24 10 238 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/330ea2d8666f37310af8c3e0951ef478.pdf d14630fc986b45295f299606fbbdf9b1 PDF Text Text f i . ............ «ni Liquor-Crazed Gunman Kills Two . Robbery T r y , Th* fottnwlng pries* r*P*>r«*d hr In th* Iwalse* on th* Hanford Kla o Vegetable Research State Farmers Market Funds May Be Raised M s r s u u u f A f i i r A W « c n t Czech Commumit* lu u e New Handfook On How To Be A Red I’RACiUI,*, r/cchiivloVakia. Jan. t.. — (/P> — The Ctrchoilnvsk Comtmihfil p.tHy iiiiirt) tr^efoy a revised edition nl a party handbook which, in tit new form, ifve.tcly altar k* ihc late president Fduard ftenrs and the late furriRn minister |.rn Matnrvk. . I hr hook ' The Communiil Parly of Ciechoilnvaki* in ihr l-Tuhi For Freer I" rti,” now | * M i .the wartime stile Cicchoilovak jtovrrnmenl ■i anli-tirttiounl and afty-Soviet. Two nf that govcrnmcnl a metnhrri are Ii IhI, taiiMtiii figutr^fn l.n h iy 's * ---Com mold'd ii'd it'H ci riu^rii horn. nation and did nut Intend to i|n sn The«t* til lark < writ, h.il run "The London emigre;. Imiimi Hn*l tainr.l In I In* l.i>.>k when wlijjA It was nllled Ihenihelvr* with Jtlat th>»e fllst published I on yi’iift. ago while pnwrn which betrayed us In Mullenes mid Mu m ilk, ii guided a* nlrli. Ilnurs, a icpre-entatlvr nf her nr . try I In* I'/cell pnnplc, weir lIn* l.nndon government, finally aim alive, hnwrd tn till* pleasure of event* Tin* two high l allkiijg Sflivlvilla mid waa compelled In art'gpL ncit*> nf tin* I,'union guvet nmciil n|e Hr. l ml inn- with a reprusentallve nf Vied.. rlrin rn tii. hum l.'ninniiinUI the resistance nf Ihr Uaerh ami Foreign A t •** mill. Vprlav No- Hlnvitk pontile, Klrmanf finMiruM sek. Cutunmnlsi M1ii Ik’|**i of Inter - Innw prraldant). |ur, Imlli li'ln l iminitir ,0m pt'wlrr•'Rut even aflei till* fumial rn ate wing i >i tin ptrsoid regime. ••idiimllnii of the l.nmlnn ginnp Rome nl. '.eivera lirrltovt'il tin* nn Ihr Mn»tnw line the rsnctlonary puhlli nl Inn "f •In* invl'ji’d "Fight element" in the l.nndnn govern Fur Fri'ivliim" might ho, politically nn id iuntlniird thrlr antr-NOvlwt *lgnlfl"int Is’eansr thru* have activity and therefore thrlr anti lirrn icpriiti'd iip*.|1* In Ihr fmr National activity Tin y did tod IKII pre*** I lint I ’li'liinltlh and Nn at«p ill the most itu rln l liiuinentsck might III' pui|t< || ,11V Ilia Mn» f the fight against F a n lain " tow-lrnin.-il I "Iiiiiiiiii I s I h Iii lh>' government Ih' r rrpinl li.Ht* ii fill hi*'*n In in It.'.I ..ff n " h i ihf i i I thinking" li e .lta .s e St. m Waa* tlnsl hy got ci iiiii.'iit -piikrenmn III tin iii*\r vet..ion nf "Flirhl 1'nr I*''ici'dniii ii'vli'Wed hy thr >, l.'llri I., the rluh tliatiklti|* mein Comnintllwt w rikly. Tvprba the kill, fnt I heir ilnliatlnn* nf toy, writVI mi'ii •* Ihr I.Diiilnii |*iniip, fur tin* tree. h-ailril 1>v |li ni*a mid Masai yk. «f Mis*. Kvi’lyn iMvIa nf MHrlmiiia, tin, ill.. |>,|,.iil finr... **U'lth in .I di-lrirt tovernnt nf MUlii.t I’Hnt lidevnntlunal. reitdndril Ihr Muni .lull ill a Inller, nf the HpilttR U si i II ns n»’i*Li Cn.m. il nieflti,.|. tn t.n t-rld In tYlr posing Mi* Hu. -*11111 uffrusDr trr Haven, May tl and agnlnst ih* t.ri.nim in thr Cm Tltete were 1(7 utrtuhrM pteseul nathlmi Umitiliilii , nr,.riling mill mir vlflllt.r, Mrs lltrliHi.l Mil, the H.n let a.tvmi. n into t'/. . Iin .l.* wall, Jr, vnkia nu.I .ippoMlng ItussUin llclp in ih.* .'tint nk upih.liig *n M A H IT The I'lymnulh Special Del.use four-door ardaa, one ef olne new models, is shown above. Thr rat mataiii* important styling change* and Improvement* for safety and rnmforl. Ha high rornprraslno i Maine and many mrrhanlral trainees provide lively, rronnmirai performance. Now (wing shuwn hy Hill Kirk Itlidnra and Hrmlnnlr I'mtnly Moines. Nation’s Weather t l'n .ll.ir a From navi IT. S. Foreign Policy it nattaiflC S Mat f lit Oast mill l.iMea dltrh ed nu the .VI tulln (lie Ku-ttanv and allrmpt In im­ BAI.TIM ORK, Jim I I - f/V) - l.fr lr lt Ictiv e e n Ih ittan etlr at*/l pose lulaletal Millltlnnt tn pinltltmi i The elty's tlepartmenl .if edtlra Redditig, C a lif. illrrling nllirt rotmlrtr*. Insnfnr as eny Inrtual <ir In­ ns are conrrrtlfd, lut. rvrn -tmwph.ws ,an Into ........ M<1 mi>. lltal we know krsp from bring trapped !...f A)( |l((B ...... ....... staled Ml many times \ hits was ratighl t>v a .11) Irirh l |(V lllHII> offlrrrs .,f this ilrpartlu ll nn Hiintlaoi Piles, hut I t . seven 11,4-1)1, the tlnltr.l Hlutes Is ready l*aA**rngi*i s mid d riv e r te a ch r.l .ml w'ltltog In -it down with ItuS■ liellet K aste rn (Itrirn tt ta re il the sim in tin alt.... pi In "**ttle outsnow to get Its r li Hilt.*n hniiu’ l «lflintii>|- rlifferrnres in any ap* front s iln .n l hefmi* they w r" ’ nrnprlalr forum hl.H'krd, In t,y t lr lfls I{iiwi- ' v i , lh> chicl prutilems to’VInils took (hell toll in wesfinfe Soviet trlatlnns trial Inns with Wushltiglutt, Hregnn and Callfni I,. , llf (|„. wi.tl.l and not just nla Pott Townsend nn Washing- ((,[, Ml,Hr,I it,....... Htnlrs Htnlm as nint h " ton's Mlynipir Pridusiilnr was vtr f Thr- Hulled States w u reiMittc’ l •unity Is.ilntr.i when f.fi mile nn (1>1|Hy i„ tn* inrllnt'd In Join Ip hunt winds blew down n high „„ ■•■prrted move with oilier power line mill power swltrlie- I nimd*et s nf the I'nlte.l NMtlnna wore pulled. Radio was the only j,, „ diplomatIr Imyrolt nf r tnIfI thihliiJi'ft f iftfl, Tice* 1*1*1f» hlm,*n Spain (iftvki* nir*ii if Hit* rtiHHl ns fm hr»nf Ii Piesl.leld Truman, said ms tlir S mii |‘*innriM-o jniiiriHiiht Review lug lit. I'Vrnla ainri' I I»:tH on sun reporting tlds, has ap 1‘tt^ri Wrtw rut nff tiout nine ptnvi’d su.'h a shift In Mate l)l---III" till.* "I M.itliuhr thr It..*,I* | M »t|tiNRi4 I'rww I*Mgs- llnsi t»*vvti-g in iiiii f h (*(iiint ii I t "iillfnr niu pHrltnenl pnllry 'I the HN aSays' " A ll.i the HUM Irvaihrry lilt* ..till |.*.sHih|" u ny l« Irit.l tlir I ngmiist Hie luillvhlllills." hr -aid. Wet liiinw, ft feezing i»n Hnoa, glen*. The infonned gnvrrntimnt fight tin ..,,Vli-ttisI tlholutli.il was Ihtihl M Mnlthlnp, h N A. M. «m(|t|i(*fi wire* ii ii*| jhimim putuM. nfflri.lls also said that, with the sains “if." Serrrtary nf Htotf tn join Ih. |.i.ti;tr»sive, null tap |assnalate, was piesent mI Ihr inertArheaon tn>w favor* full dlploItallst fnici". >, pieecntvil hy thr|Uig. Other guestii were Ihunliitr Coilinnmi.l |.ttitv nf Oseelinsln- Faille, Mnnlreal, faH'rt nf Mauri tnalir recognition nf thr Franco Vajtin. I h. I.iuiig. ..|»|r, whlrh I Faillr and Martin Kngrl, llrnus, government. had hen. 11rai'ltetniiH. was inuil.lr N Y . nlld mrmhnl of linns lu ­ T ilt Spanish cpiestinn rame np tt «,«ttflsflC ri-M r*a r •tael lu lead nu, fight for tint Inna I lilt- ter national. lllitn.i, Is,l week, hill (Mrv went l.rlefly ,yeaterday. *1 a closeddour session of the .Srimte Fti( l*st k In wntk |.,vt Muiul tv tlprtalm s have t„ken the view rign RelutInn • f'nmmlHoc. ('halt, man I'uiiliallv lit Teal guotijd •tinI tills eheeker-huard .trike pal • Aelirsun ns telling tint commlUso It, I.IHHHR KlISTHII tern i< pint nf Hu* limiisauig torlies Lewis la using In Ida battle .inly that he would fnllrtw UrtUelly nf Hiia elly, pas, ed through f»i hlgliet wages and wi'jfitle h«- •.■I Nations guidance nn the t|UtpHT. J A 51Its t Al.lt, t IIH Itr il linn. • , Ninth Street anil t yprhx* At rime f..i a stiorl visit with ftl.-ii,Ih. Mr, Oefils for the tnlnela. Fot the past three stnnra Ihs They loot, on the thiee way w-urk Tlie arllvillrs began at ttt. Rurrh Is in business In DrI.and. week ns a piece .,f the «anu-. As I'nlte.l Stnli'H, along with anvorJsnu> with HuiniHi- ’ IVhnnl at Mi Shaltnii.li, Jai'.ihs nf Indian ihry «eo It, Lewis is trying tn ..I oilier net Inna, haa (ifen rupriP;.H() A M with ft.ipl, ',f|jfne* Hall, J(,, and Hu* Teaehrr* itt tlielr punt apntls, in.I., the luiitliei <.f M rs.| eauae Hie nperatnia all the tliffl si iilnl In ftpnln o n ly hy ehaigr * 1 1" u* .| -Ittri v. hits trJiiH'ed ♦<> o lir1tldty Ii" ran -vll hunt hrlnging d'affiilie*. ' •nr duty. Mnrninp Hrtvlrp llttNI AM. rlty wneie Ii" will Intike this hi* tilings In thr*'point when* the trnv- < Till* is In keeping with • PopiT net, I..... iviis pimiliirtrd hy home. Ill* nt*Ml n|<{ gei|itailltkn<'ea rt nine nt wunhl t.u im pelled In in Clilted Naliims irsntutTnn railing upon meniher* to recall their unle t vene, CiinFr Nn, Mr* luiyniln Httnuy, lU'Iniinr him. T m ln y V hnrk to work m .lm n n y vtiys "nnlil a new and aeceptiiNo Pianist, iiml Mi lames' Hall, Jr., have i ra il lied from t,o w ls’ appro- gnveianient Is fnrnfed In Hpttin." Hllerlnt. Hniptm r Rdkdlng l.uke The ouoation la srhedule.l It, Mr. (Ido. A, Shifhy, retired 11011*1110 Aland till* gin w ilig elaninr (i-1-l, Pet in.ii, 11viun ' Milv, ,1. T. nninagei nf the Afen Aineriran fmm coat npetittur* and iiietiitH*i- eeme up again at the next -rtlwpn ililin'i.'.l Ihn message. sion of Ihn HN general assembly. 7"in P.M Kvruing H'oislup The l.ife liisuiatire f'umpatiy. now liv ­ of emigre - iiml Pii-«h|enlTimn*n •veiling 'M l'.' ,va- ui.itrr.1 wllli ing In Tampa, is in tile elly for ael under Hie TnH IlniHey law Officials said that cliancei^ are to restore foil enal piialuetti.n Hie I'nlted Slate would ted *pytlsnugs of /i.m. n ain ilil •’Father I i, all..11 visit W’ltl, ft lei,its. Ml. Tinman Ini- tefn-.-il In inn Mil the move tn end the linn <ui iilie l.li M, Hitu.ls tn Thee," ami Mts. Annie Cell Rupert ami a\dei the thiei-.ilay pi.Mliutiou aiiihassadnis In Spain hut would "T heir ate day I would like to nolle the Ira* vole for it when in* nil alone " Hrripluir Reailing Mrs. Sadie Shepard nf tiulf Putt, week on mnergetu y waininHng I", Ihe time rami'. The most recent John (;'J7 :m Sotuuinj Hymn N» Mi**., ate- heir visiting I hell unci* tailed production and unioiisrd .le­ ■BOO. "I.et all the aligfl*. of (toil ■nil aunt, Rsv, mill Mr*. C. A. Mu- tnlerventiun. Hut the full strike hy vole on this problem, which keeps th„ iUt.(Mg) miners had fnt (her eur- Popping up in Ihe II. M., laat • Worship Him." liiwt Sernmu gun, 1107 Kanfntd Avenue. They that the White House step l**d Mav Tuplei "The liiinncti.iM tn look up." will la* In mir rlty for a few days. mauds j r.vrn tn fare nf Ihe present Rev. and Mrn. Mngan wish to By Rev. S. While, pastor. Presumably, the miner* will , lesoliititm. It United Nation* thank their Ulriul* for the many ' The Trustees were In eharpe Jump in meet Lewis*' uigge-lmn muni He* have elteher sent their nf tin* days n.-llviiirn, Hnmend*-*r rnurtesies being extended thrm. From him It I* the r.pitvalent of snitmaaadnr* hark to Matlrld or Msnthet and Friends the Fifth order And Hie miner* have hve announred their Intentlnn of Run.lay In January haa been tie* Attend Th* Chttrrh tlf Ymtr Choir* ail nevrr yet tailed In follow the it doing sn. tgnsted a* Tin* lees Hav at Ht. New Ml.Calvary Ifsptlit rhleftaln's wishes. Until now, the Unlteii State* • Janus. Tin* Pastor, (Jffierr* and Church, Uov. C. Mrtjitesn, I lias nhstaiiied when the assembly ' Msnde*rs invite you And your* to pastor.; Allen Chapel A.M.F>. ! vuteri on whether tn permit mem­ | worship wttli u*. Homs Slid hear Church, Rev. A. C. Chandler, pas­ ber governments tn return their , him. • envoy* to Madrid. tor; K t Jamas A.M.K, Church, ' i Nor, Walter K Whits, pMtnr. Rev. W, 8 . While, pastor; 81. U. S. officials aald that a vuta ' Mrs. Willis F. I'rt.Mqn, Ser'y.- Paul Fats Oast in favor of restoring full diplo­ ............HapMal Chutrh, * ' Rev. r. B. H. , , , ---- . . v Rsporter. ■»n matic relation* should not he In­ llodga, I’lsii'i pastor;j The Church aiisunv* ifw until vn Of wi of the Iind, lllshnp tleorge Wallace, JM*The pm w ulinn cunlendi the terpreted a* a sign tha United • PFHHHNAI. MHNTION lor; Zion Hops Missionary Bap­ Rutiian'i telephone rnntetvationi Mr*. Willie Ha,dy of ROI C rlrry tist, Church, H«v. M. W, William*, Jinn In the Franco government weren’t lapped befnre February I, They pointed out that this gwAvenue la now rsftipsraUnt. at pastor; Ml. Moriah Primitive 1949, when, the F. [I. I. slteget, ernmen. Thrv pointed out that Jane* Maternal Hospital, 1. (Hath t'hurch, Rev. F. I.»w«. pastor Street. Friends wleb her a speedy WATCH FOR YOUR CH U RCH Corbitt he v rame undei Mttpkion, Ihla government ha* amhaaaareturn home, Sha wiU.he rememBACH DAY Pomsranta said the “ronfldan- dnr* and mlnietara In Ruaala and .. bared an Mm* Janie Mlckls. Iron Curtain countrte* altlal Informitai" that supposedly the Mary flrahnni is doing Utouth It doea not approve at .melted off the iuvesllgalinn of RephH the News bf ynnr town home at Ninth and Ray to yngr reporter. Religion*. Ctvic Qubltrhav and Mt*s Coplnn waa f; Avon ire. ■ ■*. u H n . Sarah Moore, 701 1/8 K and Social, le t'* make our Heme "The term ‘confidential Infor- mental dieorder. (svenlh Street is hnpie after being Town paper an (ntereatlng paper. man I ’ la a mere cloak and rover for "You can change lome of the Subscribe Hally. a plain, ordinary, garden-variety note* In a melody but It doea not Your Reporter. mortal Hospital wijwo the under wire-tapper. It la a studied uae of change the whole melody," |)r, w r it an operation, ,8 1 * •• Ini language In order to conceal and Ringer laid. "We have here the obscure the criminality of the total pattern of a Ilf*. In It are r Mr*. Minnie H Field*, the Meanwhile nndei sharp rroaa, the Ilea whwh Mr. Chamhera laid wife of Rayn...i,d Id, Jr., has •lamination, a Defense psychia­ in and out of the Coraunlit party, Chamhera Is the govern mean1* leor nf Colboon appointed Hu trist stuck to hie contention to­ County, heed Schools, SetnJ day that w h ltu k er Chamhera. Al­ chief wttnaaa agalaat Hlea. whe ger Klee' chief eccusar, la a psy­ waa Indicted after daaytng that ha ever passed State Department ieit A. Carey chopath" and a chronle Her. _ ________ announces T t » mental spaclallat, Dr. Carl crete to Chambers IW a prewar appointment ,oJfll,H n , Julia Pilot Club INI SehoolH Ordered To Kurn Soviet Writings Hn*.w fell rt.t heavily yesterday v ; ,p,,,,nl "i"1r"Mn,r : n . it Ih«» Isions Meeting Lewis Orders Mon annoiineml today it lias <|i i ret*',I high school nriiu'ipt<la to burn Russian publications mb 'Itcsrrd in school libraries. The Allegany Founty superin­ tendent of *rhuo|p ha* taken sim­ ilar set ion. in Frederick County, superinn'lideiit Bugs ne W. Pruitt several weeks ago said he had derided * gainst such measures “Any Blfempt to suppress »ueii malerial only has the opposite of. tori," he ilerlared. "It lends a rcr 'sir dignity t.i the Material and causes a lot of people tn lead II who would otherwise never pay any aHetltlon." The Snviei embassy in Washing­ ton nrknnwlrdgrtl -rental liinnlll.t * go that It w. ...ling puhilea lions to srhnol* thinughuut Iho . tiunft y. The mam ..in* is a -lick plclnir magutine entitled "lIHtiH." Ik . Churls* I.. Knpp, Hie A Ih* gnny County superlntenilenl, do elare.l: "The ub.Jails purpose of send­ ing this material Inin tin* p.lhli.i schnnls I* tn wttrm the Soviet philosophy Into the s. IiihiIs . "We lust iliin’l want any nf that’s * 11." COLOmCI) NKWS Spy TrinlH Taft Kapn tCflNilssfld Pram P«a, ils t l in the development nt Hie world’s iMckward arras, parttrulaily In Asia. Mi*. Truman put only &!5,000.000 In his budget tn get. the "point f«urM program slmteil , <ih -rrv iv ttg llt a l till- m ay ta* only firs t drop In a bucket of •*■ n k p o ii t no m W ASHINOTON, Jun. t l. -ffP ) "fiuia Hlvers (D-8 .C.) said to­ day ihc government plan* to *p«nd Farmsra Market for produr* sold MEN DON. Must.. Jsn. 11. — ( A in vegetable research In to Truckers and Pester* up to ( M J*n t*. 1»»n- „ „ — A liquor-ernsed gunman shot C h arlesto n , fj. C ., s ta rtin g J u ly I. P. Hflsns. - rwrssn, Belt and killed the Menoon police He said, however, thl« deim'i.l* ura.ltd ...... Bn Hpr chief und a young woman aftrff Hr* ns. Itlaek on C ongre** voting the money. Valent Ins Hu Hpr I7.no rrihhiug Hie Red Rooster cafe anil R iv e rs explained th at the | N .- VLlrtltlne ri*t Ht,r *7 "o holding cuslnitieis nl hay fot (tires BOO I* the proposed sh are o f the tlean*. ______ Llm» flu Her M <*o hours early today. B-li (t oo It, H. a g ric u ltu ra l research lah o ra -1 Wests Itag I 71 . so Two other pntrons and the ganlo ry a t F h a r lr s ln n in the 11,272.few hlfhtr man himself were wnu tided a a rtt I • l no IHXI rerommenddd hy President f‘ntillan ft i i terrified cuatnmerw rnwersd be­ Trtm tnn fo r a g ric u ltu ra l research r'lttjbtf ri.li.es- fsle rr Cri 11.1* hind the bar and booths during the H ito tiglio .it the co u n try . I'rt |1 yn . I'aulltlower gun hnlltn, l M T h e C h ariest nu La b o ra to ry , he ciiipimlpflta, Chief Matthew MhiiMiio , 39, tnd^ B.a9 Fanrv . . said, Is the research hnadriuartets Mi-in Katlictine Rtady, 22, of (Jxfo r srinthea,stem s t a ir * Including r’elury, » 3f. I l.iliig.'. were killed in Ihe Mating Uol.lv a the Cm tilina-*. fle n rg la , Tennessee, . -Ivit, 1 OfJ i xennttge. Pun. st I'M In a* lur A lahntna, F lo rid a , M ississip p i, nu iii»r » ,n Tin- wminded pntMins were Idenl*oui:il>u......... .. and V irg in ia . Liesruls. Kaauissi ■ no iiBHti n a’** tifie.l hy polin* rn l.nuienee ftrifl Irttllie, fc*n-ts. v r r fin nf West Upton, Hie dead girl's Peek b A r'rt USpen.llTig •senrt, mid Jimephiiie Fitasl of Itkra ...i..- Hu Mendoii. Urretl ...... Pet I'nllee lileiitiUed Hie gunman as unions, I'-*-. Knalixh It.. llaii'ld Waul of Mendon. H nntlaiM Kmim f a i t (Yn»l l>jljpfri, Tin* wounded were taken to Mil-^ ■tor r nl I v ineligible" undei til* law tthi'V Mil ItRki* IS -N ford Jlnspital. 9 l'MN HcH lillM lor admission to the United Stale*. t’fllM IT. 8 I S» l.l’ Mir 92 ?•'» Till* cafe I* n popular road­ M il .man tailed tins one answri HititiHhM, house on Route I it lit tills town, fit Its.,I |M lion to Cattt’ i and said "I've got plen­ NfiiiHPh, miles southeast "f Worcester. V**M'*k% Hu Ili»r |T»•»<» tiiiffin appeared to lie the most ty mine answers to Mr. Catuii.” Titriilpo. Furpl# •,»*runtidy wounded fluilet* p|et.-e.| The testimony released by Mrft.# |«**h I /’ Toft tail Ii his Hughs Ttn* gunman was fn im ii yrslcrdny eame ftnni John ri’iiiMiiM’ii * fl ( FI hKni * *" wnundrd in the thigh and the W Cutler, Jr., who suld he wa* i rrn L '8 I'itmki gill suffered a flesh IImr 9-1 \n employed by the r<<mml»>-lnn In f MHtiljr •< wound. flermany ns a "srleetm" nf dl«- i iioi i: is I M iiirM n I 1..hie gave lids areountl pl ju-e.l persona who an- |,< I,* TniiRrr » i |fn« 12 (Ml n.luiltte.l in the United State-. Wind entered Ihe . afn about t »s-nif*fif! miidfTMif t»n cm uildiiiglt! ami held tin* hartendriA Meanwhile, demands mine from <n»<U» ui» Or*i»ffiMil. dMk U-Iv 1 1 e l 1 1 1 I tl K ilRiVJf, inn rli' I'.iih hldi't of the Capitol today Ht rfir(K*'F, ilFiTiiifiii fislrlv Uiiml in iiml u number of nations at imy for Invest Ignttnn of thr Navy it«y fill Hit on bourn. (tnttriMfb lo fM«r mumIMv shake-up which followed last fall's Dining that period he kept or­ I fpis *tt in priff* fjiifitvM!: iii inert ter vires unification hear­ dering ami eotiMimlng drinks. ing". Finally one nf the pat run* man­ t.awmakeih mild they wanted to aged to got nut *’f the establishkri’tH if reprisals have been taken mriit ami tmmmoiied Manloid and J %f KHUNVVL f.tT, Jail H ~ j \ l >,i'ol,,vf V iv v eonimltlee ivttnrs-ef .ii -ill. f llarrhi !.*.*«*»!I —Lcltif iVil'It rT**»k |l* (tt’N fnt Ihf It frilirl .in of ilrfente pnliry MIh fmllR 1*\ rrgrtalktfk As Ihev walked into tha sslabttl*- Fadrral V 9tMi Mir under Hu- unified defense roni JiU'-ffs-'VI li <lime lit. Writ rl trvplled Ills weapun kri N*W# tjprvlii ■ V inatid. nt them. Tliey tried to pacify the per And in a related move, the •it km1 unrttipftpfl crn/eil gtimmtn liv tnlklng to him HIiel1* itCHflrt |i ••: k*IN Htt if»g|(*’«.w llmuir Atinr.l Set vires Commitlee Kvriitnnlly. one nf Ihe two tmvnw |tlnt k Vnlenl Ins’*! rc« m.l.'ie.l m, lii.gilry nest ninntli into fit! IIt- tm(fFf«F ipl znn I'lrnt ifil*. nffieinls made a move toward the the pirnent state nf the nation's Hip-Roti hBNf iMi-RiMT frvi STi" 1>*» gunman and In* filed directly st defense "el-up undei Nectetary tlercTp-uw ffH.% lkO*enA Wan Mnut.ml. In the nxehange th* po­ 9Bli. ,Mm l.uitia JiditiMin. ll. e chief ami Mias Kelleher i.ltiui hwfitip htlithFlii Jifsfl.ITtH I'resident Truman Imlav nom­ AvmHiloR firttn few Jim dropped fatally wounded. inated Vice Admit al William M. •miallcr rIrfiI HmI w I- IJ b t*iihl»ii||s' \ \ ItiinIi cl PdiDN I * Feehtelnr tn la- rnmniander In rnuplli Dougins Fit " P le a d s nv*r 70 HiMiiiit fy|ji’ 33&-2&0 chief »f the Atlantir fleet with ruriimiicrts huwiiciN low mhi-simi I,,., cod nf Hie noithweslsrti U. S. high hr fina fiuiillt) tin* i link of admit nl. ordinary f•*Ir •nmliiv inn i.,t» coast At tin- same lime, he nominated: IrAgo Rile 900-Sin jiIcHIfm f^w Autumn travel usually iiegln to Real Admiral l.ymlc U Me. MHt-blu poor or 3*»n-inn fns1 oil«*ntt ! K InimIi **| . ftiiwst ’ change tlicit color before froth I'niiiltck to tie vice chief of Naval t»o I’ mliriM ir.rt jon Operations with the tank »f vice Keiupirthl iMINholM I nil 1.. . ii *■ »<»* smaller 115-1M’ p KmMvr-chlrory 1111I■I^ 23.S- -*«*• oimlltv admiral. legs lix-j.’.1' "t!i»r Kfiimrolf) tniMhrlB ffH I .<• ll'.ili,.. ,s Ittl-SMl type m ’Vice Admit al Franri* 8 . I,nw a* IjF’IIUCO FflOlorfl (fMlOB lllg Mon 2•*„ (,.,1’rci ’jiuihiv frw im*4llr wmty l#*» deputy chief (.f Naval operations lyfl .2 *tf*i 2*.f»• & MomimI iio few |S.*>) Itfl.lN -a:. :»n Anaheim* Ihopfiiit'iir 11fit-1WK llogiitiesi with the rank of vice 2if*l.lros w | th hup|tel • -if toll« V‘U- 11.. Ilallunsltes .37(11.0 tints It’lladmiral. wlniia. C«W Imtrtftrr* ’IMl ^p.itatnee SV It* ssek" Bliss T lf-’ C9linrrU i lol*H eirraioM tldliluu I niHplis Rear admiral John II. Cassady iHMtrlsalHlr iisone "l*e H 3JI-..S0 r|4» grtod ipillllv 3 'P’« if.nlivlwe IS >|t t.asksts reds Hy as deputy i lilef if Naval 0 |*r« - jz»*aL dpi H i 3"" 1 duR J2J* ion a..s 111-11" v. l hjly-Jrti; lions for ,\lr with the rank nf 9 dtfvt JJiQ’tno « dot tae sun * i n S. mPI vII# I* O' I'flske’s .J ’Y’WU.sl 30*1^91} ,ld *dim 20n*3&«» ar»o»t no ...... 172* ..... .a 1Kt, T 1Ml* ? tear admiral. .1 . tyi.i) 1 Jl» u * hHfk Xk«4 Haft'stl Vice Admiral Robert It. f’srnrv dn( I3IM0K \i tlf.R 1?• USs.. It .0.4 rouitnanifer »f the second ts-k |,<r t pf«>r liiiPhd* 1Waiihl IVmiitMns fleet with the rank of i 'ItP *t|r few litd la ltd nl I OiHiilnced PerHonw Vegetable Market T *t i .'.i ii Vice Admiral John J. Rallenlinithese1govern nyinM HF ni as rninniainfer of the sixth 15*1 THK On the Flying Arrow, r'tc-vmrn fleet With Hie rank nf vie* admiral. III AT N . im pafehiHl up the .Iwdl crippled. OUHS H*,rtr \ (hninil JoHHnfi y jf*ji«sv AsaeiVito freightet f.-tav UK AT Jr., ta- .liter Of tie Hureau nf H F om lD rlnbk' Hi V I So permit her tn ’limp " * |p ^»e.|» and iha-ks with the rank neutral port. of rear admiral. Hut CapL Uavi.t June* .-f Cl,i T i m T v S T l ^ f ’ r » ccttto t or w UP I mwvctt n w f **• .■ago, her master, -*l.l Ii«- ilid nut yet know whf'HJ he iwpild lake lie, I*.... lit lues. T all said hn would sup­ n i M I I I M W U M M W M M M I M I M M M * * * * * 1 * * * * * Shanghai, hei ‘ m iginnl de-tiiui port a program of guaranteeing linn, nr elsewhere M ATS. — H*c X HOOKS HPK.N vtuii-rnau invistmvnis aliruad— A Chinese Nationalist gulit**’at and n| fin rushing technical advice P.VK8. — (*S shot her full nf holes Monday -'..I u ! « «*. m . n '/ * J if ..... ugh safpguarda are writ­ crippled her steering gear. (N a­ ten into the proposed law. Children — Me D A IL Y AIK - C O N D ITIO N ED tionalist spokesmen -aid the shoot­ "Tins is neither a new nor a ing was to keep her mil nf mine Imld program," the Ohio Henator tM g M M M M M H M N N M N N M M M N M M **1 field* nn the appmarhes to Shang­ said, alluding tn Mr. Trtiman'a hai.! LA ST TIMES TODAY ! word* when the President first The attack ocrurred »n the high htnnrhe.l It as point no. ( of hi* The Moat Hlotinua lions)moon A BrMs F,*sr Bharstl >eas, at least 20 miles ftnni shore. inaugural adder** last year. With Two llttshanda ! ! The gunboat haa shadowed her "We have furnished technical ROSALIND R U S S E LL |N ever since. The gunboat has re­ advice Itcforfl and we have furnish­ mained at a distance varying from ed fund* fur developments, such ROBERT CUMMINUS T H E JUDGE 500 yard* to eight mile* away. N M N M N N N N a W N a N N N * a* ■ itrll plant In Rratll, through Captain Jones aald ha was in the export-import •nh,M Taft snldtha lama position he waa in be­ Iln added that he wants any fore tha attach—awaiting Instruc­ future program nf ihia sort con­ tions from bar operators, the fined tn projeru which have aoma labraudtasn U ae of New York, chance of paying their way. on whathsr to proceed to Shang­ hai or aoma other p e r l Maple tirea often loae virtually Two American destroyersI hava Arrow 1all thrlr foliage in a few haute I. after a night of sharp froat THURSDAY and FRIDAY! • • v^ n J i i i r ) r L ' u k < m i • R 1(>1 IN i HI a T ilu s a aVi riWWVI ( fiWfi A V TH Rtflylnp THURSDAY — FRIDAY a n seaport Wktit Ovemfretfi Ov#rlH «*..«tw l • rt B f f d i �*IlM* •532 w * tftiv W ET* £ •• - * *•. ■ TH E W EA TH ER In le n ity T h em In S tre n g th — To Protect lb* P n H »/ the World; To Promote the P ro fm a of America. To Produce Prosperity for Siaford. *> • H a n f o r d H A N FO R D , F L O R ID A , Russia Accused Of Italian Cabinet Engulfing North Quits In Move F or O ne P arty Chinese Provinces Premier Gasperi Ex­ v Formosan P o l i c y In Luncheon T a l k W ASHINGTON. Jan. |2. _ i/f’l — Secretary Arhrson rhalIriiKed today a Hlalrinriii by .Senator T a ll (It-Ohlo) that it ■mall a inmi nl uf aid non rmild *a»r Formula from ChllieMf Com mu nisi*. The Hrrrrtnry nl Stale look a ja li.a l Ihr Heiistr Kvpubliran pulley leader — Iml mil In name — an he began a lath to I lie nallonal pres*. •■lull on relationship* of the people of the I'lilted Hfite* and Asia. He rrfrrrrd |n Taft mil) aa u “dlailniriiiihed statesman." Churchill Flies i To P arty’s Aid As Election Nears Aging Statesman To C a l l Conservati'*** Forces To H a t t i e LON DON , (an 12 </»'! Aging Witnion C I u ih lull imik a plane Im 1 npt.irnl luilay In trail Im rmueiv.illVr Im rrt in prihspv llir l..*l lint political liatlle ul Im 111rl nil r . WASHINOTO n T Jan. 12 </»*j 1hr 7^-year-olJ watlintr Piitnr SetreU ry of .Stale A ilirin o taiii M ini lei w.n plainly a n n u m In yet today that R n itia nun n lim y into ihr llm k ul ilie laNipaign Im detaching llir Nuilhetn province* lllllu rn'i xm eial eler lion without of I Imi.a and "altrhiug lliein lo the Suvirl Union." Speak nut mi Avatii: polny and relation* at a national p irn »lull liiucllr<>n. llir * ‘Ctrlary •aid Ili.it llm proves* n ro.nplrir in Mamlm im and neatly to ill milri Mmi golia And. Iir said. ih r (o niinuuitl irgintr in l Inna itself hat deve­ loped new rnrtliodt and leihm<]U(t In lielp the R uttian menace and provide "m iidious weapmit ol p rn e iiatiu ii." Inhumation teaching Hong Kong •aid llir Cum inuuiilt could land oil ih r island al w ill. Some 17,00(1 Red gurrnll.i* already on the itland cunlio l llir h ra il of the iron o ir rich island and 100 miles of ihe west coast, Unconfirmed tumors flew that ih r Reds already had landed on die weal m a il. B u i Nationalist sources her? said ihey had n.i kyiowledga of any landing* ur Red "Leachhead," on I latnan. Nalinnhst naval units were »enl lo Hainan Strait, a narrow strip of w a in lliiil is harely five miles wide al one point, separation H ain ­ an from llie Chinese mainland. A ll hul a mile ol (he strait al this |Kiint i c m II i m S oa F a n T w il delay. llir voting m il lie not be until I eb 21. Rul ( Inin lull pave up the I,111 I<II11 ilayv id Ilia m iller Viltd- I I ten mi llie tunny I’oitugueje It land of Madeiia and hostile.! a living boat iIn- iiioiiiuih fm South ampliin. Il wav llie quic Lrvl po**ihlr way Immr Mj i Ic i I j liji nil Jllfirlil toi l.tml plane*. ( lulu lull li rxpri Iril In rail his main paity lirutrnant* known a* "llie ihsdow cahinel" into *exlinn mi only a lew limits notice. These lire ilii- mi’ll who will be C lilitcIlillV government minister* if tin- people recoil him lo power. They will draw up Ihe ronservolive campaign m nnifeiln nml pol­ ish the Inst Jrto ils of atm ti’iiy for llie slowdown willi the ruling l.abiirltey. One of Ihe big piohlein- will lie how to rimin' the llliivl nf llie wnrlim e prime mlnivler's uwii (»')'■ aonal-popularity. riu n v h ill aymlmlixi'H iml only tiir (Iqii: ervativc I'n ily hut In tiis admirers — free private enter­ prise uiul old England ilrelf. lb- is lire lo spenk ill a* many mill-, of ihe country an lim e uml llir pies* uf duties iis (lie purly campaign gcncrul w ill permit He is almost certain to take Ills "V " sign and hi* cigar into the three districts being fought hy members of his fumily — hi* -on, Kumlulph .and suns-in-law. Dun­ can Hiimlys uml Oapt. (Ihristophof the chairmanship of the Amarlcan Red Cross drive In this county, J. Tllden Jacobs, chairman of the committee for selection of n fund chairma.i, announced at a meellnir of the chapter at the Tourist Center Tuesday. The ipiota was set at 17,000. Volunteers, typists and clerical workers are asked to yet In touch with Mr. Williams hy telephoning 144fl or Mrs. Ethel Grlslor, telephone 80, to aid In the drive, Mrs. (ielslar, executive secre­ tary, announced that a regional fund meeting will he held In Jack­ sonville on Jan. 29 with General George C. Marshall aa the guest speaker. It was reported that dur ing the past year 465 eases had been handled by the demtnole County chapter and thal In the past month one disaster ease wae taken car of with 155.50 being given for clothing, shoe* and mat treuae. MiS. II. Wbydit Rucker, produc­ HUMK. .Ian. 12. — (,J’, _ The Dalian Intrrlur ininlsir) has told Ihe I 'll Meg Slates rinhnssy iu Monte lhal some Amcrirnn I' m lealunl*. IhroiiKh (heir acllvHie* in I filly, Ull wil t log It aid Hurauae of CoinoiuoUm. t minis. tr> idllt Ini said litis tlew also lm<i been etprrssnl In t'. S. offi­ cials iu Wash ing I on. The *|»ikes man was ruinmenliiiK on ihr ciirrriil lein|trsl over Ihr aclivi lies in Italy on yniniK t'hnrili ol tlir is l litnogrlisls limn I n as. Ihrir rvprrieiu-es lin e have Imirhed olf u hot argiimeiil lie!*-• Co lita ta il, all o rr s|,ti|>ei. I.'llvscrvnloie Honinno, ami Ihe Colli III unlet press. 'I has, Ihe minisirt pul tiled out, llie urliriImils of the Ctnm'ellsl* have lie collie eitiiieshed in Ihe Moinall 1 nlholir Chili fit's halite with Ihe 2,tlim,lii>ll-slinii|{ | mu mII il Is I |i:irly ill I alhollc llolt. 'llie niiiiislry spnkesninn said Com mnoisls in Hal) liecolne afflli nleii wilh 1‘mlesionl seels fre iioenllv ill order lo eiploil these seels for polille.il end* lit 'mask illy I moliioiilsiu willi leliciolt" t he l'. S. enihasst de, lined lo ■oinnteiil. K( 'Ml . Jan I 17 t/l'l i'le imei A lm le I J*- l,a t|irn ami lii* anh (.'iiiiiiiiumtl ni.tliliiio i,ibmet iietigiird today hi a mote dial mat give its Im l mir-p.illv gotriiitnenl mice llir w ar The sliakeup. itgreed upmi al a abinrl iriiim i List mglil, w.u piottited iwo iiiuiilliv ago l)e lia ip e ii, wlioie (lu ivliait Drill, iiia l pally im ilfo il pailiamenl, wav r s p r ilr d again lo be I V in l r u i Luigi LinliIk Ii * i Inure lit form it new hovrniideiil. i I lie ulilgooiH iitbiliel riiraow lille H'Hatlauee Oa ra ta T n a i Anti-Trust Suit Filed By McGrath Against Sun Oil maker of "Sunoco” products, In Sheriff Mero Returns From Jax Meeting Sheriff I*. A. Mero returneil from Jacksonville Iasi night after attending the twu day conference of the Florida Sheriff's Associa­ tion meeting at which Todd Tuck­ er, sheriff of I'lnullas County, was elected president for ItifiO. Mrs. Mero was with her husband on the trip. The latest equipment for sher­ iffs such as gaa guns, signal lights, etc. were shown at tne conference, said Sheriff Morn. He brought back with him eoplee nf "The Flor­ ida Sheriff," 1049, containing pic­ tures and information of all sher­ iffs In Florida and news concern­ ing Ihe Association. George Barr Arrives, ForEmpire School George Barr, National League Umpire, arrived yesterday mom Ing in Sanford, and conferred with Dick McLaulin, hie southern rep­ resentative, in regard to re-openIng of his school of umpiring at tha Municipal Airport on Jan. 18. This will ha the fourth year of oparatlon of the school in San­ ford. and according to Mr. Harr, enrollment this year will be the largest In the 14 years he has oprrafhd such a school. Umpire Barr requested this morning that donation! of used tion chairman, stated that during January two woo] bathrobes and two bedjackets of henvy flannel were given to the County Inform­ ary. One layette wae completed a id delivered. Two other layettee are more than half finished, Mrs. Rucker added, and pointed out that then were 40 hours spent la this work with 11 workers taking part. She stated that the county Health Unit has asked for one layatty and added that anyone In­ inee, and coat hangers, terested In catting aut layettee be npprMiated by him for should get in touch with her Imat the eehool. These may madiatoU by UleffeKIbg 701-J. *e left at Thu Herald off ice where CL A . Mantleth presided over the they y Will be tiirfied oyer to Mr. meeting In the she sane of Judge Douglas NUnitrom. 1BT •TIB LLQ G IR L" D IRS U RA N IUM W H O NEW YO RK, J TORONTO, Jan. I t - WP) Miss Katherine hadlt, ra­ I uraniumi finds on the the first "hello girl" am- z y risA r. ^irjss^u^. B U H wj.o*. r^ fS la n d Gemma!! eald TH URSDAY JA N , tg, IBfifl Malik Walka^Out On U. N. Council 1•v ’ z\‘ -f the federal district court In Phila­ delphia, lie said the complaint accuses Sun of compelling aume 10,000 independent service station opera­ tors In 18 atatea and the District of Columbia to enter into exclusive purchasing contracts with Sunoco. These contracts, the suit a l­ lege!, require these service sta­ tions to purchaie their gasoline, motor oils and other petroleum products, and automobile acces­ sories, from Bun and to refrain from making any similar pur­ chases from any Hun competitor. m r? * A hhocluted I’ rens Leased W ire ^ A. Rand Meriwether ServiceH Held Today Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4i00 o'clock at E rick ­ son Funeral Home for A. Rand Meriwether, M , who died late Tuesday evening following a abort illneu. Horn Oct. IS, 119! In Lynch hurg, Va„ Mr. Meriwether came to Mnfurd from Richmond In 1012. He wae engaged In farming until hla recent “ wee a , . retirement. , „ . He member of the Eolacopal Rn Church In Richmond, and wae a World War I veteran. Survivor* Include the widow end twu eons, Addison R„ Jm, of Greenahoru, N. 0. end l/pham 11. Meriwether of Tulane uulvendty Itt New Orleans; one daughter, Mr*. James llinson of Concord, C.| four brothera, Charles J. N. O.j and Francis T . Meriwether of Ran ford; Dr. L . 8. Meriwether of New Orleans and H. O. Meri­ wether of Lynchburg; also hie mother, Mrs. tu la M. Meriwether of New Orleans, The Rev, Lyttteion Timmerman uffklated at wk aarvleea and In­ terment was Cemetery. P IHutchison, B* __ I* Judith Coplon’s Boy Friend To Testify At T ria l D W IN I'O R i i.,„ an 12 — A moiih-i >haigc wav tiled lod.n .Ig.llllvl a woman patient ** ho ifporinilv D n cto i a Il 1<11.11 I,,, ,, | ‘ *■* k thr ot D w.ion [i lo it la-l Sa1iiid.iv N o il l oimliv attotnrl (la r k O. I *i-. lli -.• lit Iu liirit a i lia is f id M ^ MUG*. Im 12 i/l'i "m iildri tomimltrd ill tlir priprnation ol ai*oii ay,null Mi* F.l- I Iir dfpatiiiinil ol jiiilii r allm uoia I p p r ili .’ I ol Roi k Idand, nrv m ill i* hi mi liidilli toplou id lull* *laiuiK oiriim /lil in liolrl* II. 11to, k I-laud i* ii iu** llir M ac ii iMUiiy tu ippr.il i- a wilnr-* ■•• Ilf l pi * Ilia! !u ii in, .* i| |n L •»41 llulll 1Vivpupull ) i >!‘ i Wlm I)ecl;n t*fl Clmmhets Is Unhaldin:t'fl (*. Aflptn *nt II ih ll*’b4*1u(«in**nl tidli.we.l ihe %Mle'v .iiiinnry lift.ml Mui.in ut Kit! i'l iiul ('minI III ill.! I \ I k 1 I'peil v h.ul ailmitlrcl *1if -1 i 11M1 illii 111r in Iir■ iiiiii " nl M lli/ d u ll llir niil it,)nl til mii*i imunii ii riurtil\ In With a ijtuiltl stttM'iilig lit hthiiT O’fi, KuVlrl Ih IciV'ii’ Mulik ( If f 11 unit, .nil nil u ttf il» l 'lull'll Niitii lP ‘hv iiu ty I ’liHht’il tit I .ilk* :>(»•vv . N ^ Hi: < m ) I mII" t.l tin .U l- .t ■» In finn.*i‘ mnf JMlj lt»t lilt tin Itl eel Q iit ' t \ 24VDtlUtil' I 1U"11*»rH11 lhiy*!t‘ !'. I l.iMp * Red Attempt To| Expel Chinese From UN Council May Succeed I.A K I ‘ U l l-SS. '.Ill 12. l/ l’l Dlplolll.lto o llir I >i i - wr 11 .tgiffd loil.n li. it llu m i lull iml uiuitfifd riiiiiiidi *ii|i|iiiil t<> llitow N.ilionalm ' 111n.i oiil id ill.- Unit’ d Nation* Nn imtv t ” um il now I low lima the N'.illoiiabilt can hold on lu'lr wa» anothri ipin lio li Five ol llir ! l i o i i i o i I n ilm il* .ili’ .oli im 'iin / r Red ( lima. I lie mum il l* *c Ilf dull'll In ifffl at l I'M . In t.lkf up a S n l u'l Mioliitioii i |i in • idlin' tin- noitri ol the I lmir»f N i I u iim Ih ilrlfK.itiou in-ailfil liy I F. Tsiillqt, wI*I i * imvim* a* p i.'i.h i.l of llu* i ' u Ii i |(1 ,v„ |(|l| ......... ....... „ t1 h( i ll iluMup .Innuni V. \ it,.|,,.,iM| Tin. iiiu Moil ii’iiinim’ii Ro\ h*f if«■ fn«f y f"i i’llfti uutii*4fei In tl hill u' W"iiM *1** If hr Jiikiili V Millik u it llid toil ul Ihr ill'll Tin "Ull H'llN Hint llm i mihi'il i h i * tin v a ii if** tu n n i’ll n tinI uih I hr fi-ultf1d at tliir* .tt ;if‘ : flu* tt,l3. : ii M III il’ 1ii ' t :r I even i I tiih*,i ! In u l I hr \ a l i' iml i I lln II .......... i|e fi»l appro* al llHMU‘lllllT*’>V IL '•Hill Iu iltl H .III le f l) <1 " 1 lo II \ I'ni'-.liiv hi l l ■!»k I | III I I IM Mil) t l i u l l i l i n . 1 I Wtu II lit ill It’■i.l I ' « t i ll it IT c ignu.i d itlff )VMI( Mil' Nut li'llllll* I O ut a Ifli’i’ iaiii f*i l l li ll ll t f t k'llluv I'V Hilt'll H lIM t ll t l g W**uid In* Mill In Itp III.' \ a lit I'd l• a l ine nu»ir tfmim it puiiHly. n il'll." Iu old l u i ii u p lu i li iy Wln llirr Mlllik'*) gltnip Vv.'lhl In1 I I" liils iiiii iva- Inukfd t>n hiiinl tu urgur fui ItiH t« nil) ill u* Ihe ln *t iu u *fi If*, tu si' ii t tion tin*, u f t n iii.uii wit nut kfinvwi l h f ■l u i l f - r I "M llllN Ills t if g i m e o f lirfunlm iul. Milo IN I'une in 11I n u f llir Foiriilur gitrHHing w ik I Iml Mu M 'u lla iifJ li> r a s a T a m Kiwanis (!lul> Is Federal Funds For Entertained By tlousiiig Program Seminole Singers Are Expected Soiin ? Finid* lire evpi'cled In lie made avi.'datde within the next few week* an that llie Knlifurd Huiihmg A nl llm it y fan go ahead wilh d.i plnnidlig iin.giiim fur llm puhll<* hmt'lng piuiect iu till* city, M. II. Mattel field, dltirttir, Atlanta Klehl i if flee, I 'ii Idii- Ifmndng Ail illlniHtraliiui lulij n meellug nf llm .Siinfuid Aotlmrilv ul n liilichenli at the May fun Inn yenterday Ml. Sattm field uIhii ex|duinci| 'hut the i !••' iii I anti dlscrimlmii l"n IM 'licy fm I 11A hitvriH recently made pulilic, dneti nut apply In Puhlir llmiviug and ipilli- poHsllilv in III* iijilfiiiin, thi* pulley will never lie applicable In Public Hi.intmg. lie further Hinted thal some 'line within the neat future the VHaul a Field Office plana In send a Project Planner Iu Hunfuiil In ’'onsult with the Authority cun'"rnlng the *clrction uf a site fur ihe Initial IlmiHlng Pruject. George W. HIiiuiiih Jr., idunlilng ■'iiisultunl, .liickHiinvIlle, di*cu**ed with Ihe Authority plan* fur uiukiiig ii comprehensive survey f Muh-Hliiiidnrd limixitig within 'he Hiitifurd area, lie Hinted that he wum an bin wuy tn Tampa t<> ">N»ult wilh Murtili Hendrick, ecuiintnlHl .Atlantu Field Office, Pule In- Humbug Adinlnintration, uml wuiild wnrk not with Mr. llendrlrk I he di'tull* of Imw the Mlirvey . Id I......umlucted am) what Infucmatlun should he ubtafned. lie -luted that he thought work could Im started nn the survey within llie next two or three weeks. Member* of the Authority pre*ent at the luncheon were Kdward Higgins, chairman; R. T. Cowan, vlco-chairman; Harry Lee, 8am .Martina, Elton J. Moughtoti Fred II Williams, George 11. Williams, Jr., executive director and Mayor Andrew Carraway. KVA p r r o n A C L T E S T C O N T IN U ED T A L L A H A R B E R , Jail. h t r ic k k n k ■V illi-pll.ll I Iu tin>-•- *l.m liiiildmy wa* dc*11oiI'.l |i\ a Ini wlm Ii minliioom rii t.i 11 11tiltlltlitllt'l) ii % %till*- llit lilt ||til 1'lit nlfflti In \ »• tij’iitii’i it'd li.in i i*'**, mi*hfllu lilt HI.t (Ulr, tSVilltril l i v 11:i11 * MiMk il id Muigrinw it . i i * hr liriHl I In'v idi i he would tu i «■ I til 11 viilnhLii tlv tu liiw.1. lliillnm li’t' *i.iil slic was the type uf pcrium wlm "hclu’vcil III') t k ^ ii'-pun-ilili' fui ull ttic I riMihleii ul ttic Win III." Moipan .ml thal the woiii.tn •ol.l him In a li'leplinnc ci.ttviunalunt iioil idalit that aiie act the lire hy Igniting the cm tains In her lumn. I lf 'mill the first Infornmllmi lie mill liv e 1veil wan In the form nf IHi’ldintm coll from the wii Mill * lul'ti.ind, . Inliii. w lm made Mu iliaclimill e. j' half Inill i latir, Mmmi *aid, Mi Kpperlv culled turn to pci - un it hi* off liv and Ifpciilial Ilu tnrv t„ him. 5 Persons Killed, Bodies Burned B.v Divorced Spouse infill to )in ii In, i 111r11hi Sliapii.i loi qur* l jimmy Shapin' wa- n't . ailed In thr it.tliil diimiy Mi-* l fphui’ tnai rruman To Press For P a s s a g e Of AntiDiscriminal ion Bill In U. S. Legislature W A SH IN G T O N , .lari. 12. — ot*i 11ii1 Sem ilr \ i mt'il S*rvic«»*t t •miniliirp •i*tfujt unit iti'Hilcil tu ijucwtlon Sv«rH :iiv nf I In* N at) Maltlipw* ii linn | f he ilii iiiM* jinttcv ftm Iir for i* tin VilmirnJ For* r*'N| l f SlirrmuM fur rhn*( uf Naval U$i)*i M i.'iiw (h r fhial ii iHitiiir a furtilal Ii.illui, rtMffsril j fur mill *i tu 'i vot*» on p o fli lines f hat dnued :t Rf|iiil»liran n'ljticHf fur ti«liniony h% Iin* r ii t fiM i h.Hrnian Tyd* tngM I H'Mil ), H lit. It til Mini fhff k*:»r!irr riefurv o vn Senator KlMirtl.iin) )R i itif ) n, 4 m i! i i i n c i i l ,nil hi l i e h u | i c d f h e Ptea- S l Li » ......Stl .4,i|*it)«r S h ri linin'* fin mi n :•t kiii without gfltttiK itilu the prrslitvntial u nslfi ol \ilmitnl (.ouU Ih*nfrld i k i Ii it*i u( \ : n al f Ifiera* I IUIK. W A M IIM ilU N , J.m 12 — (/)*) "> Waihingtoii wlim *iu wa* ion A iiiii" -i.iiteil iialiy in get llie »t« ifd ol 4lr.ilidi' wN’vf tiiim ni tint li IIICHIn I fill lilt? (hr pim t fiiifivK, llie I loll'l’ lo pa-* the .IlimillHll.ltion's gill .ultniktl guing tu huli-l* w it 11 t.m i*IOplu\ uient p ia iln e loll. S lu p lltl hut til Mini lljPli* Vv.IN • l l ) > ( li.iiiinaii iib a lli ( D i l l ) of the Hoiivt nninn)|** I III I »•*I I»I Ills »4I A (lit lliui-i- Ui.li- ( "iiiiltr tallvcil with I *1e*nleol l liini in liii-li aon o m icrj Hie . “ veal oul llftiinrv Vt'hudll t v\ tiu lilll he vvuolil im * In* lommtltcc tuA d ■("0--4* 1III i'll! if |>|UNtV1||)\l* vvil g ll.t ie i miuiiiw in (ncil tlic loll to the n c ** it 1 till' All? I III” MT't'llli pt'l o tv t III 1 i ■ * ii •i*li I muit- Inn, 111*411 I loO*r ill idi lot a Vnle I In- ntc i ' iiu ■ , ntiicil at (ltcvcntfle d 1o d iiv In' WJK hid (I !•Ill’ll In r a il A M t ill I W it.II—H m« i it i l l a Mil uthei ill'i iimtlldllon III iiiiili* l. v. I* niic ol llir molt i n iitiiivci*i.il ul Mi Itum an't *i iv il light*' I'lnpo-al*. A big Kloup <ii *nulllrin law I l i a lieu oppo*r* it hitti-rIv In tlir S m a tr, the 'o u lh rin ri* have u*cil ilrlaym g tacau* irp r a lr ill) In lilo ik .1* runtid* ■ ’ ration Sahalli *anl he think* llir I Inuie .ill.ml fur le iliifft .•\limimitl"ii Dm lag t'luan-exiimmaluiii lie itiu-k tn tils di'M'iiption ul \\ hittukfl l 'Imin In* i -I, chief mviewr uf Hiss, us u iisychuputliir pcisuiiality ail dieted to lylur D l. liilig fl said III- filet lilld Ills* ■ilid his wife, J'risfillu, at ii din­ ner p a lly Del If*. it'IV lb 1 said he.IiscuhciI theptnU.'m ” fme.mg villi',Hill i" Heftayexpi'ii*.*-* of lilt will apt love tfic lull fh' Hull'll that Illtci .otiniinl coupic** "il mental I" illi (lailte* a it- pledged lo p jl* In-lil t in t.uliiloh iu I **AH in 1* 1* *,(-latino SAN !■ItAN t’ISi t', Jan 1" I 'le'iiidlt I i l l l l MO * lltlll 111t«*ll J | V , m i . . I y nf l u c l h c l ijn v c i ii n uullMurn n - r s s r I'irnI II 1**1•I o it Mi ill t In H i l l * Ml nil’. I ' . , |>ll * ,U ‘ , H ll tu n ic . t i l e ul , |. | . n i . 11. " i i . ' v * lu ila y I . I Mit"h\ i l l ' c l u " il t h e w i l l i . " .* . I , o \ |i. In n e t , I I . a l.'O iir I t c 'i 'h I I I . n il I n I ' m t c . l \ il t n \V " I k d • in. u l. Ini-, tiint a v ii. it’d c n i c d Ii Miill 1Him I Ilegg.'l' 1" ' ’"iu iiiom*l I'm ty indiiln-iillip tu incni I... In), nt (I lu tenth iig lon at W:u 1 atu’t ll"tini. Nn lion'll a o idohd of tin- pm tv, lie te-rifled lie anil ilrulgc at tk lul.il tvvii ('ikUlIHUiii’.l m rctiiu’ . Atlantic’s Small Loan Department To Open Jan. Iti ( iff ii*)'* h m il ilinvlfirii nf thw \M>uiHi> \thMuiu )| Mink wi'rc rt»uli1. fi'il n( ! lie mihnal muHiinf nf It VMMONI), lad., Jan. IJ^ t|i»i khuliln » iun( In tv furs yi*slt*rt/Pi— A Hammond n.urhlnl*t •In\ itf(i'ni""it, J I liurlev. prenlfacing divorce killed file iterI* nf niiiinim i tj futfiiv. n.l.linir that ..... * «nd himself with a podol I ii'fi-iiH k -i k iiin .c i .la m e * M M ac 'it**®*’ llitiii l.;n n iu'\) l atiH vvi're mid butcher knives today smt tom pounced o n M ie h c h e i '* ml mail* Ly On* LaitK l.t i \> ti Inthen set fire to his home, po­ im * n n ii y e s t i’t d a y D o it lie p io l'iih V'llviu^ nvi'i fPJ7hi*dMi Thla. ho lice said. Deputy coroner H. W. Iv t ille d u l l M illie n . r t u f g u V d i i' iiii 414 un- ii 11in111’i iiinnhor than Tldlew said the ntsrhinUl, Fe ­ n il*n l d u c iiin c n t w t ir n n p p o ililc it In •InrhiK Hit* |iri*vimiN vein hut Inlix Samaa, 39, had apparently itn- W a i l.a liu i lin u r d a n d ii- k c d Vn|\4'| 11 lltrifOl illlllMlIll, killed his wife, Katherine. 26.; la t lie i p i i s l l o u u a i r c yo n hud Mi I unify si tili’il (lint with Ilia their iwo children, Felix, Jr. 4, In f i l l m il y o u w e r e a s k e d , ‘ A r e i*h*rltMii 4tf I It K " mtun a* a**ixta n .1 18 - month - old Phy Ills ,m . a on lu lu i n f t in t'n n im o m -t ant cashier, a furiacr manager of Klaine; and twu roomers, lllrhp a l l y ul i i f f l l l u t e i l w i l l ) a f o r n tliu I'nlvi’i’siil i ' I T i ’orpuretlon urd Normal., 23, and Norman'* IIIUMIhl ll lg ll ll lS a t io i l,' W i l l ’ ll'' ufficc in .luck, ii 11v d!•’. i In' Imi nk i* bride. V "il expanding it-* facihiti’s in meet I d m i'il It a n il I ' l l tm y yo u a llie itiPti'iiM’d kli’iiiuiid* "f liiixlnt’s* HAMM OND. I i i . L l.tii, 12 III w hat if you cull show me I n Snnfiinl and Si'minuh' County DP) fh r hmJie* of Inor udtilh ■ogneil suili a Hlatcmenl oodci tiy "laming a new iii**tnItiiK’iit loan • mil ciicinnHlances," re|ilied Midi ..ml Iwo rltililren w rrr I oiuh I in a Icpai iioi'iit in iu"in did. it17 and end il* .if .!■•• Vtlnntic Hank iliiildlite-xwept home herr toilny and M u c ltm l* im m e d ia t e ly d e n in n d ing ll'iisllsu*! liu !*«■• T s u i deputy Coroner B . W. Tidlaw mid llie rr w a. evidence nl m uitlrr and •ttic ids. L iu r of tlir victim* were idrntilie.l at Fe lix S am a i, 13. s msrltint»l; his w ile, Kiitherinc, 24, and llw ir two children, Fe lix, J r ., 4, and Phyllis Elaine, 18 months. Ihe Iwo other adults weic iden­ tified ns R ichard Norman, 23, and ln> Christmas bride, Shirley, 18. Miry w rrr fla y in g in the Santa* home. The deputy coroner raid bul­ let wound* were found in the bod­ ies »f Mrs. Hamas and her son. An autopsy was to tie performed op llm Imrfy of Rama* to determine the cause of his death. Officers said they were informed Hamas and hi* wife hud imparted before Christmas and that llm Norman* had taken a room in the Hama* home on the southeast side of Hammond. Mrs. Glenda Norman, mother of Norman, said her son and his hride went to live in the Hama* home so the youngar Mrs. Norman could take care of the Hamas children. Him said Mrs. Rama* at that time went to work tn a restaurant own­ ed by her husband tune. Norman was a railroad fireman. W ILD T U R K EY K IL L E D Ernest Lae, hunting near the Wekiva River this morning shot a tom turkey weighing about 15 R of Aii bib aid I'dun i i\ | i*. t opliiil * atlmnry 111 liri p*ptnna,'r i ompil ai V Inal toilav i*kr.l thr kovciii M u iu . I'll ill lu lle d D ia l a P*P1v v lic th i'l r o ll f Hit t> 1 d i 4*XI •ll"! pint • d in th e i'till hi w ul u i u ' n ■tt r V II i '(iii'ii 1' W e r n e r M I I L itH y c h u ih iMt In m l *1 , D u n iitK u t H III! IlH im I iu I h e , d e s c r ilu ’ il ll ie lr i e i .i t o f 1 II nn. M Th e 1 " )' hm l k' i *ii Ull ll ll 1 i i ’ h l/ u p h r e in c a ttu rn c y s a id D r . ll h ig e i . i e tm u I I V Hi I I 1 IIUBNOH A IR ER , Jan. 12, - U f) |tate today —The BUte . _gave the At- —Mrs, Eva Peron, wife of Preal- ounds, and brought It to town on dent Juan D. Peron, was taken Is automobile to show to friends. Untie Court Line railroad from the presidential palace to mtaaJen to eontlaue trial njf. Bhe was strkkea V A R E P R E S E N T A T IV E vim between Ocala and Galnes- a .hospital Monday with appendieltla Tam D m iw Veteran's Adminis­ while a public cere- tration NbraaenU tlre, w ill be In mony, la under tha ear* of Sanford H n iid a y at k ilo V . M. Dr. Ivanleeevich, minister at tha onto* of Senator Lloyd rian No- 104 Patient AdmitsfSouth ’s Lawmakers Setting Fire fig h t Civil Rights That Killed41 FEP Bill In House Tragic Hospital F i r e That Cost 41 Lives Is Blamed On Young Woman Patient KiwiiitiiuiH were elitertniiicd yi Irrilny noun hv tup tnlcnl fmiu Sftnlmdc High Ri'lmul in u m grant iqmmmrcd hy the Key I'hd uf which Juhn Kile was imixti'i "l rcreiinnilfs. linymund Kader, . Kiwnm, ■ ■ •-tinIrinnn with .1. II limit uf l*> Cluli aclivilli-K, piilnlcd mil 11n>. daring llm pint in yi-nm tin- flu1 had iliiiii' milHliinilliig iv*ii k in a nchiHil pr'iliit*. and t'dd uf tin rivctil di Irii-t imiding uf l\< (Hub in. lulvri’. K ailvlc II*-.. ■ holder liSN been serving on H>< Kiwanis Key Cluli committre, l» staled. I'reshlelit liulph A. Hmllli nn imuncril thal ii meeting uf lii wnult uffh'cra and dii.’i I,>iw will l.i lit'Id al hi* home ni'Xt Titesilm night. Hr thunkeil ilium- wlm had served nn the recepllim emu mitten .it the dlNirict i*.infitrviH* here. The girl*' Trliili’ Trio u f the Hemlnule High Hehuul Glee t'lidopened llie prugrani with l i v mini lien, "When liny I m Dune" and “ My llaciemln." Hhlrley Mid dletan nrcumpanU'd. Nornta llnrvey nnitg "Over the Rainbow," John Kite nrcmnpuny Ing, also performed a solo dance Ellen DrlggctH, wearing cun and nwn HBtig, "Hump Little Hog I inlng To Get You," with a Lon dun accent, Hebe lljulue acenm patiyitig. Top mini her of the program uf Judged hy applause wan llm rend­ ering of a popular number from "South F a c lflc ,' "I'm Gi/iinn Wu*h That Man Right (tutu My Hair" hy pajamv-t’lad girls of .the Triple Trio. Miss Middleton accompan­ ied. Ill the group were Joyce Hetts, Carolyn Patrick, N"ll Houle, Dial Boyle, Mary Ann Bohlnyer, Peggy Wilson, Ruble Jean Gallnwav, Don­ ne liou Harper, Betty Unu Partin. partly * pected To Re-Form Cabinet Composed Of Pro - Catholics W A S H IN G T O N , Jon. li.1, - i/i*» The Justice Department today charged llie Sun Oil Cnmpuny of I'hlladelphin with anti-trust law vlidatiiuis In the sale uml distribu­ Honines. tion uf gusolina and automobile I f the weather Is good, <'hur­ a m sauries. l-hill may make a whirlwind until' Attorney General McGrath an­ lour of the l.ondon area, which lias 411 of the 1125 House of Com­ nounced that a civil anti-trust ac­ Voile Williams. J r„ has accented mons seats ul stake in Ihe voting. tion was filed against Hun, the Volie Williams Jr. IsNamedChairman Of Red Cross Drive I t e r a lli A N IN I* E I* B N iy iN T If A II. V N K W S P A P B R E sta b lish e d 1908 VO LU M E X X X X I Continued mild and (loud) throuth Friday. (Ml phyri- P. Boyle to dtaenea sag veteran's •. .• ■■ Safety SujfKi*Hti«n Studied Hy SchuolH The Hi'mltiiile ('minty llioirit ul Pulilic lit.Htiiictimi Imlay took un­ der udviii'mcnt a vtiggcstluu Ip City Mu linger Clifford McKitdiin ami P iill.c Chief Huy G, William* tliiit a uidi'Wilk ho laid on the cant s id e o f I'Vcncil Avenue O p p n n llc Hen.....de 'ligh Hi'hnnl in the ilitcri-.t uf afety for pupil*. Stunt Hupl. Hid tlirhard wu. I inlay Itint I net I’ll hy Ml'. M cKildiit’ Iu place murker* nn Oak Avenue licnigouting it u through street from First Street to Ninth St reel and fimn there tn Thirteenth Ht. The work I* due to lie completed tomorrow. Pioneer Sanford M o to riw tH Buy T urn Two pioneer Sanford motnrlr.tr Dr. J. N. Hnhuon and W. I). Wil­ liams vlsItPil the Court House at aluiul tiie name time thin mutning to obtain I9M> license plate* fot their automobiles. "If I ivuwmlasr tight they did net even furtilah tags when 1 got my first car, a little red Hoick bock In llttt, declared Dr. Robson. "They painted the number on the back of the car," He added that Mrs. Robion wua the first woman In Sanford to drive her own auto­ mobile. and revealed that nex' June they will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. Williams, the finuvr u« , ullce Chief Ray 0, Williams and W. R* Williams, and formar mayor of Sanford, m ealed that tha first K A r V a i a c r ,a • m .................... ■■— llm dk'ionlonni. In- xaiil, will pim tm li'inne** I i i i i . Iti and ipplicntiun ■ fm I,utli large and mall luau* f"i ii'pnirt to lioinra it’TIA lillii 1). new nulomohllei, i|i(illiui''i">. farm imidemciit* and tu coiiMihdiilr |u'ii*umil lolla, fruiU iiiitiiuii't * i i iut imn ciiNtomurs wilt Ul' VV•■ti'll Mil’ll, Mr. Dig Icy reported Hi at the year 1949 prodnccil very siiliW aclury li’llllll!*. and that mihstnntlal uddillnit* were made to the undi­ vided profit* ami truerve accounts. The tiHiik i.lso declined i*eml-an'illul ilivid.’lid* uml paid it* offlci-. nml employee* a ten percent oiillil* of their ha*f pay. Thu following officer* were re­ elected liy the directors: J. \V. Hlmnd*. chuirtunu of the J. L. lug ley, president; J. i. Frasier, viec-preuident; R. F. Mann, canhler: O. C. McBride, nnslHtaut raxhler; It. W. Deane, nuHlBtanl cashier, uml J. H. Rox;on, n*.ii*timt canhler. no. rd; Director* re-elected by tbe stockudder* are us follows: George D. Ilinhop. I,. 1. Frailer, I <’ . IliitchDon. ,1. I,. Ingley, R. A. Newman, II. It. I’ope, amt J. W« Hlmnd*. THE WEATHER JA C K S O N V IL L E , Jntt. t2.-()P) High Atlanta ......... ....... .. tu llonton . ..................... ■ 49 91 Burbank .....................—'** 48 Chicago ....................... Galveston ....... ............. . 71 ti New Orleans .... ............. .79 H PUtnhurilh 37 Seattle ............................. Jacksonville * ............ ...... Miami •■*•••• 7T 71 Orlando .............. ............... TunpA ,Mj,(«Mt(.ii,u«t.tk(i.,lk. a at 2 S ao U ao M Jj 10 _J *■ �^ m • 4 ; THURSDAY JAN. H , IMP K sU M Ishril la IB(M : >kilsh,a i I h II« «ir»iM aalarSas •*C *aaSa* i l l Nnaanlla A»*aa* 'T 5 » i*r* tf“ a» a*r*aii vlaaa a a T ii> ftM Bl.fr XT. I t l l , al lk» r a t i flfflrr ml kaafark, I ’ la/ISa, t a i t r Ik * Art a l _f'aa«r*'« « l Stare* n. I NOT. i l l ' l l i 'M I.. ttKAN stall** fifiniifis ns: a at _____ llH * ln r » B S tsm sa sr st nst niPTi»*> -,v ' t k i 111* father lin e r <rased longlnc for Ihe return of his prodigal .011 find (really desires that » / ,hlldren msy esrupe th* prnslllrH of their own folly, and en|oy Ihe fullness of his proilslen sort love llut when I, e was yet n (test w*\ off his father *w him, and had rcmpsvsinii, sn,| rM„ t ,,m| f,.|| „„ his n*< k .Slid kissed him. l.ilks lf> 20 ! Uflinur Atomic Knowledge The Sanford Herald It is welcome new« (hnt Home of the hitherto secret filcn of the Atomic Knergy CommiHaion are being opened to tin metttlH InduHtrlea of the nation. There la assurance at the outset thut no secrets of the atomic bomb are to bo involved. There is no guessing wlmt information of practical useful­ n ess may co in e from these files, but it la regarded as almos. a su re thing that there will Is1some valuable processes avail­ able to general industry. R e g a rd le ss of th e w orth of a n y sp e c ific ite m , th e re a re •with real valu e and a hopeful omen fact th a t th is sm a ll dent is M n g m ade in th e a rm o r o f se c re c y w h ich hnn surrounded a to m ic In v e stig a tio n sin ce the m iddle y e a rs o f the w ar. It Is co n crete eviden ce th a t the A to m ic K n e rg y ('ommisHinn has been g iv in g th o u g h t to th e <|liealion of red u cin g the area o f se c re c y , «y th a t m ore g e n ­ e ra l good ca n ls> had from the vast a to m ic re se u rch p ro je ct. So little has been told of the n a tu re und co ntro l of ato m ic e n e rg y that we do not even know w h a t it s p o ssib i­ litie s of iiscfidneHM m ay be; we ca n o n ly g u ess th a t th ey m ust be v e ry g reat. T h e re must be m any o th e r r e s u lts of the long re s e a rc h , o n ly in cid en tally concerned w ith the pro d iiclio n o f ato m ic explosives, w h ich a lso w ill be u se fu l. A ll A ll A m e ric a n s a r c eag er to see tan g ible g a in s In th e ir w ay o f liv in g fro m ib is wondrous new field s o f scien ce. Hy DeWItt Mackenzie Al* Foreign Affair* Analyst The general election which fin­ ally lias been sat ley the British Horlulist government for Fab. 23 is one of the moat momentous In the long hlslorv of that country, It Is no ordinary election. It l.t n pause for an accounting of the stewardship of the country’* jfll)li|trlv sorislistf regltp 11 tlie i.idrome ol 'lnsl a. < . II .ticMiiity ■ .1 .,< H.o.m. v..,-. recntly appointed t» tlie board of 1runices of the Montverde Tcltnoi, He is bead of the MrNiilly Broun ot banks in Florida and 1n : i, lint „f I lie Floii.in State Bank of Sanford. Mr. McNulty was formerly n teacher and high school principal. * flounced he would offer a similar lull in the House today. The resolution would advise Mr. Truman thut (*>,ngrgcss feels lie .Might I,, use the T afl-lln ille y naIhtlial euicrgciicy provivaittlis to end tlm tliK'c-duy work-week in ef­ fect by John I,. Lewis, chief of the Dniletl Mine Wotkvrs. Adoplinn of the resolution would not force Ihe I'reshlent In invoke I Im law. tt simply would express the •ciitiiucnt nf Congress. The emergency provisions of tin- law authorises the Pii-.t!dent to seek an MO-dtiy mjiiiirlinn when hr decides that the national health 0c safety is Imperiled. M.'HOU'llil,. It*,* V.-liw^M- Aduiinislrntion is assembling figures to l.nck up President Truman's hud at signs of wides|iteud nl.iise of tlie til cdiirntinn program. llffirinls siiitl Inlay they plan to hand a KHbpugc report to the Senate Labor Committee hy Fob. I. They wouldn't say what It con­ tained, hut they disclosed this ft is expected Hint two million (.'HHinllrn will Journey to Rome In Holy Year pilifrimngcH. Anldr from Ihe tradltionnl porminnl nimn of tlm pilgrim to Romo, .the ohnorvnnrr of Mm H11Iv Year in Mtippo:md lo work townril novorHl Rencriil ptirpo!in:i. Tim m piirpoHim, iih out lined l»y Pope P I iih X II, arc I lie purpij.'iPH of till Hio iic M ful people. They are Uipho : Thai Hot'inl rlniwen, with hntmla Imnialmd amt diffpren'p.'i nettled, may I k* united in jmitire mid fraternal concord. 'I'h'il pciirr may conm io familiPH, individuala ami All instil I sit l>. I lilsmlo In natloiiH. nigltl where r>nxifwtnsn fieotgc That rpllpf may comp In ipfuKora, priuoners, anti homt*Smslhcti m e In**- v i inlsieitlllK Ipnit pxiloa. snnonnrrm. <|l everywhiTP, lint eapecially in tho holy plat-PH ol I a leal me, Inc Iram inilily of order founded on a iunt aelllemenl nni.v Im1 iichipvrd aa noon aa pmmihlp. r ,1"’ Hn,nr l'“ Tp"««H which mol Ivale tlm work ol tlm (.lilted Nationa, ami Mm anine, in phnciicp, aa Mini" whlfh underlie the work al home and abroad of all elBirrhea Mom si tenipIPH ami aynagoKiieM. All enlightened ppoide can aincpri'lv ongiatu •"I'e Mint Mila Holy Year of ( atliollciam may help to bring Mip worltl clnnur to Miohp purpoaea. , I’lriulrnl I nun,in Itsil no *0011 ei ami,mm c l dial we wrtr going lo adi.pl a liamh oil polii V in ( lima than UO iatlon.1/ ol tanks and at moted ra n w rir /hipped to hnrtno•*. You (list ratt’l helieva anvlhiug you trail in die ntwipapeti llieie , Although no tevtnuei ate in tight tu pay dir lull, Ptnidtnl 'tin­ man hat (uhmitird a budget In Congreu calling lot an actual injttease in rxprmhtuiet,' including • 400 million dollar taktcaas in mili­ tary ipending ami many millions more (nr jobless benefit!. I’lriidrul Ttutnan has pinnmed ihe country 64.(X)0,0(i0 p .ii. ami lie want! to hr line ihrv at* psul plenlv when I lie v gel them. Their /lintild h*>r lircn tnntr ot thr ymingri Iriitits plavris down at lltr Ms visit s m ills .Sunday allrt llnoii In «rr none nl lltr top p m f*t»ion*l< 111 the country pul nn a Itnnii rxliildtinn tualfli. The wind Wat Itich hut it wai^a.ltoney. They were good. Ami a Int nf our folks ground heie who ate inlereittd in tennii could have puked up tome good pointer* if lfifty had been Inert. Boh Kurlamler, tha new tennil pro at the Mayfair, wai at good a* th* beil. and would he glad lo •how the kidi how if they will g" lo How much is President Truman’s proposed $42,400,000,000 budget ing In cost ynu? According to a Stale Chamber nf Commerce, S || will cost the people of Florida $547,463,100. That is about twice fa much as it costs to run our own llkta government which has been I t ended as wasteful and extravafant. That is also mote than ten ttmaa •• much as the people ol pjfttida contributed lo the euppdtl gf tha federal govranmanl al any tin* before the advent of tha Ntw f)t*t Think of what tha people if Florid* could do with that $547, A vounn man appliad for a job pur office the other day. Ungtomctaly, ha had no siperiaMa, in any tigda,* connaelld our business, and wa are 4F ’ Pi*itty wall staffed with ap1 so wa had lo turn him MWR/'This nett night wa read in i what# ha had baan 4r- rammant, toitahd rocking chair n o> front porches a id y-ou null mv tin* 2(MI per .'Ctrl an* .gramto h.nih) W o r ld P e n c e D a y IViMlkl the oalaldiahniPiit of a Worltl Peare Day help to 1 " "" '»‘'oiidltloiia under which world peace would la- ijoanUdo? Thla ipiPHtion will |H* coiiHldercd hv Ihe llniled Niiliona If plana now under way are carried out in thn'i ll’ll'’ r " 7 1',’; “ ,ffrw V,’rk TomMu.llding contractor, i l u . i ll'n !ln'' whlrh l',, would I,ring K ^ ' "BdcratandlriR «mn„K (he world’a m-oplea. lie eollo ,,.!- 11 legal holiday for all countries featuring hot It i, iw.n.i? Un<ti , c I,r“KMHHH, dedicated In peace. "On anclt n holiday all (he people in Mm worltl could pray for ami l l t l asai s I.« 1 the continiinnco of peace." dochiVea^Chicoio "lie Killian Cabinet IPaailaaM rraas ran* 0a*l trm ain rd m o ffice tem porality, A strong faction of De Gaspeti's patty favors s government made up enltrrly of Christian Democrats, the Premier himself has laid often Italy should have a coalition gov­ ernment because many voters, not actually Christian Democrats, yote for hit strongly Catholic party as an anti Communist gesture. The outgoing cabinet, tha fifth coalition lineup De Caspar) has headed since 1945, included a few liberals (actually conservative in policy), moderate lo left Republi­ can and Independents. The cabinet reorganisation was promised last October whan three •nli-Communist Labor Socialist ministers resigned because of trou­ ble within their own party. The ca­ binet, „ had been in-J4 ol'since tha , , ........ landslide Christian Democrat vic­ tory in the April, 1948, elections. Acht'Non Speech V ?•••" * • • • ctxulefl be wailed hy troop*. A Natinnalitt navy iaik fotre reiwrted it tank 30 of r»0 red junki trying lo invade Weichou Mend off Liuchow Penimula. Chiang Kai-Shek’s hombert rang­ ed th# coattal country Mailing Red concentration! Canton. Foochow and Shanghai were bombed. Chinei# new! ditpalches reported a big concentration of Communiit hoati in Hangchow Bay. The Chu S in liUndi, 20 miki long and 10 mile* wide and located about 100 mile! south of Shanghai, appeared to be their objective. The iilantli are sued by ihe Nationalist navy and air forca lo blocksda .Shang­ hai. Moat of th* Hangchow craft war# aald to t>a 40 (o ill-ton craft. Chair number ran gad up to 2,000, fighting bet wean tho 100,000 Natlonallat regular* amt itragglara on Hainan and tha 17.­ In forming a new coalition Do 000 Rad guerrillas, who have been (Jainarl might haw# difficulty operating In thla aran for n long getting cooperation from I N li­ time, v i s reported officially her# beral*, who presently are tom over In tha Natlonliat eaptlta), Hit Issue of continued participation Meanwhile, I N Flying Arrow, In a Catholle-domlnatad govern- •acartad by tha U , B. destroyar mant. . Batuall, handed tonight for tha Neither the Republican#, whoa# mine fra# Chinas* Communist port lead*r j i fbralgn mlnlstar Count of Talngtao on Shantung Pentium, Carl Hforsa, nor t N Labor Boclal- la. : : lata (P8 L !) now would object to Appaiantly ttw dasttuydr * * • Joining n new cabinet, howavpr. . <going nil I N way to Chlnasaa terDa Uaaparl hag no acnaua op- rltorlal water* with tha Flying Arrow, for five hour* after (ha anchor waa hoisted she steamed alongside tha fr.lgh tar on n AM Bookie Joint Reopens FSU Employed 604 At Daytona Beach Students As Helpers ConfrresR Flgbia T A L L A H A S S E E , Jan. 12. — (Special) — The Florida State University employed A04 student assistants during the Fall quarter Just completed, according to a re­ port hy the o fltre'o f Vocational Ituldanre and Placement. Tnis means that me out of every ten student* worked. A total of |I)M students sought Johs, hut nor, w .ii not placed and .M dr • lined or cancelled their appoint­ ment*. The studrnte were engaged In »iid!o virtual Work, a* clerks, dormitory monitors, dining hall work, infirmary work, general off. ice’ work, laboratory assistants and typist*, sorters and checkers in the laundry, library assistants, residence hull receptionists, switchlioaril work and other varied tasks. The dlmve figures do nut In­ clude lhn«e F 8 tt students work­ ing in off-eampus Jolts. INC,RID T O D IV O R C E ROME. Jan. 12—f/P)— Ingrid Rergman will seek a Mexican di­ vorce from Dr. Peter Llndslmm, Hollywood surgeon, her attorney, (lino Sotla, said hero today The .Swedish film star has said she would marry Roberto Ronsrllml, noted Italian director with whom she made a motion picture on the volcanic Island of BtroinM i . off Sicily. The Department of Agilriilllira- is tlistilhuling the first It)" Itoiin.ls of sent for a new nninit to ci.minerrial nurseries. An Alaska sealskin Is so light nml pliable that an entire pelt can lu- paasr.l through ti nap­ kin ring. •DAYTONA B EA C H , Jnn. 1 2 (A1)— The Daytona Beach Jour­ nal said today u "bookie Joint ‘ on tho beach aid* of th# city bn* reopened after more than n year »>f Inartivity. It hdd been rloied since the aummer of 1D4H when the civic affair* committee aucfecdeu In getting it locked up along with <• numtiei of'other tn a cleanup campaign. * The newspaper said a reporter sent to the place yesterday plac­ ed n number of bets along with some three ecorc other prisons who were also wagering. ^ Volusia Sheriff Alex Little -* field, who returned la.it night from Jacksonville, said: "I don't know anything about It but hearsay, but if that bookie opens tomorrow. I ’m nfrald somelardy will cross the threshhold of the Jail. TWW SA VFO tm WWWAT.n. WANFORD FLORIDA Carlin Palmar R ay — Society Editor tocial -Gxknder Mrs. Clements Will Head Social Group Mrs. E. B. Clements was elected chairman of th* Social Department of th* Sanford Woman’s Club at a meeting h*l,l yesterday at the Woman's Club at 1:30 P.M. Other officers elected to serve for the e.imlng year with Mr*. Ottment* Were Mrs. William Schnabel, vice­ chairman; Mrs. 8. (2. Harriiunii, secretary; Mrs. (2rorg* K. Wells, finance chairman; Mrs. Herman K. Morris, membership chairman; and Mr*. H. Wavde Rucker, program chairman. Mr.. Wells, chairman for the past year, conducted the election. The meeting Iwgan with a des­ sert, hot apple pie and coffee, which was served to member* and guests al small tnldaa. Decora­ tions In the club house were lovely with over 2ft different varieties of camellia* and fern hanking the stHge ami mastic A ramelllH was also presented to a person at eaeli table will, dlew u high enrd of her group. The camellia* were from the Spencer Burden* and donated hy ftirs. I.. K. Spencer. Hostesses for the party were Sirs. K. K. Anderson, chairman, Mrs. R. 8. Davis, Mrs. J. Russ Adams, Mrs. Wurt W. Warner and Sirs. William Rchnalde. During a short business u n cl­ ing Mrs. Miriam Russell stated tlint the unnual hospital benefit bridge and canasta party would lie held on Fell. 14 at H:00 l*.M. at I he club house. Mrs. Return K. Sharp, a guest of Mrs. Francis E. Ilolx .was introduced and talked lo the group on bridge and canasla During tip' nfl,•nmon games of bridge and canasta were enjuyed and aflei the scores were added the high prize fur bridge was awarded to Mrs. W. P Field". m i cen.i to Mrs. J. A. Young and lanastu to Mrs. Ren F. Wade. Approximately fit) members and guests enjoyed the meeting and purty. StetHon Band To Give Duytonu Concert D ELA N D . Jan. 12— (Special) —The Stetson .Symphonic Hand, which won high praise lit the Fall Quarter o» a marching unit, will give its fir at conceit as * symphonic bund at 8 P- M. Friduy, January Dl In Klizahellt IInil auditorium, accmdlng to Direc­ tor Itirhunl ^1. Fensel. Tlie following night, the harnl will appeni in the Seabreeze IU k ’i School Auditorium in Daylong Reach. Both plogrants will feature studcnl conductors, student com­ positions and cunipu'dtiunx t'V Cnniluctnr F<’«*el aw well as HtHti-Jaiil concert numbers hath popular and classical. Stale B in .'lilting agencies have FLO O D T IIH K A T little control over the increase. By Assnclatril Press They must accredit schools so long : Drizzling rain drenched a tliii.i as tin- equipment and facilities are I of the nations from the greiif satisfactory, without regard tn the lakes to the gulf today and in­ actual need for th* schols. creased Poo«l danger in some VA ha* naithcr the fund* nor Illlnois-lndianii Itivor areas, the authority to investigate tho Tho rain belt extended frmii motives of veteran* enrnlllng I n , northeast Texas to Lake Mlchisuch schools, ovan though it *u»-1gan, the lower Ohio Valley ami peels that many arc using the -Ahe south Atlantic states. It was il'JO-a-month snhsiatenco puy- accompalnod by generally piil.l ments as a form of unemployment, temperatures, thnwlng frozen 1cliff. ground nnd water. United Nations NatlonalDli. Tslang is anxious tn k*ap tha rhalrmanshlp and cement th* Na­ tionalist position In the tt.N. Be­ cause he plans to preient a groat amount of additional testimony lo the year-amund little assembly next Monday, lie claim* thla sup­ ports Nationalist charges thn*. Ruaala hrlpod tha Chlneaa Com­ munist* to power In violation of old treaties with tha National!#! government. Talang ruled Tuaaday that Ilk a rasolutlon had to watt for i t least 24 hour* under eouneit rula* heforo a vote. Malik refused to ■rcepl the rulln t — "from a h im who represents nobody," ha snIA— blit only Wgoalavia aupportnd him. Eight other eountriaa — Inehtdlng BriU ln and Norway, svhbh have recognised Rad China—vsnen ■mnnx thoa# voting to delay tha 'raightar caused d(vjM*n. Indian, anothar emnrtl member which haa magnlsnd IN «gar of an ex- •’ o n m iin ljr reglma, abSainad. Some U.N. sources looked tor •aatng he eonIndia tj> Join Ruaala and TndwL S n .’ w ’ w slavh If tha raaolutlcii la vntod on. Tho eight others ora o s s t M to rujsrt thr Ruaaian damandc apd maka tho l.tsua one ed eredanthda. Th* County Canning Kltehen will open on Jan. Bl for full-time operation. Mrs. Edith Colhert an­ nounced this morning. If anyone desires an uppolntinaot they are Vx 1 U i m i if/ 1 *y • a n iiwi i n n f o * ' Th* Elsie Knight Circle uf the asked tn telephone 220-W. First Baptist Church will meet 1with Mrs. 0. It. Mathleux, IHH7 fcast Second Street, at H:00 P.M. TU R flD A T The American Legion Auxiliary will hold n covered dish supper at th* D'glun Hut at <!:!!U P. M. Th* H. W. Wuie Bible Clnss of th a 'F irst Methodist Church will meet ill the home of Mr. and Mrs. Swain, ‘.il l (Vest Twentieth Street, at 7:.'U) P. M. W ED N ESD A Y The Civic Department of the Baufurd Wuinun’s Club will hold a covered dish luncheon at 12:30 P.M. On the program, sponsored by Mrs. Charles E. (Jinn, will lie a talk, " Beautification In Sanford" by E. U. Stowe, landscape archltfet. Congressman \1* Writer Truces History Of Food the menl-nnil potntoes nation w e ' creasing «nr n.e of milk In .the unco wore |{.M'k-riM'.'ti Individti- | >'»••*? - - f o .v , , not just for nlists who feel that loml.inution drinking. hot n. In end mol other (and plenty of it i lii'lped l.uild hnl.i i> pio.lio i-.. In cumlv, and this coiMitiy's In..on, a»*asli\ hitve othei f.a.ntMr*. W. D. Uariliner conductH O L L Y W O O D . Jnn. 12- (/Pl­ ll> ' l l II \ IIHOW N SHiN K somethin,, to lim it mI,.i,,1. t'utulie.,tit In Lat I nods ed the monthly meeting uf C ircle tl,*\ wonders of the m ovie.! \ • •»«# i.t i n i I'lr u n fo o d K riitn r of the Baptist Church In N '* ‘ hey re making Muureeh • nt •••inlr I., onr devrlupTeW |ihone 14H No. !i If V**ll fill* illll' Ilf f|||< Ill's/lilt' toes seem to hare lo-t then plaice the absence of the chairman. Mrs. t) Ham look like u la y . — figures show tlml. aloiii' will, no'iit- tiuw ii.tii .'Mitimr cakes, grain imuliet". I,,.,.,, ,.ntnig pie- l. io-t tool lillirigs), pudRoy Heel. The meeting was held Nm* ,y«« »««> think that Miss f(|. hlll|ll on Moiulay at 11:00 A. M. in O Hurn a well-known assets are i . (1W jess of them -ti'ioiilr amt suiely. ding-. p.ipoti |«, muffins, fried the _WnmiiT'‘-._J|l)d r O astroom . • Impossible to disguise in nmsc.l- | . Wfc.-U-do c..t( ."?■[......................., sbtuop. -.‘i!- an.! j.UK ttcully anyThe devotional hy Mrs. K. L . [ bjj* lonn Ina the script ol . ^ .... been downing with .<nr steaks and | thing .l-e y.ci , .m think ot come (iarrison opened the meeting and1 “‘"is of the Muskctters has a chops ami fiiilinn linddit- in-ti-ml of •unm .1. p.i, knge,| •>■ fioaten. It Social A n d Personal Activities CA N N IN Ii K IT C H EN A typlcnl I'xnmpl* waa tho natlonnl crisis of BCA In the allImpsirtHiit coal mining induxtry. The min* workers called for wuge reductions, claiming (hat the mine* wi-tru'i paying their wav lire,ms* of increased coal of prodiiclluu anil lusa nf mark iis in Hi* wiiil,I war. Tlia min­ ers weir lignind ruts and main. lailied iinmng oilier thlllga that, the troiil.le was the wastafu, nrss of p in * -1111-al ownrrahto. Th* workers *1111*1! for nnllonallzailoii of the mines lo nvetrnmn tills. Living cundllhins aiming Ihe miiieis in mnnv dlslrlcta were Icrnlile. In mnnv arras the min• 1 >' families were Imtli hungry mi cold, an I well know alnce I * ss statinned In London for the >P Ht that lime. The great ganesal atrlke of tli2(t (the world'* first general strike> waa an out­ growth of this sltnialon. Thera are plenty of British voter* who remember those tough •lav*. They also not# that the coal In.lmtryfinally has haan nat­ ionalised—under ihe Hoelllslx. Th# Boclallat government also has Inaugmated lla hlg medical wel­ fare program, which haa aa ap­ peal In England. Theao facta may register heavi­ ly when the ballots are cast. The rank and file are going to vide for the party which they think ran provide that "security flral.” There will he tesa Inter­ est In "private initiative." Circle Meeting I*ed Hy Mrs. W. D. Gardiner Friend/ of Mrs. K. r . Smith. Jr will regret to learn thut she i confined to Ht. Vincent's Hospita in Jacksonville where she undei went an operation. rvports were heard fro mall comnilllees A letter was read Hy M l* e A IIWilkinson from her son Hilly Wilkinson wlm Is stationed in India with the United States Saw lie told of conditions in that country. Following the business meeting the circle adjourned to theA s - 1 I •"‘■"e w l“ 1 ‘ "e a cticss masquer- , , 1 ailing ns u U.y the wonder men >lf J^c studio went t.. work "'><c " Thank goodness.' sighed M u u -I "•••' •;.k rcen. "the xciipl doesn't try * , | ‘U* " • «»H'««'h the cicd u liti .d the " i too lung. M> identity i* •' discovered quickly. i..c.o ' described the |ii..,e*s it ' , hl ’ proper costulne: '- s . w. Mr. und Mrs. It„v Blackliurn of .Maryville, I'eiu, u ii D'e guests of the Mm . Blackburn's 1111111> «lil» ,’*11 x r> bfothei and sistei-iii-luw, Mr. Hl'llilllv Hihiiii | a» llth'lM II COVIN • I "liicv IlH'il 11 and Mrs. J. M. Htineriphei ut e,l dish luncheon with the uthei ! «ui*"s that didn't work. At fust. eilcles of the church. Those a t - I ' l’" ‘ •• cape iiroun.l me. Hut • ii.tisttheir home on Park Avenue. lending le circle meeting were ,UI Hood. It -till »lui#i"' “ :' Friends will W glad to learn 1 Mrs. (iuriliner, Mrs. J. L. L e e .! * , ' 11 B"d aflei nil. ’ lie wlmle that Bobby Marrs, who was re- i Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. (iarrison. lessiom (iarrison "'"d '"'Kht blow. aantly Injured In an accident and .Mrs. O. V. Horuce, Mrs. E. N . 1 ,h ,v ,r l"d putting a dem...,-i has been confined In the Orange , C«iroll. Mrs. W. II Stovall, Mrs I " t j f *‘ ‘ “ 1* across my chest, lull \ .. .. Memorial liuspilul. was tr.ih s-| II K. McWhorter. Mis. Haltte * "ide anything. They11, ,i,„„„ fcrrvd Tuesday to tin-Fernnid' K miser, Mrs. A. (’ lleuson and *r "'d « few other trirks until ,i,|v.,i.it Laughton Memorial llospitul. H r ' Mrs. Rov llritt. "'"‘V decided to pad me. 1 filtilmcIs grttlng along nlrelv and able tn receive eumpanv. I s ---- -- BIRTH AN.NwUNfKMF.NT Mr. anil Mrs. Richloti of Cm,, I (il.blns .......... . the Dirth of u tlaugl.lot, Louise, „n Jan. H at the I Laughton Meiliurtul II..-pit., uitul. Mrs. lir. >WII IS III.' I Louise I'erkius of Sniif,.i,l Mr. uml Mrs. .811111 I noiincpil tlm birth of Pniui'lu Ann, on Die. Oiling* Meftiuilal ll»s| Bctlii'u will b<‘ reiiieinlM former Dorolhv Knd.i E. II. Slowi* To rulk To Civil* Department l*.<jltilillil tt. St.iwc, bind-, up* nrchitci t, will !«• th* gu*st -|,,>,ikci al u iiiuctbig of lb* Civi, D*|iartincut of ill* .Sanford Woinnti'- eltib to lie liebl on Wi-dncsdity at 12;,'|U o'clock. Ti.* nirvtlng will lo>gin with a covered dish lunch*,m |„ I,,■ followed with tb* piiigiuin under the sponsorship of Mr*. I'luule* E (Jinn. - They put enttnn padding atmve | evai \ beneath ‘ be bust. H int give, .............. L O lIg W O O d » straight line To cover the lit M IIS J II M F N K 'K ,1 * 'J,*1!* ell011 j 411’*'1*1 ln*nit ^ • • • • ^ Mur*'* rtlitflitly. riittfn iiiVfMNury, x%, , There Wilt ii iltli»fhtfiil birth- to° A woiiumV fiiruic i*«!iff«‘».[ ♦Iiiv |»urt\ fm Tuinmv Milwcc tflv- ' Tlt 14 n iuii'h; you ccn tn iin ly | h i l»v hi* iiio II hn on bi» tnKnft iro,|J»l 1|%I* *» wunmn'-t x" t»111111111> Sat tin lay in Lcagm* *»•'** biiltli'ii by Ioiik * " n" f 1 Hull. A IniiM- number uf bin pUv- I I’oa* ! uh<t *bi* wcur* u \%i« >«n«l I , ‘"1 ituitf* nml ilicit iumHiith wrr# h i . l'ub ,,VIM Ht*r flnwivi^ huh. Thut I ,u*411 '* utti mliinrc. tinntf* vtcic ployctl | *’»mi»b tc* tin* tliNKiiinf. y;*'" r itn«l humvent t* ih«ti ibiit imI with “ Thf *ccm* In wbidi I'm *lh ''kr »•*• tunntiCiil fm ms uf !«•«• crpftinv in vt'i v funny." *tic *trl- t % %at It enka** Mnnv bciiutiful iflft* niittnl. "| uni ptminy n« it nun «»f ' va«i«* i i t c I vihI by tlu* of 4*n»* «*I the imi*kctci*r*. 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Mis ICinest H arris hits return M"‘' " ' ' " im plays l,.dl, ,o id 1>, liei home after HpeMdilig u •" ‘ lie pielure -lie slso week in .Sanford Hospital. Sh" some seenes MS ,1 sets f t..M* ii co vein l fimu mi illncfiA. niuli Stia* II wem low-a nt p m i Mi- 1.Ilium Ill'll I in now in the s ,'l‘ tlint •In* .......n't llospitul. mi,“' i liec.Hecnke, n* lone a the Service nl t'h iisl t'liurcli tills *'•"* cull- f,,r it. But sin would Sim ,lav will l.e ut It:!!" A. M. [ " • ''t In weal plnnginc neel. T i le ll n in e l i e im i n s t r ii li o n t ’ ltih h a d ,in in t e r e s t in g s e s s io n T h i l l s da\ n ft e r u o im M is s W o o d w ard i.vei Mis. Dune,in pre- cm .up ,,f „l.| ninl new mendie. . tlie Imsiiiess sesslmi. ill the meeting Wednesday ......... There were 211 present. Befresh- followed l.v shllfflels.ui.l meiits ,.f coffee and cukes wore l.oiigwood (’aril ('lnl, ||„- ,,.. nerved l.y Mrs. S. I.. Tuppur and rcnlly l.een entertained l.y Mi. Mrs. Menick. an,I Mrs. Ulairles Wales Mini Mis. Tlie Tourist rtuuiKes in oiii .lit mi- t,,ii.ii i, left ’t the last .hi H u I *■ *** . .............. ti o i mt i m <>• i- on meal- has o f c ilm lim t s o i .h i i g i ap e - in i n io n |i m i. i . t in d lit io g f l ' l l i t , li'llio iif I " ill it |„ w e 'r e .n o n I ii i.m c n li o V e s, I n e n k f a s t lm nre-ed with t , i n , .............. Ci.rliic m id illn A oil. , led tt,1(1 W,. kflow \\v iii'nl u f'ltif sdium i«f thut vitamin ditdi i,.,no-i . n liodies . an * -Im r i< • Wlial m oo ,ml- |.o ti,. . , Imoi-i , b u lapw laii in - n |^i . >• n: n iMto|“ t haw C n ifa S aalh m tpggk udavgry st||| ....... .. t,„|„luvs at,,,..I i|ie ’ I got iti eating hatnt ....................... ,, . come, tin- not ihm ..m ,i 'i„. .1 ”i-*l * 1*.*’ " " " '..... .. •d.i.i.t i, Utlil ""pint, tin i" ... ....... lion, nun.......... o.o ..... -.......... t"’" Along with . It i „ „ . 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I Cluli had a large Harriet Drsch. " ' , a '■jJ' 4S 5. JH I Within a Short 'IIuk C?.OMOSGLTZER SAWS YOU The "cold shoulder” allhooatta makes news In th* aprtng collec­ tion of designer Adel* flimpaon, noted for making women look pretty even when they aren’t. This consists of a tiny scarfIlka bolero which can be shrug­ ged off to reveal a I,ear-should­ ered dress, the halero then hanglng In a sort of allng ganal at­ tached at tha waist. (|r Fabrics also maka new* in tha KOTtX < SAIIIS YOU 5C ‘I n 1950, the reason* for moving up to CadtUic will become to great, that If you contemplate the purchase of any car outside the lowest-price Arid—yon ihoulJ m tkt rum CtdiUrut first! Here a n some of the thing* you may look forward to teeing when America’s moat renowned motor car builder unveils Ut offerings for the ensuing year. You w!U tec four wholly new series of cars—a// with rnlirtly n/w SoJits—gorgeously restyled. You will aee tfltrs whose per­ formance is to outstandiiiK that to drive one of them for a single hour is to want it forever. You will tee scores of advancemanta and improvements which •dd to quality, endurance, econ­ omy and dependability. And, finally, . m i will »ee all tins in a car whose li.aest-priced model will actually com le u than cerium models of nuincmua other makes! Hy all means, M-e the new ( ’*dillacs before you uct In 1950. T h e y will glv* you th* new yardstick for motor car uualily—and value. I It won’t lie long I So please stand by tor the piercntation date for this community. FA ITIOKN lor I'KECISION $ is si s i l i H ' l t i t ' k p rr* t'rl|tlltiR ln $ » ds«MM ««#■ au sial |i I iim I«i m psaasa lirn llfa — u iin llrrn n illh iB fur MftMSial l i r r s - l n Illll II (Us II t i l l p R t l I lf • l i r m i n | f i i u n i | I mm |i l i « g F M « n r U I . %«ail h r r r to! T i m h b t u n ' * , I k U i n t M r r n U lulfaitt n l n llh fbr h l v t o r w i ilrggr r r •if R i r N f N t ' ) • ( H i r i i l i n r i M M i U l w h i t t r •h r •rn ln lto ii. Ibr rh lll ii m iI tl.r r % | i r r l r n r r * * . m n h r l i a r so I ( h r f l n r a l «| wmI H » i ln i M w i i n(I s h i t M l i ' . i U . . . nm l th r m nal M udrrN p r r a ’I - h N B lO H jf . or eo«a other —A ^ aaLa (Mm of sarvma TN flaraup on the Ch tlon aidetracked tN MOTOR SALES knout ! f HAI BUMS I Hi NAMi k l ( AU Hie , ,o I ' l ’.ll a ......... Ill .In 1 | “Cold Shoulder” Silhouette Popular TUs n. i . . .... ; la,, yaijnig d war \s a ,,„ t lt the iMititli* • . i . ..'it p<t m || mi 21I linvp t.( . n wlnttl. ,1 down Thunk lieaven f.'i'.V" V 1' * , 11 e s p o - e lie , I . .- 1 * “ 'e n ic e s t p a r t o f o »o- was diiector. sided | (uf | th e h n x o n i p o ta to '’ V o m g in - - i t lo o k s if th e s e re a d y -to -e a t g ood i f it 's « " in t‘ ..I til,- , ' t hoi fo o d s w e n ht-it- to s t a y , n it - llll'e r s o f tile M '^iO id le i lo ti . . a I'o . il f a ils h a v e h e r n w it h IIS " lo s * p ,| s a lm i lin it .i.d .o t i r t i , , i . f ..a, t .t .'.t i. f ‘ i *1;.- ■:a-t r,o I ' m c * — M lot >.f o iilim o > in . .. i n ,l 'I.,- o i.l. i nr i i d ,e l t .’d |.\ in n m ie n s * d e lig h t o l g m o in i'i in t i.■ t n, d ie t in g I ’ o n d - fa d W e lik e ( iiio s ii i'i . ■ t i ,.it ,H a lly to o k o v e r li n e ot t in .................. |,(I •' t ■• • i n n nt .......to im- p io in o t e r s f ,.,| o.rllls I.. |||* Iiidinihledlt �I I . 1 ‘rvi S i i p ? >Y JAfl. 12, 1950> • Be Held In Hr ASSOCIATED rUHMB • NEW YORK — Collnfe-football couchari voted to keep Iho twoI,OS ANOHLKH, Jan. 12 <tV> J A C K S O N V I L L E ;, J im . 12— — IIt. nt itin Elen Huiran, Mr. Come­ ( H p e r la ll- In U ir e a t U IncreuRing back of golf, and Hlammin' Sauleach day in the Southern, torn rav Fiend nuiKt wait u w ok f>r Cham plnnnhlp Outlrcmnl R e g a tta , their _____ I,ok Angeleri o[ien title ■the Inaugural rvee In -th e 10HO ; pUy^ff, Florida Grapefruit Raring cir­ They wore ret to aln*h it out cuit. Am ong the e a rly e n tra n t* tiro yeatordny over the raln-drenrheif country club coume. m irli fim im it nam e* an T um m y Riviera K I ook, T u m p a, F l a ., Don Kid- Hut 11> minute* Ircforc too "ff rid ge, L a k e la n d , F la ., Jo h n n y time, the Junior Chamber of W eatbrnok. O rlando , F l a ., Tom Commerce, tpnnimr of tin- *1 my Hugnod, Orlando, Fla., Or. 1000 tourney, decided to call 0 1" II, P. Hnrter, Orlando, Fla., .Ilm "In th" Intercut* of good g"lf ’’ Donovan, Jacksonville, Fla., WalHogan, bnppy at the ler I ’eteraon, Jacksonville, F'a., tinilty to rcit hi.* worn > (’Inis. Merton, Jacksonville, Flu and Snead Iwlh "mill'd In ti.-->fMnhrv Edward*, JarkKonvIlte,! Fla.. Karl and Dorsey Carroll. | j fl({ 0 V M l U „ f t w „ U v n U A> JackKoovllle, Fla. Other top notch' H, G, Hydroplane*, G Servoo M. A. i" Foot a") Yelvlnglnn, driver* have been invited to par­ Kunalaiuti C Hurln^ Ituindai All f'orjm veteran and former in* ticipate and their entries will lie The Jacksonville Oulhoa >1 atrueloi al Ihe Sanford School of ranilnir In within the neat few Clllli, sponsors of the the Re­ Aviation. Ini* recently Joined the days. gatta, promUea to huve the Itock- aide* finer of the Hunt Mercury The schedule rail* for the followaway Uvach courae, mcouc of lha (Jo. Mr. Yelvlnglon wu* rerenlly regatta In tip top Rhapc when ronnecled with the ailto pnita the opening gun la fired. Pit ilivlaion of the II. II. Pope Co. fnrilitld* are Irtdng conKtnicled Ttj I,a le T o CloMMlfy and thu Kpeclator and purkiiit; LOUT -Yellow Jersey butt headed ' nreuR have hern cnlrgnl to lake cow. V hraud on Jaw. George care of a crowd of several thou*Harden. Phone 1Ifi-l-J. and. * niM u irr* i .m i i m * platoon ayatem and a finger waa pointed al JO inori) violutor* of me *iinlly code in another ex­ plosive *enniun of the National i.'oiiegmte Athletic Aaaoclutlon. AN N A PO LIH , Md — F ik llK rd e la li accepted four-year conn a i l to oi- head football coach at Navy. ltaclny A R C A D IA , C alif. — Calumet F a im ’a gieat Citation, away from the lace* Hi uiuntlifi, relum ed al Manta Anita ami oa*lly won a »lx lurhmg overnight daah in mud iinii lain, scoring hy u length and ii half In 1:11 2iT, and [laying *2.110 ,’or two. M IAM I fJidtunel F i i i i i i 'k llewlli-h, voted i|ueen of tier divln.n In It*I!*, made her winter dolull el 'lio p n iil Park end fioiichrd i Ini(| in do e fini*h to Fighting Fun (fdO) and no elnrig*. N I.W D R I.KA N H Heat h Moaa if ig in , won the mile and a »ixtceulh feature at Hie F a ir Ground*. Golf I.tiH A N G K I.K b - Rain washed md the IM-liolu play-off I'-'.wcen Hen llognu eml Hammy Hnead in .In- l.o- Angeloii Open golf loiimameiil .fiod n g poatponenielil of Ihe i in* i i. %. i.— v mill* an,i match until next Wednesday. 1(1., l a . (I*. I. i .1 . HI*'" i Haakrlhatl i miif ,s|i,t i Uihipj l: o i *> M»»b> V db 4 11it l \\ v it I iti I* . /..II K iMiflll, j »• N KW YO R K The eastern \ \\ .«• i Iv y , !>u*kcthull league voted I s|,( o H t l t . i l l*r— A t i l t h * Mil** t 111 a< i <In 1 1 ' E v *• i* Fa v I .a lit *' uunruoimndy to junk tha Iw n -. hiiun I'UnKv ItHfiki', At I- ***h*•m i rule n flcr Saturday'* I .MinMint: | l hi4 k V*»»i . l l i t rV' n l 1"1 genie*, deciding that all gejite* will ! ll.ral S l l l l f 'I II III IR M i l l : — A Hl tfi* Mi l e * be played under the aainu rule* siuh. t i l ftwi -t r.indy ! lorn beginning to end. | • I- i » Ilf. I V• (.«« 11 •" .'I'M WE HAVE KIS.SEI) OUR PROFIT GOODHUE ON THESE CARS AND TRUCKS PASSENGER CAPS 1941 1936 1910 1940 1939 1940 1939 Sanford ■ Orlando Kennel Club Entries Notice To Customer* WE WILL NO LONGER REMAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON SUNDAYS. / * / THIS IS EFFECTIVE JANUARY 14th, 1950 H. D. POPE CO 200 S . P A R K A VIC. l a fia Al l f " 11n«i fti, Ms (S'lic i r / .Z M t lt ( 'll.M il.KH IIO N O RKM i 1m . w I HI II t II I t i l L : — .■V Mlll»» Mi l e S' FIV Y tH lK . Jan. 12 —(A*)— M H»•• hi I »• f i l m. I ur • i»i i, * "i J. Nell memorinl I mH hr* ThilfMi* I J i t , * "i *I *1**11 *H u, The Kdwnnl a win d foi the hoxer who had T» mi i h »4. m, ilii]ft*ri ( S a m m l f t i l I II It i t I:— A Ml i hn Ml l r done the moat for the nporl In V*>| h i I n s t i l l * ’. * m i l l i o n * s U m ill w ill be awarded lo Kxxard It'.I k I . ♦ \ v* l K* • t If. fifMi I Mill f'linllcK at n dinner tonight. .ill Eli* lit I'lh I! •■III ii K Hit f al l N| i T | « M i l I ---- A III! h* Ml l r The nwnid to C h ark ’R, N BA HuK'i I G i l l . Ill 4M, . h i r e r * * K r l b f A , i (-cognized heavyweight cham ­ il i rl I t iii Rel H ' l Ml t n i i i H k Im*. h i m i e pion, i* given iiiiiiuidlv In mainG n p . GnM ty Alm r«i*. M y 11*-*|u< orv of Nell, Am ocialcd I’reix SK U iM II H A M : — A Ml t ha MMr H i h « i H»»*r* Aii*ii < i «• k H G m i i • nporta writer who waa killed In ,\ L iim Turkl»li Tip iVlihUf* Malty * hi t I* M> Ml* " I f m i i i t i V lll.’IH whilo covering the Hpunlth civil war. Mnl»> i iM iini i i i t i : — .1 m m i»* MMr A lie lii eerie. Notional Holing T i m i d T e r r v , N*»rtIi w r s l *m i i , H im AKsiH'iiitbui coinmiRRlnner, will ro| 4ie. J' an m n i l . ,M e i e r Max, Mm V relve the Janie* W alker memI r i KKi t . . Me rry Li f e , HUv I Ms i . \ l N I I I 11 1 ! i ; - « l i i | l l "iiur mini nwind for long olid merlMbi* F a n i l , II i*k >Ii S t u l ! s i ' il'», 1 Dodge Tudor 1940 1946 1946 1937 1940 1941 1948 Plymouth Fordor Buick Sedan Dodge Tudor Chevrolet Sedan Buick Club Coupe Plymouth Tudor Dodge Fordor Ford Tudor Ford Tudor 6 cyl Ford Tudor Plymouth Fordor Chrysler Sedan Plymouth Sedan TRICI\S 1946 1937 1939 1941 1946 Ford Pickup 1949 Ford Pickup Stake 1939 Chevrolet Vi Ton 1948 Chevrolet Pickup Ford Pickup Inetrnational Truck Ford Pickup Ford Stake Truck S T R I C K L A N D -M O R R I S O N , Inc loliiiu* aeivlie to hiixing. nient. The IH-liolo teplav m *''t ! lot WedoeHilny. ,'o w r .r i.. K i« * ln lli'ii, oiler o two-over p a r I n«*t J*"1; I l a i t o r .Mr ro u n d of i I .lemlieil .own ini n ; > n i i i d i — n in n ,, t ill* thine 11 u :ia foi a i- , r'hi.r 'I hI.i . i H iir r u r n i K (* hole 2kli, playing like Ihe llogau lib'ini* i."';k *011 , , i|*iv. !.u|a;k (1|(| ’ Mill'll re . To|, kVIlow. Half I.Knal Snead, Midi Oil the comae ulu.li I logon flnlalied. needed hitdi -a on the filial tv.o kok'R for 2H:i. Ho get them with 1(1 and l r>foul putt*. T in * given Idol u creek at the 12,11111, fim l prize. Second *pot enriia f 1,1101). •iY i r AUTHORIZED The n iiitlie rii and umithern divisio n w itim ra have mot 2fi tlmea fo r the P a c ific CouHt Conferonco bieiketholl rlinm plonRhlp and the m nitliern team haa .won Ifi lim e*. y a rd DEALER I'HONB 200 308 K . F IR S T S T . TO TU I TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS OF SANFORD: (4) T hat by this Resolution the City gave a BLANK CHECK to the R. F. C. foi all expenses incurred by the R. F. C. concerning this project, both before and after passage of the Resolution? Did you know th at the esti­ mated costs 6f expenses in addition to construction are $50,000? Did you know that there is no limit to R. F. C. costs for inspectors, auditors, engineersu investigatorsf etc., etc., etc.,? The City Commission at its meeting1of January 9, 1950 adopted Resolution No. 770 requested by the Re­ construction Finance Corporation approving a Resolu­ tion adopted by R. F. C. which pertains to the proposed DockH and Terminals. yet s h o u l d knows (5) Did you know that the law authorizes a private sale of the contenjplated bonds (that is a sale without ad­ vertising), and a t such a price as will yield 6‘c per annum? t■ e , i ; . i (6) Did you know that by the Resolution the City agrees to comply with any and all other Resolutions and Agree­ ments required or contemplated under the R. F; C. con­ tract? THIS COULD MEAN THE BIGGEST BLANK (1) That the Resolution provides for $50,000. less than the estimated cost of the Port Terminal and Warehouse. Where are the other moneys coming from? * i (2) That the City agrees to operate and maintain the itarDA Terminals? Did you know that the estimated cost of such maintenance is $120,000, a year? Where iB this money coming from? ifsTsP ,, ''*«I ! 5 J ;V : \ \ irA:“ >1 1I. X (3) That by this Resolution the City bartered away to the R. F. C. all of its sovereign authority concerning the operation of the proposed Port Terminal and the opera­ tion o f the parking meters? The R. F. C. can dictate the location and operation of parking meters. * CHECK THE CITY HAS EVER WRITTEN. In my opinion the operation of this Resolution would metal an INCREASE IN YOUR TAXES. Investi­ gate. Talk to your Commissioners before it is too late. ;* , Jk . ffiL V; "- j i SLt S' - HR* - : • y> £ Randall Chase 11 January 1950, ' v y >’S m m | ■ — "' V- : �r* r a r g a g a g H W 5R& |$ & | I - ; 'y to* hanfobd THURSDAY JAN. 12, 1950 nriM»n MANrnnn rwmtm Central Florida l>0.nte Vvdra*8 Golf Georgia liulldogs ■Southern Colleges Refuse To Kennel Club Show ,,ro To HU Clrcuil Wallop Mcrccr*6M1 j ‘Invent’ Jobs To Help Athletics t'l'N I E V E P A . .Tan 13— (Sim \ T I I K N S . t in ., J a n . I J (,l*l Draws 384 Entries ■h? h m irM in 1( I’rto Ponte Y e ___ ____ I ( I n i’s hi’ nrt p ro fe s s io n a l. w ill ru n OH I . A M X * . .In n . IS t S I 'K - H ,l ,|r lo , , , r v " in th n t ra p n c 'ty 'M A I. I — T h r f.'*lH inln C it y A udi- d c a p ilr th e fu el Hint h r w ill h il tn rh im Is B iiln j: In |h e d o p * t .. h r tm ir n n iiirn t t r n ll un Jn iu m ev iln y . 17. 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" h o unit turn fur th e past Ih .o e y e a rs tin ie r son w a s itrim e.l Hunt ........ wu. k t.. i n I " th e H n iv e is it v s k ip jir t o f th e So u th A t la r iln ..I i l o i n l a i .'H im * I'l.iin n liiiB .i n i . > .*slrtd » v I ’ , i si.li ni T ( i Ite e v e s a n s w e r. " W e have (lee., n . k . . I ' u ia k . up Jnl.s fo , some of .. .' hoy , so ' h.'\ .l i t , pay l hen w ar and i ii*** * tile , m le ’« p i ..v is io n s r h e i r ate no honesl jobs Hinl In m e , •noiur1' ' ash fu r tJmt " W e r a n ', do d ................. .heal IHkT and We d m ,'I n ilm .i t ,, . fa ill We have an lion" , sv stem at the I ’ lllv e r s lt y l|o u w.. *■v|i.d a lm> fo. .'ill'll,l,,e ...... I Hum have him p n ssih ly r o n fio n l u* v .i i l , an in i u s a lio i, llu .i v . a , , i lie jitm ir h i m Him* T r i m , ' , M ln n t n i" " i i th e a n ,u ly >o d e ■ ’ S e h n a ,ixm s. S e i.f t i 'l , T e rri * .', ■ ‘ I ’ll Wllk’ ei we have f n w .i a ll, S h e n lv lm m T e r t l r r s . S t a t f n id s h i. ■ leth* s. IimIhi ship, ....... .. ,.i . ,.| IV , t ie rs , W eleh T e n le ts , W e t lllliv e, sit i(*s III,, -,/e and I , , , . ' . ' , I I , ih la n d W h ite T e r i i e t s , H o s t.' W e hnve -M, only I I >f t I i . , , , lu ll T e n ip|-s, H ull H u b *. C I iovv Chow ■ s.d u .la i sh ip s. I'oo dles and S r h lp p n k e s. " W e don't feel ,t , m ill lo de In d i 'i n i w ill la* i.'s u iu e d at a m an ,I that mu h o y . | >1u v I , . >11...11. M. hold heavy m l., and I , . >,, ta n , aiH il.'M ili s tu i,d „ ,d l l . i.n 'l he don e." I h r eod r. Ill the m il l , - t iio ila t r s H u ll no in s titu tio n rniiv " In ,» a ll, l e t .', t.v i n o iu ls m r , . w in d s and I hat s r lu .la i s |,'|.s ,n .iv l.n b iv u ii . nlv m . iisu.s ot . . . . at and l.n lu r h 'I'llo ln i sh ip \ l .. i o 1, 11a 'n s|,t ,oI, of nu a t),In in no, >i i* . oMitnun -u atu w ill, lltu s e iv ii." i . i n l i i . d ,., thu h iu h -so u tn llllk w in d ' d llu end,'. “ W h at w e i i r n l is upon . h u la , sh ip s fm n i l ,I , tin a l n l i l y ," the V i, K ln la u th le tii d iir e in i de. lin e d , " I . r l ' s rre o K u ixe it as w e reeiiB* id le in i'li srh n ln t s h ip ." ‘ M rivt paob ,. _ i l 1.00 yd. t /,of> A / / / / t j t o r / n r / r f f t r t f / r /o tf 7 / A*h>rt' f/x f/otft / t / S 7 \ ! / / . f / W . 1 /> /.y ■) / \ V! i m * k ’ t\ i i f *■ 5 U ." / Y ftS f /.. ft/u f/'i'/test. T.tVr . (jraiH, loop Inok* Slmly rv rry phnve ami (r.Mure nf thi‘ innverful, p a ir vriinif; C lirv rn lrt fur I'J.SII! A nil llirn v.'itTI kmnv it’s fit it mill fintM nt /mtetf t o u t I t in 's t r u e , a n y w a v v m i h *"k at th is c a r . fro m th e Cos// H takrs . . . anil fr.m ihr un Orr pnwrt ami sninnthness nf nprt.ilinn nl rfs i h , i nut i.imling rnginrs ami tun (U lts tin irlin g ilt iv e s ih r Iii ff|»’ \hnhliii il I' i ’ Wi i / ..in , i.i Hi / ’i m c r I f i i " i «r*r, f | ndil ili.vitt lo its p».ep r k h r r I r a u l y o f itv lln t lv h y l- iih e r In (he in n r n lr t m t n - lloll.il ryonotny of pun h i > j n, , , opi’ n lin n .nt.I npkrrp* fn tt i f its Iw n - t in ir I iv lir t in t e rio r . . . f iin n th e p e rfe c t Corin' in! See llu*. only low p in e d utr with all ilievr rr< p im iv c n e r s p n v in .e t il in ( ’r n l c r - l ' u i i i l S ir e r in y i sto p p in g i | i i a l i t i r s n f its C c r h -Sa fe in Hio H y d im t lic *1 m ajor n io to iin i’ mlv.ini i"i*v lo o k all aio in id il ami yon ll know it's \,nn hi >r till o r,■ mi.I h i n t Chtvrolaf—and only ChavraM —brings you alt that* m a|i» advanlapas nl ln w ..l m il NfW A t m . STAR BODIES BY M1HIR • NEW TWO-TONE MINER IN IER lU ftl . U N li K p o in t SIIIH IN O . CURVED WINDSHIELD with PANORAMIC V IS Ik llllY • RIOOEST OP A U LOW r m a n CARS . EXTRAECONOMICAL TO OWN—OPERATE —MAINTAIN • PROVEO CERTI-SAfl HYURAULIC BRAKES INTROOUCINO CHIVROLIf'S IRCiUSIVI NEW HOLLER MOTOR SAES %fc.y. .A- m i m s m :* - - ■ ; '• s e c o n d a h a i .m k tt o . ' 1 ' . 1I W w 1 ...., a . ; 12.T) .................................................... • ^ (‘ H O N K - • - .................... ‘ ............. * ............^........................................... ,--------------------— ................................................................. ...... ............................................................................. ‘■ •"‘sAt t -5 --------- — 1 - . u. �nrr** FLORIDA Some undrvidopeil coni Led* ii lire Durango, Coin., iiicii hid istlmatcd to lie 28 Inches title k. Much of Iho coal found in the Durango, Colu,, area ia uf coking quality. Rev. Turner Unvi*. Those attending the meeting were: Itev. A. C. McQueen, Rev, II. W. Williams, Rev. C I.. June., fter K. W. Woods, Rev. W. H. Hugley. Hev. F, Laws, Kev. J. B Km nes. Rev. A. C. Chandler, and COLORED NEWS Hy L O U IS E F G 8 T E H W E L F A R E I .K A f iH E M E E T S ............treflng of the Welfare Dip 'i* llusiness oi "'much Interest nmf welfare were dixrUXAed. Arming Milne of the tnngllrU’ ones win the siiKKestion thnt the Welfnro League stipply the Undergarden, oiietnit'd and siii>ervi*ed hv Mrs. Mmol Collins with seats 01 hrnehea loi Hie little lines. A (tel dlsrtlsalon, officer* for Vnii ItlJil, .vere eleeted, also piop. •oh 'HI i liil that m illsp.'Osnti'Oi loi ninety days at the mte of (tin Itollnr |ii■ i meinhei Is open lot the ineiensi in niemher to I lo in gntilittlion. The Welfare Longue welcome* ouch of om to join hand* with them, neeoilimit In Relieve Monthly Distress Wednesday. Jan. It, at Mt. Mo EIGHT C O FFEE Rich and fu ll B odlad V lg a r o u t a n d W lrtwy RED BO KAR Rev. C I,. Juries, pa*tnr. ll-l-M-T-H-S Mi imd Mrs- Charlie Carter id W Sanford me the proud nun-ids ■f twins, u hoy slid u girl. She vvili la* lelileinhcred as Miss Ellll Mile Itr oWI I din E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. Money Saving’ Prices (Hind Thru Saturday Rights Reserved To Limit Quantity ^ ffiM IA T DEPT. HAM S fREE TO OUR CUSTOMERS! Mi and Mrs. I*aac Clark nre the iiioint paicuts of a fine datrgh■*•1 She has heen named "Jewel durvii She i« the fanner Mi«* llaihaia Warren. BEEF COFFEE CIRCLE Tet. many who have ihoitqed ST. JOHN HAPTIHT CH U RCH Sundry Sarvt^PiT at “STCJohn Ii a p 11 * t Church were (rand throughout the day, beginning with the Sunday School. At the eve­ ning hour of Worship, 6 P.M., Pastor Jones iW.lterrtr* —fc» uiunioti sermon. Visitors were as follow*. Rev, lim y id St Paul Huptlst Church, I lem on Jenklli of Shiloh Ruptist t.Iu ii eh and Rev. and Mrs. J. Mil .-lii-t from the Stale of Maine. Weekly activities are as folluwa: Tuesday night, 7iflft P.M. Prayer meeting Wednesday nlttht, 7 did P.M., riah Primitive Church. Rev F Laws, pastor. The meeting opened with Rev. A. CL McQueen presiding and Rev ft. \\\ William, secretary. Th" meeting opened with a wniau spiritual feeling anil same ex einplifled throughout the meeting E.spressintis were made fiom I hose jiresent Much stress was put on the wmd "Cooper ut Iveness,” mid "]{e»|ioii»lhlllty, mentioning thni lhi»i rest not till one hut rarh and every ene. Tlmse mantlonad among the slrk were: Father Owens, Ills wife, and C v l i e i m i e t l t i g . Wednesday night, tLiWi P.M., Choir Rehearsal. I liiiiHilay night. 7:30, Red Clrele Meeting. M ild a n d Siek members are Deaton M e llo w llriH.mflelil and llrother Joe Smith, Mrs - Mary F. Olhsnri, reported O'CLOCK U P Clean, Friendly Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends wnir reporter. League whs held ut A llen Chapel A .M E C lu irrh w ith M r. W, It. |V>*fyiiI THURSDAY JAN. 12, 195 to U P (offoi lion) tuflte ot T h e J t j u i u l P iir e - w in n in g re cip e s h i i lie IM Is lo n t lin o .n u n t i r i i n l i\ J l l i u u l il a k l f i , C o n te ,i /*///»/>«») '« h ,\o K u r u J tt j/e * /.‘ j i o . c / r, j ./. iU K O U U .U t t A tompar able qualify non tav* i j . O O O (10 1St 0 pound - oi motel (am- A J e i l f l . n n r 'i flow /!'■« ( o i l pato A tf (otfeel You II utpet the rootlet h u h btun, (ui MRS MARTHA F IE L D S V IS IT S Mi Martha Fields Is >|iending s few day*-with her son-in-law and . •it,*III• r Mr mid Mr*. Solomon Wynn in Daytona llencli, Fla. tom-Giound to o id ti, q itet it 0 flavor ul lo tu ljo iy (juedM U (hot ito llf tlltkl: iform Q ualify s | JA M ES C L A S S M E E T Meeting ol tin l‘iay Class of Jit. lame* \ M E Church mi-1 Ian lo. IlifjU a ilti Miss Joellti ('of |re and Hmthei Samuel Wright. Sr , presiding Y« a r a f t e r Y e a r Order of Her vice: Solig "A Charge Have." PRESERVES 2 u/.. Jur 25c Ann Ann Page Piepared Spaghetti 22 oz. can 17c E m it Cuke “> llts. $2,!M) Orniiic# l'i Kiif Neetai Tea 1 (lit. 27c Ann Page All Flavor* (iiuli flown Puddings A A ll Cor Ill'll i»kyr. fie llir f Hash l lit. can 27c A A I' No. 2 4 Sauerkraut N» can lfic Su ltan a No, 2 4 Carrots. Plum Prunes can lik* I \\ Idti I'olntous “Super-Ritfht” Top Quality West urn Meat New Improvcfl Margarine D H ADE A FLA . Look for NUtley m the bright yellow rattan. It‘- l-ettar than ever due to new improved for­ mula. It'* rlrhrr, more nourishing, more delirious than ever, lie! a pound today, for here I* a leal value. Unrolott-d - new flat I lb. yelluw A c carton. R SI Now Colured Quarter* in bright yel- A A i > low I Ih. carton. ■■11 D R ESSED ARP Apple Sauce ... Nir. SI 2 cans BACON LIVER SPARE 27c Munnyfiehl Fancy U>ng: Grain Rice tuna Sliced ut llalvat Peaches No........ Cold Mtieam Pink Salm on...... ROUND Ions Yellow Song—"Jr«u* l.nver Of My Soul." Hym n No. JOH “The Fo u n tain ttf A tonem ent," w as snug try 1)14 1oiipit'pniion. P ra y e r — Riot tier A n d e r » o n llro w n Hev W h ile selta-ted for Ihe S crip tu re . I*a i« h (ill. Ton ic v i a "V o n 1 Mind Stayed On H im ," of which rnni'lkc statem ents were It ie s in lrd to ihe congregation, t id ie r a l testam onies were made by lliose p rear* lit. Services clo-ed w ith the *ong. "H ie* Re The Tie That R in d ." R ev. W. S W hite, pastor. M rs. W illie F . Presto n , sec'yu-port*r. AN N O UN CEM EN T Mt. Moriah Primitive Church at Eleven th Street and Locust Ave­ nue, announces the Pastor's, Rev. F. Laws, anniversary to be held Sunday beginning at morning serv­ ice throughout the day. The asso­ ciate Church of Kustis of which Rev. t.aws, pastor, will take part in the services throughout. Mr. Moriah welcome* all friend* to come and worship with them. MICK Mrs. - Alice Henderson la 111. Her friend* with for,her a speedy recovery. ATTEN D T H E CHURCH O F YOUR CHO ICE Bethel Baptist Church, Rev. I W. Woods, i, Pastor, Pastor. St. John Baptist Church, Ewe. C. L. Jones, pastor. Trinity M. K. Church, Rev, Wm. Bmwn. pastor. First Rhi* 1 Rev, J, B. I Second 81 Rev. Mickle, Mt. Stool ROAST ^ 1 Prayer— llrother Samuel Wright. I Rev. A. C. Chandler announce* that th* Firat Quarterly Cunfarenc* will be held Friday night 7:30 P.M., at Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church. Dr. J. A. Robinson will deliver the message Friday night, Sunday Morning and Sunday Night. Pastor Chandler is gib­ ing all members, officers and Iriends to ba present. All official* In every rapacity of th* church are expected to make full report*. Come and hear presiding elder J. A. Rohlmoiy Ann Page Salad Dressing: Keep tirnee." Page 14 o i. Jo n r P m k e i To Prayer llrother Roherl Him ders Script lire First P r i I iii , read hy Rrolher .Samuel Wright, Sr. Hymn No 223 - " A n i i i l n n Tomato Ketchup btl. 18e RED ROME APPLES 5 Ih. Pakettes thiit teijinn Ik ptlal Church, Rev. W. & W lfg i peator. ___ AiteentUt OhUfch, Sixth and Ptae Avenue. WATCH PO E YOUR CHURCH EACH DAY ONE MOMENT A T A TIM E “Yesterday l, dead—forget It Tomorrow has not came don't worry. T*4ay ia hero—use ii*r lieorgiu POTATOES Western CARROTS .! ONIONS COFFEE MILK 3 SILVERDUST Sea Leader SALMON :: 29c lisrdrn (lift Sugar PEAS No. 10c 30.1 Can F(» AU C.-r* MOTKTIC- While Hon** or Mott's No. 303 Can KRISPYS 1-lb. pkg 1 9 ^ PII.LM HUKY HK.HT FLOUR 3 IU . 43c 1U His. 83c 23 lb s. $1.89 Apple Sauce 10c HEINZ 3 ItAKS Nil. 2V» r» n l.ih b y 'a W hole Tomato Soup No. 1 CAN Peeled Apricots 220 |O0 17r1r* C SHIPPED........ 46c L u u J E««5rte' <ird' AlTrm fcsV _ _ _ ___ deverbloura Med. Old. A, Mian. JEWEL OIL FA PPLE* ut 2 4 * ^ Foocy Apple 470 NIBLET CORN 12os. can Hart’s Fsoey CA TH U P TOM. J U I C E ..... GORTON'S KeMegT'a k a is In b b a n FISH CAKES lt M .C M H c EKtev'a M at. can . KRAUT ‘ Standard BLEACH ^ BARS �- i w sa ' ‘ -=............. y. • 1 THURSDAY JAN. 13, 1950 PAGE SEVEN t « f , S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A mm I tuppot* thtt* u i thousand! of midwcit kids who still hug this legendary Jesse to their hearts. White-Bearded Gent Claims He’s Ole Jesse James New Drug Developed to Combat This pleasant mildewed memory would he shattered m ightily If It i Dreaded Coronary Thrombosis turned out that, Instead of being murdered hy a tra lln r ikonk, ole PI r rlf( ill. Ian I V |lT*l 1 l "inril I 111 Pp.il, Tn.rlir .1 Jesse bad been taking It on th* R; H A I. R O V LK p io ffn v r hat levester) a net. thug llial mat , m i|,w n I l . i I a t la il. ami lam from the law for almost SR NFIAV Y O R K ,—i/fi—Thfr>’< n ranlankernii* old galoot In town >ears, We want our heroes and mtr sate mine lltan 70,,'00 lit r . a tear. I a fit! W h o pays bp's ,I p » p J a m ., and to Hlf g a m e ly -w ll h their i l m m e s a t i , w a . d - r |<’ i '►i 1 If. "A *| — -. lit Itl.llln W*„. —I.III. .i "F i f n_If ll., I. .r jj; i r . I wUh hr wouldn't «av It. fh e ^ tM tr " . k .iilif Wouldn’t It make you a little , , . . , . ■ , . , , , , H*11, m, , tIt—r*- i. always tin* mill .(.M y *F»-IH III i f l|.. ' r »(«id 1!.f slrk, even, to hire an elderly paper" M '« Wwtt “ 'w .a,.I < ,.> .1..................... . fin lire. ,0,11 tit i! might tip trup 1 IIn ." 1.............. . th e piptentirui p i e t r n t o o i ,,I id I hanger <n e •‘i l l 5U «,e*r» . "He tel Oetrlttpeti lot the I lI .fa ,. J hate him turn out | l*M 'nn.iiim .m and il l* * manV nun II . H - ja , a4,u, ‘ W - a ,i i i i i . i i n i’n . . . . . i n - ------J.-hiea 1 ii e iialriii. tm TtTt........... ,t'rrtain ,*. . i . i „ It. f l i " d r mr; a. ,,l . l / <ttiiatlm,i In life — re'* •t * *H * "■ H M i'tt ii a ti’ h W ith h r: u n e m p lo y e d pilre pertain ending.,. And the befme the fV ;-h n ig h Ai r*df*mi, adroit "i.ff ill *"| p f i i 1 Mis' 4 It 1IS t, | i ml i an unit way J. Fran k Dalton rould Medii-ln« la,.i night M i I f r | i| H *p h 1" I hr gent who rla liii. lie'. Jesse -atisfy n . he is the teal Jesse i t«| td ln i M , f " I ' M ali*), ||.,.' Jam e. U a tvlille tipaiilpd, bed......................... James is if he weie winged and I f ||l AA, ,U y ■ .< f| i. i . r . f r II U Miiden ,.,a„ mimed J tra n k Dal l , aptmed hy Hie FH I a . he stood. ' Medhal r,.iie« e ^ " i k m nl I ll » , i• • l,*«l m i n, who lerta llilv m .,l,| and rei , •K . 1. gun* fi....l..„ flaming and beard* d u m iu n of “ih . Ametl. ii , I l f h 11 • M Is 1. , '«♦'(,*.•, * I *»i lalnlv fan m ss like a mail out •tieamlng in the wind, trying to \ ..n U t l.m rinvm itte,. f.u ei fm f i alu h I m 1 th p e i m *1 . 1. . f i . f Ihr Ia.t i-eiitiiiv. hold lip a tiain to pay off the h i,* ,.,! ,-l »| . ip f .!*> Vs . , I I IIU ' miv si , v . (lint I lilt law Jesse Will morlgage on some fore widder’e I ' l l " F lltrtf t\ f s ) i<di i ....a J alilt’s, while living in SI Joseph, •hark I ftsf * liR t f* iU lllf »ff»H I I •111*' ;4M "* » • *• » l|*M. 't o . node, ilm Ivon de n lsM of That t«a. the Jei»e we ioditved f . I'F t t t 'l I Ii >tl> d m " f I IfF t ijlig d I'l t ' t. I "I Hi Howard, w a. .hot in death on ui ‘-although lie pro',at,tv never .. tl«»U I 'M H IM I V .»!.♦ • • • M i' I 'lo ll It. IMIJ Hr w a, plugged u v# t t i l t r t £»U \ in >'UIII | f» ,r f im | (|l4 U | t r w v itfM ' • II , • ! *a f i'ili twldml li\ a inomher of tit. grave, Jes.e, i l l », ,i . f he i r-riH'i h^i *** \ r«t"< t t » ' 'til t'alid, Itol, ford, tvldlo hang T't itfUF Xfill g n f s fit « n ; k ’I M "' if ,* , 11*t■ uP ■ < '»g t p liliu r i I * A m iI , hp it pm * Mi ' n I I v • i II,,I, tot, -ftp, all th e., tears, M ptnn« tn I h f l i l y fR T tll!)*. t**p t ItinhiM i* flip l»(* *pm| i'4 I hm h ■ t iiiiy Mi. t,i along iio n rs H all,,,i and „<v« no, SlnkiRUg rtovlnr# i»* ' ' I f a i r n ’l Jes.e Hus* Was killed China l» iiFtrlv tlura Mnita »* ' Ho f a p1, 11itp I r1,1pif tfit* . ,'lltV ill I4.'1 ...... I ,M1*i * 11 11 wna C li,u Hr Hlgeloiv, .1,1) HM la ig r as T o ta* 11 iMfri mil r 1." t t ; IM11\ hpt iiu I* in *s"iiip • * e * r #• o'loo oirmhio of Hi,, h an d f|M« 1... 1, i i ■ »U Dirt- ton led t ’hat lie , , Je -.e to Mi p h id , *k I f fit a I"*" ' Ml * 1 , Miff f1 1■" r t . 1 . 1, ol I hr fedetnls i,ml I,,.,,, The h ig h ri op a mountain one *«M 1 'l.s . .m l tiPM-p ft* 1 If ii i n a; 1h*» In i .1 i f..... 1 htni . fop,' I nod |,,w Ii , i'll m .' «inr r td»l »e| hlo hilig 1*' *f |,i‘Mli>11111M|JP 1hi dii' ii 1 •-.1 II. |. •. M J Irw iil I'd io n IMi .*1 |,i+ “ ' If Mil S fl. i tnilit 1h** lr,*d"'i: ' F.#p"»i it-•l.a M-Fi! I It.a, | HM1 t " or and j to boll. ■a.’TSJ X3S-S5S?' “ I lie THINKING FELLOW U 8KI) CARS rId e a th a i; At All I ( , ! i i it> i<> H u m 1ft In t 1 Mi» 1 i i ' I • <m< AVI', I I " " I K " U N 1 IN A * .' I M . I nine In ’ •-< A- io»io'eil tt si, AM (( PHONE 14 4 4 ■ Jt Hour Service iW J/l'ONN U 'iim w rS K I) < M’S aJlfrl l li. n- Al ( , t it YELLOW” \s l"v» C A B CO. trunk H' f i TTf U • l m c e i r »»*m m : . I »■ little* a J in K atiil »T. *>w ( " i,' r u > ! ‘i n \ I AsSlllONS 11 i I t » 1 | > t n 2.H • n It P 1 to SO M, r ....... N . r .1 a 1 • , ‘ t» • H im Stuck " 1**t l G kh»n Airha^A - f I HPI f* H IP f Hm si tt \ 1‘e l l r , r | | . n is i a - t h e r e a , r i h „ . » w h o h e lle , • •A h I tf vim I r a t e - h o r .e h a ir In a la i » f w r it e r ii w il l to r n In to a . n a l r . „ | i | J e a m w ,o ild he In g h on In 11‘it t e a t s o ld , s o m e th )eg o f a 1 “ '■"id In H i* to itia w t iid u s t r v T o H ie o f f r i r re -1 il it * m st*Pf n f i n « t ; ii iiitl >t Srest Is a . . j ft t-‘ r ^ »- I. I h " I f rI*'*k F, ! il|l ff I li t tfi h it v u li.t sp F n t Ilk Ii \hiM itj in tin* M U^nm l hfttm t , " f »(*f i Ipill ui. T n ii tliFri *■ *\‘1II I **11 " f till* Hlllll fffU 'l’tl wlm tjF fF rtfF fl III t | * t <l»HFMf|#r H im t p■ I p| { f hi* i i r l i H ifi ftFlpp I | Hli- P " fi| | H u ii |" u - v m it h m h i I p f 4 wh>* h im *Ai i bf iiiiv p t h U t" !tF .*f g U rn n r t h i " H i i u | *<i *l l«f him n f t F l i |r*j* 11* \ -s H I m»V ’I T f" iF n rp h f h r m ip li r iiM ii i" u m f hm iAHA f ' i f y . Iif t p i'h il iif f im lm i: %»»t»iF " f , h n M f«»l 11»■pt , \ fi 11 it iirtlfl tf> I k#'* p t l i r t f ‘Ml liilf k H IlF il \VF r h iilif* '* | t h ill » .h 'n t H "h | ‘ ’ Ih p l» iit v I iMli» f*"W f« itl. " 'Ii« j5h*»t M i Iln W iiM h A n d [ will Pm »r in i n h 1■«ii v *■. f ti i y h it ip l i h p k m il m id and \ fn I K Jl'MHi’ \vu . t h f H l j l l H H f »f | i FI n il u n d p i d in iil, fl • till tiMV•* iht»v ill* '. Htfi, h id ii»t* I »**t*k JA N . VUN JA N \ Q & 0 Tl/fJ, HWi AHH \n 6 1 2 3 4 c* s *9 It? 11 12 15 l£> 17 IS V n 23 74 lb Jf 15 ?A> L/3 * ■ d r e s s to h u n / - u p f ,\ ‘ VVf, t in Doris fn7 / r/ v h . Dodson’s original and exclusive prints B EnER MEALS WITH LESS W O R K AT LOWER COST... t o b# worn *Vf in Ontrnl M " where aupint h»n*om c»h» roll ilong. R*yon cm * de chine U ihintd inro • dtinry •Mjn| die** trimmed with nyon velvet hutroiu ifld fftlh Skirt fullnepti drop* •wiy from thUrtd pocket*. 9 to 1). M I*T tO YAL O M IN SEE YOUR ELECTRIC DLALT.R T O D A Y I BUYING on BUILDING, IE SURE pour Electric*! wiring ii designed for All-Electric living. *12** |E H 1 illPIti," Sprin|lik«u little bird* th*t "SfUsk ’n'Dtik" I .y j . I I ‘ * ■ ® |f . ' n,him r n m r d i n lenmv •f | i:* * I llm u fa t 9 Ft Ft e*t TPinf,*r4 R* w ett t refrt*hlnj «nd tov*hr luit o f r*yon crepe de chlne. T h e Upei* »nd oep um »m toffened ith tttieta ttiffened w with ttA ta imetlimng. intttUmn|. D o ru Dodton * primitive *cettet print. 9 to 19. _______________________________ o m y navy th ittn Jnnhtt fnm » 1 M » Am U »T.', «, . •* . • . : *. V-w . A eiA* jL\.fK~7r i* ^ .' * ’5m . ! ff- i jatt �» f- phild Guidance s Modern Method )f liaising Youn^ Tenderay PfGGlV Quantity Rights ileaerved Price* Good Thru Sat Jan 14 I ’m 1111 I 'l il m in li m i o f tin- il<* .t lo |jt - u ie iil n f i i ..'.a g u id a n c e , « r Went tu T f lir lm r i (.'nllt'Ki*. <‘n , lulnhlu Ih d v e m lty . Hen*, III 'Pet rival M, Symonds, Ktiuiui II •Rhecnhv. C h a rlo tte lip ) Point no.I ,'Ortrm ti- H rim ill, npfi'lalintn in chllil jnifdillit't* mill ..................... . * 1,polled *11(111* uf tli* 'niiiwi'r-. J Th« t in t thedriOA of child ‘ ftolilntii'c, 1hey nuy, Were concern-ed with I lie iilivale’Al well-1,eimt [Of the ritifil. No ,nMUfnpt wn« inmln In treat hlMVtv4* «n in­ dividual, lull r a t h e r ,'* * Imper; tonally tin 11 VcyMahU., Psvchnlo fftetn wen* more innW rncd wltii advldnp parent* h * n lo lechni lOiipp in i*iitiii|f * ohlhl tn ilu something limn in detcrminliiK how the rlilld fell about It. A h lute »i 11018 parent* we*--* •ailjiht it wan nil|y In »how rliilill i'tt ti**i miirli nf/olrim i. Tin* rlillil Win In |,n etym’Tderrd III tfllei lim llv milliirp, '’III' win In l,c lie n ln l in n ■jwuitif miI ii I' Pediatrician* ttented tin* chli I »■ 11 mechanical ilejn with ' Uvi'ttul n*iiniipit to fc'Ahere rlgidi tO tchedldc* In* would M l, hi Michigan Yellow f c lixieCrystcA Ccut&Sucju y s I Brisket Stew Bacon W ilso n Certified . i n i , - y i i ll c ptu- erdun-a lownid nn effective pit, pinm In-cil mi ii,,. Indivldmil child. I*i*u|ifi‘ will ,.ibj iimri* uf their own thinking, breaking iiwtiv fi. in y-ictn* uni In in eiii/ Jllllf’ l'llll llt 111 III |(f 1^11 illlllll-llluli' •Itimthiii- Ii this Ji*|tpwiit, they * »tty. |ieu|ili inir:til icnlly grow into mntmitv. Father* wilt p«*,t)iU|iHt.i in„i. In chihl tr.it lug, A f in i nlet mlml^'fn of |>pu |i Ih livo io h i ......... ear*, we will r hove I he iinimi't nf tH veinl yen *. eratlonu mi the v child, lim eliinilil trio I to lieltrf relalfmn *hl|i- m l Mien children and filin' Center S lice s lb. 89 AlOumgli television »«• l view type pul. on tile flat end uf a tube,-,|t «tll| I* railed acts of illthe picture cune-*ha;ied a "screen." Y o rk akyauraper* havn V window* that nioat of lilrp II rfitu ta r cre w nf Ex. Fancy Pears Winesap Apples Shank Ends lb. 2Sc Whole or Halt lb. 45c Butt End lb. 39c Ja ck Spruit Piece 1 sm all, Meaty Young, Tender Haby Beef Liver 1 Fillets Dreiai-d Gtude A Shlppod Med. Size Whiting Boston But! Locker Plant K reih Superbrand Eggs Id. Oyifers Dreiied Span Mackerel New Kay Natural Cheee Yellow Daisy Cheese Quarters Redi-MixJ Qleo FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 101-W-i:ith St .................. Phone K FRIDAY unit SATURDAY SPKtiALS WHSTKRN. BONELESS, EltESII HAM ROASTS lb. 59c i^ rrow ax I L llU ^ d l Dll as lo A b iu iln q Lustro WESTERN BABY BEEF LIVER 65c 50 Rt*d Porch lb. 3 CAULIFLOWER ('ruliH 2 for 450 1111.Y INIII*. J! 11fV iooz. 29# Conccntrato 2 fr. 450 lb. (T)RKI) PORK CHOPS PURK tiROUND HUFF DOMEST1C CUT KAHHITS Swift's Bland Lard Lunchbox Favorlts lb. M g ib. U f lb. M g Sw ift'n in g A rgo “ Corn > Pillsbury Flo u r Proctor & Gam ble's HIKE TO OUICUSTOMIRS! The ) Grand Pfias*wlnaiag recipes la th« Pillibury 1100,000 G rsad Nstioas) Baking Cosw it I'K IC K A N 1) Q U A L IT Y ! W II A T T A C O M H I N A T IO N L O C A L . O H A D E A . D H E H H K D & D IIA W N Fry e rs lb. 45c HensFRYERSlb. 49c F a c ia ) S o a p Cnhaere l u q B i t FH.LRT8 OK HF.YH.KD The liijia i Inii'iit of Agriniltuie sav* vein* vliihle on a cuw’e udder dn not iui-«**arlly inillrale the ainmiiil of milk she will give Potatoes Smoked B ic o b HOME GROWN FRESH FROZEN Florida now ha* Iwh catle a* ’flu* ItHiH-al! u sells Iwo In tliri'n tnm Ion. director of the yin calves «■* |iti*-wur, ..avs luia] Kiti'iminn Met vice. Texas Hams Wilsco! outside ii m | Florida 35c Hamburger lb. Grade A Crossed, Drawn Quick Frozen ill. n m Kmperor \ Tendet Prime Hickory Swsst! fltM* OlIOBS Sirlo in S te a k Rib R o a st * C h u ck R o a st Lb what in m u l in v a iim i. himiicc*. . 1m buck, Wi* urn te*ni|H*riuse land ; knowled**' with cominmi aenai*. J flttlilK nction* to npprlfii- nitnathinn. Tmlfiv, tin* niimt iin|mii taut ilut\ or niiithi'r I* tn iihiiw her chilli every lukeii nf InVw and nffec lion. Wh know, now. pernunallly dcvi l<i|iini nt 111 I'liililieti depend* mi till* warmth n f i m e and mil mate c o iilu t* etfmdcd hy parelite. What n n wh predict for cilll l guidance ill tin* next liftv y ru n " Our expert* -ay tin fiehl in ilcvelujilliy to tin* point where * eet uf principle* i. evolving. The up will help trliuiil Iciirhcm Pulmetlo and Third Sts. 314 E. First S t T A IL -R E A D Y COT ExcessJVonto, Bone A Ferf YtsmuvetrBtetertrM sar ia - Woighed & Priced hif rMIdren Junior knew lie m V e r t nf ii fam ily. !!iit lie illi] tin' e if .v ,, . n.tr' W —f HTF ivr :* TTTT" p srliru ln r attention. >_\ 7 Pilliltkry't 150,000,00 it Ns JKm m J V d ttr kitin g To ritit 11 0 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 Faonul Butter * S U rlig k M int S n tfriu CSsMs* 4 000.00 1 , A Annl Cnrrit’i Bnn BnmCnii Velvu Dixie Darling CUT 19 JNymoutl TENDKK HOUND STEAK .... CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS AM, MEAT BEEF STEW...... Dilacoll Frozen Ifroz. Package* Strawberries 3 Frozen Baby VEGETABLES GREEN BEANS .... J 1949 Fora C M om 4 Door Sedan mm BABY LIMAS ....... J GREEN PE A S....... BROCCOLI J Frozen Turnip SOUTHERN DAIRIES BEALTEST ICE CREAM * ...... fl Fully _ Only m Ho. 2H Alssa S 3 rsa 2 S ) S° A P 2 B a th C a k s s PalatoUre Soap �"Sr:- Wfc . j |M |I nr HOW TO C.1CT HURT1 "Leghorn" Hat* a c tu a lly « r« SA N B ER N A R D O . C alif. — W ) road* in Fleaole, a lurburb of ■ Chi Ih ie f — The display can* in police floranee. William D. Gllchrlat’a outer offlee feature*: A ra iu r. Made inerted into a section of ruhlier hose. If the vic­ tim gt-ta hit he gets cut. If he Optdmatriat grabs It the attacker pull* It through Ida hand. No hand. A alim little knife with it string attache.) U S Magnolia A t *. Phone S i2 to the handle. Hung from the buck of an attackers neck, he can whirl it Into a victim. A bi­ cycle chain with a friction tape handle. It leaves a charateriatlc indentation on a akull. An iron ball on the end of a chain. A piece of lead-loaded pipe neatly bound v11. . i.. I'fi.plr n ate I. tape Ruth henditi-he Halt's 1 lit.! ■ Tile* ehiel * Tidvlca lUtUuA On.;. . t i l l l u f t l i t v r iu la il if i *: itch of dtp niviiiA. i haling, common ia»h, ctmfronteii *CvTlTi sUcl, ■I.U il MMjf H in the hand* of hoodlum*. "Do coal II Iftial —rrhcl l> | i r . l ll> nothing. There’* alway* th* chance Dr. Henry McLaulin LM I-Intii| laliaf Ur Italy Shi* Irritatiaa rv uJ 4liglbf«n| From where I sic... Scoop Blak* paid u* a friendly call at Ih* Clarion'* oltl.r last »*rk aad w* ware talking abuul whrn h* was a reporter her*. “ Remember bow mad I gut when 1 found out you were writing that election story right from your dsik?” 1 asked him. "And how I mad* you gst out and Irani what a shsriff’s.Job was all about?" “ I i u i * do, Joe," said Scoop. “ I want to thank you for trucking me c -m e iiii'u iis i'ii k uk— ptitm ig in: my m t r and finding out th* facie, that is.’’ Then w* both had a good lu ugh bec»net he found out jc much that. i Joe Marsh Leghorn hat* take their name from that of the Italian port through which they are shipped. SOTICtt Ireeal Notice is YOU M AKE ANY D E C IS IO N LET U S S H O W YOU TH ESE B E A U T IF U L L Y STYLED N EW CARS The Italian |mrt of Leghorn N iiT H ’ K »H H K it Hit Y IllV H N . T h .il called Llvurnu in Italian. iti.es Suhmnil luiUicr «»f T o * r « i tirtiuitf No i V|. lANufil tlif 7tli tin A strand of glass If. times uf October A t». INJ&. In«» Him finer than a human hair may lie *iim** In tnv tifflt*** uml how til |irii fan- a lo t to Is#* stronger than steel. Ittmifcl th*»roi* H a lil c e r l l f l t in* fllil'l Hrra Um folloM lli* tlem'lib* *1 |)rti|iftMV If* 111# 1*1111Illy Of H*'in The United States ight H ln lr of Flo rid a . U>*wtl ka from Russia for 17.2>00,000 I mil*, N 40it ft «>f S 343 ft of loot in 111(17. 54 8t JoBf|ih"ta Tilt* It W I*Pit flue-III tif Ih# paltl he may not use it If lie does, pray that his aim is had. known. % l Tiil«tgn Maid trrllfli'M l# aliall »*** ilt't’OftilllH It* IftW, t Iir rr'i f’»’f i > dt*tt,' I*||*»»tl ♦n#srp1n Will iJW at'lil t»* I he- tr|pffirMI lildtisT ol Ihk* i lMlil IttiOffe* door oil I hr ilra i Mondial In the- month of tVhrtug * iV'Mt WIsla la I* .Of. til It d,i i ' K th rtm n I w.'im 11*1*4 1Ii | m '■f h tiny of Ja n tot it (a-dc**Ilia'll I Ml. Meet ul Km arl i'lel. g te ^ - a r* y .r,v i* -a * 1 fin pffty under ilii* Mild ce rlirU ’ai*lAtiUFn"" Wilt iu lit** lUMIt# uf K u L o n ffw o m i H o te l krraliiH llnll» friiiu %iMin Mi H I*. H, SM O RGASBO RD I.U N t’ l l EO N 1 Neui.Ne aU ^new __________ __________ b m u ftj »* I* IIC It.N lH lN <'lc*f k I'ltin ll C*niirl. p4**till tin*11* mi ui*\ Florid D IN N ER Mesas fr»M SI.Mi alaitls suhm lllrd for l-artls- anil tlsiiiiuela Personal To Women With' Nagging Backache hrYwrCOW H darn If he didn’t run and gal alerted sbsailf H im itlfl From where 1 alt, w* should And out the fart* before w* try to talk about anything. When we do, wt'ra iiirlinrd to be more tolerant . . • we're apt to understand a little mure about the ulher fellow’s pref­ erence for, say. hi* political candi­ dal* or for a temperate glue of beer now and then. I aay, If you don't want to get tripped up, doa’t Rf FO RE ___________ L W OF A R R U rA T tO R r o ll T i l IIK K D (k s p lv r IT4AT • ( IMA R IL IE F A T LAST Why Scoop No Longor Works Horo . y ? PAGENI NR THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA • r m iM a A T ^ A N j^ w o Cnom ulsJoi rali*T»s proenpdy bocaus* Ab t»t «M*r« ilfM i and itlilH i m#r* It got* right to the mat of dr* trouble •«#rlUifi, p i rresits siiitdilnf of tiyoaur* (o to help lo m m aod e ip tl g e m Udon rotd •vmflirtirp «ktw* down hldlWF fwiifik»n. I his* map trail many folk* In com­ Phlegm end aid nature to roods* and plain of nagging harkarha, Inai of wp and a**l raw, tender, inflamed broocbisl a n riif. itawtlat'lire and dltBlniwa. U#tlini mucous membranes. Tell yourdtuggin ui» nigtil« or frniurnl |ta*«ag« w#y rreutt from Ifilnor Itladorr Inltalluna doa liifold, to Nil you a bom* „l treom ulilon dsniimrwe nr thelarjr lfiiii»rrvlk)tia« with the undert[sliding you must like if ytior dUrtirnfiiMe arc dim to tnr*# the way it quickly allays the cough raiicta, don't wait, trr lioan'a FUK • in*Id ttliirtflf. Ilrttl aucrreefutlr by mlUtuna for or you are to hste your rrumey back. ' l over to vrata, Whilp three •ymptom* vnag a Voften otherwier occur. It's amatlng tww \many times Doan's aivs happy — prlp Ihe I I miles of kidney tube* and Altera |ush out H it li. (i«t Doan'a FUli todayl ® / ' f L / I M-M a e - e « 6 L/[W U tjr f l o t / v .t d f \ m h c jr tw ilig h t, 1950. United Slater greu ere foundation line t.uki- Mary - 4 liodrauni House A T T E N 1 ION A N T IU liK CO L- W A N T E D : W oik a- liMindri'ro . 'Imnjj. Onsli mi lurnis. (lwnL E t T O K H : M> Mini) Satisfied ironing C ull llln u clie lu iw ren, >1: b mill'll S .Niliifuul mi I 7-H2. CiisliiiuerK Alniu.-t CleiLned Me !HI!< 1Inv Avenue. MKKALI) Want A(1m 'f *'■ - kV Bund, Bhu|i. Fu r R vhuII n Tat t«llunlan retre >t>plr t« all Waal AS* putallshed la I hr la a fe t* H erat*. I a a a* S* tin .* Ill* per lia r lase rlto a Urn** IDe per lia * la se illu a Itare* Sc p rr line la arrilu rt tlarr* Mr prr line In e rrllu a per lia r lu r I r s r l r C u a lra rt F i r * w ard* to Ih* line, lleuale rat# lo r hlarh la ra rape. PHONE 148 W aal Ada w ill h r arrriite il u ter |h r H lephaar «a iiirn iuraadant rh a r a r le fo u r aaio r la lls lrd la Ih r Irlrp h o u r hooh. la rtleea fo r lh I- a«'riiuiia.*«lallo a Ih r a d t r r lla r r la r t p r r lr d >'• par p r.in .p llr. la u rilrr for u* In rrnalrr Ih r h rtt potalhlr a r n l r r , n il H 'nai Aila niaal hr In nur u lflr * »n Ih . day h rlu rr pu h llrailo a. P lra a r a u lllr ua Im m rd la lrlr II aa r r ru r urru ra lu i.iu r ml. W# i a a s t i h r rrapunalhl* for more thnu one lu ro rte ri Jnarrtlea. . THE SANFORD HERALD £ £ Wi. ” FO R KEN T :< lleilriHim Hmiai- fur nak1, un twu lut>; will sell furnished or un­ furnished. Concreti* Double gurugH; located In Mayfair. Hull E . 4th HI. Phone 40I-W. _ M Houses for sale. 97200.00. All gouil renters. Collect per week, <22.00.___ 422 E. 4th Street. 9mu 11 thrae room cement block cabin screened porrh, aliitnlnum roof on 1)0x 120 lot. <1:120.00. F. Kngobretson, W. 2Mb St. Box 487, * N ice Hume. Room for rlilrk e iis , garden, cow, flo w i-is. Can be bougiil w ell furnlshi-d, also in ­ cludes a good c a r. Reply llox A.II* C/O H wrnld.___________________ ■ — M B MM M n i.r- .,— A rltrltm fo r Mule —5 SIN G ER Muchlne.'i, Eire. Purtnld.-, tri-iidti-s. 313 E. nth SI. i’li. 11124. Out Last Week, lint 1 Have Now Anolhi-I VIcloriiiM Purlin- Suite. Murldi- Top Tiildee, dm- Rose wood Tallin— l l ’x Lovely, C h in a, (ila^.■, Pi-wter uml Silver Hcrvice., piclure Fram er, M lrrnlr And A im Truck and Trash. Open Mondays, Wednesdays and Kiiduyr. O lhei |)nyH fjy ,\j,. puintmeiil. F A IR T R A D IN G P O ST , Mis. Minnie Fair Walls PARK A V EN U E AT IIO I.F C O U R S E , Winter Park. S e iv e l Gun R e fi ig ern to r, good cum llU oii, n o VV. T h ird . BABY C H IC K S P E C IA L FO R JA N U A R Y . Pullorm Tested Ftncka, Rocks, Reds, Wynn duties, Rock-Reil Crosses ffi III DM). Not Hexed. F . o . II C. 0 . II. Live eDIivery Guurniilei'd C R K S T M O N T , Dept. lif. ||..x 7. Illuckwod, N. J. S P E C IA L S FO R JA N U A R Y O N L Y . A>sorted Rroiler Chicks, Heavy uml Lig ht, from I'ulInrm Tested Flockx, Rm-ks, Red*, W yalidolles, Crosses |3 lUI-IIIU. F . O. B. C . O. D. Live Delivery Guaranteed. Take advantage of mis offer now. C R K S T M O N T H A T C H Kit Y . Dept. Ilfi Box 7. Hlaekwood, N. J._________________ T U X E D O F E E D S : Complete line. Hunt’* Tusedo Few) Store. EN JO Y Sunday dinner at I.aney'e The also week days, l-uiiiiu-t A abort orders. K B IIK LM A N S lied lt«»* Fried. Toiicliton Si Walson, 1201 Celery A ve . Phono H W -J. 6 — A K T IC IsK H W A N T E D — <i HOT L U N C H E S served every day 11:30 lu 2 — With Home Made Highest cash price paid for used — 1 furniture Ted Datla Furnltura ■oils ami corn Muffins. Homer’s Co. 311 E. let. Ph BM. __ Grill, 324 Ea st 1st Street. GOOD And BAD' W E L A K A A PA TM EN TB , Room* tin.or. mud________ Hlores, .110 W. F irst Street. Used Ti-pc. Dinette Slightly Used kitchen cabinet ’20.tif) Phone 1481. Used 3-pc. Living Bin. Suite 110)3 Furnished Apt. for two, Shower Used fl-pc. Dining Hm. Sulk- 70!)5 bath, refrigeration. On Crystal Used Single Mata) Bad, Slicing and Mattress 10.03 Lake, flood fishing, llnat part lime, L, A. Clint. Lake Mary, Shopworn double Bad, Coil Fia. Spring A used Innersprlog Mattress .. 20.03 Oataan a room apartment — hath Speclall New 2-pc. Living and screened porch. Partially Room Suite MO.03 furnlxheil. Phone 1823 or 080. Speclall New Sofa Beds, . 9 Room _... Furnished Apartment'. Choice of Cover* , 40.03 Adult* <yily. 2800 Meilonvllle M A TH ER of HANFORD Ave. 20.1-00 E . let St. Phone 127 2 stores, 1100-7 Hanford Avenue. P IT T S B U R G Paints for every Will bo available February let, purpose. Call 102. HKNKAHIK Glass A Paint t o. P hone 32®. Two room furnished apartment. 112-114 W, 2nd. Bt. Apply 317 Palmtttu A v e .___ SW AP SHOP, 405 E. 4th St. Wa Buy, sail or trad* most anyApartment — Furnished or unthing. Phont 1W-J,___________ furnished. ?*l*phqn* 187. <6.96 Four bedroom house. Furnished. Shock Resist. Watch** ...... <3.96 B07 Magnolia Ava, Call 892-R, New Work Shoes ............. Courier Palnla gal. <2.30 #' • - A Two room apartment Apply 118 Army Cota, Blnnkata, Bunglassas, Boot*, Tarpaulins, Raincoats, Kim Avenue. __ ____ Bunk Beds. furnishead Apartment/ 8 room* A A RM Y-N A V Y S U R P L U S bath. All modern improvement!. 106 N. Palmetto Ph. 1321 110 W. 3rd B t . _____________ P R IED Shrimp Dinner, Served Newly decorated/ unfurnished, HTha Beat Shrimp on Earth” 7— I'etH-Livmtock-HuppliCH CiM-ker Spaniel puppies — regis­ tered. <20 and <30. Plume l()7l)-J. Across from Muvleland Ride-iu Theatre^________________________ _ H ELP W AN TED Himill meal M M. uml G rocei n-« Good lo callo n , a il ca sli b u x lllr.Can lie tiouglu cheap fo r cm-I i P. O. Hits 1463. 12— Special Services — II* BILL KIRK MOTORS N E W F L O O R S su rlaced i.> per fe clm il. Old floors imule tiki Hew l-’lniniilsi|-, I'leaiilng ,0 was log I ’.irta lili- power plun l, 22 Veins ••Xperlelira ill .'iejiniiole C; m il V. I I . M (Reason, La ke Murv I(MlI South San lord Avenue, Saiilonl, I’lontln I. \ W N .M ltW E R S stlhl pelie.l, lit ,) t ies re p aired , lock A k ei w ..|k . No ivn itin g -w n ik g u u in n i' .il. II. W. Kiiu nm n , 31U E a st lilt Hi Hanford, F la . (F o rm e rly w ill) W iltiam s F i x i l Shop) F R I G ID A H IE Hales and S ervice 2 F a t'lo ry train ed ip ia llfiiil H .i vice Men, H I L L H A R D W A R E < (I il) I E . F ir a l Phone li R L A N D ll M orning H e n lim l lumln E v e n in g S lu r. C ull Kulnli lin y . I l<!6-J. C A L L 617 fo r B a tlr •ry. Gem i u l..( and H lrirte r service. SwiiifiH Itu tte ry S e rv ic e , 3(11 W K-i t J it . V E N E T IA N B L IN D S mi o rder. Sem inole Venetlnn II I iml Co, H2II W. 3rd S t. ptn.lie 1162.W. K E R O S E N E - V U K L Oil foi limm s. Cult A lv in Odham. S in clu u lie* f in ing C u. Phune_ 016(1, B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L S " E v e ry t h in g ymi need from start tn fin is h ! SH ERM AN C O N C R ETE P IP E n i M cCracken Road Phom- 1211 New liome co n strilc lin n . R e lu m ­ ing uml rem odeling. Cabinets custom b u ilt. Le t us help solve yo u r housing problems, in yciu esperienee. F ie iJ E v a n : i ‘ " Box gglh Longwood._________________ A t L ^ f Y P li ^ r tailteaar work, Unfurnlahrd 4 rooms, bath nnO braton, W . 23th S t.. Box 487. raaaonablo raUra. Prs* sotimal- 1940 FORD Custom Tu d o r V-h screened porch/ 4 takes out W. On# factory made stake body. Norman. Oood condition. Bull able for •w David R Oaotataf, Pkoni i*d. WVA. b t*t. street Roa R adln, s e a t ro ve rn , all new .w h ile t Bedroom Furnished apartment , of home by apber.'-^nlet people. Phone 1898. ____________ fw a telephone operator* wish two . or thra# room npartment, raa, aoaablo rent J a WFf Bf 1342 tv 1CT5 Dodge 3/ 4 or one V 'l Call 643-1 sflei ifam ticai lO A C H IN E ao aatlmale*. Co. Phono plonta. Snap*, Hbtecua, i. Oood. 9M-W. M W alled tire * . Priced <6(M).uo eicrk, ctcrk-typiit or U fa than new d*llv*i#,| price. Ogntrnl offiaa vm k, Bln years 1942 F O R D B. D . Fo rd o r Sedan, Civil h rv iN Eapprleaca. Blghbody an d tire s exceptionally t«*n month* to. Comptroller’* gnod an d the uulatext motor *ylh»p w ith uaRtthriMep rating ever heard. of kxcallant. txniaa B Horton, HUNT M ERCURY CO, 705 PalasotU A ’ Ofp Mayfair Inn. Phone 1560 w w n |1fW Rupmoblla Sedan, good trnnaportation, wood tire*. Cheap for Ceah. 811 Norik French Avenue. . um l Ih e hi did l e m lu r l m siile. Agniu th e re in ro o m to H|nnv hn vm ir lienil. n m i lu ll, yoni legn. \ i>nr HhooUlcrd. ( ‘hu ll height hi-.i I h \gm n Ih e ( ’h iytd cr in ilenigneii fur cnnient hmulltng hn smle vmion tor ease ul getting in and out See ii ih iy v it mul y o n II .igtee it * Die » iuo rteai, .-m I eat, aweelejit |u i Im nnng i n to d a y. T R A C T O R W ORK I ’b o n T T ll? ,1 for free entiiiml*-*. HuK ill K H E N T -^ T h v y ’ro N o w On D is p la y . . , ( 'unit', nee them Im ln y ! . . . cum nl sm itnuttin new h e n u lv . . . w illi new lungpr, lo w e r, lo ve lici linen . . . Hi m illin g new in lerin m . new n ylo n h ih ru s . \ r s , . i t '» Im / u v i m u s h iv c/onsu ' Amt ('h ry a le r’a knui of henn ly iu Ihe L e a n tv yon re .illy up p re ch ilc -hecuua*) it le tic c is Die uouiul engineenng Ill— II umIihvsn 4)|j}i«»r I unit la*.-. Fountain tu^sonnel, experienced preferred. Houmillal A An­ derson, See Mr. Jinkinx. W A N TED — Ladg or gentlernun to demonstrate hearing aids. Must lie neat and come well recommended. Previous experi­ ence helpful hut not essential. Age no barrier. Full or part time. Give, full Information. O TA R ION uf Orlando. Box <1066, Hta. I), Orlando, Pin.______________ Halea girl fur cosmetic* and drugs. 14— L O H T A F O U N D — I I Touchtun Drug Co._________* Salesmen Wanted/ Men: Wrlta H a v r ymi lust a cuw T I f >n srml Immediately far full Information d rscrip tlu n w ith name and ml how to uttablDh profitable Raw. dress iu I ’. O, Hus 39, A ltiim m iie lalgli business. You will ba sur­ Hpringa, prised at big result* other* se­ L O S T — S u nd ay n ig lil , line Slliull cure. No selling experience tra v e lin g bag containing vain necessary to start. Huy on able papers and (Minks. Lust credit. Golden opportunity to on bus o r in atatlun coming frmn build up solid business. RawT am p a to S an fo rd . Re wind leigh’a, Dept. PAA-440-I43, N o tig y K . A rea, 801 W . D ili S I., three bedroom Knrnge apart•very night at Homar'a Grill, ^4enyjM s^Tsnm tnent, 2500 1/2 8lfiuord Ave. 824 B a il l i t BtfaeL____________ Phone Mid. WORK WANTKU 15— AUTOMOIIILEH — if, Wo both lo*« wjtan you don’t bring ur praaeriptloru lo L A N K Y ’S. Rooms wrlih ... tiu ie n privilege* If Handy Man with tools, Pilling 1940 Fo rd F lc k -u p , good cunt) it Inn, an* HM,____________________ •d, 310 West Third preferred Staliun, Long time truck driver. at raaaonnhia p rice. P h . IU7-J. OITIVIs Hoitag TimUar, 27 ft. tandem, Bi Not afraid of work. W rit* John S m a ll, 1040 house t ra ile r . Sleeps ■lightly u#*d, raposseased. Sell Rinknvaga, Route 2, Box 430, FURN1HHED APARTM EN T 1200 th r*a . A - l Condition, Inside nml for balanca due. V. A. Whrelsss, Sunfoid or pliuu* 831-M4. Magnolia.___________________________ _ o utride, <846.00 ranh. F . Huge- R ^ -W A N T R P , T O Y, * zazx&vz/'i ? \ D / A ltK IK K TH ER E GOES OZARK AN’ IH ' H O r i HOTS A (IIKlN OVUM T' JASM INE JUNCTION PER TH EIR G AM E W ITH TH EM A tL - S / A H S ... 1 liv lliiv t i'o llu �M a to ; tt‘i - "75? Y , *■ . ’ • . J k ■ , • ■ - . ; " • . • w^ 7 T „ ® r ; ‘ < - • ,r * v»T» •/ * • USMM*;. IE T E N -TO VH U _ r m r o « i m w n h * * a l t ). s a n f o r d F l o r i d a * i Million A(^o n Florida Nffds Seedling Pines A L L A If A S S E K , W U l* - ttural Common Sviihp Ilf Spade Jnknoon with Rpnrlman. that ara Rant In. j t artirularly tha *parimani that ara E X P E R I M E N T S T A T IO N ’S I'l.A N T ID E N T IF IC A T IO N IS IM P O R T A N T S E R V IC E 1T.I Of adm iuat!!'m a?ari!^l T ^ ?|‘ Z m fTui ' Jm ' ' ; " ; ; _ Plant tdrnHfl< ation I* a ver) C C IA l.t — Some .IJigp/roo i useful and important service tha' u n ^ n t'ifliK ) rom rrm rinl f,». tha L'nivcrslty of Florida Alfri* il laiiil In Central FlorbW l> In tural Experiment Station tendernf restocking. O f a/ea. to f a r m a iR and other, in tha «(*ia 7,(KlO w i n h i' nuifl E v e r) /.'a. in botanists idanttfv tf |M to restock itself If arven suit- hondra<i* of plant* for paop|< wh" -flr» state , w ll- I ah * | * ■l l l K i n f r o m a l l p a r I* H. Coulter Raid today. .• of lha *tata. T h rir special *rain C a» '/*r h T O li- tv * ami ,'ong error: I),•l lament *>n ih r "•••iJf.» (if |,v imant Station hartiariurn. . •* K stale-federal wo>.cf1*lhtrr.-,i*u* with It* IZr.,0(H» apr-rirni-n*, anat.la ea d u c N In O n r t a l FIAtM * i i ham to maka prprnpt idantifa * . .W if. ««id lhai 'some tion of plant sperl.i •t'lm Ihnt r ip i f #s nf these understocked- wood- ■••nt in to them. !■ •)* ran I<r replaced b y mechanlTha hrrhttrturn. who h |> In f# uired on :«10/100 , a^rff too •barge of Botanist Krdman W o . fa plantar*. Hand planting will \<r i- lha mo»t complete collection »f rough fur u*a nf plant.mg ma­ p la n t * in Flor KIM. !i rfM f. n% chines. Thr*a ridge law d-san la- j *»nly ^pfclm dli of rn«ny nntiv«| r#f#reste.| using *la«h n r'W r ila a f 1plant* hut, i I m», of many plant The Florida Knra»4i ^ frv |.a thal have haen intt^lurfr) Into •arfcv ' ‘ (III accepting order* thip Mate from other aeetloru ar.'t seedling for pla from other countries. Hperirnen'. f. These ,rrd llU L f2Hf» |iar Ihous* H press fro rneilhei-,i nurseries localed [ante llos* County an tokar fiounly. '■ ha Riirvtv report cnv s«. C J;*,lel r5 .G.ro^ J ? T® ^ H o ld S t a t e - W id e M e e t _______ O R LA N D O . Ja n . C VU ’ ' “ A 12 _ (8 P K m f f t in r of .I...I..J _ I _ ■ a™i r°ot« Valary rn-war* and Rhlptw-r* ha* "ra.hin ^ ln ,dpn“ - t-fn callad by Andrew Ifuda. Jr.. fir alion of plant., . , halrman ..f tha Fi rrtdd Fruit « n y is thi« plant hlpntifltraion arwl V rfftih U Aiaocifttlon'a celery Mrvirf so useful and mportant * ddivlaon* for 10:00 A*. VI., tfaturllarord* of th- hrrharlum and tha '*•»'• i An; . 1*’ ° f ,,f 7 7 !hr ti#Mani>t« provh.f numerous a n - lf ^mlifiofl In l^ke^er« to that #|ue«tion. In r aae« of ,an<1* to I^Monte Oraw, . ln S ilt v ii • s i u r j l I imj •Vt7 »fo'rTM in — ^ XJou. paM«*»*s h a v e rallerj r it y peiph, wanting to know about , r i» .'\ ' \ . .'** ^J'-^tulcation th«* plant* on their plaee« for many •f tha funK. to datarrnlna whethar h.«a «-nt in .paauoan. oa plant* wara milw.ni.ii. F * .m . f,„ identlflciJkr.. a.* who hava |r.*| 'jva*tn.‘k o n ! Plant idrntlfiartion .. ■stj*-arr/*' pa*tij|i fiava ant in *u*piclnu* of tha many *crvirei tha AitrlrulliUnta (m idantifii atiini *., thay Im al Kaparlmant Station rr-ndar* "iilfhl avoid furthar Iorr«r |,v to tha paopla of Florida, Imt it li aradiratinir lha tdarit* if they warn a highly Impi.rtant ona. And anypotaonoua. Many homa-ownar. who „na w m . ha. an ..nldantlfi.-H plant - .a ia.ugi.i ravidam r property iironartv growing ______ ... h k ... place „ i___ _____..... ,«v n ra*iuan*ion ran find out «v. -am in •parimene Ihay found ala.ut it by .ending in a rood nt d e a r. .p.clm a„ and wrUIng* to ,ha a7 h •hath'I iha*h «hmiMUt we',p , * n', ru,tu« l K*perlment Station, Uni­ - rw o . R M h , " Wr ’ T T T \A T H U R g P A T J A N . 1 1 . 1»SR .tla*wd. • manaftr. *'lh a m aatiiif hat h«fn rallad in afa.irtl^rife with inatruetlon* ,of tha mamlM-rahlp at tha annual I mar-tiny " l tha trr.ary divlRlon of 1F F V A In Saraw da on Oct. 1.1 of la«t y< at A full srhr-duia of diacu*j -ion* rf p iaat impoitanc'- ha* baac f I - - M a t U n o f tU tw w U a •o ile r wlU b« dbcutM d and plana for futura ■cnuraei of actio* wlU bo formed. Tha conferanc* w ill b r a n open meeting, and every grower and Jr nipper whether mernbar of F F V A i <>r not. I* urged to aUnd. v_ TONIGHT — FRIDAY) QH EVERY CURAtS' I Streets of l^redd ‘’INTERMEZZO” " A N O T IIK H L E S L IE A I .I ..T I .M E SCREEN < I D IM I S U M H It »» U C H N K O lO f • f .^ .4 », IN I If HUMS • m m *r U l l l t I I R I M . r HOWARD NEW LOW PRICE 430 INC. TAX C iR E A T rO l.O R F A R IO N —S IIG P In. i IIII IIHKN I NDKR 12 F R E E C O M P L E T E S H O W S « :3 » — R ;3 0 — 9 :3 0 "MOVffk i NDKH THF. S T A R S - C L A S S I C !" I ' a — !-• I ll> B F.Rr.IIA N A i SANFORD-ORLANDO v\ HlOHWAV SOUires n f f'entrat Fin tap lr* nhlalnr.l |,y writing lha Flo­ tilla Forest Service, I'ntt OfflcR *> * 1200, Tallahassee. i H i n t s rl* o H o u s e w i v e s By Anna Mae Hlkaa L £ iSUAN A RuI D DA , N FFO OR R ID) ,. F Ll O S iu r a lh B E D R O O M S U IT E S F R I D A Y jJAA N X i0 5 (T ^ N . l13. 195B V..V-.M-nr l,tleri~ rF.-n la le d P P rfs -.,fHI .>ch.-g H W in- !.............. t . 1 . : * #• ' '• _ ' • e» t 1 * 's 1 tM r2S??-, ?9f|'*- T T 2 ! HIE'., f •• SubCrcwGivcn Up For Dead ii ic s n W T: ' V ¥ S • Compare the cost nf different ’ , flgaccted fmels lartmal, froien. i m i (triad—with resli fooda. If the IV ptiea difference I* large. It may In cook sortie of M*n*e ftmd* | t f, i night Imfore, ntore them In 'he 'rlgeratnr, mid le lieal fnr »erv ratrl lag. During the evening u -tew. ot roa*t, or soup may «imine» nr Ians hake slowly while the house wife I* m-i'iipied In other way*. Ht Baking for the week n.av be done over Ibe week-end if type* ol rookies, cake., or l.iead are . Iio.eo whlali kee,. well Those made with dried fruit, brown *og"i mola*«e* or honey do not -It y out •* rapnlU aa others. e. Though vegetable* •h'oilil not i»r #ook»*»| iliRwl *••1 M' fcaatad laiaau.e of los* of Bav- i and nutritive value, tlule may be aaved by washing, trimUilng, and preparing frt-.h vegetable* for cooking In mlvant e, If th ry ran be bant prnpei Iv rovetd and r r lr u ’era(ad Kaw vegetables ■erved as reJ|*ha* or In *alad* *ave (line anil tyllam ln*. i» Pot (he main dish conalder such ck-cooklng protein fietd* a< flub, aM>, and eggs when price* •»* Mgaonahla. •* For* dessert, a fruit larwl, filled 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* , t Chiang Accuses Soviet Officers Of Helping Reds For Senator 1951 USDivS'SS:01 Be Mailed Munday Seminole Dinner Club To Hear Broadway Actor A m i ( nil S p rin t; r A. IL C. M QIIORS FREE In n e rn p rin K M nllrenH And In n trn p rin g M s l l r n n C o ll H prlnR And C o il S p rin g FREE IN ORLANDO I a r i j OT•id b«m<|. I Wi ■ -■■ ... • . • N - Wabash River Survey Slops Sliorl Of Mood C r n s l ^ Odlmm Charge Of <-««inty H i t h o . ‘Power-Grabbing' Bel using Women In Hit By Senator lin iHt.s T o Serve Barbecue Stand I Entered By Robber ty" HOLLOWAYS . ,. Radical New Jet-Rocket Plane To Be Texted By U . S. A ir Force iSrU lr . THF WKATHKR -C'4 '-’/ I ' m 1 ■ •■miCskfvj **v'f ; 4 ‘ W ir t 105 itlisirrini; A it .t c It Is M.ttlr On S t n I i ri C H A T H A M , England. Jan. M — OKI ANIMI, |ao I 1 (/P, l/P |- The Royal Navy gave up lot W A SH IN G TO N , Ja n . 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 Iro rnlent dady a* anti-discrimination legtsla , I’eppct for a seal 10 the U S„ 1 W ill, 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. 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 ASHIN GTON . 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* (ommltlrp 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 o n . - o u t . .i lr*-<l liiir a, rnMicr II is ii -.li t l i r f i i m i l l - . r * u u s i e ( i s l l r m In o t i l e i , leiiatneil ’ lor niiv further aiuvi I fie commiliee loos no acl ion 2d on Ihe strategic Importance A i t n d r i l l f IIIHJ in I m o i - l o n i n d* t o |> r t n o t p l o w i i i i ; o n o n e l e v e l unci t e s i s t r l o s l o n , I* s h o w n III th- i aoia " It A4td the next of kin of al a morning session. Il rallrd an­ nl Formosa. d im » •!•! 4 sM s t.itm ii » id m n e t-' n l . o v e vl l- w. M o n - • h im l.llMb a c r e s o f g l o v e in h i l l y hin d m L a k e c o u n t y ihe known dead and all of ihe mi**- , Chairman Connally (D -Tes), other hearing for neat Monday to » n ik * iiM t ) if r % to ld n f u i i n f n in M Is | i l n n t i « l try I b i s n i e l l m d , m r o . i t l n g t •. I e a J a c o b s e n , l o c a l r r p r r « e n whn oppnsrd the rnovr, said Ihe lallV e o f Ihe 1 S S o i l C o n s e r v a t e . l i S e i v l r e , I h e T n v s i e . n f f l r e o f I -ng ««-ir bring notified question opponent*. p » - 4a a M lt lr ir t ll W f I(,| • d ll i W‘4 t |||B ■leri*.Ion lo a*k Johmom and the o f l i s i i . biilig,* Is s l i o w n Tin lunkrii hull I lie TriH 11- | Rules commiliee approval i* ne­ rhslrman of the |olnts chief* «>f Avlilrh m n .t r th , j ih .it - t g i „ | , i , A lik t |*r«*a It I mi d t i r r -ii f n i|i a p f I i . l i e l w e e n I h r t i r e s , m id is in n e l i in ( a v . o w i t h g i o w e i s f , o l e p l l s h l l i u lent |ir» *1 I lie l.otlmn ol ihe 1 cessary to tiling the bill brlm r the staff to testify was reached I h e soil. I lr t sill t|« m d t lir n i t r i %f iim ^ t i m f I liame* house under normal procedure, wllhiml a record rule. '•II f t i y , l | | t / i t l f l l l l l V*a»l V, It# 4.4 id . The Inn will be asked whetli although ihe house lahoi commiliee fr Ihei consider It Important •Ill 4 I l»r i , | «•!•«. l o d III, * 4*np.»l^n Owen and frogmen had tapped can gel ihe bill up foi .1 vole lale •■III meatage* on ihe hulk of lire ** fill . M 'h lr • !»m *••.!• k n n R i i i l i * for (met Iran defenses that the Island of Formosa be kept nut this month widtotll tulev rleatanie •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 Ilu ee nf ihe nine dead Aveie •» I • •* »» •I4**d 4i4(| t l t 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 W ASH IN G TO N . Ian I t t/I’t Hie A g iuuliuie IV|**rini»nl 1 11lroi w ai rammed h> ihe non • •"< 14(4*411•*1k* 4 t lll^ f l 49 i l l to I I vote. Il is a pail of tlir Ptesi Ihe ( hlnese Nationalist govern­ anliiip alei the |s.ta'hi|ilv ol ngul piodintlon ronliol. in I'T. I on aim I. fla il Imw nf a Swedi.h tanker Nix flars.w #|ss«|||P||| Had |4t|t4|||M VP p o lldeni's civil tights program. ment. crops as cotton, aalo at. O lhaim . AOgar. |>eanulA. <0111 and m e • • I an. d i . . ♦ , » ! # , , |« | «•4|4P V 4m l per* mine Ixuliet were Iniind tndav. ' The bill would create a federal I’m . m oil. •*.1 .in h • list-« a|.|war in budget j.|,inning I ’f llM t # d if|ik s # |i p , an p id d lr n lfir fk f iflern men were recovered I A ll'L l. f-»tninM, fan. I t commission In prevent di.rnminaA|q>io|.iiali«n. ir.|iicAtrd fin tlir ilr|.atlm rnt l>y f'tesulenl Tniman The iiilunsi Inr ssnk Is .t nlgl.l l»v ktn m u p s» id # 4 ii*| L i i r p i n f A i I lie l luiieir Nation,ilist drlion in employment because ol taie l/I’l in In* hud,.el irpo il lli.A week would im am i oaI a nl opeMling ront'"l in Ir s . Mian ItO secoml* after 49|4*»I4 i til# p *n p |p fen»e mini.trv rt**eilr.| Intuglil thal color. 01 need. Il would not al ir ar < lopA Ic o l l i s i o n w i t h t h e t i n y S w e d i s h t a n p t o g ia m . foi 101 ll ibe.r im p . in l ft ri l it t h e y w r i r f o u n d l'» t.e n e e t l f d II.. I . ., p . f Is** 4Mif to r d l h n f 11 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 lie n 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*, u p d f \\r |i«r» . . a las* aI. auaull .aa aa.fll on .. *1. /ChiiAan *1 f lin.it e>,| to p, i.ihnei 4 ,,f ilgar lane water.light dnor* ill' Irtlllg the sill. for an ihe It MlfPtlCk I III** f l t f |»M't Mill mil waived in stales having then own ■ «"i m 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 * n f H in u ll ooi»« o se ii|* a "" " l '''J'''" " and oigai , aim In I’urito Rlrn Helinetrd diver, went down' anti-disriiminalion law*. s k I i i .t h o u U > nit* t n n c w r n f d l<#rt " ‘ ii" ' . i "". Doiiieitti pioducris liav* uni *(1 nrti Royal Navy aal'age ships s i I Tlieie ulandi, IfMI mile* imilh ol ''li'" Rep. Colmer (D-Mn»). 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 i i t 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 'Im t. of Mhllni, I'll' ci o lv >f • I'M ,,'.4 vv* u ’ l|| k i d H i i i i *' -ip f lip 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. •if «i|i|»ni tiifd t v *«9i<1 ••••Htloin, m fti'fl L . iiiu m M « ilt ir , I im 4i‘ i v fH III th lin m h l* n h ii 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 " n r ir r .J It* * t iiiH t 'l't lf fm fh** S r t » 4 f r 4**nl huw h rb l l»\ S**i*«*t*»i **I m iii * kvIII lii< Ipd d iiw n Hn* s i n k m u d nf il. Southerner* have threatened a aitaults on Shanghai. I lie Redt nf O.l-.'a* *r» ailhjitet In at if f . I ,H|in,rH)M loll* t *4Y« I -«19«kil| R lld ( <lll||ll!|ftl.4|l1 •)/ p o ll* I 'ln d n c lt o n.......... i l l .M O . T h a f r o g m t " w e r e - • J le d 111 t.e *|»i| IMk; .« l.lM v ••• III III flf lH ID ln In f ||l|fb f •**'*M|<f*^ f f r , 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 e ffe c t!,, rstluialerl -be tr. p el rent ' rwllse they a r e able to move ramind .i.H nfi mi|i|i<iif« 1 4 f 1rtin 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.n li'if a WfMl 14114 '*'vn viotl* vioii* atlenipls aiieinpis to raiitme them. more fieely than the dtveia, who .floor. ' • • »••• 4411 V f • The l rnltf'f ’ Khafes beet -ugai ara hampered liy heavy Mill*. Iitea ' , p u l ruM committed chairman • 1 7 Nki'oimJ rti »• •^Of;r(I j |, aI fpu and |o>anntg The declxlop 'vh<H»«r ipiota, .. . I U 'llt f «I •»* lp4 alno d 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•* 1 1 I u9r 4' I ( hi win, M,i|i <)(• tl»* f 4111: »i *• u n i 4%i||h h f • rn political parttf* havn enuri'*ed 0 v^ j a•ta<>ii o f'R e d 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 ' ply |t would lw possible loi them -tDnnMfir |»i »h1ii *,», » • ft* »b.‘ I(4•I a»4»w ' IIrid an appraisal "f market pm* U g'ilatibn. known a* the F l . l ’t I4H i|,e n ext'Jtte in p L No o il.ri ifrlaila >fe (..., r . f.,1 the | (IS I >lop* M'lqt .( Mia* \f* | f l! H " ^ • 1 |*‘4k; • i f ' f|i*» f u ll HfMMtinf Ren. Powell ID NY>. one of ,,l K ii.g io parlituialion .veir yn 1 l i t 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 lhr«( lnV.tAi.lii tiafl wrir heav. . .4. I ••............... I. . .« i , f . ,0 0 a lld w h e n ' a< 'c e ll -ponaoiing the hill nmt was lit lit** 1 rtf!’ nf |l**l*,fft» IP t» tinII ,.''i>,«„» Imni ,,.o, roimnent ai me rules ruie* ne«, t,qi, tona' (nlia'To i-o ano and pea"..' peanut B * v M 'H H t# A i m ' l l H I" Alt *1 " l A chief' proponent at the heal ilv lan lcl hy NatnuialiAl ,, ♦ii ImiiI *ii»i"it!|i r d •mite* ffni*» • • a • M-4 •• .1 f • • 1*1 a•* % " 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 _»« •tir ,„( fo |o n ,.,..-.g. all'.m.enl prog..... . •■•"••' u rr irpnrtffl. I I i / f' 11 , ( 1 1I I 111111 I r r V | < n ( i |i t* ■. | -*»-•,tx|#• 11( I***t atf #» p ro m o te U lm 4ii|i|iltt'4 »»f the u• 4ii • *• |*||f l| t 9•«<« (III ill'll' l(|*l»*l |»»'»'IWrH|x prevent seg reg a tio n of lf(*M’ ffli-s >I*MI ^ Il«,lt| llttf till* •tel | lip 4 >Ii I m * m * |s lta*| a| a* !• i| s y 1'l.iiif A h I m i M iiit r tf u p 4 ii(l flfiw ii j,,,!,,! v h u ii* l o l l t i n U in 1ifbt In' Im ||:* s ll* » a * * r * i» A il? ', l ,‘ «M I ' • ' I I »- I ! .lla llf C H I »V I I ,| i: i t n u c l e i w ill Im* bi-|*f jf| | *«!••• t • lift •• *? 4H|f*l llki 41 I*-* • ‘ ■ l ' .'f llir r o d ili 4rid ( I f i l t u d o i i »»I 4 * | ......... I f*n M*M W A S H IN G T O N , Iso t.i i-, •«%i11•1 ••** f 1tut 1 n| s o n MiigMr f )l ( I f t w r lr r i I 't it ilii . 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 •• •♦ (,,,,,, r l . t l l - f.,1 l, ,' Mldlt n f It'll* ■ ( liekmug Klangli railway was I j i • • 9■ » • n* .............. ........ p • i> h ill, I l I !»•’ ^flHH'ilf t HHVtl1 ’ I* ' I h . M In i |,„ the Veteran- Adtnltd-**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. I f ,, ., I ..' | ••..I P IHH*. 1 1 |,|o I,' ' ••* ' • <1 ^ III a lla tls on Shanghai ve.t-ufav The trea-lrtv ile|iartro'*it ||""' I....... 4»«d*f|«9p ' HHiiiHlfar m|| 1it lr . .1 • tn.U I I I •- 4.|v In.I h u t .( 11.4 the Nationalists tanl they hit I I *,I it- fit tl letg* hatch of th- I., l- . l e j |t« I ■.* I . . . i,„ |,. ,. 1,4l,r ••m is .,r ••Ml|lf • |,M ,| - I II. |I»^ I V»•» Wo,Id Wai II Insurem-c •Uv*'|*t"i I li au AIM VWV •hips anil tel wateifinnl warelioitie* Vias.499.#*i . I.......la ,... I I.. •hi . !„, i, .... I-II the |.. e, MM,,,|t irt mV.#' lit# r s i ’F Warren L*e T t n y , actor, re • I | Mt»m* * f|fff4*| I •• • hack* yetlerday and Ihr I'' eonteur, singer and Broadway allte. llf llis doiialtment "til -tail 'i'"'1 la I F | i n | |F f | •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 f Mo* l l l l f ' . *W ■ tiio H i** I l l.. ,, ...........he* I ’ I 1 A LLA H A B S EF, Jan 11 id’. »-Ct .1 • ♦• I | l l f 4 | | 4 «•! ( |i 4 1 MIIMMlHIil' I'* rerttal. In song and story, "f Im­ hot weie ifpolted lilt hy bomb* i Im Jnnioi Chamber of Commci•*♦*, .MHI.min a tlav, l.orni.mm a vetk H t ip F .! 1f* itin t'if i I*** lH " n u tH*» ’ !’ M v­ .tf t«l.,, ,|,,| ,1 , V*. I the ,, VFif P|tl4V I f f l l i r ^ t f t l ll*»l li • *4* mortal character* of light, npete Jr war another at the mouth nf - ,\ (ilerid nf Ihe Warren admin • ritlr|sp,,| Ihe Seminole Connlv next Monday •4f 9#*f I400I4 /f«*#l "Ally ftlrfllf Islralinn hi-and* as faltn and misbefote Ihe number* of the Se n' ..III n il, . • , | t e . I*.| tl (•* M,e The iimi'ir pail of Hi' W *••*••. fOfitm l»f 4*M ff l S in if t ll» f A to 49a| | 1401 u p p h f l C'unmlaslon yesterday for iml *• Inole Dinner Club, on Jan- l “'h. the Wh anapoo R iver. Five ollieir laading an anti - ailinlnlslialien cpllng women Juror* liecauie nl 1100,000 dividend i* to he paid out ott Itc • t iiM4fo*|»o|y( # jll» H '»f h»kj l i i h ’ H f v t , I n li t • t ' t l v o t e "in I I lf I VfIMII ,l l» Mi|H|i|l4fM; I* ' F. A. Palmer, President, announ­ were set lue hy iltafin g (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* '.It' I * k»l 4(Ipa 4 h d |WI f | i ( • 4•. #* I Hl.OtMi.umi p o ll, y h o h le r ' ced today. „ • , 1 planet. \\'»* l ii<t • f i "»* " <|»i*rl#**,t'** an "all'in p l at pnwat gialdilug." th» Court House. Mr. Tarry will presant genial, IIThe Vetni t " , Adtnlnl tt i all ••• IVOfMl 4Iff I Al49H*>l*lf '|M HI 2 a dl . •h . i .1 . -It e*t ui'r | fill* |S.*I 41 •(• ,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 civil minded raid In a Halenient that Hie di' i >.l ,1 Hi • ffH9*'4fl |li/#*»I •• t* a •* l» *40*411 HOfM • I'iA | lie lig h t a " f out I* * 1 and stories from Id* repertnlrn rdilps plowed amuml Hainan *li*il liv Ill'll llinllrv Odliaiu of San " •.I,.»n a lie n t h e y t h r e w m it M.e dend rhsck* "may not he wlthludd • il l it l l 4 l ||lf)t * llf^ll t* MI |«(||«lL *!.*■ on lha prowl for Junk* and other ford, whn -aid th# plan "mild ,<cc r, t r i e d , it '••- ( c it e d rh ' h ill , 1* - . h o ld , of 57 Mile* of light and Grand ! i h i * 4| pn tf dl tH Fiii hi * I n «ihi « •♦"! ,Md* • 01 • l | f f'H ** 9"t4l»*J I # 1 1 I 'I t " i o tf FYi'H Red eraft being assembled along niemi "*urreiiderlng hunie tula and P a n , " , n t t h o * " t h a t a | i| ili" ' l (*•* from veteran, a, security fm i" Opara. which havs taken him to al •I»mm*I H .................. ilehtednes* due an linllvlilnal m i n f q f I fin n il li^vw I • ».• ’d l |»ii|»d. * .tv#t flip. ||t>#4fO|ll Ht»(| 9o ||o>»F Llm-hnw Penlnsiils for an expected i" r v d u t y ," e * * .e rt e d Mr M s* bowing down to uiifaii poll'l-sl parts of the United State* ant , " • • l»/f*‘ ! *4*H(hlMO^ * ic|I -'lli'te i* mi surh law con firm." • 41 |(. «.||fl i|l|l( I W I 4Wit (H \t * | t l l p | l | ( 4I| l *4411 \ 1111wi ,(!■• «| " »9#»f « I'HttPt assault nn lllnaii Island. piesaura." and II waa an rff i( to 10 Kuropean countile*. It added Mis! II |t,t|rd the an • t il HIP ill VI ••» -44 III I I m%* I t t v i l u i l 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 rH|| Y f y ( (IIIIIIHM**- k* «|l l'^ I 0 In i* III »|»m| u M m* lli^ 111111(11 .1 • Th* humoiltt and singer was nounremanl ' eftai unline •*•>•' crammed with Invasion ria fl fear­ -ontrnl of hoards of rininty emu* I omnii-slnn ••lolina," he «ald ••RfM (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 " *»f Mf *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 41 •**•♦ *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, II ,|h Inulliesi e.tlaldlslimenl. In vail Meanwhile Madame Chiang Kai T h e l l l g l l ............I p >1, 0 , o f rl.o K,r W i l l i e Ki e l -III' I, e „ , t , l , e . pFflklHlIt Af*t| | Mf If MftO'flt R Will f i l l Slate Senator John F,. Malliaiv* niillcp to investigate the — Naw York for 14 year* whare an* localities." t m u govMHfffiMo* »!♦*#•to n**9 m a in 4# Ia*a-•| Im | Hit »tai •11a•*#••«4 f *l'| • |lil • dtp W *l» 4(l i * |r w lnd** • s a4#t Ia op«ra wat *11111 In E n fllih , wnlche Hhrk returned to Nallonotlsl China nf Jai'kaunvllle defended the Ihra'- limi ami il wa* seennded ••v C|tv "We have mi rholre Iml I" huritri today to help her husband <ave I h I o 4 HOllloI f Hf 4 II**ImI p o s itio n Mr. Terry bellav**, l» necessary Hie remains if til* shinnken do­ y ra i, |17,i>00,0'i0 secondary toad Cnninili-sl'uiei VV II. Slenqi'i t v h lf li U * v|»*rt*a| »M lilt | H 4 , P I . 100 V i i r r n n k . v*'4. U • ln»4 " I r I in M| i 10 I flH I 4* NVHAtf, tllip h .1r,||ii Senkaiik, pierldciil of Hi" ■itch reqiieslt, since the vetnan •»v »*9*xt V t * l ( l'** Wtldod Tl*#* fi'll ay.tlam In be financed hy fn l'is l for the survival nf opera. II* ha* i| • « 9io n Mftfl M Kh 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. 4*f *' IfIMIlt 'o l ' U o ItROtls Rift fM Hr llillt 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• of thv Metronoljlan Comic Opera ' |»nff**f»d * { « 0 | * r *n.»f .» 4s \|i if» y n iii p o o l 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 s* b*if*l 'fid^i. nod oii M I d'ls Is Vwifion. no •!♦ # * Minn lliiwi a |#w "However, no ona ha* the legal » M» II* 4 t m i | f M » * 0 O'M aVwtMin j f 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» fi n i i i tlip ftioitl9i «»♦ f r o n o i i i l r o p p o f^ o o M v *ii I ‘ o t liv p lMr. Bstnelt said that, "sixty right to withhold dividend rh*rl-w mil use capital imiII hv fun,I. for n o l f i I i p u i f 4Mt trine of local aelf-government Company wheq H waa on tour . O 'R l t lR t t M D t f i a t t l f ’ I T e a H a a s e w a t e a * B la l aiMIHuns. *!•' W .I m i Ii Itlankel. .ml •<•(, w«ir •i h I f rMMfl.m w lili'li »m * « iv # t i to rather than dlctatorshTp prevails In America. V U H M w # it_ •in f I im hi*49 l l v l o * ••v ri ^ x r p » t f |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\ 414 V pMffplf* (Ml *••*• I* * '* ,! f leading eharaetara .on .th* Tela IImHmI of Tf Itftt’ f**, »#•»nflf Hfrtolf'tl , \ * lltofl N . i I i o i m I ( r lM I f l till'! ..R f t h 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* M1*1MOV It* Itool (I'olotrrll , „ t h e U n it e d S t s t c c m o r e 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 ■ o iin lst* " t a n t h e r e " ' • ' " • 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 , | a at H ie lim e o f !'■•• • im m u n is t last night fnr th* second time Hoad Department la arbitrary ami O 'D W YER S IN FLO R ID A | |i»»*|4«g-t it'hfi•l»#,f| ortt’oiMly 9ot|hv t*?i , , . . . Hf ft Iteaf ItlMd 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 t e n t lo u w h e n tie r a 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 ttiH i t h ' ( ’ •rn im u n ts t P a t t y n f t h * "-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 |)tf»v«*(| In rIn*4h tftonu, 9Iim MohmI , u* /l#f4 U n i t ' d R t a t e * lc " t ie « l * " • »**J An attempted robber o f . the ■latement Is dll* to Ignortnre O’Dwydr, relaxed l * tha same nr ign Seminole malic* An intartaptor is designed lo climb rapidly to high altitude, attack i 'polled that tills school '.dll he ,,,u C o m m u n is t p a r t i ' s to w h ic h h i s t o r y honaymeon hldaawdy (key left Daw Drop Inn on lea hui bill (Ha raaull n * la tha same ! r ial, 'if tlir Federal Housing Ad . " "("”n ,|f , ,,|,.e 'ask, trom »h* Boulevard waa follad, said Sher'ff Tha statement fli*l lo receive new lighting, pend inv'adari and’ return to base. Tha XF-91 should ba able to rearh the taaa Uwn a month statamanl la Rot only mlalaau. mini,'ration planned *" mine her*-' , * . v)(,w t|ic tevultltlouary Ing new appriqiilaimns hy ihe f o r It was to ' ma aon- P. A. Mrro, whan fran k 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 l u t i o n a r y c a d r e s a n d 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 t h e aight-day honoymoM i *r being - sarlottaly ctmvrlrd rom lltiou| ........... 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 C s s . *•*» cape. Entry waa made hy band­ marrtod at Stnart, thi: program, no road «an tie l,ulli Fdwards Alrbacc, Muror, Calif. : / a . i ’ M a V’V . Mp.T";i|d..ai"n nf some kind w ., laaponing a ventilator fan and squeal­ tilting tha fuselage, as la done In milts north of hara. In a county by (ha State Road De­ Only the Jet engine ami the Jet E L K S PARTY , iofnitncl, said Sup . l a-, ton. that J,,,, r,„ ,ll1ln„lt*hiiiB « two-family ing Inalde. The Incident happened nther planes. 4a apond two wgaka I The Elks will "g" western « partment until dealgnatad and re­ lionstar hav# bean used. * ^ reeV lai'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 X F-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 A R R EN T O H B A R C H A R G ES 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 P EN S A C O LA , Jau. 18-(/P)— NEW Y O R K , Jan. IS. -- f/Fi near In western ro.tumes. J. E. M istaM ss w r t f s a n t JA C K S O N V IL L E . J a M r ~ f g Claim* that, a northwaat Florida toriie snglnea have not yat haan tame time. It permit* a vary high tockat J A Y C R E S M IT GAM ING Renewed selling In Ihe rtock mar «pe*d in normal flight. Roland I* In charge of arrange­ . eonataht# waa prayfng on N a ry TA M PA , J t t . 14—tT )—City Installed. Tha Intbrcaptor probably has ke| '"ntlniied fntUy at a pace Hist 8 H U FF LB 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 ' l l i J A* ed before Gov. fu lle r 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 ~ G YP GAM E '..... m v z 41 tomorrow. tp s ri of S ra a ta w o # th* Tampa to more than ft a share with some Gluh auffleboard courts. No in­ Tha A ir Fnree diacloaed on* level. Th* Florid* Peaee Officers* ..... iHwrWf t .T h e west Panaaeola O ham 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 Lat tor* 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 •t«St i l a l i t o t o pnddla. The wkaala ara ■ month hull market, and resulted games will b * enjoyed at tha »hr so-called "Gold B rle P 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. V In n e rsp riiu : M aflrt-sX ,? n . A t u l T h e P io |M g a n d > Request ( nil Npriitu . • inis Ol 1 rttumttnisni School Board To And Fair and *«rm through Salnr*. dRr. Candidacy For Senate Royal N.ivy Holds No H o p e F o r Surviv­ ors Of Sunken Sub­ marine I n Thames Nation’s Farm ers Expected In mill Any Suit 1)11*1, Thi. Sal, Al I k ItntuI.rSalc l-rire Of Th. Suit,. Not Juat A Maltras Hal ” ( (>l1 Innerspring M H mid Heavy Constructed Coil Spring. ‘ Contour CilT utk Cultivation Rigid Production Controls For Innerspring Mattress and Coil Spring F R E E W EA TH ER > ____________________________________________________ Bomb Invasion SI iITOff Chinese C o n ”, f nto, Hardaa. Iligh1*7 irter. Seminole, flranfc |eehnt>»r, llravard, It . . r St. I.Ufla ( ’>I'llllltrit/ tha report m l It Ird, J AN 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 l S Bill To Create A Fed­ eral Agency' To Pre­ vent R a c i a l Discriminatlbn Ai r e d fnando, Pasco, I'inn ough. Folk, Muiiaia . .-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 •h o must choose readjr.prtpared qttlck-rmiking food*. Ip* for saving Imth time ami ^ a ttfn r 5 * j Charges Hurled In House Over T rutnan FEPC Legislation ON THE M O T ir* ’ W C T U R E ! — Z°„:,Z, V O LU M E X X X X I m i* u m *w IN H K« F IR S T A N Ii (IR K A T E S T S T A R R IN G ____ q u a -------- INGKID BEnGMANT------------ - TRF. f a Protact tha Paaco of tha W’orld: T a Promot# lha Progrtia of Amarica. T a Prodaca Proapotily for Sanford. y a rn k A H H iK li ill. - .v .i I I ’ II S 11 N 1 I t i l l I I l U l l ‘,1 M l y bi Unity T h m !■ Strength— •^'55 f 8■ s M 'i w V k .m iX -” # t5 5 w -4 & 5 fia l5 ------------------- — ---- «. - — — . ___ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 12, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 12, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fa7a4a45885d81891ca16ab338ea888c.pdf f3cf734273ad887f8ca66fb1b57f62d3 PDF Text Text I TUESDAY JAN. 10, 1980 n u t BA v y r w n w y m A i M t ^ N fym Ti. r t o m p i Legal Notice Th* Board of Count? t'nmoilaslcnsr* of Hsmlnol* County. Klor fec«lv* at (tin Clark a nfflua In Ilia Court llmi*« at uanford on or brfijtn I o'clock Florida Asks For Men Implicated In Tax Collector Florida Murder, Freed RemindB Florida Federal Funds For FITZGERALD, 0 ., Jan lO-tA*) —Murder charge* hava been Of Filing Deadline P u b l i c Projects dropped In Ben Hill county M f 'K K O N V I I .I .K , .Ian. ft. Tlir,<|h MTtrl.n of fnrm Oh, m o , on lha (H p n ln h — following •iiulpmtnt and work era, hu::lr.(.„'nrn ,nnd otlirr lat- liaaa fta, 1 " * - " * ' * -o«--ar«rlaulr Cauatr Jail pHV*rn of I lin I'lorldn >|l*frl*f Ivor* tumova Ih* praaanl pliimUur itiiiuutcil ri'ccully by M r. John I ■ a it, la* I . . . I I . „ _ t l a. a ....a _ a a "tag* with tool raalatlna at*ol pl*t« htch**. wllh op*nln« on th* cell ■Ida about I t " m width and Itl hrlant. In*,all on .* 1) aid* of a heavy duty vltraoua china prlron howl, *iih*r wall huna *>r IliHjr lyp*. with puah liutton *up. "UP PU m il cnnceulsrl *nil valve I t (inunction lu **w*r and wnl*r oponlhaa in th* rnvvrrd with n t to** aerttn Hhuwar alalia to l.» ra-ll*ad with ■w'vi.rjl........... platar. and ID .••.V1 ,he I'rlHonrr'a corridor a Inatall a n*w prlaon lypa,lavatory WHkf. hn>m Huch additional ra .lrrid ln a of alr*i parillli.n* in •'UsclalTcsn* lo P* don* aa dlr*clad hy tha County Board. at a unit prlca. * •■a to*, r , 0L*if.ll ,r*n . h* lna,wp|*d ■no the ronrinJonn dileriiilncil hi r a r tll*Mr 4F»» fta. • ' F a r aa* la lb . tu u a tr dadan'r Ufttna -a 2 r* combination niL-hanlaeil l l i i . * tngchInn mid cn»h r*al>ii*r w llh nlaht d*|iarlm«nl hay ,irranatmeni, aulomallc, i**f*cilv* , I’CoHn* «n lam . aulo21*"*'. rtjatnitiilloh nuil h iidIt «irlp riaacrlptlv* kny anutlnn with Iranar numtiar, alnal* lock conlro) for “ M Poalllona. a .p a ra t. mid Iti.lm foaturn, roll., Iiaarlna caah drnwar wllli ........ . T A L L A H A B sS ^ ig n . 10- 0D — Th e Htnte Imptovement To h imiaalon lias approved and sent to Washington apnllratlnn for 1831,160 In federal fund* to plan IP 1,03:1,660 worth of puhlic work* In Florida. O f the total renueated, |37,760 to plan a ( 408,060 rowan* po II pc H oii mid diapaaal ayatem. D waa the inly direct appllm lion by a city, but the fltate lm pm vrm phl f'ommLaalon aaked for 110,000 to *turl planning on n proponed ( 12,220,000 Jarkannvllle civic renter project. Th e improvement rommlaidmi Kahn, Cnllnrfor of fntcrnitl Rcvc nun. Hint .Inn. tfl I* Hi* ,)onillliu’ fill innklfiK lim rly flout i.Hyinrotf <m or noiofollnir HUP Dcclarntlon. nf K'ltlmafpil Tn*. Hmlnr Hie law, Ilia <luo datr -vlll lip .Inh, lb, blit fllm-p Hint date frail" on Solidity lliin ypar pay mi'nla, di’i birutfoii, mid fmnl r* turn* made on Monday, Jnn. 1*>. will In- trvatful aa lim viy rocrlvcd In Ihw pa»« of farmrra, Chllfclor Kaha naplnlnad, a iipw law nciiiiil* yeaterday agreed to make a *ur-< Hiem In lilaponan wllh fillnif or vcy of the fMaUdllty of flnanc Ing the big btllhling to hnuae city. making paym fnt on n Dftclornllpfi County, atfite and federal offices of Katlmnlrd T a x if they file mid and a aurroundlng park on tho pay In full th flr final return-, for downtown Jackaonvllle r i v e r I R n o t la te r than January .11. front. If n farm er doe* not expect lo flip oarkiw applied for ( 06,. hi* Hdurn j y ' t h a t time, he moat 000 to plnn M,ahftd)00 worth of file mid make payment rm a Dec­ Improvement. • laration by Jk n . , 1ft and then can If fpdpral iSjnda are advanced, 1IlkI- U/illl.BII take u ;itin i| ^ rc ii in to. file KIh they inuat be repaid later wliru final retu rn ; riiom-v la ralaad to atari artunt HuainAfiff iapd profeaalonal pro- porwtrurtlnn of. the project*. I'Ip. Inventtifa; anti nthera mibjert A preaanl, only ( 267,000 la al­ lo flllha'' TWbiraHona, ninetided located for Florida planning. IteclaraHortu, on ■oinkliic payiinuil* no .Imi. lb, limy nlao aiibatltiilp I'hllndclrdilit waa foil mini io limit I nuil rot urn a but iniial .to xo 1tiH2 by William Perm, by dan. III. (iroeruily appakliip, ivti^c cum ?lV.M ...... ■I* or,' not Involved In the dan It. filinu dnln. Iiecniiae, under Hie rajact liny-aa-ymi-Ko uyatem, HiPlr laxc* aeoapt tha offar WflHHMIP MtCRVICKN for til* h*at Ini alp Ktilmtttnftally paid In advance M» I.O IIW R KO N TF.N Counlv rtir icrvlie* for new Mi. i,a|. by the wlHihulilinK of llieonm tax J r McCtiKf.LA VI i, varv Mi-iNionarf HaptUt Church I io iii Ibtdr wa^ea. Chairman • •" Attaal: O. I*. 