruffled organdie she will wear when they
HARDWARE ITEMS
bring In a cake with eixteen candles, singing,
"Peppy birthday to you " And Little Brother
tan .find hii wardrobe from hie firat night shirt
to jiiji striped Basque ahirt he acquires, "now
that he is els."
SEMINOLE HARDWARE STORE
O U B M E N 'S A N D B Q Y S S H O P 01
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oo^es Plan To Move Into New
ike Front Home Onjanuary 2 8
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Mr. and M u. Harry Tonka and iwo cliiltlrrti, Patricia mid flamy
CJpccI to move into llieir new home overlooking Like Monroe ul llie
loot o f Elliott Avenue on Jan. 28. Mr. Tookr. who it onr of Sanford's
,' awtl progmitte trusineiimcn and owner and ojiernlor of the .Sanford
Fruit Co,, revealed recently.
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Is pioneering the building of a home of tilth oulil.indmg heauly
l Sanford t lake i.'oiit eait oi Mellonville Avenue, the Tooket have
kaurtail a new residential trend, 1
vWitB1A.ocrt Jurruil already build*1
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IWi tbr* n* ,1. .nut Mr..mid Mr*. tv ^ u n f o r d ^ e n r o n t e t h 1
*.t ■■ |it«ji!lii;n; u“ li> *>
ijilur limirby.
Tin' Tvuku humu Vvu.1 designed
f t * Architect Elton J. M ought on
to take advening* of tu lakeIda location and hn* unusually
ride window* facing the blue exi»mr of wntor in all but two of
.tight rooms.
Of concrete City Manager Serves
k construction, with coral pink
As
Administrative
ter Ior finish and u white tile
the home |a onIrjuety Flor
Head Of Government
fn Style, amt la expeel ally
*0 for vetilllntion to take
Hanford la rm venied by n five
advantage of the lake breuses. man C ity Commission which on
It la located on three lot* with
I depth of 1H0 feet and with HIM Jan. 4 again chose A n d re w Car*
rnw ay, who was re-elected by the
Mt frontage on the lnkr, Landgaping work has been started to people last F a ll fo r Ills rer-.rul
!nme the homo In a tropical net- three y e a r te rm , to serve n*
lug. Adding tu Iho shrubbery m ayor o f the c ity fo r another
ground the h o u s e and on the year.
grounds will he color of the flowC liffo rd
.McKibbin,
engineer!
era In built-in flower boxes on N avy veteran, and form er c ity
Itto sides of till* HO by HU foot manager o f W in te r I'u rk , wits
terrace which In partly sheltered appointed by the Comminnlun in
and paved with f'rnb Orchard December, l f o r
the post >.f
i atone. Steps trail from I be lor* c ity m alinger. As such lie is the
face to tin* north lawn and Lake a d m in istra tive b in d o f the n iiin i^gloftros,
eipnl governm ent under the d ire rA Wide picture v. tnduw, flanked • ion iim l supervision o f th e Com- |
by itnallci wto..oil. , affords u mi-isloti.
view from lb- apadoiis living
The I'OliiniUriunvi s are sleeted
Mom out over the terrace toviuid by lliv people and nerve fo i,
the lake. Adding III the i-hrerful llirp i- year term s, w ith one or
Rote of the tig tit gieen walla tw o vara lit posts b rin g fille d n l
election
each year.
End white ceiling of this room fn a general
the south view from largo win They inrliW n at present M r. C u idows an either side of the large raw ny, W . II. Stam per, Fred D y
ttle-odged fire place. A small hall son, H andsll Chase, and John
hading to the main entrance on K rld e r,
the south side, also connects with
M nyur ('n rrn w n y presides ui
the utility room, which In turn a ll ro in m irs lo n m eetings, but is
leads to the two-car garage.
n lliiw i'd In vote only in ruse o f a
Adjoining tin* living room and tie among the o tiie r
I'o m rui
, terrace, and also adjacent to tin* s io lii’is He executes all o ffie la l
aomblnatiun hri-akfnM room and documents o f H rinfoid mul lx re
kitchen Is u large, tile garden cognised ns the bend o f the C ity
room, with half of Its space en- for all cerem onial purposes.
loted by. steel casement window*
.Hanford's c h a rte r was passed
a picture window ovurlookthe lake, and having plenty by the H tiile le g is la tu re In ItCi-'l,
of built-in cupbourd spam. It but has been amended anil revis ,V Mayer, city clerk. This valua
Will be used us a dining room, ed u num ber o f tim es by special tion represents alsuut (10 percent
mrtrn living roam or fur recrea le g isla tive yet*. In IIMH 11 com o f present real estate values.
m ittee bended by II, James C ut,
tion,
Assessed valuation of home and
RVen the windows of tlm cum- fo rm e r m ayor, was appointed to
1)1nation kitchen and breakfast study tlm C ity C h a rte r w ith a other Improved property is bas
m overtook tlm lake. This room view o f c la rify in g and m odern!*- ed on the national index of 11141
feta additional lighting from tng It. A num ber uf changer were replacement costs, less deprecia
im
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With
Hanford’s
IU4D
con
were
enacted
Utility room adjoining,
A rrcum m endcil, Hand
nturo at its session structloii total past the million
ay from the utility room
I dollar mark, It li estimated by
to the one upstairs room In lant year.
The assessed valuation of Hun-1 Mr. Hayer that about (700,000
house, which with Its own
he added
(14,037,1(16, according to II.
assessed
KfcaaaarO on Fuse ’U
IH
More Than Twice As
Much New Construc
tion During 1949 As
1 n Previous Year
^SSSIMi M P W :;;
By Commission
Of Five Members
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—Photo by Jameson
S A N F O R D C IT Y H A L L and C ity Employees
valuation this year.
tlon as other property owners.
Hanford ad valorem tax rate The bonded Indebtedness of the
lo la U HI mills of which 014 mills city Is (4,(1611.000, Includlnf wat
is levied for debt service, and er utility bomis, Hlnca ct. I, ItMU
11 Mi mills for ope ret long ex- more than (840,000 of Indebted*
pulses,
naas has been retired.
lloniestenilH are exempted o«
Taxes are dua on Nov. 1 of
tlm first 10,000 of valuation for each year with a 4 percent dis
operating levies hut are required count allowed if paid during that
to pay In debt service. Thus home month; 8 parcant In December;
owners pay less than half a* I percent In January and one
much tux In proportion to vnlpn* percent discount In February.
For A Delightful Winter Come To
Seminole County--
The houks close April I.
Like Hanford, Seminole Coun
ty Is governered by a five man
commission of which J. F. Mc
Clelland, commissioner in West
Hanford, or District No. H, Is
the
newly
elected chairman.
Fortner chairman la H. U. Pope
of Hanford District „ No. 1, O.
E. Fourakre represents the fourth
district, and W. (I. Kllbec, (Ion
ova, the fifth district.
Ataong the main, functions of
the Cuunty Commission is con
struction und malntenan4e of
County roads and bridges, wel*
fare work, Including supervision
uf the County Home 4thd Infirm
ary, and defense, of legal mat
ters affecting the County. L. F.
Hoyle is attorney for the County
Commission, and O. P. Herndon
Is Us clerk. Mr. Herndon also
serves In an elective capacity aa
clerk of the Circuit Court in the
ll'«M lssN tie f a s t a. Bee. at
Building activity In Sanford durng 1949 soared to the record peak
if (1,169.269, or douhle the 1949
fie.-rr* of (690,147, John Oillotr,^ 3 fl^ ^ n .T lW » rl7~am'ii>Titfrwr .u- day.
Home building continued at a
rapid race with construction 01
single dwellings and two duplex
homes accounting for (603,480 In
permits, or about half of the total
figure. CommerrUI construction
was valued at more than (220.000
and church permit* totalled (106,000.
The above church construction
does not Include the (00,000 First
Methodist Church annex nr the
(44,000 First Baptist Church an*
nax, as permit* for these were
secured in ' 1949. The uncompleted
Missionary Alliance Church was
recently put Into condition for ser
vices.
New church construatioln in
cluded. In last year's permit figures
includes the (66,000 Presbyterian
Church annex and tho Central Bap
tist Church, Thirteenth Street and
Oak Avenue, nnww being built at
a cost of (66,000.
Industrial construction Included
two ultra modern new grocery
stores, the Plggly Wigly at Third
Street and Palmetto Avenue for
Store on East First Street for
(30,000 and the Margaret Ann
(10,000. These figures are for
construction alone and do not In
clude the thousands of dallers
spent Tor fixtures and the out
fitting of these structures.
Oddly enough, the same sum,
(42,000, was spent on school con
struction and . dlmprovement In
Sanford as on the new Municipal
Swimming Pool was recently open
ed In FI. Mellon Park. Bchool Im
provements Include the new show
er and locker room building now
under construction at Seminole
High School, ami Improvement*
to tho school auditorium. The new
(30,000 Crooms Academy Library
la not Included, nor is the new
Midway School addition, aa these
are outside the city limits.
Of the 40 building permits Is
sued during the P*»i ye«D 220
were for repairs costing under
11,000 and 22 for permits over
1,000. New private garages num
bered 22, and commercial garagea,
riva, Including the (7,600 trroject
for Spaedy Salee and B«rvice.
Among th# major home building
project* for 1940 was Phillips
Manor on Escambia Avanu# and
other atreeta In the Han Lanta
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bath. can ba u»i>J an n guest rrtnni
o r fo r recreation.
<I Lur ed door*
open to n balcony ove rlo okin g tin*
Ink*.
F rom the liv in g room , door* I i >ni|
to th closet-lined h u ll connecting
'• lie three bedroom* In the east
f a r in g . A n o th e r outside entrance to
the ha llw ay is on thu south ride.
Ilo tli the til in* m aster lieilroom,
umi the m iddle heiirooni a ffo rd n
view o f the lake. The .-oath bed
room la , fjn ln iu d 111 lit Ilk .
Finch
b e d ro o m hn« a 1n»t; w itn .id s tile fo llo w in g the color scheme ol
the room.
A wide concrete ilriv e w a y lends
F.Ttuill A cen^e f e f lf o f f c. .
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Mild a it ila . Vi tty -Vi« l he laid In the 1
— m ain entrance facin g the south
M la w n . A lto g e th e r, fiv e theirs lend
o illsh le .
The garage |io rtlo n is
unii|ii<‘ly lig h te d w ith vent h h v k ,
openings which tel in lig h t, yet
exclude rain. I'a til C am pbell was
r o n iiu c lo r and K. V. i uuiiipsuii
lo t em ail ill charge o f opei nitons.
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CITY And COUNTY
I'ruiM Paiy* l **c.
. ICasllainl
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f d hlitrlct.
Unra a year the Commission,
which holds
regular meetings
one
or more , tim e* u month,
meets as an Kqualixaliun Hoard
to exinilne the tux tolls ns pre
pared tiv the tux assessor and
to eiptallle assessment III accor
dance with adjacent and tm llu r
property.
The Com m ission ha* no Juris
dictio n o r a u th o rity over cunsli, t jt u t io iis l
o ffic e rs
such
us the
™ 'o u n ty Judge, s h e riff, assessor,
o r tu x collecto r, as th e ir duties
tire prescribed hy law . T h e f ’uinm lssion, however, puys u ll County
h ills presented, fo llo w in g ce rti
ficB tion and appruval,
The ussesied va ln n th u i o f Sem
inole C ounty W 138,904, 117(1, ac
cord in g to S anford Doudney, tax
assessor. In the S anford, l.nk«
.Monroe, and Paula d is tr ic ts tliu
ta x ra te Is 30 m ills , um l *l«e■ ^w here III tile county, 39 m ills
Homestead exem ption is ullou ed
op to ffi.UOO valua tion fo r upei tilin g purposes, hut a ll homes
are iiH*4'Mxcd fo r *choo| liond m illage, tw o m ills in the Sanford
d is tric t and one m ill elsewhere
In the county. O f the 30 m il
levy in the S anford d is tric t, 30
m ills goes
to schools,
uml 10
m ills f o r a ll C ounty operations.
The school levy in o u tla y in g dis
t r ic t s ; is HI m ilts.
A The County School Ih iu td Is
n separate hotly fro m the Coun
ty Com m ission, and includes five
mem tiers, each of whom rep te sents u d is tric t in the county.
These
Include
L . ti. Jordan,
ti'iuHtmifil Oh rails a, Sec. Ill
— I ’ holu hv Itayinond S tud io
One o f the liu ililiiig u com pleted in S anford last year which helped I s ta ff, fro m le ft to rig h t, W a lte r C o llie r, llic k A ike n, James W illiam so n.
to swell the bu ild in g to ta l beyond the m illio n dollm m ath was Hadlo Kaye O ohndm f, M yron Keck, ow ner, K d ith P n d g .lt M u..... . Mm m ini,
.Slulion W T K It. P iclttred ’d iim lin g in tro u t o f the it new bu ild in g is the Ju lia n H teustrom , and tim erso n Hrowu
the southeast, and was thus w e ll
Urimmled in a d ve rtisin g practice
ih v id rn g to s ta rt * m all urder
Ini- mesa In luw -prlced cotton d ra t■es fo r minnes, lie placed uli Sept.
I. lit Iii a 13ft line advertisem ent
j in the New Y ork T im e t, fe a tu rin g
S in k in g p to o f id (lie f.iin tlt.ir adage, " I t pays »o u d v e rtis r," is ' a cotton coat dress buttoned down
io iin d in th r i.ip n l growth of one o i S jiih u d ’s newrxt um l must pto- tin- fro n t trim g ir l, Pauline K w iirl
k. iski. handled the te s u llin g ordH tr u iv r rn te r|n iie s , 1 'lo rrib C.h I iil iiii , a ic i.n l m ail uider to m cm winch et a.
hy Dee. 31 w ill Imve shipped d in in g the y ra i mote than one m illio n
itrd e rs begun to come In and
package* of a ttia e liv r um l modecllv p iiie d d i r s ir i to young nilvsrs M i. Shame* put more a d v e rtiie rm-iitH fo r the same d ie * * in more
all ovet the w orld.
newspapers,
ita p id
g ro w th
of
A daily acerage of -t.dfMi paikayes o f d ir*-r« is .hipped lim n this business ncccaitated adding
the company i ta c k in g , slopping am i w atehm i-e lin ild in g at th r M um mure personnel, ami a s ta ff was
<11 it I A iip o il. a slim title o l l/'.IHHI tip M ie feel o l ll,,.u - p u ir win, li lu im e ii which included as pro
ih ictio o ami personnel iiiau ng ci
was I iiiift d in in g the w ui fo i ll i r Navy as hi iiiplanr irp u n lim lih ug
Mum Mm tinn
A il iiv rin g c o l J i pat k.iges a ila y go to lo ic ig n , m in liirs , w ith
.Mr. M n rtln n is u graduate o f
ihe tesull tliu l yoinit! ladies of l.g y p l, I'.uiupe. India. South A lin a and l. ou siu iiti S tole U n iv e rs ity unit in
o ilie r fo trig n t o illlln r * wear the same s o lm liil am i u iod rrn styled New U rleim s was general m ana
ger ol ii wluilesale o yste r ro ll(o tto u dresses as those worn hy g ills in Kansas. Alaska mii I lass.ii i
eern. lie served us un A rm y cupThe whole enterprise, w lm li now employs JIH p c i*n ii* um l which
la in d u rin g W orld W ar I I in Cen
occupies '>4,000 Icct o l Horn space in its tlirce liu ililin g s at the funner tra l and Sm ith A m erica am i in
Naval A ir S la lio n a iiil its dow ntow n im im tl.it liin n i! plant, started as l Ihe Pacific in en.
In h 'fh ru n ry , lt*47, the ad
an idea in the m ind o f F rank Shames, o p c ia lm of the 1oi.il I Inllywood
ve rtisin g wu* increased und be
Shop, specializing in wom en’s apparel
tween then and A pr. I, the re w a
H aving attained a d c g ic r m Im sinrts adim m sli-ilm n at lJia kc it pel toil n f sm all scale develop
U niversity, l)rs Monies, Iowa, a nia«|ei’s degree iii m eti li.nuli-aiig at ment, uml he nihpiurter* were e
New Y o ik U u iv rrs ity , lie w tn k c il w ith a lug d e p .iilitiriil stole in H a iti-i tulillhdiiid at 301 i.H *l h irs t Street
A (her Using Puts Florida Fashions
As State’s ' Top' M ail Order House
mote lo r liv e years and la in
why buy it -
managed H ollyw ood M u.pt llo o n g h o u t ^ '.r s .tv ' vlai^Tmte, ^um i 'w ith
ex-
Palm Trees
( e iiilie experience u» * buyei III
tlie target i* it is s *.f tl.e m il t i l , J-Mu
ed th r s ta ff a< m e ic tia n d i'e m an*
get
A ffe ctio n a te ly
known
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‘*1 tid e M il.r". lie .elects Ihe stylethat young inisse* fin d most at
lia c lo e
Ih is in e s s ,- o u tlim e d t o g r o w a n d
h v J u n e l , | | i | i tin - p e r s u iilie l in
c fn d c d 3b p e o p le I u ip ln y e e s m in i
tie re d i 'l l w h e n 31 in e m tie is n l th e
S e m u m le H ig h S c h o o l c i i i d m i l m g
c la s s w e ie e m p lo y e d U n J u ly I,
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The Senkarik Glass tii Paint Company gladly
joins the merchants, business men and citizens
of Seminole County in extending greetings to
prospective visitors with firm belief that a
visit here wifi be a happy experience tor any
tourist.
c a r. jo in e d Ih e s t u f f
A g ra d u
a te o f t ill- I ’ m v e iM lv a n d * f u n n
el
n s - M ia n l i i i i n p t l u tle i
o | th e
I T t t s b u i g | i P a in t a n d i l l s ’ , tT i
lo i 3 ’ v e n ts , lie t>«-, o n e c n l i l p t l o l
le i n l th e new I n m
It iin n y : tlis* - a o im e i o f Ist-17, I In
m in ................ .. in n mlv e l t i s e liie lils
in n il o | l l i e h it g e t n e w s p a p e rs ,
S n h d iiy s u p p le m e n t- a n d III iiiiig n z iiie s su c h us " T m e Ito m u lic e s ," ,
' C u l l i n g \ l l t i n 1 -", ' l i f e , " “ I . m il l " ,
etc. T h is h u d Us e ffe c t m id b e fo r e
< III w t u n is i-'lo i n lii I 'lis ln o lis p u l
m il it
f u s t c a lu h ig u e , J im ,m ill u f
w h ic h w e n t to p e o p le in t i l e U n i
te d M in ti s u m i u h i m id
U li l y c i y iiilv e r t ls c m e n t w i t h th e
film
in lin e u l i - in c lu d e d th e m l
d ie
, S a n fo r d , l ,'h n id u l i i b i y e u l
il i e I n n . lie d tin Wi n d S a n fo r d ’ 1
w- l l Im v e u p p n u in d iilin u l lyyu t ill
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We invite them to make their permanent
home in Sanford.
Senkarik Glass & Paint Co.
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S c n t iiil H t r i ’i’ t
Triepiinuc 1120
like this
U ft-B u ilf’in kitchen cobi-
nalt.
Built-in draxiurt
vhuwimj ihg lutdat in mil-
when Phillips builds it
like this
fore,I, built-in vnnily du<
ylqn with plenty ot ilrowCl
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custom-made comfort-tailored to fit...m odern furnishings for modern homes
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live yew ceMplete u i t i
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Phllllpi litdwf
rebuilding tobl-
nitir deorwayi, wtm lew^Md hutit-In fvrnituri; the
iMdirn w iy el Ihrlec ludiy,
Laatnal M a n
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laampla « l msd*m
type d tlk built tu
may
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Mat, a* Ml)* t*
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A seetlew f t Ifce nest nederi mill werfc*
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pla«t to Central Plarida. Yea ora
hcrdtolly halted 9e vhlt Phllllpi ladw*
H ln aay dot except Saturday after*
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Ox Fibre Firm
U Big Industry
In Sanford A rea
the local plant la vice president
of the firm and manager of the
Frederick plaht.
About 110 worker*, many of
whom live in Sanford, are em
ployed at the local plant and the
nnuual payroll 1* more than $178,-
----------------tops now undar
construction on Mallonvllla Aveao« la oaariag completion and will
ICmtlieea V rm Pee* a, a**, at bo ready for occupancy In about
two waeka, Tha house fa M ontnruy .
saetlon where 19'homaa v
In cost from M,000 to 110,000 IWTC In s ty la and e x ta rio r construction
bean built. Welhorn Phillips, who la o f cedar shingles. W h ite p a in t
has iponsored many home ibulld- ed iro n g rlllw o rk decorates the
follow the fashionable one atury balcony across the second flo o r,
ing projects In Central Florida, and a sm all g a lle ry on the f i i s t
I* directing tha work. Thu homes flo o r. A b u ild in g p e rm it was Is
t ’"d and are varied In design, sued to the Crappx in the am ount -a
o f »9,0t)0.
m
•bn..(rating monotonv.
Permit*
PHILLIPS MANOR
(100 a year.
W o rke r* are Riven eve te st* to
■leterniIno th e ir a p titu d e fo r cer
ta in Jobs as a ll possible prevail
O u tp u t
O f
B ru s h e s
lions are taken f o r the sa fe ty o f
Broom* Represents w orkers. T ills is especially notice»U e at I lie h a cklin g machine'
• " H a l f - Million
" B u r n where the bunds and arm s o f w o rk
ers m ust lie protected as they feed
One o f the m a jo r Ind ustries o f s trip s o f p a lm e tto fib re Into nia
the Hanford area l« the O r F ib re chines where s lia rji teeth on s w ift
Brush t'n, loeHtetl in Volnsls ly m oving ro ta tin g drum s septic
rountv about tw o m iles n o rth o f ate.i the p a lm e tto Into bundles o f
the Monroe B ridge, where the lorur fib re .
»w.TV."'hf I tit- cMhhugr p iilm m t,.
" i Imtirt— eri- -fastened t
<enverie,t
m fi
iiTuVeriaT
Tor sieitj ItstJ'CJ.JitunehS on the back
b rti'h e ; and w b lr k broom *. r«p»e of the workers to prevent them
le n t an iiiio iin l o u tp u t o f n e nrlv from leaning or falling tun fnr for
$800,(100 in value.
ward, and slumhl by any mi- -1iiitn'■
The Company m a in ta in * I w . ii u ivoikei slip tun fai ahead, he
pill Ills' one liir e and one In hTed f ■oiiiiii ts n bar which shuts off lie
1.1 i f tht rliTtrh mntut .’. h i;'
crier., Mil., where e ve iy m i.n il. *
carload of H im treated fibres i- Is Hiitomatirally Inaked to a stop
shipped. W hisk brooms are maim Hlme the innovation of this met),
factored nt the local plan t and oil tlg'ie have been nil accident
du rin g ttm recent war un order said Mr. Wright.
fo r fiOfljtlOfl was filled, .lam e- \
F lorage o f the hundler o f d r
W rlghi, manager of the plant, re pa lm e tto fibre s presents h f i r vealed recently.
lia rn rd . To provide in sta n t fu c ili
Fared w ith the need o f u la rg e r ties fo r fig h tin g any possible blare
m arket fm its whisk tinuim s dur- there are fo u r sm all fir e house'
lag the post w ar period, the com con ta in in g Imse and w a te r runI'le n ly o f pressure Is
pany started u na tion al advert Is- nectl'.iiis,
trig CHiitpnli'ii In such periodicals provided by the 110,(101) gallon
as the H n liird iiy E vening Ibeil. w a te r tank perched al an eleva
flood Housekeeping mul lltd le r th in o f HlH fuel and fed by a deen
Homes and Hardens, re su ltin g In n w ell capable (if su p p lyin g 1.00 gal
g rro tly Incienred demand. O utput Inns o f w a te r a m inute.
The plan t, fo rm e rly located In
nee been raised to Hhnul film g in
o f whisk brooms a m onth, and Jacksonville, vva- established nt Itthese la ke about fill per re n t of present local in * west o f E nter
prise and the
.Hanford-fiel.nnd
the fib re processed at the plant.
Located on a lurge t r a it of H ighw ay in 10117' M i W rig h t luc
company owned land, the plant been w ith the company fo r 22
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propei ln
Includes
111 one-story n irtn l years, lots Iteeo manage) since
coveted liiiild ln g x n u iio u n d e il hv I 'Kill, and has aided 111 the d<'*lgf
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a high w iie fence. O utside o f o f d m uuliei o f new mm liincn
th is area Is u neat litt le o ffice tnudernU slIon p ro g ra m wan start
building and homes o f the l i ...... ed I ho fir s t of tills yum , and to
forem en. N ear the F lo rid a East fa r lias been applied to the wliisl.
Coast spur line ore 17 company broom plant, which win -tin te d in
owned cottages fu r N egro w n tk- HiilH.
The long fibre., o f the ruhhnec
tr i.
T ile plant Is alsii rlo<e In
the A tla n tic Coast Line Kullroad. palm etto a ie e xtre m e ly tough,
The appruurh to the p la n t is a t fle xib le and durable mid provide
tra ctive .
The
lie u l,
asbestos the only dom estic soillce o f finish
shingled homes o f I lie three fo re fib re , said M r. W rig h t, floe to th»
men: Ralph .Spoils, I., t). M yers very toughness o f the p a lin i'lto
and K. I.. C uim lngluun, are w ith in m aterial It ta k i's a lot of soaking,
an urea o f heavy laden citru s healing and sh ie d d ln g before the
trees. The o ffic e bu ild in g is su r fibres can he separated mol stored
rounded by a hedge, law n and g a r In tw in e wrapped bundles p rim to
den, J. I*. Hales, Hanford, is book use o r shipm ent.
Taken fro m ruhhnge palm ettos
keeper and Mrs. E fle N n rth ru p Is
o f re u tru l mid south F lorida are
stenographer.
the pa lm e tto luids, c u ttin g s from
A , It. McKwan o f F re d e rick, Mil,,
the top o f Ile u s um l about two
l i president o f the company.
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and a h a lf feet long. The buds'
W. W ellxel, fn rh ie r n in iu g e r o f Hniillniiril (In I' hb* T, See. :ii
M r. P h illip s has started H*W)
horns b u ild in g operations here
w ith a bang, and on Jan- 3 end
4th secured pe rm its to b u ild lu
new t b -000 “ hom es and one new
d w e llin g . ! he ** w » \l"U I
--h .-ii* nn H o lly and Cedar Avenue*
| between E ig htee nth and Ttyenty( ' firs t S treet.
A m ong the ou tsta n d in g new
mcs-ta-TVy Residence erected hv
O ctober w«s the h a ulier b u ild in g
m onth o f 194‘J w ith to ta l la iild iu g
pel u n is of $229,100. A u g u st was
second w ith 1117,400 in p e rm its
am i .March ilia o l a t $104,298.
f c i T Y And
"(< MaitaseS FtuM gear S. s#r. »l
also serve fo u r years.
Three school ‘ o u 'w v ure elect
u iT ^ fftr' rw u veai term s m i ••Ul ^
years. R. F. C o o p c T l* £ h u iliu » ii
o f the hoard which in titu le d M r*.
A.
D. R ountree
and
Hov L .
H ow ell.
T h e ir
ju ris d ic tio n
is
co u n ty-w id e and the y recommend
DOWN SANFORD, FLORIDA WAY...
On i /<t* beautiful St. Johns kiver, Sanford and
Seminole County offer much to the w inter visitor.
Centrally located,
blessed with
a wonderfully
mild
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climate and resided in hy a progressive, friendly people,
it is ideal as headquarters for your trip to Florida.
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
E x p e r t P a in t in g
P o st
A. D. ROSIER
S a t is t a c t io n
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M cCa l l 'S AUTO PAINT’
K IIIS T S T IIK K T H A N H i l l I I
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K a n > Tookc, c itru s packer, at a
co«t o f $.10,000 at E llio tt Avenue
and the la k e fro n t. Nearby oil Mello n villu Avunnc and also fa rin g
Lake M onroe is the $16,000 home,
now under con stru ction , o f A lb e rt
‘ it ' I’.nieH. ,.| tcarhei* j,.ii
J a rre ll.
suggest school Im provem ents and
The tw o -s to ry home o f M r. and
re p a irs ,
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IS TOCOME. YOUR ROMEREPRESENTS'SECURITY, A LIFETIME OF HAPELLENT SERVICE INSURE YOU OF A JOBWELL DONE.
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■ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONDAY.’ JAN. 23, 1950.
TOWN Of DGBARY
P A (5 E S E V E N
TYPICAL HOME AT PLANTATION ESTATES
Cpunt ileHary 'once entertained
loyalty.
Recently
elected
to aucceeil
M rs. W illia m I I. Thom as president
o C tlie Association, w u Cnl. N .1 .
nR>p, P itts b u rg . I ’ll., fo rm e r sup
erinten den t uf West I'e iill 1 lu -q iit•
al.
H iv r tn tin ii
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In anil a half miles Many, ami
Daytona It.Hi-fi Inii ill miles.
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lenslvely a ih e itl-e .l and meetn tin
rigid ii i|iiirenieiilx h i thin lenpivi
of minli -late... ii « N»w York anil
II' iih II iiii rd Krnni Peat •. *»c. ill
vJhlo. said Mr. Tinner. All uttrac firs t in - ill meat a fte r reception at
tlvely illustrated pane advci t icing the plant is a 7i!*hour cooking p ro
the Kstntes appeared ill tlie New
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in large shallow vnts fille d
I Times An f .niton of Apin n ith w ater. The re s u ltin g smell
id. ituti.
ooiu'ent. and som ewhat s im ila r
A i i i i i I I K the new residents an to that of u brew ery. C e rta in ly all
Churb-* (■. t.ie e n , t in till. Conn, o f the odor o f this type l* removed,
fu n n e l l i i m in i M otors executive, to i tie p in c e tx fd tih re has u de an ,
F ia iic i- l.lo y d ot llo lly w iy id Reach
I raw lik e smell.
am i fu rm e i c o m |itro lle r o f N o lle
F ill the heuting ptoeexs there
Jlnine I'o lh-p e; In . Iteubeu A lle y,
is a Inrue steam plant w ith tw o
woman ilnefn r, and one o f the
Inure o il fueled latilera. The fite fo rrin in -t x la y epeeluliNt* o f the ineii lire K lr liy Sellers, A tirnm
cu n n try, and I * i. M arry. S. W hl- Sikes and T. II. Sermons.
tu ke r o f Ray Itidge, I.. I., a w ell
From the em ikiliu vats the hints
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fa m ily ph ydiciati. O th er
n9 v home owners are
Mr. \V
M rrk le y o f the Stnte llo a p itiil. .in th e ir flow ers nml a h ruh lie ry,
M iihlletow n, N. \ . nml N orm an F "m l spend much tim e in th e ir gar(io u lil, le tire d re p ie se lilH tive o f! den«. I.u iiis .1. Iln fm im , fo rm e r
the N o rth A m erieiin I iim ii mice Co. liu tch e r 111 N ew ark, N. J., resident
In tin* h u -in is s section fueinu lo r the past year, hus been w o rklIlK h tw iy 17, It P iii'lia ru operates iliK a lot on his lawn, ami in pln n tn f illliiu liilio ii nml inodern to u r i i i »: shru hlH 'ry, 11m l le c c n tly sla t
is t cnhiiiM. Mrs
Ife tli P uuliurn tul lhnt lie iV delighted with life
has a coffee shop. M r. and Mrs in the lie u lth g iv itiu sunshinu of
(inn K np pe ricli operate six mnd- C e n tin l F lo rid a , and the nsinclatio n o f his good neiuhlMirs in liem i tim iis t c n liiii units.
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th a t break up the hud Into a trip * bundles are dipped Into p a ra fln c handles of the whisk lim oni-, se
which undergo more punishm ent In o il to ptexerve and protect the cured In place by n wire winding
cruahlng and mashing machines, fibre s. Some o f the Immlles are machine, and the Mil plus handle n,
uweil off. Mthei w orker- 011 tlie
then ure graded fo r le ng th and stored in o rig in n l length p rio r to
•lu n lity before pussitig to the w o rk- ih ip tn e n t
( fille r lmmlle», in clm l pioductioii line remove suipbi*
ers at the lia rl.lirig m a r liltir . f o r . lug tho*e fo r the win k broom fibres, check the unit foi nnalilv
s e p a ln tio n o f the oifte ned m a te ria l fa c to ry , are proeessevl in an e fll- -ml «ha|ie. I Itch the will k t.ioniii
with m l linen 111 iiutoiuatlr 111,t
in to fibre s.
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Ih r ha cklin g | chine whert^ llu - m a te iia l Is ^c o t chine
lloiildei- nml nail on the nickel
and trim m e d to im p uted le n g th -.
machines us w in k e r* a lle tn a le lv
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.feed each end of the segment in to
the muehiue, the fibre s, TJ to Jit gram , w ill be applied to tlie p ro ! The fla u l opera tion 1- to trim
M r. I the brush emit, even, n lte i which
inches bmg, luive a w ell combed cessing de partm ents, said
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appearance uml m e medium bruwn W rig h t
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F ainted in soft shades o f gra y
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bundles u f fib re ure sruled ami the w hisk broom fa c to ry has about
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSI'APEll
SAN FORD, FLOHIUA. MONDAY. JAN. 23, l»f.».
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craned hit neck expectantly A |>.iri.ikrrl corked hit ltc.nl In
one tide and peeked d i m limn hrliind a cypress •lump. A
liny icd den •Inlkeiii tinnmlv .it inn the enclcmiie and niltlied
hit note against the wirr. Victoria llulton llunlley, wife id
Rollins Colleae pitdetioi, |)i. Ralph Huntley, wat sketching
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M n. llunlley. “There are tn many fine ipecimrn of Florida
wildlife here,
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egrets, the tii.inl halil eatrle and i|iieer looking owl, die large
black water lurkeyt, all are found here alrnoil ai if in theii
native habitat. And there are ollert, tmstumc and raccoons,
and ihete gentle red deer >o lame you can actually feed and
pel them. It it nlinotl ai il the 'Jungle Rook* had Maidenly
come alive, or Noah’> Ark had just docked at the Municipal
Pier."
Her fust one-man show was h rlil at (hr W eylie G .illp ry
oi N rw York early in P H I). It wa> .ilum t this lim e ih .n she
I list hecainr in le r r ilr d in lilh o g ra p liv . One of h ri lithographs,
"W in te r Landscape," was e x h ih ilril m the Beaux Arts G allery
m l.o iid o u in POO, and was adpulged t lir most s in k in g design
in tin* exhibition.
M n. llunlley, winner of a Guggenheim Fcllowihip, i> a
diitinguiihed nrlial in the field ftf lithography. Her biography
appeart in "Who's Who in American Ait," “Who's Who mi
America," and “Biographical Encyclopedia of the World."
Her Guggenheim Fellowship wat given her for her creative
work in graphic arti in Florida, and in 1947 the wat awarded
a 91.000 grant from the American Academy and National
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Mrs. llu n lle y are the follow ing " lu lr r io r " lirs t prise in the
liilr r ii.ilio n u l G ru p lu r A rls Show in Chicago A rt Institute m
PHO ; "Koppers C o ke ." first p n /e in N ational C ,iaphir A rts
Show of the f >hiladelplua P rin t C lub in P H I . "N o rth Countr y ." Purchase P ri/p , L ib ra ry of Congress m P H I ; "D a w n
C am e." Daumier prize o f $ 1,000 as ih r best A u tr iiia u lillio grapli of 1946 at an exh ib ition held by the Associated Ameris
can A rtists in New Y ork C ity ; " I topical S to rm ," U n iversity
o l F lorida Purchase Price in 1947; "F .vrm ng, die Everglades,"
first price in the seventh annual e xh ib itio n o f prints. L ib ra ry
o f Congress.
One o f her o il paintings. "T o n e Psion. S ara sota,''
received the Paley A w a rd lo r the best o il o f n Florida ssibyecl
by a F lorida u rtisl in the N o tio n A rt G allery in West P alm . !
Beach in 1948.
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a n held, and play by play apprai.al li clvan by Umpln Barr
of lh# work dnna on Ihe diamond
that day. The .Indent* aim, get a
V a n in , arid llronklpY,'............. ^lanca lu workwlth th* Na» York
Barr School
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tliliallv brad* straight for
Ihe »uccf»» of the Barr School
fo rt tif f in to meet former Florl-1 •' evidenced by th* fact that
.‘a State League Umpire Dick Me-1
g»«dnnle* In the MM9 clan
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• ■ ‘in 'vote placed In profe**innal leaI.anlln,
Among III* niil.lamlliig grad- y * t f t n > r M r : ' B r t ' r f n I n r .t t r tit*
erhool here. Me al*n Inn a hearty uatca ore Dill McKinley, American
■reeling for I’oatinnater Joel League; Dniigla* linhh, National
fienrge Mnrllonald, r(*.
Field, and hntihlea over with pm- I
thn la*m Mill, nlnn* for hi* um* ■loriol lilrector of dJilrirt No. I,
filre n t in d -ihlili in 14 *ea*on* Nollonn) Amoriathm of Hn*eh»ll;
i** pi.i.lnred iMI gunluate* who Hohert An.Iln and Lynn Dowdy.
h»v». In d pnaltinn* in orgaulrrd In'cinotional Longue and other*
iln hiding innplre* of the Teia*
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through Ihe grneh.il* *'‘'-i»tnOIF'(lpi■
firing,? Ban ».< horn in Kra• Inn o| the t'D v " f S a n fo rd , and niRiin, Kan., and ha* lived In Tillevet vllilm - i, ill he i Ii. om »n m nkr •a M!;tn iln.v l!l|f. Me -.tailed
your il < | It' Ihe H arr School com- -until, Inn In the Oklahoma Heml:
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j**«r on the north *h!a nf Ihe t . til,. National league, he off IMltnl ip*l Allport area. There • iated In Ihe Term league. In
about mi tiaioea* >'ould he *e«n dddiini to the II*4I> World'* Serif*
working ..in every 'lay during I ho '■e ha* uniplierl in thr 1917, I94H
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pep lu lti Hill' In tnirllrio In I h e . . . I.'l.ind (he home plate In the
fln« point' of umpiring from Mr II' Inning «ci>re|e.a tie between
It. hmH' h ntwI f'irirlniiHtf||f* Inng’ i
Iln' i and hie n i*iitnnl'i.
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hy Mr. Mini m hi* emu e io o n «ry.
plring
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nivnr you proven quality
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and many others too . . . that strike an unqmtatlnnuhly familiar ring, just l»> ih»
mention of tlielr "Brand Name" Buy quality brands at PURCELL'S . . . It means
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Among those cities sending spe*
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' Message T raffic dtheal activities
of the (Hants’ dub*
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M J., Bayonne, N. J„
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Erie, Pa., Knoxville, Tenn., S'.
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The tremendous amount of pubta tty
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c»u*e of flip location here of the
New York (ilnnla' farm train*
Inc system and the (leorge Bair
Umpire School waa Indicated to.
day hy Lester Tharp, manager of
the lore, ofl'ire of the Western
5 Union, uho mi id that diirirn?
March, April mut May of last year
iv more than 478,000 words were filL M through hi* office hy accredited
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here at one time. Resides, all the
major newa gathering organlx*-
Sanford H otels
K ’eatlaseA rreiw r . * » t, **,; a,
of lakes formed by tha St. John111var.
Near the Valdes la the Seminole
Court House, the City Hall and
tho Municipal Pier, whieh ha*
Cloud, Mi--., Bristol, Term., end. docking facilities for visiting
Tkciiia and cruWtW. Nearby also
U.tlon City. N. J.
Other business handled hy the I* the Masonic Temple, Sanford
Western Union has also shown Cl In In, (Jreyhnund Bus Station,
a remarkable growth during tin- American Uglon building and the
past ten years. The volume of ' acht Club where civic luncheons
ordinary message traffic has more ure held. Only three hloeks awav
tturwwlouhJnd— since IIMC, Mr.
r i ‘’*« Sln-et N the Tourist
Tharp ravealed, and thu '
7 -'filt-r. an,| the Valdes keeps a
of employee* In the office h*« schedule posted |„ c .qu, | nt ¥|„|,.
Increased from fivo to eight.
or. of all tourist activities.
Indicative of the growth oi huslThe Voider Hotel Is owned hy
ness Is the installation of 17
Western Union printers for Uk*
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transmission of messages in cus
tom er;' establishments such as th • St Augustine. F lo —A 20 acre
Mayfair Inn, the Slate Farmers trart of Vasty gtas* on Claude P.
Market, the (ilanta training camp Smith a place near Hastings Is pro
at the Municipal Airport nod nl viding excellent wlntej. grating for
the Municipal Ball Park doting s herd of Brahman rattle, accord
exhibition games. In 1040 there ing to County Agent P. R. MrMul
were only twr. such printer* In len. The grnr.s, Mr. Smith lm»
found, Is tolerant of cold and heat
Sanford.
Thn number of roll lour* l*i oiul provide* good giatlng for most
customers' establishments fur coll of the year.
ing Western Union messenger
hoys bus Increased from 70 In 126 I hr number of Western Union
during the ten yrnr period, hii-I clink* In Sanford from 20 to 168.
R. C. Boyce, operator of a large
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of hotela t including
the Flor
ida lintel, two block* south of the
Vuldex, the Angebllt In Orlando
d the Vrnida In Palm Beach.
Ben C. Small, who fot IS years
onerated the Midtown Hotel at
Sixtieth Ht -cl and Broadway in
New York b ..^ , Is manuger oi the
Mrs. Nmnli Is of ttie of
Sanford’s pioneer families. Hav
Ing heon horn on a farm In Penn
sylvania, Mr. Small I* fond »t
growing things, a hobby limited to
flower boxes when In New York,
and whenever he find* time, he
,|,.|i,-l>'- I» lending his pleasant
litvic m- hii-ii bark nt the hotel,
with ita xlnnlns, marigolds, roses
and other flower* ard shrubs.
C. (i. I.eitner lx manager of th*
Florida lloli-l which is located at
Park Avenue and Second Street,
lie l* continually at work Improvllig the appeatauer of the hotel,
nml even nl times wields h paint
brush himself, lie ha* reeently
been carrying out plan, to redec
orate llic lobby. The hole! was
recently re-roofad at a
11, 200.
Shaded by giant oaha and adjn-
he hualnaaa aaction at
cant to the
Magnolia Avenue and Third 8t.
la Tha Monteauma HoUl, n homelike three storied frame atvueture
of SO room* and two apartments,
't ha- ? wide pleasant porch over
looking the Avenue, a sun robot
where game* may be enjoyed and
a comfortable lobby.
C. (5. Clinkscale, manager of tha
hotel, recently announced th at he
la contemplating re-opening tha
dining room and kitchen which
were closed during tha war,* fto
came »o
. Belton.
8. C., whera n# operated a cafe.
Prior to that he operated Ureas
store* for many yeara.
About 12 mile* from M nfnrd at
l-ongwood I* the Ixingwood Hotel
operated throughout the year by
Maximilian Shcpitd. _ After pui
chasing the hotel In Mbrch, 1947.
Mr. Shepard spent nearly 180,000
to remodel the airocturo which
dated back to 1M3, (when winter
guest* a m via
steamboat*
from Jacksonvll;
tha Sanford
pier were token to Longwood In
horse drawn vehicles.
Under tne capable supervision
of Mr. Shepard, an experienced
operator of hotels In New York
Sto
tote, Tcnnrssee and North Caro.
Ilna, the .12 room hotel has en
joyed fin* patronage, and B« din
ing room, seating Min guests, Is
much frequented lot ye;
celebrations. For the first lime
also in Central Florida, smorgas
bord was Introdurad, following the
well-kiiuwn Swedish custom of seIf'•line from an open, refrigerate^
table, relishes, meats, salads,
cheeses, etc.
Pinners are also
served m regular i.lyle.
Other hotels In the county In
clude the Altamonte Hotel man
aged by K. C. Bates and located
near the beautiful lakes of Alta
monte Springs, AsaUa Lodtfv,
managed hy Leonard Ca***lb*rry
and located near the Seminole
Driving Park, and the Chulimta
Inn at Chuluota, managed hy B. F.
Chambers.
tha beauty of IU landscaping. An
Sanford apartm ant house* are other large, attraetiva court is
attractive and rents.* ara* moder the Marcanell# Motor Court, 2800
ate. Among the beat knows ap art, Park Avenue. Individual unlta
It la
ments are the f c o i h o r , Rose are named after state*.
Court, Park, Sanlanto. Avalon, managed hy A. Mareenelle. Other
Cates, Central, Langley. Leffler, attractive cabin courta on the Or-^e
Welaka, Takach. Mahoney, the lando highway Immediately »ouU|
Speer, Caldwell, Kersey, Leggetta of Sanford are Wmvart'a Cabin
ami Htovenaon.
Many private Court, managed by A. R. Htowart:
home* offer attractive apart/,u..,s Slumlteriand Cabin Court houped
i tl* winter visitor*.
in a neat "L" shaped building;
The raliln courts near Sanfprdl Swann * OaWfrCuuil, U. L. Strahn.
raCIlve, homey and Immacu- manager, lh e MViler CubiiiXuiiV^
ale attractive
tala, and are equipped with tiled at h ire Points, and the Lab* Ka»h
bathrooms, hot and eold running ryn Beach Court, Rul-ert Harris,
water and arc td'-.fcf'j'f*' ft'ert- wner amt located near the 8anfonl-Oi Iambi Kennel Club. '
Ished. On the north sna-*jtch
Sanford Is the eight unit Colonial
Within tha Sanford area ara
Tourist Court, Carl Mynes, owner. two attractive trailer parka, the
Nicely landscaped, the court over* Sanford Trailer Park, Fourth
looks Lake Monroe and Seminole Street and French Avenue, man
Boulevard.
aged hy ft. H. Berkmnr and tho
The 12 unit Armltage Cabin Park Avenue Trailer C rurt, South
Court on the suuth side of Sanford Park Avenue, E. M. Dodson, man
and on the Orlando Highway, was M*r.
purchased In 1946 from E. M.
Therr are 67 counties in the
Armltage by Mr. and Mr*. William
Lamb, who have added much to State of Florida.
COME IN MARCH
Enjoy A
FOR BASEBALL THRILLS
Pleasant
Watch all 23 Giants’ farm
clubs in spring training
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1 loliday
We Feature—
Manhattan Shirts
B. V. D. Underwear
Interwoven Socks
Northcool Suits
Florsheim Shoes
Mill lory Hats
Catalina Swim Wear
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B. L. Perkins and Son
“Correct Men’it Wear”
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VACATION SETTING OK YOUR DREAMS
Tha Mayfair Inn — owned awd egeratad by the
New York (Hants hssehsll club — Ilea beetda tha sparkling blua waters of 2* square-toll!
heart «f central Florida. H*v*„ IM »II m tsJaw Jaekaonrllle, la a tropical paradli. - a la n d * coMan-epaa§l*d
orange gruraa aat agalnal a backdrop al ewaylag pahns.
FREE GOLF
•* »ke m aialflceut 16-bole course of the weaiby RemlNaU
FUN AFTER DARK
Skilled recrtotlan directors fill your evenings with
gaiety. They invito yen to dancea, movies, Un«« partlds
or other groop etnmemente nightly In the hotel. Thoy
find yon partnere for brldgo, ping-pong or tonnlo on tha
floodUghted courta.
FOOD FOR A KINO
Manna at thn Malyfsli Inn art prtparod by an
aipart ebaf. Thick, tender tteaka and chopa, and doMelota
paatrlea ara bk apocjattloa. Tbreo times dally, hla gea-
SPRINGTIME 18 GLORIOUS HRRB
IN BEAUTIFUL SANFORD, FLORIDA
IN THE HEART OF THE SU N SH IN E STATE
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In March and April tha l lnh t l eptMitryalda k
abksa with flamboyant tropical Rawerei tha potfomo
af bloeaomlag orange gravoa fllla. the air. Nlfhta are
balmy i hrlghl, warm eunllgbl beefctna pan every day
ta outdoor fan.
ALL-YEAR RATE: 910.00
Of tha Mayfair Inn’a 1M room*, a majority rent
far IIM d par day. eingki MM# par day danlk . Da
hua laha-froot and corner raanu eaat IK .N pap day
doable. ttattsa of 2 and H room* ar« priced moderately'
blfber. AN retee Inekde privet# bath, T H IN daHelena
meak dally, and free nae af the pelf cenree and athdr
WE EXTEND AN INVITATION TO TOURISTS
anarla fa#ih'(Un
A N D HOME FOLKS TOO . . . TO VISIT OUR
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THOROUGHLY MODERN STORE -r- SPECIAL*
RB8BRVB NOW FOR MARCH AND APRIL
1ZING IN . . .
Only a fen mama ara aim avalkhk at Ik Mayfair
Inn darlnt Mavefc and April. Immedkta raeervatkn k
Write te Mr. Chnrtto 0. Merton, Manager,
FISH FOR TACKLE
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Children’! Clothiiif
tl '.minor.kagea beaebaN
training bk* four mltoa
we'reme to watch tbeao
pracltca dkmandei fret I
hotel Maiko wagoon.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE THREE
this challenging course laid out he enjoyed w hit he termed a
on gently undulating lino amid "near* prefect folf course." He
orange groves, lakes ami pines revealed that he and Mrs. Hchnel.
that attendance dally from the dcr particularly enjoyed the fact
Mayfa'r Inn nloue tins (teen av that "them Is hardly any wait
Tampa, Jan. z.'t — (FNS) —
eraging more than 77 persons, before teeing off,"
The Florida Slate Fair, show win
according to Arthur K. "Mus O’.
"The course is very tough, well dow of the state's resources and
Unger, Jr., duh pro, who came trapped and In fine shape," said opportunities, will open its an
here from the Winchester Country Arthur Rrown, publicity represen nual 12-day run here Jan. .11, clos
tative of the New York Giants. ing Feb. 11.
Club. Winchester, Va.
Largest mid-winter exposition
"I like the course tie Iter than He was particularly enthusiastic
over the result of tils recent golf In the world ami milking fourth In
those in the north," recently de
clared Harry fisher, New York ing lesson In which lie cured a the United States from the atten
silversmith, vacationing here, who bad tendency to "slice the ball." dance standpoint. Florida's Fair
revealed that he has enjoyed hull- i A«*i«*hg "Mus" O'l.ingcr in pro shows at t he S t a t e Fnir Grounds
instruction i* Charles W. Muck. Jr
-ViT* oTi.fe tin* winter than’ ddfiiig of the Belie Haven Country Club I whirl*
o UJi’u easy \*'vIkifiy
the 10 preceding winter sciteoua of Alexandria, Va., who holds the | distance of downtown Tampa.
where he went to resorts fuflher assistant nro-championship of the | Thousands ot Florida's winter
. south.
| viators get an unusual thrill ot the
Middle Atlantic states.
Florida State Fair
To Open Jan. 31
SANFORD GOLF COURSE,
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ties of fruits on display in raid*
winter.
The 25 departments of tha F a ir
offer attractive exhibits of every
kind. Including cattle, awtne, fish, s
game, forestry, minerals, and a
poultry show that is outranked In
AmericA only hy the Madison
Square Garden event In New
York.
Central and South Amelraen
countries are represented In tha
i’no American Exposition depart*
moot of the Fnir and ninny of tha
products from South nt fh" P*r»*■**
Five p.ti.ol.
p.ue the usual midwav attractions nnd circus acts
complete tin- program. The F air
is open from in A. M. to mhir.'ghV
each tiny
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lextil ninmifnctuiei, lecently tultl
I apples, coconniits, s u g a r apples,
of the health belief! s lie bad gainThe water ares of the State of | tnngelns, mango,, avocados, straw
Spain owned Florida from 1589
ed a ftn a lli day stay here when Florida I* 0.805 square miles.
berries and countless other varie to 1718.
fUAT TR IP
T© FLORIDA
Make your headquarters in Sanford
Where the climate is mild and the
people are friendly . . .
W inter Visitors A re Enjoying
Facilities A t Country Club
New Owners Making
Many I m p r o v e nicrits As Members
In Club I n c r e.'i sc
lounge and fucilllies for suppers,
parties, dance* and gatherings.
Handwlclira and light snacks ate
always available.
Visiting golfers, in addition to
praising the course, expressed ap
preciation hI the friendly reception
they receive from members of the
Country Club and of the recently
formed Men's Golf Association of
which John Ivey, Hanford tnetchant. in nrenldeut.
Mr. Ivey pointed out that among
the ninny recent Imprevcments to
the course was the clearing out of
underbrush in areaa "In the
rough" no that golfers need spend
but little time looking for lost
balls.
Kirby Fite, Jr. Is vice president
and Col. H. • O. Harrlman Is te.
rretarv and treasurer.
ing as a stimulant for better
■ w ing_ among ‘ ttit women nf* th#
city Is the Sanford Woman** Golf
Association with Mr*- Trice Heard
as its president. Other officers
of this Association are Mr*. An
drew Cnrraway, vice president;
Mr*. John Hchlrard, refolding se
cretary; Miss Maud Wilson, cor
responding secretary and Mrs.
Hugh Whelrhel, treasurer.
The board of directors includes
the officers and Mrs. K. C. linyman, Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mrs,
George Thurston, Mrs. John Ivey,
Miss Helen Caban, Mrs. Ceclle
Joseph, Mrs. W. G. Fleming mid
Mrs. Earl Higginbotham.
The Aesociatlon holds a placing
rv Thursday with n
luncheon ana business meeting
every third Thursday In the month
On the rluh'e agenda for the
CJne of Hanford's major sporting
attract inns Is the skillful plan
ned and well conditioned (R-hnle
golf course of the Sanford fieinl.
% nole Country Club. Since Its pur
chase last October by Hugh Whetchel and J. A. Ponder, the course
Ims been nlcadlly improved. Golf
Association* for hot It men nnd wo
men have been formed, and the
membership of the Club has In*
creased to 12D with predictions
that It will reach the 200 mark this
season.
The natural rolling terrain, the
• numerous lakes, the avenues of
VU, oak*, trees MAogiantiJpCff netfcl
W shrubbery, nil among large groves
of rltru* Iroes, make the Sanford
course particularly attractive to
northern visitors, many of whom
come from neighliorlng towns to
play on the link* and to take part
In the many tournaments held
during the season.
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Although the course. Is a cham
pionship due, it Is so skillfully
laid nut Hint Its mastery Is not
too difficult for the am ateur
golfer. Optional tees on the water
holes relieve the "dub" of too
much worry about lost halts, and
the trapping of the greens and
fairways is arranged In such a
manner that the golfer who shoot*
over 100 will not always find him
self In trouble.
The club house has a cocktail
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year is the entertainment of other
Women’s Golf Associations In
Central Florida and the local
group, In return is usually invited
to attend luncheon i and tourneys
In those cities they have enter
tained.
At intervals the women's golf
group sponsors two-hull lourney-i
which are unique in that a man
nnd woman aie teamed together
and after teeing off they chooso
the best drive with each taking
alternating shott,. The Pot Powell
trophy tournament takes place In
the spring and in rllmaxed with
the awarding of the trophy to the
best woiiiun golfer In the city.
A club membership tournament
determines (he best golfer among
women of the club and also take*
place In the spring.
The Association Is a member of
the Btatr Woman's Golf Astocla-'
lion and a group of local membern
usually attend the state tourna
ment, held laat year at Ponto Vedrn and tills yeur scheduled for
Tallahassee.
The climax of the club year is
a gain party held in May to which
hiinimnds nnd escorts of members
are invited. The party Is usually
in the form of n banquet with it
program and dancing being en
joyed Inter in the evening.
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Pointing mil the general over
all improvement nf the fairway i
and greens, the renovation and
improvement of the club home.
Col. lUrrim an predicted recently
that within a few seaaone a new
duh house will he built.
"There Is a general feeling of
optimism and nntlnrdasm In the
San ford-Seminole Country Club,"
said Col. Ilimimnn lie revealed
lhal the Men’s Association has Du
members nnd wn» organised Dec. II,
nnd held its election meeting on
Dec. III. It plans inter i lull tourim
merits, establishes cordiality with
guests and local golfers.
One of the first piogiam* slated
on Its schedule, he said, would be
to establish a handicap for every
member of the Aisoclallon with
five scores to be turned in for
handicap. Plans are pending to
add about 25 additional members
to tlio Association,
Many tournaments are planned
and on the Association's tourna
ment committee is K It. Smith,
W. G. Fleming. "Mus” O'Llnger
and Harry Tooke On the Handi
cap Committed are Mus (Vt.lnger,
O. W. Spencer. Dr. Harry Woodruff, Hugh Whelrhel ami F . H.
flwankhnun.
On the Rules CommiMee me
James I,. Ingley, "Mus" M'l.mgri
and Dr. T. F. McDaniel. Col H.
(I. Hurt iin itn has charge of publici
ty Serving on the board of direrlor* are E- F. Housludder. II '■
||et/el. Paul Campbell ami .1 W.
Altman
"Mils" O’l.ingei stated iririilly
that Impiovemenln In »In- com >r
had Included fertilization of f a n
ways, planting of rye giwss on Mo*
green*. Improvement of « numbe*
of traps, and supplying pf new
flag* and poles. Two prartlee put
ting greens will l*e in good c o n d i
tion for use soon, he its hi
Hu potent b til" allrm tioo "■
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Years
Sales I n E x c e s s Of
$5,000,000.00 P r e f
d i e t e d T h is Y ear
By M arket M anager
?-far*»i
w here
ycai tk imw 'mil,ling, pvtiviiliiig roitni ami In fjnnt ha* gaaojiue
xpace tut Hglit latgr *tall* wan pillllpl.
Th* limy neighborhood of lha
tttr ltd .
Plan* have been frurmilatcd, Mm ket wat bimml tu attract cthei
'aid Mr. Anderson, for an ad Industrie' such a* the large eitru*
minis!ration building which will packing plan of W. A. Patrick,
iw erected on the smith side ,.f and the Hoot I,wind Fruit Co. on
the original market building.
French Avenue, and the .Standard
Sanford's
market
has
de Cmwers Inc Vegetable packing
packln
veloped into a one stop holding ter- pliiut. ami the \V. E. Klrchof?
ndnal uiul il I* recognised by the glndiida 'hipping headquarter* or
vegetable and (m il buying trade West Thirteenth Street tin East
(lint a larger vniiety of prodiii-r
can lx- procuied at .Hanford's .Mai
*er than ai any ollit-i inalket In
Om of Banford'a fa ita it growing
Industrie* la tha State Farmers'
I Florida
;>*)«•« S E Itrcg itir.g
Thirteenth Street 1* the
Florida tpd , 1 F r a n d
plant
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n ia lelv t i l l Muck load* pei
......... » ' " « * iirad.piaiter*
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w eek,
•arryuie the vilamii, f.lled F » « n
dir p., -1
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Si" fl Mi in ir 4'tmi iiiv, u*
11 lu' ml
inluiiiic i'ih i ii ii i **
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( li tniK«* h n*l Vidij-ia
11»|>1 \ mix h
uf 4hr *m :i i i f *'*. vtapfluM
Mint
lilllflM III**H H11k)11M-aI I ....in (III* St i»ft
Mtll'kvt*
which
Central
LocUtr
Tiuchitm cmnpanie* have also
Tn*7 « ^ r T , u i i r . ‘l,e Mm.f.ud
.Market l» -t ........... „ c ,e approx,
l4.626.C4U ware made lait ynar.
un MS! percent. since 1H4U, ana
where avan tha unit volume of
alia* Jumped front RAI.THA tu
1,703,»26, or 207 perct .it, Id thtan year period.
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Sandy Aiidercun* 'inarket maunfa r, confidently predict* that the
talas for thi* eeaion, will emccd
tha fb,000,000 mark, and t*. xtl*
that unly a few yams aim, the boal
wa» to pa«« the million dull*,
mark. Foi a market that is only
Ift year* old. he think* this record
apeak* for Itself.
Hanking aecond only lo the
Slat# Market at Pompaun in Smith
Florida with Its niora than flll.iloo,
AflOO annual businei*. the Sanfuid
w Market has tha distinction „f I,.
Ing the first Farmers Market of
its type erected in Florida and a,cordlng to Mr. Anderson. Natlim.
Mayo, state Conuntssloner of Agrl
culture, call* the Sanford Market
hta gulnaa-pig marital.
Much valuable publicity lia*
bscu (Ivan the Market during the
past yrsr by tha State Market
Association, a young, aggressive
group of HO market dealer* who
9 have been advertising the Market
aa the outstanding ope-*top load
ing venter tot U«ci.ing rcgctattie*
and fruits out of Flurlda.
Under the competent direction
of A I.. Skinner, huge sign* have
b ttn painted in the form of em
blem* on truck trailer*, advert!*
ing th* Market, and many ad*
hav* been placed in national trade
papers. Harold Kastner, a young,
progressive dealer is president and
W. W. Horne, truck line opera
tor, it secretary.
Meetlni:* of
the group are marked with much
enthusiasm and plane for the mar-
r im
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and ofI.!!!
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m jihet load and
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th> toun, no pat king *ign*. Ir a fl.
i,a* i', i.wn -o heaii tlial plans
,,, .iinti',..a y i>' iiidrn the street
mm. ami Mull im|tlu\i«, in frilu i
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nli<. x short col hrlw een
put tintl
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highw ay
leading
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. o l l . l i he III, to l ti lamhn
•dll KJl"1 lift tlr-lUlird lit |Fi|l 111
In* (hr Ih iilt l ai d >*• u|iri xttuiii. i ft t.ll.l.l Its li t VF FPN
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A l i l u h i f Mu m m hi l .'(it i u l u i - a i r
II :t l n lit K u * ' l i u i H u m It u t h r W i t
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Tha guinea-pig experiment has
turned out to lie u huge success,
hut when the Market was Itmndi'd
In lt)3t, the City Fathers of Hun
ford wera not »o sure ahoul lilts
Sirsnvt innvoralUm in marketing
practice, and gave the Stale
Marketing Hoard a quit claim
a deed which stipulated that if the
w market should full, the land »e
Cured from tha late Alca French
would revert to the City. Hccently, the City Cuminiaslunet, tho
roughly convinced of th* pit-sent
and future of the Market, with
drew this ntlmdatlon, thereby re-,
moving handicaps to a larger
market building program.
Banford'a market rank* sacond
have i'«kill liiiur*'
rlrihlrn mid liokl-
uxhih
iu i
u v
Vo h , . i „ r . o u i t y s p o i l - m e n ennt i I Int M.r uirdHliil'v Will HltO *
ifHiiir h*». it :t
|U*ltv on
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rim ■|ml i - 111**11 uu iniit'l« uf th
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Muf .tu (In 1 11r l linult if-„ fi»hllii' t til 1.u i :i • 1- iirM rd .'III f 1*1, 111
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•r \ r i i i.i'.d- t i r r r d w U li hkrht*.
Is l I i i If * I l IS I*: Ift Ml*: A HON
1 111 Mid*- 4ailfto* illkd I n " It Wut»
i t I IM. i ........ -lull lot- " i d r l r d i
-Inil’ with »-k11-«•*| *rih"li oil all
A 111Mr i il i tu U * If th* Aft h i
•<|lt-i h v f Mai* h l. 1060 .
l id hll?’ lit tkWli iml hi'i ?<ti**|t, a .illiFiitui
I lu Mm dt t dal** 'v a*, r| bo il
r i'-s | it in mil M|i*'i utd l -\ | 11 o i Pal
wtuihl n i Hiiillii'i vs 1.1la i'nr rent
m m and .«
m u
- l u i mii n m
l»V »lor 11v in 1 " (trovuit |iirik-aiil i poiind*, hitrtdoi 4 nlriuun NifW-
( Itiya iiiiuiiiMt. | Mtiii md i t •■lull* lii«Mi|r)»( n i i l i i ii i oMmls of Mitrui)fri
'a volumu and vaJmiMon of IiiihI- HriiMin of l!MH k!i
tin Imal m iv h u iy
mfRA unions Mir l!ft sdinilnr innrkrts M». s\iu|ri on pointrd mil. ui 1 I $ |4IL*.7 l! I
M aikrl hmldiiiK ’1 «!'• valiiril ai min» *. Iltmr him l»
in tlu Flat** fJdsli irlu rns to grow rlihlrp unly Horidn |iiodnr(F. I'um
It thr on Mu -m d h Fidr
er* aiiumntrtl («» $ l.ii'Jft.iili) fur thu iniHtiti**** hi mo; hi to Mu- Murhrl I limit thun $ 1412,0410. I In
ItMitiiM foi
ovriniriil
-lav *•I ,
lo u 'k i'h , I hr Minkrf Iriinmai whs
r i r r i r t l l»v .lulin Andr- und oitrord
, 1|P
\udriMin ami Imildio^ a Kill (« po| Hlarkiiiu and in la ir (Irltiltri on |*11*|*i<11%
noI
l*ml*l m>f rum loading jilaMtum a lu i I'li'i'tt'd wa« liird liltrly mudlt *»f flu m a il * I
*ii »miftli nrlril un iiut linii hlorh. with t h i r r ad im ui Tht luvvrt lio n luniHMi-t a
of (hr main Mil I......
assriitltlliiK xtulU. l.aM ir^ la u ru id and i.«d*» pail** Hali"
man *'S|iliiiiinl
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liv h lttii, !• la
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foi I mi>ih u iih oivjan i/rd ircrid l.V
hi Mu 11**11 lo m tiiiin d v nitdri t 1*
dhrilfton *d 4 ounty A y rn t II. h .
4u'ui ijr. T h t I'hdt lia»* 'if> m tm h t ti.
Come To Hanford Once and|jYoii,ll Come Hack A^ain!!!
The Latest Motion Picture Hits are Booked at the Ritz
All the refim'mwitH that technical skill anil tmnm'inI support ran pro
duce have been incorporated into the mol ion picture ptrsciilulions seen
at the Hit/ Theater. One need riot travel any longer to meli-opolitun cen
ters to Ree and hear the finest artists.. They come to you ilnily at your lo
cal playhouse* You may relax in luxurious comfort and enjoy the free
dom from rare in overflowing measure while you witness the outstand
ing films of the year.
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ENJOYMENT THIS SEASON
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with WF.NDRLL CORFY - Introducing S y/. old GORDON GFAIFRT
"RKYQND THR FORE&V' - Starring BETTE DAVIS — JOSEPH COTTON
with DAVID BRIAN - DONA DRAKE
“TH E Y L IVE BY NIGHT ” - Starring Cathy O'DON in r r j. - Farley GRANGER
With HOWARD DASILVA - HELEN CRAIG
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"DANCiNQ IN THE DARK" - Stnrrinr WILLIAM POWELL — MARY ST E V ENS B E STY DRAKE with ADOLPHE MENJOU
"THE LADY TAKES A SAILOR" - Starrinn JANE WYM AN - DENNIS
MORGAN with EVE ARDEN — ROBERT DOUGLAS
JOLSON SINGS AGAIN" - - Starring L A R R Y PARKS - BARBARA HALE
THE ADVENTURE OF ICHABOD And MR. TOAD" - W A L T DISNEY FullLength Color Cartoon Featuring Voices of Bing CROSBY and Basil RATHBONE.
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City’s Population
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Shows 76 Percent IsAround
16,0<MI
Costoraer Gain
Richm ond, E n id And
. Id ah o F ells T o Be
R epresented A m ong
=&: -*1A T raining-Team s
il«U*n
teen minor leaguy
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m», three of thrm now to Sun
fold, will train h e r. in March
M the Now Vork (Hants farm
h g sa .lh e _Imi i
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at Airport.
_tohlliK tliclr didnil here for
tha flirt lion* will lio train*
from
Rlrhmnnd,
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MmIio
W ill, Idntm, mml Knld, Okl*.
J Two teams that trainrd lirrr lust
rM r lllrkoiy, N. f\ nhit Knit
flrollh, Ark in* no lori)»r- afj
thl IfistCi u[ <lull. 11timing Imre. I
^ c a r l lluhhrll, one of the great
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pltchprr of nil tlmr nnd miniGCtf i | i r of the tilantn' Kano sys
tem, will Im> Imrk ngiilii to direct
^ration., wliiili Include a basearhonl opi'iiliii; nlMiul F**h,
*■mL 1. Spring trninloK activities will
;
atart early in March for the III
fltlDi
Charier (I. Marian will iikiiIo
charge of llir feeding and
.. if the Imll plavcrr m|
training hair, In ndilitlon lo
. ilfv tig ns mniiHgcr of the May'to ll Inn. With ( ail lliilihrll ho
ry vlllted Hanford for the fli .l
* ■ tllW) In l!M7, and they were .n
!• Impressed with Ihe facilities Hint
Shnfnrd had to offer na a tinin
ink alt* that they dim e thin city
> for rprlng training of the plav■
of the (ilauls farm system.
City Commissioner John Krld• r.h a e assumed Ihe responsibil
ity of reelng that the Pasehall
/ V . Ihlda are pot into flrrt rlnra
condition. New clay ha* been .id5
d#d to the Infleldr of the 10 dlaS ' monds at Ihe Airport where It
T
of U)A teamr will tnilo, and the
I • Municipal Flrlil nml a new field
l) adjoining have hern put into
p food rondlthm. A former proferilonel hall player himself, Mr.
• Krlder Ir Inking a keen interest
A In eeelng to II that the tllanla
E (>‘0 well satisiflrd with theii
f t . > ring facillllpa.
t>
he Mlnnenpolir Mlllrra of
fa the Amerlran
A-Korhiiion and
A Wt# Jerrey City tilantn will he
fc among the triioiH returning In
|l - March. There pluyrrr will
It) Quartered
kuortei
at the Mayfair
V '• end will train at the Mlinlelpal
i,l^ Kirk and lit the new diamond
fl built last year hy Hip City
y mediately north of it.
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Among the teamr which will
|| train at till' Airport rare Hno
ford'a own tllantr, the Jackson
ville Torr of the Soiilli Atlanllr
Segue and teamn from SpringMM, Ohio) Sioux City, town;
oxvllle, Term; K.rle. Pa.| HI.
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GIANTS' TRAINING FIELDS
Cloud, Minn.; Ilrlrtid, Va.; I.eoolr, N. C.; and Orhknrh, Win.
Itirhnmnd, Knld nml lilalm Kalin
will aim linln at the Airport.
Ten well laid out harrhall
Ilehln at the Airport will la’
groomed fur their mining. Them
were constructed In Ihu fall of
1947 under perromil directhm of
Ihe famous ami genial Harm Co
hort, now a filanta' sm ut and
hariilv mail, arrordlng to plans
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Announcing
In addition to otir service in nil
phnseB of j>lumblng, we are now of*
faring Complete Snjea nnd Service
In the APPLIANCE FIELD
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of Carl lluldirll In whose honor
the area containing six of the
illanmndn wan named, "IliihheH'r
Thirty Acrea." IIni tim ber uaslsted Mr. I/drert, and the City
and County co-operated hy lend
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ing eipnpnient.
(If the six fields Inrated on
the south ride of the Airport four
were place, 1 hark to hack, the
Imck *top* fanning a rectangle
and an a ira within which manageir, nemita, coaches and sports
writers could gather to site up
tha players. Two other fields
are located In corners of the
IVaatlaneC ea Paae T. aw. Si
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B u ild in g at 4 0 5 W est 1st S t.
A n d th e A d d itio n o f a
C o m p lete L in e o f A p p lia n ce s
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nmde possible the expanded facilities
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FAMOUS NAME BRANDS KNOWN THE WORLD OVER FOR QUALITY
enabling me to continue to serve you
in a larger capacity,
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The population of Hanford lx
currently estimated at about
10 000, and *hls figure li eonfl325 M ore C ustom ers dentlv
expected hy lor«| offl'lals
to be confirmed bv the United
Atldr./l To Its- T-bier State’vhlrh
’i*xt
D uring P a st Yca»- month. But If «uch outlying d|«.
trlcti as east Cel»ry Avenue Mid
Thf Florida Pnw*r A (,I(M f>. way, Canaan City, West Coldsadded ,326 customers *<• l»s Huai l>oro, west First Street and Mon
In-.iK*-Sanford a»*n during (ha roe are Included, the population of
.p a s t yNrfmiTdgTng !lie" 1.Vjo 'rnlmr pife' pKETedl&Tt! "SHIlfont- *nv*(—1*
' Iftr seFved tn 6,114 pt ine present [ now ertlmaled at approximately
time, or a gain of 76 percent over 83,000.
Itr 2,902 eudom rrg In 1940, It wan
These flguies nre arrived at In
reimrled today hy Mnnager H. II psrt from the Htnle Census of
Coleman.
1946 which showed that the ponuBerent Improvement. t- the h*hn of the . It> pruper was 12,mmpanv's farllltlen at Sanford In- 497 and, with the outlying districts
elude the rnnvrr*lnn nf the e1** included, 17 U«r., This compared
Irle distribution system from 4.000 with h population of 10.217 for the
to 1.1,000 volts at a coet of $176.- city proper In 1940 and of 6,686
000. During I94H a new generator in 1920.
was Installed at the company’*,
In 1946 there were 860 persons
plant at Lake Monroe at a cost living outside nf Hanford on the
of $2,000,000, practically tripling West Hide and 1.086 In nml around
Its capacity.
Monroe. Bctwrcn the City limits
Plans for the future envisage nf Hanford on the east and the
an $16,000,000 construction pro- Osteen Bridge the 1946 Census
grain during I960, Including « new showed some .1,662 persons resided.
$10,000,000 plant which will he If thn population of Hanford with
built at Palatka, Mrflregnr Smith, in the City limits Is added to tha
president of the company, an population on' the Kast Hide and
nounced recently.
on the Went Hide, thr total pnntaTerritory served by the I'lmlds tlon for the area four years ago
Power A l.lght Co., heddea San la found to he 17.966
ford, Includes Ihe Kast Coast from
Besides Hanford there were 18
Miami to HI. Augustine, wrst
Montirelln and Madison and south other Seminole County toons Hat
to lliadentoii, Sarasota, and Port ed In the 1946 Censua. The popula
Myers, with ma|or plants at Cut tion of Monroe was given as innfl,
ler, Miami, Fort I.auderdale, West Pools, 620; Oviedo, 1,798; (leneva,
Palm Hcaeh, Hanford and Sara- 491; Chuluota, 21.1; tiahrlrtla. 391;
I.ongwood, 729; l.ake Mary, 672;
aota.
The cnmpany'a 1990 plana, Mr Altamonte Hprlngs, 966; Forest
Smith pointed out, Include exten City, 269; Hlavla. 16.1; Fern Park,
sive Improvements and reinforce 396; and Bear l.ake, 196. The
ment of nresent facilities to Im population for tha entlra county
prove (till further the service to was given as 24,660.
Hanford had 6,268 white people
present customers, plus major
additions to power plants, sub living here In 1946 as compned
stations and lines In serve new with 6,229 colored people. Of the
customers, some 60,000 of whom white people, .1,391 were inale and
he cnnflaent'y expects the u t 2,874 female. Of the colored people
ility to gain throughout the Flor 8,160 were male and .1,069 female,
Of tho 12.602 white persons liv
ida nrra this year.
"We intend to push nur con ing In Kcmlnole County, most of
itriu'linn program to krrp ahead them are natives of Florida. Home
of
Florida's
coni limed
rapid 6,426, or slightly mine thim half,
growth", Mr. Hmlth said. "Florida were born In this slate. And (leoris enjoying a better rounded ec gln leads all the others hy o
onomy than ever before in Ita comfortable maiglo. There were
history. Interest In thr state's In 1,605 hern In Oeorgia; 169 In Ala
dustrial possibilities, its Increas bama; 426 in Hnuth Carolina: .179
ing popularity ns a year-round re- In Ohio; 876 In New York; 334 In
m rl. the tremendous boost to the North Carolina; 277 in Pennsycitrus industry from froxen con Ivyiia; nnd 20(1 In Indiana. The
centrated orange Juice and tha rest are scattered, with every
lulght outlook from research and state In the union represented here
development In other fields, are except Nevadn nml Wyoming.
developing an economy that Is
There are also 62 natives of
sound and expanding. We expect Canada among the whlto resident*
a continuing substantial popula here; I from Central America
tion growth in I960."
j«nd 3 from Houth America, 1 from
The $16,000,000 outlay, itampWest Indies; 63 from England]
«<l with approval of tha company's 170 from Kurope; 13 from Asia;
M oaiiaaxe «a Pag* a. Bar. II
(CaallaaeS ■■ Pans a, See. S>
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the ndditioiiH added.
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THE 8AWTORP HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIPA
Telephone Users
Increase 131%
In Past Decade
Showing ’Km How
5 Now Switchboards.
Customers Were
Added Last Year
A TROPICAL DREAM
Indicating
(In*
trciucmlnu*
growth of Hanford during tin*
P"»* trn yrnr* mi* figure. from
Southern ‘Ml Trl*nhnn* C o,
A " **'*l I'V .1. J . M'mtiryhani, di»m et manager, today, showing that
(In* number of telephone* In the
Sanford nri'n lin** ln**ri*a*a*d fifjm
l,4Hn in I'.'III to .’...It1 ill (lip pro
*otii I Imp. <ii mi increase of l.'ll
. pereenl.
Although llir gioatest lucrcavi
look place immediately after tlo>
war, f'cn rp . for Hip ihi pt year
allow llnil 2t>4 iipw telephone* wen*
Installed Innl year and application*
^Miuljng pIiow ilinl many more
Ton'll bine lipen Imd idled If th*facilillea were available,
A hearing I* now pending Ii p f me
(hr Klnrhlii Had mud anil I'uhtir
Utilities Commi**lon In determine
the aldllty of Hie telephone company In furnish service to mu*n
mmnunlllos n* Jtetlai y where
Ihare I* only onr telephone and
over SO fannlle* who want plpm**
and la k e Mary where a ulmllni
4 hnrlago e»idH. The hearing will
wo «**k to dctprmlne what ran
t f dim* about increasing faclll
*i»« In Hip Sanford area.
At a i r r r r t r r e t l nc of th»
Chaml'Pi- of Commerce Mr. MoonPjham explained that demand hai
(Imply exceeded thr ability of the
tplpphmip company to secure eipdp
nieiit fa*t enough to satisfy the
terpieM* for nilliitloiml service, and
he pointed nut that during the
pant year fire new *wltchl>nardl
A id lipen In dulled and tH addi* n i a l operators.
In 11140, ho pointed out, it!
aw Hell lion rda with t!i operator*
Were all that were needed to han
dle I he call*. Imt during tha pant
few year.* ten new switchboard*
ami il new operator* have bean
added to tako pare of the grow
ing liemnnd*.
The daily average of local rail*
In 1040 wit* U.fUIU. hut lid* ha*
Jtrown to 2tl,:wi>. or on Incrcaae
Wf 110 peirent, nl the prenonl time.
Long dlatHtiet* end* have Increased
at an even greater rale. Ten yrnr*
ago only ililO long distance calls
were Imndled daily through the
IochI office; now there are 1,040,
or more than 2IH percent more
than before the war.
nkw
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COMES TRUE IN
SANFORD, FLORIDA
THK MOST WORK AND
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AVA1I
Hifi DAYS OF
\ SI N FILLED YFAK
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Giants’ ('amp
(('•ailaavil from • **■ a. »»r. II
large layout, while two other
'it’ljl* aie near the hail ark hulldIngl. A *mnll huddlug near Hu*
field* I* n*ed for Hlornge nf basehall oipiipmcnt.
In addltmii to ..........
train*
cen tly under llie direction of M i-.
Anno I), Itaviw, M anatcc Count i
home ilenmnat ration agent, n f
fleer* of the d u ll of 15 memlier*
a re
M arie
Colem an,
p ic ,id e m ,
Linda H unt, vice-pru*ldent, Mm ilia
H c fn c * , a c cre ta ry , A n g d e u e lull*,
m anatkk cluh
adciitiai, Kla— A now 4-tl club
girl* wa* organlretl hero re-
itig art iv Ilie * the tiin n t* m ain
tain
a baseball
uchiml
which
s ta rt* Keh. I. and
keen eyed
m a ch e * and scout* m e ever on
I)i*> ,d ftt for a potential haiieliall
star.
L a 'll year -IKit lo'pefnl youth*
fio m nil over the country w ere
on hand for a Iryo u l t a il llilh hell look ch arg e of the In illiil
ill III* and wuh u**i*ted hy Mel
t ilt ,
fu n n e r
m anager of the
(iia n t* . Itohhv Thoiup*on, (iia n t
m ilfic ld c i. C la ie n c c Jo n n iin l, T o n
.d ieen han . H an* I "1u*it, Hill lia r
il* . Kddie M ontague. H al tim h -
WE KNOW YOlI'LL LIKK IT HERE
I'hiilii lit IfaiMitiitil S | imMii
Haaehalt fan* can get it preview of llie 11*51) aeaaon at the New
York tiinnt*' training camp In Sanford. John l.olieit, left, former big Ni
league *tar now a trainer for tin* (Hunt*. Instincts a rookie on the ha
fine point* of hunting. The (Slnnt* tinin 111 farin chili* at the former
t t f i i t it n v i‘ i i i ' i l i n t o a li 11 n »< I u m i *
AND WILL WISH TO STAY
Keh II the tiinnt* cut I Hll men
Hum tile I okI p i , while 200 remnineil to enjoy the Klnridn ellmale a little Inngei and to con
tinue workout*.
In early March Manager Tom
my llentli and Id* Minneapoli*
Mlllei*. and Joe Hecker and hit*
"M llle (iiiiiil*” fiom Jersey City
arrived In town, tin Mar. to lb">
opened
pi net Ice In
Miiolripul
hcliiiid llie i milding
l ‘o o i l o i *a h | e lii'ii.iii m fiii ililie*
foi ni inc t h a n film pl ave, i, phi*
a h u g e di ni ng iimiim mid ki t c h e n
m i | ni>\idl' d f m l i t ea m* i.l llo*
f " i m e i J o o i o i 411lit e i * I f n a i l e i *
I tie
lioildiog
is
altiai llvi'ly
pin nl ed in giay, and Mo lawn
and ftltiindiciv me w* II kepi
Two Inti lack huddoig i li* id' d
III m the baseball dlmiininl pin
*nli' ii 111pi.' Hhowei mid On .o ‘>u
loom fui'llllli'H ami am i ipnppcd
fncllltle* for
Hie player* the with h00 lorkcl*.
(iiant* lied year iimk tiver frnm
\ l McMIllmi I* in i h m j i e of
the Kellowaliip Krnnl the former (In I wo i llih Inmto'H lit t h e Mmil
Navy Ship* Store* lluddiug, in > 11 in I Hncl . i i t l t ' i t l k a n d mi I h .
cluding
il-* amlltoriuin, hoiIii il . t a i l e d wo r k g e t t i n g I'n*
grille, ha I hoc ahop, pool room, hotldilig* m i n e o i n h l mn f m Die
library and other faeditie*. A Mmio'iipoll*
a n d .lei .cv
l' ti \
On (mall gulf rotir** wn* laid mit l *'iiin *
LET lIS MAKE YOUR STAY A
PLEASANT ONE
A rm itage Cabin Court
T1IE STORE WHERE SMART
PEOPLE SHOP”
STORES IN ONE
TH
Times change
PIECE GOODS
TOTS’
TO G G ERY
A I R S
and modest price tags!
LINGERIE &
MILLINERY
M ILADY’S
SH O PPE
E L E G A N T
ye$, conditions too; but since our beginning Cowan’s has iden
tified one o( the few certain things in a very uncertain world
an orgam
zation devoted exclusively to bringing to the People of this community fine
quality merchandise at Popular Prices. . .
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We are humbly grateful for your Patronage because we are keenly aware of
the fact that money alone can build beautiful buildings but that customer good
will and acceptance has to be EARNED
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THE BANFOBD HERALD, BANTTORD, FLORIDA
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MONDAY JAN. 23. 195d
Post O ffice Is
Fastest Growing
In United States
, 4 .
Receipts Jump1’i ium
$44,911 In 1940 To
$.179,807 In 19 50
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You’ll look prelly in our freak, new-aeason dreanea!
Hee our oulNlftmlinK rnllerlinn of bright prlnta and
solids in fine crepes and nylon-arelaU! Dolman-aleeved
coal dreasex, new middy look, one and lwo*piece styles
. . . ready-la - wear now.
Materials selected for Spring in Florida "Design for
hiving” - Pure Silk Prints, Bembergs, Rayons, Piquo,
Chambray. Swiss, Muslin and Voile . . . .
DRAPERY FABRICS
Httve a Spring flower garden in your living
room by covering your ebaire ami that dark
looking lounge with one of our exciting flower
patterns.
City Copulation
If uallMHiii I iwhi t'au* *. a**- Si
I (ruin u P acific luland.
Ann,nit H ip cu lo i*i| pupil lit I Inn
pretty Mini'll thn * 111111' p*rc«fll«K< l
clilnIn aa In iiH lIv lly . Must nf
llie n i, in 7.57C, w *i • lin iii in Hnr
Ida. Hniti* a,HYU u i•i p horn lit (l«nr*
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Make your dining room a gay place for
dinner parties with some of our cheerful drapery
that given a room a bright uutlouk on Hie*
and North
( ' h iii II iin , I7!l.
A iiiiiiik th* Hint Iip iii atalaa I'allll*
■vlvanlu Icada wllli HI, and New
Vnrk fnlhiwu will III. T h e re e re
idm amnll ara(ti*i*d deleRetluna
I ruin Ciifinecth'iil, WaahliiKlon, 0.
Indiana, Mawaachnaela, end
llliin. Haven N c r i 'iicu here were
horn In H im Weal Indlea, I In Eng
land and In Europe.
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VISIT THE
SEMINOLE HARDWARE
Om Our Balcony
OFFKRH YOU
Heft yon will find clothes ranging from that
wee pink wrapper for the baby's first "lit home"
to the ruffled organdie she will wear when they
bring In a cake with eixteen candles, singing,
"Peppy birthday to you " And Little Brother
tan .find hii wardrobe from hie firat night shirt
to jiiji striped Basque ahirt he acquires, "now
that he is els."
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
V A L a P A H PA IN T H
KPOHTINU GOODS
HARDWARE ITEMS
SEMINOLE HARDWARE STORE
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T H E SANFORD H ER ALD . SANFORD FLO R ID A
Ethel Waters Has
Or. Henry McLaulin j Close Call On Stage
Optometrist
N E W Y O R K , Jan, 19. — m —
AM rea. Ethel Water* wa* taking
her curtain ce ll, laat night after
her performance In the hrnadwny
*how. "Th e Memlier O f The Wed
ding."
.cidculy, the uadlcnee *'■ prA Plummeting
down
from
the
itage fixture* nvai
s%
head wa* a hlg aandhag. The .10pouml hag- -a counterweight uaed
fm ereuery that had heroine unfaatened- tnlaaeil the adrea* hy
inrhe*.
Water*. Ml, turned the in
T!v.i . . r u v i j r «*.?.; >r im .: non,hymn ahe *lng* In the play a* a
N egin ..cl vn111.
’’ l l 1* eye i* on the eparrow and
I know He v.'ntchro mc.''
WIRE WOMEN
BORN to SUFFER?
“f n * M d*«" aa,h awath and rarat la
Maaa*< eallaf fmai pala. r« r If ran ri(T»r
froei PiBftional »t:
tliranr
a. :i -V7,. y. Cardijittiai fcitui.
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f Baa It It* ta rorm nilri a rretuaal eau.a.
ft arimpi, Mark* roui aitffatfne la aaadlaaa, tea. ita vital aid of thla mod,™ irpa
eta dn for rc4. Alt r*i a u,ul, , j CaiJul.
Thettewmi
itmsHi
Fore#.
Arnold Rites
It had been a long flight for j
"Hap" Arnold . . . Graduation
from Wont f'olnt In 1907 with [
that won the war,
aspiration lo join the “ home cav
Th e Hat contained, too, the alry" herauae It was the “Inst I
name, of other fainotta men — ronuintir tiling loft on earth" . ■ , I
llhe Charles A . 1/lndhergh. aclenA**lgnment Inateud to thr irifnn- '
ll*t Vanoevar Ruah, the aging for
met Secretary of State Cordell try . . . And then order* to go to i
the Wright hrothrr* and learn to J
Hull.
Mo- nm—
or i T*
ri.*over n fwo-mll* route from a point I long “T.atilr "fo 'Sam ■cognition
Two World Wan
nrtil the W »*hingino Monument loi loi an noweF
. . . And a lew pCMieful and
the amphitheater, 1,700 Ironm
pleaaanl year* hefore the touch
were axaemlded, drawn from all
down and flight'* end.
ICu Hi m I r i H
- .in r a w
r r 4*44-4
the armed force* — A ir. A rm y.
N nvy, Marine*, Th e body, which
had lain In atate In a chapel of
the National Cathedral alnrr v < -
E n n is D e n f e ld
.- j ,i
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no*i
to llir p roi, ...non axaemtuy point, Omaha, told n repoiter
" I here
there placed on a gun rnlxann
rv ld in lly I* Home ronfuxlon I m »
Above the procexalnn, the Alt cuti-ficd I run Hlraighleii it out
Force ordered Into the air more to lit" xHtlafudiim of evetynne,"
llinn HI) Jet fighter* and about HO i Three member* of Tyd u ig * . utti
Snperfortreaaea. Under A rn -i mltlee. Senator* Kwiwlund lllold1* command, Jet fighter* were |f u II f I , (itirney ( I t - SIM mid Hi hi
[dunned, hnl they did not ioln the g r» (H N H t . utged tliMt M iitlhew i
opcrnllng force until after hie |tie recoiled loi addlttuuu! teati
retirement. Th e R-2D* which he mony,
Tyrllnga didn't [imniMe thet, hut
lie expteaaerl hope that lie could
acaemlde nddllloiiHt fuel* foi Hi"
Sim ile l,y Momlay. He *h !i | he
would offer them "without re
giird l» whom they hull or h e lp "
" I jio.1 wont to muko tine they
m e fnrtn nod not *iip|ioiiitio,i, tic
fine I dl*i n*» them ," Tvdlng*
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The Vtlgiliin IIrclni iilion . of
Hlght*, iidopted m 17711, foimul
pint of Hie ftmnework of the
fedeml Hill of Itighla.
C E N T R A L F L O R ID A Q U IC K F R E E Z E
A N D S T O R A G E CO .
419 E. FIRST ST.
SANFORD, FLA.
Kiirlds Reserved To Limit Quantity
SPECIA L
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Cauliflower .........
16 oa. »
Blackeye PeaH.................. 10oz. ii
Aapuragua Cut*......... .... 12 oz. 21
Fordhook Lima...................12 oz. a
Broccoli ....................... 10 oz, a
Red Ranpherriefl
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TH E 8 K PLUMP, M E A TY LOCAL B1H0H
C A N N O T RR B E A T E N A T ANY PRICK
FKKHII DRKHHED A DRAWN, QUICK
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A T R E A T T O E A T - OUR O W N C C H K O
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SPARE KIRS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS
ARMOUR HTAU CELLO WIENKRH
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FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS
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Ni>w Hnlhol A. M, K. Chtncli,
opened with
Sunday
School at 9..10 A. M„ with Art
lug Hupt In chnrge. 11:01) A M,
Morning
Service* began with
Hev J. (' William* of Hart i\v
(Irllverlng the Meaaage. Kvening
Servlcae began at 7:00 P. M.,
Mr. C, Jackaon In rlturgn of the
Devotional Service, Hev. William*
again delivered the mr*>uigr, hi*
alibied being "flood Shepherd."
A large rrowd gathered to hear
Hev. William*. Vlallnra who *lmrad In Hie wnrahlp were: Mra.
F.lhri Moore, Mr. Charlie Morgun, Mr*. Turner, Mra. Kmtna
1 ea Soma. Mr*, .lenkina, Mrr.
Cntheilue Avlrh of New Ymk
City, Mra. Geeneva .lolinaon. Hev.
K, J. Allen mid Hev .lamen Grunt,
The Ka-l’a.dnr of New Helit cl
A. M. K. Church, Hev A. II. Hor
ton will lie nh*vlug llila week for
the Tnmpn Cnnfeienee where he
will recrlve hi* appointment. The
member anil friend* wl*h hint
much alicrea*.
C n iiiih o ,
PERSONA!. M EN TIO N
Rev. ,1. C. William* wax the
dinner gueat of Mr. anti Mr*.
K. Jonen.
Mra. France* Thom*, .pent
the week In Orlando attending
the Central Florida Conferenre.
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Allen <'Impel A \l K f'lmrch
held it* Fit*t tJnarteily t'unfer
i nee Fildiiy night mi
Id, IldiO
I'lenhling Kldei .1 A. Ilnhinami
wu* In climge. Muaic whh fur
u IhIu ' i I hy the .Jiinlm (lliu lr; fulItmt’d hy the hualuiota ai’Hainn
A ll llonril* nuide luund report
mid tend veil rongt iitulutlmiM from
the I’ reaidlug Killer.
Si imin y Seivlena Ih 'KUU with
Suiulny School
A. M . " h
lively dlacua*ion whh enjoyed hy
h II the
I'realtllng Kid nr review
log
Sunday Murulng Service llcftfl
A M with f'hiut No. '£ In charge.
Hev. .1. A Rohliianu i,poke from
Ih r Snhject "Th e New Y ear'1,
(''.veiling Servlrn* begun nt 7 till
I*. M. with No. I Cli'dr I'frmlmIng the Mnalc. Fullowing downtionnl Hrrvlcea Ilia ntembera amt
ftienda liatened to another xpili*
I mil me**age from 1’ie ild ln g K i
ller .1. A . Knhlinmn who apoke
from Ihe aiihjcrt, " M y Church".
Vl'dlot* pre*ent who wntalitped
with ua In our morning service*
ware: Mra
Nellie lluttlra, Dr.
rind Mra. J. f Hiiigling, Sunfmd,
M l. George Clikellind, t ’oroii, Mta.
Knhy Grace mill Itoceli Sheppnni, Tam pii. A. C, Chandler,
I'natori Alfreila W right, Repotter.
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Mr. and Mr*. C, Aytch of New
York City la her# vialtlng their t r t i r i S t e a
hrolrhr Mr. John llouaton on M>uio.,ai.;^Lm-^. Vt'1"'
Geneva Avenue,
L A N E Y ’8 DRUG STORK
HICK
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W« are happy to repnrt that
Mra. Halllae William., the mother
Mra. E. Roblneon, Canaan
TO IIC H TO N
DRUG
ONIONS
I.urge llimrh
CARROTS
POTAT’OES
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10 nz. II. R.
Cauliflower
triME II. II. rree.ton.
PeachcN
RUTABACAS
No. a (a n
26c
Green BEANS 2 for 35^
PIE CRUST
CREAM CHEESE
Pkg.
L I M I T I R o m , E H , H T O K K L Y 'I
SHU. WHEAT
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BEEF HASH.......
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15*
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COMPANV
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eteariy Improvement of Mra. Mae
Jaaale McGill, Canaan, who ha*
bean convateiclng for quit* aomo
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CIIKRHFJ FOOD
Jim Dandy
2 lbs. A»r
G RITS . ...... 5 lb. pkg. 20c
Cabin Horn# W. Ground
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IN ORLANDO
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To Prodtwo Prosperity- for Saelord.
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VOLUM E XXX x f
Judith Coplon
ToStandTrial
•On SpyCharge
Holdup Net» A Million In Gash
T rial T o Begin T u es
day F o r E x-G ov
ernm ent Em ployee,
Russian Boy Friend
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
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Associated Press Leased W ire
U.S.DeTivers
Warning Bjast
At Bulgaria
Truman Wins First Round Of
House Civil Rights Battle
S tate D epartm ent To
H i e a It Diplom atic
R e l a t i o n s If Re
call Note S t a n d s
A<I t n i n i - . t t .1 1 tun B a c k
ets Dele.it S outh's
I lemur 1.its And CiOP
till Iritise Rules Vote
\ s 'B i' k M o' Kan A ground In H am pton Roads
W A SH IN G IO N . Ian. JO </»*)
llit L'mlr.l Stairs threatened
lo»la* in liirsk <li|iluniaiii .el.
lion- mill Kulgaiu iiiilrt* that Commount loonliv 'iilhdi.w s ns de
iiuml Ini ihr m a ll ul A me 1lean
M iiiii I ci Puiialil H I Iralli from
I Sofia
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ilir U n i . inan in all irque.l wsi
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gokrt...ut.il m Sulla ll was also
IlillitrJ In III
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unking Ituigaiuu tliplumai here.
I lie lit.1r ilrsi nlird tlar drinaud
It ANUINd 11111)1 IMP IT MONIV VAU ll, Thomas b Lloyd (w lulr aluit),
liu I If ilb « in all as limply the
cashier at brink's Armored Trucking Service inalu vault, Bustmr. |b«s
lair >1 ut a " t r i m ul uitlignilir*
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ami irsliti linns ' wlilili h air made
■I m liialh impiiSMlilr tui ihr LI S
tli|.It-inatu in it- iuii in Ndia to cariV nil it, Jut in
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4 F « k ia l Judge Sylvctter J. Ryan
ruled today that Judith Coplon and
Valentin A. Gubitrhev muit Hand
Inal on *py conspiracy chanter
The ruling came after *ix wrek*
of heating* through which the
brunette ex-|ov«iiunenl gill and
the Soviet cnginrei sought to get
the indictment again*! them dis
missed.
'■9 Ryan denied defense motions to
throw out the cbaige on the giuund
that the govrinmrrit'i case depend
ed solely on wiirlap evidence.
Th judge oidrird that the tnal
begin next Tuesday.
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] ll.as the n il . ...- -,r
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r ft. h l.'irit Senate1l"tt%r Ml Ilil. s‘i'....HIIIVH got an
till I :» 1 1r 1 |4*|' .i t today from
lln* t.Jl .
'•*»» ...tlitutk trader*
••Is lln U\- ll . k..*J» l">ml.
1iri.n1Ml •hi* 11 Mi a.Hey. ( hairhim 11 ,sf II.s* Ivin 1 •litnl- of Staff,
J'Ut** 11 1 1 l.t* .-..miiiitiee in an
lit ill tilo.l •8 hill1 i»H,-rt.ig behind
i Ii .mmI
111 h -Hclu.led Capt11..1
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II.* 44 llt's'itlllpari.Hil l.y R.diert
I t h .41 ••It •hull 11iu.. of t Iih Milll'IIX i 1141*ttni 1 on. t. ultHH of the
ll.MIll.’ « 1•mini v 1I011.
»*.lMls*l M. Mal.o.i
tl.-C u nit).
limit t*••191II*1It l«*4* . bait man, told
Meanwhile a government prosecutoc today likened Alger fils-,
to Benedict Arnold, Brutus, ttier
Devil and Martin T. Manlon, a
federal Jurist convicted of “ sell(fcng Juetlce."
Speaking mtasursdly and in
a deep voice, Assistant U. 8. A t
UNIV U S BAIIIISIIIP NOW IN SkBVICt Hit 1. igl.lv VI. ui..| ll-a lie lp lclv .11 e i.iintt-oik III ILuiipIni,
torney Thomas F. Murphy told
He ads iifar Norfolk \ j al ■ p.iinl kluiM 11 ,, I l.m.1-U -t.. . 1- V\ lim toga win !■ m <1r 1txlie.l lu I « A)
a federal court Jury in his sum
•f»tp • mat i 1*41lit m>1 f t I.« a V•II. Jltn lli ilr. i.lr I I •v\ t t • all \I lit » ill f st^l* |u ll •a hri I f,r I.in • I *ht»t t,n
mation It should convict Hiss mi
“
iif t'Ulltlll* I tin I *l»ll %*%l Slulr* |#v<
Hlilalt Jg^igltcir ItUirlltlll li I li ia it VI r nglii il, w *> 1 ll 4 11ail ill. t xI lilatf ti lit ll ll I jii d|i 1 •.I•| |I h( i 1 i,i|(hhi,u |
the basis of "the immutable doc
Defense Mead C a l l s S tate
Suprem
e C o ti i t Hiily tiMii "»*yt*t
►'t*'•"‘
•■"•■•- ""*' ",r
uments" In the case.
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i Mill* lit- .|.»rh nut
Hiss, former high Stale De
I U k u l c U l l I m Jit I l| |di'wiit* iii utAinluin !••••lit -*tl 1 vln
F o i E xtension Of
partment official, fa on trial lot
Selective
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Ol
C ontrol's P l a n "I., tlie-i* cIlcMIlistance* III)
the second time on charges ut
perjury. His first trial last sum
I'nilt-tl .Sl-.lc- govrinmri.l will he
W A S H IN G I ON. In . .’0 t / I V - l
.»mer ended In a Jury disagreeT A L U H A S S f i : . fan .T» id* xhilgeil In withilinw tlu- Uuttnl
'♦ment.
Defense Secretary Johni-ui a**ril — Ih r .Stair of I luud.t i> pirpat Stall** ili|ili-nmtii- ii. i . - iiui I»mss
Tall, mustached Murphy point ctl today dial llic Diall Act was „ j
n,t|iiii tini* Iriupuiaiily lllllgullu llll.I ll'k fill III* ll'call ol
ed to the piles of government
I hi- Itulgai him illplnl.ialli ndsalon
one
of
ihr
drcltive
lailuit
111
to Nrglori al it* wlolr lullrgrt d from ill* llulteit Slates"
exhibit* which th* government
’ fit I msII.L
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1. 1*1
Nl \V Y C K k l.m .‘0
claims Hiss passed to WhRUk- •lopping ihr tprrait of t'ommunism the Siipirmr Court rule- ptrrrnl
Mi- h.iw I.i Ic h lug majority .if the
.l.t|*|r |•» ses r
ol 1.111 Ii '
I .4 i l. .
s'MaiiHM** lit «*sae Sls>
in Europt."
li-pnltviM mII vi I Ik- nu'tftlllg:
arrangrmrntt for thru rdiu ilion till lli.ilril Null..n» Is *»|.cdcil al
ti* |«•1114 lir litIHII t>.8>
the
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Assembly
to
re
C•i 11it*
Ami Snlliv.in ''tirllHi.tl ll. .nil.*, .i.tJ Mr L**
Plrading for cileniiun of the air not ripral.
1 L r 4111. *
•ll s*ill*li'V 1 d i t r i i *.M
peal the hall Ulidt-i which must
ill-v utti-.l with tile comlaw now due lo expiie neit June,
The plan wai disclosed for ihr memheit governments have with
Aie 11i)• t>1 : s Ol mlluion
>*liri 4 11*1111 411 |*I|II.I 1 w r . v l . l ol
i t t m i . . # ... .,111*11 pxtatning
Johnson told the House -\rmrd Ser first lime today m • board of drawn amhassadkus ui lop Might
l» u»i national dafeu** in which,
1In* l i t t i f i i y r n 1*1*9nl* . ilc* i l . . . ol
M.ivlttii Inn Duiiiri u|
vices Committee:
■-•untr. alon.lt- msllvrt were
hr* | i i 4r «i|
le i, l l o .l U c
controT inimlon of Dec. 21 si iiiliit'lei * from Franco Spain
llils was tli* view ul many
.ll*«n»irl "
“ Termination of self .live setvic# lachad lo lha boatd'i amwar to
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llulteit Nation* delegates afttr
M..M 4I.OII Would ualther concould well br interpreted abroad J iliif h v fur Nrgror* wlm reel lo Hecietarv of Htute Oesn Acheion
lo pi odn.-t lid* e«|.|i.inu. v.-.i i I.hih mu- II.ihh I..... I.
l.xtingHU
"ipJak.MM het.nr 111 hiiiIiiIvi ill.
i}. ' * •
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j,|, % „n n , plain do.itd,- weigt.r cat).rung ot il.r Seminole I In. nr 1 1.. ini,
| kicked up a sharp conas an indication that dm ruimlry foice their admission to th* uni dlxclused -last lUglil th* United Wed ! r .n ,'-r at s.|w- - n.1 p*-r. - *.. h.
BOSTON, January CO. ■— UP) r 1, 1 H o l l o . . ) - -i f leprs**— m n l p o . m d
Htales
lias
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Tlst .aripra.of ll'New-Jersey **•
varsity of Honda.
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. «tlvisill I M 1111■I •* w e l d . I l . k ' l . n
would sliptu.il such s pii.pns-ri l i n t , s - h < I* •- In I In- - n t .
citcles wsi
discussed
BxparlcoHUcit with |I,7AB dollars on his situation aa serious a*- previous
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The Nrgigort' alloiney pi.unpdy lo lelum amhsssa.li.is lo Ms.tinl
•m nt <1 noth ol. tl.w weapon t*
Plgfun.-lo Miami, yastardav aa a arguments, in favor of the foreign
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- o. i.h .m an . sdl-.ti'llvilk
I h>-*e
wt-bd* ih |io ii «,| 1.1 Iih i.ndei way.
responded with a petition In
to me
di.
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,
1 .1 m .1 respondert
noykbl* suspect In the million dolI I.H ql.HMtloll I <*S.) ....................
itasy aidpm gtsin ami il.r Nmili c
, ,-1-.i-n-i l>. coiideiiii. Ilia presence ol
ni.pl.>. i I h and . i . - i h u - h llo- - - - 1 D 11 •uitiitisstirs! tit krrn tstl m l
fl-H .Ih.-IsIou w Io-II. hi I hr UltliIat.1 ^fn}iun robbery was knocked ini
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.
-Suiueinr l uurt lot an immediate iiii.l.arsadms -.1 ministers m Mn.ln.l t in - i i n u i n - n l M i k V It ol l.I. I l ' i - t . .
t.-litnAtlantic part inarcairil.
!
,
.
inn •• il I ilotl «ii*l 11*01 «•Ir,I snltir •t •1if »*• Imiilil lotar ahead on
duwte,try.-local pollca today.
M
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oil
»
I.V.IrogH..
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oidrt irnnuing then adimtvinn
Ilf
Its cn..|ii|, I.. w wrap,<n be*
is liki-lv lo come helm* Il.r ne»l
k III.' >HM. I't.S.II of HkH.ll ll-, l
Bpy'nu- 1trimly Supt. John F.
He suggrilrd alto that tailu.r
. . .
"I lli’
I mu,Mis mlr 11•»|m In U •*I In I . .Oil 'll
-4IH
e l ion*
I*
M ..«* Is. P. .-intent T ru a-seoihL seliedoleil fol l.esl l-tu
U|. 1 ' II.I - p l H - H I . I l . k d . '•*•.. I " . 1. 1*
. ..
___I lie tioar.l of control proposal
I)at)[u*aia. after-talking with Ml- lo extend. . .the dial!
law ungl. wml|,|
m r Nevross enroll ut 01 raillei ll ll.aie Is a sp». lul I. . tliil l.kdc .’•*> ............... 1
..... -tllHl I I.H Wll
• I 1. r tlm i»r »r|it*ls»||i, t m«is rills linn m s.i m • Irl 1 th e .lo o open on
aim pytlce that th* map apparently
.11 I l . r i n . . . m l I n - I - m » l I t . , n
1 y| U n l - l i i n - . . 1.
It -,
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M Colleue to. •
a|SI tllg *S*^t|tlll
*I* I sm1*1! %«l 811*1 Ills x»||t|i I i tghlr Ills* , IS -li-'fi 44* 1 l , i
w ben h r
bgalifiu conaectlon wilh th* local seriously undermine die position ol p'|u,|l|ll
1 l|
\, I.CM.I. H pOSlIIOII WO..1.1 OO. I l.r ,1 lit.I I I.h i-ha.it-)' .- lo.l I
Ilf ,4 a 4*. , I h ih .i . h u .at ha
llo* I'.llkerslly nl I ht- w.'n,
tol ‘ alM l Hill ‘ miIIiv III
•‘ m:| *ai" »-• >M,\h.,.cnti ol olhri Negroes, wlncli would arrungr fin
J holcLiqr. . «
1s .ittllbaeu trs■ r « # « etsl
rr. llv hydl'ngri. mil. In-Ill..0 I In low Im .io ri II. pl.k-U'i lull'., win.
A a , man. Identified aa Arthur signer* to the North Atlantic Fact' their Instruction al while colleges. ailed a latuluiinn ol tt.a I h - i 1 hk-|rog*n Ijiil .I....,-.
.-ail.-,
M. In iy . «41141<•st11<r ii I v lu - 1st!
make Il.r A lo-inh ol.
Lo^gjane, hi, of Englewood, N. J., Those count lies have then own temporarily until adri|uatr factli- U N asnelrihly in Lon.Inn liaiin.a m l............... ", Ihr lull.-, m i....... .. M l. ...IgId
„7
||,. .It.i ,„ I . wilr hl.ktf in..ml Inking lirr.i
Fi.iiicn Ii..in memlierslrlp in the
waa' picked up hy detective* whu
.1
I,. .
ties f.n tin'll jouraes are establish- United Nalluus. Spain nevri Ins grn and Il.ri. down Il.r -.’Uh- 1 • ,
> i l l t l ••til* III III , lartl. il l Ijtt 4 i
flaagad down th* alreamllner Mi
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l 1
, r.i at FA M E.
iieln.in 1- lln- final lundmi
j,.|,t ihr hydingrn li.unh w »applied
In
the
It.
N
and
unv
ap
Ti. said the law t. a pmp to
T|)r .......... .
a(|thurt„ »
amian a- it entered the northeaat
I hsl pi... h ** may 1 il >
l-nv ., tii.H-l I., John I M .M o , il.x. ••ii*l i.m'* l . u l ... i r ■ t r . r n I I I 4S.ll.
plication Iruin Franco Is ceils."
'JBth street yards.
pracr, sliowing lists cuulinuiiig 111 (atilin>,s„<-i.i of tl.e courses suuglo Ill lull into tile .Soviet Kn-sian x
I.
. In .u .-l. *1. Hkph'-inii
Ii w....ll , ,-isn l Hecii-iaik of
11 h< U hI m L r i l 1 l u l l , n i l i n t i ‘ m ill* it.
Mraewhll* under order* from tenlion of lha world's gtealeil na I.V the Negioas as'toon as poseihle 1., 10 1he recurity Council.
tin . K .p ilx
n u ll, l.m .- . . . . .
|1(s |nf..|liisll.u, . uinr ll-..n
1h u m
4 .ok
••i.t| 1114 sd
New
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover,
ut the Nvgut college.
mnlisi# who had Nilmtlly w..il .-.l
In Koumiss, meanwhile MaiUim .-a1lion m lln. l...mli Ilian Iu .Ii .-vhi.
i.c . ..
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1 r . t k wa x r MR | ll. 1
who took control yesterday, ex lion lo protect that paste.
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If, liowever, III* supreme court Clna.ig Kal-Hliek said lo.liy H»
Johnson said III* United Stairu 11 ^ 14*111|*•*1
perts Involved In the Investigation
H usllaaaa Sta *•»• *UI
•tailed ihr hydiogrn lia-h 11 . "*il 1 n, tl, u.ulni.# si il.r w ill.. i.h salt* ' h r ^ d i . 11 ,.1 . . 1 r 1 (Mill DG i) l.m. | * hiiiihci t. n *.111it ,.f the
co-ordinated activities. They con- ■mhafsailnr to Moscow had ir should rule such efforts do not
-1 • .onmvrcc
.'•inliniie I.) it- r If lung i-inoigl. i war* within lw.. k rn - ..1 IIClirLri* *| l l i r .s11 . 1,
.. fldeted the potilblllty of setting ported the paiaag* of the peace inert tin- leipitreinents of sipul
.1 I. M . P4 h r 11 *1 me llll'CI -tup "om.i.itiH.- -iai in) the
esplo.lv
ill lu d , - o.i.h -. I.'I.II-* |„...im-iug a hydrogvn hid...... Iip r
time
diaft
act
lu
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as
a
llr*k»
till
‘liilitf 1nhi |•
W u|i a central office to sift clue*.
have livid that oiilv -•*"•...... . Imui.I. 111(111 lunvs iu. iih i.ow.-ilnl 1.1 Il l i r ||. . . g l a m .< I . " ll lie j u r hi 1will MM lilt* 1 ■1. K c 1hxI hi Jay
lir educational i.ppoituilitlea for lie
Directives from Hoover's office thu.i.lnmis rhiH'k to th* men of| Ith*•ri,-eei tint "A ll
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II.
tllliu. dl'glHH lH.npv.Ml.IIH- Wool.I |,,
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ru in g
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mlilburo."
Ha
credited
It
wtlhigro**,
Florida
A.
and
Mcollege
poll
•f l|s III»l>l V4|i| h mm k Laid lo concrlis-crv*s»d the nation to FBI
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ousting
n
1i.» rht1* III 1II \ 4 "<>e pi .eiessive
branches In key cltlea in the hunt boosting, ......—
tin Ihr olhri hand, Ihr pimpH. l , ih |,| shvvii tunes glvatm rnrii'k
and lirlplng lead cants and anange. for tlirir lu
Haiifoid leiinis fans Iasi nlgl.i
ion* of
nr Europe,
E
for rtlhe bandits who aeliad a mil Hon*
Kinder 1I1at Mi Irn v l.l.i m.*i» Ml tllflflll 'llltl urge tbelli tu
lur
voccvss
real
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'.'uiumunlt
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to
voir
down
L'otumunltiu
m
w.tnHi-.il |he reeolid of s tellel'**ll 1Iif 1'•4t*ff •
structluu at white colleges.
lion" ttollata In caah and a half
line is that sea reel y tin -upri inUndent nt th liigl. altitude .10 I. o Irll wIm 1. . . . . Ullrir-.mw
o| i-sliil.llhiu malehes lu-lug l.el-l iscti
\\ s* .•llltl-•1 ill .44 -n.t aim- and
million In check* at the Brink's 1948
•
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Is
yet
known
aho.il
llndr
..........
ut
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id
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nil.r
Presenting
arguments
from
lh<
al I l.e Mayfslr lull courts will.
'"' 1••114*•• I.* hrtVlllt -idriracked,"
Armorad Transportation Company
tails
nf
till*
piiM-ri.
of
i.al.iir
(
m
vHiilly
uf
Lidoiado.
wiotr
Ihal
purely
American
military
view
I' i .i Hot. Kiirlander as Itis hos| to
Ilf* «It1
garage Tuesday night.
•* iiff I "..-tun! helpThis liirans pxislhli- shm I •••ii- , -nprrlM.mil i.f Il.r hy.liogrn hrl
ii-iln.g players
1III •I*- III ll.»IM Sanf m .1 « prnLocal FBI agents war* assigned point Johnson said dial:
1.a11r . ->...,* 1'll
lit-Him
•
log
lo
hr
diti-ovarril
ll
1
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la.-l
II.si
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oallaava
«#»
raav
T**«l
I. Continued existence of s \
Kil.be Copeland, former Itollii.
» 1I* 14r 4' *llli|( lllfil 'n m .Ihi that
toda'y to a co ordination session at
. III.- -prat. hi a akt- a
pi
draft law “ would lie a precious
tnni.i.......sell and present llistro.
•Ul %*•|4t*w |.| VM H4
the office of Attorney General saving
to. k of llgl.l OpHI -1 I IIn
time
If
an
emergency
The
City
Zoning
Hoard,
arttni*
Francis E. Kelly.
Crack state, should require Hm tatuni to in laM night on a City Conmils.l.... tor al llie llaytoiia Neal.reere clnh
lflli|i»*l
f >l't.niH,l il.at
“V
Will. .........Hill ol. II. tl.
Is#—I lo K.irlamiei 4-d, li-4, lo ri in
- "1 •'IgTiil.tlf 1 gl.lri 1 will be
local And private detectives also
nii
4
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N
ic,
I'JI'l
"M
r.
requesl
that
efforts
be
mad*
to
ducllona." If the Draft Law Is .................—
**........... *" .1 bind fought match that hrougl.i
s*14*** *•it'll
aitehded th* meeting.
that enlists
f IVnid*- ! ,
*•**., lull ...c If any HI A residential ares- nut a gallery of urarly Kill #nth>.
to die
Iff. nr Ii hf 1* thtl HIM tb,- drive.
Aa the .manhunt entered Its parniivied
I
ICpiHMlHi.I.a.I.
■lat
could
he
in.Nllfied
to
permit
conILeaStauea **
slastlc
Ians,
mostly
from
I
Ire
Mar
1
.hii
third' day, investigators dung to
Ifiikni d , 11 fstdeni of the
I .1.
.1 II "Ifn .in ,
nnl In.all'.
.truction of smaller homes, report
unW'a' lew thin les<M.
r 'liilti. lfil tin- t.u, mess
•Mil *1
lilt* p.H-rnt hi a will. . 1.. 184
ed that the Franklin Tarrace area Ian loo visitors.
Charles
Morrison,
local
tent..The FBI automatically enlisted
null: I li.ll,Hit and Still. lilf ,*|III./ lllt l ll 4.1 ll r club HecreIII •
near French Avenue and Twentytha aid of mllllona of elvillana,
1 .1 ill-, t.fl 1, and 1is-- 1. •ii \ M 1* R i 4lllif "1 1 undquist,
fifth .street Is the ullly area under play.-r and well known umpiir
S A A R B R U E C 'K K N . I In* Huai. vNil
O R LAN D O .
Jail.
20- l/1't
banka and buslnea* establishments
Mi «
r.i HI.Ilk I'll ll 1 c m ..mi-.. •s**1 III* IIMMllltft It-mi the two
consideration whore the floor area officlateil at lha match.
H im ll. H. Ilepatlineul of Agn U11 N l— (/Pi T h f Fifnclt-sponsoi
* last night by publishing serial
1-1
4 *4Ills'll •’III Im* Hl4.1l* '4|sj ss*'11 I" ek ...... t. "tl.l II.Hi-l ...gi Saar govarimivtil .ium.i.iih-hi
I9t..
can l.e reduced.
■i.lllire III a reporl of mhl-Jaim- h.
HAN
FKANCIHCO,
Jan.
20.
numbers of 2 t,uf>0 bills totaling
'I*! ■'I...
M i -N'ctli 01 god a||
SJity Manager Clifford McKlhaty coiidlinms iatd waim Fl.n .lav .littslic ii.hshuihi -, 1lin'd -at III* •• tl) -It s'ifl tllllgj Itl I llr» illtM,900 of tha fl.000,000 taken In (A*) — A Han Hruno, Calif., youth l>*u said the City Commission has
piolveting lid* SHinl-Buloiioin.mn 19aa itl .fl .if till* >|»4* llk ? l, Ml I'll I I ...fir.t.fi'i I., niter.,1 1l.e stalv winIda
weather
and
very
llgltl
rams
was shut and critically woundrd
the robbery.
M-t a hearing on Feb. 2 to hear
k.vr* setting l.ack sum* Irncli it ut 1* fr.itn any piup*Kumlu cam |»'f|l*'.| 4 M'l l 4*s tlf llllPt'llolt'l, | «aV ' ht coiifvihi.ce ,.f 1’iycevs lo b*
^
A top eaecutlve of the Insur last night after a hot rod game of pros ami cons on tills proposal.
It
11 I |t»l.lai, s*!lIt*fI \ l|| '4VS|| fI •»H held Hui.irda) and Sunday at Daypnign to return It to lifrmunv
i-topa.
t o.a Head.
ance company covering tha atolan automobile tag on a lonely stretch
I In tun* ii' mI ••a|»4*i ieiii*rtE.
I'urliaiueiit
has
appiovi-.l
hills,
Mayor
H.
0.
(l.ew)
Arnold
ol
The
Zoning
Board,
he
declared,
Home
r*euv*ry
has
hemi
ms.If,
fund* disclosed that had tha rob- of th.s roast highway south of tier*. suggested that Highland Park sub l.m.gwouil annoiinceil tmlay llisi
Mi MacNtell explained that the
wlilch
probably
will
hf
nffHct**.D •
•livtiMia Mrif Mi
Victim of the shooting wan
in.waver, in lit* Pompano sec after a second reading next wnnk, j Islik 1“ M 8*I ***41 1
bar* arrived two days later dots
t uilil Mull I d.th- m il vote .in I Iih ilathl the
division,
immediately
south
of
lie
will
be
a
candidate
for
the
Htale
to 910,000,000 would bar* been In Fred H. Hchoene, 20.
tion, the report said. Inti pro invoking pvnaitifs up to »nv-y«sr ' ' 'III •••*•Ilt|»1l8*l III |lM**s8Mltt||t* *8II'| laycevi will like in iHteience to
At Han niairu Community Hos Twenty-fifth Street, be left In Legislature In Oroup No 2, *111.
the company's vault*.
duction will continue mi a rnr- pi is..11 terms sml 2lll),tl()0-fi an.' ! !*•ii ui ills' I fn*- ilHitfht fully /mii \ tl.e II ....1 hi I'.niimittHH 1nport and
lb*
HI
A
status,
but
recomnumded
Jcct
lo
the
Democratic
Primary
Henry Palmer of tha' Commer pital doctors said Hchoene had that carports and porchat, all Mr. Arnold added that lie reserve. if.VDt fines against persons wlm *!••«* in •kiiitJiiilruteii llmt K ii ^Id Ii w I.hII ihi i I.h> will endorse (he re11 ..Hiliturtl
•*««• 8|| 1
cial Union* Assurance Company. been shot In the groin, shoulder under one roof, be allowed to the right to withdraw at any Iwlled basis for several weeks.
peal nffui 1 to l.e made against the
attack thw Hear guveriiim-nt nr
Potato
and
tumato
crops
In
and
arm.
and
twice
In
th*
legs.
Ltd., of London nnd Now York,
I lo.i.la sales la.
It was decided
i. itistitiitlon, aprea.l rumors, stir
make
up
tha
1,000
square
feet
lime
if
promised
support
from
hie
Teen
age
witness**
to
the
shoot
1
1
id*
were
repotted
as
generally
1that on Thursday nights there
, up trouble wltli tl.e Saar's neigh- R r| )| n * r Q i i u l i f i e H
required for area of homai to b* friends throughout Seminole Conn
E o r t.. sHii.l tl.e two voting delegatCi
ing
said
tne
gun
wteldera
ware
two
Is nearly that amount on h
lair to giH.it although slightly l.v- l.uts nr give “ false reports" to for
uiiiiiatrucled.
built lu this section.
ty fsils lo materiaiixe.
Meanwhile, raids In th* under boys about 17 or 1H year* of age
A , 11.h iiieHiing neared its end,
( o i i i i i i K S u i i u U * R a i ’i*
n.» n correspondents,
Th* Board turned down. a re
Mayor Arnold waa alectfd In hi* I hind normal schedula.
who
forced
Hchoene’*
car
to
tha
world ■Slums of Marseille and
French sources said the French
•Mi Stvmpei introduced six new
quest for erection of a filling sta present riffle* in Longwoud on a
In th* Everglades, harvesting
aid*
of
th*
highway
near
Sharp
Part* have netted fiva of tha hold
high comnflsiloner In the Hear,
I W I.AHAHHKK, Is.. 2tl.
i,|h iiinmhvi's who, lie added, are the
of Han tion at Mellonvilla Avanua and write-in vote on Dac. 7, IU4H after ol c*Ury, caht.ag* and potatoes 1Albert Grandval, would approve
so
gang who ambitalwd and rebbed Park, five mlTaa aouth
Rosalia Drive.
serving ala year* aa chairman of
I'
S.
Hrnalor
Clauile I'upper "young, progressive type „f man
Francisco.
tha City Council. H « cams to 1- activa amt winter potato dig tl.e 1.manures as soon as tlie fin- til I Is 1 toilsy qualified as a can we need lit the Jaycee.
Pollca threw up road blockades
I l.v new meinbeis are, Ralph
.
r
m
t
A
a
m
a
q
b
Longwoud front Akron, Ohm, In ging has begun a Fort Mycra. n.rrnher Hear Parllamant takes d.daif lur re-electlun. lie paid lit*
In an effort to Intercept tha pair.
Th* lead
final action, possibly Monday. Pre |II2I» 'i.ialifying fee lu Hecrelsry I Cowan, Jt , Robert Kumblsy,
Manatee
section
tomato
harvest
Fir*
of
undetermined
origin
1984,
and
ia
a
citrus
gruwer
and
Cblaf' Deputy Sheriff Walter
•waatheart, pollca « » , w s u*«n
liminary parliamentary approval ol Stain R. a Gray.
t I Redding, Pen.aid L C.uthriS,
caused conaidarahla damage to tha real estate broker.
ll* Is also
murderad, apparently In a falling Moore of San Mateo County said stock and content* of th* Tira and president of the Bemliinle County ing continues activa hut the crop was given yesterday.
Guidon Swain and Neal Angal.
ii.
a
brlel
slalfmenl,
l'e|.pei
he waa not- satisfied aa to th*
i, suffering from tack »f rain.
out among the thieves,
Under thai* laws no new polltl- said "I dedicalf myself lo a slrug
Repair Hhop operated by Milton Citrus Growers Association and
Growing
conditions
have
hveu
-Bat two or tha gang still are cause of th* shooting.
cul
parties
or
trade
union*
can
he
, ' I h I Htilered nearly 14 year# ago
Automobile tag consists of rival Reel at Thirteenth Street, and urganlted the Haldeman Brush Co
missing/ arid with theta tha loot—
generally satisfactory in central form'd without parliament's ap will. I ianklin il Rouieveil I., proOleander Avenue at iiktt o'clock, which he recently aold.
»400,000 In Jewel* Halen from the drivers— aomatimaa involving sev Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland nport.
proval,
The
new
laws
alao
ban
I'iotUx with active l.a. vetting
nn.t.- tha health, tt.«
JA C K H U M 11.1.E, J*.., 20.—
eral car» — trying to force one
Nail salutes or emblems or “mili and tin- peace of all the people .‘Italian
PH I KMT (JOBS T O MOSCOW
•d. Patrolman Jack Hickson and
High L t f
now of eatery and cabbage iu taristic" music.
another off tha road.
Max Baa* dlscuvarad the bias*
■■I our stale and nation."
MOSCOW, Jan. 80. - </P> - the Sanford area.
Atlanta
09
88
T
It
e
Saarbrutkceu
Z.eltung,
and
turned
in
tb*
alarm.
Tha Rev. Loui* Rc-Sert Brasaard.
Pepper was first elected Unit,'.I Poston
30
ALLBBGIC NBW8PAPKBMAN
Production of strawberri* a- newspaper which
19
reflects
the
!fc w < i i . (bay g n t h U m *
Roman Catholic priest from Maa- round Plant City should reach view of Pramltr Johannes Hoff Stales Senator in IU3C to fill the Unibank
77
PASADENA, Calif.. Jam 20M
of the two— Paul Laea had
IIORRIBLB
MISTAKE
sachuaetta. arrived her* today to production peak around Um first
uiiHxpiml term of the late Duncan Chicago
24
OT)— Allergy, SehmaUerey,. says
11
1 VlncinloUI. Tha iavaatl- newspaper
H U L L, England, Jan. 10. — UP) take up nia dull** a* priest to of February: planting of cab- man's Christian Democrat Par U. Fletcher, lie waa re-elected to Detroit
editor Frederick O,
24
1
ty.
said
today
the
"unqualified
lad than* thiangh the Rimyon, what'a
— Seaman Jamas Pearson Is doub American Cathollca in th* Soviet bag# and potatoes
potato* In th#
th* Hgst*
Hast recognition of U. H. Secretary full six year terms In 1U3H and Galveston
to doT
78
U
dock*Ida haagatiU of Marka for the ly sorry. Ha was fined 8 pounds capital.
ings area la nearing completion of State Dean Achsaon on the IIM4.
New Orleans
78
M
Island-ed gsgatoa. to ■ mmneww x .M.p......... ta in Hunt (98.40) yaatarday for atoaMhir a
Rep. George Hmathera of Miami, New Vork
rather Brasaard, 88, who wsi a ami cabbage harvesting ia under Haar question should atrip cur
... 81
88
Man a* W i l l and ta tagton Memorial Hospital for four-and-a-half-gallon bear barrel. teacher at the Assumption!*! Col way.
. 42
88
tain German circle* of their last J. 11. Horrall of Orlando and J. R Seattle
Ha told thg polleaman who ar- lege in Worcester, Man., will as
Farm operations ar* active illusions." This referred to de Yearwood of Fort Mead* have Jacksonville
treatment of stttns.
.8 0
-M
. rested himi
,
sume his poat at one*, lla will •itber preparing or planting mands by Wait Germans for announced aa candidates for Pep Miami .
........ 78
Tl
“I mad* a banWt mistake. It officiate al Moscow’s Chunk of 8t.
per'* position, but none has quali Orlando
........ ........ l l
M
relinking
Uto
Saar
with
Germany.
” rt* sa ji
f ,‘
fied..
...
Louis «f th* French.
Tamjj* .h. . . *•.immsimSI
^ 0 * a «m * « *■ N s t Thee)
M
— ----- - s - i n ik*.
«, N
Draft Defended Negroes May
A* ‘Stare’ Move Attend Florida
n i 11 u
i tt
Apainst Soviets
,‘l
1. .-
Tlfuory Of Hydrogen Buinb Is A
rot t-ss Of !•'iisini*
A
W a r r e n Terry
Entertains Club
With Eight Opera
11
Miami Visitor I s
Freed As Suspect
+In Boston Robbery
‘
-.
19111
•
«
\
.1 y C4‘ 4‘ N L au n c h
Viiiiuri! I)riv 4» T o
C vi Now M em h e rs
V
Kurluiidur Win« Over
ViHilifiiK 'IVniiiM I*ro
Zorn* Board Reportn
On Building Rule
Hm ula’s Warm
I'Yeiieh Tighten
I Weather Ketanls Tropagaiula l>an
In Saar Hasin
C r o p (■r o w t h
O
Hot Rml Tag Game
Knd« In Shooting
Mayor Lew Arnold To
Run Ear Leffiitlature
THE WEATHER
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r
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rrarmpi
Ett5SSiijBjm
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Hydrogen ftomb
Dollars At Work
.
1:
SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE TWO
The Sanford Herald
m em & m
THE NATION TODAY
HtntP» hit# thn rilfht tn toll you
Imw iniieh of the liyilntRen homh
l epnrtu nre correct.
K firy n n e i I i* on the indite Ine.
lip i "I'jileJ hy n piMklhle ilenth
penult.v, Thoki* who talk freely nre
im'kiili* I ho know.
The native* of the Martanaa
Homer called alnlitar tau ih tcr
snrihmlc hecntiw nn herh grown lands are Chamorro*, which in
on Mnnlinin wn« reputed to enuae Poftufrcsev meana pcopla “with
cropped'hair." They were ao named
death hy Immhlcr.
hy Magellan.
The Piitiilof hlnm ls arc aum niir
Mugna Carta waa signed In
InecdiiiK pround!, for lihollt 11,000,1216.
lnK> Alo kn for pent*.
l(<nalli»l Kri.M r a i , Oh#I
T h a t the f tit urn will see this successful Investment <>f
Inn. type fur ilrlnm itliill liy tin
Hr r IIA It I. KM M OI.ONV
liillimiH uf Am erican dollars in backward areas of A lr lr u
A-lionili wne nn the ilrHwini;
f ____ ,11 Wnaanlla ,\t»nmr
(Knr Jamrx M arina)
linnriM.
, , H air,•< h i arritnd rlaia Matter mid South Am erica in the opinion of people fa m ilia r w ill)
The inline yenr, l)r. Philip Mur•OrfnXrr XT, IRI*. at liar raat O lflrr ronditlotiH (here. Moat obnervers believe, however, that priW ASHIN GTON , Jan. 25— </P)—
a* lia ln ld t Kin, Ida, uadfr tbr A,I
likini, nf Cornell, one of ilie |, ii »
rmiKti'ia
la
mckiiiK
with
call*
for
ai CaaartM of Marrb a, 1*T»,
vate investm ent inul development w ill prove more effective nit I lug frcsi.lcnl Truinnii’a 142,- Alnni'w lioinli rcicnlM *, win. .juotHOM.AKIt l„ IIKAIf
than direct aid from the Am erican Kovcrnm cnt.
1 Unit “the poixlhll.ty I'Sl.kln" fori
! .11,(11111,111111 apenillliK limlKPt. Hut <
•
ra n nr
tin n itu s m x u n
Such an aid program Inis been presented to C on^rem I In' r-i'lil recnriJ ahnvva Hint tliia ia i. hydriinen-lieliii— *<qmh.
llitalnfta Wanna*#
i No one line Isen definite. i t ; in a measure which would tietrln the im plem eiaation of ,ni’ii'i ki.nl Omn il*.up.
m 4t r «
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r ,'«’si"i*ir ...... il.
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o
n
im
F
m
ia
m
;)rf
w
w
r
i .sj.
•v^.e.i (iriiernl Mile \ ,**•••i wn
O'
On* Hovitki
1.00|technical asnistanre to huckwanl nrena, commonly known
,i!pimi “In three
'
""of Id# four
"""hudgelH
" iie il lo hnve menttorini n hoinh
.TOO
Mi Moultia
HJNI Hie i'oini ho u r proKi’iim. i n"i"i* lYmitWi.i ■■ would aiiproprm te for previous yeurx i.lihough llinre |ooo limes more powerful,
On# Vtnr
n imi IIirr.tHlO.WH) lo help mine lu in n slandards in A fric a . Sonlh link in t ii .koine ilim io r lor Clin
il"W jiiorli worse I it iivdrojr'cii
Ail iikliimvF nillrM t entda of
Isiioli? At KJDO tim ei more pi.wi'i
time.
Ibaalsi. iM n lilld iii hn4 n»|l*»« »• Am erica and Aida, on condition that O50,()p0,(>00 be forth- every
The ii.rream1 for the four year-* fid its iniKiixxInri won’t lily every
M l»ital«M «Ri for (b# nnrpoa# of comiiiK from other w h iiy c h induditifr [N irtlclpating iintiotiH.
tlooif tint for lllflll n u lls — hoi
ml«t*N lamAm, will I r ffbargrl for
I oImIm $:»jtiii»,(ioti.u«<).
nf Maiilar ndvrrllalnn ra in .
llcHponiilijlil v fin nftrr-hudget ..Illy for pi miles. T tin l’s n nid i.Ik,
T h in total Is hut a drop in the bucket compared to too
>aal7r H» I - ■J'lv.iei which .foom
f f[„o
inv*-tor., n iiu lil put into m 'niinjK o‘n, Hu ree o' U» speti'IIIlK lx ill-.pi.lnlil*' oioiium; the jim sil.ifl,..
land ArifBpHior "
Sharp vfaccam accent tp your cprtng
11 i.iiM' iioisl nverylhing .iter sou
la r , *••• \nr* , I ht
po.v. r (h'velopini'iit mid trantiportiit/oii impro'vcmeiitH. One l ■i jillki-.
ipinre roiliis,
lUaab tlfy* nwd Hi. l i mit.
Hiinp which fjetern private investment is the fear n f Hei/liiel
imt mmipilmpt vMi-il
* T f # 'If r a il T i 'a <in«miitr «*f oiif
to upciiil sinfc i'tl mifMlii lltingi*
Will
tliera
tie rmllnnctlvli
fashions is this smartly stjded Life Stride
AaanflHlfd F r f u *th».h |«
liy the henefltterl jrnvefrniientM. mice the invcHtmentri iiave Hint. Mr Trunm ii r . •iiii.iii.'iu li.l
fm o lid . hniith?
h n M .iv , hui
M r lm lt f li to ili# o*«* for »#finiiii
enf'im *•r nil (H# Itsi-ssl arm printed In in made., an untcmini w hirh lias happened liefure. 'H ie . 2 Ml. T i..m.ir. tins Numrtinti- M"1 likely floio ao oilioy diffi'Mo'
ala Ihle notipapir, at is ell aa nil ntea linn before f'miprfR# would provide that the United .'it,iii * iIn "Ui'li will, new or .'K|uiuil* k"id "f ntomc. Hut you will hi.w'
. . . priced tn fit your b u d g e i . styled
I P nmm dlantfifrlifa.
f..ie nog jirtiji-**i!; after hit ..it tti, j.ic .c o t A-)j..ioh ind ho iiti,
stale:, p n v.'riim rn l uldaln ifimranteea from tiinnrnftu*iiU •>! ,„■
ily iioy now.
O llll.il h u ily I me ■ Iige
the arena marked for development, protecting priva te A m - ( :l t'lii'Min too..... iinfni 0*11 hy
Kill KAY, .IAN. 20, Ifi&O
to complement Spring 1950 fashion*.
Hue linn ililC p"S>|hlllly |, m
m a n inveatfiivnt. Private {nveatura moatly wish tin* admin ell lid I lie Pie kiildit "i t 'nngrem
ih.poHishdl
ai'ieoliflr
t
v
.,|
.
' “ T o i v a v h n iiic r r v k h k k
intratioii would forget about aid nppropriutim m for the i'oini ■ ntnellii.es ktiiiek initial spemllng 11 Is I loll when ii oorlenr Iwunh
$ 0 .9 5
Fo u r program , mid do no more lim n obtain the gunrmiteeH .oiliin>iti-r. hnywire.
I "tk powerful etioiiKii, the flu h
Thou* «hn h atr Inalulil anil nnKxiiMi|iles nf llii i In; I kind in- • lin in g Inul will rlie in d in t
to
protect
investment.
tterstanrilns ahnulH try In rusk#
rlmle rnlil win ile v e lii|iin e n tw llid i
that m#i>tagr uini|>li> anil rlpar.
Profitable iuveidmeiit of private capital has so fa r made hnve wilt costs sonriotf. noil til ' I" " p i'll">n In Incrense In c iid g y
They almuW mil try In make (Iipiii possible for the United Stales Hie attainm ent o f the highest IHiti Iiiis Ioosh ih'i'llne which idl'd ■ d the Ini in to T iiiit, Ir il
$ 8 .9 5
talvex aeeni wise. W rlle the vhlnn, standard of living I lie world has ever known. It Is reasonable op sulisidy iiutlny. while klliuik- i nn- true, might menu an.ring
H
to AAAA
("
lit
i"in
lung
out
huildieda
"f
ami make It |ilaln upon the liil.lca,
log down Ins reyenim e limuli'-i. miles.
dial lie may run tlml iri.ilrtli il in suppose ihat the same principle could operate In the un
Mr. Triirnno'i. new inidgel for
• oiler (lie ii turn ii- nieruv IftIV(
llnli. 2:2 developed areas of Hie world.
tlie |2 nouilhs slnltio g next July
I II: I lie lne«t costly |teiirol line pro n .lv the prpkjdi nl .,f ih, I •mU H
Jftnin ever Inhl down liy n preii
AN O M 'O H I) H U N T
ih'ot lit (111- tipeltiIii: i f l i'Ogresn 1,1,1 •|i*>* nuticiji/ihu^ its h | iiii Hit
(From T I ip f h ilit ln n Mrlencp
II fm I'sliioli.w i o fti, ISd, IMIII, soil de ‘•v 1'f h K in . itn«l «lro|>pi.{ n id -1
Mnnltnr I
lu ll iililemi I * xi'ii me m l ed
I' UcMn j fruiii hi t h|»*miiJiria/ » I
Seasoned
automobile
drivers
learn
to
test
the
g
rip
ol
7inlay my nlil piint nf Ih*
Vel It noUi'ipnteii nil (Sfui. liuitavi'
th eir tires on the road, in aneleratlon and braking, whenevei
U a iiln i Q iihi I
dio.oon.lmu, in two per rent d ll
Her»' it I ln‘ ii'i'«1111 «»ll llit>
Ilaa rnniP In lifi*
Nnllilnit lta> they start out in went tier which m ight make t he road slip oioler llo* .ill n ot siidollliK ml*
i i* v li.ii** Uiu I^ H h M, T i oniiii
rlianK*'!
p rry . T h e y make a new lesl whenever n differe n t type ol nf MS.'.'II’iMMIIMHHI
I I iii . III lent
Illnce I1ini h i . M... keoxi** a iig ia ir.l road surface is encountered, and whenever conditions up mle Itself i I lie out growl II of » ihmiDeil
biniim v : pinpiisc.l s |> *■ n <| i " i
llllh i i <III'
pear to change. These d r iv e n then know how fast ih. t * | l infiM,min mill piuginiii .Mr T im Inl.ll ) III mill,.Mill,IMIII; u,
|, •
tnl
Mure Ilian » ■ m tnry ngu, on |n»1
Iiiiio soliiollted n year ngo.
ran drive, what they can expect their earn to do ir there
Midi a midy
The l ‘n oh ol * i lnliii uf ii eol ill vear's "ml Kln.'.'SV.IMMi.ilee In
Moriiint:, «>' ■ nit i lemlx a I n llf is need to stop n| turn suddenly.
i.od**i .m u ol \ i iil Mile, tlepeod . i l ine i i, l2|i,eim ene
.IftmiHry I:•17;
|
(nfUflllli llllll/Cll
II is surprising how many others overlook this le t. louvd) no tw" • lo o iittj Doit In .i.'H.lMIO.JIIIII;
j|, | mil
The I'laot ai "V llmra ahing H ip mid discover iltal ihe mad is slippery only when a skid lui ii'loilllet) I" lie iiece'.m rily—hased
*h*»»•»»-,. 11,
wall hv Quern*
"o gor.ii't's:
I | hot ri li'liin s ciists will lie
I I favi- innlml li Iji-pii li)|t|>pi| n Ml begun, perhaps ending in a clash.
........
It*IH, iiMiji.mid
•line hv fH2ti.iMio.nnil liirgely ic *»!t
1,01941; ill*! uni $ |hfhf* i ,|MMI
mI iu p tin'll,
i 'iiii . i ' fewer ve ld uni will nppl\
|MlIt'll 1|* Illi.I.nun.lHHl
Bui tin- ilr lim lr
wroiiytlil linn
fm Hi'hoolioir nod nllii'i ii'H iljllil
M'll'Cll with 11h Invrlv Kill*'
.1mviiiiiiy I!»|!»: |>i«»|m> «•«! <11.
M l AND V a i U I
loeots lieoefilH.
Iln ln l Ih'i i i i i II i i Iii - K iiiiiii Ip i 'a iiiiim
; in t|
nitli
Il take:* .'iiimigo tu admire people openly. C raven mind'
.' I'lotl mil li.S ' f"l fill III pi ire fiM'iil yi'in Itii IF KDitr > Iit, ift#*
“ I fiHI"
i
■ ii I.)*'>r1e m il .I. ,|i y.'.k] non,line
la Inal llm iium1, anil tin- widtniii tend to shy away Im m .a ilin g attention to Hie good point
uuil; II11)Ia! f rut I III111*11MU itU I.IJk,.
I h. I'lesi.h "I . mil in Inn nies HUM,MOD.
; i: l«l, St. - A(T uan frnm I'fint
Ini nkink
ol others for fear of oh o u tin g their own, Have you im-\**i
P u i|ilr h iii I In iiv y -a m ilrit mi I In* Iieapd ii woman ss>, ia a lone of Ih in ly veiled eonlempl. •iig" I hnI *‘<iug . • hn > hs much
M ‘pt'Hk IIII 1. 11 I" I g 1. v i I II III e Ii 1
watt.
'’.Slie's a rather p r.’tl\ looking little person." or "W h a t |.einlllig ii I" h i . f"i "nil ex
r*«# sisHlf^Y1I. MYlOff, 4iC
•***yMonrfoy tvtfttfif.
Only llm I'lu f c n ir i.f l.njjir. ivnlk
1•in • 11" IV It.mi "ll.llglltjlinm
ii nice little dress Min'ie w earing." I ’atrom /Uig, b elilH m )’ . t>•-n. 1
Ink I" liiii Minimi
dam uing W illi faint praise
dmi't ymi know sueii perstuio1.’ until"! il \ eiue I .<t hv D ii. (,’iin
On NmnliPi Twelve, liaa
gl t*:i
d cg d iriiili-il,
These are tin* lvoincn -and men, too- whit believe Him
*... fluil
II. leimtnh'.l ' "Mr* '
lie In WrnfiiiiZ I'Xm llv Ilia axiim by putting others nu the shoulder w ith a dow nw ard u io m
f I p h i ,nee.in>i., ...
pci . " ill, "I |
(uwn, llm muiiD
In
pi'Uiiliig I.Slil him uni hut it, 'I
K'luan rnllijKi' cap, lull iimtri.it nf muni they will mid eiioriii.uisly to liie lr own atalure. Am i all ill "juliei k"-.s|,ii mi "f feeglB*'.
•lie lim e th e y ’re seared In den Hi for fear someone will inul
while kill Inrai'liPK,
ii .(• it I,"I II... I cii .'ll "f
A|ul n Ini.p Jahol, In- in i-IhiI In Old how iinimfNirlaul they themselves are as if c v irv n ii.'
nlivilll v ih 1v*. .
*lniiii)iiim Irnuai'ra
didn't know i l ! An litfe fio rijy , synne that (rlep to esi,ape
Mi T iu iiiih | il •Mine l.i'irt l^ri.
Af>*i. a. knoDurf tin.
from Ms aulf-io
1 a ilient by befittting others will lei) isles i«r, Mo t.) t In 11111H'Ii'.m mii'I prugi'Mi'1
,i U JU IIA M n o m il.A H KAMI'. evury time.
Saraii t'otustoek in ■Yriur lu ll- i Dull lei.< ii H",I iHUfi,'Ulili,mill on
.t pup.’i lo In pip I In ,1 l.llllgcla III.,I
.1
' fm ,1. 1,1,, .i ll .,i i,on It I ii i ongiii.il
.I '
.
“lb
*
ilcr'aM
will
its
nilpublldi
li in y
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<
III lie wild lippct, l.'illlirv, i»rjvl . In’ilii |,f "ll|IClul|||,g |' |t'(ll|l."
,fVd*l i. ond-wmler loiiiur rdllMUl
(lliluy’i. Y miimDz' •lv«r In"i m ii,mi.'
f ifllTviUKnt
.TJiTy^K>i
Tlui^ ' |H"i"..m
rlMonday.
*
b>r iiltueal wip tr|l«' gloiu; , i i i in lllU ij
I Dunlin;
u: (, ‘Mf:" T U " inin
Dear Mi:.,Heap
, '
'
...**
hltllka,
t, ,
i ' iiii iiIIofh ,f If I,I) tutil^ljj bi( jjga»nig,
Kill'll 111'.I I'flpplllg (((ill) j'lli-o I
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i i*■■* i, i I,
n
|
i. irf il i t *','1 I - of
the
IIruiJ.t
of
.tiiii,
lliii,,
hen.I
If ii wiulliwltile iiii I iiik llie auto
U i
i d : "I'liiriiln n.el Merger 1Dclltril
i ilwt in f. o im iii. i rmirs lienin <i » ii |H.V lift Dour!" leftsH (fi eiiltrt lieMille d 'in .‘ oiidm il liy mil-nf xtnlr ,tien nf New (Iiti'iiiiH tin tirmitlst'il
« * • . . , mill tlir lium liri ol ilirin Niergei nf Die A TI. inul KKtf «>•*terns. Due pniiigrA|i||' Zt*nt!s. In
'w lin .s ie [Oilolee«.
part;
e
"
'*■ "
"Until ia|lii'iels linv'o main line*
’ I i ihe Itiln n l Ins oil o lroinsiiiiii Minnlnu fumi .fai'lfSiitiVilth tp’MIh' fn* I* slmlirliPil «• die Seusle ill ■iil him] nie i ..mpi'Ditu' rtilfilx*'
Tlilx waxu’t liiteiuleiT tu mislead
dirsled WeiloeuUy it ilin iild lie miyiinr, nf conrxe; iipvcithelexx It
lhal would in lin e dir pure id oten. is likely Ii. ilu st>. I me nurprlxed
Then more people would hoy o|eo tn Mini Htiy timvxpnper IN Kl.OlUillilead id imlfei. ninl then die price 11A fit luting II vvIlium l correct Imi
or comment.
ol hotter wniilil mine down Inn.
Tim ADI. iltiesnT Imve a line
.1
That would lie it Komi i Iiimr for nmiiieg inlti Miami Mini never had
everyone, d ihrie weir iiirf tome ■me. In fact, Oiclr rloxext approach
Thb't
lht~W
9
td
\pr§adlnq
'about
way of inakinii everyone realize il. III the Magic I’lly la ever a lung
quiet unbroken by tappet noise.
hrancli terminal lug ucnr l.ake
- —*•• - ——
F-263 voIvt-ln-hiaH
llkeci liul.en up aiea well over Hid
And you cen have this power either
tnglnt, already
Mulllfile i i leroiM. a nerve di.esre milra from Mlimil liy rail.
with Quick’s easy-shifting SynchroKur»ti«r, In iclerring to llm
which rauier p n alynr, u reported Af'I. slid HKl' ax being 'compellMesh transmission or the silken luxury
S
unk owner
lo be on the inneate in ihe Unitrd tlderahle temerity. For this very
of Dyneflow Drive.*
f
qiiasilnn
ha*
now
hean
under
cln»»
i fitater, accordion lo pr. Frank
* . 1i
xtml* tiy some of our , qualified
AM - it if you w ill tho hifhfext pmver*
B. Walsh, John Hopkins Horpital traffic people, attomayg and even
Either way, this SUFRR Is certainly
atory ol Ihe year. C a ll it another
t •becialirt, and ir more prevalent in the courts, and they seejn. unetim
something
to see. T o this top-notch
triu m p h in Huick'a tn n j hietnry nf until
,■.
ine North flian in the South. An- to decide It to far.
new
power
it adde style end room;
There
Is
more
evldenca
ahowlng
ing
up
w
ith
car
performance
beyond
• other good reaion for spending the
the two road* are not competitive,
comfort end a wide outlook, soft et*y
compare.
winttrs in Flnrnli ei heller still, however, then that they are.
I
stride and handier new over>aU length.
making dm ila lr yum permanent
1 think our AP writer h** lM
Hut. air, w h en you alep into the xleeJt- m ore rugged hearings, take this greater
A(!|,
confused
will)
the
fleahoard
leiidente.
load and transmit its stepped-up eurga Evtn the price justifies ■ prompt trip
lined traveler pictured here — hung oh
Itallroad, a
which doaa nper*}e
lo the d rive shaft and rear wheele.
to your hat.
a highly competitive line directly
to your Huiek dealer to leern more
'N. '*4 1 Senator Tafl of Ohio demands (o Xtlaml
I'n r yo u 'll he riding behind a power A m i vnu. hfklnd th'« whftl, wreathe year about Uuick for 1950. You'll ooon see it
Hlnretely,
.
..1
that Pr#si,|#nt Tinman act quickly
H. II. (luthrl*.
plant that ia not only new but n major fate in m it e i at the lift you findI A t the why so many folks ere already saying,
to pul ilia coal miner* hark lo
sensation of Ihe 1950 season.
trigger-quick lukc-nlf— the mile-eating “ Whatever your price range—better
wnik, hut ihe Presidenl defer* ac
Saar
i
f, i
*'t *
,«
cruising
stride — yo u r easy disdain for buy B ukht” .
Ry
tion pretending lhal nn emergency
Y o u 'll he cnmmitnding the v e ry latest the pasting gas pumps.
*Sm
U
*rJ
f#
R o jd m a it i *. * / m m / h
gsistl. Meanwhile. John L. Lewi*
U'txilMiS rram ■*•••
tntro ml m Svnn
Sm ut m*Mi.
w o r d In v a lv c -in -h c a d p o w e r — the
The Haar, In tho French ocitnds nut paid piepaHanditt* In
Y o u und y o u r S lH 'llR are re a lty
cnpatlun tom*, haa been attached
newest
accomplishment
of
the
orgunilha mine* explaining In'the men tu French economy and gweri a
stepping out— and hoick's good name
Kdtiou wills the M iunlry's longuxt xircieh
that hi* "iiiugctlien" nut In wink ilegicc of autonomy. Tn* u. H.
as “ ii sweetheart on Ihe ro a d " gains
Htatc
Depart
merit
Tuoeday
««ld
vf experience in this engine design.
mora than thien day* a week is
still mtiru lustre.
tho United male* had “ no nbpecWhen nna man
an "order". When
f l « n r « n » m
tton" tn giving the Saar a seal
•f 1
, freedom-loving A iu e rk * ', take*
H e r e e v e ry fixt-sizc fuel charge rmw
on the Council of Kurgpe. This,
N o r is rniiil-ihrill the only blessing WMM.COMZtlllieN N..WX nt,,.|,.V,l* p#wMt#
In effect, would roeognlie th6'
L K men
i upon hirmelt lo OKDLK
d e liv e rs a h u s k ie r w a llo p . S h o rte r,
IS
.#
#
mcIhm. Sr, Sfi r#IW«L IHt* *•}«!
In lUZf*
this n ew p o w e r plant brings, Sim pler
mitonomoua position of the Haar.
.. work, or not to wo
there i*
<m i Mi .i . Niw-MiriSN im m e . . m. * » ■ • ..^ .4
lig h te r c o n n e c tin g ro d s m ean that
design makes service easier,so upkeep »tHI«. w##* **.,a«*X kNt„ "rfavtt* MSIt"
. amtrgency, Presided! Truman or,
pistons Bash w ith (aster and livelier
•WltMNtll VMMIlllf, ,t*t« v#>»mI »NwS»Ui Iw.
diminishes as it problem . Hydra'itlie
a anybody elte, to the contrary not
action.
F A N C V and K f lL I! )'C O l.O U S
•un* •#*(.«* . nums-NANer siar,
#w .#h
v a lv c -U t t c r s k e e p v a lv e s p r o p e r ly
with*t«nding.
» r •*
iis
f e A
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H e a v ie r crankshafts, floated on bigger. - scaled (o r cflicicnt operation— and fur f#.#tsfH MW<muUim«*H#«#i«rWe. Owe h#tw.v r«#*vt,
•laraa-wies waff nmute U i«#m a , #<im •sms
JN BOXR^ m \
TYP E
I
Congres* i» expected to vota
aem ate*. «*•#. •11,1 1 ,#fWeWfl.*#«#wns# ti*^ i#«.
-I f -'
. ‘i today on whether Prexldent TruFully Equlpp*d
*W».itMVrW# iw4w*.NA# •aVMAHOW
Radio, lleater
MIVI thmdmOit #HtOAOMilTIIS. Mtln.1 „
man** C iv il Right* bill*, including
t'*i**.i 7 g j j u > :f 2 -!)5
twl an turtS aW IMCUl „4m • MMHrtlN MONU
A ..anli-lynching legislation, should ba
i
in *
»"*
huum * anas snows or leewwewr
consider ad . ia this etaaion ol Con-.
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«•rdt«* i^t k «M « « , pHirie**
re*t. Negro*, who have lived in
#e#f# town.
ftford alt their live*, know there
F o r d C ustoo* .
•i never been a lynching in ihie
and aleo whit* Congret* con'. i-iV .. ’v .
.
Yenr K n to 0 ##tw V#h# ,
e nwh nutter* at anti-lynching
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F L A T K N IT .
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nftfed thmughont the cqugtry
, , l i wholesale without raceWng
;* W attention froni Cong**** or the
sehataotver. A fad gnl
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The Hulittlcr CJives Himself Away
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UNDERSHIRTS
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FRIDAY JAN. 20, 1950
T il l ? S A N F O R D i m i M I . I V S A N F O R D F L O R I D A
Mrs. 11mi ter llimnrcil
With Bridal Shower
PARIS T I I H K V
I'lihlii* In Invite*!
To Mayfair Dance
I tots*, all will r*u eMtlg si'lt'Hll
credit- and winking oh (he sche
dules fur next semester. How have
u» MHS. L K. Ml'KNl'KH
By JIM M Y POWF.I.I,
y u stood It tin* long. Sadie T (PutMrs. K. L. Hnutrr, the formal
One of the m in i ways fur tl.c
The thought that this has been Un nails in my cuffln.) That’e
the
public
t«
Invited
to
attend
Ollie Melle Fortran, was honored ca-uui aaidenei to increase his the irgnlui
u*ek Is far finm what vou're doing. Same. And now
Saturday e'.cr.m* . an
. . on-eventful
. .
Ts;'euh«)rip I 4 8 'w,’ r‘ “
—1
given - > ■ * » ■ - . . . & • i t>v layeiing
tie t.........
(w-Mlil
W Jwtrriift ’. ’sinter Ha v —
F. I Dor
dance •** •* May tail Inn t-irtinc
tfhl- .so -ir. rot the i. rlr7 r , *1 t...
.. ..I.Hp'.vft.'
....
t.y .Miss Rose Tin* practice ina> be
-.■'i*,kHWtn*'"£' . . iwk tomorrow nlgur. ',e**betWM tcuiii was "Victorioua" lem. •:)} >•■
tilings In
ninry Ciillum Hint Mr*. J. L. Von tlie inetlioil in wlncli a stein Is Puul Coble iiini In* orchestiii will nvfe fhp N imv Smyrna Hui rncialut, life that mnke the bigger thlllg
llerinilia at the Culliiln home. The induced to root while it is still fnrliie.fi the Iiin-ic mill un unusual 145tJ° JT. I"*! Tuesday.
_
Mllltil riant All big
seem big »»dI iiomutiint
"
toonis in' the Ciillum home weie attached to the plant.
It wu* a game of tin ill* mol name*, ideals andeverything wer*
Horn -bow i ill .m il n|
fen
Kill lie- lively decorated with sweet- shoots Unit ate to tie luyereil sir ini nip
chill*, n* Well a* highly *uipli»- aninll luu nine
mill Vlnrtily *»f
pea* unit iin-llii liuni*.
young glue ills I inn cun lie bent mid iiidin liniiilllg. 1 told yaUnit the
table*
, w t l-ll/ C
Hilling
the
evening
novel
gullies
easily
mu!
luter
can
be
sepuruted
Klienret Court No. 62, Oriental
till nfm the bettei and it
I . It X I m . V
N I*. W S
Mon.liiy nlgbt the May fail Inn would
Were
enlaced
will;
p.
ue*
being
wit
limit
duiiiuge
to
the
old
pllint.
If
Mr*, ft J 'deed nf Mscun. Gu ,
a
FR ID A Y
.Sinnit* uf North America, met in
Is having .Htjuaie Dance with the seemsaa though il did
M
iPaul
J
t'hesteraou
*
■AvJ.'irrUJ'U.
Co
be
Increase,)
by
•—
ni pper will hr held DeLand at 8.00 IV M. on WaJl.tt- Jit
K-r aunt and uncle ;
by
I
Next week Is slated Ut
iiinsn
m'ht.i by tlie Whysof
UAL1 11
w*v laveiin,, dus,. l*.i • * . . —c * .j.,1 —
at the Btardall Avenur Chapel •[ i.Uy nieb.^ ^ j U l . H.gn Prince** He Mir* n r u C - i j 'try M..I. .. -■
i *in: ’h* l.- G Ii
Ullill"' *
-wrstMi- -ihs-1
■v* till til '
'*piofrssfuiiih**'f
2
iiei
I lerTilfilg' ytlib tile li.moi guest, Mrs mice of small pliable iane*, it |iU|h allim will be informul.
■I S M B aie ^Ud I*) hen ihi*
I'h* iirivevi uiii- 1 H * itlb tuft
■Y:S0 P.M
11cm Trundle presiding. Plans w h o
Mis. l> it. M jtfm .1 i- itvoVei- Itonlel. wen Ml* 1. G Hunter, -l.utild be cut ulf |U t above tile
bit uf juy ? ? I hiniii Utivv n*» I .?•*•» I*1 .f I 'ID F M ni the t dill*
Fannie K. Mnnion will pre- made fur a spring ceremonial. Re
van Hu kUhiind*-a>nm Pvt* j***I i».-•< '*
Mm**, f* , (lien icgiilar
le n t Little Mils Mien Vihteu m freslmiviils weie served by the ing fiom a major opeinin.u ut the Ml* P J. Che-let sun, dll*. Nalicy riu.ilid anil then willowy spioot*
U
s
let*
11
JNews
Nt.e will be Mil lie)*, Ml * I'..mill) Mein, Mr* "III be ainilabb toy nest veiil'*
'.I i** I da Woodnprrati
Juy,I'm a* liu|ip> n- u i ................ .
piano recital al 7:30 P,M. in.Sanford group to l‘!l meinbeis nml Memnliul llolpitul.
By
M
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ill the lio-pllnl fin llnec week*.
Kid|di Kui and tin- Misses M ir y 1 ""ik
b a b y h*iy )
:n d
M* un* I h un n-l i shun nvent,
. ihe Studio at .103 Myitle Avenue, three vlslturs.
'I'll.Mila* Wilkes, Itelty Michels,
it 1* 11*1.ail) uilvi*rlilile to wound
idle Mathieux
The ole saying that
iill lu e n l l Ilf l «•.!', i i| Mi
Mra. Esrai Price, music instrurThose ulteniiinc
Among lb.,**, who will gtndt.ate Maly Am, Michels, Anita Jimmie*. tilt -teiu wlai, it ,ono ,nt,. . mi
i. home unp o u n d n l nl.i
i,
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tor for Sem.rml*. C.ninty schoci;, ltn,l,.!,*»'.| M'* n.**dle William?,
Ml and .lit* Hailey Vellio ale prevent ion 0 wortli
will present a musicul program Mrs H. C. Graham, Mrs. K. Ci. Kil- from the ClilveiMly o( Iloll.la in till lie 1>mlend, Mm git- Hodges. *■*>‘ will, the eaitb Nils mull* eitleituiniiig .Mi and .Mi* Flunk lelire, I*. I’m *me, welcomed at III ot fill. Ill .Hr1 i'11-e tlie girl*
at the Tuurist Center.
, Patrick, Jr.. Mrs. J. A. Howard, nild-yeur cmiiniemeiuent exercises Kalin yn Ciillniu, Mai itniel Vub la! om inltisl.il* *I*t* flee nmlVjllcllt |St. Pierienml souol Pnitluml, Me , Seminole Hi this week, lailiii'c nl;, »il s and , oiling, to .'inly mil
"
..... I miitiiials and induce.* Itte (in* wintei
nf u icport fiein a Iceeld teiuTiei’s Unit wuik
Sin explained plant*
The incoming officers of Hem-.Mr*. Ilobart Pearce, and Mrs. i*. un Fell. 4 are Alva Hnictilnsou lieibulls and Jonnitti Hildges.
lot,| loiinulii.il I lie I,ink mu) lw
Mi and .Mr* A f .Swlnney uml meellng, thut Ibdeidmn Day* me nu a m i i ate , f plant*,
Mis*
inolt Hebckuli Lodge No. 411 will I A. liowland.
• lilia'k, HA degieo, Cupl Kobert
C Mollis, USA ilegii‘1.; arid .lame*
siinpli 1 up.mtd oi seiaped
101 *1111 Jink >.i Kansu* City, Mo hi here again Any student wit* \V....111,.I 'll - oil Induced Ml*.
meet In the Odd Fellow* Hull nl
-------A. Tew Willi it HCK tlegiet
a eoiiple ut untie*, a img nl bark need Aba day I,.; u vt.it wilt, (n* i pail lei Julies in mu Ii a. I, idle- a-. Rulun . . I. .iu | ak< M ill who
»:0t) P.M. for ich.-ar al. All new
MIRTH \N N lil N t'K M K N T
*•*" hi lentuttii
tintipieteiy ut tun *i*iei«, ,V||* \ g Tv.t.u and iolti*ling inbulls doling » llis*es,
-am'bt *ii,| |e,t 'la* ,ril|s in song*
.officers are requested to be lire*
Ml. Mini Mia. W. K. Vilileti an- | Mis* Dolls tiince Shannon,
11 Imig ue cun be till unit tin* kept Vti* S t, III nuke Tin* was « *01 - being lute to . liis*,-- withiail a ..ml i*.i ' ii*»nt.
liiiilliee
Ihe
lilitli
nf
a
dmiglilcr.
dnnglilei
of
Ml
nlnl
Mi*
II
W
tlnm
hen!lug
back
I.)
Ili.eitlUg
a
pllse
to
bulb.
They
bale
md
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c
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The
Fiien»hi|i
Class
the
Lake
i ', Inn I' l H I >aw*«n, t’oilntv
S A TU R D A Y
art
Hon lie.r "on r Jan. IH at the Shannon, bus entered the IL.ptist Mury CmiuminU) ClioitTi held It* -ilvei «*i vvtiiifl
this hintli«'i in Hiiinv y u iiv
jliuriiiK da** nine m
* <i•» n-« .* Vein'
11 ......... . iireaiiiring of
Th» Tuurist Club will hnld i f ,M
......ha
V’.........J
Fernnld
latnghlon
Mi
nim
ml
HnsFeint
lillile
Institute
at
l.ukelund
for
simdy
Mill
j*
lipii|M
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iti
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hi
the
hmiie
nf
‘
ill**
tvm’hi'iV
tinn
ua
line
inn..
regidin busine** mel ting an Toe*
I I I I I d wdb "u ut the 4•i -mi unit'
'weekly party undei the dlreetiun |lltA1
inlsslininiy
study
Mi**.
Shannon
tiliy nlplit III the liuiiie of Mis. the Wnutulvil ,'t»,i*i UIdJ u hjit'k, Jlitltii* neim.hf-llii1 kt.il t'lht. Ui‘U*I IllCUtiMi* ilniuli11II|' bi* I h* liTiilhD Seta ,.l ...
Pu - |>laa to meet
Of Tom .Vernon
Refreidiin.'UD
was gindiiateil from Scnmiolt High Ted Hiuoklyn with T. M Millei pi*!' el heiil wile 1% u m .I tit hi»lit ||iie-eiit Tuc-Mu\ ut th ehnliie nl 1
ami i'timi
U».t t** ..ml ,,i eii' . *• Ian 'J
will be served.
Mi. mid Mis .1 'J Fortier, ,lr, School in June Hhlli, alel w..i kt‘ti |jijesbilng Finest Hiuii|irtes le tin I,lain h ii, Inin contact with Mih |{ l»e\Vitt Mi-* IVifv, Mi h. 1tncrntli»n I Iit- thou-mui
«.l «dhei
M1 ,11.1 M, I' II Kietfei laid
M ONDAY
iiinmiiii.. Hu. birth of a -on, Hon
-hi
< *.... lx i thi'it
The Ttniriii Club will -pon-oi me Alvin, on .Ian IP. Mr* Foil- nt usMsIuiil siipei visiii ir, I lo> jmileij |,,i I In fan coinmitlee still tlie soli I ins is veil Iiilpuilaat be i Hiiyvlei, vji** tiem tre, Atm Knox, tiling!* will In I ei|l|l"*1i'i| In sikl’Mlt i
latise
it
Unblanch
t*
uiovixl
dol
mile! depat I luetll al Hoi nil. I., Ii mg dial two funs bail been purMis t. |m elite*t Mi <i Mm.I e, \)|s, rtptH'ifiv 11111*" .III I klip Kim ti tline met da,n m,
an amaieui night ut h :iiij
m lei i* the fm un i Jmiiilta lloytl.
,, m law All nml
I Inn* fm seveial
lit*
chnse.l
cbnsetl f„,
|ui a
a class loom He -uld ing ivntci mg, a goiat iiintad with Hm.ii* Hi- Uluiik.tiship u| Shi. ufh'i M'lieol in clD"
Ai i
K ' L+- i, U ii 11-on na,I t lieii
i T h ,y Invited all peimiji* oi grunij
|lt|T
tt.c .Semillll* 11• n*a11 .
1lint I In* pul i hast ut tllcse fall* 1 be eaitb will l,c blokrii and mill. thill. Ml* Mlisle l s, Mis Kt.y ill'
•v uwi
Itk’ipat*.
Unity inn Mom
H i- P..l-i-iu u| l.iihe III! Iill
tlhtitlliD ii*......elf ill tlie I h ii'...
wa* ioit.lt. possible I,y tile sail' ol *"C may lad Ink. place at all IVie Ut'1,1411.1
M, ,,'b
t J I I T H II O p T U B N 1/ \||l : \ l i Cliristuni' mill* and nil calen- 1*1 MiH imi>l Pi- ilth'lk.U'il t.* fit1* Melds yiIim *Ii*ii mi ii- 11aleil i .»vi'k H4|f ! S. II H tiihliluf min Pin-- l- *Id*
Al. , i.I Ail ' un Hanmtui! had
ijiiiI'll I I\ , tu ,1 Illyilvl 1114*1111411 In tit'!' luiit|i shmii |filht ut Ii sei it's* nt f.■*uI
i't helil
dai *
I LI Maple tie.
n.
"‘14f1.1:1\ Mkfu still
M18 1* IPiet v, Mi*. KwIicH
I lie|** hy tlie hmul
Tin* ginitp 1list tissed coveietl ‘■-NiUV Kill |III* |1|I.|D'I fiUmiitklil.
Rev. L. It. Ruslilmi, 11,1*101
I.,did •Id.
l.w \fi iiiil Mii
; W Hi lit ii*- M>* P l *t-ii| Hit*1ml"
rile Siiliv •*ule> :.i»‘ ’’fill « limh
dl-h -iippei and (In iliiiir. which Ill U N»t ksfu.-l Ul V lll.lt NV'I I'll!
Siiinlui School n lb \ M
lilt t 11III IItal'f ."ItI Y ti* l.tllll Jllllt |ell (lie ( 'hunt v t t*iMu'll u| liuiiie Me : iIlf? Mil* week I in m'ium *in * I^ ! b IL .m i..... <f Un i min
Trftinimj ii... , , 1 1 / 1
HiijjtiM < iiurch will leK^ar^t* at
I* being 1 mi pan He, I Plan* were
Mill liiflg Will ship III 4f, y \|
All ,.ml Al
I W K'lfVMI
__Loiun Wmkofi lo un«ri 4b V. M. at t f K s u v h .
It'IIIN (hut .Ilf lll|lM|lia!f th *i!||!* iiihhstiiili.ih i lul.w m fin* Trinity the higher! m S:«llv
in
1imiiplftt.l fm 11 huiise .m illing
Joidoi Society li'pi PM
*'
.
f • N.niitiv ^l i s
I>|1
lilt||f\\
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Will
WHY
Willi
Mt
t!l*'di-t
I
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it
til
I
hi.Miul
lust
i')ui|'i
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V»i*III
ill
ilu.l-vhiv
I
loi
Mi
and
Mi*,
tl
it
Wieiiei
N'.Y P H., , no I’ M
M
IT v ii -lim] Mi*- W aIKi*i Riv
tiw li'Jiipi iDlidf ami Wediu^.iiiv
|t»:MU until I 11;* \
M Hie
oil Jan. JU fI oIII 4 IHI to Sdlb P, M. "if -p irn
Mil Week bsttyer r, t,, V
al-. >t l>t' life. * I Hup! Hllif I ' lll.Mi** It Mi l iillhiit'li win* liu^ Seiniiu.ie Mi ».!«•• t mi. *>•’»*
The fillin' iiiininiiiul) ol Luke *'ie inoi»iui l.llllflit !>f (Ilf Null .
Wi due*.|»\ , 7 jf, | \|
I
nt Mil illitu
I'-iil th I an (.»• t aiffiill) wim.Yvit Ueei* in S-ult Ki l m* Iii*m ttiiive.i glee etilhl elltei tUH*e*t,uinlei
the
| Special note Rev Pump, tin .Min y i* tnvili'd to iiiteiul
•. • »
• M?ti \ f ”«• Ntrh
fill
J.f.’f
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.♦
.
uf
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>I llilm n pi iiiibiu, will lone Indian
Anm inn emt nl wit* nnntr that
I vt l> f» » hut f* Miiw that *lie
liunt
vn
y
(mu
i
»
i
live
wt
t
k*
ami
lie.
Hoi
gue*l
speukei
w
a
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A
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■
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iiiii
11
hnlelf
nl
Hnfulu,
N
\
Might -Sul nl da)
Come and -n n *h* "*'xl •"i-liies* inul lug will be
t i, before* p^'lbmwr' 1
" *h' M'r*1J
i fm Iii ."f i i*t i iifi.t 1- h*it k nt
l»|w Hi-tei, Ml s K ll lK T W Law tun I mum! v Supeiin*
teal Indian speak about ,|| r(tield at tlie Inline ot .\iis Fills v%fit u tKu i t m v imuiY l-inl- llnee is
<fp»u| if l. i , fi u ti,**v• itlm’fk"
Hunfurd MlnlHlerlnl AK-Mycialiirn
■
M
ft.Ill
Iflt'lll'K
i
nilfMt
uf
HfhtMil"
Mi
1
aV
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tun
fl.e
Mmol*
Aiimiih,
Ini
u
It
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da>s
M
iAll
"Allieiii'itn Induin ''
Lloytl. Ji when the led team, the
Mi - KMn.t *mii It .*nil itiikivhirr
Rev. II. I.. Zimmerman, I'reNliirnl
-futtilil
lip
cut
iiwuy
ti.mi
tin|uii
slink*mi
the
t»i
»at
Kui.tit
1
l<
’
iiiun i- ijinft dl ut Kiel li<nne
S|lffinl Be Mire uutl In al Sun
niembeiship
Mu Pm , Ni, *.f Mcum -iu*m Buti*
' '
............
. ..
nf *uf plunt
.Mi» f 1 Sii>tiei mnt iln1 1 Iivi Ml, ha W(tin *t!> ' tItlit lu k jf p. M
jjf ctlivF,
d'ti
11-tl 111n11t|f mt'mlittr*
f t_____________J ‘*e V. t'rewg, Her. - 'freon.
day ScInn, I Sunday hum
Jtfpiutfil t»"'t' Imvi - 11uvv11 that l.iii'V \Im nut Ivluhi e, unit wnn t i n Ft* thill-'* il \ ' l l l l b I ti 1u flu »* »\ no M ” hi. Mt • I It HiHiiry
U jf IjIiif it'll 111 F k II.ih iii}? mljuumyon nil*- you will be -,,uc
.ft* I ' M. 1s. f ♦ VI'lf JHk< III
M»* RlUtleill*- nt H M s I 1 1!u|dIVI1 1IFlil
|nil1III *ii III*' Jlll’Ft 111 H'llislllljl'lllh t''* i*l pt j|| ililpl iiVt> I .M.tlfip IllfillU Mull SiiVd* I Dint ilms| tk|i |,
FIH B T B A P TIS T ( HUtfl H
.* Ii* t ♦ f ■ 1 f.A!
!.m l M«*
a o i.Y 1 r u s h t h i 1iii II
wir h»*i vril h\ Mi ^ IV.I l!iimklyii. t.u iuunI plant * P'ui tilii- 1fa's, iit* Hut t»n mud *1mi)* lit if nt Mliln weld thetn ti i'nn*l
Park Avenue at Slilh Slierl
<
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N
TII
U.
BAPTIST
1
Ml
III
II
t K M Hill.ICY will
( Flilsrupul)
"t'Klunl Yt ai oil,
W, I*. Brooks, J i M Pa*i
Nnilh SI 1eel am] l.iiurri 1 m m , I l liurir ut•.' 11.1111it ivi'ii' Jtfv til 11I1 . 'I I ||| l tllll I- (u Inf IlNIi'.l fill HitMi nil In At i;imI \V> dill" tinv
Hmi 1 I- h i . *t.,it tie it i*el
Ii.
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w»
Hum iit Ml>
(lit
w.
i
in
niuit
-if
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i
anti
iinpAhiftt
falK
limt
ttih.t
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tiu-ii.
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11
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t
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1
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*
Mi
ami
Rev.
S.
(,.
Whatley
.
p.i-lm
John
Miller, LMui allonul
Fiji*1 i J 11•' iii'.i*. if 1tie Veil* t it ii %
Rev. II. I.yliietmi /huiorniiau, ||.
i tli V1"
■I
aft i*l mi in- in. hi tb
At Uni 1 All hid * M i di M Mih Ki df^t .Huh t 'Mm1 vm11unliftI -*tf*u will la lilt- y.Miiipf i i-lil li li .-ii f i u n . Mi
jfi*(i4hiv ’■Dili H
Dlrectnr
i11 |41lit\ , II* *i< . . I H il K .lx lb,
Rrclor
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Mi
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“Were Saved A Plsc, For You'
1lit NF,
H >*Kii i liiiiiit iif the
w on A. M Holy 1 'uuiiiiummi.
UiiH'V Mini I'uI ihm'V, Ml Mini Alla* ' f if i.l |.ftit P e a t , a - w n k i u . H , i f i i tvf •lyptlt. iia "InM * Linfiiv My i t Y1*1 v IIii ill hi pi ip:ii nl mi fir. Un
fi#| fid
Sunday Bchuol U Ifi a M
vM 1' .f t • i Lu*. It en |ny t it a
VY••( i IM
'‘4)hl
uf
llih
Wui
l*f
i
h:du
A
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E
uuiijy
-Set
vire
and
I
-killiliultuif
Vi
IV
Well,
lull
it
t«M
tt
M
ill
It
-Nlpl.fi
,
I-It-He
till*
haillflD
ity
nml
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ii
Hull
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M
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.
mill
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fij|,
II
Dy
\
A C lass fur evei y Age l imn Chinch Mcln.oE
• V. I* kf h i
pp* > l-i*f rimr%III*) fui
liioitiiciist n\p| id .In* M jiI d,.. Mir . Mill.uni lti.«. Mi mill Mi*. Mm f Hi'M'l In ulltkWfil lu ill \ mil fifjis, IttiiiiMW f'ttvM. Paul an.I piny Tin' lust cun i-t --I 1 0tlVv1| .111N III 11*r %■••k*
Birth to Dealli.
wtue pi f M*||f,
I
--ill
pll'tf
t\
UN
It
lilt'll
I
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II
f
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1
1
dm
A
M.
Alnining
1'iutti
and
t
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mnl
ty
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mwiiv
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WTRR
Morning Worship Until a M Sel until.
1 •tkO.t • 1 M «' • I'.II i• hi ill' It. |t»Ilk t
n
I.
H
m
'W
iiimp
mill
Mnlculm
luwriih:
■'Iutlt'iii'Luf
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till
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kill
III
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In.inn
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.
Hiitvmii
Itisi'i,
All
d
.
Mm
viii.
•Scrim,n l.i ga 1.,■
4 Renin.n hy (lie Pastor.
11Mn i • . I.i.n! .IN I .'1 YYI‘W, 4. ill
l(ii v II elaiitt. lull l\ tl pat 11 i 1m i
d im P M. YPSL.
UiHif inplcit lu waif i vuiii K'fillhp'
Mi*.. I . .I Hi.MtKIvn, Mi** \\ *
II 1 11 d :id I* \|
” Training Union tl: 15 P. M.
ii'i‘f
ivfit
l»>
Mis
h
*
t'linifimi.
Mai
na
•
1.
11
1
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j
*
t.I
plant
'Ini
Hip
ill
\
"p»
II
Seivlce*
during
tlie
week
Wuiil
«,»
Wnuli'i lu»M, Mi> H H ciiD'i* Mir .
UutoMs Ini all age ...... ..
A Place for Kvery Church Mem
\l. in, ’ Mi
t Mi t H-i» In III) uf
I all'" Jam* i. |-*i il, I’hvliH VVvhM l.«M
Monday Ihtoiigh TTun*day and
P 'I'iii I I tit - »In v l licit Mi
I., K. Kutiril'-, 11ml Mi - KMih
Evening Wuisinp
:m p \|
bar. Wory Hour fm- childien umlni
U lull I I I I
I" ' I I 11 II - iImn f|f«Kll
Sal
iti
da
y
—
Holy
Coiiiinuiilon,
liiuflit'i
Kilt
v
Tint
uf
Ainliiliitlu,
Hi'tlkmik.
I>un
fli\
Ivmrht
dii
.I
l.tnyil, .Ii.
Sel Until by pastui
a year* of age.
.Mrs,
Corley
H
onors
l ii 1,4 \\ f ’•Mil,
•'ll. Ml
7:lid A M.
Ala tlifti. Mt tius liffii ill a luiip tlhvi*!' A imK'a. .Mi - Pm I • ;‘MVI
Mid'Wiek player seivbe
Kveiiiug Wouthlp 7:30 KM.
M.
ti iilf llli-i fit Iin Hay
liiiif
fm tin play » ’* will n* ilin'-i-.i
Friday — Holy Comiiiiiuliin,
Mrs.
K.
la
H
unter
Wt
dnesday
7
m
P.M.
•» SarraPii by Ihe Pautur.
U:U0 A . M.
All nml All*. !• I. fitly and
Today the slmlenl* >d Sent.....I*' 1DfiR III :i< i \, it mg bet I,n a
"Come thou will, u, Ul„j
vvl|j
N u n «ry open at every church
Ft i >1.1V
lilt thl't* ftiiuU/ 1
Mi- I I Uuiley i'nli'1 lamed on All* Kliux ute enteiulldlig All! Ill weie ovcijoyed by tin but
wyvlck, jfor children of pre-irhool
Mi
I i *4>i iik Miiiii'i wu" Kuiwf
ill of Mi Ullii. N C thill tliev weie nl.li to
la,me »l
Tuesday night honoring All* il JSla T alSlid
lived on Friday
" o'clock
because ul It (m .dt\ < I' u 111* Hum* f Kt'iiiiiiisl jut jiin
T
IIK
CHURCH
OF
0
0
D
I.
lluulri,
leceill
iuTiic,
with
a
A
special
color
ami
sound
mui; W*dneadBy
KVenlug
Se| vice
CHURCH OF CH RIST
\Iii it|t t1!) 1)16*111Alt and Ml*. Aluivin Tlgg" and aieeting at Junioi High St lu d ,tl ' Kui. ........l.i.N
USDS Elm Avenue
Second Street and Ella Avenue titill picture will lie shown nl Ills" IIIim i llal.eoii* nliowei Tlie I mini*
W «' 4«
jilt I1itk
M i* *
l.iU
bus Hit.ss 1 o’cIttek lid' afli'Mitiiin Iniilui ami ••• »
tun
wete
tn
I
lei
.and
on
d|
AllCorley's
Inline
weie
de
R*v,
Jhe
Crews,
Minister
Sunday
Services;
legiilni evening *erviros oil Still*
tr lh«
liidny morning
senior I'lll** l.uy* ale still Uglilmg Uuu.l tuK I tiiiiilv Hum*4 lipinona j jiih
*
1
.Sunday
school
at
tliiiu
A.
C
O
i
a
led
with
pii-tel*
siiapdiugoiis
M.
Uihle School
tU:<H) A. M 'day ,il 7din I1, M. nl the First
F you to
11;I I !I111 11"I'lll , •1411111if|%1kill #*4i UilW
The 4 H t’luli met witli il* |iie*i over tlie iimh'i and •‘•‘Him t-u'
Chit sen fur all ages.
(iulaes
well,
Wore hip
11 dll) A. M.
PlcHliylerian Oinrrli
The pit ii I gladloliises
lib
1I , •1t I I Fint I Mil
deni
I
lucid
)|o*ack
E'tTliay
nlglll
fui
dale*
lot
I
lie
luritur
Morning
al ll:tH) k . M.
w
i E
i L
i Z
.
...
. wuisliiji
.........................................
Proarhing thu Word
7 ::m lore is entlllcd “ Kytdo Htniy” and ml'diii 1ei| iiflei w.licli tlie la ole
Mi 'tii-1 vit - « 11on4*1 J **KMp hull
Minim tlaijipiel call) in xi ummil.
‘4 ,
*'• Meriage hy Ihe pastor. All merit
U nlife IIII iliviliilion i* given In oil,aliened liei gift* Ucl i esbllii'iils 111 III* bull,l 'i'lll'
. . . ll’lllll'l
,
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I1, M.
i* Fin (k 1, Ilf [ fui ;t f( YN ifftVH
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I
III'—
hn.y.
1
S
'
Rigg*.
nut
wit
Ii
I
.ii-m
In
plan
llu
1
Ih-I r uru urged to lw pleient at
Th m -day:
Mid week Bible wha lire illteiecled ill tile rill lent i uhnivI 11■k u| fiiut iiimvli uiul in llifill iiiicllng ami uthel acUvitie- .......... I al..all Dull uli -ii ' uni dun Flu ii
n ttnI •I 1111*III 1*1 Ilk fllYV, Ml
thii aervlcc.
study
7:110 p, M
dev. lupin, til ,,f Japan ill ill cliiilt h ill VlitkillI VM'dlllll}’ Id'll ink*"', ny»*» v 111.. -,. pre-ent writ’ Marvin Itii’i'- f,>111111110* iiiis W.'I .d Idald 1v
■iii Mi Hj*ar*■1441 I *,h,iU iiiitl thtfir
EvaugeliHtic service at 7,311 P
Worship wlieir llieie is a dif- Hulk till Ullgllllllt lilt' Wul |,l to h». xt'l'Ni 11
I•i•14*n - I I ini' • U-I|r
"NO Well. Iidiii dim 1 w m '•*" FFi
T I imi** llivih’il (il 11*' W|l|» Ml* luniui T imhI, Illy tit, Nettles, Will null'll l.ecmisi vnu'ie ai'l II" hi I
F«rk Avenue A Fourteenth SI reel M. Message and allui call l.y the Iere me Vi
loti me . a sliunge| bill (ill-, nl. Rev A Ii Mi'llllli* pn*
\f i tui I VI i
IL II \ I HitLi I aiul
<ll,'
lint,
l.urry
Mill,
lln
l.n
l
l.nl
pautur.
once!
lliltiti'i wen Mrs .1 < Fmtsiui.
Rev. (jlrnn F Smith Paalur
I in , ar iutn iiii eil 1 o d a y .
1" ■iHtN 1*4-111 'iulltLlY .1111 1
.Inis, J ('. Allium, itml Lewi- All I,, win i y Yu know wliul Du'v - a)
Prayer uieellng and Bible *iml)
HliOO A M. Bible iU'hniil.
The idctille i* being u*e,i lu Mrs I. t Iiimti'r. M i- II 1> Do man and David llu-uck Hill) ami All Sl.r Cali Muy h
\u
u VVml »i r ilk vnilfi Mil'll
N"
each Tuesday evening at f ill) l J l l i l t f II u e ; HOD OF MII.LKH euipliiiMie the I'li'htiylenuu peiiMm ,'tit , Min I-. I tinhull, All- lloMr, A. WletMildl, Hunt
.-ale* llieie'' mi uld pluveib 1lull
Ml* Kriint’lii, nieiulirrs nf the club, Miy . Wuim n in l"“t Id
I*. M. Come and bring youi Bible*.
FAIIMS
of piavei and self dental loi fm luti Steele, Mi- ti.nii'iil
11,00 A. M. Morning \Vur*hip.
1
t
*
*
•
M.
11 i un l ,iiti| Mi- lu'ii* |*i«*
Msil’r .VIII) .mil, M l- Bill l.i- Hleelr, ifiny -li'k all week, wulrlied the
Missionary service Tliui*day
K*» B. W. Miller, .Minister
The annual Mlsslomuy Cnnveuetgn inlssiuiis, and wa» ...............
ila-ic'v aa* sluU). c\ei) 16V** i • r ut f
i VI i
iii.f M i s
■lmn open*. Speakers: Rev. Paul evening ut 7:3U P. 61. Mrs. Marie
Sunday services: Pleaching at cause It tlepii'ta tlie fui reucliiag Mr,. I. I FtaSlei, M l- W .S ,-aiitt- after tin- liusllies* me.tn.s iiiiaati
And llie st.pn I )••
"
1tl'T'll ‘ HlHMtdk il Ml |ilMlJll
influeiire o| (lie leaching* of >io Itiuiuley, Mi- I. U Lmit- ua I 11.. 1n llie window.
Peru: Misa Beth Severn, Hiiiard, leader, a missionary pro- 'HIKI I*. M.
'*
I nesdiiy Inoining ilte "i'fiesl \ llils. ..llie v» citi.li ..... .
fpnfo, Africa.
gram you will enjoy.
'
Pral«- {seiviite and old lime chilli I, Uhuilfk Srhwep ami \\ il Mix .1 (' Llhwiiltll
Rii) Unit" will be III Osteen Inm. iioirt and llieie'* a Ini ..I em
Alim
Ml*
\iituii
Maul
e,
MiVictory Icailei Baml set vire Fil singing
7:46 K M. Evening Service.
I Iii in Juiiifx muile lid* film
in un
M until I <81 U M ami VMil ' IV luckv vn mi- c.l
Th* Miisitiuary ConveuHoii will I‘lay evening al 7:30 I’. M. A pio'•ayet inerting Thursday even- Kyoto, hipun and along with lin v E Jones, Mrs. Francis Men Inna J IM) In 6 Mil I' M ul la
Sdilit. rail lif,i I .Sadie, ha- been
wi'litei,
Mrs.
.)
I..
Jiicksim,
M
iglum
for
all
young
people.
continue with
the missionary
ing ul 7:30 I*. AL We don't need *ciipi l.y Alan Minim tlie piu
( (iiuliii'l I'roK ram
I'nst Office. All pel sails Ut >eai*
.-‘.trail
Byerly.
Mrs.
It.
U
llulcliiti
«p*ak«rs In charge of llie net vice.
The church airing band under your money, we need you.
dni’liun tell* I hi1 *lo|y of llie lab
iii
uvei
ute
lllged
tn
luivc
an
III
It
I'll
\NNOi
'Nt
EMI
M
•
it,
Mrs.
R
E
t’litiper,
Mis
R
<
All are welcome.
the iliriH'ljoii uf Clianei W. Crewr,
sinitui if* iii Japan.
Mi*
pi u |' i u in
uI
iiiitl till* #
ilie M. uni Mi * fmntild 1' llaonini
Mdlet, Mrs. T„m Ratliff, Ii , Mi* > iuv iiiatle.
will furnish Ihe mu*lc. And llie
CO M M U N ITY CHURCH.
Mi and Mis. Wlllluin l.i.we ul nt la-l md iiiinnun, •* llie Imlli 1,1 ’ uficPr, I i-dmI «Ini kv til h Ml <\ M
\ M. Gut'll. Mrs. .1 K Mtinge
Lake Mery
puhlic is invit•it to attend.
F IR S T I'H EHH YTKKIAN
E ' i .il luu VV I K K , vv il 1 hr ikii ItoK urH I Ionic Scum*
Mis. W M McKIniam, Mi*. K W Okeecliuiiee uie spending ten day* ,t nil nil Inn 11 It) 1lie I *•mild ■■V.Frit
R*v. Angus AfiJnid*, II. IL, I'aetor
C C While. Pastor
nf m nyi*4'k Ixv I hr Krv I..
i Me, Mrs. A. G. Melnnl*. Mis E willi ilieu sun uiai family, Mi an t I ,a n c 111. ai Mena.I ml D " in' nl ' I '
< limcli Hchnnl 10:4)4) A. M,
9:46 A, M. Uhutrli KiTiuol.
N A Hi ik, i J M ' l i M u f 1 h r
A sN pm hky
D a m ..........- ' l a f n in i e i Vim Reden
Ii lit aw idee, Mrs, R A. King, Ml- Wesley l.uwe.
11:00 A. M. Morning Wurahlp, F IR S T ( HUHUH O F CH R IS T, I Wui nil Ip 11:00 A. M.
Rev. Wdlmni Guess uf .HI,'l-iili l.iiiii'li "I D u - C l *
•f i,<*i rikikiiIi
Mix. James Itlakeiislilp and Mis
Wi-Mmlnsler
Group
11:30
p,
M.
ftermon by Mi. MiTnnii.
The
I
.mill's'
Aux
ilia
i
y
t.f
I
la
S C IE N TIS T
tilled the pulpit uf tlie Mupli*'
1 lu |ai t inn iv '|H'ki"ni r»t Ky
Vli I,ltd M l ' H a t no Re.ld an
Wednesday at 3:30 P, M. The Hrot lift In.oil uf Railitiatl Train titliur Mnine. Alsu Mis* Mary t huich again Sunday murniug tn
w 6:30 P, M. Youth Fellowship.
H09 Kaal Strand Street
M kill t i M i l l
V"NUI m l l i k l l ,
nm l
.inula . ,1 In.lay I in b n Iti nl .1 dune I' Fill
\\ dkes, Mi*» Heli'ie l.tiny anil MisWomen’s
Aininciation
will
meet
7:30 P, M, Evening Worabip,
men
with
ciilciInint'ii
mi
Tticstiit)
.......l e i 1 1 1 * i t i i r r l h m u t l h r v a i l o U S
tlie absence nf out pastui win, :* I n
Sunday Schott!
9:46 A. M. with Mrs. 11. I.umpert.
I ln u l.e tli G a it uli J a b
I
Th* Flint: "Th* Kyoto HUiry"
the
home
of
Mis.
John
H'tty
Moore.
niglil ul
Morning Worship
11:00 A. M.
cxpeeled home this week. All en at D a i e i i m l d l.» u ) -i i ln n M e m n iiiil Ii.i lui* tiI4i| trltltlmi* triitli'l^ nf ih*
will b* shown.
*"
Riigi-is on Mylrle Avenue witli the
Subject: ''Truth"
joyed Brother Goes* while lii'i-•
K n t e r p r iH e
. a*
l l n - p i l tl
Hamlet
—
un
Churrh
Finances
Special Music for Humiay Mornuffici'i* a- hostesses, A liuniliurgi'i
Wednesday Service
8:DM I*. To pledge or not to pledge,
Mis. Julius Geehutdl uf I'hlcaK",
By
SAHA
N
E
L
L
liAR
IUN
inf : Anthem: "Praise to the Lord" M.
fry atnl *ttppei weie enjoyed In
III , arrived Wetlne-day lu Join In i
That is the ipicadoii*
arranged by Marks will b* sung
the side garden with tile gnesls
I'lll* Enterprlsr T.T.A . mel nil |lu,|lU||,| J„||UN. Ttn-y will lemellt
Reading Roinii, Tuesday* ami
Whether
it
I*
nobler
In
a
man
by th* Chancel Choir.'
IfS'111K seated ut small tulilus cnvei
I aestluv evening ul Die selnetl ((|) ,|„. vvintwr willt Iti" hudhei
Friduy* 3:04) to 6:0(1 I’, M.
To take the gospel free and let ed will, 1,1 iKlit cloths.
aadiltti lulu. Ti". eveningx pm William Gculihurdt
T
E
N
N
I
S
All are welcome to attend out
another
foot
the
bill,
FKBK M E TH O D IS T CHURCH set vices ami to ute our Reading
Fallowing the supper meinbeis i*, .-ini was npelltal wilii a vocul
III*. Juiilur Buy'- Suinlay Sclaml
Oi
to
sign
u
pledge
anil
help
lu
•W*at Fourth slid Laurel Avenge
..la "Sweel Mysleiy nf Life" Class liuitl tlielr monthly putty mi
lonk part in guint s and story tel
Room.
pny the church expenses.
Fred R. Horton, Pastor
“Truth" U the subject of the To give, to pny — aye, there's ling nml u curd of gieeling wu* winch was sung liv Miss Mary Sal'it*li*»' Aliw-rl I awrei.cw leach
A Sunday School 9:46 A. M.
sent lo Nil HI member, Tllll'c t'l* A in-e liei lliinll nl Hsiillilll allei t-i, will accompany Ihcm.
K r o k e i l u * ..I II u l f l l - l
HI l e l i l i i
p i n f e s - b i l i a l s III t i
L cjzuu Sermon which will
lw
tii* rub — tu pay.
Morning Worship 10:46 A. M.
joying the event were Mrs. I*. A .Inch Mrs. W. E. Kircliei cuniiurl
'I'lic Junior (:lass of lim B T. II.
read
in
Churches
uf
Christ,
Scien
Young Peoples Service 7:00 P. tist, mi Sunday, January 32.'
When un the free pew plan a man Howland, Mrs. Thai Tliiirsliy, Mrs . d tlie deviithuiai.
O n D u lv ;il M n y f a ir Inn
will ladil Die mnnlllly busbies*
may have lu silting free
M.
I'nllnwilip (lie Imsliinss iiieeDm- iiiccDiig with a welner ruusi ul Dir
A. I, tinnier, Mrs. W. D. Thornton,
The
Gulden
Text
la:
"The
laird
I.J.BMDNB
ftt'iii" i -I * b'.-.nii- 1 1'•00
And lake the gospel, too. aa thu Mrs. A. J. Walker, Mrs. R. W ,. panel disi'iissliin, "(iutdanee liuiiie of Cumlyn lllil Friday
Evangelistic Service 7:30 P, M.
lie paid
Prayer and Praia* — ■, Wednes Is night untu nil them that call
Available
I*.
Mi* pruph- ul bald ul d
D'iuiig)i
Religion,"
wu*
..inducted
Johnson,
Mrs.
Mamie
Hatcher,
.Mi*
mg lit
upon him, to all that call upon And none the wiser be,
day 7:30 P. M.
J. A. Varn, Mrs. C, A. Andeisan, mill (tie following Diking nnrt:
Du Stilurduy niglil Dir Yuiing
IiIiii in truth" fPealma 146:18),
I clilil- Clulln'1 mi,i I 11,, 11•tin-r,r un s ilt
Save the finance committee, who Jr. and Mrs, H. L. Mum*,
it. . Dlnslaw, pastor nf Ih*' Methn- I’rupic’s Class uf Die B T. U
Among the citations which
lu , a1 ,May I.il* Inn
i'liuia It....
C O N G R EG A TIO N A L
CHURCH comprise the U'ltsonrSermon is Most honoiulilc men — can keep
n-t Chinch In Orange Cily, dl»* will hold their lliuntliy putty a ll
il secret.
P « k Avenue and Third Street
, a- -.ing Die subject. "Giddain c in I.ake Asiiley.
thu
fuilowi
ii g from the Rilile:
To err is human i human too, tu
J. Bernard Root, Minister
lii'ligiun T I imuik Ii Die ('liurrli.''
Dii Tuenduy morning Mis Kind
"Our God shell come, and shall
buy at cheapeet rate,
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
di Warren l.iK'kei di«i'iiss*sl Die A limn accompanied her brothel
not
keep
silence:
n
fire
shall
de
I'm wiser; I'll wait, not work,
. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
abieet "Giihiaiic*' Thmugh Iti'li liei uiuii Kulcff win. I- visiting
vour imfore him, and It shall be I'll pray, not pay, and let th* other
• Sermoni "How to Inherit The vary
The annual missionary conven l' lull in llie Hume," and Mrs. Irene he), In l.ukelund to spend ten days
lempextunus round about
foul the bill.
Berth"
Ia ksun di sc ii s s e il "Guidance witli Mr. Allmun'u hinllier. Ml
And so with me the gospel'* tion nf the Christian and Mis- 1‘uuilgh Religlun In the Hchnnl." uml Mrs. J. J. Allman.
"Yesterday came with its doubts him" (Ps. 60:3|.
shinary Alliance will open un Sun
The Lesson-Sermon also In
•nd ita failures,
free, you **#.
J C Allman and l.ewis Allrnun
It,, was fulluwed with a discus,
Shaking foundations that long cludes the following passage "First Chrletlan Caller, First day at Ihe local church al i'ailt i *> fmni Ihe flnor. Dellciuns re will slay wilh Die Husack boys
from the Christian Science text Christian Church, Frankfort, Ind." Avenue and Frurrteeuth Ml i •-■»
held secure |
The speakers fur tlie seivlcfs <m lie Itmenls cuiisisDnir uf Sand uml Herman Allman will stay
But In the hush of the night book, "Science and Health with
Humiay at 11:00 A. M. and 7.16 al. I,es, differ and tea weie served Willi Du* Hlrt buys during the ahS A T I FltlJA V, .1A N I 'A ll Y L'HI
Key
to
the
Scripture*,"
by
Mary
filth has taught us,
sence uf their mother, Mrs. King
P. M. will Ire Rev. Paul RuDe. ml* at the di se uf (he program.
Baker
Eddy:
"This
material
!•'!<(J.M
I.I I n o
Only through Christ romo the
Allman.
M*.
nod
Mrs.
Carl
Eisenhower
■ionary lu Peru, and Mis* Belli
world Is even now becoming Ihe
F
L
O
O
R
S
H
O
W
11
Gill W I T H
the thing* that endure."
Tlie
I*.
T.
A.
met
Tuesday
niglil
Hevern, missionary tu Ihe Belgian i .' hi ford and Williamsport. Pa.,
arena for conflicting force*. On
"A year la begun well if wo
" Z K H nml M A N P Y "
Cungi, Africa. Service* tu the con ... ie dinner guests of Mr. uml Mrs. wllIi a good attendance. All Inter
one
eld*
there
will
discord
and
begin It with God."
FAM OUS S TA G E A RAfllll STARS
esting program ws* given and
vention wii: he held nightly ol Dairy Thronp on Sunday.
dismay; oil the other eld* there
YOU ARE C O R DIALLY IN V IT E D
Il II Hemiy of Adel, (is., wax group singing was enjoyed. Re
7:40
P.
M.
through!
Wednesday
will
be
Science
and
i
pence.
The
'♦ iB B T C H R IS TIA N
CHURCH
NO A 1‘MISSION
Die wnihemi guest at the home freshments ware served hy the
night.
The
public
is
invited
tu
betaking
up
uf
material
belief*,
IM f Sanford Avenoe
committee.
,.| Robert L. Cox.
each
service.
may
eeem
to
be
famine
and
.#
#
<
',•
I. Randall Farrle, Minister
Mr. nml Mrs. Arch Baker and
Rev. Paul Ruffe has served In
"Boon Yourselves In The Love tile tic*, want and woo, obi, olekmissionary work In Peru fur the ioutlier and Mr. and Mra. II. J.
Of God" will be the aermon for the ne**, and death, whlih neoumo
past 20 year*. Hie work ha* been Ruins of Ocoee ware guests of
morning hour the Minister wlU now phase* until their nothlngamong Ins Inca Indians and al*u Mr* W. J, Horns on Sundav.
t continue unlll th# end of
us# nt the First Christian Church.
Mrs. Cooke of Hanford l> mbthe native Peruvians, He will il
"Htlplng The Helpless" will bo error when all discord will be
lustrate Ills messages concerning -Muling in the sixth gn.de for
the evening sermon topic. Th* wor ■wallowed up In spiritual Truth"
the work with beautiful color Mi- Daisy L. Gunn.
ship and eltidv nf the Church ( M i l l ) .
.Mr*.
Beamon
and
Mrs.
Claylmi
slides.
- —
ochool will begin at 9:46 A. M.
Mia* Severn* haa been fur many nf i.ake Helen were recent guests
Jindor th* leadership of Superlnyear* a mlaelonary tu th* Belgian ni the Throop home.
it ,W. C. Tlaon. Th* Chrletlan F IR S T M E TH O D IS T CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. K. A, Nnrlhnip
Congo, where ihe hae served a*
‘Helping The Helpless" will bo
if
J, & McKinley, I
teacher to Ihe school for children and Mr. and Mr*. Charles Dutchrr
nl I f f , M.
Mrs. P. R. gtiehewaan P. R.
R Roperated by the Christian and Mia- *.f iH-I.and have left for Bradenton
TA K ES T H E LEA D
A Mud welcome to nil.
9:46 A. M. Church School.
Rev. Pool Raff*, Missionary to ■binary Alliance. Th* report she wliert they will be the guests of
A elaaa for. rrery ago.
Mr. ami Mra. John L. Tucker.
will
give
of
the
work
In
thin
part
Peru,
will
spook
nl
tho
Christian
I jC n ilS T CHURCH. Longwond
IN Q U A L IT Y M EKl'HANDIiJK — IN COM I'KTKNT SERVICE 11:00 A. M. Homing Worship.
and Missionary Alliance Church on of Africa will also be Illustrated
Rev, C. A. Thompson arcom( Fgje. i g .l)
Sermon Topki "Chrlnt* Pm* Sunday on the opening dag of the
penled a group of young tieaple
with dramatic picture*.
— IN FA IR AND HONEST PRICES —
Enterprise to Orlando on
m Enterpr
annual
missionary
convention.
The missionary convention Is a fmm
6:10 P. M. Tooth Followahlp Services will bo hold
yearly feature of the local Christ- Tuesday night to attend the M.Y.F.
Vloar
7)46 P. M. through
ten and M i s s i o n a r y Alliance rallv. •
“FO LLO W YO U R FRIENDS TO CASTLE JENVELRY"
• i ' M P. M. Ertning Prajar M d
M. Crmting
bight The ptibhc !« in 1
Mile Ann llansrom of DeLand
Church, which gave over 11000 to
$tmm At) are w aM tta.
■orrieoe.
th* xeeeksnd with friends.
1 million* during the peel year.
Social And Personal Activities
(lUrden tiatc
Seminole III
• I
I
I '^henset Court No. 52
o c ta l L a le n d c r
Meets In DeLand P e rs o n a I
A
,.
Frinulship Class
Has Ki'Kulur Meet
J f S t A iz r z W eir
5';; <t*r„"rhr
Sm*’ “z v T i.A 'V K „"r„"'rr ;•..r„' r r,M
At THE a lu R C H L S
Hrcsliy ter inns Will
Set* Picture S unday,
l id . I,. A. Mil'll l»
Ol* Auxiliary Mcul
Nolen
liO lifK T l i t'l l LAN I IKK
Alliance Church Tu
Hold Convention
DANCING
M A Y E A IP IN N
T H E Y R E OFF!!!
and
CASTLE JEW ELRY
^ ■ tS M L S S S S a
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L u k e Appling Is
Snead P repares Moc Cagers Meet
Hurricanes
Awarded Comiskey
To T ee Off In Miami
69-59
From
West
In 2-Day Series
Baseball T rophy
Long Beach Open
Virginia Cagers
20
.
LAKELAN D.
.Inm.
|(S P E C IA L ) — The Florida South
ern Collrge "Moccasins”, with one
of the finest wln-Ini?IM,JSfAii*»*» *n
Hob Connollv Carded
Two Under
Mac, V'llIV
..
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r
Ill
*t
T. .
I 'l l St
D a y S P la y
Niagara Bowp To C.’iImIh haAkrthn'ii, *11) .JjiftM.'s FLv.c, 40-47;
..tiivii lii Htretch their six gunu
winning streak In n douhle Mil
Tcmpc Trips Texas
with Inn powerful University of
..
f/P)—
CH ICAG O, Jan. 2 0i—-M
’) I^ukn
_
Appling, n familiar and popular
flgure for the p«»t two decades
rj, tho CJh,' ,'t'n baseball scan**
at t'omukoy Cark, waa ready l*i
aign hie 1050 White no* con
tract Irainy.
.
Tim
ngeteva Apllng,
twice
Amerelnn la-agne hatting rliamainn, r.ime lo luvuive • Hie J
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fliliitetan ntRAT.D HANFORD FtORfDA
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Sport* Roundup
Mr H UGH F U LLR R TO N , ir.
N EW YORK; inn. • 20— U th Maybe the member* of (he fight
mob , standing
.___ ,r In, ,th* . entrance to
.
"
‘International
'
Hot ‘ 'boxing club ofthe
ne*e were out of favor with tha
(fuya upitalr* . • at least, they
^ r 'a ttwT^'y. i riliril nr t the iiHJr.V*
ty r.f Carden fight* thee* daye end'
t was left to johnny Attel to
come up with vhat sounded like a
constructive suggestion . . "take
that Paddy Young-Tuzo Portugues
Branch Rickey Explains L atest
B uffalo Grid
Brainchild At Sports
Team Ta fia New
League Member
A«?i
N EW YOKK, ,|Jn. 20. _ i/lh P H ILA D ELP H IA . Jen. 20-(.P )
LONG BEA CH . Cnllf., Jan. 20. Mininl Hurricane* on Friday and
Out of tne male of n»mer« «»
Midyear ezamination* re.ho ed eol
— ni l
.-'llin Snead. Mizzling with Saturday night:).
The
games
will
l.e
played
In
the Natlrjnal.Amerlcan Football
lege l.axkelhall romprlitlnn to a
two victor lea In ii row in the new
e'ght. Not « ,;.,«|e
lOfilt golf warn, looked Ilka the Miami's spacious Coral Cable* mlolmom
‘
ruus -aervire.
, . ....
, r ____ league founding meeting toiou
CoiLtnito
anil
Hurricane
Coach
loan to oval toOay aa tile lieltrr
known professionals headed into
thrii .LLiU.y,"
1 ,r the SIOINHI
Long Beach linen.
I he o*M.' i*i known liiiiiirlied l.ong
Bi ocli n second illllOllil tournament
Apfdlng also runie in f'hleag'
session major leagues in due time."
)«:.ieidiiy and veteran Hoi> Con Moe.i Inst that till l!» :i7 hut soon late West Virginia rally to hint
yesterday,
commissioner
licit
It all sounded like a who-dun-lt
Polly '( He.ltfle lid th« HIIV home |«fl< r hit their tilde f«u their | ||M, Mmiolain-eis. rip r.'|V at r'in t»- sign hi* 1050 rontrnrt will. \\\[
lle h f'
"••.rent
ireord
r.f
seven
wins
ln|,|n„„,j
l!||Munnal|
led'
*17
'»«
.1
I tie '!«»
Bell said the 18 owners ha 1 |dnt with everybody asking whnt
with .. tl...... I,. 1*i liel i;;» f"i lie ,
the half.
found a key to a 14 team ache- Bfipet-cd to the outfielders. Liltlo do without murh fuss 'ndnv ''"A
wc“* '”,,1 ” ^ ' ,
pal 36-35- 71 Lak«m,m,J country1,,in"
Florida Southern ban actually
Canislus, ranked ROth,
rnme
riule. Previously Bell said such cn to whnt Itlckey hm| to say:
i lull rnolle.
played two nopal ate <upiad< Mils **'iln behind In ili'fcat Niagara, II.- fir 1 . .me to the Sox In 1030 t KO* V h la
a plan was not possible.
"Here is a suggestion tiiat nil
Slur o| today'll nluav u m .Snead, year. In pie-Cliiistnia* rout eats
"Kay Bennigten (president of managers should lake,'' Rickey
who deflated III n Hogan Wedne." llii' tenia suslHlllitd unprerrdented l!M7. at flnffulo In the lop gum.. Fox fivlnre at
tha Chicago Cardinals) has prov began. "In n situation where
day In ii lodated plus -off for the ,
j
,
,
„.„i »f Urn night.
fin- 10" and 1015 worn ne wss
hnv, hu -face hema'tltched.
In .
, I.......
..
'
. player losses due to tllm « and
ed to the owner* that by using runners ore on first ami nrcoud
A new liirskethnll atterylanee In I hr A 1 in v. Mr rnoi ril tn jn h il Short*
ui.*.*.»« In
i*. The
*rk- Dark
1.0* A"gi l* i l *|'i" Crown, and
; |n«-|||riM|ltlf.n when All-Stair and
ill Ml 17 HI*
two •wing tranm we call play I - with nobody out a lioplcsa hit.
rernrd of 12,05" WHS set nt the liMM* f o r ISMIIM*
pi **VH.u-.lv I Mil Mlf flip lltsfim -4, It lli
.1 ’ 'ii’. ...... " I All'IVtlifi'H'lirt' high seorei fiene
A ," 'r
™n->l-lrraldy R*ames within 12 weeks utaiting ter at the plate, lie should ordei
no pitiyiiff, ini flic
In' Iling ' " -h y
,|IM fnHe.1 rrunlify for mile- Memorial Andllorinm as these two HMK lint last seas,,,, he wns back', mm
poor
lighting
In
aome
of
the
pro amateiii i hlnillg
a. m
oiinny. (
|(,, „y
dndig at
Mont,.r.y1|Jfilt,u
\|,.St; „ . cu„<k nrrh Buffalo n|ea rivals elashed. lit the same old rduml nt short. small college gym* they visited la lato September and ending in two outfielder." in thus making
Appling, whose age Is I'xlimat.
mid December,
including
It." n six-man Infield and a onrNiagara lulil n 27-20 lend af
ii,.i / >1... ... . . I .
,
.ii Terry missed the Mailing line-ups Itnlflinir, ImiI C iimIrIijh, rnniitiororM t'rl at ft run 3H to 42 (Luke's re- Inst year, the Georgia Teacher* championship game," Bell said. mnn outfield. The first and third
7 up
," r IlHM’
1 ,w ', ld..g to ,, severe ..Mark of ......... a of Noire Dame In its last two llinnlt' in 3Hi will visit n pliy-r College haskethallers are admit A swing tram plays every other ruiftcmrn i ImmiIi! rnnve in 20 frrt
yt'UI, Mil llllIlM? In Hjll'lllt
tedly Indulging In shady practice*
down the line. Then you’re eipial
l'".1
" ' ' ' “'ret. who ....... 'd
rejoiced the team af. plevimis games, went aherul. .I7- 2H, rian while In t'hlri,gn for (lav th(s season . ■ Coach J. II. Hcearce team* In both division once.
r»'ntnvriI of a growth on his hand, darkened the lilnte gym for prac
"But there still are Impondir- to nil ocrnniotiH.
I akru.ee1 a year "go W,,h IMOI'.I. |(,r , h„ |l0|i,|n>'H. however, nod Hi Die slart of the serond half.
Allied hy Bill Smyth’s set mIioI k lie said lie was lit "playing tice session until "there was Just ahles that have to he trarhed ..at
"We have plenty of hupless
of il/-,l).oil.oil
only I •Ini Hie M( „
r ,)Mrh „|,.k Morlnod now
wile licjl with Hogan and love
,i,„„Ke«t N iagara palli d up t(. jr,. in nl,d weighl'' of nlmut 175 pounds ^nm.ghlight Vo'see VhV hackh.iarils' before such a schedule is wmko III little man in a playoff,
n(|IIN,|M In Florida S-.ollem* lerhireil this In 4U--17 when the livo Asked how many gatars he r»* Rnd nur wh„ r Jpfgcyg... . ,t p.|d able,” Bell added.
Discussing Buffalo, the Comininnle mark wan rcarlied.
No perli'i
plav in 1050. lie i* „ ff in (hp nPg, Bnmr w|th „ or„
, I hiatory. In rpilck mirreanion the points were iiihiIi' in the Inst two flli'.l:
mere were otliar.. lo ron idei. ^|,a<.A
wlni. over Alaliaina
point rally thnt hroiight an easy mlssinner said, "nobody is op
'A s tunny ns they'll tel me." 1virtory . . Imt obviously the op* posed to Buffalo providing a
trio in pin. that will are the inlire .slai(. Mnelllll Army Air Field, mlnoti'M nlthmigli ( ’nnisin* missed
Last si'ii um I lie vt'lrrnn slooi ponents take a dim view of the schedule is satisfactory to i l l "
field trimimrl lo 120.
„ 1M| |.*|„ridn State I'niveridlv. Mer- four free I brows,
Apparently the presentation of
Arizona Slain iif Tempo look "lop plnyril in 112 of the Sov's proceeding*.
NnlioHitl Open i liamplmi Cary |
||„|vernlty gave the ontlerMIAMI. Jan. 20 - (SPK C IA I.)
tha Buffalo case hy Albert 'I.
Mltldleroff, Join,nay I'alliiei, J.o k
H,|tlHd a 7U-M drfiat In a over second plain in the llorih'i 155 gaineu. He hatted .301, one Sport* Before Your Eye*
- The fairer sex — Bir.ti model O'Neill,
power
ciimpuny
presi
t'oiifeienm
_
>
<
y
defeating
West
i
of
the
two
Sox
regulars
to
flnnn
Ilurki*, Jr., Hu* cx -T ckiiii "ho pre holitlay contest at Muroii. <i«
Tip from a guy who shuulrl
Is a welcome customer at raring
I exits, l!H-fl,’l. Tenipe Is one game nluve 300, .'.'frimil hnsenian Cass know I* to keep an eye on golfer dent, sat well with the owucis.
line \s II Ml UM* Into licit) 1 l l o g N I I
tremen i
windows, hut It was not
O'Neill
reiterated
t!..
hehinil
Hist
'.'lire
V-Izonn
1
Mlehn.
l
.
f
ppr
!
'thr
—«tJj
atj«.
ITmi tivIliRUl Ii* l* litot p m , OuU It
Karl Ktowi.it ofr Texas,
it-a s. "lie
Ill la
.|t„rr„i,, "l'vuya ««. It i* iiv h IIi-.I with the
in
In
rrlliu
games
Detroit,
r.f
the
Hilt,
t.nlting
in
the
snirct
.300
Harristm, Fieri Hints, Jr., and
undoubtedly one of tlie tu>st threol ?,tt , c
**5‘*™ *
*125111 anniversary of the enerdnir
............................
■ *"
Ml-ro-irl Valley C.. i„f.
....... (iicli* h *m»Iiiiriir ll^W fnr
tillil'i- might prove :.||I ,01 1 ...
amateurs In the country, If not Ii ImWiI ins figulrn— .olHt.miu
>.f the llinlcnh track. Instruction*
slock
and
a
9298,000
ndvnnrr
ti.
trimmed
Michigan
Normal,
1
1
5
3!i;
ii»
6
f.
lo
I.U
l;»
mjiho
II
h
with
ll.fi
Ve.teiilay'ii play stalled with
Hie le-sl," says our infiinuniit
were
i.",
3
uc|
luuto.'l
clinks
Hie
first
Indmnn Hlate edged Indiana t’l'ii'- Mn* tic h n| ifrnpprd timh*r .r;oo and Al Ciurl tabs Junius (Jay) ket calc— on tho table, and then Jiiv of Hialeah racing in 1025 Hint
a fog that hlnnki'ti'd Hie eoinse
r iiv u a im k s t s i k *
trnl, III-fill; llninllnc troaticed Hi. »»ti|v lli* ('(* tlu in — In MKli nn<l Itohorl (pronounced ay-hcar) as apparently proved to the Icaguc'.i ticket* were not to lie sold lo
most of tlie inoining. ii'diieing
r iu v r rn r
ii'iaiks wo*
vlslhlllty to 2fr yards, and play wn»
larhy. .111.1 Him. Rio k«isln"i. ■loluis (Minn.) 7K-81I; and College IlM'J mill in t'Mi* when lie Flip the rookie pro to watch. Jay. a satisfaction that weather would women. When they lined up ut
Hot finished lieforo darkness set in, ilntili'O MmiiiIs. Hoi' Wrinkle. Hal of I’liclflr lost to the Sum Fran* ped to .'JOlf.
former Ioruislana Stale U. Onlfer not he nn obstacle In Buffalo.
Hie windows for the first race,
It's Tm . Ilia llsarv
(llenn McCarthy, Houston, Tex., tlie men were far nottiiindiered —
cisco Clievtulfta, 74-32.
Ill
IH'Is'l
Ill-*
whm
good
Hupping 12 pliiyeiN still mil on lo,v. tl'.l'llSIl
who
assists l,aw Worsham at OakMA l l __galstllr
millionaire,
failed
in
lit*
<|ucst
Minugh to win the Amvrlcftn moot, made himself su popular
the I'liliree. They were earde.l lo
I'liilrr lllrl. Ilonler Klv, Hnnlli
and the fairer sex tluniandcil their
era ilaOe. ttmoe l./.ncsimie Itilliy
Lciigiic tmtIIriir title. Thnt \v:m that the club members chipped In to stir tho imagination of thn belling lights with siicli volume
complete the round early today,
Help's
Homke.
Ilellllr
Hue,
Iteany
owners.
flic iMTond time for Appling, to semi him on the winter tour . •
Amateiii lion l(.ii| of I'asa- Blinwll.
the I ' l r i k * finally submitted. T o
While Bell said Houston had day,
llii find hailing crown was won Indoor track followers are curious
I lim it IM IT —.1 llltks Ulle
denn, who shot an astnninlilng 70,
there is a special licHinu
not
been
turned
down
he
admit
in
10
3
1
1
when
Ii
Joel
A
War,
Nnery
t'rmv.
1
.
01
,.
finidied
with
about
the
spun
glass
vaultin
>
o
to
had a typiinl expi-rlenre fur those lads. Hrioliii.il. I'lili'f H» Min hoar it.
section For-Woinru-fInly al lliu.
_
IP
ted
the
league
only
had
discus
RT4TM
F
M
D
Ililh
n
whopping
3HH,
Ur,,
heat
mi
rk
gioping llnoiigli the fog. (In une A m k i i s I i i s . H.illt Tlok.i. T><» Hull
used by ..................mp
N CA A champion
Hobby
‘
Icali.
41 %II KMT
of his enreer.
n il m i l i n n : — s ims. wile
.Smith nf Ran Diego (Bate. It has sed a 14 team league and that
lade lie sent Ills raddle ahead as
III J'liMT
0‘J
Buffalo
appeared
to
tlie
frniirhi.e
jtel.el
llorkrl.
Mle*
nils.
I.ll
•
hern oknyrtl if made nvnilahlo to
TIi- fnllnu lux |irli'M i-|»»irl-'l
he approached the green. The IToitr*. Zsr l.ee. K.v Noie. A.imus
Although they Won bill four
III# I ••*«I••r »• i *ii I Iif Maiifor*! M»i
all romprtitorii in a meet, Imt not tho owners were interested in.
caddie yelled, 1.0 Held could sense In. Hh IIom. Nellie II
football games while loving five
I ' a i i i l - I N M h i U « I fu r 11f ml in *• - 111<| 1 ’ll .(Ilf I'.wrr
5IrCarthy,
in
presenting
hi*
.
‘>1
ii
zt
i
" fnr record purpose* . . “you ran
g lg rii ii» r » :_ .i inik. mie
where the green was, the system
and tying "ne. Missisrippi's Iteh 1
Ii* Tim k* iH mill I i- u I- im m> i I ••*ftMl f «
N'i.rllin eslerli.
IIoIIH.k
HnOin. 4 I' M .Inn I*
„ 1bend It clear to the floor without raao, spoke of building a I Id,nun led tlie K.mHienit Conference In
was nio.it effective. Iteid nearly
l*»«in ?
H H M•
• 11 50
seat
covered
stadium,
lie
display
1
1
*
•
i«
11
m
T-ri'l-r
in--n
1
1
1
>
1
1
f>l**ry. ( I»•1«f*ti
hrrukiug," says one expeit, "Imt
i’ll II 4n
hit the raddle. (In other holes Ida
total offerxi' in 1919.
(lrnr|i*r|
llu |||>i I j Ml
|u
•**1-t V •*»! I l|
C i t |775
" If you did, you’d lose a vaulter ed sketches of |bc piopoicd
Ilirtt'MiiiU' would eyplme the ter*
IlftltlM I -1IIIII
III! 111>« 64 Mil
*nril, (Hwr#•1 1
plant.
|
Crt
II
hi)
Ihiough I he roof."
IlmitM. I•••!•*
||i| 11git |3.i«U
I •• Beiridaiil
tain alii ad, lay tliolr golf hag on
ini it..lit 63 r.f)
Hut from all Indicnllnn*. ‘ lie
ItilMIlMN
Four officials for the National
l.<nu"e. I...I*.'. , Bry
I'leaning The Cuff
the Kioiiud in lai nliriid of the
lir-fH
Uni lli It 11mi - I J
lark of an immrilinle site bm Football Lengue are now blowing
l*«.
k
I.
\
*'i
1
Jack
Kelly,
tlie
diamond
scull
1
hall Us they iiiiild h i t , finintlug
i H n i i l n n i M i K v i i r ;» f.h l l o t
In i.-niB.ia s|*« |i ».| 3
caused
Ibn
owners
to
lose
Inter
lowing champ, and Belie Hhnpp,
whistles for the National Basket
it toward the green.
I'r*! I'oiiimI I oft
"III. ms.
<»
av ri m u r
•'nl.l'imit
Mi l.h H/iit 9 4% • ,7
Miss America of IU4H, weie a est In Houston. That, plus the ball Association.
. 11 e.'H
Boa |l> I 7,1.- I
" I lien Si 'il shoot over the hag," 41an Western
<'l(tell|(Kfl ftf» Ml B*rI I RO . fl I', as. I 1 .111 - 1, In. Ilpr 11 fin ■ i n I'hiladelpliia Iwnsomo last week, fact n 16 team lengue would l.u
Jainl.i.res
More Hum 95 percent of Aiuerilaid llie tinnier two lime tenia Siln News
1*rt lot lift ii,
l'r|i|.eM
cun-horn players ever to play icr
but Jack any* there’s no riiinanco unwieldy.
riilliFH* l '•*I••I v CM 13 30
.'uplitui al the Uimer.lty of South* 4 Ih W rnln n .iNiiiliurfi^
Klllicv
III
M»)iln
uen.
Bell
said
the
meeting
would
7:00 The 7 in link f’luti
involved . . Bert Bell has been
hockey profe-Hiimnlly are natlven
I'otnt.i.'n. It.-.l n il.rrn l.’tilifoi iriu.
(.Tilncli. leofiKwooil Hoy. riiiok*
7: flf. N»*«
D M 1 in I I. p«n |) IK . 7 ...i working so hard on the pro fmi- resume today and would last at of Minnesota.
..
I .p»*
Hump K iuMUm. W Ii Ir 11
R OH roimlnr Miiilr
Itudlehve.
least until 10:80 |\ M. tonight.
R.JO .MornlliR Dfvniloin
Hutiy. Hum k Hur.
HI'IIINti FOUTILM .I,
Ii e.l
tin IlsklS I I IIU - i ]1 ball consolidation details that ho
Ih ,\|unitm In hlimle
N IU ll H AC’K— FuloirHy
had his doctor'with him all night
Dick Rufirunowlex, from RchenaoH'inseli.
State College, Mini., Jan. 20— 0Hi no
N ph n
111-Iclitili.
KlM|itiMp|iy,
<‘i i . i f ) « y
Veil".n
llu Her IS.OO 7,uii while hf.-tips.lrxln*. (o. work out
tady, N. Y., junior haskelhall star
t/lh— —Spring liii.htall in iirtlii* at tltll I'lill IlFni hi Oman
MiH)||. L o t (m u ( l l r l f Mi i I i i ' n II «' m i%r •!. Turnips, Purple
ft
vv a schedule. The doc couldn t get
at Ryrnniac, is tile brother of
IKK W ILLIA M S F IG H T
Misrlsslpfil Stall' College will f»ilM K«trr«lrv Hlmw
fd^plnn
..................
C»ilrfj lletiJn*
e r e u i nk., ,0
ftlitrf.i
1 11 i n
Top
[1 •1 II, I. I .7.1 „ Mir
1»;I5
JVMftTII i i m j - f t liltlia mi#
lh » aWMlulo'VIglAl either d'. th
Oil IDAHO, Jan. 20 - 1/1’) -Jo h n , Mack, pi c.sen! Michigan cage capT...nali.e*
llpt'll Fell. Ii
I <• on I'lii V*i* I'Miiid**
Hun Jnc. Hiilnnlnu Llf#. H|f Iku.
(I ’l.ikst .'it
ntevelaml Indians will have 460 tiy HiMton, winner' of Mx straight |Nln.
All luir Million, 'dinting his in ir. A |leev•A lllrl \ MiirIm
Oi.tlit, Hliiftit 4l.ej*. IIIik k IlD M r .
‘Brp.li,line
Hill f/uAllfr IS.II,1 7 0 U farm players at their Daytona battles fry knockout, will lie seek
serond season ns head fnnthall I*, jo
AIuh aBlue*
1,.«ui Iiim lltn. <»•••11r D
IT
TII
I
S
no riilMi «i|,h **I<i*4h11* 11ee«»r
riH irn i
it %t 1 : — ft K i t h .
K it #
Co-criplniii John (irci'ti of the
cut til, said, "every position is M
Brnnii-s
Box |J 7,1
1 Beach, Fla., base this spring ami ing an upset triumph liver light
II 90 ll**iiri Mn\|rw il'HMCi
I* In lie*. I.lff. Hv 111••11it. Jti.lt I it u n ge n .
..............................
the Cardinals will have over (SIX) Weight champion
Ike Wiliams to Detroit Lions footl.ull team is ail
wide open and we uie expecting all 11:1ft Miih|< ILi wrII
Will. Caliini LiumI**, H.tli.im Hull?. , T . ini.li- .
1, || >v | > 7 1 " . .100 at five ramps . . who said there'" night In their 10-rimml non-title ndvertising me..out executive with
fmill>nlI playei • III aclmid the see- IJ (ill .Vrv» m
KI iiiImi. Diiknkuil l.iftir, H-.« Cnhili r U i | , . . r i n l | ,
I Si 15 TIi- M.« H*t Wit non
#r
a Detroit niitmmdnle concern.
Iamt il< Chicago Hladiuin.
mid semester to report."
B'lririin
,.
Il.iv 12.71 . I nn a shortage of baseball players?
11tot r|iih
•m i l ll tl l — ,1 . Illlhs Vllle
Tu n u c rl.i-s
I,.
B a a 11.71
Thiity playrrs 011 the lil-tfl It1;30
ton I’fii'ulnr Mlnr
KBi'lfi.i.l ll,in,
VIH,irln
Mil".
l t » . .i | .i ., M , . I n c - . 1,1 v o n 1 l.e H a n sipind, seven of them aenlnrs, re I IN 1.111lit American*
Hlnvadni. Iliual Mmi MIc I.fua, K f o l d ' . m e I ' . i t m u r s l l s i k s i M I S
I .10 MiirIih I VitrlrtlM
C ItInIni* lli.ii.' Iliiit.nl. iTiarilnu plirkiiut'M
cently li'ceivcd fm.lluill lei Id ".
Cross
Jiort |t««r Null#’ 11ain Ii
I'CIIbUhI m|iiW oil I l|It l»ni** flf H111
3.oft T cmU y * Mi nr
T K V ril l l l l l:— .V I.iih* ««l|e
(III *11l||M*f F *1ftI
ft ftn Mnali al HliuM i t i l
Tf.nlelw I*.niter, llu, k no. Tnffy
.M n r k c t *•11»: Ii11y w a . i k o r , iUinait'1
•ifto ftl imli
l.n v »fM
J’ r o B t a m
Bill. T.uiellns Mil.., Ar lie's .(irl. nh l \ K m I i (uelav
4:30 T-riittnif. II vp HAttlon
Pacific Bines .Bin's ill. I, Mull'll
( • i i l l i m r y i n K*nlr ' i n a l H y • • l l l i i i
tl|i.
ft 00 T i l * MilvIIIVM I l n u r
? rn i Ii m i i prk -va (|imi#i1
ft:•& Tilt III tf tit Hpot
By Askorlsled Press
•100 N*w*
•;0ft T»%ILlt# Hnnjii
1:11 Murk-1 ll*pnrt
Caulsiu* 10, Nlngsra 47.
1:p) TivBI.II* llnna*
Wayneshurg 05,
Stln Hi.tirlM I'srsrta
A Ilia nee (Pa.) 40
STS lunnv riiioUnmn Ifniarlaln7 nn Biining nil a Clouil
West Va. Tech. 00,
Till Him,I,iv flclmul t.iasun
Salem IW . Vs.) 40
7 in in. The Tops IIIHMCI
Ithaca 07, llnluiit 40.
7:11 Kcvnr.l* l.r Carla
* cn vsrdlv Halt
Ceuigktown (K y.) 74,
lito
Mast ih* Band
. and
Centre 57.
» nn* I'opulsr
I'o ‘
"Mnslo
Tampa 84, ItoHlim 55,
»:D I'ti
I'lill n*«dI at orgai
organ
1:10 Hnurla King of Day
Appslachlen 82, Krsklne 50.
1:11
»Ui«ic*l
inisrluda
•rn
Catholic llnlv. no,
•i aa It's Bsnc* Tim#
Johns Hopkins 01
iniim I’nnulsr Undo
Mils I'lilillc Hsaith farlss
Cincinnati 00,
At hum* with Muslo
West Virginia 50 lo:ln
linn Nsws
Dstrult 85, Michigan Nurmat 30.
liras ingn nrr
Arliona Klata (Temps.) 58,
Wrsl. Texas 53.
Abilene Clirlslisn 45,
o it
at
Austin 45.
Eastern Washington 79,
Pacific Lutheran 61.
TUXED O FEED STORE
Pen Franrfrr" Chevrolet* 74,
College of Padfle 82.
IIH SANFORD - PH O N E 868
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... .. ....pUS*!.
,‘w, 1. h” ?
Women Hellor.s Are
Wclcoiiit* At lliuleah
Sanford - Orlando
Kennel Cluli EntrieH
State FarnierH M arket
RADIO STATION
W.T.K.R.
ColU'Lri' llaHkotimll
D
o
the crops
that
grow best
and bring
top prices
are fed }
Vertogreen
V«rtfl|r#4R
HUNT’S
G ET TH E
lla
r ib
Legal Notice
N EW YORK, Jen.
our |e*gu*. I Haro
Remember the old deffinex* days Mm(l on my c)uhi i Have e pitchIn Brooklyn when Bahc Herman „ who never
hlg Uf , hee b m
slammed a three-lmgger only to h Mb lo (||l „ ,,B,| to the outfield,
have three
--------I— i ..j i — I
.
..
fee Dodgers
including I yet there always are three
utter-»nd up at third h a - e T - f , ^ ^ , ^
ouifadders
trunk that wns funny? Will, waiting for him to hit one. How
that wns strictly straight stuff stupid can they l*e?
compared to whnt may huppeA
Hickey said six of tne Dodger*
at Ehbfts Field this year if tried the six-man infield Id**
Prnn.di R b k r r really li--rerhiua last year and it proved success
|alaiut Ids latest brainchild,
ful.
,
i 'Speaking in the' rliTiTtiai dinner
"I hope the
Brooklyn club
tries it every day till* year," he
ndded. "and I ns.ure yn,j
going to win the pennant."
Houston
Has
Little
f-r.
n r
Chance
Of
Included In Circuit
r
D
nil
Lonffwoml Hotel
I HI. IViil of Kennel C.W
In -I
III.
M
Th e T H I N K I N G F K L M Q W
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TMttm m i n u
YELLOW”
1-1710
8-14a
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M T t.
1 - 10*
1-17*
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Rub* Harbor
Klevtfoot Sam
Mu
t Mil*
lirecle
K
I’llONIi
1 4 4 4
2\
Ilnu r Service
YELLOW CAB CO.
We have trunk serxirA
Hblllle'a Amiirt Srrtlee SI,little*
iM iik a v i :. * j* n ar.
ft
Stevedor*
Blurring Cross
[EDO FEED STORE
111 B uford Av*.
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•VELAKA A P A TM EN TB , Room.
•"'> Storaa 115 W. Flrat Street
Phone 1431.
f
Fiirnlahad Apt. for two. Shower
hath, refrigeration. On CryaUI
Lftkt. Clooul fUhlng. Bout part
Hme» L. A. Clin*. Lake Mary,
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ftt l|lnir»tr#q|JIrOrpperel
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Phone 3?i>
Tut nLlri'ti
room cult age. Phone
658-61.
-wo ntom apartment. Apply
Rim Avenue.
Three room furnished apartment
Witjt bath. All modernt Imp
Improvemeg
ntn. 110 West Third Street.
Htre* and four loom apartments,
lurnislird.
Hi rKilled porches.
* Phone 980 or 1323.
•. O
.ia.pt
T f1 or BELL.
DELL, House,
Huuse, 4 room*,
u'
8 screencil porches, bath, toilet,
■ f vlacU icily,
telephone.
Soma
w
'urnitiirc, also *60 electric
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droodrr, rhrap. 8 miles South
L
../on Sanford Avenue, Oiudervllle.
' »C. L. Farmer, Sanford, Fla.. Rt
t, Box 192,
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1<*ta located In and out of city,
raasonabie, and ternu If desired.
Phone 788-j.
tress* VH
Small home
on Waat Side,
uce aalll
Must ha
w u x x t A. m u i A i i ; i m i u r
haras and thicken
Ufbl front lawn. A K o m
r u ho proud r t and b* indai
u t 122.600. South oad af
J a jl^ A tr Baa*.
CaU
owner.
8 Bedroom Houso In'M ayiair Boo-
mw w n h B E ? . , ^
m
A rI ii'li's* Fur Sale
— Itenl K h I ii I v F u r mile— ;i
list*
HERALD
Want A(Ih
USED CARS
A L L 5IAKRH - A L L CARS
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Dr. Henry McLaulin
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Senkarik Glass & Paint Co.
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flM /tiS ifiW l
lot
1■
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MW
W K D K I.IV K K
fhSr;?/' 'a tt'w irsis
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N. S A Y F.lt
MICKEY
At ( olor lleadipiarterH
each day except Sunday* and hnlidayn. up to mnl
h ^ R I l k m k i f t tmd out.
U N T*
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Paint-, V ri tiiaIi#a,
Flllrin.
lit ti.*he , rfr to (oilipltd# Hi# Job.
IB acraa grove ,*U fenced.
aoB j w .
,
WO
t.
reginlering fur the Special .Municipal F,le d Ion to he
>01 l l »
NhIIi # l*i li#r#l-v nlv#n that wt
nt" (>MKH»i**f| in ini«in(>«a In H4n*
f«»nl .^#inln«i|** Cminty. PU. on \V.
I9lh HI under ill# KIctHInu* noma
■H*•*1f1•r *1 Hit ii-Inh Hupply ('o'* ftfld
t Ii 4*1 iv#• Iii I mmI |«i icKiMrr brM
IIHIII# |nil s iM i i l t*» the fcriilR of tH•
"KIclHIoim Nmii" Him ut#*' t.^ivlti
.Sr-, Mii li'i PlnrliU HUtutrH ltd
vvllh t|i# i-J*1 k of 1In* rirniH Court
•*f HriitltMd# Ciiunty, riorldn
M•*ll.irl HllUnnl
Ann.1 ll Hlrlnnitl
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L O O K J... \ l
AN AL! STAR
TTOIL- 7H‘
OAWL /
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» r •I v I t l c h t of \t:%y l i n o o f r o a d
4 44.91 f r r t to l i r t f l t i 'i l n g
t'o h t i t l n l n a 33 to re a m o r r ot l***o*
w hich
t h r C o u n t y d r u l r r a t«» .t*
<|tilrr f o r C o u n t y t o a d
pu rpoar?.
f*Ofl t ha t b o t h olr* r*e o f p r o l i r r t v
II
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aad wafB ftaw you .*>«
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I W ix r HIM AN'|
(IUC Kb 1/
'■Y /
HOT
SHOTS,r I____ /
Complete Line Floor Finishing1 M aterials
Lx.>rnl Notice
Y m w m o ha mm to a big. kaaatk
Yaa waat m m k f ft* *HB of allluw
m aa laww far m that the car you're
a add a ilita l canfeaa aarvka.
t o n k la*
•o i l i e r of Hr* f|on 73. T o w n n h l p
30 Mou th
li an a* ' 3o C a t t , r i m
llio n ."
M ou th
4ft-ft*
d e a r or a
397 1 f r r t . ( h e n c e Mo>ilh 157 31
f r r t . t h r i l l # ' N o r t h 34 «I-K r
iiieltiiliiiK February 10. 11150.
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ONLV T w rN N Y
rr; COM'S 7 ' Pt AY/
TH3Y CONE
9NUCK UP TO
W ITHIN' ONE
POINT
UP TH
held tm February «M. 11)50. and will remain open
«>
VIMMM4t
AMD O N L Y r O R T Y
srcnH cvs i F r r t v P iA Y f
_The HOUR -M k M tl
Sul 11rilay. .Inmiiiry LH, l'JftO, fnr the purpost* of
9— Renl Enlate Fnr Hnln— d
N
hv
Florida, will he open at the C ity Hall, comnienditR
iu iim
ream
'iVfJff
The Reglntratiitn laiuks of the C ity of Sanford,
" * B S **"“
Greyhound due I* *n
th* nlr toett* '*eee
WDBO 'et flil# with
all the 'dope* My tha
dog* at tho ■.
Orlaado “
W H U TTA COMEBACK/..,
ONE M O 'O O A L-A N ' TH ' H O T t
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Ninth Race— 5-1* Mile
Mai Lin*
11-1710 K. 0. Blonde
liy K n y H o lt#
C .r
ii
I/m VerVeareen far /awni, flower*/
font, ihnifci emf yenfen vefotakJee.
W in n e r s
P lW f
RENT OUR FLOOR SANDERS
HEARING
M d ll‘ 1 -iiiahop t'll.
Ill N. Park \%r,
dh
f h .v s ii
n \ m : i n V s rot
A L L h*MMt*i* nMh linn ut hoiuiv
o lla r
T
O Z A R K IK K
I 4A frt aoilth Of Ilia Nnrlh’ AM
you cm£t beat a
W
1 ‘l^ f V c w
I f " fc’"".V.
NEARING
HMORfiAHBORD
I.CN CIIEON
DINNER
Kean* front Sl.ao aUSIr saboitllrd fnr I'nrilea nn* Haasae**
PAOF
ARE YOUR FLOORS SHABBY?
ANNETTE’S
MAICO
ftfMlm Dull? from
Top prlcaa go with top quality crops, the kind you grow
with Vart«gr#,n — Armour’g complete, better balanced
punt.food, vertagreen I* Ideal for all high-return crops,
It helpa you gat better Btanda. makes th* bearing season
longer, Increma the yield and quality. Thousand* of
aucceaeiul grower* use Vertagreen. Order today.
P ic k in g
t' •
ar* of *<)ual value and no cash House. Hanford. Florida.
Is invotveil in sat.', InUndtd » i no a it ir n r C liCN
„ Tr COVI
change
m ih h io n k iih
o r riM’Nrv
t 'n r e o n * I n t r r e t l e i l m » U
hrarrt
o r HKAIIM'LK. . riAIIIIBA
el 10:00 A. .VI mi Tiies,ley, retiruliv o I* Herndon
*r»' ,1- »»□ . **l the County Cum('In k if the Hoard
mlselnnrrs II".,in in the Court Heel of I'nnniy ('ummlaelonere
BUCK HORSE ALE
YO U R H IA R IN O
B IR V IC I C I N T I R
A ft**
of
VA.*
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r(
I T -M
ftienil t o U P .
According to Hin<h« i legend, the
encred Ganges river divided Into
.00 channels In reach and cleanse
NOTtCK OP INTENTION TO fcXi’0,000 dftlmtiled , soul A
CIIANOK IIKAle rRUPHRTV.
T o WHOM IT MAY OONCMLN:
Notice la hereby «lvcn that at
IM PORTED
Ha reirular m»tt|nff held on Jan
uary ft. Ififtn. the Hoard of Coll tty
Comill lai*loti era iWItlrd that In
tliolr opinion (hr County |m•»*?»•m*»»
(-(*rtaHt
rral (•atato il-arfMitd a»
EXCLHHIVH W ITH
follows, to- m It:
,
Hfff IlitiliiiC 39<l.|S fae-t wr»t .if
tlio Northeast e'urnor of Bk 'Mbii
2t T u w i o h l p 3«t H n o t b Han**J l^ )rla n d ^ J ^ M ^ ^ V r ^
3o :*Ai»t. nmitiioi*' 4*ounty.
Klorlda. run ih-ncc H *iith
frrt. thru* <• Kant lift 7ft fe*l to
the Wralrrty ItiKill-ol-tfeslp^iiiid
of road, ttiaiico Norlliwretctly
nIo iii nald Htaht-of wav Ho
of road 313.4i f-ai to point of
boMlnnlna Contaiiilnu Jt ftrra*
IIH Hc oi leek.
hot ncadrd tor Co«ioiv purport*
m eant
and that for th*1 brat loldrcut* "f
ihe^Coimtviiald property may bn
im SlTM ^^otrioM r^ At T
and ilMffllinl fie fotloWN, in wit
lit*Ir.nlne 20*» I* f--» \1 *el find
HPKCIAI.
5 Mi re 11act mi paved
highway, lint till'd parlially
■Inn m l. small Immi-". largr barn,
I flowing well, f 1.750 III) ( V h
5 1(111161 IBH'NK
Large Ir.l, 40
frail trees, very Hire. $4,600 00.
FA It MB • A*l(M 6-and 20 uei»
tracts, mini) with hnsisps, ean Ii"
luiughl fur Irks than Imlf rust uf
iinpruvenieuts,
NEW 3 lIF.IHtOOM huuse masonry
runstrurtiun, garage, very denlr
aide lieigliburniiud, 2 lot*. $25110.
will hnndle.
O i l IKK liuiis... In gnod nelgld.urhnuda at fium $5,000. |i. flOJHIO.,
all can (»< l".ughl un in ms.
FRED W. HKNDKIt. Ilealiur
Ruulli 2
I'll ,la 1030
Fla. Stale Bank Bldg
I,, r . If (K ill KS, Am mini.
n o lih
X
S r? '
tt.iv.IM*
No
Job
loo
large,
too
BINDFR MACHINES, nciv .( ifted.
h iiiii II
Call 71.3.
Teems. ||f, \v. i,H, Ri. |*h. JU24.
SAVE M ONEY III’ line watch n e ,
Ilniir.iii cnlibagc plants fur sale.
cl'H'k repairing. Frllewn lluu.<
Call I647-.I
,
Shop. 1705 Hanford Ave.
Now rt\ in Inbte I atrsl model High. Washing at Home. 1553 Bay Ave
.Spied Flout Samlet fut rant.
nuu. I.ilia
Everything |o complete n flrpl
■=clis.e iub.
i'all or e m r Into 10 — H iimI ihom 0| i |i i i i I tm llifu
SKNKAIIIK t;i«w A I'aint Co.
113 ltd W 2nd
I'imne 825 iirouri\ ShllD Having KOI'I
IIUtK, In*|iali t* Himf*ai *1
.Million Miirkei rnhhage plants
llvit fl
W A. Fills, Celery Avc,
*<WA 1* SI It) I*. 155 E 4th St. We 1 2—
Spri-tnl Sorvii'CN - 1 2
May, sell "r trade must any
tiling
I’hune 198.1.
M IR AN T Tree Hnrgeiv. ,1..,
i n c o m e I’Ro i 'E H T y
n . « , :• I'lllE D Shtlnip
Dinner, Served
tog, picsetving, lemovlug i
duplex, ranch tv in* . Milage. I
"The licet Silt ||np on E mI III"
Ti aiwplantlng small pluni
apartments, 3 large |ut~ off. ted
evi'iy iiii-lil nt llumn's lit ill,
cense and fusura me
I
fur sale at less than rest uf
*'1. Fust 1st Slfiw t. .
3H.itiO, Orlamln
runstrii'dlon, gi»*.red $2 'udtin Frigidaire and Davenport. Good
V E N E TIA N BLINDS mi,!, to
for 10 nmnths opsratlnn, pri.-ed
•entlilieb.
Rcasunalde.
Mrs.
"rdci. Seminole Vei'etlau III,ml
at $18,500.00. — $10,000.00 will
linel<-v Staines, Upsala.
Cn
820 W. 3rd SI.
I’imne
handla.
M62 W.
Apartment DOUSE — dnivn-tuivn, V C It IMP IRON ROOFING now
Hvailalile. Ro-rnnf with F.H.A. NEW h'LtlORH Hiirlaepil to ner8 rental unit* In gnod rnndltlnn
Title t Financing. No Job tu»
feetinn. Did floors made like
$22,600.00- -netting 10 perr.'id
small. Sherman Cone rat# Pipe
new. Finishing, cleaning A » n HANFORD A V E N U E — Way
Cn.
I’imne
1241.
rng Portable power plant. TM
nire Itnuse, stucco nn steel. 2
Inrge lots, variety uf fruit, C O N C R ETE FLOORS, M AC H IN E
years ruperlenre In Hrutii'ml*
FIN IS H E D
Free estimate-.
County, II. M Gleason, I sko
k|)rhen furnished $5750.50
Miracle Concrata Co.
Phone
Marv.
$1650.00 will handle.
1336 ,809 Elm Ave.
FA RAIS — We speclallte nn farms
I.AWNMOWERK stiarnsnrd, Id. v— 8-10 and 29 acre tracts some BENDIX W ASHER Bllalftlv uied.
ties repaired, lock A key
ear guarantee, 1160.00 In
with houses — Can lie hmight
I year
No waiting-work
gnaiMole-d.
fnr less than half nf cost nf irned. Randall Elsctrio Co.
H. W. Shuman, 310 Ess* 4th 9t.
prnvemanls.
HA B Y cITTcK B P E c fA tT T n o h
Ksnford,. Fla. (Formerly mth
50 ACRE FARM with everything
JA N U A R Y .
Pullorm Tasted
Williams Fixlt Shopj
that a good farm should have,
Flocks, Rock*, Reda, Wyan
FR IG ID A IR E
til* In gnod condition, unusually
dotte*, Rock-Rad Cross** 95.90
Hales and Hervlre
good flowing wall*. This farm
100, Not Hexed. F.O.B., C.O.D. 2 Factory trained qualified s«ris fully equipped, I* in a high
Live D'e l i v e r y Guaranteed.
vice Men.
state of cultivation, priced at
C R EH TM O N T H A T C H E R Y ,
IIII.L H AR D W AR E CD.
940,000.00 with terms — hss
Dept. 50, Box 7. Blackwood, N .J. 301 K. Flrat
Phone M
approximately
912,000.00
In
Twelve I point full rut diamond ORLANDO Morning .Sentinel, ti.
pinilpment.
wedding ring— white gold— size
landn Evening Htar. Call Ralph
SP ECIAL — B acre tract on paved
Ji 1/2. Sacrifice. Phone 482-R.
Ray. 1106.1.
highway,
»y. not tiled, large barn,
I flnwini
tg well, 91,750.00 Cash. i’ractlcaily new cub-tractor and C ALI. 617 for Battery, (irucrnt"i
C A T T L E RANCIIEH from 6<mi
*i|uipment. Rcaxonablr. 116 N.
ami Htarter service,
Swainacres to 18000 acres.
Somr
Jaisaminr Ave.
Battery Hervlre, 301 W. Fit t
with improved pastures (itlierx J O T e ‘ Ker used 2 months.
St.
__
97.
not su well Improved hut car
Inquire Armltaga C o u r t . ___
K E ltO H E N E -rU E L OII for home
ries some timber.
Call Alvin Odliam. Hincbtlr Rc
(1ROVEH — Have aUrnrllvn offer 7 ft. Norge refrigerator, gnod
condition, reasonable. Apt. 12.
fining Co^ Phone 9150.
ings In groves, especially suit
Wrlacka Apts. <
New home ronairurtjon. Reoao
able fur hnmo owning that arc
ing and remodeling.
Cabinetprofitable in conjunctlun with
custom built. I,et its help solve
turkey and poultry raising. —
your housing nrohleins. 40 yoni-.
Most of them have houses. If fi— A R T IL 'IJ S H W A N T K D — 6
experience. Fred Evans p. it
you want an exceptionally nice
llox 269.'_____
home would Ilka to allow a 30- Highest cash price paid for need
furniture Tad Daata Furniture Floor RandlhgVnd VlnUhltiH: All
acre grove close to town —
Co, an E. le t Ph
drove production up tn a point
Oak FloBra laid, sanded ami
where It will pay for Itself In 4 Odd pieces of china,
finished at the right price. E. E
china,' tliahas and
years,
* * accapUhle offer, •bric-a-brac. 'Also aUtr** ~
(are. “Want
Stevens, Tele.. 710-R-4.
A. Ii. PETERSON, broker
Jewelry, old doll*, '
.fitA C TO R W O R E: Phone 157 J
110 N. Park Ave, - Phone 1129 t furniture, atr.
for froo estimates. Jack Hu-F ,W. BEN DER , Realtor
paid. Call at 70* U u ra l Av#.. j nail* r ■ , ; .________ __ _
Fla, State Bank Bldg.. Phone 1030
or send a card and ,W# ,wiU. call Drag Hite, hulTdoxar, dump truck,
on you. Mr. and Mr*. Walter R. muck, fill dirt, shell and clay
Hlteikay,_________ '
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Wantad to-buy. I Part Persian
A Raularaon'Contractors, 109 E.
New York Ave., DaLand. Phone
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In Excise Titf •
Congress A l s o Asked
To Boost Levies On
Big Corporations By
> One-Bilifcjn VollXra
at ail time*.
A lifeguard will be on duty nt
the pool whenevc,
<•>♦1 J|!,'JH*Tiri
t h e p u l .i l r ,
- v t l l k \s>-
# i „ l ‘ ~wd-.v.".1-nu l help j
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lire.led,
A
email charge of nine cent* for
children and 26 cent* for adult*
will he made to help defray the
penie of operation.
The pool
will he kept open on Tuesday,
Thursday, ..atiinlay ami Numtav
from mum A M. until nuuu mid
from 1:00 until 3:00 P.M. during
the winter. From April until Ortul.ei It will U (.fieri every dnv
III the week from 1I:0U until 6:00.
The iiinln entrance to the pool
I* on the ground floor fa. lng Find
Utrret where there will he ail id -0
leiidanl to take admission*. An
outllde t lairway on Ihe weal ride
of the pool lead* to the deck rurrounding the tank end In for the
/IS 6r (0 ,Sanford irirls were photo tile of cpectalorn. On each i Idv
of the rldrwulk leading to the
s graphed
(runt entrance are twu miih II cir
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lockers and a frw finishing touches cular enclosures IS feet in diamet
| remain to make the pool complete. er, one for a flower garden, and
the other for a wading pool foi
8a* pictures of pool mi Pag* 4,
noult children.
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The Initial gift of Chase and On.
Cllmaxl
quarter of a ran* in 1U4.T wai $20,000 to ha used f..r
Another
ty, promotion, and public Improvements.
pJEv"wlfleil4iWiW®0 was added. The City ul <i
atlrpiitv, lt,«r pA"w1Aeti
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wad'flrii approve,I i.y the peonl* allocated <110,000 to the fund.
la A bend *l»cHon In 1926, wa* fin- Final figure* are not vet avail
*3*)?.**!I#; uoiiibla by. a donation able on the total coat of the pool,
.•■of IlCvOOti./iom CIm . v X Co. alul hut City official? *>tlm*i* lU t it
r auppi.rt of the Jaycee* and will tw nearly 160,000 Including
— j Club wbkh mad« It. thajr furnishing*.
After the war, the pool project
In 1840.
i ln a concrete block an- lagged in the face of riling build
of light groan, <0 fact ing coit*, but wa* the aubject of
and ISS fact long, tlia pool continued debate by City Ci.iniiilnJta two drilling roomi, 41 siomr*. Variou* PTA group* be
, ekan and ihowar acrommo,!*- gan to demand ucllun mul the
jtlofe for man and woman. The Kolery Cllih made the building
factual tank, made of poured con- of a pool their Number I objec
. crat#, ia 100 feat long and Sit feat
wide and decline* from a three foot
: depth at one and for 66 fact to
a f in foot depth, than ilrope to
1g Hina foot depth below two
J springboards.
' It la aatlmatad that the pool can
.Mftly accommodate 247 hathan
“ ~ ‘ time, according to the City
rr, who pointed out that the
j of the flow-through typo
ad by a 120 foot nrtciinn
abort dlatanca away which
the pool through an alght
Pip* in 24 hour* from natural
alone. However, It* two
ly operated pump*, workt w rate of 600 gallon* a
van fill the pool with 160,jona.uf water In i l l hour*,
typa chlorinalor circulate*
J
tive.
In February, 1048, the Jayrec ,
ted hy Jack Itnllgau, gut Into
action. Mr. Itatlgan wax chairman
of a pool committee, and ulm iepreientrd Rotary'* Community Hervice Committee,
He runtm-ted
hiflldera and architect*, among
them Donovan Dean, und with
committee member* visited other
elite* where pool* had been built
und presented hi* finding* to the
city.
For a time, after the City Cummlialon again took up the Idea,
pool wall* of reinforced concrete
block were vomdderod, hut when
bid* were received, It wai found
that little aavlng could In- made
by that untried method. I'uuted
concrete, reinforced with alee),
More than 400 visitor* from cities throughout Central
Florhlu flocked to the Florida Northern District Tourna
ment, Jan. II, at the Hunford .Shuffle!.,,uni court where
pluyer* fiom eight cities competed In order to select
men’s, women's and mixed teams to piny nt the Htate
Jmitinry Building
Permit* Up 300%
Tournament at HI. I'rlersbrug. I)el.aml came out on tup
with four out of sit winner* comprising the three top
team*. The Hanford Tourist Club wa* host to the visitor*,
und entertained them at a big luncheon at the Tuurlat
Centpr^lMayer* from DaLand, Hanford, Daytona Reach,
Tourist Chib Plans Recreational
Activities For Winter V isitors
lliillding permit*, totalling $221 ,222 have been Issued so far in
January, preiaging another record-.
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breaking year for construction In
>“<1*1 *mi recreational activities ol winler vinloi* in Sanford
Hanford, John Dillon, City imlhiing renter around the Touirfl Club, which affords ample facilities for
loapcrtor,. revealed this i morning. dinners, |i*ilie* and indoor uame* and entertainment, and whirli ha*
hern made available for this purpose hy llte City and the Seminole
('muiiy Chan her of Commerce.
I he union of Iwo ftt'*ierly separate oigaiii/aliont Iasi July, the
Home l.ulldlng prujerti, directed
-----------------l.v IV1 1ll.oin Phillip* account fo. Tourist Club and the Hhutfl*boaitI+"— —
f Ik|Jjlili of the total and Include ('lull, plus the plurlng of th* form by the time the winter visitor*
pci mil., fur 22 new home*; one val er t'HO huildlng at their ili*po*al arrived.
ued Ml flliJHHJ: three nt IIIJIIIO has resulted In an active rluh with
Local civic clubs, Including Ro
curb nnd |H at 18,0(10 each. Ten of u nieiriherslilp of inure than 176.
the lioiui!* will he luillt In the I). F. Hciiililw of New liritaln, Pa. tary, Klwani*, Lions, Jayceei,
Pilot*, ami liuxlnes* and I'rufenI’inehiirst area near Heininule Is pre.-ident.
Mr. Hciulder was rleeted on Jan. atonal Women'j Club who had been
High it, lu, J and II home* on Pal
metto Avenue between Twenty- I, together with W. K. McMaitar, meeting regularly at the Touriat
Meiuplil*, Trim., vice president, Center, voted to move to the Yacht
liftli and Twenty-sixth -Streets,
ami Mr*. It. W. Tench, secretaryi Club In order that the tourist or
Prior to the tourists taking over ganisation might use the former
J AV A fiHRHHIM.AH
J A K A R T A |llatnvla), U. H. I, the new organisation ax planned, building at all time*.
An Integral part uf the activlMomloy, Jun. 22. — t/Pj — linlo- John Henkarlk, Jayree preaidant,
ue«|uh rebel guerrilla*, led hy u Served ns temporary president of tloa of the Touriat Club U it*
former Dutch captain, today nt- the club, which wa* composed of ahufflehoard section heeded hy L.
I irked the west Java capital, Han- 86 tocfll ritltene,' including leader* H« Hughe*. During th* fall, the
lini ng, and seised key point* In |hn of the twu uniting uiga'hllations City put the 10 court* In perfect
numntuiii city uf 170,000 popula- who nil contributed their aervlcaa: condition, added rest room faclllget the organisation atatred1 tl*4 end put up wind break*. An
tlon,
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Photo by Raymond
Naw Smyrna, Lake Helen, Orlando, Kuatl* and Orange
City competed. The ten «uufflet,onrd court* arc located on
Sanford's Inkefront In Ft. Mellon Park, nnd are equipped
with every modern convenience. 1,. C. Hughe* head* the
shufflehoard division of the Hanford Tourist Club.
outstanding event recently wa* the
district anuffleboard tournament
held her* by eight clubs, bringing
a t»al of more than 4tm visitors
to Hanford from neighboring cities.
Prior to the coming uf the tour
ist*, the local group Installed wall
lights In the 40 by 80 hall under
the dfm-tlon of Mm. A . C. Htarke,
while a group of women under
direction of Mrs, Pearl Beese, raw
ed bright naw rover* fur the seats.
The Tourist (Iroup under Mr*
Henkarlk started right out with a
seesun of fun and good fellow
ship, Including a picnic at Han
Lando Hprlng*. This wa* followed
iy a Halloween
Hallow**] Parly, On’ A mil*
by
fc Day tha whole group was
tlce
escorted In th* hlg parade aboard
a bus provided by H. A. Allen, end
Inter held open house at the Tour1st Center.
Other outstanding event* have
included the Thanksgiving Day tea;
Christmas Cantata presented hy
the Junior High 8chuu| singers
under direction of Mr*, Knar
Price; th* Seminole High School
(lies Club concert with Ml** Oil!*
Reese Whittle, directing; a Christmaa party staged by the Pennsy
lvania delegation; the Townsend
Club party attended by 260, on
WA8H1N U t T / N ,~ J ; n.a
------— President Truman aent ,Congreai a tag program today callIng for a cut In e*cl»e or ‘‘sale*"
lavin, plugging of
loophole*,,
und a tdlllpn-dollar tamst in
late* or cirjdiratlnn*, e»t*te* JnJ
hlg gift*.
In a npedal tnesaaga, Mr. Tcuman did not aay•ay apeclfii
apedfically lu>w
luctlun
R he
tie thought
the
should
he made in
|he excise
excite taxes. Hut
n the
ho laid cgi* are Mmo*t urgently
needed’’ In th* taxea on DelgHi,
railroad and bus Hckite, long
distance telephone and telegraph
bills and ‘‘the entire group ol
retail
esc lues,
Including such
items aa toilet preparations, lug
gage and liandbags.”
Mr. Truman did specify that
these should he cut "only to ths
extent that th* loss In revenue
ran he recouped hy eliminating
the tas loophole* which now per
mit snme groups to escape tlwtr
fair share of Dilation."
He said th* biggest "loophole"
I* "the exresalve depletion ex
emption* now enjoyed by oil and
mining interest*." adding:
"Under these exemptions, large
percentage* of -the Income from
oil and mining properties escape
taxation, year alter yeur. Uwnere
of mine* and oil welia uio per
mitted, after deducting all roil a
of doing btiklneia, to exrinild'
from taxation on account of de
pletion a#-much at half of their
net Income."
Aa to business, the President
recommended!
A "moderate increase'' in the
tax rate applicable "to that nsit
of ■ corporation’s Income which
le in excess of |ft0,000,"
At the same time he recom
mended that the tax rat* on cor
porate Income between f 26,600
and 860,000 which Is now taxed
"at the excessively high ‘notch’
rate of 68 per cent, be reduced
to the same rate aa applies abovu
850.000."
He proposed that estate and
gift tax laws be revised to pro
vide uniform' tm tm ent and Re
duce present exemption* *o ax
to "not only bring In more rev
enue," but to ‘'improve the faitnew of tha eitate and gift tax
lawe."
Dec. 22 and featuring th* Duxbury
School of dancing. Programs
directed by the Hanfotd Home De
monstration Club under Mias Lila
Woodford, county horns demon
stration agent, have been enjoyed.
Present plan* call for a series
of amateur night programs, and
many trips and outlnaa are In
store for visitor*. New dlshe* have
been provided hy the Chamber of
Commerce, also many other facili
ties for holding meetings and aupper*.
Thu Hanford Tourist Club wan
organised in November, 1840 with
u membership of about 76 to begin
with, and ended the season wlh
136. F. A. Ksterly was praildant.
Carl Klsenhower waa secretary.
Many good time* and outing* were
enjoyed under direction of E, M.
Armltage, Chamber of Commerce
director of tourist activities. He
ulso directed the work during the
following season,
The Sanford Shuffloboard Club,
which this year Joined the new
organisation, met prior to this sea
son at the former headquarter*
and courts on Palmetto Avenue.
Former presidents were Tom Ver
non and Carl Biaenhowar. A- C. and J. Roy Ball,
Madden wa* . fturetary treasurerJ fflhn lM t „ t W «
Welcome A waits
Serving the world’s greatest
winter farming district,
producing $4,000,000
in celery annually.
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DIRECTORS
C. H. McNulty,
President
S. G. Kilpatrick, Jr,
C, R, ClonU
U 6|* V,v
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i r a r w t r . D irector Centra) Fla
Prortucllon C r i j U l ^ C o r p .
Ovlad
F o rru t Gatchtl
Inveainwat*.
feature
Flarlia
C. H. McNulty
M u r lea* w
v * v2 Gr H f i S m 'V tfiiifc M i
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400 %
On Barge Line;
Iburisl Influx Grows
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Of C Manager Es
timates 500 P ercent
UrowVVT TIT s.iiitord
Tourist B u s i n e s s
Prospects for an early Inau
guration of freight arrvict on the
"i. John* River with port-tn-port
rate differentials between Sanford
and eaitern aeaporta loomed today
aa Manager Ed Higgins of the
Seminole County Chamber of Com
merce announced that an Inter
state Commerce fV>mnii«*1on hear
ing will be held In Sanford at the
Mayfair Inn on Jan. 30 and 3l.
^ The hearing will consider the ap
plication of the Marine Transpor
tation Co. of Norfolk, Va. to oprrate a barge service over the Intend
waters between Sanford and Treiiton, N. J. This company has made
an extsnslv* Investigation of available tonnage here and Is satis
fled with the business outlook, Mr.
Higgins said. It has already pur
chased the operating rights of the
McLaltdCarolina Company from
Trenton to Jacksonville.
U “Freight rates to be offered by
(he company will be such as should
Provo attractive to shippers using
this method of transportation ,
said Mr- Higgins. “ We have a num
ber of other shipping Interests
which are manifesting an inter
est In our facilities b«jo, but moat
of them are awaiting the complc
tlon of our terminal facilities.
,- The construction of docks and
warehouses here Is expected to
be financed by the Reconstruction
finance Corporation with the Is
suance of $.100,000 in revenue cer
tificates, and should Ire completed
by next November. On Jan. 0 the
City Commission appruved a re
solution, previously adopted Itv the
Board of Directors of the RFC,
stipulating tha terms of the loan.
This resolution hat been sent to
the legal firm of Caldwell. Mar
shall, Trimble and Mitchell In New
York City who will draw up the
authorisation for tha issuance of
'•hr*- revenue certlflcatea. Tha mat
ter then goes to the Circuit Court
and tha State Supreme Court fur
validation.
The bonds will be rstlrsd out of
the net returns from the ter
minal. A pledge of parking meteT
revenues has alio bean made by
the City in case net terminal re
ceipts ere not sufficient to main
tain the project and to retire the
28-year bonds.
The terminal will Include a one
■ fto ry concrete block warehouse,
300 rest wide along the waterfront.
This will have ■ concrete floor
built at truck lavel......................
Tha present bulkhead will be
reinforced with sheet steel piling
and the floor of the warehouswlll eatend to the outer edge of the
concrete wall where the water In
Lake Monroe will bo 12 feet deep.
A large tract of land, estemiliilf
1400 feet on the lake front west
of French Avenue, is owned by lh«
■City and several years ago was
*>ala*d to proper level by pumping
sand from the lake In order to pro
vide a »U« for the project.
Thie ample area will pruvIda
for rail facilities on the west side
of the warehouse, and sufficient
room will be had on paved areas
all araund the warehouse for truck
loading, and for loading directly
from flie trucks on to the barges.
The warehouse will be equipped
Ith the latest devices for loading,
ludlng fork lift trucks, cony#,
and other machinery fog
C*T^ve hcompUtion of a l* foot
chaaasl la the 81. Johns River
from ianford to Palatka to INB
opened Important new possibilities
Iff i navigation and commmlil
dmlopmant for Banford and Cantr^Ma «hansel together with the
basin at tha terminal point
Lake Monro# was sponsored by
SominoU County Chamber of
Commerce, and conetructad under
the direction of U. 8. Army I n it a coot of ovor $611,000.
I t Uahs tha Ilargest cltrad and refa
ction of Florida
ing section
ustrial arose gpd
largo Induatrii
centers of population aa
tha
«• eastara
M n asaboard
1,000
mlloc
1.000 m
iles away.
Morr then 700 vUilun fium the
north, many of them eldprly and
iveklhg new vllulily in the sun
shine of Morida, are comfortably
quartered at modest cost at I hi*
Fellowship Front, a Christian col
ony which welcomes memhvra of
all denominations to the nine build
ings which it occupies at the Muni
cipal Alport.
During the past year, more than
$75,000 was spent by the Founda
tion to convert the former bar
racks at the former Naval Air
Station Into comfortable apart
ments and rooms, according to C.
A. Maddy, manager. Eight build
ing* have been con veiled Into an
nexes, partitions Installed, and new
plumbing facilities Installed. In
Anne* No fl, apartment* have
connecting hath*.
The main building, formerly usrd as officer's quarters, Is known
a* the lloinotel and houses 171)
or more elderly people from many
states. A branch I'ost Office Is
located nearby and the Kernald
l-aughton Hospital is only a (dock
away. The Homotel has its own
dining room and kitchen and on Hatuurday night, "talent night" Is
observed there.
More than $36,000 has been
spent on the former Navy Mess
Hall building which has three
wings, one of which has been con
verted Into a chapel, another into
dormitories for tesrhers and stud<nt* of the Fellowship Itiblical Colege which trains missionaries and
which lias about 2ft students. Musi
cal instruction is Included In the
course.
Other portion* of the build
ing contain a large dining room
seating nearly llil) at a time. More
than (2,600 in new equipment has
been added to the former Nuvy
klchtn.
Inspiration meetings it ml reli
gious service* are held nightly In
the chapel, and a 100 dpy camp
meeting program was stalled on
Thanksgiving. Appearing currenly as an evangelist is a full blood
ed Indian, Chief Charles Pamp of
Michigan. Much enjoyment it derlved from the spiritual singing of
ths O. C. Rushing family uf ten
from North Carolina, and the Dee
Rushing family which ha» Just re
turned from radio engagements in
Detroit and Kansas.
The Oeorgo Harr School of Um
piring, Is quartered in England
Hall this year through arrange
ments made with Mr. Maddy, and
Miss Oslo England, general super
intendent of the Foundation. Char
lex E. York, a member of lht>
Foundation Is chef. The building,
formerly the Marin* llarrucks has
a dining bull staling 150 and kitch
en. The former Navy Administralion Building, now the Castle Ap
artments, contains a number of
comfortable apartments.
The Fellowship Foundation was
Incorporated two years ago and is
an outgrowth uf In* West Virginia
Training Hchool of which Miss
England was a co-founder, and
Intercession Institute, which for
14 yeara was located near Klssimmee. A branch colony waa recently
established by the Foundation at
formar Air Baas buildings at Drew
Field, Tampa, and about 76 peo
ple are quartared there.
Two Boys Are Hurt
In Highway Accident
Two 14 yoar old boya were In
jured Saturday afternoon when
their motorcycle waa forced against tha guard roll of a cul
vert on Celery Avenue, eaat of
tk« Boll Park, by n weat bound
truck wmch approaching from
ilt tha motorcycle. Idem
driver la being nought
tlty o:
M r*boya,
'
Harry Hannum and
Harry Rinkavago. wort taken tu
Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos
pital for troatmant of abrasions
on the loft aide and on the arms,
then war# sent home, said State
Patrolman R. D. Harrison, who
Inyostijaated tha accident. The
accident occurred at about 4j00
Floridians' Earnings
Are Up 13.29 In Year
The 'tourist bon loess is Olio of
the fa.tost growing industries we
have in Hanford, Manager Ed lllg
gins of tin- Seminole County I'huiuber of Commerce pointed out today
as he estimated that there are
more than 2,5lkt winter visitors
In this city.
“ Hack before the war", lie sslil,
"we never bad more than four or
five hundred winter visitors, and
in ItMO It bad about renebrd u
peak of 600 for that era. Hy means
of advertising, providing plenty
of recrentiorml facllilles und inure
I'ccommodatlons, and by helping
to entertain our vl*itor*. we now
have mure tiiau 2,000 in Halifuid'*
“ What this means to Hanford
Is Indicated by the recent economic
survey made by W. M lloxtwlck
for the Florida Powrr and Eight
Co. which shows (but tourist* actu
ally spent 1 1 ,illn.tioo in tin* city
in 1948, Even *u. Sanford got only
1 percent of ttie tourist dollai
III the Central Florida aiea. There
is iiu greater area of development
for Hanford tlinn in getting ii lar
ger share of this tourist dollai''.
Further emphasising the value
of the tourinl hu-me.-s to Manlord. i
W. A. I'utnek, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, addnl that
the construction uf terminal fuuillliss on the St. John* River here
will fiunlsb Hanford with cheaper
height latrs to the maikei cen
ters of the Sol III ulld .buuld pro
vide gieatei industrial und com
mercial uppoi tunilie* foi those
seeking investments in tin* part
of the state. He suid tliul Hanford
is un the threshold of its great
est agricultural and Industrial de
velopment und lliul those who in
vest here now will lie getting in
oil the ground flour.
Mayur Andrew Cairswuy ex
tended mi offieiul welcome to nil
tuurlsts in Sanford and said that
the City is doing, and will con
tinue to do, everything in its pow
er to promute the welfnn- and haupines* of Sanford’s visitors, lie
expressed hi* appreciation foi the
co-operation of ibe New York
Giants in advertising Sanford ami
In helping to bring tourists heie
and said thul an even more flour
ishing tourist business could be
expected next yeur.
Jack Hall, president of the Han
ford’s Merchants' Association, said
that Sanford Is u trailing center
for more limn 250,1*00 people In
Central Florida, ami added that
winter visitors will find here
modern and attractive stores run
by progressive merchants wlm give
quality merchandise at prices
which cannot tie excelled anywhere
else, lie ul-n said that local busi
nessmen sties* courtesy in dealing
with Ibeir customers and extend a
cur dial welcome to all visitois.
One uf the most active organi
sations in Hanford In promoting
the tourist business lias been the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
whose president. John Henkarik.
was until recently also president
of the Tourlat Club. The Jaycec*
maintain a Tourist Information
Huoth at I’ark Aveuua and the
l.nkefront Boulevard and a full
time secretary who l* always ready
to furnish helpful Information to
tuurlsts and to assist them In any
way possible with their problems.
“The tourist business at the
present time ls on* of our most
promising enterprises,” said Mr.
Henkarik.
In Bank
Made In 10 Years
of a new .Small Loan*
Sanitation
'epartment and, and the Florida
S t a t e (tank has Increased Its
capital stock frum $60,000 to
$100,000.'
r. he First Federal Savings and
l.uan Association has made a pilenominal giowth during the past
ten years. Stalling the decade
with only $72,214.01 In deposits,
it hail reached u total deposits of
!l> hy January one year
I ago. and this year reports *1.11*11-
Savings And Loan As
sociation Increases
J .J O . a
' Over 1700 Percent f -Otear
.and
Seiutituit C T J & f1bank depotl**
have Increased nearly 490 percent
in the last ten years. With total
deposits of $2,232,403.91 In the
three hsnt*.
v
In
4■*in, « i » — - f r ^ t - f l i
a gain- ur$A7i'uV,;i8ii.i9, in no'w
ported b y r tie fuur banks, in
cluding the Cltiseus Bank of Ovie
do, organised in 1946, or ail In1 lease «.| ."M“ percent.
One year ago the deposits of
*h* f,“ o i»-tlf*it!iqi- amounted to
$10,607,321.63 Thus there hs*
been on overall increase of $484,468.77, or 4l» percent during the
past year. On the strength of this
continued
growth covering a
period of ten yeatt, Seminole Co
unty's oldest and laigest bank,
Bhe Sanford Atlantic Nnttonal
Bank, ha* Just announced the or-
a
r
1
M m s R?
of l , , » |.r,.riil ilurtllg
lilt- pU*l u t i s t l l',
The ITIlren* Itiuik of Oviedo
alsu lias an qmuiiiig tecoril for
so young an institution. First
opened *ur b u s in e ss e~..J id r !,
’ ?>?!’ it reported deposits of It,
i8.>.c:2 Tl
•vmjyrxrr
now has on dcpodU f >,$22.t:01. 10.
an iuciease of 10 pel cent In the
post vein
The Sauloiil Alla: tic National
llsnk, utganlred heir in 1028 aan affllirit.
t th« tad. riivillc
Atlantic Nnlioiud lltink, hail de
posits of $1,772,501 in 1040. ........
had Increused 20(1 percent to $5,
224,001 by 1048, and are now
$5.151,118120, lepreseiitiug an in
crease uf 100 pritriit foi the ten
yeai pci toil.
The 1‘ loildu State Hank, which
is uffilmtcd with the McNulty
group of hanks In Florida and
and vegetables growing areas.
was organised here on June 2,
Near th#re the City, Ice Products
1010. with C. II McNulty as ptesiCo.
operates one of the largest ire
dent, slmwed deposit* uf $187,000
making plants In the country for
in 1040, reached $1,141,061 In
the Icing of tha rtfrigeratur car*.
January, 1048 and aie $1,057,During the past two ysars tha 4
4I0.70 at the piesent time, an
railroad has supplanted Its steam
locteate uf 001 percent in I0
Sanford it a division point for passenger
locomotives entirely
years. Its peak uf deposits was
retched on June 30 uf Iasi year the Jacksonville district of the with Diesels, and four north and
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, a four south hound train* st«D at. " 1
when they nfr-Rrrt'r ..J l.34.
.....Howard Kit*die is presulent uf I major shippimLlu Ui ' tile Sanford Depot daily. About
trains are pulled
the First Federal Havings and [and v , , . ' . .e. 1 *’7v .t.Fneadpjj/vrtj.vi, Association, E. C. Hsr;>iu:. 1 •* • w " V Horace, division sup ‘ hy diesel* and the other half by
About 10
vice president; atm u'usuiiiuuu erintendent. and J L. I.ee, chief steam locomotives.
north snd 10 south hound freights
Chapman, secretary-treasurer. In dispatcher.
pas.i here fsily
nddltlon tu the large Increase III
Approximately 200 men aro em
The fieighi depot is located
deposits, the First Federal also
report* an Increase In depositors ployed hy the railroad in the Han close tu the business section on
during the ten vear* from 292 tu ford urea, Including uliout 10 nirn West First Street, and the storage
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441, ami in mortgages from 14 rj at the shops where I.. M. Cornell part was rebuilt -everul years ago
•I* general
M h, chare,* of - -,e fie,.
• ,'o«iroyed the old
-7:h* -•
,
the
iV
ji,;
iut(t.ii:-.t..*
• 4, |
of o 1>7815. :
II F \V.W|er, Swds..t •w i'-n t
West *"ot' ".-iaiiford is a large aasTsTif/iT* general freight age;,),
of the I 'it lien* Hunk of Oviedo
w'hien (•»- jurt .oiiiplctcil a liew •witching areti known as Rand's ahil E. N. Fit-ldiiiK ■* local freight
liilihlllig at a cost of $1 1 ,000, und yard, a concentration point where agent. It. M. Vaughan is trainmas
Thai lei. ri. Shatfei i* vice pres!- solid trains of vegetable* and ter. J W Plant! general yardfruits are made q, |» -. a|-0 runic maser and 1 1'. Hhcppard, ticket
tent an d . a hici
Utfi. vr* of the Sanford Atlantic what of a -iorui’r yard for re agent.
National Hank include Juntes I,. frigerator rai's to serve the fruit
The territory of the division in
Ingley, piesldent; I.. I. Frailer,
clude* Sanfoid to Jacksonville, ami
vice president; It. K. Mann, ca«h- the Florida State Hank; E. l!. lirnnch line* including Stinfoid to
u’l ; O, 0 .McBride, assistant cash, Kilpatrick, j i .. executive vice lieesburg, Trilby hraiich, <Ivieilo
ier; and I! \V. I'eanc. assistant president: T I Tucker, casldei ; branch. I'alatku-Rochelle branch
cnstiier; J. It Itoxlon, assistant and Mary l.yud Ross, assistant und Florida .Midland brunch from
cashier.
Apopka to Kissimmee.
cashier.
l\ II. McNulty Is president of
ACL Supplanting:
Its Steam Engines
With New Dieseta
rj
tco s
•j
Florida Banks Lead
Entire Southeast
Hv ARHO4TATI0N PRP.HH
Florida banka— with nearly one
and one-half billion doilata stack
ed In their depoalt vaulta— are
leading tha 8lxtn Federal Raterve
District In overall financial actlV 'fiiu* Florida haa smarted from
its ephsmeral sphere aa mainly a
land of tourist and sunahln# Into
a commonwealth of*b#drock pri
vate financial security, banking of
ficials atrse.
With $1428,000,000 in dapoalta
and $764400.000 In total Invest
ments, Florida banka top tboso In
fivo other atatoa of tha district,
ths latest report ahowe.
Florida also leads In deposits in
crease ovor last year— 4.6 par cent.
The investment* increase is 7,8
per cent,_________________
•s la November Increased $>.a m the. table month of IP46, — John MeCloy, U. 8. high com•*4te Industrial Commission missloner for Oomaay Is hare to
report to Proa....... ....
signs that t
struggles over t
more critical.
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Sanford Herald
The march of progress may at times be indistinct, but
it is Inexorable. A new family moving In next door Is without
significance. The opening of a new store on First Street
seems meaningless. The traffic problem grows acute and
Vui.
hiiirv mnloee aae rmiflinSif
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~mf tie
11*0 Praaa w hlab la aatllla*
W l M « J N ra# far repaM Ial all tha laaal aawa petal**
. 1 M W ***r«r. ■* wall aa all
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MONDAY, JAN. 23, IftftO
■Kp'ODAY'H BIHLR VBR8B
' v Life 's g re alrat g i f t , are *11 f r r r .
!°r* « " " ■ » * b* repaid
t her can (Jed a lev*.
W e cannot
, ^ N p s t bill w* ran par* them on.
J N t n i l 11»1li no m oney, tom e y r
under It* benefit# people sot nr<
•red Itow. beeldee tMraeetng m*
tain besflta, Hka otd i n pension#.
While th«- Social Security act
* U pawed In INS, Dig lestmajor
chanpa » u inada 10 yaan ago.'
A Decade Of Progress
U f f |||e e f|llllD
A lin e
n/
tf|
HV6I
Iflfa v
by the penaton. W hat Hie uncover
ed on** reach 8$, they get noth
ing.
. '
uarc Dance
Around 88,000,000 worker* now
■re under the old-aga penalon »y»-
Tha maximum old at* penaton lem, £8,OOOJMO era n et
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-(*A— a worker can receive now when ho Altmeper, aapraaalng th* Preal.m ci at 08 la around f 4ft a month,
tola CO.OOno-xi nf
ed conditions in the schools, the hospital moves Into larger change the Uncial Security law In ITha everege, though,
•**!
Ithe |owrit |10.
quartern, and we are unimpressed. But giant oaks from little several way*.
The main change* being Hiked Since a retired worker's wife re
acorns grow.
shout would Inrrcaae Social Se ceive* half tha alaa of hla pen*Ion
There was some comment at the time about the con curity
payment*— particularly on whan ah* reach** 08, the moet a
struction of the-new municipal airport. It was known as old nge pr-naiona—nnrl bring more retired covered worker and hi*
"Hlgglnn' Folly", until the. Navy took over. Then we recall people under the law'* protection. wlf* can recalva now la about
after the war a new business was launched called "Florida turat year the House pasted 9 SS7.M a month (Idft for him,
In do this. But the law hasn't •22.AO for her.)
Fashions". And the New York Giants decided to locate their hill
been changed hermueo the Senate But not all workers era covered
Training camp here, and later bought the Mayfid. fim. Ami hnnn'l yti "Ufifm*vre-f
year.
__ SAfJ ifdMMriJTMMNtC1
A'"‘ "*'* of. Thfr- D V* r*Q~ld '-i a-i
probably
twwytl: -4Fr?t and French" 'Avenue, Mayo's "guinea' piir". The law imany'
jKKir orphan child, was stretching Its legs and lieglnnlng will la- (lute-rent, *t lean in •um’rfway.*, from the bill paused by the
to holler.
House.
But It Is only as we look at Sanford over ihe long pull. Tha I a l.*<Miioe the Rotate right
ms we compare the figures for 1940 with the figures for now- with the llou«c blit in front
1900 that we fully realize whnt has happened. Sanforrl is of It— la trying to put together a
Ita own.
growing, Sanford has been growing all the time. The manlier hillIfofthe
Senate passes a bill dif
of new people who have come here iri the past ten years Is ferent fr«m that of the House, both
an amazing total. We have many new biininesni-n mid indus tn.i,»iK v4.II! have to take the bills.
tries which we did not have before, and those we hud arc ser Iron out Ihe differences by com
promising, ami then pas* one bill
ving many times as many people. The population of the San agreed
lo by both hluaes.
ford area is estimated at nearly 20,000 people, about twice That's why It'* Impossible for
Ihe pre-war figure.
anyone now to predict exactly
In 1940 wo had no tourist business at all worthy of the whnt change* there may be In the
.Security law.
name. Scarcely a handful of people came here to spend the Hirlal
At thi* moment one thin^ aeorna
winter. t’hHmlier of Commerce figures now show more than certain If the taw Is changed:
of old-age pension*
J,r»00 persons spending
spending their
2,r»oi)
th eir winters in
in Snnfnrd.
Hnnrnrn. Many
M any new
new that
n1Ht the
tho eUu
*1*0 of
ayfair Inn
-
rorkara nol * -ered
by olu-ag* Inaurance brought Intu
tha grogram. Thi» la about 11,000,000 more than th* HoUaa-paa**d
*ttV
bill would bilng hi.
About ZjraOJMK) of the 11,000,000 men and women OB or older
In thla country are getting old
age penalon*.
M ONDAY, JA N U A R Y 28rd
FROM 9i00 to 1 >00 ■ •
M U S I C ftv HV’H O O T OWLS*'
'
With
PgorEBSIONAL CALLER
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<hi
Ip
.— '£ (
.' Galling oul a iprcial edition i»
like having a baby, upeci.ll)
b* lorrcawrl.
r whan il i* n Cactarian and ibr utilities have been added for their entertainm ent, a To u rist will
The lloUKe-pnaaed bill Would do
duli building, ahufflclmurrl court it, two Hwlmmiug pooln. that.
doctor doein'i arrive in lime.
The Truman AdnilnUtratlmi
Ilotola anil nimrtmenta hgvt* liccn Improved, mitny new urged II a* recently a* la«l weak
liounca rind errbln court« built.
lliioiigh Arthur J. Altameyer,
Tho Snnford Stnte Farmcra Market nold 1,700.920 imlln rnmmiaaloner for Social Security.
And II wa* recommended by the
of produco Inal year for $4,020,040, tut litcrriiar* of 20,'l in'i- Senate'*
advisory council orf Mo
cent in unit milta, nnrt 042 percent In clollnr value over 1940.. ,.(i, ol>r„rtty.
rluiidn Kiinhiona, begun in 1940, ia now recoglii/.t:i! ns thej xhis council, beaded hy the I*'*
largest mail order house in Klorldn. nnrl thlpped niorr* tlinn i k*»ivtll d II. Slelllnu*. Jr . and com
»f 17 iMlumlnr*. lumlfiMBivifn
.me milHnn pnckagim of dresses during the pmtl year These poxnl
unit t/ilwtr IvmiIm i *», **** aypnluU*!
dremieit
nre
shipped
to
every
ntnte
in
thr
union
nut!
to
ninny
lf we bad vrntured ibe predic
tty 1Ih* Hrimtr on Hrpt, 17. 1U47.
Il* |•vVt whr 1<i Murtv •no Hocla1
ting in 1940 that Sanford wouldforeign countrlea, and more thnn 220 people nnrl a H|>rcinl
Security prugiam and mske any
b double lit populaliori In the next branch pnnt office are required for their mailing.
nienilstlon* lo the Renal*. H
Meanwhile, Foal Office rerelpta Jumped from $44,911 racom
r tan year* and the depoiita n l the
thought nreeaaary foe Improving
T in t Federal would increaie 1,770 in 1040 to 1079,807 hint year, an inercaae of 1,410 percent, tlu> prearni law.
The report and racotnmenda*
percent, everyone would have raid nuikihg it the faateHt growing post office in the United
States. Bank depoaita, another h»kmI barometer of business IIon* of till* euliocll aubittU•*«
w* wera trary.
Dec. I are the basis on which
growth, have increased from $2,292,100.91 to $10,991,790.90, lion
III,. Rcoate now Is praparlng to
.Florida'* mililandmg young men 11 gain of $8,709,980.99, or nearly 400 percent, Deposits of work out a bill of ll» own. plu*
far 1949 a* trier led by a Slate the First Federal Savings A Loan Association have Increased wlint Idea* It gets from tha tloua*
bill. A9mayor, and nlhar*.
Junior Chamber « | Commerce com- 1,770 percent.
The council, (bo Hon** Mil
An Indication of the growth of population Ih the Increase Ahineyer
mitle* include C. Ferri* Bryant who
all recommend widening
. tpoke befoie the Sanford Jaycee* In the number of customers of the Florida Power & I.ight tin* niVpru|{P *»f flip l*w D*
$ rk « " 'ly on the Hoover Cnmmitiinn Co. In 1940 there were 2,90*2; now there are 0,114, a gain of
70 percent. A similar Increase Is noted in the number of
/ Report.
telephone users. Ten years ago there were only 1,480 tele
Building permit* for lha 1950*. phones in use in Sanford; now there are 0,419, an Increase
a* well a* for 1950, are Marling of 191 percent. The volunin of messages handled by the
; Mil okey. During lha fit*! three Western Union hus more than doubled In spile of the Instal
week* of lhi* month permit* lotah lation of 17 private printers where there were only two
w. V. Bitting
Tnuchton Drug Co.
F* H n| 1231,222 war* ittued hy the before.
In Ihe part thirty year* medi
What of the future? Hanford has junt begun to grow.
' Chy, an Increaie of nearly 300
cal n'lnnec ha* lner**»*d the
pertain over Ihe tame period latl Those wiio come here now will tie getting In on the ground average Ilf* ap*M nl Ibe IrnllHour. The decade of the 1900s will see even greater progress. Vldual by twenty year*. It hn»
; * * ' • ______
virtuullv wiped ««t *•» mtU*
rHhil contagion* dlaeaaaa. By
Now it lha lime* lo buy real
Why Special Editions?
Im'iiunirntbm nlmoat *11 of
fttiata in Sanford, Taxai are going
cltllilhooil
run be preln.be reduced and properly will ba
The Herald’s annual mid-winter tourist edition which voiited or rontrolled. rhrougb
in a tra ile r demand than ever. we are publishing today with twice our iisual circulation th* u*c of *ulfn and penlrlllln
Sanford will rereive tome $ 75,000 and seven timea the iilze of our usual paper, consists of seven Infertlotl* »re Mulrkly c|l«ckrd.
Mucreaeful opcratlone art very
•r $100,000 a* il* thare of the sections totaling fill pages, anil contains 121 advertliieineiitH rornmon sml rimvalrerent weStale cigarette tax money. Half of aggregating 4,840 inches, HI separate and distinct news rlrnl* bev* been ehorlrned.
Tit,, lllne** which cennoi b*
thii muil be uied In reduce ad stories totalling 1,804 Inches of tyjw, and I II photographs
. .mimllrd or cured when medlvalorem laxei, lomelhmg which occupying 2,474 column inches of space.
,-nl sllenllon I* secured In t me
•bould make ilie ll lilt in Ibe City**
We are sorry that wo could not publish all of the photo U rnr*.
| U miilage.
All thta bn* been aeemngraphs which were submitted to us. Some of them were lts»
smali, too old, or otherwlao too Indistinct to make good en pllihed by th* medical pofaiNot only have Sanford bank* gravings. YVe nre ulso aorry we could not have a atory alxiut *lon working Indapandently.
You will cerlsltily agree that It
■ da nearly a 400 percent gain in every business, or every Individual in Seminole County, lo I* n remarkabl* record of
til* rltiiing the pail ten year*, have done so would have required a good many additional «rlili-vement.
T h l « I* Ike W i l t al a M r l i i
Florida bank* at a whole are tons of newsprint. But we hope everyone will remember that
n l H itll M l aI * * H I I I N M « W np, (fading lha entire loulheail in If wo did not have tho particular story In' which he was most
pearlaa la
lata
aapee aatb
wteh.
J M tl depotil* and inveilmenl*. interested, there will be other specials and wo may have It
U t l i t Federal m etvc (igutei tbow next time.
•irar 81,320.000,000 ilacked up
Such special editions aa thin one require b gtsid deal
;&l bank vault* in (hi* area ready of money to produce. The coat of tho newsprint alone
id o hutintn.
amounts to $400. The coat of the picturea Is another IfipO.
More than 2B persona were employed on this edition and a
S||til induilrial development good deal of their work waa done on overtime after their re
I; (ha Souiheait during lha p a il gular day's work waa done and everyone else had gone to bed,
ear wa* lha construction of lha The money to pay them comes from the advertisements,
le a u River Newiprint Co. mill and ao those who gupported this edition have a special part
m r Birmingham. Ala. which be|an In making It a success. Roughly speaking, It takes a page-of
Mrftlion last week. Built at a coil advertisements to pay for a page of news nnd pictures.
f 132,000,000 m oil of which wai
STUDIO
The purpose of thta tourlit edition is to sell Sanford.'
Souther* puhiiihen, Thousands of rnplea will be malted to every state In the
C O N V EN TIO N *^,
----- j *----- —_* *— *----- •-*«— o'hgy an, being malted
II. which will turn out 100,m of nawiprinl annually, ie
an Interest tn 8aneeed o| only Iwo plsuta la ford. Some of them are looking for a place to spend a short
lire South which can product vacation, others want to buy ltomaa in Florid* where they
hit and which uas wulharn can spend the entire wlntar, and others are looking for a
tbs hr pulp- The plant will place where they can profitably launch a new business or
i. 730 pertoM on a full tins find safe Investment opportunities.
«ad Mveral theuund ante
We hope that thta edition of The Herald wijl halp to
convince them that Sanford and Sem nole County ia the place
for them. Without deliberate falsification or exaggerathm
b
L ilt year our little courtly nl
I” Saminole produced one-lhird ol
fv all the celery grown in Flnrida by
actual value Ihe fivuir* w eir:
■ y for Seminole, 85. 332,000! for all
. 1 the ten of the Male 810,542,1X31
f
I.<ct'& Look At
The Record
X
1 There are 129 aeu
u of thsm la the Seat
•lock k iki COMAIVi
On January 2nd we were twenty-two years old, and to our
friends . . . both old and new •. ami to you '
of Sanford nnd Seminole County ■. this In a special messagf
and thanks for your patronage . . . your loyklty, and youf
confidence . ' . our most prized possessions.
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May your ship come in during 1960 lad$n with happiness . •.
health . . . and prosperity.
The SANf€RD ATLANTIC NATIONAL
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Sanford, Florida
Member FDIC
Affiliated With the Atlantic National Bank nf JaekanAvllla, Fie.
by RAYMOND STUDIO
The Hallmark o f a Fine Picture
p n g
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WEDDING
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the citizens
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I rlna Alien and her nejihew J, 0.
I Kllntworth nt St. Steven«, B. C.
who are \l*iting In Sanford with
! Mi .«ml Mr*. V. A. Dyson *nil
daughter M> * IJIrshflh Dyson,
Of Interest tn rnnnv friend* in i li«* group gatlirri'd at 1l>* Sanford
Central Florid* U the annnnnrp. Hunt Wui k i nl 1! mi o'clock where
ment of the mirrlage nf Hd*n
thin hoarded tin* l.*e yacht Loin
Jnne Gllmnnr, daughter nf Mr* II ntul pnl"v*i.| m i■r i t i o n th«
llrlrn Scholl i nf thl* rltv. tn Rich St. Johns Kit »»•
■tril tturillnf Hate nf Itnvfmin
I nti* in ilie evening n plrnlc
Bom h. *on of Mr. and Mr* Carl
•upper wa* im in i hy tin* hmtr**
•Inrnh Bate nf Winter Park.
Tim ceremony look place mi Sun ii u>trii In hri .i.tin, Mi»* Elsie
tiiV ■flertt'w nl the First Melhe I'm If V rim*!* invitf.t |n h* with
•i'*rChnr.'tT 'iir Y^fTi Mrit.-h H” > *
'triton Ware performed the <pi)ci m u Mi mid Mi - IMmiiii'l .Melsi’h,
I'rvlrn nt ifrltOoVIo t before mnni- I I ol ,01,1 Mi Ihtnl J I'lif.ilrrsnn,
1!»'is of their lrmrif<tl«t« f*oiMi** 1 'It ninf Mi 10 on. Mi mul Mr*.
W’tliln noil fn*r*ln iflitillniiisc* ! II N ...... 1 M. no,| Mr*. J, II.
Ii.ilm. mul lighten iin" i ■■11111” ' ■ T m l i i i ' l . . Mi ,n,l M i . \V It D v ■11 'It ■ III., 11
- lovely linrhgrnitod for the cere
KIIjii IoJ I i IM « i" i, \|Ui Kl*'e
Pin tirnlf. ••no o it ■ Iren It,
"iiiriitAr hy t.i i lii'ii,•«.! it *i i
''•hulls, J r . ivnlr n i t i f t 1«*n*rtIt
*■ oil of Ivniv i»im>t fa-III,me.I
wit It n . tvfrllif ml nr* lit Iop nw-i
•ccnldlsn pleated kilt Nit* ivm*
■ iiiiii !I n'tlllc fi 'lln i t|iini'i*.l I
Helen Jane Gllmour
Weds Richard Rate
Activities
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• rtrlln Palmar Ray— Socialy Editor
S tcini Calender
PAGE FIVE
THE 8ANF0 HP HERALD, 8ANF0 IIP. FLOWIPA
Sheila O’Connell
Honored With Tea
Ml** Shell* Mary O'Connell of
Balmont. Mat*, wa* the honor
guest at a tea given by Mr*. F.
E. Roumlllat H I and Mr*. F. E
Rnumtllat at the home of the
latter, 010 Palmetto Avenue, on
F*iA» 7 '^fle«n*on.
CutT,r'..
- »-i ia»»B»rih)r» were
oravleyeT irrorrtlng thr party
! r-nims. Candlellaht cant a soft
|k l»w over the dining table which
no* overlaid with a white linen
I nmi Bnrano cloth. In the center
j wai an arrangement of ramelllae
In ehadee of rose.
Mi*. A. W. l^e met the guetl*
at the door and presented them
to the receiving line composed
lof the honoree and her mother,
Mrs. David R. O'Connell, Mr*
Aiha Congregational Church wld M C. Robeit* ami tha hostess**
ineet at the home of Mrs. Bon. Miss O'Connell wore for the oc*
r.tr Carter on West First Street ciudon a Nllee green crape nf•t 8:00 P. M. All members are ternoon dress trimmed wltn gold
htigle lieads.
urged to be present.
Assisting in the dining room
citslon a Nil* green crepe afI II. th Pope, Mrs, June H. RoumDiet, Mrs. J. C. Aycoke ami Mr*.
MR. and MltH. 1111.1, IIRI'M I.KY A.
Wallace. About 7ft guest i
driving happily along Dayton* urro Invited to tw with Ml**
Rtaeh cn Sunday . . . Nlre to ,er
KIRBY F IT K nut following hi*
4gon«llecti-niy . . . FRANK FORTH
MRS K H C A R Twalking nlimg First Street . . . Carolina .
8H R U .A O'CONNKI.I, driving her HR p|i**'**d ovcf the fart tli*t her
fiance DR. V IN C E N T ROHF.HTS •on L IE U T . JA M ES C AR TER and
oroiiud town In hW nba Innklne his femllv had finally got”n home
converllble . . . We want to thank fur m belated Christmas visit , , .
■II the girls who were »o nirr DK, J. O. I.ANKV ilttlng down
nbmtl hsvtnf* Ihelf pi,'lures Inker, f..,. n rbnage |o hb drug store . , .
at. the new municipal swimming
HERB STKNSTKDM of Stetson
pan! on Thursday morning . . . University home for the weekend
Also GEORtlE BARR who civ meri . . . . Also EROY STRAW DER
ted by having Umpire S-hool stud*
the Unlverdty nf Florida In
_*nti present . , . Ho was awfully front
Gainesville . . . . ED F IE LD IN G
WPt°'*u "f the fict that mil a wolf and HORRY PITLt.lN making big
whistle was heard when the girls
plans for attending the University
appeared In bathing suits . . .
All our best wishes to JA N E of Florida on Felt. A . . HOW ARD
GILM OUR who was married yes W IIE L C IIK L has transferred from
Florida State University to Stet*
terday afternoon In Vero Beach . . son
University In Del.and . . MayD A P H N E C O N N E l , I, Y and lie It's
easier to get home . . .
B E T T Y JO BROCK having a roke R E T T E DUN CAN and MARY
at McHaynoliN late In the after
noon . . . All the Sanford people H E LE N F IT E planning to attend
looking forward to hearing Oscar Vocational School here In San
Levant In Orlandu neat week . • ford . . . .
RICK
FA R R ELL and E. J.
N A N C Y COLLUM all excited
Wover her visit with flanre L IE U T . M OUGHTON. .lit. on their way to
W A L TE R T U R N E R this coming Homers for a roke together . . .
weekend at Ft. Henning In Colum Among those from Sanford seen
bus, (Ja. . . . REBECCA S T E dancing tn the music nf Tommy
VENS standing outside Powell's Dorsey at the Coliseum the nther
Office Supply store late In the af night were MR. and MRS. A. B.
ternoon . . . M IN N IE JO N E S walk DUXHURV, MR. and MRS. IRing home . . . ED COW AN and his
J. (J. Mint wot lh Hn* arrived
from 8t. Stevens, H. C. to visit
hie aunt and uncle, Mr. pod Mrs.
F. A. Dyson.
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Riimldrv.
i*r» f..r
,1 C' -Iff*,' *.{j., ivhpir .|„, ..««
iailed be»-9U*»* -r 'ho ifeati* o^Ju-n.
tnlher J.
Mr. and Mis. John 8md* mid:
son Johnny liaio moved tl.eir reidence from
Kouford Aiomii’ ;
to tlielr new home at H',!4 hi,ramIda Drive .In Phillip., Manor.
uti* white
MIrji Holly «lo HriK*k, n
a* Flmldn State Dnlversltv In
Tallahnisee, spent t' e past week
end in Sanford with bn mnlbi'i
Mrs. Nancy fit nek.
Around The Town
Mr. and .Mi* J r it 'I 11•'•■HI Ilf
C*tndeit. N, .1., arrived on Kuturday to sprnd llir wlnln ui-'idb, m
Hsnfiild with their d.mghi.'i. Mrs
Miriam liu*>rll at lift home in
l.oeh Aihor.
*1 f*1l iim' f M»#
SHIP
wilt he
to learn
Frank Wnlfer h*« re
her home on l.nh»*lii<rr
after having hen con
the FernaM l.augbtiui
Hospital with pneu
George W. Carter, mansgei of
the Jacksonville Prudential Agon.
iy, anil Lloyd Anderson, assistant
manage! of Orlando, were guesln
on Friday of Mr. and Mi*. Floyd
A, rainier at their home in San
Lanta.
Mrs. Rlrhurd TniKyrk has a*
her guest* her daughter, Mr*.
James R. iliuul, and Mr* Seymour
W, Colling*, both of Toronto, and
grandson, Richard Walker
Mr.
Walker plan* to make his home
in Sanford.
Mr. ami Mrs. F- L. Jones and
■mall sons Steven and Paul or
Washington, D, C. are visiting
Mt*. Jones’ parents, Mi. and Mis.
Bam Wade 'i'ito West Nineteenth
Street an,) other places of Intern*!
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Mr. and Ml*. Icon Hu h and
dr. an Mi*. F. It Hindi
New
Ca»tlr, 1ml. have left for their
home aftri sprnding n few day*
with Mr sod Mr« Mv' "r Smith
nt their home In Flotal Height*.
Friends
that Mrs
turned to
Boulevard
fined to
Memorial
monia.
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nl llll'l llt’-f Mpif hr.I linen ' 'll
il hy till' In iili'irt iiiiin'i ini'ttifi
t (iff own wedding.
Sriviiiy n. inni'l .if ii.ni'.i ■ . \
■*er slstei, Ml*. I*n111- tn Krlii'll
•tin wore * ill!'., nf mrrii luff,'In
lint ivilh y.'lil
Mr, »n » »•* **» h**1
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■‘I I I **I Mil *| II* I
Mrs. Katiln* »\ll"u of k » 8 le.
veil*, R. t . has arrived to visit
her sitter end brother.in-1tuv, Mr.
*nd Mrs. K. A. Dyson mid their
daughter, Mies Kiiinhrth Dyson.
n
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Mi H„i,
ill, n.l. ,| 1'ImiMh
.tat,' I uiu i ,.ii and g iudiiatcl
........ tin I'lil'-ei «tt \ i.l Soiilliein
atlfi'Oti
.Shi' i« mm employed
hy the I la it"iia II,ail I. N'i'it . .l,o,i
•ml liolt, -.tall..a WND a. Iiaffic
iiluliagei
Cl,ole l,\ Cos Studio
Mi Halo utti lolc.l It.illtlii t'o|
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Mi. aHrI Mis. William Seth lliumlev, Jt.. |io|iulai youiia >ample win*.' maiii.igi on* .hi i m -iiI of logo in Wililri I'ii i U
Jan. II at lh, Fi*-t llaplisl Chureb. Mis. lliumlev l* the fmtiier Cnlhrilne l om-i iltlham. daughtel I»'i of the Della Chi fialetuity
,<f Mr*. Hugh llurf..nl IVIliam ami lh, lute Mr. Gdliaiti. I" W. I' Hrookn, Ji ■<Ifi■-11,i>., il the mairing” if,1 i. also o.-nclaloil a* an mi
Humphrey
with - 1,il I,,,, WNIHI f',,|
set vice at Him C M Following the <errmoity a reception on. Iiohl »il lh,. Saiifonl lYmiimi' I'tnl, itllei .......
whleh Mi ami Mm, llmuiley 1,-M fo, |i„ytuiin Hen-li They me now making ilnni home in lh. Kail l.ania "■wing ihc wi'ililiog. M, ami Mrs
Apartment* lo ill!., city.
Male iofl fot lliiiiava, Ciiha. i,in|
'’’ill lie nl home aflei Fel, 1 ol
K!IMi T)»i,l,|i-o» I’la. e hi |la, Iona
Including Mailin' Studios, Mniin
1 I f l t K ir U I ' • ooimllt, >• fi'l ,1 I rl,.grill,'lit
lirilltl n
(y
-,l,,i,„. i,| gicei, „nd iloacl,
lulu lake Siioctniy ami link Tower
1 P n n i l u |white wa* „*ed u, deco, i,ting One
•
|,'Olhe .lid,' of M,,' huge hall wa*
I lent, and Mr* James K. Car
uch
.oven'll in block with I'.ifiit liellig
ter and chlldlrn, Jimmy and Mluun h
tosloes* and s|"dled out in whit' cicpc pupci
ehelo, left on Friday after spending ,
• t'Ini, were poin ihmip
White flower* olid
si'inr time will, Lieut. Carlar’s
olglil fm a cieenerr nod green and while
3Ti .him) Mr*, If ill IV I
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||„' i-spi'i dreauiei'i well’ uned l„ dec •oined
pnients, Mr. ami .Mm. E. tl. Cartel
yesteiilav aflenimm uilli
Tln> FI,glit orating tliinugltmu llte rooms.
They plan to spend some tlmn with
a boat party huriinliig Ml** hat
tliMF.ll Mi*. Caiter'* parents In Long laAirport wa*
llmicing wa* ewjovnl dining the
t \ lit (KIN
' t:Mu Cidlerlnr"
land, N. Y. Iw'fore leaving for Ft.
j will,‘I, l,e evening In tiie ,,,,i:.li nf a juke ones weir Mrs Erie Vlhlrn, Mis
"Straw Hut Cltlilrrella"
1111**, El Paso, To*, wheie Limit.
iiiss M1Itl•i'll bo* „mi sntiilvvidles, cookie* and Itlani'ho Hlrliiget,
Mis
Alii*
n ilA M III N l M A H
Carter I* stationed.
chntrmnn of «nft dilok* were served. Cliapni Htcenwnrth and Ml,* Elsie Fill lei K 4 * « * * i v t » u ' i o n s s s s a t l l M
A H O Y
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Mr. and Mrs. Tourist you haven’t seen Florida until you have
riatted Sanford. Situated as it is on Lake Monroe, it is ideal for
rruists along the S t Johns River-thc most picturesnue trip one
rouldask f o r . . . Plan to spend most of your vacation here -
Archie B. Smith • Manager
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Mar. 7 On Plan
To Build Stadium
$145,000 Project F or
Baseball And Foot
ball To Se a t 3,500
[ Major League Greats
g On Hand To Assisi
f; Barr In-Giving Irr-“
fc- struction To Men
A majqr_i>rqjfri. now l.c(n«
coni,d e e d iu Sm flbid is a tMS.IKHJ
athletic stadium for football and
baseball lapga enough to accom
modate over *1,600 persona. A
referendum will be held by the
PHv on Mar. 7 to decide whether
llm people ■
uS*,’s u 'r
a stadium.
It is prnnnited to finance Ihf
pruject by entering Into a new
30-year franchise with the Florida
Bower fk Light Co. In return for
six percent of it* annual gross in
come less taxes which It already
pays of about (fl.OOO a year. As
the present Income Is approximate
ly 1300,000 a year, the return to
the City would he $18 000 le*s the
taxes already paid of 10 ,000, or
a net return of 118,000 additional.
Tho Stadium Authority, auth
*»s iagi| by the City I/UUUIIIHIUU,
F.
orised
Commission, W
on
Oct. 10, 11140, of which John Krlder, himself a commissioner, Is
chairman, estimates that the re
venues from the new stadium will
he approximately ( 11,000 a year,
end hence that the project should
he self-liquidating.
Other members uf this commit
tee are Rev. Angus Mclnnis, Joel
Field, W. A. Patrick, Fred WII*
£ j : . Nations! League Umpire George
Barr was warmly welcomed nv
•>*\.layor Andrew Canav.uv ami
W ij^jt„?itlieuoL-^ppfacd. up
tjif» occasion'bi
f > r T i i i f iiri I n inn
u r n ro-op iilh|f
the
mug ooff
•ihtTGaulge Hair .School of Umpir
ing laat Wednesday a/lornoon,
i beginning lie fourth season Imra
h 116 students. About .36 vlsltwere also present in the class
room at the former Murine Bur
rocks at the Municipal Airport.
i-4 Deeply touched by the frlendlv
tributes, and by gifts of flowers
and stacks of oranges for Ids ntu’ 4enU, Umpire Barr declared,
,• "Without a doubt, the people «f
'Sanford are the most fiiendly and
'*, co-operative group I have ever
cotne In cuntarl with."
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Umpire Harr expressed delight
with the new accommodations
which include the whole of Ihe
former Marine Barrack! includ1 lng dining room and kitchen end
dormitories that will house mote
than 160. lie gave a pep lull* to
the students and outlined some of
' the program ahead.
("Frosty" Peters, assistant to
Umpire Barr, welcomed Ihe stu
dents and Introduced other umpire
4assistants including Bill Brockwall, W. E. Mohs and Frank Tnhuc-
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Mr. Barr, himself a world re
nowned National League umpire,
arrived In Sanford on Jan. II (o
make preparations for Ihe opening
of hi* school at the Municipal
Airport on Jan. IB. Included In
the enrollment are a number of
cago Cubs in the World’s Merles,
Dirk Coffman, former pitcher for
the St. I,uuis Browns unit the New
York Giants, Is aiding In the truliidigOther uoleii Infitrurtor* Include:
Frosty Peter*, who is well-known
In Sanford; W. E. Mohs, umpire
In chief of the K.O.M. League;
BUI Brockwell, umpire of the Bla
State League; Frank Tahacchl of
the International league; Hlltery
Bothel of the K.U.M. League.
Jack Fette, American Asanetu
Hun umpire and formally of the
Western League, is coming down
T ra n Is Drawing
Tennis fans In Sanford ran look
forward to moro matcher In the
ser'es of •ihitiitlona bring glvrn
at tho Mayfair Inn courta between
Mayfair's tonnla pro Bob Kurtandor and visiting net men.
So far. Mr. Kurlandro ha* play
ed exhibitions with such outstand
ing professionals and amateurs
as Rddie and Norman Copeland
and Harold Duncan.
.-•■Rdiiia Copeland__ane_._Hme fllh
ranking pro In the country. Is
vice president of the Eastern Lawn
Tennis Association and Instructor
at the swank Seabreese club In
Daytona. Eddie's brother. Nor*
cn» of Rollins' College net
Marc, wnJj Ta y t JVliik that Uimis
talent runs In the family.
Harold Duncan'of Callfmuia,
hat instructed at many of the
leading clubs throughout the coun
try. and Is a brother of the "Dun
can sisters'* of Broadway fame.
Fur golf enthusiasts, the goad
news Is that the Men’s and Wo
men’s Ciolf Associations In con
junction with the Mayfair Inn are
planning an exhibition tournament
with WlHie Tometea and Frank
Btranahan as the main contestant!.
While plans aren't definite,
Arthur Brown of the Mayfair
hopes the match can he arranged
for the early part of March.
Meanwhile, the Seminole Coun
try Club’s IB hole course Is bus
sing with the activity of men's and
women's matches such as the re
cent Scotch foursome that drew
nearly I0U contestants and a Urge
gallery of spectators, Gulf pro
Mus U'Lingcr hopes to schedule
at least one such tourney a week,
and whan the member's handi
caps are determined a running
tourney will lie arranged.
Baseball Is beginning to coma
to life again in Sanford as New
York (Hants' farm officials start
rlearing the way for tho influx of
nearly flOO baseball player* that
will begin spring training here
next month,
Carl llubhell, former big league
pitcher who has fanned former
greats like Babe Huth, Lou Gehrig
unit Jimmy Fux, Is here now an
imuiEiger of the Giant's extensive
farm training system, smoothing
the way fur the third annual in
vasion of baseball talent to San-
By Bnviuond Studio
H E 'S O U T !
I "World Herfes" at Ft. Bimnlog,
id Htarr-trnlncd umpires offfIted.
Well pleased with the new llvg and classroom fnclIltlcN or ided at the former Marine Da «k i, Mr, Barr predicted that with
ilructors and wives, more than
10 persons would be quarter'd
ere. Even dining room ftclllla are available, and Chefht
ark, counln to the famous Sgt.
ark, I* serving as chef.
Among the Instructors I* Claude
tu eeu, who ones pitched a one-1
itter against Detroit for the Chi-
ay o u r ZBWADflki
us a pupil lo ‘‘brush lip" with n
lilt of post graduate work. M i_
W. E, Mohs will serve iih secre
tary.
Mr. Burr brought Ids school here
from Mrluiido three ycurs ago uml
during Hie first season his dais
at Ihe fotmsr Murine Barracks
totalled DU, a lecord for the school.
During IU48 he turned out 111 um
pire graduates uml last year grad
uated 00.
More thou 116 are
enrolled ulready thin year, accord
ing to Jtlck Mci.niilin, smilhern'r#presenlative for Mr. Barr.
Ueorgn Barr as a National Lea-
gue umpire hux to lie the turget
fur a lot of verbal utilise, and per
haps u f„w pop buttles fur guild
nicuNtire from his severest I,usehall critics, mid that perhaps ex
plains the joy I hut lie shows about
the lltli uf every January when
he arrives to re-open his school
uf umpiring at the Municipal A ir
port.
For Sanford like* George Berr
uml George Barr likes Sanford.
With characteristic umpire direct
ness In making a decision, he an
nounced that fact when, threo
years ago, he established hi*
uiupiie school here.
"The people uf Sanford are the
most hospitable I have ever met
in all uf my baseball days,” he dorimed. "When I decide lo retlro
from active umpiring I ran think
of mi place | would rather live
than in Sanford, and I plan to
make inv Inline here after retiring
frum the profession."
Upon anlval here he gets many
hearty greeting* from cltlten*
that make up for Ihe abuse some
times received from fans In such
nerve straining contest* a* th*
I C u l l H r * <!■ P ub # a *»». It
ford.
An exciting year of local base
ball hat heen assured bv the re
cent announcement that Ed LevyWhitner will manage the Sanford
Giants In the Florida State Lea
gue. Hal Gruber, successful manar#r of the Sanford club for tha
asl three years, has heen trans
ferred to tqf Jacksonville Tars in
the Sally League.
f
Tourists
We invite you to "be at your post" at the Sanford-Orlando Ken
nel Club every night at eight o'clock to see some of the most
exciting Greyhound races in the state - or anywhere I The track
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is conveniently located to all of Seminole County and Central
Florida and is open from the first of January to the middle of
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SANFORD
HERALD
FOM KENT
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fELAKA A I'ATM ENTS, Room*
anil HtarrM. HU VV. Flret Street.
Phiin* ^431.
t"1 nislied Apt. (or two'. -Shower
nth, ixfrigeratii.n. On Crystal
Lake. Good firhlng. Boat part
tinir. L A. (.’Inn*. I.aka Mb
lary.
Fla.
film -,' room fnrnlihi*<! apartment
with bath. All imtilern Improveinont.i. Ill) Want Third Street.
jfhri'r mill four room apartment*,
furnished.
Hcrwnnl porch**.
Phone 1180 or 1323.
_______
loom with connecting hnlh bint
#itchtn privllldges If ilt'slred.
^bM n f^ rM rlH M iit^ S u n ^ ^ A v ^
h — Kenl Kutate F o r «•»*— -1
lulu on Ornnge Avcitua at a
bargain. I lot (or f I GO.00 or all
8 lots for 91,000.00 Terms 10
down and ( 10.00 par month.
Phone 188-J._ ___________ ^
Covrjy 3 bedroom house, III good
Iocalion pratirally nrw. Una A
,.» # *» ■“ ■* * —
lew 3 bedroom hoiiM*, tllr flours,
til* hath, hot water heater,
120 faot lakrirront. Price 90,350.
Ifery modern, 2 bedroom housfc, on
lots, Ilf* time roof, asbestos
shinnies, good location, Prira
911,500.
flu* nrw rustic homr, on laka, G
arras of land, electric kltchrn,
nice bath. Outstanding valut for
it),DUO. Trim s.
B£Cie grove on lliway ami beautiI will lakr. thru* bedroom house
in good repair, electricity, good
water. Price |8.(iU0.0l)
rhre# bedrooms, living room, dinInif room, Kitchen and hath.
Hardwood floors, excellent Inca*
tlon. Pike (8960,00 Term*.
BN Ice new two bedroom house of
Masonary construction. Ideal
location, three large lots, Priced
to Mil. Terms if desired.
[Practically new three bedroom
Amuse an beautiful lake, Electrl™ ty , telephone and quite peace
ful living. Price 97.700.0(1
|C. A. W HIDDON Hit.
1119 Houth Park Ave.
[Phone 1281
Sanford, Florida
_ _ _
(COM E PROPERTY - New, 2
duplex, ranch type rottage, 4
apartments, 3 large lots offered
for lale at less than coit of
ronstruotion, grobsed 93299,00
for 10 month* operation, priced
tot 9U.GOO.OO. — 910,000.00 will
handle.
[Apartment HOUHE — down-town,
1 fl rental units in good condition
j 922.500.00— netting 10 poreoat.
[S A N F O R D A V E N U E — Vegy
nice house, stucco on steel, 3
large lots, variety of fgult,
kitchen furnished, #1760.00 —
91500.00 will handle
FARMS — We epeclaliio on forma
- 6*^0 and 30 acra tract* aomo
t-f llttr house* — Can be bought
[ n r lisa than half of coat of in monte.
____ .IE FARM with aV*r|rthl«
that:* good farm should I
ad condition, unua
Inn wollo. Thl* form
quipped, la In 9 high
sUfat of cultivation, priced at
940,000.00 with U rn s has
approximately (13,000,00 lit
iMtent.
IAL — I aero tract on par
f, not tiled, largo *
Hmsll hum* un West Hide. Owner
say* reduce selling price tu
(2250.00. Must be sold.
HUBERT A. W ILLIA M S. Realtor
ppyjmnnd E. Lpniiquist, Associate
Phone 732
Atlantic Ilank Hid*.
Lovely 3 britroniii lion-e, In good
location practically neww. Our A
half baths, very modern. Price
ft I,GOO, Good terms.
New 2 bedroom house, tile floors,
til* bath, hot water heater, 120
feet lakefront. Price f!),3G0.
Easy Terms.
Very modern, 2 bedroom house, on
2 lots, life time roof, asbestos
shingles, good location. Price
111,500. Terms.
Nice new rustic home on lake, G
acres of land, electric kitchen,
nice hath. Outstanding value for
fC.000. Terms.
ft acre grove on Hlway and beauti
ful lake, Three bedroom house
In good repair. Electricity, good
water. Price ffi.bim. Terms can
l>e tirrimped.
Three Redrooms, living maun, din
ing room, kitchen nod birth.
Hardwood floors, excellent loca
tion. Price 18,950,0(1. Terms.
Nice new two Bedroom ’ bouse of
Masonary Construction. Ideal
lucation, three large lots. Priced
to sell. Terms.
Pratlcally nrw three Bedroom
house on beautiful lake. Electri
city, telephone and quiet peace
ful living. Price 97,704MMI
On Hl-way 17-92, luvely new 3
bedroom house, very modern
built garage. Shell (fas Station
un corner uf pioperty. 130 ft,
on 17-02 200 fl. deep. Combined
for
126,000 or house alone
| i 8,000.
10-acres good celery farm, tiled
and ditched, 3 flowing wells. 3
bedroom red brick bouse, garage,
barns A storage. Soli water
tank, running water, electricity
alid trlepbone. Oiuiigu, lemon,
grapefruit, figs and pecan trees,
lovely luwn. Price. $18,000.00
If you are looking for that DreamHome here it ls--A four Bed
room, two Baths. Huge living
room, dining room, kitchen glas
sed-in sitting port'll. I’er rails
floors, fireplaces, carport, four
car garage, storage etc. Beautiful
ly landscape, unusual plantings,
Hundreds of gurgeous uialeus in
bloom. The grounds are the equlvalent of a City Block. Price
ami Terms to Interested parties,
thown by appointment only.
C. A. W H IP DON SR.
11(1 Nuuth Park Ave.
aafaa*
Phone 1281
son between 11:00 and 11:00 A.
M. to Mrs. Ellen Stuck. Florida I N T I I K C H K N T V J C l n l C H C t i l M l T
Fashions Executive Building,
U F H IIM IN u t.lI C t H 'N T Y
F lA lilI D A IN I ' l l t d l A T L
Airbase.
I N U K U H T A T K i*F
W I. I I K N L I I Y .