'Hnrnilon ,’pK'‘" "'Hi Sunday Bchool at H:46 Clark A, M rbe morning worahlp began •WAL • ■ l" l l ’a pallniuled Hint Hf, per rent at 11 imi A. M. During the nervlm* I .'/u I i_ l ___________ of ra il lenten In Hie United Stale* Hie Officer* for 1060 were InatallrifiN nome atiinll operutora with le** cd, I lie Inalallatlon Sermon w*» nn a i i i m i i than JIM) head of ch III p. delivered by the Paalor Rev. A Nollca I* harahr , jflv»ii ’ thai” ’.,” <i. MiHurrn. The aubject wa* Ha raaular maallna hald on ih. Ilh day of JanuaVv. ir.in, m* "Stand In Vitur I’lace". COLORED NEWS B 9 BB9 ! B B a a a M H B a B > Flylnf Arrow it art ad. Her maater, Capt. David Jonai. SI, of Cnlcago, aaya the ahell hits iraatlaM # Oaet rendered her unaeaworthy. Ha askheld Shanghai. ad for U. S. naval escort to the In t jnml italement. loltmon and nearest port for rspalrs. Secretary ol the Navy Maithewi The nearest port Is Bhanghal, againat Godwin DavLi, C. M. ■aid Ihe deitroyer* reported the) where the Isbrandlsen Line freigh­ (Head) Revel, and Joe Allred of the Hying Arrow lu* 17 hole* in ter was bound with a general car Phenlx City, Ala., in the atsylng her hull. All except one were made go worth ( IU,000,000. Chinese N a­ tionalist* aay (hey have mined of Johnny Frank Btrlngfellow of by 40 millimeter projectile*. Columbua. | the approaches to Shanghai. Technically, Judge O. T. Gow­ The deitinyeri have given the Lt. (Jg) C. I.. Stuart of Chico, er of the Cordele circuit nol- damaged merchantman oxygen and Calif., boarded the Flying Arrow proaaed indictment* againat the acetylene loola and wooden plug) from the Rtlckell and was shown trio yeaterday and reteaaed. ' damage by Captain Jonta. bond* totaling ( 26,000. ■ F to block the hole*. They eitimaled The lieutenant said the two Ktrlngfellow'a body waa found' ind thaf repair* could be xonipleted destroyers would remain here as f'Mrly In 194ft in a pit In nortl in sighl hours, * long aa the Flying Arrow and the Florida. The murder waa allegi The ttalemenl said the Flying American State Department de­ lo have taken place In Fltigerft In 1944. Arrow i> in Ihe vicinity tn the ent- sired. In Washington. Secretary of McVeigh and Walden alan have rahee of the Yangtie River eituary State Acheaon defended the ad­ been aentcnced to life tarma In which ii outside Chinese territorial ministration's disputed Formosa the death of Walden's wife, Mr<i. policy today In a clone-door session Patricia Ann Foster Walden off! water*. wit‘» Senator* critical of It. Columbua. The state changed-elki; MearRhile, two United Slate* Acheaon waq before the Senate waa alaln in Brunswick oeci cairta deitroyeri. Anchored nesr ihn thell- Foreign Relations Committee for a "abe knew too much." bettered freighter laic today while general review of foreign policy. Sitting In with the committee a Chineie Nationalist gunboat hov­ ware a group ^ R p p u b lican Sena­ TREAT BEAN MEED Ft. I.auderale, Fla. — Many ered on ihe horizon. tor* who are nnrmatnbera but who llrnward County farmer* have had aaked for the right to question The deilroyers Bauiell and Slic­ treated their bean aced with Ar% Acheaon face-to-face. aan and Kpergon thin aeaaon to ked tleamed here lo help patch When Asheaon went into the control root rot, ualng a sticker to up the riddled Flying Arrow lor committee fopm, ft reporter aaked obtain greater adherence of. the whatever it in store Inr hrr in the him if he thought he could con­ vince Ihe Senator* that his policies material* lo the aeed, Courtly Agent It, K. I.HWton report a that future. are correct, The ilnp was hit by )0 to 40 larmnra have been liern well pleased Arhcion 'quipped: ‘T in Just a with their result* from lining this Natibnliil gunboat shells in in simple hoy, f*|j tell them the 'V i '■ i' new met hud of treating seed. 'tcrnalional waters yesterday. She truth." Mine, Chiang Kai-Shek, wife of the iilargg w*‘ *b° 9 l Iwenly .miles of! the Chinese GeneralIssimo, left Canada is half again jChmeie mainland when the attack New Vnrk today hy plane for Han as H ip Drilled Slates. - a Evangelists Protest N o se R«d an Raw (/»• io m c o f d t It* a Mae** l , * a pass naal Hay by the Communist pres* which quoted minister JimmyWood of Crescent Hill, Texas, as saying that the Incident waa “tp rl of a plan of terrorism InspIreiFby ’d >y the Catholic Cliurrh .*1 O isrrvalore raid that "a prerise denial nf this >an lie had by ap­ pealing to non-Cathollc* who live In Italy." "Minister Wood can be sure," Oiaervator* said, "that If It were not to mortify the Catholic Church, the (Communist) rmntist chorus would nut have echoed Francisco on the first leg of s Might to-Jnlu her husband iu For­ mosa. liar only statement as she walked to the Trans-Wnrld Airlines plane was an expression of tluiuks to those who have expressed sym­ pathy for Chinn. In Hong Kong, Communist Chinn aeknnwldegrd British recognition today. The Reds aald they would like to negotiate for the opening of diplomatic relations. It waa Ihe flrat word from the Red regime Britain announced re­ cognition laat Friday. And It wu* only a cryptic announcement re­ leased by the uffirinl New Chinn News ageney. The rnlease said Premier and Foreign Minister Chon Kn-Lal hns accepted the nomination of J. C. Hutchinson as Hritaln's charge D*affaires to negotiate- establishment of dlpluma|lc relations. To relive in .'illn i lirltslien and h*lp a Fm * h**i. tuicoth on a bit o( **nll-. soothii,j. rsrrlullv medlcatwi R E S IN O lF " ™ 1" i h f T H lN K IN fi KLLl/OW rides th* YELLO W ” PHONE i Y EI We WbIKI*'* I CASK USED CARS A L L ‘MAKES • ALL CARS GOOD CONDITION IS (o 24 M o, • E a s y T e rm # W E DO O t m O W N F IN A N C IN G Coma In • Gel Acquainted MELTON’S USED CARS i > 2nd A Palme lie jug® Board of ('nunly, ' rontinii..io»*r of Hamlnol* County,’ Florida. « dpplad a raaolution . loiilni: v ., In* and abandoning and raiiooio In* and d lx la tn itlig 1Any rlahi of aaml.noI* I'ounir, Fioriilu ami in.public In ami lo tliai i.rfm n nn •d road, to win ‘ A ll of Klrat Hlfanl Irina I4a«l <>/., <•««•:,!. >. uud' V ; or ........ . I \ lllaa* of ctlbfliota,. ar rordln* to plat Ihlirtor. ro cnrdjd In I’la i .r W 'K I of til* I'llbllfi' 'fly. oVilH of Hamlnol* r.iu m y, Florida B T .O Itn id l tiF + (IM IIH A lin <>l i'f iU V T T I'UaiMIHHIMNKim of HL’MINtll.K c n tlN T V I Fid lit 11>A ft I*. IIKNNfiON A* Clark ,if aald Hnaid I B Af. r . . . * . ■■ ■ i ____ Slate Farmera Market 'I be evening gerw lre began at a 'l'A TK FA M H IIlia 7:lbi I*. M. A powerful •arninn W A ItH liT wan delivered hv Rev. H A intln, M l.i'lllll .Mr. .1.1 'Ih* f>.Ih,w iiim p ih * . mr, o| minfii, „f Hie Prim itive HaptUt m Hi* |,*t,l*r* oh ,ln* tl,mi.ini f Imrcli nf Tangerine, Fla. The ii'Hi* F hi io*rn Hu, in i rm iomtiii Nimg irrvtee Hiioiigbnut the day "III 111 'I'l i|i b *IH Hllll ll.lll* ,. I,,i win tendered bv Choir number I - I I' M .Iiiii ti. IP.’.'i iff. Halier H i i h i H number II *Uo Hi-,i, in T . ml "I at*" u. lO'it h i mi*ij in, i i 1.1 ii, i.-I * mi ! . .-I veil. IIih o h , Ilium Itn lt|u Ill'll • The artlvltle* for the week are Iu ♦1" I ina Ih li 11 (ill a* fnllmv: i ’.il,In,He liM Mi I ’ll lillHtl* lib I .li Mnndav K vn ln g— Red Cinde and I'lihliiia*. lome Mlaalnn Meeting* *T(IO«aii I'*I*| v Tui'idny livening - Tearher*' f till i aonflow*, i elerv Vi'l'* Meet mg . i iiiuinitier. Widn'. rdav Kvnnlng — Jflhrrlr l-'miii, . Hit Nuniliru 2 Iteliearaal. ,Halier Hoard I'syarul* Itn Caui'laut tin It-iklN l* ?$ Number 2 Mealing ■ I tllu*. Ii *h*l«. I ’l) T » in -d a y Fvenlng — Prayer I'ai k I, A i ll Meeting ,t ird, f ’lorlda, i on ll*|lrlli|IOM I’ll* I) TH 'Ik , ii Itn lip. It Hi i i« Friday F>venlug—Cnnlr Numbar f niton*. 1 Halieaxttal. Dinar >Hoard NumO r* .o turn It. a f f^ ber I Mar ling , . n , V jui IV, in 4 , illoi k •aVt* lip Itpl It Ml Rav. A . ( 1. McQuaeti, Paitnr. Kn«llN|i l|,i D pi H su .Inaidta p. tyilaon. riturc|i R^I r*. lliiouat f-w ity KhiIII v Mo iN k u f l IS CfititOipM fieri MIIvb ' ^ ^ ' p k iih o n a I!' MK6I t’| 6 N ll.tK" IX .Vl 1 ‘10 i S||t.> F l f t l» M I 1.1* II Claa, Jgiua« D ftiV tlvjiirte in I rll e*|»«»H Th«’Hi|iM»i> Mini wlf*. Me *. Anipor* I1H , Miuina. fiFtl , . , Ilh IU k U 12 Of* Iff* fMMIV Mfliltlcll, U, Tlnun 1*011 nf Furl Itls, N. J , \ rllliw . Ilo II |*r l i n are In the city visiting ihalytmo Hoiiab Ii . Hier, Mrs. GentKlaoN Tholiqison. U lillr Mil 11or 12 IMi praaani*d In lb* Sanford f'l'v T um iHim I'urpM IIMI7 West Hi-vculii Sheet, They vl fflommlnalon i r ■ ............................. HI Itn ii'HOlar 01**110* Il'.K Ill’ll I 7'i Ton ................... 'Jin ‘ sllcil Allen I'bapei A. M. “K Hliuic.b on t l Januarr lbM<; Tim Cnoi Tiiinrtln** dm lug the I-'.veiling wurahip ser­ mUaliin r*aarv»* fb^ tlahi io m 11 * 1 ■ > Is M i tact any aa all hid* vice. Tlii-i will be leaving our I'l.lF F IIIt l, MoKllllllh' III I IIIIIIU*'* City no Jail, 26. f'lfy Matiaaah.' *11>«|M«n mi BOV Hf'OUTH ^ (III iMlIKtltl lt«a I t TS ? Mi 'It'll i i k t r r i . i i ' A T l n s r u n T uum i t I iiph i itn* ii n The Hemlimit' Divisional Conimllv i s a i , Ii i i H h h u k rot iiuuli'i iitn nil llraua**. I '* belli a Court Of Honor and cniTitT n r" fftfc c o i'N 'n 11101)1 nn 1lrii|i* f m il. n «iM . HEM m oj’. r c o u n tv IfaiilltiH fiililv lian v v , l o a t h * ) Invesliire Hervlce al Allen Chapel ....................U nit >4 in ....... si *a ii v , il* itl a ml ( 'i lrtv g o o d t m l i v A. M E Church, Rev. A. H. Chand­ «A N F Illtll 00 * r:l* « irt.’-KW'1." n r i l l i i a r v i n t n l* i i u a l l l y h •* Ilia n n r l r f x >|iml*it. In r» tha Kata la of ilia Itntilnxui wn(,ni,;. rf;; m a t co m a* lllu a I/f*Ral Notice Notice I* l» Ih*f*V* *t*an th.it n h l '. ftvan Pt'BM I' X I'III H Mary K. linbtnain tilu fln.il W .tt ly lj iiai h H*a1*i| |im i |mi" h I* o il) I** i* . report u* KiactiUU of tha »«l*'i ('•had In Ih* nlll'-* nf Ih* I'lly or Arvllla lloolnaon. dar»aa»d Cl*rk paofnril. I'lnrMa. until I that ah* Iliad Am ftp 1 H*t)t|nn for (■'cluck I* M is isniiarv I'irn. -f c a j i 'i fUnitCnm CoutilWMling* of Ham Inola County, Florida, nn tha »lh day of February, I##« for approval • ' Of aama and for final 8|ach*ra* a* Kaacufrla of Itia ratal* of A rvllla llnhlnaon/- dkttoaaad. M A IIT K IIOUINHON Kaaarnlrlv of'tha aalala of i' 1 Arvllla Hnhlnann, d«' »»»*d 4G FACTS ler, Pastor. Hcouls (lion Troop No. 133 built a Itl Idge nf Ibe 112 Scout Laws amt welcomed membar* of Hie new Troop No 130 along with the Past or *pil Troop Committee lido the program of Hcoilttng, af­ ter which Remits from Troop 133 and 9t were presented Advance­ ment awards by Commissioner JA. Lawson, and Advancement Chairman James Trammel. Dr. J. C. Itlugllng charged the committee as well as the church as to their re»potislbl|lty In aeatng BY RISiAROt ■ l al which tl mi* H im will lia ptilillrl) n|tan*i). fur lha liirnlshllia <>l our t*rlala fm uin* whllaw ar lla ’ii* Malarial cnimui nf lumlnarl**, •t«*t uni**. II. iranafotniara anil ninth iniiilm-lnr Mild*. H|ia,-irii all'll!* anil hid forms m il li* olitnln*il In lni*r**lei1 paril** al lha n U liv nf ih* C llr Manaum Hanfnnl Klnrhla Tnhlilalail lihl Hint every liny l» given an opporwill he •nhnillii'il In ilia Martfnril followC llv Comnda»liiM al It* *»aul*r unity In Inn program. Tha nwallna nn I I Januarr 111" Com ­ ti|* Remit maalem war* present: mission rasarvcH Ih* rlahi In r* Seoul maalrr William Bradley lad any hr all htrt* r l . i p r n n i r jMi K II I i i i n .lit. Troon Ilia, C. I), ('atilwall Tioop 01. C llv M «naa*r ^ ^ D a v a s grow so easily W&ZM Average Vitamin Ccontent of guava^fs Willingly high. Florida guavas coutd thfl entire world'* n**d» vitamin. in F lorid a that few actual groves exist. Most of the supply \for G u a va Jelly com®* fr^m wild trees. Y e t u n d n r c u ltiv a tio n guavas will yield an amazing crop. Trees mature in 3 to 5 years, bear fruit year round, will grow In almost any hind of soil. Florida guavas could supply enouy i vitamjiwich baby food for all the habile in thedlnltRd States, H'ld Remit Piaslf ft Taj'l«r Troop M Research at the University of Midmi indicates the possibility that a great guava industry cap be developed in Florida.. facts are available for nil w -r. • tnter®**®d. Amazingly versatile as a food...delicious as a fresh fruit...guavas make finieliies, canned fruit, beverages, frozen i * >i 4 % "f , >r -K H I N f 0 #M A ?K >N : An ibftaft m •Ji; ia i ** " *• l* *yj • * ■, .t * tf » »* ,*. r •N Kl •fit temnvtitl peuiMfttM at Hondi Gurnt bv oi Unlviryily of Miami findinn, will b« i«r,' ■ ^ I V’ tl |Orf» 'll lU.tjiHj*,, * i<'l*',l»? f ?i i *J ifirTfftfKV *** ' ■>. A jn«m QtlfSIBB fA mi A B B I V f W IB 1 B B I '>f} *" t >ijyua| ULllwi flf joniiaaia' luauaklf ngven wuw i w w w w w c ii * Good for man or beast, guavas'^re' potential source of a commtrcle fo^,vitwwvrk|i N-sfortr feed e e g -t it .. 1 *^ 11- s * ■' ' ' 4 ''' r‘ * , •.-r‘i Phone 1203 �I em m eK s m * » r fCv<SfeiiP.i,.» >r ,J •JBFf'V <k f • • • U —- ■•— -» ~ ’ .-.tu •/, fa U b Ht T k # t* I t I t v t s f t k — ***' t t i Ph h gf the World; Mi ad America, f i t Sanford. ST h e ^ a ttfn r fo lip r a t fi . Established 1908 VOLyBRx*^ McCarran To Reveal AH On * DP Question Farm Bureau Head \*-V U . S. A s D .P s * W ASHINGTON. Jon. II - (TP) W— Senator McCarran (D-Nev) raid today ha will l«t the public judge whgthgr ha or Ugo Caniai, head of tha Displaced Penom Commotion, ii lying about the operation of the DP program. McCarran. chairman of the Sen­ ate Judiciary Commitlca and hitter foe of a Houit-paaiad hill to liberajis* tha DP act, told reporter* that 'venial had publicly called him liar. Ha wa< raltrnng to a itatement hatred by tha Ditplaced Peraon* Cnfniuiott tail night. Thi» denied teatiaony made public by McCar­ ran that the comminion ordered an army-labelled Communist and Communiit suspect* admitted to thit irf01 **•* "When I act through ideating document*." *eid McCarran. •Til let the public *ay who it a liarCaruti or McCarran talked with reporter* ciarytubcommiltea called to con after a doted meeting ol a juditider the houte bill to broaden the present DP law and let a greater plumber of war refugee* into tht* country. A t‘ |he tame lime, McCarran re leated a letter from an American contul official in Munich. Germany, to Secretary of Stale Acheaon tay Die. 29. IM S . and June IS. 1949. ing 10 vitas ware it*ued between to ditplaced pertoo* who wary "apICm U n H on ra*a Mel StocktwULf* , pf the Florid* air meeting y*s State lahV af rtielr trrdeytvqttd tg Inereeia pt* «‘«l>l a to lr of1the* bank, from IN). (>00 to" $100,000, and re-elected .all offlcrra -«nd director*. About 'wfqur.fUS||. of -the’ HtncItholder* were preeeat. Officer* re-elected are C. H. Mc­ Nulty. president; E. Q. Kllnatrlrb, Jr., vice president; T. E. Tucker, rathlar; Mary Lynd R om , assistant eaahlar. Director* re elected art 0. R. Clonta, Oviedo; Forreat Qatchflt C. H. McNulty, E G. Kilpatrick, Jr.; W. A. Patrick; T . j . Tucker. Mr.. McNulty predicted a bright ^outlook far bualnan and banking **ln 19*0, both from • iTorfda and latlonal standpoint. The build Ing program In “the at* In advend*,- nthar- Al**. ra eotnlyw Inte.tM are tatlon la Mowing a ha pointed out. At praaant the hnai i with dorreapoading , ' II which Include dapatlti of Jig. <• »T ” gfc The high fc!»r from aal *ae%S9 took rar eaatyol1 eaah dividend* of have bean paid to atoek DurIng the tame pei ttadlvldad proffta ahowad art IneratM of g j,S J I and tha au^l>k*a account, Pine S tm t N ta n AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEWSPAPER SANFO RD, FLOB1PA, W ED N ES D A Y Senator Taft Raps Truman's P oint-4 Plan 9 W EA TH ER Fair and relld through TForod*y. Gentle variable wind* bofuming northeast in »«»t. _______________________ ____________ Associated Press Leased Wire .l,4N . I I . I9M1 W BHHSS No "755 U.S. Refusal Of 'Russian Deal' Is Reaffirmed Kiwanis District Meet In Sanford Ohio Republican Not In Accord With Tru­ man's Program To Develop F a r Ea s t Senator Says He Will Prove Who 1^ Lying About Reds Enter/ in g % TH S Taft Deplores S t a n d Oti Formosa Affair; Af heson Favors Rec­ ognition Of S p a i n W ASHINGTON. Jan. 11 - </p, W AAHINGTON .Jan. II. — — Senator Tafl (R-Ohto) laid io ‘•P> — Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) tod*> accused a "left wing grouu” day the co»l of Ptetidrnl Tinman'* In Ihr Slate Deparlment of deeipanded "point four" plug,am for •ring Ihr alahe* of Congreaa developing the world'* harkwaul with regard to Chin* and Forarea* "teem* almo«t beyond cal inn,* The Senate Republican potlr, laadrr. In a sharp iptech, rulalion." renewed hi, rail for a,*|„tiinc* Tall told a rrportfi hr think* ' In Fnrinoae and ridiculed nrguSelection of a tile fur the Flori­ Mr. Truman look in a Ini ol triri 1 nienl* that II would Intnlve tha da Farm Bnri'eu'e pinponnl 140,- lory when hr prumiied in In* DalDnllrd State* In a war with 000 building will t>e the No. I item of the union menage to help m.A< Itngkl*. Taft denied that he haa on the agandn when ntale director* ever kiiggr,ltd Ihe occupation meat in Orlando Thuiaday and scientific and emnomu advance* A n n , nr Nary there. "Our Friday- Loring Raoul, Sarasota, available to hatkwaid people*, paiNavy I., there, wlih haaea within atata president, »ay» sites In liculaily in the Far E**t. "in their a short dlitaiur. ,nd It, ►hip* Ualneavtlle, Ocala, Hanford, Lake are between Fnrmoaa aM live*." City, Del,and, Orlando, and Winter China," Ta ll inlH tha Senat*. Park will be Investigated. The "It ha* taken in year* ami year* 'Fnrm on I, * hundred mile* building will house the date of­ In gel wwhere wew aie." Tall »aid Irum Ihe milnDnd and Ihtro fice* of tha big faim nrganiaatlon. •an he no m ix in g II our Navy "If the Pretidenl i« going In make nndai theme. X14 Member', of (he Florida illitrlrt "f Kiwnnm lulcruRtlonal pn»i dlatrlct gnvoinor "f Ihe Klwanl*. m*k».v Ii ritai ih.ii ,hlp* carry­ all of the*e ictenlilii and e, nnnmir hranl |>r K. 1). Urownlrc, paalor eineiilu. of lh>* Flint I’rrahylcrlaii “ Klcvanu •'lull- and Ihe t'hhrc.h." ing I'nopa will not he allowed fhiircli, talk nn "Peair by Spiritual Menu-" «• ihe Sunday dinnei advance* available lo ihein in thi* in no*,. In l*ri, probably Ihtr* Dial i'IIiiir <cd tha two day mid-wlntei I'onfcirurp llaml.l li llipplei. would he nu aurh allampl at generation, it will lake billion* and ,11 If Ihe State Department made billion* ol dallart lo do it It perlerll, rle*r that w># do not "Frankly, I don’t know whal Intend to permit Communlat iH-riipatlon ol Formoaa." he i« talking abnul Maybe it’* all hooey on hit pail. Hut i( we are WASHING ION. I, II — (JP) going to hung aM ol ihr under (he llmled Slate* today roofdeveloped area* ol the world lip lo u-'ied d. *t.ind againtt any direct c*h«ilflrlN*erd look the ,|N,t lighl in Sanford lodav a* mnie than 400 our standard of living, the rntl leal with Hit**i* io ifille ihe m*for vntiot, tame horn ntie, tliiougholll Central Florida in ,ee learn, tiom teem* beyond calculation." •lohlriu* ol pea*e and war. eight I llie, ------* • *— ...... .ll..- I* nr.ipele al the f ort M Mellon Patk coliit, ol the Sanlord Secretary of Slate Ache ion’* V a l u e R r f t r r C n-nprr.tf ini* O f F a r m In 4 itatement prompted by reill the ,'ilate r.luumalion lournamenl ol the Northern Dt»rnoml Cllll quoted atatement to the Senate WASHINGTON. Jan. II — f/T) Foreign Relation Commit Ice that U ri’ rvl R c lw rrn Km- poil* w'htrh have been printed in Market T o C ity !.« till t — John L Irwi* today ordered economic aid may lie the hr,I way Nineiy lwn plavei, inmpeled ami eat h i |tv w,» iepie,ented by p ln y ris . (''.m plnyrr' t-'imanv. * <t*te Depattmenl 66,000 striking coal miner* to go of stopping the apread of Cumintl|Hfi leant, in e.ith »»l lluee tategorie, men, tlollhlet, latfiei double* tpokeinian JeiLird tint hti* g<Jvnlam In aoutheaM Asia added a hack to a three-day work week new note of urgency yeatndny to Belle | »n npetallot! belwrvu innient i» ’in d v and eager to d|iMemhei» of ihe Chamber of and mixed clutlblc.'«. Two *ui"iv ♦ Ing team* In encli category will he w|,„ aMiv H with the hlg employer* and employee, ,, * Monday. * the Prealdenl'a prnpoaal. Commerce were invilrif in attend illgililn to cnnt|trlr In Ihe .irntt 11 il»* ill llir*e piohltm* with tb* ....... „ ,,, However, Senator Ferguson (R - a heaimg at ihe City Hall real coming elute aMlffleltnatil tmuna The*e miner* had quit their job* mean* of illnmlalimi loulflcmr m Hmtiani" m anv 'appipiiate fol'1" '1 " n hU , i r ' •* ••"Monte of Duluth. Minn.. Amen* a’* lyilrm •*( life enieipntr um " in »even Mate*— refuting to work Mlch) aald ha doesn't think econo­ Monday night on the R1-A soil­ m*nl at Pt. Peteraburg mic eld alone will do the Job. Hr even the three day* weekly per- aald this country mint adopt and ing tula when dueftnrt mral hi Daytime Baach waa iepir*cntei|1 *"•*'"•! aelotitnam.nl director, aid wa* ii'gcd yetleiday by t'airoll L. Pie** olfnei Michael I Me l)f»- ( , n a • , a, | I A.I 1*t, 'Ml omm*A LAAttia*-^ mm.I Ufk milld’ by Lewi* in hi* "m id war" Mggreaalvr policy that will con­ h\ two ■ lull", realM'dy Pealiody IC |i|li I'll on I ad by 2U acme keeper, and 20 Fiencli. tfirerlm of the staff nf the molt, the *|>uketm*n. rdded thol ihe Tnuritl Cenier latl night. A Play began al 10:00 Induiliial Relation* Divuion id ihe wiih mine, operator*. , , vince tha people of Asia they might Uv ponln*nlo ami City bland on referees we aic npl going (n iR down with , , , to, be un tha Dimaocractlc aid*. Sanfopf delegatin' will al»o alA.M and was aehtduleil In eonNational Amuialiou of Manulai tk- nialiilaiul aide (.ithgr,team* Lewi* tetri-the following m«tuga ’ ’ Taft aald he haa no qbjfrtimj to tratrtlaaaO Og Vaga lOtal tlniia uWH nlghtfafl. 11mi * i i n i iilk lo I uni, reilrtdav. to. jV**identr of the -United A;''w**Ufi*ble” p r o g r ^ ij| ejglng f ei^d a StJfe f^oatT Department In the ■iimpetlllun weie Kanfiud. The nNtifnrd Tmirlal Club ,erved I If was mliinrlm nl v King 1inp imaiiaiiM earing in Tal|al\a**er on Jan. 21 Nnw Muivrua, Del.and, Lake Helm, Worker*' 1ldf*trtct* rihere puntis liim-heiin |ii nunc than .toy «f the, llrlando. Kiiatla and Oiahge City ha'iLquil all V/olkV viailoi,, and the' Tiiuflat' Cenier < lift AM^a *1 T ie value of. the State Farmei* Al a uiepllng of dlxtrirt p ie ,I Ilf |#w »*l irllm,; lire ri l •\ n f ill you'pirate transmit In out wa . lieanllflilly decorated with ACCUBCn iJ l I Market lo Sanford wa. *l,r».ed •lent. I 'he .lu ll., .1 M l|e|,ei. Udi'diine*, the - gift of IV* I' If l|UI4r II fDD 1*M* 4**1 •hr •' s member* who ate idle lhi» week my .hllffleleiaul 'III,*« tm of Hi liiml'i. if I.... . W. F. MrMa iD'iev • IninJ'fi 1 •H|||ll|f II r •ml r|n auggetlioh lhal, they re»ume pin*.. elei-lrd pre.ldrnl of Dir Simlli A W Rennawy and Karl Yn.t A 1lllftli ol M iiim I It IlllflS. kill rjuclion neat Monday." hinge,I a,,el- Sanfoid ha>. m evri •ill III lilrl of - liulflelioiird 'lull' V IM F.N N LS. Ind Lin. II — Ml A It Flowei, headi'il Do- ll Ml•»llt*ll <■'iil»litvn * "|if lair* in '•f' I Inml rrfhlx "( 'hr Wabash Some 32.6V) miner* have been Roliril llawDli'l lie, -,•••, 1 1ol y of i, fi r di nienl . r . .Iwill have, and with pioper •upiM’'l serving .•oinrniDi'i' \\r toiill 1 I mv r In tvi • • III • <iMIlh V l|»V on full itrike in Pennsylvania. 17. • ml Millie Itlvris hurr down on Ii iiu-lllded Mr,. II. C Moore NF.W YORK, Jan. II — (/I'l 'ian he made twi i or lluee Ini'e, " ip Smifoid Mliuf flelninul Cluli, will, Vlnrrniir, -nH nrirliv llsilrlo n lirr *nlr i Mr,. \V P Yeiiley. M r, S W sluillf •lir v•lilt i»nir »>| 1 500 in West Virginia. 6.000 in Ala — Tlie Fedetal Bureau ol fnveili-|laiger than il i* Inday l.a*t yeai -mil la-1 ,‘phi it- ,lnil f Irlioui il Wade. Mia. W. H. NeUnn, Mr, A |'M r . *11*1 Mi lirn . 1l In ..ii'DiwrHlrrn lodlina today. bama. 5,000 in Kentucky. 4,000 liailiniili. Hliiiugrd Ihe lunrnH M. Fen la, Mr*. (! W. Hart, Mr* Ihr Mhltr Itlvrg. * Wsheeh gation wa* accuted in federal courl lit had a paymll of nvei $100.00(1 ••V*«u Imv r in S miiI hi •1 rt «*l«I*R in Ohio. 900 in Ulah and 250 in liilm i'r r . inrhnl p*.,l the 29uent hi,i yeai in ronpeiatl'in Lottie Slahl, Mr.,. A. Hlelk, Mr, •••4*1|*tM )f A1111*1i*HD f |PP D|llIvi today of tapping the talepbone wne, ihe added. Virginia. , ■I il l.tlwill'l lllgglll- preitdent nf i hail e. Sloven,, M r,. Minnie |«| (In* 1 lull . "In rh»* tout m irk it llarlrt'ui, t l mil** Iff nf llmlerf Nation* employees and Managwr M Hlggln* wa.. In Dm Hr-mln'dr t'minlv t'hamlier of .tone.. M r,. Ham Wade, M i, I M There were 16,000 on tlrike in i- 1»•|*|!•' A* ■•lilrl ||11.«• .until »f Vlnrrnne, un I*. S. la t mmlv v •Dueled In write » letter for Mai members uf foreign embattiei. H lg h i-n II, and wa* *ip*cl*d ' -mmiMir Muntiey, Mr". O. M. H. Iluw-au. •In* ii «rpf rlfl•f Mini *i|i|»l«"-al >if (Ilf l U t H i a M we e * »« nin* •o rrr-,1 under .11) frrl today. L. II ilughe., pie,"lent -if the Mi i. .1 Wl.,ne, Mr* Dorl, Haehm. i in *in viv»* •ti1v 4*» lung; a- II Im Ahiaham I. Pnmoranli, attor­ ket Manager Hnndv Anderann ex prexxlng the apprerlntInn uf (lie .'i.infnid Hhufflelmaid Cluli. hiuI Mi*. H L. Hardy. Mrs I. I. Itr-ld rn l, nf the Innri * n l half \»nfi 1*'nu |»ri|»|«' ney for Valentin A. Gubilchev. Rui f'hamlmr nf Commerce fur the Dili F Riuddei, pineiilent uf Die Klevrn-.ni!, Mra. D Scilililer, Mr, id Dir town * r r r h»lng evacu“ Amnlig rinplnvrr* D ir ir I, n*i* lian engineer who was indicted wilh Drd hy Nation.,I Guardsman fine wmk win Ih In living done •<' t "Uriel ('lull, well "llliul llie vtett fa il Llieuhowvr, Mr. and Ml:. I- Dir d r g ir r nf uii'IrrHlsndlng ••( rhargei, made the accutalion. «lih iruik* and hiial. Ihe mnrkrl ami offering hi cooper i i , lip hi'ltug Di I' W llie.hlrr W Mill,. Mra. R. I*. Culh-y amt Im-ilu'-t* r n lr t p i'L r lh a l tlin e Judith Coplnn on *py conspiracy ate In nuy way pnHxihln Inwanl I'ottl*, fm mol pie .ldenl nf the Mr". I'nul Patrb-k Chari"" Kiev hmild lir,” hr nlslrd, end drrlar HAN FKANCISCU. -Ian 11. — Mate Hliiiffli'liuenl A , orlntlon rn" aNalated with the meat rut nl Dud hm.lnrvi men r.huuld "xoll" "I will prove," Pomerantr told II" further development. dh \ hlliaanl hliutered on to­ Mini fnimi'i I .Ion I Ii a1*If f linvei Dug. thr fM'r rntriprlav Idea Mr. Hlggln" pointed nut that the court, "lhal it i* a lytlemalic ward Ihr Rocky Mountain* today the tmde Imdy’., primary Inlrrcet " L liiiHlnrn liiiinmiT Ha, II a ORI-ANDO, Jan. 11. — f/P) — pari nf F. H. I. practice lo lap the limit T 1* It cnncrriifd shunt em- •D't hitting thr Paidflr i-oaat with Orange County friend* of George telephone wire* of United Nation* In the inning regulation* U in |dnvv*', **" hr s s k id II" S lisw rird wm tri'i «nrxt Ma,t getting ennugh huiiaea wtthla Smother* oapaeta the Mfaml ecu Hum, boll lei up highways. M . mi’ll qiM ill'in* hv pointing out reach of the average person'* pm employe* of the type of Gubilchev. greaamsn to admit he la a candi­ Wind- tanging up lo fib mtl*l *n H i,I x.'rntdlng In h rn -ro l U liv ry late for Senate* at a rally hrrr at well a* member* of . foreign em­ kethunk luillt here In aatlsfy the dal * the ‘ ............................... null nit" lo D u n - rinployer* he. h'„ii lUMppcd Ire l*drn power and Thuraday night. battle* and fnraign minion* In thit demand, lie urged a* many a, Some taction* Isvr D ial 111111,Inver* e rr lu lr ie ,t r i| telephone ling* pn,slide to attend the City Cum ...«oit Rnlt Jr., apokeaman for country.' Nlao weir UolaleH nr daikenrd frtr u D u ll n -rlfe ir mDslun'* hearing nn the Zoning fne rally "pouinr*. aald, the ex­ •||nw I, Du* g in ,, la k r illv Id rd T " hum * He made ihe (latomoht in a move Committee'* rrcommendatimi fm pected Snnounccment 1* aaaurlng a Hall, tain and lightning added The hlstorlr river hoiMVlmst. •v, . hit, vrcniul question the Pllnl Cluli siluplvl « rr»n "Only capacity attendance of 3,000 frem to quaih ihe indictment nn ihe an emcmlmnut to Rt-A nn provid­ lullnn rsqiiaallng tb,t Dir County "Hhemrnck" upon which Mr sml onr Two Inch hatlhalf nf th« people qn»,Dunei) lui-al variations ing. that there must lie at leas* many porta M lha State ground lhal tho proMculion wa* C"inml**l"n of Krmlnoln County Mrs H. B. Pope lived for four Ih Ink rin p lo ye r. « ie getting their -l-'iir* prltcd Fort Oragg, Calif; 720 square feet In hoiiae proper The program will last laa an hour hated solely on information ob­ (hr «torni ipread over W*yhyeai* prior to moving Intn Iheli and not more than 2H0 feet In pnr primil thr tvnnirn who liavr duly lieu residence at Indlnn Mmind fail ,lia ir ," hn dated aald, starting at SilO P.M-,' Rntt L "glatrrril fm lory iluty to rxrr"|» Ih r iv any h s,l* for ro-opet- ingtun, Oregon, uotlhern Califor­ tained by lapping lb* telephone* che* and rarpert under main roof ard will bit hrooricaat nvoY Jf2 Flor nia and Nevada II* heaviest blowg Village has lien purchastil hy .1 <r..«*■■•* m . Na* Mat Mr. Hlggln* aald he I* plan­ >l*r till* prlvllrgr , , ihr law lli- Ha told Trantmell, wax towed Hat- itllmi hrtwrei, employer and rm - wrrr ,truck in loiitliern Oregon Ida radio atationa. ii-ndad, si Ihr merllng uf Ihv idnyf-r* ? " w s, hla third queaning to attend the Road Deparl­ Although'Smathara haa not an­ and northern California Four utday to Jacksonville where Mr. ment hearing In Tallahaame on i-luh hrbl In thr Ysi-ht Cluh la»( Trammell nprreiri a dredging tinti 'Only nnr Olll of two quoa- highway death* in northern Cali­ nounced hla candidacy, ha haa envtliu iril think there I* m utuality night. cent tag secondary road program trod the Stata In aaraval talk*. fornia. hi amod lo poor visibility, nf intvrenl," hr ratorted Tha r*»n|iitlon wa, ilrawn fol­ hutltivaa. Jan. 21 where the new seventh It haa baan ganarally aaaumed wri" attributed lo the etc rm. T (|nr Ilf thr significant results lowing Ih" drrlalou nf Ih" CotinlV Thr “ Shamrock" wax f!r,t heard will he eaplalned. Other* planning he will oppoao Senator Pepper Mor* snow In Ihr mountain*, Coinmlavlun «l It* meeting la,I of In thla section in l(H0 whrniul Die ,iirv v y , lie d e d s ird , wm (D-PTa.J, TA L L A H A S S E E , Jan. 11. -I/ P ) to attend from Hanford will he Thursday to omit Hi" name* of Hi* Hri licit Wilson, son of the nwqer Dial uniformed peorde were fer lain on Ihe coast tnd modtrdttd — The Florida Houaa of Rapreaan Banator E. F. Boyle, County Com- I!' women who hevr registered for of the Wilson Cypres" Cb„ was mote ,e \e re ami hnstlle tn business winds were forerest for today, tatlve* commlttao to Invaatlgata mlatloner H. H. Pope, Rep. M. H. jury duty due lo th* lack of car- married on tha front deck to an m m Ilian the Informed, hut even followed hy clearing skies and •<$atata Imtltutlona today plannad to Smith, and Harold Gray, county lain faclllllc, at th* Court Houae. Irish girl who had served the In Dm lattar group there wa* sus­ (reeling temperatures tomorrow. hold » Joint moating with the road luporlntandant. The ieut«r of th# storm had v«ag«d Mra. Ruth Scott, president, pre- family aa a nurse! She named the picion and dlxtrust. Tha Somlnoi# County Farm Hoard of Control I t aoon a* "Only the employer can explain off Into the northern Rockl«s. But tulcd over the business session and boat, "Tha Shamrock." poaalbl*. Boraau haa aalactad John Pintuigad tha cluh lo cooperate with Th* young aoupla lived on the to rmployaa* how Income It dl Its tall w*» expected to whip dqwn The commlttao wga aot up to vatarana on tha farm agrl* the chairman of tha Hospital Bene­ boat for aavaral•years at Palatka vldad,convince them of their com­ over southern California wfth I taaehar, to hoar It* inquire Into tho flacail and moral fit Bridge to he htld on Fab. 14 where Mr. WILon managed the mon Intareal end that the A m e ri­ drenching r*lna aetlvlllea of tho atata toatltutlan*. Snow plow* war# busy dlggfhg at tha Woman'* Club. Th* Pilot Interest* - of tha Wllaun Cypraxa can xvalent work* for and no! Rap. Bryant Patton of Apalachl iCswfte*** Tag* it*) out highway*. Power and t*i4Mora than 110 happy children Clubk annual Boases Night, sched­ Co. coto, chairman of tha-group, aald of the Went Slda Primary School, uled for that night, wa* postponed hone rrewa labored to re-«*tgbIn to il ownarahln of the boat 4t had no further report on Ita attended- hv taaehar*. trooped until lfarch 14. lish communications and light., wa* tranafsrrad to tne Wllaon Cymg.tha Farm Buraau alma InvaatlgatloQ of all*|M immoral- down to tha Sanford Zoo IhD Highway 99, the main motor A latter from tha Jarkvonvllle by Mr. Pioraort to a lat- Uy and financial .k l Ofg ioritlaa at morning as part of thtir Field Prior Club wax raa.l, requesting pra*k Co., and was moved to Osce­ link between California and ONola nn tho St. Johns Rlvar, where tg prewar* throughout ^th* Florida A. and Mi loflago for Day program. gon, waa tioasd by snow. Ont of th* assistance of the local club in W ASHINGTON. Jan. 11. - DP) th* last motorists throug' ’*■ Monkav Gland first attracted puhlltiilng and tailing ticket* for th* Oacaola Cypress Co., a sub­ would h* Ufwljg to taka any thalr attention and tha children thalr AntTqu* Show to he held In sidiary of th* Wilson Co., used — Th* Air Force has Included do,ad sactlen, reported 93 tru “ I "what” thla H IOm s m u to rta a 8m| for tin t* further aetloi tnjnitd watching tha antic* of tha Jacksonville Jan. 22 through Jan. It for a manager'* home. That* Avon Park and Palatka. Fla., Ha fla Jn laa* than monaoy* on tho trap*** and f**d 24 for tha banaflt of tha "Mothara’ included Pator J. fsltnsr and Mar­ among suggested sites to b* sur­ TO W N S EN D C LU B M E E T ra- Ing them paanot*. Milk Bank," a projact of. tha tin Hoban, who lived that* until veyed for tha proposed Air Force c****d rocantfy w) Sanford's Townsend Cluh nrl • Tha following taaehar* ■accom­ Jacktonyllle club and also a dL- the mill wna closed. Tha Pope* Academy, Senator Pepper (D -FI*.) A«W ' hold its regular matting Fride/J I ho A.'Mid If, qg waa Informed today. panied tha puplla: Mr*. Waltar trlet projact of District Four, purchased ft In I M3. "It to not our tfoa to start Steal*, fourth grad*; Ml»» Cath- comprising th# 2B clubs In Florida. P*pp*r'» office said Orlando. 7:30 P.M. o'clock et th# Too mpo'sn against any arlna Park, third grade; Mr*. Fla., waa listed recently and that Club, Mrs. L. Ik Shedoln, puhll POSSE C A P TU R E S PAIR In raaponae to a lattar from tha Institution,” Patton aSarf, " W . Harry Watt, second grad" "«d other Florid* *lt*i to b* ln*pc-ted ditector announced today. JACKSON , hi tea., Jen. 11. Klwsnli Chh seeking the asalatJust want to holp tho Rogrd of Joyca Sawyar, ance of the Pilot Club In purchas­ (/Pi — A heavily armed poaaa to­ will hr announetd from time to Control oporato tho Institution* grada taaehar. ing more aultahle chair* for IK i day captured without struggle two time. Date* for survey t*am visits Yacht Club, tha club unanimously armad whit# man hunted tinea S T A L IN C A L L E D GOD Thu JA C K S O N V ILL E , Jan. 11. voted to cooperate. M. L. Ra- last Sunday night In the masaacr* have not been determined. LONDON. Jan. 11. — <JP» — born, chairman of tha Elka Annual of three Negro children. team* will aasembl* factual data _____ _ High Atlanta Albania* cailad Joseph Stalin a Communlt^Chriatmaa Ttae^ wrote Highway patrol headquarter* ra- for the site selection board. fod today. Congresa baa yat to authorfl* Boston ported It raaafvad th* following Tha official Albanian telegraph Burbank . .«• 1 radio . . •I B ill A.M. from the academy. R 1 N M T F O O L ! DIBS •fancy aald tha Albanian people's D*s Moln** -----------------a tha saareh aouth of Sallla, NEW YORK; Jan. 11. — (AP) — ML*, i aaeambly^votad to a m t a atotua BUILDING PERMIT IBBURD New Or Itear* ••'.------ ----- .1 "Bn•f "tha odRy Joaaph Vlsaarlonoauthor and Jamr* L. Field* aacured a city New York ..................... B1 apprahanded ant, permit thla morning to tract a Ben Antonio without trouble?1* Tha two atto arc Identified by concrete block home at 408 Rosa­ Fort Myer* ....... ..... authorltlaa aaLaona Turner, 81. 81, n lia Drive at estimated coat of Jeckaontitl# .............. ^Je*•*«•• m mI W m dtil Whitt, M.ooo. Tha Dawson Construction Orlando Tampa — ~ ha* tha contract. Lewis Orders Miners Back For Three Day Week NAM Di rector C Of C Directors dOP Visitors Conic To Sanford For Shufllehoard Tournament Talks To Lions On Hold Meeting At F r e e Enterprise Tourist C e n t e r 66,000 Striking Coal Miners To R e t u r n To Pits Mo n d a y Told Ry P a t r i c k TappingPhoiwsOf „A„Pr I , t U N E m p lo y eeti BliziAtd ln Wtfciy Moimiain District T i c s Up Travel R Smathers Seen A* Ready To E n t e r Senatorial R a c e Pilot Club Urges Boat- “Shamrock” CoinmiMHion Accept Is Sold By Piipes Women As Jurists To Jax Interests i Report Of Probe Into Institutions* Prepared John Pierson Heads Farm Bureau Drive West Side Primary 8tudents Visit Zoo Palatka Suggested As U. S. Air Academy Site THE WEATHER tot. « r........ •itj ■ m*. h �I 4 r * -v TOT ftAOTORP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA “ A O t TW O *__The Sanford Herald The Dollar Problem •f Csaetm *1 March K, IBM. rinfX A lV Il r I*. s:eiiar UBAg (tO IlIK lN DRAM _______ Waste*** Manage* B V M t ' i l l P T t a M HATSCe Ny C«trUt ------, Ua* Hants . Want h a ........... . \ " l eia Haalh* ..... t ..:....AS* n e w v * » c ____ .. .... T are* J I.O* s.t* is.* " I f f » T it« iir s e i u i c ] e ar* . • l h * a k « , reg u l a t i o n * a n t ' a e l l r e a a •n l» fla ln m * at lo r ik a S S tS H * « r a l a l a a *<»*■. w i l l ho * t a r « t e fai a t regular a S r e t i m a g M * . n * e r * * * a l »3 N a t l o a a l t r i * r l a In n a Vrnaaa a*r l l r p r e a c n t l r e i Inc., . t i n Y o r k , C h l c a g a , U e t r n l l H a s i k a I H r . j t a J _ki._l.oal*. _ Th* iterate' is a mmlhtr mi *< Antorinir* f»m « nhtrb U •alUlr* kirlMlvili In the he# for repulill eaflwai o# »!l tfir Ivral aeeta print*' Ui t h l « aa m il aa al W ED N ES D A Y , J A N L L L I960 j TO D A Y 'S D Tn i.l} VfiRbt; No flesh ran be half rotten end helf healthy. No mind can be clean end unclean at the name time. No one can be both senaual and enlrlt* uaL We heve to ehpwe. ( hum* ye thla day whom f t will serve. — Josh. 24:16. "t Retrouctive Taxes The City ComnifltMti hat de­ cided to hu|d a refiMMin on the Stadium *|urtiion.' TjmVWiI! pro­ vide a wonderful' dppdrtpnily to throw the fat into IW<tite, at well ai to chew it •\ f**,1 a* 1 ^ A | ( * A fiiemi <>l uuit oLjate* to what he celIt ‘‘giving the town to the Giants’’. And only' * few years ago nil of us wanted to give it back to the Indians, but they wouldn’t oiler |ht in and for •mecti the 9W.000.000 the ha adds, that won’t 93,000 Almost from the moment the MarnhaU Plan v u con ceived there have been dark auggeatlona, mostly from critic* of the jiltm, that wh«n the gchedulcd period of the European Recovery Program ends In 1002 the nations being aided will still need economic assistance. There now are being heard hints that some kind of similar foreign assistance will have tn becume a permanent Institution, because the world short­ age of dollars seems to be incurable. The United Nations hits recently Issued it» "Statistical Yearbook for 1948," a compilation of international figures ui production and trade. It covers most of the world, ond is believed to be reasonably accurate. It shows that the United States is by far the largest producer of refined petroleum products, the producer of 59 per cant of all the steel In the world, and the producer of the most of many other things. A permanent remedy (or the world dollar shortage ought to be looked,for not in u permanent system of distributing government grants to the rest of the world, but In a general understanding of the significance of Ameri­ can industrial leadership. The American attitude toward world commerce la large­ ly one which came into being whan thla w m sa agricultural nation struggling to develop native Industry. We still ding to the protective tariffs and import restrictions of that era, blind to th« fact that these devices are completely outmoded now that we are the world’s leading industrial nation. It is no longer to our Interest to restrict commerce with other nations: now we need ever-increasing commerce everywhere In the world, in an appreciation of tnat fact might be found the permanent solution for the world's dollar anortage- sates for NoI to gnd he Its' about year, hut. pugh, Did you ever tee any k| tailed enough to satisfy tne politician! > Lewig Gives Steel Companies Reason For Price Hike N EW YORK. Jan. 10. — Uf) — Steel moyul* will be called on the carpet in Washington two week* from today. Congreeimen want to know why itcel price* ware hiked two month* ago to pay for ■the new penalon* the ■ted union won In their strike. Hut today John I,. .Lewi* appeara to >*» offering the steel eaecutlve* u fresh new argument to tel) th* congrtesmtn. LewU’ mlneworkcr* have Mtopped digging coal for aome of the steel mills. In tima that could close down tha •Iceel mllla again, « costly propoalt Ion— especially n o w that they are back to producing ut 117 per cent of capacity and huvu u nice backlog of orders to fill. Th « coal strike in the steel In­ dustry’s captive mines may not captain why steal prices wept up M a ton, on the average, awhile back. But It might set th* con­ gressmen to worrying about n ribl# future steel price hike, to advancing costs traced to th* Inaction of the Lewis men. Steel executive* will be asked to cart toad* of documents to Waehlngton-alrendy nvnllnble for tha congressmen to read while rid­ ing home on the street cars amt Imsseese, If they wanted to do n little homework. Thu steel moguls will also spend supposedly valu­ able time testifying, and much of their Uitimony will iIuu IiIIcsn be a repeat of what has already been said and printed. Hut the congress­ men still want to know all about it. They will probably discover that th* ateel maker's lot I* not a happy one although even the steel men cannot deny that In recent yean It he* been a very profit­ able one. The three-day week in the steel companies' coni mines already had them complaining. They can’t make steel without coal, and they weren't getting u- much us they wanted. Tile cost of digging what coal they get hut gotten up since the war, affording one of the ex­ cuses the steelmen will linvo when they face the rongreiKinnul In □ THE FATEFUL FIFTY YEARS Noteworthy Events ofOur Time, 1900-1949 other severe cold snap might find many homes mid huslncss plants Of In that city without fuel and heat. The last cold simp, they said, took the spore coal out of the city’s It prolnlbly Is true, us sometimes caustically suggested, all i|n of iiic Tubtrcufoni Anocisfuel yards . that un elder's opinion on the need of younger workers fpr ill lias iaii«d only $3,000 of a The weathermen wu» very slow ,000 quota or only a lilllc more financial security ,1s lllkely to lie conditioned by the degree this year In cuming to I.awls' an hall m much 'h»l itNetdedi It of security those elders huve tor themselves* It may also aid. If the Winter hadn’t been so hu far, the Lewi* slowdown becoming increatingly difficult be true thut muny'klder observers; even those with Umple mild would have produced a showdown enough belleVk thatthere Is np en.ou*h $ ............................... long hnfore this. rvra i«u iM w * i,w r1 is those carrying the loail.af produuNow, with the nptlun putting yeauiri out of tpe peoplfawl al* tipf rid no.Wltfr tnorgy and imaginative enterprise. < having * Itself on tlm luu-k ut gut »t wary drive tllal v* Utewany back Into Its Industrial stride uO M thing which haa always helped to stir American Ib| about ii falling iborl of ita energy end Imagination has bean tha lndlvlduat-deslre-for galn after It* fears ami tremJrs last winter rtml eprlhg, u *T,t)|. bettor conditions, more security, Are we In a position to giv > of down of steidmllU would raise hob up thut Incentive? all over the lot. It might returd ^e£r*T V iffU*5'!MM*W , or even hull the recovery move­ ---------------------------------------------------- !h ment. Lewis Is pinching ut lest where it hurts. Mild weather may contlnun through the rest of the winti-r* Hut I ho chances are that enough Tho««< who' remember Florida lit y iir i later than lh« perloil cold days arc ahead to muke the at tha turn of tha cantury will ilascrlbctl by Pratt, changea tui.J coal shortage really felt. act a real thrill from reading not bean a» great but wbot I Nor ure merchants In the coal Theodore Pratt's nawaat Florida can wall recall tha narrow nantl mill steel urea* going Ii, he very hlitorleal naval, "Tha Flaw* trail* and waihboard ahull rouil* happy If the steel mills have to Tree" which want on sale Jan, that offared the only tranaporiii- close again. The long coal strike, tlon by land othar than Ilia m*w- and tha much longer slowdown at the coal mines, already has cut Pratt, who make* hla homo at ly conatructed railroad. Don’t uuJ*rettime|p|b Boca Raton, la one of America's I recall driving In a Modal T deeply into tho purchasing power bralna ini our ichcmc of if thingi. A foremost novaltata and Florida la Ford from Tampa to Miami In of workera over u wide area. Fur­ fortunate Indeed to have him aa ISIS, Than It waa nacaiaary to ther idleness and payless pay daya Rotary Club ipenkcr points out a cltiaan. jpumay north to Daytona Batch would whlttlo "lores sales down that a bar of iron ii worth only Tha book gate Ita name from a* there were no croaa Mate further, turn profit* Into lossea about $10 when made into hone tha Royal Polnolana and daala road* aouth of that point. Tha In many businesses clustered ehoei, but it ii worth $2,000 if with the development of tha Flore trip by day only, took a day* and around the mills and mine*. Notion Security a tnada into coil ipringi. It don not Flagler, taka much »en»a to know lh«t under •uch circumilancci it would be more profitable for mankind to makajjis apringa than to make tha ■orwiHore. But until lomaoaa with Wains invented a use for tko Mringa, they weren’t worth much rijWr. And than someone cease lin g with more braini than any* mm yat and figured out a way to tha aitenste* yo f f U Southeast coast of Florli -A a . & 'f c i s i s r in minor rotes tn "The waa quite a haiardoua journey. The Royal Folnciana Hotel waa at .lhe height of Ua glory then M » l can remember It much aa PValt doaertbaa It In hi* delight* ful book. Two axperitncea of that trip atand out vividly In my memory) one waa , changing ■ tire, tha othar trying to protect myaelf frdm the wind ana driving rain when caught unexpectedly tn a summer rain aquall. Whan wa atop to think back and ylauallM tha dlfflcultiea of motoring la thoaa day* wa can really appreciate tha aroailng progreaa that haa bean made by our manufacturer* of motore care. Th*n ltw*ai a real Job to repair a tire. Tha filling atatlona and tire irrrire ware few and far batwaai), Every moterUt learned Sanford Forum Editor, Tha Herald: Tha Woman’s Christian Tamper* ence .Union assembled In tha lobby «f the Ilumotel of Fellowship Front Station Hot unlay night for their regular monthly meeting. Tha lobby was filled to overflow* Space limits ua so we can give only the highlight* of the program. The meeting was opened with given to tha program. Ne*a flashes ware given hy Mrs. Shumate, She staled that a Chi* *Mo brewer had bean discovered making beer from a rat-li.r.stad •upply of com flakes which to m everything aubstituted for malt, It la reported an amarganay th«t tha resent wave of child sag 'rimes Whteh era sweeping tha a large naaorimrei MUpn ought to arouse paradle aqripwtht, apart earn Jf withes •*! ■ J«* of.water jtf llUUW beverages, f ig n ttre you had to ml up and remove *he tut tha Inner I-M d than put tha t W W M ' N E W YOR k T Jan. I l -i / p > Demand for xtrel sheet* and strip "Is Just about as strong sSA attempted to ««»P * «» It has ever been since the war, Soviet H u n isn consulate In New the Iron Age. metalworking York City . . Wi'helmiM trade weekly said today. Ibdlcatr.1 the throne of Holland, The publjcaGnn reported th«( Sept. 4. sod was succeeded by producer* of consumer dtirahu „ htr daushur* JulUfi** ^cpt. ••• y n u l l* — autos, refrigerator", Count Folk* Bernedott*. media­ 'vnshera-— are “ driving wide open tor ln Palestine, this week to keep production at nated. Brpt. 17. . . • President capacity/* It added: Harry b Truman won a wurpHre* "Some medwestern ateel httving victory, election for , ors hare *Sven revived •the old rry that nuto companies are put­ Nov. 2 . . . . Bonny Prince OrerM*. ting un too much presinr* lu h who may wm* day b* Wj1* Hteet. " > ' I England, wa* born to Princrea Mills are saying that rhretr Elisabeth, Nov. 14. . . t J0**1«1 will he ennvr after April, ife Cardinal Mlndtwnly waa arrestIron Age said, but sume buyers *0 by th* Hungarian government are net eo sure. on charges uf treason, Dec. 37. Higher freight rotes on steel . . . In Ut* world of eporU: Th* hauled by ' g'pek will be parted United Btatea won * * * ” ? » “ « within th e ’(ibxt- few weeks, the tteld title of the XIV trade weekly predicted. It rnnOlympic Gam**, • • • "Hi* _ tinned: ' land Indiana defeated the Boston "Rv March I tariffs generally Braves, 4 games to 8, tn tlte.i will I* some IS per rent higher^ World Series. <1 The existing spread between ruff and truck rates Is anywhere 1449 ! from 25 to lift per cent In favnre T H E F A T E F U L F I F T Y I of the trucker*. Nnirowing the YEARS, which gave us such gap by the proposed Inrrenre great personalities as Albert may decrease the trend tnwaul steel shioinepl hy truck," Klnsteln, drew to a close with Hi porting a tendency hv susie the world beset by many anxie­ anjdinnre mid nuto makers in ties great and email. . • « The nbsorh recent steel price In­ civil war. to China d r a g g e d creases In extru charges on very toward what appeared Inevitable wide sheets, (the extra on BiUefrat for the Nationalists. . . .* Inch wide cold-rolled sheet u Th* Navy-Air Fore* aqusbbta #n-‘ ’ no 147 a. ton against an e x u r livened the front pages. , . . 8terly( of tIO for G2 to 72-inch wide In the year intense cold and bill* nheetsl sume changes may be sards plagued th* We*t. . . The made: ( I ) hoods may be mid* Berlin Air U ft ended May U > In two pieces; (2) some auto alter llw dovkri, blockade ul the firms may weld smalt pieces on O n mien capital waa ralaad. . . , rome-eheets to avoid having to use the very wide sheets, (one Tb* nation waa shocked by th# compuny in already dolmtlds burning of tha lake passenger are limited); ■hip Noroulc in Toronto harbor, I but applications In which more than 100 died.. . . 1 and (8) cue. de.Hignqrs will make a concentrated .effort to design For nine month* th* trial of 11 American Communists un charge* j for ure of the more economical sixe sheet*. W of conspiracy against ths nation "Meanwhile, manufacturers uf dragged along, ending In their seam welders and slitters ne conviction. . . . Th* British de­ licking th.'lr chops over husine-.s valued the found, Bept. 18. prospect*.” Other smaller nation* followed. Stecjmqking operations this . . Revelation by President Tru­ ueek were placed at 1)7 per cent man that Russia possessed th* of tlm 1!*4D rnpnritv. Spotty con­ ■turn bomb caused * wav* of ditions prevail in the scrap mar­ ket.-the Iron ago enid, with n>. fright which, however, quickly I heavy molting steel up in subsided. . . . Collision between a Chicago and off in Philadelphia tighter plane and a transport % over Washington, killing 8ft, ell* i mid drifting In other areas. maxed a aeries of air dlsaiters. .' A enW ndtnpe 400 pounds „f Brighter notes were ths laying of tiiood through her udder fnr th* United Nations headquarter*,, ench pound of milk produceil, _ cornerstone In New York , building and the romance and marCity am The butterfly fish often swim's riafc* of the Weep," Vice Freeh" backwards, It*, tali ' appearing •'> dent Alban Barkley. . ' , . Howw. be Itx-heed." 1 - " " " '' evir, at year’s end, the Ameeloan housewife had * new worry, 'ft yrowlpf eWbrtek* t l coffee. . . ’ 1 ■' 1 U T Q 1 '■ Irt’ tH* Wbrtd df aptete,' a, ffeat' ill*## M mIC Ill’ ll NflUe |bare* te*tn .a«ht*V*<l HA. 38th (« n U without defeat tuid lb* rlew York Yankee defeated the Brooklyn Dodger 4 2 9 9 .(1 0 to, 1, In the W «M )N irlaa. ffl ,1, Cempitad By WILUAM I ITT, Cantrul Frail $»oF Writer 1*4* "COLD W AR" between the wtetem dcmocraciea and Communist Ftuaala began almost aa soon as the shooting In World War II ended. The Ruictans, led by Premier Joasf Stalin, thwarted 'almost every effort by the West­ ern Power* far aa amicable set­ tlement of postwar problems.. . . Strikes during the yeat included meat packing, truck driven, coal m t n e r e , stamen, tugboatmen and a general atrlk* In Oakland, C a l. Dec, 3-B. . . . On Jan. >4> U. SAriny Signal Corps sent a nutar beam to the moon. . . Hung aa Japanese war criminate were Oen. Tomoyuk! Yamaehlta, Feb. S3, and Lt. Oen. Kaeahani Homma, April 3. . . . Th* Unlta4 Nations Security Council held ite A n t meeting at Hunter cottage, Hew •York City, Feb. 14. Tha League «f Nations voted Itself out of ex­ istence, April II. . . . Disaster*: LaSalle hotel Ore, Chicago, 41 dead, June Bj Wlnecoff hotel Are, Atlanta, 111 dead, Dec. 7, and an earthquahe-tidal w a v s in southern Japan, 1,178 killed, Deo. 3 1. . , . Tha fourth atom bomb we* experimentally exploded over lilklm atoll, June 30. The fifth bomb wax exploded also at Bikini, July 2S. . The Philippine* be­ came Independent, July 4 . . . . The International Military Tribunal In Nuernberr, O a rm a n y , sen­ tenced 11 leading Heel* to death. Hermann (leering committed sui­ cide, other* were hung. . . . On Dec. 4, Federal Judge T . Alan Qohlebarough lined the United Min* Worirers I3.800.0W and their president, John L. Lewis, •I 0,000 for contempt of court gruwtng out of defiance of an antt-sirik* Injunction.. . . The St. Lout* Cardinal* defeated th* Bos­ ton Red Sox in the World Herlee, * games to 3. th e Mehondat Oandhl Jetef Hello Albert Eimteln Jehn t. tewli of India and the Dominion of The life insurance companies are worried over talk, I'nlGstati were established. . . . heard in congressional circles, about a plan to impose re­ Other events: A mins exploited troactive taxes against their 1947 and 1948 Income. These In Centralis. III., killed 111. . . . companies in most cases had no taxable income In those A tornado killed 134 In West two years because gross Income was less than the amounts Texas-Oklahoma area, April 10. required to be set aside against policy maturity. This fact is . . . A French rdtrate-laden ehlp said to have made some memliers of Congress unhappy. blew up at Texas City, Tex., kill­ ing M2. . . . Sugar rationing end. Although such things cannot be said with certainty ril In the United States, June 11. until tested. It would appear that any amendment to the . . . In th* World Bert** the New tax law as applied to incomes of past yearn would have to York Yankeee d e f e a te d the be interpreted as on ex post facto law, and therefore un­ Brooklyn Dodgers, 4 game* to 3. constitutional. If this Is so the worries of Insurance officials 1441 nre wasted. N A T IO N A U IA T IO N of Brit­ Moot AAierlcans would be shocked if a serious attempt ish railroads took place, Jan. 1. to perforin such an act should lie made In Congress- The , . . Mohandas K. Oandhl, Hindu effect on public confidence would lie devastating. If life in­ ■pi ritual and political trader, was surance companies could now be tuxed, with nn amended utsuaalnated, Jan. 3 0 .,. . John A. law, on Income of past years, the sume could be done with Costello became head of the new Eire cabinet, Feb. 18, Eurnun d* other forma of business, or with Individuals. There can he Vulera going out of office which little doubt that the constitutional protection ugalnst ex q o iiitlo n . 1P4T The slowdown at the mine* nlsit post facto laws covers this situation. But It would he more lies taken some tmina off tIn- ' CON TRO L of United Stale* he held 18 year*. . . . Bogota. Colombia, alts of an Intlr-Amerlcomforting to be confident thut Congress would not try rails. Also, It I d .Hi, |,(mis citi­ atomic energy eecrel* wax trans­ can Conference, was ecene of an such nothing, In any case. zens to tell Wellington that an­ ferred from the Army to the abortive revolt, which begnn In apile of the meiit^ of the ap­ peal,'m spite of tha fine drive which Steel DemandsStrong As Ever, Says Trade Weekly Atomic Energy Commlielon, a civilian group. Jan. 1 . . . . On Jan. 3, th* Eightieth Oongresa convened, with Republicans In control for first time In 14 year*, i., . , On March B Ruealgna rejecti ed United Btatea plan for United Nations atomic anngy control, re, Russia withdrew from the, SIB*) MteU Pten conference In -Parte) Pety Oongread! approved Mil to -merge »H reread ‘force* under * Departmeiri of'Dife***1 . July I i . , T . TH* Taft-Hartlep Uteri bm'MwmU law. Aikg.‘88.. . . "Prince** ‘EHgebMlirjMlF to -the 1 British thtoh*. w*d f,hlllp’Momt»' ball'eif,, D u H ro f KdinbOrgh.Wdv on Aug. 1(6, the Uhloh April 9, . . . The new state of Israel waa proclaimed. May U , and Chaim Weixmann became lie first pteeldent, May 18. . . The giant 200-Inch Hale'teteecop* on Mount Palqmar, Cill/omla, waa UcdlcatcA JUne 8. . . The A EC Vithounced Jdah, JOp* B, to' build world's m b it'p o W e 'r fill dtoirf smasher at Lo* Alamo*, N. M. . . - began. Junat8 L tflAuppHywrejem. .peril* .wJMb .7*4. WW?1'* even. Jus), by'transport Pten*-» On. A u g -13. Mrs. Okas ns Rossokina waa Injured In «.le*P:M aha , if-* ♦ *iii •!,r Mh i •"-"*#I 'tl ' ' t *-'1 I’lymuuth Sedan ' Jean just 21 days uftur bin dlvi.Me from her mutlier became Landlords’ Profits iJ iv o r c t ’S.. W i f e T m • Wod Htup-Daii^htul’ final. *‘l gave him a divorce when b* Killed By Controls, told mo lie was In love with s GRAND R A M S , MIJu. J*n. younger Wuiiian,” the lilutlier (aid. S a y s Legislator Helen It. (/I*) The Jaw' i>.|d Mir. "Upt I didn't know the other wom­ HLliup tmiuy there Lll't W ASHIN GTON . Jan. It. — l/P> — Hep. (iwlnn tlt-N Y ) sniil twlny that federal rent runtrol* have taken "million* of rental units off the rental market" and put them ut> for sale. The lawmaker, In a speech fur a meeting nr the Nutlunul Asso­ ciation of Real Estate Hoards, said landlurdn have been unable to meet Increased operating costs un­ der rent ceilings and that sales wore tlm result. “Ho while the Individual prop­ erty owner la being liquidated and forced out of business, the tenant’s rental housing Is also being liqui­ dated," (Iwlnn continued. He also told hla audience of real relate executives that inerranrd local taxes In many areas provide ag example of handicap* placed on rental property owners by federal rent retl Inge. "A hardware store may raise the, price of Its merchandise to meet the additional tax assess­ ment on tha store," (Iwlnn said, milch she cun do about the mar­ riage uf her divorced liushuud anil her lil-yeur-old daughter. There wa* nothing lllfgnl In Victor Bishop’* action lust Friday when he tiMik voung Jean Lorenski lo .Smith llenil, I ml., and madn her his wife. Ho ruid tlm Kent (•minty prosecutor’s office nml Mrs. Hlshoii's attorney agreed. Although tlm Ilfl-ycar-old mother tearfully explained that "Jean did not know what nhe was duing,” xhe admitted she had been advised theta wa* "little hup*1' of furring an ammlrpcnt. . Ill" hup, DC., mar rind dark-hairHl not Inerenae oriy to ),is tenants so aa to reflect the increased runt III taxea.’’ Tha real estate board* laat night Imard their new president, Robert It. Gerhulx, uf Flint, Mich,, call fur a new nationwide program -doslgned tu rehabilitate nui-duwn dwelling areas......... Ite said private Industry could do tlm Job. an wan my own daughter." Jean In her daughter hy a previ­ ous marriage which ended In di­ vorce. Although the leupard never chungr* his spuls the leopard frog dues. In radio a "wave trap” Is a device to prevent unwanted waves ur signals from reaching th* re­ ceiver. Any celebration of Christina* was a crime In the Puritan Enpland of Oliver Cromwrilt- i 041 Ford* U DcMlr. S e d m i^ $67fc<x) »*»•11 , r . : i9 4 'a ;v’f Bulclc Super Sedan fPW>oo TKBMH and TR A D E S NICHOLSON BUICK CO. pU m A ■ :t 149# Hsafard, FM. -• -... ii. . > i Ov, 4* k ts , 1 . 1 “ 1 1 H'l i,r ■ t I> .l rnlh • f4 H ! »’( vdi) % "Everything You Need from Sfart to finish” a READY-MIX CONCRETE 0 CONCRETE BLOCK * • BRICK a 8A8H, DOORS, MltLWORK v ’ «*1., .v t LUMBER/ guts and moI' M IfjMtt traveled : .......... , ....... * 4 '. ■ ^ WAIABOARDS a INSULATION - PAINT - ROOFING • .lit ! f ) '(•‘ t* .13 > 1*' -4 t n ■ — ■ .(■ 14 ,*et»r WcO i'I 1 ..■. w j e y n p ea hre-Ji •: i.t ’.i. w ’ W i'(Tlr �P-" W r "i'i- T’?r,W"r-|}-' I ' 1 r ' • -v.......... I ft*-\m**mr+ Social A n d Personal Activities "JL ft f - r Telephone 148 ^ C trU n Palmer Hajr— Society Editor Odham Honored i i jt^ I I I iMiss V IIN I U llllltlll n u iiu u u \ )d a i~ (^ le n d e r ^ Mr# SUwoipher m Personals Mis* Kilty Odham. who*r mar­ riage to Rill Rrumlry will be solemnlted on Saturday evening >t the First Raptist Church, was honored on Monday evening with i party and miscellaneous shown given hy Mr*. J. M. Stlncclphcr at her home on Park Avenue. The mom* of the Stim-clphci home were opened rn suite and " 4,f T O " ml ,whl‘ P, llT “: used throughout l» decorations White gladioluses and white roses and fern were used In arrange­ ment* In the rooms with white wedding hells and fern extending from the rhandeller In the enraruc hall. The guest* were greeted at the door hy the hostess, Mrs, Wlltlmo Stamper and Miss Grace Marie SMnrHplirr who tnrm l«» •heir places. During the evening each guest wrote a word of advice o the bride and those were com piled and given to hi i In a white plastic box as a memento of the ■cession. Mrs. A. J, I'dpi son received he marked card and was pre onted with a novelty nail of gold■n slippers which she In turn gave o Mis* Odham. Gift* were pre enteil to the hnnoree on a tiered lahle. topped with a lovely utrangemenl of flower*, wedding 'alls and lighted tapers. Tin- host •s» gift to Miss Odham was *evvrnl pieces of her rhoseo china Mis. It. It. Pippin at the piano olnycd suitable nuptial music dur­ ing the evrnlng and when rn re*li merit* were *erved rendwrtt the wedding nmrrh while Ml** Odham was eseorted to the dinug room. The dining lutde was over laid with ii while Italian outwork cloth and centered with an arrangement of white glad* and bridal rose* it elthrr side of which were humng white taper*. The three tiered wedding cake wa* served hy Mr*. H. B. Gilliam. Jr., while Mr*. I .Hrnllcy Odham poured puiirti and Mr*. Alvin Otlliam showed the guests to the dining room. Assisting tin- hostess In enter­ taining weie Mrs. It. K Morris, Miss Minnie llulli Odham, Mr*. Jack Stumper, Mrs. Dmiglas 8lenstrum, Mr*. William Slcmper, Miss Grace Marie Stinuriplu-r and Mix* Daphne Connelly. Thom- invited to h« with Mixa Odham were Mrs. 11. It. Odham, Sr., Mrs. H. It. Odliatn, Jr.. Mr*, ftrailvy Odlium, Mr*. Alvin 0dham, Mrx,, W, H. tirumley ,Mrs. L A. Rrumley, Mr*. H. J. f.ehman, Mr*. T. Bradford Ryrd, Mr*. John Brumley, Mr*. Morrl*. Mr*. L. I. Fraxler, Mrs. W. P. Brooks, Jr., Mr*. A. W, Lee, Mrs. linin' Anderson Mrs. Hairy Lee and Mrs. Roy Britt. Also Mrs. Raymond Kadei, Mis S. J. Davis, Mr*. .1. C. Smith, Mi*. I,. F. Boyle, Mis. Donald Jones, Mr*. John Callahan, Mr*. Gertrude Page, Mrs. Voile Williams, Mr* VB Patty Walker was honored on Voile William*, Jr., Mr*. It. K her thirteenth birthday with a Pippin, Mrs. A. J. Peterson. Mrs. party given hy her parents. Mi1, Franel* Meriwether, Mr*. Bud Weand Mr*. I.eon Walker, frpm 7:00 bur, Mr*. Rudy Slnan. Mr*. Rolltu 10:00 P.M. on Jan. 4. The art Williams, Mr*. H. N. SHyei, Silshy, Mr*. Is-»ler guesta gathered in Patty'* home Mr*, Harry •nd enjoyed an evening of dancing Guthrie, Mis. Wight Klrtley and and game*. Trite* were won hy Mrs. K. W. File. Also Mrs. J. F. Henderson of Roiemary Garner and Cecil Koonts. Patty was presented with Hunlnr«vjl|p, N. C. .Mr*. Pauline many gift* from her friend* after Kwiatkowskl, Mr*. tx>ul*e Paulk, “ eh the birthday raka waa cut Mr*. H. Skinner, Mr*. Edmond which and served with lee cream and MeUch, Mr*. Ma*on Wharton, Mrs. W. H. Htemper, Mr*. JarlCRtemp4$ punch, Thoaa Invited to be with Patty er, Mr*. W. J. Sphinx of Dugger, ware Shirley Tyre, Linda Koonta, ind.t Mr*. B. F. McWhorter. Mrs. Martha Owan. Joyea Jonae. Pau- •lame* Tifton of Coffeyville, Kas.; latta Caaon, Annatta Brook* Mr*. Gaorga Spaar, Mr*. Gertrude tailaa Benton, Sandra DunnTGrace R. Gllbart, Mr*. Dougla* 8tenMarta Stlneclpher. Pet.y Collins, •trom, Mr*. T . A. Mero, and the Barbara Cauube, Nancy Rountree. Mi»*ea Minnie Ruth Odham, Cathtine Clark, Betty Moore. Cam Roiemary Carner, Patricia Took*, l/rltu Maais of Rollins College, Jaanatta Cleveland. Ellen, Lvbn, W Batty Ann Btilei, Carol Ueehelt. DaphfM Dap Connelly. Nancy Williams, f*MP Wright, Jeanne Mfta MIL R. " Dampltr, Mildred WHIIIams, lar and Jonl Saunders. .Also j|m. Ralilpa William*, Elsie Farley amt Pot, Rodman Bru: , Gael) Elisabeth Dyann. T ittm iu tA Y Seminole Rchekah Lodge No. 4.1 Will meet In regular session at •:00 P.M. In the Odd Fellow* Hall Member* are requested to lie presTlent. An Initiation service will he held and all visiting Hebekah* are welcome. The (jrnmniar School ParrotTeacher Association will mept at 8:8(1 P. iW. to he preceded by thp board meeting at 2:80 P. M. The Home Demonstration Club wlH^neet at the Tourist Center It 2:30 P M. FR ID A Y The Ro»e Circle of the Garden JfcClub will meet at 10:00 A M . In ’ ’the Game Room of the Mayfair Inn. Mr*, -lark Rn**rll will lie the gue.t speaker. A lunrheon will be held afterward* In the Coffee Shop. The Hrmrrocalll* Circle of the Gnrdrn Club will no-et at the Gar­ den Center at 7:30 P. M. fiallle Harrison Chapter, (laugh tern of the Ainriirnn Revolution, will meet at 3:0U P. M. at the home of Mr*. K R- Clement*, H»K) Park AVvenue. Hostesses with Mr*. Cle merits will he Mr*. C. K. Dawaoti. Mr*. Kdgar Mitchell ami Mia* Davl*. All visiting damthler* are Invited to attend. The lllbiacu* Circle of the Gar­ den Cluh will meet |t flitlOlP. Mwith Mr*. H. C. Du Bo*e, »iU0 Oak Aeinie. Cn-hostes* will hr Mr*. It. 3, Hr 1mom. The Ixora Clrrle of the Garden Cluh will meet with Mr*. Uiuren Johnson. 82(1 K*rnmhl* Drive, tfat 2:MI P. M. The Magnolia Circle of *hc Garden Club will meet at ll:Stt A. M. et tha homo of Mr*. Miri­ am Ru»*ell In larch Arbor for a a covered dl»h lunrheon. The Mimosa Circle of the Gar­ den Club will meet with Mr*. W. D. Hoffman, B2H Valencia Drive, at 10:00 A. M. ' , M ONDAY The executive board of the .^W om an’s Missionary Union of the ^ F ir* l Rapti*l Church will meet at 10:00 A.M. In the Men’* Hlhle Classroom. All officer* ale urged to attend and member* of the Woman’* Missionary Society will be welcome, The Sunbeam Rand of the Wom­ an'll Missionary Union for chil­ dren aged six to nine year*, wll1 meet at :l;lju , l\M. at the First BAhlfst Chimb. .! ( The Itependahle Clan* of the I f First Methoillst Church will inset ^ • t 8:00 P.M. at |hr home of Mri. <W. H.-Kirby, 810 Magnolia Ave. | 1 URUDAY The American Legion Auxiliary ( will hold a covered dish supper at the la'glon Hul at 0:30 P. M. Edward M -- >. pickle sis'; * »g " Circle No, 5 Meets In FMelis Room . Th# Fidall* elauroom of tho tfc r} n t BoplUt Church waa Iho of tho monthly mooiiof of Olrcla No. S of tha WomWa * la . lionary Union hald on Monday oi 11:00 A. M. Following tha <h vo < tional by Miaa PadrL Fattaraon, So Blbla atody waa conductad by Mra. O. 8. Sehnan and wardabin teeaon tadfht W. P. Brooke, Jr. All ol Mrs. Frank Wolfer is confin­ ed In the Fernald Laughton Mnnorial Hospital, her friend* will lie »orry to learn. Mr. Hnil Mrs. Lee Draper and •?" . Mlcl‘,v:! ......... .. "fi1,1 visiting Mr* Drapers parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Hairy Lee. Friend. Of Ml.* Nnncy Jean Applfbx w)„ rr|frt.t ,w r „ xh't l she 1* confined to Crawford W Long Memorial Hospital in A t­ tntil a, Ga. because of illness. Mr*. Mela E. Reply of H>'ntr stead 1* visiting with k r son Mr -Til!! and daughter-in-law, Mr*. Rohert Reply lit their home „„ Mellonvllte Avenue _ Clyde Mutt of the Drilled Slates Nl|VV lirr|V(.,| Morulav t,. visit h.„ Mr.'and Mrs n)|.k Mcl.aulln for U. .lavs lie Is „„ furlough from the USH Ita.ilnm docked at Kc> West. Kitty Odham Telia I Plana For Marriage Perfume Namcn Bun In CyelcH Bj ( V I H l A LO W R Y A l‘ Newsfratnrr* Writer Mls» Kitty Odham, whose mar­ riage to Rill Hi mote>■ wilt he an event of Saturday, announced to­ day plan* for hoi wedding Dr. W. P. It,ooks ,Ir. Will officiate nt the rrromony at thp First Baptist Church at K:tm o'clock. Mr*. Mai vie. Milam.-'-rgunrct, will len­ der nuptial music and Stanley Brumlrv will serve soloist. The hrldF will he given In marriage by her brother. II. R. Odham, Jr. .and will have a* her maid of honor, he, sister. Miss Minnie Ruth Odham Bridesmaid will he Mr« .John Skinner of tsek sonvllle, Mrs. Wight Kirti-y of f ( ;aia.siill,. «„,| Mis. Palsy D u r -l!1 innce of Howling Green, a student at Flnriiln Stale University In Tallahassee Niece, nf Miss (»,(ham's, Ha, liars Ann ndlrnm and Betty (tithsm. will servo as flow »r girls. Performing the duties of hesl mnn for Mr. Rrumley will he hi* brother, Herman Rrumley, and will hr- Klih> File, John Itrumtey .Donald Jones and Glenn Odham. Immediately following the cereoiore- n leieotlon will lie held »t the Sanford Woman's Club on flak Vvenm*. All friemL of the roiiplr ■no invited M n ll.v v p fH ift Hi IIOII T H O M \K Perfume mimes have, appar­ ently, run the full cycle. Perfume-namers, an anoiivmiuis group with speclullxcd voenlm| lntiea, wire in a frantic nice in'_ fore, the win They were Irviiuto out tl-s eiivh uther in passmn proviikint* aa-1 suit, v ivo/d- Pecfume— or should one say "pai • film"’ usually had Fiench names, r-nsv to umtcrslnml. titil luting and full of dark hints. Between the name* and tho iidvertising piosr written for each |icr r.uiii. women were giv­ en to understand that n daub hi-hlml the ears would turn them irt-lnnlii into a combination of rtfoprihn. Helen of Troy -riui i Mata Hart Anv woman who heeded uds wits assured a legion of Ml . rdlii. II),lies in hot SCUll) id wake Ml!) Mage foundering? Obviously I In- wife was using tin* "tong per fume or worse none Stilt single' Tlu- wall In-, tu rn von and mange blossoms, honor, is your type ,,f perfum.*. 1'heio was n great Use of the I wind 1iimoii r " "Knelrantress," "Ben." "soneiy," "rlnnger," '■finand "dark" received a I log |din Dee pm futtl munilfilci In,so v*i*i tits pioihot high iu populai il \ with n hint -laden J incline lliis lieadv Iradniaik | .lion. ,i unisliiched vuduiisl milk•nr a *mien) pass ,tl ,i lady |iian'"t The mi|iticalloii was pielty olii vina- 11int I lie tint% ti.ul sprinkl| eil lieiself Mla-inlK with a cerI tutu type of essence m Circle T i’ilily W i t l k c r G i v e n B u rly On B irtlulity in I'U n iy , m j i k c I hi* Mr . Tinon HoHteNM To Golden Rule Meet HAPPY BIRTHDAY Billy Galloway It'a efficient to uaa a place of waxed paper for sIDing flour: but don't throw tha paper away each time, fold it up and atore it in a covered container ready for m jh lei iiml m -i ’I For a deesert children love, add chopped ral*lna to orange gelatin and serve with mbea of eponge rake. The gelatin may be molded in a shallow pan and cut Into rubes the *ixe nf tho small cake square*. N O W ! W W fU r TH tV LA I T l THE E l i O {***) ESSENTIALS FOR BEAUTY At The Amaxing Price of ONLY M00 roast1 it y t> m til, t • Mill . •11 It Inin -t couple of M-tf t nu;ir i efitf, hfiiin 11- ••ii hi p.« fum . i r i i n r 'i i n t r c i i to 1•n n u •IIW IIHIVI ' fU'lfllllli* oi l I lie Walk, • i . d.,,,1, th-< moMt lotuc t11nI tn.t ie In *1 It will PllHf* l»«’ »h** -otolt.l too • |I • il .1Si till 0-.V 1.11 Mjihuri. 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N n t u r n i l y , it I u i h o 'I W ith o 'I l edik tVuike, i't<ii t>i aled ill* the i lr unuili es of p o t l i o g a m-w icoll, tidiluto will, i, |in,ti given n n l i - h l s t a m i n e cold tablet „ n t Jon I in -in ! m i .r«,,lo P.M, m a r k e t , a p e i f u m e fellow i 11,toe w e ie |)i | nifs s trorlu ein g iii< new | o , „ l m t \ •> ( " "il \N n t hi m «}<{ itl lire ■ J 1111 Mi he's gon e hack to I Its- <d,| - t o , ( M. 1 '"V \!f i l l I..I.K ttficiirt t gift* I t ’s p ie ll) ol,vin os ,,,, c ln -iw I •- M 1 It* .Ml fils, hi. Illg e n l l i - n i n o hasn't a e l i a m e u , , (( r »A III. h h i *4tf*1 t r*. t with ^ * wm • -'-iiTT-yUfisra aaja ■ ,, , it • 1 1 ♦ tin t»fnk • n 1 "In'* nf ih' w pm fnm »*(- u . . » r,. G,- 9. Iff. r I*.. rfAllH* U l l l 4‘ \ l IK ♦’ Yk*.4t? M • I 1• -Jiliijn v \\ 1 u kil, 11 :10 .loll | n v *h»* Mfivi i ^ 4* lii-nt of nut ml, , II hiii 0 e l-lollif , It rare Mci;l o (IlijmM, Iho new unit I It'll) S' .’O oil; \ I C o lli n * , r*I t .,o). ,e Hailey ami HWmilp lnV#*, I? «i l* IM■ puck ML' I lilll v Mr*. G. A. Junes, who under HOLLYW OOD, .Ian i: <>Vi went an operation lit the rtrange The revolt I* stirring in Holly* Memorial Hospital recently, has I been moved to the local hospital wooil, one which may icsult In' I-elter pictures for you. the muvie anrl i» getting along nicely. I lien cam e a tu in in g poin t goer. A p p i t i e r i l l y . the )ic, f i im e -n n t n e i * Tin- uprising I* not la-lug led Krleod* will regret to learn that hy any wild-haired agit aims. Lend­ JF.HSKY FOR M OTHKHH-TO- i hod gone a Itl Ilc Ion fni. ( V o . pie b e gun to make i i l t l o jokes Hr*. Julian Striislrom i« confined ers of the revolution an- a group, HF Mntrrntty drrss willi a twoabout the i t - 1- of tin- e l i x i r s t to the Fcrnuld I ji right on Mi mortal of liltn Hit" eicHtnrs, ereutors, most oi ol whom! whom j pin e look liglil giny irisev i....... , ' , . ,, IIsiMpiti»l as the result of mi acci­ have Incomes in the high hraeket*. | Imdlrr nod ilnrh gr.tv wool jersev i kn doim- "d"id'a T*' * ", 1 * dent In wldrh she suffered a The rev........ .......... of some I „ki,t Hlsshed takllce pork,da ' „ m .Me e fh aev fractured fool. of tin-younger tiien of (lie imliiatiy «ie bordered in ilnrk gray Hcpa- : ..... |,il» I a loi-han.l aga u-r the nutharilv of lug ,»t* inmmrrh.md helts the snap- 1 ...... . C h in n M n rltv tudios. to some cases, these men ^ n ip p » I H r I I\ sil|iistc,l o n i s l h n e F i o r n til,- c o l.^ooii Mur p«-i fume niMimfuctm have fni,ml their cheiished inde Isrtlnn of n New Volk designer H " wi'ir liMtik’ ii'k’ '"it lit 11«* !♦«»» peiidence within the siiidlo*: in lAf. V. h i m faifl/Mf, f'ftofof tlcN Kcmmul inrun i-nl. spitulilh , many cases, they have had to seek l!UV ilihl I'Vi’ti limnoloiH { 'll Mrs. George Shipp and Mr*. It outside I!hhhm!m! mini. > Somi- pcifumcM One of the lenders of the revolt A. Derby were rn-hn*te**e* for the tt'-ic cm1(i’i| iliiiklv l*v tlm mini dm monthly mrrtlng of St, Cather­ is young .Stanley Krnmei. produ­ of th#' flnwci Ni'i-rit winch inNititine'* Chapter nf the Wonian’a ce, of "Champion" and "Home nf Ihi'iii. nilii'tf- hml Knirlinh Auxiliary nf Holy Cross Episcopal the Hrave." mu»»ii4i4 which nnviim* coiilil prn* ■'Tile flit til l- Ilf the motion pirChurch held on Monday at .1:0*1 m-iinii' without imihiitrnnnm^ni P.M. at the Shipp home on Kn*t line industry is in tin- bunds of A-'m -i Ii si'incfitH hi’L'iin .filling »itEighteenth ,Street. Mis. Hawkins the independents, tint the majors." t* ill11ifi tn ‘Tim o r pci fiiiiir, m Connelly, ehalrnuin, opened the lie Inis *nid. "If this lone source nppOHl'fi l„ rile ,,||| liiuiut log, I Itl (tail I I meeting with n prayer ami an­ of expression fail", then the in|l||l ,1l»III I"•* ol'OlldeMlig, hllgeilog. Women nouncement wa* made that the dlistiy is doomed to dealtilctinn." wc),- even advised Hi,it on "o'llKiinner claims that teiiewed In­ tinuiml lit II • n" m,nl Parish " , House „ , Supper fur •looisy" type of pel fume would terest In the movies cno lie earned out trim k (hem as spinal>u s f,u ,,f t,"‘ , l,llr,h solely hy fresh, vital ideas. "And ul.u M11^1' he held on Jim. 2ft. Routine liiinl life. iilnw I »o\ m i t"*» * ne»» wa* romluetnd ami a report the Iradltioual lulc of tin- inde I-'itin11y. Iheie ati|io*ril,l some 11h Hi »hi>* pi-ndcnt is that of the trnil-liluxer," wa* given on the recent imiaar. W o r ld Ml Nine advmtisemeuls ,,|Mliig nttentloo I'hll Ili-iil nf ♦"it i Tha ccim-allonal portion of the lie adilerl. 'o |he maimfatl ill ei«' iteiiinls I ■I*k Alkell ” Robert Honshu, dlri-clor-wt llyr of meeting wus conducted liy MisIII it |k i fumes Would owl bolster AIt**-|i* !•'(»» ta­ •i.ai.l Randall Chase, educational chair­ All lha King’* Meon," agrees that 111. l|i 1*411allla* a falling mantoge. turn a rout man. ’ Shi- In Ike,) on Field nf vital new aitlijects must |>i- found I* 1 \ It" V V *;n I V VI it ,t. . fint(iI>1, as uu ulil shoe - type Ini') , in in VI>1...lv .11*iu»e/It" Home Missions with her theme to win hark adult patronagia leigui'/ fatal'-. I'erfunie, llivyt . *■' <U.l M w M•l 1 %*•♦». Ill ‘The liig studios can't rimljime p being "Cooperation For a ChrisI |.i" l ti»iicirit a Ml *i i Mm in nil V.lt l» I» tian Nation.” Refreshment* were to put uuw luhol* on tile saiiii- old I I i; Mhr11 Mi" ot "N e« served at the r-nnelushm of the prtHlurls,'' ho leniHiks, 'JllID %Vear III "1 Nan.ll meeting, Lovely arrangement* of suiijeets must l,e found, nod ne« VV *M"" ll.iiul riu M 1 put • i u i . red gladioluses ami ramelllas treatments ,,f the old subjects P '.I . mI111! Mllll were used in derurating the roorn« "I think tile big studios ttav 1,n1 lu A mi .- i p 1 mi of the Shipp home. ia-en taken in hy their limits awl 11 1 VI . .1 \ It | •*M•- * I t * . Il <, <,. ■ 1 : «» .n* The February meeting will lie aildieme »uiveys. They tlilnk lion w : 1 it t held at the Connelly home, 2101) r,in pot together two tuHspoon* >d ft4r»•" I1.I I 'It*f . A IP . 111M*‘ «s, | 1 Park Avenue with Mr*. Thomas a yelk of egg, mid Gingei .......... , I | 9 V" ir ' 1 C l" , Vaughan as eo.hostess. Those at Huger* and cook the whole thing ........ U VI- •. 1 Ut .* IU 1 1 h* ’ tending were Mi*. M. D. Barher. hit,, a pieluie But it still emiie. Mr*. .Marginvi Barnes, Mr*. (Blase. 1,1,1 11 ,IM,I omelet.” 1 1Is Hi t*j M ,1 |tn\* VV■ Mr*. II. II. Coleman, Mra. Connully, ■ Murk It » ii * o n, direetoi of .1 It* |M<1 1 M 1 Mrs, J. L. tngley, Mra. Edmund '’Champii'ii'' and "llonu- „f tiie •* tfi. TMui 11 11,|i. S' Ill'll': Meisi h, Mrs. R. A. Newman, M r s . I B) ave," claims that llollyu....I •ii :i"* M|m.| 1 - 1*11 1 I'll Ml M, II. Rtrveos, Mra, Vaughan, Mrs should "go Inirk lu making pieluie. h i i ■ V t i u 1," VPi.Mt.'t lie (t* i" " II *"« | 1(11, 111*S fit. Clair White and the hostesses, hi a garage. Yl1It* l: l • | '• -|m litl Why make a picture f") tl.Tim. Mr*. Derby *nd Mr*, Rhlpp, \l *1 -t' .......... l.tl 3" h • VM>>|. ■ i1, v 1 n |«-i I (HH),UIKI at a major lot when " ' (it* Vwrla IV 11 1 11 can la- made ioilepi-mleutly f,,, M l " \|a ' 1 III* M .M l fimu.nnn ami hellt-r!" ( 111* \ l n l i 1 1 -It 1. **1 h John IliiRton l"The Treasure of • I f . I'llll 1:• . .1 11 a<> S|MO t • •>"! the Sierra Miulrc ) agrees tin,' 1 M I ,1 tile revolt |* succeeding, in thiii "Ii. II It I' l lit • • (M l » Kit* it v , t "there Is a iftaprrt now fot Go in lf» I'"| h i I m» M Mr*. W. C. Tl*«n waa ho«ta*a individual artist In picture* Go" II"1 JO A( I I *•*M* recently for the monthly meeting didn’t exi*t HI year* ago." But l (HI Ni'W" of the Golden Rule Circle of the he contend* that Independence mo 1 ui«„ <«m Hr*l Christian Church. The meet­ Ire found within the major studios ing wa* presided over by Mr*. W. "You have tn go through the II. Young and npened with a de­ school," he say*, "but once you "Iso arranged t Minkf picture* votional hy Mr*. E. C. Harper. have proved yourself, the studio ' iMi Mm ii- m im u » i » i fI-11*iii'g», The miaainn study waa given hy now are willing tu give your talent All In lli’vi’ l lint i In luipe nf tlii* Mi*. J. R. harris* on tha aubject a free reign. In fart, they wilt ")ilu*try lies in lodoidniil 11101 '‘Journeying In Japan". "Kvattge- pay you a milliun dollar* for It." ""U, mu liam" waa the aubjact of a talklry Thmo four film creators, who movie*. Mra, J. R. Richard*. And, hr,mis,' ni»n\ ,,f the gn-Hl have risen to prominence In th Announcement waa made by tW past few JV W JT | T « I D , ihave m v i t Ifound I I y f i l l tlmii li l t 'l l 1 il'-tUles *'*»* « r "f -•* lecen) yerus - ' "have la-el) yean, chairman that Utacircla had mure independence. Veteran* like Frank omde hy men .oi l, a, 1 in than reached tho one half way Capra, William Wyler, George "'volt aoumls tike i news to mark on It* financial quota far tha Stevens and low MrCarey have movie fans. year. During a aoelal hour re­ freshment* were served to Mra. W. p. Yeslry, Mra. W Tu , Clausa, Mr*. R. W. Caaaubo, lira. Harper, Mr*. Richard*. Mra. E. C. Dobaon, Mr*. Farri**, Mr*. Young, and the ! hoslesa Mre. Tieon. iMiss Walker Honored With Birthday Party 'U lo n u , iH rtf * n « « r n r n * rrn « r n n t w n w n r? n m t u W1DN18PAY JAN. 11, 1950 A i . 1 B(iuirH*»sL BUYregular T w o GET m * LUSTRE-CREME SHAMPOO OF EXTRA COST irgolar T ' sin LUSTRE-CREME HAIR ORESSINQ BOTH IOR i| O Q * 2 °° VALUE T O m iiO N DRUG CO. pt i t'Ti r«4 N't �I riift '•>- *- who mftdi* tIn* rouhiU with it., player*, remarked Cbl. Karri mm. Aaffoclitfon jmbhdjy i»fmu mnn •and they saw wW''of Him U r matche* ever held at the club." John Ivey, president of (lie Association, made tha award- in the club bouse offer The meel and expressed approvpf qf iji,< mum participant^ from th^Mayfuli Inn Miami Junior Is Top Scoring Ace Of State Cagers (onpri^i'i Jan. II — (HPRCIAI.) — Markov MacDmiI ii ! f0'** ’* 'rich) Jupltir at ( lnI University or Mid ml 1 * well hi* way In lieeunilnK ........ utstniulIff basketball player ()t u|| time I ,n Fh'rhla. Last year, a* n xoplmmora renter, he ncoreil 30(1 point* for the Hurricane* Imuking the then exl*tlng elate "coring record. However, Hob Campbell, captain of -the prt'Kont Miami five, a!*., broktf the record with « 3117 point pcrfoitnance. MacDonald tied for Both place In the cniitrlry with an BVeraKe of 1.3,9 nuirjl" per gaum Wfiilii Ii In fun] shoiitiiig (iitrcuntags of .75.3 save him a Hind place position In that respect In the na­ tion. This year, MaCIRffTlM has averaged lfl.fi point* for lb Koine* unit nanly last week shattered slate •faring record* fnr-w-aingl* Kama (When he tallied 87 points on u .ijrorig University or Tampa team. Dno of MarDonald's field iroals Baa a tip In shot on a Jump hall kt the foul line. Jle bud only '23 tries Hi the basket, clicking of , 'fyf bo continue ""I bis peresenl srnrlnH puce and .Id* present ac­ curacy— he ha* scored on of hts Held non I trie* *ln> will fiulxb well up In the national 11*1. (Inly 25 players hud u better scorioR average last year tpui bis current lfl.fi mark and imlfl. I t were more accurate from the field. MacDonald I* picking up steam as the season progresses. In the last six game* he fin* srored 129 point*, never dropping under HI. In the early gum**, he was learn­ ing the fed of play a*, the for­ ward pojltbm after u yrhr nt cen­ ter hut since billing Id* stride, ho has Ircen hard to beat. B a s e b a l l Clubs Request Graduates L'XKEI.ANO,\vJadk ft - <NPE- CTAI<> — Five wofttMloiml baseball clubi have eMRuty requested irra<liiat«H of • nMaa In business management of "mil dubs to he tauaht hern by Florida Huulharn College, starting Jan. 23. Glasses In the fmtr-wwk course, tha first of Its .kind ever offered, will bv held /lie night* u week, and a placement bureau will help graduate* find positions In or­ ganised bssebell,. K B. Crlnt, director of Ihn adult education department of the col* w ft, yrhlch will SDoneor the course, MM more than I B Inquiries about l r have been received from 41 et#M and CafllIda, fifteen person* h|£e already aifned up to take BBEgBtt iik w a — Eddie Stanky says nu one need worry about his getting along with Leo Durocher. Stanky reiterated that he was not happy about having Jiecu form­ erly traded by the Huston Braves, hut he’s a workman, he says, ready NKW v u h k , Jan. u _ up| _ to do n good day's work, Stanky, second baseman re­ Cincinnati and Auhurn wsre topnled from the unbeaten ranks, cently traded hv the Hraves to the inrk t,mills, I lew in here hut it was Tulsa which provided -New Inxt nleht’s surprise In college bas- [last night to address the Nnlrhex [ Hid Stove Leaguo llllllsilV lle iccutled that when he went Tuls» turned In a 42-3(1 victory to llo-ton he had said lu-atiitly over Wichita, a team which fi­ Hist he had heen stahbed in the gured In hreese, Wichita previous lisck hv Diirtwlu-r and that Durly had beaten the Oklahoma Ag ochrr apparently took iimhrnge vie* hut Ken Dahb* held Wichita’s hi tin- remark. gles and Oklahoma City U.d, Hut. said Stanky, “ 1 still think star. John Frledcrsdorf, to four big manager* ami I will he glad point* and that waa that. Duiocher I* une uf the best play­ Tulsa thus registered Its first 'd h- back working under him Missouri Valley Conference tri­ "Newspapermen seem to wonder umph In two years and tempor­ how I’ll play for Durocher. They arily at least Is Mad with mighty should knnw helter. There is only Hradley for the conference lead. one way i knnw how to play the Duquesne ended Cincinnati's 17- game. When the day come* I game winning streak, counting >1 can’t put on a pair of shoas and from last season, (IO-M, and ueor give n manager n good day with gla Tech shattered Auburn’s eight- all I’ve got, that's the day I ’ll game streak, flS-49, In a South­ quit." eastern Conference fray. Duquesn--. ranked eighth In the latest As­ •i PANCHOH sociated Pres* poll, now has woo I,HS ANDELF.S, Jan U - (/Pi III straight and I* still undefeated Poncho Oootsles outlaMed Jack Long Island and CCNY, ranked third and seventh In the A. P. poll, Kin old, IJ-O U -12 , fl-4. lust Jiivld cemented their claim to high rank In -plil their borne series in tlieli lug. Long Island again came from iirieiit world championship pro i ehlnil In the second half to whip lennis tour. The younger Doniales had Nt. Louis, 88-42, In the feature half of a Madison Hquare Darden Kramer tired at the finish of the dnuhlehaader after CCNY had marathon, gaining his seventh swamped West Virginia, 80-55. victory Rig Jake to 3B defeats. Phrrman White again sparked LID Monday night Kramer won here. (i-2, 4-fl, fl-3. with 2D point-. In tha curtain-raiser, Paiudm Nebraska upset Kansas, 67-5il, hi u Hig Seven game with Nebrss- Hi-gura whipped Bnhhy ItigK*. C-'J ka surcssfully freeslng the hull fl-2. Tonight the pro tennis troupe for the last 50 secant a. Big Bus Nebraska and held Clyde Lovelvtte, is scheduled to match stroke* In Whitehead tossed in 2fl points for Reno. Kansas star, to 12 pulnta. Texas Christian upset HouthOf Penn State’s first 17 banern Methodist, 52-0(1, III the South- l.i-tbull players, only tour aie west Conference while flan Fran- under the six-foot murk. Tallest cisco, hack home after a poor |x six-seven. Clara, 50-3(1. eastern tour, whipped Kantu Virginia Tech ' upsel tleorgc tmu 4!(-4H victory over Furman; Washington, 71-51), in the Southern North Carolina Statu hud to go out Conference ns Tex Tllson rang ii|i to lienI Davidson, 44-:l5; Wake For­ est bent Clemson, lid-08, and Wil28 iiointa fur the wlnnera. In other Southern Conference tin mil ml Mary, playing without Its guuies Al Munn’s free throw in injured star, Chet (Hennak, lieat mi extra period gave South Cam .Mmylund, 5(1-52. Cincinnati T o p p l e d For First Time By Duquesne Five, 60-54 E. R. H o u s h o l d e r . Mrs. J. Hayman Wir 1st Place P . l o y o f f 1Thifu w#»ri* iriftiiy wpHMittfii n r.ii i. n. s A m n w tt NCAA Battles Tulsa Surprises ---- ---------- a n u u m Open Called Top Golf Comeback i op wicnna a, Durocher T ie u p Over 2 Platoon AN O ELES. Jan. 11— <JP) al aa any major tournament ha. Gridiron System — LOR By 42-36 Score N ATCH EZ, Mi;*" Jan. 11 Hen Hogan, game but tired In ever seen, „ GoH Tourney Proves Success Dana. v .%,v p o m »> PICKID PROM A OROUP of twenty beauties, Donna U a Hickey, at, Is shown after being selected “Queen of the Press Photographers Hull," In New York. Donna will reign at the cameramen’* annual sldndig on Feb. 3. The two runners-up will be her Isdlei-ln-wsiting. (Jnltrnational > Grid Player Subsidization Will Remain Despite NCAA Sanity Code NEW Yt»UK. Jim. 11— (/!*)IriHh End Tbe nation’s sports writer* lake u dim view of the rectent hmutclennlng agreements among col­ lege athletic official*. | I'H II.A D K I.P H IA . loo. II Hv a majority of more than I/}') l.i-oo Ilnrl, Notre Dame’* seven to one, the wrllrr* who great All-Amerlcu end who I* con­ look pnrl In the Associated I’rets sidering a career In the movies, iinnnnl year-end poll thought id today hold* fool hull'* equivalent tomtits to rut down subsidization of mi "Oscar." windit have no effect on college Hurt came to I'hilad- lphiu lad ntbletlr*. night to accept the Maxwell Me Although no direct meiitinii of morlul football club’s award nx the the N C A A ’* Honlty rode wn* ia->t college grid player of I Dili. made In the ipientimi, many wili­ The 21-year-old native of Turtle er* referred to It in their answ­ Creek, Pa., who will marry III* er*. Seventy-five of them *u'.d borne town sweetheart - - lad* nothing could la' done, "unity Newyuhr l-Vh. 7. said he’s »et rode or no. Ten thought the to make u screen text for MetrohonoerletmiMg would have some (loldwyn-Muyur before Mari-b I. effect* It’s for a feature pait In ii remake The NCAA i» meet log here of the screen t-plc "Quo V iiiIIh." Ihl* week, and one of the main mie*t Inn* 1* how to enforce Mir* sanity rode. No action I* expect­ ed before Saturday. Tile Heynnlv-flve who thought the colleges would roll along -riiMiuii'ra nv rtrins merrily, piny lug tin- garni- I heir S’l l l s T | I A C t > - A / i a i k * Wile own way, advanced ninny dif­ llui-kxti-lnrr, Ju lu e x I - ' V I I I I X . M.i ferent reasons and had many lht l.’lltf. u iia lirlm . Alti-li- •<->». rapnitenM— anything bill klini^, •. t iildiiit college officials. * sn< 11 Art1 11 n te r-P iiia riii Taut# C llD e n limit i i ' t l y . I'uu Those writers ob*erved that r tour TMrleiu Al'', M»<l». |i <» no mutter what the NOAA or tar. Jay'll Jerry, fcuii Julj' iuntol wuuld.tlem fwc ntfwmfw t 11 i n 1 • h a t /uni— Mile .liMpty Kit*, /bitty'* nut. I ’ok.if, Individual college* did. tha iilum^ t'b rto w ii Queen T o w n ll't B l u r nl would not In1nrule losing H u l l , H a l l y T l n h s . l i t I . W m l - l-s ly teams and would find ways una I'J lI M I it II A« K--ft I 'l t h s Wile I'll run 11 lliiuil lu u le rl. means of gelling winners. .Inllli, l l l x l i i ll usli iexi ;lu e lillute Another large group mow tlje 1 1jmk's -At l n l » K- l l " i i l i [ r l b ' l l Hli.il Ida buslne** angle keeping Hie m i M a l n ' i u rirrii i i a i i :— .A n n a uu. oIleges from going Slmon-ppre. Il HtlUn llei Hull, I ' l s l l e l l l t l K l l l k They usierted that an long B* l l n mli, t ' n i iM i t y Ni II. i i i i i i 'Ii tiieex college fmdhiiJI I* big buslnes*. er, I ' m i k . f i n ' l l i l l i l H u ll ' * I n u s i i i aix n i i i a r i ;— a n i t b s Ant* schools would be forced to put H|iilleit l l i ’mix I' tl i le nt H |n il c er , out winners, H s r r n l Hlx. I'rn v ih iiii M ike. Mur g aII, T e x I I i m i h I i i i i . I i l . k W i l l f i l l Most uf the ID who thought mil (.asxle. there would be some change aKVHA I II It Al l:— I m ills Wile KlapllH|l|iy M|llnlilhl| I.l i e . I I | U took It for grunted that teeth , l i i ix ly ' s llexl M lx x I ' l l I would he nut In the rules govern­ Jrlimell ly W lrl l l e u m li 41|**i, I I . " I H il l ing Niihslilliatlon. > :i(IIIT ir It A l l . — S l a m s Mile June. W s rlie l l n , - Hite, A r l j e e As for the writers who IhmieM t 1- l e - i I , .ui Hi...........I l l llu-ie would be no changes, hero tInl l iilli . iHt.i- .lnlvr, I.MM'lleit'e fliutee Hull Is a cross-section nf their opin­ h i m U n i x * ion: M ini i i a i i ;— .a m m . H im lll | ,| iy lluiiMe. M i l s . It M i lt . W l l i t “ Alumln can never he controll­ o l. Il li l ill l i s t . H u l l , tu, I I I J s . - K , ed and Riilnldlsallon Is In their II lLei I s m i . T u f f v m il. t.lllle lUeuelnx hand*." THAI'I’ll IIAI l U l l l t l ' U s e Itm lla r'x lllle f. H eul n ti.ili. "The Rimltv code Is like DMIle n rl Aeliex, Mi" b- K i u l i l b n , 1, 11 hihltion— can't la- enforced," I l k Ht|linw, H k y T u p , H lr J - i r r y it, "As long as unlversltlea can C’a n i l v l.snx . find hanks to accapt deposits nf recelnts from major games, there will be big time college football KKACIIIND 1IIP. TU P and high scale Rubsldlsatlon.” DAINKHVILLK, Fla. Jon. 0 "The same question has been asked smiuiillv since 1 B88, Tin- llrrnvy Regal, IJnlverilty of Flori­ answer Is the same. Those that da net Mar, advanced to tin, finals III the Fluiiilu Ktole I’obllt Cum la want 'em will still get cm,” "College* will act up pumy tmnnainent held In Jacksonville rule*, then rush homo and iliure In Decaembar U-furu bowing to Miami's Tuny Vincent. out way* to get around them All-America To Have Screen Tent Bob Neyland Of Ten­ nessee Opnoses Rule Most It To Rernnir N EW YORK, Jim. II. — bl-l The NCAA's sanity code Dim* r e allowed to nil.... . today while fool hall rnncht'a let the feathers (ly In a liattb* over the two-plntmiii syslein. The ciiM'lien' roles conimittee went liehiml locked doors *t It 30 A.M. to frame recommendations for changes. The riinirnver-nl Dee substitution rule was high on the agenda. It looked like an all-day knock­ down, drag-out affair wiMi th* two-platoon boys winning In the' "lid. "I sent quentionnaires to some I,(100 coaches and Received replies 'com around r.mi," xuld L'oluiniiia’* Lull Little, chairman of I he conches’ rulqs group. "They ihowed a majority favoring lih>rnl substitution." The coaches’ recominemlutions are tantamount to adaption. Tile NCAA rules committee, composed of coaches and faculty heads, set oo the proposal.i Inter. The rules inerting look the lime­ light temporarily from the : unity <ode ut the annual National Col­ legiate Athletic Association ses­ sions, The coile fight is not slated to tome to a head until Saturday. Harvey Harman of Kutgers, former president id the National Couche* Association lad not u member of the tulcs committee, has waged a strung campaign against the frea sub lltution rule. "It fnvo'.’i the have* over the have-not* and Ir ruining the game," Hannan said. fienernl Hnh Neyland of Tcuncsn* suld he would support "to tlm flrtinh" any move to abnli-h the two platoon system. "The game’s character building values have been gieatly diminished," asserted '.lie barrel-chested Volunteer coach. Under the present rule, players muy lai substituted in ll-uiun mills, inuking possible separate offensive and defensive speeiullli'41 teams. Those are other rules chunges his amuxlng golf comeback, teas off today (3:30 P. M.) against Sam Snead, who admits ha’s sharp, In the playoff for the lop prUe of the $15,000 Los An­ geles Open. AVin or lose, Hogan will havs engineered one ■>{ tiio great come hacks In golf history. The 18-hole event may be play­ ed in the rain. The weather bur­ eau snys it certainly will be gus­ ty with showers, Hogan, who’s won a lot of them, had his liuest triumpii in his grasp far 44 minutes yester­ day. He posted 280, four under par. and went in tc. shower con­ fident that hla first tournament Lid since his auto accident was a ii access. H o g a n was drying off when lb* first hint came. By then Snead had two holes to play and bad to have two birdita. But birdie he dirt, with a 10- foot putt. Eighteen Is one of tha tough­ est holes on Riviera's trapped and hilly course. It’s a slight dog leg of 156 yards, but par four. -Snead wound up 15 feet from the pin on his second shot. A gallery of 10„500 was hushed us be carefully slsed up the shot then played the roll perfectly and bit the cup dead amidships fur u birdie thee lo tie Hogan's 280. The crowd, pru-Hngan all the way. roared a* the bull dropped In, It was a windup as lensailoit- up for consideration: L Rewriting mere strongly the rule concerning Illegal use of the Do eat la in blocking, 5* Means of stopping a team from starting a pla'y the Jay before befo ball ' ill is snapped, ------ jging lthe l „ ___ UH|>. 3. Changing rule_that S, group* reveral mlsplavs under the term personal foul," . Also today the N CAA executive rumniittee wo* In an ill-day meet­ ing to dir,CUM* the sanity cod* end Iti violations further. Dr. Karl Leib, president of (he NCAA, promised leniency for those In-tltutlnns still defying the sentty code, the organization’* new set nf umuti'iir standards. He snld the NCAA Is not on a "witch hunt’ 'and would not try to banish rebellious members until those iiteinhiTM have been given every chance to accept the code. Hogn wasn't there. He BUR Just tying hU shoes In the lo<^ er room. riot never one to oversell Ho­ gan, Hogan said: "I'm dawned tired. I wlih t didn't have to play tomorrow. Rather than that, T wish he’d won ihe tournament today." Snead was.'t corky, but ha certainly was tonfident. Th# mail whoa* erratic putter haa cost him untold dollars In yean of tournament play had felt ge came through in the di tch, uml laid: "All I liavj to do now la do it again tomorrow." If he doe* M again, It will be a flve-under-pnr (it!, which prob­ ably will be good enough to beat even Hogan, who finished the toumev with a trio of 119'a. Today's crowd prohobly will be with Hogan. Almost universal­ ly, Bantam Ren’s recovery from near-fatal inltirlrs has excited th* eport* world’s sympathy support. He was golf’s leading moniv winner until he was hurt last February In n west Texas bus collision, and it was Snead who displaced him at the top of the prize list, Hut now lie ha* tu come back, end Hnead— who won more than $31,000 during llognu's 1949 ab­ sence— Is just us good in I960, at least through yesterday. Sun'*"/1# storm— which canrJg led play— probably cost little Jerry Berber a coll $1850. He'd have won Hie tourney with 1S2 had hi* Sunday round counted. A t It was he blew— with a sev­ en, no lese on one hole— to 28ff* yesterday. Instead of $2600 flrJt plaee money, he pocketed $760 In a seventh piece tie with Jim­ my Demarct. ME F I T H E CHAMP go G A IN ES V ILLE, Fla. Jan. 6 — Ted prior, outstanding prospect on th* Florida (tutors' tennis team thie year, was ranked 6th nation­ ally In the boy's division; waa Southern Junior Champion; and was also Eastern Intercollegiate Champion. Frum IK3H through 1944, Dart­ mouth won the Ivy League bas­ ketball championship every sea­ son. *M Sanford • Orlando Kennel Club EntHen 1-----1 1 1 vfi * 111/ .1in'ivtv ,|.llltl. i 14* J G R E Y H O U N D R A C IN G to Georg* ■nt of tha of Profesiea, will ar­ ils ween to iim r i b to IIM * ■ La ■ V p Orejrhound Qua la on tha *It tonlte over 5?’ ,4 W DBO at fl:10 with lb* pw r N fcawaalh wMi tka w grmlm ti of Ip d - doaaaotiwl «Im Kay siartbf. . . t b raabt* of improved U e car wawts Ak Pflbw IU4a. . . tW ttuicfc,traa atope <4 Sale- M M fi Ml tka . . .(N il itw p r m m 'i W t o fo'wuka^SH Look at h Kennel Club. ijrla, w b t j , ■to K &mpand �■• rrm • WEDNB8DAY JANj.tlj 19SO Prince Charles Island,. nearly as big as OonneetievL was *Hacovered Just Bay in 1MB. north of Hudson ' , t Legal Notice N O TtC N <1 W ru n •l ttf’O T T . tax iik k ii ItMT at IVSS N O TIC E IH II I: It K ll V 111 V K S , That < la » ft. Wllnor lio lt lar o f 1 , ) ( V r l l f l r n l r N o. .1 1, l**U*'l t h e t J I . l a y o f J i l l ) A. t l . , U t f . l,w* f l i n t a a m v In m y o f f l t - a a m t lia s i n a ila „ |i|.II<-j>11 o n f o r a las deni I.. . . . ■ . • . o . i >n Mold i - e r t l f l cate i i u L m i . . l l . r l , . l l « w l i . a *l-'* i- rllia d y r u p a r t r In tin* C o u n t y o f B rrnln i.l i- .Mtnw n f K lo rli lu . i n - w i t t.o t 4 lllnek 'I l . o i'h A rbor ,a C n m i L r y f ' l n l i K n l r a n n * Hsi-tloii I ' l a t l l i n i l t fi I t A 71 Tl»* a a i .e r p iiip . it >>f t h e - * b l |iii* p arty uiiilt-r i l i a sp li t r r r t l f l. i i t r ( p M in t « i i i In tin- n,iina> n f r ’l n r i \l I m i I. rl « l Uni**” p h Ii I i prilflialp shall tip l a r t m i i a i l hi ..... n t l h H to l a w , ttip pH , p a r t y il e s e r l l —l i l i p r a l n w il l I ip m i l l to H i p l i l k l i r s i b | i l d r r a t flip c o u r t huuf-p . l o u r it, i I i p f i r s t S io n r t a r In tt i p •limit I. of l* * h ru * r v I V-.tr, w h i r l , I* i b p Sih <lay u f F tbiuary. I in. »J t i a l a i l t h l a III, itn* o f J a m i * r > * iW tin u »• t'|p ik IIK ItN IM iN t'lr i oil C ourt Srmlllolr I'oilllty, f-'lm l.l.t w (C ircu it C o u rt H ral, IN C O l’ItT UP THE J l ’IK li: M K M IN ttl -K ‘• T a t i : u p k i ,o h i u a m ate. - II. rv the E-tilt* Ilf A in iiit m c h a n ic i, |,ri nMil ru A t,I, C l. T IN ; WHOM IT In the local drive requested. M- M. Sjoblom, *1 / 1 0 A Greeting Committee, com­ K O I.K S W llo K N O W S \ Y Donald and Charles Bakar are a t l s j ||sW posed of lira, C. C. White and visiting their grandparents, the to the government. But which By V IR G IN IA PALM ER Mrs. W, Wclderhold was appoint­ James (iehrs. gnvcruiiKiit " The only thing this ed, theler duties being to meet the A I t* till* ImjM |il*tXV•4*Il \ i‘\' Mr*. Alice Herring of Boston aonttin rp w ■ « • j in landluiil bull'd worse than tenants The Chamber of Commerce held new people and introduc them to is here visiting Rev and Mrs. S. 1 r e t . .i\ u*i i v in -i.ilf dc|M*nd till Y nrk iiiui K»*y VV»*st. intlmHiu' B n i o k l v n ! "was guveiiiiiii-iit*. Hi- thought nil ir i ' V j i * t n (lev*- » m jrtiU | it* regular monthly meeting on fellow members. Mnulli A mi Mi d Secretary wai J. Grady and Mr nod Mr* Frank-' * t. -mints 1 .. lit*!, r. n. „i„| ,,,T '. f fv • , i uiiimiJii r.t*ti, Jan. 4 opening with the roll roll. Instructed to write Frank Evans III) G. Lee. goveruini-nt- asked tu,, much in \f ti* l h« Minutes of previous meeting were and loam his plans fur the annual By HAT. II(IVI,K J. A. Newell uf Baltimore, is ui it K>t,il i f y it! , tnxea. Or In mff i Hu vi i u( P m i i h Vxr, road, treasurer's report heard, and i'ionvcr Night, usually held in •pending some time with hi* N EW YORK i,l*i Yuti’ve A it In, gh tu- tii-e grew in New various committees called on for March, brother-in-law and sister, the A. N. heard Hint a tie,- gum-* in llruuk- t u ik stiitu, which i- |iarl of tinreports. The Recreation Commit­ lyitHI. XI t a t Ml H *( 111*1 I l u l l Mrs. lie-urge H. Ratterum, chair­ Scott* uf "Scotland Yard." United Mali Hi,. Iitndlutd dt-ciil l«l«l tail III IT H’l tee reported the conditioning of man of the Christmas Party re­ 11til did yiiii ,-vi-r stop I- think . ed (In,i i. Ill I iovi-nioi I lew ,-v util Mrs. Herbert l.umpert t-nlerthe shufflvbunrd courts and tha In. ported a successful affair urn! it tnined a few frii-ml* at luncheun v. hut would luippni ,f you didn't |,ii-s|iji iil [' in:i*i xvnulil *N*ny t h a t H e AlcoJief — No AcM — No S t i n f l , n n ' ! w mid 3h tlcl stnllation of lights, making night wus rut ill to use the small halt, tire un Thurailay. She -ervial linked wall 1 a t i n - to grow anymore f o r i|Ulilk f r l l t f siiid rihmI m u l l * gr( ^ « t v Ilia Itiiil ( (• n»(* H im M il H d > r i l n i i a wtui*. «•( playing possible. It wa< noted' t hat of cash to puichuse r*. -■ Unntut U linn MINI Hi M ll r u o k l M t * Ill-lit I.,-n . |l i e n , tu (h i \(M»n In i* I* X | Christ­ chicken and noodles, mashed po­ H'«|i*lUl myipt.iMihilil V N il i|*s|s in h*f l!.p tnjji 1-t *Stti^-rntT-Tn.-vr the Sanford Electric Company mas dreuratioua tu La- used next tatoes ..-law, liuked apples, ap|,le ili•ifi i ■In *•'f> 4**4 t h i ' i n | flf ih* lunar fulfca Itrl VM lUNV •*r I gave the necessary fixtures. ; t m m -tis lie own> a house in Itiooklvn year. Scoutmaster T. M. Miller t'le and ice cream to Mcaditme* fUv-iU. \U«. ft-r 11**1 Aid mid llrtiiug Clan's were made to reorganise reported that of th c ^ M g e d Huy Klien I.. Hoyt. J. M. Hood. J. D Wit I. „ 1 •, ! (> j, l |i . i,.. il l w a s Ma m y ! l« ••»* r u Any |i«i11 til ih* U id j. D IN M U If i •k Iy li UK A t i n . . . . l i e u , SI a l n i t l * smHthe Tourist Club, the first meet Hiuuv tuuds uveer rlul.Otl had Cothran, A. C. .Himmlers, Mrs. i "o u t ytitd, a tu-,- sturdy at tin 111-* h l l l l U i l k *1ll III 111 M lU f u n l It i l-flHry, | | it it iat ■ ttikiit-ii ia.i l*iiiiit** m ill ll u iM iiir ia lllll A A *n*i.. !<■ it*li | at at i lr tiu Ing to he Tuesday, Jan. 10. Mr l*en collected. Emma Wing nml Mis* Oris Naim I‘ii'4* IMl t IwlMlIlI' lit till1 11>| . S o t l a I n ii >th > iil, w l i u i* a |H* *al«irv«i hi 9 mi i It it uir I mii ii i l n i k and Mrs. Wm. Htruthors and Mr. l r » r - u t t n c k r i ! htiiHi’htilil** ij111•tji -11 -*uai|nw»*i| In- jMi.lt- nml RHl. Following adjournment, la-lies der*. and Mrs. Karl Toney were appoint­ of tlu- Home Deninnsttation Clnh Mil* Hhtt i *1l»i**i ;t - f. 4•11 !. Ed Zimmerman of Hntmotis. I fI Mill) Aklll* \VU\ tiin iiil , w liu a i t I h i m ed as n special committee to nr- served hut coffee and |iie l.ale in Mil., bus arrived ami will spend m i n tin* lm*i mi nt ^unl ti \ I d III IN K IM . I'lM .I.OW * >»* ' I t hi . w u h l l i ' t ti “ k I In* m l v rsnjje for the nietlng. It was sug­ the evening, members i-llhr juitied tlie winter with the Z. K. Smith*. H iti«lM»‘ M m* I h i Mini11n 1 M il- TU111111|l I l Uhl Ml, I II f 3|V411 In Mll'ln, I llt.-s, l i l t gest mi that n horseshoe court in the sliufflelioard yumea or He is it nephew nf the late (inward 1‘s-1«Li i ! m* r iM r iJ it i f nm i »**!• I I '' -• . * : s.Jiaf till , UY,.l\ Mf ■ could lie mndv adjacent to the watched, |th lilt I mmI s ki ll' h l l Huleicr and ha* spent several win­ '• ■ It.ilM ev er shufflehoord courts, thereby add­ I'l * Ilk i 11jkT II If id I lit*1 i l l IIII . |||ii| it ’ Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead uf In. ter- in l.uke Maty. H I'* L |*l ** rml A llii 1 Ill'll i’ll III I4 lFoP So m c niHire ing to the recreational facilities. dlann were the guests uf .Mr, and •1*4.*v i nr hi mu l t * Mi** Ethel Hind* of Kverelt, •"■ Mi u l»‘M* i timn 11n hi'ulUi ilrpurl* I 'l l t l N H Win. Pugh, chairman of the Roy Mrs. Herbert l.umpert, la*t week Mu-*., culled on her cousin, Mr*. t lit" hi'Miln ui | » : i s l t v J11■1"1 I In ttm llyj ii's i'hi,| irmln Scout Committee, reported the Thursday, they formed n fishing Mabelle Cole, last Friday. Her “ S u m iln K lv ’I ** un* it c r i s p - TEN D ER progress uf the newly organised party at Canaveral. Mi parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Aaron 1 tl.-n'l if#‘l ini i<f 1)mt t* »•’»• a ui nm M ii % n m l | | f i i u l troop and plans fur National Hoy t J O l i y 7 oEiicious Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Scheib Hinds, built the house the Spear tiuiNmil tli't'iiNil ui *11 *- 1 Scout Week observance were out­ of Pontiac, Mich., arrived Tuesday sister* now own, and will lie re:? 1 H i , n r Set-Met* Hitt Imxv tfu y>ui *•*■t 1 1*1 nf m » t i t . 1 h i t , l i \ m ill (ti Wit lined. evening and are settled for the j ini-inhered I, yold tiini- resident* of (in in Htinkl>n? Il nit Inti lull *M‘ hi»'»i u ' dim imMiiI \ iiii'tiTici' Vmi As a part of that, the Commit winter In theii in,me on Crystal ' Poke Mary. III hi* iIJM'tl h V ill! llliml* Ml hit I’M l*| It \ \ p r»;»tr I r m i k **«*M‘iPr tee will sponsor n free Fathei Lake. Well. n .itu i?» !!\, in t i n i|. i \ iih«t Pfc. Alfred .............. U. S. Air U l i l l l l e ' a XiNttiR NlR lIoR vmi Mid Son Covered Dish Supper. • m i xr, Id. and Mr*. .Sidney Cook of Force, has returned to his new I* I Hit %\ I m il I • I h r Lt l i i l hl t There will be speeches by Judge Fort Riley, kansns, and Mr. and assignment, Technical Training It •f 4 4 . l‘ M i " Itiiv ftiiiih! M ■1 41M II to tflKt* Douglas Stenstrom and Repre- Mrs. F. L Mom of Now .Smyrna School, at Wichita Pall*, Texas, Niv hnlln •>'• t i l l At ii‘* t l H i f , pfiih* NXOI l 1 JoNk M il'll ho i h i H ’ k i’d -dilative Brnllcy Qilhatn, as well Bench, were dinner guests of following a It) duy leave spent Hull HHI 1 m i ' i ' U t H ! , h i lito held 1 IM H iv • .»■! U*e l O ' U U i M4’|X as a musical program. The Seoul Mr. II. A. Huihor and ton .lame* with Ills parent*, lhi-i< C. W. Hjo.hit) IN, wJii. 'll Null hi* ilt'A of 111 ft : o ’ i . , i' 1 lirlM) 1 I • 1 •d t*v- ;» f n l l i m t Mouse will he open for inspection on Imth Christmas and New Years. Mums. it i I t o , , Io film mil h’hai i •*1itl iofoN A M ■ m l: nj* * In 4'k od Ik1- oNNif] \ I I M \ I, VS M l UAHS during this week. Joe Douglas* of Z.rllwoud nr-Hi M Millei was hostess Mfi.tii 1 t h a t )l i l u l . t i l i l i I tl,\ ill I It IN The House Committee reported lived Tuesday to -pend a few day* Ui a .Stanley Brush party Thur*- Mu' iwintmMi 1* 18I f f “1f11|f f-•**»!( It " H i. i IIi 1-Si• ' CiriuiuiHit;nn’hr%( % pwiupih lit* * i b ( Mi. ex ftmNi i i 1■ it liltl 1 Il’Olll’ , Mi M i hi K the purchase of dishes and spoons, with Id* hrolliri and sietei, E. A lay. liaine* were ptuyed and late hull 11)31ti. Xh ' I '- In lit Mil. K ll-t I r t l l H j| j^nni ret;In in ttif ti411•I ifit* irnutilo ’V i ' i Ki if |,| l*i*4 • • m l 1 lilt’ll (Hit Hull for the use uf tile Chamber of Douglass and Mrs. Bertha D Sot m Hie evening, coffee and Indi Hu I-it ulht N II lltl’ift'r Hi, M l to help JtHMii'ii .uni cx| t t >rrm Jjikn \ U . Ill) (Il H M U N 1* FI 1-Dl til* )•• h o n i S vi'iil t' li li i n u M i't’ ot I ’ ll ip lM iy If.*Hnv Commerc on Jan. .'I. A tetter rell. * Ai.vt Aui i.Atuiv i.p anutht and wduul cakes were seiveri tu some Ni. i h.iiithci o f 1 itljiiiioi 4' . " u i ,4 ■ -! |*.V .4). t, * I IN A N t IN tJ *' H il l if r 1 from Dr. R. W. Ruurecht, County hejt leiairr, la t i u m r j ianmiiul Bev. and Mrs. James Mrtiowan -'t guest*. In token of the occn1.1 t .our I., t.rt \i.|u.«mied u’ ‘ 11)4 1 •»it V !t< i • lliov i* t (il’ 1 III li lt St'Olll I I . m - ' Chairman fur the March of Dime* of Goodyear Heights, Aktim, O., ‘■ion. she wus presented with a sil D au nu t attnihiaat c I t l l in iii d fu L ^ n l tt« |u| MllllUtl f u i l l n ' i plitiift 1 )«o! it If » jii!» *! i'll 1lit’ ItolIM* H u - 114 , to »tH p iu 4 In iitlr t i ticu m u la m u was read and volunteers to assist were week-end guests of Bev. slid ver seivlcee lay the company. .out i ill* 1 t in 1. ' t f ii d hi* n\ m i l d 1 N i i h o r u i i Ho\ H i - " " t w a ll litr m uffftUhdm» c m im ia h k r Mrs. H. J. Grady. The two mm i Friends of M. II. Haven will be U l.h , |.h, 1*0 1If lu m -i'lf 111!) i% to ut | 1.4X4 II. J .4 till •i.tin.ij'4 ih r H 4 V a q u u k h A lliv* iit» um yih went aisoclttted in Mission work 1glad to bear that he it out agniu tt’inisim ** \s I**, S\ m M . il : H ' . i i h . U n 1 tfiilh it 1 \xi lit II i 'u t- ti or m u A it in lu s t m u aain fv iu .k . 20 years ago -ift,-r being indirpoird with the \ Mint m.ili, * W o o l* , III <141, M . •44 1 ............ .. 4 i i f i t m v 1 1 1 1 F .................. Mrs. ijluiiy^ Gludy- Mi|»|>ih Fllppm uf Tamnu Tmm|iu Hu. S m i t h , h i m 1 1illIkl|iku n 11 l \ Dili t !()■•* \N Miilll HOl 1* 1* I I I ,1 I'alnti tlu Pliniie I2tl.*i Opt timet r 1st - li d A and friends, Mr. ami Mr*. WIBiui Mem),ers uf the International , Vihti’l Mia, \ i*. H u t if o ' t o n , l " - l > lilt".’ || t'O.I I'll - i n it Ids l i f t * fill tor Cnuijha,CkditC'.d'Jl,BftJf»cfiiti| Boebuck, were in i.ake Mary, Mon­ Relations fonimitlee of the San , Do 1 1 t Inn i"*8*nti»livi* Hint S - o t t l day, calling on Mrs. Flippln'* rela­ lord Business A Professional Wom­ ln*i-t pi r 1 - i i .i n ) e e l i -, k•1It|•Il1 41| III '111' 4*1 M ill. * I n ttili lit ion tive*. She will he remi-inhered en’* Club met Friday with the 1 o, 1,1 I. t" iJit" ii ii'i*'r i'limimitiu1 I Ilf 113 Magnolia Avr. Phone Jlit r* now il ,t. as Gladys Sjoblom, daughter uf chairman, Mrs. Robert E. i'rue, at .-1 li of the fti-> rin, * tom mil lei' ■w, t OV4 id Ki h Si.ippot, 1m Pi ... at,,-ad. ( i( it i i t . H ) U S N u W n P K N II t ,o, l.. ..III (•**». .'4fill ili’HHl od1 HH\ TRAD! * tk r A 4»| tti diiiK th*' i 1•INN*1 i III t - . ,11 I ) I t I lit' i *t |llt -III Well- M m D 1* -It- 1........... I I | t . ! ion ru \\ i t,ft i f. 1.1 ..I w dl I . i t it” (oi||, \\i \\ I .1 .1 i.. .. i 01. i" if iLn V II iDliut K 11.a11116*4 Vii-l I- (■•J , i nii'id 1hi| I IM •'Rid oi (It. \N W . I.P >I,. )».| Uil i i i t . ml ill. I 1 tit Hit i' \x I f,* pi ml tl (loin ♦tint 1' • in s tr u c tio n s O n ' i r .* w a y ^ .s : H ow T o C h o p D o w n Lake Mary C t H ’NT Y COUNTY in i*m> SIA r r t IS Nuttca la |,*r*l,t Milan unit I'aa, I CVIionnaJI hiia fllail nar IIohI ip ni,it mm Ailmliiiatrnlrlx i* T A of Ilia aatuta of Aititla Slcllunlai, Atairaaail. Him aha has fllait hri pat It lull fin (tun) .llachsrsp. Hint that a h a w ill a p p l y to Ilia l i o n or,, 1,1a ttnlislx Mtahatroll, I’ojl, ‘ ty JmlMaof Bamlliola Count]. Kluinl.i oi, tha loth ilny of Janu­ ary. 1S10, lot approval of parin' soil fir ftnsl ill'chsrc- s* Au niliilatrstrlx iO, T- ■ A of tha aalalr ofAilillp M< l>*nl*l. it*caiipaitl>»tr<( mi* S4th itay ,-f IiaiPinhar, lb 11* PKA HI. OHONNELLl As A'lmlulstratrlx C T A of Ilia aplnla of Ailillr SlrlianlaL dm-pnaait W ll Hni>]•*,c . ^ . ; BEST YOU A re 34 4 4 YKLI.OW (AM CO. I'.if on»iM intlit 1111 HowTo Relievo Dr. Henry MeLaulin I > g IM ■# t i m e l. le g e e I f a e l i i e l u a s H a t e * llt e g e e l i n e l u a e r i t i n , . * Mr g e e l l a e l u a g r l t i m e * Or g a t l i n g l a a * gee lin e fur Y earlg l e a C i t e s sii rg* to t h e l i a s . , l i „ u l d e - r a l e (n r h la r h f a r e rag*. I PHONE 148 W a a t Ad* will h e a e e e g la d • t e r t h e t t l e g h u a e a s aseaa• r a a d a a a e h a r g e tr e n a r aaa a a (a ll * t e d l a t h e l e l e g h u a e h a a h . la ra lsra l« r th U areoaim adatlu a (he a rieerlU ee la i i g a . l i * l a g a t g r iiiu g f lr. l a u r d r r f a r a s l a r e a d e r t h e h eal g a s a l h t a a e r t l r e , a l l W a a l ----- -------- - - l a M i u lfW a a a t g u k ltaaltaa. ^ , aattrg as laawsAUtshr II aa atrar aeeara We eaaanl aiara lhaa aaa laswrurt laaettlsa. ti - !l I M THE SANFORD j HERALD H C " ,™ 7T !irT «lS p^7 *,♦■•’ V rt tr— lot. , *1)126.00. W . ; ’J Ath *• ■■*y-;*■ ^ ■ Hi. *_____ t _ Artlcikw Fu r Bale (* a m 'm • a ig a g g B j 3 Room Furniahed Artetment Adfllte only, 2300 MeRonville 2 stores, 906-7 Sai Will available Call 109. .venue. f lit. Two roqm_furnished a ^ t m i I l(k . Apply 317 Palmetto Apartment ~ furnlihed. Telephone 197.____ Four bedroom houM). Going Business, rcul opportunil^ f"i Best ha |<>I Imiul Im-ul man. l<" utliili. utin Paig-Llveafock^HupplIeH FurnleJred. ti— County, IL M Gleason, i.ak* Murv LAW NMOW KRH sharpened, I,Icy c|es M-pulli-d, lack & key wotk No waiting-work guarnnlct-'l H. W .Shuman, 310 East 4ll, St Hanford. Fla. (Formerly with William* Fislt Hhop) FRIG 1IIAI RE Hales and Hervlra 2 Factory trained qualified Het vice Men. J. W. Knowles, P. O. Box 1991, U itLA N D o Morning Hentinel, Or and Starter service. Swain’* Batlery Service, 301 W. First at. , ________ *. V E N E T IA N HI.INDH madn to order. Senilnule Venetian Blind Co. 82U W. 3rd Rt. Plum. 1162-W.______ _______ _ K E R O S E N E -F U E L Oil for homesCall Alvin Otlhatn, Hinrlulr lie fining Co, Phone uioo. H U IL D IN G M A TK H l A I.H “ Everything you need from start to finish I HHKKMAN C O N C R E TE PIPE Co McCracken Road Phone 1241 New home construction, itunatr t ing and remodstlng. Cabinet- 1 [ MONEY-MAKERS) RIK Glaaa * Fatal Ca. Big Everyday Greeting Card val­ custom hull*. Let us help solve 1 t e w 888. your housing problems. 40 yearues pay you up to 100% profit. experience, •lence. Fred Evans I*. (). Everybody huya 11-card |1 Box 269. Assortment of Birthday, other Buy. tall or trada moat any 807 Magnolia Ave. Call 89TR, Two mom apartment. Apply 111 Elm 'Uvenue. 3^, . \ \ Avenue. A Fumliheed ApartmeM^8 rtoma’4 bath. All modem Improvementa. 110 W. 3rd St. tb at. Work Shoei s*.i*s 8B J . farptuliae, Bunk Bed*. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS folders. Others 80c to *1.28. Also show F R E E Samples Ira- 14— L O S T * F O U N D — I I intsd Stationery, stationery, Napkins. Napkins, Ktinted otes, Assortments un approval! Have you lost a cowT FRIENDSHIP, 406 Adams, Eldescription with name and ad dress to P. 0. Box 39, Altamonte * H M w a tt Meirfy ticcoritedT (gMimiLiketl, ta n * bedroom garaa* apart* Springs.____ COST — Bunday night, one smull traveling bag containing valu­ able paper* and books. Lost ing from on bua or fn elation coming Tampa to Banford. Reward. N o t j ^ K. Area, 801 W. 9th 81., 7 F t5HoBILKS —in Furniibed tw o uicpkuw operator*"With "it roam apartment, re n t Boa H r, c/o M w r * * l« Y F ir r T m | *-*' ta 4*01.j IItasm r.t> Ml - V i - r » - - 4 Bedroom Rettae - 1981 Two door Model A Ford se­ dan. 4,200 milsge. Original ' Mink Job. Fire* etas* eohdlliuii. 198V Pick up track. New motor. Ay^p^.at 8416 KJm Ave. Phnm. •ugi, gead^eondltjon, a trailer. Bleeps Itten, Inside and ih. F. EngeL, le x 487. m p* A* ti (Fi *• ' t FA ‘ Y' rii' '■;,■ bfiiVll-. iT!.: f i ? W i iCijst III h |>11Iti-i hi t li* h .1 ill n| I M N hi I'll V Cl 141•11 i ,i f' *. n n . I nx lif i r anil II V1':li I'I I | t.ib- i that io Bt'-iiklvn in-1, In -m e \ o.l - hn| it fi t* VNPI i| Ul' I, ' M IH K m fl uid I n 11 %*hi Mty l(nH|i|1al l i ........ I week TR A CTO R WORK Phone lit; I lor tree estinmies. Jack 111, sell. derstm, Bee Mr. Jlhkini .... .*19.96 White housekeeper for family — ^ ^ I49kli»al 89.06 two children—can “live 'In.u Write •Rm. Suite 10.96 Box B . C /0 Banford Herald. n. Suita 79.06 A N ffib — 1-ady or genllemah to demonstrate hearing aids, 1 .... 19.96 Must be neat and coma well hopworn doubt* Bad, Coil rerummended. Previous experi­ Spring 4 uaad laaenpriny ence helpful but not enentlal Mattresa ............. 29.06 Age no barrier. Full or part Special! New lt-pc. Living time. Give full Information. Room Suit* ................... 89.06 OTAR JON of Orlando. Box 6068, Special! New Bofa Beds, Sla. 0, Orlando, Fla._____ Choice of Covers ........ 49.96 MATHER of SANFORD .Salesgirl fur cosmetics and drugs. 208-09 E. let S t . ___ Phone 127 Touchton Drug Co. PITTSBURG Painla for every YEAR r u u n d hi i- lepDile.l , ' i i p i . t Pi tpii|»|"‘il fn - m ao ’ Ibat * ■. Ill-W He bail i ' -ion of a 11- t i ---l l.el-iy D il Niil'M 1 n Idiiii- in l- itr.ge, a l i l j ill'dol *c«uti-r i -t/g.1' .'bi, In. inoipiil •iet't will, -it g'-ltnq: lout \» - 1 lit i H Ml N U 'M A IK N 1 lit t.\! ! 1. H i.. In Vrt'lv 1" (M U I K t l . N l t Mont NV4H mlminInitcifil I itih Mi-s Slim*>n 1111in|*htic Ulit. *m bi-cn quite til In, n a n , - 1 ia-*t b' lp'-d put out Special ServitCH Sanford. , — with Home H adn lattdu Evening Star. Call Italpl rn Muffins. Horner’s Fountain Ray. 1166-J. mtaln personnel, experienced prefen referred. RoumtUat 4 An- C A L L 617 for Battery, Generator thing, Phone 198-J Shock Realet. Watcher fm I h r M i 'Umm’im I m,* rdieti* Hie ilangM*-' "I t lnel M i . tClnesl Hiiinpliii'-s P.o. jB n x ^ l6.1jH d n fc R A trtlaP j » *# ^ Hipall nit-at Mkt( ni*l Oroccrh'*. , Good location, a 1r casli In,sinesOX A l l K I K K Can be I,alight .'heap far cash ,1*. O Box 1463. Hjietta Laky. Good fiahtaff, tin*,; L. A. Gina, 10— lliiHin*M.H OppnrlunilivH it r ' d i n - Hunt’s Tuxedo Pawl Store. II KM * W A N T fci> ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney'e 76c aleo weak days. Umchet * Agents wanted to Soli Geo. Wash­ ■hurt orders. ington Carver Products. Over 30u Products. Made from the KSHELM ANB Red Rose Feed. Touchton 4 Watson, 1101 Celery peanut alone. A good paying HILL HARDWARE CO. Ave] Pjona UgfcJ prupoaitlon for right man. Write 381 E. Flrat__________Pkone 83 -G O O , "r j ironing. Call Blanclte Ijiwrenci-. linit Buy Avenue. N E W I I.IMIBH nut laced I,, per fecllot, tlld flouts laaile liknew i t'll-llillg, 'irailllig A wa> Highest cash price paid for died ing Pututile power plant, fun,Bure Ted - - - Dafla - * Furnllura veuis ■itperleiice in Sejixnolr Co 311 E 1st. »*h DM SINGER Machines, Elec. Portable, Cocker Spaniel puppies — regl*. treadles. 316 E. 6th Rt. Ph, ttired. $20 and *.T 180, Phone H)7t).J, 1024. Arross from Movlelaml Bide-in Theatre.________________ TU XED O FEEDS: ComplaU line. W E LA R A APA R u n ^ su Petunia .Carnation, Hibiscus, Llgiistrum. Mrs. B. \ Gomlspeed, Monroe Road. Pit. ttft.'t-W. — 5 *!— 3HES served avaey idey • .’ r j * ) . PM' i M .O K I H A F A S H IO N S I I I t 1PI •Ml I Two smull flame hungalowi, ideal A N T IQ U E COI,. for couple. One unfurnished at A T T E N T IO N LhCTOKH: My .Many SutisfirvI MTD&O.OO. The other furnished at Cuttomi-r- Almost Cleatu'd H i *6800.00. , O14 Last Week, But I Have N ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S, HaalUk Another Victorian Parlor Su Raymond E. l.utidquist, AssocjataMaffcli- Top Tables. One K “ n* -732 . ^it Iantic H ^ n k l i p , , Ttttila— It’* J.ovnly, Cti i. Pewter and Siltgr ' l y ’li-lure Frames, w oncretr Dotihle JtaAnd. "Also Truck amt ruge; located in Mayfair. J 103 Opr* Mondays, Wedne*dn|a E. 4th St. Phone 401-W. Friday*. Ollier Duy* By'tAp­ pointment. FAIR TR A D IN G H Houses for salt. $7200.00. All POST, Mr*. Minnie Fulr Well* guud tenlera. Collect per week, i'ARK A V E N U E A T GOI.F *22.00. *22 E. 4th Street. COURSE. Wilder Park._____ _ Smalt three room cement Mock . .. h i m h u m cabin screened porch, aluminum li— T - A l l l l f l 'K H W A N T K I J — U roof on 00x100 F t. E u M b n t lM i, MKLT0NS USMl) CARS C R E 0M U L S I0N S S /A pleted. Two bedroom*. Just over City Limits tine. Priced at F u r II«Hultx IISKI) ( AKS Bronchitis fill'll 1•il NSH" 11* i1•kf Hit 1•ly I" ( ii 'iir itn ‘ill 1m hit 4* Mmik Io n Jlfl« i MiitHI = «» fi'll! 'dd Tom m y i •in v— Heal Ea lata F o r Sale— 3 Articles Fu r Sale — 14 WOIIK W ANTK1) — j. NV11 Du muld to lm■ ti iihn rii) hid net fill f 11MlY lit' hunt* dll Now attractive hungalow Just com­ FLOW ER A Shrub plants. Snaps, W A N TE D : Work a- tan ml res* or .V " ii - ti tn«- Ltikt*. U f \xiiw it ) .lif.| T h a fullis*. l a g r a t e * aggie In a ll W a n t 4 g* g u h l l a k s g i n T h e ■ ahlurg M eraU i y ELLOW " 1tu t tfivui vvlirSiIn*ik*n,| g p C Use HERALD Wunt Ada p ,y, ANNETTK'S r t& Vscting Relief for iitahy Skin Irritation Our Sandwiches ATHLETE'S FOOT U t1 A P r i .lC A T It lV ( 'l l l I H P A U R F IV E =- III I uni not responsible for *nr bill* or account* mail* by uiiyuiie 0 ^tli*r than myself. .W TH'C. THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA , Iteleei- i ' V 1 1. ,, i 1 \e, u l i \ l t til t. • ............. i .* bi--I, il M t„ \| , n ■ it I >■ >le, t ;. -.1 ,,ek DA b ' \l,b n -e �f i . ............ «ni Vegetable Research State Farmers Market L iq u or-C razed Funds May Be Raised M s r s u u u fA fii r A W «c n t Gunman Kills Two Czech Commumit* luue New Handfook On How To Be A Red I’RACiUI,*, r/cchiivloVakia. Jan. t.. — (/P> — The Ctrchoilnvsk Comtmihfil p.tHy iiiiirt) tr^efoy a revised edition nl a party handbook which, in tit new form, ifve.tcly altar k* ihc late president Fduard ftenrs and the late furriRn minister |.rn Matnrvk. . I hr hook ' The Communiil Parly of Ciechoilnvaki* in ihr l-Tuhi For Freer I" rti,” now |*M i .the wartime stile Cicchoilovak jtovrrnmenl ■i anli-tirttiounl and afty-Soviet. Two nf that govcrnmcnl a metnhrri are IiIh I, taiiMtiii figutr^fn l.nhiy's*----Com mold'd ii'd it'H ci riu^rii horn. nation and did nut Intend to i|n sn The«t* til lark < writ, h.il run "The London emigre;. Imiimi Hn*l tainr.l In IIn* l.i>.>k when wlijjA It was nllled Ihenihelvr* with Jtlat th>»e fllst published I on yi’iift. ago while pnwrn which betrayed us In Mullenes mid Mu milk, ii guided a* nlrli. Ilnurs, a icpre-entatlvr nf her nr . try I In* I'/cell pnnplc, weir lIn* l.nndon government, finally aim alive, hnwrd tn till* pleasure of event* Tin* two high l allkiijg Sflivlvilla mid waa compelled In art'gpL ncit*> nf tin* I,'union guvet nmciil n|e Hr. l ml inn- with a reprusentallve nf Vied.. rlrinrntii. hum l.'ninniiinUI the resistance nf Ihr Uaerh ami Foreign A t •** mill. Vprlav No- Hlnvitk pontile, Klrmanf finMiruM sek. Cutunmnlsi M1iiIk’|**i of Inter - Innw prraldant). |ur, Imlli li'ln l iminitir ,0m pt'wlrr•'Rut even aflei till* fumial rn ate wing i>i tin ptrsoid regime. ••idiimllnii of the l.nmlnn ginnp Rome nl. '.eivera lirrltovt'il tin* nn Ihr Mn»tnw line the rsnctlonary puhlli nl Inn "f •In* invl'ji’d "Fight element" in the l.nndnn govern Fur Fri'ivliim" might ho, politically nn id iuntlniird thrlr antr-NOvlwt *lgnlfl"int Is’eansr thru* have activity and therefore thrlr anti lirrn icpriiti'd iip*.|1* In Ihr fmr National activity Tin y did tod IKII pre*** I lint I ’li'liinltlh and Nn at«p ill the most iturlnl liiuinentsck might III' pui|t< || ,11V Ilia Mn» f the fight against Fan lain " tow-lrnin.-il I "I iiiiiiiii I sI h Iii lh>' government Ih' r rrpinl li.Ht* ii fill hi*'*n In in It.'.I ..ff n " h i ihf i iI thinking" li e.lta.se St. m Waa* tlnsl hy got ci iiiii.'iit -piikrenmn III tin iii*\r vet..ion nf "Flirhl 1'nr I*'ici'dniii ii'vli'Wed hy thr >, l.'llri I., the rluh tliatiklti|* mein Comnintllwt wrikly. Tvprba the kill, fnt I heir ilnliatlnn* nf toy, writVI mi'ii •* Ihr I.Diiilnii |*iniip, fur tin* tree. h-ailril 1>v |li ni*a mid Masai yk. «f Mis*. Kvi’lyn iMvIa nf MHrlmiiia, tin, ill.. |>,|,.iil finr... **U'lth in.I di-lrirt tovernnt nf MUlii.t I’Hnt lidevnntlunal. reitdndril Ihr Muni .lull ill a Inller, nf the HpilttR U si i II nsn »’i*Li Cn.m. il nieflti,.|. tn t.n t-rld In tYlr posing Mi* Hu. -*11111 uffrusDr trr Haven, May tl and agnlnst ih* t.ri.nim in thr Cm Tltete were 1(7 utrtuhrM pteseul nathlmi Umitiliilii , nr,.riling mill mir vlflllt.r, Mrs lltrliHi.l Mil, the H.n let a.tvmi. n into t'/. . Iin .l.* wall, Jr, vnkia nu.I .ippoMlng ItussUin llclp in ih.* .'tint nk upih.liig *n W ASHIN OTON , Jun. tl. -ffP ) "fiuia Hlvers (D-8.C.) said to­ day ihc government plan* to *p«nd in vegetable research In Charleston, fj. C., starting July I. He said, however, thl« deim'i.l* on Congre** voting the money. Rivers explained that the |N .BOO I* the proposed share of the It, H. agricultural research lahora-1 lory at Fharlrslnn in the 11,272.IHXI rerommenddd hy President Trtmtnn for agricultural research Hitotiglio.it the country. The Chariest nu Laboratory, he said, Is the research hnadriuartets for srinthea,stem stair* Including the Cmtilina-*. flenrgla, Tennessee, Alahntna, Florida, Mississippi, l*oui:il>u...... . and Virginia. The I'lymnulh Special Del.use four-door ardaa, one ef olne new models, is shown above. Thr rat mataiii* important styling change* and Improvement* for safety and rnmforl. Ha high rornprraslno i Maine and many mrrhanlral trainees provide lively, rronnmirai performance. Now (wing shuwn hy Hill Kirk Itlidnra and Hrmlnnlr I'mtnly Moines. Nation’s Weather IT. S. Foreign Policy it nattaiflC S Mat f l i t Oast tl'n .ll.ira From navi mill l.iMea dltrhed nu the .VI tulln (lie Ku-ttanv and allrmpt In im­ -l.frlrlt Ictiveen Ihittanetlr at*/l pose lulaletal Millltlnnt tn pinltltmi Redditig, Calif. illrrling nllirt rotmlrtr*. Hn*.w fell rt.t heavily yesterday Insnfnr as eny Inrtual <ir In­ ns are conrrrtlfd, vlut. ; rvrn,p,,,,nl "i"1 r " M n , r : n -tmwph.ws ,an Into ........ M<1 mi>. lltal we know krsp from bring trapped !...f A)( |l((B ....... ...... Ml staled many times \ hits was ratighl t>v a .11) Irirh l |(V lllHII> offlrrrs .,f this ilrpartlull nn Hiintlaoi Piles,. hut It. seven 11,4-1)1, the tlnltr.l Hlutes Is ready l*aA**rngi*i s mid driver teachr.l .ml w'ltltog In -it down with ItuS■liellet Kastern (Itrirntt tareil the sim in tin alt....pi In "**ttle outsnow to get Its rli Hilt.*n hniiu’ l «lflintii>|- rlifferrnres in any ap* front siln.nl hefmi* they w r" ’ nrnprlalr forum hl.H'krd, In t,y tlrlfls I{ ii w i - ' v i , lh> chicl prutilems to’VInils took (hell toll in wesfinfe Soviet trlatlnns trial Inns with Wushltiglutt, Hregnn and Callfni I,. , llf ( |„. wi.tl.l and not just nla Pott Townsend nn Washing- ((,[, Ml,Hr,I it,..... . Htnlrs Htnlm as nint h " SehoolH Ordered To Kurn Soviet Writings OiHiilnced PerHonw M A H IT n k p o i it no . m Th* fottnwlng pries* r*P*>r«*d hr th* Iwalse* on th* Hanford Kla o Farmsra Market for produr* sold to Truckers and Pester* up to ( P. M J*n t*. 1»»n- „ „ Hflsns. - rwrssn, Belt ura.ltd ...... Bn Hpr Hr* ns. Itlaek Valent Ins Hu Hpr I7.no VLlrtltlne ri*t Ht,r *7 "o ____ tlean*. Llm» flu Her M <*o B-li (t oo Wests Itag I 71 . so few hlfhtr rtt I • l no f‘ntillanft i i r'lttjbtf ri.li.es- fsle rr C r i 11.1* I'rt |1 yn . I'aulltlower ciiipimlpflta, B.a9 Fanrv . . I n Robbery T r y , MEN DON. Must.. Jsn. 11. — ( A — A liquor-ernsed gunman shot and killed the Menoon police chief und a young woman aftrff rrihhiug Hie Red Rooster cafe anil holding cuslnitieis nl hay fot (tires hours early today. Two other pntrons and the ganman himself were wnu tided aa terrified cuatnmerw rnwersd be­ hind the bar and booths during the gun hnlltn, l M Chief Matthew MhiiMiio, 39, tn d ^ Mi-in Katlictine Rtady, 22, of (Jxr’elury, » 3f. I l.iliig.'. were killed in Ihe Mating Uol.lv a . -Ivit, 1 OfJ i xennttge. Pun. st I'M In a* lur nu iii»r » ,n Tin- wminded pntMins were IdenLiesruls. Kaauissi ■ no iiBHti n a’** tifie.l hy polin* rn l.nuienee ftrifl Irttllie, fc*n-ts. v rr fin nf West Upton, Hie dead girl's Peek b A r'rt USpen.llTig •senrt, mid Jimephiiie Fitasl of Itkra . . . i . . Hu Mendoii. Urretl ............ Pet I'nllee lileiitiUed Hie gunman as unions, I'-*-. Knalixh It.. llaii'ld Waul of Mendon. l>jljpfri, Tin* wounded were taken to M il-^ tthi'V Mil ItRki* IS -N ford Jlnspital. 9 t’fllMl'MN HcH lillM IT. 8 I S» l.l’ Mir 92?•'» Till* cafe I* n popular road­ HititiHhM, house on Route I it lit tills town, fit Its.,I |M lion miles southeast "f Worcester. NfiiiHPh, V**M'*k% Hu Ili»r |T»•»<» tiiiffin appeared to lie the most Titriilpo. Furpl# •,»*runtidy wounded fluilet* p|et.-e.| ft.# |«**h I /’ Toft tail Ii his Hughs Ttn* gunman was ri’iiiMiiM’ii * fl ( FIhKni * *" wnundrd in the thigh and the i rrnL'8 I'itmki gill suffered a flesh IImr 9-1 \n f MHtiljr • < i wound. iioi i: is IMiiirMn I1..hie gave lids areountl TniiRrr » i |fn« 12 (Ml Wind entered Ihe . afn about t»s-nif*fif! miidfTMif t»n cm <n»<U» ui» Or*i»ffiMil. uildiiiglt! ami held tin* hartendriA dMk U-Iv 11 el111 Itl K ilRiVJf, inn rli' Ht rfir(K*'F, ilFiTiiifiii fislrlv Uiiml in iiml u number of nations at imy fill Hit on bourn. it«y (tnttriMfb lo fM«r mumIMv Dining that period he kept or­ Ifpis *tt in priff* fjiifitvM!: dering ami eotiMimlng drinks. Finally one nf the pat run* man­ aged to got nut *’f the establishmriit ami tmmmoiied Manloid and J %f KHUNVVLf.tT, Jail H ~ j \ l f . i i -ill. f l la r r h i !.*.*«*»!I — Lcltif iVil'It rT**»k |l*(tt’N 1*\ rrgrtalktfk MIh fmllR As Ihev walked into tha sslabJiU'-ff s-'VI ttl*V Fadrral 9 t M i M i r li <lime lit. Writ rl trvplled Ills weapun kri N*W# tjprvlii ■V nt them. Tliey tried to pacify the per •itkm1 unrttipftpfl crn/eil gtimmtn liv tnlklng to him H Ii el 1* i tC H fl rt |i ••: k * I N H t t i f » g | ( * ’«.w Kvriitnnlly. one nf Ihe two tmvnw |tlnt k Vnlenl Ins’*! rc« nffieinls made a move toward the fit! I I t tm (fFf«F ip l znn I 'l r n t ifil* . Hip-Roti hBNf iMi-RiMT frvi STi" 1>*» gunman and In* filed directly st tlercTp-uw ffH.% lkO*enA Wan Mnut.ml. In the nxehange th* po­ 9Bli. ,Mm ll. e chief ami Mias Kelleher i.ltiui hwfitip htlithFlii Jifsfl.ITtH A vmHiloR firttn few Jim dropped fatally wounded. •miallcr rIrfiI HmI w I -I J b t*iihl»ii||s' \ \ ItiinIi cl PdiDN I * Dougins Fit "Pleads nv*r 70 rnuplli HiMiiiit fy|ji’ 33&-2&0 ruriimiicrts huwiiciN low mhi- simi I,,., cod nf Hie noithweslsrti U. S. high hr fina fiuiillt) ordinary f•*Ir •nmliiv inn i.,t» coast IrAgo Rile 900-Sin jiIcHIfm f^w MHt-blu pooror 3*»n-inn Autumn travel usually iiegln to f ns1 oil« *ntt ! K InimIi**| . ftiiwst ’ change tlicit color before froth t» o I’ mliriM ir.rt jon Keiupirthl iMINholM I nil 1.. . ii *■ »<»* smaller 115-1M’ p KmMvr-chlrory 1111I■ I^ 23.S- -*«*• oimlltv legs lix-j.’.1' "t!i»r Kfiimrolf) tniMhrlB ffH I .<• ll'.ili,.. ,s Ittl-SMl type im*4llr m ’IjF’IIUCO FflOlorfl (fMlOB lllg Mon •*„ (,.,1’rci ’jiuihiv frw wmty l#*» lyfl .2 *tf*i 2*.f»• & MomimIiio few 2 |S.*>) Itfl.lN -a:. :»n Anaheim* Iho2if* pfiiit'iir 11fit-1WK l.lro s w | th hup|tel • - i f t o l l « V ‘ U - 11.. Ilallunsltes .3 7 (1 1 . 0 tints It’llwlniia. C«W Imtrtftrr* ’IMl SV It* ssek" Bliss T lf -’ C9linrrU i lol*H eirraioM tldliluu I ^p.itatnee iisone "l*e H 3JI-..S0 iHMtrlsalHlr r|4» grtod ipillllv 3 'P’« niHplis if.nlivlwe IS >|t t.asksts reds Hy jz»*aL dpi H i 3"" 1 duR J2J* ion 111-11" v. l hjly-Jrti; 9 dtfvt JJiQ’tno « dot tae sun * i n a..s S. m P I v II# I* O' I'flske’ s . J ’ Y’ WU.sl 30*1^91} ,ld *dim 20n*3&«» ar»o»t no ...... 172* ..... .a 1 Kt, T 1Ml* ? u* hHfk Xk«4 Haft'stl.1 . tyi.i) 1 Jl» dn( I3IM0K \i tlf.R 1?•USs.. It .0.4 H nntlaiM Kmim f a it (Yn»l ■tor r nl Iv ineligible" undei til* law lor admission to the United Stale*. M il .man tailed tins one answri to Cattt’ i and said "I've got plen­ ty mine answers to Mr. Catuii.” The testimony released by Mrfnim ii yrslcrdny eame ftnni John W Cutler, Jr., who suld he wa* employed by the r<<mml»>-lnn In flermany ns a "srleetm" nf dl«pl ju-e.l persona who an- |,< I,* n.luiltte.l in the United State-. Meanwhile, demands mine from I'.iih hldi't of the Capitol today for Invest Ignttnn of thr Navy shake-up which followed last fall's iii inert t e r vires unification hear­ ing". t.awmakeih mild they wanted to kri’tH if reprisals have been taken >,i'ol,,vf V ivv eonimltlee ivttnrs-efnt Ihf It frilirl .in of ilrfente pnliry under Hu- unified defense roni inatid. And in a related move, the llmuir Atinr.l Set vires Commitlee m.l.'ie.l m, lii.gilry nest ninntli into the pirnent state nf the nation's defense "el-up undei Nectetary l.uitia JiditiMin. I'resident Truman Imlav nom­ inated Vice Admit al William M. Feehtelnr tn la- rnmniander In chief »f the Atlantir fleet with tin* i link of admit nl. At tin- same lime, he nominated: Real Admiral l.ymlc U Me. I'niiiltck to tie vice chief of Naval Operations with the tank »f vice admiral. Vice Admit al Franri* 8. I,nw a* deputy chief (.f Naval operations llogiitiesi with the rank of vice admiral. Rear admiral John II. Cassady as deputy i lilef if Naval 0|*r«lions for ,\lr with the rank nf tear admiral. Vice Admiral Robert It. f’srnrv rouitnanifer »f the second ts-k |,<r t pf«>r liiiPhd* 1Waiihl IVmiitMns fleet with the rank of i'It P *t|r few litd la ltdnl I T Vice Admiral John J. RallenliniHF ni as rninniainfer of the sixth 15*1 TH K fleet With Hie rank nf vie* admiral. III AT N .i m OUHS H*,rtr \ (hninil JoHHnfi y jf*ji«sv UK AT Jr., ta- .liter Of tie Hureau nf HF om lDrlnbk' Hi V I ^»e.|» and iha-ks with the rank of rear admiral. BAI.TIMORK, Jim II - f/V) i The elty's tlepartmenl .if edtlra Mon annoiineml today it lias <|i i ret*',I high school nriiu'ipt<la to burn Russian publications mb 'Itcsrrd in school libraries. The Allegany Founty superin­ tendent of *rhuo|p ha* taken sim­ ilar set ion. in Frederick County, superinn'lideiit Bugs ne W. Pruitt several weeks ago said he had derided *gainst such measures “Any Blfempt to suppress »ueii malerial only has the opposite of. tori," he ilerlared. "It lends a rcr 'sir dignity t.i the Material and ton's Mlynipir Pridusiilnr was vtr f Thr- Hulled States w u reiMittc’ l causes a lot of people tn lead II •unity Is.ilntr.i when f.fi mile nn (1>1|Hy i„ tn* inrllnt'd In Join Ip who would otherwise never pay hunt winds blew down n high „ „ ■•■prrted move with oilier any aHetltlon." power line mill power swltrlie- I nimd*et s nf the I'nlte.l NMtlnna The Snviei embassy in Washing­ wore pulled. Radio was the only j,, „ diplomatIr Imyrolt nf ton nrknnwlrdgrtl -rental liinnlll.t r tnIfI thihliiJi'ft f iftfl, T i c e * 1*1*1 f» hlm,*n Spain *go that It w. ...ling puhilea (iftvki* nir*iiif Hit* rtiHHl ns fm hr»nf Ii Piesl.leld Truman, said lions to srhnol* thinughuut Iho m s tl ir S mii | ‘*i nn ri M -o jniiiriHiiht Review lug lit. I'Vrnla ainri' I I»:tH on sun reporting tlds, has ap . tiunft y. The mam ..in* is a -lick 1‘tt^ri Wrtw rut nff tiout nine ptnvi’d su.'h a shift In Mate l)l-- plclnir magutine entitled "lIHtiH." --III" till.* "I M.itliuhr thr It..*,I* | M »t|tiNRi4 I'rww I*Mgs- llnsi t»*vvti-g in iiiii f h (*(iiint ii I t "iillfnr niu Says' " A l l . i the HUM Irvaihrry pHrltnenl pnllry 'I the HN aIk. Churls* I.. Knpp, Hie A Ih* lilt* ..till |.*.sHih|" u ny l« Irit.l tlir I ngmiist Hie luillvhlllills." hr -aid. Wet liiinw, ft feezing i»n Hnoa, glen*. The infonned gnvrrntimnt gnny County superlntenilenl, do fight tin ..,,Vli-ttisI tlholutli.il was Ihtihl M Mnlthlnp, h N A. M. «m(|t|i(*fi w ir e * ii ii*| jh im im putuM. nfflri.lls also said that, with the elare.l: sains “if." Serrrtary nf Htotf tn join Ih. |.i.ti;tr»sive, null tap |assnalate, was piesent mI Ih r inert"The ub.Jails purpose of send­ Arheaon tn>w favor* full dlplo- ing this material Inin tin* p.lhli.i Itallst fnici". >, pieecntvil hy thr|Uig. Other guestii were Ihunliitr Coilinnmi.l |.ttitv nf Oseelinsln- Faille, Mnnlreal, faH'rt nf M a u ri tnalir recognition nf thr Franco schnnls I* tn wttrm the Soviet Vajtin. I h. I.iuiig. ..|»|r, whlrh I Faillr and Martin Kngrl, llrnus, government. philosophy Into the s. IiihiIs. had hen. 11 rai'ltetniiH. was inuil.lr N Y . nlld mrmhnl of linns l u ­ Tilt Spanish cpiestinn rame np "We lust iliin’l want any nf tt «,«ttflsflC r i-M r*ar •tael lu lead nu, fight for tint Inna I lilt- ter national. lllitn.i, Is,l week, hill (Mrv went l.rlefly ,yeaterday. *1 a closed- that’s *11." dour session of the .Srimte Fti( l*st k In wntk |.,vt Muiul tv tlprtalms have t„ken the view rign RelutInn • f'nmmlHoc. ('halt, guotijd •tinI tills eheeker-huard .trike pal • man I'uiiliallv lit Teal Aelirsun ns telling tint commlUso It, I.IHHHR KlISTHII tern i< pint nf Hu* limiisauig tor- .inly that he would fnllrtw UrtUtCflNilssfld Pram P«a, ilstl lies Lewis la using In Ida battle elly nf Hiia elly, pas, ed through f»i hlgliet wages and wi'jfitle h«- •.■I Nations guidance nn the t|Utp- in the development nt Hie world’s HT. J A 51Its t Al.lt, t IIH Itril linn. • , iMckward arras, parttrulaily In Ninth Street anil t yprhx* At rime f..i a stiorl visit with ftl.-ii,Ih. Mr, Oefils for the tnlnela. Fot the past three stnnra Ihs Asia. Mi*. Truman put only &!5,They loot, on the thiee way w-urk Tlie arllvillrs began at ttt. Rurrh Is in business In DrI.and. week ns a piece .,f the «anu-. As I'nlte.l Stnli'H, along with anvor- 000.000 In his budget tn get. the Jsnu> with HuiniHi- ’ IVhnnl at Mi Shaltnii.li, Jai'.ihs nf Indian ihry «eo It, Lewis is trying tn ..I oilier net Inna, haa (ifen rupri- "point f«urM program slmteil , P;.H() A M with ft.ipl, ',f|jfne* Hall, <ih-rrvivttg lltal till- may ta* J(,, and Hu* Teaehrr* itt tlielr punt apntls, in.I., the luiitliei <.f Mrs.|eauae Hie nperatnia all the tliffl si iilnl In ftpnln only hy ehaigr * 1 1" u* only first drop In a bucket of •*■ .| -Ittri v. hits trJiiH'ed ♦<> olir1tldty Ii" ran -vll hunt hrlnging d'affiilie*. ' •nr duty. Mnrninp Hrtvlrp llttNI AM . rlty wneie Ii" will Intike this hi* tilings In thr*'point when* the trnv- < Till* is In keeping with • *t i .'.i ii PopiT net, I.... iviis pimiliirtrd hy home. Ill* nt*Ml n|<{ gei|itailltkn<'ea rt nine nt wunhl t.u impelled In in Clilted Naliims irsntutTnn railing upon meniher* to recall their un- these1govern nyinM let vene, CiinFr Nn, Mr* luiyniln Httnuy, lU'Iniinr him. On the Flying Arrow, r'tc-vmrn Tm lnyV hnrk to work m.lm nny vtiys "nnlil a new and aeceptiiNo Pianist, iiml Mi lames' Hall, Jr., .Iwdl crippled. have i rail lied from t,owls’ appro- gnveianient Is fnrnfed In Hpttin." pafehiHl up the Hllerlnt. Hniptmr Rdkdlng l.uke The ouoation la srhedule.l It, AsaeiVito freightet f.-tav Mr. (Ido. A, Shifhy, retired 11011*1110 Aland till* ginwilig elaninr (i-1-l, Pet in.ii, 11viun ' Milv, ,1. T. nninagei nf the Afen Aineriran fmm coat npetittur* and iiietiitH*i- eeme up again at the next - r - So permit her tn ’limp tlwpn ililin'i.'.l Ihn message. " * |p sion of Ihn H N general assembly. neutral port. 7"in P.M Kvruing H'oislup The l.ife liisuiatire f'umpatiy. now liv­ of emigre - iiml Pii-«h|enlTimn*n Officials said that cliancei^ are ing In Tampa, is in tile elly for Hut CapL Uavi.t June* .-f Cl,i ael under Hie T n H IlniHey law •veiling 'M l'.' ,va- ui.itrr.1 wllli T i m T v S T l ^ f ’ r » cctttot or w UP I mwvctt n w f **• to restore foil enal piialuetti.n Hie I'nlted Slate would ted *pytl- .■ago, her master, -*l.l Ii«- ilid nut snugs of /i.m. nainilil •’Father I i, all..11 visit W’ltl, ft lei,its. Mil the move tn end the linn <ui Ml. Tin m a n Ini- tefn-.-il In inn yet know whf'HJ he iwpild lake lie, I*..... lit lues. Tall said hn would sup­ n i M I I I M W U M M W M M M I M I M M M ** * * * 1***** iiliel.li M, Hitu.ls tn Thee," ami Mts. Annie Cell Rupert ami a\dei the thiei-.ilay pi.Mliutiou aiiihassadnis In Spain hut would Shanghai, hei ‘ m iginnl de-tiiui port a program of guaranteeing " T h e i r ate day I would like to nolle the Ira* vole for it when M ATS. — H*c X in* nil alone " Hrripluir Reailing Mrs. Sadie Shepard nf tiulf Putt, week on mnergetu y waininHng I", Ihe time rami'. The most recent linn, nr elsewhere HOOKS HPK.N vtuii-rnau invistmvnis aliruad— Mi**., ate- heir visiting I hell unci* tailed production and unioiisrd .le­ A Chinese Nationalist gulit**’at and Jo hn (;'J7 :m Sotuuinj Hym n N » n| fin rushing technical advice P.VK8. — (*S u ! « «*. m . n '/ * J ■BOO. "I.et all the aligfl*. of (toil ■nil aunt, Rsv, mill Mr*. C. A. Mu- tnlerventiun. Hut the full strike hy vole on this problem, which keeps shot her full nf holes Monday -'..I if .....ugh safpguarda are writ­ •Worship Him." liiwt Sernmu gun, 1107 Kanfntd Avenue. They th„ iUt.(Mg) miners had fnt (her eur- Popping up in Ihe II. M., laat crippled her steering gear. (N a ­ ten into the proposed law. Children — Me that the White House step l**d Mav D A ILY AIK - C O N D ITIO N ED tionalist spokesmen -aid the shoot­ Tuplei "The liiinncti.iM tn look up." will la* In mir rlty for a few days. mauds "Tins is neither a new nor a j r.vrn tn fare nf Ihe present ing was to keep her mil nf mine Rev. and Mrn. Mngan wish to By Rev. S. While, pastor. tM g M M M M M H M N N M N N M M M N M M * * 1 Presumably, the miner* will , lesoliititm. It United Nation* field* nn the appmarhes to Shang­ Imld program," the Ohio Henator ' The Trustees were In eharpe thank their Ulriul* for the many said, alluding tn Mr. Trtiman'a Jump in meet Lewis*' uigge-lmn muni He* have elteher sent their hai.! rnurtesies being extended thrm. L A S T TIM ES TO D A Y ! nf tin* days n.-llviiirn, Hnmend*-*r word* when the President first From him It I* the r.pitvalent of snitmaaadnr* hark to Matlrld or The attack ocrurred »n the high htnnrhe.l It as point no. ( of hi* Msnthet and Friends the Fifth The Moat Hlotinua lions)moon A BrMs F,*sr Bharstl order And Hie miner* have hve announred their Intentlnn of >eas, at least 20 miles ftnni shore. inaugural adder** last year. Run.lay In Ja nuary haa been tie* Attend Th* Chttrrh tlf Ymtr Choir* ail With Two llttshanda ! ! tailed In follow the it doing sn. yet The gunboat haa shadowed her nevrr tgnsted a* Tin* lees Hav at Ht. "We have furnished technical New Ml.Calvary Ifsptlit rhleftaln's wishes. Until now, the Unlteii State* ever since. The gunboat has re­ ROSALIND R USSELL |N • Janus. Tin* Pastor, (Jffierr* and Church, Uov. C. Mrtjitesn, I lias nhstaiiied when the assembly mained at a distance varying from advice Itcforfl and we have furnish­ R OBERT CUMMINUS T H E JU D G E ed fund* fur developments, such ' Msnde*rs invite you And your* to pastor.; Allen Chapel A.M.F>. ! vuteri on whether tn permit mem­ 500 yard* to eight mile* away. N M N M N N N N a W N a N N N * a* ■ itrll plant In Rratll, through | worship wttli u*. Homs Slid hear Church, Rev. A. C. Chandler, pas­ ber governments tn return their Captain Jones aald ha was in the export-import •nh,M Taft snld, him. • envoy* to Madrid. tor; Kt Jamas A.M.K, Church, tha lama position he waa in be­ Iln added that he wants any ' i Nor, Walter K Whits, pMtnr. Rev. W, 8. While, pastor; 81. U. S. officials aald that a vuta fore tha attach— awaiting Instruc­ ' Mrs. Willis F. I'rt.Mqn, Ser'y.- Paul Fats Oast in favor of restoring full diplo­ tions from bar operators, the future program nf ihia sort con­ ............ HapMal Chutrh, * ' Rev. r. B. H. , , , ------ .. v Rsporter. ■»n matic relation* should not he In­ labraudtasn Uae of New York, fined tn projeru which have aoma llodga, I’lsii'i pastor;j The Church Of of the aiisunv* ifw until vn wi Iind, lllshnp tleorge Wallace, JM*The pmwulinn cunlendi the terpreted a* a sign tha United on whathsr to proceed to Shang­ chance of paying their way. • PFHHHNAI. MHNTION lor; Zion Hops Missionary Bap­ Rutiian'i telephone rnntetvationi hai or aoma other p e rl Mr*. Willie Ha,dy of ROI Crlrry tist, Church, H«v. M. W, William*, Jinn In the Franco government Maple tirea often loae virtually Two American destroyersI hava Avenue la now rsftipsraUnt. at pastor; Ml. Moriah Primitive weren’t lapped befnre February I, They pointed out that this g w Arrow 1all thrlr foliage in a few haute 1949, when, the F. [I. I. slteget, ernmen. Th rv pointed out that Jane* Maternal Hospital, 1. (Hath t'hurch, Rev. F. I.»w«. pastor I. after a night of sharp froat Street. Friends wleb her a speedy WATCH FOR YOUR CHURCH Corbitt hev rame undei Mttpkion, Ihla government ha* amhaaaareturn home, Sha wiU.he rememdnr* and mlnietara In Ruaala and BACH DAY Pomsranta said the “ronfldan.. bared an Mm* Janie Mlckls. Iron Curtain countrte* ali i r ) tlal Informitai" that supposedly the Mary flrahnni is doing Utouth It doea not approve at v^n i r L ' u k < m i • .melted off the iuvesllgalinn of O v#rlH «*..«tw l • rt B f f d i RephH the News bf ynnr town home at Ninth and Ray • • J R 1(>1 I N i HI a T to yngr reporter. Religion*. Ctvic Qubltrhav and Mt*s Coplnn waa f; Avon ire. ■ ■*. u ilu a aVi riWWVI ( H n . Sarah Moore, 701 1/8 K and Social, let'* make our Heme fiWfi A V Ts H "The term ‘confidential Infor- mental dieorder. (svenlh Street is hnpie after being Town paper an (ntereatlng paper. man "You can change lome of the I’ la a mere cloak and rover for Subscribe Hally. a plain, ordinary, garden-variety note* In a melody but It doea not Your Reporter. mortal Hospital wijwo the under wire-tapper. It la a studied uae of change the whole melody," |)r, w r it an operation, ,81* •• Ini language In order to conceal and Ringer laid. "We have here the obscure the criminality of the total pattern of a Ilf*. In It are r Mr*. Minnie H Field*, the Meanwhile nndei sharp rroaa, the Ilea whwh Mr. Chamhera laid wife of Rayn...i,d Id, Jr., has •lamination, a Defense psychia­ in and out of the Coraunlit party, Chamhera Is the govern mean1* leor nf Colboon appointed Hu trist stuck to hie contention to­ County, heed Schools, SetnJ day that whltuker Chamhera. Al­ chief wttnaaa agalaat Hlea. whe ger Klee' chief eccusar, la a psy­ waa Indicted after daaytng that ha ever passed State Department ieit A. Carey chopath" and a chronle Her. _ ______ announces T t » mental spaclallat, Dr. Carl crete to Chambers IW a prewar appointment ,oJfll,H n , Julia Pilot Club INI it Vegetable Market Ih«» Isions Meeting Lewis Orders COLOmCI) NKWS Taft Kapn Spy TrinlH THURSDAY and FRIDAY! Wktit Ovemfretfi Rtflylnp THURSDAY — FRIDAY a n seaport �*IlM* •532 w* tftiv W E T* £ •• - * *•.■ In len ity T h em In S tre n g th — To Protect lb* P n H »/ the World; To Promote the P ro fm a of America. To Produce Prosperity for Siaford. *> TH E H • VOLUM E X X X X I a n f o r d AN IN I*E I*B N iyiN T If A II. V N KW SPAPBR E stab lish ed 1908 H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , Russia Accused Of Italian Cabinet Engulfing North Quits In Move F or O ne P arty Chinese Provinces v Formosan P o l i c y In Luncheon Ta l k WASHINGTON. Jan. |2. _ i/f’l — Secretary Arhrson rhalIriiKed today a Hlalrinriii by .Senator Tall (It-Ohlo) that it ■mall a inmi nl uf aid non rmild *a»r Formula from ChllieMf Com mu nisi*. The Hrrrrtnry nl Stale look a jali.al Ihr Heiistr Kvpubliran pulley leader — Iml mil In name — an he began a lath to Ilie nallonal pres*. •■lull on relationship* of the people of the I'lilted Hfite* and Asia. He rrfrrrrd |n Taft mil) aa u “dlailniriiiihed statesman." Churchill Flies To Party’s Aid As Election Nears Aging Statesman To Ca l l Conservati'*** Forces To Ha t t i e L O N D O N , (an 12 </»'! Aging Witnion C I u i h lull imik a plane Im 1 npt.irnl luilay In trail Im rmueiv.illVr Im rrt in prihspv llir l..*l lint political liatlle ul Im 111 rl nil r . W ASHINOTO n T Jan. 12 </»*j 1hr 7^-year-olJ watlintr Piitnr SetreUry of .Stale Ailirino taiii M ini lei w.n plainly annum In yet today that Rnitia nun n limy into ihr llmk ul ilie laNipaign Im detaching llir Nuilhetn province* lllllurn'i xmeial eler lion without of I Imi.a and "altrhiug lliein lo delay. the Suvirl Union." llir voting m il lie not be until Speak nut mi Avatii: polny and I eb 21. Rul ( Inin lull pave up the relation* at a national p irn » lull I,111 I<II11 ilayv id Ilia miller Viltdliiucllr<>n. llir * ‘Ctrlary •aid Ili.it II ten mi llie tunny I’oitugueje It llm proves* n ro.nplrir in Mamlm land of Madeiia and hostile.! a im and neatly to ill milri Mmi living boat iIn- iiioiiiuih fm South golia ampliin. And. Iir said. ihr (oniinuuitl Il wav llie quic Lrvl po**ihlr way irgintr in l Inna itself hat deve­ Immr M j i Ici I j liji nil Jllfirlil toi K( 'Ml . Jan I 17 t/l'l i'le loped new rnrtliodt and leihm- l.tml plane*. imei A lm le I J*- l,at|irn ami lii* <]U(t In lielp the Ruttian menace ( lulu lull li rxpri Iril In rail his anh (.'iiiiiiiiumtl ni.tliliiio i,ibmet and provide "miidious weapmit main paity lirutrnant* known a* iietigiird today hi a mote dial mat ol prneiiatiuii." "llie ihsdow cahinel" into *ex- give its I m l mir-p.illv gotriiitnenl Inhumation teaching Hong Kong linn mi only a lew limits notice. mice llir w a r •aid llir Cuminuuiilt could land oil These lire ilii- mi’ll who will be The sliakeup. itgreed upmi al a ihr island al will. Some 17,00(1 Red ClilitcIlillV government minister* gurrnll.i* already on the itland cun- if tin- people recoil him lo power. abinrl iriiim i List mglil, w.u pioThey will draw up Ihe ronserv- ttited iwo iiiuiilliv ago l)e liaipeii, liol llir hrail of the iron oir rich olive campaign mnnifeiln nml pol­ island and 100 miles of ihe west ish the Inst Jrtoils of atmti’iiy for wlioie (luivliait Drill, iiial pally coast, llie slowdown willi the ruling imilfoil pailiamenl, wav r s p r i l r d Unconfirmed tumors flew that l.abiirltey. again lo be I V i n l r u i Luigi LinOne of Ihe big piohlein- will ihr Reds already had landed on die lie how to rimin' the llliivl nf llie liIk Ii * i Inure lit form it new hov weal mail. Bui Nationalist sources wnrlime prime mlnivler's uwii (»')'■ rniideiil. i her? said ihey had n.i kyiowledga aonal-popularity. I lie ulilgooiH iitbiliel riiraow lille of any landing* ur Red "Leachriunvhill aymlmlixi'H iml only H'Hatlauee Oa rata T n a i tiir (Iqii: ervativc I'nily hut In head," on I latnan. Nalinnhst naval units were »enl tiis admirers — free private enter­ prise uiul old England ilrelf. lo Hainan Strait, a narrow strip lb- is lire lo spenk ill a* many of wain lliiil is harely five miles mill-, of ihe country an lime uml wide al one point, separation Hain­ llir pies* uf duties iis (lie purly an from llie Chinese mainland. All campaign gcncrul will permit He is almost certain to take Ills hul a mile ol (he strait al this |Kiint "V " sign and hi* cigar into the i c m IIi m S oa F a n T w il W A S H I N G T O N , Jon. li.1, - i/i*» three districts being fought hy The Justice Department today members of his fumily — hi* -on, Kumlulph .and suns-in-law. Dun­ charged llie Sun Oil Cnmpuny of can Hiimlys uml Oapt. (Ihristophof I'hlladelphin with anti-trust law vlidatiiuis In the sale uml distribu­ Honines. tion uf gusolina and automobile If the weather Is good, <'hur­ a m sauries. l-hill may make a whirlwind until' Attorney General McGrath an­ lour of the l.ondon area, which nounced that a civil anti-trust ac­ lias 4 1 1 of the 1 1 2 5 House of Com­ Voile Williams. J r„ has accented mons seats ul stake in Ihe voting. tion was filed against Hun, the the chairmanship of the Amarlcan maker of "Sunoco” products, In the federal district court In Phila­ Red Cross drive In this county, delphia, J. Tllden Jacobs, chairman of lie said the complaint accuses the committee for selection of n Sun of compelling aume 10,000 fund chairma.i, announced at a independent service station opera­ Sheriff I*. A. Mero returneil tors In 18 atatea and the District meellnir of the chapter at the Tourist Center Tuesday. The ipiota from Jacksonville Iasi night after of Columbia to enter into exclusive was set at 17,000. Volunteers, attending the twu day conference purchasing contracts with Sunoco. of the Florida Sheriff's Associa­ These contracts, the suit al­ typists and clerical workers are tion meeting at which Todd Tuck­ lege!, require these service sta­ asked to yet In touch with Mr. er, sheriff of I'lnullas County, was tions to purchaie their gasoline, Williams hy telephoning 144fl or elected president for ItifiO. Mrs. motor oils and other petroleum Mrs. Ethel Grlslor, telephone 80, Mero was with her husband on the products, and automobile acces­ trip. sories, from Bun and to refrain to aid In the drive, The latest equipment for sher­ Mrs. (ielslar, executive secre­ iffs such as gaa guns, signal lights, from making any similar pur­ chases from any Hun competitor. tary, announced that a regional etc. were shown at tne conference, fund meeting will he held In Jack­ said Sheriff Morn. He brought sonville on Jan. 29 with General back with him eoplee nf "The Flor­ George C. Marshall aa the guest ida Sheriff," 1049, containing pic­ speaker. It was reported that dur tures and information of all sher­ ing the past year 465 eases had iffs In Florida and news concern­ Funeral services were held this been handled by the demtnole ing Ihe Association. afternoon at 4i00 o'clock at Erick­ County chapter and thal In the son Funeral Home for A. Rand past month one disaster ease wae Meriwether, M , who died late Tuesday evening following a abort taken car of with 155.50 being illneu. given for clothing, shoe* and mat Horn Oct. IS, 119! In Lynch treuae. George Barr, National League hurg, Va„ Mr. Meriwether came MiS. II. Wbydit Rucker, produc­ Umpire, arrived yesterday mom to Mnfurd from Richmond In 1012. tion chairman, stated that during Ing in Sanford, and conferred with He wae engaged In farming until Dick McLaulin, hie southern rep­ “ wee a , . retirement. , „ . He January two woo] bathrobes and resentative, in regard to re-open- hla recent of the Rn member Eolacopal two bedjackets of henvy flannel Ing of his school of umpiring at In Richmond, and wae a Church World were given to the County Inform­ tha Municipal Airport on Jan. 18. War I veteran. ary. One layette wae completed This will ha the fourth year of Survivor* Include the widow end a id delivered. Two other layettee oparatlon of the school in San­ twu eons, Addison R„ Jm, of are more than half finished, Mrs. ford. and according to Mr. Harr, Greenahoru, N. 0. end l/pham 11. Rucker added, and pointed out that enrollment this year will be the Meriwether of Tulane uulvendty th e n were 40 hours spent la this largest In the 14 years he has op- Itt New Orleans; one daughter, work with 11 workers taking part. rrafhd such a school. Mr*. James llinson of Concord, She stated that the county Umpire Barr requested this N. C.| O.j four brothera, Charles J. Health Unit has asked for one morning that donation! of used and Francis T. Meriwether of layatty and added that anyone In­ inee, and coat hangers, Ranford; Dr. L. 8. Meriwether of Anti-Trust Suit Filed By McGrath Against Sun Oil Volie Williams Jr. IsNamedChairman Of Red Cross Drive Sheriff Mero Returns From Jax Meeting A. Rand Meriwether ServiceH Held Today George Barr Arrives, For E m pire School terested In catting aut layettee be npprMiated by him for should get in touch with her Imat the eehool. These may madiatoU by UleffeKIbg 701-J. *e left at Thu Herald off ice where CL A. Mantleth presided over the they y Will be tiirfied oyer to Mr. meeting In the she sane of Judge Douglas NUnitrom. 1BT •TIBLLQ GIRL" DIRS UR A N IU M W H O NEW YORK, J TORONTO, Jan. I t - WP) - Miss Katherine hadlt, ra­ I uraniumi finds on the the first "hello girl" am- zy risA r. ^irjss^u^. B U H . *. r^ f S la n d Gemma!! eald wj o New Orleans and H. O. Meri­ wether of Lynchburg; also hie mother, Mrs. tu la M. Meriwether of New Orleans, The Rev, Lyttteion Timmerman uffklated a t wk aarvleea and In­ terment was Cemetery. P IHutchison, B* __ partly * T H U R S D A Y J A N , tg, IBfifl A hhocluted I’rens Leased W ire N o- 104 Patient AdmitsfSouth ’s Lawmakers Setting Fire f i g h t Civil Rights That Killed41 FEP Bill In House ^ 1•v ’ z\‘ -f m r? * Prem ier Gasperi E x ­ pected T o R e-Form i C abinet Com posed O f Pro - C ath olics HUMK. .Ian. 12. — (,J’, _ The Dalian Intrrlur ininlsir) has told Ihe I 'll Meg Slates rinhnssy iu Monte lhal some Amcrirnn I' m lealunl*. IhroiiKh (heir acllvHie* in I filly, Ull wil t log It aid Hurauae of CoinoiuoUm. t minis. tr> idllt Ini said litis tlew also lm<i been etprrssnl In t'. S. offi­ cials iu Wash ing Ion. The *|»ikes man was ruinmenliiiK on ihr ciirrriil lein|trsl over Ihr aclivi lies in Italy on yniniK t'hnrili ol tlirisl litnogrlisls limn I n as. Ihrir rvprrieiu-es line have Imirhed olf u hot argiimeiil lie!*-•Co lita tail, all orr s|,ti|>ei. I.'llvscrvnloie Honinno, ami Ihe Colli III unlet press. 'I has, Ihe minisirt pul tiled out, llie urliriImils of the Ctnm'ellsl* have lie collie eitiiieshed in Ihe Moinall 1 nlholir Chili fit's halite with Ihe 2,tlim,lii>ll-slinii|{ | mu mII il IsI |i:irly ill I alhollc llolt. 'llie niiiiislry spnkesninn said Com mnoisls in Hal) liecolne afflli nleii wilh 1‘mlesionl seels fre iioenllv ill order lo eiploil these seels for polille.il end* lit 'mask illy I moliioiilsiu willi leliciolt" t he l'. S. enihasst de, lined lo ■oinnteiil. Continued mild and (loud) throuth Friday. I t e r a lli Malik Walka^Out On U. N. Council W EA TH ER Tragic H ospital F i r e That Cost 41 L ives Is Blamed On Y oung W om an Patient D W IN I'O R i i.,„ an 12 — A moiih-i >haigc wav tiled lod.n .Ig.llllvl a woman patient i >!‘i **ho ifporinilv a Il 1<11.11 I,,, ,, | ‘ *■* k thr ot D w.ion [i lo it la-l Sa1iiid.iv N o i l l oimliv attotnrl ( l a r k O . I *i-. lli -.•lit Iu liirit a iliaisf id "miildri tomimltrd ill tlir p rip rnation ol ai*oii ay,null Mi* F.luoia I p p r i l i .’ I ol Roi k Idand, II. Judith Coplon’s Boy Friend To Testify At Trial I* rrum an T o P ress For P a s s a g e O f A n tiD iscrim inal ion B ill In U. S. L egislatu re W A S H I N G T O N , .lari. 12. — ot*i 11ii1 Semilr \ i mt'il S*rvic«»*t t •miniliirp Wlm I )ecl;n t*fl Clm m hets Is Unhaldin:t'fl (*. Aflptn *nt D n cto i M ^ MUG*. Im 12 i/l'i I Iir dfpatiiiinil ol jiiilii r allm nrv mill i*hi mi liidilli to plo u id lull* *laiuiK oiriim/lil in liolrl* ii iMUiiy tu ippr.il i- a wilnr-* ■•• Ilf l pi * Ilia! !u ii in, 1 1to, k I-laud i* ii iu** llir M ac .* i| |n L •»41 llulll 1Vivpupull ) Aii bibaid I'dun i i\ | i*. t opliiil * II ih ll*’b4*1u(«in**nl tidli.we.l ihe Mle'v .iiiinnry atlmnry 111 liri p*ptnna,'r i ompil imunii ii riurtil\ In % lift.ml Mui.in ut Kit! k i'l iiul ('min- ai V Inal toilav i*kr.l thr kovciii I III ill.! I \Ik 1 I'peil v h.ul ailmitlrcl infill to ) in iiIn, i 111r11hi Sliapii.i loi *1if -1 i 11M 1 illii 111r in Iir■iiiiii" nl qur* ljimmy Shapin' wa-n't . ailed In thr M lli/ d u ll llirniil it,)nl til mii*i it.tliil diimiy Mi-* l fphui’ tnai •i*tfujt unit iti'Hilcil tu ijucwtlon Sv«rH :iiv nf I In* N a t ) Maltlipw* ii linn | f he ilii iiiM* jinttcv f t m Iir for i* tin VilmirnJ For* r*'N| lf SlirrmuM fur rhn*( uf Naval U$i)*i M i.'iiw ( h r fhial ii iHitiiir a furtilal Ii.illui, rtMffsril j fur mill *i tu 'i vot*» on pofli lines f hat dnued :t R f |iiil»liran n'ljticHf fur ti«liniony h% Iin* r i i t fiM i h.Hrnian Tyd* tngM I H'Mil ), H lit. It til Mini fhff k*:»r!irr riefurv ovn Senator KlMirtl.iin) )R i itif ) n, 4 mi!iiinciil ,nil hi lie hu|icd fhe PteaS l Li » ...... Stl .4,i|*it)«r S h ri linin'* fin m i n :•t kiii without gfltttiK itilu the prrslitvntial unslfi ol \ilmitnl (.ouU Ih*nfrld i k i Ii it*i u( \ : n al f Ifiera* I IUIK. ■V illi-pll.ll W A M IIM ilU N , J.m 12 — (/)*) I Iu tin>-•- *l.m liiiildmy wa* dc- "> Waihingtoii wlim *iu wa* ion With a ijtuiltl stttM'iilig lit hthiiT O’fi, KuVlrl Ih IciV'ii’ Mulik *11o iI'.l |i\ a Ini wlm Ii minliioomrii »t« ifd ol 4lr.ilidi' wN’vf tiiim ni tint li A iiiii" -i.iiteil iialiy in get llie ( I f f 11 unit, .nil nil u ttf il» l 'lull'll Niitii lP ‘h v iiu ty I ’liHht’il llit | t.i 1 ti ltnlfflti IIICHI n I fill lilt? (hr pim t fiiifivK, llie I loll'l’ lo pa-* the .IlimillHll.ltion's lltlitllt'l) ii % % till*lilt |til 1 1 1 'lit tit I .ilk* :>(»•v v . N ^ Hi: < m ) I mII" t.l tin . U l - . t ■» In finn.*i‘ In \ »• tij’ iitii’i it'd li.in i i*'**, mi*h- gill .ultniktl guing tu huli-l* wit11 t.m i*IOplu\ uient piailne loll. mnf JMlj lt»t lilt tin Itl eel Qiit ' t \ 24VDtlUtil' I 1U"11*»rH11 lhiy*!t‘ !'. fllulilt HI.t (Ulr, tSVilltril l i v S l u p l l t l hut til Mini lljPli* Vv .IN • l l ) > I l.iMp ( li.iiiinaii iiballi ( D i l l ) of the * 11:i11 * MiMk il id Muigrinw )|** I III I »•*I I» I Ills »4I A (lit lliui-i- Ui.li- ( "iiiiltr tallvcil with it i i . i i * l Hoiivt nninn I In'v id he would hr liriHI *1e*nleol l liini in liii-li aonomicrj tu i «■I til 11 viilnhLii tlv tu liiw.1. Hie . “ veal oul llftiinrv Red Attempt To| Expel Chinese From UN Council May Succeed I.AKI ‘ U l l-SS. '.Ill 12. l/l’l Dlplolll.lto ollir I >i i - wr 11 .tgiffd loil.n li. it llu m i lull iml uiuitfifd riiiiiiidi *ii|i|iiiil t<> llitow N.ilionalm ' 111n.i oiil id ill.- Unit’ d Nation* Nn imtv t ” um il now I low lima the N'.illoiiabilt can hold on lu'lr wa» anothri ipinlioli Five ol llir !l io iiio i I nilmil* .ili’ .oli im 'iin / r Red ( lima. I lie mum il l* *cIlf dull'll In ifffl at l I'M . In t.lkf up a Snl u'l Mioliitioii i |i in •idlin' tin- noitri ol the I lmir»f N i Iuiim Ih ilrlfK.itiou in-ailfil liy I F. Tsiillqt, wI*I i * imvim* a* p i.'i.h i.l of llu* i' u Ii i |(1 ,v„|(|l| ........ ...... „t1 h( i ll iluMup .Innuni V. \ it,.|,,.,iM| Tin. iiiu Moil ii’iiinim’ii Ro\ h*f if«■fn«f y f"i i’llfti uutii*4fei In tl hill u' W"iiM *1** If hr Jiikiili V Millik u it lli d toil ul Ihr ill'll Tin "Ull H'llN Hint llm i mihi'il i h i * tin v a ii if** tu n n i’ll n tinI uih I hr fi-ultf1d at tliir* .tt ;if‘ : flu* tt,l3. : M III il’ 1ii ' t :r I even i I t iih*,i! In u l I hr \ a l i' imli I lln ii II ........ . i|e fi»l appro* al I'll ill lulled Dial a P*P1M u iu. vvlicthi'l roll f Hit t> 1d i 4*X I •ll"! pint •d in the wul u i u ' n i 'till hi ■tt r V II i '(iii'ii 1' W e rn e r M II L itHychuih iMt In ml *1 , D u n iitKu t H III! IlH imIiu I h e , descrilu’il llie M k' i *ii Ull ll ll 1i i ’hl/uphr einc atturncy said D r. II V Hi II1 lliillnmli’t' *i.iil slic was the type uf pcrium wlm "hclu’vcil III') tk^ ii'-pun-ilili' fui ull ttic I riMihleii ul ttic Win III." Moipan .ml thal the woiii.tn •ol.l him In a li'leplinnc ci.ttviunalunt iioil idalit that aiie act the lire hy Igniting the cm tains In her lumn. Ilf 'mill the first Infornmllmi lie mill live 1veil wan In the form nf IHi’ldintm coll from the wii Mill * lul'ti.ind, .Inliii. wlm made Mu iliaclimill e. j' half Inill i latir, Mmmi *aid, llHMU‘lllllT*’>V IL '•Hill Iu iltl H .III lefl)<1 "1 lo II \ I'ni'-.liiv Mi Kpperlv culled turn to pci hill ■!»kI |IIII I IM Mil) tliullili n.1 I Wtu II lit ill It’■i.l I ' « till it IT c ignu.i d - un it hi* off liv and Ifpciilial itlff )VMI( Mil' Nut li'llllll* I O ut a Ifli’i’ iaiii fill lillll t f t k'llluv I'V Ilu * tnrv t„ him. Hilt'll H lIM t lltlg W**uid In* Mill I n Itp III.' \ a lit I'd l• a l ine nu»ir tfmim it puiiHly. n il'll." Iu old l u i ii up luiliiy Wln llirr Mlllik'*) gltnip Vv.'lhl In1 I I" liils iiiii iva- Inukfd t>n hiiinl tu urgur fui ItiH t« nil) ill u* Ihe ln*t iu u *fi If*, tu si' ii t tion tin*, u ftn iii.uii wit nut kfinvwi l h f ■ l u i l f - r I "MllllNIllst i f g i m e of li rfu n lm iu l. Foir iilu r gitrHHing wik I Iml Mu Milo IN I'une in 11I n u f llir M 'u lla iif J li> rasa T a m Kiwanis (!lul> Is Federal Funds For Entertained By tlousiiig Program Seminole Singers Are Expected Soiin KiwiiitiiuiH were elitertniiicd yi Irrilny noun hv tup tnlcnl fmiu Sftnlmdc High Ri'lmul in u m grant iqmmmrcd hy the Key I'hd uf which Juhn Kile was imixti'i "l rcreiinnilfs. linymund Kader, . Kiwnm, ■■ •-tinIrinnn with .1. II limit uf l*> Cluli aclivilli-K, piilnlcd mil 11n>. daring llm pint in yi-nm tin- flu1 had iliiiii' milHliinilliig iv*ii k in a nchiHil pr'iliit*. and t'dd uf tin rivctil di Irii-t imiding uf l\< (Hub in. lulvri’. Kailvlc II*-.. ■ holder liSN been serving on H>< Kiwanis Key Cluli committre, l» staled. I'reshlelit liulph A. Hmllli nn imuncril thal ii meeting uf lii wnult uffh'cra and dii.’i I,>iw will l.i lit'Id al hi* home ni'Xt Titesilm night. Hr thunkeil ilium- wlm had served nn the recepllim emu mitten .it the dlNirict i*.infitrviH* here. The girl*' Trliili’ Trio uf the Hemlnule High Hehuul Glee t'lidopened llie prugrani with l i v mini lien, "When liny I m Dune" and “ My llaciemln." Hhlrley Mid dletan nrcumpanU'd. Nornta llnrvey nnitg "Over the Rainbow," John Kite nrcmnpuny Ing, also performed a solo dance Ellen DrlggctH, wearing cun and nwn HBtig, "Hump Little Hog I inlng To Get You," with a Lon dun accent, Hebe lljulue acenm patiyitig. Top mini her of the program uf Judged hy applause wan llm rend­ ering of a popular number from "South Faclflc,' "I'm Gi/iinn Wu*h That Man Right (tutu My Hair" hy pajamv-t’lad girls of .the Triple Trio. Miss Middleton accompan­ ied. Ill the group were Joyce Hetts, Carolyn Patrick, N"ll Houle, Dial Boyle, Mary Ann Bohlnyer, Peggy Wilson, Ruble Jean Gallnwav, Don­ ne liou Harper, Betty Unu Partin. ? Finid* lire evpi'cled In lie made avi.'datde within the next few week* an that llie Knlifurd H uiihmg A nl llm it y fan go ahead wilh d.i plnnidlig iin.giiim fur llm puhll<* hmt'lng piuiect iu till* city, M. II. Mattel field, dltirttir, Atlanta Klehl i if flee, I 'ii Idii- Ifmndng Ail illlniHtraliiui lulij n meellug nf llm .Siinfuid Aotlmrilv ul n liilichenli at the May fun Inn yenterday Ml. Sattm field u Ihii ex|duinci| 'hut the i !••'iii I anti dlscrimlmii l"n IM'licy fm I 11A hitvriH recently made pulilic, dneti nut apply In Puhlir llmiviug and ipilli- poHsllilv in III* iijilfiiiin, thi* pulley will never lie applicable In Public Hi.intmg. lie further Hinted thal some 'line within the neat future the VHaul a Field Office plana In send a Project Planner Iu Hunfuiil In ’'onsult with the Authority cun'"rnlng the *clrction uf a site fur ihe Initial IlmiHlng Pruject. George W. HIiiuiiih Jr., idunlilng ■'iiisultunl, .liickHiinvIlle, di*cu**ed with Ihe Authority plan* fur uiukiiig ii comprehensive survey f Muh-Hliiiidnrd limixitig within 'he Hiitifurd area, lie Hinted that he wum an bin wuy tn Tampa t<> ">N»ult wilh Murtili Hendrick, ecuiintnlHl .Atlantu Field Office, Pule In- Humbug Adinlnintration, uml wuiild wnrk not with Mr. llendrlrk I he di'tull* of Imw the Mlirvey . Id I..... umlucted am) what Infucmatlun should he ubtafned. lie -luted that he thought work could Im started nn the survey within llie next two or three weeks. Member* of the Authority pre*ent at the luncheon were Kdward Higgins, chairman; R. T . Cowan, vlco-chairman; Harry Lee, 8am .Martina, Elton J. Moughtoti Fred II Williams, George 11. Williams, Jr., executive director and Mayor Andrew Carraway. 5 Persons Killed, Bodies Burned B.v Divorced Spouse It VMMONI), lad., Jan. IJ ^ t/Pi— A Hammond n.urhlnl*t facing divorce killed file iter.....* «nd himself with a podol mid butcher knives today smt then set fire to his home, po­ lice said. Deputy coroner H. W. Tldlew said the ntsrhinUl, Fe­ lix Samaa, 39, had apparently killed his wife, Katherine. 