E X C E L L E N T O P PO R TU N ITY
For experienced salesman icqimln- Dmt oi Tt 'iirair:i l u f t F r i . i r v r i o * r u n
ed with house trailer trade, in
f in a l
D M iu ib d :
NoMif. I n h#r#b> « * x r n to nil [wr* ^
dustrials, grove owners, etc In
21 Ilnur Service
t‘«ilie#rn#d Unit tli# At l.i ill U*
Florida. Commission basis. Na tiftdN
Ndtlotitii
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tionally recognised manufactur liick**onv IHvFlo r hi it
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develop established ones, are rx- nl dlsfliMiw# mm Hindi K%#vntoi nnd
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ted In full time permanent con IV
Idn. itI 111# offiii# In (hr Co nil
nection, write; The
Electric lion*'# uf Hioiiltiol# CtMiiily, Fftir*
Paint und Varnish t'mnpuny, idIt nl Hmiford# FlnirMit nt Hi *ot
oVluvk A M on I hi* 1MIt dn v «if
Cleveland 2. Ohlu.
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FR EE! How to make big money l l n r * #
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n a tio n a l
at home. 9G hour, spute, full time,
HANK
OF
JA C K S O N V ILLE
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Bronting Baby Shoes, Write
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Los Angeles, 47.
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Experienced stenographer with
H (V WiiH#r \ fri T r u # l
knowledge of (inorrul office
tl ffli #r
duty and shorthand. Apply In
person 800 W. I.'lth. Street.
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Helm Lie man with car tu call nu HK Fn M
l h K N l i : IH r.N K N O W N
furtners in Seminole County.
A Poll li t\ lh # l.rt ii f ll n l In |[|#
Ford ( tislom 2 Hour
Wonderful opportunity. ||G to Cireuil C m u i in .in,) f *. ■ H#in|nt
nl# C o m m
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121) III a day. Nn experience nr Mf*;iili<*t
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capital required.
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I uliy Ltjdl|.jn,t
Write today.
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to l.\ m i . . t n i )
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36 lu tun restaurant. Good home 1 *1.4* F# h rii .ir v ’» c o t h I I i p i m i k #
and remuneration. Write C tiler*# |»ro •t.Hfi'wfM, Mill hr t i i l r l
led II If411(IMI VtOI
Beatte, Box t)2, Longwuod,
J
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reasonable rates. Free estimat
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dock repairing
Fellows Home
Simp, 170(1 Sanford Ave,__
Skilled ratpenier desires work.
No Jobs loo luige or loo small. IN TIIK CIHCCIT COi ICT OK T||K
Phon* 713.
NINTH Jl DICIAL Cllu.lriT »F
fHH HTATK OF PI.Mill iA IN
AN i i Kilt HKMIN'oLi: CuCNfV
IN C||AN4*K|tY
vs, tm„.
nlrt A* llltt. I>*rni,tsli(
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(Iroeery Store Doing good busi
Hut. r.,r lilvi.rtf
l.ltliKIt i>|.‘ pt lil.li'ATtoN
ness.
Inquire Sanford Herald,
20 acre grove all fenced. 8(81 l.ue
I iii I mtiali! A Hill wloot# nddi >••
Box
G
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(Bill Gong Valencia orange trees, t t I B L L
l» l.lm. tetfr.M.n tlln-r. Uiilmi
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1G grapefruit, 26 lemon and oth 12—
S p e cia l S e rv ire a
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r , . . i, mi ,li.-I, i | , i , . i „ I,,
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n-riliii K .lot t.iIri
li m n
Mat, . ,
anil chicken mops, beauttfill
■' l>r' ,r e Pr., <'ll.ll.--...
front lawn. A home you can ABB A N T T ire Suigery. drnios- " *
mg. piesclvlng, ivmiivllig tiers. i l l I,.' .iqi-r,.l .. k .i I m. i , ,, n
be promt of and be independent,
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uni ..inn r,,un
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Farm, underground tile irrigation. V E N E TIA N B U N D S made to in>Im.i.
11, •- i n- - i- A. n l , - , .q mi,
order. Seminole Venetian Blind
Flowing wells, Best section Flor
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Co.
820
W.
3rd
St.
Phone
inii,ii,li-,i .un'- „ n --n p.i i . mm
ida for celery, vegetables, citrus,
1152-W.
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...11l, — 1111 ) — » — k , ,i. i n - Hunt, i .1
modern housing, beautiful luwn,
.........I n n»WM.Mpei
^ i .,..|„i . ,,
outbuilding*. Beautiful crops und 1 NEW FI.UORH hnrtaerd to per ‘'"■Mil'll mini,i|> I,-,| |„ U-iniiiMl.
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S inv in.nil Mini ..rri- I ,1
304, Hanford, Florida.
new. Finishing, cleaning A wav **“IVtTMI’.H
l *" Unlit,,ril H- 111 ill, ,I- ('. M ini,
ing. Portable power plant, 12 r ........I" I 111, H i - M i l l .In , „ l |h „
years tuperience In Somlnola mi tv A l> |
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AiTIcltn Pur Sale —ft County,
H. M. Glaniun, Lake m . - * . ' " t»*'•*■*r•*• «Ur K pi.iti
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Marr_______________________
EN.IOY Sunday dinner at Laney'a I . AWNMOWEHH stiarnened, bicy
7Ge also w#«k days. Lunch*# A
cles repaired, lock A key work.
abort order* . ______
No waiting-work
guaranteed.
H. W. Shuman, 310 East 4th St.
K S H E LM A N S R e d Rose Feed.
Sanford, Fla. (Formerly with
Touchton A Watson, 1201 Celery
Quick relief folloere mild Reiinui
Williams Fixit Shop)
__
Ave. Phon* 1IH5-J.
™s|* ciesit.lnv ami eppllcetlon uf
FK IG ID A IR K
H O T L U N C H E 8 served every day
_equlhlng, gently medicated Reiinui
Sales and Service
11)30 to 2 — with Home Made
U N TN im
rolls and corn Muffins, limner's 2 Factory trained qualified Ser
AN# SOAP
vice Men.
Grill, 324 Ba*t_ 1st Street,
K IL L H AR D W AR E CD.
TU X E D O FEED S : Complete IIo*.
.101 H. F i r s t ________ Ph—
63
Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Btore.
ORLANDO
Morning
Sentinel,
OrW* both lose when you don’t brine
larnlo Evening Slut. Cull Ralph
your preemptions to L A N K Y ’S.
Hay^__IlflGJ. __ ____________
Phqn*_ IOjL
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LL 617 for Battery, Generator
BINDER M A C II1N FS, new A used.
and Starter service,
Swain's
Terms. 316 W. tith BL Ph. l«94.
Battery Service, 301 W. First
Now available. IAttest model High111 Magnolia Ave. PhniV G H
St.
_______________
Speed Floor Bander for rent.
Everything to complete a first K EH O dEN K -l’U E L Oil for home*.
Call Alvin Odhatn, Sinclair Haclass Job.
Call or come Into
fining Co, Phone 0155.
____
SKNKAH IK (Bass A Paint Go.
IMPORTED
llt-114 W. 2nd ___
Phone 3110 New home conit ruction. Repair
ing and remodeling. Cabinets
AP SHOP, 405 t . 4th flt. Wa
custom built. Let ua help solve
r sell or trade most ,anyEXCLUSIVE WITH
your housing problems. 40 years
Phone 191-J.
experience.
Fred
Evans
P,
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Shrimp Dinner,. Served
Boa 159.
j Jrlando llgwy qt Fremh Ave
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fienrge Mnrllonald, r(*.
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h»v». In d pnaltinn* in orgaulrrd In'cinotional Longue and other*
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W hat’s in a name?
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TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
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t . til,. National league, he off I•iated In Ihe T e r m league. In
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THR HANFORD W W U l D 8 A R W m RLOM DA
Raiding Preacher* Chunp Down
On Whiskey, Strip Tease Artists
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By FRBBLAND FARR AND
Auto-Coal Strike*
Russian's Lawyer
Asks Grand Jury
pany:
1- -Wanted tha new contract to
Investigate FBI
run five year* with reopening on
By R.J.
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
The DeBary Civic Aaaoclailor *
held It* first regular meeting of j
<a
the wag* issue only ouce « year.
IU80 on Tuesday, Jan. 10. !.ni,i* >
NEW YORK, Jan, 18 — l/P)
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to
commit
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a
OKtJtHOHA t i n . Jan. fS. — f/P) — Bootlegger* anif the ntgnl K. Elchhorn, temporary chairman, I
"fixed contribution In cento per A defense lawyer In the Coplonclub "take it o f f ’ aliimmy ladle*— those are the folk* a growing group took the chair and the meeting <
hour into a trust fund to guarantee Gubltchev espionage case hai
was opened with an Invocation g iv -1
pensions on an actuarlaTly sound
ld asked for a grand >tirv 'nvestigaof Oklahoma c untv pa non* figure shouldn't be in business.
on by Vincent E. Valentine, lhe|
J.tlerv-cf-prxcIliU—wJmUa.-trtitA
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teller*— Two of ibere *»te f.r-t night- in conttitulionally dry Oklahoma. tatlon ot a targe AWPTIc»irTT*g
participation In administration of
"1 kin;, t k t;,' («,■* Wrt*. r«uL •'■*'"
Now rbe.y say, the strippers will get a generoua helping of their to tha association by Mr*. Harold
tha pension*.
of tl commission ut o crime," daYoung.
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4 - Offered c.dy a “ ebam" pro- feme -itt.rf "v Abraham L. Pomwrath. Then clothing, they add, iin’t in the proper proportion to the
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The pffl--— for. J.9M ■*»re V -d
poaai in insurance and meJicsl erantr. tolc- Federal Judge Sylves
akin which ahowa
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A trio of preacher* not together! moral*, -we havo uivrn when people
ter Rj j .i .■ itfi.U j.
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‘ little, president] James A. Romney,
Condar said the company could
with a constable
see what they do In some of our vice-president; Mr*. Vincent F..
Potnetj.ilz
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counsel
for
Valen(')
not place an hourly evaluation on
■ raided a couple of rum-runner*, night club*.
Valentine, treasurer; Mins* Maldn
Its after. Ford estimated when It ttn A. OuMlchev, Russisn engineer
and had a look in on tome night
“ I know that In aome place* the Llndgren,
Recording Secretary;
signed Its latest contract with who faces trial with Judith Copclub*.
entertainer* strip down to virtual Ixiul* K. Elchhorn, Corresponding
the
UAto that the cdmhlneil pen Ion. former Department of Ju«Mure than twlea that many did ly nothing, while a master of care- Secretary; Vlneent E. Valentine,
sion
-'em and Insurance p ro ti r iiiij -oye,
the r4 d ln g Monliav afternoon. monies doe* hi* beet to make Nr Chaplain; Edward Wagner, San•."idyl' Hvan, who continues to
gram
w.
worth 10 cents an hour
And about that snmr number did took attractive to the young ladle* tlbtl.
day ,tl* nru-trial hearing* In the
to
each
employe.
la it nights* rerun.
of the audience.”
Chairman of tha Board, flu*
Ford also set up a specific pen case, mane no ruling on PomtrIn all, about 810 pint* of the
Stone raid there Isn't • rent Rapprlch. Member* of the Board
sion fund and is sharing Its ad ants’* request that a special grand
hard Muff have bean seized.
organization of raider*. Yet, that of Directors, Mr. Anthony Onnel,
jury consider tho posKlbllllv of In
ministration with the (JAW.
The girlle-Klrlla »hawH came in Is.
Mm. Louis G. Elchhorn, Mr*, liar Cornier, however, said the two dicting FBI agents. Neither did
for nome real frown* yeaterday.
"Punters have been hollering old Young and Mr. Joseph Christplans could not be compared.
the Judge tomnunil on the lawyer’s
W A ftfi. O H C L FJ.O W EP
The raid* liavo bean In the since Sunday that they -.runt to berger.
So fa r the union has not talked move.
UMDLR <HlS BRIDGE. A f
city and the county. The scorned come In with ua,” said the Rev.
pensions with General Motors
Pomerantx Indicated he believe..1
Tha chair waa then turned over
•how*, are In both place*, too.
If. C. Kmmert, minister at the
Corp., largest of the auto indus FBI agents committed perjury,
Said the Itev, George Slone, Crown Height* Church of the Naa- to the president, Mr. L. Dale Doo ^ R o w l a n d . E n g l a n d ,
try's "Big Three."
broke the law In their admitted
taster of the Flr*l Baptist Church arerte here. ''They're ready to go.” little. Mimeographed copies of B u t n o w A
Meanwhile, coal rationing and wiretapping of the defendant*'
the by-latv* and membership rard*
K ^earhy Bethany:
industrial curtailment* today rain telephones, and criminally de
Thomas Kppler, 88 year old pasS f R E E f PA SSE S
about rii* crime*, It’* no toi at tho Church of the Nazarcne were given to each member.
ed new Mows on the naton’s ec stroyed wiretap record*.
m
Committee appointments includ U N D E R r f
IS
onomy In the seven-state strike of
The lawyer* told the judge that
ed the following: William Hoyei,
AMD SEV ERA d.
more than 00,000 soft coal miner*. at least four instances where
ESTIM ATED
Action
Committee;
Harrv
WbiC O LO R ED N E W S
The
Retail
Coal
Merchant*
As
FBI agents broke the law had bren
THAT M0 RITHAH
well, Finance Committee; Mrs. L.
ROA.DS
sociation of Pittohurgh *ald stock* revealod at the pre-trial hearing*.
By LOU1MK FOSTER
5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Dale Doolittle, Welcome Commit CONVERGE
are
*o
low
that
coal
will
be
ration
Without Itemizing the instances,
tee; Mr*. Gns Ruff rich, Entertain
C H R IS T M A S
W h lE R E I S ^ H t
ed on a priority basis. Sucli es he said the latest of them de
h fl
FIRST H llll.O il M. H. CIIIHUTI Hnptlst Church, Rev W. II. Nag- ment Committee; Harold Young.
sential
users
as
hospitals
will
get
CEOCRARHICAJ. CEHfLR CARDS CARRYING
veloped yesterday.
Sunday School wa* opened at ley, pastor, opened with Supdav Committee on By-laws. Merntx-rC E IfftR ^
first call.
Earlier yesterday, FBI Inipecto,
Pi4A A.M. with dean A. Knox, School on it* unual time If) A.M. shlp Commute*, Mr*. Wm. Hoyer.
W sl C EN T
o F 'fitE U .S .
The
mammoth
United
States
luperlnlrndent nnd hi* tenrbers The .Sunday School Lennon waa Mis. Carl Vnllrath, Mr*. Anthony
rr
POSTAGE. ENDED Steel Corporation announced new Howard H. Fletcher admitted hr
*?
erred in previous testimony. The
in charge. The subject of the hcnutifolly reviewed by the Pas Opprt and Mra. Gun Rapprich,
%
UP IN THE U .S.
production cutback plans.
)r-rector hs»i )"■Stifled—ha. had «««■A l < H o u o r t i<s m o u Th is
lesion was “ Fellowship in tho tor Hev. Haifley.ethr subject boMl** Mable Llndgren, seereinrv
The'
D
r
F;-Gmnlrivlr-Cumpauj
uf
NEAR,
CtN <Ciy DEAD t E T f t R .....
part In destroying record* of wire
Early. JJ|nin,l i lL * w l _ .v M - cal! !*h "Fnl'uWnilip.
t!,» jiiliiuUn of tin.' ptevmu*
E N O R M O U S . 1HL MOHl>£l£DA H t c o i a x ,
Akron,
Ohio,
Bred
off
telegrams
________ __
NORTHCENTRAL KANSAS OFFICE DURING
taps on Mis* Coplon'a phone.
taught l<y the teacher*. The at
Morning Worship 11:30 A.M., meeting. Committee report* wrro
A. RARE
DEER-SEA F IS H HAS TINY
to
President
Truman
nnd
congress
tinnance was very good with (1.1 PriK-enalonal.
PomeranU confronted Fletcbei
read and discussed hy the muinTh i pa st Holidays. men saying the ruM>ei imlustiy i*
fEM^"AHD FEEDS OR SM AU
CRUSTACEAMU-.
preient, but we are still asking
Bill
i |<*M» Knf f*a»«s#e JjrRaleieW,|ng„, Woe!I
Devotlrm—lg>rl by Deacon ft W. Vers, after which plan* fm the
•hreatened by coal and power yesterday with a memorandum lti
future were taken up.
for more students, The lesson Cooper.
which h* had suggested destruc
shortages.
<.
tion nf the records, and the lawyer
wee reviewed by beloved Pastor, i Hong, Choir No. 2.
Nine new member* wore w,l
In
Pittsburgh,
President
John
P.
Rev. .1. II. Names.
S«:rlpture Kendlng, lit (’room*, romed. After the meeting wnv nd
Husarello of the.U nited Mine dis asked the inspector if hia denial
jotirriij, refreshment* were *ervi-d I
At 11:1*1 A.M. morning worship Cor. 13:1-13.
Ai mured Car Kervlce would have
trict five said his staff I* out wa* true.
Truman-Congresg
$l Million Theft
Fletcher replied; "I must her*
by the ladle* nf the group
began with Deacon M. Nlark in
no appreciable effect ,,n the city's
Hong, Choir No. 2.
In tho fields urgteg striking min
charge nf the devotion nnd Choir
Air. Fred Spiro, president n f ,
business.
er* to return to the pits ftfonday. been In error at that time.'*
Hie panto: Rev. Hapley pre(('■atlas*#
Vraa*
Pew*
Oaet
<l,.al Inure hum Page <•■»»
Meanwhile, the evidence w*a all
No. 1 rendering the song service*. rented Dr. ('rooms, who In turn Plumiwlon Estates, Inr., nnd ,Mn.
They explained it tills way;
Ilusurello said no new word hnd
The I'nslor delivered tn* morn gave the Ordination Sermon. At Spin, are enjoying a few day* ’•
night.
Of tho |27.000.M>0,(MMJ to circula to a hill providing for the repeal of been received from UMW Presl In lodriy In the perjury trial of
ing message from the Theme: 3 P.M. the Women of Ilomo Mis- varatlon at I'lnntation Kstntrr.
Along with ilir million in cash tion In the United States, about Irdcral oleomargarine laxrs.
dent John l>. Lewis hot Ihat bis former Stale Department official
“Tha Church Nerd Worker*." Text don, Mi-n Mattie Odomn Pre*.
Mr*, tiny Peek returned home mi hr gangsters gialibed $10(1.000 in •me tenth, or $2,700,000,0(8) would
One of tha three rlvll right* nrtlun wn* token in line with Alger Ills*.
Humming-up argument* begin
m in d , W Matt. 10; 87-118, .lolm presented a program the IJoyei Monday after spending the holi
normally bu in lb% llostnn feder ■mrmlmunt.* offered by Senator Lewis' recent NUggestlon that full
4: .1ft-80. These urn some nf the brother* of Winter Park rendering days with her parent* in t'mrnirit- licrks.
al reserve district. Tim* the ltold- I.anger (H-NU), ll was killed by scab- coal production be resumed. tomorrow, and are expected to
»,minor cars rsred through till' ip tuok nwn> only $1 lor eech aa 00 to 20 vot* to Uy It un tho Weekend meetings are sliceduled wind un in time fur the case to
high points. Fii.d, to be a worker the singing. The aelecttop* were 11. Ohio
In Omi'a Church one must first enjoyed A wnndeiful uddrum wn>
go tn the Jury late Friday.
table.
Mr*. Alexander Jnlhert and *mi 'lly nnd mitlyinir district* during 42718) in cl.culatlon in the area.
In score* of locals.
A aim liar fata apparently wa*
love the (liiircli supremely and to delivered bv Mlsu Mattie Odoma left Munday for bet bom. in no night running down a number
The (rial wae In adjournment
■
f
tip*
that
proved
worthless.
in store for hi* anti-poll tax and
do thin it lequlre* the New Itlrlh, on the nubleri “The Nrstionilhlllty liockroo (tench, V a, after vl^ltlog
today, a* government and defense
Flood
r
,
Fires
.Shortly
after
the
holdup,
pallet
fair employment practice* amend
it John .li.lft-7. ” Cor. fi:>7. of Homo Min: Ion." The I’altur with her parent*, Mr. and Mi*.
attorney*
readied their final
ment*, Their rejection would help
Bfcund, w>> mukt Inye our Neigh pair Hev Giilluwqv of Wlbtei Vincent R .Valentine of Medina • mixed at break-neck speed h fiveSpeeches to the Jury of eight worn )
ll'tiiilla*#,
l
»
*
»•■«»
ilaei
Suitor
Kills
passenger
Mack
Cadillac
sedan
to clear (he way for a quick Ren
bor* and oui Kneinir* St. Matt, (binlvp e visit during thn eyenlng Hoar! for .'I week*
«n mid four men.
S*:n», St Malt, ft 44. Third, We service*. • ( .
ll will be the second time that
T'Hgt. Alexander Julbrrt of tho lliunglit In he the getaway, r 20,0(1(1, 'in .' *it r«»luir Wnbssh ata vote on the repeal bill.
'•
River
crept
Inward
the
ton
of
the
cur.
They
lost
II
In
the
city'*
West
f(’«atla*r# S him era* tia*|
The motion to table waa made
must love find nbuve aveiyIblng
Medlrnb Corps in the Armv Air
the fate of His* will be weighed
floodwall.
Rome
too
volunteer
P.*.n«ng
Renivc*
—
7
P.M.
,
linmediotely after administration torney Alhrrt Rchnolder. Selahlnne ugnln*t tho accusations of , ex• In tha World.
.St. Matt. 82:87.
Furr* or Langley Field, Vn.. I* Kuxbury district.
Honr py Choir .Nn. B. ■
I’olIce believed the ear; bearing workers remained on dutv 'luring leader* had attacked Linger'* pro drew a . plsto] nnd [aininnl It Communist spy courier Whittaker
Fourth, We ntunt live nnd be witi.hrnnle'tu K1n>ka for an Indeflnlle
the
night
filling
and
nlm
lng
sand
stolen leg Istrut ion plat
headed
Devotlnii !Ad by Dearvu A. Pet. period. 1
Norma Chamber*.
posal* a* ah effort to,kill the hill. a g a i n s t Mrs. Hweet.
inihie* fur Jam s Christ, lit ihl*
bags at danger tmlnts.
. Democratic ‘leader Luca* bf jumped up #nd knocked Sclaldone'*
prtl.rrnt world, Ad* 1:8—Tlltt* 2: etaou.
* Mr. and Mra. George Newton of for Providence, It. I. The
Chambers, the chief government
Hr* Ides the 8,000 persons fortfed llUAol* *ald ■ U n g e r, hoped to hand .down. Two shots went wild. wltnvHs, claim* H|s* gave hint
Hcrlpturp I.eOenn hy the Pastor, Fall i'River, Mas*., arrive,! Inst (Muse. 158,6381 were stolen Tri
IM S , St. Matt. fi:ia-l4-16-tfl.
i from " their homes in southeast
' filibuster' whkb >oUld A .(bird struck Mrs. Hweet In the U. S. secret* for delivery
Visiting friend* who worshipped Hev.; Ilavicv., St. Johiys. UipdS.t waak tn «p#tld the winter with Id* Boston last week, police said.
ry to pre
"HM very obvious," Fallon sa|d, Missouri, other thousand* have ultimately kill the repeal ineajut*.' side.,
lUv. Jtailey IntrmluerA Rev, b hedther and' slster-in-iaw, Mr. and
.
With da nre: Sister Huai# Thnmpm ia wa*
war
!tu*nlai!
agent*.
Democrat* are bitterly
bitter
i Evelyn and her mother rnn Indicted for p it Jury when he dssbn, Jarksimvillii; Sister Whltv, Fc Holm whn delivered * wondgrfu) Mad-Robert Newtn.'. of Asturlana "that these men used u muster key been made temporarily homele** Hunt hern Democrat*'
umjmss, hi*
ni* <
' Sohjevt helng "Atk - (triad, i
to open all those doors." The gun in Illinois, IniPson Kentuckv. 4 c- opposed to the civil right* mea- aero**,,th* street to a neighbor's
JaMrsmivllle; Sister Ktbel Yeat* odijressy
■. • • H’t
" ' ‘
nd Jury,
men went through six locked doors kaneas: and iTirruiessfe by tha iure$,
rae,
'**vTc . ,,
house. While Norma and Janet riled this to u federal gran
man, Carman City: Hroaher J., W% ing ami Receiving.”
0
811.
arid
Ml*.
(1.
Harvey
McGill
before
reaching
the
vault
where
floodwatara
from
riyjV*
in
'th
e
"He
I*
riot
fooling
tho
people
------:—
—i—
;
-o.TJuv
Theme,
of
tJi(*
were
struggling
with
him
RdalKnowles, Allen Chapel A.M.H.
And1 children, Harvey and Karin, they rowed five employes.
,,
w
hd'are
truly
Interestud
In
p
ris
lower
Mlaaltalpni
sml
f)*
lo
V-dleV.
I(e
Doer*
.and
Not
.
I
done
stmt
himself.
Olthreh. Vltdlm* nri- alwny* wel
(tttirgMfl Wednesday to t)i»*lr’tmrrtr
Musky patrolmen toured
In Colorado Spring*, fire* flared ing the civil rights program. Lit- -..Sclaldone Was employed by
come at First Shiloh Missionary hat which ! ran,do I migb! t o * ell dtlgh banks Riilkil after *pend- 'lieWhile
I'lty’x underworld spot* picking up again tuilai- In tbe dftvtiged ca* added.
H arry Vaughn
1 •
,•
Remlngtoh Hqnd Company In near
iThoi
whlrh
I
might
to
ikr
i*
my
BppiUl C'Ini re It. lire Pnatim mid
lng>a
few
day*
with
Mia.
Medlll'a'
.
up, xuRpects, alarms sounded de- area soiitb of. beri' wlieil* a dale
I.ilcteri said the antl-tynchlng by Illpn. H|4 Wife lifts heen con*
Duty do, do, i. ,
./* r
Itiemben, are riiwaye frlemlly. .
cousin*
Mr.
uiid
Mr*
Heor\'
Zoff
sscrtplDinp of the hnldirpmcn along swept brush fire left Inn soldier* amemlibent wa* utterly.1 Irrele yyyyyrtaoin etaol vbgkq
(<«U||UM»« li-> . r**» Oaet
• At 0:011 P.M. tire H.Y.P.U. waa That which Is my duly tn do (Hut of Clearwnii'r.
>
*
•
tho eastern seaboard.
vant” to the oleomargarine bill fined to n hospital for many year*, man like Muiagun could coritimtr
dead anil three nd-«lng
*
‘opened with the president. Deacon i , expect* mu to do
Eleven men wett' taken to head
The Maze, started *arly vester- hut promised again that the Sen police said.
In* o,'furious activities in dealing
D. Junea and Ids p-nrhern In That whtcli God expert* me to do •' 'Mi1*. I'runk Turner of N.irnnla quarter*
for questioning.
No dny,'1leaped over more than 80 ate will have a chance #L thi* ses
Road and Mrs. .lack-.nn ami daugh
I Can and Will Do
Mrs. Sweet bus been Separated wlili government officials. This 1o
cbm ge. The siibjerl nf the leiter "nflM Indtu Rond xnertl Mon charges were placed ogaliist them, •i|Uare mile*, running on wind* of sion to consider "certain pha*04" from her Imslmml for |U years, purtn'iilnrly true breause several
ton "The Noble l.aynmii Seeing With Ibul Helping me.
Rhotgun-armed squudinen romed burrlemie force, li burned much of of the civil right* program,
day r 1 Silver Hpringof Id* dubious iictiviiiea of recent
police .reported.
tip- Cause." The lesion was well
READ: -JMatt. 7il2, Phil. 4:1ft,1
into Foxboro, a town tietween llos- the enst face of Clii.’Vemm Mmin.Supporter* uf the house;4pprovyear* have received nttentlqn in
Mr. lieorge Detur n nf l>e lliiiv ton
\
studied mid was enjoyed by all. Jume* 1:22-24, 2:14 Iff, I r i l i
and
Providence,
on
A
tip
that
ed
lax
repeal
legislation
were
con
• Duly three state* are repre the public pres* and hecadte Ini
Drlv* I.SU. Mid ho.or Tuesday af four men wearing peajarkot* had tnln, sinued (lie palatial borne* In
,, ,
HDler I Mini by Itounillree bail John 4:20-21.
fident
of
pushing
It
to
victory
In
sented on the I04l>-b0 University iBIft he wa* caught by the cus
charge of the piugimii thal wa*
T. C, Adams, reporter, '• *
1 ter tuenibo- «evrraf ilnv* III New entered u bouse Itirre. The tip waa tha Broadnomr district nnd ran the Senate by nightfall
aero** powder tlrv prairie* nearly
Yolk on 'uislncs*.
of Arizona 21-inun basketball tom* official* smuggling essential
•lljoyed by nil. The following
Hev. W. II. Itogley,' pastor.
worthies*. The holdupmen wore to Mountain, Colo.
One of the' teadlnf
'ending opponent*. squad—Arizonu, California and oil* used in the manufacture of
.pertuni gave some vary fine adMr. uml Mr*. Ambonv Onnel Nnvy-typu peajnckets.
Hey IR-Wls) left the North Dakota.
perfumt) into, thi* country."
It wa* brought under riintrnl Senator Wiley
droeses: Sister Sallye Fields, Sin
NEW MT. CALVARY
ami Mr, and l l u . to,rob Cbrlst"Tills Job wn* definitely pulled after a shift In the wind Inst night. city, nn aide conceding "th#
ter Jean Tonley, SlMero Marl ColeUAI'TIHT CHURCH
berger and miii or k'n> rnu Ro*'1 by somebody who know every
I*'* m over
rnbu, Deacon A. Knox, Dtacnn O.
Deaconess Board Number Ona spent Thursday ir Mi. Dm a visit- Inch of tho rotnpniiy’* layout," But fresh wind* from the east fight's
An effort aUo waa hiring made
today were storting up old fire*,
O. Coleman. Solo, brother O. C, held Its meeting at the home of trig with friends.
Fallon told reporter*.
of them along slate highway by Renator McCarthy (R-Wla) and
Coleman, Heading tflxlor l.eola Mr*. Kstclla Wilson. The presi
Friends will be trim! In |eu»n th-t
"It's a tough job to pin down morsl
(H-Neb) to keep
Knox and Sister Marven Hawkins. dent. Mr*. I-eathun William* pro- Mrs. Earl Van Ne** of Nernnja descriptions of linldupmerii" the lift and the south end of Cheyenne —
- r . . r — to tack a general
Mountain.
Duat, Sister llertha Iloumllree and •Ideil. Following Ihe meeting a Road I* up nnd about uaaln after superintendent added.
Weary firefighter* sped to the cut In excise tuxes to the bill, but
ON USED CARS AND TRUCKS WILL
Sinter Marin Cotemnn. Soto, Sin- lowly report wn* served by lh« n rather lengthy Illness,
Descriptions given by witnesses
It looked like a forlorn gesture.
tar Mary I.e« Glenn, planter Vunn Hostess. The next meeting will
Mr. William West nf Anglriis varied. The best Indicated that all scene of each new (daze and quick
Wiley
wax
one
of
tha
chief
spon
4flu gave a very fin** nolo! It you bo held at Ihe home o f Mrs. Patoy Road has returned home from the wen* about five feet, nine incite#, ly brought most of them under sor* of a proposed dairy state sub
would like to linve * good tlinn In IlUfke. on Feh. 19.
hospital in Jacksonville and Is w • I g h I o k approximately ISO control.
for tha House-passed bill to
flprawllng Camp Carson, war stitute
(2nd'* lluiiw, come out to Rtnt • Tha ll.T.U. began at the maul coming along nicely.
pound*.
'
area* tho oleomargarine tax**. U
Shiloh Missionary Haptht Church’* hour and was In rharga of tha . Mr, and Mrs. Robert M. Brown
Six wore rubber*, the auveoth time home nf 30,000 troops, wae went down to defeat yesterday 48
R.Y.I'.U. every Sunday, (1:00 I\M. president Mr. Raymond B nw n o f High Hank* Road left Thursday crepe-solol shoe*. The purpose' of considered “ out nf danger” hy to 87.
afternoon for Orlando where they then* was to kill off houiuI m post officer* barring a sudden
ami tearher*.
Tha substitute, while also wiping
will spend several days.
the desperadoes headed into-the shift and upsurge of the wind. A Interstate shipments uf yellow
Kv'-olnn Wnrshlpt
KVenlng
Worship
began*
a
t
7100
few
of
tho
now
fire*
were
burning
’•
•The Evangelistic Ringer* : of
, Mrs. Beth Uenton nf West Sec building.
out tha togas, would have banned
The Devotion wag led by th i ond
No descriptions were obtained on the south end of the reserva colored oleomargarine. ,
Brunswick, On., ttndcred o mufti* P.M.
Street returned last week af
n -------- *■
da>
tion,
«al program. Every ana enjoyed live red by Rev. M. Caldwell.
ter spending a month with her of the man, or men, who waited
Senator Fulbnght (D-Ark). dir
One- eoIdler wae killed while ecting strategy for the repeal bill,
tha linger*.
r
outaldo the garage to steer the
sinter In Montrose. N, Y.
FOR INSTANCE:
Hu*
activities
nf
the
week
re
fighting
the
fire
In
the
C
anon
>
Tha weekly Activities' are a* main unchanged.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Taylor nf fttaw ay,
told reporters that he now expect*
',i .
foil own:
.
• ,
All police dlvlaiona commander* building* yesterday, Another died the measure to paae quickly by a
Hickory
Road
returned
how#
hy
! •«(__ a_-*• *
Member* 'and Mandv ate hiked
early this week after spending were ordered to pick up ever*.#** this morning. There were IB more top-heavy majorityto vlatt the following sick mem car
48 Plym outh C o u p e .
the
holidays in Canada accom convict who had serve# for arHM in the post hospital, 10 of them nn
Meanwhile tha Senate-House
41 Chevrolet Wt Urn
b e r * M r * . Daily Spear, Mra. N il- panied
by hi* mother and aunt robbery, along with all kn#trn the critical Hat.
Atomic Esergy Cobumittee la ask
Clean a ll over, motor
A
cheek
of
personnel
during
lie William*, Mr. R, L. (.at, and who will apend the winter In BL holdupmen.
fla t bed truck •• ru^a
,
H\
ing defen w, diplomatic end atomic
good, alrfoam M ala.
Borne of theae were expect## to the night showed three misting. A whether the hyrogee bomb la too
Petersburg.
Dr, Mitchell will HluatrVtg.hy plc- Rev, J. J. Jams*.
Only
................
m
|
|
food - o n ly ....... * 2 f l b
Rev,
A, *»
C. hcii
McQueen,
Jamas A. Romney accompanied appear In today'a police lineup. detailed search of ihe area waa .terrible to meio, whether men *uro the life ef Joaua Chrlat.
ti..» lt.
T--* •:” paator,
*—*
All vacationing and ofM iily started for their bodlea or those finally on the tbreehald of Ma ov
Juanita X. Wllaoti, reporter.
by Mr, and Mrs. Junius Stock and
•Isaac bring a free will offering.
• Wednesday night—8 PJ4.—The
daughter Linda *f Brooklyn, N. Y. atate police trooper# and detectives of any others who might have bean !destruction
. r*turned to his home on Colombo were called bock to work by atale trapped.
i today haara how
;Hew Helen Primitive GhuJch, Rev.
41 C h iv ro ltl \ l/%Ton F iat bad iru rk - in |f»od w orking
Road late laat week altar spend* commlaaloner of publlo safety John
if. H, Frleraon, pastoi1, will render
devetopmeat of an
W~ atomic m W
eatvUo* a t First Hhlloh,
I n g f Ive weeks In Now York vlalt* P. Btokea.
C h in e s e W a r
roodltloo
fttg jk
angina
la
coming
■
Mayor John B. Hynes said-the
{ The Public la cordially invited.
too will be rasj
"shucking
aeriee
o
f
holdups'*
was
liuraday nlgkt~7:80 F.M.-Jr.
tha work of a '‘well-orgardeed
(hud Sr. mlialnn maetlng, Mr*. Lula
1848 Plym outh 4 Door,
ta n g of out-of-town criminate.
.Janes and Mra. DorothyReandtree,
1847 Plym outh S Dour
Re expressed Confidence In toe had to be. withdrawn.
near perfect . . Cheek It
ability
of
pallet
to
craek
tha
com
*
I.can than 18,000 mtlea.
l l J l t t l ^ 'e v a n l g t ^ t j P.|lA-dunlor
S. If Senator Ferguson ( 1*
youneH .
Of laat night'* holdup poll#* Mich) la, e o r m t In w ylag .that
y.
\
auparlntendant Fallon said:
•‘There U no doubt It waa on
IneWe Job endw aa prohahlv plop a*
1*47 Plym outh 4 Door. New Riagn. A Rood, aoued ear
ad for weyka—even with pw n
J.
Barnet, patter. ■"
prlnta and reheareala, The baidlto
ah
SCRA PS
p s fi
IT
OUR NEWLY SL A SH E D PRICES
t
thy.Roundtr^reportor.
oailp plaao.
Mine
B ew uert
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A n d q u ite a H ne o f r u n n m f u n its pr ic e d
fromftt toflto
• n n .ta iS M M i
�THE WEATHER
In Unity T h m la Strength—
U
Praia*! th* padre af tti* World;
I * E'*"01* »
Continued mild and * m orally
fair through Friday,
•* America.
T# f n d » « P tM |M tly for Sanford.
S
T
h
u
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a
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rsnssrasr
George Barr’s
Umpire School
*ls Re-Opened
E s ta b lis h e d 1908
Vaughan Critic
—-t),
115 S t u d e n t s W el
comed By M a y o r
And Group Of San
ford Civic Leaders
~ George Ban. National League
^um pire, ra-opened hit tchool of
umpiring yeiteiday afternoon in
roomy quarter* at the former Ma
rine barrack* *1 the Municipal
Airport, gave a pep talk to more
than 115 student). and in turn wm
greeted warmly by Mayor Andrew
Carraway and other cituen*. and
wat pretented with floral Irdiulet.
.w h ile the atudenti in turn were
given 120 bag* of orange*. Dick
MtT.aulin served ai matter ul e tie -!
...
°
{Farmers May
Receive Social
n
f
o
r
d
a n INDEPENDENT
AN
INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPE
NEWSPAPER
HANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY JAN. Iff, 1950
S tran d eirtn
to'at era
Chief Of FBI Person
ally Directs Tnvesti
gation of R o s f n n's
$1 Million Hold-Up
W A S H IN G T O V rja n
1 9 -T h a
administration today atked Senalor» In raite by 9,600,000 ihe
number of workert the Home bad
voted lo pul under tm lal security.
Arthur J. Altmeyer, Social Se
B O S T O N , Jan
1 9 — { / P i— The
n a tio n ’ * lo p c lim e in v e s tig a to r, J
h d g a i lln o v e i, head o l the J { It.
today lo o k m e , o n e d u ra tio n of
the n a lta n '* htm te*l r a th in h h e rv
llie t d a v m g h l't m illio n d o lla r
snatt h ( ii *iii an r t p t c i t ro m p a n v .
the H m to li l i a i r l n ir p o t lr d
Ih e traveler *a id II **a* ad*t*rd
15.000. 000 worker* now are cov
ered.
He letllfied before the Senalr
Kinanoe
Committee on the hill
SenHtnr McCnrthy (K -W ls t InCAUOH1 IN IHI ICT flOOO WATIRt nf the fnc Hl' VI n-»* *v.* River
mnni.i
I clay
day urged Hurt
1tmt |'i evident T tuiiihii voted latl year hy the Monte
Ornve, 111. Bernard Vaihanlk trlaa t*J M"ie Hi* a Indow* "I hi* rMrlger_______ _____
_____ e«|A»,
<
•_
___,1
ltW f 'r * . Msj.
( rrr 'M 'ri'in iT liiria h ir n i g n l rlia i o ld
atedrar Viler tlKing tetuge un ih« i -d r!«-W. ‘ -1 ts-iv
—
Touched by ihe gift* of batketi Vnnghiiii. Presidential military
aurlace of the river, but the auta pliu>jtil through.
iIutemaHonal)
of red roiei and glad* from the aide, or order him to thed hit age and turvivon iniuranie he
I’lendent Tru- calender! in ihete group) riot cover
Elks Club and J. D. McNeill, and Ar,,,y uniform.
man on tmsl "Tension- riw.a atmid
the 120 hagi of oranget given hy hy VnugfiHii when til* old friend ed hy the Home parted hill:
5.000. 000 *eIf-employed farmers,
Hairy Tooke. Umpire Barr declared wua being ellHelred,
2,2(M),000 hired agru ullnral work 1
that the people of Sanlord are
eit;
1,500,000 non-faim *elf-em-j
th t moil friendly grnup he lia>
ployed pertont; and 900 (XH) in '
** ever come in contact with.
dom»-*tir tervice
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19
i/f’i
r,rMri*l ill thr Ait f iuie
The George flarr Umpire
Senator M llllkin (R ('n ln ) atk- Henry M Ainntd, **hn»e lone e.lteei *|iannrd die i icalmu -d Ainerii an
School need* anme more coal
ed Imw murh pertont h"> and old airpnwai, lairif to hi* filial ictlinv flare i„dav m Ai IihuImii Nttinnal
hanger* and magaslnea. Anyone
er now can earn monthly and «till f'emeleiv
having any of these article* la
raqueatad to leave th en at the
receive benefit*.
I’tejldeul llllinau tie ttl, d the ll.t nf national Irailei, etpieiMnu
Herald office where they will he
Up to $15 at ptewm Altmeyer Ameuca-* leiprtlv and -oiinw.
turned over to Mr. Barr.
the A" I im -. *tlmh A nold i»minai«f»d m Wtnld W'.i II <ailed
F o r m e r Commander laid, although the Home hill would
He ■Ingled •rut former Mayor
in mole Ilian IIMI nl lit fighter* ind lxmi hen to pay jm an men *
raite
tint
In
$50
monthly
foi
ihoir
O f Navy Quits As
Robert William* for aperlal at
f
65 to 75 year* old and remove llie farewell tn tlie ileml • lilcf
. tentlon and expressed thank* for
Matthews R a p p e d earning* limit aflet a perton Arimlit will liuvr Himther inao
W the three haaeball Held* provided
who wore five ntnra for a naai
y„ die funeial ceieiiio.iy in Ar
for hit ute at the Airport during
nalghlair at Arlington t loae hy minimi', aiophiiheai*,
*,leil,
BOSTON, .Inn. 19 iA*i—Ad reache* 75 yean
Mr. William*' administration.
KLiewhern, Congressmen plan- on the knoll Ih the gl*vr of «0ll t||
miral I,nul* A. Oenflrld armour
| n Urn | ’t, ,i,|r nt, VI,-e
In a pep talk to student*, llm- ed today he hud aohmltled a
tr*ntta**a a t r>*> Tht**t
end of Mm Annie* .lohn .1. Ferah | ', 0-,iilrril Barkley, the . *l,luH, Mm
Ira Barr cautioned them agulnai request for retirement after
i"g.
i iuelti-ei. of the Bupmiie Cmiit. th*
rlnklng or gatnbllnfc, whittling more then 40 year# Naval ser
Arnold, tin ycaiH old, died last diplomatIr rorp* of amhatUiadora,
et girls on the street and urged vlet. Admiral Denfeld had been
Sunday of an ailmnnt that started Mm leaders of ONigri'.i with whom
them to go to church on Sunday. removed ea Chief of Naval
plaguing him during thr itrnnunUM Arnold worked to hutld tlm ilnlt"d
Umpires are'bound to have truu- Opera!Inna after stormy hear
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war veara and dually Iin pall# d Slate, Army*Alr Fmee* Into It*
ings In Washington on unifica
hi* n tlm n ie n l1In ll>4i<
a War* mighty wartime power
tion of the armed service*.
ailment
l)rnth occurred Sumtay
Asked to entile llllf I Wf|p th**
He said he Had aaaed that Me
at
hI
m
Sfiiiomit,
CuH(„
raiu
h
hnina.
gtv*at
gmcrflft m d H'liMlral*
retirement b e e n Me effective
LAKH HtCCF.HA fan. IP. » ' Hi* Inaly wa» flown liar* In a » w,)|. ArnnliF fiarm ,1 lha overall
■March i f ■
■» * «•* 1
(/Pi — Ttuaala rtiaruplad Unllari Air Force plan* for « burial cere [ »tiategy and fought the battle,,
H .iniinneu 'in i‘nae l.l«*ll
WASHINGTON, .Ian, lU -i/Fi— Nation* «tnmle talks today hy irintiy »cnerved fill the IimMoii' j I
Senator Tydluga (P-MiU »"Uglit to walking »ul nf a aeerat -It
day to quell h heated new Remit* power meeting In pcnlsat against
1 Member* of the Stnford Kiwanla flmeup over Ihe mister of Admiral the rnntinulng nrevanre of ChlClub yesterday Joined with fellow Louise K Denfeld with < pro
nfk* Nationalist diplomats. The
-n.mbcr* ibtoughnut the nation. mite of all the fa rt* -n o matter other flee confer***—Ih* United
Canid* and elsewhere in celebrat where IIipv hit.
Stale*, Britain, France, China
ing Ihe 35th ennlvaraary of Kit •
ami ('anuria — adjourned w in
Tlit> ehnlrman <>f the
Senate
anl* Itrrnatlnnal.
....... .... Her vice* Committee " tin
alter Ihe wtlknul without eel'Aimed
ling o date for their nest meet
The program wav largely devot- lf(j that pledge after ■Senaim Mr
NI-, W Vi III h Inn l«
nib
Ing.
It »** generally agreed 1 A 1 year old Negro huv -•>
ed to listening to a radio recording Curtliy (H-WUi disputed the leg
f'mmi'cl fni Algr-i Mi i, l„d*v t'dil
and
killed
hi*
.
’
I
vcai
old
tiH>M'"
among
them
that
It
would
he
devoted
______ to
„ the celebration nnd ctity of Denfeld* removal ** chief
a,|,-r„l iiiiiii iui \- Mm! "Mimic
made available over Station WThit ,,f naval operation*.
iieeleaa In cantlRIla th# dloeoa- il, ftviadn nt 7 Hll ciVlork 11" ih ftin
, .i, i lUm, nt,,-,' t-vl'lcm-r" tn
ninrniug
lu'rauat*
the
lc"--.
alnn*
without
Huaela
bacaiiae
the
by Marlon Harman, J. L. Hurt had [n H i^tnlcrlrair 4,600-word Srn
ui|i|it,il 'll" In in Mi,rut i hrttglnir
wlioni
h*
and
u
0
vear
old
iiroM
aim
of
the
meetings
U
t»
Iron
1charge
Iin I || sr U
*.»«** Club's
V/IM" " , |r'
*
ofB the
portion
of „| „ ri|,eeeh late yesterday, Mr
fin in,-i high Ill'll" Ib'pal lliu-iil
nut difference* If at all poaalhlr er were trying to dre**, refii-.'-! •tinthe program and led alto In ring- Carthy sharply criticised Her re
to keep hit clntiica on. II “ a iffII II*1 '* llll I'M I'll v
tury of the Navy Matthew* for between lltiaala and the other ic|MirUd liy fh lef
"Tilt-* •'* md m> "idiiiaiv ,-rlm
of l’"ln
I ’retldeni Ralph Smith left 111* testifying that Denfeld was fi" ‘d five on proposed atomic ronlrnla.
ilial pi'ii'MiluM1," s -a c itril t'biuilc
firnigi' Kelsey.
half finished dinner to leave for hy President Truman bffme lie
H f ro —, i lucf 'IpfciiHr- a lt « iin''.'
Tiic deed infant i* Eddie 11m
the radio station for a brief talk had been legally conimlitlrmrd fut
TAIPLI, Knrmota. Jan. 19 (A’> son of Mattie l^ a ami ( ia 'D '1'1, an be lingalt I" .MiiinialluM I" llm
In which he reafflrmad (he prin hla second term a* lop uniformed
Ihe Chinete Nationaliml* declar Hass, who arc employed at " | • mi Mini I'P iiniv Ilia ) nf 111**
ciple of service to which Kiwanla officer In the Navy.
" | "Il I* an Ind" lini-nl fni pcijinv,
ed today that lha blockade ol W. T Welker relciry farm
It devoted, told, of sunport of
The Wisconsin Senator waved
son, flatflcld Ha**, Jt , '. whit'li (MipniM iiiiii'- pin’if than In
churches, youth organisation* ami before the Senator* a photi>gi*ph Shanghai n a big suctats and ex- older
witnesaed the shooting, ami •""! an 'irdlltarv , i line "
|Ueatl*a*4 • * f l a t
trf aid to underprivileged children which he said wua a ropy of Dennrighhora who rushed lo Me
The tl "'l v, quiet ipukpi, t f 4ill
by the club, and predicted that feld'a romml**ton - - *lgned hy
scciiri that his molher ami fatiic nev »uM Mini iimlet fcdcial lutc.i
Ifl&fi goals for service will I*' ac "Franrlv P. Matthews and Harry Jam es Horrell To
bail left at 7:60 o'clock to go I , nf rrlniliml pin'-cdurc perlury may
hieved.
................ ..... 8. Truman" and good until 1051
on lha farm, taking with li« pin veil in miM nf two vav*
The recorded broadcast told of He expressed doubt that there It
Run A gainst Pepper work
them two battles to leave at "hy tcatllminv nf two rrcdlMc wltth* founding of Kiwanla In 19t$* a varanry In Denfald'a old Job.
!j! - *
neighbors.
iic*m«» will'd, Mic Jury balicvS*, nr
of major event* of thla and other
ORLANDO, Jan. IP, — l/P) Tydinga then withdrew hla reGarfield, and III* 7 year ,M
period* through the two world qiiett
Former State Rap. Jama* O. Hor brother Johnnie, had bean in liy one i-icdlidc wltnc** wltli rnr
for
prompt
Senate
action
mlmratlng evidence”
war*, and gave popular song* of on the nomination of Admiral roll today announcad hi* candidacy
structed to dress
little Eddie
the
Mill*:, win cp erteil In take mini
snt period* and or many atataa Forrest P. Sherman to surreeil fur the United Btataa Banate poet
urn! take him also to the neigh of the day tn MU’lew the max* id
id Canada, Friendship of ihe Denfeld.
hold by Claurla Fappar.
bon
for
keeping
before
they
left
nltad ' State# and Canada was
Hla entry makaa the race a for school. Eddie refused to kocp evidence piaxentcit at the trial,
At Ida hoove In Weatboro, Mat*.,
tty t»> perauaile the (ury of
1 Duett* were H. (J. tlardaa. ACL Denfeld
said the commission for foui-man affair. Othar opponentu hi* clothe* on, and Johnnie, an and
of Peppar In th# Mpy Damocratle fererf, picked tin a .22 rifh. niglil wiiincn ami font men that H
hla
second
tarn*
la
"In
my
posses
auditor of Wilmington, N. C.j W.
primary ara U. 8, Rap, George naderj it with bullet taken from waa lint Hi.**, bid Whittaker ChamA. Redd and Tom Burgas*, M' alon."
Hmathar*. of Miami, ana J, Ratliff a bureau drawer, shot and k lllcl. tier*, furiuei r!iuii ill uniat *pv i-tnir
*
The
New
York
Times
reported
Dora; William Platt, Arcadia atYearwood, of Fort Maada.
little Eddie and then attempted i irr and chief priixectdlun witneaa,
this
morning
It
has
learned
auth
torn#y, and Rudolph O tcktr of
Th* 40-year-old Rarrall, an Or to shoot Garfield who at length whn lied In llieiii.
oritatively
that
Denfeld
will
reElmira, N. Y. ‘ ,
lando attorney, waa dafaated foi succeeded in wresting th* rifl •
tire from the Navy.
state rsprasantattva In 1040 by away from him.
A p p I k 'H t i o n H A n k e d
Rut the Admiral was non-com Alai Akerman, a Republican.
McCrory’s Sponsors mltal. “I'm not going to say any
The older boy than tried In For Fool LifcfriiardH
until I repotl III at the first
vain to minister aid
to hi*
Yo-Yo Contest thing
Naval district," today, he **hl.
brother. Among the neighbor*
With the Municipal Swimming
He has been on leave.
who reported th* shooting to Pool nearing completion the City
C. L. Redding, manager of MeThe Times said Danfeld plans
Chief of Police Georgs Kelsry Commiaiinn Monday authnrlreil
n t f ' i today Jnvlted all t»-Y o on- to write a latter "telling my side
thuaiasta to enter a Yo-To contoat of the case." In. the controversy.
n e w YORK, Jam ip . — (/n — was Rosa Craig, Negro midwife Clifford Mi'KIbbin. city manager,
to ba conducted a t hla atoTi by It quoted him aa saying: "It's bean Authorities have gtartad an 1n- Th* horns la located Tn the John to prepare for telling up the oper
ation nf the pool on a temporary
Harry Noerli, on# of tha world*# a little ona-alded, If you ask me, veitigatlon of a Naw Yaek doctor aon Hill auction of Oriado,
hs*i* ami him I wu |ieiauna, one
attd.no nna has asked me for my who says ha nm atlnw * haa left
tn serve aa lifeguard, the other
WOMAN FOUND DROWNED
aide of It yet."
potentially, fatal daaaa of morphine
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Jan to handle admi*ilnna and have
Matthews, about to leave for within raaeh of liMttrnbla, painIP—(A*)---- Th# body of an un charge nf towel and Inckar facili
WaiMnaton following « trip In wracked patiento.
H o rrh alee plana to visit
fcaotiuueg o* N n ri**ti
Th# doctor, Abraham L. Gold- identified woman was found on ties.
Mr. McKIhhen said this morn
water, haa b*«n a practicing physi tha beach at tha water's edge here
early today and patrolman J. H ing that he would like to hnve
cian hare for 40 yadlt; "
Tht district atkoiaay’a office Brltta aaid she apparently had applications for thea* position* a*
*oon aa possible to fill th*** post*.
said yesterday H had asked Or. drowned.
Bhe waa about 40 year* old.
Although construction of the
weak on YeThomaa A. OonaaMa, aklof madteal
a ■r
Yates, 84, 0M er*tlle. axaminar, ta total M * taaaa In walghad 130 pound*, wore a brown pool proper has bean completed,
was treated last Right foe eon- which Dr- OoWwaMrt patlanU aklrt a n d . blua-green Mouse, had essential furnishing* have not yet
brown ayaa and black dyad hair. been eomnlstaly trial a Iled, he stat
FLIRRR KILLRD AT C SITLST toslona on th* head following •«
Brltta said ha could find no ed.
CHIPIBY, J i n . l t . - - ( A 9 — MtomobUe accident In which his
Tht* morning photograph*
Boar In mfata," tha dUtrlct
Johnny Mann, ctatfaatag flier * * • IMP Ford rammed Into this^baek attornay’* spokaaSMR aaid, • "that marks of violence. About 80 per were taken at tha pool hv Todd
claimed a non-aUf dHUmse ree- of a IMS Plymouth on Park Av*. Dr. Qoldwatar ha* statafj th at ha sona viewed th* body at Glddam, 8walm of Raymond Studio# for
ord for ttght pf
nUR a t the Ninth B tn et Inters*-. doc* not know o f. H f patlanU funeral home during tha morning publicity purpose*. Student* at
In an attam pt to Identify her.
the George Derr Umpire School
Horn Vanl Nova,
O
Net
and a number of Sanford young
•on villa, wa> killed.
r a n at rern a lS -U n th to n Mam- mnrphlno Ubl*t*.H Z
BLUM CLEARANCE FUNDS ladla* co-upeiatod a*, model*.
Oellfornlnn In a
octal Hospital, Mr, Yatag was sent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. — l/P)
BOY SAILOR RKRTHNCRD
— Reservation* totalling mors
LANDES QUALIFIES
than 18,000,000 were announced
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 19. —f/P)
today for (ha first sli cities (Hint —Republican Carl K. Landes of
applies tIona for federal aid In the Orlando quallflad today aa a can
billlon-dollar shim clearance and didate fo r the fifth olstrlct connrfann re d erelew en t program.
groaaionai seat now held by Rep.
The eMtag PM the amounts ra- A -J k lle rlo n g , Jr., (D-Fla.)
William R. Davenport of Warserved far than PM Nashville,
rlM tea oaalifled to run for tho
from tha escond die-
J ‘Hap’ Arnold, Creator Of U S. Air
Power, Buried In Arlington Grave
Louis Denfeld
Retires After
Unification Row
N atio n alists S e e
S h an g h ai Blockade
Aa Big S u c c e s s
35th Year Of
Civic Service
Ne^ru Boy Shoots, Hiss DiTmisi* *Says
Kills 3 Year O ld (liatiihers Iii<*d In
In F i t Of Anju'r f o u r I IVsIimony
,
f
Doctor's Statements
Start Investigation
J
James Yates Is Hurt
In Auto Accident
KW M !
____ ______ __
N o . 109
Edgar H o o T tY jfru n ra n S h ra g s O f f
Heads Boston Byrnes, Coal Row;
Robbery Case
Proposal To Add Nine
Million To S o c i a l
Security R o l l s In
cludes Hired Hands
curity Admimtlrsior. profited ihi*
additional coverage abovr the 10,700,000 added by Ihr Home Some
5
Associated Press Leaned Wire
Hits Rules Change
I'Do As He Damn Well
Violence Flares I Pleases,* Says TruIn Coal Fields;
"Y
"1,°fRvrnea;,
- a- .
No Coal Shortage
Shortage Critical
Dynarnif «• L*.kplosion
lv ii i n
IVJ.n liincry,
Mitu'i I . If r ,i t c n
I’llP 'H I l!( .ll, I ,o
19
(/p)
h v 1 -n lllt N u Im lv l l i r IT U iliic i
A d* namitiov UkIm m-ked a inal
lo r * a r t u la n l, lli.it H o o v e r
i* | ’ - i
mine in th- »c*-n dale *lr»ke of
M in ally d u e llin g Hive ilig a tu m o l i U() (KMl «ofl <« il m u m ,, a m i a w m k
WASHINGTON. |*n 19 -(/P>—
Pre«ident I tuman raid today his,,
former Secretary of *tite, Jtm es
b B y tn e i. i* a free agent who can
do ** he damn p|e,i*e*.
I hat ** ** In* reply lo a news
ro n lrirm e qne-.tion a* to whether
|)r |MIj |[)V , ornment on flyinet*
^niroum eineot ll,,*l he will *--k the.
prmoc <ato norrnn rlion toi Gov' emor of South I'nolm a Uyrnes'
j la!f|y |,4, , ,m j ,|„ " | , lr deal"
jdngr tm Mr IruitMti '* puthing.
the n,hirer y, in which $1 IXXUXHi (
,|Na r , « ,, t„-..l-r. imcon.cmu*
ill ta*h and $r>IMI |gM1 in ( her k* al another pit Ihii tin* i <>*1 tapi
...
*.l
♦ 1_______ a 1-- - . I Kv • »m «H*f»m« ml l1 *trl ......
..........
*
"Hoover i* tuning the oidet* a *rheduted e|e, imal power dull >| (nm Mi Truman lhe*e etpreinr lint ia* e' ihe or**,|rapei *a'I down
turn*
"il u hrmg renewed pertonally hv
I)lli|lie*n» I ighl I oiopauv, *ei*
llifre i* no emergency vet in
the dltfflnr. who i* put*tnng ill m g the P ltld 'in g h Rea 'a ile d " H (|ie < o i l ......... .. o in a tio ir W h e n
logo al Irarl*. Ihe I nvele| qilol plan* In ''it "M i" ’" ' 1 b, J.• MM' | | „ , f ,, nltf |1P K ,|| ptm laun it »nd
ed Nu hul* a* taVlng.
laige and Miiall l.u tone* Il *#ld )4,-j
Police untiling lire illy for ap recent coal *l"pii»ei,t* c # eaceng
| (P , auuot i mtiuieni on whether
parently non exhtenl ilur* to th* 1lie ( ijrl s(»'»»f 4g1r Ihe |ll 1Mls It ill >(
iimmIik fint
a I*>-1Ir11 /»!' I")lltll IS
gun gang whn rnhhed Hrtnli * Im
lie all|)f fat IttM "Mill f /nlv iff ml ,Hitl»*f j -ntav*f t,*h n
in the i iiuuiany'* molh end iirm"i ; v*er k Jit If rt tf
lie 1 14 *«♦•*! » |»» i' '*-■! cjiing#
ed i ai itronghnhl. uoMuered r nil* !
|lt ffei flllff! !"t f
tnmpiMV a!'
A
♦!» if „"ti|[| 'eilm e
In* plitol ami 11UM1 round* ol
|r*| Mtil (tint t V AI'll f altf Itif | |||ip ttl | 11 " ■*! * - ! Jih* •t«|p* cumammunition
lliei were lound j the 1 .
|y i rtfu til
All *I ♦••Mi * HUMP' •lOH
(mf(I* "v If^ulrthnn
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It,,, r„Ml inim- Ivnanclmg l".i '" " i " 1" *" ...............I in I* under
holdup • ai was lieing duuedited.
t*v» giant i> -• .1....I*,
stud*
M .-n ii
I'n to r t i**lgn#ct
HolUi $11111,111111. ,-,e,i a, l'»ti,-l ve.lwcla lid'll Hl*lf Jlfl*!
flnd iii* of tin • \l* \
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in th t
through Ib,- ■n.il f'd I, in "i •’! d a ln , il Id , uulilary aid, MsJ.
fort in n“i M>e . iiilm s Inc k a' (ii'iicijl Mail,’ Vaughan, who was
tiqiiiinundcil hv n Senate inv**tiwork
A ter* i f iv r,*|il'»*ion ro d - I Mia 1‘hMiib i-omiult l»e ye*tcrday for
r.u*coi*n Brother'' -'rip fauifncnl accepting seven ih'.qi ficiucr* a* a
mini* in Fayette •.'uunly, I'ennsy- gif* fiom a private company.
Th, M menihei Seminole High Ivimtci. No one h i" Iniuied
Ho think* Missouri politician*
Srhmd Band will pUy the first
Reiving picket * 01 lha area ii*ve are In gcm-ial ugieement on a
Of * aerlee of C.inrerta tom itnnw , l rfn , rv ||IB
, t,„ # „|| minr* Democratic *enalorl.*l candldata,
nfat'il
Jt'Ofa
A" l ,tl ‘r -till "licisting Mine nornera ll*v lie if affirmed his support fur
ftemlnole High School Andtlor- and Wtliiall ti>i*wn*n **id their Kmeiy Allison tin! raid lie doatn't
ium In m 60 minute prpgruni led min,- haa |.e*n operating M,i* week know whether ttuii mean* other
hy Jnitie* Pardue, siiulrnl of linl util aMpping coil
candidate* might withdraw from
Stetson University and interne.
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a Mi" primal v
liaqd dlrectiir, it was announced i
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Me isn't mixing in m iniarles in
| no" iiol"" " ri nintei ■Iliei *ls'c*
today hy H. E. Black. Ingii ■o'hool -M» v ••
Hut be liipev after
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The hand Include* the rnrmlirn lieelmg tbing a ' lad neat Muof Mi# lenliir i|lviairm and mi F"'< I in, ....... .
*l i - i Ilf win 1 ed
.'II, Mu- day prior in M>e **«*t
Mr , i, l m l", (jaliuwav, **'",
band fd tlv a l at t'oen* a -.eroml
rvi'iiing concert will br given 1 ,,|.I , -li> . n iii< "in " f m i'll In at
b. * i, mu »"lie II"""'
line. Tlie third local mm c l will lion m
lie on tlie evening of Mar -’I and (,,,,,, i|
iin tiM
thr fourth, Apr. 33 at II HU .
I',,- ad, "I .1 llm I ’ ItiK ainllo "(
M . ohIi I Mr. Black
lb I nil,") Ml". Winki't . il..Im I
In itia l m illib ar o f Mim iirogruiu five w'liildn’l Ii ii i a i d a go,’ **
HlllM INfllAM . AI < Jan | <s_
lom iirrnw n ig h t w ill In- a .M irin g win l ln-i bn staff i "iilil gel Mu- ,d 'p \ f.l '.imil.iiiio ,,1.,,,!
,"i-e onm aii'h dedicated to l-'lm ill,* bv .liltiing miltera I",' k »*l a "i I: M"U I .t diram «,f *"ilb'"ii iiew.paper
H im noted ro tn tm ie r, lli'n r y Fill
dav ll< Ir*, lai ed
I'lltdilbei s—todiiy •• |U *iVldl"g Ml#
more and e n lltie d , " M mii of Floi
Ml *t new doliif it" ."ill-" if ne**a
W r ' »""ii lead'*, * ,ti"idv I, **
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I'' ' ■r i n , . I m III" lid"' f 4 •»* l>l Inl m more tb i" a .lei-ade
An overture, "Tiberius." and
Tl".
H'vei *J."v -in ii'i i' miIMI-1. . Ilial Ml ....I i-wI.*
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"Slratnawlng", In the ityle m*dr
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I*a" v"-> ii'ige pla"'
1 'nt.* prupopular by Andre Koxirlaidtr, ............
" ‘.V""
■bill In 11 veiterda . , iin ee imu’ths
win follow.
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Mi r tl"'ad "( avtied'de II 1 * de ,igm J
f or the benefit of devotee* "f
It v 1" lilt 1. mil .ton tun, 1 , d,*, m mure
ilow swing the welt know,, "SI.
■ai. al p».tk
.aicll" in till' k I uui of o gft'"■*"11l11 Mian 1 111,11011 III", „
I,"ilia Hitt#*" hy W <1 Handy Hu
a . v. t ... __ 111.... I ' , 11... ...1....
lliMt 9 prnrlii' lull
will hr presented In a special
HI", -k il, 1lie cumpaii,/ 11 held by
Itmil 4
nf Ih 11M W local
arrangement.
"LtBhl
1 avkiliy
nu
Overture," and popular Mine* will viilt'd'"lil'go hack In work” Monday I JH ncw vi.apei, M ..',.,g i.... . the
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.cut them
| tlu", <*»*•! * I » new-papcix h
wind up the program
they obev " " " ''a ' * '
pur. ba„- .( U , proThe Band haa volunteered to tctig i am ...............
oiirts
appear In a number of parade* I i
Ml**|fSI*14$
In Detroit with e
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built
nnd calahratlona during the past
V '1 w' h.r «!»•'-*-»
Mmyear, Including the
ArmUtii-e it I Hu adlui* only -U diva awev. harlv-CUrk
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Day parade, and after iniudi W'*llt*• I'fiiMm* i»Hi^
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practice and praparallon
now
wr",' unci* |,ai* "I tlie bugf t'iiildcordially Invites tha public to talk *
,
-rabiicg i.nlnaui-# ,uotk* during
K-ii'bci,
i
in
IlmtMii
attain] Its concert*.
ill |,| War II
World
W -uk-i * piMihlatil, I mi| u eg1it 'I a W
lias
The com
company
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lias 4 40-year
Mr,i i * which i- t iill- d in H im cat
an id,OOO.ixut
. . . power plant
Mental Patient In
U|ilii*li v‘ * In *1 ina|"i pfliaion phi" lease on
at th« ordnance work*, and also
Him Find Motor Co., last Hep
Hospital Fire, Inaanc Ialdrib,
haa a taaaa on the water filter
-i
I l f ha, nut taken part
plant iiasd In powder-making
,,, fni ill Mir Chryah’ i liar gaining,
uperatlun*.
DAVENPORT. 1b.. Jan 10.
which h i* been guing mi rlm r
The |ilant, about 4(1 miles south
id'i — Mra. Elmira Epperly, 22, *c hul Jtilv
east of Birmingham, will employ
1 lined of setting the Mercy Hu*
,
bcyalm
hividva
r,„ fulltime Worker*, ' 10 - ‘
fdlel fire in which 41 persona were
Igether with snother 1.600 p a rt-'
killed Jen. 7, la to be committed to
N"..i.an M a Ithewa. he JAW . ,,
Hl)(,
#1 worker, in
a mental hospital.
him.hhI < biysld .llieclm. liandcl W(kmN
will u* us
Th# Scott County aanlty com Cluyilei iicgntlatur* a *even-d*y
ed
from
th*
rivet
valleys
In the
mission ruled yaatarday th# attrac- slilkc notice at the start of yea
t ye young woman, of Hock Island, lei day1* session. At the finish of NlfH.
A. O. Wakeman Is executive vies
I Ho I* Insane.
It, Matthew* reported no progress
Comity attorney Clark U. Fll- and SMI'I Rentier would b" called 111 ,,r-il>l'"il and g-ueral manager of
Ilia company Donald Comer of
**th, who fijad a charge of ‘'mur "at an early ilal#."
Hlrinlngham I* chairman of the
der In tha perpetration of arson"
hoard of director*, and Edward L.
against Mrs. Epperly said ihe
HEX HLAYINO
Ufarton of HlrmlngHam ia praalwould not be brought to trial He
I,OH ANGELES, Jan. 10
(/Ft dant.
said she admitted starting (he fire
Ft mi| St ruble wa» convicted to
About 4.400.000 tons of news
llowevtrg he tald ill evldtnrc day of the hruttl sex slaying of print war# used In th* United
ig a ln tt her would bi submitted slx-yeal-old Minis Juyre Ulucnlt, State*
In 1040. Of thla about T.
tn th# county grand Jury. Flliath
par cant cam* from Canada. Thu%
•aid any Indictment the grand
t YEAR o l i T k . O.'S COF
at peak production, th* Cooaa
Jury returns could he activated
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jau. t0 ~ plant would turn out about P pat
if she Is found sent In the future. (/Pi—Oklahotna City Police Chief cant of U. S. requirements.
L. J. (Smoky) Hilbert ha* a louse
U. S. mill* produced 880,000 ton*
PLENTY GOOD MEDICINE I
front tooth lodxv. and he Un't , f newiptlnt during 1049. TMa
MOBILE, Ala-. Jan. H 0-< /p )_ talking.
would mak# tha n*w plant a DM1
A North Antillean Mohawk In
I). A. Bryce, agent In charge of cutpul about 11 par cant of ail
dian waa arrested at Pensacola the Federal Bureau of Invasliga production In the ijtilted State*.
for Illegal entry into the United tion office here, had to break the
States,
case.
th f w eather •
l-Co Lick#re. 2t, admitted fo Im
Hryrn
W announced thla solution
migration authorities that h* slipHilbert voluntarad to show Bry
JACKSONVILLE. Jar- 19,
pad into thla country from Canada ce's four-yaar-old aon Johnny how
High I m
Station
Par. 11. Ha Mid ha waa ready fa to defend himself.
80
M
take hla madlejne.
"Thla la tha way I taught rookie Atlanta .......Th#, Immigration Service check cops," Hilbert explained as ha Boston ........
ed further - l i Washington. It lestured with Johnny*' naw box- Burbank .......
Cleveland .....
fo u n d jt flk b |t havo any authority In t glovaa.
Then Johnny swung, Hilbert Galveston .....
Unitor a treaty signed between dodged th* wrong way, and Samm Maw Orleans
Seattl* .....
the United Statue and Great. R e i * •
tain IM y e a n ago, American and
Tha police chief want down for Jacksonville
Ih# count nnd earn* up with n Miami ...........
Iona# tooth. Tha dentist says it haa OrU ndo.........
Tampa .........
to coma out.
ly.
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School Band
To Start Scries 01’
Winter (’oncerts
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J A N . 19, 1950
T f llt RANFORT) HRRAT.TK RANFO RD FT.OIHDA
BarrOpraHig
Congfoi
ICn Hm I r i M t a l l Oai)
ble, he told them and Jolted about
the t r a i t pop bottle throwing day
when he officiated In Philadelphia.
"They couldn't gather up all the
pop bottles,1” he Joked, “ I eat In
the atand later when they were
\ .try in g to."
•
Mayor Andrew Carraway, greet
ing Umpire Barr, hie staff and
students <!<?<•Lm *H, “On behalf oi
the "tHisi:.* of Hanford It give*
me great pleasure to welcome
> ; r g e Barr back to Hanford for
rro th er successful year.” He pro
mised City aid In extending any
service* needed.
Father William Narhtrah of All
Houle Catholic Church, also wel
comed Mr. Barr and hie student*.
He cited the advantage] accruing
J p t" Hanford from the Barr senord
and New York Giant farm sys
tem, and declared that In order to
Insure their remaining here every
man and women in Sanford should
vote for the new stadium pro left.
Also welcoming Mr. Barr was
C. A. Maddy, manager of the Fel
lowship Foundation, the Rev. A.
G. Mclnnlx, of the First Presby
terian Church, who alsu gave Ihu
Invocation, and Norman Turkel,
representing the Jewish cnmimmlfl ty of Sanford.
“Frosty” Peters, one of Umpire
Barr'e major asilstanta, told the
student* that they would get out
of umpiring what they put into It,
and announced Umpires Bill Klein
and l.ou Jorda would Join the staff
soon. lie Introduced Bill Ilrorkwell,
W. K. Mob*, KOM, umpire in
chief and Frank Taharchl, nil of
whom will aid Mr. Barr.
Solo* by Jeannette York, fea
t u r e d the group mu*fc by the
* Rushing Family, back to the Fel*
lowsblp Front after, a successful
brculcaitiug season In Detroit,
Kansas and the Atlantic states.
Among those Introduced by Dick
McLanllu, southern reprfsentntiv*
,<r Mr Harr was John' Krlrier. city
commissioner, who "Was cited lor
his aid to baseball projects in the
city.
Other visitor* Introduced wero
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Field, Miss
» Nancy White, Dr. t» T. Do«», 11. B.
• Pope, M. L. Baborn, Mildred Wil
liams, 9. A. Allen, K- L. Dean,
Julian Stenstrom, Arthur Beck
with, Hid RiChard, Edward F.
l.ane, City Manager Clifford MeKihbtn, Ben Small. Lester Thxrne,
Harold Kastner, Harry Tooke,
Hugh Whelchel, A. L. Skinner, t .
0 . Kilpatrick anil II. II. Coleman.
From the stale service for veter
ans was W. II. Markall and from
the Veteran* Administration, A.
'% C. Jackson.
Those registering at the umpire
school yesterday were:
Van Allen, Shedd, Ore., 1-rank
Aiigutrllarlo, N. Y., Vlhc.i|t Bxnn,
N. Y., Norman Bauer. Bever Dam,
W li, Otto Bergman, Washington,
D. C., John Borowlt*,,Pittsburgh,
Pa., Hlllery Bothell, Oakmont, Pa-,
William Bowman, Augustk, Gat.,
Jack Boatman, Cochlen, (la., Roy
Broussard; Bciit. 'La., Joe Bukaaa,
_ Waukegih, 111..”E. R, Busch, Cen' f f ter, Col^gTom Cameron, Minneap
olis, Minn,, Davey Carabba, Ber
wick. Pa., John Carhoj Sf. Louie,
Mo., Gerald Carlton. Galesburg,
ill.. William Cash, Darby. Pa.,
Robert Chitwood, Ft. Pyne, Ala.,
Zell C’lapp, Greensboro, N. C., Wil
liam Clark, Clinton, Mu., Worth
Clark, Ft. Bliss. Tex., Samuel
Coffmun, Athens, Alu., Jack Col
lins, Providence, 11. I., Ctebert
Cox, Cnrhondale, 111., and H. M.
Clivelliis, Oklarul City. Ind.
tl
Duvld Crockett, Tulsa, Okla.,
James Davidson, Tulsa, Okla,,
Oleius Duniingne, Scutt, La., Au
gusta Dorsey, Louvinburg, N. C„
Trum an
________ ______ ta a * Owe)
tied today to get an opinion from
Secretary of 9tate Acheson on
whether there are International
reason* for continuing th* draft
law.
The Secretary will appear neat
Wednesday
before the House
Armed Services committee. That
group starts hearings tomorrow
on a proposal <o extend for three
mam years tho S«,ictlvc Service
Act which expires June 30, U>ftO.
Member* of the Committee
were reported anxious to know
whether Acheson sees anything
in world politic*, especially in
recent F ar
Eastern
develop
ment*, to Justify keeping the
draft law on the books.
President Truman has request
ed the extension. T he *proposed
hill, introduced by Rep, Vinson
(D-Gat committee chairman, has
James Duncan, Boston, Mass.,
Thomxr Eaton, Bronx, N. Y., Hai
ry Ervin, Indpls., Minn., John
hette, Lee Summit, Mo., John
Ford, Philadelphia, Pa., Sam Foracey, Jamestown, N. Y.. Roger
Frank, Fairmont, Minn., Robert
Turman, Freeport, N. Y., Ray Hall,
Freedom, Pa„ Robert llannum.
Media, Pa., Douglas H arrli, Madi
son, Wl*., Kenneth Hayes, Dlxson,
Mo., Edward Henderson, St. Pet
ersburg, Fla., Cliff Hotel, Cin
cinnati, Ohio. Stewart Howard.
Oswego, N. Y., Edwin Hoyn, But
ler, I'u., La Vern Jennings, King
City, Mn., Edward Kardack, Slav*
enpoint, Wi*., Timothy Kenny,
Brooklyn, N. Y,, Robert Koess,
Williamsport, Pa., and Truman
King, Southampton, N. Y.
C. J. Luk, South Bend, Ind.,
"Jigga" Laurent, Cadillac, Mich.,
Howard Leonard, Tulsa, Okla.,
Format l.eflxr, Chicago, 111., Hubo
Levin,' Philadelphia, Pa., John
Lockamy, Fort Bennlng, Gx„ Bart
Lower, Ogden. Utah John Msilafioh, Kenewich, Ontario, ' ficorge
Maloney, Fort Bliss, Tex.. Mike
Marcus, Newark, N. J„ Boh Mxr*
kus, Chicago, III., Paul Martiji,
Fort Bragg, N. C., Bob Milter,
Reading, Pa., A. T. Mollnarl, H art
ford, Conn., Gerald Morrissey,
Roxbury, Mass., Boli Murphy,
Phoenix, N. Y., Wehlen O’Brien,
Moorexville, Ind., Arthur O'Caln,
Spencer, Mass., Jim Oihun, Benncttsvllle, 8. C„ Boh Oliveri, Chrv
erly, Mil., Paul Orr, Little Falls,
N, J., John Orris, New Cumber
land, Pa„ Jim Overhulser, St.
Paris, Ohio, O. H. Parker, Iluntington, W. Va., and “Clarkle" Phil
lips, Selbyvllle, Del.
Frank Pissuto, Camp Gordon,
Gu,, Dave Prentice, Toronto, Can.,
Waiter Quinn, Itostun, Muss.,
Charles Rector, Lynn. Ind., Boh
Rlne, Elm Grove, W. Va., J. C.
Ftobrrtson, Fouke, Aik., Anthony
Rusio, Brooklyn, N. Y., Howard
Ryan, Brownell, Kan., Albert
8chey, Benld, III., Warren Seemann, Forest Park, Ga., Steve
Shemo, Mayodan, N. C„ Horse*
Bigger, Brooklyn, N. Y., Conan
Smith, West Frankfort, 111., Don
Spelllcy, Some, N. Y„ Ted Spring
er, New Castle, Pa., tobert Stepp,
Davenport, Iowa, F reni Stevens,
Kansas City, Mo., Ernest Stewart,
Allentown, Pa., Jesse Stone, Pop
lar Bluff, Mo.. Jim 8tonelilll, Al
lentown, Pa., Larry Tanner, Glen
Ridge, N. J., Robert Teilennan,
Galesburg, 111,, Ray Umbaugh,
Waterloo, Iowa., and Peter Van
Ec, Grand Rapids, Mich,
Jack Weiner, Pleesantvllle, N
Y„ Bill Whitney, Glendale, Calif.,
Ed Wilson, Indianapolis, Ind., Bill
Yokabosky, Somerijet, Pa., Bill
Zumar, Ft. Bliee, Tex., and Rich
ard Zupp, College Park, Ga.
IC ea tlaa r# Su
UNAIll TO ATTIND school In Little Falls, N J , because of asthma, Bobby Fillppello, 8, Joins In th* class
room exercise' tiv menus of a new two-way “*>1111- 111'' service. At left, teacher Mr* Mnrgnu-t Gyselinch reads
to third graders, keeping the key on the Intercommunication device open with her linger. At light, Bobby end
hi* mother listen. The buy la able, through Uis gadget, to recite his lessons fur the teacher (Jnfertuilkmul)
the uppiovnl of Defense Secre
tary Johnson, mid military lead
eis, cspeciully the Armv.
Juhnsuii and Army Secretary
Gray will lie I In- opening wit
nesses tomorrow Gennul Umar
N. Bradley, cIihii mini of tin-Joint
Chiefs of Stuff, and Generul JLawton Collins, Army chief of
Stuff, will appeal Monday.
Later the colli in it tee will hear
Mai. General, lonls H ilt-rshcv.
seleCliie seivici- univim
Only about !U>,0Pl) men have
been culled up since the present
law was enacted in Ir-4H line to
the success of voluntary enlist
ment, no draft culls have bee 1
issued since Junusiv
Ih4t>
But military leudri* iiiiilntain
that the fact lien- is a d u ll net
ha* stimulated voluntary enlist
ment.
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• Automatic Valve Synchronliotion
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h u g e s t
A llllU o ll
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liv e r in v o lu m e
to he
will he
high—
on the
w ill Id '*
Indiana will elect a Democratic
Senator, lu< hop-* Sennit* majority
leader Lnoo* of Illinois will ,-r>'t tir r v k a :
another term and he 1* keeping
Avoi’rttto Hat« 10-20* 2&0-315 *»
9 Sa 1 2 6 -3 9 0 t ir it ln a r y tiu .ih ty
#hands off in South Hamlins.
25 a 1 25 - 1 * 5 .
There I* no controversy over n
C iU r y
la i.t.A a * .
n
in c h
e e l'jr v
special tax mevnge lie is plnnning c r a t iR fS o * |0 0 lug« 195*150 B ro e *
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to rend to Congress. Ho Asid tr. li- wwli 10
h t'i 690
nicn| mutter- arr delaying it D u8itc
t t a w 1i r r i I*** (if (u
and it will lie -cut to rVinpreso s- iir u u m l 5 ? 2 a
soon a* it i« ictotv. Mr. rriimnn
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Rcaarding tin- hydrogen iKimh,
l \ limhel Iioxea Do*
Mr. Truman said he Isn't consid tn ri‘UbtirtKr
at k
llo tm il
tjrp #
121 -1 5 0
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ering direct negotiation* will, Ru*. IOH
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it
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Chairman i.avut
liil I ' v’I k I iT SOO-1 5 0 JiOciF
l.llicntliHi of the Atomic ..,i. ,cy* Vtri m rfat rir Otiun
llfv 200-BOO U .
:>rr>
Cmnini-sion hasn’t offered to go to ( f w 300-150 (.ick l r a e'.oiI-O do
Ru**in, mail no decision hit- been TOO p o o r e r 4 i>i>
lr lio n I t , hu«i1ii-l o rn te A 1 0 0 made oil 11 muy- --or to I dii-iitliul I 6ilP a mhURht)
I’URkrtA 176-100
who I* due to oidt Frti. If,
l'ggpl.tnt
l.uAhelM 400-460
few
A* for the i-i-til -dlllntion, the 500 p o o r e r I- mt a% 300
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chief executive -tild Rntiert N. 30 ° p o o r e r 1" A 20 *'
Denham, item-rnt counrcl ot tinH a r a r til# tMiAb#ln U 'ft-lJ o i i m a UJ
National I.nlmr Relation*Board, a ro u m t 150 ,
9 F A R k ril vT .lt# I I I K Ho#
hits the right to take such step* topIr # lt1liCalt)■
27 5-300 poorer unit lr*
n* are provided hv isw PI— «*l-l n«uU t t|ti«ii(ty i;*o-:;.o isuoi.iinr
Denham had been in touch with 160-200 ( io it r r r lo w un 100
1/5 tj11j*It«nI lartiinii VIS-Jflft
the While Home regarding the ln rpUnit*
r#r r I i r 125 -ifto .
court suit hr filed to trv In uet
W lr n /
IB
l i ir li o n ilr a
U o h lfp
coal miners hack on n five day- H e a r t 2 H -3 il o i r n t r w 200 10 ilo a *
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n
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200
10
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e
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175
working week. Tin- President said cAI t y p # 3*3 tliPfeu 376*400 4 tPan*
lo lhe has seen only in the tmprr* sug #11 3 2 5 -4 0 0
h
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W o n gestion* Hint he
oughttofire I > p p e r «
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l i | | C t l n i 3( U »
Denham.
•u m llty
h » i >-1 I f .
f r w
325 p n o v r r
Asked whether Driilimii’* -lilt m l c 135-175 o t l n » r l i ' i l t n o A t * T y p t <
125-1 *5
had hi* hle««inc. Mr Truman re 125-200 tnoAtly a rm n n l
1 2 ' rotla 1410- 12 *
quality
marked it Isn't Id* liii-iiu-— to poorer
A ini ft oi in a I ini 11
It
11liinr Ilr h 200
ides* or iinhlet.* the NI.RH offi 275 f#w Boo
HmHttirw 1 i n ,h i tiu a k i"4» r#-»i p*
cial.
linfoii r ►0 fe w 12 ’t piitir.ot
Tlie I'le-tdent -aid the iunpo-ed 2fT
60
11011- 1- rule* change would lx- a
H p ltila li
1ft in* It
backward -di-|i and In- hope* II A iivny ty p e l * •
Nil
S.,iHrtAll
■!11't ■* Vrlu. rt S 11
won't he taken
fiilU - 6 ..** 4r« 'nit) .Ml At -*I ll
A coalition of Republican-, and N#rk
6
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4
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htMhe M
t'
M i l l 111
4) P**
foutliern Democrat- nir trvmg to l> P» 150•400 tr\\ 460 itirgAr 2M»
D tlUMtlfh* IJ Itf* lo v# r\
Ia n ?
repeal u pnriliiiin nturv rule under SO
4 00
winch the adlntluMiatom hope* to 30D*
5 (1. Ih A ttk'•* potuit*'#* IMI«# Vi 1
get house art inn on -tell ii,.M»
legislation.
Mr Truman <ai.t hr had nothing
to add to a -tntcmenl earlier till* efforts being made to persuade
week Hist Cnngre-- should be held Charles I m*l. mnn
take a gov
here all summer if necessary to ernment pi>*itiuii. I.uckninn r e
get action on the civil lights leglu- signed yesterday a- president ,if
Intion
Level Hms Cmiipniiy
The (’resident
answering a
mirslioii. suid lie liad leceivnl no
Tile word "riille" crimes from the
foimni rcipiesl fiom Hie National I.atin word* mills pn*«um—thou
Lawyer, Guild f--i ,n imestigntioii sand step*
of the f ill and luid 110 couiniriit
on Hie Idea.
Kin lie Jam-in,, in English,
Mr Truman said lie knows of no menus River of Jnmiaty
3.2 H. P. Single | | | 2
0 1 hors
Flit Motr
S m ooth. jew el tonFiO 1
ol*»tlr»
con i fadel /
Mad* lo outwear your
car Expertly tallured. I
Vinyl trim, fabric skirt.
Foiy-furn
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RELIEF AT LAST
For Your COUGH
Creomulriuartl [*m promptlybecause
**f 0*1 right to ih* real of the trouhle
to b«lp lootsn and txpsl germ iadanr
Muagai and aid iismra in xxnha tail
b»*l raw, lender, inihnirJ bronchial
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wiih tfic imJrrMAiuJiiik 31*11 tmiif Jikg
th» way j( quuklv allaii ilu* mugh
of u>u ait* ii>hivr 4mi1 iiiiinrr btl,!
CREOMULSION
tor Cough*,Chen Cold* BronchitU
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19 - i A P )
— K a r iy N e w T f 'r k p r lr * R on P lo r *
f r u lt a a n d v t i t t a b U * a< r t p o r i^ * !
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luion'oui Country l.tub
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NOTICE
to n rg
W IZ A R D S U N * T W IN
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e v r u powei
fur iluvv Itolling
hlitanl surging
power foi ip*tula up to 20 mile* per hum
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f i H C
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To All
House Rules CnmnnUee cun hold
a lull off tile floin The change
sought I* to rest me the old rule
which pel lint ted I lie rule* group
to hold hark im-ui-uri's indefinite
Iv
Tile House leader* fighting the
change have set a Vote on It
fui loumirow.
b
Vegetable Market
Any Other Outboard in
Its Nortspewsr (Ini*
BONUS PRICE
M u.
the fanciest political footwork in
recent Congressional Idstury kept
Inwmakers busy today In u fight
to change the rule* of the House.
Amid all tile iiixneuverlmt,
this cuiieluslon stood out clear
ly: if the rules are changed a*
proposed, control of the legisla
tive program, including President
Truman'* “fair deal, will rest
in the hands of a coalition of
Rennhlician* »ml ■ontherw fVewin.
cial* on Yfie House Rules Committee.
That's what t)ie fight is about
Immediately at stake is one of
the President’s pet measures, an
anti-discrimination (FEPC) hill
-latcd for a House test next
Monday if the present rule 01
bringing up legislation isn't re
pcnlrd before then.
Briefly, Hie present rule puts
some iif 11 limit of the length of tune the
Guaranteed
SPECIAL
I
PAGE TH R E E
}t ’-itt
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NAM1 H1XAII
�'Sf.r--V.NV*
gutrma;nomx
H ie Sanford H erald
ta IMS
tit
VS? mSS? "
fiw J a T r
On News Suppression
The refuaal of the Supreme Court to review the Mery
lend news suppression ceee le disappointing, The case arises
from a rule of the Baltimore county courts forbidlng publics
Editor Injured In U A Issues Rebuke
F i ’e a k Explosion To Caribbeans For
Of Coffee, Brandy W a r l i k e Attitude
" i t a V ' i t o n i en tM
M*W Ik* *M tlon °-f~ " W ?
0f CT?,m! C T if t .? S 5 5 ? S L ^ f ! - 0/
DETnoiT. Jon., » _ f/P) _
m a, ten
_rsoriii
in connection
with the crimes. Thfi..V"r y Certain
favorite reading matter nf
TSM TA M nC Tim aie
land Court of Appeals has held that this rule le Improper Detroiter* wasn’t available today.
Cion DON DSAH
and invalid, The state had appealed to the United States And at ihjj name tlmo the Detrr.lt
r t t.. > it*» wai forced in rnvpr a
■bxrpitrue*v>tiot1
k:
a u a a c iiim o N a m i
In ttn opinion append-^ W aauimri^atneuL o l-ttie ar tio ii.i ^ ry
h*‘* n#v*r
S - W r CWfvWi
Naath ........... .,
Justice Felix Frankfurter took pains to point out that the
either the Free Pre**' "flood
j tlaatfes ......
refusal to hear the appeal implies neither approval.1nor dis Momlng'Vratown m»r It* “Iffy The
Dopaeter*^ « s ? in .print, a r|r*
• ttte w f . -------- . . . ------ ..... approval of the order of the Maryland Appellate Coflft: That 4uhiata>w* w h k h w a * n o th in g le*«
rnjalmtiaa.
order stands oa fa r aa the Baltimore case ia concerned
ai far lb# aneeaaa ai the question of whether a court can make rules requiring than remarkably, '
la, will U VsarnaC for
..For year* they'have hem dally
t • t n r t U U i rolaa.
the press to suppress news iLmtvqsruitBriawgred by, Ihu feature*.
1*9 niitloMlir He la*
Rut the man who wrltr* them
Nawaeaeer neeeaaeatlte# Supreme Court.
both, editorial director Malcolm W.
■aw tarti, Chirac a. Dalratr.
The
Court
does
not
give
explanations
of
refuaal
to
re*
CHy, aaO at, Loato.
(Ring) Hlngay, fU>, wa* flat on
it found not enough
enougn of
or a con hi*
<TT* a *5mSw " rT iti view cases, but presumably It
hark and he 1pie** In a hmpttal
taC Prraa whlrb ta rotMIr* stitutional qtt itlnn involved to bring the cnac within Its lrt.lt.
Mlr «a la* aaa far Mpabll*
Ringay wu* critically horned In
a* ail COa (oral bowa prlata* jurisdiction. In effect press freedom in upheld, but a clari
a freakish Incident a t a banquet
fication
of
the
Baltimore
case
might
have
presented
future
n x x iz u r ~ B M
Tuciduy night.
A coffee and
trouble along that line.
brandy mixture, known a* ''Cafe
The
attempt
to
suppress
crime
news
was
based
on
the
THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 19M
Diablo" ("DevIC. Coffee"), blow
premise that a fair trial for the accused might be hampered. up.
“ T B iT A vr M B i r v i n r
An accused is entitled to a fair trial, and It does happen Urace Hospital reported early
* ,.
■
that Blngay'a condition re
sometimes
that pre-trial publicity makes it hard, even im today
b i l M cAH|kt ■ M a in lflin l vlte
mained critical. He had been
possible, to obtain an unprejudiced jury. In such cases an placed In an oxygen tent.
-------- ----- J e o been Ions di' appeal for transfer to another location can be made. The
To be cooped up like that muat
kyed.
Let ua prey with faith rights of the accused usually are safeguarded rather than be especially tough for a bluff,
that the time may be near.
hearty man like "Bing."
They ahall heat their aworda Into Imperiled by free public knowledge of the known facta of a
The Aeteran editor-col urn ni*t,
crime,
ami
of
police
operations
in
the
investigation
of
crimes.
plow share*, and their spears Into
noted for hla sharp wit and pugent
pruning hooka, Nation ahall not There are sound reasons, In the public Interest, for preser comment, ha* never mimed a day
lift up aword sgalnst nation,
ving press freedom in this field.
at thumping hla typewriter If he
— lee. 3;*.
could help It.
He wa* burned hadly about hla
Salisbury^
Of
Britain
(ace, neck, handa and chest. He
The ballleihip Miiaouri, stuck on
also had inhaled flame. Visitors
• mudbank in Chesapeake Day.
"There'll always be h Sallnhury." The Britinh Connerva- havo not been permitted him lit
•
ha* been called "the biggest etlck* tlvea muat feel that, or they might not have made the pre- the hospital.
Two nther* who were «nrln,.«lu
Mhe-mud in the work0----------- nent Marqui" «f Daliahuiy luuuel ut ttml r ptifiy Ifl n tfe TTM Ig
burnril, recorder’* Judge Joseph A,
of Lord*, the third of hl« family to fill the post. He haa been flilll* and James Mamaronl, were
1 Fir* losses last year lor ihe en leading the opposition to the Labor government In nation reported reatlng well at receiving
tile United States are estimeled at alization plana, and to the proposal, which wax adopted, to hospital.
The three, along with five oth
$667,536.000. That seems like a cut from two years to one the power of the House of Lords er*, were Injured at the annual
let of money, but as a matter ol to hold up a House of Commons hill.
flourmet*' dinner of Ihe A Ft/a
The present Lord Salisbury, like his father, fails to cooks and musician* union*. Mas*
fact it is over 6 percent less than
cooks union official, was
during the previous year and is romo up to the really great modern member of the family, saronl,
helping pour hrundy when the
lha lint lime there he* hern any that Marquis who was prime minister for thirteen years
declina in fire lours since 1942. before he retired voluntarily in 1002. That Lord's son. Ixml
Even to. they could be cut one- Robert Cecil, was a valiant fighter in 1010 for the League
third simply by being careful with of Nations, which he helped to form; he won thereby the
cigarettes which ere the greatest Nobel Peace Prize, Lord Robert's first coUMln. Arthur Bal*
lour, later Karl of Balfour, had a disappointing career as
single cause nf fire damage.
Wa are glad to see that Senator
tapper has changed his mind
Ml. never speaking to George
jtKeri again Just becauie
decided In run against him.
Senator,. it seams, went to
l*M Sunday, preyed to the
1 t||e Lttrd told him to re‘ for evil, and fo Senator
in to speak to Smadt*;
way. Wail, qow that ia real
t y
*-„
jeuuwi again soma tuna and
r'Uig Lend will tall him he
change his mind also about
dig Communists who don’t hsva
much usa for prayer, churches, or
the food Lord either.
Sanford Forum
Holland L. Dean, Editor,
slon meeting. The construction of
Sanford Herald,
the proposed stadium would eli
Hanford, Florida
minate a continuation of these ex
UHTTA.l, Cuba, Jan. »
. Dear Mr. TV*,,
penditures since the eoet nf *be
—The United S U t« has aent nut
At a recent City Commission new stadium would not involve any
a diplomatically worded appeal meeting and i|t*cu**lun concerning tax money whatsoever. Malntenth r structure would he
to Cerlbbean natlona to tdca o Ihe proposed Menioi ini GlHiliuin. .'s^icw
quit quarreling,
* * * * # . ; , jE rnent F. Ilouihotder made a" 'accomplished with stadium in
’tin.
>“V.rc ,vrt nl JlIiBlhigtiificaid statement. He said that come and still not involve any tax
conferce.co. It- w as-u'T ondaSfed"B an k ed -eo u ld -h a-co m p are! trr-N money, except the ticket lav and
version nf a speech to the eon* v/ave which had reached Its crest that wnuld be paid only by those
ferenee yesterday by Robert But and could either roll forward or who enjoy the facility.
ler, Ambassador to Cuba, whoa# reerd- t t d l i f t Initial step-tqsjsnH
The local J"o*h«K*?ikd, If our
embassy *s host *r'l'Dititidlng momentum to propel memory serwei, u* correctly, ha*
meeting.
-Jfcafard p; .sikiWtvely orrwsrd we been ' condemned annually since
Out)*, » iid the organisation of believe
“
*•H
ei
‘ *
“Mem the-'w ar. This past season one
the
fleminole'County
American states had machinery oriel Stadium should he'fevrtrahly game had to tie transferred to
to settle disputes, and th at this considered by voters o n ' Match 7. Gainesville because needed re
machinery ought to be under
According to the new plans Mr pairs had not been made on the
stood and used fully In time to Ihe stadium, to seat d.ftOO, the stands in time. This deprived local
prevent
misunderstandings and ilnnt would provide facilities for fan* and high school students from
con filets.
mill,*!, and other icvi cation til ai- seeing the game. The lights si the
Haiti recently charged th*i Do tlvitlc* aa well as baselmll. This local fmllhal) field are antiquated!
minican Republic with a plot to means that not only the Sanford it has been pointed out by Arehloverthrow the Haitian govern club nf the Florida State League tert Elton .1. Mnughton, ar., that
ment. The Dominican government would umi the stadium but nlso the state rehool hoard says no
replied that Haiti, Cuba, Guate Ihe Hemlnule High baseball and funds will be expended for stadia
mala and some other Caribbean football teams, Sanford semi-pro until the urgent need for clase*
countries had for many months and Legion teams, and (’rooms rooms has been met, for both white
kept plots going to overthrow Academy teams.
end entered schools. This will take
the Dominican president Rafael
There arc several Important fac approximately ten yrars according
Trujillo.
tors to be considered relative to to an estimate. By that time the
Trujillo asked and got blank the need for a new stadium. We high school field will be a thing
check authority from hla con feel these factors are Important. of the past and Cr™-ms would
gress to declare war on nations First, the nresent stadium '■ still lie without facilities until
which plot against him,
beyond repair; second- that time.
The thing could be serious iractn.'ally
Another deplorable situation 1*
y, the Seminole High football
because Trujillo has the finest field Is definitely inadequate and that the present high school field
nlr force and navy In this area,
pour condition, thirdly, Grooms nffern no eccommoilatlon for col
and a well-trained, finely-equip In
Academy
athletic teams, have no ored football fans despite the fact
ped army.
fnrlllties at all for football or that this area haa an unusually
large rjumber of colored sport*
Butler said misunderstandings other sports. ,
.,
"should not be difficult to set
,i>..
Let'* consider these farters. , m fan*.
tle providing lh„
esrnes;Wc believe the people of San
The
present
stadimn
might
ns
lv desire it and arc willing to dltford should realise that In the
cus, their differences fully an-1 well He condemned since Insuiance ■e*e«» thx etwdiwin is vstod dawn
films
rrftn
w
n
n
w
ti-T
trc
sunm
in
frankly among themselves. The
the future nf professional baseball
0. A. 8., he eald, "can and should club likhllltylinsurance for the com would In* Aurliiuily Jeopudiscd
ing
season
Unless
adequnte
repairs
set on example to the rest of
sines no organisation would prothe world.” Tne O. A. 8. U now are made tu bring it to an In vida baseball without accommoda
Investigating the Dominican-Hal- surable stamlaid. These icjiati* tion* for spectators. Should the
tain nintrnversy.
havp been estimated at |n,000. stadium not become a reality what
Since 1040, however, $ 15,00(1 of (hi will tha future hold for Seminole
tax payers money has already been football activities?
activlUea? Will fans
fan* stand
eland
brew exploded, throwing fire expended for repairs to this park,'on the sidelines as they once did?
across the table.
according to a report ill a Commis- What will the present young, ms*
J
f
ring generation think of those
ua who refused to take advanK* of our opportunities? 1
We will not say that a stadium
would prevent euch things ea that
17-year-old Negro youth stealing
fi,jf„ -£ ’ ’and-Miuriion. Neither .
tot /»■« *■>' I* would not. Our ***
young colored generation needs
to be provided facilities for whole
some add"competitive recreation.
The aiadium would help provide
that activity. _________
Will Sanford progress, or will It
recede 7 That question will h* for
th* vt.Tcf. to decide March 7.
F o r'y ears Sanford people have
scored non-progie*#ive attitudes
nf city administrations. Now that
we have a progressive admlnUtre* g
tlon let us look beyond the end of
nur noses and lend our support to
the tusk of determining future
progressive policies of city govern
ment nnd making city Improvement
lirronif realities.
Most sincerely your*.
Arthur Beckwith, Jr.,
and
Julian Htenstrom
19 4 9
Ford Cuutom 2 Door
Sedan
Fully Equipped
Kudin, Heater
$ I4 M M > 0
n ro
Ford CuHtom
4 Door Sedan
Fully Equipped,
33111 mile*. ____
TERMS and TRADER
NICHOLSON
BUICK CO.
1‘honc I h it Ss nford, Fla.
n
" / C H E V R O L E T /&
prime minister, for which he largely made up by brilliant
work as foreign minister In the first World War. He will he
remembered by Americans for his work In the Washington
Arms Conference of the Harding administration.
The Cecils, this being the family name of the holders of
the marqulsate of Salisbury, have been conscientious and
conservative' men. If they have a fault, It Is that, of being
1?° (**r, Amoved front knowledge of the ordinary man. With
the Lutbof party in_ the field, that may be a fatal weaknesi
sirtitricn tocA one LOOK , ..
j 4PPLA(/DK0.< m m JviG flZSQ ifim i tA*
..Atomic Control
W U& TSS& n
„ trol <?i the Atomic ,bomb is ont
alf discussion of the possibility of A
isJZ K S r.M tiJfm est.'.a tlou xsta st;
permanent peAce.
Clear Insight Into the matter would show, however, that
It is dot essentially
the bomb which needs control, but the
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men who wield the power which defines Its use. These men
hold the use of the bomb, and therefore the ■fate of the
world, In their hands. Furthermore, they cannot be controlled
by outside forces, however beneficent In purpose. The control
which will mean peace must come from within themselves.
In Quaker parlance, they must be "changed’’.
The genuine, sincere wish for the abolition of force
and the use of peaceful methods of settling disputes must
. 1 T , 1*11
*nd fay their representatives. When
that condition Is attained, atomic bomb control i
follow
hb the night the day.
Florida cities netted a total of
$643,661 on the new cigarette taa
ior lha month of November, the
fint month of it* collection. There
fe still no way of knowing exactly
how much Sanfnrd will gel. but
Orlando got $24,462, and as San
ford it about one-third lha site of
Orjando, you might figure that
Sanford would get shout $6,000,
Chinese W ar
*» $96,000 a year. It might run
•r than this btesusa some col*
Its might have been overlookIn the ruth of the first month's
inc eouin coail blockade, aiition, On the other hand, it
lending from the border of Indocrun romawhat lets, o»‘ ae<
hina ceil to Yaagchiang ,150 mile*
of the dull summer mowhs,
MUtnweat of Hang Kong, wai not
ai formally Haled ai the Shanghai
ini Campbell of Florida blockade, but the idea wae ihe
Univtriity speaking in Tampa M B #.
other night explained what is
National!,t plane* dropped 200,*
by Americanism) I ) Tha 000 leafleu over the area, pro*
end sanctity of lha indivi- claimiag it a danger time hanre*
12) Tha dignity and ntcewily forth, and warning peaceful ereft
aid work. 3) The iehareet to avoid it if (hey wished to avoid
of frugality and sell diaiat. heavy and coatiauoua air aa*
caaaky for compkta hon- •aulte.
>-fo alt dealings. 3) Recognition t
*?•“ Include* the
_ ita and foelinii of othars* Luiebow Penlnaule which extendi
Ifwerd the Nationalitt eon*
6 ) Compkta freedom of
trolled Hainan leland, where yea*
expression end wonhip.
he your own judge, Check
tost there six element*
and see where
Mississippi River
Flood Threat Rases
charlksto 'n .’ iio ., j b„. ib ._
o R r T.h,1 r , 1n,P., * ln* Mississippi
Mlv^r today inched slowly toward
an early crest In the (ialn>. iH #
trlrt, aaaln* aomewhat It. threat
SSL.* "’•fS.w?* * n
Soma 12,000 person* In thrM
atato* already had fled Iheir lowjI I j rlVmc"•- Kr* wtn« weather
a d * d dlacomfort to flood washers
and to the few hundred refugee!
pwhoHy would not be flooded
£ JW h i 4 » 9 l S r M
ton l* hi* inetrku•dent umpire*. Aid
State Department o f f | * i • 1 ■
Ihe ttyttose Oateae 4-0eer M s s
Vm S
»• worh. for n coalition
In •UUaraad pndtew
China*! leader. probably
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THURSDAY 1AS.19. 1958
.
Social And Personal Activities
Carlin Palmer R ar—Society Erttlor
C*ocial
Civic Departm ent
Hear« E. B. Stowe
Calender
t ih n - .n w
S e frt.ivV C g M ^ V * 2. 0 . E
B., w ill m *s \'*Y ? *.l P * w fm iilc If all
r. M.
FRIDAY
( > A fe llo w sh ip supper w ill I** held
H a t the Ili'H riln ll Avenue Chapel „(
7i3 0 r.M .
Mias Fannie R. Munson w ill prvte n t L ittle Miss K lim Vlhlen In
a plain. tr e ltn l lit 7:110 I ’ .M. in
the Studio n i n t*i M y rtle A tvnuv.
M rs. K>rnr I ’ rire , music in s tru rtor fo r Seminole C ounty sclionl..,
will present u m usical program
at the T ourist Center.
The in rn n iin g o l f i r r r * o f Sem
inole Rebehnh I,m ine No. I.'l w ill
-m ee t In the 0<M Fellows U nit nl
mB:00 F.M. fo r rohenrsHl. A ll now
o ffic e r* are reipiestoil to lie pres
ent.
S A l i IIIIA Y
The T o u rist C liih w ill hohl its
w e ekly p n rty m ille r the d im th .ii
o f Tom Vernon.
Refreshments
w ill he served.
MONDAY
The T o u rist e iu h w ill sponsor
an am ateur n ig h t ol H oil p M
T hey In v ilo d n il persons o r group
m lo p a rtlrlp s te .
The M rn iiln ll Avenue Circle w ill
meet st the (’ Impel nl 2 0 0 p \t
Pant Matro na Ih iW—
Initiation Dinner
K. H. Stowe, landscape architect,
“ a* the guest speaker for the
fgular meeting of the Civic De.'■rtment of the Sisfs/H
<Tub held „o WedneXTiV a t l i S f e
Vloek. About 40 member* wero
resent fnr the luncheon and meet
ing.
Mr. Stowe had as Ids subject
'Reautifiratinn in Sanford" and
he stressed simplicity as being an
mportant part of landscaping. TTe
-tated that Sanford is fortunate
n luiving good climate, soil and
natlvr oak trees to aid in beautiflatinn plans. He complimented the
Woman’s Club and Garden Club
for work done towards beautifying
Sanford lint urged the use of mnfe
trees,
"People rrflrrt th" beauty of
'heir town," said Mr. Stowe and
added that Sanforilltcs have a
great opportunity for rreatlng
beauty In the many parka and
emelerh’s.
He suggested that
plans he fnrniulalrd for more
beautlfimlliiii of school grounds
and the lakefront drive from the
Hand Shell to the bridge on the
l.akr Front Ihuilevard. In con' holing he urged that live oaks
and rnhhagf palmettos lie planted
"it the drive overlooking the lake
Perause they are nntive to this
The luiainrss meeting was eondueled by Mrs. C. R. Dawson,
chairman, and election of officers
(»r the new year took place. Serv
ing as rhnlrmnn will be Mrs Miri
am Russell; Mrs. FL G. Kilpatrick,
vice chairman; Mrs. R. L. Sill,
secretary; Mrs. lien Wade, finance
• hail man; Mrs. John Melsch, membet ship chairman and Mrs, Roy
Tillls, program chairman.
Mis. Russell tolii of (hr annual
ho.pitul benefit bridge and ran11*10 party to lie held oil Fell. 14
at the club house. Mis. II. Wayde
Rucker, sewing chairman for the
Red Cross, spoke on tlie work be
ing done by the Red Croas and
the need of persons in this rounty
lor more aid. She asked the wom
en to make layettes for needy
families nftci which many mem
bers of the Civic Departmenl volunteeied for this work. Mrs. flatre I told of the Audubon Society In
Sanford.
The Pnsl Matron's Cluti of Sr.*
Inole Chnpter N’o, 2. (Inlet of the
IY»'*ern Stnr, held Its iinnusl
rhirk"n nnd dumpling dinner s'
» th » Mftsnnl- Hull on Monditv nl
wftr.'tn I’ M with tile .Innior I'nst
Matron. Mts Kd-on (ioil. nod 'he
and Ole Past Potion us tmesis
The hsii'i'iet hull wits henntifnlly
decorated with pn*|o| gltidiidilses
not| greenery, nnd ruth true.I rereived n tuoniento of the oecnsion
The lotsille*-: so sittll ws« held
at « III) PM tell It Mrs. .toe Corlev.
piesldent, presiding. An intltnthin rrietnonv wits conducted fm
Mrs Coll nnd wits followeil wit It
mrnnttm* liusittess
Those utlripllng Iho liHtninel
were Mr nnd Mrs. Turner. Mr
and Mrs. F. Husky Wight, Mrs
Kdsnn (jolt, Mi *. Corlev, Mrs. .lolrn
Courier, Mrs. G. W Hailev. Mrs.
Frinik Crosliv. Mrs Stum I Mut
ton. .Mrs. A. H. Shoemaker, Mrs. Mrs. Pope, Marshall
L. M. Tyre. Mrs. Kd llouth, Mrs.
Azalea HoHteaaea
C. I.. Ilewsott, Mrs, R. F. Cren
shaw, Mis, .lin-h lliirney, Robert
Mis. Fred Pope and Mr*. W. M.
Williams. I ej-llo T., Sheppord and
Marshall were hostesses for th«
John filllnit.
-«
monthly meeting of tha Asalea
Circle of the Sanford Garden Club
on Friday night at the I’npe Home.
Swuin Home Scene
Mrs. K. (*. Harper, pi evident, preOf Ware Claim Meet -hied nvoi the meeting alnl elecHon «f officers wns held.
Mrs. Roy Tillls was elected as
Mr. and Mrs I. M. Swain, Mrs
C»rl Chorpeiilng and Ml". .1 R •he new chairman; Mrs. J. P. Cul
Ho'd*han entertained members of len, vice rhnlrmnn; and Mrs. John
the R W Ware llthle ( tails of Hie Clark, sm retary-treasurer. DeleFirst .Methodist Chinch on Tues gales were voted upon to attend
day night nl llo- Swain home, 014 the annual convent Inn In West
Palm Reach nnd are Mre. Ilarpci
West Twentieth Street.
ill'll Mo*. L. K. Spencer with
4 President P H Wvntt presided alternates being Mrs. W. R Jen
over the inerting with the devo nings and Mrs. Knv Tillls.
tional tiring conducted liv Mrs.
Following the business meeting
R |(. Hnt'dil-on. Reports were Mis. Spencer talked to the group
heard from Hie various commit on the glnrlosa Illy after whlrn
tee chairmen nnd plans were made refreshments were served. Those
for s atudv course on Methodist wesent were Mr*. W. E. Varn.
Diarlpline to begin on (he first Jr*. J. M. Hays, Mr*. C. L. Red
Biinday in Febrtinry,
diftg, Mrs. Henry MeLaulln, Jr..
The rlaia volrd (o hold (he nnxt Mrs. .1. P. Cullen, Mr*. J. M. Move,
meeting *t McKinley If wit on Feb. Mr*. Mni:-hnll. Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Til
21 at 7(01 I’.M. In begin with a lii, Mrs. J. A. Young, Mr*, Henry
-covered dish slipper.
Refresh- Russell, Mrs. P. II. Lanalng, Mr*.
—m enu (fere served at the eon- Al Hunt, Mrs. J. L. Clark, Mrs. 0.
elusloVtif the meeting to Mr. end P. Herndon, Mr*. Hpeacer. Miss
Mr*. R. r.4 liiti’hisiih, Mr. and Mr*. Kllafe* Klrchhoff. M *. R. A.
P II. Wynlt, Mr\ and Mr*. W. W. Monfnrtun, Mr*. Harper. Mrs. W.
Tyre, Mr. nnd MH. -Swain, Mre. P. Held*. Mrs. W. B. Wray, Mr*.
Call Chmpening, Mm. .(7M, All** 'Jennings and Mr*. Rill Tyre.
rello, Mrs. .1. It. Ilnolrhan, MF»r •Cti
t-V
A, E. Moran. Miss Norino Nor
In rnaatlng poultry use unaaltrd
wni’il and R. W. Ware.
fat to ruh on tha akin. 8alt I*
likely to make th* bird’s skin
DANI K PLANS M \I»K
bllatar.
__________ j _
- The Sanford lllislliess and Pro- also he enjoyed during tha eve
'•ifesslonnl Wmunn’r. (Tub will spon ning.
sor a dance on Saturday night at
tha Flight Deck at the Snnfotd
Municipal Airport at H:IM) P.M.
(’■Kastu and other games may
i
"4fM>UH>A-STATj?
1
Theater
AIH (ONDITlnNKD
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firi^ ^ iw w m n n » iM in q ^ u v n v n n
n n m i-
page
Mrs. C. E. Carlton To
Serve As President
Mr*. C. E. Csrlton was elected
chairman of the American Home
-------• ‘'Vlephona 148 Diiiartmrnt of ).nr Sanford Wum-is-’* C!..b at a meeting held' a* !
4:00 P.M. at the club h'.use on I
Tuesday.
Officer* elected to
serve for the roniing year with
Mr*. Carlton are Mrs. H. W. Wil
darn*, vice chairman; Mrs. George
Williams, secretary; Mrs. K. J.
Rev. and Mr*, Moffat I'laxco Moughton. Jr., finance; Mr*. J. W.
of l" tih rt|l* V,several Vltman. membership ch»*t"/WMi.;-, —-,r
daya here wtm W iT ^ u L ro ’s ala- snd Mi*. .1 I Use, - Mgrsm ohi(r? ‘ n
L »"««»»«. Sr. man.
Mr*. C. W. Johnson was wel
Friends of Mrs. A. (1. vonHerhu- comed Into the group a* a new
lis will regret to Irarn that she member and Mrs. J. L. Lee anis confined to Fernsld Laughton itsumcd that each nsvmher l*
Memorial Hospital.
asked to bring a household him | | „„ Mct’allister snd Shirley Temple p lrtu n d with Hir king of meets
lo the February meeting as n j in Warner Rios ’ "The Stoiv Of Seahisniit." Showing on llo- Kite
Mrs, P. P. Camp1-" is slowly .„ i ,r w'R hr awar.lrd f.n the twst
• *"ei seie, n on I tui'-day and Friday.
improving allei an illness o( llirre j(irH
week* *i hn home on Hanfuid 1
F»lli.wing the meeting Mrs. S.
Avenue.
Story And Quiz Held
G. Iliirrtman entertained the group
Hollywood
Friends of Miss Maude Jenkins l.y conducting gHnirs. Refresh
At Auxiliary M ed
Its HOD IIIOMAH
will regrel Ui team that uhr is ments were served at the conclu
confined lo Fernald-Laughton Me sion of the business meeting bv
An Intcrr-Ung program com
morial Hospital because of illness. hostessr.i Mr*. Roy tireen, Mr*. It.
H O LL Y W O O D . Jan li* — (Jh
I.. Zimmerman, Mrs. William
M r. am i Mrs. Glenn Ford may posed of an Rlu.tisteH story and
musical .|ui» «va* presented on
Miss Mary Helen Fite has ar Stempcr, Miss Carol Slone and *"o n join Hi m nks o f w ife-hushaed arut'silay
at a meeting of 11,,- Artierfilm teams.
rived from Emory University In Miss Ellse Hutchison.
M r*. F»rd is ta p ste r Eleanor lean Legion Auviliarv ill Hie l.e
Atlanta to he with hri parents,
The progDrm followed
Powell, w lin recently made a stub glon Hut
Mr. and Mr*. K. W. File at their
|. \|
nt a movie rn m rh n rk hv appearing a rovered di-l. .iippcr ,,|
home on Celery Avenue.
in a IllilHical. Now the couple is
f RADIO STATION
The progiurn >»«. under the dia ctive ly considering a screen tra in - ir'cHrui of Mr», S .1 Nix, president
Mr. ami Mrs. William E. KaW.T.H.R.
"rg Moth m e m ole or less f ir e - of the Sanfcid Story I .eng lie, win.
iler plan to Irave this weekend fur |
I " U r n * and eat. direct th e ir film I" .....((led Mr* Fred Hold.
MiAtlanta. Ga. where they will a t
destinies
8 id 'h I d a te d ,i .to , \ w hiel. was
m um
tend the Southeaster^ii Gift Show
c
m
m
Weaiprn
JmnltHiRB
r n id is also considering Hu* re* iRirstitiled' with dancers, Siiflx
In the Atlanta Auditorium.
•
N>h »
pot le t 's role in "H o rn Y esterday." Chase. Mr*. V It Duxl.rirv anil
4'3 W rwfalli jM llll'i'la f
lie tea lise * Hit p u ll is less t lis h y Nancy, Sally an.I Jridv Hold.
Dr. Henry Mcl.aulin plans to 7 PH Til#’
o rln t k
N>wt
1
Ilia n the uther tw o tra il*, who w ill
alt.end the Florida Optomelrie As nTifrfc
The "iu«leal i|.n< was conducted
d
o
)'n|>iilnr
Mil
«l«'
he placed hv llrn d e rlc k C ra w fo rrl hv I ’ hn rh". M orris,.n accoiupniiied
sociation’s mid-winter Congress of »i3i* Morning
noil .fn il>• H o llida y Rut he may n.v H u rry \V i *n1«»i
Optumet n at- the Floridan Hot*l i 4T. Mt*t„io in M iib I i
D iv iirg H iiir tint
9*1111 M't r lt l ul Nlnr
(day il i f Colum bia w ill meet hi* t ih»hib u i ’I p Itivrly hi mittsmiHMit^
In Tampa Jan. 22-2:1-24
•*t i;. I'll II ltr»«t Ml Organ
term *.
rri! In 1 1 1*> nn,| ks’itt'n riy Uvrr
•# Jtr I 'i t i t AI Wen HiiiN*
Mr. and Mrs. G. II Carlton * «:•
_ Alillfla Kcnr to Tir.nl
Rene H iin u r is glow ing over her till toilliaatoa HMt| Hl».t||f \\) AhvHIhI V
announce the marriage of their te eo !••»» I ’ d Puratlr
w hi di ols' in "C onie S lu iie
My inrntlH’iM urni* picsfiit
\ |l'»v A < llrl A Mn«lr
daughter. Mary Ellrahelh. ♦>> l.*cy J"’' ' Mnliaalv
I eve.
r'liy *
hi
"n io -t Womc"
H. Weld.. Jr. of Valdosta, Ga. The | J;, “V, »*l«l NVhMdilMilne
llrirn m e il Hln#
love lo see lie a n llfid rio t lies on the
n rt lim in t * Mlnr
marriage was an event of Jan. 12 ■i
To make a itch and deleetnlde
•"’Ire n and so do I. T h e y 'll out ire
it•itu V nrlcl \
In Lakeland. Ga Mr and Mr*. 11 Jn \|nr
elothes and comment on them , even earam el e iista id . eovei a enn <»f
M•••*»* lliiw u ll
Weld, are now residing al 'H6 JJ " NYnrltl
if Ihe picture wasn't loo Im prcs
• omlensed m ilk w ith water and
Ml N't mit
T ill’ III* Mat lYrigim
sir e "
Park Avenue.
I li
boil for three In riri» adding nooe
Fur lit X iitM
i i ? .in Hrinli
Slie roldod Hurt Hie p ie tu ie ’s hot wafer (( n e e o s„n , In keep th "
I : on l'«t|ttilt«r Ml«ir
idresses a i r "lo a K y shorter than I enn cover ed Then tm l r lie can in
!.’• I Hut i lu ll
Sherwood Duvall ha* returned to MI i;.
l.n 11it A l i f t ted D*
like Rut since I lie p h 'R iir won’t •he le frlg e ia to i u n til u |s
Ills home at Dninaseus M.l . after I .1** M11*•|* ril V u v lrllrn
t>|ion at t.<i|I, en,).
ho lo lrn -"'d u n til I tic new sholt 'h ille d .
lin t N'mte lln iit It
visiting In Satifnrd will. hi. ■ous- .1• mi
k ills a i r i " vogue, I don’t want slide the custard out
Servo s|!eo.
T filttv ’t Hint
ins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert KiRhliner, .1 nn
in llll«» A llrM illllirs,
to lie cuught w ith nrv s k ir t- d o w n ." 1o f Iho rich eainniel concoctliiii tin
for several day*. Mi and Mrs. a
Yniir Mrnnirtr H"iig«
M iiiitg iu n e i y C lift is ladicved lo iiu rls (lf s|uiiige .a ke w ith a
mi NIiib I i - l.ttvcrw I'n tg in in
Illllhimrr have al*o had a* their 1•in
to lie tour tug Ihe r n u n liy some- spoonful o f whipped ir e a iii fm
llv 11•••((11**1
guests 'luring the t'li-t wrek T•. nn
The- 1111v linn lliitir
w lie ie tic got e ie rlil enrrls on the ear'll pm lin n
George l.lnthicum and Hiiao RngI h Tlii’ Mr I k tit 8|m»«
! trnnspoi ta t lu ll
systems
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gles, Imth of Escondido, ( ' hIH
'k ip p e il town. T h e re ’s little i I h ii *. 3n 8|nt»»* I'd fiiilc
Persanals
Ellen Vlhlen To
l*reMenl Recital
Ellen Vlhlen. nine year "III
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Erie
Vlhlen, will hr presented hy the
Fannie R. Munson Plano School In
a recital, Ftiday evening at 7:Mi
P.M. In the studio at HOD Myrtle
Avenue.
Little Mis* Vlhlrn. who Is now
In Ihe fourth grade In school, be
gan plain, stony St the early age
of sis. Miss Munson said *he
Is the first pupil at this age wh"
haa studied under her, to quallfv
In rredlts and ability to give hei
own radial.
Ellen has taken an artive pair
In music In school, radio, and other
muslral event*.
Frances .lube
Linda llarnhill, Irma Jean Cot
ley, Marcia l.nechelt, Shlrlev M<o
gan, and Dottle Williams will
rraslht with several groups ..(
*ong* under the able ilireelh.tr of
Mrs. Claude D. Donahey.
Ceclllan Music Club oteml.rr•nl friend* rtf Mr. and Mr*. Eric
Vlhlen are extended a rnrdlal In
vltation. The entire program will
lie as follows;
A—"Victory March".
I.eota Stillwell J
H—"Hpanlsh Roses"
Maxwell Eckstein, Ellen Vlhlen
’ The Keeper," . . . .
Chorus
English Folk song
"Minuet In G,” • - Beethoven
Ellen Vlhlen
The Frog Went A’rourtlng"
Appalachian Mountain sollg
Chorus
’Pansy"
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Milo Deyo
Ellen Vlhlen
■The 8kater» Walla"
Emil# Waldtaufel
”Nola"
I. 30 T tt I l.lta* Hung*
Ri #r» A iin w rr H lrn liilr
* nn 1*1 IfllliM nil m 1*1*11111
MS Knat'k flit H l.d tll
7 3n l'ii|tiiln r Munir
7.15 Krvm tlea In I ’n ilc
Rtim Y nrtcty lln ll
1: .111 Nleel the* IliUlit
S M.l N lohi Klin lo ll
* tr> t 'lill V lm l nl Orgnn
9iSn 8|»iir*» King uf l»*«v
9 3N M iiiH id l In lc rh n lr
•• I.’. II DiHiif TlntF
lie nr. I ’ fiH ril VmHo ii *
i". i I'o lin lm MiimI c
I" ,11 At Iminc w llli Mnalr
11 nil
*
Ilia, Hian oil
The small eanoerl
hams are convenient tn
ernri gnu' y shelf for
guest*.
You ran hI i i i I
hn* la-on sea-nm'd wltli lemon
Inioe. oriely milt, and a little ..Him,
illli'C* Servr i»n •*i«Ih11 i*if•(•■)< niii|
gai III-It with H Huy liiiin II of
grapes.
"H o iith
P a c lflr," w hich doesn’t
open H id ll May II w ill stay eight
Wreks lint the iiu h i I h' i o f th l'.e ls I nm « Mp i Ih' i I V iilrD Im ’y lir r t i I mM
w ill lie llm tle d lo each customer tug Ofi • lit! Hie ” Je| P ilu t” set al
I'rm fiieet
W allerv Waoger
i» R K (I In sea John W avne tiuoss
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Hie.v're fig u rin g hmv to split p io
Ion k s e rtlo g , up jlte
Cargo
pie
lu re , vvtiieii“ hV*M V* hv w ilt make His «n ’ Iw o J ln ia .”
"*m ne y e a r." Hi*' tP p ia l* that In*
Ruth Roman lias crashed the lop
"Joan U f A re ” is the biggest sellei in list in fun m ail al W a in ci
In Europe E vid e n tly the p u b lic ity W illi only
tlu e e leleased plelm es
hasn’t h u ll In g ild llm g m iiti tlie ie
H m i» Day leads tlie list
Tin
I'a l
U ’R ilen plays his fo u rth d e fn n i'l
She t r y 's
The
Sunset
'lirsl in *' I tat k Challenge" . . St ■ ip night wlirm Mickey I'olicii
In nits's, pul It ill imlivriliinI sen
ilig dislie*, and pout chilled ch.....
late or hilttcrsculrh pudding (iatu (ol.rit Rosseli's eourpany is flying and parly yvoie Idasled with iln.l
Is making a eonieliai k » «
ish with whipped sweetened ovap tn Mexico (Tty (»i loeatlnn* ■ <( runs
"The Hrave IliiRs" . . . Republic Ihe Deauville.
•■rated milk nr rream.
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rlrien th e
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es'S'eilT/y^psfiU s ssa Hsaqa.ls
We base trunk service
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, T h e r l a s h in g a r r o w
NOW SIIOWINO
TUB 1HKT0K AND
TUB (;iKL
KIDDIES UNDER 12
> . O v , '/ . V * 'l g d A
YO-YO (ONTBST
Md RORY’S 7w * 10c STORE
.StBrl- I’T’itltn I.IMIIV M.
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Frer
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M l- V O S
I.M
must have 1 'iio ,.iii
lit. I 111Mil. .'ll I 'u III III A•I \ . •
TODAY
Reheat le iu ly tiiu ictit d o iig tiio ityor t Ir ir i he w ill h r ii'cognised III*
serving mol accniuiniuv
' head was shaved fm fin a l scenes tiofm e
H tet" w ith hot sph eil eider fm „ m
to "A Place In the Sun."
Hubert M ttrh u m hones fm
a evening stun k t l| -p lil the daugh
hid Vl'N
it ||
W estern a fte r he fliiis iii's "W h ile nuts, sp rin kle tin
Rose fm J u lie " and "S udlr;i VV'ltlr r ln Hainan and sug ai, and pu l on
the
In id le i
u n til
lig h tly
a lin n " (w ith Jane R ussell!. He tier
has hern rece ivin g le tte rs from hniwnod,
(nn* who have seen Ids old W i’sletns nn television. M ilohum , w h o :
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was p u ffin g nn o la rge r lg a i. re- . ,
hIIv ,|” lin e elite hen M
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y sulinl add m lr i v and roast
marked th a t h i* new year ie *i
linns are In give up sm oking and "d almnndx to the ...... I lly nil.es
and moisten with mav"tii.'d .• ttud
.It in kin g
Retry 11nt t mi writes from Sun
pre i nuked Valley Hint she and Ted llti-kln
............ an may head for Florida after she
tine X|.ee ted hits enough skiing
Ticket do
them with m a ml has nltrnd^- begun here fast
whole cloves, spread them w ith
prepared
m ustard
and brown
sugar, and l.nko in a mode rule
oven u n til h c iitrd th ro u g h I f r l i f t •
Is also a can u f sweet potatoes mi
youi emergency shelf n il yon lm<>
to do is In add tliu t and a greet
salad fo r ile lii'io iis and ipitek t "
gel -ready m ain eourse.
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To use up leftovor rake
Th* main rllsh for a rold-w*ath• r buffet party needs to lie a hear
ty one; for snrh rib sticking fnie
try serving chili over frankfurters
ill tnnstrd rolls.
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Ah’ ISSINTIAt COMPANY in a
SOUND and GROWING Statel
fi.ORIDA VoW BR A LIOHT (tiM PANV rentier, vital
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Fall* Arndt
Ellrn Vlhlen.
by becoming
r l r n r i c w r v it e t it a v e ry I,r u e pa rt n f th e state n l
F lo rid a - in c lu d in g m u , i o l t n r I s o e r i- g r o w in g area,
in ( h i, fa tt- g r o w in g state. A , a resu lt, the C o m p a n y has
m ore th a n iT o u lilriM h e g r u r r a iin g c a p a city o l its p o w e r
p la n ts lin e r the w a r . . . and is s till g r o w in g ra p id ly .
Y o u ca n s h a re in F lo r id a 's g r o w t h a n d p r o t n r r i l y
an o w n e r of its la rge st e le r ir lc u t ilit y . Mere are the d e t a ilc
Check these facts about
FLORIDA POWKR * LIGHT COMPANY)
BEFORE AT THIS L O W PRICE I
51 G A U G E — 15 D E N IE R
C,ay m o d e * N Y L O N S
1 . t i n rue Revenues n l FLORIDA PO W M t a I I I , H I COMPANY
are up 41i% nvsr I9 J J •• rwlca the gain n l ih r K ro n e industry at
• whnle. Y t t th f price p rr K W II fnr m id e n iirl ru rtn m trs It Istr
th m half what Ii war in 1933.
3,
T h r ( ontpany'a burinata hat haan w all tuiiaiaad even in iliuea n l
■ rrm illy poor hurlnrta. For eiampte, in 19 ta when the revenue of
the Her trie In d u stry d e clin e d . F L O R ID A P O W FR A L IG H T
COMPANY increased A h 3 .
3 . A ln « r proportion n f th* Company's piano and aquipman^ are
any't power planli har been
new (■enerielna capacity n f rh* Com nir
m i. " <han doubled tin t* lh * end n f (he
NOW
on If/
4 . T h r < nmpany't capital itru rru r* har hern imporraatly improved
in rr> * n i years.
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l a m i n g * for iha 12 RMrarha tnded Nov tn, 19 49 * a r* equivaltnt
lo I I I * per share o f Common Stork.
4 . D iv ifm d t o f 11.20 per th a t* paid in 1949 repreaenitd only M B
n f ra th aarninga.
7 , A l pravailmg markar pricas tha irnck prouder a yiatd n f about I S *
bated nn a 11.20 dividend rat*.
ared a study o f FLO RIDA P O W IR A L IG H I CO M PAN Y Common
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. I f you * uh addiimnal d tta ilt, rae your
Smith, Barney A Co.
NOT anronda rsr irmpulAra. bill first i|tialns perferl luxury ahenra' NOT l«a«l vnar'a rolnra. bill
brand new IG.Sd jiial-natned abBilea’ NOW I
rennev’a fnmnti* G*iviimde nvloita at llti* never*
before-Id** price! NOWI »«Isile vimr bitilael’a
alim and vnsir alckinp »»ardrnbe olitnnier!
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T H lU SD A Y JAN,
THE CANTOR ll HRRALP. SANFORD f tO M P A
, Navy Cage S ic a d W h iC ttf
Tilt From Hogan
Eastern Teams By Four Strokes
opan.
Bon Hofon won the Long Bench
•vent lint year in u playoff with
hie fellow Texan, Jimmy Demerol.
Hogan I* not comnellni; tlil.i
year hut Sam Snead, who heat him
In the play-off for the Lux Angel*!'
SNEAD TO COMPOTE
***** 'MuyyuMimMiff'**** ■
LONG BEACH, Calif., Jan. 19.
— UP) — The winter time golf
trial wind* to thla aaa aide city
today for the 110,000 Long Beach
P e n n T o p p l e s C a d e t s i B a n t a m Ben F ails T d j
fifi-d 5. M i d d i e s Lose^ C o m p l e t e Am a'/im 7 !
C o m e b a c k W i t h W in
T o C o l u m h i a 45-37
TennetMo'a ,7M percent*#* o f
Comoll, DartThlrty-ftvo eta tea and Canada
vie to rlea In gouthoaotora Ooafw*
In
ence football game* loada all other P a u l
Unlvoratty'a
baabatbalt the eastern Intercolloflata bas
team* In alltlmo stand Infi.
schedule sine* the 1999-24 sea ketball league.
son.
open crown yesterday, will bo on
Lombardi had the hlfheet
deck.
any regular
Seven teams— Yale, Columbia, batttnf average
_
_ th» majere-la tM9 —
the PIttaburfh lefty hit .947.
The New York Athletic Club
had 129 athletes who scored points
for the club In open competition
during 1049.
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I,(IS ANHELKS, Jen. 19. - UP>
NEW VflHK, .Inn. lit.
i,V, .
** was ti Mfii k W nlnwdnv for the — The greatest golf comeback
Army and tin- Nnvy In collogn bas if nil time didn't igilte hit its peek.
Which Is one way of saving that
ketball.
was to p p lrtlj’ijyy, Mu, un Sain Snead heat out Hen Bogan In
beaten it.uki. by l'(>niiMvlvHn)ii •he plavufrVui the Los AngeleOpen title.
6846. Nnvy suffered Its second
He diil It tiy four strokes, too.
defeat of Itn- season nt the hand
Hut re mem lier nark a little.
c f Culitm M i, IS 117.
Last Feh. 6, that story from El
Playing on their home court
both the We I Pointers mill Annap "nxn reported that "Hogan's left
uikle, une hnne of which w»*
.M i M iddle: h»it h e ir, f.v .i.lu t.
Ineululstelll I'enn, retsMHldlliK •token wns placed in a cast . ,
from Its Yule defenl, led Army ill "hysiciails plan to apply n cart
lialfllme, lll-’Jil, then ran wild n> 'ur u htoken pelvis hone. The gn|(
tar nl-o fractured a collarbone
the start ol the nee mu I half li
pile up u fiff--ill lend. Big Herl mil rib,"
And the llien from El (*»*"
Lyon sparked the (junker* wllb
March 3 rend: "(iolfer Ben Hogan
23 jiolnts.
Cnluiiibin, liiiuni'lnir bark froii vhs reported In a serious cnnillIt. Cornell defeat on .Saturday, lm< iott today a» a result of a blond
B tanglier lime at Annniiolln. Niivi dnl coiopllcntlon . , ."
The doctors raid Hogan might
ltd nt the liiilf, l*U-Hi. (ml Cnlnni
bla went a Inml, 31-39, on Hlierr iever walk around 1H holes again
Marshall's t.el shot midway o> imi’h less play that distance.
But lie’s the name Hogan wh"
the second half. Prom there Co
iiot a 289, four strokes under par,
lumbpi wenl on In a I
lend
Vale Hindi* il two plruiglit ir n his eoniehnck to golf over Kivl
the ear Ierii "Ivy" lenpue. Tin ■ru's trirky, treacherous 1H Imle.
Ell Iniiineed I >url iiiniiMi, liH lit last week. Ami who finally lost
leading nil the way behind Jin 0 -deminin' Snead, the West Vlrdiiian, In yesterday's playoff,
sbanrn’s I pulnls.
The Oklnbnmii Aggie* likewl-i iiistponeil u week hy rain.
Hlnniiiiin' Sam slightly spoiled
nuk nil early lend mid «tnyed ii
,’ rbnl In erusb Oklnlnuuu, of |h* he playoff, lie went around in
BanBig Seven, Hi 37 The Aggie tie >2 sunken, one over pur
itiu IVn, the tiny Texas, look 7*1
fense held Uni Suuiutb to 14 point
1Mikes.
In tile f Is nt bull.
It was tha sama smooth .Snead
Missouri, Mini tier |l|g (level
team, hud belter huh ugniust an • ho laH yeiii won more ttian |.W,olh,i Mi-iuniii Yuiley i onleren i inti as the couotry'l top pro golfquintet, Wlrhllu. Mirnmirl romprii r, replacing Hogan, who hanked
to an easy 7tMfi victory over thr lightly less the year before.
Shockers isI one tim e leading In ' "I was lousy,,r said Hogan in
•he dressing room at Blviera coun
6938.
Notre Paine, hark home uftei try club.
"He was terrific," said Hnrad,
its defeat I,y Cunisilis, likewise en
oyed u rnnip ugntuxl Mirliigaii .vho never wu- behind from the
Itale, 71 96. Boil C'uroy tosreil (list tee. "lie's the same old llo*
In 2H points fiiii,i M.S.C., tint tie (an. He scares yon to death."
He wasn't ipdlc the same old
spite tills the lil'li pot off to u
13-2 lend and were iihcnd liy If. ll'igun the Hogan who's won this
tournament three times before,
pollilH with four ndntilCH to go.
Arkunsus look over the lend In gins the Nutlnmil Open over the
the Southwest Conference spilling same layout.
And Hneud wasn't ton scared.
Southern Methodist, 113-53. Thr
Texas Aggies moved into u tie for Not scored enough to foul up more
second with SMC hy heating Klee, than one hole In his drive for the
68-37, while Texas Chris)Inn dead tournament's first prim* of tli.fliH),
locked Texas fur fourth hy whip plus his one-funrth share of the
17,20(1 jilayoff gate.
All told,
ping Baylor, 94-64,
North Cuioljnn walloped South Knead look In more than $4,4<>0.
Carolina, 0-1-42, In the Southern Hogan’s gate share, id it* 91,9011
Ctmfcicia-e nnd MIsn, State tank second money, hoosted Ids hank
g clone III till jfiinie fiuni Missis account hy 93,799 plus.
sippi iu Hie Sniilheuslern Confer
ence. South Carolina played with
out fin lils*li scoring center, ti-JI
Hlmtg liter.
■r gniuint I'enn Htuta
ttlpphll 'Amerlenn Ifttlvi, 74-64,
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Ever eirire (tie anli-tntal lawyera filed their aiiit to put A & P out of bugineaa, they have been making, in the newspaper#
and over the ratlin, varimi* "nllegiUiona" about how they think this company does buaineee.
Please rememlier that "allegations" are chargee that have not been proved.
In thii case they will be disproved.
There have Ireen times in the past when the anti-trust lawyers made very damaging "allegations" about this company
that the courts eventually decided were utterly without foundation.
In our last advertisement we told you about the time the anti-trust lawyers charged that AAP, two other
food ilmin* and two labor uniona conspired to fbt the price of bread in Washington, D. C.
And yet, when this caae came to trial, it %r«g revealed that the defendants were actually selling bread
cheaper than most other store* in Washington, and that there was absolutely no evidence that they had
ever engaged in any such "alleged" conspiracy.
That was the time Federal Judge T. A lan Goldsborough instructed the jury to bring in a verdict o f
"not guilty."
It wai Ihe time lie said to tire anti-trust lawyers!
"if yon ware to ghow ihit record to any experienced tried lawyer in the world , he would
tell yuu that there wae not any evidence of all.
J
"Honettly. / have never in my over forty years' experience teen fried a care that wae ae
ahtolutely devoid of evidence as thie. That is the honeet truth. ! have never seen one like it.*1
But this was not the only (line that the anti-trust lawyers made such serious "allegations" againat A & P which were falaek
Again, and still again, they brought cases against A & P and suffered defeat.
A s we have said, we think you ere entitled to know about these other cases. And now, we arc going to tell you about
the second lime the anti-trust lawyers were wrong.
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P a n c h o (ionzales
Creeps Up On Big
Jake’s Tennis Lead
Daytona Stock Car
Races To Feature
South's Top Pilots
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DAYTONA IIKACII. Jim. III. —
Oeorgin drivern will he seeking
another domlmitlon of the slock
ear racing nctivilli'H when the naH
ull s lending
leniling speed i|demons tiiovu
lion's
Into PuylllllU III-Ill’ll I'M Iv next
month fur Hie H.'tli mmiaul winter
clasrlcs Snt nt day nnd Sunday,
February 4 ami 6,
The reel-tit monopoly of (ieorglans failed last winter when linytons lleach'a own Marshall Teague
roared erumnl the fuiir-iulle lieach
aiul road courr.e nl no averagt>
spssd of Hii.uil miles per hour to
Sweep uside nil (ienrgln competi
tion In n non mill- mm that saw
thrill seeking speedster, sonm
down the i tailing iirelch of the
mollified classic.
Hut when racing .plumed to tha
boarlt course Inst minnifr, It was
Georgia's own '.{ed B.riui from
A tlanta who'paced tlu field of
•tarlPNI in the lllh-ndhi ntrlelly
ek rar classic singed hv Bill
knee, trailed hy Tim Flock, a
triner Atlanta ntur who now Uvea
Winittori-Hitlcm, N. C„ and
nk Mtindy, another Atlanta
who has elrcndy filed hit
. for both Ddylotm Beach winracan this nenrun.
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HAN JOHN, Calif,. Jan. 19. —
UP) — Hlchard I Pancho) (Inmates,
playboy of the pro tennla troupe,
slowly Is cutting into Jack Kram
er's hlg lead.
The 21 year oh) Lo* Angeles
rhollenger twice has rolled up
three-mutch winning atreaka In
the last eight clashes. Hut he utlll
Inis o long woy to go If he hopes
to head Big Jake.
And unless Pancho, the bobbysoxers’ drentnhoat, dethrones the
dead-sprloiia Kramer ha'll lie out
of u job with the troupe next year.
That's from promoter Bobby
Higgs, whom Jake dethroned.
Booby Is sllll around because he
got the promotional rights.
(morales' lightning serva final
ly wore down the pro king. 12-19,
lf-3 at Ktocklon last night.
But hlg Jaka still Teada, 49
matches to 12.
That looks like a hlg n u rg in to
everyone except Kramer himself.
He's a* scrlnm about each night's
match as a businessman with ■
Investment. And tn at’e Juat
what he Is. He owna 90 percent
of the troupe, Qonaalsa gets g80,<
000—or 30 percent from the renteinder, Higgs pays tha othaV
aIngle* playws—Pancho Begun
and Frankie Parker—paya expen
ses, and pockata the proflta,
The extended 1947-48 Kramertour netted Kramer about
120,009 for live month# In the
Inlted Htatea end another 160,000
abroad, Rlega report*. Bobby saya
the total 0. H. take un hla JoUat
with Krarnar was 9260.000,
He aaya thla tour la doing about
tha aam* kind of buelneia, daspite leea spending by tha apart*
public,
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Women Students 1
Study Buys!
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q a ctlb'rof a proW'
With a mil* training then
any rtaeoa why thty can’1
cording to Bob Doty, coonl
for a count In buamoaa ml
In December* 1941* the anti-trust UwyeJi brought a criminal
suit in Wilson* North Carolina*
They charged that A & P 's fresh fruit and vegetable buying tub•idiary, and other good American citizen^, had conspired to fix
and depress prices paid farmers for potatoes in North Carolina*
Virginia and Maryland.
Can anyone imagine any charge calculated to be more damaging to a retail grocery
business that must rely on farmers, day after day, for the food w* distribute to
our customers)
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In this case the anti-trust lawyers gave a story to the newspapers, telling millions
of farmers that we were the kind of people who would force their prices down,
deprive them of a decent Income, and lower their families’ living ataiulard.
Theta chargee warp falte.
They mod* these charges despite the fact that it hoe always been A k P ’t policy
to pay our farm suppliers fair market prices*for all produce; to Sid agriculture
through better distribution of its products; to narrow the spread belwoaa farm and
retail prices; and to htlp farmers build better markets for their products.
That is why many thousands of farmers all uver the country ore now coming to
our eupport.
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Whan tha c o m finally cam# to trial* tha anti-trust lawyers put
on as thair first witnats a potato axpart of tho U. S. Doportmont
of Agriculture.
This expert* who was tha anti-trust lawyers' own witness tos
ftod that contrary ^o tho anti-trust lawyers’ “allegations*”
defendants made every effort to help thf Deportment of A
' culture in its efforts to aid tfia potato farmer in better market
o f his preduels end in gettinv a better prise for Ms products.
Judge Wyche said io the anti-truet lautyert: '
)
“/ have studied this cate from the very outset. In my opinion
there is no testimony produced from which it can reaeonably he
inferred that the defendants entered into a combination to de> f
press or lower the price of potatoes.
“/ might
say that I never tried a case in my life where a greater
effort, more work, more investigation had been done, cofnW sf
almost with a fine-tooth comb to gather evidence, as iw u done
in this case,
So, here was a case in which the aptl-tniet lawyers mads seriously damaging
chargee against AficP in which the Judge decided that there were no facte to sup.
port those chargee.
f
That is why we say the anti-trust lawyers can be wrong and have
been wrong.
|
That is why we say that they are wrong again* just as they were
wrong in the Washington bread case and the North Carolina
potato case.
We are going to show the American people that the gull to destroy A A P is really
s luit against efficiency and againat real competition.
l b s real question involved In thla suit ia whether businessmen are going to be
encouraged to do a better and more efficient job; or whether we ere going to let
the,anti-trust lawyer* in Washington Wow the whistle on anybody who gate big
by giving tliS people more for their money.
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“But, as was said a long time ago, you can’t make brick without 1
straw, and you can’t make a case without facie,1’ •
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Wh*n ia s snll-lrusl lawyers had put in their evidence
Federal Judge C, C, Wyche direclhd the jury to bring in a :
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HURBDAY J A l C i r 1950
TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Rule Changes To
Give Teams More
Free Timeouts
Sports In Brief
fir ASSOCIATED PRESS
Stars At Center
For
l U l Kentucky
n v m u v n j U
Sports Roundup
'
turning a cold shoulder when
someone hit* him for a couple of
tickets to the meet.
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
C S k K . r . X aiS - ■"*
NEW
YO RK,
Jan.
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l a f t t u r a lo r I b is i r r s a a . V a I l a a l b s a B v s r lls s s Is s s p s s i s d
l a p a r p r a a ip r lr - l a * r S r r f a r
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a t r v l r s , a l l W aa4 AS* oiss4 b s
l a a a r a l l i e s a a lb s imt b r i a r s
p u b llralM IB .
P l r a a s a a l l f r a s I m ia rA ta ta lr
If mtk a r r a r a s r a r a l a r a a r
W a r a s a s * b s r a a p a a s lb lp f a r
■ a r a Ib a a a a a la r a r r a s l la a a r
tla a .
2U ecree grove a lf fenced. HM) In *
gim gung villein.in oru iig e trees,
15 g ra p e fru it, 25 leinun and
o th u r f r u it trees, gmul hnme.
b a rn * end rld cke n coops, beau
t if u l fro n t lawn.
A hnme you
can be proud o f nml lie independ
ent I22.5UO. South end o f flu Il
fo rd A ir llase.
( 'n il Suufurd
H711-K owner.
h V 'K C IA I.
5 acre In te l on paved
highw ay,
not
tile d
p a rtia lly
cleared, sm all house, large burn,
I flo w in g w ell, $1,750.(10 F n-h
5 ROOM IIO O N E - (.urge lot, III
f r u it trees, very nice. $4,500.00.
F A R M S - 5-|0-15-and 20 ai-rv
tra c ts , Mime w itli houses, can In*
lio u g lit fo r less than h a lf cost of
im provem ents.
N E W 3 BEDROOM house masonry
construction, garage, very d rs lr
able neighborhood. 2 lo t*, $25uo.
w ill handle.
O T H E R house* in goud neighbor
hood* a t fro m $0,000. to $10,000.
e ll can be bought on te rn ii.
IJ Mt I It 1 1 * ”
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Arllrltm Pur Nnla
FOK
KENT
I'wi-lve I point fu ll cut diaiuomi
neddiup tin g --w h ile itold— size
5 1/3. H iin iflre , Phone 4B2-U
ti— A H IIC L E H W A N ’m t - i i
or semi u caul and wa will call
on you. Mr. and Mrs, Walter K.
_________
— fi Wanted to buy. 1 Pert Persian
Kitten. I'lesss reply lo Bos
4^H•G^/r^Jianforj^
T U X E D O F E E D n - ro m p ts te line.
H u n t'* T itle d o Feed R tofa.
HyiMy
^ _ l > e t H - M v e n ( o c k ^-Hupp
t u p p [ul « a
200 Barred Rock 4-A Laying
— I ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney's strain pullets. W. M, Moore,
7Be also week days. Lunches A
I'aola Road, 2 miles west of
abort o r d e r s . _________
•VEI.AKA APATMENTS, Roona ESHELMANS Red Kose Feed.
and Btores, 11(1 W. First Btreet.
Touchton A Watson, 1201 Celery
J ’hane 1431,
Avs. Phons 1IH0-J.
HOT
LUNCHES served every day
Furnished Apt. for two. Shower
]lt30 to 2 — with Home Made
bath, refrigeration. On Crystal
rolls and corn Muffins, Hnmsr's
Lake, Good fishing. Boat part
Grill, 324 Ka»t Ut threat,
Lx time, L, A. Cline. Lake Mary,
SWAP SHOP, 405 E. 4th" St. We
Or F I * . _____________
Buy. sell or trade moat any
Furnl»hid~2 room cottage Phona
thing. Phons IBB-J.
tiling.
B0H-M,
Shrimp Dinner, Served
Lovely Four Bodroom House, la- FRIED
% on
... Earth"
"The
Best Shrimp
quire-1703 Magnolia Avenue,
_
every
night at
nt Hi
Homer’s Grill,
Garage apt. unfurnished apply
384 lCast
a s t IsL
1st. Street.
8trset.
884
1318 Oak Avenue after 8 K m . We both loss when you don’t bring
your prescription* to LANEY'S.
fwo room apartment Apply l i t
Phone 103.
Rim Avenue.
___________
Three room furnished apartment BOAT.- PLY WOOD. LIGHT,
ATURDY WITH OK WITHOUT
with bath, All modem lm•proveTRAILER. 818 ESCAMBIA DB.
roenit, 110 West Third itriret
kree and four room opartmente, siHOER MACHINES, new A used.
Terms, 313 W. 8th Bt. Ph. 1884.
furnished.
Bcreened porches
Phona 080 or 1388.
Modal A Ford good condition,
ehepg, . Call 886-W evenings.
Now available. Latest model HighSpeed Floor Sander for rent.
9—Raal Ralata For
Everything to complete a first
close jab- Cal) or'earn* into
Itote located tn and out of city, SENEAR! K Gist* A Paint Co.
Phono .720
Mjoaonride^anii I n m ' f j i j i i M . 1I>-114 W. tnd
House In Mayfair
nubia Garage, Tit
and Davenport.
GoirCl '
U iciip w a n t e d
GtlOD JOBS NOW OPEN it Flor
ida Fashions for Young Men
from IH to 23 and Young Women
from 18 to 3U. Apply In person
between 0:00 A.M. and UiOO
A.M. to Mrs. Ellen Stuck. FlorIda Fashions Mall Order Division^
Fountain help and WelTreieeiTXp.
ply Mr. Bill Touchton Drug Co.
iiefure 10:30 A.M._____ _
Young mah for counter work at
Pig N’ Whist le .____________
Men with car for full time business
In City of Sanford Run your
own permanent brininess. Rousehold Medicines - Food ProductsExtracts - Farmers’ Supplies.
Big line, good profits. Write
for
or particulars.
parucuiftru. Rswlejgk's Dept.
____
rim ’jsSf
r&£Sn7?&
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Skilled carpenter rlesTre* work
No Job too large, too, email.
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SANFORD - ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB
MELTON’S
USED CARS
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Oil K o ii I i I I 14ti Is udo IllM liH u r) ul l.ontt'iood
tibmil 12 mile* south oi Hunloid
■TUliN AT KKD AKKOVV
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...A N D W IT H O Z A R K I K C
S IN K IN G TH O SE ClRCUU
SHOTS. W E M A Y F IN D
O U R S E LV E S HOPEL8BS
L Y OCHtNO W H E N WC
C H A N O E G O A LS A T ^
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Marv
I.AWNMOWEHH sTtariM-ncd, blcy
I’lrs repaired, lock A key work.
No waiting-work
guaranlcril.
II. W Shuman, 310 East 4th Hi.
Hanford, Fla. (Formerly with
William* Klxll .Shop,
_
FRIGIDAIliK
Halva and Hervlre
2 Factory trained qualified Ser
vice Men.
BILL HARDWARE CO.
102 K First
Phans 83
OKI.ANDO Morning Sentinel, O r
lando Evening Star. Call Ralph
Hay. lld B-J,
______ ___
CALL 617 for Battery, Grneratnr
ami Starter service,
Swain’s
Battery Hervlre, HOI W. First
Ht,_______________ __
KEHOHENK-FITk I. Oil for borne*
Call Alvin Odlmm, Sinclair Re
_fitting Co.__Pb«ne_ 0158.
New home construction. Repair
ing and remodeling. Cabinet*
custom built. Let us help solve
your housing problems. 40 years
experience. Fred Evan* f \ O.
Box 250,
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CONTRACT lilt 1DOE - CANASTA
Lenxon* try Appointment
BERTHA R. SHARPE
Certified Culbertson Teacher
_______ Tclsphons 061 -W
Fluor Handing and FliJehlnK: AH
Oak Floor* laid, Banded ami
finished at the right price. E. F.
Htevens, Tele, 718-R-4.
TRACTOR vSBSK. pKonit 107-J
fur free estimates. Jack Russell,
____ _______ t
Drag Ifns. bul Idoxer, dump truck,
muck, Fill dirt, shell and clay
by load ur Job, Contact Culmted
A Roulerson Contractors, 1Q9 E.
New York Ave., DeLand. Phone
466 or 886-W,
LOST — Sunday night, on# small
traveling bag containing valua
ble .papere
L
.
and books.
b«
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Nut!
9th
lifc k
ward.
1&— AUTOMOBILES - I S
liable R e W w iih /F .liA ;
• 1 Financing. Na Job too Grocery
ritii. Ii
Co.
BOX ft.
%»S?u£
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2 * I f - LOST a FOUND —14
ALL TYPRI ef
Call 718.
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SAVE
MONEY
on
Good
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I iirmfpk
C O N C R E T E Fl.DO RF, M /U ’I l m r A R R A N T Tree 'S u rg e ry , ilru m i* - ffirt«»F IN IS H E D .
Free estimates.
ing, |>h ...riving, iemoving trci *
Mlrncle Concrete Co.
Phiute
Tiiiuspliiuting smiill plant'
O/AHK IKK
liiSE .300 Kim Avu.
cense ami Insutunce.
I'lioni3-U300. tlrbimio
IIK NDl.X W A SH ER .Slightly used.
I year emutintee, $150.00 In- VENETIAN
BUNDS iuihIc to
-I ill I n l
Kaiifliill Electric Co.
urdiu Seminole Venetian Blind
Co
H'Jii W. 3rd HI.
Plume
BABY C H IC K S P E C IA L FOR
II.'.J-W
JANUARY.
I ' ii I lot m Tinted
l.'iock-,
Rock*,
Red*, Wynn
NEW FI .Ml )HH hoi l need to perihitt. -, R.iik lted Crosses $5.00fe, t ion Old floor* made ltk>
1110, Nut Sexed. F.O.B., C.O.D
new Finishing, clunuiug A wax
Live D e I i v i r v Guaranteed.
ing Put table power plant, 221
C R K H TM O N T II A T C II E it Y,
year* axpetience in Suninole
Dept, lifr. Mux 7, BlHckwuod, N.J
County. II M Gleason, l-akr
Shelkt y,
r,—
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Highest cash price paid for used
furniture Ted Dsrls Furnlturs
Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph 888.
Odd piece* uf china, dishes nml
hrjc-a-hrac. Alsu sllvei' buttons,
Jewelry, old dolU, picture framrs,
FRED W. BENDER, Realtor
furniture, ele. Highest price*
Room 2
Phone I03tt
paid. Call at 708 laurel Ave.,
F la. Htata Bank Bldg.
L. C. I IU 0 I IE 8 , Associate
THE
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HERALD
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M u. ■ K n *v T e r m s
Wi; IMI Mi lt OWN
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T«‘»ui»1:**
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si $MIt
Al.l. MVIxES
lUkiU
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Yt>liK. .inn. IP -«/!■»
scratch single.
Tin* popular IniNohnll niynniiont
H r l*ntied 3127 nii.l yielded tha
will) ilniwii tin* hi^i'i'st pnyuln’t’k, clo w n to tii'o ig e Kell **f Ito W illiams, Ihimit’ irn «»i Fi'llt'r
lii. it
who hit MI" :'
when tue
Avt»n*t hnvt’ tin* t*j*i fam iliar lime fig llli-s iv, i e e n tile d out an exMil
'eh
- «-*m r > TTvdr V '.llin n . ’ tlo lt..-t..n Red
WiUiniiiN I k I to fiMiiu* iu iin , iJ;
Snx’s flv lot a k, is .iliim -t sure n.lM Ai’nr<‘il(
tnfji) hiilif’N,
i.tu:til out i»\ mnisetl a- the ll mi tWii-hllNt'-liii!?, .r.i, ii iv m * If IV1«9
highest lurid empluyi* on the ma him
lalkm ir points w I ihm
jor leagoe diiinmtnls,
pay* talk
I m’^ I i i .
e le v c ln tid ’s lio li Feller, Iii* one
.Mi'unwhilt'. l-YLIft. thi* him tinm
tim e flre h n ll now
r l lu kew a rm , #HlM»00.a*yi’«i
iiuMiml
wom ler,
took n rcpnM i’ii iJo.nnu a u liu y won l.r» anil li»Nt M irnmi's :)»itl
■viif”
vestcijj.v,.
"*■ *Jrn>»
the New y .iik
» anki-es
snr <■ fn i lm i N«’|f, rin* Vnnkm'N' uiniU l.n d J ,pie* t; .n itini k, \
-i**J iny Ih M ittftriu w;ih out hall' the
to face u f L.’ .000 *e i*« o iin g no
vi at hut m ini* hack t<» hit ..’UH
h i* contract
itla l help li’liil li lt liiatcH tu this
This would ..m **\c these two Attii’t si’an league ‘liampiynship.
hliM'b.ill
e a |iln h *l*
fiom
the llis
hit nurciiukincii
rlmiiliMt,
U lit hin it ton braeki't-.
leaving huwcvci, Iti i ause of u raprirliuiii
IV 11lini i i * with tlie No I inenUie h.n 1.
lux lietidnehe.
Thi* H IM ’ar-uhl F i*lltr inkmi hln
The Huston outfit Mi i teeeivi d wurkinit paper’s yuili'riiny a fte r
Ul the negihb.it ..... . of JlUU.tlUU a tu nfcicin e with ^ i‘iu*rnl mnna*
lor Ills effort* lust -eii-nn, ac
Hank <*reciilu’i)f. ( I l m v ^ n
eorilillg to 11‘lialile lepurls, nod njiv he'll pitch I his yeat fur a
there is III. ten on I*. Oi lieve lie straipht f ia.lHMi Hilary, no hoiinwon't
Hike nil npnilly
large II M'S
gouge till* tune front loin t is
ItiM n c p m , on best a u th o rity ,
i.v 's nulhniis.
e a in e il
|ielw»'i-n
p.iUjllOO Ulltl
lie led the Viuel ii'im I , ngne In I Inn,im p h»sl acui At file »u*i
illmosl CVCIX ntfeiism
depill'
of thi
’ i'tlHUI. tlMfliiN l|Ui)tH||
iin-Ul, lii*llu* tbi' lnillin|. i limn, I ii i i i a *:i> ln y he e \ p * if e t l a cu t
inouslilp
by the in.i i , 'in
of n Mi IRfilh
USED CARS
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G a t o r T e n n i s Ted Williams Is Highest Paid
Squad Seen As Ace
Major League Baseball Player
Conference Threat
What’* That Nickname!