26.; their iwo children, Felix, Jr. 4, a n .1 18 - month - old Phy Ills Klaine; and twu roomers, lllrhurd Normal., 23, and Norman'* bride. HAMMOND. Iii.L l.tii, 12 DP) fhr hmJie* of Inor udtilh ..ml Iwo rltililren wrrr IoiuhI in a lite-xwept home herr toilny and deputy Coroner B. W. Tidlaw mid llierr wa. evidence nl muitlrr and •tticids. Liu r of tlir victim* were idrntilie.l at Felix Samai, 13. s msrltint»l; his wile, Kiitherinc, 24, and llwir two children, Felix, Jr., 4, and Phyllis Elaine, 18 months. Ihe Iwo other adults weic iden­ tified ns Richard Norman, 23, and ln> Christmas bride, Shirley, 18. Miry wrrr flaying in the Santa* home. The deputy coroner raid bul­ let wound* were found in the bod­ ies »f Mrs. Hamas and her son. An autopsy was to tie performed op llm Imrfy of Rama* to determine the cause of his death. Officers said they were informed Hamas and hi* wife hud imparted before Christmas and that llm Norman* had taken a room in the Hama* home on the southeast side of Hammond. Mrs. Glenda Norman, mother of Norman, said her son and his hride went to live in the Hama* home so the youngar Mrs. Norman could take care of the Hamas children. Him said Mrs. Rama* at that time went to work tn a restaurant own­ ed by her husband tune. Norman was a railroad fireman. W ILD T U R K E Y K IL L E D Ernest Lae, hunting near the KVA p r r o n h t r i c k k n Wekiva River this morning shot A C L T E S T C O N TIN U E D IIUBNOH AIRER, Jan. 12, -U f ) a tom turkey weighing about 15 TA L LA H A R B E R , Jail. |ta te today. _gave the At- —Mrs, Eva Peron, wife of Preal- ounds, and brought It to town on —The BUte dent Juan D. Peron, was taken Is automobile to show to friends. Untie Court Line railroad from the presidential palace to mtaaJen to eontlaue trial njf. Bhe was strkkea V A R E P R E S E N T A T IV E vim between Ocala and Galnes- a .hospital Monday with appendieltla Tam D m iw Veteran's Adminis­ while a public cere- tration NbraaenUtlre, will be In mony, la under tha ear* of Sanford H n iid a y at k ilo V. M. Dr. Ivanleeevich, minister at tha onto* of Senator Lloyd of (Ml phyri- P. Boyle to dtaenea sag veteran's rian •. .• ■■ R Vt'hudll t v\ tiu lilll he vvuolil im* In* lommtltcc tuA d ■("0-- 4* gll.tiei 1III i'll! if |>|UNtV1||)\l* vvil miuiiiw in (ncil tlic loll to the nc** it1 till' All? I III” MT't'llli pt'l i*li I muit- Inn, 111*411 I loO*r ill idi lot a Vnle otv t III 1 i ■* ii • I In- ntc i ' iiu ■, ntiicil at (ltcvcntfled 1odiiv In' WJK hid (I !•Ill’ll lriei.it of 1IInn. m« i it ill aMil uthei ill'i iimtlldllon In r a i l A I T h e 1 " ) ' hml M till Wit.II— H III iiiiili*l. v. I* niic ol llir molt llhigei . i etm u .ill.ml fur le iliifft .•\limimitl"ii Dm lag t'luan-exiimmaluiii lie itiu-k tn tils di'M'iiption ul \\ hittukfl l 'Imin In*i -I, chief mviewr uf Hiss, us u iisychuputliir pcisuiiality ail dieted to lylur D l . liiligfl said III- filet lilld Ills* ■ilid his wife, J'risfillu, at ii din­ ner p a lly Del If*. it'IV l b 1 said he.Iiscuhci I theptnU.'m ” fme.mg villi',Hill i" Heftayexpi'ii*.*-* of lilt Illtci .otiniinl coupic** "il mental In-lil t in t.uliiloh iu I **AH SAN | !■It A N t ’ ISi t', Jan V, mi . will apt love tfic lull fh' Hull'll that I" illi (lailte* a it- pledged lo pjl* in 1* 1**,(-latino I'le'iiidlt I illllMO *lltlll111t«*ll J 1" .I y nf l u c l h c l ijnv ci i niitiiivci*i.il ul Mi Ituman't *i iv il light*' I'lnpo-al*. A big Kloup <ii *nulllrin law Ilia lieu oppo*r* it hitti-rIv In tlir Smatr, the 'oulhrinri* have u*cil ilrlaymg tacau* irpralrill) In liloik .1* runtid* ■’ration Sahalli *anl he think* llir I Inuie ii ill t In H i l l * Ml nil’. I'. , |>ll * , U‘ , Hll tunic. ti l e ul n uullMurn n- rssr I'irnI II 1**1•I o it Mi ,|. |. n i . 11." ii .' v * luilay I. I Mit"h\ ill'clu "il the willi.".*. I , o \|i. In net, II. a l.'Oiir Itc'i'h III. nil I n I'mtc.l \iltn \V"I k d • in. ul. Ini-, tiint a vii. it’d cnic d Ii Miill 1Him I Ilegg.'l' 1" ' ’"iu iiiom*l I'm ty indiiln-iillip tu incni I... In), nt (I lu tenth iiglonat W:u 1 atu’t ll"tini. Nn lion'll a oid o h d of tin- pm tv, lie te-rifled lie anil ilrulgc at tk lul.il tvvii ('ikUlIHUiii’.l mrctiiu’ . I ii'fi-iiHk-i kiiin.ci .lame* M Mac tom pounced on Miehchei '* ml im*nnii yesti’td ay Doit lie piol'iih Iv tilled u l l Millie n . r t uf g u V d i i ' nil*nl duciiincnt wtirn nppoililcit In itn- Wai l.aliui linurd and ii-kcd la tlie ipiisll ouuair c yon hud In fill mil you were asked, ‘ Are ,m. a on lulu i nf tin t'nnim o m -t pal l y ul iiffllluteil w ill) a forn IIIUMIhl lllglllllSatioil,' W i l l ’ll'' V"il I dmi'il It anil I'll tmy you a w hat if you cull show me I ■ogneil suili a Hlatcmenl oodci •mil ciicinnHlances," re|ilied Midi end III Mucltml* immediately deninnd l l ' i i s l l s u * ! l i u !*«■• T s u i Atlantic’s Small Loan Department To Open Jan. Iti ( iff ii*)'* h m il ilinvlfirii nf thw \M>uiHi> \thMuiu )| Mink wi'rc rt»uli1. fi'il n( ! lie mihnal muHiinf nf t|i»i khuliln » iun( In tv furs yi*slt*r•In\ itf(i'ni""it, J I liurlev. prenlI* nf niiiinim i tj futfiiv. n.l.linir that 'it**®*’ llitiii l.;nn iu'\) l atiH vvi're mail* Ly On* LaitK l.t i \> ti InV'llviu^ nvi'i fPJ7hi*dMi Thla. ho iiii 414 u n - ii 11in111’i iiinnhor than •InrhiK Hit* |iri*vimiN vein hut InVn|\4'| 11 lltrifOl illlllMlIll, Mi I unify si tili’il (lint with Ilia i*h*rltMii 4t f I It K " mtun a* a**ixtant cashier, a furiacr manager of tliu I'nlvi’i’siil i ' I T i ’orpuretlon ufficc in .luck, ii 11v d !•’. i In' Imi nk i* expanding it-* facihiti’s in meet llie itiPti'iiM’d kli’iiiuiid* "f liiixlnt’s* n Snnfiinl and Si'minuh' County tiy "laming a new iii**tnItiiK’iit loan Icpai iioi'iit in iu"in did. it17 and il* .if .!■•• Vtlnntic Hank iliiilding llm dk'ionlonni. In- xaiil, will pim tm li'inne** I ii ii . Iti and ipplicntiun ■ fm I,utli large and mall luau* f"i ii'pnirt to lioinra it’TIA lillii 1). new nulomohllei, i|i(illiui''i">. farm imidemciit* and The Hi'mltiiile ('minty llioirit ul tu coiiMihdiilr |u'ii*umil lolla, fruiU Pulilic lit.Htiiictimi Imlay took un­ Safety SujfKi*Hti«n Studied Hy SchuolH der City ami tliiit udviii'mcnt a vtiggcstluu Ip Mu linger Clifford McKitdiin Piill.c Chief Huy G, William* a uidi'Wilk ho laid on the cant side of I'Vcncil Avenue Oppnnllc Hen.... de 'ligh Hi'hnnl in the ilitcri-.t uf afety for pupil*. Stunt Hupl. Hid tlirhard wu. I inlay Itint I net I’ll hy Ml'. McKildiit’ Iu place murker* nn Oak Avenue licnigouting it u through street from First Street to Ninth St reel and fimn there tn Thirteenth Ht. The work I* due to lie completed tomorrow. Pioneer Sanford M o to r iw tH Buy T u r n Two pioneer Sanford motnrlr.tr Dr. J. N. Hnhuon and W. I). Wil­ liams vlsItPil the Court House at aluiul tiie name time thin mutning to obtain I9M> license plate* fot their automobiles. "If I ivuwmlasr tight they did net even furtilah tags when 1 got my first car, a little red Hoick bock In llttt, declared Dr. Robson. "They painted the number on the back of the car," He added that Mrs. Robion wua the first woman In Sanford to drive her own auto­ mobile. and revealed that nex' June they will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. Williams, the finuvr u« , ullce Chief Ray 0, Williams and W. R* Williams, and formar mayor of Sanford, m ealed that tha first K A r V a i a c r ,a • m ................ ■■— iiiitiiuii't * i i iut imn ciiNtomurs wilt Ul' VV•■ti'll Mil’ll, Mr. Dig Icy reported Hi at the year 1949 prodnccil very siiliWaclury li’llllll!*. and that mihstnntlal uddillnit* were made to the undi­ vided profit* ami truerve accounts. The tiHiik i.lso declined i*eml-an'illul ilivid.’lid* uml paid it* offlci-. nml employee* a ten percent oiillil* of their ha*f pay. Thu following officer* were re­ elected liy the directors: J. \V. Hlmnd*. chuirtunu of the no. rd; J. L. lug ley, president; J. i. Frasier, viec-preuident; R. F. Mann, canhler: O. C. McBride, nnslHtaut raxhler; It. W. Deane, nuHlBtanl cashier, uml J. H. Rox;on, n*.ii*timt canhler. Director* re-elected by tbe stockudder* are us follows: George D. Ilinhop. I,. 1. Frailer, I <’. IliitchDon. ,1. I,. Ingley, R. A. Newman, II. It. I’ope, amt J. W« Hlmnd*. THE WEATHER JA C K S O N V ILLE , Jntt. t 2 . - ( ) P ) High Atlanta ........ ........ tu llonton . ....................■ 49 91 Burbank ... ...............—'** 48 Chicago ...................... at 2 Galveston ............. ....... 71 S ti New Orleans ................. .79 H PUtnhurilh 37 Seattle ........................... Jacksonville *................. ao U Miami •■*•••• 7T 71 M Orlando ............. ........ ..... ao TunpA ,Mj,(«Mt(.ii,u«t.tk(i.,lk. 10 a _J J j *■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 11, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b76e24290fb7e5c6d970c78fd6e2af47.pdf a110eca47e3620aa4475ad560331c7df PDF Text Text ~ r- THR THE FATEFUL FIFTY 8A N R O EP Flying Arrow •M * Noteworthy Events o f Our Time, 1900-1949 MONDAY JAN. >.1150 H E R A L D , B A N FO R D , F L O K tO l Colored News M'i,*iiHu-a i 'iiim P * .r nae! Klver, ivnia i-olrance lo ShnnKhal'* ANNOUNCEMENTS Mrs. (‘hrlstliu* McQuaen ha* lailau The Nnliotialixlx way they .an- mini'll Ihn river's mouth. It under her maiiagtlnont twu group* miv In- possible Ihe Cninmuillatx of Singers, No. I and No. II. Oroup ii Bhoogiitil have swept away No. 2 consist of all thu.e 11 yaari he mines of age. Namely: Aldrena Artla, I In r„|pel, KormoxN, Nationalist pianist mid. flint tenor, her Theme •uptltnl, a spokesman «ah| the ship song being, ‘'No Not Ono'*, Mar­ ,* >v i ,i nl'er iuimririg rc- lon Mullock, .ccond tenor, Ihtme -on. "I Than!: You l/ird ”,.Allot* ,ieati<d wiiiiuig- in niili.', 1 '-vile not first on tin1 Jenkins, alto, theme song “All The •hip'* itflet leek. Then cm go lo HVv These group* are open for iinpointmenta. Write Mr*. Chrla Inii.J lilit/ed up MU2 W. Fifteenth I The i hfrie*e nttru'k star lei! tine Mi'Qiieuo, The group* may Ice heard In -ill, iilli-i tin- 11,21 | tu n ye* Stieel.. Tli o I.....rouliooui'wniera htorldng 7:46 A M •u eieivi'd >o mleriiutioiial water* • Ing a few weeks with Mra. Wllllama parent*, Mr. and Mra. M. L. Duhart, 909 Sanford Avanua. Th*» are laavlng Saturday In rout* dome during which time they will atop over In A tlanta. Ua. to vlait friend* a t Spelman College where Mrs. William* served on the admlnlitratlva staff. i‘e to welcome all fricmln to visit the Home during the afternoon hour* of any day. The Good Sam­ aritan Home is opened to Aged and Invalids. The Home is located at thu corner o f ' Mulberry Avenue and Eighth Street. For arrange­ ments write Slater Huhy Wilton, 1318 W. Thirteenth Street, Han­ ford. Legal Notice Cam plU d l y WIUIAM ■ITT, Canfral Prat* Staff W rltar J. W. Knowles and Mr*. LouIm tance. Fotb'vieg .* running act — iikpom t o r c o g l r i T i o f f o r n u Foster visited the Good Samari­ -II.O H ID A S TA TE M 4 M 4 ” .... fight with thre# British crul.eri,1 I hAiSI GERMANY took it. Ant tan Home on Friday, Jan. A, I960, o r aA grow o •<« t h h *t a t « o r ri.oHiiiA at the Cerm.ii balUeahlp Oraf Apr* — — y l l v , i . .'i» i i u e i Q r ^ q u w s i i n J U l n g l , fH 1 ‘ n —— «— * bold atrp with lha occupation or and wa* received warmly by Siller N K TN was blown up by Its crew off ih t Rhineland, March 7 . . I-a ter, Ruby Wilson and her assistants, Cash h s ls n c s w llh n ltie r l.silks,-A Sllic liiilla a reservs 9 lM h o Montevideo, Uruguay, Dec. 17,| on Oct. 21, Italy and Germany Mrs. Estalla Wilson and Mr*. and cash Ite m * In liru ie s * o f s-wlm-iInn Two day. later the crew of the proclaimed tli* Rumr-Berlln Axis. Cornelia Moultrie, who are leav­ lln li.d Hla U > O y v s riio ie n l u lillx a ll.iii" i l l r c l aini German luxury liner Coin rnhu* Stff.0St.S6 ing no stone unturned to make the !d h 7 t*tftV > n i^ m rrh ***s am i im llllr a l s tiliillv l-l'.o s , , . The U. H. Hupreme Court de­ None .cult led their ah Ip off Cape May,1 inaclou* Home one of comfort and O lh s r tn ,n i» . le .'c *. a o lI il.h e iit u r — clared Hi. Agricultural Adjust­ N. J. . . . Turning point In the cheerfulne** for all of It* Inmate*. C n rp o ra le slucRs n n c lu illn g I Non*. nl..i k of Nr ment A it (food control! unconsti­ lln ................. if tin Y u lig lt i . ' W lltlt. I V . I . m l r t c . r v e lliio k i Sister Wilson warmly mention • M iaa> 7'M 1^*' aeaich fur atomic energy came tutional, .tan. I . . . King George V nm l illscounls iin i'lililliix » ................ Tin* l-’l v i ii ir Armw wiim I hi* nl names that made it possible for In January with announcement ia .* u w n id *17.317 r.". fu r a iiu r c of England died, Jan. 20, and w u SB. 164 06 .null, | I,i a full*, .ui ship slielled hy '■t;" Vocal Hiiroioiiitor* Hadio the furnishing of this wonderful llAOk■tlidp re m ft x lllf e e IHI.'ISX 44 that the uranium atom hail been sun i-rdi'd by Edward VIII, who in- Nut.... . I,, ihey irieil to nod Concert Artists, .Spiritual and home; Namely: ,'dr. M. C. Mo*ely,' I H an k p rem ise * on m il are s iilije i'i lo > ,'u.ne lie u . apltl Into nearly equal fragment*, abdicated Dec. tl, and in turn ....I assum ed hy lunik i mi. the hlin lui.il-. Hie Flying Iru- Gospel Singer* under the manage- deceased, J, W. Knowles, the Non* .ll esiale inviieit o ilie r lim n j-»0k lu e liil.i'e n lla.lon calculated to releaxe an lei wn in nl on iDi. 15 lull ox- ini'Ol of Mrs. Christine McQueen Mode noire Club, and the Women’s lle wa> aurreeded by hi* brother, liiv e .ir n e iils nm l o ilie r .ikhi - I s Iruilrw ellv rep resenting Immeme amount of energy, near*, N imii* IIpeil uiiharuieil The Flying Cloud I tendered a progiam at Oviado Genrgr V. Edward waa created hunk p rem ise . ,,r o ilie r real esiale Chombarlaln ly 200 million elaetron votl* . . ,1 wan slii'HivI Nov. If....... I tin- Mir and Winter Garden Sunday. They Garden Club. Sister Wilson wel­ f'lis ln n ie rs ' H s M Iliy m i h l . M ink on s .ie p la m e s the Puke of Wlndaor ami shnytly ft’nn* come* all friend* who visit the o iiis la n d ln a Hitt If F f ii ilk Iill no N.,v 2K. Both have h* their new arrangement Homo. Non# • (te r married Mra. Wallace War- a political and geographic union On Jan. 20, Loyalist Bpuln aur(U h er n s scl* 3(2S9,SftS tff ten- ini | "Father Along". The group runfield Hlmiiaon, an 'American ill* of Germany and Au.tihi hnd been rendered to the Inaurgent* . . r T f T A l* AHHKT" L I A H I I . I T I E * tin lion- Kong n fifth Ishramlt- sl»t of three ladle*, Miss Helen Torcae . . . Civil war broke nut effected. Austria became Osl- Pope Pin* XI died, Feb. 10, and EXPRESSION OF TIIANKfl fieri.anil deposits of In d iv id u a ls pa rla ersh lp s. and en nhi| , the llrooklyii Heiglit*,Kergitsun. Mix* .Susie Green, and I.R9»,476 i»I tn tipaln, July 17. Inaurarnta be murk. On Hept. t, Ren hschunrel- wax succeeded, March 12, by Pope The Good Samaritan Home wish .n rp o ra tlu lis t 'fheilnli'il In nil foi Khunghai Mr*. Christine McQliecii. For apPin* X ll#. . . Italy Invaded Al­ Tu ne detm slls » f I ml 11 Id unis, p ari nets nips, nml tor Hiller demanded autonomy of I fa n siege of Madrid. Oct. 21 , . . to express their sincere thanks U T .n y i isilni'v ii) She ■',-ii ries a etnw nl' poiiilineul write Mr*. Clirlstitiei for the assistance given the Home ■o rp o ru iln n * . , „ ' ........... ..... i On May fl. Italian troop* entered the Kildelen Germane In Czecho­ bania April 7. King Zog Aed the Mi'Queen, Mgr. 14112 W. Klfteentli at*! their Inmates during the I feposl Is lit r o lle d gl.nl en ll.lV e rillo e lll 11lie I mil ll s I'J.l •.inT n country . . , During the aummer slovakia. Great Hrltnin. France. Addl* Ababa, ending the Ethi­ l.osinl sa vin g s! 141.911 J4 Win u t mill v'* nl t it .I. In-gun Cap. Street. Yiiletlda, with special mention llepi.sIlB o f M illies and lliilllli ul SllN.II l Isllins opian war . . . A maritime work- Germany and Italy ugrceil. at a King George V anil Queen Eliza­ 9<6(?U •] lulu J iimi * iinhi.i'd ui| Aioerlcim p o s ll- Ilf b s n k a , , . , . 1ii going to tin- Presbyterian Church olieilie 'era* strike tied up Pacific rna.l pnrjey In Mlllilrh. He|d 30, to the beth of Great Britain toured the r deposlls Ic e r llfie .l an il o ffic e rs c la c k s , ■ uni Hi ill I. miii lilp* in the ureu |(ev. Charlie Mi'Queep I* runmil tiie /Ion Hop* Baptist Church. r o T A I. H K IM IM ITH ....................... • IS ,*47.410 74 port* on Oct. :i0, and on Dec. 30 dlumemheruu-nt of Cxrchoslo- United Htutea and Canada during "Fin nfleidei'k hy Chinese iinetmg night services at the lu lls pavatde, radlscourds, and o ilie r lliilillllle s fo r t.„ Non* the Congress of Indue trial Orgun- vnkiu. Prime Mlnlslcr Neville the summer , , . On Nov. B, the it in in N arrow ed inm iey . . ■, ...........“ Tr i11in|ih Church of God, where he ANNOUNCEMENT .M .irixtigei. or n irie f liens. J Nolls on l.atik iirem 1.es irallnn* began In organize Ihr Chnmberlaln nssurcil the Hr it In)i piny l.tfr IVIfh Father opened on The Him I Swim, which was ns iisslRtunl iiantor. The . Non* The friends of Rev. Turner and I Nolls on o llie i real e s ia le auto wurkera . . . I're.ldenl "pence lu our lime" hud heen Broadway unil threatened to run i . i'i 'i i f him " i ........... m o is ts mi s t a r t l'd T u e s ilL y , J a n . 3, Onvls, I tOH Dixie Way, are A i're p t*n .in * e a e ru le il l.y or fo r a .c o il III o f llils Nulls Non* Itnifeveli wu« re-elected Nov 3 achieved However, on Oil .3 forever . « . The New York •he Yangtri Iii-» "pilng, cum....... |<i[,ii unit will run for ten night*, i.uppy to learn that he has re­ nml oiiistandH ig J.&ODllH 11,- r lls h lliils s , . . Mondial Cluing kidnapped Hiller annexed mure lerrlloiv In Yankee* wrui their fouitli World til" E ly nig M lo w 'll Mill Hhe |m ll ............ UMI| V!<*t y o u r soul le v lv e d , turned home from the Fernnld- I . T O T A L I . I A H II.1 T IK M Mini tlirlu d ln x siiln ird la sted Hpanlsh IniuiriiUj Retie* In a row la record ) hy de­ I i . it i l l ini yin i i i m ol h e r eap stu i Iv p io m p tly a t 7 :3 0 1,(169,910. ;* UenrrulluNlnio Chlang Kal-.hrk, liolieiniii o t.llg a llo n s shown lie ln w l ■ ■■ l.nugliton Memorial Hospital ain v —ll. 11 llin v ig h o u ie g lililin n i' |> y| |'.l N T .t l. A U IU N T S Dec. 12, leleUHing him two week* all iMimhed llilireloilu mill Valeri- feating ihe Cincinnati ttedx, 4 > i here he lias been confined for a LO.OO^n ! ,'aoii > Mill purl ill tills wui I Iip ira l* . . ............................ xgr- |{H 11(I N |«l H, later . . , The nation wa* .hocked ( III on Jan 13 . . . The loo.ooiif* period of lim e,am t Is Improving gurplus ............... ■ —— ................................ ........ lull ir 1 >V| • anil'll extinguish the by a aerlea of iiiy.terlou* lor»o Hour Hill wiia ennri-d June 13 Mill I’ll i up idly, (In Friday, Jail, it, 1(160, llm ilv ld s d p ro fits ■ Non* h i * ’ w it 11 >4ail * II.S'II n*S4IUtri*$, \>c j Howard Hugh. >■ eoiiipieletl (s a d r r llr .m e r it srco u n l fo r p re fe rre d r a p ll a ll murdein In Cleveland Ihroilghnul Mr. and Mrs. Charlie MeQuetri, Hie lliiine Mission Society of TI IO. T A L riserves U9,2ff^ 1 A P IT A t. ACC OUNTM ..... .... 1 .I3 9 .I0 J q? the year . , . The New Voili Ida lei oril Hi,-Id nrouini Mu-woild w is h to First Shiloh Baptist Church, Hev Wfiftl.D WAR II — Rueeo-FinTo tal amo c a p it a l accounts -......... .............................. " “ " ’ ’’la te r H .l.l* h ' 1 W . F ifte e n th S tre e t itii] ml liaby J. M. Humes, Pastor and Mns, • T h in ImnlCR cagiHal c o ih IM h * 1,4 ........ ... , u iiiiiiiiiiit* tli** lik rth o f u fin** baby Yankee, defeated Ihe New Yolk .Inly H Time 3 day* 111 liiiotn nl.Ui hostlllllen eiil.vl, Feh 24, i iiit'il (ti 4'f th e M ile * am i C le v e la n d T l m a lh e n * K lriil D ifffrrr»«l Mu.'H w ith la l u l DRf V4hiff at I M o nt, Four with ihe fteil Army the victor. Mr- Lulu Jones us President, together , Giant*. 4 gam e, lo 7 In Ihe H ininuleH In mi i on,is ini nl r#tli»M* vi»l«*» » Nun* ; . 4 day* Inter Douglas fortlguii Germany Invaded Norway Apill ............ ............... tn rQiiVen, Nov. 9MH4B. tilth members of the Missionary } World flul** , Hr.iuiil |u«r*rr«<l Mvtilt will* Iul Ml par Viftlii# • Non*, N Hociely visit ml the heifcdlle of Infidel In lilihlin, lleliilid. oli hla N-n The great Ullt/.hrleg Might- i iglil i u i 4 1 ir llin lil* * vJhi'J i Nun* «’«|ilin» hiit^n ahii tii'liffr»lur«,f» «if 1 Nimt ■■' PEIIHIINAI. MENTION Hev, linvix, rendering a short Pray "wrung-wiiy" ttlghl mm u lln nlng war) wax launched by Ihe 1* > t lln tSn liloplvo, the II. S. Slut* r i.rillllU ll «|IM'k Wltl> I « U I PAI VRllir i»( Ml mid Mr*. Walter William* Service which brought Spiritual •f l o o d w a t e r s inundated Atlantic Mix Intenllvn iip|.ai Gei man* ux ttiey *liniiltHnroiixly 1 " " o e i.i d.'.'lo»'d connm-id(fnt | (if Merehnnlvilln, N. J„ Mr*. Wll Inspiration to Rev. Davis and Id' , \ f - 4*i h |iif 4l«M« « r u M t lh H l lo iF C u rr H u L l t l t n m l enlly, hnd lieeo to Uv to Ihe Inc ailed Belgium, Itulluud and lui'diati'lv Pri'VmU'-ly the halt-u-iiiilllnn home* In Indiana 174,600 oo fu r •♦•Ii i -t piiriuiRR-i “ . . . & The Ne.i Yn,k LtKiin Iming. May 10. Ilrii**el* I 'i*Iui 111111*111 but I gcule.lly wmo IlnniH fornteilv known ox Miss tfevoted wile, Ohlu unit other elute, of Ihe tJhlo I’ml lie Oon.d i ll.i i ir it t inn h HulihrdiMRtM* l»» h I r I iiir n f mul I ’ liiu o n n l l i d u n l , n rlt lie n - S |ielldN.sy I'liptiiin* io aim «iMi«*r rip illfo rti. uni IriRlwlwf 1*» !lah*Mii»*N Y tin keex ilefi-aleil ll,*- r'lio i,*n and Mississippi valley., Jim 22 fell. May 17. lielgliun xur- i t| \ ||M*I •'!! || ill|t •W The New Hetliel Pray Hand 4.4 1 I .mi ii r UN iln iw ii rihoVf ar«» n fi**r iln lu r ll.if i «*f . lo. ml watei i , . . Kuplnalon of nuturul go* lie- Cull* I , aoii', in o, n ll.i World rernlif'il May 2N Norway .urHilt « I* 7 llff I Eli r d -h- r v i* * nf . , . . vicil'vl the hillside of Itev. Turner ■ I. m id U rd u ui Ti*** i m»i - *i ;» I nenlh u New LomlMi, Tex . arhunl Krl II** Hei lir lt iv - i«n rJmHYII IltiliV f WIr ilM iii'll'M l '*» remlereil. June (I The llrltlsh re* Davis nml give to the Inspiration ih l r**HwI the Nai ini •III. t ■i-1 I'lip tiilll did not in e w e i. Yfh *if ; * / , . Nolle* killed 2114 on Match IN The I real fiorti Dunkirk begun May till Mill *' I rI I! T U i ’K | ; | ( ( 1'AiNlih‘i - I Mti- tihtivi ihilit* <1 haiiM, *lu m ili*iiiiu t th r e e Im v i < o f lc l I In- l.o m litird ' ..f Ids recovery. bliii'liiifb' (111 Igllile llllldt-llbilfgexploded nod vii-iii 11tigt tin* ii tn»v*9 p |itlfii!**iii f f ti** b id ! Hint If f •! 11v fiiiil 2b H.ilv ileclareil war on Fiuruii l'iiiit c - c I'lm ln .iil i | (!\A li ft flllllk- .■..'id elid e d , l»t»- t rtii' 'ul*- ol Mi*- t i i v n i l i i i i i I I . ig lt«*rHu rwlHRlit#*! .»*•.! w < iit i.ii v v a h ii i V, Am Tin y » bullied while luninny ui I.nke The Good Humidtsn Home wish i wilt nivl ■Heal lliitaio lime in The Kufij i .il lu ll.c .l lo I In 1 hm'kpl-Mil i.l. f ft11 M Mhf' I'DI . i i iiiiii. in i iii" In*mi of in v hn«»wI#*!it* '•int 1"')*'** ' flu ■| a In bin .1 N J , May il killing 311 riel imi ii y mol Hv i .i l i e i iii a ii Wehrinuehl ml ere. I i it’ll it ■ C o rf i T- !'• f t l i ’ fi l<H i I lie I (i tli 1. lout. 111,lid. S w im .•ii ftii Hi** Hum. llbotlld , • On Feb 2 I'rewhleld > iv i unit - ii.*.t i * **vinn |>m I Ii... .i•In n-it Nave ti I|ivii li-rs in Puri* .June M I lie Inilveliig diiv ..... nf I hi* 11 1 W A I ' a T M IC K C l i o I I I Itoo.evell naked fur permission In freeing lllller * Ivin.I ■ in l.tmieli ltii-txin oi i ii,aed neiilnil l alvin, ft *.?MJ Imb Hong Koug illiil Ilia fill all*illl’d I * • It lt K iil ' U A T * l l l . l . M l' l l• will on I'iiIiiiiiI In ini.in lioi.jo. ......... a aini l.illinniiin Ail ariiila* , Incteil.c Ihe HuplYrni- Court mein i„ *. K u . r A i l U c i : fie i in* f rai (filter I1 lying Armw was . 11y b lllil'1 » d :t m i o 0 c o l d ? I *11 **t t III H j her ship In If,, c.il.lllg Id* nppidi- crossed the I'nll-di l.iiiilei. Si ,il I Ion Cel ivcell file GeriioiO'i and | .... ,(lil tup CHIU* hi and Ilii- lli-iulllei no lnug“l T*l I f M f ifti llillk III II at hull »ihl I ............. . Vll'.V fla t" 11f KlorUlM « 'o,i» v " f • ................... ie.|iiiif'i| the warship's piesarjca. [ lieIji I w trr lik* h, AID*Kj111 nil A liil ul rn ls In nil*e Hiivnry of "ciinrl • iieai llrltnln aini fim u e ile H w orn 14* n (til g iili‘ i f llrnl Ii4'fn|»- nit" I I*I m H •• flnv of lutiii.'ii > I. Klein h HIM *1,:lll'll Jilin 22 Fill,I 1 lull i ' he me xagi' mmIIi'IUImI Ihe Ely- i ir n llr . »uutltli j t i Airhillv iim flfitr tl packing' . . . Avlutrlx Amelin ■'hired War nil Gernviny Hepl 3 gl - nt n 11ill'll oil I .ohdirll hy tile , t ,tr led, (out It. I u i ' I 1 ........................ * h ; ! iV iV * n ,. v; r i. h : » vyiij j i.-' t m» Arrow w«s ill no imiiieiliutt-j Em hail I'utnanl dl*appeuird in a I'liiiiiiln followed nil Hepl III Gel man l.uflwutti Iruik place i old. I >In- I ' Mv i’liu ifnlnfh 'R Ul I I '»w OIHTMIN) danger ami that III* llluck Swim lo film Gdynia fell lo lln Gertnui.x, ,'lept . unis i plun* over Ihe Pacific July I nil. I ' Hepl 13, lieginino,- the l.omlnn <H|'eAl«l _______________________ .vas ii‘«umiiu! i t ' i-iilai patrol, I lie 31 yeni May 12, King George V and 1/ Hiiwmih Invaded Priland. Hept ill .it ll HIM/ riii Dec. 13, iirili*h Ironpn Queen Elizabeth ware crowned in 27, ami Germany and liuvxia par­ Invaded l.lhya. Ninth Africa, Wealmln.ler Abbey, London . . . titioned I'olillid lie! Ween Illelll, other eventn: In February xdenOn Jan. lb, HDWkrd Hughe* *rt Sept. 2N There wan *o little at:- ttxls isolalnl Ihe first sample nf llvlly nluog the Wextern Front pure 11-233 hy ineuu* nl mux* m iranicrmtireniai air .peed re<> uni nf 7 hour. 21 minutes 2f> sec* the conflict had heennu- sarduii* xpeelngriiph —it great xle|i foiThr Japan*** took the i Irnlly known a* tin- "li.,fe \v*r." i wnri, B,.,„,v,n_ lh „ „f tiftim .■til nl Nanking. bfMtitiliiB l\an ft ’ fill L*liv. fln Vul> Nov. .rtfl ’It), tllliiut.i Russta Ini.*.!*,! Invaded KinChine** rapHsl Dec Iin. at..ion ra n g y . . ■I.ingrili t stnuIrrnlicg the hAfdeM native* with liti.ll nml foiimi surprising r**is- tnnehu. arc ti. iH-caine the new ft roi dy ' fftup* o f Nanking i Dalai 1Jinnt of Tlhet, i-'rti. tl The Irish k'rer m ale became ulfllav.li Tintxky, ivlled lloluhevlk it'dly Eire oh Die. 7A . . . The ti'Niler, was SHsaxstiiflled in Ms i*al day ol the year saw Ihe home near Mexico City. Aur 2U opi ning of the I'JItriilii vehti iiImi I’restdeol tt-iosevetl eigont tlimii’l* i on itlift Itfg New York the Ki-tc. live .Service Act lerriilCity anil New Jersey . . . lo Ihc Ing brat pence lime draft l rai Wotld Merle*. Ihe New York Hepl. Iii 'llv draft was imivgv Yuvl.iv* agiiin deleiileil tin- New rnltd D.i 7li lot Nov. f«, Yoik lilitIII* 4 gnif.ea In I. I'lcsiiirnl Itisis. i e|t wnx IC-elet tctl ithird i-ri.it . . Tin- Cincin­ 1*11 nati Iti.Pi si.ucd no upset over NAZI AGGHKHHION was the ttu- Dclivii I,g n s in tin- World hig lien* ol the.year. Do Muni. Hern s, uu.mug t games lo a. II. Gi'iomii troops irnssed the Geoigi. VI Autlilan tsitiler ami hy April It Dulie ol Wimhni N ..1-1941 to 1943 "two A0£e kdmlWii. R E SIN 0 L Ii»k In* pot foi mi’ll thv "mi’iry kill intf" of (Inot* piiliontH, wIiom* ch**m in* t'ohRldorctl liopidl'ffM. 4l’a*lle*e4 ***** p**. iii»i Tin* m lU lo. pi hill'd iindm lln* hind pohllc svutimont.’' lit a speech at a foi uni »p.ui til lo; "Why I Ltd Throi' I Mtretl Itv Ford ,Hull, |)r. I'otlei Din," wan uni' of (he many uvple, of llrilnin's In lu n u t in llnsold: "We iiiMlituln that what ii am morally rig id , elatuhl l«- nunle I'lhc of hr. Mornifum N. iSnnilcr legally right, yt elite all re»|ax-l for of New Hniiijisliiro, nrcuscil of p u l­ ling u c[Hirer p a iim t lo ili-atli In law will la. gun*,” A Catholic priest, the Rev. Mlrh- etui Iii -i suffering. a tl J, Ala-in, s. J„ Rclnnu- prufex. Tlic Empire Nows, Humlny pub­ sor at Wcvtoo, Mass., college, is lication uf I,uni Krnmlt-y'a newsickedolcd te speak against euth- pnpi'r chain, emit It itiil nut nmisrniisla nom tip- **me iduiform siirily agree with thu llritisli i(rg-•lilt Holiday. tor's opinions, hut published them in l.ottden Ilia newspaper Em­ n< n iimtn-i of vital piddle Inter­ pire New* ipiott-d an unnamed i est. Hi Utah tloclor yesterday as savThe wiiti'i, ivlioi* iminn wn* not Mercy Killing dim IohmI, utiil In* *!*• Iilu*tn I*•I h u ll tnkrn IImpp fi ii mu ii livi'1 *'in Hit* nrdimiry inur-i* *»f rnv j»» ifon 1 »l*»nal |*»iirf i* iudr«> wtilt t•••*M,l,i|,v<d of No11«l»*•i% * *""1 ...... Ills own respoiistlillllv , li,v '’' r'" ■*"*• '""m in i dnnlitrd Ihul wind I <till wuh r i ir lit h«' Hfiid ll** (iddi’d tlint ihi* typlcnl uf wliiit "nmny im'ilicul nivn in this cuiuilry ' lliiok aliuiit I'lltluinasia, or merry killing. Ill* citi'il tlio thii'p rases ns a 76-yi-ar-olil mun willi imtirnhlicuncvi', a .wymun in lu-r slxih-g suf­ fering n nu«, iNMirahlc allmeiil nml ii iii'iiiioiii li.iliy "sn groti’sipii-ly umlfoi im'(| Hu,| jtK ut,ly life, if il aiiivi\kv| infancy, wuulil l»' in the td'i'lilsiim nf an iiisllliiHnn." • I'diiy/Dc, r»in| a, i it). I 4,, r • " t.'f l. 1'III.IP »> n o >i ' H !'l tv A '•> IV ffrtltr nr, - " IWl UNf; ■‘'*■1 v*\ l<h lllv ■ " n o n i,'. V' V -Ill'll *r 7JW4MA Of* i m i H .m >{< k' “ r i r i i i / 4 • ' ‘ o iU , M i /o r a f r a i f fArtW M ia Thursday .:j; « « * IV thereto YOUR OUTSIDE) | »U APPLY OUR A8I coming a WILL RNp WHRN BIDING ON YOUR HOME Wm �< T ’ p ^ y . ....... ';” S O T ' ''• ‘ *• , '•"• Vta’ t # v v !\. " ■ l l v -i-.’'. . '■ ;"; ..n'i;:,t*,i /nJlfr*, ■ ■ In U n it y T h e m b ' ‘r " ,; ,v*" f THE S tra n fth — I* Protect Ik* P an # of th* World; Ta Promote the Program of America. To Predaca Prosperity for Sanford. f l e a r to pirM* rlmidr and mild If- ? f>1Jyh YVednts.lsi. A tlltla «.irmer tonight ■*><■ 1— ) A . S!OB«HE»ggW A-rsoHatad Pros'* Leased W ire --o.n.Li ._■ ■ ■ ■ #■ . . p . j m ----------l *!!1W B m VOLUM E X X X X I W EATHER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . E sta b lis h e d 1908 T o Hold Election On Stadium Issue P e o p le To Vote On Whether To B u i l d Responsibilities Stadium, And H o w To F i n a n c e Work A re O utlined To Mine Walkouts Reach 57,000; Lewis Scored Inctcamng Number Of Miners Quit Work; Senators To Probe l! MW 3*Day-Week K r i 1n 1 n * R E l e c t i o n s E x p e cte d E eb. 2 'A L O N D O N , .Ian in — (T i l*i line Minister Attlee (old hit ■ ■ shiner Rrltaln's Mg o f flc l *4 seriet lis .s v: The Tain o f Ihe first naiiniisl election III five veill 4 Tnnnri n m lie Is c x p e .l e .1 to lei Ihe iintInn In on It Word .tpiesil quickly Ilia! Erh. 11,1 Is the inn.I likely dale For w ee k, this has hern Ihe date most favored hy guessers (or the clash «l I lie pulls he Iweeii Ihe tilling I xhnrltes and Winston Churchill’* ('onservit liv e , lle s llh Mlnlstei Aneurln Revan a cured l e p n i te r , the f’rlnie Minister wnulil h*. e an anIIOIIIII Plucnl on the election ’ Inter today.’* TPESD V V l\v 10 , l'»M> a Tax Receipts, Aren’t Enough n III 11 t T 11 I I r j I 1' m If I’ . S a le s T .1 S' C i'H r it ir rlt;; W . m i *| t A >i v r i p |i i i t |i i i .* t i " ti ; No. m2 Chinese Nationalists Doctor Quizzed Italy Paralyzed By Attorney In By Red Union’s At|;rr I lists Trial Giant WaIItout M 1 11 1 . 11 V A I >I I' n i 11 |t »'.,l I l-tii.i . N .t" v O t It I >r ( *I f A i> I*, ii T o p j | C I ’. i l i t ' v. S h ip in U A«llt'l£ ( jHf* I1* «7P| I A I I \ l|\ II I I P li*p \ «fts i K »hh, i sM f tr^s f iiiitjthnllff M l.u *ntl ll.li It* Hill al*rp#|4,| 1rf ^ light tlir (it 1 -HHIi 1 i aU* t N I ' " i li i.i 11 i r . t ’I ' ont j 1hr raimif i >*»p 1»»n'-ip < m tltfd M illin i, W n r k r tr . fk iijt I" *|'1 v Mltlfi »lr tit*' vf-itr *n f mi uln ill*" l%hrrirulf.^en H U M ) v ( I n I l i . i t n l v r r '-r O f *ih*ppir»K l»r*f f»r n, inf f itf mi P1 .ll'ff f i ilintf fI»4M !»’ t» **nt <»♦ lit*' I ’1 |#k|4kUnvr r$|» S ,i II I t v' O t i r ' . t i n t i r ' l C )| W n t L f > t 'ri f'fiHtht^ Hif * hpifvi* S.tMtHiilIt! t*h" I- mIf »*| ' Inn 1 \ *»r >w tftiff Mhnft i 11 (i1 f 1e*4 i» sv*i*>ni« 1 IPilf ntffirl R tt\|| . |, Ml Hi 'V . M I L I., 111* |r]|ifiitr»l | i »|yr « |kj|io| tjtti ,.V l ’i I. th 11 n, *|tipp I!4 *»1* ii*,f, | li4f lo I Id d r Iflftir nf jn ■ •*. iifoi Hi f(|*« f f t r i i( 'hil*-* ftu|,iv N i' '' 1111)*■ | 11’ Pm t ii||f* hi •41* Id pi 11, r * 1 itl " *la*, in # p'i||M of some ltl»*»l, i*.«iriA *ti hMittit on -- *1.1 |o |||im l.tsl <! Mu* | ll.-g, ID'I'lqfi v #ti| IIII sittf* sa iM» .lift it* i,| AhlpA 1ml , it got** Aorth tl.,- l/ntHHNin |,i i * i ,, „ , » i l( sdM^li! tfinite y |iT. le-lt! IftltnitiilV i»t-.,f if Mnillirtii jig . itiillhitu t*f ’Inline I'm it of 114 st ils luncheon Monday hy M or­ fl.ll If 0 $ l ar(»v in 4 li|inr 1111■ *t nv t ' l*(# n *i* id v 1 liMftM It! i'll AM i • l«, >h uF*ai'n a hat light The two |t»ue» 1o be voted upon, timer MacDonald, lormei district pIMffAl lire. l - . t l d ti( I Ir 44ti ( i tri - Mil e* I x fS11—I 11 1(1g hn ♦ in on thim matter,” (it 1 A il \ I H i p * ip%V u id City Manager Clifford Mckih- governor of Rotary and resident ' » a AlH |» aMMa Jitrinft, lid rtf K'MII'II^ Id ( ftltt* 111, eltnulf! r It i #f i 14( tfihltrel till fltll u o t l * n m 4 «|M» I m I. .%*111 p >||, f. bin ihit morning are; "Should the of DeLand. He said lhat his talk, Mm* flipt • mm||. ,i, |*|( 1r» , ., fftf I* t » • ,41 whip* MyAnt.nmt » . (.innnrtiHi |<i \ U , i f h U . I I iiKt It! '! A» f U$FI City enter into a 30 year franchi»e in substance, was a resume of the if II Mle. ^»l1*ff « • II 14 ving **k /flf> Of 10 turml.y,, ■, f | |T fa mpffl a **I H ah It A-1 I \ i'U*4$l||f pi*' In l nil Mm Mn l m'Iihi :tO with the Florida Power and Light Imnk, " S e iv ir e l» My Rusiness" ..... iftti L ,n r>*drt % , <»,4 * -wdi'tt, *1 • ritnniwnf mi K X I c l i d V i t i e t f i O l M l.r l , J ... II hr r , r „ hlt-h-l 111A It ! Hit 11 ' o i l * !* ^mpIh I'I v ' 1 f1'$!(•(• Co., which carriea a t i l percent laa which he recommended lhat all th wit ijth hi 1m . if it IfHgllAlin ■I lit* I *11,(1,V,Ml, f , fe,III|ri I |►* ( ) l>r • > 1 1 » 4 1 it t f tlltr I iAi'l lir i 4 f l r I I lie. t. I I.IMII.IJ ■ t • $ # • I UfH I f of grot* revenue! from rriidenlial huiinessmen should read A m n i r ; n j IV1 i I n il t Vfh I, > -a**iy| * *’ %tf*r if 1 1' lit* fil l In,. I.. I . Ilgrn ,1 rillrovle 11* s* ll.r ,i. left lllOI I . tfVIFt *$»V ............................. . | «l, .. jl 1,1 ) ,,, I and commercial uteri, leu locally t i p 4f « M' 1* Mi!>(«?v alllpa MlHI He was introduced bv Presi­ f ’ l t L S H U R t i l l . [a.. 10 ,/»•, l»tfith^i i ol I ii. m t), it,mi* iioiil, « ds) | i , .11 t,i, - k |II i hnr IImi i •11y *,• Jttlr I |l U thf ) «li| ayacfl fsu raw4*'fw h*l'*# Rt >MI lari 10 1*1*1 i »l*p.i imposed laxet on the Company'* dent Oeorge Tmilrv who welcomed Walkuiilt hy mil iu.il luinrii M! IIP) f f»tin 11 p, Ml |||. 14 fief'll f i l 'p i t *il • i"l imp. UlortA .......... I Htwi 11I 4 . 1* M—.1 .t jn o p erty > " Thli rhould bring in IJeul. Paul [ones of the Salvation 1Inti ay ipirail to lines mule vied I loiri Ip ol ( Ini-r evangeLd* h a w 1 •11 Mi* < Inti*,* 1. tun runnl■*♦*» I It' 111 I »- ■» I. fill,! VM.1 { l l l l j s'- i' \ - llMM"i y |»»(M1f*( Mr I’.M, % 18,000 minut the $6,000 locally 'A rm y inlo the club a» a new mem­ ■rumpaniei which operate , u*| pH. KI' M’ * l,’,"r m,' n,h " ''e n n w <1II I f 4l O Ml. VfMf|d.$V Hi 1 I tall U III, |1.,||. 1 r u t 1 1 i m i 1 mi \ 1 in pi t I* *|e 1,$( f l|l||h imposed tax. and should net ihe ber. lack Raligan reported that About ’i/.IHH) digger, are nils ... f It 411 4*4If . 'i l l If •l.e ‘ IM* ................. . r'1’,, v - IH. ' H.IM „ •' i\|dr jy*||^, |K '» ,,i||» -k ndlOi >!' S ifn-f , 4 I • * I# ,t ttefti.4 b'ij, .Ill •• ri|'|M City $12,000 in annual revenue, he the Rnlarv Club had raised $ 107.- .ever, .(ale, m (he „ne,plained •Its <pM< p». i*i *i •ii Iripiiit'HV »Al I,( Ildl’iJ.t* Il»1\ 4(( Hiif 41Mtd •**1 ■ 1, 4 >111*114tit*:t Ml I I ! Ml III H lull I.. W’ l»* ‘ ' mari ,.tnl lu.l.i* e■li p* l P1mM' I * i M'Mpf »'ll * declared. 21 for ihe .Salvation Army on the WAlltOlltl. •III* " Inn-a.** 411 r 4-1 IIItlr MI lit ■ 111$ . i i ft a ! ■ * '"U J . 1 1 t 1 . 1 * 1 ’ ' ( ' , 11 1 • lllp|d| 4 f«| 1 ||,J 1 1 M l, I e I * 1 1 M t A V llalian ailthonliet a. l-d rtlei Itdiwri *11 1 mU 1 Hh'Ht'l ;t The second isrue lo be decided Hay tl operated the dime hoards, !»««•I «*l$4» 4 . ,1* Mt" ll t.f 1' . " lift At Ifri'l 10*000 HftiPHi dirt# Infltwll ltMgli<M 4l A I'llMl f .. I ..... ** N hy the referendum Is: "Should the and R. E. True trjrmlerl dial ihe f’ enmvIvariM mineu now are idle meniheis of ihe ( him h -.1 • Irrivl, g 4 14 Mt. * * 14$It ' • I J ip h 4 I" iddlf •• *f» l.‘ !)•■ ' I*■,41( »y, ^*|l 'I»■11‘tl I i |»M t fill* . I fif t.Ulkri • i. City build a barehall-football Roiary Student Loan f und had Alrmit 7. 2IK) ,lopped work al ■ ir >oinp lined hv Rep Id tiinifl ter "I »l. HIM (||f . . ' f .■ * 4 1 \ If! ImI MIAfFci 10 ntllfi < ,xr,i >1111<I#*11 atHit I tl S, liMlifc. a'lfPOffl In K-*T tl* • l»tf ............... tl, * 1. I. I • stadium in amrdance with the lent $ 12.0 2 6 .2 1 lo deserving sin- r.iptne, oi non Mnoiueit m I onne. ItH'vl it » I f pt H♦ II!**•! hv »H* i i • r t •.-1J »1 tI.i'11 t , >1 ,rtltl ,*mjv ■ i iflHflt, ' 11 1.i*i *' • *ii li d lifTl pryltr 6 aMMjlif f. i I |lli i I t| 11♦ «,#m t* I 1**tin I l IFlit suggestions of the Stadium Au­ dents, ami had been repaid $10,- till* morning. Ihe minihei idle Ala Depailmeul in Washington lad M ‘ . a*I lilt I I’fax i|H4l»|\’ *11 I M|*| ,|M| e u (,,*nt rtl! *I >4"!« It "If r i - ruin ' it-dtti. i wrrV ove| ll.ih.'li lieallip'llt ol thell ru • •^». »" I nl \ I' I >*"♦ ItriF I itfTtlft^TIfl • • • ' , t,:, f i . t h " tl •+1 I \ fthl ** *1 thority, and finance it with ihe aid 6 S9.85 of this amount hama miner* rote Imm "i.lMHI in M ! Ar.ltM tf fid* M ■ * . I* ,. t l.,M. I«. .i> I o lehglomvls heir i n .'■ » *It t» .ppt " i ' '«* 'll It . • Mi-* m >1 Mi* iU p .1 .Ml i» r 11ifl|l IFI« (saiMiig Hltrntinn to the four- 6.0IK), « f ihe 6 percent tax on the Honda *,1 In' l»u4 nl Mt- 1• miifml v f l|rl It ft* I| 'i "tlti'U |‘*V |< i||e ^fllf H ii MS |it ii a,i j fl,* , i, 1111 rI w ay test of ethical biislnraa prac­ Ihe Stale |)rpailmenl mi Wash «" }.......... . and Light Company franchise? | li !> » M f ho "tr if.) > .l Hid ntir ii a ! fifiMilril m it I m ill# 1 ■* . h ' f k i l l * 1 hIf It 4 I I I TM I 1 ' Mi ll l:iIt of tice, Sir. MacDonald asked Is it i■ i III Virginia, 2 .J00 linking m iiim .............. .minced ihal U ha . " ................. >11 1. Mr. McKItibln explained furth­ the truth, la It fair, will It hulhl rclutneil til wnik. Ih al leli only „ | , r,| ,|,s A nieiuan e m ha..y m tl, il.lr I , *' MB ' »♦ • . mu ' % m ilt 1'■ P r i l l M K m «.1 .a lit*' 11•tf ♦ it|t » n f • I , f f i*| »hi* Mi* I."*" mIMijs ' iinp Hi! illtcItH1 \ '"I*,' tl I." i 1 ft lift "4 er that “although the company'* goodwill, and will II he beneficial i,. i .. I '* M t , l Ii t I Mll|.|| (| I,t.m i tMall'tr * 1e» I |,< i ' yff f h i f Mi*- h i t l , <ml >i ( | „ „ , u ,s Ft) ,*4>»| iii'tt •Mt 1 111 .••it full ti »*i*i»i»i ♦ I'tf 'i ») 1'** tiling l i r c i f iruant franchise has nine year* to all concerned, a* he declared 251) .till out al one mine Ihe .even n „ nir )ol ^ (u|| t a Ia, I' I Up! d ! t »' -»||ft1 if 1 *V(11 l 1 iltlllll* , I.| -.*1 t it*r ., m , I.. .(| 4 «grt 4 * ir o go, the A percent tax would (hat It Is Ihe t a lk of everv hual- reopened mine* are owned hy the „| ( .h u u h *d ( hint e,« u« - g • ' i»»ri 1 f " i.|f , n|i , i itl, .it., t| Mum %nutFih#i# lit m M o” to ,11 t 111 a 1*• * 11 in It 'I l»» ' I' ' ....... Fir. I r«M Mt rt l 1y rt 11 go Into effect Immediately upon nei* man to help to eitabllih in all Clinchfield Coal Cmpuratinn. About |u t , |1MP ,i,ai they weie .toned yt pt**» nloMi Mi* IHeI** 11# If Iv • h ■ ( whit h If a I k, *i$, * *hr pi.iiti ' nl v t * t« S .| ' I 4 1 t Cl 1*4 4'1' M|■ ! ! 'M11c I granting th# 80 year franchlso.' husitieiie i high ethical practlcai**' hi |*f»t» M». ItiitiimL liir ittvdi n rfk' 1 f itl It «I'iaf,! ftp ' A4 f 4<1 70 men at one Kenlurkv mine ('ommentiiiR lor the fust time gt >I'l ll tl ♦ ! AIII"** •'ll 1*4 . r»*k *• City Attorney A. Edw in, Shinof DeeUring that everyone who ri»r*f *JI"I Ml '-tl t'Mf I I 4h' H In Mi* ICoslIHiit# rta l e a s T sai . . . i ■* * ) #4 ^ I 'h i 1 ■ » *• M * 1 1 , 'lilt .f M * holier advlied that all qualified ta lk i about free enterprise doesn't i. |*l»il i*|**|pl|| 1 | tilling w 1% l>fi. rIdHOhe't t, r nil «/| |,t')1Pst$t|0 »*A IH „ 1 f c S • l).i' |t*$»♦ "f I , H i 1 * * 11 i *1 te m O .IM N I l|t ' •lectori could vole on the tisue necessarily believe In It, he laid l l * lit fit ' "ItHf jlfftl* V •FftU M'r HllairTft 4 fill jl"tt thl* morning ihonrfl lh" f 1 ) 4 f i t f H* ( $ da altfO I " , 'I M !M lM|ll Mg i ' ■ •»i (iJIM 'll fit* 1i f p n M n v i N i M ' r n )’* pr , ’1 , 0- i pen litiiie regardless of whether they own : that too many businessmen want 4,!''/ tnn Fitlghl*r » 4, M if­ t o t i n g fh* ndrlvmnpMg tl**h U II i V l H a f t i t l 1 C da v sharply riitinved the foiuim i ft ’ " ♦ ml ' hir’fi it Cult** * Mm iihv u ■ property or not, He .also advised free enterprise for themselves, but I In* oxfU't liMf»H*t of wt i bf -* flin iwn**f hv 'I nf** 'f A 4 of el h rt I'rt’i .I “ 1 ) % " • | 4 I t)' ^ h a t 4th# State would not nlluw not a lw a y s for the other fellow, M d t f r r n V ^ l t f t l i l v f t I' *! t''*1 n 1' * ' 1 , i> i i i i* f ti ifi|it|l ftfr If * jMltil fltt X<VI"K pm ium etre lo ♦bo hfi-fil' v*t! in i if** 'h’#l'( .'Ml 1"' f' •* ' l# |li» IIfl*k ( 4m,l I*r( T11M »t me of • c ig arette' tax money (or 'eml he urged that all of th«'Jt ^ e S r « r o m i i y I I I »» tl)r 1#)lllll, nJ ■ ■ i r |l„ „ , i . mtoie. IitMl1111 f t! stl’4 ♦ -> t 1Vr 4in> hi* 1 II ll -,,rhrth*7(iri t lt^ TItl111fill>JRT8»1Va '"ll 1 rt 1 It'll' 1 f a* *Ilf • M*! " Medium. financing. i ■* 1"' m M fit#* *>4114 SA’III 'if*' ..all /'I i mill' Ml cultivate friendlier relations with lO tlllR Jasnei" *1* Hcstni n ’ cvun n It rlmiged 4 a* ,p. jl|$f Mpt, |(»> 1 f # a .1 14*1» $1*1* Itws 4 s ' ».k | }(« 44-*••*4 • Tha Cbtnmiisiun alio adopted their rnm petit o n , hut avoid cnllli ■ h n ig h * k ,u » In ( >|l M| tt. • .Hfst *J ___ . lli.vt (he ( Uinuni.t piea> did tin * V* "IH e*lt tf ll !,* a. t|'l M. I Ml. tha resolution previously pasted slim, prlrc-flxlng, and ollu-i ptm g-'flFM>41 VHlk y **' ** llM • 1jilt'll t*» i<!*■F >liil 4»!•* l Mjf rtf ||$ | . 1 1 *■> , 1*»| , 1,1* In f■»'0. ,*r1 It*,I it .*»!■ ■ I by the Reconstruction Finance lice* detrimental to society- «• K O S r l U K K t l , Ml**, Jan 111 l"nnlv to mrvrl.lv the t .tholu I M,*» 1*4*wig HCtHMM1, it a ! * *j|l I M ' (I* (let I ♦ i f V ' ‘ f • » H " >4 r 1 ( p * i It* 1 f v h > * h pi Corporation, containing stipule- a whole. I u- *"CMieDf «■ 1H» f I*c Till I" nJ Mid»-» '• • ‘ d l A rrltlraliv woundeil N e g m i (*!„,,, |( " IU .......... 11•t' Ithj p »'■ 111' 'M 1 1 i hi’ h 1 a f «11*1 ,f th* ' »' t.n* tlona (or RFC purchase of $300,l t I. Hpcakng of employer-employe' Iearly loijvv ua.peil nut a stoic l.tg M tK t f !•» • *,4 !*/•*'I h . " Mf ni||p j, Ps,|PMi M.wnfmM, I l I ll M i I 000 In bonds for the proposed .elation*. lie said that employees. lliNt tiller white men iiMissm I t|.«n . «* ,f I h i in ntc! W V m |„i, (,.l. i„ of • In- rh n ie i. .t tl V lint," Ml M•*' 4 • '•f'gh Lakefront Terminal Project. Ilieli good will, conlentedru-ss end lliren memlieiH o f hi* family « O i i n ,t 1 l .......................... ti.is.-sM. .. i|nl \ - t 'HU •PI- 1*' b nln.l No action wan taken, said Mr. Industrious..css ere ns essenlitd Httvinpllug to nip* Ids I l Vein ..I.I I ’ ,,|W f Its* I 1 4I l( I V f i 4 |„. HMlt *)„. l ■ ,.M, *M( I’ 1V ■ i .* . * '* • ItrlIt <■ ♦ >.’ ! McKIbbln. on ■ resolution i c to tin* kiii'cms of any hm lrir^ 4te|i*iiiitifrhtm t-ii f » , I"nii * *liN ill'll iiimj; V 11 I . I ■I 1 I d ’l I , I ill* ‘ IDhr 1s nf tiin gl '"ill K ’• ' i Ii .1 i i tl *s »*!i g hi h »vi■ in -Mi ggiuested by (,'ommlasioner W. H. ns cuatomers are. Emphasising In h. Itt t «11 MM>*" win*! Thu Nrgio Tl.oinaa Harris, wi,. (i|| <i( f)om T,.„ „ „,| I '• i . i > . I ■ .......... . I i k Hhigrtf 1 4 ■ 1 1 1 1 • i M" •AfPill V,•" •!'(, -»• » - * w 8teinper which mruld require I the futility «f strikes, he pointed shot In the look and lung inn |))(f ...... ;t„ vrHr., llf „ w„ i i t » h " l -♦ •• l * tt tg >.♦ ( M Mini 11*4 mhM »l'tl s| # i ,. •• 1 I .n . •, I’ i "• i |*«*f h I - m , »l ' | , | ) * ' ! contracts lie secured from ship­ out that Ihe wages gained by me* white pusaemeu combed rent nr I Imd" smiglit hi v h111 fm Mil'll'•> i 4M t i l ’ 1, k HI■ I 1»'i f>" " K-l|« (I 11» 1(t|W| | If* • • -tf* Ic a4 I I ' * per* for 80,000 tom a year, fm ly strikes during the ne»l few Miasiaallinl for two of the while to i,Mil'll vitii f v l r u s l m n mid wilt S e t t i ‘ iif l f .1 i > i hr.1,1 * five years, for shipping through years hnve tieeu largely uffscl men. A third was raplined vesler I hi, pel llllssliill tn npr-l «tc Iticii t I, . i--j • - 1 I, .... |. ..I but .U Ml the terminal. li. '!'• \ t i t o T 'fU fd M u d hy the Increase In prlres, hut add ilay. " "Ik |M I, . 1, 11. *r , .. 1 f ’ | f S I - ' - "^1 r , . i i ■ .h v ... 1 1 **■ N i ’ » * M ^ •r.♦ t *'«44|r" Mayor Andrew Carraway point- ed that Just as you cannot get Itistrirl atl)itncy Henry Rnrlgrr, m piieriHge, •H* •>, 1 A ............ I ■ *" ti g ' 1 I ' " " " I l i , . Hit, u'licic (tie gf'.iip s'« . ... i * i » .!*.1 ,«• 4 i tM e i M t mi ease f » » i t M t .11 , H e I If 111 If 111 B v J t M I . I r» t. .. . I y I im * 1 . . 4 Id of tlie pressure by closing the irlciulflcil Ihr raptuterl mari «■ I.*, a rllllicb, '* ip Mie Mt.si' H '" a -,t ic, "■ * ' >' , ' • ’ " " " 1 , ,1 ft*, i • . j . •• f Kr *' t , I i,„ valve, you cannot get Dd of the Malrnltu Wlrttt, 3'2. Ha *a'd th ' -■ line 1*1 miles srmtb»s*t <>l R-m" . I.i l oo "pm t'r • i''' I Ir »T1*58*' ), t,.t i t ’ , Cite f f>4* rill! f 4»M1. f l*>h ! ("*' , t | |-tl era I , * 1* , • w ■- J tension In labor strife bv elmltst. tivn still huntni are Leort fur rim, ,ii,t mchi (lie f n s l r l (iarub’ lf*. e'lM’ '■•a ,i> o-i , • 1 -| U JS . B u d g e t W o u ld .,rt-VC*r-nld firrnitr convict, ami niei residence nf I’ppe t'l'ls \ 1I 1. ti n • k i l l 4 vt «r » *,\ )>J' « "* '" ' K i 'I'h k I 'ill 4 1 1 'i'll! I 4 (ng strikes. flic opr'iH*'". .............. i- u . . . . . . . >., • id- i-.h ’I , ("I'M he *atd wpl ♦♦ , » ,4 »lt. Wendell Whttt. Malcolm’* 2t y**r The value of anything ... Hill" I i . ■so l- I • M . ....U1* lx ' 'Ha rs.a Ii .‘ Hv fiiiin r« »tel *ialtil"i( ■ f., |.|ii sfsii ! 1 »•** ^|*ir» Mi ' i'livi C o s t F lo r id ia n s « f11 f|r*I 4 Mt|f* ! s ' ' i 1 ' f-M fir*# Mtrfflt I f Y a k la determined no* »o much hy what old hi other gjocil planes ■ "• ' hiiI I’ s'len, tturt member* nf tbI ll*. I- 4 * i<it ii" ' a; r Rodger* salt) all three had hrrtt t-’htircii . « I l ,i'i| An ' ! * i l ’ ’•!!<* i ,,f Him .......... . *•* HnlDll|M"9f( Ff!’('41 ' s, 1441 M« wnilld «ei > -e some were stupe,I Inst mmitb t I*4’* i der», An iron bar, he explainer), held In Attala county lari mi Mimic was Injured. al t' ) b N F frl ft i M iti f >,intir'h >4*f*'i 1*, '• „ i t j|....... . ' i f nfl llftl dies In which Hoi Ida A itwh 1, * ! < * bll* Mf»l« «, Mtf* maybe worth only 110 when made charges o f uttempttng to rape the I flew before d st.-pped iipeiallons 1 S' -!"»i (fi F911% f»M ftlH'llri Y. M»*» *W i« say. n'n* as alw a v*." Osset ^ 111111!«• M’lr'letdiii't 9 'vi'miniMll.sP-1 < l»V rtl' I 4(. * l1f"t| Will br* 'JJiFft ray| hsl '-.va JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 10.—I/P) Into horseshoe*, btll when mad* 11-yea,-old stepdaughter, I’ratlinc •at.irc said. ‘That religious In M n r l v Ip M'lfl ii „ ii. i*ima-t wr l 11a 4 —If Congress . adopt* the 42.4- Into coll springs la worth *2,W Thurman. But eleven days mb« i-ran.c. d p e i i a l l y If violent an1' The |lfW rill (ill** f $*lll N! IV**! V " n U 1. I in 14 from fl riu X M |,» ' lu t.-i. it v M i'',"*’i ,( M>i t "I f bllllon-dolfar budget propoted by And when made tnlo wwtch^wprlh’K*’ they escaped, using a beer can *. -if iifirI. i* 'leplcialilf because " ItrlstePeil Trails I I ' I ida M l '1 n i , rin f M . inctii'Miig I be ft I if) I**'t4| , opener to dig a hols In a cell * K K»4\U‘ tf' mi 1" • , ,".f '! .1V r$V Hntul, i • ,r President Truman for tha 1080-51 he added, la worth *260, wnillfl carry r.-H'l. pa-wenger • ' « « "tf*9fTlP"IHt 9 I. s g l i l u t I'tiHlity V'ld lltieitv, l Il'plM 41W*»*I ft,r( •' Visit nr* wer e Introduced h i" wall. I" ' l> * $«f( f 1 » 4 »h f |f c M I", *I*ill* "IK J ' fiscal year FTorlda taxpayers will a , nt pmpertv 1 ll'd Aer j,. I ,n iU '4*i'( I'll!'!" Rodgers said Harrla gave him I'l.l h . U itr|i|malile any prnvora o s lltl’s bosid be . gi rii no itldl \I' • filH w iiy mIwi M*»f»'rl Mia ""'f* j nay approximately 1547,453,100 In A W Epp* Jr. e* H, B. " I* '" " Mon ilist offends f'e lholir seoti ♦I »!• \ | *11f>9 Vselift'l** 1, 4 HI||!'I" 4' , j stion of wbetlte. d • >11 approv* federal faxes. the Bta|e Chamber of HuHann^Ohio. W. How*r'' A','/* this statement: The two Whitt i and Tut net i.o m *, nf Mie people (ivliere thM(JVlb'* f| M|g| !Hf)0 *4Ut nti'irln!" •rttfA \K l''ll(f|!,,*i' v worth of.Maaon City, }*L * of Cotpmarco said today, lip w altei'• Ap|,l>, <'io" , Imirb of t'liMst evangelists a n ItMliforil. Del anil I’ s l . l l * end M»U#»I hf* fh( iin«f( 9f||( *t'1 ill Mtnlni xlulf* l f " i I lAAil Tha estimate was batad on the R. Oarcelon of Newbrldg*. Mas. came to his home late Holiday v -t king I Htich fpinvnratlnni " 1night t. Allgllstine M'ii>i'd be set Vi d —fact (hat Florida residents and taxf l i f (98 I*v Monilay, .fun hi m*> Mm * . * • alii Osvetvatore, "is quite dlffet Turner told Harris he was going ARRON CHARGE AWED ,,i h pinpuaeit rrilari'lo .lacks-di *H INCf I f »N .I'M ! > ’J,|f '* ' f141'A•'f f|f (, VI'III COIflfllFflf f "hf'i'L tflff I B N i ' » l S u i t * . •y*rs pr**#nt1y h##r 1.29 percent cut f*nm the exercise nf a non to have Haul*' stepdaughter m d]e r mde A plane between f-.r "l'd *H ’<ns on that da*c CLEARWATER. Jan. 10. — ’ . «». • I T 1)1111 I t * c yp (>-•' ■‘in 'Till :i pV ’ll* s' (Hk> otal federal tax bardeit. i'athollc cult." we’re going to kfll the whole i•j%4 .| 'I A'!m!r i( I mi'^ Srls of la g s is abes l ,.f Iasi L M iK S P tl l»V Ftealtent'* budgvt total, _ a former University of Florid* Osservatnre commented u p o n firlandn hii«I TallnUHS*e» wnubl bunch.” , , -*l>ia*f < »\ tvs! tpt'T tf'.inw t n h y ...li In date lull tin'll- h i * still do#* not tell th# whol# football player «e*t fi*d ‘^ a y h* Istitn United tltale dtsnatchev piln'eil lo ,.<ake »tops at I eestuug, <i> sl >. He marchtd Harris Into the '.ipesvlllc ierke I 41v sod I’ei l y menv who have no! yel imrclinsnd story, th* chamber declared, since planned with W iliam E. Lee. p .,1 i i.M-iicjs contfih'i, i o- 1 ■ |*V»v 1 ‘“si-. #f* • !«!?>'Hli*#* action (,laa Maas* Oa g a g a *ls» " '- i i Ltftu tig s Those 'll" hiv's r)ia '1 .ii,c i , iibi.i* Seal S s '* '"■ * • n M*h !• im B h i M m * *# V In ^ r .il F i \ r ft does no! Include • octal aacurlty prominent citrus executive, to hurn kitchen while one Whitt stood guard at the front door and the f>#4ifriM‘$ *«e*1 ♦ ii* 'tiged to ilo so bof.ii* Sot program* financed by payroll Lee'* big packing houia at Tarpon other at the back. Turnei shot uio n jbi r,<t-*I lecelpl* up lo I.I ' " ’1 i f ^4 i* Mi*' m in 'an I I, to a - " " 1 *b* >ss( ,{,,1. 1. ;*id«iiV, • i In pa 1g i1 d ■" ‘•► •4^'' f Harris In the luck and then wenl ' nUttUMl** >>"»'it« lush and having *•• .call in man. inimii'iced '" d s y . snd i l l " 1 | Ira i\ f ill* | fsrit The Florida State Chamber *ald, 8PJohn'' Allen related In eltcult into th* bedroom where he killed |.i... "In hia budget m enace the Preal- court that Lea asked him to er- three tl.*i >l.»ie l- still tinn to .cn.l m r|-*r,|i>|Kl| 1* *4 **'lf HI!' 4'»»4ltin l*' children; Frankie C. Tluir dent recommended a wide expan- range for aotnaon* to set fire ot man, 10. Mary Bnrnslde, 8, and moo*, fm f ’bilstnms S " i l ■ " fssfn.4 i'#"i a!>li'F Yt K)T' ' *f t il(* Sh*rippidntpieril 'iii'tl J i n . tJ w m m DHMEN SIFT: 4 I Air; ■lon of *oclal welfare aarvlcea, In- the plant ao ha could gal money Ruby Nell Harris. 4. The rslatlon||.»>| S'lir people have -erit 'll re Tclrt i i - i * i v l a m p No fi^3 'V ' i W l u i " ^g lu d ln g a socialised medicine pro- from fire insurance policle*. sllu-e f ’ hrlstmas, be re ill*) Leost >r K m t v 1.n l i R -C s ilf ) khlp uf the children lo Herrle riled for 'h» litnulrv Lee. who reside# a t Tampa, h >11 ii I all new n ff l c u . and inttl vc a Ic l rml pointed out 'bn' w Cram and other now encoding legnot Immediately determined. By Aksnetstr-d Presl>*n(»lil w as muted hv Su.,retary , 1* ..enHidHte* lonigbl -i I .'III qiiot, ,..t for 'be County to ■ an .' rilatlon," and that tna spending charged with araon. HI* H trir' was The whit* man were armed An Alaikan-horn »torm wfiirtled (hrougli the peal - of rb- '-'il'v " " ■'Vim I would maka "another Intfo deficit plant w it valued at $200,000 hy with x .22 rifle, another ride of on it* program of tuhetciilnsis pr* nf rhe N a v y M utthevs, v 1th PreslH* f> eithnienla will in- served af Inevttable a t the end of the 1951 fire Insurance companle*. 4*41*414mil ami vontro) till- von' '* i). ■ > f ttinvsn's tppii'V il, rftiir he undetermined rtllber, end a .34 Mountain* in Californis today, hrinemg tain, in'”-' <"d '"an vsU’H‘ hjd crolasted H> tiiv f l i u s * s l l l l v l Tha building waa destroyed In caliber pistol. '•> Mi* ''toierpotiles fiscal year. It would plunge the Ib.ntiu lh# co«,t. . , . . . , nation deaper Into .dolt and would August, 1047. f|.« tUMt prelects will include 8 *> ,'!•)•* Comtnirtes (but *h- N'avy fn middle America re»cue woiPr* dovlierl through pmek to pit's Rodgers said Peatllne told him *s not gHttii’ i i f:.(i break ur.dev I’ MDNE C O N T R A C T ItKJKt T E D null distribution, cs*r- f i n d i n p . further depreclet# the value of the *h* hopped out of bed and Tan (o leaking dike* along rampaging liver. NO COAL > NO JOB! I " LA H ARARE, Jan Id — i/4*r sarvtra for pitlenls snd hesl'b th* unification >»f rh« .trirvd ser­ dollars-trlth'w hich*-w a. run our the back door but was turned The lilest that hit northern Cali ♦ : COLLINSVILLE,- JUI., Jan. 10. back by one of the Whitts. Rhe (lie state loday declined to i;p sd'iciMon Mii'iughnut while sivj vices benseholth. our baeloeases, our »i,.,vy *»**" of .ester u- p > " > a proposed con triad bv Col >"d schools, and X-ray tests Kno.viand said be wanted to school a and our local government _ yp) _ A Colllnavlllo.coal miner then scampered through th* front fnrnla was termed a “virtual hilt , >ii* lowlands Rut reinpereture. ' h i l l T ien sra dlo Ties* would today considered th# posalblllty door and under the house only rard." aarvkaa. "Tha Seminole County T u l v i -o know .'betlier Denfelil had been Highway patrolmen closed high . P,„ ndhl. hrtrrging a rneasine of s»i * Miami da lly sport* digest lost - slid Health As-o- istlon I- fired becatus of that testimony. ^ "The, federal budget con be bal- of legal action a g a in st* Progyos- to be pursued by the other Whitt Severs! Republicans, Including I be contract w as pionn*ed be gl ilefill lo those who ll«"» help'd ' | s m «4 In IN I. I t «m >b* kalarveed •|y a Mine Worker* Union local who told her tie would kill her way OR south of Dunsniulr In the ir-llef to the Immlieils of peisnns snow-struck Mt. Shasta area A ■ 1(0 have beep forced to flee from Iv'scri the Southern Rcll Telyihmle make ihe program possible ..Id Sritatoi Bridge* (R -NH r 'ind G ur­ which he eald deprived him of h a If she did not come out. job because he plane to heat hi* «nd T elegraph company ami Trans Mr Henkel Ik Due In the new ney If! HD) supported Knowland’a As she cam# out and etarlej Inis driver told of fighting seven their hoot**. Tha stata lallrosd and roelllng 11* 1. the Asknclatlotl '"»> pic* ("l delay. Damage lo crops and property isdln. non eeaeailal axpoM Kaiaa.Jaet i* new home with gee instead of up tho front atepa. Turner shut hour* to Inch Ills vehicle front But Sapetor R y r i (D -V a l and wo knot hod to do II m the farm, co*L her In thu arm end right breast. Dimsmult to Wead—Jttsl 18 miles mounted as waters Spilled over pnlillc Dtllltles Commission said 3,i|P(t soals short, he stated, bol Ratwaen California and Nevada thousands '•( s i t e s o f rich farm its investigation hat! shown lha vdded tin t th«i* wa* no Intantiori chairniJp ry dln gs iD -M Jt. argued Charles Wslchekauahaa, a miner Rodgers quoted Iter. la bus|M*e and ln,fHfhmtry and OiPit (iViiih ■ '/« umifitw'•M'lrt b**t'AriiiTi The critical situation si wire was "Intended for use In fur- of ovei looking anyone. as O tem 'hatfsennU ^li^larlda has for 37 yeere and a member ,of She reeted until she regained In historic Donner Taas, snow hnd*. liit- Dciifeld mister uni Shsrtnxn’a had to do In theaa d a n of high local three, waa told ha waa out of some strength and then, leaving * slashed through the notch In the Vincennes, Ind.. sjip rn ifd some thei ance of gambling.” sppolntniept of sueeaed him a job yesterday because other trail of h|nod, went to the home Hlcrvas al fmm 30 to 40 tnllns p*i ohat eased a* tha rain-swollen t e n s and high prices.’: Flnsliy. iindet pressure from hour. Wealhartneii class this sneol U'slmsh River receded slowly dur (HURT DECLINES RULING miner* would not work with him. nf neighbors to summon heln. Tvdlngs. the ; i )un voted to daisy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . a» a ''moderate gale," hilt Its force ing the night. At my engineers, I A LI.A HARDEE, Jan. 10— (rp) EMPLOYES EYACVATEO J A C K S O N V I L L E , Jan. 10 b f i action to give Knoa'icnd m d tha will, sway a whole tree, -lirerilng sandhaifglne operations - The Supreme Court /today de­ SHINGTON, Jan.,tC . v ' f j r — WATCHMAN CffAHGIff* TALMAf)GE ELIGIBLE ----High l o*> onnitnlltee time m .iblsin in fo rn u - lu aoiilhern California, mors „it the weakanad levpes for twr> clined to Interfere with a F lo r­ DETROIT, Jan. 10. — IW - - A I woman tmpleyae of tha ATLANTA, J i t . 16, — f/Pt _ 111 IP Atlanta o* tinn on n*pf*M’» renio"a). tan ombaaajr a l Talpal on minor police charge waa placed Attorney General Eugene Cook rain Is expectasl tonight which may ilays, expiesserl the belief the ida Industrial Commission order Floslnn .18 misting Walter E Rountree as today against tha watchman who ruled today tK*4 Im4h Gov. Her­ end a cold snap that followed week w o n t of the flood w as over. 14 lluibank lift C A I T T A L I R T I C T R IC K Meanwhile, a cold wave, with state director o f workmen’s comadmittedly told n false story of man Talmsdps' and, former Gov. end rnlna. Ice covered Lo* An40 45 Chicago P R A G U E , Ciecboslo vskla, Jan. wlndii up to 30 miles an hour, pr limit Ion. abduction Inal week to bring In­ Ellis Arnall are eligible to run gelea county road* yesterday. 44 15 10—f/P>—The Ssmbx. CtachoaThe four-man court majority De* Moines fn the Indlana-lillnols, flood moved across Montana, the aaat. vestigation of the recent DAW for governor of G to rg u again this 72 02 Invak* wars told hy tha tra d e area, morn rain dripped down on c m Dakotan and Minnesota. The eald almplyt "We believe, after Oelveeton dynamite ate* to t new bail. yyar. 45 41 un'on nesvspapar Prace today, la New Y o r k George William Tkomaa, M, the Thus tho air waa cleared, tern- the waterlogged ftoodlands. Emer­ ntrorig winds whipped snow Into a perusal of the record, that the Seattle ... .... 33 just » device to gat the ntlnaa o f 85 gency squad# awaited, on In thalr huge drift# In soma mean of the rommlulen haa the power to i who dleeeeersil Urn dad 58 Rrasll’a workers o f f thslr trouble*. 78 Fort Myara rold Irolt. A t Wlllmar, Minn., vlsl- act us they did henco we do not S ^ t i f e f l j 1 pSis* b!? raacue work. .78 72 The Pnlka, said-th e newspaper, la Weet ...... Strong wjnda prevailed through a w is xeru as 50-inlle-a»-hnur have tha authority to . Interfere." Kay 71 e niror dance. 7* Miami „ „ Rountree waa accused of collecttt$ mom of tb* flood region, creat­ i whirled enow. The mercury 52 77 O rlando_____ “ Long llva tha Cte ch P o lk a," ing travel expenaee to which he fo r ^ g e m w e , b«» both ing a oow ha sard. Weatbar bureau lilt xnro u d colder readings war# 81 the article said. 77 Tampa waa not entitled* t n eti i T u wm rag e t e s ) official* a a ld th * h ig h wl*da would 1. ■t v , . \ « ! \ t ..a ^ R otary Members A referendum will be held. Tueiday. F*b 21 to decide (wo iituei upon which the fate of (he proposed athletic iladium will hang, (he City M n r t i m e r M a c D o n a l d Commission decided la»( night fol­ E x * d is tric t C o v e r. lowing a (wo hour teuton in which or, T a l k s T o C in fc many of the citirena who jammrtf ihe City Hall, voiced opinion, re­ "Management's Res]son«ihihliei" garding lha project and iti financ- were outlined lo the HnUry club WAHHINOTON, Jan. tl). — id’t — The Senate,Hsnklnc Commltlee sharply dennunced .tohn I,. Lenta’ Ihree-dsy mine ueelt loday and aakerl for » study to determine whether tl>» miltrust laws should he iippllrd In labor union*. The romnilllre approved. 10 lo 0, * report . hunt­ ing that Lewis’ l u l l e d Mine Murker* union ’Took || npiin themselves In usurp ihr . . . . . gress’ e tr lu s lv e right i„ lck.|. Isle on produrlioo and pri..- runIruls.” The report, mveriug un InvesilgRilun or rusl Industry nperatlmis which the rnmmlltee made last slimmer, slso de. tired that the Lewis order Imposing a three day work «*ek U 'Ihe *ery snllthesls of m llertlip bar­ gaining.*' In f’tnlrr.l Rinf U. S. Protests Harsh Treatment Of Evangelists I i I 1ri M O f i l l l rl 1ft i ■4111 n ftHIMiV', | rLui t*v tin! 3 Over (jglfl \ it lilt'' May Vnl i .ll I'Tur tflji •$547 Million fax Scmilr (nf|imy ftrlqVR Ap|»M»v»?l Of Naval Chief Nortlicrn California Hit By Blizzard, Midwest Floods Altaic g g g a t f a as THE WEATHER p j a f f i a e t . 'S ■ mwSBBSm ___ _____ I . . . ------ -------------------------------- - �• «-.— T U E S D A Y JAN, ^A (JE T W O The Sanford Herald Coal For Our Needs „ r .( ..M I.|.- e ini iimm Pbbll.k.rt ri.ll, i.-jj,, * * i* r e * r The tim e mt.y come when h threc-duy woHl week In the coni minim will bo Rufficlont to produce all thw coal required ... bv tin* nation- Wliun th a t tlnu* comcn the job o f a coni m iner may i.p|H>iii' more A ttractive, or I chh, tlependf(^|<'on w hether l»-ir*.ir*- tim e or Income In the p rim a ry conaiderntinn in cliooiing a trade in I bat future day. Kut w a, are not yet ready for the three-day week, ju d g in g by the recent order ol tile In tern tate Commerce Cornmiuflion reducing uervice * . »ni i i. . * . k in by m id-burning passenger traina- T he ICC' sayn an otnerHi I a l l l i l (IK. VlllUtb pency Hituation exiHtM. 11 . l.nnlh* U.. ill M «n ll,. ■ , . ,| lair if fetLifora-aad uibu^-epcrutorH o u g h t-to -b e able Oe»_ * r * r ___ l I , I0.IMI All i . m im m i , ‘ m i'iirth ‘ '.arae ul to judge from pu-st experi* lice tbe damage they are doing (.,***« . rr.ululliiu* i l l * w i l l , , . »• to th e ir own induxtry by the deliberate creation o f a coal • Ulf ,*| l„ . II,. Ml • al.iMR lu.Mt-, m il Hr cMariir* fnr ehortage thin w inter. They need look no fa r th e r than the Ul i.k .ilm n ilt.tiii.u a ra n *. application o f the IC C order. Ten or fifte e n yeara ago hiic I. I . r u ti t r u .a e stain,ual.r ... I •«n ti .Sr i i .|,:<ui . ..( H ir t r u llt r . an order would have wrought havoc in railroad timetables. Jur., \r ,« I m l , < Mi ami, lirltu li, Today tbe effects will Is- much less on almost all systems, K *„ ,t< I n , ,....♦ t | 1 Thr i . ria l,I |« .. ,iiii„.,tr ... <*,. and scarcely noticed in some areas, because o f tbe extent Am u . | i|I,.I I ’r t t . M.ilrl, 1. r nllllr-l l< which Diesel aud other fuels have replaced coal on the t r c .u i lt i l ) lu tin u, ( i„ , | , uut.li. • ellikit n| ..e ..I* I . I... aft t.. . . rails. This replacement lias been _ g reatly accelerated by iftlliin nil *Ik* lot A| nr. no |»iliafr«l , tu cold shortages and w ill ■get another• A i .hi* at im itMt.piip.r. *lM|«ufs Itotg.***, t.»u hi in ' :previous sti'iki-eaused . . '* * * ••••»»»•■ .r isiosl from the present situation. Thu people ought not lie required to endure tho inT b l.n in V , convenience, hardship and loss which arc caused by these W I m i ll MOIJi'l|(.'K repeated stoppages in Die m al industry. I t does lio t, make (T’roir, tin (diiiNllioi Scienrtsense that operators and unions in a Is.sic Industry should Mnntt'ir.j Four dry» Uefotu the Fve i i .. i„ perm itted to go on c e a lin g national einergeucles accord lig h itil I ret-, , .. mg In th e ir whims. Wind shall we dn about, it? descend, the iangevt night ........... ,f i i lovely \,-|,r . , Awed in Iht- I rit-fr*. vyudai u li-i noon, the h tlg h tr)*^ '! I'liihji fu llu w ill . Ml 1f f til# l ! 4*4*1 ' # . 1 h > i I i. •¥ • & * «T. r 1} promise iif - now l l l t l -H eel 1mmg* CliNtter, |MPlh A llltl *1 4|t»h4f(| rt4»«f« f 11"ll V ugfilli 1 Mil i.iifi*-** Crf * 5tlL'|t ilfttl Mint. r *t ll lirll, . hogrtul v l..l,-i High above ' • .,(1 the n httfr • lllg " III i * *I ( *| y ! Iv * ft . 1 49 ;•'/ <Y V. nf * r2*r i»i • ' it* yt a y• Ilankvd Houthwai.l "i.iig n t aiiulb* i y»‘i»i ii born: '. flu' i ti•IHi•• n Mc.ill4*r kuin*a with Chrlstnms cye.-i, tiu-if ft ir ini ih#* i i i i , iwitiKs ii*iifli from t'a p r—oro. F R A N C K S i in tH r t »*• ? ;■ iii k fft' i ;k . • r ” 1low do von fe-li*i". nrw sp.pri mrn a l l I >vr Fme.u.n * the liml lii-i ii I^IHtril by I lieill Rr,0 ' r \ i | i I lerj tun I keep till THE FATEFUL FIFTY YEARS THE WORLD TODAY lly D fW Itt Markensle' ’• At* Kiirelgn A ffa ir * Analyst Ni.w llmt I fit- (,'liiin-n. Cdinmi.ni-' ■ liuvt- liml tliuir .sweiifiing vietnry IsiUtered t lirouacIi recognition of (licir government liy ltritr.lt* ct nl, wlml run wo expert next? VVIimI U llie flgnlflroiMO of tlm lo«ef Cliiim to till- llumocrarle* ? firituio .e.uinifa in* Unit formal recognition -it a govurom -nt doe. not Imply approval but may m e re -1 ly he acknowledgement of the ol. vimiM lic t that a Suing icgiine hu Im-cii erlnblhhed. Wnll, th a t 1* inm , hut recognition !.y a major power i* ill effect u piccq.ort which cun carry the new government far with od.er miiions, Thai iccognillon may l.e an open . aim- f"i fill I her recognitions Moreover it i lit, ly to cl lengthen the hnnil ol the Ohilieie (-'ommnn ml in pleading I >.111111 mu ii . . in 'lie Far K ie l. Mo we h im od,i- u for cranted dial one ol llie early develop iiii-ni will In- application of pre»«nre l.y ll'-d l!hlmi lo bring neigh In.ring A ifillc coiililrin. into tip -1 ('omnium I fold line of llie ntrang ••* 1 tilin g ' al-mil this ini-niigruoii llll.-llloll I thill llie lll'ill h Com iio.mvi all h foreign mini ••»-’, heml ! i . i by I'.m l nidd fo.eign ecretnry ! l-.iie- l II.*\ in are ineeltug at Co i An era lias ended if President f'hurlna K. Wilson of • .iiili.i, . '* vl*<l*. lo devi i Wltyi fien eral Motors is rig h t, lie says that the $1000 automobile I Mid IOI till id pieveiding plead ul is a tilin g o f Die past. Costs are too high now lo make a m i i .' i ’ iiio iii a tiv • I-** * i I f - an— l.'ln Ii. , g,.v-'l lint- III which everill l.l Dial people would lie willing lo buy at D ial price. II. in li:iv< pi I i • i -igni/ed l-lglll* If this is l * tie, it will make a great d ifference in A m en t|„,l ....... 11 can llie. The $1000 ear turned up later in Die used-car trad>' It. I I,, *P i'l"p our I heme, due tor consilient lily less. This gave many persons Without a I .lili Iiii."'.' >1 In- I'' ipmg Com gi< at deal o f m oney a chance to buy a ervircnhle automobile multi) I i i c iiii * o—aii ll.sl all A large seetion o f American biiaiac,- .-. cattle In to existence on I linin' hull 'id- .I. people htlv Ii, i'll . 'ooiuiuiii/*' I * Il illie- not Du- theory that millions of buyers would pass by in car. U mean i led dn in .I iirnil) It only the relatively w e llto d o owned them , this class of I,..v. M iiu a lly I oo, | i.,| mil tie l.usitiesH Would lie decidedly less. NUiua.'ili i loi>. i i , 1111it■lly I I.• The ownership ol cars by licit and poor alike lias pn- |ir*-I..*1.1i'll, an- dial die viisl I l i a jiiiily ul llie I'lulie peavllllla anvented the grow th of the jealousies which m ig h t have col.ml la .liter I 'oiiilliuin l liar NatPlIlal front selective ownership. Woodrow Wilson anticipated such I I I lo ii. vi'i llu f'hine-e at llo an outcome when c a r. fir.'t became impulnr. lie foresaw that there would In- ninny on tlm road, tint not that tic p ill.In n ic |t.n o d me under f!oiu I donoiM'e.o And it's wm price would lie so low Dial Die low income man could m e Iiinlll in , i ■• r. i i d i i .i - mil Ion wile I. one as well as he. employer ll.-nry Cord and a few otlmi no I. i . I'* I ..... . i lim enli roia helped our social atmosphere In m aking good car- cheap pi i i d'oiit I olio ouil.tiliii mull.*, m it,, p. pul ii ion of it It would lie reg i el I able il Dmu achievement has reaclu-l ............ .. Thu Lo\v-Pricf«i Car il end. I f m 1 i «i U i» I * . p i i i ^ p n v i ' i T h ere is a caving possibility m Die fai l Dial uiioine litfiil 1 \|t> fi'A • •I'fit’inl .Mil'* l o d vl l i i i r llinii .iod i Out (mu have risen too, although mil yet in a way which gives Dm I'/i Tnin:, Hi* * I iiti’ii? <*«»inlimn 1* i r it, no. -.iii ln d v.till- liav.ng n» low-income man the same relationship to the more costly li'Uil* r, I* i i ' as in iltt Hovlt'l rii|)ltul Wolf niily lim e il-i.V, .1 w n k ul automobile of today Dint lie had lo Die low-priced car ol ! iiml it i 11-1'4««v• •I 'li it lii* urii) tin* Iw iir llie p iy t i ny in r.w -d ten a few years ago Hut car | sices m e dropping sligldly niidi K 11 rnlin iiti> iti'ii• u ifii'i’fiumt mi overall 1 !ltifi*» Kit tan relutloiiR I OliAiivei. I.ehevt liml (In* lltfjie yr m ego, II Iv» pone mil mi .ill perhaps il will work itself out. n lliri sink lililli) i •.l||>pljili; i I iom illilildile-i ili pcii'h ol upon i mil loi llm i esi tern e, I h<If liU«il " I 'h i’ evil it loliu I. l.rwi-v, .Mill M i l l — Marrim'p.s Ahull! 1,5841,4100 i’ot||ilo!i uinhtirkcti upon D ip nuh ol •hiitRi-H . , r WJ. Ul, lJ h sltostld I k- mat riiiioiiy in D ip Unitpil Stfilps in |l».|{t, a m tn ln ig to D ip (Join by lo n g lf i* In piryenl M .Mplropolilnn Lito Insiinincp Cofnimny. l - w i ' in r-h i--lia m frt'-n e re j- in.nl in .u ihxliiip of o iip pightli front I'.idK find ni-ni'h nett li'ip- ileTioym g ll— rn iiir cup tlu iU I'TitKillutlt, ^ t-^ ill-lin n * jivuk of ^.UUl.UOy iiin n iag' , Aronorify' "f i f i i l WfWl*«l|lfiel.“ IU4<i '.l'h f ^ ' “e rp u ltfl^ 'flp rla In large part D ip p x I p ii I to I flip number o f Itp in iirn n l men in D ip poptilali«m I iii A f i ll v.nli ,'mlili. a| 1,illy k In-Uig,. lith I in , U il.tm l" I Inn-'lay iiigld wliuli -lioiiM In ol inlcie*l litK'fi ii-d n rp il by D ip phendm piinl lioom in inarriu g en tin tin g tin) iInmipdinti' jioslw nr ypius. Tho down trend in nmrriagpM from l'.H 8 to Ill-lit wir< In Senator l*»p|tefr llifle Deoige Sliioll—i-. it -l.d'il lq lie llu pun nationwide, soniPwhnL morn iimnonncpd in D ip m ajo r p H ipm ri|i,il p< ifi 1, lint even .illiniumf Diiiii' in D ip smidlpr coniinoiillips, und ntosl inurkpd in D ip |,|*l iiimlli-l.il> Ini llltl l kllleil .Sllllrii norlhPin tier o f stlitUH front D ip A tlin d ir to D ip M I i I w p i I, In D ip H o i i I It mid tin S tn .ilr ip nppie limit lo .'—im I oi where D ip i I p p I I iiu was M I' p i t p i i I I'eppn. II von 1.111 p u r lln lime, West D ip i I p i ' ip iim o w iis nlioiit 11 jteri’enl. In D ip popiilnr divorcp nod iniirriugp cpnli-rs of Iteno mid go OV« I ll —|C .llul I—,II Hep NllM I. iim Vegfis D ip drop in mnrriiigus w in 11'. und Hi ju-r«-*-n 1 111r I • 9pr. 1l . ) 1,11 Hi.*V lu .g a ir.tl rPS|M'i'Uvp|y. N p w York f ’lly rpcordpil n decline o f me Ileal in -loir. Not* only a I spvpiilh and I .on Angeles 11 decline of one tenth. Kudnclinii Capnhlr -p c .ifri, lolly n» a lilr "" w ithin this iiiiign worn registered in Dlncngo, I lei m il, und 111* |rcl ai llu- lliirnt C,.I.i(f*I . hut I'hiludeliiliin. al-o lult -uliivll|bij> ,lo ft.iy. II" ' *'l)i*f)pilp r e m it declines, Die yearly number of niuris a incni'iialilr y r .11 in l-lunda ringes is s lill (tlK)Vi* tlm prew ar level, und tlm m arriage liitlory. ISiiPillirii) i- lit exactly llie rule id higher. Lliuti tlm average for the four decades from • time age ill it t I milt' Will when lie D ip beginning o f tlm century to Heart H arbor," the M etroWn» e|r< led In .tkeijbennle. Itolltuii coiiniwiitfl. AVpsr -V/s j Comidiollri itjaW (Jl-iiloie* llie i"pl*n" with ^WEKt * in Florida’* IH’W "llinllcd jiale- l*X wlieli lie meal will I.nut ' *i.iiii, 1, 11.1 Ibis.m I i„ g ,ill ,,.1 very . I., >-lv .... . *l„l pultliciilly. The l.ig qu> tin., in-ill wuulil o h , lu I f iMiui.-l.uiiii: The-, b mu i.f il— ' " • I f t ger I Inns i.f Chins', and aatu i ally Ma.. pi antiui** to | '•'•"11"I »< II" vcvej; (fipirlit'llm, M. 1.11 g "io I.*, 'iiiviioit>'.ii 1j .' Iiijimg hei g.ip ol. tl:iw hlg'kica which not only 1- cull d.-vsiap# 11 m ill.'trin ity lull lu .m li i a p'.ni'i1 1 i.i in.leg..- po iii' ii In event of *> Ilcpoii (.'.in Moscow leave n<> «I. *1.1,1 1 lo.l i —.u c .l Min. U ll' III (III > slci.'hng lu . t.iililiiiifH. Itii i.in** I Inggc I new |U,p ci*, i'riiviin in,,I D m in, nf Mo-cow, ih v lk ie Hull I'lliel I In I f MW|ll m ill Hu­ ll. mi ol w uil,I • '11111111111111 in ll.n l , 1 ,1 ll.c wm hi lu.iniiiullv i i - , , 1 'l.iin 1 nih- I.11I a c lu a ll/ loi ...d iv ric been l.nmnI J 11. 1 ...lain .11 I / . . In, al-.. say ll.c I'ciplng . . . 1 , .u. 1■nl I ih'terin llliil In free ■II i'll.iii'ii' Ic rrltu ry , including not only Tibet but the I'-Ilillll:' Ilf FliriiiuNii iiml lliiiuuii. F'lrm ii'ii of c.uanc U the l.nre rliuscn by UencriillsHiini. l.'hlioig Kai-HhcK for lii:i final defense, mid D hiiuuil to u.ini' iiiulcr Ifi'd attack. And what ■left'll n cnii O ilniiK make? Mintnine Uliinng in In r fn rn w ill biuaili-asl mi I'lie wnn nl.uiit to leave A merli n for Formuju tu join her Inpil.iiiul, put it like tills: " W illi nr without help we shall ■ flfl I\ . .... I . I , 1 ......III fight. We are net ilefenlcil. Unrc m illiiig ly nml with the tciiM lty "pio bab lx'j*e '.iloeiuhd ill llie of life we ('hall fight und hired neat triiion,10,/ i Utruer it will be the *111 lily. Everywhere in ('hinrs’s 'aimnrlcd. Ifacill/l'ejfatUndeil until „ ^ f | ^ A I R , ;.fla ;; Jan.’ 10. — (/I*) — lJ»e of tnliacro ran lie a iiininlnnil our Kuerrllln* will keep it uiflpdii rv.iA'iVtiiitald to confatal plralUrr lor parson* with utleiial ditrair*. u New Urlean* mitjron llu 1 oich of lliierty. " th e nppri'.'uu'il people 011 the •iiinore .ill llie yLryi li'dfc A one lent . . r j u . u i u — „•* maiiiluml w ill lie iirn p am l ho tliat fitrin to .1 'ndfi^dUMUl* *" "inie. . l/r. Amurgre if. Storcli ..told a irgioiul conference uf lurgmii* at 11 given signal they w ill rifci Up I t War. never iitteiPkftiiat it dimilil that u*e (iP tobacco lie* Lid effect* in most' cate* of disease uf the -lin iilla i—oiisly nml overthrow the |be•"limited" |n H igiufit*" except vuku u f. UanimunlHl dumlnutlon trotted ie more icverc on lume perron* then on oilier*. for a limited timt&U) make it mote M U tift persist in imolting they nullify, the benefit* of with our roturnlng armies. To this palatable in , flectibli-cnntciou* ' V ndd«d. Dr. Storek explained that tobacco can caute we are ileillcatcl with our live*." That Isn’t just puulic fancy. UgUlator*. After tbry Ttave made M.me/ . , ."'r,'n |i' Tobacco Can B ring Death to ....- f Sufferers O f A rte ria l Disease S ; it cover "verifHtht under llie tun, then they i W i k v N | 4 ,,|e ’ Whenever they W»nl a few mow million dullai*., ^ > *.*. rale fiom 3 pet ill; hoof of Ht^lcltijr. Ill to 5 and 10 pert he first of aavaral sac* their foot m tli*tlrmoj-conthreneo* planned by the AnWMfyit.A'Ollap* of uwreoni^ to Herat tn cwiea of arterial sclerosis. in llicir pialpita 1 Till* Is a dlioaia featured by a blocking of an artary by a clot. lend* and drnbu) low of mrili- Sympathetic nartraa nr* thnaa U OPp Ik OT o atf rontrol the •a d tbe iu (- which autou :in< by a nliytkl constriction of tW . arta(i«a. ; |b|a patient, Statistic* ihowad *uch opera­ tbal we era tion* ara safe H r of hW f*»h- tlenti. Knulta ' ielr use w ith the i w remember.' ood.to wi ope, of:! Tho Lord kith roll takeih am 1-dlsaasa* wbsrs i hard to underit street ii ifflj Phaneflt, payshlshould have the And why one/ti me who is sufght lo kill 4 ] :utable ailment, iriag from', ret f ; another not be allowed S ie v e s b so — _— T fm o y be hard llw ilirte between thotc I f go. aod those who i «Uowod lo coatiauA Every a w id e w b am ♦ School Of Medicine. He warned, however, that often 5Pr|uua abdominal Injurle* exist which can be thowti only by earnfu, „ , mi„,uon. often there is damage at a ill*. U. S. Weather M'sailaseg P n e face Uael recast, ... I t waa below aero In Montane id parte o f the Dakotur. a* sklr eared, Tharmumelsr* tumble*' itrp ly aa the cold ma»* thriven to Wisconsin and Iowa aud bead I fo r aorihweitern Illinois an irtharn M M iu k ..'M a s o n C ity, la. ported a.drop from 86 above « Kentueky, above at 8 A M over aroaa from ce > Iran la to the Nortl Ma and there wsrt u from Arkansas to I j U weather waa r * tfm ith Atlantic states ■tuntaln region and Noteworthy Events o f O ur Time, 1900-1949 Com piled l y WILLIAM HITT. Central P re it Staff W riter 1*41 mail cuunlerattack) twgan, Dec. 17. IhisloKm- was Isolated, Dec. 22 liuilogne garrieon wee res­ cued by U. H. troops, Dec. 27. Ueriuan u n c u t in Ardennea offtu...H. I * n r f B - 'i . - M '- r - . d J f & r events: A circus fire In Hartford, U n iiii. w m blamed for 107 deaths, July (i . . A blast In Port Chi­ cago. C a l, July 17, kilted 3 2 3 ... On flept. 14 a hurricane which nwept the A tlantic coaat caused to death* A liquid gas tank explosion In Clsveland took a toll of i:i5 Oct. 21 . . o il M ay 7 iTealdellt Roosevelt waa le-electrd I fourth term ) . . . The Ht. la,ins Cardinals won th* World Mel IrS, defeating the HI. Louis III owns, 4 games to 2. W O R LD W A R I I — M ey 10 aaw the w o n t raid of the w ar on ouiiuum - . ill. u t 1,430 akilled n m B„u London,, w and damage done to the House of W eetm liuter Abbey -n J , h, 0 rU lth Muaeum . . . Ku. d|||f „ tM No a N„ , ,tn d td |n Scotland. M ay la, a lte r appar­ ently Seeing (Jrrmany . . . The O rm a n W ehrm athl Invaded Hu*t.b. June 22, and Ituaso-Flnnlah honlihtiee reaumtd, June 25 . Joint United Htelea-Uritlah peace aims (the Atlantic C harter) were 1* lut-d by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston C hurtliIII (Jermana took Odeana, Oct. 10, whlla Russians recap­ tured Rostov, Nov. lb . . . Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and the Philippines, Dec. 7, then declared war on the United fltatea. U real U iitaln and the Dominions . . . The United Htates declined wur on Japan, Dec. 8, aa Japa invaded Malaya , . , Germany ami Ita ly d-clarcd w ar ugainat the United mates and the U B declared war on them, Dec. 11. Hume day Japan Joined the Axle . . T I— Japs occupied Uunin, Dec. 12. and Wake Island, Dec. 2.1, utter heroic resistance by U. II tioope . . . Other events' President Itoo-ievi II rlgned the Lend-Lease Hill, M an Ii 10 . Illdekl T'ojo became pieinter of Jupun. Del 18 In the World Series the XIs vv Yoik Ynnkei'S defeated the Rronhlyn Dodgers. 4 gan—* to 1 1942 W O R LD W AR I I -T h e tide of Ja|ir.neae conquest rolled on us the Nipn took .Singapore, Feb 15. and New Oulnttt, Muicli 8 . . On March 17. U tn Douglas Mai A r­ thur arrived in Australia from the Island luitres* of Corregldnr Hulauli was sutiendereil A pi II b ‘Die U. H was elri trih id by an air laid on Tokv". April 18. led by lien James Iti.o little . . . Corrcgldor aurtrnih-ied. May H . , . Hattie of the Omul Hen, May 4-7 . . . Untile of M id­ way, June 4-il . . . Japs landed on Klska, the Aleutians, June 7, ami on A ttu. June 8 . . . Americana ul tacked Oundalcanal, Aug. 7 U o ltk o fH a v iils la n d .A u g .il Hattie uf the Enslcrfi Holoniumi. Aug. 23 . Hattie uf Cupn K*|wj lUiice.'Oct. 11-12 , . Hattie ul Kl Alkluelll. Hritlsli stupplug Uci III Noil Noith Afilia. man udvailte In jjet. Oct. 24-27 ., .'. Hattie uf Har.fa f-guy IsfamH 2C Ah'.VrC h it N I u iii H Oct 2C b i.ii fonep laiulr.l III N o ith A (; r l i ^ . Nov. 7 . , . y*a Hqltls ol (lliadulr alia). Nut I'D lb O llier event* IvalMf W ill—Ini ll dltd.Jil <AVI* ni ihillaml. Jilin -Ml . . . F lic III the (Jucul'llUt (lim e night cluli In llostun h ill..I 4'il l—nl'tlis, Nov. 2H . . . tli the Win I.I Hrlles It— Ht. L .u ls t.'aidinaltt .1* te,itcd ll.v NrW Ynia Ywnlirc- 1 gain' lu I 1943 W O U LD W AR I I 'Du n ic e blaiua c o iiftrriu r lie tween l i e - , d in t Roosevelt ami I'rniu. Ain. hisildsnl Many S. tiuinnn O tn tra l MucAilhur 1941 Qeneial lifenhaw er grime Minlitsr Chuiihill —ter C l.'ll. lull took glace, luu 21 II ft pl.il.es ' luge.I b lit u llin k 0.1 Uerioui.y 1 Wilhelm shuleli) Jun 27 . Kut lb ol HtullngiU'l wide.I U> 1 man udvam 11,tu Ituscla, Fell 2 H n ri.a •ter uf reiul.allta of A flll u King ' M ay !) . . , A n—rKai.-i o< <uglvl Itemloiu I kI u iii I, July I . . In vusu.n of tSIvily, July l'i II r> glun. 'i lam.bed Ronu, July 111 Mu.i .m ,l.nl quit >ci Italian premier, July 25 . . . Ann rlrnim und (.'11nadluna landcil, Aug 15, nn K.vlo, tu lln.l Japs gone . Inviialuii of Italy begun. Kept 2 Italy am irluleied five days Inter M u co lin l wan l-uti.iig"l in 10 lu guaids l.y Ueiu.ai. gxiulioogr. • Mept 12 <.wi I'.w vl.t I ' KlSelll.uWcr W,,' UllO.r.l upl-ll — . ..u.ioaii.l. I ol Al'J'l" b u l l, in ...vii',loo foiled 011 Re, 2 1 111 It— wi.lbl of sport I, tb- New York Ynullicd ilef.ul.,1 ll.c :'t l.'lUKI Cill.lllluls, 4 gllll— i !•> I 1944 W Olt 1.0 W A It II • Ann rh uns lund'il III New O iiii—u, A g ill 2u . U II. ItrlllHh 11 oi.pii <nl' " il Itu i i —. June 4 .Ini— ii O I my Allied tioopd lan.hd III Null.lull,IV. France, m great tu n c Aincig uiis lamb .1 i, ii Haipuil, June 11. Uw m an V I tucketa tut, ro u lb rill fmglaml. Jqly lb Alflcd 11 pops I j ik I i. i I oii (.'.uio. July ill Jlit 0 i es«.ugrd u tl-m p l ut u.K ifylioiliuii same day -in V 2 i i * ItnlC bit I'.nplaint. Aug I Allied l.u o g i lie ul**,I Mi.illi* A old t i n h runic, Aug ll. n HI", cu tri.'il lit Mllllel, :• »•* ' An,' iio .n i llivad-ul la y" l-tllllp ,'H'i plin l-dail'ta, Oct 22 ll.illb oI I I — I'lillip p ll— ' ■ i n i | 3* 2'i 11 It win lug i,lu ib ii Iwu luiiu, Nov III Alt—In a ii l.ml Hiill-.b lioogs la ok r ' irg tiled l.iiu*, N.iv. 25 Alltel • u nos I , ,i,l, Mllidiuit "laud. lire. II tb ittlr of I I — lb<l,,i 1U ,I W ORLD W A R I f . . . General Mo,'Arthur led American Imups landing, Jun. 11, un l.ulun, main I'lillippll— Island . . . On Jan. 28, l l — T h lid Arm y, under Uen tb oigc H. I'atton, Invaded Uermany ut Obrihausen am) I ’etersh o h** . . K ill 3, Yulia Cull" i t u i r i l l . H , Ureal Hrltalii, Itu uni v.un t—Id . till I'l l . 10, A m e t l e a n s ie« up­ line.! Hutaun . . . American ti.Hipi lit",s iil 11— Ith li—. M artli S . II II fi.ices lauded un (Jkiuuwa. A p lil I . . . I'leSUleltl g iaiiklm D Roosevelt died sud­ denly In Wurui Hpilriga, Uu , A giil 12 Vice I'rcililen t H a iry H. Tinm an succeedtil ban . . On Agril III, denerul M ai Arthur piu■bullied libcratlun uf flit- I'hlllpgn.cii . . The Itcd Arm y entered It* i Ini siihurhs, A jirll 22 . . . I ’m I an* executed Hcnlto Mussolini, Agid 28 . The Uerinaii radlil mu,'ait—ed d. utn ul Adilll tlllle l. May I kail ol He'inn, May 2 • i t i many surremleicil. May ' • —ling v ui III tbe Kinupruli lln u lc r IT— United Nation* I ...., i ie.it, ,| by a <uisfcieiu'e, * A gill 25- Julie 20, by 45 nations | in Man Flu m l u u . . . ’Die flrnt ■il"ill I hin11. in history was expe> ............ ____ _ July ... m i—ntally rxphuh'il, 18. at A'limugiinlu A ir Uace in the New Mexican desert . . . Potsdam I'unfcrcncc t United ,'ttntes, Ureal lin t utn, Russia t In licrlln, July I'f'Aog 2 Hecoiul atom Iximh diuppcil on illnislilm u, Jupun, Aug 5, 78,1511 killed. Third utuin I mii i ■ti diiipf—d. Aug. 8, on N aga­ saki. Japan, 35,000 lo 40,000 lulled . Han— day, Russia de• laiM l wm uu Japan . . . Aug. 14, lapiin s u rrtiid n td j ending World W ar I I O llier events-. Rationing ol "ii.n rd goods and gunMine end'll III 'l l I I , Aug 15 . . I). H. I loops In gan occupation of JupUli, A"C 27 . Hepl. t, Jupun formally rutrendrrrd to the Allies ulmaiil llu- I) H Im lllrs'ilp M in i ON" Itullonllig of ll—at nml hoi lei elided III the ll H , Nuv 23 . Tlm W olld Hells*; wnn won by llu- la d iu lt Tigers wlui d rlra lril the Chicago Cuba, 4 gsuirs tu 3 Neel—1946 t« 1949 llie | . i - l -ill! by an llliin llolNil I foi 78,87'.!,000 damages nml nsked • n il ib ab r iii the currep coal lull— an injiiliiTiuii ngnlnst tbe three.III i uvcisy. (('oailauec S u m r a g * n a e l day mine work week now In force iriiimcil wink, leaving O.IMM) Mill Nine i Ibio ci'til ap eia lo r* la* I wi i k sued liewin and lb " union ip n i'in lly. out. l!oal Walkouth Miner* failrcj lo *lmw up mi ll— trcuiid day ul the Milks al some pili owned by the June* and loiugliIi ii Steel Coipuialion, W l-rliiig Steel Corporation and Betlileliem Steel Corporation. Indnilry tauter* think there’* little chance of a genual leliiin la work before Monday. I be no tion’e coal tinner* now air wuikiiiK only Monday*, Tuesday and Wednesday* on orilrri ol John I.. Ixwi*. F'reiidant of the United Mine Worker*. Many of tho Idle miner* don't even know why they are not work* Ing. Tha operator* aay the walk­ out I* another effort to noodle them Into signing a hew contract. In Columbus, Ohio, a retail coat tuncu from tbu point uf Injury, Dr. (ioodwln related, because when an nttdomliiMl organ I* empty nlr npreml* under n blow and tliSre la n rupture at Ilia wrakust point. tint fourth uf the sanding aaw lln county jColumbua) common c. -iloae court. Attorney Philip C. timber In the II. ft. In DouglM plea* Fir. . Eballng of Dayton, O., aald It wa* COMMON, Dividends — »MX> per shore annually Serving the entire Cask Coaat South at jMkaontMa and ul*o Fort Myere, DradeilUn and 8a m o U , this stock la available to Investor* for Uw first time In tho history of the company under AMERICAN POWER and LIGHT COMPANY DUtrlbatla* Plan. , ii"th"iity, Flay,| pninicr, Juliaa • Mcitslront. --?,,tii M artina, 0 , ■ I" ‘ im cr nml Alvin (hlhum. 1 »:] 9 Ilk. 1 Plymouth Sedan $ 2 9 5 *0 0 19,41.. 1 ,. Ford 2 Doolr Sedat^ $5l 0.op 19 4 0 Huick Super Sedan $ 5 9 5 .0 0 T E R M S -lt d I K A I I K H t NICHOLSON BUICK CO. I'luHiii 1031 Hanford, Fla. Make Studebaker your 1 VP your now -car V T to buy you America’* S o r o k a Co our for a d r lv if lW R s thrifty In • low-price automobile ibis time. I9 6 0 Studs baker. U + j J o g , n U ttf > Step out o f the grooVo o f habit aod in *, it'* rta lh f MOnll tbdWhV through into a Snide baker showroom. Com * —our abend in "neat ride*' aa w all in and treat yourself to a rlos*-up as ”oe«t look'*—fampu gidilng «aw p ^ f u i of. (bo tcfrcxhlngly new and car la Studebaker-blatonil. wmmm \ I r e a lis t * * fees* ! * • * • « * » ) ed out that nccordlng to a aur vey by William C. Hutchison c expert, much g r e a t a r an___ tonnage thun 60,000 Uiiu could Is* expected ut the term in­ al if lower combined total freight lute* fur truck ant! w a t e r t r m . f ) portatlon are effected, T. H. Cruwley was awarded tinlu n tru r l fur curb und g u tt e r cunKtrucliun dn nurth Mellunvllle Avenue. Tbn bid o f F. M. E n g ­ lish ti* re-rnuf tlm fire station oar. accepted. T he Gontiillsslun followed tin similar setiun o f the County Coir.iniaaiun, in effe ct, that w here**, numerous roinplalnl* hsd I—en re­ ceived from Hmifiird citixens siD customers uf the Southern HF) Telephone Co. regard in g tl— act vice, that the Fluritla Kuilruad and Ihihlir Utilities Comml 4si.it' hr req*—stei| tu hold a public l,< a ilin ' in .Sniifurd tu deterinn— what Improvement!! can la- maili in the set vice. Kdwurd Higgins,t 'hr* in l.e r of I'ommcrca inuangcr, rerpiesfi-d that action Ik* taken on (hr matter. A t the s tar t o f the meeting, before a group uf citixens wtau jnmmu«| tl— room, Mayor Ca reU w ay puintcil out that Mr. Shinliob.iT/hail advised that the antis cipated 175,1X10 per year revenn-t from tl— Sla te c iga re tte tax, could nut be considered a* a possible revenue rmirce for fu,nnciiig the studliiin. Mrs. Fih-amir Ravcm-I protested nerving " f a w arrant by a policeman lo have her sidewall, I repaired, goiiiti d out that w i-u llu- trees ill frobl o f her IkiIW were trimmed, ahe wns infurnom they were city property, and olu Jceted lo sidewalk repairs due lo raising of the walk by roots uf { city owned trees, T h e City C h a r te r states thut property uwiiera are responsible fur i-oiiilitiini uf sidewalks, aitd thill the C h ief uf Police serve notlcm lo have them repaired, said Mr. McKihhlii. In March a ■ lispl.-iy in,the was run for -i week in The Herald, MlntiiiK l l e l tile • 'Itv rontem platrd a shlewH ........................ ........................ ’M "•paii prugrniu, and asking tlu i i it i j c i u co-operate to avoid lu> • i'lg not i , ,erved to them, lib goilitud out. A i i o i i k the cltiren* who voliid j "I'iilioll.-. p m .toil toil on the Jta ilium project and financing wmih •Tank Miller. William Ruder , r.incst llmi-huhhw. Knrlyle Hou-. laibler, tl,airman o f the Stadium 'a-sMS 7 ffiaaa! ORLANDO City Referendum . �—*- *J *■ V m p Tpisepyr jAy. to,t 3jo «<urnnn r? nuim " l ' * ’ »*; . M. i.^». w rs PAGE I flint h T o I I ouhcxvI vcb /ern Park N cwh Social Rny— S o rie lv Social Calender W EDNESDAY X h i board of the fmnf'irii G rfil tn Club w ill meek lit Ola (iailirtt C a n trr at B;30 A. M. I f c j h c Social Department of tinW t f o r d Woman’* C 1ut> will h«|.l a d u a a r t bridge party at I nil f . M. with Mr*. K. K. Anileri»"ii aa chairman. Serving on the m ranjtement committee with Mi A ndrra o n are Mr*. Will inni Schnabel, Mr*. J. Rom Atlam* and Mr*. Wurt W. Warner. Person A c tiv itie s T f l f ) ) l« M ip Editor McKinley Hall Scene Of Methodist Meet Mr > ( it P l f l l r n I. i ‘ w | h I'r o w e ll Mi H ill K ir k , M is W iM iillu f I ’avli ■uni M i'* C O .In iie * w ere In it- -es f» r l l i r J a n u a ry meet Mil,* r i hf w s i ' S ■f the K it t 'l*Hi« <i» *t C liu rv h held at M i-K in A ir*. I lla le <»*\ Hall i f i t i d K M iw y i'm p ri'sn te .i , , t ,', n iff I I'm H l"l le p n it . w o n In n n l fro m all ' lia ir n ie n M> m l,i | . v n lin i t i ' i ' i i d In m r i ‘ i ' f t h f in iiM iy d m . me the m on th A iiiarkf) Ini -ket niiftlnn sale " a * plnnni’ il f"i the Kehruar) Seminole Rrliekiili l.mlge Ni, l.'l "lifliliC ami the p m cin ni «n* Pie t ill'd til Alii r’lnwi'fll Rased on Will meet In regular *p**tnn al 1:00 P.M . In Ihe ibid Kel|mv» Mai 1 the - abject “ I'ii Irr* In Mil*if," n bar* am rmpievtcd to l,e pro* ■.“ tic " a s rhi'M'ii and inndr ptuyeil A n Initiation service will !>.■ • > Ml*. A*hliy June* In eoinpllheld and all visiting lieheknli. are mi nt the |in*lei* dia w o .mil tinted hy M l* , ( 'u n v e il. welcome. The * i udy fo r I In- eve n in e e n The Grammar School Kiin-nt Teacher Aesncintinn w ill mrel nl Id le d * 'W om en o f I h f Sel ip llir e , " 3:80 P. M. to lie |ircrci|cil l.v ihr " a * v o n d ilfte il hy M r* . R oderick Adam .', H tin ly i l i n i t loan. Anhoard m rel Inc at IV M The Home llemnnatiiitinn Club o iilitn i n ie lli " a - tiiii'li- th a t hn *t will meet ill I he Tnm ivl fe ttle i i'**i-s fo r tin - K e h iu iiiv m e e tin g n re M r*, t i. It. I ! i i i I* i i i i , M r* . A. I) a t 2:30 P. M. THURSDAY r FRIDAY The K»»r Ciri'h* of the Cm den i t t u h will meet al 11* (Ml A M in ( W G am e Room of the Mayfim Inn. M r* Jnrk Rn- ell will die M,, fu«M speaker, A linirhenn will b# held aftorwaril-- in the Coffe. Shop. The llenterornlll* (T id e "f thr Garden Club " III meet hi the Got den Center a I 7 :ii) I ’ M. Sallio Harrison I ’haplei Hunch ter* o f the Ameiieiin H iviluH oii, will meet at li nn P. M. nl the I........ e( M r*. K. II. Clem eiil*, iWu I'm k f eline. Iln a le s 'f1 w ith Mis. t le til* w ill he M r* II MniVMiii, M r*. Killjnr M d ih ell ami M i** Davis. All visiting ilanchle** »> invited lo at lend. The lllhiai’il* I ’liele of the Gal d m C lu b w ill i i " ' '' 1 " ■ " " ’ ’ ", w ith M r * II »’ D n lto e e . h'»h (»ak A tD tlP * i'a lM t t h ’Ht W ill Iw M i * I* Cl. Prlnsnn G ra n n y Shoiiliiu'i » He Overworked ! n, | ) A Y l t t T A V I tO lt M A I lh H AP h X iira iln n W r lle r F o r lu n a te are llm * e p a ie n i* w h o h a v e o m o th e r to fa ll lo o k on «« lia liv a tlte r. H ut don't .m tlo It, W hen a e riin d in o th * i i» n r c v la lfd upon • " lie the h tih y l i t t e r f o r m in e Hum n few lim n * . C O n»ld.rahle llio ite h l ....... Id to* _ |ve n tn th e s itu a tio n , *“ \ * 'In * d k a tlo n a l K liid e r g m te n A w « ta­ l l n e v e r was In te n d e d f o r * a r u n ilin o t t ir r in r a r e fo r h i i i i i H r h ild ie n " r Im hie* fm any le n g th • o f tim e , tln tv any. She's riot a* t tp ry , n o r 'lo e * *h e have Ih e S ta m in a iM *re**»ry 1“ do *n. ^ i ; m anv p a re n t* w ill leave iln d f : hahlea « lt h K ia n d in o lh e i w h ile th e y f lit nw a) on an e n ti-n d fd v a c a tio n . Km tlin *e w lm do. th e A ia u e lu ll lo ll m oke * the ( " lliiw ln e f l^ lB e a t lu iia . t . M a k e *u re a ll h a liy c lo th e * a re w a *h e d and p ln m l w h e re th e y c a n he reached w ith o u t e f fo r t . 1), L eave a u f f trternt canned ■' fo o d o n th e * h rlv e » to loot te n daya, a h n itld It he needed. i , r i i n e ig h b o rh o o d e h I *o help o u t by M in n lrig e rra n d * to ilie * lo r o * w hen n e c p **a iv . 8, B a b v l« u n h illy to o hem , v f o r g r a n d m o tlir i to l i f t , jo , vnuth e A » »nctatlon, p re p a re I lv ln f l q u a rt v i a o n the lo w e r f lo o r *o th a t flrn n d n io th a r « " n 'l h a ve to c a rry It u p n m l do w n t t a lr a . 4. T lo h a h v '* to y * to lo o p rib to m , mi th a t e riin d m a w on'* h a t * t o bend dow n lo p ick M "'m ftfl th a flo o r w h e re h a liy 1 b oom ! to th ro w th e m T im nam e Id ta w o r k * fo r r r lb . i i n iio e e III S S P B b , n d iih t c r y w hen e rn n d l o t h a r flo e * nut “ f the ru n iii. P a ra n ta can m m e rr.t th a t e r n n l m o th a r p la y a g a m e o f peek-aboo w h e n e v e r film ha* In leave baby, G ra d u a lly , *he can le n g th e n th a p e rio d o f tlip a aha U l ea and M r* . I 'u ik T v ie , li e f i e *h m i n l iii'if * i -i veil a l toe i ' i 'IH 'I iih iiiii n f i In* i *ii-v-t m e to M i*. A d iin i* . M i- lli'iiie h t n ii W a t*m >. M r* . T v i ■ . M i . T rd W itlm m *. M i* . K II Mi .U t'M im le r. M r* lliid * n ii. A ll,, .ti.iie *, M r* M a rvin I . f i d ' " A|i H ill K ir k , M i* . .Inhn I'm lin n . A lt- S a w y e r*, All R o h e il T ilh je , M i* . .Turn'!*, M i . \ \ . T M i A lpine, M j* . W oo.li o f ( 'a *h , Mi - K I j , y. .11 , M r », M W. I n t h . .Ii . M l A l» la 'll. A ll* 11 Al K im d '111 m ill All . ( 'in veil. |i’ i r y | M i l | | i l , K .M ', l l * ll Arc \ Y I ' f l f 1111 t r N It IIIIIIIIK n Compliculcri i, I lull a I fe*livltie* Snmi' are four ll»*&». M n a n V I ' H h i i i i i i re le h ra le d It jo fl’l f l l K iv tlv jlM 1 M»t ' H y in O n tfi n m l M i* ' l r j i i i c r w rn * ig iiP 'tn •if M i n riii M m . It. I llo n k r r on HOLLYW OOD, -Ian. 10 d h tlrapite report* I" the coiitrary, Dorotliv I anioni ’* figure i» n* whi*He.evoking a* ever. When Ihe glamor g n ' con N T lm n u i^ ir n u iti* i l l nt the tract with HKi> w a* *'d ip d it, liuim * o f in * tliiiiu rh lm , M i* . f?**«*nfi* WM* reported Unit tlw Hullo i « mix mi t in* U|i| Son fm ii litirVitiled to cnneel the pact ■hum I W ill (1*• fki M i Thnm.1^ H iiif t h r big hei aluipi' w.i* iml what it | <'in i v wi n fiM im i i i ’f*iili'n t * lined i" I f . Recent phoi" di* i prove Hull iillfgutnni Mi .1. It illlH 'l n f r h l l f h lllu n ifH , Dotty ha* taken bur f noon* j T m in m ill In*i m o lin 'u , H ill f ’ lir**(null iii ||ou*lon f'U n mglit club I U i lio v i i r l n n i i ' i l lo l*»*m I o«l(*i*. appeal aiici’ and then will i>a*k Mi I ' h i *,xm'II h it* tn k o ii a |m vj»|nn ill the " III lit I ’allii t.eacli. H o i- in t Id I h u m t t W liim -t i I 'f f i if * ilia. A fter playing at the W hile f*#n*l ( ' .1 H jiIIH ! inm li* ii I m ii I H o i i t I'hntogriipln’ r* Hull Kelu n o - 4 |M |) lo M n ii h lillif jjfi, *ho return* 1“ H u ll>wor d 1hi v io lin Hoai li on F riiiji> Now that her ItK »« and I'a ia tim '-itj* *»1 i in ’ home f M r. n m l niiiunl pact* have I n in i 'idfil. 'l» « f h . k 'H h o i *»f r u n , n ri! »he I* without a *tndi« tn lor I ‘ i iip on ( 'h i H ln iii* I hi v iv i'i t1 M r. the filet lillie It! hei Holly wmol •ithl M i h h n I n n i' of M a itln n i) cm for. W hat'* niore, * lif like* it 'ih it M i, IV i l l ' l l \ m * o f IT . I a m i that wav. i I if ilir Joe Steele, Ingrid IlficnintT* Mm M o \ ( »ii**i i i i mi«1 non pilhlicilv advi*er, - t ill h.i n t 1‘ h joli'w m ovi'd h- W t\ . lit in ; crlvi-d Hial now fam e. I I' ll' i II Ion, I1 <' u li 4iri» Mi. i iiMhn i* wa* *uppo*fil to hnyf c""1.lined **l.'iiii'n m l nl' Mu’ V ir lhi**t*. the *tai * pinna f"i Hn- fiiliue. Mi fim i M m . T o il Him;** nm l .Inin* Wvnian anil li""uld If'ii f mo 11\ ltn \f niMYod lo ilit ii iii'ii1 gnu. will king at AA................. a I r - lt ll Ht I* III liim lo . (Hffeient pietm e*. Iin»h toeeHioi '11 III).I M m H H i'iifit hi bey ini' n pp aifidlv that Holly* t i H || k,| mIn v w ith t in 'll *Im»i i ; I i I* '|, Wiatil ra lilv the fttei'dly d ii" < Mi |{ S lm llc i fd fouple .fiih 'i* / i ' l i r l r i o f Ml Im u lo u it * n Kr ink and Here AA'* h i" '" have I M .hi\ t n u iii Ki»rf*l •»( h u cousin, perfl*'ti'il a I"*W *«n v i iif'ke.ip M ltl\ I .I'llMMl’*. for Ginger lloger* in "M m in M« Jo u n n H im liii o f I fiWi» K llr n Center." I i lilile* I" I f in k lea nm l M♦ John hut l|n r*n ’l I"" k liki Ih f i■.i ly l* i it%I* m ui M i f ' i l i i FI.lc \ o f I "h in v o o il (In* mask* of former w in The h o liih iv * >ti lilt h im o i.l, \ ,» . \ l i t W e *llii"ie ’* plan t" iiia ik fl lla* »1h M i • h u lk ( oy ' h p m o n ti* the makeup Ihil yvhal'a niong HU; M i ami M m . J m iii’s VVi’hi* m o v ltli flerklea? «**. f i l l nfi I.ilfille Hall i* |oi"liii: ha •• i»nt in tljj »irliv o lo i Ili|f Deal A in a / in the Itiunati < i* i »»- • ( nl ion a l I ho M u i kiln San i I f n i lie faith, Siie hn* been laku « »»» 0 m Mi a»n| V|»*» N M VI M ovioll •liu ctm n * | m mI Hit \ i ' « V • in oooki i'.i y I hII H''t*v I Irak" ay * he d >* v ii't mu in Mi mui i believe in mnklng iify ve-u Mt uni M m I’JIhu ’ i IMomoo o f inliiHiirts sin mid* l li.it Hie Mil | V U nail w ot i ’ ilin n o i ■plan* *li" mal I'a iv G iaal Ini S'4■ Sum ix I * n "Deidi’ct|ye Sim y " lo Ih f pim. li' A n*»xx coni ilf v iu h fm o n .x . o f f i i n iilv 1 1 m f o i k iililo -hnppinfT, m in m '*him hm* no im m x hnnily im rk o l yon o, h n x o \ h iii hm nl In itik it* homo t 'o n x o m i hi m ry o f I ho to u t m n Htlomliior (itrn p p ln > lic «in i \ n il fo i th o hnu o f iir o i oi it s, A hoot! lit Homon w Ii * do t hou m o t t'l x M iopinnu o tl ho, *I n n i l . th o i*o nl n n d i n m \ n il u o io do -1k?n o il h \ i ‘ Ini 1* i S coit . loilimu po cin h M o i iIn H m o io •f 11t illit lvi N1111II O’TI (lilt I lono* I • Ol I'liin % l ! S, I h I* 11 i iio ’iil "j Vi i n n it in •ic u 1it* *ti: f i Vlllia ,Sl' 'I ill lh i, ‘ h n n di • ont | ho >ld|u 0 t orit ' H ll-'l I t i i*1 f i l l " ' i " * k J , 1 * !■'>♦hi i i i ; 1F»*‘ H u m f , !«•'»*: IH xx‘ it h I I " ' •111 l ♦ 1 ’ ■' Pil’ d f lo p o I ’d hx n it t i | f, t 1*1o | * in i*4> if 1cue »\ I** am t lim n td« a IniO f 1* i and Fa " ih x k ill . F m i* i n k ( mi * Fa­ IIOXX i -mi Mi G len m nl l 01 1 *II .lit oa lx at • d* m i: Mi and All ■ " I f r i e i l l-y ■■lie' XXMill a 1■ Ml.tk. t in i V\ mtk« ■tin F il lit '- " .J i*h ;i ♦1oi 1 *» ' ’ , M r. and M r* . G u v K lre s lo n e and f a in ilv have iin n e d to M a ltla n d w a r ie M r. K irc to n e i* e m ­ ployed by th e Root l it e r C o m p a n y . M r* . 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I,*...„ih! 11v r* llvtftii I In | i|«*l Klv, I >**l*" I .ill"! /’.Hi ( i"l' '-I jh 11)1.1, Lovola H lucago) 71 .Syrai'iise fdi T rin ity 50 tliiHsaelmseits 4(1 *11Ill's I* ill*, V l fit ill r i M i r t i i M i M * - A m o < * mhk Hi, Law....... . fill Vermont IP If it''it it iff I# tMlttvi'tfid 11r >i t*:«•if, Kentucky s:i North Carolina 44 Uinimii* :f p»*i «v Jfiiha 1; » • », is . n M ur. If id * i m rip, |rii*iii/ifT I'liid Oollt'Mi1 HuNketball o i : - i iiiBim Willi Mt * HmAVWInk SrlHi* l l , .1alt II ll Y l i ' i u . ' k , HftM I'n n ilirr, lilM • 1mI i I*lilf J li r i l II \ < I I'lilH r lO I'n lr l *k I lf. n |y |ila n I ’h lr f, FIVIM m II* i V. I IvlM|? 1**0' To ni*|M T ii d I i t , H nlii’t* llvW iiril, Hkv fUnt-, r i i m l r v Mmin M I^ T II M H 'IV M IIil r m ir M I I I u«« FnndFj Ihtitt* lln rlm r* llu ll|i»Mf l.fttf HI h%jit 1111 ft* Hr i* llln iitlr. *11 n .'ti I- >. friUil If ll lit*. <111 Thru'. I. T i l V I I I II A l l : — ftVMUli*. « H r llrhV u fair* T i i a i i F I in i. N iillli* Min l»rli, l |rofM In T » rli, T r ic k y 1**11, r t lliir h H llk H oi I I i i i ' h D ili. t.Ort At*V*T.L'hA,'T»n,“ 1TC — l/ft — Ben Hngan, the er«twh|la A m ik m im i ii opened Its ’ annual cripple, mny lie within a collide meeting here today, confronted o f shoit [mils toilny of bis g r e a t ­ with u “sanity code" Issue Uml est triumph. threatened a major rift in the „rIf lie makes It, n lot of fan* gsnkutlnn. will call It tile No. I I'oiiiebiirk of Kurt K. Lein, president of the all time. {4G A A , Ihsiii' iI a prelimlnarv blu«t But if little J er ry Barber is Ids on the controversial i|ue*tion. He victim • lint rainstorm Hominy tiuiv suggested that school* Umt can't prove tin costliest of bis or any comply with the code get out of oilier g o lf pro’s cureer. big tlmti football. As the field tukes off in the .Several southern schools, Im luil. I laid round o f the 1 15.000 Lo t urn the University o f Virginia, Angeles Open, the tendency J* to promise a battle to the finish on assume that Hogan will win il the two-year-old code which sharp ­ He's coma buck so far now from ly rtwtrirls subsidization „ f «t|,. that T e x a s h ighw ay ctnsb that >te«, nothing seems lm|tos*ihle. Lelb, onetime facu lty adviser on But he, and bin loudly loyal g a l ­ athletics at the University o f lawn, lery. may ba reckoning without a said mare than 20 schools admitted craft; mail almost as cool ns Ban­ last summer that they hail failed tam Ben himself. Harbor ulready to comply with the code. He suiil ho* seen A aim'll win in Inn richhowever, that 14 o f them promised <‘d <>f w inter tournament* wn-.hed to behave, mid were pu t on pro* into the nearby Pacific, yet he Inn but Ion. bounded bark, to shunt even heller "Seven schools have openly ‘ aid gulf. they'can't comply and don't Intend 'I tie I -pk-poilllll golf glove -nh line of till' coldest days of the ^to,' Lelb declared. man (m m Pasadena put a one over year find* lovely screen slur .loan The N G A A never bus dl-ib.-ed gar 72 w ith his previous i2Min ye* Ctnwfoid shivering on a Unity- tin.' seven schools, Imt four a ie teiiluy to take a two link e lead worn) sound .'luge Willi a mini e oil known. They are Virginia Tech. in the luorney nl 2011. Ilogno, who puilmlly co vering the liutlllng »ull Virginia Military, T h e Hlndel, was tiril f(>r llllb iifli't the Fir I -In must weal ill one of tier scenes. and Virginia. loiinil, carded Ids seconil ttic. e* "A ltho u gh the code Is by no vtve nil to wind u|, only two stroke* There may ho strong Chamhci' of Coiumeice piotesls. means p erfe ct," Leib said, 'll buck. (Inlernatiomili think It can be made to work. It's You could gel all sorts of aipuup to the various school e xe cu ­ nields III tile lockei room ami grill tives to make their institutions ul Riviera coun try idnli last night obey. over whethei Hogan, who wa« L. ft *|u 'IIT'U.* T h e fiillilHn failure _ o. # f any school fell I ml hopeli'H'ly rnppleil less I meet the code’s requirements cun than a yea r ago. ran do it. Most t v laid directly at the university of the p layers think lie can ('nil president's door because in ir-uiity weather is for«ca«t and llogan ns* alone is responsible," leporls lie's feeling go.sl Hi leg A special compliance committee nave eurrli'd him t tils fai .null A) I ft MI t i n Ml A not he i LxI lien' teem* tin lea-o n why they let f n i i i u l i ' l l \ ' l l " Rni'Pp ivhn which has investigated the schools . . i n i go anolhei |H lode rode (ihi l i n e aod later erved it expected to bring it* report tie lo | lla rb ei, 1fie p iitn ii [la. a In iiuinei — f ini main of fort tbe N G A A executive commit­ i lmngeil a lot ■luce Naliiidii v I ben tin- n e a t c c ld lo g ’s clmriiPtei l*llc* tee tomorrow. If llie executive runilllitli'f a p ­ lie was IWo strokes nlieuil bill in Mi > I) L. llo]ikliM‘ Three In lien res I compel dot vvn* Henry Rings, anil Hunk* the hmse, now proves a motion to ex|u>l tbe cu|Ransom, iinotliei vii Mini unknown at Hiubuli, may some ilav lie leges from the N C A A , it must he upproved liy a vote of two-thirds * 'unlit Sunday. Almost sw im ­ Kxli'iudnitlr’* I'qunl as a nicer ming, lie shut a Iwit'iivri pm 71 "Three Rings Im* that same c f the delegates at a genera] ses­ The N G A A conwhile tbc rest o f the fiidij flniiml- gninetii'ss Hint made Kxtarniinuiur sion Haturduy. tltutlun prohibits naming the *overeil ho riullv d m i only mie |iur gr ea t," Jeelnres Knapp. "And in culprits until Saturday. Ex* was turned in, A lot of the en- they Imt Ii thrive on bard work." tlitllls i|ult, lint w i l e given all A* llie iiuiiirr o f Three Ring*, put d en would mean the sellout* other iduinre when the tides eoin- Knapp has developed a keen ad- uiiIi) net play N C A A Members in iiilMee, a fter long ihduite, i tiled obi a thin foi the ft-year-oid Blue die course iinplnynhle and Hpmiged Larkspur gelding, ami It is not it (ompuictl of 272 Blither’s 1!|U o f f the Hciireliourd. at all strange that lie finds many At llml stage, In* m a rt'll com ­ points of I’omplirisim with Expetitor, fellow Pa'ailenaii Kilt terinlnulor. < worth Vines, was III tinkes bark. " I f yxiti iec;ill," explain* Knsp|i, Iliignn iliilti'l fllil'b, but lie was "K xterin in sto r orig inally war a lrailing n q ib cr by ' nine tinke* workhor-e foi Hun Briar. ID- was will'll the caucellatlnii caine lirmiglit to Louisville in ' KHR by I' iiI tognlber B a rb e l’s (list, four Ins ownei, Willie Hliitrpd1 Kilmer, loiituls,. Includjng the one Ihut dog to get Id- Him Briar, ready for ............. ml, fnfil Tie'll have a till ilk do fieri by. W I I 72 2 * 2 . I I........iii'ii’* winning ( "Him lliuif illdliT , g e t " Id i the average, in llie eight of it 2 ii [io-t and E xterm inator was fent year I ti ll il lue been played ovei in just so Kitn\vr eould liave his llie lollv Rivielu m ill's', h.« been ••/I'll:; th tin. up'''. K.xt< rminatar, 2H;t 1/2 ‘111 you r.ei' Imw riel Hy the lunges! price on the tcuiril, won that lain toiin iiiuy be if lie ean'l lliii Derliy." 'o lioltl llie pine loilay. ............ 'R in d* is a im a w ork­ At 212, only u stroke back uf horse," cimtlnjM'd Knapp. “ ID' Hofpui, is young Jack Burke, o i l mu t 111' Wolkcd every day and White Plains, N Y,, sun of one I goes iiiiiuit hie tiiiinlog u* thougli of llie pio maulers iif the iwentie*. eve ry exercisa is no actual luce. Vines, mtvrr as great a go lfer He Ibrives on that kind o f treatus lie was n tennis player, bill incut anil I don't intend lo change ulwuy.t threatening, i* ahum nl 211. At 214 are Ham Smuid ami Henry Rnnsom, who won the Hein\ IIHITItN I ' l C K S C A I'T A IN H litnle, Kin., imllvidiud ami WiltilA U l i U R N . Ala., Jam ID-WI'l— iiigtnn, Del., open toiirliamenls Auburn's tmithall squad has elected lust year, Jim McCowcn, tH7 -pouml back I rum Empire, Ala., a* captain nf K R A M i:It W IN S la th llie IPhil T ige rs, L())t ANGH LKK. Jun. Ill i/Vi— V n g il Willett, IHH-ponml end It look Jack Kium er just mulct frum Tnlinliaasec, wus chosen nlon horn lo liuat Richard (I'aiiclio) lernate captain nt the meeting Gimtulch fur llu- IHlh lime In their yesterday, llnlh will he seniors current world championship pro next season. lentils tour, Jim is the second M d'ow etl to Working like a tiiiicllllie, Kram er raptnln In Auburn team. Brath«r bested Goninb's il-2 , 4 -il and tl-1 Dick, now <>n llie coaching s t a f f before 0,715 fans lust night. here, former nulluna) chgntphm (luiixalcs has won hut six mulch­ puiitei uml sil-HKU performei*, led es o f Hit' 44 ployed thus far, llie Blaimuiu'ii in 1DIU. r>-Y(‘ur~OI(l(ielding Mm- Washlngliiii apd Lee 711 West Virginia Tech 117 'llie Citadel 4H Camp l.eujeiiue IN C i M ailin'* 411 H. wuiiee UP Berry College (llu ) H2 David Lipsciiinli (T e u il) <1(1 Athens (A |a ) t'olli'ye 40 Louisiana Ktule 01 Loyola (L a ) 47 lllioioi* OP i'urdue 04 Oklaboma HD Minnesota fill Mlrhlgoii HU Indiana A7 tiblo Hints 70 Uel'nul 02 Detroit 04 Michigan State 11(1 Texas Western 02 A rltu n u Htste iK lugsluff) 44 Wyoming Oil Utah 40 MONTREAL, Jan. In - n f t — Veteran Sid Abel o f the Bet roll Red Wings has moved within two point* o f teamnuite Ted Lindsay, who leads tho Nutlunul Hockey 1-eagtir scoring race fo r the ninth consecutive week. O fficial statistics released today disclos*-/.1- - t h o ..fiV-ye'ir-old ' bet, playing Ids loth season in the N H L , scored four points during the week to bring Ills totul to 4U in I’tl games. P laying the same number of contests, l.imlsuy has scored 17 goal* amt 2ft nssisl* for lii* lend­ ing 12 points. Third place was aplil nmong four players, all with 14 markers. They were Roy Cutmcher and Ooug Bentley of Chicago, Maurice Rich* aril o f Mont real uri,| Paul Rooty o f Boston. A lth oogh he escaped serving time in the la-liully box during last week, fills Murlson of Tuionlo still continued In llie diiblniis role « f the league'* bud mmi with so minutes In the cooler. Bill Durnan o f Montreal, five, lime winner o f the Venxina trophy, still led the goalleiiders with u li.14 a vera ge on 70 goal* allowed in 10 game*, Karl Leib Issues Ord­ ers Of ‘Comply Or Leave The League’ Final Round Today In $15,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tourney Exterminator’s Successor May Be Sniilonj - Orlando Kennel ( ini) KnlricH h O ver Sanity Code , a i «„ .i«n. m. Travis Tidw ell, Auburn’* ; Wake k'o i in I op i i ! ' ills' 5.1'Ii',’ il W'l I hi1 U itic i .ii Muni viclniy lo 12 Mu I 11.. HouiheaslPtn i onfpt.cpci \ " l new lom a li 5 i i 'i 'i i i il. I.oiooii on i i a is- r i I i ' edited Loyola of NT1) ' , < h b tui.i, ,)| l i VVc dl l'll K *i|i|ii'l() D< 2) " III lllliieil It'i.,, Mpui'iiS.'lt ligliilnl .\u v in . Ill-blV c ToliigIll's fiqi oiliiiclluu - in. Iipb I'G iiV v i, At'e ,t V /rgiiibi anil Long I land L . v». s i. Loin* m M u ili'i.ii Hipiinc Guillen, i H upi liali ul I >mpii iic, N oiib I iiiiiliiis Rlalc il David mi, D iiv L iii .1 I lido, G m ri’ii.vsii ,il II M i l I/'/, UfolO ul Mi lo a p.i aod .Tmla i 'lain id Ban I i mu i Co I'rn If li I ■iir# •-, I *I?>i lif t H u I ha, f 'hn l) li I 11 , ,j111n | • ‘fti Mitlli*IMi« T w i) li 'I i • k m At. fin If v I !■1111in, All I i i H hx m | %'l l l if %i [ i ;— o/ m il** si Ur AuttmTii liidV I in ( i l i t fiik iiiir v Untiv. f ’«i Ftmi ll n i.tl lltiiit'v, MnnuK I la it I'm k M ud l* i , Fitfil HiMUMlr N D V I gA T II II A4 I ;— n / Itlllftk M il* T o p Fid ftiu , | t.i ka ft a 11 l.ttvi-r, See F irew orks auburn Hilliard Champion To Give Exhibition At Monk’s Parlor Veteran Sid Abel St. John's Leadg ScoringRace In Hockey League B arber Retains A uburn Bacbfi( Second Goal By Wolverine's Murray ''" a 'S X X tT r ...... Is D !e.e£Xd,~L. c i s i v' e Score von, <;»•. »t hi* n»w n**ign i n rn . w age - NEW Y O R K . Jan. l(k-(A>)— St. John's u f Brooklyn, do • pi to It* two-point defeat liy City ColInto, continued to reign today ah tin top college basketball team in the nation in lliv Associated Press' weekly poll. T heir 12-game winning' streak halted liv their intracity rivals, the Brooklyn K u ln n n bounced nark to overwhelm St. J osep h* of Philadelphia Util S a t u r d a y , 711-r.H, to gain the nod in a tight five-team race for top honor*. St. John'* ( E M I received 20 flint place vote* from a nntlonwide panel o f 122 sport* writers ond suortscuster* to edge out Kentuck y's once-lienten Wildcat* for the *ei-ond straight week. Tto Itedmeii's nmrgln wu* u slim 5* point*. A firs t place vote wo* counted ten point*, second pluce nine, third place, eight, and ho on down the line. Third place went to Jsm g Is­ land University despite the Blackbirds' 1!0 first pluce ballot*, the most drawn by any team. The skyscraplng I-cmg (slander* 111-1 I received H20 points to C O N N I E M A C K 'S SC H O O L P H I L A D E L P H I A , lao. ID i/Pi — Kindlin'* loternntiimal airport ul West Pain, Beacb will be the sretie o f Connie Muck’s hnsi'lutU school tills year. A r t Killers, director of tin- Phila­ delphia Athletic* farm system, announced yesterday the school will lull two weeks sturting Feb. 2D. T he fun ilty will lie beaded by Ira Thomas, veteruu scout; Gliiel Bender, one o f tile Athletic*' great pitchers o f other yearn, aod Bernie Guest, coach of Pennsyl­ vania’s freshmen nine. Tuition will be fiee but each student must pay Ids tra n sp o rta ­ tion and f'.lfi bulging fee. Good pro*pect* will lie signed to ioutracts for the A T farm clubs. SportH In B rie f Gulfing a ll ftks Charley •J o bs '* lliembei' school*, and 27 confeien ces, wiiich wiiiibl tune Hill votes if uJI ntleml. Also due fur cotmldetwiile study nt tile niceling is television, foot­ ball liuwl gumi's, uml the twuplutuon system in foot hull. College runvlic* are divided on the two plutuon*, with separate team* for offense mid defense. E astern colleges hove asked ii ban tm television lo protect ga le receipts, •B ttU r in Styling *B ttt*r in Economy •B ittor in Pirjorm anct * BetU r in Contort • Better in Value • Better in Handling Eaee i la u grand u p p o r tu iiitv to m a k e th o e o hoi ro v e m e n ta y o u 'v e b e e n t h in k in g A b o u t D r e t f k itc h e n o r b o th W ith w e lib o e rd e n d tite b o e rd . fctt » e tre ro o m . B t e r t a h o m e o f y o u r o w n . W o h e v i t ih m o d e rn m e t e r ie la t h a t w i l l m a k e a n y o a a r p U n e e a a y a n d in e x p e n a iv a t o f u l f i l l . W e 't t a ^ H . M o n t h ly p a y m e n ts i f y o t l j w l i h . S to p i n e n d ta |OVev half a century of vfil\i< . reliability and service 9 AWM* f*°t* EAKMW t'.-,.' -.1- ..... I. ■■ 1, l-g ■ I S ,. . L O S ANGELF.fl Ben Hogan, -but u DO in the l.o* Angeles open, to I rail leader J erry Burlier by two strokes with 211. . Baseball P H I L A D E L P H I A - Mrs. Hel­ ene Hathaway Roldson Rigsby, 71, first woman to own u big leagu e club llie Gnldllilil* — died. N E W YO R K — Rspfcrt popped up uguili that Brooklyn wants to sell Jackie Robinson, the N»ftL>nal L eague's most valuable play A , to Boston. Dodger president Branch Rickey, In Kurt Worth, called it a ' ‘Joke.. ..That Bongs To Practical Uao WDBp at Oil BING TitOSBY HONORED B y A’HBOCIATED P R E S S Ulnli Slide 18 Colorado A*M U Greyhound Utta Uw ill . fusdR HOSE HOWL PACT W A S H I N G T O N . Jan. 10 — OP) — Kenneth L. (T u g ) Wilson emye he expects a new Rose Bowl foot•>sll nnct l—iween the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference ) be signeti shortly. Wilson, commissioner o f ath le­ tics of the the B ig Ten, declined to name the date, lie said, however, that tin- new agre em ent " m a y be for year* to come, not Just f iv e ." Other Big Ten western confer­ ence officials who attended the II. S. Olympic Association meeting here told a reporter "the B ig T en would like to have tho new pact drawn up for a ten year period o r lunger.’’ ' J L O S A N G K 1.ES, Jun. 10 — lift — The Gulf Writers Association o f America has honored Ding Cros11v for (lie y e a r’s outstanding con­ tribution G o golf. Charles Bartlett nr the Chicago Tribune, secretary o f the ansocla* lion, announced yestvrduv th a t Crosby will receive the William D. Itichardaun Memorial trophy. Bartlett »aid that Crosby'S an­ nual uro-Binuteur tournament at |)lt Monte, Culif., where the croo­ ner foots the hill uml .turn* over nil receipt a to charity, figured in the selection. Others high In the voting were Ben Hogan ami Bob Hope. G R E Y H C L N D R A C IN G *- N i n i h cord o f P-2 . U C L A ( 10-1 ) rounded o u t the top ten with 104 point*. T h a Be ars displaced Minnesota which fell to 11th. J9 In all, nil tennis received men­ tion with 111 receiving 10 or more points. Oddly enough, Oklahoma A A M , fo r years a power In t h g co llege cage world, did not even draw a single loth place vote. 1c ; ■ '±L-M tSt■*V-«s.' �lauam M * » ,-t • „• i p r v- ■ • ' » • •: 7 » i , n I I J?. --------------L -T U E S D A Y -----------------------------m Oviedo News .___ . , . „ . w T h a S a n fo rd H e ra ld B y M A R IA N R. J O N E S r l t t Staley and io n ; M r. and M r*. D o n a ld L e in h u r t a n d c h ild re n . • M r . an d M r * . T . L . L in g o e n tv rta in e d w ith a a u p p e r p a r ty a t th e ir hom e r e c e n tly , d u e * ! * in - M r * . C. m rm v,. Tt . Nlblack rxmiiu'H entertained e o ie ru im e u th e O v ie d o (J lrl Scout Troop with . C h r is tm a s p a r ty a t her home r e c e n tly , a m i g u v e th e g irl* io - ■ lo re ,! c ry M a i h a ll c o rs a g e - w in ch th e y m a d e a t th e p a rty . S evern ! ■raines w e re iilu v e d and l / i i I, , m :: ^ S n llv , freshment* were served h> the hostel*. Tiie noose was la-uiititul ly d e c o ra te d throughout w ith Christmas deuututiun.-. Those in­ v ite d in clu d ed Shirley .Malcolm, D o ris G e o rg e , Shirley 1'iirtio, Ann LeJnharl, 1‘lsusy Jean Smith..-,m, B e tt y Lnu Hensley, Ko> E-t,**,. MartliH Jean Manly R,.rtv l . o M illik a n , Peggy Fleming. I>..i..t>i> Simmon:,, Mis* Hot l. liim il-on, M is * Velnra Moon, Ac e l mil lend e rs , an d M r:. Roy Ch.nl J,. le a d e r alt and M r*. C. it. Chmt* e,»tertalued with a dinner pm tv at their hoine recently, An.... .. llms* In v ite d were Mr. and Mi Rex C lo u ts an d son; M r. and Mi ■ Hoy Clouts Jr., Mr. und Mi Met- R o n n ie C o x , G le n n Leo. Legal Notice . . “ '■ ,. . " f f L H_ j'- ., ,* i , ? u i nT i i ‘ ' l" r ^ ‘ 1 1 J m ie * t n l fo r' C U d Jv .. ./ • ., W‘T * * , r “ »•) M r * . J . II. Jones, J o h n n ie und J im m ie Jo nes, M r. m uou iLl M , , . Km , J u n e * an d I I . c ! I'lirkTr M r. and .Mrs. W illium Shakespeare Jr. of Kalumnioo, Mich, n M Melbourne, h'lu. w**re the guest* of honor at a barbecue irivrij hv .Mr* ttuliy P Jones, Mr. und Mrs. J. 11. Junes, and Mr. and Mrs. Ren II. Jones, and Ml and M r- Malcolm lone* lhn lut•■'i of llilando. Itevelly Jones, ol Orlando; Johnnie mid Jimmie Jones, of llviedo, were additional guests The Rev J T. Adams Jr , Hoy Scout leader, took Ills h«ys of Troup No. 242 on u biking trip , teliirnlng Thursday. The hoys cu joying this outing were Donnie . .Mulrolm, Keith .Malcolm, Johnnie I Jones, Howard Hunt, Hohby Hhaf- ■ 1 !.> .vi» * (.« ; U i . - *1 il- r n a full* w iili**! 1* Hit .4 i 1 v *1 111 IkIliN itr ts H l i » * r o f i'iii, 11146 4 h il t'* * Y t il l. 1 M i l e r s l ^ t x X W ..i >t l i l t JS a il.1 '«ntt1 Jl l i n t n i M •1 lair «• f ll*i •* II I 1 1*4* * i i i M i l v J » i ■1ar v a t 4 **it$lll V H i - i u l 11 i*i** i 'ta 16111 v P rltlu. il 111* (lit " M i n i 1 liMUttl* *■*r p i i l r t t i f I J i ‘»’ i n i torblii w ill. 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KiflU ml 11 i1*iT*«* |* Ii. 14 III 1 »it*'i f$l *i«l«M‘ 1 N\ IT li*'«i>x llll llLi |k** m ill ri«’i k ,.f t ill’ * "1fi llll ('ll uri. 1 'Ji • Mil HwlllJllOli. 4 'm ini > F 'lu lll • jii»' ‘ 11h llll Y •if 1'n r ilttie * A l ■ ■■ M A I. I Mu. M im iiiu tr Hi ole- of Klorithi * i » .t I Hit iifof tl M' iiiitiol*' ('m illi » I lot NIk You d ig i>i|iilr*Ml to h lr Jill i«i> |<>lit a in i* u| |»|riiil H< (h r itlio .* lomily ^ tif *Hh i'll* uM * *o> H. 1 . IIUOKIIAIIDT, Mi.lt _ —^ I* V i'l -fix i f K it: r j i i tit* | Or. lltMiry Mt Luiilin - I Stele ........................ Ptmo« — — — — ----- —— — ------- .. ....... | O p lo llle l i isl ^ ^ 111 M a g n o lia Axe I'h u n r S I.' fill y •■ .' . 4 -~ K rn l Kh I mI v For Hulo— :i U hc J''or K ale T w o n lo ry h u ll h o llow IlM 'c iJ ie ilru d ’ h u ililiN ll" g....................... 1! lin e room s ilo w m it u in , fi itlcu f o u ii- lii'd a p a r tm e o tx up x t n li* , F a y s guud r e tu rn , p ric e tifi.o rm . HBRAU) Want AUh H e m ills T h f fiilltin I nk o i I p * n|i|ily it* nil W n n l Art* |H *M I*lirrt I n H i t i M f u r t f lle rN ltli K Ii p u iiitl* lo I tier M I n i * lii* r r fh o i liie rM lu ii lia e rrlltiu r u n tn ir l ik r D tfU h lr r a le l*»r h l i r k llu r. f« re *•«»*• PHONIC 118 W aul A ll w ill Me a re e a lu l ■x *r iM r leleg h n o r on m e n ,■ ran rium r h n r a * l l s » u r nam e la IIM e d In Ih r le lrg lid n e tiin b . In retu rn (o r Ih la nci'i>i((ii((((lalla n Ik e a lx e r llx e r la r a g r r lr d la g a r p r»n (|> ll|. la n rilv r tn r aa In r r m ir r Ik e lir a l i n m llil r a a r t lr a . a ll X ta n l .til* tiiu *l lie la n a r u l l l r r un ike g a r fcrtnre p u k lle a llu a . I K m e a u t llr a * im o a r lla le lr I I a a r o u t iir r a r a la r n u r up, V i r a a a u i be reap uaalble (u r w a r # lh a u iiia la e u rre c t la s e r- THE SANFORD HERALD i gat pay a a l l ih a n > w th o u ia n d b e a u ty d o lla r * n to ro and . . . e x tra ro o m . . . fa m o u s r u g g e d n e s i o f t h i s g r e a t n o w ( I I I 1tif iftth 1il> 1 t.*.|» • i "MlJi it 1 ( I t r l f i i fill i 1m i 1lit 1 il 1 • IM I' ll Is lug III l l ll* , II.d ll. ( J||| f t 1**1 f , ll il l fit 11.1III **w J lo iL 'l 41t yi l II. Isis »I It* .1 III 1 ,ri— AiTirTeri F o r Huie* I lo in 11- l ru le r. E ti t e I.o n g w o o il, One fintniy:* mikie, stake — l . t l IIS III Ll llll I (*- - 1. B H iunclii- l* iu > .-ri * ta m te i i i , Hell ,,A . .W lit e lc n ,' J ll n lig litly iit.fd j(it' for liiilnpCf ilu|4. i' e ■ ■ *■ !! W ANTED —5 '»♦" ............. Mi | j| 11 « 1| m ...... 1 l e .li. I i l l It, e It 1 ! Ill|# |tm • i i . 1 III. I.$» t l l f l t «•E111•i I --*« •it in 'll I *15 HI* llll* 1* ol 1 I* *' I ill* ,011.4/ lilt YOII 14 IH M IU I >1,0'' .** t 1,1111 I ' If It I 4 i.1 I k .1 .ttiif It y I ....... I I net ton I I J| ii i* No *liilt L v im M .itii »• |<t * <•i i i I on t o i t t iir l lotrili I* dt illicit i.el*1 t ill,* etui, III Hill,*4 ' I In.-I I ...... GYRO-MATIC t p n s t i ( i d i t I ittrl«iinti**■ f i e i o i r t i H i l u i i ft** puu (uiu itfi hnltl n m tlfli «f»lllili<tji til iu illfillili ituidviol* . Hi all • ■ lie* t o t * 0 N ew Bl^gor V a lu e *3 DODGE —t i W lu\i u fvw dulfuri mu«« Ihun rfi* fuxvrrsl-firirMd caret N ow O n D is p h iv . . . S < kF ll T im I u v ! SIMIN4 II CDDNiy M ( l ( ) l \ S \ M l* O K 14. IT ( ill I 0 \ IT IIIM * : H ill . imdy. 111— JiiiaincNN OpiMirtuiiitie-. Kxidimive with Good cniidithin. Hilltiilih' for W It W ild .IA MS, lien I (or lit Id to luiH Dodge ri -I or om* I in North Turk Avi-mn* ton cloi .in. i 'ii 11 r,i:t .1 n lic r New nil i lie live hiinglilow j o l emu r. .tii i ’ m pletul. Two bedroom lin t ... . , ovei City L im it* line I ’.......I id * 'M n v l , l ‘ ,v Slinih plnnl,- Siiupx, IVliinm .Curnalion, lld.eeo-, liTdtiil mi. 1.11*0 t i i no Mrs. It A lio.nl Two Mimll frame liungulow-, ideal iiii'eil Monroe Roml. I'l, (ifi'l W for couple, tine iilifnrni lud nt t'.i'Jtid.mi, The oilier Ini IK lie,I ill ' IINGIU-. ! l.r l.tH J R H , M AI M INK N IS II IT). Free (.*tin**ili friMMMMt. Mn ni’li. Concrete Co. Phone IK IliK It'l A W IL L IA M .'!. ............ I.bln .bin Kiin live. Raymond K. I.iinilijuint. A .■• nil,* I'lionc 7Etli Atluntie Itnnl. Hide. V I ’I K N I I O N A N T U fC K C U l.LK C'HiRS M y Many Satisfied II Ih'drooni House for side, mi two Cu tmin . Almost Clciun d Me lots; will sell furilishi'il m iinfurnlshcil. Concrete Double gu l Ini I nr l Week, Hut 1 II nvi* Now A nol In i Vb lnrlnn I'nrliu Suite, ruge; lucuted in Muyfui, III'! Mm hie Tup Tables, line Rose­ K. 4th St. I'I ioih * 4111 W wood I iil.le- It s Lovely, Cliinu, M Housei for sale. $72lllMHi All Glas* , PewlHi and Silver Servgood renters. Collect pci week, ices, Picture Fruuics, Mirrors $22.1)1). 422 K. 4th Kneel And AI o Truck mid Tiiish. Open Mondays, Wednesday: und ,— A rt If IK, P u r HJil« — ft Kridiix . Cither !)uy:i fly A|> pointnieiil. F A I R T R A D IN G S IN G K R M a c h in e s , K lee. P u itn h le , POST, Mis Minnie Fuji Wells, tre a d le s , illf i K . fith S t. I‘h PARK A V K N IIK AT GHl.K 11324, CO flRSK, W inter Park._______ TUXKIX) FKKDS: Complete line. Dodge ^ Ini* in I In m u ,1 hlljl'f* Ill'll |Ml 1III • N II III-Ml Jl.Mi -,||« | 4 1" |.-It >i*> .1 ••m u ' !• i lul I* rllllf* i,| nil > D e m o n s t r a t i o n R ldu { llf tir I Hr (ir r lin e 41 Mir* I Or |»rr lin e H in t* H«" |trr H nr IlM ir* «i* |t*r Itu r |»rr llu r |i*r I r i i r i y nol c o u ld A»L .iliy |lo *l|r r* li >I * • No t 'VI I All VN1* " itn iO H i'li '• mi* tnl* IN m * fill y UUI M'lf liuie 101*1 N Menu |Nolyt* | ( i r » ten into 1111*11* > III uiiiol t l l g i t i e r i l l l | aiiel elf (-* Is iL e l'llltf K 1 I ! SB Sr You C o m * In f o r a “ M A G IC M l l i " wtertii Fur Nothing will thrill you like this years D O D G E! l> " ll> t. M ill f f l ill* In . til im tin. ( i f 11it i|||, 1111* 1* iitl II it t till t i l l vll Iiiiliir .illi llili *11 * iiiu |i|r t i l«4ill(ii| t fill 1I .1l« I'.lli »N Cu tit i v'ni If^spMol F | hit dn#t nol oLl q c lr n^r in on* *t*> r o n n it l I flo io util Hi pi*Iii *utt 1‘lee* Pill! lit 'It 4 " li*‘ lili* l»*eoi tile'll III III* *’N I f o fu < t aM tm ftio nl l*®r <loy lo' Mt*i ,iFiiln«t you hy ........ it I f * < ( I »•11*1 *N il* I .ii It ii*1 lO 'h u ii , ti Hit >*"i I " In. i i i' ICtihoH n r * 1hr tl* f* m l plan 1 i'«i 1I* S.{0*I i*N i Snlrin Io Hit* Sit me* i»f u .» Hlwle o f Fl< > I i I ji * It t (-tliigp. Y *>i# ill* lit tir h i im | If tret lh n lo f f f i t l w l i o» »*cWn#M rnif <*nlv o III NU TIIF. NO tttdifinn lobofolofy h>no*lt'rTiic» otuj oin Hjlooct Hoyt H v%lcloni* Of Su'aeont* l « i Ick oi)t#oLon due A j» 1 m hi % O n r t k y lo BU A. Alii «'.»tirn> Kleiritlu (*• - w ll i K*»^tfrl> 11 ie***i of I nit I* iiu l .Sort Rt-r lr if* fr«*i mf l*ot lu, ItlOt K A. I r lM iK lr liR H U Y , i t i iii»* io tfifi# o f rifH irti *«l i i i r im Hunk 7. ti m io| 29, I'tilillo IlFt'iirrlii i»f H* n ilio tlr (S tiiiify , K lorliln , -t-i* iel *si Jr Hi tif1 m m lr Io m itH ft I lit- I r t ii in tif mill! ilim ir r * nil fonm F. -.o i is* (Ur IH .iU id ff, n iitl I>(Jlinlil \\ U ifo n iiinl Mill* L if u t i. I»h u ifr iir f 1i f f fttiL iiitn , th a t tin* nHilrjm iF nrt! H iitH n l M iH * i ti W \ It Ii Hi I he Ifg lll llO lirt "» m »T» ■ ti M tiiu ii 4 iv t ir u t^ y *11' l f « n u n it Min! P ill 4** i Dm It I nil*** I H hhtrr fo r I'Mtli, it! ffm fron t ilm ir - f H i* ( ‘*m rt llu 'm it rUoiilholr t 'o i i i i l j , F lu fitill. 1>• fo Itt-tiio F t1«*j»irli*ni j«iti|i#rly plln • I KOKH K A latbftd bf «H Ola Llfiv L«fal Lift Ini Cm. LIBIRAL CASH B IN IIIIS FOR: i i^pilol i ------- K|i»iicil .MiiPitr •*A IlK N M ANHK.IIH A M c K W A N \Mt»r»iemt fo r r ia im iff ACCIDENTS, SICKNESS CHILD BIRTH f a m il y F A (J E ------- ■ m --------------------- — K Jt« I >i loiui r K*»Imhv hoi ■ >Mint y * H i-fMii and - - . i - j . " T H U 1 M IU T IT O O IH IT , N IN 1 H ; jr m r iA L r \n v v n t in a n i» K n it H K M IN O L H l* O U N T ! K l.O t tlliA is I ’ tlA N O R H Y s» • Pays ia Fall Raranllait at Workman1! Oomimaulloa in d iv id u a l ... Legal Notice IN IN T I I H • -fi|*» IT HI-' r i l K f n l .N’l V j i ’ in iK sKAii.N' i.i; ro i n t i Ki.o m iiA in »-tt« *u A *r»: lit i f E m a il' ttt W IL L I K W A L l . A i i : J it 1Hmr’*-it iiw n nlet'll Hi , , , A | , | , o I U : i >IT m i ;H ANI> l*K I* sunk i i a v i .v i i i .a u i s • -It H i: '• a n I m a u a i n m .kstatg lll> lu T rliV Yttu ii ml HMU'li - ' 1 I y S! A u lln am i A n d re w LET US PAY YOUR HOSPITAL BILLS | _ - T t r a v S ,V ? m y tt^ tfW W rh D . H A N F O R D F L O R IIF A lit H .t v (•■ •M u G o in g Business, re a l n p p iirliiiiM y * fo r iiiru l i i i u i i . Rest incut 1**11 I'.li H um Ifi.'ll, H iin fn rd , l b. S iu iiil m e a t M i.t um l U r o i c i i 'A G uild lu c n llu n , .ill ru sh bu un 1 'un In* h u u e lil cheap fm * :i Ii. P l l . liu x 1452. 12— Sp ecin l S e r v ic e s IR A C T O R fu r fre e sell. -- WORK. I'h u n e |c . e s tim a te s , .luck l!*< NEW K L O O K S s u rtn e e d tn e- r * fiH 'lio n . O ld flo u r * m ade lit., n e w . F in is h in g , c le a n in g A m ix ­ in g . P o r ta b le p o w e r p la n t, 2't yem s u s p e r lr n c a in .............. It* C o u n ty , I I . M . G le a s o n , l.s k o M u rv . I.A W N .M O W K R S sTiarpened, Im ycles r e p a ire d , lock A k e y w>,ik, No w a itin g -w o r k • g u a r u n l H W . S h u m a n , 2 lu E a s t tin Ml. H a n fo rd , F la . ( F o r m e r ly * " 'h W illia m s F i x i t S h o p ) LO CAL and Long D is la n r e lit,■v • iri|f. H ln ra g e and C r a tin g . W l i 'l ''Hunt’s Tuiedii Feed Store. (i— A H T IC I.K H W A N T K II— ti W iilia n is A Cu. (n u t In c .i 2n(l KN.IOY Sunday dinner at Laney'e N n i (Ii L a u r e l, P ho ne 1014. 7ric also wuek days. Lunches A Highest cash price paid fo r used F R IG ID A IK K furt.iiun* Ted lla v is Furniture short order*._________ S a le * an d H e rv lro Cu. 3 t l K. 1% 056. KSHK1.MANS Red Rose F e e d — 1 FOR KENT 2 F a c to ry tr a in e d (|tm llflc (l S e r­ Touchtun A Watson, 1201 Celery JIE L P W A N T E D vice M e n . Ave. I'hona 11BS-J. H I L L I IA H D W A H P . C O . MELAKA APATMENTfl, Room* H O T L U N C 1IKB served every day A g e n t* w untud to S e ll Geo. W a c li- 3IK K, Flrat Phone '.1 ond Btores. 11Q W. First Street. lln'll) to 2 — with Holm* Muilo in g tu n C a r v e r P ro d u cts, O ver O R ] ,A N D O M o rn in g S e n tin e l, O iPhonp 1431.________ rolls and cum Muffins. Homer’* 3UII P ro d u c t*, M a d e fr o m th e Grill, 1124 Kast 1st Street p c u n u l iilonti. A good jia y in g p ro tio n iliiin fu r rig ht m a n . W r it e G O O D And R A O bath, refrigeration. On Crystal J. W . K n o w les , P. O. B ox 1301, llii.tifi Lake. Good fishing. Hunt part Used ti-pc. Dinette S a n f o r d .____j _________ lime, I,. A, Cliue. Luke Mary, Slightly Used kitchen calilnet 20.115 Used ll pc. Living Km. Suite 111.115 Fountain personnel, experienced jn n . fl-pc. Pilling Rm. Suite 70.115 preferred, . Roumlllat A AnOiteen S room apartm ent — bath Used ilersou, See Mr. Jlnkln*. •nd acreemd porrh. i'urlially llseij Single Metal Red, Sp rin g and M attress 10.05 fitrnlahed. Phone lH2'! or U8(b White housekeepgr for fam ily — Shopworn double Bed, Cull fl Room KiirnigiiMi Aparlinent. two chlldren -- 4Afi live In. Write Spring A used Innersprlng Adulta only. 15301) Mcllonvlllo S ox It, c /o B a ftfo rd H e r a ld . _ Mattress . .. 20.05 A V e . ___ _________________ Special! N e w 8 *pc. Living W A N T E D — L a U y " o r g e n tle m a n to d e iim n M tr a U , h e a rin g aids. 8 atoms, n05-7’‘ Baiiford *Avenue. Room Suite ho.05 M u s t he n $ a t a n d co ca* w e ll W ill he available February 1*1. Special I New So fa Beds, recommended. Previous exp eri­ Call !08. Choice o f Covers 40.05 ence helpful but not essentlul. M A T H E R o f H A N FOR D Y 5 T room furnished apartment, A g e no Imrrlar. Full ur part 306-00 B . 1st St. J*hone 127 A p p ly 3 1 7 Pi time. (live full information. d or un- PIT T B B lJR G Paint* for eve ry Apartment — O T A K I O N o f Orlando. Box OU55, purpose. 3 8 0 -W . fumlihed. S t a, 6 , O rlando, Fla. ______ SENKARIK Glam * P ilot io . FuntUhed, Four _bedroom H i-IH W. Had. St. Phene 330, Salesgirl fur cusmetic* and drugs. 609 Magnolia Ave. Call W6-R. Touchton D rug Co. SWAP^s R o p T I oS K. 4th St. Wo Buy, sell or trede must any* JE—WANTED TO thing. Phone IMLJ. ^ WORK WANTEO —II F u rn is h e d A p t , f o r tw o . Show er W SCi S Bedroom Fun or home by Lake Mary - > i a4 ah ' h ees* . d apartment S hoe! R c s ilt . W a tcth ................ " t people. New W ork" Shoe* m m tr n m ..... ga l. $2.550 Own- FRIED Shrimp il>» a .Ban/urd on 17-02. Dinner, Served "Th* Best B h H mp un Earth" m r j ( night at Hpm*r’» Grill, .. last lit. S tr e e t _______ WTloth lose wtien you don't brini jour prescription* to LANEY'E Phone 1U. Not afraid at work. Writ* John R ln k a v a g e , R o u te 2, Box 430. Sanford or phone aJl-M4. ___ ALL fVT'ES Qf buihloitar work C a ll R a lp li C A L I , 6 5 7 f o r f la t t e r y , lie n e r u l* * r an d S t a r t e r se rvice. S w a in ’* B a tt e r y Servicx-, 3U I W . F 11 t B L ______ V E N f iB IA N B L IN D S m ad e «, o rd e r. S e m in o le V e m -ila n R lm d Co. 6 2 0 W . 3 rd S t. Pim m 1 1 6 3 -W . K K H O 8 E N K - K 0 E L Oil for ........ . C a ll A lv in O d h u m , S in c la ir f in in g Co. P ho ne 0150. lie BUrnolNO MATERIALS " E v e r y t h i n g you need from start to finish! SH ERM AN CO N CR ETE PIPE CO. McCracken Roa d _____ Phone 1211 New home conitructlnn. Repair­ ing and remodeling. Cabinet* custom built, Let us help solve ymii housing problem*.- 44) year* experience. Fred Evan* P. O. 1 1 Write F. D. Frost, Bog dfl Paola; 15— Carpenteitng, Building, block A r m y C o l v - n U n k e t a , - S ( i n g ) * a ; M , ....laying, J '* P * r_ H « i g l j i g L jpalnc ing. Work guarantead, f a i r deal Boots, Tarpaulins, Raincoats, Ing, reasonable priest.________ Bunk Beds. A R M Y -N A V Y S U R P LU S Handy w ith toot*, Filling ,ay Man ................ dmetto Ph, 1121 llM truck " Station, Long ttime driver. R o u te 106 N . Pain Courier Paint* CaiN on’ term*. 15.2 (5 .0 5 13.00 5 la m lo E v e n in g S lu r . R ay. l l f l S - J . ___ n— AUTOMOBILES — 15 Platt House Trailer, excellent con dirtufi, i0 4 t n tu d s lf L.Uapk four; new re frigerator, Ph. UWfl-W nr see at Hanford T ra iler Park. 1061 T w o door Model A Tord se­ dan. 4^00 milage, OHgltml paint Job, F irs t clhre condition 1831 Pick up truck. New motor. Aj)p 1y at 2416 Elm Ava. Phone 1040 Pord hek-up. good condition, at iM H U i price. Fh. 16T-J. able \ �I nut BAvyrwn wymAiMt^NfymTi. rtom pi Florida Asks For Men Implicated In Tax Collector Florida Murder, Freed RemindB Florida Federal Funds For F I T Z G E R A L D , 0 ., Jan lO-tA*) — Murder charge* hava been Of Filing Deadline P u b l i c Projects dropped In Ben Hill county Legal Notice T h* Board of C o u n t? t'n m oilaslc n sr* of Hsmlnol* County. Klor fec«lv* at (tin Clark a n fflu a In Ilia C o u rt llmi*« T A L L A H A B s S ^ i g n . 10- 0 D M f'K K O N V II.I.K , .Ian. ft. a t u a n f o r d on o r brfijtn I o'clock Oh, m o , o n lh a (H pnlnh — Tlir,<|h MTtrl.n of fnrm — The Htnte Imptovement Tohif o llow ing • ii u l p m t n t and w o rk era, hu::lr.(.„'nrn ,nnd otlirr lat- miaalon lias approved and sent lia a a ft a, 1 pHV*rn o f I lin I'lorldn >|l*frl*f Ivor* to Washington apnllratlnn for " * - " * ' * -o«--ar«rlaulr C a u a t r Jail 1831,160 In federal fund* to plan t u m o vl a *a I . . Ih* pra aa nl p l i _i ma Ua u r itiiiuutcil ri'ccully by M r. John I ■ a it, .I I. „ _ t l a. a . . . . a Kahn, Cnllnrfor of fntcrnitl Rcvc IP 1,03:1,660 worth of puhlic work* "tag* with tool ra a la tln a at*ol pl*t« In Florida. htch**. wllh op* n ln « on th* cell nun. Hint .Inn. tfl I* Hi* ,)onillliu’ O f the total renueated, |37,fill innklfiK lim rly flout i.Hyinrotf ■Ida about I t " m w idth a n d Itl h r la n t. In*,all on . * 1) aid* of <m or noiofollnir HUP Dcclarntlon. 760 to plan a (408,060 rowan* a heavy d u t y vltraoua chin a poII pcH oii mid diapaaal ayatem. p r l r o n howl, * iih * r wall h u n a *>r nf K'ltlmafpil Tn*. D waa the inly direct appllm IliHjr lyp*. w ith puah liutton "UP *up. Hmlnr Hie law, Ilia <luo d atr -vlll PU m il cnnceulsrl lion by a city, but the fltate lm *nil valve I t (inunction lu **w*r a n d wnl*r lip .Inh, lb, blit fllm-p Hint date pmvrmphl f'ommLaalon aaked for frail" on Solidity lliin ypar pay mi'nla, di’i birutfoii, mid fmnl r* 110,000 to *tu rl planning on n oponlhaa in th* turn* made on Monday, Jnn. 1*>. proponed (12,220,000 Jarkannvllle rn v v r r d with n t to** will In- trvatful aa lim viy rocrlvcd civic renter project. a e r t tn The improvement rommlaidmi Hhuwar alalia to l.» ra-ll*ad w ith In Ihw pa»« of farm rra, Chllfclor ■w'vi.rjl............ p lata r. and Kaha naplnlnad, a iipw law nciiiiil* yeaterday agreed to make a *ur-< vcy of the fMaUdllty of flnanc ID .••.V 1 , h e I'rlHonrr'a c o rrid o r a Ina ta ll a n*w prlaon l y p a , l a v a t o r y Hiem In lilaponan wllh fillnif or Ing the big btllhling to hnuae city. WHkf. hn>m making paym fnt on n Dftclornllpfi Huch a d d itio n a l r a . l r r i d l n a of of Katlmnlrd Tax if they file mid County, atfite and federal offices a lr * i parillli.n* in •'UsclalTcsn* lo and a aurroundlng park on tho P* don* aa dlr*clad hy th a County pay In full th flr final return-, for downtown Jackaonvllle r i v e r I R n o t la te r than January .11. front. Board. at a unit prlca. * • ■a t o * , r , 0L*if.ll ,r* n . h* lna,wp|*d I f n farm er doe* not expect lo flip ■no the ronrinJonn dileriiilncil hi oarkiw applied fo r ( 06,. hi* Hdurn j y ' t h a t time, he moat 000 to plnn M,ahftd)00 worth of file mid make payment rm a Dec­ Improvement. • ll*M fta. • ' laration by Jkn. ,1ft and then can If fpdpral iSjnda are advanced, F a r aa* la l b . t u u a t r d a d a n 'r 1Ilk I- U /illl.B II r c ii in to . file KIh they inuat be repaid later wliru take u ;itin i|^ Ufttna -a2 r* c o m b in a tio n niL-hanlaeil final re tu rn ; riiom-v la ralaad to atari artunt l l i i . * tngchInn mid cn»h r*al>ii*r HuainAfiff iapd profeaalonal pro- porwtrurtlnn of. the project*. w l l h nlaht d *|iarlm «nl h a y ,irranatm eni, aulom allc, i**f*cilv* I'Ip. Inventtifa; anti nth era mibjert A preaanl, only (267,000 la al­ , I’C o H n * «n l a m . aulo- lo flllha'' TWbiraHona, nine tided located for Florida planning. 21*"*'. rtjatnitiilloh nuil h iidIt «irlp IteclaraHortu, on ■oinkliic payiinuil* riaacrlptlv* kny anutlnn with Irana r numtiar, alnal* lock conlro) for no .Imi. lb, limy nlao aiibatltiilp I'hllndclrdilit waa foil mini io “ M Poalllona. a . p a r a t . mid Iti.lm limit I nuil rot urn a but iniial .to xo 1tiH2 by William Perm, foaturn, roll., by dan. III. Iiaarln a caah d r n w a r wllli ......... .. (iroeruily appakliip, ivti^c cum ■I* or,' not Involved In the dan It. filinu dnln. Iiecniiae, under Hie rajact liny-aa-ymi-Ko uyatem, HiPlr laxc* aeoapt tha o ffar WflHHMIP MtCRVICKN for til* h*at Ini alp Ktilmtttnftally paid In advance M» I.O IIW R KONTF.N Counlv rtir i c r v lie * for new Mi. i,a|. by the wlHihulilinK of llieonm tax J r McCtiKf.LA VI i, varv Mi-iNionarf HaptUt Church I io iii Ibtdr wa^ea. C h a irm a n • •" Attaal: O. I*. 'Hnrnilon ,’pK'‘ " " 'H i Sun day Bchool at H:46 Clark A, M rbe morning worahlp began •WAL • ■ l" l l ’a pallniuled Hint Hf, per rent at 11 im i A. M. During the nervlm* I .'/u I i_ l ___________ of r a il lenten In Hie United Stale* Hie Officer* for 1060 were InatallrifiN nome atiinll operutora with le** cd, I lie Inalallatlon Sermon w*» nn a i i i m i i than JIM) head of chI I I p. delivered by the Paalor Rev. A Nollca I* h a r a h r , jflv»ii ’ th a i” ’.,” <i. MiHurrn. T he aubject wa* Ha r a a u l a r m a a l l n a hald on i h . I l h day of JanuaVv. ir.in, m* "Stand In Vitur I’ lace". Board of ('nunly, ' rontinii..io»*r 'I be evening gerwlre began at of Hamlnol* C o u n t y , ’ Florida. « «A N F Illtll a'l'ATK FAMHIIlia 7:lbi I*. M. A powerful •arninn dpplad a raaolution . loiilni: v., WAItHliT In* and a b a n d o n in g and raiiooio wan delivered hv Rev. H Aintln, M l.i'lllll .Mr. .1.1 In* a n d d l x l a t n i t l i g 1Any rla h i of 'Ih * f>.Ih,w iiim p ih * . mr, o| minfii, „f Hie Primitive HaptUt aaml.noI* I 'o u n i r , Fioriilu ami in.m Hi* |,*t,l*r* oh ,ln* tl,m i.ini f Imrcli nf Tangerine, Fla. The public In ami lo tliai i.rfm n nn ii'Hi* F hi io*rn Hu, in i rm iomtiii •d road, to win ‘ Nimg irrvtee Hiioiigbnut the day "III 111 'I'l i|i b * IH H llll l l . l l l * , . I,,i All of Klrat Hlfanl Ir in a I4a«l win tendered bv Choir number I- I I' M .Iiiii ti. IP.’.'i <>/., <•««•:,!. >. uud' V ; or ........ . iff. Halier H i i h i H number II *Uo Hi-,i, in T . ml "I a t*" u. lO'it I \ lllaa* o f c tlbflio ta,. ar h i mi*ij in, i i 1.1 ii, i.-I * mi ! . .-I veil. ro r d ln * to plat Ihlirtor. ro II ihoh , Ilium Itn lt|u Ill'll c n rd jd In I’l a i . r W ' K • The a rtlv ltle * for the week are Iu ♦1" I ina Ih li 11 (ill I of til* I'llbllfi' 'fly. oVilH of a* fnllmv: i ’.il,In,He liM Mi Hamlnol* r .i u m y , Florida BT . O I t n i d l t i F +(IM IIHAlin <>l I ’ll lillHtl* lib I .li Mnndav Kvnlng— Red Cinde and i'fiUVTT I'UaiMIHHIMNKim o f I'lihliiia*. lome Mlaalnn Meeting* *T(IO«aii I'* I* | v HL’MINtll.K c n tlN T V I F id lit 11 >A Tui'idny livening - Tearher*' f till i aonflow*, ft I*. IIKNNfiON i elerv V i'l'* Meet mg . A* C lark ,if aald Hnaid i iiiuinitier. I B Af. r Widn'. rdav Kvnnlng —Jflhrrlr l-'miii, . Hit . . . * . ■■■ i ____ Nuniliru 2 Iteliearaal. ,Halier Hoard I'syarul* Itn Caui'laut tin It-iklN l* ?$ Number 2 Mealing ■ I tllu*. Ii *h *l« . I ’l) T » in - d a y Fvenlng — Prayer I'ai k I, A i ll Meeting ,t ird, f ’lorlda, ll*|lrlli|IOM I’ll* I) TH i on 'Ik , ii Itn lip. It Hi i i« Friday F>venlug—Cnnlr Numbar f niton*. 1 Halieaxttal. Dinar >Hoard NumO r * .o turn It. a f f^ ber I Mar ling , . n , Vjui IV, in 4 , illoi k • aVt* lip Itpl It Ml Rav. A. (1. McQuaeti, Paitnr. Kn«llN|i l|,i D pi H s u .Inaidta p. tyilaon. ritu rc|i R^I r*. lliiouat f-wity KhiIII v Mo i N k u f l IS CfititOipM fieri MIIvb ' ^ ^ ' p k i i h o n a I!' M K 6I t ’| 6 N ll.tK" IX .Vl 1 ‘10 i S||t.> F l f t l» M I 1.1* II Claa, Jgiua« D ftiV tlvjiirte in I rll e*|»«»H Th«’Hi|iM»i> Mini wlf*. Me *. Anipor* I1H , Miuina. fiFtl , . , Ilh I U k U 12 Of* Iff* fMMIV Mfliltlcll, U, Tlnun 1*011 nf Furl Itls, N. J , \rllliw . Ilo II |*r l i n are In the c i t y visiting ih a ly tmo HoiiabIi . Hier, Mrs. GentKlaoN Tholiqison. U lillr Mil 11or 12 IMi praaani*d In lb* Sanford f 'l'v T umi Him I'urpM IIMI7 W est Hi-vculii S h e e t , T h e y vl fflommlnalon ir ■ ............................. HI Itn ii'HOlar 01**110* Il'.K Ill’ll I 7'i Ton ..................... 'Jin ‘ sllcil Allen I'bapei A. M. “K Hliuic.b on t l J a n u a r r lbM<; Tim Cnoi Tiiinrtln** dm lug the I-'.veiling wurahip ser­ mUaliin r*aarv»* f b ^ t l a h i io m 11 *1 ■>IsMi tac t any aa all hid* vice. Tlii-i will be leaving our I 'l .l F F I I I t l , MoKllllllh' III I IIIIIIU*'* C ity no Jail, 26. f'lfy Matiaaah.' *11>«|M«n mi BOV Hf'OUTH ^ (III iMlIKtltl lt«a I t TS ? Mi 'It'll i i k t r r i . i i 'A T l n s ru n T uum i t I iiph i itn* i i n The Hem limit' Divisional Conimllv is a i, Ii i i H h h u k rot iiu u li'i iitn nil llr a u a * * . I '* belli a Court Of Honor and cniTitT n r " f f t f c c o i ' N ' n 11101)1 nn 1lr ii|i* f m il. n«iM. H E M m oj’. r countv IfaiilltiH fiililv lianvv, loath*) Invesliire Hervlce al Allen Chapel ...................... U n i t >4 in ....... si *a ii v, il* itl a ml ('ilrtv good tm liv A. M E Church, Rev. A. H. Chand­ nrilliiarv in t n l* iiuallly a*lllua ler, Pastor. In r» tha Kata la of h •* Ilian nrlrfx >|iml*it. Hcouls (lion Troop No. 133 ilia Itntilnxui r a r t r 4F » » ?lV.M .... COLORED NEWS Flylnf Arrow TUESDAY JAN. 10, 1980 B 9 BB9!B B a a a M H B a B > it art ad. Her maater, Capt. David Jonai. SI, of Cnlcago, aaya the ahell hits rendered her unaeaworthy. Ha askheld Shanghai. ad for U. S. naval escort to the In t jnml italement. loltmon and nearest port for rspalrs. Secretary ol the Navy Maithewi The nearest port Is Bhanghal, againat Godwin DavLi, C. M. ■aid I he deitroyer* reported the) where the Isbrandlsen Line fre ig h ­ (Head) Revel, and Joe Allred o f the Hying Arrow lu * 17 hole* in ter w as bound with a general car Phenlx City, A la., in the atsylng her hull. All except one were made go worth ( IU,000,000. Chinese N a ­ tionalist* a ay (hey have mined o f Johnny Frank Btrlngfellow o f by 40 millimeter projectile*. Columbua. | the approaches to Shanghai. Technically, Judge O. T. G ow ­ The deitinyeri have given the Lt. ( J g ) C. I.. Stuart o f Chico, er o f the Cordele circuit nol- damaged merchantman oxygen and Calif., boarded the F ly in g A rrow proaaed indictment* againat the acetylene loola and wooden plug) from the Rtlckell and w as shown trio yeaterday and reteaaed. ' damage by Captain Jonta. bond* totaling ( 26,000. ■ F to block the hole*. They eitimaled The lieutenant said the two Ktrlngfellow'a body waa found' ind thaf repair* could be xonipleted destroyers would remain here as f'Mrly In 194ft in a pit In nortl in sighl hours, * long aa the F ly in g A rrow and the Florida. The murder waa allegi The ttalemenl said the Flying American S t a te Department de­ lo have taken place In Fltigerft sired. In 1944. Arrow i> in Ihe vicinity tn the entIn Washington. Secretary of McVeigh and Walden alan have rahee of the Yangtie River eituary Sta te Acheaon defended the ad­ been aentcnced to life tarma In which ii outside Chinese territorial ministration's disputed Formosa the death o f Walden's wife, Mr<i. policy today In a clone-door session Patricia Ann Foster Walden off! water*. w it ‘» Senator* critical o f It. Columbua. The state changed-elki; MearRhile, two United Slate* Acheaon waq before the Senate waa alaln in Brunswick oeci cairta deitroyeri. Anchored nesr ihn thell- Foreign Relations Committee for a "abe knew too much." bettered freighter laic today while general review o f foreign policy. S ittin g In with the committee a Chineie Nationalist gunboat hov­ ware a group ^ R p p u b l i c a n S e n a ­ T R E A T B E A N MEED Ft. I.auderale, Fla. — Many ered on ihe horizon. tor* who a re nnrmatnbera but who llrnward County farmer* have had aaked fo r the rig h t to question The deilroyers Bauiell and Slic­ treated their bean aced with A r % Acheaon face-to-face. aan and Kpergon thin aeaaon t o ked tleamed here lo help patch When Asheaon went into the control root rot, ualng a sticker to up the riddled Flying Arrow lor committee fo p m , ft reporter aaked obtain greater adherence of. the whatever it in store Inr hrr in the him if he thought he could con­ vince Ihe Senator* that his policies material* lo the aeed, Courtly Agent It, K. I.HWton report a that future. are correct, The ilnp was hit by )0 to 40 larmnra have been liern well pleased Arhcion 'quipped: ‘T i n Just a with their result* from lining this Natibnliil gunboat shells in in simple hoy, f*|j tell them the 'V i '■ i' new met hud o f treating seed. 'tcrnalional waters yesterday. She truth." Mine, Chian g Kai-Shek, w ife of the iilargg w* ‘ *b°9l Iwenly .miles of! the Chinese GeneralIssimo, left Canada is half again jChmeie mainland when the attack New Vnrk today hy plane for Han as H ip Drilled Slates. iraatlaM # Oaet a Nose R«danRaw (/»• i o m c o f d t Evangelists Protest I t * a Mae** l , * a pass n aa l Hay by the Communist pres* which quoted minister JimmyWood o f Crescent Hill, T ex a s, as saying that the Incident waa “ t p r l o f a plan of terrorism InspIreiFby ’d >y the Catholic Cliurrh .*1 O i s r r v a l o r e raid that " a prerise denial n f this >an lie had by a p ­ pealing to non-Cathollc* who live In Ita ly." "M inister Wood can be sure," O iaervator* said, " that If It were not to m ortify the Catholic Church, the (Communist) rmntist chorus would nut have echoed Francisco on the first leg o f s Might to-Jnlu her husband iu F o r­ mosa. l ia r only statement as she walked to the Trans-W nrld Airlines plane w as an expression o f tluiuks to those who have expressed s y m ­ pathy for Chinn. In Hong Kong, Communist Chinn aeknnwldegrd British recognition today. The Reds aald they would like to negotiate for the opening o f diplomatic relations. It waa Ihe flrat word from the Red regime Britain announced re ­ cognition laat Friday. And It wu* only a cryptic announcement re­ leased by the uffirinl New Chinn News ageney. The rnlease said Premier and Foreign Minister Chon Kn-Lal hns accepted the nomination o f J. C. Hutchinson as Hritaln's charg e D*a ffa ire s to negotiate- establishment o f dlpluma|lc relations. To relive in .'illn i lirltslien and h*lp a F m * h**i. tuicoth on a bit o( **nll-. soothii,j. rsrrlullv medlcatwi RESINOlF"™ 1" i h f T H l N K I N f i K L L l/O W rid e s t h * YELLOW” PHONE i Y E I I We WbIKI*'* CASK USED CARS A L L ‘ MAKES • ALL CARS G O O D C O N D IT IO N I S ( o 24 M o , • E a s y T e r m # W E DO O tm OW N FIN A N C IN G Coma In • Gel Acquainted MELTON’S USED CARS 2nd A Palme lie Phone 1203 i > jug® Slate Farmera Market 00 * r :l* « irt.’-KW'1." w n(,ni,;. rf;; mat com I/f*Ral Notice 4G FACTS M «naa*r in F lo rid a th a t few a c tu a l BY RISiAROt ■ built a Itl Idge nf Ibe 112 Scout Laws amt welcomed membar* of Hie new Troop No 130 along with the Past or *pil Troop Committee lido the program of Hcoilttng, af­ ter which Remits from Troop 133 and 9t were presented Advance­ ment awards by Commissioner JA. Lawson, and Advancement Chairman James Trammel. Dr. J. C. Itlugllng charged the committee as well as the church as to their re»potislbl|lty In aeatng Notice l» Ih*f*V* I* n h l'. f*t*an t v a n th.it P t 'B M I ' X I 'I I I H Mary K. lin b tn a W in . tttillyu lj h iiai fln.il H*a1*i| |im i |mi"hI* o il) I** i* . report u* KiactiU U of tha »«l*'i ('•had In Ih* nlll'-* nf Ih * I'lly or Arvllla lloolnaon. dar»aa»d Cl*rk paofnril. I'lnrMa. until I that ah* Iliad Am ftp 1 H*t)t|nn for (■'cluck I* M is isniiarv I'irn. al which tl mi* H im will lia ptilillrl) - f c a j i ' i n|tan*i). fur lha liirnlshllia <>l our f U n i t C n m CoutilWMling* of Ham t*rlala fm uin* w hllaw ar lla ’ii* Inola County, Florida, nn th a »lh Malarial cnimui nf lumlnarl**, day of F e b ru a ry , I##« for approval •t«*t uni**. II. iranafotniara anil • ' Of aam a and for final 8 |a ch * ra * n in th iniiilm-lnr Mild*. a* Kaacufrla of Itia r a t a l * of H|ia,-irii all'll!* anil hid forms m i l A r v llla llnhlnaon/- dkttoaaad. li* olitnln*il In lni*r**lei1 p aril** MAIIT K IIOUINHON al lha n U liv nf ih* C llr Manaum Kaaarnlrlv o f ' t h a aalala of Hanfnnl Klnrhla Tnhlilalail lihl oppori' 1 Arvllla Hnhlnann, d«' »»»*d will he •nhnillii'il In ilia Martfnril Hint every liny l» given an followCllv Comnda»liiM al It* *»aul*r unity In Inn program. Tha nwallna nn I I Januarr 111" Com­ ti|* Remit maalem war* present: mission rasarvcH Ih * rlahi In r* Seoul maalrr William Bradley lad any hr all htrt* r l . ip r n n ir jMi K I I I i i i n .lit. Troon Ilia, C. I), ('atilwall Tioop 01. C llv ^ ^ D a v a s grow so easily l W&ZM groves exist. Most of the supply \ for G u ava Jelly com®* fr^m Average Vitamin C content of guava^fs Willingly high. Florida guavas coutd thfl entire world'* n**d» vitamin. wild trees. Y e t u n d n r c u ltiv a tio n guavas will yield an amazing crop. Trees mature in 3 to 5 Florida guavas could supply enouy i vitamjiwich baby food for all the habile years, bear fruit year round, will grow In almost any hind of soil. in thedlnltRd States, H'ld Remit Piaslf ft Taj'l«r Troop M Research at the University of Midmi indicates the possibility Amazingly versatile as a food...delicious as a fresh fruit...guavas make finieliies, canned fruit, beverages, frozen that a great guava industry cap be developed in Florida.. facts are available for nil w -r. • tnter®**®d. i * >i 4 % "f , >r -K H IN f 0 # M A ? K > N : An ibftaft m •Ji; ia i ** •fit temnvtitl peuiMfttMat Hondi Gurnt bv oi Unlviryily of Miami findinn, will b« i«r,' ■ ^ " *• l* *y j • * ■, . t * '>f} * " t tf » »* ,*. r •N Kl I V’ tl |Orf» 'll lU.tjiHj*,, * jn«m QtlfSIBB fA A B B I V fW IB 1 B B I mi i<'l*',l»? f ?i i *J ifirTfftfKV ** * ' ■>. A >ijyua| ULllw i fl f joniiaaia' lu a u a k lf ngven w uw i w w w w w c i i * Good for man or beast, guavas'^re' potential source of a commtrcle e e g -t . . fo^,vitwwvrk|i N-sfortr feed it 1 *^ 11- s * ■' ' ' 4 ''' r‘ * , •.-r‘i �I em m eK s m * » r fCv<SfeiiP.i,.» >r ,J •JBFf'V <k U— - ■•—-» ~ •/, fa f • • • ’ .-.tu UbHt T k # t* I t I t v t s f t k — ***' t t i P h h gf the World; Mi ad America, f i t Sanford. SThe ^ a t t fn r fo l i p r a t f i . V O LyBR x*^ McCarran To Reveal AH On * DP Question Farm Bureau Head \* -V S A N F O R D , F L O B 1 P A , W E D N E S D A Y .l,4N . I I . I9M1 Senator Taft Raps Truman's Point-4 Plan 9 _____________________ __________ Associated Press Leased Wire Fair and relld through TForod*y. Gentle variable wind* bofuming northeast in »«»t. W BHHSS No "755 U.S. Refusal Of 'Russian Deal' Is Reaffirmed Kiwanis District Meet In Sanford Ohio Republican Not In Accord With Tru­ man's Program To Develop F a r Ea s t / ing U. S. As D.P s McCarran. chairman of the Sen­ ate Judiciary Commitlca and hitter foe of a Houit-paaiad hill to libera jis * tha DP act, told reporter* that 'v e n ia l had publicly called him liar. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER E s t a b lis h e d 1908 Senator Says He Will Prove Who 1^ Lying About Reds Enter* W ASHINGTON. Jon. I I - (TP) W— Senator McCarran (D-Nev) raid today ha will l«t the public judge whgthgr ha or Ugo Caniai, head of tha Displaced Penom Commotion, ii lying about the operation of the DP program. % TH S W EATHER Taft Deplores S t a n d Oti Formosa Affair; Af heson Favors Rec­ ognition Of S p a i n WASHINGTON. Jan. 11 - </p, — Senator Tafl (R-Ohto) laid io day the co»l of Ptetidrnl Tinman'* eipanded "point four" plug,am for developing the world'* harkwaul area* "teem* almo«t beyond cal rulalion." Tall told a rrportfi hr think* ' Selection of a tile fur the Flori­ Mr. Truman look in a Ini ol triri 1 da Farm Bnri'eu'e pinponnl 140,- lory when hr prumiied in In* Dal000 building will t>e the No. I item of the union menage to help m.A< on the agandn when ntale director* meat in Orlando Thuiaday and scientific and emnomu advance* Friday- Loring Raoul, Sarasota, available to hatkwaid people*, paiatata president, »ay» sites In liculaily in the Far E**t. "in their Ualneavtlle, Ocala, Hanford, Lake live*." City, Del,and, Orlando, and Winter W AAHINGTON .Jan. I I . — ‘ •P> — Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) to- d*> accused a "left wing grouu” In Ihr Slate Deparlment of de• ring Ihr alahe* of Congreaa with regard to Chin* and Forinn,* The Senate Republican potlr, laadrr. In a sharp iptech, renewed hi, rail for a,*|„tiinc* In Fnrinoae and ridiculed nrgunienl* that II would Intnlve tha Dnllrd State* In a war with Itngkl*. Taft denied that he haa ever kiiggr,ltd Ihe occupation A nn, nr Nary there. "Our Navy I., there, wlih haaea within a short dlitaiur. ,nd It , ►hip* are between Fnrmoaa aM China," Tall inlH tha Senat*. 'Fnrmon I, * hundred mile* Irum Ihe milnDnd and Ihtro • an he no m ixin g II our Navy m*k».v Ii ritai ih.ii ,hlp* carry­ ing I'nopa will not he allowed in n o *,. In l* r i, probably Ih tr * would he nu aurh allampl at ,11 If Ihe State Department made It perlerll, rle*r that w># do not Intend to permit Communlat iH-riipatlon ol Formoaa." Ha wa< raltrnng to a itatement hatred by tha Ditplaced Peraon* Park will be Investigated. The "It ha* taken in year* ami year* Cnfniuiott tail night. Thi» denied building will house the date of­ In gel wwhere wew aie." Tall »aid teatiaony made public by McCar­ fice* o f tha big faim nrganiaatlon. "If the Pretidenl i« going In make nndai theme. X14 Member', of (he Florida illitrlrt "f Kiwnnm lulcruRtlonal pn»i dlatrlct gnvoinor "f Ihe Klwanl*. ran that the comminion ordered an all of the*e ictenlilii and e, nnnmir hranl |>r K. 1). Urownlrc, paalor eineiilu. of lh>* Flint I’rrahylcrlaii “ Klcvanu • 'lull- and Ihe t'hhrc.h." army-labelled Communist and Comadvance* available lo ihein in thi* fhiircli, talk nn "Peair by Spiritual Menu-" «• ihe Sunday dinnei muniit suspect* admitted to thit Dial i 'II iiir <cd tha two day mid-wlntei I'onfcirurp llam l.l li llipplei. generation, it will lake billion* and ir f 01 **•* billion* ol dallart lo do it "When I act through ideating "Frankly, I don’t know whal document*." *eid McCarran. •T il he i« talking abnul Maybe it’* let the public *ay who it a liarall hooey on hit pail. Hut i( we are Caruti or WASHING IO N. I , I I — (JP) going to hung aM ol ihr under McCarran talked with reporter* (he llm led Slate* today roofdeveloped area* ol the world lip lo ciarytubcommiltea called to con u-'ied d . *t.ind againtt any direct c*h«ilflrlN*erd look the ,|N,t lighl in Sanford lodav a* mnie than 400 our standard of living, the rntl after a doted meeting ol a judileal with Hit**i* io ifille ihe m*for vntiot, tame horn ntie, tliiougholll Central Florida in ,ee learn, tiom teem* beyond calculation." tider the houte bill to broaden the •lohlriu* ol pea*e and war. eight I llie, -------* •*— .ll..- I* nr.ipele al the f...... ort M Mellon Patk coliit, ol the Sanlord Secretary of Slate Ache ion’* V a l u e R r f t r r C n - n p r r . t f in i* present DP law and let a greater O f F a r m In 4 itatement prompted by reill the ,'ilate r.luumalion lournamenl ol the Northern Dt»rnoml Cllll quoted atatement to the Senate plumber of war refugee* into tht* WASHINGTON. Jan. I I — f/T) Foreign Relation Commit Ice that U r i ’ r v l R c l w r r n K m - poil* w'htrh have been printed in M a rk e t T o C ity !.« till t country. — John L Ir w i* today ordered economic aid may lie the h r,I way Nineiy lwn plavei, inmpeled ami eat h i |tv w,» iepie,ented by p ln y r is . ( ' ' . m p l n y r r ' t-'im anv. * <t*te Depattmenl A t‘ |he tame lime, McCarran re 66,000 striking coal miner* to go of stopping the apread of Cumintl|Hfi leant, in e.ith »»l lluee tategorie, me n, tlollhlet, latfiei double* tpokeinian JeiL ird tin t hti* g<Jvnlam In aoutheaM Asia added a leated a letter from an American hack to a three-day work week Belle | »n npetallot! belwrvu innient i» ’in d v and eager to d|inew note of urgency yeatndny to Memhei» of ihe Chamber of and mixed clutlblc.'«. Two *u i"iv ♦ contul official in Munich. Germany, Monday. Ing team* In encli category will he w|,„ aMivH with the hlg employer* and employee, , , * * the Prealdenl'a prnpoaal. Commerce were invilrif in attend illgililn to cnnt|trlr In Ihe .irntt 11 il»* ill llir*e piohltm* with tb* ....... „ ,,, to Secretary of Stale Acheaon tay However, Senator Ferguson (R- a heaimg at ihe City Hall real coming elute aMlffleltnatil tmuna The*e miner* had quit their job* mean* of illnmlalimi lo u lflcm r m Hm tiani" m anv 'appipiiate fol'1 " '1 " n hU , i r ' Die. 29. IM S . and June IS. 1949. in »even Mate*— refuting to work Mlch) aald ha doesn't think econo­ •* ••"Monte of Duluth. Minn.. Amen* a’* lyilrm •*( life enieipntr um " Monday night on the R1-A soil­ m*nl at Pt. Peteraburg ing 10 vitas ware it*ued between even the three day* weekly per- mic eld alone will do the Job. H r Daytime Baach waa iepir*cntei|1 *"•*'"•! aelotitnam .nl director, aid wa* ii'gcd yetleiday by t'airoll L. Pie** o lfn e i Michael I Me l)f» - ( , n a • , a, | I A.I 1*t, 'Ml omm*A LAAttia*-^ mm.I Ufk to ditplaced pertoo* who wary "ap- milld’ by Lewi* in hi* "m id war" aald this country mint adopt and ing tula when dueftnrt mral hi h \ tw o ■ lu ll", re a lM 'd y C |i|li on I ad by 2U acme keeper, and 20 Fiencli. tfirerlm of the staff nf the Mggreaalvr policy that will con­ lull", Pealiody I I'll ICm Un H on ra *a Mel molt, the *|>uketm*n. rdded thol ihe Tnuritl Cenier latl night. A Play began al 10:00 Induiliial Relation* Divuion id ihe wiih mine, operator*. , , vince tha people of Asia they might Uv ponln*nlo ami City bland on referees we aic npl going (n iR down with , , , to, be un tha Dimaocractlc aid*. Sanfopf delegatin' will al»o alA.M and was aehtduleil In eonNational Amuialiou of Manulai tk- nialiilaiul aide (.ithgr,team* Lewi* tetri-the following m«tuga ’ ’ Taft aald he haa no qbjfrtimj to tratrtlaaaO Og Vaga lOtal tlniia uWH nlghtfafl. 11mi * i i n i iilk lo I uni, reilrtdav. to . jV**identr of the -United A;''w**Ufi*ble” p r o g r ^ ij| ejglng f ei^d a StJfe f^oatT Department In the ■iimpetlllun weie Kanfiud. The nNtifnrd Tmirlal Club ,erved I If was mliinrlm n l v King 1 inp im a iia iiM earing in Tal|al\a**er on Jan. 21 Nnw Muivrua, Del.and, Lake Helm, Worker*' 1ldf*trtct* rihere puntis liim-heiin |ii nunc than .toy «f the, < lift llrlando. Kiiatla and Oiahge City AM^a ha'iLquil all V/olkV v ia ilo i,, and the' Tiiuflat' Cenier *1 T ie value of. the State Farmei* Al a uiepllng of dlxtrirt p ie ,I wa . lieanllflilly decorated with Ilf |#w »*l irllm,; lire r i l • \ n f i l l you'pirate transmit In out A C C U B C n iJ l I Market lo Sanford wa. *l,r».ed •lent. I 'he .lu ll., .1 M l|e|,ei. RUdi'diine*, the - g ift of IV* I' I f l|UI 4r II fDD 1*M* 4**1 •hr • ' s member* who ate idle lhi» week my .hllffleleiaul 'III,*« tm of Hi liiml'i. if I.... . W. F. MrMa iD'iev • IninJ'fi StocktwULf* , pf the Florid* auggetlioh lhal, they re»ume pin1 • H|||ll|f II r • ml r|n * .. elei-lrd pre.ldrnl of Dir Simlli A W Rennawy and Karl Yn.t air meeting y*s rjuclion neat Monday." State lahV af rtielr A 1lllftli ol M i i i m I It IlllflS. kill hinge,I a,,el- Sanfoid ha>. m evri • ill III l il r l of - liulflelioiird 'lu ll' trrdeytvqttd tg Inereeia pt* «‘«l>l V I M F.N NLS. Ind Lin. I I — Ml A It Flowei, headi'il Do- ll Ml •»llt*ll <■ 'iil»litvn * " |if lair* in Some 32.6V) miner* have been a t o l r o f1the* bank, from IN). '•f' I Inml rrfh lx "( 'h r Wabash Roliril llaw D li'l lie, -,•••, 1 1ol y of i, f i r di nienl . r . .Iwill have, and with pioper •upiM’'l serving .•oinrniDi'i' \\r toiill 1 I mv r In tvi l|»V • •III •<iMIlh V • ml M illie Itlv ris hurr down on (>00 to" $100,000, and re-elected on full itrike in Pennsylvania. 17. NF.W YORK, Jan. I I — (/I'l 'ian he made twi i or lluee Ini'e, " ip Smifoid Mliuf flelninul Cluli, will, Ii iiu-lllded Mr,. II. C Moore sluillf •lir v•lilt i»nir »>| 1lir r *n lr i Vlnrrniir, -nH nrirliv llsilrlo n .all offlcrra -«nd director*. About 500 in West Virginia. 6.000 in Ala Mr,. \V P Yeiiley. Mr, S W — Tlie Fedetal Bureau ol fn v e ili-| laiger than il i* Inday l.a*t yeai -mil la-1 ,‘phi it- ,ln il f Irlioui il Wade. Mia. W. H. NeUnn, Mr, A |'M r . *11*1 M i l i r n . 1l 'w fq u r .fU S ||. of -the’ HtncIt holder* In ..ii'DiwrHlrrn lodlina today. bama. 5,000 in Kentucky. 4,000 liailiniili. H liiiugrd Ihe lunrnH Ihr Mhltr Itlvrg. * Wsheeh were preeeat. gation wa* accuted in federal courl lit had a paymll of nvei $100.00(1 M. Fen la, Mr*. (! W. Hart, Mr* •• V*«u Im v r in S m iiI hi •1 rt «*l «I*R in Ohio. 900 in Ulah and 250 in l i i l m i ' r r . inrhnl p*.,l the 29Officer* re-elected are C. H. Mc­ uent h i,i yeai in ro n p e ia tl'in Lottie Slahl, Mr.,. A. Hlelk, Mr, •••4*1|*tM )f A1111*1i*HD f |PP D|llIvi today of tapping the talepbone wne, ihe added. Nulty. president; E. Q. Kllnatrlrb, Virginia. tout m irk it llarlrt'ui, t l mil** Sloven,, Mr,. Minnie , ■I il l. t l w i l l 'l l l l g g l l l - preitdent nf i hail e. |«| (In* 1 lull . "In rh»* Iff nf llmlerf Nation* employees and Managwr M Hlggln* wa.. In Dm Hr-mln'dr t'm inlv t'hamlier of .tone.. Mr,. Ham Wade, M i, I M Jr., vice president; T. E. Tucker, .until »f Vlnrrnne, un I*. S. There were 16,000 on tlrike in la t mmlv vi- 1»•| *|!• ' A* ■•lilrl || 11 .«• •Dueled In write » letter for Mai members uf foreign embattiei. rathlar; Mary Lynd Rom, assistH l g h i - n II, and wa* * i p * c l* d ' -mmiMir Muntiey, Mr". O. M. H. Iluw-au. • In* ii «rpf rlfl • f Mini *i|i|»l«"-al >if (Ilf l U t H i a M we e*»« nin* ant eaahlar. Director* re elected •o r r r -,1 under .11) f rr l today. L. II ilu g he., p ie,"lent -if the Mi i. .1 Wl.,ne, Mr* Dorl, Haehm. Ahiaham I. Pnmoranli, attor­ ket Manager Hnndv Anderann ex *in viv»* • ti 1v 4*» lung; a- II I m prexxlng the apprerlntInn uf (lie .'i.infnid Hhufflelmaid Cluli. hiu I Mi*. H L. Hardy. Mrs I. I. i \ in a r t 0. R. Clonta, Oviedo; Forreat Itr-ldrnl, nf the Innri * n l half »nfi 1*'nu |»ri|»|«' ney for Valentin A. Gubilchev. Rui f'hamlmr nf Commerce fur the D ili F Riuddei, pineiilent uf Die Klevrn-.ni!, Mra. D Scilililer, Mr, id Dir town * r r r h»lng evacuQatchflt C. H. McNulty, E G. “ Amnlig rinplnvrr* D irir I, n*i* lian engineer who was indicted wilh Drd hy Nation.,I Guardsman Kilpatrick, Jr.; W. A. Patrick; fine wmk win Ih In living done •<' t "Uriel ('lu ll, w ell "llliul llie vtett f a il Llieuhowvr, Mr. and Ml:. I- Dir d rg irr nf uii'IrrHlsndlng ••( rhargei, made the accutalion. «lih iru ik * and hiial. T. j . Tucker. Ihe mnrkrl ami offering hi cooper i i , lip hi'ltug Di I ' W llie .h lrr W Mill,. Mra. R. I*. Culh-y amt Im-ilu'-t* rn lrtp i'L r lhal tlin e Mr.. McNulty predicted a bright Chari"" Kiev hmild lir,” hr nlslrd, end drrlar Judith Coplnn on *py conspiracy ate In nuy way pnHxihln Inwanl I'o ttl*, fm mol pie .ldenl nf the Mr". I'nul Patrb-k ^o u tlook far bualnan and banking HAN FKANCISCU. -Ian 11. — M ate Hliiiffli'liuenl A , orlntlon rn" aNalated with the meat rut n l Dud hm.lnrvi men r.huuld "xoll" " I will prove," Pomerantr told II" further development. dh \ hlliaanl hliutered on to­ **ln 19*0, both from • iTorfda and Mini fnim i'i I .Ion I Ii a1* If f linvei Dug. thr fM'r rntriprlav Idea Mr. Hlggln" pointed nut that the court, "lhal it i* a lytlemalic ward Ihr Rocky Mountain* today latlonal standpoint. The build the tmde Imdy’., primary Inlrrcet "L liiiHlnrn liiiinmiT Ha, II a ORI-ANDO, Jan. 11. — f/P) — pari nf F. H. I. practice lo lap the Ing program In “th e at* limit T 1* It cnncrriifd shunt em- •D 't hitting thr Paidflr i-oaat with Orange County friend* of George telephone wire* of United Nation* In the inning regulation* U in In advend*,- nthar- Al**. |dnvv*', **" hr sskid II" Sliswrird w m tri'i «nrxt Ma,t getting ennugh huiiaea wtthla Smother* oapaeta the Mfaml ecu Hum, boll lei up highways. ra eotnlyw Inte.tM are M . mi’ll qiM ill'in* hv pointing out reach of the average person'* pm employe* of the type of Gubilchev. greaamsn to admit he la a candi­ Wind- tanging up lo fib mtl*l *n tatlon la Mowing a H i , I x . ' r n t d l n g I n h rn -ro l U livry late for Senate* at a rally hrrr at well a* member* of . foreign em­ kethunk luillt here In aatlsfy the dal * the ‘ ................................ ha pointed out. null nit" lo Dun- rinployer* he. h'„ii lUMppcd Ire l*drn power and Thuraday night. battle* and fnraign minion* In thit demand, lie urged a* many a, Some taction* A t praaant the Isvr Dial 111111,Inver* e rr lu lr ie ,tr i| telephone ling* pn,slide to attend the City Cum ...«oit Rnlt Jr., apokeaman for Nlao weir UolaleH nr daikenrd frtr hnai i country.' u D ull n -rlfeir mDslun'* hearing nn the Zoning fne rally "pouinr*. aald, the ex­ with dorreapoading , ' II •||nw I, Du* g in ,, lakr illvIdrdT" hum * He made ihe (latomoht in a move Committee'* rrcommendatimi fm pected Snnounccment 1* aaaurlng a Hall, tain and lightning added which Include dapatlti of The hlstorlr river hoiMVlmst. •v, . hit, vrcniul question the Pllnl Cluli siluplvl « rr»n "Only an emcmlmnut to Rt-A nn provid­ capacity attendance of 3,000 frem to quaih ihe indictment nn ihe Jig. < • »T ” Two Inch hatllullnn rsqiiaallng tb ,t Dir County "Hhemrnck" upon which Mr sml onr half nf th« people qn»,Dunei) lui-al variations ing. that there must lie at leas* many porta M lha State ground lhal tho proMculion wa* Mrs H. B. Pope lived for four Ih Ink rinployer. «ie getting their -l-'iir* prltcd Fort Oragg, Calif; gfc The high C"inml**l"n of Krmlnoln County 720 square feet In hoiiae proper last an hour The program will laa (hr «torni ipread over W*yhthr tvnnirn who liavr duly yeai* prior to moving Intn Iheli fail ,liair," hn dated aald, hated solely on information ob­ and not more than 2H0 feet In pnr primil starting at SilO P.M-,' Rntt L "g latrrril fm lory iluty to rxrr- lieu residence at Indlnn Mmind "|» Ihriv any hs,l* for ro-opet- ingtun, Oregon, uotlhern Califor­ tained by lapping lb* telephone* che* and rarpert under main roof ard will bit hrooricaat nvoY Jf2 Flor nia and Nevada II* heaviest blowg Village has lie n purchastil hy .1 < r..