It)— — !bm|,Just before the Ruse Howl footDick Anderson, Ohio
Fred SchmerU, Millrose meet Rtnte gnmc,
four! h-siring end, learned
playoff for the to* Angel** t>l**n
F IN E H U R S T , N. C., Jon. 10— director, exclaim* that he never he had inherited $l’5ii ,ihmi . . v hen
G A IN E S V IL L E .
Jim.
l«i
'» " lf title, 72 stroke* to 75,
(A*)— College football, 1050 vur- hai seen such Interest in track the news spread, assistant coadi I S P E C IA L I
Ul hough *evei ul
.... .. ■
|iM*«>l,-tt
.Ion, w ill r
he changed, dra*- a t this year ■ ■ Han figures It'* Ktko Suikklnen luhl Dick: "You’re l Diversity
oi
llo iu ln
nth let ic
h natural po*l*wai c v
JpO O t C e n t e r
A v e r’ ‘ v • ^ l.A N D — Boh F e l l e r I tic rlly a* far a* the map in lh4
teams are •■»v***n .| i ,, non,, than
, ,
_
,
oyned hi* Ifl&U contract with the | stand* ix concerned, hut euarhes from the comp-i.iive standpoint— going lo stnrt the Sms Howl
-V
illtel ••••lleouile
we can’t uii'eio t. V v ■ llolll Inei*
*iges 1 5 P o in t? ! .A ' t-*lcv»Uml Indian* f(.r „ rrm u t and player* will note sofio <|if- more I>ays In schools and colleges, game:
.nun*, i ” L
n i|uurtei oi a million compel it io>. n o more line rest In athletics and more j guy worth the
| fereuce* in the fall,
bench " . . maybe hel fin confeicue and sonlhein
t.».« . - w**♦♦♦
lilt
In
>1X1 i e fi r _ J4tay^V 0R K - Tominy 'IcrrLJL —- _T»
iwl*.. ic.M -U .viM - ..‘ — uveudiuod
■
honoi* ap|n h i * l. In- ;li,< i
---------New York Yankee
u utfleld er-fir-t of the N u tlou i Col leg i ale A th after leaving school . . “ For lu- there's no connection, hut aren'l tennis Htpiinl.
----- ee uutflelder-fir-t
.T U M T .
.
...
basemen, signed hi* 19511 coutruct i letic Aa*oclation came up with atance, I Just heard from a group the Ohio Slate team* knots n as the
Couch l l i n i i Foglernan, foinier
Bucks?
k
no,you.
! two rather Im portant change* and tn Grand Rapids, Mich., who want
Duke slur on the courts, has
a line thing thnt Hill Spivey o f . f,,r * reP,‘>'1*dRacine
several lesser one* last night oa to form an athletic cluh so they Ohscrvutiuii 1'iwt
brouglil the ti'iuii* sipiud into
tOVtnW °"
M IA M I- Missub ($rt7,7(J) won 1It condudod three d *” * «f
can keep on competing, and there
We thought the sanity code southfin impoilnhce in two year*,
Ju n e tb a ll court.
!«■ ’*U* Hialeah purs* ,u M r'• >V U -latlo n*.
aie a lot ot V-tV ' ' lke that.” Fer - 1
I down after unit th i- *o,i-nn 1lie Ila to T l^ v i i-'
TfcA suve-i-font ■innri^r-inch. 215 witn apprentice
I„e ■
' *4nt»kiriutisin
,.Se*m erU s tlr m l e s ^ ^ ___ had slnimeti I. t in - H-fll.Oll -.•lli*.
ii n i|
nff»n*i"9 ri« add.
like ;t * n k -eat I. lo*
“ under with a belligerent
uhuur I.
, v* anything
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h iu m . i! F IH iT T iiT f'iiic two tup si.Cv-tafid luteri'sr lo dose emuprf." ™
imt
lone,
to
tude would ho dunevrou*. -'wii NEW ORLEANS
Yogi <f|.*ili
le* receiving the must ullention. lion without ii single standout w auling Ihe sinlul six thnt tin ..
•|,h tiiiM’ mini I.iitiu net *M|uat|
for hi* Kentucky ti-nuimntes
won the Geillllly hnndictip ul hull
In following the lends of tho performer . . he’s trying to pick he
Inured
flout
eliMinpinnsliip j,
IM' nil thi* way ituwii I la1
Coach Adolph Ilupp, howrvn Grounds,
coaclic*’ iixmclntloii which lust n fout-mnti field fui the Millrose m i l l* , it seems that Tug Wilson
ronsiderx Spivey's ullilorlo .<>mrrAHCADIA, Calif.
Old K ek- ; '.‘ i f k i ccoimnetided both .hangr.t, (500, h»- about six possible sturtela mot Hugh Willct utc going out - f lint*, with st’YtTui i «>|» rinh'h nu
111m*4
Imhiimr Mu tii m I hr*
whal differently. Mo doesn’t wuiit l*u.r», <*3LW) won the m u f.d ly j the committee indicated that It and can't clitnitiule uny a« a pos then wav lo annoy the soulheili iip i'ti 11n i f ul linn him kits.
"Grits" to hint unyune, wccuninhandicap ul Simla An.it.
i believe* the twcoplutoon style if sible winner. The funs are eager U .t . the loudest and lingeries!
1, 41i i t l i i i | r t i n * i i n k m i - m i t u p s i t ' l l i t
a Dun tlehriuann-rled Will cum plaint beard la- t svit'k was
play is mure than a passing fan- lor
lair foul* or lutiil. lull.*—hut ho,
*
i ntint in piv-st iisnn i“*lim alts is
Wuu'd like ulittlo harder playing.
I'lNfcllUKS r, N. (J.-— ’1
toutin addition It moved to curl* duel in the Watmmaker mile, too. oihiw ’te trying to loll us what to
1V*I I'liiir, U V’ii P.ihn Hem'll mt%
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„t'»l| rule* committee dor. h>d t-r
e Illegal u«e of elbows.
Ffftl ^ a r . *1'1* uDybiulv cuttlil win do"
wtiM wits iitnM'ft id iii m tin- mi
. only sure thing la that no
Ih e number of free timouta that
linn in lmv-* pin*, ninl wn*% ftiim*
allowed a team was raised from runner will he a* fast as Schmortl One Minute Sport- Page
t*i KttHl»’■n litit'ii’tilhtMiiti* i lium
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r « four to five for each half. In
bought
Hill W eek, who lu i'iit
S tni'htin t'liiv
pistil a** wt ll a
•"Spivey went to Kentucky from M,iriitional *ub*titnUun*.
addition, free thnouts are now
nlmthi'i ha-cball d u ll yet, 1* fill (%niri thainptnu
tha peaceful
sounding tow., or
Philadelphia Ih* Now Wrk Available lo substitutions from called for a live-yard pcnully.
ilie hi- spare innincid* Working
Warner Robins, (in., n* raplavo--------------------Ill'll) it«l I*i mi an* nth sinlwnit-4
Under the new offensive block fm \|„ . S ap c i-trio , Hal lent globe
the bench. Such rhnnges may he
mant for All-America cvntoi Alev
fr * *»laiitlo, l t * it
| a- .1ini W ' 'Until
made
without
pcuultv
while
Lie
till'!4
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if
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hand
or
forearm
la
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i 1' Clroxu. lir e u sophomore und l(ii|ip being one.
speenil iiieinol mils
olic
.s ii* , mol lh i
Wllsi.ii > i l.ir!
cluck I* running until a team’s used in blocking an opponent it likely will be a tom >■( I hi’ I’lith
think* us pood uh Groza win hiThe magnetic name of Rupp and
| iii*v i'nl. I nkt W . * ?*i’t*,i\ ntnl
f,
five free tiinrolils ire mu*t be kept below the shoulder T r e lie i* nod all all •Mu
11h ilinillpOdl
lacunil your.
Kentucky pulled him uuyivay mill nlhittn!
exhausted. This will permit in. of the man blocked urn! m con I i’Diii in!t *■k Hu cur i cut season ‘'inis WiNnit won lln' *•’’
Urea me of hi* spircllke Tii'itr “U »*v*n feel showed up In' Lex xertinn Into lineup* of -peciulisls, tact willi the blocker « body
*litp in I In- m 1(1 I lot ll ll t jM
.(at'1
u rt* I'lMil in \ 'ii It
Spivey
Hln iiily is fnnum-. Kilt ingtull - with only 17H pound' nl- such n* kicki’is, which lu*t > ia r throughout the block. Ju*l what
Stale I'a raters M arket I rn
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beiido* that, through 13 vnr*lly lathed.
will happen win,, the man op
'I’hi* Maui tali m ilt • r i m 1 MmI’
fame*, this youngster, who I* >he
Hupp liked "G ilts” because he
posing Hie Idoc he i charges III
A%M OH II *T t i l:
CAN \HTA TOCRN\M E N I
i ul P ii*' ot i hint' *
. "in* hr t ',»n
lallc-t ever to play on n rullean' bad In duck ruining thio«itrh dooir,
II %MKIM’
low affonling lln small turgi't
NE\\
VORK.
.fmi
tu
sop will'll i Iii*v wt pt I III mi) h a
W- % in In Miiilinon Square Gaidi-n, and linmcdlut.lv m tiered u futll | 1*1»II I ' l>- lit
lodow I be shoulders remains to
After
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1* making good the prediction. telling. Then Ailulph went tu the
la* seen.
I *• uI r
on il|r S»t lifl'l : ftinttt'i'ii* lt»-»lli}* I i o 1 ami Ii»*tfn?
about hi'i piny
. ulvrupic* and psaisiuut Hurry “alien'* fiist tip-flight ranasiu
Mm I • » ..I fl
Other
action
saw
the
eltmtnai
T u n kr i m hf.ttl
Mill
He was normal .lie when
he l-oneastcr «traw hoaxed Spivey'*, loiiriuuiienl, tin* lenm of tl<wali| t lou of provision* 11 gin ding th e '
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was horn in I*.*:!'* in lurkelnml, Flu. 1* , n®'
, Jsroliy and John H Crautonl led fair catch, flying block and fly* 1
It*
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Kmutei id ' **I he I Inlet hu e
.tiebut 15 year* later, after moving
lafuaxtei wiled Kupp
P " .oi - ■today l,y V.II26 p.*iot- loll Hulled log tackle which Ihe committed |
Ml’t
t'liinlimtl'h
» ini tiIII* l**l -poll-"
ll|H
to Columbus, tin,, he had outgrow„ ™Hy on the wcighl gaining an I M I*' *1 In iTiimc':.
Mu
, tniiah’tl out I it d ti111 nu f tie will, km'
'fill* Inin Hey will l.i* ,| '* oleil mi sold have fallen to disuse In Ml*
Mu Him
about everyone else.
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six "h fn
* l-<'.m;l»tfo reachi-l
|ia*t ten yeai*. While this would
II. It
u N» **
i•*
planniik)1
points
fw t nine niche, and hail lewriirii.
^**JPP Ht*i»tfa|f«*»I fruin
\1rmh
the fli t weeki ntl
rimii i leal? ai e The ininl f A seem technically to legalize fly
k»koit.-n
"xatHfled now he ran nil. Hut cim
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ing block und Hying tackle the
i *•M11"
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I Snuff Ml I hi
l ightiiei and Samuel F ly
lioth committee -Imwed no concern ril
i ,i
ti
ri.
play haakethallt”
fir Oik'll t it Ml IC*
In the first half of hi* llir t
flpfv#y CUuld. A * n frexliiu.m ln> of New Voi k.
who till pi’ll
k \ h IF
Jacoby
from that score It took the position
ki
out i a* t W It It
h tfh school game lie "cored **** ] averaged 20 point* in 15 gainer. I hi IIn . 'le x , ninl iVnwf ..id lloln
j ii ml a tin*
that that style of play I* ob
oi t hn*lu l o
the foot I •:411 \ ll It ki
J Through 13 game* th i. year ho Phila delphin
solete.
Mt
11\ mt
amulKmuiif im
year later hi# fam ily moved, had a varsity norm of 15 5 / lit
i *' • rIIT11
l.a -t Novemhei Jinoliv nlfeied
t a
dill •
The previou-ly little noliced
i . it
i
oil
I.
t
It*
It
to W arner Robins and when the point* again*! some of the b eit lo put fh.liUU lo Ihe Daoi .n Ron
tf I.I - »I
n I i Oil till* <
luu’l.e v pla\ *■
school principal saw Spivey, ha centers In basket hall
inn ( uni ei Fund and llo' New man bolding the hull for u point
M »|| I Olii it
ha
Kun *a^ HI ill
organized a basketball learn. The
His poorest lliglil. mindly uiu Yon I leal I Fund i' any pull eniiht aftei touchdown kick came in for
in 11n’ lln!
pin.
utloitioii mat pioteclloii. If he is
. ..unt* >1 it|*
rest of the team was sartorially scored only eight points—In* few l>eal him h i a 5(l-gniue mali'h
feet tu e
I
roughed on the kick and 11 is
Si*vi'ii who l 'Mil
correct, hut not Spivey. ’‘Grits" est this season—when George up
I in ‘M’lithuy
unsuccessful In* team wdl he
wore sox. hut size 15 shoe* were set Kentucky and only 12 IViiimshi’t t i‘l \«hl Im*
.1 veil I f
nllt tin S l» H ti
unavailable for twu month*.
BH won. In the defeat by SI. John* foidliiill Giant* weie iiwaldc I six given another to kick. If he I*
in*xt Vi-ar,
II. ll
In three year* of high school ha however. Spivey sank ti highly pluyeis, five of them lilu.nien, f ’ oin roughed and Ihe point is made
»h"
scored more than l,H0O point*. respectable 17. Ill* opponent, the the defunct New York Yankee the offending team will he pen
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In 1U4B a t least four college* of- great Bob Znwoluk, scored unly pro football team. Including tackle alized 15 yards mi the next kick
A i nie W einniei-tei.
off
\ A
^ r e d scholnrslilp#—Kentucky not three,
III I 1.1- M*.M
Golf
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Ethel Waters Has
Close Call On Stage
Or. Henry McLaulin j
Optometrist
N E W YO RK, Jan, 19. — m —
A M rea. Ethel W a te r* wa* ta kin g
her c u rta in c e l l , laat night a fte r
her perform ance In the hrnadwny
*how. "T h e M em lier O f The Wed
d in g ."
.cidcu ly, the uadlcnee *'■ prA P lum m eting
down
from
the
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head wa* a hlg aandhag. The .10pouml hag- -a counterw eight uaed
fm ereuery that had heroine unfaatened- tnlaaeil the a d re a * hy
inrhe*.
W ater*. Ml, turned the in
T!v.i . . r u v i j r «*.?.; >r im .: no n,hymn ahe *ln g * In the play a* a
N e g in ..cl vn111.
’’ l l 1* eye i* on the eparrow and
I know He v.'ntchro mc.''
WIRE WOMEN
BORN to SUFFER?
“f n * M d *« " aa,h awath and rarat la
Maaa*< eallaf fmai pala. r « r If ran ri(T»r
fro e i PiBftional »t:
tlir a n r
a . : i - V 7, . y. C a r d i j i t t i a i f c i t u i .
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r.r d n l w o rp a la trtn a llr t o ! ,'# s ta la lra
nalrpatlsna i.l th« nriaa m u i i Im .
f alnfnl
Baa It I t * ta r o rm n ilri a rretuaal eau.a
f t arimpi, Mark* roui aitffatfne la aaadlaaa, tea. ita vital aid of thla mod,™ irpa
eta dn for rc4. A lt r*i a u,ul, , j CaiJul.
Thettewmi
itmsHi
Arnold Rites
Fore#.
It had been a long f lig h t fo r j
"H a p " A rn o ld . . . G raduation
IC u H i m I r i H
F a n s O aal
fro m Wont f'o ln t In 1907 w ith [
th a t won the w ar,
asp ira tio n lo jo in the “ home cav
The Hat contained, too, the a lr y " herauae It was the “ Inst I
nam e, o f o th e r fainotta men — ro n u in tir tilin g lo ft on e a rth " . ■ , I
llhe Charles A. 1/lndhergh. aclenA **lg n m e n t Inateud to th r irifn n - '
ll * t Vanoevar Ruah, the a g in g for
m et S ecretary o f S tate Cordell try . . . And then order* to go to i
the W rig h t h ro th rr* and learn to J
H u ll.
or i T*
ri.*- . i n
r a w
r r 4 * 44-4 Mo - n m—
over n fw o -m ll* ro u te fro m a point I long “ T .a tilr "fo 'S am ■c o g n itio n
T w o W orld W a n
n rtil the W » *h in g in o M onum ent lo i lo i an noweF
. . . And a lew pCMieful and
the a m p hith eate r, 1,700 Iro n m
pleaaanl year* hefore the touch
were axaemlded, dra w n from all
down and f lig h t'* end.
the arm ed fo rce * — A ir. A rm y.
N nvy, M arine*, The body, which
had la in In atate In a chapel of
the N a tio n a l C ath ed ral a ln rr v< .- j , i
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no * i
to l l i r p ro i, ...non axaemtuy point, Omaha, told n re p o ite r
" I here
there placed on a gun rnlxann
r v ld in lly I* Home ron fu xlo n I m»
Above the procexalnn, the A lt c u ti-fic d I run H lra ig h le ii it out
Force ordered Into the a ir more to li t " xH tla fu d iim o f evetynne,"
llin n HI) Jet fig h te r* and about HO i Three member* of T yduig * . utti
Snperfortreaaea. U nder A rn -i m ltle e . S enator* K w iw lu nd l l l o ld 1* com mand, Jet fig h te r* were | f u II f I , (itirn e y ( I t - SIM mid Hi hi
[dunned, h n l they did not ioln the gr» (H N H t. utged tliMt M iitlh e w i
o p c rn lln g fo rce u n til a fte r hie | tie recoiled lo i addlttuuu! teati
retire m en t. The R-2D* w hich he mony,
T yrlln ga d id n 't [im niM e th e t, hut
lie expteaaerl hope th a t lie could
acaemlde nd dlllo iiH t fu e l* fo i H i"
S im ile l,y M om lay. He * h! i | he
would o ffe r them "w ith o u t re
g iird l» whom they h u ll or h e lp "
" I jio.1 wont to muko tin e they
m e fn rtn nod not * iip |io iiitio ,i, tic
fin e I d l*i n*» th e m ," T v d ln g *
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CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE
AND STORAGE CO.
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1 - WISCONSIN DAISY JUNE
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IC E C R E A M * ^
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Aapuragua Cut*........... ..... 12 oz. 21
Fordhook Lima.......................12 oz. a
Broccoli ............................ 10 oz, a
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BA MY BEEF LIVER
BUYS
(tJiM>d T hru Saturday
f ir m tliie S ptlu n
Locker Plant
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SPECIAL
Streak O' Lent) W hile BACON
YOUR
GRADE A. T-BONE HTEAK
419 E. FIRST ST.
SANFORD, FLA.
Kiirlds Reserved To Limit Quantity
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The
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H lg h t*, iidopted m 17711, fo im u l
p in t of Hie ftm n e w o rk o f the
fed em l H ill o f Itig h la .
R O A S T S lb. 59c
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IlK T M K l. A
M. K.
C lim iC H
Ni>w H nlhol A. M, K. C h tn cli,
C niiiiho ,
opened
w ith
Sunday
School at 9..10 A. M „ w ith A rt
lu g Hupt In chnrge. 11:01) A M,
M o rn in g
Service*
began w ith
Hev J. (' W illia m * o f H art i\v
(Irllv e rln g the Meaaage. Kvening
Servlcae began at 7:00 P. M.,
M r. C, Jackaon In rltu rg n o f the
D evotional Service, Hev. W illia m *
ag ain delivered the m r*>uigr, hi*
a lib ie d being "flo o d Shepherd."
A la rg e rro w d gathered to hear
Hev. W illia m *. V lallnra who *lm rad In Hie wnrahlp were: Mra.
F .lh ri Moore, M r. C h arlie M orgun, M r*. T urne r, Mra. Kmtna
1 ea Soma. M r*, .lenkina, M rr.
C n th e ilu e A v lrh o f New Y m k
C ity , Mra. Geeneva .lolinaon. Hev.
K, J. Allen mid Hev .lamen G runt,
The K a -l’a.dnr o f New He li t cl
A. M. K. Church, Hev A. II. H o r
ton w ill lie nh*vlug llila week fo r
the Tnmpn Cnnfeienee where he
w ill recrlve hi* appointm ent. The
member anil frien d* w l*h hint
much alicrea*.
P E R S O N A !. M E N T IO N
Rev. ,1. C. W illia m * wax the
dinn er gueat o f M r. anti M r*.
K. Jonen.
Mra.
France* T h o m *,
.p e n t
the week In O rlando a tte n d in g
the C entral Florida Conferenre.
Mr. and Mr*. C, Aytch of New
York City la her# vialtlng their
hrolrhr Mr. John llouaton on
Geneva Avenue,
HICK ’
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( <IN F K ItK N C K
A lle n <'Im pel A \ l K f'lm rc h
held it* F it* t tJ n a rte ily t'u n fe r
i nee F ild iiy night mi
Id, IldiO
I'le n h lin g Kldei .1 A. Ilnhinam i
wu* In clim ge. Muaic whh fu r
u I hI u' i I hy the .Jiinlm ( lliu lr ; fulItm t’d hy the hualuiota ai’Hainn
A ll llo n ril* nuide luund report
m id te n d veil rongt iitulutlm iM from
th e I ’ reaidlug Killer.
Si i m in y Seivlena I h'KUU w ith
S uiulny School
A. M . " h
liv e ly dlacua*ion whh enjoyed hy
h II the
I're a ltlln g Kid n r review
lo g
Sunday M urulng Service llc ftfl
A M w ith f'h iu t No. '£ In charge.
Hev. .1. A Rohliianu i,poke from
I h r Snhject "T he New Y e a r'1,
(''.veiling S e rvlrn * begun nt 7 till
I*. M. w ith No. I C li'd r I'frmlmIng the Mnalc. F u llo w in g downtio n n l Hrrvlcea Ilia ntembera amt
ftie n d a liatened to another x p ili*
I m il me**age fro m 1’ie ild ln g K i
lle r .1. A. Knhlinmn who apoke
fro m Ihe a iih jc rt, " M y C hurch".
V l'd lo t* pre*ent who w ntalitped
w ith ua In ou r m orning service*
w a re : Mra
N e llie llu ttlr a , Dr.
rind Mra. J. f
H iiig lin g , S unfm d,
M l. George C likellin d, t ’oroii, Mta.
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VOLUME XXX x f
Judith Coplon
ToStand Trial
•On Spy Charge
Holdup Net» A Million In Gash
Trial To Begin T ues
day F o r Ex-Gov
ernment Employee,
Russian Boy Friend
N EW
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
S h 'r a lf r
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F R U .L V 1 J A N . 2 0 , I9 S 0
A sso ciated P re ss L eased W ire
U.S.DeTivers
Warning Bjast
At Bulgaria
Truman Wins First Round Of
House Civil Rights Battle
State D epartm ent T o
H i e a It D ip lo m a tic
R e l a t i o n s If R e
call N o te S t a n d s
A< I t n i n i - . t t . 1 1 tun B a c k
ets Dele.it South's
I lemur 1 .its And CiOP
till Iritise Rules Vote
\ s 'B i'k Mo' Kan Aground In Hampton Roads
W A S H IN G IO N . Ian. JO </»*)
l l i t L 'm lr.l S ta irs threatened
lo»la* in liir s k < li|ilun iaiii .e l.
lio n - m ill K u lg a iu iiiilr t * that Comm ount lo o n liv 'iilh d i.w s ns de
iiu m l In i ih r m a l l u l A me 1 lean
M i i i i i I ci P u iia lil H
I I r a lli from
I Sofia
1 A . \m e 1 u 4n mils te p ly iilg to
ilir U n i. in a n i n all irq u e .l w s i
I 01 i l t ii * l - I r l i . m l 111 the IJulganeii
g o k rt...u t.il m S ulla ll was also
YORK. 1 7 n . 2 0 - 1 / P i-
4 F « k ia l Judge Sylvctter J. Ryan
ruled today that Judith Coplon and
Valentin A. Gubitrhev muit Hand
Inal on *py conspiracy chanter
The ru lin g came after *ix w rek*
of heating* through which the
brunette e x-|o v « iiu n e n l g ill and
the Soviet cn g in re i sought to get
the indictm ent again*! them dis
missed.
'■9 Ryan denied defense motions to
throw out the cbaige on the giuund
that the govrinmrrit'i case depend
ed solely on wiirlap evidence.
T h judge o id r ir d
begin next Tuesday.
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R
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I t ANUINd 11111)1 IMP IT MONIV V A U ll, Thomas b L lo yd ( w lu lr a lu it),
cashier at b rin k 's Arm ored T ru c k in g Service inalu vau lt, Bustmr. |b « s
UaUiU vt tne tt ut t ! .tWd.tWO by seven masked t>-tn,Slta t)i<r, rnnrim .ui)
liu I I f i l b « i n all
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•*hen it * i.* ami- im*>i*.I
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] ll.as the n il . ...- -,r
whether 01
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that the tn a l
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r ft. h l.'irit Senate1l"tt%r Ml Ilil. s‘i'....HIIIVH got an
till I :» 1 1 r1 |4*|' . i t today fro m
lln* t.Jl .
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1iri.n1Ml • hi* 11 Mi a.Hey. ( h a irhim11 ,sf II.s* Ivin 1 • litn l- o f S ta ff,
J'Ut** 11 1 1 l.t* .-..miiiitiee in an
lit ill tilo.l •8 hill1 i»H,-rt.ig behind
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II.* 44 llt's'itlll pari.Hil l.y R .diert
I t h .41 ••It • hull 11iu.. of t Iih Milll'IIX i 1141*ttni 1 on. t. ultHH of the
ll.MIll.’ « 1•mini v1I011.
»*.lMls*l M. Mal.o.i
tl.-C u n it).
limit t*••191II*1It l«*4* . bait man, told
Meanwhile a government pro■I m liia lh impiiSMlilr tui ih r LI S
secutoc today likened Alger fils-,
t li|.It -in atu in it- iu ii in N d ia to carto Benedict Arnold, Brutus, ttier
Devil and Martin T. Manlon, a
iV nil it, Jut i n
federal Jurist convicted of “sellI br Am ei n an m ile edited:
(fcng Juetlce."
"A c .,., d.u g ly , unless Ibc B illSpeaking m tasursdly and in
g u n s i. g .u r i liliieiil w ith d ra w s Ita deep voice, Assistant U. 8. At
UNIV U S BAIIIISIIIP NOW IN SkBVICt Hit 1. igl.lv VI. ui..| ll-a lie lp lc lv .11 e i.iintt-oik III ILuiipIni,
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torney Thomas F. Murphy told
I I I V “ l o I I I V S M ill* * ll
It* nlM *rV*
He
ads iifar Norfolk \ j al ■ p.iinl kluiM 11 ,, I l.m .1 -U -t.. . 1- V\ lim toga win !■ m<1r 1 txlie.l lu I « A)
a federal court Jury in his sum
fllJ lh liM trtl |lit# I Itfll fttilllll si AillUltlft
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mation It should convict Hiss mi
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ii f t'Ulltlll* I ti n I *l»ll %*%l S l u l r * | # v <
Hlilalt Jg^igltcir ItUirlltlll li I li ia it VI r nglii il, w *> 1 ll 4 11 ail ill. t xI lilatf ti lit ll ll I jii d|i 1 •. I• | | I h(i 1 i,i|( hhi,u |
the basis of "the immutable doc
D efen se Mead C a l l s S t a, pt e S. u p-r e m e C o ti i t Hiily t iM ii "»*yt*t
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Mill* lit- .|.»rh nut
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perjury. His first trial last sum
I'nilt-tl .Sl-.lc- govrinmri.l will he
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Defense Secretary Johni-ui a * * ril
— Ih r .Stair of I luud.t i> pirpat Stall** ili|ili-nmtii- ii. i. - iiui I»mss
Tall, mustached Murphy point ctl today d ia l llic D ia ll A ct was „ j
n , t |iiii tini* Iriu p u ia iily lllllgullu llll.I ll'k fill III* ll'call ol
ed to the piles of government
I hi- Itulgai him illplnl.ialli ndsalon
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to Nrglori al it* wlolr lullrgrt d from ill* llulteit S lates"
exhibit* which th* government
’fit I msII.L
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claims Hiss passed to WhRUk- •lopping ihr tprrait of t'ommunism the Siipirmr Court rule- ptrrrnl
Mi-h.iwI.iIc h lug majority .if the
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arrangrmrntt for thru rdiu ilion till lli.ilril Null..n» Is *»|.cdcil al
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Plrading for cileniiun of the air not ripral.
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peal the hall Ulidt-i which must
llu io n ill-v u tti-.l w ith tile comlaw now due lo expiie neit June,
The plan wai disclosed for ihr memheit governments have with
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>*liri 4 11*1111 411 |*I|II.I 1 w r.v l.l ol
Johnson told the House -\rmrd Ser first lime today m • board of drawn amhassadkus ui lop Might
na tio n a l d a fe u ** in which,
1In* litt if iiy rn 1*1*9nl* . ilc* il...ol
M.ivlttii Inn Duiiiri u|l» u»i
vices Committee:
■-•untr. alon.lt- m sllvrt were
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controT inimlon of Dec. 21 si iiiliit'lei * from Franco Spain
llils was tli* view ul many
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“Termination of self .live setvic# lachad lo lha boatd'i amwar to
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llulteit Nation* delegates a fttr 1 I. h m a r s
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could well br interpreted abroad J iliif h v fu r Nrgror* wlm reel lo Hecietarv of Htute Oesn Acheion
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would sliptu.il such s pii.pns-ri l i n t , s - h < I* •- In I In- - n t .
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a id p m g ts in am i il.r N m ili c
, ,-1-.i-n-i l>. coiideiiii. Ilia presence ol
ni.pl.>. i I h and . i . - i h u - h llo- - -- 1 D 11 •uitiitisstirs! tit k r r n tstl m l
fl-H .I h.-Is I ou w I o- I I. hi I hr U ltliIat.1 ^fn}iun robbery was knocked ini
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t.-litnIm iilil lo t a r ahead on
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duwte,try.-local pollca today.
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k III.' >HM. I't.S.II of HkH.ll ll-, l
Bpy'nu- 1trimly Supt. John F.
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I)at)[u*aia. after-talking with Ml- lo extend. . .the d*ia l! .law
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aim pytlce that th* map apparently
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*I* I sm1*1! %«l 811*1 Ills x»||t|i I i tghlr Ills*
bgalifiu conaectlon wilh th* local seriously undermine die position ol p'|u, | l|ll
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d a latuluiinn ol tt.a I h - i rr. llv h yd l'n g ri. m il. In-Ill. .0 I In l o w I m . i o r i II. p l . k - U ' i lu ll ' ., win.
A a , man. Identified aa Arthur signer* to the N o rth A tla n tic F act' th e ir In s tru c tio n a l w h ile colleges. aile
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I g Id m a k e I l . r A l o - in h ol.
Lo^gjane, hi, of Englewood, N. J., Those count lies have then own te m p o ra rily u n til a d ri|u a tr factli- U N asnelrihly in Lon.Inn liaiin.a m l....... .. ......." , Ih r lu ll.-, m i.......... M l . . . .„7
||,. .It.i ,„ I . wi l r h l. k t f in ..m l In k in g lir r . i
Fi.iiicn Ii..in memlierslrlp in the
waa' picked up hy detective* whu
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flaagad down th* alreamllner Mi
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l-n v ., tii.H-l I., John I M .M o , il . x .
plication Iruin Franco Is ceils."
'JBth street yards.
p ra c r, sliow ing lists c u u lin u iiig 111 (a tilin>,s„<-i.i of tl.e courses suuglo Ill lull into tile .Soviet Kn-sian x
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Ii w.... l l , ,- is n l H e cii-ia ik o f
11 h< U hI m L r i l 1 l u l l , n i l i n t i ‘ mi ll* it.
Mraewhll* under order* from ten lio n o f lha w orld's g te a le il na I.V the N egioas a s 'to o n as poseihle 1., 10 1 he recurity Council.
t in . K . p ilx
n u ll, l.m .- . . . . .
|1(s |n f..|liis ll.u , . u in r ll-..n
1hu m
4 .ok
••i.t| 1114 sd New
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover,
ut the N v g u t college.
.-a 1 lion m lln . l...m li Ilia n I u .I i .-v h i .
m nlisi# who had N ilm tlly w ..il .-.l
In
Koumiss,
meanwhile
MaiUim
lio
n
lo
protect
that
paste.
i.c . .. M .
1 r . t k wax r MR | ll. 1
who took control yesterday, ex
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If, liowever, III* supreme court Clna.ig Kal-Hliek said lo.liy H»
Johnson said III* U n ite d S ta iru 11 ^ 14*111| *•*1
perts Involved In the Investigation
H usllaaaa Sta * • » • * U I
•tailed ihr hydiogrn lia-h 11 . "*il 1 n, tl, u.ulni.# si il.r w ill.. i.h salt* ' h r ^ d i . 11 , .1 . . 1 r 1 (Mill DGi) l.m . | * h iiiih c i t. n * .111 it ,.f the
co-ordinated activities. They con- ■m hafsailnr to Moscow had i r should rule such efforts do not
-1 • .onm vrcc
.'•inliniie I.) it- r If lung i-inoigl. i war* within lw.. k rn - ..1 IIClirLri* *| l l i r .s 11.1, .1 I.M. P 4 h r 11 *1 me llll'CI
.. fldeted the potilblllty of setting ported the p a ia a g * o f the peace inert tin- leipitreinents of sipul
-tu p "o m .i.itiH .- - ia i in ) the
esplo.lv
ill lu d , - o. i . h -. I.'I.II-* |„...im -iu g a hydrogvn hid...... I i p r
Kurluiidur
Win«
Over
tim
e
d
ia
f
t
act
lu
»H4H
••cam*
as
a
llr*k»
till
‘liilitf 1nhi | • ■1. K c 1 hxI hi Jay
W u|i a central office to sift clue*.
1.1
I l li r || . . . g l a m .< I . " ll lie j u r
have liv id th a t oiilv -•*"• ....... . I mui.I. 111(111 lu nvs iu . iih i.o w .-iln l
I lir educational i.ppoituilitlea for lie
h i 1will MM lilt* 1•ri,-eei t in t " A l l
Directives from Hoover's office th u .i.ln m is rhiH'k to th * men o |f th*c . l I’
| 4l4III.
1 rk
II.
tllliu . dl'glHH lH.npv.M l.IIH- Wool.I | ,,
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p W lgl.V I,c i l lof
HI.-II.
ViHilifiiK
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ruing
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lilb
u
ro
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credited
It
w
tlh
ig
r
o
*
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,
F
lo
rid
a
A.
and
Mcollege
poll
•f l|s III »l>l V4|i| h mm k La id lo concrlis-crv*s»d the nation to FBI
I .i.a k r It posMl.le
| | „ , liy ijio g m iH S iln u . wonl t •* 1ev-»» f *.| .l.k m i l . ' r.l in i i i i i y i * ii 1 i.» rht
urala
o u stin g n
......
— of tha fre* na Is aulhorlied to enroll the uppli
branches In key cltlea in the hunt boosting,
1* III 1II \ 4 "<>e pi .eiessive
tin
Ih
r
o
lh
r
i
hand,
I
h
r
pimpH.
l
,
ih
|,|
shvvii
tunes
g
lv
a
tm
r
n
r
ii'k
Hon*
o
f
Europe,
and
lir
lp
ln
g
lead
Haiifoid
leiinis
fans
Iasi
nlgl.i
cants and anange. for tlirir lu
I r n v l. l . i m.*i» Ml t l l f l f l l l 'llltl urge t b e lli tu
for rtlhe bandits who aeliad a mil io n * nr E
Kinder 1I 1at M i
lu
r
voccvss
real
on
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m
m
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hi
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lt
Ita
ly
to
v
o
ir
down
L'otu
m
unltiu
m
w.tnHi-.il |he reeolid of s tellestructluu at white colleges.
lion" ttollata In caah and a half
.10 I. o Irll w Im 1. . . . . U llrir-.m w l'**ll 1Iif 1'• 4t*f f •
lin e is that sea reel y t in
-u p ri in U n d e n t nt th liig l. a ltitu d e
o| i-sliil.llhiu malehes lu-lug l.el-l is c t i
\\ s* .• lllt l- •1 il l .44 -n.t a im - and
million In check* at the Brink's 1948
•
h
lllg
Is
yet
known
aho.il
llnd
r
........
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ut
l
l
s
i
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i
d
nml
llnil.r IU.,1 |... 11 a im m iig n- '"' 1• • 114 *•
Presenting
arguments
from
lh<
al I l.e Mayfslr lull courts will.
Armorad Transportation Company
• I.* h rtV lllt -id rira c k e d ,"
Zorn*
Board
Reportn
ta
ils
n
f
t
ill*
p
iiM
-ri.
of
i.
a
l.
iir
(
m
v
H
iilly
u
f
L
id
o
ia
d
o
.
w
io
tr
Ihal
purely
American
military
view
I' i .i Hot. Kiirlander as Itis hos| to
Ilf* «It 1
garage Tuesday night.
•* i i f f I "..-tu n ! helpT
his
liira
n
s
p
x
is
lh
lish
m
I
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-n
p
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il
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r
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y
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g
rn
h
rl
ii-iln.g players
On
Building
Rule
Local FBI agents war* assigned point Johnson said dial:
lit- -Him 1.a11r . ->...,* 1'll 1III •I*- III ll.»IM Sanf m .1 « prn•
log
lo
h
r
d
iti-o
v
a
rril
l
l
11
a
la.-l
II.s
i
..
oa
lla
ava
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ra
a
v
T
**«
l
I. Continued existence of s \
Kil.be Copeland, former Itollii.
» 1I* 14 r 4' *llli|( ll lf il 'n m .I hi th a t
toda'y to a co ordination session at
. III.- -p ra t. hi a akt- a
pi
draft law “would lie a precious
tnni.i.......sell and present llistro.
•Ul %*•|4t*w |.| VM H4
the office of Attorney General saving
to. k of llg l.l OpHI -1 I IIn
time
If
an
emergency
The
City
Zoning
Hoard,
arttni*
Francis E. Kelly.
Crack state, should require Hm tatu n i to in laM night on a City Conmils.l.... tor al llie llaytoiia Neal.reere clnh
lflli|i» *l
f > l't.niH ,l
“ V
Will. .........Hill ol. I I . tl.
il.a t
Is#—
I lo K.irlamiei 4-d, li-4, lo ri in
- "1 •'Ig T iil.tlf 1 g l. lr i 1 w ill be
local And private detectives also
nii
4...I,
N
ic
,
I'J
I'l
"M
r.
requesl
that
efforts
be
mad*
to
ducllona." If the Draft Law Is ................. —
**.......... . *" .1 bind fought match that hrougl.i
s
*
1
4
**
it'll
*
*•
aitehded th* meeting.
tha t enlists
f IVnid*- ! ,
* • * * .,
lu ll ...c If any HI A residential ares- nut a gallery of urarly Kill #nth>.
to die
Iff. nr Ii h f 1* thtl HIM tb,- drive.
Aa the .m anhunt entered Its parniivied
I ICpiHMlHi.I.a.I.
■lat
could he in.Nllfied to permit con- slastlc Ians, mostly from I Ire Mar
ILeaStauea
**
1
.hii
th ird ' day, investigators dung to
Ifiik n i d , 11 fstd e n i o f the
I .1.
.1 II " I f n . in ,
nn l In .all'.
.truction of smaller homes, report
loo visitors.
unW'a' lew thin les<M.
r 'liilti. l f i l tin- t.u, mess
•Mil *1
lilt* p .H -rn t hi a w ill. .1.. 184
ed that the Franklin Tarrace area IanCharles
Hot
Rml
Tag
Game
Morrison,
local
tent..The FBI automatically enlisted
null: I li.ll,H it and S till. li lf ,*| III./ lllt l ll 4.1 ll r club HecreIII •
near French Avenue and Twenty- play.-r and well known umpiir
M 1*
tha aid of mllllona of elvillana,
R i 4lllif "1 1 undquist,
1 .1 ill- , t . f l 1, and 1 is-- 1 . • ii \
S A A R B R U E C 'K K N . I In* Huai. vNil
Knd« In Shooting fifth .street Is the ullly area under officlateil at lha match.
O RLAN DO .
Jail.
20 - l/1't
banka and buslnea* establishments
r.i HI.Ilk I'll ll 1 c m ..mi-.. • s* *1 III* IIMMllltft It-m i the tw o
consideration whore the floor area
Him ll. H. Ilepatlineul of Agn U 11 N l—(/Pi T h f F ifn clt-sp o n so i Mi «
* last night by publishing serial
1-1I9t..
4 *4Ills'll • ’III I m* Hl4.1l* '4| sj ss*'1 1 I " ek ....... t. " t l. l II.Hi-l ...gi Saar govarimivtil .ium.i.iih-hi
can l.e reduced.
■i.lllire III a reporl of mhl-Jaim- h.
HAN FKANCIHCO, Jan. 20.
numbers of 2 t,uf>0 bills totaling
'I * ! ■'I...
M i -N'ctli
01 god a||
.lav
.littslic
ii.hshuihi -, 1lin'd -at III* •• t l) -It s'ifl tllllgj Itl I llr» illSJity
Manager
Clifford
McKlhMayor
Lew
Arnold
To
aty
coiidlinms
iatd
waim
Fl.n
tM,900 of tha fl.000,000 taken In (A*) — A Han Hruno, Calif., youth l>*u said the City Commission has
piolveting lid* SHinl-Buloiioin.mn 19aa itl .fl .if till* >|»4*llk?l, Ml I'll I I ...fir.t.fi'i I., niter.,1 1 l.e stalv winIda
weather
and
very
llgltl
rams
was shut and critically woundrd M-t a hearing on Feb. 2 to hear
the robbery.
Run Ear Leffiitlature k.vr* setting l.ack sum* Irncli it ut 1* fr.itn any piup*Kumlu cam |»'f|l*'.| 4 M'l l4*s tlf llllPt'llolt'l, | «aV ' ht coiifvihi.ce ,.f 1’iycevs lo b*
^
A top eaecutlve of the Insur last night after a hot rod game of pros ami cons on tills proposal.
It
11 I |t»l.lai, s*!lIt*f I\ l|| '4VS|| f I •»H held Hui.irda) and Sunday at Daypnign to return It to lifrmunv
i-topa.
t o.a Head.
ance company covering tha atolan automobile tag on a lonely stretch
I In tun* ii ' mI •• a|»4*i ieiii*rtE.
I'urliaiueiit
has
appiovi-.l
hills,
Mayor
H.
0.
(l.ew)
Arnold
ol
The
Zoning
Board,
he
declared,
Home
r*euv*ry
has
hemi
ms.If,
fu n d * disclosed th at had th a rob- of th.s roast highway south of tier*. suggested that Highland Park sub l.m.gwouil annoiinceil tmlay llisi
Mi MacNtell explained that the
wlilch
probably
will
hf
nffHct**.D •
•livtiMia M rif Mi
Victim of the shooting wan
in.waver, in lit* Pompano sec after a second reading next wnnk, j I s l i k 1“ M 8*I ***41 1
bar* arrived two days later d o ts
t u ilil Mull I d .th - m il vote .in I I ih ila th l the
division,
immediately
south
of
lie
will
be
a
candidate
for
the
Htale
to 910,000,000 would bar* been In Fred H. Hchoene, 20 .
tion, the report said. Inti pro invoking pvnaitifs up to »nv-y«sr ' ' 'III •••*•Ilt|»1l8*l III |lM**s8Mltt||t* *8II'| la y c e v i will li k e in iH teience to
At Han niairu Community Hos Twenty-fifth Street, be left In Legislature In Oroup No 2, *111.
the company's vault*.
duction will continue mi a rnr- pi is..11 terms sml 2lll),tl()0-fi an.' ! !*• ii ui ills' I fn*- ilH itfh t fu lly / mii \ tl.e II....1 hi I'.niim ittH H 1 nport and
lb*
HI
A
status,
but
recomnumded
Jcct
lo
the
Democratic
Primary
Henry Palmer of tha' Commer pital doctors said Hchoene had that carports and porchat, all Mr. Arnold added that lie reserve. if.VDt fines against persons wlm *!••«* in • k iiitJ iiilru te ii llm t K i i ^ I d I i w I.hI I ihi i I. h> w ill endorse (he re11 ..Hiliturtl
•*««• 8 || 1
cial Union* Assurance Company. been shot In the groin, shoulder under one roof, be allowed to the right to withdraw at any Iwlled basis for several weeks.
peal nffui 1 to l.e made against the
attack thw Hear guveriiim-nt nr
Potato
and
tumato
crops
In
and
arm.
and
twice
In
th*
legs.
Ltd., of London nnd Now York,
I lo .i.la sales la . It was decided
i. itistitiitlon, aprea.l rumors, stir
make
up
tha
1,000
square
feet
lime
if
promised
support
from
hie
Teen
age
witness**
to
the
shoot
1
1
id*
were
repotted
as
generally
1 that on Thursday nights there
, up trouble wltli tl.e Saar's neigh- R r |) |n * r Q i i u l i f i e H
required for area of homai to b* friends throughout Seminole Conn
E o r t.. sHii.l tl.e two voting delegatCi
ing
said
tne
gun
wteldera
ware
two
Is nearly that amount on h
lair to giH.it although slightly l.v- l.uts nr give “false reports" to for
uiiiiiatrucled.
built lu this section.
ty fsils lo materiaiixe.
Meanwhile, raids In th* under boys about 17 or 1H year* of age
A , 11 .h iiieH iing neared its end,
( o i i i i i i K S u i i u U * R a i ’i*
n.» n correspondents,
Th* Board turned down. a re
Mayor Arnold waa alectfd In hi* I hind normal schedula.
who
forced
Hchoene’*
car
to
tha
world ■Slums of Marseille and
French sources said the French
•Mi S tvm pei introduced six new
quest for erection of a filling sta present riffle* in Longwoud on a
In th* Everglades, harvesting
aid*
of
th*
highway
near
Sharp
Part* have netted fiva of tha hold
high comnflsiloner In the Hear,
I W I.AHAHHKK, Is.. 2tl.
i,|h iiinm hvi's who, lie added, are the
of Han tion at Mellonvilla Avanua and write-in vote on Dac. 7, IU4H after ol c*Ury, caht.ag* and potatoes 1 Albert Grandval, would approve
so
gang who ambitalwd and rebbed Park, five mlTaa aouth
Rosalia Drive.
serving ala year* aa chairman of
I'
S.
Hrnalor
C lauile I'upper "y o u n g , progressive type „ f man
Francisco.
tha City Council. H« cams to 1- activa amt winter potato dig tl.e 1.manures as soon as tlie fin- t i l I Is 1 to ilsy q u a lifie d as a can we need lit the Jaycee.
Pollca threw up road blockades
I l.v new m einbeis are, Ralph
.
r
m
t
A
a
m
a
q
b
Longwoud front Akron, Ohm, In ging has begun a Fort Mycra. n.rrnher Hear Parllamant takes d .d a if lu r re-electlun. lie paid lit*
In an effort to Intercept tha pair.
T h * lead
final action, possibly Monday. Pre |II2I» 'i.ia lify in g fee lu H ecrelsry I Cowan, Jt , Robert Kum blsy,
Manatee
section
tomato
harvest
Fir*
of
undetermined
origin
1984,
and
ia
a
citrus
gruwer
and
Cblaf' Deputy Sheriff Walter
•waatheart, pollca « » , w s u*«n
liminary parliamentary approval ol Stain R. a Gray.
t I Redding, P e n .a id L C.uthriS,
caused conaidarahla damage to tha real estate broker.
ll* Is also
murder ad, apparently In a falling Moore of San Mateo County said stock and content* of th* Tira and president of the Bemliinle County ing continues activa hut the crop was given yesterday.
G uidon Swain and Neal Angal.
ii.
a
b
rle
l
s
la
lfm
e
n
l,
l'e|.pei
he waa not- satisfied aa to th*
i, suffering from tack »f rain.
out among the thieves,
Under thai* laws no new polltl- said " I d e d ica lf m yself lo a slru g
Repair Hhop operated by Milton Citrus Growers Association and
Growing
conditions
have
hveu
-Bat two or tha gang still are cause of th* shooting.
cul
parties
or
trade
union*
can
he
THE WEATHER
Automobile tag consists of rival Reel at Thirteenth Street, and urganlted the Haldeman Brush Co generally satisfactory in central form 'd without parliament's ap , ' I I Htilered n e a rly 14 year# ago
missing/ arid with theta tha loot—
Oleander Avenue at iiktt o'clock, which he recently aold.
w ill. I ia n k lin i l R ouieveil I., pro»400,000 In Jewel* Halen from the drivers—aomatimaa involving sev Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland n p o rt.
proval, The new laws alao ban nn.t.- tha health, tt.«
I'iotUx
with
active
l.a.
vetting
JACK
eral car» — trying to force one
Nail salutes or emblems or “mili and tin- peace o f a ll the people .‘Italian HUM 11.1.E, J*.., 20.—
PH I KMT (JOBS TO MOSCOW
•d. Patrolman Jack Hickson and
High L t f
now of eatery and cabbage iu taristic" music.
another off tha road.
Max Baa* dlscuvarad the bias*
■■I our stale and n a tio n ."
MOSCOW, Jan. 80. - </P> - the Sanford area.
Atlanta
09
88
T
It
e
Saarbrutkceu
Z.eltung,
and
turned
in
tb*
alarm.
Tha Rev. Loui* Rc-Sert Brasaard.
Pepper was first elected Unit,'.I Poston
30
ALLBBGIC NBW8PAPKBMAN
Production of strawberri* a- newspaper which
19
reflects
the
!fcw < i i . (bay g n t h U m *
Roman Catholic priest from Maa- round Plant City should reach view of Pram ltr Johannes Hoff Stales Senator in IU3C to fill the Unibank
77
PASADENA, Calif.. Jam 2 0 M
of the two—Paul Laea had OT)—
IIORRIBLB
MISTAKE
sachuaetta. arrived her* today to production peak around Um first
uiiHxpiml term of the late Duncan Chicago
24
Allergy, SehmaUerey,. says
11
1 VlncinloUI. Tha iavaatl- newspaper
HULL, England, Jan. 10. — UP) take up nia dull** a* priest to of February: planting of cab- man's Christian Democrat Par U. Fletcher, lie waa re-elected to Detroit
editor Frederick O,
24
1
ty.
said
today
the
"unqualified
lad than* thiangh the Rimyon, what'a
— Seaman Jamas Pearson Is doub American Cathollca in th* Soviet bag# and potatoes
potato* In th#
th* Hgst*
Hast recognition of U. H. Secretary full six year terms In 1U3H and Galveston
to doT
78
U
dock*Ida haagatiU of Marka for the ly sorry. Ha was fined 8 pounds capital.
ings area la nearing completion of State Dean Achsaon on the IIM4.
New Orleans
78
M
r
Island-ed gsgatoa. to ■mmneww x .M.p ......... ta in Hunt (98.40) yaatarday for atoaMhir a
Rep. George Hmathera of Miami, New Vork
rather Brasaard, 88, who w si a ami cabbage harvesting ia under Haar question should atrip cur
... 81
88 . •
Man a* W il l and ta tagton Memorial Hospital for four-and-a-half-gallon bear barrel. teacher at the Assumption!*! Col way.
. 42
88 • ,
tain German circle* of their last J. 11. Horrall of Orlando and J. R Seattle
•»
Ha told thg polleaman who ar- lege in Worcester, Man., will as
Farm operations ar* active illusions." This referred to de Yearwood of Fort Mead* have Jacksonville
treatment of stttn s.
.8 0
-M
. rested himi
,
sume his poat at one*, lla will •itber preparing or planting mands by W ait Germans for announced aa candidates for Pep Miami .
.........78
Tl
“I mad* a banWt mistake. It officiate al Moscow’s Chunk of 8t.
........ .........l l
M
i*
Uto Saar with Germany. per'* position, but none has quali Orlando
” rt* s a ji
f , ‘ relinking
fied..
... — ------ s - i n i Louis «f th* French.
Tamjj* .h. . . *• .immsimSI
^ 0 * a « m * « * ■ N s t Thee)
M
it
k*.
«, N
N e g r o e s May
Draft Defended
A* ‘S tare’ Move A t t e n d Florida
Apainst Soviets
1. .-
Tlfuory Of Hydrogen Buinb Is A
rot t-ss Of !•'iisini*
A
W a r r e n Terry
Entertains Club
With Eight Opera
Miami Visitor I s
Freed As Suspect
+ In Boston Robbery
-.
‘
.1 y C4‘4‘N Launch
Viiiiuri! I)riv » T o
Cvi Now Mem hers
V
Hm ula’s Warm
I'Yeiieh Tighten
I Weather Ketanls Tropagaiula l>an
In Saar Hasin
C r o p (■ r o w t h
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H offm an Declares
Aid To Europe Is
First Line D efense
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If
Rotary Meeting
12,000 Persons
Ordered To Leave
Mississippi Area
i r n i t i n l f t mm ra g , oat I
now t>eIn* treated art re*tored to
useful life.
Mr. Dawson outlined the varloui
steps in building a home from the
acquisition of the property, the
hiring of an architect, and the «e-**Hog of tilda to the actual fin
ancing. He aal<l that one of tin
first thing' any mortgage com
pany want* to know before It de
cide* to enter a town la what kind
of I ai p * the home owners have to
,rnv. and he i»M that homestead
to Florida,
exemption t* a ’nia'fiefn'"^'
**'<*
1 f»iit he caiitlnned againnat the IniV-nitton nf other type a of ln»(
which iriliire the ahlllty of tha
RADIO STATION
W.T.R.R.
WRDNKROAT
4 -rn WMfurn JumhffM
*J-|0 Nin» n
P H IL A D E L P H IA . j . n . 17 — </P,
By Asooelefed PrPaa
Jambort*
The Army Engineer* and the t;: ji>:n Th^ #rn
— Paul G. Holtmsn today called
7 fi'rlocli Club
Red
Tross
ordered
12,000
rtaraons
7
i
l
l
lha Maithall Plan "a tint line nj
to *et out of a low floodway to 9,on I’nimlar Mu#lr
» -I 0 Morning DtvoMont
dafcnie for western tiriliration."
day an aineii'ttff/ plans went Into 9
i.& Mood* In Muilt!
Hoffman, Economic Cooprral'.in
effect to fight the blfTg— t Mtrals- p- nr* W -rH at NIB#
•
IS Pbll Itr^rl pi Organ
*lppl flood threat In 13 year*.
Adminiilistm and ditrrlor nf the
4i- Iff Dirk Alkvn Hlnga
Forty army trucks from Thar
B 45 Anv*l« fpar fn »r*-*d
Marshall Plan, pictured die aid
lesion. Mo, celled to the c**r'--e
1**7“"1*
•*■ profi'aii, » » ',y~comb*lt*nt in the
ninth end ef the fleodway. .ei'. a I j r. \ s> V ^ i A /Hr* 's Mtiale
.'bliltfl
J/ngaJiO#
aold
war
with
K
u
u
T
T
'
•old
Kuma.
Ja i-J l'tw e * " New Madrid nn<*^}"*? old. tlfw. Tioirowad. HI u«
trd* Point, Mo.
They were to I I «n Ofr-hpptrn
«• }/___ .
He addreitrd the Poor Hit hold
II -in .Morn* him v«ri*tjr
*Jlub upon receipt nf dial organic* home owner to inrel his mortgage plek up resident* of that area
Munir
l(iw
m
l
That Is where a levee plug mey 13 no World nf Nn«n
lien's medal of achievement. Hof l- payment*.
tie *U ded out.
Mtir)ly river 12 10 linn Club
He also dl«russed the oppnrtunr waters will then flow Into the low M i ll Tb*> flnnd Wngfsn
men wai dririilied in a club cit*
l no
l*o|iular Hfar
lion *» the " 2 f)th crnlurv prototype tic. fni John which rxlsl In a coin- hasin area. This will relieve the t If. |„t’ ln AtnrrliNni
immily mill the Importance of pressure on the river dikes ,l„«o . l 1 » Ml|S|rj*| VBflHlo
of Benjamin Franklin." Fta n ll n l.-il.g elite to find Bltolll**: job ill ■ttrrnm.
Khi Non* Mmnoli
Toilnv's film
•t the patrnn taint <d the club,
the prevent one I* lost, th
Tin- ,|e« Uton
dynamite thr .13 file
11U a At II m -HIu m
in
Hoffman **id that when Vyarhe- Importance of leaale values, the plug was vet to he made. Enci
Voiii
nn vi it«it i ,MV#r*» l*»f»gr am
dav M olotov walked mil of die need for an adequate ami depend oners said the evacuation order it J1
* M> lt»i|u*it
ntdc Inlnic supply the Importance was precautionary.
r. «♦! T i t . Ilbrtbm Hour
EC A
organization
meeting
in of i(iin1lty in building m atulslThe floodway la 13(1,000 acre* In
«s Tb** Mrlghi H|m»I
1947 ''it wat a <|e< |,nation of a and of cellnhle cnnatruitors. A I extent.
A 00 S'. \\ m
*•1at »»■( He,..,,
told war. It w «t a declaration of these fa. t i n ate taken Into ecu
The rain-vwidlen tributaries ..f «, M
2it Tvkl |,h. Homra
the great river have made It rise ** 1 " Siiori* I'hthiU
W " " J . I ('..m m .m um . . . . . . . .
* ’ Ifc A iu m k i .HIim Inir
slowly up Its levee*.
recovery in the free wodd.
hlk HI UK nil a flmid
George Touhv presided nver HiThe Wnha.di and the Ohltf Rivers 7
KoMfM fin i Lpdjr
“ It appears that EC A today meeting Visitor* were Introduced j were rising todny. Hwratlng crew,
S'» K|iorta I pranriAllUta
l» nnt what It stalled out to !«• hv III. A W Kpp* as John (!r»f sMndhiiggeil in southern Indiana
I 1. M'vnolrA »ty i ’m i Ip
It t) much more than Hint.
V nr Iff r 111»11
of tfork port, Mil and I.eRny Law • and tllinols to keep tlielr levee
Hit lirM|c,(p* if* He|.fir*ft
“ EC A has tiecome riot only miii iif I lei and.
walls above the lapping river
M*t i Mi*. Hand
a flrat line of defence for wes
S’Igilt dMIon
i rests.
I’MI
lle«d
Organ
tern cIvIHcalloil. hut an ln,t>qVincennes, Indlnnn, experts a
*l|>nrrit Kina of h »f
mentality
for
advancing
the Americans. I don't believe that flood crest of Oft 1/2 In 2JI feel
th
rit
Mtl.li
>
4
f
I
lit*
f
lllflf
lop a
a plan
cause
of
freedom not
mdv t/taiAlm would -t'>|>
ll h Intro a* rimp
it i •>) Friday. A in iy Engineer* -ay
America's freedoms and A trier ....... Id lie rnrneil through f
I m11fcl SMfjon«
<hey may save the (own from In
I *M|llIJll I Itf-I’
lea’* free Institutions, imt ft*'- lull fo.ll VVHI*
■It tl oill ■ wHfl Ml|llr
in all Ida lung life he never
U j l h * crest doesn't go 1 -•
dom ami free Inslitulions w o n
I 1 *ti
where.
quit * jolt half done.”
Mllh Off
The normal flood bulwark* me
“To regard KCA a, any lea-I Hoffman
said the Marshall
hj .
Hchooll,ov. I,el......
than that la to rrvfiil b
IMhii n*>l nilv Is KHllKt ccwifimi- |r
vnltmti’i'r *^ ^ * *w || *** ^
lack «f kVHiwlHlRr Nlmm till.
i nilv
tHflhlrallv . »>ut »HbI i
n - n4
W l » f ‘HtiTk ill* Kilt VTulV: '
”
If H 71 lit
Hundred*
are
Irornvlr**
sonic
. u s i I s m S e m m Fee* fleet
Hoffman'* nflilimg wbh hnsiM
"A
\ f l u f f m u n MiitJ*
"f them quartered In box car*
the case we have here la that
in lh«*nrf*tlrHl pirn hi Iru n th n **w#» have ha*l a way, in uur hn
'd one inllroad convetlng and
k> acpepl tha |»iinH|>|pa uf f«»r fury, uf lining I Hr* right tiling in Illinois, Indiana, and Arkan.n
nid.
(of no utiirt r^HMuu fhnn thnf «t The victims art from the hank- pie»*ing to posses ii competing
of the Waluish. the I,title Wabash, roilinad
company
against thn
AnH. Hi> rum-ludnt, Frgnkhn wm flit* right thing.
"wouhl appruvp wimt wn nm ifu
’Ami thin flrnim on »»ur pn»t and the lllliniiia shore „( lire (lint. vishes of 1*H per cent of its
Hnowshucd residents of nortl. equitable OWliers. “
In r In hi Ip gut F>nopr* i»iirk *»*» bn4 hf*i*n aiw»vi» ni*ifUhnf*fiB nnfi
The trial Judge rejected the
ftft ffft Tu him. that w«ulii iiihki*I niit»vp
*t If inh'iful
Ffurn fin* ern Michigan plodded around In
•cnnnmfr nftiuv It would npp< il u r v i>«*frinnifig Amarh'iinH had JM Iin lie* of fic*h snow. Dense ICC |ilan of merger lou-auae “ hr
to hU common ^nwr, Um, In* .» tcn-c rtf nil "don ahont A met Imi fog, clouds, ami driixle covered iccogniicil that ,Ht. Joe bought
t i i l i t he knew tlmt Ihn mrul ih p ! Tlu*v liHit'VCrf thnl the gfpat ind most of Texas Imt temperatiiir, the bonds with the desire and
ful charitv la that rhnrity which i»feod aoclgty which thty w *n» there were from the upper 40s l« piir|Hise to use them In own,
c'liitrnl and run the debtor (F lo r
f l l w i pfnplfi nliovc tin* need of founding lion* wh*» nut f«t tli««*« the nils.
ida, East O a s t tallinad.t''
charity, x x <
own good only, but for the good
.lustier Holmes dissented ray
“ Unlike a few of Ills fdlow
>f all mankind.”
WalkoutH
ing. "Ho- fundamental rrror that
Infects the judgment under re
It'ealleaae r i s e Fee* near
work m Alabama ate employed by view and tiriessilales holding l l 4
reversal in the holding that th-.
ity iittriH K m i s t e r
idhei the United Stale, Steel Cm
— _____________________
„
u ,
statute doe* not net mil a nier
potation 01 Hrpiibln Steel ( nt|Hiia *•#., „*
p ,,.r „*,..| C TM 'R t'll S E R V IC E S
made pictures of all the tuhrrs |„,n
, ,,, , (lll(
rgrr was
mergrr
St. James Evening Service*.— groups. We solicit thr I’ravrre
Aliotil 1(1,60(1 IVnniylvama soft
one of fore, and that the
7 tlB P. M.
Ilf all, that God will Ides- the
Procession
of
Choir
•nal digger, a te .taving at Imme out
........
*» ^
Holy snung usher*.
I .1
, , ■ , , I
1 Iiawuui l, , ltM'ipa tamdhidder was not th*
Holy Hoi)
ol the »latc s lnl.il n| 100.000
,,wt)(.r.
the
The
Youth
Revival
al
Order of Bn vie*
(if God i« going no. Mtdull/rr) hand* id picket, rxlrnd- | The dispute over the Florida
Rispomtlv* ItmillMg I.it) U\ t 'hutch
diagglng for
•d thr IIP ((Hit Id it, now Wlllk ii'driiHd Ims Iiti'ii dr*ggln_
Rev. \V. S. White Hlid nmgreg* Mauv Binds ate bring fit,among the
youths
We truly w hrir two t'ambit* ( minly pH* and light yearn. First In hearing*
Mon.
Hymn IRH 0 . M. “ Father 1 thank (iml for the chlldten hav duke into crntial F'enotylvant-i befnir the llileistate Cummerc*
t'nnimlsalon
and then
In thn
ing n mind to serve the laud,
Stretch Mv Hand To Thee".
rmirta.
pirparlng for that (ireat Day In litter m Indiana l minly were bq,
Prayer- -Rev. C. !,. llnsttng*
When the plan of merger wa*
ed In clo»e. The Camhna tintiev
tlcb le Htliely t« como.
Poag - - “ Yield Not Tn Tem|da- mine, wltf
adopted hv the ICO, th* tornare owned by tlelhlebem Steel
tloft*'
mlsslonera were split fl-to*b In R*
S 11ml 11 v School iqiened on its
Chnlr
No. I furnished
the
favor.
Usual time, with Kupt. N. Illi'-k Company.
Music, Mr*. J. Riarey, I’iatllsl
In l.lk ('minly, Uenntybam*, a
Rcriptuie Heading -Joshua 24 ; ailing secrelary Norma Boyd at
their post of duty. Due to the 375.000 ileam thuvel wd, damagnl
V o k c I m H I c*
MB
latene** of Teacher lletid*r*o,i
Decalogue Humtnarv
at a atrip (unlace) mute 111 a my<
and
Brcwington,
Mother
Brant
I'l'KHM
N VIl.I.K Jan 17— IA t'i
Mi*slonarv Itea'llng Itev, W.
T l.- K-.l-ral Hiair Mntk-I N»w
ley look charge of the clas»e* letiou* dyn,unite explosion. Ownri
8 . White
H-rvl.-r
M
il, \-w York marker on
Blessing nf Mission (lift, Ryv. Many thunk* to Sister Brantley. Hatty W. J inlv of I’lltiburgli raid Floitiia (riilia , 0,1 v-galatiles:
Banner
t'lase
»«
>
Class
No.
I,
At...
aili.a
( 1- 1- 111 , 11- fair 1,,
Hatting*
llir mine bad not hern in npeialmn
*""* qualliv 2 Un 2 JV f-w (all
Rertrimi Hymn Nn. f>M “ My Sletiu Brewlngtnn, teacher Thn retenily.
ipiulii, j .*:< r-x x in- an.ni i,mil
cill hiislaatu wn* gicnl and the
:.* i *• poor In nrillriarv
Beloved"
Twenty state pnlli emeu a riv IIv ?V 1 IS
- I Mi
Buhl, selected fI ••im .Ii k Iiiih 24 ; ciuiipeUtlou strong nmottg Cl', is hi might intis the county t.< supple OUrtUt
H im -i. i l l - |,iiif
j ; li.
|
and
h
who
wa*
right
tbete
lh "But A* For Me, and Mjr
Ill
<ail«
in
r - » Mai. a- »•
rtiF
nt
n
six
m
an
loindetailed
to
looking on Evening Snvice* wns
Haute We Wl|l Serve Hie I.mil
H
im ,, i.-an1
>ii-h-l«
lltrln
a l--good.
Sermon
by Ml*. patrol mini roads there have lllat k Val-nttup* r-,v
X .in. t>»
Topic: De«dsiiin Making Fur veiv
been
numerous
irpnit*
<
•
I
roving
ponrar .1 nn X So I'l-ntltiil' * nn
God.
Rev.
Whit* preached a Blanca Humphrey, Subject "Ya picket, [n the men
4 till (no ' Mi ponrar 7 M>.| )n
Must Be Bmn Again". I'retlilont
great annum
Wax t - » * tin
•
One
district
official
of
thr
Unit
Llller Brown was In rhaige uf
t.llii* t.-an« 1oiah-l« 1-w luil.1
P rayer- Rev, W. S While
ed Mitt* Wotker* 1* siiiving in nvara 1 I I ) M
the
Kevnlug
Herviren.
Kong- -"Amarlng (trace"
■■--i, ■aldini* m inch r i h i ,
uel thr miners back at worn In
Opened |toma pie tented by
tal-p 1 mi Ilia- -Mil I* ,ft l|„
Youth
Movement
Is at It* Fine with UM W preanlant John L. ■
k*l*
I MI
Rev. W. H. White llrnther Tnm height with Preildent H*ndar*un Id'wl*' suggestion the) end llietr
I'aliliaa- 1 v, lip-lie) tioxv* tin
Halgler took charge for Ste- In charge.
lo-ntlc
Itmmil Ivp- I 2S I JS m ..i
(trike.
ward,. The board and club* mede
I Mi
Illahnp R. M. Hannah, Paatur.
Dlstrlcl [our ptealdenl t cell J, Iv t'nqllf
low--r
puny
-virvtimjnil
their report*.
Slater A. Ilemlaiiun, Reporter. Urhank called officers nf I 111 local '■•**►• lt»
tir»ati|.tr romtlMiin li*-l
Vlaltoie; Mr. Thomas Jefferunion* to a Thuraday meet Ing aX I r>a 2 , 4. |iimr*r ruiiilMiiii , 0-t i)
H it, Doe Jackson, J r , Mr*. C ar D E A T H C LA IM S MRS. H E S T E R
im i, inI.-i •
iiii-ii»t>
* nn 7 in
Monongah, W. Va. lie expressed (*lr
qhi*II, v U u I M> iiritln.try
rie Gray. Behring, Fla.
O W NER
confidence that when miners "uu- qimllty 2 nn.jnn plcklax lot).
Doxology-Banedicllnn
Mr*. Hester Own*,, citlaetl of daratand th* program of the
Iia ml-lion- 1
li nali *I cratas
Rav. W. B. White, !>a*tnr
thla City, paeaed Hunday IB:tB union they will return to work.” l AD- tin
Mr*. Willi*, F. I'reitnn, Rec’y. P, M. at her home. Mra, Ownea'
Kaatdant nn **ll-s rspnrleit
Abount 10,BOO Weat Virginia
Krnlfvt-clilriiry bu*li«l* IIS -In n .
Reporter
palling come* a* a great ihocli miners are out in the strike which t*iv
t i l f-w tins quality 1 10
to her family and Friend*. She began a week ago yesterday over
Kttsrol* toiatiet* I.H -I.io. tew
hlah •* 1.16
A C T IV I T IE S FOR T H E W E E K , wa* a member of Allen Chapel
Leltuu* eastern crate* ilia [|a*
» T . A M ES A. M. K. C H U R C H A. M. E. Church of which Rev. dissatisfaction with tha U M W 'r
lew Iti*.
inability to obtain a new contract tun 1 diner, l i m i t s
Tueaday Night— Prayer Cla*» A. C. Chandler la paator.
few I J* poorer in IS llnmaln*
Even
aa
Urhatdk
spread
th*
Meeting • Rrolher
Anilerann
L.
Funeral
Service,
for
Mr*.
I f*-I l», poorer I oo-l.so, few in
Brown end Brother Rnht. Rami- Own** will be Wedneaday, Jan. word nf his meeting, miners form
picket
hands tn spread
I.line* |/s bushel carton Per
ere. Presiding
1
18, at 1:00 l>. M. at Allen Chapel ed new p
elans varlnue eleex tew xalee I (il
Wednesday Night— Rav. White A. M. E. Church, Rev. A. C. idleness Ihrougboul th* Weat V lr I. 1S. lew i nn, earn# l.nn.t is
Celery is inch crates ilolit-a.
yeipieata the pmaence nf all the ('handler, officiating. Burial will glide field. Their numbers were
swelled hy picket* from adejacent heart 14 rtoten (ew h i . 1 |n,
tntateea to meet with him 7:311 be at Georgetown, S. C,
1
so-t.iio
4 do* l . i i - i nn. 1 dos
f ./ M .
Benldea her devoted huaband I’eunaylvanla.
tts-l.nn. 1-10 das few i.on. xir*
In
western
Pennsylvania,
where
few
110
Pascal typa
type 1 -I
.|U
U dp*
no*
r
Night
Thuraday Night— Tha 8 taward* Rev. E. W. Ownea of thla City
-4 tin, 1 doe 1.11I.. 4 doe
riot Fan
I nn
wW^maat at the Church
______
and a Coualn Rav. Black of 47,000 of the district'*' fid,00 min I IS
Pepper*
bushel*
,
Calif Womtsr*
•ertsiay
Night — Choir •Ma iter Oviedo, other relative* of Goorgo- er* stopped work, a mas* masting best large l.ie - 1 .00
n., smallsr 1 .0#r n d Johnaon will meet the metn- town, H. C. anil a boat of MrtQW- of miners was called at Browns I 11 , ptiorer qualityr, ' n -M O , reds
1.40-6 on other Oilllroe*
|yp » Je
Urns* trps
lere of Choir Nn. 1 at 7:30 P. Ing friend*. Arrangement* ore ville Thursday. Committeeman A l- inn,
tew i l l , amsllsr I I I , poor
In charge of Eichelberier Funer thone Brown of Maxwell local of #r quality i on. 1 in. mostly I II,
Rev,
White, Paator
al Home with Eunice I. Wllaou, the union relueed to say why the
,1
■, 'V lew t IS. Atialieitne
meeting was railed.
l.oa.MS. Iialinnelle- J tn -171
fire. Wlllla P. Praeton, Sac'y- funeral director.
Radishee
II qt hash* red* ll*
Brown
eald
action
of
th*
Union
■ IC K M EM B ER S : Mol bar Rhorim ln-t #0. ■
Company, ■ United BUtea
Mr, Brother Jamaa Craw - C U R B Y M IN N O T T , JR . T O B B
Bplnach I I Hick celery crates
Corporation subsidiary, In «*voy type l.iu-l.ln
-------------------Altemeao Dixon.
HONORED ----------WITH b i r t h d a y
cutting oft miners' credit at min lee’Vi*
H buahel* Itallen type
PARTY
CHURCH o r HOD
Tomnloee bnahels poor to urdln
and Mr* James Mlmott ing town 1 tores I* bringing new
ary quality few |.||
;H of .Ood at Hickory of 1100
0 W. TThlrtaanlh I t m l hardship to diggers’ famlllae.
’ ___ _______________
J
“ Wa
had tn send children off to
Street, will honor their little iftltdaon
ndson
_
„
w
hool hungry
tkelr Twenty-Ptftk Usher* Curby Mlnnott, Jr., wiUi • Birth- Mh«*l
htwp-y 1around here today,” There are ifu piefe slonat Ice
ired grimly,
hockey teams, representing an
raery.
d * r.I>rly. Jen. IT, frog. 1 ^ 7 P. Brstw^deentred
wHh
UMW leader predicted equal number uf cltlee, In Ora
M. Little Curby wilt
Unlletl States.
wlahee to thank tl|< Ing hie 8*eon4 B lb o w y . w » tha min* atrlka would spread.
t responded tn tha wish for him maay many happy
aad much honor to uah- returns.
8t. Paul Baptist Church
SICK
k’ l C 44 V < •
ervtce.
Wa are happy to leant *t Ika
IN 1 H I A I K
re. Brantley
11
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j
Railroad Merger
<.
if/
Coal
COLOEjtKD NCWS
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Market
iw.tr
ir
w. 8.
Jtx% »BS itW 7«
a
“sZ,m-C3!
Jacl
■ S S S fe r
m e then and
9od« Shop And
A
TONIGHT -
WEDNE8DA V
B A R G A IN P R O G R A M * D O U B L E P R A T U R I
P,
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"M O riB B V N M M t r r B T A B T
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Yoniw Mother
M
Young
Is
Freed By Court Of
Hatchet Murder
Trumin-Congrem
H anford Schools T o
C eleb rate A rb o r Day
(Caattased F ra n Fag a (teal
lion leaders fought a RepublicanTALLAHASSEE, Jan. 17. —
southern Democrat coalition for
fSpecial) — At least five schools
control of the rules proposal.
The coalition had grahhed the In Seminole County will |o>n with
il tie
bal* w’" a move for a quick vot* over 200 Florida school* In
'-'■'erratic* of Arbor Day on Frl-*^
N EW A R K . N.
Jan. 17. — /Ah In the H ruse.
— State psychiatrist* aa* a pratty,
Meanwhile hackers of straight day, January 20 .
23 -year-old mother hat tome out out repeal of oleomargarine taxes
According to State Forester C.
of a long- horrible dream caused today Mat a dairy state substitute, If. Coulter, about IN) school* are
by th* birth of her daughter.
W In 37, in a Senate test.
i.lanCiog yvstri: -ytn* sftdtlrfifi" , upWhile atlll In that dream world,
The margin Indicated the oleo piled hy tha Florid# Forest Rerv.
called a post partum (after chiht margarine repealers had control Ire. ?(• «ehoe|a In d**P South
birth! paychoala, Mrs. Jacqueline nf the Senate and eventually would Florida are planting tfnplral tre*
Ms He Rtelnhauser was accused put ttniiag,. their measure, already reediings, and many other* ar*
ikA'ilitug hec tmOttr '-1>- harking passrd by the House,
idnntlnr: tr»»* seriirrqt locally He
ilm hi tlmea with a Roy Remit whose stale I* a big dairy pro said this observance of Arbor Day
hatchet.
ducer. planned an effort to lack will exreed that In any recent
Yesterday
May Essex County Judge "civil rlghls" amendments to Hie years,
Joseph E. Con Inn set aside a mur- repealer.
Tiie school., tn hold Aibor l)* y »
d*r Indictment against Mr*. SteinDebate on these could run at program., in Seminole County in
hauser on the advlra « f «|y P * "-[ length and perhaps lead to ile- clude: l.ymntt High School, Lake
. hlatridt* and assistant county pro.
„f the measure,
Mary Junior High School, HoldsTiie appearance of the fllvlson senitor Edward Gaulkln.
1 :in [he welfare front, thr Tr.t horo Primary School, Midway
Rymidinny Orchestra at Kiixaheth
They said she now I* "ruin- man admlnlstrallon today n-h'cd School, .‘iniifmd public school*
llall Ktidav st R F M. is one nf plelely recovered'1 and recommend Congress to expand the ancle I sethe highlights nn the univrrilty'* rd her discharge from Trenton curil v program tn cover prur
One uf the National Basketball
calendar nf events fur the year, State hospital for the Insane.
tlrally all employed persona— a
lew school* can hoaM a full
broader extension than the House A* sih intlnn'a official* this year is
Mis.
Rtelnhauser
has
no
recol
fledged symphony oreheatea, and
Metric
Arnovlch.
ex-NationsI
Voted Iasi yrai.
Condor tor
Kaurea Buxton
has lection of the bloody scene in the
It also asked that benefits bn l/eague liaHehall slugger.
kitrhen
of
her
home
last
year
that
developed at Kletann an cirguiilxa
Inctcmed more than Hie llmise
I Ion whose concerts Invar laldy ended In the death of her fathrr, hill provides.
Hockey tenmn use almut 7M)
Edward
A.
McMahon,
the
stale
draw rapacity nudianer*.
These desires were outlined to 'nil-key stick* n scft.'nn.
psychiatrists testified.
Hie Senate Finance ('uminlttee hy
The doctors said her mental ill Arthur J Alttneyer, the .Social Se
ness was caused by the birth of her curity Administrator. He was He
laughter, Barbara Anne, last May. fit at witness at heatings expected
Rhn suffered a type of amnesia to last »5*> days.
Altmeyer also urged a bigger
I V K K I.A N I), .fan. 17. — IRpe- from that time until she heram"
dal I
I«r. Sofia nurUey, 22 - aware of ‘ waking up In tha stale tax lake for aoelnl security. II"
hospital”
after
electric
shock
recommended that the tax b*
yest ,.|,| principal of a girls high
levied O i l the rirsl 14.(4(10 nf a
sdiool In l.lron. fern, is visiting treatment, they said.
In setting aside th* Indictment. wnrkei's annuiil income.
Florida chmthern College here aa
Coder present law. the tnx now
pair of a survev nf American Judge Cunton said If Mr*. Rtelnhauser were brought to trial she is I S percent (but will rise to
systems of education.
latei yrarsr ami applle;, to III"
I ..... rile her ym.th, the attractive I
'*
'<* •rt«u i,U I
(li-.t >;i-(H»r r>( ii.i nme Th.. II"IM<
r*
TElurallnn
incri,.,. degree
,t:*rn„ from
r.„.„ the
ll... Uni inawni- at the time m tn* staying hill wonld apply
ppiy It to the first
Eljpxi.
versity of Lima, founded In IB5 I,|
fin coverage,
I lie peillnent
the oldest university In the We^t- 1
(iguie, me these: Hie piesent iiiw
rm hcmlapliete.
c
covers about .tfr.OOOJMH) workers.
W bile In this state she will al .0
The House hill would add 11,(><*)•,pull
vi-ll Hie University nf Florida,
Nn push
F i« »
litNI, liringing the total to 4)1.000,Flotilla Slate Unlvetoity, Rollins went on, came only after Franc" 000
No tugging woe
College mid Ihe University nf M ia-; made a number of roncnaslons,
Altmeyer recommended specially
And yon Just go
im She then will tour Northern Including agreeing to a slowdown that the program, be extended •<>
The door goes up
high schonla, colleges mid uni- of Industrial dismantlement in fi.fiOil.lWM) farm era and farm work
vei dtloa.
We»t Germany.
ers who have never been under
Meanwhile tn Berlin potential the program.
(me piece conatructldn makes
Herman unreel over the Haar
As for payment*, the nilniuMini
Hi: ntul thr quickest of all doors
loomed larger
today
a* both „a ...........
... w.................
retired workers
can get niub'
M N M iH it «tr%rr. i m i u k i m
France and West Uermany etublow ia 'gin 11 mouth ntul
to install. Welded construction H A H H I.r
liqrnly claimed
special
right*
niiuiimim amuiul JIB Undei
K ^ riiM I Ml. .VI
no holts or screws to work
T li w ffillir wifiK i»l lift rwiKir »*•'! over the coal-rich border area.
Hi,. Honin' Idlt, these rimiccs would
louse. Only 2 ” headroom re
•It# |itvtilifMt, * en.f1 f|t«. Jmiifgirrl
France, occupying the 738- rlae to I 2 h nml *Hl respectively
St.*I f
w MaiN-t
ful
quited.
Can't sag, warp, rot or
-quere-milr
airs
and
hnldlng
foi
those
already
dm
wing
hrnefllit
flin *■ wfi|il tn T i »i' k»*r »• *Mil D*>al#rt4
-pecial trade and economic privi Fnt those who began drawing
tif> li* 4 I* M Inn 14. r>4(l
shrink. Ruth single and double
•1* *ftm T«»ridFrKf •cm . IK'D
leges there, is reportedly seek benefit* later, Hie maximum would
il'iuin nnvilnMe . canopy nr
‘ itmlnri
I In M|>r IS.wfJ
ing to lease the Saar’s valuable lie trt'.l to start, Iml thin would
IlFNIM* 5 1<1III44 lit! tipi M no
mcedlng type.
coal mines for B0 years.
rise slowly, yenr-hy-yrnr to tHI.
IlMRT |*o|* Ill
tint |j j C
lleKlN
l*Mi lb li II oc t IS
^Teet German Chancellor Kon
I'lMidRi Ml 1,h Itau 1
MONTHLY TERMS
*'-i MimR'FK 55 1#1 Cit » !«*» l.llft rad Adenauer told n news con
ference yesterday he disagreed
■I'mli hn(j r,
« 'tl|fl«*N4F I *|*■f *•|/ ' *11 11.35
with French Foreign Mlnisier
H BlIlBlllA Pieertv FiM«P IIHFl
1 mtllfltiHri
1 'rs t i l l
Robert
Helm in an
on
“ many h of| PrHnklln Trrrm'P m i IhUvUI mim
1 ■■•'irrl/(*fi4.
points"
including
French
coni
I Blit V
Hu lUkln IS JR
« im
hrtw irn
West
Twentieth
and
coat rights In tha Sear. T h «
r : i
»>i»iy UfiltUn•
c n ll
* rv. I'm u b I
DM ISM
1 :s Saar and It* coal mines belongs Twenty-fifth Streets. Fetich Ave
nna and Hie east tide nf Osk
l KKiiUnr
Hn |Ukl If.Sf»
1 ;s to West Uermany, he declared
Avenue. In Finn Heights, the enst
I Fillin' lr«titi|, Dr v
The
question
of
future
control
V*r)t
v I* A PM.
tfFti*ri<1(tiif suw f | fin 4 10 nf the* Seer, raised during Kchu- side of Dak Avenue would also be
Included said Mr. Knycr. This h i cm
f'krii
Hu IIi»r jlOll
219 W. Srd
P h i’ # 9
matt’n so-celled goodwill visit to was aelerted due tn Ibr fart that'
k h Iohr,
Mr**1-f»
Dut lltli I ti
I.no Germany, has brought Into lb* residents them nffeird no olijecl ri*4i« Duyllali
flu H i t It An
1 n Open old bitternesses between llons at the meeting.
l‘h|»|t»l«.
Fiance and Germany. Ami It fan
rMitcf
Hu firikia linn
ned the propaganda war between
I'lilttliu* lUd III l ■w
S A N F O It It O K I S N o n n l.
H H
I So lx). Ilw| IS SU
1 VS East and West Germany.
ItflllUtlB*.
( U R N O N I I . A 1 tt. ) i
(t had repercussions In Lon
Irnl
II11 K«kt« IS nn
7 7)
don where sources rinse to the
T l i r F L A S H IN G A V K )U
H/j nn nli.
ful lu w
( I n 11(ir |A nu
I,.ut British government said the proTijrnljift, KiirfflF
, posal to iriiae Hnat cual mlnea to
Tiu»
I'm Mdi I I!l
I the French might “ prejudice" the
T urfiu t'»<*•
German peace treaty when It Ir
I I’ltik h1
I ‘ft
1 ie>ii*-4i«hi(n t.jMihtb 1 1 nn t »n finally written. Roth Adenauer
I I f HI 9
nnd Hehuman agreed that the
Mtmi<rw
Hot
5n
Saar's future would not be de
HmitFft mi
Iftlfic .ufi
Hot II 15
j.ua termined until the peace treaty
T miisf Miiwb
• V lit*i II 50
i ts Is concluded, hut In the mean
IUcFl|tii* HBttifdAr on th«> Hti.i
Starring
frrrl Hint* K«lrtn#r Mmkwt w in time the French teamed set on
inkns paiksins
developing their present economic
Shelly
Winters
'—
MoeDonBld Carey
I . - 1,1- 0.1 -iiiv on U r -n i-,. rtltill) union with the seml-autonomoua
on <lr-pefri.lt
which rules
llsiilina (Mills h— vy. Msrk-I Heat government
K l l ) l > l I S C M i r . I t 1 / A I VV \ 't
l I I i
I Inn li-ioaii.t Islity S""d tnriiy. 80.000 Saarlander*.
Orillnsrr t.. Fair qii-llty sellliis
l*ss Ilian prlrss i|lint—cl.
n
Peruvian Teacher
Visita State OillegeH
iwr;:
■ f'°" «»"‘H th."t<h: rr lr;r""y
s
Choose Strand Steel
Hoorn From Hill's
Saar Dtapute
Stale Pnrni«rH >larket
("ity Dump
MILL LUM BER
SU P P LY YARD
NOW SHOWING
First Central Florida Showing
“SOUTH SEA SINNER”
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In tiH ity T h m la Strang tliTo P rom t the P u t* of th« World;
To groaoto the P r a m u of America.
To Prodac* Prosperity for 3»nford.
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C a n to r h W trn lh
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
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P'oir ind continued mild through
Thursday.
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O R ? B S ! ^ E D N E 8 1 ) A V J A N . 18, 1850
N o . 10ft
Ass'iclnted Press Leased W ire
Rescued After Adventure Os Floating Icecap
Showdown In House
Rules Battle trip s *
Jr 5
Set For Friday
Oleo Tax Repeal Row
Is Nearing Climax;
Truman Delays Talk
On Tax R e q u e s t s
r ilB
Red Invasion FleeT
Dealt Smasfiirig Blow
1
.. . . S l r f / l ■
I
I
:
Chrysler A u t o
Harry Vaughan
Worker’s Strike Reprimanded In
In Pension Row 5 Percent F u s s
Nation’s Police
Hunt For Clues
In Daring Theft
Nationalists C l a i m
2.000 J u n k s Sunk
Off Hainan Coast;
Achcson Hits Red*
l A I I ’ f I i 111 m oil , J in . 18 —
W A S H I N G T O N ^ . 18— (/ P jOn N iln io . d t , i thine,* comWarring group* in the Hour*
$ 100-A - MonthPension Report Of Investiga nuitdri o f 11.; i in Mind re p o rte d
agreed today to a showdown vote
ih .il t i l i n g K ii - S h f k a ir$1 Million In Cosh Is
O f f e r Rejected By
tors Raps Triimjin's I(uniglii
Friday on a rule* change that could
n l t r m d i i .iv , h id l i l i d r the im Biggest Loot In His
United A u t o Union
bottle up civil
right) Ifgiibtinn
Aide l’nr I. ,t x i t y p m d m i i(c d ii,-. i -m u o | | | l r b ig
and other pail* of (hr Tinman
1, 1.llld llllp ." -d d r tory Of U. S. Crime
W \ S I U N l« r o N , Ia n IH.— uV i
WASHINGTON, Ian. 1H— </!»>
program.
I In' H un in giouml *omnundcr
— R obert N llr o lu m . g r n r r . il
Mai Grnrial H u n II Vaughan.
NEW VOItK. Iso IN. — <r>
Speaker Rayburn announced die
co u n sel o f t h r N 1 finn. 1 l l i t . or
,,iid ihr tv,.. Yiimnihsl icrvitf*
—
A
Mark
('atlillsr
hearine
I ’ ic s id r ol I III m a n '' n il h t i n
a id *,
dccition after a huddle with ad
l t r l . i l ions Hoard, -a id I ih I i i i |,r
ti.nl sunk limit' iii.in .’.IHH) invasion
.Mnaaarhnarllo tirrnxe plnlrs and
was r r |iu m a n d rd , ti.ii|«l> lu d a i b y
is a p p ly in g fo r i e n u rt o n lr r In
miniilration lieutenantr He taul with Mark masks Ivina on the
m i l t it"" ilv lunk'i mined by
p ill coal m in e rs lin k on a nor
the S e n ile to m m ilte r n l m l i c o n
♦here will be no caurut of Demo rear scat was soueht In New
th* lt d . mi I.iiil Iiow I’cniniuia
m i l l i r e . d m w o rk w o rk .
summer
'*
s
p
rc
i.ic
u
la
r
d
u
c
te
d
Iasi
York today In rminrrtlun with
crat*.
l« p |* o * i'c H im in
Ilr n h n n i
said
i
c o m p la in t
liv e n r ic e n lr i in o m rv
_______
Many Democrat* feel that a Ihe million dollar robbery In
RoaImi, Iah| night;
-------------------. in - > i t t W i i m - mVu lo rc c * were
m in e rs onion w ith u n fa ir la b o r
III
1
tlll.im
iiln
ii,
ir
p
m
t
on l i i r
patty caucu* last year on the tame
•Inhn Koilatrk, a narlnrr In ■
u io p p in y up tin- i i 'i u i i m l r r o f some
p r n c lir r s is t h r lia s u fo r c o u rt
in v r * tig .itiu n . tl< . ..in iiu tic r lo o k
subject i* still binding. That meet rilling station, said Ihr rsr drnre
KFSCUCP f ASM A , , £f*e III. Ii Lu.ikr
limn -dime mi Lake W iiiII*ImiP>. »**"*n ao.t i liil l.ni j i . "alel.v
a c tio n .
lo l l i i r I >.IHI1) . ' i i r i n l l . i , w h o have
ing bound moil Democrat*— but not up to hin stnllnu in upper ManIn, ,|,J
( , nl. I, ■. . , l I ..or ill llit- Iiiunv Miu.lt boat* Winch went III thru ahl Ifim.lmls -it pi-.iptr „*ie
O r illia in t i n t Inn I ult-M , [ r „ „
\ ' i u i ( h i i i to l.i,L lo r l u e p l i t l g h e rn in . . i i i t o l .d ic n lr . il a nd tha
hut Inn with Hirer men In Ihe
i,n ii,k nt ii,n: 11v i u
n *h*n .tlgli miiiiIs .bitted It away Irom the shore. Moik Ilian asuiiutomuWlri
lo g in to c o u rt tin s a fte rn o o n In
all of them itayed put— to lupport
, r , c n lio in e l i r r r n , , , y i| l , , i l u l W *» Irm p. I'm il n t (h * h lg so u th
front seal.
.
t-,t „i, iti.. , , i.i.i .i i , oruble wc.ilhvr t.iiulillcui* would allow them to be removed. ( loirrinttloiial)
a p p lt fu r n trm p o ra ry iti|iiin a change in rule* it ripping the
rt c r it m r c ii him on o tlic t c m n il,. C llllll I'l llld
"Give iim M) Kitllnns of gas and
tln n
tule* committee of it* stranglehold hurry up shout It," he quoted Ihr
\ in c h ,,n g . , , r u il* ot l i i r I i r u
t ills I , |lr n l ll|lplli'al|||tl c a lls
Memnv hd* iii W i'liinglviii Secdriver
as
saying.
over legislation.
n s lo M rs . I iu in it i. Some o l l i i r l e t i i r , ..I .Sim* At'lienon said lofn r a h r n r ln g In lir --rt h , | | l r
Katlalrk said;
c o u rt lir f n r c uuy o n lr r I- ts a im l.
units went in nl t in Vtidunginn duv lie Imp.''- i I tin.| force— nelA The Mile was changed allri dial
"I liHiknt I hrouch Ihr window
l i o l l l d r , ] l i r l ’ i r , ld c n li.il n d r lid , 11n-1 Sat.....th t in i. 1'nniimmlat—
caucu*.
Into Ihr rrnr n( thr car On ihr
1) 1.1 HO I I , I.UI
IK r/l> )
7 hr
will '.prim; ip an m n g llic I'hlnese
,ild
ih r r r
w .i, n o tln uK
w in n g pC.pl"
A
lepublican-snulherii Demo hark srnt I saw what looked llkr
' l l ) l llite d A itl<i M o ik c u , i r j r i l iln o i t Ins t ik n iy tin- l i c c / r r , , or
crat coalition now n backing re ladlrs* atorkiogs with holm In
H ill he lidded *’
news c o n fe r
m g I ' l u v s l c , flO O a in o iilll p riis io ii
III | il r , r u t u ig Ilii-lli lo h o Iin *m i, ence ih a t Ii. ,!"*-' i i " ’ iicvi rt! a n y
peal of lhe“’ lt)4() tule and return Ihrm hill I lookni again and saw
Hy A ssociated Press
* d ir i
h a iid rd ih r , ,> i|io ia li» u a
Ihfv were full-faced masks—
n il 1
',|li'p iiie u l un Ih e I m r iio n .
iTh. Collin ill** Kind it
lo the old procedure giving die black masks — llkr Hallowe'en
Ihr r ii i ay oid*iril hear, raitfl mmol,! ri|iii|imrnl in . nl,. ,1 "fu/r s r t r n day s l n l r lo ilu r I , , d l l
light for th,- I’le'ld" I iiii.l lie 1 ' h *-..... a l'.. hint (his to say
tule* committee its fnrmei powri, mask*.”
|iln g '' <ei lo in s
>!ir lug M 'M lt* ip |n liid .iV III ih r Inv.ye-.l I I
I lh ir . it
I h r in ...... s n rg o lia lu iH r o in n iit- faiuitl lo i'Vi'|it glfl- tteVH 1, ,. 1ll|| 1||* • 1 iii-, 'ilu a t iu ll:
Arhpsnti kViiiim ):; ( i »-1 - still
The rules'committee it dominated
"WKrn I hillshrd t'lvlnn Ihrm
1 1 • “ »' i hi w a , in w ills 'll th e
r I 'll/
i| r r , ir p ir - r o llilg
M 'M Illll { l i i v d r i tIii oU| Imlil III* hirvl.'i , ■■r ♦in* in
Ihr gas I slsrlrd In wipe Ihr
lion lli* Amencnii m " ..... h n o “ ( f .......... a. u i (he n le r r it o r V i
by the coalition force*.
mans O l kVspoitHi
liir ,11.1) , II of hi,Into V'lirennev hid. i**.nr,f a -(ir. id sr, nnd call jm.diu imi
rkr* l - , tin nest d m , n
i., mils . ■ti1 uamIt ihat
u . k f ll
drlvrr's sldr of ihr ,, iiuNhleld,"
Ini Mihuilrr, Hood ligldris in lilt eud.iorrird , d, no I In- I■inks
ihr l l i * | it •*| lei-. *I i , " i n in p lr lily m u ll pri’ieuled llo'in ” :i - . I. nf 1i,.H I11I I * ,>' !■■ i a want Ymcricau rePresident Truman predicted yrv
Itiiil
v
O
f
W<a
Id
W
ar
I I ll'll . " l i i ' i n and a m a il
Wahasli.
^terday an all summer fight foi dir hr sold. “T h r dvlvrr pul Ihr
ip i. ll*
m d y i , r ih r , I 'l p n n l m i l lie d fo r l l i * h ig li o f f i c e I It' Itojl (.. ■ | .'.ig n ii "m
l h " i " I iu iiiii in I s e iz u re n f
I h r A lto v ,C|I| ih r Im lM o /e r i and r a i lh tu rn e r* I.I I l, r l r » r r lo p s 1 - c e i l i l i l v lilL r n o li, r
N o th in g in M l" repoM , H i* com
civil rights program, but Ire got window down and said ‘nrvrr
W A S I I I M . T O N , | . o IK
,/)•)
■ 11 n u ll
p ro p e r ly
»t
m ill ■* a d d *d , " is intended t " h* ....... . * in
I l i r i r th r n e w - w ill a W ill
no outpouring of suppoit from mind.' Ilr hrld mil Ihrrr one- h n r r l i i i y n l h L if r A* lim u ti v iu l 1)1 ih r H u d , m ill N rw M .u llld I In is In iy
I h r . ii l l o l l I'.llllc . l l l r t ih r II 11 lo ll e r llh 'a l
of
Miai
long - tiin d in g I 'i ’ ijiiH kj lik'd S;itk 41<ltiv i *8 p v fd e ttc t
dollar
bills
nnd
I
gate
him
20
I Hmi
V ittfi ii’-iit o f f k*-inli* u rt* n o t
congressional leaden.
IikJ iv liir l Inlire! .St.itr, support* nrth'i'- either lo lilusl mil ivlimis
| i ’«ivillfii«ri| f» i l*»«K* * t » t
rents rhangr slid the) |usl shnt F ra m e 's v irv i t li. il t lir N a ir slitnilcl of lin levee, nl -el Ilieli machines ci'liltniied lo 11'e ol oilier pmnG . l l l d lO lilp lllV to o k op 1 teulli t i ml i t ..... .
Th*
committee's
ii'pnri
Idnntly
Mr. Truman said he i* doing off.
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chewing into llie iiut)s|vr enrlhrii
Mine Will u llil*i.* i-smlus
dcii" nmrii John I'
Mnrngnn.
br dri ll liril lii.m (irrmiliy
"everything possible" to prevent
flood vvsll
some K,0*ill farmers and liarecrop- tln n *.
Wnslnnirton inaii nlund town win*
I
Ir
told
.1
nrw*
cnnfeirmithis
adoption of the House rulci change.
per*
—
ill
southeast
Missouri
as
Th r idrn Is I Iris; If a "plug" Is
How IdIik (he lilk* would Uil was imiirtcd early lids miinlii l>y
BOSTON. Jan. 18
Crack
A *horl lime before |he Senate FBI agcnls today joined in » gum country li.iv bar kcl up thr I'irnrii drlilierittnly ftulled out of the tho nation's higgast licer surged was left in some doubt yesterday u fe-leral grand Jury which u-la
Its
highest
mark
since
1917
Irvije, Die mighty Mississippi's
ruscil him of lying to the Senate
junked an arli-lyenhing amendment
nationwide manhunt foi a bandit pti'ilion iiiulri ihrrr »ri rrlotlrt of lorrenl will surge Into Ihr 1311,000 tkime 4,UIH) other rendnils Ip Ihe when irpoiim e*ktd Norman Mel group. M a rs «’ti, who once hnd
(One**** o« fsa* Mel
ibpiYl)AW
Chrysler
director,
ii
Hints'
roiiil-Nsw
Mroli
ol
fhoulway
acre floodway. This will lower the
gaug that gut away with a milHot.
""f* ‘"H
n Whit* Hhufe pass, plerotrd in
u f,* t
Ihe offrt could tie * "h im for nniTiit wlieu lie whs arralgneil
dollar* in onr of ihr tiiggrsl mill .11 a f ilia l ( t r u e i r l l l r m e i i l w ith pressure un other wall*, up and la c .a o ., ,1 in i
A r m y e n y tn e i'i . h o jit un eagle luiihri nrgoiiations."
T W 1 i HA.* i E. Jan 18. -i/Fi
(irrm.lpy, .
"• rlmvn ile u m , Mich as that nl
III- 11 inI in s*| foi feh. 3d.
fobbrrirt in history •
l.iilrn, III
f ; * v * i; ii m ill * in im p,'c»s for a p eye o il
Ihe i l u i t m i l ahull*
th e
I h* coiuiiiilli'e’s j»,ihi ii* Inuiings
I l l ' l l , m d '' w ss M u lth c v - re p ly ,
Ihr
thuird
Ml
ilr*
believe*,
hr
Ihr teven i))ft *liuril giiitiiiru ••
/V leaking dike on liir north side m a in ila iig r r p o in t, " I th e G oiH liiiy
Allgum hrought t*"1 iiumiy o. . m il" . -nl to Do* |»re»ld*ncy o f
lie Im d sa id c u r lie r In' w oirhl Iasi
t'l.e ) )im | not , e t ilvo'l.led g in * ceveu day " t r ik e n o tice today thal Mui.igiin rnli-ti'd Yauglnin'' i h'h" i t 1 bl"! M College for
all wraiing lUllownu. lyjir ills'ki aildid, dial this ill'll i(u l iitiliuiK o| VilicrnueH ipade \luynr William f iv e r and Navy prajackets— frh hrhuid air.i -hmild have a, cnlaiu degree I. Hoi/' call nl Vioi'eiilira neres on vv h r I he i Ihe flo o d ,, ay h a rrto i i f p i " g ic v o f n e g n lih lln n '' * i* icd aid in an e f f o r t lo wield influence yet I .,<• " ill I " m li't , to * " d t'V th e
an
lie a kr>| 4IIU or film first, on Ihe
i ii, It.iin I i. f ‘ ' o t i 'i l i* i th re e M i i 11 ij ii
w o u ld
he "■-ills fui'iory.”
with niliri novel luneol "fli.ial
another null inn doltais in ca-ti mil) °l aulVnunny
mul.eiri lo Pear a hand al Ihe breached to en v I In jue- u t i ’ " f
,!,i. tiii'i'M n i" iq ii'llim r h e n ' tm liiv
and ill 'iMi-mpt" I" iin iri' ftooi
Tii
f'lfrysit’l
proimeal,
od
l'
A TH E N S , Greece. Jen. IK— (.11 (irraifir ihelr hands were full
Ai hr on dr, hnrd lo continent levee near Ihe limuth of Kelso lis i'u ; flo o d w a le ii on ( in to , III ,
I . . i .i ,, ,v i l l t o g - in i' h u g p II.',*
hr mid* i" tii* union hy .* ni'ip'i I..I 11 o lid'
— The Marshall Plan's number
I ho north Md* of Ihe rlly. and other river to,,o
llowever, auloii' hllc iiianufacturer, wn- no
I 11., h i.iii , 1, l l i it "M in * w i ' i " not
Lake « movie ihnllci. Ihn durrllv «n thi ruiirnt aiguineiii Clerk
In , 1 s i. p u l I th r . o m m ilt i'r i ' hp
one mnn In Greece ha* ordered inrakrd lluough sis locked do.in 1hriivrrn ihr,. I irm Ii and Wasl Get | 1(o’ '•••e of Indluna s, old Irrrttnrnil A rm y ................. h id w aioevl llic
n .......... . |( .i. i . i t i, t m , W i 111nin
ill,i ii> several restiscls to the one chided
the Greek government to pul
I t'o ,t. i . .m i
to.
t ilo 'in have
i ,i
„
,i .. .
‘
.
.i i
- |capital unit other liMonral momi 12,1Kilt re s id e n t il. ti ih e 139.01*) Ihr II MV accepted ft uni lire k«nl
I in n , i no ilo u h l th a t M m .*
. Into circulation thousands of tuns lo frarll Ihe voulli ill a htmiry ,ui,)ii goirinmrnls ovri Ihr Ir.iiuni1j mii-iiI s. I" iii danger.
acre llo o .lv , 0 , m u , he .jy t illm it i *i t Motor Co laid Heptemiicr
gun1
f t n u * llh l| i w ith
G e n e iid uni rq q ilo 1 lo i il" - p o s itio n , h u t
▼ of American aid supplies left tranviKirtaliaii (jiru iuipiiiing liv e sd the S lu r m il min**.
The Mi* ojih, ami other rum open
II
Y u iig lm u m a d *
lo , t o , , . .......... 1 * 7'u lln h i " * ( " r in t c r (lo th w o u ld pay each ir lt r c d H a l i ,
Idle .on tho 'tucks of Piraeus cashicd and ‘ iiiiaid* lirforr the)
v tew
il 1lio I, on id ', r e ill'ie s l.
f in
hrn proliosrd leasiog wiilleii slreams in the lower M,
T he ........I |*i'i 11 u p i'e u red im *ie w o ik c i f l o i l a n in iilli, in*'h id in g I M o tp o ii' i u d lv ilic s in In-, d. al
some of It since 194(1.
11 .- ( \ \ | i |o * idem -,' ti'iN t ie 'll
. flit, al in \ 11inii ii ii> , Ind , a citv " . m l c e r l l l l t y b e n e fits . H " th ",1 mg- v u iti the fc d e i'lil g o H 'ilin o n l
could irarh for lltrii own sholguus *hem fm Mi years fmt Ghnncetlor ■is'ipl'i mill (ihio Hiver Valiev*
Paul K. I’orter. Economic Co
v ....... I ii > I h \ \ i l iu m H I i r ■(v.
Il'isU isr* s i *«■» nls,
pa, tf.ie
lli
; it ir e n in n t age at *>f»
An alaim giving dc.Cfiplion. ol K,'" r“'‘ Adenauer of the W e .tC a ,- as well iin Ihe old Miss' Itself
operation Administrator here, in ,
Ii
i i " i, 1
' ii. .I iu * l * i f i l e Inst .TillV
"In 'a*, era I in s til urea th e evi
,
,
i i .
nmn KnmMu nlijeclH,
c h n s le r 's plan required n iilv 2
Hr%nrr.iclor» wn% Anumird alolIK
%.
,
. .
.» ,
a firmly worded letter to ronr Ihr
i li . i i , *
l iiu u io i n lil v. deceit and
,1 n t , net v ic e f u r e lig ib ilit y , com deuce s lio u .d 1 In, I (•e rie ru l Vuug
,
,
l i t
Ai'hrnon «»»«! merely that it
dlnatlon minister Stephen Steph Ihe entire railem irahoard wlnH wmi|,| |„. w|s,- if the Frmuh ^«»v
f iliiim la l
m l; u n " ;ig »'oo'oi
la t- r
p m * 'I to 30 y e a is f**l f o r d .
h u ll " I hi
o ffic e p c is o lu d lv il
anopoulos, threatened to suspend
i n n . t a i " "i I a g a it* t h im in tlic
lin e I 'h r y s lc r - U A W issn* w i i s | i t i c * I...I w (Ii g o v e n iin e lil ugeo
lliit
cily'i
police
began
one
ol
iluernnienl
la ke s mi action which
all purchasing rights of minis
'I'v,..
g in t iil
" ir 'e n
. . II India If III M ill agon "I tho . le g l h it ’ . i *
ovei fm ittu 'ln g o f th e p la n
! *. .....
tries which do not move supplies biggrsl roundup* of undeiworhl would hurt lelallofia with western
in, ,. i l u " lu iv i- " v * lig a le d the
Ilo lie r t
W,
fo n d e r,
fh e v - d n Iw ln im lie i I'liirH i'lile v I
(■■■riiiuiiy
in
set
hack
plans
foi
characters ever undertaken.
from the docks by fab. 1,
la b o r re la liu tis d ir e c to r , sa id th *
flu
,•■ !>■ i * said, loo, llt a i m .ii i ' i n : nm . h i t m i I* * ' ie p o r t.
western Kmn|icaii unity.
In his letter, which was dated
i ' i iiip a u y w as b a s in g Its o f f e r *m •umi,
■a -i'
M nru g o n oseil V ang
I I, * h " i . | alho t lik e lv t " 31"Crack FBI agent* and *tatc
A h fur us llm ectuul leaning of
m Dec. 23 but not released until police joined local |>olice who weie
•
i l - " in o n u s ,• to pay." lie added
h im '' W h ile House .......................... .
a m i In m ig h t l>v G a in e s v ille
the mines go, he said it is not a
w today, Porter called the Greek
HEKKIM KR, N. Y., Jan. IH "W e b e lie ve th e so lve n cy o f l i m s i . t
p* r orm l l.ustness, and am i la lla iin - ' * * n ie re b a ilts lo g e t
M A MANGY I i n . I V , .Inn IH
ih
r,i
a
''"
m
h
n
ia
liin
i
o
f
llie
m
nod
government's attention to “the under nidrit In 'Titrak lllia thing matter which would prejudice filial id’)
A Kpurncd nmchlnlHl critic
( d 'l
T h e hod, o f Kdvcurd lin e fhtvsler Curp, Is good"
i
.m i o rd e r x a y ln g n u t h o w f a r
severe, criticism which has been up befoir » new nulhtrak devel disposition »f the mines In u fu ally wmimli’it a 3(t-year-r,1d mother . I i was re o riv n it'd i, I niton to d a y
o ilie r f : , . 1" i “ in n il* it ptiN-.ihl* !■ '
i ii* " p r in t e d n m v i'iM ill1' m ay uo
Ihii Mntthrws said DAW
ture pence Irealy with German).
directed against Greece “ by U. op*."
l.isl night In llm pres cue* of li*c (com l In* u n i In ro il o m ill*' w lio rt' g iih iiin r a o h jc c te d h rc a u s c I h c i
M a i'ii 1.’ti ( " "■>* lh * g re a t i> re *lig *
o o ilin g iiie i i -1in ji,l i
ami p r o v id
The secretary also suggested ihro* Icou-ng* daugfilcrs, ih*n Im wn» tra p p e d ln - l I r n liiy . Doc
ti'eanwHea *•
> i,.
S. jnembera of Congress who
n l t i * W h ile H o ii" * fo r bin own in g .. I i le ** in i-unipiiK " lo re s .
In a ipecial deparlmenl nrder. tlmt the West Germans act caut faiullv
shot liims*lf.
have visited this country and
m
l,
o
n
t
'ii’
i
'
"
I
he
c
n
n
iit
iill*
*
n
il
h-d
lo rs a l I I I * hci' iic ■i,i*l Ii* u p im t
liii iIni plan-, fm finnm'lug a
Police Supt. Fxlwatd W. Fdllou iously on liiii piohlem. Likewise,
" I i . i'i"
in c re d ib le » x - Ih n <'.,11111,1*1111 dmiiiitoi>, "indent centeen the supplies at Pfaeua.
Guo of ill* dnughl*r* tried In c u lly h a il • iiffo v H li'd
lie
ikiild,
the
West
Germans
must
m e r a |n 'llo il o f s e v e ra l y e a r" ' I*, mill I'ohmii constinetton proSen. Thomas (D-Okla) charg told Id* mens
Itv s c il* w o rk e r- c la w in g aw a y
f f'llflfI«*!»*•* le* »*11P 111 1
not act as If they have no tespmi- provoni III* nhooting uf Mrs. IVaed In Dtcemher that American
*1 nil III I'hitida Slut.' thiivrrsity
"Don’t itop until you find iho* Ability for the last war because vi'll Hw**l by Samuel ftclsldmie. il>* ilc h r ls a h n n d ln l a l n llm * lo
supplied were taft rotting on the
il... w ill ti* diNi'usscd
p
re
v
e
n
t
n
n
n
lh
e
i
lo
c
k
f
a
ll,
r*
s
c
lim
t
'IH,
or
[[erklmi’r,
during
a
quarrel.
men.
I
want
every
available
dr
I
re
they
eertnlnlv
do.
plera df Plkeaus, the port of
A few minutes later, two uf K d w a rd 'll h o lly - h o r tly h e fn ro noon
Tim Veterans On the Form
Aclteson
noted
that
the
United
live
In
work
un
this
cate."
Athena,*.,..:
them struggled with Scialdimc id t h * h o llo m o l ih e ntin f t . n p - Training Class will pin on an eiluH'aatlanse «*• wage fa s t
' j Porter's letter followed a per
The guntnsn— in ,a 20-minuit
while he placed an automatic pis p r iix lm a lc ly IMG fe d h i'ln w H i* calmn«r program al Hi* meeting
sonal tour of the.unloading areas preciiion raid--matched the money
Hurfec*.
tol to his mouth and fired.
Tlnn ulay nfght at 7:31) o'clock
by E C a n d Greek officials. His
A TL A N TA . Jen. IK— (Ah— Th*
Scinldone, father uf four chil
Doctors said Ii* npjiarcnlly had nl Hr* Future Farmer Building.
from
an
opsn
vault
in
(he
iprawlng
latter m M eome mlnlatrlea claim
Georgia G e n e r a l
Assembly,
dren, died in Herkimer Memorial U'*n dead several days.
John
Pierson,
Instructor,
an
D A Y T O N A H E A l’ I I , J a n . 18—
ad transhipment delaya ware waterfront garage of Brink’*, Inr..
thourgli with the preliminaries id ’ l- In rrs p o r iii* to u w a n t a d ,
mmneed
today,
Hospital today. Mrs, Sweet wan
Hurda’s hody was found lying
cauaed b y customs and govern a money trampoiiatinn firm, aft"
began
Indnv
i»
sink
Its
teeth
under treatment In Ihe same hos face down in i, pile of coal and
Minn Lila Wnndard, county home
n th ie f to d a y re tu rn e d 129,400 In
L A K E SUCCESS, Jan. 18. -M P) pital
mental red tape.
Into familiar problem*-- reregis
gagging and nulling five emplnyrock that hud hd'ii crushed lo demonstration agent, amt Mrs. tration, mi aalf-Klan bill ami a iin i'k a to M r. a m i M rs . M a c k C.
Alexander
Huillslnskl,.
o
ne*
of
Porter said that hit mlaslon has
fOaatlsoetf On rage SU>
W llii ll*
I I * ke p t 12,9(11) in w a r
The tdimitlng occurred wlill* lillle pieces hy Ih e weight of lulll- Ellmiheth fltarbord of Pulnam
the Soviet IiIim delegate* who
in tho past years Indicated "time
tax.
bunds n in I
tw o d ln iim rt
r in g s
Mrs, Sweet ami her daughters, droila of tons o f rock luuihting County will he guest speaker* and Mile*
and time again" the nsemaity of
walked
out
of
a
United
Nations
These, togelhrr witli a huppei w in l l i f t t 29.
FL1KK FO U N D 8 A FK
will put on a demonstration of
Norms, 17, Janet, IB, and Evelyn, in to th* shaft.
simplifying
Import proHdurea
committee
Monday
In
ageneral
full of lesser incisures, promised
MIAMI, Jen, 18. — (/P) — A
A f t e r d is c o v e rin g t h a t th e v a lu "He never hud a chance," on* I'llniH fruits, also tell of llm canned to keep the lawmaker* short
and “moving the equipment, wide air and aea search for u ilemonstration against Nationalist 13, were eating supper.
products elated for allowing at
utiles w e re m is s in g , M rs . W lL
Janet
told
authorities
flclaldonp
iminlier
of
th*
rescue
itpw
r*
material and auppllea from the small private plane piloted by China, Ills resigned from the. Po
tempered and busy.
the
Central
Florida
Es|iosltintL
i" * ite p u t th in a d v e rtis e m e n t in
A docks to actual uaa throughout George Clurtt, 19-year-old member lish delegation as a protest against cam* Into ths kitchen end pleaded ported. Two of Iturda'ii hrothera
Gov. Herman Tafmadge put tho
Dr. Philip J, Weatgalc, asso
I h iv tn n u
Beach
Evening
with Mrs. Sweet “ to take him uurrowly escaped * death In the
Greece."
reregistration inure noHdly on llm (ho
of a Troy, N. V., manufacturer ilie walkt ut, it was learned today. back."
ciate
horiiculturalist
from
the
Han
N ew s: " W i l l p e rso n w ho e n to r Kiime accident.
*
Ha cited Inateacea during the family, was called off by tho Const The walkout waa part of a Rus
calendar when he took the as *3221 M outh K id g e w u o d plcasa
ford
branch
of
the
University
of
"I'm sorry, It's final, I won't
Joseph 311, win rescued early
Plraeua tour where .he saw trac
sian camtalgn to have'tha U.N.
sembly by surprise with a re r e tu r n s e c u ritie s hy m a il. M a y
today.
want to go with you any more. I Holiday after 40 hours of feverish Florida Experiment Station, will
tors, iaepa and asphalt and other Guard
Qogst Guapd air sea tvseur kick out Nationalist Chinese dele- want my kids to ha happy,” Janet digging Into the stiaft. He said he lead a discussion on soli fumlgn quest to riolay Ihe effective date I:*, p d ia m o n d s ."
of the measure by two years.
American reconstruatlqn mater- headquarters said the alngle-en- Kate*.
•
T h e t h ie f re tu rn e d th e se cu rhud attempted lo aid Edward who turn.
tala (ring idle “anywhere from glna plane tended at Mrachntn
Tim sales tax measure, spoil- I t lr s hy lin iu l in th e dead o f
In a letter to Arheion, Rdusln- quoted her mother ae saying.
A covered dish supper will be
Then,
arcordlng
to
district
atwui
trapped
In
a
first,
and
smaller,
daya to aoverol months." Ho u d Field, Key West, at 2 P.M. yes ski asked the United State* to
nored
by
Kap.
Frank
Gross
of
served with Mr. and Mrs. George
n ig h t
T h is
m o rn in g
th e W ll*
ICm i i b s h oa Page Hat
IOea*i»ees m page ats>
8,000 tons of oqulpmfnt had besn terday after an hour's flight from grant asylum for hlmaelf nnd Ills
IL Steele and Mr. and Mrs, Hohert Toccou, got off to a good start Im ite s fo u n d th e m In an e n v e lo p *,
loft Idle, alnoa arrival dales la Havana, Cuba, and took on fuel. wife, Marla Anna, Ha a|ked the
when
representatives
of
the
ParLe* Hunter in charge.
(.lu ffe d b e h in d th e f r o n t p o rc h
mil Teachers Association bucked in n illio x . T he s to c k s w e re non
1M« Ihrmsgh I N I .
“Our understanding la tha plane right to remain In Ihe t/. R. — "A
it
as
a
means
for
raising
school
poulos to took off and headed north, pre country whose devotion to the
Sorter Sktfgd Steph
n e g o tih a lo .
MAP'S L A S T F L IG H T
• vartoua sumably for Troy," a Coast Guard cause of freedom I learned to ad
d**u» a dhvctlva to
W ASH IN G TO N , Jan. i » — (Jp) funds.
.-------ft
The
Klan
bill
fared
worse
a"
mire,"
he
said.
A■nl ln
ia t rg^t-dSBflgl-M,
la ^
— ClrneraJ of the A ir Forces
spokesman said. "Wa are check
N O T EVEN COOKING!
House Speaker Fred Hand In
Rudsinskl also sent •letter* an
.
- Ainabw t o !,
ing airports to determine his
Henry II. (H ap) Arnold made hi* dicated
NICE, France, Jan. 18. — f/Pl —
a
two-thirds
vote
of
the
nouncing
his
rsslgnatian
to
U.N.
n im a r Amsrlean
last, long flight today, across
route."__________________
House would be naeded to bring Asked about reports he would
secretary-general Trygve L ti and
M U thrv mova
the continent for burial among the
hasten Ills plans to mnrry Roman
bill on the floor.
to
the
Polish
delegation.
1-AKE SUCCESS, Jan. 18. — (/P) — A new attempt will be made the military dead In Arlington
Mania within .80 «
M U R O M C H A R G E P IL E D
ian princess Irene Ghlks. Ameri
by the U. N. Security Council natrt week to get peace between India and National Cemetery.
JACKSON. Mtsi., Jan. |8~GP)
can sereun actor Errol Flynn told
P
R
O
G
R
E
S
S
S
L
O
W
D
O
W
N
H
IT
NEW FLOG O U TB R E A K
The wartime commander of the
Pakistan in their bitter dispute over ponestion of Kashmir.
— Three white man Jailed here
G A IN ESV ILLE. Jan. 18. — m reporters today:
P ELL C IT Y , Ala., Jan. 1*— GPI
United States Army A ir Forces
have been charged with murder
"Tiie reports nr* prematura:
T
F.
Tsiang,
Nationalist
China
leader
who
it
chairman
of
the
~
of Florida President
In the massacre of thro# Negro --State officers today werw in- Council this month, said he will call ihr Council back into setiion to died Sunday of a heart attack J. University
lllllis Miller said today the Th* Flint'*:*, hasn't yet learned
wstdgatlng
tha
flitH
reported
at
hla
Somona,
Calif.,
ranch
children at Koeeluako, Mlaa., ten
state had “ Just about declared a to cook."
flogging in Alabama ainee mid haar reports on* media linn by Ganaial A, C. L McNaughlon of Canada home.
» t « k on a
moratorium in progrssa" during
summer.
■ince
the
end
of
laat
year.
• U mtmr
Secretary
of
Dafanaa
Johnson
^S h e riff’ Roy Rnmwell and Dis
The cats waa thal of J. S,
India and Pakistan ended a
made plana to head a delegation the last vaar.
trict Attorney Hei*y Rodgers of
week
In
an
uneuceasaful
attempt
Dr. Millar blamed the shortage
▼ttHHaMr
Attala County served warrants Walker, 87-yeer-old peuJtry farm shooting war over tha Kashmir to kav# Tsiang and tha Chinese of official* gathered at the mil of state funds, th* 10 par cent Htation
High Law
er.
area under a u. N. cease fire order
itary terminal of National A ir
Nationalists
kicked
off
tha
Coun
..... ...... 82
87
County solid tor Prank I
Jan. I , IMP* but tha Security
port for arrival, of tha UBAF withholding cut in state appropria Atlanta
cil
In
a
move
to
aaat
Chinese
.. ........ ...... 38
tions and th* doubt About hop' Boston
SS
said Walker tdd bfca h#
Council never has bam able to Common let regime representa plana carrying th# body.
Burtisuk ...............
68
41
dragged from M b atr
gat complete agreeBlent for a vote tive*.
Among jh o n wore A lt Secre much revenue will he railed by the Chicago
..............
41
sales tax.
City’e main sired •*“
11
tanr w.
24
He told a work-conference of Beattie
Britain, Norway, and India, all Chief of ...
taken to a wooded ----------------11
Fort Mysra ........ ..
mllee from berg, ggFteeRad I I
•1
Tsiang retained M i chairman- of whom hare recognised the Vandenbergi_________ ___
rad- Florida school superintendents and Jacksonville ___ .. ..... 81
79
aupervisora meeting hera he hoped
to *0 tiruee wtth
M
Chinees Communist regime of Mao
u
........at
tha state “will not bog down at Ocala Airport
The .
T
s
a
^
m
t
,
aR
abstained
In
tha
81
accueed their
u
this point In developing Ita school Orlando ...
voting. Oikm delegatee argued
program,"
__
Tampa ................... ........ si
woekiBg,
•
rKmrnIt*as Inf**- I I b.
n**
>i
Floods, Fire, F r e e z i n g Storms
U . S. Declares
French Support
Threaten Live*. Property In U. S . ,
In Saar Dispute
Board Of Control
Studios Applicants
For Neisro College
^Greeks Warned to
Ust? ECA Supplies
Rotting On Docks
Suitor Kills Self ReseiHTs It i*a e h
After Wounding Buried Coal Miner,
Mother Of Three liut Find Him Dead
V^t-f Farm Trainers
To Present Program
Isuorgia liiiwniakors
Study Sales Tax, Klan i'hid* Returns Loot In
Answer T'o Want Ad
Polish 1JN Delegate
Resigns In Protest
UN To Try Sfitilement Of India
Pakistan Dispute Over Kashmir
g
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The Sanford Herald
Single Appropriation
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Setarter
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taatard.
riorUa,
n mOt lllrr
Art
at C w g W H m Marrk 3, 1STS.
nOlXAAlJ |» (IRAN
M4llar
I IO II IMl A li t ; . * *
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Raaaaar__
T H E PEOPLE'S C H O IC E '
1RE WOULD TOMV
Serloim consideration is being given In Congregg to g
plan to lnitke all appropriations In • single omnibus bill, The
.Senate bna approved the plan in principle. The House, where
appropriations must originate, has not done so, but there Is
mi mtnntinl favor for it In the Appropriations Committee.
The omnibus appropriation is proposed as a means to
help Coitgiutm economize, lln great advantage would be that
the total of appropriations would be clearly known at the
lime the flnnl bill was voted on. This would eliminate the
traditional HiirnriHe of membera on discovery, at the end
of a session, thal the sum total o£ various Appropriations
'exceidtTthe proposed budget. Adjustments to make the total
-TUtlay conform to an agreed maximum could be made with
nil appropriations al hand; the adjustments would not havo
to be applied only to such appropriations as happened to re-
By NORMAN CARIONAN
A l’ Foreign Affairs Analyi t
(Fo r DeWItt Mackensie)
%
Henpecked Hobby
Saves Elf’s L i f e ,
Lives To Regret It
. By H A L B O Y L E
N EW YORK, — <(P) — Oner
upon a time there wee a henpeckAf
husband.
" 'A...ling he could do was right.
Ilia eardrums had callouses from
at
mats
listening to hla_wlfe'y friend!-;
criticism, end his W n s were bruhi»d from being kicked — «he we* an
active woman.
— ; ----------- ---------------- - — . r s i G
.i
One night after his wife wen'
Ikesk*.
...
to last, tha poor man aat In the llv.
llltitsla M isi far Ike ear***# . 1
Ing room brooding over hf» lot.
raisins. isnil'. will ke ,Sari,d fat
ai tsealat N tiM ie s s rale*.
Suddenly he heard a tiny cry:
S tih s s T if
“Ha’pJ.Hrip* Save Mo!"
He rushed over to a corner hu£
m*.. Slaw Inrl,', r.Mtss’n, lit,mil,
of
* * * • * “ » -• « *
found a thumb high Elf brin~
,JtMut'- cu». an* at. i.uuie.
Attempts to launch sea-hbrna
There are disadvantages. The omnibus appropriation
dragged Into a hole hy aa angry
J T h a l i t rale la a m t m h t r a f <ht
, A s s nrln lt tl I’ .taa w h i r l , la t a l l M r i l woidd offer opportunities for log-rolling beyond the wildest and nlr-horne Invasions of the Do
mottie. Startled, the mouse dropped
e a r l a a l . t l t in tha a „ t ut r . f a h M
Republic, n aWret meet
It* prfy and fled into the hole.
f .r
log-rollerH, Supporters think this could mlnlcan
■ cellar* nf all I h r (A r a l na .ta s r l n lt r i dteiuriH pf olti-ilme
ing In a vlllugv rhiirch, MUMHirlna"Thank you, mortal, for saving
It. thla n . n . t n p . r , aa wall aa nit
tie
controlled
under
ttiliuMted
Mouse
rules.
It
Also
would
de
lion, nomb and poimm piof* h*v*
s r w w . .Il aealakta.
me Dorn that rat,” said the Kir,
prlve tho President of any effective veto power over ap nil been brought Into tha amating
brushing himself off. "According
propriations, since lie would have to accept or veto thu drama.
to custom, 1 will now grant you
W ED N ESD A Y , JA N . IH, Itir.o
any wish you want — hut plcoie
Juat What the truth In In all
whole notional appropriation at once, tinlesa Congress should
* TO D A V rt III til. K VKRHK
don’t ask me to give yon the win
In the tpedfir Job of Ihe fact
provide in the bill that he could veto individual Items. This Ihlt
ner of the Kentucky Derby. I can't
finding rnmmUtep now nl work In
authority
to
veto
separate
Items
of
a
bill
has
never
been
Witnesses sometimes die hrfnrr
do a thing, with horses."
Wnrhington.
their lesllmr.ny In nrrdfri.
God given to the President, although more than three-fourths of
"Oh, you can't do a thing f,>r>
The committee I* made up of
lives forever, lie never forgets the Rtates have given such a veto to their governors. There reprri.entntlve* of the organisa
me,” said the man, despondently.
Swear unto me hem hv (Sod Ihnt is smug opposition to this ideu by defenders of the purse- tion of American ntaten (OABr
”1 anr Just a poor, miserable, henthou wilt not deni fai rly with me,
peeked husband.”
from the United (Rate*, .Uruguay,
string
prerogatives
of
Congress.
"Well,” said the Elf. "would it
— Ge. 21:2.'t.
| Bolivia, Ecuador and Colombia.
Any proposal which might make Congressional budget
help If I turned your wife into
The OAft u*ed to he relied the
a hen?”
We •ea where President Truman procedures more efficient anil sensible deserves considera Pan Arnerlran Union. Ila main
‘Could you?" asked the man
| aim I* to keep the peace In the
hai a»krd (o r s law giving him tion.
eagerly.
Western Hemisphere, tin major
Jcorilrnl ol the luhlier induitiy for
"1 ran try," said the Elf.
-vritpoti In thr Rio Mutual Defenid
Togathcr they crept Into the
ihe otsl len yean. We suppoie
Treaty. All 21 American repub
Spain As An A lly
bedroom. The Elf wnved hi- litlics are members.
,
lie wjaiit, to ninke rure he’r gol
tie wand madly, like Toscanini <"'»»
On
Jan.
V
thy
JIAH.
council,
lenougli to *ii
i siouml Ills budget
Why Is there no much vocal enthusiasm for recognizing alarmed over charges of more plot
ducting the storm scene In "W il»
figures.
the Spanish government? Much of It comes from amateur ting, Invoked the Rln treaty and
Ham Tell.
1
“ Hatimu, Gazzmo, turn Into ■
military strategists who think that Spain could render volu art the committee to work Invent!-.
hen, ledy" hu commanded.
1 Tire O.iil .I ilitM Atiny lis. ahic aid In any new war in I!urope. These theorists would giitlng the whole Tnrlbhenn altuThe. wife stirred, got up. wmlJf .fTTf-TrinfiibiiI I7OTI i HU.TTIlU'i f Tinior Hirrirrrii* iiic.i mill tliu vl.'ws-af Col, ifaoual alllUL
died Into the living room, rllmhed
Ihe
hlrnrre
lole
of
plotting
III mill bftAio. Ik helped ijvirwm P'Htradii, fm in o r chief nf stuff of the Spanish Republican
,rp on the aoln. Aim site hi'iclii-a
there, with her hend stuck under
a Paul K ill- m >ii ■orient. Ihr a rm y. W ritin g in flic "Nation'*, In? points out th at Hpuin .vhlrh the committee In trying 'tr
•mi nvt-l NiirpoNnea, in technique
her ainl, murmuring sleepily:
lieutenant « ... dropped not became suffers from m any shortages, not thu least being trails- nl tonal, the filibustering ectlvl"Oluck-cluck-cluck-cluck."
he sponsored u Nrgirj, hot became |M>r1atin».
e, of Wlllinui Walker, who !»
"Fine Job,'If I did do It niysidf,1'
he sponsored a Communist. Sod.
Spun fall railroads have a different gauge fro m those, i-rliMpN aa well known In O ntrel
said the Elf. "I'll drop hurk lit
Ihrpe nights In sre Ihnt even •
ihinio sir impoiiint In trinnnhrt used in the rest of Knropr. Standard railroad curs and lorn |
[* ■"
thing’s nil right*." And he dln|i*
wlirn tniiUfti r>f mcml irh lin n i nir motives sent from (lie United Htatca would be abaoluteli r,,,lr ,,,p in io n s during'tho middle
peered.
d iltm ird
of no use. T iie roads arc bad, too, w in d in g for m uch of th" ismia. One nailed from San Kr*aThe next morning nt break fast
way th ro u gh mountain passes, which could eaaily be blocked •t»c«», iw.. ether* (mm Mobile end
pointed out thpt a man who Is — th* husband fixrd it ns usual
l»v
a
rtille
ry
.
W
hile
Kstrada
does
not
Hay
ho
,
tho
Spanish
•
•
f'»"th
from
,MenJean
territory
Ihr ItiliiliUlr I'lr.tlvM, I'nritnU
secure In his Job, who ii paid ae- hla wife wouldn’t nit mi her clmn
benefits to it* employees. Ho She perched on It. And she
J giin eont°rM
lion h«> Aiuiounird a mh I i o i m I r<<«I ann.v i.as been notorinusly laid for m any years. T h o United
cording to bis ability to produce wouldn't ent her bacon and egg*
thu mondi
VrJ.IIOO.IHIO follow States fnuitd it so in 1HUH, and if a n y th in g It haH degeneral- ,,f Nil.I,rM(|llH
md only does a batter Job, hut also She
Just
cluck - cluck - clucked
ina ihr .liiaitinii. rpidrina ol Utt ed since then. N o evidence has been presented to nuggcHl es To<luy'n Uarlhheau expedlllonH
gains confidence In himself and he mournfully.
sential im provem ent.
me hasrd on the holiest airplanes
lummri in whidi innir llien
come* a better end. happier citlxon,
By IIK N R Y BER N E
Finally the man got some hiidgreatly. In 1010 the plant at Ivnrv- He cun plan on long term projects, seed and put It on a plate. Hiv
In ( Inrlnnail Enquirer
priton* wrrr ilrnlrti. Thr FiMindeIT a Mediterranean base Ih wanted, North Africa is revolutionaries run get hold of.
ifiif# haft 1x250 Hcpirationa rcHiilt* niu Ii as buying a homo ami edu wife necked hungrily at it. Hut
The
only
salting
venture
occurred
A
suggestion
that
business
,tion took mrr n| ihr enlirr .oil safer and preferable in most respects.
in Ihe summer of 1047, when an take the Inltatlvr away from the Ing from layoff*, |n Hum, l.Hti. cating his rnlMren. Hurh a man Is then *ne would look up at trim ntirtc
,foi 05 pm ml nl thr»r viclimi, aim!
.msnrtment of 1,1(011 rills*, known goverqment In providing welfare Rut, when Ntaldllicd selling wan mi asset t» * community.
sny "cluck, cluck" very sadly, nnd
ns the Caribbean t.oglon, orgart- and beeurlty for its employees |s started In 1091, tlm separations
k pail of t|ie mil lor ihr irtt. And
In conclusion, JUr- Daupree said tears would roll down hrr cheek v
A Modern Fable
foil
to
4
.
1
0
.
fn
10
2
1
4
,
the
year
when
i/ed
no
expedition
*t
Gave
CoKbrought
forth
hy
Russell
W.
Dathat
Hie
moat
Important
of
nil,
Im
Russo
jDow
tlirv trek
irrk nnl;
only $52,0(K),(KM)
new tlirv
This went on for three dny*.
r.
,
.,
file*, Cuba, against tha Domini- vepnrt In the rcurrent Issuo of Kimiuntecd employment was InaiG proved working condition,, for the arid the kind-hearted liusbifVirl be
r.| Mrdidnr, mid
II wr bed Snriulirrd
unrated, only 10(1 men were sort' people of Ahierlca represent tho
L'oiiiHotl on Ihe Dnw Jopes theory or the t,BM M^puhlio.
||;
■'
Fortune.
to feci Aurry for her. tin the
wti|r
peyui|( dir iQVe-.nj
(the |overnmciil w
<
In j hi* article entitled "Tho srted iirid In 1924 arid continuing ficsl possible insurance of the Vnn- gan
h.ll* ffi
‘ ij fjttj I rlo nut recall. 1 dn know that when I
fore
Cuban poller broke U1up he|i
third afternoon, when ho returned
to
the
present,
no
permanent
em
Greatest
Opportunity,
oaEarth”
I
nuance
of
a
free
ih*h
society
end
io«t Ira limn tint
hilh. it would rmt
rm hint it| his Wall Strent office I did thu l egion eel out In 'Nome i‘
from work, hp found’ his wife had
Mr. Davenport calls , attention to ployees hex been Irid'off. Trained mi **y.pf life, Which hie proved
'■mount.
11
1
ripped the stuffing nut of his armom l)i« moment t mild, "Helto, Mr. Hop- plus landing rrnft and nrhall hoi
employees.
*ntl
improved
nuiHtl
■
trend
In
the
United
Btatea
that
tr superiority over any othrfr chair,
Thr I.eglnn .'nine hark. Into Hu*
arianged II In * corner, »"d
Mr. Hopkins, good-by." Ho talked for ii»w'.
' '■
rune parallel with the socialistic bring saving* that are rt)ff1nilt, known tn mankind. ' • 1 '
j(*it>J«ne
when
atl'UnwrlLni
was
squatting
on It.
| On our way In thr ItolnTy lumh- a t m M l l i l . l f )
If
'nut
imnnsslhle,’
In
compute
lq
trend,
In
.Britain•
and
Kurope,i.He
1 shut [up like a clnrii. A monk nwhrn PIlY Catallns
Prrtctor and nambleT'rtpurletfcs
linrnVI was
(.’atallmi aircraft
sircrplt
we* du
"Make yourself a little nest
eon thr ndiri .Inv wr v.n1krd ulons t o k iltfllC O . c o
dollar* and cents but the nffoeial* pinvth) that then!,Mr* alternatives
been no cjnloter. Finally, feeling that AViirihd 'll
■itA. oil
Hh the north poll*, nut tjral. the mounUng taxes, of
'at fdjrtcmq*
the company fWl thaflhey'havd tn goVfHim^ht spohsored welfare while I was gofnf, dear?" he said,
lilt hulk hr .id Willi Dl. A, W Eppi. I hqtl w asted my t i , I took my iloparturR.
coast of the Dominican Repuhlh*, required, to meet , walinr* c»«U Ireen
great.
• ii -1! and Its muneqderit 'losp nf (ridl- pleasantly
*
grew
the
rigidity,
of
the
economy,
the
dfl.
Mnynnr who l’flir.ri llir Sanford
nftoi
Ihosu
nhoanl
triad,
to
unlnad
A tvfcck l u t t r r
cmlly romrntltor said to me, "Hopkin.H munitions. All tfi aboard wepe irtructlnu of open markets and The A second feature In Proc Vltlual
"Cluck . - . cldck , ,, . cludj."
’ frcriWrtt. ' ' '
M " >
tier, not m'rd In dn Aaylhiny, ahnul tells me you aiy> j
,.
.
to gi^ all his hiiHinesH." Surprised, I oiih^i killed or ruptured, Includ growth and. concentration o f gov ter ft Uamhlo's program la profit ,,'tlip opportunity is here, s1ie sniffled.
AtsHit then the lltt\e E lf^ p e a tall irwriagr ' .yrtcMi iltpuld make a s k e d , 'M o w c o n i c , .
snaring.
The
rinnpany
and
Ihe
em
hVii
ernment
power
*t«,
leading
to
»ovor mentiuneil a contract to him."
nffc
id,
^hcre
la
an
nfferpatlya
to
a
ing three American*.
•
ployees each make contribution)) to Urelfaro state, and opportunity to ed.
clalUm.
Jlllli trip. Wr air innvirtcrd that
"Y o u talked HI
L
nto ti," my competitor replied. "He
Mriinwhllu two Mexican and two
"Ha* she laid an egg yet?" "*kAs an altornative to the "wel « fund which Is administered by * provide more than any total state
Vvm a i .v.imI uu|iri;tiiin nl llir (Mid you watd'llus
hriltinnl conversationalist he hud t jiinlcmnlHti planes were reported fareelate" Mr. Davenport sug •"’"id nf trustee*, appointed by tBe has or e\j«r will t»: aide to provide, cil the pliickinh aprlte. The tin*
)akr (mill finln llir hlllUirnd will over* mei !*'•
hy Hu* Mints* Department tn hove
bond looked. Startled Ho hadn't
ut Yuratan, Mexico, wtisrn gest* that bitNlura* ran provide company. Another fund Is «t Jf Ri)slncs* hn< to,run efficiently to thought of *tint possibility.
iunvintr rvrn llir moil haolrnrd
Iniidvmtfinlly 1 lig^tuutliled on n Imiiic truth. The lion janded
llioy illN'-ndiarkcd sntno M arnifd the necessary elements for the In whirl, the company loan itilikr, e|av in business. The benefits ac
infill ha. k dial dm . nnditlnll (all limy Irn'KIlig nf lti'iifltitMait the Hum is not without honor in per sons. The UorniiilcHM Repoh- "right of life” *i embodied In the contrihutlnna. A share nf the pior cruing from efficient iiiariagemerlt "I itnr tired of this whole bu«l
of H r company boch to ertch of welfare benefit* can be much morn," lie mild. "I can’t stand to
n<.I i;n no imlrhnilrlv. Il u an nature's Hchciue of tilings.
t|.- (hurgerl the I.eglnn with plot- .Declaration of Indoprmlonre. 11c 4t«
qninloyo
qmployo who parllrtt
pnrtliipates In the treater than thnsp provided hy in see my wl(a this way. Why. sh'^
maintains
Dial
thla
right
means
fxpnuivr piupoiilivr It will ir
— I’ayson Jones in Your Life Miijj tin nlr home Invasion of the more than merely the opportuni plan.
efficient government agencies re doesn't evert linvo (catlieiv. I*(r
,
Mimlry
to
overthrow
I’resldent
quire a Ini nl iiurnry Elitl it i» unr
lying upon whnt stimo people seem wanted yon to turn her Into “
ty
to
breathe,
Iml
hue
an
econoThirdly,
the
company
maintains
,
y
mal
Rill so] Trujillo.
of ihr problem, which wr have ynt
mie ronnotntlon. The principle un a pension plan by which II supple to think I* a never ending supply rral hen — but a hanlnm-*l*e hen "
In January tH-IR » pint Involv- derlying this conception of "the
"Look, I'm no Houdlnl — I’m
month Federal old nge henuflts of tax dollars.
to late.
Ing iltlzetiH from four inuntriO
Along wllh Industry’s contribu Just a little Elf,” said the Elf.
Beglniilpig on January |, 1048. the
—
——
ulmril ut hoinhlng Caracas, the of life" Is "to nrnturl the worker, coip imny began to rontrlhute, tions. made In the American spirit "I’m only In tho second nrndn In
By HID HER LO N (i
Prrtidrnl I Ionian |nnnn»r, that
rapltul of Vi'itetnela, was hroket) at the economic level, from rUh ■liiartcrly, tn the pension fund, B and mode without loss— hut wllh magic school. It might take ms s
thr avriayr iiicnllir will hr. hnntlfd
np. At rthout the sunte time Civita and human vlcisNilmle* that rould per cent of the hase wages or sal possible gain of profit, Dome co whole year tu turn her Into a res)
I had plsnned to have my qura- I* shown hy lha fact thal since tho Rica was fighting off rebel-, that otherwise run him. Thiough such aries of all participant* In the plan operation should he extended hv hen."
by $l.tHH) by 1955. I bat would hr
tlnnnlic rendy for imhllcallnn this Committee was appointed and even had Invaded the country from measures he Is given n chance to and Is continuing to do so for to the government, in ila fiscal pol
"Well, can- you make her like
e bur linin', d piurt irniain ihr werk, and dn have It ready axrept .....................
it
- live In his society on a rontlnu
neighboring Nicaragua.
rears. Thereafter tha contribution icies. Perhaps an arrangement she wa* again?" asked the hus
lime, ol uiuld hr trduird. Ihil all for ono ipientlnu. The T a « l)ues- Honing, there has beto a reduction
Ing
basis
and
In
a
confident
way.'
whereby tax axemptlons are grant
nervously.
A yr»r lulrr Haiti tried unsueThla concept is In line with U to he 3 per cent. Thla plan, ed for at least part of the expense band
of i » know I iiiiii whal hai happen tion. Nest weok the President Is In the total number of govern cesffully I,i Invoke the Rlo treaty
"You mortals — never satisfied,
too,
Is
admlnistred
hy
a
hoard
the
Idea
of
decency
that
I*
Included
of honest and generous company grumbled thf Elf. "Well, I'll d.#
ed duioiK ihr tail five yrait, that to send us a mortage with hi* ment employees every month. This against the Dominican Republic
In the American way of life. Its nf trustees appointed by th* Di welfare program* can ho worked
specific rerommrnilatlon regarding means that the very fact that there
ntv 11#*!." ;
.
,
ko boon uuioftirt il p ritr, are go taxation. This Is so important to la such a Committee has put these on grounds that President Trujillo maintenance and Implementation rectors of the company. A death
out.
He waved his wand grandly and
ing to hr inciraird |iro|i«iilionalrly, all of you that I want to wait and agency ami department needs on wa* Involved In a plot to over la also one, of th* best arguments benefit of |SAO Is paid to any
if management can acquire the cried: "Rasxmo, (Jaxio, turn bxpk
throw her 'president, Dumarsaia
in iavor. of our system as against hnWIclary the participant may confidence of ita amployses by Into a lady, henl"
i« not much help to anyone. Wage* get the recommendation and In their toes. Much more can be Ksttmr.
’
.
accomplished
by
sound
and
con
those
of other, lees free, nations name.'
■hawing them that th* company r Released from her spell, the
clude
|t
In
tho
queatlonalre,
for
rail he inerratrd and prirr* lowHaiti aald Trujillo was worklni In the world.
A disability benefit plan I* considers them Important as hu wife leaped up, grabbed a cendlestructive work on tha part ol the
your
reaction.
errd only hy inrrraird efficiency
Committee. This will also help with Astral Roland, * former Hal * Various compaalee In Cincinnati maintained. The fund of thla plan man beings and net as just so ma atkrk-and nruriviil back, shoutluR.
Hlnra our return to Washington,
tlan army colonel,' and Johanna
recelv*, contributions ■from each lty dollars and cents, and If gov ............
in plant operation, thiough great
, (
two, yqiw-l
we have had two meetings of our you.
Verbtarken,
a Belgian woman have plans through which they .are
*r pmdiK turn pri man hour, and Hub-committee which I* inquiring
One thine we have already whom Roland met at the Rln Do trytng to accomplish whet Mr. participating employe# at the rate ernment will put atlde certain an
OJ hsqjniq th# hm err
of
I
per
cent
of
hla
yearly
aggre
timanagement
policies
when
thli
pyrxy irvhul ADW w jU'J
then and ihrn only dor* it help Into the over-staffing of govern laarnedt In the Bureau of Indian Janeiro airport while on a good Davenport advocates. One nf .the
meet outstanding programs, both gate earnings, to the limit of earn
^ ^ p .to tj-.T h fre wal a H»)f
ment agencies, bureaus, and de Affairs, under tha Department of will mission to Argentina.
imyonr to raiir income*.
ings
amounting
to
|3J)00.
The
_____ j,*-aaar nothtng: tnor# waj
partments. We are meeting again Interior, there !• one government
Halil'* complaint contained ex in Ita alma >and In its practical
•mployn*/°r every 86 Indians In cerpt* of love letter* helween Rn. effects, tx.that of the Proctor A com parry also contributes to the in era of prosperity and happiness ever heard of the E lf ..
*'
this afternoon. Prolf that
fudd,
For
the
flrxt
year
of
dtiiuch
as
Ihe
world
has
never
seen.
Why don’t you let ihe people Committee will really «eot*l]
the United Btateo, or one employee
Nothing much w.aHhftCd. froni
Gamble Co. We can trace it brief bltlty the fund pays the employee
land
and
Johanna
Verhrackon
and
T
h
f
basis
of
qur.
democracy
will
be
for every A femllles, Including mentioned a secret meeting,.be ly hare ae, art example of what can
know llittf thingr, tomrone etwey* something constructive In th#
‘ '
‘ that flltjjer, IM"
: ihe rate of M g/B per cent of eodtid and the envy o f;)( In the
liked, come election lime, end he of reducing government
tween her and the Dominican am be dona and la being dona by ear”
..wa(*
«
t
*
at
the
time
of
dieheart*
of
people
all
over
the
world
bassador to Halt! in a village tala companies. However, the of
find* he I* not regiitered to vote.
12,000. The will he aa effective a barrier
church
near Port-Au-Prlnre, Hai ficer* of P. A « . are quick to point
agalnat tptalitarloniem ae anything men Ilisle# ‘pn marrying eagle*
ilfeJl. we have lold th* people time
out
that
their
particular
program
ti. The Dominican Rapubllcyda- la net the cure-all for every rompwa ran produce In'the way of arme
and time again ihel everyone muat
nled any complicity in the plot,
and munltlona.
ii<t*Hs*M r,Ms esgs asset
regiiter this winler if he went*
Haiti two weeks ago came back
All this can’t happen over night,
States has backed all French *0with another complaint agalnet however, feel that Is may dnrvt
l’o vote in (he coming Democratic tlorts until now on the ftssav.- For
but It cart happen, If we start now, pervlaietW’ITtrt he added that there
a^4Ui^Dr«gulxrUU*. and th*
the
Dominican
Republic.
primary in Which Geoff# Smelhfn example, he reealltd, th#vU. B.
ha a model for efforta by other
■ lltafted (employes, all
.
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T
Ofpe*e* Senelar Pepper, end *ub- and'Britain agreed that riba Baar
h# restored to thelr^
were
,
Involved
.In
a
plot
to
eaaaa
J 1 ml election*. It doetn’l mew should be occupied1by f t
slnglr I’resident Retime, the chla
sortie taken ,Int
not he placed under the .
Dr, A . L, Goldweter Sage A
arid, the three
ecreattoa facliitl
of ihe palace gudrd, the arm;
difference whether you have tion nf the thra# weataw
lOeaMieeg V is a faa* M r )
> r (Ha
aomef
employees ere ti
chief of staff and tha chief o
,.u»ly regiitered or not, you’ve commissioners for OanXa«)r<
it ahum the council had voted
lt perIn# avallahla to Ineurobh police. Haiti demanded Ihe Rl
m w w m Id help
France hah extended “
to register again. And if you
I to anti the Nationalists,
coiifidenilal,
while at woi
treaty
he
put
to,
weri,
union to c o m
tang Had th* right, to act as
nsnup-rtoN MATH
:*
S “
Assorted gun running, filibuster
ing, plotting and other tricks of
the political trade In the Caribbean
are current., undergoing a march
ing Investigation by a special fivenation committee.
The tale that this group of hard
working diplomats will uncover
will undoubtedly make your favor
ite '‘whodunit” seem pale by comparlson.
Already much of the story has
come out through a Mistering
cross-fire of charges, counthr-
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Business Men Have Opportunity To
Take Initiative fat Social Welfare
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UonKrefmmnn Herlons KcportH
Saar Dispute
D o c t o r Reveals
He Left Drugs For
Patients’ Suicides
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UN To intervene
foil Witter get cfctrti there
ter, il you want la volt.
iber how bhtetly condemnant* Hoover war in 1933)
to thin ’’President
ltd been thiough a van
lied. I have oftea thought
•athy ot what he knAtmd
Church, Mi
ly and financially. pai
now, >ha said, fines
franc is now tha lagi
eschang* there. H'* ■
In rmdewtaf the •
France's ponueft tk
R M U IN K J,
v
r
tlenta,
.
■
Wwr*also was unsuccessful in,
attempt to keep the Council
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Social A n d Personal Activities
®Earlin Palmer Ray—Society Kthtur
Telephone 148
Delegates Elected
Social Calender By DAK For Congress
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e rs o n a l
«»w
o a n fo r d
H W R A t.n . H A N P o n n
Lake Mary
t
Hrumley Home Scene
Of Rehearsal Party
Mr*. Herbert Stout huff.
FLORIDA STATE
1
Theater
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AIR
C O N D ITIO N E D .
EH £]
Down Open 12:4.7 I*. M. Dally
P A (* B T H R K 1
Mrs. Hofmann IIomI«88 Mrs. Carlton Elected
For Mimosa Meeting
Palm Circle Leader
Membet* of the Mimosa Circle
of the Sanford Uarden Club met
on Friday morning at 10:00 A. M.
at the ii0iro»"0T®lffti.' , i . D. Hof
mann for it* nunthl) mc*cng
Mr*. Carl Chorprnlng conducted
a short business session during
which time auuounccment was
made of the annual Garden C'ub
lunyheon to be held at the Mayfair Bin on Feb. 18.
Mrs. Clarenre Wallis waa wel
comed into* The circle a*' a new
member. Following the bu»lne»s
seision Mr*. U. P. Hurndon taikad
on flower arrangements accenting
her talk with lllustrntlona.
Delicious reficuhmenta were
served following Mr*. Herndon’s
talk. Those attending were Mrr..
Clarence Walli*.. Mra. Floyd A.
Palmer, Mr*. J. N. A**urcllo, Mr*
C. P. llarkey, Mrs. Harry 8ll»by, Mr*. Hubert 11. Rooty and the
hostess, Mr*. Hofmann.
M u. John D. Cat lion w** elected
president of the Palm Circle of
the Hanford Gat den t’lub m n
itiri'tiiig of ili»s Ki'i|||) hi*I.f r«B
fctttly at ih«- hiiiiH or ^ I r r l i . T
Oakes with Mrs. w. R. Clark ns
nn-hoMt***. The nulling u ni prowith a ftAprM diah luncheon
solved hy (be hostesses on the son
porch of the Oakes’ homo,
While members were enjoying
Ihf dessert course l lt y il-r-*nod
♦»
S. C. Dickerson’s talk
ci imlln Htati.m WT11R on thglowing of plains suitable in Pen•**' F'orlda. !•oltr.v. In* n„. i.m.i,,
>lr-. tv. H lliiucun |ire*ided over
the business meeting.
Klaeted to serve foi the ruining
with Mis Cmi IIoii were Mrs.
It. E. Ratliff, vice-chairman; Mr*.
D- 1 Oakt*«, -eeletary; and Mrs.
M I. Titti«. irensoiur
Report*
were heard from vunimitteo chair
men with Mrs. Oakes reporting mi
the lainrd meeting.
.Members were urged to pay
their <lne* so ns to lie eligible to
irlteml the annual Harden Club
luncheon at the Mayfair Inn, Felt.
The Woman's Council of tho Id. The circle voted to mtrliriFirst Christian Churrh met with pate ill n carnival which will tnko
Mrs. W. C. Clause on Monday lear I'hicr In April nt the home of
A ,ning with Mi** Bessie Billingslhy Mrs Miriam Russell in I
ns co-hostess. Tile meeting was bm.
Those attending were Mr- Hick,
conducted by Mrs. O. |l. 1.an*lre«*
ami un« opened willi tin* devotion- irmn, Mrs Ratliff, M i- |’i|h-.
’ . *1 IL t.lark, Mis I, I.. | un<l
al hy Mis. W. P. Yeslev Assist
ing Mr- Yu»ley wem Mrs. .1. R. •inlet. Mrs, Diincan, Mis. .lame*
i.
F’arris and Mr*. It. T Pearson.
1 Toll, Mis. Herman lao-h-oii.
Plan- were made in Invite mem I .connid Munson, Mrs tlnk.-, Mti
her* of ihe New Smyrna Chris- (ivoigc 11 William- .It . Mis
ilmi Church to meet In Sanford Miller. M i• Ollisou |i„t, , yjr.
in March
Mrs. Landress urged W. T llaynvi ami Mi- W W
(Jint all member* tube part In Iji.v
•’Will Id I
' 1’incu* '* •• *’»•— '
ary.
Following thv Imsinuht; .lession
a -oclnl lion■ was enjoyed with
Mra. F. E. Bolt, regent, and
Mis* Bette Duncan returned Iasi
Nr*. C. H. Dawson were elected
*o serve as delegates from ftallie wank from Charleston, 3. C. whara
Harrison Chapter, Daughters of aha visited relatives.
the Amerlran RerolutLu. . i wifcinF
Vuuim Wick) Kllvrb, t- getting
the Continental Coniireaa In Washington |n April. Alternate* elected along nicely nfle, having been III
In# fnllatnva U«<> of the F im were Mra. fl. w. Kucker and Mr*. at ins home on West Eighteenth
Baptist Church will m ^t with R W. Ruprvcht. Election of dele Street. He is tk.- son ..f Mr. nntl
Mrs, J . B. Phillips, HUM. Palmetto gates for a etato conference In Mrs. W. H. Eller be.
Avenue, at 8;00 P.M. Cu-ho*ie.. Sarasota In March also took place
■•a will be Mr*. Clyde Bromley, with Mra. Boll, Mr*. L. P. HaMrs. J. If. Edward* and daugh
Mra. Martha Carter uml M r Hill Kon and Mra. A. W. Lea were ter Ann left Monday for their
Colbart.
A white elephnnt '«|«i chosen to attend with Mra. A. R. home In Charleston. 8 C. after
will he held.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W H. Dun
Key as the regent'* alternate.
' Khrnset Court No. 62 will meet
The meeting of the chapter waa can at their home on Catalina
« l the Knight of Pythian Templrt held at the home of Mr*. E . B. Drive.
In Del.and at 8:1)0 P.M.
Clements with Mre. C. R. Dawaon,
fT
THURSDAY
Mr*. Edgar Mitchell and Mia*
Tha County Council of Hume Margaret Davi* acting aa host***
Demonstration Clubs will meet at es with Mra. Clements. During the ___ Bf VIRGINIA PAI.HKK
the Lake Mary School ut ||:00 meeting Mr*. E. M. (lalloway, Mra.
A.M. A coveted dish lum houn will Gertrude Wlldner and Ml** End*•Vr. und Mrs. W in, .1 l.effler
be served and all members ar* lay Melach were admited as new returned to their homo on Little
urged to attend.
members and Mr*. Frank L. Wood Lake Mary Sunday night uftrr
Seminole Chapter No. 2, I). R. ruff, 8r. was re-installed to mem- several weeks .-pen' with relative*
9., will meet at the Masonic Hall t-ersnip.
In Harrisburg, I’n . nud t'mdnva,
at 8:00 P. M.
The meeting was conducted ny Maryland
A basket picnic fin all Ohjn Urgent Mrs. F. E. Boli and was
Lieut, and .Mr*. Sidney Cook of
visitors In Florida will he livid at opened with the I>. A. H. ritual, Fort Benning, (In., wne the week
ake Wales .Municipal Park at Pledge to the flag, the American’s end guests of het giandfutlmr and
Creed and singing of the National liltcle, Measure, II A and Jus. A.
oon.
The 8anford Tourist .Shufflc- Anthem. Correspondence, including (ialnnr.
buard Trutii will play in ilrnnge cards front various chapters bear
In hutiiii or her hnstinmls's 64th
C it y * ! 8:00 I'M . The Hanford ing names or candidates for state birthday, Mr*. C S li.mnldson
l-adles' team will challenge imeu offices, was rend. Reports were entertained Sunday with u picnic
I______ to nlav left banded> on th«- Hmi. hoard from officers and chairmen
, fcatming birthday cuke
Bint Hip rtnaiu' itiatTnim , M it
xortt courts.
khtl cold U11 DK-. touted for”
1 . The Intermediate filrl’* Anvl- C. K. Dawson, submitted a budget thla occasion were: < H. Donald
ilary of the Woman’s Misjiuimiy which was approved after being son, honor**, Mr mid Mis. MeUnion of the First Baptist Church amended.
Chine, Mr. and .Mrs lack Tilli*.
Fallowing the meeting the Re Mt. and Mr*. Joe Tillii, Mi. ana refreshments being served to Mr*.
trill have u chill sunuer at thu
church at 6:00 P. M. Mrs Forrest gent Introduced Miss Mabel O’Neal, Mrs. Cluretice Tillii*. Mi and Mr*. J. VV. Knight, Mrs. Ktlml Mann,
^Satchel will teach a lesson from past icgrnt of Orlando und .state Smith, Mr. uml Mrs. Curt away, M r- M. It. Ilillliigsley, Mis, J. R.
chairman of approved school*, Mr. ntnl Mis. It lint,-on, Mi und Fox. Mrs it 'T Pearson. Mis, J. R.
"h e mission study book.
who told of the work being dono
Fltl DAY
, .Mia. tttls Bridges, Mr. uml Mi*, Kuiiuids. Mrs n. fi | *ndre«s,
A fellowship supper will I*. held for underprivileged children by the James Hlcnklnship. Mi uml Mi*, M r- Will lam Cherry, Mis, \V IT
at the Rrardall Avenue Chap.-l at two D. A. R. schools, Kale Duncan Hugh Drier, Mi. und Mrv H Hus- Young, Mi> J. IV Wilson, Mi m. W.
Smith and Tnmassee, and ,,f Cross ■i'll. Mr- and .Mis. NYm. <•. Iliowu, I i . Tlniinton, ,Mr>, W. I' Yv»ley,
7:B0- P.M.
__ ...
Miss Fannie It. Munson will pre moip, nn approveil school. Also In- Mr.
und Mr*. Bill Hailey, .Mrs. Mi*. It \V ('u-sutai, Mrv (i, R.