«*■■•* m . N a * Mat Mr. Hlggln* aald he I* plan­ >l*r till* prlvllrgr , , ihr law lli- Ha told Trantmell, wax towed Hat- itllmi hrtwrei, employer and rm- w rrr ,truck in loiitliern Oregon Ida radio atationa. from aal ii-ndad, si Ihr merllng uf Ihv idnyf-r* ?" ws, hla third queaning to attend the Road Deparl­ Although'Smathara haa n o t an­ Four to Jacksonville where Mr. tinti 'Only nnr Olll of two quoa- and northern California ment hearing In Tallahaame on i-luh hrbl In thr Ysi-ht Cluh la»( utday nounced hla candidacy, ha haa envTrammell n p rreiri a dredging tliuiril think there I* mutuality highway death* in northern Cali­ took rar eaatyol1 night. cent tag secondary road program the Stata In aaraval talk*. fornia. hi a mod lo poor visibility, eaah dividend* of have trod nf intvrenl," hr ratorted Tha r*»n|iitlon wa, ilrawn fol­ hutltivaa. Jan. 21 where the new seventh wri" attributed lo the etc rm. T bean paid to atoek Dur- It haa baan ganarally aaaumed (|nr Ilf thr significant results lowing Ih" drrlalou nf Ih" CotinlV Thr “Shamrock" wax f!r,t heard will he eaplalned. Other* planning Mor* snow In Ihr mountain*, Ing the tame pei ttadlvldad he will oppoao Senator Pepper Coinmlavlun «l It* meeting la,I In thla section in l(H0 w hrniul Die ,iirvvy, lie dedsird, wm TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 11. -I/P ) to attend from Hanford will he Thursday to omit Hi" name* of Hi* of proffta ahowad art IneratM of (D-PTa.J, H ri licit Wilson, son of the nwqer Dial uniformed peorde were fer lain on Ihe coast tnd modtrdttd Banator E. F. Boyle, County Com—The Florida Houaa of Rapreaan g j,S J I and tha au^l>k*a account, I!' women who hevr registered for the Wilson Cypres" Cb„ was mote ,e\ere ami hnstlle tn business winds were forerest for today, tatlve* commlttao to Invaatlgata mlatloner H. H. Pope, Rep. M. H. jury duty due lo th* lack of car- of married on tha front deck to an mm Ilian the Informed, hut even followed hy clearing skies and •<$Smith, and Harold Gray, county atata Imtltutlona today plannad to lain faclllllc, at th* Court Houae. Irish girl who had served the In Dm lattar group there wa* sus­ (reeling temperatures tomorrow. hold » Joint moating with the road luporlntandant. The ieut«r of th# storm had v«ag«d Mra. Ruth Scott, president, pre- family aa a nurse! She named the picion and dlxtrust. Hoard of Control I t aoon a* Tha Somlnoi# County Farm "Only the employer can explain off Into the northern Rockl«s. But tulcd over the business session and boat, "Tha Shamrock." poaalbl*. Boraau haa aalactad John Pintuigad tha cluh lo cooperate with Th* young aoupla lived on the to rmployaa* how Income It dl Its tall w*» expected to whip dqwn The commlttao wga aot up to vatarana on tha farm agrl* the chairman of tha Hospital Bene­ boat for aavaral•years at Palatka vldad,convince them of their com­ over southern California wfth I taaehar, to hoar It* inquire Into tho flacail and moral fit Bridge to he htld on Fab. 14 where Mr. WILon managed the mon Intareal end that the Ameri­ drenching r*lna aetlvlllea of tho atata toatltutlan*. Snow plow* war# busy dlggfhg at tha Woman'* Club. Th* Pilot Interest* - of tha Wllaun Cypraxa can xvalent work* for and no! Rap. Bryant Patton of Apalachl iCswfte*** Tag* i t * ) out highway*. Power and t*i4Mora than 110 happy children Clubk annual Boases Night, sched­ Co. Lewis O rders M iners Back For Three Day Week N A M Di r e c t o r C Of C Directors dOP Visitors Conic To Sanford For Shufllehoard Tournament Talks To Lions On Hold Meeting At F r e e Enterprise Tourist C e n t e r 66,000 Striking Co a l Miners To R e t u r n To Pits M o n d a y Told Ry P a t r i c k BliziAtd ln Wtfciy TappingPhoiwsOf U N Employeeti Moimiain District Ti cs Up Travel „A„PrI, t Smathers Seen A* Ready To E n t e r Senatorial Ra c e Pilot Club Urges Boat- “Shamrock” CoinmiMHion Accept Is Sold By Piipes Women As Jurists To Jax Interests i fc!»r *ae%S9 Pine S tm t Report Of Probe Into Institutions* Prepared John Pierson Heads Farm Bureau Drive West Side Primary 8tudents Visit Zoo N ta n coto, chairman of tha-group, aald 4t had no further report on Ita m g.tha Farm Buraau alma InvaatlgatloQ of all* |M immoralby Mr. Pioraort to a lat- Uy and financial .k l Ofg ioritlaa at tg prewar* throughout ^th* Florida A. and Mi loflago for of the Went Slda Primary School, attended- hv taaehar*. trooped down to tha Sanford Zoo IhD morning as part of th tir Field Day program. Monkav Gland first attracted would h* Ufwljg to taka any thalr attention and tha children “ I "w hat” thla further aetloi H for t i n t * tn jn itd watching tha antic* of tha Ha fla Jn laa* than monaoy* on tho trap*** and f**d rac****d rocantfy w) A«W ' Iho A.'Mid If, qg "It to not our tfoa to start m po'sn against any Institution,” Patton aSarf, "W . Just want to holp tho Rogrd of Control oporato tho Institution* Ing them paanot*. • Tha following taaehar* ■accom­ panied tha puplla: Mr*. Waltar Steal*, fourth grad*; Ml»» Catharlna Park, third grade; Mr*. Harry W att, second grad" "«d Joyca Sawyar, grada taaehar. STALIN CALLED GOD LONDON. Jan. 11. — <JP» — Albania* cailad Joseph Stalin a fod today. Tha official Albanian telegraph •fancy aald tha Albanian people's aaeambly^votad to a m t a atotua • f "tha odRy Joaaph Vlsaarlono- uled for that night, wa* postponed until lfarch 14. A latter from tha Jarkvonvllle Prior Club wax raa.l, requesting th* assistance of the local club in puhlltiilng and tailing ticket* for thalr AntTqu* Show to he held In Jacksonville Jan. 22 through Jan. 24 for tha banaflt of tha "Mothara’ Milk Bank," a projact of. tha Jacktonyllle club and also a dLtrlet projact of District Four, comprising th# 2B clubs In Florida. In raaponae to a lattar from tha Klwsnli Chh seeking the asalatance of the Pilot Club In purchas­ ing more aultahle chair* for IKi Yacht Club, tha club unanimously voted to cooperate. M. L. Raborn, chairman of tha Elka Annual Communlt^Chriatmaa Ttae^ wrote In t o i l ownarahln of the boat wa* tranafsrrad to tne Wllaon Cypra*k Co., and was moved to Osce­ ola nn tho St. Johns Rlvar, where th* Oacaola Cypress Co., a sub­ sidiary of th* Wilson Co., used It for a manager'* home. That* included Pator J. fsltn sr and Mar­ tin Hoban, who lived that* until the mill wna closed. Tha Pope* purchased ft In I M3. POSSE CAPTURES PAIR JACKSON, hi tea., Jen. 11. (/Pi — A heavily armed poaaa to­ day captured without struggle two armad whit# man hunted tinea last Sunday night In the masaacr* of three Negro children. _____ _ Highway patrol headquarter* raported It raaafvad th* following radio . . • I B ill A.M. from R 1N M T FO O L! DIBS tha saareh aouth of Sallla, NEW YORK; Jan. 11. — (AP) — ML*, i "Bnauthor and apprahanded ant, without tro u b le ? 1* Tha two a tto arc Identified by authorltlaa aaLaona Turner, 81. 81, n tot. «mI r........ W m dtil Whitt, hone rrewa labored to re-«*tgblish communications and light., Highway 99, the main motor link between California and O N gon, waa tioasd by snow. Ont of WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. - DP) th* last motorists throug' ’*■ — Th* Air Force has Included do,ad sactlen, reported 93 tru IOm s m u t o r t a a 8m | Avon Park and Palatka. Fla., among suggested sites to b* sur­ TOWNSEND CLUB MEET veyed for tha proposed Air Force Sanford's Townsend Cluh nrl Academy, Senator Pepper (D-FI*.) hold its regular matting F rid e /J waa Informed today. P*pp*r'» office said Orlando. 7:30 P.M. o'clock et th# Too Fla., waa listed recently and that Club, Mrs. L. Ik Shedoln, puhll other Florid* *lt*i to b* ln*pc-ted ditector announced today. will hr announetd from time to time. Date* for survey t*am visits have not been determined. Thu JACKSO NVILLE, Jan. 11. team* will aasembl* factual data High for the site selection board. Atlanta Congresa baa yat to authorfl* Boston Burbank the academy. . .«• 1 D*s Moln** -------------a BUILDING PERMIT IBBURD New Or Itear* ••'.--------- .1 Jamr* L. Field* aacured a city New York ......... .............B1 permit thla morning to tract a Ben Antonio concrete block home at 408 Rosa­ Fort Myer* ....... ...... lia Drive at estimated coat of Jeckaontitl# .............. ^Je*•*«•• m M.ooo. Tha Dawson Construction Orlando Palatka Suggested As U. S. Air Academy Site THE WEATHER ha* tha contract. Tampa —~ •it j ■ m *. h � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 10, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 10, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/25c4f4195ea4a30c1f6b99ebd67ccd87.pdf d34b2cbf015841119243a8c9e0c13a51 PDF Text Text B ritain KccofrntocH At THE CHURCHES Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Or PROPOSED C H A N llF .f i ANU AMKNDMENTU IN CERTAIN Dl!* TRILTH OF T H E ZONINO ORDIfN ANCE OF T H E C IT T OF HAN­ FORD. FLORIDA. All C'hurih Nolle*:) muni b* prs-entrd g| th* Herald office on tbs day before publication. Sanford Ministerial Association J. It. Farris, President .loe C. (,’rews, Sec. • T reas. F IK H T M E TH O D IS T G H U IK TI l. B, McKinley, Mlnlaler Mrs. I*. H. Htephensm,, fLK.t:. 11:46 A.M. Church School. A claxa fur every age. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. Sermon Topic; "Opening Win dows." (ItSWI I’.M. Youth Fellow: -ItIf Service*, 7dll) I’.M, Kvenlng Worship, Sermon Topic: "Mixed Com­ pany" througli Ohio's mine fields and higher coal prices to consumer followed these restrictions. The suits allege "severe losses" and asked statutory double dam­ ages against Idiwls, hi* chief of­ ficers and national ami district union funds, They do not ask anything of rank and file members. One operator, a piantiff in tlie actions today, said: "We Ikdicve that Lewis' arbit­ rary practices must he checked In order to keep our industry from ruin. "None of us wants to see the rlinos that would result fiom a breakup of the United Mine Work­ ers. The situation which Lewis lias rrented by 111* stop-go-stop orders mnkea It highly profitable for some operators to go non­ union and provide* a strung In­ centive for thu mine workers to tihundoii their present union connertioli*. “ We fee) that we ure assisting tlie workers and all concerned by attempting to halt Lewis* pro­ gram by court nrlion. We ure con­ fident tlint the vast majority of tile rank and file uf the mine winkers ugtee with out viewpoint.’ Frcczinff Weather Colored New« Louise EoHtor Named Colored Iteporter I hiuIxu B. Foster, 61H Cyptean Avenue, lina been named hy I he hattford lletald un reporter for Georgetown uml Ooldsboin. She D thu wife of James A. Foster, field executive of the Boy Scout* uf America, uml was recommend­ ed for thu pu»t by J. W. Know­ les, Goldsboro rent sstato agent. Him Is a native of Atlanta, Gu. a graduate of the Booker ,T, Washington high achiral and tha William Business College. Coming to Sanford In 103(1 short­ ly after her marrluge, she has served as cashier-clerk of the Afro-American Life Insurance Cu. fpr ten year* ami a* assist­ ant manager nf the Central Lift) insurance Cu. In lannuundng the appoint­ ment. Knowles said. "> f H grateful to tho Herald for giv­ ing me the privilege of selecting aoimxme with the outstanding qualities and abilities of Mrs. faster. The Herald la offrriiii u* an opportunity to run a fnl page uf news for and about the colored people of Hanford and I Urge your support bv reporting alt youi now* of civic, lollglou.t and aqclal activities to our colorad reporter at telephone No. T^"Mdtie your local papar tha Most outstanding paper by re­ porting to your reporter ana nubarrlblng for the paper of ynur B U T r O U R T O P HONOR j , C. HIngllng, chairman of entlnole Divisional Commit* toy Scouts of America, an* n’ Court of Honor to be •» ..Allen Chapel A.M.E. b, W. Twenfth S tm t, and Awaue. Rev, A, 0. Chandler. 4<'«alla«*4 I’riuii I'm** os* I phis. No imtnediale relief wa.- in iglil. All Hcliool* Were closed un­ til Monday. City liu* traimpiirta linn service wn* cut 61) per runt n| normal an horn- of alert uml i iiiti turned to icu mid nemly para­ lysed tile MitudNHippi Itlver illy nf 360,1881, Thinisaudn nf Mcinpliia homes were willtoul elei triclly ami many without heat. Some 8,0(81 tele­ phones wuiu out nf servleti. Bindne-H plarvk were naked to rinse early today to etiuhh- workern to get home before durkneiH. Huh. Ireuxiug tumpuruluies and snow flurries wer« predicted. Itain fell ovur ninny parts of (In' flnudnl sections of IlllunH ami Inilluna again today. Illphways were blocked in many plnra* and rail nml lilgliwuy travel wnIh.l opted. The rlaing water- of tlji* Wn hnah Itiver marly iaolutfd l.ognuuport, a city of 20,INN) in iioilhwe-t Itidlmui. The ete-t of the WiiIuinIi, which flows from nurlheust Indiana to Ihu south­ west comer, was expected to reach Clinton and Tern- llnuto today. Bulb fork* of the White Hlvrt, which cuurses iiciohx tltu lower central jiart or tndluun uml into •bu Wnl hi aI, south uf Vincunues, were above flood singe and rising. Four miiU of the Indiana Na­ tional Guard were on call for emergency duty. In Illinois, the to sumo arcus and kupt In clusn touch with fo'idltlim* In the flood­ ed section*. Thu greatest fluad danger In Illinois was In tho eastern and southern parts of the state, Many families were made temporarily hurneless In Villa Grove by flood waters from the Embarrass River. Other f a m i l i e s in Vantlalla, In south central Illinois, Hod their home* iVhen the rain-swollen Kaskaskla itiver ripped through a levee In three places, spilling wat­ er over the lowlands, (Danllneed From Wags kin#) “•Hun the tlmo for action la now." . The Retailor*' Association has been a leading sales tax foe for years. The bullctli, said Warren'* radio speech "dlsciosea that ha knpa two Data of legislator!, hi* ap­ proved list and "th# other ona." , Purges and tho theory that the King can do no wrong ur# foreign to the American and Demociatlc way of Ilfs," tha bulletin eaitl. "It waa a pad day when of tho florid* political scene, Th# right to hot), rst differences of opinion and I lift CHURCH OF GOD 2311# Kim A**nu* Dev. Jo* Crewe, 1’aator ■Snniluy .School beginn at 9:46 A M. Classes for alL age*. Morning worship 11:00 Af.M. Message by the fiaator. h Eivnugelisth- servlet- 7:,’K) |*.M. Mt-:.r'ag<- nml nltai call for prayer l*y I lie pastor. i’rnyer meeting nml Bible xttldv Tuesday 7:30 J'.AI. Come amt bring vonr lllbles. Woman's Missionary Itunil meets i hi )i Tlioisiluy 7:31) J'.M, Victory Leader build service each Friday evening lit 7:110 |*,M. A piogrnm fm nil young people, I be ( ‘lunch string hand under the direction of Charles Crews, will furnish the mimic nml the pub­ lic is invited to attend, C IIH IH TIA N A MISHONARY A L L A N ! K fork Avenue end Fuiir(eriilh St. Hex. Glenn K. Smith, I'nslor Itihle Schoul, ID. 1)0 A.M. A. Wlclmhlt, Hunt. Morning Worship, 11:18) A.M (Jurat Speaker: Jtcv. T. U, Maug­ ham, District Sliperllitoniiaiil. N il.S T C lllliic li ~(!K ( ’ll It I ST, Kvenlng Service, 7:46 I'.M. H N K N TIH T The pastor will speak on tip SOU Earn! Srrnnd HI reel subject: "Alternatives To Fnith," Huntluy Hcliool 11:46 A. M. Morning .Service 11:00 A. M. Subject: ‘'.Sacrament" Wednesday .Service 8 :0(1 I*. M. Kcuding ftooni Tuesday* and Friday* ,’l:ll(l (o 0:18) l‘. ill, All are welcnme to atterul obr Junior Society, 0:16 I'.M, .services nml to tme our reading N.Y.P.8 ., 7:00 P.M. room. Kvnngollstic Hour, 7:46 P.M. "SACHA M K N T” ia ine su bject The revival with Itev. pump, the of the I.essoo-.Si'i rnori which Will Indian preacher, and tlie singing lie read in Churches of Chrlat, Trlssels, is coming tilting great. .Scientist, Ibrmiglnmt the world God is on the service. Don't fail on Hunduy, Jnmiury 8. to In- with un every nlglii includ­ The Gulden Text ia: "The preping .lull. 16 will be u great inllv. Hiutinna uf the beurt In man, and Waldi the paper for iiiiiiniiiire- the answer of (lie tongue, ia from meiiU next week. Services stint the Lord . . . Commit thy work* every night at 7:31) P.M. iinlir the Lord, uml thy thuughts '.hull he fstiihliahfd" (I’rov, 1(1: M ILLED FA It MS ( H D ftrH O F GOD Among the citations which Itev. B. W. Miller, Minister comprise the Lc.hson-Sermon ia Sundry Servlet'*, prenrhlng lit tlu> following from the’ 111later: "Heboid, I will send my meaien11:181 P.M. Old.lime singing mid piulse set get, uml In- 'bull prepare the way before me: and the Lord, whom I'ruyi'i meeting Thiit-diiv id Vi- seek, 'hull suddenly come to Ida temple," (Mill, it:I to 6tb,L 7:30 I*. M. The I.eaaen-Sermoii also in­ We don't need yum money, »e cludes the following passage to ed you, Gomel In,m the ( tojstiniiiii Science tuxll i'HALA ( D M M t M I Y houk, ".Science uml Health with I'HUSlIYTKIM AN ( III lit It Key to the Scripture*," by Mary Currie Iteums, Puslnr Kukri Kilily: "We aliould alrlvn .Morning Services: to tcacll the Hoteb height where 111:111) Sunday School (iod is revealed; and tho corner11:111) Wn/ship Service. stone of ull spiritual building. I* Kvenlng Services; purity. Tb* huptinin of. Spirit, <1:30 Young Peoples' Meeting. washing the lioily of all The bn7(30— Worship Service. pill illes of flesh, signifies that (lie pure In heart see Hod and are FIH B T B A P TIS T (T IIIID 'll opproiicldiiK spiritual Life gpd Park Avenue at Sixth Street lt« demonstration" (241124). W. I*. Brooks, Jr.. Pastor John I,. Miller, KdurniJonnl 1ST i'BKH B Y T BRIAN C JIU H tH Itev. A, (J. Mrliinls, It.I),, I'afcWf Director it:-IS A M.— Church School. “ We've Havril A Plsre For Ynn” 11:181 A,M. — Morning Worship, Hnmluy School 0:46 A, M. ( ’iitmmminn Mcdiliition by Mr. A Plnt'e For Fvei y Age. lilt ill to Dentil. Mclnnla. i | it:3u I'.M. — Yuuth Kelluwablp. Morning Worship It IH) A. M. .Sermon liy • In- Pint I or, I to J'.M. -Evening Worship, Spin iul Music for .Sunday MornTraining Union 0:16 P. M. A Union Fm Kvei y I'htneh tug Meinher. A Stm y llom fill I lot Mini'll). "Ii Heard in miii The i m Voice,of » iiiiq .Vi Anthem: dreti under !• vein li oi- Huy" hy Ghuncel G ln dr with Evening Wnitdiip 7:3(1 P. M - n l - !•v Stanley llioiutey. Sermon by 'lie I'ml nr Mole (jumtcl; "Near to Hie Nursery open nt nil -el vice- lor Iteml oi .ji'MiN," Kpecial ■Miode for Similay Fvechildren id Pre-School Age. Wednesday I'myei Hmviin uing. .Male GIiomih: "In the Gar­ 7:3(1 P. M. den." Liiithe* in the Hook of Acts. "Kvery Itnnm Ah Warm As Ymir llnnie" T im H -l HKVHNTII DAY AD VEN TIST <11111(1! Klin and Seventh Street Elder A. K. Deyu, Hupei Intending pastor L. II. Hhepard and Wnt. Wall assistants Mrs. H. (J. Itrlsson, Sabbath School superintendent. Thomas Waller, hum* mission­ ary leader. Huhhuth Hcliool 8:3(1 A.M. every Saturday; church service, 11:00 A.M. Prayer meeting 7:30 P.M., Wednesday. C O M M U N ITY I’HEHBYTKIHAN c iiu h c i A; Ihe ( hryaler 1930 New Yorker four-door **daa, with rentylsd longer rear fender*, mote maxshc bumpers, new radiator grille, better vlalMIHy from the larger rear window and powered by the 135bp- Spitfire engine. Being ahown by Hill Kirk Motor*. Mt. Plymouth Notes First to arrive for the great Klurldn state aircraft Wlngding and hippodrome celebration, Dim. 31, to Jan. 7 nt the Mt. Plymouth Hotel and Golf Club, were two pretty Beechcraft planes which flew with a party of six, direct front Dayton. 0. They arrived at the hotel's landing field Friday evening. The red and silver and yellow and silver beauties came in together, and contained Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. 8 . E. Kay, now guests at the hotel. A brand new, catchy love lift, by Mra. Ada)Ine II, (Jawthrop, Mount I'kyinouili composer and lyricist, was presented for Ita pieiniertr on the New Year Eve galu dinner dance and floor pro­ gram at the Mount Plymouth ho­ tel and g o lf. club by a vocalist with the the Car] Hallberg or­ chestra Saturday night. The (Jawtlirops oparate a citrus grove, uml are frequent guests at the gay doings at the hotel. Th* song is entitled "My Heart's On My Sleeve, "and is just off the Nnrdyke press, Hollywood, Fla. Doth words and music are by Mrs. Gawhtrop. Liberal rains of the lust week­ end have restored the greens and fairways of the famed Ht. AndtcWH links ut the Mount Ply­ mouth hotel. Boy Flronadon, Con­ necticut pro, and the associate professionals, Hubert Uodington and Johnny Capello, ure enthuslsastic over the prospects for n successful season. Th ^ flrs t woman pilot to arrive for mb Wlngding celebration nt the Mount Plymouth llats) and (lolf Club, which began Saturday was Mr*. Frederick W r Miller, of Harre. Maas., who arrived in the early kfternodn Saturday) haying flown her Atratica.' solo, frem Miami. <" ' i t ' • "M r* . IiDuls (l*ti*L iwlf# of-the lesseli of the Mount Plymouth ho­ tel, and their daughter,- Lucy Vern ’iuln'l, returned home to the hotel u*t Thursday’ after a motor trip h Marshall, Tex, whe*e M*x. (!»• lie) i l landed Ht* marrige of hsr sister, Mils Betty Wollaoa to Wymile Gordon Killian, in n rolorful ceremony, ul tlie First Bap­ tist Church, Marshall) on Dec. 27. Miss' dill,cl served a* maid uf hon­ or to her aunt at the wedding. Thu Gabel party was acronipunled I,nek by May Margaret Touhey, politic health counsellor for Texas, ami old friend. On Friday tlie newly wedded couple arrived at the hote) for ■ short stay, before returning to their home In Marshal! Sunday. The Gabel party was Joined Saturday hy Mr. and Mr*. Muis A. Gabel of Tampa, parents of irnsllauee V n a *•**# Uaal inward the Heminoln Countv Ex- Mr. Gabel. They are remaining at ••'I,H at tln> coming Central Florida tlie hotel over tha New Year holi­ Fair at Orlando. The donation day*. wits made after Edward Higgins, manager of the Seminal* Countv Chamber of Commerce, pointed hut that the Countv planned a much better exhibit than last year, and pull together and that Lea K. I.esher of tn# Cham­ t policies— namely, ber of Commerce had agreed to the policies ha blueprinted tn toact ns manager nf the exhibit. day's message and Wednesday a The Board In "filling the jary State Of the Union address. box," with names of proepictlva The proposed Ux Increase will Jurors, hesitated about putting the not ba savare, h* promised. But name of It) women who registered h« kept hla secret on tha kind of for Jury service In the box. AN tax changes wanted, uelng Ihu Ihnutrh th“«*i had been "ertlfled same words ai before: Chang*’* hy 0 . P, Herndon, clerk, their go- which will "reduce present Incetitance would require the Instal­ equities, stimulate business ac­ lation nf real room facilities for tivity, and ylald a moderste awhite and Colored female Jurors, mount of additional rwrwnuw/* and emptoymnnt under certain Tha budget will be balanced, conditions of a female halllft, he said "at the earliest date con­ said Mr. Herndon. sisted with the welfare of tho Purchase of a 1671 comblaad country." Progress will be help­ adding machine and cash reglater ed by Improved business cotpIN ( Trum an’* Economic c, C, White, Minister Church Hcltuul, |U:U() A. M. Class** for all ag«*. Worship, 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Golden Ago Group nt 3:00 P.M. Wednesday Tha Buslnvsx Women meet with Mrs, F. Hoetier. Thursday Annual Congregational meeting. Covered Dlth Supper, 0:30 P.M. Congregational meeting immetll- deopartment. •tely following the supper. The fallowing plata of subdivN Communion H e r v ie a Sunday slum ware approved! Lake Triplet morning, January 8th. Shores, Casselberry! Bluvak \ Inge sulidivlHit n at Blavla t , CIIUHCH OF CIIRI8T Htiutliluml Fork, a Negrfi eiil>d] Ifcoad Blreat and Kim Avenue Sunday Services) 10:00 A.M.— Bible School. UlOO A.M,— Worship! ^ 7j6U H.M.— P i e a c T t l n g the Z o in -,1 i n f im p e rtr |On« Hlngle i»|*i n e t Fam ily) i|. prrltie.1 i t Lois S A t nf Block EEC Purchaae Lake Mary W arren H it Nolle* I* >i*r*tiy xlv*n lliai t I'ohlli’ Henrln* will tj* held *i iti* office or lli* t’lty Commission in th* Olt* Hull In th* I'lly of Han. lord. Florida, ui S.inl o’clock I1. \i on ih* IHli day of January, isi i to LuOHldtr I In- following rhaugrc and ndnif mlninma In Ih* Stoning Ordinance of th* City of Banrunl Florida i McCarran ChurgeH |C eatta*#4 Fraa* pe a * Oa*> Imulct of Cong ret t today. Rep. Spence (D Ky) and Sena* lor Maybank (D SC), chairman of the two banking committee*, of­ fered the meaiure. Spontort taid the legiilalion in­ volve* no direct federal loan* but teck* to facilitaate building of home* by government guarantee* uf loan* made by private lending inititulioni. Cooperative* and non­ profit group* would do the build­ ing. W atchman Abducted (Ceatlase* Ffeie Fag* Oa*| lives Jack llarvlll said he wna convinced Thomas waa telling the truth about how ho found the dynamite. Police called thu watchman in fur questioning after they learn­ ed he had been absent from hi* looming house from Dec. 117 to Wednesday night. Thamaa oxpallnled that he hod some tlmo off, which he spent visiting friends. Police were questioning Tho­ mas ut the hospital, hut officer* had no Immediate report on what he had to say. When thu watchman was found at 8:22 A. M,, u rope was still around his feet, the loop was around hia neck and there were tope burns un-hi*-wrists. 20 Year Service Pin Given Mrs, Williams A service pin in recognition of her 20 year* with Florida Power and Light Company wi* presented to Mrs. Marian W. Williams, memtier of the local office staff, !L 11. Coleman, district manager, an­ nounced yesterday. Mrs. Williams received this award at a recent meeting of company members. In announcing the award, Mana­ ger Coleman praised Mrs. Williams for her many years of loyal serv­ ice, stating she was a "very de­ pendable and efficient memltcr of our staff with a host of friend* both within and outside the com­ pany who applaud this recognition of her services." Mrs. Williams la a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Business Women’s Circle. A graduate of Seminole High School, she attended Heeler Business Col­ lege in DeLgnd and began work with Florida Power and Light Company her* In January 11)30. Service pins covering two years each will be presented this month to M. L. Collins, machinist, anti C. F. Markowici, apprentice, at the power company’s generating plant located here on l.ake Mon­ roe, Ic it r ! I, I 1 I nf film'll .0 Block U; tails ). ) « t i,i Block I>. Ians y, r a it of Block E: Luts l. : ) 1 . 1. * « of ttliick K, Ill'll tails 1, ? .1 4- „. A li ut tUuek I), l>trr> Avenue Aililillnn l.ute t A ! of Block 4- A. mill tails 1 *■ ! of Block ti. Hail (.min He, ,,o,i Hectlon, mill tile Nnrtli ISO ft of the Nurtliwest ijuiirter of H e c t lo n .11, Tnwns|il|i |!l Itaiikc It l-.'usi, tm-nltrl suit aliiittlna mi tlie auiilli slits uf Celery Avenue tietweenBan tun] Avenue nml MeltnuvIlU Avenue. Is pritpnscil t* I,, A cliangeil to i'-l tCiinitnerrlul ” Betall) fJlstrlct. A me ml merit to Heclloii 1, Hull- section (), Item tu)i For a one h ( o r y ilw rlila g , It - 1 A A : I Son HI|. I l l l i - l Ar IfillO >i, ft, luovliteil h o w e v e r that tlie m ai n M o ti on of a n y dwelltiiii Iti 11-1 A d i s t r ic t s tie ant leas than 71u si| I I , f u r th e r p r o ­ vided h o w e v e r that w he n plane for one story i lv t- ll lng* to he I,m il III Ihu n t - A d is tr ic t dll nut meet H im iiiltiltnum aroiuiil flo or urea of dw ellln a s of moo s*| ft . ex clu sive u f port* cucheres nm l s ttn rh e d pon-he* « p same may he referred to t h e ' Hoa rd of A djus tm e nt nm l said B oard In hereby iiinhurlxed uml tnoy allow u v a r ia n c e in tlie It I - A district w it h n m i n i ­ m u m nren of |tilili ft iindi'r inn- root, Inclunlv* uf liiirle-cucheree, enr ports nm l porches. prov id ed that the mai n section of the lions* tie not lees li m n 730 so ft. A ll parlie s In Iniereei unit c lt lxeii* rhn ll hove aa op portu nity to he lietird ut eMlit In-iirlnic B y order of the c i t y C o m m ie , of tin- C it y Ilf HnIlford, F l o r , » Ida. this i n t i liny uf li e c e m k e / l Sanford M arket e x c l u s iv e : w it h ANNETTE’S Orlando Dgwy at Prenrh Ave A L L M AKES - A LL VAKB GOOD C O N D ITIO N 18 to 24 Mo. • Eiuty Term WE 1)0 OUR OWN FINANCING Cum# In • Get Acquainted ' WBh I .■ MELTON’S USED CARS 2nd A State Farm ers M arket M V H Ilin tut NO . Tli* fiillowliiK prlcss r*piirl»d liv tin Iirnlira on th* Hsnfnril Hist* Fnrinera IlnrUfl for proiluv* aotil to Trui'h*r* nml l>«nl*r* up in 4 p >1 Jim. c. tar.n. Item*. Te m 1*rars * n, Bell Mr mint till I l p r tl .k a • 4.1k flrnaa. I.ltn* Bu I l p r 1*. TS ll**i* ttns Itch I t. an Uslilisa* fm t.ti li s a * -T* C. i Ij I ium * t>t> li b C r t | »fl Cn litisa*. Clilnax* i'*l*ry Csall(low«r OI*ry ’ . , Corn IHw*»ll . ... l.'arumlMrs. F n n cy Bu Crt Crt Crt Crt Tlirnlo*. Burnt* t Tomato** (Plakei ___ _ Or* an* ..... , ' tl.B * It *o - 1st i l •><> - I B ll.tl Bsklstt .lW) • 1 *0 Ensruf* Hu Ilpr Kaaalant Hu Bskis Mliuc*. trsbsrg, Dry Pack . L A Crt Okra ........ Bu Ilpr Osinas, Green . .... Dos Itch P*as, Black . Kv* ...... nu Ilpr Pass. KnalUk Hu Ilpr Ptopars, Fancy tin Bakta Tap ........ Legal Notice STATH FAHNF.ua MAHKKT K F-FM M T Palmetto Phone 1203 HiiPoii’r u f i i m i i n n v o f “TUF| 4 ITiaFNS IIANH t I F in ll.llli UF UVIKIIU IA T in : HTATF OF PI.IIIIIIIA t i i f ci,nsF u f iii a iafn n ua m u . :t*. t ANAFTA I'nati lislancpa Willi o l ' i r r limik*. tnehiilliiji .......... Iniln nm l cash li*m n In prnc*«* „ r col lr ctlo n I'ntirH h i s i c b t l n v t r n n * a l ntillaiitlon*. illr*r i nml ■ uurun t**d . ........... ................ .................... .. l.imna anil ill*..... in is lliichultiiK I Non* ov en lr H IiK i B a n k iir*mla«* uw na il *11.fill.or, fu rnli ur* an d r l s l u r s a I t l . x ' i l l l , . TIITA I. AHHKTH Ii I a h i i .it h ia l u m a n d dspu xlls of Im llvliluul*. pHrliieralilp*, nml eorno ratlon * ........... T i m a dspoaBa nt Individual*. partii*ialilp*, and co rp o ra ti o n s ,.v ... . ........ Dcpualla of B n lt s d Kl ntr a ( l o v v i n u i r li l (li ictuilliiu I ,7k • l.u postal savings) ...... ll.tl • t.m Deposit* of Hlalsa a n d political aulnllvlaloa* Deposits of banks -. . .. II so • l ift and pDlcsrs' checks, etc.) ti l l I ,71 - 1.00 L M A B lM TlK H illgatlon s s h ow n l|OW ,.ft....J, . ...... . li.io - 1.00 CAPITAL ACCal N T l 1110 • t.ll II os . t i l tjnitvldsd araflta .................... T O T A L (’A P ITA L ACCOUNTH T O T A L LlABtLITtHfl AND CAIMTAL A tiiiU N TU •This beaks espttal consist* ofi C'ommea stock with total par value of ....- .... HKMOBANIIA Asasta ptadaed or aaslanad to secure llnbltltlea slid ft . b m i l o f “ ’th<- ’n b ore »6t*maly swssr that the akavs alalstnsnt ia tru*. and correctly r*pr***al* Ih* ir** slat* uf th* **c*r*l ms U IS M sag H t forth, to th* b*si of my anuwl*dg* and Oraage* Tempt* ...... { Orspefratt. Duncan .......... it that “federal rcc" *p",io“ Am "‘fS a s s ta u fjs & s ft.WlU also ba in Invoatun Word. Thursday i P .« euj l « l P .M .-M I d •w * * k Bible A.welcom* awaits all, especially th# stranger and th# poor. Many of thsm I .that boxlness-H t-' of tha atata’a I 1 wil J ceda tha Irouoai C, RQ 0R H ARD T. MGR. ORLANDO t.'M'l * ,: i e ie')Tfmns.MM . » ')i i .mw — s m 1Pi �v - VRyffV • T IIK la U a ily T h e m 1$ H tro tg lh — To Protect th* Peace of the World; To.Proaote the Profrraa of America. To Produce Prosper Ur for Sanford. Pair and » « m H A N K O It l), F L O R I D A , Established 1908 VO LUM E XXXX1 High Court Refuses Study Of Crime Gag - Big Tournament Is Being Planned By S an f ord Tourists Associated Press I.eased W ire «>. m.M) I •I v 111»• A i i « i\\ .iir \ .• l i S. l u 'c i v r tiii i in i i ' i i 11 III* u It , i i It; I'l PresentedBy Truman; GOP Blasts Figure l .11 M A 11 <•i W \* III .1 1 .' > I h 1 ft••a ,| ( i t . • •ti ii •1. •. . . p. («» ( l .p 1 ............. N f i l l ....... I •. 111 President’s Budget Includes S ,o ^ n c u Whopping Raise For Farm Aid r^'i-Iujui « t I a |ar» •r ,t 1" ilr**! It 1 " t • fl. It li • i !•. •• •at •a • la \ c . i . t 1*1 |t • • 1 , i-M (., I* * Ik III ■ \ •a ti-* »H M ‘ !•Mill'll «l i . (Mill l.ul l Hv OVID A. MAR I IN A V ! iC . • .11 min , \ l. >••a•«i i «*a It* >i.. I . .. it.. \ |.ill 'I l/ l'l lllM1.IMII).(HMI |.. ll,. . ,. „ ,| | .. I . 1.. i . 'x\ . .. i . •. ......1 1*.. 1 1 . 1. 1 . i. i ... t i I I I » f •i \ ••. . . . . lit. 4 ' 1 1' ", •- a. 1 » . *•. . « . , 1, •• 1 |e 1 1 , |*- M l Ml • ( 1 , 1 ., i t. lx. 1 1, . 1 , * t lie. ’ mi ( » 1. 1 11»*•• • i l l III) 1 •»( ( 1 U ...E r While flume* muidiroom throiigh the roof of the m *i.lul word in lIn liiieltgruiiiid, firemen eurry u 1 XX \ patient down the lud.b'i during the fire ul Mere.. ) |o->|dl:iI. ll.iveop.nl, town. Twenty f*■in* p.-r««ni*. M.I * I 1 I I l l I I I ' . \! all '.lit one patient*, died in the hlu/.ing ward, Wiii.ow* nl which. «* mux Ii. ru n . o i i ill b u n d , i hampering rescue uoik Sixty-eight perron* were lielieved in the *tiiiiuiir when the fin* bn*ki* mil. 1. »\\ i il i - I I X ' I I I I li.ie rn .il i.ouil i t» • 1.1'. s . „ 1. Hli i • i1 .1 l l ' . t i . . 1, 1 '. .. Police Capture Nehru Advises Bolstering Asia As Red Defense An intruder wltu fled !(•»((( Kiwanis D istrict Commonwealth C o n ­ f e r e n c e Discusses Communism, W a r Leonard Usimi Is In­ stalled A., KI o r i d a I) i s t r ic t Governor C O l.O M H O , C ry to ii. Jan. 9 — (/P) — Prime Minister Jaxxuhailal N eh ru of India told the liritisli C om m onw ealth cnnfcreiire today the licit w ay to defeat Cm m m iniM ii ......... ill Asia .. is _______ to b u ild_ up the prosperity Asiatic people,. N eliru spoke at the opening %r» •ion of a cnnfrrrncc ol IIk lor rign minister, of right Ihilixh Coinllioiiwrdllli nations. Ihe (uofn flier is drslic.i|rd to rxphoing means ol .ivriinig .1 lliiul N\'<■(l«i Wai and slopping llir spir.nl ol One of thr biggest ahuffleboard 1Cominuniam tournament* ever held In Sanford \ Nrlnu, whose govrinniriil has will lie sponsored _Wedn**day ietugiii/rd the conquest of t Inna morning starting at 10:00 o’clock, hy the Sanford Tourist Shuffle- hy llir Com m unists, laid the open board Club when IH teama, com­ ing session llir Chinese K rd s li.id prising ION players, will compete fulfilled to some r x lr iil llir demands at the court* 011 the laka front. of the Chinese people Ini sm l.il Play la expected to continue un til 10:00 o'clock at night, and justice. H r irpealed statements hr ir will require the service* of 20 referees and 20 score-keeper*. The tenlly made that the ladies used teama will represent cities through in fighting the cold wai in Kumpe out north Florida. A plate luncheon will bt served could not be applied to Asia. UritUli foreign secretary Er­ ■t noon at th* Tourist Center to player* and guests, following nest Kevin began the conference which (manrber* will be served. with a review of the present in The Seminole County Chamber of ternatlonal situation, a communi­ Commerce ha* Invited leaders of que announced, lie apoko for mote civic and veteran*' organisation* than ail hour, giving what n dele­ gate called a "very general reto be present at Ihe luncheon. The Tourist Club'l* planning to He revealed commonwealth il­ start an amateur night program lation* with the Soviet Union, soon, and hopes to find a lot 0 rind I of iatllona with the Soviet Union, local talent, said D). Scudder, eluh steps naeiled to atreiigthen Eu­ ropean stability and security, net president. tk_ ...L <tf lL> Atlantic* P a r t ill More than 100 members of the th# role of the Atlantic Fact club attended the program Friday Europe. The conference alma were out­ night at the Tourist Crater. Mrs. Sam Wade conducted an interest­ lined hy Philip Noel-Raker, Uning quia contest concerning famous tiah Commonwealth mlnWter, a* Americans. How ladle* sometimes th* delegates aaembled before statue of Uoeen Victoria iiuder louk was demonstrated by George IN M Us faa* Te a l ll'eatli Clark A hilarious husband call­ ing contest was staged hy Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hart and Mr. and Mr*. Sam Wade. Mr*. George Clark aang several selection*, and MU* June McGill, pianist and pupil of J A C K S O N V I L L E , Ja n . 0 . — {/>'• Miss Madeline MTattem, enter­ — The atate Democratic executive tained. Sympathy to th* bereaved fam­ committee today act a two percent . of. the „ „ lata ate Rev. C.- 0. McCon­ assessment fee based on the first ily. nell. of Elmira, N. 1., whs died year's salary of the office to lie Friday, and who was a member •ought by a candidate In the May of the Club, was espresaed by primaries. Expected fireworks over any Mr. Scudder. Democrats who had "bolted" the party and want to get back in did C A L IF O R N IA -8 E R R RUN * • ft LOB AN G ELES, Jan. t. — <*) not develop. »V — Sunshine returned to- seuthem Not a harsh word was spohan California today In Ihe wake of except ea criticism of the Republi­ and n five-day crop- can party. .There was nothing but prate* dee. y downpour yesterday far those who conducted Jarkaenup 1.11 Inehea of preeiplta- Jeffarson Day dinners thrnughmit enk winds, Merer failure*, the atate to raise party fundi, al­ streets and stalled cars though some quarter* had expected thia might raw* a little discussion. products of the storm. “ We ironed out that matter befor* we met," said former Judge MVRNA L O T T O O tT O S C I W q G D r J a m f c - T « - William V. Albury of Key.Weal, chairman of the committee on raa- Florida Democrats Decide On AHHewunent Th# meeting adjourned Ha brief session. die klti'lien of u Imnic mi Palmetto Avt'im,' near Tenth Street aftt'i h<Ii inI lieen seen by the teiii*ewlfe, wa* picked 1111 by Patrolm en .Inrk Hl< k*uii und H. II. Spence. »'iMm? near l»y, nml at iln* tlm rtlv n flfr 11: 4)0 idcntiiinl 114 (lit* man •• Stnti«»n h V I imI *hn , lint) wn^ ph- ™ ' 1( i t 1 Comudian Huh Hope Injured In SmuHhup oitf I. 1 Mind.11 tliniu hy I I.i••1 Hipplri, I'.iixI ik, g iiv riii'il “ .(III' h Iio k - ( ‘llllli .1 p.im 1I1 in. - .ili;n I »>.,* iind llir I ( Inin I' s N i l l..l f.k .k k f i f 1 ( r i l.i i i f . l1 1In- .1 lit*- " ' nl l,y ' ,l*' \\, Hrat'li M .ilr N u .m " H i e , *piril.ntl aim* «r It. ilio re l.e * ," *ui.| Ib lli.iw n le c, ” 1.1 In irii.il.d pr.iple of (j..d , cf V p rr-e n e r. Id* ln tr rr * l and In-. In I •t iH. le g a l. 1 In men, lliex m e '('•(•ili.l I belli iif I lie In i,t lirl hi..,,| ■lints, Ibu (io ld rii lim e and In tea. tb . iii tn be kind and t bf.>I t'ilii.K th r rre rn t s.lvaiiee* KIVKHSIIIK, Calif., Jan. !». </l*l — Hob Hop# wa* Injurr.l la*i night when hi* car skidded off .. be . m l X r nn i ^ r V i road during « rainstorm and over v ' X I n ' turned If! mile, south of here , ^ hands , f " 1 V me ' '" h ie m 1 ...................mat. and hi. I«*«''ng*r. Frrd Williams .......... ............... 1»........................ vx.ll line .if In* gag-writnrs, wrrr burlcl i h ( p e a e e ,>" b•e .i l e. e.la'r e.d . from tllr martilnr. Tliry xvrrc re !»" "• « im , Kixrr*l.lr . m m i» .... .......... ••(.« *(>(.„ w i . i i . n i . ... j s r ( immunity ....................... .......... there *pirii..al .po.l "I frei finr. The doc ray* my [ / " b t f ' l ' f “ m! ;.;S, M T li. i phy.[,'l,n, nl.,. .’ “tl'.!.l,*l.n«r" " Vi -w!>*•................... . ......... . . ■ ■ ! . ' S k C ' S CIIIK ulli.'i ll.at his name not be used, *!i nuiiI to accept the principle* fur xvbi.i llojie suffered only from a di*ln the i-luirclies stand. cation tirtxv.rn the clavicle and I.eoiianl A Uslna, Mimni. xxu shoulder. ii.-xti.ll.-.l ** governor of tl.e El.u. The car lammed Into a Walnut traatlase* na rsae r.inl tree heside thr highway. William* was treated for hr.iine* After Hope’s shoulder wa* Xrayed, hi* arm was placed In i. sling. Later both left for Molly wood, V F W M EET Post 22SD of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will mast tonight In regular laaaton at the Legion Hut. M ILAN , Italy, Jan. li. — (A*) — Monty Banks, film director hus­ band of British comedienne Grade Field*, will b* hurled tomorrow In tho Adriatic coast town of Cessna. Banka, 60, died on route to a hospital In nearhv Arona after aufferine a heart attack Ratur.lay on tho Simplon Orient Express. Mia* Fields wai with him when h# died. Thee were I raveling to their home on the Isle of Capri. ----------- A C C ID E N T V IC TIM A short funeral eervlc# was held at tOidO o'clock thia morning at th* Erickson Funeral Home for th* late Rev. C . 0. McConnell of Elmira, N. Ys who dlad Friday afternoon at b legal ........................... hospital folI that overtook him L .fe/ara .< ti.n l • »• t * t i i k |H it 1 HIM I 1,i f t tit' i » 'mH ll nl I ■ 1 I til . the I 11 I ' .'III \ I'll l ! ktll l l " ,.|>l |» IIV lit t li f* lill , ? .1 • ( k • |t 1kl,* .1 . . lit Ik •Mk\ lift 1 ll" |l t»* kk flit • |M , i ••f( t f.t I ||r 1 i all* , Ml 1t• I t mint 1d 1*1•1m u m .ill I., ll 'It It • f t tun* Mllll f 1* »l ' tl VIMIt rli'tllif <• 'L * ill i'.i iiMim«y It a. 1 1’ Ill I , 1 •*!' f"i im 1 * . t Ifl*.' a•I fvt fill « V|ii' 11111 14(1' n li u l I’llE •' <»f the |<.•I lie*•, » | it I IIIOI **v’ll*Vi •♦i'll" |fl I m |.M\b f..i tlif •1 ••t I III I .•*•I I•*\ till* )*•••I'l ftilll'llt 1 1 t •••'!' 1 1 1n 1iii | ••!». t M I •lllllilM ll"! *» •1•1* ll If .111 titfiiiit^t di 111.lint * tot Rin m I i .mi **tn« Ii Itk* *•itul k%sill ll | "ci|i|li* t till' litlllf kl III k I r *• III! 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I.... f Kill > 4 1 •" 1 ll tl l" I H X* t ittd •Ilk I k ( i "in »< "i k I«nl 11 Ml I t k f ,,l ... I,- •» • Ipt k M.i t*iik tu it" ."(1 I'l Milltl ll ll’ *.( ||fH .1 in r -.... I.I - i •II ll • ...... k |i uti l .'U »4U», I Mil" ft I nuiiI'•. 1, , , ,,, , i ip !(»•* Ik «'Mt III li » . \ I ill.i in i h i •' |tiiit 1 fm t Ilf Hi I N ll fiMi i III IMIII. I.. I. * l||»* L i lt "1 • •**'• I fin It tk I ! » M\ I I HUM It* 'k l|| i tF« Ml. .« |ll Mill" ||k f « ip | I • i nl •mu 1 ft . f " I . (llllll t 1I (Mill ( " i n , • f i l l . I'l l* »"* lltll llll' I *l« • •III fi l l If . •1*1*6 ll III I ' f llll . Ik .1111.1 ^klffltf (I I llll.I J'lhH.fMHMin1 II, l l " ■d tiff •'it't’ ik'l . i m i i i *s in W fs| .| f I •111 \ t'fll I M • I f It||( \ il i' |tii • »*•••«* f •••i •••! I m *»ll 181 1' lilt' ^iiVt'IIIIIIPHl « f i t l l " " ll IM t lie* li ll f kjil .li ii il -1 itlx i 1 .,•■ i.•|i t•' " . , » fillIfSN I llllll ll | 1. . (I I M|t|HM 4 I'l " I'l lltll I ' l 11 1 1 K l il I. |l|| t I'l > III I ! tllMllfl |)I<I llnf (• *1. . , H ill I l. ll l l l l M il l 'll V 'i • HlilllHf | ||ti«)||\ ,*"|i»l -k f l 'll’ l 1 , id .11 mi III* ol lo. IM III I Mi nt I'lHIl Itll'l. l kk III' il iniir ••a •iii mm nl tit t lttn»ri'i xkctiM m in In'xl 1 ll,ll - l . l l e ■ III ltd M i i m I I r m «4 (I R r i l d T m m I m i o i i i I i ' l 1 xxiiil. xlii|.)M.-e 11. lx,*, ,.M,f .. di tI •1 qi*n. t •• •1* < •I . I » ti (m i ♦• * • ' ' 1 ll . .1 III i «. i .* 1, ' 1 1 ( l( I Itfll. . i » Mil t i .1 • • 1 i • •• ................ • Ifl A M»‘ i 1\ l< . ’ j •f1 , | i ml le g u ' ’ "■ • ' 1 . 1 |»« •*1 # tic • , ’ • ," t l . Iff I'll -'ft \((|( ( c . X ' •'! ....... HI It" I(«| 1 1' I ' .1 II ll- ( i - .i (.!•»• \t, i r .( " ) 1 eil - li < l|M" •II It" 1 ' 1 I' ' ' 1 I'l I tll*l I'll ' *1 * ' , I ................. ' i* •i i . ... 1 I" ' '" I f 1 1 Mill i| II" • '1 • III ' I'M ( i| •*»• •*'!• 1 I I I . t li t" t|..ll| li|*| Iii" 1 It'* *1 ‘ 1 1 . K 1 * •• 1 ,i ii . i n I.i i: !-«•! •*1 . 1 tlif • l l ' l M ll.l r •tit Ifni " iiii H " H i ""• • i •tlf IHDt' 1 Mil' 1" •11 f •1 led ltd ••fl 4 ,‘i|il iiii 1 il l ' til* III). •!#•••r iiir f '» » Ini |,v | | I.i l| \ flCl tli •1 111." i ill I (Ilf kkf»(i HiK xk1*1. i nil||i d 1. , .d (.1 I III II i ii................ ,.,".1 .iii«e >.i i (i....... •ll i. I ff Ills lleoa . . )l"l I •• Case I ««• \ •M • ill IF I / • Mil) Clergymen Argue In Sermons If ‘M ercy Killing’ Is Justified I’ukkit Miiy Survive l loodwator Threat ,i 11. I NNKH, In d ., Jan '• . 1.1 fu rlrciu . tuxvn appan-ii* v :c saved Im lay fr.nu a iI i.ii-a k illK flo od by l i n - cut • nl u levee te v v n mill-* up ic 11•‘lllll VVi'iilbei bm euii u f li c u i l* iiuxx t. i . -. '•N-fo ut c i e « l W eitn n ■l a y i n ,; t il o r T l i u r - i l a x m iu iu iig ii. l i - m l o f "II fe e l lluli i - i g b l --I Iln* f Inin I w u l W I lull p m li-i'l X llll'I'IIIIHS. . l l u - l-i r a k i n g Iasi m g l l l of Ibw V. 1 1,1in-E b'Xi-i- no rt li nl llu * - l l v ll-.ndi-d Ill.IHltl in-re* i t i i * li-nl 11- -I been e x p e d l ' d to li uve 111111-11 ■ H i -1 o n t in . V ll i c e i i l l i - N c i e * l , l.oi l i n - l i v e r d i i i p p e i l I >>- 111> i n 'il in! feel from it* " l i . l ' . l fqiit l o p o| la s t u i g l i l . H id diere , v o l u n t e e r * u n it s l u t e l i n o p * x v o r k e d n o t in - le v e e s a s i ln - i x r u t h e r I m r i - a i i at l n d i a i i a | e i Ii . inedicleil a n o lb e r Inch .if ra in t'H liiillurm loniglil and liunoi*- I MVV M AN CH F^TFR , N. II.. J.m " - i,P, '.rir.,1 . ingvii.n. ilevotedSonday tennom to men v I iHiiik in tin- ..h uli.-ir lb I lemi.tim N. -Sander i, rliargcd xxitli Ilie IIIIK-Icr if .1 (lx (lie i ,iiii ei iliiiil. Hie (lergymen weie divided ..i. the riglii ..i h k .u (! .,1 mn. x lillme at they diicuttrd llir subjril fioni il- u | iil|nlx Dr. Zander, 40-yrar-old onctiii.^ D.iilnu.utb iiillc^.- vki . i|>1itn. i> fire in $2^,000 hail He ii rliargnl willi killing Mix Aldiir Il..i■.,|>>, T**. hy injecting into tier vein* ten' - * — cubic centimeter* iif air four time , , , ^ , , ... In ipilrk siicreaslnn. !'.' v,! i' •'iviolnbl,. ami i.uly t h e The Rev, William W. Peck, pn , r*"t?,r " " rl*thl I.. In U Iif. tor of the First Unitarian Clmr. h. “ J V , li .• r „ . u i i. i t'ld hi* c.nigreKntlr.n "this lilghlx J st .'t i ehnrgi'd atmosphere in due to the r " f } •aul ■. M« Hii.ilu.l i liurcl. pcr*i*lenre of the ancient belief lee I ii re. | “ no one nleUllil i c iu p lit. of the early ehufch father* wim-m A liiilith lv ''. rig lit to final ilci'i'iiiii1 I 1, " - i t f i fe .-ft«..u*i > I M r.i uuuidmy today aupereed'es the i-arth authority of oven doctors." Hii-ce id * Indictment on ii first Mr, Peek aald he had revised his sermon after receiving a tele­ 'li'Kn u iniinlor charge,. I)r. Sander phone call asking him not to di*- lin* mid through Id* att.iniey Hint cuss tha issue. He did nut dis­ he Ii» 1 no desire lo Im tried n* "a close the name of Ihe caller or religmlH martyr." anything further about Ihe runDr. Charles I'rancin Potter, venation. louniler of tile Eiitliaimsia Hiieiely Th* Ear, Napoleon J. Gilbert, *ald m Huston that Dr. Hander pastor of RL Jean the Baptist "martyr nr not. has focused atten­ Catholic Church, said In n sermon tion lb* fact th# '"tv is f*r be(lawtteeeg on race *u> groaebed at all ntaaaoa "th* right io S b ia T^.j- «i v I 'I ih s p By Hunk Uohhutl llo iijr K o iik T I h ik h Mi INC K O N G , Jan. II. t/p) H'dd giiiiiiien to d a y rolilieil the Hung K o n g hrnnrh u f the C h a s e National Hank o f an esiimated M.'t.umt. i-rnnk A. Iloxvnrd, American •iiniinger, «nli| the robber* made Off with liiG.miO Honk Kong dol­ lar - Inlmiit L'lO.lKH) tl. H i nod " llir RM.tfOO In ll. H. currency. Howard said the robbery xvnn «oi iili il witldn a 10 minute perlml oj Ki*~t«r**iiTC-o llioiiTse gutiunur. Five men, lie Nuld, entered tho honk around the S P.M. closing Mom and quickly disarmed thu ChlneHo guard. Threu men scaled thu grlllworh to reach the hank tellurs c o u n t e r * where they •cooped up banknotes, They ran out the front door where they were Joined by th* others and disappeared into the crowd thronging midtown Hong Kong's aldewalka. ;.JJy__________ xx. 1 l l-i • ll ll c i l I l - c g i ’ix i- lo-n-il to i l l l e i 10.10V iniuex M - - 11• 1 111 l'« lin pltx i i i i x X lx 101 1 W . I \ II t ill I I ) I -1•». K n i t in I n M i I lie </!*) .... ....( ib, , v -ix .im iirn t • J.N (H .H tH I.O O O i M i i i m I* tl i1 J t v . " ' / . 1 1 0 0 .0 0 0 . Ib. -•-1.1 .1., uKieut ....liming it was 1.. iii. 1 ip ii.'l b y m rirn g e r. ll 4*..»l*( «. C.l ( ' ( iiOiiw oi .I mritage m il , '.ii.' ..I l.tl»lr> ..m l . I.illts— - b u ll .i lo i. ii tin » i / r of a |...III.Ill |.‘|epl..im d n r it o iy . hi I . . . 1 in in> ..I 1I1 m rtro- l . . \ » ui i k n , n r r i l - il 1I m* I h I.i U lo *et 1111 , , i\ tii,.1 ii H i., loo much. .-..•luit'.l I . I li I llll. 1 1 ...i.i it Ih . h - .1 I ’i, 1 lent’ talk lllm ut • ..... -m y h ih I 1 I'H' -i hiiliiiu-lng u I " III. I I v Illd.iw d|e*sj|ig." Si-iii.t 1 M .i .'llan i l l - A i k . | -aid H pi op ;t| t 1 nntitlti'i 5 5 .0 0 4 ),<••1,111111 .|.*| *-*f. iii.hiur flint m uch ?i.*' m ilittiin) tli'M , •‘itfc i'iitim iti ;iin i)»- • (••• iiirltl fC o>1 *r I.'Hitfi m.I I**.I flint to 1 • • 1 ii" tekiclic* i ii** it utnndfl **, •» . i l l ) H, 1 M 1 1 «•' I dlAfll tip) • Oii 11inti * iii •»!' i'll- \ .1 t I 'r. pli \\ \ lm iin , .Ir., !:• f Iln ii‘*«' Hcpiiit »•* in li*fi<l€*r. M It* •" mi * HflKMi-t liti in i m •( .» ' 9 *f*fiic thi^ t..| . i .kil •»» I night and • i ii ' *-1 11k* 11 w11h• i .ti.I .t ill' •p n id y cl ....I. .1 |...'k i, It* p t*. »»"l \H I Mil.. •11 •i. M U h tl k 'A »»f ("It Im I Ml (III II. »nii|: •lilfii'till t«» •I .. ii"ti yt'ir. .tl'le' f" iii'il.f >"1111* r»*r.i um I ' m * 'I evf « ** ( i: V I .I Mlitl li li. pi* fi»r ! " ;*.n U . i i To Ku Examined; Miss Trial Dulavod M H Vi i|(K, lull '• i/Pl — III. .1* i, n ,- in llu- .1mill li CuplnnIi iilxi l iiit.ilcliev -in .-uiixpirm-y .a , ,i ,, i i i i i ' i i i i i - i.tti today In have I an - xp'-ii >■. iliiiil.- a niuilher of I III ..in- tap ii-i'.itding*. In see if III.. It.im 1 I'llr li .'.'l, I Tl III |i,' I <-,| W i t h . " I .. I. ini .In. I,i. • S xlx «• i ••• ,1 Ryan i. xui.-.l I*, i mi inn l a Hie defense (III l"k’ l*llt lflllbf.ll t Ml ".(llll lltMlI i. la uu- i i i ii " . i n .-xpi-rl uftur i Mil ( mill m i M|iHilri| ll ii ti inn I u til-un- in li ne -iicli an inspection 1m i ll- ..ii I.i hair ,.f Hie ....art it- xl l - 1 " . d t . i |."e* .11 .il ll i r I .M H N I i m 1'. „ t . . .11 11., d' l. i'-i- I- trying in rhinv at Nkr i r %l u m p ill • l - l r i u IKIlirlx i |.n Illil In ning that the govIII K f l l l d f V\ j •iinni'i.i'- i-a-a- ilepi-uilt. .solely on .txx.ix 1llllll xxiilk xiii ii|. . xidciici- and Hm* should ..b o m I ’l l " n It. mllie ix xxeie 1 nuiiI In' di ...i .'d l lu- Siipieme Court i . i ( Ini x 0111 I ’ill t ’lUIxol » pe i.l l u *11 li.i i" .I Dial iicli evidence canxy.i -> loioii.x' mil in.tl. M ili r- - n p e i. il ii-i I.- ie --I to court. .- | |.v i 1 *•- ‘vleel .uni l(e|nildli 'Ii •'•iiil-ni. an ex-government gn!, and i iubiirlu-v, a itussiun en,S|rr| I o l p n l ill-ill xxeie 1 loxril i;no--1 iiu.x 'iixpi'Uiled from his I ix. i Iio i im i ix I lililieis *fo|i|ieil I iiii.-d Null-in- pi ixt , are xcliuduled w i n k III xln-l . omp-III V |Uts III A l l i:-- - ii Inal when tin- hearing n ,iiiiiiii i"l Oa P a s e T — iil end . uiile is limy succeed in get•mi- Hu- nidiitmi-ni against thorn llillt. I ' l l ('j| y < tim m is s io ii M'MIinvIiiIc llu- ‘siM'iiiul perjury T o D tc id e S ta d iu m •iial ..f \lg.-i III--., funner lilgh Him. Di-puitun-in official, was limirneil today until tomorrow he* further di'i-ilMlon I l f Hie lllllvll ill baled baseball stadium project I'liu.e >.f a jin m's illiie:.*, i due lo take place tonight nl Ei-di'iiil lodge Henry W. (JodH:(hi o'clock at the mealing of .laid a -i.i d llu* other Jurors to tin- City i oiiiintnxinn, and the I i -i i x i - l lo-ir telephone number* C'liiulilisslon i* expected to cornu mill tin- clerk, und advised them 11 some decision regarding it. il might lie uecrsHary tu extend the Cilv ConiiniKxioner John Krid iidj"iiruiiieui another day. cr, wlm i* also chairman of Ilia .Iiirur No. H, Harry Resxler, an Htadinm Authority, a group oT i.pli ul firm oinniiger, xxas reportrepresentative luninena turn whu id till ill with a cold. His 111orgiinDed for the purpoM- of uoxs can-cd an curly adjournment pruuiotiug the iroject, urged thi* i f (lie trial lust Friday. morning that anyone who ha* uu opinion concerning the project, to voice It at Ihe meeting. - A nother action of tho Clty will Jn*-:KgONA’ll.f.E. Jan. 2 . - - ------lie lo ratify the resdlutinn sub­ High Low mitted hy the EEC In connection .......... R6 aa with thu 6.100,(100 bond issuu for Atlanta .........a. .... 26 R — ......._ Huston thu waterfront terminal projuct, ......... 37 St uuid City Manager CUfford Meso e»iMi,i,H< " NE EM De* Mollies Klhbin. M“‘ •ae»-I•«%••*«•*••••67 U Galveston Hi. Puul .... 86 u RCHOOL M E E T sa •HI The County tichoo) Board will New, York SI Si meet In regular atulon Thurs­ Health Jickiunvillv .......... SI day morning at 10:00 o’clock, - -Tl Ssl» j HupL T . W. Law ten announced Orlimlu Tunpi •* -Ti ■ IS' today. \ I. lit Mm/* II •I r r l •H lll|M III' , j i At,/-; i— r iiania— ix ii Moo Hie 11it.. 1 III '/I'l •» M ill Soil Coal Miners Strike In Contract Fight 'I t I'M "1 I ih, ....* |. . . ■.4. . ... I... tin . x e i. •r imintl | t t'H I ... t t.l.'i.i I..in. i.i jn r. ..ii.iini (.Ik....* I ..ngicxx lud.iy I.. . .I n . 11' i t**lllkl lltll) •peiltl- ""•If • (1.• ■ •1 II*l> !•' t ill ••t -pending Itfll 1Itil kkatold mil 1li .ihr.ul of fl.r »•••k>illlii' lit 1ti •i'xpri lue in* . I'liir Mi 11•It" (.1 11WIII •*«1 llir lic.xxuty «k•.til-1 i . .ixr 1" 1>Hlta*k% f... 1 i 1.000,IMNI , d the III* lit \ iiidi'x tixcs it* t " . 1 Ki.i Ilf' t ilhd it “ an Il'flM *1 1I.O'I. •i kklilt || meet* tlie N ll i< <11 K*i • h ' v . t C l M l If'.llllH'k I.C IIM tl A n i A f lr r le d H v III.’ |U»|» ’ il l'("girtiii ix (or the '■’ t i th e ( V f I n I J in*ml li *• litwiiimiu! nr\| Ju ly l» I t 'W i' Liiiikhii 1 1I.1 l'» il I iu a I year. \\ \ S lllM .liiN . lull •» •n >|nin)inv; 1.1 tlif tin ic n t year if .Inllll I I 1 t»»H spiikf ntll In •Ink (1 i'i J in , N t» Mi Kite I It. t I It litkt hire k .l(lt||r*k |. •f|e mu i" i I* • t t ♦ill * Mt | " H l Inn III i » ! ,.t 11 1. 1 llir w.i) lit pe.ti r u i Iiii .iik Ii the Inn r <<» • A lflf|dmiti‘ call (41 (Iif jM'lifi ElXx IH ill- lillr lli,.III,n il. ,i| lb. M l . Jit III ikifl hy I Ilf llun-HSk iff, Hint «t t|l|itK lUill.i Ilh li f 1 91111 llff|||l|l|lll Iff* lo patt<il ta rn , l«*d I m (I m- hi i m l, and O 'D a r r was nahhrtl (I. he wan IturryifiK tow u rd S u u fnid \ w m if on T ffttli S t r f f t , wliuri I*9111"I niffi lllrkdofi and S p e n tf. r n i i iiif iifa rh y , p ifk fd up Un* in#» O 'lla r r wa* .m a im e d and ... tc tide re. I w itll.u it rr*l*t»o.cr, ibex *tate.l, >k 1 rtf iint . Ill I 1III f d ^•"••111.111* it llir M lm td iit* Itm »«» ii vi >t« i<l.iy uti.»n, h I i h I i *I* i n. i xal tin Iv>», «j »> 11ml , ......... . ,|lr | ............................ If f It (ll,* I*.-he •1 Id a1 > ( .- in ( l i t l< • 1 1* • ......... i | t w i t 1 • a t tl kk(It •It ' #I l l ' f l t »• Ml ' ' 1 1) ' .. •, kl >I I 1 1.11 ............ l i t it ll \ l i l i f » a i i l Iflll ‘" S e ' T n l f X tall, light tialied ,i"l,,(" ^c1 llir iiu.il ..mi and ^uarlng a plaid it Wil ul llir ilm iilir, mi llir ln.ul, <i| I'.f l lair II. O'lfarr. Cl, w)m hImmiI do)turn. D>. I |) liloW lilee, |Mvl.,l , ^ days ago waa frli'a*eil "on ro'«l Icmrntu- .,( i|ir I mi I’li d.ii, ‘i nit In lM*hiiviur'r hi ‘ * from Kuiford‘ tla ry w ltrr* in* find l*f«*ti nrnlciit'i'd ! *,u ,‘ ^ 1 v' *,hr » " ‘d "J In. to n lliri't* yarn- le rin f«ir t » i L 111u uml u n le n n a . Mi* i* liidn^r f..r ilivm liicalian nil n «*lmrr«* ul tempt eil hnuae ro bbery. ,u i.l P.. lin* (liipf U"V 41. WillinniN .i |. 1 » 1 1. . Ix W5TSSS. By Dr. Brownlee ■* A d d " ••.!•••(• i ||k« * t. d I.. | III (' ( Kil l |'||.I'l llll ....... . 1 Cl . k alii 1ll« |M" *. 1. . (.lit*" • 1 H M. 1Malik lit ( •at k tl III k«Hill*. • 1t (•I ti ** •H 1 « Hi t i t • >i|i> t • 1 •*f 4 11**at | ' X. . • l l t l l ' l i t » li H i i |.. ..<I....* li.el I ,, ib. . I.iel r «. . .ill* lilt.I I*....‘i it. W A H I I M . l t is . * ( •1 "• kr.l I i. i M / n I 'irx tllriil . , tit. .lie I,not pin e wi|»|>«ii!' hi In- .ill.m il l.io h irl i r p .'.l lb ..I |'i.. r v .i... .litre* l>> I ..li e . ll.e lir .l-m x III i'le p ji|ii»hiiti, >i. .1 •a •<1’ JA N By Gunboats Calls For Aid (/l*) — Tlif Supreme Couil today irfuird In review a drrixinii whir It stride k down Haltiiiu.fr'• unique gag rule on crime newt. The roiirl'a reiusal was announced in an unututl opinion by Justice Frankfurter. It taid the liihunal't action “ limply meant that fewer than four member* of the ronil deemed it deiirable to irxirw a deciiion of the Maryland couil at a matter of 'tound judical ducirlion.’ " In addition to nullifying thr gag rule on clime newt the lowei couil deciiion— given by the Maiyland court of appeal*— alio upxri mntempt conviction* of liner Haitimore radio atationa and a tadio newirailer. Frankfurter aald "a variety of considerations" figured In the tri­ bunal's refusal to review the *tale court'H finding*. Then he went on to *ay that one thing that can tie laid with certainty about the refute! to re­ view “ I* that It doe* not remotely Imply approval or disapproval of what wax xald by the court id ap­ peal* of Maryland." The crime new* curb* are *et forth In rule HIM of the Baltimore •Supreme Court liencli. Among other tiling* they han pre-trial jjulillratinn of confession* In pend­ ing cat.ra. Itadio notion* WFUK, WCHM und cap* and naw*ca*t«r Janie* I’. Connolly wrie held in contempt hecauae they broadcast new* about a confe**ion given by Eugene H. Jame*. The broadcast wa* made beforo Jamea a Negro, wa* con­ victed of killing an 11-year-old white girl. Jamen wa* hanged. The contempt fine* ringed from IKK) to «r>oo. The Maryland court in throw­ ing ng out .... the cnnlampt . conviction* aald the new* eUrbwaa "In the natine of censorship M U M t .U Ihrouih Tuea Hospital Fire That Killed 10 Baltimore Ri l l i n g Is Allowed To S t a n d Against Law Barr­ ing Crime Reporting W A S H I N G T O N . Jan . 9 N V K A TH EU Hi I THE WEATHER �r .1■** • 1 1* tHB 8ANF0BP IBWALD. BANTOjU), f L d BIPA n The Sanford Herald ---------------- T a x i n g A n d -S p e n d i n g --------------- {Stete»n-Stttden&- «i-5rra^ju*tabi» " « « Nunaai > | i: .1 Of nil the controvcrHles brnuRht onto the WanhliiRton EJw ■j;. { t W O i W i •wivs . T*!\*' w ! ^ n ..,--, , ------------------------- tlr H IP HKRLONG M O N D A Y J A W -1 IM P T rum an Budget .. Congrennniaft He Hong Reports To Teach Classes j-v :T ---- ------------ IIM tls w t r n a r t x t Oaa) duct Ion but not to any great ex­ tant." Preaident Truman will send Con­ gress later on a special tax mes­ sage. In Ida state of the union address Inst week he said he would ptopose some revisions and "moderate Inrreaaes. Mill nobody expects that he will ask additions whirh would take much of a t hunk out of the »f>.m,. 000,000 deficit that his $18 int».COO,000 spending figure antlrlpates. 1 IKK). They amid tha real of tha pro­ posed expenditures, |UflJX)0,00U, would go for arms for the other countries such as Urecca and Tu r- llrrr wc nre, hark in Washlnff- tho clusb she had been' with so (on, rendy to begin the second many venrs. W# don’t blame her. session of the flint Congress, which June Isn’t far off. though, and £hc preaident also urged as a we can all be together men In then long range economic measure lo Two Stetson senior* will ho oprn .Inn. 1!. II wow good to lie In the Dist­ A HAPPY N E W YEAR TO enact his so-called point four added In lilt* li'nrhinir staff of program for raising productivity Srtniii' It* Hit'll Reboot for (hr rict, sod In *ce and visit with the ■OU A Ii!«. finest people in the world. While and living standards In backward eight•week |irrii'«l beginning Mon­ areas of the world, lie Included In day, .liiniiary If. nrrnrding to nn- I won nt home, I visited In every the budget provlslnn for 126,000.noimeenicnt *tf Prof. Robert J rounty In the District. I wish I » H I « F i l l OM) 1.1'iigNiieet, director of uiti'iiiiN nt I vonltl have seen *'',**ry% 000 to get llie new project started. bartifi. you pereonatly, and roultl have Of the European Recovery ProSletiitm. vrnm. Mr. Truman reported that The eight weeks of iietunl tench. gottrii your idena on government. In Ohio. WMW offirials tlerlined I hope you will ronliliiie to wrile It has made "nulatrlc progress him ixi>ui< • iu t ill Florida schools comment. Hut in Pillsbuigh. a The total coil of the cold war hut that "serious obstacles X x x t« i'«»»* «f 'hr required course for me your viewa on piopoaetl leg. iatatlnn. union chieftain said ihe walkout for ihe United States in ihe new remain to be surmounted. f,,r 11 The I’realdent will deliver hl» •wat nrws |o him. fiscal year, ihe President told Con­ Still.’ »f the Union mrANage l.e'" r»V-iw<, Ho-i-.n *rni„»N win I’roidenl John P. Rusar«llo of gress. will amount to about $ 18.|.»- interning t)tin iiiinrler in schools fore this In printed. In It lie will the United’ Mine Wotkets’ disliict n* widely rrniierni n* Csin.iville, prohnhly outline legislatinn he 000.000.(100. Thai ...m will cove, I ‘ i nniiditiH, T Minim and Lake wmiti the Nernrui Neaeion of (lie five said: ** ! both national defence and inter­ :«y Hi Knrli will dn Id* I•*telling Sl*l f’.ing ee*s to Clift. 1. cio thill "You’re Irllinit me lomrlhitiH national program*. ...... . .......rv„,„....... . „ di.eeiii.g you will know about thi*. and ran W. V. Hitting I hadn’t heard almul. No strike axpit-NN yourself to your reproI’Ut li«*i A f l i r l i fl !•v fill* |m*-m I Totichton Drug Co. In addition he taid veterans pro­ Mi.i..live, we will prepare nnother ii.is l.ren oftleird. If one had been. . ip.il. In the Untied Slutes, and grams and inlrtnl on the public iiii. :;i,r.n:iirc r.imllar to (he one particularly in the dairy states, . 1 " " ' ""c e.imiueitd ,»ti- w< .iut out last Mssion. In It J iLilainly wouli^kmm aliuut it." debt- - trolls ceils rising mainly undulnnt fever ia widespread. Miners gave no reason for not " " ,l 1 ,,,,r'• will la listed a number of piofrom the last year—will require H dming ill'' opening week of It is estimated that there are working hut a sign (Misted nt a pi.-.di tli.it will probably come up the winter ipntrler in finnl pie. a1h.tit 40.000 ca*es each year, about tor r'.iiNhlerutlon this session.' Hivritdale, W. Va., mine of Pill pitriilloli for I Ilf il illleill.slllp. Mr lint hecntise they are nut recogTlm t Mr. Truman rstlmntcd |.m. i year over three tlm*unm| ,.f Consol said: nixed as Kuril such ninny many no do tnot o *11 eioh ..f the s.hooU port I you thill n tntjil nf snnnot) iMk) non nr | ••lieu u i rre-• took the trimlile In fill out •" '« " « K piogrnni oi least mid send us these ipicstloiinnires. "No ronlratl. no work." ‘/J',* , r,.7 r'111l-' vAith 'tin "int"rrneu" T l.-it was 'it aplemlitl response, und U.MW President John t„ I,ewls haling umiulnnt fever. •»>••* diie. lutg O nrherN mid prill- I Impe you will watrh for I Isa1 Jins imilrurled his men to work posed of "financial reiiulremcnts The disease rnnies from us­ lo pav the coats nf past wars and rpiestmnnnircs, s«. ili.it this year three days n week even though tin, •ip»l . mid <mh of the Internes ing tho meat and milk #( *n to achieve a peaceful world.” contract expired Inst Juno an. we will receive ten tiiue:i us n.miy will •. poll l» li.hi weekly. At fcried animals. Symptoms of "Our unprecedentedly large ex­ U. S. Hteel Corp «nhl all 15.III. .nil nt lli.il ilitrrmilup, they replies. The Government Is YOU. the illness are fever, headache, will Miiirii in Hie SlelNi.h rMttipits 1.1 us know how you fell no we iMMi miners employed in Penn* penditures in recent years for in\ night sweats, and general weak |..i , mmm ill wlitrli t hey will ,mi pi "pet |y represent ynur think- aylvunla, West Virginia, mid Ken­ liuinatlnnal programs,” the preslness tucky hy its ronl mining subsidiary ilcnl >aid, "have been iimlertakro <1. i. li., pi ..I.teiii* rncminlercl mg Only a doctor, with training My fmnily is not l.iu k in W iinIi - "eie rln«ed. The pits are operate,I from Ihe devastation of the war i . ii . i .willml. it..si capcrictirr*. and expel lenn* can diagooi-.e Inc'on with me, mid I surely ,lo hy the II. C. Frick Coke Company. In iinI'I frre peoples to recovery I.. Sm,f,ii.1 l("l»'il Kry will he g o o d pxvt li o ln g il l tniglil » a v tlial • n . ,. t , i , „ , , r ... i i . i. . , slid treat illncsa, for a number Many sources expect the rinsings and In restate their eapiieiry toIna l *he success *.f n '.m i.'iy founded on the Iniportaiice t.a. h.i.g oi II..1 .1, |.m t mint id ml., them. Our oldest daughter nf diseases npprni to have the M S I alniou .il l lrni.M i.il , , | y u l h future growth both In inntrilal to spread to Ohio. Huits seeking gii.dmiles from high school this I'... ■ ,1 eil.i.uti.'ii, m.d Jnine* I). ot thi' individual depend', in l he lad analysis on the Ira n i same symptoms. p'ju, sinl slit? wmitfd to finish with many millions of dollars datringcs things and In the practice of de­ 'rat* Is the nf a aerie* lien It II IMralr I llt.tl It I lilt! •up "• ds children was Hie theory hark of the ojteecli made I .. in.' will lea. I. mil .lc. wrie fileil hy coal operators last mocratic principles. *, nf cattnrUI eet*rll*emrat* t(i"Thrse programs are prt.vng to week in Olilii against l.ewis and the goveril.lirilt t i l l III |i|,i,r.t h\ Hr. K lvin f . Slakinaii of the I'niversityi, of Nlliinesota peartKB la IM* asper earh Ills union. I'ltt Consol also operates he an investment paying dividends vtnaitar • (that it. I.. thoiur.li with ilie ,a i a meeting of the Am erican Association for the Advance­ far beyond Ihelr cost In enhancing mines in that state. nerritaiy tnl tn|.r| m ni.lri in ment of Science in New York recently I’ltt Consol, often called Ihe our own security and In providing wl.nse reigo the llrithdi empire II onMnnfld flu m O il) I'lte job of society, of parents and schodhr lit Mm evolu­ tnakr a V> l.m iln ir. t.r n r iii.urd world's largest commercial coal a Id*..Is for world peace ami pros­ till* m l pl«| t p i 'll h uh lf 'i , hut Ufttihl ivaLlud tin) |ieak of its power. to Wtniilri li'.w him It it would tint tion 'd an individual who knows how to find out for himself, rill " ' tlii'tti to it'll ut w hatever HI her ilelegales mini n pence set- ntodiicur, said none of its mines In perity. "The Job Is not yet done, I lie 11. menl w ith Jnpnn would lie a- i'l'iinsylvmiin were wtirking. In to get a S'! Iirnlllirid fioiu a dot to " h o seeks the tru th before lie nets.” said D r Stakim iii II most rases, the minors simply did goals are not yet ' tesrlied; hill wotkihK under a system <d tonal belit it s |he youngest ehtldreii can lie la ught how lo cotiihirl 1mmkri The ci.vi iiiiiirnt would nmng the major suhjeets on the not show up for work or appeared the progress so far achieved makes faim t'M tlnc.'t Nid.ildleN In- agrndii. iied medicine. a scietilifh: ex|ierimenl which aims at discovery of the farts possible In IPfil a substantial re­ Tlie foreign ministers met in and went in.me Immediately. . . I I,. itNNiiie tli.'ii. t.f a " f a i r " — •bool a ease ra th e r Ilian at proving or iliHproving a I lieorv I’it t Consul employs about 4,- duction in Ihe dollar costs of these $ 2 9 6 -0 0 Hie Silt inWOO, | pmiellrd ruldliet I M l II Sanlord Ipint fllhrr teieipit A . Iiilil'.'t n iiliin il iiitpiisilivt'iii'ss idioiild he eiicotinigeil ra tlin iMNi men In Pennsylvania and about programs." I... ...mli it. . n l . . nf the llrati- i.iiim of t’eyl.m’s seimte liilil.llMg. -bnoii in Ohio, West Virginia and In explaining Ills retpirst for scooted to $')/'),1107 timing the Hiatt stifled, he said niii ii..,, lltlV*’ •••IIIi. ."led il wiuild It,m o , who hud siifferril ii mild continuing the military aid pro­ pasl year, the iet,tnd vest tn a mu , A n o lh e r point which might lie brought nut concern . r. i I'.iii••i. nt .1.■II.in nun.(nilv, I,, uit attack lust before leaving Hrtucky. gram which is only now getting I „n>l»ii. told other delegates lie The company Is headed hy lhal il lias been die fastest giowiiig Hie difference la I ween furls and Ihejc significance II c. ••in• fllllIll It’inl* 1 Iih.I Miili>'i|>nte<| was feeling well now. Ilic rg n l.qve, n lender In the mine miller way — Mr. Truman lecalled 1operatiirs' united stand ugnpist tlie that for Hie piesent fiscal ycai post office in the Unit'd State* d.aililfill w hether a child can grasp this distinction, hut. u i •• iilil v fntrt A ■» •f the |m*sitilo •M f Hi fiir IuiiIk *’! M'lHirt. out tact demands of president (which ends June 301 Congress One nioiiili laii year the S.ndoid given tile attitude of 'leieiitific iiitpiirv ami the habit nl care M1 II ilIII >1II ii k* .1 nl*» f,.r con- fin tlio rut rent year. $ 3 9 5 .0 0 John I,, l.ewis of the United Mine j provided 11,000,000.000 for mlllPost Office p.utl mote nmnev oulrit fully siftin g facts, he is likely to develop into the snrl nl turn:it It'll ••f •miiii.i 'hi.'i't faun Hr piopoNi'd j llill,IMUI,(IIIH I.'ii,|- VYiukers. tai v assistance to qiemhers of thr Hi* |.rn|«ised ing authority ,r«mpatetl with $ Hilt. Ilian ativ olliei post nfbte hi Hoi adult who, ill possession of a set of provable furls, can see •il. lilv |l|M|!lfll|l At nenrliy l.llirary, I’a., site of i Atlantic alliance anil fllMMXhl.onil ids including even Jark'onville above anil beyond litem In the iillim nle tn il li which they >::h:i.lMMI (Mill fall |IIIV ..In I,, farm- IMUI,UIKI tipi, year, for I lit* Farmers' a large Pill Consol mine, a miner for other nations, such ns Greece n « U III! rill •V Milt approved soil ll'mir Adininist rat ion for rehabili­ ..aid: "tVe voted nt u local meeting and Turkey, to which the United whlt.ll irteoet Iiedll l"l ne I. «u 11it Iit ale. iiimI Wflfl 1 •Mil'l l Vi.li..ii ptiirllrrs. tation and faun piirrliase loans 1" ■it.l to work. None of the miners Slntcs supplied mllltniy advice ders (tom all .’ml, fid. ami -III. III 1 i tlIf willlll' ill ii..lint viilcl fm low iiirome fainii'i'N. will work at any of the company’s and i'i|uiptneut. Ihi* fin n ill v»'lll class pent f.llltrs til the italr It Mi. Triimnn I'sliuialrd the Agri niinea." Against that total of <l,3r>!>,nno,il I* 1IN••lllfllfllill-i 1 ii I*.. $117,600,- <tilt in f Depprtmetit would receive None of the company's mines utm. Mr. Truman said (lint lie win tt a iriiMikaldr irtuni IHIII I Mi­ |i;i vmen! to growers cIn- IIJU.'IV.nQO (rum cuslutua.ieceipta neap mi - ritutm igli wna-stpuratbii wa* "|MO«l(og.------ aakutg. - now - auUtocity— of 41.1UU,.Pituimrgh Keren! surveys m the Amerieati occupation ynne of ••!•••ini Imi!1 wit It III . government's iiiylri I'XiHtmg Irgii.latnui rottiFive West Virginia I'ltt Consol titm.imMi for tlie aeconil year. Actu­ Alllmm>.h dir Irth'l.d gr.» eiiinienl ii in 1 > IO I llll-'l I'lMlf paird witli <186,000,IHIIt lids yraj lollies also were forred to stud ally lie proposed that lie l>* given « icrtnnny have dlselosed lltat a surprisingly high proportion ♦•IL!i it aliradv luiiniliR inti, tlrl.l hi ex I lo Pri' i.lriit would maiotalii fm use In disposing of Hiirplos .lown. |i'.|H,(MH),0(Ml in cash and IWmi.ikhi,. of fo rm e r N azis may he found in (Scruinn governm ent posi cets o( live lull.nil iiyllniA a year, No other commercial coal comp­ ihiii In tlie form of rimtrnct autho IW M .M S U s !e ^ I ^ . A w m * , n « , . l l * « . i . . . .N rta ;;. j X T S S r e i L . ' ^ S S S S S ! ' A t f S ^ n S S i r a any's npprath its appeared to Ih> rlty. since military erpiipment of. Ptexi.lr nt rnintan wann.ln me irate !lion lo nn'L'pt il iin inevilitlilp, Ih ’iiiiih i ' tlie iiiitultei' nf mriii •Hill. Coupled will, local aid. tho 1 t. rover government louse on nffectcil. *M <U M i monthi. ten Is contracted for many months fetle.fal *•\|»*•... hi sit r* to guaran­ er Nuzin in ho Ii Ir Ii iiitioug II iohu wito ute exiierltiltcetl.iii. mill iinul, in' said. *h Id, should provide at. | pi,.,|urtN sold below co-t for l.y'In the rich bituminous (soft in advance of tha tlma.it has to he tee fatmeti a luofil >ut "their year's are itvcw*l„lilc for, RoverntmTil work. uiinuol live rore "f l,8ia,tHH1.0fX) priwluct use In this courtthy. riwdt fields of Grbene rounty In puld for. oprratiuio. In ptosiile iedrial md While the President did not de.(outliwestern Pennsylvania, maqy Th iH ttiiglii Itj ii I u Iho lo tlie later tlisrovery, or ronclu mini* f.u id...ut i;.7nn,ihiii chll T K B IU H . m l 1 H A I .K H -ai OTltVYKR VVANTH g AMIII.ING tills ow'd! hy steel rontpanlrs were vide the proposed new money be­ to nlmatii.n, t.< pmvide gtralei niott, Unit lliv Reitoral |iropnrtiuii of form er N ii /Ih hi .so high dren tween European and nnu-Eurnponn lie ris'imimended 1100,(1 1 1 (1 .(100111» NEW YORK, Jnrt 0. /ATdown. Companies i|ffcctrd Inetudcd lieiirfilt Ini the iiurmploveil mid It. am ong tin* people ns a wh.de I hat "tie Na/ifit tilim i" won't I. oiling aiiMiol.li for the Rural Mayor William (I'PWyer came tint ttie United Stales Hteel Corpora­ beneficiaries, Informed 'ffirlals rxpaml the. Sm id Sctimlv syslriu, worlt Hie way il was exite rln l lo work. Tha t in turn might Fieri, ift.-iit!•••■ Admiiiisliation ‘for today in favor of licensed gnml.1- tion. Youngstown Hhocl and Tuhe ami In pay dll lurijjt'd lull' el all lie lull'd on I lie si ill popular imlion t hut not Die Herm an pen (.nil..', r ati osion «l t ill al |ii.vv*.f ing under state rontiol. |Company and Crucible Hteel of 8,0110 mlneia are employed hy the - ——*........ — •*— • .America. llieie will, dni.k Ilyev air ink a> Ide Imi "o nly Ihe N uzih" were rcMpniisihlr lo r Ute H ille r I a. ilil O'* mill IMI,11(1(1,0011 f„r loallt li. C. Frick Coko Company, a U. H. ("i noal leleplione hvslvnts. Ill I7H0, Sir Alexander Maekcn- i Among the pits where the come- Hteel subsidiary. Thnt mine is writ s» ill" r win. rr illv have Mime- 1 illroeities and W orld W a r II. I'hirna |I14 Hiaford. Fix. I'hi'NHe two projectn got < IIIO.lHMI,- xie reported finding oil seeps |to-work whistle went unnnswerihl often cnllrd tho largest in tho lilltlK llic lll ltt. I will, thrill. No non and $:!r,.o(in.U(l(l leapeetively, during hit* exploration mi Camilla. ana. I Is the Itoiieua mine, where about world. woild' i lie Atimili llirte must l>r . S till f o r d F o r t llll Itrw Isxrs. | _____ i.tflRn liy the Prcnident’n Slutn o f the Union meaaaKc, tojrether w ith it« reception hy L'nngrcus anil the varioun InterprctcrH of public opinion, the one of moat im m ediate conte rn tii the Rreatcat num ber of people in dotlbtlcna thnt of Kuvernment apenditiR nnd luxation. It la hard to hazard a riiphh w hether ('o?iRret« and the Preaident are now nliotit to Ret toRether on n more nearly balanced hudRot or are about to rc|N'nt past norformanre*t nf addiiiR In the deficit while lilamiiiR each other for it No crystal Imll ia neednd In foretell that if CongreHH and the Preauient work at " “is purpoaea another huge delicti ix in primped for the next fiacal year, ileHptte the fact that I m ii Ii appear to want a smaller deficit- T h e raault would lie failure to reduce.expenditures liecause of ina b ility to agree M rp rrvrn lril bn llua allt Hr In. Ib a d Nrtt •ua pr r l l r p t r a r n l l l r* on what should lie cut. and failure to provide a n y additional tar*. k * u Y o r k , f h l r a u u . I lr t r a t t . revenue because of inability to agree on w hat the aoiiree Man«nr <*lf» . unit at. I.nala. should he. • hr li t m ill I* n m u in In i n| e h i ,,,, ' . , . i i il i A m n r l n i r i i I ’m** n h l r h I* r a l l l l r i l Th e taxpuver iiiiim I have tremhled al the llol-.V on rat inn' » im i»." h , ," ,,! * 'n l V n i f t lliiisiasni w ith w hich Coligfe-'S received I he President’s mi o ' mmT h;." * "* **" plication that the HUH lax cut was the root of present letlenil linaiiciiil troilhles. > el it i iiir Ii I ho possible to ail___MONIIAV. JAN. 0. |jir»n Misl taxes in a w ay which would yield som owhut more re TO|lAV M IIIHM: VKItSK venue and al the same lime improve o** leave unchanged tin A ilillariii rnltlvation.tif llic In- IMisilioii of niosl taxpayers, liy more eipiilahle d istrilm lio n ftnilr Is n rondilitm „f u,r Kr„ „ n , of I he lax load, ami a more rigid collection from lax-dodgers, of splritiinl power. We absorb In* I here wan also noisy npprnv nl if the suggestion that governwlvttom nod Nirengilt and liertmte1 menl .ipendilig he held down. Ileie lies grent hope for ail m ,!* /"■ I. t " '1' ' ," 1 ,M IM^ronillnl ROVri llllienl deficits and eventual relief for hint nunelli m - •slvntlon'iV Hi' i" 1*" iaxpayer. if Congress find the President enti discuss il in l In same language. II leaiains In lie iieen w hether they •‘When Jnlin Mm.ivnii Witt A'.krd , nit in court ll'.w hr tvl.dird In plead, hr apovcrrcl "(unity ” , Imi t|,,i< klv added, "I mean net tdpllv''. A V __ H I A vJa W 1^ " K tiirM «• arri.nrf rl««* Mil'lri >r«e»er (IT. IDID. HI ifc* Pmt tllllrr »• Banl«»*. rinrlSn. mnSrr Ik* Art I* at Vtnrrfc B, tNttT. noi l. *m i i.. ?i “ t Kdllnr f uontinN i i k a * Hu idi 'M tlnnnarr in it**i iiim io k I I A T C N HI Ch i *It l • *» On* MnnIH J«; Three Vlanth* kit Month* i; a.no £ » * _ • '» ' , IJ.IKI Atf nhllnnri nnilrr*. r*,e* « l Ihnnh*. renttlmlnn* anil nitllrr* ..I ealtrfnlninrni fur lb* knrpu*r .,I raUlan *■»<•*. Mill hr rhnrard fur ■I rtaulxr a>i«*rll*laa ralrn. i t C ^ tn in f iln • ‘ *1 O v I I l l l l U I I ; U {(* h Soft Coal Strike Undulanl Fever $ IJ,ooo,oon.ooo. s r« « r!ff2 S S S H A S y ra W JS Thinking <'hildrcit lint inn Colonies Farm Support 1 !>3 9 Plymouth Sedan 193 9 I l)r. Kuick Sedan -v 194 1 Ford 2 Door Sedan $670.00 Nti/.is And Tlu* People 19 4 0 Ituick Super Sedan NICHOLSON BRICK CO. Kutllier rviileme id how unom K,|il,.r teailrii ii.iurliniri till llirii Hie llr.s d own lluoati i» Riven l.jr ICC onlei I j•1^iVi.. The V,r.. proposed Pemlmde (.’minty diicontinuinti one thud ot " r Meinonal Htadmio Is not only nation's pni'cnyri liain srivoe on needed loll Is alio a necessity for actnunl ot llic ..ml fluu luge. I line the City of Hanford and the lab is n io.il shoil,i|ir rtutv l.etailve ol County of Hemtnole. There lire timin' among us, haul the tecenl slukr ..nlgtrcl hy John I. hacked lie hnrd* ia the name Lewi* ami ihe f,t< I tlist even yd hot '.uili'd for them, that would he allows tlie mt|iei|\|o woilt only |oppose anything, hut the opposlproject has tlirea days s wr*k. Ibis ailnltaiv tints 111 this worthy pi failed to offer any better pmaction on hi« pntl n l>sd thour I' pi.ill Inti for which to "apend ’ Die on Hi* miners whi ptobshly could cigarette tax money, aa thay put use the money Inry could mak* Praise l.e to a forward lookworking two nr three more days a mg City Commission. I believe the week, lull il is even wotsr on tlie one, which now guides the City nf railroad engineeis ami liirmrn who Hanford, Is progreaelva and will niusl hsve i oal lor thrii trams if Itol fail to Invffttlgate the whys the trains ate to opetale, and who and wherefores of the proposed project. No mie Is 'for' the willful ate iinding ttmte and mote diesel misuse ot funds, either In the anfline* oil tlie Itacks liecause nl tlie rlty, slate nr nation, hut everyfacreasing uncrtlaujlies trgatding etie approves the uae of money to liL'Ui'i llie way of Ufa uf every 4osl. cltisen In Hanford and Hemtnole y • || .is always best to do lint ('minty. There I* no batter way that things first. Inti ip. politics, or in we can build toward tha future I K', >• busineis draling with latge num- amt to do something worthy for R»{ b«ii of penplf. mu It a simple pto the residents of tha area than to this stadium, ctdurr is not alvvays possible. It construct Hanford Is a sport* loving city, gjp&flo** seem kind qi" (oolilh to build much more aporta loving than many ““'^tjitieh a niegntlireni iwimming |>onl of tho other towna and communon tha lake Imnt at a enrt nl lie* In Florida. Hanford la now literally the “haieball capital of 140.000 "ben so nteny of out Ihe world," atnea tha Oaorga „people’*do not even have sewets Ilarr Umpire School la located ' and some oi the stieels upon which here, the New York Glanta base­ ;•)!. of us tide ate altout to (all ball school In Conducted hare, and the Giants hold Spring Spring, tra training .apart. And yet because of the activities here for I t of their fann ” imming pool mote people may club organisation*. Consider the attracted JU»1(3anford briniing number of people Who coma into L them ik .« 1 •a•• ra.lain prosperity nfnsnetitv Sanford annually Just toy baseball 1 cettain on* will aaa that Sanford» . will make it easier;for the and baseball huiln*aa la big bu*tn**i. to gelujltt money for jhe Tlie - ....................... (Hi m acUvItia* will *111 -bring b?l or* thi. j and saw*it* The Mine thing 1,260 men it i wall U aaid-about the Sla Spring, That’*' dOM Rut the use b_ Baseball *i». a big industry M flnM not end there,- Tka I a Jord. Becausa of tha Giants, schoc', in iho aquatjMrtU^b* | their oantewhip of the Mayfair u It t»f • our biggest in“ i QHiw Stadium may J B S R alt of us to conlri* fa th e r parhape otora ,.r lie will.....I pti.ft", .|m,m I I.h Imll within n ‘.iii.rt ihih - Mini. not next year, lint amm. It., pterirnl Municipal Park I* in a very poor cinlitioii. When the pre sent pnrk i* ...ndemned, what tlien? Yrs. I inn tictuiid H id rou­ st met Inn of ihe Kladtiim. Hanford i h u n I have il, < n g o nut o f tlie sports ImsiiieN*. ..... Hanford ran not afford III "rinse up" out- „f Its largest l.iisinesaeN. Very truly yiiur», Arthur Krekwlth, Jr. c te S A N Atlantic Nad NATIDNdkL PANIC M IONdel I A C a K V I l L C 01 NAL BANIC i m n Old 4sum .e»» S T A T E M E N T O F C O N D IT IO N A S O F D E C E M B E R 31. 1019 C O M P T R O L L E R 'S C A L L K iw a n iN M e et 9 TO,72B,R8.T.6h Loans and Discount* D E C E M B E R 31, 1949 Overdrafts R E S O U R C E S I."*ns an,| Dlscnimlt L I A B I L I T I E S $ 0O0.8S0.47 t 100,000.00 Capital Stock Surplus Hanking U o um , Furniture . and Fixtures 115,000.00 67,684.06 Federal Reaerv# llank Hlnck I 0,450.00 Ollier Resuurcee 1,801.46 ’ 0l.0U.0fl Undivided Profile t Reserves 68,270.18 U. H. (iovernment Ohll-. gatlona • 8,118,480.01 Ollier 6lar•table Ronds Cash and Du* from Rank* I44.680.fll i 1,140,048.18 i . O FF f c £ irt s T- ' " J. w. Chalnaaa 1,036.04 Banking Houts, Furniture and Fixtures 4l4.I48.fl5 Real Estata (Adjoining I/vt for Naw #w Rank Building) 126,000.00 Cuatomara Liability Undar Letter* of Credit 701,621.60 Federal Raaarva Bank Stock 180,000.00 Othar Hesnurcea >07,088.07 U. R. Government Obitgfltlon* $ 48,868,040.46 Othar Marstable Bond* 11^48,747.70 Caah and 4,808,888.88 B,111,088.88 Dua from links ..•< ‘li g • VV R E S O U R C E S S T A T E M E N T U F L 'U N D I T I O N AS O F ICM Ila.M gram raa, |)SM da Diiirlct at the dinner Hnturday night at tl.oit nVI.a-k at which Richard lb Hltapaiy arpkat governor, presills,f Rluarl Himpsun, Immediate past governor, made his report. Invocation was by Father William Nachtrah ,.f All Houle ( athnllr Church. Trustee John R Wright Installed the district nfflcers, Including Charles F. Cushman, Miami as secretary-treasurer and II lieu­ tenant governor*, Including Fr*d R. Wilson of Division 6. An entertainment feature of the meeting wa* the singing of "The Hextette from,Lucia” nml several other number* hy tho Htetaon Univeralty Radio Choir, directed by Harold M. Griffin. Intrnduclinnx ware hy Gordon T. Rutter, Fer­ nandas, past district governor. Th# loeat reception eontmlilea from ihe Hanford Ktwani* t'luh included Ralph A. Hmlth, presfdenti Martin Btineclpher ami Joal Field, vfce- presidents, Oscar Har­ rison, finance secretary and O. K. ■ *■ OR D •O t ganizol 192 ft ( A //iliflled frith The Allatilir Nalinwl /took nf /a-iiem i/i*J ivranis aooaaorad oaganlxnilon nl high school youth* lnitalleil Calvin Mitchell of Tampa as gaverimr nf tha Florida District. Past Dlslrict Governor Gordon T . Boiler of F«-r nandlna performed the Installathm Klwanlans approved Gnrarnor W i r w 'a i asfeti Warran aafaty program foHoalug ua# tha fM*l— . introduction of the'rteolullon bytha ogiiatnietlM of tha Lloyd Gakr. Orlando, peat district stadium, and govamor. j , ** m l" M. Btavraa, llauten ttvg, attract! anl governor from Naw Smyrna to hold aporta urga* Xtaafnana to Inform tham•elvaa mora on gpvammant leaaaa ia uiiier to Uit leaders what •It tkay want dona. During tha last amy hav* « •WATLANTIC {B S P A 'S E si M 't U t k r 48^0818^08 'ViNMdL8BB.4B 1111,410,14848 Total Vi'.® m i * N.9I4,BMJ8 l i a b i l i t i e s 0 *0. D, aiBMOO Mentafl •aaleefl rta. U I. •. V * * * ^ ^ i- j . " '- i* M it in r r m W is t, a kial.si6.sttl •ta c k ^ J ^ M W W O O .O O Surplua Sfioofloo.oo * Undivided Profit* Itoaorves letter* of Credit *. J. r . NtTOMISON O aaei J. V. WaleMeea ts . -Capital « . *. • »S ' . l , w. a«Anns rveaUsat wa# AMaaWa, Matts—t *aa* •« »amwig*M4a ^}; Of1,71740 l,IMjii0.41 701481.10 181,168,417.71 |13MI0448Jt8 by l4 N 4 M .f l from^earnlng. apwtal raoarva aa panalt a) Itavaaaa Department. ,v „ s jm : W .A . iikkk T \ t :V • . t.v i •>!I �S5?7!'‘Tf?-'"^*f&wrr•“ ----- rTSjjpiJr '■ • - 7^ . 1 .*» -M* iM»vv ?,v /J®EC MONDAY JAN. 9, 1950 s J K l mt .w ’ ■" ' - - i ; ; ft&E ‘ TH K S A N FA W n » p » " Honored By Mrs. R. W. Turner lim t n1 a Ci'T-TTr-ftiVti .h»fn M Ihh O d Iu n n Social And Personal Activities Telephone Carlin Palmer liny— Society Kililur ■ , * f ' i i octal Calender u m itn \Oolf \Group iru u p Woman's Holds IMayinjp Meet i m n iu ii I IS p e rs o n a l & i M rs, J o h n Ivey » m tile winner Turn F r a i l e r ii'li u m-,1 I eeeliU) C I iih.i A grn up iluriiiK ■« nt tile i r g u lu v playing In,in I ’hllinlellihiii iih ci., lie spent of tlie Sii11fi.1 11 Wiimiin'H nb<nil ten il«v* w ith Mi ami Mr* •> o h !i. on lioiiA* tV. ' ) . «Vairi * ml •atnl It > tin' Seiiiihnli' C i n in t ly M r uiul M lit. .Idt11 r . . t,| Iimi I io ( ’lull, llll'i'i winners were M*s. M i t t E th el Rieei, M il My n i l- \ v. Ktki immi•1 II. !\|iti ......... Ili'lli'il in ilie ('In** II gtttiip fhrii r u l ' d , Mi nue. ■in, I Mi . K a il 11i|>»;mlMitliiiMi in Mti nf Ihuilii who h 'h tu liiy to rr TD r.M D A Y in n to tier hiiiii*' •tin** i llic putting I'nnli'iM* iva* The Th rill Simp will In' n| imri I'V Mi* U ni'll Whelelirl from IRHO to ll:UO a . M with .Mi .lulill A. Kick I■■i ycsti’i Ahim l Jil in i-nil ,'-1 * ] >nit if i [ill I (• I Mrs. Henry Witte, ,lr. m il Mi le tlie Iniirnev l.iy fm Mill inn. ,*i X where *he W lllUm VViuli in *han’t-. I In’ tnnrilhli lunetieiin nf t h i t 1win, inlleii iieeuu*e nf the illnv** The Juinoi Mik Ii .St l'.i'il i'a.... . nf i,er Inthei F lu n k M m i l*nii, Tear lie r Assncaitiun will inn -1 ,tl 1'rnnji will lie in hi next T h a r s 8-80 I'. M, to la* |»i «'■«'mli tl Hill'ii j 1111V instenii nf tile till III T l u i r * Mr. unit Mr*. M m iel I nille an,I May a* tin- ]■■•nl eliil, will le* ■ Imaril NKilliig at it on I' M Kllentn nf lliiylnnil nil the t Ili Til baby tluutchter S nin n n e have n* W KDNKSDAt I Inn *i|nv im n inncl..... ii nml their guests, M i . hnille* fnlher, The Ih iiiii I nf the Saiiloi'i I ini tl * Inin Don mu- Faille. mill *i*iei. Mm* nev. Mm Chili will niuei at the <.....ten I .lit-1 111- l''iiille. M ONDAY m Die T h e Business Unit ,'liifi-**! ui il li n n n e v Women's ririln Of till' VV H I i- mi'l l ina ‘ •••I t» of die Firm Methi*tli"i c»r ■ > nl inert at b :IK» J' M lit llic hum "I •ini • Cetllei nl It:till A. M The Htieliil l)o|n»itntei'l "! tie Hanforil Winnim's *Mill' "ill ii.l.l • ilesiunl hrlilgu |mit> at I III! I*. M. with Mrs. K at ch airm an K S e n iu m V"*, ,.i. a retltfeiiieni rnniMiillee " i ’ ll M Aiuli’isiin nr-Mi WiMiui Sclmaln'l. Mr* I!" - \ili11■ •ml Mr*. Won W Winn.'i i iM in s n \ y Semillule till-. Kill' I "tl". ^ w i l ) meet In h ■i:.iI h Chili Will meet nl l'l'iin f i in J* f V M -i Mo f ^ Inn. Mr* liieh Ifn ell \,ili l.l I Ii gltrM tjleahei A .......... i > he In lit nflei waul* in 1 1, 1 ■<f > Hhnp. the lilline ................... nf II I Ily J I M M Y l*l)U I I I Anil mi aliuthei Clm iiwi ,n •nli hie eiiine anil ifniie, m,nilii i year ha* pit. *eil nml n new ..i ho* tnki ’> it* Milli e anil 'I hie ^ lieen .put.- a *|iell <inee I've lie. n with all nf yini whn iii ii*h» mi h i.eih m! w !. mI 1 I -, .. .. to write. In fuel, it wa ln-1 year *ilne I Inel IIp|r.-tii.->f lleie'n hupinu rveiyiiny eiijnyeil then . ChrOtmii.'' hnlltlay* n murh a* I, amt wlehinrc ynrh anil eveiy ,me nf nu a very iia(>jiy ami |irn»|ierini lew Year! Now let'* i;n with the never St Ifnnl* i)i armmil Seinijinle. III. A Semiimle Cmiii'v weie njieneil fni »r. .Inn. it ” r)»»re» T iimhIii ) 11 S. every nl li:llh a'i ln, I: \t j fine n|i|ieaieil hmhiliK a . hiiMli.V a* ever, ryi«*•'.llirr eneh flier with n [ili'ie nnt rinile illnl a heart v “ hey there." tIf .'iiiirae, eveiyniie wa* eiiH.'i to hear whul then frleinl* n t til veil fnt I'hl i*l line . I.nln nf tn tU’nt* were wenrlnif new f'hrfetiiia* nilt apimiel. "ek*. Ii.'*, *hiit , lroii*et', ilrexxe , hat* nml mint erou* ly|ie* yf jeweliy |e iieeially ” the u»l*l > Ye*, nail f i *,vihi it" nn titnl an I ahmil the iiiuay h'lMJij Ihiinji. llm' “(lie St. Niek" In.'iiiflit n« tin aeuMin, ami 1 winli I hint the tun ami r>|iare hnt I have Intn nl lieWR iihnnl S II S ii inI Ihe who make it liel , *■> we'll Inn ' move ii Iiimk. Mr. II. K, .Miilris le|H'll.'i| In me that the Sally nf '•III rreelveil liifth hnnnrs thi* year finni (he All J|| Attlerleun Sehinil ami Cnlli tte Ait mini AaNiH’llllhiii, In lie « Xnet, a firnt ilivhliin, whiili ti the In**I' Thirl I* jn*l line nf the ■'.Snllv*'1 from S.II.S. that have nnule thi* honor. I niiithl -ay all nr n* at S.ll.H, are very, very inonil of 111' Sally *laff nf *4f. lhai nnule ii •urh a fitii' annual 11 wile a file Job! Om hula me nff In yu nml we know the Sally .'Huff for 7ii' will dn no le.**. These kill* are ^w nrkiiiK ninthly haul .nini hnv Sherri all year, ami willnait Mi . Hehv.'.'.a Slevea-, the Sally Ju-t wonliln't he the Hally. S’1"' I* *he idvi.’nr to the Slnff eu, Ii year. The Celery J-'e.l lia kellnilt l«at lat the »eu«(in rlarte.f till* yea1 •nt Tllesdny with the Del.nml "Bullilot**." The I'Viht wi le ■mi Inrklly ilefeenteil hy the Il'ilMap' Thnnilay arterimmi tin Ke.l* wendefraleil hy l.eeslmiy lit lluil clt* litlt don’t let Ihl frlj'hleii yn l The leamin |» yotiap ami eliane." are the table* will he Infnnl fm the better! I forgot to mentlmi Mint a altar' chapel program wa* riilli'il Tim day morning. Mi. Morri* wel corned everyone hark, ii llnim New Yenr nml iiiaay lliank* f. the many fine rttnU ami tfifl i Min' ha received from tile school, Alio Koiihy Morri i wa* uwarde ' a trophy for tlm hlphmt minilit" of magaalne sales, in tlm provlm ®school , _____ mugaritie ____ Wiles protfriil Bill Kilpatrick inaile th e'aw in ' Bill WAa head uf the program, fimi work, Bobby I Waa that really who I thought SI. few Wednesday nl second Itin*' period "sprawlcil'' in tli« middle •• of gal* In front of S.ll.F grlnnln K from ear tn ear Waa it really and truly Horace Greene (no less!) or wasn't It? Well Horace tell us what secret ti po.i'es* thc*« day*. John “ W » i r Foe haa of flashy green plaid on hla "woo wagon." i Huh John? Robert a brand spanHn* new apottlght for hi* Mia. Sue Cob a new evening • a happy about It overcome, ye might U too tl t f1 in MlSlot* I Mm ohu till *. I* hi Ifi Snii font Hit' I :iMf h *" I* do* pai t it i (•ill Ift I' i »n (iir. I t l In |... .it iimn' nit' 11In \ to vvollien 1•‘iiio trjifii i '• i-on i n . mi f ii i I lit- l'luniHim m i i n i i i i t , r«.i tin' /acliui v and Miss C m .i ly n M ansi tllflttrll llO (iif.-li 1.00, flf Hi * mi t •■I Palm llettcli ami Hujlin* ColBtn ip |* n i y ,,f lit. * mt.o Worn Irge. m i' •'Mil* loot rti» iri »'t tin.>M ui 1 1 t tie ti im f Mi Mn mm tfii <1*11 m J.., | Vi Ian Hit fan i s i an uni', ,il alt an 'vili. HI (tl ... IM || la iiir .I,,iiui< .I l.i 1 1 * t'rilial.l I .ii <11*It 1 1*11 Vl» uiiHial II" t l.lll o cinch Airs, Doss Is IIiihIcns l'«r ( ’iirlt* (i Met1! Oviedo News ..eci.ll lo the Sanford •Mi;*. \ i llr rnlrl 1. Kemp mill <Iiiu k Ib i *i .him* Iwivi* ictu n u 'il fi.»m NfW *Sni>inii Hi'iu h wht't'i* thi-v in n' C l m *t inns w ith t h H r htinhutnl nthl fnth ri n ^ t H T t l v i'ly , M i. in id M» ** i L. W r s i , M i * U » i c Wi*^t and M i. nml ' l i t Hilly W in t win i* thi' i ivt*nl din ^ i<l M i. stitiI ?«li Mat vi'y Ki'Ni'v in Oilutnim >l» ,|j ,t If » r I 'r ' Mi i fti i-1IIlit-1 I'lit *1 nl till’ C. T Sjiiliiiki* anil Mww iKiitsihy N i M i u K. M i nml M m *1«**i I'ui tin at t I'ltmlly, Su/uiirn* nml M m i K i , , u n i ili I» rill ilifi in-1 kl in 1 .I \1f l*iu tiii‘» litmily m Hi Ini.tin. Vh nml VIis Spent i t W inn t tpht nml t lnMn-ti Iniv i i H i i m h 'M P I illMiH tl) MlniiM vi I l» » t ) n i »■ i hi ini mutt with t h*‘ I h n *t liitu in1nl fii til 1 1> . \h Hint M is W n n l I t u n h nml c hil di i n ii| \YtnU*i I ’m k nml VIt. nml M i h . Spidifui W n i n n u h t nml .«innl> n i t f the u n r -*I *- nl Imimi nt ii thimei kfiveii hy VM nml •it lien VYiitni i«ht i ♦ n th Hi'iilie, |(t»\ nml .lu\ W .n mn* lit n r i e iiihlitinniil M< Him Mi ll I I mn •V .111 i tnfi, hitse t etui iieii It . H in t llnllte ll( .fill h *‘ti 11 v 11le nl It i iprud iHb; t he htilitln v - « it ti M r I UPf»’\ pnlent?'. Mi nnM Vli* \\ ,1 1ji "■ i til ! ill e t he VI t si 11*I M f ' 1(i i lie it I ),. I h r if prey 11 pi 111*III *4 nf ii in*ini'd t II"-1. 4I ills I, YI IIn hr H I ll I I amt It nln'It l i e , d* VII a 1tih ' dm iii e nl htniu Mini M VI I'liiit til and VIi n Jan ie irli 1hmnp* ■ii aiui mi I mii h as* let UI fil'd l> l In 1 1 huine nl V t i Ih in h ni lei Hpendihi* thi hidid/i v • a u h M i I limnp mi pm cut •, I he lit v a in i Mi - J N I I.., 11 Mt - VI! ti’d i .p «-l I 11In ltd*. hit - Peru v i -»it Hi)' h ' l pm ' -I 'Ii and M i F ,S t 'dim >ln •itik' Hie li'ilnlns lipid* Hu m mn pe uf The I \ 1 ui v Mill" him hei-pj vi d i n )■ hr 'l l i lt s r |; ' n si I lilfMD I’fe •Inhn M a n . -"ii nl Mi nini ((ti* y» ii i I la iv.nl will '!'* I I D u - - v*a- iin'less fm 'll Paul \\ M an ,i VV.( I l*Hat l,. I. I I |l ^ *Mt P M Di e in n l ) , I, ........l i n g ,,| I II >t S l i e i l . San I , ii 11. h»i> t»••••11 fMK» ftl.lc linn I ......... I., the new art ivutril it till1 WlJiniiti** ( hill .III I l;ik A vc ' .a .la F u s t ,\l. tin. n*t C l , uri'li S* I V111( • tin Thr . i-if.Mlil I >r with " ‘hli'ti "M l ieci-al tv a' In i In,me fail111, Mllltlil \ P"li. e ‘ !ei VIt *' t 'l)l>1 lifts*-p|| nn. V I,. ,|u. r K i p ui Mnv (a n J lie i luti, unit), .Mr* 11.11 nei) ai (hillya, VliMany " h u h , sell, \ l» VV H M in i. R I P, at. hI - «im i,|ieui>,) i )n» meet ■ Mi i iM-iii 11111 pi— lit II111I Vli I * I 1 >a111 Cai nl Si * i ne VI, IV| n mg u all a laitvi l ' i i \ i aim'll u ’A . ntlii PI. VI in i ha.l pli'V i,,n -ly |,i ti Ifi.liT, liii hi I'll Pill T" 1 ll i. '■ ” ...... ................. Mi ■ D rady (it ni vi hy, h piiit'il lie u Id * ♦B*" *1 t». f fi» Pi I I . 1 i ,ii v P u ­ VII - I' l ‘i»ln pi nn u hi I \t i * K A nl D’ l I n : .............. i II I,, Hi, I 'milli t 1"ePftl|F 11> A! in ll o il- ta li ,mi'll M'H I |M| 1i'll I." Japan I ', ,an .l in in g ii,, t |,< 1,na- - eu t I P . , l.i, .Ii,!l|* ' III ni'H iliilv J1 H 11lie* vv h. •im i *,e i,»,i. n 1 'I,. t a M il11j11% i M* I . i i d d .- in Vli M »iu «an n l* * * * I'uudmied the iin i p mil lit l i n n l l l m i v s > ♦i ii Alillei . ha* i C u I n >4iin e vvlpuh vvn- hriM*d »*n lit iii f i » i1 l*»pi»»i it a nu ; 1 i i i m i lluil HuNilie \\ . fur || nf I VJM - I. i u u ltd*•>lh. li f t, *l)li or p iy f I I I . I 1.1 W l Mil ■ I n 'l \ i ip v 1/1 u i hi 'll \ ,t i ahlvv.dl In , v > , i ip l ii ii V niM'um emeat was Sny Ini >1 •a V < Iiu |" i .In Sta fl .id i g I'M ti IH I V. 'I. I 4I 111 IP l nl Mi - II. •"tele that tin* 4 ii. |. wmihl huld t-.llll'l'l'llll Hill." I teller* g ll e I * tp .ii id l lie • ei it Sldli •h»di IThr tmt > meetiii)' at Meii'.yl >1' llll'i i n*i* ui .*« a a: ami .Illnl*, 'll-* < .. i li*|te Mi Iv u ••• • : I , oV •d nml M, I II Mm I i I In-t • ill A Mil I I' ll.11- III and a Iv n h s Mall Ut heplp with I It | , I IpiVI’i it v ha i id ui •" .1 Med d'-h liiiFihiuri •tih i iris fjl'SY , Jllllll i i»*t fur i milliniiiiii nf i,eliu|i. U l i e hep tudieM id Mu hmi Fiv e vi ilitr wrie Pt Ml happen hI H n i i i *1 >d Mm 11 T im .a m u ^ L u ___ vugi ■tk.ui___ l Lu u . sdmn .ii. r r -w — r "vrr M' V Miifltel, g plm g m n TTT T li e hull *", "ii'l get ii'rl|ie will tiling hm *ue, ■** a* I W Mi and Mi In i (uii eld M m J I .Me K iIIley. Mm ( Hunk, ilui me I ll * eitliei Si M orris ' Die f u - I t S. enter inlu.-i .u in Ah h i ...... . and V|i Hi>\ Hull Vhdtir 11 mem* a | ti. Ruut ■ new . ie*! V i ertuin vtule I-.I4r■i t ill wi t h a ill*, un-key i mu l« 1h Mm I I he|. uf t lie (do le al tended file erinir male " ii * Im vin g ii Inol time lirogrn nr. ..... filled fu the U i ai>r • Menu i yd meet m|'* ,t it Dn- week in-fore C h ri stm as I. Day fm Dn- S lo f f o .d invasion II i 11 e V when . sht h f"i two I litUe Iasi week when In i first ty in g I" lie- iili >ri gift ipidi* illnil WtM, it’s n half-h um -h im wti* la-nmed from I 111 U hnu tu talk In ihe State I Iii* gal* Ihthliy Hiitcmhlle, wh llllM heetl gieut life if yu don't Weaken! i m li " P i x e m h n u rg . T i-e -iall on Ihpiulment nhout (hat. ai Smitlii . a CiiMe)*i‘, I ih*'land n 1 4nn thiee seidui )fhl ill Me- cun la In m il in Kiigliiml nml I let t it F "lint ut flint I’ll jtiMt tell huiiii* Wp h he* nmlllei, Mi K e y m d iF Oriur St"i«* T h u M i i u y ihrnughuiit western lairi,|ic. Kuu‘1 Ho lly w m«ii I iM'Wf* nml play Hni4-d ah' ut.l d Fehi ua> v at vv hu ll i(i«h t, ndaxinp alt er a haul pain, 11V• I *It " O n e uf 'lie tiling vie have nl mul diMelihr thi' leinidN I think lime lit* vv ill eulei I he I 1 •if CunAftlil I hi v vveie Mai llm rionl) ftininl not alu.iit Die *(iuw," 'hiit**. a prettv |fmid h'ay In ndl nf F hu iihi Chapimiii, lum m y M »th \ in and -mid Mi*.* Staffniil, " I - thiit K i i i u - V mei ica III Puis \V m il, -lliu l‘defy i, I ,rne ifpan I htmpii i . lin y h k | l a v e Iieann ure imt .*■> Imt alnuit lu'l«»|.. I In |*i * i 14Id vv a - III Illumed h\ ' dll , .fi J liUUi VI, el , ill i *nll lit A’illtain * went liume eniller. \ " A friend nf mine tnl.l me I !■<•> V1i*H S tn r iu r d V iiiamiKei dm my uf tl ' l TIII vei *4l| \ u( I'I nil dll, will Ittlh hlufiih ^ *emm Kt» l • hiivinu Will ", lie Miid that v ' mi t oiih! find e F u i upi-ai) tutu So fill it p * I'llV. Aliittilii v ti, t i- nM ip 1 hi ll l i t e r truid.fp In liet hive lift* and <iox«*na nf ail'll! rluh* ih I ' u n - uiMpiiii-ui ed, hut they h*»pe fm n ti ft **| .peilditl)* Ih, hull (ud. ny “ r m pml m»l y m iiy o* w i d e l i a l u i i n n hid.up lint u p p a n r i ilv hiiuki"llpf vv tier* Tlie diuvv huild HIV *.v illt t h r 1 1 pm ehl , VI, ti i id .iiu. umilhi-f vv<ji *I uni 11 huvv j that i num I n Ihiiitt il p u d l y unit h up n i w aiii, 'I. i i Ml I diK I’UII Ii*' hold nut ? That i j (a I'*14Hu,*4 Ktiil)y I i n i adimirif tm* \i< « I cm ill ill-i- 1 Imy vvi'M" w u i i l n l , 1 1 'rein I, Mi in, I Mi In- yue I Imp \\ ll told the In im hull hehup r11■if 111 "la t hat ♦hr m1«i |t«11 " i l l t Mi in .1 M. IU 1 I've had a liit " f 11 nu hi*- m> ell'i Hi the flit ill i'.1’ * 11\i I\ ai -u |il,it Dn 1 i'l'iii'd’* uf |tiludi M u 1 iiilely 1 1 v i•ir* I " find it my "leone . T h e HuiipstM'*". iuipt (lie d tu pie Stiii)* . 'hti i'll iid VVIuliriR mul uih ........... M Mte h) pde a hunt i u m feel eium •eril a vxeJI-i "timled p i u m a m , 1, Cnlt. |'i I 111 lai.'l MVtird -dlkM Tirniili - "int > hit till* half Hiehe* tall vxitii h)dil h„M4.(| 4lfl# Ktirupean iililNtenl H id a |111 ilia Jn Sliiffunl lieinling I in in.'i I'vc - call in i twill* I I I ’ e«. She Iiiih dmenvereil, fm e\ '>’»■ ’ I \l Cil|i*ule Review: " l ' l n l m a Ja r I'liri'lil*. .Ml Illnl Mi xv*■I'l. . ami limtlii'i VVlud ll ample, that the H iilm h like Mien •full" I 1*144 | ll'lls Ilf I In- i i-lin-1uni Mack 1 Illnl IU All. H ya kiit.yy luiyimi' that In I II " (nil. uwn pm furmt'I’m Mijfh an T e d OiuM't-1■4in ( Wcriilcll C uey I nt a Jana ip . 1l|llU'll. I d nu kiuux ' Ileal h. Vf i n J.ymi and A tine Mini ilia •us,iect I Hill burn .Stall -til fn t a College, t' 1•1111 •• Du A lu ll g»il 4h lh il .h* Shehm j'hey itn fui the ham N «»i w y i K i Kxci'tit Im a *!••" stm t, •lliluy • " II ii I " - (nu .1 , I'l . aviuu a time ktctnng ii)i with a Slim K rn tn ii, l.mllx A l l l t - l m i i g Wl.|| hi|,|, willi smile sli*pi'lise -•ni mil M i - I VV I a" 1"i1 i.i.v i f i •- 111■iui•i unmi ll Until.v. Sla ami Duke Kllioglo u ami |ierfnrui i ., | mmuent*. Ilnwever, *uimMi* lllnine \I1I 1 '•'! Illnl i|l|li|'h a> h" just iiinki's liia I* cl "u*sii " i i - like Ihinny K a y e , who liavi may *ei it ns just anntliei lieul Tilth Aim tin uud V|r|» (Iv* u i f i ' f d li ovi-t « ■'»•» lie'* imur lit'i (l'ini' oj.jieiiceil llieie. fill# va •1**l* I #niii \V 1m 'ii n I olo |t"i. nielli nf the *rieen * mn** nvei in no mul iluwa hci *|iim!) A' \J ikl'JPidl's pill •"III h), O the r xelerliuiift aru |iickeii M * , w m k i i l Dieme* — mhill ery ami In V Hit At) lea*! slii' wiuiT -nffi'i in Dm wi ■tiinluiii. A ie|ire»i illative |iriigrniii iiiimiei. Mis* Sta nwyck is hm ( mild V Hupri liftI'liilruf m d Mi >> iii'il (in msliuug licali'i). i a ntii in* eigln iniiiiliem, Inrliiihiig | >m<inl)i s i l l ami C m e y i* a I*" I* VV tiivv I1111 A wutil in ri‘inMinlii'r, If v o i i ' h 'sin'll lilscs us “ T i g e r H a g " b V ig n n il .u a stiine-fuceil way. Mi»* I J 10 ii * I, li* Hud AI »hf# •iw ii ami not with Dn1 wurhl. Die .Mill* luntheis, ''F in e mul, in--uia*' i ii n I Ii I lii', rumi'inlii'r il' Ih im ly " liv Winuly H e r m a n ami i a - li'iil a* ii m ig ht scum. I .link “ A n nie Hlussmn T i m e " lay tlie j imiiiini Tor tile rosy sitlo it * Viulrew sislei*. ihi'l'i' “ nini yu kin (toil i l ” if >a “ I'll itesclllic Die iiurkgroiuul fu r [ ink hunt rm iiighl. Alai Die litili nine uf Dm m in itwia ," Alls* Htnf- 1 inel iliings |ii'o|ilii miglil suv f" iil iiihli-il. " F a r instunce, K u io ••v 'leri'l mi'uii any hui iii |i"niis imiliiilny wiiiililn'l know just weren't th in king wliea t l m " I m l a mule train Is." t 4' «.*||J. A* for tin Aiiiei'ic/iiiixm (lileli, Iti'llieinlici', life is loo short tn she *uiil she'll gn slow nn Ihnl "After all, I ’m an Doroth y ay in tlie iilnes all (lie tilin ' .Veil, bye fiye, folks.. It's time In Tlniiapsiiu. I want In Ite sure what ay fate well. 'Hint's all! I'm talking ulinut Is right, nml vA) m DnufcMvis O f VVi'hlcy .Meet In ('lussroum DcBary iNrws Ily K M l i E I . \ M I I M i l l \ N I » Kali's ii *i*t \|i mid V1 t*t. Jim S i. fm Hit imliluyy, VIi nml M i . I"M Vim ii it-eii VI m 'i |-,u/Mini ii h u ll n i l, n ren* Nif A ^ tu iim m l(nj»u. It<e Im at rie l itln State Cullepe. I*li I * |rrniiU'iit.'t **I he llm \ . e h h , a fml e+ i, v Hiijf in i e i n m h t h i*ti fift»\ einliT it ♦hit in: aniM illnl her, VI i a K \. F m iu‘U, ilni i n « ViT^iuy mi Vtmnhiv Fni'tiil* nml the hiditliiy*. i»»‘ip(lim*r> ii nppei I u i m J t l u > i n V| I ll. 1-1 Mill V l i " Vim y I 'f i t 'l l , it Istilt n *i*ri» rlmlMiit VI in I nt U n j ilia Stale CntliMJi', H IV ll ^ 'M M "f Hi ..tl,'.,, . M. nml M vi>)(ii» ht i ..... ht'i, Mi ■* Ijiii iu J iicipIi N mi t mil*! <d1 M m i i k i ' t V > . I H i' i IMlIk! Jill MU' V > IlllhllllX *t nini ' I i h I 'n in Ml-* i tutt l e t W eitnnm , a Mu- fill'll, i im? l Mi .in* Jin i ui j tlelit jtl I hip nht ' lain Cmlei'e, In iI t\ r1 1 \ i i? !• jisi -nnn nn* rinlitlaV)* Aim 11*11*1*11 yv lilt he | I**a " ’ „ All. mill M » n. \V4*eim sv il p 1' * 11 Mi M . Min. ll (lied lief I Mi W. I ■ •pi >| •! Ji. ' Mm I Ml nml m > it m il nml Vlis*H nml M» Kli Mti i f h I I M. Med I I MM1 Vti'ihiyp H' Hii it \ . •i.. i in Jill h' tdl\ till tins. whm t the\ I'eil limnai d i. •veel S l ■it I'll ■e 1,41 dill 111}* 1in Itnh lixlall *!. P* ' tlllV.M in St r* u >11 dp d.»\ U.iii* i i \\ i Unlit It I « tin 1 1ii i vet It\ nl i*l! *■ I- im itla, fni v mil ni|t JXU4lr*n:i. v)•\ "x4■11 mu 1he Im•1ii 111 % M m i i n i d\ l i m y of l *» himhi M. Itn VSIp 1 t ha«* m l nt m il vii* ♦1. <i nlJi'i pemlini* I ill#* Imlidavah lit*i paietils, iim \ VIi and VIt ter I V Haiilv f' M i nmi Mi V1111)•* I |ei Imr ( t.r lim mini i h nln ii h*. •*'ii v 1 *11III)’ Mis. I t . tn Hid Ml !.*«> 1 iehm <1 pm * "i Nli nml VlrI I' i .•ll* *»yf n»’i| In'fiie In in'* ......... ii i - pi min i I hyp ilnv );,p iii I el Mi luni Mt 1: tl Vudi'Muii Msl.'i ID III1 l»» I*,mu «I»M 1 uf 1 . am 1 \ dh > 1**' hh v« iih'ii Alley "I N •1 ) Piiu »1 ^ S1 ' 1 , U 1 ui» . pm nil . in i;idu \ 1 Un '!' VI, . ui h i" 1 , p 1 1 Km-* II. lu ni' Im a Vi d M« 1. -,,l Mi \l * \ H N v' • Mi - 11.•♦•h 1 ■*1111 f .•I Ii. iii" Mi •I a Mn 4 i 1 i IPPieI ol I d l t nil * VI, sal I 1 i J w il h h 1 h n daup H |! 4 1 1 'if p tn Mi v a i it I 'I • dips ’ A ** I tIn c I e Mr" I V d |l* ' I , and M, i dun a ud 1 Vial '* Mi nu l l h i .. I ) I he ........ it vli. -i • IP I *t n. ■ V|e«idulL*a Ha) •I *pe l i+O at ti ..if J in J ’ uii\ ill h»i Ihi I iii v i'l llm i *.lit I * •tv .1 I iv. ■ I I'lnllPkp tin in nl I Ml (Pit itti! V a d h " I i Ml ;|P.I hat VIi tall*1 Ip I I Im dillj'h* I **i*I• •i .ii VV I I I " H.uf* i l I, . mh • IUTi'lldi Ilf 11i i • i.l ' i F .t.. Si PI IP Ml ii e pul 'll M. I i In Mi • Hnv IIP V .11 ii l.d . d », 1 1 ' 1r1 flu - » 11' mu y I). (liiyx wdh Vl I 41. u 1 , 111 1 d 1 inn t VI, h'll-.M. 1 \i >1* 1 hill h >*In I* ■ till 1■11■' 11 id hex Fax vv d S \, \11 t V >11 k. n .ii ii.ii if■•PPID'f 1. hllili xv 11h .lid 4ll « 111( V)’ tu 1 it , ' In 1-1 ft'* *' filUl fm 1 1 1 ••lit 1c M, |'i HlJUff’ II 1 )' d l l ' ■U id a4)1 j ' I' . 11» d* 1vv* nf H ' t14i |M ')», 1.' Pin 111 uni t ii.. I ') u» 1 h.lf h Up fllu Vh <d Ilium it1 d I d H 1 ■ 1•• II 114j! 1XVf) M.......... VIVI 11 ■ u it ! VIII | 1'.) I*h ui du hl’d . , i *4 1♦ *til* 1!■.'♦ tit !1lllllt ;4 s I PMl h!Id ! ’ 41■ d 1 1 ll •lit ! 4 lit VI' T hliFh- *T 1......* nini I mu dv . m . , I 1 Im vv ■ Ml mid •ii - 1 1 , Ufjih r it-, "I In nilftitUUH' S' -11 f x 1 it ni): Vly-i'iia. l " " . i \ u k HI)Til, Via " Mini V!, J M mid1 At i Mm \ VV Mm v \1 M i i f ill Mm h .< I M A niiny; 1■* U li. vv Mt* 1 I »•till ul * i mI upl- th r huhli III V In* 1. Vli * p« 1 duli VV111*I'l’ III HI ’ >* al't'lllll'l ll 1II1It ■■* IP lt»w , M. l t.'P n * ■ •Mo­ *1 1II I4i?) P 1 •1 4 P11411p 1 •a ti", filll'l i'l i tl (ll-■p in hixx , Ih siltd All** ♦< VV'. l*h a i d I fi-* f » 1 l-'lltll 1 flit M. V'l •Ill'll 111♦1 ♦ ....... •il ni\ l tip. ••) pir II \ VI 1 r 1 . . . T , 11 Mi mul Ah Iv . r 1\V 1 vy . i t . ■ hu 1 1t III m .l Il ail I ■•..I Ma w 1' •M In I n i ' l l >P » IP)’ ■fi+' h*'1'•la 1.) 14. 1 •'.( 1 dm * VV 1 ' lipii* ■ ttlilll#/ Ah (• *1 M. I .. an ' l ' 1*mu f l.i) 4 tf P,|' in ’ .(,, ?li- . (" 1 < 1It 1 1 1 V’Pf. \ J all" P ...... Vli 1 ), «!♦ ■ ’ T h e h m iy h ti i i VV*,**l»*y ( t C lm rt’h •t The 1 n r Mell mi l iri I t n ■,;( t the Hu m la y -idinni , »,• I. ■** Til*- rhyitil* t Ihi • iri imp m n 'HIM llll'l With 1 VI r * J *11 I till* , hilt din* t«i IlffV* iiiin - - ih ' Iilll w«f# iiumI* H.) re * VI i P. Hi Milford amt VI, 11 r k *1 1*iit**. M. M If Inml <M|tihit*t* .a i . p vvith iipeinnl a,, \i, c r I no i I ta • t'lmirinsn. M» • land. "u . niiin'tiln ed * 1 11 a i • O I* pi Mill ii'.ld hern «»*M ill nieliiher-« d u r in g ,1 I •. llthei , in i t, i n« h»*tei| i i»' • ■ l l "III »i vv, . 1 Li r. p tip." Pill"* i Mi < in h I >• 1 1S 14'e rr h i fn ** J . f . o ■ ,.f VI i h i id* 11 . i 4(111 i f Mil '.• Vli if '1 di I|| f .. 1 1 d, I • M. p M, ui > PH V] I ' I. 1-d) T*’t v\ j' ppm VI* | f h rH t*• Melhu* huillt* u f o, vx .1 < -.r Ml • )'|\ I'll Mm y tin f Uf' * In ' \t, ,p.i vi t •'♦Pt* 1,*1 T' 1.111 "I '*'♦11 i,)j i 1 l of ifnVI" U "III*'PIM • 11 uu »'l iii)* V f- 111 hr •'. **»l 0 )1' I in uhl uf ii. iinvx 11 vi 11R * ) p| ll— 1 * "'Opr t 1 '" *11 ii ' iiv ei ml 4 . f It'll I ll I Ithnl If P )'f. i .l* d 11.»• l»r 1■ 1:(•h ip 1... r • 1 11 'hi* I Tun ii iii v •ll r I 1 ' * ii i111( ** I » 1 v M, 1 . I •dn * pi 11 ui mid •................. I Id.If • ll 1 H Mp iiii*u p if*)* Ml • f 1 h *llj# I ' d . l» .. l u U r uf 4'.., I n| Ml. II di Mia. V i lauilu VI... Mia . Ih 4 / .4 It • • ('II, Mm . I I ••*\••t*, Mi H M ' iple l *uiri) IS i « U il- Ih M Mm . T M I u I* * Mi I "in I 1 V. h lldey 1 , I ' M. , I 1,1 U. l: a F »a t. I. VI i I 1 ,4 4. 1 aid U ' M 4. d v ... . VT ", in 0 fill I litiil- / a hni v, VlrT. u 1 ■ i i i rd I v If........ M 1 V. ■■ <1. ’O ' 1. 1 1..... . Mi U ' ' 'Ii 1 u Iiimi M lenyth P i i «-- i . f W i-M iry H | M il \f I il»' Pei f V'lijii I n il I' l i'll * tiie iili'liluty 1- j me i ut* ill he) • *" 1)4 lU- IUll uf l 11 pipe I'tiii 1. siHi i i i ia Fund /; a /' /’ rr in r V D„" At f ,)! 1 VI1 1 i i 1 iii *.1 vx (til n >itiiu»ri (im p. .1 Hi*., 1,I'HM 1 I'd ' 111) V fm Hn I IMIPI . 1 ly Mi mid Vli -e Ahll"l> lll'l Mi Juhr, All imd da*ip hi t •m hut 1 uMd 1 d 1• mul VI. . •) • \X1*1 1C ll I*I")| 1 I 1 md m 'ni* t .1.1 hull'll Mt Ma. 1. K ti»i* IIIP'1 I"* K ' 1a , 1 i fhi- 1 **rut flliOU11 p 11 Mi uud Atm ! ii"ii r r t M* Mp hrii fi VV'jimnirld III A nf d o f I In i h 1)1 f •1 rr go Ini’d hr 1 ut I ipp. VMi VI. mid Mm VV l» I I,.»titu ut i I 1 1 V * it F eeling "lo w " a f te r th e h o l i d a y s ? ... f T: t iMlviir, tJlvenv illij, S. C.t ie siifitinjr tll**ii pltM'Ml.H, Ml ll Ilf a Vila. It. VV. Hy M A U I \ N M. . M I N K S Ihilly vvimil Seminole Hi — .— I n -ln h e Mi*, t I I'lnetur, Vesleul final A t w h eie Mi Pioetnr uiiilerKninrr nietlic.il nm l Woman's ( ’Inti Bridge CommiUee Has Meet I 11 . j ' - . ( ii t' k i i i v x Mi laiitn. I in Iin * I !n t 'I Inn ,i,l I In Manful ,1 treat meal. '*1 , 1. 11 Ii I„,;i i .I till. inel mi,I > I I In i ii nni'i 'H l Ini,. Thi* II," . e mil , , 1111e nl I hem III, I, .nu i exiilllnjr \ w B:hii P.M, hi the i I'M [ ' . 11,111 II , Mem bers m e iciiut-ti-ii in ........... Mil A n Initlltlliifi i'iv ■At heM nail all visiting lt> •., wi Itome. 'fhe liruinniiii S. I» nl i'll* n’ Tf k c b e i A n n iatma -a ill lilt of /)( 8:80 P. M i,. In* |me,*|. .1 I. fill ho*ril met ling ai J ’.o I' M Tin* Ifn*.* I ‘*r ele nf I In Gratiot* ( ’ily Beaten By Sanlord Mi** Kilty Oillium, bride-elect, wa* honored on Saturday evening j with a party ami kitchen shown* given hy Mr*. R. \V. Turner at iter home on 1’aik Avenue. Rose* were used In dec muting the liv­ ing room mul attractive seosomi) fiult arrangement* were used on the 'lining tuhle mid to the entrance hut!. fiames and contests were en­ joyed throughout the evening ami each guest u nil,* •, kl)c)i.-*i mul for the honored guest. W in­ ner* in the game* and contest* iveie Mi* <). K. Duff and Ml*. 0. C. Dildi*. Difl* were ptesenleil to Mi** Odhani in a maiket basket hy Ml** belly 11III li urit who was dit-*«t*d a* a delivery laiy, D**Mciuu* lefreshmetil* were servi-il at lei iiu- huimrve had opened her gift*. Assisting Mrs. Turner were Mr*. Cat! Prlsoc and Mrs. Mji r ion Hannan. Those enjoying Die evening with Miss (hlliaiu were Mr*. II. U Uillium, Mrs. \V S. Ilrumlev, Mr*. A. Ilrumlev, Mr*. II. .1 1. ehioait, Mrs. Michael lH*it«, Mis. VV, II, Kirbv, Mr*. Itrodie William*. Mrs. A. II. laivejoy, Mr*. Piank MitcNeill, Mr*. Mag«n Ziu'linry, Mr*. I'risne, Mr*. Morion Hnrmnii, Mr*. Marion hnn............ Mrs Hubert I..! lin k e r, Men. tduiiitvu Smith, It D Mi'Diviu, Mr* 11 C, Dlbbr, 'h * D A. Dmatsperd, Mis, P. I Ihiiupiei, Mr* .1 II CrawM iDorr. Hi,* tlu**ie PAGE THREE n u v V P n R P F l.n H ID A I V’- I [ ' II 'I l > 1n i l \ 1 A o i i r vT o m a t j lo o t? 1 Bvidtior Sale trialm *)«AtNiNiJ J’u o fliiv »V NVciliif’Sil.f.v THE Vy, MOST( $ ‘Z U o t o u i . HONEYMOON A BRIDE’ EVER V SPENT! LAST TIM I'IS TON It IT O L IN N IDA FORD - UIPIIH) V' 1C RUSStU I5 ■ • m l Mm M m I H:3(P — 9 i .*10 r O M I M -K T K H H 0 W 8 6 :.1(l — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE “SPIRIT OF w iy .c n .E R e WEST POINT" Git Ml Divla “ Dor- BtancharB .INU T. If )tkRIMS CfMCOtOHI NEW bow PRICE N i INC- TAX c u w Brighten up with f e s un Hit Uiakyicr kulal Dune hvra ill Juillldlll'e novelty rayon tiepa, "Stylct.ilk", with big tiuiuglc flap)iud |iis:kaU amt s gincelul sklii. Aqua, blue, pink, gold. rigid in y- »iir living um iiii , Ytin can du if (|uickl) inn. Nine uni ul k-ii call* liny, go thiuiigh wlnlc you fluid Hie lint*. Ycl llm co*I ii. miiali wherever yon call. Keacli lor llnti lek|»linne now. Ytm'II •lurt reeling Itcllcr tlie moment you |ml In llic call. . -aoviu vsuni i m n su e . S A N fO R D f j R l A 'N O O ' w K f Gnu viiiftwaictar lliat 4«D out tu prove you lull be |U4l at pit'll/ iii a casual ttrs.k a. ill komwltllng LONG DISTANCE Ip.vc (lie folk, who HtRilr vmit hcliil.ty* (ay nml liappv (fonc hack, home . . hack U> un iHit-af-lnwn . . - Hack lo u kctiool Ihul'k miles away? No need to he blue ulnmi it when you can !>!ck up your telephone and talk lo Uicili Juki a. fhnuglt Uwy were ml) killing loving prettiness! ' m 4 * a �4 T *'W jy « Twr sanfow) nrfMV.it. saimfob!) PLonifM S ta te . D a rtm o u th y B la s t C o r n c 1 1 ,., 4 8 - 47 N EW YORK. J a t T u L - 7 / h * Only three of (lie riiihitrv'* top top 2U college ImskFThnll 11-11111* Indiana, Holy Criiss nod lliiqu<'*ui' — still j, nil-winning re­ cord* Indny. Tin "ensnn j< nln.nl nnc-liiini finished nml onlv llin-Aotbei 11111Jor five* ore imlrf'iileri: fjlnejnnnjl l.-iit viclurlAOt Auliuin (eight) nml Army (three). • llidinnii (In vlrlnrii'M I 1linked fifth in lu*l week'* first A hmi. I h ted Pl.-s* |ndl, Holy Crum I I I ) elxlb nod |lmni<-*no (nine) etgbtli. ’ lie remaining seven nf the l,,j, 10 nil bnve dio|i|ie,l one In Mine geinui. HI* -John** milked Mo. I, lo,t for the first lime |n»( week In IJI’NY. A listing nf llu* l.e*l l.-nio*. scctlon-by-*ei'lion, include*: Enxt— Lung I-in ml l/. (||.|), Holy 1,'riMH (ll-ll), llilduiMlie (IMI), HI. .tillin'* ( l:t-l nml,Im Hnlle (7-2). H'oilli Kentucky (K -li. Noiili Cnr-diim Si ni,. ((I-2V, H'e.ilern Kent tieky HI | nlid< Tillnlie fill 2 i Blldwiiil Indliilnlf. I III n 1, Hi ml ley (11-2), 1 Hiio gftrtn. f(i-2l mid Kansan Si nlo (H -il. Severn I other 1 — Miinieodn. ( ’Inclniinti. Wlxrniisin, nkbihunii) unit Michigun conhl dl'-plnee the 1,.|, foil 1 here Bouthwc I Arironi, Itl-11 ) nml take ynur I'iek of n Imlrli of med lerre Hiiiilhwrst Conferenee five*. Rocky Blminlalli I'olomdo IKII). Uliih liu-il) find Wyoming 112 4). For Wed -ULCA (ID :n Houtli*rn (Inllfornin fIi-2) nml Washing ton 112 li. Saturday night'll gallic 1 inn hccordlng lo form with these five axcnptlnns: ’ , jlilke iijixel Ndrfli ( ’arnlina Htule, fiR.fifi. (' iiii ImIu* scored eight point* in Hie final (If) Meeoiid* lo down HI. I .mils, Idi-hU. I.n Sidle came from behind lo trounce How ting (Ireen, T2-U2. H1111I Umiak blasted H dfefooler III the ln*l five srcmnU in Mnrlmonlb'* IK 17 ii(i*ei of r’nrnell. The only--nml winning — point Ncoroil In the lu*l live minute* of the Wichita dkliiliomn AAM gome wu* n D ''r throw. I lie Kansan* won, 2H-27, 'M i ___ m&M m m Ma u m c e "T H E R O C H ET" R ichard , S N A R P S H O a T/N O R ig h t u v in o o p M o n t r e a l O A N A D fB N G , . tm p r u g O N L^ O V E N 2 0 0 - G O AL M AN IN H O C K E Y — HE R ECEN TLY BECAM E O N E OE H O C K E Y W A U - r/M E r/R o r jo 'N ' * - ' * * & S O ' it*4"in tr si,f Clubhmise Hr FRANK t:t H A I' NcwMlciilliren Hpoiln Fdllol NEW YflitK — Joe 1-oul. i<y *iv llig I. good example of Imw. In |o*e friend* nml din'oiinigr iienvy weigh!* frnin Inking up boxing iih n oil reel. The Hr own Itombei, who -tmiie fin-lid* wherever In- f-oiglil ■111> lug til* 12-year reign 11* world’., henvyweigbl Imxi.ig ebitmpinii. now bn* enmn In lire point where In i* nenlllig k.ineki-nl* ill exliibilb.il IhiiiI h. Ami 'he fellmv* being knoeked mil hi .' h. iiiii- of lii* old friend*, the spurring ' S a n f o r d - O r la n d o partner* who helped keep him in sliHpo when lie ruled Hie loortl K e n n e l C l u b . lO n lr k -H Elilll* I* figbl lug onlv hern line lie needi, ready rush. I hough III* ru vlfili rn s:> i iitt'.s ■.Imre nf puiHen in 2ll elinmpiul)riiiHi' 11 %. r:— i/isis* *»u» Conloii llltii. ■!Hi In K 11v Kw_. ■ - *ldp flgldn ninniinled In I'd.llltM.tl**i»r ltd, the fevling nil niuillid i,. Ilinl he never got In keep milrb m ; r n M i l u r r —a/inih* *111* H n I t , r i n g . . . ' l l ' . , I' T o m o l n . M u e of il. Iteeeiitlv lie bud n *r.7,IMI0 l l l i"M ni I I mmI |l< ll>o. O lo ii lv H r o » . > i * . Inx lien bmiging livin' bla bend. 111-1,1 I I I . .. ti ll .1 >i"t A (•old Willi exhibition limit* biinglog IV,1. It AI p;— « * » Mldta Millhim roughly $(1,1)1111 n muleb, ‘I'll III l> .........111.' I'*Vi"r" \\ Mil1 Mtur 11»»II. even *(>7 011(1 i* I) pletty penny Kir li. I l t 'i n MIn1aPirn Mt it iil(l| f Inlth Kh-<n i t lot li>^hi>k On I. lo gnlber togellher. Hiddv Hiik I.iid Mnirli, l.inil* woud no n rot m u lilt'll — ?> OMNw MIU rive nmnlh tom whlrli net led him Mil l.tMltl, 4l» 11*tl ; -I f*. T r \ It l Y t *: it t It Ml llr H t l *.MI It .1 . *2111,1111(1 in 'll bout* Hi* show­ itii •>r i i i i il hi •m« •rrft i V h Oil H It w III lr II U l - - f tl Is #1 |»» till v |*1hi V l( ( ' fit I I'll 'I 1 ........... • (tl* t I >•1 h * .01 Nall l i . l . l i i l\ * v N -t. V | \ t|| If At | % IHdia tlllr jv rii, a ii AlttO I ’tltt.** Oi|ii**llt« li t. (..Mil -*• 1|i.1. *-|l HfOiH H im lifl '0 *ji ** Hitt '• In in - »*«!• 4'*h m iv in rii 11 %r it— n/|v»«i«a. no* 11fill I rut ’.li mi hi I» ( m |i . i », M i r rvioi. Mv ru'iuvii rhiiit \ ina (f I111it11I H»*11AK (t l|l1Imp 1i .1I*I«A .... . •TIOirril lllU l^-rn MMl»* Hill TprchH Jn v»n» «*<•>* M U M II | U K Of I tin Mllr l*oi|f T.d Jilfl# r*|al|* HMu Thirl r* CfttMII f1(41*111" fif1mi «*, T C M ’I M ifstr SfR, II %R i .hIini ClHrf iu — n OI| lia k i if* h, Mila i*. 1IM l(' ||3j', 1,111 IkA ( Ma| OMtif, Ml tar : ’!#*• H h h I ,\| WINNINH I’ ll A VFits finU TII IIKNIh Iml. ..IT— CoCaptslu Iron Hurl, right nml from Tin He (Tech, i'n., nml Hob l.rdly rigid ctiniil frnii. Idevelaml, compkted t hc-li Mlrhl|tHU State's hiisk.-llmll teams began playing Noire Dame lu Mhih, hilt nave only IH victories to allow aguliisl -15 dofeats. The 11148-flt Navy luiskcthull team was thi,' first In ArmU'iny history to sjflfru more than 1,000 points! UiA'JMiMIco niiulo I.OIU lo Slelson Quito (jirid Conference; Stresses Study Del AND, Kin., .Inn. |i (Sue 'lull .Irdlll H. Hl.'l.r.ii I t|||v..I-III ■'ill withdraw from Hie Hixie I’onfei' ii"' after llii* yeni, I'resldiml .1 (illie Edmtind* -aid vrxli-rdny. Mi-limee of Slel*oti fioni oilier i.iofeii'iiee eollege* and uiliverxl•ie* him given a* ilie reason. "If ive lemalu in I lie ..infer .'lire, ue nilisl (ravel m-ue Ilian f-fiU mile* In iii.'.'I Ilie neiiip*| prlv ale 1lin'd nieinber in foolhall," ITe-bli'til Ediniiml* -mil "We Imp,, in develop 0 foulball Helledole along the ')tlnnHt' I'naat h> uii'ei lesiim In our own olio* where we have lu-Her trani'imitnlinl) faeilltll'*. "I.eavliig the rolifeiemo ,|"e* not meii 11 that fHetsnn will mil keep fuoHmll mi nil ninaleiii ba*i*, nlmilar lo llixle ('onferenr.' rule*," I'li'Nidrul Edmund* rnnllmir.l, "Hut we ilu nut feel Hint ive ran be fan lu Ihe ronfeieme or In oilreelve* by a *-’lu'dule which work* oieli n hanlMhip on mir Inntn and 0111 oppoui'id* to travel such ill*I iiiim '-. I’Tiolball n( Sletson doe* ing. lunl him lli.imi'h lb-' we*(. not lake pie, fdi'iire ovei ela**long (lip* niiui 11 day* mil - - 10II1, . '.din, the Hull'll We.l wuik We - 1111 believe Ihat llldleh mol e l l ' l l In fill off Mull o| elii* '* illn iTii'ii I lie In* hell I'll me !u "ill stmleiil room In college lo g'I an ''die alioii firs! nml play light I n*l del. ton , lie Hltid money 104,1 ball is nod " Innil linn buck oil Iho exhihi lion .'iiienll. I'liu* be bogim >10 olbei tom Mini wmi relninl-ei-lil ( l i a r l i e . I n s l i c e T o of lii "Ibim of Iho Month I'bib" dining bin rise lo the Idle In I ’ r o m o t c [ M c f i i r n I W o r k 111(17 II.1I1 ll.ei lime II wn* bom of Ihe week lii the fluid Hirer C IIA I'EI, llll I.. N. .Ian tl. month* nl IUtil. I,mil* boxed rln*e id'i HI A met lea llharlle .Ion to '.m round', giving bill) n tnlnl I lee, ......... ainhltliiii I,, become a nl more limn Is.r, round* In *<>1110 doel.u wa- -idt'lrni’ked by fool'(I bonl i during |P4lh ’■■1U nml 'Oil eivlce, has taken 11 As n 1e mil of bln Iwo fo ■ lob uillt .10 nig*ni/iitht|| ivniklog round Itiml* In Ilrtm ll, Mb'b iii'i'i"' 1 ilie health of North gnu bn* )iii< n ban on hosing ' ' II olhll.lln. lllbllliin*. 'll, I'nli'-Mlty of North Csr.jIf I hr (nil* lira nf Renllig 1,-ml* on exlilbllbm Hi* man who held tm i i*llli*il will lu.conic asslxlnnt the (III. longer than any beavy- In Ilie eosullie dlreelor nf Ihe iveiglil in hhdory, may lie forced Medical Fomol»ll.iii of North Oarolo return lo real artlon for 11 Him, II m i- announced yesterday. The aiimjiiiicriariit made II defcraek nt (be eiown now held by •tills* lie wnl 'not play pro foolhall Er/anl CliHrlex, Hunilv,. hold* Isn't fighting be- li,r Ilia Uni* l-eiiig If at all Nor rnuse lie likes It. The task nf wilt lie he connected with Hi# gelling down to good fighting iilliMIA d'hUrtimuil 0/ North C.'aroweigh! hn* been a Louis pruto Hiin Unlvet*rty. ' Uiioffhlal amiiie* kmId Ida sal­ loin *inee I ii til. Kuur yi'arH of Inactivity limf Its toll and Lx » ary will he IK.blH) a year. The foundatloi,'* purpose la to inactivity iind Its toll and the once 202.pound Joe now Is n rnlse money for health projccls. rather plump 822. "If I fight again." Louis sold riccntly In Ilea Moines, "It will After a Sunlit American tour, be Ktrurd ('harlas, nf ronrsn. I.ouIh iiiiiv change his mltul about Ill* * the best Imavywelght a "retirement." It Is the hunch of h will this writer tlml Hie llrnwn Hum­ ber will be rmceil to make a comeback In New York next summer. f\ y TorKcaon, Elliott To Rftnnin, R e s t Arc Trades Or Rookies continued downward trend at the box office was predicted for 1050 sport* today — but not for col­ lege and professional football. In the annual year-end Arsn. dated Pres* poll of spoita editors ■ad writers, 40 of (Ml eyperts said ihpy believed the downward trend which followed the lush war yean would continue tt;(» )t* i, Nineteen others thought attend* alire st sporting events would re­ main on a par with I94U; 22 ex­ pect only a slight reduction If any, and eight said attendance should g» up in H'CO. Many believe the h'vrling off period from the war year* already ha* atrived. ITofi-HMlonal football — parllruhirly since the merger of the Na­ tional I engue and Hie All-America rnnferrnro Into the new NationalAmerican circuit — should hrlng aboui Inrreasc attcudanre, said 2U writers. Another 20 were confident that college fontball would rontlnue In ■Imw nation-wide gains next fall. Only nine thought major league hasehall would *hnw a (most In iilten.lnnre, Imtli college and pro. NEW YORK, Jan. Ik - l/th — Except'for Iwo position*. Ihe RoxImi Hrnve* will present an entirely new stalling lineup when Ihe Itlf.O National I/rogue hasehall sea­ son open* next April. lllHRppoliited over Ihrir failure lo make * more aeriou* bid fei the pennant last ynnr, Ihe Huston bigwig* have *|M'nt a busy winlei milking sweeping rlmrige* which they hope will add strength lo Ihe •lull. Reside* bringing up a dnxrn young hopeful*, the Itrave* have added five new player* from nth et am for Irngue 1Tub*. At the some lime lliey've lopped off 12 of l.iiit yenr’s erew thnt nl vanoil* lime* during Ihe *en*nn wa* lepurleil lo Imve been nl (aids wllli iiuiimgpi Hilly Hniiihworlb. Only Earl Torgeson at flr*t ba*n and Huh Elliott nt Ihiril, appear cer­ tain ictaln (heir pm,I*. Veteran observer* believe Ihe Hportn In B rief Hi lives pulled n ten-slrlkn la-1 month when lliey Irmled llielr key- ! lly AHHOM ATKD PIIF-SH -lone rouihlioilImi of aecood ba*r ■ man Eddie .Stunkv and Alvin Hnik fiolfing in Hu- New Vmk Hinnt* fur nni 1 I,OH AN H ELEH — Hen Hogan fielder* Wllbml Marshall and Koi Hordmi, -liuilslui- Muddy Kerr and ■lint n Hit for a (Ifl-holn total nf 142 III Ihe (.mi Angeles Open, hilt re­ pitcher Sam Webb. Marshall and l.urdon figure I" mained five slrokci off the pace, strengthen Ihe Hrnve* In a d<- drrry Barber of I’asndrna, with n pnrlnicfit I hat was lindlv III nt*d «H. led the field with a 1.17 total. of help. Moll, an- gno,| billers, arc Hiimlay'* third round play was 1ate,) fim- defensive plnyera and cancelled Imrans* of rain. Football posse . Iimig ami accurate arm* dAC'KHONVIM.K - Travis Tid ­ flf (lie seven flycliaser* can its! I«*t yea 1 noli- Tmiinn Holmes ami well paxst’d Ihe Itebel all-stars to •Inimy Husudl played In more limn 11 kiirprlslng 22-12 victory ovef Hill game* ll.dme* Ml .aitfl and lhr Yankees In the first Henlnr Ituiaiell 2.H Mat ball hailed ..107 llowl genie. Baseball and (iortlun iappis| 211 l,oni» run* TU L S A , Okln. - Dirk Hurnett. and drove in imi, no a .2110 bal Hog average. ■nviier of the Dallas (Texas The fancy fu-Ming Kerr I* ralcd League| club, announced he had a lieltei d.'feiHiv,. leuldup than hired Cliatllr Hrimm as manager fm three years at |2l),()()U per I Inr k, although llu- Inllei |* perlm with tile slick Webb U year. N EW YORK - The New York r.iunli'd upon for icllef w ik, Anollier Hade lu might leaerve liinnls uonniitired that Alvin Dark, Infiebler fii'im Maucb from the shortstop recentiy nequlied from I'hicago Huh* In .'xchauge for vet ihe Hostiiii Itrave* In a six-man eran pitcher Mill Volselle. Tlo- Ira.lr, had signed Ills IP50 conllrave* also ohiaim'd l.ui* Ulni», tied. Racing I'uerln Micmi mil fielder from Ihe lliouklyn llodgri*. They <f| ,ARCADIA, CHlir. Solidarity posed of flycluisi'is Ituniell and U l I uni lei) lioim- Noor by a Ed MHimr In Montreal, a lindger b'liglli to win Santa Anita's 150,MMI a-Idc 11 Han I'asiiual handicap farm ctuh, (liber* gone from last year'* a* I’omler fllilntlrd third. RJIAMI. Flu. — I.orlot (| r.«0 ) squad Include plb hnn Red Harrell, Nelson I'otl.u, rnlcher* Hill Hal- wort Tropli'iil Park's Ponca f)e kcld and Bill-key Mvingstoii: In- Leon!.hnndlntp of six furlongs In fielder Elide FI. teller and outfield, I:IM* fU/li, lying the .track recoril or* Marv Rirkrrl nml Jeff Ifenlb. set by Hoinlieani In 1047. NklW O R LEA N S - Thwarted The imi.it proinliirnt of Ho*Hm'* rookla hopeful* are outfielder Sam (92.40) led nil Hie way In capture frthror, second banemnn Roy Hu- Old Itlckmy purse st the Hartsfleld, nn A Han la boy, and Fair Orounds. Tenuis ,, pllclier Nonuauy Hoy, TA M I'A - ■tinr ilnnr Mutiny, Mi­ "ULfiuhlc't* ll"b Addis, Hob Montag mid Jack Itaniel*; Inficldera ami, defeated velernn Hitsy Hrant, II0I1 Hies, Hank Krlmali, Steve .Atlanta, H-l. fi t, (1-2. in finals of Kucxek and dark Welsenlierger: the Dixie loutnnment. Laura f.nu ciilrhei* Wallet Linden and Paul Jahli, Clearwater, Fla., won the Hurrin mid pllcliei* Heorge Hhle, women’s title by romiiieilng Mnr ■•r.. Hilly Alleli and Dick llouo In Burnett, Miami, 0-7, I It, ILL C A LC U TTA PaliIria Can­ van. ning T'xld, Lu dolln, Clillf., de­ feat ed (iiiMsie Moran, Sanln Mon­ ica, Calif., lt-2. 11*2, to %in the Indiair national litle, Filipino Fe lirl*slnii> A nip,<n won the men'* final, healing Hoiln’x I'e.lro BlaWAMPHNCTHN. dan. 9. - f/P) *lp, 5-7, H it. K-fl, (t l (ieneral — To bring the Olympic games N EW YORK Fred Wilt r«n hack to Iho United fltate,*, Avery llrundnge U going In fight agkln u 0:00.2 two mile and Hugo Malo-for a single rlty a* the national cn of New York Univerxlly a 57 4 .’inn Iii Hi 11- for boat In IIUI0 The 600-yard (trnh in the Columbus guinea have not been held here council, A. of C, Indoor track meet. The times are the fastest since 1(1-12. niunitagf, re-elected president ever run nn a flat armory trark, (I0BH EN , N, Y. — Total of 52 of the Dulled Elate* Olympic As­ sociation yesterday, Jold a report­ Ibree-vear-rdd trotters named for er that lie hoped by tightening 1050 lfamblstonlan nest August. the rules of his group a repeat of If IH start In the harness derby, Inst spring’s troubles In Rome It will have record purse of lHB,000. would be pi evented. At Rnme, three U, H. cities bid for the Idfiil gstnea, and the result was a split vote which ruined U.ft. LINKH R UNN ERS-UP chances, Hrundage said. A U S TIN , T t i , - ( f l — Tha Uni­ versity of Texas fo il team In 1050 will feature shooter* who The lowest gsme'acora* for a have been runners-up In N CAA Mlrhlgan State basketball team was In 1001 when the Hnartana ilcfeateil Michigan Normal, 111*7. Things sure have changed In the coarhlng situation of the South we*t Conference. Not too many years ago the coaches were leaving hecause they were asked lo. Now they leave with the officials and alnmil, team streaming, asking them to stay. Boh Woodruff, young Hsylor coach, la a shining example. Wood­ ruff had differences with athletir director Ralph Wolf and gave the unlverally a "mr or Wolf" ulti­ matum. He got about everything except ihe presidency of Ihe Uni­ versity, which he didn't want any­ way. |(a had n five-year rontrarl at 412,000 a year. No such sal­ ary ever had heen offered at the Baptist school before — not by qulta a sum. Rut Woodruff walked out and signed a seven-year rontrarl with Florida at |17,0()0 a year. He had to make three request# to get Ihe Baylor athletic committee to re­ tease him from hie contract. Coach Dutch Meyer of Texns Christian Intimated he was going to retire. The whole thing wa* left lip lo him hut officials nf the University pleaded with Blryer to *tav. He finally derided to re­ main and signed a three.year con tract. John Barnhill of Arkansas irtntived himself from the lira-1 coaching Jot. and went nul nml obtained Otis Douglas from thr pros. Barnhill now I* alhlctlc director only. The situation la a far cry from IlMtl when Frank Kimbrough re signed at flaylur under pressure and the alumni In 1047 paid Horn er Norton $20,0tW to leave Texn* A. and M. Harry Stlteler succeeded Nor Ion and hi* train* have won only one game In two years. Rut no­ body Is even thinking about getHng rid of Stlteler The Southwest Conference will start the next football season with at least two new coaches but only because of artlon by the coaches themselves. Baylor now la seeking a man to replace Woodruff. A meeting of the athletic committee will he held probably next Friday lo see what candidates ran he put Into the spot. Each committee member 1* to make contacts hut u» .'nlumilmenta. Tournament wa* rained out for Ihe first time tn Its nearly qoarler-rentury history. So, If you read Sunday's paper — start off from there. The sabbath's drab, dripping activities were cancelled. Thi* morning— weather pm mil­ ling — the field takes off again at (!.o »atne stage it wound up Saturday night. And quite a storm It was, ft cpilled an inch and a quarter of rain over Riviera*' carefully con­ toured fairways, and inevitably created quite a few middles, Most nf the golfer.* ran Into difficulty In fart, a* one pul It: "It wa* like putting from a bathtub." lint, unfortunately, it left little Jerry Hnrber the days' forgotten man. Bnrhcr wa* rnxor sharp — as any Barber should tie. Hitting them Just right for the first time in Ms career, he wound up the day 10 stroke* ahead of the field, ptife Hng together n 09-73 for a moat creditable 210. Fcllow-Pnsndenan Ellsworth Vines was closest, with 200. All tuld, it was a weird day. It was raining when It nlarted. It kept raining harder all day long. Hy rarly afternoon, it was pouring. Hut It took the mien committee almost right hour* from the first lee-off to decide to rnri* cel it. Willie Hunlrr, Riviera's own professional, urged the PGA to ra.icrl It. plrke iltlp Ids ball nlid stomped off when the committee refused. Sixteen players In all quit during the round, Including Ralph Guldnhl, Johtinv Revolts, Jimmy Tbouuoti, E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, and Johnny Bulla. All will get another chance when piny resumes. Il finally took Elen Hogan, Urn •■•.■nl (mental favorite hark from the ha --herns, to bring nn the can­ cellation. Hogan, playing hi* flrwi lour nn merit Hince lie was left near death on a west Texn* highway after an accident last February, carded a 72-hU the first two day*. Yesterday lie wa* four over after the first nine, and runmerited: " I I ' n idiotic to go nil, hut I'll fee us Idiotic a* the test of them," Ills ape,mil shot oil the Hth was Just short of a Barranca ( Spanish fol dry gulchl. lie nild the other member* of til* llireeOf the ten leading pitchers in iimc, riinncriip Henry Knnxnin oT the National league In |n:i|) St. Andrews, III., and Otto Greiner only Hugh Casey was still ac­ of Bnllltmue, surveyed the gully, tive last season. now running three feet deed in i - O F GREYHOUND RACING of B i s M County , ASSJETS [ertgsga Loans t l.WAM.4l on Havings Accounts 1B.TS3.0R . LIABILITIES $, ’■*4 J' " - Insurance NO MINORS AW mm m /m * Stubborn Jiek Happy Rouge Foals Tad Kolby / Charrtag Cross !Si° K K W relation) wHlkoil stakes, 1 ck , P le a s e , 1 w o u l d li k e s o m a n y c o p ie s e tc . M e a n s m a n y th in g s . j Ninth R ncn-M f l-W M» 1-M 14* 1*59 ndlvldcd previomtly open puppy . , * 1 It means that many people unacquainted with Sanford and Seminole County, even with Florida as a whole, will see what kind of a town we harp here •. . In no amall wsy, it may be the influencing factor In bringInf them her* to live. A s s o c ia t io n ,n) £ K l l * 8 w ,,,,, BorrowedjMoney HAPPY 1IAKHIGAN WINS ED PAULA. Ala.. Jan. 0. — (/PI — Happy llarrigan, uwrmtl by C, H. lb' 11Hey of tile Wyerutt PlantuI inn fieri-, won the amateur nil-age event closing out Ilie reventli annual (Tmllaiinneliee Valley field trialsIt wn* Ilie second winner for Hu- Wyrcntt Plantation. W ye.-® Pearl owned by Frank W. Ilamm Hint handled by Hilly Taylor, had RESERVE YOUR COPIES w llh ____ For those of you who are late In getting your copies reserved, we urge you to hurry up I Last year there were many disappointed people. We do not wnnt to see a repetition of that this year! •* I After gtosa of-bn(t»a<, Daaantber 3i, IMP H Hv Associated Press Not since 1041-43 when they won the championship have the New York Ranger* made their presence felt In the National I foekey League. Even Detrnlt'x proud Red Wings, who tend Hie league, are becom­ ing uneasy* ,« Improving enrh game, the nun J9 nbiir.ed Rangprs today bad ad­ vanced within eight point* of De­ troit. The llbie Shirts tied Chiengo’s Black Hawk*. I - 1. hefore l5,n»U fnim In New York last night. The Red Wings, meanwhile, blew a 4-2 dec I lion to l lie (Tost on Bruin* at Detroit. Delmlt now ha* 4H point.*. New York 411. Thr Ranger* earned their Ho the hard way. coming from b»h|»i on Tony Lr-xwlck's second period goal. Bert Otmxtesd gave Chicago a 1-0 edge In the opening session, converting a double.relay from Mrho Pryatal and Bop Guldoiln nr 11:42 Tim llnwka held their advantage until Jim Con Doin'r was penal Ired at 12:12 of the middle icsxlnn for tripping. Then Leswick, standing Jyit outside tile rrense, drove home the equaliser ot) posse* fr-xn Edgar l.ni'rode nml Dunran Eisn­ er. Simply come Into thin office, and bring a lint of names to whom you desire the paper be sent- We urge you to do this TODAY I n F i r s t F e d e ra l S a v in g s a n d L o a n Hockey Ladder B] Tying Hawks, 1-1 Ytb, That in what we are heariiic everyday now. request*! for Mall Away Editions We have received hundreds of requeata and ar* doing our utmost to see tn H that this year will be the biggest and beat Mail Away, the Sanford Herald haa ever published. Y . ig Rangers Move Up YES PLEASE, I WOULD LIKE|10 COPIES OF TIIE MAIL-AWAY EDITION SENT TO......... ETC. ETC. C O N D IT IO N OF Novak nf the Professional GolfetjJ Association, drove up. Even w fli a Jeep, in which Inc committn* was louring the course, the Bar­ ranca looked formidable. " I ’ll go on," cracked Hogan. "Anybody got a rowboat?" Thai wa* when the cn'orn/flea called it off . Olympic (>rmip WiintH (taineB In Amcrcin A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T t. TH nt HO r~ t e a ire N c d H O T■G H Q T, REGARDLESS O R TH E RAHCY d e f e n s e s TH R O W N A T H W M O C P S TH E R EC O R O F O R G O ALS O C O R E O IN O N E _____ G O ALS S C O R E D / H i t , ■*.. t a s & Pro, College CttKtai Gain Top Hogan’s Crack, ‘G otA B oat?’ Boston Braves Football Seen As Role In Southwest Postpones Wet Los Angeles Open Form New Squad Top Money Maker Grid S i t u a t i o n A N G ELES, Jan. 0. — (/Pi water. Just then the rules com­ Keep 2 Veterans NEW YORK. Jan. 0. — f/P) — A D A L L A 8 , Jan. 0. — (/Pi — — LOS Thj- Los Angeles Open Golf mittee, Including president Jon ROCKETING TO FAME D u k e T r im s H C A ttftftm thi �I'm i " , /* I I . •Tgy-S*?;? S*7b .M O N D A Y J A N . 9, ■>f such n i h r r huelneaa aa mar miiir hafnrr ihr meeting listed •Ilia *lh llav nf January I»I 0 Legal Notice N O T IO l OP t \ M (I. BTOI K M I.I.f.M th D K K T I M i The anniml nii-i-tinr nf ihr S to ckh older * nf T h r ( l l l l r i i . II ink of O vie do , Klorlilis, n i .i i ii I U iik m uor atlo n w ill h r ti- l.l III I h r nrsi hank hulld liiB In u v lr il n , Kh.rhl.i on T u es d ay Jisnmtry in. i m d , .. i 4 :0(1 p, M for tltr intro*.**' nf rlr< I In* a hnnril nf i l l n r l i i r r fur in., •iinulli* yea r mnl I h r it.in mi - 1 Inn •imported BUCK HORSE ALE KXCI.U8IVK Willi ANNETTK’S Urlamio II kw > *1 Pitmli A*e C IIA Itl.h S I ‘tinhlrr II H IIA K K K II. 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Call 103. ftifnliihrd anart rtmaat. A »r, llm s | lln lio 'in i ll»u t'brap. I'msh oil tfrins, t.wsi rr: P iii IIi' h H ..Snuforil "ii I Mark'll 'tanil. Shop. f u r iilltitr A r llm -n f n r Mali* MINGFIt MniTiiiiPP, Kh'r. P o r i • trondl"*. .116 K. fit Ii Si. i'i> 1021. TU X E D O FEED S: Coniplrta llur Hunt'* Tu*pdn F ppiI Stora. EN JO Y Sunday dinner al l.anry'' 7hr al*n sv*«k day*. Lunrh** A ahort order*. K8IIEI.MANH Rrtl Kosp Em I Tourhlnn A Wat.son, 1201 Cains Av». Phnn> II86-J. Iceberrg Latluca plant* jt.Mi thou »*nd. Snap Dragon, Marigi'M ratunla ami Phy»o*trRia Plan) A. K. Roi*ettper, Florlat, Cains Avenue, Photic 21IMV. __ _ Like new, 7 ft. CUE. Refrlgrratm _an<I Ga* range. Oil Oak Avnnm ifO T LtiNCIIHH nerved every ilas 11:80 to 2 — with Home Mad. roll* ami corn Muffin*. Honin' Grill, 324 Eithi |*t Street. GOOD Ami HAD Deed 6-pr. Dinette IIIM'f Slisluly Uaed kllrhrn cabinet SO.Df Deed 3-pc. Living Rm. Sulla I0.W U»ed 0-pe. Dining Rm. Suite 7B.I'.'' U i h I Single Matal Bed, Spring and Mattrea* IB.hf. Shopworn douhla Bad, Coll Spring A uaed Innersprlng Matlrr** ....................... 29.K. Hpecialt Now 2-pc. Living Rrmm Suite HO.ITi Sperlall New Sofa Bed*, Choice of Cover* 49,Pfi M A TH ER of SANFORD 303-011 K. U t St.______ Phono 127 We both Ione when you don't hrlnu our preacrlpthm* to LAN K Y'S Phone 103. _ m rin U H O Paint* •for every Ti'tl Dan* K iirn ilu rp Css .'III K |M. I’ll PhH I.M I T 1 MS Ni, 1 Kill 1 m l <• |l« XX .11 ■114. .1 ' hit Jail IT M ill s 1.rt It. i ** J Ini I.M It M I X 1 IMU* I ll. . i; \i is I I N •.••DO mm; i: '.m n l I 23d -*1111111 .fills .. (dill ss lllli' i»rn tlir 1 ii'ili Im rni. F o u r v ra ra o ld ; i.addlr mill In Illlr tl'Jfi lMI. I ’ll HM M IIE I.I’ W A N TED -> Wrrtil, w.nits d I.* Si t| Grn. U a -It lliclsm l in i n I’rmhlrtis. Osn II.HI I T irliii1 1. Mailr from Ihr praiml aldiie. A gnml payinc pruposllp'ii for right man W'rltr J. W. Knowle», P. O. Urn I.T.H, Sanford. I.aily lo sell lovely guaranteed Nylon Lingerie, llnsleiy, rti 'Inert Id fiiends, iielghhfitx llii' Eainln g (lu r 2Hlh year. W'rltr I IIU G K U M E N I I O H I E I l V C O . U'llmette. III. Einiiilaln prrantitirl, eaperlmu ed preferred. Knumlllat A An- deraon, See Mr. Jlnkln*. While hoiiHt-kreper for family two ehtldirn -ran live In. Wrlie IhnitL e ^ S a n fm ^ ^ l^ iG d WORK XVANTEtl Write F. D. Float, Bog 08 Panlai it. Hoi Carpanti'Dng, Building, block laying, Paper Hanging, p a lm ­ ing. Work guaranteed, fair deal­ H ill A l Ml ll/ \ l WOUM lie A '.W IA I| a o a in s i lVI . I .V illi '• I dIMI, III AtlS 1 AM AM I ■ ONI ‘i l l l IMS, IMJ.VII / H i'.t A ^ I Ul ’. AVI L 0 O il 'dx I D ill I f t . , J ill n o ! i 'W H i t i l l bL MII I hr . I n . l . d * A i i K ^ r r ^ _ l I K \ «TO | { U'l i|(K tu'i I \ rs ■■i ■ Afili IsjV*. M u B R iM H U i' (Mid Ml S I v.AM I \ l l l l i 1 •/' l.M, XV11 l III A /. VVl \ l i t l f> llu.lnras, irnl nppin tmills lls-kf In istim, Ilex 1631, Saiifonl. Fin ITNISIIIN'G Nrss mim I'ltEE F A C T S »hdss rn In . 2 6 In $6 n pi i das ■' PEA Itl. KO TE. '.'Ill W S p n 'in l S rrviiTM IV Is I.iM "ilm k.Sup|tllrs •'•HI S M ,— I'llONM MH if I,alii' 4 ic |». I X| mii 11 I Ml. X Its I’ m i.I'liu n m — Hiihlni'MM <*i »|MMtuttttim For (tiiln r - Two story Imimiii'- s A A AA l i v "i Mm X llidili i i I'hoka, iJ.isll p.'S'l |m»: taiMN'.l (ll| buliilmi; rmllow. til" I'lunlrui t n-n GAKDKN SI A IE 3 Dorp room* linssnuluii >. fi m.i i p e r I oiiii I 'l l •T i l l h.S. S m ith V .ii ' lm iil, N .1 furnish'.I npnrtnicoi, up «i,m . I'EAIII P a y * ........I r ii lu r ri, | i n i " * | i . m i " Iiik ' li_ A im n .E S WANTED—1» wav Kvi'bialvs' with W. It. W I I . I . I A M H , ItsTiltm li.iim llilth i’.'il i ii h pi h r paid h r third I lo Nurib Pm k A si'iiiii' M. dit - AO M 230 N o i K ill n il Ii i k I 'U U K K III W S t tin 2 m I I „/ Is Mill, i . l . l I W ill'll Is I I m l Ih . No I null tr/..XI(K I K E A l i n los l ur Snli* i. Where ( ’usiomers Send Iheirl'Yiends — Hom*» Controlled ] U paler H la in )."I re New > M r-»* l t| » .lllt'ol r Th. *». lo. L . -lot* S'rW N l*M|. I l f M •• I• \I m» hll.K l»r% f.tlotM X|ooi |m til M O h|« u ..l id II Nil*. I ’" ! It. e | it .» »• IM Ml ». ML .11 HI OH \ttireU f . i l lie* •i . . 7|rn i Inf* X Mm X •; I« I X \l • X t.l-lv X ld R U ll l. *11.1N. w M il w •»r. Iirnlr « Him XI.. to lo r X t rta*l % x ; ; it •• •• \\..ii,t T I . . It «nd XX «u n IM*'. i *|.il» |*...........I.. I 1 I'D tI D. IIBawaro Coughs A,# 1(.ml. Onr riry In HO too f«c» Ri.lmtltaal ff.f mly c l»* <hill P— .Inv In’ ah"!* II. I'. IID D K IIAllD T. SIGH R IM R V I r. to. r. 9n * J.\ to The THINKINi; FKI.I.0 W rldPH Ihe ^ a L E u a i ____ £ — I W .T .IU t . v_____________________________ J I .... \ O T M »: o f i x x i xi. Tltr A tilitiitl XtrctltlB l*f Ih* XI* ttilirt *• ••! I h r F u * t Fr .li r.tl H dx liik" and l.o.io litluR o' Hemliiolt* t ’oiilitV %%til l.c held nt I h r offl* r of the \*Morlatlon. *!»•• Maituolla Avenue. Hanford. Klo rp la or* U I'.IhrMtlay, Jo t .n a r y I*. |V»o .*i .* r m f IOH A M U N I » i ' l l A I'M A N H e e re la rv -Tr m a u re r p R A D IO S T A T IO N .1 ,10 LET US PAY YOUR HOSPITAL BILLS P a y s in F a ll R s r a r d l a i s o f W o r k m a n 's [ «»r f i .o u i p a to H ltC K L L T llo lt N T O N . W lin s i lti:s il»i:N V I-: IS 1 'N K N I‘ W N •Kit litiul XX' H|»rii. ■r H..II. It.*r Ca.t IMU - t i f f N I C K S P ACKAGE STOKE 110 N o tic e h t a t i: XX I T N K H X to % •111 lit H.t ttfor *1 >•........ • f Fl’ tD 18»••1•* trill Httttf* r K 1••r 1.1*4. . h i ­ Kill .1.11 •if -littiitit lt \ 1» D M ), it |* lit I 'N 'l H t V flrlk uf •‘irctiit tNtiirl WHISKEY - WINE RU M - GIN GOOD CONDITION' Legal t iii: • NAT~SgUvtgy,^V-~- t ie r PMltnialns. — 12 Phil,ir li'.V .lark A l l STA R S 1/3 ls ^ V C 0 Q B T0 W N /3 |{u NEW El.I It >I(S mirIiti erl to per fi'ili,i||. 4Mil flmit* mud" liki m ss-. I'niiihiiig, ilennlng A wnx MIC tv ill M M ', mi! P.irlahle power pIhmI, 2: V"iiii fixpriirlU'O ill Bomill ole | Cdiiiilv. II. M. Glen null, l.ak* Murv F I5 W V W E C U . O i l ? . . . c c o m blue t o b c k ta n 1 AV’NMnWEKM hfihrpened, hi. s lies ii'imlred, leek A key ss-urlO W ...E V E 5 C A N \ No Whiling work gum mitred CMANC3E C O L T ' II. W' Shuman, 310 Emit till Si Kmifind. Elis. tEornierly with William* Plilt Simp) I t ll'M and Long DihlNqrr M»i •nif. Sim Hge and Crating. Wight ; UTIhanix A Co. (not Tne.t 200 N*is lli l.niirel, Phone 1014. FltlG ID A IR K Hale* and Ser.lrf 2 I’aitniv Imlned ipullflr.l Sri vice Men. H IM . HAHIDVAHF. ( H .101 K. First Phone 83 u ltLA N D O Morning Senllnel, in Inndo Evening Hlar. Cull Itnlph Hay. Ilftft-JL C A LI. 617 for Battery, Genriiil") nnd Stutter service. Swain'* Battery Service, 301 W. First HI. V E N E T IA N BLINDS made I.. order. Seminole Venetian Blind Co. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone •ir.o.w ,xr.H(lnKNK-FUKL Dll fnr linrnes, i Call Alvin Odham, Slnrlulr Re flnjng Co._ Phone IMBfl. ing, reamnahle price*.__ _ _ _ Handy Man with tool*, Pilling Station, l-rng time truck driver Not afraid of work. Writ# John Itlnkavage, Route 2, Bog 430, Sanford or phone 831.H4. Ai/ir TY P E S i t W f G a m * , raaaonuhla rate*. Praa aailmatBlJlLniNG hfifTERiAl.R David K. Carpenter, W rua "Kverythlng y/m need from 1808-M start In finlihl m SHERM AN C O N C R ETE PIPF. CD mi— IltiMlnvHH UpportunltlM llr C r a r k r n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ jlh n n iO IM ^ A R EA L O P P O R TU N ITY A U T O M O H IliK H — TS For an nggieaalve man who de- Ift— •site* to nwn and "Derate hi* Hou»o Trailer, excellent con­ own buxines*. No Inveatmenl Platt dition, ll>41 model, sleap* four, mirtmae. nrrexaai y other than for tha naw rcfrlgaralor. Ph. IUfl-W or NBNKARIK Glaaa * Paint Co. purcha*!- of $1,0<KI to flJMHI.OO ImU Eat at* For Hale—S I1M 14 W. 2nd. St. ~ worth of material, depending firm attractive bungalow Ju.t com ■W AP SliOP, 408 E. 4th 8t. Wa upon the *!se of tha city, Fac­ IU3I Two ds s n o r r r a Buy, sail or trad# moat any tory can make Immediate delivplated. Two bedroom*. Ju*t ovar City Limits lint. Prlcsd at E V E t» TL.C N EP i i (. / I '('* •___ U 1' K '- VVS , J Il.v I ' i i i i I H n l. l.i h u u ACW L.'yem \ ME ace vuu (fU H g VOU M A.h'l r lie yiPSJNCl 1 ta k e '] IT."/ n L 1 �~ r- THR 8ANROEP HERALD, BANFORD, FLOKtOl Flying Arrow THE FATEFUL FIFTY • M * Noteworthy Events o f Our Time, 1900-1949 Cam plUd l y W IU IA M ■ITT, Canfral Prat* Staff Wrltar n u I hAiSI G ER M A N Y took it. Ant * bold atrp with lha occupation or iht Rhineland, March 7. . I-ater, on Oct. 21, Italy and Germany proclaimed tli* Rumr-Berlln Axis. , , . The U. H. Hupreme Court de­ clared H i. Agricultural Adjust­ ment A it (food control! unconsti­ tutional, .tan. I . . . King George V of England died, Jan. 20, and w u sun i-rdi'd by Edward V III, who abdicated Dec. tl, and in turn wa> aurreeded by hi* brother, Genrgr V. Edward waa created the Puke of Wlndaor ami shnytly •(ter married Mra. Wallace W arfield Hlmiiaon, an 'American ill* Torcae . . . Civil war broke nut tn tipaln, July 17. Inaurarnta be I fan siege of Madrid. Oct. 21 , . . i On May fl. Italian troop* entered Addl* Ababa, ending the Ethi­ opian war . . . A maritime work'era* strike tied up Pacific rna.l port* on Oct. :i0, and on Dec. 30 the Congress of Indue trial Orgunirallnn* began In organize Ihr auto wurkera . . . I're.ldenl Itnifeveli wu« re-elected Nov 3 , . . Mondial Cluing kidnapped UenrrulluNlnio Chlang Kal-.hrk, Dec. 12, leleUHing him two week* later . . , The nation wa* .hocked by a aerlea of iiiy.terlou* lor»o murdein In Cleveland Ihroilghnul the year . , . The New Voili Yankee, defeated Ihe New Yolk , Giant*. 4 game, lo 7 In Ihe } World flul** , 1*>t •f l o o d w a t e r s inundated halt-u-iiiilllnn home* In Indiana Ohlu unit other elute, of Ihe tJhlo and Mississippi valley., Jim 22 , . . Kuplnalon of nuturul go* lieI nenlh u New LomlMi, Tex . arhunl killed 2114 on Match IN The (111 Igllile llllldt-llbilfgexploded nod bullied while luninny ui I.nke bin .1 N J , May il killing 311 llbotlld , • On Feb 2 I'rewhleld Itoo.evell naked fur permission In , Incteil.c Ihe HuplYrni- Court mein j her ship In If,, c.il.lllg Id* nppidirnls In nil*e Hiivnry of "ciinrl packing' . . . Avlutrlx Amelin Em hail I'utnanl dl*appeuird in a i plun* over Ihe Pacific July I May 12, King George V and Queen Elizabeth ware crowned in Wealmln.ler Abbey, London . . . On Jan. lb, HDWkrd Hughe* *rt m iranicrmtireniai air .peed re<> uni nf 7 hour. 21 minutes 2f> sec* Chombarlaln a political and geographic union of Germany and A u .tih i hnd been effected. Austria became Oslmurk. On Hept. t, Ren hschunreltor Hiller demanded autonomy of the Kildelen Germane In Czecho­ slovakia. Great Hrltnin. France. Germany and Italy ugrceil. at a pnrjey In Mlllilrh. He|d 30, to the dlumemheruu-nt of Cxrchoslovnkiu. Prime Mlnlslcr Neville Chnmberlaln nssurcil the Hr it In)i "pence lu our lime" hud heen achieved However, on O i l .3 Hiller annexed mure lerrlloiv In liolieiniii Hpanlsh I n i u i r i i U j all iMimhed llilireloilu mill Valeri( III on Jan 13 . . . The xgrHour Hill wiia ennri-d June 13 Howard Hugh. >■ eoiiipieletl Ida lei oril Hi,-Id nrouini Mu-woild .Inly H T im e 3 day* 111 liiiotn H ininuleH In mi i on,is Four day* Inter Douglas fortlguii Infidel In lilihlin, lleliilid. oli hla "wrung-wiiy" ttlghl m m u lln Atlantic Mix Intenllvn iip|.ai enlly, hnd lieeo to Uv to Ihe I ’m l lie Oon.d The Ne.i Yn,k Ytinkeex ilefi-aleil ll,*- r'lio i,*n Cull* I , aoii', in o, n ll.i World Krl II** w<iiti.ii vvah ii i V, Am riel imi ii y mol Hv i .i ■| a In > i v i unit - ii.*.t i * **vinn |>m I Ii... freeing lllller * Ivin.I ■ in l.tmieli will on I'iiIiiiiiI In ini.in lioi.jo. crossed the I'nll-di l.iiiilei. Si ,il I •iieai llrltnln aini f i m u e ile ■'hired War nil Gernviny Hepl 3 I'liiiiiiln followed nil Hepl III Gdynia fell lo lln Gertnui.x, ,'lept 1/ Hiiwmih Invaded Priland. Hept 27, ami Germany and liuvxia par­ titioned I'olillid lie! Ween I llelll, Sept. 2N There wan *o little at:llv ll y nluog the Wextern Front the conflict had heennu- sarduii* Thr Japan*** took the i Irnlly known a* tin- "li.,fe \v*r." tiftim .■til nl Nanking. bfMtitiliiB Dec l\an in. I ft ’ fln f i l l Nov. Vul> .rtfl tllliiut.i In i .* .! *, ! KinL*liv. ’It), Russta Invaded Chine** rapHsl Irrnlicg the hAfdeM native* with liti.ll nml foiimi surprising r**isft roi d y ' fftup* of Nanking i The Irish k'rer male became ulflit'dly Eire oh Die. 7A . . . The i*al day ol the year saw Ihe opi ning of the I'JItriilii vehti ii Imi tlimii’l* i on itlift Itfg New York City anil New Jersey . . . lo Ihc Wotld Merle*. Ihe New York Yuvl.iv* agiiin deleiileil tin- New Yoik lilitIII* 4 gnif.ea In I. 1*11 N A Z I AGGHKHHION was the hig lien* ol the.year. Do Muni. II . Gi'iomii troops irnssed the Autlilan tsitiler ami hy April It Dulie ol Wimhni Mercy Killing 4l’a*lle*e4 ***** p**. iii»i hind pohllc svutimont.’' lit a speech at a foi uni »p.ui Mtretl Itv Ford ,Hull, |)r. I'otlei sold: "We iiiMlituln that what ii morally rigid , elatuhl l«- nunle legally right, yt elite all re»|ax-l for law will la. gun*,” Geoigi. VI Ii»k In* pot foi mi’ll thv "mi’iry kill intf" of (Inot* piiliontH, w Iiom* ch**m in* t'ohRldorctl liopidl'ffM. Tin* m lU lo. pi hill'd iindm lln* til lo; "Why I Ltd Throi' I Din," wan uni' of (he many uvample, of llrilnin's Inlunut in llnI'lhc of hr. Mornifum N. iSnnilcr of New Hniiijisliiro, nrcuscil of pul­ ling u c[Hirer paiim t lo ili-atli In A Catholic priest, the Rev. Mlrh- etui Iii-i suffering. atl J, Ala-in, s. J „ Rclnnu- prufex. Tlic Empire Nows, Humlny pub­ sor at Wcvtoo, Mass., college, is lication uf I,uni Krnmlt-y'a newsickedolcd te speak against euth- pnpi'r chain, emit It itiil nut nmisrniisla nom tip- **me iduiform siirily agree with thu llritisli i(rg-•lilt Holiday. tor's opinions, hut published them in l.ottden Ilia newspaper Em ­ n< n iimtn-i of vital piddle Inter­ pire New* ipiott-d an unnamed i est. Hi Utah tloclor yesterday as savThe wiiti'i, ivlioi* iminn wn* not tance. Fotb'vieg .* running act fight with thre# British crul.eri,1 the Cerm.ii balUeahlp Oraf Apr* was blown up by Its crew off Montevideo, Uruguay, Dec. 17,| Tw o day. later the crew of the German luxury liner Coin rnhu* .cult led their ah Ip off Cape May,1 N. J. . . . Turning point In the aeaich fur atomic energy came In January with announcement that the uranium atom hail been apltl Into nearly equal fragment*, n lla.lon calculated to releaxe an Immeme amount of energy, near*, ly 200 million elaetron votl* . . ,1 On Jan. 20, Loyalist Bpuln aurrendered to the Inaurgent* . . r Pope Pin* X I died, Feb. 10, and wax succeeded, March 12, by Pope Pin* X ll#. . . Italy Invaded A l­ bania April 7. King Zog Aed the country . . , During the aummer King George V anil Queen Eliza­ beth of Great Britain toured the United Htutea and Canada during the summer , , . On Nov. B, the piny l.tfr IVIfh Father opened on Broadway unil threatened to run forever . « . The New York Yankee* wrui their fouitli World Retie* In a row la record) hy de­ feating ihe Cincinnati ttedx, 4 |{H 11(I N |«l H, "two Colored News M'i,*iiHu-a i 'iiim P *.r nae! Klver, ivnia i-olrance lo ShnnKhal'* lailau The Nnliotialixlx way they .an- mini'll Ihn river's mouth. It miv In- possible Ihe Cninmuillatx ii Bhoogiitil have swept away he mines I In r„|pel, KormoxN, Nationalist •uptltnl, a spokesman «ah| the ship ,* >v i ,i nl'er iuimririg rc,ieati<d wiiiiuig- in niili.', AN NO UNCEM EN TS Mrs. ( ‘hrlstliu* McQuaen ha* under her maiiagtlnont twu group* of Singers, No. I and No. II. Oroup No. 2 consist of all thu.e 11 yaari of age. Namely: Aldrena Artla, pianist mid. flint tenor, her Theme song being, ‘'No Not Ono'*, Mar­ lon Mullock, .ccond tenor, Ihtme -o n . "I Than!: You l/ird”, . Allot* 1 '-vile not first on tin1 Jenkins, alto, theme song “ All The •hip'* itflet leek. Then cm go lo HVv These group* are open for iinpointmenta. Write Mr*. Chrla Inii.J lilit/ed up The i hfrie*e nttru'k star lei! tine IMi'Qiieuo, MU2 W. Fifteenth Th e group* may Ice heard In-ill, iilli-i tin- 11,21 | tun ye* Sti eel.. Tli o I.....rouliooui'wniera htorldng 7:46 A M •u eieivi'd >o mleriiutioiial water* • lln .............. if tin Yuliglti . ' W lltlt. Tin* l-’l v iii ir Armw wiim I hi* .null, | I,i afull*, .ui ship slielled hy '■t;" Vocal Hadio Hiiroioiiitor* in- Nut.... . I,, ihey irieil to nod Concert Artists, .Spiritual and mi. the hlin lui.il-. Hie Flying Iru- Gospel Singer* under the managelei wn in nl on iDi. 15 lull ox- ini'Ol of Mrs. Christine McQueen IIpeil uiiharuieil The Flying Cloud I tendered a progiam at Oviado wan slii'HivI Nov. If....... I tin- Mir and Winter Garden Sunday. They HittIf F f ii ilk Iill no N.,v 2K. Both have h* their new arrangement ten- ini |"Father Along". The group runtin lion- Kong n fifth Ishramlt- sl»t of three ladle*, Miss Helen en nhi| , the llrooklyii Heiglit*,Kergitsun. Mix* .Susie Green, and t 'fheilnli'il In nil foi Khunghai Mr*. Christine McQliecii. For apisilni'v ii) She ■',-ii ries a etnw nl' poiiilineul write Mr*. Clirlstitiei Mi'Queen, Mgr. 14112 W. Klfteentli I'J.l Win u tmill v'* nl tit.I. In-gun Cap. Street. lulu J iimi * iinhi.i'd ui| Aioerlcim uni Hi ill I. miii lilp* in the ureu |(ev. Charlie Mi'Queep I* run"Fin nfleidei'k hy Chinese iinetmg night services at the it in in Tr i11in|ih Church of God, where he The Him I Swim, which was ns iisslRtunl iiantor. The i . i'i 'i i f h im " i ........... m o i s t s mi s t a r t l 'd •he Yangtri Iii - » "pilng, cum...... til" E l y ni g M lo w'll Mill Hhe |mll .......... .. I i . it ill ini y in i i i m o l h e r eap ain v —ll. 11 l l i n v i g h o uieglililinni' UMI| V!<*t y o u r soul stui Iv p i o m p t l y Jan. 3, le v l v e d , at 7:3 0 |> y| ! ,'aoii > M ill purl ill tills wui lull ir 1>V| •anil'll e x tin g u ish the hi*’ wit 11 >4ail* II.S'II n*S4IUtri*$, \>c j Wfiftl.D WAR II — Rueeo-Fin................... ............ " “ " ’ ’’later H . l . l * h itii] ml 1 ,4 ........ ... , nl.Ui hostlllllen eiil.vl, Feh 24, i iiit'il (ti 4'f *the Mile* ami with ihe fteil Army the victor. ............................. t n r Germany Invaded Norway Apill N N-n The great Ullt/.hrleg Mighti iglil nlng war) wax launched by Ihe lln tSn liloplvo, the II. S. Slut* Gei man* ux ttiey *liniiltHnroiixly 1 ""o e i.i d.'.'lo»'d connm-id( fnt Inc ailed Belgium, Itulluud and lui'diati'lv Pri'VmU'-ly the gcule.lly wmo LtKiin Iming. May 10. Ilrii**el* I 'i*Iui 111111*111 but I fell. May 17. lielgliun xur- i t| \ ||M*I •'!! || ill|t I'liptiiin* io aim . lo. ml watei i Hilt « I* rernlif'il May 2N Norway .urTi*** i m»i - *i ;» ■I. mid U rd u ui remlereil. June (I The llrltlsh re* the Nai ini •III. t I real fiorti Dunkirk begun May till Mill *' bliii'liiifb' 2b H.ilv ileclareil war on Fiuruii |(!\A li ft flllllkTin y » nivl ■Heal lliitaio lime in The Kufij fft11M Mhf' I'DI ' flu l i e i iii a ii Wehrinuehl ml ere. I i it’ll it ■ .•ii ftii Hi** Hum. Puri* .June M I lie Inilveliig diiv .... nf I hi* 11 1 Clio I I I ltii-txin oi i ii,aed neiilnil l alvin, ft *.?MJ Imb M l' l l• . 11y blllil' 1 » ......... a aini l.illinniiin Ail ariiila* |.... ............. ,(lil tup CHIU* Ion Cel ivcell file GeriioiO'i and I . Vll'.V Klein h HIM *1,:lll'll Jilin 22 Fill,I 1 lull , t ,tr led, (out gl - nt n11ill'll oil I .ohdirll hy tile It. I u i ' I vyiij j i.-' t i old. I >In- I ' Gel man l.uflwutti Iruik place . unis lo film nil. I' Hepl 13, lieginino,- the l.omlnn I lie 31 yeni ill .it ll HIM/ riii Dec. 13, iirili*h Ironpn Invaded l.lhya. Ninth Africa, other eventn: In February xdenttxls isolalnl Ihe first sample nf pure 11-233 hy ineuu* nl mux* xpeelngriiph — it great xle|i foii wnri, B,.,„,v,n_ lh„ „f Tu e s ilL y, |<i[,ii unit will run for ten night*, Mill I’ll Mr. and Mrs. Charlie MeQuetri, w is h to ' 1 W . F i f t e e n t h Str e e t liaby uiiiiiiiiiiit* tli** likrth o f u fin** ba by C leveland T lm a lh e n * Mr- QiiVen, Nov. 9MH4B. PE IIH IIN A I. M E N T IO N Ml mid Mr*. Walter William* |(if Merehnnlvilln, N. J „ Mr*. Wll IlnniH fornteilv known ox Miss I ’ li iuonn llid u n l, nrlt lien- S|ielld- ■i-1 I'liptiilll di d not in e w e i . t h r e e I m v i < o f l c l I In- l. om litird' .■..'id elided, i l ' i i i i t c - c I'lmln.iil i.i l lu l l. c .l lo I In 1 hm'kpl-Mil i.l. i I lie I(i tli 1. lout. 111,lid. S w i m .i•Inn-it Nave ti I|ivii li-rs in Hong Koug illiil Ilia fill all*illl’d i in* frai (filter I1lying Armw was hi and Ilii- lli-iulllei no lnug“l ie.|iiiif'i| the warship's piesarjca. [ i ' he me xagi' mmIIi'IUImI Ihe Ely- i m» Arrow w«s ill no imiiieiliutt-j danger ami that III* llluck Swim .vas ii‘«umiiu! it' i-iilai patrol, MONDAY JAN. >.1150 Ing a few weeks with Mra. Wllllama parent*, Mr. and Mra. M. L. Duhart, 909 Sanford Avanua. Th*» are laavlng Saturday In rout* dome during which time they will atop over In Atlanta. Ua. to vlait friend* at Spelman College where Mrs. William* served on the admlnlitratlva staff. i‘e to welcome all fricmln to visit the Home during the afternoon hour* of any day. The Good Sam­ aritan Home is opened to Aged and Invalids. The Home is located at thu corner o f' Mulberry Avenue and Eighth Street. For arrange­ ments write Slater Huhy Wilton, 1318 W. Thirteenth Street, Han­ ford. Legal Notice J. W. Knowles and Mr*. L ou Im — i i k p o m t o r coglriTioff o r Foster visited the Good Samari­ -II.O H ID A S T A T E M4M4” .... tan Home on Friday, Jan. A, I960, o r a A g ro w o •<« t h h *t a t « o r ri.o H iiiA a t — — y l l v , i . . ' i » i i u ei Q r ^ q u w s i i n J U l n g l , fH 1 ‘ n and wa* received warmly by Siller -A S N K TN Ruby Wilson and her assistants, Cash hslsncs wllh nltier l.silks, llicliiillaa reservs Mrs. Estalla Wilson and Mr*. and cash Item* In liruies* of s-wlm-iInn Cornelia Moultrie, who are leav­ llnli.d HlaU> Oyvsriioienl ulillxall.iii" illrc l aini ing no stone unturned to make the !dh7t*tftV >ni^m rrh***s am i i m lll lr a l stiliillvl-l'.os inaclou* Home one of comfort and O l h s r tn ,n i» . le.'c*. a o l I il. h e ii t u r — cheerfulne** for all of It* Inmate*. C n r p o r a le slucRs n n c lu i lln g I Non*. nl..i k of I V . I . m l r t c . r v e ll ii o k i Sister Wilson warmly mention • nml illscounls i ini'lililliix » ............ nl names that made it possible for Miaa> llAOk pr em ia .* u w n i d *17.317 r.". f u r a i i u r c the furnishing of this wonderful ■tlid ftxll lfee IHI.'ISX 44 I H a n k premise* o n mil are siilijei'i l o > ,'u.ne li e u . home; Namely: ,'dr. M. C. Mo*ely,' assume d hy lunik i deceased, J, W. Knowles, the lle.ll....I esiale inviieit oilie r li mn j -» 0 k lueliil.i'e Modenoire Club, and the Women’s liive .i r n e iils nm l oilie r .ikhi - I s Iruilrwellv representing prem is e. ,,r oilie r real esiale Garden Club. Sister Wilson wel­ f'lislnhunk ni er s' H s M I l i y m i h l . Mink on s . i e p l a m e s come* all friend* who visit the oiiislandlna Homo. (U h e r nsscl* EXPRESSION O F TIIA N K fl The Good Samaritan Home wish to express their sincere thanks for the assistance given the Home at*! their Inmates during the Yiiletlda, with special mention going to tin- Presbyterian Church mil tiie /Ion Hop* Baptist Church. T f T A l* AHHKT" L IA H II.IT IE * fieri.anil deposits of In div id uals parlaershlps. and . n r p o r a tl u li s T u n e detmslls » f I ml 11 Id unis, pari nets nips, nml ■orporuilnn* . , „ — — «— 9 lM h o Stff.0St.S6 None Nr 7'M 1^*' SB. 1 6 4 0 6 Non* Nimi i* ft’nn* Non# 3(2S9,SftS tff I.R9»,476 i»I ' ......... .... I feposl Is lit r o l l e d gl.nl en ll.lVerilloelll 1 1lie I mil ll s l.osinl savings! llepi.sIlB of Millies an d lliilllli ul SllN.II l Isllins li e p o s ll- Ilf b s n k a , , . , . o i l i e r deposlls Icerllfie. l anil officers cla ck s , ■ ro TA I. HKIMIMITH ........................• IS,*47.410 74 lulls pavatde, radlscourds, and o i li e r lliilillllles for t.„ Nar ro we d inmiey . . ■, ........... “ .M.irixtigei. or nirief liens. J Nolls on l.atik iirem1.es . and I Nolls on olliei real esi ale Ai'rept*n.in* eaeruleil l.y or for a .c o i l III of llils Nulls nml oiiistandHig I. 11 ,- r ll s h l lii ls s T O T A L I . I A H I I . 1 T I K M Mini tl ir lu d ln x siilnirdlasted ot .l lg all ons s h o w n lielnwl ■ ■■ U T .n y i •.inTn 141.911 J4 9<6(?U •] Non* ANNOUNCEM ENT Non* The friends of Rev. Turner Onvls, I tOH Dixie Way, are Non* i.uppy to learn that he has re­ J.&OD llH turned home from the Fernnld1,(169,910. ;* l.nugliton Memorial Hospital | '.lN T.tl. A U IU N T S >i here he lias been confined for a LO.OO^n I Iipiral* . . ......................... ... loo.ooiif* period of lime,amt Is Improving gurplu s ................ ■ —- — ............. ................... ......... i up idly, (In Friday, Jail, it, 1(160, l l m il v ld s d pr ofits ■ Non* ( s a d r r l l r . m e r i t s rc o u n l for pre ferre d r a p l l a l l Hie lliiine Mission Society of TI IO. T A L riserves U9,2ff^ 1 A P I T A t . ACC O U N T M ..... .... 1.I39.I0J q? First Shiloh Baptist Church, Hev T o t a l amo c a p it a l a c c o u n ts - ......... J. M. Humes, Pastor and Mns, •Thin ImnlCR cagiHal c o i h I M h Klriil Difffrrr»«l Mu.'H with lalul DRf V4hiff at I Mont, Lulu Jones us President, together ini nl r#tli»M* vi»l«*» » Nun* ; . 4 tilth members of the Missionary Hr.iuiil |u«r*rr«<l Mvtilt will* I ul Ml par Viftlii# • Non*, Hociely visit ml the heifcdlle of i u i 41 irllinlil** vJh i' J i Nun* «’«|ilin» hiit^n ahii tii'liffr»lur«,f» «if 1 Nimt ■■' Hev, linvix, rendering a short Pray ri.rillllUll «|IM'k Wltl> I« U I PAI VRllir i»( Service which brought Spiritual Inspiration to Rev. Davis and Id' ,\f - 4*i h |iif4l « M « « r u M t l h H l lo i F C u r r H u L l t l t n m l 174,600 oo fur •♦•Iii -t piiriuiRR-i “ . . . & tfevoted wile, i ll.i i ir it t inn h HulihrdiMRtM* l»» h I r I iiir nf mul N.sy «iMi«*r ripillforti. uni IriRlwlwf 1*» !lah*Mii»*N •W The New Hetliel Pray Hand 4.4 1 I .mi ii r UN i l n i w ii rihoVf ar«» nfi**r iln l u rl l. ifi «*f 7 llff I Eli r d -h - r v i** nf . , . . vicil'vl the hillside of Itev. Turner Hei lirltiv- i«n rJ mHYII IltiliVf WIr ilMiii'll'Ml '*» Davis nml give to the Inspiration i h l r* *HwI Yfh *if ; * / , . Nolle* I rI I! T U i ’K |;|(( 1'AiNlih‘i - I Mti- tihtivi ihilit* <1 haiiM, *lu mili*iiiiut ..f Ids recovery. The Good Humidtsn Home wish A0£e kdmlWii. d:tm i o 0 c o ld ? T*l I f M f ifti llillk III II athull »ihl lieI j i I w trr lik* h, AID*Kj111 nil A liil ul i r n l l r . »uutltli j t i Airhillv iimflfitrtl RESIN 0 L OIHTMIN) vii-iii 11tigt tin* ii tn»v *9 p|itlfii!**iii f f ti** b i d ! Hint If f •! 11v fiiiil i wilt l»t»- t rtii' 'ul*- ol Mi*- t i i v n i l ii iii I I . ig lt«*rHu rwlHRlit#*! . i i iii iii. in i iii" In*mi of inv hn«»wI#*!it* '•int 1"')*'** Corf i T- !'• f tli’ fi l<H W A I' a TMICK I *•ItltKiil' U A T * l l l . l . Mv i’liuifnlnfh'R <H|'eAl«l Ul I I '»w _________________________ at..ion ra n g y . . ■ I.ingrili t stnutnnehu. arc ti. iH-caine the new Dalai 1Jinnt of Tlhet, i-'rti. tl lav.li Tintxky, ivlled lloluhevlk ti'Niler, was SHsaxstiiflled in Ms home near Mexico City. Aur 2U I’restdeol tt-iosevetl eigont the Ki-tc. live .Service Act lerriilIng brat pence lime draft l rai Hepl. Iii 'llv draft was imivgv rnltd D .i 7li lot Nov. f«, I'lcsiiirnl Itisis. i e|t wnx IC-elet tctl ithird i-ri.it . . Tin- Cincin­ nati Iti.Pi si.ucd no upset over ttu- Dclivii I,g n s in tin- World Hern s, u u.mug t games lo a. N ..1-1941 to 1943 dim IohmI, utiil In* *!*•Iilu*tn I*•I hull tnkrn IImpp fiii mu ii livi'1 *'in Hit* nrdimiry inur-i* *»f rnv j»» ifon 1 »l*»nal |*» iirf i* iudr«> wtilt t•••*M,l,i|,v<d of No11«l»*•i% * *""1 ....... Ills own respoiistlillllv , li,v'’' r'" ■*"*• '""m in i dnnlitrd Ihul wind I <till wuh r i ir lit h«' Hfiid ll** (iddi’d tlint ihi* typlcnl uf wliiit "nmny im'ilicul nivn in this cuiuilry ' lliiok aliuiit I'lltluinasia, or merry killing. Ill* citi'il tlio thii'p rases ns a 76-yi-ar-olil mun willi imtirnhlicuncvi', a .wymun in lu-r slxih-g suf­ fering n nu«, iNMirahlc allmeiil nml ii iii'iiiioiii li.iliy "sn groti’sipii-ly umlfoi im'(| Hu,| jtK ut,ly life, if il aiiivi\kv| infancy, wuulil l»' in the td'i'lilsiim nf an iiisllliiHnn." it). I 4,, r •" t . ' f l . 1'III.IP »> n o >i H !'l tv A '•> IV ffrtltr nr, - " IWl UNf; ■ ‘'*■1 v*\ l<h lllv ■ "n o n i,'. V ' V -Ill'll *r 7JW4MA Of* i m i H . m >{< k' “ r i r i i i / 4 • ' ‘ o iU , Mi /or a fraif fArtW Mia Thursday .:j; « « * IV thereto YOUR OUTSIDE) | »U APPLY OUR A8I .»*•.! i„ *. K u .r A ilU c i : fie I *11**t tIII H flat" 11f KlorUlM « 'o,i» v "f • ................H w o r n 14* n(til giili‘ i f llrnl Ii4'fn|»- nit" I I*Im H • • flnv of lutiii.'ii > I. 1 ............ ....... *h ;!iViV*n ,.v; r i. h: » • I'd iiy /D c, r»in| a, i ' 1ii coming a WILL RNp WHRN BIDING ON YOUR HOME Wm �< T ’ p ^ y . .......';” S O T ' ''• ‘ *• , '•"• Vta ’ t # v v !\. " ■l l v -i-.’'. . '■;"; ..n'i;:,t*,i /nJlfr*, ■ ■ ' ‘r " ,; ,v*" f TH E In Unity Them b Stranfth— I* Protect Ik* Pan# of th* World; Ta Promote the Program of America. To Predaca Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXXI flear to pirM* rlmidr and mild If- ?f>1Jyh YVednts.lsi. A tlltla «.irmer tonight l *!!1 W B m S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . Established 1908 To Hold Election On Stadium Issue Inctcamng Number Of ^ Responsibilities Are Outlined To Rotary Members A referendum will be held. Tueiday. F*b 21 to decide (wo iituei upon which the fate of (he proposed athletic iladium will hang, (he City Commission decided la»( night fol­ C over. lowing a (wo hour teuton in which many of the citirena who jammrtf ihe City Hall, voiced opinion, re­ "Management's Res]son«ihihliei" garding lha project and iti financ- were outlined lo the H n U r y club Mnrtimer MacDonald Ex * district or, T a l k s To Cinfc jig . st ils luncheon Monday hy M o r­ Tnnnri n m lie Is cxpe.le.1 to lei Ihe iintInn In on It Word .tpiesil quickly Ilia! Erh. 11,1 Is the inn.I likely dale For week, this has hern Ihe date most favored hy guessers (or the clash «l I lie pulls he Iweeii Ihe tilling I xhnrltes and Winston Churchill’* ('onservit live, llesllh Mlnlstei Aneurln Revan a cured lepniter, the f’rlnie Minister wnulil h*. e an anIIOIIIII Plucnl on the election ’Inter today.’* 1— ) A . S !O B « H E » g g W A-rsoHatad Pros'* Leased W ire - - o.n.Li ._■■■■#■ . . p . j m --------------- 10 , l'»M> l\ v a Tax Receipts, Aren’t Enough LONDON, .Ian in — (T i l*i line Minister Attlee (old hit ■■shiner Rrltaln's Mg offlcl*4 seriet lis.sv: The Tain of Ihe first naiiniisl election III five veill 4 Miners Quit Work; Senators To Probe l! MW 3* Day-Week W A H H I N O T O N , Jan. tl). — id’t — The Senate,Hsnklnc Commltlee sharply dennunced .tohn I,. Lenta’ Ihree-dsy mine ueelt loday and aakerl for » study to determine whether tl>» miltrust laws should he iippllrd In labor union*. The romnilllre approved. 10 lo 0, * report . hunt­ ing that Lewis’ lu lle d Mine Murker* union ’Took || npiin themselves In usurp ihr ... . . gress’ etrluslve right i„ lck.|. Isle on produrlioo and pri..- runIruls.” Th e report, mveriug un InvesilgRilun or rusl Industry nperatlmis which the rnmmlltee made last slimmer, slso de. tired that the Lewis order Imposing a three day work «*ek U 'Ihe *ery snllthesls of mllertlip bar­ gaining.*' TP ESD V V Kri1n1n*R Elections Expected Eeb. 2'A Mine Walkouts Reach 57,000; Lewis Scored P e o p l e To Vote On Whether To B u i l d Stadium, And H o w To F i n a n c e Work W EA TH ER n I I I 11 t T 11 I I r j S a le s ir rlt;; T .1 S' C i'H r it m i *| t >i v r i A p |i i it |i i i .* t i " ti ; I A I I \l|\ II f iiiitjthnllff in I M l.u No. I P *ntl Doctor Quizzed Italy Paralyzed By Attorney In By Red Union’s At|;rr Ilists Trial Giant WaIItout tlir (it 1 -HHIi 1 i aU* t N I ' " i li i.i 11 i r . t ’ I ' ont j I " *|'1 v Mltlfi »lr tit*' vf-itr *n f H U M ) v ( In I l i . i t n l v r r '-r P1 .ll'ff f i ilintf fI»4M !»’ t» **nt <»♦ lit*' I’1 |#k|4kUnvr r$|» S ,i II I t v' O t i r ' . t i n t i r ' l M illin i, W n rk rtr. In f’tnlrr.l f k iijt Rinf Of C)| W n t L f > t 'ri Mhnft 'V . M I L I., Hi U. S. Protests I Id d r Iflftir nf jn ■•*. iifoi |,i i*i,,„,»il( Harsh Treatment It!tl.,- i'lll/ntHHNin AMi • 4ti tri - e*I xfS —I 111(1g Of Evangelists lid rtf 4K'MII'II^ Id ( ftltt* 111, eltnulf! r Iti #fi 14( tfihltrel till 111* |r]|ifiitr»l | i »|yr « |kj|io| tjtti N i' '' 1111)*■| 11’ Pm t ii||f* hi •41* Id i M » m2 Chinese Nationalists I 1' m If I ’ . W . ■*><■ -- . l i f t it* i,| *1. 1 |o | | | i m l.tsl <! Rtt\|| . |, ,.V M u* | Hi f(|*« ll.-g , sdM^li! tfinite y |iT. le-lt! IftltnitiilV nv t ' l*(# n *i* id v1liMftM Ml l ’i I. fftri i( 'hil*-* ftu|,iv ID'I'lqfi v i»t-.,f fl.ll If 0 $ #ti| I I I I sittf* sa if Mnillirtii l ar(»v in 4 li|inr 1 1 1 1 ■*t M 1111. 11 V A I >I I' n i 11 |t »'.,l I l-tii.i . O t It I >r ( *I f N . t " v A i> I*, ii To p j | C I ’.ili t ' v. Ship U A«llt'l£ ( jHf* I1* «7P| li*p \ «fts i K »hh, i sMf tr^s ll.li It* H ill al*rp#|4,| 1rf^ light 1hr raimif i>*»p 1»»n'-ip < m tltfd mi uln ill*" l%hrrirulf.^en *ih*ppir»K l»r*f f»r n, inff itf mi f'fiHtht^ Hif * hpifvi* S.tMtHiilIt! t*h" I- mIf »*| ' Inn 1 \ *»r >w tftiff i 11 (i1 f 1e*4 i» sv*i*>ni« 1 IPilf ntffirl th 11 n, *|tipp I!4 *»1*ii*,f, |li4f lo pi 11, r * 1 itl " *la*, in # p'i||M of some ltl»*»l, i*.«iriA *ti hMittit on AhlpA 1ml , it got** Aorth itiillhitu t*f ’Inline I'm itof114 l«, >h uF*ai'n a hat light hn ♦in on thim matter,” ' » a AlH |» aMMa Jitrinft, 1r» , ., fftf I* t » • ,41 whip* Myif II Mle. ^»l1*ff « • II 14 ving In l nil Mm Mn l m'Iihi :tO , <»,4* -wdi'tt, *1 •ritnniwnf mi th wit ijth hi 1m . if it IfHgllAlin t Vfh I, > -a**iy| **’%tf*r if 11' lit* fil l tip 4f« M' 1* Mi!>(«?v alllpa MlHI thf ) «li| ayacfl fsu raw4*'fw h*l'*# fief'll fil'pit *il •i"l imp. UlortA •11 Mi* < Inti*,* 1. tun runnl■*♦*» The two |t»ue» 1o be voted upon, timer MacDonald, lormei district pIMffAl l i r e. l-.tld ti( I Ir ( i Mi l 11 (it 1 A il \ I H ip * i p % V u id City Manager Clifford Mckih- governor of Rotary and resident fltll uotl*n m 4 «|M» I m I. .%*111 p >||, f. bin ihit morning are; "Should the of DeLand. He said lhat his talk, Mm* flipt • mm||. ,i, |*|( Ant.nmt » . (.innnrtiHi |<i \ U , i f h U . I I iiKt It! '! A» f U$FI City enter into a 30 year franchi»e in substance, was a resume of the I i I 1ri M O f i l l l rl 1 ft i ■4111a n ftHIMiV', |rLui t*v tin! **I H ah It A-1 I \ i'U*4$l||f pi*' **k /flf> Of 10 turml.y,, ■,f ||Tfa mpffl with the Florida Power and Light Imnk, "Seivire l» M y Rusiness" .... iftti L ,n r>*drt% K X I c l i d V i t i e t f i O l M l . r l , J ... II hr r , r „ hlt-h-l 111A It ! H i t 11 ' oil*!* ^mpIh I'I v ' 1 f1 ' $!(•(• Co., which carriea a til percent laa which he recommended lhat all ■I lit* I *11,(1,V, Ml , f , f e, III | ri I | ► * ( ) l > r • >1 1»41 i t t f tl l tr I iA i'l lir i 4f l r I I lie. t. I I.IMII.IJ ■ t • $ # • I UfH I f of grot* revenue! from rriidenlial huiinessmen should read i r ; n j IV1 i I n il . . ............................ | «l, .. jl 1,1 ) ,,, I In,. I.. I . Ilgrn ,1 rillrovle 11 * s * ll.r ,i. left lllOI I . tfVIFt *$»V and commercial uteri, leu locally He was introduced bv Presi­ f’l t L S H U R t i l l . [a.. 10 ,/»•, l»tfith^i i o l I ii. m t), it,mi* iioiil, « ds) | i , .11 t,i, - k |II i h nr IImi i •11 y *,• J t t l r I |l U Rt >MI lari 10 1 * 1*1 i » l * p . i imposed laxet on the Company'* dent Oeorge Tmilrv who welcomed Walkuiilt hy mil iu.il luinrii M! I I P ) f f » t i n 11 p , Ml |||. 