Ewing, Mis .) I(. Fnnl*. .Mrs. R
sent Little Miss Ellen Vilileu la treduced was Mrs. |. It. Cumphell, ( /tonniv Tillls, Mr*. II II.... .
a pi#no recital at. 7:30 P.M. .in leglstrai of the Oriumlo chapter, Mr*. IWthu McMullen, Mi*sen Put II. W'illininv, .Mis I.ester 'I harp,
the Studio’ ut>003 Myrtle Ayeium who told of hoi wuik with the IIIndhuin,'Janet Lee, Beverly Julie Alls.. Sylvia Iv u i-m and the
.
Mfs-. K>car {’rice,‘music inAlruc-; vhanter, ami Mis. Mvllesn SlafSiaf- tiro'wo, lien v Jane Mi Clunn, Fian tio. tes .e.
toi for Hemimile'Cfiii’iity n lneiji, |ford, cliairnmn of Natinnal ,'De- ce*' Tlin*,- Juiie Nsgele, Me*«i*.
vvill present n
ii niueiml
muMcni piogrnm fenee Committee, who spok* '
Clnicdce ilutialdnon.'I.e.stPi, H'dihy
NVoi Id (iovernmpiit, ami advised n and llajulle U lilts, Kd /hoiimniuill,' ill-law. the Veinei Nelsons foi the
(tat the Tourist Center.
a
The ilieninipg officers nf Si'lii curefill study of the subject in Janies ,<J. Iliuwa, und David M. lie*) two weeks.
Tla* Timrist Club, sponsored by
In*I* nvlo'knii l.mlge No. i'l'iv'ill oi.der in vote comprehensively, ** Brown,.
’
got, off
mvel in the Odd Fellows Hull ut she stuted ''We’ll have the chance
F'riend* of .Mi. amt Alra. K It, llie tthinnlier of I'liinmerce,
....
Ilyden'will la* Kind to heni that *" '•
»•*" luw lw r night,
8:00 l\M. fur'rehearsal. All new Inter”.
they aru. ri’riivcrilig from ultack* Tlin1*' w f' five Inldcs ut card*
officer* are iiMtueateil In Im< |,res
of, the flu ........ . is Impt'd that
“ '""nUu of other |iarllclpatent. ‘
*
they. will >noon teturu fi.om lh a i1'" ' •" Die shufflehnard gante*.
. SA1DRDAY
Fernald-Lauglilun Memorial Hos Late In the evening, the comiMlttM.
The Tourist Clult will hojd |t*
pital, whom they have hcun com Mr. 'a n d ' Mr*. Wm HtruthFr* anti
weekly parly under the r|lr«<'tinn
Mr, anil Mr*. Flarl Toney•served
fined ifor several day*.
of- Tom- Vernon.'
Refreshment*
Thi* Mlssi's Doris and Joan HJob- coffee and Yuokie* to tlTi*" visitor*.
will be served.
Air*. I.. C. Tilli* entertninuil
lorn were dinner guest* of the Oarf t
‘
..........JAY
var fpmily.ln Altumoiitn Springs with n hunting tiarty Thursday
*^he Togrlst duh
ulr will,
v^ill. Aponsnr
iponsnr wer*:
night. 1C wbs ' uIno tho 77«ii Wrlhwere
Mr*., ,1. H. Sunday.
an amateur night at 8:0p
H:ftp'‘ P.M. . Thn«*
•T7* present W
'
Mr." and Mr*f (J. A. Tltcomh uf day of Mi*. J. S. Tilli*. Sr. The
Tllky Invited all persons or'group Menick, Mr*, (lalloway,
. °n*?l
Mr*. Holt, Mr*. L. I'. IIlagan,,Mr*. New . Durham,-N. H..nro ipemIHjg dimfer served lidffei style ■d m to Jiyrtlcipate.
The Beardall Avenue Circle \y||| A. It. Key, Mr*. A. n.‘ I'clerson, some time with theiri son-in-law shded ofwild turkey. drrs-U.g ami
m e t kt the Chapel nl 3:()u P.M. Mr* Stuart Brown, Mr*. Wlldner, ami daughtor, the C .E. Roberta, i ce glblet gravy, ho* bltwull*,
Mr*. W. B. Ballard, Mr*. J. B.
aataul |a tatu
Mr. Ilruce Cline of Farwoil,'English
I,. n
A.. Cline, tossed
baked U ant,
Buy, Mr*. Ruprecht, Mr*. Russell, Mich., I* the guest of •«
- salad,
-.... .....wo»">»e,
ouo niU
iiiik
Mrs. Edmund Melscli, Mrs. John nt hi* home on Crvstnl Lake.
’•In'*, pickle*, cranberry »auri, I Melarh, Jr., Mr*. It. K. Tol*r, Mrs.
Friend* of Mr*. J. Al. Hood will mn„ and l.nlli.Wotfh pie* and
Ruckor, Mr*. Uaw*on, Mrs. < I' Im glad lo hear that *he I* re ■i-offye.
Those enjoying the orrashm
merits, Mr*. Mitchell, Mr*. Ann covering from an utluck of flu.
lliuniiiell uml vUltors, Mis* <) Nen.
Alt. and Mr*. A. F. Ihirden of were. Mr and Mr*. Eddie Allemuo,
Mr*. Stafford, Mr*. 1. K- Campbell Macon, Ha. are visiting their O-teen, AIY. und Mr*. Claude Haw
und Mr*. T . C. Blalsdell.
grandum and 4il* wife, Chief and kins and son Sidney,J.ake Monroc, Mt. und Mr*. J. S. Tilli*, Ji
Air*. Ernest Humprio*.
HAPPY BIR TH D A Y
AVKUNfcSDAY
The Friendihlp Class of the
L * U Mary Community Churrh wl'|
hold if* regular meeting at the
gfpome of Mr,. Tail Riouklyn at H:ik)
f i .o h i h a
ClaUHe Home Scene
Of Council Meeting
Pilots i\r** riTHntvcd
For
( ‘onpemfion
Mi*
Miriam Rii-se|l
Hollywood
My ROM TIIOM AH
Hill.I \ MOOD, |j.n. Ik.
i/Pt
—- Protuihly in11\ i few people
will recall the 37th untiivei-aiy of
W h IIbss Reid'- d,.nr, today 'mif
t wnr SOI ■I cut trrr -sfId..R “ f.'llywood to ii- roots.
" ally Reid, u slim hut lugged
ynu/ig man «•;;! ,v-— s-hrr.rir.il
smile lu-il n chniimiig nuiimcr, ivai
a brilliant still ui the silent nt
his peak
in the midst of u dope
srnmlnl
Hebl nevei *ais.i iiiik Ii anoiit
acting Horn In St I.0111* lie tiecame a lepoitei, civil engineer,
c iiii Iiiii ami i-ilo.'i .if >, "'vto'liifmagii/iiiu
lb* wont im,, vaudevlllp aml ilrifled to tin* movie
kludio* in New \' ik in IPH*.
‘‘I ne.*1 wuiiM.i 10 lie 1111 actor.''
he said later *1 don’t want to be
an actor. The pioumters liked the
shape of 1111 tio«e 01 something
and I wa- powerl.sa to do wiini
I wanted to do. Hut I can tell
you ibis — they'tc nut going to
get i.wnv with it
They’re not
going to mm in\ life Hi,, way
they ruined my latino's”
Ills fathci was Hal Reid, author
of nielodrumiis
'He could have
been s great plnvwiigh*, lull they
Wouldn't lei him.' uid \Vnll>
Fillin' hml smiled the in lot after
he appealeil in a tigto scene in
•Hiitli of 0 Nnln.,
hecailic
ti -eii-ntioo and -intts'd in picture
aftri pictuiu
i I,, a 1,,unite liegnu to -w mg ugaoi- 1 him.
M* suii'i 1 •i .« ••■u, u ,i j•-11 in i)s> ,
head while nnikiiu; a |dcloie in |
New Veil.
ihg etglii tuvluiu
. Imums'i
i Oil
1'l lM
Hlftllko<1 it* Hill' *.r fllYl in (I'MIUr I•I •
ipr__
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.which a ileliriiiu* *woet MM lIII
tout*e wa* served. Those |iresent
w#r,. y,rH s,.th Wooiliuff. All*.
Fred Zerrennei, Air* Cluirle* .Mm
Following the rehearsal of the
Odham-Hrumley wedding « " Fri
day night, Mr. and Mr*. W H.
Vera
McConnughay,' I illls:f -'aying wit). .Mt* J
Drumley entertained with a party daughter.
«t their home on Colcry Avenue. Doris and Joan Sjohlom. Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. JohnAVrighl
Frank
FViffin
nn.l
Mr*.
Albert
C
harleston,
W.
Va..
are
visit
nu
Pink rose* and aialea* were used Shrlner.
[her tirother-ln-law und sister, the
In decorating the room*.
The Women’* CnmmlMee In Joe llchele*.
The dining tabla waa overlaid
Rev. ami Mr*. W. R- Houston
with a lace cloth and centered with hnrae of the Boy Scout Hupprr of Eilgewond, .Aid,, arrived Tlitir*n grarrful crystal *wan holding mat Friday evening at the home of ilay night, to spend some time with
white gladiolus**, candytuft and Mr*. Wm. II. Pugh. Mra. W. Wol- the llfiliert Lamport*, lie l« a
fern. White taper* were In cry dcrhold, chninnan, preside*!. A r former pustor of the Community
stal holder*. A hcart*hap«Jt cake rangement* were made fur thu
wa* served by Mra. H. J. Lehmun 'varioua phase* of the aupper and Church «ml their many frlemll
and the coffee service waa pr#»ld.*l , imllvIduaJ ja.k^assIgTwd^ L a tc jn ill Lake Mary ate happy to
them again.
evening
*tver hy Ml»a Carolyn Mm **
.Mr. Edgar A. Kawrett, who putThose enjoying tha af alr w.re coffeu and rookie* to: Mesdantc*
chased the Wylley gtovc nn Lake
Ml** Kitty (Wham, and BUI Brum- W. Weldr*hold, C. P. Bra*lngton, F.mmn, having remodeled the home
ley, Mr*. Glenn Odham, Mr. and M. C. Smith and gueit, Mr*. Craig and landscaped the ground* i* now
Tanner of Willard, Ohio, Ernest
Mr*' Brallay Odham,
*n‘*l?*r,l,t'
platiiiiiK »oma five acre* addi
Alvin Odham, Mr. and Mra. H. H- Humphries, T . M. Miller and Mi*» tional grove.
Irginla H.
R. Palmer.
Odham. Jr.. Mr. and M r, Doa.ld Virginia
Mr. and Mr*. Craig Tanner of
Mrs. Ouat
Gustaf Nelaon of
Mr. and Mr*.
Jon»», Mra. H. B. Odham, Mr*.
Willard, Ohio arrived Thursday
Hartford,
Conn,
and
ftland,
Mra.
Lehman, Mra. L. A- Brumlay. Ml**
' n of West
We*t Hartford, to spend two month in Idtko Mary.
Minnie Ruth (Mham. Mia. Maao, Cramroy, alan
otu ulalHnn fhft
ia Ip Ann and iliufhtfr* Smith* and thi* ia their first trip i
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('Oil f'iliil tiiili foi pn-1 iinuiiig ifannual ‘Rosie-’ Nielli'
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('"iiipanv uml To u e li'ii, iiiov r* •
hf"ie. Serving mi Hi. . uoonMe.,
*',th All-.' Itiiseoll nr. Mi- \|ni|. ii i.»
lie*It. Mr*_ .lark l(n- eh Mob. I |H
I'uiul Stone, Mr*. J. M Wiight. .* (Ml
Ah* E. Coiiipiun. M r- C. \ Ainu' J1 HII
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Mr«. R iihhcII SpcakH
To Hibrnciis Circle
nick from “oveiwoik and a h.nl Mini .tors we........ 111 arm*. Asked
ca*« of Kleig eyes."
whni he would do about the dope
Then the storm hmkit. It wii < muiiuie, Film i’/ai Will Hay* dug
levealed thin dope wu< the real hii fool into the caipet and tala,
teason foi the illne«s.
,■*1 would ciu-h u like I would a
“ More t*>Mi 1 wo year* ago nil) v>l'<'i '
tilts trouble -tailed.’' said hi*
lloliiwo.'.i. crest and thouwife, tire- foTno i uclK -s IbirofhV .Mini of f , *'••ijiu-.t me funeral,_
Davenport,.. '»<■• his 1 Sm’ii Dougia- 1 anhaiik*: ''There
accident. Wally lanami
llffer- j should he soon leeognitian hy all
ent man — not the smiling, happy | of the muiinn nicturn producer* of
■boy 1 married W4v *~
whi*ky, mornim-. ..... - .. .) ^
, ' ‘ 4*» * * -+ '• * * + ‘SM\ worth to
vvns I he jr JY.'i 111 tot months — 1the uountrv "It is a great lo»s to
ond then drugj the pn iute industry.''
. “ He told me he full like there
trlen.l w
thu epitaph:
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hiatory of the lfnlvei.lty of Min
1110*1 Kindling T I 10 acme wa* tin ml, I* iriinninir foi one none i.-iord
hIghcHl a .Si>i(thcnxter 11 L'unfur- hefore he loiui.l* .oil til-, fourth
Carroll College 1
DLscuhscm 2 1’lutoon
H E LE N A , Mooti(/h- C o a c h
John i.nirllardl of Carroll college
alined iiirtni: knidlni; lit lootiiall'*
piaiomi *y*tam, n*kttnt why thl*
wouldn't work foi hn»kelhul[ a*
Well.
“ We could iim' ode platoon for
hrinxiiiK the hull rip the court," ho
*ald, "minttin for idnittiut |tlay*
imilei the opponeiit'a ha*kcl. an
other for mit-of IhiiiiiiI* play*, an
other for tire tlouwn hioI *tlli miotliei lor piiltma the- hull into the
banket,
“Then we rmdil icituiro varlhu*
ilatooli* foi ilcfeiiFdvc work. Tho
Ivca could lie ulatioiicil at htiateglc place* on tin aldellioM mid
enter the aamc when needed. A
'tally-lm' or 'hl-there-old-hoy' to
ths icorekeoiwr would he enough
to |urmil player * to enter tne
J
gam*.
TO M ftirrn
lonxon a* a ti'Kulm on the t'mvoraity If Miami liii-.k.'lluill hcii
*on, that of heiiiK Hu' fli-t Miami
atlileto to Heuto IIMKI point* dm
ilitf hi* varsity hnak.iliall career
StartInjf till* *ea*on with h.r<7
point*, lie npnearrd u i-iiu-h to
reach the total l«*f«ie mid sciinon
Imt ilia luiKkatliali play wa* di*i opted first when lie was selecl
e.l hi jday on ttie Midi! Shrine
Norlh-Sniilh Colleire Ml Sim fn»l
hull garno Iter. ‘Jl'> noil l)i.-o when
he ranio out of that game with
sovaro llmo burn*.
llowaver,, he lilt hit stiiile flnnlly against Unlvmsily of North
Carolina last week when he lullled 11 field goal* in .me game and
boosted hi* all lime scoring total
at Miami to PIK point*.
Though 6'J point* may l* ton
Many for him fo-make ihl* weekmil when the Hurricane* lake oil
Southern cnllegu Friday and Hattirfllty night* in thu Corul fiahlea
Cotifcum, l»o nhould get close
enough to the four fitfulu mark to
he able to gather hi* 10001 h point
at the expense of powerful wealern Kentucky which closes Miami*
home mhrdulc Jan. 27-lin. A
seven game load schedule remain1'
fur the lltlliicmtr* nfter the Wealcm Kentucky set lea.
Exhibition fenniH
Match At Mayfair
Mayfair Inn tennis court* will
hr tho »it* of «n exhibition match
Tlmrxdav night nl H: 16 o'clock batween the Inn's new pro. Him Kuilandc, and Eddie Co|i«lniul. Iro fesslotinl Lawn Tunnl* Asaoclatlim
dmihlea champion,
ItfHl two mil of three sets will
be played ami Charlie Morrison
of Hanford will umplte.
D E I,A N D , .Inn. IH -tSpc.’ial)
Aon Spnrrow, of II, m.I.mii, . wilt
represent John H. Nielson I invecsi* I in tlir f.nirlli aatmiil Tnmpa
U ioii.'U’m Open Golf TooMo.rn,‘.it
which will attract the l.-nLli.if;
i.imileiir and pi.ife.si.nnil »,.n r ii
gull.t s of the nation.
Tlie 78--h.de medal pla\ will
begin Thursday and will (■diiti,uiIM hole* n day through Simdu/.
Mis* Hpuirow, win. Ini* played m
each of the tlu .’e pre.-tiding loin
luimclit* as n high sell.ml stndenl,
expert a to be well up In the 11mi f.
till, yctll. She bits been pun tiring
dally at f'.dlege A ro n ilnlf t'ii.h
under j’r.i I’ng Allen where tn-r
game hits iniptlived Uolnablv.
Ml** Hpnrmw is a tm inbei ,,f the
St.lsmi Women's Golf team. Ill Inn
memhec* m i Grac« Lenoyk, form
er national amateur chiitllpliHi, who
will not play III the Tump,. Open,
JcHiiim Fotilehe mid Mruir McNec
|y, Mish , Lejicryk I* .prepping fm
the Hrlllsh irmtchiu thu *tinimei.
61hmea Foulrllu and kleNfi'ly wijl
lepres.-ut Stetson In other large
Floiidn matches.
K R A M ER LE A D S 10-11
O A K L A N D , f a llf ,, Jim. I h id't
*- Richard (I ’anclto) (,'nnxalfs, ID 10
nntimial ............ lentdil cluiiuplou,
Inst tughi defeated hi* fellow profe*4lniial, .lio’k Kramer,"tl-H, ll-f),
Kit.
lj
The vli leiy was Gouxitlrx* seeond
slialght on iIn- |uo»* hiuiulorniiiig
lour, it led Kuuncr leading tho
series, lit matches lo It.
I'anrho Segura, the small Ecua
dorian with the log two-handed
forehand defeated brankle I’aiker, r. a. :i-t» it :t.
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HYHAt'DHK, J o n
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Jewel Kim, 00, Manager of the
Syincuse fidefu and former lend
er of the Pitlslnu I'll I’iiutes, died
III-1 night "f pticiiiintma.
The vel.'ino kmi'hiill nmimg1
of the Inl.’Mtalniuid league team
Ini,| i.een .rill illy ill for the I**’
II lit*>h.
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i hit, Ml no \ l ii.i Hnip'a |tow-i
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N EW YORK. Jan 1H— (Ah— Ted
Si-hroeder, who'll again lie tniihe.| na Auierieu'* leading amateur
tninia plnycr when ihn rnnklrik’f
tikKiiul,.! - lUm
JAJJL
t wtrrm pp
Klmut or that place again in
l!»Mi
“ I ’ve done nothing alnco
if
tost foil hut work," Ted report*.
" I ’ve played tennis only imeo and
jnotnptly came down with mlluenxu. Genu Mako, with whom I
ployed double*, came down with
virus X. I’ve been trying to figure
whether this is un omen." , . 8chMH’der’* still neholniiH plan* .all
lor a brief eastcio tour if tlie
Davis Cup i-uiiiiiiiltee wnnla Inin
Ini the challenge lound. lie adds:
"Two things | will nut do -go to
Wimbledon again, much n* I
would love to, and play in the nansUumtl cltamplotteltipi again. I
very iirncli regeetted my iTeciaion
lo play at Forest Hills Inst year,
not because I l.ml, hut because 1
peimilled my iiiimi to be changed
inr me. Till* tva* tlie first time tills
ever bus happened and I guniHie
l.e It will IIt* the last."
Christ mil* Curroll
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II I I •:~'MI|44
I'OMffta
Red tie Al Hutpliin, who sold tlie
M l l l e S i p t iw , i .ilin ii L a « v h ’. ) ■;
I * How . I l.ti lent , \ t « . C a n d y L i t** Glcvciuml
arena to lake over
Hniiny d .Mitxit r, Chun
A .Log Huincwiml less trying duties at
Mlldr«*du •TmiK*John I.at roll U., get* u ehmkle
out of the hniikutball coach wlei
Mold
evidently mulip.ed, tho Cntoll with
tianto
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kmall southern
tigiiIn Clous
Clairs . <
lax To
Annual
fiolden (tloveH Tilla
V IL l.E , J o n .
Ill•JACKStlNVILl.K,
be boat
beat-array of lav*,
iMpeHal) -/file
ing talent *c «cn
m) ’ in
' Jack*oiivillo In
recent years \hi, »lm rd for entry
tb iinnUal. ediilen of
itt the seventh
titl e . i m i i i m l
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tlm .1iicksonv.....................
Gulden Glove* Tournaniotit, wblcb
(•pells a llnee-dny slam! at tho
liiit.il t’ouniy Armory on F* bruury
K.
Seven oul-of-lnwn loom* httvo
s.-bcdiili'd prallripntlon in tlie tit
tle classic, in addition to local
aggregation* wblcb include «evmul
ib,trim boxer*.
Three Mouth Carolina vpiuds,
including Charleston, t'arna l»Inml and Fort Jackson, me com
pleting arrangement* for tho trip
south. The Cbm lesion team* will
tm largely made up of winner* In
the Charleston Golden Gluvu*.
while I'urri* Island ha* sreduted an
elimination tninmimriit to pick
a team of service men. holt Jackson, which opeiate* a continuous
hexing urogram, will send m«m*
heir, ol It* port ten#.
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Slute Farmers Market
HIUTOPPERS* HOT-SHOT
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College Basketball
■ nm * :1
Sports Roundup
Hy H UGH F U L L E R TO N . Jr.
T'»** Ji
"It would he Ideal. We wotildn t ho” * ^ o 'l 'l u l 's m l r r o u n .r d 'Vh'.'-1 slop I* the Mghc.t total eve,
n«ed any «ytn clu**e». The hoy*
aTATM r in w t H a
mold find unmethhiK they ruuld loan II. H. Open golf champion- j recorded in Open history.___
MAIIHtVr
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only ralching tho hall lifter It
Tt>» Inllowtoa tones i npcrl cl
It* Mfttlll'l'l
dropped thnmwii thu banket."
hr ih* _ 0**l*r»
Ht*In farmer* Market f‘;r .pro
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Trio lt*rs »n>t IMS*I
RED HOV KHiN IHtOMMAN
*i* up to ♦ I* >1 Jan D(Jond'iiHii, aliuht Hist sucker who
pesos. Timterariwn, H*li
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wa* hot hoi. .1 with fuiiifur. Rrowth
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Lima . I'u Ul»r It an fiijO
on til* hand* late la»t iraaon ha*
W3H-BCORtNS
liv*ns
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klgned Id* caul tact to tduy for the
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llaiisiias
Red Box till* Ki'iixon. Hilly became
iHanlatn*U*»l 4k
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the ninth nieinhcr of tho Ho»Uin
|>*r t'.miol I "*
tita n • S C O R IH O
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American Lcagufl cluli lo algn for
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BESSEM ER. Ala., Jan. 1 B I-rank fPIgt ff-tus*, fj**-nlt Tig
er hefted ptSyerrmoia* mavba
he might ha ready for tho big
Ir.igue* after alt.
The Idg catcher said he xlgred
life I?tin contract yexterday and
dropped it In the mall. He didii’l
.Inclose the term*.
The ex-hlojt school and sandlot
ttar was r.lgr.cd two niim iuri ago
for $76,000 and two automobile a.
Thai made him Just about the
hlghe*t priced of the bonui play
er".
Farmed lo Flint, Mich., of the
rla*a A Eastern league last sea
son, he never really got going.
H* wound up with a .2(15 batting
nverago ana the feeling that
maybe ha wain't ready for the
big time,
A/tfr returning home at « n *ona end, he told "port* writer*
001 * hungry ball pta,e*'r , F j h,,,,L *4 to do over again."
t/nder the hig league bonui
elauxe, a club ran . farm out a
bonus player for only one year.
He must spend the next season
to tho Idg time, unless hi* club
want* to Ifise him for the waiv
er price,
jfaiise I* Inking n little llinrp
optimistic look Ht thing* now
than he did at the end of the
sen*on with Flint,
!'! •hh'h I cap make it,” he
"■Id, I know a lot of people *hv
1 S'**'1 * couple more season*
out fin the minor*), and there'*
no doubt that they would’ help
T j , h,,t. 1J" >*4 K°lng ‘o make
tlieh e*t of IhiliR* and do n job."
''■Di inniiu,.
Hnl.l he ha* he*n spending a lot
or time hunting und "keeping
tnr leg* In shape and tny weight
down." He weight* about 1R7
now*
He will report l„ the Tiger
camp at Lakeland. Fla., Mar I
H M IIir* *
iaiM<ir n o r — rim irh i
I n t n .ii
.jS S L A tP S i
ctice five evei inn up against aa
Adolph Itupp 1 mirheil team.
tiringiii'* li-H Huh Hrliwo** wh*
Hip turning point. He out pluypl
Kentucky'* eeven-fool lllll Spivey,
hrhlox* got 8* point* to only eight
for Spivey. Kentucky, helirii.l Ml*
?! at halftime, rallied to I in at
.'tU-.'ili, tileii fell heldml for good.
St. land*, hack from a poor
eaidrin trip, sockc.l Wichita, 7800. mid went into a tie with Hi ail
ley fin the lead III the Missouri
Valiev t.'iMifen tier.
1
Duke, 11I110 hack horn' nflet u
dlsiiKliuus tun them tour, whip
ped South t'arolina, 7!>-HO, In a
boutliciii Oiaft icme gome behind
tVep Vouniao'* '.!h point*.
Rhode Inland State won It* Ifit f1
Mtaiyht hy dumping HI. Jotepli'd
of I'tnlnilefphui, tiH-<)2, and llatdin
40-44, to move up ill Hie Haidar
Conference.
Sanford - Orlando
Kennel Club Entries
ItNDma CHARM end beauty In the winter water slalom *kl rhumplon■hlp m « t at Cypres* Garden*, fin , Katy Turner (left) and Mailha
Mitchell lh#W off Ihelr twin suit*. Knty Is not only extremely decorative,
but I* tht Dixie champion In the tough water gpurt. (fnfernnfimin' i
Miami’s' Campbell Ann Sparrow To
came from liehlnd to take SI( C a l l e d
Greatest Represent Stotson
Jolmn. The ( ’hi. agnail* went ahead
at 66-511 midway In tho second Hurricane
Athlete In CxibII T oui •nev
halt and then opened a iifl-54 g*n
that St, Johna wa* unaldo to rieie
$75,000 Bonug
Player Signs With
Detroit Tigers
L A K E L A N D , Jnti. IK— (Hprclall
— flfficials of the llrmiklvf tlodg ri-, New York i ankeeii uoo Dctuiit Tiger* will leach dusara in
a rnurno In business management
of iirofeoAlonnl hasel.all dub* to
lie held here hy Florida .Southern
College.
,
rile four-week course, first 6f
Its kind ever offered, will get un
derway here
Monday, Jan, 2.1.
111s i*<>. u'ill ho hold nt r.lght.
Harold Koettger, director of Hiformatlon for the Dodgers, will
discuss the minor league agrrfemerit; Ne.sl r'onway, siiporiutelidof llrigR* Stadium for t»o Tiger*,
will give iosliucti.m in park main(•nnnre and upkeep, nud f,us
Mn.icli, tmik.-o trnuirr, will talk
on proper training of taill player*.
tllher Instructors and ilieir sub
ject* include Roh Kindi, public
telatinns director lor thu Nstmuni
Association of 1'rofesaloiihl Hasr
ImlI Leagues, public rclutiiuuj Tool
Hplroin, owner of the Tamp*
Thud Wills, IK, who hn* had n
Smokers, promotional LVnwthei
iloyd, general manager of Hie meleorlc career In tennis, ha*
Jacksonville Tar*, conreeau.ns; Ed .■in.died its u freshman nt John
die Gilliland, general manager "f II. Stetson University and will ho
the Miami Sun 8nx. dally game n rmidi.lnto for the Hatter tennis
pia.l this y. ur, according to
operation; and Roll Doty, coor.b
nator for the course, contract , < *mdi I’liil Glniiry. Just before lo
player nolle os and general pape. •nrollcrl l.e eaptiire(| the Florida
I nMIc rnrkn Junior nliiKka till**
ut .liicknoiivilli1.
Holy Cross Wins 14th
Straight Over Ton'
N EW YORK, Jan. lB_(/p)_F,xr*pt fur unbeaten Holy Cro»* anrl
Duquesne, laat night w n np»»t
nlglil tfr-tfffflfj't' (laaltCjtball.
Holy t'rnsx, milked 'first in Ihl*
week's Associated
('res* jxill,
chalked tip it* Utli ntriiik lit with
An 34-Glt victory over previously
iiiilip.ilcn providence despite lli.<
absence of *tur Holt t'ousy be
cause Ilf IHliOa*.
Dinpirsne, riiiikc.l sixth, made it
118 In a row hy inking Its I'enn■ylvnnin rival, Wnyrieshiirg, 574B.
However, three of thr top five,
Ht. John* of Brooklyn. Loan In
land anil Kentucky, met defeat
III major upset*,
SI. Johns, ranked aeron.l after
hlliliiiK the No. I spot for two
werk*. fell l.efoie Del'aul, 74-ltK.
L ook Island, ranked third, wn*
tripped l.v Ninth Carolina .State,
86-58, anti Kentucky, No. five, too*
a 71-fid trouncing from Georgia.
Ollier mirpnne* include Siena's
47-48 defeat hy Georgetown (IM’ i,
Virginia Trcli* 7!l-01* set hark hy
Washington mill Lee and Si Law
rence's healing hy Clarkson, ittlBH, after three extra poiiods.
N.
Slat.1, whipped on it* home
court Satin day hy l.aKalli', playtil without a Kiihititutioii In trip
ping Long I -lurid
WEDNESDAY JAN.
college Trilin tilolj a terj-tfld heal
ing trim Jidm t Yu oil, ’ and when
Al entered tin* dre**ing roont t»
offer .nnilolcllcea he- found tlm
coach wi cut lied In smllek . "I ’d
like lo tulk to you ubout coming
Inn h no\t year, Mr. riutphlu," he
sold. “ Wo didn't play very gmul
tolljglil. lull we Mile had a film
lime here."
Sport* In Brief
ny A S N O riA TK ll I'RF.SS
FiNitball
nkl" - Notre Dame
and Oklahoma »igm-.l a home-arid
home football agreement for 11152
P h i l a d e l p h i a - Frank cir«
mo applied for a franchise in the
National-American Football l.eaK"^', (" he at Sail Frauelscn ni
Oakland.
IliiKfhall
RACU8E, N. Y.— Jewel Em,
Hyrmusa malinger nod veteran
pilot of major and minor league
tram*, died of pneumonia.
LYU O IIH UK U, Va., -W h ite ly
Kumwski. veteran 81. Lou I* Cai.linal* iufinldar Was uauie.l manager
of Lyuchlpirg in the Piedmont
League.
Haring
t OLD8MAR,— A IVnshlnglon, D.
M i a n who refused to give hi)
naliii' won fa.BIO on the daily dou
ble eomldmilloM of ncndtmifo and
H*V Polly at Suniiliiiio Park.
MIAMI
Eatontown ($I4.(U)|
won Hn- inaugural handicap at
Hialeah n* opening dny crowd of
in.liMf. wagered $i,n;m,wiH.
A Iti ADI V,' f'ahf. Juluts Joy
(II0.4UI
won llo- Sacrament'.
lUiidicap al Santa Anita.
■Sliorli. and Shells
I In' amilltcio intercollegiate golf
N E W li It L E A N S - Hardal
toiiniaiiient, which will iu> al tiie
U. of Georgia in April, will he a 11-12 0 "I w»,|, Ike (.’ollimhia poise
'.J lp'li’ medal test Hih yeui irmlead al Fair Ground*.
General
el a match play competition . •
t lllt Atit)
N T AA President
four of the five valuaiilc cups in
competition at tlm Philadelphia tli.uli C. Willett and Secretary
lo.pilfer track meet likely will lie Kenoetli (Tug ) Wilson said the
retired Friday night, 'the pul" even ollegu who won the figtd
vault trophy i* a uetv one ml* aiMio i expiiDliiii l<>i violation of
ycai
roller iiochey, n i(.imc the sanity code *HII face hail*
thill got loo ...ugh even fm Hie riam N l'AA meet* nod schedule
cunlomern some 2t) year* ago, D boycott*.
Sunday and, believe it or not, the
I he (inlversitv of l ex**’ nmsl
i’liming back to St, Nick’s arena
promoter* ate lulling It as a brand drrisne haskelball triumph ill
new spoil . . Frank Thomas, Ala hilt nr*, wa* 108-1, iegi*lered •bama athletic director who I* ser giant “ an Msicos Haptist Aca
iously ill with high blood prcsHure, demy in llllfl.
these day*. Hut they're cautioned;
"Don't talk a bout football,"
in lO.’t.i. The Hndgers' record i*
won l*i, lo«t seven, drew seven . ■
Ifuotc. Umpiotn
Jolm Jacobs, tlklal nuia U. track Ed I'Mcrimi, six fool, algid -loch
coach: "Tho sanity coda ha* got center on the Hyracuie Net* J i
leulli In It all right, but they re cooking up a special "Ireat" for
Hie fans at lit* Boston Olympics
Ilka mine— faUe."
aamv, Mar. 12, I'tUrton, whs
claim* to he a crooner, plans to
Dot* All, Urothcr*
More than a mllllun fan* have hook up with accanlian-playlng
Keen tho' U. of Winonaln boxing Tony Uvitlll in a lialf-tima show.
touni In 104 dual matches aincc the that1* when Hyyracuse atlendanca
GET THE THRILL
Impractical."
W llim end Wilson b#11*vo W it
->L»y, „'
I he
*n«c.x,V-'d
I^O*I
school* retained memberahlp, tilt
vote certainly cannot b« constru
ed a* giving them a clean bill of
health.
Tin "tilth
nieinoranHum is
sued lo members yesterday by
the two officials, tho six viola
tors (Th? Citadel no longsr a
member I were viewed as schools
without good standing In Aba
N CAA and thus subject to auto
mat ic ached ule banning u|A4r
tho constitution until such m>4
a* llu- compliance commlttao
finds they uro upholding th$
code.
,,
The eonstilullon, however, fails
to cover any action against a
member In good standing Ignor
ing (he bylaws and scneauHng
n member In bad standing, An
N CAA spokesman said this soon
may ho Ironed nut.
Officials of the six violating
srhools for the most part ta rt
taken the stand that the W IllHtWilson .memorandum was un*
warraned.
Th f °niy leeway subscribed by
the
W7lfett-Wllaon
memoran
dum was the rontests already
scheduled with the six violators
may he played, but that exten
sion* « f present contracts or agreementa are prohibited.
One more collegiate represen*
ipre
lative IihiI hi* nuy last night. Addressing a tthmle Island codhrenco on physical t duration, *Dr.
Jay H. N’aidi of New Y’ork Univcrsllv said he doubted "If there
are n dozen honest college ad-
recruiting, wan "unworkable nud It comes to athletics."
announeement piddle and l#t
Notre Dame Signs tho
the contracts follow Inter.
Tho Hporls-mlndcd head of the
Oklahoma Grid Gklnhomii institution himself a
formrr foothnll player, polledj h e
regents hy telep^d*
Squad For 1950 unlvvTsity
resterdny and today tn clear OklaN O R M A N , Okla., Jnu. IH. — (Ah
Notre Dame and Oklahoma, the
oiilloii's Iwo lop college footli'dl
I.’hiiih of Ill-Ill, will meet In a home,
and-homi' gridiron series In 1(162
and I Will, It wn* announced hero
("dny.
f’harle* (Mod) Wilkinson, alhI**I Ir dlrerlnr and bend ranch nt
Oklahoma, said the Iwo leant*
would play first st Noire Dame
"ii Nov. H, 1062, and meet In a
return gome al Owen Field here
Sept. 2«, IHb.’l
A alndlnr Miinnuiicemeiit of (lie
agreement, rumored "fieri since
Noire Hatno nud Oklahoma flnivhed first and nevoml in the final
Associated Press poll of the last
grid sea.; ,n, wn* to Wniiole nimulanmmsly hy Notre Dame officials,
Wilkinson, r.nld,
f
mma's half of the announcement.
It will he I lie first football meet
ing between tin' two schools, Th«
only previous athletic competition
hetwrrh them came in 1025 when
Gkliih'imn defeated Notre ftame,
6-1, ill a dual tennis match at
Notre Dame,
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"I'm very pfejtsoH llmt tha two
lop (cam* of HMU will ineel In
1062 anil 11)5.7," Dr. George L.
('rli*!<, president of the University
of Oklahoma, *nid In di*eu*Hing
tlie agreement.
"The visit of
Notre Dumc to Owen Field, Necmnn, in Illiilt hmd.l he 'an tlnfurgrltnhli' 1Drill for Oklahoma."
I'ohlii’ Inlerrei High
Altlmogh e o i i l t ii c 1* have iml
lieen Nlgneil and exchanged, tiro**
euld public iiitriO'.t th the game
lind hern m i great orririnlx of the
two «ehonls (lorlded todnv to make
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CHICAGO, Jan. IB— (TP)— The
National Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference set about proving to-,
day that it has teeth in Its bite
nfter all.
It snapped hack again at six
violator* or Its sanity code— Vir
ginia, Vlrplnbi Trm ,
Virgin1*
Military institute, Maryland, Bos
ton College and VI llanova.
They era barred from echedute* nti.f
sponsored meet:
under the organisation's constitu
tion. ft is as simple ae that. At
least, that Is what the new N CAA
JCrscldent, Hugh C. Willett, of
.Southern California and secre
tary-treasurer, K. L. (Tug Wil
son, Hig Ten commissioner, think.
It la all a matter °f remindlog N C A A members that they
brush up on the constitution and
abide by what H say* in black
and while— the "enndHInnn mid
obligations
of
membership*"
clause. This requires that meinhesa schedule intercollegiate con
tests "only
with livitllutlnna
which rondust their athletic pro
grams In conformity with tho
principles set forth In article
three (tho sanity code.)"
After a stormy New York con
vention, last week, many ohserver* wondered where
tho
Nl'AA'* teath were. Seven school*
were hratided hh code violators,
o charge which they admitted.
When It came down lo voting
about their explusion, they sur
vived bv a margin of
ballot*.
Tho seventh school, The Cltudel, resigned from Iho NCAA.
The otherH reinninrd, declaring
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Utorglx 71 Kentucky tlO
“ rroxn 40 Thx Cllxital 88
(K y ) »0 Tfnn T « h 67
gnd iUnry 78 TuMulum
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But* 57 M iK ir 45
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Ban Six Sanity Code Violators
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S A N F O R D F t .O R I! ) A
Rural Common Sense
p a o e
Lejrai Notice
By SPUDS JOHNSON
F U T U R E OK B E E F C A T T L E
IN D U S TR Y IS PROMISING
K i.»:< ~ rio ^
rtttH i . A t i v r i o *
rnmtiHMl to ttrNoluMon N*»
pHfKCil
d e s p it e f e e d p r o b le m s
Hint
hy
lit*-
7«t
t*l!)
*T>mmlF*b>n •*! tin- t'H v of H iiftfp rtl,
Kir Hit it *«n iim .
...... A "h ‘‘"eh Florida still- h*.
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1l!„ problem of \vln*et fzj •V, J„|Vfi
the future nl Its beef cattle In
dustry appears bright and prom'.Inc.
That opinion by Or. R. S. Ulastcock of I ho University of Florida
Agricultural Experiment Station,
vci-ef -uitlt- lr - ( V - , -new year,
should he of Intriest to all who
i re concctrsen wth href pi-auction
!n this stats.
Hitch beef production per sere
Is the goal that all cattlemen
should strive for. as attainment of
spell a goal will go far toward slic
es* In this very Important phase of
Florida
ogrirultnre. rnttlemen
have hern lucrea-dug their peracr" prodiictimi steadily dui Inc the
im.l few year*, and the outlook for
linHier inn eases Isgood.
Advances ale the result of Improved breeding, heller pastures,
peel rontrol, Improved nll-rouinl
management of herds, and larcei The destructive daniage dnne to Florida's woodland, by their chief enemy- wl1dfire--ls shown In this
production uiitl use <>f wilder feed. striking aerial view. The two areas surrounded by plowed firellnea are test plnta to show the ronhnsi
Increasing use of hv-proiliii-is of h. tween burned and unhurned woodlands. The plot on the left has iieen iinburned since (1*411 and has ■»
citrus and sugar rune, im-reusing line stand of pine trees with hundreds of young seedlings, too small for the ciinura to see, growing
prediction of hay (hv artificial ami Among the older trees. Only four pines are left on the plot which has t-rrn tunned every year. These Htr
natural drying methods I, and in- stunted and no young seedlings have siuvive,| the homings.
creased knowledge of feeding are
helping to bridge whnt has been
- j looking if they're used regularly, t are Ironed oil it, some of Hint
known as the "winter starvation
and IIV best to l.-l them get that blown color is almost certain lo
period." ami these trends are ex
wn.v. First lesson for this Is tlml gel onto the clean clothes. If there
By Anna Mae Hikes
pected to continue.
dull tins nhsoih heat better Ilian me other sotuhle stains on the
Generally, there Is good pasture
K ITC H EN T l i ’H
shiny ones. Secondly, and very im* eover some of those also may he
In the spring and summer and. In
pnrtant, scouring (in nans lo keep
some eases, there la more herbage
The home-maker who tries lo them shiny removes the thin coal transefem'd to the clean fabric.
than the alock can eat This, ac keep all of her kitchen utensils ing of tin and exposes tin- metal
The way to avoid getting such
cording to t)r. (ilasscock. empha shiny will lie making a mistake if under it lo iusl.
unsightly siatns on rlolhes you
sizes the import mice of adequate she rmlenvors to keep the tin pans
Not alimild rliioiiiiiim ware I"' Iron, is of eotirse, to have a clean
winter feed, Mnxiniuni returns she uses foi rooking in this con- ttcmiKnl
n> *
l ■*•!*(- ■■■ V-.L-p-L. rtnr, mi tlip liuaid 1tiefniu la g rr-from spring and slimmer p-sturo«
iHci.ur.-----------Ilsh nr'any cleaning pmvdri. Chro
nlng the Ironing job.
can he nl'itnined only when thero
Tin pans ate hound lo get duii- mium Is a soft metal and wears
are emnigli animals to take ad
off easily If it is scoured or polish
vantage of all the giuiing avail
ed. I ’ullke tin, however, II call
able, nud the more adequate the mer paslm.-. is reduced. Keeping ' he kepi «hiny with no more stronnI H I. » > ■ ! K l t t r n u r l I'la b
wilder feed, the more animals only the cows that raise heavy I " " ' cleaning I Iran washing with
•lusl .iff M l. I T - M
there will he in go Inin the lush calves Is another important faelni. ‘ soapy walci ami 1 losing.
grass season. If cows do not get
Larger acreage of winter pasHo, In cleaning your tin and
K friln i Imt1> lri»na
adequate feed iu the wlntpr, they tun*, production of more liny, and |chromium utensils, don't scour
%i»*»n l « II I*- M.
emmet produce good strong calves, Increased u»e of rltius mill sugar |them.
SMOKCSAHIHlim
r,r they may not calve at all, anil euro hy-pioducts and protein con,Vtu>ther mallei which every
I.IN C IIK O N
iner pastures is reduced. Keeping centrales aie seterlily i educing the home-niakel ninv well look lo is
HI NN Kit
thus the possibility of raising whiter feed problem. The outlook the Ironing hoard cover If the .Menu* from •I.Atl
iMl'
lieai v calves on spring and sum- Is promising for mote progress, 'cover is scorched mol damp clothes m U ie il Cm I’ H t i l f i m» 4 11«Hi|ifrt*
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forr.ilin•• led Dirvi* Fmnllura
fiuil trees, very nice, H .Min PM
N.i wailing wink
gum tint. . ,f
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Sanford, Fla IE '.n na t ly e ' l,
hailghi fin less lin.ii lialf e l nl
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impruvements
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fill llltlll
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curist nit linn, gamgc, m \ I- u
paid
full nl 7PH Laurel Aye,
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m end a raid utid we will rail 2 Ksetorv trained qnallfi.ul
vice Men.
will hnialle.
mi veu, Mr. and Mia. AA'allcr II
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617 for Battery, (J.-oi-i’i1 ■
I'lwhi Bund, 2 mile* west ,,f
and Starter service.
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Furnhdied Apt. fur two. Shower
hath, rcfrigeralien. On Crystal
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V E L A KA A I’ATM KNTH , Room*
ami Starrs, llfl AV. First Btrcct.
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BLINDS made |,,
F IN IS H E D
Free estimates,
Inis; will sell fin nlshril nr un
older. Seminole Venetian Rlliel
Mlraile I'enerete Cu.
t'hntie
furnished. fimcreie Duiihle gnCo.
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1162-W.
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II llrdieiuii II iuim ' in Mi.yfnit Sec
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TWO KINDS of
IrCRiil Notice
n v »
Call Alvin Odluim, Rlmlali It*
la i piers in Seminole County
fining Co. Phmie pll.il.
TU X E D O FEEDB : r.’oinpirte lln*.
AVrwnlei ful Npporlunlly. 116 to New home construction, lleiiau
Hunt'* _Tuxedn^ Fee.1 Bier*.
#20 in a day. No experience oi
ing and remodeling. CiihimO
EN JO Y Sunday dinner at Lanry's
capital icipiited.
Permanent
c.iHlom built. Let un lielp -i.ln
Write today. McNESH COM
75c also we«k days, Lunrhrs A
your housing iirolilerns in year
short ordera.
PANY. Dept. A, Freeport, III.
expel loner. Fred E vhiih P i *
ESHEI-MANH Red Hone Fed (iDOIt JOBS NOW OPEN at Flm
Bor 251,1.
Touchton A AVntson, 1201 O l n y
Ida Fudiluns for A'ming Men C O N TR A C T HIUIIGK'*'c A N A S T \
_Ave. Fhoiie It HI. ,f
from IH to 23 and A'oung Women
Lesson* try Appolntnirnt
H O T LDNCIIKK served every day
from tM in :tft Apply In person
BERTHA E HIIARI'K
l J dill tn 2 — with Hone’ Made
hetween ItAMI A.M. and M:I)U
Certified Cuiherlsmi Teacher
roils and curn Muffins. Ilemci's
A.M. to Mrs. Ellen Sturk, Klnr
Telephone 001 W
drill, 324 Eilat 1st SI reel,
Ida Fnsliions Mall Order Division, Eluor Handing ami FitilHhing: All
riTTS H U R ti I’uints for every Fountain help and AVsItroasr*. Ap
Oak Floor* laid, Handed and
purpose.
ply Mr. Bill Tourhlon Drug Co.
finished nt the rigid price. E. E
HENXARIK CI n** A Faint Co.
neforn 1U;30 A.M. .
Stevens, Tele, 7I0-R.-L
112*114 W. 2nd. Nt.
Phone 3211. Voting man for counter work at
TR A CTO R WORK. Pham- |f.7 .1
SWAP SHOP, 405 K. 4th Kt. We
Pig N ’ Whistle. -I
fur free estimates. Jack Ru>
Furnished " room cultagg, PhorTa
6fiH-M . __
________
Buy, nidi or trade most any ■eti.
N li ED V.XfitA^CAH It 1 ~*"
If bedroom Duplex apartment,
thing. Phone IW-.L
Make It easllyl
Bell Everyday Drug line*, bulldour, dump truck,
f*’rnlsh*d or unfurnlshad. First
$5,1'5
Cieetlng-Cards. lf-Cgrd II all- muck, fill dirt, shell ami dar
building North of Kldo-In Thaa- Shock Resist. Watrhei
^
Lovely Four Bedroom House. In_3 ulrc 1702 Magnolla Avenue.
Carafe apt. unfurnished apply
I j m Osk Avenue after » R M ,
. FwoTnom apartment. Apply if#
*
Rim Avenue. __
_______
three Thom fu rn lsh rJ' apartment
with bath. All modern Improve*
• g h t ^ J in ^ W e s ^ r h lr ^ J r e e J j
New AVork Shoes..........
$3.05
Courier Paints
gal. $2.Ml
A, my Cats, Blankets, Sunglasses,
Bools, Tarpaulins, Ralikuala,
Bunk Bril*.
ARMY-NAVY BUHPI.UH
106 N. Palmetto
Pli. 1321
event* Assort meat Mils qn sight
nay*
Olf
I»M
J up to 100 paf cent! Gift
Wrap*,
oilier*.
MetellkdJ PLABTICH,
Also Imp luted Notfl*.
by loud or Job, Contact Cuhsted
A lUulersoti Contractors, |()(i E
New Yorh Avu„ DeLend. I'hmu
Slaliiinery, Napkin
Samples, A mu)r in
pnival,
A R T IE
♦ilm inuN.
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LO HT A
F O U N D — II
LO ST — Burnley night, one small
traveling bag containing vain '
FRIED Shrimp Dinner, Served
able paper* ami books.
Lost
"The Best Shrimp on Earih" I— " W o P K VV ^
on bus or in atatinn coming from
every night at Homer'e . Grill,
A LL TY P E S of btilMober werlf,
824 East 1st. Street,____ __
Tampa to Sanford,
Reward.
reasonable rates:* Free estimat
Notify
N o tify !K, Area, fjoi W. ifth St.,
f le tl Fa late F o r 8 ^ - S
Wa both lose when you don’t.bring
es
David
R.
L'erRhitef,
f
k
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ii
Sanford.
your prescriptions to LA N EY’S.
laaa-M
i .Sm all neat S room buagalow In
Phone 103._______^
| __
LOBT Bleeli Pertian tom cat, R
\ Sanford Helghta Section:
month# old.' , Answers to the
Skilled carpenter aslres work.
Acreage—
tcraagi 110 arras located off BOAT. P L Y W O O D . LJGRT,
name of Nosey., Strayed from
No Job too largaf too amalli
Sanford-Orlando
ord-Orlando Hl-way Wait of
Call 713.
■
STURDY W ITH QR. W ITH OUT
homo last waek.
If you see
Movls-Land Theatre, Priced at
TRAILER. 313 ESCAMBIA DR. SAVE M ONEY-on fSJtTwatch and
him plsese return to 317 CainttWO.OO,
line Dr. or phone 1252-R.
clorlr repair mg. Fellows Home
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor HsniaT cabbage*- plant* fur talc.
LofiT — Sunday night,' one amall
Shop, 1700 Senfoyd Avg.
Call 1647-J.
* _____ • < .
Raymond E. Lundqulst, Aaauelate
i’hone 73*J
Atlantic Hank Bide. frog safe. See at Benton's FuipnI •
1 0 — HuslhHK! O p f j r
ttEirrea grove all fe»ce*f, gpo 1
tqme-StcrH. :Sanf;rd Avenue.
bus or. in station in Jacksonville.
■ayas6S«i!l’isi*.'“»
* Nftllfy < A re .,* 0 1 W,
Dinette set. 126, fTIe. 165ft-5^2.
SINGER MACHINES, m
new A
Terms. 91BW. AthSt. Ph.
A Ford good condl'
. Call 296-W even!
T’l ^ mjit iii°s
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A R R A N T Treat
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Raiding Preacher* Chunp Down
SCOTT'S
Civic Aaaoclailor *
On Whiskey, Strip Tease Artists heldTheIt*DeBary
first regular meeting of j
DeBnry News
By
Fv
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F R B B LA N D
FARR AND
By R.J.
SCRAP BOOK
Auto-Coal Strike*
Russian's Lawyer
Asks Grand Jury
pany:
1- -Wanted tha new contract to
Investigate FBI
run five year* with reopening on
<a
the wag* issue only ouce « year.
IU80 on Tuesday, Jan. 10. !.ni,i* >
N EW YORK, Jan, 18 — l/P)
2—
Failed
to
commit
Itself
to
a
OKtJtHOHA t i n . Jan. fS. — f/P) — Bootlegger* anif the ntgnl K. Elchhorn, temporary chairman, I
"fixed contribution In cento per A defense lawyer In the Coplonclub "take it o ff’ aliimmy ladle*— those are the folk* a growing group took the chair and the meeting <
hour into a trust fund to guarantee Gubltchev espionage case hai
was opened with an Invocation g iv -1
pensions on an actuarlaTly sound
ld asked for a grand >tirv 'nvestigaof Oklahoma c untv pa non* figure shouldn't be in business.
on by Vincent E. Valentine, lhe|
J.tlerv-cf-prxcIliU—wJmUa.-trtitA
•
?<*+«-*»he pulpit* already have touched five whitky Chaplftn flo w e d by the pi«^fr.I" Jl *V’. swr-yr rsswrvM
——---- F7vri»ifiTi\wr
teller*— Two of ibere *»te f.r-t night- in conttitulionally dry Oklahoma. tatlon ot a targe AWPTIc»irTT*g
participation In administration of
"1 k i n ;, t k t ; , ' («,■* W rt* . r « u L •'■*'"
Now rbe.y say, the strippers will get a generoua helping of their to tha association by Mr*. Harold
tha pension*.
of tl commission ut o crime," daYoung.
>
4 - Offered c.dy a “ ebam" pro- feme -itt.rf "v Abraham L. Pomwrath. Then clothing, they add, iin’t in the proper proportion to the
_
The pffl--— for. J.9M ■*»re V -d
poaai in insurance and meJicsl erantr. tolc- Federal Judge Sylves
akin which ahowa
L.
Dale
Donhospital ear#......
....... .......
A trio of preacher* not together! moral*, -we havo uivrn when people
ter Rj j .i .■ itfi.U j.
-- “
‘ little, president] James A. Romney,
Condar said the company could
with a constable
see what they do In some of our vice-president; Mr*. Vincent F..
Potnetj.ilz
is
counsel
for
Valen(')
not place an hourly evaluation on
■ raided a couple of rum-runner*, night club*.
Valentine, treasurer; Mins* Maldn
Its after. Ford estimated when It ttn A. OuMlchev, Russisn engineer
and had a look in on tome night
“ I know that In aome place* the Llndgren,
Recording Secretary;
signed Its latest contract with who faces trial with Judith Copclub*.
entertainer* strip down to virtual Ixiul* K. Elchhorn, Corresponding
the
UAto that the cdmhlneil pen Ion. former Department of Ju«Mure than twlea that many did ly nothing, while a master of care- Secretary; Vlneent E. Valentine,
sion
-'em and Insurance pro ti r iiiij -oye,
the r4dlng Monliav afternoon. monies doe* hi* beet to make Nr Chaplain; Edward Wagner, San•."idyl' Hvan, who continues to
gram w. worth 10 cents an hour
And about that snmr number did took attractive to the young ladle* tlbtl.
day ,tl* nru-trial hearing* In the
to
each
employe.
lait nights* rerun.
of the audience.”
Chairman of tha Board, flu*
Ford also set up a specific pen case, mane no ruling on PomtrIn all, about 810 pint* of the
Stone raid there Isn't • rent Rapprlch. Member* of the Board
sion fund and is sharing Its ad ants’* request that a special grand
hard Muff have bean seized.
organization of raider*. Yet, that of Directors, Mr. Anthony Onnel,
jury consider tho posKlbllllv of In
ministration with the (JAW.
The girlle-Klrlla »hawH came in Is.
Mm. Louis G. Elchhorn, Mr*, liar Cornier, however, said the two dicting FBI agents. Neither did
for nome real frown* yeaterday.
"Punters have been hollering old Young and Mr. Joseph Christplans could not be compared.
the Judge tomnunil on the lawyer’s
WAftfi. OHCL FJ.OWEP
The raid* liavo bean In the since Sunday that they -.runt to berger.
So far the union has not talked move.
UMDLR
<HlS
BRIDGE.
Af
city and the county. The scorned come In with ua,” said the Rev.
pensions with General Motors
Pomerantx Indicated he believe..1
Tha chair waa then turned over
•how*, are In both place*, too.
If. C. Kmmert, minister at the
Corp., largest of the auto indus FBI agents committed perjury,
^R o w l a n d . En g lan d ,
Said the Itev, George Slone, Crown Height* Church of the Naa- to the president, Mr. L. Dale Doo
try's "Big Three."
broke the law In their admitted
taster of the Flr*l Baptist Church arerte here. ''They're ready to go.” little. Mimeographed copies of But n ow A
Meanwhile, coal rationing and wiretapping of the defendant*'
the by-latv* and membership rard*
K ^earhy Bethany:
industrial curtailment* today rain telephones, and criminally de
Thomas Kppler, 88 year old pasSfREEf PASSES
about rii* crime*, It’* no toi at tho Church of the Nazarcne were given to each member.
ed new Mows on the naton’s ec stroyed wiretap record*.
m
Committee appointments includ
UNDER rf
IT IS
onomy In the seven-state strike of
The lawyer* told the judge that
ed the following: William Hoyei,
AMD SEVERAd.
more than 00,000 soft coal miner*. at least four instances where
ESTIMATED
Action
Committee;
Harrv
WbiCOLORED NEWS
The
Retail
Coal
Merchant*
As
FBI agents broke the law had bren
THAT M0RITHAH
well, Finance Committee; Mrs. L.
ROA.DS
sociation of Pittohurgh *ald stock* revealod at the pre-trial hearing*.
By LOU1MK FOSTER
5 0 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Dale Doolittle, Welcome Commit
CONVERGE
are
*o
low
that
coal
will
be
ration
Without Itemizing the instances,
tee; Mr*. Gns Ruffrich, Entertain
CHRISTMAS
W h lE R E IS ^ H t
ed on a priority basis. Sucli es he said the latest of them de
hfl
F IR S T H llll.O il M. H. C IIIH U TI Hnptlst Church, Rev W. II. Nag- ment Committee; Harold Young.
sential
users
as
hospitals
will
get
C E O C R A R H IC A J. CEHfLR CARDS CARRYING
veloped yesterday.
Sunday School wa* opened at ley, pastor, opened with Supdav Committee on By-laws. Merntx-rCEIfftR^
first call.
Earlier yesterday, FBI Inipecto,
Pi4A A.M. with dean A. Knox, School on it* unual time If) A.M. shlp Commute*, Mr*. Wm. Hoyer.
Wsl CENT
o F'fitE U .S .
The
mammoth
United
States
luperlnlrndent nnd hi* tenrbers The .Sunday School Lennon waa Mis. Carl Vnllrath, Mr*. Anthony
rr
POSTAGE. ENDED Steel Corporation announced new Howard H. Fletcher admitted hr
*?
erred in previous testimony. The
in charge. The subject of the hcnutifolly reviewed by the Pas Opprt and Mra. Gun Rapprich,
%
UP IN THE U.S.
production cutback plans.
)r-rector hs»i )"■Stifled—ha. had «««■A l < H o u o r t i< s m o u T h is
lesion was “ Fellowship in tho tor Hev. Haifley.ethr subject boMl** Mable Llndgren, seereinrv
The'
D
r
F;-Gmnlrivlr-Cumpauj
uf
NEAR,
C tN < C iy D E A D t E T f t R ....
part In destroying record* of wire
Early. JJ|nin,l i lL * w l _ . v M - cal! !*h "Fnl'uWnilip.
t!,» jiiliiuUn of tin.' ptevmu*
ENORMOUS
.
1HL
M O H l> £ l£ D A H t c o ia x ,
Akron,
Ohio,
Bred
off
telegrams
O F F IC E D U R IN G
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NORTH CENTR AL KANSAS
taught l<y the teacher*. The at
Morning Worship 11:30 A.M., meeting. Committee report* wrro
A.
RARE
DEER-SEA
FISH
HAS
TINY
to President Truman nnd congress taps on Mis* Coplon'a phone.
tinnance was very good with (1.1 PriK-enalonal.
read and discussed hy the muinThi past Holidays. men saying the ruM>ei imlustiy i* PomeranU confronted Fletcbei
fEM^"AHD FEEDS OR SMAU
CRUSTACEAMU-. oe!I
preient, but we are still asking
B ill
i
|<*M» K nf f*a»«s#e JjrRaleieW, |ng W
Devotlrm— lg>rl by Deacon ft W. Vers, after which plan* fm the
•hreatened by coal and power yesterday with a memorandum lti
future were taken up.
for more students, The lesson Cooper.
which h* had suggested destruc
shortages.
<.
wee reviewed by beloved Pastor, i Hong, Choir No. 2.
Nine new member* wore w,l
In Pittsburgh, President John P. tion nf the records, and the lawyer
Rev. .1. II. Names.
S«:rlpture Kendlng, lit ( ’room*, romed. After the meeting wnv nd
Husarello of the.United Mine dis asked the inspector if hia denial
jotirriij, refreshment* were *ervi-d I
At 11:1*1 A.M. morning worship Cor. 13:1-13.
A i mured Car Kervlce would have
trict five said his staff I* out wa* true.
Truman-Congresg
$l Million Theft
Fletcher replied; "I must her*
by the ladle* nf the group
began with Deacon M. Nlark in
no appreciable effect ,,n the city's
Hong, Choir No. 2.
In tho fields urgteg striking min
charge nf the devotion nnd Choir
Air. Fred Spiro, president nf,
business.
er* to return to the pits ftfonday. been In error at that time.'*
Hie panto: Rev. Hapley pre(('■atlas*#
Vraa*
Pew*
Oaet
<l,.al Inure hum Page <•■»»
Meanwhile, the evidence w*a all
No. 1 rendering the song service*. rented Dr. ('rooms, who In turn Plumiwlon Estates, Inr., nnd ,Mn.
They explained it tills way;
Ilusurello said no new word hnd
The I'nslor delivered tn* morn gave the Ordination Sermon. At Spin, are enjoying a few day* ’ •
night.
Of tho |27.000.M>0,(MMJ to circula to a hill providing for the repeal of been received from UMW Presl In lodriy In the perjury trial of
ing message from the Theme: 3 P.M. the Women of Ilomo Mis- varatlon at I'lnntation Kstntrr.
Along with ilir million in cash tion In the United States, about Irdcral oleomargarine laxrs.
dent John l>. Lewis hot I hat bis former Stale Department official
“Tha Church Nerd Worker*." Text don, Mi-n Mattie Odomn Pre*.
Mr*, tiny Peek returned home mi hr gangsters gialibed $10(1.000 in •me tenth, or $2,700,000,0(8) would
One of tha three rlvll right* nrtlun wn* token in line with Alger Ills*.
Humming-up argument* begin
mind, W Matt. 10; 87-118, .lolm presented a program the IJoyei Monday after spending the holi
normally bu in lb% llostnn feder ■mrmlmunt.* offered by Senator Lewis' recent NUggestlon that full
4: .1ft-80. These urn some nf the brother* of Winter Park rendering days with her parent* in t'mrnirit- licrks.
al reserve district. Tim* the ltold- I.anger (H -N U ), ll was killed by scab- coal production be resumed. tomorrow, and are expected to
»,minor cars rsred through till' ip tuok nwn> only $1 lor eech a
a 00 to 20 vot* to U y It un tho Weekend meetings are sliceduled wind un in time fur the case to
high points. Fii.d, to be a worker the singing. The aelecttop* were 11. Ohio
In Omi'a Church one must first enjoyed A wnndeiful uddrum wn>
go tn the Jury late Friday.
table.
Mr*. Alexander Jnlhert and *mi 'lly nnd mitlyinir district* during 42718) in cl.culatlon in the area.
In score* of locals.
A aim liar fata apparently wa*
love the (liiircli supremely and to delivered bv Mlsu Mattie Odoma left Munday for bet bom. in no night running down a number
The (rial wae In adjournment
■
f
tip*
that
proved
worthless.
in store for hi* anti-poll tax and
do thin it lequlre* the New Itlrlh, on the nubleri “The Nrstionilhlllty liockroo (tench, V a , after vl^ltlog
today, a* government and defense
Flood
r
,
Fires
.Shortly
after
the
holdup,
pallet
fair employment practice* amend
it John .li.lft-7. ” Cor. fi:>7. of Homo Min: Ion." The I’altur with her parent*, Mr. and Mi*.
attorney*
readied their final
ment*, Their rejection would help
Bfcund, w>> mukt Inye our Neigh pair Hev Giilluwqv of Wlbtei Vincent R .Valentine of Medina •mixed at break-neck speed h fiveSpeeches to the Jury of eight worn )
ll'tiiilla*#,
l
»
*
»•■«»
ilaei
Suitor
Kills
passenger
Mack
Cadillac
sedan
to clear (he way for a quick Ren
bor* and oui Kneinir* St. Matt, (binlvp e visit during thn eyenlng Hoar! for .'I week*
«n mid four men.
In he the getaway, r 20,0(1(1, 'in.' *it r«» luir Wnbssh ata vote on the repeal bill.
S*:n», St Malt, 44. Third, We service*. • ( .
ll will be the second time that
T'H gt. Alexander Julbrrt of tho lliunglit
'•
River
crept
Inward
the
ton
of
the
cur.
They
lost
II
In
the
city'*
West
f(’«atla*r# S him era* tia*|
The motion to table waa made
must love find nbuve aveiyIblng
Medlrnb Corps in the Armv Air
the fate of His* will be weighed
floodwall.
Rome
too
volunteer
P.*.n«ng
Renivc*
—
7
P.M.
,
linmediotely after administration torney Alhrrt Rchnolder. Selahlnne ugnln*t tho accusations of , ex• In tha World. .St. Matt. 82:87.
Furr* or Langley Field, Vn.. I* Kuxbury district.
Honr py Choir .Nn. B. ■
I’olIce believed the ear; bearing workers remained on dutv 'luring leader* had attacked Linger'* pro drew a . plsto] nnd [aininnl It Communist spy courier Whittaker
Fourth, We ntunt live nnd be witi.hrnnle'tu K1n>ka for an Indeflnlle
the
night
filling
and
nlm
lng
sand
stolen leg Istrut ion plat
headed
Devotlnii !Ad by Dearvu A. Pet. period. 1
Norma Chamber*.
posal* a* ah effort to,kill the hill. a g a i n s t Mrs. Hweet.
inihie* fur Jams Christ, lit ihl*
bags at danger tmlnts.
. Democratic ‘leader Luca* bf jumped up #nd knocked Sclaldone'*
prtl.rrnt world, Ad* 1:8— Tlltt* 2: etaou.
* Mr. and Mra. George Newton of for Providence, It. I. The
Chambers, the chief government
Hr* Ides the 8,000 persons fortfed llUAol* *ald ■ U n g e r, hoped to hand .down. Two shots went wild. wltnvHs, claim* H|s* gave hint
Hcrlpturp I.eOenn hy the Pastor, Fall i'River, Mas*., arrive,! Inst (Muse. 158,6381 were stolen Tri
IM S , St. Matt. fi:ia-l4-16-tfl.
i from " their homes in southeast
' filibuster' whkb >oUld A .(bird struck Mrs. Hweet In the U. S. secret* for delivery
Visiting friend* who worshipped Hev.; Ilavicv., St. Johiys. UipdS.t waak tn «p#tld the winter with Id* Boston last week, police said.
ry to pre
lUv. Jtailey IntrmluerA Rev, b hedther and' slster-in-iaw, Mr. and "HM very obvious," Fallon sa|d, Missouri, other thousand* have ultimately kill the repeal ineajut*.' side., .
With da nre: Sister Huai# Thnmpmia wa*
war !tu*nlai! agent*.
Democrat* are bitterly
bitter
i Evelyn and her mother rnn Indicted for pit Jury when he dssbn, Jarksimvillii; Sister Whltv, Fc Holm whn delivered * wondgrfu) Mad-Robert Newtn.'. of Asturlana "that these men used u muster key been made temporarily homele** Hunt hern Democrat*'
umjmss, hi*
ni* '<Sohjevt helng "Atk - (triad, i
to open all those doors." The gun in Illinois, IniPson Kentuckv. 4 c- opposed to the civil right* mea- aero**,,th* street to a neighbor's
JaMrsmivllle; Sister Ktbel Yeat* odijressy
■. • • H ’t
" ' ‘ grannd Jury,
riled this to u federal
men went through six locked doors kaneas: and iTirruiessfe by tha iure$,
rae,
'**vTc . ,,
house. While Norma and Janet
man, Carman City: Hroaher J., W% ing ami Receiving.”
0
811.
arid
Ml*.
(1.
Harvey
McGill
before
reaching
the
vault
where
floodwatara
from
riyjV*
in
'the
"He
I*
riot
fooling
tho
people
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;
-o.TJuv
Theme,
of
tJi(*
were
struggling
with
him
RdalKnowles, Allen Chapel A.M.H.
And1children, Harvey and Karin, they rowed five employes.
,,
whd'are
truly
Interestud
In
pris
lower
Mlaaltalpni
sml
f)*
lo
V-dleV.
I(e
Doer*
.and
Not
.
I
done
stmt
himself.
Olthreh. Vltdlm* nri- alwny* wel
(tttirgMfl Wednesday to t)i»*lr’tmrrtr
Musky patrolmen toured
In Colorado Spring*, fire* flared ing the civil rights program. Lit- -..Sclaldone Was employed by
come at First Shiloh Missionary hat which ! ran,do I migb! t o * ell dtlgh banks Riilkil after *pend- 'lieWhile
I'lty’x underworld spot* picking up again tuilai- In tbe dftvtiged ca* added.
Harry Vaughn
1 •
,•
Remlngtoh Hqnd Company In near
iThoi
whlrh
I
might
to
ikr
i*
my
BppiUl C'Ini reIt. lire Pnatim mid
lng>a
few
day*
with
Mia.
Medlll'a'
up, xuRpects, alarms sounded de- area soiitb of. beri' wlieil* a dale
I.ilcteri said the antl-tynchlng by Illpn. H|4 Wife lifts heen con*
Duty do, do, i. ,
./* r
Itiemben, are riiwaye frlemlly. .
cousin*
Mr.
uiid
Mr*
Heor\'
Zoff
sscrtplDinp of the hnldirpmcn along swept brush fire left Inn soldier* amemlibent wa* utterly.1 Irrele yyyyyrtaoin etaol vbgkq
(<«U||UM»« li-> . r**» Oaet
• At 0:011 P.M. tire H.Y.P.U. waa That which Is my duly tn do (Hut of Clearwnii'r.
>
*• tho eastern seaboard.
vant” to the oleomargarine bill fined to n hospital for many year*, man like Muiagun could coritimtr
dead anil three nd-«lng
*
‘opened with the president. Deacon i , expect* mu to do
Eleven men wett' taken to head
The Maze, started *arly vester- hut promised again that the Sen police said.
In* o,'furious activities in dealing
D. Junea and Ids p-nrhern In That whtcli God expert* me to do •' 'Mi1*. I'runk Turner of N.irnnla quarter*
for questioning.
No dny,'1leaped over more than 80 ate will have a chance #L thi* ses
Road and Mrs. .lack-.nn ami daugh
I Can and Will Do
Mrs. Sweet bus been Separated wlili government officials. This 1o
cbm ge. The siibjerl nf the leiter "nflMIndtu Rond xnertl Mon charges were placed ogaliist them, •i|Uare mile*, running on wind* of sion to consider "certain pha*04" from her Imslmml for |U years, purtn'iilnrly true breause several
ton "The Noble l.aynmii Seeing With Ibul Helping me.
Rhotgun-armed squudinen romed burrlemie force, li burned much of of the civil right* program,
day r 1 Silver Hpringof Id* dubious iictiviiiea of recent
police .reported.
tip- Cause." The lesion was well
READ: -JMatt. 7il2, Phil. 4:1ft,1
into Foxboro, a town tietween llos- the enst face of Clii.’Vemm Mmin.Supporter* uf the house;4pprovyear* have received nttentlqn in
Mr. lieorge Detur n nf l>e lliiiv ton
\
studied mid was enjoyed by all. Jume* 1:22-24, 2:14 Iff, I r i l i
and
Providence,
on
A
tip
that
ed
lax
repeal
legislation
were
con
tnln, sinued (lie palatial borne* In
• Duly three state* are repre the public pres* and hecadte Ini
Drlv* I.SU. Mid ho.or Tuesday af
,, ,
HDler I Mini by Itounillree bail John 4:20-21.
four
men
wearing
peajarkot*
had
fident
of
pushing
It
to
victory
In
sented on the I04l>-b0 University iBIft he wa* caught by the cus
charge of the piugimii thal wa*
T . C, Adams, reporter, '• *
1ter tuenibo- «evrraf ilnv* III New entered u bouse Itirre. The tip waa tha Broadnomr district nnd ran the Senate by nightfall
aero** powder tlrv prairie* nearly
Yolk on 'uislncs*.
of Arizona 21-inun basketball tom* official* smuggling essential
•lljoyed by nil. The following
Hev. W. II. Itogley,' pastor.
worthies*. The holdupmen wore to Mountain, Colo.
One of the' teadlnf
'ending opponent*. squad— Arizonu,
California and oil* used in the manufacture of
.pertuni gave some vary fine adMr. uml Mr*. Ambonv Onnel Nnvy-typu peajnckets.
Hey IR-W ls) left the North Dakota.
perfumt) into, thi* country."
It wa* brought under riintrnl Senator Wiley
droeses: Sister Sallye Fields, Sin
NEW MT. C A LV A R Y
ami Mr, and llu . to,rob Cbrlst"Tills Job wn* definitely pulled after a shift In the wind Inst night. city, nn aide conceding "th#
ter Jean Tonley, SlMero Marl ColeU A I'TIH T CHURCH
berger and miii or k'n> rnu Ro*'1 by somebody who know every
I*'* m over
rnbu, Deacon A. Knox, Dtacnn O.
Deaconess Board Number Ona spent Thursday ir Mi. Dm a visit- Inch of tho rotnpniiy’* layout," But fresh wind* from the east fight's
An effort aUo waa hiring made
today were storting up old fire*,
O. Coleman. Solo, brother O. C, held Its meeting at the home of trig with friends.
Fallon told reporter*.
by Renator McCarthy (R-W la) and
Coleman, Heading tflxlor l.eola Mr*. Kstclla Wilson. The presi
Friends will be trim! In |eu»n th-t
"It's a tough job to pin down morsl of them along slate highway
(H-Neb) to keep
Knox and Sister Marven Hawkins. dent. Mr*. I-eathun William* pro- Mrs. Earl Van Ne** of Nernnja descriptions of linldupmerii" the lift and the south end of Cheyenne —
- r..r—
to tack a general
Mountain.
Duat, Sister llertha Iloumllree and •Ideil. Following Ihe meeting a Road I* up nnd about uaaln after superintendent added.
Weary firefighter* sped to the cut In excise tuxes to the bill, but
ON USED CARS AND TRUCKS WILL
Sinter Marin Cotemnn. Soto, Sin- lowly report wn* served by lh« n rather lengthy Illness,
Descriptions given by witnesses
It looked like a forlorn gesture.
tar Mary I.e« Glenn, planter Vunn Hostess. The next meeting will
Mr. William West nf Anglriis varied. The best Indicated that all scene of each new (daze and quick
Wiley
wax
one
of
tha
chief
spon
4flu gave a very fin** nolo! It you bo held at Ihe home of Mrs. Patoy Road has returned home from the wen* about five feet, nine incite#, ly brought most of them under sor* of a proposed dairy state sub
would like to linve * good tlinn In IlUfke. on Feh. 19.
hospital in Jacksonville and Is w • I g h I o k approximately ISO control.
flprawllng Camp Carson, war stitute for tha House-passed bill to
(2nd'* lluiiw, come out to Rtnt •Tha ll.T.U. began at the maul coming along nicely.
pound*.
'
area* tho oleomargarine tax**. U
Shiloh Missionary Haptht Church’* hour and was In rharga of tha . Mr, and Mrs. Robert M. Brown
Six wore rubber*, the auveoth time home nf 30,000 troops, wae went down to defeat yesterday 48
R.Y.I'.U. every Sunday, (1:00 I\M. president Mr. Raymond Bnw n of High Hank* Road left Thursday crepe-solol shoe*. The purpose' of considered “ out nf danger” hy
87.
afternoon for Orlando where they then* was to kill off houiuI m post officer* barring a sudden toTha
ami tearher*.
substitute, while also wiping
shift and upsurge of the wind. A Interstate shipments uf yellow
will spend several days.
the
desperadoes
headed
into-the
Kv'-olnn Wnrshlpt
KVenlng
Worship
began*
at
7100
few
of
tho
now
fire*
were
burning
building.
’•
•The Evangelistic Ringer* : of
out tha togas, would have banned
The Devotion wag led by th i , Mrs. Beth Uenton nf West Sec
No descriptions were obtained on the south end of the reserva colored oleomargarine. ,
Brunswick, On., ttndcred o mufti* P.M.
n ---------- *■
da> ond Street returned last week af
tion,
«al program. Everyana enjoyed livered by Rev. M. Caldwell.
ter spending a month with her of the man, or men, who waited
Senator Fulbnght (D -A rk ). dir
One- eoIdler wae killed while ecting strategy for the repeal bill,
tha linger*.
r
outaldo the garage to steer the
sinter In Montrose. N, Y.
FOR INSTANCE:
Hu*
activities
nf
the
week
re
fighting
the
fire
In
the
Canon
>
Tha weekly Activities' are a* main unchanged.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Taylor nf fttaway,
told reporters that he now expect*
',i .
foil own:
.
•,
All police dlvlaiona commander* building* yesterday, Another died the measure to paae quickly by a
Hickory
Road
returned
how#
hy
! • « ( ____ a___ -*• *
Member* 'and Mandv ate hiked
were ordered to pick up ever*.#** this morning. There were IB more
to vlatt the following sick mem car early this week after spending convict who had serve# for arHM in the post hospital, 10 of them nn top-heavy majority48 Plymouth C o u p e .
the holidays in Canada accom
Meanwhile tha Senate-House
41 Chevrolet W t Urn
b e r * M r * . Daily Spear, Mra. N il- panied by hi* mother and aunt robbery, along with all kn#trn the critical Hat.
Atomic Esergy Cobumittee la ask
Clean
all
over,
motor
A
cheek
of
personnel
during
lie William*, Mr. R, L. (.at, and who will apend the winter In BL holdupmen.
flat bed truck •• ru^a
,
H\
ing defenw, diplomatic end atomic
good, alrfoam Mala.
Borne of theae were expect## to the night showed three misting. A whether the hyrogee bomb la too
Petersburg.
Dr, Mitchell will HluatrVtg.hy plc- Rev, J. J. Jams*.
Only
...............m
|
|
food - o n ly ....... *2 f l b
Rev,
A, *»
C. hcii
McQueen,
uro the life ef Joaua Chrlat.
Jamas A . Romney accompanied appear In today'a police lineup. detailed search of ihe area waa .terrible to meio, whether men *ti..» lt.
T ---* •:” paator,
*— *
All vacationing and ofM iily started for their bodlea or those finally on the tbreehald of Ma ov
Juanita X. Wllaoti, reporter.
•Isaac bring a free will offering.
by Mr, and Mrs. Junius Stock and
• Wednesday night— 8 PJ4.— The
daughter Linda *f Brooklyn, N . Y. atate police trooper# and detectives of any others who might have bean !destruction
were called bock to work by atale trapped.
ah
SCRA PS
p sfi
„,
ft
.
OUR NEWLY
SLASHED PRICES
t
;Hew Helen Primitive GhuJch, Rev.
if. H, Frleraon, pastoi1, will render
eatvUo* at First Hhlloh,
{ The Public la cordially invited.
liuraday nlgkt~7:80 F .M .-J r .
(hud Sr. mlialnn maetlng, Mr*. Lula
.Janes and Mra. DorothyReandtree,
llJ lt t l^ 'e v a n lg t ^ t j P.|lA-dunlor
J. Barnet, patter. ■"
thy.Roundtr^reportor.
. r*turned to his home on Colombo
i today haara how
an~ atomic m W
Road late laat week altar spend* commlaaloner of publlo safety John
devetopmeat of W
In g f Ive weeks In Now York vlalt* P. Btokea.
angina
la
coming
■
Mayor John B. Hynes said-the
too will be rasj
"shucking aeriee of holdups'* was
tha work of a '‘well-orgardeed
tang of out-of-town criminate.
Re expressed Confidence In toe had to be. withdrawn.
ability of pallet to craek tha co m * S. If Senator Ferguson ( 1*
Of laat night'* holdup poll#* Mich) la, e o rm t In wylag .that
auparlntendant Fallon said:
•‘There U no doubt It waa on
IneWe Job endwaa prohahlv plopa*
ad for weyka— even with pwn
prlnta and reheareala, The baidlto
Chinese War
oailp plaao.
41 Chivroltl \ l/% Ton Fiat bad irurk - in |f»od working
roodltloo
fttg jk
1848 Plymouth 4 Door,
near perfect . . Cheek It
youneH.
1847 Plymouth S Dour
I.can than 18,000 mtlea.
y.
\
1*47 Plymouth 4 Door. New Riagn. A Rood, aoued ear
Mine
Bewuert
*— Nr n •<*V*
*> ** - •
And quite a Hne of runnmf units priced
fromftt toflto
• n n .t a iS M M i
�THE WEATHER
In Unity T h m la Strength—
U
Praia*! th* padre af tti* World;
I * E'*"01* »
Continued mild and *morally
fair through Friday,
•* America.
T# f n d » « PtM|Mtly for Sanford.
S
T
h
u
H
a
W
rs n s s ra s r
George Barr’s
Umpire School
*ls Re-Opened
°
Established 1908
Vaughan Critic
— -t),
{Farmers May
Receive Social
He ■Ingled •rut former Mayor
Robert William* for aperlal at
. tentlon and expressed thank* for
W the three haaeball Held* provided
for hit ute at the Airport during
Mr. William*' administration.
In a pep talk to student*, llmIra Barr cautioned them agulnai
rlnklng or gatnbllnfc, whittling
et girls on the street and urged
them to go to church on Sunday.
Umpires are'bound to have truu----------------------------- ------------ reef
5
35th Year Of
Civic Service
, 1
Louis D e n f e l d
Retires After
Unification Row
F o r m e r Commander
O f Navy Quits As
Matthews R a p p e d
BOSTON, .Inn. 19 iA*i — Ad
miral I,nul* A. Oenflrld armour
ed today he hud aohmltled a
request for retirement after
more then 40 year# Naval ser
vlet. Admiral Denfeld had been
removed ea Chief of Naval
Opera!Inna after stormy hear
ings In Washington on unifica
tion of the armed service*.
He said he Had aaaed that Me
retirement been Me effective
■March i f ■
■» * «•* 1
W ASHIN G TO N , .Ian, lU -i/Fi—
Senator Tydluga (P-M iU »"Uglit to
day to quell h heated new Remit*
flmeup over Ihe mister of Admiral
Louise K Denfeld with < pro
mite of all the fart*-no matter
where II ipv hit.
1Member* of the Stnford Kiwanla
Club yesterday Joined with fellow
-n.mbcr* ibtoughnut the nation.
Canid* and elsewhere in celebrat
ing Ihe 35th ennlvaraary of Kit • Tlit> ehnlrman <>f the Senate
anl* Itrrnatlnnal.
..........
'Aim
ed Her vice* Committee " t in
The program wav largely devot- lf(j that pledge after ■Senaim Mr
ed to listening to a radio recording Curtliy (H -W U i disputed the leg
devoted
the celebration nnd ctity of Denfeld* removal ** chief
______ to
„
made available over Station W Thit ,,f naval operation*.
by Marlon Harman, J. L. Hurt had [n H i^tnlcrlrair 4,600-word Srn
1charge
IinI ||sr U
B the
*.»«** V/IM
" " , |portion
r' *
of
Club's
of „ |„ ri|,eeeh late yesterday, Mr
the program and led alto In ring- Carthy sharply criticised Her re
tury of the Navy Matthew* for
I ’retldeni Ralph Smith left 111* testifying that Denfeld was f i" ‘d
half finished dinner to leave for hy President Truman bffme lie
the radio station for a brief talk had been legally conimlitlrmrd fut
In which he reafflrmad (he prin hla second term a* lop uniformed
ciple of service to which Kiwanla officer In the Navy.
It devoted, told, of sunport of
The Wisconsin Senator waved
churches, youth organisation* ami before the Senator* a photi>gi*ph
trf aid to underprivileged children which he said wua a ropy of Denby the club, and predicted that feld'a romml**ton - - *lgned hy
Ifl&fi goals for service will I*' ac "Franrlv P. Matthews and Harry
hieved.
................ ..... 8. Truman" and good until 1051
The recorded broadcast told of He expressed doubt that there It
th* founding of Kiwanla In 19t$* a varanry In Denfald'a old Job.
of major event* of thla and other
Tydinga then withdrew hla reperiod* through the two world qiiett
prompt Senate action
war*, and gave popular song* of on thefornomination
of Admiral
the
period*
and
or
many
atataa
snt
Forrest P. Sherman to surreeil
id Canada, Friendship of ihe Denfeld.
nltad ' State# and Canada was
At Ida hoove In Weatboro, Mat*.,
Duett* were H. (J. tlardaa. A C L Denfeld said the commission for
auditor of Wilmington, N. C.j W. hla second tarn* la "In my posses
A . Redd and Tom Burgas*, M' alon."
Dora; William Platt, Arcadia at- * The New York Times reported
torn#y, and Rudolph O tcktr of this morning It has learned auth
oritatively that Denfeld will reElmira, N. Y. ‘ ,
tire from the Navy.
Rut the Admiral was non-com
mltal. “I'm not going to say any
thing until I repotl III at the first
Naval district," today, he **hl.
He has been on leave.
C. L. Redding, manager of MeThe Times said Danfeld plans
n t f 'i today Jnvlted all t » -Y o on- to write a latter "telling my side
thuaiasta to enter a Yo-To contoat of the case." In. the controversy.
to ba conducted at hla atoTi by It quoted him aa saying: "It's bean
Harry Noerli, on# of tha world*# a little ona-alded, If you ask me,
attd.no nna has asked me for my
aide of It yet."
Matthews, about to leave for
WaiMnaton following « trip In
H orrh alee plana to visit
fcaotiuueg o* N n ri**ti
McCrory’s Sponsors
Yo-Yo Contest
J
James Yates Is Hurt
In Auto Accident
weak on Yea
■r
Yates, 84, 0Mer*tlle.
was treated last Right foe eonon th* head following •«
CHIPIBY, J i n . l t . - - ( A 9 — toslona
MtomobUe accident In which his
Johnny Mann, ctatfaatag flier * * • IMP Ford rammed Into this^baek
claimed a non-aUf dHUmse ree- of a IMS Plymouth on Park Av*.
ord for ttght pf
nUR at the Ninth Btnet Inters*-.
Horn Vanl Nova,
O
Net
•onvilla, wa> killed.
r a n at rernalS-Unthton MamOellfornlnn In a
octal Hospital, Mr, Yatag was sent
FLIRRR KILLRD A T C S IT L S T
o
Strandeirtn
r
d
to'atera
Associated Press Leaned Wire
N o . 109
Edgar H o o T tY jfr u n r a n S h r a g s O f f
Heads Boston Byrnes, Coal Row;
Robbery Case
Chief Of FBI Person
ally Directs Tnvesti
gation of R o s f n n's
$1 Million Hold-Up
W A S H I N G T O V r ja n
1 9 -T h a
administration today atked Senalor» In raite by 9,600,000 ihe
number of workert the Home bad
voted lo pul under tmlal security.
Arthur J. Altmeyer, Social Se
curity Admimtlrsior. profited ihi*
additional coverage abovr the 10,700,000 added by I hr Home Some
15.000. 000 worker* now are cov
ered.
He letllfied before the Senalr
Kinanoe
Committee on the hill
SenHtnr McCnrthy (K -W ls t Inmnni.i
I clay
day urged Hurt
1tmt |'i evident T tuiiihii voted latl year hy the Monte
________ ______
____ _ e
«|ltW
A », f'r* . Msj. <•_ ___ ,1
( rrr'M'ri'iniTli iri ahir n i g n l rliai o ld
Touched by ihe gift* of batketi Vnnghiiii.
Presidential military
age
and turvivon iniuranie he
of red roiei and glad* from the aide, or order him to thed hit
I’lendent Tru- calender! in ihete group) riot cover
Elks Club and J. D. McNeill, and Ar,,,y uniform.
man on tmsl "Tension- riw.a atmid
the 120 hagi of oranget given hy hy VnugfiHii when til* old friend ed hy the Home parted hill:
5.000. 000 *eIf-employed farmers,
Hairy Tooke. Umpire Barr declared wua being ellHelred,
2,2(M),000 hired agru ullnral work 1
that the people of Sanlord are
eit;
1,500,000 non-faim *elf-em-j
tht moil friendly grnup he lia>
ployed pertont; and 900 (XH) in '
** ever come in contact with.
dom»-*tir tervice
~ George Ban. National League
^um pire, ra-opened hit tchool of
umpiring yeiteiday afternoon in
roomy quarter* at the former Ma
rine barrack* *1 the Municipal
Airport, gave a pep talk to more
than 115 student). and in turn wm
greeted warmly by Mayor Andrew
Carraway and other cituen*. and
wat pretented with floral Irdiulet.
.w h ile the atudenti in turn were
given 120 bag* of orange*. Dick
MtT.aulin served ai matter ul e tie -!
The George flarr Umpire
School need* anme more coal
hanger* and magaslnea. Anyone
having any of these article* la
raqueatad to leave then at the
Herald office where they will he
turned over to Mr. Barr.
f
Proposal To Add Nine
Million To S o c i a l
Security R o l l s In
cludes Hired Hands
115 S t u d e n t s Wel
comed By Ma y o r
And Group Of San
ford Civic Leaders
. . .
n
a n INDEPENDENT
AN
INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPE
NEWSPAPER
HANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY JAN. Iff, 1950
Hits Rules Change
I'Do As He Damn Well
Violence Flares I Pleases,* Says TruIn Coal Fi-elads;
"Y"1
,°f R v r n e a ; ,
- .
No Coal Shortage
B O S TO N , Jan 19— {/Pi— The
nation’* lop clime investigator, J
hdgai llnovei, head ol the J {It.
today look me, one duration of
k
the naltan'* htmte*l rath inhherv
llietdav mghl't million dollar
snatt h ( ii *iii an rtptcit rompanv.
the Hmtoli lia ir ln irpotlrd
Ihe traveler *aid II **a* ad*t*rd
I’ l l P 'H I l!( .ll, I ,o 19 (/p)
hv 1-nlllt Nu Imlv llir ITU iliici A d* namitiov Uk I m m-ked a inal
lor* artulanl, lli.it Hoover i* |’-i mine in th- »c*-n dale *lr»ke of
Minally duelling Hive iligatum ol i U() (KMl «ofl <« il mum,, ami a wmk
Shortage Critical
Dynarnif «• L*. plosion
lv ii i n IVJ.n liincry,
Mitu'i I . If r ,i t c n
CAUOH1 IN IHI ICT flOOO WATIRt nf the fnc Hl' VI n-»* *v.* River
Ornve, 111. Bernard Vaihanlk trlaa t*J M"ie Hi* a Indow* "I hi* rMrlgeratedrar Viler tlKing tetuge un ih« i -d r!«-W . ‘ -1 ts-iv
—
the n,hirer y, in which $1 IXXUXHi (
aurlace of the river, but the auta pliu>jtil through.
"Hoover i* tuning the oidet*
nr lint ia*e' ihe or**,|rapei *a'I
"il u hrmg renewed pertonally hv
the dltfflnr. who i* put*tnng ill
logo al Irarl*. Ihe I nvele| qilol
ed Nu hul* a* taVlng.
iIutemaHonal)
J ‘Hap’ Arnold, Creator Of U S. Air
Power, Buried In Arlington Grave
ill ta*h and
...
*.l
W A S H IN G TO N . |*n 19 -(/P>—
Pre«ident I tuman raid today his,,
former Secretary of *tite, Jtmes
b Bytnei. i* a free agent who can
do ** he damn p|e,i*e*.
I hat ** ** In* reply lo a news
ronlrirm e qne-.tion a* to whether
|)r |MIj |[)V , ornment on flyinet*
^niroum eineot ll,,*l he will *--k the.
prmoc <ato norrnn rlion toi Gov' emor of South I'nolm a Uyrnes'
,|Nar , « ,, t„-..l-r. imcon.cmu* j la!f|y |,4, ,
jdngr tm Mr
$r>IMI |gM1 in ( her k* al another pit Ihii tin* i <>*1 tapi
♦ 1_______ a 1--
- . I Kv • »m «H*f»m« ml l1
,m j ,|„ "| ,lr deal"
IruitMti '* puthing.
*trl ......
..........
*
a *rheduted e|e, imal power dull >|( nm Mi Truman lhe*e etpreidown
turn*
I)lli|lie*n» I ighl I oiopauv, *ei*
llifre i* no emergency vet in
mg the Pltld'ingh Rea 'ailed "H (|ie <oil ........ .. oinatioir When
plan* In ''it "M i"’" ' 1 b, J .•MM' ||„,f ,, nltf |1P K ,|| ptmlaun it »nd
laige and Miiall l.u tone* Il *#ld )4,-j
Police untiling lire illy for ap recent coal *l"pii»ei,t* c # eaceng
| (P , auuot i mtiuieni on whether
parently non exhtenl ilur* to th* 1lie ( ijrl s(»'»»f 4g1r Ihe |ll 1Ml s It ill >(
iimmIik fint
a I*>-1Ir11 /»!' I")lltll IS
r,rMri*l ill thr Ait f iuie
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19
i/f’i
Henry M Ainntd, **hn»e lone e.lteei *|iannrd die i icalmu -d Ainerii an
airpnwai, lairif to hi* filial ictlinv flare i„dav m A i IihuImii Nttinnal
f'emeleiv
I’tejldeul llllinau tie ttl, d the ll.t nf national Irailei, etpieiMnu
Ameuca-* leiprtlv and -oiinw.
the A" I im -. *tlmh A nold i»minai«f»d m Wtnld W'.i II <ailed
in mole Ilian IIMI nl lit fighter* ind lxmi hen to pay jm an men *
gun gang whn rnhhed Hrtnli * Im
lie all|)f fat IttM "Mill f /nlv iff ml ,Hitl»*f j -ntav*f t,*h n
in the i iiuuiany'* molh end iirm"i ; v*er k Jit If rttf
lie 1 14 *«♦•*! » |»» i' '*-■! cjiing#
ed i ai itronghnhl. uoMuered r nil* !
|lt ffei flllff! !"t f
A tnmpiMV a!'
♦!» if „"ti|[| 'eilme
In* plitol ami 11UM1 round* ol
the 1 .|r*| Mtil (tint tV AI'll f altf Itif ||||ip ttl | 11 " ■*! * - ! Jih* •t«|p* cumammunition
lliei were lound j
Up to $15 at ptewm Altmeyer
|y i rtfu til
All *I ♦••Mi * HUMP' •lOH
(mf(I* "v If^ulrthnn
ihinogli iiiveiligali"ii ol an in
i •UtllMt 1 Mfi
nr , Itiiffl m d’**
laid, although the Home hill would
!lu*
fjiM
*
j him if u Itft her *n s*nd
fmnirtiil'* tip. e*en while the in
h- illumf
raite tint In $50 monthly foi ihoir
I |« r *»t *1 Pi»’ *n|*'f)MAl »tIT1foruiaiit
*
dory
that
he
dime
lire
f
65 to 75 year* old and remove llie farewell tn tlie ileml •lilcf
It,,, r„Ml inim- Ivnanclmg l".i ' " " i " 1" *" ... ..........I in I* under
holdup •ai was lieing duuedited.
Arimlit will liuvr Himther inao
t*v» giant i> -• .1....I*,
stud*
M .-nii I'ntor t i**lgn#ct
earning* limit aflet a perton
who wore five ntnra for a naai
y„ die funeial ceieiiio.iy in Ar
HolUi $11111,111111. ,-,e,i a, l'»ti,-l ve.lwcla lid'll Hl*lf Jlfl*!
reache* 75 yean
nalghlair at Arlington t loae hy minimi', aiophiiheai*,
*,leil,
flndiii* of tin • \l*\
i,■'il.itoil
|t„,,P »!• It* in*
in tht
Senator Mllllkin (R ('n ln ) atked Imw murh pertont h"> and old
er now can earn monthly and «till
receive benefit*.
KLiewhern,
Congressmen
School Band
To Start Scries 01’
Winter (’oncerts
plan- on the knoll Ih the gl*vr of «0ll
tr*ntta**a a t r>*> Tht**t
N ationalists S e e
Shanghai Blockade
Aa Big S u c c e s s
t||
|n Urn |’t, ,i,|r nt, VI,-e
through I b,- ■n.il f'd I, in "i •’!
end of Mm Annie* .lohn .1. Ferah |',0-,iilrril Barkley, the . *l,luH, Mm
fort in n“i M>e .iiilm s Inc k a'
i"g.
i iuelti-ei. of the Bupmiie Cmiit. th*
work
Arnold, tin ycaiH old, died last diplomatIr rorp* of amhatUiadora,
A ter* ifiv r,*|il'»*ion rod - I Mia
Sunday of an ailmnnt that started Mm leaders of ONigri'.i with whom
r.u*coi*n Brother'' -'rip fauifncnl
plaguing him during thr itrnnunUM Arnold worked to hutld tlm ilnlt"d
mini* in Fayette •.'uunly, I'ennsywar veara and dually Iinpall#d Slate, Army*Alr Fmee* Into It*
Th, M menihei Seminole High Ivimtci. No one hi" Iniuied
hi* ntlmnienl1In ll>4i<
a War* mighty wartime power
Srhmd Band will pUy the first
Reiving picket * 01 lha area ii*ve
, t,„ # „|| minr*
ailment
l)rnth occurred Sumtay
Asked to entile llllfI Wf|p th** Of * aerlee of C.inrerta tomitnnw, l rfn , rv ||IB
at hIm Sfiiiomit, CuH(„ raiu h hnina. gtv*at gmcrflft md H'liMlral*
nfat'il
Jt'Ofa
A" l ,tl ‘r -till "licisting Mine nornera ll*v
LA K H HtCCF.HA fan. IP. » ' Hi* Inaly wa» flown liar* In a » w,)|. ArnnliF fiarm ,1 lha overall
(/Pi — Ttuaala rtiaruplad Unllari Air Force plan* for « burial cere [ »tiategy and fought the battle,,
H .iniinneu 'in i‘nae l.l«*ll
Nation* «tnmle talks today hy irintiy »cnerved fill the IimMoii'j I
walking »ul nf a aeerat -It
power meeting In pcnlsat against
the rnntinulng nrevanre of Chlnfk* Nationalist diplomats. The
other flee confer***— Ih* United
Stale*, Britain, France, China
ami ('anuria — adjourned w in
alter Ihe wtlknul without eelling o date for their nest meet
NI-, W Vi III h Inn l «
nib
Ing.
It »** generally agreed 1 A 1 year old Negro huv -•>
f'mmi'cl fni Algr-i Mi i, l„d*v t'dil
among them that It would he and killed hi* .’I vcai old tiH>M'" h fa,|,-r„l iiiiiii iui \- Mm! "Mimic
iieeleaa In cantlRIla th# dloeoa- il, ftviadn nt 7 Hll ciVlork 11" i tin , .i, i lUm, nt,,-,' t-vl'lcm-r" tn
lu'rauat*
the
lc " --.
alnn* without Huaela bacaiiae the ninrniug
ui|i|it,il 'll" In in Mi,rut i hrttglnir
aim of the meetings U t» Iron wlioni h* and u 0 vear old iiroM
nut difference* If at all poaalhlr er were trying to dre**, refii-.'-! tin- fin in,-i high Ill'll" Ib'pal lliu-iil
between lltiaala and the other to keep hit clntiica on. II “ a •iffII II*1 '* llll I'M I'll v
"Tilt-* •'* md m> "idiiiaiv ,-rlm
of l’"ln
five on proposed atomic ronlrnla. ic|MirUd liy fhlef
ilial pi'ii'MiluM1," s-acitril t'biuilc
firnigi' Kelsey.
H fro — , i lucf 'IpfciiHr- a lt« iin''.'
Tiic deed infant i* Eddie 11m
TAIPLI, Knrmota. Jan. 19 (A’> son of Mattie l^a ami (ia 'D '1'1, an be lingalt I" .MiiinialluM I" llm
Ihe Chinete Nationaliml* declar Hass, who arc employed at " | •mi Mini I'Piiniv Ilia) nf 111**
" | "Il I* an Ind" lini-nl fni pcijinv,
ed today that lha blockade ol W. T Welker relciry farm
Shanghai n a big suctats and ex- older son, flatflcld Ha**, Jt , '. whit'li (MipniM iiiiii'- pin’if than In
witnesaed the shooting, ami •""! an 'irdlltarv , i line "
|Ueatl*a*4 • * f l a t
nrighhora who rushed lo Me
The tl "'l v, quiet ipukpi, tf4ill
scciiri that his molher ami fatiic nev »uM Mini iimlet fcdcial lutc.i
bail left at 7:60 o'clock to go I , nf rrlniliml pin'-cdurc perlury may
work on lha farm, taking with li« pin veil in miM nf two vav*
them two battles to leave at "hy tcatllminv nf two rrcdlMc wlt! j! *
neighbors.
iic*m«» will'd, Mic Jury balicvS*, nr
ORLANDO, Jan. IP, — l/P) Garfield, and III* 7 year ,M
Former State Rap. Jama* O. Hor brother Johnnie, had bean in liy one i-icdlidc wltnc** wltli rnr
mlmratlng evidence”
roll today announcad hi* candidacy structed to dress
little Eddie
Mill*:, win cperteil In take mini
fur the United Btataa Banate poet urn! take him also to the neigh
of the day tn MU’lew the max* id
hold by Claurla Fappar.
bon for keeping before they left evidence piaxentcit at the trial,
Hla entry makaa the race a for school. Eddie refused to kocp
foui-man affair. Othar opponentu hi* clothe* on, and Johnnie, an and tty t»> perauaile the (ury of
of Peppar In th# Mpy Damocratle fererf, picked tin a .22 rifh. niglil wiiincn ami font men that H
primary ara U. 8, Rap, George naderj it with bullet taken from waa lint Hi.**, bid Whittaker ChamHmathar*. of Miami, ana J, Ratliff a bureau drawer, shot and k lllcl.tier*, furiuei r!iuii ill uniat *pv i-tnir
Yearwood, of Fort Maada.
little Eddie and then attempted i irr and chief priixectdlun witneaa,
Th* 40-year-old Rarrall, an Or to shoot Garfield who at length whn lied In llieiii.
lando attorney, waa dafaated foi succeeded in wresting th* rifl •
state rsprasantattva In 1040 by away from him.
A p p I k 'H t i o n H A n k e d
Alai Akerman, a Republican.
The older boy than tried In
vain to minister aid
to hi*
brother. Among the neighbor*
With the Municipal Swimming
who reported th* shooting to Pool nearing completion the City
Chief of Police Georgs Kelsry Commiaiinn Monday authnrlreil
n e w YORK, Jam ip . — (/n — was Rosa Craig, Negro midwife Clifford Mi'KIbbin. city manager,
Authorities have gtartad an 1n- Th* horns la located Tn the John to prepare for telling up the oper
ation nf the pool on a temporary
veitigatlon of a Naw Yaek doctor aon Hill auction of Oriado,
hs*i* ami him I wu |ieiauna, one
who says ha nmatlnw* haa left
tn serve aa lifeguard, the other
WOMAN FOUND DROWNED
potentially, fatal daaaa of morphine
JA C K S O N V ILL E BEACH, Jan to handle admi*ilnna and have
within raaeh of liMttrnbla, painIP— (A*)------Th# body of an un charge nf towel and Inckar facili
wracked patiento.
Th# doctor, Abraham L. Gold- identified woman was found on ties.
Mr. McKIhhen said this morn
water, haa b*«n a practicing physi tha beach at tha water's edge here
early today and patrolman J. H ing that he would like to hnve
cian hare for 40 yadlt; "
Tht district atkoiaay’a office Brltta aaid she apparently had applications for thea* position* a*
*oon aa possible to fill th*** post*.
said yesterday H had asked Or. drowned.
Bhe waa about 40 year* old.
Although construction of the
Thomaa A. OonaaMa, aklof madteal
axaminar, ta total M * taaaa In walghad 130 pound*, wore a brown pool proper has bean completed,
which Dr- OoWwaMrt patlanU aklrt and. blua-green Mouse, had essential furnishing* have not yet
brown ayaa and black dyad hair. been eomnlstaly trial aIled, he stat
Brltta said ha could find no ed.
Tht* morning photograph*
Boar In mfata," tha dUtrlct
attornay’* spokaaSMR aaid, •"that marks of violence. About 80 per were taken at tha pool hv Todd
Dr. Qoldwatar ha* statafj that ha sona viewed th* body at Glddam, 8walm of Raymond Studio# for
doc* not know of. H f patlanU funeral home during tha morning publicity purpose*. Student* at
In an attampt to Identify her.
the George Derr Umpire School
and a number of Sanford young
mnrphlno Ubl*t*.H Z
BLUM CLEARANCE FUNDS ladla* co-upeiatod a*, model*.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. — l/P)
BOY SAILOR RKRTHNCRD
— Reservation* totalling mors
LA N D ES Q U A L IF IE S
than 18,000,000 were announced
T A L L A H A S S E E , Jan. 19. — f/P)
today for (ha first sli cities (Hint — Republican Carl K. Landes of
applies tIona for federal aid In the Orlando quallflad today aa a can
billlon-dollar shim clearance and didate for the fifth olstrlct connrfann rederelewent program.
groaaionai seat now held by Rep.
The eMtag PM the amounts ra- A -J k lle rlo n g , Jr., (D -Fla.)
William R. Davenport of Warserved far than PM Nashville,
rlMtea oaalifled to run for tho
from tha escond die-
Ne^ru Boy Shoots, Hiss DiTmisi* *Says
Kills 3 Year Old (liatiihers Iii<*d In
In F it Of Anju'r f our I IVsIimony
James Horrell To
Run Against Pepper
f
Doctor's Statements
Start Investigation
For Fool LifcfriiardH
KWM!
ftemlnole High School Andtlor- and W tliiall ti>i*wn*n **id their
ium In m 60 minute prpgruni led min,- haa |.e*n operating M,i* week
hy Jnitie* Pardue,
siiulrnl of linl util aMpping coil
Stetson University and interne.
... v
a
liaqd dlrectiir, it was announced i
,,|U
"
’
|
no"
iiol""
"
ri
nintei
today hy H. E. Black. Ingii ■o'hool -M» v ••
(, ii, i ,,| mu.... .
fi nu a
bondmaaler
wa
The hand Include* the rnrmlirn lieelmg tbing a ' lad neat Muof Mi# lenliir i|lviairm and mi F"'< I in, ........
*l i - i Ilf win 1ed
.'II, Mu- day prior in M>e **«*t
Mr
,
i,
l
m
l", (jaliuwav, **'",
band fdtlval at t'oen* a -.eroml
rvi'iiing concert will br given 1 ,,|.I , -li> . n iii< "in "f mi'll In at
b. * i, mu »"lie II"""'
line. Tlie third local mm c l will lion m
lie on tlie evening of Mar -’ I and (,,,,,, i|
iintiM
thr fourth, Apr. 33 at II HU .
I',,- ad, "I .1 llm I’ ItiKainllo "(
M . ohIiI Mr. Black
lb I nil,") Ml". Winki't . il..Im I
Initial millibar of Mim iirogruiu five w'liildn’l Ii ii i ai d a go,’**
lomiirrnw night will In- a .Miring win l ln-i bn staff i "iilil gel Mumaii'h dedicated to l-'lm ill,* bv .liltiing miltera I",' k »*l a"i I: M"U
Him noted rotntmier, lli'nry Fill dav ll< Ir*, lai ed
more and enlltied, "M mii of Floi
Wr ' »""ii lead'*, * ,ti"idv I, **
•ibi March."
I'' ' ■r i n ,. I m III" lid"' f4 •»*
An overture, "Tiberius." and
IMI-1. . Ilial Ml I i-wI.* oh :
"Slratnawlng", In the ityle m*dr
.... . Vk1MI
popular
Andre
nnd calahratlona during the past
year, Including the ArmUtii-e
Day parade, and after iniudi
practice and praparallon now
cordially Invites tha public to
attain] Its concert*.
Mental Patient In
Hospital Fire, Inaanc
DAVEN PO RT. 1b .. Jan 10.
id'i — Mra. Elmira Epperly, 22, *c
1 lined of setting the Mercy Hu*
fdlel fire in which 41 persona were
killed Jen. 7, la to be committed to
a mental hospital.
Th# Scott County aanlty com
mission ruled yaatarday th# attract ye young woman, of Hock Island,
I Ho I* Insane.
Comity attorney Clark U. Fll**th, who fijad a charge of ‘'mur
der In tha perpetration of arson"
against Mrs. Epperly said ihe
would not be brought to trial He
said she admitted starting (he fire
llowevtrg he tald ill evldtnrc
igalntt her would bi submitted
tn th# county grand Jury. Flliath
•aid any Indictment the grand
Jury returns could he activated
if she Is found sent In the future.
P L E N T Y GOOD M ED IC IN E I
M OBILE, Ala-. Jan. H 0-< / p )_
A North Antillean Mohawk In
dian waa arrested at Pensacola
for Illegal entry into the United
States,
l-Co Lick#re. 2t, admitted fo Im
migration authorities that h* slippad into thla country from Canada
Par. 11. Ha Mid ha waa ready fa
take hla madlejne.
JI
Id, uulilary aid, MsJ.
Smith’s Giunt
,
Newsprint Plant
SfarLs FroHm tion
H lllM IN f llA M .
AI < Jan
|<s_
,d'p \ f.l '.imil.iiiio ,,1.,,,! ,"i-e onI .t diram «,f *"ilb'"ii iiew.paper
I'lltdilbei s— todiiy •• |U *iVldl"g Ml#
Ml *t new doliif it" ."ill-" if ne**a
l>l Inl m more tb i" a .lei-ade
" ‘.V""
oiirts
Ml* *|fSI *14$
In Detroit
with
e
'
..P1*"'
built
adlui* only -U diva awev. V '1 w' h.r «!»•'-*-»
it I Hu
harlv-CUrk C*h i » . •!
W'*llt*• I'fiiMm* i»Hi^
■#(!>' ♦
MmWii.
I*, .............. th- ( hty-lfi pai.-l-.M wr",'
" •« unci* |,ai* "I tlie
' Vbugf
1'" t'iiild-
talk *
K-ii'bci,
,
i in
IlmtMii
W -uk-i * piMihlatil, Imi| u eg1it'Ia
Mr,ii * which i-tiill-d in H im cat
U|ilii*li v‘* In *1 ina|"i pfliaion phi"
al Him Find Motor Co., last Hep
I drib,-i
Ilf ha, nut taken part
,,, fni ill Mir Chryah’i liar gaining,
which hi* been guing mi rlm r
hul Jtilv
-rabiicg
i.nlnaui-#
,uotk*
during
W i l l |,| War II
World
lias 4 40-year
The com
company
|
lease on an id,OOO.ixut
. . . power plant
at th« ordnance work*, and also
haa a taaaa on the water filter
plant iiasd In powder-making
uperatlun*.
The |ilant, about 4(1 miles south
east of Birmingham, will employ
,
bcyalm
hividva
r,„ fulltime Worker*, ' 10 - ‘
Igether with snother 1.600 p art-'
N"..i.an Ma Ithewa. he JAW . ,,
Hl)(,
#1 worker, in
him.hhI < biysld .llieclm. liandcl W(kmN
will u* us
Cluyilei iicgntlatur* a *even-d*y ed from th* rivet valleys In the
slilkc notice at the start of yea NlfH.
lei day1* session. At the finish of
A. O. Wakeman Is executive vies
It, Matthew* reported no progress ,,r-il>l'"il and g-ueral manager of
and SMI'I Rentier would b" called 111 Ilia company Donald Comer of
"at an early ilal#."
Hlrinlngham I* chairman of the
hoard of director*, and Edward L.
HEX HLAYINO
Ufarton of HlrmlngHam ia praalI,OH ANGELES, Jan. 10
(/Ft dant.
Ft mi| St ruble wa» convicted to
About 4.400.000 tons of news
day of the hruttl sex slaying of print war# used In th* United
slx-yeal-old Minis Juyre Ulucnlt, State* In 1040. Of thla about T.
par cant cam* from Canada. Thu%
t YEAR o l i T k . O.'S COF
at peak production, th* Cooaa
OKLAHOM A C IT Y , Jau. t0 ~ plant would turn out about P pat
(/Pi— Oklahotna City Police Chief cant of U. S. requirements.
L. J. (Smoky) Hilbert ha* a louse
U. S. mill* produced 880,000 ton*
front tooth lodxv. and he Un't , f newiptlnt during 1049. TMa
talking.
would mak# tha n*w plant a DM1
I). A. Bryce, agent In charge of cutpul about 11 par cant of ail
the Federal Bureau of Invasliga production In the ij tilted State*.
tion office here, had to break the
case.
thf w eather
Hryrn
announced thla solution
W
Hilbert voluntarad to show Bry
JA C K S O N V ILLE . Jar- 19,
ce's four-yaar-old aon Johnny how
High Im
Station
to defend himself.
80
M
"Thla la tha way I taught rookie Atlanta ...... -
Th#, Immigration Service check cops," Hilbert explained as ha
ed further - l i Washington. It lestured with Johnny*' naw boxfoundjt flkb|t havo any authority Int glovaa.
Then Johnny swung, Hilbert
Unitor a treaty signed between dodged th* wrong way, and Samm
the United Statue and Great. R e i * •
tain IM yean ago, American and Tha police chief want down for
Ih# count nnd earn* up with n
Iona# tooth. Tha dentist says it haa
to coma out.
ly.
'3B o a Jjfil }u'j& rvV' . Jt',
------- iM M B M E m
■■-^--1-- -
il
Tl".
H'vei *J."v -in ii'i i' miI*a" v"-> ii'ige pla"'
1 'nt.* pru■bill In11 veiterda . , iin ee imu’ths
..... *
•••«;*• .
Mir tl"'ad "( avtied'de II 1 * de,igm J
Itv 1" lilt 1. mil .ton tun, 1 , d,*, m mure
■ai. al p».tk
Hu .aicll" in till' k I uui of o gft'"■*"111
l 1 Mian 1 111,11011 III", „
a . v. t ... __ 111.... I ' , 11... ...1....
lliMt 9 prnrlii' lull
HI", -k il, 1lie cumpaii,/ 11 held by
Itmil 4
nf Ih 11M W local
viilt'd'"lil'go hack In work” Monday I JH ncwvi.apei, M..',.,gi.... . the nu
................. .
.cut them
|tlu", <*»*•! *I » new-papcix h
tctigi am ............. .
they obev " " " ''a ' *'
pur. ba„- .( U , pro-
Koxirlaidtr, ...........
win follow.
f or the benefit of devotee* "f
ilow swing the welt know,, "SI.
I,"ilia Hitt#*" hy W <1 Handy
will hr presented In a special
arrangement.
"LtBhl
1 avkiliy
Overture," and popular Mine* will
wind up the program
The Band haa volunteered to
appear In a number of parade* I i
____ ______ ___
by
da ln,
(ii'iicijl Mail,’ Vaughan, who was
tiqiiiinundcil hv n Senate inv**ti1‘ hMiib i-omiult l»e ye*tcrday for
accepting seven ih'.qi ficiucr* a* a
gif* fiom a private company.
Ho think* Missouri politician*
are In gcm-ial ugieement on a
Democratic *enalorl.*l candldata,
lie if affirmed his support fur
Kmeiy Allison tin! raid lie doatn't
know whether ttuii mean* other
candidate* might withdraw from
Mi" primal v
Me isn't mixing in m iniarles in
■Iliei *ls'c*
Hut be liipev after
I *"• I'ttm.iry lha* Mm pfople of
ff (infflTIfFlf f$e» rtg#
•
Boston .......
Burbank .......
Cleveland .....
Galveston .....
Maw Orleans
Seattl* ....
Jacksonville
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PAGE HIX
MONDAY JAN. 18. 1980
‘Hap* Arnold Was A Pioneer Leader
In Fight For U. S. A ir Su p rem acy
th e only wound he Miffeiml in Arnold nml to Ainetican nirpowiHu nlirlll '.villi' •
rf" ?.inibnl er—If lie had won Ida filet h rail’a
action In Ill'llIici - mini, when lie ilcalre
n.a.-lgnuieiit to tlio ciivnliy.
wax struck by some shotgun pel
Km thrniigliout ilia c a i r n linn
let. during n phnn«nnt hunt
iviia nligned with "Hilly" Mitchell
Ynt tin* American Air Karen of and Ihc other Aimy rebel* of 'lie
today xtim ila ns n miinunicnt to veiu« helween the win who : ii-bl
Ills phini'ii . 0,1 tnm* uloii anil lua n nunc important mle for air*
flicerlul hut diplomatic toughness powei |||a victory came when the
pmolli-la III'' growth of I to. oli. Aliid ii im Aii Kince war per mil
pownr in WiialilngtonV Iwhlnil-thn- ted to piactice daylight ptcrision
scene* military struggles.
iMiintiiiiK nguinat (iermany, which
Two examples of hi. pioneering. he hln! ndvnrRtcd na againat men
I. An n young flier Arnold nenl- t'omliing hy night.
ly zoomed down mid plopped n
Amt hia vindication came nitci
hag of miiil in Ihu front yard of n the war when priaonei llei iiimi
poetnfflcn to pi ova the Army could tioerlng, aaki'il hy the 17. S. atrn
deliver iilrnuiil
tegir homhing aurvoy whothrq urea
If. In I!»l.ri he nomniniidi'd ihe oi pirclalon homhing luel Ixoil
All Force I hnl opened u new m i inure effective, replied:
of war and p e i n e hy iftn|i|iiiq, t
"The pierlaliin Inindiing, hecauae
ut"in boinl.h mi Jnpiiii. Il win. li il W'lia decisive. Destroyed ciliea
force tluil hml grown in 2,2IMi,iiiio ■mild he eVHCillited, lull de-lrnyeil
men and 7n,fMMi plnne
inilii .11ica Wcie dlffii'iill to leThe aim v of "llrip'«" n<hi|i I !• !
perullll. I he giowtli . t 11 , , . n
plane n li i Irief mall uncut of
military ih c l -ion
Hill whan he >..!•. Kindiiiiti .l ti ne |
Weil I’oinl lln- hip lieu).'mint
III* aloud ,i\ feet, weighed ml
liiuind.................... n/ v iiho.ii
hlnaer .
lie
I In • n l a n e i l
In
n ull
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
— |y WIUIAM WIT —
Central Praia W ater
H O ft T I C. V L T U n I 8 T H.
inonltora." And many • moni
wr r»*'l, are now able to pro
tor. no doubt, ineata her match
duce edlbla flowera. However,
In a four-year-old Merrlmac.
we doubl If the odor of the roue
ever becomea a* appetizing is
G ran d p ap p y J e n k i n t sayr fAe
that of frying bacon.
r .e ite tt t r i c k o i t h e w in te r w ill
hr- ihe attem pt q! - l% :■
• week coal -oHse-xti- •ecep a
CvPet :t t .o * 10 lugu loirro
irven-day-a-w tek iurnac e going.
it definitely it challenging oil
/or the tight to the title "ho..'
la d ak Dumkapf lu ip lili that*
gold."
With 70 tirrloodi of opploi
9i«an fro* to Now fork schaol
thlldron wa prodlct toaihor'i d«*k
will look lik* an Oiihuid.
l/CI.A is ihn only
present
member of the I'arific t'uanl
Conference that never tins won
<l lengue hiiakel hull chlilllpmri
ahlp.
Hahy altlera are now claMl-'
flri] liy the linlteil Hlalaa Kinyloyment .Service in " c h i l d
C h in n * w a rlo rd * lo l l t o mwth
loco b e s e v s e ih o y f ln t lo it th e ir
haudl.
<'
Property Owners
Of Plantation
Estates Meet
n uiilHi report*._itic . q*'***'>"K V*5*i»
liirncil over tn the now prusiiliqil.
t'nl. N. .1. Scpp, wlin appointed
coinmittcc clmirini'ii nz follows:
VVflfmr, Mm w. II. Tonm; W«lcniiii' mid Mi'inhcpiliip, .Mri. Mr.tihln Germain; Bowls mul Com*
liiilliii'llliiin Milfnid l.iiiimril; lie
ci dll mu. Will iit in O'llitre; Crru-
IIIIIli11y t'liih. Jnliii'x I1 (ictmy rn.il
A new Hollywood nrqulnltlnn
Social, Mm . Buy I'eck.
is snlil to he utile to bark Ilka
Kicileiic I,. Spiro, pit'xhlent of
nny aprelea of dug Much talent
ii. iv nut lend tu atnrilom but it i 1‘lmilation Estates Inc mukuiy n
pinlinhly la enough to keep the
brief visit to Flat iilu, coinpllnicnlw.if from the <|onr.
ci| itic mouther.* on the growth of
Ihc I’Inli t li t loll '.luce liiz IHat licit.
Mis. Anna Hinglelon .Mllclie),
fmmerly nf till* city, mm of New
York City whcio all** liven with
Iici little duughltq K.lnlne, spent u
prill uf the Yulelhlc SeiiMiii her.*
with her relatives, the F iii /ici
F ultiin Family ul ilh K Fnuilh
Htteid, and I lift) l.iH'iist AVl'iuij.
The Mitcliels wnro iiiailu v. !>
a
iy hy
relutivc
nml
e being itefe In tin- idly
VIHIT TMK HM'K
Tho Fcrnnlil-laiiighliui Mom.u 1st
llii-pllnl lias*>Imfir fm a ii’iiinliei
of years ginccd willi the fine tuiigenlnl, minli'st nml until lug mu vlre* nf fuiir mirn'x and one tine-,
tnr. Numi'lv :• Mi«x Col hoi Im- Bos
tic, Miss Vlvliin .Mitf In-11, Mi.-.
Hnrith Tooley, Miss Alycr I'iukcoy who loccntly giailiuilod flmii
lln w .ti'i
lliixpiiai. Jiicksiinvllle
. 'laiighloi of Mrs. Ilcithii M.
I'lnklioy,, Fine Avenili' mill mu
own iha'inr, III. tieiuge M. Hlqilio
We are guileful tu our doctor ai|l
tiurava and Fray (ioirs ItlchePt
llli'hsiugs upon their unlirlng ser
vices.
Ml** Kthcl Burl, former Nut*>'
at
Frrmild-I.uiiglitoti
Meniutlnl
l|iiH|iltnl ii'i't ivcclltly tu t'onipli to
Iter training. Wr wish for her
mticli mii'h'ss .
Frlemlx uf Mi*. Maigaiat (Hoc,
K. Ninth Htrert, regret to lenru
Rev. Whitt- chost' his Topic of her mutlier** Illness, Mra, Mary
fmm Acte Mil. Chapter list verso Ann Kvnna, and asking other
Topic " ( ’Iiiihi' ii Tn .Suffer" which friends In visit her liedslaa.
waa well dellvi'ied tu his emigregallon.
Mrs. WillliTTyson I* still sick.
Flayer—Itev. Walter S. White, Inti Imiunvlnq nicely to tha ilillght
Chant—Thu Lords' I'ruyer
uf her friends.
Bong—Am I n Suhlli i uf the Cioss,
Led hy llro. Ituht. Handera
Miss l.lllle Hall Is rvcupo*atlng
Mrs. Gi’iirgia lllmk waa In charge nicely nt the homo nf Iter brotherof the I'nlilii- iilfetlng fm Ihe Hto- In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs,
ward*
Rumtii'l Wright, Hr., on Locuat
Vlaltors went:—Mr. Ben Mrdhee, Avenue.
Mrs. (.'Ill 1,line MI'Uiieen nml bet
Trio, "Tim Vucul llerminiUei
namelyt— Little Miss Aldrvm r.lcelv at home.
Artis, Klniin Jenkiii and Marion
Mrs, Henry Caldwell la home
Bullock*. The Trio grncetl the ami I* doing nlcaly attar a fsw
sarvlres with three beautiful days
Illness,
songs, "Thunk You Jesus", "I
am Tired and I Need A (testing
“01 IB lUFAI.”
Place", and "Jiutrney To Tho
Would:—Make Thla World n
Bkv".
Bettor piartt to Live In
Daiology
,
Hi' a Lady, Tho I llo a
BanadictUm
Poor Lady
Rev. Waller B. White, Fauinr
l.ove and Reipoct Good
Mrs. Willie F, Pre*t«n, Hec'yRnpartar
ANNOUNCEMENT ..............
,.
There will bo a Health Picture
« praoantad •» Crooma Academy to
night Jan. 18 at BiOO P. M. Th*
Public la invited hy J . N. Crocin*
PHnitlnxI
ho |s q registered nursn.
■nlioM report# a very pleaay with Mr. and Mr*. Jnah-
returned
'TEST DRIVE”
the t'50 FORD
at your
FORD
DEALER’S
NOWI
Fofd'i V-8—thn typn of nngin* found In
Amnrlca'i coaillMl can—offnra you its 100-horMpownr
doakod In an amaiitff now quint. It whlipnn while it worlu.
And now, too, you rido in a quint, lound-cofldltionnd
Intnrbr—ao illnnt you «on hnar Karctly a »ound—
•von at sixty. And thii 50-way now Ford briqgi you
(hot wondorfu) Ford "fnni"—mom comfortabto and \
•ofor than over, with Its tow, tovot "Mid Ship" Rido. i. 13-way
Thar# will ire a Progroaalvti Vote
a League Meeting, Thuraduy
in. ID, at tho Odd Fellow* Hall
i Oyprosa Avenuo 7:00 I', M.
varyonu Is Invltad to com* uud
tag aomaon# by J . N. Grog,
PtHMant and Timothy Wllion,
•trangor "Ufoguord" Body. , , 35% oailor-octtng King-Slu
Brakoa. . . and tho many, many othor advancod foatumo
Church,' R#v,
HANFORD. FLOl
Club Speaker
j ihe
T U E S D A Y J A N . 17. I9.S0
Aandciatod Prcao I.tided Wlrr
Truman Demands
.Congress Vote On
Civil Rights Plan
Mine. Cave-In Victim Carried Out By Rcscuera
Scarcity Grows
ACL’s Proposed Mer
ger With F 1o i i d a
East Co n s t Line
Called ‘Forced’ Deal
E l e c t r i c i t y , Steel
Output Threatened
By Growing Strike
In Mi n i n g Areas
PirrSBURC.H . Jan. 17. — i/Pi
— Uaa root strike which ha*
WHarf 7t,*M miner* In ala *taie*
today ta t Into ateel producI Inn
I l f thraataned ■ power ahorlage
In Pitta burgh.
Crucible Steel
Company of Amgrka *ald il*
woof at noarby Midland. Pa.,
it totting operation* SS per rent.
At- almost the same time, the
DogMao# Light C o m p a n y
warood all major Industrie* In
tho graatar Pittsburgh area tn
•rdMra to aloaa their plant* hr
Warren Ler Teiiy, fnninii* *lnr
Prllay night If rationing nf elee- of light opein nml munlcal rnmrdy.
tric gowor become* nece**ary.
! experlril In nppi'Hi liefnre memI beta of the Seminole Dinner Club
1 WABHINOTON, Jan. 17. on Thusilay night nt the Mayfair
ijf) — President Truman today •Inn. Mi Terrv will pr«'*enl char.Soldier". "The Ih.l
"Naughty Mm Id in"
periolte uf Ts7 mle»
grand opera.
B u ild er U rges
Sanford To K eep
Low T ax L evel
Henry Wallace To
Appear In Atomic
Secrets Probe
friiints
w ea th er
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
PITTSBURGH. Jan. I 7 - U T I Roving picket* spurted the numhn
of striking coal miners in sia slat**
to more than 7*7,000 today with
pstilysis spreading to new airs*
• Five . adcfitional steel romp.inv
mines employing I.BOO weie fort
ed lo close in Alabama. Almoti all
the' 7.300 miners who refuted to
ICso es i i e am m e * e u i
They i etui iicd tu Tampa imuitly.
i
P*rtly cloudy and mild throogh
Widnaaday. F a tty tonight.
XXXXI
Brewster (It-Ma) to inaoke the
Taft-Hartley Act againat John
L. Lewis In an attempt to iwiile
the goal dlapute. The President
made It plain, Brewster said,
that he la "net silerglr" in the
Taft-Hartley Act, since he ha*
need H eaean time* In the peal.
"The President said he wnulrl
A net heeltate If a eltuetlon arn*e
T in which he eeuld *atk»fr a court
that a national emergenn aslate," Brewster said. "Hut he
aaM he still feel* that the time
haa not yet arrived."
Hup swnliiiwi'd tnslaved in -ei vim Foui'
er, In I ill l. in- wa, the i
In the Army ■lui-wri In
ing nt Dayton, It.,
Wrlghl hint inis. And I
■Her lie limit hi- fiixt
wa* u llight in dr tictor,
It lr id,-i etd iug tu
wind would have hn
BONA LB ...
.. ANNA
Laura t . Fulton of 1120
Avenuo spent a week of the
tun holiday In Tampa with
rnd, Mr*. MI1Ured oT Jaih -
William O'llurr rnmlc a motion |
which will iltily pussr’il, Hint « ;
mail In' iin iiici I ufti i each H tlriliK
president of t I ' r n p i - i t y Owner-.
Aaaorintion, with u plaque, niitlilily’ lo w i ihcil, n* tin1 iM-ifitifiillar if
*i Ii n xlri'el.
I'lu n a
w a re d is c u s s e d
fo r
is
l i o i l i i c i i c pit a m i n l h r i i i iT c a l ii m n l
fu fillti« -<
V M 'g iila tio n I i i »i -«i--Ihm*
tin I
NL V M l. ( AI.VABV M. II.
IHIDHIt til HKBYICKH
The aervice* fm Now Ml. Culvaiv Misainniiiy llapiixi Chiii ch
begun with Hominy ..........I nt the
ukilnl limn with hupcriiiU'iiiletit
ami Teachtus in charge. Tin* Suntiny HcIiimiI Ii'hxiiii waH hniulifully
rovlewvd hy the puatiil, Rev. A.
C. McQiieon.
Tlia-niiirnuig wmxliip hegnn nt
lliJIlll A. M. Doviilhin was lid
by the Dcacuns. The liiurning me*aag« win drlivind hy tin nHsttir.
Choir am) Usher Mnanl Nuinluq
Oq« ai l veil
Bov. A.
Mcljiieeu, I'ostin
.1iin11it ii li. Wil-iin, Itepmlui
m
if the World!
M of Amar If a.
for Saiford.
S. Ullutlun, ncru tarv of the c o r - 1
piirulinii, hIho muili- n brh'f talk, 1
'W A ilffm m T N . J il t 17 — m
—. Tba rongteatlnnal nrohe into
*tor(f* nf uranium shipment* to
Ruykl* will h# re-opened Janosw
24. M*hh Henrv A. Wallace hilled
a# ‘thu top witness.
*
The wartime vire-preildent ha*
been Invited hv the Home Un
American Activities Committee to
publicly reply In a statement hv
a radio commentator that Wallace
gtxsrtrd pressure lo eel atomic
supplies for Russia during the
wer.
8lnre Wallace requested Ihe
hearing last month after the broad
cast, ha was expected to accent
tha invitation without delay. He
hat rallad the radio statement*,
voiced bv Fulton Lawla. Jr., "sheer•at fabrication."
Committee member* dl»e|o«ed
that they si«o may recall for
quilAlonlnr George II see v .tor.
%d#n- wartime Air Forre m»ior
Jordan #ald on a I^wl* hroadeast
that uranium *hlnment« to |>u*<le
went through the Greet Falls,
Mont., Air Rase while he was there
during the war.
Thty will again question M
Genera) Leslie R Groves, retired,
on January 2ft at the Insistence
of Republican members who were
absent when the wartime director
of the atom homh project waa
-Jtulzisd late laat year.
• Whathar cnmniltte- agents hag*
any now leads In their Investiga
tion hOa.nnt been dlsdoead. They
Havo Indicated that tho? may
r«#v n « i rn nm 7 aha PrcsiHent Wades Into
lone
Change Back Into
Lity Dumps
NEW ORLEANS. j , n l7-</P)
— I he U. S . fifth circuit court of
ippeaU today affumed the southrrn Florida diitriti cmiit'* ruling
denying the merger o| the Atlantic
Coait Ijn e railroad and the Florida
l.ait Cnaii line.
In a 2-to-l
iplit opinion, the
court remanded the cate in the
Inleiitate Commerce Conimiinnn
"for the purpose of working nut i
really fair and equilahle plan with
nut prejudice in doing in In ifcia
rontidelation of any fair and equit
able plan for bringing lint matter
I hr rm.inrity npinum ill irmandlog the rate left the way open foi
the merger of the two railroads by
saying a fair and rquitahlr plan
could include “»ueh a plan pro
viding lot a merger with oi a vale
In the ^Cnast Line eilhri with oi
without the approval of the bond
holders."
The c u e wa» fli«t liln l und
er rlrrult court Justice Samuel
Kltilev who wa* elite* teil to net
an a ilDtrlct liuige for 'Ilia rase.
Sibley held that the Intel state
Cnmmrrre rommlsaimi approval
of a "forced"
merger of Hie
Florida rullinad with the t'oaat
Line wa* Invalid.
The Coast Line then appealed.
The opinion on Ihe appeal wa*
announced today.
Both railroad* have main line*
running
from
Jark'.imville In
Miami and are competing mail*.
The Florida Fast Coast line la
controlled hv the Ht. Joe Paper
Company which owns the princi
pal amount of tha railroad's
landed dabt.
In upholding tha trial rnurt'a
decision, the majority
opinion
written bv Justlra Hutcheson and
approval by Juitlee Russell said,
Zonins Board Is Split
Wide Open Ov e r
Proposed f’hanRes
Propoied rhange in aiea re
'lUltement* for homes »o ht built
in zone* no« dandled at Rl-A
brought ahnul lively debate hetwetn uliieni Utonng nr nppai*
inf lh» i h *nge. and after two mem
ber! of the 1 nning Roaid, Frank
Willing hul wruiy rrsinera carry Joseph Bunts, I i, in un ninhulanci' aflei hr. and Im brother Ldward.
J 4. had he,qi Happed hy u cave-ill ill a held i uni mm,, nl Mnlienny City, l‘s Kntoiuhrd foi (0 hnurs.
Joseph wax near collapse when reached. The Inoth r, i iuglil dill fiirthci iiiiili'rground had not hren
reached, though rescue si|li».|a Wtle seeking tu Incut • him The levelled nun wax I cached after s tube
had been sunk Ihnnigh n rsved-ln gangway and In'aid Inm calling for help I International Snundphntnl
W est Germany !Cliine.se Communists Face T ask
Alarmed O ver
Of Feeding Starving P e a sa n ts
i
t|<’Mi M
f.
U
f
Millmm nl p#4>4nF Uf# #l«rv4-
, hnn in Rfrl ( f>ina lln« v#4t
.
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\
n* *10,000.000 f»#fAnni. t»v t iMvimunitV invfHimfnl e^ft41# m tammf
Sun# M.OOO.OOO
ftou 4i# fj#*|i#r 4trIv tnt»inrv
III #aif Ch 14 ilnit# Mi 000.000 in4v aU**** In il#4flt
I I'lfnl*. ri*»|»
. OmrUgf'
tiul p U a u f. 4 r# liU m fil fnt lit# j*# 4t fnnH
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A' " ’ V1'r.k M£nrh? " ' " ' , '’r V ' *•«<» peasanix in .nnrm lrr an
I
average nf .mi pr, end of their
1 "ff much food from ninth ( hum |m '
. I'ulor Ih* agreemant fo.„| I, to
Kvm,
tM, shff
,
’
SSZCT.: tsssjst Si. Wo". . . . . .
: US "S i-, w !K 2. " V * S .. . - “a
i
j.()^ r'|lln t if (rnnimunlst govern.
lam and fram e have a tenet(s>rt*fli'lt
An slresdv siiffeilog prassnttv ' merit will support d.OOO.OOq civil
<imiri*lanihiig on the Saar hul lie,
u being hied while I'aasant Bv |,„ rVaiit, and solillar* this year
refuted tn ditrut* it* eaart nature lug -laniUtd* *11 uesi III lielinv p|,r |(^(|, , ay It lake* UP Chinee#
the tpiikettnan Inlil a newt run- mere subsistence level 1
funnel* III auppoit one soldier and
Ihe r'lioiinillilxt hudge)
f"t hi, family.
feieme that when the three wet
||ir Chinese food crlsi. in lUMi
etu Inieigo imnitlert met in I'aiu iWbu alls lor the goveniinent t - l
i receive tl I pep nil nf It, le.-enue w||| he inrreaved hy the Red no
fail Nnvemltei they reached sg'er from fund levies
I lie lav -cule
H nniisn.a ii , r a „ T s« l
infill nil the lelatmntliip helween
TAIPFII. Formosa Jan 17
the S ,a i anil the t .Mini il path*
</Ti
Nationalist air force head |
quarters said today Ha warplanes menl nl I' Uliqie
attacked * fleet nf W>0 InnW,
I rant e liaii been pretting foi
■.thee craft being asaemlded at
the
Saart memhenhip on ihc conn
Foochow. acrn*« Formosa Rtrall
presuniahlv for an aventual at ill ptrtiimahly tn fnrmahre the fail
lark on Formnia. Tha announce nl its vepatation from Germany.
At BANY. N V . .I*n tf
i/Ti
menl did not estimate how many
Tin* agreement, ihe tpnketman - 1Inver nor t h'iuis, t
Dewev
lunk* were sunk or damaged.
Uonllnuou* homhing also was re- added, wa* "not mentioned in thf today *ccii,ed Ma*-»r William II1
Dwyer's New Vink Uitv Democrat
norted against targat* on Llttchnw
Peninsula In south China. Com offuial communique" issue at the ic admlnlitratlun "f la, enforce
merit of anti gambling law, hot
munlst troop* rennrtedlv ar» as rnd nf the talk*.
indicated the -talc would not inlat
sembling there for an Invasion
Die informant* taid (hit agree •ene now.
of Hainan Island, another major
Nationalist retreat.
menl wa* lhal the Saar would he
Dr-wey explslricd si s new, I'ntt
The official report* said that
Isrerwe that no complaint« or evl
given
mernlieithip
on
the
roam
il
in the Urn-how homhing* a num
lance Ip connection with the gsmh
ber of Red military aatab|i*hment *.* France leilred.
ling situation their- were he fine
end Junk* were destroyed In a
Amerlran and British endorse him. And, he added. Ihe Gover
night raid. The tip of th» nenln- ment of the Frenrh request, they nor rarely Intervene* locally with
sttls Is in mile* from Hainan
fli-aMeaa# On f i t , M il
■■ul formal complaint, nr evidence
Nationalist warships were in
Mill ha said he would give mv
control of Ihe Gulf of Tonkin
•itch complaint* "i evidence ",e tl
Ih
guarding th* northwestern ap
"U consider*! Inn "
proaches to Hainan.
In Ihe absence of Ma y o r
Dispatches *t*o reported Main
••Dwyer, varafloiilng In Florida,
an’* defenses had bean strength
John William* has been anpnmt- •here was tin immediate reaction
ened hv the arrival of 40.000 ed a* finance chairman for Ihe •Ithln hi* administration to Dew
troop* from Yunnan Province.
Boy Remit drive in flemlnnle ey's statement,
A Nationalist
announcement Gnnnly which will he held nn Fell
Meanwhile, O’Dwyer'* prnpo,a|
•aid P-81 fighter olanas blow un 10, Lee Samuel*, executive hoard
•li locomotive* and seven cos-he* member nf Hemlmde County, an that the stale legalize gamhllng on
north of Nanking on tha railroad nounced this morning. The drive nil public spoils events was s
dead duck In the New York legl,
lo Tlantain.
will climax Boy Rcout Week which
Mitchell bombers sank four large will he observed Feh. fl-l.. Rem i*tur# hut a live political Issue
fir the IDftn gubernatorial ram
Junk* In Hangchow Bay, stating Inale Gnunty’i goal Is |?,fM)0
i'tlgn,
point for an anticipated amphibi
The following chairman have
Tha plan »'«i embalmed In lbs
ous assault hv Rad troops on the been appointed to cover Remlnole
Chustn Island*, blockage has# IDO County: John 8auls, Hanford; R. K. Senate and Assembly last night
after Deivev had denounced If a*
mile* below Shanghai.
Trut, Lake Mary; Rev. Frank Ad
South and west of the Chussn ams, Oviedo; Joseph Mathleux, "•hocking. Immoral and indecent "
Dewey fold reporter* h# mnIsland* other plants reportedly Geneva! Don Lafon, Casselberry;
,"l*red the New York rllv police
sank 100 smaller Rod craft.
and R. T. Mllwee, Longwnod.
IC«aMaa#a Pa Page T e , i
Chians Air Force
Reported Bombing
Red InHtallations
O’Dwyer Rapped Mountain Fires
By Dewey In Stand Threaten Swank
On City Camhling Colorado Resorts
hant and Gene Tucker and revealed
that In Ihe great nation-wide ept
demlr nf pnlln Iasi summer, Ihc
Foundation paid Ihe entire coil nf
80 percent nf the raiea and at
least a part nf the real nf them
as needed, lie also reported fhat
at laasf Rft percent of all victim*
l ('M ilssea o s te a * lis t
Battleship Missouri
Aground On Hhoals
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. — (/Pi
— Tha Navy said tha battleship
Missouri went aground on a mud
fiat known as 'nilmbla Shoals In
Hampton Roads today.
The battlashlp, setting for the
surrender of Japan, was headed
out to a#a on a routine run to
Guantanamo, Cuba.
She want
aground at 8:4ft A.M.
Twalva tugs failed In an at
tempt to pull the Missouri free.
Tha Navy said Captain W. D.
Brown axpocti to wait until this
afternoon's high tide before mak
ing another attempt to get off.
Tha Navy said no eauaa had hean
determined.
Tho Missouri waa going at about
ftva knoto when sip went aground.
Tha Navy located Thimbla
Shoal* at about 1 1/1 milea waat
of old Point Comfort light houoo.
Mi a m i p u r r a t i n '
MIAMI BBACH, Jon. 17. — UPl
— Mink tkloroa otoio luxury fur*
vojuod at 11 MOO from a Lincoln
Mood shop in Juat tight minute*
early today.
Dotertlvo W. R, Murray aatd a
■ ttm khm mink coat worth UAOO,
• shorter mink coat worth |1flOO
and a mink- com of tho aamo voJ m
KHoW
S JrtJtL f*
gold ontry woa mad* through
• front window, A brtek, o nowa-
WillinmN
Namrrl
Roy Scout Chairman
IWra. Fannie Schwartz
Dies In Jacksonville
Kirby McRill, World’s Champi
Unkitsable Pedestrian, U K illed
Mr*. Fannie flchwarta. rs.Msnt
of BanfoH for 30 vonra, died teat
night at the home of her daughter.
Mra. Petri Mo.*. I* Jagksonvllte.
Jan.- I T•,
. , „ , CITY.
-----v Kirby McRill, the unkissable
whan the had beat moklag bar ___i_ KANSAS
home for tha neat throe year*, |he peotslrtan, who onre walked Irem her* to Chicago, was kilted today__
hy an automobile.
wa* horn In Rumania,
Othor survivors Inclode 'two
Th# 7S-ye*r-nltl eremitic wae one of Kaneae City'* beet known
other daughter*. Mra. Roe* Moat
T
r
i
i
' i . u” *
, 'l# »r ^
i0 terent years along once-gaudy
of Cocoa and Mra. Victor Rneen
nt fy»s Angeles: one ton. Louis Iwellth Street wherf many a blue »on» originated in the twenties.
He had a lc,iig fLoing Instil *•><! bujiy, uncui hair, the result
nf bo. Angeles: #la
grendohUdren, Joe Moaa e f RenfoH : Nathan Moaa of Goaoo: Dr.
Arthur Moo* of W aRwrtqni Via
fr-wi Ih.m to Kantor Rosen. Jr., of Lon Angela*: K. <*r.l!»XlT''M lit l" ,f lrM h''" In "*, .T'-rall*
Julian Moaa of JaakaawviDot end
Mra. Janice R p im k a f jw k .o ”
vUle: fhrt grent-graadehlldieui
end one aleter In MowTogh.
Funeral a n r l i o wM-ho hold oft
2:90 P.M. tomorrow « RrtekamS
vpokr against the Junge. the City
Commission losved the matter hack
to the Zoning Rnaui for further
study and reiommendationi.
Edward Higgins, member ol the
Boaid and proponsnl of the charge,
pointed nut that it is needed be
cause many people who want to
build, including vtleians. ran not
do so because of the cost nf the
laiger homes
W. W Daw-on, contiactor, on
the other hand, olijntad to the
sonlnr ehsngr and stated that
he ran construct home, at not
over IP,(Hit) that would meet pre
sent RI<A requlrrmenl* tS. W
Spepccr. resident nf Hove Court,
vigorously opposed soy change nf
area requirements In hoine.- built
on his street. George Tmihv of
Sanford Heights »Nn nppnved the
change
Strong Minpnrl foi th« change
cam* from J . Bralley Odham and
Joftp Sauls. World War 11 vele
ran*, who stated that young peo
ple, and veterans especially, can
not build in RLA areas at pre
sent eoata. A l'L te. owper of propagty Id Hffhland Park, favored
the chan*#.
Rl.A nome area requirements.
II N Sayar. city clerk, pointed
out this morning require 1.000
vO'iuto feel uf space In Ihe main
pari of ona story homes, exclusive
of porte enrhare* and proche*.
The change* would put Ihc main
men requirement. down tn a mini
ilium nl 7"0 square feet, and the
overall minimum *1 1.000 square
Irel
The CiimmlaMnn. lecognlr.llig
|lie need for uddIHonal ares* for
hm er rovt houxlng, derided to hold
„ iiiihlir hearing oii Feb. ", to coo
xlder reionlng of sn HI.A -ires to
R 1 which allows POO squarr feet
uveiall and hOO square feet mini
mum for Ihe main portion of the
house e*rlii»lvo of nnrrhe*, ete
The ares considered for the
change embrace* Highland I’srV
o - s i t e s ,, X , e , v, a i,i
l/Tgion {Vtemhershin
fncreiiHcd To 500
Hnl),,c Bat„c Q„er
•**>'<* change: wei-
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17 - t J P i —
Prutdenl Truman fodav ducloiad
•idminiitratinn plan* tn get a vote
rn civil rightt legislation "if it
takei all lummei."
At the tame lime he itepped
penontllv into the iighl aguntt a
proposed <lunge in home rule* de
fin e d In block consideration of
the civil right, program
H* **'d he w.,» doing everything
in hi* power In beat the tetolulion,
proposed hv the Home Rulea Con»miUee_______________________
The piopated ibangei would re
tlnte to the tule* 'ommittee it* old
power tn bottle up legiilatinn. re
pealing the pteient rule under
which a iommittee chairmin can
tall a meatuie up in 21 Hay* over
tule* committee optmutinn
Mi. Truman called inch a change
"a blow that i« venom and back
ward looking "
He spuke In a delegation from
the
national
emergency
etvil
right* imihlliialion a* adminlstra-
ir * a il* a ii
n
e*»*
ar<»
Two Referendums
To Bp Hold Here
On City Questions
lie lodav n<>’"'» '' "D th** rftcr
Ihc Company h*« nshl the City
shunt ftfl.nnit a vest fur luxe, on it*
icx| and personal property in its
annua! ilalem enl, to th» ritv . it
util -ulitract thl* tmoirnt from the
«1«.onn
The net result will ha
to pl"e the f’ltv shout #1'!000
additional annual revenue from
the Company.
Th» present power fian-hisa
*'*, d lo"-* y»«r- lo y i
How
ever, -aid Mr Uoletoan the Power
Co i , agreeable In Mq« sddltional
levy axtl-tlng *h» Ultv m ') , fin
ancial problem. In telum for the
in year franchise. ,t th" same
time cancelling the remaining ft
year. In Ihe present franchise
Th# second li*ue to tic deeded
on March 7 1*. "Should the City
InilM a baseball-football stadium
In sccnrdance with 'he latest *ttgge,thin* nf the Stadium Authority
at nut over •Uh.Otiu m cost *rd
finance It with Ihe rid -if tee ft
percent rebate on Ilia Power Co.
g r11* * revenues?"
•
Kltnn J . fttmightnn, architect fur
the stadium, stinounred that tha
Stadium Committee bad revised its
plans, and favored reduction Uf
sealing capacity from I.3AS to 3 fiOO, thereby reducing the esti
mated coat from SlA.snon to >145 WtO. The stands would »eat 2,000
white and 000 Colored fan* and
the hleachtr* hno white and ftoO
Colored fan*.
•
Sanford Pos! No. M, (he Amerf.
can legion. Increased If* IUM>
memhenhip lo 500 last night hv
the aildiltnn of two members. J tV
Rrcnncr *ml M It t.eonard. Jsm ei
Singletary, pn,l adjutant, an
nounced (hi, morning.
Post Uummander Jame* (} Gal
Imvav annonnr#d lhal Ihe lent*
live date ,* l for the opening of
Ihe legion's annual fair here I.,
Mar L'll Officer* wljl be elected
during Ihc fin t meeting In March
and installed during fhe first
meeting In April.
Huh Uhaeer ftJO, here for the
training of Naval Reserve pet
sonnnl for the past several years,
will he dtrnmmlailnnad Jan 2ft.
ha reported. All Laglonnalrt, wer#
urged In take advantage nf County
re,registration.
A covered rllih supper and t.e
glon Auxiliary meeting will he
held *1 the Legion Hut tonight.
Adjutant Rlnglrtary aunniinml.
WKt.FAIIR HEAD SUMMONED
TALLAHA8SEE. Jan. 17. — (#)
— State Welfare CommUslon#*
n
Sherwood Smith wa. summoned
today to appear before the cabinet
next weak io explain Ihe Welfare
Another successful stroke tn the Boatd'i request for an extra f tl7 ,Police Department's drive on lo 000 for the month of February.
The sum wa* atked to met«h
cal thieve* who break Into home*
and pltcee of business wa* today federal payment* and to maintain
announced by Police Chief Rov G. grants at their present levity,
William, who atated that Sun State Budget Director Hom4tr
day morning at 4:90 o'clock, Pa Graham told the cabinet. Smith
trol-men Max B an and J . H. Pat- w*a not present.
Action was postponed on th*
tarsun arretted a man who wa*
trying to piok the door to Lor- raquast pending Smith'* appear
mann * Restaurant on tha Orlando ance before (he c*bfn»t.
Highway.
The arraat of Johnny Frit, 26,
ih* Mould Lx. cntiunt,
mgj<
following a telsphon* call by Mra.
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 17.-<#|
m
High Lear
Lormann which was recelced hy Station
4t
Desk Sgt. Tench, who Immedi Atlanta ............... V ............ 84
Boston
53
|h
ately radioed the Information.
...
AS
40
Fingerprint descriptions of Frl* Burbank
28
IT
wars telegraphed to Charleaton, Chicago
78
«4
W. Va. Authorities there replied Galveston
St
31
that he was wanted for parol* Now York
89
tl
violation following'a oontence for Plttaburgh
. ...
22
II
grand larceny and a charge of Saattlo
... 81
M
breaking and entering, f r i t waived Fort Myers
78Tl
aatradlUon, and will .be trans Miami ....
.....................I t
M
ferred to Charleaton, said Chief Orlando
Tampa ......................... ......t l
80
Williams.
Parolee I Arrested
In Robbery Attempt
�1 i tap».t
The Sanford Herald
Five Catastrophiea
KatabllabM la ll
“ •« <lll| (teem
f
H
r :.•r*
r5 jI
t
F
|
fat
7
K'
WOULDTOMV
More than 1,200 liven were loat in cataatrophea ~ m*.
cldentH in which flv« or more are killed - during 1940 in
i t f f■twaa
n i r w••
.T t«Mi i ti iTj retaaa
T i .™m"aTt t ,". the United States, according to the Metropolitan Life In-
By MARC PUMDIIR
(For DeWitt MarKentle)
AH Foreign Affairs Analyst
S e K ..f c f ; t M
S W a,Wlore."
Jt’ *”
_ Harm
ROLT.ANU U~|IK*1
M lin
IHIHOll.X Ills AN
New Delhi* •Prime Minister Jaw-
f i S H ™ * ' T h ' ‘' " lh to " * * " h l f l w
••
SALES RESISTANCE-
mmt e i u o a u t
P
•
n t& f
Hydrogen B o m b
Creates- U n r e s t
•» »b o u * 15®
NEW YORK. Jan. I7 -0 P )-T h #
New York Time* says President
S s 'liw i M a in ,,
Truman Is being urged strongly by
administration officials to mak«
•Effwauirioii NATES
another attempt to reach an at
* L i ‘ W 3 & - : ... —
omic agreement wRh Russia be
3 >**
M r** Mentha .........
fore
he decides whether to pro
eia Meath*
... ..
*»»# l»ar
duce a hydrogen atomic bomhlv
n r iit iig a r r
The hydrogen atomic bomb is
r a r4 * mt
ib
m, rm liilfl
2 2in
kIaial^_
nn
7
•»< ■ ■ l l f f l m|
estimated to be 1,000 as deadly as
* i ir n « l a M # a i U r tb» mmrmm— *«
the original atomic bomb.
l i t e l l f fi*4a« will b# e h r m r d U r
■ l _ W f t U r M v i r l l i l i g riiM *
The Times, in a special despatch
(UaeeseaiM Xariimaily T s f la frum Washington by Jam es Kes- K»er**all.e.
lunT says David K. Llllienthal,
chairman of ths Atomic Energy
t e a J j T , , / : ^ V ilr/au .0 * '......
Commission. Is understood to L«
-g -J
Astarl..(<u C
l
S«“ rd(r.
among those who are arguing
M e l a s l i e l r la ik e a .e , . r - . - s m i
. must
■— -re
[ tbm tli* United Stales
. w .V ./ '
' - We e - (, prlkftsl
aflk l*.
I <i|>*n the liiUriwkli«Tdi7
'*
a * » * p a a * , . as •••ll •• Mil
rnaf.nr.a7 negotian r a m * S lis iu rk t* .
D) of all weapons
' •••mnrs' Tor contoi
uf mass destruct
ictlon twfoie it
■uinvs iv-H-unsildlity fur producing
TUESDAY, JAN. 17, llif,0
the new weapon.
" t o i Ta v ’h~ r ] jji.E VKHKM
President Truman, who asked
J,||IUntb»| to delay hi" resignstiun as hsa,! of the Atomic Energy
** *• •’•turned In prnportlun to
ear blesaings we would have to
Commission to take part In dis
cussion., about the hydrogen bomb
fr i« n
|“r
wood come.
expected to make his decision
•hou,4
aelvaa as well a*
our live ourwtthtn the nsxt two or three
material
Slfta.
Freely ye have received,
weeks both alsrut producing the
freely g iv e.- Mat. 10:8.
naw weapon and reopening ne
gotiations with the Russian*, tlij
tinues |o grow by the millions
Tim s, says.
An Aixocialed Him * survey re1yearly. Tho Nehru government ha.s
At the I'rssident's direction, the
'declared Iniliu must la* self-suf
m b that payrolls alone for polo
scientific, political ami moral im
ficient In food by the end of 11)61.
ticil job-liolden in tlie various »ul«plication* of producing a hydro
I bis nut ion's conservatives are losing ground to liberals l’,‘r,"»P». with great sacrifice and
divisions of uoverriinrnt con %Ur
gen-atomic bomb are under urgrnt
«ml
radicals
partly
because
of
their
unwillingness
and
in
,‘“"
1
—
‘L
’
IM
,‘
,f“H
l
,,w,y
000,000.000 (22 billion dollait) a
study by the Stute and Defense
j reached. Many expert, doubt InDepartments and the Atomic En
>li« medlim 0 r ' » ^ i , , ! S
...... .
„ „ k„ M
year. And ii la ir , /.f>80 pruon,
ergy Commission.
^ *’ 00118 II. M il u n ify . tlt'llfl Of th o school o f HOecch abreast of it* hirtli rate,
employed in gnvt,„i,„„i
,rj| ,|(P
ut NorthWOHtoril Uiiivorgity.
India Is classed u» un uinlevelopI.lillcnthal, the Times say,, i,
««e,
lest ol 0 v.„j |„ do. And die
ed area. It need* capital for inknown to have mail# hi, view"T
h
o
foiiH
orvntivo
i*<
no
m
utch
fur
th
o
rh
e
to
ric
a
lly
hoii
trouble will, it i, rh.ii ill* goveiu
•liiHlrial government. Indian eupltal
dear to those whu are preparing
their recommendation, " and ‘ hetu
ment payioll ,. -.1,11 incirasing. ■miieil llhoruln with lung exp erien ce mi ev e ry kind o f plnl- is virtually on strike. Ho long i
fism i. from u ornckor hnrrel to n m in o p h o n o ,'* l) r . M c H u r n o y Indittit,
............................................
....................
refuse to finance
thsir
seem, to l>e considerable suppoii
supp< ‘
Moie dun Jtddi.OJO.OOO more will
told n r e m i t moot ing o f *|iooch ox|a*rtH. In p rcp u rln g pro- own country’s development, foreign
for raising with Mr. Tuman tin
hear
be added lln*
t0 (hr Wasl
two «|ue,lions.
,l,l« j Kt'tinw fo r it radio forum , ho xmd hu him found th u t rudienN
to vulunlwr.
sisAIL^l|V*"ll wjnes.
"1. before deciding to try to
|
- ^ n ^ rv rrr/ft w iiling to inik, i.r.si u u a v m il;'-tn n m m « n -b u .in. .
^
ln,,i" BB
*****
nroduce a weapon theoretlcallv
Senator I'rppe, i, ijualrd by the und iiiihiMtriid loinlora hunt' lutok or prove to be Inoffoctn . :i»”.’t „f t,ci ii,-il»(* ifiiiMin in
iu|iuoie or iiesiroying- targets over
Tamps limes as Saying that hr
The proMorvntion of n iliyoifiod Hilonco I iiih ho UIo iii won -i**rlinse'. Iniliu i* unable to break
an area of 60 to 100 square miles,
nwiiy
fioin
the
sti’rling
bloc
anil
should the United Htatex not make
Will never tprak to Cungirtiiiun o m ivo rtn to tiny rnUHo, w h ile tunny lintonera to u well triu n e .I uni.-t shine It* liiuilurlies.
a new approach to Prime Minister
Smstbrri again on account ol In* urtioiiliito H|>onkor Irecoine Hiip|*ortor» of his proKrum. A ■ IN T K ItN A I. I si \ IHIONH— |n Stalin, directly or through the
•hu it not yet :• completely unified
innouncinrnl for the Senate lad Ur. .MoHorncy itiiggostod, tho imlion is losor wlion depri'
United Natloins, In an effort to
iiilegiuteil nation. Then- ure illThuiftiay. Wr imagine -Smatliris of the opinions niul oounsol of any yroup, thrmiKh InoK
negotiate an International agree
I
she
li
ft
him
fui
u
masculine
bar
BOARDWALK
FIRE
t«ns»’ leglonul rlwiliien.. tlnlv li
ment for the control of all wen.
can survive ibe blow. Iluwrsrr, the nhiiity of expression.
; tier he sued h.-r for $21*0,01)0 for
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Jan. lions of mas, destruction?
portion of the •Minitrv I, fnnillini
*'
breach
of
promise.
The
lawsuit
doesu'l it show Minirtliing <>( Sena 1
17.
-i/Ft
—
A
stubborn
fire
rav
null 111lull ami iippo.tiun to tin
•• iiailaseS e rum I ' , , * Oar I
'“
J.
If
the
President
is
unwilling
‘
faded
nut
not
Kiihv’s
memory
IIaged a block of stores on the At
ineiiiiire reveuleil liiiien., of an| hi- wa, gone biink- foreclosed „n
tor i'epprr's character when h,
vowed never to have anything lantic City hourilwalk today, send to hold up thr effort to produce
linisitle, lad Wien north und south, his farms.
tsy* iie will not «peuk to a man
the hydrogen bomb pending a neu
<’U,t mill wi Ml and ladweeii proKirby nrldeil himself that he more to do with burlier,. He let ing u column of smoke high over effort to rearh an agreement with
who tuns against him (or ollice.
Two inthur oven Ironed girls honrdod u crowded him. vllice and provon
hi, hair ami lu-niil glow.
the ocean front area.
win “unklNsed."
who darrs to differ wills bun un «nd one made it l>et with the other that she could force the
Once the poliee picked him up
Nearly under control by 7 A M., the Russian,, should he not ut
HKArriONAItV MllVKMENTH
Gnce a theatr,- pres, agent hilled
leaat enter into negotiation, with
Inilependencc ha* given u boost mm nt a showhou,* us "K lrh v . am) gave him a IonMirinl trim* •he blase was funned anew by a them immediately upon ordering
mailers ol
high governmental dignified old geiitlemmi in the rear seat to give her hi«
nilng
.
Kirby
sued
for
jlill.lMill
but
high
ocean
wind,
and
wa,
still
go
t*>
Um
popularity
ni
altiu-orthmlox
The linklsseti.” then got a ,*|r| to
policy? A truly big man wel place. She pushed through the erowd and said to him:
ing full Ma,t more than two hour, the ’supcr-liomli’ to enter the pro
neur-totulitarian nigunizatlnn, agree to kiss him hv nroniisinv !>• nothing happened.
duction stage?”
comes apposition, accepli dlsagiee"llow do vou do, Air. Itrown! Kimry meeting you on a and
Once the ever-walking Klrhv luter.
sni h a* the IIjnilii Malta,nIiIiu und get her picture in the new-tinners
The Time, ,a y . Hint although
ment at a matter of right and jus hiiH. Irn so glad to see yoii -vou'ie almost a strnnger Mv tlie -Sikh Akali Dal. Among Indiu’a a week’s meal ticket nt the I,.si wa, hit by a car a , ho pushed his
Firemen -aid the flames were there are official, working on the
iroodness. hut I'm
gomlnesp,
I’m tired
tired. "
tice.
Drill,h ruler, were seme whu feui- hotel in town, nnd a quart of wi.....I-curt through the s tr e e t ,, lie confined to six stores. The same niohlem who oppose tire hydrogen*)'
refused to ride lu an ambulance. urea suffered a f.'IUO.OOll fire three
Tho old gnntlomun glanced up at tho young wumaii In ed linliiiit frei’tltiiii would bring a whisky.
bomb project on moral grounds,
Former Secretary of Stale James hail nevor aeon before, lie rose and sigid in a voire audible theocratic iliitatm log, intolerant
The girl wallseil un In Klrhv ,m| He walked to a hospital fur treat month, ago, and some of the stores and others who nrgue the govern
ment.
mid iaolnlioiii.it. If their fears
bad not yet re-opened.
F. Brynrs, whom President Rome- to every passenger on the bus:
ment should proceed without
um shrieked:
'’s T / V’ k,M h,m
MeTill, morning Klrhv started nut,
•ver are icnlued, these orguui- Hill
The cause nml damage estimate waste of time on new approaches
veil once called “asiiilanl presi“ Do sit down, then, .Man. I don't often sew you out on ’ “‘f'"1"- M •*> pown hungry fan]
"No Dir. 'he esn’t k l-, me. No as every morning, lie was on u were not Immediately available.
to the Russians, th* trend Is re
w n l", announces hit candidacy
•'ll I hu, ever kissed in*.
I ni downtown street when he was hit
liably reported ‘o he In favor of
wuslidays-no wonder you’re tired. And, by th« way, skip r.L'jv ^hHo<l r « ‘'i..llV!n.,,,,l"llt''
and injured fatally.
fpr goveinoi of Souih Catalina lu delivering our laundry next week. My wife is seeing the
hnhv,
the
unkissed.
I’m
not
go
a recommendation that one more
LIM H LOMOND LOTH
v ' hey u,r
,n ‘Jol‘’
me In break mv record.”
Uicceed the present Governor J. judge Monday ataait getting your huHband a parole."
EDINBURGH, Hcotlsnd, Jan. 17. atempt should be made to ne
. POI.ITIRAI. INCAPACITY—Al
Hut both Kirby’* record a , “the
o n — Buy the honnle, bonnie gotiate a settlement.
Strom Thurmond, who inn at the
— F ra n c e s KtHlman in Your L
i f e Nelrru bu,b n number ui Iink Used1and Champion Walker”
hanks of Loch Lomond.
Stales Rights csndiatle for Presi
------- —
r»* *
— -i side and tnlrnti’d men In the can
un” ,#!£ 1,00» "'••’r In a three
Yon rail do It If you’ve gut the
tiul government, piovinclul p'llik mil*
dent in 1948. "When I left the
M'nattasee gram r a „ Oust
walking match with George
glamur
that
cash and the right credential,.
Ill ALFA II OPF.NH HE ASON ^
memory usually tic, in the new India present tT N.
hsrgo.
nn
all
food
Imndet"
Into
Brown, a vaudeville actor,
sprvice of the national govern
An Edinburgh realty firm ha,
throws over the past. Ilut there sordid picture.
MIAMI, Jan. 17, — (A1) — Hla'-c
Chinn. The embargo recently was been
rJ
h
e
y
walk-rored
through
K
a
n
,,.
fe
also
iiniloubledly
a
hard
kernel
commissioned
to
make
a
nrlment in 1947", says Mr. lirynes,
I mil’penitence eiirni Id Iniliu lie- City streets.
McRIII broke th* announced In Helping hv idea min vale deal for the sale of 18 mile* leeh rure course, dowager of Flor
of truth In these reminiscence,.
ida's thoroughbred racing ovals,
fore it hod t-uuiigh e*|iiihli> uui( tape hut he had to run to do It, ister of food Hung Tse-llo,
‘ I fully intended not to return to
of the hunk, of the fnmou, Scot launched Its silver Jubilee season
In the world or IlKHl to IUM truliiei! iiilmiiiistislur,. .Many uf
The
embargo
Is
to
conserve
the
actual participation in political a{thus
disqualifying
himself.
Later
tish
lake.
America wa* n young self-confid those will, gul government post,
today.
laiti. I adhenrd lu lliis intention
ent giant just realising his pow weie ),11(,t,l|. ti, resist the spoil,, M rny sahl he i-ouMn’t Mend to Hods' meager foreign exchange for
Also for ,ule is u lakeside moun
8ume IH.IXHJ people — Including
more
Important
inilustrinllxntlun
er, certain lie could stand alone
tain — :t,IU2-foot Hen Lomond.
i “t . Urown’" » « » - If beaten
until tail Spimg when die tiend of
the nation, society lenders, caal OMMUNIHM VERSUS DEMO. Ir7k
objectives.
lly IIAl. HOYI.K
Kirby
had
agreed
to
he
klssrd
and whip all comer, heron,e he GHAC.’Y Iniliu i- ruuglit sipinrely
The property belong, to Major
political events rau;rd me to ex
Agricultural experts ,nv Chinn', Nell Collins nnd hi, sister, Rose tains uf Industry and the politic
NEW YOHK.-I/I*) - Unk back had ulwny* dune ,u.
girl, rushed up and -markr.l
in the ,truggli I hut affects all Tw„
ally prominent — gathered to at
food
defied
will
nut
he
eliminated
press my view, of |Milirie, aiiec- ward h0 veurs—look for wind Ml
hint.
Klrhv
took
„
MO-mlle
Jaunt
Hut In the world of lt*f,0 Allian the wuilil in nniiie degree
mary Collins. Their father liought tend the IU60 debut which annually
to
"cool
off
slowly."
y
ears-am
l
which
period
would
fur
year,
to
come,
llusir
imnrovc
ing llie itslr sml nation." The
ce I, a lulilille-ugril giant, even
.t In lib'll from the estato of the marks the peak of Florida's winter
t.’Ol.D WAR
Engrossed with
you lather live In7
Two week, later Klrhv regained nil-id' in south (,'hinu farming hull of Montrose.
stronger in adulthood, Imt realis
policies weir die Civil Might, lulls
tourist season.
*
The right answer lo that lie, ing now the responsibility of hi, problem, o| widei scope, much of some «f hi, lost rt potation n, a techniques ate needed urgently.
thu world Inis overlooked the cold walker. II* trimmed K. J . Hhannoand the Socialistic tiriul, m Wash in what kind of u world I, being
Coastal
Kwangtong
Province
power—and that he doe,n’t stand war lu'ing waged la-tween India
made right now, from day to day alone.
ington.
Imn, president of the Heart of alone is unable to feed its riH.IHK),and I'ukistan. Visitor, havit been
and year to year.
The American
The difference lirtwcen those surprised at the bitterness on larth America Walking Club by three 000 Inhabitants.
Hut a, th* mutiny rolls into ita two world, is the difference hofeet In a 10-mil* race.
Klrhv EcunumU- Cooperation Administra
If you want to vole in the comsides. The Klshmir dispute i, un
fiftieth year many elderly peopletion supplied the difference to the
i« | Demonstic primary lor Unit an- doubtful that life today holds tween a freshman high Jump star, settled. Ail almost complete busi always wore a baseball uniform to vast area. Kwnngtung produce,
who ran win by Idmself, anil a ness und hanking blockade has do his walking. Hut In the Hhanna. . tX W
ed Slates Senate, you will have to nt much fun or security as it did hlg league hasetial! pitcher, who
nan race, he discarded It fur a only (10 to 70 percent of it, fund
been
In
effect
fur
four
montha.
between
I1H
X
I
and
IUIU.
My
mo
ft-iggister. no matter bow long
knows he can ultimately win only Quarrel* over water rights, pro- swimming suit. He claimed the requirements.
ther is one of these.
th e only bright spot, In the
by good team play.
you may have been irgittrird here
i.erty claims and even the lairdvr baseball pants had handicapped
"I think young people 1 today
Chinese food crisis
today are
Security In IU00 for th* aver Itself continue. Each country I* him In the Brown race.
in tli* pail. A new law irifuires have a much harder time of It
Kirby fell |n |ov* K few years these!
age American meant. a home, a
that everyone in Seminole County than wr did when I ■wax n girl," Job with opportunity fur advance suspected by the other of aggres later, with a lady barber by the I Railtoad, are running again that
sive alms, until the had blood is
•Hall have lo te-regiitrr, and you she told me. This surprised me, as ment, and a chance to educate his eliminated, neither country can " * m* o f Daisy Bell Hlek*. When 1 th* war is about over.
It le more customary far' her con- children, lie hod no real fsara of
Will not be allowed lo vole in the temp
progress far in constructive devel
’
.....................
temporaries
to complain
that thle
M il election il you don’t. Thin la a laay, pleasure-seeking genera foreign armies ever invading hie opment.
homeland end held only a vague
Such a dark picture cannot be
I asked her why
she ........_
thought
m i not apply lo city elections, tion. ...........................
contempt for Europe because it unrelieved. There Is a bright side
th* first of which will be the as she did. And hsr answer eur- was always getting Itself mixed aud some ground for an optimis
prised me even mare.
up In battles.
franchise referendum which will lie
tic outlook for India.
"Well, we didn’t have all tha
Today the ege old insecurity
held on Feb. 2I. If you are al labor-saving things around the
It'n Ka»y To Make Them Llki* New ARnln
caused by poverty and unemploy
ready registered on the City books, home that young wWea do now," ment has been reduced In tho
you do not have lo register again she said, “Hut I think we had more United BUtee by a half century of
reel security. People In thoea days
for city elections. Newcomers, or didn’t seem to have so much trou social progress unknown before In
(Ceatlaae* gram F e a r m i )
those who have never registered ble finding a place to live, and 1 history. But the new Insecurity
created by two world wars hoe department the “most efficient"
for city elections, must do so if don't think they had to worry so Increased tenfold. Th* shadow of In tho world.
by
much about what would happen th* atom bomb hangs as heavily
thiey want to vote in the teferen- n e x t.", .
He sulci that "under the proper
over the American home as It does leadership” the police them "con
And she added placidlyt
over the Russian. A man can't be enforce any law, the city adminis
" I really feel eorry for the entirely
happy merely because his
Martin Andersen digs up some young people today, and I wouldn’t children have more rood and bat tration want* enforced and will xl.
ways do wlmt they are requested
want
to
trade
place*
with
them
at
irewchanl sayings in his column
ter schooling—If he fears they will to do hy the city government."
alb"
live not by. peace but by th* sword
'Today". They are:
Other people her age tell me
Germany under national Social
"You cannot bring about pros- that they are eure they got a
ism hod old age pensions and ful|
19 4 0
bigger
kick
out
of
life
than
young
parity by discouraging thrift."
_
ul no security, far
’■
'* do now, because they hod
"You cannot strengthen the'
B to AAA
real oast for living, They
hard to see how
(font by Wcakeniv lh* strong-" eay they have found the eulway no
$N | 00
America or th* reel of th* world,
Ctevtc little* sky Uni#
; . "You cannot help th* vvsge real improvement
ho
mpravement over
aver tho
the h
for we ora all knotted together
car, And they are even n*ag»
In that problem, will ever know
CMlMll i« chO M W Nt
1 9 4 9
Uln that picnic, end h eyrfpgi
teal security again until w* learn,
more social enjoyment ( M s ' au aa II, a.* Wall* sold, Dust "mil
4«$ii*$» th* bright***
evening at th* movie*.
true nationality la mankind."
"W r used to enterUia eurIf tha goal la reached in 00
o i hu*$ to r*4 *ct th*
Although the Washington, D. C. plane collision in Nov nharlal Nchru'a government has
ember resulted in the heaviest loss of life In a single crash rejected as superfluous the warn
in United States civilian avlntion history - 55 deaths - civil ings of astrologers that Jan. 20,
ian air transportation recorded only a slightly higher num i960 la not an auspicious data for
launching the republic of India.
ber of deaths than in 1948.
The government of India knows
Increases were shown in 1949 over 1948 in the number without consulting the Main that
of catastrophe deaths from motor vehicle uccidents, fires and the constitution of the new republic
explosions, and from such natural disasters as tornadoes, is being launched at a most In
auspicious time und under most
floods, and blizzards. There were fewer deaths in major unfavorable conditions.
water trans|sirtation accidents, and no catastrophic ac The .new stute will come Into
cidents in mines.
heavy, Internal and
, Ing
_ under
.
. , Accidents taking 25 or mure lives in the United States
inT"""."**.vem m ff'V ?;
iast year, ranked according to liras of life;
, Jo i Z J^ r r " ,
ot
‘ '("Aa ui appeal* un|*uuiiil>le.
*’
'.lie'
Nevertheless,
Indiu's leaders say,
Lives Lost
it'» now oi . •—•••+{»x D.g cum*
Kffinghiun, III., hospitul fire,
‘ ibis f«r on the freedom road, there
April 4
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............ 75
is siolliii *- 1 . J . -tuujmil in waiting
• Imln-llke tornndiN-.s in Aikunsas nnd
lot fuvuiiiOlo oiiioii*,
The cli,oils i but bung over the
iaOiiislitiin, Jim. 3
.................................... 59
new nut Ion lire so heavy it is
(54 deutliM in Warren, Ark.)
difficult t» tint ii hopeful my of
Washington, I). (J., scheduled air transport
light. Here are some of tho mole
plane collision with fighter plane,
pressing concerns of the men who
Nov. 1 ........................................ . ...........
lead India:
55
ECONOMY—■. India's delcmma
California nnnschedulci) trans|>ort plane crash.
fur generations has been how to
Nov. 29
.................... .................... ' 2H
! feed, liuusc and pruvidn employ
filiz/nrd, mountain states, Jan. 2 - 4 ............. 25
m ent for u population that con
Kxpressive Speech
M SB *
»\
*1
I
(
1
i
Kirby McRill
Slit* (Jot The* Seat
1#
*.
r
t
t
China Famine
y
Coming 50 Years
Dimmed By Threat
Of Atomic Bombs
*« « « l,,h l-
v%tUW® ««■•/$
ft:
ARE YOUR FLOORS SHABBY?
O’Dwyer Rapped
RENT OUR FLOOR SANDERS
The HOUR
,
«95
Uuick Super Sedan
salve*," they say. "W* didn't look tiw il then- tha world of imtHl wIll
thWs
“ fc m V o f'
of^aeeurlty U p t ^ y ^ r t f i *
f
? a w a i .'a i i !
= !• *# -. “
^
wo,W l“‘r
Fi*d Custom 2 Door
Bedan
Fqliy
Equipped
color accttti of joor
-0 0
- 194 9
Ford Custom
4 Door Sedan
J2 J&
r
ip ri*| fa.h ioaa. H ot* ’.
Complete Line Floor Finishing Materials
Potato, Varnishes, SMUaeo, llUera,
Sruakea, eta. la complete the jab.
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119*114-•tW.
tad.
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J U l f l g A T IA N . 17, 1950
Social And Personal Activities
o i« T n p n
t i f k J t n a t w o n n Ff.nwfTIA
PAGE T H R Ef
Hemerocallis Circle
Mrs. McCaslln Will
Head Dirt Gardeners II iih January Meeting
Roe'-ette, the ihapelv chorine hs|
‘ b ’ en n U S. l andmark. But with
•he
of \Hintevllle and Iiv#
tlv null THOMAS
eniei I itinuii’tit genet ally, she hae
HOLLYWOOD. Jan J7 - (d’t - been ilisnppeniiiig I am happy to
The gteni Ameiitnu liistllutioii of "'p u tt thm tin. ipeel# i* return
Hollywood
Tile January meeting of tlie
Mrs H. H. McCaslln was elect
ed chairman of the Dirt Gardeners lli-meiiH’alii, Ctnle fo the San
Hill I II
the chorus gill Is being pul on Ice. ing.
CtrHit Pilnttr Ray—Society Editor
Telephone 148 Circle of the Sanford Garden Club ford Garden Club was held on A N p .-l’Nl K.MEN I
Where? Not in television: th *
From the |-'l"indora gill lo the
Friday
evening
nt
.tie
Garden
at Its monthly meeting on Friday
limitnl siiii'ii i, mil •uilahle fo r
at the home uf Mrs. George Hard- Center with Mr*. Climb’, llamll.
11tie * of culo-s
en. Mr,. W. R. Gardiner will serve elide chairman, pirsidlng. An11.* tii.in . gill i. coming back
t Imptrr. u«»h otutsl itiriithm * tin-1
a , vice president, and Mrs. Ed iioiiiit ements weie made concvillyurM* whn in. I.ole.I M, IIIM| Mm ' to t hr ice* •*It.••«e
ward McCall as ,ecretary-trM ing thr *lalr coiivehtioii to be
Mr and Mt. M 1 Wrlgbi, .1> r ' w f l l ' a m . " " " V r ' , ......... ..
held In eW,l Palm Reach Fell.
surer.
Skn-i- Sim lli lita i, the »oure«
Florida, an. c
SfV
4 "I "V ."
.....
17-18 and till’ aooo.it ISnideii ° f ..............
'( "•
- i um: mu She arlviier
-.Member*
of
the
Central
Circle
The
group
met
nt
l»:00
A.
M.
t u i .h d a t
Club
luncheon
on
Feb.
HI.
,t
the
Miss Gall Wright of Gainesville
h"w ' i im ..........led young girl,
Ja T lV "' '
11 ............................ Tara llamll.. ..f V w * Vo,\ '«ml
The R. W. Ware lilhle Class of "f the Hanford Uni den Club elect is visiting her ginndpaients. Mr. at th* Harden home on Magnolia Mavfalr inn.
Alie lleislda-o. ,.f M,,lm) \|,
•Hi- Mil
" - ing slipperi for
Avenue and the bii'ine'n meeting
the First Methodist Church will ed Mrs. Ira Hmitliu-nrd a , <1ielr and Mrs. M. L- Wright.
hc d i c l e approved pint! • >r
Michael Gins.... piugium rlmu
was preceded with a coffee. Lovely ii Icarnival
At at the home of Mr. and ' " '* n " f ‘ he circle for the new year ana *M rl' w
v r,« m'
meet
lo lu> s|ioii,on-i| bv
man. iutioducH M| , „„i s.,„
I •'•- > -iW -- -lesdv end secure,"
rAu„ isd i arrangement, of gladioluses and till llril'I* !' \ U»l' |i.k . O t l * V l s
Mrs. Swain m Wsm V'wenttallHf « ^ rctln r hr d on fridav Mr, | >|r> ,.
................ .
.............
l h s n In
. j«eJ <n de■ YlfSet. at 7:30 P. M.
t
■ .l , “
T , “ *'•
Tl. ber ‘Fo'im^a* l/«0 Hanlmd Ave- •perbera -I.-tUuc
h
i
‘ti
^
u
h
hfiA
lire*
ii
fi»r
w iiH w o * !r « a J t g k S * .*
lo ill u i it,.- i n
vurarhtg' xViO* umiiiis. The coffee imi *
i
M
a
s
m
»
i
»|u
t
M
c
T
W
rii^
E ^ r s X ^ l i t r t c a n Dome Depait.
^h»‘»"'ao. Mtt :
•-, nrie H
(
,rr
llPinB
cimflne.|
in
•pa ,
Ihr
Iriiitlcn
I
’rfih^r
^\\an
after being confined in the table wa, c c :* ? » { wit It an «’ .
P '- t " i I I . i In
.......... .
T h * girls
5 V in t of the Haufurd Woman's Dull, secretary; Mr,. Fli-frhrt Florida Sanitarium.
•fm\in iififl riii Ii inriPfH** w,\-\
••♦
o » k vin nt Ion* mid
tractive arrangement of »va,onal lit
p Club will meet ut the rluh hum..-' •la'lvtreasurer. Mix. .Imler Cam!t» roiitrtl'iM** tiun folk.
i
" r D-da-i ’ " aU ! , | ...... i................ ..
...... vi| . |
. ii f.
'O't'k, of rrltonrfruit, and girettery. A ailver cof
*•*•■• f*»r Min nifTtilK!
for election uf officer*. Ilnaleise- •Toil UM*
Mi^ O ti* .Ihiii' h, tionHiirrr. rr
Frledns of Mr,. M. E linker fin- - " h u e nt one end ol the table
' ............... " b ......... ..
''m t g t e . • ..... I Mi
t„,., I . , ,
i mv wofklnfT
M with
will be Mr,. Roy Green, Mrs. A. E which began m in mi
flint tin* r i t r l r Imt ronof Wont First Stiret will regret wa, ttte'idcd over tty Mr«. W. G.
i Ion
unit >:»U“*t- u* .rvlowt'.l a ti | if
i t\11 | |i„.|
Mr*.
II.
C.
M"«ie
in
charge.
flit
I
'n
i
v
i
.
Shinholter. tire. II. I.. Ainiinerman
*I•111•*«I ifw l|||t<f r| ft* the hill) I litr
•'•'o" •■ 'h Israel i'mo
-f|„ i„„,i
r,
,
...........
1lo learn that «he I- confined to
i i hit t i rtn a
‘ *"
the hastes, 11
Mis. Muote lend n sliurt |u>cin lUrnnge Memorial Hospital where Firming. Assisting
Mrs. William Htrmpei, M l,, Caiuj
f ii n«| to Man h tu;*n hvi*I .Mi • III<|tlll\ |l"ll T <t
Stimlav mi’td -hr* An...... .... J. .
|
m * iii'iilfti i h n w n
was
Mr,.
Emmett
McCall.
wiih
Mins
bv
William
Wjul-u
ortli
after
•tone and Mis, Elisr llutrhisun.
vV nml M i. ,,v S| ,, .............. . .........
R I’. Hunt, plnnt -uli' rlmuiiifM'.
she will undergo nn operation.
♦ imtnly enn rn
Thr bti'lness ,e,sion was con II'potIvil tluil 4 1 1 1 5 win tlrri' I 11•*•1119*» .9lit ee|* s. -. li t 11o xf I' •-x
which roll rail
nmwetrd hy
WEDNESDAY
ti
whit'll II IIIM«I|.|. pit tilt,1
font n
f ' f -t fhrir am*
ducted
by
Mrs.
liarileu
and
an
I
.M
n.o
.
»,n
.
|
.
i.
.|(i,ltl
,
ill
tlif
Th* Civic Department uf the each tncitilier 'honing lisi ennnqrlow »** n
11,J |».
.
Friends of Mrs. U .-i,b . u |,.wis nouncement was made that the h\ thr Hii’lr front tin plant * . ! r II miim
%
.
i
•
hot,| IVr
1.1.
Sanford Woman', Club will hubl » "lent «l a dish gulden nml giving Crowell will lt> soil) t<• li-jun thirl
iiKi’iiienls
-i
.............. , .... „ „ i . . .i ..........
U.1
inivo tn wurry
-tist-'ll
pen- , |||(, s |,,,4 ,,| ^ ,.ft X ill
I . i.l.....1
covered dish luncheon at I2:.tu |he name, of the iilniit' composing ,he Is ronflned t.. tin- Fi-rtmld annual luncheon of the Club will
Mi* fti»I•**11 Wii shhui ii . |*i«•- |*l||(|loltl •
, lolit -11 - when
when tliex
they
lie
held
nn
Feb.
10
at
(lie
Mayfair
|
liflti
I
i
r
Report, from inmmtltrr, l.aughtnit
PM On the prugram, ,pon,nte<l it.
t; i hiii thiiii'liuin. fiitioiltictnl (!•«*
done In II i I ii • ■, i
.| lion
dm observed.
Mnnoihil
ll..«p|tnl
Inn
with
l.luvd
I
Ion
vet
G
a
fiber,
I
were heard nml Mrs. A. K. Rri'srt- where -he will underg» nn upponTh, h„‘ f ..
tar Mrs Charles E. Ginn, will UI In 1
m i' plio-eil m i liihlren u Im • < .
, ,,
..i
two 8|tlT|k*l8, .!«•** \ III! Ml "I'M p
' i s . it v." -lie said,
landscape a rchit ret hiiiI architec oi niliiinlt* iiful ^1 •*♦. <i M Mo t»M* ,-•*• ».
t lo
Walk, "Beaut if imt |un In Hnnfuid" ter read rrglrlc' entitled '•|,ertaln rln-lomy.
m. w Dll giit-ils I s i .ii -I to liii i i | . .
idili.ii
M but intriguing
tural
ilcslgiiril
of
Orlando,
us
guest
by E. B. Stnwe, Intul.-mpe nirhi ing to Protecting Plant* ftont
••II table\ i,-t •.......... it X ..m, . . . .
, ,,n
t hit'll X Ml. Villi lliockh t •eteI " f
•11* nn st 1 ip teaspeaker
He
will
have
ns
hi,
sub
Cold" nml "Jiiminrv in tin- Gar
ta t .
gm I ’, p lan’ ,.f HI,11" Mil- „I . ti. MU
the ifitrirttin y lit**tor> .imt •••il I InW I I ll
Mr,.
Sybil
Hnulh.
Mi'
'„l|\
M
I
ject
"A
Challenge
to
the
Hanford
•I.
The Friendship ( I n ,, uf the den ”
•" i ■i i'ii with
Among i h o . i 1111111(111, tin -ip
( um i*f n/ulrnw unit •iiiitrll'it* T b,- hiii’.
. liiogevitv of
William, and .Ml'» Elsie Finley' Galileo Club In Community and Hflit Ml A Mnthimix «|iokr Oil |t|M n la* l-t 1
•In I III.-I pH I IW,.,,| \t, , , ,I x|,
I,., XI.II.,
Lake klary Cnminuulty Chinch will
•*** 1 'Imp tipis*
The rirelc voted |„ donate a attended
a
district
meeting
of
:
Conntv Planning."
hold It, tegular meeting ul the card table for the Garden Center
1 In
nd 1 "Vmi .-an
■I f-diat’. i’. Mr. nmt M i- M" hm l im
xli
pouatlotl t»f I'llilllrt »•> l»o HI- of was nt p-fi •->
the
ItiiHilie,,
an,|
I’nd.
w,.mil
Mr,. Myron Smith, Mis. C. W. laVfriiiLT. irr.Aflluir unit !*»»••••»* if . t bulk. , 1 in " •
Im
home of Mr,. Ted lltooklyn ut Ntin xml Mrs. George M-Cnll, radio I Woman', Club, m
■11 n ant to," -he
I 11*.
................... . ml Mr- .1 \\ 1 •"to. Mi o .1 M. .
SI t'loml Sun linker, Mt-. living Fleischer nml mill mt tuvninir Shi* th*imoi*fu»t Silv.’i until '
nn. kalnr <lo
P.M.
11 butt limn, dc'crihi’i I lie piogram, ,|nv>
1 *•"•
... Melvin Siskind ............ I X|.
|,.,.,k
Mis. F. I Lee were appointed ii! fin’ vni m u« tiofhott'i \\hit h ili.lu
. M itt
mini nnd Snlldlm. Mi
u i xt,
I , ml
1 * In igi nf r-0.
The I’hllathra Cla t, of the First which are pic«ruti>,| bv the club
—
a - a i-ommiitee f"< the nnnunl tin* i t r - n ittril.
I III lid p- II*
■
k.i'IPg I' beat Rapiist Clturrlt will meet with ach Tile olav non oil _• m. Station
SIlllffH* •. Ml «• 1 M
Mlit <ta*t'
Mr and Mra. C A Amlei»ori. luin'i>c"ii \ gulden lour for tour
I oil.............
........I'i.rU--. Imt
Mrs. J. H. Phillips. IMIMl Palmetto
1 h*»-r I'li'itPiil foi fh« tm •••ini|*
'•'
••"' l ull. Ml nod XI, 1.10 ■
I .'ll Ml -1
niged iiieinbei, to Jr. had n» their gue-t« onu the ist, was pbiiood (oi .Inn, Ml Mrs,
"
'•••"•king w«rk
Avenue, at 8:00 P.M. Cn-ho'te,. I• **n Mini AtMitl .ii f|ii«*ttinn'« In In* wreki'fid, Mr. find Miw Slndlny Charles K Ginn aatmumctl that w m Mr* f ‘ I
llituft*!, M1* limn III.
1 "• '•‘'' nml Mi Sum I ’ ' \ Mi i "l Mi
>1 tm * nn dance
lleiliinii Jai'uli n . •.
XI............I •t .1 n
ILmiMi . Mi a will he Mrs. t ’lydo Hrumlrv, u»e.l on the luogiitiii.
j Harvey and son Geoigr nml Murv n moving imtilie, "Nuluinl Scene, S -I .Nl*. Mi** y
XII .be needs is
an I’
mhM.UIM. Mia Wrllni ltnhlnyn»,
Mis Lee Sum n I
rs. Martha Carter and Mr» Bill
Mr,. IL W Rupii-.-ht l -Id of thr |Leo Twlrldv ol riiuipn. ami Mr. ill Flmida". wilt be shown to inelll- W
.
1 l,i • ankle.
M I!
(
W II..ml' '!
\\ 1 l!i. .1
,\leu Mi . J I :
■ M.
'
Colbert.
A white elephnnt alePlans for a gat den tour for lour nmt Mr*. V. M Dinekwi’l.lri nnd j.i’is of tin- luiiioi Gulden I'lub Mix .1 T IVtitou. M
Kill net Ml
I
XX l u l l . XI S f
Dli k.’lson, M' I ..
In .
|||7II|.
Mlh
I*
I
\\r»Hi.
M
l.
will be held.
with George Swaitr assisting lu J |i (*t»nl»dl. Mi* M»lv%ui•• Wil I - l " l .
i«ls to he held .lao. Ml Hml nn daughter Rita of Mi l nml.
1 • to lip » i-liam
• hill -d-.i
Ml.
I'dlill Miss Ss’tlll.l I 111
'1
I 111 I
Mrs. Malrulm Higgins will be iioonrement was made of the no
the min fullin’
in, stillt lit tlie
1
4
e,
i
Me\
V
1st
O
.
.Lot
M
•
•'Ini I. •......
XI, un I \! . \ nil 1l e w
Ml ,» 1 him tl i. ll.
' Wil
if i ,T** »nw(
in i mi. ..n.’. T
) ...i i.: ■ *^i11 11* l' f'f l'^™1
. Ci’ii lo win ~ .Mi sin. /.ii ^ 111>.i.<:
■ rm
~i
r -T” 7r ■
T T X 7 7 n r ” 1'lams. Atm 11•-•.id"
.I
Hunt.
Mis
I
F
sponsored Thrift Shop to ho open ’ •loyd lloovet Gnliher
hnil ihumtrtl
as s|ieak West Hail ford. Curia, an- visiting Mix lint tv 111***i
Gcoigi Dixon, Mi
l"to . Ml* III Oil"
I •» I'm kcl
from 9:80 to Ih.lO A.M.
'■r. The I'lrrlr iioob’ plnll- to do tkclr son and his family. Mi and f\vn l i e f " fti t|n* fjit»», »it i Jut •Ion
Khenset Court Nn. 62 will meet
....... ..
plant. t„ the Garden Mra. Vcruei Nelson in I •k•- Mmv. Club for Xi Im. i Obv Mis Edward
at the Knight of Pythias Temple fenter grounds
Drdegales weie They are accampiinn-d by Mis. McCall wa, idccled a« n delegate
In DeLand at 8:00 P.M.
named for the 'Into roi,vi.||tinn J . Chameiny, also of Wi'rl H ail- 1to tin- -tali’ Garden Club enliven*
TIIURHDAY
tion m Wc«l Palm Hour b A visitto lie held in West Palm Dench ford
Th* County Cnunrll of Home on April 17 |<i
it . Mis liis'-i' llaidv of IVniisyVernon,tretlnu Clubs will meet nt
Mr, Rnssrttm IhH.,-,1 t.< the
Kriniifl* nf K 11 *\
will Ivariia, pM-'ioicd I Its* club with a
th* Lake Mary Hehon) at 11:00 cl ride on "Coi„e,vati,m ’’ Thom Ii#* Inlet Mil'll lo Irntn flint he i« ...............11 log nf silver for the Cen
A.M. A covered dish luncheon will attending the meeting were Mrs rmiprrnMritf nflrr n •litlml ill ter
riio-e. atlemliiig weie Mr,. •
be served and all memhei * are "
Rripreihl. Mrs A K Ro» nrm.
For 'BIIIF >•<’««»« In* )ll«»
\V lla k e i, Mr* S C I ticket amt,
urged to attend.
selter, Mr* || \v Tnimt Mr« made Ills hmm- la Momlclcla. II
Mr* \V ti Fleming. Mi* " ' . I *
Seminole Chapter No. 2. (). E. D r . Mmqe. Mis. \, ,f |vtPr. whore he is Icgul roll i«ei •
will meet nt the Masonir Hall Vr'V- V.' ”
tiatilllii-i. Mr* C E Ginn, Mr*
11 V""Phu. Mi- Geo large estate.
Geoigi- Hat den. Mrs H atty I leer
at 1:00 P. M.
McCall. Mrs F
Mm F I.
F'lvvard
A basket picnic for all Ohio Fletcher Dolls. Mrs'" ' " r
Lieut and Mts .1. S Cleveland 1 McCall, Mr« Emmett Mil all. M l,.
visitors In Florida will
held at ,on and Mrs. .Imhw Ciimeion
nnd daughter "Ginger" l.-fl yi-M- 1 II H. McCaslln. Mt*. \ < MrLake Wale* Municipal Park at
Irrdny for (jmmsi’t Point, It I.l Revmdila. Mrs My ton Smith. M r,
noon.
where he i, atatloner), aflet spend M. It Strickland. Mrs
^ Th# Sanford Tmirlat Shuffleing about three week* with 'll*. Fleisclii’t . Mt* II B ......... . " " "
Tiosrd Team will plnv in Orange
Cleveland'* mother. Mr- It It Mt* tiiHi-c Umdy.
City at 2:00 P.M. The Hanfor.l
h
oh coh Pippin.
I sales' team will rhnllenge (men
to play left handed) on the Han
Mr and Mrs. Chatle* It.imx- T o u r i H t C l u b IM j i i i h
ford courta.
Mr,. Lauren Johnson w-n* ho,F o r A m a t e u r N itfh t
t e „ frit the monthly nu-elliig of have a* their gui'-l. Mi nod Mi<
FRIDAY
C. E. Hoxves of Indianapolis. Ind.
A fellowship supper will he held
,.,,rcl': ,,f
-Hanford who nrroiiipMiiicil him from Ulna•t the Reardall Avenue Chapel at Garden f lub which met nt her la, (la., on Sunday xvhcri> he nl- 1 Plan, for amateur night, on
home on Escamltia Drive on Friday
7tl0 P.M.
Icmlrd a Southern District S a le ,' Jan, -"I t„ lie held by the Tourist
Mis* Fannie R. Munson will pre- *• Mt’IO P. M. Mrs. Johnsrm pre- menflng of the Ih-ne* Seal Fast r'lul, Hie bring formulated, with
■*flt Little Mina Ellen Vlhlcn In sldeti ami reported on the t..,ard Company.
iMleiil being tntrndueed from oerFhooee from the»e
■ piano recital at 7:30 P.M. In mooting held on Wednesday. Site
son, In Hnnford «n,l surrmindlnr
Jfh * 8 tudlu at 008 Myrtle Avenue. announced that the annual lunch
rotumunllles.
Both
residents
and
Mrs,. Hlchard Maxwell, Jr. and
besriliftilU six led raxutt anil
w - Mrs. E ,csr Price, mttslp Instruc eon which had been scheduled for two children of Jacksonville urn 'ourlsts are invited to ii’gl'lei u-#
tor fdr Henlnote Cnuhty schools, reh. 20 had berm changed to F»b the guest, of Mr. und M l,. IL Intel tban Jon 21 nt the T"Ull*'
nxIon Carole hin g *. Mix*
will present a musical program Ifl at the Mayfair Inn.
Mrs. Walter Morlwcthn was a’p C. Maxwell. Richard, Jr. spent Center.
at th* Tourist Canter.
The event will ,tnit nl 8 -tm P M
tlie weekend here with them enpointed
chairman
nf
tourist
a
n
i
with a xstittrlerful textu re . .
SATURDAY
route lo Tampa. ||c plans to rc- ami In,Dil,lonl ur team tnlcot.
Th# Tourist Clnli will hold Its lities for the circle and Mr,. ,
t lit a weekend and accnni- gii.iips wli,i ,-nu ning. t|a"<e. pisi
Janie*
Terwlllcger
a*
chairman
of
|
*•••"
thcv’vc contra*l . . . and
weekly party under the direction roadside development The group panv hi* family hack In Jack nn Insltuiurnt or present n -kit
of Tom Vernon.
Refreshment, voted to donate a card table f>o sonville.
rue invite,I tn patthJpatr
will he served.
color . . . and a inarxrloris
The Halm.lay night pnili "ill
list* i" the Gulden Center nml ir
MONDAY
be un, lei the illirclhu) of Tom ' •••
|Mirl* were lieanl from all com
The Tourist Chili will sponsor mlttres.
w ee,aide r|iialilx xml'll
flower ariangojiirnt* which ,lu< non
an amateur night nl 8;iMi p.M.
The party Inst HmI iiii Ihx mgl.t
Mr*. II. II. Coleman spoke on nrrcnualcd with rletmmntiatlon. Re
*They Invited all persons or group
treasure for all occasion.
freshment, weie served follow wh- iilteioleil hy nboal It’ll mem
to participate.
ing the meeting tu -Mra. Malcolm Is-ts. Gaines were pin \ml will,
F. L. Woodruff, III. Mrs. I). B. pi lie* being awarded to 42 mere
Higgins, Mr*. Dale Hcott, Jr., Mr,. her*. Mrs. It. Hawthorne, Mi« .1
Watkins, Mrs. Knilyle Hrm,holder, llnnly and Mrs. it. Rowan were to
Mis. William Htemper, Mra. C. II. , hHige uf refreshments.
h
Kirtley, Mrs. Toninty Mern, Mrs.
Mrs. Irving
_ Felnberg was re.
Raisin eake , rived with * hot
A covered dl*h luncheon follow elected a , chairman of th* Ro-e R. W. Williams, Mrs. Terwllleger,
ed the monthly meeting of the Circle of th# Hanford Garden Clou Mrr. W. P. Smith, Mr,. Roy Green, lemon sauce make* a nulrlllmt'
Magnolia Circle of the Sanford at a meeting held on Friday at Mrs Rlake Hawers, Mrs. Coleman and ilellrlnua dessert suitable for
ell member* of the family
Garden Club held at tha hntna of the Mayfair 1 nn. Elected to .scri* and the hostess.
Mrs. Miriam Russell In Lsch Ar for the coming year with Mrbor at 11:30 A .M. Mrs. A. L. Lynn Felnberg wrra Mra. Miriam Ru*
taenred as co-hoeteas for th* meet ae|| a* vice president; Mrs. W. A.
ing. Mr*. J . D. Wright. Jr., chair Morrison, secretary; anil Mrmen, presided over the meeting George Stine, treasurer.
,
A rltto m o o r
end a report on tha recent flower
Th* meeting opened at lOiO"
*«1# was given hy Mra. C. H. Cog- A. M.'wllh Mrs. J . C. Russell act
Ing as chairman. Reports were
idlo chairmen, Mra. W, E. heard from the standing commit
Klrehhoff. reported that Inlareat- tees and the group voted to meet
•nyon
lt)g and timely programs are pre in February at tho Garden Center.
sented each Tuesday at 10:00 A. M. The program will be under th*
aver th* local radio station end direction nf Mrs. Enilor Gurlstt
urged member* to send In sug- and a review of rules end reguis
.factions °,r
l hl,nl, "l' ^ * n,?jtlons will In* given. Members’ volTCr e carnival to lie held in April
to m,|,B * curtain for the Iron
ware discussed and announce window of the Center and to ask
ment of the annuel Woman's Club that other circles make curtain,
hbatital benefit party la scheduled tor the other two grnupe of win
fta Feb. 44.
dows. It was also voted to hold
At tke conclusion of business the the annusl carnival in April with
group adjourned to th* terrace tha proceeds to go to th* building
where luncheon wa, served. Mra. fund . The event will take place
Ai F. Ramsey Instrurled the mem at the home of Mrs. Miriam Ruv
Mbr* In the art of making eor- kcII In Lnch Arbor
.
with members taking part
Mrs. Jack Russell talked’ to thr
the demonstration.
group on orchid# and displayed
TKw# attending were Mrs. several from her own garden.
‘ * * L Mrs. Roy Byrnes, Jr., Delegates were elected to attend
r . D. Lleske, Mrs. Ramsey, the stale Garden Club convention
Cogbum, Mrs. M. J, Meeks, In West Palm Beach and are Mr*
Mr*JkHarrv Roheon. Mrs. R. W. J . C. Russell and Mr*. Curlett vta.h
Herron. Mr*. Jerk Hsstlw-rn, ttrw. alternates being Mr*. Btln# end
J . Rrallev Odbam. Mrs J -cl Field, Mrs. Felnberg. ;
Mrs. J . D. Wright. Mrs. C. I*
At tha conclusion uf the meet
Fewotl, Mrs. H. C. Hstsel. Mrs. L. ing a luncheon woe held In the
V: Began. Mr*. E. C. Hayman. Coffee Shop of tho hotel with Mrs.
the hoetesses, Mr*. Ruseell Charles E. Olnn, dub president,
Mr*. Lymt. Also two rJeJtoTS, as special guest. Those attending
Richard Barwtx of Dllttola were Mr#. J . M. MeCaahUI, Mrs.
M n, 1. 0 . Chamber* of Salem, A. W. Epps. Mra. 0 . L. Barks,
Mr*. J . D. Woodruff. Mr*. B. R.
Beck, Mr*. 0 . W. Bailey. Mr*
Herndon. Mrs. L. M. Tyre,
B. B. Crumley, Mrs. George
Gifytkls* ofcavt pu, ihtrtiH rlqkrr tke •oededui
Mr*. W. A. Morr son, Mr*
To Begin Jon.
I F. Lene, Mr*. U I. FTP»»«,*«>4* *M todmlef
rrun*ruble
Mr*. C. L . J ’srk. Mrm O ta Ltlllt Jru tl.. a mud? Isd
Tim Sanford Voc«tlo»m| School
totter. •cNwi baek * 1* 0" . *,(ra tnsg (nd,
(k*
T.
Lawson.
Mr*.
J
.
0.
RweeB,
tired (cm with lh,l ynun|
witl begin He *#«u*nd eemiNter “
junior (tel Note lb» twin
_ j . H. H. Cotoman. Mrs. Irviag
rnledmt. oHuHe resMom, konky wnxkobl* , » * tnbu*
( m r r l f d p l r t l i in the
Felnberg, Mrs. Charlea Wilke and
nnd <t>ou.a>sf
jtatj, sttsi Ti ti *5.
•kin t.rc*. i\,*i. t opper
M n. Cltan.
• '
.
‘ ' ll «C th* whooL
' .
H,rk. Rtuc. S u e . q.|.x.
Xtcr/rm ( h u m ..the cri.p V
V
Harwell urged #11 those
idle coll,, \
whit, l*)fiin faille
Famouy SH IP '• 8 H 0 * f itn lltf, a t seen in I I M
to take sborthemt to #athat pull, throne(h the ,ht,
\
Social Calender
Mrs. Ira Southward
Elected President
era n
na l
'IliidaFsiili Cliaplcr
f
is t he
miracle ingredient that
ma k e s magi c in t hese
Mrs. Irfliircn Johnson
! Circle H I
(joouatfc
JUNIORS
Magnolia Circle Has Ro«e Circle Electa
Covered DI H Lunch Offlcern At Meeting
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washobl*
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V«teatlon4l School
At C * r HatalRMrlarn
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the beginning class as
* not be taken after the
started- also classes
I RngHsh. Aar other
eta taav he started any time,
M A D K M O IS K lL K a m i S K V fN T K K N '
in lh* roaadjrinn nrrklme
t| remn«,b!c. r«in
;
ruin p-fiell. bult»n,il hodire’ ind
cug«...sll lend •"million
\
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doll,, look." Taiipr. n,d.
E X C L U S I V E AT
Grf-nnrN»*x Sue, 9 17.
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mtamkk*
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�W illie Pep KO’s
lichfgan, 74-58 Charlie R iley In
To Lead Big 10 F ifth Round
A t Sanford
‘Grib’SpiveyArA2ndAlerGroza
Bradley G a g e r s Roll Pep Keeps Feather
Over Detroit 71-50,
weight Cr o wn In
Wildcats Beat Tech
St. LouiB B a t t l e
NEW YORK, Jr,,,. i7 - ( / P ) ST. LOUIS. Jim. 17. - </R) —
Onlu Stain stands today a . tho l.lllle Willi,* Rep, niutrlilex* maxbnske-tbaw ton,,, to ta-nl in tho HIg ter of the featherweight boxers,
10 conference.
|ni( til. title on the Uni- In.I night
The Buckeyes (0-2) „ro nt tlm mill took It hack when hr wn*
top n, the mitguu iduniling* fol Itnod mnl ready — nt .......... .
lowing n„ ,<n*y 74-6K victory over nod five secomh. ot the fifth no,ml
itrnnK Michigan (H/i, lust night. — nml Charlie Riley of Ht Louie
Forward Hick Hrlmittkcr eenrud wn. not reudy.
28 points In leading I It,!,, Rluli- tu
Iff. to Hint noiot , ’»-n tool t.een
us third n,k; |(j ,
.
* '
■■a w
llrndlcy rolled to It* Kill, vi, t(,,y I ulth the little St, 1,0111. Nei'fO who
In 17 giimi’H in tli-fcet im, Detroit, I had pleiided for .ev“fnl v a i * for
71-00, It, ii .MixMi,iiri Valiev game II mirk III the title. The fir«l
Charley Cnivcr hi-o i c I 20 point, |four in'Hldx were all IV,,’., while
(or tin winner!,, who rank fourth , Itiley slaved otl the tide of million,
in th hi week’* Ax»ot-i„led |'ilk .
For foo, round* they wall red
p u ll .
moil,id, with now unit then a flurrv
nu.-tly
Kentucky dime hack Hiding from of riKhl mid left Jth*
Tennem-re. Thu Wildcat* whipped Irani Rep, for the chonkv Rilev
G«TKl» Tech, til 17, after o ntul.- cfiuldn'l find a pin..- f.„ hi. irood
Then, In the til It, Rep
born hnttle. The Engineers held nn riKhl
Supur dirt (Nn. I, Kit* off to „ fairt »lart tu win in tha fifth
early lead In the second half. Ken found n place fur hi* kll<« knot
Rollinu Satan (No. Of finlnlu-d second with Inxplre (8) third, tn tho
tucky t Mi-2t niiiltH fifth national punch mid let It ko.
Hlevudore third. Ruth ruce* were 0.10* of u mile.
Rep had feinted with a h-ft.
ly.
Wisconsin (Hl-II) twice nvei • Like ii *tr,-Mk of lltflitnini' the
cuniu Ill-point deficit* to defeat riphl dime luirrelinp thrinipli an
Miiiiiexolo. fi7 fit, nt Mnilixon. The npfiercnt to the Jnw, nml Itih-v
(iopliei*
led, 64-63, in I hi- hi,tip for a niouienl in H|nir>-, hi*
fi,ml nil,mle before Wisconsin'* knee* hilrkllnp. Rep held Im.-k the
Gunny Mnrkhuin dropped in o goal left he Ittnl ready fn, «' f„||owend two free throw*. Dick Menu, •til ninth.
Riley *pun -10 depiee*
,-f Mini..... do led the nearer with I nod fr-ll flat on hi* face, out cn|,|
II, )kiI ii I*.
They liiitii-il him ovet and hnd
The ,'time In uiiuniiul in thill only to pull the mouth piece out hv
11 men played Wl-comdii *eol in lone, Si verul minute* Inter la
only otie *iil. Miiinc-mtu’* smiting wn. nt ill dated, nml a* he wn*
five cliiycd in the wliole -III min helped over to Ren** c o l o n noil
uter.
offered I'onirrutulntiori* from pin
We;-let ,i Kenloeky ( U l l j iiveny temnp, half cloned *-(**., npam In
ed an earlier one-point dofenl wllli dropped tn am* knee,
a 2fi-poinl unit of ( ’Inclrumtl, HI 1 A priori tunny of tile titie-irler*
sa id
i h ov 'rt
n ev e.- v m n v.
' ■■■■
'IMn'ii-koiit.
I t wu-i Rr p'- I Ml,
Ugiim-d seven vnloilex
Rowllnir tiiecli (12-01 romped a prnnd total of 1-tf. hunt,.
Rep, who hull* f i oiii Hnrlfonl,
over Ohio University, 74 61, fm
it* 02,0) runner-lit IVD llltine-floor t o o n , we ip licit |23 I 2 III. Ii.’ hte ’I weipht for a title fiKhl Utley
(licet*!..
Louisville ,10 -2 , romped over "'<•" 120 1 '2, half a pound ln*ide
•he limit.
Gcoigeluwn ll-iy,. 04-03.
■’I. l-UUla Ihioiipli the vr’lil* hue
Kansu* i ilule ( t l - 3 ) , RiK Seven
kingpin, Kt n conference scaring not been a elty of hip t.orimr
lUCoirl In wnllnpiiig town Slate crowil*. eo la., niphl's kio - pale
1,1th/. Rick lliiiuuiu ucmed Id of fldl.Plif, *e| „ record, A toinl of
for K Stall lull lawn Stall '* Son 11.110 paid hair of the ,11-1 .......
"•ed*. Irfle, ln*r*. w,„|
|
KV Wilhelni loppeil pollilllUlkei
end M, per coil to Riley.
with 22.
In mint tier lliy Seven till Colo-1
i nill > |lt*3) ill-feat ed Ncliiiiskn, 72- i
S n o r t s U o u rifiiii)
f.lt, It wn* thu ('ornliuokor* ((Ml I
R) lllf lill IT ’ I.I.CKTON. I,
fir*( h-tigue luioi.
I’lliilue upst't lawn (0-3) to rut
NKW YORK, Inn. 17 id’,
it* ciiom cutive hodliK nlrenk nt Oilumii (llmui McCatlhy niiv* lie’ll
kin Tlu> win tv ll-l-Gf,.
like to Inly the (Tevi-limd (Irowtlri
(Jkliihouiu A A M, not n power mid move thnui to Him.tun. 1.-,
till, ytm, tniuiiidl lirnke. pt’,-27. in the now pro footiinll *ulup
llliurm ,1,-1, walloped Northwest- nml it1* our giieix I lint lie'll -land
i rn in -I,, 7(!-f»tl. iialluna t l l - 2 , » pood cliant'C
fully III till- Full
(.topped old .-rial** ill" Rip Id to hell AI Sutplilii, who told ihi- Olrvetand
idenn nt u neul profit, win widthBullet, !i7--Rt
J.aFuyetle tup aid Temple, 04- Itip u hull patne when Mickey Mc
41.
|l
wan J.uKnyellH* Olat Bride uf tha Riuwn* enma ulotip
• . “ You pot nut JuM in lima,"
ntinlKht victory at liinueArliuntk 112-11 rkfrnted TVmpe, Mickey Krnwled, nddinp that xcu*un ticket milei were fnt u-ldjitl
81 01.
I
,
r
final yprim . . nnyWny, the final
retl lenient uf Ilia pru foolhlitl
" S iin ln r d
*Jlnation look* t.u difficult llmt
Itnv lli'iioipxeii of till, (,'iirdluiil.
claim* lie'* poliiff to liny u hnu*.t
In Piiilndt>l|ihln nml move hi*
-riiM u iira iiv m in *
fondly there for the dura, Ion
pi liter , i a i > ^ - i tina. « » *
The llo--k. tr* Tn* I’av’-r, l!i*t nf the meetlnp . , nuit, .peaking
Pun. |tni Ii-.v. Itovnl lorioir, Jnnl of Texan, NUAA executives wen,
tt ,10- t ■I* aer n i l ' l l Hid in Fitlvo
M'ttiup up a committee nt lutit
«|;l i i m i II VI I.—.'ll,ill,i title
Tin.
Ii Tool'll..
I.i.l..i .folio, wvek’x meetlnp* whan Hiimnunu
, i.l.l *l|.,,i I-1,noi Id-,’ . l.ioliUi-V pointed out: "We need u *uuill
l<nt.v
'ii do,, a .i „ i - >■ w-ic.
I'liIlKe re|ite*entullvu rum T cxuh."
III. I. V .............I
. . ''That’* luipotudlile,'’ replied unt m u ,, ii »i ,;—-v nun*
mi*
l;.,1,1.1 ||y, (..-I, I... I» Mil l>. otlier. "No college In Tuxu* will
liMlti.-i l.i-e n-niiy ihiiiwii . Hwltidi
inliult It'* sn.illl."
,.01.1 d, rlulll..i lled.lv line
- Orlumlo
Kennel Club lOntricn
r u iU T T I
H A IT I—.V III,h *
Mile
Jill.I lo... nn. tV, Ini, le, 11la a at p-.
Jit-rliy 11In lllil 1*li. tn It ed. Ilenvei
l-oxl. II- Mnl. lull.
i-iiT T i
ii a i t : —a m u . .
H it*
Bogan, Snead Begin
Playoff Tomorrow
race of laat night'a Sanford-Urlando Kennel Clul, (Ireyhountl racing.
All Star ninth rare feature, Kulhy waa first, Taxaa First, *acoml and
Rollins edged Florida Southern’*
virgin eight Into second place hy
FSC Moccasins
a quarter length In a thrill packed
that was witnessed by an
To Enter Tough contest
estimated MH>,(HM) persons.
Rowing Schedule of This
year, under the direction
Coach Roy Couch who la.t year
launched the firat crew* In Southc m ’* history, the Water Aloccasln* face u rugged, ten event
schedule. The Tampa season open
er will he followed on March 2
by the Founder* Week Regatta at
FSC in honor of the college'* OGth
year. The meet will again feature
b^in^.
ro n .
; *
?♦
th* Rililtf*1* #tr«* l(^*»*w^iraa^l»6^
lowing tourney at Tampa on Feb. Varsity,
LAKELAND, Jan. 17— (Special!
—The Water Moccasin rowiup
* rewa of Florida Southern ('oilegc
Imve begun a rigorous dally conilitionlnc achedule hare on their
nine-tanths mile Lake Hollings
worth course In preparation for
For two weeks thaslauder eight
mred shells
has
cfls*-cru*rd
the surface of Lakatand’i pictures
que inland water course on distance
exercises. Starting with a six
mile run, the blocs plan to atretch
the distance to eight miles on u
piaduoteri/cale hy next week end.
The Oasparllla Regatta at Tam
pn nn Feh. 0 which open* Florida'*
collegiate rowing coinpettylan be
tween the state’* leading contend
ers; Rollins, Tampa, and FSU;
will find the Lakeland cruw bent nn
u win over the championship hunt
from KolJlri* College. In lust
year's Hillsborough River classic
NCAA StudieH Grid
Rules For ChangeH
PINEHURST, N. C., Jan. 1 7 </P)—1Tho air wus thick with
thought waves today as the loothall rules committee of tile Na
tional Collegiute Athletic Associa
tion headed Into' the second uf
three days of deliberation.
In an orderly scene whose quiet
was in sharp contrast to the con
fusion dominating last week's NC
AA meeting in New York, the
Wow on D isplay...See it Today
l. »
l
t ’ui I Hub, " I I a mi Hot ace Htnm-ham,. wh-> (drived In Hanford
Halurdny night
tniiniuy facilltlei
_ . to Inspert-I training
ties fur the New York Gloma
form *y*t<*,,i, numuimed tied Ed Levy-Whit,itq, popular baseball |day-
I'r-iniiiiiige,, will iiiiiiidge tbe Sanford Giants baHt-hnll *4|tiud of the corn
lug lt»6o 1- In,Ida State League season. I.evy wn* *klpper of the independnnt Siiiif'inl Culery Fedn in IH40 nnd led his tunm Into arvond plure
in the League lifter u 4-3 idayoff with tin, Orlnndo nine. Levy will
ri'pltice Mill Gruber who hax trimsfern-d to Jucksonvllla na thn new
lor* mormgei in the Sally Lrngiio.
for tin- flixl lime in ihiee months,
Ittei ihi nppcliill* iijietnlii.il. lie
roliiuli-il lie Ini* i-lillieil weight,
eel* xlruNgc, mnl In-lleve* lie will
lie olile to xwillg In-ttl'i; Hull) lllxt
year. Tliut'a Inul news for the
govs who xtood mound lit Oak
Nn 'Ann Dnuo
Hill admiring Coe* swing , .
Arlxonn'* "Pop" McKala, who only southern to** icporteil at the
told that idle nlauit the Mexican NCAA convent inn wn* when Jim
holler (lie other day, ha* another - I.unie, n**islnnt grid coach at
ii trout a Mexican kid who pitched |Moiylmnl.
Iu*t hi* Sugar Howl
for Id* hull team . . the lad wn* i watch, lie'* hoping the guy who
Htrong, wild ami not too ainart picked It op wasn't un unemployed
ami Mac kept trying to convince coach because he'd like to gat it
him he xluiuhl learn control . . hack . . Tex Oliver, who has bean
tho only an»wor wax a amlla and doing well In business sine* ha
"81, HI. . . finally a xltuallon arone left the U. uf Arizona, apparently
that called for an Intentional paaa tan’t atay away front coaching.
and McKala gave the "put him Ha haa taken n post at Fullerton
algn : - tho pllchar cut looao i Calif.) Junior College . , and
Gwlnn Henry I* un applicant at
the U. uf New Mexico,
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ATLANTA Jan. 17. — (/P) — Coach Adolph Rupp would rathar
talk about potentials than tha present, and that might mean bad timet
far other basketball teams.
Rupp, the oaron of basketball who coaches the National Collegiate
Athletic Association champions from Kentucky, wasn't suiprised and
isn't too unhappy About his upset by Tennessee Saturday,
But he '*nd assistant coach Hairy Lancaster are at visibly KsfEy
about Kentucky’* future a* they
are about tha paat.
a bright Kentucky future.
Tennessee gave Kentucky Ita
"The main thing we lack this
second defeat of the year, 00-B8.
season Is a power player — Ilka
Rupp passe* off the lots quietly, Wallace Jone:’. was last year. Wo
“1 knew w* were due to drop a have a (reshnmn forward, Frank
game. We hit a hot Tennessee Ramsey from MtidUutivllle
team. They ran ua out from un wli" mo’/.'- i-, • '^•“y
iter Ike backboards. We might season. iUiiiM-y* ,* * Ug boy, six
(n~v.;JTiTA ’T25?® When y«u have feet three, anil already he weighs
a imnch of sophomores Ilk* ours, about 100. He':i got speed and
something might slip anytime. polish."
(f
Hopliumnre* aren't consistent."
Riipn mixes a little of the pres
1(1* II sophomores on 8 14-mnn ent with a lot of tin* future and
roxter, plus a great freshman, tha past when he describes Bill
bring out what Rupp considers (Grits) Splvt.-y, Ills seven foot
quarter inch center.
"As a freshman Spivey wasn't
near the hall player (All-America)
Alex Groan wn« n-t n fre*hmsn.
This year Spivey I* Just shout as
good as Groza wn* a* n sopho
LUS ANGELES. Jan. (7. — l/P) more.
“That mean* Spivey has A|— "Unusual weather" permitting,
liontam Ben Hogan ftul fllammln' vetoped faster than Groza did —
Sum Snead will decide tomorrow so for. I repent, so fur.
"Now if Splvev keep* nil devel
who Is th* winner of the 24th Los
oping and If Harry nml ( can
Angeles open golf tournament.
They finished the regulation 72 Just get him fired up, there’s no
Imle* last Tuesday with Identical telling how gooil he will get to be.
sciireu of 280—four under par. Groza got hi-nted up ix-cnxlonully.
Their scheduled (8-hole playoff That's one of the reason.* he was
uni rained out the following day. good.
"He was tile hex I player, pro
Ami now — there i* a strong
lio.sihiilty uf a repeat perform or amateur, between January and
ance hy the weather. The fore- the end of last senson I ever raw,
"This reason Spivey I* scnrflRr
rust for tomorrow Is occasional
better than Groin did Ills second
mill.
Kogan staged an unprecedented year nt Kentucky, hut Snjvev Just
comeback In the tourney, after won’t gel worked up. Maybe ha
will one of III-*!- nk'hLa.__ G r ( u * _
nearly lowing his life In an
came overnight you know.
Th*
moment i i mohlns ago.
Snead wound up in a four-way game which made him great was
tie for first in the Bing Crosby against Notre Dame last year.
“He scored nearly 30 points
pio-amateur tournament at Rebhle
I
Reach over the weekend. Hogan, uml htunked hi* opponent.
Hied from the gruelling five-day never saw more perfect faking."
Hupp thinks sophomore guards
grind at Riviera, finished nine
trokes off the race. Snead carded Bobby Watson and Lucian Whita
ker will be far better next ?% .
a 64-hole 214 and Hogan a 223.
At stake tomorrow ii the first sun than they are now. Watson
prize money uf $2,0(10, The loser lin.i scored ‘JO p o i n t * in |] games.
"All In nil,
Rupp lodlmatex,
pockets $1,000.
Tlie pair alsu
"ill split 60 percent uf tile gate. "our sophomore* may follow the
some pat tern of ln*t your’* team."
That was the group which won
committee xal down around the two NCAA (liiiiopiniixliipx nnd
■imferencu table for two more aes- played in Ihi- Olympic*. If the
xitins wherein II considered tho 1061, (,-mu doe* develop the same
college football rules and possible way, the basket hull world i* in for
another lu-ar monopoly.
changes for next season.
End Of Thn Line
Tha Hlackhuwkz' Bill Tobin la
threatening tu switch Ida U. 8.
hockey league form- from Kanaaa
City lu Denver. Reason, trouble
B /m m t
getting ice at the K. O. iinditurliiiii
. . u record total of I.U4U pairs of
brother* entered Hie Reorli* Star
brother* h o w l i n g tournament
which ju*t ended .
RANCHO WINS
VENTURA .Calif., Jan. (7. —
t/Rl — Richard (Rancho) Gonzalea'
jtowei »erve wax plenty effeetlva
last night a* he xrored an eoay
win over hi* pro rival. Jack Kra
mer.
Th* husky Los Angelas youth
of Mexican descent heated Kram
er 0-3, (1-3 In the 60th match ol
their currant world's professional
tonnla championship tnur. Th*
■core now atanda at 40 matehea
won by Kramar to ten won bjf
Gonzales. Gonzales has won four
uf tha last sin matehea.
A rapacity crowd of 1160
watched the match, played for a
polio benefit.
CwwiM
faw day* ago
Sportn In Brief
College Basketball
lljr ASSUCtATKD I'HKSH
Dy Aaaoelated Prana
BT. LOUIS— Willie IVi, rvtain•d iil» rva1h«rwci||ht titlu hy
‘ knocking nut Charley Riley, St.
1 Louie, in the fifth round.
Baaktiktll
NEW YORK— Holy Crou ra-,iE i’«d St. John’* at No. I taam
!n weakly Auoclatad P rau baikatball po».
i R acial
MONTEVIDEO— Ownara of
' Panny Poat, four*y*«r.old Argan
tine rare horac, i«ld Cltetlon would
ba invited W m ail thalr apt ad
■tor In • IsaS^HKi inalch race tbla
^ M lA M l- Attentive, (10.00) won
tha Tropical Park, handicap fea
turing tha doaing-day program at
i i p
i p
s
sBMIOn,
s . - r/ i ' tf? s s r a -i
T
r
G E T T H E T H R IL L
■» ....
Arinina 81, Arizona State
(Tempo) 01.
Brigham Young 08, Denver
46.
Colorado 7U, Nebraska M.
Bradley
Detroit
10.
h
i auirjr 7t,
1i$ v
itru ii nvi
Western Kentucky 04, Cin
cinnati GO.
Louisville 04. Georgetown
(Ky.) 03,
Oklahoma A A M M , Drake
27.
Brooklyn Collage 101, 11. of
Maalco 40.
>'»*. . \
^Virginia Tech. 68, Virginia
Washington Collage I I , Cath
olic Unlvoraity G7.
.
Harvard 40, Brown-41.
Southeastern Lotudana I I ,
I-ovol* of South 41. jk-,.1
Vanderbilt 44.
17,
Bradley 71, DetioffTW.
John* Hopbine
and Marahaliml.
Lafayette 04. T
Ullnola 76, Not
Ohio State 74,
North Carolina
eat BO.
Hiehin,
W inner*
Too a t 'a biccee va lue dodck nukes your dollars
go farther, put* you mile* and money ahead,
Hova’a b i c c e e v a l u e In comfort -beeauan
Dodga give* you a wider, roomier car inmob , yet
on the ounion Dodge it more compact for eaalar
handling and parking.
You gat a Man— VALUB In convenience, Dodga
•aata are “knee level" for relating aopport.
There’a full bead wont, leg room, ahoulder room.
And
n
_____hara’a
_
_ u n value in irformanea. You
gat th e la th in g pick-up o f the big high-compra*.
aion Dodga "G e l-a w a jr Engine , , . tho amaalng
amoothuaaa o f g fro l Flu id Drive. Aak ue for a
"M agic MU*H damoaatration ride. Coma In, ieo
aad drive th e new Dodga today,
Greyhound Gua la on
the atr ionite over
WDSO a t . OilD with
«U the 'dega1 on the
* W at tha ganford.
Orlando K am il Club.
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a a a l n a l t h * # * t u t * or W illi# W»|. )94».
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NO 7117
a t a t a l h a pln ca o f raald purp anil J U H R P II I.. A K K H M A N
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•hall li» void.
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A t . F I I K I lA W A I.I.A C K
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A D . 194V. In t h a t c e r t a i n c a m e
p e n d i n g In III* C i r c u i t Court In
an d fn r HemlnoD C o u n t )
F l o ri d a .
In C h a n c e r y . tvh»r#ln F
A A 111 eo n la t h * P l a l n l l f l , an d Donald
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are
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underalKu'ed
na
ripaclal
Shuler,
will
within
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I 9 60, o f f e r f o r a a l * nnd aell lo
t h e h l a h a a l Iddiler f o r cnah. nl
III* fr o n t ilnor of the C ou rt I l o n a *
In Ham lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , i h *
j!
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all W a a t A a* paklD kea la The
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PHONE 148
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over Ik* lel*p b*a* * a m«m*
a ra a d a m v b a rg * If y * a r aam *
la llaf»d la lha t*l*phao« hrmh.
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F o r S a l* — 3 6— A R T IC L E S W A N T E D — « 12—
Special H ervlm
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20 acre* grove all fenceri. H00 lue Highest cash price paid for uteri I.AWNMDWKKM xfiart.rned, liievi'|e* repnired, lock i Lev work.
furt.iluii1 Ted Davit Kiirnltur*
glm gutig valcncin orange tree*.
On- HI l K I at I’h vr.H
No vvailing-vviitli
giiariiuteetl.
16 grapefruit, 2r> Itvnion anti
other fruit trees, good home.
II. W^Shuman, 'tin En*t 4th St.
Sunfortl. Kin. (Formerly with
- hnnM Mil etiirkcii cenp*. thean- j i f V t i a T '.tvesiork-SIippli CM ‘ I
Wllllnm* Fixit Simp,
tiful frt;nt lawn. A Iti.ma you
can be proud of mu! h* imlfi|icnil- 2110 llurrctl llork l-A l.nyltip
FUIUIDAIKK
at mill millet#
W. M. Mimic,
ent 122,600. Soutli etui of HimSule* and Service
IVolu
Itoud,
2
mile*
went
of
furd Air Bax*.
Call Sanford
KmJury trained i|uiilifmd S>i •
fiolf (lull.
870-K owner.
v»e Men,
C lH 'kl'l S|IUIIM*I |l<I |l |, i t-H
IC .fi-HIM. HARDWARE CD
H lied room Hmixp for sal*, on lwu| tered |20 Mini
Phone 1070-J. Jill E. I 'ir m|
I’hiiiu- VI
lots; will sell furnished ui un
Acioa. frobi Movn hilid Hide in ••III.ANIlD Morning Seniimd ••fuiniehed. Cuncrelp Ihiiililc pitTlipulrp.
litiulu Kvi nlng Slut Cull Ituli'b
rugc; lucaled In Muyfoir. I lift
liny
lltift-.l.
.
. K. 4th St. Phone 401-W.
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Imt* locutnl in and out uf cilv.l
und Nlurlcr service.
Swum
rt'usunahlc, and term- If dv^>t*<l
llutti-ry Service, Mill W. Kn i
Phone 78H-J.
1 Ifr'linhlc mini with car u call un
Si
fuil.iera in Seminole County
Wonderful opportunity, fIf, (,, KEHDSENE-KUEI. (III fur honnA r llc tt* Vor S a le —
Cnll Alvin (lilham, Sineliilr l(<
?2ii in u dtty. No finerienrc or
fining Co. Phone tilfiil.
rnpital rci|ulrci|.
Pcrmnmmt
TUXEDO FEED S: Complete line.
Write today.
Mr NESS COM New In,nu. ronstruetlun.
Ileiuni
Hunt1* Tuiedo Kami 8tore.
I'ANY, Dept. A. Freeport, III.
Ing Mini remodrling.
Cahmei ENJOY Sunday dinner at Lanvy’*
eualoin built. Lei ua help aulv,
76c also week day*. Lunch** A WOMEN to at-w our rcaili-cul
your
homing nroldrin*. -to vim
"lUp-A.Round.” Suers lime —
ehurt ordere._________
experience. Fred Evana P. It
Easy profitable luislneik. HollyESHELMANR Red Roae * Fred.
Box 268. _____ _
wootl Mfg. Co., Hollywood 4fl,
Touchton A Watson, 1201 Celery
CONfltACT BRIDGE •CANASTA
Cal i f . __ ______________
Are. Phene 1H 6-J.________
l.essomt by Appointment
HOT LUNCHES aorvetl every day f’a| able Couple between 26 and 36
BERTHA E. SHARPE
to run reitauranL Good home
U iN to 8 — with Homa Made
Certified Culbertson Trsche,
end remuneration.
Write C.
roll* and corn Muffin*. Homer'*
Tejephone 661-W
Ileatte, Boa 12. Ixmgwood.
Prill, 824 Beet U t Street.
Floor Sanding dftd Finishing: All
GOOD
JIB
S
NOW
OPEN
at
Flor
PITTSBURG Palnta for evrry
Oak Floor* laid, aaiulnl tnul
Ida Fashlana for Youiig Men
purpoee.
finished at the right price. K I
from
18
to
2.1
and
Young
Women
SENVARIK Gleaa A Feint Co.
Steven*, Tele. 71II-R-4.
from 18 to Ml. Apply In paraun
(11*114 W. 2nd. St.
Phaae >70.
TRACTOR WORK. Phone 107 .1
between
U
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and
lliOO
SWAP SHOP, 40A t . 4th St. W*
for free estimates. Jack liu*
A.M. to Mr*. Elian Stuck, Flor
Buy, xell or trad# mn*t an
ida Fashion* Mail Order Division,
thing. Phone 1SS-J,
14— I.OHT 4k F O U N D — I I
Shock"Reslit. Wetcheg
16.116
W O R K W AN TK*II — tt
New Work Shoei ...... ......... u ufi
— Sunday night, one small
Courier Paint#
.......... gel. |2.f>0 ALL TY PE S of buiMoser work, LOST
traveling bag containing vulo
Army Cota, Blankets, Bungles***,
rensonablo rate*. Free oatlmatable papers and books.
I,oat
David E.
on bus or In station coming from
Phone
I3P3-M
Tampa to 8unford.
Rewind
AVY BURPLUB
Notlgy K. Arts, 801 W. Oth S t .
106 N. Palm e t t o ___ Ph. 1821
WANTED: Work aa laundreaa or
Sanford. _ __ _ _ _ _ _
Ironing. Call Blaaahe Uwrenre,
fR jM b Shrimp iNnner, Served
LOST Black Paraian tom cat, n
two Hay Arenua.
-The Beat Shrtmn an Earth”
months old.
Answars to the
m r y night nt Homer’a Grill, Skilled carpenter desires work.
name of Noasy. Strayed from
I N East UL S tree t
No Job too large, too email.
home last wash.
If you *e#
Call 713.
We both lose when you don't bring
him ulaaae return to 817 Caluour preecrlptlone tn LANEY’H HAVE MONEY on fine watch and
Una Dr. or phono 1232-R.
103.
clock repairing.
Ing. Fallows Home
Shop.
1700
flar
PLYWOOD,
LIGHT,
16— A u A l J o B f i ! 5 H " ^ W i
EDY WITH OR WITHOUT
ILER. U 3 ESCAMBIA DK 10— Huwlneux Opprlumtiaa
Ford truck, goad condition, 9176.00
5R e t E FLOORS, MACHINE Grocery Store t
1834 Ford Coupe, new paint, seat
IStiED .
Free ntlmate#.
covtra, good transportation,
ness. Inquire
le Concrete Co.
Phone
- ....... — .........- ............. 1116.1)0
Box E
<l i l t JIM Elm Avo.
1986 Ford >-doo« Sodan, dean,
13— S p a cia l H arv kM — 13
runs wood. Reasonable.
1341 Ford i n llad er, excellent con
. r . . . i.z i ' 1
ARRANT Tree I
dition. Float to aoat covers.
rp, damoeiIng, preserving,
■"Ing trues, 1844 Harley Dsvlion 7 OHV. Lot)
Transplanllna a
plants LI*
of aitraa. f4H . 80 day guarrenae and Inw
Phone
H-0340, O rli,
iK lK iN 'a USED OARS
m l i h . Ysie/ i l u - l r < i
i to 1601 W. F irst t reat Phone 8146
order. Beimlnop
,r
tlan Blind
Co.
MRi W .'l
Phone
1IM-W, A Furd good eondlllnn
M l FhiBtaea Drive.
SanforJ,
a , Ca|i m - W evenlage.)
to
Florida.
aval table. Latert model High
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January. A D
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la w . to be divided I nlo o n *
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f u r t h w l i h tmik# k n o w n
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fl c l a la a n d Ink# *uch *t*|ia an d
do autlr I b I iik * aa rulnbl be
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by law |o rffr< tr i a l*
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y u u r w r llle u a p p ru rn iic e w ith III*
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un o r b e fo i* F r id a y . F e b It . l»6o
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proceed ex p a n e o i i D K I I R D Hint
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law . In h r divided I n t o O n *
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"K A R If"
R E -R E G IS T R A T IO N N O T IC E
f.
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TO IMPROVE TAROS
Wewahltchkn, FI*.— Many golf
County h o m e demonstration club
mambera ora planning to, tap rove
their yard* with shrubbery ami
flow»n during th# n u t faw week*,
according to Mr*. Wlltna A. Ravell,
h o m e ag«nt.
Legal Notice
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m + , RA V Fnw n f m u L n . 5
Rotary Meeting
Hoffman Declares
Aid To Europe Is
irn itin l
f t mm
rag ,
oat I
12,000 Persons
Ordered To Leave
Mississippi Area
RADIO STATION
W.T.R.R.
now t>eIn* treated art re*tored to
useful life.
Mr. Dawson outlined the varloui
WRDNKROAT
steps in building a home from the
4-rn WMfurn JumhffM
*J-|0 Nin» n
PHILADELPHIA. j.n . 17— </P, acquisition of the property, the
By Asooelefed PrPaa
Jambort*
hiring of an architect, and the «eThe Army Engineer* and the t ji>:n T h^ #rn
— Paul G. Holtmsn today called -**Hog
7 f i'r lo c li C lu b
of tilda to the actual fin Red Tross ordered 12,000 rtaraons 7;:ill
lha Maithall Plan " a tint line nj ancing. He aal<l that one of tin
to *e t out of a low floodway to 9, on I’nimlar Mu#lr
dafcnie for western tiriliration."
first thing' any mortgage com day an aineii'ttff/ plans went Into » -I0 Morning D tvo M o n t
9 i.& Mood* In M u ilt!
Hoffman, Economic Cooprral'.in pany want* to know before It de effect to fight the blfTg—t Mtrals- p- nr* W-rH at NIB#
cide*
to
enter
a
town
la
what
kind
• IS P b ll Itr^ rl p i O rg a n
*lppl flood threat In 13 year*.
Adminiilistm and ditrrlor nf the
4i- Iff D ir k A lk v n Hlnga
of I a i p * the home owners have to
Forty army trucks from Thar
B45 A n v* l« fp ar fn »r*-*d
Marshall Plan, pictured die aid ,rnv. and he i»M that homestead
lesion. Mo, celled to the c**r'--e
1**7“"1*
•* ■ to Florida,
profi'aii, »»',y~comb*lt*nt in the exemption t* a ’nia'fiefn'"^'
**'<* ninth end ef the fleodway. .ei'. a I j r. \ s> V ^ i A /Hr* 's Mtiale
.'bliltfl
J/ngaJiO#
nat
the
Iniaold
war
with
KuuTT'
1
f»iit
he
caiitlnned
again
•old
Kuma.
J a i- Jl't w e * " New Madrid nn<*^}"*? old. tlfw. Tioirowad. HI u«
nf other type a of ln»(
trd* Point, Mo. They were to I I «n Ofr-hpptrn
«•}/___ .
He addreitrd the Poor Hit hold V-nitton
which iriliire the ahlllty of tha plek up resident* of that area
II -in .Morn* him v « ri* tjr
*Jlub upon receipt nf dial organic* home owner to inrel his mortgage
Munir
l(iwml
That Is where a levee plug mey 13 no W o rld nf Nn«n
lien's medal of achievement. Hof l- payment*.
tie *Uded out.
Mtir)ly river 12 10 lin n C lu b
He also dl«russed the oppnrtunr waters will then flow Into the low M ill Tb*> flnnd Wngfsn
men wai dririilied in a club cit*
l no
l*o|iular Hfar
lion *» the "2f)th crnlurv prototype tic. fni John which rxlsl In a coin- hasin area. This will relieve the t If. |„t’ ln AtnrrliNni
immily mill the Importance of pressure on the river dikes ,l„«o. l 1» Ml|S|rj*| VBflHlo
of Benjamin Franklin." Ftan ll n l . - i l . g e lite t o f i n d Bltolll**: j o b ill ■ttrrnm.
Khi Non* Mmnoli
3 file T o iln v 's film
•t the patrnn taint <d the club,
the prevent one I* lost, th
Tin- ,|e« Uton
dynamite thr .1
11U a A
t II m -HI u m
in
Hoffman **id that when Vyarhe- Importance of leaale values, the plug was vet to he made. Enci
Voiii
need
for
an
adequate
ami
depend
t
nn
vi
it«it
i ,MV#r*»
l*»f»gr am
oners
said
the
evacuation
order
dav Molotov walked mil of die
i J 1* M> lt»i|u*it
ntdc Inlnic supply the Importance
s p r e c a u t io n a r y .
r. «♦! T i t . Ilbrtbm Hour
ECA
organization
meeting
in of i(iin1lty in building matulsl- w aThe
floodway la 13(1,000 acre* In
«s Tb** M rlg h i H|m»I
1947 ''it wat a <|e<|,nation of a and of cellnhle cnnatruitors. A I extent.
A00 S'. \\m
*•1at »»■( He,..,,
M
these
fa.
t
in
ate
taken
Into
ecu
told war. It w«t a declaration of
The rain-vwidlen tributaries ..f «, 2it Tvkl
| , h . Homra
the great river have made It rise ** 1" Siiori* I'hthiU
W " " J . I ('..mm.mum . . . . . . . .
* ’ Ifc Aiumki .HIim Inir
slowly up Its levee*.
recovery in the free wodd.
hlk HI UK nil a flmid
George Touhv presided nver HiThe Wnha.di and the Ohltf Rivers 7
KoMfM fin i Lpdjr
“It appears that EC A today meeting Visitor* were Introduced j were rising todny. Hwratlng crew,
S'»
K |io rta I pra n riA llU ta
l» nnt what It stalled out to !«• hv III. A W Kpp* as John (!r»f sM n d h iig g eil in s o u th e r n In d ia n a
I 1. M'vnolrA »ty i ’miIp
It t) much more than Hint.
V nr Iff r
111»11
of tfork port, Mil and I.eRny Law • a n d t llin o ls to k e e p t lie lr levee
H it lirM|c,(p* if* He|.fir*ft
“ EC A has tiecome riot only miii iif I lei and.
w a lls a b o v e th e la p p in g
riv e r
M*t i Mi*. Hand
a flrat line of defence for wes
S’Igilt dMIon
i re s t s .
I’MI lle«d
Organ
tern cIvIHcalloil. hut an ln,t>qV in c e n n e s , In d ln n n , e x p e r t s a
that
*l|>nrrit Kina of h »f
mentality
for
advancing
the Americans. I don't believe th
flo
o
d
c
re
s
t
o
f
Oft
1/2
In
2
JI
fee
l
rit
Mtl.li
>
4
f
I
lit*
f
lllflf
lop aa plan
cause
of
freedom not
mdv t/taiAlm would -t'>|>
ll h Intro a* rim p
it i •>) F r id a y . A i n i y E n g in e e r * -ay
America's freedoms and Atrier .........Id lie r n r n e i l t h r o u g h f
I m11fcl SMfjon«
<hey m a y s a v e th e (o w n fro m In
I*M|llIJll I Itf-I’
lea’* free Institutions, imt ft*'- lull fo.ll VVHI*
■It tl oill ■ wHfl Ml|llr
in a ll Ida lu n g lif e he n eve r j
U j l h * c re s t d o e s n 't go 1-•
dom ami free Inslitulions w o n
I 1 *ti
where.
quit * jolt half done.”
M llh O ff
The normal flood bulwark* me
“To regard KCA a , any lea-I Hoffman said the Marshall
hj .
Hchooll,ov. I,el......
than that la to rrvfiil b
IMhii n*>l nilv Is KHllKt ccwifimi- |r
vnltmti’i'r * ^ ^ * * w|| ***
^
R a ilr o a d M e r g e r
lack «f kVHiwlHlRr Nlmm till.
i nilv
tHflhlrallv . »>ut »HbI i
n - n4
W l » f ‘HtiTk i l l* Kil t V T u l V : '
”
If H 71lit
Hundred* are Irornvlr**
sonic
. u s i Ism S e mm Fee* fleet
Hoffman'* nflilimg wbh hnsiM
"A
\
f l u f f mun MiitJ*
"f
them
quartered
In
box
car*
the
case
we
have
here
la
that
i n lh«*nrf*tlrHl pirn hi Iru n th n **w#» have ha*l a way, in uur hn
'd one inllroad convetlng and
k> acpepl tha |»iinH|>|pa uf f«»r fury, uf lining I Hr* right tiling in Illinois, Indiana, and Arkan.n
nid.
(of no utiirt r^HMuu fhnn thnf «t The victims art from the hank- pie»*ing to posses ii competing
of the Waluish. the I,title Wabash, roilinad company against thn
AnH. Hi> rum-ludnt, Frgnkhn wm flit* right thing.
"wouhl appruvp wimt wn nm ifu
’Ami thin flrnim on »»ur pn»t and the lllliniiia shore „( lire (lint. vishes of 1*H per cent of its
Hnowshucd residents of nortl. equitable OWliers. “
Inr In hi Ip gut F>nopr* i»iirk *»*» bn4 hf*i*n aiw»vi» ni*ifUhnf*fiB nnfi
The trial Judge rejected the
ftft f f f t Tu him. that w«ulii iiihki* I niit»vp
*t If inh'iful
Ffurn fin* ern Michigan plodded around In
•cnnnmfr nftiuv It would npp< il u r v i>«*frinnifig Amarh'iinH had JM Iin lie* of fic*h snow. Dense ICC |ilan of merger lou-auae “hr
to hU common ^nwr, Um, In* .» tcn-c rtf nil "don ahont Amet Imi fog, clouds, ami driixle covered iccogniicil that ,Ht. Joe bought
t i i l i t he knew tlmt Ihn mrul ihp ! Tlu*v liHit'VCrf thnl the gfpat ind most of Texas Imt temperatiiir, the bonds with the desire and
ful charitv la that rhnrity which i»feod aoclgty which thty w *n» there were from the upper 40s l« piir|Hise to use them In own,
c'liitrnl and run the debtor (Flor
f l l w i pfnplfi nliovc tin* need o f founding lion* wh*» nut f«t tli««*« the nils.
ida, East O a st tallinad.t''
charity, x x <
own good only, but for the good
.lustier Holmes dissented ray
“Unlike a few of Ills fdlow
>f all mankind.”
W alkoutH
ing. "Ho- fundamental rrror that
Infects the judgment under re
It 'e a lle a a e r i s e F e e * n e a r
C O L O E jt K D N C W S
work m Alabama ate employed by view and tiriessilales holding l l 4
reversal in the holding that th-.
ity iittriHK m i s t e r
idhei the United Stale, Steel Cm
— ____________________
„
u ,
statute doe* not net mil a nier
potation 01 Hrpiibln Steel ( nt|Hiia *•#., „*
p ,,.r „*,..| CTM'Rt'll SERVICES
made pictures of all the tuhrrs |„,n
, ,,, , (lll(
rgrr was
mergrr
St. James Evening Service*.— groups. We solicit thr I’ravrre
Aliotil 1(1,60(1 IVnniylvama soft
one of fore, and that the
7tlB P. M.
Ilf all, that God will Ides- the
Procession
of
Choir
•nal digger, a t e . taving at Imme out
........
*» ^
Holy s nung usher*.
I .1
, , ■ , , I
1 Iiawuui l, , ltM'ipa tamdhidder was not th*
Holy Hoi)
ol the »latc s lnl.il n| 100.000
,,wt)(.r.
the
The
Youth
Revival
al
Order of Bn vie*
(if God i« going no. Mtdull/rr) hand* id picket, rxlrnd- | The dispute over the Florida
Rispomtlv* ItmillMg I.it) U\ t 'hutch
diagglng for
•d thr IIP ((Hit Idit, now Wlllk ii'driiHd Ims Iiti'ii dr*ggln_
Rev. \V. S. White Hlid nmgreg* Mauv Binds ate bring fit,among the
youths
We truly whrir two t'ambit* ( minly pH* and light yearn. First In hearing*
Mon.
Hymn IRH 0 . M. “Father 1 thank (iml for the chlldten hav duke into crntial F'enotylvant-i befnir the llileistate Cummerc*
t'nnimlsalon and then In thn
ing n mind to serve the laud,
Stretch Mv Hand To Thee".
pirparlng for that (ireat Day In litter m Indiana l minly were bq, rmirta.
Prayer- -Rev. C. !,. llnsttng*
When the plan of merger wa*
ed In clo»e. The Camhna tintiev
tlcb le Htliely t« como.
Poag --“ Yield Not Tn Tem|da- mine, wltf
are owned by tlelhlebem Steel adopted hv the ICO, th* torntloft*'
mlsslonera were split fl-to*b In R*
S11ml 11v School iqiened on its
Chnlr
No. I furnished the
favor.
Usual time, with Kupt. N. Illi'-k Company.
Music, Mr*. J. Riarey, I’iatllsl
In l.lk ('minly, Uenntybam*, a
Rcriptuie Heading -Joshua 24; ailing secrelary Norma Boyd at
their post of duty. Due to the 375.000 ileam thuvel wd, damagnl
V o k c I m H I c* M a r k e t
MB
latene** of Teacher lletid*r*o,i
Decalogue Humtnarv
at a atrip (unlace) mute 111 a my<
and
Brcwington,
Mother
Brant
I'l'K
H M N V I l. I . K
Ja n
17 — I A t 'i
Mi*slonarv Itea'llng Itev, W.
T l.- K - . l- r a l H ia ir M n tk -I N»w
ley look charge of the clas»e* letiou* dyn,unite explosion. Ownri
8. White
H
-rv
l.-r
M
i
l
,
\
w
Y
o
rk
m
a rk e r on
Blessing nf Mission (lift, Ryv. Many thunk* to Sister Brantley. Hatty W. J inlv of I’lltiburgli raid F lo it iia ( r iilia ,0,1 v -g a la t ile s :
Banner
t
'la
s
e
»«>
Class
No.
I,
A
t...
aili.a
(1-11
1
1
,11f a ir
1,,
Hatting*
llir mine bad not hern in npeialmn * " " * qualliv 2 Un 2 JV f-w
(all
Rertrimi Hymn Nn. f>M “ My Sletiu Brewlngtnn, teacher Thn retenily.
ip iu lii, j .*:< r - x x in - an.ni i,m il
c ill hiislaatu wn* gicnl and the
poor In n rillria rv
Beloved"
Twenty state pnlli emeu ariv IIv ? V 1 IS:.*- Ii *•
Mi
Buhl, selected fI ••im .Iik Iiiih 24; ciuiipeUtlou strong nmottg Cl', is hi might intis the county t.< supple OUrtUt
H im - i. i l l - |,iiif
j ; li.
|
and
h
who
wa*
right
tbete
lh "But A* For Me, and Mjr
in r - » M a i. a - »•
rtiFnt n six man loin- detailed to Ill <ail«
Haute We Wl|l Serve Hie I.mil looking on Evening Snvice* wns patrol mini roads there have
Hi m ,, i . - a n 1> ii-h -l«
llt r ln a l- - good. Sermon
by Ml*.
lllat k Va l- n t tup* r-,v X.in. t>»
Topic: De«dsiiin Making Fur veiv
been numerous irpnit* <•I roving p o n rar .1 nn X So I ' l - n t l t i i l ' * nn
God. Rev. Whit* preached a Blanca Humphrey, Subject "Ya picket, [n the men
4
till (no ' Mi ponrar 7 M>.| )n
Must Be Bmn Again". I'retlilont
great annum
x t - » * tin
•
One district official of thr Unit W at.llii*
Llller Brown was In rhaige uf
t.-an« 1oiah-l« 1-w luil.1
P rayer- Rev, W. S While
ed Mitt* Wotker* 1* siiiving in nvara 1 I I ) M
the
Kevnlug
Herviren.
Kong- -"Amarlng (trace"
■ ■ - - i , ■ a ld in i*
m
in ch r i h i ,
uel thr miners back at worn In
Opened |toma pie tented by
tal-p 1 mi Ilia- -Mil I* ,ft l|„
Youth
Movement
Is at It* Fine with UMW preanlant John L. ■
k*l*
I
MI
Rev. W. H. White llrnther Tnm height with Preildent H*ndar*un Id'wl*' suggestion the) end llietr
I'a l il ia a - 1 v, lip -lie ) tioxv* tin
Halgler took charge for Ste- In charge.
lo -n tlc Itm m il Iv p - I 2S I JS m . . i
(trike.
ward,. The board and club* mede
Iv
I Mi
Illahnp R. M. Hannah, Paatur.
Dlstrlcl [our ptealdenl t cell J,
t 'n q llf lo w -- r
puny
-v irv tim jn il
their report*.
Slater A. Ilemlaiiun, Reporter. Urhank called officers nf I 111 local '■ •**►
• lt » tir » a ti|.tr rom tlM iin li* - l
Vlaltoie; Mr. Thomas Jefferunion* to a Thuraday meet Ing aX I r>a 2 , 4 . |iim r* r ru iiilM iiii ,0 - t i )
Hit, Doe Jackson, Jr , Mr*. Car DEATH CLAIMS MRS. HESTER Monongah, W. Va. lie expressed
i m i, in I.- i •
iiii-ii» t>
* nn 7 in
(* lr
q h i *II, v
U u I M>
iiritln .try
rie Gray. Behring, Fla.
OWNER
confidence that when miners "uu- q im llty 2 n n . jn n p lc k la x lot).
Doxology-Banedicllnn
Mr*. Hester Own*,, citlaetl of daratand th* program of the
Iia m l- lio n 1
li n ali * I
c ra ta s
Rav. W. B. White, !>a*tnr
thla City, paeaed Hunday IB:tB
they will return to work.” l AKD-a atin
Mr*. Willi*, F. I'reitnn, Rec’y. P, M. at her home. Mra, Ownea' union
td a n t nn * * ll-s rsp n rle it
Abount 10,BOO Weat Virginia
lilr iir y bu*li«l* I I S - I n n .
Reporter
palling come* a* a great ihocli miners are out in the strike which t*ivK r ntlfi vl t - cf-w
t in s q u a lit y 1 10
to her family and Friend*. She began a week ago yesterday over
K t t s r o l* toiatiet* I. H - I . io . tew
h la h •* 1.16
ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK, wa* a member of Allen Chapel
L e ltu u * e aste rn crate* il ia [|a *
»T. AMES A. M. K. CHURCH A. M. E. Church of which Rev. dissatisfaction with tha UMW'r
le w Iti* .
inability to obtain a new contract tu n 1 d in e r, l i m i t s
Tueaday Night—Prayer Cla*» A. C. Chandler la paator.
few I J* po orer
in IS
lln m a ln *
Even
aa
Urhatdk
spread
th*
Meeting • Rrolher
Anilerann L.
Funeral
Service,
for
Mr*.
I f * - I l» , po orer I o o -l.so , few in
Brown end Brother Rnht. Rami- Own** will be Wedneaday, Jan. word nf his meeting, miners form
hands tn spread
I.line* |/s bushel c a rto n P e r
ere. Presiding
p1
18, at 1:00 l>. M. at Allen Chapel ed new picket
e la n s v a rln u e eleex tew xalee I ( il
Wednesday Night— Rav. White A. M. E. Church, Rev. A. C. idleness Ihrougboul th* Weat Vlr I . 1 S. le w i nn, earn# l.n n .t i s
C e le r y i s in c h c ra te s ilo lit - a .
yeipieata the pmaence nf all the ('handler, officiating. Burial will glide field. Their numbers were
swelled hy picket* from adejacent h e a rt 1 4 rtoten (ew h i . 1 | n ,
tntateea to meet with him 7:311 be at Georgetown, S. C,
1
so
-t.iio
4 do* l . i i - i nn. 1 dos
f./ M .
Benldea her devoted huaband I’eunaylvanla.
t t s - l. n n . 1-10 d a s few i.o n . x ir*
In
western
Pennsylvania,
where
few
1
1
0
P a s c a l type
ty p a 1.|U
1 -IU
no*
dp*
r
Night
Thuraday Night—Tha 8 taward* Rev. E. W. Ownea of thla City
- 4 tin, 1 doe 1 . 11
doe IFan
I.. 44 riot
nn
wW^maat at the Church
______
and a Coualn Rav. Black of 47,000 of the district'*' fid,00 min I I PS epper*
b
u
sh
e
l*
,
Calif Womtsr*
•ertsiay
Night — Choir • Ma iter Oviedo, other relative* of Goorgo- er* stopped work, a mas* masting best la rg e l.ie -1.00,
n. smallsr 1.0#r n d Johnaon will meet the metn- town, H. C. anil a boat of MrtQW- of miners was called at Browns I 11, ptiorer qualityr, ' n-MO, reds
1.40-6 on other Oilllroe*
|yp » Je
Urns* trps
lere of Choir Nn. 1 at 7:30 P. Ing friend*. Arrangement* ore ville Thursday. Committeeman Al- inn,
tew i l l , amsllsr I I I , poor
In charge of Eichelberier Funer thone Brown of Maxwell local of #r quality i on. 1 in. mostly I II,
Rev, w . 8. White, Paator
al Home with Eunice I. Wllaou, the union relueed to say why the
,1
■, 'V lew t IS. Atialieitne
meeting was railed.
l.o a .M S . Iialinnelle- J t n - 1 7 1
fire. Wlllla P. Praeton, Sac'y- funeral director.
Radishee
II qt hash* red* ll*
Brown
eald
action
of
th*
Union
■ICK MEMBERS: Mol bar Rholn - t #0. ■
Company, ■ United BUtea rimBplnach
Mr, Brother Jamaa Craw- CURBY MINNOTT, JR. TO BB
II Hick celery crates
Corporation subsidiary, In «*voy type l . i u - l . l n
-------------Altemeao Dixon.
HONORED ------WITH bir t h d a y
cutting o ft miners' credit at min l e e ’ V i *
H b uahel* Itallen ty p e
PARTY
CHURCH o r HOD
T o m n lo e e bnahels poor to u rd ln
and Mr* James Mlmott ing town 1tores I* bringing new
a r y q u a lit y few | . | |
;H of .Ood at Hickory of 1100
Thlrtaanlh I t m l hardship to diggers’ famlllae.
0 W. T
’ ____ __________________
J
had tn send children off to
Street, will honor their little iftltdaon
ndson
_“Wa„ w
hool htwp-y
hungry 1
around here today,”
There are ifu piefe slonat Ice
tkelr Twenty-Ptftk Usher* Curby Mlnnott, Jr., wiUi • Birth- Mh«*l
ired grimly,
hockey teams, representing an
raery.
d*r.I>rly. Jen. IT, frog. 1 ^ 7 P. Brstw^deentred
wHh
UMW leader predicted equal number uf cltlee, In Ora
M. Little Curby wilt
Unlletl States.
wlahee to thank tl|< Ing hie 8*eon4 Blbowy. w» tha min* atrlka would spread.
First Line Defense
11
K>
&
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*
M
If
<.
if/
|»
Coal
;l.
i
yi>
i.
iw.tr
ir
Jtx%»BSitW
7«
t responded tn tha wish for him maay many happy
aad much honor to uah- returns.
8t. Paul Baptist Church
SICK
ervtce.
Wa are happy to leant *t Ika
re. Brantley
a
“sZ,m
-C3!
m e then and
Jacl
■SSSfer
9od« Shop And
A
Horn# Cookttl Mm U
^
iMm
k’ l C44V < •
IN 1 H I A I K
TONIGHT - WEDNE8DA V
BARGAIN PROGRAM * DOUBLE PRATURI
P,
Bandw tchM
r '.r
m a outdoqm t h ea t k rbautiful
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Trumin-Congrem
Yoniw Mother
M
Young
Is
Fran Fag a (teal
Freed By Court Of lion(Caattased
leaders fought a Republicansouthern Democrat coalition for
of the rules proposal.
Hatchet Murder control
The coalition had grahhed the
Hanford Schools To
Celebrate Arbor Day
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 17. —
fSpecial) — At least five schools
In Seminole County will |o>n with
il tie
bal* w’" a move for a quick vot* over 200 Florida school* In
'-'■'erratic* of Arbor Day on Frl-*^
NEWARK. N.
Jan. 17. —/Ah In the H ruse.
—State psychiatrist* aa* a pratty,
Meanwhile hackers of straight day, January 20.
23-year-old mother hat tome out out repeal of oleomargarine taxes
According to State Forester C.
of a long- horrible dream caused today Mat a dairy state substitute, If. Coulter, about IN) school* are
by th* birth of her daughter.
W In 37, in a Senate test.
i.lanCiog yvstri: -ytn* sftdtlrfifi" , upWhile atlll In that dream world,
The margin Indicated the oleo piled hy tha Florid# Forest Rerv.
called a post partum (after chiht margarine repealers had control Ire. ?(• «ehoe|a In d**P South
birth! paychoala, Mrs. Jacqueline nf the Senate and eventually would Florida are planting tfnplral tre*
Ms He Rtelnhauser was accused put ttniiag,. their measure, already reediings, and many other* ar*
ikA'ilitug hec tmOttr '-1>- harking passrd by the House,
idnntlnr: tr»»* seriirrqt locally He
ilm hi tlmea with a Roy Remit whose stale I* a big dairy pro said this observance of Arbor Day
hatchet.
ducer. planned an effort to lack will exreed that In any recent
Yesterday
May Essex County Judge "civil rlghls" amendments to Hie years,
Joseph E. ConInn set aside a mur- repealer.
Tiie school., tn hold Aibor l)*y»
d*r Indictment against Mr*. SteinDebate on these could run at program., in Seminole County in
hauser on the advlra «f «|y P * " -[ length and perhaps lead to ile- clude: l.ymntt High School, Lake
. hlatridt* and assistant county pro.
„f the measure,
Mary Junior High School, HoldsTiie appearance of the fllvlson senitor Edward Gaulkln.
1 :in [he welfare front, thr Tr.t horo Primary School, Midway
Rymidinny Orchestra at Kiixaheth
They said she now I* "ruin- man admlnlstrallon today n-h'cd School, .‘iniifmd public school*
llall Ktidav st R F M. is one nf plelely recovered'1 and recommend Congress to expand the ancle I sethe highlights nn the univrrilty'* rd her discharge from Trenton curil v program tn cover prur
One uf the National Basketball
calendar nf events fur the year, State hospital for the Insane.
tlrally all employed persona—a
lew school* can hoaM a full
broader extension than the H o u se A*sih intlnn'a official* this year is
Mis.
Rtelnhauser
has
no
recol
fledged symphony oreheatea, and
Metric
Arnovlch.
ex-NationsI
Voted I a s i y r a i .
Condor tor
Kaurea Buxton
has lection of the bloody scene in the
It also asked that benefits bn l/eague liaHehall slugger.
kitrhen
of
her
home
last
year
that
developed at Kletann an cirguiilxa
Inctcmed more than Hie llmise
I Ion whose concerts Invar laldy ended In the death of her fathrr, hill provides.
Hockey tenmn use almut 7M)
Edward
A.
McMahon,
the
stale
draw rapacity nudianer*.
These desires were outlined to 'nil-key stick* n scft.'nn.
psychiatrists testified.
Hie Senate Finance ('uminlttee hy
The doctors said her mental ill Arthur J Alttneyer, the .Social S e
ness was caused by the birth of her curity Administrator. He was He
laughter, Barbara Anne, last May. fit at witness at heatings expected
Rhn suffered a type of amnesia to last »5*> days.
Altmeyer also urged a bigger
I VKKI.ANI), .fan. 17. — IRpe- from that time until she heram"
dal I
I«r. Sofia nurUey, 22- aware of ‘waking up In tha stale tax lake for aoelnl security. II"
hospital”
after
electric
shock
recommended that the tax b*
y e s t , .| ,| principal of a girls high
levied O i l the rirsl 14.(4(10 nf a
sdiool In l.lron. fern , is visiting treatment, they said.
In setting aside th* Indictment. wnrkei's annuiil income.
Florida chmthern College here aa
Coder present law. the tnx now
pair of a survev nf American Judge Cunton said If Mr*. Rtelnhauser were brought to trial she is I S percent (but will rise to
systems of education.
latei yrarsr ami applle;, to III"
I..... rile her ym.th, the attractive I
'*
'<* •rt«ui,UI
(li-.t >;i-(H»r r>( ii.i nme Th.. II"IM<
TElurallnn
incri,.,. degree
,t:*rn„ from
r.„.„ r*ll...
ppiy It to the first
the Uni inawni- at the time m tn* staying hill wonld apply
Eljpxi.
versity of Lima, founded In IB5I,|
fin coverage,
I lie peillnent
the oldest university In the We^t- 1
(iguie, me these: Hie piesent iiiw
rm hcmlapliete.
c
S a a r D ta p u te
covers about .tfr.OOOJMH) workers.
Wbile In this state she will al .0
The House hill would add 11,(><*)•,pull
vi-ll Hie University nf Florida,
Nn push
Fi«»
litNI, liringing the total to 4)1.000,Flotilla Slate Unlvetoity, Rollins went on, came only after Franc" 000
No tugging woe
College mid Ihe University nf Mia-; made a number of roncnaslons,
Altmeyer recommended specially
And yon Just go
im She then will tour Northern Including agreeing to a slowdown that the program, be extended •<>
The door goes up
high schonla, colleges mid uni- of Industrial dismantlement in fi.fiOil.lWM) farm era and farm work
vei dtloa.
We»t Germany.
e rs who have never been under
Meanwhile tn Berlin potential the program.
(me piece conatructldn makes
Herman unreel over the Haar
As for payment*, the nilniuMini
Hi: ntul thr quickest of all doors
loomed larger
today a* both „a ............
... w
.................
retired workers
can get niub'
MNMiHit «tr%rr. i m iu k im
France and West Uermany etublow ia 'gin 11 mouth ntul
to install. Welded construction HAHHI.r
liqrnly claimed
special
right*
niiuiimim amuiul JIB Undei
K^riiMI Ml. .VI
no holts or screws to work
T li w ffillir w ifiK i»l l i f t rwiKir »*•'! over the coal-rich border area.
Hi,. Honin' Idlt, these rimiccs would
louse. Only 2” headroom re
•It# | itvtilifM t, * en.f1 f|t«. Jmiifgirrl
France, occupying the 738- rlae to I 2h nml *Hl respectively
St.* I f
w MaiN-t
ful
quited.
Can't sag, warp, rot or
-quere-milr
a
irs
and
hnldlng
foi
those
already
dm
wing
hrnefllit
flin *■ wfi|il tn Ti »i' k»*r»• *Mil D*>al#rt4
-pecial trade and economic privi Fnt those who began drawing
tif> li* 4 I* M Inn 14. r>4(l
shrink. Ruth single and double
•1* *ftm T«»ridFrKf •cm. IK'D
leges there, is reportedly seek benefit* later, Hie maximum would
il'iuin nnvilnMe . canopy nr
‘ itm lnri
I In M|>r IS.wfJ
ing to lease the Saar’s valuable lie trt'.l to start, Iml thin would
IlFNIM* 5 1<1III44 lit! t ip i M no
mcedlng type.
coal mines for B0 years.
rise slowly, yenr-hy-yrnr to tHI.
IlMRT |*o|* I l l
tin t | j j C
lleKlN
l*Mi lb li I I oc
t IS
^Teet German Chancellor Kon
1 ,h
I'lMidRi
Ml
Itau 1
MONTHLY TERMS
*'-i MimR'FK 55 1#1 C it » !«*»
l.llft rad Adenauer told n news con
(" ity D u m p
ference yesterday he disagreed
■I'mli hn (j r,
«'tl|fl«*N4F I *|*■f *•|/ ' *11 11.35
with French Foreign Mlnisier
H BlIlBlllA Pieertv FiM«P IIHFl
1 m t llfltiH r i
1'rs t i l l
Robert
Helminan
on
“many hof| PrHnklln Trrrm'P miIhUvUImim
1 ■ ■ •'irrl/(*fi4.
points"
including
French
coni
I B lit V
Hu lU k ln IS JR
« im
hrtwirn
West Twentieth and
coat rights In tha Sear. Th«
r : i
» > i» iy U filt U n •
c n ll
*
rv. I ' m u b I
DM I S M
1 :s Saar and It* coal mines belongs Twenty-fifth Streets. Fetich Ave
nna and Hie east tide nf Osk
l K K iiU n r
Hn |U k l If.Sf»
1 ;s to West Uermany, he declared
Avenue. In Finn Heights, the enst
I F i l l i n ' l r « t i t i | , Dr v
The
question
of
future
control
V * r)t
v I* A PM .
tfFti*ri<1(tiif suw f |fin 4 10 nf the* Seer, raised during Kchu- side of Dak Avenue would also be
Included s a id Mr. Knycr. This h i cm
f 'k r ii
Hu IIi» r jlO ll
219 W. Srd
P h i’ #9
matt’n so-celled goodwill visit to was aelerted due tn Ibr fart that'
khIohr,
Mr**1-f»
D u t ll t li I t i
I.no Germany, has brought Into lb* residents them nffeird no olijecl ri*4i« Duyllali flu Hit It An 1 n Open old bitternesses between llons at the meeting.
l‘h|»|t»l«.
Fiance and Germany. Ami It fan
rM itc f
Hu
firik ia l i n n
ned the propaganda war between
I'lilt tliu * lU d III l ■ w
SA N FOIt It OKI S N o n n l.
H H
I So
lx). Ilw | IS SU
1 VS East and West Germany.
ItflllU tlB*.
( UR N ON I I . A 1 tt. ) i
(t
had
repercussions
In
Lon
Ir n l
I I 11 K «kt« IS nn
7 7)
don where sources rinse to the
T l i r FL A SH IN G A V K )U
H/j nn nli.
ful lu w
(I n 11(ir |A nu
I,.ut British government said the proT ijrn ljift, K iirfflF
, posal to iriiae Hnat cual mlnea to
Tiu»
I 'm Mdi I I!l
I the French might “prejudice" the
T urfiut'»<*•
German peace treaty when It Ir
I I ’ltik h 1
I ‘ft
1 ie>ii*-4i«hi(n t.jMihtb 1 1 nn
t »n finally written. Roth Adenauer
I I f HI 9
nnd Hehuman agreed that the
M tm i<rw
Hot
5n
Saar's future would not be de
H m itF ft m i
Iftlfic .ufi
H ot I I 15
j.ua termined until the peace treaty
T m i is f M iiwb
• V lit*i I I 50
i ts Is concluded, hut In the mean
IU cFl|tii* H B ttifdA r on th«> Hti.i
Starring
f r r r l Hint* K «lrtn# r Mmkwt w i n time the French teamed set on
inkns paiksins
developing their present economic
Shelly
Winters
'—
MoeDonBld Carey
I.-1,1- 0.1 -iiiv on U r - n i - , . r t l t il l) union with the seml-autonomoua
on < lr - p e fr i.lt
government which rules
l l s iil in a
(M ills
h — vy.
M s r k - I Heat
K l l)l>l I S C M i r . I t 1 /
A I VV \ 't
l I I i
I In n
li- io a ii.t I s l i t y S " " d t n r iiy . 80.000 Saarlander*.
n
Peruvian Teacher
Visita State OillegeH
iwr;:
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JA N . 18, 1850
Rescued After Adventure Os Floating Icecap
Showdown In House
R u les B a ttle t r ip s *
Jr5
S e t F o r Frid ay
Red Invasion FleeT
Dealt Smasfiirig Blow
Oleo Tax Repeal Row
Is Nearing Climax;
Truman Delays Talk
On Tax R e q u e s t s
Chrysler Auto Harry Vaughan
Worker’s Strike Reprimanded In
In Pension Row 5 Percent F u ss
•
W A S H I N G T O N ^ . 18 — ( / P jWarring group* in the Hour*
agreed today to a showdown vote
Friday on a rule* change that could
bottle up civil
right) Ifgiibtinn
and other pail* of (hr Tinman
program.
Speaker Rayburn announced die
dccition after a huddle with ad
miniilration lieutenantr He taul
♦ h ere will be no caurut o f Demo
crat*.
M any Democrat* feel that a
patty caucu* last year on the tame
subject i* still binding. That meet
ing bound moil Democrat*—but not
all of them itayed put— to lupport
a change in rule* it ripping the
tule* committee of it* stranglehold
over legislation.
A
The Mile was changed allri dial
caucu*.
A
lepublican-snulherii
Demo
crat coalition now n backing re
peal of lhe“ ’ l t)4 () tule and return
lo the old procedure giving die
tule* committee its fnrmei powri,
The rules'committee it dominated
by the coalition force*.
President Truman predicted yrv
^terday an all summer fight foi dir
civil rights program, but Ire got
no outpouring of suppoit from
congressional leaden.
M r. Truman said he i* doing
"everything possible" to prevent
adoption of the House rulci change.
A *horl lime before |he Senate
junked an arli-lyenhing amendment
(O n e * * * * o« f s a * Mel
^Greeks Warned to
Ust? ECA Supplies
Rotting On Docks
ATHENS, Greece. Jen. IK—(.11
—The Marshall Plan's number
one mnn In Greece ha* ordered
the Greek government to pul
. Into circulation thousands of tuns
▼ of American aid supplies left
Idle .on tho 'tucks of Piraeus
some of It since 194(1.
Paul K. I’orter. Economic Co
operation Administrator here, in
a firmly worded letter to ronr
dlnatlon minister Stephen Steph
anopoulos, threatened to suspend
all purchasing rights of minis
tries which do not move supplies
from the docks by fab. 1,
In his letter, which was dated
m Dec. 23 but not released until
w today, Porter called the Greek
government's attention to “the
severe, criticism which has been
directed against Greece “ by U.
S. jnembera of Congress who
have visited this country and
teen the supplies at Pfaeua.
Sen. Thomas (D-Okla) charg
ed In Dtcemher that American
supplied were taft rotting on the
plera df Plkeaus, the port of
Athena,*.,..:
' j Porter's letter followed a per
sonal tour of the.unloading areas
by E C a n d Greek officials. His
latter m M eome mlnlatrlea claim
ad transhipment delaya ware
cauaed by customs and govern
mental red tape.
Porter said that hit mlaslon has
in tho past years Indicated "time
and time again" the nsemaity of
simplifying Import proHdurea
and “moving the equipment,
material and auppllea from the
A docks to actual uaa throughout
Greece."
Ha cited Inateacea during the
Plraeua tour where .he saw trac
tors, iaepa and asphalt and other
American reconstruatlqn matertala (ring idle “anywhere from
daya to aoverol months." Ho u d
8,000 tons of oqulpmfnt had besn
loft Idle, alnoa arrival dales la
1M« Ihrmsgh IN I.
poulos to
Sorter Sktfgd Steph
• vartoua
d**u» a dhvctlva to
, ft
A ■nl l .-----n i a t r g^t-dSBflgl-M
la ^
.
- Ainabw to !,
nim ar Amsrlean
MU thrv mova
Mania within .80 «
»t«k on a
•U
mtmr
▼ ttH H aM r
Nation’s Police
Hunt For Clues
In Daring Theft
$ 100-A- MonthPension Report Of Investiga
Of f e r Rejected By tors Raps Triimjin's
United A u t o Union
Aide l’nr I. ,t x i t y
$1 Million In Cosh Is
Biggest Loot In His
tory Of U. S. Crime
N E W V O ItK . Iso IN. — <r>
— A Mark ('a tlillsr hearine
.Mnaaarhnarllo tirrnxe p lnlrs and
with Mark masks Ivina on the
rear scat was soueht In New
York today In rm inrrtlun with
Ihe million dollar robbery In
R oaI mi, Iah| night;
--------------•Inhn K o ila trk , a n arln rr In ■
rilling station, said Ih r r s r drnre
KFSCUCP f A S M A , , £ f * e
III. Ii L u .ik r
lim n -dime m i L a k e W i i i II* I m i P>. » * * "* n ao.t i liil l . n i j i . "alel.v
up to hin stnllnu in upper ManIn, , | , J
( , nl. I, ■. . , l I ..o r ill llit- Iiiu n v Miu.lt boat* W inch w ent I I I t h r u ahl If im . lm ls -it pi-.iptr „ * i e
hut Inn with Hirer men In Ihe
i,n ii , k n t ii, n: 11v i u
n *h *n .tlg li m iiii Is .b it t e d It away Irom the shore. M oik Ilia n a s u iiu t o m u W lr i
front seal.
.
t -,t „ i, iti.. , , i . i . i . i i , o ru b le wc.ilhvr t.iiu lillc u i* w o u ld a llo w them to be re m o ve d . ( lo ir r in t t lo iia l)
"G ive ii m M) Kitllnns of gas and
hurry up shout It," he quoted Ih r
driver as saying.
K a tla lr k said;
" I liHiknt I hrouch Ih r window
Into Ih r rrn r n( thr car On ih r
hark srnt I saw what looked llk r
ladlrs* atorkiogs with holm In
Ihrm hill I lookni again and saw
Hy Associated Press
Ih fv were full-faced m asks—
black masks — llk r Hallowe'en
Ih r r ii i ay o id *iril h e a r , ra itfl mm ol,! ri|iii|imrnl in . nl,. ,1 "fu / r
m ask*.”
|ilng'' <ei loins
>!ir lug M'Mlt*ip|n liid.iV III ihr Inv.ye-.l II I lhir.it
"W Krn I h illshrd t'lvlnn Ihrm
still r I 'll/
Ih r gas I s ls rlr d In wipe Ih r
liir , 11.1) , II of hi,Into V'lirennev hid. i**.nr,f a -(ir. id sr, nnd call
d rlvrr's sldr of ih r ,, iiuNhleld,"
Ini Mihuilrr, Hood ligldris in lilt eud.iorrird , d , no I In- I ■inks
ihr
hr sold.
“ T h r dvlvrr pul Ih r
Wahasli.
window down and said ‘n rv rr
Ihr Altov ,C|I| ihr ImlMo/eri and railh turner* I.I Il,r lr»rr lops
W A S IIIM .T O N , | .o IK ,/)•)
mind.' I lr hrld mil Ih r rr one- h n rrliiiy nl hLifr A* limuti viul 1)1 ihr H ud , mill Nrw M .ullld I Inis In iy
Ilir ir thr new - will a Will
dollar bills nnd I gate him 20 I i k J i v l i i r l In lire ! .S t.itr, support* nrth'i'- either lo lilusl mil ivlimis
rents rhangr slid the) |usl shnt Fram e's virvi tli.il tlir N air slitnilcl of lin levee, nl -el Ilieli machines c i'liltn iie d lo 11' e o l o ilie r p m n G .
chewing into llie iiut)s|vr enrlhrii
off.
M in e
W ill u llil*i.*
i-sm lu s
br dri ll liril lii.m (irrm iliy
flood vvsll
som e K,0*ill f a r m e r s a n d lia re c r o p I Ir told .1 nrw* cnnfeirm i- this
Thr idrn Is I Iris; If a "plug" Is per* — ill s o u th e a s t M is s o u r i as
B O S T O N . Ja n . 18
Crack
country li.iv bar k c l up thr I'irnrii drlilierittnly ftulled out of the tho n a t io n 's h ig g a s t l i c e r s u r g e d
FBI agcnls today joined in » gum
Irvije, Die mighty Mississippi's la Its h ig h e s t mark sin c e 1 9 1 7
nationwide manhunt foi a bandit pti'ilion iiiulri ihrrr »ri rrlotlrt of lorrenl will surge Into Ihr 1311,000 tkim e 4 ,UIH) o th e r r e n d n i l s Ip Ih e
W \ S IU N l« r o N , Ian IH.—uVi
— Robert N llrolu m . grnrr.il
counsel of thr N1finn.1l l i t . or
ltr l.ilions Hoard, -aid I ihIiii |,r
is applying for i enurt onlrr In
pill coal miners lin k on a nor
m il lir e .dm work work.
Ilrnhnni said
i complaint
rKmrnIt*as Inf**- I I b. n**>i
Floods, Fire, F reez in g Storms
U. S. Declares
French Support
Threaten Live*. Property In U. S . ,
In Saar Dispute
Arhpsnti kViiiim):; (i»-1mans Ol kVspoitHi
Itiiil v Of W<a Id War
gaug that gut away with a milHot.
""f* ‘"H
acre floodway. This will lower the
dollar* in onr of ihr tiiggrsl mill .11 a filial (tru e irlllrm eiil with pressure un other wall*, up and
rlmvn ileum , Mich as that nl
( ir r m . lp y , .
"•
fobbrrirt in history •
l.iilrn, III
Ih
r
thuird
Ml
ilr*
believe*,
hr
Ihr teven i))ft *liuril giiitiiiru ••
/V leaking dike on liir north side
all wraiing lUllownu. lyjir ills'ki aildid, dial this ill'll i( u l iitiliuiK o| VilicrnueH ipade \luynr William
and Navy prajackets— frh hrhuid air.i -hmild have a, c n la iu degree I. Hoi/' call nl Vioi'eiilira neres
an
lie a kr>| 4IIU or film first,
another null inn doltais in ca-ti mil) °l aulVnunny
mul.eiri lo Pear a hand al Ihe
(irraifir ihelr hands were full
Ai hr on dr, hnrd lo continent levee near Ihe limuth of Kelso
I ho north Md* of Ihe rlly.
Lake « movie ihnllci. Ihn durrllv «n thi ruiirnt aiguineiii Clerk
inrakrd lluough sis locked do.in 1hriivrrn ihr,. I irm Ii and Wasl Get |1(o’ '•••e of Indluna s, old Irrrttnrnil
i ,i
„
,i .. .
‘
.
.i i
- |capital unit other liMonral momi
lo frarll Ihe voulli ill a htmiry ,ui,)ii goirinmrnls ovri Ihr Ir.iiuni1 j mii-iiI s. I" iii danger.
tranviKirtaliaii (jiru iuipiiiing live sd the S lu r mil min**.
The Mi* ojih, ami other rum
cashicd and ‘ iiiiaid* lirforr the)
fin
hrn proliosrd leasiog wiilleii slreams in the lower M,
could irarh for lltrii own sholguus *hem fm Mi years fmt Ghnncetlor ■is'ipl'i mill (ihio Hiver Valiev*
as well iin Ihe old Miss' Itself
An alaim giving d c.Cfiplion. ol K ,' " r“ '‘ Adenauer o f the W e .t C a ,-
,
,
,
i i .
nmn KnmMu nlijeclH,
Ihr Hr%nrr.iclor» wn% Anumird alolIK
%.
,
.
.
.» ,
,
,
l i t
Ai'hrnon «»»«! merely that
it
Ihe entire railem irahoard wlnH wmi|,| |„. w|s,- if the Frmuh ^«»v
lliit cily'i police began one ol ilubiggrsl roundup* of undeiworhl
characters ever undertaken.
Crack FBI agent* and *tatc
police joined local |>olice who weie
under nidrit In 'Titrak lllia thing
up befoir » new nulhtrak devel
op*."
In a ipecial deparlmenl nrder.
Police Supt. Fxlwatd W. Fdllou
told Id* mens
"Don’t itop until you find ih o*
men. I want every available drIre
live In work un this cate."
The guntnsn— in ,a 20-minuit
preciiion raid--matched the money
from an opsn vault in (he iprawlng
waterfront garage of Brink’*, Inr..
a money trampoiiatinn firm, a f t "
gagging and nulling five emplny-
fOaatlsoetf On rage SU>
FL1KK FOUND 8 AFK
MIAMI, Jen, 18. — (/P) — A
wide air and aea search for u
small private plane piloted by
George Clurtt, 19-year-old member
of a Troy, N. V., manufacturer
family, was called off by tho Const
Guard today.
Qogst Guapd air sea tvseur
headquarters said the alngle-englna plane tended at Mrachntn
Field, Key West, at 2 P.M. yes
terday after an hour's flight from
Havana, Cuba, and took on fuel.
“Our understanding la tha plane
took off and headed north, pre
sumably for Troy," a Coast Guard
spokesman said. "Wa are check
ing airports to determine his
route."________________
ernnienl lakes mi action which
would hurt lelallofia with western
(■■■riiiuiiy in set hack plans foi
western Kmn|icaii unity.
Ah fur us llm ectuul leaning of
the mines go, he said it is not a
matter which would prejudice filial
disposition »f the mines In u fu
ture pence Irealy with German).
The secretary also suggested
tlmt the West Germans act caut
iously on liiii piohlem. Likewise,
lie ikiild, the West Germans must
not act as If they have no tespmiAbility for the last war because
they eertnlnlv do.
Aclteson noted that the United
H'aatlanse «*• wage fa s t
Polish 1JN Delegate
Resigns In Protest
LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 18. -MP)
Alexander Huillslnskl,. one* of
the Soviet IiIim delegate* who
walked out of a United Nations
committee Monday In a- general
ilemonstration against Nationalist
China, Ills resigned from the. Po
lish delegation as a protest against
ilie walkt ut, it was learned today.
The walkout waa part of a Rus
sian camtalgn to have'tha U.N.
kick out Nationalist Chinese deleKate*.
In a letter to Arheion, Rduslnski asked the United State* to
grant asylum for hlmaelf nnd Ills
wife, Marla Anna, Ha a|ked the
right to remain In Ihe t/. R. — "A
country whose devotion to the
cause of freedom I learned to ad
mire," he said.
Rudsinskl also sent •letter* an
nouncing his rsslgnatian to U.N.
secretary-general Trygve Lti and
to the Polish delegation.
MUROM CHARGE PILED
JACKSON. Mtsi., Jan. |8~GP)
NEW FLOG OUTBREAK
—Three white man Jailed here
PELL CITY, Ala., Jan. 1* —GPI
have been charged with murder
In the massacre of thro# Negro --State officers today werw inchildren at Koeeluako, Mlaa., ten wstdgatlng tha flitH reported
flogging in Alabama ainee mid
^Sheriff’ Roy Rnmwell and Dis summer.
The cats waa thal of J. S,
trict Attorney Hei*y Rodgers of
Attala County served warrants Walker, 87-yeer-old peuJtry farm
er.
County solid tor Prank I
said Walker tdd bfca h#
dragged from Mb atr
City’e main sired •*“
taken to a wooded ------------mllee from berg, ggFteeRad I I
to *0 tiruee wtth
The .
accueed their
woekiBg,
H in t s ' r o i i i l - N s w M ro li ol fh o u lw a y
llowever,
Army ..................... hid waioevl llic
12,1 Kilt resident il. ti ihe 139 .01*)
acre lloo.lv,0 , m u, he .jytillmit i*i t
open
The .........I |*i'i 11 upi'eu red im*ie
. flit, al in \ 11inii ii ii> , Ind , a citv
Il'is U is r * s i *«■» nls,
Suitor Kills Self ReseiHTs It i*a e h
After Wounding Buried Coal Miner,
Mother Of Three liut Find Him Dead
HEKKIMKR, N. Y., Jan. IH id’)
A Kpurncd nmchlnlHl critic
ally wmimli’it a 3(t-year-r,1d mother
l.isl night In llm pres cue* of li*c
ihro* Icou-ng* daugfilcrs, ih*n
faiullv shot liims*lf.
Guo of ill* dnughl*r* tried In
provoni III* nhooting uf Mrs. IVavi'll Hw**l by Samuel ftclsldmie.
'IH, or [[erklmi’r, during a quarrel.
A few minutes later, two uf
them struggled with Scialdimc
while he placed an automatic pis
tol to his mouth and fired.
Scinldone, father uf four chil
dren, died in Herkimer Memorial
Hospital today. Mrs, Sweet wan
under treatment In Ihe same hos
pital
The tdimitlng occurred wlill*
Mrs, Sweet ami her daughters,
Norms, 17, Janet, IB, and Evelyn,
13, were eating supper.
Janet told authorities flclaldonp
cam* Into ths kitchen end pleaded
with Mrs. Sweet “ to take him
back."
"I'm sorry, It's final, I won't
want to go with you any more. I
want my kids to ha happy,” Janet
quoted her mother ae saying.
•
MA MANGY I i n . I V , .Inn
Ihr .iilloll I'.llllc .lllrt ihr II11loll
llld lOlilplllV took op 1 teulli
(tiiigh l (Ii, nt priiMon n cgn llj.
tlnn*.
How Id Iik (he lilk * would U il
was left in some doubt yesterday
when ir p o iim e*ktd Norman M el
ibpiY- l)A W Chrysler director, ii
Ihe offrt could tie * " h i m for
lu iih ri nrgoiiations."
Ill'll, md'' wss M u lth cv - reply,
lie Imd said curlier In' woirhl
gin* ceveu day "trike notice today
if p i"gicv of negnlihllnn'' * i* icd
WASHINGTON, Ian. 1H— </!»>
Mai Grnrial H u n II Vaughan.
1-AKE SUCCESS, Jan. 18. — (/P) — A new attempt will be made
by the U. N. Security Council natrt week to get peace between India and
Pakistan in their bitter dispute over ponestion of Kashmir.
T- F. Tsiang, Nationalist China leader who it chairman o f the
Council this month, said he will call ihr Council back into setiion to
haar reports on* media linn by Ganaial A, C. L McNaughlon of Canada
■ince the end of laat year.
India and Pakistan ended a
shooting war over tha Kashmir
area under a u. N. cease fire order
Jan. I, IMP* but tha Security
Council never has bam able to
gat complete agree Blent for a vote
week In an uneuceasaful attempt
to kav# Tsiang and tha Chinese
Nationalists kicked off tha Coun
cil In a move to aaat Chinese
Commonlet regime representa
tive*.
Britain, Norway, and India, all
Tsiang retained Mi chairman- of whom hare recognised the
Chinees Communist regime of Mao
*
T s a ^ m t, aR abstained In tha
voting. Oikm delegatee argued
SB
^-4—— —
I
I
:
Nationalists C l a i m
2.000 J u n k s Sunk
Off Hainan Coast;
Achcson Hits Red*
lA I I ’f I i 111m o il, J i n . 1 8 —
On N iln io.d t,i th in e ,* comnuitdri of 11.; i in M in d reported
(uniglii ih.il t i l i n g K ii-S h fk airInltr md ii .iv, h id lilid r the impm dm i i(cd ii,-. i -mu o| ||lr big
1, 1.llld llllp."-ddr-
I In' H un in giouml * omnundcr
, , i i d ihr tv,.. Y iim n ih s l icrv itf*
I’ icsidr ol I III man'' n ilh tin aid*,
ti.nl sunk limit' iii.in .’ .IHH) invasion
was rr|iumandrd , ti.ii|«l> ludai by
m i l t it"" i l v lu n k 'i m in e d by
the S e n ile tommilter n lm li con
th* l t d . mi I. iiil Iiow I’cniniuia
ducted Iasi sum m er '* sprci.icular
l«p|*o*i'c H im in
live nricenlri inomrv
__________
. in- > ittW ii m- mVu lorcc* were
III 1 tlll.imiilnii, irpmt on liir
uioppiny up tin- ii'iuiim lrr o f some
invr*tig.itiun. tl< . ..iniiuticr look
lol liir I >.IHI1) .'iirin ll.i, who have
\'iu i(h iii to l.i,L lor lu e p litlg hern in ..iiit o l .d icnlr.il and tha
,r ,c n lioine li r r r n , , , y i|l,, ilu l W*»Irm p. I'mil nt (h* hlg south
rt critm rcii him on otlict cm nil,. C llllll I'l llld
\ inch,,n g .,,r uil* ot liir Ii r u
Memnv hd* iii W i'liinglviii Secn s lo Mrs. Iiuiniti. Some ol liir le tiir, ..I .Sim* At'lienon said lounits went in nl tin Vtidunginn duv lie Imp.''- i I tin .| force— nellio llld r , ] lir l’ ir ,ldcnli.il n d r lid , 11n-1 S a t .......th t in i. 1'nniimmlat—
will '.prim; ip anmng llic I'hlnese
,i l d
ihrrr w.i, notlnuK winng p C . p l "
ilnoit Ins tikniy tin- licc/ rr,, or
Hill he lidded *’
news con fer
III |ilr,rutu ig Ilii-lli lo ho Iin*mi, ence ihat Ii. ,!"*-' ii"’ iicvi rt! any
nil 1
',|li'piiieul un Ihe Imriion.
iTh. Collin ill** Kind it
light for th,- I’le'ld " I iiii.l lie 1 ' h*-..... a l'.. hint (his to say
faiuitl lo i'Vi'|it glfl- tteVH 1, ,. 1ll|| 1||* • 1 iii-, 'iluatiull:
1 1 •“ »' i hi w a, in wills'll the
tIii oU| Imlil III* hirvl.'i , ■■r ♦ in* in
lion lli* Amencnii m " ...... h n o “ (f ............ a. ui (hen lerritorVi
i., mils . ■ti1 uamIt ihat
pri’ieuled llo'in ” :i - . u.kfll
11 >'
I Ill'll ." lii'in and a mailI. nf 1i,.H III*, !■■ i a want Ymcricau relied for lli* higli of f i c e I It' Itojl (.. ■ |.'.ignii "m
lh " i " I iuiiiiiinI seizure nf
Nothing in Ml" repoM, Hi* com
properly
»t
m ill ■ * add*d, "is intended t" h* ........ . * in ■ 11n ull
erllh'al
of
Miai
long -tiinding I'i’ijiiHkj lik'd S ;itk41<ltiv i*8 pvfdettct
I Hmi Vittfi ii’-iit o f f k*-inli* urt* not
ti ml it.......
|i’«ivillfii«ri| f»i l*»«K* *t»t
Th* committee's ii'pnri Idnntly
dcii" nmrii John I'
Mnrngnn.
Wnslnnirton inaii nlund town win*
was imiirtcd early lids miinlii l>y
u fe-leral grand Jury which u-ruscil him of lying to the Senate
group. Mars«’ti, who once hnd
n Whit* Hhufe pass, plerotrd in
nniTiit
wlieu
lie whs
arralgneil
III- 11inI in s*| foi feh. 3d.
Board Of Control
Studios Applicants
For Neisro College
T W 1 i HA.*
i E. J a n
18 .
-i/Fi
f;*v*i;ii mill * in imp,'c»s for apI h* coiuiiiilli'e’s j»,ihiii* Inuiings
Iasi Allgum hrought t*"1 iiumiy o..mil".-nl to Do* |»re»ld*ncy of
thal Mui.igiin rnli-ti'd Yauglnin'' i h'h" i t 1 bl"! M College for
aid in an effort lo wield influence yet I .,<• " ill I" mli't , to* "d t'V the
i ii, It.iin I i.f ‘ 'oti'il i* i threewith niliri novel luneol " f li.ia l
,!,i. tiii'i'Mni" iqii'llimr hen' tmliiv
and ill 'iMi-mpt" I" iin ir i' ftooi
I . . i .i,, ,v ill t og -ini' hug p II.',*
I..I 11o lid'
I 11., hi.iii , 1, lli it "Min* w i'i" not
In , 1s i. pul I thr . ommilti'r i'hp
auloii' hllc iiianufacturer, wn- no
n ............ . |( . i. i . i t i, tm , Wi111nin
ill,i ii> several restiscls to the one chided
I t'o,t. i . .mi
to. t ilo'in have
I inn, i no ilouhl that Mm.*
Ihr II MV accepted ft uni lire k«nl
gun 1
ftnu*llhl|i with
Geneiid uni rqqilo 1 loi il"- position, hut
Motor Co laid Heptemiicr
II Yuiiglmu mad*
lo , to,,. ........ 1* 7'ullnh i "* ("r intcr(loth would pay each irltrcd Hal i ,
v tew
il 1lio I, on id ', reill'iesl.
woikci flo il a niniilli, in*'hiding I M o tpoii' i ud lvilics in In-, d. al
1 1 .- ( \ \|i |o* idem-,' ti'iN tie'll
" .m l cerllllty benefits. H"th ",1 mg- vuiti the fcdei'lil g o H 'ilinonl
v .........I ii > I h \\ iliu m H I ir ■(v.
p a , tf.ie
lli ; itireninnt age at *>f»
Ii ii" i,1'ii. .I iu*l*i file Inst .TillV
"In 'a*, era I instil urea the evi
c h n s le r 's plan required niilv 2
i li.ii, *
l iiuuioi nlil v. deceit and
,1 n t, net vice fur eligib ility, com deuce sliou.d 1In, I (•erierul Vuug
filiiim lal
ml; un" ;ig»'oo'oi
lat-r
pm*'I to 30 yeais f**l fo rd .
hull "I hi office pcisoludlv il
in n . t a i" "i I agait* t him in tlic
line I'h ry slcr-U A W issn* w iis|itic* I...I w (Ii goveniinelil ugeo
'I'v,.. gintiil "ir'en
. . II India If III Mill agon "I tho . legl hit’.i*
ovei fmittu'lng o f the plan
! *. ......
in, ,. i l u " luivi- "v* ligaled the
Iloliert W ,
fo n d e r, fh e v -d n Iwlnim lie i I'liirHi'lilevI
labor relaliutis director, said th*
flu ,•■ !>■ i * said, loo, lltai m .ii i 'i n :nm. hit m i I* * ' ieport.
i'i iiipauy was basing Its o ffer *m •umi, ■ a-i'
Mnrugon oseil Vang
I I, * h "i.| alho t likelv t" 31"il- "inonus,• to pay." lie added him'' While House ............................... .
a mi In might l>v Gainesville
"W e believe the solvency of l i m s i .t p* r orml l.ustness, and ami lallaiin-' * * nierebailts lo get
ihr,i
a
''"mhnialiini
of
lliem
nod
i .mi order xaylng nut how far
fh tv s le r Curp, Is good"
oilier f : ,. 1"i “ innil* it ptiN-.ihl* !■ '
i ii* "printed nmvi'iMill1' may uo
Ihii Mntthrws said DAW
M
ai'ii
1
.’ti
("
"■
>*
lh*
great
i>re*lig*
giihiiinra ohjccted hrcausc Ihci
o oiling iiiei i-1inj i,l i
ami provid
ti'eanwHea *•
> i,.
nl ti* While Hoii"* for bin own ing .. I i le** in i-unipiiK "lores.
m l,ont'ii’i ' " I he cnniitiill** nil h-d
l i i i i Ini plan-, fm finnm'lug a
"Ii . i'i" incredible » x - Ih n <'.,11111,1*1111 d m iiiito i>, "indent cenm er a |n'lloil of several year" ' I*, mill I'ohmii constinetton proff'llflfI«*!»*•* le* »*11P 111 1
*1 nil III I'hitida Slut.' th iivrrsity
V^t-f Farm Trainers
To Present Program
UN To Try Sfitilement Of India
Pakistan Dispute Over Kashmir
S M
1) 1 .1 HOI I , I.UI
IK r/l>) 7 hr
'll ) l llited A itl<i M o ik cu , ir jr ilmg I 'lu v s lc , flO O a inoiilll priisioii
*diri haiidrd ihr , ,>i|ioiali»u a
srtrn day s ln lr loilu r I,,d ll
Ih r in....... s nrgolialuiH roinniiti|rr, irpir-rollilg M'MIllll { liivdri
jm.diu imi
rkr* l-, tin nest dm, n
lli* | it •*|lei-. *I i , "i ninplrlily m ull
ipi.ll*
m d y i , r ihr , I'lp n n lm il
1 - c e i l ilil vlilLr noli, r
IH
(d'l
The h o d , of Kdvcurd line
.Ii was reorivnit'd i,I niton today
(com l In* uni In ro il o mill*' wliort'
Im wn» trapped ln-l I rnliiy. Doc
lors al III* hci'iic ■ i,i*l Ii* upimt
cully hail • iiffovHli'd
Itvscil* worker- clawing away
il>* ilchrls a hnndlnl al n llm * lo
prevent nnnlhei lock fa ll, r*sclimt
Kdward'll holly -hortly hefnro noon
Tim Veterans On the Form
id th* hollom ol ihe ntin f t . np- Training Class will pin on an eilupriixlm alcly IMG fe d hi'lnw Hi* calmn«r program al Hi* meeting
Hurfec*.
Tlnn ulay nfght at 7:31) o'clock
Doctors said Ii* npjiarcnlly had
U'*n dead several days.
Hurda’s hody was found lying
face down in i, pile of coal and
rock that hud hd'ii crushed lo
lillle pieces hy Ihe weight of lullldroila of tons of rock luuihting
into th* shaft.
"H e never hud a chance," on*
iminlier of th* rescue itpw r*
ported. Two of Iturda'ii hrothera
uurrowly escaped * death In the
Kiime accident.
*
Joseph 311, win rescued early
Holiday after 40 hours of feverish
digging Into the stiaft. He said he
hud attempted lo aid Edward who
Then, arcordlng to district at- wui trapped In a first, and smaller,
ICm iib s h oa Page Hat
IOea*i»ees m page ats>
W
miners onion with unfair labor
prnclirrs is thr liasu for court
action.
Orillia in tint Inn I ult-M , [r „ „
log into court tins afternoon In
applt fur n trmporary iti|iiintlnn
t ills I , |lr nl ll|lplli'al|||tl calls
fnr a hrnrlng In lir --rt h , ||lr
court lirfnrc uuy onlrr I- tsaiml.
la c .a o ., ,1 in i
uf,*t
Army enytnei'i . hojit un eagle
eye oil
Ihe iluitm il ahull* the
main ilaiigrr point, "I the GoiHliiiy
fivert'l.e) )im| not ,e t ilvo'l.led
on vvhr I he i Ihe flood,, ay harrtoi
on Ihe
Mi i 11ij ii
would
he "■-ills fui'iory.”
breached to en v I In jue- uti’ " f
Tii f'lfrysit’l proimeal,
od l'
lisi'u; flood w aleii on ( into, III , hr mid* i" tii* union hy .* ni'ip'i
and other river to,,o
1
.. ..S lr f/ l ■
nl Hr* Future Farmer Building.
John
Pierson,
Instructor, an
mmneed today,
Minn Lila Wnndard, county home
demonstration agent, amt Mrs.
Ellmiheth fltarbord of Pulnam
County will he guest speaker* and
will put on a demonstration of
I'llniH fruits, also tell of llm canned
products elated for allowing at
the Central Florida Es|iosltintL
Dr. Philip J , Weatgalc, asso
ciate horiiculturalist from the Han
ford branch of the University of
Florida Experiment Station, will
lead a discussion on soli fumlgn
turn.
•
A covered dish supper will be
served with Mr. and Mrs. George
IL Steele and Mr. and Mrs, Hohert
Le* Hunter in charge.
MAP'S LAST FLIGHT
WASHINGTON, Jan. i»—(Jp)
—ClrneraJ of the Air Forces
Henry II. (Hap) Arnold made hi*
last, long flight today, across
the continent for burial among
the military dead In Arlington
National Cemetery.
The wartime commander of the
United States Army Air Forces
died Sunday of a heart attack
at hla Somona, Calif., ranch
home.
Secretary of Dafanaa Johnson
made plana to head a delegation
of official* gathered at the mil
itary terminal of National Air
port for arrival, of tha UBAF
plana carrying th# body.
Among jh o n wore Alt Secre
tanr w.
Chief of ...
Vandenbergi____ ___ ___ rad-
S S S lM r B x S
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k «<«<*>'
i >ti.
uawgi
i l ... w ill ti* diNi'usscd
Isuorgia liiiwniakors
Study Sales Tax, Klan i'hid* Returns Loot In
Answer T'o Want Ad
ATLANTA. Jen. IK—(Ah—Th*
Georgia G e n e r a l
Assembly,
thourgli with the preliminaries
began Indnv i» sink Its teeth
Into familiar problem*-- reregis
tration, mi aalf-Klan bill ami a
Mile* tax.
These, togelhrr witli a huppei
full of lesser incisures, promised
to keep the lawmaker*
short
tempered and busy.
Gov. Herman Tafmadge put tho
reregistration inure noHdly on llm
calendar when he took the as
sembly by surprise with a re
quest to riolay Ihe effective date
of the measure by two years.
Tim sales tax measure, spoilnored by Kap. Frank Gross of
Toccou, got off to a good start
when representatives of the Parmil Teachers Association bucked
it as a means for raising school
funds.
The Klan bill fared worse a"
House Speaker Fred Hand In
dicated a two-thirds vote of the
House would be naeded to bring
the bill on the floor.
DAYTONA HEAl’II, Jan. 18—
id’l- In rrsporiii* to u want ad,
n thief today returned 129,400 In
iini'ka to Mr. ami Mrs. Mack C.
Wlliill* II* kept 12,9(11) in war
bunds nin I two dlniimrt
rings
win lli ftt 2 9 .
After discovering that the valuutiles were missing, Mrs. WlL
i"*ite put thin advertisement in
(ho
I hivtnnu
Beach
Evening
News: "Will person who entor*3221 Mouth Kidgewuod plcasa
return securities hy mail. May
I:*, p diamonds."
The thief returned the securItlrs hy liniul in the dead of
night
This morning the Wll*
Imites found them In an envelop*,
(.luffed behind the front porch
innilliox. The stocks were non
negotihalo.
NOT EVEN COOKING!
NICE, France, Jan. 18. — f/Pl —
Asked about reports he would
hasten Ills plans to mnrry Roman
ian princess Irene Ghlks. Ameri
sereun actor Errol Flynn told
P R O G R E S S S L O W D O W N HIT can
reporters today:
GAINESVILLE. Jan. 18. — m
"Tiie reports nr* prematura:
~ University of Florida President
J . lllllis Miller said today the Th* Flint'*:*, hasn't yet learned
state had “Just about declared a to cook."
moratorium in progrssa" during
the last vaar.
Dr. Millar blamed the shortage
High Law
of state funds, th* 10 par cent Htation
...... ....... 82
withholding cut in state appropria Atlanta
87
.. ......... ........ 38
tions and th* doubt About hop' Boston
SS
68
41
much revenue will he railed by the Burtisuk ................
Chicago
...............
41
sales tax.
11
24
He told a work-conference of Beattie
11
81
Florida school superintendents and Fort Mysra ........ ..
•1
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aupervisora meeting hera he hoped Jacksonville ___ ..
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tha state “will not bog down at Ocala Airport
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F R I D A Y J A N . 13, 1980
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Congress Acts
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FIRST
In U n ity T h ere Is S t r e e t li
f e Protect Ike Peace of the Mu,Id;
To Promnt* the Progress of America.
To Produce Pio-prtlly tur Sanford.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
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8M East Second Street
CCA.
able of leading inilllona of Atnril.Sunday School 9 4 6 A. M
Hoffman, chief nf the Economic
can worker* toward the revoluMorning Service 11:00 M. M
Here briefly la Smathern on
C°®P;r*U'>n Administration, (old
AM Churth Notice* mutt ba preaantad at th» Herald offlr# on the
Subject: "Life*
*/
the Comlttee that hla agency and
letue* discussed laat night:
daj before publication.
Wednesday Service 8:00 P. ,\| m
V O LU M E X X X M
the RW r Department have ivrtf ...\
Socialised medicine—“To ImHeading Room Tuesday* iZh *
Hanford M inisterial Association
out apian to avoid duplication
“yt efw-'!..-altli l oiultiona anil lotf-"
f»
to
6:00
1*.
M
.
"
-----------------------J . R . Karrf.-r TlVolli’c if!--------------------- --------In general,- ho aald, the point
•r.- cott of medical care . . . Ihr
Ail are welcome to'attend otirif
four program will not operate lo
______ ______ J n t - t ’_ O e w t c - S « c . - Treats..
----problem for mnra dortora, denJd—
ba«v-*-t
t
n
W
r
•
r*-kmu
T01T“
nhiove
nervlcea and to u*e our Reading!
i
E..I
I
i
JW«
ii
i
■
llii.vi
Wi"
patTirfpaifing'
tlita, nurse*. ttchniriana and
vo day* for the .voting- „.nll promptly. I . . . t forger, try
In the Marshall plan. In deprnhospital*." He introdured over u
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
CHI'MCH OF THE NA/ARENE
n’f
^ ' Pfor
, fn »ea
‘m ,U
he
aald,
neither
.noint
four
nor
year ago mraaurra which would
out
a* *" s,«»wl
r(n> »h® check*.
^*
( Episcopal)
113 Maple Arrnue
denciea
of
the
European’
wr?f#rrV
provide scholarship* for qualified
I
Lyiilelrui Zimmerman. H.
Fa.tor, Rev. L. It. Ilnahlun
KCA officiate will- undertaka anv
hoya and girl*, to rrret medical
•Un has a pa**|nn for
ha. a-M*H merI).. Rarlnr
t
Suoday
uo.,1. , y>.4h A. M.
project without conaultton.
a c h ' o l a , “therefore alluiding
• F und 'vine t *k-.'cadt-*—
•*•'•**“?'* •“ . •Var.'l _a«aln*t forgeries
2nd Hum!*.,‘"Alter KflphAy
Sceeial: "The Singing T.i**eii“
- Rep. Lodge (li-Conn), asked
*h-hbld of tbo 64. f„„t *"') *" *'’-|ulrc letter per:,until itlentnem a to * •»*« *nr .- .e-de.rtr.; ,i,
will have rnost of the time for
8:00 A ,,11. Holy Comunlon.
Hnffmsn whether “the Truman
dentist*, nurse* ami trrhnlclana.
lean" a* »be wallowed
|nn •""*> *oclal *eciiHty
0:30 A. M. Family Service and music ami alngitig.
Arhraon Far Eastern policy would
and do an In the Anu-rlmn way
i swell. Her propellor " ‘“.'f
' r f/T ] •••’Citse* before Chlirrh School.
Muioiiig Moinhip, 10.46 A. M,
dp hflnfvd in thp point four prol.y rope*
t.blng the dividend c eek*.
without deatrnylng American tru•LOtt A. M. Morning Prayer anti
M. V. P. . 7:00 I*. M.
irrtm.
* ...
dltlona." He «nld the AilmlniMnhi be hadn't eaten for
»»«"«hman pointed out flint the Sermon.
Rev. Pamp will have charge of
“I’d like to duck' that." Hoff
A m e r ic a n A rn lja s s a d o r
It wa* “O.K."
f t »oti who ra*hna a government
lion’* nrnpnaal “to aocli.liae medi
0:00 P. M. YF8L.
Evangrli*tlr Hour, 7-46 P M
man anawered. I’m not aura that
cine, dental, minting and diiigt* tl
nf
rb?
Rritb.b
tiuwkj
*,“v
“
,,n
"
forged
enilnr—ment
|MCtVKtn dining the week
id
nl
Scmttu
iivariuga
today
.hal
.Sunday
Service*.
Come
unit
hi
ing
u
P h ilip J e s s u p
C on
my
judgement
la
always
good.”
profession* . . . dor* not give
»«mo atm mile* out
‘he full amount.
Monday through Thursday anti friend
Hoffman advocated that aid to
The check* will rango in die
anyone anything free . . .
It ne had lieen eallad "a liar" by
f
e
r
s
W
i
t
h
C
h
i
i n p
Satuidny Holy Communion
Formosa be UMtlaued **ao long n»
seek* to put medicine under the Senator Sparkman (D-Ala).
f>"to W> cent* to *628, tv|th the 7:80 A. M.
Horace
Russell,
general
counael
MILLER
FARMS
(
lll'RI
II
OF
It
la
the
government
policy
,
to
aid
B e f o r e P o l i c y 'F a l k s
nvrrage running n!>out *126.
control of the pnlaled hand of
Friday, Holy Comiinlnn — 0:0(1
Hflll
thou.mnds of political ttpnoln- fur the United State* saving* and non-Communlat area*, Unless nxA. M.
Rev. II. W. Miller, Minister
■>wane, told
rum the
rne Seoaloi.y.
nininii. ,
loan league,
lended, aid to Formoaa will end
LAKE S i t CESS. Inn. It;
Ja y cfi* M eet
Siimlay
Hominy Services, Preaelilng
Clenching and
“I don’t like being railed a liar
lil‘1 — Soviet bloc deleg niton*
Race nlatlon*— "All of it* i>efore a Senatorial rnmmittre or
praise service
*ervlce at
nt ditto
d:(Kl P. M. Prayer
*rr .
(j|E walked out of nnollier I oiled
know that lirtter (elation* will anywhere •lae."
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Maallaae# r o w e , „ in*|
meeting nt 7:30 P. M. Thursday
Nallon* body tmlny in prole*l
nut lie achieved hy the adoption
,
CHURCH
th e flare up came at a Senate
percent of the highway accident* „
r veiling. We don’t need your mo
qrer the conllliliril pre*eoci ul
of anv law* whirh *rrk to coerce hanking subcommittee hearing up
sri* caused, md hy drunkard* but Her. Angus fl. Mrlnnl*. B. It. ney, we nerd you.
Chinese Nnliniiali«l* and * rid
association between the m en . . on a legislation introduced hy
Minister
•’V moderate WMiill* drinker*."
they 1*1111111 spread their lint colt
What the problem of raeial ’re chairman Mayhank (H-SCI of the
lt:45 A. M. Church School.
Formosa
Affair
More than two hllllnn gallon* of
to all l\ V. orgntr*. 'lire new
lation* need* I* the beat effort* Imnking committee. It would pro
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ilrohnl were consumed in Amerlra I LOfl A. M. Morning Worship
walkout look plare in the e. nim
of men wbn have the Intern! of vide mure than |2,000,imh»,inki in
Park \vrniir at Sltih Street
Inst year," he eimtiniieil "if we
Sermon Topic: “What If Christ
mlc and social roitmil'* ciioiititi
both the white and the Negro at government-guaranteed loans to
M', P, llrooks. Jr., Pastor
me to keep death "ff nor mad* Had Not Come" Mr. Mrlnnl*.
lee ott proccrhire.
Thi* lime
heart, not |K<|itlrinn* who deny. nersnna In low Income groups to
John
L.
Miller.
Edm ntinnal
ih.'in P. M, Pioneer Fellowship.
'*(■ must stop drinking entirely.”
f'eerhslor akin jotord Itn.win irt
•Rogue the i**Ue first from one i.ulld home* through cooperative*.
Itlrcrlnr
8:3(1 P. M. Youth Fellowship.
He clrv-ed III* Inil* rvidaining
the prolrst qgainul further pit
•Ide of the polltleiil fence, and
7:30 I’. M. Evening Worship: “We’ve Saved A Place For Vnu"
Itiisiell, who aald he formerly
how iilcolinl nets nil dlffeient pnlt.s
than the other."
lirllistlon ol Hie i hiiicsr N ■
Sunday School 11:16 A, M,
Sermon hy Mr. Mclnni*.
f the brain.
helped draft government leg!*Hnuslist delegation in I
\
A place for every age lliitli to
Taft-liartlev —lie voted nmlial Int ion. cnllrrl the plan “unrennumic
Sireclal Music for Sunday Morn
M. A. ‘Fool.*’ Yelvington wa*
agencies
’lire lfti**l.*n ili-ltand unrealistic." tie said:
..... . ,
niirodm-ed an a nerv nienilier and ing: Anthem: "Jean* Mv Savior denth.
galliin walked out ol the serin
Morning Worship ll »" A. M. i
“It Is, not only pine Sociallani i |oa( fnur
Look, on Me" and Solo: "The Llv.
Mi. Krone wan n guest.
i".- fool" he Itoi.erl it...wo
hv ihv Fa-tor
to the extent of two hllllnn rl<d- 1 inn r ho.
T-wVt-iT.V
noiilireii it would not return a*
Special Music for Similay Even-1
ine iri onp. Including
Iona a* Ihr < lilnese N ii Hoii .i IikI*
......................
.......... _ .
. IT,don fur every Chill tl, .Member.
managt'ineid nelatlonshlps."
............
He
• skipper, heni'rf-d
L
o
n
j^
W
fM
K
l
S
c
h
o
o
l
i s l at the table.
'I lie Sill ict
said he Is "In favor of hum titling :tn,| now, fon (*tte, regret T« •!*>
Ifrom Hansel and fiirlel l.y the finn y How, for rhltdrrn under '.i I R I K METHODIST CHUHl’H
C I S , will) were picked
Inirl'4 Choir.
year* --f «gblur i ciuilrlr'. mrai:'.* hih mil
the Taft-IInrHcv law In i•••Vrrwl idherwUe la to luinkiupt our
eh llheilv ship
Aim,.
_
„
West Fourth Street and Laurel
1
MRllHoti rruM F a n Oi»»|
tinned llieir two-year leu m il
--------Evening Wo,shin 7:311 P. M.
reaper Is, hut I hilleve thei* hunk country and mortgage away our
Arenue
►tut liii*t thii cnrim*if hi* irmnfrif '
of the yrai-arm iiul l llllr n*-ein
prlnclplea of Hint act m
,.........
CHRIST
CHURCH.
I.ungwood
.Sermon
by
the
Pastor
m* in thi» f1 cednrn."
Frrd It. Horton, pa«tar.
I three companions unless 2d acre, are added to the
Illy where ( ’hille-.e NnlliMi.ilisI
best Interest
of
thn Ihihorin,(Fpisropal)
Nurse,y open at all services for
t
-•
•••••
t* p n ,| I i t f f
I IM ifl
f*'*| Ih 1 liMlhuni till ' •f••
ij«tici» * nri* l»«*imr
Sunday School 1>:46 A. M.
WASHINtiTON^ Jan. |.T
„p>
delegate T. F . 'Iniiing »u- lemli
and Ihe general puhlir and ahoi.l I
Rev.
If.
I.yllirfor,
Xlmmerman.
II.
rl,lS?rY"
ni«-«fhonl
age
Motninj;
Wni*hlp
1(1:46'A.
M
.
later
this
afternoon
.
h*.
-aid
to
a
c
ute
the
neermary
na
lafainatl
"
Senator
Pepper
(fl-Fla.t
said
he retained.'
lo renew Ills demamls Hull I(u
I) virar
ttrilwwmy
Kv«tiiii|;
Servin'
mt home,
i,,,M|
Ytuuig Peoples Service 7:0(1 P.
bn will seek re-election on
ala lie ludlrled for uiiliug Hie
Souml. money
monry and fiscal poll,
policy today
2nd Si,nda* ’ After Eplnh-ny
7 ’"1‘ fV .M- W"
"""'V 1" * »«* M.
lew he told this ato
Mr.. I. Hamilton wa* grunted *
. ft
the
hast*
of
his
“loyal
support"
of
Chinese ( iiinitiiiiii*|>>.
—• J rogram surh as
as vetnaiis
vetpiaiis aid,
l*:30 A. M. Holy Communion and
H"Vk of Acta. We Invite
Evmigellatle Sc(vice 7:30 P Tl
leave of ttli .once f,,, ,|,„ reil of
puhlir hoiialng, publice n**i*tan**.,
i;--.;,,;,,
you to he with ua.
Special Hervlrea Monday and
coming „|, to Ihc |
school te,„i and Mil F.dna He.mon. All *,e welcome.
r.»ery It,Him A* Warn, A* \oor
penalon, and retirements will
I’ucMlay night* ly C.eneral Milwhen the fust thing | Mae llnoiphn y wa . ap|ml„ted to
fail
---.
Home"
fall of
of iour government does
lillciy <locl between ( onimnmd
shmarv Officer* 7:80 P. M.
ndiis
from
ihc
cap
I
'ake
he,
place,
following
recommaintain _a .........
I.AKE
MARY
COMMUNITY
sound financial p
Piayer and Pial*e, Wednesday.
lelegiHph I Intercom i I "" e'latlon of the Tn, ti-es.
tinupv in Sw.vtovv .iiul ..si,,.is.ili*I
"in due lime | ahull qualify
PRESBYTERIAN UIIUHCH
.'CONIJH Eli ATKIN Al.
f ill Iff II
tlon. This deficit spending liuri
7:30 P. M
any make a statement. My state
t
luiiesr on N.tmua blniul Vs.i- |C
U.
White,
Pastor
Park
Avenue
*nd
Thlttl
Street
tverylmdy
• • -»’ • • . None of Ho man ment. however, will not lie encimrrh School 10:0(1 A. M.
2- Bernard Hoot, Minister
|Mi,1e<i toil.iv liy the Nation ill t tie
plan* now pending i„ n„, ,
FIRST
METHODIST
UIIUHCH
Wor*|,i,i 11 :(N) A. M.
Surnlay School
Iq uo
M.
grea. which call fnr 'two ...... dot nod hy the ItepulillcaMs. Nm
J, R. McKinley, Minister
friiis* minivliy
will It give aid and rmufort to
We«tin.u*tei
Fellowship (1:3(1
Morning Wordilp
11:00 A. M. Mr*, p. R. Stephrnson. I). It F.
stona in every put’ com,-* free
Hie
Kepi,hli,
ans,"
Pappr,
,„|d
P.
61.
Sermon:
“(iiHl'a
(lift"
Swatow I* <» poit ntv sl‘»iit !••**
Let u» therefore oppose the ev
if will lif Iwwil ti|if»n my nmrlv
The Friendship Cla*. meets with
Hap|iinr*s Is One Thing That i V:45 A. M. Chureh School
miles linithvvMt ul Unit'll t long
®{ W l v prograno uut, I I yea,a of loyal aupooil of f’rralA
class
for
every
age.
Mr*. .Iran Brooklyn at H:fM> P. M Multiplies hy Uivision.
ohr Midget permit, it. |.„
Kong mill I
lllllrs V,e*l ol live
11:00 A. M. Morning Wor*)ji.
'hnt Itimanvelt. Pteshlmt Tmrmin
----- —
on Tuesday.
:
*l*t the adoption Ilf ,,|nilK
S«rmon Topic: "Keeping A»*r*
loutliem
lip
ol
1
or,no,a.
and
the
lierm*
ratle
Pa,
tv
in
„||>.
other government* |,av„ tiied
nf Christ"
t of nJ| on, iteople."
.
SEVENTH
IIAV
|
he
„m,i*lry
,li,I
md iumiImu,
' I nc lliitl i, -top. picked „:i up
0:80 I* M. Youth Fellowship
ADVENTIST CIIURt ll
n fjlji |’,| la**,i' in the water about
ginuuil iiglitm,' on N.iiiio i M.iml
l
Service.
’
.
Elm and Seventh Street
COLORED NEWS
In tnlhnl**). The whotn five of
7;80 P.MT Evening Worship.
where the ( ommunivlh Imre rsl.vl,
Elder A. B.'. Devo.
u» krrrd picked up.
j.
Sermon'Topic: "Prey^r 1* I’m*MiUlSK FOSTER
lull* I a lie.o lilic ol.
Haperlnlendlng
Pastor
"Theiie was arvme ml*t at the
er" !,
1,
I he miiii-it) snid N.iirointli't, on
time.