14 .......... I Htwi 11I 4 .1*M— .1 .t jnoperty>" Th li rhould bring in IJeul. Paul [ones of the Salvation 1Inti ay ipirail to lines mule vied I loiri Ip ol ( Ini- r evangeLd* haw 1 I It' 111 I »- ■» I. f i l l , ! VM.1 { llllj s'- i' \ - llMM"i y |»»(M 1 f *( Mr I’.M, % 18,000 minut the $6,000 locally 'A r m y inlo the club a» a new mem­ ■rumpaniei which operate , u*| pH. KI' M’ * l,’,"r m,'n,h "''e n n w <1II I f 4l O M l. VfMf|d.$V Hi 1 I tall U III, |1.,||. 1 r u t 1 1 i m i 1 mi \ 1in pi t I * *|e 1 , $( f l | l | | h • l.e imposed tax. and should net ihe ber. lack Raligan reported that About ’i/.IHH) digger, are nils ... f It 411 4*4If . 'il l If ‘ IM * ................. . r'1’,,v - IH. ' H.IM „ •' i\|dr jy*||^, |K '» ,,i||» -k ndlOi >!' S ifn-f , 4 I •*I# ,t ttefti.4 b'ij, .Ill •• ri|'|M City $12,000 in annual revenue, he the Rnlarv Club had raised $107.- .ever, .(ale, m (he „ne,plained •Its <pM< p». i*i *i •ii Iripiiit'HV »Al I,( I l d l ’ iJ.t* Il»1\ 4 (( Hiif 41Mtd •**1 ■1, 4 >111*114tit*:t Ml I I ! Ml III H lull I.. W’ l»* ‘ ' ft a mari ,.tnl lu.l.i* e■li p* l P1mM' I * i M ' M p f » ' l l * declared. 21 for ihe .Salvation Army on the WAlltOlltl. •III* " Inn-a.** 411 r 4-1 IIItlr MI lit ■ 111$ . i i ! ■ * '"U J. 1 1 t 1 .1 * 1 ’ ' ( ' , 11 1 • lllp|d| 4 f«| 1 ||,J 1 1 M l, I e I * 1 1 M t A V llalian ailthonliet a. l-d rtlei Itdiwri *11 1 mU 1 Hh'Ht'l ;t The second isrue lo be decided Hay tl operated the dime hoards, !»««•I «*l$4» 4 . ,1* Mt" ll t.f 1' . " lift At Ifri'l 10*000 HftiPHi dirt# Infltwll ltMgli<M 4l A I'llMl f .. I ..... ** N hy the referendum Is: "Should the and R. E. Tru e trjrmlerl dial ihe f’enmvIvariM mineu now are idle meniheis of ihe ( him h -.1 • Irrivl, g 414 Mt. * *14$It ' • IJ ip h 4 I" iddlf ••*f» l.‘ !)•■ ' I*■,41( »y, ^*|l 'I»■11‘tl I i |»M t fill* . I fif t.Ulkri HIM (||f . . ' f.■ * 4 1 "I »l. •i. City build a barehall-football Roiary Student Loan f und had Alrmit 7.2IK) ,lopped work al ■ir >oinp lined hv Rep Id tiinifl ter I \ If! ImI MIAfFci 10 ntllfi < ,xr,i >1111<I#*11 atHit I tl S, liMlifc. a'lfPOffl In K-*T tl* •l» tf • ............... tl, * 1 . I. stadium in amrdance with the lent $12.026.21 lo deserving sin- r.iptne, oi non Mnoiueit m I onne. ItH'vl it » I f pt H♦II!**•! hv »H* i i •r t •.-1J » 1 tI.i'11 t , >1 ,rtltl ,*mjv ■i iflHflt, ' 11 1.i*i *' •*ii li d lifTl pryltr 6aMMjlif f.i Depailmeul in Washington lad I |lli i I t|11♦«,#m t* I 1**tinI l IFlit suggestions of the Stadium Au­ dents, ami had been repaid $ 10 ,- till* morning. Ihe minihei idle Ala . a*I lilt I I’fax i|H 4l»|\’ *11 I M|*| ,|M|eu (,,*nt rtl! *I >4"!« It "If r i - ruin ' it-dtti. i M ‘ wrrV ove| ll.ih.'li lieallip'llt ol thell ru ••^ ». »" I nl \ I' I >*"♦ ItriF I itfTtlft^TIfl •• •' , t,:, f i . t h " tl •+1 I \ fthl ** *1 thority, and finance it with ihe aid 6S9.85 of this amount hama miner* rote Imm "i.lMHI in M ! Ar.ltM tf fid* M ■ * . I* ,. t l.,M. I«. .i> I o lehglomvls heir i n .'■» *It t» .ppt " i ' '«* 'll It . • Mi-* m >1 Mi* iU p .1 .Ml i» r 11ifl|l IFI« (saiMiig Hltrntinn to the four- 6 .0 IK), « f ihe 6 percent tax on the Honda *,1 In' l»u4 nl Mt- 1•miifml vf l|rl It ft* I | 'i "tlti'U |‘*V |< i||e ^fllf H ii MS |it ii a,i j fl,* , i, 1111 rI way test of ethical biislnraa prac­ Ihe Stale |)rpailmenl mi Wash « " } ........... and Light Company franchise? | li !> »M f ho "tr if.) > .l Hid ntir ii a ! fifiMilril m it I m ill# 1 ■* . h ' f k i ll * 1 hIf It 4 I I I TM I 1 ' Mi ll l:iIt of tice, Sir. MacDonald asked Is it i■i III Virginia, 2.J00 linking m iiim .............. .minced ihal U ha. " .............. .. >11 1. Mr. McKItibln explained furth­ the truth, la It fair, will It hulhl rclutneil til wnik. Ihal leli only „ | , r ,| ,|,s Anieiuan emha..y m tl, il.lr I , *' MB ' »♦ • . mu ' % m ilt 1'■ P r i l l M K m «.1 .a lit*' 11•tf♦it|t » n f• I , ffi*| »hi* Mi* I."*" mIMijs ' iinp Hi! illtcItH1 \ '"I*,' tl I." i 1 ft lift "4 er that “although the company'* goodwill, and will II he beneficial i,. i . . I '* M t , l Ii t I Mll|.|| (| I,t.m i tMall'tr* 1e» I |,< i ' yff fhif Mi*- hi tl , <ml >i(| „ „ , u ,s Ft) ,*4>»|iii'tt •Mt 1 111 .••it full ti »*i*i»i»i ♦I'tf 'i ») 1'** tiling lirci firuant franchise has nine year* to all concerned, a* he declared 251) .till out al one mine Ihe .even n „ nir )ol ^ (u|| t a I a, I' I Up! d ! t »' -»||ft1 if 1 *V(11 l 1 iltlllll* , I.| -.*1 t it*r ., m , I . . .(| 4«grt4* ir g •' i» » ri 1 f " o go, the A percent tax would (hat It Is Ihe talk of everv hual- reopened mine* are owned hy the „| ( .h u u h *d ( hint e , « u « 1*•*11 in i.|f , n|i , i itl, .it., t| Mum %nutFih#i# lit m Mo” to ,11 t 111 a It 'I l»» ' I' ' ....... Fir. I r«M Mt rt l 1y rt 11 go Into effect Immediately upon nei* man to help to eitabllih in all Clinchfield Coal Cmpuratinn. About |u t, |1MP ,i,ai they weie .toned yt pt**» nloMi Mi* IHeI** 11# If Iv •h ■( whit h Ifa I k,*i$,* *hr pi.iiti ' nl v t * t«S .| ' I 4 1 t Cl 1*4 4'1' M|■! ! 'M11c I granting th# 80 year franchlso.' husitieiiei high ethical practlcai**' hi |*f»t» M». ItiitiimL liir ittvdi nrfk' 1 f itl It « I'iaf,! ftp ' A4 f 4 < 1 70 men at one Kenlurkv mine ('ommentiiiR lor the fust time . r»*k * • gt > I'l ll tl ♦ ! A III"* * • 'll 1 * 4 City Attorney A. Edwin, ShinIn Mi* of DeeUring that everyone who ri»r*f * J I"I M l ' - t l t ' Mf I I 4h' H ICoslIHiit# rta le a s Tsa i . . . i ■* * ) #4 ^ I ' h i 1 ■ » *• M * 1 1 , 'lilt .f M * holier advlied that all qualified talki about free enterprise doesn't i. |*l»il i*|**|pl|| 1 | tilling w 1% l>fi. rIdHOhe't t, r nil «/| |,t')1Pst $t|0»*A IH „ 1 f c S • l).i' |t*$»♦ "f I , H i 1 **11 i *1 te m O.IMNI l|t ' •lectori could vole on the tisue necessarily believe In It, he laid ll* lit fit ' "ItHf jlfftl* V •FftUM'r HllairTft 4 fill jl"tt thl* morning ihonrfl lh" f 1 )4 fit f H* ( $ da a ltfO I " , 'I M !M lM|ll Mg i ' ■•»i (iJIM 'll fit* regardless of whether they own : that too many businessmen want pen litiiie 4,!''/ tnn Fitlghl*r » 4, M if­ toting fh* ndrlvmnpMg tl**h U II i V l H a f t i t l 1 C dav sharply riitinved the foiuimi ft ’ " ♦ ml ' hir’fi it C ult** * Mm iihv u ■property or not, He .also advised free enterprise for themselves, but I In* oxfU't liMf»H*t of wt i bf -* flin iwn**f hv 'Inf** 'f A 4 of el h rt I'rt’i .I “ 1 ) % " • | 4 I t)' ^ h a t 4th# State would not nlluw not always for the other fellow, M d t f r r n V ^ l t f t l i l v f t I' *! t''*1 n 1' * ' 1 , i> i i i i* f ti ifi|it|l ftfr If *jMltil fltt X<VI"K pmiumetre lo ♦bo hfi-fil' v*t! in i if** 'h’#l'( .'Ml 1"' f'•* ' l# |li» II fl*k ( 4m,l I*r( T11M »t t1Vr 4in> hi* me of •cigarette' tax money (or 'eml he urged that all of th«'Jt ^ e S r « r o m i i y I I I »» tl)r 1#)lllll, nJ ■■i r |l„ „ , i . mtoie. IitMl 1111 f t! stl’4 ♦-> 1 II ll -,,rhrth*7(iri t lt^ TItl111fill>JRT8»1Va '"ll 1 rt 1 It'll' 1 f a* *Ilf •M *! " Medium. financing. i ■* 1"' m M fit#* *>4114 SA’III 'if*' ..all cultivate friendlier relations with /'I i mill' Ml lO tlllR Jasnei" *1* Hcstni n’cvunn It rlmiged 4 a* ,p. jl|$f Mpt, |(»> 1 f# a .1 14*1» Tha Cbtnmiisiun alio adopted their rnm petit o n , hut avoid cnllli ■ h n ig h * k ,u » $1*1* Itws4 s ' ».k |}(« 44-*••*4 • In ( >|l M| tt. • .Hfst *J ____ . lli.vt (he ( Uinuni.t piea> did tin * V * "IH e * lt tf ll !,* a. t|'l M. I Ml. tha resolution previously pasted slim, prlrc-flxlng, and ollu-i ptm •1jilt'll t*» i<!*■F >liil 4»!•* l Mjf rtf||$|. g-'flFM >41 VHlk y **' ** llM 1 1 * ■ > , 1 * »| , 1 , 1 * In f ■ » ' 0 . ,*r1 It*,I it .*»!■■ I by the Reconstruction Finance lice* detrimental to society- «• K O SrlU K K tl, Ml**, Jan 111 l"nnlv to mrvrl.lv the t .tholu I M,*» 1*4*wig HCtHMM1, it a ! * *j|l I M ' (I * (let I ♦ i f V ' ‘ f • » H " >4 r 1 ( p * i It* 1 f v h > * h pi Corporation, containing stipule- a whole. I u- *"CMieDf «■ 1H» f I*c Till I" nJ Mid»-» '•• ‘ d l A rrltlraliv woundeil Negm i (*!„,,, |( " IU .........11•t' Ithj p »'■ 111' 'M 1 1 i hi’ h 1 a f « 11*1 ,f th* ' »' t.n* tlona (or RFC purchase of $300,l t I. Hpcakng of employer-employe' I early loijvv ua.peil nut a stoic l.tg M tK t f !•» • *,4!*/•*'I h . " Mf ni||p j, Ps,|PMi M.wnfmM, I l I ll Mi I 000 In bonds for the proposed .elation*. lie said that employees. lliNt tiller white men iiMissm I t|.«n . «* ,f I h i in n tc! W V m |„i, (,.l. i„ of •In- rhniei. .t tl V lint," Ml M•*' 4• '•f'gh Lakefront Terminal Project. Ilieli good will, conlentedru-ss end lliren memlieiH of hi* family « O i i n ,t 1 l ......................... ti.is.-sM. .. i|nl \ - t 'HU •PI1 *' b n ln .l No action wan taken, said Mr. Industrious..css ere ns essenlitd Httvinpllug to nip* Ids I l Vein ..I.I I ’ , ,|W f Its* I 1 4I l( I V f i 4 |„. HMlt *)„. l ■,.M, . *.*'* • I t r l I t <■ *M( I ’ 1V ■ i ♦> . ’ ! McKIbbln. on ■ resolution ic to tin* kiii'cms of any hmlrir^ 4te|i*iiiitifrhtm t-ii f » , I"nii * *liN ill'll iiimj; V 11 I . I ■ I 1 I d ’l I I ill*‘IDhr 1 s nf tiin gl '"ill K ’• ' i Ii .1 i i t l *s »*!i g h i h »vi■ i n -Mi ggiuested by (,'ommlasioner W. H. ns cuatomers are. Emphasising In h . Itt t «11 MM>*" win*! Thu Nrgio Tl.oinaa Harris, wi,. (i|| <i( f)om T , .„ „ „,| I '•i . i > . I ■ .......... . I i k Hhigrtf 1 4■1111• i M " •AfPill V,•"•!'(, -»•» - * w 8 teinper which mruld require I the futility «f strikes, he pointed shot In the look and lung inn |))(f ..... ;t„ vrHr., llf „ w„ i i t » h " l -♦ •• l* \it lilt'' May i 4M t i l ’ tt t g >.♦ ( M Mini 11*4 m h M » l ' t l s| # i ,. •• 1 I .n . •, I’ i "• i |*«*f h I - m , » l ' |,|)*' ! contracts lie secured from ship­ out that Ihe wages gained by me* white pusaemeu combed rent nr I Imd" smiglit hi v h111 fm Mil'll'•> 1, k HI■I 1»' i K-l|« (I 1 1 » 1 (t|W| | If* • • - tf* I c a 4 I I ' * per* for 80,000 tom a year, fm ly strikes during the ne»l few Miasiaallinl for two of the while to i,Mil'll vitii f v lru s lm n mid wilt S e t t i ‘ f .1 i > i h r . 1,1 * Vnl i .ll I'Tur tflji f > " " i if l five years, for shipping through years hnve tieeu largely uffscl men. A third was raplined vesler I hi , pel llllssliill tn npr-l «tc Iticii t I, . i--j •- 1 I, .... |. ..I but .U "Ik |M Ml the terminal. li. \ t i t o T 'f U f d M u d hy the Increase In prlres, hut add ilay. '!'• " I, . 1, 1 1. *r , .. 1 f ’ | f S I - ' - "^1 r , . i i ■.h v ... 1 1 **■ N i ’ » m piieriHge, * Mayor Andrew Carraway point- ed that Just as you cannot get Itistrirl atl)itncy Henry Rnrlgrr, •H* •>, 1M ^ • r . ♦ t *' «44|r" A ........... I ■*" ti g ' 1 I ' " " " I l i , . Hit, u'licic (tie gf'.iip s'« . ... i * i » .!*.1 ,«• 4 i t M e i M t mi ease f » » i t M t .11 , H e I If 111 If 111 B v J t M I . I r» t . . . . I y I i m * 1 . . 4 Id of tlie pressure by closing the irlciulflcil Ihr raptuterl mari «■ I.*, a rllllicb, '* ip Mie Mt.si' H ' " a -,t ic, "■* ' >' , ' •’ " " " 1 t I i,„ *' , ,1 ft*, i • . j . •• f K r valve, you cannot get Dd of the Malrnltu Wlrttt, 3'2. Ha *a'd th' -■line 1*1 miles srmtb»s*t <>l R-m" . I . i l oo "pm t'r • i''' ), t,.t it ’ , I Ir » T 1*58*' Cite f f>4* rill! f4»M1. f l*>h ! ( " * ' I , * 1* , • w ■- J tension In labor strife bv elmltst. tivn still huntni are Leort fur rim, ,ii,t mchi (lie f n s lrl (iarub’ lf*. e'lM’ '■•a ,i> o-i , • 1 -| , t | |-tl era )>J' •k i l l 4 vt « r » *,\ .,rt-VC*r-nld firrnitr convict, ami niei residence nf I’ppe t'l'ls \1I 1 . ti n « "* '" ' K i 'I'h k I 'ill 4 1 1 'i'll! I 4 (ng strikes. flic opr'iH*'". .............. i-u . . . . . . . >., • id- i - . h ’ I , ("I'M he *atd wpl ♦ ♦ lx ' 'Ha rs.a , » ,4 »lt. Wendell Whttt. Malcolm’* 2t y**r The value of anything ... Hill" I i . ■s o l- I • M . ....U1* Ii .‘ Hv fiiiin r « » t e l *ialtil"i( ■ f., |.|ii sfsii ! 1 »•** ^|*ir» Mi ' i'livi « f11 f|r*I 4Mt|f* ! s' ' i 1' f-M fir*# M trfflt I f Yak la determined no* »o much hy what old hi other gjocil planes ■ "• ' hii I I’s'len, tturt member* nf tbI ll*. I- 4 * i<it ii " ' a; r Rodger* salt) all three had hrrtt . « I l ,i 'i| A n ' ! * il’ ’•!!<*i ,,f H im ......... . *•* HnlDll|M"9f( Ff!’('41 ' s, 1441 M« wnilld «ei >-e some t ’htircii were stupe,I Inst mmitb t I*4’*i der», An iron bar, he explainer), held In Attala county lari mi Mimic was Injured. alt' ) bNFfrl ft iM iti f>,intir'h >4*f*'i 1* '• i t j|...... . ' i f nfl llftl dies In which H o i Ida A itw h 1 ,* ! < * bll* Mf»l« «, Mtf* maybe worth only 110 when made charges of uttempttng to rape the I flew before d st.-pped iipeiallons 1S' -!"»i (fi F9 1 1 % f»M ftlH'llri Y. M»*» *Wi« say. n'n* as alwav*." Osset ^ 111111!«• M ’lr'letdiii't 9 'vi'miniMll.sP-1 < l»V rtl' I 4(. *l1f"t| Will br* 'JJiFft ray| hsl '-.va JA C K S O N V ILLE. Jan. 10.— I/P) Into horseshoe*, btll when mad* 11-yea,-old stepdaughter, I’ratlinc •at.irc said. ‘That religious I n M n r l v Ip M'lfl ii „ ii. i*ima-t wr l 11a 4 . I in 14 from fl riu X M |,» ' l u t .-i . — If Congress . adopt* the 42.4- Into coll springs la worth *2,W Thurman. But eleven days mb « i-ran.c. d p e iia lly If violent an1' Th e |lfW rill (ill** f $*lll N! IV**! V " n U 1 it v M i'',"*’i ,( M>i t "I f bllllon-dolfar budget propoted by And when made tnlo wwtch^wprlh’K*’ they escaped, using a beer can *. -if iifirI. i* 'leplcialilf because " ItrlstePeil Trails I I ' I ida M l ' 1 n i , rin f M . inctii'Miig I be ft I if) I**'t4| , opener to dig a hols In a cell *K K»4\U‘ tf' mi 1" • , ,".f '! .1V r$V Hntul, i •,r President Truman for tha 1080-51 he added, la worth *260, wnillfl carry r.-H'l. pa-wenger • ' « « "tf*9fTlP" I Ht 9 I. sg lilu t I'tiHlity V'ld lltieitv, l Il'plM 41W*»*I ft,r( • ' Visit nr* wer e Introduced h i" wall. I" ' l> * $«f( f1»4»h f |f c M I", *I*ill* "IK J ' fiscal year FTorlda taxpayers will a , nt pmpertv 1 ll'd Aer j,. I ,niU '4*i'( I'll!'!" Rodgers said Harrla gave him I'l.l h . U itr|i|malile any prnvora oslltl’s bosid be. gi rii no itldl \I' •f ilH w iiy mIwi M*»f»'rl Mia ""'f* j nay approximately 1547,453,100 In A W Epp* Jr. e* H, B. " I* '" " Mon i list offends f'elholir seoti ftrlqVR Ap|»M»v»?l ♦I » ! • \ | *11 f>9 Vselift'l** 1, 4 H I| | !'I" 4 ' , j stion of wbetlte. d •>11 approv* federal faxes. the Bta|e Chamber of HuHann^Ohio. W. How*r'' A ','/* this statement: i .o m *, nf Mie people (ivliere thThe two Whitt i and Tut net M (J V lb'* f | M |g| !Hf)0 *4U t nti'irln!" • rttfA \ K l''ll(f|!,,*i' v worth of.Maaon City, }*L * of Cotpmarco said today, li p w a lte i'• Ap|,l>, <'io" , Imirb of t'liMst evangelists a n Of N aval Chief ItMliforil. Del anil I’s l . l l * end M» U#»I hf* fh( iin«f( 9f||( *t'1 ill Mtnlni xlulf* l f " i I lAAil Tha estimate was batad on the R. Oarcelon of Newbrldg*. Mas. came to his home late Holiday v -t king I Htich fpinvnratlnni " 1 night t. Allgllstine M'ii>i'd be set Vi d flif (98 I*v Monilay, .fun hi m*> Mm — fact (hat Florida residents and tax* . * • alii Osvetvatore, "is quite dlffet Turner told Harris he was going ARRON C H AR G E A W E D ,,i h pinpuaeit rrilari'lo .lacks-di *H INCf I f »N .I'M ! > ’J,|f '* ' f141'A•'ff|f (, VI'III COIflfllFflf f "hf'i'L tflff I B N i ' » l S u i t * . •y*rs pr**#nt1y h##r 1.29 percent cut f*nm the exercise nf a non d]e r mde A plane between f-.r "l'd*H’<ns on that da*c ‘in 'Till :i pV ’ll* s' (Hk> C LE A R W A TE R . Jan. 10. — ’ to have Haul*' stepdaughter m . «». • I T 1)1111 I t * c yp (>-•' ■ otal federal tax bardeit. i'athollc cult." we’re going to kfll the whole i•j%4 .| 'I A'!m!r i( I mi'^ Srls of lags is abes l ,.f Iasi L M iK S P tl l » V Ftealtent'* budgvt total, _ a former University of Florid* Osservatnre commented u p o n firlandn hii «I TallnUHS*e» wnubl Istitn bunch.” , , -*l>ia*f < »\ tvs! tpt'T tf'.inw t n h y ,.<ake »tops at I eestuug, <i> sl >. ...li In date lull tin'll- h i * still do#* not tell th# whol# football player «e*t fi*d ‘^ a y h* He marchtd Harris Into the United tltale dtsnatchev piln'eil lo '.ipesvlllc ierke I 41v sod I’ei l y menv who have no! yel imrclinsnd story, th* chamber declared, since planned with W iliam E. Lee. p .,1 i i.M-iicjs contfih'i, i o- 1 ■ |*V»v 1 ‘“si-. #f* •!«!?>'H li*#* action ( , laa Maas* Oa gaga *ls» kitchen while one Whitt stood " ' - i i Ltftu tigs Those 'll" hiv's r)ia '1 .ii,c i , iibi.i* Seal Ss'* '"■ * •n M*h !• im B h i M m * *# V I n ^ r .i l Fi\rft does no! Include •octal aacurlty prominent citrus executive, to hurn at the front door and the f>#4ifriM‘$ *«e*1 ♦ ii* 'tiged to ilo so bof.ii* Sot program* financed by payroll Lee'* big packing houia at Tarpon guard uio njbi r,<t-*I lecelpl* up lo I . I ' " ’1 i f ^4 i* Mi*' m in other at the back. Turnei shot 'an I I, to a - " " 1 *b* >ss( ,{,,1. 1. ;*id«iiV, •i In pa 1gi1 d ■" ‘•►•4^' f Harris In the luck and then wenl | Ira i\ f ill* | fsrit ' nUttUMl** >>"»'it« lush and having *•• .call in man. inimii'iced '"dsy. snd i l l " 1 The Florida State Chamber *ald, 8 PJohn'' Allen related In eltcult into th* bedroom where he killed |.i... "In hia budget menace the Preal- court that Lea asked him to er- three children; Frankie C. Tluir tl.*i >l.»ie l- still tinn to .cn.l m r|-*r,|i>|Kl| 1* *4 **'lf HI!' 4'»»4ltin l*' dent recommended a wide expan- range for aotnaon* to set fire ot man, 10. Mary Bnrnslde, 8, and moo*, fm f’bilstnms S " i l ■" fssfn.4 i'#"i a!>li'F Yt K)T' ' *f t il(* Sh*rippidntpieril 'iii'tl J i n . tJ w m m D H M E N SIFT: 4 I Air; ■lon of *oclal welfare aarvlcea, In- the plant ao ha could gal money Ruby Nell Harris. 4. The rslatlon||.»>| S'lir people have -erit 'll re Tclrt i i -i* iv l a m p No fi^3 'V ' i W l u i " - sllu-e f’hrlstmas, be re ill*) Leost >r Km tv1.n l iR -C s i lf ) ^gludlng a socialised medicine pro- from fire insurance policle*. khlp uf the children lo Herrle riled for ' h » litnulrv Lee. who reside# at Tampa, h was not Immediately determined. >11 ii I all new nfflcu . and inttl vc a Ic l rml pointed out 'bn' w Cram and other now encoding legBy Aksnetstr-d Presl>*n(»lil was muted hv Su.,retary ,1* ..enHidHte* lonigbl - i I .'III qiiot, ,..t for 'be County to ■an .' rilatlon," and that tna spending charged with araon. HI* Htrir' The whit* man were armed An Alaikan-horn »torm wfiirtled (hrougli the peal - of rb- '-'il'v "" ■'Vim I would maka "another Intfo deficit plant w it valued at $200,000 hy with x .22 rifle, another ride of on it* program of tuhetciilnsis pr* nf rhe N a v y Mutthevs, v 1th PreslH* f> eithnienla will in- served af 4*41*414mil ami vontro) till- von' '* i). ■ > f ttinvsn's tppii'Vil, rftiir he Inevttable at the end of the 1951 fire Insurance companle*. undetermined rtllber, end a .34 Mountain* in Californis today, hrinemg tain, in'” -' <"d '"an vsU’H‘ hjd crolasted H> tiiv flius* s l lllv l Tha building waa destroyed In caliber pistol. '•> Mi* ''toierpotiles fiscal year. It would plunge the Ib.ntiu lh# co«,t. . , . . . , nation deaper Into .dolt and would August, 1047. f|.« tUMt prelects will include 8*> ,'!•)•* Comtnirtes (but *h- N'avy fn middle America re»cue woiPr* dovlierl through pmek to pit's Rodgers said Peatllne told him *s not gHttii’i i f:.(i break ur.dev I’ M D N E C O N T R A C T It K J K t T E D null distribution, cs*r- fin d in p . further depreclet# the value of the *h* hopped out of bed and Tan (o leaking dike* along rampaging liver. NO C O A L > NO JOB! I " LA H A R A R E , Jan Id — i/4*r sarvtra for pitlenls snd hesl'b th* unification >»f rh« .trirvd ser­ dollars-trlth'which*-wa. run our the back door but was turned The lilest that hit northern Cali ♦ : C O LLIN S V ILLE,- JUI., Jan. 10. back by one of the Whitts. Rhe (lie state loday declined to i;p sd'iciMon Mii'iughnut while sivj vices benseholth. our baeloeases, our »i,.,v y *»**" of .ester u- p > " > a proposed con triad bv Col >"d schools, and X-ray tests Kno.viand said be wanted to school a and our local government _ yp) _ A Colllnavlllo.coal miner then scampered through th* front fnrnla was termed a “ virtual hilt , >ii* lowlands Rut reinpereture. ' h i l l Tiensradlo Ties* would today considered th# posalblllty door and under the house only rard." aarvkaa. "Th a Seminole County T u l v i -o know .'betlier Denfelil had been Highway patrolmen closed high . P,„ ndhl. hrtrrging a rneasine of s»i * Miami dally sport* digest lost - slid Health As-o- istlon I- fired becatus of that testimony. ^ "The, federal budget con be bal- of legal action against* Progyos- to be pursued by the other Whitt Severs! Republicans, Including I be contract was pionn*ed be gl ilefill lo those who ll « " » help'd ' | s m « 4 In I N I . It « m >b* kalarveed •|ya Mine Worker* Union local who told her tie would kill her way OR south of Dunsniulr In the ir-llef to the Immlieils of peisnns snow-struck Mt. Shasta area A ■1(0 have beep forced to flee from Iv'scri the Southern Rcll Telyihmle make ihe program possible ..I d Sritatoi Bridge* ( R - N H r 'ind G u r­ which he eald deprived him of h a If she did not come out. job because he plane to heat hi* «nd Telegraph company ami Trans Mr Henkel Ik Due In the new ney If! H D ) supported Knowland’a As she cam# out and etarlej Inis driver told of fighting seven their hoot**. Tha stata lallrosd and roelllng 11*1. the Asknclatlotl '"»> pic* ("l delay. Damage lo crops and property isdln. non eeaeailal axpoMKaiaa.Jaet i* new home with gee instead of up tho front atepa. Turner shut hour* to Inch Ills vehicle front But Sapetor R y r i ( D - V a l and wo knot hod to do II m the farm, co*L her In thu arm end right breast. Dimsmult to Wead— Jttsl 18 miles mounted as waters Spilled over pnlillc Dtllltles Commission said 3,i|P(t soals short, he stated, bol Ratwaen California and Nevada thousands '•( sites of rich farm its investigation hat! shown lha vdded tint th«i* wa* no Intantiori chairniJp rydlngs i D - M J t . argued Charles Wslchekauahaa, a miner Rodgers quoted Iter. la bus|M*e and ln,fHfhmtry and OiPit (iViiih ■'/« umifitw'•M'lrt b**t'AriiiTi The critical situation si wire was "Intended for use In fur- of ovei looking anyone. as Otem'hatfsennU^li^larlda has for 37 yeere and a member ,of She reeted until she regained In historic Donner Taas, snow hnd*. liit- Dciifeld mister uni Shsrtnxn’a had to do In theaa d a n of high local three, waa told ha waa out of some strength and then, leaving * slashed through the notch In the Vincennes, Ind.. sjiprnifd some thei ance of gambling.” sppolntniept of sueeaed him a job yesterday because other trail of h|nod, went to the home Hlcrvas al fmm 30 to 40 tnllns p*i ohat eased a* tha rain-swollen te n s and high prices.’: Flnsliy. iindet pressure from hour. Wealhartneii class this sneol U'slmsh River receded slowly dur (H U R T D EC LIN ES RULING miner* would not work with him. nf neighbors to summon heln. Tvdlngs. the ;i )un voted to daisy a» a ''moderate gale," hilt Its force ing the night. At my engineers, I A LI.A H A R D E E , Jan. 10— (rp) EM PLO YES E Y A C V A T E O J A C K S O N V I L L E , Jan. 10 bfi action to give Knoa'icnd m d tha will, sway a whole tree, -lirerilng sandhaifglne operations - The Supreme Court /today de­ SH IN G TO N , Jan.,tC. v ' f j r — W A TC H M A N CffAHGIff* TA L M A f)G E E L IG IB L E ------High l o*> onnitnlltee time m .iblsin infornu- lu aoiilhern California, mors „it the weakanad levpes for twr> clined to Interfere with a F lo r­ D E TR O IT, Jan. 10. — IW - - A I woman tmpleyae of tha A T L A N T A , J i t . 16, — f/Pt _ 111 IP Atlanta o* tinn on n*pf*M’» renio"a). tan ombaaajr al Talpal on minor police charge waa placed Attorney General Eugene Cook rain Is expectasl tonight which may ilays, expiesserl the belief the ida Industrial Commission order Floslnn .18 misting Walter E Rountree as today against tha watchman who ruled today tK*4 Im4h Gov. Her­ end a cold snap that followed week wont of the flood was over. 14 lluibank lift C A IT T A L IR T IC TR IC K Meanwhile, a cold wave, with state director of workmen’s comadmittedly told n false story of man Talmsdps' and, former Gov. end rnlna. Ice covered Lo* An40 45 Chicago P R A G U E , Ciecboslovskla, Jan. wlndii up to 30 miles an hour, pr limit Ion. abduction Inal week to bring In­ Ellis Arnall are eligible to run gelea county road* yesterday. 44 15 10—f/P>—The Ssmbx. CtachoaThe four-man court majority De* Moines fn the Indlana-lillnols, flood moved across Montana, the aaat. vestigation of the recent D A W for governor of Gtorgu again this 72 02 Invak* wars told hy tha trade area, morn rain dripped down on cm Dakotan and Minnesota. The eald almplyt "We believe, after Oelveeton dynamite ate* to t new bail. yyar. 45 41 un'on nesvspapar Prace today, la New Y ork George William Tkomaa, M , the Thus tho air waa cleared, tern- the waterlogged ftoodlands. Emer­ ntrorig winds whipped snow Into a perusal of the record, that the Seattle ... .... 33 just » device to gat the ntlnaa of 85 gency squad# awaited, on In thalr huge drift# In soma mean of the rommlulen haa the power to i who dleeeeersil Urn dad 58 Rrasll’a workers off thslr trouble*. 78 Fort Myara rold Irolt. At Wlllm ar, Minn., vlsl- act us they did henco we do not S ^ t i f e f l j 1 pSis* b!? raacue work. .78 72 Th e Pnlka, said-the newspaper, la Weet ..... Strong wjnda prevailed through a wis xeru as 50-inlle-a»-hnur have tha authority to. Interfere." Kay 71 e niror dance. 7* Miami „ „ Rountree waa accused of collecttt$ mom of tb* flood region, creat­ i whirled enow. The mercury 52 77 Orlando_____ “ Long llva tha Ctech Polka," ing travel expenaee to which he fo r^ g e m w e , b«» both ing a oow hasard. Weatbar bureau lilt xnro u d colder readings war# 81 the article said. 77 Tampa waa not entitled* tn eti i T u wm rage t e s ) official* aaldth*high wl*da would 1. ■t v , \ « ! \ t ..a Amn 3 1if p n MnviNiM'rn )’*pr,’1 Over ,0-i (jglfl , , UJS. Budget Would C o s t Floridians •$547 Million fax , „ Scmilr (nf|imy Nortlicrn California Hit By Blizzard, Midwest Floods Altaic g g g a t f a as THE WEATHER _________. p j a f f i a e t . 'S . ■ mwSBBSm _________ I . . . -------- ----------------------------------------- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53cddbd2cf50fbb90eaac8da93612e64.pdf ad828e588a235913b07fac692fb3b879 PDF Text Text rv — TH U RSD A Y T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . BA N F O B D F L O R ID A ^ B K iH T JA N . 5, »■ lly Hay Cititia ,»j IVKAKK IR IS Clean, Friendly Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends TtoMTMt BACK** M RG/UCT ANN 'f WEEK END SAVINGS Plus EVERYDAY COW PRICES I ItE THRIFTY I N K M IN K ItA M iK K \ iiy Fran Striker ------------------------------------ V7----r"l rtCXO t»TlLL,bANUf. 1'IL UttV I ^ I WA5«r GONG ID kURT YWJ 1J & 1 ViANfEO TU PROVE Thai I C O U U j IP VOb HAVC « W MORE WEAPONS', THEBE *j WFKiO AHO POWtJE0 f . • It Hi M TS H K S E R V B I1 T O L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y JEEPS GUN ( 'EM DOWN.' iHt SPORE ' /( handle gono. im on r,n _ - 4 OUTLAW TRAIL AN' I WANT Tf\c j Hb\ ID TEAM UP! j-rzrr— zP MEAT DEPT. I'— — - y ' ftBOKQIA SH IP I'K l), GKADK A MU CUT-UP FRYERS 4 gk •Jeasie Jewell*' tirade A (luirk • Froren FRYERS" THIGHS •tom ■x£*S=M IC K K Y M OIIHK 1 lb. ctn. n u g jH a n j f L 3£NTLBiWENl «O rt JNCOu T m I w b ' vs p s o t lly Wall IIUneT 7 *OPB WE’ee NOT F(_>OLlNij Ou PSBlVBp VOU'LL PFOOU ANYONE IN Tu.S /NVASB-oPL___ _ -w--------- U-au^ MAVS AN APPUB i m*/ ? - , . 9 T'* P IC N IC S Strrak-O-Lrsn White RAt'OS PwORK FAST GENUINE SPRING I.AMR . END CUTS CENTER CUTS LEGS SHOULDER SHOULDER CHOPS HAMS Palm River Slice,I Margaret Aon Rrnnil, FRESHLY SLICED BACON ’.itf'ia,<tw* f, >v * i Ev1 'V 'fO*#£SUITSk ro T< M X^ 4 — Heal Kulute K«r nat« , A rliclen F u r Snlv 1 » PIIONI3 148 THIS SANFORI) HERALD r ® ;;; v fu K ' £ » wi ftouTAVBfectr'if Kttcti- 'f-v. A rlid M ^T017E"‘ e. F u r S a le —6 fl— a r t i c l e s w a n t k d — c SINQKR Machlnea, Elec. Portahle, treadles. 816 K. 6th Bt. Ph. Highlit cash price paid for used 1024. furniture Ted Davis Furnltura TUXEDO FEEDS) CompleU ilaa. ruum — aiMBi tumfurtHunt'a Tiuedo Feed Stofa. attractlVa. Ph, 8P1. R. ENJOY* Sunday dinner a t Laiiejpa - Apt. for two. Shower * IBs al*o weak daya, Uinchea M FOR B A L K - aft ES . m „ "v V ' r*frlir«r«Uu». On Cryatal ihort order*. Lua. Quint flailing, Iluat part KSjlELMANS Red v-l L, A. (’lln*. t.aku Mary, "room" a^artwanT^TatK ^ " I d porch._ Partially Rea# Small black and white gantla-malu Feed. hor,*?' , ..Fl,ur yp*N old] »adtll« Tuuchton k Watson, 1101 Celery _Ave. Phone U M -J. ~ A s s a r t e d Broiler Chieks, Saleeman 1M. •» ME #lta only. amjlai aaoclate iik l p ^crAOKuR-JANOARYONLY Heavy and LI rht, ' fron ‘ i F u rllorum Tested F|S| i*. Rede, SM and hi Idle, >126.no. lluimn ■ H I H L - , _______ _ Ph, w an ted Age >6 to W, state ,3 S = w ei this offer mw . ’ CREV^lTONT c W t f f J lo h HATCHERY. Dept. M, Bog 7, K I S .u .c U :80 u a — i rSSt’ j W tiF h tV A N T K f) |b. ItrNket for Put Meat Left On BACKBONE SHOULDERS 450 350 Hilt 334™ SIDES, LEFT IN Country Style fifiM SAUSAGE Wa 1to K. |l. Float, Dos fid Puota; I'uipi'llli itiiK, lliiildlng, hlork btylnn, I’tipiel ilmiging, paintini'. Woik ifuoMintrcd, fair deallug, rviMniiul.il> prleea. •Sinii 11 i elei y i lew. Iloeing celery. inn:) w l Ml. St, Johnny Scott Mainly Mini with toola, pf|jing Slolioo, I,nog time truck .Irivcr. N’ol rifinol of work Write John Ituikiiviige, Riiote 2, llux 410, Siiiifnril in idunie rtl I Ml tl.l. TVI'KH of Imtltloiar work, reiisim.il,Ic lati'a. Free estimat­ es I in vid K Curnenter, I'hon ■ ftlCT C •i -IliiHinrsN Upjinrlunit lew lining llllalneai, reiil oppuitunlty f«i local man. Heat lo utlori. I 'll I-— It.x 1611. Smifnnl. Fla. I I I I - -» Special ServlrfM — Hi Tit ACTOR WORK. Phone l f l 7 J fur I ree eatlmntea. Jack Rus­ sell. NEW F U itlR S surfaced to 'p aifee Iion <l|d floors made Ulk* new. Finishing, Meaning lining km was saxing. Portable power i*r plant plant, 12 years uxperienc# In Bvniaola Henson, •u k i County, H. M. flleasun, M,,rv' _ I.AWNMOWERS sfiarpened, Ifeycles repaired, lock k key wortt, No waiting-work guarmtterd, II. W. Shuman, 1H1 East 4th St. Smifurd, Flu. (Formerly »with Williams Flalt Shop) I.OCAI. ami Lung Distance MayIntf. Storage amt Crating. WlghtWIII lams k Co. (not Inc.y 240 North Laurel, Phone 1414^___ FRKIIDAIHK Hales and Her vice 2 Factory trained <innlif|cj Barvice Men. • HIM. IIAHDWAHR CO. M l .K. First _______ Phone U ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or* •undo EvonlnV Star. Cali Ralph Hay. 1146-J CAM, Bt7 for llattery, Qennrator mill Slarlcr service, Swain's llillery Serv.cc, 301 W. Fitst St, VENETIAN RI.INDS made to order. Seminole Veuutiuii Blind Co. H20 W. ,'lrd St. Rhone "o i-W . / T .VH.HUOKNE-F Call Alvin ^ h a m ^ H lS fining Co. Phono BI6o, U I l I) 1NG ilATRRlA l , ythlng you nt<*4 fi , LlllkJ #t»rt to flnlahl •HERMAN CONCRETE PIPE McCracken Road Phone I1241 m m -s n Ut# 1241 PI) ' ‘ eediwn -A'» been nt»f 1 lir a .' r \ T fett& k, PRODUCE' ! *i 1 I \ ROAST VfiM* 15— : lb. lb. lb. lb. Knnelv-a Rollnl IntersUta Life R Accident Co„ Blackwood, N. J . P. O. Boa 1841, Haaford. « a. rtmanl. l A— N o ilcta — PataoMUa r ^ l S allonvllla Icebeerg Lettuce plants 11.60 thou- E S a l e r Wa n t e d " - in city of Snap Dragon, Marigold, Banfurd—100J«rm -h*m a necea- FAIR TRADING POST — North Petunia and Physoitegla PlaaU. Park Ave... Winter Park, at the * V** T fn'1dlcllt»**,A vitamin*. A. K. RiMveltrer, Flerii^ Celtry toll course, will be open MN> ba opm. A ^ P h o n a Jlt3 after Mondays, WsdiMad* Like new, 7 f i T ^ E .. >* for the sale of an. Mdfiaajjj lays, Thundaya and — Mahogany Creaat l SIRLOIN STEAK RIB STEAK CHUCK ROAST BRISKET STEW W — • Hy owner, Nlrt, thrm hnlroom FRIED Shrimp Dinner, Served houae nicely fmiiMinl mmiI N "The Heat Shrimp on Knrlli" oiinliipcil with Vcnotinn llllmln. every idtihD nt llomei’x Drill, 7ui* W Tltlril Ml. Cun Im arm 121 East let. Street. by uppoliitniriil. 8'J(l W, Oril fit, F a r HenuIlN *6.06 I’booe uriU-W, Prlceil to Hell nl Shoe| Denial, Wutehe* 1 vitn.iio, New Work Shoes fHH T h « I i .II i . m I iih rule* fl|,|i1r In r* ’ * ■ Ini nil W n n t Ail« i>nl>ltnh*<l In T h e Courier Pulnta gnl. f2.rill Nnufunt H e r u M , MPKCIAI. ft-rooni nimlurn hiiunn, Army Cote, illankela, Sunifln lilcc pun'Iota, kin iikc, 2—fill ft! I H in t till* e r r line i H > r r l l „ » Route, Tui puidina, Ituiie onte, lola, well frulti.il, kltcben filma l l m r . Ifh* |irr linn l i u r r l l n n llllllk lleila, It Hint* Nr |i<>r linn In a fH lo t . Inhud, ft:7(in.u(i| f|2M).(H) will ARMV-NAVV SCKPf.Cs 1* ^ l i « » » iln i.«r ||n» l i u . r i i x i , , Imnille, . , . , , 106 N. I'ulmatto p|i |1 2 t *f P e r line i n r W m l i r . . « i r m i VKItY NK!K fi room modern IfU** Horri* in ihn linn. ITITHIIIIItfi Pflillle foi every I l u u l i l f t a in I n r M a r k In r* iniia. limine, Kood iielulibnrhnod, flirn purpose. Inked kllelien uinl apuee neater, mviilnu, 2-i-tir irnmue mid clone HUNK Ml IK (Ruse ti I’nliil Co. 112-ttl W. 2nd. SI. Plume ,120 III fmilm.no, term*. Huai Ilia mill bn Nmn|»lrlt Itnn.M lN i; IIIH IH K — 10-roumn in SWAP SlltlP , 406" k . Illi Rt We n a vr Ihn Itlaiihua* aa a r m Huy, sell or trade moat miyexcellent condition filMMMm n m a il u in r h a r a a II r s a r nnwn Diing. I'huiie ION .1. la llalnil la Ihn I n lm b n u n linuh. lermn. MAI A M , furnished lioune. I n / a lu m Inr llila n r r u ia m n i la Weal I at .Street, 1.1600.00. — We bolh hmu when ymi don't lirimr •11* I A t a i ltn rlla n r la napnnltd S M A M i new lioune, partially * » ! '• « » lirninpll*. I n nrilnr l u r your prescriptji,in, |,a n KY’S « n I * ranilnr ihn hem »m a .n ,i» completed In Canirlherry, fl!70o. Plume Ilift hime (111. annt'lcn, nil l l a n l Alla inual hn MAYFAIR* Cminuully attractive l » . " « » n i l Inn nn Ihn i l a i hnlnrn (.Ilhhnue Jilunta, ft DO per M I .*■< home cmdiiiulng everything n Cllirlia nutllnallnn. PM»II W. Mffnrd Lake Monroe, good Inline nhmild have, well fin nan a n l l l t tin I m m n ill n ln l, luiidncapeil, 2-car garage. Want IIAI1Y CHICK SPECIAL FOR If 1,4a n n n i ure lira la ) n i i r n offer. JANUARY. I’ulloliilii Tesled " I I r a a a n l hn rna|>naalhln In r m a i n lh aa nan la m ii r n n l laanrFlwks. Rucks, Reds, WVilli1-IIKilHOOM lioune ileairahln loca­ dott«a, Rock-Red Croaavi, f6.lli tion, 17600.00 will trade fur outaide proper ty, — HHI. Not Hexed, F.O.H., C.U.Il. Live D e l i v e r y (lukranteeil. FKKtl W. IIKNDKK, Realtor T CHEHTMONT H A T C H K It Y, Room No. 2 Phone 1010 Ik p L 111, Dux 7, Rluckwuud, N.J. Florida State Rank bldg. In C. IIU 0IIE 8, Aaaoclate QtWfii And HAD Cecil 6-pc. Dinette flll.116 New attractive bungalow Juat com- Hliglltly Used kitchen rnhlnnl 20.116 pleted. Two hedrooma. Juat llaeil a-pc. I.lvltig Itni. Suite 10.06 over City I.imlta line. Priced at Used (l-pc, Dining Km. Suite 70.06 I FOH KKNT — I Used Single Mctid Red, fii2no.no. Spring ami Mnttreax ill,06 Twu amalt frame bungalow*. Ideal for couple One unfurnished nt Shopworn (IiiiiMi- He.). Coil Sprlni: .6 uacd linierapring *2060.06. Till other furnished at Matt leas 20.06 innod.oo. * ItOHKItT A. WIMilAMS, Realtor Special I New 2-pc. Living t>!try Avar ■ Ruum Suite hd.06 Raymond K. t.unduulat. Aaaoclate FurnUliwI Apartment, *B larim, Phone 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Special I New Sofa lleils, Choice of Cuvers 40.06 olulin rouma, ritiimc, bath, Sun I'orch. MATHER of SANFORD ulre Apt. Apt No. It, (111 |>«rk fl|t)ulr« til 1% ^ TRApl &KTHt Use HERALD ■Want Ads 490 690 630 490 MiiriisrrI Ann Uuitllly, lleav) Wenlern Grade A IIKKF : ; - T W lb. 690 Square Cut BACON 1 tMifl,1.' ***«<•I 990 L Y K K H S IK iA H -C U H B Il S M tlK K I) V O u ’U - N g V E B 5 i B T A W A Y W I T H . . . ) I » |* I o * •* ■ , *>-a* 1 lb. ctn. 840 | BREASTS Si; Large Head Irr Hern LETTUCE Fresh Fliirhltt 1 Yeliow Honor Frozen Food* Pascal PEAS 12 oz. 2,V CELERY ............. stalk 090 II. H. Red ; Raspberries 12 oz. 2!)c Canadlen KRTARAfiAS ll>. llutni- Remit) APPLES Fancy Red 1)rliclmi« APPLES Fresh Florida • 1 I Weaten TOMATOES 2 lbs. 260 |CARROTS SUG AR M IL K L(i. 2fM! 2 Lim it: .r>-lli Hkg (it Mloasum TALL TIME. 2 CAN LIMIT CANS Armour's New Shortening P E A C H E S 17c n o . 2 » /2 c a n I N O R Y SNOOD LGE. PKG. 260 PEANUT RUTTER 5|0 LGK PK(J P E T E R. „,p P A W [ 25c 1 2 -o z . j a r CAMAY SOAP KEG. BAH 2 fur 200 19c ! NEUTER'S SFM1 ■ SWEET M O RSELS 2 Sm . 21c G t 69c 2 HEINZ fo r 35c LIBBY'S TOMATO | JU IC E CAMAY SOAP N o. 1 U ll ca n 1 0 c BATH BAR |O0 TOMATO SOUP no. 1 can io < * CABIN NOME W. O. JIM DANDY M DAL G R IT S A lR k . 1KEYKO 1 Ed V I V 5 23c C O LO M BO OLEOIb. 3 3 ^ I lb s . IVORY2 ixjE. i 23c CleverbWom Mad. Grd. A. Mhm. S H I P P E D ................. 4 7 c C 3 e ^ g s G,A A Fwh M e JEW EL OIL VWT QUART m ______47*5 QUAKBR, MOTHER'S OATS w coSWJfi^?? cm tic Esstel 1c«* B E S T S ...............cm. 10c Plrmanth Maid w, k. Na. 8M CORN .............. c m 10c •* Ut 67c N O R H AKES l,GE. PKG. 290 RICH FLAVOR HALVES “ARMIX” 8 |b- c* n Ik . hunch 080 DIX1K CRYSTA LS Armoura or V ONIONS.............. 2 Ilw. I . 'M l B/rdaeyir CAULIFLOWER c !S k * f'" r Mb 'f t QUAKIR M e a t G rits m £2 P- ID SOAPBars 23c iv o r y " " S O A P 3 Ref. Bars 22c i & S t & S " * . . pi. 22c 10c S U r i Rt. j a r iik TaUa* T I M U I ............ roll 8c mXJf :......... M. |8c Yarmmm Maid II as. W O i m M . 18c 3 fov 14c h tr fie S P IC S i S P A N ‘ irOW. Mb'l-M’ * F''- f* i. , ■'.*y fr M E M �In U n ity T h e re Is S lr e n u th — To Protect I ho Pe*c* of the World; To Promote the Progress of Atiwrlr*. To Produce Prospsritr for Sanford. Britain Accepts Skfet Freezin g Rain, Floods Coal Owners I eAll. President Promises "FievaiTOver Midwest Farm Area g ue L ew js f o r n Chinese Reds; a'ses,nSmall I949 6 4 Million Jobs By Were $8 Million R 'tf.S. Stands Pat Relations' Broken By Chiaug Nationalists As Britain Moves To Protect East Trade WA8 HINGTON, Jan. 4 -u P )— A The Stale Department taken the view that Hritiah recognition of the Chlnear Communist regime doe* not man a split with thie country over baalc aims for a China "free of foreign dnmltiulion." The Department* stand win outlined tod*y by pre*» ufflrer Mlrhael McDermott in u new* tonferenre. He arhknowledged that the two nation* have npllt wide apart on the question of recognition itaelf. The While '% Houve, meanwhile, maintained 7 alienee on the Hritlsh-Chlnexe development, a move that » n generally denounced in foogrriu. Meanwhile, Norway, loo, ha* decided to give full recognition to the Communlal Chinese re­ gime, a Norwegian official re­ ported In Oulu. He *nld the Norwegian runaul general in Shanghai ha* been ln*trurled to inform the Chlneae Communist foreign minlaler, Norway I* ready to aend a charge d'alfalre* to Peiping. LONDON. Jan 6 m Hti tain irengmied Continuum China Inday, breaking relalionv with her waitimr partner, Clii.tng Kai-Shek. The move wai an elfwl to *aie guanl heavy Uiitiih inve«linrnt» in China and to protect the Diilnh colony of Hung Kong. It wa» a major splil with llie (orrign polity of llie United Slatei and France, which ate going to lake their time about recognizing Mao Tee-Tung. Secretary of Slate Atheion taid yesterday the United Statei conICeallaaM Oa Vasa tta) Medical Battalion * Ifl Activated By Colonel Cobb l; III, »: Cobb. USA Florid,! Milt* Col, taryV....District, Third Army Corns, rutit activated the Third last n night Hattplioii lin'dIvnI nlnloon at tin Armory. Tin* commanding officer w i l l . Ik* Copt. Vincent Itoherl*. local rloclnr. Assisting Uapt. Ho■A b e d s will lie I.lent. Ernest South ” ward, J r . a* Medical Service Corps Lieutenant. Raymond Liimlipiist, Hoy Wright, Jr. and Hill Cagle enlisted In the platoon laat night. Twvlve more men are needed and any who are Interested In Joining are asked to contact Rev, H. I.yttlaton 7,1mniermnn, 41(1) Magnolia Avenue, or any officer in the platoon Hanford now has the distinction of having two local (iuard units <m here. ^ At the regular meeting of Com­ pany T, local fluaril unit, member* wer» instructed In handling domeatle disturbance* and Interior guard duly by I,lent. Bdward Rmlth. During the *econd period the men were instructed l»y Lieut. John Saul* In the organisation of the rifle company, the duties of each Individual In that company and It* relationship to the batta­ lion,'regiment and division. At th« fl| rlnjf of the meeting the men * wera paid for the previous throe.* montha drill which totalled about •3,000. Bolivian Pilot Blamed For Traffic Air Crash WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. - ( * > ) A government aviation agenev yesterday blamed hletory's wont . airline crash on Bolivian pilot Erl* I Rio* Brldonx and aakad that hi* American flying lleana* he taken •way. RrMntia wa* at lha control* of ■ surplus P-38 fighter plena which anufinrd Into an Eastern Airliner over National Airport hero laat November, killing 66, Tho Boliv­ ian, who waa the only survivor, waa falcated from the hosgltal Just recently. Thd Civil Aej Admlnls£ tration filed a'comVutalt with the V civil Aeronautic* Board charting that Brtdotia had flown Um P-38 without a proper ' certificate, had failed .to follow Item around tho regular the airport,' and had failed to ‘ aln change court# to gfva way to an other plane. FLYING ARROW TO SAIL # HONG KONG, J a n ^ J U r i ^ - . Tho labrandtaen U m freighter Flying Arrow will aatl tonight for Rad Shanghai wHh llO jjJo,- S S o S S 's I n mlM IW d the aay they hnvn laid By Aaaoclated Prraa Slrri ami herring rain created new harard* and -lowed idirl Friday for bundled* of homeleii or heatlet* families in MtdwrD flood areai. Memphis vl niggled in the wage of Ihunday * vet ere ice storm it* woivt in 17 yrs.s. av freezing rain fell four hour* Friday. The southwest and California counted heavy crop damage limn cold weather. Freezing ram fell alio in toulhem Illinois and Indiana, where rainswollen rivers and creeks have caused great hardship and hate spilled over thou*aml* of farm urre*. A t * lea*t three pertum* tiled estimated at f6.UU0.UWt Chilling rain also swept state* In some Mi**ouri and Illinois from the Ohio Itlver *outhwaril flood areas, uvernlght rain left a aero** Tennessee ami the rrntral two inch coat of Ire. Highway* liiilf Stale.*. It extended over were very slippery. Pennsylvania anil New Knglontl. A wide hand of freezing ruin Snow (turtle* blew over the (treat and sleet impeded highway travel ,l.akex. from northern Ohio ami rinrthwrxl It v*u* a little warmer totlay Pennsylvania southwest ward aero*, in the Northern I'tuiri* and the mint of Indiana and southern !lll Upper Mississippi Valley. Hut it noi* into southeast Mi - m u m and continued cold in the southwest. Arkansas. Itain fell in eastern It wa* 111 above at Tuesoti, Aril., Texas and the Tennessee Valley ami 26 nt Hakersfield, Calif. The worst Ice storm in 17 year Three night* of (reeling weath curtailed all puldic otrlltir*, lit­ er in Arinina'* Salt Hlver Valley eluding transportallea, in Mem have caused a citrus crop loss H'aatlaasg Us l*aae Slsl Warren Hit For Hundreds Of U. S. Radio Speech On Trains Halted By Sales T ax Vote Coal S h o rtag e Damage, Restraining President's Ruunuiuii. Council Reports Suits Filed Against Labor’s ‘Four Point’ UMW Officials For Program Not Forced Production L o s s e s Washington, ..... . I * CAMBRIDGE. O . Ian. b </P) ) iye Ohio coal mining lompanie* today filed livr mil* in common plr.r* courl .irking ne.irly $8,000,* (X)0 damage* liom John I.. Lewi* .Hid olhei i 'Mill'd Mine Worker* union Ir.idrn individu.dlv. ami llie umoii lir.miry I hr .line lOUip.tlUr* Idesl coinpaiuno - ii I* .vg.ilnvl tin* member* id tin- union aikmg r»uit injunc­ tions lo bar them fiom abiding l»y lewis’ liner d.iv work -irrk. Filing thr suits wen ihe I’llDliuigh I'oimdidalrd to.il t o ., lltr Waiuri Collenrs l thr Y. and I ) , ifit- Irllriinil t o.d t o ., ami ibr t ’.idir Milling I'" , ill ol ea*Ir Mi I Hilo Ibr III ms asked damages on llie basis id lotmagr hut bv vanou* miner sinkris ami work stoppage*, ritrv estimated tbr los* in 1049 ai 7.000,0011 ions I hi’ soil- wen* filed uli'liT IHdo * Yiils-Mitii* Act, which luohililt* H-IIOOll ill t •inti*. Sis Mimin' suit* nil* expected to I,., ill,,| ii.'t today m l itilikliii End Of Five Y ears MrCarran Charges Breakdown In Only one-thud of the 1 ».Ot HJ.tHH) | limuni/nl ssuikr-is ssmi gcneial Conduct Of Displaced Persons Law wage increases Iasi year, the m iieasrs wese -mallei than ill I'MH. i \V\S| IIM i IC>\, l.tii (» f/l1* SriMhii M*l m m 11) \ f ami tllrir was tin '"tialletli ■It tflHl) lit ll»«’ llie nil I'h.ttgrd i > Mr plrli1 Ti'akdiUMI liul.ll llir Ptesiileiil'* iiiumil "I ecotl di'pl.u t*il pi'ISKl ' 1111 mule ad v i'ii' tiid.u gave that at i Im'i’t III* -lid tii >* it, - an* liemi* npeitril l»* >*,mu I (oUUllllg ,d wii.il till* DM1) irirs Ills i»'* *ml liltu mil not lie, i,mi* i'imhI <itl/ens ami S' I*»* >S111 1*| ' •ton dtil In l.dmi\ Iout tIt iiioml t mli •t ill sstl *seisio* "* garni ilMies In |i at ilnwn ll" |)i »im" . til [Hilt wai rt .ige ill, li*4'n 1 N|.itrs " T h r council, ill a levien 'r o t t*< Mil h i .in i* . 'ittiii.ni «c| ittr >»,li H»* I nt li* i »* % t IMil nil f"A PI* Lilt. M l Ml* mule |»K i f» I n*t * III i **!•* Congress ah'ii,* i*ilh I'trsidi III I iu ;•in Ilian's rtoiiuMiH message, -.ml llu- i ii vi*'I ih*nt i* it .*i H * I 1!* ■•"W .’V1*1 » II » ilM lease* B r i e l it lewri ami 111 I ‘hi "|id I t * I ll 1 .mi U*' r 41a•J 'iiihuihfi aM*' mit fi t .tf 1Li* •miirwhal •niallrt in aitimml than ilistnft* i 1 >1 w I <• i 11 ii*I tin (lift n i1ft Hi it i in «hen a mapinlv of j |**|n <■e *»f if i■■» ’ 1 ■t ||«4* it i *i ■mil .. i i • 111 » " T 1 1 fillet i'll 1 1 l ' **• I U* <" (HgalllM'd I dull null I tMri pal Ml* a 'll I 1 pi'l ni, i i f mi 4'liiu •tef* t »» I It* -l fill latefe.M ,1 t lid ks \\*r n*i ...... ill V Mil X1 , I, Ml*........ Ml. ||||M I III ll A lltj („ i, , | I, .1111,1 "in \\» »*ii * il.ex Economic Message Is Rend To Congress; W \>IIINl,|ON. |.,n. b- |/P)I’lestdclit 1 1 mki im de. hired today till 1 lilted N lies i an idler ill ii.ip li id in1111" 11 i"ln tin* year, ri-i imllii ii im liir veils and. tn llie . M.l tl.............plt ie rlumn.ilion of li.v .ltl In i .I., i i .a Mp,Hindu annual * I •ills (' Ii IlM'* i !<**. Nli ♦.* i -■I*> i i*l i is.H.n •llliikpii h u m a n laid iIi** iiifH'ii* ricifiomy h«t lis>lu .lilil Atvllilf* ind Lav** • wi«ti ......... . «..ntiiti m i*. from ill f mi f. In t* , 11 t* •• *if> II m I ’m i ♦•*i»t uMril two point* ■in* •* l.t III If k*|- 1ITI Vr* VV lilt list: SlandIn i n Iiv pnivi i- ii. , until,t credit, and 1■at m «* imn •• III*. •«l In.in innn (or hide i mi mm [•,i 'in".* II* umhi -lAkrtl «i "mo* |rl dr* f i \ IIH t .\.’ »H I till ||> |H■•i 1 1It! |f"«I this turning i M Mi'ii' riilli'*! il|U‘M Im it>** M !•:»v Willi lif Mi- i i it" 11 pai >I f!■*1 ha k l|. M i l l I It* .1 1 i*iit +*-* (hi" i umii-ii ^i»*<I I'liMlIiil, |>idltl«!tl k 'lt f a m i pll* . 11 Mu' JMi•*n'T11 i t I le'-fiil •• t he* ii I* *‘fi«i* iif a !iffi*rii, i •lilt** t m iM " t al'p h i .i'd f* i v llie UiImh * lift «*■I I *-Mel’ ..f H»* Mm siid' Hf I i mh >1* 4'll! t UM f I .. I. ll m«M«m u State Retailers Call Dwindling S u p p l i e s yi'Iil' «>l|l - I fititli11if »h'vi-t* tl'iin'ii! *»l a Hint ■ |m i I K 11 *•* *•* "mil *i MMMMIHI ImiiMit. I *. .h atl.il L> 1.. .til *m it «fi.‘ii sl pain V : tin ..f mill tkilfni** F o r c e One-Third Talk ‘Classic Blun­ i hi i'll* i'll* MI* Ian .I' m! Hil l' d t tin'*I |ilt»Y»H ( min* -«<i1 wI*.•!I\ i »i i i *l\ l i rKIs I ' v, ill, same nutstandIlllllllli't »'• VI,11 i * t iln* ’ « lit itiiMin* * 0 ■ ........1 "* Rail Passenger Cul der’, In B u l l e t i n r iii|*h»yn * |,|r I.* Minis* M.iii i mim' s* hill * \. ipli.ai- ne generally 11it|* III litHMi t lilt. 1*ll* III* ' Mini* ,n»;" • . (lie loll T I h *N|* ll : (t'HI Ilf I*i f Iff 11 1111111**1 til 11* -Ji|ti* 111 I"..' NFW YORK?- jZti t> i.T) TALLAHASSEE. Jan <► 4/ P )1In* *Vtin*11* lit , I 11nil It's, H-I ilit i" *III* •■I Mi l Hit ll |.. i.. *Im - .*1 uheir they should i i i m *h In ’" iii ini)i**i Mini Iniri* i -int*■ i vi ii i •*»■•himiM il*I* *1! * ll ifnilmirti iih re*»c* •!*• in ll • . n etononiic prol lu* SiHiaf. , I lie F lorida Stale Krlailerv’ A»to- Hundred, of Ibr nation'........... .in | I*\ fin* N»w i <»l k * “M t *>.* 4'luilffr ••|•*n Iin Im t * \ ' flu ♦..tin , ..iiiiuiHf't f.i » till 1.1. a, i Hi.- I1,........ unity now it i’tl fuiinti, a ii 11 a | m 11 i*lii H i I * ' m L I t .xins today wrrr headed tin ibr n.ilion loday void Governor Wnr11,, l.nruiM i ,*'iil ami D"ck Uo. . t ii.,i mil.lieai km. I tin 1‘iMshatim MiruiiK I'o., all i*I uni i u l" i *m i i‘n ■' in !fil*"i rrn threw "divcirlion .mil »pott»- ilurage yard*. wliill lliMial In llie fill f t .till 11■ ii *!. out ' iilli'v oper iitM'ii' \, in, wages, tlie AdmlnistraIhry'tl join tbr irtnrd. old dririmiiivlnp lo the wind' and cummit1 1 si* in Mil1 '.in'ml i > ut if v ta* Tin* t'olnialiii" suits, suiil coal |,,ip,. I,, 1,1'i'p liands off. led .i "cla»*ii blunder" when he lirlt m locomotive gravry.udi a "pi'iuti'is ssill rai*i* tin* ilaniagi** ulfp'h finik |■IHi*i* -fan l |It»* •* fl IHI**Tlilt 'fit 1 ,'" Mr. TruItn1 alvisfiw f 111 niet * M i Lai viiggrvicd piayrrs of ihnnkt for cron thr loiililiy lint her ausr t„ i, total "f ♦in.mm.iHM). infill *% mit!. 1 1, Iimvv in the haml* tin* tiaiiingc suits an* liucctvd \vMiki't^ ’wiHfr nifMini' n *«•n- a•11 | "! maiii^niM'iit .*11-f labor, That sales tax supporter* and ignurrd they're worn out hut breaute tit.i n $|sM .,|U0,IHHI,niMi im I *1* I in.t „u|y i,gainst l.s‘wl», but agaiuat i. whet*' Dies should remain." legislators who voted against the they're iliort on coal. liid.KiHj.i-.in.Oon last \. .i \wi .1 oi m Owens, UMW Ill,' eaoiiiiniir laesnuge, read From New Oilcan* lo Omngo tiiasuiei ; Thomas Ktuinwly, UMW ngt* vm*klv i'll i inilk; i »mi» 111*111 levy. I m bat ll linns,', of t'lltlgre** by A'bulletin sent to 0.000 member* and ra»t lo New York, operator* vice president nml other UMW of- IM .I4 In IM.78. . i lrikn, v\ils I In' iM'OIlil of tt trio Ilesldes the n]iproxuiintely fi, 1 R e l i t I um W a t c l i m n n l s * S J 1 5 , U t H ) l . u s m e s s l u - ul i ail> '»* l*'H n*port!4 HUbmit* from the Retailer*' Awoeialtorv Ifei4 prepared to lay-off train* to *avr In'tlie suit* asking damage*, the Found Tied. Suffercrease hi »> M,»tith; '"-maker* t.y tb* Prothe Governor "inapproptiaUlr fuel lupplirt dwindling last in thr L*iittl D|ifrut»r<« Hiiltj Btriicrw •nd fit sl.lKMI atiiaiiited w m ke is who gut In. I fuse-, rt.OilO.tMHl f . l e i u l elu chore the holiday »ea»on to attempt facr of a ihrerdity wnrk wrrk de win k stoppage* ordered by l*cwl# loycx recelveil h gliet p«v as llie lir t, Wednesday, w a i injr On River Kdj*ei Pcritnl Kndniii Dei ' t . ini, n r an W ......... ......... - ---------creed in the nation'* coal mine* cast miner* llt.ilOOOOO In *o*t IWrll a purge of the Florida legislature. Dm Union M e n a g e , ax illliirgalilrril wurkn* in :i * milulicr of unkiMiivn but ptabnhlv I lie HCiul* fo n g rciC “* ... .. Attached to llie bulletin was « by United Mine Worker* d u e l John wufie., in, average id lb, 1 - it 11.« San I' m, I ‘ii ii* i'ii Mmi.iav "w ill I ii 'I mw i ' v I, mi |(M**1 w a r U l 11(1 " I la a ti Id 1 i l*r , b. iimil ..... .. imlllnliig his )>ud.. ............. .. w" ,U> pailial text containing Warten’* 1. Lew,,. \ | a I * t i* **, mm' b* 1 I I lb1 I'.'t lO'iip'i'Ills flic llie I'J ItiDlllhrt yeaik." wall biaai, wlm liuiliil -t tl> ii.iiuili* mil tall of sale* 1*1 lUppoieis, llie M* W J I k I a||av\ IMV* I I,>||1.1 IV loll I a I mg lies! .Inly I |B ih . i i v * plalil.'il Iasi Mil'll,Ii il ' h r number of welfare rrcipieiilt in In 'In 1 i' m1in1mm* message, the ■Mltl 1I , 11,,* no'Mlli* 1 loll 1Im mi,1l> l |l I 1 m i ' ll A u t o W a l k ' is lie ul I,, have pendim coinilies and llie anmuril of with less than a 2 ^ day* supply I I I J I I TCM l * 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 0 I e l F l*zv nil,. , Itovv- I f- t I »./ 7*1 a, In "I.Mi ........... |>r..t ” _ H • ■ , J h ,, *11 | Ipl.t i h , vs as .llu Ills It'll ' ■*, Iv b III IV ' •,1 1 i" tent moral builder for of coal lo lake one third ol llinr VJV I s a s s a s j - "■ J money lliey irttived. ■ , tf, 1 ill 1r | " il l i l l li r 1 i" II* gave eieilil to (ti­ A u to C o llis io n U l .................... n.> r »v « strain operated passenger Imonoi 'J'fli* liulletiii saiil the Dec ,1 I'MM \| ,,,,, , , • Ill'll ll* >m mm,| ngi (culture fur* I pcedi was its "own worst indict |lives out of service .Suruhiy nighl > in, mi n il i c s t m i n i " \1. 1, , I, ,1 ,, . 1.1i I Iii , lb. 111 Incut." It called the list of legi 1 The order apparently hit hanlrti M b' . Il-t. Ill'll 1 .1 pull tllll .j'),,, n,.v c Mct'iuiuell. tW ........ll .M l I i I (HI. tutor.*, named by Warren to the ibi'tuigli tlie IU4!) re■ill*- l i n g fili a l 1 Spasm 1 ............ M.*li*-lt--t ailntaler " M l ................. ................. „i ..i im. .. attention of KSHA legislative sc in the midwest, south and east. |. ,1 ,1 ill IlM ill. |.|l V 1I. . . 1., loll Report* from polnte thru,igha.,1 i.ura. N Y , i-* in critical , lrilllt.,. ......... .. .............................. II........ .1,m V William I h-mas lion committees, with n reminder I III 1*1 •v I* 4'll In uliru(I, fit* |>rt** .......1 „ M in 1 ti,, bo imim Iui » i f ( ,, tvsn iii'U vi i Mm.I 1 t »t;t i\ ,M iH t,.l,l li.lit pnlac |it that tills is the inhnth for legi* tlio*e area* xhowed doxeni of at I'Vriiiilil - l.iioglilon aiennu « inittmn/iiii* il„ full I....... I m Li* life'lli«*vi*<| if tha I ’ ..... 1 Dm 11,a I ...........I'li '. mil.- of Hat nglil f wav .11 ,,ii ,*» A 4i ills11(MlFit Oft I'ttfer Him) lutlve candidates lo ipialify for railroads were preparing In dix lliixpital fidlawlng an A M M anil »ti»v. aw.*v ,M cantinue from n few up In lunre I cidlwlnn at hlcvclit 1 ™r* " 1 t h »ii I. kim I mim .I I'I mim I. i l.» t r . , , t , M M *1 a n i l , 1 il.i *t 'In in , i k* 1 eiecliun. link Avenue yexlerdny durtiig "i |,rnm.|t ...... s.u.,u..i.- ........... xxill, lillll III *1 t.ll "Tho legislators mentlonesl by than a hundred train* each. It. when 1 ■ a. I )' * 1 01 |)i „ i „ is at Wayne t'oooiv l*.>' L.» f ile In tin* fur wt»lL inejnt of flu1 ft'lliiwiiig ”•* J**1” gt.'u*ii!! f Toimnf'Himi v* v« ••!;»% jn*ni.f i. inline In the governor'* radio mes­ h, , l'i|n ...in' DM /If* mill Dr. Orville -. accnrdiiig , 4»f ft*........................ ...... I Mu* 1 Jilin ini | . '.till III* was lempaiaiilv 10 sage are those who gave F'luridu major line* 11*1* hlesel nr nil- .tmki*. Hurkx, at lending f(1( ,, ' ...... ......... loan. 1,1 F'lm, ,'1.4 ............ Id.ysiclun. it* present confusing, costly to pnwered lucntnotlve*, and w iu ilil.................. 1,1.4 III , III well ill,' ll-aihllv' " nilminister, excmptlun-ridden und not Im Immediately affected, mi­ ........................... lilfflcult-lo-enforce retail *ales lax, le** asked tu share their locumu V, HIM | a 'Ill’ l l - III i)l'tl'lll|"l a ill * “If you dislike uur present sit liven with coal-powered lines, |l 1** ' ul..* t, n ''I Ml' "I 4' 1 l ‘* II itHflMHfsF *»»l 80 far, there were few report* I,is lln I'M .1 t M , I I I !S, .Inn it, ,/p) uf plan* tu lay uff rail mail work­ IlHip \ i " "til g-ii I t"li| iavenlle | (),„ f„,.t 11Ul1 , 1,,- stale 1 alniill avei, I'll! 1 lew er*. A railroad management fmio the aiiulinl itxen. lie wii ■ nt iL n * , 1 xt 1 v "I a liiilf-hutir of tId- futon* " ,,IV , - II Ml apokeaman in Chicago said them driving Ids Ituick sedan yeNterday ! ilmlig 10 limn ."'•iiilli I......... . ■I" »iny; nil,i'll n boy carved m m thw ani":;; &v t a v ;*. ■ , m u i" fi" ^ .......... ................... would be no personnel lay-off* I iir >11 •• iclii- an tier 1 In**| with a f t e C ’oouoDxZo ...... Iv............... -..... . 7 .* 'V . . 1... M.....• because railruad brotherhood* •me at about 2 :?H o’cl.ak when he ,t, liecanse In* "liked to see 1 1 , tieeii lul l. I ' ' " ‘ Iii’ ii* lost c- .Uni of the car and craahrd vf(t, !h(1 |. ]ol t>|tl i ’o 1 10 iiuiiiiii r imtinmil henduuurters lieie Do have a policy of sharing avail­ mglil af Dee. Zll Winn unknown DKCATUR, ii*,, Jan. A-IA*)— . *1 :im av i -i age "f 1 ii M M..... l... I 1 ,11, into t ie . e a r Of a parked UKIH „;Vabli,b benib M,,;. , " i ! ! % 7, Z Ivon 1 Commixiioncr Scolt Candler, pow­ able work. 11 . gut, l»»v l*‘ei 0 ('base, wa* . *1, f UP, 1 D i,i.1," It, the property of J a n i e . „ '|>r, , . v r „ v .^aWB^ 41^ l*..IM4*w 80m* of the railroad* planned ............. ............... erful Delkalb county polltlcul alter at f t . ’" 1 • *• *' '••“'•I I n ' night nt a medical | g 1 lilt H , T u*ri» **f (nmurt)fi A vunuu. r'liffm J \t k ■ i * i * j • ■ L i ti ( „ ■ * figure, pluRgatf the American to hire hu*e* tu replace the frozen .1 •Jl.ntt* With * •■'■i oemtin* la s Atigele* |nD I. V. Mil JJ. 1 dedicate 4,4 .uni y "w n.'.l Imol nt ||,. -pnlte.l tlie dyonmile 111 a Legion and *uggril*d county rail transportation. Others reduced 1 .tlifi'iin.i ‘ "in.1 i* "* ii m.iI m.uninoli at fat .lent cuts, dally run* of tralna to two nr In" n summoned from Klmlra, ae>l vintk* Streei nml ........ ... \ve,me 111111* 11x1*11 stair well leading I" 1 1,1 policemen Join. 1 i'm** ....... * ' ' 1 '"Iii officers that a* she ■. due here today. E f f o r t * a m lie for p „r ,Hrt)., 'n „. |.ln,l. |vlng tin* liaseniont. The former s ltis commander ul three days weekly. "" " I" ...... * tiave been ii'loimng flam Westchester mg made to locate Rev. Melon jmnu.,||#M v w,..| „f i|„, Krlek-mi On* of the blggeet cutback* l*"llrc believe the iIimiiiiii, i* 11 the Legion, in a letter to the po* hum aging ''.'ill a iin'e, " i" ' I mm" . Iligl, Sc!,"id, a liny. 11 limit ,VIM ,u lice department yeateriluy *uld service wax scheduled on the New <u-r.i sister in Ht. I'elerahurg. The ],.ullt, rul ntlernpt wa* part of >1 , . i"tl I 1 » iln tied front behind xnm* e v iii It lit.If *<r ‘ ' Ik-hl by the 1 minty im nnik pm yiiinsl the UAW coiinecteit vvilo , ....It, 1,1 i ■vxhe waa handing a Hit ot tho*o York Central railroad, which an­ McCunneii * in and crii>lmitp' ileitiH bti-bi' . uniler tin* name, lim es Me Do* shooting* of Wallet ao,| Vic officer who did not belong to nounced it would dlaconUnuc 147 VV. F’. Halley, l !ll West Llghleenlli „i, ..... .. ' 11. mi "I tbnii la"' vein nt \i 11,,. „f „ knife, he HI reel. ................. ... . mm In I Park. a veteran*’ group to the police train* at midnight Sunday. la, Ket,liter. Dm 1 iii" 1 Di't'einliei. IP IH, *>i 1........ . Ium Krlnnd a sigiihaard. I'ulrolmati Jack Hickson, wii" ||. It. Pope, wlm hax xerved llu. i Most of tha tralna this mail Walter Hettllter saiil lie lie chief. ywir I|M ,.|„„r|im„ Mf il„ I,eyed It poHxtlde Doit < 10110111 * ' . ........... >• •• » ' v* ■■ > '••• •«»•«!. (.»• tiy. He added he would make ar­ plans to furlough opecatc In the investigated the accident, repul . .1 win mm 'I'" it It*'* 1 Miini, I. I Ih' m, Ii im .tary eontinued, he aat l)lIlt )liH ......... tll, Mai* are Involved. rangement* to have due* deduct­ New England area, but some of that the front and fenders of the l)o(|ri| 11 It *“ll!’ \ " J "ii1'...... 'ml began i -.itting the ed from wagea and that “1 trust them run west a* far a* Indianap­ Hui*k were badly damaged, oo.l wrlthdrawo ,11ml the f 'mnmlssi"n Daly 11 few liotlli lief...... tin* tl......... Mtllll* (III I * 1 I* »* NLi* Hitt sfn* Ni-ruumcd all ellglblle member* will, by olis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Har­ it was taken to Hatltff ». Damage „an,ed .1 I'. Mctrii llaiol as , lmii nliiliii'linii, Tlmnui* siiIimiiII i'.I t" ■' "Ia| HfiI" t«, *ht fuififiw * " f" L* Lhi tin* v4ui I ii lull} hff to the Old* ll while was ^negligible ,nMn v(Pl, the end of January, be affiliated risburg, HI. a lie ileteetor test at Dehidt J " " ' 111.1** nml 11f 11hi ml 1 1 1 ft M It 11 h * ii U » i • 1 1 * |i tiill. That hi»'cj out oven man. with a veteran*' organisation." police heudipiarer*. In most cases, a apokeaman raid, ■ HllJf* L* ••'•Hill •I........ * " iDmtlsooa Ii* Vm s ais> Chandler credited the Legion A library uf "Southern ItcpnrlAlter tin* test, chief at iletec It i« 4* Ai:Itmllm'1 iiiiiiHi'i. . , t • Vim•»nn IpFI 11n t*mm» m 11 >ti* -ntil Die hoy, dressed in blue with the paeeage Af the Ul Bill Mm* in* M o n g e r Andeixoii vvn*. i* mi and a plaid jacket tcihl her of Righte. He wrote t ngl.i when I" aid pl.ivfiilly that Ii, "liked to see blood run.” -------donated t" tin* (’aunty liy Pred "The leglelatlon enacted by „ ' .ulillOltt' Mutual 1" Mi'i'iled, f"l Hi*- buy tile,i tiled of thr brutal Congrees waa written by the MANCHKHTK.H, N. IL, Jan. »* Hell nml IL NV, Hp^m’fT nml wiih I'lWlv V i, ' table Is lojngiliK f*" *mi *•, I,,- milled, nod drove away American Legion while moet of _GVi —A yuunjc »l«ctor chnrgu*! acceplnl Ly D11* (‘iHimilHsifin. Th«bill lb rent per 6" |""iml_'"*« •mi lit- Idi-yele. the men who eerved in World |! (mftiiiirii tfR I **tei •Uf t WILMINGTON, N. C.. Jan. (1. - with murder in tho so-called mercy hook* v*ill la* idact-d im llu- office Hti in a i.as Angeles court* War 11 wera still in tha eervlcc; (A*) — The Atlantic Coa»t I.lne ■laying of a cancer-plagued patient of County Judge Hlenstroin Do HALTLMOHE, JanT tt. t/l'i "•"iu. gnioKuiiie pii'itogtaphU* tvlthen about 400 Lagfonalree etay- Railroad today announced the dis­ went Into seclusion1 today—illenceii use of liH'ai attornoys. A plnum* Dr. Isaiah How,rmn, iirexidint em »lle ............. . I'"" dentil came to six* ed In Waahtngton 10 day* to continuance of aix tralna, with by his cutinael, will he placed near tin* hooks in I'fHn* uf .lulln* Hopklnx Univer , M i i n i f f o n i M c a d r t N o t v a t "i.l i.unlit .Inyce Glucoft haa ■•cure the paaaage X % x memory of Mr. DeUollt's. Dr. Ilemnnii N. Hander, 41) ( a i i i l t y T o G l m r f f o s ily anil olio of llie world'x fore* other* put on tri-weekly I" ' ii pie,M ilted to a Jury uf i0 "Every veteran of World War eight "'C la y surface lias 111*1*0 applied father of three children, wa* under imixl geiigraplters, died a' .liduis "Milieu anil two men, 11 who haa benefitted by this hsila, ife compliance with an ln- instruction* not to discus* the cn»i* to more than :!f> miles of county Hopkins Hospital (bis innroitig. WAHHINti l " N , .Ian. rt opt I'lDeeit t'liMtcigruplix and four bill M\ haa thus been benafltted by teratata Commerce Cummiaaimi with anyone except member* of road during the past year, Hoad Hi* was 71 op Dee, 20. order to conserve1coal. 1 J.ilm M i n g " " , forniei l>""tblaci •ketches i.f till* child, showing lha American Legion. Supt. Howard Gray reported, and hi* legal staff. Dr. Ilnwninii retired as (iresi anw U«w wnilxll ffu Tha new afeirauMifi, achedulea, which go used I” " «*•»<-* *'• " " *'1111.1' tin* prosecution claims "In return tha veteran's orHe left for an undisclosed des­ it) miles of new road built. More lieat of .lohita Hopklnx University wIni White H"0'e. plea'll*.I innocent I''ft by an uxe, hammer, ice­ ganlxatlona of thla country have Into effect at ItiO l (E 8T) Mon­ tination yesterday after pleading than lifi.ti’Jli lineal feet of ditches Jnaiturv t, IU40. day morning will aovo 1,465 mile* today to ch a res of lying under pick and knife, were passed to a right to ixpect that theaa men innocent to an indictment charg­ and canal* have been cleaned and He died at H :20 A.M, nt .lohns daily, tha railroad said. The ICC oath to Senate Investigators. Do* inrors yesterday. x x g belong to the orfanliatkm. ing murder In the first degree 16,105 ruble yards uf clay hauled. Ills trial oil 'ho perjury indnt"Deakalb county hae adopted the announced Wednesday Ita curtail­ In tho death of Mrs. Abbla Bor- Nina new wooden bridges have llopkinx Hospital of a heart a t­ The defendant churged with tack. lie was stricken at his Inline ment order will continue until mid­ nieiil wui set for Kelt. 20. policy of hiring thoaa men vfho nunder, tlH >ear-old Kred Stroble, into, 6V, wife of a Manchester oil been built and U.OflO feel of drain­ late yesterday afternoon and taken Mnragon, erstwhile friend "T night, March I , ualeaa changed. belong to thoaa organisations aveited hi* eyes and didn’t look Raleaman who atlll remains loyal age pipe laid. Total ronil mileage In tile hospital about midnight. The ACL ehaiuMa Included: Mai. (It'iteral Harry Vaughan, at tin* pictures, lie ha* pleaded and ara thua ahowiag their ap­ In the county is 447, or IH miles to tha physician. Dr. Ituwmaii was ti close ad­ President Truman's military aide, Trains 102471 and 170-101; preciation of tho wont that has innocent and innocent by reason morn than In 1048. viser to President Wilson when almnst got mixed tin when lie of In s a n ity . boon done for them by others Lakeland, Fla., Glawiaton, Fla., ERVIN KITH WIRE LBAHK The Hoard appropriated 1600 the World War I president ailin it lit* Ills idea in frtleral district operate on tri-weekly bail*, leavX X X.' (O n *M N aw ra ce its ) TALL/HAH8 EE, Jan. ft-W 1) vsact'd his League of Natlen* plan. mint . ___________ dnr-U kelefld-M l-H ondiya,- Wed- AtldrhVy general' WfcTi*fiil- Erv1ir iy file TuniiuTeiiiicator gave similar "How tin "vuit wish' to plead . CXKCHS EX PEL JOURNALIBTR n**day» and Fridays and leaving opposing a proposed leased wire GREEK PREM IER CHOSEN help to Pritddenl ly>o*evolt tin* court cleik asked hint. PRAGUE, Caechoelovakla, Jan. Clewis ten Tueedays, Thursdays contract for tranaradio preas ser­ ATHENS, Jan. 0 —(/I1)— King “Guilty—I* mean not guilty," «. •— . {/Pi — Tho Oommunlit gov- aad BaturdayabjEfnday operation vice to a Miami racing publica­ Paul today called on John Theoto- throughout World War 11 and the Hleh leduetlon: tion on rrounda it would b* used kie, speaker of the Greek parlia­ preliniliiury work on the United Murngon replied. ornnvjnt today expelled Richard discontinued 7$ Nation*, Judge E. Dickinson Letts set A t l a n t a Kasischke, chief of the Aiaoetated ment, to farm a now cabinet with for gambling, .................. . . m. 6 1 .44 the trial date after giving de­ H u s t o n Trains 1 * •UR .^ Birmingham, Press bureau b a n , aad three other authority to dissolve parliament He arked the State Railroad *■«•*'»•*''« 8 ® n fense ntornev William A, Kelmc H u r l i a n k AUHHIE HEAT WAVE Ala.-Maael tY,p*a operating on and Pubic UtiUtiea Commission to and proclaim a general election. ........... ... 27 «4 .SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. rt. — Kl days In which to file motions. Chicago trLwaekly Ill* selection •* Premier follow­ orgoabwttMw hi the United I turn down the can tract bacausa "It lies Moines ..... ................ .. Ife t Britain and France. ed the resignation of Premier {/!■) — Three per»nna have died N e w Y o r k ............. .................... - . 0 1 . a COLD IN HEM • Alexander Diomcdea’ coalition cal>- und 0 have been proslruted iu a HELL, Norway, Jan. rt, — (A*) — Key \ V e « t laei yesterday in a dispute be- mld-summecr heat wave In the ............ ■ ■ ■ •*• " * . o i u .7 8 ' - n twwan Populist (Royalist) and Sydney area, where tha tempera­ The temperature dropped to 40 Miami i M Liberal party members ever timing ture today eoared to 102.2 de­ degrees below rero in Hell yes­ Orlando ............ ■ *•••»** *■ «*•««'• Tampa ......... .. .......................... - 8 1 • « 3 terday. M 0 parliamentary election. grees, the highest in four yeara. llfviitlt*, ■cHtni H ITHlii * * *( W 'lk it ,i.|r »|n fi t > , H'l'titii*: •*t a|i|»lit anf ii) nr nt liLi'i - CIO W a t c h m a n Sanford Market Who Found Bomb, Business S o a r s Seized By T h u R s Following L u l l McConnell Is In Kijjnt Way Is . Okoyod By Board . ................. . (.'irl Tortured B y k ni Tu->Viiddi ngBoy Who ‘Likud Blood' t“ Georgia Policemen Told To Join Legion ACL Discontinue!* 6 Train Schedulen ~TzLz,r s r ' i i i » " r t Doctor Charged In Slaying, In Seclusion ..........t - W Sh....... ..... ... £ jZtiZri'VAlT'J'’Fumed Geoff rap her DieH At Affe 71 —THE—WEATHER T- ,/.k JL _ H v*t It *4 7^; » * ’! �I T i.UV v . .......... i —v“ Mffi ;rn iMiffnfT -M rr' “ -*m------------------- = s = = ^ I . 11.1 .J .u - ,... , ■ 1 'T '.' ' ... -------------------- . /» FA G t TWO ^The Sanford Herald tataMtikM i« ie*a P«Mrti4 Sail r u h h liliila * aa< Ssa#a* (•alia Aval l a i t n l aa s e c t s * r l a u m atte* OM»»ar IT. K i t . a l Iba Paal O lllra a t > aalar4 , ria rM a , a a (» r t t . Art a t Caafraaa a t Karvli a, iaat. I.la Artt L d b An KAIIar Mercy Killing To many a person suffering endless pain In an illness where no hope of recovery is.held, the prospect of death must appear to be one of merry. Those who lovo the sufferer may look on it so- Why, it is often asked, does the law not permit a speedy end to be brought to auch suffering? But who knows that an Illness is hopeless, or- a dlocaa© incurable? A few years ago tuberculosis was thought to bo incurable, along with bubonic plague, cholerg, leprosy, and TNI WORLD T00AY By DeWItt Macktnil* At’ Fertlw Affairs Analyst President Truman's blunt dederation of American Intention to keep hands off the ....... controversial . . — ul " TH E FA T E FU L F IF T Y YEARS No te worthy Events o f Our Time, 1900-1949 P A New Tumulty Gag Bombs A r e 1,000 Times More Powerful As Atom Sanford Forum Millar Farms, alnnar paapla cam* that way. Rut It waa m lly aomathlng how h# opuauam an far as earthly ban*- ---- JW _,»». ____ • ' *' ^ \-. Ty!, •,Va VW*fjt, EuW LxlW . /rVi>*w OV- i wl‘|hItv' t...- ». W Ifa’rl's ' VKrl -V *. W -*•. \ * Dr. Henry McLaulin OplometrlaL 113 Magnottk Phone S ti Campllad By WILLIAM RITf, Central Praia Ifaff Writer calculated to prevent any over zealous Individual* from rocking llaalaaaa M aaaaar the International boat In Aslatlr s t 'e t m i m n N h atkb S f C arrK r. . . , . ,Sfc^ * ,- n w . Other ifhfaara.L: «J*f/*h. n.-.*f©©to «.»■ n» Inow r aban- waters. It ia flat notice to tha wotld " na« H e a t* _____ . .. . IN rfc»«« U o u tu . ...... _ a.aa donerj as hopi>lcn»iy marked for death. No one knows what that "the United Male* haa no 4a M aalha ----- ------ AM disease, today called incurable, tomorrow may have its predatory design* on Formosa or 1 Veer ........ ...... . . I a.oo M’cret revealed There ia a |>oint of peril to the body beyond on any other Chinese territory." 1 . ---- «»vr silU M .' r . f i , n l In short, America ha* no Imper­ Ihaaha. VMelsIltme a a 4 aallvvv >1 which medicine holda out no hope; but every doctor of long ■tsM alaasvai lo r Ik * parpeee ialist ambitions. .a is le * feeds. will W* . k s r g i t tar practice can recall patienta who have gone beyond that The President's statement a lt' fct tta a la r ad etstlslag rates. IKjint only to return by some miracle of strength inexplicable I lte e r e e e a le * ISelleeellr Hr la- to science. Many an hour of pain too great to be endured will tend In rnunter-balanca Bfitain’s speedy recognition of the la a i NVNspapvr llep reeeetl.ee !■».. ( l a Verb, < klreeu, llvlrall. turn been passed, with another and yet another hour, and Chinese Communist regime before T * w * l (M r. a a 4 a«. I.eele. haa finally been overcome by the indomitable will to live Washington i» ready to act on Tkv Mvraia Is a m ,m s,r at Hi* ibst nin">-r ft will make clear Pr»» Roosevelt llndbargh baby Adolf Hitler Kina A’fenie Kill Xeeeeleleil r .e e e a kirk Is salll|«,l which in the difference between life and death when medicai that there is nn connection he- 1 llaMvalp la Iks a ss tar teen sit- ailcnce has abandoned hope, m i New York Yankees defeated Ihe an a# all Ika laaal Havsa n l s I M tween Formosa and American nonta tfcfa atreapeptr. as svsll as sll It may look like an art of mercy to bring release to one recognition. INVENTION of Ihe cyclotron. rhlce^o Cube, 4 game* to 0, In A P M W aisy slsk ssThere are of course those who to have tremendous Implications the World Bertee. whose only end of pHin la In death, who can never be iiacful ■ high military value on tater. was announcer, during tha FBI DAY, JA N . 8, 1060 1 again to himself or to others- Hut it is murder to end a life lare JM I he great Island of Formosa. How­ TODAY'S B IB L E VERSE which might have one more useful and happy hour. Who ever, the Washington Adminis­ year . . . The world's economic THE YEAR BEGAN In deepest plight worsened w h e n Orest ia to draw the line last ween mercy und murder? I h it better tration obviously doesn't bellevr Britain went off the gold atfnd- gloom for the U. H aa th* eco­ Men's bodies have Men burned at the slake, they have been be­ to riHk the murder of someone who m ight recover, rather the stretrglr worth Is sufficient ant. Hept. 21, and was quickly nomic situation became desper­ headed and crucified but even on than permit the suffering of someone who 1a doomed7 Or to warrant the United Htatea get followed by many smaller nation*. ate. A series of "hank holidays" the Cross one can aay: "Into thy wua man born to risk suffering as a possible price of love ting Involved militarily. . . . revolutions plagued the Latin hagan, Feb. 14, and on March 6, The cold end unescapahle fact bands I command my spirit." The and compaHuion? If anyone can give aure answers to i|iieaAmrrlcan world with outbreaks President Roosevelt closed all is that Formosa could very e<ull> eternal God Is my refuge and in Peril, Cuba, Chile, flalvador banka by proclamation. Stock become the whelping ground for tiona like these, perhaps he can nav whether it Is right that underneath are the everlasting and Paraguay . . . On April 14, exchanges also closed. Th* first enoliirr major war Involving thr life should be token aa an act of mercy. arms.— Deut. itfl :E7. King Alfonso XIII, (led Madrid, Roosevalt "Fireside Chat" waa great powers. So far, the law aa.va no American military Intervention Spain and a republic was pro­ broadcast March 12. The United Gueu ««hsl ? Msigstel Tinman claimed. Alcato Zomors became States went off tha gold standard In Formosa could produce conflict is coming In Hondo Ini s lenei l.rlweeu Husain and the United premier, June 28 . . . On May 1 an April 19. Congress passed the W o n d ers O f T h e A g e States of rnnterli. the Empire State building, world's National Industrial Recovery Act Hid you ever stop to think what largest, was opened In New York (which brought about NRA), Apparently there in alumni no limit, to the dreams of that would mean? It would mean City. It Is 102 storey* 11,290 feet) June 13 . . . The Nasta seised Nine Slate agcntict paid run* the wondera of life which tuny be held for the year *2000. dial America would have, to high . . . Knute flockne, famed power In Germany. Adolf Hitler different pricri Int paper lowtlt, baited on the achievements of the yeara since 1900 turned operate from sea and air, far football coach of the University became chancellor. Jan. 30, and (He Tamps Tribune ret call, show­ up on the calendar. There are dreams of free and boiindlena from home, against an enemy , of Notre Dame, wae killed In an dictator on March 6, following strongly entrenched on the Asia­ ing something ol what it toils the energy from the mm and the tides, miraculous work from tic continent. What a prospect! airplane crash near Bataar, Ka* . th* burning of the Reichstag, March 31 . . . In the World Series, Feb. 27, which aroused the Ocr-. people ot I'IoikIs In iicrIccI ten the atom, an end to the feAr of ill.ieason, speech and sight Anyway, ipilte apart from the the St. I^iulse Cardinals (Oat man* lo a fury . . . Tha Cantury traliied purilisuna While the Uni Hint circle the globe, the end of hunger, and many other difficulties of the position, Amerl House Gang) defeated the Phila­ of Progress exposition opaned In ra doesn't want wnr. There are vanity ul Honda was gelling its mnrvolotiA things delphia Athletics, 4 game* to 3. Chicago, May 27 (highlight: Bally other ways of settling world a f­ towels for $2.50 a case, ihe Rail­ Rand's fan dance) . . . On Feb. Such dreams are not fantastic, aa can readily Ire seen fair*. 1932 19, an assassin's bullet In Miami. road ami Public Utilities Commis­ hy considering what has been only Hincc the first dawn of tine way is to continue encour UNEMPLOYMENT and bull- Fla . mlaaed Roosevelt, then presi­ sion was paying $6.25 and The lilUO. Consider how absurd would then have seemed any ngemrnt of nationalism. President ness failure became worse during dent-elect. but struck and killed Horids Industrial Commission was foreensta of aonte of the thinga which now are common­ Truman's announcement Is, I take Ihe year On Juno 2, a "Bonus Chlcago’a Mayor Anton Ccrmak. It, calculated In reaffirm Amarl paying $7.50. Anil the people pay place: The airplane, the modern car, radio and television, ca's stand against Imperialism and . . On Nov. 17, tha United States Army" inarched on Washington, ihe bills. Dili the people tlun'l mind ihe aiilph drugH and penicillin, atomic energy, brain and fm national anvrn-lgnty. tt'a .1,600 members coming from resumed diplomatic relations with Tills whole, vast Asiatic pnlltl t the raat and middle west. U. H Russia . . . Tha U. B. Navy dirig­ paying. They like lo pay. heart surgery, ami many others. ml ptnblrnt 1 evolves about the • troops drove them out of the cap­ ible Akron fell off New Jersey, Only a fool would rniy that any conquest of which man ■liirstion of nationalism. The Ru* ital on July 28, using tanka and drowning 73 . . . Thrca-two beer We see where ihe federal debl may dream is impomolile of achievement. The men who have rInii brand of Communism is in tear gas. Ona person was kilted. became legal April 7 and Prohi­ has now risen strove 257 billion dreamed, and believed in their drenma, have changed the tenmllnnnllsni uniler which all . . . Hrlrntlflr achievements were bition ended In th# U. B. on Dec. dollars. There tvas a lime when the world time and lime again. The foolH are a handicap, but nation* would place thalr aovai announced. Feb. 3, of th* discov­ 6 when Utah became the 36lh clgnty in tlie bands of Moscow Isle Premie nl Roosevelt said the not an insurmountable one ery of Ihe neutron, the smallest state to ratify repeal . . . In tha Marshal Tito's break with Rusal* country could tafelv stand a dels particle and the Isolation, April World Series tha New York whs over that very point hi* re 4, of Vitamin C . . . On Jan. 27, Giants beat the Washington Sen­ of 70 billion dollars, hul lhal final If* surrender Yugoslavia's Japanese troops landed on the ators, 4 game* to 1. sovereignty. seems lo have been completely Chinese mainland, began Invading The many countries of Aaln forgotten hy the people who ate Woodrow Wlltton would tiavo been interested in a recent which now a ir emerging Into poli­ Hhanghel on Jan. 20 . . . Charles 1934 how running our country The sky piece o f newH front New .Icntey.tThe Democratic members tical consciousness. arc national­ A. Lindbergh, Jr., 19-month-old THOUGH BTRENUOUB E F ­ ■ow stems to be the limit, and of the atnte leglftlnture, who are lit a minority, have choHcn istic. Complete self determination ' ■on of the famed flyer, waa kid­ FORTS were made to rombat the "Shoot the works" the motto. "Eat aa their leader T. Jatnea Tumulty. Ilia' name Immediately and ahaolute sovereignty a rt thalr j naped. March 1. from his Hop*- Depresalon, It waa estimated thara wera 4.700,000 U. B. fam­ m mLL V a Is tt 'f1aa ■sIAas Ilf tin oopo*>e avlii MM$as aaiafl Nmt n « i > twaAis alms. The more nationalism therc i wall, N. J , horn*. HI* body waa drink and be merry for tomorrow recalls Joseph P. Tumulty, Wilson'*! private aceretarv both Is In Asia, the greater the harrWr ilies on relief In April . . . On found May 13 . . . On Hept. .1, * tie wf die”. And our children and our during hi* governorship o f Now Jersey and bin presidency. against tha advance of Commaii James J . Walker resigned, under Fab. 27, King Alkart of Belgium Joftoph P: Tnmlilty’a hook of reminiscences, "Woodrow ism. Therefore democracy'* CUS'I* childten't children can pick up the Are as mayor of New York . . . waa killed In a fall from a cliff. i pieces. t lx Wlltton As I Know Him", w m a helpful firat-hand account to boost nationalism. Franklin Delano Roosevelt wae H* waa succeeded by >hla eon, In the ej-ek of many obaetwr* of thin academic figure who carried away the high prizea of the problem of the Far Bast I* el*ctad President Nov. 8 , , . The Leopold I I I . . . Congress granted The people are clamoring (or polltlci/gtiided the nation through the Firnt World War. much broader than Formosa- Till* las relief. So isye the headline* in and advanced the doctrine of intgmatlonnl frlcntlnhlp and war of Ideologies—tlile arthagea* well known In principle aa was hundred* ol newspaper* as Can­ unity which took abortive Hfmpo In the League of Nation .1 don which Is boiling up aiDpng the the A-homh, tnanv nation* of the 'populous A hydrogen bomb would work trell iweti .lor id Hilt lem o n and Ih now continued'in thn United J i .............. ' NatlmiH. basic Orient- will be settled 1on on the opposite principle to an ABut they won't get it. They will New Jersey Democrats have not always been follow©™ principle*. 1* . . I bomb. Instead of splitting to get never tel tax relief until they quit of the aiiHtcrc Wllnon tradition. The now Tumulty on the One swallow doMT^t energy, it would use synthesis, demanding additional invemmrnt stale political HCOitn perhapn tiwrit hltt advancement In pHrt summer, and one Formcma IH> I I In- building up nf a chemical element. aarvicei, (|uethnnahl* pump prim­ to thin. He hail one Hpeclnl reamio for preferment which will likely to settle the Aalatlc conNEW YORK. Jan. fl. _ </p) — fllit. Whatever military valua Hydrogen, tha llghteat-welgbt ing. and wattelul cxtiavagcnce. In lie applauded by moat outnlden. He Iihh been a steadfast op- Formosa may have must be gauged The hydrogen bomb, 1000 tim«M chemical rlemcnt, ordinarily has a' ponent of H ods Frank Hague. the long tun the only way the gov­ hv Us relation to the whole Issue. stronger than our A-bomb, whirl; weight of one, meaning Its nu­ Thu* we haar from President Trit- Hcnator McMahon I O-Conn.) said cleus contain* only on* particle. ernment cen gel the money it yesterday might rnme lip for con­ man; . . ipcndi it ihmugh taaea which the Hydrogen of double weight, la "The United Hlate* haa no de- sideration hy Ihe Joint Hrnnte- also known, and ia what Is com­ people pay, anil the more spending , alio to obtain special right* or llouse ntomlr committee, Is not a monly called heaevy water. A v-the more taxes, Any fool knowe -rlvllrg»R *> intibllih or !» 10 maninn rnnHury secret In principle. tirivilege* nr wartime discovery la triple-weight How to make a hydrogen bomb, lass* on Formosa at this time. that. Lower lairs and more spend- Editor Hanford Herald and also a helium bomb, both pr«- hydrogen called tritium. of avary resident of Hanford. It in| limply are not compatible. Each differs from hydrogen by Hanford, Florida sumahly thousands of limes la •specially a problem for all en and Earth shall pats away, hut atronger than present bombs, are possessing ona to two extra parti­ Dear Hlrt paran ta. cles In lls nucleus. A fact known Wa humbly apologue for out I have Just read tha lettfr by My moat sincere wishes are that my won! nhill not pain Rw*y. 1 to scientists everywhere Is that .............. t» Cltlxena of Hanford will show nhmil«l nol bo mirprlifd If tho failute lo do Wallie Windsor jus­ Julian Htenstrom printed tonight the in the Hanford Forum. I feel It thalr Internal hy attending the very thing that Paul tha Apostle lane who do not belleva In the useF whenever one of these particle* tice. Mildly had wr pul the paper an obligation to answar It bacauat City Commlaalon maotng next wrote to Timothy where h# atstad, of tobacco, alcoholic beverages, enters a nuclaua, of any atom, to bed Wednesday afternoon when I have presented soma opposition Monday ngnl, at which thla deci­ we shall not all die, but (and tbl» horse, dog, frog, turtle racing, the particle loses a little weight, M u called up to inform u* to tha proposal mad* to tha City sion la to b* made. I hop* that all does not mean sinners) shall .lx Sunday baseball and football, pic- or mass. This loss la In th* form In a moment, when genu- ture shows and theaters, card of energy. that1 H was not just on* husband Commission hy th* Stadium will sipraas thalr vitwa, both pro changed Theiefore scientists reason that Authority. and con • • - and ahova all, that Ine Christian* will *ha raug|hl up playing, as we believe these to WiUi« hid hefnra she married tha bs the work* of th# flesh, modern If you can build up a lightweight First, I must aay, I do not faal tha final dacliion will b« tb* one to meet tha Lord. Wa are now In. a sifting and church members and tha devil. Duke,' but two. He was her third my motivations stem from any which will prove tha happiest atom Into a heavier atom, the s i Of coiirea, It’a trtileh husband. More adequate inlomta- feeling* that are not progeaalvt solution In tha bast Interest of The pqrpoec of ths club la for esaa mass might make a bomb, In get along with tho Dtnril raaraation and entertainment of llow to do thla has nevar bean Hea on the subject came the neat and Intended In tha baat Interest th* graataat prosperlly and grawth easier for all Cltlssna of Hanford and patting ua on tha back and many lls.^inrmbers. aa It la a great mentioned. Th# only new pub­ of Sanford. Nor do 1 think th* Mining when aomeone called lo mambera of tha Htadlum Authority thalr Famllt**. people can fool ona another, hot Florida sunshine gama. Our dues lished fact la discovery how to at the rapturing away *ly that Willi*, who was Wallie ara movad by "unproirtaalvanaas'’. Slnci Sincerely youra, a rt $3 00 per year with each mem- make tritium in atomic ovena. Balnla, folks X Ika will find V The h e l i u m bomb la better Ham Marline bar furnishing hla or bar cues. rfitld, born in 1096, lint marMy arguments agiunat th* has­ 1 not fooled Clod. Wa have many Our meeting* nr* each Tuesday known. It Is basad on tha fact Uei»t. Earl* W. Spanear in ty appropriation or capital in(•ml lobbeis, gamUars, elgaiett* at 8:U0 P. M. In tha Homotal, air that atoms of ou* foim or helium vastmant of th© nawhr acquired Tha Hanford Dally Herald 1911 5h* Clgarelta bla, Fla. in 1916. smoker* and even alp some fir* haaa In Sanford. split, and amlt about aevantaan Tax era predicated solay Hanford, Florida Haa* wator some times, among tha on lh# theory that tha fJIty Com­ Dear Editor; Wa have nine court*. After eur million electron volts of atomic Thar* la auch a vast difference ranks ot tha pretemieie. club becomes older with prectlee energy for oach spilt. Thla split­ mission.la vitally Interacted In Paul once said, I am not nshamad we hope to branch out and plav ting waa dltcoverad In labora­ using nil revenue and fund* at In cause* of theme. Many years thalr disposal to promote aa great­ ago thla was brought to my notice of the tloapel, and why should ww? other clube. If you believe In goad. tories many year* ago, and furn­ ly a* posable the baat Intaraata of very forceful, while In n revival It’a Ihe only decant way to ||r* dean. Christian * porta, we Invite ished the flrat proof of Elnataln'a In a northern state. Th* Lord and tho only safe way to die. 1 you In become member* of our law that mass and energy are was saving souls and many-who Ilka the feeling David muat have club a* we do not believe In Sun­ eequlvalent. The trouble la lack of a chain bad lo«t thalr salvation war* re- had when ho wroto tho 23rd Psalm. day playing. Let's make tha naw year a great A helium atom that Non member* can play by pay* reaction. splits doesn't automatically pro­ duct or split another barium atom. (IOITOOK OBAN Ill FRIDAY JA N . I . 1980 THK SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA of ngt. W* nt*d ad donations to buy h»PP*n on tha aan, . playground equipment for th* I ML Wee< ml M eaael c u t . J i m e ft HI. IT .** Longwood Hotel *~ BerviSif Uslir horn Sm s la I P. g, HMORGAHROHD LUNCHEON DINNER * SCaena flam (I.M alaSIp «ahnallleS fnr P e r il** a n * S a n a a tia Tha THINKING FELLOW r Irian (ha Knute Seekae t h a Phlllpptnaa Independence, March 22. to be effective In 1148 . . . A "blood purge" of recal­ citrant Nail leaders waa staged by Hitler in Germany on June 30 Sixty.three Russian leaders war* purged by tha Krrmlln tha following Dec. 8 . . . John Dilllngar, Public Enemy No. 1, was shot to death, July 22, In Chicago by th* FBI . . . Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuea waa slain In a Next up­ rising, July 29, In Austria . . N King Alexander 1 of Yugoslavia and Foreign Minuter Jean Louis Rarthou wars assassinated In, Marseille*, Oct. 9 . . . Fire aboard the liner Motto Cosife. flrpt. 8, off New Jersey killed 130 . . . War broke out batwaan Italy and Ethiopia, Dec. 9 . . Tha World Hcrlrs saw tha St. Lo< la Cardi­ nal* triumphant over th, Detroit Tiger*. 4 games to 3. 1*31 ECONOMIC RECOVERY still ( ecemed far off with 32.000.000, reported on relief roll* In March. On April 9 Congress passed gi­ gantic 14.880 million Work Relief Bill. On July 9 President Roose­ velt signed tha Wagner Labor Act and. on Aug. 14, he signs- • tured tha far-reaching Social B e -1 curity Act . . . The flaar Terri- | lory voted to return to Germany. Jan 13. All Jews In Germany were divested of cltUcnehlp, 8ept. ■ 19 . . . Wilt Roger*, famed enm-1 rdlan, was killed along with pilot , Wiley Poet In an air craeh In Alaska, Aug. 18 . . . U. 8. Sena­ tor Huey Long waa (hot to death In the Louisiana atate capltot, Hept. 8 . . . On April 3, Bruno Hauptmann was (lectrocuted In | New Jersey In Htt Lindbergh'; baby kldnap-murdtr case . . . Manuel Queson became flret presIdent of the Philippines, Bept. 17., . . The .World Rerlea brought victory, 4 gtmea to 3, to tha De­ troit Tiger* over the Chicago Cu,ke. N est-1934 t* 1*40 thesis also happens. Hclentlsts testified before the U. H. Henete Irv 1948 that hydrogen end helium it likely ’ bombs were not without sus­ tained temperature* and pressures equal In those nn the sum. The Important word hero Is "sus­ tained." How long doe* that mesa? They didn't say. At least one scientist puhllthed a state­ ment that lie believed the tempera­ tures and ptesxurea that last for a fraction of a second Inside an A-bomb are enough to make a hydrogen-helium bomb. Aa thla scientist aaw It, n hydrogen-helium bomb would be htilft Inside an Abomb or would have to h# very close alongside to explode. It la estimated that about six tons of coal ara uatd directly or Indirectly to manufacture an nt- “ YELLOW” PHONE 1444 24 Hour B arries YELLOW CAB CO. We have trunk service Whl««l*‘e Amoom Saaala* aiedee PARK 4VK . A ONI) ST. t It TUI TIMt ivlrn. II. M. Kumhlcy Phone 313-W 19 3 9 Plymouth Sedan $295.o« 1 9 4 1 . ” , Ford 2 Door Sedan $17000 1940 Buick Super Sedan $59500 1946 Buick Super Sedan $1355*00 TER M S ami TR A D ES NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Phow« 1934 Hanford, Fla. verag* motet ear. SEAT COVER L m Oipt Trim A Piplit# PLASTIC $22-oo LwLLKtr him A Plptaf FABRIC $ 1 3 .° ° ,. ; (UflTALLtO) We invite you to check our Urge s t o c k of coven before you buy for that new car or f«t replacement, cover* foi for your present car. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP �ff^X W %' 1 iT 1 •: T" V' "" %* • # TOR BAN POPn FRIDAY JAN . 6, 1050 Mrs. William* Talks To Woman’s Club Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Kay— Society Editor I i • J I 1 social C alender FRIDAY 90 • ' ' ' ■Poisons t l n t l l l n /Attend lllvIlU I Cisrden Center Tea About A r « g . . l . r meetln,: » f M o Am. - r i - ! » n Legion Auxiliary will I,., bold at • * t h e Le g i o n Hut i.t T-.'io I- liiT i'n n iv A J SI. 1 sipiaic dance will In- mid at the Seminole Cuunliy t'!uh from it.DO to I2:IM) o'clock with R11f.li F a r neat culling the niinihers. Tiie dance 0 fm nieiuheis •only- MONDAY Circle* of the Worntui'- Minion c r y .Society of the Fir-I Baptist Church will meet at 11:011 A M aa follows: Circle .No. 1, Mrs. M> <*pn S m ith, chairtnnn, in liu Men s T l lb l e cl a ** run in; Circle No. J, Mrs, Hack N. Cleveland, rhaintmn. In the T. K. I,, classroom; Circle No. It, Mrs. ituv R e d , chuirnmn, In the Woman's Millie clussiuum; Filch; No. -I. Mrs. J . 1. .lacksun, chnirman. in the Young Men'- c lass­ room; Circle No, 5, Mrs II T. Turner, cliiiiriimii, in the Fedlli classroom: Circle No. 0. Mrs. ||. T . Thomas, chairman, in the I'hilathen classroom; Cirri* No. 7. Mrs f B . K. Heck, chairman. In Mi". Dixon’s classroom. At 12:00 o'clock a covered illsl. luncheon Will he served In the tienaral Aasemhly room and al 1:00 o'clock Circle No 4 with Mrs. John I,. Miller, program chairman, will diiecl the program. H«r subject will he "P tay ln g Fair with Others". Ml women of the elinreh m e urged to attend and visitor* am wel. come. The ttiiiihi'iiin Hand o f the AA**d R t a n ' s Mi s s i ona r y Uni on of tie T l r s t Hnptisl Chutidi f or chi hl i en a g e d f our to i* villi'* will meet at 1 1 : 0 0 A. M in the c h i n c h mir- »ery Ht, Cathcriau's Chuptci of to*' Woman's Auxiliary of lltdy 1,’r i " K pi SCOpal Church will meet it ’ I"' home of Mis. tieorge .Hlbpp. I"" F a s t Kll’ hteelll ll S tie e l with *1 * A . p e r i l ) ’ its CM host ess at ' 1:0 " I' M. . . . T h e Unl h Uner ri ng J u n l m t u n BfVuxiliiii v o f llie Woma n ' * Mis.'iuu a r y Uni on of the First llnpti-i C hu r c h will meet at H:'|0 I’ M I (triiup No. I will nii'i'l wit h M " J o s h I’ lllllips at HMG Uak .......... . and (iroun No. i! will nu"*t with Mrs. A. D. Root i c e lit MM Him 1 Aveilut. . „ T e l e phut it* MM , . T h e Business and 1,rufc**l*>n:il Women's Circle uf the AV. H F. S. o f 't h # 'F ir s t Methodist Obufoh tvili I meet at H:(K) I". M. at tin 'mm • id J i l lIs* K th.l R l s f j s Ojfi Myrtle Av<- Biuu. IK) pi-rMnn^ culled yes- “ " •V ' 00" , l£ l w! 7 L *h! '‘r, ^ " H,uf£ 1 "* t ' ,,‘ Mrect i C,,,U" r where * ■ « * h *7 * member;. of the t u i n l c n I'ltd. w e r e hu-te,»-p* f o r n ilvci ten for the purpii-e of uc•luaintmg till* puhllc tilth the com ­ pleted puMlim ul tin new building. 1-uvciy .•iill miti util d< roraliutix weie of t'liciukci msi"., culiielliua, mill glmholiiM*- which were lined with gl ecliei y Ihi.nighuut the loom. Snoil| untie, m the soft It l i e n nulls held uttrnctive arr.inpeinenls of the rose and pink him sums, tin cuch side o f the i ntiunco wits hamlioo and Chinese urn* which held pink gladioluses. The entire event nils under the direction of Mrs. Miriam Kusecll, .m u te s )' chuirnmn for the cluli, iiii ,I the Rose Citric was in charge uf tit*cunt I tun-. The tea table wus iiveiltild with a linen damask cloth and ci ntcred with white gludiolus S iU cl 'eiindclalirii held "h,scums. *>>'*•' aml.'lahr,, held " hl«* ........... ......... .. "f > ‘ "• I" « “ * “ >™ ' t>rv“ • i f s i i l u i g at the leu . er vi ccs d m mg the a f t e r n o o n wi l e Mrs. II. II. Met uslin, Mi s . !-' F Unix. Mrs. C. W. Buke i and Mi s A W. Fpps, F o o i l e s y c h u n mi n and me mh e f s of tin* vill ions c l n l e s w e r e ho*lesM*. d u r i n g lhi* uf termi un Mrs, t'llUlles K ) <11111, plesiili'llt o f the cluh, and Mi . I. I F r a i l e r prei id, <1 at the gid'st i i i'i. tcr. A m o n g i ne g u e s l n w i l e a lion l ten rcsiill ill of Pliialiitioii Ks t at es. with Mrs IF M Ituintdi'v as cotin less at ;t.;ill P M Circle No. •* Mrs K \V. File, , hail man. with Mis. I F. C o n le y , Cameron Ave­ nue at ;t:.’itl P.M ; I ’llf le No. .'I, Mrs. F F Fruiter, ehulrman, with Mis Clifford Mi Kihldti, Myrtle Avenue and Ninth Street al I M . C i n l e No. I, Mis F. C. Itenili i soli, l imn mini, with Mrs. II F. Fong. 171 I Park Avenue, with Mis. W. 11 Filet lie as co ­ le, stess al :i.:m I' ll ; Uilcl.* No. r>, Mrs. ,\. It M fRancy, e hair man, with Mrs. W. M. Iloag, Jon West Fifteenth Street at ll to P.M.; Circle No, it, Mis. J . F Monger, , nnirnuni wllh Mrs. ,1. N. Cillnn, I JIM Palm,*llo Avenue with Mrs y1 1,le i . eii'hostess; Cirele No. J. S. Jin 7. Wuikei, ehiiilinuil, with Mis. II. Oakes, 122 Scott Ave­ nue at :»:DO P.M. Business WornHit’s Circle No !, Mrs. F, M Boyd, elfnlinturi, at tile chuCrh (or ii Mippcr at iF.'lti P.M.; Business ti',,........f ri.,.:i,. v7,. *» Cirrle No. 2 of the W S. F. H. Wo ma n ' s Ci r c l e No. J. Mi ss Maud of the First Methodist Chun ii will Wil oii, ehiiiriiiHti, wit h Miss F,li-e meet at McKinley B all at I d' Hut, hl«oii .Indian Mound Vilnge wit h Mis" C h a r l o t t e Miuighlnii uI\ M. H i e W oman’s Society *>f t ‘n i ‘- eti hostess at KMJM P M. tu k h d ay tian S e r v i c e s will hold n ............ ■*;' T h e T h n f l Shnji will he o) i " , a n d p r o g r a m me e t i n g at l:"n ■ M. t o he prccciled wi t h » ' “ " " o meeting al '*!.:'0 P M. The rill les of the Women " f , l "' F lrs l Presbyterian Church " i l l meet ns follows: Circle No. I, Mrs A ft . A. Coldi, c h u i i nmu . wi t h Mu F. Moule, J i l l M\i l i e Avenue. f ■ ..III •».:tti to l l d i t l A. *.M. wit h Mis. He m > Wi t t e, .Ii. and Mi s Wi l l mm W a d e in c ha r g e . t h e .Innim Hi gh School puiunt I'eacher As s oc i a t i on will me e t at .F.'llt P. M. to he pi e c e de d wdli a hoard m e e t i n g at !i:IK) P. At. l n H e r s o n a ih Mr. nnd Mrs. (ilenn M l.ngmi mill sons of (lliltle f r e e Is, Mich., were itiientt. of Sir. mid Mi j . A. Logan over the holldayMi . nod M i s John Mi l l n and t hci i fit in i Iv htiM in, . . , , thei r icsidt' iice f r o m the si,lh j aid a A | a n t i u e n t s to ' , 1 . M-. h i . l , . Idle Mr«. R a y m o n d I Mali mm -mall d n u g h t e r l.imla Ii fi , , , , u t l v f or ■ lacksonville to mm Mi (Fill w |„, has r e t u r n e d t.. tin Fi. k ..nville Nu v n l Ai r S t a t o n fn*m M, nndiis Term. J a me s N, H oF miii , Jr. plans t „ l eave t o mo r r o w f m \iItini.-,. On., to al tend till S o u l h e a - l e l l . Men's C l ot hi n g eorivcntioi, fm i) iree days Mrs It,.I.sun m l !•, milpuny him t,, J i n k- on v i l l visit het sisfei .Mis M i K iu,| harden (ialc By MBS. I.. F. S P F M Fit _ Just clime f rom ll„. i, .„ ,lt t |„. Hal den C e n t e r and ,1 wa s n l..\<•]y affair T h e ill l a n g c m c n l we r e oi i st undl ng and the i c f i c .|,,M1 nt* we r e v e r y t a s t y , a - welt „ ntIriuTIve; t h un ks to Mi s Mni un Bus sel l wh o Is e m n l e s i chi , ,, mail. Ha v e Milked to sev eni l ah, ml cnmi' lias and I woul d lik, t ,, a.lviae yon lo s c r a t c h m o u n d \,,ui , a m e ­ lia plant s and see if Mil.j a n too deep. T h e roots like I,, |.,. Mgl|t UCHI tile l op ,,f the g i u u i l so that limy he y mu l i mi hl e I uni not stress enimgit i) ,- im­ portance nf watering Ymi, i hnds just call not he hnppv utile-,■ they have a ill ink of wafer, often \n,| hy ,i di ink, 1 do o, ,l mean n e t a light splinkle, hid wntei a i ’ il d gia*s down to tlie mots Fi gh t file, I- ill the r-11>ill'll ,1111 PAGE n WWKORT) FLORIDA Mrs. Sally Alero Williams w a s the guest speaker at the monthly (ms Hikes uiid luncheon meeting >,f Ihd Sanford W„maiT* Club held on WedlH'sdav lit IM'.-Mtl o'clock at the did. house. Mrs. Williams hused her talk on “ Kt'miini I'.-'.-r- jjiiv e in m c n l Bet* t e l ” and mentioned several w o ­ men who arc judges ami hold high pnlitirliil office Camellias mid fe m were ntli actively used in def orating with m i nugctrlclits on each .......II Inhlc. A l a n e a r r a n g e ­ ment of tin* rose mol pink Dow­ e ls centered the speaker's Millie. MrF F. .speii cii was in chlll'gi of tlie decorations. M i- t i- c n r At. I h ' i i s o n , pre-idi id of rin- cluh, |ni'-idcd over tin meeting doling which time a It it,ole was paid hy Mrs. Roi|ih Austin Smith to Do late Mrs. F A Dougins, pres dent from IhJd-JM MrF. H Clements rend u h Met from the I'ih i Cluh In nppreciat ion fm tin Woman's |Chili donation to the milk fund. A letter was ulso r e a l from the Chihlion's Home in Jacksonville thanking the group fo toys sent to tin- Heine at Chris'inn* little. AD* t iiso'ge F AAVII of the |Social Department staled that I des-i’i t -lii nlge party would be held at the elul, next AA'ednesdav amt elect ion of oi 1icers for the -Social Depailn u ul would take place. I lasles-e fm the lallclicull Wele Mr-. S IF Hal l I,nan. Airs t'lvdi limns v. Mis. S ll. Highlevinnu. Alls \A' 11 Hoffman, Mrs .1 |l tldhum. Mi- AV IF Sti'iupei, Mrs I'luyto’, Smith and Alts. I lent v Will, Jr. Hair Styles Slumlil Suit Shape Of Face Knlcrprise Notes By S A H A N K l . l . H A RDI N Many f riend* a t t ended the open hn . e e held at the Methiulist par •linage £ i i e n hy the |tev. and Alls A\‘ K K i i v h e i i.a AA'edne-dny eve l imy Ui, I t,ul -day Rev and All K l l , her elite, Miilied the c hi hl i en of the church at tlieir home. Alt nnd M i - Hutvi;y Dunn amt f ami l y r e t ut ne d last week f rom Madison wh en- t h e y spent the hol i day- wi t h Alls Dunn' s p m e n t M I- nun Mrs, K. K. DitkiMHon, Mi, nimi Mi'jis (* It I ’liminlit timi ( i r u i M hnv r ictiitni'tl tn their hunit a f t i i >|M inline tii,. In.Ii,l avs With thei r i t mmhh i . Mts, I'm l ine Sth^I Hurv iitul *ian>tl»tei Ann a) .. 'Vi th M in f i t iin ill i s mat he] , M i s in it Ii uf Char lotte, V t* h n his,ui *»i rinlatjelpinit. |*a . i* tin Sliest t>1 Mi-. I,la f 1 It' >i aiuj Mi and ,Mm Sam ♦ li'H.vs ai d Mai v l.i.udi'l i l l i i t i n i f o u t i ‘t,lle]:e, \ t' are Vlsltinif t hen sj - lei Mi** St n ah * dei. hiK'llii he hnliilay irue^U uf Mr arul Mr*, K. K. L o w e u t i e Mr anil .Mrs Krnmett I hi nmi uan ami fnmd> nf Ui hi ndu, Mr. and M,^ r h ml e - , Nuttirur nrintmtl M1• and M i> f i V f lmui.p , *» fth Ml* M ' i l. -l h K K A l 1 Nr H* f e » t u r r * HeauU Mi t u i ' Unit1** f r n d t a f e d him di f *w r* VAttf, Inn p hi ai- det nie that the »'i»'H hat Nut antil Hi IPhil, Ue diuuhf pet t h n u p f i t h r year wi t h a mi ni mum ul shuck tu tan sculps Hail ill i HNi'i *' nav e u* j t a i win u they want u> We fit n’t let our hair trrnvv intne than an inch w i t h ­ out ha v i ng it fall into a shupli*** mas*, st» u e in 11*<r jp* t»n»* upartnjj it cut to ke ep it Innkinir f an iv lien* KiiMpienily hi unl re*-er* tt I r > at Pust the Veteran* ^ j L*. 'War " * , will meet Mui a l a y *^ Ponuifti inpld at S IMI • ■ I"* k in leffulftt C ti. Iiii' e n !>• luhiiBOfl, c n m i u a i . d t ) , .iiitibui.ttM iirtl.i/■ ( home A N( K 1) r tllt A V A IL A H I.K CLASSES | HOYS ni!\H|!l£V SCHOOL OF I MNf i NH 1 Inm*. aid i t.i t e i n p e i a mmi t al | IKlUlteis Uiit uf them i i o a t i 1* a | " p u t w h e r l ' ’ up a ’ "tiovert uf*tfieipnodh1' tinud, . rit >i hi- iimtein* }a<11 \ dot idi - in mil filin' him with e» " l u i f f u i e \ff Hi*' w h i t he pool an ' Vifi'hcutv* *m o " ' t>up-*train• u i t f i w im n i n ' i-a» fhesi* cirvil* r itm • de vel op itieie nt an infer* oritv ti«mpl*'v It woul d he »• i !mn«lli*"*ei* t tJiild d****H!n lot tact t vpes nt-Nlead .if t re at i ng w« u d d - ' 1 ui.d de*IHUs nii m i v »*M heat! titut happt'IH to he a» mini. Tint** -lioultl h* .1 hair tin H"'* vein tu uit lilt h‘ Si f.ah> nittel . t*|ll*e ;cje l , l Mack, ft M. ami M » * ' ....... ami -on 1 honm an, i i thei M i ' \ i sjt"l l l m k i d t of loMii'.t AA.t* . i f wi'i'k, ul till I ' 1. kt II I' f I M, „( |f r V Me* I lion ]i on I f Itmetl »*» 1‘ \ IlietH (' -on, I Hi ot|> lit on al l • i a i >t wi t h tier Mi hnlidity'* ■ on mitl f annU "'*■ Me-s Saf ari I.eWomn. W a 1 1 eu Juckntaii m d I »fie 1 Mnye yvi"i«* ul temhnp anittnp • li*“ v 1 otic | « l.ei'shni p I he i t t i i f n » m . , ami I la t week of New M« s \laio \ nti .1 ei • * \ at i1i v • .1 I ■ Ii, l I,, spend , 1,'ltiel , 'I, a It aa d a \ A>1 .Ml 1 * id 11f V 1 ,loo, ll.‘I II.ol and Mi I aiiniy U 11 SI nonlntid Mt and M I he ll,ill,till nnd ilauidiit * pet AllI 1 aa 11 h ( hen dime M hunt Id ami lain »li |. A 11 iiittapMii i • I in Miip Utiuiel" tiirneti t o lo • I.Mini pel t Mi 1 in day lllti 1 !- 1Pa ;• i htilithiv i All'. to ■ c ■ antlpar n i l 1 1 1 * AY• Mi and Ml NOW T i PI'S IIK IH N N F K S ■4,1, tu 1 itll; lit >itMU*l tilt M t It ft U l 1 Afftl H E lu ll H EA LTH NEW l . I ' l AI I ID 1 VI l l If 1II I K 1 ( I f . f 11111,11 I AS I i ’ ll T I 'I K K ii VA 1 j! M il IM 1 SAN TORO O R LA N D O RD T U R N ON T L A .4 3 6 A T T H E T L A S H I N O A R R )VV I r IM. AIDit v --------s. I i- C St,-I IN A V A l . l l ’ l; •1 v1, A INI Utl i m t l l A I T O N K iH T ’ , T.( i,V .I.A M l ' III .1 “Till* KCD DAM lil ” I in Mini fit in t hall a Sunday •*> Hit' i n t ullod in lie Was td Ku' -hi t a i l i n g tin a f.-imei pa i t n . U v \ and Mr*. J \ lari i.lk-t Mr- Jnhn Sahtter a ml tlai.c liter Ma ' i f n i e i ,d \h l a v dir, S ( ‘ we l e re** nt rjue-t o f Mi and Mi - \V I l y l e i iiiul t a mi l y Mi and \ h - Ka l ph S a u l s and -tm Uniter I h ft S at u i tla\ f.o then heme in A i l a n t a , <»a. aft* i -|o nd ir*c No pnit t oi t ni ^ht wit h M i ' I. M W n a h t mnl f a mi l y Mis I M W u p h r ami Mi If «J S a u l ' Writ K l l l ' l * i ■ | | ellit ices III l a i ii pa l a d we«’k Mi-Mill p a i e | t dennin re fuiri***l Moiidav niphi f itnn S t n u i h he n (hi te tOHiillh1 her |m> Hnm in file ■ vi'ho-el hei r Mi i l . ane v eni e i t al l i i ' d \e»m»n Ifurilin irti Muiala> iiieinhin ,.i Ci r c l e No. t of tin* hiphi fm l l i ph S p r i n g heii he AV S F .' of the Fi rst Alctiio- will la* e mp l o y e d liy tin Ml ant n nnmOily (*oi» t Line Hailmnd illsl l Inn, I at t h e n t a e i ' l mg lii-liI on I oesdav at 'Ftltl 1 ' Hi li t* I hum h ft Monday f i P M Air- I H Fee. J i preild h i ' * i in1- n f t e r spendi ng il„- l ■ I, ill over the laisiness -essinli dll' willi In- pm c u t - , A|i mol which was opened with a devo M, Dm ' t > I >11111) nnd III11\ Mnnnl hy Ati«. I Ii. David Mi ami Mi's F \ i hi uj> I In mi - son, s l i al v wa s under hii't le ti nned ft Min .he f tttv ill* llo- i l i m l l n i i of Mi -. F ii KiI- w in i e t h e v we r e l lie |*ue*d o| pati i cl . , J, and uniaiuneeuicnt t i i f i » -on Mi ami M is hi m u ! Ii wa ma d e itoii the Fei n mil y Ni <I In up and f ui i l l k n o , . l i n e woul d tie held wi t h Airs. Mis Fh/.ahth I hnm ••I Ihnup .1 A| Ha v e s A Illaiki't l i a s ke l ton. V ji am I Mi anti Mi U 1* sal,' will lie held at Hie I e hr u- Hi, mol -on of Al mm i Hep i the m i me e t i ng New AT oi * gne- l , . ut M< anil Itefi eshnnnt - were solved at Mi l l m v c e y Dunn mnl I umilv the riiMi'hiniim of the meeting to Ati-s Fill Duiinio tin. i et ii pnet! Alis. F II l.atiey, Mrs AF It. fiinii M inn11 mill Ke y VA i ■ *! wilt it Htreiklarid, Mrs. David, Alls. I'. -III WU.s the gUCsl o f tie i paientN It .Stevenson, Mrs, Hayes, Mr*. AIi .-m Aim v halli* l. oekci left Moll Klltattrick, Mrs. F. A. Pender, din f or I’eiiii-yl vuniu when* -lie iff i\1rs. I*am*y llostcsH I*or ( ’iri'lt* .Meeting often he |*|evelileil I<\ thoioai'hly wetting (lie gulden s„i| m ||,, (,fternooii just hefme -onset Some gai doers have Feeu smice fill IIIK TII in |iM‘vi'iitiiig or loioiniiiiiig tiosl \ n ,n »«f n < I Ml N I their Injury to then moie teiolei plnnts hy ruiWiing wider spunkier nil or part ol the night. This is true only for very light frost, how­ ever. Mrs. U n ity Heeieu tit Twentythird Blreet and Palmetto Avenue, Mrs. Fee mill a guest, Mis Jaiues Ati mol Ali -y K 1 I T o , l ,,i ha* a fruit tre« la tier garden <*,. Higgins. ud by i to Si i nf ol d At nils! ml mill,.mi, e,| indue Ho lii.lii of n with- vix different vnritln* of 1 .Associnlton -on on In,, J Hi Re al liny, No!, fruit. She also lias a poiiisutliu A Di l t NI Nt i DI' V' OITI i NS with white, pink and red lilnntn* I''i link ShmiH's, ff|>itj|||ltl Icmlei Fur M rrm :H i «uil (.n lilim ic - - all on the siilne plant and her a m - o| Ho. Jewml, c'■.inmunity (T n leas a l e very heiiutifiil light now. t e l . w ill l,e in i I,urge of tin A llo iil the ( tiititli ul Your t Imici* sil thought you might like to rid, M o i n i n g Deititiuriff t n o g i n m Ahn, hy nnd sre*hei grudeii. The fruit 1 ilnv H, l o u g h Friday of n.-vt •111 SlIllltUA ' tree mill poinsett in niff on l In week. T h e progi t i ni is in nr,I smith side of hri house and erm , Inilv id ■‘ •'to A. At. o v e r noli, , he seen from the si I eel. S t n l ion AV I Hit, tin,| is s p o i e , n HOIK THAN A y v or A CI.NTUHY OK I NII.RTAIHHI NT iKfiVIVET . A , lllHOff ll|icn 1 2 :In I* Al. Hull) ll i h in, I.A I - I I, 1 ll I111I ell S I A IM S T H A I Alt i|(l)AA "|{|fll)|<; FOU SALK” r i.A r n i — i"i i K ID D IE S o i .h k i m id u : i I'H tH .M A A | S ii .iu U N D E R 12 - i: i a" tu t v . lu -.'lii A L W A Y S TI,,- i 11. i F R E E *> 't of x nl i i i m , i in It*m11 I*i 4 pi Mi )AV a AAihlhlc H i "1 ill ,il M t n mI a I! I,. \ 1.1*00? I 1 ti 41 f hie *»♦ .1A< 'OI ISOM’S DKI’T SI'OlfK Jl l I nit I nil -I m u n i l i o n l I’liffl I Mi o e l I SiI W illII K ) | I Tj 1 , A 1 | \ KF SI! I I ! (lO O D S O V I I ',,ill, A I >A . V " I t *. I M U l > I "I ' Hi I 11 i S A II I ! AY ■ I 1" I ' I' '* ’ ll' i i i h U I M M l.ffVSI’ T IM E S TI ll PAY ! i h Ills E « i...........................% l . (*H KANDOLPII SCOTT - in- i„ ' t tl.M I’ l K l l LAST TIM ICS TONIGHT JOHN WAYNE vi w MKrrr SI* rtitd Mum You' l l luM h a v e to j*ltup nrmiiul until you find a hairdresHm who i* willing to ^i vc you n nice si mpl e htiir*tvle that suit^ voU! f ace one t hat . an he handU. i MNS MMOU • m u Ul SATURDAY ONI.A r LUUEMM AYatom suctrsso* TO-I IMHIHIffE una woiicir ^ featukk HATUKOAY ONIA'! — Dmihk1 Feature — Plastic Table CO\ EKS ea. 980 Paper l)ltAPES ea. 790 :i for 250 DUPC! il PDD1S I CHIC Ull» I K I I I M I If ll if ! Dish ( I.OTHS Ifl '■nti'fteM ** '‘ MUPVR ALSO F IK ST CHAI’TEH OK TH! SEA HOUND _ AImu — •im ilC E (JEN TH Y" (H KItlAI.) L’hiipi. Nu. 7 Ii SUNDAY unil MONDAY ! ! a l l s iie w a jv t b d - lAi'Hli'fH id'flNIlIRlS ill kJi'Hlk Ml VIH T L CO IU M IIA INVfSTiGATOR lUMirfmiT' ^TcmtcOlOKf 4 ^ K ttA l w as om 9\ch HI x ‘Ml SIIKFTS ea. HI x 10HSHKKTS FH. ea. 12 x fill Pillow CASKS \\\i h u sba n d / C « ith M a t 400 S i n E a ................................ - I N * Hath TOWELS, Lr . Size ea. 490 Hath TOWELS, win. nize ea. 290 1 *or $1-^ Wanh CLOTHS 900 12 far Dhli I ouji’Ia A for 29c ( Ti n s it re al b u y ) — Added AUracUoiut ■— CARTOON — "MEET KINO JOB" NOVELTY - "CITY OF CHILDREN” NEWS rPARAMOUNT a s n w y v n • »■«, *' * J . . G a r r e t t 's •b COM. tat A HANFDHD AVK. III P j • — H . • i -------------------------------- -----------------------------:______i________________ VP \_ _ .* ...r . I.II* 1■ ! i �I mCBRpYwiZ H fa c e m m fimVAf.n flA w W In fetd G olfers To In v ite Bows To LIU In lacuill riy e r* NYGarderi, 66-63 Saturday Night S£C Honors Blackbirds R a c k Up FSC’s Star Scorer Is 11th Win To 1 Loss. Back In Lineup As Temple Whips NYU Army Tussle Looms Season’s R e c o r d For Florida Is 3 W in s Against Two Losses NEW YORK. Jan. it i/l’i I,AK CI.ANft. Jan. (I, - (HpoTl,e yfiM-rft-1,, i-irtri , of Long Island llnivorellv dr-ni'-n I *ini I alraled attain In t Might why I* I'l-nlil-i Sniithein t'ollege \ill fare is one of Ihe tint Ion h Inp-iank M n,lull Arm y Air Held f»t thr ing cnlli-gn naski-lhiill Icnnm -ei-ond lime tills uesnun when The oiice-defcalod lllm-khli 1 Kiev meet nn Ilie I 'lyetV home ranked fmntl, In thin wcek'a At .nun In Tampa Saturday- night soclnted I’tcsa poll, t int; up their ficd holiday iunilllluning got eighth straight ami It sen<on uiideiwa- eailt ltd, week for Ihr mark nf 11-1 In nlnrming fi«-in Lakeland Mpmd and the daily ins behind thr whip llnwllnt: Green 1Iona point to-vard a much itmng I he Hlylellne, »nr of ten indi»ldiisltv HeelgneH ardana .*Iiich h/> of Ohio, (J0-H8, at Madlann Squat < - r ar11jr.11 tlmn Hint whfrli routed Chevrolet owners, will have new braille In 1(150. Improved grille Garden. ,*0, the A i mv ipdlilrl 42 In the|r more tsalrlul ornamentation are anme of the exterior Improvement A major upset seemed In the flint till Inst Nev. 20. rd power and comfort now being ahuwn hy Holler .Midur Hslca. making when llntvllng Green I<>*>k Gene ttohhlmi. Ihe nllxitiir- and an IB-pnlnt lea-1 at I'l-'JH In Un­ -II ,-nnfereni-e high ar-iiter of the set oml half. Then Sheiinmi While Morx, U hsrk In uniform af'e, H found the range Tut LIU. Uilh I -111 game ulnu-m-i' from the line, five minutes left LIU hail pull up thin Kiinint. (i-teran center, •ri to within III fid. While anil bill r**l11rIll'll fir,III a four mnrilh Leroy Smith put together » illli-i ledilp III I- Ini Ida lulhlle string uf III ronnecutlye p-lni** i ’IhhiIh aiirl nll-atale Glmck Terry, to put I I 11 on tup to Htay. who un h out of thr l-'SIM ar Mill Long H a n d linn Ireit ■it,|\ tin ter line to lllneis. In leporteil ROHTON. Jan. Ii. i/Pt — 11By ASSOCIATED PRESS Kaimat Slate, r>K-b|, nnd if (’Inn -ii iciidlnena for Hie Siilunlnv till The Mnnlieal Ciiuadlcn* broke lon’s revamped Braves will plm Bee's Iarya gel hj tin ir next The meet will be the piohule In two gami-a agiinlut SI I.... i<* I i lu-avyweiglit II, game iclu-dule all "III Jinx last nlgllt and rele a .'It game .Spring sxlilldti-o North ( nriililia Stale IIn-y 111,II I III 1050. Next week I lie Mncx will hraleil Hie orraslnn by hoiinrlng sc Ill'll ii Ie The Tilbeuuen, who will ha-e an excellent chance of M\irp(ti,-, akc on Alabama Slain „a Tuesday lulu h Hr with New York f-r secIhe remainder nf l|p'H xi'lii'diiic night, followed hy a twin roll tenI -ml place In Ihe National Hockey a new uutfiehl and a partly ne-* infield aftei a recant -leal with HoTemple upnrt New Vmk I'nl with the l-'luridn Slide Seminole* League standings. Al-led by Bill lieay, who fired New Y-uk (ilaltls, will -pp-ixa Hivarsity, f>il-4h in nverlime, hi the Lrldny ami Halurday Aim -dale,I two goats and assisted In another Cinrliinali Rrdi In III of Ihe r VIrat game of the Gulden twin bill coming ft uni behind •• JtV-iV* Huough l-'eh. 22 I-, the Hulveridly -luring a third period rally, the I'xhllilllon games. of Miami, HletHun, Mercer, Cjeor t'aiuollena downed the Boston Bru The seheiluie was Issued In r handicap In the ci-nli-g uilnuie night hy genet at manager Jnlm The irgiilar gnuie ended -If -I| Kin Teixrlirfrx. Tampa. Lrxklrn-, Ins, 5-3, Wofford. Normally thin might not he loo Guinn. and the (iwln won in the exirn »m| Ili'glilililig proxpc, I* f„r (lie much lo ahont about hut for the Tlte schedule (gauieN at the ierlod on the good playing of IH5II season, Coach I lick Mm land Cniindlcne II was quite a feat tliavi-s' Mi adenton. Fla., training kc Hr-r-mviigo. It marked the first lime lids ciimp ii riles ■ specified t ; It xvnm n eoni|iarnlive1y light aid today, "The kiiiuiiI I* palen11nIJy gum|. We didn't hit our year the Canadians have I,eaten night iialioiinlly. Match II. tliooklyn at Miami; Columbia, hack from a turn di'iile earlier In Hie Hen-mu lad we Ihe Bostonian*, In seven previous 12, Hinoklyn at Miami; 13, Si bnuw wliere the Hi-iikur-Hnc* are *!nil«, the Bruins had won four I.utils fatdhuilx at St. Petershlug, of the fur weal, uperiod it.-i Ivy Lcag ill? fU’HMou vv1111 ii litL'IN vie and we're conflilitnl we ran Iron and lied there. I t, Cardinals; Hi, (iliKSnnall Red* them nut." lory over I’j im-Hoti, Now Montreal and the New at Tampa; 17, Huston tied Hnx nt Florida Sou I hern lum n o i l lliiee York Rangers, who warn (die, are Haraeiita; lh, i'ldllies nt Cteai Hoiltheru .MetlindM, yvhi.-h ml uf fi Vt* hIimiIh till4 si<t|iyori I)** lied vs II I, 37 points, I railing De­ water; IP, ITilllu--; 20, Reds; 21. enrller had lost aeven ............. .. pile eaity season jdavei | ohhi -* li-ill'' lied Wings, win. have -18 took over the lend In II,. Renv pushed home two goals In west Cunfereneo hunling Hue, uie lo illlieai ami Jni'llgllillillos, jUl-ltl, Hli*n led hy II piiinla ni •ue Much have m-oicd 2*18 |,olidx llil- Wild third period nod fur a halftime. The Texat Aggli-a heal rgalliHt J!ll!l fui tin'll oppiineida brief -uoinent was i-reditril with a AFXflH ( lli itiliiiii, .|[L ib, ||| jin Vlrtnflea were claimed nvei Mac- Hiir-I But Ihe officials changed o th e r holllhwi-Ht I'unfi-ii-uci- IWIj tin- fjoll.gr- of <'IlHI Il'HtoU, signals an-l gave Ihe final goal *’ I'd nnd Jink-—mill,- Naval All to I,i'o Grnvelie. Iteay got an as. ilalinn. slid. lire Hulveridly of I t-nlilii edged Il was Ihe mily game si lirdlllrd, oy Hu- undi-Mlreiiglti Houlliern The pacr-sidtlng Ite-l VVIugs, -quad hy a u n io n 12 p„ml nun however, played a cnsllv heuefll 'n in Hie cidlegiatr >i a on opener game ol Delroli with the Inleiua -II lieI. Meiret lime-rally Hniial league iiII-sI hi-k. In Ihe at aged the second defeat during a eruiri.r- of Hie' ifniue goalie Hairy -1", . loud lllp Hnimgli Georgia l.mulry suffered a spralue>l nnkle.v mil north Llofldu, PliyiUviaiiR dldn'l know when he In the- 11He-it p fill HiMil lli-rii will rmild play again. be Captain Gene Robbins, Joe ^nvatli. Chuck Terry, llm-ky I’rgg, llil IValentine, Lmi lliifnagcl. Turn Wongs, lion hiimiii, .lack I’alma, 1). C. Ii llilaw, Luku Tnlla, Huh Benin, find Gene Laid/. T o iv H H irx w - m t i i i* K in n t a m : - i s K it in , Lx per Ind to atari fur MneDIII fl i s tii.i-k Atilrlv (.‘IIIIIHX. l i e n * ii# Lol'Warda Zuotlg anti llnigg, - , f pee l t v y - tKs 1 H s M l l t e , Ciiaahly at center, and Wiggins n t f i n i i i uoe i n n nan. ( l u i n n i Ham ml". - L O B ANGKI'EH, Jan. il M l - rind Mlcliiilkit ill guurd. m ciiv u n I I Ii— n i n i h s M il* Tile *4tli n11riiiiii |,f»i f Mien Hiuol-r-hi. -*->Kev V lolls, GAINESVILLE, Fla, Jan. ft (HPBClAl.i — The Vnh-rrrjf,; . f Florida basketball squad get* back Into competition thi* Satur­ day night when Alabama’* Crim­ son Tide meets Coach Ham Mc­ Allister's hoopatera in Florida Gymnasium. The (tutor* will endeavor to get hack on the winning side of the ledger In the game with the Crim­ sons. Just before the Christmas holidays the Gator quint lost two games In sn Invsslon of Lou­ isiana, bowing to Tulane by a •id-CO count and to L. fl. U. by a 78-40 score. The 'Sam e haa its work cut nut In meeting the Catnra, for the Crimson and White has emerged victorious In hut three contests nut of eight this season. Both tesma hsve met one mutusl foe, Ihe Mississippi Htste Marrmis, sml the (latnrs topped the Htete quint (15-43, while Alshsms fell by a 47-43 score. hunky Hans Taenslrr Is holding forth as the leading scorer for Ihe Saurian* thus far this season, having poured 714 rounters through the net. He Is followed hy Guard Julian Miller with 58 points and Forward Ted Jayc<> with 35 points. Florida has played hut five con­ icuiB tests uiin this uriiuii, season, winrimK winning m ther iiib firsti three game* before losing to the last two. The Gators depend upon a fast break under (he basket as their main weapon uf attack. The squad jacks experienced veteran* on thi* season's team, hut the ememrgeuvs of Ted Jaycox as a scoring threat has helppil case the toss uf three Inn men from last year's team. The Gators will prnhably start Boston Braves Canadiens Break Jinx By Trimming Announce Spring Boston Bruins, 5-:$ Exhibition Games New York Yankees at HI. Peters­ burg, 22, Red Hnx: 24, Cardinal* at HI. Pelrrshurg; 25, Phllliest 2tl, Cardinals al HI. Petersburg] 27. Detroit Tigers; 28, Yankees at Kt. Petersburg; 29, Reds; 30. Cardinals; 31, Yankees; Aptil 1, Atlanta st Atlanta; 2, Reds at Tampa and Atlanta at Atlanta; 3, Tlgera at Lakeland; 4, Caiiliualn; (I, Reds at Columbia, M. f . ; 7, Red* at Raleigh, N .0.; H. Reds at Lynchburg, Va.; p, lied* at Roanoke, Va.; 10, Reds at Minefield, W. Va.; II, Reds al ('tun lesion ,W. Va.; 12, Richmond at Richmond, Va.; 14, 15 and 10, l<ei| Hog at Huston. f Snnforfl - Orlando Kt nm l Club EntricH Get Underway Witfi Los Anmoles Open —-and Ren H-ignu*. coinhu-'k be­ gum today Ih e iiiiliun'n Icndini' golferii thus dart ilieli annual Luba non Hetly CopH Crown In Field Trinln lion dollnis, EULAIM.A. Ala., Jan. It. i/T) l.chani-n Hetty, owned hy lisw.on G o Ii -iiihii of I'lillndrlphln and Union Hprlngs, Ala., walked off with top honors In the all age -takes al the seventh annual Chattali—hliee Valley field trials here vesterdav. Tbs three year-old pointer, re­ cent winner of the Texas Open championship, was handled hy Mack McGrady of Union Hprlngs. Hiinshlne Nellie, pointer owned try George Unities of Suffolk, Va., and handled by Ed Farrinr of Union Hprlngs, look second placwith Galway Bay, owned ami showed hy Ed Dodo of Montes uma, Ga. taking third place honors. Honorable mention was given three other -logs: Ranger’s Spunky Fete, owned by Dr. W. H. Wallenford of I’rlnceton, W. Va. and iliuwed by Herman Smith of lla(- trek for wilder put... . Hint will UHgregale moie Hum half a mil­ H '* lo , Angeles offers the hlgliesl single pHre. *jri,<«l(l (If this, $2,(1(111 goes in Hie winner. Che lemaluder is split Inlo 24 places. ' U’g a wide open inui.iismeid -la •pit# the fsrt that mighty lfen lin­ t s n J s slated In participate I*®ian I, Invariably a man In beat, but lids time j| Is different. Tha mighty mile Is essaying a combsck from an ailtoninhlle sy cldept thsl almost klljerl him Iasi rebrqary. I i remains In he seen whether hs oen maintain hi* old lime tournsmsnl form over the four-day, 79-hole dlilauce. Many experts believe lie can, Borne have even Installed him a* tha favorite. lip haa captured this same fix­ ture three times. In . 1942 47-48. In Uikt Isnt year over this same Riviera country club c u rs e lie brought II, par 71 to heel nnd walked away with the U. H. Opeh •rown. The last tournament Hogan played was the I’hoenla Open Just trlfdre his car amt a him collided In Went Texas. For a time II ap­ peared there would he tin Hogan, goifar or nthenvlxe. lie heat the odds, regained some of Ills former ■ircngtli ami even now Is playing golf l ting before It appealed he would he able I" even shake a F Bo today the ey'eii of the gallery Kid the golfing world will he fneased on the former kingpin of jjhe current crop In his enmehsek than ling,in. They Include Bam Snead, lurking his second triumph hern; National Open champion Cary Mlddlrroff; Jimmy Dcmarat; and such ninnteiira *■ Johnny Daw­ son, Fimik Htranahan and Bruce McCormick. Out of tin- picture la last year's defending champ, Lloyd Mangrum, with a had shoulder. l.-.l- I.--I" (Milrl llstnl. l l o ll lo u AII- e T i l l m i i i u i-v—a / i a i b s Mil# 111 I . M i l e l.s-lv IIv llv# rs, Mom#. Ilo-.lv llllllll- 111.1. 1. 11, e , e l Mias llo-tit I - a I — i i * ll lo e lloriter K i l l IS I II l l i l K— K s l u t I H l i l - h l r II..1 Kill II. XlMSV • HUh Ml M -llll - HS - V .lllllH Ja jle I'loiM A I .UN tUSIsnll K I K T I I II XI l l - . K a l a v l l r tlvs-1Ic-li!•-*.«v.1 tl|r II*#, K lB li l lip. A o n u s I ii . IIiiis 1 1 Hoy Haniloller Hull. I’s-II I-- n in e s Mir I m r r y K SIX TH II.XI H— a I S I k s Wile J o h n n y n c i o . h H u a s r H i l l . Il««l plssh. Ilsiol lu -lse r. IrsM shsrl Lov er. Hr—-. Moo J o e , Houllier n llah* X KV KX TII n t I K — S - IS Ihe Milt n i a ' I III-I# HxnihllllS K. Hwitlg K asl. Ui-lmilus H ie. Ilsrrrro l, llvst id rs pe. J i m ' s i l l r l . Hea Cninher. F .H iirrn i i a i t ;— n i s t h s m ii» I’s r s a - m . Thetrh, Judr W lft . Hlulih ota .lack. Merry l.l l s , O l r t-lsn C h ief, H**'eel W illo w . H i l l HI a t NIN T H It I I K - a i n i h s Mile I t s o i i y ftoiiae, U lev sito rs, 11*11 t s e l . Krilt-y. ( T i s i r l n s C r e s s , K a i l * Teil. Kiel*III I’l lo l, Mrs I'uw er*. TENTH l l l r n —9 I S I h a Mil# Ar l i e 's Mill ur sl Mas. I ' h l s f ru tilir, tihv I n«c, I’s l r i e h Lite, ( l e n r g l s T e c h , Hair l.s l-el K s n y p n Tsen/ler, Miller, Jaycox, lletiiy Cornell and either Bill Godwin or Dkk Welter. Weller played two outstanding games against Tulane and L. H. IL and haa been giving the regular* a strong hid tor a starting berth. Mississippi's Rebels follow Ala­ bama into Florid* Gymnasium for a game with the Gators January r.M It was decided that a team from the Men's Association will travel to one uf the nearby rlllex for a tournament Jsn. 15. The place will be announced at a later dale. Among those present were Mel Ott, Carl Hubhefl, Frank Melhans and Charles Marian. HUME GROWN GAINESVILLE, FIs. Jan. 0 J Only one member of the 1949-lm Florida basketball team halls from out nf state. Forward Bill Ed­ wards Is from Greensberg, Kjr. FIN At. FLYING GAINESVILLE, Lla. Jan. 6 — Guard Julian Miller and Center Hans Taeniler arc playing their fourth and final season for Flori­ da's basketball team. SQUARE DANCE S A T U R D A Y . JA N U A R Y 7Ut 9 :0 0 to 1 B :0 0 P- M. ' MUSIC by HUGH EARNEST — CALLING F o il MKMHERH ONLY Sanford - Seminole Country Club autom atic transm ission fu c$ng lev 's .Ir rti G R fY U C tlS P RACING was turned over to the rules com­ mittee compo-.ed nf J. L. Ingley, Dr. T. L. McDaniel and club pro Mils li'Lluger, who wilt present Gil- new lulr* at the cluhV next meeting. Hundsy's s c h e d u l e d two-hsll Hcolcli foursome has 15 teams en­ tered st present and more will O /i i/is fi/q y to m o rro w O fd iw l «• O# U Mt Erins CM m .■ mm 1 .M-l-lle'i* l l u l n rhechubliya, Ala,; Anars, nwned hy Lambert Horn of Birmingham and handled hy Ed Mack Karrlnt of Union Hprlngs; and Was Brava, owned hy F. A. Tedford of Lafayetta, tnd. and handled hy Gene Lunsford of Ewin, III. Twenty-five dogs perfouned In the trlnlH held st the WyecoQ and Crosacreek plantation near hera. A Sanford «olf lotrrnamfhV wffli Willie Tumesea and F ra fl Strsnahan. both rhanipion amateur golfers. was the top proposal al Wrdnetday night's meeting of the Men'a and Women’i Golf Anocialioni. „*. John Ivey, president ol the men’i group, presided over the com­ bined ducutiion and introduced Arthui Drown, itpittenlin* lire May fair Inn. who proposed the Turnesea-Stranahan tourney which woutc be held In March and be spon-* ■ ---------------------------------------. ^ T 1 )',y >*1® 8*mln<ll# Country | w m ( tn m Mayfair golfers, mum y/Cs;fwu tr.r. ami llx S-'-v a iarpa attendance of both playYork Giants management. er§ and (p#ct„ or!l .m ld p a t ^ Kevl-ilnn of existing golf nils* for for the lh, event event due due to itart start „at 12% 1 2 ... I 7/tS 7!. .a n d fin e st. .a t Zow est Cost/ Chevrolet for *50 bring! you the belt of everything •t lowest c ost . . . greater beauty . . . finer perform* ancc with economy . . , outstanding driving ease, comfort and safety! 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PHONE 148 W *B t A ll will k* a fftp ltl Ika utrpki.a* a n , mbw. •raaBam rbaraa II mar bbmb la HalaB la Ik* talkpkaa* kaak. la ntara (nr Ikt* am akaM a* Maa ika aar*ritaa* la K H r M *« par promptlr. lb a*4aa far aa «a taalrr Ika kaal Maalkt* aarrtr*. all Waal AA aaaal la b !■ aar nlllra aa ika Bar katara pakllaatlaa. t Ptaaaa a a lllr aa Iaaat* <Uata ir II aa a rra t a t r a r t la r a a r ad. Wa ra a a a t ka raapaaalkia far Biara Ikaa aaa I am t r a il la m t. tlaa. THE SANFORD HERALD K slu ie pl*tr.l. Two Iiadriiotiia. .'" 't nvrt City l.lmita linn. I’rirn.l at tB2r.ll.00. Two aniall framn tnaigalmv*, i.l. nl for rrmplr, Onn iittfntninltn.l *t 12060.00. Th* ntlmr furnlaliait »t 16600.00. ROBERT A. WILMAMH, Hnaltm Raymond E. I.unrft|ttln(, A»»nrtntn Ph.mn 7.12 Allanllr Hank lil.t« Nlra home .1- bfdrnom*. paal*m front, largo a rrm n n l pnr.'h, hkfdwoorl floor*. 2 lot*. (Juli't na|ghborliof)d. Plionn I47I-W For Rala — Two atory htiaini1** hulldlug hollow l Mo coiiBtniction. 2 itoro room* Hnwnxtalr*, 6 nlfn furnliihed apartmnnln tip Mnln Paya good rnturn. prior $10,000. Exclualvn with W It Wtl.I.IAMH, Hnaltor ItO North Park Avrimn Arllcltw Pur Sale — ft RINGER Machine*, Elec. Portable, (readIra. SIS E. 6th St. Ph 1024. ________ _______ TUXEDO KEEDHi Complfla Unr. Hunt'* Tuatklo Fa*.I fltora. ENJOVf Sunday dinner at l.kney'a 76c a Ino waalt day*. Umchaa A HELAKA APATHENTH, Room* short order*. . • Md Hloraa, lid W. FI rat Straal. Phona MSI. ESIIEI.MANH Red Rom Feed. — ■ --- *—- Touchton A Waleon. 1201 Celery lm « l| unfurnlihtd apartnani A«e. Phone IUt6-i. Ml 1/8 Calarv Av«. ^ two rrww apartmant. Aranua. Applp 118 :■ 1 ' fro«t badroom — elatii, eon/ort* ' nSkE^ m^ a allaaMllMa (XL AAA B d•bit and attractUa. ■Ph. MOIL. VimiUlwd Apt. for two; sSovar bath, rafrlfaralloq, O*. Cryatal Laka. Good Llahinc, Boat part ttaaa. L. A. Cllna. Uka Marjr, *• p ■ ■ • •, S room apartmant — bath ir FIJI Fl> Hlirlinp Dilltirr, aFfdlATSTo'R J a n i J a r v o RT.v Nrw W " i L Minrr I'nurirr I'nint* Hnrvn.t llnif.ti — A e e o r t e d Broiler Chick*, Htavy and Light, from Pullorum Teated Flocke, Rorka, Red*, Wyandotte*, Crnaae* $3.00—100. F.O.B., 0 ,0 .D. Live Delivery A— A R T IC L E S W A N T E D — fl Guarantaad, Taka advantage of lllgheat cafh price paid for naad l hi a offer now. CRKHTMONT furniture Tod Da via Furniture HATCHERY, Dept. 116, Box 7. Co. 811 E. tat. Ph MS. Blackwood, N. J . _____ Icebecrg Lettuce plant* $160 thou 7— P«la>Liv«n(ock<H applian aaad, Snap Dragon, Marigold, • Petunia and Phyauatnata riant*. FOR S A L E A. K. Roaaatteer, Florist, Celery Small black and wblta $tentle-male hnraa. / w m r f t•Ml Mddie Avenue, Phone ’hone 213-W 812 E h ^ 'USr" “M HOT LUNCHES aarved every day i !s init. n r MLa C t ^ ^S ^@ as; Small celery M V . W . N I l Mt Mini Ulth tn.it., | illl.u St.(If, II. I •>ll|* limn 11 fIf*k i l l l t .f Not rtfrntil of Hoik Wi l l * Join, ItinknvMge, Roiito H<>\ I,to s.io fo id „r pltmie h.'ll Ml HI on Aid i T Y P E S gal tl' M» Ainty C.iI h, IllankrU. HioutlaVirv It. ml *, Tm pNiilin*, Italmnal*. Hun L H»d*. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 106 N. P*lmntlo Pit. 1621 PITTHHUnti Palnta for evnrv pilrpom. HUNKAIIIK Glaaa A Paint Co 113*114 W. 2nd. St. Phone 170. IIWAP HllnP, 406 E, 4th HI Wn Huy, upII or trade lho*t *ny tiiinc I'hmie IP8.J. Wn both lour when you don't brine your prescript tone* to, LANEY'H. Phone I nil. Coi.tiMa.. jdaiita, $1.00 per M, f.vo WM iff O l d , I ,i»kr Monror. HAIIY CHICK S P E C IA L ' FUR JANUARY. Piillortim T«'»tiol Flock*. Hock*, Red*, Wynn doltrtt, H'.ck-Reil f!ro««n«, $6.4ii - ■100. Not Heard. F.O.B., t’.O.Ii Live lie I I v e r y Giiarnnlerd. CMEHTMUNT H A T C H E R Y . Ih-pt. ill, flog 7JJllackwm>dJ N -I (IUOI1 And RAD U*cd 6-pc Hinetle $10.06 Slightly tim'd kitchen cabinet 20.06 Hard 3-pc. living Bin. Sulln 10.06 U»ed *b|>c. Dining Rm. Suite 70.06 U«nd Single Metal Bed, Spring nnd Mattrr** 10.06 Simp worn double Bed, Coll Spring A uind Innernprlng Mnttrrs* ............ 20.06 Special I New 8-pc. Living Room Suite . . . 80.05 Special I New Sofa Bed*, . Choke of Caver* ........... 40.96 MATHER of SANFORD 203-09 E. lat St. Phone 187 ■mMirldU^llMAO. fll. HA 1•M, n s m z 7 f t!; G.kTRefrlgirrator and Oaa range. 811 Oak Avenue. o - w s a n r ^ HfA# kfaKogany Dining Room Suite. Cream and MahoKiny Bedroom Write F. D. T reat, Bag Carpenterlmp, ) M M m IH IId i 1 “Tim Hnst illirlm|> mi Kaitli" rvrrv iiielit at llmimr’a fir ill. Ml?I 1*1 Rtrrrl F o r Male -;t Sli.M’l ltr»l*l Wati'lina |f. 'if, Naw atlra rllv n ImtiKNlriw juat nun &— Artiflt-H For Sale KEN T— 2 " or Jt hrdrnntn hollar. IVrrrniriant rr sl'lrn l*. Cl.m* In. I’tinm* i>i i:, R tH iilU Tht tn lla ttln i TO K F lT lN I) ami IW I.M F T T O ^)M* *ft( Ika l of hliltilorni wmk. rnmon-ibln ialr* Frn* nalimat *» liavift E. l ’*rpenter. I'hon ■ 1.10.1 M til HnwincHo (Ip p m l m ill let lining HiiHinr**, rnnl opportunlt'. f"r iocn| noil, |ln*t loralion I ' 11 S q» II’.lI, Smif"i,|, 1 11, li!— Sp ec In I S e rv ic e s - AUTOMOBILKH ~1 Platt Houae. Trailer, etrellent eon on, IM l model, aleepa foil dilluri, now nrfrlgeralur. Ph. I8M-W or -** at Sanford Trailat Ptuk. fW '', ...................... ! 111 IRACTiiR W'lltK Phone |H7 1 fm fmn fHliniNtr*. J*rk Ho. sell NEW I'l.HORH niirtHced to per fee Hon flld floor* ttimlr lit' new. Fin Iidling, r lean lug A wa* lug. P.olntile power nlnnl. venr* ni|inrlrnrn In Homlnolr County, II. M. (ilr*»on, Lake Mnrv. I.AWNMUWMKS ihnijieripd, lib y rli'* irpnlm l, toik A key work No wnilmg-woik Kunrniilerd. II. W. Sliiininn. 110 Final Ith SI. Snnfotd, Fla. kFoimrrly wlili Willinm* Fixil Simp! I,DUAL nnd Long DIMnnrn Mov lot* Storage nnd Crating. Wight WIIIImii* A Co. (not Inc.) 2<MI Ninth Laurel, Plionn 11114, FRIfilDAIRE Hale* and Herrkr J Facility tmined ipmtlflnd Hn vice Men. IIILL HARDWARE CO. 301 K. Flrat Phone 5.1 URLANIH) Morning UentlriH. fti IhiuIo Evening Star. Call Ralph, Kay. IIH5-J, __________ (!ALL 617 for Battery, (ieneratm and Starter *ervlm. Swain'* Ilattery Service, 301 W. Flrat £ t.______ VENETIAN BLINDS nude to order. Seminole Venetian Blind Co. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone II62-W . K EROSENK-KUEL DlI for home*. Cull Alvin fWham, Sinclair R» fining Co. Phone 016fh_ " HUILDINU MATERIALS “ Everything you need from atari to flnlahl SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO McCracken c W MRoad______ t p a i^ ^ ^ PPhone h o n O1211 J uZ? N it \ i ;m _ O K 1933 S A M MI UI , M l’ ii. \ n o N HOLLER MOTOR SAI L S Tb/t#esuit s ± Use e te fe iv M A N e t w i n H B p l jl l _______ .. I C O N O M l ^CH EVROLET in II S �Britain KccofrntocH Legal Notice A t THE CHURCHES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Or PROPOSED C H A N llF .fi ANU AMKNDMENTU IN CERTAIN D l!* TRILTH OF THE ZONINO ORDIfN ANCE OF THE CITT OF HAN­ FORD. FLORIDA. Nolle* I* >i*r*tiy xlv*n lliai t All C'hurih Nolle*:) muni b* prs-entrd g| th* Herald office on tbs day before publication. Sanford Ministerial Association J. It. F arris, President .loe C. (,’rews, Sec. • Treas. FIKHT METHODIST GHUIKTI l . B, McKinley, Mlnlaler Mrs. I*. H. Htephensm,, fLK.t:. 11:46 A.M. Church School. A claxa fur every age. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. Sermon Topic; "Opening Win dows." (ItSWI I’.M. Youth Fellow: -It If Service*, 7 dll) I’.M, Kvenlng Worship, Sermon Topic: "Mixed Com­ pany" througli Ohio's mine fields and higher coal prices to consumer followed these restrictions. The suits allege "severe losses" and asked statutory double dam­ ages against Idiwls, hi* chief of­ ficers and national ami district union funds, They do not ask anything of rank and file members. One operator, a piantiff in tlie actions today, said: "We Ikdicve that Lewis' arbit­ rary practices must he checked In order to keep our industry from ruin. "None of us wants to see the rlinos that would result fiom a breakup of the United Mine Work­ ers. The situation which Lewis lias rrented by 111* stop-go-stop orders mnkea It highly profitable for some operators to go non­ union and provide* a strung In­ centive for thu mine workers to tihundoii their present union connertioli*. “We fee) that we ure assisting tlie workers and all concerned by attempting to halt Lewis* pro­ gram by court nrlion. We ure con­ fident tlint the vast majority of tile rank and file uf the mine winkers ugtee with out viewpoint.’ Frcczinff Weather 4<'«alla«*4 Colored New« Louise EoHtor Named Colored Iteporter I hiu Ixu B. Foster, 61H Cyptean Avenue, lina been named hy I he hattford lletald un reporter for Georgetown uml Ooldsboin. She D thu wife of James A. Foster, field executive of the Boy Scout* uf America, uml was recommend­ ed for thu pu»t by J . W. Know­ les, Goldsboro rent sstato agent. Him Is a native of Atlanta, Gu. a graduate of the Booker ,T, Washington high achiral and tha William Business College. Coming to Sanford In 103(1 short­ ly after her marrluge, she has served as cashier-clerk of the Afro-American Life Insurance Cu. fpr ten year* ami a* assist­ ant manager nf the Central Lift) insurance Cu. In lannuundng the appoint­ ment. Knowles said. "> f H grateful to tho Herald for giv­ ing me the privilege of selecting aoimxme with the outstanding qualities and abilities of Mrs. I’riuii I' m** os* I phis. No imtnediale relief wa.- in iglil. All Hcliool* Were closed un­ til Monday. City liu* traimpiirta linn service wn* cut 61) per runt n| normal an horn- of alert uml i iiiti turned to icu mid nemly para­ lysed tile MitudNHippi Itlver illy nf 360,1881, Thinisaudn nf Mcinpliia homes were willtoul elei triclly ami many without heat. Some 8,0(81 tele­ phones wuiu out nf servleti. Bindne-H plarvk were naked to rinse early today to etiuhh- workern to get home before durkneiH. Huh. Ireuxiug tumpuruluies and snow flurries wer« predicted. Itain fell ovur ninny parts of (In' flnudnl sections of IlllunH ami Inilluna again today. Illphways were blocked in many plnra* and rail nml lilgliwuy travel wnIh.l opted. The rlaing water- of tlji* Wn hnah Itiver marly iaolutfd l.ognuuport, a city of 20,INN) in iioilhwe-t Itidlmui. The ete-t of the WiiIuinIi, which flows from nurlheust Indiana to Ihu south­ west comer, was expected to reach Clinton and Tern- llnuto today. Bulb fork* of the White Hlvrt, which cuurses iiciohx tltu lower central jiart or tndluun uml into •bu Wnl hi aI, south uf Vincunues, were above flood singe and rising. Four miiU of the Indiana Na­ tional Guard were on call for emergency duty. In Illinois, the to sumo arcus and kupt In clusn touch with fo'idltlim* In the flood­ ed section*. Thu greatest fluad danger In Illinois was In tho eastern and southern parts of the state, Many families were made temporarily hurneless In Villa Grove by flood waters from the Embarrass River. Other f a m i l i e s in Vantlalla, In south central Illinois, Hod their home* iVhen the rain-swollen Kaskaskla itiver ripped through a levee In three places, spilling wat­ er over the lowlands, HKVHNTII DAY ADVENTIST <11111(1! Klin and Seventh Street Elder A. K. Deyu, Hupei Intending pastor L. II. Hhepard and Wnt. Wall assistants Mrs. H. (J. Itrlsson, Sabbath School superintendent. Thomas Waller, hum* mission­ ary leader. Huhhuth Hcliool 8:3(1 A.M. every Saturday; church service, 11:00 A.M. Prayer meeting 7:30 P.M., Wednesday. COMMUNITY I’HEHBYTKIHAN ciiuhci c, C, White, Minister Church Hcltuul, |U:U() A. M. Class** for all ag«*. Worship, 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Golden Ago Group nt 3:00 P.M. Wednesday Tha Buslnvsx Women meet with Mrs, F. Hoetier. Thursday Annual Congregational meeting. Covered Dlth Supper, 0:30 P.M. Congregational meeting immetll•tely following the supper. Communion Her vie a Sunday morning, January 8th. BUT rOURTOP HONOR j, C. HIngllng, chairman of entlnole Divisional Commit* toy Scouts of America, an* n’ Court of Honor to be •» ..Allen Chapel A.M.E. b, W. Twenfth S tm t, and Awaue. Rev, A, 0 . Chandler. ft.WlU also ba in Invoatun A.welcom* awaits all, especially T^"Mdtie your local papar tha Most outstanding paper by re­ porting to your reporter ana nubarrlblng for the paper of ynur lift CHURCH OF GOD 2311# Kim A**nu* Dev. Jo* Crewe, 1’aator ■Snniluy .School beginn at 9:46 A M. Classes for alL age*. Morning worship 11:00 Af.M. Message by the fiaator. h Eivnugelisth- servlet- 7:,’K) |*.M. Mt-:.r'ag<- nml nltai call for prayer l*y I lie pastor. i’rnyer meeting nml Bible xttldv Tuesday 7:30 J'.AI. Come amt bring vonr lllbles. Woman's Missionary Itunil meets i hi )i Tlioisiluy 7:31) J'.M, Victory Leader build service each Friday evening lit 7:110 |*,M. A piogrnm fm nil young people, I be (‘lunch string hand under the direction of Charles Crews, will furnish the mimic nml the pub­ lic is invited to attend, H -l A; Ihe ( hryaler 1930 New Yorker four-door **daa, with rentylsd longer rear fender*, mote maxshc bumpers, new radiator grille, better vlalMIHy from the larger rear window and powered by the 135bp- Spitfire engine. Being ahown by Hill Kirk Motor*. Mt. Plymouth Notes First to arrive for the great Klurldn state aircraft Wlngding and hippodrome celebration, Dim. 31, to Jan. 7 nt the Mt. Plymouth Hotel and Golf Club, were two pretty Beechcraft planes which flew with a party of six, direct front Dayton. 0. They arrived at the hotel's landing field Friday evening. The red and silver and yellow and silver beauties came in together, and contained Mr. and Mrs. J . II. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Kay, now guests at the hotel. A brand new, catchy love lift, by Mra. Ada)Ine II, (Jawthrop, Mount I'kyinouili composer and lyricist, was presented for Ita pieiniertr on the New Year Eve galu dinner dance and floor pro­ gram at the Mount Plymouth ho­ tel and g o lf. club by a vocalist with the the Car] Hallberg or­ chestra Saturday night. The (Jawtlirops oparate a citrus grove, uml are frequent guests at the gay doings at the hotel. Th* song is entitled "My Heart's On My Sleeve, "and is just off the Nnrdyke press, Hollywood, Fla. Doth words and music are by Mrs. Gawhtrop. Liberal rains of the lust week­ end have restored the greens and fairways of the famed Ht. AndtcWH links ut the Mount Ply­ mouth hotel. Boy Flronadon, Con­ necticut pro, and the associate professionals, Hubert Uodington and Johnny Capello, ure enthuslsastic over the prospects for n successful season. T h ^ flrst woman pilot to arrive for mb Wlngding celebration nt the Mount Plymouth llats) and (lolf Club, which began Saturday was Mr*. Frederick Wr Miller, of Harre. Maas., who arrived in the early kfternodn Saturday) haying flown her Atratica.' solo, frem Miami. <" ' i t ' • " M r * . IiDuls (l*ti*L iwlf# of-the lesseli of the Mount Plymouth ho­ tel, and their daughter,- Lucy Vern ’iuln'l, returned home to the hotel u*t Thursday’ after a motor trip h Marshall, Tex, whe*e M*x. (!»• lie) i l landed Ht* marrige of hsr sister, Mils Betty Wollaoa to Wymile Gordon Killian, in n rolorful ceremony, ul tlie First Bap­ tist Church, Marshall) on Dec. 27. Miss' dill,cl served a* maid uf hon­ or to her aunt at the wedding. Thu Gabel party was acronipunled I,nek by May Margaret Touhey, politic health counsellor for Texas, ami old friend. On Friday tlie newly wedded couple arrived at the hote) for ■ short stay, before returning to their home In Marshal! Sunday. The Gabel party was Joined Saturday hy Mr. and Mr*. Muis A. Gabel of Tampa, parents of irnsllauee V n a *•**# Uaal inward the Heminoln Countv Ex- Mr. Gabel. They are remaining at ••'I,H at tln> coming Central Florida tlie hotel over tha New Year holi­ Fair at Orlando. The donation day*. wits made after Edward Higgins, manager of the Seminal* Countv Chamber of Commerce, pointed hut that the Countv planned a much better exhibit than last year, and pull together and that Lea K. I.esher of tn# Cham­ t policies—namely, ber of Commerce had agreed to the policies ha blueprinted tn toact ns manager nf the exhibit. day's message and Wednesday a The Board In "filling the jary State Of the Union address. box," with names of proepictlva The proposed Ux Increase will Jurors, hesitated about putting the not ba savare, h* promised. But name of It) women who registered h« kept hla secret on tha kind of for Jury service In the box. AN tax changes wanted, uelng Ihu Ihnutrh th“«*i had been "ertlfled same words ai before: Chang*’* hy 0 . P, Herndon, clerk, their go- which will "reduce present Incetitance would require the Instal­ equities, stimulate business ac­ McCarran ChurgeH 20 Year Service Pin Given Mrs, Williams |C eatta*#4 Fraa* pe a * Oa*> Imulct of Congret t today. Rep. Spence (D Ky) and Sena* lor Maybank (D SC), chairman of the two banking committee*, of­ fered the meaiure. Spontort taid the legiilalion in­ volve* no direct federal loan* but teck* to facilitaate building of home* by government guarantee* uf loan* made by private lending inititulioni. Cooperative* and non­ profit group* would do the build­ ing. Watchman Abducted (Ceatlase* Ffeie Fag* Oa*| lives Jack llarvlll said he wna convinced Thomas waa telling the truth about how ho found the dynamite. Police called thu watchman in fur questioning after they learn­ ed he had been absent from hi* looming house from Dec. 117 to Wednesday night. Thamaa oxpallnled that he hod some tlmo off, which he spent visiting friends. Police were questioning Tho­ mas ut the hospital, hut officer* had no Immediate report on what he had to say. When thu watchman was found at 8:22 A. M,, u rope was still around his feet, the loop was around hia neck and there were tope burns un-hi*-w rists. A service pin in recognition of her 20 year* with Florida Power and Light Company w i* presented to Mrs. Marian W. Williams, memtier of the local office staff, !L 11. Coleman, district manager, an­ nounced yesterday. Mrs. Williams received this award at a recent meeting of company members. In announcing the award, Mana­ ger Coleman praised Mrs. Williams for her many years of loyal serv­ ice, stating she was a "very de­ pendable and efficient memltcr of our staff with a host of friend* both within and outside the com­ pany who applaud this recognition of her services." Mrs. Williams la a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Business Women’s Circle. A graduate of Seminole High School, she attended Heeler Business Col­ lege in DeLgnd and began work with Florida Power and Light Company her* In January 11)30. Service pins covering two years each will be presented this month to M. L. Collins, machinist, anti C. F. Markowici, apprentice, at the power company’s generating plant located here on l.ake Mon­ roe, Ic it r ! Hlngle I, I 1 Fam ily) I nf i|. film'll .0 Block U; tails ). ) « t i,i Block I>. Ians y, r a it of Block E: Luts l. : ) 1 . 1. * « of ttliick K, Ill'll tails 1, ? .1 4- „. A li ut tUuek I), l>trr> Avenue Aililillnn l.ute t A ! of Block 4- A. mill tails 1 *■ ! of Block ti. Hail (.min He, ,,o,i Hectlon, mill tile Nnrtli ISO ft of the Nurtliwest ijuiirter of H e c t lo n .11, Tnwns|il|i |!l Itaiikc It l-.'usi, tm-nltrl suit aliiittlna mi tlie auiilli slits uf Celery Avenue tietweenBan tun] Avenue nml MeltnuvIlU Avenue. Is pritpnscil t* I,, A cliangeil to i'-l tCiinitnerrlul ” Betall) fJlstrlct. A me ml merit to Heclloii 1, Hull- section (), Item tu)i For a one h ( o r y ilw rlila g , It - 1 A A : I Son HI|. I l l l i - l Ar IfillO >i, ft, luovliteil h o w e v e r that tlie m ai n M o ti on of a n y dwelltiiii Iti 11-1 A d i s t r ic t s tie ant leas than 71u si| I I , f u r th e r p r o ­ vided h o w e v e r that w he n plane for one story i lv t- ll lng* to he I,m il III Ihu n t - A d is tr ic t dll nut meet H im iiiltiltnum aroiuiil flo or urea of dw ellln a s of moo s*| ft . ex clu sive u f port* cucheres nm l s ttn rh e d pon-he* « p same may he referred to t h e ' Hoa rd of A djus tm e nt nm l said B oard In hereby iiinhurlxed uml tnoy allow u v a r ia n c e in tlie It I - A district w it h n m i n i ­ m u m nren of |tilili ft iindi'r inn- root, Inclunlv* uf liiirle-cucheree, enr ports nm l porches. prov id ed that the mai n section of the lions* tie not lees li m n 730 so ft. A ll parlie s In Iniereei unit c lt lxeii* rhn ll hove aa op portu nity to he lietird ut eMlit In-iirlnic B y order of the c i t y C o m m ie , of tin- C it y Ilf HnIlford, F l o r , » Ida. this i n t i liny uf li e c e m k e / l Sanford Market e x c l u s iv e : w it h ANNETTE’S Orlando Dgwy at Prenrh Ave ALL MAKES - ALL VAKB GOOD CONDITION 18 to 24 Mo. • Eiuty Term W E 1)0 OUR OWN FINANCING Cum# In • Get Acquainted ' WBh I .■ MELTON’S USED CARS ( Truman’* Economic lation nf real room facilities for white and Colored female Jurors, and emptoymnnt under certain conditions of a female halllft, said Mr. Herndon. Purchase of a 1671 comblaad adding machine and cash reglater |On« prrltie.1 i t Lois S A t nf Block EEC Purchaae (Danllneed From Wags kin#) “•Hun the tlmo for action la now." . The Retailor*' Association has been a leading sales tax foe for years. The bullctli, said Warren'* radio speech "dlsciosea that ha knpa two Data of legislator!, hi* ap­ proved list and "th# other ona." , Purges and tho theory that the King can do no wrong ur# foreign to the American and Demociatlc way of Ilfs," tha bulletin eaitl. "It waa a pad day when CIIUHCH OF CIIRI8T of tho florid* , Ifcoad Blreat and Kim Avenue political scene, Th# right to hot), Sunday Services) rst differences of opinion and 10:00 A.M.—Bible School. A.M,—Worship! r c c " * p" ,io“ Am" ‘- ^ UlOO 7j6U H.M.—P ie a c T tln g the Word. Thursday i euj l « l P.M.-M I d •w * * k Bible faster. The Herald la offrriiii u* an opportunity to run a fnl page uf news for and about the colored people of Hanford and I Urge your support bv reporting alt youi now* of civic, lollglou.t and aqclal activities to our colorad reporter at telephone No. I CIIHIHTIAN A MISHONARY ALLAN! K fork Avenue end Fuiir(eriilh St. Hex. Glenn K. Smith, I'nslor Itihle Schoul, ID. 1)0 A.M. A. Wlclmhlt, Hunt. Morning Worship, 11:18) A.M (Jurat Speaker: Jtcv. T. U, Maug­ ham, District Sliperllitoniiaiil. Nil.ST C lllliic li ~(!K ( ’ll It I ST, Kvenlng Service, 7:46 I'.M. HNKNTIHT The pastor will speak on tip SOU Earn! Srrnnd HI reel subject: "Alternatives To Fnith," Huntluy Hcliool 11:46 A. M. Morning .Service 11:00 A. M. Subject: ‘'.Sacrament" Wednesday .Service 8:0(1 I*. M. Kcuding ftooni Tuesday* and Friday* ,’l:ll(l (o 0:18) l‘. ill, All are welcnme to atterul obr Junior Society, 0:16 I'.M, .services nml to tme our reading N.Y.P.8., 7:00 P.M. room. Kvnngollstic Hour, 7:46 P.M. "SACHA MKNT” ia ine su bject The revival with Itev. pump, the of the I.essoo-.Si'i rnori which Will Indian preacher, and tlie singing lie read in Churches of Chrlat, Trlssels, is coming tilting great. .Scientist, Ibrmiglnmt the world God is on the service. Don't fail on Hunduy, Jnmiury 8. to In- with un every nlglii includ­ The Gulden Text ia: "The preping .lull. 16 will be u great inllv. Hiutinna uf the beurt In man, and Waldi the paper for iiiiiiniiiire- the answer of (lie tongue, ia from meiiU next week. Services stint the Lord . . . Commit thy work* every night at 7:31) P.M. iinlir the Lord, uml thy thuughts '.hull he fstiihliahfd" (I’rov, 1(1: MILLED FA It MS ( HDftrH OF GOD Among the citations which Itev. B. W. Miller, Minister comprise the Lc.hson-Sermon ia Sundry Servlet'*, prenrhlng lit tlu> following from th e’ 111later: "Heboid, I will send my meaien11:181 P.M. Old.lime singing mid piulse set get, uml In- 'bull prepare the way before me: and the Lord, whom I'ruyi'i meeting Thiit-diiv id Vi- seek, 'hull suddenly come to Ida temple," (Mill, it:I to 6tb,L 7:30 I*. M. The I.eaaen-Sermoii also in­ We don't need yum money, »e cludes the following passage to ed you, Gomel In,m the ( tojstiniiiii Science tuxll i'HALA ( D M M tM IY houk, ".Science uml Health with I'HUSlIYTKIMAN ( III lit It Key to the Scripture*," by Mary Currie Iteums, Puslnr Kukri Kilily: "We aliould alrlvn .Morning Services: to tcacll the Hoteb height where 111:111) Sunday School (iod is revealed; and tho corner11:111) Wn/ship Service. stone of ull spiritual building. I* Kvenlng Services; purity. Tb* huptinin of. Spirit, <1:30 Young Peoples' Meeting. washing the lioily of all The bn7(30—Worship Service. pill illes of flesh, signifies that (lie pure In heart see Hod and are FIHBT BAPTIST (TIIIID 'll opproiicldiiK spiritual Life gpd Park Avenue at Sixth Street lt« demonstration" (241124). W. I*. Brooks, Jr.. Pastor John I,. Miller, KdurniJonnl 1ST i'BKH BYT BRIAN CJIUHtH Itev. A, (J. Mrliinls, It.I),, I'afcWf Director it:-IS A M.—Church School. “ We've Havril A Plsre For Ynn” 11:181 A,M. —Morning Worship, Hnmluy School 0:46 A, M. ( ’iitmmminn Mcdiliition by Mr. A Plnt'e For Fvei y Age. lilt ill to Dentil. Mclnnla. i | it:3u I'.M. —Yuuth Kelluwablp. Morning Worship It IH) A. M. .Sermon liy •In- Pint I or, I to J'.M. -Evening Worship, Spin iul Music for .Sunday MornTraining Union 0:16 P. M. A Union Fm Kvei y I'htneh tug Meinher. A Stm y llom fill I lot Mini'll). "Ii in miii The i m Voice,of »iiiiq .Vi Anthem: Heard dreti under !• vein li oi- Huy" hy Ghuncel Glndr with Evening Wnitdiip 7:3(1 P. M -nl- !•v Stanley llioiutey. Sermon by 'lie I'ml nr Mole (jum tcl; "Near to Hie Nursery open nt nil -el vice- lor Iteml oi .ji'MiN," Kpecial ■Miode for Similay Fvechildren id Pre-School Age. Wednesday I'myei Hmviin uing. .Male GIiomih: "In the Gar­ 7:3(1 P. M. den." Liiithe* in the Hook of Acts. "Kvery Itnnm Ah Warm As Ymir llnnie" Lake Mary Warren Hit I'ohlli’ Henrln* will tj* held *i iti* office or lli* t’lty Commission in th* Olt* Hull In th* I'lly of Han. lord. Florida, ui S.inl o’clock I1. \i on ih* IHli day of January, isi i to LuOHldtr I In- following rhaugrc and ndnif mlninma In Ih* Stoning Ordinance of th* City of Banrunl Florida i Tim fimpertr Zoin-,1 in i»|*i net 2nd A Palmetto Phone 1203 State Farmers Market M V H Ilin NO . tut Tli* fiillowliiK prlcss r*piirl»d liv tin Iirnlira on th* Hsnfnril Hist* Fnrinera IlnrUfl for proiluv* aotil to Trui'h*r* nml l>«nl*r* up in 4 p >1 Jim. c. tar.n. Item*. Te m 1*rars * n, Bell Mr mint till I l p r tl .k a • 4.1k flrnaa. I.ltn* Bu I l p r 1*. TS ll**i* ttns Itch I t. an Uslilisa* fm t.ti li s a * -T* C. i Ij I ium * t>t> li b C r t | »fl Cn litisa*. Clilnax* i'*l*ry Csall(low«r OI*ry ’ . , Corn IHw*»ll . ... l.'arumlMrs. F n n cy Legal Notice STATH FAHNF.ua MAHKKT K F-FM M T Bu Crt Crt Crt Crt ' t l .B * It *o - 1st i l •><> - I B ll .t l H i i P o i i ’r u f i i m i i n n v o f “TU F| 4 I T i a F N S IIA N H tIF i n ll.llli U F U V IK IIU IA T i n : H T A T F O F P I.IIIIIIIA t i i f c i,n s F u f iii a ia f n n u a m u . :t*. t A NAFTA I'nati lislancpa Willi o l ' i r r limik*. tnehiilliiji .......... Iniln nm l cash li*m n In prnc*«* „ r col lr ctlo n I'ntirH h i s i c b t l n v t r n n * a l ntillaiitlon*. illr*r i nml ■ uurun t**d . ........... ................ .................... .. l.imna anil ill*.... inis lliichultiiK I Non* ovenlrHIiKi Bank iir*mla«* uwnail *11.fill.or, furnliur* and rlslursa I t l.x 'illl , . TIITA I. AHHKTH I i I a h i i .i t h i a l u m a n d dspu xlls of Im llvliluul*. pHrliieralilp*, nml eorno ratlon * ........... T i m a dspoaBa nt Individual*. partii*ialilp*, and corporations Bsklstt .lW) • 1 *0 Ensruf* Hu Ilpr Kaaalant Hu Bskis Mliuc*. trsbsrg, Dry Pack . L A Crt Okra ......... Bu Ilpr Osinas, Green . .... Dos Itch P*as, Black . Kv* ....... nu Ilpr Pass. KnalUk Hu Ilpr Ptopars, Fancy tin Bakta I ,7k ll .t l II so ti ll I ,71 li.io 1110 II os ,.v ... . ...... • l.u Dcpualla of B n lt s d Kl ntr a ( l o v v i n u i r li l (li ictuilliiu postal savings) ....... • t.m Deposit* of Hlalsa a n d political aulnllvlaloa* Deposits of banks -. . .. • l ift and pDlcsrs' checks, etc.) - 1.00 - 1.00 • t .ll . t il L M A B lM TlK H illgatlons shown tjn itv ld sd araflta l|OW ,.ft.... J, . ........ CAPITAL ACCal N T l ....................... TOTAL (’A P ITA L ACCOUNTH T O T A L LlABtLITtHfl AND CAIMTAL A tiiiU N TU •This beaks espttal consist* ofi C'ommea stock with total par value of .....- .... HKMOBANIIA Asasta ptadaed or aaslanad to secure llnbltltlea slid ft Tlirnlo*. Burnt* Tap ........ t Tomato** (Plakei ___ _ . b m i l o f “ ’th<- ’n b ore »6t*maly sw ssr that the akavs alalstnsnt ia tru*. and correctly r* p r** *a l* Ih * ir * * s la t* uf th* **c * r*l ms U IS M s a g H t forth, to th * b*si of my anuwl*dg* and tivity, and ylald a moderste a- Or* an* ..... , mount of additional rwrwnuw/* Oraage* Tempt* ...... { Tha budget will be balanced, he said "at the earliest date con­ Orspefratt. Duncan ......... . sisted with the welfare of tho country." Progress will be help­ ed by Improved business cotpIN it that “federal deopartment. The fallowing plata of subdivN slum ware approved! Lake Triplet Shores, Casselberry! Bluvak \ Inge sulidivlHit n at Blavla t Htiutliluml Fork, a Negrfi eiil>d] f S a s s t a u f js & s P .« th# stranger and th# poor. Many of thsm I .that boxlness-H t-' of tha atata’a I 1 wil J ceda tha Irouoai C, RQ0RHARDT. MGR. ORLANDO t.'M'l * ,: i e ie')Tfmns.MM. »')i i .mw— s m 1Pi �v - VRyffV • T II K la U aily T hem 1$ H trotglh— To Protect th* Peace of the World; To.Proaote the Profrraa of America. To Produce Prosper Ur for Sanford. Pair and » « m HANKOItl), FLO RID A, Established 1908 VOLUME X X X X 1 High Court Refuses Study Of Crime Gag - Big Tournament Is Being Planned By S a n f o r d Tourists One of thr biggest ahuffleboard tournament* ever held In Sanford will lie sponsored _Wedn**day morning starting at 10:00 o’clock, hy the Sanford Tourist Shuffleboard Club when IH teama, com­ prising ION players, will compete at the court* 011 the laka front. Play la expected to continue un til 10:00 o'clock at night, and will require the service* of 20 referees and 20 score-keeper*. The teama will represent cities through out north Florida. •a •<1 ’ A plate luncheon will bt served ■t noon at th* Tourist Center to player* and guests, following which (manrber* will be served. The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce ha* Invited leaders of civic and veteran*' organisation* to be present at Ihe luncheon. The Tourist Club'l* planning to start an amateur night program soon, and hopes to 0 find rind a lot I of ). Scudder, eluh local talent, said D president. More than 100 members of the club attended the program Friday night at the Tourist Crater. Mrs. Sam Wade conducted an interest­ ing quia contest concerning famous Americans. How ladle* sometimes louk was demonstrated by George Clark A hilarious husband call­ ing contest was staged hy Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hart and Mr. and Mr*. Sam Wade. Mr*. George Clark aang several selection*, and MU* June McGill, pianist and pupil of Miss Madeline MTattem, enter­ tained. Sympathy to th* bereaved fam­ . of. the „ „ lata ate Rev. C.- 0 . McCon­ ily. nell. of Elmira, N. 1 ., whs died Friday, and who was a member of the Club, was espresaed by Mr. Scudder. CALIFORNIA-8ERR RUN ft LOB ANGELES, Jan. t. — <*) »V — Sunshine returned to- seuthem California today In Ihe wake of and n five-day cropdee. y downpour yesterday up 1.11 Inehea of preeipltaenk winds, Merer failure*, streets and stalled cars products of the storm. MVRNA LOT TO OtTOSCI W q G D rJa m fc -T « - JAN Associated P ress I.eased Wire «>. m.M) By Gunboats Calls For Aid I•I v 111»• A i i «i\\ .iir .• li \ S. l u ' c i v r tiii i in i i ' i i 11 III* u It , i i It; I'l PresentedBy Truman; GOP Blasts Figure l .11 M A 11 <•i I •. 111 W \* III . 11. ' (/l*) — Tlif Supreme Couil today irfuird In review a drrixinii whir It stride k down Haltiiiu.fr'• unique gag rule on crime newt. The roiirl'a reiusal was announced in an unututl opinion by Justice Frankfurter. It taid the liihunal't action “limply meant that fewer than four member* of the ronil deemed it deiirable to irxirw a deciiion of the Maryland couil at a matter of 'tound judical ducirlion.’ " In addition to nullifying thr gag rule on clime newt the lowei couil deciiion— given by the Maiyland court of appeal*— alio upxri mntempt conviction* of liner Haitimore radio atationa and a tadio newirailer. Frankfurter aald "a variety of considerations" figured In the tri­ bunal's refusal to review the *tale court'H finding*. Then he went on to *ay that one thing that can tie laid with certainty about the refute! to re­ view “I* that It doe* not remotely Imply approval or disapproval of what wax xald by the court id ap­ peal* of Maryland." The crime new* curb* are *et forth In rule HIM of the Baltimore •Supreme Court liencli. Among other tiling* they han pre-trial jjulillratinn of confession* In pend­ ing cat.ra. Itadio notion* WFUK, WCHM und cap* and naw*ca*t«r Janie* I’. Connolly wrie held in contempt hecauae they broadcast new* about a confe**ion given by Eugene H. Jame*. The broadcast wa* made beforo Jamea a Negro, wa* con­ victed of killing an 11-year-old white girl. Jamen wa* hanged. The contempt fine* ringed from IKK) to «r>oo. The Maryland court in throw­ ing ng out . ... the cnnlampt . conviction* aald the new* eUrbwaa "In the natine of censorship M U M t.U Ihrouih Tuea Hospital Fire That Killed 10 Baltimore Ri l l i ng Is Allowed To S t a n d Against Law Barr­ ing Crime Reporting W A S H IN G T O N . Ja n . 9 NVKATHEU >Ih 1 ft••a,| ( i t . • a •ti ii •1 . •. . . p. («» (l.p 1 ............ N fill...... It It li •i !•. •••at •a • la \c.i . t 1*1 |t • • 1, i-M (., I* \ •ati-* »H M ‘ !•Mill'll «l i. l.ul l President’s Budget Includes I |ar» •r,t 1" ilr**! 1 "t • fl. * Ik III ■ Whopping Raise For Farm Aid >••a•«i i >i.. I . .. it.. \ |.ill 'I ,.„,||.. I l / l 'l . 1.. i . 'x\ . .. i . •. ...... 1 1*.. 1 1 .1 . 1 . i. i ... t i I I I » f •i \ ••. . . . . lit. 4 ' 1 1' ", •- a. 1 » . *•. . « . , 1, •• 1 |e 1 1 , |*- Ml Ml • ( 1 , 1 ., i t. lx. 1 1, . 1 , * t lie. ’ mi ( » 1. 1 11»*•• • i l l III) 1 •»( ( 1 U ...E r While flume* muidiroom throiigh the roof of the m *i.lul word in lIn liiieltgruiiiid, firemen eurry u 1 XX \ patient down the lud.b'i during the fire ul Mere.. )|o->|dl:iI. ll.iveop.nl, town. Twenty f*■in* p.-r««ni*. M.I * I 1 I I ll I I I ' . \! all '.lit one patient*, died in the hlu/.ing ward, Wiii.ow* nl which. «* mux Ii. ru n . o ii ill b u n d , i hampering rescue uoik Sixty-eight perron* were lielieved in the *tiiiiu iir when the fin* bn*ki* mil. 1. »\\ i il i - I I X ' I I I I li.ie r n .il i.o u il i t» • 1.1'. s . „ 1. Hli i • i1 .1 l l ' . t i . .1, 1 '. .. Commonwealth C o n ­ f e r e n c e Discusses Communism, W a r Kiwanis D i s t r i c t An intruder wltu fled !(•»((( die klti'lien of u Imnic mi Palmetto Avt'im,' near Tenth Street aftt'i h<Ii inI lieen seen by the teiii*ewlfe, wa* picked 1111 by Patrolm en .Inrk Hl< k*uii und H. II. Spence. »'iMm? near l»y, nml at iln* tlm rtlv 11 : 4)0 n flfr •• Stnti«»n h V I imI , wn^ Iff |. 1 » • 1 It (ll,* I* .-he » 1 1. . Id a 1 > ( .- in ( l i t l< •1 1* • .......... i | t w i t 1 • a t tl kk(It •It ' #I l l ' f l t »• Ml ' ' 1 1)' .. •, kl >II 1 1.11 .............. l i t it ll \ l i l i f ' 1(it Kixrr*l.lr m i» ( immunity Leonard Usimi Is In­ stalled A., KI o r i d a I) i s t r ic t Governor .... .......... The doc ray* my [ / " b t f ' l ' f “ m! T li. i phy.[,'l,n, nl.,. .......... . . ■ ll.at his name not be used, *!i nuiiI llojie suffered only from a di*ln cation tirtxv.rn the clavicle and shoulder. The car lammed Into a Walnut tree heside thr highway. William* was treated for hr.iine* After Hope’s shoulder wa* Xrayed, hi* arm was placed In i. J A C K S O N V I L L E , J a n . 0 . — {/>'• sling. Later both left for Molly — The atate Democratic executive wood, Florida Democrats Decide On AHHewunent committee today act a two percent assessment fee based on the first year's salary of the office to lie •ought by a candidate In the May primaries. Expected fireworks over any Democrats who had "bolted" the party and want to get back in did not develop. * • Not a harsh word was spohan except ea criticism of the Republi­ can party. .There was nothing but prate* far those who conducted JarkaenJeffarson Day dinners thrnughmit the atate to raise party fundi, al­ though some quarter* had expected thia might raw* a little discussion. “We ironed out that matter befor* we met," said former Judge William V. Albury of Key.Weal, chairman of the committee on raaTh# meeting adjourned Ha brief session. .’ “tl'.!.l,*l.n«r" " Vi - w !>*•........................ . ■ ! .'S k C 'S CIIIK ulli.'i to accept the principle* fur xvbi.i the i-luirclies stand. I.eoiianl A Uslna, Mimni. xxu ii.-xti.ll.-.l ** governor of tl.e El.u. traatlase* na rsae r.inl ti.nl • »• t * t i I* i , i N t» it 1 1 III f i » ' mH 1 I t il I ' .'III ! ,.|>l ? .1 • ( , 1kl,* .1 lit tlif* k • lill , |t . . lit Ik \( ( |( ( c .X ' •'! I ( « | 1 1' I ' .1 II ll( \t, i r .(" ) •II I t " 1 '1 I' ' ' 1I ' l I tll*l I ' l l ' *1* ' ," t l . Iff I ' l l - ' f t ....... HI I t " 1 eil i - li - .i (.!•»• < l |M" •i i . , I ... 1I" ' ' " I f 1 '1 •I I I ' I'M ( i| •*»• •*'!• 1 I I I . t li t" t|..ll| li|*| Iii" 1 It'* *1 ‘ 1 1 . K 1 * •• 1 ,i ii . i n I.i i: !-«•! •*1 .1 t l i f • l l ' l M ll.l r •tit Ifni " ii i i H" H i ""• •i •tlf I HD t ' 1 Mil' 1" •11 f •1 led ltd ••fl 4 ,‘i|il i i i i 1 il l ' til* III). •!#•••r i i i r f '» » I n i |,v | | I.i l| \ f l C l tli •1 111." i ill I ( I l f kkf»(i H i K xk 1* 1 . i nil||i d 1. , . d (.1 I III II .. ................ ' 1Mi l l i| I I " • i ii............... . .iii«e >.i i (i....... ff Ills lleoa llnl I ■ 'It It • f t tun* ,.,".1 . . )l" l Case I ««• \ •M • ill IF I / • Mil) Clergymen Argue In Serm ons If ‘M ercy K i l l i n g ’ Is Justified I., ll Mllll f It a. 1 1’ Ill 1* »l ' tl VIMIt r li't llif <• 'L * ill i'.i iiMim«y . t f"i im 1 * Ifl*.' a•I fvt fill « V| ii' 1111 1 14 (1'n l iu l I’llE •' <»f the |<.•I lie*•, » | it I IIIOI **v’ll*Vi •♦ i'll" |fl I I m |.M\b f..i t lif •1 ••t 1 I III I .•*•I I•*\ till* )*•••I'l ftilll'llt 1 1 t •••'!' 1 1 1 n 1 iii | ••!». t M I •lllllilM ll"! *» •1•1 * --------- ACCIDENT VICTIM A short funeral eervlc# was held at tOidO o'clock thia morning at th* Erickson Funeral Home for th* late Rev. C. 0 . McConnell of Elmira, N. Ys who dlad Friday afternoon at b legal ........................... hospital folI that overtook him L .f e /a r a Hie (lergymen weie divided ..i. the riglii ..i h k .u(! .,1 mn. x lillme at they diicuttrd llir subjril fioni il- u |iil|nlx Dr. Zander, 40-yrar-old onctiii.^ D.iilnu.utb iiillc^.- vki . i|>1itn. i> fire in $2^,000 hail He ii rliargnl willi killing Mix Aldiir Il..i■.,|>>, T**. hy injecting into tier vein* te n ' - * — cubic centimeter* iif air four time , , , ^ , , ... In ipilrk siicreaslnn. !'.' v,! i' •'iviolnbl,. ami i.uly the The Rev, William W. Peck, pn , r* " t?,r " " rl*thl I.. InU Iif. tor of the First Unitarian Clmr. h. “ J V , li .• r „ . u i i. i t'ld hi* c.nigreKntlr.n "this lilghlx J st .'t i ehnrgi'd atmosphere in due to the r " f} •aul ■. M« Hii.ilu.l i liurcl. lee I ii re. | “ no one nleUllil ic i u p lit. pcr*i*lenre of the ancient belief of the early ehufch father* wim-m A liiilit h lv ''. rig lit to fin a l ilc i'i'iiiii 1 I 1, " - it fife .-ft«..u*i >I M r.i uuuidmy today aupereed'es the i-arth authority of oven doctors." Hii-ce id* Indictment on ii first Mr, Peek aald he had revised his sermon after receiving a tele­ 'li'Kn u iniinlor charge,. I)r. Sander phone call asking him not to di*- lin* mid through Id* att.iniey Hint cuss tha issue. He did nut dis­ he Ii»1 no desire lo Im tried n* "a close the name of Ihe caller or religmlH martyr." anything further about Ihe runDr. Charles I'rancin Potter, venation. louniler of tile Eiitliaimsia Hiieiely Th* Ear, Napoleon J. Gilbert, *ald m Huston that Dr. Hander pastor of RL Jean the Baptist "martyr nr not. has focused atten­ Catholic Church, said In n sermon tion lb* fact th# '"tv is f*r be(lawtteeeg on ra c e *u> groaebed at all ntaaaoa "th* right io S b ia T^.j- «i v m I i.mi ** tn« Ii Itk* *•it ul k%sill ll | "ci|i|li* t till' litlllf kl III k I r *• III! I ' l Hill I Ilf If tlltl'lll till* I m il'll ^I III*' U llllaffH * 1 I'll* I l| f llllllll. I'll > lll.lli) | I lit 4 li 4 t llill » till III It till' |*» •••»! di iii I t 11 lit.1 it in i'** m l" h u h l 1 In I 1 II ii 1Ii k \« l s f f lt illK i « ItM lf llllllffH til kk III l» ( ik f d .lks .1 W(*f It IlisIlM lI III f l u f f I l f *1111 I a ll ik lu il tin* I'rI's iilt'iii "In l i f i i l tin m i l ftiillflte iflll* I Iff If l llll I u I « 1 lia m lf f r ill tlic iiih iiiH itfi vl.m* *»t.')I iif f I.f i l l s :i I sm s ||.|ip || t M t ili/ nl H«iImrt Driili.iiii. Rrm iit niiifiNf| nl' IIm N itiiiiul l .tliiii lie lift iuilM Hm.IIiI kkhn 1%f R p f l ' l Mil- w f f L vklirltifi In ink M ttilirf iffiVrr ill! f.| I m ilf r l tli Mh lliiff «lrt% kiMfk wfflt MIlHfs llllflff hi tiff l . l f l 11,11 f|t*k | •I « I Mill l | r a <111f(| llfllh .'llll I ' l l i l l l l l l llllh ( hi I Im III |M "I 11 liiiif mm ,it (IR rild T mmI I’ukkit Miiy Survive l loodwator Threat ,i 11. I NNKH, I n d ., J a n '• 9(in lil lft.ll, flood by li n- l •» cut VVi'iilbei b m e u i i u f li c u i l* iiuxx t. i . -. '•N-fout c i e « l W eitn n ■la y in,;til o r T l i u r - i l a x m iu iu iig ii. li-ml o f "II feel llulii-igbl --I Iln* f Inin I w u lW I lull p m li- i'l X llll'I'IIIIHS. . l l u - l-i r a k i n g Iasi m g l l l of Ibw V. 11,1in-E b'Xi-i- no rt li nl llu * - l l v ll-.ndi-d Ill.IHltl in-re* i t i i * li-nl 11- -I been e x p e d l ' d to li uve 111111-11 ■ H i -1 on tin. Vlliceiilli-N c i e * l , l.oi lin- l i v e r d iiip p e i l I >>-111> in 'il in! feel from it* "li.l'.l fqiit l o p o| last u i g li l. Hiddiere , v o lu n te e r* unit s lu t e l i n o p * xvorked no tin- levees as iln- i x r u t h e r Im ri -aii at lndiaiia|ei Ii . in e d ic le il a n o lb e r Inch .if ra in t'H ll o ii jr K o iik T I h ik h Mi INC K O N G , Jan. II. t/p) H'dd giiiiiiien to d a y rolilieil the Hung K o n g hrnnrh u f the C h a s e National Hank o f an esiimated M.'t.umt. i-rnnk A. Iloxvnrd, American •iiniinger, «nli| the robber* made Off with liiG.miO Honk Kong dol­ lar - Inlmiit L'lO.lKH) tl. H i nod " l l i r RM .tfOO In ll. H. currency. Howard said the robbery xvnn «oi iili il witldn a 10 minute perlml oj Ki*~t«r**iiTC-o llioiiTse gutiunur. Five men, lie Nuld, entered tho honk around the S P.M. closing Mom and quickly disarmed thu ChlneHo guard. Threu men scaled thu grlllworh to reach the hank tellurs c o u n t e r * where they •cooped up banknotes, They ran out the front door where they were Joined by th* others and disappeared into the crowd thronging midtown Hong Kong's aldewalka. ;.JJy- ____ l-i xlii|.)M.-e • llllcil Moo 11. lx,*, M - -11 •1 Hie 11it.. 1 I l -c g i ’ix i- lo-n-il to i l l l e i 10.10V \ II t iniuex ill 111 lin pltx l'« ii ii x Xlx 101 1 I I ) I -1•». K n i t in I n 1 \ I. lit Mm/* II •I r r l •Hlll|MIII' M i ....* | . . . ■ .4. . ... I... t in . x e i. I lie .... ....( , v -ix .im iir n t • J.N (H.HtHI.OOO Ib. -•-1.1 if .1., uKieut ....liming it was 1.. iii. 1 ip ii.'l b y m rirn g e r. ll 4*..»l*( «. C.l ( ' ( iiOiiwoi.I mritage m il , ' . i i . ' ..I l.tl»lr> ..m l . I.illt s —hi bull .iloi.ii tin » i / r of a m r t r o - |...III.Ill |.‘|epl..im d n r it o iy . 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I Mlitl MUhtlk'A »»f li li. pi* fi»r II. »n ii|: • lilfii'till t«» •I .. ii"ti yt'ir. .tl'le' f" iii'il.f >"1111* r»*r.i um I ' m * 'I evf « ** ( ' iii .t ii To Ku Examined; Miss Trial Dulavod M H Vi i|(K, lull '• i/Pl — III. .1* i, n ,- in llu- .1mill li CuplnnIi iilxi l iiit.ilcliev -in .-uiixpirm-y .a , ,i ,, ii ii i ' i i i i i - i.tti today In have I an - xp'-ii >■. iliiiil.- a niuilher of I III ..in- tap ii-i'.itding*. In see if I'llr li.'.'l, I Tl III |i,' I <-,| W i t h . " I .. I. ini .In. I,i. • S xlx «• i ••• ,1 Ryan i. xui.-.l I*, i mi inn l a Hie defense (III l"k’ l*llt lflllbf.ll t Ml ".(llll lltMlI i. la uu- iii ii " . i n .