1
never
saw
the
SwedlHii
m UHURf || NEWS
ls
AsiiUfanla
ehip until I, hit ua,
Avenue. U gniong (lie
1.1,limit M uni. Iir.t, N.iiuoa I’lolie
Sahliath
Mr*.
R.
(i.
Bria*oii,
n
A.M.K. nhlifrh,
"A fter the rolllmnn the people
lip *1, «sBe,,l|dr»l l.imlillu I•V .iboltl
an School superintendent
, /* V ' Jnh" K. f Jarey of
•n Ihe bridge stayrd theie three
Friend, of MltiTnta'Iam' AanV.
(irlamln District |„ charge.
|l tis lls u .s n s I s s r I a s i
Thoiuaa Walter, home ml**ionof
four
*en...d*
and
the
aulimarln.
leneher
nt
(.’rooms
Academy,
will
opened will, Sunday S ch li' m - X '
s ary leatler.
sank under ’them."
...........
he happy «n learn (bat she ha*
t»
Suhhatii School 0:3(1 A. M. every
Mr*. Ainnl'r
SnUnday; rhnrch eervlre, ||:IK)
V '/
to
worst
!•
M"*’*.
*
Morning
fvorahlp
worship hegnn at
*1 M:nn
||:nn a M
*i Ti * h„ 1 1 ° 'n ^
Hint the United Slate* Intend*1to
" ' A.M. Prayer meeting 7:30 P. M.,
*:(*1,j|y Monday,
slay in Japan.
•ermon was delivered by Hie
■* Wednesday.
Ihurry ofr St.
i ^ .."'."'’T
* Mr"
Ada
{•VDi
Petersburg,
was
at
Mdlng Elder, Itev. Uamy ||i*
her
M
jld
r
during
her
lilneaa.
She
Jwt. "The f'hrialiati llV e." ,
wJI) ho leaving for home Ratnnlay.
day night Rev. f.Vrry held
firat Ijnnt terly Conference e
.AJvl’i (jdliknt’ v ri* npimiori-n
Mr*. Alice Washington. Henava
'anid?
•"■dy, All Ik
Sifaforo rmiiriiinu foi Hie Mnrr •'
wade their report*, a large ,•
h..i l ’ " .’" , k ,n ,’f '1 "• home,
i.i liiuici enoi|inlirp f<u l)o> ,‘h'ie
vv
V’";’" * ' 1 «" h. doing nicely;
fathered
"" ,,f
»cr,
Me
wish
tier
a
speedy
rnciivsn.
'
1( 11 * * ' tVnntv n.ipt.-i "(
‘ "»•’>' « ill riot I,,.
. Iqfpnijle Pinnlyei'4 Foonilntlo|i
Bethel on Sunday because oi
qf ineidlng pts-hldeil i.vei hy 1“
II W. Hopreelil. ptesideiil of lie
atU|),,r ,lyi '
•"'Ing
oriranixntion, held nt the Florid'i
fn «°r n °- Th'’
are
Jng all the member* and fr
State Bunk Fridnv lifter noon.
to come and worship at New I
tiene Tucker cnshlei of the
hank, will nerve a* countv elin'tWimm,,mlV
" " ,B' will
K-v.,,i
Wllli’ima of ’..J
IlNrlow.
milti, nssisled hv 111 llupreclit.
“**ri M" ’ M»rnlng and ev,
Other* present nt the meeting
were It. I. Dean, vice president,
revived*
° mt " ml K'" y" " r
Orion Farrell and Briivlon Per
Mr. Julia Dixon, rape
kins, Jr, who will ns-ist wri*'i
Ihe drlvH.
No definite goal vvn* set for
8T. JAMES A.M.K. t'HI'Ht
(R, tin- alt Ive lull it was pointed nit
Leal We Forget
hv Dr. Ituprncht Hint Ihe hi''nt
Friday night Choir No. |
Chapter ha* ulreudy spent moro
' s'l,
tlian It lias rul«cd in loeil eon. J * 1.1
Sunday there w||
trlhniioii* and Hint il Ims lieen
Church* "u Nt’ J "" > - A.
necesiarv to lairrow mote tlinn
an
yo,,r Chalr-wt
33,000 from Hit* national organ•o 'hat you ran make
..
Uallnli In’ order to' prnvido for
A t TH E C H U R C H E S
THE W EATH ER
I air ami warm through
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A II.Y N E W S P A P E R
Eslnbllshed ISMS
Shelling By
Chiang, Reds:
Is Reported
Alvin Odhnm To
Hoad March ,(or
Him oh Canipni^n
* S « W
W
S S
f IN TOWN
f w ® * . Mia. Rm
Jr'Hy
Lewis Miners
A t t 'r i t i c s
•il Mult* I
ArhuHon il«*t9 9 cIiiiIn iii SVi«*tinii|finii witii
l*i »•! itii'iil lelin S irltrirn (t‘rnl«*rl uu«i S»*n l«un I 'till
•■x 1 fiflt'l' lull'll^ li:irk lit t'lllU’E d flu* A«lliiili« 1111V»<>11
In*) In a |i» •i’ll nl itii' Nii I k iml
( lull. S«‘i i<*iiirv
ml It** |'!|»t«‘il noli* 1*1.1nia nf tin i’tlllllNp«‘ nf flic ( ItllttMi*
11 i»i«(iil mi €••*!!«*1 nllMht||i(» ('lining Km li« k lin* II. ,S
BARB STUDENTS ARRIVE
L Forty tn fifty atudenta are c«•peeled to arrive today for the
opening of Georg* Harr’* Umpire
School with the tame amount egpeeted tomorrow, It waa amtouncvl
[C-'Vj
Major league umpire Gonrge
■err requeata .that parsons with
M i a so tl kaAfars and magaclUe
bring them to the flknM office
or I* the school office al t i e Muni.
*
V.
•
•
*
•
(
,
.
. Vvi
A fly '
A n il S c e n t*
fruntan Tax
Increase Plan
To Be Delayed
O f C ra sh
A g a in s t
3 -D a y
! S p e c i a I M essage T o
W o rk W e e a M ay B e
C o n g ress
R eason
I ..i t e r
For
T o
M in e rs
W o rk
G O P
cause of ’ i,i,rev, and Ink of con
Iidem e n, Ihr preset,I I'MW
leadership."
l\kI Uf
HlSSOVlSb
Frenth-German Defense Rests
Fconomic Talks | In Al^er Hiss
Termed Success P e rju ry Trial
—
$ /1 0 0
*
M i 11 i< n i
I '.i c i
S.’itii
Is
i
T r ii t l c
D ec i tied ;
l.uiisu
T h is
IN lull. Ill—o l ’l Wei
. Ii.im elliu |)i
Koiii ol
.......eiHuil.vv lli.ilI’MM"'
•n we.i (trnu.ioy •‘•or.imev
Inline .e, iinty.
••'■I, dis«lining (leimaii -f
umiiisI Kuv.i.i nl a pie.v
or in lioiili, »*nil:
i I ii11 >*.I .Sl.drv ami llnlain
ihr v.tuir .iKtinamr I’Mwir
•
i ,ii
"•
thiougll ll'irmli
uiHiulrr l(obril) Scloim.in
• will have more than wr
>•
.
itiei'e cauliuui wool* about
I,
t i.i. ,.ik .
ill* ol lo* talk* will, Jk Iiu
lenl.iy weir made a* Scliu-
Ihr pio*r, iiIioii aniiniilirri! ilnvi
|| vvoilM III11■-11ill e lfliiill.il levll
iiioiiV
|..„|,ri
,|r |rlltr
|„ y,|l,1|(,K,„
, |IIIIMr(| ............... n(lt|
W,„i
laKr-r Cliatnbrrt’ vt.itemrnt llial hr
cuu<nleir<l lum»ell .i brlter Com
||M„ J,„ P| Stalin tlul mil
piove .invtliniH about Cbnmbei*
mental -lair.
Ih” willies* wn* Hr. Henry A
Miiiiuv of llnivnrd Uliiveraity,
who testified lust week Hint Chamtier*' remark alaml hlmsellf in
relation to Htnlln waa evidence of
“grandiose ideas.”
Today, liowavur,assistant U. S.
Attorney Thomas F- Murphy told
Dr. Moimy that Chamlier* did
|to| V1)h|l,
l(ll, ,mnairh but made
(* ••■tiau»a n* raaa Twal
1 J . N. Hole.on, Jr. announced
todny that 1, 1* new men’s wear
store will open in the Robson
Sporting Uoml* building at 3i)<l
East Fiist Street on Felt. I. M,
Robson, win. hi# had 24 yeurs
experience In men'* wear merchan
dising in Sanford, ha* Just ieturned fro,,, Atlanta where he
a(entiled n three day clothing allow
und purrhar.i-d a stock fnr hi* new
store,
"Tin* tiling that Impressed me
"it the trio waa that nearly nil
the excaul Ive* of firm* up north
now Hi-ein to know almut Hanford,"
iihl Mr. Robson. Many of them
let me know they knew ala.,it the
(lini,Is training achool and lumc
of them had received folders of
the Mnyfnlr Inn. The older xale*mrn who have lieen coining to
Sanford for many years, remarked
about our urnwth and aald our
Jown i* really allowing sign* of
nsL,zn
III* 'lilt* HllA III
W eek
N. I t o li N o n To
Open Store Feb. I
Hanford rmten*. who-e names
are now on the City hooka are
not renuireri to re-reflsfep at the
City Hall fur the coming special
referendum election on the Florida
I'ower and Llfht Co. franchise on
Feb. 21, H. N. flayer,-City dark,
announced (hi* monMng.
Uhc
book*, however, will be opened
Saturday until Fab. 10. for U m *
not reglstared.
’
FRANCE
| u ry
III III l\. .Inn. III.
op, —
V i*- slv I loilkov, chief o| the
‘■'"ii'i control I'omiuir-hii.u („
lie ,intiiv. imlificd t'a*l lieiatan
iiiiHi.o iiir* Initial,I tluii nil conrenlialioi, rnilips i„ the |’.a*l
/nm' » ill In- liquidated iminrdl'
■l. I)
l -limnle* of H,e miniher nl pen-on* held m the run•intratiun ramp-. In Hie Soviet
run, liavt ran a* Idyl, a* .’15,1)1111.
Ihe ~r,»»Irf more could he Hof^n
<>ill. Hie l oiuinilitUla' pew ultra
cite .<mi. ,1 al a noli,g wrate, „
Her mail* ami t olidlfyine tl.e
If- if I'ollmvintt in the .F.i*l roue
nail, i llie li.innei of ''l.rraiuu
mol i ."
( U.ll |#I•ei|l|CIIIMI W<«* YlllM.im
in lull twlint III Simlliviesl Vili'no.i
with only HD iligKci' "He “ut "•
the aien'* Ui.000 nilliriv , Iioomuv
llol lo Wills
I’herewn* no iimrs> oftniul c»
liliiioition fin this week’* will.,
outs limn there was for last's
week's. Lewis, as pi esiilent >1
Hie United Mine Workers 'eel
soggesled lust week tlml '!•
striking millers return to Hi.'
pits today.
Some of the
ll.liilt) wrsleni
Peliay Ivuiiiu diggeis who came
to work were warned roviiip
pickets would cume around -iiid
GOLF TOURNEY
Kd Levy Whltner and i . W. AItman scored low net Hi the handi
cap team tournament at the Denford-Hemlnole Country Club, Sundev. Runnera-up were fl. r . fteueeholder, Boy Srmea, Marold Heflael
end Andrew Cerrewgy. Jim flpeneer and P. D. Mill* f o i low grace
•com.
1 -a
.
•
Hugh Whclchel, e ^ g i w d the
Country Club w h near let tc th*
pin with hU drive V M m 1«|| bohh
which le a per three h e k
1111* (Ik wlull 1111v* nil
e•«Hlleeii«rl ie*« I'seear I hi.I
IJM Ia ^ n u
T oR u n
( .(
u if .c
hor
C o m m is s io n e r
N a m e d
O f
D is tr ic t
C en su s
T w o
Touhy
Is
A s s is ta n t
S u p e r v is o r
I I1 llfii'iin. I Vic |'mi k \ i •>fiii*
hiiliiy iiiiiiiMiiiri'il In'. •*n 1 11Ini’\ (••»
t i l l * p*i t ** f r** Mi il\
• i «lti III I l u f i i ‘ 1
III
Ih 11i d
If i n
l|.•
I Ii ' I i u n i Ml i.
Itoin in .St’iii' Imiiit, i;u , Mi || i
Ifllll *'{11111- III I ’ll,** t'Mlilil \ III IPIMI
•
’Mid In Mil•if«••<1 III IPil l III* u I
an mi iirii'iil •’•millv i<iiiiiiiii**Hi«»ii*‘i
wlii'ii S«'iiim»d«‘ Cmhii. y wii l.*i m* «|
hi IKII nn.l •••rv»*il •mill im. vmi
ll'llll'l. 11 •* mIm* ttlVl'il ||| |'l'."f m*•
I illy I'Miilii'iliiniii prim In fL#
f«iI I11f11lull i»f IIn* t'ily MIMliMl'i l
fnrill «if IfMVi’l l||ll**liI
lie is likewise cspvr,cored 0,
tnle leg,.lullv.' pndile,,'-. hnviMg
erved Seiiiil.ole I'l.uuty ,n Ihe
tnle legit lain,e fioii, iX‘l II,rough
IU3I
Mr n,el Mis llugnn liuve
lived
He o le.,oc al I7U'! Pail
1venue for Hie pant 3 / yea,"
They have two m. iis, Koherl I
llrtpili., grower of Paolo and I. P
llui;aii, J r , automobile salesman
a, Orlando, ami one dnuylilet,
traatlaaea n , raa* Ptral
Of an
expected
10.000 new registrations for voting, a lotal ol
.........
r ......... .....................
1.1/2 persons in Seminole County lud registered at tl.e ih.se of the
second week nf the registration period, il was annouiirnl il„% morning
by Lourine A. Messenger, supervisor of registration, wlm ruipliasi/esl
llie fad flint everyone in Seminole ('nunly mini tr-irgistr, ,» older
to vote in the 1950 elections and .ill itihsrqurnl stale, county and
national elections. There is no cbaii’r for regiilrimg.
Regard lean uf whether a p a r a o n * --------------------------------------------ha* previously registered, he tir
ahe will ba required to re-register, M'Ntev hi,llol under (lie law ate:
II) I'ersi.iia no phy.'.icnlly dirsaid the Supervisor who urged all
those eligible to vote to visit the "•’led a* to he unahte without **office ala 113 Magnolia Avenue as Mitanco to attend Ihe pail*.
{8 ) I’critiuui who will Ini absent
soon as possible, ao a* to avoid the
last minute rush near th* deadline. from their rounty during the en
There are two people on duty each tile period poll* will Im open.
Application for Imllot must In*
week day. Monday through Satur
day, from B:00 A.M. tu 6 :oo I'.M. "•»'le •« the Supervluor of Regi*.
to r eg later anyone In the county Irstlon of homa county, during ii
whu desires tu vule. The hook* 45 day |>#rlod preceding the elecwill remain open through Friday, tins. The application must he
signal by the voter In tlia presence
March 81.
'
of two witnesses and notarised be
In order to be eligible to vote, fore the ballot ran be delivered
pewemvig must
HIUDt b*
uv 21
Cl years
JVRII of
t'l eg*.
RK«t Th* marked ballot mutt In. In thn
a« person
must have lived in th* state of office of the supervisor not later
Florida for one year end in Sem than 6:00 KM. on the fourth day
inole County for six months.
pfwMlng, lha election dato.
All abaentoa voting will be
All United Stales service men
bandied through th* oMica of the or women, and government em
supervisor Instead of lit the office ployee* who wens previously regis
ter#Jm a y Hava tnalr registration
tran-farrad by notifying the super-
tmmm
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»k
k»*t D u l l
In
•(»l»* ••lillllK illit Irs unit h li.nl |ti'i'ii
’Inlf'll 11«»||» ill* || a.ffl111*a
I •ffl’l’l |»l lit? * 11•*i nf llfli* iip^li
\«•••! If III ill Ill'll fHU'f’l |ll IHl H fnuiitl
••It ' l l ' YI’l l l l l f l t i M M l i n i n g Ilf S l l l c k
I n i u l M h i 1 1 *m i i it , . u n i I’n i i f i m i i f i l
' ( t l . Mil
i<\ uli'Mi'i III* r m i f i ' v n l III
Di
t M um \ , iin«I
\ **t u I I m i k m s
(itmini v *iii M iv ''
Everyone Musi Re-Register In
Order To Vote In 1950 Elections
daughter of Mr. Smith*,
W e e k ;
For
Cut
Fwo Missing Professors Found
1C x p e c l o i l ' F o G u t
T r i a l
C a lls
K x p e c te d
iMe.inwInle. 1 f 1.000.000.000 cut
■o I’lesiilml 1 1 mnjii ' s
iHNI.INHI spru.l
IA7HI0 anvv ,.r il.e Saedivli tanker Dli’l ui, wlil.h rammed and pnie.l I.,.I *v
ir llnl,ell .I.l.m.iline Truculent In the Thame* r.*tu»i * oil Slirtiti».„r |uiidoo. ii Blown above. At left ( Intel 1 a m,.|> Incut*, the •Di;.ii
.CMC The lit ill'll Admit ally virtually rmi* op hope of reicuhtg 58
L .o g e . who lie.nl, ||ie laglM.,11,1 III* toll when divels who Upped the h ill i. cived no re- li.iining 'srn.iir I in.vnvr L'oinmuitr iM. cn u ium rn have tuen i**cur,t A special Admlrallv olfleer
ut to "writ it" the fiHml lie will alt's u wanant mdlre on the Icr. I.dil icpoiierv lie tliinkt that
,„d ,t w ill,.... .. under twa control.
(Lit. rmtlloiuil K.idUiplioto) il l ongirM listens to the man in
ihc slirci d v*ill do voiiir drastic
IIIUIIIIIIII! in govriuinrnt mitl.iy*.
I limit the Iniilgrt i oulil he
h.il in, cil isdlmiii -rrmiis injury to
.mv •ssruti.il giiveriiiuenl services
in isdli.ml welshing no our com*
iiiiIiii* nls aloiijil."
ihr (irorgia
.Vu.itoi s.iul Mi I lum.m liguic*
p-mlnig will oulstii|i income by
mine ili.tn f'l.lKMI.IHKI.OOO m ih*
ii Iisi il sen lirginning July I.
^
While licit,te inid he hasn’t
' - Hulled the 1inlget nuingli in de*
S toil In xnv where specific cut*
• -dniiilil Ih- made lie olisei ved that
IV i( tliere i* to lie any saving,
"l 'ollgi e*a iiili't dii everything
’ the speeinl mleiesl ginups wants.
".
“I dmi't believe vve can mailtcr lain out present type of polMIC i cal vtiuctiire uiiIuhh we cut hack
I IlllllllHIM'
'on spending,’’ lie *nld
31 l I I Ill'll
‘
t ieorgi*
thus
'lei'omied
ilia
i,|
irnallauca na raa* Two
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•UUtiiONl
- -
F t ? t i e r » i! C o m i
in
WAM IIM .lt IN. Jan. lf> -{/P )
I hr Wlulr lloii.r raid today
that Pirinlriil Tiiniiaii't tpccial
lav mrr«yyr
('migrrii may ba
tleljyeil lin a le»» tlayv.
I'leri.lenllil rriietiiy t Imlei C.
Hnr- I..I.I irpmlrir il likrly would
not I'* re itlv .,11111 'towaid the end
nl the week
I lie I'tr-t.lnti Int indiralrd lie
will ark Ini i olr in w nlime excite
layer and a hnt»l hi ntliri leviei,
Ihr .inn would lie a "moderate"
ri ill r t v in, ir ..e________________
GREAT BRITAIN
touiwjwsion
ill■t••1 iiihumI Im iiiiiiinmu fin- 11•*fi'Iitm* |u 1 iiiu't 1*1 iiimiiii'I \iin
I ln(« 1 milDiiifil S«»iiii*I|'Iim|ii 1
J.
K a n t m i ’tl S n h
To Start Work
VVhllc In Atlanta he atayexj at
the home of hla brother, Alfred.
k jto y . W g w i h af N(«m|
i’a n k c r T h a i
WMKK«- IIAHRK, p*H J .„
IB. — idh _ For the Oral lime
In IS rear* a move waa under
**u) today to organlle a rival
union to John I.. Lewis' United
Mine Worker* In the hard coal
field*. FtUtenre of the group,
railing Itself the Independent
Anlhrnritr Mine Worker*. w»*
tli*i lo*rd It) T, F. illurk)) llrenntit former Wyoming Valley
mnl miiirr. 'I he move for nn In
dept tideut union. Ilreniian *ald.
"■l‘tried In the Plltslun area In
easier n I'cnnst Ir .nils'* hard cost
field* shiully nllrr Ihr l.rarlionlcie,| three-day work week
//rOAA-ATADA/VF /
ssp>nF:
B ack
R e f u s a l
SFFCTACl/lAA 'A0CKFF* FMff/MFS /
Oil aceoimt of llie iimiNunlly
arriml* natlon-wlile epidemic1 but
year,'and Ihe large sum* which
bad tn liu advanced to many coml mimltlea thrmigiioul tile coun
try, thg Nntionni Foiimlntlo,, I*
virtually bankrupt now. Dr. Hupil-cht aald, and if it la to con
tinue Ita. effort* toward Hiding
crippled children, it niuat receive
greater luppnrt limn ever before,
for*.
Plain fnr the drive wcto ouliinvd by Mr. Odlyuuv wlm suid that
a booth will lie set up In thn
Rita Theater to accept contri
bution!, that five gallon Jugu
will be placed in lianka, hotel*
and the moat ronaplciou* place*
to receive donation* up to 50
cent*, and a npeclnl large gifta
committee will be appointed to
eontart the larger rontrihiitiiM.
Plan* also Include n couple of
dance*, vlflt* to the schools *tplaining the Importance of the
March of Dime* drive, and uiiinatou* other activities.
In New York city todav wa*
proclaimed "M-D*vH — mnhllDa-
H it«
R e v o lt
iiA M O /to u s urew f i / tu /ia m / c s /
IVH /AlAW Ar
A ch u son
tl P ress Leased W ile
III M l *I Y\ t« \ .
S i n •i l l
I*
liml
\k Ill' ll* In* w
A
M i'li*
In
\\ it Ii
uliM iliti
Ii|||*||
|*••! >•'•• • III I n i l l n l ^ i l f i l l ' S I I ICKI j III'I
........ .ii |mikim*( I'i "luy instil st
iii
V
ii»*
\Vi l l i u i i i s ,
Ii ,
S iin l'iril
i i I I m |i h
\, il l iv l i t ! ' |*-1 I t i l * ' Ii«ill*llli9*
I l h r ||« i i « 4 D u r a a # f a » l
ru .lcio I.luies III the \11a ut:,
( ' u i i i i l y S f litM ils
Id
MHoiugli llie IU'IiihI e, hi, ua,'*
•mo doe not take place iinlil
U ffu iv * * S I a lt* F u i u l s
'loll, current prepaialou,* aie
• I'litilil tiecnil'le pe pie ool I lie
| •l flltlll |«*lt "I III*'M* Ul.lM ft,
........ I and Irniiii'd in liu elloig the ilflll llii-> nf f*I ala* M
a*••(•*)' It* t’lMIflfy
•leiuil* neeessaiy I loo.h llie **•lit **•11 v\m* hi miI** Silt ill ituy liy
one I coinplele nurvev >d pe, *«■»*, t ’niii|it rnlli'i I' M (any ii* ihr
divelliugn mill farm* Hint lei eiei fn i lliMi it'iiutliim'i* nmler Fl.ir*
been
umlurthkiq,,
Win, lev.
said
Mi
Mr
Ilo- llrlaildo office “ III lie lo
call'd Nl III!* former I III, \M |
••ase and will eoiilrol Ho- ■•.noil In
Brevard, IMtru*, Fine lei , Lake
Mmeiii, Ornnge, IMceela. Pi,liiiilu.
Semmule, Bt. Join, , Sumle, and
Colusln eountiea — i,|i|oovmiately
111,6(11, sqiiarg inllrs.
Mr. Touhy, Ainfiud Iminiii«*nh
man, loeHldent of the Roiurv Cluh,
"iihl Dial llie tusk ut lucent 1*
to gel Ilie office „,u! i upplie* set
up O Hint nt u lute, dale tile se
lection, training und wo,king of
pel*o,llie) can lie arcii|i,|d,she<l n v
emoot lily us |uii*ihlee. lie added,
howevec, tlml thosu now mlc,aided
in serving n* •numrrotoii, *lio„|<l
write to the Orlnmio Ilu.trid off
ice, Buieau of the ( ’p „ h„ i., a* soon
ns possible
III l
|*« i
i'll!
Sl.flffl'
flltl |ll'>KI MIIl
Si‘liiif|n|i* ('•Ilfllilyfuf/il fill (mil
pill flu »“ filai«*ilVil«*i| III
|!Ml.
I In iiichii|i|i| jRff./ir.M for K«•!•«'Ii
pr'i " 'iImiii*' , f I .tltlfa foi lutlt'tpiil
liition, ffl.itlH for nllit*r fiinoiil p i p»'l|i*‘ ffl||*|
f«al 1‘Mpillll out*
luy
I lie •dense of timd* to tIncounties in fi,inn'll hy Slnle cduI'liti.in officials according to the
foriiiiilii estaldislted In ihe 1U47
srliool law und nmended l.y tl.e
ItllP legislature.
I'ASH Hi (Jl-ris 311 YEARS
RDUMESIER, N Y., Jan. Ul—
(/I'l 'Ihe Rev. tieorge 1'. Helenyi, Ill-year-old Episcopal pi,*tor,
wn* siqilencfil l.sluy to serve 60
year* to life in prison for '.lie
fnlrsl slioi ii ing of hi* pretty,
young wife.
Ilelcnvl wa* convicted Dee. 6
on u second degree murder
charge. The nentenre given mv
Morirne County Judge Daniel J.
O'Mnra wa* 30 year* mure than
the minimum posit.le under Mate
law.
Tiie clergyman
............ was convicted
of shooting hi* wife, Jean, 26, and
throwing her body in the Gene
see River, when it wa* found
DISABLED VETS
Members of the DAV will en
joy a recreation uml game night
Thursday at 8:00 KM. at the Le& **«». 1-mil* Rotundo, fifth
't cominaniler, will have
charge of the program. Refresh
ments will be served. Prior to the
program a short business session
will ho conducted by Commander
Charles Vodoplch.
High Court Rules
To Deport Aliens
Who Menace I J. S,
M VHIINl.KlN. I.iii If. —
1 I’1
Ihr lliitli liihiooH today
apli-ld in elle.i ,i I'loiida law
“ Inch restrict* pickrlittg to the
imairdinle iiieioi*,-* of an cm
phiver involved in a lalair di*|iule. Ihe rniirl refused to con"idei nil VI'L attack on the art
on Hie ground* Hint n vlolalea
tree speech guarantee*, tl ruled
s o that the U. S. Circuit Court
ill New Dr lean* properlv ordried a new trial lor J, linker
Bryan. Sr., of Jacksonville, Fla..
.M'i'usrd of allempliiig n. evade
lave*. Brvau wa* convicted un
l»o count* charging uttrmptrd
evasion in |'l|i „i,d |<i11
||(
»a* seiilrured lo two years in
prbuni and Illl.Oilii fine.
The
etreuB cnitri reversed Ihe convirtiuu mi the ground the evi
dence wn« Insufficient hut or
dered a new trial.
WASHINGlONJat, lb -J/C)—
Ika Supieme Conn hy * vote of
• to I today uplirld (lie governoeni’v light In <lr(ioii former alieni
who love dim Ameiicau edi/gnIhr tiil.uiul alvo split on idenlitl lutes ,„ ,i,ling that the govern
ment may exclude war luulrs and
"ihr, aliens without a lirating if
it coniidris thru, poo, security
inks.
iwo drpoHatiou cases were de
cided by the court, one involving
Otto A. Willunirit, a one-time leadn m ihr Grttnan-Ameriran Bund.
Willumeit was accusril and convtcled a plotting with other per
tain to deliver military secreli lo
Germany and Japan. His naturali
zation was cancelled in 1144 on
the ground that il was illegally
obtained. Hut when the attorney
general sought to depoit him, Wilumed contended a 1920 deportaion law did nut apply to him baauie be was nut an alien but a
irsitia w f <)■ t-aae Twa)
THE W EATHER
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Ill till
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THE BANFORD HERALD, 84NFORDt_yLgRTOAL
The Sanford Herald
y
K a O M liM I*
. b iiik id
■'■ill* exrsp t
M a laria*
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a n * * )* < ■ •
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>H M a a n a lla
A ven as
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H i i n a i cla ss m a il* *
O alnhar M , l « » , a t Ik e P a st (H itir
• I M a l m * , M u rld a. a a d r r th * AH
a l Ca a a r n a o l M arch a. la r * .
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M Ol.t.ANtl |„ IJHAN
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lin lllH IN tlldA !C
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a i 'M e r n i m n N
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Recognition For China
~ -
Marshall Calls Fo r N ational
Ardent friend* of Nntfnnalint China afo beginning to
Blood Donations For Red Cross
rnRlgn tlumiHclveH to the pronpect of United States recor.ni-
( C a a tla a f *
fia ia
r a il
fla t)
Pepper
Shipment Called
Beat Ever Made
wanD to be friend* with Germany.
Meanwhile in Parir, it wa» de
tion for the Communist government of China aa an In
cided France and Wed Germany
evitable conclusion to our part In the fray. Probably re
will tign a new trade pact Wedne»JACKSONVILLE. Jan. IB. _
BOSTON, Ian 16. — (IV ) — (ifnfml Grorge C. Mnrtlmll called
cognition Is inevitable. But It la neither necessary nor wise today (nr n "indy national" program of Bed Cro»i blood contributions,
•y tor an edimated $400,000,000 (Special) — "The first solid load
that II he granted in I he immediate future, even should the luniing broadly dmI ihry would he wrrly nrrdfd in event of atomic
worth ol hutines*, informed aourcea ir pepper* ever shipped out of
Florida's foremost tomato marketo
Nn.lmmllnt government utterly collapse Hnd disappear.
•aid loday.
win birr.
left the Ft. Pierce Market for New
The British act of recognition has been a strong in
Speaking m piriidf nt *f Ilie Arnrtnau Retf Can* at the dedication
Vollhardl Von Maltzahn. chief York during 4 hc past week. Th*
fluence on American thinking. But the British had some rca
Ij|t_.-d .,-iin . '1--*h.*l! -lid - » •il5y^/,vt .vddr*«» that inch
nf ihe Bonn aovernmenl'i economic B40 bushel* were made up nf exclient .nullity California Wonder
son
for
precipitate,
rrctbe-.
in
the
nerd
■
fcJL
$
*
•
.
vltle
a
hasin
a
program
i*
srrdrd
both
for
pretcnl
ii'f
slid
In
p*
vidr
for
the
havoc
Mir.i t;»nih*
.. ..........
am
mitiion lo Parit, hat relumed In and World Heater peppers. Whit*
alt tfnatli*
........................
a an for protection of their territorial interests at Hong Kong. of ii great ilidtrlri or uliFiim tinf “ ’** ‘"‘*k
wetlern Germany «dh a dt.dl-of Tbl.. ■ market 4 * t c II kU"'»n tor !••
«*aa V rs r
l i o n We have less reason for haste,
national "morgeney.
... H„,| Mnnlmll i-iii.I preirsL
q-.mltty tomatoes, peppei* hsi
All u h ltu n rr
n n llrss, r a r i a at
the oimtrfelcd'-a^o' iiient. ) 1" 1"
01.1.1 t prmr „|j |nr- ndHirig HI more in
llm a k a r rc -n U ilu a * w
a a ll» h ~ « r ■ — J bwry are,- jo-faeh, rwo.off-reasana for debiy. t r c ir be.viJiiM
ll
ot
iieen one of the Important
reltirn
lo
Paria
Wedneiday
morn
e o t s t t s ln m r a t f a r I l f f a t f a " ol the time when the Nationalist government may cease to Mhly rf<|iiiif moir Mooil in ii ulnclc . (|lr ,.r,„una vrNr
quantity items, William L. Wilson,
r a la la a la a * a . m ill I f ( l a r | t * la r
week Ilinn nil our rri|iiirrnifntii for I n, ,,, 1,1 M„, ‘„ p„.
„.||| ,.r
ing
lo
"Pn
the
trade
accord.
Director of Statr Market.,, snld
have any real being. We should wait for the Communist i J j d l
• l _ f * B a l * f a d v r r tls ta * ralaa.
dniiOw ti.f ».i'
ii i. ,
f,,r Itwi-nrch
W'fll ■* ilnvHiiwrvpi, thff i|iir*timi of Rill*r today In reporting the acMvitls. ..f
M ifei.iik n i1 llllla a a llt Mr I a- government of China to dcmonslrato » auf Uuitiit.iJijjaij
imnnrtnrit Mini w- inv the ion
.j.,v in-ilirnl nrctlK, n.MinK," t h r
a«a
Iro a fa irr
Nfafaaaalltra
Valley c a l mine* did not go well. the State Markets,
.......... I'n'cly
nvnilnMo |
|, )(m, Ih
f„rw»u,| in
laa., Nat* lurk, rklraga, |)rlr»lt. United States recognition to be willing and ready to net up ''osety
Konrad jVdcnauPf. Chancellor of
"In aildlthiq t,_, pepper* a l|gl0
_2*nnBJ 0 \ . m»*- **» Ual>.
■PftrlioiiH on a dignified and, ii rtVtt a friendly, at least a wlil.l. •mi I... ............ Twfcly " '‘" i d ,. r,.|.|..f l.looil irivfH pr..inl»i. „f
the Weal flermun Republic, re volume of tomatoes rootlinied t„
t l r tlc.old la a wiaiVi »« Ikr
tilKIi pi'iir wlii'ii ti roii'ii.Ii.iiu fpmri { Ift< <t ml*mice* in tin. pn-HfriNlloii
jected today Erenelt deulre* for a mote over this market selling
Aaaarlnirit Ptraa nhlrh I# aallllail vourteoiH basis. We should rc<|tiii'o that the''Communists
of Mood nod ili ilerivnaarlualtrl* |„ Ida u»c Int •**,nt.ll (trove Dial they have real control over the areas of China 'till- nl lilornl nrc orcih'il uililenty ■ OH'1
long-lerni leaae on tha coal mine* from 91. to 18.50 on auction. Mi,.
*'1 Ihiok yon will mi;ir" willi mi* Ii"
aatlna «l all Hr laral art«a nrlnlrri
of the Saar Valiev.
(IxH and larger par-ing house ps, k
I* this atnsnsprt, aa nrll aa nil they claim as theirs, to Ilie extent of being able to assure Ihut il n.'iilil not
|iroi|i’nl for
In
eiiteifnry, ho locotioiied
AP aataa dispatches.
Adenauer told n new* conference selling as High as 90, per field
proper reception of American officials and to prevent indig Mirh omlifr* of lif«. noil ilcnIh lo I Mm! Iflilt"
I cxperleil that a pint of
the minci' belong to west Cermany, .■ rate. Tomato packing house op.
lie fell lo rlllllirr."
nities lo or abuse of American nationalH.
elation* expert to continue for th*
MON HAY, JA N . 10, HWO
Mm hull Mjio!.e urmi'fly n week , i.l -I uni) lie iikiuI in the fuliire, Jinny McDonald, wcll-Wne-vn and milled:
lit short, we should rail hasten to recognize a new iif ff r Ilie l*ffrii“r |l«,|*Hrl •ll»,lil mill I" H i'" us mtiny im .'til perfonu, Tnmpu lawyer with » looir public
“ It i* out of the tjucdlon Itn.t next five or six week*.
in
i.
...I
"f
im!
one
n<
nl
preaent.
Uprvire
rcroiii
in
Ida
lioiue
riuinly,
a pmrtirnl sale of Ihe 8»nr coal
*~TfoD A Y ’H nmi.K v f .hhk
"(•rowers received in exress nf
government of China and trust, that it will then begin to lie- Aloniir Knorgy fouiiiilruion hnd
II. idhii ..... unfilled Ihnl 'There | Iwlny knnoutieeil hla cMndldiicy mine* could he undertaken wlthmil 915,000 fnr fi.IMJt units nf prndu. •
have Ilk.* a government. We should wait for It to show res iNmieil ii report on "rnetliciil imWhan you now wear? of Irving
|iee|n of nloinlr wenpoM"'' wlileh i, ..... . ii'iiMHi lo Mdieve thnl iit|f"r ('"iinren* fnun On Fjr.-I ljl»- firm conaultlng the IoriiI owner. sold over the Palmetto State Mar
to proa* Ihr exhtenre of a Mod ponsibility and a desire for proper international relations.
ilinflocnl (lull •‘I'IchI nire" (or u il" urn,- future it will he pofHilile trie!, romprlidiuc the followlsg Otic cannot ignore legal fact*.' ket. Tomato volume is decreaiinn
Adenauer revealed ho had dls- and slxc Is running small, thnuglP
j N h h h*»r end answer p n yrn ,
: ingle pntlcnl mifffi ing ntomle to |ire-erve hlooil for n Tillich liuijf- euunllec llnrdpe, llemiindo, 111|i nIra sitting alnnr in riarknrfm ami
hums would reusin' ilie iihp of 4S ei |i"riod" I linn the preuenl three Inndf, Hillfliormigh, Manatee, Pi»"- ruimed the*e Frcneh dedre* with quality remains good. Pepper vn],
Infants
Off
Schedule
Whui-a ami listen.
Yon alii ha
w i'k'. Min.diiill noled rhi«t when ro, Plnrilan, folk mid flnrasol*. French foreign minliler Robert ntne Is Increasing and some pole
I'lnly nf whole Mood
Schitrnnn on the latter’* visit here beans and squash are moving.
(Iran certainly and ssxursrur.
The Ii" Ion lilood hunk i* III" Hu w.ir lull'd it eould lie kep!
Schuman since im* gone Pole beans, nkra and tomatoes len.j
Voting mothers with their first babies have been bol toi'i o; "in ! under H"d Mroi'i ium- I olll* one week,
*1111 and know Mia* I am r,n,l
10 Hurl In Manhattan yrdetday.
on to Herlln tn what I* described In prlre.
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—I1*. 4*1 in stered up for at least a generation by the closely scheduled
Bun-Truck ColliHion a* n good will mis*Inn.
ehild-training formerly recommended by redlatrfelans. Be"Tomaln volume remains light
Kclinninn had told Adenauer tlie
CliincHc W ar
FroIf.sH ttrN M lir t k 'r v t l
on tlie Florida City Market sn,| no
cent
psychological
and
biological
studies,
however,
have
les
Not rvaiy nun wlm ha* a <lnvfulure
of
the
cnnl-rlch
SnHr,
which
NEW YORK. .Ihii. 1rt-t/r>—
substantial Increase Is expeded
Muntinwfi* Ftfw **g«l t||»l
ci’i ticenia ii quslifird In dti*r a sened the faith nl doctors in such methods, Them Is a newer
A crowded rush-hour him, a France ha* attached to her econ until slumt Feliruary 1*1. Weather
i f 41II It tin »«|
r *« M I
1**111* 111* # I
l i u . i i II
I
II
f*
, .
' .
i.
omy,
will
not
lie
decided
finally
approach
to
the
problems
of
making
the
baby
an
acceptable
nmlnir
I"
I
lie
I'MIlppliu".
i
1
1
1
(1
Bfdt.
Hie
Coni......
.
nimle
trailer-truck mid an miloniolnle
car. John Wnmlwn of Hutielvillr.
is hicul and n good spring loins■"Hided toduy nem the MmuIiii I until the Herman peace treaty Ih to deal Is anticipated
The piilr/d iiiil Mir* wrre i lll"| 111f .".lull in llthuiulionU.
Approx!,
Ark. who had Mint irrrivrd hi* member of society, Involving a certain dependence on the
written.
Meanwhile,
Hcliuman
told
SI end of the Queenshoro
child a Individuality.
hi
fhrlfliiin» .liiy I'hev Imd if* i N.iIioimIuI* ir|MUled llieir wur- tan
pintely 4.000 tmxrs moved diuiuV
license, llimiglq hr knew how lo
the
Herman
leader.
France
would
Ijrldge, Injurirur nl lehil 4U per"ii it ten dn 11 ip, . llrdiiled
I.et the child himself decide when and Imw much he will "01
r 1'"'
diip aihickcdland .auk, J l.«on
nr| Bml
I1
"continue to apply it* pre»cnl the past week at pilcos of 94 to
drive. Sn hr 'tarlnf mil, hill hrfore
and W
killing
two.
lo eiul Ml IIhksI "ii New Ynir'i
97.40.
eat
ami
when
ami
how
long
tie
shall
sleep,
say
modern
ml
many lump laden ( ommunnl | Thirty-fivn of liii in lured were political policy In Ihe Saar.”
dm
he * 0* hark, h h.iJ Inorkrd ovri I ' l ' i r r -1 I h hr
. . . . . . . ....... .
■■■u mi
---I __ T |„. g -u r Valiev, mi liiternnllon- | “ The I’ahokee Matket sotlclpsts.
1
Tfi»T.■
■
■
.
(.HHnhi
t.uu
hmi'
l^irrm
nihrj
'
niii
n
to
Ih
IxJ—ih
ii*
juti-Uu
....
..
tu
iM
tff-t
hc
prupu
frtim
iurnifr
, ,
■ ..... ••" in uiuii; i
A wide’ in end
■" ■),* swum 1 |W—
I WO If Dili I l f
Wusilird tlie liwrt ri,,, ..................
T |»i
n „ v for decmle*. _wa* ___
11'>1111 1fftf.
of Ihem were1iiaHHengens
on mi
■ nl headache
tmoer.
"t
■■ 1”h iiucertaiii mnthrr nf a new tut by. fihe noon (lnclde.'i p»ir"l'*. niiplanr Mill ii iifllrriptf r | " l|f' ilif (’mnniur.utt me maitum Mont
K
fi,Iiir | a i-eague nf Nations trusteeship J hagr, potatoes, "hickory (tilling
furniluir, funu tii» limit rnd nl
lie
douhltt-derk
1,0'
elirnUti
hal there is a limit In l|„. trust she cun pul in her chlhl's ivfn. hunrlifd .Inn f>
1fo,. f* f."' an .ill e k on Hainan ijurvoft to MmtJintMiu
It" cnrienl week.
alter the Irealy of Versailles end
III* falhci « suluiiinhile, «mi Irm."Thnngli the movement j* off
v:
, .......... tr/u.k-i
will, 111" A ir,I,laud, oil die xiulli China toad.
mg World War I. Hitler Incorpor
Approximately
II,
of
those
hil',u
i
h
IU
«
fln,,B
h,:r^
'lr
"
"
H
t‘«
1,1
fy
in
g
to
determine
ttued the silk If nl Ini grandmnllicr
pntrnl round II," gnivf yea
ated the Saar Into his Third Reich 4n percept on the Pnmputio S(»*»
ils limit. Hump experts recninmemi that the Hurler »i < I'I «riT
hurt
were
pr
dull
inns,
nome
of
Mr
inw
bile,
U.
S.
roving
nmi ■fj|y1. I in ) 1. .J A mi l ii 11,1 pul fol
JJe hill dfralrd to rM .1 Ill IIr tiinrr
high srluml, studeutH wail in 1 H.tr* aftet a plehlsclte. Today H Market, a good supply of fair l„
lVl" " ier "
l»‘ followed, thus giving he o" iiihi'ii lliroiiidi dmk loturlc (o li.iK.ulnr I'hiliji Jruup, cunfen^d them
pmclice hfiiiif hr Islet the folk* a feeling
ing
at
tlie curni'c "f dltth Street is seml-autonoTiioua under French good quality beans, pepper, ru
t»r confidence ami a mark to shoot at.
B
i lie (nilloin of a doc,i ranvui seven Im 'Nl niiliillri wilh (irncralittuiur
mid
Second
Avenue for sehisil oeeupntlnii. West flcrmany wants cumber*. Ulna brans, squash sml
out for a lidr again.
^
u
il litu k, fearing France I* ntlempt- eggplant are moving dally,
t
Most mothers have a housidiuld to ran ns an activih mi mill", rant of Tokuknn
( Iu.iii,| Kai Slick on Gta»» Mmtn- mules lo walk lo . "Isssei.
The Atlierirahn inii'iitu'ro<|- Ilie
V
"A total of 0.014 Mil-pint crstiV
ing
to
present
tong-tcrni
colic**♦
"iPiiJemcnting hahy-tending. and mimo sort of over nil r ihienlor
They
,werp
(tiled
whentlm
bus,
d liudlp'i toil dhl nor move l.iiu ouliidr of Taipei, Nalioimi- in "ufllsiitii with 1 the truller- sinus n* accomplished facts when "( strawberries hrmtgiil grower- s
The Btiliili Mrdicai Journal ir schedule is a necessity il the family's needs are to he eared Ihern Philippine law reunite* an i\l ■ .ipilitl.
Iruck, careened Into the milon,"- Mi* peace conference i* convened. dally average price of i!0 I ' 4c to
vcaU how (irrman toldirri *ome-1 "'.j tie i X|>rri»n< cd mol her will soon find Hint the geai « nopu 1 mi i in- npn|, Til In may
Miulurm'
riilung
"iilrrlnincil Idlr and rrushed il against a
Hefillnmn has rejected Mir Idea M0 I 2c per pint on the Plnnl Cltv
lake
Iivo
day*.
Mi .li’MHiip ul tin during tho con- steel traffic-light pole. The pole of another Rear plehlsclte. ns lias State Market Inst week. A fill prr
timet enaprd halilr trrvice iIuiuik ' ' 1 oiesh mole smoothly if there is timing of the npera
been proposed by Jacob Kaiser, cent Increase In quantity ts antlrlThe grace wik alouil n Ibird of fcll'lllV.
wa* snapped off at Its base.
the recent war Willi a razor hlacb !
,l.1,
Hod I lie li"\v theory of child care siiii|i|\
i liiiuu: i' M'lluvnl Iu have told
minister for Cernian reunification. patei! this week.
they niadf a •mall nick on llir in I',1.
'
.
’‘I ,y
«B ti,rtllino the sehednle rathe Ihe way along Ilie hikei*’ null in ,1"inup hu could Iiuld FonuosH
"Tlm Foil Myers Market anti
The Hermann apparently had
tide of die rlierk aa f
Supremo Court
mill limlti’d iiid nnd iiiiik' mIciI fur
been greatly alarmed by the re "iimtos a plentiful supply of good
ports that the French sought lung quality pepjmr and eggplant this
poilihle. Then
ink a i)ppp t i
i ,
•'* 1 V4MI
11 rvrlv H^ncrntion; m»**h*n pmuruMH up in <*hrinii?$ E'onoml" t’oo|i"rnllon Admin1Then they look
•t'uatlaaea n « Page •>■•!
term tease* of BO or 00 years on week,
l l,,,M lll,'v '*' n‘ wR,'*s « I iii I i, ui fumlH lo Klnlikllir tlie lid
breath, ami holding 11,(lr noiei 1 ! 1 fJ 11 siltin' rnui’s it iniiy only Im Hint ii previous gciii’iTi !
imturali/ed cilren .it the time he tho Saar coal mine*.
mid's ""ononiy.
‘‘Tho Sanford Stale Market relion find pn«d Ideas
lay’* walk of lliuigiluiui.
will, iheit liiiFieii forced ihe an
.I"»nup is Ht'lii’duled to fly I" wa» convicted of compiracy to
ported a large volume of SM.II'l.
C'ltiklin, r>.r>, w ik m l i t er an hlki’r,
through the nick into ihe cheek,
units of all kinds of fruit anT1
lie 11 ii.I et|i|i»<'i| Ihe Mount Piling ll"iig Kong Inmiirrnw. It" liilnul . "immit c-piouiigr.
vegetables Valued at | t 04 ,MHfi 09
ilie,i lo I lie voiii Ii wlii'ii lie taught lo vl-li MniIh, Singapore, Rnngnon
find Fop Russia
nm
l
Minton.
rise produced an arlificial •welling
the second deportation case,
moving over that market with .....1
nl 1rnlvcrnilv of Tim Phill|i|ilnei( no.' ritli"" (ioIpiIk In Ih" flrlrnt ti"- (heIn Hupnumi
In
fighting
Mr*.
Kuntiff's
uffoit
of (hr fare anil nrrk which nflm
Conn ruled .agalnsl
/oii going Iu n Fur Ka-I dl|ilotrading and h slightly stronger
from 1U2H to llirij,
Elchctllauh, a ’ former N ei to giilo entry to Mil* country under market me all varieties. Excellent
lasted N hmiu. Unforlunalely. .... . , i l «,R,lV,n,'!I,H
he nil tile way In iiiukfiig n doriii
Mr*. (SinkJin ill her hunm In ii,„ i , inn (Vi fii't' nl llungkok on Iticlimd
Mi"
W»r
Bride*
Act,
the
Justlre
York i"Kim,runt owner convicted
•omn.pf Oirm died of lockjaw from ;nlilnpi' fhH#;..IhVa,i; " ' l * u i w n
quality and pack of celery, ••null
-nul Imm night: 111. Et
him fnr exceeds VVilhrnlinni, Ms
in IP1I uf having CotiMpIml1to act wrolc 11, connection with the ex- , flower, lettuce, fnillshes, English
r if Fit in) dlh|iMl"ii"i,
said
till)
“ I can’t uuilcrslii.iil il Ilie unlive*
ihyHyfhVbudM. ■ '
as an agent for Oermany wllhoiil "luslon order:
C
with
a?,..
.I
uii
n”,’
V
1IH
h"
wl,h
"•>
virtues.
there uru u*ui.lly filrndly lo llu* | i iih k pm lii i|iiil"d in th" ullMi'k I"ling registered a* ■ ' foreign
i
“ I can see no alternative to cx ' pens, and 12 other,ifilpmodlllt** «i>
vldmil!
’
k M
" r* rBrp,y r,,un<, ,M "»»’ Itltll- AmurIcana. Anparenlly the nn- "0 l.uiylpiw' IVlltUMlIu.
agenl.
i
'
'■ ‘ eluding h*r. She wa* formerly * expected this week.
Mfit«Hf*4pil4fj<*g*in inak*» ht» q(u„ in,i'»l',Kln.l mid iiH'diiinlcnl ditit'everies nru nltribiited to liviiM,.iM|uiiiKjhli' wiiij imiivili/.i'il*’ Tli" nltit"h — w ri" d"*lgi,"d lo Tie too contended the dupnratlmi paid agent of Ihe Cxcehoslnvnklnti
Mi*. 'lunMiiii IM, Miiinlh Ittdaj1 n ipjilr llic Rode! heforo 111")' could low could not apply to him heenos* government, ’ and reported on
Mnllns enroursgement. will, hrond hints tin t ho 1 , »
HU1 JlHgilln j lui vjrw i till- lunlli'h mount mi Mttiick on 'he hlg l-lnnd he was a nattlraliiud crtlxrm who* American personnel assigned to
Truman M
enage . . *TT.(1.U ■.
|. " .. . s |.
wlii'ii llii'yjdi' liruuglif out.
fhe’ civil censorship division In
which, served a* one of the main he waa convicted.,
’
'
i'iT
s P l i r ’We rVn ijnderitand Imw fed“While tor mi in tin iih(6lutc Idtuif linM's of JapHn’s wartime southtro merely enrried nut the dlcfnfnr’s minute
«
Ju-ticu Itorton, writing Ihe ma Hcrmany, The Federal Bureau of
i r a a l l n a * * »'*#•• '■ ! • « # , * " * »
gral* job -bolder* and hurrautrali On,1 thlitR !t;ft Is N, have sneririfes uffeied'! Ii tn Nfidiri umi tlflrniinii imdiji Iliv I'irriiitiNlnti- will'd ndvntii r lit III"’ I'nrlflr.
jority ojdniun for Ihu >empt . In Investigation feel* that *he' would views of Sennlor HyYd (D'VaJ.
H
a
a
hnsaril
tn
Internal
security.’*
i
niiid
i
’nl.
Mi'mlcr,
"il
I*
mi
The
reportH
until
heavy
dMinugo
who
lias been contending that
liolli eases, said:
tan , hr for .SenaKu I'rjiper,
Mr*. Knauff denied the nllegn unless emigres* (jalancc* the
eulll.lily "I’llHill 111" mtlMln* im whs done.
"Tlimv
Is
no
iiueslifii^
n<\
A"
WAYfti.ugdniMsd Imw labor union
llitiH" iif llu. ii.l*ijijg tInlvt'rnltV id
OMu'r offlrlnl dispnti’hi's siild power of (imgrt'ss l„‘ enact it Mon In her appeal. She said »ho budget for the year beginning
m heliavc at ihe John
Sinn' Stiilln is iTcilited with so iinieh ability and su Phlli|i|iiii"N profniuoii*, I would g" Notionalist governor Ho Kuo- statute to deport alien* Uptittsc of twlleved she was a “ victim nf n July I "It will not he bainneed
furl her mill jay ii in iiiglily priili. Kwnng was »l lengthening his past misconduct.”
L .’jukfi* ‘type of Inimr policy cun
Burton w*» foul denunciation by a woman until we go over tho prccljilco "f
financial disaster." (ienrgo oiul
lV lT T '
w';n,h,'r " H,H* do,mud upon Ihis iiM" muli'i llu- I'lii'iinixtani'"- garrison in Ml" fm inland province joined m the majority by Chief jcaloiix of by husband."
be Inr Senalor Prpper, we can wi
WJ'I- ,h " w« mM eempletely rule mil the weather ns n Imi»iv ivlurii iniv" h"".i i"|uirt"il."
The hii-hand, Idniself ■ imturnl- Bvrd have enllril In th* past fuf
of Siktiug, hordciing Tihet.
It" .lusllic Vinson mid Justices Reed
even undmland how people mnki
.
...
J
Ixrd
American,
got
a
temporary
(’niik Itn i "iu rni'd to llii> Philip rcplnied (itoieiul Y l.lu Wen-Hul,
eennomlea which Cungrosa Iih*
ill if a hioiiio* nl Imug off id pub Imill with Htnlln’s nrrniiKi’tnems Tlml emihl be falid.* mt I ui.- luni Mny I. II" wi'id ui III* fnnii'd wed rlilmi warlord, who
leave of absence from Id* Army nut seen fit tn enact.
job
tn
start
court
proceedings
ill
i"|ii"n1 " f il l " l!. S. Stale Ili-pint joined Ihe Riil in Ueeeinher,
Uenrgii Imllcnted that he wtll
Ctml Revolt
i
lie wrllair (an he lot him, hul
New Y’ork on behalf of Ids wifi1. o[ pose any plxeahle increase iq)|
u" ui tu ii'iii'liiul" llu* milvornlly''
In Taipei NulionnliRt news
. we do not umlrrilaiul Imw Ihr
In hi* majority opinion, Min taxes, although he may go ahuig
l u;Ik Ii ii"|iiii luii'1,1.
papers voiced Mi" hope Mini U. H
• r'nnilas-4 l.n n
l'»»l
Tawntendilri can he for ihe Senat
Pdliniin, ii vi’luruu id tlie iiir ArnluissHilnr Philip Jessup's visit ploycr* ahou t their hours or ton said Mm war bride* act re with an administration rcquc.t
C
onH
roN
H
m
an
H
r
r
l
o
n
jf
R
c
p
o
rfH
or. He hai hern piommiig them the
win in Em op", (who "Henp"d from tnighl resiill In reshaping Ameri wages or working conditions. lieved Mrs. Knauff of certain tc close some loopholes in tlm
Hy HID HENI.ONd
(iiTiimn prlxui ertiiijia. He wa* ca's hands off policy on Formosa. Thov have tnld the operators physical, mental and documentary present low,
Towntend Plan ever lime PUh.
rcpiiiTi'il iji'Mil fur more Hum n
•Senator Lucan of Illinois, the
Menawltllo ill Washington, Re- 'wt waul io wink.’ Thu operators requirement* and of quota provi
Every time hr liai run for office
.vein mil II h" wus pli'kcil up Ity llu, puhlii im congressmen, wrought up have had to reply, ‘ tell that to sions of the immigration law*; Diunoncratic
Irader,
predicted
On Wriiurmlay tha Praeldent
acgri'gatl„„
m
our
*rhool*
lince thru, he fiat piomned lo gel mailo hi* annual Htatu nf Iho Union
tint other than those point*. *h* that a back-door effort to jzet
RilHniaiiN "iilniil" of Yituinn iiciir over the latest lireak between the vnnr official*.'
B we Iihvp Hiiuther
them ihe Tnwmrml Plan. And now aililrr** licfurp a Joint *r**|on of i
Unit Ii- paid "It mnv ho ii num still conies under the Immigration the repeal move to end excise
ia I here— and I would nay I lie pon- III" win ••"iid. IIIh fntin r i* pr"*l- United Stales mid Iti'il (!hlna, have
taxes started In the Senate will
he aikt for their itipporl again IJm Hrimte nru] Hmuh* In (he newly * * ” " " ' * °rder"T The iiri'ii'iliuit dent "iio’.ilipi uf (ii'orglt. Stale levelled llieir riiiis at Heeretary of ber of the miners have ilecldod
u
In dessenttng Jackson Insisted
on a prniiiiip of the lowntrnd reilecoralr,1 ||nu*r Chamfcer. In *llilllty la ton great to laku the Tearhrrn (‘ollrge. Hliil"*hmu. C m. Hlale Aeheson, demanding every 'let’s have a showdown over thn Attorney Ueneral should cither b« defeated.
auuillun In thi* Member* of Con- chance,
thing from un explanation to a limiting the work week—lets get
Plan.
gre** |irr*rnt were Amlieuadora
resignation,
it over with by shut Hug down produce evidence Justifying exclu
H i s s Trial
I hopn ne*l week to have my
sion or admit Mrs. Knauff.
and Memhera of Urn f’ahlnat. It
tho mines altogether.’'
Demurratlc
leader*
accused
th*
The Newest In
■ iu*«t lormal re ready and l hope
Frankfurter said tha majority by
WV
* colorful ipectael*.
Republican*
of
trying
tu
make
po
The
United
StaU
Steal
Cor
l«'nailaa(4 I'tam Pmm, <.*».
,dne of tha moit imporlant chatiobserving tha Tetter of the war
The menage we* more moderate you will aniwer it again.
poration
said
all
itn
captive
litical
hash
out
of
the
nation'*
Sickroom
Supplies
it during crn**-ex*miuatitiu by
bride* act is violating It* aplHt'
tia» in the nation i* beginning il* than moat people had expectad
foreign policy In the wordy Senate mines In f’ ensylVanla, employ..
Ili**’
lawyer,
lie
a*k*d
11,"
proBy
he
addad:
.
■mitral March of Dimat campaign Hpaaklng genarally, on* eennot
Robbery Suspect
fe*«nr if that fact altered hi* opin debate over Formula and China,. Ing alwMt IP,000 men, are clos
W. V. Bitting
"Laws ora not to be raid as
agree with th* ohjaotlve* he
Senator l.ura* of lillnola, the ed.
ion.
today. The Infantile Paralyait hut
Touehton Drug Co,
thongh avemr I he* to b* dotted
■ •**!*■ . He want* a Ju*t end le»lPaul
Terreta,
president
of
the
Democratic
leader,
hurled
,
th*
t
r
a
a
t
t
a
a
*
e
•
,«
■
r
a
.
(
o
n
.
Dr. Murray nmld*d and r*1
Foundation, on account of the na Ing World Peace end toward thet
and’every T crossed.
If you' hive a patient or In
on Commercial Avenue, reported iilled. "I Nrratoh that ilem out en charge at U.O.P, member* who UMW local at Isabella mine nf
valid In the house you owe it
tion-wide polio epidemic tail turn- end offer* full cooperation with to police at about R:no o'clock that tirely.”
have been storming agalnit Presi wrlrton Hleel said of hl» BOO
to youreelf and to Iham to have
mar, wai never in gieeler nerd nf the United Natlone. Ha hleattd he aaw mnu truck tire* leaning
It wa* Hi* flr*t time the p»y- dent Truman's handa-aff policy member*; "They are disgusted
the heat and moat ihodarn In
Communl*m
aa
Imperlallatle
end
with,
the
present
'situation
ntld
Vegetable
Market
ftiMt than it ii at pietenl. One of x foe lo world peace. He, however, agalnit the nearby building of cholngifti h*d conceded a point * i Inward Formula.
■irktoom supplies. Not only dn
Dura* recalved a sharp
*harn rylott want a five-day week'. They want
Ihe government. |>r Murray md
thoie communitie* which ha* been aeld nothing aliout Ihe Ohlneae Tamlaml Trail*, Inc.
the modern aids make fnr
I
AC
K
BON
V
It.I,
W
.
J*n
H—(AD
Brilitf,
the
situation
to
cotne
Jo
a
head.
Patrolman ffenrgo Rrll apot- not, however, change hi* e*pre***d from Henator Rrewater of Mdl
greater efficiency, but they are V)
T h s r id .r s l.a ts t. Msrk.t S .w j
-tided lo a far gieeler eilcnt than Nltnatlr.il end later Me tad thet jed a pair of *hne* and icveral opinion (lint Chainhern, Ilie govern chairman nf the Republican eend- That's the only reason thay vot- _itervlre
iif ly New Yof R itierw®*
also bettor appearing, and eas
H hai conlnhuled i* Sanlord the United Hlete* doe* not Intend bo*c* of match** at th* ha** of ment’* chief witnea* HgaioNt III**, torlal campaign committee,, who «h} to stay nut."
in riorl'U fnitt. snd VSi.tsbl.*
ier tp tore for.
to u*e It* Armed forrea tu heap a telephone pole in the alloy neat
(pries
Incnmplststi
.
Im* m menial dlnnrdor known a* declared It I* the Democrat! who 'Another miner chimed In with:
which two year* ago had In hol FormoNa from tho Communlata and
psr ntnt
'•'*
Your pharmacist will b* glad
"Regardless 0f what Lewis say* 11cBtrawbsrrl..
tn the Strickland MnrrUnn Co,, “payrhnpathlc peramiallty."
are
churning
up
Ihe
political
pot.
som*
unrsport.*.
low, more from lire Foundation to will not provide military eld. or and police ipread a trap to tty
now. Ihere'll bo no contract-no
Avocados fist# t-to* HD.HI to show you the noweat and
Another
defunao
witnvM,
Dr.
Tha
Far
Kaatcm
crisis
had
re
best on tne- market, and ths
take care of it* crippled children advice to the Chlneaa Nationally to nah an entrant Into the build Car) A. I.. Itlngor, a Park Avenne verberation,i In London.
work. The miners want n show poorsr apd ov.rrlp* t 9»-W»
Bnsp h.sas hush.l*. 0lrln«l.'s
various supplies that are aultad
down.
We've only drawn one ilack
than it could ralie Her* among San- Force* on thn Uland, When e*k*d ing. Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland pavchlatri*ti has given the earn*
Top
British
official*
are
report
vet* at lass i#o*lie PUntlr
whether the United State* proto your particular neada
r* fair t* a<\<t qnalitr
J*rd people, Ohviouily the aniwer io*ed to recognlia the Chine*e ocnl over the hlg fir* truck with opinion.
ed seriously concerned over Red full nay since June and that'll
T k l .l .t h o M M of a eerie.
tough."
raw hlah as «e« poor.r lia- 4')#
the eatenaion ladder, ami police
Tho
trial
It
expected
lo
go
tu
a
seiiure
nf
American
property
In
*t Mdtlortal advsrtUom.at* «a|
% .thn Welfare State ii voluntary opimunltt (Jovrriiment * • Britain cllmbad up to the roof of the build
to fair
ta*wli ordered the mlncra on a Klitrlda" Hslls* ” jMn*rr f.w
Jury
till*
week,
federnl
court
thl*
wee!
dm
pserlaa
to, tats paper eev*
Peiping,
Chinese
Communist
capi
quatiiy 4oe Was
v contrihuiion*. If wa «re not going want* tn do, Secretary of State ing on the Commercial Street aide.
•hr*® day week laat July t when pnur.r
m m * -4|t,t '
,
Meanwhile tho Supreme Court tal.
4*0-41*.
Achrami
eahl
today
that
1'con
aidf.w
lie
Lima b»*n* liush.l., —
to h*va Socialized Medicine, we oration of (hat matter at thla Other police guarded alley en today rejected a .legal move by
Reliable source* In tha British he UMWn contract with tha coal many
X
poorsr
an*
irrsfiilnr
qualtty
trance*.
Judith Cuploi. to win a new espion capltaj said government leader* Industry eaplred.
w illrhave to provide medicel car* time waa prematura."
Ite -ir
No on* wa* found on the roof,’
c.lsr’r cahbsgs 14 Inch eslsjr
are worried over criticism from
On dnrneatlc iieuea .the Pre»l- hut a jky light wa* found broken age trlnl here.
to n**dy care* voluntarily;
1940
rrat.s
loo lugs II* 1* qt bash*
V
She
clnlmcij
the
Fill
tapped
her
Alvin Odtiam
dent1* objective* am batter houa- open. Cater queitloulng, however, telephone wire* to get evidence en lomii other commonwealth' mem
ill-lie.
Csbbais IH bushstI basis Da
Bukk
Super
Sedan
l»a, twtter health, batter aduea- led Rodger* to reveal that he which *he waa convicted In U. 8. ber* for rccognlilng the CommonE lf -It 4* typical of ConiihunlMe and tlon and hatter opportunity, Ha
,nsstlc Roun* type
1st government.
*'• •*(•»•* *»•■» r « n nset
|M f.w
d
gall
_
,
________
_____
_______
______
_
Cucumbirs
bushels
had
ga|nad
entry
by
m**m<nf
is
district
court
In
this
city
last
$IM.OO
AtoinNeiito brand *v4iyoM who agld he would eend ui specific
At Lake Bucresn, Nationalist year. The ID4S epidemic, he said, tow as lie poorer <iuatltp,' tie-tea
ventilating window oyer th* mar-. Juno. She m Ii! u*h of such ovldenci
;dnifi not a|f** wilh lhdn a* * Fee- reCommendatlona on tnaaa mat qule, and nad opened the hack rlooTjj* Improper In federal court*, gnu China carries her warmongering created " « *U to « flemergency tha at*. *lie lfe-t0B pjchl.s^' 410-140.
cratss
«bh'And to w* were nof totpri»*d ter* In jatar menage*. I an) in of th# garage to roll out tha four therefore *he *hould have a new charge* against Russia Into thp jlVj of whtth hm nwer f*tlRt*r(
19 4 9
M
or«
In
th«
history
of
United
Nation*
again
today.
favor of all tho»* objoctlva*.
In truck tlm , then barred It *hut.’ tral
ijactivi
ioorIN -lie pc
Wfe..P tant bas’
Z ■I-1te pote that ih* firit reaction of the ,J»---'*
1*1llnfl HaTilngfu F. Talang, Nationalist this rountrya. ffaht against . , , tr 'quality
S l ' l r . an'a*o*n*ltlon
Intercata-I-l-l-W
of nur -'V.
pla at
an
Ford Custom 2 Door
Ha confaaiad to taking »M) from
Mini, Ciiphm, a former JualJco
Kndtve-rhirory busb.le leen ft
Intot tile pafAlysla."
>r' Pepper' la Georg* Smath- however, I ihall
it to *tt»dy the aara and stealing »*vrn aetn I Dupariment employe, wa* convictpoorer an*
s»*U 1I*-J
l-tfl,
75. ,
n* small
Sedan
the
ineriflc
propo»*te.
practically
0
’(.„nnor
said
two
recent
adtolled
to
kick
off
the
Security
announcement Wat to brand
Ksrsrul. bushsll t l l - 19* f.w ttl,
Of seat coven, three spot llphtn ,.,| ,,f „|v!oi, h«> id document* to a
vanre» 1^ pqjjo. rvoearrh have
l,.t tuu. .aatsrn eraUa Btf Bos,
'dr a Republican. However, if •peaking, I want tn U aura that and one battery, said Chief \VH- .Ruavlail.' Shu wa* ivntenced to 40 Council Inst week, has another
poorer
I Too-lll
*14*00
the way It I* propoied to achtava lleme. When Rodger* sew tho mirt,ihs lo ten year* but I* free long file of accusation* to p/psetjt brought closer the pn«ilblllty of ton .1 do* ITl-aoe,la ___
noraalno tee-lie Ia crate* some
/lifelong Democrat who doe* heaa objective* will
“
actually
to the yuar-nround "little assem Ptmiucjng * sofa.polio preventa- wlrewna*
Jr s a .r * lyb# r«w
police
ha
was
outalda
the
building
,nr‘ur
$211,000
ball.
>
ret wilh Pepper Ii ■ Re- achUve them.
i tM-IM few l- t - l *oa IM,
and fled. Ha I* charged with hreak- |irperate eapionage con»plrav
irary bly" at Its first meeting of the tlv*. The advancea ware tho <Ua> j e Um
*i an sale* 'reports*,
Soma of thaaa propooala may Ing and antarlng with *-*u
covery of * way of growing'tue, tnd who ooet agree wilh
*- chi>,«r*
•
r~Wer*
- " New
Intent to
'fil*il>lin
okra no eats* report**.
hot ha In tha beat Intonate of ottr commit
^^Tll# U, N. Oenaral Asaemhly man |»lia virus In tcst-lubam and
felony. Pollca
Polk* Dhlaf Wil
- 1 9 4 9
commit a felony,
n Smalhert, then Con- people
7 1*', agalnit Ml** Coplon nnd the Buaat home. For etgwpU' ir
November referred further pruj/reM. In identifying the minigfln a
Hnrloni It a Republican, Federal Aid'to Edueallon l r *UM- Mama revealed that Rodgen ha, aia.i. Valimtrn A. auhlt*have>ln
n on Tdang'a charge* to the bar of viruses that cause human
Ford Custom
bean pravienaly arrested far break hearing* leading up to the wjaj
‘/ .W K K l
Hollaed i* a Republican.
asaemhly, after approving a polio.
ing and antarlng In Midway, but f the** Hoparata charges
gee tFBI
o
Tha foundation aids polio re
N, hands-off policy to allow
y George. it p W pS.Hc.n,
had batn paralad.
agsnta. admitted topping bar U.
»d, may quit* po*»IM/‘ fMur eurIho China*# peopla to settle their search, : In addition to flnanclag
/oimer Senalor Jewc* F . eelvaa with non **f r e gated puUlc
8hone*. She then appeaiad to tha own
political difference*. Talang txic of victims.
upreme Court, citing tho wire
a Republice*. If heuia W, aehoela, H e r a V ^ t * S h M , « »
Hagan Runs
The March of Dimes poatee
•eeuaed tha Buaalan* of vtolattiui
tapping
admission
and
urging
tM
t
“ J -------------i l l
e aoued economy, e bat* housing hill waa
for 1050—eight-year-old Wans
a 1045 treaty with tho NnUonalfata
her
June
conviction
ha
*at
‘
men! waa
and actively helping tha Chtaeaa da Wlla/( of Auatin, Tat., an
rivad la New York by tvala yaatovCommunlata to pawar,
i
F|
i
German Agreement
....
.
-2ft S
| | ....................................................si
ti
ing bf#n engaged. In farmlna *
tha nnval store,, buxines* for <
f®r tha official opanlag of tog
Tha Russian* began » boycott
of th* Security Council after It national fund campaign.
Tha
• ’• it •’ •' .vf'iV.- v" ■
u%
Y'% v. '
?,v>'
i
�- •
*rj>;o
MONDAY JA N . 10. 1950
PAGE THREE
Social A n d Personal Activities
Carlin Palmar Ray—Society Editor
social Calender
' ('lit lll’r ini* Odliam, William Bnunlcy, *r.
Married In Beautiful Baptist Wedding
,
Pin (Mi I•n(ton Bonn
To Career Women
Tlif mnninge <>f Mi.* (’nth^rlm* mnl| ^
ImiiiI*!' (Iilhiim. daughter u( A ll..)
Iti IM'IfO |||% frill*:
it •it I ' o ^ I . i h I i I i h i lldilor
Telephone 148 Hugh Ihnfoid (Mliinii mill tlie lute ,
Golf Group Holds
— --------------------- - Buffet Luncheon P e r s o n a l s
w
Mr. Odhiim. tu Willluin Si'tli llruin(j,,
I l«*y. -It . mui " f Mi mill Mr*. WiI |,
limn Sfth llrinnli'.i. uii < *n|«*mnixed on Saturday owning »t S :«»«> a j 4
o'clock at tin' F i t 'I Hii|iti*t (‘hnfi't
Ur. W. I' Hrnnk'. .1 vffuii.ti'il at XVllt|, (
tin- t-frI'limny.
A Iniffi-t )un> hi'nn wn* hull! by
nn inU‘i . of t hr Sanford AVuiuum'. 1 aiia. Tup llrniirtt nl Savannah, i Kiiriinnv in-nutifirI .Worntions i:.
t i e : t . i<—
- - * - * ■■- i - "
in i« i.
CSir.TM ue»lfdn"iin I'hurstlaV nf
Mi*. I’ A A.tain* mill Air. and tin* church wi)h^ mini on-kids nl
•hr
Seminole
Country
Club.
Mm.
gludiohlse*,
'Intlnllitumi*. lulii'ax o :w r.m . hi me mime or Aim. ....
Mr*. Chandler Sliniun
ro»e* mnl !*«i»t u«- willi fern. I’lilin*
W. «. Kirby, DIO Magnolia Avr. " u* " U " KPr wu.» in charge nf
tlir
lunriii'iin
unit
H**l*tlmr
l>rr
III
:
mill nii'i,ii*i> ui'M nl,.* u .ill a
THp EM** Knlirlit CTircle of the
entertaining wore M i,. Ilflvn i . a - . fi'rtfo;dv,o(.. Art * A. Al. lilimnt u linrkgioumi iiml u'liiti' taper
First Baptist Church will meet i,,,.
of 402 t-tench Avenue will lie glad
Ponder nint Mr*. to learn that mie*i« inipmving uf- burned in gi it'l'u'i
'a
^ * l t h Mr*. O. K. Muliiicux, 1:107 Roy
" ‘ Frank
M r*
Synir*. Ir.
Spray* nf t! ••"ift* flower. mt'l
n i a a l attend Stieet. .it H:(H) I* At
ter an illnca*.
Air*. Price llfaril. president,
gncili'i V wrli* |i|ii. i'll mi ulterUMThr Prayer Hand of thr Women
conducted tin- lni*inr*, meeting
All. ami Air*, .lolm I), tilft of ilU; p i 'l l P r i n t lii i lie ri>l I'nlOll'
of the l*rr*Oytrrion Church will
meet at 3:00 P.M. with an Inapiru- whrn r"|mrt* wrrr heard fmni nil Churlestuii, W. Va an- the guesta Mi*. Mm i in Milit in 1 1 'tnli't t'il a
officer* unit I'liinniittrr chairmen.
|iln|Mmil nl nuptial nut'll' mill ‘‘Hr
tlonal inerting for the Women of Thr group '!i«i".|.-cl
luilir*' tuur of Air anil Alt' lienrge A. Stine mu.li'" .in- -uiifc ' . l,'!ii::!. y Hr'Ji"
at tlieu home ut 120 Summerlin
the Chunh luting lielcl at 3:30 |>.m .
niiinrnt « hn'li a ii , hrhl yesterday
luy. At tin1 cliiiii' nl tin icicmonv
Avenue.
The group will meet in the Hc ini
I Hi' bold'* pril.Vi'l m i ' »nftly sung
Homo of the rhiirrh nml "A fiiia in I'linjunrtinn with n Alena* Aran-J
.Mr*. Caul Blown ha, tetitrnei? liv .Mr. Ill iiinli'v.
Miillona" will he tin1 xllbjert of u elution tuntnnmrnt.
Tin* Cmle,
in mm lint:''
Following thr Innrhrnn nml from Memphis, T eim , where she
tolk by Mr*. Herbert llnlvei «tudt
tiy tici I'Stli'ol III «dIII i, II II. 0*1
spent about three week« with her
of Winter 1’uik .
hum, ,lr .
in ii \M*4lillt»u
motliri who I* riilifined to IliiptUt gown of white slipper <i»tni whirl*
TtlRnDAT
Hospital there.
fnttiim l a nu»r*HM'*itt• \oh«* otlt
Y f h e American l.egion Auxillury Cln»» A u
Until with a huml of oil in. lutm
will hold a covered ,di*h xuppei f l u " It. an
Alt*. I*. II. Tep»ie and daughter |M»lllt«*«| wl»«\* lillti II Httril hoHIco
at the l.egion Hut at •1:30 l>. M. C.
I.ow «
Afnitlia .lean arrived on Sal unlay wliteh
fu^tiMtCil ilow tttin* hm*K
Tue If. W. Wate liibl.- ( ‘In** of wn* Mr*. (
night liv plane fimn Warien, I). with -“ If ... nvi. .1 loittoii-4. Tin
the First Mctbodiat Cbilirli will
Tlniac al
tu speiiil about a iiiuutli with Mr*.
(hhIih * niiin to u point In tin
meet al the home of Mi anil were Ml*. I
Tepslr'* parent*. Mi mid Air*.
fiont ami Km k •«'•!
Mra. Swain, 0M We*t Twentietli mini. .Mi*. J
J
.
It
Cogburn.
Kill limed •*l*nt •
Street, nt 7:30 I*. M.
iduw Cairu
}
liillp tinin She won
The Amerliim Home Depart. K. II. Smith
Friend*
of
Clyde
Clause
..r
Wild»»iaiipe
I
i
|
o
»mii
»1
1
>
in
merit of the Suiifonl Woman'* All*, (ienrg
I
wood will be -uiry ••. b'liin Hint n \e|| o| lIt II' loll • I; « I
Clilh will meet nl IliC eluli Imiiati mil Kiisyidi
,•
tie
i,
1
onfineil
to
Alonioe
Ab'inorial
for Htvthin *if « ffiiiTs.
ml blown .
i
Hospital in (trnlii due in m fall
■flvill he Mr*. Roy (Sieiii, All' -V K ' l l * \V. It.
from a Mum itpnii •>Ineh lie wa*
Nlliinhoiser, .Mi,. H. I.. /Iniineiman, Ail.mi*. ,M
,
winking He 1* a Muitniiau Ini tile
. Mra. William Stemiiei, Ali»* C.»i.)| Mr*. Ii. W
Seaboard Bnilway
Stone ami M i , * t'.li&i
1 W. A l t m a n .
.
,
T
w rrrv K T v m n ---------------i ...
.
Atm. I’niil
Oithnm. v.h •a ........... '
1 rhr Civic Departmrnt
f the Aii„Hh, Mr*
pink -iitin tii'bmiO'l . "ti a
Sanford Woman'* Club will hold n •Cnllouiiy, A
lullin', and I,mol "t .1 1 m
! covered illuh liuu'lieon at 12:30' |c t'hiliips.
the 'heutdi I
I In
KrimT
I I' M. On ttie piogiani, >pon*ored 1
Hum till" wal'lline 111 the 11 nl
by Mm. Charles K. (linn, will l.e a ! \11 •. W Ii
feat 111 ed gathering m the
talk, “ Heanlification In Sunfiird"1 Pl
m
She won- iiiiil.tiie^ e|l">w
by E. n Stowe, lundiiupe aichi . \|iR, m hiii|
glove* unit In i to'inipn *'» v\
•
...
,
, 'W h ile, and
soft liloe nialiiu , 1 11 and tie
j The hrlend'hip CTa*» uf the
Mini I he 'aloe tlowei I'liiiii
1I ake Maty Community Church will
llOIII|lll't
hold Ha regular mriMlng at lie* \l|*u \ V
Ttie hi lib■- inn nl-. AM
home uf All*. Ted Itiooklyn at K lin *
*
Dim nine id Bowling Mniu,
i> m
'
H omo
‘ The I'lillatlieil Cln** of I lie First
II Ii. OilliNm, .Ii , ••vilrvIiiIiumI Wight Iv1 1 1Ii' v .it liilH'l Mil
foi Hill Hi limit*}', who wn- mar Air* .l"bi> SI. in* •1 of .lie ks**
1 Baptist Chun h will meet with
11.1
WHl1 pMV\Ill'll II •sllimilll t I»•
Mia. J . II. I'liillip*. Hillrt I' ii Iini-t In
‘ uBi, r 1
ried o i l Slit III (III V evening In Mis*
Kilty Odlmm, hie be'l man mid Sfltlli, the 'In
|Avenue, at H:INI I'M. Co-lio te* orlnw Vlt
to that of ........... .
11 her, with 11 dlnnei on Finlay iileiillealThey
|tea will tie Mra. Clyde Hrumli'v, llll(niri| ((|
nl*o wine nml
night al it.:il> 11'cluck at hi- holin' in llliliot
Mra. Mmtha Cailei nml Mr* lllll 11.11 iillimi1.
glove, and ii- 1 to .oil'1' , i*
Rose Court.
.Simpdiagon- and
J Collin I.
A white el.phonl -ale |
,
lose* In lindi's of pink mid in*e
well' used In ileinitiling the .........*
••
il
• II
• »
»h -
••ailed
•ii*i'wivo* and
fitigoi pricked
, arret women
a* a now .lop
. •li.un
Mi,,
of Mi
trtu
. u•- y
Hu.
' Im t
......... I ,
!jil",'.l,i* i* •Qi
..'iiili Schnlet
gowned in steel blue crepe. At
'ii 1 -Inuililci -lie al'u "iiie white
1111 nation*.
........
I'lie Sunford Wumiiii * d u ll wa* Milton l.ml
I lie 'cene of H iccetition following I’ljmeilj tut
wilding. The cluli house wa* AVcilni'dii.v
, . lively ili'coiateil with white
( |)lioluxr*, »mipdrilgon* nml felii
j ( Ion mug while taper* castiiig
<•II glow over the M'cne. The
bride's tnl 1I0 wn* iiivcred with 11
.v» ,
inen cloth .uni
renteied
By AIA I AN
wilh the white lilo**om» Hanked Al* Newsleatme'
wiMi while tapei* in ailvei holder*.
liuest* were met at I lie door by
Alt' A W. I.ee and the lirldo’i*
I* >kwa, presided ovei by Mr*.
Al I . Itnhoiii. f> Culling the Weildine 1 nke were All* Roy llrltt,
All, .1M Slinei iptiei
and Air*.
II W
liund'peed. mill |iiealding
i.l lie’ piiui’ti how I well' 'll* . I 11•v11
I' llnvli. Mi*. .1 II \Allliiini*.
Alt* Volie William* nod Ait*
lleinimi I’ Atm 11 *
M o l 1 1 . g lilt Ii'iepllun *"fl iuu»K’
wa- play <*l hy All** I ntlieiilie
Chill A'Si'linp 111 l i n i n g fin tin*
y.i" • well- Mi*
I
Hi mil oTil
livid, ' l l ' AA II. Iwihv All* 'V. ,
i Spink', All* I! *.
Mrth.il.. »
•
AM
|| II Oiltimii .Ii . All*. I. I,k'
i. -fill me being
I I n 'u ig h o n t
-Inmid be gen
.11 Alitny stylJ*
| with the pillin. Iiiduig Isit nut hluu.es
In 1 ........ "I mo-
vlillti. \sill ill I •
I I M III US
Ml S.SI It
HU <1 Ml til fill I
■i I’nilirs iun< Mhhi|UH1
Bill Brumley (iivon
Slipper By Mr. Odlmm
and in •In* centei of the dining ta
ble wen- pink and while 'minding
on,. Pink tapers yyeie pho ed in
ailver eamlelabm.
Ilnriiig the dinner All llnuiilev
presented hi* la-'t man mid islo r*
with gift*.
Assisting with the
dinner weie Air*. Oillinni mid All*.
T. Iliudfoid IIyi it. Those invited
tu he with All. Ilriunlev went
llernian llnimley, Dounld Jones,
Demonstration Club
Meet At Center
■Int all, liecauie then- is plenty
of tiling* of Interest I’d like to BunintHH Women To
tell ya about Seminole Hi. First
Meet On WedneHclay
on the list is our new Intern*!
from Stetson University in lieuniler
The Business mnl i'tnfcsxioiiai
Land,
Fin.,
Iiiterinii*
Coaeh Fred Oana* In boy* gym1 Woman's Club will bold it* month
Fry. I ly business and ptogrum meeting
classes In Air. Robert
Black, I on Jun. IH to begin with a buffet
In liand under Mr. B.
Mr. supper at 11:30 P. M. at the Yacht
Our band Instructor,
llamas I). Perdue. VS
The meeting will lie under tin8 II. S. gentlemen. Wo tin ho
you will o'ttjuy ynur visit whi
interning at Seminole HI.
Th* senior elus.* has liegi
play practice for the annn
*aa Rev. Brooks, pastor of the
First Baptist Church 0 / Sanford.
Ne spoils on “ Lovo thy neighbor
ta Thyself” (Treat everyone an
rou would have them treat you.l
il waa a wonderful delivery und
eaa. I ’m sure, enjoyed by all.
Friday' night the Celery Kcda
angled with the Winter Park
fflldrata. The score wa* Wlldcata
10,
v» Celrry7 Feds 140. This ilosa
iot mean that the
thriller, tiecuuae It wus. The
am# waa well played, well
naehed by both teams.
Sally aalea were started last
reek. If ya see a big red rib-
Audubon .Meet 'I’o Bel
Al Harden Center i B A I HO STATION
I
W.T.K.IL
The S» 111 •!«#»!« \1 1•111 »t»1 , Stti iii y •
will llltll hd.ii'iil ,|f , III r \j ♦
III till' Itllllfl'll I’l t* I "It | I •'
Plr-*l SiM it Willi M•iiit 4 i n
iim .
utiA«• illiM'tm uf tin
I'ioihiii \ii«lul»«»n S'i 1 ii ly, ti
i*c
••ini ijiif'l Mi Pm *.ii aill it 1
IIm* i;i(Hi|» iii cLi^il hi; lunl •
till'll fn 1111 i(• Jlllll |H•II •«
Mi
II 1 Iti«t/.» ! <Kiiii in.1 11 •’
lli« i i i i h i i I m 1 itip columni» • , iii|*»»l
IIII \ |*4*l ^llll * Mill* IIM- ll»l« ••*-11•! "
llll'llt It \IIIif Kml- to ilttl llil II Hit
Ilirl'tlltK will !•«’ i*8|NilMlly ••ilfi
In lic|;itiiii'i * in Kiiil d'lth
l« M i l
III
ill I
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MllHnJH h ll * * l' f f
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T w I - l . l i * * Ho i i r m
S p u r I n C ii r ml**
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1 4 H our S e n r k a
111 MagaaMa Are.
Pbaaa 111
•• one of firm BO tennif |irofefl«lotmla In U. 9.
On Duty at Mayfair Inn
LKBSONS • Parian of six lessons IIA.00
Avallakie to tile people of Sanford
Taiuta Clothes and Equipment on Sale
Phow# Roam 107 at Mayfair Inn.
||i' iii|« mi .| ft \ ih|' .t
11*
a » m.i..^i - i
ii**mal iltn
I
.
.
.
ho
* uni
"on*
>
ALWAYS ~ )
LEAVE THEM
LAUGHING O
I Ii* 1
IIKAMDAI.I. c h a p e l
A fellowdilp supper will Im< held
nt Hemdull Avenue Chapel on Fri
. . . . TH EY’LL III.INI* I* ATE
day nl 7:30 P.M. The tivenl wa.
. . The House Plan Holing
IliiM-nil nt City Cullege, New Ymk
pn-ipnned from the past Friday.
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t*
*ii
WHAT THE ||(*AS t\ \VI
Al Fnirlelgli Ilick lll'Oll I'd
leg* in lint III-1 fold, N. .1 , I' m olcnt
P.'tei SumiiiHiliiio in |ot inn mg
11 ioii I'C no "Prepni ill Ion ! 1 Aim
nape" ipieriiid tile vomit' 0 0 0 on
wIii'II mi
limy |m.t 1 >• p,, 1 |b.,
i«oiiig Indies ** ho w.'l*' lo,, 1 , willi ilieir iiffei'tioiis. Tl . fin *iiI *.
1011 inI thill HI per Ifni of lie
male -liiili'tlls 'iild llii v di.| lo-<
■espi'fl f"» siieli g ill,.
The young men were moie m
ll'lf'lfll ill gill* fill Him, oil'
lisil p e l Honalily, good yionmnnr
In 1 Iv good eillleiilinn. and who
*vi 1 0 li.leinstiiig i'iiuver*ii(lootiii 1I. Ill I g O ll ll
liSl I'lll'IJH, Tlmv pul
•loimli down on 1 In- loo inlkv
oigylv. |i*einlo Miipliixtiiiiio
1
ly-nimle-iip and streel
niokine
: .-uni It*.
Non*
Mntkrl Kr|i*ir»
ROBERT K1IRLANDER
t•
•i|>jioi(unity which
Imtiltln ♦ »*•
•*s*•1 1*••1ti i'll in (hill of an In i.. ted
and helpful wife ot ., hi.d.yi I
idt.dngtUplift ,11'fllgf llllll. it" . ...
'III., wildlife yv01 k* 1
Hun me
a gienl ninny proapinMie I.o hand
111 tin
Meld when you me leinlv
101 one''
Ate von li.-teninu, u n i-’’
II
l.tlllll Alll«‘l Ii .HIM
Vi«rl«*ll*M
lllll Nllll*. llllll* I*
T ihL i v - S l u r
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I * |*l •
iiiifoi or pih*»lni»i ii|il*> 1
.Mum I i n I
In ililu lt
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of
I- * ii . ,* ., !
U .1-1
II I* Hit . •■. I l i l . l l
fa I
•miol lit wmkifii;
Hi vvililllfi* Mulls,
n o n rtirii
r*iiiu i*i
siti*
Y . D ru t
i|| l*M
|l
I I
Mi* *ll*h III* M* 111i'll *
la.
'••melt s s o i k i f i i * w»Mt v« •I•11■V•
Ml* • l i t . I Ii 1 *9 1* av i 11 !*•• n o i n
Xl*»"l«
1 *« %mi !«•»»»
II*
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World at Nil***
IN .
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\l«irnlMM
HOUTHKHN EVENING COHTUME Hhurt evening dress and
puil costume for Boulhern ellmales hy a New York designer.
Loosrly-ltltrd coat of blue Bel
gium linen la worn willi a while
taffeta dress.
PHONE
1’ > •
. Il*
'll*
t ’ •111a*11 NflltoilR
YELLOW1
M lllll.I
\\ «'•*! *•» •» Id II i I m.I » s11 m
. • *. I... U « I*I»#
' U ’ lii
IM lIin ii
1*1*11 M«*«tl a t H r it N ii
flH R lN
Ia i m k * i f
M ay
\l ti • I *. 1 J ln i« * rl t iil »
Ii • I ia n r , .
Tint*'
sponsored n
Itut Priday
.‘ l l l l l
I'd* ASOl k111^ Mil || ( In In
*'"l ,lu shown.
»'**• Tlllla uppoinle
**'e for a fair and re
»'*y member having 1
baked food, clothing,
ami crafts for the (
her. Airs. Lila Wnoilari
\f»*••! 1(|*‘ 11;«lilt
u for Orlando.
The Key fb ih
laketball
datwa
• 11|«l •I l i i i l l ' l 1.
1*11 | M i l l .
•
».l
\i>i . > I . 11 1
I il|* will Mil, till. II'. Il r| |.
•Mil
wife who will accompuny him are
siudenla at Stetaon University
lita tim e yeat old daughter will
■Iso be with him.
oriel Chauel at Kolllna College
Tlie club will have aa guest uf given by Ilugh (Hies, organist of
honor, (isorge Barr. and
...... about 'the O n lral Presbyterian Church
■lx member* of his staff. A report •of New York City. Mr. Giles was
of the
moutim held in 1 tutrialuced hy Dr. Herman r . Hie.... district
-------- -----...ig
Ht. Cloud yesterday will lie given 1 wert, director of Organ at Hoi*
hy Mr*. Sybil South, second vice;||nl
president.
f■1 ,u«« I,........... . . . . - Mrs. II. H.
Wall hour. Dean of tht Central
Florida Chapter, and Mra. J . L.
McKwan of Hanford, Manly Duckia now W(1|lh Bnd David W. Cramp of
liecaum orlando, Miss Agnes Johnson of
told of ciermlnt, Miss Ueatrlce Fornwnld,
....
to buy ju s , Ruth Blchardaon and Dr.
for the Uan<)uut Helen Alllnger of DeLand.
til*
'•mil* the
>
SAN I OKI* ()l> 1 ANDO III)
1U K N ON 1 1 \ i iii a r
k i l l I t A S I I I Nli A II It »VV
NOW SHOWING
First Central Florida Showing
AlJIH HUMAN AIMI IAMB
o VI t
T / '& .W j r y l
c i
O r\ (
risv/V. _x'. TSkih
f BATTLE FOR EMPIRE
lie # * *
!
TUKSDAY - WI'*I)NKS1)AY
IlMJl.VIN I’UOGKAM • IHMMH.K FKATHUK
“StlVtMtl
“SOUTH SEA SINNER”
.
HhtUy Winters
Starring
—
MacDonald Carey
S A N F O R D '. O R I i A N O O
H IG H W A Y
�I Jr
Fro Football
Leagues Meet To
Reform Circuits
HELP FOa HUaRICANES
Y AO CVM 9
io rm /B A .
\
AAA
P A M /IY C O AC H /N &
Mm n m m r
U. S. Olympic QDnond BgachGolf Vanderhilt’s
Swimmers Are I S T B i h S
Top Cafe Point Maker With M22
By STERLING HLAPPBY
was supposed to go Just about
Star Floaters Jimmy Thomson, genial golf pro Associated
Jan.
Pres* Sport* Writer as It had for five ytars— Ken
Four-Way Tie Ends
Bing Crosby Open
Gol f Tournament
pa rk
I'KBHLE BEACH, Calif.,
Vanderbilt's Hill Joe Adcock tucky would win by ten or »o
18, — HP) — fling Crosby’* par*
for the last quarter century *1
M Y H -rb *. - M m m a im
sonal golf tournament, the one for
*h* Ornond Beach Golf Club and and the Kentucky basketball points.
,
Trained
Tankmen
Are
N FL, All-America To
w o n TH0M * r/ M m r 6
which he put* up all the money
Bob Woodward, vice-president and team will be In opposite situa
But Coach
Emmett Lowe rL
tions
tonight—
Adcock,
a
pleas,
and
ha*
•*
much
fun
a*
any,
w
it
general
manager
of
the
Ormond
fH
A
M
O
M
—
and
his
Tennesseans
had
aom
Found
To
Be
More
Create Single Proone of the most unusual In It* nine
Reach Hotel end Cmmlrv Club ant one, and Kentucky's unpleas thing elso in mind. It was an
2 momc
year history.
Buoyant In T e s t s have Just announced that the new ant.
v tc ro m m m t w a a !
Gridiron Conference
upset, Just what It does to Ken
l2fKI,fHK) clubhouse at the resort
The 61-hole Invitational affair,
YU l s a m co M m o
Adcock Is the Houthcaxtern's tucky's ranking In the Associat
will be officially opened on Janu most prndui6ivx point maker, ed Press poll to name the top
which the professional* and ama
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. in. A LL
.................
URBANA, III., Jan. 18. — f)p|_ ary 28!h with a “Change Over lie ’s the only active player with ten teams will shoy later thta
teur* fight to get Into, ended yes
f/P) — The Hatfield* and the Mr- |
terday In a four way tie for first AnicrL'n’s 1248 Olympic swimmer* Tournament.” The tournament Is more than 1,000 points In hi* week
Coy* of the prefer
II
laee among the pros. There will h*v» bndle* that float inui* «*.,iv cthnkiltil fiii nli-mber participa-' collegiate life. \khm ne does
..World RTf* Klliv Itiiliy
It can't be good.
.
e no playoff. They split th* than most people.
Hnn•* •■
--gainst Mississippi in Oxford toH R r'tfie luve feast thnt will mid
When Kcntui kv Is finished
a
w
v
I
money
for
tho
first
four
place*
flits
floating
is
measured
by
their fmir-)Tnr feud.
"Chnn* »
I'uiirnnment" [ night will ho added glory."'*” " * * ..Hli iceil, or vice versa, Coach
the Mine required to.- tl»* by U’-'1
1•SJ'UyFAnd the Iwn rr-t-vhfle rival
I
___
....
Luck ninny it
, Nut™ 'ItViTtucMy/'TTV? idee Iiiih Adolph Hupp lake.-, his
i
"
tnioiig
the
pro,*^
slamming
Ham
buoyancy
alone
from
n
ilciith
„f
jo rW a a m - . .min im ,,; , v , tl„|
, #.
pnisenniil inniion ( 4 .
!trn*ir»f| »l*nvn Snuth th** i l i t ! team l» Athens to tr w*
Snead,
n**i»m,f
PGA
liurnploh,
‘‘ 'A'Vib'v .
surface, ■Old-Umers," Tor It will mark the Kentucky can be hud after nil. Georgia totT»nr-,'W night. The^fln^
7 : . 11’ fiu ,ng plan* for their iicsrc ;
rhe
lime
Is
fioin
five
|
u
n|
'
x
.
milted
'dm-etf
out
of
undisputed
talk* Ihnn I'lillnildidil* _ the City I
beginning
a new era In the wav Tennessee w h ip p e d Kentucky al game of " - weel-.
r
Ural place by missing an eight- trer, seconds. The trest floaters " f HP** at Ormond. * For over a Haturdnv 88-63. Tonlglit against lucky will lie against
b el’au l'
of fltolherly Love.
wcic
W.
Wolf,
Forties
Norris
footer on the final green.
His
liertml of 60 year* the old dub- Giorglii Tech, Kentucky must Saturday night.
From h series „f meeting* stall
\ \
J
r
.
sad
Alan
Ford.
‘iH-l for the three rounds was
i H ij
In* Wednesday nlglil — nn.l last.
hmixr has been the meeting place begin proving all over again
Another upsetler will lie roam
ct-A fteN C K T H A M A rr**
kilimNcd by Dave Dougin*, WllniIng until Hal unlay or later
»
Two of the team lacked float- for many of Ihe country'/ notable*......................
that wloui ...............
you talk ........
alnml .........
soulli- ing thl* week. Alabama takes *
t
o
o
u
r
p
o
r
A
M
e
P
1 \
inglon,
Del.,
Jackie
llurkc,
Jr.,
pinlity.
Ono
of
thrse
sank
from
new pm football rlrriilt util he
n
n,
,D
ItTrkcfel'cr,
lle-it,y
Ford,
vro
li»,ke-lb«ll
all
you
need
to
A B oru m m m a r k Am a
lour of the slate of Louisian*
Lf i m
White Main*, N. V.. and Mmttey top to Imtton.. The other neither I’reslilent Harding ami Will Hog say t* "Kentucky."
ereet-,1 f r,,m the old NhI i, ui-.i
sting
MAv r t # o r 0 * r f N * r Friday «ml Saturday, meetln
I t
Quick. Culver City, Calif,
rose nor sank.
Fool lull I League *ml tin* All
>
M
TH
flR
f/
R
S
T
6
rnAMMB
or*
are
Jimt
a
few
who
lent
tlielr
When Adock and Vanderbilt L. S. U. In Baton Rouge and
\ . ' m
K M * * M ft P T H t FO K
Amerlr* Conferencn.
The quartet each pocketed
These studies are part of colorful picaence to the (Irmnnd meet Mississippi the hlg Nnsh•ft} A * i.7 M »M r
0 A O F , 11.237.60 for lliili Individual pro s physical fitness Investigation link*. The famou* unto rnc** were ville senior will he win wnrk:nn- Tulany In New Orleans. _
tty tlie time the
ai-1
— nintmin* >pnrr 1* ' P 1
rke 0e * r fa ja v * f a * ch
effort*. Douglas grabbed an ex at the University of Illinois, con- tn*n run nn I hr Ormond mid Day- for his 1,022nd point. He pns*e,| evening Suturduy glvliig Teen
concluded, the NMI.>i.n|. American
MARK /Jt T M T C O W trA rS
tra 1600 for finishing third with darted by Dr. Thomas K. Caret on, tons Reaches and used to start and the I.nut) mark Saturday against Its worst whipping of the sea
Football League will In* n wink
Johnny WclMsmurller, the Holly professor of physical education. finish at the old clubhouse. The Mis.li.ippl State with a 22-point son 73-39. Earlier in Die weejp
ing organization of front 13 to tti
team*,
wood Tartan, In the pro-amateur
He says the superior buoyancy clubhouse will be , claincd us a Splurge.
Tech ruined Auburn's perfeiT
with a best ball of 202,
may contribute to tho success of beach club for hold gneda and
In 11*47 freshman Adcock scor sriiHon 66-49.
Front the standpoint of the Lins,
In the pro-amateur competition swimming. As an example, he member*.
ed 167 points In 14 games. Tilt1
the biggest result pro ha lily will
Tulnne arid Vanderbilt are tha
there was n two way deadlock for *sv* <hat ordinary men have made
be the type of eotiipclitlnn In
Under the present set-up the next year sophomore Adcock only unbeaten teams in the south
top money. Amateur Hud Moe of amazing time* In long swims In No. 2 hole will become the start more than doubled hi* output in east. Tulanc's only coming out
volved, winding up in a real world
Spokane, Wash........id pro Ralph Great Halt Lake, where tholr ing hole and with Die new tee lo*. (ban twice ns many gam es-- thin week will lie tilt! Alabama
championship game between the
Hioimpilst of Glendale, Calif., tied bodies are almost an huyoant ns will lie 66 yard* longer Ilian Die 378 point* In 22 outings.
winner* of the new Irngiie'* two
game while Vainly must win tn
Breathing
probably Is previous hole,
Don Edward*, San .toe, Calif., and corks
, As n .................
division*.
junior he lapsed Just a Auburn Saturday a* well as Mis
easier.
The
Japanese
are
re
Marty
Furgol,
Alhmtuerrpie,
with
hor Ihe convenience of Die mem-; I'll, scoring 339 in 22 games. Af- sissippi tonight in remain clean.
For the hnirlrd rlul, nwnei*,
brat ball score* of 201 for the ntal knldy buoyant, and recently bern a new practice putting green i ter 12 tries this year tie has 149
Ollier g a m e s Dim week are:
the peace nai l may mean nn m l i
they
*ot
three
world
records
and
three round*.
will soon be completed and l» ,»nlv I point’
Tuesday
Flotilla
at
Tamna;
to the ho* office Hflhark* mir-ed
wn„
i|ip
team
title
at
our
na
a short walk from the new dub J December
Is Adcock's low Wednesday—Mississippi at Mis
In the pa*sliig golf parade we*
In large iiichhiim’ tie the eosDv
0 a * k § t b a u M o M-s c o m /m o
tional championship*.
bouse, A netv and attractive score niunth. He starts slowly, un sissippi Stal vi Friday—G eorlg^
competition for bulb |iatioinigi<
one whose position was strange to
A P P / e tB h H L P R O B A B L Y
Reaction time, another mark of card has been ....... up willi I he «'lml- Just a little after rhrtnl- at
Florida.
and
Sautrday—
and players,
thu gallery of thomianda. He 1* fit nss,
sM O P o e k * m r t TU Lm A m p
Is
a
thing
Babe
Ruth
new lengths, handicaps and pars, mas and heata tip In January and Georgia again and Tennessee at
A* mallei* now stand, the new
,
M*HK 4 R 4 * OMIAMOAAA AAM . little Ren Hogan, former triple h«d supremely
Tils
reactions
C Mac Arrnwsmlth, formerly: February. During three gnaie*
rlialniiinn — National Open, PGA
loop
t„ |,r headed h> NI*L romrt4*A CLA SP JAM(/ARY 2 i /
twice as fast as the aver- of the Colonial Countrv 19, ,1. I„ I Ibis year lie xenre.t on on _ . j Tech.
P'tHiMf*4 *r
and We Hern Open — who Is f|ght- were
— Gxmp i c t r
j i u es-----Issl
in u* —
mli*loner fli rt Hell - Will Include
iice
man.
and
this
was
l»1l» Mm W kvj*»*»!*• •ttt***' - »***»■*•
......................
......I" '" , — rruill'M.t'l1. Will Fie In r poinla
10 National Kontlmll l
- i. i .
w n *. Alabama 73 Tech 39; T*ch
T-T.r- RVfilUF
m
m
barge
of
all
the
club's
activities.
For
five
years
and
44
game*
auto Mi-t-iilt-iil rloven months ago,
86 Auburn 49; Auburn 72 Florida
■on iiifie rrnm the All-Amei i.»
homers.
Knihtrky hurl no!hIrt|r un|ilfii!4- 48; Slissixsippi 64 Florida 40;
Conference.
Hogan's dramnllc comeback In
At Llllnnli, reaction lime Is
HEADY
FOB
MORE
uni lo remember ahnul . Smith- Florida 84 Stetson 61; Georgia
I lie Ia>» Angeles Open last week, rnruHurcd ley Imw lung it takes
Ketnlnrd ftom the NFL at*:
GAINESVILLE, Fla.. Jan. Id - eastern Conference tennik. Ten- 83 Mercer 67; South Carolina 64
when ho tied for first pt*ri> with to make a vertical Jump, after
the New York Giant*. Niw VfirK
ucso'c changed that.
There
are
five
returning
IrtterGeorgia 43; Kentucky H8 North
Ham Hnrad. was still fresh In the ireliig a signal light, or hear
Bulldogs, Wnnlilnirlori I4M Hkln-,
nien from last year's undefeated
Saturday night Kentucky met
minds
of
the
onlooker*
who
saw
Phllndeltdiia Engle*, Chicago Caul
ing a signal sound, or both. All golf lenm at the University of Tennessee again and every Hi Ing Carolina 44; Tennessee 88 Ken
NEW YORK, Jan. I A - W — inl*under*tnndlng and are now
tucky 63; L. S. V . hi Loyola IU
irraln, Cblcagn Rear*, Detroit ■The Nallonai CnlioglaU AlWatle complying. They were hated up him trudging soggy railway* here. athletes are found to have fas Florida who will tour Die links
Tulant 76 L. S. U. 70; VanderbIM*
Hogan couldn't cope with the ter reaction lime* than untrained
»
««»•;" n,'V Pucker*. PHI*- Association. rclmffcil In It* flirt on violations riled la*l Hr pi. I.
cold rainy weather and t h r e e men. Among swimmers, the di for the Gators in IPhtl.
op for fnither work »n n special 82 Mississippi Stale 60; and
ourgh nteeler* and the Lo* An- •effort* to get tough, sought
The convention, using a single
Wake Forest *19 Tennessee 82.
- (lypres* Point, vers are fastest. Among track a * . . * ! . —
grass for sonthern courses.
r*i
,
.. '
new method* today for crarkfng hallo), voted l i t to tt.1 to expel tough course*
Ilie new grnss strain
“Tlfton
Monterey Peninsula and Pebble suit field athletes, the fastest |S O U t l i O r f l C iO lfiT H TO
Tha Htnndlngx:
Taken In fituo the AAC me down on rrcallrtmnt*,
tho seven school*. Thl* wn* 26 Beach — as he hnx In the past. He
67 lurf llermiida" — would consre sprinters and pole vaulters;
League
»hnrt of the two.third* majority had scores of 77-71-72 for a 22,1. the
Develop
Fairways
-l".-r noilliern golf* higgeat deficit,
slowest Ihn shot-putters,
w L
I’rt
Two ol e / i li l
U ti*'rr i i Hfulhem California, tho NCAA'* necessary.
"'ggril giecu* ami fairways,
It didn't even land him among the
runners and gymnastls.
Tulsne
4 0 1,001)
The vote was followed by. a fifteen money winning places. 1 JixtiiMrn
N Y
; T ... ' " ff,,ln' Inwmln*
president, announced
COLUMIIUH, Ga., Jnn. 10,
..................
Age does not appeal1 to slow
Hoyd ii-.krd Die. ....
SGA
member* Vanderbilt
3 9 1.800
known
t.lvl. .... * 1 *• . r .?"■ violator* of the *..nlly code proposal, offered by Dr. H. f!.
known to have made JD'pllcstlon wnnia *tlll he sought out and (Curly) Byrd of Maryland, lo
Ironically, Hogan, once Invinci reaction time. It measure* about «A’i — Tho Southern Golf Axxorln-! *" 'hip in the llfl.ooo for eirper'l- Auburn
800
4 1
Don
wanlit
Its
members
to
chip
ill
for entrance to the NAFL. Ollier* punl*hed, lie didn’t any how.
meiits
by
Ur.
Glenn
\v.
Hiirton,
M
ir
name
from
17
to
36.
An
odd
L. H. II,
3 1 .760
net up a special committee to ble, won thu Crosby event a year
are expected before the meet log*
810,000
lo
inaurc
Dial
Die
ball
fact
|s
thnt
nearly
everyone
re
who
cross-bred
Dir
new
grass
al
.671
Alabama
4 3
Is evident expulsion I* felt work on a rntte that will suit ago with an eight under par 208.
get down lo the serious hindne** nl to “It
ed - fattier to a double signal, both mil* on Dixie grass Dip same way the coastal plain* .................. sta Kentucky
| 1 .GOD
be too ar-vere n penalty for the full membership. The coir- This limn he was seven over.
hand.
it linen up north.
tion,
Tlflon,
Gn.
light
and
sound,
than
to
either
Tennessee
1 1 .5 (1
such Infraction*,” He said,
in It lee wuuld report to the con
Speaking for the xnoDicin golf
mu- alone.
The new grass i* Intended to Georgln
.333
1 0
"However we have a peculiar vention In Dallas next yenr. The
Sanford
Orlando
Little
Justification
i*
found
for
ers,
SGA
vice
piesidenl
A.
Pollack
give
southern
fairway*
and
greens
Miss. State
.333
2 4
nioldem. We have these mem- resolution was adouted.
fears
of
enlarged
athlete*
hearts.
Boyd of Chattanooga, Trim., aske.l a texture coinpnrahle lo Die even Gn. Tech
.260
1 3
liers who admit they are break
Kennel Club Entries All Die |i»4H Olympic swimmers Saturday
The
resolution
which
that the money la- put quality of their northern counter- Florida
.187
1 6
ing t h e . rule*, who havn hten miulckly adopted stipulated that
,
^
„ —- - |parts and Dills lower a har lo com- Mlistlstlppl
hxil ordinary site heart*, All hail
.107
T tl N I f l l l 'r a P X T H IK I
1 6
found guilty by the compliance fu
■tlon " 1 1 1 regard to any
slow pulsus. All were remarkable arc neurotic nttn. Thla, may ui- petition between the section*.
r iM s T H u r ^ r i i s d i r
committee and wlm have been specific Institution1' be deferred
efficient In recovering from fall- plaln why worry adits to fatigue.
Boyd said he expected no difflconvicted by a majority vote until after tha report Is made. tU rrile"
'lo tU r. L a k in a .
For the 1thlril straight year,
guo exerrlse*. ,
Thin Is something cuntroliahle, I rulty In raising the quota from
of, the convention.
, 1,11* Leeds, T u t D irt
Tbl* would Indicate the NCAA T n lliin
In strenuoux, competitive athlw- with good dial, sufficient rest SGA members and he added that only stiuh'iita are belliig admitsatwoKii
r .r o air H*i
r— rara^Hr
r.................
SOUTH BEND, Ii id.,-■(/)’)—The
;;jFflrh#p4 the new executive now) has IU hands
ds bound aa a
Jar's II* especially lonif sprints and
Taw Bad, C'tmr«l*re
with physical
recreation Die Augusta, Ga., national duh led In Penn State's Indoor athllghtMt lineman nn the i-uUra NtM oW/trflMf t« ;be formed in the. policing agency
I mini, gueen Tow n, swimming, there are cases of en and
lettc events In 1060.
properly applied.
already htt* contributed $1,000,
nliey, .\IUi •hen M ean*r« Dame. starttng elevjfr’\IfAVm W W 'W ff week* will know what' can he rewritten
larged hearts. But the Illinois stu
iiJBf third highest nmonnt of game to do with the situation. W« circumstances, a college could go
T IIIH II N S I'K -A / ia th * Mile - dies have not yet uncovered any
time during the in in root hall sca- don’t consider them vindicated. out and sign up a* many boy*
Use Hlnx. r*y |jini-«, r.'lajre
from this enlargement.
Where CuHtomern Send their PricndH
Home Controlled
•op. Only cn-cnplnln* Leon Hurt
He hhVI It's possible other aa It want* on athletic *rho|nr, Ulrl, l.i-aauy, Mies Hush. 8h«dr harm
(The top high Jumpers, high
ffanfl# Crow. Heart ..Aches
and Jim Martin played more than NCAA member* would rhnnsa to ship* without fenr of punlih-. Bower,
v r n iiH T tf
K a m rtlr
hurdles
and
pole
vnultera
us
Hob LaJiy, right guuid from L'luvo- boycott them,
mant,
-il inm nr (I., Ited Casino. Mady, ually. have longer fore legs, In
land.
1 .
The NCAA executive referred
Tha Rout hem, Houthwest and Msale Chef. Tan tl Kverlhlnn.. relation tn thigh length, than the
>
, Lally, n mem 186 jMiunds, played to eevon-hnlir meeting of the Bnutheastrrii Coufermices, who Thurslnn, ll'x May.
average, The fore leg Is from
n r r H back—e/rsis* Mil*
*■78 minute* out hf V pnallhfd’nDO, convention.
waged the successful battle aHnanr rllrb Hnla f.ee, rtsmlng the knee down. Sprinters Have
while Marlon (204 pounds) and
Hulling Katun. almost the same proportions,
Virginia. Virginia Tech. VMI, galnst the rxpulslon move, are
nr. Ciniiitrf-It
Hart 264 pounds) finished Hr«t The Citadel and Maryland *tno<i seeking full athletic schotarxlilp* Jin Itm liny, lltil* Border. Inspire hilt
weight
lifters,
wrestlers
SIXTH HACK—a/ISIh* Mite
•nd second with 406 and !ltt2 min up and suld out loud they were under university supervision.
lime.
Parnell,
Turkish
Tip, and distance runners have shortute* respectively.
•
not complying with tho code and
claili.
Verliy.
gtieeli's
Fellow.
The pre*nit rode limits Hchrdsrter fore legs to thigh length.
Playing a m-rappy defensive didn't Intend to. It I* "unwork "bl|>* tn the needy and tho*e Home Hllvrr. (Inhliy Ms nil
l i d E . KIHHT HI*. SA N K OKU, F L O R ID A
Runners have shorter suit ligh
NMHXTII MACS)—fl/iaih* mi.
game, I,idly ulleriuilnl with Fied able and impiHclical,’’ they argu of Idgh scholarship. Under It,
Ilnr*l llonry. Hno Joe, I’aragiin, ter upper bodies, and longer
Walllirr at the ntmting offensive ed,
an athlctp inusl work for hi* Hit v Disc. Ho Fast. Kl*ht I'p. legs relatively.
guard ponlllon too. Hi* cmshlng
Huaton College and Vlllanov*. meal* and board except during Ntirihwesiern. Ilarryrnl.
The purpose of the study Is to
HtllHTH BACH—ralarllr
block In the North Carolina game nl....... barged with violation*, said xeeson when he gel* one meal
Mary Teresa. Marfa, Match i'p. discover what men and women
broke Mike Hwlatowlc* louse on his they were singled out through a day.
flllle Oliver. Haul Willow. Nuria- may do to keep fit after age 30.
er lieh. Ilia tlulila, Charley nun
86 yard pass Interception run for
Curetnn *ay* the physical fit
<<INTH MAC*)—S/ltlha Me
a touchdown. And lie sliuulil have
Texas First, Traveling Hike. ness decline Is rapid tn most
Mild Daisy
Mlira*ret Ann llmnd
been given an assist on Gerry
Fls.hy I’llol, Kstelle. Kolby. Hl*v.
men.
Groom * pass interception which
adore, Mile Mlso, Hlulihnrn Jack
45c
Ib.
WIKNI5RS
................
SfHirtN
In
llrlcf
CHEESE
It Is possible
that many
THXTH HACK—A/IStks Mil*
broke up Hollthern Methodist last
My Mleml. Ilenrgla Tsch, Tool- persons have some special physi
Margsirl Vnn Brand Freshly
minute attempt to lie up that ball
By AHHIHTATF.D PHKHB
■ la Tnotsr, Pacific Mines, Osllant cal quality, like the floatablllty
lb. 4 ^ Southland Brand Smoked
fame,
Hsllv, Hi Charley, Thalt-h, Hplnnlss
SI.ICKH
IIACON ...
of
swimmer*,
that
would
be
useful
l.lla
When told about Id* placing
In eaerclsea to stay In good trim.
A (iUAOK WESTER B E E F
third In game time arcumulat«d
Or, they may have some quality
HIOII HCORKK
behind Martin and Hart, Lally
Rib or Shoulder
GULFUTRBAM PARK, HAD
0# Shinned, Grad# A Cut up
that needs restraint because It
GAINESVILLE, P it., Jan. Ifl
ahruiged hla *hmitiler* ami said, LANDALE, ...............................
FI*.
59c
lb.
ROAST
....................r
hastens
deterioration.
Gator
baaketecr
Han*
Taanitar
"W ell, there are a few of u* ‘Iron cial)—'Tuesday'* Inaugu.
Quick and Jack Burke, Jr., In
On* of the latter la found In
Beef
man’ laft.”
Hialeah Park find* Gulfstream four-way II# for firak plaet In ha« an averag* of 308 point* par
Park next In Hna and stripping Bing Croiby golf tournament with ■eaeon In thrr*e stsions with the th* time needed to recover from
lb. 49c GENUINE SPRING LAMB
STEW
........................
Its own deck* for the action *!•? wcoi-wii of 214. H«n Hogan Unlvarilty of Florida basketball fatigue after muscular work. FallShoulder
<
Western
Beef
Detroit Red Winns
is
depends
on
how
much
lacscheduled to start at tne “track finished nin* itrnka* behind, out team.
add
your
working
muscls*
CHOPS............................
lb.
55c
lb. 49c
L IV E R ........................
Lead Hockey Scoring by the *ea’’ nn March 4. Gulf- of money.
produce. Women make more acid
H E P I T C H E S , TOO
stream Park, with a 41-day, early
Square Cut
,
End Cut Western
Skiing
than
man,
on
th*
tarn*
work.
Men
GAINESVILLE, Fla.. Jan. 18
Spring season, Is third end last
. Br ASSOCIATED Pit EBB
POX RIVKB GROVE, Ill-M a n s Florida’* Fred MonUdeoca, who with feminine-looking bodies pro
39c
lb.
PORK
C
H
O
P...........
ROAST
45c 1
Detroit's quest for a second on Greater Miami's turf aehedule, HJnrmtad of Norway won 44th
the Routhaaitern Conference due# mora than men with maacustraight National Hockey League ami will Intently study betting annual Norge Ski Club jumping led
line build*. Tratnad athletaa fa ti
championship today n p p e a r u d figure* at Hialeah Park aa a championship with 224,9 points In punting thla pa»t Pall, li al*o gue feaa than untrained men.
an are pitcher with the Gator
merely a matter of completing tho yardstick by which to measure for distance and form.
Hlgheet o f - e l l In fathering
baseball team.
It* own buxine** expeetlnn*.
elongated 70-game schedule.
BEAR MOUNTAIN. N. Y. —
With IU game* tu play—norm
Racing HecreUry W. R. Dahl- Ralph Bletlla, lahpemlng, Mich.,
ally a huge amuunl—tho flame- strom Is to open reclng offices won thra# trophic* In combined P.
■Kmed Red Wing* held an It- on Tuesday, and there are many D. Rooeevelt and Harold NeUon
■ 0 • * fM» * *
Ibe
Mint bulge over runnerup Mon- roblems racing him. Foramoat of memorial tourney.
tree I, with nn other serious threats hrae ix the esUbllehlng of a
■atlafkriory purse and stake*
In sight.
Th# Wing* quelched New York * schedule, following consulUtlon
bid for top honor* by neatly with President Jamse
Donn.
awaeplng a weekend home-mid- Gulfstream Park dispensed with
boma aeries from the Rangers.
a stake* calendar several years
ago In favor of more practical
overnight handicap*, m a k i n g
*~vktory at Detroit <m Saturday auch events attractive
* followed up by blanking the ■tabled on tha greuni!
surlng larger fields than are pos
NO, I T A L I , W A A L
No. 2 Wilkes
BlV^meenwh'fe.1 won tho sible under an early nominating
Armours Canned
TOMATOES.....
8 for 28c
game It played, Whipping date.
Meat Sale
Chicago, 8-0 on Saturday,
No. 9 Comstock Pla
Although the Halls:
•t Vlenaa
Chicago ovarnowered the Bruins hs* bean quietly awi
APPLES
.................. I for Uc
SAUSAGE ........
. Boeton, 8-1. In the only other own hid to pick, up, I
No, lj Ib. Baktr'a
taunllet, the track nae eontlnnei
M as. ChIU with
COCOA
..........
Me
« ,
O a ,. l l o hum with activity daring th*
BEANS ...............
B 1 U A IN B D
Royal Desserts or
off-season. Workouts Mg. Brisk
10W ot.
rUDPINOS ............ « far Me
ax the thoroughbrad,
BEACHNtJT
TAMALES.........
grown to an
N a .1 Tall Hunt's Fruit
heed, with only _
COCKTAIL •»»*>»*• hi.»..*****.er lie
I fan ata.
occupied, awaiting
Pi. Mtracln Whip Salad
■tables which c
ym'am am, T U L S A
■
J i
yfo
E
w
NCAA Loses Sanity Code Battle,
Will Seek To Strengthen Rule
Lightest Lineman
Oil Irish Squad Is
On Defense
ms'll
& * * * ,M E A T D E P T .
Gulfstream P a r k l
Begi ns Planning
For MarchOpening
PICNICS............lb. J 2 4
FRYERS............ Ib. 4 9 £
......................lb.
GET
GREEN CABBAGE...................
IDAHO BAKERS......................
RED DEUaOVS A PPLES....
MED. HEAD CAULIFLOWER
gffm fl’k iS iU ig ri
«3*
5 lbs.
} lbs. 3 2 4
... ea. 1 0 4
DOG FOOD
f
P it h in g
BABY FQ0D
a fo r| S 4
on the Amertean turf,
yko Colored
Jb- 35<
Clara’* appearance In
Oftnge Bowl park s the
N O M IN O R S A L L O '
N d M S JO A N O P A K C
KIDNEY BEANS
DRKMINO .....
aic
B « . Fata Aaala JaH| or Miami
MOON OUAFiT;...................... » c
•Art fMlat
M ax. Coradd Beer
HASH
• av BUe* Dried
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PORE *
Ne.
m
fVhBia.
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BRAINS.....
MAN*
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I M O N D A Y J A N . 16, 1950
Navy's hnskrthnll team* have
turned from Hello Olade and Mlmid where she vidled her son I. E. played tmilrr n civilian cpieh
11mnilton itifl irrnnddnughtrr nml elnrt* Hh* l!*2rt-27 i umpnlgn.
Bjr SARA NKI.I, IIAKOIN
Iii only.
riio Enterprise Woman'* Hull I Mis*. W, K. Kucher enterinlnnl
LukuI Notice
met with Mr*. Chnilo Tlioni|>tou |"ii Wedne-dny evening for Mr*. [ —
%»•!•»: Ill
oil Tuesday evening in irh'hi'iie Mm* Maher nml little son Onvhl,
\\VHIM».
I ho dull** I HI Ii birthday. Foil****
The Knteipri-**' M.V.F. nil** well tl
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tnir III* Imnillc.is meet lag pii-Fi.le | irpir.**elili>d lit the *illi-»listrict ,* IiI. hk** 111......i»
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over bv the jui nident. Mis* Knib* m*-i*l Iriii In I le I mul Monday eve-Ii v,t" i’iii*
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in help liH..r,i an.I eiprl
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PHONIC 118
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S.iofniil Heiphli. Heel ion,
In r*li»rn fur litis nrrmtitnmtMVenmi* fimn .Muvi"|iiiiil Rlile -i»» . - * . Il if\r * I*. I fI'll Oil t s| Il.....
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no In rriiilrr ihr hrit gneelMr
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pie ferrnl.
Rotimillat & 'An
W «le nnilff tia Immrdlntalr
yrilir Mihm1H|i! f»M»bb-MH tn yr t
If «■ nrror orm»i in ><»Mt oil.
ilrrsmi,
See
Mr.
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f'h'ine 7A2
Atlnnlii' Hunk Ill'll
•"(|Frr»i»HPri. Pi ^il Kvhiia IV o
Wo raaiot •*» rvopngtihlo fur
Reliable mun with ear In mil **n t M « LTiII.
Mnp# limn one Inrnrrnrl tnorrftn«o
Imhii’i* in Seminole Count v f ON 1 R \r r niMlMiU OANASI V
A rt i n t * I* ur Nnlr — *
Winniei fnl upporliinlty. 510 i»
l.t'nsftn by A|9|9minfiiti'nl
*70 ip n iln*. Nu experiencfl ur
THE
rttXEDO P E E P S: Complete line
HER I MA I SHARIT:
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impuri'il.
Permnneii)
Hunt’s ( Tmeilo Feed .Store.
Certified Ciilbeil*im Tearhe,
Write
l<*iln>.
MrNKHH
COM
SANFORD
Ti'li'plione libl W
BN.10Y Siimlay dinner al l.aney’*
PANV, Dept. .*, p,report. Ill
7Hr
also
weak
days.
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mol FininhlliK: VI
HERALD
WOMEN to sew our re«db*,ul
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Im
i'tihtlf|i| nu'
short urilera*
Kiiji A b'Ffint .
HpRtr tim<|
f ini lioi nt (hi* r Ik tit |ulr#». K.
ESIIEI.M ANS Red Rone Fm *1
Ertsy piofi(nl»l«> liiinmr-vn. Holly. I fti«>v«*in T.-b* 7|0 |( |
Timphlm, A iValvoti, 1201 Celery
«ood Mfg. CO., Hollywood ■HI, AKRANi' ',',^ Su.it,.ry! d,
Avi*. Phone UBr*-j.
ing, preserving, ii’inoviiig Ii
HOT i.ONCUKH n'rved evrrv dm Cn| ubli* Couple between 2fi nml III*
Iian I’liilltillg *ii iii 11 plniit*, I i
11 :'UI In 2 — with Horne Mi..l"
to
tun
ri'Htaunitit,
flood
home
leine mul lllsijiatiii’.
Pho,i*
WELAKA Al’ ATMENTH. Rooms
roll, noil cm n Muffin**. Homei'
nml rrmunerntlon,
Write C
JitU iid^liliindm ^^^^^^^^
end Store*, n il W. First Htr#ot.
(irill. .121 East In' St reel.
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I'm S H O R tJ Paldta fur overv
11— l,f!N'| X K O I'N IF — I I
purpose.
W OHK W A N T K I5 — »
Purnlahod Api. for; two. Shower
SENKAIIIK
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Sumlny night, one sumII
bnth, rofrlgorallon. On Cryntal
fiiivrling hug rmitnlnliig vnlu
. Lake. Cioml flihlng. Float part 112-111 W. 2nd. HI. _ Phone 32fl Atit. TY PES of hullrfoser work,
rensonahlt
rail's,
fre
e
eatlmat
able jmpei's and hook*.
Lost
[ time, L. A. Cline. Lake Mary. SWAP SHOP, 4»B'E. 4th St. Ii"
as. David K. Carpenter, Phon*
Huy, hi-M **r trmle most any
Fla.___________
on bus or Iii station riming from
IflWI-M
tiling. Phono IPK-J.
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Tampa 1” Snufiod,
Rewind
Ootaen 0 room apartment - hath
Notig.. Ii. Aii»h, H(I| tv. mil SI..
Ifi.ttt* 'v ANTED: IV«»il* as lauiidrr** nr
ami wrooneil pordi.
Partially SFiot'l’, RehiaiTiVnleiir*
Sanfnrd.
ii nnlng. n“"
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(ttttl Hay Avenue,
LOST
Chilil'n luilliiiig atilt.
Courier
Pninls
gnl.|2fi"
w
room furnlNhed apartment,
Site H- Downtown, Call DP W.
Army C'ot*. Hlankel*. Sunglas*e*. Skilled carpenter desire** *vo,i.
Apply 817 Palmetto Avr.
noots, Tarpaulins, Ralm'oate,
No Job ton ,large, loo small. I.UH'I' Yellow ilnrepy Iail t lieuded
loom* with kitchen privilege If
Call 7111.
Hunk Ifedn.
-V brand nil Jnw. fleorge
preferred. .110 West Third
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
Ilni*len. Pliono^ LHJd-.l,
SAVE MONEY mi fine watch'ai£l
Bt root . ____
toil N. Palmetto_____
Ph. 1321
elock repairing. Fellows Home LOST llisek Pcrsinn loin enl, d ‘
. . F u r n i s h e d a p a r t m e n t 1 2 0 0 FRIED Shrimp Dinner, Served
SJiop. n o o Sanford Ave.__
ninntlia old.
Answers In the
Magnolia.______ ______________
“The Red Shrimp on Earth'' Wishes Laundry on urtmUes also
nnine of Nosey. Hlrnyrd friun
Small houarkeeplng garage ant.,
every night at lfomer'a Drill.
home lust week.
If you see
Ironing Jobs. Call Mary, Jonr.
.bath ami space for car.
Call
834 East tat. Street.
him nlea*c rrlurn to H17 Cain
K. 7 th Ht.
1 514.
linn Dr. ur phono 12(12-11.
We both lose when you don’t brine
Rice* room with connerifng hath,
your proserlpllona to LANKY'8 IU— Hpocinl Strvknt —12 SK anw BK nsqaEa-m gea^^n
with or without kitchen prlvlPhone 103.
__ ~
logeo. Call 704.
j _______ flO At, l‘ I. Y W O O D, LIGHT. TRACTwf'wORK. Phone 187-1 15— AUTOMOIIH.BH for free estimate#. Jack Rus
STURDY WITH OR WITHOUT
Furnished 2 room euttace. Phone
Ford truck, gooil condition, 1178.00
sell,
IW-M.
___________> , ■
TRAILER. 81.1 ESCAMRIA DR
I034 Ford Coupe, now paint, seat
covers, good tninspmUtion.
g ?
bedroom Duplex apartment. CONORETIE FLOORS, MACHINE VENETIAN BUNDS made to
order.
Semlimlo
Venetian
UHnd
fiirnl-.hr.) v r onf'ir"l*heif, P in t
*188.(10
FINISHED,
r r « v.limal«a.
. building North of-Rlde*!n Thca
1018 Ford 2-donr Sedan, clean,
Miracle C**nncla Co.
Phone
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lPhun'runs good. Reasonable.
13.18 71 0 !I Elm Aru,
PASCAL C ELER Y" p LANT8. R. NEW FLOORH surtaiiad kr^oir- >041 Ford fl cylinder, excellent con
fccllop. Old floor* made. Ith*
dition. Plastic seat rovers,
A, Kin d . WEST HIDE._____
* . FlnUhlng, cleaning * wai* 1040 Harley Davison 7 OlIV, Lota
V-S««l Kmm» Far 'H*l>—a Ban rat cabbage plant a for sale. »Ing.
Portable power plant, IS
of extras. 4408. .10 day giuirCall IM 7-J.______________
yenrs experience In Remiflole
autre.
» f*ake Mary — 4 Bedroom House
County, II. M. Olaason, Lake
t
cheap. Cash on torm*. - Own- Iron safe. '5m at Ronton's Fund
MARTIN’S UBED CARS
Mary.
K art 9 tnUea 8 .finnford cm 17-02.turno Store. Sanford Avenue.
1001 W. First Hired Phono 0148
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the epm kfr of the evening.
Kriilnv aftorihMin at
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Following (hr talk by Mi r«»v I’ M M v in tin* Del.aiui ,/H" Mil HHit Hill Mni . It* | fmiigti
alt .ihrtiihtl 1 4«t
the new Incoming illreelur of tin* tiuu: mi'l Enteipi i«e tritmx. Tin* 1 imu
1'•'
1 i t- r"*i •
*1 1*
i hi
district, Mr*. \V. it. .Iurk**ui Ilf (■■** I*mil **il) l>»* idnvuig «l the
••i in
Ml.•
! 1»>•* .ifth ^ • r 1
Ui unite City win* inlro*hiii*l. |i *|i *unu* time in I’oit tli unite.
.
|i't«nri at Ki- 1
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.clou* refreshment* of j . i i o i u n
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'amt Mrthtlny cuke weir m v . i l,
California bn* won tlie I’neific V »•!
.mil Mi
. -..nfr - •
iU f IiimIoh*. Th* S' 1 * 1 - 1 0 0 4 . . . .
C* .. . * lllil* |o|i* e " “1llVl*krthl»ll J In .1.1 mil
In., r«i
fin* **f ffio * lnh ivlH *■- ^i**l.I ■■* if*..
home nt Mr*. i>. 'i All* n nml in
4.IVII t t ol .III' llnlllc mill f .111-l.'it
IV/,AUK IKK
Legfiil Notice
PAPE r i v f
�rr-
P A G E H IX
M O N D A Y J A N . 18. 1980
‘Hap* Arnold Was A Pioneer Leader
In Fight For U. S. A ir Supremacy
the only wound he Miffeiml in Arnold nml to Ainetican nirpowiHu nlirlll '.villi' •
rf" ?.inibnl er—If lie had won Ida filet h rail’a
action In Ill'll Iici - mini, when lie ilcalre
n.a.-lgnuieiit to tlio ciivnliy.
wax struck by some shotgun pel
Km thrniigliout ilia c a i r n linn
let. during n phnn«nnt hunt
iviia nligned with "Hilly" Mitchell
Ynt tin* American Air Karen of and Ihc other Aimy rebel* of 'lie
today xtimila ns n miinunicnt to veiu« helween the win who : ii-bl
Ills phini'ii . 0,1 tnm* uloii anil lua n nunc important mle for air*
flicerlul hut diplomatic toughness powei |||a victory came when the
pmolli-la III'' growth of I to. oli. Aliid ii im Aii Kince war per mil
pownr in WiialilngtonV Iwhlnil-thn- ted to piactice daylight ptcrision
scene* military struggles.
iMiintiiiiK nguinat (iermany, which
Two examples of hi. pioneering. he hln! ndvnrRtcd na againat men
I. An n young flier Arnold nenl- t'omliing hy night.
ly zoomed down mid plopped n
Amt hia vindication came nitci
hag of miiil in Ihu front yard of n the war when priaonei llei iiimi
poetnfflcn to pi ova the Army could tioerlng, aaki'il hy the 17. S. atrn
deliver iilrnuiil
tegir homhing aurvoy whothrq urea
If. In I!»l.ri he nomniniidi'd ihe oi pirclalon homhing luel Ixoil
All Force I hnl opened u new m i inure effective, replied:
of war and peine hy iftn|i|iiiq, t
"The pierlaliin Inindiing, hecauae
ut"in boinl.h mi Jnpiiii. Il win. li il W'lia decisive. Destroyed ciliea
force tluil hml grown in 2,2IMi,iiiio ■mild he eVHCillited, lull de-lrnyeil
men and 7n,fMMi plnne
inilii .11 ica Wcie dlffii'iill to leThe aim v of "llrip'«" n<hi|i I !• !
perullll. I he giowtli . t 1 1 , , . n
plane n li i Irief mall uncut of
military ih cl -ion
Hill whan he >..!•. Kindiiiiti .l ti ne |
Weil I’oinl lln- hip lieu).'mint
III* aloud ,i\ feet, weighed ml
liiuind................ .. n/ v iiho.ii
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
— |y WIUIAM WIT —
Central Praia W ater
H O ft T I C. V L T U n I 8 T H.
inonltora." And many • moni
wr r»*'l, are now able to pro
tor. no doubt, ineata her match
duce edlbla flowera. However,
In a four-year-old Merrlmac.
we doubl If the odor of the roue
ever becomea a* appetizing is
G randpappy J e n k in t sayr fAe
that of frying bacon.
r.e ite tt t r ic k o i the w in te r w ill
hr- ihe attempt q! - l% :■
• week coal -oHse-xti- •ecep a
C v P e t :t t.o * 10 lugu loirro
irven-day-a-wtek iurnac e going.
it definitely it challenging oil
/or the tight to the title "h o ..'
ladak Dumkapf lu ip lili that*
g o ld ."
Chinn* warlord* loll to mwth
loco besevse ihoy flnt loit their
With 70 tirrloodi of opploi
haudl.
<'
9i«an fro* to Now fork schaol
thlldron wa prodlct toaihor'i d«*k
A new Hollywood nrqulnltlnn
will look lik* an Oiihuid.
is snlil to he utile to bark Ilka
l/CI.A is ihn only
present
member of the I'arific t'uanl
Conference that never tins won
<l lengue hiiakel hull chlilllpmri
ahlp.
Hahy altlera are now claMl-'
flri] liy the linlteil Hlalaa Kinyloyment .Service in " c h i l d
Property Owners
Of Plantation
Estates Meet
n uiilHi report*._itic . q*'***'>"K V*5*i»
liirncil over tn the now prusiiliqil.
t'nl. N. .1. Scpp, wlin appointed
coinmittcc clmirini'ii nz follows:
VVflfmr, Mm w. II. Tonm; W«lcniiii' mid Mi'inhcpiliip, .Mri. Mr.tihln Germain; Bowls mul Com*
liiilliii'llliiin Milfnid l.iiiimril; lie
ci dll mu. Will iit in O'llitre; CrruIIIIIli11y t'liih. Jnliii'x I1 (ictmy rn.il
Social, Mm . Buy I'eck.
Kicileiic I,. Spiro, pit'xhlent of
nny aprelea of dug Much talent
ii . iv nut lend tu atnrilom but it i 1‘lmilation Estates Inc mukuiy n
pinlinhly la enough to keep the
brief visit to Flat iilu, coinpllnicnlw.if from the <|onr.
ci| itic mouther.* on the growth of
Ihc I’In li t li t loll '.luce liiz IHat licit.
hlnaer. lie I In •nlaneil In null tin I
Mis. Anna Hinglelon .Mllclie),
fmmerly nf till* city, mm of New
York City whcio all** liven with
Iici little duughltq K.lnlne, spent u
prill uf the Yulelhlc SeiiMiii her.*
with her relatives, the F i i i /ici
F ultiin Family ul ilh K Fnuilh
Htteid, and I lift) l.iH'iist AVl'iuij.
The Mitcliels wnro iiiailu v. !>
a iy hy relutivc nml friiints
e being itefe In tin- idly
Thar# will ire a Progroaalvti Vote
a League Meeting, Thuraduy
in. ID, at tho Odd Fellow* Hall
i Oyprosa Avenuo 7:00 I', M.
varyonu Is Invltad to com* uud
tag aomaon# by J . N. Grog,
PtHMant and Timothy Wllion,
returned
E l e c t r i c i t y , Steel
Output Threatened
By Growing Strike
In M i n i n g Areas
Church,' R#v,
'TEST DRIVE”
the t'50 FORD
at your
FORD
DEALER’S
NOWI
Fofd'i V-8 —thn typn of nngin* found In
Amnrlca'i coaillMl can—offnra you its 100-horMpownr
doakod In an amaiitff now quint. It whlipnn while it worlu.
And now, too, you rido in a quint, lound-cofldltionnd
Intnrbr—ao illnnt you «on hnar Karctly a »ound—
•von at sixty. And thii 50-way now Ford briqgi you
(hot wondorfu) Ford "fnni"—mom comfortabto and \
•ofor than over, with Its tow, tovot "Mid Ship" Rido. i. 13-way
•trangor "Ufoguord" Body. , , 35% oailor-octtng King-Slu
Brakoa. . . and tho many, many othor advancod foatumo
j ihe
Mine. Cave-In Victim Carried Out By Rcscuera
A C L ’s Proposed Mer
ger W ith F 1o i i d a
East C o n s t Line
Called ‘Forced’ Deal
PirrSBURC.H . Jan. 17. — i/Pi
— Uaa root strike which ha*
WHarf 7t,*M miner* In ala *taie*
today ta t Into ateel producI Inn
I l f thraataned ■ power ahorlage
In Pitta burgh.
Crucible Steel
Company of Amgrka *ald il*
woof at noarby Midland. Pa.,
it totting operation* SS per rent.
At- almost the same time, the
DogMao# Light C o m p a n y
warood all major Industrie* In
tho graatar Pittsburgh area tn
•rdMra to aloaa their plant* hr
Warren Ler Teiiy, fnninii* *lnr
Prllay night If rationing nf elee- of light opein nml munlcal rnmrdy.
tric gowor become* nece**ary.
! experlril In nppi'Hi liefnre memI beta of the Seminole Dinner Club
1 WABHINOTON, Jan. 17. on Thusilay night nt the Mayfair
ijf ) — President Truman today •Inn. Mi Terrv will pr«'*enl char-
'W A ilffm m T N . J il t 17 — m
—. Tba rongteatlnnal nrohe into
*tor(f* nf uranium shipment* to
Ruykl* will h# re-opened Janosw
24. M*hh Henrv A. Wallace hilled
a# ‘thu top witness.
*
The wartime vire-preildent ha*
been Invited hv the Home Un
American Activities Committee to
publicly reply In a statement hv
a radio commentator that Wallace
gtxsrtrd pressure lo eel atomic
supplies for Russia during the
wer.
8lnre Wallace requested Ihe
hearing last month after the broad
cast, ha was expected to accent
tha invitation without delay. He
hat rallad the radio statement*,
voiced bv Fulton Lawla. Jr., "sheer•at fabrication."
Committee member* dl»e|o«ed
that they si«o may recall for
quilAlonlnr George II see v .tor.
%d#n- wartime Air Forre m»ior
Jordan #ald on a I^wl* hroadeast
that uranium *hlnment« to |>u*<le
went through the Greet Falls,
Mont., Air Rase while he was there
during the war.
Thty will again question M
Genera) Leslie R Groves, retired,
on January 2ft at the Insistence
of Republican members who were
absent when the wartime director
of the atom homh project waa
-Jtulzisd late laat year.
• Whathar cnmniltte- agents hag*
any now leads In their Investiga
tion hOa.nnt been dlsdoead. They
Havo Indicated that tho? may
w ea th er
Aandciatod Prcao I.tided Wlrr
Scarcity Grows
"The
Ih.l
"Naughty Mm Id in"
periolte uf Ts7 mle»
grand opera.
Builder Urges
Sanford To Keep
Low Tax Level
Henry Wallace To
Appear In Atomic
Secrets Probe
VIHIT TMK HM'K
Tho Fcrnnlil-laiiighliui Mom.u 1st
llii-pllnl lias*>Imfir fm a ii’iiinliei
of years ginccd willi the fine tuiigenlnl, minli'st nml until lug mu vlre* nf fuiir mirn'x and one tine-,
tnr. Numi'lv :• Mi«x Col hoi Im- Bos
tic, Miss Vlvliin .Mitf In-11, Mi.-.
Hnrith Tooley, Miss Alycr I'iukcoy who loccntly giailiuilod flmii
lln w .ti'i
lliixpiiai. Jiicksiinvllle
. 'laiighloi of Mrs. Ilcithii M.
I'lnklioy,, Fine Avenili' mill mu
own iha'inr, III. tieiuge M. Hlqilio
We are guileful tu our doctor ai|l
tiurava and Fray (ioirs ItlchePt
llli'hsiugs upon their unlirlng ser
vices.
ANNOUNCEMENT ..............
,.
There will bo a Health Picture
« praoantad •» Crooma Academy to
night Jan. 18 at BiOO P. M. Th*
Public la invited hy J . N. Crocin*
PHnitlnxI
BONA LB ...
.. ANNA
Laura t . Fulton of 1120
Avenuo spent a week of the
tun holiday In Tampa with
rnd, Mr*. MI1Ured oT Jaihho |s q registered nursn.
■nlioM report# a very pleaay with Mr. and Mr*. Jnah-
Club Speaker
PITTSBURGH. Jan. I 7 - U T I Roving picket* spurted the numhn
of striking coal miners in sia slat**
to more than 7*7,000 today with
pstilysis spreading to new airs*
• Five . adcfitional steel romp.inv
mines employing I.BOO weie fort
ed lo close in Alabama. Almoti all
the' 7.300 miners who refuted to
ICso es i i e am m e * e u i
They i etui iicd tu Tampa imuitly.
Ml** Kthcl Burl, former Nut*>'
at
Frrmild-I.uiiglitoti
Meniutlnl
l|iiH|iltnl ii'i't ivcclltly tu t'onipli to
Iter training. Wr wish for her
mticli mii'h ' ss .
Frlemlx uf Mi*. Maigaiat (Hoc,
K. Ninth Htrert, regret to lenru
Rev. Whitt- chost' his Topic of her mutlier** Illness, Mra, Mary
fmm Acte Mil. Chapter list verso Ann Kvnna, and asking other
Topic " ( ’Iiiihi' ii Tn .Suffer" which friends In visit her liedslaa.
waa well dellvi'ied tu his emigregallon.
Mrs. WillliTTyson I* still sick.
F layer—Itev. Walter S. White, Inti Imiunvlnq nicely to tha ilillght
Chant—Thu Lords' I'ruyer
uf her friends.
Bong—Am I n Suhlli i uf the Cioss,
Led hy llro. Ituht. Handera
Miss l.lllle Hall Is rvcupo*atlng
Mrs. Gi’iirgia lllmk waa In charge nicely nt the homo nf Iter brotherof the I'nlilii- iilfetlng fm Ihe Hto- In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs,
ward*
Rumtii'l Wright, Hr., on Locuat
Vlaltors went:—Mr. Ben Mrdhee, Avenue.
Mrs. (.'Ill 1,line MI'Uiieen nml bet
Trio, "Tim Vucul llerminiUei
namelyt— Little Miss Aldrvm r.lcelv at home.
Artis, Klniin Jenkiii and Marion
Mrs, Henry Caldwell la home
Bullock*. The Trio grncetl the ami I* doing nlcaly attar a fsw
sarvlres with three beautiful days
Illness,
songs, "Thunk You Jesus", "I
am Tired and I Need A (testing
“01 IB lUFAI.”
Place", and "Jiutrney To Tho
Would:—Make Thla World n
Bkv".
Bettor piartt to Live In
Daiology
,
Hi' a Lady, Tho I llo a
BanadictUm
Poor Lady
Rev. Waller B. White, Fauinr
l.ove and Reipoct Good
Mrs. Willie F, Pre*t«n, Hec'yRnpartar
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
HANFORD. FLOl
T U E S D A Y J A N . 17. I9.S0
.Soldier".
i
P*rtly cloudy and mild throogh
Widnaaday. F a tty tonight.
XXXXI
Brewster (It-Ma) to inaoke the
Taft-Hartley Act againat John
L. Lewis In an attempt to iwiile
the goal dlapute. The President
made It plain, Brewster said,
that he la "net silerglr" in the
Taft-Hartley Act, since he ha*
need H eaean time* In the peal.
"The President said he wnulrl
A net heeltate If a eltuetlon arn*e
T in which he eeuld *atk»fr a court
that a national emergenn aslate," Brewster said. "Hut he
aaM he still feel* that the time
haa not yet arrived."
Hup swnliiiwi'd tnslaved in -ei vim Foui'
er, In I ill l. in- wa, the i
In the Army ■lui-wri In
ing nt Dayton, It.,
Wrlghl hint inis. And I
■Her lie limit hi- fiixt
wa* u llight in dr tictor,
It lr id,-i etd iug tu
wind would have hn
NL V M l. ( AI.VABV M. II.
IHIDHIt til HKBYICKH
The aervice* fm Now Ml. Culvaiv Misainniiiy llapiixi Chiii ch
begun with Hominy ..........I nt the
ukilnl limn with hupcriiiU'iiiletit
ami Teachtus in charge. Tin* Suntiny HcIiimiI Ii'hxiiii waH hniulifully
rovlewvd hy the puatiil, Rev. A.
C. McQiieon.
Tlia-niiirnuig wmxliip hegnn nt
lliJIlll A. M. Doviilhin was lid
by the Dcacuns. The liiurning me*aag« win drlivind hy tin nHsttir.
Choir am) Usher Mnanl Nuinluq
Oq« ai l veil
Bov. A.
Mcljiieeu, I'ostin
.1iin11 it ii li. Wil-iin, Itepmlui
William O'llurr rnmlc a motion |
which will iltily pussr’il, Hint « ;
mail In' iiniiiciI ufti i each HtlriliK
president of t I ' r n p i - i t y Owner-.
Aaaorintion, with u plaque, niitlilily’ lowi ihcil, n* tin1 iM-ifitifiillar if
*i Ii n xlri'el.
I'luna ware discussed for is
lioiliiciic pit ami nlhri iiiTcaliimnl
fufillti«-< V M'giilation Iii »i -«i--Ihm*
m
if the World!
M of Amar If a.
for Saiford.
S. Ullutlun, ncrutarv of the co r-1
piirulinii, hIho muili- n brh'f talk, 1
r « # v n « i rn nm 7 a h a PrcsiHent Wades Into
Lity Dumps lone
Change Back Into
NEW ORLEANS. j , n l7-</P)
— I he U. S . fifth circuit court of
ippeaU today affumed the southrrn Florida diitriti cmiit'* ruling
denying the merger o| the Atlantic
Coait Ijn e railroad and the Florida
l.ait Cnaii line.
In a 2-to-l
iplit opinion, the
court remanded the cate in the
Inleiitate Commerce Conimiinnn
"for the purpose of working nut i
really fair and equilahle plan with
nut prejudice in doing in In ifcia
rontidelation of any fair and equit
able plan for bringing lint matter
I hr rm.inrity npinum ill irmandlog the rate left the way open foi
the merger of the two railroads by
saying a fair and rquitahlr plan
could include “»ueh a plan pro
viding lot a merger with oi a vale
In the ^Cnast Line eilhri with oi
without the approval of the bond
holders."
The c u e wa» fli«t liln l und
er rlrrult court Justice Samuel
Kltilev who wa* elite* teil to net
an a ilDtrlct liuige for 'Ilia rase.
Sibley held that the Intel state
Cnmmrrre rommlsaimi approval
of a "forced"
merger of Hie
Florida rullinad with the t'oaat
Line wa* Invalid.
The Coast Line then appealed.
The opinion on Ihe appeal wa*
announced today.
Both railroad* have main line*
running
from
Jark'.imville In
Miami and are competing mail*.
The Florida Fast Coast line la
controlled hv the Ht. Joe Paper
Company which owns the princi
pal amount of tha railroad's
landed dabt.
In upholding tha trial rnurt'a
decision, the majority
opinion
written bv Justlra Hutcheson and
approval by Juitlee Russell said,
Zonins Board Is Split
Wide Open O v e r
Proposed f’hanRes
Willing hul wruiy rrsinera carry Joseph Bunts, I i, in un ninhulanci' aflei hr. and Im brother Ldward.
J 4. had he,qi Happed hy u cave-ill ill a held i uni mm,, nl Mnlienny City, l‘s Kntoiuhrd foi (0 hnurs.
Joseph wax near collapse when reached. The Inoth r, i iuglil dill fiirthci iiiiili'rground had not hren
reached, though rescue si|li».|a Wtle seeking tu Incut • him The levelled nun wax I cached after s tube
had been sunk Ihnnigh n rsved-ln gangway and In'aid Inm calling for help I International Snundphntnl
West Germany !Cliine.se Communists Face Task
Alarmed Over
Of Feeding Starving Peasants
t|<’Mi M
f.
U
f
Millmm nl p#4>4nF Uf# #l«rv4, hnn in Rfrl ( f>ina lln« v#4t
.
\
n* *10,000.000 f»#fAnni. t»v t iMvimunitV invfHimfnl e^ft41# m tammf
Sun# M.OOO.OOO
ftou 4i# fj#*|i#r 4trIv tnt»inrv
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III #aif Ch 14 ilnit# Mi 00 0 .0 0 0 in4v aU**** In il#4flt
I I'lfnl*. ri*»|»
tiul pU auf. 4r# liUmfil fnt lit# j*#4t fnnH
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A' " ’ V1'r.k M£nrh? " ' " ' , '’r V ' *•«<» peasanix in .nnrm lrr an
I
average nf .mi pr, end of their
1 "ff much food from ninth ( hum |m '
. I'ulor Ih* agreemant fo.„| I, to
Kvm,
tM, shff
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Chians Air Force
Reported Bombing
Red InHtallations
hant and Gene Tucker and revealed
that In Ihe great nation-wide ept
demlr nf pnlln Iasi summer, Ihc
Foundation paid Ihe entire coil nf
80 percent nf the raiea and at
least a part nf the real nf them
as needed, lie also reported fhat
at laasf Rft percent of all victim*
l ('M ilssea o s te a * lis t
Battleship Missouri
Aground On Hhoals
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. — (/Pi
— Tha Navy said tha battleship
Missouri went aground on a mud
fiat known as 'nilmbla Shoals In
Hampton Roads today.
The battlashlp, setting for the
surrender of Japan, was headed
out to a#a on a routine run to
Guantanamo, Cuba.
She want
aground at 8:4ft A.M.
Twalva tugs failed In an at
tempt to pull the Missouri free.
Tha Navy said Captain W. D.
Brown axpocti to wait until this
afternoon's high tide before mak
ing another attempt to get off.
Tha Navy said no eauaa had hean
determined.
Tho Missouri waa going at about
ftva knoto when sip went aground.
Tha Navy located Thimbla
Shoal* at about 1 1/1 milea waat
of old Point Comfort light houoo.
Mi a m i p u r r a t i n '
MIAMI BBACH, Jon. 17. — UPl
— Mink tkloroa otoio luxury fur*
vojuod at 11 MOO from a Lincoln
Mood shop in Juat tight minute*
early today.
Dotertlvo W. R, Murray aatd a
■ ttm khm mink coat worth UAOO,
• shorter mink coat worth |1flOO
and a mink- com of tho aamo voJ m
KHoW
S JrtJtL f*
gold ontry woa mad* through
• front window, A brtek, o nowa-
IWra. Fannie Schwartz
Dies In Jacksonville
Mr*. Fannie flchwarta. rs.Msnt
of BanfoH for 30 vonra, died teat
night at the home of her daughter.
Mra. Petri Mo.*. I* Jagksonvllte.
whan the had beat moklag bar
home for tha neat throe year*, |he
wa* horn In Rumania,
Othor survivors Inclode 'two
other daughter*. Mra. Roe* Moat
of Cocoa and Mra. Victor Rneen
nt fy»s Angeles: one ton. Louis
nf bo. Angeles: #la
grendohUdren, Joe Moaa e f RenfoH : Nathan Moaa of Goaoo: Dr.
Arthur Moo* of W aRwrtqni Via
tor Rosen. Jr., of Lon Angela*:
Julian Moaa of JaakaawviDot end
Mra. Janice R p im k a f jw k .o ”
vUle: fhrt grent-graadehlldieui
end one aleter In MowTogh.
Funeral a n r l i o wM-ho hold oft
2:90 P.M. tomorrow « RrtekamS
Hnl),,c Bat„ c Q„er
•**>'<* change: wei-
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17- t J P i—
Prutdenl Truman fodav ducloiad
•idminiitratinn plan* tn get a vote
rn civil rightt legislation "if it
takei all lummei."
At the tame lime he itepped
penontllv into the iighl aguntt a
proposed <lunge in home rule* de
fin e d In block consideration of
the civil right, program
H* **'d he w.,» doing everything
in hi* power In beat the tetolulion,
proposed hv the Home Rulea Con»-
Propoied rhange in aiea re
'lUltement* for homes »o ht built
in zone* no« dandled at Rl-A
brought ahnul lively debate hetwetn uliieni Utonng nr nppai*
inf lh» i h *nge. and after two mem
ber! of the 1 nning Roaid, Frank miUee_______________________________
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j.()^ r'|lln tif (rnnimunlst govern.
lam and f r a me have a tenet(s>rt*fli'lt
An slresdv siiffeilog prassnttv ' merit will support d.OOO.OOq civil
<imiri*lanihiig on the Saar hul lie,
u being hied while
I'aasant Bv |, „ rVaiit, and solillar* this year
refuted tn ditrut* it* eaart nature lug -laniUtd* *11 uesi III lielinv p|,r |(^(|, , ay It lake* UP Chinee#
the tpiikettnan Inlil a newt run- mere subsistence level 1
funnel* III auppoit one soldier and
Ihe r'lioiinillilxt
hudge)
f"t hi, family.
feieme that when the three wet
||ir Chinese food crlsi. in lUMi
etu Inieigo imnitlert met in I'aiu iWbu alls lor the goveniinent t - l
i receive tl I pep nil nf It, le.-enue w||| he inrreaved hy the Red no
fail Nnvemltei they reached sg'er from fund levies
I lie lav -cule
H nniisn.a i i , r a „ T s « l
infill nil the lelatmntliip helween
TAIPFII. Formosa Jan 17
the S , a i anil the t .Mini il path*
</Ti
Nationalist air force head |
quarters said today Ha warplanes menl nl I' Uliqie
attacked * fleet nf W>0 InnW,
■.thee craft being asaemlded at
Foochow. acrn*« Formosa Rtrall
presuniahlv for an aventual at
lark on Formnia. Tha announce
menl did not estimate how many
lunk* were sunk or damaged.
Uonllnuou* homhing also was renorted against targat* on Llttchnw
Peninsula In south China. Com
munlst troop* rennrtedlv ar» as
sembling there for an Invasion
of Hainan Island, another major
Nationalist retreat.
The official report* said that
in the Urn-how homhing* a num
ber of Red military aatab|i*hment
end Junk* were destroyed In a
night raid. The tip of th» nenlnsttls Is in mile* from Hainan
Nationalist warships were in
control of Ihe Gulf of Tonkin
guarding th* northwestern ap
proaches to Hainan.
Dispatches *t*o reported Main
an’* defenses had bean strength
ened hv the arrival of 40.000
troop* from Yunnan Province.
A Nationalist
announcement
•aid P-81 fighter olanas blow un
•li locomotive* and seven cos-he*
north of Nanking on tha railroad
lo Tlantain.
Mitchell bombers sank four large
Junk* In Hangchow Bay, stating
point for an anticipated amphibi
ous assault hv Rad troops on the
Chustn Island*, blockage has# IDO
mile* below Shanghai.
South and west of the Chussn
Island* other plants reportedly
sank 100 smaller Rod craft.
Truman Demands
.Congress Vote On
Civil Rights Plan
I rant e liaii
been
pretting
foi
the Saart memhenhip on ihc conn
ill ptrtiimahly tn fnrmahre the fail
nl its vepatation from Germany.
Tin* agreement, ihe tpnketman
added, wa* "not mentioned in thf
offuial communique" issue at the
rnd nf the talk*.
Die informant* taid (hit agree
menl wa* lhal the Saar would he
given mernlieithip on the roam il
*.* France
leilred.
Amerlran and British endorse
ment of the Frenrh request, they
fli-aMeaa# On f i t ,
M il
WillinmN I h Namrrl
Roy Scout Chairman
John William* has been anpnmted a* finance chairman for Ihe
Boy Remit drive in flemlnnle
Gnnnly which will he held nn Fell
10, Lee Samuel*, executive hoard
member nf Hemlmde County, an
nounced this morning. The drive
will climax Boy Rcout Week which
will he observed Feh. fl-l.. Rem
Inale Gnunty’i goal Is |?,fM)0
The following chairman have
been appointed to cover Remlnole
County: John 8auls, Hanford; R. K.
Trut, Lake Mary; Rev. Frank Ad
ams, Oviedo; Joseph Mathleux,
Geneva! Don Lafon, Casselberry;
and R. T. Mllwee, Longwnod.
O’Dwyer Rapped Mountain Fires
By Dewey In Stand Threaten Swank
On City Camhling Colorado Resorts
At BANY. N V . .I*n tf
i/Ti
- 1Inver nor t h'iuis, t
Dewev
today *ccii,ed Ma*-»r William II1
Dwyer's New Vink Uitv Democrat
ic admlnlitratlun "f la, enforce
merit of anti gambling law, hot
indicated the -talc would not inlat
•ene now.
Dr-wey explslricd si s new, I'ntt
Isrerwe that no complaint« or evl
lance Ip connection with the gsmh
ling situation their- were he fine
him. And, he added. Ihe Gover
nor rarely Intervene* locally with
■■ul formal complaint, nr evidence
Mill ha said he would give mv
•itch complaint* "i evidence ",e tl
"U consider*! Inn "
In Ihe absence of Ma y o r
••Dwyer, varafloiilng In Florida,
•here was tin immediate reaction
•Ithln hi* administration to Dew
ey's statement,
Meanwhile, O’Dwyer'* prnpo,a|
that the stale legalize gamhllng on
nil public spoils events was s
dead duck In the New York legl,
i*tur# hut a live political Issue
fir the IDftn gubernatorial ram
i'tlgn,
Tha plan »'«i embalmed In lbs
Senate and Assembly last night
after Deivev had denounced If a*
"•hocking. Immoral and indecent "
Dewey fold reporter* h# mn,"l*red the New York rllv police
IC«aMaa#a Pa Page T e , i
Kirby McRill, World’s Champi
Unkitsable Pedestrian, U Killed
Jan. IT•,
___i_ KANSAS
. , „ , CITY.
--------v Kirby McRill, the unkissable
peotslrtan, who onre walked Irem her* to Chicago, was kilted today__
hy an automobile.
Th# 7S-ye*r-nltl eremitic wae one of Kaneae City'* beet known
T r i i ' i . u” *
, 'l# »r ^
i0 terent years along once-gaudy
Iwellth Street wherf many a blue »on» originated in the twenties.
He had a lc,iig fLoing Instil *•><! bujiy, uncui hair, the result
K. <*r.l!»XlT''M lit l" ,f lrM h''" In "*, .T'-rall*
fr-wi Ih.m to Kan-
vpokr against the Junge. the City
Commission losved the matter hack
to the Zoning Rnaui for further
study and reiommendationi.
Edward Higgins, member ol the
Boaid and proponsnl of the charge,
pointed nut that it is needed be
cause many people who want to
build, including vtleians. ran not
do so because of the cost nf the
laiger homes
W. W Daw-on, contiactor, on
the other hand, olijntad to the
sonlnr ehsngr and stated that
he ran construct home, at not
over IP,(Hit) that would meet pre
sent RI<A requlrrmenl* tS. W
Spepccr. resident nf Hove Court,
vigorously opposed soy change nf
area requirements In hoine.- built
on his street. George Tmihv of
Sanford Heights »Nn nppnved the
change
Strong Minpnrl foi th« change
cam* from J . Bralley Odham and
Joftp Sauls. World War 11 vele
ran*, who stated that young peo
ple, and veterans especially, can
not build in RLA areas at pre
sent eoata. A l'L te. owper of propagty Id Hffhland Park, favored
the chan*#.
Rl.A nome area requirements.
II N Sayar. city clerk, pointed
out this morning require 1.000
vO'iuto feel uf space In Ihe main
pari of ona story homes, exclusive
of porte enrhare* and proche*.
The change* would put Ihc main
men requirement. down tn a mini
ilium nl 7"0 square feet, and the
overall minimum *1 1.000 square
Irel
The CiimmlaMnn. lecognlr.llig
|lie need for uddIHonal ares* for
hm er rovt houxlng, derided to hold
„ iiiihlir hearing oii Feb. ", to coo
xlder reionlng of sn HI.A -ires to
R 1 which allows POO squarr feet
uveiall and hOO square feet mini
mum for Ihe main portion of the
house e*rlii»lvo of nnrrhe*, ete
The ares considered for the
change embrace* Highland I’srV
o - s i t e s , , X , e , v, a i , i
l/Tgion {Vtemhershin
fncreiiHcd To 500
Sanford Pos! No. M, (he Amerf.
can legion. Increased If* IUM>
memhenhip lo 500 last night hv
the aildiltnn of two members. J tV
Rrcnncr *ml M It t.eonard. Jsm ei
Singletary, pn,l adjutant, an
nounced (hi, morning.
Post Uummander Jame* (} Gal
Imvav annonnr#d lhal Ihe lent*
live date ,* l for the opening of
Ihe legion's annual fair here I.,
Mar L'll Officer* wljl be elected
during Ihc fin t meeting In March
and installed during fhe first
meeting In April.
Huh Uhaeer ftJO, here for the
training of Naval Reserve pet
sonnnl for the past several years,
will he dtrnmmlailnnad Jan 2ft.
ha reported. All Laglonnalrt, wer#
urged In take advantage nf County
re,registration.
A covered rllih supper and t.e
glon Auxiliary meeting will he
held *1 the Legion Hut tonight.
Adjutant Rlnglrtary aunniinml.
Parolee In Arrested
In Robbery Attempt
The piopated ibangei would re
tlnte to the tule* 'ommittee it* old
power tn bottle up legiilatinn. re
pealing the pteient rule under
which a iommittee chairmin can
tall a meatuie up in 21 Hay* over
tule* committee optmutinn
Mi. Truman called inch a change
"a blow that i« venom and back
ward looking "
He spuke In a delegation from
the
national
emergency
etvil
right* imihlliialion a* adminlstra-
ir* a il* a ii n
e*»* ar<»
Two Referendums
To Bp Hold Here
On City Questions
lie lodav n<>’"'» '' "D th** rftcr
Ihc Company h*« nshl the City
shunt ftfl.nnit a vest fur luxe, on it*
icx| and personal property in its
annua! ilalem enl, to th» ritv . it
util -ulitract thl* tmoirnt from the
«1«.onn
The net result will ha
to p l"e the f’ltv shout #1'!000
additional annual revenue from
the Company.
Th» present power fian-hisa
*'*, d lo"-* y»«r- lo y i
How
ever, -aid Mr Uoletoan the Power
Co i , agreeable In Mq« sddltional
levy axtl-tlng *h» Ultv m ') , fin
ancial problem. In telum for the
in year franchise. ,t th" same
time cancelling the remaining ft
year. In Ihe present franchise
Th# second li*ue to tic deeded
on March 7 1*. "Should the City
InilM a baseball-football stadium
In sccnrdance with 'he latest *ttgge,thin* nf the Stadium Authority
at nut over •Uh.Otiu m cost *rd
finance It with Ihe rid -if tee ft
percent rebate on Ilia Power Co.
g r11 * * revenues?"
•
Kltnn J . fttmightnn, architect fur
the stadium, stinounred that tha
Stadium Committee bad revised its
plans, and favored reduction Uf
sealing capacity from I.3AS to 3 fiOO, thereby reducing the esti
mated coat from SlA.snon to >145 WtO. The stands would »eat 2,000
white and 000 Colored fan* and
the hleachtr* hno white and ftoO
Colored fan*.
•
WKt.FAIIR HEAD SUMMONED
TALLAHA8SEE. Jan. 17. — (#)
— State Welfare CommUslon#*
Sherwood Smith wa. summoned
today to appear before the cabinet
next weak io explain Ihe Welfare
Boatd'i request for an extra f tl7 ,000 for the month of February.
The sum wa* atked to met«h
federal payment* and to maintain
grants at their present levity,
State Budget Director Hom4tr
Graham told the cabinet. Smith
w*a not present.
Action was postponed on th*
raquast pending Smith'* appear
ance before (he c*bfn»t.
Another successful stroke tn the
Police Department's drive on lo
cal thieve* who break Into home*
and pltcee of business wa* today
announced by Police Chief Rov G.
William, who atated that Sun
day morning at 4:90 o'clock, Pa
trol-men Max B an and J . H. Pattarsun arretted a man who wa*
trying to piok the door to Lormann * Restaurant on tha Orlando
Highway.
The arraat of Johnny Frit, 26,
ih* Mould Lx. cntiunt,
mgj<
following a telsphon* call by Mra.
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Jan. 1 7 .-< # |
m
High Lear
Lormann which was recelced hy Station
4t
Desk Sgt. Tench, who Immedi Atlanta ............... V ............ 84
Boston
53
|h
ately radioed the Information.
...
AS
40
Fingerprint descriptions of Frl* Burbank
28
IT
wars telegraphed to Charleaton, Chicago
78
«4
W. Va. Authorities there replied Galveston
St
31
that he was wanted for parol* Now York
89
tl
violation following'a oontence for Plttaburgh
. ...
22
II
grand larceny and a charge of Saattlo
... 81
M
breaking and entering, f r i t waived Fort Myers
78Tl
aatradlUon, and will .be trans Miami ....
.....................I t
M
ferred to Charleaton, said Chief Orlando
Tampa ......................... ......t l
80
Williams.
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wife I* m-i'iipied In other way*.
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with plentiful Iruit* ut m-«» oii. may
«ava ledh time ami money. Till*
gaontti the fruit howl 'MIgnl fra(Urs apple*, winter pears, oranges,
^ailns. ami dried pmrie*
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C H ATH AM , England. Jan. M —
OKI ANIMI, |ao I 1
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l/P|- The Royal Navy gave up lot
WASHINGTON, Jan. I I - |/F»
•ongieiiman George A Steadier*
dead tonight the S2 men believed
— Charges of politic* wrre hurled
offn rally announc'd In. 1 andtdacy
(tapped in ihe rammed and sunken
by Republican* and Democrat, to N a t i o n a l i s t A i r c r a f t
lat nigl.i to oppose .Senator Claude
Aiibmanne Irornlent
dady a* anti-discrimination legtsla
, I’eppct for a seal 10 the U S„
B o m b In va sio n SI 1iITWill, nine IxKlie. recovered.
lion started a itnrmy Irip ihrough
'Senate in die mnong el-, tmni
(In* mean* a dealh loll of hi in the
ibe House Rule* Commtlee.
O f f C h in e s e C o n ”, f
In t iio.ty hill
ell oiganited
•li«a*let wliu I. oveitook the underTbe Heating followed a rail
pt.till, i d I lily allend'd liy soma.
W A S H IN G T O N .
Jan. IS—
icat rsuler lait night in the IhameA
from President Truman In Deino'.<10(1 per.,on, ib- young Miami
(/T)--Tlie Senate Foreign ReIjilll.il v
ctactic congressmen last niglit lo la t Ion* (om m ltlrp agreed to
1•ep.e.enlatiAe made die ’ »eciel"
A Alatemenl from the admiral |
fall in step with lha entire "fair day to Invite Secretary of De
‘ lit* h Miloilly all of I lor,da has
fense Johnson
and
General
tv rani "no liofre can now- he en I
deal."
to
1 t-■• "■ ’■"l
,l- 1 I
I
■ Hmmw .Hewdter *o t*sSlf ) Jussi
I fie commiliee loos no acl ion 2d on Ihe strategic Importance on .-out..ilr*-<l liiira, rnMicr IIisii -.li tlir fiimill-.r *uusie (isllrm In otilei , leiiatneil ’ lor niiv further aiuvi
A i t n d r i l l f IIIHJ in I m o i - l o n i nd*
to |>rtnot plowiiii; on one level unci tesist rloslon, I* shown III th- i aoia " It A4td the next of kin of
al a morning session. Il rallrd an n l Formosa.
d i m »•!•! 4 sM st.itm ii » id m n e t-'
nl.ove vll-w. Mon- •him l.llMb acres of glove in hilly hind m Lake county
Chairman Connally (D -T e s ),
other hearing for neat Monday to
» n ik
* iiM t)ifr % to ld n f u i i n f n in M
Is |ilnnti«l try Ibis niellmd, mro.itlng t•. I ea Jacobsen, local rrprr«en ihe known dead and all of ihe mi**- ,
whn oppnsrd the rnovr, said Ihe
lallVe of Ihe 1 S Soil Conservate.li Seivlre, Ihe Tnvsie. nfflre of I -ng ««-ir bring notified
question opponent*.
p » - 4 a a M ltlrirtll W fI(,| • dll i W‘4 t |||B
■leri*.Ion lo a*k Johmom and the
of lisii. biilig,* Is sliown
Tin lunkrii hull
Ilie TriH 11- |
Rules commiliee approval i* ne rhslrman of the |olnts chief* «>f Avlilrh mn.tr th, jih.it-tgi„|,i, A
lik t |*r«*a It I mi d t i r r -ii fni|i a p f I i .
lielween Ihr tires, mid is inneli in (av.o with gioweis f,o lepllshlliu lent |ir» *1 Ilie l.otlmn ol ihe 1
cessary to tiling the bill brlmr the staff to testify was reached Ihe soil.
I lr tsill t|«m d tlir n i t r i %f i im ^ timf
I liame*
house under normal procedure, w llhiml a record rule.
'•II ftiy,l||t/ itlflllll V*a»l V, It# 4.4id .
The Inn will be asked whetli
although ihe house lahoi commiliee fr Ihei consider It Important
•Ill 4Il»r i , |«•!•«. lod III, * 4*np.»l^n
Owen and frogmen had tapped
can gel ihe bill up foi .1 vole lale for (met Iran defenses that the
•■III meatage* on ihe hulk of lire
** fill . M 'h lr •!»m *••.!• k nn R ii i li *
this month widtotll tulev rleatanie Island of Formosa be kept nut
•imken Aiihmanne hul had re1 4»ld
‘ ila lm s |M)*|*4l|4Mffl494 "
nf Chinese Communist hands.
leiveil no reAtmnAe
II* %4 • ib# |*#M|>lr fi| M n n d t
if it wants In.
Krptihllran
Senators
have
Iluee nf ihe nine dead Aveie
•» I ••* »» •I4**d 4i4(| t lt r v u t d
The labor committee approved been demanding srllnn In pre
4 I 1MIII kilt# IP U p ||P ^fltflg
jiii Veil up latl mqhl allei the I ill
the legislation Iasi year li» * 14 vent Ihe Communists from as
saiilllng the last stronghold of
WASHINGTON. Ian I t
t/I’t
Hie Agiuuliuie IV|**rini»nl 1 11lroi wai rammed h> ihe non
• •"< 14(4*411•*1k* 4 t l ll^ f l 49 ill
to II vote. Il is a pail of tlir Ptesi
Ihe ( hlnese Nationalist govern
anliiipalei the |s.ta'hi|ilv ol ngul piodintlon ronliol. in I'T. I on aim I. flail Imw nf a Swedi.h tanker Nix
flars.w #|ss«|||P||| Had |4t|t4|||MVP p o lldeni's civil tights program.
ment.
crops as cotton, aalo at. Olhaim. AOgar. |>eanulA. <0111 and me
••I an. di..♦,»!#,, |«|«•4|4PV 4ml per*
mine Ixuliet were Iniind tndav.
' The bill would create a federal
I’m. moil. •*.1 .in h •list-« a|.|war in budget j.|,inning
I’f llM t# dif|iks#|i p , an p id d lr nlfirfk
f
iflern
men
were
recovered
I
A
ll'Ll.
f-»tninM,
fan.
I
t
commission In prevent di.rnminaA|q>io|.iiali«n. ir.|iicAtrd fin tlir ilr|.atlmrnt l>y f'tesulenl Tniman
The iiilunsi Inr ssnk Is.t nlgl.l
l»v ktn m up s»id# 4ii*| LiirpinfAi
I lie l luiieir Nation,ilist drlion in employment because ol taie l/I’l
in
In*
hud,.el irpoil lli.A week would imam i oaIa nl opeMling ront'"l in Irs. Mian ItO secoml* after
49|4*»I4 i til# p*np|p
fen»e
mini.trv
rt**eilr.|
Intuglil
thal
color. 01 need. Il would not al
lopA
Icollision with the tiny Swedish tan
p t o g ia m . foi
101 llirar
ibe.r <
im
p . in
in l ftril it they wrir found l'» t.e neetlfd
I I..
I..,p .f Is** 4Mif to r d l h n f
1
1
ei
"Dtvlnn."
Tlie
quick
plunge
fed employers of less than riB a K iia. imi ailvitory i:toii|. was helpIh'imi I mi'll f nfficmU •inlilifi.si'/f', •
• * !•»•••» tav » «•»*• ‘A lien Ilf u l f l '
would
giye
little
time
to
rinse
off
could he 'n« l,">( ," " r 'r I'ommiintit. prepare IlMUfVCf, tllllf till* fit* t tll*t flit
person* and Us aptihralinn
M
|»r» * #9« it ( iff*, upd f \\r | i«r»
. .
a
las* aI. .aa aa.fll .. *1. /*1
f
fltf |»M't Mill mil lin.it e>,| to p, i.ihnei 4 ,,f ilgar lane water.light dnor* ill' Irtlllg the sill.
waived in stales having then own for an auaull on ihe ChiiAan It MlfPtlCk IIII**
■«"im I
h*"I ‘ Of |i«r*t>ni4l
. ,
. ,
.and --'igMi I..cl in ibis cnuntiv into 1 ouiiiartmeiita
lands.
1 *.f Hi* •|trii4«nl'* »i9, «n * nf H inull ooi»«
o se ii|* a ""
" l '''J '''"
" and oigai , aim In I’urito Rlrn
Helinetrd diver, went down'
anti-disriiminalion law*.
s k Ii i .th o u
U > nit* tn n c w rn fd l<#rt
i
"" .
Doiiieitti pioducris liav* uni *(1 nrti Royal Navy aal'age ships si I
Tlieie ulandi, IfMI mile* imilh ol ''li'" " ‘ ii" ' .
Rep. Colmer (D -M n »). an op
•V Itti 9 kf| »• I ala*
ACjlb'** 4 kf U<4Vs'
•onli.ds will a. tali' be imp' * 1
growing enough .ogar 'o 1,|n*„ shortly before noon. Navy
ponent. said he is confident ihe .Shanghai and only seven nulev
r m n t r i d . W > n n iit d(*(*M«
supply the amount they Mr* en Ifnitmen In their other wnrld tookoff
the
rna*l,
aie
the
liase
of
the
bill will not get through ihe Senate
Rigid ennlinl. ei.inpilae m»|"U tilled In nonkel undet sugag con
|,1nck ruhher. weh.fm.ted aultn, |f„ n Kr» i’ll fill bf 'll !»••
m ad
1 'Imt. of Mhllni, I'll' ci olv >f • I'M ,,'.4 vv* u’l|| k i d H i i i i *' -ip flip
III*
1
larkrting
/junta* for ImlIt Id'ial ft„, |r g|k|,,i„„ |-|lr ,|(.mav*ld br-ei w*rr ,r„| Into the oily water* from 1g.
fti'fl L. iiium M«iltir, Iim 4i‘i vfH III th linmh l*n
hii •if «i|i|»ni tiifdt v *«9i<1 ••••Htloin, m
even if the House doe* nol pas* terently tte|qied lip Nation .lot sir growei
•■. Thoa*. selling In egress
| t liiiuoniim anti'll. >ml» . dealioyer.
it"nrirr.J It* * t iiiHt'l'tlf fm fh** Srt»4fr 4**nl huw hrbl l»\ S**i*«*t*»i **Imiii* kvIII lii< Ipd d iiw n Hn* s in k m u d nf
il. Southerner* have threatened a aitaults on Shanghai. I lie Redt nf O.l-.'a* *r» ailhjitet In at iff. I ,H|in,rH)M loll*
I'ln d n c lto n.........
i l l.M O . T h a f r o g m t " w e re -• Jled 111 t.e
*|»i|IMk; .« l.lMv •••III III flflHIDln In f ||l|fbf •**'*M|<f*^ ff
r t *4Y« I -«19«kil| Rlld ( <lll||ll!|ftl.4|l1 •)/ poll*
, filibuster if it tenche* the Senate b M M U r . i k - 4 t . J e u t two pre penaltle*
(junta* are ip effect!,, rstluialerl
-be tr. pel rent ' rwllse they are able to move ramind .i.Hnfi mi|i|i<iif« 1 4 f1rtin ill .« 1 1 »In* •fj(f«
• 1'a l | i«i| pi|«#*i 4 t il * Rf9#*!n|it 9fi
I hi, yen 1 only r«" cotton, tl.haeen
n, fhu
••414
III
l.nli'ifa WfMl 14114 '*'vn
viotl** atlenipls
vioii
aiieinpis to raiitme them.
more fieely than the dtveia, who
.floor.
'
••»•••4411V
f
•
The lrnltf'f ’ Khafes beet -ugai ara hampered liy heavy Mill*. Iitea
' , p ul ruM committed chairman • 17 Nki'oimJ rti »••^Of;r(I j |,aI fpu and |o>anntg
The declxlop 'vh<H»«r ipiota,
.. .
I U 'lltf «I
•»* lp4 alnod
thing line, and signal lli'o.. l ing
.. Sahalh JD -Ill)
cminl^red
--------------. , that both IfiiAAian werr attached lo'earh di
Mil be needed nerf yea. mum*.......... .
i oide|„l* that Ihe pel, e men cat IV a portable oxygen sup
9•*11 I u9r4' I ( hi win, M,i|i <)(• tl»*
f 4111: »i *• uni 4%i||h
h f •rn ply |t would lw possible loi them
political parttf* havn enuri'*ed 0 v^ j a•ta<>ii of'Red forcev jiirpaiing for .malt outturn of tld* vaar'- >i'.p
111 l*4»*I|d asf *l.p l i e
s* It# i p l » l '
-tDnnMfir |»i »h1ii*,»,» • ft*
»b.‘ I(4•I a»4»w '
IIrid an appraisal "f market pm*
Ug'ilatibn. known a* the Fl.l’t I4H i|,e next'JtteinpL No oil.ri >
fe
ifrlaila
(..., r . f.,1 the |(ISI >lop*
M'lqt .( Mia* \f* | f l!H " ^ • 1 |*‘4k; •
if '
f|i*» full HfMMtinf
Ren. Powell ID NY>. one of
,,l Kii.gio parlituialion .veir yn
1 lit F m
• i4* 1 1 pi. . p i •• a -4 a'f
Surpllt-'d do eclat Irt tb* c*»
‘Avo Negro 11nil U! members. Ilk
I*
b^ni
M
fVb
i
I
n
'•
tfitml
lh r«( lnV.tAi.lii tiafl wrir heav. f . ,0 0 alld w h e n ' a< 'cell
.
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I
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i,
-ponaoiing the hill nmt was
lit lit** 1 rtf!’ nf |l**l*,fft» IP t» tinII ,.''i> ,«„
Imni» ,,.o,
t,qi, tona'
(nlia'To
and pea"..'
peanut v M 'H H t#
Aim'll H I" Alt
*1 "
l A
roimnent ai
me rules
ruie* ne«,
i-o ano
B*
chief' proponent
at the
heal ilv lanlcl hy NatnuialiAl ,,
♦iiImiiI *ii»i"it!|i rd •mite* ffni*»
••a • M-4 ••.1 f •• 1*1a•* % "
4*
e Insisted that lla purpose |,r l, duniig the day, the Naliouahs 1 vieid. 1In- v>'hi under v d.in'.i' ' •
* l l tl if l|IN V !*•’ »l**t*’* ^ ♦ V
•••Mil « I I. Ii lie sM> ♦ li.- • •*11| **’ i
Hcono.i.ie opportunity and not _»« •
,„(
|o n r irpnrtffl.
,.,..-.g. all'.m.enl prog...... •■•"••' |*||f l| t 9 •«<« (III i ll 'l l' l(|*l»*l |»»'»'IWrH|x
tir four
I I i / f' 11 , ( 1 1I I 11111 1 I r r V | < n ( i |i t* ■. |-*»-•,tx|#•11( I***t atf #»
U lm
4ii|i|iltt'4 »»f the u• 4ii •
*•
prevent segregation of promote
lf(*M’
ffli-s
>I*M
I
^
Il«,lt|
llttf
till*
•tel
| lip 4 >Ii I m *m
* |s lta*| a| a* !• i| sy
1 'l.iiifA h I m i M iiitrtf u p 4ii(l flfiwii j,,,!,,! vhuii* lolltinU in 1ifbt In' Im
||:*sll*»a ** r * i»
A i l ? ',
l ,‘« M
I ' •' I I »- I
! .lla llfC H I »V I I ,| i: i t *?4H|f*l llki 41 I*-* • ‘ ■ l ' .'f
nuclei will Im* bi-|*f jf| |*«!•••t • lift ••
ll ir
r o d i l i 4 rid ( I f i l t u d o i i »»I 4*|........ I f*n M*M
W
ASHIN
GTON
,
Iso
t.i
i-,
f 1tut 1n| s on MiigMr •«%i11•1 ••**
f ) l ( I f t w r l r r i I 't i t i lii .
I ’.
III I • r .1 I It , 'iiii.if L*i * •an*|*4lien
I.ii'lge .md .it tncomi.tives on ihe
(-.1 dividend 'h 'l-k. SI*- car""*
•lia« in* p H i ' u L h 'I »M t •• •♦
(,,,,,, rl.tll- f.,1 l, ,' Mldlt nf It'll* ■
( liekmug Klangli
railway
was
I
j i ••9■» •n* ............. ....... pi•
> h ill,
I !»•’ ^flHH'ilf t HHVtl1
’ I* ' I h.M
In i |,„ I l
the
VeteranAdtnltd-**atl'or
-a'-l
"
I....
I
f in
It
rlatnieil
......... c •1(1
tndav
I ••4MI (a(11 ipr|H*,| (It.
I.
Ih ' M.l.,,1. If ,,., I..'| ••..I P IHH*. 11 |,|o I,' ' ••* ' •
<1 ^
III allatls on Shanghai ve.t-ufav
The trea-lrtv ile|iartro'*it ||""'
I.......
4»«d*f|«9p
' H H i ii H lf a r m || 1it lr . .1
• tn.U I I I •- 4.|v In.I hut .( 11.4
the Nationalists tanl they hit I I
*,I it- fit tl letg* hatch of th- I.,
■.* I . . . i,„|,. ,. 1,4l,r ••m is .,r ••Ml|lf • l-.lej |t«
|,M ,| - I II. I
|I»^ I V»•»
Wo,Id Wai II Insurem-c •Uv*'|*t"i I liau AIMVWV
,... I I..
•hips anil tel wateifinnl warelioitie*
Vias.499.#*i .
•hi
la
. !„, i, .... I-II
the |.. e, MM,,,|t irt mV.#' lit# r sI......
Warren L*e T t n y , actor, re
• I | Mt»m*
*f|fff4*| I ••
•
hack*
yetlerday
and
Ihr
I''
i’F
eonteur, singer and Broadway allte.
llfllis doiialtment "til -tail 'i'"'1 la IF|in||Ff| •4,-'W|» IfiM il* I
....l.l.g \ di
I If#*|f* •a••• L II sift* * ft *••• l»V4af
Five ship, in the Shanghai hai
Comady alar, will give a Iw tu.al a pi opined ia*c ■•(
Malcolm M*-Neill, nirmlo > .( UK lll'ltl
ll.. ,, .......... he*I ’ I »-Ct .1 f Mo* ll l l f ' . *W ■ tiioHi** I
1 A L L A H A B S E F , Jan 11
id’.
•
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I|llf4||4
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41
MIIMMlHIil'
I'*
rerttal. In song and story, "f Im hot weie ifpolted lilt hy bomb*
.MHI.min a tlav, l.orni.mm a vetk
H t ip F .! 1f* itint'if i I*** l H " n u tH*»
- ,\ (ilerid nf Ihe Warren admin i Im Jnnioi Chamber of Commci•*♦*,
VFifP|tl4V Iffllir^tftl ll*»l li • *4* ’ !’ M v .tf t«l.,, ,|,,| ,1 , V*. I the ,, •4f9#*fI400I4 /f«*#l "Ally ftlrfllf
mortal character* of light, npete
•ritlr|sp,,| Ihe Seminole Connlv next Monday
befote Ihe number* of the Se n- Jr war another at the mouth nf Islralinn hi-and* as faltn and mis- C'unmlaslon yesterday for iml *•
'
..III
nil,
.
•,|te. I*.| tl (•* M,e
The iimi'ir pail of Hi' W *••*••. fOfitm l»f 4*Mffl
S inift ll»f A to49a|
| 1401 u p p h f l
Inole Dinner Club, on Jan- l“'h. the Wh anapoo River. Five ollieir laading an anti - ailinlnlslialien cpllng women Juror* liecauie nl 1100,000 dividend i* to he paid out
I Ilf I VfIMII ,l l»
Mi|H|i|l4fM; I* ' ott Itc In lit •t'tl vote "in • t iiM4fo*|»o|y( # jll» H '»f h»kj l i i h ’H f v t ,
F. A. Palmer, President, announ were set lue hy iltafing (iglilet Irglalalnr'* charge thal tlir n«-w inadequate rest room fa<lllitt,4 *• liv nrx* June Id Thsre are about
I 4 1•*11 it
i5#4t*Mrf04|**f»f
farm-tn-maiket* mail program j*
'.I t '
I* k»l 4(Ipa 4hd |WI f|i( • 4•.#* I
Hl.OtMi.umi poll, y hohler'
ced today.
„
• , 1 planet.
\\'»* l ii<t • fi "»* " <|»i*rl#**,t'**
an "a ll'in p l at pnwat gialdilug." th» Court House.
Mr. Tarry will presant genial,
IIThe Vetni t " , Adtnlnl tt i all ••• IVOfMl 4IffI Al49H*>l*lf '|MHI 2a dl .
•h . i .1
.-Ite*t ui'r | fill* |S.*I41•(•,f| H'Ff||t'|F9
Fare to the south Naval pattol
"The Couiml**l<in Infrlngrd
fir w** replying In a ,tatamenl
humorous snd dellglitful melodies rdilps plowed amuml Hainan *li*il
>.l ,1 Hi
•ffH9*'4fl |li/#*»I ••t*a•*l» *40*411 HOfM • I'iA
I* * 1
liv Ill'll llinllrv Odliaiu of San |lie li g h t a " f out civil minded raid In a Halenient that Hie di' i •ill it ll4l ||lf)t* llf^ll t*MI |«(||«lL *!.*■
and stories from Id* repertnlrn on
prowl for Junk* and other ford, whn -aid th# plan "mild " •.I,.»n a lien th e y th r e w mit M.e dend rhsck* "may not he wlthludd ! i h i *4| pntfdltHFiii hi * In«ihi « •♦"! ,Md* •01
,<ccr, trie d , it '••- (c ite d rh ' h ill
, 1 * -. h o ld ,
of 57 Mile* of light and Grand Redlha
•l|f f'H ** 9"t4l» *JI # 11 I 'I t " i o tf FYi'H
eraft
being
assembled
along
P a n ," , n t th o* " th a t a|i|ili"'l (*•* from veteran, a, security fm i"
niemi
"*urreiiderlng
hunie
tula
and
Opara. which havs taken him to al
H
............
ilehtednes* due an linllvlilnal m infqf Ifinnil li^vw I • ».• ’dl |»ii|»d. * •I»mm*I
.tv#t flip. ||t>#4fO|ll
Ht»(| 9o ||o>»F
Llm-hnw
Penlnsiils
for
an
expected
i" r v
d u t y ,"
e**.erted M r
Ms*
bowing
down
to
uiifaii
poll'l-sl
parts of the United State* ant
firm."
" »9#»f « I'HttPt
, " ••l»/f*‘! *4*H(hlMO^
*
ic|I
-'lli'te
i*
mi
surh
law
con
• 41 |(.
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i|l|l(
I
W
I 4 Wit (H
\ t * |t l l p |l |( 4 I| l *4 411 \ 1111wi ,(!■• «|
assault
nn
lllnaii
Island.
piesaura."
and
II
waa
an
rff
i(
to 10 Kuropean countile*.
It added Mis! II |t,t|rd the an
•til HIP ill VI ••» -44 III I I m%* I t t v ilu il
Ilaiigi lu.w’a liuibnr was iepot(e-l fm Hie toad daportmani »« ' g»( l - riling m-»I in'nn* such a- tl„*
I IlF r H|| Yfy ( (IIIIIIHM**- k* «|l l'^ I 0
In i* III »|»m| u
Mm * lli^
1 111 11 (11
.1
• Th* humoiltt and singer was
nounremanl ' eftai unline •*•>•'
crammed
with
Invasion
riafl
fear
I
omnii-slnn
••lolina,"
he
«ald
••RfM
-ontrnl
of
hoards
of
rininty
emu*
(he lending comedian nhd ■**!•- ed headed for tha Chilian Islands,
41 44HMI lid Mitfld 4itd Oid|| |i|(|}»|ltlv v *»tll»l
l'f0J(f*40t» u*|tll (1 " *»fMf *4tt» 11(1,
Ml MaeNJIll Him made a in* tnm# vetetaiu have dlrer(e,| Hial |liri|p|l lr» iMrikf llip 4I|I
nil**l"nri« hy Ihe linfalt n*a of
tant dlrertor of the Chautauqua
their rherk* he mailed lo ceitaln 4 1
•**•♦ *Hr * I
•l»r • 4|i l *»||l |
a*| 'irql |ll|||tic It.ilMH'K IHlllIl* M*-*Ul Mnt'*(
100
miles
south
of
Shanghai.
Hun
that
Ihe
Jayeee*
form
a
com
(ederal
funds."
Opera Association at Chautauqua,
Meanwhile Madame Chiang Kai
The lllgll ........ I p >1, 0, of rl.o
K,r Willie Ki el -III' I, e„,t,l,e. pFflklHlIt Af*t| |MfIf MftO'flt R Will fill
Slate Senator John F,. Malliaiv* niillcp to investigate the —II ,|h Inulliesi e.tlaldlslimenl. In vail
Naw York for 14 year* whare Hhrk
returned
to
Nallonotlsl
China
nf
Jai'kaunvllle defended the Ihra'- limi ami il wa* seennded ••v C|tv an* localities."
4#Ia*a-•| Im | Hit »tai •11a•*#••«4 f *l'| •|lil •dtp W*l»4(li * |rw lnd** • s a4#tIa t mu govMHfffiMo* »!♦*#•to n**9 mainop«ra wat *11111 In Enfllih, wnlche
"We have mi rholre Iml I" huritri
today to help her husband <ave yrai, |17,i>00,0'i0 secondary toad Cnninili-sl'uiei VV II. Slenqi'i
I h I o 4 HOllloI f Hf 4II**Im I position
Mr. Terry bellav**, l» necessary
tvhlfli U *v|»*rt*a| »M lilt |H4,P I . 100
Viirrnn-k. v*'4. U •ln»4
" I r I in M|i 10 I flH I 4* NVHAtf, tlliph
.1r,||ii Senkaiik, pierldciil of Hi" ■itch reqiieslt, since the vetnan •»v »*9*xt Vt*l( l'** Wtldod Tl*#* fi'll
for the survival nf opera. II* ha* Hie remains if til* shinnken do ay.tlam In be financed hy fn l'isl
i|
•« 9 ion Mftfl MKh 4 k*H4 «M<f o f n g o v .
...
1 fiitpl* slid county share* nf tlir lay, ci--. liu tied Hie prngiam uvei has Ihe right lo have hi, check V|*V t*flt|||lllltl>l* Il •*a •4 *9 y»*t d**«i,# '
also been th* nrloclpal comedian main.
They were reunited at Paarn jr* inline tax.
In Ml. MaeNelll who Inliodilrcd 'nailed to any adtlrss* he de»lg »int»*d I ,viOHO a * h |i*’Miiniirnf li I^ I• ' |»nff**f»d *{«0|*r *n.»f .» 4s \|i 4*f *'IfIMIlt 'ol'Uo ItROtls Rift fMHrllillt
of thv Metronoljlan Comic Opera
if» y n iii pool 49 r l « M ♦•"-* m lfU lt#.
He said "for lha first lime In Fie,| T Bat nett who spoke on nates," VA said
of Now York City and th* R. Orchard field, a Nationalist aU
"However, no ona ha* the legal s*b*if*l 'fid ^i. nod oiiMI d'ls Is Vwifion. no •!♦#* Minn lliiwi a |#w » M» II* 4tmi|fM»*0 O'M aVwtMin jf
an hour’* automobile drive (ha history of Florida, Ihe doc the use and alulae of alcohol
H. Burnstd* Gllbart .A Sullivan base(CesdaaM
•
lone,
the
local
Kt-hord
It'tx,
i|
can
On »•*• 4ta»
Mr. Bstnelt said that, "sixty right to withhold dividend rh*rl-w mil use capital imiIIhv fun,I. for nolfi Iipuif4.Mt finiii tlip ftioitl9i «»♦ f r o n o iiilr o p p o f^ o o M v *ii I ‘ o tliv p ltrine of local aelf-government
Company wheq H waa on tour
O 'R lt lR t t M D t f i a t t l f ’
I Tea Haase wa tea* Blal
i h I f rMMfl.m w lili'li »m * «iv # ti to
aiMIHuns.
*!•' W .I m i Ii Itlankel. .ml •<•(, w«ir •
rather than dlctatorshTp prevails
In America. V U H M w
# it_
•in f I im hi*4 9 llv lo * ••vri ^ x rp » tf | iC # i
b
with refeienca to roads In a coun
Mr. Terry la’^ nmr’.nM "f the
II F. Conner, char.in....... .
•hf»e veUetdav arid il,c Ml ll\ 414V pMffplf* (Ml *••*• I**'* ,!f
leading eharaetara .on .th* Tela
ty"
IImHmI of Tf Itftt’ f**, »#•»nflf Hfrtolf'tl , \ *lltofl N . i I i o i m I (r lM I f l till'!
..Rfth M
vision program,/The Mltn Ahou*
Methr.w. -aid “ I taiiliot under
\ 44lltM** ♦J'fl " 4If 4*f M I r# m a * y
Mil* |H»rrh4M» of Mft 4«('M9lOtMl "'’***|^|# *4f *J
1«*wn", Station W M W w U lm o ra .
aland the statement oi Rep. Od
f"t •Iff* M 1*1MOV It* Itool (I'olotrrll
,„ the U n it e d S ts tc c m o re
The Pig and Whistle Batlmcus ham (hat lha program nf second
Md.
At Hie last li.eellnu
Il.r.-e *o.| « „ ' ‘ ‘•••while. re,.,lent* ..I 'he ■oiinlst* " t a n th e re " ' • ' "• B u s Stand was again broken Into ary mails adopted hy Ihe Rial*
half arte puicha*)
auHi’.r i
J'’" " ' " fe.letal l«.«*».g
last night fnr th* second time Hoad Department la arbitrary ami
O'DW YERS IN FLORIDA
||i»»*|4«g-t it'hfi•l»#,f| ortt’oiMly 9ot|hv t*?i ,|a at H ie lim e of !'■•• • im m u n is t
, , .
.
. Hfft IteafItlMd 4tHlt#*l| Ml* 1tIVP-if*^ Hf|OM revolution
K E Y LARGO, Jan. I S - G P t - In a few weeka, but nothing I* dictatorial and that chairman Al
•'Palin has 'dealt' indicated ht»
Tba mayor of Naw York City reported missing but some cigar fred McKethan la trying ' to be
WASHINGTON. Ian. M. - l/P) •— The Air Fotca announced
ln. r : r : n%V r " ,
r
l
"• 'Meimlne 'lie cause of an "X In te n tlo u w h e n tie ra id "t
which killed five memlici *
and hi* pretty bride of one ettes, according to police. Lntiy come Ihe dictator.
today it has laken over lest flying of the Republic XF-91. a jet ami '""i I* B "l' Prlmarv o'hor.l PI A
ttiHi t h ' ( ’•rnimuntst P a t t y n f th*
"-questing that lighting he im
, u „ rsansllics
months Mr. and Mya. William waa hy mean* of a rear wlndn« .
“ I don't know whether the rocket interceptor fiqhter radically different from any oilier airplane
U n i t 'd R tate* lc " tie « l *"• »**J
|)tf»v«*(|
In
rIn*4
h tftonu, 9Iim MohmI
,
u*
/l#f4
An attempted robber o f. the ■latement Is dll* to Ignortnre
O’Dwydr, relaxed l* tha same
nr
ign
C o m m u n is t p a r t i 's to w h ic h h is t o ry
Seminole malic*
An
intartaptor
is
designed
lo
climb
rapidly
to
high
altitude,
attack
i'polled
that
tills
school
'.dll
he
,,,u
honaymeon hldaawdy (key left Daw Drop Inn on
lea bill
* la tha same
hui (Ha n
raaull
! r ial, 'if tlir Federal Housing Ad . " "( " ”n ,|f, ,,|,.e 'ask, trom »h*
Boulevard waa follad, said Sher'ff Tha statement
taaa Uwn a month
statamanl la Rot only mlalaau- inv'adari and’ return to base. Tha XF-91 should ba able to rearh the fli*l lo receive new lighting, pend
. mini,'ration planned *" mine her*-' , * . v)(,w
t|ic tevultltlouary
Ing
new
appriqiilaimns
hy
ihe
fo r It was to '
ma aon- P. A. Mrro, whan frank Wolfer, Ing hui I* falaa.
R-3A at its peak ahdud* in lea* ihan ihra* minutes from lakaoll.
|tn i"ln ill the prlhc Fire r h i.f ,
ment You must forge real
“>Instead
t
swept , flngor-llko
that tho proprietor, come out of tho kltrliof tha road departt Dew-ay Rheplieid also « e» *-••• r e v o lu t io n a r y c a d re s and U M \ .r *
Tha first phase of 10 ta«t • ---------’
--------------------nowtywod 'Dwyora,
it their on to aurpriao an Intruder, who nisnt tolling county commlsalnncr* nights waa flown hv RepubllpV 1h, nft of th, wtn w(, ho||t ln
’ rof ,1. N, Ctooms m int'd •m* quctlng an tnqulrv
nl Hie proletariat win. will he capdived
out
of
tha
window
to
es
the
aight-day honoymoM i *r being
- sarlottaly ctmvrlrd romlltiou| .........
4*4Ff#*f»| A ir*4o Ff
what roada ahall b* built under cbjef lest pilot. Carl Ballinger, a t. eresalng the drag resulting from
(Criallasse Oe Css. *•*»
cape.
Entry
waa
made
hy
band
marrtod at Stnart,
thi: program, no road « an tie l,ulli Fdwards Alrbacc, Muror, Calif. tilting tha fuselage, as la done In : / a . i ’ M a
V’V
.
Mp.T";i|d..ai"n
nf
some
kind
w
.,
laaponing
a
ventilator
fan
and
squeal
milts north of hara.
a county by (ha State Road De Only the Jet engine ami the Jet nther planes.
ELKS P A R TY
,
iofnitncl, said Sup . l a-, ton. that J,,,, r,„ ,ll1ln„lt*hiiiB « two-family
ing Inalde. The Incident happened In
4a apond two wgaka I
partment until dealgnatad and re lionstar hav# bean used.
The Elks will "g" western «
*
^
re
e
V
la
i'ia
"
'
±
'
l"
"
''l‘
«tructi.re
and
killing
I
w
vming
at about liSO A. M. •
Th* changeable wing gives Hie
treatlaae* o . Pa.e Slat
m„thert a(lH , h,ee eh“ lr|reo rastar- rhalr big parly .'■aturday •«?!»*
quested by (ha county commitThe Air Force will now Hv *he
XF-0i a very low flying speed
slonars."
,
day.
Shepherd said he believed tt at l»:0n o’clock and alt nicmbar*
second phase test* leading up to
W ARREN T O H BAR CHARGES
h t ( h :k m a r k e t h i - b m p h
wes end accuiimlatinn of eltliei net- and friend, are requested to apflight
“ 'ght with rocket power. The four fnr takeoff and landing. At the
PEN SACO LA, Jau. 18-(/P)—
N EW YORK, Jan. IS. - - f/Fi near In western ro.tumes. J. E.
MistaMss w r t f s ant
JA C K S O N V ILLE . J a M r ~ f g Claim* that, a northwaat Florida
toriie snglnea have not yat haan tame time. It permit* a vary high Renewed
tockat
JA Y C R ES M IT GAM ING
selling In Ihe rtock mar
«pe*d in normal flight.
Roland I* In charge of arrange
.
eonataht# waa prayfng on N ary
TA M P A , J t t .
14— t T ) — City Installed.
Tha Intbrcaptor probably has ke| '"ntlniied fntUy at a pace Hist
8H U FFLB R O A R D
ment*. with R B. Rtllhlmer, *»•
kHants ............
personnel and oMmr-stato visi and eounty law offtoara today
A Republic raport on the first Ilia widest rang*- of spaed* of any swamped reporting facilities at
Husband* snd wive* will be sitting.
tor* to build op faaa will he air were cal lad M N to allmlnat# ihasa said results were "ipectneu- air force plana. It was designed times.
mstclied tonight at 7-!t0 o’clnrk
•IHt'l I.K l'lliJ A*
ed before Gov. fuller Warren punchboarto htogghaula by tha ar beyond general expectation*.“ to fly 7>0 mile* an hour at sea
Price*,ware off from a few cents In gsmev at tha Sanford Tourist
~ GYP GAM E
'.....m v z 41
tomorrow.
tpsri of Sraataw o# th* Tampa
to more than ft a share with some Gluh auffleboard courts. No in
Tha Air Fnree diacloaed on* level.
Th* Florid* Peaee Officers*
.....iHwrWf t
.The west Panaaeola Oham W JayoM Club.
of tha moat radical features of a
Tho wing Is of radical shape, Inxaes going tieyond that point formation la yet available from AssoclaHon through It* tecrM
9% of Common*, Inaptrad by • vlgToth
Lattor* wai
........ 0 ,V^r.g J
plana that la alnaoat entirely nn- bain* awaptback and at the same In a few cases.
official* aa to the outcome of tnry, Virgil Stuart has warned
riff
Hu.
---------- “ gnl. T k l, U a variable tlm* koing narrower at tha fuseThe burst of aelllng started late the Mg shuffteboaird elimination clttiena to be on the alart far
Chiaf J . .
Thursday;
Interrupting
a
sevan
win#. " ft parmfts- tha tag* Mkn *4 Urn tlm* l.
...
tournament Wednesday . Indoor a naw confidence racket similar
A**.
<w*
l St i l
•t«
a lit o t o pnddla. The wkaala ara
■
month hull market, and resulted games will b* enjoyed at tha
»hr so-called
"Gold BrleP
i»4|»is*s*s«r>u*(r*(y<4^i|
M i to tandem, Ilk* a Ibl- In the moat aavere setback in 14 masting of tba Tourist Club deal. A large number of these
month*,
9H fato the thto wing.
letter* ara being circulated.
Saturday night.
School Board To Wabash River
Request Survey Slops Sliorl Of
Mood Crnsl
U
S
D
ivS
'
S
S
:0
1
Be Mailed Munday
^
Odlmm Charge Of <-««inty Hi t ho.
‘Power-Grabbing' Bel using Women
In Hit By Senator lin iHt.s T o Serve
. ,.
Radical New Jet-Rocket Plane
To Be Texted By U. S. Air Force
THF WKATHKR
-C'4
M.ttlr On S t n I i ri
For Senator
iSrUlr
.
,? n . 105
Candidacy For Senate
R o y a l N .iv y H o ld s N o
H o p e F o r S u rviv
o rs O f S u n k en S u b
m arin e I n T h a m e s
Barbecue Stand I
Entered By Robber
HOLLOWAYS
I
V..V.M
l,tleri~P
rF.-n,fHI.>ch.-g H W in - -nr
la led Prfs-.
Contour CilT utk Cultivation
Chiang Accuses
Soviet Officers
Of Helping Reds
Seminole Dinner
Club To Hear
Broadway Actor
Innerspriiu: Maflrt-sX
FREE
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iSUANNFFO
A Ru I D A , F R I D A Y jJAA N
X i0
5 (T ^
OR
R ID) ,. F Ll O
N . l13.
195B
V
And ( nil Npriitu
‘
Fair and *«rm through Salnr*.
dRr.
.
S iu r a lh
Rigid Production Controls For
Nation’s Farmers Expected In 1951
Innerspring Mattress and Coil Spring F R E E
ii
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
T f r t a hUahcd 1 9 f lS
Bill To Create A Fed
eral Agency' To Pre
vent R a c i a l Discriminatlbn Ai r e d
i H i n t s rl*o H o u s e w i v e s
By Anna Mae Hlkaa
.-Caroful planning nf fatuity meat*
ta aaaerillal for Ihe liornrriiaVer
rhoae time and money nrC Ilmltad,
ay family ernrinmlrl* » r the II.
Departruriit of Agrlnrliurtgat meal* an- rrnur difficult (»i
froman with Jnha nt with Rm«ll
•hlldrrn than fnr lim*r with ample
time for niRtketing and‘ rtxiklrig
The hoiiRewife who hat time <<•
.tralch f»r and Inke advantage nf
tompare price* fmm *tnre in Rture.
pfdeea Rperial*. anil go to market
(Then freah Riippllr» are alwked
usually ran buy mnrr thrifty than
aha who shops in a hurry on the
tm r home from work nr ha* her
jpocarlen
delivered.
Al*n the
woman whn ran do tier own haktag ami ran prepare erniinmlrnl
dtahas rri|ulting long cooking often
ha| tli«. a-lvantage over the one
•ho must choose readjr.prtpared
qttlck-rmiking food*.
Ip* for saving Imth time ami
^ a ttfn r5
*
j Charges Hurled In
House Over Trutnan
FEPC Legislation
ON THE
M O T ir* ’ W C T U R E ! —
Z°„:,Z,
VOLUM E X X X X I
m i* u m
QH EVERY
CURAtS'
*w
IN H K « F IR S T AN Ii (IR K A TE S T
S T A R R IN G
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q u a
-------- INGKID BEnGMANT------------
-
TR F. W E A T H E R
ya rn
k A H H i K l i ill. - . v . i
I I ’ II S 11N 1 I
t i l l I I l U l l ‘,1 M l
y
b i U n it y T h m !■ S tre n g th—
fa Protact tha Paaco of tha W’orld:
Ta Promot# lha Progrtia of Amarica.
Ta Prodaca Proapotily for Sanford.
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8
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F R ID A Y J A N . 13, t95n
T H ^ A N F O R D ^ R A l^ A lJ F O j^ W J g A
The Sanford Herald
Sm athers’ Announcement
THE WORLD TODAY Composer Richard Strauss Had
r»fp m »Trtt> n w i M f n a t v r n n n n n n n ^ <
F R ID A Y J A N . 13. 1930
Osleen News
o M i C « C l r\ Cf
R M i k l b M la I MM
••feli.b.4 la in M t* a Balvi tat
“My pcrnonal fate, and the personal fate of the Incun’-!
lly IteW ill Mftcktnil*
••4 litfa i
A I* Foreign Affairs Analyst
bent, are of small consideration. We are concerned here witl
all l U m t U
Ataaaa
fc a itn i a* a*«aa4 riaaa aaa i>r two basic philosophies of government. We must decide
An
atmotpKrre
of nostalgic
Oflaktr *T. lata, at Iba Paal at
whether we will continue up the good road of opportunity drama surruund* the marshalling
at Saal.it, f'larMa, aa4»r t t .
N EW A R K . N. J.. Jan. 13. — (/Pj — Richard Strauxs
at Caaariia at N airk a. I ) t f
and freedom, or will be led down the dark road or Socialism i.f Kngland'* political forces for
s o lL it ii i. i i u k
German composer, wanted to see two opera houses in each «f
and Communism by political pied-pipers who attempt tc nest month'! general election.
That election will render an •rest cities— one for larger and "greater" wor*. and one lor
buy our ballots with our own treasury", said U. S Rep.* epochal
decision— a point which le e r: known operas.
Geor^eSmathers In announcing his candidacy for the Senate this column made yesterday and
s in ir n ir T if j* r it k b
The composer*! plan was brouthl to light today bv Di
now re|—u l,
for emnhasi*. It
» in Orlando last night.
Rr 1'avrS.r
....... |
Mann, aisistant protestor in charge of music at the Newark
n s. M-alk
.............
will
determine
whether
the
£
That is the issue as clear and simply as it can be country shall give approval u* ..f ftutgi r* University.
ifelt.' S . . I S .
....... ......
♦ -.................... .............._
U s Staalks _____ ___ , , ,
JjJ
|
stated.
It is not a question of liberalism, or humanitarism. j
Mann received tha program —
, ,
ilae tear
1 fi* n n tx x , »€•«> ( lu t*x
<>■ D o i.lllillC O Ml ^ M
* . a U i *I lAi 411 Is ■I k i .f
which Strauss called ” my artistic dom* p r?p*r
•**
ebllaarr asiiteea, lir a
t**inro*-nt" — during the closmv * ” r"* through a contini
thaabs. rrMlaltM* o»4 ssil«
• s i H i . l . w . i h i is . ear*M
± 'i : '
■fcw*^UiEW sasB^*.te**iuLBii
ralelaa l.aa., will be abaege.
an ay outfit happened to pass “ ’ * ***
al reaalar aU.e.Hslag rare*.
thruiign Germisrh, where Straus*
Strauss, who«c- impre~
.xaitwaallr d r lawn« living.
oJm*ibs “ Salome" and *•
•■ ■ a Sen. pagee
Nepreeeall.e*
I**- *ew Verb, rkleaae. ISetrell.
The plan was published In the
him fnme in th
Itaaaaa i l l . , aaU *i. i.aaU.
Mu sical Quarterly today, a littl**, HKkl's, ohserved in his men
. fbe II. >*14 I* ■ * «w k .r *1 a .
m- rv than four months aft»r future that “ the manage,
S .M .I.I.S r i . » wblrb le eaill|e4
S t 'suss’ death lazt flept. g.
our opera houses . . . .
l> .ls .li.l| tu Ike m # far repaklleasiaa « ( all lb* local w w . prlas#4
Mann. In a note preceding 'object to business ronsidei
•* tkls a*w.aap>r, aa well ae all
.Strauss' memorandum, explained. "Thi* has a greater i
*1* aews 4l.aai.kee,
___
’.hat the comphMr had ashed W i n on the quality of pt-rfur
to -end it to “thy nioper Ameri- ’ end choice of reportory,
F R ID A Y . J A N . 13. I'J&O
can suthorities." lie sent a cutiv should have. Those of
R ID E - I N
Plan For Opera In Europe’s Cities
TH EA T
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
iw . s, ItCHNKOlOM
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S A U r iU U . ^ t
DOUBLE FL/cTORE
Jiilinny .Mark
DROW N
“WEST OF
ELDORADO
msrvluc ncruHit
S K A H O liM l"
P L U S • CHAI*TKH
God tipecta only partial aurrmus
la our apirllual adsanturs.
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aaowpth uur fraaia aad rarnam*
M ralh that » t art dual. If wr
lara about and do our beat God’s
to*# will go out even la sinners.
1 Will heal their backsliding. 1
will love them freely
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Will
freely; for
mine
anger is turned away from him.
— Rosea 14:4.
Social A n d Personal Activities
Larlln Palmer Rnv— Society Editor
Streets of teredo
T o DAY'jT HIllLli VfiftSE
SUNDAY - MONDAY
O R « m « R C . . . AM O A W O M A N I
social Calender
ITT V I
t i l* I II
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Shower
Given
To
Honor Mrs. Riser
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•ru.unjj
Ham ug Ihti waaU uf »ur iltatort*
nl wayi 7
Apace an enornimi! flower that
blnsiomi above ui,
Tim e the most subtle of divining
rods;
Then we might gather op out
acotterril ielfh.o.il
At t in that moment grow from
ant* to g,.d*
E V E L Y N TH O R N S
A lin
iouking over I'lfsidrnl
Truman'* rrrrnt hudart llguirs the
rdilor nl the Romr (Ga ) Nrwi T n buna call# il ihe "Farewell .Sisle"
inilcad ol llir W rllair Slate
d regularly fn id - ,.VJ
kept on an unrhanging, high
TI ie .lavs when pet., e and s*on* *’
lei.(merit hovered over England's j u
hedge.enclosed, green fields nnd 1"
tweet doll-h.iu-e flower gardens— ,
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|s,nrl |
•«* nt its peak.
gionp of artists would l»e kept
Churchill hit* charged the So* I ftoin, urul sfsdlt'ij for, the t*-k of
F a n n e rs A n d T h e ir A id
. inli*tx with thiewnoig uway that
*mpire, and
would halt their
The ntatement that the free market for farm crn| * ntionallmtioii piograrn which to I
i# jeopardized by government buying and •selling of farm htm is hateful nod I,atlllful. lie 1
products, in connection with it* price .support program*. Iia* would return t*i the days of pri* 1
l>een made by John ii Duvis, executive secretary of tin sat. initiative
I hat'* ri,.t a new line f>u
National Council of Farmer Co-Operative#. Me think# lltai Churchill.
I i* meml.fr seeing lulu
farm co-operative#, as marketing and purcim#ing agent u * in action against S*n iulistlc idea a ,
for farmer#, "cannot function efficiently or effectively mu a* fui tsiek u< l'C’4 wt)en tlm ;
continue to exi#t in competition with government" lie late Ramsay Mi.cDonald headed '
Hi Ham's fir-l Inhor government.,
said government farm program* .should have two aim* lack They
mostly culi.*| theme “ lusl,ing In the pre#ent plan of price #upj«jrl# — increased farm orltes’’ in tie.*,- days luth. r than j
^It*
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I,
ut
iiipl
I'nptttN ft Min
S l i t * I »|. | l i | . i n . I, I uk»* M mIi i u p ,
tk»IH v.» mill \ p *pk ii M p m l a fun*
Dili*
tk.iiin i .uni timii Hii: f 11!i*«f
t lip n t i li n g
e rs o n a
_Iin
Mr*. Ilryan lllser wai lionori'd
F K IIIA Y
Vlo> Adlii.iel ami Nil.*.* C.
The Heiiieini nlli. Circle nf the with h *linwri nn Tuesday held
Garden Club wll' ii'et ni the Har n| the I.like Mmy Sehnnl. tinmrse Itryant of Annapolis, Mil. aie the
were enjoyed aflerwhleh gifts giie*l» of Ml. and Mis. Sydney O.
den Center nt 7:.<•* I*. M.
—“♦s’ "" ’i '.tssdt'. NVi*. Ri.-vi "Ti. n C lurv. .1,. f«.i *,'*,'■ mi days.
large simulnted stork, (lifts were
Mi spd Mr* W h lit»wn *" t
piesenleil noni Mis. II. Iloleler,
Mrs. Hi are Krlneh, Mrs. Winsley, son Kiclldic nf llvi«nville, tia.,
Mrs. Klena Shaw, Mrs. A iry, Mrs. have arrl’ y'L.tji . yisil Mrs III own’s
Tesln. Mrs. Williiun Thorne, Mrs. paients, Mr. and Mi* C C. Col
C. Tillls. Mrs. Ruby SJohlom, Mrs lins.
(iioily, Mrs. C. Ihinaldson. Mis
Ceril Mixon, \|i* Claudinr Miller.
.Mrs. Jean IliiHiklyn, Mrs. C. Far*
imh and Kranees Furinu, Mrs. Ray
Hicks, Mrs. Lillian Ilurke, Mrs.
Mile (irler, Mrs. Kvclyn Hire,
Mis. .Mnrgaiet Hhriner. Mr*. J. It.
Mrs Sam I’lill.sd. nf
I leaves, Mis. (iia ir lloliliy, Mrs.
Helle Mlnrlii'w and Mrs. Lauretle Term., who ha* hcen *|
winter with Mis. .1 it.
Williams.
Also Mr*. Homer (ileason and today In return to lie
Kills* Jane (ileason, Mr*. Dean Tennessee.
Inylor, Mrs. J. I). Cochran, Mrs.
Friends of Mi*. Finiici* lliuu
I'nul IHssell, Mrs
J. F. Riser,
lat, III, will ii-giet to learn
the death of Ini hndliei. I|.d
Smith, who dieil ,.|t U'ediiesdny
his home in Dnyt.imi. (■
II nn
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alt
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\i nil •i.%% t||l>f'tlM|; Wl i t
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-t i n11••11 \.(, cit*n inii'xiin* liinn
Forbidden Words
tion ure forbidden, lent their mere nrenence iorru|it the nitre
CommuniMt faith which the Kremlin hit# decreed #|iould Iminculcated.
The Hungarian Uontmuni#!# have the right idea Anv
urquaiiitunce with the luxurie# of the Went i# Imond to rnnke
even u tried and true Commuiiiat wonder. "W hy don’t we
have thing# like that too?".
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lit iii'n Sliti|i
i•’•»•! Ji'iii it-
SRDiiiM I.' Hit'll ......... I
stiff IlliUI Coill’l •f4* f *t
I.RflRV Drv
A It, Hotter, nmiiiMi
Ihe launderette
Util I. uiii Ih t A. Sup|d> \ a i•!
Junior High PTA
Hoars Mrs. Wilson
FOR A M O N TH
•SEE Y O U R S E L I' O N T H E S C R E E N
<• NEW LOW PRK!l*]f 4l i ’,1NC.■TA.'
COLOR, PtAHTON— SHORTS. CtCU.flRnN C N ttF.fi 12 i
C O M P L E T E S lf O U d (1:30 - * to:.T0 — 11:30
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I ,-M OVIKa t/NDKIt T H E HI AII V
.fC, IjlorrUioii, Manager
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SANFORD “ O RLANDO
1I urn tank tu eloelv. Arid time tins
im.de in Friglun.i'* «ay uf life
1ni.i.y rhtttige* which enn’t he
•i.i best lat.-k.
Neither t'hurehill nor unyune
' I *e esruld texture tin rtn|.iia tu
it great ilea* uf the days when
bulla wa* Die brightest Jewel
in Die imperial rrown. Ami nuthii g inn re*ture tu Kiiglaml tha
duyx when she waxed rich by
the simple ejptilliint uf import
ing raw materials from foreign
countries
inniiufarturlng
thoaa
'"• IV '* 1*’ uni* r*-ei|Kirting tha
flniaherl prmiurta at a neat pro!
fit.
Inilustrlaiiialiiin uf D io m
foM'lgri ruuntrlei has changed all
If Churchill should Ire- return
ed to power ha would hava to
fata theaa fscU. The “goo,! old
day* ar# gone forever. We are
*r«s
» new genor*
atlon I* calling for change*. How
ever. this doesn't m*an that Bri
U P) — Lu }. m -n , l i w f i m , u mtain
«!" eant he pulled out of her
f"1" .
J
* ."hie belt praiant economic eriti* and reX " «" Powparitjr. ,Tho econo
„„ ;ink
expert a toy she can bo If the
brook appeared In the warm, molat pra y ,»"Hhodo are followed.
, r w^|*b ia causing the *t«a- Is rh*
ofi.it ^ B ,,tl»h voter
*v ralna and drlxxle over (he lower I* to decide which party has the
Mlaalaaplppl and Tenntaae* Vnl- proper methods.
Plymouth Sedan
*m oo
¥S.W“ J"S2 EsSTf!:
I Id’l r?»- •I Tuiif
Si. Jnhii* Ll*vlru* « o
Marti.
\|’n Sunoco Servicr Ht i»f »••!!
tiikarik
A I'Milt ••
OcMiuin Motor Co
Hanford llowlinir Alley
>eiiilhol«* * ‘Minty l.ttiiroli v
It«| Davis Fu r fait ui r* Ci.
Hritt Troclur Co.
He* Then# Duality Mai# Hefnre You Huy
gi Einaudi. Preiident of the Rapublie.coniul.KlCommunitl I j s t o W
mtro Togltallt today on lha formatton of a new Italian government.
tl #«
,
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,
The Communut chief, still rnging
over Ihe polKe slaying of sin toy*- They aald there was n poa•Irikera in a riot at Modena Mon- S i ! * *
h!*v,l#r r»,ria over th# .
gliattj, chief If the »/)U0A*0mem .
Communist patty, to Urn ma*
tie eitremeiy graliRed with Jher
ot oppoaitlon MMcii
iptiBH which our ‘‘Colored
The Commuatot party toeuod. a
State
K>>uiiiilhit A A w Iitnoi ,
(F O R A L L M O D E L CAILS)
Italian President
Nation^ Weather
eonfers With Red
Chief In Rome
R0M K. Jan. I J —
1mi nt "f the j Mr*. Kathryn Teague and Mrs.
id. will hold a Lucille Humphrey.
''” ii at l-'.tM
Also Mis. Kate Rise, Mr*. Faye
am, spoil ..led Unbelts. Mis. Mildred McCall, Mrs.
i.lin, ,y oi o. ,i Klllia lliimphiey. Mr* Lillian Grifi in Said.,til" (in, Mr*. Fred Godwin. Mi*. G R,
id*, ape m III I'atleixni. Mrs. Ruth Gnlile, Mis
Hit die II' hIiI, M i *. I a lira Fennell,
lean I', putt Mrs. Fin Wistten, Mi**. Doris
limey. Mi*. Hnliinson, Mrs. I.imlse
,
Dai tell. Mi *. Jewel Kemp. Mrs.
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I ae/ Heck. Mi*. Marian Peck*
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ham, ills .1. A. I'eckliam, Mrs
t
tienige Humidities, Mrs. C. L.
. rrs
F ih iik Iiii ami Mi* (' ti. Ilnwcii.
*
Mter Mi*. Riser npeited her gift*
^ s
'he guests gatheied in the ..........I
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luiieh riinm ssTieiv refreshnints
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Were served by Ml*. Malian I’rrk■'» ,
mini. Mi*. Faye ‘ Ibdieit*. Mrs.
Iwxk^
Lillian Griffin and Mrs. Georgia
J iR
lliimpht ie*.
THE FOLLOW IN(i MERCHANTS
Art* Starred In “SANFORD TODAY
Six month* after it t* hatetn .1 ‘
the nVi'iage pullet will lav u , •
fin t egg.
1 94 0
announcing
«> !• # „ .;:,
HIGHW AY
vSaliirday Only!
9
I hiulili' Fctiluri* 9
A NEW
S E R V IC E
FOR
( OMI'ANION I'll ri h i :
im m p M
ctAumm
i M I l f ' i n CkJ* ?nn,rirnu*r.ro»
ttHaldmMmi mcort tiwnnu
—
To provide n new und brondty service to thi# community, nn IN S T A L L -
A LS O —
llrucc lit’iilry* (Scrfitl)
M K N T LO A N D E P A R T M E N T of the* Hank will open on Monday, JriiiiiHiy
16, In nt^rarnte offibwc on thn third-flour of the Bunk Building,
Sunday & Monday
^ W l SHAH
Whether or not you nr« now n cuntonier of the (Ingk, npeclai farlliticn
will be available to pruvide all typos of CO N SU M ER LO A N S in smalj
and large amounts covering:
NEW and USED AUTOMOBILES
FARM EQUIPMENT
HOME APPLIANCES
KHA IMPROVEMENT LOANS
PEHSONAL LOANS
i
d T
c o n q u ir
wont
t n r o « c n 7 1/
# W
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With “ Fmimlntion* fm Heller
Health iiinl I'liymcal Filin'**" a*
her Kiilijnl, Mt*. Oniihi Wilson
wii# the gmiet ipL-alset for Dm
inonthly meeting of the Jitninr
High Sehnnl Parent Trnchrr A*#n.
nation held nn Tuesday lit ,'l:30
•AM/ nt 'ihe frhool Ctainiy liinrh*
ttniiti'i .Ind Tkkfi' VP IH
'l»,!T
« .r e " -It**
III
mnrtcrhi* Mhr: Wll*tm.
Mi*. W. W. Tyre, iireahlent,
rnndncieil the meeting nnd read a
message from the new stale |ne*ident, Mr*. Killth Mrllrhle Cmueioti
I’lnit* sveie di*en»*ed foi a study
group and the room eminl ended
ill a tie hy mol her* of the loom*
,d Miss Theliitn llunim,'ii,l. Mi*
Itoheri Ritmliley.
The meeting was ndjourned at
I lu P.M. after whirl. iefi.'*hmeni* weie *erved by inothei* of
Ml*. Jink llurney's luollt.
Ml. an,i
t * n't, .,tiil h .'Min'* !■ family id
I’oiiiiiiig and \li>, •Siimlii x
>i, ........ U . dm
la u g h '. i
Ill k *lIS.I DmoittlU
' I II. .I
Mi*
•il'Otg,
I
M i*
1
M vitie
. .. j•i •*
hind., i
I*1 I •« \\ nt t Ii*** f«*i n si Idels'll ii In i 111nut iijtn at •••it,
Mr. in
lf| mi t ♦-«| |m !••• u#*f |nil* I'ltlCI till"
..f New
fl«»%vrr
•sf «t»«»«|1
K.iiiMHy,
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i " « in c
M il’
S o t i.I.tN
•I Mi I lo tKImWI'tA
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it
k it t iilinff
lim in ’
I In* \\
I ' ii* l«| nn
MIPPl Itli! -it lit* li.Min* i*f Ml
I'•••«••w. ii
Si '> ti iiii’tnkri
|*|•*w«*Ml
I t-» \ Mi.til i||s%||
f Ml
t in
I .nk« Intni
I I licit c It
|(f t
Huick Super ^dan
The army, the Red Crus* end
volunteers havt Jolntd In the rencue operatlolaa end work to
strengthen weakened leveae at
many potato along the rain-swollen
rivers. The flood front covers areas
Ford Custom
4 Door Sedan
M r s . S f o w a r l (• a tc lic l
I l n n o m ! W it Ii S l m w o r
i he .miii|mi \\ mnrti • | •nune of
Mr». R K K 'o ii' a- iMe-Olfeid
fill the tniiiMiL' vi'iM iif h iiouithh
meelitij; held »*ii T'i«“-du\ evening
i*l Ihe h«Hiie of Mis It nI|*lt I .ns*
in*:. ID I 1'irnt h Avenue
IMhei
••ffiuet* eleifeed !i» "rive \%ifh
Mi ». K vmii* were Mt*. Ilemlti
llerhxt, viee-|r|e.ii|eitt; Mt*j, Helen
W iltr, *e« ("iHi y lK ii-urer.. anil
Mi*. Will.to Ket ling, .•Imltbiln,
Mi*. II.inner t'uilei |tie-l.|i.l
over the luoine*. *e*nti,|i u| wlijtlt
lime pltut* were ill*Mt**''il f .f 'htsl'l
Ing it Ininl meellltg rath tie,till,
xv•iIi tlie Men’. Club of the ebttrrh
Aiiatiitt iitt itl* were nl«o tli*t-ti**eil
tor it G*h fry ami envrreil tll*li
ttiPIM’t in the tit-tit future.
At tile rnnrlilMi.oi of the meet
mil ilelieion* refie*hnieilt- were
*e|Vii| li\ tlie lu.*le** to M l- l.iiin
lot Hnlinet. Mi* Kvan*. Mi* K.l
waul Rlnt|i*iin. Mr*. Gtniei, Mi*
lleil.»t. Mr*. Keeling mi,I Mi *
Will e
S IMM S SI ND \ >
4 i *i i t t i l l l'loii(l;i Slmwiiitt
l irsl
the r«UU!l’'l!!ltini1iil Chnirh ele.led
vvn t*i'i‘(i l»y Mi'
“SOCHI SKA SINNKir
llni
Mill
\ shnll |i||«l||l,)*n iiM'el
hvhl nflei which nn inlu i
flifM own « hild
•I i -i •
uni flie leilthei nf flmf
r»i»**him»nl 1 . \ % i
\»hI
lup» iy ‘>oi} i ,hy niofMei t»f, A!
hiptisl Cirolr 1
Mi'Hs In Ciussroom
A Y S
FR LL
m
Mrs. Ilulverstarit To
Speak At Church
M 'Hgt. ami Mra. Henry G.
•Steele aNtliilinro the liilth of a
son, Wllllaiu Raymuml Steele, on
Inn. II nt Fort Riley. Kas. arcording tn word received today hy
Mr. and Mra, W. T , Johnson of
Mra. Ilertha K. Hharpe uf |lo*
tun, Mass., has arrived tn *pi<nd
Lake Mary.
Ihe winter nmnlha In Nanfurd nt
the home nf Mr. and Mr*. Fra ml*
K. Ilnli, Mrs. Hharpe la pruflelent
In Ihe art nf lirl^ga end ranaatH
playing and fur many yeare W H S
a aludent nf and aaalatnnl tu Mrs.
Charles (Jelsler In floatim ami O iInndo. She la a certified Culle-rt
sun leaeher. Anyone dealring les
-mis la aakiil tn telephone Mrs.
.Sharpe at II5I-W , '
Mrs. Sharpe Arrives
To Spend Winter
Don’t Con hist
BODY BEAUTY
A pt rsiui may lie undei wei.'tit
yet have » flguie thirl l>
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!■■ii)iorDun. I im. null'll lieie, '•••■
little •there. Let the
RO
TR IM ehnir show you the wax
In figure hesiily hy ii'diu m g
body inrasiileluent. It relieve*
liei vou*
tension,
mu inab/e*
fillii't Iii I im by selentifh
iiiitoniiith' mii**age fillin' lu
fur lilnl treatinenl!
|..n|\
HAimiETT’S BEAUTY NOOK
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A in o ric u ’a i<tvorilo — frioiidly
G R E Y H O U N D , anka nrilitm y bttUor lur lint
c o m iiik j
yuctr them tlm
o p p o rtu n ity to take y/” i rin y w lm ro cil cm y lirn»*. . . cntel S A V E
SALE MENS
Slacks - Pants
A n • ip e rle n a ed n ta ff w ill Ire pleaaed to w o rk o u t y o u r p a rtic u la r need
f o r fiiia n d a l assistance, re p a ya b le In m o n th ly Installm enta o r o th e rw iid .
X .A li
1949
A.M. A covered dtoh luncheon will
be served end all membere ere
urged to attend.
uwiy_l»ai3 mitoo.
T E R M S and T R A D E S
NICHOLSON
DANCING
J. C. Hills, new ly uislalle.) Wot •
thy Matron. pie*idiug
Routine business up* ...iiilueti'd
by Mrs. Hills afte. wlildi she npjss’ims'il hei vat lens ..'iiiiinttei's
for "the ceining vein Vi*lt«is well'
ui'lt'omvd and invited to alteiid
a* many mi'eting* a- p*>**tlile.
“ Hutton* and H.ns
on* the
theme of a *lunl |.|'''” ,i,ti'd by Ihe M r s . K i r c h h o f f T a l k s
Hast Matinns ( ’tut. a* they gavi'
many lovely g iltMi* Hill* I n ( G r a m m a r I ’ . 1’. A .
and pledged then -uppeil f.n lie
rnmiiig yeai Alwiit t’.U nn nil.eiwere present fin the meeting
Mi*
Herbi'it llnlver.tiult ,.r
'Vllttei I’ark will hr the frnturiil
pi'Hki'i fui a luugrnm tn In. pre
"•■nil'll fur the I’rrsliyterlaii Worn
■ii nf Die Ghnrrli at .1:30 I'.M. nn
Munilnv, Mrs. liny F. Mann, <erretnry of Fuielgn Mission *. an
nounred till* mnrning.
Mrs. Hnlver»tailt rerently merle
'It ami Mr*. Donald ~Whlltrn " three months lour of the Ih lglnn
announce the birth of a daughiei, (.’ongu in Afrlra where her sun I*
. n flesse, on Jan. I at Ihe Die nianager ami treasurer uf Die
r'i’rriahl Laughton Manierint Ho* I'leshytriian Mission Htatlons niie
tutal. Mra. Whitieu is the former will tell of her iiliaeivntiuiui ami
i'X|N'rleneea in Afrlra.
Fl|i a llrdenliHiigh.
j
seas havo fled thoir homes frnu
the nangliur Hear* end stream* In
llllaeto, fndtene, Kentucky ami,
Mtoeeuri But hngdreda of other
have refuted to move to hlghri
I'oiiriflt ( lull Thanks
Donors For Tourney
M V y iA ll! INN
S IIO W IN f; NOW A N D C O N TIN U O U S
1939
letol |MpuUUoa and who
hiten to give prrmie.v |,.ff,ni,i
am es," in referring t<f the <innllei
opera house.
"Finally, it could liidi.ate it*
«ff',,ts t,' the gletil ti,, ll.i.ei ,,f
unjustly f o r g o t t e n , charming
works. . .
RUBBER MATS $J.50
production und gradual liquidation o! federal aid.
The Rrannan plan would ap|iear to meet part «>f the
flavin criticinm#, a# it would take the government out of the
market and #imply pay direct price nubsidie* to farmer*
Rut thia plan in .strongly opposed not only by consumer* hut
Jilao by jjqnjo nf the other farm organization#, which prefer
itnpruVcmumU on the prMent #up|>ort #y#U'm. They foresee
that most farmer#, who Mtill retain much of their traditional
#en#e of individual judcpendence, would not like to la* hand
ed lUnramouflMged Mlbsidy ch-cka, and would chafe under
uddetl reallzatfon bf tlependelice on government.
These differing opinion# among organized farmer group#
Indicate tha.l funner* and thuir urganizutiona are bsjginmng
to etfamine more closely the aid program# the government
bu# been conducting for the pant several yearn, are hegining
to look Mlieml 'and try to predict thu effect# of permanent
federal aid ftyntem#. It in wi«e to do so. The question ahould
l»e considered on the basis of permanent rather than tem
porary |K)liey.
Senator McCarran of Nevada,
■ Haunch New Denier by the
way* doe* not want to let any more
Displaced Perton* into thi* country,
H . teem* to bo afraid they might
1n « i d e a ratiroad Dies*! lucumoilve engine mar
contamutole u*. teeming to forget
exceed 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
ihet moil of our ancettoit al ont demanded a new intarnal policy, knnaas were moving northward.
it Is e*tlmate<l that the Unltod
Premier Akids Do Caspar! re- „,For#c»*ter A. W. Walatrom at
« time or aaolher were Displaced
State has .10,000 huxea In Inter
Si Pmeons. Perhaps he is afraid that
if seme of them were allowed to
come in now they might provide
. competition for some of Mf. John
; . L Lewie's miaer* who seem In
went the "mot* abundant life"
‘ without workiag for k. Il strikes us
’ dml the only lew they would need
e Mr. Lewis behave would of all imlltkal issJeea la the for*
motion of a now inrsinmeni. To*
ItoraUtw the DP Act.
ie receiving. Mott of our
ll ith 1*11f )••Ij« \ |m i |\ mi J n i i
the lt»'»lti • In i p m r u t «, Mi
I». f,]
FLOOR MATS
file lliili'li sir ruing tu li«vr
"Nylon" i.t a forbidden word in lliuigury. So urn "Jceii"
sn flection un fell, i t lu drricif and "New York" A llungariun romtnunint new#|>ii|>er nn
whether they want lu give the coun |itouiue# Iftul word# on nignboard# will be exuitiined to #ee if
try back to the people, or let the ; they lontairi Iruct’.# of "eonniopolitun ideology'", Wuril# like
politician* keep it permanently.
I
f'lregolng which have atotodationn with Western t ivtliznGovernor Warien recently ievtaled in Ini ladiu talk dial Semi
nole County had 2.324 pertom who
received $734,400.42 in wrlfaie
•id from the Stale alone. Wonder
who they were, why to many peo
ple need public welfare now when
job* aie to plentiful, whether *11
of (hen actually ate in need, and
il »o why. and what it being done
about making them Mif-iupporling.
and whether people who continue
on relief can maintain indefinitely
their atlf-mped, and what hap
pen* to people when they lot* that,
and whoia lautl will il be?
D C N N IM
t A I mmi* :it» fiinitU nf Mi*** lli*v«*ily
N im'I « r i f 111 iittl'llilllllt r lit Iin
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P
'I 'l l N l
flight Friday fi•m Fglln Field
Tw o »f the new m r till.lint
Rev. W i) IIII III i,i|.'*-, it itlliiint
■it Sti*ti*i*n, fiIll'll ill.- |m||nt ill tin
llnpti*t t’hiiiih Suiubn nintunit
nnd nighl ■ m u r .,
II. will ,i ,
fill tlir |iul|iii m \t Smnliii in tin
iiiiM'in i' ..r iin. |m i,n , i j , » w \
lli'i riitit
l.ltlli- Mhi tIni \mi " iimi m,|
lllll’l' foul III. |IH|II.| l..i|.| m i,,,,|
III till' II S lint,till
1..in. S.ili
ilny night hi II ,’n I.', 1.1, 1, M ,iii, i
an il •'I'Ilil ,lli il'Hllr I mi,
‘tillin' "I Dll' i ll■lit I ■■>i ,1, „ ,| ,1 II
with iiim .il . ,m,| in ,in|i., . ii,.
sellool
I* mix mi*
.iin.. ,.f ,i
I*ii |*IIh.
Mrs. Bills 1’rt‘siik‘s
At Chapter Meeting
for tht* Senute. From time to lime*, before thi* primary wc
ex|Afct to explain further our reason# for MUpportlnR bun.
We hope that the people’ of Seminole (.’ounty a# well the
re.nt of Florida will give him a rebounding victory.
WJibt if tb» cvnturiaa' measured,
slow unwinding
W a r. but the curling tendril of a
plant
That flaunts the galaxies as morn
ing blossoms,
Through which all times, like
rains in April, slant?
What If w» turned and, taking one
step harkWTrd
W r stepped into Aknaton's turt|uoie rourt.
Or stood at evening by the well
with Rachel,
Or with Odysseus fled some siren
port T
If by this one swift Javelin stroke
of magic
We looked upon our little dustfilled days,
Would not the terror of that sing-
Hi
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I'K H S I’K C T IV K
(From Wing*)
V'll.e Slant puff*l4lll
P A G E TH R E W
O r| b »W
Dr. Henry McLauttn
O fto ia a trta i
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Close Out
Y O U T R A V E L D O L L A R S . C*«l llio luii»H . . . <j» ( J U L Y H O U N D I
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0 r«y h 9 u n d
F a ro s R o m g in A m a i i n g l y L o w
One Woy Imrntl Trip
I,mil*.ville, K>.
Wnahlnglon, D. ('
ItochcNter, N. Y
lllrmlngham, Ala
(Inclnnali, Ohio
Drtroit, Midi.
Miami I leach
Atlanta, (Ja.
$15,115
16.80
24.00
I (Mill
15.05
21.10
5,.15
8,115
$28.75
-10.25
11.85
IK.tltl
28.75
-18.55
0.65
15.75
Ptm I . S feefernl
S5.ec
All
wool and part wool
i
good assortment of frizes.
rff*ure
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ORIYHOUND
C)na Wuy InunH Irtp
BUS
2.:»3
.larkNOiivillc, Fin,
(Cleveland. (H int.
$ t oo
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(l i ir a g o , ill.
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�F R ID A Y J A N . 1
Holy Cross Wins
Over St. Louis
C a g e rs , 69-55
Bonus Rule Will Galkudet Colleg
Marlene Bauer
RemainIn Baseball For DeafTurnsOut
Honored By AP Despite BigLeague Rugged Athletes
As Ace Athlete COLUMBUS, O., Jan. la. — Idh W A H IIIN fJTO N . Jan. la. - i/P»
Stli Ranking Crusader
Squad Racks Up 12th
Straight V i c t o r y
Yount? Golfer Named
A t h l e t e Of Year;
Will T o u r Florida
T H B R A N F O R D H E K A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
t Mk Weal af Kaaael 1'lafe
Jest a ll Hi. i r - t l
N E W Y O R K , Jan IS. — (/Pi —
The Citadel ha- halted, Virginia
h mi the verge uf a break, and
u solid southern bloc threatened
to drive a flnul. fatal wedge tooay into the National Ccdlegiatu
Athletic Association.
lircnthing hritn*lonc and confl
uence, Dixie delegate* dried the
N C A A , in effect, to kicK out four
"lif their nVlghfiora arcused of open
tiolations of the sanity code.
"They can't expel them,” pre
dicted Ifoherl R. Neylund, coach
niol athletic director at Tennessee.
Il woo I liti-n *»*• u
* sse o - Tin- .n o tm tion vote., tomorrow
li whether Virginia, \itgioia
Pech, \ .Ml, The Citadel ami three
Despite major league opposi — A fellow with a most appronrition the controversial bonus rule ate name, Mut Hums, is leading
will remain a part of organized one of the nation’s most unusual
ha-ehall law.
teams: the wrestlers of Gnllaudet
The minor loops, in a country College.
wide ballot, derreiyl today thiThe entrance requirement i ut
iole
lie retained. The ma (iallaudet »-e stiff. U.ich student
I.OH A N D R LR fl, Jan. 13. — (A»> jors, at their recent meeting, vot must he deaf, so deaf he can't
N EW YORK Jan 13
11Vt
— Clolf stnr, Marlene Hauer was ed iep«al of the inuch-duhuted hear even .rtftt -rt,e' r» «t TieifriTW
Holy Clo : rniitilllies to loll ololig
somewhere between her home here regulations, hut today's action h)
in college haskethall.
amt Florida today, hut there was -.In "hushera’* nullified the major
The
undefeated
Crusaders,
«>i!» delight over her selection as league decision.
tanked fifth in this week’s Asso
iirorge M. Troutman, reii-haireii
Dll* female athlete of the year.
ciated Pres. noil. Won their I•»*>•
H-deially VugcrThe fifteeii-yearoiTiT Miss, her pie iiienl of the natioon) *
f a .. , ;
s i g e / y ; C ■' <
II <1.01111of
profi.-saiooul
uaselial*
21-yenr-ohl svelte uf >, sister, lino
■ha *;o r.r. ttMimpli over J!t. I.oul*.
Hut llnrti-, u dassy l.iti-puptoier
lifc -T '.* *..~e . —
Alice, and tlp-ir golf teaching li igues, said '£h uf tlo minor loop'
A sellout crowd of UI.PHh saw
ftogersville,
Tenn..
Iins
father. Have Hauer, left several mteil loTeTaVn the bonus setup, from
the game, feature of a doulilelii-ail
nays age for Kluiidn
ami golf :n leagues opposed It und one passed tiiese let-ls. Ami his conch
ei at Ho*ton. Trin ity edg'd .MIT
passed
Its
vote.
Tout Clayton, think-, he’.* u good
ing appearances by tile crack sisf.7-f.i), in Hie opener.
Three-fourths of the AO minor enough liny to make the gtade on •
11*1 ft'flMl
Ar usual lloh Cousy, a wirai l at
leagues had to oppose the bonus almost any team.
hall handling, sparkl'd Holy Cues
As intimates heie viewed the to oust the rule from the hooks.
“ Furthermore,"
said Clayton
He prona«| l.r» polnlm, in ih M i I imii
Houer reaction t„ the honor he. |M the recent minor lengue meelwith satisfaction, "he’s just n
to Ilit» rcl'|llill)f pilHROH, III I IIOI'M
stowed on the younger kid, Marlene I mg in Hulllnmre .'12 loops voted for freshman, lie ought to t— pretty1
iliihUiiiK tin* fitliro lorUftli of tin*
probably 110,111 onepl lln* news n-peul uf the law, and 21) opposed
good in-fore he get:, out."
t outt mill
liullol |»it##t*« lo
ill culm slriile, ami her livelier sis lepeal.
Clayton, now in hi. third year
III# t••ftmiiastt8**4.
ter would he the one to diver
Today’* vote, in which the min at Gullnudet, find, there are a
Ilrtollry . r i n i k m2nlli. n|ii*nt'il
aloud.
ors reaffirmed their itarul, was re,,'V HpVcial problems connected
nn riintom invmilon by tniiniihfitr
Th a t’s the wny these two young- qoe sted after .the mejora had de- !I1•
with his Jtih.
MnttlriUnii,
’in Ili«» fi'itltirr
ster’s, let I, of wliiini have envlahli- <lined to concur In the previous
For one tiling, lie Isn’t too guild
of a twin bill lit M iuIih iii Sff|in»r••
record* in tournainent* nut liere, tiuah loop artlun.
ot sign language.
(biribri
Maiibiittiin *|<iyc«| »b»*r
operate. Murlvne is Hie mure con
llthilP language?'
IflttlflllllOl ’’ he said. "To lie
The lamiis rule wan written other
1 nly fot 11m* 12 iiiiiinlo*. In millservative -iilthnugh she's blossom
out N i w Voik Univci ity waling nut more mill more witli what uit» ttie honks in HMD, hut lias good, you ought to ..tail young.”
Ear another—
|o|i«*il link**, nu t;I, in tin. fit-1
may lie culled crowd iippt-nl— ami i.ct-ii amended u couple of times
"Well, take football," su'd Clnv
Under the original
.lie shoots a more conservative •luce then.
Klimt*.
iiile a dull paying a bonus to n Ion. "Th e hack dm .n't cot quick
in and of golf.
T r i m AA M Mini T**xm- r* ifi*11*|Im| 1111***t III till' SolilllVA «•-( (<.».It is hard to separate the. two. lien ugeut, to obtain his slgmi- enough. In the old iluw. I'd veil
In* in f
Tbf Aypit M l»t«ik«*
however, hecim-e they have prellv iiue to a t-ontrui-l, was foired to and stop Die play then niol then*
“ Now, whul good does d do to
In (In' In#t fiVi* inivtuti** to wtilbip
well shuied golf honor, in I Ii keep Dial player on its roster.
They go through tinAikiiii-iiM, !•! :tr», wbilt* Tt*xn» •iiimi*
Now (lie cluh lias tlie privilege holler?
foriiia. Tw o yi-iiia iiioning the fig
wrong
anil then
from vMiy buck tt* lti|» Kit'**, bf* fi!|
nlists in (lie bitterly waged Lo.- of farming the bonus pluyer out whole play
MAKINO A DRAMATIC COMIIACK following Injuries received In an auto
Hb'f al on** tilin' lt-i| by 12 linin’
Angeles City dinmpionslikp wen- f<>i one yenr, hut Ids i-untrui-t may
in i blunt, Hen llogun lines one down the fairway alter teeing oft on Hie
the Hauer kids. Marline won it not lie nssigneil not rigid lu a
Tom Jltiniiltfifi'jt fit'lil Ifnul ill •b*^
n th hole of tiic $13,1111(1 I.oj Angeli i Open Oulf Tourney, llelow, a tense
ut)' miniil*' bi'||»i**| #t*w up tii'
Hie first yeui, Alice whipped hei cluh of lower cIn..ifi,-utInti unless
Mnllur* If-nlot lift ita Smt mixr Snead uf While Sulphur Spring*. W. Vu ,
111 tig* *i* t!i«« iifvl vimr Ufliiclt ipa. nailers which mwv ool ti U>ilII.
kinks u I. 3-fo,,l .putt on the lio.il I Kill grren In Ilk JiuJI&ll Willi JBII I I 11
|;i |u
Not lb
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I’ a N C i i o U t K's k . a i n
(fnlcrnallotiul)
William and Mary, 72-f»H, in no f hole* after tliooting a whlilwlnd Itve-under-par Of).
MAT* FltA N C IS C O , Juo. Ill, Iltipoi I itol Soul hero Onnfeien,'*
fd'i
llig Hichunl "Puuchn” (ion
itmi-. Itichmoiol upset Mm viand.
xales outserved nod mitt lugged
professional tennis champion Jack
itl-Hl, in aiiother league fray.
There were
lm oiilstniolllil’
h miner tonight to seine u 0 .1, ■' M,
fi-l win before J.fiOII fulls.
gallic- in tin- .Midwest and I'm
It was the thild straight vic
(iA TO K H Tltl.M I I A IT E M S
tory for the challenger
Kramer,
G A IN E S V IL L E , Juo. 13. - uVt however, still hold- u .Ift-JI edge ill
divided
equally
between the
-F lo rid a .coreil no easy i.l .'il theii matches.
Sister Kenny foundation mid Dio
( ’ollckcc B a s k c l l G i l l
bmikethiill victory „vci state-rival
(ii'lizules repeatedly drew tinMonterey I'enMisiiln cnmmnnily
Sletnoii lust nighl .
applause of a purllsuil i-imxil with
chest.
Bantam Ken Hogan To Compete In
Binfr Crosby’s $10,DIM) Golf Tourney
Ilx ASSDI I l I l.'ll I'H E S I
lli.lv <'in-, i'.n ,Sl. I...... id.
Mindly *di. Miiii IiiiH uo i
New Voik Clnv. ell. Duke I
'I ii ii 11y r,7. M I T . rd>
N'oith Cnrolimi Stull- 111.
Williuoi ami .Mary 3H
Vligilila Tech fiK, lloaiioke .'l|i
Klchiiminl fit), Mnrvliiml P*
f'a I aivha ii7. Wofford M
I'li.min 111, Stetson 31
Tmiiiui all, l-'lm i.In Slnle 'in
Viiglnin .Spite lib, Vugililii
Semiiiuiy >11.
* I
Texas A AM -tft, Aikaosns Mb.
Texas fdi, Hire fill
West Texas 37. tlyw Mexico
Stetson started fast with u fourpoint lead hut Floridu took over lei It'd the filllors with Hi pmiil■li ii liuri y umi led the rent of lud .Stetson',- Jim Tavernier'- wn
the way .using It! men. Julian Mti iilgli for the night with 17
Sanford - Orlando
Kunnul Club LntriuH
with the work done.
Vinrlnla. VIM. VM I. and the
Citnd.-I, with Imi.l "nniHiN from
the South, cuntellil the eode li * o t
practical and encimrnges hvprocri«V.
. ..
, ,
They are urn lltg nthletlc scholerships, honest and above-board,
with strict university enforcement
to see Stint pi ant i-ln-aid* don't go
beyond the i m i u r u f tuition bl'.u
hoard.
.,
The N C A A cannot act upon this
proposal at tin- current session.
Cuil ’'uf-N ft*
*»r«laa Itally (ram
l » » « 1m p |>. M.
HM OKGASHOKD
LUN CH EO N
IHN N Kit
M«bmn from *l.nu alailly auk.
MillleS for I'arilr* aa4 Uau,|uria
-r-jen4
iininlhs In m k ": 1
M
T l w v may oe a fomproOlse,
Amuoduii'otn to the code may be
made wliis'll wsmlil *'fialilt* the Laining school* to comply.
(Hie of the amendments pro
posed la a yea!-around training
table, utluring athletes lluee fiee
main u ilny. At present they get
nlilv nn 111 Neiisuli.
Dr, |fmlentM Harden. Jr., presi
dent, o/ the University
Vlr
Y O U R H tA R IN O
, f l
tIR V IC I C I N T I l i M
M .lle r-llls tio |) Co.
lit S. I’ark Axe,
Cel
FMNSII
H A IT K H IU S fo,
A l.l. hi-aiteg aids here lit home.
rules and legulatinns ure changed
to such, an extent that the col
lege cuii cunipiy iviiliool strain on
the conscience of the men who
Ultnillli lei the athletic piogram,”
uecliiifil Cal. It C. M rAlliJtec dl*
lector of tudeot uitlvities. ^
The .nolhein Ki-iiel- made no ef
fort lo iiole Iti- pm po .e of their
■aoipaign.
They Impe to prove hv opholdliti- tlie sanity code violators In
1.1. 11etiiernluii. -eives mid sctisu- tlie gciernl meeting that ihu
code Is iluprur-ti<uI mol that the
tiooal passing shot*.
In the npem r, Pane lm Scgiiin N C A A perhups should go buck to
mukiog M-hi-ilules.
iefeuletl Flunk Parker, li-2, 7-f>.
rty* U n i 4-D»»> F f «iN | lr tiw U it M s i im li " Css up ot if«
uswl Suzm, u* powtiml with Iks ivfgisu Me f 761 iliiwuM*
oighl Mgloo. rty lolsi! ward In vulrv-in ksod ill and Ids.
h p a ii t a n m
w h ip
FSU
TA M P A . Jim 13, - I/Pi - Led
l-y Jack H""ii. ' iicctai'iilnr long
disioiiii- shioiliog Die Tmiipn Dilivarsity Epmlnns mitscored the
Kloihla Slnle Scinlmde* HO to lit
ii Du ii Dixie Conference rlash
here tonight.
Ilooins scored 2tl point* for the
Spurtmi. mol oin.i nf them were
long shots fimn nil over the rourt.
Toinoiy .M'T.uughlln for tlie
Si'inlnoles, .cm id in paints to
loud Id. teammates scoring.
The Spmtnn. nearly doubled
tlu-lr fiset half score In, the lust
20 minutes of the gain*. They
made BO tmlnl* in that poriod of
time. FSU also found the scoring
ittiig* late in Ihu game and racked
up
point* In the final half.*' i:
El.M ONT. N. Y . Ian. 13.— 1/13—
Carroll ICali Shilling, ii famous
jockey early in Ihe i-rnlury, Is
dead.
Ills frnxcn budy was fmitlil heuealli a horse moving van near
the Belmont Park rnce track y o turday. The body, thin nml poorly
clod, was lilixtit Ifit'll by detect Ive
Hubert Itnfhonrt as Shilling nft*r
he had spoken to t-mplnyn* of
llvliimnl Park. Shilling wa* be
lieved to he In hi* HD’s.
Shilling won the 11)12 Kentucky
Derby, the futurity In IUI0 and
Novelty
and Ihe Metropolitan
ImndU-np In IU0H on Jack Atkin.
Between IM I anil IUI2, he roile
in 3JI3V raves, winning mitt,
lie
also had (131 serunds and
630
third*. II* lo*t rode In IUI3.
•
G R iy n O U N D R A C IN G
N i a i t H a — V S / I I — imurl new and
varied model* to chottiu front, und
•II with Ihe eye-c«tching alylinB ni
bold-lined bumper-guard grille*,
•leek tapering fender*, Ihe nver-all
look of a jet plane In flight.
Three full *eriea— SPRCIAL, Supkr
end H o a d m a h th k — with Sp h cial
model* evailable in bath alandurd ur
de luxe finish.
.
*
\/l .Ton
DeLuxe Pickups ;
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STA R
Ninth Kaew— S-lfl Mila
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US’s
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Railing Lea
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?W r »r to Ort ilt
lorqiic-lubc drive— plus Safely-Htde
rimx fur comfort plus control.
Then leek el pvieee-do they really
fit ««.y budget?
,
l##l2wuvnn
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They range from the fine-car level
of the H o a d m a h th k down to justahovc*the*lowest figures on the
SPHCIAL. Hut even these are so little
above anything else — buy you so
many more yrara of happy uae —
atid give you u car of such consist*
cnlly-belter tradc*in value — that
you'll And Huick reachable by
buyer* in any price range.
I # w h y net get the whole alory,
price und alt, from your Uuick
dculer now? Deliveries are good,
Ihe "deal" is right, and a signed*up
order step* you up lo that Buiek
you've always dreamed aboutl
hnl |H H
Worn wheeflMteee — all planned for
riding.comfort — with overhang re*
diked to make parking and garaging
saslsf. Koominau gaiora. with rear
seats as much as 13 ieebes wider.
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and
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unit
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i.akn Mary — 4 Ht'droom House C O N C R E T E FLOO RS, M A C H IN E V E N K T IA N
D LIN J'S made b
cheap. - Cash on term*.
OwnF IN IS H E D . , Free e.limiites.
older. Seminole V '>netimi Blind
« r i t» mil** 8 .Hanfoni on 17-tnf.
Mirarle Concrete Co.
Phone
Co.
K2i| W. 3rd St.
Phone
»k’s 8*nd. Shop.
III.U ,3<>1i Elm Ave.
u rd i.w ._
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Nice Home. Hoorn fur chlrkeni, H A H Y C H IC K S P E C IA L F ( i K N EW FLOORS aurlined lo per
JA N U A K V .
PiUlorm
TesUd
Gan b«
fd$llanY Old flibis made lib>
Flock*, Riickti, Ked«, ..W y a n ' Hitt. EUltlilng, x!h unii.g a wax
dotte*: Rnek-Rcrt CrttMe* $0.40- • fug. Portable power plant, >2
M r b d t t 'a m i
j A JP CfO H «i
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year* itfPt-i mure in Stuminde
.'i Redroom flnu»e for nale, un two
Countv.' li. M jGIrusiili, lake
Iu I m; will aell furnbheil or onMui v
*
furnlehed. Concrete Double guI.A W N M O W E R S ' dtim iH ucd. lm vrage; located lu Mayfuir. 1403 S P E C IA L S
FO B
JA N U A H Y
I’lft I* iMiin il. lurk »lf Key w rit.
E. 4th St. Phone 401-W.
UN I.V AsHorlcil Itrniler Chick.,
.Nu u ml ihK'ttui k
tuti mil* **«l.
Heavy mol l.iglit, flom Pol
II. \\ Muiiiirin. III! Kil l III :i
20 acre* gruve all fenced Him lue
bum
Ti
sled
l-'li'Ck..,
Mocks,
Bed-,
Si *ni old, Kill. 1Foi In*-1 ly u III
gllll gong Valencia orange It.....,
Wyuoiliilles, (.'loses $3.V0 100
Williiiiii l-’ixil Sliupt
ID graprfrull, 2fi leuinii mid
F ii M ( ' ii D Live lb-livery
olliei fruit trees, good liooie
I ItlG ID U It E
I .mil noli ed 'l ake udvuoluge <d
bams mol chicken coops, henii
Sales mid Seitne
i , iis iiMi-i
now. C H E S TM liN I
t if ill fi mi I lawn. A Inline you
II A l l 'll Ell V. Dept. Gr. Hot 7. ' Fn. ioiv iruin'd qim liiici *.i
eon lie proud of mid III' indepeml
vo i .Men.
lllackW'Hid,
N. J«,
cut $22,fi(H). South end of Sun
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H70-B owner.
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H ill W i l d .M'Uiiiiig Mi-niiiii-1 to
M.ioxai cabbage plools for -ale
loud" Evening Situ
Coll If ,q.i,
Cull 1317 J
May
IDUi-J.
A r llr lt w F o r ?•«!*
:i2 C ii . F( York deep freezer, al |('A l.l M 7 for Mattery, Geii'-'id"'
most next . Orlginul pi Ice $Md7
mui Sluiter service.
Siinui'.
SIN G KH Machines, Elec. Portul.le
mi. sell IfifiO.IIO cash.
Now ill
Iliittery Service, 301 W I u >i
Di-miles.
310 E. 6th St.
I'll
Central Floridu quick Freeze
1024.
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l:lth ,,ritl S f e
ix M to s E N K -E U K I. (Ml f... »........
TU X E D O FEED S : Complete line
Cull Alvin (hlhuin, Slin-lmi He
Hunt’s Tuiado Feed Store.
filling Co. Phone HI fid.
EN JO Y Sunday dinner at Lanty'* Highest cash price paid fur used New home con*trilct|iin. Itepuu
76c also weak day*. Lunch** A
furniture Tud Davie Furniture
in g ‘ and remodeling.
Cahiout
■hort ord*r*.
Ca. S tl E. U t. Pit BBS.
ro.tom loiilt. Let us help .i.lc
ESI (E L M A N S Red Roi* Feed Play pell ami Stroller, reasonable.
your housing problems, to y m
Tuuchtun k Watson, 1201 Celery
experience.
Fred Kvmis i‘ 11
Mrs. Joe Stuart, HI4 Myrtle
Ave. Phnn* 1IR6-J.
Boa 2110.
_
Ave. ________________________
H O T LU N C H ES served every day
C O N T R A C T H H ID G E - C A N A S T A
11:30 to 2 — with Horn* Made 7— Pets-Mveaiock-HupplleH
Lessons by Appointment
W EI,AKA A P A TM K N T8 , Roams
roll* and corn Muffins. Homer’*
end Store*. IK) Yf, First Street.
Cooker Spaniel puppies — regis
Grill, 324 East U t Street.
tered. $20 and $30. Than* 1070-J.
PITTSB U R G Faint* for every
Across from Movieland Hlile-itt
Furnishnl Apt. fur two,
Thjg tra _______________________ 14— LO ST * FO U N D — I t
hath, refrigeration. C
Lake. Gum) fishing.
Have yon lost a cow? If so send
Gme. L. A. Clin*. L
description with name and ad
Fountain personnel, experienced
dress tu P. O. Hu* 30, Altmm ntr
preferred.
Roumlllat k An
Spring*.
Osteen 3 room apartment — bath
derson, See Mr. JInkln*.
Shock
ReeliL
Watchee
......
$6.06
LOST
— Sunday night, one small
and screened porch.
Partially
traveling hag containing valu
furnished. Phone 1323 or 080. New Work BBo m .................. $3.06 I T ^ v o p i T w a n t k i ^ ^ )
Courier Painta ........... gal. $2.60
able paper* and hooks,
Lust
2 iV lf * '1 '^* 7 H*nford Avenue, Army Cota, Blanket!, Sunglasses,
un hu* or In atatlan cumlng from
Will he available February let.
Boots, Tarpaulin*, Raincoats,
Tampa to Banfortl.
Reward
Bunk Bede.
Notlgy K. Ares, *01 W. 0th St..
A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS
Sanford.
_
Two room furnliMKI ni
10$ N, Palmetto________ Ph. 1321
Co s t — Chlld'e bathing Milt.
Apply 317 PalguMB’e
r R lE D Shrimp Dinner, Served Statistical clerk, clerk-typist or
Size 8— Downtown. Call ftmt W
Two room *partntfltfClR|
"The B«*t Bhrinm on Earth”
General office work. Six years LO ST— Ydjow Jersey butt headed
Elm Avenue. ., y
ovary night at Hamer’* Grill,
Civil Sorvlc* Eiparlenc*. Eigh
George
FurnliheeiF Apartment,
824 Ra«t U t. Btraat_____
teen month* In Comptroller’s
Harden
bath. All mudorn
section with an efficiency rating
Wa both lose whan you don’t bring
U P W. 3rd 81.
of Excellent. Eunice B. Horton,
your proscription* to L A N E Y 'S
706 Palmetto Avenue.
Rawly
decorates!?
9
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three
bedroom
H o m o Trailer, $7 ft. 'tandem W A N TE D : Work * . |*undre*ror 1040 FORD Custom Tudor V-H.
Radio, ssat covers,' all new whit*
tnont, 2000 1/]
Ironing. Call Blanche Lawrence,
Walled tires. Priced $600.00
Phone 070-J.
BOB Hay Avenue.
less than new delivered price.
1042 FORD fi. D. Fordor Sfilsii,
AfTjfljTibN ANTIQUE COL.
body and tire* eieentlunully
good and the qulstvit motor
•vet heard.
r a t N I S H E D AP/T
r M08
Out
10—
Buainana
OfRortunitian
H U N T MRRCURY CO.
Magnolia.
Anot
Opp Mayfair lau. Phone 166$
Small meat Mht, and Groceries
Good location, all cash builness. Htipmobil* Sedan, good transpor
i i # - It1*
tation, good tires. Cheap for
bath and space ror car. Call
f’njh _6M NbrlH French Avnui'.
885-J,
Funi truck, good condition. $176.U(i
f m roam with connecting bath,
IP14 F»rd Ci>it|»-, nrw pslnt, »*st
with or without kitchen privlcovers, good trdnsportatlon,
TRACTOR WORK. ' Phone Kfr-J
$ 188.00
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I'fu /A M k LOOKS
LlKf A ZAIOOL r
AND MOST ^
AMOHUfiT IKI.VX
OF THC rotvvS
POPULATION
IS CPAMMCO
INTO THB
GYMNASIUM
_ At l. SJAHlrf
TO see THB
H O TS H O TS
TANGLE WITH
THB UNDEFEATED.
BAPNSTOAMINO
A U S T A S S ...
WHUT LT5CK/...
AM rjONB LATCHED
OH fO A SEAT ,
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C R IM ES OP A l. M O S T E \ E i > U A ^ JC
CRIM INAL i n T w E C O l V TC n ' p m e
C O u l D q n l x o E T o u t o r - es ’F m t h
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HUM. WHERE IS HE?
I'VE RETURNED TtE CAt ,i nf
X l ’MNOT ItUIN^ WhFPE ME \* 'jk
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HEX,-Hi H D', l CA'.'
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A// H O * NO.!
NOT THAT.
Lira wor ran. th* n im tio n j f
ccssNiirrta A n n a cluo -< I
how poarrv r r r , « coutuij
hcu.au /^SiiiitAei-xkiiV n o w *.
ord.m
l'i Ik'
uni'/
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WOULD «.AV I
A TOOZ orI u«,
u LlVt THAT*/
m la Fair Welle,
Two telephone operator* xeiah two
'V \ W t i
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i
O u r k n o w le d g e o f
th e i t r e n q t l i a n d
f a irn e n o f In iu ra n c e
C o m pa n le i, plus our
a b ility to te rv e o u r
c lle n ti’ i n d i v i d u a l
needi, p ro v id e each
p o l i c y h o l d e r w ith
p e iltiv e p ro te ctio n .
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
n.ildlitn*
TO TA L 1.1 \ 1111 i m >
i I I T T %l ti i Ml %l
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THB
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*11 the ’dope*
dogs at the I
Orlando Kenna
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rut .i.rw
18 tn
Apply III Pel son
Hrpresentiug I'. Nelson O'Kuurke, Inc.
XXnh I U i n III hr mrrrpUd
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Ikr l,l'l>ki.Nr "N mriM"li'M'll"" « tlMI Ur- II f'llir MUMS
I* lUlsil la llir Irlrpkua* Imuh,
I n r«lsrn lor Ikls NrruNimoilNHob Ikr ailirMIsrr I* riprt-ua
lu par *"""|Oly. la . irS rr for
us lo rra «rr Ikr hrsl posslblr
art tier, all Worn A lt -n a il br
la oar olllrs oa lb* 4a* hrlutr
piikllcatloa.
\ vV. .
1 4 4 4
inrludiiig leiiiuary Hi. IP,"ai
7P3 l.-ikr Davis Drive
llou.
I n k m r Ik* 1119 B vlck tin*,
which thciic (wo hi$h-fu*hiont'd
honey* rcprcicnt, and decide for
yuuracli il Ihal’* Irulh or just talk.
1’ liO.M
IMIONI-;
•» IO A l*»l;ll * I \ II II *
%«*MM 'i.hnl.o •»»•Mllltlia >• >1 ti I ,t|at *
I .Mil Ilk |«|li| i||l|i<l||lts ••III Ilull it*’ f Nolle •‘ •I'll
It.(Ill* |tr«’|lilM'« I'M llnl |I 1 »SI *»». 1ill lilt til »• .(lilt
Y t i l ’ N t , W O .M K N
YELLOW
o w n
iVIKLTOsN’S
IISKIX'AKS
l l t ^ r n r
a Mil.
no u ni
F IN A N C IN li
Come In
liel V, i|iiainfrd
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Li-gal Notice
* *•! |m»» ui#
k» 11lit *uil Itip: |tl|M*tiu >|io h
tt#*»’l i # li.illk i
IN V R N TM K N I H K C U N ITIE S
Klrasr uuillz as l<wa«r4lalrJr
It aa error "rear* la y«ur a*.
XVr caoaol kr rrspaaalbtr (ar
aiorr tbaa oar larorraal la.rr-
Th re e separate paves p le a ts—
in five horaepowsr rstlng*— all more
powerful, higher in compression, all
Fireball valve •in-head*— and one
of lbam,.lhe sensalionel new F -263,
giving Buprr models exlrs brilliance
oa the road.
• , •
2i - i1 9 4■ 9 C H E V R O LfE T
OFF LIST PRICE
FLORIDA FASHIONS
5—
lltmti'rH UiiKKfd. 1(I7J
Deer At Kltfitt Fluid
follllll,
1*1 IIIII.M \ . I Nillllv
SI AN COMSTOCK
O H I.A N 1)0
w k
F1VF
Th e T I I I N K I N t ; I F I.L O W
r i t l n I In*
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USED CARS
A l.l, M \K K S - VI.I CAMS
(it Mil I I'P M H III »V
18 to 21 M n. • K ii .i v T e r m s
yj 11 I
W U IT K Olt I’ llO N K FOK D K SCR II’T I V K I IIU UI.AM
along, if changes are made.
("lf we can't shoxv the rude has
ii-eiit, ilien (he code is dead und
o is Die N C A A us a leguliltnry
Indy.”
Ihe present .unity rode furbi,|. recruiting, lestrict* schulurhips to needy cute, and Ihe sclmlai ly and tipulilte- th.it |iaymenl
I.. -itlilsaia,.. ■■■•a I l.u •"•■■.■ouli. iiruto
« .* •
Since Dm nnthcrtt illvisiun nf
the Pacific Const
Conference
tva* foimi'il In 1023, the Untverally of Washington hnski'thiill
team bus won 2*10 li-agui' gami-s
ami lust 131.
GOOD JOBS NOW 01‘BN
COMMON .
$1.20 per share annually
.Serving the entire East Const South of Jacksonville
nil-11 Fort .Myi-ls, Hriidcnton. Sarasota and Suidoid,
sloi k is ovirilalde to mvcstoia fot tfir- first time III
lii'toi.v of (lie rompiiny under A M E ItIC A N I'O W ER
itl...ui
foul |
Knk’lnnd nn.l I
H ll'o i il ill 1 tt NIH I it* > «»i in i
M M tlllll I I I %\ III' U I ' I H U I IMM* in
'h x it it t it i\ m r . **i*»t ni i i i i i t i i i i .
t r 1111; t t.tiHi: o r in %m i *»* *•%
111:1 r.H iil:ii .il. iimd
»*l I I I l * a | l l I I « >
I t I ! 11*41 \ «a|
III I I I I .
%i %i » i : 11% t ti%••**! 1101.1.1 11 ui 1 m i .
Florida Power & Light Co.
Dividends
.MniliiKiiNi'ui
in
ur* on Inrifo n n
ANNK'mrs
Executive Offices
Indiana Statu btf.
TA L L A H A S S E E .'.fan I I
f/IJ
— Hunters hugged a iec"id 1,173
deer in the wi-id Florida Rglin
Field Air Foice ii'iervatioii dol
ing Die 43 day senxmi u ldch elided
Jan. fn
'
The Slate Game nml Fifsli
Water P'i-h ComuilMiloii, xxhich
Joined federal agelicte* in supcivlxilig Die limit oil the Mill,1)00acre Aten .reported l,H2!* .limiting
pci lulls were Issued.
Last year, I.HI3 limiters killed
only about 1.200 dent.
Francis Vlllur, itislricl chief
xvlldlife officer, said purl of the
loci cased kill in IV III was due to
the fact that the All Fnn-c opened
All addillumil sections to shooting.
Ill Ihe other miijm Florlihi nilprrvlseil hum, III the Ocala Nulmnul
Forest, al.nut 3,fd)o lumlers killed
2110 deer dining thk season.
NIITICB OF INTKNTION TO KXI'llANO K IlKAI. P H O I-K IlTt.
T o WHOM IT MAY CONOR tiff
Nolle# Ik h*rfl>v given Ihftt •»«
Mm rrRulitr $n##!lit« lielil «»n J rii iur> i. I flail, tlie* lionrtl of (*«*u njr
<*omiiil»*loner» .Iw.ldwd tliM la
I he11 oplnloh III# I ’onniy iMiMMeMurM
<eriMln r#»l •mm# tl»M,rlln,»l .**»
follow*. to-wii
lirff Imil hr *10 ft* feel went •/
ih# Nortli#Mnt corner of !*nilori
22. To\\n»lilp l« Mouth. lUim r
3m- frn.■»i. r*nrrr..kj|r~— r oisrrrr—
r'toiuin. run tli«ac«* Houih 1*4
I cel l hem # Kim IIS.1& feel |o
U»C**dv ItlKlilMif•
line
of rontl. thence Northwe*ierly
■*lit uss -;tld IIIrii I-of-wny lln#
•»f rout 2IS.6L f#»*l to point of
isrglnnliiN f•nrilnlnlnn if »•»#•
mor# or I#***.
not neeslrd for futility |»iir|»«*»#*
an.I inm for Ih# i-#el lnlrr#«l» of
Hi# «*ount> aiilii iiroperty ntnyh#
r*chmig#«l even for crrU ln i».*l
proper!) iiwnul I*y M T I' rfmriI v .
nrol ilees'lIli**t1 a** follow*, lo-w|is
H»cloulftsf 20Min |erl \Venl Mlol
1C£ fcl eniiih of the NorthrnM
corner of Mrctloti U . Tnwii*til|$
So Mouth Itunfr 3«» Ka »L run
llirio# Houih
Ts-H degree*
J!i* I feel, Ihelic# Smith l f>? SI
fee-1 ihrnc# North SI degree*
SR mill ill#* \V#w*l along \Veet»
t-rilr IMgtii-of•Way line of ro*«l
MB.'ll feet to heglnillng •*€»!••
mining 32 acren mure or I***.
m hlch Ih# foulily deplren to Ni
i|Ulr> for I'nunt* mml |>ur|H>»«R.
!l It estimated that U . ' 8. to u r-1 (<Disease* rout
au«l that both ulv** ui properly lata In Canada «pent a quarter poultry funner
*r« of F.IIIRI vnlue hiiiI nn ,*n*Ii
*n ii .imio.uiiu „ >
In Invulvnl In Nnlil Ini^in|#i| m - of n million ilollurt last year.
chsnes
I'rrNoiiN lnlere>iei| nmy I.. he»r.l
at 111:00 A M on Tue.ilnv Kel.ru
rr>- 7. l»r.H, ni n,,. i',,,,',',
iiilNNl,in«rN lloorn in , i,r i-„„ri
lloune. Hniifoitl. Klurl.u
III >A It I * (IK iiH N T Y i 'i i VI
K XC I.UM IVK W IT H
MIHSIIINKIIS uK I'lUf.N.'V
OK HCMlNul.t.
Kl.uiill>\
My: u I- H.MMl.n
Klerk . I ti,r ii ....,,|
Orlando llgw* at Trench A»e
SnnI of I'nitttM . '■ ii...-i,.n. i *
•*i^*
Florida Fashions Mail tinier Division
4n.
Wllherfoiee Stale
hcrforcc I 'niv. 311.
Pucifo- l.iil Ini mi
Sound fi'J.
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Iiungwood Hotel
Legal Notice
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P A G E S IX
F R I D A Y J A N . 13, 1980
!
Smathers Speech
Congress Acts
» or|d will not conflict with
(Caatlaaee p la n P a t, tiaal
CCA.
able of leading inilllona of AtnrilHoffman, chief nf the Economic
can worker* toward the revoluHere briefly la Smathern on
C°®P;r*U'>n Administration, (old
the Comlttee that hla agency and
letue* discussed laat night:
the R W r Department have ivrtf ...\
Socialised medicine— “T o
Imout apian to avoid duplication
“yt efw-'!..-altli l oiultiona anil lotf-"
In general,- ho aald, the point
•r.- cott of medical care . . . Ihr
four program will not operate lo
problem for mnra dortora, deni E..I IiJW«ii i ■llii.vi W i" patTirfpaifing'
tlita,
nurse*. ttchniriana
and
In the Marshall plan. In deprnhospital*." He introdured over u
he aald, neither .noint four nor
year ago mraaurra which would
denciea of the European’ wr?f#rrV
provide scholarship* for qualified
KCA officiate will- undertaka anv
hoya and girl*, to rrret medical
project without conaultton.
a c h ' o l a , “ therefore alluiding
- Rep. Lodge (li-Conn), asked
tnem a to * •»*« *n r .- .e-de.rtr.; ,i,
Hnffmsn whether “ the Truman
dentist*, nurse* ami trrhnlclana.
Arhraon Far Eastern policy would
and do an In the Anu-rlmn way
dp hflnfvd in thp point four prowithout deatrnylng American truirrtm.
* ...
dltlona." He «nld the Ailm lniM n“ I ’d like to duck' that." Hoff
lion’* nrnpnaal “ to aocli.liae medi
man anawered. I ’m not aura that
cine, dental, minting and diiigt* tl
id nl Scmttu iivariuga today .hal my judgement la always good.”
profession* . . . dor* not give
Hoffman advocated that aid to
anyone anything free . . .
It ne had lieen eallad "a liar" by
Formosa be UMtlaued **ao long n»
seek* to put medicine under the Senator Sparkman (D -A la ).
Horace Russell, general counael It la the government policy , to aid
control of the pnlaled hand of
thou.mnds of political
ttpnoln- fur the United State* saving* and non-Communlat area*, Unless nx■>wane, rum
in in ii. ,
loan league,
told rne
the n
Seoaloi.y.
lended, aid to Formoaa will end
“ I don’t like being railed a liar
Race nlatlo n*— "A ll of it* i>efore a Senatorial rnmmittre or
know that lirtter (elation* will anywhere •lae."
nut lie achieved hy the adoption
the flare up came at a Senate
of anv law* whirh *rrk to coerce hanking subcommittee hearing up
association between the m e n . . on a legislation introduced hy
What the problem of raeial ’re chairman Mayhank (H -S C I of the
lation* need* I* the beat effort* Imnking committee. It would pro
of men wbn have the Intern! of vide mure than |2,000,imh»,inki in
both the white and the Negro at government-guaranteed loans to
heart, not |K<|itlrinn* who deny. nersnna In low Income groups to
•Rogue the i**Ue first from one i.ulld home* through cooperative*.
•Ide of the polltleiil fence, and
Itiisiell, who aald he formerly
than the other."
helped draft government leg!*Ta ft-lia rtlev — lie voted nm lial Int ion. cnllrrl the plan “ unrennumic
and unrealistic." tie said:
..... . ,
“ It Is, not only pine Sociallani i |oa( fnur
to the extent of two hllllnn rl<d- 1inn r ho.
1
Formosa Affair
managt'ineid
nelatlonshlps."
............
said he Is "In favor of
He
hum titling
:tn,| now, fon (*tte, regret T « •!*>
idherwUe la to luinkiupt our
country and mortgage away our
f1cednrn."
the Taft-IInrH cv law In i•••Vrrwl
reaper Is, hut I hilleve thei* hunk
prlnclplea of Hint act mm
,.........
* in thi»
best Interest
thn
hihorin,t
- - of
-• •
•••• It*pn,|
Iitff IIMifl
W A S H IN tiT O N ^ Jan. |.T
„p>
and I he general puhlir and ahoi.l I
na
Senator Pepper (fl-Fla.t said
he lafainatl
retained.'"
today bn will seek re-election on
Souml. money
monry and fiscal poll,
policy
— • J rogram surh as
as vetnaiis
vetpiaiis aid, the hast* of his “ loyal support" of
puhlir hoiialng, publice i;--.;,,;,,
n**i*tan**.,
penalon, and retirements will
fail
fall of
of iour government does
maintain _a ........
sound financial p
tlon. This deficit spending liuri
tverylmdy
• • - » ’ ••. None of Ho man
plan* now pending i„ n„, ,
grea. which call fnr 'two ......
stona in every put’ com,-* free
Let u» therefore oppose the ev
®{ W l v prograno uut,
ohr Midget permit, it. |.„
*l*t the adoption Ilf ,,|nilK
other government* |,av„ tiied
"in due lime | ahull qualify
any make a statement. My state
ment. however, will not lie endot nod hy the ItepulillcaMs. Nm
will It give aid and rmufort to
Hie Kepi,hli, ans," Pappr, ,„|d
if will lif Iwwil ti|if»n my nmrlv
I I yea,a of loyal aupooil of f’rral'hnt Itimanvelt. Pteshlmt Tmrmin
and the lierm* ratle Pa, tv in „||>.
t of nJ| on, iteople."
.
COLORED NEWS
M iU lS K F O S TE R
m UHURf || NEWS
Avenue. U gniong (lie
n
A.M.K. nhlifrh,
,(irlamln
/* V 'District
Jnh" K.|„fJarey of Friend, of M ltiTnta'Iam ' AanV.
charge.
opened will, Sunday S c h li' m - X ' leneher nt (.’rooms Academy, will
he happy «n learn (bat she ha*
Mr*. Ainnl'r
worst !•
V'/
M"*’*. * Morning
to
fvorahlp
worship hegnn at
*1 ||:nn
M :nn a M
*i T i* h„ 11 ° 'n ^
*:(*1,j|y Monday,
•ermon was delivered by Hie
Ihurry
r i ^ .."'."'’T * M r" Ada
{•
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D
i
of
St.
Petersburg,
was at
Mdlng Elder, Itev. Uamy ||i*
her M j l d r during her lilneaa. She
Jw t. "The f'hrialiati llV e ." ,
wJI) ho leaving for home Ratnnlay.
day night Rev. f.Vrry held
firat Ijnnt terly Conference e
Mr*. Alice Washington. Henava
'anid?
•"■dy, All Ik
wade their report*, a large ,•
h..i l ’ " .’" , k ,n ,’f '1 "• home,
vv
V’";’" * '1 «" h. doing nicely;
fathered
" " ,,f
»cr,
Me wish tier a speedy rnciivsn.
‘ "»•’>' « ill riot I,,.
Bethel on Sunday because oi
atU|),,r,lyi '
•"'Ing
Wimm,,m
lV ’..J""
K-v.,,i
W llli’ima of
IlNrlow.,B' will
“**ri M" ’ M»rnlng and ev,
F IR S T
C H URCH O F CHRIST
S C IE N T IS T
’
8M East Second Street
A t THE C H U R C H E S
8 T. JA M E S A.M.K. t'H I'H t
Leal We Forget
Friday night Choir No. |
' s'l,
. J *1.1
Sunday there w||
Church* "u Nt’ J " " > - A.
an
yo,,r Chalr-wt
'hat you ran make
..
.Sunday School 9 46 A. M
Morning Service 11:00 M. M
AM Churth Notice* mutt ba preaantad at th» Herald offlr# on the
Subject: "Life*
*/
daj before publication.
Wednesday Service 8:00 P. ,\| m
E s ln b lls h e d ISMS
VOLUM E XXX M
Heading Room Tuesday* iZh *
Hanford M inisterial Association
f » to 6:00 1*. M.
"
----------------------------J. R . Karrf.-r T lV o lli’c if!--------------------------- ------------Ail are welcome to'attend otirif
___
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Jnt-t’
_
Oewtc-S«c.
Treats..
---Jd— ba«v-*-t t n W r •r*-kmu T01T“ nhiove
nervlcea and to u*e our Reading!
vo day* for the .voting- „.nll promptly. I . . . t forger, try
H O L Y CROSS C H U R C H
CHI'MCH OF T H E N A / A R E N E
n’f
^ ' P,forfn»ea
‘m ,U
«»w
l »h® check*.
out
a* *" s,
r(n>
^*
( Episcopal)
113 Maple Arrnue
I
Lyiilelrui Zimmerman. H.
Fa.tor, Rev. L. It. Ilnahlun
•Un has a pa**|nn for
ha. a -M * H merI).. Rarlnr
t
Suoday
uo.,1. , y>.4h A. M.
• F und 'vine t *k-.'cadt-*—•*•'•**“ ?'* •“ . •Var.'l _a«aln*t forgeries
2nd Hum!*.,‘"Alter K flp h A y
Sceeial: "The Singing T.i**eii“
*h-hbld of tbo 64. f„„t *"') *" *'’-|ulrc letter per:,until itlenwill have rnost of the time for
8:00 A , ,11. Holy Comunlon.
lean" a* »be wallowed
|nn •""*> *oclal *eciiHty
0:30 A. M. Family Service and music ami alngitig.
i swell. Her propellor " ‘“.'f
' r f/ T ] •••’Citse* before Chlirrh School.
Muioiiig Moinhip, 10.46 A. M,
l.y rope*
t.blng the dividend c eek*.
•LOtt A. M. Morning Prayer anti
M. V. P. . 7:00 I*. M.
hi be hadn't eaten for
»»«"«hm an pointed out flint the Sermon.
Rev. Pamp will have charge of
A m e r ic a n A rn lja ssa d o r
It wa* “O .K."
f t »oti who ra*hna a government
0:00 P. M. YF8L.
Evangrli*tlr Hour, 7-46 P M
nf rb? Rritb.b tiu w kj *,“v “ ,,n " forged enilnr— ment |MCtVKtn dining the week
.Sunday Service*. Come unit hi ing u
P h ilip J essu p C o n
»«m o atm mile* out
‘ he full amount.
Monday through Thursday anti friend
The check* will rango in d ie
fers
W it h C h i i n p
Satuidny Holy Communion
f>"to W> cent* to *628, tv|th the 7:80 A . M.
M
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B e fo r e P o lic y 'Falks
nvrrage running n!>out *126.
Friday, Holy Comiinlnn — 0:0(1
H flll
A. M.
Rev. II. W. Miller, Minister
L A K E S i t C E S S . Inn. It;
J a y c fi* M e e t
Siimlay
Hominy Services, Preaelilng
Clenching and
lil‘1 — Soviet bloc deleg niton*
praise service
*ervlce nt
at ditto
d:(Kl P. M. Prayer
*rr .
(j|E walked out of nnollier I oiled
F IR S T PR ESBYTER IA N
Maallaae# r o w e , „ in*|
meeting nt 7:30 P. M. Thursday
Nallon* body tmlny in prole*l
,
CHURCH
percent of the highway accident* „
r veiling. We don’t need your mo
qrer the conllliliril pre*eoci ul
sri* caused, md hy drunkard* but Her. Angus fl. Mrlnnl*. B. It. ney, we nerd you.
Chinese Nnliniiali«l* and * rid
Minister
•’V moderate W M iill* drinker*."
they 1*1111111 spread their lint colt
lt:45 A. M. Church School.
More than two hllllnn gallon* of
to all l\ V. orgntr*. 'lire new
F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
ilrohnl were consumed in Amerlra I LOfl A. M. Morning Worship
walkout look plare in the e. nim
Park \vrniir at Sltih Street
Inst year," he eimtiniieil "if we
Sermon Topic: “ What If Christ
mlc and social roitmil'* ciioiititi
M', P, llrooks. Jr., Pastor
me to keep death "ff nor mad* Had Not Come" Mr. Mrlnnl*.
lee ott proccrhire.
Thi* lime
John
L.
Miller.
Edm ntinnal
ih.'in P. M, Pioneer Fellowship.
'*(■ must stop drinking entirely.”
f'eerhslor akin jotord Itn.win irt
Itlrcrlnr
8:3(1 P. M. Youth Fellowship.
He clrv-ed III* I nil* rvidaining
the prolrst qgainul further pit
7:30 I ’. M. Evening Worship: “ We’ve Saved A Place For Vnu"
how iilcolinl nets nil dlffeient pnlt.s
Sunday School 11:16 A , M,
lirllistlon ol Hie i hiiicsr N ■
Sermon hy Mr. Mclnni*.
f the brain.
Hnuslist delegation in I
\
A place for every age lliitli to
Sireclal Music for Sunday Morn
M. A. ‘Fool.*’ Yelvington wa*
agencies
’lire lfti**l.*n ili-ltniirodm-ed an a nerv nienilier and ing: Anthem: "Jean* Mv Savior denth.
galliin walked out ol the serin
Morning Worship ll » " A. M.
i
Look, on Me" and Solo: "The L lv .
Mi. Krone wan n guest.
i".- fool" he Itoi.erl it...wo
hv ihv Fa-tor
T - wVt- iT.V
noiilireii it would not return a*
Special Music for Similay E v e n -1
ine iri onp. Including
Iona a* Ihr < lilnese N ii Hoii .i IikI*
....................
....... .. _ .
. IT,don fur every Chill tl, .Member.
• skipper, heni'rf-d
Lonj^WfMKl S c h o o l
•il Mult* I
ArhuHon i l«*t99 c Iiii I n iii SVi«*tinii|finii witii
is l at the table.
'I lie Sill ict
I from Hansel and fiirle l l.y the finn y How, for rhltdrrn under '.i I R I K
C I S , will) were picked
M E TH O D IS T CHUHl’H
l*i »•! itii'iil lelin S irltrirn (t‘rnl«*rl uu«i S»*n l«un I 'till
I nirl'4 Choir.
year* --f « g blur i ciuilrlr'. mrai:'.* hih mil
eh llheilv ship
Aim,.
_
„
West Fourth Street and Laurel
1
MRllHoti rruM F a n Oi»»|
•■x 1 fiflt'l' lull'll^ li:irk lit t'lllU’E d flu* A«lliiili« 1111V»<>11
tinned llieir two-year leu m il
'
----------Evening Wo,shin 7:311 P. M.
Arenue
►tut liii*t thii cnrim*if hi* irmnfrif
In*) In a |i» •i’ll nl itii' N ii I k iml
( lull. S«‘i i<*iiirv
of the yrai-armiiul lllllr n*-ein
C
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I.ungwood
.Sermon
by
the
Pastor
Frrd It. Horton, pa«tar.
I three companions unless 2d acre, are added to the
m l It** |'!|»t«‘il noli* 1*1.1nia nf tin i’tlllllNp«‘ nf flic ( ItllttMi*
Illy where ( ’hille-.e NnlliMi.ilisI
(Fpisropal)
Nurse,y
open
at
all
services
for
f*'*| I h 1 liMlhuni till ' •f••
ij«tici» * nri* l»«*imr
Sunday School 1>:46 A. M.
11i»i«(iil mi €••*!!«*1nllMht||i(» ('lining Km li« k lin* II. ,S
delegate T . F. 'Iniiing » u - lemli
ni«-«fhonl age
Motninj; Wni*hlp 1(1:46'A. M.
later this afternoon . h*. -aid to ac ute the neermary Rev. If. I.yllirfor, Xlmmerman. II. rl,lS?rY"
ill■t••1 iiihumI Im iiiiiiinmu fin- 11•*f i 'Iitm* |u 1 iiiu't 1*1 iiimiiii'I \iin
lo
renew
Ills
demamls
Hull
I(
u
I) virar
ttrilw w m y
Kv«tiiii|;
Servin'
mt home,
i,,,M|
Ytuuig Peoples Service 7:0(1 P.
I ln(« 1milDiiifil S«»iiii*I|'Iim|ii 1
ala lie ludlrled for uiiliug Hie
2nd Si,nda* ’ After Eplnh-ny
7 ’"1‘ f V .M- W"
" " " 'V 1"* »«* M.
lew he told this ato
M r.. I. Hamilton wa* grunted *
. ft
Chinese ( iiinitiiiiii*|>>.
l*:30
A.
M.
Holy
Communion
and
H"Vk
of
Acta.
We
Invite
Evmigellatle Sc(vice 7:30 P Tl
leave of ttli .once f,,, ,|,„ reil of
you to he with ua.
Special Hervlrea Monday and
coming „|, to Ihc |
school te,„i and M il F.dna He.mon. All *,e welcome.
r.»ery It,Him A* Warn, A* \oor
I’ucMlay night* ly C.eneral Milw hen the fust thing | Mae llnoiphn y wa . ap|ml„ted to
----.
Home"
lillciy <locl between ( onimnmd
shmarv Officer* 7:80 P. M.
ndiis from ihc cap I 'ake he, place, following recomI.A
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Piayer and Pial*e, Wednesday.
lelegiHph I Intercom i I " " e'latlon of the T n , ti-es.
tinupv in Sw.vtovv .iiul ..si,,.is.ili*I
P R E S B Y T E R IA N U IIU H C H
.'CONIJH E li A T K IN Al.
f i l l Iff II
t luiiesr on N.tmua blniul Vs.i- |C
U.
White, Pastor
Park Avenue *nd Thlttl Street 7:30 P. M
cim rrh School 10:0(1 A. M.
2- Bernard Hoot, Minister
|Mi,1e<i toil.iv liy the Nation ill t tie
F IR S T M E T H O D IS T UIIUHCH
Wor*|,i,i 11 :(N) A. M.
Surnlay School
I q uo
M.
J, R. McKinley, Minister
friiis* minivliy
We«tin.u*tei
Fellowship (1:3(1
Morning Wordilp
11:00 A. M. Mr*, p. R. Stephrnson. I). It F.
P. 61.
Sermon: “(iiHl'a (lift"
Swatow I* <» poit ntv sl‘»iit !••**
—
*
i
- The Friendship Cla*. meets with
Hap|iinr*s Is One Thing That i V:45 A. M. Chureh School
miles linithvvMt ul Unit'll t long
A class for every age.
Mr*. .Iran Brooklyn at H:fM> P. M Multiplies hy Uivision.
Kong mill I
lllllrs V, e*l ol live
11:00 A. M. Morning Wor*)ji.
------- —
on Tuesday.
:
I'.ici Is D e c i t i e d ;
1C x p e c l oi l 'Fo Gut
S«rmon Topic: "Keeping A»*r*
loutliem lip ol 1 or,no,a.
n
f
Christ"
S.’itii
l
.
u
i
i
s
u
T
r i a l T h i s W eek
S E V E N TH IIAV
| he „m,i*lry ,li,I md iu m i I mu,
' I nc lliitl i, -top. picked „:i up
0:80 I* M. Youth Fellowship
A D V E N T IS T CIIURt ll
nfjlji |’,| la**,i' in the water about
g i n u u i l i i g l it m , ' on N . i i i i o i M . i m l
l Service. ’ .
III III l\ . .Inn. III.
op, —
Elm and Seventh Street
In tnlhnl**). The whotn five of
7;80 P.MT Evening Worship.
w h e re the ( o m m u n i v lh I m r e rsl.vl,
V i*- slv I loilkov, chief o| the
Elder
A.
B.'.
Devo.
u» krrrd picked up.
j.
Sermon'Topic: "Prey^r 1* I’m*‘■'"ii'i control I'omiuir-hii.u („
lull* I a lie.o lilic ol.
Haperlnlendlng Pastor
"Theiie was arvme ml*t at the
er" !,
1,
lie ,intiiv. imlificd t'a*l lieiatan
I he miiii-it) snid N.iirointli't, on iiiiHi.o iiir* Initial,I tluii nil contime. 1 never saw the SwedlHii
ls
AsiiUfanla
ehip until I, hit ua,
1.1,limit M uni. Iir.t, N.iiuoa I’lolie renlialioi, rnilips i„ the |’.a*l
Sahliath
Mr*.
R.
(i.
Bria*oii,
"After the rolllmnn the people
/nm' » ill In- liquidated iminrdl'
lip *1, «sBe,,l|dr»l l.imlillu I•V .iboltl
an School superintendent
•n Ihe bridge stayrd theie three
■l. I)
l -limnle* of H,e mini|l tisllsu.s ns Issr I a s i
Thoiuaa Walter, home ml**ionof four *en...d* and the aulimarln.
her nl pen-on* held m the runs
ary
leatler.
sank under ’them."
..........
•intratiun ramp-. In Hie Soviet
t»
Suhhatii School 0:3(1 A. M. every
run, liavt ran a* Idyl, a* .’15,1)1111.
SnUnday; rhnrch eervlre, ||:IK)
Ihe ~r,»»Irf more could he Hof^n
Hint the United Slate* Intend* 1to
" ' A.M. Prayer meeting 7:30 P. M.,
<>ill. Hie l oiuinilitUla' pew ultra
slay in Japan.
■* Wednesday.
cite .<mi. ,1 al a noli,g wrate, „
Her mail* ami t olidlfyine tl.e
If- if I'ollmvintt in the .F.i*l roue
nail, i llie li.innei of ''l.rraiuu
.AJvl’i (jdliknt’ v ri* npimiori-n
mol i ."
Sifaforo rmiiriiinu foi Hie Mnrr •'
Ihr pio*r, ii I ioii aniiniilirri! ilnvi
i.i liiuici enoi|inlirp f<u l)o> ,‘h'ie
IN
lull. I l l — o l ’l W e i || vvoilM III11■-11ill e lfliiill.il levll
' 1(11**'tVnntv n.ipt.-i "(
. Ii.im elliu |)i
Koiii ol iiioiiV
. Iqfpnijle Pinnlyei'4 Foonilntlo|i
qf ineidlng pts-hldeil i.vei hy 1“
.......eiHuil.vv lli.il I’MM"'
|..„|,ri
,|r |rlltr
|„ y,|l,1|(,K,„
II W. Hopreelil. ptesideiil of lie
•n we.i (trnu.ioy •‘ •or.imev , |IIIIMr(| ............. . n(lt|
W ,„i
oriranixntion, held nt the Florid'i
Inline
.e,
iinty.
laKr-r
Cliatnbrrt’
vt.itemrnt
llial
hr
State Bunk Fridnv lifter noon.
tiene Tucker cnshlei of the
••'■I, dis«lining (leimaii -f cuu<nleir<l lum»ell .i brlter Com
hank, will nerve a* countv elin'tum iiis I Kuv.i.i nl a pie.v
||M„ J ,„ P| Stalin tlul mil
milt i, nssisled hv 111 llupreclit.
o
r
in
lioiili,
»*nil:
piove
.invtliniH
about Cbnmbei*
Other* present nt the meeting
i I ii 11>*.I .Sl.drv ami llnlain mental -lair.
were It. I. Dean, vice president,
Orion Farrell and Briivlon Per
ihr v.tuir .iKtinamr I’Mwir
Ih” willies* wn* Hr. Henry A
kins, Jr, who will ns-ist wri*'i
•
i
,i i M iiiiu v of llnivnrd Uliiveraity,
Ihe drlvH.
"•
thiougll ll'irm li who testified lust week Hint ChamNo definite goal vvn* set for
uiHiulrr l(o b ril) Scloim.in tier*' remark alaml hlmsellf in
(R, tin- alt Ive lull it was pointed nit
• will have more than wr relation to Htnlln waa evidence of
hv Dr. Ituprncht Hint Ihe hi''nt
>•
“ grandiose ideas.”
Chapter ha* ulreudy spent moro
.
Today, liowavur,assistant U. S.
tlian It lias rul«cd in loeil eonitiei'e cauliuui wool* about Attorney Thomas F- Murphy told
trlhniioii* and Hint il Ims lieen
I,
t i.i. ,.ik .
Dr. M oim y that Chamlier* did
ill* ol lo* talk* will, Jk Iiu |to| V1)h|l,
l(ll, ,mnairh but made
necesiarv to lairrow mote tlinn
33,000 from Hit* national organlenl.iy weir made a* Scliu(* ••■tiau»a n* raaa Tw a l
Uallnli In’ order to' prnvido for
Shelling By
Chiang, Reds:
Is R eported
Achuson Hit« Back At t'ritics
A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I I .Y N E W S P A P E R
tl Press Leased W ile
Lewis Miners
To Start Work
fruntan Tax
Increase Plan
To Be Delayed
R e v o lt A g a i n s t 3- D a y
W o r k W e e a May B e
R ea son F o r Miners
R e f u s a l T o W ork
!S p e c i a I M essage T o
C ongress K xp ected
I ..iter in W e e k ;
G O P C a lls F o r C u t
i’a n k c r T h a i K a n tm i’tl S n h A n il Scent* O f C r a s h
W M K K « - IIAHRK, p*H J . „
IB. — idh _ For the Oral lime
In IS rear* a move waa under
**u) today to organlle a rival
union to John I.. Lewis' United
Mine Worker* In the hard coal
field*. FtUtenre of the group,
railing Itself the Independent
Anlhrnritr Mine Worker*. w»*
tli*i lo*rd It) T , F. illu r k )) llrenn tit former Wyoming Valley
mnl miiirr. 'I he move for nn In
dept tideut union. Ilreniian *ald.
"■l‘tried In the Plltslun area In
easier n I'cnnst Ir .nils'* hard cost
field* shiully nllrr Ihr l.rarlionlcie,| three-day work week
W A M I I M .lt IN. Jan. lf> -{/ P )
I hr Wlulr llo ii.r raid today
that Pirinlriil Tiiniiaii't tpccial
lav mrr«yyr
('m ig rrii may ba
tleljyeil lin a le»» tlayv.
I'leri.lenllil rriie tiiy t Im le i C .
Hnr- I..I.I irpm lrir il likrly would
not I'* re itlv .,11111 'towaid the end
nl the week
I lie I'tr-t.lnti In t indiralrd lie
will ark Ini i olr in w nlime excite
layer and a hnt»l hi ntliri leviei,
Ihr .inn would lie a "moderate"
ri ill r t v in, ir ..e_________________
GR EAT BRITAIN
touiwjwsion
iMe.inwInle. 1 f 1.000.000.000 cut
cause of ’ i,i,rev, and In k of con
I idem e n, Ihr preset,I I'M W
leadership."
l\kI Uf
HlSSOVlSb
Frenth-German
Defense Rests
Fconomic Talks | In A l^er Hiss
Termed Success P e r j u r y Trial
•UUtiiONl
FR A NC E
■o I ’lesiilml 11mnj i i ' s
iHNI.INHI spru.l
pnie.l I.,.I *v
• D i;.ii
IA7HI0 anvv ,.r il.e Saedivli tanker Dli’l ui, wlil.h rammed and
ir lln l,ell .I.l.m.iline Truculent In the Thame* r.*tu»i * oil Slirtiti».„r | uiidoo. ii Blown above. At left ( Intel 1 a m,.|> Incut*, the
.CMC The lit ill'll Admit ally virtually rmi* op hope of reicuhtg 58
L .o g e . who lie.nl, ||ie laglM.,11,1 III* toll when divels who Upped the h ill i. cived no re- li.iining 'srn.iir I in.vnvr L'oinmuitr iM. cn u iu m r n have tuen i**cur,t A special Admlrallv olfleer
ut to "writ it" the fiH m l lie will alt's u wanant mdlre on the Icr. I.dil icpoiierv lie tliinkt that
,„d ,t w il l,.... .. under twa control.
(Lit. rmtlloiuil K.idUiplioto) il l ongirM listens to the man in
ihc slirci d v*ill do voiiir drastic
IIIUIIIIIIII! in govriuinrnt mitl.iy*.
Fwo Missing Professors Found
I limit the Iniilgrt i oulil he
h.il in, cil isdlmiii -rrmiis injury to
.mv •ssruti.il giiveriiiuenl services
in isdli.ml welshing no our com*
iiii I iii*nls
aloiijil." ihr (irorgia
.Vu.itoi s.iul Mi I lum.m liguic*
p-mlnig will oulstii|i income by
mine ili.tn f'l.lKMI.IHKI.OOO m ih*
ii Iisi il sen lirginning July I.
$/100 Mi11i<ni T r ii tl c Ft? tie r »i! Com i |ury
III*'lilt* HllA III
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Oil aceoimt of llie iimiNunlly
arriml* natlon-wlile epidemic1 but
year,'and Ihe large sum* which
bad tn liu advanced to many coml mimltlea thrmigiioul tile coun
try, thg Nntionni Foiimlntlo,, I*
virtually bankrupt now. Dr. Hupil-cht aald, and if it la to con
tinue Ita. effort* toward Hiding
crippled children, it niuat receive
greater luppnrt limn ever before,
for*.
Plain fnr the drive wcto ouliinvd by Mr. Odlyuuv wlm suid that
a booth will lie set up In thn
Rita Theater to accept contri
bution!, that five gallon Jugu
will be placed in lianka, hotel*
and the moat ronaplciou* place*
to receive donation* up to 50
cent*, and a npeclnl large gifta
committee will be appointed to
eontart the larger rontrihiitiiM.
Plan* also Include n couple of
dance*, vlflt* to the schools *tplaining the Importance of the
March of Dime* drive, and uiiinatou* other activities.
In New York city todav wa*
proclaimed "M -D * vH — mnhllDa-
ssp>nF:
f IN TOW N
f w ® * . Mia. Rm
J. N. I t o l i N o n To
Open Store Feb. I
1 J . N . Hole.on, Jr. announced
todny that 1,1* new men’s wear
store will open in the Robson
Sporting Uoml* building at 3i)<l
East Fiist Street on Felt. I. M,
Robson, win. hi# had 24 yeurs
experience In men'* wear merchan
dising in Sanford, ha* Just ieturned fro,,, Atlanta where he
a(entiled n three day clothing allow
und purrhar.i-d a stock fnr hi* new
store,
"Tin* tiling that Impressed me
"it the trio waa that nearly nil
the excaul Ive* of firm* up north
now Hi-ein to know almut Hanford,"
iihl Mr. Robson. Many of them
let me know they knew ala.,it the
(lini,Is training achool and lumc
of them had received folders of
the Mnyfnlr Inn. The older xale*mrn who have lieen coining to
Sanford for many years, remarked
about our urnwth and aald our
Jown i* really allowing sign* of
k jt o y . W g w i h af N(«m|
BARB S T U D E N T S AR RIVE
L Forty tn fifty atudenta are c«•peeled to arrive today for the
opening of Georg* Harr’* Umpire
School with the tame amount egpeeted tomorrow, It waa amtouncvl
[C-'Vj
Major league umpire Gonrge
■err requeata .that parsons with
M i a sotl kaAfars and magaclUe
bring them to the flknM office
or I* the school office al tie Muni.
*
V.
•
. Vvi
• • * ( , . Afly '
Hanford rmten*. who-e names
are now on the City hooka are
not renuireri to re-reflsfep at the
City Hall fur the coming special
referendum election on the Florida
I'ower and Llfht Co. franchise on
Feb. 21, H. N. flayer,-City dark,
announced (hi* monMng. Uhc
book*, however, will be opened
Saturday until Fab. 10. for U m *
not reglstared.
’
nsL,zn
tmmm
( U.ll
|#I•ei|l|C IIIMI
W<«*
e• «Hlleeii«rl ie*« I'seear
YlllM.im
in lull twlint III Simlliviesl V ili'no.i
with only HD iligKci' "He “ ut "•
the aien'* Ui.000 nilliriv , Iioomuv
llol lo Wills
I’herewn* no iimrs> oftniul c»
liliiioition fin this week’* will.,
outs limn there was for last's
week's. Lewis, as pi esiilent >1
Hie United Mine Workers 'eel
soggesled lust week tlml '!•
striking millers return to Hi.'
pits today.
Some of the
ll.liilt) wrsleni
Peliay Ivuiiiu diggeis who came
to work were warned roviiip
pickets would cume around -iiid
daughter of Mr. Smith*,
G O LF TOURNEY
Kd Levy Whltner and i. W. AItman scored low net Hi the handi
cap team tournament at the Denford-Hemlnole Country Club, Sundev. Runnera-up were fl. r . fteueeholder, Boy Srmea, Marold Heflael
end Andrew Cerrewgy. Jim flpeneer and P. D. Mill* f o i low grace
•com .
1 -a
.
•
Hugh Whclchel, e ^ g i w d the
Country Club w h nearlet tc th*
pin with hU drive V M m 1 « || bohh
which le a per three h e k
I hi .I
1111*(Ik
w lull 1111v* nil
IJMIa^nu ToRun (.( uif.c Touhy Is
hor Commissioner Named Assistant
k»*t Dull
In
Of District Tw o Census Supervisor •(»l»*»k ••lillllK
illit Irs unit h li.nl |ti'i'ii
I
’ Inlf'll 11«»||» ill* || a.ffl111*a
I •ffl’l’l |»l lit? * 11•*i nf llfli* iip^ l i
\«•••! If III ill Ill'll fHU'f’l |ll IHl H fnuiitl
••It 'll' YI’lllllfltiM Mlining Ilf Slllck
Iniul Mhi 11*mi i it , .uni I’niifi miifil
' ( tl. Mil i<\ uli'Mi'i III* rmifi'v nl III
D i t Mum \, iin«I
\**t uI I m i k ms
III Ml*IY\t« \. \kIll'll* In* w
\\ it Ii
Sin •ill I* A Mi'li* In uliMiliti
liml I i |||*||
|*••!>•'•• •III I nillnl^il fill' SI I ICKIjIII'I
........ .ii |mikim *( I 'i "luy instil st
iii V ii»* \Villiuiiis, Ii , Siinl'iril
ii II m|i h \, ill iv lit!' |*-1 I til*' Ii«ill*llli9*
Il hr||«ii « 4 Du raa# f a » l
I1 llfii'iin. I Vic |' mi k \ i •>fiii*
hiiliiy iiiiiiiMiiiri'il In'. •*n 1 11Ini’\ (••»
till* p*i t **f r**Miil\ •i«lti III I lufii‘1
III Ih 11id If in l|.• I Ii 'Iiun i Ml i.
(itmini v *iii M iv ''
Itoin in .St’iii' Imiiit, i;u , Mi || i
Ifllll *'{11111- III I ’ll,** t'Mlilil \ III IPIMI
•
’Mid In Mil•if«••<1 III I Pil l
III* u I
an mi iirii'iil •’•millv i<iiiiiiiii**Hi«»ii*‘i
wlii'ii S«'iiim»d«‘ C mhii. y wii l.*i m* «|
hi IKII nn.l •••rv»*il •mill im . vm i
ll'llll'l. 11•* mIm * ttlVl'il ||| |'l'."f m*•
I i lly I'Miilii'iliiniii prim In fL#
f«iI I11f11lull i»f I In* t'ily MIMliMl'i l
fnrill «if IfMVi’l l||ll**liI
lie is likewise cspvr,cored 0,
tnle leg,.lullv.' pndile,,'- . hnviMg
erved Seiiiil.ole I'l.uuty ,n Ihe
tnle legit lain,e fioii, i X ‘ l II,rough
IU3I
Mr n,el Mis llugnn liuve
lived
He o le.,oc al I7U'! Pail
1venue for Hie pant 3/ yea,"
They have two m.iis , Koherl I
llrtpili., grower of Paolo and I. P
llui;aii, J r , automobile salesman
a, Orlando, ami one dnuylilet,
traatlaaea n , raa* Ptral
ru .lcio I.luies III the \11aut:,
MHoiugli llie IU'Iiih I e, hi ,ua,'*
• mo doe
not
' l o l l , current
take place iinlil
prepaialou,* a ie
• I'litilil tiecnil'le pe pie ool I lie
....... I and Irniiii'd in liuelloig the
•leiuil* neeessaiy I
loo.h llie
one I coinplele nurvev >d pe, *«■»*,
divelliugn mill farm* Hint lei eiei
been umlurthkiq,, said Mi
Mr
Win, lev.
Ilo- llrlaildo office “ III lie lo
call'd Nl III!* former I III, \M |
••ase and will eoiilrol Ho- ■•.noil In
Brevard, IMtru*, Fine lei , Lake
Mmeiii, Ornnge, IMceela. Pi,liiiilu.
Semmule, Bt. Join, , Sumle, and
Colusln eountiea — i,|i|oovmiately
111,6(11, sqiiarg inllrs.
('u iiiily SflitMils Id
Uffuiv** SI alt* F u iu ls
| •l flltlll |«*lt "I III*'M* Ul.lM ft,
ilflll llii-> nf f*I ala* Ma*••(•*)' It* t’lMIflfy
**•lit **•11 v\m* hi mi I** Silt ill ituy liy
t ’niii|it rnlli'i I' M (any ii * ihr
fn i lliMi it'iiutliim'i* nmler Fl.ir*
III l |*« i i'll! Sl.flffl' flltl |ll'>KI MIIl
Si‘liiif|n|i* ('•Ilfllilyfuf/il fill (mil
pill flu »“ filai«*ilVil«*i| III
|!Ml.
I In iiichii|i|i| jRff./ir.M for K«•!•«'Ii
pr'i " 'i Imiii *' , f I .tltlfa foi lutlt'tpiil
liition, ffl.itlH for nllit*r fiinoiil p i p»'l|i*‘ ffl||*|
f«al 1‘Mpillll out*
luy
I lie •dense of timd* to tIncounties in fi,inn'll hy Slnle cduI'liti.in officials according to the
Mr. Touhy, A in f iu d Iminiii«*nh foriiiiilii estaldislted In ihe 1U47
man,
loeHldent
o
f
the
Roiurv
Cluh,
Of an
expected
10.000
new registrations for voting, a lotal ol
.........r
........ ........
...........
srliool law und nmended l.y tl.e
1.1/2 persons in Seminole County lud registered at tl.e ih.se of the "iihl Dial llie tusk ut l u c e n t 1* ItllP legislature.
to gel I lie o ffice „,u! i upplie* set
second week nf the registration period, il was annouiirnl il„% morning up O Hint nt u lute, dale tile se
I'ASH Hi (Jl-ris 311 YEARS
by Lourine A. Messenger, supervisor of registration, wlm ruipliasi/esl lection, training und w o,king of
R D U M ESIE R , N Y., Jan. Ul—
llie fad flint everyone in Seminole ('nunly mini tr-irgistr, ,» older pel*o,llie) can lie a r c ii|i,|d,she<l n v (/I'l 'Ihe Rev. tieorge 1'. Helento vote in the 1950 elections and .ill itihsrqurnl stale, county and emoot lily us |uii*ihlee. lie added, yi, Ill-year-old Episcopal pi,*tor,
howevec, tlml thosu now mlc,aided
national elections. There is no cbaii’r for regiilrimg.
wn* siqilencfil l.sluy to serve 60
Regard lean uf whether a p a r a o n * ------------------- ---------------------------------------- in serving n* •numrrotoii, *lio„|<l year* to life in prison for '.lie
write
to
the
Orlnmio
Ilu.trid
o
f
f
ha* previously registered, he tir
fnlrsl slioi ii ing of hi* pretty,
ice, Buieau o f the ( ’p „ h„ i., a* soon
ahe will ba required to re-register, M'Ntev hi,llol under (lie law ate:
young wife.
I
I
)
I'ersi.iia
no
phy.'.icnlly
dirns
possible
said the Supervisor who urged all
Ilelcnvl wa* convicted Dee. 6
those eligible to vote to visit the "•’led a* to he unahte without **on u second degree murder
Mitanco
to
attend
Ihe
pail*.
office ala 113 Magnolia Avenue as
charge. The nentenre given mv
{8) I’critiuui who will Ini absent
soon as possible, ao a* to avoid the
Morirne County Judge Daniel J.
from
their
rounty
during
the
en
last minute rush near th* deadline.
O'Mnra wa* 30 year* mure than
tile
period
poll*
will
Im
open.
There are two people on duty each
the minimum posit.le under Mate
Application
for
Imllot
must
In*
week day. Monday through Satur
law.
day, from B:00 A.M . tu 6:oo I'.M. "•»'le •« the Supervluor of Regi*.
Tiie clergyman
........... was convicted
Irstlon
of
homa
county,
during
ii
to r eg later anyone In the county
of shooting hi* wife, Jean, 26, and
45
day
|>#rlod
preceding
the
elecwhu desires tu vule. The hook*
throwing her body in the Gene
The application must he
will remain open through Friday, tins.
see River, w hen it wa* found
signal by the voter In tlia presence
March 81.
'
of two witnesses and notarised be
In order to be eligible to vote, fore the ballot ran be delivered
D IS A B LE D V E T S
emvig must
HIUDt b*
uv 21
Cl JVRII
t'l RK«t
a« pew
person
years of
eg*. Th* marked ballot mutt In. In thn
Members of the D A V will en
must have lived in th* state of office of the supervisor not later
joy a recreation uml game night
Florida for one year end in Sem than 6:00 K M . on the fourth day
Thursday at 8:00 K M . at the Leinole County for six months.
pfwM lng, lha election dato.
& **«». 1-mil* Rotundo, fifth
All abaentoa voting will be
All United Stales service men
't cominaniler, will have
bandied through th* oMica of the or women, and government em
charge of the program. Refresh
supervisor Instead of lit the office ployee* who wens previously regis
ments will be served. Prior to the
ter#J m a y Hava tnalr registration
program a short business session
tran-farrad by notifying the superwill ho conducted by Commander
Charles Vodoplch.
Everyone Musi Re-Register In
Order To Vote In 1950 Elections
VVhllc In Atlanta he atayexj at
the home of hla brother, Alfred.
While licit,te inid he hasn’t
- Hulled the 1inlget nuingli in de*
toil In xnv where specific cut*
-dniiilil Ih- made lie olisei ved that
i( tliere i* to lie any
saving,
"l 'ollgi e*a iiili't dii everything
’ the speeinl mleiesl ginups wants.
".
“ I dmi't believe vve can mailtcr lain out present type of polMIC i cal vtiuctiire uii Iuhh we cut hack
'on spending,’’ lie *nld
‘
t ieorgi*
thus
'lei'omied
ilia
i,|
irnallauca na raa* T w o
I IlllllllHIM'
31 l I I Ill'll
• ! •'ll) I i.’ltl
Alvin Odhnm To
Hoad March ,(or
Himoh Canipni^n
IVH /AlAW Ar
•o
Jr'H y
I air ami warm through
SFFCTACl/lAA 'A0CKFF* FMff/MFS /
°mt " ml K'" y" " r
Mr. Julia Dixon, rape
* S «W W S S
GI Dividend
THE WEATHER
f e Protect Ike Peace of the M u,Id;
To Promnt* the Progress of America.
To Produce P io -p rtlly tur Sanford.
iiAM O /tous urew f i / t u /i a m / c s /
fn «° r n °- Th '’
are
Jng all the member* and fr
to come and worship at New I
revived*
Search End*, For Boy
Sailing: North Sea
In Unity There Is Street li
--------- ^
High Court Rules
To Deport Aliens
Who Menace IJ. S,
M V H I I N l.K lN . I .iii If. —
1 I’1
Ih r lliitli liihiooH today
apli-ld in elle.i ,i I'loiida law
“ Inch restrict* pickrlittg to the
imairdinle iiieioi*,-* of an cm
phiver involved in a lalair di*|iule. Ihe rniirl refused to con"idei nil VI'L attack on the art
on Hie ground* Hint n vlolalea
tree speech guarantee*, tl ruled
s o that the U. S. Circuit Court
ill New Dr lean* properlv ordried a new trial lor J, linker
Bryan. Sr., of Jacksonville, Fla..
.M'i'usrd of allempliiig n. evade
lave*. Brvau wa* convicted un
l » o count* charging uttrmptrd
evasion in |'l|i „i,d |<i11
||(
»a* seiilrured lo two years in
prbuni and Illl.Oilii fine.
The
etreuB cnitri reversed Ihe convirtiuu mi the ground the evi
dence wn« Insufficient hut or
dered a new trial.
W A S H IN G lO N J a t , lb -J/C)—
Ika Supieme Conn hy * vote of
• to I today uplirld (lie governoeni’v light In <lr(ioii former alieni
who love dim Ameiicau edi/gn-
Ihr tiil.uiul alvo split on idenlitl lutes ,„ ,i,ling that the govern
ment may exclude war luulrs and
"ihr, aliens without a lirating if
it coniidris thru, poo, security
inks.
iwo drpoHatiou cases were de
cided by the court, one involving
Otto A. Willunirit, a one-time leadn m ihr Grttnan-Ameriran Bund.
Willumeit was accusril and convtcled a plotting with other per
tain to deliver military secreli lo
Germany and Japan. His naturali
zation was cancelled in 1144 on
the ground that il was illegally
obtained. Hut when the attorney
general sought to depoit him, Wilumed contended a 1920 deportaion law did nut apply to him baauie be was nut an alien but a
ir s it ia w f <)■ t-aae Tw a )
THE WEATHER
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