-xpi-rl uftur i Mil ( mill m i M|iHilri| ll ii ti inn I u til-un- in li ne -iicli an inspection 1 m i ll- ..ii I.i hair ,.f Hie .... art it- xl l - 1 " . d t . i |."e* .11 .il ll i r I .M H N I i m 1'. „ t . . .11 11., d' l. i'-i- I- trying in rhinv at Nkr i r %l u m p ill • l - l r i u IKIlirlx i |.n Illil In ning that the govIII K f l l l d f V \ j •iinni'i.i'- i-a-a- ilepi-uilt. .solely on .txx.ix 1llllll xxiilk xiii ii|. . x idciici- and Hm* should ..b o m I ’l l " n It. mllie ix xxeie 1 nuiiI In' di ...i .'d l lu- Siipieme Court i . i ( Ini x 0111 I ’ill t ’lUIxol » pe i.l l u *11 li.i i" .I Dial iicli evidence canxy.i -> loioii.x' mil in.tl. M ili r- - n p e i. il ii-i I.- ie - -I to court. .- | |.v i 1 *•- ‘vleel .uni l(e|nildli 'Ii •'•iiil-ni. an ex -government gn!, and i iubiirlu-v, a itussiun en,S|rr| I o l p n l ill-ill xxeie 1 loxril i;no--1 iiu.x 'iixpi'Uiled from his I ix. i Iio i im i ix I lililieis *fo|i|ieil I iiii.-d Null-in- pi ixt , are xcliuduled w i n k III xln-l . omp-III V |Uts III A l l i:-- - ii Inal when tin- hearing n ,iiiiiiii i"l Oa P a s e T — iil end . uiile is limy succeed in get•mi- Hu- nidiitmi-ni against thorn llillt. I ' l l ( 'j|y < t im m is s io ii M'MIinvIiiIc llu- ‘siM'iiiul perjury T o D t c id e S t a d iu m •iial ..f \lg.-i III--., funner lilgh Him. Di-puitun-in official, was limirneil today until tomorrow he* further di'i-ilMlon I l f Hie lllllvll ill baled baseball stadium project I'liu.e >.f a jin m's illiie:.*, i due lo take place tonight nl Ei-di'iiil lodge Henry W. (JodH:(hi o'clock at the mealing of .laid a -i.i d llu* other Jurors to tin- City i oiiiintnxinn, and the I i -i i x i - l lo-ir telephone number* C'liiulilisslon i* expected to cornu mill tin- clerk, und advised them 1 1 some decision regarding it. il might lie uecrsHary tu extend the Cilv ConiiniKxioner John Krid iidj"iiruiiieui another day. cr, wlm i* also chairman of Ilia .Iiirur No. H, Harry Resxler, an Htadinm Authority, a group oT i.pli ul firm oinniiger, xxas reportrepresentative luninena turn whu id till ill with a cold. His 111orgiinDed for the purpoM- of uoxs can-cd an curly adjournment pruuiotiug the iroject, urged thi* i f (lie trial lust Friday. morning that anyone who ha* uu opinion concerning the project, to voice It at Ihe meeting. - Another action of tho Clty will Jn*-:KgONA’ll.f.E . Jan. 2 . - - ----lie lo ratify the resdlutinn sub­ High Low mitted hy the EEC In connection ........... R6 aa with thu 6.100,(100 bond issuu for Atlanta .........a. .... 26 R — ......._ Huston thu waterfront terminal projuct, ......... 37 St uuid City Manager CUfford Meso e»iMi,i,H< " NE EM De* Klhbin. M “‘ Mollies •ae»-I•«%••*«•*••••67 U Galveston Hi. Puul .... 86 u RCHOOL MEET sa •HI The County tichoo) Board will New, York Hi I THE WEATHER meet In regular atulon Thurs­ day morning at 10:00 o’clock, HupL T. W. Lawten announced today. , j i At,/-; i—r iiania— ix ii ib , > |n in )in v; 1.1 tlif t in ic n t year i Mii i m I* tl i 1 J t v . " ' / . 1 1 0 0 .0 0 0 . III.. I t . im i c • nl u levee tevvn m ill-* up 11•‘lllll By i ' l 1 xxiiil. xx. 1 l W. I . 1.1 fu rlrc iu . tuxvn appan-ii* v :c saved Im la y fr.nu a iI i.i i-a killK m io iiiI III '/I'l liiillurm loniglil and liunoi*V F W MEET I MVV Post 22SD of the Veterans of MANCHF^TFR, N. II.. J.m " - i,P, '.r ir .,1 . ingvii.n. Foreign Wars will mast tonight In regular laaaton at the Legion ilevotedSonday tennom to men v I iHiiik in tin- ..h uli.-ir lb I lemi.tim I ' I i h s p Hunk Uohhutl Hut. N. -Sander i, rliargcd xxitli Ilie IIIIK-Icr if .1 (lx (lie i ,iiii ei iliiiil. MILAN, Italy, Jan. li. — (A*) — Monty Banks, film director hus­ band of British comedienne Grade Field*, will b* hurled tomorrow In tho Adriatic coast town of Cessna. Banka, 60, died on route to a hospital In nearhv Arona after aufferine a heart attack Ratur.lay on tho Simplon Orient Express. Mia* Fields wai with him when h# died. Thee were Iraveling to their home on the Isle of Capri. .In llll I I 1 t»»H s p iik f ntll In •Ink titfiiiit^t di 111.lint * tot Rin llit f it !»»•• il tlt*»» ti mi rite ll If . I |. I.... f Kill >4 1 •" 1 lltll" I H X* t ittd •Ilk I k (i "in »< "i k I«nl 11 Ml I tk f ,,l ... I,- •» • Ipt k M.i t*iik ."(1 I'l Milltl llll’ *.( ||fH .1 in r tu it" -.... I.I - i •II ll • ...... k |i uti l .'U »4U», I Mil" ft I nuiiI'•. 1 , , , ,,, , i ip !(»•* Ik «'Mt III li » . \I ill.i in i h i •' |tiiit 1 fm t Ilf Hi I N ll fiM i i III IMIII. I.. I. * l||»* L i lt "1 • •**'• I fin It t k » M\ I I HUM It* 'k l|| i tF« I ! Ml. .« |ll Mill" ||k f « ip | I • i nl •mu 1ft . f "I . (llllll t 1 I (Mill (" in , • f i l l . I'l l* »"* lltll llll' I *l« ••III fill If. •1*1*6ll III I ' f llll . Ik .1111.1 ^klffltf (I I llll.I J'lhH.fMHMin1 II, l l " ■d tiff •'it't’ ik'l . im i i i *s in W fs| . | f I •111 \ t'fll I M • I f It||( \ il i' |tii • »*•••«* f•••i •••! I m *»ll 181 1' lilt' ^iiVt'IIIIIIPH l « fitl l " " ll IM t lie* lillf kjil.li ii il -1 itlx i 1 .,•i■.•|i t•' " . , » fill IfSN I llllll ll | 1. . (I I M|t|HM 4 I'l " I'l lltll I'l 11 1 1 K l il I. |l|| t I'l > III I ! tllMllfl |)I<I llnf (• *1. . , H i l l I l.llllll Mill 'll V 'i • HlilllHf | ||ti« )||\ ,*"|i»l -k f l 'll’ l 1, id.11 mi III* ol lo. IM III I Mi nt I'lHIl Itll'l. l kk III' il iniir ••a •iii mm nl tit t lttn»ri'i xkctiM m in In'xl 1ll,ll -l. ll e ■ III ltd M iim I I r m « 4 </!*) M i l l Soil Coal Miners Strike In Contract Fight 'I t I'M i* •ll i. I I •• t mint 1 d 1*1•1m um .ill l I ||r 1 i all* 1 t• I \ I'll •» ""•If • (1.•■ •1II* l> !•' t ill ••t -pending Itfll 1Itil kkat old mil 1li .ihr.ul of fl.r »•••k>illlii' lit 1ti •i'xpri lue in* . I'liir Mi 11•It" (.1 11WIII •*«1 llir lic.xxuty «k•.til-1 i . .ixr 1" 1>Hlta*k% f ... 1 i 1.000,IMNI , d the III* lit \ iiidi'x tixcs it* t " . 1 Ki.i Ilf' t ilhd it “an Il'flM *1 1I.O'I. •i kklilt || meet* tlie N ll i< <11 K*i • h ' v . t C l M l If'.llllH'k I.C IIM tl A n i A flr r le d Hv III.’ |U»|» ’ il l'("girtiii ix (or the '■’ t i t h e ( V f I n I J in* ml li *• litw iiim iu! n r \ | Ju ly l» I t 'W i' Liiiikhii 1 1I.1 l'» il I iua I year. \\ \ S lllM .liiN . lull •» •n hiidi'r HIMI 1,i f t tit' Mi I ... t t.l.'i.i I..in. i.i jn r. ..ii.iini (.Ik....* I ..ngicxx lud.iy I.. ..I n . 1 1 ' i t** lllkl lltll) •peiltl- •r imintl ♦ill * Mt |" H l . the I 11 ktllll" (1 i'i J in k | t |H t ' H rtf iint . ,.t 11 1. 1 |» ......................... ............ there *pirii..al .po.l M t t i" Kite I It. t I ••(.« *(>(.„ w i.ii.n i.... j s r - "I frei finr. ;.;S, m ! .< Ill I d night when hi* car skidded off .. be . m l X r nn i ^ r V i road during « rainstorm and over v ' X I n ' turned If! mile, south of here , ^ hands , f " 1 V me ' '" h ie m 1 .................... vx.ll mat. and hi. I«*«''ng*r. Frrd Williams ........... ................. 1».......................... line .if In* gag-writnrs, wrrr burlcl i h ( peaee,"> be • .ileelared. . . ' . from tllr martilnr. Tliry xvrrc re . i» • <<» • Comudian Huh Hope Injured In SmuHhup !» " " • « i m , r a i C O l.O M H O , C ry to ii. Jan. 9 — idcntiiinl 114 (lit* man * h n lint) p h llir w.i) lit pe.ti r u iIiii.iikIi the 1 ll" t»*kk •Mk\ l i f t |l IIV (/P ) — Prime M inister Jaxxuh ailal i l Iflll flit ‘" S e ' T n l f X tall, light tialied ,i"l,,(" ^c1 llir iiu.il ..mi N ehru of In d ia told the lir it is li •|M, i ••f( t and ^uarlng a plaid it Wil ul llir ilm iilir, mi llir ln .ul, <i| I'.fl Com m onw ealth c n n fcre iire today lair II. O'lfarr. Cl, w)m hImmiI do)turn. D>. I |) lilo W lile e , |M vl.,l , ^ f.t Ml the lic it w ay to defeat Cm m m iniM ii days ago waa frli'a*eil "on ro'«l Icmrntu- .,( i|ir I mi I’li d .ii, ‘i nit , In ........... hi ‘ *from Kuiford‘ ill A sia .. is _______ to b u ild_ up the prosperity lM*hiiviur'r t la r y w ltrr* in* find l*f«*ti n rn lciit'i'd ! *,u ,‘ ^ 1 v' *,hr »"‘d "J In. Asiatic people,. to n lliri't* yarn- le r in f«ir t » i L 111 u ^•"••111.111* it llir M lm td iit* Itm N e liru spoke at the opening %r» uml u n le n n a . Mi* i* liidn^r »«»ii vi >t« i<l.iy uti.»n, h I i h I i * I* •*!' •ion of a cnnfrrrncc ol IIk lor f..r iliv m liic a lia n n il n «*lmrr«* i n . i x a l tin Iv>», «j »> 11ml , rign minister, of right Ihilixh Coin- ul tempt eil hnuae ro bb ery. ,u i.l P.. ........... , | lr | ......................... ... llioiiwrdllli nations. Ihe (uofn lin* (liipf U"V 41. WillinniN A lflf|dmiti‘ call (41 (Iif jM'lifi ElXx I H ill- lill r ll i, . I I I , n il. ,i| lb . M l. flier is drslic.i|rd to rxphoing Jit III ikifl hy I Ilf llun-HSk if f , Hint «t In n Inn means ol .ivriinig .1 lliiul N\'<■(l«i t|l|itK lU ill.i Ilh li f 1 91111 llff|||l|l|lll III It litkt hire k .l(lt||r*k |. •f|e Wai and slopping llir spir.nl ol If f * lo patt<il ta rn , l«*d I m (I m- hi oitf mu 1 Mind.11 tliniu hy I I.i••1 i m l, and O 'D a rr was nahhrtl (I. he "1 1Cominuniam I. Hipplri, I'.iixI ik, .1 p.im 1I1 in. wan Itu rryifiK tow urd S u u fn id \ w I \ Nrlnu, whose govrinniriil has m if on T ffttli S t r f f t , wliuri I *9111 "I g iiv r iii'il h I io k - - .ili; n I »>.,* I ih , ietugiii/rd the conquest of t Inna n iffi lllrk d o fi and S p e n tf. r n i i i ii f “ .(III' (‘llllli iind llir ( Inin I' sNilllfk .. . .kkfif 1( r i l.i i i f . l1 1 In- .1 hy ll ir Co m m unists, la id the open iif a r h y , p ifk fd up Un* in#» lit*- \\, ,.M,f ll .111 O 'lla r r wa* .m a im e d and ... " ' nl l,y ' ,l*' ing session l l i r Ch in ese K rd s li.id tc tide re. I w itll.u it rr*l*t»o.cr, ibex H rat'li M .ilr N u .m .. di If tI fu lfille d to some r x lr iil ll ir demands *tate.l, •1 " H ie , * p iril.n tl aim * «r It. qi*n. t •• • 1* < •I . I of the C h in ese people In i s m l.il » ti ilio re l.e * ," *ui.| Ib lli.iw n le c , ” 1.1 ( m i ♦• * • ' ' 1 ll . .1 III In ir ii. il. d pr.iple of (j..d , cf V justice. i «. i .* 1, ' 1 1 ( l( I p rr-e n e r. Id* ln t r r r * l and In-. In I Itfll. . i » H r irp e a le d statements hr ir •t iH . le g a l .1 In men, lliex m e Mil t i .1 • • 1 i • •• ................ • tenlly made that the ladies used '('•(•ili.l I belli iif I lie In i,t lir l hi..,,| Ifl A in fighting the cold wai in Kumpe M »‘ i ■ lints, Ibu ( io ld rii lim e and In tea. 1 \ l<. ’ KIVKHSIIIK, Calif., Jan. !». j •f 1 , | i ml tb. iii tn be kin d and t bf .>I could not be applied to Asia. l e g u ' ’ "■ • ' </l*l — Hob Hop# wa* Injurr.l la*i 1 . 1 |»« •*1# t 'ilii.K th r rre rn t s.lvaiiee* tic • , ’ • UritUli foreign secretary Er­ nest Kevin began the conference with a review of the present in ternatlonal situation, a communi­ que announced, lie apoko for mote than ail hour, giving what n dele­ gate called a "very general reHe revealed commonwealth il­ lation* with the Soviet Union, iatllona with the Soviet Union, steps naeiled to atreiigthen Eu­ ropean stability and security, net tk_ <tf lL> Atlantic* Fact Part ill th# ...L role of the Atlantic Europe. The conference alma were out­ lined hy Philip Noel-Raker, Untiah Commonwealth mlnWter, a* th* delegates aaembled before statue of Uoeen Victoria iiuder INM Us faa* Teal ll'eatli >k 1 1 Ix W5TSSS. By Dr. Brownlee ■* A d d " ™ ••.!•••(• i||k«* t. d I.. |III (' ( Kil l |'||.I'l llll ......... 1 Cl . k a lii 1ll« |M" * . 1. . (.lit*" • 1 H M. 1Malik lit ( •at k tl III k«Hill*. • 1t (•I ti ** •H 1 « Hi tit • >i|i> t • 1 •*f 4 11**at | ' X. . • l l t l l ' li t » li H i.i « t W A H I I M . lt is . * ( •1"• kr.l I i. i M / n I 'i rx t ll r iil lllM 1.IMII).(HMI |.. ll,. . . , tit. .lie I,not p in e wi|»|>«ii!' hi In- . ill. m il l.io h ir l ir p .'.l lb i |.. ..<I....* li.el I ,, ib. . I.iel r «. . .ill* ..I |'i.. r v .i... .litre* l>> I . . li e . lilt.I I*....‘i it. ll.e lir .l-m x III i'le p ji|ii» h iit i, >i. .1 Police Capture r^'i-Iujui Hv OVID A. MAR I IN A V ! iC . • .11 min , \ l. (Mill «*a It* Nehru Advises Bolstering Asia As Red Defense S ,o ^ n c u Health Jickiunvillv Orlimlu Tunpi ............SI •* SI Si - -T l Ssl» -Ti ■ IS ' j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 1950. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2c95d9548424bf7190d699d5a42304d5.pdf 4c10161a1bcafd27b58642a4fe0dad29 PDF Text Text *t s — ." ' t i W E P W l! 8 t > A Y M U . i Chians Attempts fork! leaders Lilt Gains, Losses ' Revive Failing In Better World Understanding To Formosa Defense Warren’s Phrases .Railroad Cot ford Avanua. The Ml***a Doris end Joan Slo­ wer* guasta of tha Carver*, Altamonte Borings, New Year's Day, wher# thay enjoyed a veni­ son dinner. In hener ->f h*r >1 a tt g h • e r 1• eighth birthday, Mrs. William G. Brown enl-ItW'!*'1 M,,ud*v after­ noon. Invited to b# with Beverly were; Mlldi'fd Bridgetnan. Pat Taylnr, Myrna Williams. Jtilln Williams, Gwen Yales, Mary V ir­ ginia Robinson, C"leen Matthews, Gary Tlllla snd Ruddy Brown. Tim children played games and laic ill Dm afternoon tha hu»te:u solved cake, cookies and soft drinks. The D. K. Williams have re­ turned from Bhawmut, Ala. Mis. William* wsa railed there some six weeks ago. when her father im H s>»sy. K. A. Ibitiglaxs xnlil ID - In iik liuiidlng In W. T. Wansley lait week anil plans to rinse nut higrocetv hu-lness ahmllr. Mr. and Mrs. F a il Toney and children, Pbllllji snd Rue Anna, of Richmond, bid., are nellled In their winter boms on Lake Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Wade L. Wansley and son, Wade, Jr., of Jackson­ ville. nml Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wansley and son Roger, Jr„ oj Orlando, were Die gur.ds of tin'll' parent'', Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Wan..ley ,1 ‘hrlatman Day. Friends of D. J. 1’canon will lie sorry to lu-rir that lie Is iiuliJ(iohcI at bis home tm Crystal Lake. Deputy W. T. Wansley and J. H. Wells, biilli nf l.oke Mary, are employed lit the Hnuford-Oi lamia Kennel Club, now Dint Die regular racing season has conimctocd. Mr. and Mia. T. J. II"', wlm have liven making their home wilh her parents and grandparents, Dm liml.oin and the Robbins, have moved Into Hanfoid. The liny Sr'ullt Committee of the Chaniber of Comment- met Mon­ day III the Bcuut Boom ami tiMlde plan* for activities to mack ll"y Bcoirt VVcck, wlilrli will be nitnerved Feb ti-12. Attending llii* meeting were: C. I', liraunclon, liiiditiitlniuii llepresei liilive on Dm County Cuuncll, I’. It. A micr on, W Wehletliold, M. C. Bmllh, Cm eel Mnutphiies, ami T. *M Mlllei. -Scout mu.dei / l» W # Carraway Elected 4t ■■ileaeR Crun .'**» Oaal ICeRlIRMd Ptmm r s t l ItM l (C ts K s sie rtaat ___ __ , of b,inlne;;» had kept him front see­ llnola, whedt :om« 11,600 mlneta and suggested further study ba ing nil callers, anil explained "The went on alrlkt yesterday, “ la the fore taking action on th* projaet. ijoverior’* jot, I i many time* bard '.ini" »» the a|tuatlon throughout Mnushotdrr revealed “ that sifter Mr and Mrs. Talmadg* f'rmrron the country I The operator* will and daughters, June and Revonda. rr Mian I figured it would lie." fon-iderinr t-vo types of CUntty Aasortaled Press ater b, Urbruary he salt! "this ’ nut iietmll I'.ie worker* tu nharu of/F'enrxon, G*„ arrived Dec. 2d, siruction, steal nr concrete, th* Cliiang Kai-Shek believe* a Perlite part it imperative to promote lAlF’ E ii, Formula, Jan. 4— (/!’) ■job of being Coventor gels tough In ibe leerea*e !g the price of ^brtpging Min. a u u Hw : VtrUilrMv had come_(c D-.mother, the cause o( peace in 1971). .Wur'-i'?1, , , - « v r egg-tr-nr*--mu?!■ **" Isu an e-C bm iii Kufvv,ve 'T -rtIM .'A -tin m r-'/rf'i,, .. t„ ,l> coal." conclusion that ihe steal type of a JBullard, who bail been iM'iieve I would take up conDruclinn was favored for tlr« ™ "They've raised the prim nf wilh them for several week*. The shown they can’t win. Two United Nation! leader* lay atomic agree* iclmned From a holiday vacation over, lI believe ionic oilier line of wntk." project, scaling a total of 4,36S coal,. a* evorybody knnwa," Lewis Coursom art* the guesta of her _ menli ihoiild be (hit year’* frrel objective*. today Faced with the preniug pmpersons. Uinwing and charTYof the (if hi. im-it severe rrltlr, the old tb^ ucw.tpaper. "But llis tr . ' . olher-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Their are among the highlight* of amwrri received by the Filem of taving Formula and H ai­ ■.rojimed oiadlum were shown by ' -the cos*‘ ' Mr... IV. P. Burke. Tamps Trihiine, lie complained “ to has been no increase In Associated Prei* in a iympotium on the following qtirtiiont! nan lilaiid* from the Med,. Rllon J. Moughton, architect. ibe I'rdmnc, it see|„s Mist | am of pio-tuctlnn. The miners are H K. Franklin has returned lo 1. What In y«iir opiiilnn con-* awair of (hit. And this bat |ed Tlie Rev. A.^ .o Mcinnl, told of Dark Itom nearly Iwo week* at wrong if I do and wrong If I jo grave rnreyt among the mlpers, Ids home, "The Wren's Re*t" after ■tltutes the chief gain, or loss, don't ' ___ _ ___ __ .pciHintj M— -* 'frrr-d-nnix -week-end Vji’ . <uih* (if litiiei world lilt- rbeocellor of I be HVtl. /Jermso du- l ormota Sun and Muon Lake, in • fmiiici tioiiio city of Wayern**, republic, „aid firm relallonv among (iidcrlog s rra kdown nn illegal The operator* are holding the with his daughter, Mrs. Fleda Dedarstanriltig In IPdil? 4In. wlicie the old stands were O imnk wa* eipecled to plunge h rokmaker.'i lent Kebruary, he said country up.* drhk and son, Frankie, In Day8. What do you believe would mrtcnrlc,. „f the western detuneabout to collapie. and of how Asked for the reason behind the contribute most to world peace rnrlea could be n me lor factor In min iiiipoitanl conference* im­ “ lax slcnling by lamklen must tllinoh coal atrlke, Lewis replied; inn* Beach. llirough Die co-operation of th* ecnnomlr liability, lie Hiiggested mediately. Most pretting problem stop In this state. Me said be The A. F. Kemp* were the end security In 1HM>? citv nml county a 13(50,000 stadium "Tlie Illinois question Is thr mime guests, over the Christmas week­ this have Die backing nf American was opposed lo slot machines B. What would contribute most faring him i* reorgani/alion and " i * built." Sanford, tie declared, gold bolding*. ‘’yesterday, today and forever,*' m, the national. These IIMIe local end nf ber parent- In I.akn Cii v. to world eroiiomtc recovery ami 11 on the verge of great growth™ Dl, ll„ Co........ .. ,i,le, WiIlo'lo, 'itiificaiion *>f the conim.im! of Na- nml Mmt lornl otflrers wjm permit­ insnifclatlonn have little hearing On their return Dee. 2R, they ■lability : and I don't know of anything that I'tc k called for "the e.labli'h- imnalivl ' force* on E'ormoaa and ted them to Operate would be re­ on the -Ituatlon. Tliats nil I rate brought her nmther. Mrs. Steph­ Bevrrat answering the rpifdlnn uient of a unified deuiorrallr rierwill Inmnt Die growth of Sanford lo say hI this lime. Thank you.*' placed. ens, fur a visit. eaprcsiM Dip view that President OlMliy" oil Die haul* of Die f'nta- Hainan the two main Chiurie mute that) adequate recreation No official reason was given lie i.ai,| liolita at Tampa has Mrs. Alma K. Ring of B*l|efnnte. Truman'* pot.., f.q.r . n (,fnn facilities.*' * daril , onferer.rH. f’le, k 1, I'ie,l ulandv *till in Nationalut band,. bfouglit about a ncai lireskdowh b\ M,e U.\|W tor the walknuts In t’a... spent the holidays with her help tinder developed atone- would 'lent of tl,e It ,1 ohIa Ii oippo,ted re- | The situation nn Hainan J-- In law rriforrcnicnt nn,! danger nf Illinois, .Iriel Field representing the b,uitier-ln-iaw and alster, Mr. and b* ail llnpui lalit factor toward gillie in K hhI Germany. Me aup-' Imid waa reported grave In Iho actual civil disorder." American I.eglont told of plan* to Hugh W’hlte, head of the UMW Mr». John R. Reaves. Hbe Is niakworld economic stability. CnmmuniHl ■ lonste more than 1700 reserved polled Andrei Y. Vii.ldiisky'a vari­ fare of Imminent lie talked ii lot about state fin- lr. Illinois, eonferred with I-ewla Ing her winter home wilh another Tito, Yugoslav Icadci who bar. ous pinpoint* to the United Na onslaught from l.lurhuw I’enin- an, en, Mu, prime issue of his ail- yesterday ami then announced the MBier, Mrs. Jesse Falsgan of 2H by Die Post for a memorial pla­ become one of Jlnsrmv'H clilof Inr Hons, and asked "* lust pence sula. A food and ammunition ttiinislration op to now. que ai ibe stadium In memory of Ibieeday work week would be L a d Winter Park Avenue, Or­ shortage there, plus diversifica­ gelOj lent a oiir-i.cntence resjionsu •renly" for Germany. those wlm lo-t their live* In the A ......dll after lih Inauguration ir .unird by Illinois UMW miners lando. "The pi-arc of tlir wnild can to1 world wars. "The Legion would IVlIliam Green, president of the tion In the command nf lliilnan be said "1 don't Dunk the state's nrxi Momlay. Leon q. Pickering, A. B. Ruuthpreserved only If nil penrc-lnvlng \iurririin Kedernllori of l.altnr, were believed to Ire the south­ filia 11,'ii,I pillule lot., beep darker, like to support the stadium p ro -Q *rd and Walter Flanders formed ern islands main weaknesses. wem make it dear to all would •aid: jert ns n living memorial," lie de­ ainre the depression." ii fishing parly at Titusville nn aggressor* Dial tln-y ran rmint clared. and pointed out that dixHung Kong dispatches said V r r c l f l h l c M n r k i't "It I* my opinion that the Ilppo oig m twn.perrent groan I Dee 2 H, Tliey report ii good catch, on no liettor fate tbnn that of theworld Himtalneil a jem during lie- Nationalist planea were dropping i I'c ip l s tux during Die regular 11 Id tuiiriiHirrnla of Ihe legion Mr. and Mra. Krnest J. Cole, ■ggrenwiri of World War If," .Iiinlm iiiisi-ball League rnutrl be v a t 111i!i. Iietamie of Ibe refuvnl iamphb-ts on Had guenlllns on ■ i''lion of the legislature, bn snM ! I.yr'KIH'MVII.IjK. Jan *—lA f i — Bbi Mr. and Mrs. Wnrrrn Cote and Chlnng Kid-,Slick, lender of tin- of llossli, lo cooperale with Die Iniiiau in the hope of pci aimd "I mu I hiiiimI not only I,v my cam 'll.,. I< ,|»rsllllale Miirkel Nees 'Inugliter, Patricia, rnntored In lu-ld nt Dm stadium. "Remove the Chino,,, Nntloiinliatii, «nld: pii it-ut home nml buggy grand tlii-ui to miririiili-r. The pnigu pledge, lint by Die cotivlr H.rvl.e early N»w VnrU nttirknf Dnylunii flench on Dec. 28. -itlu-i out lolls of Ibe world lo Do- lug "Worhl peace and security prouiolinn of mii HRieriiient with pamphlets promised the guel- •mil »t inv bead mill lu-nit to veto nit Klofi'U friiMn-*ml v*KPt»hl**M slit ml," lie urged. llic A. II. BuiiDinrds and Die I 11SI r B.H IlMflflllilftf1 I : should lie lui .od upon freedom f«i he, allii-s," John Krider, city commissioner, tllbis tlu-y would 1m< tirnti-il well. a j-cim cmI Hale* tax, or even a gen Waller Flanders enjoyed a turkey \ ............. Nitf-r 11-JDl* 3 mankind, iacini eipmlily, freedom pointed out Unit Die stadium •111>i 11P > 1ESTa 1Ml dinner nl the I',con q. Pickering Hl-liop fj. Ilroiuley ftxnam of Guerrillas liuhl much of the hi,- • i at - nlei la* ,In gulsrd as soma- 11* c41**i from dl i uoiiiatloi, iiml frei'duin the Meiloollii Church, president of soulh chlm, Island. * # •■ * ! rUtn I M I * ir.oano ihoiild i,m la- ronsldered as some­ i long id e." hemp, > , t* . . I Jklinii l*»8Bfln l*l| ■It111s* rJtrlhf* If* i« from aggie** Inn. Thus It la lui Ibe thin]- nloiir for today, but for a 1,-ial Council of Cluir,-),c ■ Coniinuiiisl Im-guliirs on llnlo 1‘fc. lly inn Tilllir left Hundav for ................ . bcptciobe, |,c Valentines f-« Rood Sin peratlve to eorielilde liuiiiedlatelv of Clui'd lii Amerlcn, nw n gain so Inive liccume Incrt-iislngly i Ml yi-nr period at least, and recomWu liila Fulls, Texas, where he Is '""Id ign the limileil union In* a Pacific loonlerpart to the Allan iInoiigt, , oopi-rnlioti In the United live as lie,| nriniew on nenibv mcdcni-d the use of the cigarette A r .o itoort* fiii.sun m any poorer n Undent nl the Air Forre Techlull " lie .ud lit i >eiiiptlou* ui'is* tic Pint. ttnly tiy doing ho can the Nations uml through icrognlllon l.iurllOW I'oullpiuln C O III p lo t e lielrlover 111-11" few 1&. ni nl Tiiiinlrig K-hnnl. 1 s t money ii* a basis of enabling Me hnd *"- n stated thill we enn lie cerlalii ......1 U a, :.o son sprrad of world (Infill nr*I Inn Inal I Du- Htiidlum authority tn go ahead of religion, lie recoiiimcmted "tlo- tliel. Invasion preparation*. tbnl Hlmovit 'ifl pci, cut of Diu liverN"'"l a IP day leave with Ills par,'raoi.errr lieaoH I oinIihI h 111 gated by Die Commilhbit Inlrriia with plmtx foe fii.nnclng the proNatbniHlIsl I ’remler Yen llsl- nr,- family' iiieomq will Ik- free col.,. Mr. nod Mrs. L . U. Tillls. tulle I impb loenlalion of I'lt'hltlpnal lie tailed to a halt. led. "I am for good streets and 1.1mu htMOM iumh*U f**w •h-nl Truiunn'a point four, accom­ sliati said there are iEtl.lMIII ( ,,m- •f nov in* wlmtever " The W. P. Iluikes |efl for MinmI I3'» 22% “ No coidilluitloii to World e,o panied by on eipial inlcrcst ill Dll' iiiinSist swerege loo." be slated, and told guerrillas on H mIiimii Fiidny, wlii-re I hey will visit her In Die 4-nily luooMia of hi*, adio» |i**r is I ci i n it v t+w nomle recovery and .rtnldllly In illlellc, I mil and splliloul develop. Ollier figures have raiige<| i., of plnns for Ibis on which he had |f»w Jin l(JUr iiiiiii-'l rat ion, pin In iilarly, WnVrhn fit inr# | lifts giiindiontlier and his sisir-r and 16IW can be greater Ilian a unite,I nil-lit n( Die people under rnmil twice Mint nurnlrer. * | V N lth lm ) ftn In-,-ii working for tlm nasi month. lepcnlcdly culled for -economy. In oilier-In-law, Mr, and Mrs. A. ft C.I«III cf ty p * imuMi |y |ft«l • end iletriiidtiod effort on the pert II. II Coleman of tlie Florida Turn, • ttnn i of I'reedoiii, and cariicd out "All lev, le iif govTliuu'iilnl ml I i U pnnirr nml hfMfi n t* jfiu .iij Veil predicted the Ift-il, will of democratic coutilrlr, to shaitm I'nwei nml l.igiil Cn. stated that Itn 7#vv (no, unlit- h at ion s x X 111111.1 re u llx e f#ik I AM ftn Hr *ii*i bin the spirit of Dir- seivanl wlm Itv to Invade Mrs, A. F. Kemp slid tier ninthKorntosn nftei the “ Iron Curtain'' extended |,y I'llHIIllikM flltillti'lM l An 3f*n fsi%v in- bad iillcnled the recent meet­ find* gcr-ntliess In service rather completing their ottnrk on llnlu 1lint c v i'iv d o lla r to k en for lll* e s Inft*t rt1# Hi" |ir.4ir»-r -I'mIII v | till Cl. Mrs. .Stephens, nf Luke City, iriteriratiuiuil CominiiniHin Into Miiui in power,” ing o' the .Stadium Authority ami llll vi died relatives Inst week In Lake­ fi "in tlm Jmople 111 F lo r id a r u t s J*.* I.II IKf M l a# I rid '1 ill pit ktr-i wide nrrytH of A*l...... ml Im p I lie hml rondo the sugge'dioii that the ^ :•*•» f.-w Ibu land, Harlow nml Tampa, "Hi*1 don o Communist dispatches in (long of tillDm ‘ta k e h pny The -Inpiinese prime mliilalei, rfnor nf A"|n open anil free." City cigarette tax money be e ar-® PMMl!C1|*ai» I H humhi* Mr. nml Mrs, Warren Cole, who I > l.tlnlie-k i i ’t .'■ddgi-iu Yo'ilililii. In bi M,e Triiiiian Kong Holm I ted guerrillan b ite JM • |l|le." In- m d . Two Urol "d Nation* Ira,lor, mm bed u* u stiirDiig point for hili* y e s |o de.*tinved five eoni|uitlies of N , III nre visiting his parrots, the K. J. •. it it (tiki ft I I m p hr! full H *krd a ll f lu id " IJctieral Car Ion IV |{„ui<ilo ........ mill piogram end n .lap MoiimII sI troops I,, tnid, , ♦tiinnrini? flir prnjrfL ,ijlv itftmj v 11 p 18 1 1 r v m ifof* ,t n i l ilo u t, on tlie • ♦ • nics. left on Dee. 2U fur a motor (4 o f ■•le rtrb \fnv«»r f'jimiwiiv |Milntrfl out d Trygve l.ie dm-lniml lh»i •ilo C i-enre -elMcoieol In be inosl Iv < ■" itfiniei IJJi.ir.M la .',in e " flic -trite ' s fuel trip down tile cast coast, nqd l»l:lfi f .orlj vm r lilt of - lor JiH« progieMM toward ngrrotiiiqil* In Die ‘lilpoitieil to eroliollli, it nI>il I•V Dint the Citv In not unaware of the f, i V dill Official Ceotral New* agency III (fl k io p fim iin tin ik e it nr'cns sciujs the stair to Tnni|is Their field of atomic energy would In- He nlsii urged no np -u inml on dispa Idles mi'll fur mill,' sew ora Mini hatter I - •41I Ml«s HMi"'ll S'K tFID I TS t „uld 11II tIi ,i n bused wiry Ifl flirt litT M1i *11 ti|i llu ■ fm n dnniihicr Patricia remained with ■ lootie ooitrol, the rnnot linpoitaut rontrlbuiloo Heetn. nmi if new water line*. I J.FI idniti'H co n tin u ed Hiirlu , 4, |-hi,, i lie, tiiigiilily nine it bn* I,ecu ti- l 'I-'i'ii'r It onllnspH I f " hi *'»*» Use * site'cio i lu ir |H|| ••v- In-1 grandparents. ll'fdl roiild tiling tu peace, Ibivid lien tiurtfiu, I'lcndci of lie d iH ig e ls He iitiggmlcd lo the Uommlsilon of our lieuple," I Dll < m the uimiii I mii I ; I' dy inni In-rd In lltit iidmlliis (ji'f M » " I J .% f 'M i> i» trn » llu* -Ipiffli'hoard rnurl, ad|al(onio|n, piet,|r|,'iil of the It N I lied. im -ci I i ,| complclc oodei j A l l neks w ere -o |iiimh>i low i n Jtitf lie aalrl "our stale is ileim-r'- Dial action i'll Die rlgaiAlte tax ■cut In I hr- Chamber of Commerce, made uu l.iuelm,, Intiuui" Assembly, added: Imidlni; tie) ween the United " I n S lotr-iiH* r.iir stluting diiily Dial a free «ocicty prnpn nl •» finance the stadium ............................... „ .................. , , I'e n ln s iila C o il, rnun lata nml Ibe lie i'|| I nut n g e lil’l III n n |e | i|e ha been cleaned up by member* nf "The lllipleilientatloii of |‘tr, I . -t *,t r-t and Die Buy let U nion would f o r in- ih'lnyeii utilII Monday night, F rc iu -li conreit dun „r ■'lining 'ii- I', liig lilv 1hi pi i, pc ■ for Hint nrganlriitlim and llghl* linvc can jtrovide for the henltli of its H tv I H Ih* Ii f I I*I |S dent Truman'* point font and the rmlrih*ir«* tiHmf to w in M K W AtiKsli«»w inrn. rl T Hiif .«" L‘Tr* ( l|f»« peoplemaking without night surielidei lug its nml tlm ('oinmisnioiiere agreed. 11 SCMplIlt ill ., g iiv u rn u ii'u liil iig em y tu p iu p a • ................ ................ ill'tailed, United NalioiiH lechlllral a , .I d Mini niTtll Ity. J u11so Btriistrom, W TRR sport* ^ H rloA it It 1*M» frn low ji h JfMi g l ’iuvlncc. I' llillue Mild |Mll,III l/e tlnclf witll gnincs possible. Ih e rourt Is es- ficcilom, either In little jiicce* iiuiof,nicer, icinicil Die hulldltig o f ™ •lo* Jl". ,.DD s< l.'ili 2DII gtlrp tirograiu would riiiilrlluite lu Dm Momiiillr field, he k '-'I Nntluiiuiisl planes aim r,p»,| pc, tally well constructed and it Is , •'• in lux iiiuuey. ll mu-t stop liiiliifili "|4(» fif * 1 In iI c I ji 1 1 1 f U idm I h * ipo*>t to mold economic rcovoiv "fr'-e ex) hmige in all spliere« lie edlv • bundled Kuiiiulng, mietliue ibe stntlium Du- first step toward fill (t f* !7 * ,!D» tiis'fl nlely III nil ib pill liueills under the exported that local residents gild stability," liven nil riiuntriet. nf tilt- wnrld m|ic 3ftn flfti lolngiiig rihout oilier needed Intr ion wi ll n. winter visitors will take I entatlon." f .............. In smith Chinn , 1m I ,< *\ l'l mu ( j |«|| lotlMf ni'iti ■ 'I A alndlar rorioiimriidallnii, o-ovi-nirtils. I'lcslildnl Kurlcu (iafipiir (tutrn lug tm war with Jin ....., Ibe ini' milage of it. « * » (• J4* |D ( |-i:.n ■long hrondor line*, Mini" from "f Mcnr.ll i'Xjire..Ki-d |,rl|.f ill" huuuihip •11-1file MM* laid was ri-purtedlv I ’v\, Alflt'iJ . ‘ '1'ibloin, II, B. Air yict, U, N. secrelgry gruel ill 11, bb lug* of Inc ll -uiMii Calhnlic !""'lr un New Vein’s Day ,villi till Hu IHi liftj I I'. 111(40.b :,«♦ |t. iM.lt‘k Mll.n I rl officers nt tlie snnta time a* tha Force, nrtiverl .Saturday from hi* Nntluiiullr.t HUfMilIn^ In FUklon uu piu'l n .m. la- It Jio, w ild fill "full participation In M"lv Vc»r will in in i' men nf gaud buiiibaidlcia trying vainly tu till cipitrrriire. ha e' In San Antortlii, Teitns, In UtaaltaaM i J-ihhi e«a* lis il ill nations In Ilia United NhIIoiih will Dlls year, lie urged a re Die bn mi) ,,f Minimal Vuniitm ’rovincp lepurtcii.v ....................... lilpfVsV'.M,:" Jog) Field Inlmdiiced tlie fnllowI told of plsrnj for Die Flnrj d>a 10 day furlough with his clinical ainlidanre vc||cmru and iicivul iif hnpen Dint Die U. N, governor l,u Man. f IIICH (if I! ID! 1 Hfl tlMBill il.ltDllflu Va*l|nw PTCmIr M ^ id-winter Klwania cottferrnce nt Ing guests: Lnu Thrasher, Ftmirs . h,', Mr, .'and Mrs. 0 .L W. ;*efit I Mii | Ilf) |#l» In « a r . gradual cxptiualun." may fulfill ' "Ronsevplt's dfrtim" n?11* N. Y .; itaiididpli necker.ialsn of ........... fighting was lepucle.l Mayfair I,, Inii'.'Jnti t-H; HirH- MlII.Ill Ivin* 3()n 2 f,|l Job.......... . rt, },, J t ,, A fpnuei lire jdenl nf the II. N, for II. I sunt lican t ,.f Kunming where irit** If* B. Hiot annmmcrd tlial Jd Lim it'll AI Flugertild of Oviedo Mr. mill Mrs. Joe K. Hull and •topihly, Herbert V. Kvatt of The Assin'lnli'd Pres* addressed gnverinnent I ...... . •«c Mid ,|rjv|,v .■>ii Pal have itinved tn Hanford Key Club inetnhers would ho hei-* end Robert llfi-kw-llb of Die Key 1'oiiiM(on# luxtralln, '-Mid r>'|ti'>ii«l defensive Hit ■|iii-i.lions' to several nDiets Hio Yttimnii caj.it,rl .......... ... mill me rimy loraleii oil BontH Hitn for Florida dtslrlrt Insinuation of 1Club. •find irimiunlc .................... la ran wlm "u fur Iih '-p nut responded, rfleu be of great Impm Inner The.e imduded Ibe Vatican, IVaal• 'Ml that the primary imjni of all 'b ill T i uimmii, P i line Mlnlxter titll WOj|i|e» Ilea in etlpporl of the lin, Man T<o-T iiii |i nf r,,uimuiilst China, the U, H Slate l)<-|iarltTiflit, vi In (lotmany, lilnh <oniuii< lonei Prcsldenl l ’luli|i Mill m y nf the John J, Me*'lot a» a |m<H throiigii •‘III. Mini Prime Minlr.lfr Attlee. Shnmniinlut oxpan Ion hut a ruin Soilli- Iibmied Dial luck bf time, *n Atlantic I'm*t unity, lie called •ii tin- fin i Dint they were milking Inr ‘‘removal of the Iron cuilalio, vein end Ild-Ire'. pt<" Itffb’d I Ill'll pf the world" and liberullr.lng of •iisui'iing. Nn icsiilts were re ifraile, I), I lam Itluecker, vice fil'd firiin Mi, . nw. C t Dewey HayH Kiwanin I'rcHuUnt 7 Truman I'rt’ditth f'nallnara I'mm t1* * , fine I I play n trading roll), v. Against that estimate of tlm R>ng future Mr. Truman outlimd |p r Congress wlmt lie plans to d<. hml wlmt lie wauls Coiigiess to ii* Jn foreign affairs In Die months Dtrunedlately ahead. lie siltiued reliance III the hi -Partisan foreign policy, saying: J . "Both, of mir great poliiirnl bparties are coimnlnrd to working .logethei—ami I am sure they will Iwnlave this end (world peace.I” Ha made clear that lie was proIng nothing essentially new rather the development nf , th# specific pingraniu fnrpeacn u ..which wa luva already Itegiin." a 1, "We shall continue In glvi V i,pur whuleliearteil auppnrl to th * pUnlted. Nat Inn*. We believe that , .’ .this organisation ran ultimately ’ ’ *in>»lde tha framework of Intersltniial law ani| ip»rallty without rhleh mankind ramittt survive." fhare tha world ramaln* unadd as long as oiir own y and tha security of the world require, wa will tnaiu* In a Idrong and welbbalsnred HeftlH organliatlon. Jlie eelectlve rice Is an essential part of our ee plane, and It muat be ron* H i [8. "Under Ihe oHndplea of the died Natlnna charter,-we must Itinue to share In tha common fen*#’ nf free nations aitidust l(tm. At the last aa’.rh'r,. itgresa (which appraved mile Pact ana Kuropoan f) laid the baala for thU fort. Wo muat now put Into .the common defense plana be Irig,, worked out." continue our af* ______ acbnomle recovery M b Aa an Immediate means | tod Wo muat conttnua our iio f (ho European Recovery I g I x. If wa war* to atop • f r wk." th* poverty and misery now prevail. U'lMinul Mirli impel,vement Die re cuvery of Klirnpe and the future of pur own economy will not be -i-ciire. I urge Mini the Congress uil'ipt Die h-gl'dnlhiN now before It to prnvhle for IlicreHsIng the flow of teclinlcal nKslitniiep anil caplini Inve'itmenl i„ imder-develnped legions," 1. "(Inr dcmnrrallc ideals, as well as our own best interests, in ­ quire (list we do our fair shaie In providing homes for the un­ fortunate victims or war and ly* laiiny. * s x I urge-the prompt enactment hy Ihe Congress of the legislation now before It to extend nml broaden the existing displaced persons taw and remove Its dlsrrlmiuntntoiy feature*." It was In connection wllh hi* ap­ peal for passage nf the legislation which lie proposed last aasslnn to help nnilervelo|ied areas that the President brielly roferrd direct­ ly lo the Far F.sst 'It Is more essential now than ever," he said, "If the Ideal* of freedom and rspfeaentotlvf gov­ ernment arc tu (travail In thasa areas and partleuiarlv In the r a t Fast, that Ihelr people experience. In Ihelr own lives, lha benefits of scientific and economic advances "This program will raqtllrt thu movement nf large am junta of capital from the Induatrlal nation#, and particularly from the United Htateii to productive uaee In the under-developed areea of inn "Hecent world , avente maha fgtlva. prompt action Imperative The danger today, th Praalicoplo dent told Connuta, Is Uu necking fraentoi and ■ >ettar Ufa "may ba corrupted iiv betrayComcd by the faUe promlaea "This challenge to tt« than a military ch*ll#ng*i dared, "U la .a efcaUaW honaaty of our prafaaatoi democratic faith i ,lt la a i to the efficiency and eta our economic ayetemi W li ter Shir SSBR, S IA M O / W U S N EW fun/NAM /CS S P E C E A C l/ lA A NEW W N /N IA W A E Rocketing kata the Futw im le Fifties— • fabutoue new •eat of OUamoMleel Three eadtlng new care—the gjamoroue "flit" (pictured above)—the ertloa-pedted "18," now at n new fne pried—end the aparillag "7«IM See Uh H now at your OUesohUe Dealer'll See the O U m t M t "RedtmM— Amerfca'e moet fra m e antonohlla eAglaet W Urkm^y ffydrwJlfmJc — the — "A A E N E E * E N f / W E f N E N N A -A fA E / E / / ON /VE / autoaii e# the "Hod Hee-lowing eldhUty u dW w ae H n m l H an I y e n l want mw •• ■ ■ '! ;>i » i I. u ••••• a i l t n i n iw a v v y a A M ia a n o w • o n .. i i i h >>'. a t at h M " / k: • . . • i i i a M u i i i A u ■ ' r i < �mm m i ■■ • *» • * TH E W E A T H E R l a UiUtjr T h e n !a S tren gth — , T a F r a to r t th* N i n of th* Worldi To Pn o O i Ite H m m i of A o n lt i. To Pr«dKt PrnH>ltr for Sanford. W sx b » VOLUME XXXX * E s ta b lis h e d 1908 County Commission Urges Hearing On i<v Telephone Service D r I v e Is Launched • To Get Dial System; McClelland Named Chairman Of Board The Board of County Committioqan ihii morning patted a te. tolution requeuing the Florid j R ailroad and Public Utilitiei Cotnminion to hold a meeting here at the eatlieit ponihle dale to hear complaintr for the purpoie of requiring the Southern Bell Tele­ phone Co. to improve ilt tervice and to intlall dial telephones. The action followed the tequeil lor tuch a hearing by a delegation from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, headed by Edward Higginr. manager, to remedy what he ' termed poor and inefficient telephone tervice. <• Other membert of the Chamber of Commerce who proteited the telephone tervice and advocated a hearing were C . W. Spencer and Andrew Stine. ' Jamet F . McClelland wat named at chairman of the County Committion tbit morning to tuccred H. B. Pope who asked to be eacuaed from further duty in tbit retpect. Mr. McClelland hat been on th* Committion for five yeart, and from 1928 to 1935 terved at sheriff of Seminole County. He hat lived here tince 1896, Mr. Higgins pointed out that the Telephone Company hat main­ tained an antiquated awltchboard and operator typ* of ayat.m tince It* Inception anu atlll malntaina it. “At a recent meeting of th* Board of Directors of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, called tor the purpyte <>*■•«£lag an Ixp U n atkn .from the.ofxt•tala of the Company.why vice continued to be Inefficient, incompetent and Ihcapable of handling local, and Iona traffic requlriraenta of the City and County, It wad flatly atatad by an official of U p Company that It had no Intention, « converting •aid antiquated awltchboard to a dial ayalam,” Mr. Hlgglna asserted. He limited telephono o fficia l aa previously stating that ** H?*Jn ia dial telephones are available, the ayatem would bo converted. ,)J r. lllggln* cited the growth of many marketing! brokage, packtag and shipping egjitclaa In the City and County, and pointed out that they Impoae a heavy toll usage upon local |oag distance facilities of th* Taiephons Loro**“% 'ln U r traffic overloads _ the equipment of the Company, h declared, "causing unnaee»»»ry tnd uncalled for delays In the service rendered In not only lung distance, H S to tis R p r hot Orlando Company Indicted By II. 8# Under Trust Laws •n Southern compahle* on charges 4 lag attempting tervice* cars. I Attorney 0 m aw s k v in alna aouthern Ui antlwt ha __ t action m e a n u *n- aontinuation (of the to restore #attfktrii F'nrtly cloudy to kwraalooolly rloudjr and continued mild throagh Fridayisolated light ih o w m lisnji E i3 i CoastModorito 'itiirhrrly wind'‘over north portion ami nimler itr -uniheist « inds o n r ------AIV INllE^W DKNt DAILY NEW SPAPER *- .T t \ . i w . r i i . .. SANFORD. .FLO RIDA, THURSDAY JAN. 5. Ilir.ll Greek Regime Truman Declares i Collapses As Hands Off Policy^ Cabinet Quits In Formosa Affair Democratic Policy Committee Meets In Capital Pre-Election Dispute Brings Walkout Of 'Pop Officials W h o Directed Civil W a t Bryant Praises Hoover Report At Jaycee Meet A i m N S, J ., n 5--4/I*)— t ,ir r d - , k m Ii I iii O govrinnirnl, win, h picM.Ird m u the rout uf the Connmimil glim ill, 1 irhrllum, (oll.ipxcd today ill .1 pir rlr, Hull ill Ioili- liptwrcn Fopulitl ( K 11v.1l Mill .111.1 l.i'ci.il c.iloiiH iniilHlrii i ’li-lnlci Alcx.llltlri Dionirdrx trill lo- c.lllinrlN ir.ignition lit King I ’,ml. At llir -.unr lour Dimordr- .inlioimt cd lo icpoitri- lint Alrxilldri r.ipigo- lo r r .r ’- gir.itrxt hviliy iioh'ilV loo. I1.1- ir-iguril 1 - 1 old III., II tlr 1 o| llir o.itom', Illlird toll rMi. ic laic,. I,c o pic«i*li‘iit re to il- lloit liriiei nlh-'iuio I'lipogo*. I<ndci uf lli.- I mol successful drive ngoiro,l tlie ('oiiiimiid.it, wn* id...id tu cntri tin- politiuil iircliii iliul pel imps . i-.'k llu- prciuo-rshlti. Tl.c yetii id.l (ieiu'inlissiniii i* Ihe lop fovuNi.- , 1f lltn-i.i 1 ireek 1 who me looking fm n "atroiig 1.11111 " I Inuncle eol m 11n* le-icnn Non Partisan Report Is Held As Biggest Thing In 150 Years Rep. Feirit Bryant of Ocala, who wa> volrd ihe outilanding young man in the tecent legiilalive iriiiun , told the Sanford Junior Clumber of Commerce today that tlie nunl important work produced in government during the past 150 yeart it the non-partisan Hoover Committion Report advocating the re-orgauiratiun of the federal government. Pointing'out that the Jaycee* are promoting ihe adoption oj^ the report, Mr. Bryant said, “The Jayceet have taken on tint project became no unr ette bat the cfAirage and energy to do the job. Young men are the only one* who can ire tucli tbing» through to that the ultimate objective of economy in government can be achieved, it it a process of stepping on someone's toes until the C°K government is finally reduced. Mr. Bryant was Introduced try Alvin Odham at one of the outstanding young men of FlorIdu at a luncheon at the Yayht Club presided over by John Ban­ ka rlk. John Under wat Introduced to the club us a new mem­ ber, and a resolution asking for a hearing to be held In Sanford by the Florida Railroad and Pub­ lic Utilities Compilation on the Installation of a dial telephone system In' rtaafoed was toad by U. W. Spencer who asked tor the approval of the Jaycees. Tho matter was inferred to the board of directors' meeting tonight. There are now about 2,000,000 employee* In th* federal govern­ ment, Mr. Bryant aald. The aver­ age college graduate enter"':: government service for the first lime get* a salury of about V-.000. If he ittuys with the government for Ihe nest 110 year*. ho might look forward to u top salury ut the end of that time of about 110,000 a year, Mr. Urvunt said, pointing out that this Is not sufficient Inducement tu at­ tract the must qualified men. Calling attention tu the another weakness In government organ­ isation, Mr. Bryant aald that lie knowa of one bureau where the chief has 24 assistants, all of whom draw bigger pay than hu does, and the only way the chief can get a raise la to reduce id* efficiency, hire more people, and thus get a larger agency under his control. The government’s annual bud­ get, he said, requires I860 pages to print It In fine print type. No one can find out the cost of anything In tha government without a complete audit by u qualified public accountant. Tnero are over one million automobile* owned by the government in It* civilian departments, but nobody knowa what they a n used fur, or how old they are, Jie said, Bobby Mam, 18, Is Painfully Hurt In Road Accident p fM M il Of TNI IINATf Demon allc Polity roiiimltlce arc shown aa they met In WashlngUn lo mop a legis­ lative program- Grouped uimind llie Upper Chamber'* Majority Leader, Hen Hcotl l.tu m (seated) of Illinois, are (I. to r.)i Hanators William J. Fulbilglit of Arkansas; I nter Hill of Alabama; Theodor* Green of Kliode Island; Millard Tydlngs of Maryland; Richard Kiiuell of Ceorgla; Secretary of the Senate l.e-ille Millie and Fallon M. Johnston, secretary to tha Majority Leader uf tha Senate. (tuienniflonul .S'oiindphuio) California, South Damaged By i Doctor Pleads Severe Freezing Weather Not G uilty To Mercy K illing lly Associated I'rr** Winter's element, ilr.ilt ilmi.igmg blows over wide .u r n southrrn California into Dixieland today. Doctor Clinrucrt Will* ! Deaf h Of P a t i c 1 1 Is I*'r t*e On H a i l Scores oi I.sniilirv were iiiadr Immi-lex, liy II,,.idparts ol Indiana, Illinois and Kentm ky. Hitter cold ronlinued over mini ol I lit- Midwrit. I In- Audit Irrlt extended from Montana into Iowa a* well at in tome p u ls of the ~ ~ “ — — —------ ----------—■* Rocky M.hmtnin region A cold front, idung with rain. fleet ami *i>ine snow spread from I).,. Midwest eastward t" the A|ijiabieliian*. Temper-atme. tumbled train almiirmal marks lo heltiw [reeling over must uf Ihe Ohio Valley mid southward to below Memphis IA the Mississippi Valley, It looked tike the end of tho mitensunahle mild weather for the middle and north Atlantic states, llul no severe weather appeared ltd |»r»»sp(rl fur Ihf ISulf NtntciE, Klorltia uu,I iht* Small Allonltoi Capital Farm Leaders Dislike Brannan Plan Present Farm Aid Is G o o d Enough, Say Many Congressmen WASHINGTON, Jan. 5— (/!’) Congressional farm leaders today countered President Truman’s view plea for the Brannan Plan by ex­ pressing anew their confidence in the present farm program. Chairman Cooley (D-NC) of the bouse agiirullure committer told uewtmri) lie lias no plan to bring the Brannan Plan up for a vole in the new session of Congress. “ it was defeated last Full, and I regard ibis at its final delral in the 81 it Congress." he said. Senator Andersom (D-NM) who preceded Charles F. Brannan at Mr. Truman's Secretary of Agti culture, said: "I feel the present legislation should b* given an opportunity to operate before wc launch a new program. I don't think sentiment of congress it much different n.'w then it was last fall. Brannan’* proposul would use federal funds to pay direct nubeldiea tu fsnnsra ami there­ by make some foods cheaper for eun*umeri. In contrast, th* program passed In the closing days of the luit session seeks, through govern­ ment crop loans and purchase* of surpluses, to maintain near parity prices tor many farm commodities. (Parity ir a priea calculated tu maintain farm purchslng power In fair relatlonahlp to the things formers must buy). In hla state of the union mess­ a g e yesterday Mr. Truman told congress that “ mandatory prim supports should be provided for the commoditlea m not now cover•d which are major sources of farm Income. "Moreover," he sold, "wn should provide a method of sup. (CeaHasM • • Face gear) Bobby M am , II, of Lake Montoo, suffered two breaka In tin broken left V leg, left arm and' a broken when the motoeyele * on v which ho v m riding with James T. col IId McDaniel, 17, ht on ed at 7i*0 o'clock last West First Street with a 1941 Chevrolet driven by Mlaa Allri* Herts of 100 P ark Avenue. ■Dr. 0. L Park, who attend*! Bobby Marts, ordered him sent * f f »y, . 1* to Orange General Hospital, Orlando. HI* condition this morn­ Y O R K , Pa., Jan. A—(A1)— An ing ■ la- satisfactory, reported IV-yMr-old m U wa* held today Mata Highway Patrolman J , . H. on charge* e f Mtoekfng and rob­ Barrow. James McDaniel, driver bing hie own fgther, 71-year-old was aent Masked Youth Beatu, Robs Own Father 'W E frnni A blast oi sub-firr/mg weather luilliei end. mg ere, I tin- miiltimillion dollar enrus ami vegetable n o p , in ,uullirin I ’allfoi .i.i ^ j s a a r i s r ••• s illie s. It;ti 11 and sleet over the (lliio and M i-slssippi Volley* m a il e d luirririh>ils driv ing t-ondltlons, I he hlustery wentlw-r wus e x p e . i . d to extend uvei limit of I’eniisylvii 11111 mid West Viigin lu and we.-t ern M aryland l.y tonight or Kri day. The suh-freexlng w eather enu*i-d "roiisldi'nilile" ihiliinge to m i p s in l)n nit, oC in hella Valley of t'nlit Km lv s u r v e y s indiiiiled thm eitnis lu-ses would not eonipioi to tlie losses, amounting to mil lion* of (pillars, s uffered la 1 .liimiury hy a record fiee/e. V< ' i -i d a y ’s stih-f re e lin g wenlh.-i m used heavy ilumuge lo tomtit..... . with total loss In some areas (■ rapefruit and to mu Iocs were Ion.I hit in the Impel ml Valley. Volunteer National (iiiuidsmeii and the Bed ( 'lo s s rushed eno-i genry aid to flooded ureas in eusl Ceiilrnl and southern Illinois S c h o o ls in some communities wi neloseil. At Imlltinapolis, (jov. Henry !■’ Schricker uh'rted the National (liiiird for possible service as major floods over the full length o f Ihe Wohiisli rind Whlth R iv ers were prtilicled hy w eather hiiteau nffi ein I« Heavy im Iiin ov er the past sev e n d days have sent the rlvrr* mid creeks in fndlnnu and Illinois m u their hanks. The m ercury dropped to a law o f near *ero in iiurthweslrrn A> kaiiMiH ns the cold nIr mas* spread into the Knotli. Temperatures fell from 2U to -III degree* from their high marks of yesterday. The cold, with ruin and sleet nml some snow, extemloil from Arkensaaml Kentucky Into Tennessee, northern Aluhume, MlsnUxippi and laiiilNiana. Ice hlanketed Arklilisu* from wa«t to cast. Two liroth«r* were duiwnoil In tho ley Rprlng River near Walnut Ridge, Ark. North ami part of central Texas shivered in auh-freuxlng reading!. Freuiing rain fell over many arcuN, Including Lufkin, Bryan. Waco, Temple and Austin. The weather bureau reported « rain belt front rentrnl New York state aouthwestward through Tennr sure ami the lower Mlmiixslppi Valley and tho freezing rain aleet or snow In an area one to "00 mile* wide from centra) Ohio ■oiithw.xtwsrd to aouthern Arkanana, 1 w it Irrrd in b ill fll'l'.iienllyy .1 precedent in New I Inmptlmr pm* prudcncr. Allache* ol Ibr allnrney gen tral't oilier in llir ttalr npitoj at ('ont„ rd fould tec.xli no tiinilai , ... , '" M ™ * 41 cst' " uit c.i.r. Hie * nltnlney grnri.il, William , 'binary, it lrm lin g I In- lliiee mmiltr .iiinigiiniriil ol tlir a r m 11I |iliv»icinn. 111. lirim ain i N. S.iiiiln , 1.. 4 0 , com njt-il it vta» “ nllii-i im ii-.ti.il" lo relrntr 10 li.nl. 111 lint intlanrr. I ’ lllllliry ..nil. Iio w r v n . lint cilllrlr w.lt a g irr il II|*||| "lie iiiiitr ol |)i Namiei’ t loch 1..... il (I1.11.K ie l .uni si,nnlmg in llic 1 ion In 11 ri 11v ’ 111 S .im lri's relr.isr w.is gianl'-ii wilti the tlipu lilion lliai In- ir ii.n n from ineiln.il p r . ii lii r prmiilig I11.il I 'll 1liney noted '!,al Ui S.in dri had not "t r c u g n ife d dial In* did anyllimg wrong, l.g.dlv or otliei Wise," while lorihiimng lo p i n III r although .1 grand iury hail (mind loi 1 onsldrimg I)r. S a n d rr 't p i n In r aftci liejng n c ruird ol m uidri ms hided delivery ol teveral linhirt ca » )!a%ySs2ua .1„«, js ? r ' thopSai o f hrcakl I l i l MI t’ui'v I'.., el 10,1.ml 11,1111 tel- (lilt of 'll. pi eoiiei 1 "oil d iiol 111 I huldm if, 1-1,1 Ilf (tie I'npull’d r o i l y , f" t I* loditicnl *peiiking loin hr i- now m aking in o u lh rin (Srvecc The lour, Venl/elns charged, vlulnled mi iigri’iniii'id lo postpone opcliiog of the pre-elecloral campaign. A "prolonged prc-eleclorul cainpiugu, Veiilxclo* sold, 11 "would incvltnhly result ill the ntnh ill located and iimcldtiery lo-iog lehahllltnliim Iml I.d 'l'll-I'o p ille t emililloll CO I,met l.ended ity Hnuiiedea had I,ecu ill offic e since In I July - ■ *' oieinher*lilp wn* chiefly the tonne o- lilt- lineup the bile I'leioh'iI timiilidi'ele* Sopltinili’ headed oiitil hi* death III lllle lorle. Meanwhile the govei liliieol «< III, United SI ale*, of lllitolie-oa 1-1,1 ei ed it* secollil pho e l" d :.c It,, federal cabinet tool, a u t l i ' i d ' over the rich itilatid* t l ' " o the N ' h, >miI Committee pared for nssimipltmi Hint hud "f power I rum the Dutch. Coio m iltre clonrmiiM MohnmoiiKino fo rm ally made the 1 of power to I) s. 1 I render Mo I,limed I Isttu at n brief cer. osm Ku'm* committee had ingiicd the provixionnl constitution "f th" S I olid arranged the elect i«n ll„- pieslih'llt in which Siikai im (('■.■tlBes* «■ CM * Kuurr Democratic Semite Members A^ree Tu ‘Speedup' SesHion Dr. Sander's ulln im -y Louis K. Wyiniin, said the slipidiitimi ahmit refrrilnlng from practice was over the pralfSI of defense counsel tie cunsit o f the pri'siunplion o f mini W ASHIN GTON . .Ion ft. 1/1*> Ci'lice nt this time. Democratic senntor* tmlnx . " I ansoim. this a g r e e m in l is agreed to u atroti-gv intended t" without prejudice in llo- fu ture." ..... . legislative action nod wind W ym an io|i’ tin- court. op the present session of congress Hr Kander slonil i*r*.fl and i, y .Inly Ml or earlier. 1 showed no emotion while court Majority lender Lucas (D -lll.l. clerk Arthur S. Ilealy rend tin Inilietineol chorgiog the eouiitiy doctor: "l-'elonlimsly, wilfully nod of Idmalice aforethought did inject 10 Cubic .-elitllneleni o f oil ill cloie SUceessluo Into the veins of Mrs. Alible H ull,, to, fill” his eitocer patient. Long before tbe jdiysiclnn en tared tlie second flimr superior courtrooin with Ills wife niuj two attiirocys, JtiO Hpeetnturs hail crowded Into every public sent. Mr*. Iloim lo—ill 0 year and 11 half and shrunken to half her nor­ mal weight - wn* the wife of o Manchester oil sulrsman. Dr. Handers, who said yesterday he had gone sleepless for days, (('uNllaae# Oe Pas* Peat) U. S. Bulletin Seized By Czech Commies P K A (1 U u7 Jan. 6 -M ')—The Communist-led Ciech government today conflscatad the Czech-lauguago bulletin of th* United .States Information Service currying tho text of the U. 8. note urderittg the closing of Hungarian cunsulutcs ill Cleveland and New Yuik. At tho same time the govern­ ment expelled a 20-year-old CnliB A LM Y W BATHKH HKKN LAKELAND, Jan. fi, — VP) — toriaii, who had been studying The chilly weather forecast yes­ hurt on a Clash scholarship. The U. 8, L 8, Bulletin Is mallthey made o|/w m h M oeota and terday tor peninaular Florida ap­ ad to soma 2,000 Cxachs dally. eome key# M u . tha wateheun’i parently Ian t going to gat her*. pojketo after The Federal Stata Frost Warn­ Joaaph Korarak, press attache of ing Service today aald th* weather tha U. 8. Embassy, aald thera P i\’ce Chief Ralph Bhutti said the aged man Identified hla son. at tha lo- William aa ona of two masked outha who aloggad him and tied Im up aa ha patrolled th# plant Jr Tuasday night. Shafts IdentUM the other youth *y held m claytea Mratt, 17. K raft was d etalnesTm aetien of York , 11-no oft. 1 ........... 1 deputy premn 1 s,.ptioi-le \ cot/elo-. led III --I iii r \ e|0 leli. -uld Ol le figllilly he ' ■i t iilged I he gi'iieml eli-el ioo-i , now Hchedille'l ful \pltl. I*' speed MANl H E S T E R , N II |..n. r» • d op. lie - li d voting should he »/T) A Cuunliy tlmloi plr.ulrd held *00111-1 to |irevent the " t e r innoirnt today b> an m.lit tuirnt nhte coo e.iocncc, the 1‘1'U -it ( \ Ji.irgilig first clrgrre nmiilri of an Aoiild In- e x po**i*d t“ from 1111 011. 1, 111v long pre-elect " m l cuinpnigu imurahle cam ri p.ihrui ilnough period a "m rn y" ileaih .ind ptnmplly \'i-IU/rlo-* at*o cidict-ed flr-d "proh.ddr i.U lsr " liim guilty. " T C f b 'A A ssocia ted Press I .eased W ire A L L BAN K C A L L W ASHINGTON, Jan. fi. - Mb — Tho Comptroller of the Cur­ rency today iaaued a call fur u statement uf the condition of all national hanks at the dose of busi­ ness Saturday, Dee, 91. nfier a two-lmur closed conference .,f all Democratic senators, said all Democrats agreed to offer nml vote only for amendments "Hint !»*■#, germane" to whatever bill I* before Hie Hciiule. Forty-seven of the M Henate Democrata attended the meeting Luca* explained that Ihe deri­ sion nhuliltl avoid « fight over re­ peal o f wartime excise taxes dur mg consideration of the 1,111 lo rc pool iileomargorlne tuxes, now up fur action. .Similarly, Lucas said it would ovoid offering any part of the "civil rights program" as a rider to Nome other Mil. Luca* said the Informal agree­ ment sliuuld enable Renats leadera to “get through the program as fast as possible." 9 Crew Members Of Blockade Runner Quit HONG KONG, Jan. 15. — </Pl — The Ixhrandtsen I.Inn shin Flying Arrow will is ll for Red Shanghai tomorrow* without nine members of her 41 man crew. A. P, Pattfaon Company, Hong Kong agent tor th* Una, said nine seamen signed off th* vessel to avoid tha trip through th* Chinas* Nationalist blockade to th* Com­ munist port Approach*! to the port have M a n mined b y Nation­ tonight and Friday weald be part­ was “no dsabt1* that tha Inclusion alist*. ♦ Postal Receipts Exceed $579,000 During Past Year van fo rd JJ u s t Is S e n 1 A s G i uvviiti' O f f i e o F a stest In IJ. S. f hr S i n h o i l ( 'i ll. c h.lil ir ic ipl- ol f 1 / 1*.Ml t/lift |,i *I ye.11, 01 i v r i I hill it) pen rut 11101c ill.ill 111 lie pirvioil- v e i l , I'u-lni.iilei Jot I I I*'‘Id ICVfll.il I imI.IV. Huh. lllllg th.it tin- l*o-l Olto,- will. Il w i ­ the Li-I, I giowoiy po*l i i l l n e 111 llir t 'luted Slit,-- it, DM8 , 1- -till ill tint . I l — " I I I . evil 11-I011, td vcivite .lint .n c rr i- e in p n o m n rl whn.li li.ivr ICCII r i le . |, il ihnmg litr |M,t y r , u " , vli l icld -.mi. “ diuw the um litnird ip l d III. tri- c ill llir K'l'Wth .Hid popul.ihou " I S i n t o r d im l it- i 111 m r d lile vnoiitv. llo- tiemeudoil, m r r i - e in i i . i i p l - 1. . i i i o - d ,-ti turlv hv llu- in. i.-i-rd loivinrs. mil -liipmelil ot > 1 .1 1 ,m l’, ami lou d.1 - l u c e t m ill mi, 1 hollxr, i ' h o i d i I ,i*luoi(- - ~ \ t No A n n e d Assistance To Be Utven Chiang For Defense Of Last Nationalist Base W A S H IN G TON. dan. 8 — UP) —Srri-lnrv id S l a t e Achaean’ *aid Iadov Doit ihe United •SI Hie* can side 1 * pi 1 taut ore aqjf >‘"ii*ldci at Inn of 1 ci 1,go it imi of Du- 1 tune m (0111 in 11 ne t guvernmen! 1 1 tin* time. Arhexun inane Du* <ounnriit at a news conf.-iriii-r imiil word from I oiiilun i h i i Du ltriii*h govern* " ir o t 1* i t tin- pomt o f rtr o g Oi/nig the It,-,) regime it, China. M V .SH IM , It IN. |;,n. r»_(/P) ■ err-mleul 1 1 um.iii'* "hands idf" poln, tow in i Formosa iliew 11111mdl.il. -Inirp criticism today fioni vome congressional Kepuldicnii* Most Itemocrai* applim led it *, a ilor Ferguson ( I t . M i d i ) saul Do- I’rcsidcnt'a |i riiiioii ii,-,-iax-iit "kicks the p i r l i s i n i.oeign policy rig mil the wimtow I'crgiiHon sa|d ncilher the Itip abltnin* nor th* I trim,v, a 1 a- Ir.liters of C o n g r e is were cousiillcd ilmul ihe ForTiuisri poln 1 S m i t e GOI* leader Mln-rtk iN r li t said the U re a l- ' deni's prommm'eiiirnt iininunted to an ink nation to Moscowilirei led 1 mnmmiist" to lake th* 'and Ilio hiirmiiii t onnally 'II li t 1 ol Do- Senate Foreign Rel.it....... t "in nullee Mild: “ I’m 10 ihoiiomli a g ie c in r n l with I resiitenl s -l.ilemeot respect­ ing l oriiiosa. ' in other rmiraa’ ink,tikes ns in ,1 very scrlotia' and iliingcioii* siliiallo n." *ffm Xi 1. ''Tin- Suotoid 1’(.'.! u l f i c c hu. .lie ii 'ru i.l", Mi I o-l,| mid " o f I'livilig ill.*, e p ' - l "Hite money older:, tIn,,, urn |'"<t ultiie ill tloFlorida m ill I lie . x.-jilii.n of liickaoiik die u tin'll 1 , ■ --1 x i-' > en' W A M I I N t . l t IN, 5 III fill all paid money oidri!. from I ' i c i i l r i i t I ihii .m inday (Iceland ..'ltd, Mill, ami It], .In-,, post ot ill Al1icili.nl h-tmh li.tml, t»ti nff policy w to* fives in tlie -.tali 1 Kveii .01, during -me r n - " t li ui i'.ip.i ike HiiipiiNK'ii w i l d the I Inn....... 1, land ol ForJiickfOiivlll,-" 11111,1. , KStMliilstlllM'Ilt of H Ml",mird hi 11 new- 1 oiii.-rriice statement! lou t* eaiT ying mail tu ntumt 1,1)00 In- *,iiil ilu- l tuieii M i i n has no moru f.iniiliei in Riiiifotil wa* the iiinm aT'Pliiplisliiiient uf the lucil <lt*nc to nic it, l i m e d forces tha I* poll 00 u-i during IJUil, Mi F i l l * mi lirrm iif involved " i n ihe eWil added. Till-. I mile W«, e*t.lldi:die,| • mflii t in t'liin, 1 ’ ’ y ill Die (odd-boro men with ail II.- m ule ile.ii tin- only http a v e in g e " f nhoiit three t>. foul p. i . on pet (in,oly, kklio liuv * ( h u n g Kiii Mil k'* government 'in I , , 111 , 0 - 1 1 h i expect fioni th* n, u i Im l ill-lively ol llluil . iv i.. lu-foie. 1 mlctl Nd'tv is iniHmtliliK fcon(('iHiiiitiiftl tth i*mr* K itii) I MioT liiTompll*loiielita of tlie I'o.i offici- (live 1,11(1 the i.iatid litli'M of five letter c o lliv li" 1,,,x. . t.ki I'lmiliouii 1011 leltei ami P 11,. I I..,,ea Hid five ii.'kk dm up. 1,11x 1". pl.M i-d il, k in Mile. I" . i l l . , , , , w 1till 11 the city delivei v l, , t 1 'll k ill llkl'l k Ml III I" ' IC- j Im >l-.pao lit 1,0 I . 1 and , mi ulid t"' , v?. uili'il t., llu- new iiiiihling ua,, W \ : m I N't; n IN. .Inn f. LT) I wa-. extemli’d five miles (■> r ■ - I'm , of liti.m.il mine ownVeinaiigo S lie s t and I'm id limit, "i " a i .-l tin N'-itlonal L u ­ gtk* mad -1-1 k ice t,» Die (i-iideut ll If'l.im n H,and today to t r v helkkcen Wi Imiii ’ h I'o in ei ai d Lake t •' * m io e t '. In,' V, 1,11 a full M.miiie wi^-ie a enieodet aid. mil" 1 - i l kvi- k hy com 1 iniuin-tion. |„,| ,,f pi-kk- iii'ii,--- have liet 0 i'liiit <'pel o i gi mip represent Ing and fal iii * cleared. ............... .. Du* ,-ntii" soft coal 11,, I',, t 1 tffic e has I" , miie *.. -it *'■ now tnike filed unfair I 1 ,,w |e<|. 'll Field repel led, that 'at . " I-, ri.-* 1...........Iiai ges agu init II if. uokk oecCnSury to keep .ll|* ' - i-1- I l.i-kki nml a-keil for eourt pile mid file* ill the n-eiealioii In". ,,,,,l,i ami lliiee iievk legidin cb 'lk ,, tin , mil gi oops filing charg*.* , a r i a ■ and two anpei v s o l * tud’ik i.iclnded Dais,, from lltinoiy. we 1 e aiilli.,1 i/e.l d in in g IP IP A tl" fm »i' I, and m ajo r " e a p t lv a j 1 cMiit 1 tnd -totliiii known a* 1'ellokv- r.i mrii- ■ .impanie.H myrieit iiy h i* diip F mmiI StMli.'ii w a * e * l» Imie . t.'i'l canceln*. „ l Die M iihiitjui I A irp u il with I In- iiei l Dim,, include tlethle01 ctinrge. D urin g the I'ln ist ' em, liepolilte. .lone* and LaiigJ\I in. Inland, F iu e d d e , and Armco, I (all 11nil, a n t ,'■ «» ■ 'I.I1T, Hie ,,|te(at.11 want Hubert Den1 mi, gctieial aiiiai'l for the group * ■ i" 1 ■ ' " I older again st Lewi* t., compel him i " bargain fur a now I I o H / c'I h w I n s t i i H f d " n tiact and to end Die present ie,| I liree..|iiy work A h I l e n d O f M a s o n s lew 1 ui* k the up. m l , o s turned to Den.la m e * l ‘ H n ll/ e t a w w an In ,t a il'd a* M u -I« r of fia lif'.td Lo d g e haul a f t .’i failing to get the Whit* l l o i i ' 1 i " .o iler an injunction e l N " t'i2, F am i A .M . nt il * meet 'Up. Iiii'sd ny n ight ill D ie Mu*"l>i< I it under tlie Tuft H u rtlry Act. I'l emili'iil T rum an indicated d e m p le th* sn ee re d ,. U lla - k y II le w C'.nfi'ieiice today that W ight. 1- studying tile situation. Mi Hull, /.'laky I* m iinagrr He had no comment on a report­ Die )..<■(■ I (’ocn-Uolii plant, is mar ed appeal friiiu St. Linds urgin g ried, liar nne (Inuglllel, and likeI,nn In lire Iii* full authority to ,t 1111 r> Him A venue m g 1, to*111 foil operation o f th* Other nffn-er* instnlleil wen linin'*. A Henry <'. Mmirc, aenior kk-nrden The appeal, a reporter kald, WX* Vnli 1 J iiiii 'n. joitlor wiirden; A. 11 in ink hy a St. lamis idtixcn* fu el Lyles, rlnipSain; A. Italnsek ei 1111111111*'i* mnl Die St. I.iuilt retail simhir alewaril; Douglas Him i'"iiI dealers association, all mu, junior atewnni, I.. T. Rlirp The J'i'i'stclent -aid ho had n«t paid, treasurer nml Roy It. Wright m 'i ' 11 the niesHiigr. He said it pro■Ir,, liOi-retiiry, were re-elected. IV liahly wn* sent to the press, and A. Slinisfleld wa* the in*ltiiliiie' III.I to him. li e Mild If he g o t l l officer, us(.l*tcil hy Ihe junior past and it w as entitled lo an n m w i r , master, F, Husky Wight, a* mar­ lie would an s w e r it. shal. The l ’ re.*iilcnl Inis s te ad fastly The Rey. Dr. E . D. Brownlee, declined to view tho limited pr n past master of the Lodge pro­ ductiou as a national emergen nounced the benediction. Ten visit­ win rantin g tho 11*0 o f ht* Injun, lb'll power under the T u ft - lt a rt ln y ing Masons were present. Coal Owners Ask Court Injunction Against Miners ui Act. I'OWKH I'K O JE C T SLA T F.D W ASHINGTON, Jan. B - (* V )ITesident Truman aald today lie Is working on a program to pro­ vide tho wlioto country with public power wherever It Is feasible. Tho (’resident told a news con­ ference that he la anxious to de­ velop the SI. Lawruncv seaway and power project. But he will never agree to develop the power, project aa a Tha seamen’i follow* a separata program, he emphasised. man'* aetien followed THE WEATHER •lA U KSU N V ILl.K. Jau. (!. — (# ) High L a v 78 A Han in Hi Millin' k .... . 4,„, ........... a7 ■ Hi in! tm .... «4 ...... 24 Chleigii ...... Dfitwitr ................... . .... „ 8 l)t»» MnllU'a ....... . ........... ' 1 F rtin o .......... 44 Kmhran City ............... ............14 Bciittlo Apalachicola ............. ........ . . H not* was th* causa of ly cloudy and continued warm with of th* Ha aald he want* tha whole Jackscnvllla . . . : ............... a few Isolated light showers the 1 slaw*. Tha osMulatsa wart U. 8, 8tat*a Department notice that ahfp If thay country to get tha benefit of tha Kev West .................... ............7 f 1 ?! _ ___________ along the east eoaat and no frost ordered ataaad bassnsa of Hun­ th»y couldI ilgn o ffT tha Orlando ........- ..................... . . J l 8L Lawrence projaet. did not wiab to risk th* trip. garian tiaatau nt o f Americans. i L — iii x m .xnOiatMi a f ■ .............. -1 �I V'■ • ^ v w ia ; h.w : r a-a i hwa ■ i ■ r ■ w " * A a* I t ’s ‘* P ro fit This It It, fptka—t b it repeater from lu t itr—by/popular damand. It a a knockdown, rax-uut klnq of »i!e~ th e very one you’ve been alting for, If you*r» -nainu* to ™.ve on your od_______________vro: bntrwoiV"M.>i7ivI..t yroflU stair. ■ g m —-> _____ I don’t ears If we aell out to Die bare walls. Come 1 a»4 *et ’em while they last—and we know these hot values can’t last long. pw sm n am m i w h im Floods CTSuds With Super wooort mh Van Camp Pork 6 Beans 2 Bead Inis ad carefully, make up your food _ list anid com* to aea ua—watch your savneeds ings skyrocket. You can't help aavlng In a aatee event like this You'll find -of red hot m ifi special* and you'll aes many new low reg­ ular shelf prices on unsdvertlsed Items. Coma rlv—stuck un while the retting la goed AND B DON’T CAftB IT w r u M OBBtET ' Large Box No 2 Cans wn * »»«*! *000 MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT-YO U SAVE MORE EVERYDAY IN OUR STORES! COMPARE! Agen Fordhook k Syrup 8-lb. Con liana 29' 4 5 1 c Make no inhtake—YOU HAVE MORE EVERY DAY IN TUB WEEK IN OUR STORES It’s vnur total food lull Hint rounls. you know, and we Invite you to uimpnro by checking your lolal niirchn»»"i after .hopping with us one month. You’ll ace your nnvinu* nre bigger nml belter. MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT-YOUR DOLLAR flOE.H FURTHER IN OUR STORES 1 2 -OX Peg. Size Soap 22c Cakes IVORY Snow Largs •tm i ^ Pkg S WAN 3 ? ; . i 9 2 5 c P eai p k g i. 45c Agen Frozen E n g liik P e is Prime Brand F ro z *N 2 B r o c c o li p k g i. pkg. 49c Agen V The New K ay 29c Frozen C h in o , • y pkg. 29c COOKIES f 10-os. Prices Good Thru Sat.. Jan, 7 Quaiillly nights Reserved Hurs-Mlx Milk Amplifier 33c 24-ot. / Solid lb. . / Qtrs lb ' JEWEL 35c Snowdrift 75c ARK AT OUn STORE FOR 4-PAGE COLOll P R IC E LIST Soap Powder Salad Oil Quart 4 7 c Ainazo Largs Desserts OWDOl lit-,.' 4 5 c 53c 3 lb. Can E:nulalfi»d rn lm etlo and Third Six. HU K. F ind HI. Lb Can H a d i- M ix l 9 1 9 c BOSCO r- lb . Already Colored Oleo C a u lif lo w e r Crisco TIDE 2 Grade A Shipped Medium Doten Froien B la c k e y t Snperbrond Eggs 45c Burry Black Walnut Oatmeal, Sugar-Crisp 25c Pkgs SWIFTS rk\ m* lli-lb lelbeck Meal or Cleanser C a lls t 2 «• «. 2 4 c With 13 W) Order With Deodorant 2 I Hag. 6 5 c Center Cut Pork Chops Now Lo w L in k CliMiir cm llir 2 p k g i.2 3 r 10-os. 20 Mula Team 10-!b b a g P r lc u B o n x pkg. 12 A cs Chocolate and Vanilla Texas M i" Swill's Regular Old Dutch S ta rch TABL-READY—NO WASTE! 5 9 c 15- Regular Unit U.S. No.. I Potatoes PORK-39'49 Asst. Soaps Cello Bag ol 10 Dili End Loin Tlntnl Fresh Coin-Fed Waelarn pkg. Co o k i e s IB o t A p p le 11c Sauce Fran Washington Slats Guaranteed Ten* der or Double Your Money Back TablReady Cut Huger Cured Bacon B o io i 21b«. Hanford CAULIFLOWER large head 25* Trlmmsd Watts-Frss Beiais Weighing A Pricing 25c Hickory Sweat Bacoa ML Vermont Ik. 45c ,__ O Sunshine Sanford LETTUCE Su g ar >,.*• V d •1■ . i u a > ■ �X n A■*'S " 5*5« (M«nN>*n m + m t n ffA N vm m ■' sto h tth — PAGE TH R EE aw U. r.TXJ . Florida Timber Declines In 20 Osteen News Hr M A T W A DUNNINU Mr. and Mrs. Nolan rut— r, anj family of Mt. Carmel, III., spent thr holiday* with his parents, Mt. •hd Mrs. Horry Onteen and grand, mother M u . L « .....e Osteen. Miss Leila Wood of DeLand and daughter Miss Blanrhe Wood of Ft. Lagderdale were gueMs at F. N. GfPrge’a Tuesday. Mr. BliflMtfTktftt two sons, old residents of Osteen, of Nashville, Tenn.. called at the Dunning horns Tuesday Mr*. Elliott r,f Jack so n ville's spending (some time with tier daughter ami son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masters. Mr-* A. P. Hnrrrvi of Plant Pit1s wlaning old Trtrm fV "Mr. end Mrs. J. J. Nicholson and Mr. and MW. L. VanEltrn this week. The Ceuiial Counties THE FATEFUL FIFTY YEARS Hollywood Hr HOB THOM AS • HOI t VWOOD, Jan r, — — held a holldav party «t (lie home Jackie l.re Barnes, winner of a of Mr. and Mr... Frank N. George ftee tnp to Hollywood, has return­ Friday night. All report “.A good ed io her Albuquerque home with tim e / ri“ regrets R, W. McCullough returned to Contest winners appear on the Miami Monday morning after a Hnllywonod scene as often a* new weekend home, Mrs. R. W. McCullough and Ava Gardner dates Rut Jackie daughter Mis. Alice Marie Hauglii was different. Selected lo celebrate and daughter Marilyn and eon Fat the IStli anniversary of the Radio left Monday for Valdosta, Co Theater, .she was treated to " MQHvn nml I'm returning to whirlwind fortnight of Hollywood Hasher Bible School where they glamor, tlrra Is her reaction: "I wouldn't particularly like ■re s t u d y i n g . to hr a movie star. I hud a screen Satuiday morning Mrs. G r Huiatk and sons, David, Hilly and led . which look almost a whole Kenneth, went squirrel hunting day If anything should come of It. nufmi of Osteen Kenneth »s< t might accept a contract. But I running and ducked und»r lb* don't expert one and I wouldn’t fence and soon after told Ids he disappointed " the winsome lb-year-old said mother lie had swallowed a sanddie expected to be nervous when gpur. Kenneth was ("ken la Dr O I 1 die met the iters “ Bui I wasn't at all," she comI ’aUt In Hanford. Do uiggeited tafnlig him to Orlando hospital 1mrnted "It wax Just like tslking where he was examined ami at tn anybody else. The itara are fl.HI) P.M they removed two .mini- ieallv much ulcer Ihan the news­ spur* from Ida windpipe. Kenneth papers lead youto believe. "Most of the .stars look as they and imilhci loinalmd In the Iondo Oil the semen A few who look ltal, rel timing homo Sunday young on the screen look much emietli seems fine at this writ­ nlilei lii person Thai was mvonly ing. M il Fllu Ff'c.l Is spending an disappointment In Hollywood." She -.aid her favorite stars went Indefinite time with her daughter the younger ones like Elizabeth Mis Ted Colley Mrs. William Colley relumed Tavlnr, John Derek and Jane Po­ liiugr from Macon, Ca. Thnt'-dny well. "The most exciting thing that uMPri> she vi«lled het daughlei happened to me," she said, "was Mrs. Ann Cledhlll. going to the Cocnanut Glove, It Mr. and Mrs Frank Archer went was a great thrill to see the Paci­ tn l.ake Helen to Npernl a few fic Clcenn, ton. I think I was ns days with hrr parents before go­ excited over the prospect of see­ ing on to Georgia to make I licit ing Sunny ClnlfornU ns 1 was hump. over meeting the star a." Mr. and Mis Ctujence Snyder H>’t biggest surprise svaa erring anil daughter FloUlaC were in IIIa movie set. Undo Katnrilay evening "It wasn’t at all what I ex­ Miss Lucy Ann Snyder spent the pected. It seemed fco strange tn weekend with friends in Miami ire lust half a room When volt gAavmnnri Pell t.x now mt (lie Foi me ii on the sene a. you think it ear liangci truck In the place of I* an entire room" Ftank Archer. Tim Hollywood trip hasnt changed Jackie's idea* for the fiitnra , ,„ , "I still want to he a mo<UI| an* m in t s : n r .sp ru cA T io N ru n deflated. "One of mv price* was T A X i) i:r :l* thsptsr ITS.17 of ItM a modeling course and I hope to NOTICK 111 HlCIIKIir OSVKN. Thai become a model while I ’m *D (III* Behnish 'holier of T*« Car Otli 16. I want to have a career until t l f l r a l * N o I t . Is s u e d I l l s T i l t t fa v o f U e t o h . r A . D . IS IS , I t s * l l l s i t I'm about 24 That’* young enough tants In HIT offl » and h»» made tn get married.’* _ a tat defct to Ii* a i'p llc a t lo n l IItollywc tolly wood’s be»/flgtir#» belong lasatsd therotx. Halit csrlllldata itlWfarea lh»*> tnll.i.elna dtscriyeil to fhhlherdl o p e r l v h i I h i* f o u n t y o f H u m This cheering word conies from rtHr of#, H in t * o f F lo r id a . In * w 1 l Hollywood fashion art! designer Helen n ft of h m n or Lot Itoso, who Inis first-hand know­ M H t J o n e p li'N T h t • N t i« « * r t t* 'n t of H t» n m I i I p m ledge of whal she speaks. Having inty midfi Mir* m M f^rtlflnita R«1|ftl| LVMH ill f il te llrtlltf of Vn clothed a attnhlo number of flintdotn’a famous forms, she has thrse know n, tllllr tH H A m id i r i M f l t u t e * H h r tll to* ns the H) host figures tn Holly­ r r 4 f e r r i c ! n e e n r ■11 rite i o la w . | h« iir r n m r iy f1 » n rriiM * ii M i» * rH n w i l l wood: it#' M o ld Jri I f in h i t il t to il I d t ld n r f i t Kslhrr IVillinius, Limn Turner, f liis t o m I lif iiif u * d o o r o n i lo* h r * I Hetty (liable, Hetty Hutton, (Jeue M o n r ln v In ilif» n o t h l l i o f K w l m it v y . !P M V w h ic h I d H i ** » iih <t * > o f Tierney, Kathryn Grayson Susan Kf^rtnirv. 1350 Hayward, Mamccn O’Sullivan, Vvrtt'l tliU 5th iUv of jMiiiiArir Jane G iccr. .loan Crawford, Eliza ­ mo beth Taylor. n p lit:U N i min Clark Circuit Court. You will nntr that the first Hfinlnolt County. Florida R JAlgal Notice f 111 Magnolia Are. N otew orthy Events o f Our T E L E V IS IO N first loomed on !h# horizon with the development of the televisor by a Scottish aclenttst . . . The first talking picture shorts were shown in New York Aug. A . . . Di:ast*-ta during the year Included a Flor. Ida • Alabama - Mississippi tm,Ti­ rana, Kept. IS, claiming .172 lhcx, . . . A nother h u rrican e in Hie Cuban area. O cl 2". killed more than ano Beginning in A p n l a genetat s trik e plagued H r**' B rita in . T h * SesqulcenteemrC Exp o sitio n opened in P h llv l'lphle, May 11 , . . Sports event aGerte Tunney defeated Jvk Dem psey fo r the world heavy, weight cham pionship In P h ila ­ delphia. Sept. 23 . . . T h e :;t L o u is C aid U tal .1 upset the Nr v Y o rk Yan kee *. 4 games to .1 m the W orld ReH»* Choi Lindbergh 0 t' vf: INDIVIDUAL AND FAM ILY GROUP PLAN Barkad b, on Old L>nr Lequi Hexane c-t. In , Co L IH ftA L CASH t lt N lI 11 S IOR V T> l upilol frw'rn nnCfTtniri *tm tjt nnp'l * "-tp 'iird'Cmpt lo lw c io rv f ' l i w i p hvLBJgfe ii'i'C s and ow 1mfnnre b o ., r>- 5icfnm# cw S ir q iv m ’ f r c j L h r r'r cil'On ill n t i g-*rrol* mI i or $if krM*$$ mo Ain ( (fnil. One fV v trt HI* , n n , teo men diDinctianl r "'ll riily o ten (e n t, i-e- , I ' , t - ixti.d- t- -1,1, It i r.'Aii g * CO LD W A V E C O h ru rsv: Bm m Get These Health Aids "Cohl win ds" s i * 111. *tng —xpresdlng xnei'/r* and -.iiilfle*. <■>! 1nml roughs T ake every precaution to xt.a.l Infect inn, hut tumid , mii tret a told "ropilng nn’ ’— t i k e cure »l it at mire I’ lomiil treatment with tried and proven hum,- rriiirdii*. fr c q u rn lli le'...eiis lb. .r x r t l lx , s lo r l r n s the dlttalino of .old -in »tn> k ,11111 tit ii 11 1 111r chest in... M.lh these b ia llb gourd-. t«.i "ml.I ,ti\ 1 " Il 1 mill ib-cs n«l yi.'ld <|llli III) lo lomte l*e ilotenl. . .11 mill ■ I... (.it oltlonil llmltl* Irl.S) liOr i\Iurine HEATING PADS 540 ;i:>e Ciirtur Pills 2M0 ^4*ir» to s9.!i:i 7.V Iloans Pills 300 7Ur Sal llf’iiatira610 5lh- Philli|»s Magnesia 50c Ipana 'I'ooOi Panic $1.00 Hak\y\s M. 0 ...... $ 1.2.5 AhsorOinr ,lr. JANUARY . . . WHITE SALE ar.t* < \rt« hia . l l .r.l) AM I’IH IJ E L MONEY SAVING VALUES fiflu liie n p S H A M P H O j ^ S3 • ALIKE IN EFFICIENCY Your prescribed medicine, whrther prepared In ll'iuld, cap'Dile nr powder form la *1 way* the product of thr tame unerring precision . . tht asm* mattculmra stteu lion lo dealt. Yea, In every ruse, our pharmacist:* ex­ pend the utmost measure of car* and skill, checking and re-checking every etep of fheir piucedurea The! le why, whatever il’" finished form, your prescribed med­ icine will alwayn hr lunt whel your doctor intended. IQWELS Uasthis Demonstration will be held Jan. 6 11: A. M. to 7:00 P* M. in our drugstore " • Ti vV. ‘j jT * *’ *i ’ . /* BEDSPREADS 4 '^ 'f ......................... e f e A ' i . Mftvi,*/ , ./ ■ .-.-j ., ' ’ ■To i: l — • ’• VI rf :<}* . ■ok- . U a • > 75r AN At IN iitir N . K . T A H L E T S liftr H A R B A F in fr $115 fsxvrttitp HOOT $125 PETROGALAH $1,011 Mile* NERVINE 830 60c Altui S E L T Z E R .... 4 9 0 $1.25 HSU TO N IC . . . 0 0 0 $1.50 AGAKOL ....... » | 19 $125 MAR A KA . 980 ORLANDO Central Florida's Fashion Cantar ‘f* T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. fCl'-;-,. • -M i 490 r i r n r P O U T IE IIH SHEETS fori'1 Tf your cas« ha* been dlagtmed as Asthma or Hayfever, you will be greatly Interested In this product. If you are a present customer ot the company, bring In your nebulizer (or repah* end free servicing. i \ -W 7fir flayer ASPIRIN 590 r t D E J 3 iE I I Plane len i .er bdt intfi mri -r. o’"-,I ttv,pilot I ’ •'i -x It.li ,v r, ik.1 odl qoli- me -n o»v '♦"v .......... I B E N IF IT S A R E NOT RE­ DUCED FOR CH ILD R EN OR ELD ER LY DEPENDENTS Good in Any Hntpllnl C o vrn Polin Up to $5,000 NOW IN PROGRESS! Wj < X ^ S HOItlv IIAHDT. Mt.lt N h is v t L i l t INS CO im - l X t 21*1 W. Sooth St O il- "fn Mu. t e t S S TM***** S C o m p e n s a t io n r 'i f*om (jfomachT ilcSrS B YELLOW CAB CO. ACCIDENTS, SICKNESS CHILD BIRTH t For average winter feeding, (If the total farms In the U n it­ eight ar* mothers, and Miss O*l.tminrs rniilit on tlireo ed Ktnteii, about 7(t per rent liuud K-lllvaii a mother nix tinienl ton i of buy for enrll milk row. bavo elrctririlv. Every Hollywood glamor girl who iui i hud a baby has emerged Jii-t ns glamnrmt. as ever,*1 "aid Mm Itoae. "And In inasl cases tii'therbood lias improved their appearance. Even though measurernrnts are the same, there la an added softness and femininity." E ■; 1 4 4 4 if orar 10 roan. Walls thoaa asmptama mar oftan olnorwlaa eatur, Ha amaataa sow r llmao Ooaa'a at** Aoepr twllaflk* IS mll*a of kldn*r tub** ond Alton out wo*la, 0*1 boaa'a fit la lodarl .LANEY’8 DRUG S T O U JMPA1 T#TCHT0N DRUG CO MPANY PHONE P a y s in F u l l R e e a r d l i t s o l W o r k m a n ’ * Phone 512 S J t C YELLOW LET US PAY YOUR HOSPITAL BILLS D EV ELO PM EN T!! In nylon plaitl". mechanical refrigeration, high nctan* gasolln* and aynV *thtllc robber ted advancements In Industrial chemlitry . . . Them * waa a brief rally tn th * stock i« r market and horincia conditions C H A R L E S A. LIN D BERG H and then th* Depression becama became * world hero when be more acute T h * Lowell obflew solo across tbe Allan*"*. •arvaiory reported discovery of Mlneola. N Y . to Paris. Fran », Cmdr, R. I . Byrxf Pr*tld*nt Na«v«r lh* ninth planet of the solar sys­ May 20-21 . . On Msy D. Ru»h tem, Pluto. March 13 . . . Dis­ Exiled from White Ilussla «er* Snyder and Judd Grsy were « « • aster plagued th* world, begin* vlcted In a New York court for Trotsky. Zinoviev. Radek. Kame­ ring with the Ohio State peniten­ Collapse I he murder of her husbend, Al­ nev and Rakovsky . tiary hi", Easter Eve. April 21. In bert. a,crim e that shocked n-.e of the F31 Francis dam. imrtti of which ifO comi' t* died. On Sept. nation. They were executed the Los AugclPS, killed ISO . . . A 3, * hurricane killed inure than following January . . . Dlsasb-r W ell Indies • Florida hurrlrane 2.000 In Santo Domingo and. Oct. ■truck lit April and May when claimed over 2 ,onn lives, Hept. r j. 8, w-reik ol the British dirigible 17 . . . On Nov ( Arnold Mothhundreds drowned In Mississippi ft-101 e ver Fisnco cost 17 lives, stein, s New- York sporting figure, river flood* . • G*n June A, U 3 . . . Ki snce en.leif occupation of Marines landed In Nicaragua to u i i shot, dying two days later. th* German Rhineland, June 24Among tclentlflc achievement* of protect American Interests 30 . . Judge Jo«*ph F. Crater of the year w-a* development of tb* The first full-length talking pic New York stale *uprem* court, lure. The Jns» Gmjer, pram ln' 1 teletype . . Herbert Hoiiver was disappeared, Aug. 0. and never In N«w York. Oct. A . SpoDs elected President of th* Dulled w«* found . . Bobby Jones of events: Bsbe Ruth set the record State* tn November, defeating Atlanta. Ga . thrilled th* iporU of 60 horns runs • season . . . In Alfred E Smith In a bitter cam- world by hli golf "grand alam," lha World Barlea. th* New York pitgn . . . In the World Strle* wlnnl"g the American opan and i Yankee* defeated the Plttibursh th* N«w York Yanketa crushed amateur and tha British open th* fit Louis Cardinal*. 4 gam** and amateur tournament* . , . pirate*. 4 game* to 0. • 'r. "* ii to f l,' Th* Philadelphia Athletic* won ItM th* World Kents. 4 games to 2, A G R E A T PD R O E o f ' CM from (he HI. Louts Cardinal*. ’ T H E W A L L S T R E E T CRASH. Bolshevik leaders by the Krtmlln N«>l-19)1 la 1911 took place In Rnsila, June 1A. w hich began O cl. 2t», w a s th * t X L T S .* m i& I I A a dluratl*. (food raaeeaoful^ ks mlilfcma for M Boh* tulh I lew. mine* M«HA*r Ifrllotlnw* Him tn «old, ddmposoo or dlalars Indtoantlona. C 1900-1949 forerunner of the Great Deprea- • ■Ion Stock values plunged ISO Milton sod some jsnnn.ono peraons were affected . . . On May 18 th*- Cleveland Clinic fire, k ill­ ing 134, shocked tha nation . . . I On June T the Stale of Vatican C ity was established at Rome, Italy . , Most cheerful note of tha year was the Kellogg-Brlsnd Treaty, outlawing war. pro­ claimed July 24 . Comd. Rich­ ard E Byrd and crew flew, Nov. 2B-29. from Little Am'rli-a across th* Boulh Pole srvl bsck . . The Phlledelphle Allil»t!rs defeated th* Chicago Cubs. 4 game* to 1, In the World Ittt W ith o u t P a in fu l B a c k a c h e A* wt p i oMet. tad ttrsla. ewe• ■ ■rtloa, • t tln ii, eMoewlve is e u lv e •mooIns tswiklng oorr oapotute p o . u , . la ta 14 tooMtlam alowI dnwa htdan fun*a. Tela mar taod msnr .lotto to eom> fMi ______ iln of n*sola0 nasolas haitatn*. kacSoto*. tm In** of pop and plotn m i l t . k*oda*Ma and dlaali rSPHtsU or fraauant pauoooa mas roauH ^ , Compile4 l y WILLIAM R ift , Central P re n Stoll Writer NowSheShops “CashandCarry” b • a m ASTHMA? Dr. Henry McLauJJn Optometrist ! e Homy D eM i-'iiitixtio n • hit. T A L L A H A S S E E , Ja n r, _ (S P E C IA L ) Snwtimh, r in 20 O nrtnt Florida ■ ■<-rrit!t*.-. .fr,-lined 18 percent tn U w ars, m-crdlng to n repoit mi the jiiinr Ontefedrral fnreM n-.iource- survey just iclc.ijtd. S '.iic F f t n it r CII Coultei .util today This in­ cludes nil specie. ti«'*\;, how­ ever. he sniH The .DM!? hi v I. i .. that there me s it ; im ,„ a ,ie , for­ est Inml in Genii ,! Flondn, five percent lest thnt> o 133d Coulter until Hint Mir t;>- e.t. -' ' • gc lv dur to land ib-o-inL f-o nn -lure and of h e agi t lit' .rut list . Forest land now amount to til pereent of all the land o the y c,unity men Ol tins t,.* d area. ,une h 7 million rttret m i- classed ns com melt iu| lei - -t In I by ihr u n r) foi e it-i lli.it not classed as eommrranl f -i- ' l.m l furested with scrub out and other uselcsj Sumter, Seminole. Orange, '‘ • . a1. rsex. the ..ta'i f\-t* »ler oaidi ola, Okeechobee. Brevard, >-*. Pine types dill prednmlnate the Rivrr and SI. Luclo counties. commercial forest lands, nccuptng Th** c*f t’8 nercent of *hr arc- Th- -•■r vey showed that the Central Flnrl- nry and antique Wheeling glassda has I.Tim ,200 thousand board ware, made ,inoe 1819 in tho feet In pines nx compared to L’ppcr Ohio River Valley area Wheeling, West V ir­ 2, r.tJO,SOO.OOO board feet in surrounding 1030. This represents n decrease tn ginia, has brought fame to thiit yle-tswaro. nine saw timber of 3D percent. htmlmade Americaii In 1030, the survey unit had 042,• Bamboo often will grow to t’0 200,D00 board feet of hardwood limber. This i " r the survey show.- or TD feet iti a few month,. that It has AUt.2lKI.duD board feet, or four peicent le i, hardwood The TH IN KIN G F E L L O W saw (tinker than it Imil in 1230, rides the ntate forester c 1 Tliere tun been an increase --f 20 percent in cyprem nice th. ” lihlll survey, the report shnsv-i. t’,1,liter mi'-t (hat 13 1 i-'ir-. ■ i . Central Florida bad idb.UUO.WU t'-m-vl feet i growing in id wet areas. In P.M1 .*, the men HU! 7M2,8UD.du<i noma (cet ,f th s 1! I llmtr Sorvlce vnlunhtc timber Thr S im ev report - ei- C illils, H> h s tf triftili «*rr%i4*4» lleitimulu, Pm-co, iTin-li.i', H illU t i l l l t 4 |,i A i i i i i r n f t f H l p p K l R t l f t b-uoiigh, Dull:, Mmut-e, ,S.trn:oit:i, im iiu v\»;. *t j \ i » h t * De Koto, Horde,-, llighlimd . Lake. v/i'G; . i i t ^.*4 .-.1‘ •: it.i, . , . .. '-.ti . " i . ,-fe ■i s \ �I r « -.— - THURSDAY JAN. 5, 1950 four "I Geim Warfare The Sanford Herald 1 (HE WORLD TODAY Sanford Forum Ampricnn militnry offIrinln in Jnimn indicate thnt (hoy By lie Wit I Mackrnrle A I* Foreign Affaire Analyst put no belief in the story Ironi Itu^ainn sources thnt the January 4, 1050 . . . . I n if / fl n« -rronA rlaaa mmi^r Japanese made fjerm warfare experiments on prisoner,s of Prestidenl Trum an* "titat* Of Kiiitnr, Sanford Herald, llcti'<>>*. IT. ml#, m thr Pm l Oilier Sanford, Florida I *f e .i.fi'n l lln r lla . H i l t I hr Arl war. The story had its heeinninK i» « Russian trial of a tVir. ITninrt" m itiiifii l*< C im jrw * l i t O i a r t . ,lin t * i ( i.i»a»r«» »( iln u li a. lam. Krcufi ot Japanese army men tnr'wai • i nninuis- American i— t i B i j with rrre rin i.il iu »b« When the City Omiiliilsilcn ami |«iwi*r n( Cod, to *«■"■ •i|ih . m iim . i m i i . n u i .i .snnrcoH confirm the fact, that the» Jnpatiese army was grace ini-i t-* next Monday night, tin the , . i .. i iigiims hi* him, to freediilii of wor- meets fl • | 1 ...... ^’ 1 British Atom ic Scientists Say Devastating A-Bomb War Possible A man! I know from experience that you do not quote figures unI**"* J’OU are «V>'*kc uf tnrir •ouxee.i DON, — </P| — The Atomic Scientists Associslion ami arciiracy. la Hanford baseball [ of Britain pieth.ird today R ussia Mill have maugli A-bombs williin a has become a business. The people Hanford Hhuuld should have the ,• conr-1 year or Iwo lu ligiil an yimrnji w.i,______ _ uf flaufurd III! %\ Im possil '“ tlHlW in a war in wiiich atom hotnlrs me uicd at all, llicy will l*'Vi‘1iiiiiii)» imrrn warfare. However. Al|d.tlifpossibility IthlLL,",, **4 . 4 ,|lvlne commar.! 1,'inrif wilt drturtnlrr fh.i -Mtttw-r ti'Cc (ll pmteCT VTrJt \,urtines». 1., of the must most Important imporUnl piubpint, in unfa nf '.Vliat the HUdlum miiiiMi Authoiity " m i mmiiuiii u) he uitd by both tidci." tin group declared in fti morillily bultclin iit lie i Hrmum have toyed w ith h itim h lia s neen re p o rted fro m time liiun“ love un«‘ anoUier. By *i strange cbuncu the Moscow I.-run it h u faced in Bttnt* time. ha* recommended Is simply that Ity "Tlie rciulting havoc, p jitn id u ly in ii densely populated area s -VI Imn- tu time. Joiirimi nl Hciencc and L it" The ('ommisslon has agreed to the people of Sanford Invent Ih IUc Ii at wcilern Kuiopc. will in ail probability entail n coinplclp rolI tM Y it fHere in a n y rum ored weapon o f w a r w liie ii ap p ears il.lHl issue s final approval or dlnap. their own future., J* that omca gives what In .effect (though iuwi|t<i lia v e m ore te rrib le |>"MMibililie:i th a n the ato m ic tim iib, nut iWtnallyr) I* t|i« Cmniiiurtift provnl of Ilia plan presented tn ronnhle In die vim, of I lie round, iiipsu of civlllxatinn In thi* men."♦* (rilo ' The hnllelili said Mils threat j A . h),|nh ,1MV„ fHi|P(), 14*"*j n i« the diHeitHe g e rm . file d e iiln o iito sp re a d in g o f epidem ic anc'.?»r J o __ the president. $Th»- the hoard by the Stadium Author­ hiiMihc.ia-likc him de\li>cd t y the ' Verves to focut attention on the , „ , n All itblmnf? iu itrrii f/trila of tlntfsh* »r*ttlufIt«n« ntiil Niillrta itl diKeu8v.ua a m eans o f w aifing w a r .amnia no f r i j 'l i i f t i l th at wo magasine publialier an articl.* ity, Mil organization ci'ZaUd by Authority? real probk problem." which it delin.d a • i Tld* h-aVe iiv Mien It sa y , ♦HtrftitWiHrut fur fktr purimae **t are inclined to d ism iss it, -myinn "S u re ly no one w ould do raying in&hj people tn the U the City recently. t*j Investigate will, 11,1 . .,1,1 111- 11,11 Mini if. e|M*V There ure no?a who oppose tile follows: f til*ln« fit 0*1*4 tvfll h# rliitrMnl f»* 3. fl. K. rnntimfe to tieiieve in ways and means of construrtlng , ' I both Ilf Mil' nitvei Sill'll** III a "We most liml snlne menu st1 1fruit *1 n d titiiilu ji tiitra, Kueh a th in g '*. H ut thin illu sio n h iliin g .i to I he idea lh a l w ar Cod, and calling for educatlprii of tlie proposed Seminole Comity project in vi*w (if other needed ]nififovempt.i,,1p|Bhrjif |he sewage preventing recourse tn war ns a 1 fipme win , "ic id"! it lo their H»|t»Mrittw| Hr I**a a *” ■ * ■ ’ ■«*■ tmiiiiHOHiif nr disposal plum .and (he extendon method of settling ltil,-i'miM»nitl iidvmtngi- lu un itnm honilis In u ,\ l et. .1 %. t»*|iii|*«r lU BItatH litM can he lim ite d , can He fought w ith in Ih c nice h o in u liu i «*ji tin* imiSMCu in' the npiril el Memorial Stadium. Kir i may 1 frankly admit Mint nf <*ewege line*. k\ ,-fuiea f y n Drin.lt, o f in te rn u tio n a l la w T h in idea him Heen proved wrung lim e athclAm. Tin- tM4st"ov w rit*r ii*future war they will do so. Jtlll I helieve rliu'ii*. ili«> struggle airalimt 'r*- I nm it lover of sports, sp e cia lly that oine.$bnse>people fully, under dirpule*. Mnnkjtid must learn lo v * " "* ” "* #.n r « wwd ml and lim e a g a in . "Ill one selr-e, I bin is mil silcli submit itself to the rule of law in iigiuiii pn-jmlict-s is one of tho football and baseball. M ay11 also W a r in a d eadly Huai neat*. T h e re a lw a y s m ay come th at form* of I in* utruguln for Cam point out that I win* appointed a stand Mint the proposed Slnillum international affair* or mil civili­ nn iinanUrifnelnry cnnrluslon as project is insurance toward renllz zation will perish." mil'Ilt lie Siippnned III fll'l sight. . m om ent w hen the losing tig h te r in w illin g to s t r ik e an y nnlnlfim. member of the Stadium Authority "After nil, what the nldiiraiy the ncromplfxhmenl of the sew­ The asrociutlon wa* formed in There wi- Inive proxentrd in adiei. the group was rreated by the mg Mow w it h in hia p o w er in a la st *l< operate t l f o r t to tu rn the age project nnd other proposed MI4I1 with a membership mild*' up mhn in mi) • ""i'll v wants Is not Mii-Cinrt form linpro rind r*-n City. But as a mcmlier of Mint tide, n r th n t m om ent w hen the a p p a re n t w in n e r w ill uue projects they will support ant only mainly of phyBieh t* who look purl I,, pruldluT ih, ,i.-e of the atom nl (ill** nl tin- f *mi I uii k -mti>1 (Kiinl . an y m eana a t thin com mand to h rin g a s w ift end to tlie *>t lonllitT liotwcen CninmunHin Authority I have siudleil the pro­ Mils lull other prog essive ml- during the war 111 the ll. H.-ifrii • linmh or any idl.er weapon In war. rtlfU BSD A Y, JA N . 5, Kirill posed plans and would like to ■ "So.1■ ish-Cuiuidlnn atomic energy pro II m wants In' iilmlhli war altnget^ c o n flic t w h ile he iiulda I tie a d va n ta g e . In nuch a moment the nnd. dcinnCrni-y. Indeed II may lie lake this mean* uf captaining them vnnremeiits' os well, • eii, x x x There are those, of course, who Jeet, Hint I In' outi'orne will pivot on uml *>how reasons why I favor T(Uf»AY'B B I B L E 1 Y E |fB K ato m ic bomb w as dropped. The bulletin mild It bused Its | "If wt' are to make any tirugres* will oppose anything, nnd have lid ) point of utlii-lMm versus re­ the upprovnt of those plan*. T h e re a re m a n y who now helieve th at i f we cun only istiiiiate of .Soviet A-homh pm we mil i g» t down to the roots Oiiif (hearts treat without our ut ligion. The Authority proposes that the opposed everything progressive (•"it lea or w ill, Wa tAeiilbi' rir n a ch ie ve in te rn a lio n n l control o f the a to m ic hom h, th e w orld Tlie fight over tlii* koine i« City **f Sanford earmark the 1000 ■dnro the distasteful years of the ductimi oil aluteiueiils hv M- S- of the evil." ■cientisti! win, previnti: Iv had m id" •here# are asleep. Our wound* w ill lie a fe Hut a n y m n tro l of th is o r o th e r weapona ih i ' iii I v Ijeeiimlni; hotter. Tlie as o, iation I* headed hy I'iginelle la* return, 'estimated early twenties. Just hccuuse mis* i good goes* un how long it Would l*i >,ie oi (tmli'lf K 1‘i’lerl* of era healed wlllinut our kuowlciliie. m erely a pndltick on the a rse n a l It I tie moment o f deapera 1 ir-lnrn to tlo ipit- tinn of n-- hum *70,000 to V.d),00(1 by state llikes were made then is tin ren (bid's lure for us is rouslnal uud ligion lignin in nor I'olniiln nut .iffuml*, for the proposed stndiuiii mi why the same inictnkeM will lake Hu-sill to produce nil utnluie : lininin,'hum I 'nlversity, who as I'Xplusion. Hii'Oiluns nppni''iiMv V.*' rulnirie.' lie wants !o do mil) lion u ccni’u the padlock Mill lie broken. W e need co n tro l id "iilv J,* i-iiii uf ii*, onpurtniite ii an investment- mainly to t*n- !••' made ugiiln today. ................ .............. , . a mind.'C nn nil,i r "1 ol Mi" wailime UTmiiie ntmuie 1'iverylmijy xeeiiiM lo he hioklng .ucceihd in Mum lm*t yerii. * p.oj.-, , m Amen,si helped develop uood to us and far ue. HIi-hu'iI ato m ic and o ilie r urine as a stop gap. Hut we m in t get on lull her ini i inv iiinil fiom nl.n-y u|,|r the Authority to seek ji loan ha the Lord, who dolly lonthMh o* w itli tlie anarch fo r a way lo multi' w a r tmpn.'jHiltle. We liin iil purls nl tint country indicate, from private agencies. Willi the nl IhU thing in the light of dol­ the liiilti'lin: l,e homle. which fell nil lilro“ it would therefore appem t" liiiiii 'mil Niigii-iiki. with belief Its.—P h. 118.111. lieup inlen-itt in Die subject. I ussuranco of a loan from prlvnte lar* and rents without considering fin d It. ' I hope I have l<u very liungcriius lo hunk open get vigornim letters frum fiktli sources, tile Autlio.ity could then other benefit*. Among Me ne mhers Is nr*ifas, id........ if tin- fence—from lieliev- iippioarh other privute agencies shown thul lu Mie light of dollar* a long delay in the inn pi mine- -or I* M S llluchett of tin- llftf Florida is not dnwnheailrd. ••in, unit frum dyed-ln-the-wieil for the remaining fund* necessary ami ceiith alone the proponed lion >.f atom bomba by Itnasia. (nine the new year. Why should it "One must at"iline Mint wlllnn Vei ity of Manchester, who won nllii-l, I wliuce mildest lunguug < 1., cover the estimated 11(10,000 stadium is worthy of our suppurl. he, with Florida h im produrli a relutivi-ly slmrl time, sav a year the Nobel prize for physics lu i -: "t iime, i-imie, now Mm-,' no I helieve that thin is the initial t of Mu project. l'lencB hear An nrtich* Isfwint relief ehlaeling in Dhtmit, in a reeenl or two ut .most, she will have nn HHH. II" i the niillior of "Mlltmnie ul H um Imlili slnuit re­ bringing $50,000,000 a year mmr m mind that the City would not top Hnnfoid end IU people imist apprcclnhle mini lie I iif atom bnnih- I tii y Ami I’oliti- al <'**userllienees Saturday livening Hmit, paint.a a nmillil ptid dupreiming picl ligion." ihan last year. 1., pending the (Tgarette tax lake to bring nhmit other steps un­ (if Atoinic Kiiergy." which itufendt I he point uf i-ounsi! Is tlm' mu,tie*. it would U' Investing til the iminlrlpnllty line matured a* it her illspoMui." ure. I'lifipln get mi relief and wmiT get off. T/wy |{ef I'ellel finml to accept AineriThe hulloliii mill 'In-re rceiim It,i' in’ while out oT work, then gat joists which they do not tell nggieieove ilii-InlnmliipM don't timl ainimnt in Sanford's future a progressive liistltiitlun nnd can al fm atomic energy urn fiii’ Mov'eninr Warren is y i shut lim ­ ,m (pieattoll but that nMeiupt-' t-' on leligiun. A m Conunun piogicv* , nice the Mtudlnm would iireoinplirh' ninny other ni'i ih'd im cliM i'l nhoiit and keep on getting relief. There are uncial workers Iiiiiv** agree on llitermiliomil •**litr-*l i in puts it, religion i» file ophite le tmilly he n self-liquidating pro; proveineiits III its stride. ing hit first 11 months in o fiirr he who uue worth imileail of lliuught, thliti eontrihuliag con -I tlie mii- 'iM. It wns preriiyly A* Itey. Angus Mclmd* derecefvfd 45,000 Ic llir i. 10,000 • Iluuioii. The utury Ihih stimulated many other corniiiiiiiilies lor till, ririnini tlnit Hitler lrn -,1 jrrt, d f op to officeni. clurcil liefiue' the- City Coimiil,* iliiw » M h iiit' u rn nnkinj?i visitors, and 4,000 long diilance Kxlmunted and -linking with to heglu uerioitHly looking Into (heir own relief nituatioiiK, in ilei.tinv religion in (iermuny cmi il h" self-llquIdatlngT The dim ln*l Tuesday iilglitj “ We most telephone rails. And all of them wherein Himllar evils are turned up. mill mid pain. I.... .. i'erry Auiong till- iloeuiiientM found liy find Mu* way. We inu.sl find the Authority'* plan I* to o’Drc the It,mm, 2C, laid Imw he engineerHe Allied Lroo|i- u, tlie <iflliu,l courage," looking for a Imndinii from the We need to lie Hear in diHrmming this, Hirnt, ps'ople mi •.•'ionnl iiri-ldves hi llirlin wn» imlctiU'ilna** to the city nnd to .-,i the I'seiip";. killed u trnsly May I invito u response to my State) ,,tlier privute ngencles iilvolveit In pmird; and 1*'I officers mi a fiv-relief are u Mmall pereenlags* of the nation. Heeond, thosi 'in- wliieii driluii'd Mini C|iri>- Mic minimum uslitnoU-d nmeunt ti’elltigs townrd the proposed sludi'nv i Tihh". II-- nml n buddy were I would nppreclnti* those who ubuke'relief are a small proper!inn of those who get it. Inndty wiim tlie greuti-Ml enemy „f $11,000 per yciir. It i» omlei- iuin. nliut mnl cnpluc'd Inst nlgiit. Inasmuch us there may hr con­ It muut Ulwuyu he rena-mlu-red that most people work ami i HNazism ti„„| t hut Hie Seminole Comity who support the .Stadium to -uy s>, Two otliors wlm imidi* the break iller ■ Iiiiienlnite.l Ids inniu I.IT T I.K BOOK, Ark., Jim fi in a letter to the Forum. I would siderable discussion during the cam . their awn, living with diligence and ualf-respcct. Nu School Hoard would puy $ I ,» M M I u llo r t un Mi*, children on the iippreciiite those who oppose the (AO— A hhnnl smeureil, woiimhil alii'iidv hull l-ci i, ciipton'd twxI few months of sewers and "We slaved in Mi" mud Hid line wuntu pen|ile who need relief lo go hungry and cold JiliXlH (lull " jn -t n m tile t w ig i-. vein reiitnl for the o**’ «f ll"' project or oppose the plan of the convict who leil a hreik fr-nn tin I in i u I iv CrufiiiiR Acmlomy sewerage systems, it may hr well without it. Mout such help Is needed. Only theahnormnl comes In’lll lin* tree's iMi'lilnsl." il , Tui k* r prison fnriu nihiiltte*! In lain unit got to sleep ll Utile Authority tu express their reasons to define our terms. A sewer is a up for public uxanilnation. Hut all relief rolls should he im ler lo ciiiuig,- the lii.diffH uf which now hui procllcally no fa­ In the Forum. The Authority’* day lit- was nfruhl to give liint- I.it," Williams M'hiled. cilities at all. The Authority "Most of tin* time," he said, pipe, lisually placed underground, gene over, cleaning out ehiaelers. Stealing ia Hteuling, no ‘ lie giowmipM; V'lil toive to Clllcil would week u ll.Mltl u year grant plan I* on the tnlito for all to • in young W-- welt- rtiuninir or haling ^ see. Let the support or tlie oppo­ through which a substance called matter what one osIIh it, even from the governpienl. I m i. n good ili'iii of (ierniuiiy frum the County Commission, “ «d sition be on tlie Hume level. * kii-p it .-'Ii \ f i •'in nf fleers.'' u *2,1100 u year grunt from the sewage flows. The plrnl or system Ii i,,l , m v nii'p from his '' citffH lire b»rg« and. governmept’ Heetn« far off md livforo die wnr, anil tlie hold City of Sanford (which would re. , Idler liud on lint young Jldk by which such sewers 4 re laid and bicipital cot th.*l In- uml his pul. t l(i lfnihiM,at 11,1 Amorlcnna jfgcml wlmt wum iiinuxirig. Il wiim more tleui place *n expenditure of more than ' ‘ • ‘ ‘ fl< 11 ilrtt a*n ' fl'iT: n a t u <i,\t IfnSlO ufS rim s I’nar M*n -.V-youi old Jack llheuark of .t ••wage disposed of it kn'qwn «• a ‘ |»'junt Mint it tvus tciiifyh iu to t|ioMc ihut urnuunt now upkeep uf the pmji avi, Supiilpn,, • ll-:In., tliiioglil they hud sewerage system, s n | the plant I ail In s ho reulizud wlml (he Fuefirei preiunt facility). The lllante of ;n,y.rinufun(.M ^ ald. i Mr. Truman-said: vHi'iiptil pon-u-aini-n wliup tluty Sanford would u rental of Id puy | uhirh disposes of ilia wage Is md in Ids evil mind.11 "The United1.Slides has no prr- hid in nit ice (vmtilil sliurli ir * 2 , 11(10 annually. As fur thy high j t u * ® , , ' (&V;‘ Bol)um(, ^ '.jle a rij 1 ncit mognitioti of the ini* calhil a *rwage dispola( plant. HI timp. iiiutnnee dajoiy tlciigiii on Formosa or no purl!) I.ittl*' H"*k. of working nil the yelling school, Mw Authority agreed "Whin lln-y -diouted lit us I „ l iW B fr fr.Vf sill ter; It in never a right which mie jnay i-euphi ii seen In a remark in permit the 3cminok High Hcbonl Me any otlir,r Cliinoe territoiy." hnuw tt huh about over. W« l*iMidt <d Tiuman again rails lor i of a Jols. Kpiiie of IhcKe Hpade: lin* .'j’ulm ie uml l.ifi* urtirlo, [Tilt* Athletic Association to use the I ‘'TI ib lUnilcJ-Stale* Imt no de- didn't fire ill tin* officer* whun f .CoKutt gmi -l (lliglM'J|t|l<!»<-'». Me dorsu'l seem lu lo j A iiier mid thul even among! Mu* now facilities for the cost of )••*’' }«•»* rhey tiro d log money from they' hud um c-irne.rt'd, .Wu w»ot 7V v m liid. i , gix“ n*y • Uffj«r .fy-iPtallfy-thy fzillywluir kpu'M i vVn yet that the people I'oI kh a Viiiilll there ran In- fuund cllip-rli- lighting nod no other fund* would In lid tti give up htlt w e re , afru hj^ c h ise l. rnm those ,((>)««*$ iy .t f e»JaIdiili ||Mldaiy Imvet, goi’rn in Hnssin Hn Cumnninl.iiu bn required of the, itthkttlf I*,’ 0; . ra irV p h v higher fixes and si lit relHtimr hit part In tire . iluwcvcr, If tie jueal ' . $ M mnii't refionu'd i,|J the ina.iauv- elution, KM^t.idfoy .oa Fixiiaun -nl lliu time. Nor dun -up l,irak imrly h-utiirilu)’ morn­ nepd ilngh living costs and carry llowevei ie, | pointed nut til schiml hoard saw fit tu .p u y a parte uf .FTiiruin and. (inve Irqvi-lel if hdve any micntion oi nlilifing ing, \V111in in r* void tin nnd ilirt'i■Ancient, Gnostics nut (heir uhligalioni lo viirioiis ii'ri'iit <■il ii i nii. Mo-re Ih on nr- renin) ll would Increaan tliti esM- exteiiKjVely llyiiiigtjnllj the yniled pi Bilu^d forcr* lo inteileic in ihc •uililiiiis)*mt liinl pl'Pind it two gnulzi'd olfi'iniive procredlug a- innted $11,(W0 to that ninuUrtl. fltal.es, prut during ,jny ,‘ ijia ii 61 ■h.idty and irtifliout ‘'institutions. ilay* lp'f"i*-. "Thing* jiift sitem, N ew lig h t mi on ian cie n t «* re lig io n is to lie one o f ’I »h•«e- ,p ro - nmig Mu- Muielllie countrl«i ol Then, of course. Mm ticket tu* ll*«. tvisav ■ i i ■ iic , J..L .now -LUil' iimuy uvviwijiillJt Ol'cusl"'"' pietcnt siiuatioii. n iv, mivv id to In ligiil," lu- uihli’d. Evrry Inllsr nf new laxei levied duetH of a imiscrip s criptH ts in I'lgyp K g y p t, report 1Mstcrn Hiiropc to eliminate ri- would bring minimum estimated to viylt, Uv^iisc. qf aII iii i'I*) some u f an im p o rtai)^ rtan t fin d o f rn m am . ‘•'Tho UnilrtJ Shtlci govcinmenl Ilaggor'-d uml diity, Williams ii Idii-i v tn ' "me mil nf contiilung­ igiim. Tlie drive renters un the Income of approximately $0,000 ,f the. iiiiibc outstepping linsjdtnls will nbt jmreue a coui«« width will <poll*) in Mlnirt gunpK when Inml by a I're n c li % ‘le ta >4 M. J- D uresse In tie- C o p tic lung ■ lilt lira, I,, i lllil lull* dnlinliuiii In' per year. Therefore, tlie project (lirobghqtU . . . . . . . t,l|»> (Ip- country. , , nHgCL tt(d ru iid iu v p r.lw ttl o f the an cie n t K g y p tia n , they o ffee r idldlcn. Ir.p J'fi involvement in the civil total of shouting I til I llullllliiliill, wcllnrr I'lg-d i/i(l|nU',. idf 11 In hoiAfter Op W i'diim ifiy,, Dei*. Wt,. About :'ii. hen,I 1 1 only gourd, in thu (iuiiuiiudsm is I,milling, |,i,| would In- selMiipiidutlng. of more th a n l , 0 0 u o n th e (im m tic se e l, an e a rly r iv a l o l,iauk fur fK-i'diiiii. , m teitny, Inil lor ii dozen years (bill nil Income would he tome*) j.fm .(. M, I wa* lis t ’d vIpJi’pMy mil (likl in China. $iiln1- i.ui kitti i t Ml ji ». .mil tii*' O i H k I fu u iiy . ! III and hui| ‘to liilv*' medical ill* niilice over lu the filly »f Hnnford. "I had tu -hoot him. It wa* "Tile United Slate* government iii'nilh* I't ihl tea \|. 1iimi.ii, dm T h e rise o f ('lu 'iK th u iU y coincided w ith the fa ll n f the There are llm-e who would be Icillhip. flu rpemit* at Hie Jtluy- will not (irovide inilitaiy aid or 1tin- out v way i cmi Id gel opt 1 lin lin- struggle list ween the ii ,,t LuuIV llll* I mii U ai;xJ),Oi tdiiiut •Id gitgnn worship of Jupiter mu) the th w k mnl Itomuii goils ed mm uml tin- d iu rrlie i of convinced of the need fur the fair I iiii wbvru I am u guest, sug- advice lo Chinese force, on F o r-1i.f prison, lie wouldn't give in. tr,n lot thr ihifiihuit {Himi An Inspection of the gi-steil Mint we 'pliutie Dr. Munthe key*." geiieiitlly, When tills nnchmt faith perislieil, Kevurnl lull- («r,mn demmiliiMlimis in enutern facility .Meanwhile, in Aluliiimn, a No­ Huriipe Is growing more lilttor present park revealed that ubout *op, wliu responded tu our call mots. In thr view of the United glops stro v e to tnko itn place. One w a s that of I lie M atiiieatm , -1ii il V■ It is nn effort on the one $0,000 woultl bu. require! to put Imim-rlntoly. Dr. Munson examined Slates government, the rcsourrrx gin convict wax captured under­ ll >»IC>t llilflLuJl III K " 1loin In* who derived their ruliglon front ancient Hahylmiia and who •nnd to re-make the mentality tho facility me nnd learned that I was suf­ h ..................... itdr' *-------Into cundltlon for next oil Formula me adequate to en­ neath an Atiuorc doorstep to • p e r ilss when km (fyeurlunislic rttlll Hitrvlve tta a tiny arct in Syria- Then there wore thu •f entire population*, uml on season. Icuvi- only four of 14 fugitive* Approximately 115,000 fering from un internal henturable them lo obtain llnf*ilenii which from the state prison farm lierc i huge nnd ordered an ambulance poliijfliiii o running (/for olfnc Alanlcheaim, named for a third century religimia leader dll’ other Imi..I to iiinliituln tile bus been slirnt liy tbu City within .Smih I ht ( liMilo Prppor mi longer named Maul, and. greatest of all, the MIlhraiHlrt, whose iplrilnul I,* lief:, which have run the past four years to maintain to take me to the hospital im­ they might rounder ncccxiary lot at liberty tnduy. mediately. When 1 arrived at the Warden' fl. W, lllxon said ihriMhils mii mg the Darduacitc; to doetrimi includoH redumption through the blomi of u niafn ■o strongly tini,ugh the lives nf tlie grandstand and the field. I hospital Dr. Munson was already the defenie ol the island. lie hnropeim miMoul,. Mo*1** Burton, Nerving 25 years believe anyone must agree that "The United Slates governmcnl ltll*Mi "I getting OUt of C ir rie . hull uml beam uomc rcuemblaucu to Chrhitianllv. from Klowati County for seeund And of rourtai the drive tu the present base list I and football then- and had a room ready for hr no longer tyiaaKi of "my All three roligiotiH roHo out of the earlier mvatic faith proselyte uiuiiiik children lau't facilities are a disgrace lu Han­ me, and had ordered that I lie projmies tu continue under exist­ degree inilrder, wa* the tent It cnnfiiii'd to Kill,,pc. Wu find ford. Thu chances of getting a given certain treatments which ing legislative authority the pre­ rseapen token In custody. great and good friend Stalin", or of the who wore Influnced Isy Juwn and ChriHliatiH ‘ Cinoatica, “ “ .................................... t li deiity nt It in all countries of new football stadium as u sup- were followed out to the letter sent EC A program of economic as- taking part in tin* break wei rruiM h ut of his post ;W«r trip lo hut in the nmin drew from ancient Hernia. Not too much has Negroes. lie western htmlepin-re and Alia, arete facility financed by the Hlirte liy the nurses and' attendant!. R ui- B H« is not even advocating been known nhmit them, and tho new find will help; It iu- Wt B has been charged a F lu t nepool Board a rt very, elltn s nee The point f wish* to mak4 ia .'•lance." The remaining four ore believ­ Mm p)l m e d i c i n ej as such, dtulen hul'Ii iimttillieiiiir tltlim iih "Tim (Hpuh-Ih Arirmdiiiit >t Bed tirnpuganda i.’ r. Truman's declaration fallow­ ed hiding nrmnid At more, hniuiila halng tho board feel* that the need In that In ail my sxparlence 1 hava lit does say he.favori some lo ThomtiH nnd Philip, “Tho Chmpel nC Ui(! K g y iitlm ifi" nnd lUielly dizseniliited in the luw- Florida today is more schuul build­ never boats In-a boapit »l that .was ed week* of growing controversy cappuil lo. their flight by tbeir so thoroughly hospitable and I ■r scluml* uml Ip the ciillegea of ings, nut athletic facilities. at tha capital aver policy toward d i.ilin iiv e white iiulforms. I'ri•us sort of medical insur- “Tho Hook of NKnlT •inerica. Formosa. B o rn e llcjtuldlcan*-- eon gourde' and highway patrolHut a mure ‘Important “reason f* t pathetic, Hi ' bids is supposed tu do of miL’iunt roliuioti. will ho imimthTii fur tlm > A ’ , the need uf the'Stadium Is that on the $t among them former president HerHer nuqi vverufapreasjug a xuarch tin ing that socialized medicine luihllcutluii uml truimluthm of them* int« i.-ntmK ihmmimniH. M rt Hoover and Senator Taft <••f fni'tlf.' unless something Is dune It is to do Juycee Meet Ohl»r-have urged Uiiitei ____ _ .. 'gad that the Unlled highly Improbable that the New had proscribedbut'. sad to do without costing trmfuiT. f-... SUte* use its Navy, If necessary, York (Hants will maintain a club for my com (('.lallSMtC grew Paas (lea) anything at all. And now niltdatrative duties had been takc.i it Is because of tho fine treat­ Greek Colfupse tu keep the Chlnesu Communists over grmliinjly by the new ll. fl. 1. "idlng that in tin* I'uat Ufficn In Sanford. It ia a fact that the ment that 1 received at the hos­ from p*ining Formosa. he hrfks about a balanced budget MepnrtmeM the average age of (lianls cannot purchase liability pital that 1 am willing this tatter, 1 9 3 9 4 iniuiiili iun since Dec, i l uiltl the (Ouallauta re e n !>■«• Os * and -lower law s. Senator Pepper Inauranca un the present structure about luu The Idg island, Ilying ; . . . . ----------committee's function* were con­ (he nuloniohllua I* )5 H yearn. and theougb you I wish tu thank, miles o ff the Chinese iralniand, wua unimiiinmMy chosen. since tha inauranca companies ,fa«l I f it running for otfica. In Urn Veterans Adininisfrasidered i-inled today. most sincerely, tha. managameiu „ the last stronghold Hum »alil hia committee’* of the a etran Accepting authority frum 111" Men budget, salary and expeneea H la too great » risk. Certainly of the hospital and all thou who la Chinese Nationalists. una cannot expect the Natlunal were listed ut «l,(HX>,U00,U00, but emnmtttcu, H atla, thanked it* had so ably Bttendad to mo. Tha Tk« uttar d e . | A ^ i l h which Before—and during-—the war Mercy Killing number* fur the "work thnt re­ then* was no breakdown of this Kxhlbitlon Company to pavt the following list of tha nurses who H offican MmctiRior«uwct thtir law sulted in the kiiiuoHi transfer ul Mgure so that congressmen ask- way fur a suit against Its vast tendered their untiring service It was held by Japan. Under the e*l to vote tlm appropriation holdings. Some say that If the to me, for which I am indued Cairo agreement of 1B43-—made enforcamant obligations may be suvereignty." IC s s lls s rl Oaet 1941 by President Iloosev«lt. Prlmk could tell wltal the money vraa (Bants did leave we would still wua uiminllliii____ . ________ issr and eiUmt today, ^coiajonad to soma aatanl at least . _ Minister Churchill of Britain and being used fur. In I'uvrto Hlco, have baseball but what local or- grataful: It won ilixdused thist trial dnln ehiNoct thnt a trl ' Mrs. B. Riley. R. N,* Mre, T. by such reports a* recently came will be nut Imfura A p ril i. Brannon Plan Foot 2 Door Sedan hu cunlhiufad, the average sugar ganiaution would convene tu accept Ult, B. N., Mre. V. Fredsrieh, H. Chiang Kat-Bbek, it w u to ho f l a i l Tampa when il was ravelled cone field worker la pah) fU.OO a tM task, and where would a Bdn- N., Mr*. E. Huntley. H. N., M lu F. handed back to tha Hepuhtle of Under New Hampshire legal pro­ F is a Pan* onet ICnatinaea Kreu ----M play., |>t|w ^ the] China.” week, but the VA required that *v furd *club And _should $ 5 1 0 -0 0 That during tha past yaar out of cedure both aIdee will reach a putting form Inuumu at fair Icvvuteran there nut employad play and' have a financially rough <365 Ulagil gambling operators mutual agreement on n trial date. eU which w ill, at the same time, any defenMi la iiiix Ioun tu go ahead aviild piling up unmanigeabh* should receive f2U a week frum rear, whleh can ba expected quite arrested only four ever went lo The reciuentiy, it would than ba up to at quickly as poealhle, Wyman Nurplusee and allow consumer* die government. jail,-and not n singla-ona of them Huppllea alone cost the guvorn- oca) officials to bead for the Mair . . . . - h u B ] o| •aid. to obtain the full benefit of ovn ntent llt.UlKJ.UlMJ.OOO u year, he ness district and put tha ..*uch Pearson. The proceeding) luxted 'three hundnnt agricultural production. Postal Receipts The town can be luetly proud of minute*—from tOtlll tu lO ild A.M. ; ‘<A syxtAn .uf pruductlun, p«y- continued, but the government a l­ upon tha mtrehanU. I f one h u Ua hospital and I anall never fo r ready owns 127,000,000,000 worth not lived in Sanford long aamnjgh Dr. .Hander* l i f t tho oourteoogr identa gives .the greatest promise __ <rww«-w . -w- If M | got that In a email comunlty such ' H r s of supplies, and yet goes right to know that’s a fact, ask »uch u th le . there exists a hospital m u rush a sub elation was estab­ shortly after agreement wna tha nacessary reached on continuance uf hie ball. uf ccompllehlng ttitas purpose. I on buying M.OOO.OOO.OOO mure i a i B. L . Parklna, B. A. Naw- with such a great M l! deal of human lished tat 117 Magnolia Avenue to recommend that the ueu of such vvry year. J- Tha same red tap* ____i, and Arthur Y o w tll, Just to Interest to assist In aiding the vllmtnata confection In tha Fust He wa* dreeaod neatly In gray n syatoin be authurliiMl." lo maha tha has to be gone through with In a few. shirt .and blue tta ami suffering. I wish again to thank Office. ging, when Burnt* Democriitlr Ivadera a l­ connection with the purchase of nama T o ba without • stadium would ail who had any part ty mv re­ _____ , A eomparaion of reealpta by ready have let it be known;that j 10 Item as with a a thing ii ...... .of tha eon- covery. which waa aecatapUebaa qttuUra for Um past lhr«a years tha poulblltt; dark ovarcoat o If L'ongreen faila to approve tho .Tu Now Y »rk In faqr Judge Ha Harold la u follows i , '■ Uranuan Plan It let bound to bn ime would auga iper^T eoi an Issue In the rungreeatonal estimated today." if J ' " ” Tht«w jh jr(Ita « la at metn _ ,„l..... eom ~ eleettone beat Pall. M63.000 is noiAt manf pi —a. . Thank 3rd Quartan .Senator Humphrey (D-MImO for an Phlnnar.' tM * power. r $44,0993?) Total $174,87131 ter M4.0MJ told a repoorter that eagilnu awl IRA DIM tiM figures knew „ cuaad physician, preaented • tha fgrm products may even Tome n Receipts, 1948, let Q i^ U rM B , U0U,000. y .. ' 15834) 2nd Quarter i l W j l i j f l eUta'a cast and told tha court action In Congress during the pre­ img upon U in* -laynwa te Calling m Jayerea 3rd Quarter I0337B38; 4th " ‘ HQuuI N IC H O L SO N M^tai tho preMcution «tnod to contlnu* sent session. > now put preur ~ ------anss of bolt, ■palkatloiuTer ."Wall until theaa .complaint* grauman cants, and n County at cannot or wlfl not ba *ui come tn front firmera and wa [m h tT of a f Othe. Hoover B eport/M r/ JW t TfQflJ J W j Um Coat, B U I C k GO. S larme of , _ko poittb may eae eomd action. Humphrey; Bryant u ld , “ Your . said, 'in any event fl l« certain actually rt not do a nyth in g-----T r ■ »» s - w z m . „ IlSMBMOi Iota! Wancy ia goveramant , '. a : 7 . : . . U y j R M S B a B H a B M “ “ your support” , Police Capture Escaped Cunvict Who Killed Guard Forniosu Policy * 1)0 1 atuiluiitK Plymouth Sedan * 2M*oo fj BoTiShlMSikzitolLS*!*: IjLSTtXe- t-'T,™ 1940 Ruick Super Sedan 'IW'lha sx a ■ 1 ^ mJarJS (3 f t l 3P5S%S fcAAiSf iMMBft r Sedan, jjllits u w B m County Commlaaion to ; w. & h r ! . r 4K 4 i �W Ia*o Home Is Scene Of Ebenezer Meet Social An Carlin Falmtr Hay—Hociety editor social Calender Mrs. John Skinner Honors Miss Odham The m o n th ly m eeting fh<* W t i n m n s N m i e t y n* i h i h i t M h K o r vue-s w a ? helit »t t h r h o m e u l Mrt». H n t i o j l Ki t*, / l i f t s l . i u i o l A vo in it * , '* « * v1' r *h*v li ly fit Mi-*, J jf VV y fj ii | i r i* " u h t i tiv ei t h r ino%DfiiR ntiH tfit* p t u t f r n i n . hnwrit t»n flu* Telep ho n e 1 P e rsonala • o p l c " T n k o M v I. ti vo ” f r o m t h r hn o k ' T ' h i i t t lU n i N o lf t h r C n r r i r r * M u i ir ' * , u i i t I'tuuiiiototl h y M in, K lifftiril Inhii-ton C fin p tn N », .‘t fn m i Ih r ht>«»k “ .I n p n n A r n i n " vs it * i m u I I. v M r s T a il H im lh iii s I'lriln Pi tit tipi r Mina(o lo SH A! (ittine* wllli Mit*lc lI im* I l n't i **| F H IIIII - l . i vr Ness • Hu n * >lf if fisTJij" f a i r ■r l ‘i tf l ^ t ’n e V t r >l- ul . learned <ral6or| and a lanev *xlint nl greens, grapefruit mid iiiui.yi irtiwn-, m.d French tpe-sing Have plenty nf hot loll* and Imtii i und end with -nli-tmdilll de--ert. dl(M* U ►*i r i it thi -In NrWp Hi 5;* U M l ) I n . ,i MrMtrl -If Ttlf , I »t lin k • ’lull ,Nr VS W S"M pM im hi r M un(o Hr Jn Mu m i n n I lov ui iuif* R*.<> M i mu I h in M fi+Hv H:om U 'u riO m ,v 1in* '»i ir. P h i l lit * tit i it x ti ri l»loK A l k i ’ii OliiEf* Ulln Ah K r lr t four t*» I II, IIM P il l P | i k*n r ,ttl«* in: if* A li n y A t i n l At .vimit in‘.in 1Mil Wvs II.•* r <> ■ I ill II nti U r o h r x l i n tV H im I I I an M u r n if iK \ 1 1 I r l v It DIM VI Mnlo III vs ■it limn VVitrM .ii Nunn U»i I ■ Tt io IIriiul W a n nit 12! JM S r i i i iiit'l. K iif in \t.tr* 12 4 ft I I " " l l , t l 1 no P« (im In ■ Ht.ii lit * l.n 1In \in* i 11 ntM l J-. VI It “It -1 1 \ .tl t r i l l « 21mi Hitt N ul ir It.tli. It j f tin T u ili iv 'B H|,u ,1i tin I u i Di k ' n M di 3 ; 3 n ll li i * tV Mrn dll fir* 4 :iln ,MtiMe I I. l e i s P i MX I mill 4 3 " I I v Itr«|M» - 1 flitft* T i n Kits i i ,ut k41<mi &i4:. ‘1hr MMOM spr.l l : i in filli/e puiHiilps ivilh hrnwil -ogHt. hiillei ,.i nuirgmine and a little w ain Serve with meat or It'll Mrs. John Skinner of Jackson­ Mr. and Mra. Dordun “Chum" ville entertained on Saturday af­ ternoon with a miscellaneous show­ dtanley left on Sunday for Dur­ er honoring Miss Kitty Odham ham, N. C. where Mr. Stanley hride-elect of January. The party will resume his studies al Duke we* olven a* the home of Mis. Medical Scho.nl. M d ? N o iiiio N tu ssiu d a n .I M m , Skinner's laothei. Mis. F. L. H . A ti***Mhn|f w r i t * s s i c l o i i i o t l u*t Mi** l.ettle Caldwell end Dsnipler at 1217 flak Avenue. VI B lIO lB . k* <.Jll*VV |ll|* lilt m o f l l l l t f 11 Varl-colurrd carnations were Fred Wght have a* their guests, Mwiitl h u m w na lit *It I ut it! i r f i o - t h used in decorating the rooms of Mrs. Whitman Caldwell and sou in riiU N o is r t l Th t.sr n tteutlliin the Dniupiri home, l.ate In the H. E . Caldwell of Jacksonville and w rrr Mr** VVv m i i , M r s .lu liu -o n , F R ID A Y hfternmm thr honuree rece'ved Roh Harris of Amarillo. Tex. M i n I i n I J l n u l h m v , M r n, VV I.. A regular meeting of the Ameri­ niauy lovely gifts from her friend* I I it'i Mm It W l . u r i l . M i x , .S can Legion Auxiliary will he liehl after which refreshments were Mrs. M. C. Robert* and K N urw tM il. M i * H it l)ili I ' r l i ix , at the I.eitluii Hut ut 7:HO P M. served. i Martha Coleman have returned Mrn. S f t in ii it ’ v i ' i , Min** K*t*ii. r W u l k o i , M m I. ou n S t r i n n i r y o i m o l Those invited to be with MDi to their homes In Sanford from SATU RD A Y Augusta, (la. where they spent Ih r tw o vi'itu r* A square dance will lie neld Odhnm were Mr*. M. L. Rab.trn, the holiday* with Mr and Sir*. at the Seminole Country Cluh Jr„ Mrs. E. A. Kwiatkowski, Mrs. J. H. Roberta and children. i ;*h* \‘t W* from ll;()ll to 18:00 o'clock with itoiiert Callahan, iirr*. Al Doudney, 6 : 1 » VI ll I h. r 1 lit I Bligh Earnest calling the num­ Mr*. Wight Kirtley, Mrs. Bralloy r o i N T in n . v n st|. m anc k Mr. amt Mrs. Herman Middle«! T vv i L i l t Mu n r * bers. The dance Is fui memhera Odlinm and Mr*. I.ee Draper. Al tl 3» S f l l t l l * P i t . M l, ton and *on David of Maryville A Nijuai o Oidioo H i l l ht* h r h l i ll | so the Misses l.yllinn Boyle, Nanonly. ih » t *t list ll HI, |, Ih r S rtiiim ilr ( imihI i v K h i h till 7 ; AIM I *l IP Itikt I ey Williams, Caroline I.ee, Jean College, Maryville, Term, are visit­ I . * ....... ; i . I ( UNON f M, , I , , ,| I fSntcikiliiy tv i* i »11»p hoi w r r n tin* MONDAY Moyer. Hetty Moore, Helen Trun­ ing during the week with Mr. and 7.1" pM |,Ull4 t V I ii*h hulll % ut tl OH 11.1 |J 00 siVlufit, Circles of the Woman's Mission dle. Minnie Itulh Odham. I.ouise Mr*. K. H. Davi* at their home ? I Is , v nut* Id * Hit* on (Jenevn Avenue. Mf Mu" i»'l mi!i i miinmnooil ary Society of the First Baptist t'Ini K and Kuidee Williams. H Mn V il to! V Hull X 3 n VlOrt II,, | l , 1 IfiP liioDitu! Siiith Km ncM will Church will meet nl 11 :(Mt A. M. *I tMi \ rl»*hr I Mi Mmm Mr. and Mrs. Fled II. H arri­ / n i l tln^ im itii'OM »i im111nf t ho o v m * as follows: Circle No. I, Mrs My1;. P h D 11r i ,| i i t if k ii i, son returned on Tuseday from ME! I ho t voh l 1 * fnl llii*lt|kirri« nn Hinltli, chnirmiin, in i lie Men’s i 3n | (.. K ii, c r I ■i i Jacksonville where they visited mils •• 4*, ' h i * h n l I "•* 1 1,nil Bible classroom; Circle No. 1’, Mrs. their son amt daugldei-in-law, .Mack N. Cleveland, cluilrimin. In Mr. and Mrs. Ford llui risen ami the T. E. I.. class run in; Circle No. Miss Sheila Mai i O'Connell of Belmont. M»»*. wh<>*e engagement daughter Jane. fl, Mrs. Hoc Keel, clmlrmnn, ill the ninl appiomIting inn<iiiige to Dr. W Yiinint Iti.neii- .if this <-itv m The .Sanford Tourist Cluh held Woman's Bible clusalooin; Circle Mr. and Mrs. S. M. ItiChardc, liellig iiiinoliiicud today. Miss O't 'iirinell i- at present Visilillg ill No. 4, Mrs. .). I,. Jackson, chair­ a reception on Sunday afternoon man, In tile Young Men's class- at l lie Tourist Center honoring Jr. and two ions, Steve and Neil, Sm.fnid with Dr. Ito'eils and Ills ondlni Mi- Mai tin <' Huberts, at > ■ .in event room; Circle No. C, Mrs. II. T. couples thill have been married returned to their home in Penrui- then home on I.u*t Sixteenth St«<•* < Tin welding will > Turner, chnlrnmn, in the Eedilis at least DO years. Members who coln on Sunday after spending of Apt. In ill llellitonl class room; Circle No. H, Mis. |(. have passed their ftllth anniver­ two week* at the home of Ml. urn' T. Thomas, chairman. In the I’hlhi- sary include Mr. and Mr*. Charles Mrs. S M. RICharde in Snui'niJ. thett classroom; Circle No, 7, Mrs. Shipley, Mr. and Mr*. Ileorge W. Miss France* Cohh left W, leeH. K. Beck, chairman, in Mrs. Townsend. Mr. ami Mr*. 11. L. Dixon’s classroom. At 12:00 o’clock Compton, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. day to resume her *ludle« at a covered dish luncheon will he Stevens, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Me- Florida State University in T a lla ­ \ li drill ,il i n I kid hi It i i'i A group nf Tout 1st ('lull mem­ served in the (Jeneriil Assembly Klnxle and visitors were Me, and hassee after visiting foi the holi­ room and at l:IH) o’clock Circle Mrs. C. E. Whitcomb, Mr. and day* with her parents, Me. iu.it bers spent Moiidnv o' the l..*mr ■■f Iti’liiM i i t , Mti **. u m i n t m t f llti* tiiui^ litfr of Mi und Mi I'iio othy Ihillo • ii F r ii h f i u i' H i ,,f I h t 'i i No 4 with Mrs, John I- Miller, Mrs. .1. C. Ellsworth und Mr. and Mrs. It A. Cohh. V|i ** i S I mmIii Mm v t i T .m m ‘11, tu hue in Elite, pi,-e whole tin nut program chairman, will direct the Mrs. l.iuk Draw, the last couple |t M4»|| nl Mr. and Mrs. W. li. ItiChuriie, dour plino wits held 101 the loWli. 111 W Vilil'l'llt program. Her silhjecl will be having hi'en married the longest Mill t il l IV R n l i t ' l l - -t1 A m R I I n * who have liern visiting at the All involution wa* git on ,,y Mi "Plnvitlg Fair with IMlieis". All •14 venrs. Mmgiirct Fd <*i , lii«. ii ml S m i f u n l , Midi Mu* liili* Mrs. Nancy Ihihhln*, clut« nos- home of his parents, Ml and Mi*. Ihinhue and Mi women of the church aie urged H o lftls to attend anil visitors are wel. less, Mrs. C, C. Earle, and Mrs. S. M. itiCharile, plan to leave to­ wards do - 1 led the *c, ting of lie MlrsN i j*( '(lit I n ! I tv II H ^ I ll«l 1IMI f f i Eunice I hum received the guest* morrow frit Amarillo, T.-v, wto-m lilillei. tt-lh Sulon Spalding serv come. ll l l f l l l«"tll Mtltllll |ti;| .1 111Mr•I i ’t»l The Sunbeam Hand »>f the Wo­ ut the door and James Stewait he is rttployed. Mr. ItiCiiardi wa* mg »'nffee linring the aflt-lin-on eai listn. • in S t w t i m , M ifo ii hi t from man's Missionary- Union of the presented them to the hon trees, recently married to Mi** Bonny hlidgeiio.l dominoi wonoijoyed On At j n h 'n iy hr m First Butdisi Church fin children (itimp pictures and pictures of the June Vault of Amarillo. liy memhet- and a hull game eonI I I D - i l ' f l t f m j *n (,* i itilintf i'll ft 4 mil aped four to «lx years wll' meet honored couple were taken by hided the day'* event- I'lmse at Imtli fit* U n i v c i * i t \ if i i c n i ^ i i t at 11:00 A. M. In the church nur­ Jameson's Studio photographers. tending with Mi and Mr* Inuiu- m ill (t t -m if in S i ' l m n l nf M t tl it 'D o 4 John Pierson was In chatgc of sery. hue, Mi* Edward* anil Mr. and r tut tn^ Wot Id Win II In- served St. Catherine's Chapter of lit" registration. The refreshment table was over­ Mrs. Frank 1.. Woodruff, Jr. Mrs. Spalding wen- Mi and Mrs, ,i* n eiititain In lb'- A: iii v Medical Woman’s Auxiliary of Holy C r u s II. I. Coioptnn, Mr anil Mrs i m p- uni I o| wInch tune he Episcopal Church will meet nl the laid with a gold doth, imparted and Mra. John Fox were hostesses home of Mrs. fieurgu Hhljiji, 100 from Belgium and belonging la th« on Tuesday evening at the Wood­ William Mel'arthv, M* and Mi*. -pent ii Italy, lb I t n h n t * set veil Paul Hi hiiehb-r, Mt and Mt>. Heft ,i* u n-.nlenl plty-lenn. nl Hi Vln East E lit Idee nth Street, with Mrs. A. C. Starke family Silver candel­ ruff home on Oak Avenue for the Ituggerveiie, Mi and Mrs. Char­ i eid*- lloxpitnl ill Jacksonville und A. Derby as co-hostess at HiOO I*. abra held gold tapars on either meeting of the Fldells Class of les Khlptey. Mr and Mi* *V K« is now pi net l.-ing in Sanford side of the rentornlece romp-usd tha First Baptist Church. Thn»f Hi**** Mr*. Tillle Slinweiy, Mrs. Plan* me being m u d , i , . i „ wed­ The rooms of the Woodruff Smith, The Ituth Sperrfng Junior flirt's of gold catvndulaa and greenery. Pout 1 H e s - o linf, H o I m i i i i mil W. ding ut) Apr. 15 to Im* [ti*i f<t| ihimI Mil \ II),’, Auxiliary of the Woiimn’a Mlst-lnn- The punch bowl was nresided over home were decorated with vase* A Yis-man*. tit St. JowepfiS f fj|l (mlit rlm n li arv llidoii of the First Baptist l>v Mr*. Margaret Edward* and and howl* of gladioli carrying out si; x i nr, IUalm«»ht the refreshing drink wa* torved Church will meet at !I:II0 I*. M. a New Year'* them* whlcn was •Ml X III*, with small gold sake*. Refresh­ OrOnp No. t will meet with Mrs. also accentuated In the tiny hell Josh Phillips at 121 ft Onk Avenue ment* wrre under the direction shaped chicken salad sandwiches I ’ ill* I f l l VVi l It ll 1111*1 l i t I (HI 1t't in t 'k add Croup Nm 2 will meet will, of Mr*. William McCarthy as-ist- and other refreshments which tut Tl ll'Ttlity Ilftl'I'liinHi. I kill Illj* Hi*' Mrs. A. D. limit rev at HIM him ed by Mrs. Paul Schneider, Mr*. wer* served late In tha evening. Snhln Spuullng and Mrs. W K. McKinli.-y Hull wn* the »n-nr k iu - m t 'N MiPi'tiii|; the M "* u'mil f * n Tha devotional* were presented Ave'f ie. . , . Smith. nf Ml i 1 M Sis him VWIH ii'H ' l if ti n m o n t h l y i i ......t i n g o f li > The Business ami Professional by Mrs. J. I,. Thor nitty. It was re Japanese sunflowers were orHa i . Women’s Cirrle of the W. S C. 3. rted that the Fidelis Class gave *'li- N o r. o f f l u 1 F i n d M e th o d : ■ ' fu lly ui'«'»'|tlt‘‘l nmt Mr* ranged in tall wicker baskets on ri'lri -1,1, wj|«* t'h’t le il I ** «p i i p of the First Methodist Church will »75 to the Florida Baptist ( li­ P1 either side of the mantle hy Mrs. th i |J1H*X p i l l ' l l t i l 111 I lf |lll ti mert at H:0II P. M. ut the home »f phanage mi Dae. 10, which wn* limit Miss Ethel Hlsei, til ft Myrtle Ave Tlmnnthy Donhue and othei .*r- the largest donation given .from h o * Ht-iil I n tn-l rangementH of pink and v. bite any of the adult classes nf the I tut mg the hoc in I limn s e v i - m l I i »• | m m t * w l*M * \ e l l t ih I In * H«tIi* nqo. Circle No. 2 of the W. H. C. S. glndioluse* were donated liy Hob church. The money will U- used iiinii-ing gamt-n wen* cn jnyrd mi I l f h n i k f t H s s liu 'h kill** h o t 'll of the First Methodist Church will Hobson. toward a ntw chapel for the or­ i|**i tin- direction o| Ml*. It h n i * i i 't | I . , i h o i - i i t l t , n p i " M * i l w h i t It During the program several phanage at Arcadia. Mrs. Womb MrNiili m iss i iiiii*IiiDi *i |. ’I vsii v i 'Dm ■, mert at McKinley Hull ut I did piano selection* were rendered hy ruff, who presided over the busi­ J lm*e piCHi-nl wete Mi* Ii U M m , U t I ' l i h ' i n u l M i » h i i i t ' t * P. M. , . . (iriihiim, M i­ H ill l lM i iM , ss i’ l i ' p l o t t ' l i l \ n M iM l l it o The Woman's .Society of Chris- C. E. Stevens and group singing ness session, reported that a let­ Little, Mr* S. tlan Services will hold u business was enjoyed. Bob Hobson sang ter had been written to Mrs. It. ll. It Mathieiix, Mi-. Thoriilev. l i l t n t w n - u r n 'll* t h a t 1 h i K o h l m n y and program meeting at H:00 I . u number of selections t > ' he E , Elsberry, a former member Mt*. F. E fiati'liel, Mrs A I i i i t * o l i r i l 4 w i l l h o h e M n ( I h i* l in iu * M, to be preceded with a Isiaril honor guests and was ic comnun led thanking her for the beautiful Tlinmas, Mis. Fox, Mrs. ( ’ II of Mrn [ , H IKnrkove I tMil! K io u t ti at the piano by Mrs- R- K. Pippin. plant sent tha etais at Christmas Moss. .Mis. McNah. M n. I. I A v o r im * . A h m t I i m o i n h o ih w pi c meeting at 2:-'Hl P- M. About HIS guests called during n r t ' M i i i t m ! t i r T u f R i l n y m i ' i ’ h iiM time. A Utter was read front an­ Lurnet mid Mrs. Wondruli. the afternoon. t it e s d a t other former member thanking Following the reception offi­ The Thrift Shop will he upon tha class for the Chrletmas gift from 0:-'10 to 11:00 A. M. with cer* for the coming year were in­ Mrs. Henry Witte, Jr. and Mrs. stalled hy John M7 Henkarll:, Jr., outgoing president. Officers In­ Murray, truetees. Mra. W. F. William Wade In charge. The Junior High School Parent- clude D. F. Scudder, president; Vernon, A- C. Madden and Joseph • HKD .lA l'KKTS • HRAS Teacher Association will meet at W. K. MeMasters, vice president; Murray, trustees. Mr*. W- Ea:M I*. M. to be preceded with Mrs. It. W. Tench, secrctuiv; Bmlth serves ae publicity eltalr• DRKSSKS • HWKATKHS James Stewart, treasurer; Tout a board meeting at HsOO P. M. TH V M tD A T Seminole Chapter No. jf, tlnli-r of Eastern Slur, wilt meet at tin* Masonic Hall at U:(H> P.M. The T. E. I.. Clast of tin- E li*t Baptist Church will u n n m the Educational Building at 7 oil p M, with Mrs. W I.. Ktuuilriunirr's group as hostesses. ViV: 1. RADIO STATION^ W.T.R.R. " H*n rink** » nit. .1 N.i i Imiim e vlis. II. M. Kiinibley I'I t m*io 11 "l W Reception Held At Tourint Center Koi HKDROO.M LOVKUNKSS... Donohues Entertain diss OTonnril To Tourst ( ’lull Group Wed Dr. W. V. Roberts KKDSIMfKADS Its MINETTK Mrs. Woodruff, Jr., Mrs. Fox Entertain I.n v elv .lu tq im ril tie aif'iiH, I'liirtt 1h McKinlcy Hall Scent* Of Circle No. 5 Meet m mimI SirijM'.M Hint', IE,....., H fiK 1' i 11't't‘ii, CLEARANCE SPECIALS ODDS N ENDS TAD IE f SHOE SALE Final Clearance Ladies Fall Shoes N«l#ilia0 m ure grueufmi • Tl 1VVI- l.S • t.lllIM .KS • HIIOKS • HI.IHS • Cl.UVKs • HONK • I’ ANTIKS • NKIHIS • Ill.OI INKS than m 2 for »l ITEM S Opto lot, optn heel, • MEN’S SHORTS • 'I’lKS • LADIES' PANTIES • HELTS • MENDS I NDERSHIKTS Mantling m a p ...ih t ihot that you'll choott lor glamour, comturi L A C IE S ' P R ESSES tnd value. 4 - 9 5 7 .9 9 A L L O N E O TH E R S G R O U P L A D IE S ’ d )A T S G R E A TLY RED U CED A L L O TH E R A N D A N D C O A TS” S U IT S S U IT S t ¥ t 0.C Kulid Cotui* ulid I’DIJ* Most all colors and sites in the Group D n *. & C -u N A 4 » ( A C t k J Only « Few 1 l j L / 3 i* 0 f u n Ja c o b s o n ’ s o m : STORE i l l Baal n m . -t HI. aaiM t fr a w ft M l Ofllaa ■airiifr'rvtiT aS\ " .. ti 1Y*.V f �i-sssm 4' ?^ ::v •«■,» ft■•*•* »*X ‘Holy Cross Tops Harvard For 10 Straight, 102-71 U n b e a te n t Ip h o ld !a n d * H C ru s a d e rs N p w EnR - P r c s t l R c N EW y o r k T Jan. n - r/p, If nTffl lb lif Darliiiniitli *n>] Rhode Island Hintr width upheld N*w England pie digs In net I,,mil collegial* basketball. Now i l ’i llo lv Cross;, I hf unbeaten Crusader*. moke" ■1*1 h In fin* flml Assnrlttle.l Fie poll of I hr season, wrecked 11iti Yard Inti night. Itil! 71, f„i Ihrli 10th *t r* Ik lit victory, The unhriileo Crilsader*, tip* iked by lloh Pnijsy, Hole Crn** pul "li *t|rh ii •rri'illi Irmn offensive that Cn*eh Hut Hlimnry Mid afterwards: “ If we get hv mi' »»*Xt th irr opponent* (Boston Ceil lege, Georgetown Mnlv. nml HI Lou In) we'll hr Imril In , at,", “ DeFnul ugiiiu demon dialed ii Ilf* against nk lull', tun A AM on tin Aggies' hiillii' rimrl nl H lillunlri DcFaul edged I hr Aggie.., l i i n lln l’llill has yi*l In loir !■> (hr Aggie* nl Htlllwatcr. Kenturky, ranked 2nd in h i . John* of llroi'klyn. opened iifiniilhonnt^in *'-’Mfi-ii-it, e *.|.ii-,,n With nil rtiky HV 55 riuu|iir .1 nl Mississippi HI nl i HI I,uni.. Tinkril lllh , whipped llehnit, fill 41 ill H Ml*-,nit" Valley f <<n ftrnnrr fray. A rk Hillin'., Hlrr nml Roidhetu M»lh>,dl«t won In I hr Hmilh" rkl Onpfrtrme tvliilr Oregon Hlnlr Squeezed by WiivliiiiRloii Htiilr Sa-B.’t, In Ifii ti'ii lhi-i ii i l l' i i.. ii •■( til* I'nrlflr fnaxl l ‘i.|ifp |r it, i At kuii.iiLi Im n l Tettii*, HUM. Rim wul|o|ifil T m im I 'In III Inn 80 <t|. mill HIM11 iiiiilKt.il f t u i 61 'I Itil A AM, Ml 4 H Tilt} l l " l v C ross lli.cv,m l Rillin' wnn pull iif ii iloiibtrliriolri tit ! IN tHI n a il QUARIIR -if Ihr Mmiol nmngr Howl rl»i*lr, Konltirky'* AU.rr 1 lit 11110 rfnrliM lilyli for » y . , nt Hunt# (‘iBra'i Hall Hayfa romaa In tut Ilia tarkln. Sunlit I'ltua won, 21-11, IIitlrninllftnal .S'outtdphnlo) Tenni s Clinic And Exhibition Matches To Be Held On Sunday I ' " . ’I t'"'"' platau Will lumr llir i.|i|uulimily of gflting mmr Ini' li|r- mi 11||| it tJvHit' llint ipinir "lu n | ihlir ( "| if Iand. V|cf;|)tr unfanl "I llir I'l.ifm ,. ,| |,,iwi| (rtiliik Attiu tahnit of tlir United .Stato, ir.il llir Mivfrti inn " .in i' Hi I III .MHI n’tlntk. StmtUy aflrrptioit. K'.I.rii r.iiil iliilm, M,it l.iii Inn ......... pin, Inn .trtaniirrl a rlinie lo hr , i , . , >, . , , , ,, , " lr,l bv Ali i ii|ir|,iiu| wl.n will tome here from Daytona B e a d ,. ' "u h t . xfiibiiinii hrtttrrii Mr { oprlniiit unit Mr, KurlanHer »|'I b ill"" nl >. I '> n 1 1" , k | hr (oinirr It nlir of llir Irmlmg |«nntl |.i.. >.I Hu. . i i t m i , . , ,,i in,,,,4. - - ______ _ _____ nnikm,; Utlh Tin liilln rituhr-il iiiiiiii Honlou (iiiiilm III till. Iilhri i;im.i Ilonlun CiilIrRO Inull T ilfit, HI fill mil, in IIM.I in t It.- i ; „ l n „ Nulm htnnr. Iin 111 living nfi.i nl ii-nuu "■Iniiun, mul U ..nr ,,f ittor otml thin m iimiii, Itiinnin l Min fu n .111 111111, 11,,. ,,i llir lullrr, r.l-flff. In n t h o r y 11 nit*r • 4IIIIII I V HI. 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Ml, Hiijrlmin Vhiimr 'in Mum fid *it 1 'd fj fii i m u , wh«) fin bowlnl ovrr t'lllnu!" f.nvbi. fi I hi #1 n v .vt'JiiM Ii it ii h i'r ii it i i u n j |k1 ti 411, mul Hu nl h Itmtiiiin nmkrij |..ui Apgflrn l.nyuln, til it I { 1 Figlilin^ Irish Cop Bing C r o s b y ’ s Top Honor s As Amateur Cull Tilt Team Of Year To Draw Top Stars [I I !" |jj f .• ’• SSSfiKax m v m * p tm n w»itiu.w' t u v r o w n $ i ?h R t R ■>*» ■*l . • ' .1•.*« .. -T •r; -rvi-r-r x'-vr'T'*’ ■ ^ rr: Mi r m - jr ^ r r ' NKW V illiK , .Im, n ip V i-T h e HOM .YW nniP, .Inn r. 111'. Notie llanie fool ball Irani, mideA Hat nf R4 mnatnir Rolfrrn, In III H'liIt'll ou t 11 lIM jinine Hlll'ti'li, wiiH rlUdli Jlna amito lop fillf 11 utn,moil tilled the riHI ifin'n iiiiUlniiditiK ftfur y u m anil atmn of nlhet n|hi it i. iftttn "I I!'In in (In. jiiiiiiin ) ye«rwho will rumprlr In llir miimiii etnl |"'H "f * |u*i f h wi il.'iH by Mho Rina nronhy.Hpi.il'"i' ll pi., n111 m A' HIM-mil d I'll'HH. teur Rolf t"It 1 nIIII If III nt I’rl.l.lr IhiiH, ilie I'lyliMiiy Irinl, pulled Beai'li ttita imitilli will nniilr pnblb n big doiible fi.i Jin. yi'in, They today, l^uallfyliig fi.i puli In,. pl.H .. plot imi'ly Ii it, I Ill'll villi'll (lie No. 1 I'oiii'g,. rm.ibiiii 11-11111 iii Hu fippiuili o llir I ...lull t ' Ip pi of" auiimlH Ih Hrlinlnh'il ,lmi I ‘I In f i 1inI weekly \ m, Pile, I I'i i 'hh pull. Wiih tifi vollnp, b;! imini'd Noire tomnitiiifnl 1 im" ,1m. 1:1 ibn.iiRh Itiime mh Hie Mil "uiidliii; lemn if in. Croahy lilpi rlf, II.'ll Ilupr. Ill, 'lu "oiintiv hi miy i|en l, pinfei.. .loiitil ,,i nmnleiii golflliR pul, mill .11. Ii ..Him Unlit woml In 111 line r ii"« m l(mu|ul|ili 1 lliinoenip I101101 i went tu tile Nett )" ik Ynlikeii", wlmne crip Hcotl Denniii Ct'Krrfr, lib haul At pie-, feiiglil to the Ameilean l,ea1«n. Erank B'lmipi', .1*'limn Wot'RlUllar and Hub strrlr mr un l|u ru" 1 l"iiii|ib.ii.blp. Mien hlnatcd I In* Hronklvn llndgna In the lilt. From ntlirr Hpnrla mnie mrti World flerlen DRintl a* linHeball'i l-'iaiik (l.i'flvl The IlniveiHlly of Knrit'icky O’Dniil, t,eo Diiroidirr, Hub l.rumii hiiHkethall lemn. Nl'AA iluiinplona Jimmy Dyke* and Italph Kilter: ln«l Hpilnp im»lly tnnk third ■Utn rarliiR'a 1'itr Hr I'ry/■ I>• and h"iuirH with <W pntnlH, fAOtball’a MntHhall Itiifflrld and Fourth pbit'l' went lo the I'hilaErnie Never h, deipliiii I'hir Ii'h, climiipb'iiH of Ih" Out nf alale . mili*..I«int a Inrhidr Nell.,nid Foolhtll I.eaRlil fol Ihe Bud Moe, Miihlun Hi.rkrr, Hay .ei'iinil at 1 night year, The Mliine*' Weatmi amt A I MeiiRert of ftp" iii.lt0 l.akera, chaniploiia nf the kune. Wanh.j H»h tioldwatnr and hii kelliall AHanclallen of An,Cil­ T. B. Tailor of I'buenlx, A ilt.: ia , were fifth. , Elmer Ward, Hanford Me,; 'Wat K'dlodlnr, In imler, were the run lngeraoll, (,’uindu.|iii. km, Pa.; Clrvcliiiid Hiowuh, fonr-tlmc winJohn ft. Fell. New' York,' mid ueiH of tlie All Ainerhm Fnnthnli FTaw l* Hrnwn, Honolulu, .lulm t’linfrienee idiampInnHlilp; t h e Htddon, DoWNRlar, Miidu, and Irv I'hilllpN Uller», A. A. U. hankrt. In i I’nrent nf Heattle, WiihIi . bull I'hnuipimm; Ihe llniveraily of nkbdionm foolhnll leninj the Jap aneee, NwliuinhiK team nnd tinlveraitv of Hnn rrnnrlaco bnnkel bull team, nnlnmnl invltntlon haakelbnll I'hiitnpiona, lie for ninth; W AfllllN OTON Jan. B -(H p « ' mill the I'hilnih'lphlii I'hllllea. T h . t’levi'lnnd Indlnna, winner* 111)— Bacauae Americana are In* more runaervatlorf.con- of the I94H poll, did not recclva ■a well an mure expert In a vole. Nor did the Michigan (ament of nulurnl realmr- font ha 11 lemn, aecotul In the poll a ncludin* fiah ami wlldlif ■ , year hro. ta every Indliallon tlini will be a recuri! venr fin Ipatlon In hpnlln* and flah- lion pi edict* marked progrcaa, III 101111. of I III. flnrat ylltba In the rniitilry, mul who nl«o I* a nntad iiuig wrllft II hi "hi U a bml her I" 1 ho fnriuiiiH "lliiliran Hltlrrit," wrll kturwri Hiuailway iniiHlml ilaih, *'hut Ira MtirrlHuii, who haa hml •"tin t**pfiii'iire In uinpIrlnK leu"i» imilrhrH will *i>rvi. an iirnniii..1 ■!......... i a. a ■ 01 at ibe miitihcx ami a larRe lorn. nl of lenniH i 'mII iiihIn'I* and „pnil loverr Ih evpei ted. CoIIcrc lliiHkciball Hr AHHflfTATSD I'KKHH Holy CrtiH* lllj Harvard 71 Hn*ton College fll Tuft* M ItntReiH 7H Fordham 74 Yale n;t Springfield (M b m .) fifi Kentucky H7 Ml**. State r.r. Halllmnre l.nyola Ml A met lean llnlv, 44 .Murinv ( Kyi Ml (■ivamvlllr 46 Enatern KeutueRy' Ml Yloiehl'itd ( Kvl Cl l.iml*imia Ktale IIJ New tlileana l.iiyula Ml Aidinm 7,1 Hitnilngliniu Smithein IH l.eonii Klivue III Woffoid |6 Monio" f'llppetH Ml tlml.l»on 49 AikiniHiiH nil Ti.««i [it tllie Hll Tt'Xlle • In lot inn i'.I Mootlii'in Mclhiiilbd Ml ‘le n ti Ar KIch IH Ib’l'mil 41 Oklahoma Aggie* 40 St. I.tints Ml Deli,III 4t Notre llame fit llnllei J.l Hrlchatn Young hi Chlragu Loyo­ la 15 llel'anl Rh Hanover I Oregon Stale 54 Washington Stale hit Santa Harhara fit I.<m Angeles Loyola -H SimrtH In Itrief Hr AfdKM'lATKlt I'RKHH Foothill ANNAI'()LIH, Mil.-* Kddle F.nlelat* ronferreH with Naval Arademy official* about the head (ootfinll eoHi'hlng job without reaching a decision. I’lltL A D K I.I’IIIA - Commlisinner tin t Hell of the NationalAmerican Piofnaxlonal Football League said he had worked mil a teutnllvr xchednlo for 14 ti'Hmi. OKLAHOM A P IT Y Hr. C. 4 . Smith, pieehlent, xaid he had recotnmemloil football he dropped at Oklahoma City University. II aa* ball NEW Y O R K - The New York (Haul* arnulted veteran outfield­ er Mike McCormick, who was rgleaaetl hy the Dodger*. Racing M IAMI— Dinner-Hour <f 4.00) Horrent Inn-minded Americana won the feature race at Tropical >wore nearly If>t4 million will flock to tin, outdoura In lVM Park 1 heating out Happy Task. and nurdtjum huntora In Rrcatcr nuinher* than aver A R C A D IA , Calif,— ElRutia tclal count who bought, beforu. (64,10) won lha featured elx-furflaking and hunting Hen IM ?. In . 1950 there will greater number of llreneed men out of a population ■ding 160 mllllone. tint) of fleh and game b* accelerated through state and local pro. maka up for the annual itad by the eportemon. _ of conearvallon legtaCOLOR CARTOON and admlnetratlon, both and State, the Fedara- I). S. CoitHiTvntion Hcapn Many ’ " ’ :,'.',*‘ .’ ’'~ 2 ‘', / ' ' • ' ‘ - - :"' ' '. » *.' ■..V. i* , ........ ** " * •— —■.......... ................ ■ ■■ «■ w* u.r*» . .., , .„ ” '"-; • M. -Oi I * iJ«7 if. I , **' -___ ^ _ _ ____________ :__ THURSDAY JAN, &, 1Q5Q x-m Rangers Move To 2nd Place In Hot Hockey Race Ben Hogan To Try Comeback In California Open New York Trims Det­ roit Ret! WinRH In Garden F r a y , 2-1 Golf’s Top Player Is Still W e a k , But OtherB A re W a r ' By AHHOf IA TK H I'KKHH The frlaky New Y'ruk KatiRCia were 1.1 iji.<l...pu‘.t A • ftMuntt'Titec* In the National Hockey League atandlng* today, with an eve cork­ ed on the lead held by IJt.ltoilN defending ehampiolia. The NangniH took on Ihe ehampa before IHJlHii Matllaon Stpiare melon,era l*«t night and rarvetl out a 2-1 victory to tighten tho race. ’Ih* Hetrolt tied Wing* ntlll require hit of retelling, however, ainre they hold an M-poInt edge ovrr their puauera. The Raugera n veil two poll,,* ahead of idle Montreal, In Ihe only other game Toronto amt rhirngn, the tail-rridera, played * 1-4 (it? at Tnrnnto. Honton alno wn* idle. Tony laiewiek rnmmed home the winning goal for the Rangel* lu a nifty third period play. He took a hnllrt pun* from F.tlgar Lit I’rade and *h«t H into I lie net*, breaking n 1-1 tin Ihnl bud e n d ­ ed «inre early in firnt prilnd. JThe Hanger* ncorrtl final in the opening minute, I’ptilli Lmiml taking * p*"» fion, Kdtlle Slow in *ki and converting II with u rent nudge. Seven niitnde. Iu("i ,lie Wing* lied it on Joe t’a iv e th . dud. fiave Stewart tiled Ihe tbiid IioI itid goal tlml flint.led tin1 I IdMtgn Hlark line.** I., tiiaw with Tiniinln’i Minnie t up i hamplnnii. |l wu.t a are how t.altl ■ tvtlh the ftral peibul ending 1!.J, The lltiwk* gl libbed a it *■ lend In tin* net-olid pi I lo,l old v I" " t> it vanInh on two Tot onto ipinklr*, fllhet goal iiinkein foi I ’liirmpt, Iteaide* Slew m I, weio Motto I'tvnlni, Ited Hmnill nnd t.it* Rod..... The Leaf'll millllei.. will' ie g i,lin ­ ed hv It,Illy Mlgny, ‘l"o Kennedy. Vie l.ynn and llowie Meeker. L‘ , '/ ■ *kf'GeXA i4ri-J*m.- o— Can Rentem Ren Hogan win hifirst tournament on hi* eomeiisrk tryT Thl* Is the big question a*ke4 hj> JJ7 nlher lop gotrer* > iteie-l In the 21th Lo* Angela* Open, which begin* tomorrow. Fro Jimmy Deinaret of Olal. Calif., am) amateur Frank Stim>ahan of Toledo, Ohio, or* two wlm helleve he will lie Just n« tough to beat a* before the Ira ffir afL'idmil which nearly coat him his life last February. The Hcrvhep, Fa., perfectionist, still a little wobbly f,n hi* Icgi, ha* been subduing par In round after nractiee rnmnl over me tough ftlvirra rmiise, the u l t l n ; for Ihe $15,0011 tourney. m im i IRI Of BOTH the Rica end North Carolina teami pH* up alter iv.l hy Lantrlp reced over for the Owle' eecond touchdown tn the Cotton How l game *1 Dellee. Rice won, 17-t.l. (/nleraaHomil Jtoundpkoiii) I Ml. Weal el Kanael Clafc Longivofctt I^tr* Serving Itatlr lu m Sere In I P. it. HMoit itAnntiitf) LU N CH EO N DIN N ER M enu* lim n s i * " u l e d l r **)• ' ',..1 t„t P f t r i r t . nnd H n n ^ u et * a, -- A f ft rnNDITIO NRVI TODAY & FRIDAY I IKE DOOLINS IRE COMING Y'eiderday, for Instance, ,h" lit­ tle Texan slammed a *17, foil. It low regulaiion flguiei nl 71 A f­ terwards, he told newsmen lie felt fine and that lie whi putting «' ■ rural,'Iv nil,I hitting well op I" 1 tie gteen. It wtun’t until lx week *g" that llanlnm Iten tried „n, „ g,"f NEW YORK. Jan. 5. — (JP) — xuccas'ful season at flaylnr fol r,.nr«e Aflet Hie aerirlennt, it took It’, "pen xeaxon on food,all lowing difference* with xtldeti. him ilirre months to get tnv k «n co*. tie. ttgitln, A doten already director Ralph K. Wolf, hut re­ his feel and o couule mote w»i" spe.il In 11 wlieel eftalr. lit,'" tioen dlaplxred nmong majm turned a week later. Wolf also Tmnortow lie |* "'hrdill"" 1" and 11,*m1 uinjor , "liege*, and more wa* kept on In another rapacity. tee off at noon in n threosnuu' in rhmi', * ill" tiiewlng. Other shift* appear Imminent 'I b" Nnvv anil Waahlnglon Stale Rill Osinanskl i* reported nut at rlutllrig Erie Monti "f Lo* Angel" , and Johnny Holla "f Verttna, l'« *1 N(f wlilted out ill H ll'llly Holy Crows, whleh so ffeinl Its wltb ii.nir genii" nudging nnd worst season In history. And ll*V" mil l.ren t"|il*,"d. nlthooeh rumor* persist that YVes Fe*|er, N avy Slow* On Kd'li" Kidelati Ini' Ids foot Indite eoarh of Ohio State's Hig Ten ro­ Iii" ,lo. , 1 »l the Nitvnl At alien,y. il, nmpinns anti Hose Bowl victors, N a m in g N ew M entor • l,tti"i in,lit,ilion* who have ■ )Im- plans to leave the profession for h ■a,did mul not i"plined tlndr head lucrative position in prlvatn luislANN A FO U R , Md., Jan. 5, eoii.ii", me Kim Ida, New York ness. i(T) The Naval Armleiny and Eddie Erdalatx took their lime tb ii'• i t, v, Not lit (Ink,da Slate, klin .bull mid New Mrxlro. today about making up their ruliid* if he will lie, time Ihe fnnthnli I im io||rgr» liave new mentor* teadi to Irail thfin to they hope eoarh of lllo Midshipmen gieatri arhtevpiiienl* neat Fall "W" are being very deliberate " T o x im r r * t-uvrim;* Capt. Unwind Citldwtdl, nthlrlh The»e me Oklahoma A. ami M., H H ST h a i k — Fatartlr Davidion, Maniuetli-, Arkansa* Matty. Plain lied. Ma**n Muat'le*. director, snld of Ihe Interview 1>A siB K O N ii » r v r i: i Ktdebitr i'. Mufila Chef. Just liter, ll «* l.adv slnrleil yesterday. nnd Kin mnn. ii ,%nur.r Healer. Jti.y*, limner. 11’» *lav Hie fust lo l>e invited here lo Islk n f.ro n i m i in t’oinli lienrge Sn,ter of Navy1* I sidy Th» fiillon Inn |o »• ■• .........."[ I.aMeted foire* i,nii in H huff Frlover iielng Hili't'PSNOr In tjeorge a K in v ii i i i r i i —a. rata* Mile h% lira* DrUtrfN *‘»l *»i** I Myslmy Him.I, llsl.V '/.snsllitr, Saner, who resigned Insl Ftidnv dnv wti"n the Academy filed hi* l.ll.i H»hI v Fui nier ■ * Milk** t Hidlle.l Mean*. Tlprv Erdelatr bud the xnittp “ g" *lmv" •ii.I it to Tlyt Ner'i uni * mi* two lop iu.didrtiil'. Vie Iii a.lfoid 'lulde I.e.d*. Molllna limit Ml** I'lllft. U, I *' VI I t t'VH altilnde. “ I'm piepate.l In *t*v | 1‘litM'olaie lire* an" ll 'li Ingaltft. I If itIIM I flMlfl Kf ffti I M r im u t h a c k A, ISIht Mile lieu* *11 week if n*rex»nry," 01 id Ihi •l|>$ I 4 *truilatl YpimenlTy lakiug thl* *« a hint Talile I'slleen. I'liiintry Ito'iy. II," JU.year-nhl as*l*tanl eoarh 11r*tifi" Mum Mu lilt 11 r. II. m lie alxti uni. un longer wel Wild Hlar Unit. Pride Uf rinenr.st lu.g M »t II llrtl• ibe lean Kau»an ipiil wllli J.isl A War. Illsltle Kt.tikle'. Hhsdr of the professional San Finn,-Iwo I ’ftMMile Mi 1 L Ii .K i r*i et * (tpettly Joe ■I9’er«. , ' 1t 1 'ij • "H * to go mi a ftntr vear llow ?).ri UPill HIM H il l;—a till** Mile Erdrlstx wa* etui roaeh >,f Ihe f‘MlibAKa 1 no'irt. t Horlng hi* I enure, Ihe Hanoi HI* C iiii Iiiii llleit, Mad O l l l f 'f» 1* ?‘t CliHlPDA ration l,.i**le. Iliniab Navy for Hirer *ra*»u*. He lefl _ Also — fjHdtlMfiw er r u II Ml 3 i:> All" b')inl*ii won only Ihiee gHinm Tlittndftr. rime. Ilura, llelly. ThuMtun (*dtInf 1 IP h "I llei{ Iwo. ••M u n f‘urn HlwMt) In, 1 Juft Cutiimbafi (Phil Harbor left under alnuial r ir r M nAre*— P a ta n ir a v. N O V E LT Y — ' Muvle Memories" V*hct n-r II«R1« 12 '5 Hally 11,1*11,11, Turkish Tip, |)ao F.m «r«iU ti., H|»r I 75 I ftp 44)m11h1 iliniiiiftlanre* at Wa*h iv tdniwlt. Well, klmtio, Fhlladelphla has more Hiam t . 0 0 0 | IfUbm Stale The hoard of ia» l>*n<lna Jim. Honey Du IInWI* IJ Jft Rebel Itmkel. gt churches. |! Mihite, l>«b»rf. 1l»ry gi'iil-i Hrirpli'd M* texlgnation and Hliortslnp I’a-k 1 A •'i i 1• Ml * I* T II H it r.— V lathe Mile ............ 'Hill'd Iii* lluee nsal*taul* n k fm Hii Hi" *'■2& Meier Iloi, Hallan< Hall). II H e they wouldn't lie rehlreil In HIM,. I ....lee i tiili tnm 111 (hiarley," Temple lllone. 1 on ftiff it l»r«g H* Ii I ^ Hoy t Item I Wolf le'lgueil *1 l*| ’ My |Ui.tita Ha 11It. laaplre. Pfax Him k tpikel, I'lprldt! with n year to go in, III* i ',vf I lu H(«r 11 r*o XHVKVni II * 1 I I 1— Kttlurllr "tilmet and tinned up a* a**i*tI'ftlN, I'.flHllHh 111! 111|I |« fell Plnrlila Habr, lllae Parjlt", atuae I'f'IHtfi n, iit,I in Henry Fruka at Tulane H A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 7t!i V'iorids ilahr. Hl/ii I'avftl", Hions .1 2A Ftim v IMi H*k»n "<i I lap. Veil., , 'bar ley Moon. Jtgn, l uliiin"' line I oa, ll, lintik I ’rlap, I’fillllllfM, It* 11 lUtiew S);tlD In t*J:0(> I*. M. i"tiin,eil In Alnhainn in the t'ominanil "III* 1 diver. Timid Ter 1' H I *«• M» Hhr *J.M* I i nrli ml»i»N Muffle. MHIHTH H ire .—.Viathe Mil* hint Mu IUM n 12 on MIJHIC by N o r t h , * - rM. II .1 I, e llarl.or Edward (Hooks) M llill ryutt at Kfitianli. I r after * UrM . ilnlp'* Mieapt III eat,I NYU. flowHid Rli*1, leilgnetl ot I\V Vfll«m llti Him Ii IV It Ir I le m 0 ,1 .1 T....|*(* TooHe, 81.H ill IIA R N E8T ( A l l INIJ HmmhnU N",0i Ibtkoln C hiu 111-iiliet non lira * " I,He nob Hot VVMlf Mm 111*t Moo i l V I I I Mil l: lathe Mil* . left Mm.tliall t'nlloge (West Pa.) FOR MF.MHt.HM (iN I.’i Ttirnliiu I'm |»i«I nil,. IP,'I hie Mel 'I'hlttv. Toe ■'fli-r 15 year*. Ret I Huffimin ,',.11.1 T»i|» Inn in It I 7r. 0,1 h"! I „td Wild lloll. T*'*iiuilri#» . in’r up the head loaehlng po*t at I1 1 h T t.h 11 lie 1, b Hint, low* S a n fo rd • Sem ino le C o u n try C lu b I'll It "II »I lit It New Mexlro In lierome atlileti I ubn t ir iii * r r v m n o i v . v i k m m ii * director. not 1 , 1 ■ I It slice,. I.ooV too llit-i t (li.rthroi 11*1* Drapaltult, Jflo Loekaliaugh, after II ,* » ' i e I am 1 Mail r*r*-a 1.ul*"k IJiinvan It.1* II Ti - I no it Oklahoma A. and M. i|e- ide" •Ptoll L.itie, J.1 ,0 Main* fta.'k Tanaerlnee I l> (to* I ! I* - I I" ", S A N fO t t D - ORLAN D O HD Haul'"* Irtlrlv tienvv (■"My, 'n swap the mat hing ht'*d*' he / I'v o sia H ^ -— - v nuikM (I Mu (,. "11mIi My atti.iihei for a huulnes* eaieer. TU RN DM FDA. 4 3 6 A T lie s ' I l. ’* Oftmt'i', a*.ml on otrt.l it'itll, hII uereeded hy J. It. <K*r*l AVhll/ * I ’ | MI 4 1 ll$ CA RD S 1(11 V FARM C LU B T H E IX A S in N O A R R O W limitin'* M tlNTGOM EHY, Ala., Jun. 5 (111 araite <|ii«1llv aelnoa le«n vorth, aad'lanl eoarh at lirorgia 51. Laid* Cardinals Ilian |iri,'» .im.ie.1 Joint Himhlll re|iu'iuii>hed tse -t/P l—The added the Montgomery •niching rein* at Arkanxax to de have Michigan State ran up it* "ote full time to Id* athletic di­ baseball club in the rfass R tq their hlgheat liaxketball acore In 1904 rector duties. WALTER PIGEON — ETHEL HARYMORE Otia Dnuglai, a .-outlie-ate, n Laagun when the Spartana defeated Bat­ JS-ycar-old trainer for tho Phlla- faim system. JANET LEIGH Carton a, vice presniertt Wil­ tle Creek, 98-4, 'lelphia p r n f e e e l n n a l Eagle*, IN 'tepped In ae Rasorback tup tacti­ liam Waliiughain, Jr. and Montginnery president He" floltuuan Tony Lavelli'a 40 poluta a* cian. tha Cardinals had gainst Princeton on Feo. 5, 1949, Davldsnn got Crowell Little anno,it,ret! alanda n* an Ivy league baaket- from North Caroline'* ataff as purchaidl the rpmnlaU . Ronthall acorlug record. head roach when Charlie Jamer- r,ornery franr 1 Isa, Including 22 *, mn quit, Rill Young graduate.I players yesterday. long race at Manfu Anita', No purrhiao pi Ire wae given from first assistant tn the 1 top l N EW O H L E A N H Kt|ulhaie <110.201 won the Moa* Point post at Furman, aurreedlng Her man E. (liedI Smith. purse at Fair Oround*. At Martpiette, l,l*le (Lie) Black­ fleneral W ASH IN GTON— The National burn iilao wa* prnmeted frontillna Roalng Atsodathm, In It* nnrptal roach to the head man. He reVatTriga,''liataii'rEiiarii Cliartra al I |,l*cml .Frank J. Murray, who reth* toj^ of tha heavy weight*, wltli dB^iad., Huh Woodruff tiuit after a vary ng contender*. Open Season On College Grid Coaches Brings Many Changes Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entrlea State Farmers Alarket k;..:1"" ....... *1'^™"* - SQUARE DANCE iT •4ii1' *( NOW SHOWING _ ‘THE RED DANUBE” rHu^fCTFfiMHUfitnvi. nf jiky © R t Y liC I I N D i R A C I N G 1 NEWS CARS - AM , OARS . _ CONDITION Mo. > Easy Tema DO OUR OWN i FINANCING • la • ^Oet Acgaalatad TON’S CARS HILDRBN UNDER II FREE 'COMPLETE HHOWH U »‘ — MS — 18:00 SAVE -* A # ^ ALL STAR FEATURE *tf Mtta IC-W» Ltttla. Blaa 18-26$ Unfa Ruba On TktM$* Rocket U d Qroyhound Qua la oa tha air tonlta a m WDBO at 6tl0 with all tha 'Jopa' m D » dog* al th# SanfordOrlando KonaM Club. 119919 Herein T*eh U-M IO Tu/fy Bill NO M1NORM AM,OWED • N F I TIRE •*- ** SJUtfORO-0MAN00 MCNNIL CUE RED ARROW— *. h ■ pb .»*) YOUR OUTSIDE PAINTING WILL END WHEN * YOU APPLY OUR ASBESTOS BIDING ON YOUU HOME $ 8.50 P er Square , CALL Tff FOR FREE ESTIMATE m �!< ® l I H n : « A N H * G jr r fTOR-^: n S A N W - 'lP * F t n f t t t t A .., 1TH U R S D A Y IA N . 8, 1950 .■ I ■eeJ - J- ll ■ ......... Colored News i' r Laat rlte» for Mrs. Phoeh" Croom* well known resident of Georgetown, who died at horn# 614 Hickory Avenue on Monday. Jan. 2, were conducted today, Hr D H LH ERT A B N E Y Inttlstlon of 47 "sr«fn hutnh* Thursday, Jan. 8, 1980. at 4 P.M. In St. Paul Baptist Chutvh. Off! ToV jO»-e Tii**i!*jr nt*hl at l hr rlaling will im the Ilev. ft. N -itetm* of tl»r ?h*p Hodge, pastor. l^ n f Future Fanner*. To quail- • a* • '‘aieen haml", Seminole If l. School students must t ;• Jorclled In vocational Hgikul lure sillily,i ami have satlsfar■e u ic ,,loi> idaus for u pioaiam of sup {•rvfsel 1 *1 ■farming ‘ r When a "green hand" comnletes one year of farming, it .fam iliar with parllmentarv pro- Feedore. is ahh- to lead a Ktoun in (ii»v-u«»iuii and U familiar with trams of work of the State national organization of Future Farm ers lie may apply Jor Chapter Farmer Hemee, S'1 Iccal memhrra now possess After xllnlnliix the Chapter S it r r * . he may apply for State Farm ri D-„r.*c which ralla foi hree yi .. . . >,i superrlsed farmin* no<| outstanding eldlity. Ollv • l Andes, son of Mr. and Mr ohn Amies, |» the only local uter Furmt-r who holds ,h, S ty e Farmer I teg i re in Soinii nliwt olVCuuntv. FSU Appoints Writer To Journalitim Staff TA LLA H A SSEE, Jim. ft (Special) The appointment of a wall-known jumunlUt to I lie far r.ulty of the School of Journalism hai lieen announrrd by The Klin lda||Slnte Utinverslly. He is /.ell F. alnhee. Professor of Jourmi Ham. Mr. Mnhoe Is particularly quali­ fied In tho news, advertising, management, typography, week­ ly newspapers, and photography A native of Tallahassee, Mr* Grooms had lived In this city sine* romlng here more man fit) yeami ago to eslabllsh her residence I I'm ing that time .--he attained preat stature In the Im nl ares a* a Church worker, serving as Peaconnrss, Member of Choir No 1. Missionary Soricly, mid also mem her of the Busy Hand Club all of HI Paul Haptlsl I'hurt h. with wlinh Miv. Grooms was affillaie-i Her inmilnernlile friends an' associate* here will learn of hoi passing with gieal icgiet. Hill ' Iv■ -i * Include hri dm o|ed son ifr'inian Itefoe, Si.; daughter-inlaw, Mrs. I.otilse Itefoe, grand ions, Herman mol Waldem e Rc/o*. gianddHiighters-in law. Mis. Shel­ ve flefoe; and Mrs Lillie Hell Re ie, sister, Mrs. Klirnlieth Jark on .and other relatives and a no- ilrrlc of sorrowing friend' The hody of Mrs. Gioouis will i-Hl at the Moselv FilllCllll Home fioni III AM 1Oflay. TtmisHay, mi III the hour of the fniieial setv|re Funeral nt rangemrnt.v tile un dcr th* dlrecllon of Mosely A Son's Funeral Home. ; 1 r i * ' T» r ) What CanThe People Believe? W hen the anti-trust lawyer* In Washington filer! their suit to put the AA-P out of business, they immediately handed out for all the newspaper* of ihe United Slate* a story giving in detail their "alleg lions" against this company W hen we publi.liril advertisement* giving nut aide o f Ihe case, ihev protested, even though they had made, and have continued to tnaUe, in newspapers, in speeches and over the ladio these charge* that would leiiouslv damage our husine**, if they were believed bv the public. Every week millions of American housewives patronise A M ’ stores Many of them would not want to deal with the kind ot people lh.it the anti-trust lawyers represent us to be. W e think we have n right to protect tins 90-yenr old business which has made it possible for millions <«l \niencati families to grl more m d Irettrr food for lltrir money, which is providing high wage employment for I 10.000 A m eri­ can* and which in helping millions of fanners to improve ihe methods of distributing thru produce, No answer bv u* would be necessary if the anfi-lrust lawyers were always right. fields of lour nallsrn. Before coming to Tullashasse*. Mr. Mahee was assoelted willi the College of Journalism s' •he In lv rrslty of I ’ o l o i a i l o from llitf*. to 11)4)1 While there, lie helped organize the nausea in advertising management, met typography. Dining the past year he has taught e o u i s e s th....... But they, like all other human brings, can be wrong. In this case we know they are wrong. They htwe been wrong before. in the law of Inurmillsm, join an II. m history, mid conteinpuiiti ) In case after rase tliev made chniges against A & P which were prnred in court to be utterly without foundation. newspaper l>Hiiivlm. e, We will pmve that statement right up to the hilt Rixip t rvs Ials• - /| eteri’Cjssfti * i v/ehSm1 1 I h e anti Oust lawyers tell the public dial they won a previous anli Mint suit against us at Danville, lllium* Ihev did. What th e y -do not toll von is that they brought case alter case against the A M ’ in Irdeinl courts all over the l idled • Stales, Before thry won this case they suffered three defeats. The anti-trust lawyers have told everybody about the time that the courts said they were right. We think you are entitled to know about the three times the court* said they were wrong. Now we ate going to tell you about tire first one. In future advertisements we will tell ynu about all of them C E N T R A L F L O R I D A q U I t ’K F R E E Z E A N II S T O R A G E CO. k FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 40M V-i:ithSf ...................... Phone 1.11H FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIAUS BEEF: OUR OWN- 220 ......... CORN BABY T -R O N E S T E A K lit. g 0 0 290 ........... 2 0 0 L IM A H A O E D , W IS C O N S IN m b ro u g h t a criminal au it They charged that Ihe A&l\ two grocery clmin competitors, two labor unions and oilier good American cilir.rna had con­ spired to fix the price of bread. Can anyone imagine nnv * liarg* tabulated to be in*"* damaging t'< s te'ail grocery business) T h e y risked millions nl people In h-lieve dial we w’ ts die So here was a case in whic h die anli-tnist lawyers made aetionaiy damaging charge* against th e A&I\ in support of which, in the words o f the court, they cl id not h a v e “ any evi­ dence at all." I lua w;n liol the nnlv litlie die iiillllii * In w v-n IIlade ih.og--. ,q;,iilnl the A i\ | ‘ w h it ll ih e i i lilt I* a.-*III we I e tml tM|i alum I diene III l i e I mills \\ yn n a b o u t the t tu n m -d e III f I il mi e .i>U M ' lie gi ill ^ III I ' l l VOi| HI. ll- l you IV I ll >111• k , eil Ilf 1 We ,,i e [n llli; III tell ic i d ia l d<> .inti I m is I l , i w\ ri * w o n -il I L u i' die 790 kind of grocers who would take bread nut ol the tnnudo nl pom people and “ '*• 350 make it harder for a wife and mother to feed her lam ly. 690 These charges were false. 1liey have In say dial beiam e d.- I 'liits liave dei ided that S O U T H E R N D A IR IE S In that case it developed that the A & P anti the. two competitor* who were elltiiency and selling al low pine* n iml a iiu n e ICE CREAM 2-pts* 490 Vz gal. brks. 95 * charged with conspiring with us to maintain high In -id prites actually sold Hi. lb. I he anti trust lawyers bread cheaper than most ol the other stoics in Washington Th*anti-trust lawyers presented and argued iheir t ase \\ hen they weie through. Federal District Judge Allen I ( loldslmrough iule»l that A M 1 ainl the oilier defendants did not even need to put m a defense I le iio m ui ted the pirv to bring in a verdict of "not guilty." D A IS Y J U N E CHEESE In April, 1941, lh« A n t i- t r u s t lawyers in Washington, I). C. O• Ih* C U R E D PO R K CHOPS ftiR E E N P F A 8 CUT III. * | 0 0 D R IE D R E E F VEGETABLES lit. 0 0 0 S IR L O IN S T E A K C O R N E D B E E F ............. • B RO CCO LI STEAK I/ The Washington Bread Case Locker Plant ROUND r i YOUR G RA D E A W ESTERN 1 PAGE SEVEN ........... avrr* -v-- 69c While you nre In our Plant taking advantage of our retail price* thin weekend tat u* ahow you the iiddlttonal navingn that nre your* by renting a Frozen Food Locker IEADY • TO • FRY GOLDEN SHORES 12On. 72c that th* v a** not attai king lugne-,* nr efltrirnrv Inguesi and But the fact is crystal (dear that 'hry only brought then bread out against the big companies ami against th* intupani*s dial sold good Li»a-I at th» lowe-n prices, just as in llus current anil ihev are A ltai king a lug coni| any dial sells good I oik I cheap. We are going to show the A m *iu *n people lhal the suit to destiny A i'iP is Judge Goldsborough said to the crrifi-fruaf lawyers: " I f you were to show this record to any e \p e n V r it W trial lawyer in the world , he would tell you that there was not any evidence at all. "Honestly, I have never in my over forty years* experi­ ence seen tried a case that was as absolutely devoid of evidence ae this. That is the honest truth, I have never seen one like i t ” really a suit against efficiency end agannt teal <oiiipetili,.|i Ihe real question involved in tin* mil n vvhelher businessmen aie going to be. encouraged to do a better ami more efln ient job; or whelhei we ai* going to let Ihe anti-trust lawyers in Washington blow die whistle on anybody **ln» gets big by giving the people mine foi limit niom v. No one can make us believe that it is a crime to try to sell the best quality food at the lowest possible p r ic e . A ’ Si k* A G IV E A W A Y ! L O W E S T P R IC E IN Y E A R S LOCAL,*GRADE A, DRE8ED A DRAWN f r y e r s lb. 45c Hens lb. 49c mv Illin o is . A. I I •A. THE GREAT AT LANTI C & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Armour*g Star Wieners........ lb. 440 All Meat Beef Stew „1............. 1b. 41 . _________ L . ------ ------------ ■ ^ ........... ■ ‘ 1! i �rv — THURSDAY JAN. 5, »■ T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . BAN FO B D FL O R ID A ^ B K iH T lly Hay Cititia , »j IVKAKK IRIS Clean, Friendly Stores — Where Customers Send Their Friends T to M T M t B A C K * * 'f MRG/UCT ANN WEEK END SAVINGS Plus I N K M IN K ItA M iK K iiy Fran Striker ----------------------------------V7--- r"l rtCXO t»TlLL,bANUf. 1'IL UttV I ^ I WA5« r GONG ID kURT YWJ 1J& 1 ViANfEO TU PROVE Thai I C O U U j IP VOb HAVC « W MORE W EAPONS', handle gono. im on r,n _ - 4 OUTLAWTRAIL AN' I WANT Tf\cj Hb\ ID TEAM UP! j-rzrr—z P THEBE * j WFKiO AHO POWtJE0 f . iHt SPORE ' / ( EVERYDAY COW PRICES I ItE THRIFTY \ • H K S E R V B I1 T O It H i M T S L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y JEEPS GUN ( 'EM DOWN.' I'— — - y ' MEAT DEPT. ftB O K Q IA S H IP I'K l), G K A D K A MU CUT-UP FRYERS 4 gk • Jeasie J e w e ll*' tira d e A (lu ir k • F ro re n F R Y E R S " THIGHS 1 lb. ctn. •tom ■x£*S=- 840 | BREASTS lly Wall IIUneT V O u ’U - N gVEB 5iBT AWAY W IT H ... ) n u g jH a n j L MAVS AN 3£NTLBiWENl «O rt JNCOuTm I w b 'vs p s o t VOU'LL PFOOU ANYONE IN Tu.S /NVASB-oPL___ _ -w--------- U-au^ f APPUB i 7 *OPB WE’e e NOT F(_>OLlNij OuPSBlVBp m*/ ? -,.9 T'* W h ite R A t'O S G E N U IN E S P R IN G END CUTS CENTER CUTS P alm LEGS SHOULDER SHOULDER CHOPS HAMS R iv e r Slice,I M a rg a re t A on R rnnil, FRESHLY SLICED BACON ; I »|* I o * •* ■, *>-a* 1 tM ifl,1.' ***«<• I M iir iis r r I T W i ’.itf'ia, <t w * >v * Ev1 'V ^ K nnelv-a & K T H t 'fO * # £ SU ITSk ro M X^ 4 — Heal Use HERALD ■ Want Ads Far HenuIlN Th« I i.IIi. mIiih rule* fl|,|i1r In nil Wnn t Ail« i>nl>ltnh*<l In The Nnufunt HeruM, I a It 1* *f Hint till* err line iH>rrll„» llm r. Ifh* |irr linn liurrllnn Hint* Nr |i<>r linn InafHlot. ^li«»» iln i.«r ||n» liu.riixi, Per line inr W m li r..«irm i IfU** Horri* in ihn linn. Iluulilf tain Inr Mark Inr* iniia. PIIONI3 148 Huai Ilia mill bn Nmn|»lrlt navr Ihn Itlaiihua* aa armnmailuin rharaa II rsar nnwn la llalnil la Ihn Inlmbnun linuh. In /alum Inr llila nrruiamnila•11* IAt ailtnrllanr la napnnltd *»!'•«» lirninpll*. In nrilnr lur «n I* ranilnr ihn hem »ma.n,i» annt'lcn, nil llanl Alla inual hn l» ."«» nil Inn nn Ihn ilai hnlnrn nutllnallnn. PM»II fin nan anlllt tin Immnillnlnl, n 1,4a nnni ure lira la )niir If " I I raaanl hn rna|>naalhln Inr main lhaa nan lamiirnnl laanr- THIS v r ® ;;; , A rliclen Fur Snlv 1 » V K It Y N K !K fi room modern limine, Kood iielulibnrhnod, flirn Inked k lle lie n uinl apuee neater, m viilnu, 2-i-tir irnm ue mid clone III fmilm.no, term *. KKNT Room No. 2 Phone 1010 Florida State Rank bldg. In C . IIU 0 IIE 8 , Aaaoclate £ t> !tr y Ava r ■ —I » VfiM* W tiF h tV A N T K f) New attractive bungalow Juat completed. Two hedrooma. Juat over City I.imlta line. Priced at f ii 2 no.no. Twu amalt frame bungalow*. Ideal for couple One unfurnished nt *2060.06. T ill other furnished at innod.oo. * ItOHKItT A. W IM ilA M S, Realtor R aym ond K. t.u n d u u la t. A aaoclate FurnUliwI Apartment, *B larim, Phone 712 olulin rouma, ritiimc, bath, Sun I'orch. ulre Apt. Apt No. It, (111 |>«rk fl|t)ulr« Atlantic Bank Bldg. Del i v e r y (lukranteeil. inn:) w l Ml. S t, Johnny Scott M ainly M ini w ith toola, pf|jing S lo lio o , I,nog tim e tru ck .Iriv c r. N’ol rifin o l of w ork W rite John Itu ik iiv iig e , R iio te 2, llux 410, S iiiifn ril in idunie rtl I M l t l . l . T V I'K H of Im tltlo ia r work, reiisim .il,Ic lati'a. F re e estimat­ es I in vid K Curnenter, I'hon ■ ftlCT C C H E H T M O N T H A T C H K It Y , I k p L 111, Dux 7, Rluckwuud, N .J. Q tW fii A nd H A D M,,rv' _ C ecil 6-pc. D in e tte f l l l .116 H lig lltly Used kitchen rnhlnnl 20.116 I.AW N M OW ERS sfiarpened, Ifeycles repaired, lock k key wortt, lla e il a-pc. I.lv ltig Itni. S u ite 10.06 No waiting-work guarmtterd, Used (l-pc, D ining Km . S u ite 70.06 II. W. Shuman, 1H1 East 4th St. Used S in g le M ctid Red, Smifurd, Flu. (Formerly »with S p rin g am i M nttreax ill ,06 Williams Flalt Shop) S hopw orn (I i i i i M i - He.). C oil I.O C A I. ami L u n g Distance MayS p rln i: .6 uacd lin ie ra p rin g Intf. Storage amt Crating. WlghtM a tt leas 20.06 WIII lams k Co. (not Inc.y 240 S pecial I N ew 2-pc. L iv in g North Laurel, Phone 1414^____ Ruum S uite h d .06 Special I N ew Sofa lleils, F R K IID A IH K Choice o f Cuvers 40.06 Hales and Her vice M A TH ER of SAN FORD 2 Factory trained <innlif|cj Bar- aft ,3 S = w m m -sn 15— j K IS .u .c U :80 u a — i : U t# 1241 PI) ' ‘ eediwn -A'» been n t»f 1 *i 1 I rSSt ’ fo r |b. fifiM Put M eat L e ft On BACKBONE SHOULDERS 450 350 H il t SIDES, LEFT IN ™ C o u n try S ty le SAUSAGE L a rg e H ead I r r Hern Yeliow 1 LETTUCE Honor Frozen Food* Fresh Fliirhltt B/rdaeyir CAULIFLOWER llutni- PEAS R em it) 12 oz. 2,V APPLES II. H. Red Fancy Red 1)rliclm i« Raspberries 12 oz. 2!)c APPLES ; • 1 I F resh F lo rid a TOMATOES 2 lbs. SUGAR ONIONS............ 2 Ilw. I .'Ml Pascal CELERY ........... stalk 090 Canadlen KRTARAfiAS 260 | CARROTS Ik . hunch DIX1K C R Y S T A L S M ILK “ARMIX” L(i. 2fM! Shortening 8 |b- c* n or Mloasum TALL L IM IT CANS T IM E . 2 C A N PEACHES 19c 2 Sm. 21c Gt 69c l,GE. PKG. 290 no. 2»/2 can 17c INORYSNOOD LGE. PKG. 260 PETER .„ PAW[ 12-oz. jar 25c CAMAY SOAP KEG. BAH 2 fur 200 ■ ! ,p NEUTER'S SFM1 SWEET LIBBY'S TOMATO | MORSELS 2 for 35c JUICE No. 1Ull can 10c CABIN NOME W. O. JIM DANDY HEINZ CAMAY SOAP BATH BAR |O0 TOMATO SOUP no. 1 can io< * COLOM BO OLEOIb. 33 ^ JEWEL OIL VW T m MDAL AlRk. 1KEYKO 23c C 1Ed V I V I 3 QUART ______ 4 7 * 5 QUAKBR, MOTHER'S Esstel1 c«* B E S T S .............. cm. 10c Plrmanth Maid w, k. Na. 8M C ORN .............. c m 10c OATS •* U t w c ! S k * f '" r Mb QUAKIR M eat \ \ Si; 67c NORHAKES PEANUT RUTTER 5 |0 LGK PK(J V A rm o u ra RICH FLAVOR HALVES Armour's New 080 2 L im it: .r>-lli Hkg 'f t Grits £2 P- ID m GRITS 5 lbs. 23c IVORY2 ixjE. SOAP Bars 23c i CleverbWom Mad. Grd. A. Mhm. SHIPPED ........ 47c e^ gs G,AAF w hMe ivory" ■ ' . * yr " S O A P 3 Ref. Bars 22c coSW Jfi^?? cm tic i & S t & S " * . . p i. 22c 10 c S U r i Rt. ja r i i k TaUa* T I M U I ............ roll 8c Yarmmm Maid II as. 3 fov 14c h tr fie mXJf :........ M. |8c W O i m M . 18c SPIC Si SPAN ‘ irOW. Mb'l-M’ * F''- f* i., lir a .' r ll>. W e a te n (it new. Finishing, Meaning was lining k m saxing. Portable power plant 12 i*r plant, years uxperienc# In Bvniaola Henson, •u k i County, H. M. flleasun, vice Men. • 'f-v. A r lid M Fur Sale — 6 H IM . IIAH D W AH R CO. fu w i fto u T A V B fe c tr 'if K ttc tifl— a r t i c l e s w a n t k d — c M l .K . First _________ Phone U S IN Q K R M achlnea, E lec. P o rta h le , e ... ^ T 1 0 7 E " ‘ K ' treadles. 816 K . 6th B t. Ph. Highlit cash price paid for used ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or* •undo EvonlnV Star. Cali Ralph 1024. furniture Ted Davis Furnltura Hay. 1146-J TUXEDO FEEDS) CompleU ilaa. C A M , B t7 fo r lla t te r y , Q en n rato r ruum — a iM B i tu m fu r tHunt'a Tiuedo Feed Stofa. m ill S la r lc r service, S w ain's attractlVa. Ph, 8P1. R. ENJOY* Sunday dinner at Laiiejpa l l i l l e r y S erv.cc, 301 W . F its t „ " v V - Apt. for two. Shower * IB s a l*o weak daya, U in c h e a M FOR B A LK S t, ES . ' r*frlir«r«Uu». On Cryatal ihort order*. Small black and white gantla-malu V E N E T IA N R I.IN D S made to L u a . Quint flailing, Iluat part o rd e r. Sem inole V eu utiuii B lin d hor,*?' , ..Fl,ur yp*N old] »adtll« L, A. (’ lln*. t.aku Mary, KSjlELMANS Red Rea# Feed. and hi Idle, > 126.no. Ph, m - v-l Tuuchton k Watson, 1101 Celery Co. H20 W . ,'lrd S t. Rhone _Ave. Phone UM-J. "o i-W . / iik l p w a n t ed "room" a^artwanT^TatK T .VH.HUOKNE-F ^ " I d p orch ._ Partially ^crAOKuR-JANOARYONLY ~ A s s a r t e d Broiler Chieks, Saleeman - Age >6 to W, state Call Alvin ^ h a m ^ H lS Heavy and LI rht, fining Co. Phono BI6o, ' fron ‘ iF u rllorum Tested F|S| i*. Rede, U I l I) 1NG ilATRRlA l 1M. , ythlng you nt<*4 fi , LlllkJ #t»rt to flnlahl lluim n ■ H I H L - , ___ __ ___ _ ei amjlai •HERMAN CONCRETE PIPE this offer m w . ’ CREV^lTONT aaoclate c W tffJ lo h McCracken Road Phone I1241 HATCHERY. Dept. M, Bog 7, IntersUta Life R Accident Co„ Blackwood, N. J. P. O. Boa 1841, Haaford. « a. •» ME rtmanl. l A— N oilcta— PataoMUa r ^ lS #lta only. allonvllla Icebeerg Lettuce plants 11.60 thou- ES a l e r Wa n te d " - in city of Snap Dragon, Marigold, Banfurd—100J«rm-h*ma necea- FAIR TRADING POST — North Petunia and Physoitegla PlaaU. Park Ave... Winter Park, at the * V** T fn'1dlcllt»**,A vitamin*. A. K. RiMveltrer, Flerii^ Celtry to ll course, will be ba open opm. MN> A ^ P h o n a J lt3 after Mondays, WsdiMad* Like new, 7 f i T ^ E . . >* for the sale of an. Mdfiaajjj lays, Thundaya and — Mahogany Creaat l SM ItrN k e t 690 630 490 334 T fett& k , P R O D U C E ' ! IT IT H IIIIItfi Pflillle foi every purpose. HUNK Ml IK (Ruse ti I’nliil Co. 112-ttl W. 2nd. SI. Plume ,120 It n n .M lN i; II IH I H K — 10-roum n in S WAP S lltlP , 406"k . Illi Rt We •i -IliiHinrsN Upjinrlunit lew Huy, sell or trade moat miyexcellent condition filMMMm Diing. I'huiie ION .1. lerm n. MAI A M , fu rn is h e d lioune. W eal I at .S treet, 1.1600.00. — We bolh hmu when ymi don't lirimr lin in g lllla ln e a i, re iil o p p u itu n lty f«i local m an. Heat lo utlori. S M A M i new lioune, p a rtia lly your prescriptji,in, | , a n K Y ’S I ' l l It .x 1611. S m ifn n l. Fla. com pleted In C a n ir lh e r r y , f l! 70o. P lum I lift I I I I - -» himee (1 11. M AYFAIR* Cminuully attractive (.Ilhhnue Jilunta, f t DO per M I .*■ < I-— Special ServlrfM — Hi home cmdiiiulng everything n Cllirlia W . M ffn rd Lake M onroe, good Inline nhmild have, well Tit ACTOR W ORK. Phone l f l 7 J luiidncapeil, 2-car garage. Want I I A I 1Y C H IC K S P E C IA L FO R fur I ree eatlmntea. Jack Rus­ offer. JA NU A RY. I ’u llo liilii Tesled sell. F lw k s . Rucks, Reds, W V illi1-IIKilHOOM lioune ileairahln loca­ dott«a, Rock-Red C ro aavi, f 6.lli NEW F U it lR S surfaced to'paition, 17600.00 will trade fur outfee I ion <l|d floors made U lk * aide proper ty, — HHI. N o t Hexed, F .O .H ., C .U .Il. Live R o lln l lb. lb. lb. lb. W — • r* ’ * ■Ini Courier Pulnta gnl. f2.rill M P K C IA I. ft-rooni nim lurn hiiunn, Army Cote, illankela, Sunifln lilcc pun'Iota, k in iik c , 2—fill ft! Route, Tui puidina, Ituiie onte, lola, w ell fru lt i.il, kltcben film llllllk lleila, In hud, ft:7(in.u(i| f|2M ).(H) w ill ARMV-NAVV S C K P f.C s , Imnille, ., . , , 106 N. I'ulmatto p|i | 1 2 t 490 W en lern G rade A IIK K F : ROAST Hy ow ner, N lrt, th rm hnlroom F R IE D Shrimp Dinner, Served Wa 1to K. |l. F lo a t, Dos fid Puota; houae nicely fm iiM in l mmiI N " T h e Heat S h rim p on K n rlli" I'uipi'llli itiiK, lliiildlng, hlork o iinliip cil w ith Vcnotinn llllm ln . every idtihD nt llomei’x Drill, btyln n , I ’tipiel ilm ig in g , p ain t7ui* W T lt lr il Ml. Cun Im a rm 121 East let. Street. ini'. Woik ifuoMintrcd, fair dealby u p p o liitn iriil. 8'J(l W , Oril fit, lug, rviMniiul.il> prleea. * 6.06 I ’booe uriU-W , Prlceil to Hell nl Shoe| Denial, W u teh e* •Sin ii 11 i elei y i le w . Ilo e in g celery. 1 vitn.iio, New Work Shoes fH H F K K tl W. IIK N D K K , Realtor SANFORI) HERALD til 1% Kulute K«r nat« A nn U u itllly , lle a v ) SIRLOIN STEAK RIB STEAK CHUCK ROAST BRISKET STEW f, TRApl FOH 690 I.A M R . S q u are C ut BACON I lb. PICNICS S tr r a k -O -L r s n PwORK FAST T 990 LYKKH S IK iA H -C U H B Il SM tlK K I) M ICK K Y MOIIHK T< 1 lb. ctn. f- M E M �In U n it y T h e r e I s S lr e n u t h — To Protect I ho Pe*c* of the World; To Promote the Progress of Atiwrlr*. To Produce Prospsritr for Sanford. Britain Accepts Skfet Freezing Rain, Floods Coal Owners I eAll. President Promises "FievaiTOver Midwest Farm Area gue Lew js f or n Chinese Reds; a'ses,nSmall I949 64 Million Jobs By Were $8 Million R 'tf.S. Stands Pat Relations' Broken By Chiaug Nationalists As Britain Moves To Protect East Trade WA 8 HINGTON, Jan. 4 -u P )— A The Stale Department taken the view that Hritiah recognition of the Chlnear Communist regime doe* not man a split with thie country over baalc aims for a China "free of foreign dnmltiulion." The Department* stand win outlined tod*y by pre*» ufflrer Mlrhael McDermott in u new* tonferenre. He arhknowledged that the two nation* have npllt wide apart on the question of recognition itaelf. The While '% Houve, meanwhile, maintained 7 alienee on the Hritlsh-Chlnexe development, a move that » n generally denounced in foogrriu. Meanwhile, Norway, loo, ha* decided to give full recognition to the Communlal Chinese re­ gime, a Norwegian official re­ ported In Oulu. He *nld the Norwegian runaul general in Shanghai ha* been ln*trurled to inform the Chlneae Communist foreign minlaler, Norway I* ready to aend a charge d'alfalre* to Peiping. LONDON. Jan 6 m Hti tain irengmied Continuum China Inday, breaking relalionv with her waitimr partner, Clii.tng Kai-Shek. The move wai an elfw l to *aie guanl heavy Uiitiih inve«linrnt» in China and to protect the Diilnh colony of Hung Kong. It wa» a major splil with llie (orrign polity of llie United Slatei and France, which ate going to lake their time about recognizing Mao Tee-Tung. Secretary of Slate Atheion taid yesterday the United Statei conICeallaaM Oa Vasa tta) Medical Battalion * Ifl Activated By Colonel Cobb l; III, »: Cobb. USA Florid,! Milt* Col, taryV. ...District, Third Army Corns, nru tit activated the Third last night Hattplioii lin'dIvnI nlnloon at tin Armory. Tin* commanding officer w ill. Ik* Copt. Vincent Itoherl*. local rloclnr. Assisting Uapt. Ho■A beds will lie I.lent. Ernest South ” ward, Jr. a* Medical Service Corps Lieutenant. Raymond Liimlipiist, Hoy Wright, Jr. and Hill Cagle enlisted In the platoon laat night. Twvlve more men are needed and any who are Interested In Joining are asked to contact Rev, H. I.yttlaton 7,1mniermnn, 41(1) Magnolia Avenue, or any officer in the platoon Hanford now has the distinction of having two local (iuard units <m here. ^ At the regular meeting of Com­ pany T, local fluaril unit, member* wer» instructed In handling domeatle disturbance* and Interior guard duly by I,lent. Bdward Rmlth. During the *econd period the men were instructed l»y Lieut. John Saul* In the organisation of the rifle company, the duties of each Individual In that company and It* relationship to the batta­ lion,'regiment and division. At th« fl| rlnjf of the meeting the men * wera paid for the previous throe.* montha drill which totalled about •3,000. Bolivian Pilot Blamed For Traffic Air Crash W ASHINGTON, Jan. 6 . - ( * > ) A government aviation agenev yesterday blamed hletory's wont . airline crash on Bolivian pilot Erl* I Rio* Brldonx and aakad that hi* American flying lleana* he taken •way. RrMntia wa* at lha control* of ■ surplus P-38 fighter plena which anufinrd Into an Eastern Airliner over National Airport hero laat November, killing 6 6 , Tho Boliv­ ian, who waa the only survivor, waa falcated from the hosgltal Just recently. Thd Civil Aej Admlnls£ tration filed a'comVutalt with the V civil Aeronautic* Board charting that Brtdotia had flown Um P-38 without a proper ' certificate, had failed .to follow Item around tho regular the airport,' and had failed to ‘ a ln change court# to gfva way to an other plane. FLYING ARROW TO SAIL # HONG KONG, J a n ^ J U r i ^ - . Tho labrandtaen U m freighter Flying Arrow will aatl tonight for Rad Shanghai wHh llOjjJo,- S S o S S 's In mlM IW d the aay they hnvn laid By Aaaoclated Prraa Slrri ami herring rain created new harard* and -lowed id irl Friday for bundled* of homeleii or heatlet* families in MtdwrD flood areai. Memphis vl niggled in the wage of Ihunday * vet ere ice storm it* woivt in 17 yrs.s. av freezing rain fell four hour* Friday. The southwest and California counted heavy crop damage limn cold weather. Freezing ram fell alio in toulhem Illinois and Indiana, where rainswollen rivers and creeks have caused great hardship and hate spilled over thou*aml* of farm urre*. A t * lea*t three pertum* tiled estimated at f6.UU0.UWt Chilling rain also swept state* In some Mi**ouri and Illinois from the Ohio Itlver *outhwaril flood areas, uvernlght rain left a aero** Tennessee ami the rrntral two inch coat of Ire. Highway* liiilf Stale.*. It extended over were very slippery. Pennsylvania anil New Knglontl. A wide hand of freezing ruin Snow (turtle* blew over the (treat and sleet impeded highway travel ,l.akex. from northern Ohio am i rinrthwrxl It v*u* a little warmer totlay Pennsylvania southwest ward aero*, in the Northern I'tuiri* and the mint of Indiana and southern !lll Upper Mississippi Valley. Hut it noi* into southeast M i - m u m and continued cold in the southwest. Arkansas. Itain fell in eastern It wa* 111 above at Tuesoti, A ril., Texas and the Tennessee Valley ami 26 nt Hakersfield, Calif. The worst Ice storm in 17 year Three night* of (reeling weath curtailed all puldic otrlltir*, lit­ er in Arinina'* Salt Hlver Valley eluding transportallea, in Mem have caused a citrus crop loss H'aatlaasg Us l*aae Slsl Warren Hit For Hundreds Of U. S. Radio Speech On Trains Halted By Sales Tax Vote Coal Shortage State Retailers Call Dwindling S u p p l i e s F o r c e O n e-T h ird Talk ‘Classic Blun­ Rail Passenger Cul der’, In B u l l e t i n Damage, Restraining President's Ruunuiuii. Council Reports Suits Filed Against Labor’s ‘ Four Point’ UMW Officials For Program Not Forced Production L o s s e s CAM BRIDGE. O . Ian. b </P) ) iye Ohio coal mining lompanie* today filed livr mil* in common plr.r* courl .irking ne.irly $8 ,0 0 0 ,* (X) 0 damage* liom John I.. Lewi* .Hid olhei i 'Mill'd Mine Worker* union Ir.idrn individu.dlv. ami llie umoii lir.miry I hr .line lOUip.tlUr* Idesl coinpaiuno -ii I* .vg.ilnvl tin* member* id tin- union aikmg r»uit injunc­ tions lo bar them fiom abiding l»y l ewi s’ liner d.iv work -irrk. Filing thr suits wen ihe I’llDliuigh I'oimdidalrd to.il t o. , lltr W aiuri Collenrs l thr Y. and I ) , ifit- Irllriin il t o.d t o. , ami ibr t ’.idir Milling I'" , ill ol ea*I r Mi I Hilo Ibr III ms asked damages on llie basis id lotmagr hut bv vanou* miner sinkris ami work stoppage*, ritrv estimated tbr los* in 1049 ai 7.000,0011 ions I hi’ soil- wen* filed uli'liT IHdo * Yiils-Mitii* Act, which luohililt* H-IIOOll ill t •inti*. Sis Mimin' suit* nil* expected to I,., ill,,| ii.'t today m l itilikliii End O f Five Years Washington, .... . I* MrCarran Charges Breakdown In Only one-thud of the 1 ».OtHJ.tHH) | limuni/nl ssuikr-is ssmi gcneial Conduct Of Displaced Persons Law wage increases Iasi year, the m iieasrs wese -mallei than ill I'MH. i ami tllrir was tin '"tialletli \ V \ S | I I M i IC>\, l.tii (» f / l 1* S r iM h ii M *l m m 11) \ f ■It tflHl) lit ll»«’ llie nil i > Mr p lr li1 Ti'akdiUMI liul.ll I'h.ttgrd di'pl.u t*il pi'ISKl ' 1111 i I m'i’t III* -lid tii >* it, - an* liemi* npeitril l»* >*,mu I Ills i »'* *ml liltu mil not lie, i,mi* i 'imhI <itl/ens ami S' I*»* >S111 1*| ' t m li •t ill sstl *s eisio* "* garni ilMies In |i at ilnwn ll" |) i »im" . llir Ptesiileiil'* iiium il "I ecotl mule ad v i'ii' tiid.u gave that at (oUUllllg ,d wii.il till* DM1) iri rs •ton dtil In l.dmi\ I out tIt iiioml til [H ilt wai rt .ige ill, li*4'n 1 N |.itrs " T h r c o u n c il, ill a le v ie n 'r o t t*< Mil h i .in i* . 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I. ll m«M«m u *»l a Hint ■ |m i I K 11 *•* *•* "mil *i MMMMIHI Im iiM it. »h'vi-t* tl'iin 'ii! . M.l tl................plt ie r lu m n .ilio n o f .I., i i .a Mp,Hindu annual * I •ills (' Ii IlM'* i !<**. Nli a 'll I 1 latefe.M ,1 ii) nr nt liL i'i l | . M ill I It* .1 1 W \> IIIN l,|O N . |.,n. b- |/ P )I ’lestdclit 1 1 mki im de. hired today till 1 lilted N lies i an idler ill i i . i p l i id in1111" 11 i"ln tin* year, ri-i imllii ii im li ir veils and. tn llie li.v.ltl In i I Mil n il f"A P I* L ilt. M l Ml* m u le |»K i f» I n*t * III i **!•* i i i v i* 'I ih*nt i* it . *i H * I 1!* ;• in 111 I ‘ h i "| id I t * ■•"W .’ V1*1 » II » I l l 1 .m i U*' r 41a•J 'iiih u ih f i aM*' mit fi t .tf 1Li* i lis t n ft* i 1 >1 w I <• i 11 ii*I tin (lift n i 1ft Hi it i C o n g ress ah 'ii,* i* ilh I 't r s id i III I iu Ilia n 's rtoiiuM iH m essage, -.m l llu ilM lease* B r i e l it le w r i am i Economic Message Is Rend T o Congress; i is. H. n • llliik p ii h u m a n la id iIi** iiifH'ii* ricifiomy h«t lis>lu .lilil Atvllilf* in d Lav** • wi«ti ......... . «..ntiiti m i*. from ill f mi f. In t* , 11 t* •• *if> II m I ’m i ♦•*i»t uMril two point* ■in*•* l.t III If k*|- 1ITI Vr* VV lilt lis t : S la n d Iiv pnivi i- ii. , u n til, t credit, and In i n 1■at m « * imn •• III*. • «l In.in in n n (or hide i mi mm [•,i 'in".* II* umhi -lAkrtl «i "mo* |rl dr* f i \ IIH t .\.’ »H I till ||> | H■ •i 1 1It!|f"«I this turning .h a t l.il L> 1.. .til *m it «fi . ‘ii sl pain V : t tin'*I |ilt»Y»H ( min* -«<i1 w I*.•!I\ i »i i i *l\ l i rKI s I ' v, ill, same nutstandIlllllllli't »'• VI ,11 i * t iln* ’ «lit itiiMin* * 0■..... .1"* r iii|*h»yn * |,|r I.* Minis* M.iii i mim's* hill * \. ipli.aine generally 11it| * III litHMi t lilt. 1*ll* III* ' Mini* ,n»;" • . (lie loll T I h *N|* l l : (t'HI Ilf I*i f Iff 11 1111111**1 til 11* -Ji|ti* 111 I " . .' |.. i.. *Im - .* 1 uheir they should i lit i" *III* • ■ I Mi l Hit ll i i i m *h In ’" iii ini)i**i Mini Iniri* i -int*■ i vi ii i •*»■•him iM il*I* *1! * 1In* *Vtin*11* li t , I 11nil It's, H -I l l ifn ilm ir ti iih re*»c* • !* • in ll • . n etononiic prol lu* SiHiaf. , 4 'lu ilffr ••| •*n I in I m t * \ ' flu ♦..tin , ..iiiiu iH f't f.i » t i l l 1 .1. a, i Hi.- I1,........ unity now it i’tl fuiinti, a ii 11 a |m11i*lii Hi I* ' mL i*I uni iu l" i *m i i ‘n ■ ' in !fil*"i . t ii ., i mil.lieai w liill lliM ial In llie fill f t .till \ , in, wages, tlie Admlnistra1 1si* in Mil1 '.in 'ml i >ut i f v ta * |,,ip,. I,, 1,1'i'p liands off. u lfp 'h finik | ■ I Hi* i* -fan l | It»*•* fl I HI**Tlilt 'fit 1 ,'" Mr. TruItn1 alvisfiw f 111 niet* M i Lai in fill *%mit!. 1 1, I imvv in the haml* \vMiki't^ ’wiHfr nifMini' n *«•n-a•11| "! maiii^niM'iit .*11-f labor, That tit .in $|sM .,|U0,IHHI,niMi im I *1* I i. whet*' Dies should remain." liid.KiHj.i-.in.Oon last \. .i \w i Ill,' eaoiiiiniir laesnuge, read ngt* vm*klv i'll i in ilk; i »mi» 111*111 I m bat ll lin n s ,', of t'lltlgre** by IM .I4 In IM.78. . i lrikn, v\ils I In' iM'OIlil of tt trio Ilesldes the n]iproxuiintely fi, 1 R e l i t I u m W a t c l i m n n l s * S J 1 5 , U t H ) l . u s m e s s l u - ul i ail> '»* l*'H n*port!4 HUbmit* tin ..f mill tkilfni** i hi i'll* i'll* MI* Ian .I' m! Hil l ' d - I*. NFW Y O R K ? - jZti t> i.T) TA LLA H A SSEE. Jan <► 4 / P )I lie F lorida Stale Krlailerv’ A»to- Hundred, of Ibr nation'........... .in | I*\ fin* N»w i <»l k * “M t *>.* n.ilion loday void Governor Wnr- I t.xins today wrrr headed tin ibr 11,, l.nruiM i ,*'iil ami D"ck Uo. km . I tin 1‘iMshatim MiruiiK I'o., all rrn threw "divcirlion .mil »pott»- ilurage yard*. Ihry'tl join tbr irtnrd. old drir- 1 1■ii *!. out ' iilli'v oper iitM'ii' imiiivlnp lo the wind' and cummitTin* t'olnialiii" suits, suiil coal led .i "cla»*ii blunder" when he lirlt m locomotive gravry.udi a "pi'iuti'is ssill rai*i* tin* ilaniagi** viiggrvicd piayrrs of ihnnkt for cron thr loiililiy lint her ausr t„ i, total "f ♦in.mm.iHM). tin* tiaiiingc suits an* liucctvd sales tax supporter* and ignurrd they're worn out hut breaute in.t „u|y i,gainst l.s‘wl», but agaiuat legislators who voted against the they're iliort on coal. .1 oi m Owens, UMW From New Oilcan* lo Omngo tiiasu iei ; Thomas Ktuinwly, UMW levy. A'bulletin sent to 0 . 0 0 0 member* and ra»t lo New York, operator* vice president nml other UMW offrom the Retailer*' Awoeialtorv Ifei4 prepared to lay-off train* to *avr In'tlie suit* asking damage*, the Found Tied. Suffercrease hi »> M,»tith; '"-maker* t.y tb* Prothe Governor "inapproptiaUlr fuel lupplirt dwindling last in thr L*iittl D|ifrut»r<« Hiiltj Btriicrw •nd fit sl.lKMI a t iia iiit e d w m k e is w ho gut In. I fu s e - , rt.OilO.tMHl f . l e i u l elu chore the holiday »ea»on to attempt facr of a ihrerdity wnrk wrrk de win k stoppage* ordered by l*cwl# l l i e l i r t W e d n e sd a y , w a i loycx recelveil h gliet p«v as injr On River Kdj*ei Pcritnl Kndniii Dei ' t . i n i , n r, an W ......... ......... - --------creed in the nation'* coal mine* cast miner* llt.ilOOOOO In *o*t IWrll a purge of the Florida legislature. Dm U n io n M e n a g e , ax illliirgalilrril w urkn* in :i * milulicr of unkiMiivn but ptabnhlv I lie HCiul* f o n g r c iC “* ... .. Attached to llie bulletin was « b y U n ite d M in e Worker* d u e l Jo h n w u fie ., in , a v e ra g e id 1 - it 11.« S a n I ' m , I ‘ ii ii* i ' i i M m i.iav lb , " w ill I ii 'I mw i ' v I, mi|(M**1 w a r U l 11(1 " I la a ti Id 1 i l*r , b. iimil .... .. imlllnliig his )>ud.. ............. .. w" ,U> pailial text containing Warten’* 1. Lew,,. \| a I * t i* **, mm' b* 1 I'.'t lO 'iip 'i'Ills flic llie I I lb 1 I'J ItiDlllhrt yea ik ." wall biaai, wlm liuiliil -t tl> ii.iiuili* mil tall of sale* 1*1 lUppoieis, llie M* W J I k I a||av\ IMV* I I ,>||1.1 IV lo ll I a I mg lie s ! .In ly I | B ih .iiv * p la lil.'il Iasi Mil'll,Ii il 'h r number of welfare rrcipieiilt in In 'In 1 i'm1in1mm* message, the I , 11,,* no'Mlli* 1 loll 1Im mi, 1l> ■ Mltl 1 l |l I 1 m i' ll A u to W a l k ' is lie u l I,, have pendim coinilies and llie anmuril of with less than a 2 ^ day* supply I I I J I I T C M l *1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 0 I el F l*zv Itovv - I f- t I »./ 7*1 a, I n "I.Mi .......... |>r..tnil,. , - "■ J ” _ H • ■ , J h ,, *11 | I pl.t i h , vs as . llu Ills It'll ' ■*, I v b III IV ' • ,1 1 i" tent moral builder for of co al lo la k e one th ird o l l l i n r VJV I s a s s a s j money lliey irttived. ■, tf, 1 ill 1 r | " i l l i l l l i r 1 i" II* gave eieilil to (ti­ A u t o C o llis io n U l Way .................. . n.> r »v « s tra in o p e rated passenger Im o n o i 'J'fli* liulletiii saiil the Dec ,1 I'MM \ | ,, ,,, , , • Ill'll ll* >m mm,| ngi (culture fur* I pcedi was its "own worst indict | liv e s out of service .Suruhiy nig hl > in , mi n il ic s tm in i" \ 1. 1, , I, , 1 ,, . 1 .1i I Iii , lb. 111 Incut." It called the list of legi 1 The order apparently hit hanlrti M b' . Il-t. Ill'll 1 .1 pull tllll .j'),,, n,.v c Mct'iuiuell. tW ......... ll . M l I i I (HI. tutor.*, named by Warren to the ibi'tuigli tlie IU4 !) re■ ill* -ling f i l i a l 1 Spasm 1 ........... M.*li*-lt--t ailntaler " M l ................ ............... . „i ..i im. .. attention of KSHA legislative sc in the midwest, south and east. | . ,1 ,1 ill IlM ill. | .|l V 1I. . . 1., loll Report* from polnte thru,igha.,1 i.ura. N Y , i-* in critical , lrilllt.,. ........... ....... ..................... I I .........1,m V William I h-mas lion committees, with n reminder I III 1*1 • v I* 4'll In u lir u (I, fit* |>rt** .......1 „ M in 1 ti,, bo imim Iui » i f ( ,, t,.l,l pnlac tvsn iii'U vi i Mm.I 1 t »t;t i\ ,M iH li.lit | it that tills is the inhnth for legi* tlio*e area* xhowed doxeni of at I'Vriiiilil - l.iioglilon aiennu « inittmn/iiii* il„ full I...... I m Li* life'lli«*vi*<| if tha I ’ .......1 Dm 11, a I ..............I ' l i '. mil.- of Hat nglil f wav .1 1 ,,ii ,*» AA M 4i ills 11(Ml Fit Oft I'ttfer Him) lutlve candidates lo ipialify for railroads were preparing In dix lliixpital fidlawlng an M anil »ti»v. aw.*v ,M cantinue from n few up In lunre I cidlwlnn at hlcvclit 1 ™ r* " 1 t h » ii I. kim I mim .I I'I mim I. i l.» t r . , , t , M M *1 a n i l , 1 il.i *t 'In in ,ik * 1 eiecliun. link Avenue yexlerdny durtiig "i |,rnm.|t ...... s.u.,u..i.- ........... xxill, lillll III *1 t.ll "Tho legislators mentlonesl by than a hundred train* each. It. w hen 1 ■ a . I )' * 1 01 L.» f i l e | ) i „ i „ is at Wayne t'oooiv l*.>' In tin* fur wt»lL inejnt of flu1 ft'lliiwiiig ”•* J**1” gt.'u*ii!! f Toimnf'Himi v* v« ••!;»% jn*ni.f i. inline In the governor'* radio mes­ h, , l'i|n ...in' DM /If* mill Dr. Orville -. accnrdiiig , 4»fft* I Mu* 1........... .................. Jilin ini | . '.till III* was lempaiaiilv 10 sage are those who gave F'luridu major line* 11*1* hlesel nr nil- .tmki*. Hurkx, at lending Id.ysiclun. f(1( ,, ' ...... ......... loan. 1,1 F'lm, ,'1.4 it* present confusing, costly to pnwered lucntnotlve*, and w iu ilil.............................. 1,1.4 III , III w ell ill,' ll-aihllv' " nilminister, excmptlun-ridden und not Im Immediately affected, mi­ .......................... lilfflcult-lo-enforce retail *ales lax, le** asked tu share their locumu V, HIM | a 'I l l ’ l l - III i ) l ' t l ' l l l | " l a ill * “If you dislike uur present sit liven with coal-powered lines, | l 1** ' ul..* t, n ''I Ml' "I 4' 1 l ‘* I I itHflMHfsF *»»l 8 0 far, there were few report* I,is lln I'M .1 t M , I I I !S, .Inn it, ,/p) uf plan* tu lay uff rail mail work­ IlHip \ i " "til g-ii I t"li| iavenlle | (),„ f„,.t 11 Ul 1 , 1,,- stale 1 alniill avei, I'll! 1 lew er*. A railroad management fmio the a iiu lin l itxen. lie wii ■ nt iL n * , 1 xt 1 v "I a liiilf-hutir of tId- futon* " ,,IV , - II Ml apokeaman in Chicago said them driving Ids Ituick sedan yeNterday ! ilmlig 10 limn ."'•iiilli I......... ■ mmthwani":;; &v t a v ;*. ■ ,m ui" fi" ^ ........ ................ I" »iny; nil,i'll n boy carved would be no personnel lay-off* I iir >11 •• iclii- an tier 1 In**| with a f t e C ’oouoDxZo ...... Iv............... imtinmil -..... . henduuurters 7 .* 'V . .Do 1... M.....• because railruad brotherhood* •me at about 2 :?H o’cl.ak when he lieie i i ,t, 1 1 , tieeii lul l. I ' ' " ‘ I ’ ii* liecan se In* "liked to see lost c- .Uni of the car and craahrd vf(t, !h (1 |. ]ol t>|tl i ’o 1 10 iiuiiiiii r mglil af Dee. Zll Winn unknown D K C A TU R , ii*,, Jan. A-IA*)— have a policy of sharing avail­ . *1 : im av i -i ag e " f 1 i i Ml... M.... I 1 , 11, in to t ie .e a r Of a p a rk e d UKIH „ ;V a b li,b benib M ,,;. , " i! ! % 7, Z Ivo n 1 Commixiioncr Scolt Candler, pow­ able work. 11 . gut, . *1, f UP, 1 D i, i. 1," It, l»»v l*‘ei 0 ('base, wa* th e p ro p e rty o f J a n i e . „ '|>r, , . v r „ v .^aW B^ 41^ l*..IM 4*w 8 0 m* of the railroad* planned ................. ............... erful Delkalb county polltlcul alter at f t . ’" 1 •*•*' '••“ ' • I In' night nt a medical | g 1 lilt H, T u*ri» **f (n m u rt)fi A vunuu. r 'lif fm J \t k ■ i * i * j • ■ L i ti ( „ ■ * figure, pluRgatf the American to hire hu*e* tu replace the frozen .1 • Jl.ntt* With * •■'■i oemtin* la s Atigele* |nD I. V . M il J J . 1 d e d icate 4,4 .u n i y "w n .'.l I m ol nt | | , . - p n lte .l tlie d y o n m ile 111 a Legion and *uggril*d county rail transportation. Others reduced 1 .tlifi'iin.i ‘ "in . 1 i* "* ii m.i I m.uninoli at fat .lent cuts, dally run* of tralna to two nr In" n summoned from Klmlra, ae>l vintk* Streei nml ........ ... \ve,me 111111* 11x1*11 stair well leading I" 1 1,1 policemen Join. 1 i'm** ....... * ' ' 1 '"Iii officers that a* she ■. due h ere to d ay. E f f o r t * a m lie fo r p „ r , Hrt)., ' n „ . |.ln ,l. |vlng tin* liaseniont. The former s lt is commander ul three days weekly. "" " I " ......* tiave been ii'loimng flam Westchester mg made to locate Rev. Melon jmnu.,||#M v w,..| „f i|„, K rle k - m i On* of the blggeet cutback* l*"llrc believe the iI im iiiiii , i * 11 the Legion, in a letter to the po* , . hum a g in g ''.'i l l a iin 'e , " i" ' I mm" . Il i g l , S c ! ,"id , a lin y . 11 lim it ,VIM , u lice department yeateriluy *uld service wax scheduled on the New <u-r.i s is t e r in Ht. I'e le ra h u r g . T h e ],.u llt, ru l ntlernpt wa* part of >1 i"tl I 1 » iln tied front b ehin d xnm * e v iii It lit.If *<r ‘ ' Ik-hl by th e 1 m in ty im n n ik pm yiiinsl the UAW coiinecteit vvilo , ....It, 1,1 i ■vxhe waa handing a Hit ot tho*o York Central railroad, which an­ M cC u n n e ii * in and crii>lmitp' ileitiH bti-bi' . u n ile r tin* nam e, lim e s Me officer who did not belong to nounced it would dlaconUnuc 147 VV. F’ . H a lle y , l ! l l W e st L lg h le e n lli Do* shooting* of Wallet ao,| Vic „i, ..... .. ' 11.mi "I tbnii la"' vein nt \i 1 1,,. „f „ knife, he HI r e e l. ..................... .... . mm In I P a r k . a veteran*’ group to the police train* at midnight Sunday. la, Ket,liter. Dm 1 iii" 1 Di't'einliei. IP IH, *>i 1........ . Ium Krlnnd a sigiihaard. I'ulrolmati Jack Hickson, wii" ||. It. Pope, wlm hax xerved llu. i Most of tha tralna this mail Walter Hettllter saiil lie lie chief. y w ir I|M , . | „ „ r|im„ Mf il„ I,eyed It poHxtlde Doit <10110111 * '. ......... . >• •• »' v* ■ ■ > '••• •«»•«!. (.»• tiy. He added he would make ar­ plans to furlough opecatc In the investigated the accident, repul . .1 win mm 'I'" it It*'* 1 Miini, I. I Ih'm, Ii im .tary eontinued, he aat l)lIlt )liH ......... tll, Mai* are Involved. rangement* to have due* deduct­ New England area, but some of that the front and fenders of the l)o(|ri| 11 It *“ ll!’ \ "* 1 I*J "ii1'...... 'ml began i -.itting the ed from wagea and that “ 1 trust them run west a* far a* Indianap­ Hui*k were badly damaged, oo.l wrlthdrawo ,11ml the f 'mnmlssi"n Daly 11 few liotlli lief...... tin* tl......... Mtllll* (III I »* NLi* Hitt sfn* Ni-ruumcd all ellglblle member* will, by olis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Har­ it was taken to Hatltff ». Damage „an,ed .1 I'. Mctrii llaiol as , lmii nliiliii'linii, Tlmnui* s i i I im iiI I i'.I t" ■ ' "Ia| HfiI" t«, *ht fuififiw * " f" L* L hi tin* v4ui I ii lull} hff to the Old* ll while was ^negligible ,nMn v(Pl, the end of January, be affiliated risburg, HI. a lie ileteetor test at Dehidt J""' 1 1ftM It 11h*ii U»i 111.1** n m l 11f 11 hi ml 1 • 1 1 * |i tiill. That hi»'cj out oven man. with a veteran*' organisation." police heudipiarer*. In most cases, a apokeaman raid, ■ HllJf* L* ••'•Hill •I.......* " A It ll iDmtlsooa Ii* Vm s ais> Chandler credited the Legion A library uf "Southern ItcpnrlAlter tin* test, chief at iletec . , It i« 4 * i : m m '1 iiiiiiHi'i. t • Vim•» n n IpFI 11n t*mm» m 11 >ti* -ntil Die hoy, dressed in blue with the paeeage Af the Ul Bill M m* in* M o n g e r A n d e ix o ii vvn*. i* mi and a plaid jacket tcihl her of Righte. He wrote t n g l.i w hen I" a id p l .iv f iilly th at Ii, "liked to see blood run.” ------donated t" tin* (’aunty liy Pred "The leglelatlon enacted by „ ' .u lillO ltt' M utual 1" Mi'i'iled, f " l Hi*- buy tile,i t ile d of thr brutal Congrees waa written by the MANCHKHTK.H, N. IL , Jan. »* Hell nml IL NV, Hp^m’fT nml wiih I'lW lv V i , ' ta b le Is lo jn g iliK f *" * mi *•, I,,- milled, nod d ro ve a w a y American Legion while moet of __GVi —A yuunjc »l«ctor chnrgu*! acceplnl Ly D11* (‘iHimilHsifin. Th«bill lb rent per 6 " |""im l_'"*« •mi lit- Idi-yele. the men who eerved in World |! (mftiiiirii tfR I **tei •Uf t W ILM IN GTON , N. C.. Jan. (1. - with murder in tho so-called mercy hook* v*ill la* idact-d im llu- office H t i in a i.a s A n g e le s c o u rt* War 11 wera still in tha eervlcc; (A*) — The Atlantic Coa»t I.lne ■laying of a cancer-plagued patient of County Judge Hlenstroin Do HALTLMOHE, JanT tt. t/l'i "•"iu. gnioKuiiie pii'itogtaphU* tvlthen about 400 Lagfonalree etayuse of liH'ai attornoys. A plnum* went Into seclusion today—illenceii 1 today—»lle Dr. Isaiah How,rmn, iirexidint em Railroad today announced the dis­ M i i n i f f o n iM c a d r t N o t .............. I'"" dentil came to six* ed In Waahtngton 1 0 day* to continuance of aix tralna, with by his cutinael, will he placed near tin* hooks in I'fHn* uf .lulln* Hopklnx Univer , v a t "i.l i.unlit .Inyce Glucoft haa ■•cure the paaaage X % x memory of Mr. DeUollt's. Dr. Ilemnnii N. Hander, 41) ( a i i i l t y T o G l m r f f o s ily anil olio of llie world'x fore* eight other* put on tri-weekly I" ' ii pie,M ilted to a Jury uf i0 "Every veteran of World War " 'C la y surface lias 111*1*0 applied imixl geiigraplters, died a' .liduis father of three children, wa* under "Milieu anil two men, 11 who haa benefitted by this hsila, ife compliance with an ln- instruction* not to discus* the cn»i* to more than :!f> miles of county Hopkins Hospital (bis innroitig. WAHHINti l" N , .Ian. rt opt I'lDeeit t'liMtcigruplix and four bill M\ haa thus been benafltted by teratata Commerce Cummiaaimi with anyone except member* of road during the past year, Hoad Hi* was 71 op Dee, 2 0 . order to conserve 1coal. 1 J.ilm Ming"", forniei l>""tblaci •ketches i.f till* child, showing lha American Legion. Supt. Howard Gray reported, and hi* legal staff. Dr. Ilnwninii retired as (iresi a nw new U «w achedulea, afeirau M ifi, which w n ilxll go ffu Tha used I ” " «*•»<-* *'• " " *'1111.1' tin* prosecution claims "In return tha veteran's orHe left for an undisclosed des­ it) miles of new road built. More lieat of .lohita Hopklnx University wIni White H" 0 'e. plea'll*.I innocent I''ft by an uxe, hammer, ice­ ganlxatlona of thla country have Into effect at ItiO l ( E 8 T ) Mon­ tination yesterday after pleading than lifi.ti’Jli lineal feet of ditches Jnaiturv t, IU40. day morning will aovo 1,465 mile* today to c h a re s of lying under pick and knife, were passed to a right to ixpect that theaa men innocent to an indictment charg­ and canal* have been cleaned and He died at H : 2 0 A.M, nt .lohns oath to Senate Investigators. daily, tha railroad said. The IC C Do* inrors yesterday. x x g belong to the orfanliatkm. ing murder In the first degree 16,105 ruble yards uf clay hauled. Ills trial oil 'ho perjury indnt"Deakalb county hae adopted the announced Wednesday Ita curtail­ In tho death of Mrs. Abbla Bor- Nina new wooden bridges have llopkinx Hospital of a heart at­ The defendant churged with tack. lie was stricken at his Inline ment order will continue until mid­ nieiil wui set for Kelt. 20. policy of hiring thoaa men vfho nunder, tlH >ear-old Kred Stroble, into, 6 V, wife of a Manchester oil been built and U.OflO feel of drain­ late yesterday afternoon and taken Mnragon, erstwhile friend "T night, March I , ualeaa changed. belong to thoaa organisations aveited hi* eyes and didn’t look Raleaman who atlll remains loyal age pipe laid. Total ronil mileage In tile hospital about midnight. The A C L ehaiuMa Included: Mai. (It'iteral Harry Vaughan, at tin* pictures, lie ha* pleaded and ara thua ahowiag their ap­ In the county is 447, or IH miles to tha physician. Dr. Ituwmaii was ti close ad­ President Truman's military aide, Trains 102471 and 170-101; preciation of tho wont that has innocent and innocent by reason morn than In 1048. viser to President Wilson when almnst got mixed tin when lie of In s a n it y . boon done for them by others Lakeland, Fla., Glawiaton, Fla., ER V IN KITH W IR E LBA H K The Hoard appropriated 1600 the World War I president ailin it lit* Ills idea in frtleral district operate on tri-weekly bail*, leavX X X.' ( O n * M N aw race it s ) T A L L / H A H 8 E E , Jan. ft-W 1) vsact'd his League of Natlen* plan. m int . _______________ d n r-U kelefld -M l-H o n d iya,- Wed- AtldrhVy general' WfcTi*fiil- Erv1ir iy —THE—WEATHER Tfile TuniiuTeiiiicator gave similar "How tin "vuit wish' to plead . CX K CH S E X P E L JO U R N A LIB TR n**day» and Fridays and leaving opposing a proposed leased wire G R E E K P R E M IE R CHOSEN help to Pritddenl ly>o*evolt tin* court cleik asked hint. P R A G U E , Caechoelovakla, Jan. Clew is ten Tueedays, Thursdays contract for tranaradio preas ser­ A T H EN S , Jan. 0 — (/I1)— King “Guilty— I* mean not guilty," «. •— . {/Pi — Tho Oommunlit gov- aad BaturdayabjEfnday operation vice to a Miami racing publica­ Paul today called on John Theoto- throughout World War 11 and the Hleh leduetlon: tion on rrounda it would b* used kie, speaker of the Greek parlia­ preliniliiury work on the United Murngon replied. ornnvjnt today expelled Richard discontinued 7$ Nation*, Judge E. Dickinson Letts set Atlanta Kasischke, chief of the Aiaoetated ment, to farm a now cabinet with for gambling, .......... ..m.61 .44 the trial date after giving de­ Huston Trains 1 * •UR .^ Birmingham, Press bureau b a n , aad three other authority to dissolve parliament He arked the State Railroad *■«• *'»•*''« 8® n fense ntornev William A, Kelmc Hurliank AUHHIE H E A T W A V E Ala.-Maael tY,p*a operating on and Pubic UtiUtiea Commission to and proclaim a general election. ........... ... 27 Kl days In which to file motions. Chicago «4 .SYDN EY, Australia, Jan. rt. — trLwaekly Ill* selection •* Premier follow­ orgoabwttMw hi the United I turn down the can tract bacausa "It lies Moines ............... Ife t Britain and France. ed the resignation of Premier {/!■) — Three per»nna have died New York ....... ...........- . 0 1 .a C O LD IN H E M • Alexander Diomcdea’ coalition cal>- und 0 have been proslruted iu a H E L L , Norway, Jan. rt, — (A*) — Key \Ve«t la ei yesterday in a dispute be- mld-summecr heat wave In the ........... ■■■•*•"*.oiu .78' -n twwan Populist (Royalist) and Sydney area, where tha tempera­ The temperature dropped to 40 Miami iM Liberal party members ever timing ture today eoared to 1 0 2 . 2 de­ degrees below rero in Hell yes­ Orlando ............■*•••»***■«*•««'• Tampa ......... .. .............. - 81 • «3 terday. M 0 parliamentary election. grees, the highest in four yeara. ,/.k H It v*t 7^; *4 CIO W a t c h m a n Sanford Market Who Found Bomb, Business S o a r s Seized By ThuRs Following Lull McConnell Is In Kijjnt Is Okoyod By Board . .. .. .. .......... . (.'irl Tortured By k niTu->Viiddi ngBoy Who ‘Likud Blood' Georgia Policemen Told To Join Legion t“ ~TzLz,r s r ' i i i » " r t Doctor Charged In Slaying, In Seclusion ACL Discontinue!* 6 Train Schedulen ........ t - £ jZ tiZri'V A lT'J'’ JL W Sh...... .... ... Fumed Geoff rap her DieH At Affe 71 _ »* ’ ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1950 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/75450f8c294ba1d6ea85dc9300efff3a.pdf 0aea88f4e3ae59f2782c4f137eecfe37 PDF Text Text Blizzards In West Warren To Meet BringTemperature With Cabinet As Of 48 Below Zero He ResumesDuties W ait Virginia 2-1-0; Wisconsin for the stamping out of smuggling, 7-2-4; Wyoming 8-0-0. by tha navy under the guise of giving welfare benefit* tn naval _____ r r s a Pag* Oaei ■\Vma*,u**4 r * n M ai services. Another badly needed grand Jury. S A tiro illl STATIC gANMCNt Los Angeles has be aid will come lo Formoia if Ihc reform le the stamping out of cor­ WtMKKT Among ohar thing*, the Jury voter from the Sierra Nationalists can hold lha tsland ruption among certain army units „ u r e a t no. i t charged Maragon lied when he Hince 11*0V. Th* rollowliis prlres repnrud said MjOOO that came Into ht* (torn Red Chinese for enolhfr six Including the elimination of “paper or the P m lrri on tire- t(Niifur<l soldiers — Name* of non cxlatant Hial* Farmer* Marlrel for prnitUC* TAM .’A H A s RKE. Jan. 8. - t/TI hands last year was borrowed to eight weeks. The nation got through Ita New soldiers carried on the army pay­ »olil In Trurkar* ami H r*f*r* Up Most of New York’s water eomee Mr*. Montana got the \ l - e | 7 freest* — Ooverrlor Warren was dis­ from hla mother-in-law, Year holiday celphrntlon without These sources said economic a’d roll to enrich high ranking officers. in < I*. At. Jan X, m u. I treatment—one apnl waa nearly 38 charged today from the Teilahaa- Hattie E, Johnson of Hellabury, will come from the $84,000,000 from the Cntsklll Mountains. Henna, T-iulerareen. tlell an apparent rise in nccldcnt These must he righted, observ­ Hra<t»i| Ui, Hpr » so - *.7J deaths. negroes lielmv srrn—ogt iha f|r*t ■ee Memorial Hospital, where he Md. er* say, if the morale nf Nation­ li» i H,h JIU'i I Z b limned portion of economic aid Charles Murray, assistant dis­ ' rrkln y day of HlBtT,. while the has been resting for the biggest l slibaae in l>, ||*Hn| An A**oriatrd T r e s s survey New York normally uaea 1.200,. trict attorney, said he expects administration lunds alloted to alist fighting forces la to lie ''”" * * * • Si Li< Crl 1 .90 l.’.o (11‘Pper Mln*l*alppl Valley had pi'lsr part of a month. heightened uml lha um atralnad 1 «feFjc showed 423 violent deaths from all CM I-MS bear tmaporatur-A. •**••»fHtn.UOO gallons of water a day. -Hr. first entered the hospital Marngon to came In and nr rung" China and will precede military^aid. Nationalist financial crisis averted. i iicumhar*.' accidental chiiscm from fl I’.M. lie adoy'a weather rendition* Her. 7 for rest from "nervous and a hnmt in "a day or so." lie said , The Nationalist mint In Formosa Fancr Bu Baht* »1 »o 1 S S Friday lo midnight Monday. Military aid, they said, • laawhrre, however .were not ao physical exhaustion." He wbj Mat«g<m • probably will be ar­ C'liillflo'vir ..... c»t II in - J.SO Is running 24 hours a day turning f-uiibax*. There were 2fiP traffic deaths grim. discharged Dec. 22 tn spend raigned on Friday, hut that a mainly be centered tn the $7$, nut silver half dollars (worth 10 Chinas* i?«|rr CM I t n irpolled — 61 fewer than the 3,70 K. Near Helena, 38 lielow waa re­ Christmas with hla fam ily at the trial I* unlikely before Spring. 000 military assistance pi cent* It. B.(. Hitver la being flown Kaeari.w . in. Hpr I *t> • l.«v predicted for the period by the Reporters who tried lo tele­ ALL MAKES - A LL 'C A R S corded. Al Cnthnnk, Mont., arctic executive mansion, ,1'ut went back volrd hy the American Con In day and night from Manila hy l.iiaplanl ... Hu tlakl* |I.ill • 1.7S National Safety Council. FiftyGOOD CON DITIO N I.ellUce. Icah*rg. Dry lee boa weather left a 32 tlegreaa Dec, 28 for "several more days phone Maragon'* home hero got retired U, H. MaJ. General Claire This same source revealed I. A CM 13 JS - 1 in four perrons died In fires. And no answer. Myron G, Ehrlich, below *cro reading early In the rest." 18 to 21 Mo. * Easy Ttrm I III1,'aeh |ftFtqi, ChennluIt's Civil Air Transport morning. With other Montana A couple of Ikmiis after he left *Hr>rn*y wfio appeared with Mar- American economic and ml WK n o OUK OW N llimmu (ms Itch I .75 . I IM nil other types of accidents, inrludplane*. towns vying for troth chattering the hospital, the Governor — ap­ agon at Senate hearings, maid assistance will be closely supyr ! Kiir II hH II ii Hpr I.’ in - 1,75 ing plane crashes, drownlngs, acci­ The silver is paid into nationul F IN A N C I N G tn , dental shootings and falls, claimed honora Havre litid a mlnua 8fl. pearing trim acd cheerful — made he did not know Maragun'a pre­ vised hy U. S. advisors whose coffers tn cover military expendi­ "fjip Fahey Cum* In • Get Acquainted Hu llnkl* 13 (HI • t ill 101 live*. lAtadaton i i i Iimi* 21, llilllnga mlnua a pop call la tho Capitol press sent whereabouts. I’nlatue*. ll*,l fill** With Each of the four counts In the status may not be as United Staid tures already advanced. State Totals ID, l.ivinpaton nilniia 18. If. H. tn t.b H*a* I I tn room. Ao estimated 20JKKI.000. coin# llafllRha*. perjury Indictment can lea a |m*Traffic death*, flies and ail government representatives litij as .. I'otccualera added thla: report l|o said he.Just wanted to "re­ Ir*it will lie minted this month to help Hu Haki* l i no Z.lt others: a teuiporatiirr imaedlvr Tuesday port for.duty, that he was feel­ alhlo penalty of two to 10 yearn. pi ivale individuals invited here by relieve the cash shortage. Hqu**h, Alabama 2-1-1; Arliuna 6-0-1; Vellow n ig h t.1 Only nfter that can tem- ing good, and was going hack on So Maragon, If convicted of all thr Nalionalist government. tlu llpr |Z Zt *.»t An American corporation to­ Hquaih, Arkansas 1-0-1; California I0-.1peielmi'ti there lie expected to rise. tn a half-day schedule of work at four counts by a trial Jury, would morrow will begin a legal effort to ii'hlle. ... Hu Hpr 14 on l i t 10; Colorado 6-0-1; Connecticut When Geneialissimo Chiang KaiIn IM u)i the anowplnwa took thr office. He said his doctor had face a possible maximum sen­ 2nd A Palm tllo Phone 13U gain control of China'* two largest TurtilpH, Purple Shek anives Irom interior Forman Top over, chewing and hutting their ndviurd him to rut down his apeak- tence of 30 yearn. D.j* Hch t la I on 2-1-2; Delaware 2 0 0; Florida 2-0airlines. T,.lt'Htve«. A federal grand jury aceuied lie will have his hands full stream­ Georgia 3-1-2; Illinois 18-0-10; way IhrO'igh clogged highways dr. Ing engagements. Attorneys for MaJ. General ll'ln k*. CM I I . no ft.00 Indiana P-0-2; Iowa <1-0-1; Kama* Spitu • hlixsurd totidilUnn*. Ten Maragon n l perjury in: IIT H Ik lining the Formosa defense end Claim L. Chmmanlt’a Delaware 0-0-0; Kentucky 30-0; Louisiana inches of tniiiw fell on Milford, and 'Falla*-* Th* THINKING FELLOW llos I I It 1. Saying hi* only bank account civil administration for the anlki* Incorporated Civil A ir Transport. 1•Irupaf ruli, 6-1-0; Maine 1-0-2; Maryland 6-1six at Ugdrn. rides the Inc., have completed preparations in 1945 and 1946 wa* in llie Union till bean ....... ||i>x I I 75 | rm I; Massachusetts 3-1-3; Michigan paled arrival of U. S. aid. Chiang for filing the suit tn Hung Kong Houthnn Idaho got Into the Il'ssllsifS r is a -■*» Oast 1,10 VIliiiilliiK i " r rHal,I ? 1/1 Ho* niarkel fia t • Tiuil Company in Wathinglnn. 12-70; Minnesota 8-0-0; Mississip­ enow shoe and akl art with from lod*y, is rxpeclrd ba< k from the Sun and Supreme Court tomorrow. utopopularity with Nrltlsh workers, onu to six Inches of snowfall, CMlitiase ru*rk,-l w»«k. tin - pi 3-3-1; Missouri 6-1-2; Montana “ 2. Testifying that from 1945 Moon loike tomorrow. A writ asking "specific p*r- «»lll**l m.ui.| .low, | rwil|na llK|,i who form the liacklaine of the 6-0-1; W, M, I'crcy, federal weather­ fr- insure of contiset" will he pre­ until July, 1949, “ be did nol fie•Iff arud* qimllly irllliiM lems Goveriun K. G. Wu’a administra­ lulxir movement. man at (iiicagn, said the rold Nehrmku 3-0-0; Nevada 1-0-0; Ilian prlrt* ijunled. Dnvahiatk>u was „ desperate goliale any governmrnl Imiineu tion, although only 1ft days old, sented In collit 111 no effort In wcnthif was moving cast. He New Jersey 7-H-0; New Mexico compel surrender of the Chinn already lia« seoreef two succesSe* said "decidedly" colder tempera­ mniAurf to stave off threatening • ml did nol receive any money for SO-ll; New York 18-2-10; North , i In Formosa. First was an amicable National Air and the Central All Carolina 0-0-6; Ohio 11-1-6; Oklatures could he expected In Minne­ tmnkiuptcy. negotiating government huiinris Transport Corponill'ins equip­ **l ........... . of I he dispute among Tho gove/miiet Itself had set a sota, WlKconalii, upper Michigan, hniiui 3-0-1; Pennsylvania 8-2-2 ; 21 Hour Service ment and planes valued nl between or for any work done by him in Formosan political factious Who safety , Invel of •S.OOO.hOO.mn for and Iowa. llhi,ile Island 1-0-0; Hnuth Caro­ l2(),ooo,0(Ki-*:io,r*oii.«oo. ICanllaare eo.m r < * ( Gael fought for power anil widened . Kuril Tur-day, Iowa had a hint thn uulit and dollar fond. Th* connection wilb ibe government." lina 0-0-2; Hnuth Dakota 3-0-0; Cbennault'a Delaware corpora­ ""•ff goieriimnut al lloun lie.siiie We have trunk set vice w I of thlnifH to come: road glaring. total was, 1600,000,000 helnw this 1. Slating lie was nol employed pr»vim-ln1 government represents- tion claims lo have bought the two ii reality and the Nov let xone act Tcnnciure 1-2 0; Texas 30-11-17: WbtitO'e 3 m m e*evl*a eti U w ii >, covers eliAogll In tnu arcu danger level when devaluation was by anyone elie when he look a Dish 3-00; Vermont 4-1-1; Vir­ airlines' from the Chinese govern up Ita rival Communist regime. m h k 3 v c . • ago The apcoliil w«e the American 160 Millet, uniund lows City fui the unn.'unj.fd. McCloy declared the West lo ginia 6-d-O; Washington 6-$-0; In tne guartcr ending 12 days joh with the Stale Department on rduraleil Wu'* New Year’s, eve ment. The purchase included the wentht-r Imietiu to' la*ui< a aprrhil Hiiiimiticemenl nf overall econumli- 20 perm it share of ON AC owned keeping open nl all times a alandafter devaluation, the reserve* a minion lo Greece, warning lor that area. •ug offer for "free elections" In financial niraaiirea In an effoil hy Fan American Airway*. Tcxia* hinted for w lilltitird tn had declined hy 1220,000.000. 4. Saying be borrowed $5,000 anil Major assets of the two i rllni'a lailh Berlin nnd In all Germany. I suppose Grrinany would have to In hold Formosa's economy for nt The rise In tho gold and dollar tho 111111111101111'. from hii mother in law in 1949. "We are quite prepared to rltk take its share of the cut", he said. least six wwk*. The program have been Impounded hy pro-lied In three hours Tuesday morn­ roservea. la usually calculated on i*m|)J»y«i1 nt* iif thi* ( -hinon* election*," ho an Id with a am He " If It would lie a considerable cut, fixture* thr iinllmUetl m ic *’» The charges are all haied no Ihc basis of ail hard currency reing — hetwci'i, fUll) A M. ami lliito The Itiiaalnns set up their East il-would be most unfortunate at u Therefore taitimony that Maragon gave lail rmuinodllle* aiu-li as cotton, yarn* Communist government. A,M. M la llio rt, Tex., felt a wimp, J'dpls anil spending. A CAT official"-said yesterday tone government without chAelng time when we are Just getting In­ cloth, rlee, gold and medicine#. Ih its in's, allocailona under the ping M degree drop In tempera­ July 2H to e Senate committee. The However, the governor need* Chennault hopes to absorb the » popular ballot at a time when to the full vigor of lire* program.’’ Kumiman Bc-nvory Program and ture. It ciiowcd there, too. iv tte ifi piuo ipu | Q ig p H Meantime President WdliL'Iin cumitiillee wsi looking into nrti- Ih-II ci rnopciati"ii from the arm­ planes and equipment of both 1he Cei man-, linked the Commun* ii I'ii nail Ian loan are counted In, Along the (Julf of Mexico from Ji *o*i tight tn the ifat of die trouble ed foiTi-s In order to achieve more line* for no expanded Fni East isl* with the Noviet hlocknde of Pieck of the East German Com­ vitiri of men wlm offered, for s The informant *al<| In the past Brownsville, T rx„ to Morgan (Illy, to help Inman and **pt! gcrni ladim moollis llritain'* dollar fee llist frrrpirnlly was five per of IP* eemuimie reform. Thla call* service. Chennault hat upplli-d to befit! and anti-Caminuniat feeling munist government -aid oil Ids l.a., Mimll cruft warning* anappnf Hire* phltgm and aid nature to moth* m i 7Uli birthday an effort would he -vu* expresacil every time tho pub. the American Aeroiiautlrnl Adfrom ilm signal halyard* lit port pending lias risen. I’reMimaldv cent, to land governmrnl cnnlrecli ' liemed broechlal made this year to extend his "Nalie had on opportunity. niiniatrallon to rcglhU’l Ids Civil M i n c r H R e t u r n In- cnunlry has carried more dol­ II your druj nniiiimi't*. rail yourdruMjat tiunnl Front" Ideology In West mucoiiv mtmbrinti.Tf Air Transpoil plain’s which pre­ McCloy expressed the hope that for Im iineii inen. A l lopi’kit, Ksiim is . forecaster lars In make up the illffricnce to »*tl you a hoitl*>nf of Crtoai CreoaMiwea Germany. viously flew under Chlni’»e regis­ I'oiigi e*s opening its session toMmngon denied under milli in iranllaiied *o a I am Ufo Itlrhurd tiarrelt annl hllxsiml eon- mill lo inrlras* Inc amount of the eg you muM Pieek, sconriling to the H'lvlcl- olih the undmiandlne day, would approve European n*aecM’l tr-sllmuny t tint lie ever vlll* lmi loft In-fore the | try. iliticntc would nlitalii over nmal of reserves, This would Iw the pii-liminary rovery funds for Germany with­ lieensed Alin new* agency, as­ iha way it quickly elTayi the coudk wit* paid off for artnuging Inisl|,*gao. At W«*l Fronkfort, III. llritain a rt* a* hanker for the or vou sr» to hava your money Am that stall! Tuesday night and WcdI .ld>n miners stayed action In reipieatiiig Anierlrmi out wielding loo sharp a paring serted In a special message that an ue*il»y.' Jiy mid ruesilay, even. » •■illIre sterling men in gold and ness deal* with the goveruincol mud tun ull-Grrmon congress simuid lie knife. nuthotily lo fly new Far Eastern , ) huwiipg winter sturni was knifing H litr resources, It ration* out Other wjlnrsM’* said they per­ lioimi. held- pr»re preferably in West Cigniuny " If a major cut was voted, the helilAl.o affected was a atrip min | route* mitnlde of Cotninonisl ter­ gold and dollar* to the sterling sonally paid him money. forC oujhj.C lieit ace-ts'v tin- »l •»»«*. rod. ,-ffrcts would lie fell here because — to that c There was testimony also that log area near Cantor III, fro ritory. A cold wave with sleet and *nnw ’Hen countries which Include moat Is pri'iClutiiil for the weatern-nor- >f the roimnnnwratth nations, Maragon at times represented „iH|. fHiirfare) inlliei were c| othhnself ns iicllog fur MaJ. Gen­ i d thino hy Go’ refusal to work I hurnin, Iran and Iceland. eral Harry Vaughn, I'leaMent of alinul I,film miners. Home re­ Tiiinuiua'a mllltiiry aide. ported lmi Immediately retUfii f 'O n g r e s s Vnughiin ln«t|fied at tlm Hen- erl home, lllliioia has « totg|(>nf it; n ts : (.’titt.'Uir t'm nrr, n i n j ii Htc i(unmllter's hearings tliul al.iiut 23JKHI tIMW miners. i l 'u n i A i . r in c u n '. in asm fruit HiiMiNui.n r u n n i v. Mmngon had never reprraeiited West Virginia nmi PennyylIN I ’llANCBIlV NO. him. vnitlu, tlm two hugest coal mo, Ties Hut Vaughnu acknowledged (hieing sin to* with more than f . A, AI.I.IHiiN, that Maragon had hern ii friend •jun.iai minora, toil th# returg(lto Plaintiff Of Ills--Vaughan railed n "Inv- work. Many coal Industry ohtktMAliM W. LAKUN anil hla‘" fellow—and had been In and •ervrrs thought unfair la'i"i 1IAU I.AKnS, lit* wl^f. put pf the White House frc'iurnt. practices, lodged hy oppralora U ATNil's SA Ml ly III tlm yearn In 'qunstloii. ft^iiinnt I JM W prn$lil«nt Jnn|» Jts u rir w ih m iiiK liv u i v i i n Maragon refused to answer f ^-w in, had provanUid major um ImMl i" i' Final Decree r*-c miration* when the com ill 11Ire walkniila. _ j, ■rnl .hi i Im' Jli'li "f Nnvambtr, A l»i HMli, In Hull (1.1111111 h iii »m pot him oil its witness stand at l.ewia has had all 480,000 mill; imtiilliiil In Hi'- i'll.n il I'mirl In at public lii-arlng. or* on a Ih ire day week alnrij n.| tm iliiiiliiiilt. i 1.unity. Flnrliln, To ipiestliiii after i|Ui’*tl"u, Deeemimr 6 lo one pf hU foOn i lum i'iv. >i If min F A Alll run l« l hr I’l.ilinirr. mill I .... . Maragon replied that lie refused 11net uiaiionvera. For: the past \\ . I ..111.11 mil Mm* I .ufrail. IllM trt answer mi ground* that two holiday weak*, tile dlggols wife. I lef elolillll*. Illlll III* might inrtlltilniile himself, have woik«il only two (Iliya espb miAnrnitfir.l .... Hpecllll M**I*H Now B3 years old. Mnrngtui lmi week one Tuesday* and WedlirA; will within llir 111mi I limn* "f **lr. ok Al.iii.I.ii rVlilli.irk till. been u miio-ahoul Waalilngtoii Ililttt. ..n*i fi.r ..til* Anil Mill 1*. Wr several years, lie I* ii GreekTho oporntnia told the Ni.ffU lilt i|l|,h' • l.l>M*i f»r i anti. ill o0i n Immigrant who unco *hln III,, aliiirt work anunmta to roerIlir lii.ni ili.itr ..( till. I'mirt Hull** III ..rml.u.l. roiintr. O'to* hi*. Hi* i ion on Ihern tn sct-epl l<ewl*' f nl |..ii I n|i .liw.iii.nl |.r..|wi ly hIiii eonirnct terms. At* IVIII K on•I l.rlllK III Hrmlll.il* Cnant'iV FlniMn, In-wlti ed shoes In Kansaa City anil be. AaSI’ ll l Hi. I*. 1 Ilf l«.t 1 at..I N'trlheili Hi l*rl of l-ol Hi. came acntwlnlerl there with some ( f l l i l l l H * from Pag* OAAl Illtibk \ i AiUlKMIl'IlllV, a* * ' V«« assurance* they tvmil.l tak* of I he men now high In the aoVruiiflua l» put thittof racoril,h |P.. I»t« mlnml BhangIia ! eminent. Alt III Plat ll'.ithl'lf |'||l*«A« it Maragon'* story that he ’lad nml I f t'n h lin .i Hai urn* water*. Many nf (hr crewmen err ftsm lt’id r t ’minty. K ltnltU . . ........ ff ......, yetfiH iia1 of. tin. E„r,masn ...,l horruwed 28,000 from Ids mothsaid •*!* tn h* nisi]* In •■Italy Pacific wars end hava been under 1er-h'-law had not com* out b* the Itrni* III HAtil del*** •*I fire. | fore the grand jury's Indictment. • O D o Ittii; .An otMItSMIt H p *.l*l iU H tr Aides to the Hennte committee fA llk 'l HANHMIIH * MrflWAN told reporters that Maragon tes­ Stlurtiey* tor rimntlff tified about it In the secret i l -don last July 28 whan he * i questioned about the aouftt of . ItnaaH sM e r y 9m n * t n a si dent ,nf the International Trie, eii inns sums that Bensta lovMi nhons and Telegraph Coni pan v ligature found had bean deposit* f " '/ fcr IS30 — fk* bread asw ’ Hungary charged him and Edgar ad In hla bank accounts. /•M l eakra labaad sOtdgkM tO . Nab. Carmlhe B. Bellino, ' account­ lag a v*M*g ftet w alti Iba tu rtle ftaa* 8 h L .o' o Br'tl*1' Pati”ns|, along aaf aerfarawr t f Ih* Metes, kern I* *Mg with IB Hungarians, with spying. ant for the Invsattgatlng mm. mittee, said Maragon bankml aV*J5?*, r Oantfera lied bean ns- taint 1120.000 during a flva-year i*1? ■•andsrd elerlrit subsidiary of I.T.T., which was period when he said hla Incoiria ■H tire. '1*2* get nationalised by llm CnmmunUt.li'd waa around. (80,000. t*a »ew eaglae ea 1* . ■ Ileltiiia also testified to the sir JUff* modsfa, Hungarian government Dec. Bit. Senators thi\t he found Marartfn o, we Just couldn't hold back tho That there a n more than doaen-andn la 113 k# wtfk Sya* hail a hank account in Ban AM* ikrwMeah frea*. whole big Buick Une (or 1930, half models to choose (ran. That tbei tunlo, Tea., In 1048 althoul i f f ™ ('raver with their chaplain, Maragon had aworn ha had eri Tbejf’re too good-looking-too much fun « * " ■ P °" « *■ ■«!«* «« the Kev, James Share Mnntgom- one account— one In Waahlngta to drive-too jam-packed with stapped-up, - • » °* coapromtoc, all Mtpps Ther charge that MaragMt lti| ..^ •r h le y banged the gavel In wh*n ha aalri he waa not aiaplqi hlgher-compranlon, reidy-to-rtinble UP •n P°ww. the Senate with a -m il. and an up- ed hy anyone else while ha Ii m ward gjanca to the gallery from a Htnta Department joh itegw where hla bride nf ala week* wae from thlsi loohlne down with pride, -•o n e rear Mats ate better than ■ foot From Novemberi IN I, . to Moat of the aenatore were on March, 1036, Maragon waa ' T h a t In the full U n e -S r tc u L , S u n n and wider than before I-yet in every Instance, todlhe galleries were flll-d, employee of American mlasliiii R uadmastbk series-there is a i t i k k be shorter over-all, ao Malar to tunKSe, pork As Ita first act, the Bsnate adopted sent •« ohaarve tho elections is ,>ar* hirahv up|lfl, fit practically every budget above th * very Greece, Hla pay waa at tho rtfo fow dif/ " T « . £ . n ™ , . i B to „ - a S e n io rJ W I (R-Ohla) prelaml they turned up evldaneo that at P te tu re d above Is the jo JOS u p e r 4-door ** ,n W» thu name time Maragon waa *■*• Sedan, one o f the new B uick body type! .11*111 o f. MOItHM* dnllttgaj^Uh hla callMguaa, ployed by the Albert V o rS for 1930. A ty o u r Buiek dealer'* ate m e n ■^.The Senate adjourned after 87 1‘urlume CompinP,- of Ohieota* at 11,000 a month. -V M tu a l models, th e w h o ^ gtory oa others. Mtragon Indicted Chinese AM > State Fanner* Market . 424 Persons Die From Accidents During Holiday . USED CARS J MELTON’S USED CARS British Dollars YELLOW” PHONE 1444 McCloy A«kH Sovictu YELLOW CAB co.4 I B ew ereCeeflu Freta Caaaaea CeMi ThofMIMON •••'■‘•a| HiHginni . 1regal Notice T S » f l® w n Convent's S r Blockade Runner Hungary ConnulateH Tkay'ra greofer In power-higher In comprofslon-iip itondouf In atyflng-droam i to d r tv - a n d now th ore's • lufcfc beauty for I 9J 0 to Ht aros»lcolly any budget a N !u,m I*** *» M K E J W iw fntvod heard kcm lUngi. H adn 't you better see h im -rig h t n o w nad m * i f you, too, don’t |n d M c k “tew ■ ■ iW T -n m i \ \ I i i % kV �•>” '■$ &<-f*?Wp •: • - 4a V U To TO ■ !.SW ■ jV 'J — T A --a 'r f ’; * THE WEATHER a t t r - T ^ w IjL iM jw r fh — P rfM at th# f w n * f tha World; P ro m t* th* Progrtot of Amtrlea. Pvodor* ProoporHr for Sanford. Partly cloudy through Thnra d.tr. llsrm er tonight moderate Ii fr o li »<mtlirs»t unit m i i i II i wind*. AN IN D E P E N D E N T ■■- 1 E nlab iished UH)8 VOLUM E X X X X RFCWarehouse Loan Is Explained By C ity Attorney Andraw Carraway wai reelected mayor of Sanfoid lo t night by un M im out vote of the City Commitmm , which toon afterward wat engaged in a lively ditcuttion at whether nr not to pledge an emmated $75,000 ol cigarelle las money, repreienting the first year* receipti toward contlruction of a $165,000 haiehall-lootball itadium to replace what Joel Field termed a "hone and buggy grand Hand." £*A fter hearing Katlyle Houihnldn representing the S y fo rd Stadium Authority, and ^ | M s Moughlnn, architect, outline plant lor the itadium and after hearing a number of argumenti for and two argu menu againtt ute of the cigarrilr Ian money for thin purpotr, ihe Commitiion. at the tuggetiimi ol Randall Chata, decided to give the matter further tludy and again <$De up the propmal nest Monday night. About 28 cltlxena were present, Including Janie* Q. (tallnway, com­ mander of the Hanford Post ft" of the American Legion, a propun •nt for the (tadium, who referred to the preaent stand facilltle* m a "whit# elephant," "There are a lot of beams and column* of the preaent grand at and which are apparently rotten mt way through, and the staiion era In very poor shape," declared City Manager Clifford MeKIhhlu in revealing iveallng the thi findings of n re tent Inspection by City City n Building " Inspector I I." ir John Olflinn.' Opposition proposal to iltlon to tr the prop* oney Ifor Mu' u m the cigarette money u»a mot HIam M ar­ stadium was voiced by flat Una, executive of Florida Fash­ ions. Inc, " I would favnr seeing the stadium as a mark of tire.arsis," h# declared but edited $ M H ‘ M questioned the wisdom of using tha clgaratt* money for this purpose when streets ami sewers are so In need of Improvement, and auggeatsd that the Commis­ sion make a survey In ltd* respect. Alvin Od ha nr challenged a stalement by Karlyle Houshplder thiu the nawatadlum could expert a Intel yearly revenue of f t 1,0,10 Action Th Postponed By C i t y Cornntt«sK. ioners On Rrsnliitto*' Trims of ihr |ir><|«!tr<l RFC loan nl $100,000 in .Sanlmd Im the puipote of (unitHiding the waterfront Icimill, I Itinjcrl. were explained to the 1 ilv Commission l*«l night by Edwin Shinholser. (ilv attnrney. I lie varinut stipulation, nf the loan are embodied in a ie,olution whir It was (Mixed hy the finacil ol Directors ol thr RFC, and jnovirlc dial do- City lake i.cilain slcps. ihr first nf which will hr In adopt the tranlulinn. Action on dm we* deferred hv die Cnmmissinn until n rii Monday night. Legal pnlnls that nilglit lie open In i|iipstlnn wore pointed nllt In the resolution by Mr. Hhlnliolsri^aiid lie indicated tlmt »rcurding in New York ntlnrueya who lind reviewed it, thr icsnlttrImii la aiihateiitlally the shiiii- as i,tI such irsnlutlnni iripilrcd hy Ihr MFC, am: although adjusted •«> Ihr slruiigrnt tequReinenla, these were not n-nallv fnittnl restrictive Thr New York attorney* who re­ viewed the RFC rCiiolutlnn «n- the firm of Caldwell. Marshall, Trimtile ami Mitchell The next slri, nfter adopt lug the reiioliilinii will ha for tin Colliuilsiloii to adopt n rcn'ilutlnii atithorUIng tlmt bond* he Issued for purchase hy the RFC. No re­ ferendum will ha ncresaary on thl*, according to Mr. KhlnhuUsr, f% Ilia financing will Im barked by reveni’es from Ih r terminal fee' Htv and bv tha pledge nf parking tiirlrr revenues AuUini (ratInti* of ihr hands most t*r valhlaleil by the Circuit Court and the Florida Hnptrnie Cmnt, twfote the RFC ran make the purehase rommlsslnmi John Krlder pro pre-cl „ sewer lax .............. . had* l" l'»V t"t addlllnns to t* |« m tlin ttM **• F$g* $ l l l Ol u-t 'll Iren* would itpprnv** " ;|0 year fi-n<blse of Ibe H'.rld.t Poori and I <ght Cm ., term* which would Include <■ ft mu lt)*lax grossing « percent. ^Citrus Controls Eased To Allow Bigger Shipments a t i X n t a n KILLH h f ,i f A TI.A N T A , Jan. t. - IAt AManta’s rttv tlltrehaslng agent. Lloyd A. Walker, shot himself to * Heath today in a laxlcalt. H ir e lra'irolmen L . H. West and R. L. I’ earock said the veteran e i l v off|. r ia l fired one shot from a .88 call ber BUloibatle Into bis rig ht te m ­ ple aboul 7 A.M . H e died a t . B : 2 <> A.M, In U ra d y Hospital. FRANCE ENDS R A T IO N IN fi TA M PA , Jan. 4. — (/P) — MscDlll A ir Base here reported today Capt, Lewis C. Prlchelt was fouml dead of earbon monoxide poison Ing In his parked automobile near SUtke Jan. I. Prlchelt had bean stationed at Mac Dill since January, 1949. His hum# was at Middletown, Ohio, LI. John Burger, A ir Fore# In­ vestigating officer, said civilian authorities listed th# death a# suicide. f * ■ring. S U IC ID E S IN D IA N A FLOOD T H R E A T IN D IA N A P O L IS , Jan. 4. - </D — Major floods over Ihe full lenglh of th# Wabash and White Rivera In Indiana were predicted today by Paul A, M iller, local weather bureau chief. Heavy raina In the paat 88 hours ranging from three to four Inchea have already sent streams over their banks. Miller said. About 200 ' persons already hare boon evacu­ ated from flooded homaa, Miller id, Jan- warned that all hvaatock bo re- Albert mured Iretn lowland#, Tar to* SURPRISE PACKAGE football .LOB ANORLKS, Jan. 4— CJP1— ' 'Rjiptk Theivae who. took a small box resembling a eaah register . from labor*th* mechanical may ha ’ H out of day*. 'SwM Itfc " I t , terrified," wife fa r m ■m w ani * low* 1V-$ L WASHINGTON. Jan 4 t . F i Iha Inlcntale Commerce Cominis* amn today nideicd a geuetal oneihird cut in ladmad paairugct setvirr on linrs using coal a, fuel. The rrdurtinn is rfferlivr at 11 V) I*. M. local time Sunday. Jammy B. The older applira to all tad linca having / “> or lr«, dav, tuppL ol fuel toal lor thru p - i , i arivicca "and not having avail d-l? a aulliricnl supply." Pic ICC said the aitmn made nccrasary hy the dwindling supplies ol roal due to thr ir m l distmlianrcs and curtailment, in ihr <nal mining inditiliy. Il waa the second Issue in ir rnl imh action as a icsull ol ihr v ir mnnlhs dial llie ICC haa liken inally deadlocked mat dispute be­ tween John L Lewis’ United Mine Wotkria and minr operators ai<»aa the ualion. The roininlasloii said nil i <11iom 'I ii having less Ilian thr '<|>iilatrd ammiul «f fuel crsmvr i»n«i reduce roal-blirtllng paasriign n vlrr to ;i:i l/lt pet rent I n - 'halt the --il me sriviers prnvuli-J na of Dee I, litH>. The order waa drawn to ......... .. in effect for two month,. Ii n il Hillolnatipiillv expilr 'I ini ln gilt March rt uplraa tln> Il C it elf lake* fan I In i nrttun The Aanorialion <>f Amen -an Raillmiil, an id fnnii iltl I'J I*1 ' nli oh tin which nt-1 lit -dim I Cfiol ■11, ply will In- o ffrrlr'l imnicimt- ly Thisr lines nie primlpnlly m 'hr Fast nnd Smith, Con I-bill It lug pus irlig*l sr- n*.' nmotints to aboul 27 per re< > nf the natlnn'a general pa^; ■ngi • srrvirn. Meanwhile, John 1,. Lewi, staid there I* "grave unrest" aumng the nations rnnl ntiners . The United Min* Worker* chief |o|rt (lie St. t-ouU font-PinpaU’li "efficiency is dccremlng" iieeiin*|}1P miners "desire coni reds ami t||t, „j,eraluis wmit nuilin rn'i tra rU .” The l*o*t-|)lspatch telrplioue.l I w* * 1l,',.,el « i ’1?, nKi, i,! i , ,|HVi Bn,l the UMW o No. .157 A H in tiy lr d Press 1.rased W ire 1950 Truman Predicts U.S Will Win Cold War If Europe Aid Continued i*rin<aipalM In 'Mercy Killing* President Eliminates In fla tio n ''! Conlrol Program In 1950 Sprecli a-.’i.V ,'.‘.i!!Hi^.ram W A S M IN ft TON". Dr. Hermann N- loader and M fw lf* during court hearing. JSt . • - - . — 1-afi 4, - mT’ I flu F lr HFle trMste , liH c rr fit r \\ \ Ilira, in;; fm I i/»»>—- I hfhvrrik Pr^'itlml I in n in', vtdlr •»( ihr mnnii itt-l tiir | f i n , mIr- $11 l iiif n t ii ( m l rt gr v n i * hr ilflivfftpcl Kf I utf i!tf frt$I Arviktip n| lit*’ Hf il t niHjtcsi .1 vf .u | l’f"hi '■■rti jM'tp \ (tiriKidhi (iff* . I'MI* [ ■Mlv.l r 1 t»i ftf»r lltim*, 111rto tvgt im nrw f|rm-m4 fm i i i i f n . i l im lilm . iMi|tilr||l|v thiMHMK llllwsi# *1, ii,#, Mirtidritl 1dllnl f»»t 1 kli<Mu( m l IM ul i i M I t i J l V 1 i l l rilii rd ilfhtiYr mi$:,t» ■ And Irm tril t mitinn ih <•» <1 •-"!•*< r Dewey Flay* Ralph A. Smith Federal Taxes, Is Installed As ; Truman Policies HcadOfKiwanis ■Mint 1nl p io ji 1111 ' •, I Vp |« "n il *MiP!tU*f| p u t n f Mill ♦ Ipfrtui* p hin a " K t 1 »'|il fill till" I• I'M »**nt t Mil Mnl i It p m s T * r» G n v r n im c n ' , l i,r a i i l t e i t R i r * | n ' : Iy’;t|»s 'I’.tx lucrtvirtcH I 1 r c s c i i t r rl }m| | | j »’| T o Morrison By Wilson I m I' i i i d h i l h m iin . irnj frfifn ♦h r IPf'B lit *■ , ip*' Ih n l iippui ■ IlM V I * M"' 1 1 1 ht* Pi t iiir’ Hl'4 hrt I i‘f Mi it in tiiifilh i' <• itif -tMoti i t mm P;ts l Pi rsirlrni’s Pin Is Mi»* 'VIi'*!#* I (i f|nn 1*r i ! ■* 'In- m.i Mmm. A ll*) ill 1MsiM'it \A Ml*' IP 111 I** |M*' 11 foj j| lirtk t|h n* l jiM IHrtll hi It >1n« 11*- fm h'itl hi'ilM) md MM'lfiio hiMMn * T il rtf pi Ipn 111, -uliM lifft1! 44 | ♦ rig j; «1|H /*|f t'i|i pl-tn 11»it ypMl, 1 11 rh fiM IPil in I ' «M**i t* AI.HANY N. Y . Ian. 4 (AY— Ralph A Smith, rrrdil niauagri 'eiv. Him tat L i)ewry flax <-s4 so- nf I hate ami t'n.. wa« today m (i.ih/cd nieihi me today a, a tool tlsllc.l a, pieudenl of the Klwauit I hr |*i V kith'll* »l » |r*f F mil of nl ,i "Ft.ilikensleitl" gnvriunienl Cfllh f,.r I'Fill, ,ud I leul (tovrniot M , l!LMI |>( M|Jf in 1 1 r < mu fitPiiih* mil . h.reril i ’rrsidrnl lium an'i flT 'l W.lmn ni prrirnluiK Mr ♦ inn f “ t | | mmm m n mmm n i|fMt |hit h* Mi l 11»■ m Mi|| I I m < * t.n .mil II ( .il (mill ir* were -.ilmg Snnth with llie pieildriit', pm ie *rt nr IMofe* h | U» N II h<<141 f isrttl Iff in M .r,.iv mint (t.ilei loverrignly IliatUd thal it had hern lum lnl I h'l IMP .HI*P lo hi. rivhlh >iiiiM,I liie-tige to dnwn Im yean, fir,I ha, um A 1I M fit it I | it pi-' t! Pi cl* nl \ r 1• h r t *tthr l'i!i.|.iliiie. Ilrwev rant New he* n -wont m 1')^^ hy the tin).', t hi ><t n .11 tiihl 4iiv hi 1 1• | . . . Yoilt i, proving " llirir i, t - oliin inili <1 pte.ld'iil, ihe late A I ’ I tn oJ'M1, 1 h V 1 Ml t« in 1' IP I,try io.nl to health *rriiilh ("onnellv. In Mint 1 ♦’! ■ H I'j^foM |)r,vey n l l r i n l no hull ■ » to |«e| liel-l wa, III,tailed a, fis,1 MtlMIMiniii M'»t|*' »' , ♦ ' fi - Im|| >,f ||l t u*in il 1" nu n w e llin he nnnld teek , lliin l term vice piesnhnt: |. Matllti Sluie JioU' I't lIMfll’I hi Ml 11 11 utr rt> 1 •' 11 Il lOfl •( I *" i, (lo v e m o i ol ir t n r In ptlvale hie r 'l’l" 1 mi I vu c piFAiflrnl f* J’ I *‘l|* I *ll 1 | ip • M ' » pi Ok’ t MM, Uhl next l ) n II lie trn outlrrd last CutDpKfll, ( ir iiu r r r , ( I \ | I In ,1 *t |nihli< ft < |• till u rr k lillio r i'resnim tia l anplta rimti 11nriin 11J tr iiH ,ifv . I l i t . In i-t 14: ni * m f ' h" pnh «' ......... up « n •• u-» *.<1 IM I ' * | *I ♦Is* lion >. ky Wiqlii, ■'’•rflHiy ’ 11 Pirn* l * .4* 1n i t m M pP Ilewey Inlll (lie |eg|i|alll|e lhal A pH.lt p i' |l|( * llt \ p ill »Il * »*M 1 i 1 * hi*' i p in pi 1 ♦ f 1 him Ill* H f <1 Vev, lo lk e i,' ledrral lax lull h ill In VV A VImi rlifiiT, <iiiit its* m , fil (•' I ! tftjJ , hi 1lie, •* l | aoiiiciI I tom $ I . i(K),000,000 in w n im ly corn: i h I i i I h h ‘i| fm In, i f j<M nil I,Ih int Mint il »r i» f«»i! fillril»$f ♦•»«• pHvt y*»Ni lev Mi k'» M|(IH I 'M l io $M.MM0 ,(KM).fK)M today. WH M»n. I l*f*i *» * i- i •* f" * tin tiffi* rtitf 1 !<li Mr asserted: a f'lAlmllfrl whip Mr I , 11of14 Ip * il*' |(*l*t llllliMMi |si<ifl4fn "This i* a very rffe rliv r way T .'D m til, sSrtiif trfl K. , 1*. «il i CIn ** h i t f II n U f t t in in p in t , pi htelrtv Wall If. lie I* tr, | fli if t|||« 111**1 1 Ml J in t if * ( ff'lff ‘‘ R rc o ^ n ilio n Of Red China By Britain Rcjtortcd ‘ 1‘ I* di ’■H*’ <f ( t MIMMtllp 1111 ** U m ■ i •M <1 1 |* ip* m tit Id hi* Im it i D t «lljf<( p I I **’ MI 1111 fi|f f t|fjItlMIttiy; Uillmti, ,| ( ,l|n t $»fp|"»if flp* f m •nt* $11 | ’ ct t.Pfy | *| 114 * Mil II.* nf d|g MI 11 * 1 tin in 11ip m * nil 1|L|P«t d WfifpHi ( Hi -pe* Mf 1 ih* lyiffdi* I 1' o 1 111 . 11 P e l 11 it 111 11i 1> , r " Ml* Mt I* • t* •r»|*,|. I.P ( | | J IP T o 1I r I'- it 1t i c i l I ! y K m ' Mr i| fjp* 111||e11| 111w11 1 gw Hut l*'l i r l . t y f it . 1 •1 1 1 1 1, t \> F‘ * It 11l nt t i l| s| J#» fire | f ■ t IH ft l'l fife.l » p i v |irnMiild |»l.$y p*ip|iii*$ nf I H N l K l N (dm l * J ' i Kill llfl ’♦ Mil ihr It un it sal till# F-in 1 1 * y t l X li*|<l l(yr ( 'life. I * »l* If will 1iltun’iii i t • k4M44 fill rt niMII F t ^ hil** *11» ( *•* , Jciif -! * »|n*rr I 11' l-l V Ml '* 11Ilk <1*. «P| Mil ' 1(11*4 1 1 <11 1" l< n F ,, . 4, .1, < *•' mu*stme itiiiM r , ait I l*»d »\ *••( Ml II* Si P- . .ft PI S, If!, ills* j 111 ♦ U I drill* M * I ssft*| Il (re If. * 'll oj.i Ml Ir HP i t 1 ,f , ,IM | f >{ t<11111, 1( mad 1* 11nm • K 'l it • 1*I' M! h. •nr *( \ ho ,, Ml ,,r J H,,* 1(1 ,f in*l ( ttinfm i n <* ^ Km * hif**• I - *♦* ii*’ Ii id i iti ivf ( In* ktiiiii r m l I it t* 1 pi * •fr d Hi' f . I ,1 .Hf fill* | || I Mt 1Mill 11 till** •11 lit** In r i l l 41 ciHi •|*»>r * I* v , The merger leaves Manhattan with five morning and three af. iernoon newspaper*—tha Compass, Dally News, Herald T r i­ bune, Mirror and Tlmaa In tlm morning field, and th# Journff, American. New York Poal Home News and the World Telegram end the Hun In tha availing field. Howard's atatemen said: "Tomorrow the New York Hun v. Ill cease publication, and lU moralistic functions In the Nrw York newspapepr field will Im assumed hv the World-Telegram. "Contract# wars signed last night between th * World-Telegruin and the Hun by which tho former acquired tha name, good will and circulation lists of the World-Telegram. T h * Run's plant, equipment and real eataU will Im retained by tlw fu n Corpor­ ation, The Hun was founded In 183A hy a Yankee Job printer named Benjamin It, Day, Five year# later It pasted . Io H omo Yalu Beach, who ran It for 10 yean. Tha Ron Printing and Publish­ ing Association I f cant I tha own­ ers In 1M8, with Um famed and aggresalre Charm* A. Dana a* editor. Many y**re l*»#r It was purchased by P rin k A. Mummy. At hie death in 1$S$ William >m T. Dewart bacam* D iwart purchased 1 and other Munscv Intern $ISJN0JK» In 1928, D m * who made today'* 1 il for th# Run. J # J l i T h* or in. n ra> t i*|Jrjkw «;k.V . ,V" ** ijaiUSnMtitottMWf I. pi 111■1 Wi l l I I'' pi Ml . I If* |l$b I ff* i!" H ' *ill* S" Mn»* Im t p ■ i ip i f||* I ipi' l In- l'filled Sf ifcti im r t(p '< 1 *»( .....Ml 1 |IP*U I* ^d , J AifA 'X’.iild W II M |. In iiu > 1 "I id r I - »‘d ............. Hff did H f el . I k’*l >11 ( -I he; I ........ im *t, vM)ii. K diff n . d v H 11(|»" .1 lull *II lip Mi P I ,Mf' * »t., f Iff •i , Fm 11rdf. i 4 t«ff hi dniilil Mid ill II ^ i ’ 'dffd | I' HIP “s pi t II ip |J, if |» .»f (if I ,tvr> I rtf'ik*lt '*'»Ph»iV I m ip M ,| .. s.nld H p v MI |*f| I I p * */ ( mi I ii I h I '' l TI L|| HP III r|>+ci1 l I ff 4 * fidm ...id **f Fill F fd dnflllfPofl * ” I * kIr*f '» rtf *i ,* *tirU At f hf* Ml ** ' I • 'll I if* HI* fMilffl 11<|(m (lie f n le i a i government to hi|* tk'fi mini t*l V Hf’ t'«J t'l IP f I i| ' l%« l*\ Pf. a ,' f a^'< J j l' • hit h VAB I'MipriAPil hy D ip -p»*r ilupsli l|ir n o v e ir lg n ly nf a . ' . A Y DlmtliPP f-"11 mt aitr*|| Hi fl|P I p! Ill ’f Nrfward I; t arTc fi.lWt,, SlOnhol „ J............. , „ , M, 1(»■* " f » hi opt j. i Hj iv llli t r y ntHle ittiil itepilve It of the Mil re . »,♦ f*. ■ f . m i .ii | i» i*i ». hi*r • .................... .. d ,.||,..,,.| M i .| . *1, I till I M 14 H Ml 4 %'l|» •Hire i with which t<i meet I I , se. ami laM ter l b „ l | . in >if l< i|il rti I 1 if Ii IfU'l f I mp t l ,rt“ii*l* nl ,M'im,vui , f I •pi * «*"' l l j f l »!2* Thr fit Mu w *p »LI | >♦ |d>i spun "-Mi,,,..-, itilfllic f|W11 | f'n.,,,., . Hi*t l *4 i tmi: ,. 1| M in i I m < .1 I hi In* * . * •»" I 1 f|**i Die lu ll nnd KMH ltf|iiiblicu.i ' “Htike.l In , .l«ff. I'H'ctiulIv 'It . hit Id * 11 fit |i •fifl'i p' f i ip l *iii'li I ilHi' Hi hi* N.fii ii II# ' hill uOtnll.... accused Ute ............ .. udiilng i et„t , f..i I ,. , „ iii'ii Jl * t Iruf'l* ivIf 11 ' on nmi i i t»l t I |>l ..... . 4sS’p.M nil ' pn<« pf ■ f fip'irtlpiii hi i**'Mm^ Mi*' Sun I" PlIP lM ’ P»‘f f MIC f Im Its ip I P t T i non,ii ,'lm tiii i t i til<<m of I r v in g lirl .IMP. .1 1 " K-ii •IT |f k I.. ’ it. < 'iitd r .......... i,, ludc « in ii lie ridted " i t , ba t t" rd 11It in "tin* 1 |) | mm tu rn 1I . I** * flu 1 Ifk 'l . • .k, I III III,•! IIMh I mK U f *"111 -M|Ul hi I H It 1 |»,| Is| r Miss tf „,, III till, f Ii’.’ •If 1 41 ilt j, ,I-11>|t | m.niHg< iin iil of doim-atic wflao 1! . 1 1 n<* I Jl (if eIt I f 'I riti’l* Ilf* ’A*I'llt m i l l ' ' lit »< • \ lilll.l hrliiml tin . k l r t , - I m tcrm itnm among - luo - m *»••• L ih 1 . fill <1Hr I "f m Inevemiml II,' t< * J u t ' IM t< • ^ »< w w ' 1 ......... id mill ili-ti-nae ri'il'iiie m r n la " ........... M» i't It t 1 1 1 * 1l|’ 1 • Ml I , i n 'l u l l , I ' it , lienvy l a , v a f e ii liint K iw i......... Iitid ....... lit I l.l • nt r li, IH ' t J I t . . . <t F f ,' ,ifi t 11. <11 |,,.w 1h siiI,| the sltilMlmi in II demiimi mi tin- imlim i " *' r »i<,<*,l i-*tii «it tin. Sjilvuh.u. 1 Ihn '1I’" m t 1 < 1" ' Mh h », r , t • him f -1 (I'fta .........llsiifM ....... — ■ | >,-,,,-\ inlil Mu- ,e im li' mid Vttn, 'lime Im a id , till* 4. la l,.,t. 1 1 >, 1 nJ V * Ins* a . ,'iulil\ III a inllit Ojieuiug ,e* (',«■ iilem Smilti Hl$ft, 4t| I- .el II1.1. h Mr I It, . - ,1 .■< 1* m •lull ||i„< lie did not i woinmi-ii I •«' ti" l'l, ‘'I’lnei ilifnj Ihr It**11*m 11^- 1,, t■ si 1 l 1111 ’1' If h*a f ( ,, »it aiest 1 $s< • 11 ,, mi It if(*i fa's! tijf.p iikin, imp pih o*J 1 SI. . >4 ( 1 , 1 .Hi ■ llt rie a,# In state luxe* |m ............... I '* 'i 'Hi: . . . . ... J 'in Mm tmiMHf, *»f (if M C f HIM I MIHIlMf f » < * • .1 r It# Mil HH IStftn M I !»t*. ,!„< ]r>i*iM*t*t*4 (In f« $ 6 HI* I » ii. 1 I <. 4 Ii lit, ■'•1/ L Ms .In, dt-mnnd, lu n vo vrr, lb s, m. .rsaf I Im tbs (s .lrra l govr-rmnent tu tu ■"'"i sl w i­ l-'l || . 1, - 11 .-il - #«11f | )f I Mi.-. I'li *1 f * *' *1' ftv 11v m i l l ' t il M I •'M♦ .4 1* LfhAff to lb,- . la ic , soni" excise ta x in g I*. F m mi Ml J 1 Ml. 1. •IF* - ,1 t ' R A ' s K M ' R T . i-r iio H o v . -lao l i m 1 *Ih A Ht|111 it I ’ -ii I r 1 -, II,, lu llin g those on gas *il> I. -pi \ l i e n n r l , iloitoi looie-i < i 1 * 1 ) 4 * r *|s I - ,i* • 1 nil M«.. ..... Ill +x I h("||< »' '|| ) f imidi'i NEW YORK. Jan. 4— fJP»— nline nii-l am usem ent,, w h irl, 1 ", ,,,>n .......... y e , of dfi (u ig o a lil A mi 1 .t -r ' 111H' fit <f f'lol » If The New York Worltl-Tele gram h I io iiI 11 .unit,0,1,l,(Mm » vest ................ , 11. so woman today end tiled lo I III* if* -'ft 11. M I'M U.i' » **Rl , 1 |)H Hf 1 lie also rritirlrrd Washington*’ 1 f j ii » < * today purchased the New Yt York ' <era>l Ihe e , of 1 hell unborn rtl • M.’I h 11lxpa t (if.kf pi* * 1 »i ,| L. .« I■* *' I. t j| 1• tiff IIP $» •sal) 4 Sun. Doth lire afternoon papet,. use nf fe.leral grnnts ln-ahl 11*» »rt1 Meginning tomorrow the com ra il,,I llie system "a substitute haldes. 1 tf. flirtl i‘ ii |< .♦Ifp’ff *# I'he Wiesbaden <|orloi, Mr Wit I *i -»uHiy III tiff* 'vlliilf* *■ *> ll .ik!»'» l.tiiedT ncwa,,«pcr will he kno-n for -elf ileteriiilnaMon," and urg­ ,11 III! W llfe i. r l s l l ll , that -.ftfl t< " C d lfl.T I'liM 'if h i ■f it-. .*• ed a II.IHMI,0miJ)0n rut in *e,lI'M.i;*dm; * |’|irnvj|| ».f *# r HiHpnt as "The World-Tolegram Ami | v afs of ex,iertn<e||ts tie t,a. solved flu « 11• 141I s f i? f 11'1 11111<, 1<f e.«l giants. a*l» \ *M-dl< Hi Infill r -411)> plrtll, I*' The Sun," It was announced bv 1 1 j i n 1: ; I t>e -at’C of. . hoi*' - old riddle , , lo fell . | 1# rtl 1 Mi# T if t 11It 1 • 1*-V A rt -1 ||*»i' •< M'1 ttit!. i| fnllr. ' a Hm. Hoy W. Howard, president an,I I W hile vig oro usly n tta e k in g t h e , fed eral ro m p u ls d ry tie a ltii In ''•'"d lie r «n utlim i n in fa n t w ill be |lti#» rt|i/«hnn n f •fir* I lD p l f • Pm editor of the World-Telegrain, j ITTH #4H-I j .4e1•<| U m I W iir n in u a n B" . I f nret|#n $4 f)R ffn«a I w m and Thomas W. Dewart, presl- si r m- e |,lan, lieu-ay m s liita ln e il . H '*J*V 1 ' •1!’lhf 4* *Fl I'M. Ml||ffM-« t|*»4‘1, 1 ll'It/el to r he A rm y » llo« s-l ,b ut and publisher of the Sun ] > 'a l V .,y York had "achieved . o'sr II. s.Jimmi ! 41 1 ,»t ! ii'-t* 1-111111 1 1 , tile women's elmte ol *. . blgliest lieatth and welfare f 1 I t. ( ,r « v The Hun's outstanding feature, u'nh IJvoeral Hospital hat. today ♦III* f 11 -.1 Ii' ' 1 '•It antlittx,qn Fmi It< • I"* 1 and columns will he added to 1, l a n i a r d s In Mia world without , settle w h e lh ci lh» fSeMiiao ol- tun#* It E ra c* * »■'v:t In* I— JA N Railroads Usi»u: Con! To Cut Service 1-3 To Guard Supply; Lewis Secs ‘Unrest' P A R I B , J a n . 4 . — (/Ft — f o o l rationing in F ra n c # ended today those of the World-Telegram. In a statement Dewart hlntniv lib a cabinet Herlilnn lo allow flee sale pf coffee. Coffe* was the c l union demands as a reason fm the sale. .ast item still rationed. O F F IC E R W EDN ESDAY World-Telegram Acquires NY Sun; Unions Blamed These revenues, he pointed o n. would he used for a comprehensW" street Improvement program. LA K E LA N D . Jan d. — fJTn — The federal control committees have loosened shipping rules slight ly to ellow more fruit to take ad* vantage of current good price*, Fr*sh orange* were bringing M c|n 18.2ft a box f.n.h. fready for "h ip p in g on the peeklnghnuse n M form). Canners w ire paying I2.2S a box dallvered, whelh m*ana about 11,60 for the growers abovs protnctlon oosts, an extremely high return. , . The marketing agreement fcon. trol> committees yesterday rerommsnded to the U. H Department of Agriculture that shippers h* slid wed to resume moving the ftlldWfd ■mall alM the two m a il s L , 288 oranges for . That B lm bs heginnlnr Monday. Monday, ___ was , ___Ir _ during _ the cur­ site banned rent week, by a decision made b«fora ChristmaiF to prevent too heavy flow of fruit tu northern markata after tha holiday season ended. While tha racoinmendatloit eprstata shipment* lies only to interstate rksta, tha prices o fresh fru it mar' for this fru it also are affected by tha boom In eannary oranga prices. - Th# iatsst Increase In cannery %rlcaa la craditad to Ilia fact that concentrate plant* i f f beginning to make pu.xhatca la volume. Th# control committees eon* tInusd present tangerine regula­ tions for nnulhar weak, despite strong pleas to rsleaa* m u ll alias there, too. Temple oranges rest Ton* now affective ____ Nwere H contia J v ia r the raet of the season, This fru it must be No, 2 Russet grads or better, nt there ta no alia regulations. Qraaafruit r u iu la ttm i f * tha NEW SPAPER ----1. . - ■ " ! S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , Andrew Carraway P a s s e n g e r Elected Mayor For S e r v ic e Cut Ordered BylCC .H is Second Term C i t y Discusses B u t Puts Off Action On Proposed Construc­ tion Of S ta d i u rti D A IL Y ■ HV l^«aBn’a;;il"'o a K S /W " tea,If lias llie anawei PhrascmakcrWarrcq Originated ‘Frontirr Frugally', ‘State Shack* Pulire Capturr !( In IPiison 'r iH o n B ir s ik ; 5 Still At LaiTD - ir M t iR E . A ls ., Jsn t l*<l 1 kilt. I'lilt h ilit ’t . AMimm Ht«»ff pi 4 ihm Ih ijih .iiitl A mt liit Lhi Inti I I lit" f »m >i ...............I ' f Ffilt I FrtF*» 11vi f f 1 i I 1*1 1 i |. f » ,»A* rt|J#4 1 a*,* I 1 i«« W . ,» ,f *• I I . 1 ■< .1 ' f <• 4* F li ir - «,< I , » f !l rt I Idll 4J i y ......... 1 <1I *I >'*•! , alt I V $ 1*111. \ ft •1 !••'' •[ a lit In I* 1 n !: ' II H- ' 1 •*[ I* 4t l lie l*i 1 P'ltimni, p ' i LIi >■ 1 f Mi .. i 1 1- 1. * 4*' |.l H , J* U.14 1.1 St , 1 .1 Ml I t II 1 ■ i, , oI d', | mil 1mh | Negro f*fl||V|l'M, MI4MV 'll tong tffnilffrn, h»*Ir* nip tiff"lg» t *.f .1 ,\ nit* I t*i'tffv f uller W arren the phrase Mno„gh a ro n s tru rtlo n tutu.et to, Ha I ......... . f/i’i TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 4 rtt It »»% \ 3t ( roaket"lurned oul a lol 'of headline .........winner, dining hi, fi» l yea, a, .t".', Pittfimii, ..... <p P i [If W fa |l| , I |- m i | I Govctmr nf Flnrids. ....... Warden H W. Mixon repoiled I etetui - t ' l Remember 'frontier frugality. pine tiee pioiperitv.' "hootfeii 14>(!»; Ftiff | hill# IlMfl tiffffll 11T M11 if! I tl’rtt Ii V nH* ................. " lha "Iclhal lobby" and the ^Itale shark?” I » h e otbe, ff— i .......... 1... -iii-b-i l i i'.itio«‘iil ‘"ing .in-1 1,Ur, unI lijt flair for alitleralion and rtmit. ptinrhy senteme, helped pttth *" r"' shortly lii'iiu u i h -ii *. 1 i rum 1 bit sialemenls and idea* boldly lorwaid lo ralrli ll,e lanry or Irown, lllxoti -aid the tuillrel had been Ml I III bi ' <, will. Villi, Ii.”, .11 of the puhllr. ^ j". dug iiiMcr the prison f-tirn to ii I ’ m. if,, f l i i ' l ,< (n I,tin , 'i n 1," Both his pledges of "frontier | (l, ( |l(l legislators," Warren entry .team pipes and eleelrl,' .u iiiu ii ut hi fitu i w lv r , SI 11. frugality" In state expenditures „ „ ^ 4 wltes to a new stockade bain( -die w 11 .I,--Ii* 1--,1 fcgotlv d.-iid III and nf reforeslatiun efforts t o 1 When Ilia legislature In xperlnl hum t" replare one destroyed by 1113,1, In- Iiu- u ii ilc il I w I- < II bring "plnrtree prosperity” hark «■ slon Irvlad what lie railed a II01 fire last veer. Instigated i. I»ui- , 1'a r r li f-ii Mi to Florida rente In his inaugural Die lunoe] enlranu* was sealeo K iiv I ih i ( iiftu i I ir r d isii|-|ivii, un- sates tax, the fjovernnr said address a year ago today. The It had ended for proliahlv a huur with li.illed heavy Hod,or. A , 11 |iulili tier, I ’idiuiiM | u d d With the same sort nf phrases, lima to nmte the "tax turmoil" wartlen said ihr men unloosed t'lm ili's- Imdh.-igli |inn.mm r-•1 he struck at Kit Klux I ’lansmen Hint has plagued Florida for years. the lirnvy holt* and slipped lih tiimk "W*1," Mm stni y ->f l.ltid as "envered mwarda and hooded He sponsored as Ids No. 1 bill Ihrottgli the narrow opening short­ burgh's up,' ii"ii atop riigli, Mum hoodlunirt." H r hit at a political lh*.■' cattle-fencing act to rule ly before the dey’a work was to New York t« ''srl*. o|i|wineut as one who "fought me highway hogs and car-wrerklng begin. Tim fog and darkness pre­ foully nnd unfairly/* and he called mwa" off tho main roads of Flor­ vented n rmarhy tower guard from (jA M IIL IN 4, T A T D I V I I t E l l a labor leader a "hired howler." ida,. He rails Its passage one of spotting them. TALLAHAHHEE, Jsn. 4— b it He said tha executive mansion, the -major achievements of his ad­ Tim break waa discovered In —f'oriipltnlli'i M. May lias which he once termed tha "state ministration so far. about half an hour, and six of Ihn sent ear it Ilf Hm 87 romitlrs it shark," was In "rundown, ram­ All his statements weren’t that ec-capees were rounded np quickly check fm ns their fir*, shackle" shape and the rugs were alliterative, Three other* cuts of the si (.son’s race truck but they seldom in neat hy woods. "rather ratty" — tail added "It lerkad color. Here are some thal were taken by state Idghwny hettiug taxes. More will cornu lx plenty good enough for me." main news nnd keynoted the first patiolmni In Atpmre last idght. is ter. Last yesr, each county During the regular session of year, nf the Warren admlnlstrarr reived 11 lolal of (H4.000. H IL M A R D r i f A M f the legislature, he railml on Ihn tloltt Ralph (iraenleaf, pocket hilllard people to help defeat tha alma of In his Inaugural addrss, he re­ T A I* ME K M T O N IH IIT a horde of "purchased propagan­ stated his campaign pledge that rhainploir of Ih# world for 17 , Canford'x fhvil A ir Patrol dists" lobbying for "enormously "yog won’t hare to see anybody to straight year*, will present an squadron will mret. tonight nl exhibition tonight nt 8;00 o'clock rich Interests y g « of tag fra* see, If you can sa* me," but ho 8:00 o'clock in the main hanger wealth" who were trying ta "ram couldn't resist 0<l libbing Into hla at Monk’s Hilliard Parlor on Mag- of the Hanford Municipal A ir­ » sales taa through tha legist*. prepared text a comment that "It nolle Avenue. Mr. Grwnleaf at- port. Registration of pilots will Im wlirholp if you voted rig h t" Ha traded a wide audience during hie wlntr when th# mein Isu# under dlecuwdon. X ” derioos, deceptive waye, quidUy labalW It as a JaU. .appearance .. . . .hare last..................... A it w n lh h tR ^ lM ta d the prase ha amaied his fans with soma of All interested persona are luIn 1188 time* ro nf users for rash hare boat) hle intricate ahota, sited to attend. trying ta threw rtaat in th * eye* 1 ’ !»• 1a 1 .. ■ It HI 1 ... I n I. t I It ■»aJa ,P lftlv t MeI41 fit, I'T’rt| ih I ‘ » •*♦ alt I I ' ”#»• #n»t • < *1 M i l . , [.» -si it . "rt»s md I hiimpu »m < i fn #»s j t ffiiiff north ih m m in -if f . mi ir Mi (Iff f|i ih'lot J <,i,itt *• Hijtn tit'itp M(»!oofe| 'Mi FMIH* fI * 4F1m <$'» '* l» tfM'l r ■ M,m l h in - 1 - - it. |r 1 riiiflliuin d istricts i h m . . I,,v inv-ht w i, Ii tumpai stu m s u-*-,, -n-. .i-u^-Mi p.uiit t ' .r Inndar <i - ui in *■ , *1 —me n->r il< Fri<lay mug I lt tl I IMF. IN C A l'i r A I . W A IilllN Ii'lltN , Jen. t—,4Ft— llie I n p lla l’ s te un ie i-iiui ■ liroka X VB v#''< r$■'**■$»l f mi l.*ri 1 Ftirlay viilt tilt hII FImid liigll f*f ^9 I'J.sMl V M Tin#" jit #mmh ' 1# ill it It of fill Wffji lit hi 1^71 T ill' W K Y T H P .W JArKHtiNVlLLfi. Jan 1 - (P) tttcb tow Atlanta Mo,ton tliil lunik Chicago Cievelimd Fresno (ini vent on New York Seattle Fort Myers .lecksonville Miami ikmM . r 1 l ’ - 1 �I r W fr , . . T ? - r zf .».......... — :-------------------------------- :--------------------- T ? r ----------------------------SwW **** r y ■.•■• •) •>.«•T W r^ ,v ' '•■'&•.<-* " ? ,?V •• • w?jw Socialized Medicine fflEIIMU TOMV 1 AaaarlataA Praaa rtblrb la r i l l t l r f la ilM lr la tbr aaa lar repahlllaa *A all Iba laral u a a i r l i l t f tbla aaMapaprr, aa wrll aa all Slaaalrbri AP ar MB 4 lapair bra. W EDN ESD AY, JA N. 4, I960 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE For nearly Iwa thousand yaara H a w a W that the prophet ' gaeoaed wrong. farael la morp firmly possessed of the fatherland 'ey than haa been the raae for r l i three thouaand year*. Hut Mated I m *elr M m d through deep watera here la aad great tribulation*, Thi a wledom In heaping rloar to God and aroldlng trfbufatIona. Thro will I enure you to dwell In thin place, In thr land that I gave your fathers, for ever and rvrr. -J e r . 7:7 _ !4 Mi 11 ;i V* John L. Lewis min«ge« to keep hie United M nr Woikei* in the headliner, Whrlhrr they are worklag, or whether they aren't. Rep: Hrilong tayi he'» no "hundred percenter” when it cornu lo Pretidcnt Truman's "Fair Deal” program. Pertonally, wr Itopr he's M "five percenter" either. A» lar at we have been able to briber, there im't even five percent oi the Truman program wotlli considera­ tion. The biggrit headache a governor ha* in hi* (ir*t year in office n "commercialired gambling", says Governor Steventon ol Illinois. Howevtr, we douhl if that i« Hie b if|e *t headache Governor Warren ha* had, though there i* plenty oi "commercialired g a m b l i n g " in Florida. Holiday guett*-at the home a i n . Franklin D. Rooievelt over « weekend were the Durrions, ____ i i__ A t l j w r k , ..... Mother and daughter,' who ttie try­ ing lo tale ton Elliott away fiom a divorce arty lime «oon, »o Georgeanne, or Gigi, ai the ii rnoie affectionately known,, may have a 'hard lime actually -hooking him, though liraven know* what tlie want* with him. 0 | inurie, the old lady having tlirm up In the big houte help* tome. A* long a* there will be consid­ erable liullaballu and much time wailed in llii* irtiion ol Congren debating the doubtful merit* ui federal anli-lynching bill, it thuuld ba oi inleietl lo everyone to re­ member the Tuikrgee Negro Inititute report* that there were only three lynching! in the entire South latt ycai. Even three lynching*, oi count, are not ■-qualified, but wouldn't it be mole appropriate (or Congrett to try to prevent l i t thoueande of ie i crime* in thi* country, if it i» going to tike ovet 'any of the itelei’ police powers? i. . F IF T Y ■ Seeing a lesson to the United States in the results of ta M «r British socialized medicine to date, Harold B- Staxsen, in hh • * m «« i i m i r>—« a i t l f i an exclusive article in the January Reader's Digest, warns l l l l . Ml lb* P M I Ofllr* uKainst the adoption of a similar system in this rxuntnPt . ____ _ M i t t lb * Art t 'lM U M <tf Mnrrb M. I HUT. , ' wi(I'nnfTfy“L,dnNidwrert*opnrtm/," !«; sijtcn, '( f ia t the British l O l i U R U L. IIRAN program has resulted in more medical care of lower quality K lll ir UOROON DRAM for more people ut higher cost." R M ll w t Mmmmmir M r Stassen, president of the University of Pennsy­ svaacairTtrix RATK* n» C ar Mar • .S3 lvania, banes Ills article on his recently completed study of I.M DM N eat* ir r Wnaiba a.u# the British lienlth program, now in effect for 18 months. B ritain’s plan provides for “free" medical and dentnl BU Meats* ... oar Vrar ISJM care for all who ask It. By enrolling on a physician’s ‘‘panel" —a r • i h u r r aulirra, r a r li • i ____ a, rraalallima aaA a U lrtt al a patient is thereafter entitled to treatment, including med­ r t lw u R m a l lar l i t l u n a r nt icines, glasses, trusses and other health equipment, without ratalba . f*ac*. Mill ba i l a t i H far M W W R f M m l M i i rates. charge. The doctor renders the patient no bill but in paid i r i r N i f t r l " NalMaaPr i r IiT by the government for ills services. General practitioners Iaa4 N»t»»>aarr Negreaeatlrea lar.. Nlw Tarb, I'SIraa*- Urtrult, get F2.r>() (rovernmentnl pay jw*r j>r»t'ent per ycap; surgeons Maaaaa I Hr. aaa at. I.aala. and specialists are paid by the government on a higher Tkr lirraM la ■Maker af a i( By DaWUt Mackencto A l’ Forelga A fla ir* Analy* . Noteworthy EventsofO ur Time, 1900-1949 A * far back aa annual* run, th* ■. t ri* (In* nontbeast coa»t of China ha* Cemplleg By W IlllA M HITT, Central Preil tie * Writer *,«••>» a *eat of trouhla a l frequent interval* -ant] hlotory i* rapaatliur llsalf ,in illaconcerting faahiun. r,'i>nerali**itnu Chiang Kal-Hhrk having climian till* big, clum-*hap cd Ini** for bla lait-ditrh ataml agnimil tha ronquaring Commiin1st*, thi* question arlsav a* to how far lh« United State* ahniild go in ilfcfeiiiling tiiia poailion uguiimt the Red*. I a j » h o f Pormona to th<* Cominunista would creata a dangeroiir* position in tha American ehnln of nlr hasea at key point:, from /tlnsKA to the 'gnilipatne*. Opiniona differ (and in hlgli Wat. lens lag* Miriam (Ms) President Senile Nellie Taylee quarters) regarding what Bryan Harrow Ht-ule. feigoMA Ceeii4«a Mvitolini Uncle Nam should take. .Startlin' victed and sentoacsd for Ufa, oc­ How thin works out in practice, to the detriment of nl 2 3 .. . . Much more cheerful news 1931 tha top, President Truinnn i> former high standards of medical care, wan expressed by i*aid to have reaffirmed an Ameri­ A SEVERE Industrial alump waa a groat Improvement In the curred on Map 33 . . - Dsath one British physical!: "The people who exaggerate their can policy which would bar onv | plagued the nation, Um number uaa of Inaulln. The New York cam* for Nikolai U nto. Jan. 31. aches, or who are hypochondriacs und imagine they ere ill, usa of U. H. triMip* to trv to p re-1 of unemployed Increaalng from (Hants again defeated the New and sx-PreotoMt WUaon. Fib. 3.. . . ■ Two women were olsstsd, 3,743,000 In January to 6,738,000 York Yankees to the World continually clog our offices and take our tim e by constantly vent the island from falling Into Communist hands. However, thi* In August. On Bept. 36 Preoident I'riee, 4 games to none. Cue governors of states (A n t Um# to asking for unneeded service. They get in tho way of those reported decision would pennil U. 6. history) to Novrmbtr. H u y Harding called an unemployment game ended to a 3-6 Ua. who really need medical care." , n continuance of economic help, were Mrs. Nelli# Tayloe Rem of conference to make recommenda­ Wyoming and Mrs. Miriam ( M l ) ; Before the Nntionul Health Act, this doctor added, he political support and advisory aid 1933 tion* for winter employment. . . Ferguson of Texas . . . President could keep abreast with latest medical developments, hud for (ieiieral Cliiang. AN OMINOUS occurrence to The United Htatee Senate raltfled Apropos of this policy, well In Cooildga waa elected to another which the world paid scant atten­ time to advise school officials on preventive and xnnitury formed source* In Formosa said a treaty endmg Iba war with measures, and to discuss with specialists new problems in yesterday that American sio, Cermany. Oct. I t . . . Eaploalon tion took pteee, Nov. I , In Ba­ term, Nov. 4 • • • The Waatd terUc saw tha Washington Sen­ of the ZR‘t. a dirigible balloon varia, Oermany, tha “Bear Mall disease and new advances In drugH and treatment. Now lie both economic snd in military mn Putsch" af Adolf HUIer and Oen. ators triumphant over th* New terluls, would arrive on the Island over England, killed 03, includ­ complnlns that he must wiiHte hours making out forms and York Olanta, 4 games to 3. the Nationalists roulil hold the ing 17 U. E. Navy men, Aug. 34. Erich. Ludendorff, leaden of the reports and meeting with committees on problems in tin* if National BoetaUete (NaaU). Tha position for nnother six lo debt . . . Benito Mussolini, Fascist 1936 mere administration of the law. weeks. This aid, it was added, leader, became dictator of Italy, revolt waa quickly put down and T H E "MONKEY TR IA L" In would Is* closely supervised by Citing the "tragic effect" on preventive medicine, StusOct. 30 . . . On Nov. 38, Prince Hitler was jailed Nov. 33 . . . A Dayton, Tcnn., In July, of John T. sen Hays, "Public health work and measures for the preven­ American mlyisers. lltrohlto beeam* regent of Japan. revolt In iM t o to September Scopes, a high school Inet ruetor,1 From Tokyo comas word that . . . An International conference brought Oen. Primo River* to accused of teaching the theory of, tion of dlsense have been retarded and even abandoned. The t.euerui MncArlhur and bis ton on limitations of armamsnta power aa military dictator . . . •volution, caused a national fu-1 people who jnrn doctors' offices and hospitals, and the pro­ military plsntiers believe tie* opened In Washington, Nov. 11. Beventy-tlx, 41 of them children, rare. Defense counsel waa headed, gram's cumbersome administrative machinery, have absorb United Nlntes -hould make evei . In the World Hsrles, the New died In grade school building 6re by Clarence D a r r o w and tha pinrtirnide effort to prevent tl.e ed the financial resources and energy of ail concerned." York OUiits dsfsatsd the New in Camden. • . C , May I t . . . proaacutlon by WlUlam Jennings • aptiire of Formosa bv the Chine*-- | Industrial absenteeism because of illness is higher under Communists. The private opinion j York Yanks** Hirst subway French and Belgian occupation of Bryan. Hcopa waa found guilty,| the Ruhr (Oermany) began Jan. socialized medicine, the author reports, and the deulh rate of many field officers nt American a«rlse), A gains* to 3. 11 . . . The nation waa shocked. oned 9100 and ooete. Bryan, three in the program's first yeur advanced sharply. Infant mort­ iidvonred liases v that tlm Chine.-" Aug. 3, by the sudden death of time* Democratic candidate fur. 1933 ality is down but Stasuen attributes this to recent advances Nationalists, with adequnlw uii President Warren O. Harding. President, died two days la te r... cruft, could stsiid off nn ampin' D1HARMAMENT wa* the big in treatments und drugs. Britain's improvement in her in­ l.l-ns nrnnult bv the Chinese RedVies President Calvin Cooildga First electronically perfect tranenswa of th* ysar. A >i»e 1‘uwrr fant deuth rate is markedly less than that recorded in tinmlMton of n photograph via tele­ Tbere dnesn'l npjiear to la* nn; Naval Treaty lluuting capital was Immsdlately sworn In aa U. S and throughout tho Western World. phone wires was achieved during, ■ls«li between MacArthur's view President. . . A great earthquake •hip tonnage waa agreed upon, the year . . . A tornado swept Britain's huge bill for medical care, now about four and the policy promulgated in Feb 1, by the United Htatss, in Japan kUlad 200,0M. Tokyo Washinvton Both provide for mu Missouri, southern Dllnola and l>crrent of the entire national income, is reflected in the terial aid. but not for active millQreat Britain, Japan, Frants and and Yokohama suffered severely. southern Indiana, killing 410, Italy at a isspectlvs ratio of . . . The New York Yankeoa an­ heaviest tax program of any major nation, Stasnen says larv ansistnnre by America i doing |30 million damage, Jan.* ally defeated the New York 6-6-S-l W -l W A Four-Power As one British worker remarked: " I don’t pay the doctor, forces 30 . . . Tha U. 8. Navy dlriglbia' Olanta In the World 8srise,^4 Pacific Pact wai agreed upon by However, there i:i a school whirl' but 1 pay!" BHtnandoaK ertahtd Jn Ohio/ the same nations, except Italy, gam** to 3 would ko rniudi further, aa witne’ Bept. 3, killing 14 . / . Lafarno the stntements l>v former Presi­ 'on Dec. 13 . . . The roof of the Treaty (tu outlaw war) waa rati-; 1934 dent Herbert Hoover slid Nenntoi Knickerbocker theater In Wash­ T H E TEAPOT DOME oil lisss fled by Germany, Nov. 37, and Hubert Taft "I (Ibio. Roth of them ington collapsed on Jan. 28, kill­ ndvornte the o e of American scandals shocked tbs nation and Orest Britain, France, Belgium,1 ing M . . . Thirty-four lost thslr Tim .State Department has suffered a grout Iosh. George „rlin'd forci-i II m-cessoiv to keep Italy, PoUnd and CsecboatovaUa,1 lives when the dirigible Kama, brought a wav* of resignations F Kenrurrt, for two years head of tho department’s policy h'ormoHii out of the linlida of from tha Cabinet. T h * scandal Dec. 1 . . . The Pittsburgh Pirates , built In Italy for the U. 8 . exdefeated tha Waalhngton Sena­ planning and for 25 years connected with other branches Chinese ('ommonifts. They main. plotted at Hampton, Va., Feb. 31. broka to February '.-. . Murder tors, 4 games to 3, In the World of its work, Is resigning soon, or has asked nt least to be tain that hiicIi n policy is neci'of Bobby Franks, 13, In Chicago, Twenty-aix were killed In a bat­ Mirv to safegiisnl America's own gfflg f for whl«h Nathan Leopold and relieved of his duties for u year or more. Overwork is the tle at Herrin, 111., between strlk iierurity. .N sst-1936 to 1996» era and strike-breakers. June 2 3 - ,- Richard .L o th _were triad, .con-j) reason given, probable enough In view of ull the problems Murutiine, III ilsin is worried that Secretary Acliesou and his ’assistants have Imd to about the American policy, gev .-I III leading Rritlr.li newspapers handle. d<*n. Nehru has said he was in­ Iiiivii expretised feur that It might terested in American Invest­ Kennan is the Russian expert among our makers of strain Anglo-American coopera­ ments In India, but he is also Inforeign-poRey* A widely dincussed article in the n)UHU/.iiio tion-In foreign relnlipn*. John Bull lerested in getting India's pound "Foreign A ffairs", which appeared a year or so ugo, wait is preparing to lat'ognlre •u,‘ 4t*rling balance* out of Eng­ Chinese Communist regime, while h. ti. siguaU in ^cly X ’dlbuJ was generally understood to Is* by' land. Until the problem of Bri­ • II o Wa hinglon is r.tanjltig pal. . Ur HAM IIAW SON . profitably tain's war debt to Lidia Is settled use .it as a,,ba*e ,_fqr .. iniRggresston Well, where due: all this argoNEW YORK. Jan. 4 — :(/Pi lli trade with (lie Intel’ nterlpr. lion will probably nation Opt ttnlflountcr III*-111 leave U* 7 It 8*»ins clra,- t li" cold war wainm up tlm *hor*-* ..British, newspapers qqnnd an siuy rsMern tied tq England's cconopu" is ld n .tif Is pro that armed intervention hw IhC nf Fonnosn toilsy, And srmeiAm- alarm gt ’.'American .Intentions [ Soviet e ", In .apron string. |jlilted Htutes oil the aide of the biininunsinm are getting meaning reports thatt tin* adh.<6 d o ':* lth ,* M dcvt0i.inp.it Nationalist!* against the CoinmUll- crlcun Meanwhile, an American skip­ hot under H im rollur n tin* pros­ ministration-might, llglit he c< ennsldorlng of tho Marshall Plan, liflrf other corltnlhnient policies isls would mean war for America pect of toeing lo Hu* llritjnli tin* following tho Ruvfce of .former per nuyv Im* will salt Thursday from Hung Kong in an Amcrlcai* Another George P. Kennan half a century ago had Coold thut be ccmflnetl to war "banco of future hud* with I ’lllnn President l(oov«r to defend For­ .. lshramltai.-ii freighter In great .influence on American relations with Russia lie matin iignliisl the Chinese .......... and, srvi-ii worm*, ivitli Jn|ian, now mosa iigaiust tlie Reds wllli nriiis. owned Spill* ip . . of . ,the Chines* Nationalists’ largely II 8.-*up|>orted. a flfst-hhnflltimmlnutlon of the Siberian prisons Into which Rut the real M'lU between Wssb- blockade and,mining nf Shanghai Tlie qiiiwllon of wli"tlu-r Aiiicri* iiigtnn und f.m|duii seems to be waters. Tha line contends that the czars cast anyone who ventured to criticize their rule, cun siiips and pluni-s htmulil de­ over the British readiness to play American ships should trade In His horrifying revelations brought some improvement- and fend tli" isluud stroiigbuld of bull with the Chines* Reds In any port where the United Htates so weakened the moral status of the cznrlst autocracy aUbiaiig Kul.Sink from liivuslon is not at war. by M om-uw 'n (rivilds, the (Diloesr* return fur tha China truth*. eventually to lie credited with helping to bring uboui its Home American businessmen are (' o iu m iiiii I h I s . I n piiitm rity m ilihiry downfalland polltirnl. Ilm tin* undiirlylug reported favoring n Washington Cities und counties in (io rg ia Klwiihiiim himmii to war imturally uu tyranny. Muny may battle for tin* poli-ntiully rich far course which would withhold of­ W ASHINGTON, Jim. 4 —(/IT— ••astern muikcts is Imslnessmen's ficial recognition of the Reds, hut collected gfl,9t*0,000 from alcoholic fm|K* tin* Hi'coml of tho nunm may ho ns miiroimfol an tho beverages In 1948. T I ip government's debt bounded include sending over a com­ flrHt. Many aim* may ho|>e that if tho pronont RiiHHian ro- uhovi* 9257,000,000.000 on th* concern. Not only nri* tho British would mercial mission to China to open fur every lilt they can Kimo in over oyorthrown tho reniilt will ho an improvoniont fiiinl .lay of 111411, im tho current straining ■nit their htinils on, hut ulnu tlm up whatever trade is poksihle. Now tli.ficll mounted to |.’l,209,798,9-1.62 ltuanlnns hnve Imen prominent —and to keep ull American foot iiiHtoail of a moro refliiemont of tyranny. ut tin* mld-wny point of thi) fiscal ill the Aiislriilinn wool and Mala- in the door agulnit the day when one of the world’* greatest poyenr ••luliiig Juno DO. ymi rublmr markets. sou as usual. The treasury, nqiorling this toreel trade can he developed with Ainercnn luxpuyers liave put out In the heavyweight boxing pic iluy, showed n 1016,712,(KM) burst tential mark*!*. ............. lure nothing will happen to miike ol spending for 1049 s final operat­ 9D4.8 billion in foreign aid grant* Farther to tho *uuth th* United and credits *lnce 1946. The win­ » * - * - . of Indonesia 1* attracting anybody forget Jerk Dempi.ry ing ilny, Dec. DO. or Joe Louis. Big items that dny included ning of the cold war was the prln tlm Interest of American business, Wrestling, on Hie other hand, fcDD5,000,000 spent by (he Veteran* cipal goal, Inil sonie buslnesnim'ii men. Many of them are waiting to Ir hould alsq In­ will unVell a bright new star— Aiimmisiraiion, Administration, 900,7604100 e»v,iiB>m«« by ,th» *•*» a rt asking If It khuuld see Just what the commercial ties to war war, a !<b7-pound bearded savage from A ir f o r o , » T W M ,0 » b , l b - * « ,! • vulv# their losing the uada between th# Dutch and the In­ HAL BOYLE Brasil who eats roaches and wins Foratc Ign old reached Its gaak tost donesians will turn out to be. The Let's matches by tying his whiskers *1fORK spring, but It it atlll rontinjiUii national foreign trad* council to­ dust our aid 14-96 crystal ball, around th* other wrestlers’ at * ra il clip. lit the third qi' day urged Washington to study a and sec what the year ahead has throats. He will earn 9135,884 dur­ ment of Interests on tha debt. its Income. by tor of 1949, th* last for wl plan to speed up economic pro­ In store for us. ing the year— nine limes as much totals are available, American aid duction In Indonesia through Am­ W r|l, , thini poo poor man's philo­ as Dr. Albert Einstein. linlf of fiscal I960, th* government to far eastern nation* included: erican assistance, but to see that sopher, i960 as p Usa jittery . .. sec* . I960 In the literary world there will novrd well on the wpy toward 1168 million for Japan, 969 mil­ th# role of private enterprise was period than 1049. be fewer fine religious books on tli* 95,600,000,000 deficit President lion for lha Philippines, 912 million wUI| The world will argue as much ai th* belt seller list, as people In Truman has ectimaud for tin* IQ- for China; and 922 million for protected. As for American trade ever, but It will sink with " more good times often forget the Lord. ' nds. othtr eastern lam India, this too seems to hinge period. confidence into the routine* of The most popular Items on (lie month A fin (her 'deficit of mor* than Rut wortl enpies from J a p ■ n largely on wh»t » « w j p g peace. non-fiction list will have such >1,000,090,000 la expected to thap# that the Ministry of International Washington can maks with Lon Fear of immediate w ar will titles as "How To Psychoanalyse up in th* President’s budget mes­ ahata still more. Nobody will drop Your Boss,” or "You Don’t Have sage next Monday fo r fiscal 1911, Trade and Industry has awarded an atom bomb in anger, and mor# To Be Old To Enjoy A Pension." figuring revenue prospects at cur­ only a small portion of the first quarter Import* to American bus. people will worry about losing Bulletin Newsi There will be tax rates. Inasamen. Tha sterling area will their Jobs than f r t t about being 13 erroneous reports of Premier rent Tha treasury report un the mid- b* allowed to ship lit to Japan hit by an atom bomb. Joseph Rtalln’s death, and he will fiscal year position showed, In all of Its raw cotton, crude and Salesmen will have to work a turn down an American offer of round numbers i t r • fuel oil, latax. whit* bauxite and little harder to mako their percent- 9600,000 for his memoirs. (Winston Upending waa up sharply at a nenilna. 439600 ■gee. The slogan "tha customer ChurchUl will offer to ghost write total of 980.974,000,000 against Already American oil com­ Is alwara right" will regain atlll them for half that.) 1194117,000,000 at th* came point panies have protested at being abut moro of its old meaning. Some 12,073 bars will begin pul a year ago. out of Ut* Japanese market In ‘ *t receipts, mostly tax**, favor of tha British oil Interests. Pension protcctlgtowiU ba a big* ting ton-cant been In contalnei* Ilka a Jigger and k w .. Itsua „ r th* ta riff progcr political wara off at a total of 9171876.000,- Other businessmen not* that tha faction. Blnce It's It'a ian tlsetion year, moro *flk* a real glais. >arad with 917,794,000,000 U,'• B. tlan. Bine* ooo compand government, with large sup* o. go will continue to frlghconr a will repaol the (asm at the. corresponding point of the C * of surplus cotton “ it i n ’Its warttan the net of tha entertainment eoate amt ashy powder preeadtoff year house*, aaa, mold eoum have nave n*ed ita th* Japan- XT, xiAt m n Nation’H Debt Is Pushed To $257 Billion In 1M9 Boyle (lazes In Crystal Ball For Hint Of Future ms, &BSnsr&wsgfe tha rainbow—won’t ba ready to com* iMkto the home. IU pro™ . grama wlllgrow be'ter. The stoek market 1 Bullish most of _th# w»y. _ un will grow a I » Kay Writ IV# It off before He *T S 2 iwISi2SS S i ; * a any epacial jnoa to livTSS tm U l , « J T 2 L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y I THURS. & FR1.1 • - •— -«••» The 1 D o o i /N S of O W a h o r o a • rw » , ~ * AiiBKITIUN % 5 ^ - IKIitM. — Also — ( A IIK K IN — "Mouse Masurka" NOVELTY — "Movie M e m o rl*^ daa a markit market to advant advantage. Th* In China, until he loss lou of trade Ir 000 now due to tha civil war, takes mark of fiscal 19i9, whlih w# on nato manning a* Britain la raup last June 80 ' ‘ rpady to follow India In ia deficit of 9MU^ of tha-Communlst rule. Britain's chief Interest la to preJapan has 84X10,000 radio ro- aarva tha crown colony of Hoag •Iv ln i.ia u . Rad aaault, and: to 1 9 4 0 B u lc k S u p e r S e d a n S S i l i S aEtaffwaattoai *M 6 0 0 c w ta r o m 1946 ball B ttle k S i p f f B w U n M m .o o All ■* “'rwF’ OWING N - ETHEL BARYMOHE ■r-r JAhikT UblUH IN ' .*• M R W tfJ H .,... : .* : . ftjt ,v V .v i ■ . FRIDa V 1941 Ford 2 Door 9ed»n w tfflu r Ink entor at the 'halfway W2& tayayj hall ■V, l .w THURSDAY - 1939 Plymouth Sedan m l j II, l » . w ill !« th tha mljrtur# aa. the to *H ^ii tjf.avirag# Mac Arthur will writ# ■ 1' "*Ws ' , W . i ti ' . •. jEa’•* .*■•*r*• v T R l M i ia d 1R A D B B ■ wK >nftoroffr wax n » » f- lA i ' ' W FFE ■ « FNpff 9dN •aaitoPA .tNto' i •; a 'H z r* H <. p l w m . hm ! ’ .Ww e .-V v wmmmm ■'<V»V-C- _ Ii TONIGHT O K . « •* yiaba ssv ' C O N D ITIO N E D BIG DOUBLE FEATURE EACH TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY returm to Amerl—i . ■ jyy&R'1 t m A IR IJ. S. BuNinessmen Fear British Will Dominate Futiire China Trade but U la safe to bet the ~ greaUit ItmaU party wtU end tho year t r> W4I, k votera in Its fold than Bara or -or Jean m Craftsmanship In stained glass teethed its M glitsl level OiOOCJh European monks In tha 14th an? 16tli centuries. Russia And The Kennarw Sometime* thing* can get to bad that they juit have to g*| belter. iThat ream* to hav'e been the situa­ tion thi: New Year: holiday when traffic fatalities in race** of 500 h id baen predicted, NeW Year* it §5wtaye a bad lime for traffic accirlaati. And a* averyona know* h id waather tend* lo increasa the accident rate. Tha combination of ’ bod waather on the New Yean ahead plus tha holiday eplrii have been expected to prouaprecendenled number of la. but actually lha axad it# wet the case. Because of weather, many celebrants horn*. H«ncc tower accid* Who will carry tha elections! world by IU epochal growth. But The mld-flteal year Tha crystal ball foga up there, commercial color talavlalon—Ilk* more than, double ’ than ever. wa» lha tha half sons Act) continuation European R i c o v e r y Program tract itreu'glJishlng of' tha anti-trail laws; passage of tlje* St. Lawrami olhei en*-*- -eswav projerl power development*. 1 vmtj J __ ' "'i ' ' 1 \ • */ *'- * . • .* •t \\ i s i * If n r — r fvS./V'Y.i,w.l* weep. qff.#M#4aatoa» \ itfil -‘P-■ :»r.v»,*i( v* 1. 1 | ... . ; �EQffiBBS : . - 'T “ ' T*TyV* ’g rrr r ^ r r ; •.fwvivym uilni y'uV’: '"'Vk JSiLn ’1 I■•vV -rr-r. - T* * j -y».. ./ •• • ! rn r mvroi W E P O T 8 P A Y JA W . 4, 1950 Socw / Telephone (Carlin Palmer Ray—Hociety Editor ■- j /. ------------------------ — ------------ - — —------- - - . — | 1.1, i l l Y e a r's • "SWinKbi* 'C hapin “‘.Tt r T . - nrnFr of EsMarn Stnr, will meet ut the I Mainnlo Hall nt 8:00 I’ M. Members of the Sunfuni fjnr-lrn i Club will entertain with n *ilvrr tea The niihlir la Invlteil to m il 8:80 P.M. .t» iti*pt*i-t Ihr new '^Fil. I.nil.ling oil Kit t Viral Street The IVcid Side I’tirrrtl Tem-lict* Association will meet at'.T.VHi P. M. In hit |n reeled with a bnnul meeting at 2:80 I1. M. The T. K. L. Claaa „f the Kir at Paptlat Church wilt meet In the Educational Building at 7:80 I 1. M. with Mra. IV. I.- Rtmulennilrn** group BN hnaleaara. FR ID A Y A regular meet lug nf the AmeriA n Leglun Auxiliary will'lie lietd « the Legion Hut at 7:80 I*. M, ft have ret in m il fu n n C h a lle *tn n . W, V h . where they visited Dr. and M r*. (Sanrge M lvakaw a and *nn Andy. M r. and M r*. M yron S m ith had a* th e ir gue«t* over the holiday*. .Mr, and M r*. M elvin S m ith and M r, and M r*. Mon Itn g e i* o f New C a ttle , Indiana. — M r. and M r*. Joe V. .fam ine* o f W>Vvr S m yrna llench, M l** D o rothy ( lie n Janti'ne* and Charlea W alali 61 Tallahassee were weekend guests o f M r. and M r*. John U. Abrahams, M eu t. and M r*, ft. C. N o n lg rru ana, Leonard. A llen and flu * I f , lo f t yeaterday m orn ing fo r ff« w O rleans a fte r spending :« vr**V w lili Mra. N o n lg re n ’* inn U tef, M r*. Rmmn V ihlan. j M- -f*. *v*’ y /,i ▼ Draper left Mumlay night for till home In l^ike Waite attm vUltlng Mr. and Mr*. Harry li*e. Mra. D ra pe r and amt Mike will remain In Sanford for a ahoi* visit, H. Wavde Rocker, Jr. laft on Sunday for llallliiioro In con­ tinue hi* «tm l)^ at the School nf Dentltlry at the lln lvtrally nf Maryland after spending the holl^d ey* In Sanford with hla parent*. * Fred Roaaeller lofc nn Monday for Princeton, N. J, to resume hi* atudlea at the unlverelly aftei ' vlaltlng hta parents, Mr. and Mr*. flurivm Uit* liollA . K. HonPHti'r I daya. i • 1i 1 r r.J5 '* , -,.eea Harhra Rucker, Carol •Meriwether, Olytre Ann Ad- « M ono" K v e ....... . at Hi | \ I I’ ll II J May I n il I’d Monk I'lm tn hy tiiiy n in in i ........... M il S ....... |«, A ■ •" I i 11 i nt VI n i,| "f \ g i ie 'llti.,,.1 ......... . | ............ . |t„,I, |*„j i,. ||i, | M||,.,| Mr lu ll Mi - N .tm i i U l l i i f i i , \s in* » i N p u n n u tit tn l.io n t i i i | M i i ,n iiftiin t f'ltn tit ii it p . u l v u i ' i n (> M i ill nn Si*i in il,i\ ovi‘niti'1* V in tii'U l i f t l I i l l n i i i ■i *i i Mi I' \ \ , I Min* i n f l Iii * i f \ ip i m u m i ■■I*Innjt. Mi .State. Vi i i i \ and ...... . ,.,| conimi**l,,u in |j,,, In s t n lb 'd He *eive,l f.n ::il imm'ii ,,, 11„ O f f i c r r s I'acifi, Thoalio of ll|, till ■>>i | ,, IPh! he wa. eiim ini <ii,nr'il m ih legulai Vim. anil 1, HI 111f*‘4l*11* assigned i„ i).. -mtj, ............. 1 11" Mil "Ml* Halit V\ II * I ho ’*• ♦'Mi' 1 hud Infant! v Mi.i*n,>i | , »iii I (imi Jn ini*hi nt H »m p M i« the annoiincemem o f Ib 'iniiig. tin Hint *Mmt >m | i I l f a. 11 'lim it \ |itt W aynoan. 0 * .. d u iig lilri The will »U« If ovonl lie " I , ii i le .l " ffS i’M " f S o n ilim it’ of Sanford, to lle n jn iu in "f Ini** Spiidi* I If Him "! I (" I d f »'b "r - i \ " i* being iilanned fm the (itH'hla <^«|||f| fit t|u \\ " h u f f i 'i I -Mi«, 111* n il'll M \» I U\ M < TouristN Hold New Year's Kve I'arly The S a llird a v night p n itv " f tile T o iirl* ! Club In-Id ut the T o u rist Center wa« w ell llll• 'll,|t,d In mem K v e ly n M id nig ht found the g n c *l* in a gala mood, and to tin- piano accnm pnnim enl n f M r*. II. C, Mur,,,, the p a rty sang " A illr l bang Sync " A telegram wa* rent In M r. and M r* A. C. S tarke In Itiu lia n i, N. C "h e re M r. S tarke I* em ifined lo liiik e ’* IfoNpil a I fu r Ire a ln ie n t. lre * < t o r a n g e * t h r , n ig h th e fo n d c h o p p e r a n d * w e c le n w i t h itu g a i . a llo w tn s ta n d in r e fr ig e r a to r o v e r n ig h t to n ie llm v f la v o r * . S ilv e r b la n c h e d n lm o n d * an d h e a t g e n t ly In h o t t e r n r u i a i g a r i i i 'u n til th e y a re lig h tly to a s te d . S e rv e w it h b r o ile d f lu b f i l i a l *. F ur a n*w naiad-da<*ert serve halved baker apple* fille d w ith crenrn cheeBe am i chapped R r a ill lin t*. Place nn rittt'd d rd lettuce Ii 01 w atercres* and accompany w ith salad dreading. ii I'm m i rih u m i i h I iiim I tii'i in n nf M« l*|t’ f'»| i h r o ip lit |j» ji villi h t l " t » a "i ilii m ilt i " i i , M t i •lin n 1III in tin * Plan* i l l ' l i l t l u r tiP i 1‘ in iik l D ie new Ih lU Mm Ml piOHOtit » 11ti || i ml i * «* f i l l hi *i j j t i t 'h " m ill m is s#*iit • *1 i m t in li'j'K i It. ll. l .'M ill' iu d d in ■1114, 1fn' • *"t*■n*inu; , . , |, , M l. S ill I'M ill" le a <1 I ». 11 Mm b l"V . . I l i l / . l M i " I 'll- III 11*1*1 M li U “ Jilt'd nup I'i i*1 I, i ft l * Itn illi* tifi M iM fru tliff \ v ■p■f| ■* I K IMI ' I. i \ J* i I i t r iiit* I M > m i 4 in IM* ll.i II S in (M’filfls H Ill'll1 I In f«mni \\ • ;♦ It id *1 ll . . 1• 1I IIl i I I halpt i ’ i " f ....... ... « | h " I m i ‘ mmi'jtni* t| i*t, M' 1f uel ivi'h »1r|f •'ll H |l 'i nnt|i ' Kb- i Mi M r h Jt\ u n i it * i i ■I »*11 VI •»*• ill ’ll I * I ' ( 1• t i *»r I f lJ i" " k!n*«-m’tv nM*| t ih. V. still be t In i -I' i I, Ml M rh.IV . P.I 11 M" Hi iim .4 h I 1 ' 1 li "11 fl til flm v i'i's P j il i n ii " I i ho 1*1 nmf i Juti> t ti m * * i\ Ml r »l ii* ,.S II, r . , 11 Tlir i a*11t’-ahint-ttf Miltf’ vvji le i I'I ” in I I It l l l 'l 4 1|sM I Mil: Mi n f i f i ii Im I* H Pt " * . b • Hindu ll liiitt Wll |l ji *j11’»• I'fnMl "iii-j i'i '•iTi*i i -(} tin tilllllt* II I l l ' l l Mi Ii V* In i | d i «*1 t l . " M i l l Mill .im I " H li S in m iii i ji pr» s fu f w t iH 't* f i e , i'riu || • 111 i j iim I < " lu ip lf iiii, V! t 1%HI l. ' v i t l i t i't | •j«i fo n t, , s |» | W \\ W 11 * i i it mn| M i. it.ill VI. - J «! *■. • ' .......... vi " i t b \ IM in rh I«m \ i I u t ..tn ' m i l ->f | |>g t i ililo l Mil k u m h i , \ t • mi Mi ,1 l i l t ' ■llM | *4*1f , t n ct i Mill, M !" nm i | hm mi i m irifli .1 u ifi th r t l i tn, I Mn Im i II m ill V11 i ♦ JIM .« fit. I f" I t 'll ii t i l t ji f t 'H l l i o i v f**»*i S H v i'i sii**| i i iiii, Wo I, i. ( in n I ( ti punt I (Mill " i i k •’ ( 'f 1* I'u kt . h u l l. l l " -i h|»|<n«kM9mi ni * M* ii* nut | ■ nn I . I'M fIn m i fo i In p *if M r 1 " I 1 Jlntl 1" M l * )I'M U .1 ’ 1" I'n l'lll **d th r tnhh' tvcip m hif«* m ini n H T ill l. IH i: i ml mu i In I . *h • ll, l l l 'l 1’ \ 11 M il’ "1 s A i " 1'1 ih l'il U llli M\ iit ii 'y mrt" \\ .■i P**t *' In - Ji Mr " I I I fill* i l l i ll tin VI, I y; fin in I , VI i • 111 l!" ♦ '! 1* i •• Im , h til K»i|tl I r l l r r t r y t ill ' m I lie til |n in it Im ii ji tin iild * • • n ,.M 1 » Illil " d 1 MI► f* fi'llillll Will In «Ir ik IV1’ I IM il d ll' I T h o fn llt 'A Hip b i' Ifik L jilb d ut i hi 11 i •l i t i irn«w»i n f i n i i l i cent I r n IM ■< I n i W n r lh v M at * m ■‘IllMh'S Of whjtf, s illtr .IM'I hi ■••ill i i 11)11 i 't 1» ll\ I 'l l ! 1i i " H Tho <ho*»» fi11*i if i »'' t *. j*.t.. if e( s> \ » .i " M . 1......, M i m H 'U h iir n i i f I ifM’ iJ in h. . n i l n l t, F i n g . \ •M 'hih I ’l l t l o .... 1 1’ n liin w n v rly o t if in llr niul f i l l l l o l i •*hu \ . \ l . K \ III" . oKirf, Shi* wr»n»* n nn Nfijfe* nf ufti.c Shr. i ,< i* k c , ’ ■" IM III * .. M , If VV IIMOM II mf III 4| 11(fI* |>)m 44«| ,4 .1 1 1 M l , •f. | r > M i I'u j 1. , MrUe f wm ... 111! i . <n i f »,f1111" M. 1 -ot vine h\ VtiN (Ifili* o n , ,lj W 1 . 1 I IK I " ' •< M Thou* ntlofoliriir with Min rt.Mtnn it • Mae VI «Illil'■!:1141, Ml M Ij'.ii >i! HDIItld « \l. k M a th e w s W e d B e n ja m in W ill W ils o n M i. and M l*. John .1. M albew* . if W avia n**, (ia. m m ,,lim e,I le.lay the e n g n g e in i'iil ..f th e ir d a iig ’iler el * mid gne.*t*. I'lnnehlf’, Iii lilge, Kvelyn Malhew* In IteiijHiui’i nna*tn mill checker* weir i n llaid lli Wll.'on, .11., »oll of Ml mid joyed until 111:00 u’chirk. IIftei Ml * Itenjaiiliu Hardin Wil*on il*o n.'li Mr* Tlinoihy Itiiiiiilnie a n -1"f Waycroa*. The wedding will lie •e m iii'H that the New Year'* p a rty would begin. U • 11» i n I Mi f '"Mum i \( i For Pastern Shirs *......... | tn O f in te re *t to many trie n d * in S a n fo ld the engagement o f M i** K vclyn M athew * o f Of M i. and M i*, .lolin .1. Malnewa, fo rtn e ily H a rdin W llw m , .ft, id IVny. .use. A w edding near fiitm e an I'Veid ..f the mail f iit u i. V|i*» M athew * i* llie gim m d a 'ig lite i n f M r. and M t*. I' c. M athew* nf J a *|ie r and Mi IV V. lln m k * and the late M i. I.n '.ifia u f l ake Itu lle r, She m i. gra I ml ' I lim n D ii’ Seminole H igh S, I.... ) ill IP III where she wa* a member o f I he Phi A lpha K«npu M iru rlty. Since m oving In W a y riii* * w ilh tier p a re n t* *tl* ha* been eiu|d<i). she i* n m em ber n f the Hi In M s nl,,,lie and T e le g ia p h Company S liei* a member n f the Heta Ktn i* I fi|i* jiful Chapter n f the In te rn a tio n a l *,u ' Lieut ' u rn i'i M> * .lurk II..H. Mi ii I Mi k f o rlty , lle tn Sigma I'lil. .. . n , w n nf 11i*f k »n- *Ii , Mr u t 'I Mi Mr. W ilson I* a graduate of Ho, M| „ . , .... * »» . t l u io, M i u n d M r - • h m b* Vnd*. he a tte n d e d S m ith C .e n .g .a , Ml , M | . ............. ,n lt o n g t a . a n d i . m iw ..... 'f | i , I ’m I b y M " V " It r n t h e r a l l a i i e l ^ ........ T h ig p e n . M , * I / ware, I lie He th e g r a m U n n n f , , h u i m l . . , H a y . ......... V "g .r I I f mu: in' i.tllh't j IU I h 'l m i . |£4-«1111f J i T I m t'l iii* uinfhof ivti|H ji g(-#iy HMnl n il ii 111i N.l- k j|i ri'a a o H f* -illil lit" nm»(I ii ■i »t tl»»’ hMilr’gtnnm tvn tfiiu iio tl m nft w ith Vt ( ill'll ll*' lil'U-n n M| o ilh l* k J|l 1*0 4* I I., ii i •* * m • i o h "t h 1 "" ' 1 udinit *i if Mi H 'u d e i " I il M I f " l 4POS .'lin m le l b , I end n m h. 1,.« h* -11 OTII p i" V«*d 1 In ...kk . ♦ |M t 111 f i " ’ tl • t ' t m i l At hi uh<■ N till *1<•1 It (id Sh u I a. h 1" i iiD i " " in* .♦'i "1 Hu IS «f 4b \ hill Sin (b'u •» • (i n ill. r ,i r ,i b n h .i " m u. inn i ti t . .i. I t " m n ." f k ji I t(in i •lull \ l •fiUl* • ‘It 11*• ( Imvlfti* • •1 .i 1*111111 if fl't *'*. nl v ein 9 , 1 II' n • »l Im I'I id'i i ""M fifth! H« iiiiio d o 1 1 1141* S h ""1 , M i | ("rM o i "U S *'1|»p|"Y* d Ml b f * l " i » i 'l il ♦ ' l|n ; I In 11 j ll ("• "1 *'l ,|'|| i" i f!i^» In n i)’ ■ b l f 1H IIM Mj if h tn U t* • j| 1. 11 11 in* .u n i M i * In 'ii ! " *!n*’ " i i t It 11• if iff (| o, i- 1 n n 10 M \ H| \ IM* Jlttu 11 111 1 S lie e l I II - I - "-vr A M ill11 J I , 72 \ - 1 \ I T ‘ tii‘ I 1 |li 1 I ’ I ’ ll! i l ll 1. »1 M" f l i p M v nil 1" 111‘iko 0 1 (»M Avori"o I bo 'o m liM jj 1hiIm fillkO't4u O I I"! 1 I d IJ «»*» S he * •-*. T> pe I -* « "d v. I'iilo. " 1 n ft AST II M A 7 12 \ Jib I 'l l l n u I ,i-.t's, I 't p e 12 v .'Hi IM 'n w I , i m * ., ' I ' i pe I III \s Ka 400 K . 42c I2w m HATH MAT SMTS-A TKKKin(< HKK’M OHi* Double Si/e Bed SpreadH-l.^. Seleelion HATH TOWKIjS BY ( ANNON 11 lu te K x lr n 11 lu te l. a r j io &8f! tut I,(tre e e,t. e<t W h ile • 'le tlltim I ’Hstel ( nliirs • K x lrn l.n ra e eit I ' hu I p I CuInrH * K x lrn N ice ea I'aislel tl nek T i i u p II h V ery I'r e lly A NW irtiitenl ca- 390 490 790 280 .Of) lln lh Ti»«eJla, N ew CitlorH Heu- i!!*c I fo r T H M A N E F R IN LACE TABLE CLOTHS. ■» $1.98 E:t. D1SII TOWELS ......... Keg. 25c Now 2 fur 29ft Demonstration will bo held Jan. G 11: A. M. to 7fiOV P. M. fstoi*e 8 1 M W h ile S h e e lir iK P A n r i r m il l s yd. 650 p k i - k h k i .i . yd. 590 I f your ratio hits Itnoii (HnirniWiI ns Aathmn or 8 1 ” Hayfovor, you will I h* frrcfitljk IriloreHte*! In tills l 1• U n b le a c h e d t product. I f you am n present cimiomer of th# , S h e e tin g . J__ Idiy-A-Waya Can b« marie with a .Small Depimil. company, brlnjr In your rwltulizur for repair J. At. GARRETT'S and free nervlclnir T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. COHNER FIRST ft HANFORD AVE. — s 'f y j ' V & -: esniiH‘Vwtwa ' » l'« l'flfij|j • . *if "lo * , ( t 'lb le u . I, d e l , 'l o l l * lu llin g \ I ,t |M \ I ! *' 11111Ml j .> J t,!t I «1 It ml I V * I 'I D I • l i t • S I 'P H ' I ' I " in •11in t , m i'l I II itn il hU ^M tiM iepil SIIIOUTS AT A SAVING ,\ .it In ititl f i imp 1'totiifc* 1 «• M i|, (fl|| Mir ( M»tn»n ' *1 t bu i t *■\V*'1I*B# s!io nn ' " M il nf 'icM L* I j u ii **t J •* 1” <1 I n i l 111 Up In H 11 J 'n tliiy '* . f o u l i n ' * \»*u» * 1:*' it* h t "1 ' J" H " I I y u " n il I In p | " 11 iii 11 • ii I 1 buy M 1" d. d \ ♦ If Jltiu ’ ll u i ' i o J jm k IS. k i t I »i M1( Vt n i t M ilto i , u l t " .ml bo i i " u l i l lo '." !* ' ii* 4' 1■ I - * t l l l ' l I il l o il I H f " I hi " I " ’ li II n .................. P‘ (" 1 1 11 M f '1 it 111it 11 vi ii .1 I i H k I'I v n iU ip j h u f i l I '1 •mtlli T tio d n 1 *111,) 1 *iiiio liiio k 1 I b*'<" 1 M. m 111nt Mt o ip in llo il Him a lt 11*-1 11I mi i l l ■* In* I M " ! h «M f ll o w o lls r " I ^ <M!0 I Mu l« i o \ n u . 1 Inn In 1 iiii pi in iii'iv o M f in d I I" Mm I S on b do t'P'i « • I 1 i i i 'l I lu ll h i lu 'u iiM *'# u o io 1 In op iid 'io d >** ji p ||M Vbib,nun t - "» i;« 1. | » ti I \b W >"»t burry Burney (Rv«n Party On Birthday L a rry Burney w a* honored nn Id* l l t h b irth d a y w ith n th e a te rupper p a rty given hy hla parent*, Mr. and M r* Jack B urney, The guest* gatheied at L a r r y '* hnmn nt H7U Kaat T w e n tie th H ire r I and am * ami M a ry Helen p ile hnvn le ft were taken bv M r. and Mra. B u rfn i the nuraitig -rhm il at E m ory „ev to the K it* T heater where they aw "T h e F ig h tin g K entuckian . H n lv e ra lty u fte r v la ltln g th e ir F o llo w in g the allow the y re ­ iia re n t* (n Hanford fo r Die h o li­ lu m ed to th e Burney home wbetc day*. they enjoyed game* and a garden M r. and Mra. s. v t;ha*a am i { upper p u tty . L a te r the y went In,1e Hie children, Syd and H ally, re tu riia d j ’ 1hie the house were L a rry open, la st F rid a y fro m Palm Beach, F t. *d gHta fro m h i* frie n d * Lauderdale and K rv West w lie r -1 Tno«e In v ite d to be w ith L a rry they apent a abort lim a. Hyd C h a v ivprp F .llia h rth W o o d ru ff, M ary le ft yesterday afte rn o o n t il rernnne Hose Hpeer. P a tty W itte , H a rrio t h i* studies at W n n d iiry F o rie s l Hoddlng, Nancy Cuehlng M a tty Ciim ernn, M ary A nn W rig h t, Ken* Academy In V irg in ia . m th Ramsey, W ayne McCoy, Ro­ M r, and M r*. A. K. R n * » rlt" r bert Reuly, Jim m y Owen, R obert bad a* th e ir gne*ts a t th e ir home Samuel*, E rnie M o rris , Robert M orris, M e u rir* P h illip * . Tom m y '•II Celery Avenue fo r the 1to1ld"e< M r. and M r*. A. K. R o **e ll*r, Jr., W ln tt and Hei ' t Tooka. o f New Y m k C lly and M r. and F o r a cooked vegetable cassernle M r*. J, W. N orm an am i d u n rh b -r Nanny n f W e»l Palm Beach. Unnn m iv re le ry crescent* w ith diced 'da re tu rn to hi* home M r. Norm an carro ts, green peas, d ia g o n a lly onderwent an a p pe nd rrtn rn v fro m sliced snapbaen* and sm all w h ite iiiiin ti rin g *. Add a cream sauce w h lrh he ia now recovering, and top w ith b u tte re d rrum hss M l** Jane H ardison ha* re tu rn - place In a m oderate ovan u n til the "d tn her hnme In T lfto n , Da. a f ­ sauce and vegetables are heated te r v is itin g her fa th e r and eleu- throu gh and the to p p in g Is lig h tly , on a t th e ir hump on P alm ettu A- browned. •other. M r. and Mra. B. K. H a rdfIn c b n o ilrg saucepan* look fo r venue. Thp H ardison* also had a* h e ir guest* fu r tjie ho lid ay*, M r. one* th a t are fla t-b o tto m e d and ila rd lM in ’t alela r and b rn th e r-ln - have s tra ig h t *ldae and t ig h t - f it ­ la v . N r . and Mra. Horace T hum p. tin g ro ve rs: pans o f th is sort mv foot N n W , lo t's ill l i t fn n |ili| | i l l n l Mill L a t e ly , ' l l * * M a n , " a * a v o id e d " H I f a l e " i l l i *ab'M | ro p le he I d l i n g a d r e * * m n k e r . " I b n \ a b u n c h id m a t e r ia l a n d ta k e n to h e i a n d HIIV, 'h e r e , w h ip m e IIP - m iie lh in g H o w in lin e f i l l i n g , do 1 h a t e * I ve lig d p i* l o n * S in ' g o t th e lim a f ....... m o v .h e can m a k e tin i d l e . N in a ll a lik e M l* * M a in , w h o a n deekod " I d in a f i l i m p v ( a im . I n - , , ..........S u m m e i S tuck.” ow n* I n ' one coal a h im k . p ie W in a l l , i n 1 he n u ll l i ..... * h e m ig h t lo n e m a te d b e *t d ie » * e d M i c W i l l ...... I'n b w w a * a t th e A . a d e iin a w a td two v m il* J1|*114 H ho n ils Up t " l JIM ♦ I n| "T h e K g g and I " " | \VI1* tln in n ji p ii'H lto f i l l I .I'ilM i l l il ( in iiH N 'Ifl I llil! In ii k1111♦'rI MIO • " p u l nn H im ih m " (»»• Mil “ S'* ho ( 'i n il If lit tno n I " i nm 1 J m - . jtin l ImiMOi! rno n f m ‘'m il llm mo %| ■III \ | ItO I'MJll 1»•'III h »' i UOl| I I in vo l i 11 u t i l n lit* ' > lrr •1 1 1 1 0 “ Hho lo b i**o'l Ii#" i i i n t " i t o jii'k lo u in n t in t ii i ’-l (in " f i i i i o p lin u ; 1 1"H<0 4 |411I m I 1" III Jl p t n i l....... w .f I.) .11. Mi O’ II So c ■ | H'l' III ll.., i d . I \ n.l, Mi M u , I h r,, ' "l Mi * 1 M VV .III. \1 JIM*, 1 It • III, ! M f M > 4 Mniu r, Mi jiiii! M» * M. I f’• » i i 1 ’ .HI V\ iif dui Ml II I kMir, ,11 Mr jiti11 VI. i Hit h.»» '1 i A- i d 1 "1 llil'l , 1 I M. I >i> ■ .id ’ Himvit Mi jimf Mi ift'iiiif" \n I'I,. Mm " i' . H ull " a ..Ilia S I" ■ M t h im ! v11 * M I •I,. ct Halmt ii. I* Mi in *I VI t j l> •1* I..I I I Si " I I . J i , M i j iiid M i 4 tiiU M id 1, til. Jnnos ( \ \ 1 m ill i i i | ,1**t101 1 * 11 i .e r v lc l .d la g e p lo y e d M i* C. II. A ndrew * and th'e la*i 'I t A m h e w * n f IV n yrtn a * and Die late M r. and M r*. It. H. W tl. son o f Cine B lu ff, A rk. h* ‘*t mo. I'm in*4! «•» m uiniM I •* I miv ill on* ifrt ytill j|lo tl in (|M iiiiliminl diinmili, f, .teriulv, • h’t Ida I'l.ie i* : the ,i mi. mid I tie I 'in i. ,- il \ i poo .riioi.i it.i n HOII T H O M A S ~ *IIO U a T T V fM f» . Jan. i “ —JTT'i in n i|iif(*r' .1iTtf rtrrpn Nuw th n i (lip lit hf*nt*iiiP.’4**i*i| nitinv HttiMlitV nM oiiinttri |ri ffm WHiiicti nf *ho yrm Imvo hron K h I I'i ' shy !*■» inn f 'hnt< h tV fh i ! , i* "ft *I ri 11!* tl 11*|» n f na m rtl, M a ijiu io .Main want t n t ’ H* 1* ■?' hiM itl n 1 M n f t hi* |I1 u n i- * ! ifio » M *it Mi iirtil Mi .ItHiti F*m tniin, h»“ ThwfM nn n»»n**r I Imvo coining • 'jillio t in ' h i tf|n n f R tth i'H |,o ii l l n n t j to m r,M In n u h 'it I ho n in vo l I In • », n *n i" f M i n n il M> . I M u n toil u m n iin vvhn i i i I io i I a, *• I iln tt'i • ! T in i o i i iiiM in Mam. p o i fo r m o d 1 ulvo n hunt I •»!* olnlho*..” h\ H•** V 1 M !» »ii in Mir* pro*M J nn M m I m ' h tfiiim tM c si iti ij m h ' in f nf t ho im iiioifiiiiM frim flfos n f i I h I in Inn Ik ti* oiirliiM iliiv**. '*\Vhon tho • i mi pin I UT|k Ji h t ilf ’ ij t l l. '' .ill M T Illll'ti, 1in ih u i.h nn* I«>*aiu11fn11y i!#tj'*m \ ifiiith o i Willi lit k im * tno n imm "1 Hl'l'il U it ti |f ill lit. Jdli1M1 it MNk> 1 - u f * hoi n f ihoMwof*. I u m ilil \io n r Jn>*t uhil» i;lnth in *• * M i» t ifo n t# mio n f lh**m u n til it m i. T nulu t f'l Ku n i* 11 \ onifni **t\ n pr«,i* wnt n Mill. Mv III!o tlt» *i i:»nm " f i fiuptiMl .nM4j, (lin in g tn not mo tn huy n h*t '»( ifn ‘ n*», (lie i "iiuMn h u t . f h t i r t 11n Vi- u n it'll ••h it pi** ” 1In I.M.b' IVIlH tiMi ni t li ft in nn H im ih ffio u ltio it «tt in (m in hot i;ubm ♦ JI111111Ml ll 'IM " it w ith i o l n l hui* W illi Mf|l» *|U*np»0 11 (lli b .h v 1"Ml* ll "m il u M t* Iml •*| w m iM n 'i m im l ii I • !:♦* und b M’D n . » t'l i f t She worn i lit gI II *i|n|0, U lllli 11 ilto .s *»f f tin* n i " iij;. 1 I Milk • ji i ni«l luifk. lin k ii ml |»n\ h u ll," l»o nihl Mi I I" Ml,t. Ilil t ! *f f , ,11 , 4Kl V"t| • H u t th o t im i h l o i th n t th o i unit i " ii "t it- n i h im w «?i o m ■*«loH|tnl nlwwyja tnlk I'ln •*♦** I n il' m 111 -.ij it ->f ini 11"•t 1n('M j*** Ii. t»ln titn u n til hoi «lm« l • lin o ^ nn 'll 'Inn w ith t'irit k M' * o**jmi| f f «•r* im i I* . 1’ i m i l h , nhnnt t*m m tho n f 1*n ajr ^ it "I n Into u *41il«Mttt% to fiim m w hon 4 I11* kn * 'hnivti hio m ill t " n Ai t ; ' i . i » iim n fu r M 'i't'\'tiii*t|* iii th r I 1 * -i‘ Mi I! " f i " * .• mi in n iiiF i in - I* a of i •‘ itilord. She attcndiMl Sanford ■rhool* and graduated fiom Sem­ inole High School with the ;ln f of IPJJ. Following inn grailun . thin *lm attended Clou,la Stain Crdver-ji y lt> Tallphn ,*eo and John It. Stetson llniicrslty In Mel.ami. Slu i* at in. .cut ,u employee of the II. .limn'* (jut Agency. She recently t'ceame n pledge of Hctn Sigma I’hl, ini • national aoiorllv. I.teiil, Tinner, also * native of Sailfoi.r, I* a gi.olmt,. ,,f Seminole High School, iml fo|. lowing hi* giaduntlop »l tended the i ’nlveisitv ,.f ll'.iid a in linini'HVille when* lie icerived hi* IIS degree in IPIII. While nli tending the I'nlvorsitr he he­ roine a .... ... of the ft Kapn i \lphn, sia'ial frati'iidiy, „ >r. ved a* It* oiesulent ,|,i, ni,f |.|- | *i nh>r year, lie « n* ,i|*> ,, m,.m her of the Mphii Tan \ I in,ini ^ eiliiclltli.mil Cl 11emit y, \lphii /eta. iuili.<Miil Hg... ii'luial >, T H R EW Ollle Bell Fortsoit W ciIn Robert Hunter flollynoml F u rn e r. i a,- ffN* - • 7 * PAGE ..w..— M b * - t.V I him - Wiiycio** High School, lie enlisted in lho United Stele* Navul All Cnip* iii IPt.t end ufti'i ginduntmg fmm gunnelv *ehou| in lluMv C liirk e n "tdad salidw lrh e* ui> wood. Pin., he jnlneil III* sipnidl'in dele im i* -eivi',1 w ith raw ru m . . nl lipnliikn mid « e r v e d in the h e n y mid mmigi' relish to miike ( • „ Thenl ei of tlpernthin* M r. and M r*. Andrew C. S t(•!■• h e ||< 1| * ] | pul I I I W I ' l i i n b e r r i e H f i l l ' ! | , i . ,li-clmrge from the r. and M r*. K. J- Hughe* and daug hter lla ta u n h n f .fuekaon t’llte have r e t 01 Ill'll In the ir hotne a fte r v is itin g In H anfoid w ith Mt and M r*. M. I,. Hahnrn, Jr. W o lle r fr a h - r m lv ; F. C. Steven* rendered -evetal Mr. and Mr*. Edward White pinnu select Inn* and gnnip *ingKara rrhirmtd frmii Clmltaiiooga, ilig followed, Mii*ical game* were Tenti, w h e r e they vl*lted relative* played and danrlng wa* enjoyed tn (RW the Chi'lalrna* holiday*. |||U*|| nf the electric vIctridH. At 11t!IO sandwichc*. uratlge Juice, i a n d .R tiil^ lll Oraelmff and und (TiH'a-Coln* were served tillfIdlllti luiro arrived,from arrived.from He Ip Imrt* rhj|Vivy|*ll Mr- »od M l*. fej style. Mr*. Paul Sehnldet wa* refreshment chnlrrnan. and sun*. R n W t and Krnln. »n n n m Inn. MONHAY M r*. .1.' I h T ip to n o f CoffeeVilla, Kun-us, I* the tim i* *g ii,'* i of M r. and Mra. H arm an B. M » ir l* pt son ,>f Mr. mill .Mr*. It. W. Turn­ er of Mil* city, w.r.. miiioiiiH'ed on Saturday evening a. « party giv­ en hy Mr. and .or*. Clunk I.. .... i , ' l l , prior to the New t r i 'K a i i a y Personals n ,» rro t he engagement of ^ii** Nnm-. I Collum, dmighter of Mr. a ml 148, Mr*. Andrew Fred <"Hum, to '•octal Calender Circle* of the Woman’* Mi»ainn arv Suciriv of the Find Bnpli*l Church will meet ut 11:00 A. M. aa follow*: Circle No. 1. Mr*. My­ ron Smith, rhalrmun, In tho Men'* Bible claaa room: Circle No. 2, Mr*. Mack N. Cleveland, #liairmao. In the T. K. I.. rlaaariMitn; Circle No 8, kirn liov Iteel. cluilrmap. in the Women’* jlll.l* cla»*ro*tm; Ditch' tfo . 4, Mr*. J. I.. Jnrk'suu, chaliman, In the Young Men’, rla**room I Clrelw Nu. ft. Mr*. II T, Turner, chairman, In tile Feddl* rlaaVrortni; Circle No. 0. M l*. It. T, Thomaa, chairman, In the I'hlla* theft clflauinomi Circle Nn. 7, Mr*. Bl It. Heck, chairman. In Mr>. Diann'n rlaaarootn. At 12:00 o’clock a covered dish tune herm will he *arvrd In the (Icm ial Aa*enihly rip) IP and at 1:0(1 o’clock Circle No 4 .with Mr*. John I.. Miller. (Jgnl;iui)i elmlnmin, will dlicct the program. Harr *uh|eet will !»■ ‘‘Playing Fair with Other* . AH women of tho chin eh me urited to allcnil ami visitor* uro '»'•! come. Tho Himlienm Hand of the Wo mao’* Missionary Colon of to • Flrat Rnpll*t Chinch for children aped four to *la V...... will m eet at 11:00 A. M. In the church nur­ sery. p »rr«r> u n MIm Collum To Wed | r Lieut. Walter Turner And Hermnal Activities ... **•' *7 * �—-e , R A jg n jn jim M x jj^ . w ii u u’ Kurlander CCNY Quintet Is New Tennis Pro Breaks St. Johns Field Trial* Ran At Mayfair Inn 7 Opening Braces Win Streak, 54-52 • •• HAS HOLD ON WRESTLING - By Alan Mav«r Champion Wins SuBivau Award N E W Y O h ir rin r.' 4. - lA'i Richard T. (D irk ) Hutton. first American ever to win un o iv iimlc I w # e rs T L /.\'3 COACH, WHOSE A o o /e s w il l 0e S H O O T IN G F O R THB/R 6 9 r* COHSfC U T IV E ftK lllJ 7 it f r .Z • n M V r Tennis Playim# D utis H a r t Of Jackson­ ville P l a c e s 5th * OKLAHOM A A.€M. s k a tiifg c h n in j r i o n i u p , ||n .' , barn voted tin* prised Jaincs K. ►V'/zV “ alllV Sullivan Memorial Trophy, award­ w hbh ru e / open ed annually to the niitHiiiiiilliiK U. 8. amateur athlete. m e iR . In winning the A.A.U.'a fores p a s OH, mo* t award for 11*49, the 19-yi-nrJA M JAR / old Harvard sophomore from 14 r* / EnaloWou.1, ,N. J,, „ it cedent. No other winter spurts athleta ever had won the trophy he fore. The trophy has been pri-xi-nted annuallv alnre 1030 to the ••anmleur athlete who. hy performuine, t im p ik . example and kocmJ Inflm n.i- >li<l most to advance the cain.0 „f Ko,„j ■portMnanihip during the year." The g r a c e f u l , hrownhnired youngster enptured the Olympic title at HI. Mnritx, Hwlt/eilmnl, last Pehruary, In a hrilliiini exhi­ bition in freestyle skating. lie jx the current world's champion ami holds every major title fur winch hr is eliglf.le. , / hop n iv tR Runner-un was Joseph Vrrdeur n a fo r ifp A c a of Philadelphia. Verdeoi, crack C O IL e c u a H, TOOK all-aiouml swimmer and winnei «f O V tH A T OKLAHOMA the breaststroke crown ill the /H t / 4 u H h t/i 1HA 1048 I .ondon Olympic games, w iim O T K 0 A K ITA ll 7 / third In last y e a iV p o il winch wan c r H A i o n r a u la K t o r i r a o / n a - no #*•«» won hy Uoh Mnthlux, nlympic thH it tO Y* A Pt A ltO MCA. A OLYMPIC M AT COACH cathlon lltlisl from Tulare, t'nlil rtA M CHAMPt - A n u t HI 1 9 4 a / James Ptichfc, Yitln'i Mint put great, finished third. The (In CbiiU husky heaved the |ti pninnl f r n iiir .it* #r *<«« / a w e l»«4nn». *» Iron hall f.8 feet, H 27-li4 inches in Oslo lari summer fur p world rec­ ord. The other placing* were: Fourth — Fred W ilt, FHI man who represent.) the New Yuri A. 0., the nation's lop distnnre runm-i. Hy A l.E f KAVtDK I nark of finding opomu-nts' west Fifth — Doris II art. Jack onAP Nre-ifc ilu re . |.mnts. When he ralh-il u piny, It vllle, Fla., tennis ;tut and Wight IN T E R N A T IO N A !. I A I. I. S, ii nallv clicked," nays Nngur-I.i man nip player. At inn. - lliuiil.ii Nugurxl.i' llronl.o singles out two Inw.i Sixth — Hnihirtn Jrn"**u, tom 'I hone w in da a le a t lilU g lc III Fraticitco, hackstruke and medle, I b is , Ilia lu ilu e to w n , i t llu -v a n - players ns itlnniloul- liming In ciilli-gi* career. swimmer, hit'll individual •cum i- v e r y w h e r e e ls e I Iran I’ape and Hill Glasgow ill the Ill-Ill womenV Imlmiuil m llriinkii, a living li-geiiil in foul door Mini uutdooi t-lmuipjiiiu lit| laill, is a lung iiini ii-slili-iil of were the two stars laigi-lv re meets, t hin InetliiiK ciiiiiiuiuuty mi tin- spmisihle for defeating Miiini-I sola in M>i!H and l!C(l. Mupc wn Seventh — Alien Slack, King i Tiiimliitii holder. ham, Muxs., fm i iic i Vide h w iiii Hetwi-eii wicxtlmg iippi-iiriiiices, a speedster. Glasgow just how led unr who won tin lo I H lllympu work im his Hill lien- iarm, ami over everything in front of him hackstioke title and extaliiixlie- hunting and fis/ling exciirsiuns, hy sheer powei. In tlie MH!tl game with the severul world recurih in h ,. .pc Nagnr-iki Is a Itnsy nuin. llnwkeyi-1, Niiguski's niimlicr was d ally last yeai. ■Mr. I ’i lift t>n11 llvi-i in n cuiii- I'l. Ili-il a weak side siisilr h of I A nationwide panel id -pml (nrlllhle home nil Kililiv I .like authnritie» palticipnl.d m tin It ’s hcf-ll many yeui-i Mice he tackle. As Hronk crnshi'd thimigh final viitlllg im the seven Oiilstanil wore rleali-d ttnn-s, lull tils ill i h i >1 llu- clear, (iliugow himai-d up frmu his defense piinilioti ing amatcure. | te rn t ill the the spoil Is still The ensuing iiupncl mold In* ! high. A id lie hmk> fit enough to In.m l uII over the iituihillii, Isit hr wrnniiK. old Nu. J Im tha tin* Minnesatu fnllhack* runtlnm.l 4wN. Chicago llem.-i again. lit yards fur u tmichdiiwo. pu' Till- Nag hi like in Willi t Ins ting the Gopln-in aln-ail, V to .(. Hears in lU-'IU nflet leaving the Fan* Pan* « was atilt veryiiBliu'h nllsr, VH hn REACH; „Jnii, 4— lljpes l !MV*nilt\> uf Minnesota, lly that ioiwi-v OF. as N n p u rskl i sin 'llrl«l)*Lytecrtml Annual Ifullan Iff* nr limn lied Iirange 'h a il'lust none lad's.. l\VI'it Ii two ’ mlm|ti<4 M-inultiIhc ilmming ii|g-cil that mg iii 'thc game, Pape broke Inure (’minty Pro-Amuti'in I'linmplon- nf ship of .'Pi hides, 18 cadi day, will hiiiuglil him lUitlmiiil fame, Na- to give Iowa a Ii tu 7 victory. sn>s, Imt the redhead In held Ml Hie Ituyal Mail, (inlf gurski W hllu re ciiu u lin g tin- deeds of Cluh, ut Vein llcach, SulilMlay developi'il Into a terrific defen-e team m ates and ilv a la , N a g u rski muo, espei-iiilly nn passes. and Sunday, Jan. 2t and 22. J ii Nagurskl's opinion. Dutch lu lls lo say tmich about him self, I<’itst price Is f.’Hiii with seven tin- 240-pound M lnm ■sola additlomil pi ices It will lie n l» *i Clark, former Colorado Unlvrr. hot ball a ffa ii Hu- visitors will he ntv star and luli-r a - prufeseion- gian t s till holds many records. Hi- has un i-nvialile nothing guests of tin- tiluli ut a Iniffet ■<l playci anil enuch, wiin non supper, ,Satin day night with limit nT the nmst deceptive runnels ii curd mi piiifcsvliilllll foothall Mining i-lglil si-iismis with tinlug und fishing fur those who wi-h In- ever met. Hears, Nagui ki cumpileil un Hill lh wilt, end, and I .ink to do no. l.ynunui, tackle, were two d iica- I nvi-rage nf III u n i - pi-i play. Ill* was asked il lie wmihl lil-o gn Hear I ut mill i -m who tlrimkii In In- playing now. lecalla with ii giin. "IM like In hi- young enough tn lly ANNIM'I A’l'KD Pit ESS "When I h a c k e d up the line behind th o s e Iwo guys, I got play," lie says, "hut ut my age Kieilhall few Inckh-s," Hiunku says, "(inn, I lie’s I I I I gel mme uf a kirk A N N A I’OLIH, Md. — The Naval in awhile lliey'il let a man watching my kulx play." lie ’s the falln-i of iwu husky Arademy Mild Kddie Krili-lntt H through juxl to keep me on mv buys, 11 and 0, anil an Infant a leading candidate to muccci-i I tiHia." •linigliti-r. (icarge .Sniici as Navy head fnulT w o men who Nagutskl (omul Lal) coach. hardest • (u get hy were Cal Fieil l-.iiki-, I tniv.-rsity uf Arlt.US ANCKI.F.H — Dike liiac- i f uhl.nrd sad Mlku Mlchnlske. i kaU| Arkuuras ussinlunt, was tackle and guard, respectively, nafted ai-rlatunt /uothall coach at for the Given Kay Packers. Huh Ih4 Dnlvorilty Af California at hard Is iiuw un American League |A > Angde* haai'liall umpire, Haring.. Branko thinks C liff Hatttles, M IA M I — Kay iTlbaon ($"nh(i| Washington Hsdikln halfback, won tha Monlrnsg purse at Tropi­ was one of the greatest end run­ cal Park, twallng out Calumet's ners In the game, lie gave NaArmed by a Imlf-liuigth. guhskl many bad afternuons on NEW OKI.EAh|R *— Hsgeuess wide sweeps. (SHiOl won tin fieadllua Crowley Nngurskl lists Carl Hrumbaugli I f at the Fall: flruumls. K A M I — Cua|(uwn was a l­ nf the Chicago Reara as olio of quartarhucks the lied tup weight of |3‘J pmimla Ihu smartest the yfill,Utin Whlener liimillcap pin game hoe aaan. "Hromhaugh had an uncunnv Itronko Nimurski, Football’s Top Lino-(luster, Still Sports Minded I 1 Indian IMver (roll Tourney Opens Jan. 21 , SporlM In Uriel M e* _eat Slice Of Bowl Money, $124,009 NEW YORK, Jan. 4— (JP)— E U P A U I.A . Ala., Jan. 4— (AT— North Carolina lost the gam* hut cipals a Dal $76,000 each. In this Plenty nf hirds and perfect weath­ took nome th* fattest wad of ca*h care It ir e * tu Santa Clara and er fashioned tha third of th* of all from Monday’s bowl foot­ Kentucky. Th* gross was around $326,000. xaventh renewal of th* Chatta- ball gamas. Maryland and Missouri w art hooch*## Valley Field Trial As­ On tha other hand, Ohio State, sociation* meet ever tha Wyecott which won th* day’s greatest guaranteed $46,000 each from Aft* anti Crosscrvek Plantation near thriller before the largest crowd Gator Bowl at Jacksonville. Oraar bowls pmil of! far If** hinuRUtM* her*. In the richest and oldest of the Tom Devane, secretary of the NEW VORK, Jan, 4'. — </R) post-season fixtures, barely made ut of this money, howavor, CCNY knocked highly-rated St. Association, said more covey* expenses— If at all. t come team expenses. Okla­ were discovered yesterday than John’s from the unbeaten ranks The Tar Heels, beaten 27-11 by homa figured th# traveling, camp »'"f North Csnolina Stave ruhlivil 1 in arty-other trials held by tha -Rice in the-Gotton Bowl, were maintenance, entertainment and off a little more of the lustre from group since Its start. More than handed a check for $126,961.94, So forth this year ran close lo -San Francisco in last night’s top 16 coveys were flushed hy th* all for themselves. $60,000. large gallery which accompanied college basketball games. Ohio’s Buckeyes, victors over I t ’g reported Northwestern lo#$ City College snapped the St. the dogs and their handler*. California, 17-14, on Jimmy Ha- money In Journeying out to Pasa^ Only seven braces, a total of 14 rue'a last gasp I m IJ goal In th* playing lennis ut the ugu uf eight. John's streak, at 12 straight, 64-62. dena a year ago to boat In 11*42 he ranked eight ami in North Carolina State drubbed dogs, were run o ff yesterday. Thla Rose Bowl, figure to collect a 11*41 sixth in amateur play in tin* Nun Francisco, (iU-64, with Sammy left I I braces yet to be run In mere $10,000. Th* losers will net California In th# Hose, Bowl~$ But things may get belter ” 11Eastern l.awn Tennis Association. ICuutmo dropping in 2H points. The the open all age stake. It is hoped about $90,000. around. The NCAA bowl comml|.liter in il*4-i he entered the Dons li-il 12-2h iiefurv fulling lie- that the stake will be completed There are Just a couple of the tee ha* recommended that th* Army Air Corps, ami combined Idnd. The Wolfpack now has a ll-1 Thursday. Tha open derby la quirks that popped up In carving bowls be required to pay compet­ sliti-d to l>e run o ff after the com­ the $2,000,000 howl mslon. study us a pilot with tenuis in- i i-- nrd, San Francisco 6-4. ing schools at least 8u per cent striicliuii in camps surh as Nupn'r Th* non-profit Cotton Bowl an­ of the gross receipts. Wu.xhiiigluii State edged Oregon pletion of the open all-age. Field, Ala. and llronks Field, State,' 42-18 in a . I ’aclflc Coast In Tuesday'* running, the first nounced groas receipts of $367,Thla is a matter that will com# Texas. Emerging from army duty Conference game. Kansas Stair brace saw Dr. Clydes Mack, han­ 412.80 which resulted In the lucraup at the NCAA meeting here in 11*46 he played golf for awhile, (It 1* walloped Utah State, 70-46 dled hy Che* Harris, an-l Dr. live cheeks to the principals. later thla month. won v f e w trophies, uml then turn­ ('ii'i-inn-tl made It five straight Sams Marianna handled hy H*y Rice’s Owls received $126,961 96, ed to tennis again, winning the W ith o u t defeat over Western Re Shenk, fail to make a find. T lr just a* North Carolina, but ha I _ northern New Jersey champion; serve, (JI-36, .Top Boh, handled by Herman to kick back 26 per cent of It to ship. .Shortly after that he turned Duquesiie raised Its ail-winning Smith, and Tip Top Joe, handled the Southwest Conference. This pro, streak to nine against Arixona hy T. L. Brown, also had little left the Owls $94,463.96. The Mayfair rourls with th-ir Rose Bowl auditors still are In State of Tempe, 07-01. Charley bird work. Tip Top Bob was pickconcrete surface are exceptionally; ( ’""per sank two goals In the final ed up midway In th# race became the procasa of counting th# change N E W YORK, Jan. 4— — A good fur improving the playei t from the Pasadena classic but ex­ two minutes to pull the game uut. of sickness. new version of the two-mlnut# tennis game, he declared today and In th* third brace, Gelaway Bay, pect at least $460,000 from tickets, rule In college basketball was triad Wyoming (12-4) needed an pointed out that in California handled by Dick Dodd, and Chas­ concession* commitments and so at Madison Square Garden for tha where so many tennis c h a m p i o n t overtime to whip Colorado A A 61, seur, handled by Mack McGrady, forth. II 12. Columbia won its second first time last night, and it waa are developed courts are m o s t l y From this, each of the confer­ greeted with unanimous appro­ game In Iwu nights over Oregon shared the finding of five or sis of conciete surface. conveys. Both dogs handled well; ences Involved— th* Pacific Cnsit val. 1016. Maine exciting events at* m and Big Ten—stands to get $166,Oklahoma City U,, winners of each backed up his partner. Even c'oach Frank McGuire of pruspi-il ut Hie Muyfuir ( ’mu* Okiuiiomu City tourney, Neither Agrippa, handled hy 000. St. John’s, which lost its first us Mr. Killandei intends, he suet, the I t ’s in th* division of these spoil* John Gates, nor Satllla Sam, game of the season, 64-62, to la invite some out-.landing am»- ■hupped Tulsa, 48-19. The victoix *"<w have 11 wins and two losrei. handled by Bill Etchings, had a that Ohio State comes out with City College, was satisfied with 1,-nrs and pi«s to compel*. I*'" the shortest end of tht purs# oi Dayton (11-1# defeated 6tai- find, hut Doctors Stylish Tim, the change. • ing Ids recent stay In Daytona Duke topped handled by Shenks, made two any tram that played in the ma­ Naturally, Coach Nat Holman Hen il lie played quite a hit with hull (H 2), 08-41. , ., West Virginia finds. His running mate, Spunky jor bowl*. of th# winning Beaver* was de­ Eddie t opi laud, former Rollins Maryland, 68-40, Th* Big Ten takes the money lighted. Creak Doctor, handled by Her­ (8 1 ) outpointed Geneva, 08-fifc „ . . touch, lie said. and carves it up 11 ways, two i f " It speeds up th# game, ’ both Siena or Loudonville, N. Y., took man Smith, had no luck at ail. O r la n d o Anonymous, handled by Etch­ the share* going to th* competing agreed. Kegis uf Denver, 67-38. The New S a n fo rd The crowd of more than 18,000 Yotheis' Id-game winning streal. ings, and Myokan, handled by Tom institution. Another share—one K e n n td < lu b E n t r ie s »■ lb* longest among the major Lunsford, also failed to make a eleventh, that Is— goes to th* apparently agreed with lh * men­ discovery. Ariel Titan Girl, hand­ lommixMoner’s off Icetors. The spectators cheered them•i"d near-major fives. I ( | \ I t il l ’V • \TH ir.S On# share goes to each of the svives hoaise in the final two | IM*• 4 II 14 I >—t aiftolll Wiliium and Mary won over led by Herman Smith, and Beau 'ftVl# It « IMIIIM If*' ^ Forest, 48-14, and Manhat­ handled by Ed McFarTior, rnsdn other members of the Confetcnce minutes although only one point, Mlfitl * Im M*d Jo# 'll tear I llur.i-t The Sugar Bowl also is work­ and that in the final second, tyas tan defeated George Washington. one each. TUI liill iHHitMlIil DiiKuii. ing on Its books but is counting scored. .0-04. tnn J O d|.t lM |t H i l l * —1 I •*••»'• Nil# on a gross of around $400,01)0. SEES T IG H T HACF. Under th» national rule, a team Majur games today include Ken} Is M l 4 *..i |i* I i#»i* » 4 .*l«l t*"» CHICAGO—(tP)— Defending Big The competing teams, Oklahoma fouled in the last two minutex |*r / Mut# '»i»ifi, lt»4i ♦» *»#• I. . • » tncky at Alissif.iippi State, D j liilllll. . ill. • •••! *4 Maul ut Oklahoma A i 61, Detroit Ten basketball champion Illinois und Louisans Stale, would receive gets u fiee throw then takes tha i iiin i) i tiiii•* iiiir shout $120,000 each. is tough again, thinks Coach Uni ball out of hound*. ■it St. Limn, Holy Cross vs. Ilui Irfslrrl lutiii ll**wrt t* l*r*t, The Sooner*, who trounce#! Local verdou provides that fol­ • uni and lirighuin Young ut Loy­ ry Combes of the lliini. "We have • r*.v* i i.i»**%k ii KU| t. •»•!•>. n guild, strong, well-balanced 1.811, 16-0, inu.it donate $27,000 lowing ell free throws in the filial •I• • ffIII Si | 1.111*1 K lM|e|> «• If. I ola of Chicago. I 4»l M l ll i i \t •;—A nith« tin* leuni," says Condo**. "Our success of Its take lo the Big Seven Con­ two minutes, opponents named by Misti m It'iM. I:* I *44Mill*. *1 i . 1 in defending the title will depend ference, lesvlng them $1*9,6(81 If team captain* Jump at th# foul SWOON SHOT ilia; Mlh * If - ft*'V. I’l % lluy. I line. II l.v * i»ll'lliM .\l ll Ii t|*s 111•f, >1 ' M A ItriN S O A L K , Mont.,— (iV) ■ on our ability to win the close the $126,000 estimate hold* up. L8U can keep the msjnr por­ *»MI4 Mis. Hi-rtliu (iri-i'iilmgeii, out hunt­ ones, i-H|>ecially un the road. There I' 19-1 II II %I i:—A Mills* Wllr tion of it* check. It has to fork ha* been little loss of strength ing, sighli-d ii big i-ik. She uinu-d I' ii nf Miihm ti*' MI•«I ul»••n M**.sihi*»' Ralph Killer of I’ittsburgh AU.S-I \\ 11 VA Sl'.M'h Hill llfl|l*'l f-*f ■in ■'lolly, dri.pped the animal with among leaders of IU4U, while over only u nominal sum tu thu I'lrates is the only N atH jp l • Ini, H.'iiiit* It'll. Hunk. FImiiiI hm lii-i fust shot, tlii-n kWiNiiied. It team* that did not have success Southeastern Conference. The Orange Howl simplifies Leaguer »-ver to hit 61* or more rtiiiii. Imik 2u minutes tn hi ing hci I a*1 h4»m*«iiii all art* l* U * r . I Ionia *» |\rn II « I| : —A Hit h* Mil# mutters hy guaranteeing the prin­ holm- runs twice. for a tight race." Ns*111#- II A*n‘*i»ti|. IM'hv 41*1*1 around. lirNh 1.11*- • ,’Iimi • tMuMiiirtt I * '• I i i*I*I*l A|i*lsi». Kilty ll*»iiib, .1••»*» U llL ... 4i«t i; > I il h n i . - f A i m i 4IH# riiy l *i* I* m than '- a ’ liumti#|« Mu I ***t, Hui.il H*it*r> I'.;, ill lil ill), It, « i.ieff IJuMiy, Uil# Slum l l l l l l l l l l II %« ---- A IMIh* 41Hr \lnrfn, »»lrt'itm< «'iii#r. Mi*a«i tllilpll. '( I'AUM Klmls Jollt Jr*%•*tfc. MmIHBi M|» llnrmi t i l li H I ... It' MlO»r Mllr# ll**, -MlliM'li' jMlIr 4 li.sf r iit)( ('nml, im Thi urI,' llollliii' llrll**. Knift.i!, K * * Uli»i<if. titlr » tllrl «•* I I I M II IIAI Iv-^V/llHh* till* fliriir I*. Mlbliiil m riiiiii •*. Itinkv I'liklllii, Itasill ii*; l.r*\ Fl*«lfnin Hum TiHh> I'.it, Hull l.dN-1, Robert "Hob" Kurlander, 24. one of the .10 top ranking tennis tiros of the country, arrived here yes­ terday after six weeks uf practice at Daytona Heach to assume his new duties as pro at the Mayfair Inn. I ii uddlliiio to tennia instruction, he will uperute a shop at the Inn with tennis equipment and cloth. Ing, During the summer season In* set vl-ii at pio a', the Mountain Itiilge Country Club, West Cald­ well, N. J. Ills home is at Mutiny, N. J. He revealed that he xtfcitist North Carolina S t a t e Drubbed San Fran­ cisco F i v e , 69-54 S New, Two-Minute Rule Version Brings Cheers •ir t 'iilir ii. t D EFE A T WORSE TH A N 1A ll. DALLAS, Jan, 4 - t/I'i - "I guess you North ('nrnlinn people j ha.I i lioogli trmilile ut till- ll'ottun llowli game," .liulge .lot* M Hill told two Tar If. i-l tioost.-rH cliurged with l-eitig drunk. So he suspended scntcni" ami let tlieni go htmii- yesterday for soIh t reflection on Rice Institute's 27-11 Hliellitckiug uf North Caro­ lina in tin- fuiilhiill classic A classic olony,lowand lovely sty lin y imia liuskelhail i-unch, Is in ills 2filh year as iiii-nlur of tin- Wild­ cat cugers. FOR THE WELL DRESSED MAN ,V,* G R fyU CD N D RACING On Display Tomorrow t * Tha baautiftil 1900 Chryalar . . . Uw baauiy aurpriaa of tha yaarl P ro a smart naw front to smart naw raar, pyary slaak. trim Una waa dalibsrataly slylad to giva it a naw long. low,atiaamUnad iookl With stunning naw intariars, now nylon fabrics . . . it'd today’s naw alyls classic, bisida and out! Add again I960 Chryaiar’a baauiy iwQaotatha sound acginaaring and 0, TONITE'H a l l b t a r f e a t u r e ; Ninth i U t t - a - t a MUc ---------- -■ ■ ' 1 ■ ' ■ Greyhound Gua la on th* air. tonlU over WDBO at fltlO with all tha 'dope* on the dogs at tha SanfordOrlando Kennal Club. >W RD • R OOT H O B • ! « « > . 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A m i who Im l t lai I tia h le w utihl lie fif th . Tum m y .'I , 11villt* s ix th (• a n y t'u up ei r v iiilli. Ituim hl t ’ulnm n e i« litli, iT iu le s H nyn n in th ami ole "in p in e lliiip I ’tushy l i ' l i l l i .’ 1)1 I'o ills r, it pull ul) m eat luvet's -Ill'll a* t ill'! - - t ill.i'll HillilllK people we jiisi hupp rneil I, ,-io w il in to the *u liw ay ■ has lt« lin iita tiu n < It leaies out a ll " in i u f |ieupli', ill. Im liiie l u v p ie s lilm ts . WhnI 'Himit A ly I lu in f W hni .<)jo ut liin it F a t mil. T F r tv p t 1 Ha tl't love in the f i r 4' lu llf iif lluJDth n n lii i> tiivu nie iii in ti-m u tion i ! p i.J ili’iu 7 it p i,ili,ih l) tin*, hut i, tins fm m re I ’l l . . i i i ' l i tin- a ., ,ee man i ill, tlia t III 111III e ll 1 llll,' " I t ill pi eat iu vi i ul In , i i A 1111 In Ne wa M n rk ei R e p o rt T w M i l i e Hohhr HpnrtR l*ur#«de VitoKhu Mtififi Ni,,|st H* pofi io th e *ei pie 1‘t i p u l a r .Mti«h V ariety K e y n o t e * r.v < i ir V ariety il:OI Meet t h e Itaiiil N irht E d i t ion B p o rta K i n a of i m l*bll Reed at u* r u M u-hal Im rrlu.lp Ii*' D an i e Tim e Drilled N atio n * I’o p u l a r 51 ii a 11 M h o m e v.iih M u s Newt ;Rcn Off LOW s r O H lM , A U S T I N , T o t . — t-Tl— I t . c fnw n i t p u in l: n v ai *,-orr,l l,> I lie IJm v f 't y nf I V \ a > in i i -I. h Im II w i n u k u i i h I T rn t u i A A M ,n t •>;»j , Gw A k k I'- i w ihniliK. .’ Ti. l i p ' luw'p^i g a m i i A g g i r g a i p whii*h Wit, Is hill IIt Y III U pll >1,111 III -!l> IlUt tills II I'l'Afl' pill lli'Uiulnii w in a n H.7 III* l- Wll.lp' liSilln i KUlilP wm i li> A M In I P l b , u ,<<•■ puuil p it I In jm lpe l*> ’* llu l 11into Iph Vali lit in. is s lill fi n im i H u n wuh I n l e t fm (f i -i t p i l In Gin l . o i i p l i n r i n hni'iiuM' l h - Aioti*** tin I li I lif 111ti I k u f lu lii iii . e in uni •-•'Him v . f “ i a ll 'In I I llm l il ii m ' i I a n im 'liitll'li' p lu y i'i lie w i l e alive tu .liii ii, mill Ern> Till' G u l f l u t i 'l i u a i i t l l l W u l i 'i w n y I'ln/a w i l l . | li.uk lit.,* 1wii snphi, IlHH llt'l'll L'lllllpll'll'll tin l,.’lllk 1111,11A m i why this i- h ip is ha u l m ill's H u m A p p l n p h l f i i l u , E lu riilk fm hni ■I ht'H ilril uml tuii.l hi'Millnp l u tin* Kiu G i i i i i i Ip . n i^ o i 4n I L Dr. Henry McLnulin V.r | \ Our Sandwiches A ir th e N oil hew | b e t w c e ll F rench W H IT E HR 1 HONE S ' F o il st H I I ' T I V E la ( IIU t ' l . 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Aula lu u . .a tni lull ul lb« buA#. 1 ulii lu ii ..1 a l,tp* 1 . .Hillard In r.uirrsiin, iu 1 uui I n n . I'.i.iuktun hum, le u n - Huem dm* d n .u - ' ACCIDENTS, SICKNESS CHILD BIRTH ir 'D IV I D U A t AND FAMILY GROUP PLAN S u . l i J b f a n Oltl Ltnr U q e l R t t c i u Ld« l n t Cs. LIBKRA! CASH B IN !M T V FOR: e I | R 3 M •r U i ro o fti iM’tf chrH ] roc>m a rtm ih c tio A f©> t<U o r* labc^cfO 's ^«c>ct’ tc rt.biK K ie'nn.i a n ti orn I •drnt» m HowTo Relieve 1 Bronchitis )) ,«it iom4 o» Sn'gei>n% tr#» i *• - 1* i»» %'C^ ‘E** i C i r u i i i u li i i a t r t l i r v f i p r i i i i i |n l r l . n s u i a * ii c , i n n g lit in d i r •<*#! i i f i h r t r u u h l b 9 iu In Ip luotcn arid t i p r l g r i m l .t l c n J p h lig u i i n d l i d u s . m e iu tmiiha a n d ' R lir.il m s . i r m l r r , intliniril h r o m h ia l ^ i i i u i o u ti i i r i i ih i a n ri . T rl t t o u r i l r u g g i i l k l u ' i r l l m u i Inin Ir ul C t r o m u l i l u a | wiih llu iiiiilrr.lamliiiM tu u m in i I l k a . ^ ih r % a \ ii tju iik ly alt«>« i h t t m i c h 1 ^ u r \«»u *fr tu lii> f >mtr immry hack. J r D C A IU I II C lA il C K b U m y L S IO N 5M u s e # *! N N ew i pur share annually h Shm 1 . ] III II \ I u 1.S’ • iih ii E O t.K H tt H O K N O W SA Y \ A. uf A t lt llr Dividends New * f t t t j, \ Rudolph Valentino Termed Top’Lover’ Of Half Century J l'I M lK . men lo figure out. But there he Is, after all these years, the glam* uroua apostle nf Cupid even In Ills grave •• Kuilnph Valentino. Florida Power & Li^ht Co. COMMON T i l T ft M I A 1 \ \ r*aI e r n J a m lm re r 1 1 : 00 Hrti I IS . I Ml 11:10 t 1:45 . I Ml orl H IMI 1S:00 CITM PA IS 15 tlul II I t 12 30 1400 Club Rbti are declared tit cause an kiinual damage of around $2 ,000, 000,04X1 in this country, of which about half is the food aupplic* they eat. 213 W. 3rd A So Hot Start The New Year BRIGHT DuPont Paints Make It "Doll House" Easy SUPPLY YARD 11: ob 4:00 fairly li.-uvy today m a r k a l n m n i r r i l r m n n d n u u d pn irarltcally a ll p r n d i u * Off n r a d f q u a l l i y ••Ulna I*** i b a n p l i c a * iiunird AND IlilH) 11:45 1*011 * r !5 llpr l i . i t WRDSKMHV i i r J I l i o * iio .4 i'iuMil !;li limuen f o r o L illy r#rp.inHllu**A 7: So HporiP K e y n o t e s by C url* T itS ft;do V a r i e t y llnll I i So KlOlirnlullli In H tlriif* I 45 M o l t h e Ha tul H lift Xlwht Ktllllon **j Itt I Till l o u t hi u r * . i n 9: SO Mpurta K i n * o f Drfy VSfr i tiwtrw t ~-fn *r r hi «f* M45 I I’m Dance T im e 10:00 Uillicit N a i Iimih 10 15 t*o|nil«r M uilf llu I r a k i • I J . iui • S.IS Hu Top I .MU • 1 til (quash, Whll* Hu rurnlpa. 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PHONE 148 W i l l Ada •till b e a a e a a t a d a i a r Ike i t l r a b a s e a a m em u r a a d a m r l i r n a If f e a r s a m e la Ha fad l a I k # t a l a p b a a a b o o k . I * r . t a r n f a r f h to a e a a m m a d b * l l a a i b a a d v a r f t o a a ' to t i p a a f a d Id N f paam gdjl. t o lf M b b t o t M . f a r e a d e r A * M U >iwU»l s M f f l r a , alt W N I A i r B M t l i Il w a f t lee a * I b a d A b b a f a b a babU ratlaa. u '«■ ,.............. b t r . t r a d t t l r a * tobtoed M a a errar e rra ra f r y m w » e a a a a t ba r e a g a a a l l l a m a t * t h a n a a a l a r a r t a M I: mm l\ THE SANFORD HERALD ■*>- , W ELAKA A F ATM ENTS, I h m r . And Btoraa, Ufl W. Firat S tm t. v 2 Phone 14SI._______________ i ‘ I » • 11 unfuniiihtol ApArtmnt SO) 1/g Caltry Av>. J i L ik e front to u rla t h oubbkbdgtna f i - 'f f l s a w s r t ? * 1 *- : 'Sanford.________ .____________ Fanilihbtl Apartmbnt, 4 la rtii ' >araiifiad Ilouat. <«!>. Adult*. m > . . tW l St. iW tk d klto L laqaifAf 1STl U t i ,:.T 4 V Jrlfllt t or 3 bedroom houiia. Efripiment ■I n'ltliitnlr. Clore in, i'huria PUS. T tc A l b H tatc Pur Null*— .T Hy owner, Nice three lieilr.Miin houiie nii'biv furninhed uml In eiiulpneii with Veneliun Hlinih. Illtl W. Third St. Cun he -run hy appointment. H3(l W. did SI. Phone llfiU'W . Prireil In Sell ul *7 3511.00. SPECIAL—fl •room modern luui-e, nlra purrhaa, garage, 3 r.n ft lota, well fruited, kltvhen furnUhed. |(1750.l)0; fl'JflO.IHI will handle. VERY N IC E fl-ruom iiu,ii,*iii house, good neighborhood, fiirn Uhed kltehen and space iieater, awning, 3-car garage and ihne In iMOO.tio, term.. ROOMING HOUSE — lO-room- in txreHbnt rondltioit IflflOonu MbiM. SM ALL furnished home, W«bt. l i t Strbdt, MI00.00. — SM ALL new house, partially conpleUd Ut OAiadtberry. $2700. M A Y F A IR — Unusually attractive homo «onUinlng everything a good homa should have, well Isodscapad, 3-car garage. Wont offer. 9-B RC R00M house desirable loca­ tion, (7500.00 will trade fer out side property. FRED WT BENDER. Realtor Room No, 3 Phone 10HU Florida State Bank Bldg. L. 0 . HIUGHRB, ----------- Associate Shrimp j Dinner, Served W h i t e In d y will d n llttl-y s i l l i n g i l e k p i . i i i i li t e I m n ie i d u y >,i n i g h Heat Shrimp on Knrlh" 170 KiMulin I ' l i v e every night at Hornets Grill, 1 ------------------------------.'121 Emit 1st. Street. H I— H un I iu -hn 0 | i| ii ir lu m l iis Short. Ileaisl. Wktrhea I5.P5 New Work Shura til.Pfi [ <inllig Hil.il,n - . i fill |.m| t Mint v Courier PuiiiLa gal. 12.50 I'M lot ill (nun Ih'-tl lu. it 1." m Army Cute, Rlankets, SiinglaMe!i, I ' l l line 1531, Siml'.i >1. Eln Kiio I h, Tur]iaulimt, Ralncuatn, Hunk ileils. 12— Special S crvlfct — 12 A R M Y-N A VY SURPLUS ton N. Palmetto Ph. 1321 TRACTOR WORK PIiiiiii |i. . l i n k I! ir n S IlU R G Paints for every | (u| lira I'ltlmull'H •I'll pui |uise. SEN K A It IK (Haas A I'alnl Un. NEW El.l KIRS urfitri'd tu pi i Phone 120. 112*111 W. 2nd. St. fectiun. (Hi) fliiiun muili' li), SWAP SHOP, t o o k 4th St. We new Einnhint;, iTesning A mu . Huy, sell or trade moat anyIng. I'Artuhle power pUlil, thing. I'lione 18 8 -J ._____ years nspeririira in Stuuui'ir Couuly, II. M. Gleason, l.akiWood — Oak and pine. No slahs. M arv.__, ___________ Cut tu order, R, W. Lord, Ph 7W-W. LAWNMOWERH aharilienril, hii V clea repaired, lock A key wmi. Beiuty" Parloy o u tfit' Now. naver Nu waiting-work guaianlt bran used, coot $800.00. ReasonH. W. Shuman, 310 East 4th St obit. J. E. Jonas, m E. 4th Bt. Sanford, Fin. (Form 'ly will MOT LUNCHES served every iiey Williams E irlt Shupji lliS O to ?. — with Hortif Mads roll* and corn Mufflna. Homer’s LOCAL and Long Dislancv M"> Grill, ,121 Kari 1st Street mrf. Storage and Craling. WigM Williams A Co. (nut Inc.) We both.tma WMn you don't bring North Laurel, Phone 1014. your prescriptions to LANF.Y’S. Phone 1 0 3 . ______________ E H IG IIlA IH E Cabbage plants, f f , 00 par M, L»o Hale* and Hervire W. Uffurd, Lake Monroe, 2 Factory trained qualified Kvr M lT'K EY m o u s e vice Men. Circulating Heater, wood or coal. H IL L HARDW ARE CO. Priced right. - 111S Park Ave. 301 K. First Phone 51 ORLANDO Morning Senlinvl, tn 0— A R T I C L E f l " w A N T K l S lando Evening Star. Call Ralpii Ray, llOfl-J, H lg h o at casK p ric e p a id f o r used CALL 617 for Rattery, Oenerniur Furniture f u r n i t u r e Tod D and Starter service. Swain' Co. 311 E. H A « h . ' Battery Service, 1101 W, Flr-i New attractive bungalow Just com­ pleted. Two bedrooms. Just over City Limits line. Priced at tteM .00. Two small frame bungalows, ideal coupl for couple. Oae unfurnished at S i . ___ J >60.00. The other furnished at W0.00. Ve n e t ia n b l in d s made t" order. Seminole Venetian Hliml KRT A / . W IL L IA M S , Realtor FUR BALM— Co. 820 W. 3rd St. Pimm Raymond K. Lundqulat, Aaioclatf Small black and white gentle-male DG2-W. Phosw 7M Atlantia Bonk Bldg. horse. Four rears old; saddle Nieo iwme, room for chickens, garK EROSENE-FUEL Oil fur Imni," , flowRra. Can he C ilt Alvin Odhaui, Sinclair lt< H E L P W A N T E D — 8 lit Wall furnished, alio In­ fining Co. Phone 0160. i'g o o d ear. Prefer 0 . 1. Salesman — A f t 86 to SB, stele **“ *o Herald, 13— Nqtlres— i'tiaonnbt — 13 resident one year or more, mar­ ried, to work established Indus­ trial Insurance route, Salary- PAIR TR A D IN G POST - North Park Avo,, Winter Park, ut llu commission, advancement for golf course, will be open hereaggressive, loyal man. Write after Mondays, Wednesdayx uml latter stilin g qualification! to Fridays for I ha sale of antb|ui>f Interstate Life A Acelddm Co., Tuesdays, nml Sui . . Thursdays rsdays ami urdsys by appointment._______ H.v W a lt Disney ttb.ufhji|" '9 • • ■ 0 6 * :u"tF l ftstSTiffe)[.(SofT .t jjP u C -jp 2>7iC C ? s t f i ^L>a 1 -,'VpjRCJvv .. (=ETu h v lik ’y k^OkJP. —. AIR i? T 5 0 N i5 ■S’ 3 ,S I ^ jy - p : SpS^LlV^CE5oiiu«r l"Jlii,m,S^giyi„^i,WU>!r L f * »<,)., ,/t. Ilv I'n til Itu liIn tiiN r I'M o a e w m v w v ^ /*H g y /M a e iw k «x*saisawa& h r - * 1- r & im wottoaaeu. * y ■ X l.O H T Jk F O U N D — I I LOST — Bank book at bus suth Reward. Cat) F. Llndke. 805 s cuk a u t o m o u ii . e s — is Lata 1941 Plymouth 4-door deluxv sedan, A -l Condition. Never been near The Salt Water, |576. L R, Bowen. Apply 541 Plumose Drive, Sanford. ---------------- - *Jffv - - - - 5 ^ .............. - -*■ ' ■ • . . ! �*t s — ." ' t i W E P W l! 8 t > A Y M U . i Chians Attempts fork! leaders Lilt Gains, Losses ' Revive Failing In Better World Understanding To Formosa Defense Warren’s Phrases .Railroad Cot 4t ■■ileaeR Crun .'**» Oaal ICeRlIRMd Ptmm r s t l ItM l of b,inlne;;» had kept him front see­ llnola, whedt :om« 11,600 mlneta ing nil callers, anil explained "The went on alrlkt yesterday, “la the ijoverior’* jot, I i many time* bard '.ini" »» the a|tuatlon throughout the country I The operator* will rr Mian I figured it would lie." ater b, Urbruary he salt! "this ’ nut iietmll I'.ie worker* tu nharu ■ job of being Coventor gels tough In ibe leerea*e !g the price of **" ' T - r t I M . ' A - t i n m r - ' / r f ' i , , .. t „ ,l> coal." over, lI believe iM'iieve I would would take up "They've raised the prim nf io n ic o ilie r line o f w n tk ." coal,. a* evorybody knnwa," Lewis _ ( i f h i. im -it severe r r lt lr , the old tb^ ucw.tpaper. "But llis tr ' -the cos*‘ Tam ps T rih iin e , lie complained “ to has been no increase In pio-tuctlnn. The miners are ibe I'rdm nc, it see|„s Mist | am of wrong if I do and w rong I f I awair of (hit. And this bat |ed don't ' __ _ __ _ jo grave rnreyt among the mlpers, ( iid c rlo g s rr a kdown nn ille g a l The operator* are holding the h rokmaker.'i lent K ebruary, he said country up.* Asked for the reason behind the “ la x s lc n lin g by lamklen must stop In th is state. Me said be tllinoh coal atrlke, Lewis replied; was opposed lo slot machines "Tlie Illinois question Is thr mime ‘’yesterday, today and forever,*' m, the national. These IIMIe local nml Mmt lo rn l o tflre rs wjm p e rm it­ insnifclatlonn have little hearing ted them to Operate would be re ­ on the -Ituatlon. Tliats nil I rate lo say hI this lime. Thank you.*' placed. No official reason was given lie i.ai,| lio lita at Tam pa has b fo u g lit about a ncai lireskdow h b\ M,e U.\|W tor the walknuts In In law rrifo rrc n ic n t nn,! danger nf Illinois, actual c iv il d iso rd e r." Hugh W’hlte, head of the UMW lie talked ii lot about state fin - lr. Illinois, eonferred with I-ewla an, en, Mu, prim e issue o f his ail- yesterday ami then announced the ttiin is lra tio n op to now. Ibieeday work week would be A ......d ll a fte r lih Ina ugu ratio n ir .unird by Illinois UMW miners be said "1 don't Dunk the state's nrxi Momlay. tty Aasortaled Press Cliiang Kai-Shek believe* a Perlite part it imperative to promote lAlF’ E ii, Formula, Jan. 4— (/!’) the cause o( peace in 1971). .Wur'-i'?1, , , - « v r egg-tr-nr*--mu?!■ Is u a n e -C b m iii K u fv v ,v e shown they can’t win. Two United Nation! leader* lay atomic agree* iclmned From a holiday vacation menli ihoiild be (hit year’* frrel objective*. today Faced with the preniug pmTheir are among the highlight* of amwrri received by the Filem of taving Formula and H ai­ Associated Prei* in a iympotium on the following qtirtiiont! nan lilaiid* from the Med,. 1. What In y«iir opiiilnn con-* Dark Itom nearly Iwo week* at ■tltutes the chief gain, or loss, Vji’ . <uih* (if litiie i world lilt- rbeocellor of I be HVtl. /Jermso du- l ormota Sun and Muon Lake, republic, „aid firm relallonv among darstanriltig In IPdil? O imnk wa* eipecled to plunge 8. What do you believe would mrtcnrlc,. „f the western detunemin iiiipoitanl conference* im­ rnrlea could be n me lor factor In contribute most to world peace ecnnomlr liability, lie Hiiggested mediately. Most pretting problem end security In 1HM>? B. What would contribute most this have Die backing nf American faring him i* reorgani/alion and gold bolding*. to world eroiiomtc recovery ami Dl, ll„ Co.......... ,i,le, W iIlo'lo, 'itiificaiion *>f the conim.im! of Na■lability : I'tc k called for "the e.labli'h- imnalivl ' force* on E'ormoaa and Bevrrat answering the rpifdlnn uient of a unified deuiorrallr riereaprcsiM Dip view that President OlMliy" oil Die haul* of Die f'nta- Hainan the two main Chiurie Truman'* pot.., f.q.r . n (,fnn daril , onferer.rH. f’le, k 1, I'ie ,l ulandv *till in Nationalut band,. help tinder developed atone- would 'lent of tl,e It ,1ohIa Ii oippo,ted re- | The situation nn Hainan J-b* ail llnpui lalit factor toward gillie in KhhI Germany. Me aup-' Imid waa reported grave In Iho world economic stability. CnmmuniHl polled Andrei Y. Vii.ldiisky'a vari­ fare of Imminent Tito, Yugoslav Icadci who bar. ous pinpoint* to the United Na onslaught from l.lurhuw I’eninbecome one of Jlnsrmv'H clilof Inr Hons, and asked "* lust pence sula. A food and ammunition shortage there, plus diversifica­ gelOj lent a oiir-i.cntence resjionsu •renly" for Germany. "The pi-arc of tlir wnild can to1 IVlIliam Green, president of the tion In the command nf lliilnan preserved only If nil penrc-lnvlng \iurririin Kedernllori of l.altnr, were believed to Ire the south­ filia 11,'ii,I p illu le lot., beep d a rk e r, ern islands main weaknesses. wem make it d ear to all would •aid: ainre the depression." aggressor* Dial tln-y ran rmint Hung Kong dispatches said V r r c lf lh lc M n r k i't " It I* my opinion that the Ilp p o oig m tw n .p e rre n t groan I on no liettor fate tbnn that of the world Himtalneil a jem during lie- Nationalist planea were dropping i I 'c i p l s tux d u rin g Die reg ular ■ggrenwiri of World War If," v a t 111i!i. Iietamie of Ibe refuvnl iamphb-ts on Had guenlllns on ■i''lio n of the le g isla tu re , bn snM jK. Jan * —lA f i — Chlnng Kid-,Slick, lender of tin- of llossli, lo cooperale with Die Iniiiau in the hope of pci aimd " I mu I hiiiimI not only I,v m y cam !' l l . , I.yr'KIH'MVII.I . I< , | » r s l l l l a l e M iirk e l Nees Chino,,, Nntloiinliatii, «nld: H . r v l . e e a r l y N »w VnrU n ttirkn f tlii-ui to miririiili-r. The pnigu pledge, lint by Die co tivlr -itlu-i out lolls of Ibe world lo Do- lug "Worhl peace and security prouiolinn of mii HRieriiient with pamphlets promised the guel- • mil »t inv bead mill lu-nit to veto nit K l o f i ' U f r i i M n -*ml v*K Pt» hl** M I 11SI r B.H I l M f l f l l l i l f t f 1I : should lie lui .od upon freedom f«i he, allii-s," tllbis tlu-y would 1m< tirnti-il well. a j-cim cmI Hale* tax, or even a gen \ ............... N itf-r 11-JDl* 3 mankind, iacini eipmlily, freedom Guerrillas liuhl much of the hi,• i at - nlei la * ,In g u lsrd as soma- 11* c41**i •111>i 11P> 1ESTa 1Ml Hl-liop fj. Ilroiuley ftxnam of from dl i uoiiiatloi, iiml frei'duin the Meiloollii Church, president of soulh chlm, Island. *#•■*! r U t n I M I * ir.o a n o i long id e." > , t* . . I Jklinii l*» 8 B f l n l*l| ■ It 111s* r J t r l h f * If* i« from aggie** Inn. Thus It la lui Ibe 1,-ial Council of Cluir,-),c ■ Coniinuiiisl Im-guliirs on llnlo ..................... . b c p tc io b e , |, c V a le n tin e s f-« Rood S in peratlve to eorielilde liuiiiedlatelv of Clui'd lii Amerlcn, nw n gain so Inive liccume Incrt-iislngly i '""Id ign the l i m i l e i l u n i o n I n * a Pacific loonlerpart to the Allan iInoiigt, , oopi-rnlioti In the United live as lie,| nriniew on nenibv r.o itoort *fiii.sun many poorer tic Pint. ttnly tiy doing h o can the Nations uml through icrognlllon l.iurllOW I'oullpiuln CO III p lo t e lull " lie .ud lit i >eiiiptlou* ui'is* ..... 1 lielrlover 111- 11" few 1&. *"- n stated thill we enn lie cerlalii U a, :.o son sprrad of world (Infill nr* I Inn Inal I of religion, lie recoiiimcmted "tlo- tliel. Invasion preparation*. tbnl Hlmovit 'ifl pci, cut of Diu liver,'ra o i.e rrr lie ao H I o in I i h I h 111 gated by Die Commilhbit Inlrriia NatbniHlIsl I ’remler Yen llsl- nr,- family' iiieomq will I k- free tulle I impb loenlalion of I'lt'hltlpnal lie tailed to a halt. 1.1 mu htMOM iu m h * U f**w •h-nl Truiunn'a point four, accom­ sliati said there are iEtl.lMIII ( ,,m- •f nov in* wlmtever " I3'» 22% “ No coidilluitloii to World e,o panied by on eipial inlcrcst ill Dll' iiiinSist guerrillas on H mI iimii In Die 4-nily luooMia of hi*, adio» |i**r isIcii n - it v t+w nomle recovery and .rtnldllly In illlellc, I mil and splliloul develop. Ollier figures have raiige<| i., fit inr# | |f»w Jin l(JUr iiiiiii-'l rat ion, pin In iilarly, WnVrhn 16IW can be greater Ilian a unite,I nil-lit n( Die people under rnmil twice Mint nurnlrer. lifts* | V Nlthlm) ftn lepcnlcdly culled for -economy. ft C.I«I II cf t y p * imuMi |y |ft«l • end iletriiidtiod effort on the pert ttnn i of I'reedoiii, and cariicd out "All lev, le iif govTliuu'iilnl ml I iU pnnirr nml h fM fi nt* jfiu .iij Veil predicted the Ift-il, will of democratic coutilrlr, to shaitm I AM ftn Hr *ii*i Itn b- 7#vv (no, in the spirit of Dir- seivanl wlm Itv to Invade Korntosn nftei u n lit- h a t io n s x X 111111.1 re u llx e f#ikI'llHIIllikM the “ Iron Curtain'' extended |,y flltillti'lM l An 3f*n fsi%v find* gcr-ntliess In service rather completing their ottnrk on llnlu 1lin t c v i 'i v d o lla r to k e n fo r l l l* e s In ft*t rt1# Hi" |ir. 4ir»-r -I'm III v | till iriteriratiuiuil CominiiniHin Into Miiui in power,” llll f i " in tlm Jm ople 111 F lo r id a r u t s J*.* I.II IKf Ml a# I rid '1ill p it k tr-i wide nrrytH of A *l...... ml Im p I lie Communist dispatches in (long d o n o D m ‘ ta k e h "H i*1 p n y o f t ill- :•*•» f.-w Ibu The -Inpiinese prime mliilalei, rfnor nf A"|n open anil free." PM Ml! C1|*ai» I H hum h i* I > l.tlnlie-k i i ’t .'■ddgi-iu Yo'ilililii. In bi M,e Triiiiian Kong Holm I ted guerrillan b ite JM • |l| le ." In- m d . Two Urol "d Nation* Ira,lor, h ili* ye s |o de.*tinved five eoni|uitlies of N , I I I •. it it (tiki ft I I mp hr! - full H * k r d a ll f l u i d " IJctieral Car Ion IV |{„ui<ilo ........ mill piogram end n .lap MoiimII sI troops I,, tnid, , ,t n i l i lo u t , on tlie •♦ (4 o f ■• le r t r b ,ijlv itftmj v11p1811r v mifof* d Trygve l.ie dm-lniml lh»i •ilo C i-enre -elMcoieol In be inosl Iv < ■ " itfiniei IJJi.ir.M l a . ', in e " f lic - t r i t e ' s fu e l l» l:lfi f .orlj v m r lilt of l o r JiH« progieMM toward ngrrotiiiqil* In Die ‘lilpoitieil to eroliollli, it nI>il I• V f, i V dill Official Ceotral New* agency III (fl k io p fim iin tin ik e it nr'cn s field of atomic energy would In- He nlsii urged no np -u inml on dispa Idles I • 4 1 I M l« s H M i " ' ll S'K t FID I TS t „uld w iry Ifl f l i r t lit T M1i *11 t i | i ll u ■ f m n 11II t Ii ,i n bused ■lootie ooitrol, the rnnot linpoitaut rontrlbuiloo l ' I J.FI idniti'H continued H iir lu , 4, | - h i ,, i l i e , t i i i g i i l i l y n in e it b n * I,e cu tiI ' i ' i i ' r s i t e ' c i o i l u i r |H|| ••vll'fdl roiild tiling tu peace, Ibivid lien tiurtfiu, I'lcndci of lie d iH ig e ls (ji'f M»" I J.% f 'Mi>i»trn» I Dll l(onio|n, piet,|r|,'iil of the It N I lied. im - ci I i ,| complclc oodei j A ll neks were <m th e u i m i ii I m ii I ; I' d y in n i In - rd In l l t i t iid m lliis o | iiimh > i low i n Jtitf m a d e u u l.iu e lm ,, I n t iu u i" Assembly, added: Imidlni; tie) ween the United " In S lotr-iiH* r.iir ...................... „ ............. , , I'e nln siila Coil, rnun lata nml Ibe lie i ' || I n u t n g e lil’l III n n |e | i|e "The lllipleilientatloii of |‘tr, I .-t *,t r-t and Die Buy let Union would fo r Frciu-li conreit dun „r ■ 'lin in g 'ii- I', l i i g l i l v 1h i p i i, pc ■ f o r H tv I H Ih* Ii f I I*I |S dent Truman'* point font and the rmlrih*ir«* tiHmf to win M K WAtiKsli«»winrn. rl T Hiif .«" L‘Tr* ( l|f»« 11 SCMplIlt ill ., g i i v u r n u i i 'u l i i l iig e m y t u p iu p a United NalioiiH lechlllral a , .I d Mini niTtll Ity. H rloA i t It 1*M» f r n low ji h JfMi g l ’iuvlncc. I' l l i l l u e Mild |M ll,III l/ e t l n c l f w i t l l •lo * Jl". ,.DD s< l.'ili 2DII gtlrp tirograiu would riiiilrlluite lu Dm Momiiillr field, he k'-'I Nntluiiuiisl planes aim r,p»,| lu x iiiu u e y . l l m u t s to p l i i i l i i f i l i "| 4(»fif *1 Ini- Ic Iji 111f U idmIh * ipo*>t to mold economic rcovoiv "fr'-e ex) hmige in all spliere« lie edlv • bundled Kuiiiulng, mietliue fill (t f* !7 * ,!D» tiis'fl n le ly III n il ib p ill l i u e i l l s under th e gild stability," liven nil riiuntriet. nf tilt- wnrld m|ic 3ftn flfti r ion f ............. In smith Chinn ,1m I ,<*\ l'l mu ( j |«| | lotlMf ni'iti ■ 'I A alndlar rorioiimriidallnii, I'lcslildnl Kurlcu (iafipiir (tutrn lug tm war with Jin.... , Ibe «*»(• J4* |D ( |-i:.n ■long hrondor line*, Mini" from " f Mcnr.ll i'Xjire..Ki-d |,rl|.f ill" huuuihip •11-1file MM* laid was ri-purtedlv yict, U, N. secre lg ry g ru el ill 11, bb lug* of Inc ll -uiMii Calhnlic !""'lr un New Vein’s Day ,villi t i l l H u I Hi liftj I I'. 111(40. b :,«♦ |t. iM .lt‘k Mll.n I rl N n t l u i i u l lr . t H U fM ilIn ^ In F U k lo n uu p i u ' l n .m. la- It Jio , w ild fill "full participation In M"lv Vc»r will in in i' men nf gaud buiiibaidlcia trying vainly tu till ill nations In Ilia United N hII oiih will Dlls year, lie urged a re Die bn mi) ,,f Minimal Vuniitm ’rovincp lepurtcii.v ..................... . lilpfVsV'.M,:" clinical ainlidanre vc||cmru and iicivul iif hnpen Dint Die U. N, governor l,u Man. f IIICH ( if I! ID! 1 Hfl tl MBill il. l t D l l f l u Va*l|n w PT Cm I r M ^ ;*efit I Mii | Ilf) |#l» In «ar . gradual cxptiualun." may fu lfill ' "Ronsevplt's dfrtim" .......... fighting was lepucle.l HirH- M lII.Ill Ivin* 3()n 2f,|l A fpnuei lire jdenl nf the II. N, for II. I sunt lican t ,.f Kunming where irit** If* •topihly, Herbert V. Kvatt of The Assin'lnli'd Pres* addressed gnverinnent I ....... •«c Mid ,|rjv|,v 1'oiiiM (on# luxtralln, '-Mid r>'|ti'>ii«l defensive Hit ■|iii-i.lions' to several nDiets Hio Y ttim nii c a j.it,rl .......... .. •find irimiunlc ....................la ran wlm "u fur Iih '-p nut responded, rfleu be of great Impm Inner The.e imduded Ibe Vatican, IVaal• 'Ml that the primary imjni of all 'b ill T i u im m ii , P i line Mlnlxter titll WOj|i|e» Ilea in etlpporl of the lin , Man T < o - T i i i i |i n f r,,uimuiilst China, the U, H Slate l)<-|iarltTiflit, vi In (lotmany, lilnh <oniuii< lonei Prcsldenl l ’luli|i Mill m y nf the John J, Me*'lot a» a |m<H throiigii •‘III. Mini Prime Minlr.lfr Attlee. Shnmniinlut oxpan Ion hut a ruin Soilli- Iibmied Dial luck bf time, *n Atlantic I' m* t unity, lie called • ii tin- fin i Dint they were milking Inr ‘‘removal of the Iron cuilalio, v e in e n d Ild-Ire'. pt< " Itffb’d I Ill'll pf the world" and liberullr.lng of •iisui'iing. Nn icsiilts were re ifraile, I), I lam Itluecker, vice f i l ' d firiin Mi, . nw. C t 7 Truman I'rt’ditth f'nallnara I'mm t1* * , fine I I play n trading roll), v. Against that estimate of tlm R>ng future Mr. Truman outlimd |p r Congress wlmt lie plans to d<. hml wlmt lie wauls Coiigiess to ii* Jn foreign affairs In Die months Dtrunedlately ahead. lie siltiued reliance III the hi -Partisan foreign policy, saying: J. "Both, of mir great poliiirnl bparties are coimnlnrd to working .logethei—ami I am sure they will Iwnlave this end (world peace.I ” Ha made clear that lie was proIng nothing essentially new rather the development nf , th# specific pingraniu fnrpeacn u ..which wa luva already Itegiin." a 1, "We shall continue In glvi V i,pur whuleliearteil auppnrl to th * pUnlted. Nat Inn*. We believe that , .’ .this organisation ran ultimately ’ ’ *in>»lde tha framework of Intersltniial law ani| ip»rallty without rhleh mankind ramittt survive." i fhare tha world ramaln* unadd as long as oiir own y and tha security of the world require, wa will tnaiu* In a Idrong and welbbalsnred HeftlH organliatlon. Jlie eelectlve rice Is an essential part of our ee plane, and It muat be ron* H [8. "Under Ihe oHndplea of the died Natlnna charter,-we must Itinue to share In tha common fen*#’ nf free nations aitidust l(tm. A t the last aa’.rh'r,. itgresa (which appraved mile Pact ana Kuropoan f) laid the baala for thU fort. Wo muat now put Into .the common defense plana be Irig,, worked out." continue our af* ____ acbnomle recovery M b Aa an Immediate means | tod Wo muat conttnua our iio f (ho European Recovery I g I x. I f wa war* to atop • poverty and misery now prevail. U'lMinul Mirli impel,vement Die re cuvery of Klirnpe and the future of pur own economy will not be -i-ciire. I urge Mini the Congress uil'ipt Die h-gl'dnlhiN now before It to prnvhle for IlicreHsIng the flow of teclinlcal nKslitniiep anil caplini Inve'itmenl i„ imder-develnped legions," 1. "(Inr dcmnrrallc ideals, as well as our own best interests, in ­ quire (list we do our fair shaie In providing homes for the un­ fortunate victims or war and ly* laiiny. * s x I urge-the prompt enactment hy Ihe Congress of the legislation now before It to extend nml broaden the existing displaced persons taw and remove Its dlsrrlmiuntntoiy feature*." It was In connection wllh hi* ap­ peal for passage nf the legislation which lie proposed last aasslnn to help nnilervelo|ied areas that the President brielly roferrd direct­ ly lo the Far F.sst 'It Is more essential now than ever," he said, " If the Ideal* of freedom and rspfeaentotlvf gov­ ernment arc tu (travail In thasa areas and partleuiarlv In the r a t Fast, that Ihelr people experience. In Ihelr own lives, lha benefits of scientific and economic advances "This program will raqtllrt thu movement nf large am junta of capital from the Induatrlal nation#, and particularly from the United Htateii to productive uaee In the under-developed areea of inn "Hecent world , avente fgtlva. prompt action Imperative The danger today, th dent told Connuta, Is Uu necking fraentoi and ■ Ufa "may ba corrupted iiv cd by the faUe promlaea "This challenge to tt« than a military ch*ll#ng*i dared, "U la.a efcaUaW honaaty of our prafaaatoi democratic faith i ,lt la a i to the efficiency and eta f r wk." th* our economic ayetemi W li ter Shir SSBR, SIAM O/W US ford Avanua. The Ml***a Doris end Joan Slo­ wer* guasta of tha Carver*, Altamonte Borings, New Year's Day, wher# thay enjoyed a veni­ son dinner. In hener ->f h*r >1a tt g h • e r 1• eighth birthday, Mrs. William G. Brown enl-ItW '!*'1 M,,ud*v after­ noon. Invited to b# with Beverly were; Mlldi'fd Bridgetnan. Pat Taylnr, Myrna Williams. Jtilln Williams, Gwen Yales, Mary V ir­ ginia Robinson, C"leen Matthews, Gary Tlllla snd Ruddy Brown. Tim children played games and laic ill Dm afternoon tha hu»te:u solved cake, cookies and soft drinks. The D. K. Williams have re­ turned from Bhawmut, Ala. Mis. William* wsa railed there some six weeks ago. when her father im H s>»sy. K. A. Ibitiglaxs xnlil ID - In iik liuiidlng In W. T. Wansley lait week anil plans to rinse nut higrocetv hu-lness ahmllr. Mr. and Mrs. F ail Toney and children, Pbllllji snd Rue Anna, of Richmond, bid., are nellled In their winter boms on Lake Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Wade L. Wansley and son, Wade, Jr., of Jackson­ ville. nml Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wansley and son Roger, Jr„ oj Orlando, were Die gur.ds of tin'll' parent'', Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Wan..ley ,1‘hrlatman Day. Friends of D. J. 1’canon will lie sorry to lu-rir that lie Is iiuliJ(iohcI at bis home tm Crystal Lake. Deputy W. T. Wansley and J. H. Wells, biilli nf l.oke Mary, are employed lit the Hnuford-Oi lamia Kennel Club, now Dint Die regular racing season has conimctocd. Mr. and Mia. T. J. II" ', wlm have liven making their home wilh her parents and grandparents, Dm liml.oin and the Robbins, have moved Into Hanfoid. The liny Sr'ullt Committee of the Chaniber of Comment- met Mon­ day III the Bcuut Boom ami tiMlde plan* for activities to mack ll"y Bcoirt VVcck, wlilrli will be nitnerved Feb ti-12. Attending llii* meeting were: C. I', liraunclon, liiiditiitlniuii llepresei liilive on Dm County Cuuncll, I’. It. A micr on, W Wehletliold, M. C. Bmllh, Cm eel Mnutphiies, ami T. *M Mlllei. -Scout mu.dei / Kiwanin I'rcHuUnt I ’v\, Alflt'iJ .‘'1'ibloin, II, B. Air officers nt tlie snnta time a* tha Force, nrtiverl .Saturday from hi* cipitrrriire. ha e' In San Antortlii, Teitns, In UtaaltaaM i J-ihhi e«a* lis il Jog) Field Inlmdiiced tlie fnllowI told of plsrnj for Die Flnrj d>a 10 day furlough with his id-winter Klwania cottferrnce nt Ing guests: Lnu Thrasher, Ftmirs . h,', Mr, .'and Mrs. 0.L W. n?11* N. Y.; itaiididpli necker.ialsn of Mayfair I,, Inii'.'Jnti t-H; Job.......... . rt, },, J t ,, B. Hiot annmmcrd tlial Jd Lim it'll AI Flugertild of Oviedo Mr. mill Mrs. Joe K. Hull and .■>ii Pal have itinved tn Hanford Key Club inetnhers would ho hei-* end Robert llfi-kw-llb of Die Key mill me rimy loraleii oil BontH Hitn for Florida dtslrlrt Insinuation of 1Club. "AAENEE* E N f/W E f / NEW W N /N IA W A E NENNA-AfAE/E ON/VE / Rocketing kata the Futwimle Fifties—• fabutoue new •eat of OUamoMleel Three eadtlng new care—the gjamoroue "flit" (pictured above)—the ertloa-pedted "18," now at n new fne pried—end the aparillag "7«IM See Uh H now at your OUesohUe Dealer'll See the O U m tM t "RedtmM—Amerfca'e moet fram e antonohlla eAglaet WUrkm^y ffydrwJlfmJc — the — autoaii e# the "Hod Hee-lowing eldhUty u d W w ae H n m l Han I y e n l want mw •• ■■'! ;>i » i I. u ••••• a i l t n i n i w a v v y a A M ia a n o w .. • o n (CtsKssie rtaat ___ _, and suggested further study ba fore taking action on th* projaet. Mnushotdrr revealed “ that sifter fon-iderinr t-vo types of CUnsiruction, steal nr concrete, th* a u u Hw : VtrUilrMv had come_(c D-.conclusion that ihe steal type of a conDruclinn was favored for tlr« ™ project, scaling a total of 4,36S persons. Uinwing and charTYof the ■.rojimed oiadlum were shown by Rllon J. Moughton, architect. Tlie Rev. A.^ .o Mcinnl, told of Dewey HayH maha Praalicoplo >ettar betrayCom- Carraway Elected Mr and Mrs. Talmadg* f'rmrron and daughters, June and Revonda. of/F'enrxon, G *„ arrived Dec. 2d, ^brtpging Min. mother, JBullard, who bail been wilh them for several week*. The Coursom art* the guesta of her . ' . olher-ln-law and sister, Mr. and ' Mr... IV. P. Burke. H K. Franklin has returned lo Ids home, "The Wren's Re*t" after .pciHintj M— -* 'frrr-d-nnix -week-end in • fmiiici tioiiio city of Wayern**, with his daughter, Mrs. Fleda De4In. wlicie the old stands were drhk and son, Frankie, In Dayabout to collapie. and of how inn* Beach. llirough Die co-operation of th* The A. F. Kemp* were the citv nml county a 13(50,000 stadium guests, over the Christmas week­ " i * built." Sanford, tie declared, end nf ber parent- In I.akn Cii v. 11 on the verge of great growth™ On their return Dee. 2R, they and I don't know of anything that brought her nmther. Mrs. Steph­ will Inmnt Die growth of Sanford ens, fur a visit. mute that) adequate recreation Mrs. Alma K. Ring of B*l|efnnte. facilities.*' * t’a... spent the holidays with her .Iriel Field representing the b,uitier-ln-iaw and alster, Mr. and American I.eglont told of plan* to Mr». John R. Reaves. Hbe Is niak■lonste more than 1700 reserved Ing her winter home wilh another by Die Post for a memorial pla­ MBier, Mrs. Jesse Falsgan of 2 H que ai ibe stadium In memory of Lad Winter Park Avenue, Or­ those wlm lo-t their live* In the lando. world wars. "The Legion would Leon q. Pickering, A. B. Ruuthlike to support the stadium p ro -Q *rd and Walter Flanders formed jert ns n living memorial," lie de­ ii fishing parly at Titusville nn clared. and pointed out that dixDee 2 H, Tliey report ii good catch, 11 Id tuiiriiHirrnla of Ihe legion Mr. and Mra. Krnest J. Cole, .Iiinlm iiiisi-ball League rnutrl be Bbi Mr. and Mrs. Wnrrrn Cote and lu-ld nt Dm stadium. "Remove the 'Inugliter, Patricia, rnntored In pii it-ut home nml buggy grand Dnylunii flench on Dec. 28. slit ml," lie urged. llic A. II. BuiiDinrds and Die John Krider, city commissioner, Waller Flanders enjoyed a turkey pointed out Unit Die stadium dinner nl the I',con q. Pickering ihoiild i,m la- ronsldered as some­ hemp, thin]- nloiir for today, but for a 1‘fc. lly inn Tilllir left Hundav for Ml yi-nr period at least, and recomWu liila Fulls, Texas, where he Is mcdcni-d the use of the cigarette A n Undent nl the Air Forre Tech1 st money ii* a basis of enabling ni nl Tiiiinlrig K-hnnl. Me hnd Du- Htiidlum authority tn go ahead N"'"l a IP day leave with Ills parwith plmtx foe fii.nnclng the procol.,. Mr. nod Mrs. L. U. Tillls. led. "I am for good streets and The W. P. Iluikes |efl for MinmI swerege loo." be slated, and told Fiidny, wlii-re I hey will visit her of plnns for Ibis on which he had giiindiontlier and his sisir-r and In-,-ii working for tlm nasi month. In oilier-In-law, Mr, and Mrs. A. II. II Coleman of tlie Florida Turn, • I'nwei nml l.igiil Cn. stated that Mrs, A. F. Kemp slid tier ninthin- bad iillcnled the recent meet­ Cl. Mrs. .Stephens, nf Luke City, ing o' the .Stadium Authority ami vi died relatives Inst week In Lake­ hml rondo the sugge'dioii that the ^ land, Harlow nml Tampa, City cigarette tax money be e a r-® Mr. nml Mrs, Warren Cole, who mm bed u* u stiirDiig point for nre visiting his parrots, the K. J. ♦tiinnrini? flir prnjrfL • nics. left on Dee. 2U fur a motor \fnv«»r f'jim iwiiv |Milntrfl out trip down tile cast coast, nqd Dint the Citv In not unaware of the sciujs the stair to Tnni|is Their mi'll fur mill,' sew ora Mini hatter dnniihicr Patricia remained with Heetn. nmi if new water line*. In-1 grandparents. It onllnspH I f " hi *'»*» Use * He iitiggmlcd lo the Uommlsilon llu* -Ipiffli'hoard rnurl, ad|a- of our lieuple," lie aalrl "our stale is ileim-r'- Dial action i'll Die rlgaiAlte tax ■cut In I hr- Chamber of Commerce, prnpn nl •» finance the stadium ha been cleaned up by member* nf stluting diiily Dial a free «ocicty in- ih'lnyeii utilII Monday night, Hint nrganlriitlim and llghl* linvc can jtrovide for the henltli of its peoplemaking without night surielidei lug its nml tlm ('oinmisnioiiere agreed. • ................................ ill'tailed, J u11so Btriistrom, WTRR sport* ^ gnincs possible. Ih e rourt Is es- ficcilom, either In little jiicce* iiuiof,nicer, icinicil Die hulldltig o f™ pc, tally well constructed and it Is , •'• in ibe stntlium Du- first step toward exported that local residents lolngiiig rihout oilier needed Intwi ll n. winter visitors will take I entatlon." o-ovi-nirtils. ini' milage of it. NEWfun/NAM/CS / SPECEACl/lAA l» W # i i i h >>'. a t at h M " / • i i i a k: M • u . i . i i A u ■ r i ' < �m m m i ■■ • *» • * l a UiUtjr T h e n !a Strength— , T a F r a to rt th * N i n of th* Worldi To Pn o O i Ite H m m i of A o n lti. To Pr«dKt P rn H >ltr for Sanford. Wsxb#attfktrii » E s ta b lis h e d 1908 VOLUME XXXX * County Commission Urges Hearing On i< v Telephone Service D r I v e Is Launched • To Get Dial System; McClelland Named Chairman Of Board The Board of County Committioqan ihii morning patted a te. tolution requeuing the Florid j Railroad and Public Utilitiei Cotnminion to hold a meeting here at the eatlieit ponihle dale to hear complaintr for the purpoie of requiring the Southern Bell Tele­ phone Co. to improve ilt tervice and to intlall dial telephones. The action followed the tequeil lor tuch a hearing by a delegation from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, headed by Edward Higginr. manager, to remedy what he ' termed poor and inefficient telephone tervice. <• Other membert of the Chamber of Commerce who proteited the telephone tervice and advocated a hearing were C. W. Spencer and Andrew Stine. ' Jamet F. McClelland wat named at chairman of the County Committion tbit morning to tuccred H. B. Pope who asked to be eacuaed from further duty in tbit retpect. Mr. McClelland hat been on th* Committion for five yeart, and from 1928 to 1935 terved at sheriff of Seminole County. He hat lived here tince 1896, Mr. Higgins pointed out that the Telephone Company hat main­ tained an antiquated awltchboard and operator typ* of ayat.m tince It* Inception anu atlll malntaina it. “A t a recent meeting of th* Board of Directors of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, called tor the purpyte < > *■ •« £ lag an Ix p U n a tk n .from the.ofxt•tala of the Company.why vice continued to be Inefficient, incompetent and Ihcapable of handling local, and Iona traffic requlriraenta of the City and County, It wad flatly atatad by an official of U p Company that It had no Intention, « converting •aid antiquated awltchboard to a dial ayalam,” Mr. Hlgglna asserted. He limited telephono o ffic ia l aa previously stating that * * H?*Jn ia dial telephones are available, the ayatem would bo converted. ,)J r. lllggln* cited the growth of many marketing! brokage, packtag and shipping egjitclaa In the City and County, and pointed out that they Impoae a heavy toll usage upon local |oag distance facilities of th* Taiephons Loro* * “% 'ln U r traffic overloads _ the equipment of the Company, h declared, "causing unnaee»»»ry tnd uncalled for delays In the service rendered In not only lung distance, H S t o t is R p r hot Orlando Company Indicted By II. 8# Under Trust Laws •n Southern compahle* on charges 4 attempting lag tervice* cars. I Attorney 0 m aw s k v in alna aouthern Ui antlw t ha __ t action m e a n u *n- aontinuation (of the to restore THE W EA TH ER F'nrtly cloudy to kwraalooolly rloudjr and continued mild throagh Fridayisolated light ih o w m lisnji Ei3i CoastModorito 'itiirhrrly w in d'‘over north portion ami nimler itr -uniheist « inds o n r ----- -AIV IN llE ^W D K N t DAILY N EW SPA PER *- .T t \ . i w . r i i . ... Truman Declares i Collapses As Hands Off Policy^ Cabinet Quits In Formosa Affair Greek Regime Democratic Policy Committee Meets In Capital P r e -E le c tio n B rings Bryant Praises Hoover Report At Jaycee Meet Bobby Mam, 18, Is Painfully Hurt In Road Accident p f M M i l O f TNI IINATf Demon allc Polity roiiimltlce arc shown aa they met In WashlngUn lo mop a legis­ lative program- Grouped uimind llie Upper Chamber'* Majority Leader, Hen Hcotl l.tu m (seated) of Illinois, are (I. to r.)i Hanators William J. Fulbilglit of Arkansas; I nter Hill of Alabama; Theodor* Green of Kliode Island; Millard Tydlngs of Maryland; Richard Kiiuell of Ceorgla; Secretary of the Senate l.e-ille Millie and Fallon M. Johnston, secretary to tha Majority Leader uf tha Senate. (tuienniflonul .S'oiindphuio) California, South Damaged By i Doctor P l e a d s Severe Freezing Weather Not G u i l t y To lly Associated I'rr** Winter's element, ilr.ilt ilmi.igmg blows over wide .u rn southrrn California into Dixieland today. Of frnni Mercy K i l l i n g A i m N S, J ., n 5 --4 /I*)— t , ir r d - , k m Ii I iii O govrinnirnl, win, h picM.Ird m u the rout uf the Connmimil glim ill,1 irhrllum, (oll.ipxcd today ill .1 pir rlr, Hull ill Ioili- liptwrcn Fopulitl (K 11v.1l Mill .111.1 l.i'c i.il c.iloiiH iniilHlrii i ’li-lnlci Alcx.llltlri Dionirdrx trill lo- c.lllinrlN ir.ignition lit King I ’,ml. At llir -.unr lour Dimordr- .inlioimt cd lo icpoitri- lint A lrxilldri r.ipigo- l o r r . r ’- gir.itrxt hviliy iioh'ilV loo. I1.1- ir-iguril 1- 1old III., II tlr 1 o| llir o.itom', Illlird toll rMi. ic laic,. I,c o pic«i*li‘iit re to il- lloit liriiei nlh-'iuio I'lipogo*. I< ndci uf lli.- I mol successful drive ngoiro,l tlie ('oiiiimiid.it, wn* id...id tu cntri tin- politiuil iircliii iliul pel imps . i-.'k llu- prciuo-rshlti. Tl.c yetii id.l (ieiu'inlissiniii i* Ihe lop fovuNi.- ,1f lltn-i.i 1ireek 1 who me looking fm n "atroiig 1.11111 " I Inuncle eol m 11n* le-icnn , 11-no oft. 1 ........... 1 deputy prem n 1 A blast oi sub-firr/mg weather luilliei end. mg ere, I tin- miilti- D o c t o r C l i n r u c r t W i l l * s,.ptioi-le \ cot/elo-. led III --I iii r I l i l MI t’ui'v 11,1111 tel- (lilt of 'll. million dollar enrus ami vegetable n o p , in ,uullirin I ’allfoi .i.i ! D e a f h O f P a t i c 1 1 1 I'.., el 10,1.ml Scores oi I.sniilirv were iiiadr Immi-lex, liy II,,.idparts ol Indiana, Illinois and Kentm ky. Hitter cold ronlinued over mini ol I lit- Midwrit. I In- Audit Irrlt extended from Montana into Iowa a* well at in tome puls of the ~ ~ “ — — —--------------- -----—■* Rocky M.hmtnin region A cold front, idung with rain. fleet ami *i>ine snow spread from I).,. Midwest eastward t" the A|ijiabieliian*. Temper-atme. tumbled train almiirmal marks lo heltiw [reeling over must uf Ihe Ohio Valley mid southward to below Memphis IA the Mississippi Valley, It looked tike the end of tho mitensunahle mild weather for the middle and north Atlantic states, llul no severe weather appeared ltd |»r»»sp(rl fur Ih f ISulf NtntciE, Klorltia uu,I iht* Small Allonltoi C apital Farm Leaders Dislike Brannan Plan Present Farm Aid Is Go o d Enough, Say Many Congressmen WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 — (/!’) Congressional farm leaders today countered President Truman’s view plea for the Brannan Plan by ex­ pressing anew their confidence in the present farm program. Chairman Cooley (D-NC) of the bouse agiirullure committer told uewtmri) lie lias no plan to bring the Brannan Plan up for a vole in the new session of Congress. “ it was defeated last Full, and I regard ibis at its final delral in the 81 it Congress." he said. Senator Andersom (D -N M ) who preceded Charles F. Brannan at Mr. Truman's Secretary of Agti culture, said: " I feel the present legislation should b* given an opportunity to operate before wc launch a new program. I don't think sentiment of congress it much different n.'w then it was last fall. Brannan’* proposul would use federal funds to pay direct nubeldiea tu fsnnsra ami there­ by make some foods cheaper for eun*umeri. In contrast, th* program passed In the closing days of the luit session seeks, through govern­ ment crop loans and purchase* of surpluses, to maintain near parity prices tor many farm commodities. (Parity ir a priea calculated tu maintain farm purchslng power In fa ir relatlonahlp to the things formers must buy). In hla state of the union mess­ a g e yesterday Mr. Truman told congress that “ mandatory prim supports should be provided for the commoditlea m not now cover•d which are major sources of farm Income. "Moreover," he sold, "wn should provide a method of sup. (CeaHasM • • Face gear) Bobby M am , I I , of Lake Montoo, suffered two breaka In tin broken left V leg, left arm and' a broken when the motoeyele * on vwhich ho v m riding with James T. col IId McDaniel, 17, ht on ed at 7i*0 o'clock last West First Street with a 1941 Chevrolet driven by Mlaa Allri* Herts of 100 Park Avenue. ■Dr. 0. L Park, who attend*! Bobby Marts, ordered him sent * f f »y, . 1* to Orange General Hospital, Orlando. H I* condition this morn­ YORK, Pa., Jan. A—(A1)— An ing ■ la- satisfactory, reported IV-yMr-old m U wa* held today Mata Highway Patrolman J , . H. on charge* e f Mtoekfng and rob­ Barrow. James McDaniel, driver bing hie own fgther, 71-year-old was aent Masked Youth Beatu, Robs Own Father 'W E D is p u te W alko u t 'P o p O f f i c i a l s W h o D irected C ivil W a t Non Partisan Report Is Held As Biggest Thing In 150 Years Rep. Feirit Bryant of Ocala, who wa> volrd ihe outilanding young man in the tecent legiilalive iriiiu n , told the Sanford Junior Clumber of Commerce today that tlie nunl important work produced in government during the past 150 yeart it the non-partisan Hoover Committion Report advocating the re-orgauiratiun of the federal government. Pointing'out that the Jaycee* are promoting ihe adoption oj^ the report, Mr. Bryant said, “The Jayceet have taken on tint project became no unr ette bat the cfAirage and energy to do the job. Young men are the only one* who can ire tucli tbing» through to that the ultimate objective of economy in government can be achieved, it it a process of stepping on someone's toes until the C°K government is finally reduced. Mr. Bryant was Introduced try Alvin Odham at one of the outstanding young men of FlorIdu at a luncheon at the Yayht Club presided over by John Ban­ ka rlk. John Under wat Introduced to the club us a new mem­ ber, and a resolution asking for a hearing to be held In Sanford by the Florida Railroad and Pub­ lic Utilities Compilation on the Installation of a dial telephone system In' rtaafoed was toad by U. W. Spencer who asked to r the approval of the Jaycees. Tho matter was inferred to the board of directors' meeting tonight. There are now about 2,000,000 employee* In th* federal govern­ ment, Mr. Bryant aald. The aver­ age college graduate enter"':: government service for the first lime get* a salury of about V-.000. If he ittuys with the government for Ihe nest 110 year*. ho might look forward to u top salury ut the end of that time of about 110,000 a year, Mr. Urvunt said, pointing out that this Is not sufficient Inducement tu at­ tract the must qualified men. Calling attention tu the another weakness In government organ­ isation, Mr. Bryant aald that lie knowa of one bureau where the chief has 24 assistants, all of whom draw bigger pay than hu does, and the only way the chief can get a raise la to reduce id* efficiency, hire more people, and thus get a larger agency under his control. The government’s annual bud­ get, he said, requires I860 pages to print It In fine print type. No one can find out the cost of anything In tha government without a complete audit by u qualified public accountant. Tnero are over one million automobile* owned by the government in It* civilian departments, but nobody knowa what they a n used fur, or how old they are, Jie said, ^P ji\’ce sa a r i s r •• • Chief Ralph Bhutti said the aged man Identified hla son. at tha lo- William aa ona of two masked outha who aloggad him and tied Im up aa ha patrolled th# plant Jr Tuasday night. Shafts Id e n tU M the other youth *y held m claytea Mratt, 17. K ra ft was detalnesTm aetien of York ca » )!a%ySs2ua.1„«, \ e|0 le li. -u ld Ol le f ig llilly he ' ■i t iilg e d I he g i'iie m l eli-el io o -i , now Hchedille'l ful \ p lt l. I*' speed MANl H E ST E R , N II |..n. r» •d op. lie - l i d vo ting should he »/T) A Cuunliy tlmloi plr.ulrd held *00111-1 to |irevent the "ter innoirnt today b> an m.lit tuirnt nhte coo e.io cn cc, the 1‘1'U - it ( \ Ji.irgilig first clrgrre nmiilri of an A o iild In- e x po**i*d t“ from 1111 011. 1,111v long pre-elect " m l cuin p n ig u imurahle cam ri p.ihrui ilnough period a "m rn y " ileaih .ind ptnmplly \'i-IU/rlo-* at*o cidict-ed flr-d Is I *' r t * e On Hail Democratic Semite Members A^ree Tu ‘Speedup' SesHion clerk Arthur S. Ilealy rend tin Inilietineol chorgiog the eouiitiy doctor: "l-'elonlimsly, wilfully nod of Id malice aforethought did inject 10 Cubic .-elitllneleni o f oil ill cloie SUceessluo Into the veins of Mrs. Alible H u ll,, to, fill” his eitocer patient. Long before tbe jdiysiclnn en tared tlie second flimr superior courtrooin with Ills wife niuj two attiirocys, JtiO Hpeetnturs hail crowded Into every public sent. Mr*. Ilo im lo —ill 0 year and 11 half and shrunken to half her nor­ mal weight - wn* the wife of o Manchester oil sulrsman. Dr. Handers, who said yesterday he had gone sleepless for days, (('uNllaae# Oe Pas* Peat) U. S. Bulletin Seized By Czech Commies P K A (1 U u7 Jan. 6 - M ') —The Communist-led Ciech government today conflscatad the Czech-lauguago bulletin of th* United .States Information Service currying tho text of the U. 8. note urderittg the closing of Hungarian cunsulutcs ill Cleveland and New Yuik. A t tho same time the govern­ ment expelled a 20-year-old CnliBALMY W BATHKH HKKN LAKELAND, Jan. fi, — VP) — toriaii, who had been studying The chilly weather forecast yes­ hurt on a Clash scholarship. The U. 8, L 8, Bulletin Is mallterday tor peninaular Florida ap­ A LL BANK CALL W ASHINGTON, Jan. fi. - Mb — Tho Comptroller of the Cur­ rency today iaaued a call fur u statement uf the condition of all national hanks at the dose of busi­ ness Saturday, Dee, 91. they made o |/w m h M oeota and ad to soma 2,000 Cxachs dally. eome key# M u . tha wateheun’i parently Ian t going to gat her*. pojketo after The Federal Stata Frost Warn­ Joaaph Korarak, press attache of ing Service today aald th* weather tha U. 8. Embassy, aald thera jthopSai s ? r' of hrcakl tonight and Friday weald be part­ ly cloudy and continued warm with a few Isolated light showers along the east eoaat and no frost ♦ P o s t a l Receipts E x c e e d $579,000 During Past Year van fo rd JJ u s t Is S e n 1 A s G i u v v iit i' O f f i e o F a ste st In IJ . 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A "prolonged prc-eleclorul cain- iiin m a T 'P liip lis liiiie n t uf the lu c il , ... , piugu, Veiilxclo* sold, 11 "would p o ll 00 u-i d uring IJU il, M i F i l l * '" M ™ * 41 cst'" uit c.i.r. H ie * n ltn ln ey g r n r i.il, W illia m incvltnhly result ill the ntnh added. T ill-. I m ile W «, e*t.lldi:die,| iimcldtiery lo-iog ill located and ill Die (odd-boro m en w ith a il 1.. , 'b in a ry , it lr m lin g I In- lliie e a v e in g e "f nhoiit three t>. foul lehahllltnliim Iml m m iltr . iiin ig iin ir iil o l t lir a r m 11I I.d 'l'll-I'o p ille t e m ilillo ll CO p. i . o n pet (in ,o ly , kklio liuv * |iliv » ic in n . 111. lir im a in i N. S . i i ii l n , I,met l.ended ity Hnuiiedea had n, u i Im l ill-liv e ly ol lllu il . iv i. . I,ecu ill o ffice since In I J u ly - ■ *' lu-foie. 4 0 , com n jt-il it vta» “ n l l i i - i im I MioT liiT o m p ll* lo iie lita of tlie ii-.ti.il" lo re lrn tr 10 li.n l. 111 lin t o iein h er*lilp wn* c h ie fly the tonne o- lilt- lin e u p the b ile I'le io h 'i- I'o .i o ffic i- (liv e 1,11(1 the i.iatid in t la n rr. I ’llllllir y ..n il. Iio w rv n . I tim iilidi'ele* S o p ltin ili’ headed litli'M of fiv e letter c o lliv li" lin t c illlr lr w.lt a g ir r il II|*||| "lie o iit il hi* death III lllle lorle. 1,,,x. . t.k i I'lm ilio u ii 1011 le lte i ami M eanw hile the govei liliie o l « < P 11,. I I..,,ea Hid fiv e ii.'kk dm iiiiitr ol |)i Namiei’t loch 1.... il III, United SI ale*, of lllitolie-o a up. 1,11x 1". pl.M i-d il, k in Mile. I" (I1.11.K ie l .uni si,nnlm g in llic 1 ion 1-1,1 ei ed it* secollil pho e l" d :.c . i l l . , , , , w 1t ill 11 the c ity d elivei v In 11 ri 11v ’ It,, fed eral cabinet tool, a u t l i ' i d ' l, , t 1 'l l k ill llk l'l k Ml III I" ' IC- j over the rich itilatid* t l'" o the N ' Im > l-.p a o lit 1,0 I . 1 a n d , mi u lid 111 S.imlri's relr.isr w.is gianl'-ii s illie s . It;ti 11 and sleet over the (lliio and Mi-slssippi Volley* m ailed luirririh>ils driving t-ondltlons, I he hlustery wentlw-r wus expe.i.d to extend uvei lim it of I ’eniisylvii 11111 mid West Viiginlu and we.-t ern Maryland l.y tonight or Kri day. The suh-freexlng weather enu*i-d "roiisldi'nilile" ihiliinge to m ips in l)n n it, oCinhella Valley of t'nlit Km lv s u r v e y s indiiiiled thm eitnis lu-ses would not eonipioi to tlie losses, amounting to mil >miI Committee Hint hud lion* of (pillars, suffered la 1 wilti the tlipulilion lliai In- irii.nn h , pared for n ssim ip ltm i "f power .liimiury hy a record fiee/e. V< from ineiln.il p r.iiliir prmiilig I 11.il I rum the Dutch. ' i -i day’s stih-f reeling wenlh.-i C o io m iltre clonrmiiM M ohnm oiiI 'll 1liney noted '!,a l U i S .in d r i mused heavy ilumuge lo tomtit...... with total loss In some areas had not " trc u g n ife d d ia l In* did Kino fo rm a lly made the 1 of pow er to I) s. 1 I rend er Mo (■rapefruit and to mu Iocs were a n y llim g wrong, l.g .d lv or o tliei I,lim ed I Is ttu at n brief cer. osm Ion.I hit in the Impel ml Valley. W ise," w hile lo rih iim n g lo p i n III r Ku'm * co m m ittee had ingiicd the Volunteer National (iiiuidsmeii although .1 grand iu ry h a il (m ind p ro vixio nn l c o n stitu tio n "f th" and the Bed ('loss rushed eno-i S I olid arranged the elect i«n genry aid to flooded ureas in eusl "p ro h .d d r i.U ls r " lo i 1 o n sld rim g ll„- pieslih'llt in which Siikai im Ceiilrnl and southern Illinois liim guilty. (('■.■tlBes* «■ C M * Kuurr S c h o o l s in some communities wi nI)r. Sandrr't p in In r aftci lieeloseil. At Imlltinapolis, (jov. Henry !■’ jng ncruird ol muidri ms hided Schricker uh'rted the National delivery ol teveral linhirt (liiiird for possible service as major Dr. S an der's ullnim-y L o u is K. floods over the full length of Ihe W y in iin , said the s lip id iit im i ahm it Wohiisli rind W hlth Rivers were re frriln ln g from practice was over prtilicled hy weather hiiteau nffi the p r a lfS I of defense counsel tie ein I« cunsit of the p ri'siu n p lio n of m ini W ASHINGTON. .Ion ft. 1/1*> Heavy im I iin over the past sev Ci'lice nt this tim e. Democratic senntor* tmlnx e n d days have sent the rlv rr* mid . " I ansoim . this a g re e m in l is agreed to u atroti-gv intended t" creeks in fndlnnu and Illinois m u w ithout p reju dice in llo - fu tu re ." ..... . legislative action nod wind their hanks. W y m a n io |i’ tin- court. op the present session of congress Hr Kander slo n il i*r*.fl and i, y .Inly Ml or earlier. The mercury dropped to a law of near *ero in iiurthweslrrn A> 1 showed no em otion w hile court Majority lender Lucas (D -lll.l. kaiiMiH ns the cold nIr mas* spread into the Knotli. Temperatures fell from 2U to -III degree* from their high marks of yesterday. The cold, with ruin and sleet nml some snow, extemloil from Arkensaaml Kentucky Into Tennessee, northern Aluhume, MlsnUxippi and laiiilNiana. Ice hlanketed Arklilisu* from wa«t to cast. Two liroth«r* were duiwnoil In tho ley Rprlng River near Walnut Ridge, Ark. North ami part of central Texas shivered in auh-freuxlng reading!. Freuiing rain fell over many arcuN, Including Lufkin, Bryan. Waco, Temple and Austin. The weather bureau reported « rain belt front rentrnl New York state aouthwestward through Tennr sure ami the lower Mlmiixslppi Valley and tho freezing rain aleet or snow In an area one to "00 mile* wide from centra) Ohio ■oiithw.xtwsrd to aouthern Arkanana, " T C fb 'A Associated Press I .eased W ire SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY JAN. 5. Ilir.ll was “no dsabt1* that tha Inclusion of th* not* was th* causa of the 1 slaw*. Tha osMulatsa wart ordered ataaad bassnsa of Hun­ garian tiaatau n t of Americans. nfier a two-lmur closed conference .,f all Democratic senators, said all Democrats agreed to offer nml vote only for amendments "Hint !»*■#, germane" to whatever bill I* before Hie Hciiule. Forty-seven of the M Henate Democrata attended the meeting Luca* explained that Ihe deri­ sion nhuliltl avoid « fig h t over re­ peal of wartime excise taxes dur mg consideration of the 1,111 lo rc pool iileomargorlne tuxes, now up fur action. .Similarly, Lucas said it would ovoid offering any part of the "civil rights program" as a rider to Nome other Mil. Luca* said the Informal agree­ ment sliuuld enable Renats leadera to “get through the program as fast as possible." 9 Crew Members Of Blockade Runner Quit HONG KONG, Jan. 15. — </Pl — The Ixhrandtsen I.Inn shin Flying Arrow will is ll for Red Shanghai tomorrow* without nine members of her 41 man crew. A. P, Pattfaon Company, Hong Kong agent tor th* Una, said nine seamen signed o ff th* vessel to avoid tha trip through th* Chinas* Nationalist blockade to th* Com­ munist p o rt Approach*! to the port have Man mined by Nation­ alist*. T______ _ \t ~ Assistance A nned T o B e U t v e n Chiang F o r D e f e n s e O f Last N atio n alist Base W A S H IN G TO N . d an. 8 — UP) —S rri-ln rv id S la t e A ch a e a n ’ *aid Iadov Doit ih e United •SI Hie* can side 1* pi 1taut ore aqjf >‘" ii* ld ci at Inn of 1 ci 1,go it im i of Du- 1 tune m (0111 in 11 ne t g u ve rn m en! 11 tin* tim e. Arhexun inane Du* <o u n n riit at a news c o n f .-ir iii-r im iil word from I o iiilun i h i i Du lt r iii* h govern* " iro t 1* i t tin- pomt o f rt r o g O i/n ig the It,-,) regim e i t, China. M V .S H IM , It IN . |;,n . r»_(/P) ■ e rr-m le u l 1 1 u m .iii'* "hands idf" poln, tow in i Formosa iliew 11111m dl.il. -Inirp criticism today fio n i vome congressional K epuldicnii* Most Itemocrai* a p p lim le d it *, a ilor Ferguson ( I t . M id i) saul Do- I’rcsidcnt'a |i riiiioii ii,-,-iax-iit "kicks the p ir lis in i.oeign policy rig m il the wimtow I'crgiiHon sa|d n c ilh e r the Itip a b ltn in * nor th * I trim ,v, a 1 a- Ir.liters of C o n g r e is were co u siillc d ilm u l ih e F o r Tiuisri poln 1 S m it e GOI* leader M ln -rtk i N r li t said the U r e a l-' d e n i's prom m m 'eiiirnt iininunted to an ink n atio n to Moscow ilir e i led 1 m nm m iist" to la k e th* 'and Ilio h iir m iiii t o n n a lly ' I I li t 1 ol Do- Senate Foreign R e l.it ..... .. t " in n u lle e M ild: “I ’m 10 ih o iio m li a g ie c in r n l with I resiitenl s -l.ile m e o t respect­ ing l o riiio sa. ' in other rm ira a ’ ink,tikes ns in ,1 very s c rlo tia ' and iliin g c io ii* s iliia llo n ." *ffm Xi 1. W A M I I N t . l t IN, 5 I'iciilriit I ihii.m inday (Iceland ill Al 1icili.nl h-tm li.tml, nff ppolicy h t»ti o licy tow* w ild the I Inn...... 1, land ol For- 11111, 1 . , h i 11 new- 1 o iii.-rriic e statement! In- * ,iiil ilu- l tu ie ii M i i n has no <lt*nc to nic it, lim ed forces tha I* mi lir r m iif involved " in ihe eW il •m flii t in t'liin , 1 ’ ’ y II.- m u le ile . ii tin- only h ttp ( h u n g K iii M il k'* government 'in I , , 111 ,0 - 1 1 hi expect fio n i th * 1 mlctl N d'tv is iniHmtliliK fcon(('iHiiiitiiftl tth i*mr* K itii) Coal Owners Ask Court Injunction Against Miners u t" a ,,' , v?. u ili'il t., llu - new iiii ih l in g W \ : m I N 't; n IN. .Inn f. LT) I wa-. e x te m li’d fiv e m ile s (■> r ■- I'm , of l i t i.m .il mine ownV e in a iig o S lie s t a n d I 'm id l i m i t , "i " a i .-l tin N'-itlonal L u ­ gt k* m a d - 1-1 k ice t,» D ie ( i- iid e u t ll If' l.imn H,and today to t r v helkkcen W i I m i i i ’ h I 'o i n e i a i d L a k e t •' * m io e t'. In,' V, 1,11 a fu ll M .m iiie wi ^ - i e a e n ie o d e t a id . m i l " 1 - i l kvi- k h y com 1 iniu in -tio n . | „ ,| ,,f pi-kk- iii'ii, - - - h a v e lie t 0 i ' l i i i t <'pel o i gi m ip represent Ing a n d f a l i i i * c le a re d . .................. Du* ,-n t ii" soft coal 11,, I',, t 1 tffice has I" , m iie *.. -it *'■ now tnike file d unfair I 1 ,,w |e<|. ' l l F ie ld repel led, that II if. uokk oecCnSury to keep .ll|* p ile m id f i l e * i l l th e n - e ie a lio ii ,,,,,l,i a m i l l i i e e iievk le g id in c b 'lk ,, , a r ia ■ and two anpei v s o l* we 1 e a iilli.,1 i/e .l d in in g IP IP A cMiit 1 tnd -to tliiii know n a* 1 'ellokvdiip F mmiI StM li.'ii w a *e * l» Imie . „l Die M iih iit j u i I A ir p u il with 01 ctinrge. D u rin g the I'ln ist I ( a ll 11n il, a n t ,'■ « » ■ 'I.I1T, I I o H / c' I h w In s tiiH fd A h I lend Of Masons .lame* l ‘ H n ll/e ta w wan In ,t a il'd a* M u -I« r of fia lif'.td Lodge N " t'i2 , F am i A .M . nt il* meet 'Up. Iiii'sd ny night ill Die Mu*"l>i< dem ple th* sneered,. U l l a - k y W ight. Mi H u ll, /.'laky I* m iin a g rr Die )..<■ (■ I (’o cn-U olii plant, is m ar ried, liar nne (In u g llle l, and lik e ,t 1111 r> Him A ven ue Other nffn-er* instnlleil wen Henry <'. Mmirc, aenior kk-nrden Vnli 1 J iiiii 'n. joitlor wiirden; A. 11 Lyles, rlnipSain; A. Italnsek simhir alewaril; Douglas Him all mu, junior atewnni, I.. T. Rlirp paid, treasurer nml Roy It. Wright ■Ir,, liOi-retiiry, were re-elected. IV A. Slinisfleld wa* the in*ltiiliiie' officer, us(.l*tcil hy Ihe junior past master, F, Husky Wight, a* mar­ shal. The Rey. Dr. E. D. Brownlee, n past master of the Lodge pro­ nounced the benediction. Ten visit­ ing Masons were present. 'at ." I-, ri.-* 1..........Iiai ges a g u in it ' - i -1- I l.i-kki nml a -k e il fo r eourt In". tin , mil gi oops filin g charg*.* tu d ’ik i.iclnded Dais,, from lltin o iy . tl" fm » i' I, and m a jo r " e a p tlv a j 1 r.i mrii- ■.impanie.H myrieit iiy h i* t.'i'l canceln*. I In- iie i l D im ,, include tle th le ' em, lie p o lilte . .lone* and LaiigJ\I in. Inland, F iue dd e, and Arm co, Hie ,,|te(a t . 11 want Hubert Den1 m i, g ctie ia l aiiiai'l fo r the group * ■ i" 1 ■ ' " I o ld e r against L e w i* t., compel him i " bargain fu r a now " n tia c t and to end Die present le w 1 ie ,| I lire e ..|iiy w ork u i* k the up. ml , o s tu rn e d to Denhaul a ft.’i fa ilin g to get the W h it* ll o ii ' 1 i " .o ile r an in ju n c tio n e lI it under tlie T u ft H u r tlr y A ct. I'l em ili'iil T rum an indicated II le w C '.nfi'ieiice today th a t 1- stud ying tile situ a tio n . He had no comment on a re p o rt­ ed appeal friiiu St. Linds u rg in g I,nn In lire Iii* fu ll a u th o rity to m g 1, to*111 fo il operation o f th * ui linin'*. A The appeal, a re p o rte r kald, WX* in ink hy a St. lam is id tixcn * fu e l ei 1111111111*'i* mnl Die St. I.iu ilt re ta il i'"iiI dealers association, The J'i'i'stclent -aid ho had n«t m ' i ' 11 the niesHiigr. He said i t prolia h ly wn* sent to the press, and III.I to him . lie Mild If he g o t l l and it was e n title d lo an n m w ir , lie would answer it. The l ’ re.*iilcnl Inis stea dfastly declined to view tho lim ite d p r ductiou as a na tion al emergen w in ra n tin g tho 11*0 o f ht* In ju n , lb 'll power under the T u ft- lta r tln y Act. I'OWKH I'KOJECT SLATF.D W ASHINGTON, Jan. B - ( * V ) ITesident Truman aald today lie Is working on a program to pro­ vide tho wlioto country with public power wherever It Is feasible. Tho (’resident told a news con­ ference that he la anxious to de­ velop the SI. Lawruncv seaway and power project. But he will never agree to develop the power, project aa a Tha seamen’i man'* aetien follow* followed a separata program, he emphasised. Ha aald he want* tha whole U. 8, 8tat*a Department notice that I ilgn off tha ahfp If thay country to get tha benefit of tha 8L Lawrence projaet. did not wiab to risk th* trip. th»y could - No THE WEATHER •lAUKSUNVILl.K. Jau. (!. — (# ) High Lav 78 AHanin HiMillin'k .... 4,„, ....... a7 ■ Hiin!tm .... «4 .... 24 Chleigii .... Dfitwitr ............ . .... „ 8 l)t»» MnllU'a ...... ..... ..'1 Frtino ...... 44 Kmhran City ................. 14 Bciittlo Apalachicola .............. ..H Jackscnvllla ...:...... ... Kev West ............. ........7f 1 ?! Orlando .....-........ .... ...Jl m i L — iii x .xnOiatMi a f ■ ............... - 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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MtfcfS NEW SPAPER SANFORD, » Generally fair and •lightly warmer till* afternoon and to­ night becoming cloudy and una#ttied Wednesday. ______ B8DAY JA N . .1. 1050 - — SB No. 356 Associated Pres# Leased Wire Congress Returns To Illinois C hinese P lead For Funds Balk As s Action On ‘Fair Deal’ Re-EntersPits To Save Formosa From Reds S ' i / -------------. !■ Battle Looms As Tru­ man Prepares State Of Union Message; ♦ Thc William O’Dwyers ‘At Home’ Tax Revision Seen ______ Country’s Coi gers Dispel 1 Of National r Illinois Hol| Nntionnlist O f f i c i a l Asks For EGA Funds To Stave Off Threat Of Attack By Reds (irailu-CrosHing (.’rash Kills (ias Truck Driver • W ASHINGTON, J.n . 3 - W ^ C « M r « M . with one eye already cocked to neit fall’* election!, contoday for ita aecond round of battling m i President Truman'* “ Fair Deal." Today’* auenybly wa» mostly a formality. The real kickoff for the tacoad aeuion of the 8l«t Con* greta will come tomortow. Tlial i* whan Mr. Truman will tell tlir| ^lawmaker* what he expect* from i lhaqi. All ma|or radio and tele-1 vision'networks will carry hit itate of th# union (beech. Al a Whit# Houle meeting which ended ahortly before Congret* met, Mr. Truman gate hi* congressional high command an advance look al the menage. They alto went over hie economic menage, which hr will Mnd to the Capitol Friday. Wand hi* budget menage, due Mon-, fOltOWINO THIIR RlfttRN from a Florid* honeymoon. Mayor WlUlnm day, i O’Dwyei nod his hrlrte. th' former Blonn Simplon, po*e b'ild« the tlieEmerging from the ono hour plac* In Grade Mansion, their New York retldence. (Infernotiimol) and five minute conference, the Democratic leader* expressed onthuiiasm over the Prealdenl'a plana. Speaker Kayburn of Tcxa* , tohf tfportere: . * I •'ll look*- like the country I* In pretty good thane I never »aw It In better shape. A Other* who tat In on the con­ ference were Vice President Barkleft 'Senate Democratic Lender Lucas (III.) and Hou*e Dcmecrntlc Leader McCormack (Max*.). Among' rank-and-fllo le«i*l*lor«, moat; of the talk wan about taxea. Some — particularly the Republican* — were caving a lot, too, about-cutting expenditure*. nUD APi^fTlTunaary. Jau 1 " ihljcen Houte Leader Martin W ASHINGTON, jan. ! — </»’) — ) announced creation of a (/!*)--A llireepaRr American not* John Msragon; ptielimr mystery I GOP commltta* to keep tha Presidents -Pair. Deal'* was banded lo thr.Hungaiian If-" man w lu iiged lo flit nlwtul Washeign ministry today hyTt: S. Min­ fnRlon flashing a Wliile Iln u r lit gave It the name of the uter Nathaniel f’. Davit, idling pan, wai indicted today on lorn tag commlltea" and said Its Hungary lo tlo»e it* consulate* in rliatgf* of perjury— lying wl-ilr nil namo Cleveland and N ,w Ymk. tta w h it Ita'm lob would be Jtiat under oalli In tell the iiutli Implied put ,price tag* on ____ _ — to pt These are the only Hungarian A federal grand- jury charg'd admlnlatratlon prono adnsinlatratlon spending proposal* which -have reached a height det­ rnnsulstcs in the United Stale,, dial be lied In Senate investigator' rimental to the welfare of the mid Min Ruili Ttyon. siting jura- .tlmut the source* of lii* into mcountry." allarlir ol tlir U. S. legation and oilier driaili of hi* finann.il On taxea, the altuatlun appnr* Tlir note referred diirrlly I" affair* and cmploymrnl. ently I* that everybody would1 'like • to saa them lower but few are sure Hungary’* rejection of Davit’ re Maragon. '>4 year old Grrckjust where and how they can lie qe»l for |>ermission to visit Robert American from Kansai City, war cut without putting the govern­ Vogelcr, an American husinrisnnn haled helnre the Senator* Inst «tim ment deeper Into the red. Rayburn aald ha had suggested arrested Nov. IB by the Hunqai mer. They weir investigating “ fi*r itw tta e ia Oa r a n fUaarr ian* and charged with spying and pcrcentm"— men who lerk pov ■abotagf. rtnmrnt bmineti for olhet* for a "Th » governinent of Hungary fee. clearly failed In thl* rase to live They heard laslimnny ill,I Ma,a■ up to Ita obligations under tb* treaty of friendship, commerce and gon had "ptriturcd" governn’-nl consular right* between the Unit'd detriment* lor lavtrr* and had States and Hunkary and to the hoailed ol hit tlote relationship • ----------T \ . it i i'-..I , TA L L A H A S S E E , Jag. i - UP) accepted standard of International with Maj. tieneral Harry Vaugliun. — Ill* State of Florida started practice in regard to the right* of officers to extend protec­ President Trumen'i military aide. the now year with a net general consular tion to the national* of their coun­ When they got Maragon'a own fund deficit of $6,798,187.79. story In a sterol aerslnn, I lie Thare was vw|»s*p>*i $6,811,811 In *•* iaeii cash on u>i try." the note aald. The order to close the consulate* Senator* * rnt, a transcript of hand Dec. at. I. Col Comptroller C. M I; M but" encumbrances by Jan. lb I* considered a retali­ III* testimony In the riixtrice atGay raportad; tornev who submitted it to the against fhe fund iind amounted to $19.- ation for Vogelcr’* arrest. tCaallnaaii Oa faaa ■Isktr VoaeUr. la asilAtani vice urealS a ancumbraneaa Included 16,IMMIaae* O# I>*|* R ls lll In 91tfl$Z for construction underway , iiwlta.wayment not dua until the projaate are finished, $8,718,864 In ‘ stlonn for the Hungary’s U. S. Consulates A re J o h n M a ra g o n n n s iiU R G H T ja n I'nrxpl.unrd work *t(§|| at Irast 7.000 Illinois j| mil id the pit* today H j | lie n,limn'* 480,000 p i ' •I up llirir tool* rtirtf n impending nationMU A l-irge numbet o(| Inch .•If nol c«v| MlllMl 1y Kith ilif Um 11rt . « r r r furred to i ln*e. ItM W 'l > .dent John L Lewn. visiting ,\ Iilmi; mother 111 Springfield, III d»< lined lo lommenl on the »<nl >toppage«. ,Si„p wink order* wn* repotlfd to h.ivr licrn telfgraphd to Illinois t 'MW divirirt he*Hc|uailrra. The r-uiie ol the telegram i* not. known I Iiii;Ii While, lllmoi* UMW preiident. ,.nd "I rlon't know why iliry re not working, later, he , oldened with l.cwu rn .» Spring* lirld llnlrl loom Vli.iiii '.’M.IMMt UMW miner* are ■ mid l-S -,1 III tllillld.t. In ui-iii hv Indntmt, nil Inti aR,6l)0 Inn nf Mu* »tatc' hunt t'M W in rin h r is a ic liiick l work, n tiiir nunnr Terre Tin- V ik in g Washington Order Is Grand J u r y Charges Counter-Move Kor Maragon Li ed To V o g e l e r Af f a i r S e n a t e Committee .. ___ J l l In w paid currant bills, and §628,888 In unpaid Mila from the flacal year that ended teat Juna 80.. . Qey repeated an earlier state­ ment th'.t “we are In hopes we can rtaqvit payment of Ml bill* on Jan. 16.“ ,' ; i moratorium on nt of utlona bt in in effect artmente draw from hava beta | ■M S t ' ,796,000 | deficit shown oka tee S 8 n s ra * 18?. In Peiping today charged th* I'. S. haa made a »rcr*t *#r*anirut lo arm thr Nntionaliata for thrlr ilefrnor of Formuna. The hnmdrant roinriilrd with disrloetire in Wa*hiitRlo,i that thr Nalioniili*t* hior inudr a nrw plea for l\ S. military and other ad' i ‘.«-rit to hrl|i save the island. The Red radio a**rrlrd the U.S. would furnish Mi natal rrtcrls, aiiua uud ci|Ui|iinrnt for five divialtm*, radar Installation*, air plane parts and repairing equip­ ment. The Peiping radio said the agreement was signed In the 1'nllrd Slate* some time In Derember by Yu Tn-Wel. Yu for­ merly was thr Nalitmallat government'a Mini*t*r of Communlration*. IMIS tflCtACUlAR BlAZt mulled when a gniollnr la-lrn linllcr truck smashed Into (hr crack Santa Fe atrranduiri tmln "Super t'lilcf" at A/u,.i, (,’allf Flremrp ,uc jliowu Imllliiig the roaring llunie> anil .smoke from ll-r 1'iirnlng 2t,I'm)-gallon liallrr In the center of pli -In The tmek driver, Axel OUi-n. «.,s killed The engineer and another member ol the tmln crew sulTeird seven- bums. (Iiilcriinliouul .'n-ii-ntplioto) 3 -< / P )ll-r Slat.- Department di*c|oted tfl* tl-ty that thr Chinese Nationalist* li.it r Miluilittrd a detailed new l-lc.i lot American military and -tiler advitefs to iicl|i save Forttiosa. Ambassador Wellington K o a •t'kcd on Decrrnhci 1 1 lor mililaiy, politu.il. .uni economic adviser*. Lou also urged the economic co­ opt i.illou Administration tn release lundi lor Clnri.i whirh were frozen last May when the Communist* took Sh.itiKh.il. A , Michael I McDermott, Slate De* pirtaii'iil | ie«» of in . r, reported hioo'* plra lo newsmen today. Re* Britain Pint's Drain On Dollars; Flying A rro w 1950 Economic Outlook Brightens To Run Blockade, Says C a p t a in U.S. SmtP Dcnartmcnt IA,,r‘1 10 tS ,°r Fo,n’««i To Refuse To Sail lWcCloy Invites Soviet O ffer To Sanford Gets By Unite Germany New Year Holiday Without Accidents U.S. Commissioner In Gcrmanv Is R c a rl v For Frcc Flections Lions Club Plans To l^ush McNulty Po^rjop Office Carolyn Howland Tampa Cabbie Shot, j An Honored Anfflrr Robbed By Passenger1 Mut^ wllh TA M P A , J 7 T 1 T - UP) A rah driver was shot and rohhed today after being foreed tn drlv? a paasenger at pistol point from 81. Petersburg. F. B. Smith, 48, la In a ni-rlmn condition at Municipal Hospllal With a bullet wound near lh«< H Uart. Chief deputy Ernest Cuihrcath said Charles Geoghegan, 18, alto of Bt. Petersburg la held on *h■anlt to murder and armed robbery charges. BU ILD IN G CON TRACTH A T L A N T A , Jan. 8, — (/T) Building and engineering contracts la th* southeast for . the first 11 month*' of 1949 war# valued at •I,}81,m , 000, M I M r rent Inlad# todgy by Ralph ZifW'wT'*' •i t j], WASHINGrU N H a n . 'i •■IK Miiiitr wni c|i».’-r,l liy a Imal dla|iiiti*. nlllug :im>. A broketi pump forced the Tallvdnlr mine tu l lofif Some fiMt of *Um miner., in the Ibiinillc, III , nron were idle. tHbni mini* worn down in the LONDON, .Inll. I. t-l'l (Iritaiu ha» plllgi-r-l u|- a prrnistrnt W eal Krankfort, Taylnrvllle, bin inirticld nml Cmiton minlnif, drain on her fund of Anieruan dollar), an niforiu-<-l «i»ut-c rr|,„itcd fj-'lds. No one win willing to) linlay, H- said nil oMui.il atiuiunu rment priiLahlv wi-nl-l l-r made •av why the miners elliirr did I huriday. ^ pullers previniMy hail been told uliow up nt nil or iimiwered 11 The hi for runnt said Ihi-* meant that dcalualum -d the Drill, Ii l l C r S T o r « l'f G r C W t|i it only informal approaches had will .lie nml Immediately retuim? pound mi* irh irird it, uniurdiatr pmpmr, ami that, will- I lie n minimi n 1 homo I l»ren mole din, i.H fm American “ All I know In that they juat .dilation Ictlrr, thr rh.tncrs have Lent in- iraird loi a iiali-imvidr ll»'t ' (ill J stt |t|t> | — ' ~ *u«-ii(-r«| rlrrtmn In Frlituary or didn't oliuw tip," aal-l one miner. HONti KONG I.sit I - - f/l’i"I now (md ih.it on Dec. 23 th# Muich, The Labor government Al-out 4,000 "M W diggers In must call an election before July Captain David* Ji,ut >.' iim j Ih ol 1 ( liinrte ,,rnl>a,,.idor called on Wal* ' I In- T.iylnrvIKe-Hpripgfield aran at thr --nil -.f It* five year term. the I l-r milt .cn I me lieiglilei Flv , loll llnlteiwoilh. Assistant Secfi".ictn-.-m-d l-llc Home of the mlnIn thr tine,- month -Inc- lint ing Aimw. ml in an mleiview to i.,iv l,u |;.,i l .nleni Affair*, and era i.-ported fur work al Tavl-ir m aariatira oa r*s* Kiaatt alii ill-valued hr-i pound fi-uii tlfKI d-tv h- h o i not . Have,| - Icp.t 11III r |iir,rn lril i me mol .t ndll III with ie* t*> 4“ HU, thr iuforinniil -.aid, tier n■.t-iv,-., w#-rr Incn-nacil l>, u-'iiity --I do- liip l .ilfc d licld S h .in q li.il imludim- unlit h v . political and i-lti -cr,," McDermott • Jinn,fitlll.ootl. Th r flgutr wn.i ft. hi utlri t-> i-l the - tew if ill-v r, onouio 4nl.umr.00n Sept, an, IL' day uft. - WfillM III tl llirrr 3.1til. I di'vnlniitioti. Now, Mir infi-rutaiil Well iii I o iih c I solute* said lo* Imirs said IK lie,ml a Von c O l mild, It in ill-nil Jl.fiOtl.tiPU.mMI. •mln »iv Aiiiem i lit,i id, .i,| saving lie inti The tirnaiiry is nut pa»Miig final (I iMilllMtl d Oil I'rigr |*aIHh( § jinlgin-'iit on tin- , 111',-fsa -ii failiii,- delayed do l-ip’s dcp.iitlllc lw-i of Mir -Icvnluiitioil poliry uiilc*-, -lays t>- p- nml i oiisiil.illou with Knnford und Seminole County mill until tin* pri-Hi-nt til-rid run ■irw men ciiiovr.l h New Year’* hull-lav Mmir., fur Hrmtlirr tlin-i* inonMi-. week-end In whirh not h single I h.i*c nol onl will in -1 -Iclav I O I . I N , Jan. I (/!•» U. S tin- iiifiirniuiil said. Inlnrv due to trafflr accldenlt the -lop -lc|.,iinie. hr .aid. thr occurred, according to law en- High ( ’inniniivi-inri John I M-.CIi-v Thr g-ial of devaluation ua.. to fnrcomenl officer*. indirectly invilrd lire Kuiiiani lit make it aaalei for Rrittbh manu- ship*-* aitlilet - ailed lor the n e w Slate Highway Patrolman It make "a bona fide offer" today fnctnters to sell thrlr product.* in to sail thr loj, to any poll III the j I). Harrison reported that hul America And earn the ilollm , that a u l T t o - U y ,ti*eu*»ed toward uniting (inm-iny. Britain ilcaperately nerilr fnr world lint die master may du rcl j T ,,r , «"• , "W r air prepared at any tunc good-, that cannot hr bought cl-r O n flu I*.i • H i»111*I tic•! l»f iiri ps plan- In aid hi I hr rninviniirn to Sumlav near the Pralrl* Lake elect C. II. McNulty. Floriiln tiankDrive-In Theater, and no arrest to hold free rlrrlirni, lor all lirr whrrr id iy 1*9 .i ,k tlir t irw f(t s.iil th <*r. an third vice president of Lions was made. At lead part of thr xuddrii tin- vrviel “ many, if a luma fidr olfn it made International Sheriff P. A. Mero termed the luovruiriit may he traced to tin.lour . i • $ * «$f ritjf rt^jo, King Lion cliff Aide.. ennmincaH holiday a “safe and sane" one by the Hiiniani," Mr Cloy told In, fact tliut Amcrtran and other for mill! n«# n r w initii nr n f f ir n luirt Bl„| BBi(1 , hia morn|n|r that llm finl new* conference of the nrw eign liuyerii held up contemplated li'fii.-ril in .in* way (n n u t v out that Lion -li tiict goveranr* had approved a plan to create it ape-mlv complaint he received lent year. otdtnt for British Industry last bo nifhi ,iw\ Mint duty Hr ci.il edition of Florida Lions; night wui concerning a Juke or­ iiiinnirr in anticipation of -Irvalua uud .......... • 1 mo tirliiy the III (hr Coliinii'il'ilier mdualnl lew Mon. of Florida In * gan Hint wan playing too loud. tiltr till • a hIiowimv too iiiigca lll|»‘ - hi-.h. •••I l„ lir preiifntad tp Onn automobile collision, re­ ever that lie iv nut very In-prliil -if Nrw* of tlie* impruvrment l.i - ai gn t..i ii ,. 1OflllilllMI .1 pill 1 "ii tiortraitiiie ••in I- me .idrni Lmnu clubs In sulting In about $76 damage t- Eait Writ agtrrnienl on vmh a •me- to liavr a strong hrating on Jan 1, Pi ■ •"'i fleliiv in Mu dr llie I'liU'-l ii'ati and Canada, alio* fnch „f llir two automobile lo I Mir British political situation, piiltuir. In . tlir "1 tva cau.'Cil hv to I-- .1- tnlmte-l t<> the--Iclegataa' >olved, was reported by poller laigr if air for I'Pdi that llirtr liavr frrrir i If Mir Informant’s newr. la cor Vtitt 'Mil Hit - • da v liolul •»' uni at the I'JhO Chicago l-ion In te r-'1 Tl-e rollliilon ahortly before noona i *• Hr asirrted t t i s* a .| i Frr|# mill there Im fv rry ivhbuii min. 1/lilt, will! It I'cvnl tlir In.ldllig of [ national convention Mrmbera hero Sun-lay nt Dak Avenue 1,1,11 \ no 1 IKID of 4liy IHIIII the I M lirllrve It |m, Pilit.r Mllihstev UK 1 ceil lo ai-l hi ,.ct tiring inivarKou-th Street wax between a Ktnsian* lor lour power talk* on Aitlcn could now t-ali hii i-arly r*i» i' m I-m l Mill. Vuiri lraii vice ■•on It*nr. D'lilgr Krdan lieing driven f-n I lit- publication •'leidi-ui und point lo tlm figurig1 Kill licic. h-iai'lrd Mir ..hip M-i ti'i'ie n l. eilher |Mililical or eioiioum unity l-v Kl'xe Ford, colored, and a hj- pi oof that lahor haa ateared Mu- aflrrnm.il ,lll-l l-l-l III' rictv III till- wlilt'h will ■•-ntalii information^ Fuur-powar parleyn liave lu-en I (Nil Pontiac Sedan driven by country over the hump in It* long IHP..eiire nf t'a|drtln June., that lie iitmut (iaiifind Clarence Weaver of Sanborn nnp-exi*lent eilice the Went tier- xtHiiding economic crlni*. Many Hull ion announced that' < had hiiIImuiI v limn tlir State Dr rroatlaae* O# S'aae K liM l f,H‘ a C‘0 ,," h ,h" logua ofUh*> the Shakeapeara Reel Co., N. Y. If lie delsiyrd an etertlori call, partuirnl I-, i-.u- tliam -iff if Miry plain, fm the ..hail festival sched­ The sunny holiday waa greatly h* would run the rink of »ci>iog ii.nl Ililli.ipoM -hull ami auhbli.iCIU'C uled f-u Mna month had been Ij 14 y«ar-nl-l Carolyn Rowland nf dropped. A program of squar# the rorovery trend reversed Hanford w||li the 11 1/2 pound enjoyed by local residents. Mhiiv In Mu- United Stater, and it th' enjoyed matches at the Mm over, the CMt of living al- hip nailed l"i ‘Jatiiiiiali.it l-lnchuil duin-r:. inmuored by tlm Lion* waa lias* which *li« eaught Nov. 2.1 In golfers Sanford-Seinlnole Country Club. piopin.e-1 ami Leroy Htrawder and ready in on the upgrade nml |irl<-rH c-l Shungliin a small lake In Volusia county enjoyed Imating and flab John Ivey tvein directed to iuveaMu "*e I'kely to riaa utlll more at Mm not far from th# HI. Johnn Hlver. Other* "In my i,pinion," .,ald Captain River. Longwood will hold « *|u-rii*l full i-ffecta of ilevatuati-iii net In. gate prospects (or tills. Hhe la the daughter of Mr. arid lug on the St, John* "the Stitp Department lx Gueata at the Mayfair Inn relax­ Tuesday, .lau. I". I" clm-mr Rl-liig cost* could affect LniiorV. June*, A K.-piejentativn of the-National Mr*. O. II. Shaffer, 1204 Palmetto ed In the xanthine by the pool, elrrtion hindering in lint of asniatiug the a t«wu coinmlitaioner to fill tlm AbMii-iatloii of Manufacturers will ((i>ailaa»tf ua r * i« Kiaho Avenu#. ■ hlp mi J h-i I m i Io route." nnd others played tennis. Shuf- unexpirril term *»f Itenry Piper the Lion* next week oil Kailil-r in-- t of til'- crew It,id addreaa •*'* • real Amerit-HU flehoard waa played In Fort Mel­ who resigned Dec. Its, Mayor II. H. thr stiihjert of inducing small in(('■inllmi.ii »i« i ' hu* r.lnhtl « r>l statax the caption to the lon Park. "Lew" Arnold announced today. (lustriea to locate In Sanford, plctur#. -And look at that pretty Candidate* wlm will compete for King Lion Able*. .j , sinilfi. FARM RIIRRAU the office are Fred E. Madden and Dr. E. M. Buckner, retired dottb In faet, little Mist Carolyn NowThe Hemlnole County Farm II. A. ’’Bud" Hcott. ti-1 expressed greetingh In behalf' Tlie Hanford Man's Golf Aaso. land of 8#nford, la so cute Hnd Hureati will hold Ita supper an-l of the Logan Square Lion* Cluh ’ elation will meat Wedneaday eve­ Pte‘ t e ‘h*| we hardly noticed the meeting Friday evening at 7:00 AU TO PURCHASES nf Cliivago of wliich he is a me Ferria Hiv.uit of Ocala, wlm lu-i. Raul Gaitanlc of the Wint G 1/1 pound biAR iho cMiffhi.H o'rlock at the Future Farmer TA LI.A H A B H EE, Jan. 8. - (/P) ning at th* Country Club with Carolyn wav In ■ small boat when Building. Reservation* may be ob­ — 'Attorney Goneral Richard Fr- Mipp-.-r at 7:46 end meeting al war voted the outstanding mem­ I’urk Lion# Cluli invitod ***•• Rtetick, and revtahnl lhat tained from Dr. Wilson at the vlq wa» a iked today to examine H:30. John Ivey, president, an­ ber of tlie ll-iiso of Representa­ member* to visit his dnb on tives at tin- ties# nf ita last ses­ nesday nighU. Dah put ii|l quite a ateuggle Central Florida Experiment Sta­ tha law which tha Htate Beverago nounced today. **»• yi The initial step in the progiam, sion, will deliver an tmpmtant bafor* aha wan abla to tend ft. tion. Department clalma authorises it he aald, will be to eiitabllxli a message on thr Hoqver Compul­ lo buy motor vehicle* at will. M A B K E T N EW S 'i♦*“ KO BB8T R Tlie Beverage Department had handicap for every member of the sion. Report on the re-organlruN O TE D ACTO R DIRS L. B. Barbee nf Naw Mit$#» hi . HARABOTA. V IE N N A . Austria, Jal. 8. — //P) stlted Um Cabinet Budget Com- AusoflaDon. Effort* wll Ibe made tlon of the Federal government, Te nn , ha* re-opened -the of Robert Bdwa. >rd Singling, 62, — Emtl Janlngn, <19, died la*t mitalon for permission to pay for to add 86 more member* to the to Jaycees and their guests next of the Federal-Market Ne Thursday no-m at th* Yacht Club. ice at the Hanford State EarnteinA chairman of thed board of the Ring­ night, One of th# ton stars of the five new automobiles It already ffinup. All Jaycees are urged to be Market, and Is due to isau# 'htec> Tlie Country Club now has the e d Barn urn and silent films, he waa th# first actor Has bought. Th* Cabinet turned services of two pro*. A-aistlru- present and t'< Invito civic leadeie first celery bulletin toddy. Bailey Clreoa di#a laat night. nigl Ited teat to win Hollywood's academy award down the request. "Mu*" O'Llnger is Cliarie,i W. and friends to the meeting. Reser­ of Oharlea Rlggllng, and later associated with one of a " ‘of,# W*o« 0LP»W rlw R Muck, Jr., of the Belle Haven vation* may be obtained from • broth### who ffuniled Germany's largaat film companies. EG Y P TIA N . E L E C t Fo NH Uta d r CAIflo, Jan.— S ^(/T)— The fa­ C-uelry Club of Alexandria, V*. Mrt Raymond Lundquiet av thcHo a t i bum in Rusachach, Bwitvored W AFD party appeared to He i* a champ golfer, holding the Touriat Information Booth, said xarland. J a c k s o n v i l l e , jin . a. — 'i Alvin Odham, program chairman. SON W ED b# taking tha lead today on the High Jan. 8. — UP) busts of early and Inconclusive COMMISSION M E E T Botton ................ ....... . 40 . ARM Y C H IEF V A C A TIO N S Tha City Commission will mast return* In “E g y t ’a first ganarW ASHIN GTON , Jan. 8. — (JP)— Chicago .......................' 68 1 tonight at 8:00 o'eteek and will a| auction la m u .yaart. General J. Lawton Collins, Army Dor Moines ................. 69 Voting Mm#r#lty waa r#port: aalact tha mayor for 1960. On# sixth earthquake In alv day* to­ Chief of Staff, and Mr*. Collin* a ;, #1< of the Important topics slated for ■4 heavy. T h a •lection dy paactful con- day rattlad window# and cauaad lift by plan* today for Kay West, discussion la tha propmwd base­ to b# com; atevaiy polltl- building* to #way la Manila but for a »liort vacation. They will ball-football stadium protest. return January 19. , cauaad ne damage. Th* find 1960 mastin g of th* Shortly afterward tha Joint Th* government observatory ■aid voting County Commission w ill b* held that usually aald It waa an afterahoek of tha Ghtafa of Staff, of which Collins Thursday triple quail# of D#e. 19 which re­ la tha Army member, will teav# gin* al.whkh . to sulted In tb# ttentkp of ftrn per­ for Tokyo for oonfmitcoa with u . u a # . # . * * . Ganetral Douglas MaeArthur. son# in neiMtera U m m Island. ; «£*■ «.V • ••S’As.tn Indicted On F o u r Ordered Closed P e r j u r y Counts Florida Starts New Year With $6 Million Deficit SAN FRANCISCO, Ian. 9.— UP) — The Chinr*r Communist* Lonjfwood To Hold Sppdal Flection Golf AHMociation To Meet Wednesday Ferris Bryant To Speak To Jayceeii ! W ° - DR? THE WKAi’H K H ^ ri3£TtJEw?aasr^ •' “• V �sar^ ■*^r—r ~ r r . !?■?”:; , -■ • ■-.v - ••? : v ’•— ••*■*»:- ■ \ . ....................------------------------------------' m H 'r'' Hi ” INDICATES TROUBLE AHEAD avoid pressure by paying all ybur bills before the lOthl ThosefltVho Extend You Credit H a v e O b lig a tio n s To Meet, Too Your Friends and neighbors who are in business iii here like to have good customers who buy on credit, at just as they, themselves, buy from wholesalers oil S ,*,V credit . . . to keep business alive, of course, hills must be paid . . . to keep the wheels of industry turning, each is required to pay his obligations promptly. If we all pay our debts, on time business in our town will continue to lie good and all of iis will be prosperous. PKEREh^KD CUSTOMERS •spV' Having been bruupht up by thilfty parents, a inMilli*. couple in our town pabi cash for everything1they. Rought. Debt wan to abhorrent to I belli, they paid', tbeIr (elepbone bill In ndlunre, anil rushed? to.fhe electric power office to pay their acewrit,' the day the liill wan rendered. M' \ j • Hernnily wa learned tltey have established rliaiKe tttounti with several stores. "Customers with clipffs Amounts get better •ervlce." they explain,;^. j A n & U j £ J rue. People have a habit of buy­ ing nHijr#3Ratr|4an(il»r if they merely have to say "ih u iK »U * Instead of handing out cash from their wallets. And a merchant feels he I* getting a lot of money when he gather* in the big collections once a month. Be L o y a l ! Mft ! . . . you have a duty to your town and to thn«e you deal with. Persons who pay bills promptly are "pre­ ferred customer*" tnd are bound to be shown special favor*. from A Cltiren’* Note Booh. Keep Faith With All Your Friends By Paying AH Your Debts When Due Credit is like a lookinu-fjlar.r. which, when once sullied b y n breath, may be wiped clean; but if once cracked can never be repaired.”— Walter Scott I!-* i l l * HELP KEEP G O O D HERE! i/l. *I'V This is one o f a series o f messages sponsored by- IW , 4 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Credit Bureau of Sanford I “ WF. KNOW YOLK CREDIT RATIN( ill “YOUR KMXALL STORE<»* H im i o r u e f f o r t s A C IIA H U K I) OFF ACCOUNT MAY UK TU R N E D IN TO CASH FAMILY LOAN CO. “CONSOLIDATE THOSE BILLS" ROWLAND COLLECTION AGENCY "F A S T, C O N F ID E N TIA L , COURTEOUS SERVICE' *.T *•*• *“'r* Room H, Florida State Hldg. f.r* \T.Xm . Phone 88 if vu'lri I; ’ i > PHONE 1091 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. «v ail .- t. J\ THE .JEWELER 7 “SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE” 118 E. let. S T R E E T PH. 890 --------— — T - ■ ■ •• \ • “Budget Your Purchases Of Car And Home Needs” HOT POINT APPLIANCES PH. 588 HANKOW ) AVI 111 K. 1st Sal. Ph. 12 ,.,*«• • L j , j | ,5 i . -f *r: MOBILE INSURANCE and trade PARK AVK, INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE TR I. 114 ni'.OA’r jii -, : V 4^ • a ^ YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY You Are Always Welcome DU mM PH .34 AND aAA«i 1147 mu m ‘wirrfiawpif ‘K-tifr^VW h r-. x | v; ‘ y -p .r " j »,!*»•«>" i 'i • • • - . KHSCasTOy<nw£I. > HasSBSKSmffjikv■W WK a . o.r.S, bkb« ik»oSa!lta& • INLAND MARINE • WINDSTORM •^ ■•'v « \ ka * . . �m ■ r -■■rJ&r-j xm t -vtsm W BW i nEBfflu _____ , I THK HANFORD Hi-RALD, HANFORD. FLORIDA Florida University Of Communist Trial Fame, Foiled By AP As Man Of Year Has Growing Pains During Past Year By SHERRY BOWEN tieaty completed This gate ttia AP N tvrfM ta rM W ilU r N EW YORK— Judge Harold R. na, who praaided at tha r-lon* trial of 11 top U. S. .*■ mmunlita, waa "Man of thu or 1949. He has been > j by vota of Associated newspaper editors. The court drania started Jan T and did not end until ull de­ ls were sentenced Oct. 21. erfse attorneys helped make _______ by (t heir ................... tin . Tiiey kept the cuurt in an uproar day after day, refused to Mod warnings from the bench and, in the enJ. won Jail sent ances contempt. in w * for to Judge Medina won headlines Mrly V the trial for his patience llltf with the luwyt-is. Uni Ut acttlin In one hectic session he hud to call a recess and retire to his chambers for a few minutes t . calm his new s. It was not patience alone that */ got attention fur the judge. It was also his firmness in insisting ♦hat no one, defendant or nttornay, w o u l d lie permitted to benefit from disorder. Wurnings war* followed hy action. luupptopr® e testimony was cut off Side remarks were stricken from th« record. Before the triul. Medina had not been widely known. When ha came to the federal bench In 1947 he guve up u $IIIO,(HMl-aS tar practice for the flfi.tHMI Jut, e was known us a lawyer’s law yer and had written IK books on federal law. When the editors voted for tie* n lta d in W llrti In speciul categories, jjth e y m i nd that I’resldent Hurry AlR. Trum an was first in politics; A p e a n Achesun, U. d. secretary w state, led In foretgn affairs, ^ • h l l p Murray was tup inuii in hor; Henry Ford II In Itulusry ; Vannevar Bush, president of 'arnrgie Institution, was the ader in science. In literature phomas Merton, u trappist monk tnd author of two best-selling ooks, was chosen. K»tu Pinza, iprei* basso turne»i musical lometm Star, got the r.od III ell ertamment. IR I As head of the Democratic party, President Truman watch­ 'd it show new strength in thu .UP.' elections. He hail deal villi no spectacular political irohleiiia during (he year, lint ho lid fuce some turbulent dispute tetween factions. Many observ­ ers noted thut the President "sat pn the lid" without major politi ■si ihgruptiuns. ^ Achesun III [tronioteil more frank ness iii ilenlllug with Russtu I’m Ing the yesr. Sharp eoliiments on matters in the Russian sphere and on the cold war weie cum non He tool, office us secretary uf late in Januury. The Heflin lockade ended In May. Tha car also saw the Atlantic E * v ______ United Mates a defensite *rl liance with European countries and later Congress voted arms did for Europe. During the year, the fi»'* De­ partment issued a "white paper" giving the background <d the failure o| the U. SJ.-appruved NatioualPt in China Al o in the talk stage ate plans lor L S’ Hid t.. backward lands Schools of Architacturc and Al* lied Arts and Pharmacy tu tha runk of colleges and the reorgan­ ization of the Department of Journalism to qualify it for tha isnk of a school. In all trade* i.,ic and professional treaa , uitrses and faculty were aided tu meet the needs of m.dern higher education and sati«f> the demands of a growing and ac­ tive student body. A record operating and nlu* CMllunal budget was pa- ed by ,i 10 ip legislature conscious of the higher educational needi of •i growing state. Profe«Monal ireas were strengthened .l.uvn ihe hm ' ol’ aeadeinle eoiuxes uid broad extrn curriculai nilrural offerings o* I he Uiuiei«ity l.irctuie Series, i.yceum I’rugrjm, Division ui Music, Florida i’lxy. rs, ami others helped the I'm. ersity gam added pre-ti*. ** , greul "cultural center Growing iiutlonnl and iiitium•i.itial leeogiiillon for tin I'nlersitv was cIumixed will, tue .warding of uii heiiolury degree •. Vice President Alhcn (V Ihirk.•V al 1041* Homecoming aettvi. ■ies„ and the appointment of ,lngh*h Depnilmeiit f u < u 11 > iinhei H a iry Wnrfel *•• mi •’ NHSCII research Comm it lee, -ml tinnaming of p. Iditul •-ii*lli't- rduff memher UVn. Ml Slmeffei to study and m 'll•-ml government reorgam .iti u t Kl Sirlvudiir added '• tin* . , uwiiig lei'ogiilluMi. Utliverxilv Piesiilenl .1 It Hiller leaped new liorii. '.u msell ami the I'niver-dv \ G A IN E S V IL L E . Jon t — iS p ecia li- T y p ic * I "('rowing pains" characterized the pt>*t year of act .oil and expansion on the University of Florida cam­ pus Although the University spenl its infancy from IHM! until 1f*Of. in scattered small schools over the state, Its emergence fium catly infancy to teen age uihde scene* lias l»-ou marked In i i,ia vote a* head M an a t • steady growth lliroiigh the pa*t l 10 and the steel of both ■' • w orlds Im steel he leil the 44 years. I.ike a gawky school boy, the stiike that won companvpnl I l.ensioii fur the men. Iti thu University s student body and i lo Murray led the ouster of vast educatiulial services cun Uft wing unions, lie alsu started tinueil to outgrow it.* physical a drive tu replace them with "wrappings," stretching -time j ! its "seams," ami coiiteinplating groups fat (her to the right This year the Mvotlan.'-hom it* "tinkle length britclic*" ti lur met m iter was again untried ilorriutiuie*. classioonis. unit fac head «i f the CIO, which In has ully. Although some fl.C.11 .Oral n led since IU10. FO R D was forced to shut down completed iiiajoi pmject* in PM.i Ills plants hielfly during the eased the space situation on tin vt-ar when the union struck be­ campus to some degree, tin- I'm cause it said the company had versltv finds Itself ill infill still speeded up ussembly lilies Hut limit of space and facilities A record |ii,fs2M student h.,d> when time came tu talk over n lew contract, Fold hecuun- the kevtaded expansion and piogn-g* of Florida Inst lag employer to agree to oil Itie Ulliveisity a company-paid pension plan. It eanipiis during the yiuis IIMU was a similar plan Ilia' was ami coldiihuti'd much to inai nig iiii .ic won hv the steel worker* after campus "growing pains acute. u strike. Kill although Ulliveisity ufli Ford took over thy family in­ dustrial empire in IH-lfi lit* rials still point to tin- la.-I Ilia' lutliei. Kdsel, died siuhienlv hi (lie Ulliveisity i* still -laut . i IUIM and Ids grundfathei, ll<-mv. halt llie average pei pupil ga resumed fur two years while needs, they look with (Ui.li on Henry II was hastily trained to llie record fl.rt47.IHMl worth ■i projects completed, and tin 1:i omiiiand The young mun had imi prov­ IdO.ttlHI wot III i I new laid.ling ed hlilliunt hi college. .N.o hail - till undei ■ousti in tam The vear ml'.* wa* anotio-i lie shown Ins grundlatlici * liiechntilciil genius. Uut lie louinl ! ' iltih-sti.iie yeni" on tin l a.on . 11■i.g tin.,, sociology to hi* liking lb f»l I'liysicnl expansion, tlie «>| ac.ideino ana pi ,, .. lowed that idea through uur gntil/lllg tile line uf COIIitli.ind ill I of facility, and glowing in o g n i the lnisines‘1, unit working lot ' turn lot the I liui-i •d v null I . I closer i elution* with tin union | the active year Major urcoiopli-ihioi t I •I • IDs tiuccefs ill these projects has iin hnled tki ii'll** i| o.itii,, >.| it keen praised. • • • Hu*. It remained, in lulu, one uf li-ailmK -1 (i}r>“l|ll« It I llite-l, "W liter - . t ;'il . the ii.itn.ii' . i ... VI, i ton .-ill. lor r.i*i«*iuai>. II »• 1*DM Imitit ItA’Iid nut in t lclid>t-i and I i . in , ill.out h.s faith and ti ll «n nn ..r ( 'uniPKip nine#* tin'll It) nuik** it an a» •» fu*y t(» ph langiuigi- «.1 tin . ,..-i n >«•■ .'I '• iMilllii' w ti ii- ti li-.t Inin i . I . ■in* , hil|i i'iioi iliuatc 1' Ho ld. II, Im - in ., I,, i.l io i . Wnl k II aim’d i*h uii sli’c! i !•al t'll miinasliiv. K i IIS'ST , li»' IS lllsn mi •IIVI'IIId I'. •’ ' III 1k\l it 9*H Oil Hfis*fil i fit Slll)|»’i l A Pinza has lo in gi.pidni a in and |lj*4 U|»PPI‘||PM y sd vvi 1•• fttlrli oprra singi-i iii tlir I ' t., t... I .inf. tnui airii-i- In- went to tin- \ti-tiop,.|i lo World Win 11 III* aiart lnad tun Opt-rn ('iim|iaiiy in pc.’g II or 1f. S HKt'nnt'H to 'llidp u*f*|i! swltehed lo iiiiiniciiI comi-dv vvitti flu- work of ♦icii'iH f t. Ill#' Will* the npi-iiing of "South P.o-i.ic, miichtae This Mii'liiiled the enrlv April 7, I'.MU lion* lo t-niiid n stages of wmk with tie \ huiuh new mdii-uci- and uo.i, popiilm III t't I'*, Ills InoMiniellf'. on nl.ittl- it v is issue-j -.till ta il I'd gieat PtiiJa tiirm-.l I.. •m, ... « t 1, weight he Iuill ,| an a tilt veil' t 1.1 i in * * • Italy. He as fiaun-.t aa m. Merton bus written two herd opera rungcr hefoi. W ikt Win 1 selling honks and ttinuy pvi'im. I, hut hlu di-hut wa- delurod The first In-st seller ivua "Thu four yettra while to- l-.ught Im Seven Storey MiiUlituili." The Italy in the Alps. , m liie Uhseemliim with h i m Ihe mil ion '* top t-ilin d e ' il nd |Uel|*Muiial orgiiin.'.iil.i, eeipt ut mi honorary degur. uuliieiiun polilie ad.lies-e*, id hv mi active unit mihtied ■rut tor tlie plug res* of high, r- education in the state. The retirement of Dr. H. liar* old Hum*. Provost for Agricul­ ture and Dean of the College of Agriculture, and the death of Dr. Townes R. Leigh, vice-piesided ameritus and head of the Department ol Chemistry, were also noted during the year. On the lesesrch front a Can­ cer Research Laboratory was founded with over $100,000 worth of grants and gifts, prin­ cipally from the results of the Damon Runyon Fund. Typical continuing University research included the successful making uf n good grade white loud paper from scrub 'Sk. the development of u new type wat ermelon *»••>let-, advances in hur­ ricane tracking hy use of radar, j.rogiess m agricultural research amt service in all phases of Florida'* imiiitiei one imhi-tiv \diilt .-.hi.-ntlort tu the state continued to lie served through tin- Univeis-tv's (it-uerul Kxten sum Division with u Southeasti-iu Husines* and Imlustriul eonfer ••"I'e highlight ing the Division's loin activities. Piogress amt growth krvm did the University in 1040, m l ti'dnv Umversltv faeulty, siaff, and officials faced Itlfiil will! growing enthusiasm and eonfid •'"•'a tu Die South's second larg••*t instit.il |..|, ,,f higher 1,-uili mg. ^ ^ S * A G E THREfc B R ITIS H WORK FOR IN D IA W O R K TIM E SCHOOLS UR GED N E W D E L H I, India - t/P) There are ‘27 Hrltlsh officers in India'* Arm y, Navy and Airforce, Defense Minister Sanlar Haldev Singh told Ihe legislative assem­ bly. About 100 British civilian officers ate ulso employed. lions. “ Whon employe* aro enabled L O N D O N — (jT) — A govern­ ment commute urged British em­ to pursue part at least of their ployer* to give their employes a study In working hours the result chance where possible to go to is far better than that obtained school during working hour* when by evening study after the day s studying for special qualifies- | work," the committee satd. M \M.M(II II ( .tin tss .MOSCOW i , |'i nmiiimoth carcass Ini* coveted pn-setved in lent state in pel pel nal Yakutsk it i* ie|iolled tin* city Die hoily of the undent elephant-like beast wa* discovered at a depth of live meters hrluw the surfuce ^here CuHtomers Send tlieirTriends — Home Controlled MRG/IRCT AM llll K. FIRST S T. SANFORD, FLORIDA S h. O u t MBAT DEPT. Dud Cut Wsxleru Wrslrrn Purk TAIlaS PORK CHOPS lb. 250 Genuine Spring l.amh LEGS WIENERS ............ lb. 690 A A Grade Simare I'lit SflOULDER CHOPS Fresh Park •IF lb. 330 r 111. 500 Chnek or Shouldrr ............... lb. 590 HAMS Mb. cello 300 extern Veil BRISKET STEW Kill CHOPS ... lb. 530 Shoulder CHOPS lb. 450 Natiunal It. ami Skialrsa ........ 111. 550 Margaret Ann Hrnml Frrxhljr I,..,;. lb,, 49ft SLICED BA( ON lb. 400 T fetteX , PRODUC Ice Hrrg Itomr Grow n Lettuce.......2 hds. 25 <* Cauliflower.....lb. IC * Cabbage........ lb* 0 V h t Wextern Delicious ^ ' A pples..........‘libs. ^ C a rro tts............... 33 U or. Old Va. Cum B E K F H A S H ............ 2r,e No. 30.1 Lihby ( rente Hljrle Gulden Bantam No. I Koyro Colored Oleo it at • I I oi. Nlblala 2 Cur 25c CannedJ Meats 12 oz. I hop H a m .......... ± 1 * .........3 7 0 O n the outside. Dodge 1* more compact for easier handliug in traffic, parking and garaging. 24 or. 7 oa. Aaal Jemima Pan Cake 16c 19 os. GL Del Monte Fey. PLUMS .................... 15c 49 oa. Blokely Finest I t oa. Cap Corned B E E F........................ 33c uafcer or Mother’s r T o n g u e.....< 9 C CATSUP ....... 2 for 29c FLOUR ............... Trip 0 or. 19c -TOMATO JUICE--- 25e F ra n k s.......1 0 £ Vi Potted M e a t....... m • SAW See tills great new Dodge today. Sample ihe flashing performance of lire powerful bigh-eompression "(Jet■way” Engine. .Prove to yourself that Dodge give* yon CBKATM VALUE— in comfort, sound engineering, dependability and style ibat stay* newt NIWVAIUII Nrw lithllui and ilrtisn ul Instrument panrl! Wiilr l.uiulsrsps wlilildiii-lil .. . "knrclever seats add In ilrivins rnniliilt. vision slid sslrly. NIWVA1UII New Dml|e Interiors give mm si-rirruus head ami Irg n.uiii. Hugo nriv rear "plrlure wImiIdw" lur lifer vision... gives feeling ol sparI.Illinois, N IW B IO O IR V A LU E NSW VAIUII You'll thrill to llie sinuutlmrM uf Itmlsr 1laid Drive. Nn. sliifl Cvrn-Miitii' i.|.linisnl mi t'uriinel uioilrls si iiioileiats rxlrs mil. DODGE . usf a few dellan more than the lowest-pricad cars! V, Polled Meat 2 for J i t S u ey .......... 5 5 ^ 15 * 1-, Here’s bigger value in small new styling . . . in rase of handling . . . in comfort . . . in sound engineering. Anil in dollars and cents, Inn. Irerause Dodge mats just a few dollars more lliun tlm lowest-prirni ears. Armours Spread 2 for 25 c 14 oa. Hual'a Fanry Vienna Sausage I t 's an even h iu u h v r t t l I In* year’* iparkling new Undue now al yirnr dialers! No. 1 Tall Hea Leader Pineapple Rliccttm Yt Armour 0 Jl Deapitn it* sniuit, low, grueeful lines outside, Dodge Is higher, wider, longer on llie inside to give yoli the spacious roominess liiul spells *u|id comfort . , . llml means extra room for your head, for your leg*. No. M Adams Garden TREET Limit 3 2 ft 2 for 3Vi oz. Liver PEACHES .............. life I t M. Armour* 07 <£ MAYONNAISE ...... 2Uc I Pint Kraft No. I Vi Hunts Fry. Ilalvta m ,, CORN ...... SALMON ................ 29c .B lin d Corn f C elery........ THE BIS VJUIIE IS D0D8E! You could pay a thousand dcllort more and still not got all the now btauty . . . •Kira room . . . famous rugoec/nen of this groat now Dodgs Large llimrh Large Stalk AGAIN THIS YEAR SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS n: •- 1 > m Ph. 1011 SANFORD, FLO R ID A i * ' - i ■ . . v H �* i2 * m w jg g g g £ i I’he Sanford Herald Making Use Of Science t-nnWa»ed* o " m> M< •-iwa^TTareor In a recent Interview the reilirning chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, David E. Llllenthal, made a •Stata* — f«*r .!■*“ ah •fettMarr iieilee*. rare* * •eaaka. , m « I« i i i m M l aelleea •• 'M lH altarni far tk« earimae «• o li lM f**e». Mill ha rharaaS fa* *■ laanlar •4ir,tlt|ai ralaa, V at,«aalfr Hr !*• ■sag S*H*a«eer HaataaaalNlI*** S i n t a i l,. Chtraaa, I)»I imII. 'j m m n ir - «••* *l. I.aala. ’n,* llVtaM la a n ,n iif, at IS, 4 « « l a l i i l I'liM wMrh la .attll.H rtrlaalwl, lu Ihi a „ In, maafcll retina at all (hr. Inral a,n> ailalul la thla aia«a«|M|, at Ntll aa al It* . TU E S D A Y . JA N . 3. IB50 TO D A Y 'S MIBLB VKRHB 'Unnumbered mqllltiide* do I* great extremity rry cut to God wRff never before have htenlhH • prayer lu the Almighty. Had thetalked wlili Him baMiuall, mo * of them would .have e':r,iprd the dtofhs entirely. Out of tl»- .tenth I t / y unto thee O Lord,— IV 130:1 tantalising fragmentary disclosure. He said that there havu been major advances in the study of atomic energy in the past year, which would have been of gre't help to scientists In other fields had they not been shrouded In the general secrecy which cloaks all things atomic. He did not elaborate. He left the people to wonder what talents may he hurled In the garden because atomic energy h regarded and handled as primarily a weapon of wat;~»wt a tool of peace. Meanwhile, It has been disclosed that Albert Einstein, the scientist whose theory of relativity opened the door to discovery of atomic energy, has now proposed a new theory which deals with u force of nature which is perhaps In­ finitely greater than the force of the divided atom. This is the force of gravity, known and recognized by everyone but understood by none. Einstein believes his new theory may h*ad to an understanding of gravity. Tho theory of relativity, once looked on by laymen as a meaningless plaything for Intellectuals, led to an under standing of the atom, and that in turn led !o the discovery of a way to break open the atom and relenue |l«j tremeniloio; energy. What may be the result if acicnlisls of the coming generation lesrn the nature of gravity, and knowing that, learn to direct ita force? Would that force las used for the good of man in peace, or bidden away for tin? iihch of war'.’ The utiawcr to that, question of the future depends largely Hi what we do in the present. By DsWItt Mackmale AP Fowffa <Mfiln Aastjrat__ About every other paraon one • •• • * # • • • ;Noteworthy Event* o f Our Time, 1900-1949 gaari,* Villa General ParsMnf Nlbetei Uni* Ciar NUbalat Restoring Old Glories Where once was the garden spot of the world Is now aejAII the good and bad new* twitch It** been published in the ncnipapei* during the L it lev daya on the arl|(rvegirnt* of I *J4Q. and the outlook tor 1450, tlmuld be a giro! help tn I’tciidcnl T in ­ man in pieparing h i Stale ol the Union menage. Anyone who hat hrhn reading the paper* during tne |**| (rw day* ought to know hy now whal the *lale of ihr union A-We have hrard a lot alum* die Marthal Plan which ha» er nlnlmtrd alunit five billion ilol'au In feiieign rrlief xintr die war, and many uf u< arrin-tn tlunk.lh.it ia the extent ol Uncle Sam’s gener* n,itv Inwaul suffemig humanity. WMI, the Commerce Department rer e J i that altogethei the min total nf all ill, vaiinui "plan,’ fni foreign reliei it nearly 10 billion dollars. In nlhetiwpidt, the govern­ ment has spent'Jt?fl/l0/.OnOOOO to take care nl the oeople nf niher countries since 1945. It it a nice gesture, but can we afford it? The cunlinverty over the quei* tion of arming Formosa, in view o f^ o m m u n iil qalns in China and tyBdenger of Riiiaia gaining con* couldn't btlievt mean, or »oV foolish, at to :tha United y'fltats»/ But lx of that stupidity thousand* a died Ip Hawaii, and,hon­ war* unarmed, unprepared ia 1941 for tha attack whkh was nbvioualy coming. And although history ha* itfbtrn that hhtory 'rdpaat* i M f , ther* ara thoaa among ui, who Writid l*|va w vs n rgptred again f|Cftte :f«ce,of tW * fW 'th 'r«t: Business Weather Eye i< 1919 1 T H F .' I ’KACB C O N rCBKN CR fpenSd In Faria. Jan. 13. A treaty ua '» >ii|pn.l st .Versailles June. 3fl Germany,fatlfled tha treaty, July optlnilntlr na In the htiaimtas nnllook for I Drill, Hocri'lnry St C o m m c m i r im r lr s S a w ye r (Implied n hlnj thnf nt>tlmium should Ixt "to n ip m id 1'. Ho iminti'd out fhnt tho buyer's m urkot hmi t e lm til'd, I riot many small Iiiihiiiphh find tlliiir profit nm rgiii luirrnwor. A lth o u gh not iixprcHnerl in ho m any words, llu* w arning to is* Inferred Ih thnt it good proHjHict mlRhl readily he turned into a had one hy I lie m a d ia of ove m n ifld rn ce. T h is Ik often thu rami In any field of a ctivity. Fe ar and tim id ity may have even worse eonaetinenrea, and are more In hr avoided Ihnn too moeh aaauranre. Tlieae are old hut h ! ill Hound maxima. If Secretary Saw yer's estimate ia accurate, they are good guides for the economic course of Isdh Inis* incsacs and Individuals in the coming year or so. We ran face the immediate economic future w ith goisl ■■hear and ronfidenre, it Is suggested, lint we need a weather eye open. * , Florida swings Into another year with tha outlook excellent for ontlnued growth and prosperity. •Inlldlng nhould cnnihrua brisk with employment steady. Burins** and Industry give every Indication uf continued good voluma. Florida’* giant eltruc Industry a In bettar shape today than ever Safnrc. The complete vrrraiiltatlon of the Florida Citrus Mutual tbould incur* good prices and a fair return, for tM gm*er. ■ , S Toiiflst travel,- already heavy, will steadily Iqeraasa and th« height of the season ahould sea our tourist eltlda filled to capacity. Attractions sueh a* Sllvec Bpilnga, Wccwlaehee Sprier*, 0 /, p *.• • * Garden* and Marin* Studio* all report capacity irowd* and their good business will continue, The accumulated effect of the state’* advertising program la bo. Ing fall, and aa thla y*a» » «•"» palgn reaches million* of new nma* pact* we cen look for apler.dld re* « b**n damaged In thle yst» and, aithoush an year, abtUld »t* auvoraj enwlr campaign*. W hlk no «andi* has vat annquneedln opjm. * of thq .Euthanasia irica io Itgalix* With the new minimum wage of 7B rant* an hour going Into offer*, on Jan, til. manv brialneaaai will trim tflelr payroll. Many workers ••HI k» «tiniiual*,| Ntul Hum ., *n. toying the Increnae will be culln-l utmd to show real produetlun to hold thalr lob. The Increaoa tn pay* roll take hr the Hoelal ■aeurily deduction will not be appreciated bv employees who are already grumbling about the amount nf money they earn but don’t get on puvdav th*nbe »« the benevolent Greet Whit* Father, Fair* and ttatlvafa ahould do a rood burin*** thl* year. All In* dlcationa point to a bigger and bet* tar Florida State fa ir at Tampa a* elaborate plana are being per* fatdd for thle groat ahow with an outstanding Gaiparltta Parade aaatirrd. Bquallv Impreaalva with'manv new faaturaa will be tha 19M 9 -Sie i r » S ' moat prajmlrtg Pttn Irlern* in the Far Fast Ik Whet to do about the big strateg1*’ l»l*od of Fnrm,i*a, now occupied by Gen* eraltgSfmo Chlang Kal-HUth as NitwM ilat heailquertera Q*n»r«l Uouglaa MacAtthui and 'Jm top military plenner* are arid to baHava America ahould makS avrri practicable effort to V ’rent Formosa from being cepfUSW ov CltlrieM Beds, rrraident* Truman la reported t" have reafriemad an American policy barring uae of American (roopa to prevent tna a •Vf| *a-•**’•l j,-’ .‘l- rts^i i »4 M- To d a y we ara Iw en ty-tW o J-M l* old*, our friandk Plymouth Sedan for your patronais confide nc« your loyalty and your our roost prlisd possessions. ship corns in during 1900 ladtn . IreaKh’. . arid prosperity. 1 . , «— « - 1 TS l^vt' *-v- ‘ m w . this is • special meaaage of thanks County | 9 3 0 m riH rag Lui.i both old snd the citizens of Sanford snd Semlnols llra & iS J S Mgctr Vie* m o . PO PU LATION of tha United Statri was 100.710.630 (14th de­ cennial rrniua) . , . The League of Nations came Into being wh*n representatives of*13 nations met In Geneva. Swltsertand, Jan. 10. . . . Frederick A. Parmantsr waa robbed of 110,000 and killed In South Braintree, Mass., Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vansettl were convicted of the crime In 1031 and executed In 1037 despite vigorous efforts In their behalf. . . . On Aug. 3, the League of Nation* Inatitutrd the Interna* tlonal Court of Justice . . . The Nineteenth Amendment, giving auffrage to women, waa declared effective Aug. 36 . . . A bomb ex* ploalnn In Wall Street, New York, killed 30 . . . Warren G. Harding waa' elected President of the Untied States on Nov. 3 . . . Tho Cleveland Indiana dafeated the Brooklyn Dodgera, A games to 3, In the World Herl** Nail-1931 la 193S Herald M in o r a , Florida norm * Dear Mr. Deanf _ During the paet year t h ^ u t e of Florida hae eonalatentlv |>m*d more productive in furnlanir.g *c. ceptable recruit* anil resm|<u for the Marine Corpa than any of the other els state* In the South* eastern Recruiting Divlrlon. Thi* can lie attributed In toy fact that tho people of this *'«(* are defini-^ely Marine Oorpi cun* acioui, which In turn reflect* the excellent cooperation given ua by the Florida pre** in publicising the Cnrp*. , W We have thoroughly enjoyed our fine working relationship with the Herald, ami wr are extremely, end justly, proud of the record your cooperation ha* helped tu nclilc-s. We take thia opportunity to wl»h you ami your ntaff, a happy and pro*perou* New Year. Sincerely your*, . J. J. Heartlnn raptain, U8MC Officer In Charge Jacksonville H radqi^ttri n f ir m t koh b u c k MIRMOtll.A, Mont. A yeur-old buck deer In Ilia, Mm,t vnlloy wenr* n red hat fnatenril to hi* nntler*. Jle'« H pci of the men at a "Mr* bv logging camp and they feel Kiiro the i*»*l hat »aved him front dinaater during the fall limiting *ca*on. The liurk’* favorite daHenry ie cigarette butt*. ^ Sprig* of holly were exchanged ** good wi»h token* at the Unman fr*tival of Saturnalia. Your Health In the New Year To • • Ity W. V . , Utttlmr Touehton Drug Co. _ At Ihi* *en*on <>f the “ »r when good wi*hr* for health -toil hnppiue** are *° abundant, we lire glml thnt we ran *|.» mote than wirii you g»"'l health In the mining year . . we ran help yon attain It. All year around our pluir* mm-lxt* are In elnae contart will, doctor* and drug com* panle*. Iirlnglng to mil nhelvr* III., newest and moat effective of met! .due*. A Ai your doctor order* tlieae, depend upon u* to .fill hi* pievriptlon* skillfully, promptly, ntul wllh that friendly Inteieal «o r**rntla| In time of lllneaa, Aerept our guod while* nnd help for your Hetillh In the New Year. t il* U <he x sla l uf n *erle« „r r.ttt,trial •H*»*n»»n«*aU a»* yaarlaa warn*..,. the tala* tax, there la much op* position In It amt it la not ap* predate,, by either the msrdmnta who ara charged with the reapon* slbllltv of collncllog It or thn pan* pie who are aikrd tn continually r J i l , limited (foliar* In their payl gaiter Wilhelm gr#*ld**l Harding 10; Great Britain, July 30; Italy, Oct. 7, and Franca, Oct. 37. The U. i S*nate refused to ratify, Nov. 10 . . . The German republic (tha Second Reich) adopted a conatltut Ion In Weimar, Auf. 11 . . . Three U. S. Navy planet took off aaatwart from Newfoundland, May It. One. tha NC*«, reached Liaison, Portugal, May 17 . . . There were other transatlantic flights later in the year . . . The wartime Prohibition Law became effective, June 30 . . . A atrike of ateelwnrkera began Sept. 37 and coal miners walked out, Oct. 31. . . . The Cincinnati Rada dafeated tha Chicago White Sox In the World Series, 0 games to 3. The next year charges of • "sellout" by soma White Box players caused banishment for life from baacball of eight players. I Albert Limtein i» out with i t dreary wajte of sand. That In the nlory of Babylonia, new ||ie.urv on qiaviMtiou when which after many centuries seen a prospect of the return of inpil <>f m haven't hern able lu her ancient glorlfia. The Arab League, comprising the var 'His Arab states of the Nesr East, is making plans for ufiHtulaml the old one yet. Senator Pepper rpeakinn in Mia­ mi ihr other day «aid that hit progiam of "health insurance" would tiiV all the doclon' hill,, denial Kill,, nursing bill*, hospital bill*, and ding bill* of eveiyone in 'lie country at a coat not to exceed )6 a pomlli. And no doubt there ace ptohahly some people who believe him, ||i»t a* ihry believe another italemenl of lit* that he is in favoi nf bigger prnrionr, flood coulrol. lower tale* and a halannd hud- Sanford Forum THE FATEFUL FIFTY YEARS -*! la Ihi* *«**» er*» — �■ W : . vwmn rrnnntA ^T gjM P AY-'JAN, 3, 1950 Activities Rood Habits Can Replace Bad Ones Around The Town I’aris (!out uriers (iather in New York ... I..W K (IF. V I S I T '■$ I'llll.A lt K I .I’IH n — (/IT — Z i'A’ Nflf.1 III III) o| I li'A-T’i Hu *V A IlnllywiMtil II* noil TH O M A S i.iJvul .«t the• tinyfyraity i nurrr. , of. say a 11it lei never wngtit Romance hna been rhling Mali IHM.I.VWOOl). Jnn. a— riin— idunom. By D A V ID TA Y L O R M A R K K ii* D i d t i i i i n h o i -: ietve stm i.ii wm against tha Vltl* during the hnliduy* with M IS S ! \**»ncij»tr«| I'rr*.*. I'i-1,ion I'MItnr 1 niv tile lit most io»jH»itnnl A l 1 F.dur«ilaa Writ** ••-.I s»:ii• il in- tool ever l»e#IL,(o N KW YOISI* T .. t C I, „ I m-* m . of th.- half-, eotu. v .’ A child’* lieiwvlor can b# Im­ N A N C Y CO l.t,CM and I.IK D I . -*rHw Palmer Kity— Sticleljr Kit it nr T d r p h a a i I 4B fh|,*. . mini i > . W A I.T K R T U R N K R liereming en \ ..... , u liepiMoi,,,-1 I he f«r*i half . f the w h , een proved by autartitutlng anothei linn- iti-liiiii.*:,,iM, mine to tna gaged, also MISS IIK T T Y IO interett for the one parent* iliai.. ren •i-mld,- D l' iy in Normandy. | l"*1 , l'«n<‘ the hi*tur> t'nOoil .*0 .,|| I no ovchanga; likr, •*>'• the Na|lon*l Kinder­ BROCK und (IK H A I.D I.OSHINH. us Paris co-iloio-i - cootimo- to of the motion picture. So the one deof oiolci ilo* Aiioy Ilepafttlltt 1 'm i r i K t C l u b ll< iH MISS P A T IIIC K K Y of Sarntogu garten A»»iH'iution, cl up hop in w lock’s crowd loot roillil l»l*o rend "tv’hltl Ule the I-, .11 mi- pi ogi mu. lie’* For example, polntu out the | S|wlng», N. 7. Iwlng pinned Jo ol most illlpoilmit movie, ol nil ia vin}* in •Mttii'iiiati\v ,t S c 'im h Annul O f f ic e r In s la llu tio n NKI1, I’OW Kid.. ids.. MISS time?" Maaociatlon. one three year-old i in “l lii *•v1111vi \ i .«• Ititfi” Octrtk# C A K O l. W ild .I AMS to K. i II.Mt * to itmnii-or film Io Oorinn Mm. Klan Trd iin returned to crept out of l-»,| on three tnr- PER. JR., MISS t.» ( I f IV C ' I'hn followloif officer-, were InTU F .H IIA Y criHtvo mornmiu, touk all the •o-iimpmetli ; I |ut*i- picked my own Io I lie. ii,i wiiemdhv war hmb® The iJauRhterK of Wesley Run­ d idled foi tin-. ioHlifotd Toorlat Ucl.uikd >k»l«tday iiftrr upending Hiring* from hi* father'* Inlet I.K In TO M M Y V A U H IIN . . . . who r first \m,-i',nn collection of are hnaeil I I I on their liiflm-n- • „in i i ,. tmil im -ii'to America.’ *■ way Hcheol t'Ux< of i|,r Kir*) Cluli lit In-1 dint Ion reiene’lllea the weekend In Hanford with Mm. cane nnd acutlered them over I he I.A l'R IK H H EA R D trnmpliiK •'ala nnd Ii .<*• io ought npplmi-o |,,u tin- motion picture iiuln<ti>: i,u ■ ii, I'.',-*.’ 'iiod when w i f Melhoiliat Cliutrh will hold a party Jan. I conducted h> l’n<l I’realdeo* K. H. Hockey. room. Each time he wa* punish­ •■long the all eel In those Western from pcctntoi. i-outiled w illi| (" i ilodi |<>|oilnrit,v with tlo- pah ,. .1., I.O. .1. Ill- .Olid ■!r the A jD" ft the home of Mra. J. O. Innny, John Sonkntik’ preahlrnt, (I. F. IhhiU that seem to lie so popular iimntciio'in m it lUoderale price n . It. re the* me’. ed, hut he atill went ahead with ..... mi, m,- , tinogiug tlielr Iik M » Mian Nancy Cnllmn. Llrul. W al­ IBI2 Sanford Avenue, nt 7::in p.M tkoidder; vice pfe.iko-nt, W. K. II11■I. T Y R E the name ’’n*ughly" act. H*u nt Stelion . . . . t, j ,, ,,,«t>i ii v piodiictloll, TVS I I ••rile I,n u t Tm in ItoMier* Clrrle No. I nllli Mr« M. .1 Mor- M-.Muater; ar.-retnry. Mra It W ter Turnei nnd John Po|>« upent mother Inaiated that the child unlking nlolig Mugindin Avenue T I m* \i\;»rM»it •' tt|a U i i \\ •• • *J»t» f;? { ^j if? { rla, Firat Street uml I.h iiit I A w - IVnt-h; treaainer, .Ionics Stcwnrl; M.unlay In Miami an-1 attended the had to learn he wavn't to touen in his wolk i lollies mol n Ininhl nil set lo ,.,oi| li- with I S i tell ii ntor*. I•it It **us the um i nuai Circle No. :t with Mr*. J. trnateea: \ C Miool o , Tom \Ve« Orumte Ihiwl Kootlinll game, thing* that ilid not heung to m l cap . . . . C A R I. W II.I.IA M S inters on tip'll ucic.ifill ol ihc emly one I1 The 0. Laney, Snllford Avenue; Chvle non hiiiI io ,-plt Murrny. '.m il I K TK Sl’H IR A R D in Ho- ........................... nlm. > Mr. and Mia. Stanley Hockey own gr-nli-l. i., dug out lick |,|,mKht lino .mil. of new fnu Nn. f> With Mra. W. I*. ('Iinpimiu, b-rvico took t-lin-e nt Hie Tmiriat Hut we a ir here ileullng with !’'*»• Diflce on Satuulay mmii lelurned In theii home in lumeiand lit He oil oii.l .Is with n Purls f,.| (he hutldo-.i: onion! I j mid !o-l| Went Nineteenth Strict and Cir­ Center. AV eroiluctlim scale s.-nh- . ,-,l . rr<-<-t llo- lim iiitiiili ........ th On .Inn, - open Imnae wn« held tinluy aftet apandlng the pait cle No. 7 id H:im p. M. in Mi-Klii,luhC ' ,,,r . \i i *114*IIT iIN ! "no " "on " "n "mu ,‘l eroiluctiim 1 .• Why doe. H . hither leave his ,.,f* K\ U N J. MDl 7 ' N n’ Tto* , r c . o dmut the ........ p . h o w to rh. .... two weeka with Mr. Hockey’* Titos from It:*Hi to 5:00 o'clock nt the lay Hull. brief ea*e » lu-ic junior can v ... mi l MRSH IH M 'lillM 'N ......... , tl(. ,, ..i ■1 .. . . v '■ .a Th« Fidelia Clnaa „f (In. Firat Center. Thnnt a were expreved to mother Mm. K. S. Hockey. at It? Evidently hi* Intereat in ) W A T K IN S trying io get Ih .ir j lllU ’of Al„ ... „ V. , in- ..... Hnptijt Church will meet with Ktirl Vo-1 for flower nmimre the href caue ami the temptati.o, | nirkle hack out of a i l< | which no-.m. I ..... ?|oo to «i;.o ....... ...................... .............. i. u Mr. and Mra. P. A. K <wland have to Mra. Frnuk I,. Woodruff, .lr., ft'JU •u'litN nod to (jenrKP Swnrt* for look Inside un.l then lo plm 'chine after finding Ihm two Oak Avenue, ut o:im |‘. M. with i.uiwrr. Tlo-ap nlli-iolioir weie ivliiim-il fiom Itliofo-hl, W. Va.. with the crmtenU was to atrong other* were stuck m it. nil fo r, ' ............... . ’ , » s^ ' %Hr. noil M i- It F. Scudilrr. Mr where they .spent the i'olldaya with foi him. The logical solution wMs Mr*. Watkins’ am. who w m ilc.l, ......... ...... m I’m ... iiu.l manufu. C.'oup No. .'I na hoaleaoeH. - | .o..i .., i * .......... ............ nihl Mra. Il»-d y, Mr. umt Mra Mm. Howlaml'u inotln-r and other ti. W HHNKSHAI ........methlng Hue and , to hear ’Mingle Hells’’ nt tin* I ' • •""dug | ..*, ......... .......* ................ MomherH of the Sunfonl Wo. Inlm Stevi ii .it, Mr. mol Mra. rclatlvea. put it where In-.-mild find it m , late dale . . . . Wefell *mr> *•«'.h o , ' di dgm-.s now ,.|. of .to.* - *lm«. mnn’a Club will hold th,-ir i;rnernl 'Imrlea Slcv-ns, Mr. and Mra. \nin*tcan I’lip pi« !»•»•* t ••n v » • the miming u l.o* of pleturraj ior the ihhic fellmvwho wa* i '" “ hing u I’rlcmla of Ml*. Wanda Hall a toy, etc. When this wa* done,! phoning frantically Inst l» fm hualiiea.i ineetiiiK nod lunclti oii nt j Carl Klaenliowor, Mr. nnd Mra. »»ilory. T I h’- v* Itnl aiiMi/initU i " .In V-f|» !*• "" Ill-riO I*. M. The cneal apeakor Vnrnleivei-l, Mr. nnd Mra, II S will Ik* glud to li-iirn that ahe la the brief case .(at'v|iira a mt'ip •! •#»t nt nwl nn wa* forgotien., tile t’hrl«lma» dance trying to ; h" "J ' i: nn iiih I (*<•§»t uiti ' *«'iiitl«*i| in il 11••n ami wa t lit* lit will lie Mra. tinlly Mem William". I llewati, Mr. im.l Mra.('. \V. Ilurl, able l-i I", op «ftei l>.-lng ronfin- and, |iecuu*e Inm i ; i o M i IH O N E D hml plenty with locate hi* tuxedo Irouaeru uftei c .i i i i ,io -n ril In her home foi » week with which io m-eiipy himself, Junior I finding that the cleaners tool l-dum .l Moi-i For rracrvatloiia uirmliera me Mr. mid Mr towpli Muriny, Mr v. .all «if vvliiitn film to flmi »:• $.* ailtitiHsioil. IIIIVV Ittfllll’li I ivitnif. Ant‘'lit'iin ' ,’t ‘M ir K i I” •I ’.’Ki !• p r «»«(• aakeil to cull Sir}, lien Wiole, tele. »m! Mr>. K. I Allderaoii, Mr mill IlieHalea. did not gel into mischief. ; returned someone pise's to him phone A.T5-.I Mr*. Mills. Mi uml Mr* \ithur it-. Ii.lt It ( Itit I lit* I •i,t|«l , it Irl* lo- ’ II then we felt even sinner foi !hi There is Imwevei another side ‘ hen *ve felt even sinner fm the '"'-"o ' '•• Km molt Hernilim, son of Mr. H l|tO M |»\r l-’erria, Mi nod M n . Ilnwthorne, ' «ri« » i Ihi » »••' •• pci son *vlm wm was wemmg weming the mol Mrs. Robert K.' Ili-nulon. re- i to this sllumion Young motheis l»«’'» » n who llo l»lo i< "• " " " " 11 Seminole Cliapli-r No (Iiilei•| Mi. mol Mi I'oitep, Mr. nnd 'Ira, •i n il Srliiai'Mi it fill t tbill I*t•<fit 11ousel s at at the the dunce pinm d l nine. I to Piioi-otnn riieologlcul fnlhera have some thing very *'ou*er» dunce pinm d I ' - fo of Kant er o Sim . will ...... . ut tlo*| M. S. Nrl-.-ui. Mi. mu! Mra l.ji-akc, Seminal v Sutiir.luv utter spending , ImiHirtant lo do. uml it *houl.| I " « ’> about fimi lin lie. un.l drne i nn« in -•mi|»l*• •Ii Mina •■> • •' Mn onlc Hull nt S <M) I' M. , Mi ntni Me M. II ItlllliiRaley nnd I. T it. I*. Siimri '* t I . th.- hotiilavs with hi. imrentu. I be done— not ulwuva the easiest I *t'n« ‘ he Horn . . . ....... I’1" ’ Nihl-i. list nt 11\ Memhers of the Smiford (oirden ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Mul-hury. liliiKr I II'* l» t i "•I l*(,i*||ll •' 'I w • hi Itoll tlrlm! ; way, but the right way. It I* well I The MI8HKS MAH I'll A MA ' " h o ....... . • t Wnnltl »rr» Cl.ih will t'lileiluin with u silver Alan Mr*. II. W. l'cin-h, Mrs. i»« rs and liiiiid a i;t"ti| |ti.*l'in* Ilohtiy Park irl"ti,i-il y e »le r-j to let Junlm hHvr u toy in h la lR lD N and J E A N H A M P TO N f l»" " . IT’S A M A TTER .•.pin tit al' ' tea. Tie* pubile la ioviteil to cullVofeoalu FloweiM, Mi . I> iri "av to the Hnlverutt.* of Florida I cilli with which he may enten ! Iieamlng over Ihelr nice t ’lniut •Mil i w liit h mail Innirlial'l'* tn i l l 1 ‘ "I' l- 111 ' fltltt**- )(iif if \\.% Mu* I II ( 1*1*111' from .1'ilO I' M. t>> in.<pe-t the new1 Hncldinuii, Mi A It. Ihimpiimn. In flalnesvllle after <tatting for I tain himself in the early morn-1 ma*e* in (lalax, Vn . . Mil. and • initiiilitil mi - ;i OF COU RTIN G rlull tmildiiiR on Must l-'irHi Street.' Mm. Minnie loni-a. Mr-., t , *ok the hollduvs with his parent*. |in*. If, however, he gels up, the MRS. R. F. HOOPER lunching " " " s •-'■’i " Ih nii> f* Ib:i» lo*’ '*» ii «* ,»iin In«*in.*.1 tlifilt'Kii*' ti*' I The Weal Side I'nreiil Tcni-liei a | Mra. Ilonvei. Mr*. II. f Moore, Dr. uml Mis. itiimii II Ii* 1 1 • • i mic I !»# • irv*»l'. lot hi# ln-limM I,. Pmk, purenta should tukc turns tn gc, downtown on Satiinlay . . " to • tom Abitm-ialinn will nn-i-t ut :i-00 P. I Mr«. Wlllimo I* Ye.ilev, Mi Mur— ' ti ng up with him. Of course, the Among those attending the O r , 'h'e. fon 11.-n . M. In -lie preccdid with u l«mril | umet Ki-trle Mrs. Muhle Ili-own. IIo Ih. Dean left yesterday 1 I n . pure ilia want to sleep, hut thci.* uoge Howl game were MR. nn" he lu r.l m M-* ll lil l ll l lf P H it m TI meellnu id l!:.’tn I*. M j Mra. Nancy l»,-Miin-, Mra. McWIItesumc hi* studies at Exeter t* a Job to In- ,mne- charartce •MRS. IIU U H W IIK l.t'H K I. uml ' • ino'l fan|t»i •*<! , — ..... ) »T - - - — i liniiia, Mr* Corn llnllineer. Mra *•«!I *, .11.1 I II •Mirttr i • til l in Aiuilemy in F.xeler. N. II. after building, the most important tnl nil. >in,| MRH.IIDM KR I.IT I'I.K V» it till 1■1 » 1 1 lil'i Ii .it. I> lrl\ t«nin*|r«{ spending the Imlidii* - with his the wot Id, su.*s tin- association . . . . W O (a n e s ts A t t e n d • n j «t it j»i INi -h mu mii, M ir-- <;. F. I*. Noyea, >11«. pHicut*. Mi. mol Mi* It. I.. Demi. | The m-tlvil* of fhe nilsrltievou., IH h Ioii .1•\ i'i miig)ii •■ ITn l Sl i ' . t A. II. M K t'h W ITH . .I|{. givin•tm .it -il 11111• ii, •*» a. N ew 1 c a r s I '. V C d F a l l I • Clnrk Ml M-i I.I. tln-.-n Mt I 'l ii/i’it ....... VMt'll 1"• •Ml. I ehllil need* eonstmu siijh’I vision out In.- last Tuihy' ctgm .1 M ’ K MIsh _______— Wlllinm i •iit* \ i" l •i. "Il II i| |" • li«'J*»V\ f i « i ..... . . .... IV, ill Ml* .. . .. »* Winsi*. *i ., | Dun Itntlen *i-ll on Huniliiv t o , his eneigies ...... I cutlets, uml In-■ IIA I.I. wealing hc iolifol lido *,-l 10 It. I I'l •1'* ' 1I li| •"J* 11 i.i ••• i ••••»«*•I Alwmt :uhi irumts %nw tin* ««|«| ..ociii •r.'■.I’lip.'wpr xl's* slm y '•'- 1Id o in to Murray Slatp Teacher* , should have fteipirnt opiHirtum I low liousers . . . ........ flit \ 11 nipt t .ii -,•( I'HKD M il < •m,i :|t i In •' • •n h mi VMr '"if unil tin* new vtiir in ut Million mitl Mi** Hillliigdey. I•»• I ' l Knllcge In Kentock* after s|M'iiil- lies ior change of play. Aftei uHON lunching in I line*’* Drug I IlMMIII i In \ i . t;■.■ lit i me -1 •• a n bflMiont lm|’ ri*. • ■ i»»» S*i!uni;i\ II "/ni M* > Hoy " lot'll Dhjimn. Mr. ,„K holidnv* with Ids parent*, while he will become stabilised .Store . ( » P HERNDON' um l, .> ' :|i|t 1' 1 hin.l* Mi < IIevening nl lilt- Muvfuii Inn Molti *","h Ion, Vernon, h. llmnt*l"o. |M r. Mrs. I. K Ihitlen. •< lakes time, und it takes p«. Ing on his new mom. golf n Hip •• )' 1Mill. < 1 ' 1 cotm i*d hull'.o.M fi-stomic,) ,-u-pc sen', l ," Ve;,,1 A hl.ihhoff. A. | . •I*»nt. uimbt.o*ive guidance o„ range aexl la t h e \im o.v i . ,.i 11,- It.., , •lit' I I .’ Ill* • • f II., y , ': :i' n ' \ pit per and huge ei .»|th:ne- Im« v hetfoul. Me " I ‘ i Mi and M>«. John J, ( m ver iho part of pments MRS F. K SPKN'tT'H looking I , ill .la* I-.* • , It.*,» to- lo Id \ (ionloii, ii in i» i n 1»V\411f • 11' ImI'NmI ii (Vritivi* i l l i n (!»*• ( fi i!*h' . I’oice where , ..... i he ....................... gii'at I h -iiiuiii I'litcatiimnl fuvoi* for t In - Vm-hni fm N, w ' ( !|"*l» II" ' • I InMu, -ooi 'imtii'S mai. t» w i M" >• • <HMji;ii"h with 'Intir'ip* *•••»*•%»• r•». 'V. KoKluiV'li tVril IDni'n ninl A. Iliry wimi* rjillnil Ihviiiiup i»f !lin t ritfnrtiM'r, Kiirtliich \\\ \ , p|ni YearEve . . . . ll'. -f \| ...1 'll',,, illl.'O.lid •*t il liiiii1 • >1 • • • Ml ’ " Jnvr#| fi"in |0:Dil until :* fit) A V . MinMnn j RU(l(lrn <h*nth nf Mi% (*m vcr*i*, lirl onco khI'I. *l.n| um ||v «« nil .’ * • . 1»«lii ii »c » "1 ' In t li«* hull t*iittin .*f th. Mnyfnii - hrntluT, W ft. I «*tt. , mu rhihlinii |h», I ••wit 11** m dwm Mi i ,• t »♦« I <01,11 ol I •- 11:11 -, I hull fYltli* uml hi** iHtpiilii! w a r an Important wo,,I As ,,--d I l,ol,„.ill, I I h iv • li t i « f • • » i h » 11 ' •'•1 • "in ... j. . .Mrs. . . . - Price , in ,- ciiic-i one ov rmnei U tM v I.A N D F ARM \N II orehen.ra fnro, lo-I ,,,o-ic to, j 4 ;. .i ., __ Angel nininci anil her i.'-nthei tiere I, v Fiolu-I ,.ii means 'in W,1I, lo I pit, )M 11•1'111’ i l,t i l ft file* i l ( i’ll Ml* 1*1 11 01*1(1 A III linrilH ’H : Ulan lo lenve tomorrow for Hit'll 1sympathetic iiiol-r.*t.indlng of." •Imo-lng uml late -•r“ t|,e evening Wednesday uml Tlmt-da* ....... •ill ti 11.1*11. * i • N I t(•- It, ,, the lentil of Zol. und M milv, who j home ill Kentuckv aflor visiting | Not so long ago. „ *weel little two luisy day* fm Mi and Mi , Mi « ta • k i. ,»l D* I , on v\ (mi imi In 1 . f 1, . . lire nt piesi-nt mi|M-ming nt tinMrs. Angel’s son nod daily liter- Iniif-yclir-old **a« nlnvliig mod. A "»» D '-I.AN D Ini, .1, IHpecinD .v i t h• gol- I "I Rod l<« -ti i nt (• • 1. *1 1 . Klomingo ie Otlnmln. mitiirleiiieil World a o ' I, o i-11 | e * will o.ipiini' t in law. Mr. and Mis "Ruddy " An. plea In the luu t void, happy ns Jens Morti'llsen of Vslumuio Row", S |•i i«11' the two oldest Dc ll.ii* ic-ldi-ld- t ill i M«.» . I .,1,1 I!".. I "Il niialr \ SO T HERN v t IM . the gioup with lollliill* scln mid * erklv fio ,-IHil wcei,* lo-glnolh,' gel a lark, Hhe was lulled aw.iy VVi-ilni's||av Mis M"iii'u*enV loo |Chii ,M •< lio- \ 111,,I , A|p ■ » M'Uf ;• l .it• M r i. | \ . 1• singing. Hum her play to go Minirpncn irnacn In Ihei mill sister-in-law, Mr. ur.d ;-i,.|,i ino, u .‘mi. 0 u, 'lie II* uiuuiul fo.mn olll lio.r . Of IV mn i" t n • Mis* Jane (lhapnian has ra a ear,'As she *ioo,| •i »t\ A t I’.! ••" o’clpck Alibi luing Svite -*rie« si 'oho It HI .-.-.in I 'o vc1 Ml' KNOX the nu t Mr* (lhrl«lnln Pelei-cn of W . fiirmnl tn WfntiT Park i i »« of Ihe car. fin nuttlm tumiMl I » I i !f* n J o Wy t •«fl«. it m *i tn* •1,1 11of, •1'! , «••||«"« HI* 1•v riim ai wax plnyed mid favor* inHniling it y, it was altliolinced today nmuiif YO B IA8 <0 I " paper lints, paper *tremners. horns ' ’rcuilent I. Ollic Kilni'Uirt* ’ ^ la u n ir l»n AmiWn ni Ihilliim l>|. j her, ftiul MUil. mVuii Imvu lia<i .» P n'1,1 s>)n,1 ' i ‘l1 i " *'' 1 •' \Y1111111 |•1a' i •1 •II M.'* l' .1 1 P l'l'M«*Rfi nATHr .1 VY 1. Ill I'l . and nol-iw milker-, were diilillciteil •It | I t1f1' y o u !" V' ,l’ 1 ,P ' ...... ■*'" •* »!<•• • . . haven't ..........- yon. fl|i*»VR Mn|M The . f ' , nil. i*. .tin gift of. an leg. after spending the holiday*! happy time today, f 'III I 'k fl»»|lli' The hotel coffee s|i"|i was ope" in Hunford with hyi mother Mr*v Tnn ehllil looki’i| ut her with Orlando. I'i* l -1It III- •' t r* • ' 1^1’ M» mh D«H ................... friend of (he uuiv«r- Ralph f’hapmm, On Thin "day Mr. Morti-o-e,, M t ^ 1 «lI * I< I t N. ult i "| • • • itnl 1" 1 I m ».. | during tin- ovcoioi; fpr Du- ci*n *it y. All speaker* are --cheililleil 1 nn « in if S'llllntv eyes, a* If she hail never Kf-i-f, mol I..,. , .# --------cylehl .ill'll Ills Hist III, 11,dll' It • | • i• | . ,Muli i \ i 'I till’ le t "it In* i 1’» I' 1 Y.1 •• i t . venlenre of the jtne-ds. f t|- Kl.rain I ii H ill ill I o'eliN-k on ro< I Friends ami n.'lghho, . d lip. p. cl . Illi i! ff i 'i l j ; l i l V i l r I n " Mi :•’*>•I •* (liiarle* Park. Jr. left Rimday S 2 , ■.i• im i , .11 • 1• 4 * 1 1 Monilny afim iiimiiis, .Tim lecture* to return to Kmorv Dnlvrralty 1ft piled, "I'm not talking now!" all day. incloding Ml. uml Mr* Ml Wdliud Noil. « uml 'li o V|M \i t, 1», •1 Her mnthe- might have laogl, ....... are f.is- and nre open to the pullNoigiiuiil of Dmon*die, . iiildn o u lie lluiv lin o v\ it ft |«<r 1Y» 11 f•« 1It ' > j • m 11 Allmitn after speoding the hull- eil nl her. Hhe might have repij. , j lie. '"00 They plui, to *,<p„c| the wu> Mi mil ,Mt l- i - d Wm-irii- i| l I II 1ll.'.ll* 111|t|> |<'• i' •lav* In Hanford. Mra. Park will . .til liistcuj, she ex Tim first speaker i* It. W f{, •email, in Sanford for a shut' mntph'd hei let in Ol Huge I ’lly. Ridgi-w....I, N I unil 'I ......... I M|*•••1 If ,* i Markav, meoils-i of llo- llilti.h Hme before Joining her husband .•■Im.'.I, "Oh, look ut. Ihut l>canMi. uml Mr*. Mmk Kmmiii mol it ill,am I I Imoip • M...I, •'fill Mtiejay" ’ This ilivi.t i,-,i t'» Those from Hanford utlemling House of Cniuomii* mnl the l.nhur Mi’ll •It*' 4 Ml ' •f Mi it hlld, IInil she was I,el -elf - a- -oils Kail um1 Miclu,,I oi il,.- VV •.. the c'hrlatmas i-ooveiitlon of Dance Parly, lie will talk on "Wlmt lo in Atlanta. \l 1. 1 •till. I ill If ••I '»; i r.i t gain and was Imppy ali tin- rest Rronx, New Y>nk aii Muster* of America, fr!oriiln Expect in Rrilma." two weeks will, Mi mol M 1■* 1.'Mil 1 ii n i it"1 l ei • II. •lit Alt Hilly Epps left vesterilav to I of the drive. . ( ’hapter No. J. Dec. 'JM.'Jtl held He will he followed h* Domild K. Michfim n ami famils ••( Saul in 11• k it ill'll 11 111 l l 11 1 Ii I— nt the Hun .loan Hotel in Oili-iili, K, lle- kley. dire, tm of Hi, Pimcej return !<> Kmorv Dental Heimol In; Ko Roinl •\ ». 1 I V f 'M i f l f 'O I weie Ann Wliitakei Norma Fnvo *'| hici| -if Retailing, on luu. 111. Atlaohi C m aftei visiting his R o l l i n N 1 ^•i ? il Mi. mnl M m*. ( 'mn t'lln ' "f 1lll’l II ......... If.lk . ••I Kit' tv Mi o , . Harvey, I'lmolette Waits, flnrolyn 'po.iking on "Wluii i- \ I-. o| for ...........- Di mid Mr*. A. VV. Kpp*. m \ Y vv i ii .:m• t ,t' •tu 1». |:»i Kiimrd, (iii-teheti Klrchlmff and lie fTon-tiinei'"; F. Vlevnn.lei Ma- Also l,„ ',o c for Em m y wa* Jack 1 0 i S p P K K 111 O r l H I l d o Cove Spiing* weie li,o ( 'In i 1inn • \\.l Day goes.s of Mi mnl M. M 'IMI •'ii M* i • Im •V•■, tl •l;i Mnriikt.ii who spent the (Ihrlstmas Mtb. A. It. Diixlmr-. director of \ i; a . 1II jaun, pieaiilent of llnni.ui Rein- holiday* in Hanford. Ham lloyi-i of Alii ante l("0«l < ••VII \ t II. • Wick. \l, Hid •1 I'lll •III! ' the Doxlmry Schonl of Dmirlng. Hr. Paul A Wagner. P.i-ident Ions, !ne„ on Jan. S ‘ S .speaking on Ml. and Misi. .lo-l'pl, Si II 111iv • ■t I’ImI mi 11 ill M""»i 1 ill • finest learhera were Mias Elisa \ l.ook Inside l l r h a v i i o H I h t I \|I 4111'I Ml \ li» it.iii v I l|t|'( I "f Il l L iL It ‘ M f l l l l j I II 1%' •Mil ll'-UI ' IDMIM Mr. anil Mrs. Herman K. MorrU Hflgler uml Fran Hcnnlnn of * tn>in ll'.a.i fimi a 'i" •• yn» * •V Chicago. Mist* Sliglei ioalnictcd In 'nrry, piofenor of H mh- i :iii i ’iv III- anil sop., Rnhltv and Krnio. and Vm II b# the chief Npenkci «t ^hr ,ti| CTinIntimia. I>n\ fm tcHiilctil ” l l i i 1a l ) 5 atlon at f?olgate Hnlver " y Jail. Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Htinrrlnhrr H tin u il luncheon m e rtln g *»f ¥th e | mid th H i f t ic n il. of l»c l i n n Ih c I I I i’I'lv till It I I'l III l I 111 ballet and cion scler ami Mr Henn , h i v I hI oti uf the | S h e i n i i f ' i n t i t l tlic it fiv e \ ••mu* I h'lifmi William * »•! I Im il •*»• I *1 s 1 11 ;> •u i .i i: ii Ian entertained /lth -mveml tap '0/ lipciiking oil "flail Wo Hava sn l daughter, MDs (Ira.-e Marie ’••nco With R l i a . ' t i n I •» film Htloeclpker, have returned from C h i l o r i f i « llo itic Society lie [ i I iu ir I i I c ih ivlih Ii iric h u lc f lih lt \ V. routines. Ilemne Itif'hnrd of Turn mi Knmig, vUiling niofi-isor of In flile m fo ( ,hHml»«*t o f |h o io t h y K lltiific lfi inn! .c u n Mr. on.I M> M in .I ....... .. .ml p* Juunlit nciohslic work nnd Mrs Mim'd where they attended the { > ^ m e r e e " ' V ''' hliP'se Hlilttirr III Pomona eol- Orange Howl flame. Thee Ufgrr , c ^ l **•1f»_ I . M.. rhllfll iveckM ol«| ( h r IlHiy'n fit *1 hithy» •la'ipliln IIrl' ii *1 U • l |n • i.ijl* fillhart ” f HI. Petersburg hi­ ge. Fob. tl. oii "• ’hanging f'luim"; Hie g, were very irrNcloiiN IionI*. M irct left Sal tm(it\ mmnm^ in st rurted In novelty tn|i routine, Mill . Plume IT"* M in . Kcnh I'ntleiHoii, iiiuiuicci nt I" ml tlm \\ c l. <n.l ilh I •ti-ti.l At x bamtuet held during Do* Dr. Edwin Mims, professor cnierl- Perry. the "He llary Mm.s.tt., lloose", to .it. I’clct dm,,:. meeting a floor show wa* present­ in of Kngllih al ViiiiilerhHe tInled hy member* ami student* •o' vcislly nnd-foliiii'r Marcdl |.', ln r»r Miss Patrirln Hickey. Nall t Hteisen, Fnb. Id, on "The South Hfiwoil and riarence MrKee loft member*. Norma Faye llurvev on Once M nr«” t jUnhert F. Me* ., nipM r s . W i f f e r M ile s o f I V t t f p n r t .C o r i n i 'c l i c u k S f i y s RuUflai- tn return to Atlanta, (la. terlalned with an acrolwllc damn rf-uiesentliig Hie local dnurlr.e re«enlntlvc f u f W years nf Ambrl Mia* Hickey will rimunia liar leach­ i i'i"!'l'>i'nt|)drl, ji tip Japiio, Fall, ing duties In a primary .school school nun (iratrhen Kirchlmff on "O ur -RlaVti •:tiv Jupan'a. Hiwn> „h(l Mr. Powell I* a itudent performed In a cvnihnl hsliul ei|* •errhle fnon lh « Ruynl Bcliod . PI. •itnre"; nml fleorgil 0. M'.U, son at Emory Dents) School, Mr, Mef ijiimIHoo Holt, •former praal. K m i» attending (Ha Georgia Winter Park. 5 J ~ i. a*— ,«*■■•« l a— mm Ill of Hnllilln College, Fob. 21, School of Technology. Social Calender P e r as o n a I s It 'Vi a *,*a ami Wed. p?n»i * '/ J Denary N |St ol son To I Lfivnl Rroup Attomls 1bun-inn: Convention n U I I i "The Future of the Untied Na> "it*." Dr. Ucnrv Mclamili' O pt lime t flat tta Muimdta Av* Pk«w* al Mr xml Mr*. O. T . Tearaon had aa their guest* for Chrlatmaa, Mra. flora Marah anil Mlaa Jaaala Kereey of Miami, and Mr. and Mra, Robert Pearson aad children, Georgia !/>.. and Robin, of Oalnaa* villa. Mra, Marah la ranwlnlag for a vlalt with Mra. Peareon and My dishesandj/asswareg/eam withoutwipin0*i Dr. nnd Mra, J. N. Rohaon have returned from a waah'a vlait In Miami with l.laut, Paarlo Rob* •on. NO, UHNR, and In Weal Paint Heaah with Mr. and Mra. J* k itobaon and Dnnla with Mr. and Mra. Olauda Robaou. har parrnta In ''Z X n 'T t l Sanford, An ordinary paint brush mahaa n food dtoatar for rarvad or'om•tn fumltttra. m t MA80NH' IN S TA L L A TIO N : .Inmr* ' Ifoltarlnw, manager of t.'io local Coca-Cola plant, will ho Installed aa inaalcr of Sanford l-mlgr No. S3, P. and A.M. at 7:30 ii'tlork -this rvrplng, F. Hn-iky Wight/ retiring mauler, announced Vr lid ty. Installation of other offl- ' Mra. H, M. Rumbley Phono 4IS.W ' •. * • * *ttV(V? *Af**M'.) H t i l t i R S *;i 1112 11nvc yon tried (In lg iite -r d o io liv I l “»» now iniidiict, V t l f M th . MIIoh, i i i II hC h wife, hiiv,i: “ Vel oiitn my diHltwimldm: (into in Im ll! I hiivo up in Imlf rntt. dial,washing tlmo Iktiiiiho oil I do i,. wiioli my dlnlnm in Val u j k tlnnc' Kvcn ulnaawnrn ilrlr .iparliliii.t - without ici/dti;//, .<* "Thcrn’a nn nonp acum nr ,-S elreuky dim tn polinh nwny Jgi -D M VEL IS MODEST TOHANDS! •iir«ii|»aaik inp to » c t C liv r MUM IN uii old ! I m y Vel rlcnim (llalie.i cleaner limn aonp! Jut , o t IH L A B id DOUBLE FEATURE EACH TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY M H D C S T TO H M D S o f any teodmq pnxfart rttadt far w&hing didm and fine fakirs! , ^ \ 1/ Actual okln tenta mudo liy nil Indepeiulcnt Inhorntnry — imn\o on rvipiiHl — • .prove Vel mlldent of nil (muling printv urtn made for wmdiinK diuhen nnd - o lino fiihrlca. 1 ......... should sec Moy'/nj ,/xvi nndyetn shinycicjn wiihuut hm n.KVtn *N Mr* Mllen (old lift ait* uaad to time vcotirliiff pnta and pannl *•, •c ‘ IVEN8 •# atir Juat uoiiku them. with Vnl while-hIh* whip* IhreiiRh thin INC. TAX V i! cu t- tlinuii^.src^sr' y j p t lU Q lin k * 4 m ,c tU a i wdM ami morn completely, than aba Mrs-.Allies can washjpota and ahlny.-clean without hard aod )" -i'i fF ,• �\ .-.Ssr.’iRJ* Panties D rew 1949 Tennis Raves Kentucky, 21-13 ice 1 _ _ i Bowl Classic Is 'on Withf Field Goal rIn F i n a l Minutes; ners Swamp LSU ? A 8 A D E N a7 t&ilf,, .fan. 8. — r OIdu lliuta'a victorious foot* team file# .Hnmn today, the era of the llfg Ten flyliiir high the fourth straight ym r. California's Holden Hear* point r Ih'tkflvy, beaten but not Jlaiced alter their second Joust h the lllg Ten In the Itoae Howl. 1ml n record crowd of 100,0(171 fitbull feint relaxed after one of binit gnmex'.in the history of .'ruurnuinuntYif Rose*. " a cci.ro wn* 17 In 14, nnd It I Oil It field iri.ul with one liule anil 66, ftkroiulu left In tha ime - r I he flint limit u field goal decided fliar issuo In the hlg s atar w i i * Ohio Stole’* right Jim Hugiic, whore deadly [ht foot won the game, III' hoot hrok'l the 14-14 dead* k| bruku I he heart of n fight[ Californio fieveii and ita |on.i of euiipoftm In the tense, eked stadium. 'The kirk rillin' with dramatic part ftmii the 17 I/;! line mark, lany obrervei felt dial fluck1coach Wen Kenler lilniself bail [rple In the I'lnnr-winning kirk. T »«nt Dirk Widdoes in to bold all for llngjie but tho tgani to rend Wlddoe.j bark to eh. ”|fj i of the boys nut there tly didn’t like the field goal b’jiikld Fenlrr. The hesitation i Ohio State five yards for dothe game. The five yard J alao gave a het'ter angle kicking cham e. er wouldn’t admit It ns a de­ lla alall to draw u penalty, igtia thuh goes down amtha iyar whose foot klrked Ohio IM |nto and nuci em fiilly through . nan Howl. ,lle was Die man f Jloi |o kicked tho extra point against Igan for a 7-7 tie uml cinched Jiickeyr trip In (lie IhiwI, lllfornla n M f.l first on tha * of n InnlHfiil t!fi-ynrd pass from otiaiflThark Hub Celori rank Hrimk, in tin] secopd C .Jilo tied tbc^ count at 7-7 In ;ililrd when halfback Vie. Jan* i Irilcrcepli d a Cal. pass, plug a scoring thrust and set•the Bucks Into motion to i from the Bear (III. State went uliead, 14-7, docked pint that fall into jke>e Isiodi on the Call* l Won Dm game on Hague's g| after Celrrl on a ‘poor bm center wan forced to 1(0 pall while running. Hi­ lt With Ills left fool, l|,i> hull 'pi dul on Ihif Cal. II and the I gold ciinm four plays Inter, afihu.li Jim .Monarhiiio was woring star for ('aliforniu. He III tho leather fur the first )' from .even yards out, and at loose for tho loogcat run of day with a tt-yurd bunt that lp<1 on io n.k . llo' II... keye goal fhc liitneat ifi omul gainer win Uurkeye follbuek, 111 I pound 1, Morrison, who made 113 of Mill's ioial of 221 yru 11H rushfew Orleans' Sugar Howl, ania's lightning split " T " of* jl ,streaked to three new rect blasting uiitinnniii'd Umlsltatu Hnlverhily IID-H. ihoma let a new scoring to* lalaidny in winning its itlat i game hy the biggest mar* •Sugar Howl history. And na fiillhnck I,run Heath’s DUelnb.wii Iicltcred tha old fine yard qaynall Tinsley of L.B.U. klahnma's play flawWaa. Poach Rod Wilkinson «• played against L.8.U. Units, we’d naver play trait, or acora that m a lty loma'a 86 points' broke tha t aet by Oklahoma A.RM. I victory over Ht. Mary’*, .In erared tlm record of ijils u sat in Oklahoma •18 decision over BL h 0ran|e Bowl State 60To 56 Hoosiers Emerge Top Maryland Founds Out Team In Big 10 With Oator Bowl Victory 9 Wins, No Defeats Over Missouri, 20-7 » Ry M ILO F A R N E T I N EW YORK, Jan. 8. — OP) — MIAMI, Jan. 3. — </*») — Santa Four of tha nation’s mo*t nmeer- .CbtTt’r >f.. ful naskrt oull teaTiis all “ Kail1To" solved toe bea: collaglate football come from behind to defeat und< r- ■defense in the nation today to keep rated foes Mat night. the Broncos’ bowl record unblem­ Kentucky won ita aaventb game ished with a 2I to 18 Orange Howl eight starts at Arkan*ni. 57-63. victory ->ver the Kentucky Wlldtt1e Bobby Watson’s him* cuts. A record Crowd of (14310 The 6-10 guard scored 20 was on hand. points, Ifl In the second half lu Badly outplayed in the first half, erase a 27-26 Arkansas halftime .Santa Clara’s line which has oper­ lead al Little Rock. At llloomingtoii. Indiana’s un- ated a- a un t for four years, Ix'Bten Hoosiers rebounded to drop ripped open the hlg Kentucky for­ oft-lgraten Mlrhlgan Stale, fill.60. ward wall In tha final SO minutes. It guve Bronco Quartrrhark Indiana now sports a 0-0 record, Johnny i’asro the protection he liest In the Hlg Ten. Long Island U. (10 11 Uhlnd needed to set op two third-period 13 points in the secoml half, rallied touchdownu good for the Cali­ to whip Muhlenberg, (J0-6H, lu fornia’s college’s third bowl vic­ Madison Square Harden. Ilig tory In u> many tries. A six point underdog at game Sherman White, probably the best player in the New York area, time. Santa Clara lived up to Die dropped In 27 poIntA to lead tho prediction hy Its Coach l.rn Casa­ nova that "we haven’t traveled Blackbirds. Bradley diuhhed Ohio Slate, (if,- .'UR’O miles to lose a football game." The Itruncus clinched victory In 40, for Its 10th victory aealnsl two defeats. The Missouri Valley five Ihe closing minutes uf the final trailed 30-20 ut halftime before , period us big Hcrule Vogel rail handing Ohio Stale it, second lo** I over Kentucky’s star left tackle. Bob Gain, for 13 yards and a In seven starts. LaSalle |0-2i look W '-ieru Ken­ touchdown. tucky (0-3), HO-filf. at Phil idelpbiB. In Jacksonville, stocky little Hob Temple defeated St. Joseph’s, (II- Ward, lHO-pouud guard, held to­ 63, in the second game of a gether a great defensive line that double-header. ushered Maryland to a 20-7 victory Wisconsin (3-2) opened the Dig over Missouri In the Gator Bowl Ten race with a 60.60 victory over today, before a crowd estimated at DMiioli 47-31 at Madison. Don 20,000 • ITUNNID IV (HI fHI MOWS that knocked him out In Hi* sixth round of ■ Rehfeldt dropped in 27 points for Khadultd t«n*ruund Missouri's great offense that n-round boul bout in Hew York's Madison Square Garden, Car* the winners. mint Vingo sits racked up touchdown after touch­ lla In the ring at Ur. Vincent Nardlello (arrow) comta to hU Duque'ii* •(8-0) hnd trouble down against the football mighty aid. Bruised and battered after a fierce pummelling by Rocky Marciano whipping Rutgers, 60-6-1. Dart­ of Brockton, Mata., the 20-y«ar-old heavyweight wai ruahed to the hot* last Fall, ran up against the na­ mouth of ihe Ivy League fell eas­ tion's third best defense. And the nltal where Mil condition wai described at "rrlHrM ily before New York If., 87-39, defense held. Cornell topped fit own, 30-32, for Oltly in the last two minutes did only right first Down*. , its seventh win m nine games. Paul Each school was expected to get Charley Share, Howling Green’s Mlsiouri crons the goal. 1120,000 from the game. •1-11 renter, scored 32 points in Klein's last-ditch passes figured While in Dallas, nice licked BG’s 76-60 victory over tut inform­ big In u 00-yard drive against lly Ansorialrd Prrns Maryland reserves, North Carolina in the Cotton Howl, ing fit Ik ham Young. N YU H7, Dartmouth 30. 17-l.'l. "That’s all there is to it,’’ Maryland'-' offense wm just The louring Columbia five de­ Cornell 30, Hrowii 32. said North Carolina Coach Carl feated Oregon. 74-02. Lclnil ( I I - what Coach Jim Tatum raid it was Diiipiesne 30 ,Rutgers M. Suavely. "We went soundly out­ 2) handl'd Marshall College Its — good but not nearly as groat Georgia Tech. 73, Chatta­ played." first defeat In eight ga in-, 07-48. us the defense. nooga 43. Rice, champion of the .Southwest Buddy .Strauss, hard-driving Al Iowa City, lowu (H it bad surth Carolina 66, Maryland Conference and the nation's fifth* trouble with (Hull State, 02-68. hume-tuwn Itoy from TulluliaHsee, 63. tanging tram, yesterday used a Iowa broke a 63-63 deadlock with I yesterday led the Florida .Slate Louisville 74, Tennessee (13. devastating mixture of pin-point Maryland State College 78, five inlnuleH to go. Loyola of Clil- ! UniviTHity Helnlnoles to ■ smashpassing by Tobin Rolu nnd hardi iug 10-1) upset victory over tho cago downed Utah, 68-62. Kentucky Htulc College Off. running by Hilly Uurkhulter. (Jor­ Drake (8-3) dropped Detroit, I licnvljy favored Woffmd College Indiana (10, Michigan (Rate 60 don (Sunnyl Wyutt and Hobby 07-63,lii a Missouri Valley League | I i rrBtis hi Ihe fourth annual Iowa (12, lltuh .Slate 6H, ' I*anlrlp to outplay the Tar Haolsr opener. It wax Detroit's first Ihflne Cigar Howl football game Wisconsin 60, Illinois 60. The ome beaten Owls ground loss of the year. Tolctlu <10-g) nt Phillips Field. I.oyula (Clilcngo) 58, Utah nut two touchdowns in Die second 62. A (Crowd of about 14,000 fans, defeated Arlsmm Slum, 66-46. ,, quarter, added another In the third North Carolina edged Mmylaiid, biggest m (he history of the game, Kentucky 67,1 Arkansas 6.1. uml one morn in the fourth. Then Washington (fit, , Looist G , 66-63, In a Southern Conference watched the 186-pound fullback they withstood a gallant but futilo game. The Washington Hears ol spark.the .Seminole* to outplaying Vanderbilt 6!l.t( , fourth-period rally hy Nurth Caro­ St. bools .defeated Vanderbilt,by the big Kouth Carolina eleven, and Nebraskk 68, Houth Dakota line that fell shy of even a tig the samk score. .... , ■ liaturlwoffard lla first defeat in 40, . , . r by two touchdowns and a cuitpla Louisville itroppuil TV'MiAa#e*t 2 1 games. tlHake (17; Detmll 58.,,!. , of extra poiiiM. i Tha .Inspired .Seminole* came 7-l-tJ3i'Itlce ^ r b » f d .U F e p i.^ « m Itlce CD, Csinge Teppstdillk For Rice is ws» a aw#e| victory 86/ of Lin' Aiigtdee) 118*851•Denvcrtonk from'hehlnd after Wofford scored — and not Just hf/misF of the Wyoming, 64-411 Nehrnnkn , »|e- early.! in the first quarter, and Houtlienslein Louisiana tIH, #120,600 check it received. For frilled South Dakota, 47-10: and com|ilMely dominated nlay must Spring llill (Ala.I (17. the latler reason North Carolina's Ueurgla Tech wtiu fioui Chatla uf the next three periods, Denver 61, Wyoming 11, defeat didn’t sting loo deeply. Vermin Uulck, brilliant Wofford linogil, 78*42. Cohimbln 74, Oregon tl2. Movi'ovrr, Nuith Clilnliiilt gets to gun id, blocked u kick uml recov­ tuke nil il* tush hack home. Rice The flrat II. M lighthouse was ered the hull for the Terriers’ only must klek in with lift tier cent uf huill in 1701 mi Cope Henry, Va. score. its shun* to the Southwest Con­ ference, Colton Howl siHiusiiiing agency. It won o victory for Jess Neely’s style iif xliiiiphl foot hull Ihe C lfA TrA N D O H A , Twin,, Is*. 3. rock ’em, sock 'em liiiin.l of l.b.rk(/IT - - Georgia Tech hreexed to lug uoil tackling noil Judicious use a 73-13 busketbull victory over ihe of tile forward pass. University of Chattanooga here North Curolllia’s great Charlie last night. (Clioo-Chonl .liisllco look u hackJoe Keener, Tech forward, was seal to Hilly Hayes far slarrlng lliu wheelhorse for the Atlantis honors for Ihe ‘lur Heels. Ill* squad, dropping In I t points. High gained DU yards oil lu carries to scorer fur the ChaUanoogaus was 107 inude hy lluycs In 10 attempts. Hill Houser with I t points. Justice completed 7 of 14 passe■ Te> ll scored seven points before for (13 yrrdu. Clialluiiooga tallied once. After Role completed nine uf 17 pause< 10 minutes of play, Tech, had a fur Itlce and netted 140 yards slid 2.1-8 lead. twu touchdowns. Hurkhalter picked Chattanooga succeeded In cut op 74 yards running In 18 tries ling the margin to 23-10 Hi a brief and Lantrlp made (13 In |4, reify, but from that paint' mi Tech had coalrol of Ih* gam*, •BITBY' G R A N T ADVANCE?! ech led............. at tha half, 30-20. TA M P A , Jan. 8. - UP) — Brjfin» ? 7 t ( (B itty) (Irani of Atlanta la ba.S again' at tha Dilla lennU taut* nth, 8-0/ 8*8. 111* 80-year-old Atltnlan took nay trying to win tha tlMe for on Nalsott Mason of Tampa to­ tha fifth lima. 0 rant, a big favorite wHH tha day In a oocond round nffalr. Mania fans In winning tha toiw* Grant la seeded fourth lu tha amanl four times, started off avant. Mutant timea, startad Woman'* slnglaa begin tomor­ astarday by aaaily easily downing a yesterday duwnln Tampa southpaw. H .nry( . row. , :1 College Basketball Cleorncia Tech Bl*atH Chuttanooffa, 7J1-IU By FR A N K ECK A F Nawafaatarea 8Borts Editor N S W YO R K - Jack Kramar, Richard (Psncho) GonsaUy «nd laea panties drew tba tennis revat durian tha yaar. Kramar experienced little diffi­ culty proving ha Is tha oast tennis player in tho wot Id. Gontoloa proved ha was the world's top amateur by retaining tha national single.: title and thera-by fooling tba axparta. Ha also won tha Mtlonal Indoor and clay Court crowns. Ha ateppad out of hla class, however, when ha turned professional. Aa a pro he figured to make n reported 160,000 in less than a year. Pitted against the skill of Kramar, Psncho lost 20 of the first 88 matches. Tha parties with two-inch lace trim belonged to Gertruda (Gor'ous Gussy) Moran of Bants onlca, Calif. Her attire made tha haadlinaa during tha Wimble­ don championships. However, It didn’t belp her tennis. 8he bowed out In the third round, losing to a Chinese ballet dancer. Gonsalea, 21-year-old MexicanAmerican front Lua Angeles, be­ came tha fifth player in history to overcome a two-set deficit 'In the final to win the nationals. He heat Ted Hehroeder, now the No, I amateur, 10-18, 2-0, 0-3, 0-2, 0-4. Later In Los Angeles he beat Hehroeder again. 0-3, 9-11, 8-0, d-4. "I wlu the big ones." Gonzales shouted. But he couldn’t match Kramer. At one city, Gonzales was so peeved at his misfortune against Kramer that he took:one of the station wagons used by the touring pros and drove alone to tha next city. The rest of the proa had to cram In the other vehicle. Kramar taught Pancho a lesson by blasting him off the court in their next meeting. Schroeder was the male toast at Wimbledon. He won four fiveset matches In England, heating Jaroilav Drobny of Czechoslovakia in the final. Drobny and Vladimir Cernik de­ fied the Czechs’ Communist re­ gime in the only International tennis rhubarb of the ye**. Their government ordered them to with­ draw from a Swiss tournament. They defied the Czech order to return to Prague, announcing thoy would seek a haven in the Untied States. The U .H. Davis Cup tram heat Australia for the fourth straight year. Gonsalea and Schroder both won two ilnglea tests. Australia, however, had the top doubles com­ bination In John Hrumwlclt and Billy Hidwell. They scared as. a team in the Davit Cup and also In the national doubles. In women's tennis, Mrs. Mar­ garet Osborne duPont of Wilm­ ington, Dei., retained her national singles crown and, with Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., as a partner, continued as doubles champion.................................. . Maureer Maurei Connolly, 14, of Ban Hix#r», beciafM; tha.rfmmgwt „.... rplayer -,~ , ever to win the national girls', crown. , Experts sty the high school student Is tho coming wom­ en's champion. In tha Wlghtmau Cup matrheR the I). S. beat Great Britain, 7-0. C roe lovely young Floridians who are mighty "handy" when It comes (o making new yrur reso­ lutions suv H In the old familiar See No Evil, Speak No Evil, Hear No Evil sign language. Enjoying themselves on tha sands at New Smyrna Beach, Fla., the girls (top to bottom) ate: Lois Driver, Mar­ tha Mitch. II and Ann Williamson. (International) T e d Lindsay O f Detroit Red Wings Takes HockeyLead M ONTREAL, Jan. 8. — OP) Ted Lindsay of tha Detroit Red Wing* has taken a commanding six-point lead In the National Hockey League scoring race. League statistics released todav show Ihe 24-year-old Detroit left winger hat 10 goals and 20 as­ sists for 42 points, a half ilosen more 'hai. teammate Hid Abel. A hei has netted 10 goals while assisting in 20 others for 30 points. Chicago’s Doug Bentley |a In third place with 34 points. Muurice Richard of Montreal continues to hold a wide margin In Ihe gonl-«coring column, netting 23 gonls in 15 games, (,'entley, with 27 u.'slits, is the leading playnmker. Montreal’s Bill Human is still holding the favored spot In tho •icttninding division. Human has blb.w'ed 73 goals in 16 games for on average of £.04, Toronto'- (Jus Mortsnn tons the circuit in IhH penally parade with 80 minutes spent In the “cooler" in 14 games. The |0 leading scot era i « A TP l.indsuv, Detroit 10 20 42 Abel. Detroit , 10 20 30 fleniley. Chieggo 7 27 8z Kirhunl, M o n t r e a l >55 8 8J a I’elr-oii, Boston _( , 16 .16 82 Cnnarlmr, Chicago ... 16 17 32 Itmity, Hirti.n ■ 14 18 82 Mown, I Hit ru|l . 14 It! 30 Musienko, t’htfdgo . 10 10 20 ill 11 27 I’ry tai, Chlcngt. for ita 13th straight ovar tha British._________________________ Senior Bowl Talent Arrives In Jax JA C K S O N V ILLE , Jan. 3. — OF) — Enough football talent to start a couple of good professional teams la schaduled to arrive hera_ today in one airplane. .................... Tha players — including flva All-America selections — ara com­ ing here Just fur that purposa. They will form two squads under coachea Steve Owen and Bo MeMillln for the first Senior Bowl game Saturday. Charlie Justice of North Caro­ lina, Doak Walker of Southern Methodist, Cluyt Tuimemaker of Minnesota, Frugal* Williams of Rice and Wede Walker of Okla­ homa are the All-America player* schaduled to come In on th* char­ ter plane. There also me such stars os Eddie LeHurim of Collage of tha Pacific, the only man ever to maka Ihe little All-America team three years In it row: Cliff Coggln of Mississippi Southern, the boy who set a new nutimuil record for catching passt's this seusun: Tobin Rote, whq xtaired In Klee’s Cotton Bowl victory; and Darrell Royal, who did Ihe snnie,lhlng for Okla­ homa h i the Sugar Howl, Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries T IIM IIH T'S K 1 TH IK * f l M S T H%< t:— 3/IOIha Mile Music Ctiuf. Denver goat, Herm l 81*. Ills Henry, A n n ly Climax, M’s Hrent. tliillle Hesse. Oleantlc ■ r. l'f l.i u H SI n— F u tu rity t r i r a l Malt Dully Desklel full Job Mies i ’lissle, Ksy Uiar, Hlerra Ct.uri, Husty Middle, florder F ly , 3u* Illlme. 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I.ord, l*h. 78H-W. ilmuty Parlor outfit. New, never been used, coxl 1600.00. Heiuonaide. J. K. J onea, 4itit K, 4th 8t. HOT L O N C il EH served avary day tl:B0 to ft— with H ««e Made roll* and . torn Muffins. Homar’a Grill, 884 K u t la t Street._____ _ j_ _ Three pound washing machine with wringer, lea* than ona year V E N E TIA N hi.INKS ntttilu to or oar. Ki-iiilnole Venetian Kl inil Co. ki!U W. Bnl. Mt. I'hnnc IlM -W ^ ^ TK A C TtlK WORK. I'lioiir HI7 .1 for Iren chII iiiiiIi-*. .Inrk Hum- M'll. N E W F L O C K S nurtured to per- > A . - v V I > < ferlion Old floors madu lik< r- *■ 7* ' / »‘ t ' t j \ new. Finishing, cleaning A wax-| Z _ --------------------- 1------------------ P T A N t (Y S A -j> I < \v*-i^<V..W ...-------- ------ ------------- *3Tl log, Portable power plant, Si.1 year* oiperleme In IIiuii Iiio Ih Pi3BT A>B 0 u T o r p t h i S Cuuntv, II- M lileanoii, Lake j, _Merv ■ ■___ C O h fT W O R R Y C A l.l. Til'f for llatlary, tlenerntor T think; mb's and 'iur>er aervha. HwaluV j^ST PUNY'NOI - limitary Rarvk-a, illll.. W. Kliel ORLANDO Mornlnr Hrnllnel. Orlando Evening Star. Call Ralph Kay. II66-J. t . . LAW N M OW ERS rhurpmad, hlry r|e# repaired, lork A key work. No wuililiK-woik riiaiauleed. i i V p U m # aaallr as 11. W. .Shuman. T'O hat! 4lh HI. II aa » i »aa aeeata thtack’Bi BanfOrd, Fla. (Formrily with We eaaan ha raa w e n ifcaa aaa law _Wjlllatna F llll -Bhop)_______ FOR R A L E Bmall black and white gentle-male LOCAL and l.on»r Dlalance Mov inag. Hlorage ami Crating. Wight horn. Four year* old) raddle A IIT IQ U E China, Secretary, Com­ William:! A Co. (not Ini'.) Dim and bridle. 1106.00. Pb. U l-M . plete V'-torlan Parlor Suita, North Laurel, Phone 1014. HinvlAtf1 (.im ni fllRga Alan Hangint1 Lampa Glaas. Also H — HK14* WANTED -A Truck a and T rto k Qelect Your tialei . and Hervlre Olfta Haro. "Fair .Trading Pom ", Park Are. at the Golf Msyfalr Inn. Colored malda. Hotel 3 Factory trained (|iiallfied Ser experience , only, Apply to vice Men. Oouraa, WlnU r Park llouMkegpor, Interview* from H IL I. H AR D W AR E CO. Portable, alNbER Mkchine*/ Eli 2:00 to >:00 P.M. M L B ^ ’Irat • _ Phone SB trtadlsa. 310 L'.'Oli St. Ph. W A N T E b -rDelivery Boy. Fal18H W KLAKA A P A TM E N TS , Rooms metto Grocery, 817 Palmetto 13— N o i Icph— r«i»o n iilH — 13 and S to w . MB W. Firal Street. Wanted to board — i! n.'hool aa>> • boy* In your home or coma live In my homo. A working girl cuuld xatlflfkctorlly fit in. Room, Lake front 'tourlat 'ENDS i Complete llaa. board, Kalary In exchange for cottage. All eoi giad t Feady. Store. morning and evening care. Kath­ boating And fl erine Phngan, Ph. UMd-H, or Ing, roagonable pi 11WJ-W.______ _ ______ F A IR TR A D IN U POST — North n irk Av*., W lnur Park, at the golf course, will be open here­ after Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays for tke sale of antique*. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Raturdays by appointment. aas-^ L ’a rJ THE SANFORD HERALD lit I'uiil Itiiliinsitr, rod yixjti amt. ratN D ." sssiassssafe 4////.* .d / !'.*»/ * owasiffig: bmom ' - i uo"r , KNOW P I OuaHTA, rsT%ia u. aa maHr r> . TAica a x n X r V HCV -- v| •JifAUlsu+ik* m 1 GIMME \ tti-i i; U \ t.i e-f lv-fi vHl' ItACLM,' V ULAV.* r ti V C M A N C g-* ! im u NOW Ill I AM A r.uiuo CirJB apartment. Apartntnt, I WHOM can tear, v*- i ASIAM * rtjnU AtkuurJ >■ rOMONNUn ... S l ^ - W C M r l } ' *v , u 4 t*Y . HC ■' 1 in ’— noneti m wpiirepriu.! an r. /tin W'vnw m i - . cA r.li OATO * '■>' J ■*\ |f.| '..i-- liATi*/.0 j 14— I.OST A \il\ VfOUOtC. Vi 11AT Vi.lL ( l i 'f W I VUIC11 CIIMO oi to c,L«r to VHiltr downtown, i . T . Swr MK.iuV LOOkiU i « i r ,»/ ■ t- l-V lift! *>• 1 /r* Ar’ , • L»di ■■•pi •aid, 7 y -, -i u S A im . ttisMk s i.f Ll At -.MW 4"> iAiiW M r �’Blizzard" IrtW est Warren To Meet (Bring Temperature With Cabinet As Of 48 Below Zero He ResumesDuties Maragon Indicted Chinese AM > for tha stamping out of smuggling, by tha navy under the gulae of giving welfare benefits tn naval services. Another badly needed reform la tha stamping out of cor. ruptlon among certain army units Including the elimination of “paper soldiers' — Name# of non cxistant soldiers carried on the army pay­ roll tn enrich high ranking officers. These must he righted, observ­ ers ssy, If the morale of Notion­ alist fighting forces Is to tie heightened und lh„ overstrsinud Nationalist financial crista averted, i The Nationalist mint In Formosa la running 24 hours a day turning out silver half dollars (worth 10 cents tl. 8.). Silver Is being flown In day and night from Manila hy retired U. H. MaJ. General Claire I* rhennaillt'* Civil Air Transport plane*. The silver I* paid Into national coffers to cover military expendi­ tures already advanced. An estimated 20.0U0.00A coins will lie minted this month to help relieve the cash shortage. An American corporation to­ morrow will begin a legal effort to gain control of China’s two largest airlines. Attorneys for MaJ. (iroeral Claim L. Chennautt'a Delaware incorporated Civil Air Transport, Inr.. have completed pieparatlona for filing the suit lu Hong Kong State Farmers Market 424 Persons Die From Accidents During Holiday Woit Virginia 2-1-0; 7-2-4; Wyoming 8-0-0. Wlteonola ------ — Kress tt'ssiiswS r , « s rasw SANKORIt STATIC K AR M KNS grand Jury. Los Angelas has been getting , aid will come to Formota if the W IN M K T Among ohar things, the Jury Nationalists can hold the island water from ths Sierra Mountains a z e e a r n o . tr chargad Maragon lied when he since IDOL T h s following prices reported said I8JMN) that came Into hU from R rd Chinese for another six tiv the liealers on the Hanford ---------------------------------------f Htata farm ers M arks! for produce hand* teat year was borrowed to eight weeks. *By A*aorialM\Preae TAM .AIIARHKK, Jan. 8. - t/T) The nation got through Its New sold In Tru ck er* and Ilealera up Most of New York's water come* Imm hla mother-in-law, Mr*. Montana got the \le#pr freeze — Govenlor Warren waa dis­ Year holiday celebration without These sources said economic a'd • I I'. AI. Jan. 1, m o . treatment— one spot wan nearly 48 charged today from the Tallaliaa- Hattie E. Johnson of Salisbury, will come from the $84,000,000 Ilrana. T.ndera reen. Uelt an apparent rise In accident from the Catskill Mountains. Md. ilraded . liu Ifpr I I AO | negroes lielow zero— oh»\lhe first ee Memorial Hospital, where he deaths. It-eta tins llrh l i n n Charloa Murray, assistant dis­ limited portion of economic aid W' n,,,H U*J *»* s WflJlD HIP has been resting for the biggest t abbaae in i •, itsxsi ; » An Associated P r e a s survey New York normally uses. trict attorney, said ha aspects administration funds alloted to Kupper Mlnslsslppl Valley had polar part of a month. o n s f - . »s U Crt t .90 showed 424 violent death* from all bear l*s»pprature«i -s*,„..f j|p '••lory ............ crt l i l t 000,000 gallons of water a day. ... first' ..... entered ......... tha .... hospital ........... Maragon to come In and arrange China and will precede military^aid. accidental causes from (1 P.M. i m-umliera,•1 uesdny's wrnther conditions Dec. 7 for rest from "narvtm "nervoua ami 5 .^ ,n "• d*>’. lor »0’” »*• «*'• •'•"er - - flu Oskta IJ ISO J » Friday tn midnight Monday. M ilitary aid, they said, • • exhaustion." T tlstiwhere, however .were not so physical rH id iflo w rr c r t i t s» 3 50 He woj Matvgvm probably will ha ar­ There were 26D traffic deaths Cstihaa*. grim. " discharged Dec. 22 to spend raigned. on Friday, hut that a mainly be centered in the $7$, t.'hlnese Cslry tfrl i : JS reported — 61 fewer than the 330 ,^,'Near Helena, 48 below was te- Hhrlstmas with his family at tho trial ia' urillkaty bafnra Hprlug, 000 military assistance pi Kscarole ......... flu llp r I 15 redlcted for the period by the Reportar* who tried to tele­ voted hy the American Con A L L M AKES - A L I,'C A R S cordrd. At Cuthnnk, Mont., arrtlc executive mansion, .hut went back f.MSplant . „ flu Hakts |1 5H lational Safety Connell. FiftyGOOD C O N D ITIO N I.'iiuce. icshsra. D ry Ice bo* weather left a 42 degrees Dec. 28 for "several more days phone Maragon’* home hero got This same source revealed I’aek ... |. a Crt 13 35 four persons died In fires. And mi anawar. Myron G. Ehrlich, 18 to 21 Mo. • Easy T «ri below mro reading early In the rest." fin If*ft*, all other types of accidents, includ­ morning. With other Montana W E IK) OUK OWN A couple of bouts after he left sttnrnsy w*t0 appeared with Mnr- American economic and mil illeeii tins Hi h I .75 ing plane crashes, drowning*, acci­ I’-aa, Kngllsh till llpr |J in towns vying for teeth chattering the hospital, the Hovernor — ap­ agon at Henate hearings, staid assistance will be closely supyi FIN A N C IN G l-’-MPers. dental shootings ami falls, claimed honors Havre had a . minus Ufl. pealing trim oud rheerful — made he did not know Msragon's pre­ vised hy U. S. advisor* whote f a n cy Hu Hakla 13 no Cum* In • Get Acquainted J Ml 101 lives. I.• .vision intmiM 21, Hillings minus a pop eall la the Capitol presa sent whereabouts. I’nlalons. lied III Isa With Each of the four counts In the statu* may not be as United States Stale Total* ID, l.lvlugstun mluuH 18. room. i, 'a, i?' 1 40 *'1* Hs*» U >n osrjury indictment cattles a poslladlshe*. Traffic deaths, fires and all government representatives btii «* Porccuxlcre nddrd this.1 capert If*i said he.Just wanted to "re­ a tempernture misctlive Tuesday port for.duty, that he wa* feet. slide penalty of two to 10 year*. ptivate individuals invited here by ii’iusah ---- U“ , , , ( ’ ' t tl others: Alabama 2-1-1; Arizona 6-0-1; night.'1 Only after that ran tem- Ing good, and was going hack on Ho Maragon, If convicted of all the Nationalist government. H u ii'ir — • ,,,u ,,,,r , j « • , j i Arkanzas 1-0-1; California 10-.1peratutcH Htrre l,e expected to rise. to a half-day schedule of work at four counts by a trial Jury, would W hile, in, llpr 19 on - 3 3:. 10; Colorado 6-0-1; Connecticut When Generalissimo Chiang Kai In Uluh the snowplows took the office. Ho said his doctor had face a possible maximum sen­ 2nd A Palmetto Phone 12*3 rurnlpe. Purple Hltek anives from interior Formm.* over, chewing and hutting their ttdviscd him to cot down hU speak­ tence of 40 years. T °n tiua Hch t /a . t on 2-1-2; Delaware 2 0 0; Florida 2-0Toiiiatves, Georgia 3-1-2; Illinois 18-0-10; A federal grand jury accused be will have his hands full stream­ way through clogged highways dr- ing engagements. il'lnbai .... ,-rt », nu . z.nn Indiana 9-0-2; lows 3-0-1; Kansas spile •hllzrurd rundltlons. Ten Maragon o f perjury in: lining the Formosa defense and CITRUS 8-0-0; Kentucky 40-0; Louisiana Inches of snow fell on Milford, und Tho THINKING FELLOW . ------Hox IJ 35 f. Haying his only hank account civil administration for the antici­ o bth 'I r a n e fr u ll . 6-1-0; Mninc 1-0-2; Maryland B-lala at (Jgden. rides the in 1945 and 1946 was in the Union Imuran .......... Ilox 13 75 . « nn I; Massachusetts 4-1-1; Michigan Houlhern Idaho got Into the pated arrival of U. S. aid. Chiang iHiiaerlors 1/5 llus |3 35 - 3 50 12-70; Minnesota 8-0-0; Mississip­ rrwm *««• Q lfl T iu il Company in Washington. enowehoc and ski net with from IlMullllM IJallt today, market onis ex|ierlrd hack from the Hun ami Supreme Court tomorrow. popularity with llrltlsh workers, ono to six Inches of snowfall. Calitiaxe market weak, de- pi 4-4-1; Missouri 6-1-2; Montana 2. Testifying that from 1945 Moon l^tkc tomorrow. A writ asking "specific per- setlled who form the hacklKinn of the o m M slow, trailing Halil 6-0-1: W. M. Percy, federal weather­ ft" manes of contract" will tie prountil July, 1949, "he did not he(ioveruoi K. (5. Wu's admlnlatra luisir movement. “.r‘*'U '•"silly sellliiH less Nrhrntku 3-0-0; Nevnils 1-0-0; man nt Chicago, Siihl the rold in an effort t« Ilian iirl.es quoted. lion, although only 10 days old. seated In court Devaluation was H desperate goliale any government business wentliif wits moving east. lie New Jersey 7-8-0; New Mexico nliendv ha* scored two succea*e* I compel surrender or mu > said "decidedly" colder tempera­ measure lt» stave off threatening and did not receive any money for 8-0-0; New York 18-2-10; North In Formosa. First was an amicable National Air and the Central All Carolina 1*0-6; Ohio 11-1-5; Okla­ tures could hr expected in Mlnnc- hankiuptcy. negotiating government husinri* h h settlement of the dispute among Transport Corporations ei|UlpTint gove/nmet Itself had set n euttt, Wisconsin, upper Michigan, homa 3-0-1; Pennsylvania 8-2-2; 24 Hour Servlet meet and plane* valued at lietween or for any work done by him in Fnrmosan political factions Who safety level nt 12,000.000.000 for and Iowa. Rhode bland 1-0-0; South Caro­ l 20 ,noo, 00 o-*:io,otMi,«oo. tC aallased f r . a , r a « , G ael fought for power and widened . Ktttl) Tuesday, Iowa had a hint the gold and dollar fund. The connection with the government.” lina 0-0-2; South Dakota 3-0-0; riieniiault’s Delaware corpora­ man governmnnt at Itonn heramr We have trunk service of thing's to come: road glazing. total waa, 1600,000.000 helow this y Slating he was not employed provincial government represents- tion claim* In have bought the I wo a teality ami....... ............ the ...... Koviet zone set Tennessee 1-2 0; Tex** 30-11-17; Whlltls’s 4m m Im t M etsMea It was severe enough In tnu stes danger level when devaluation was hy anyone else when lie took a Dish 3-00; Vermont 4-1-1; Vir­ alrlines'frnm the Chinese govern | up Its rival Communist regime, KSRR AVE. « H D ST. ^ T h e second was the American 160 miles mound rows City fot the announced. ginia 6-d-O; Washington 6-$ 8; In the quarter ending 12 days job with ihe Slate Department on educated Wu's New Year’s, eve ment. The purehaaa Included the i MrCloy declared the West Is wenll|t,r Iiiii> mii tir issue a sperlitl announcement of overall economic 20 parrenl share of C N A C owned j keeping open nt all times a alandafter devaluation, • the reserves a mission lo Greece. warning lor that area. ing offet for "free election.*'' In and fltiiiiiclal mraaurea In an effort hy I'an American Airways Tcxou lit need for a hllszanl In had declined hy 1220,000.000. 4. Saying h* borrowed $5,000 lo hold Formosa's economy for »l many \ Major aaseta of the two r rHnea Isith Rerlln nnd In all Germany. The, rise In the gold and dollar thu lliinloinillc. have lieen Impounded hy pro-Ketl from his mother in law in 1949. "We um quite prepared to risk take Its share of the cut", he said. least six weeks. The program reserves, Is usually calculated on In tkree hours Tuesday morn­ The charges are all based on features the unlimited sate of employed on l*ehalf of the Chinese election*," he aald with a smile "If It would I* a considerable eul, ing —i between <l:<«) A.M. and tldlO Ihr basis of ait hard currency re Communist government. The Russians set up their East It-would be most unfortunate si u colpts and spending. Therefore testimony that Maragon gave last commodities such as cotton, yarn, A.M., Tllsllioi t, Tea., fell a whopA C A T offlclat- said yesterday zone government without chdbrlng time when we are Just getting In­ cloth, rlee. gold and medicines. llritaip's. allocations umlcr the ping fd) degree drop In tempera­ July 2B to a Senate committee. The However, the governor need" Chennault hopes tn absorb the « popular tiaihit nt a time when to the full vigor of llie program.’’ EiiKtjMian Recovery Program and ture. It snowed there, too. Meantime President Wilhelm Citomuliion rslievciproamjybaxss^ committee was looking into arti- heller" Vihiih’ i atInirfrnm Hie arm* | ulanea and e»|ulpmenl of both •lie Gt’imnn, linked the Commun­ a Canadian loan are counted In. Alaug the Gulf of Mcxit-o from it *o*» right tn the sett of the trouble ,.,| f„tres in order to achieve more ||ncw fot no cxpand.-d kin hast ist* with Hie Hovlet Idocknde of Pirek of the East German Com­ vilie* of men who offered, for a The Informant said In the past llrownsvllle. Tea., to. Morgan City. fo help Ion,to and eaptl germ lades of hi* economic reform.This call* : service, fdieiioiiult has nopHed to Iti-rln and anli-Cnnimiinlst feeling munist government said on his Hirer months llritaln’s dollar fee that frequently wa* five per La., Mooli i run warnings snapped ____ _______ I the American Aeronaiillcitl Ad- was expressed every time the puli, 7-llh birthday an effort would he phlrsm and aid nature to sooth* and hral raw, trndvr, inflamed bronchial from the signal halyards at port spending lias risen. Presumably cent, to land government contracts made thb year to extend Id* "Nalie had an opportunity. [ t f i n e r H I t C t U m ! ministration to reglsii'i his tlivll tlie ronnlry has earned more dol­ cnii'tineiM. tlnlinl Front" Ideology In West miKotit mrmbrsnft.Tcll yourdrugsRc 1 " " 1 Air Transport plain’s which proMrCloy expressed the hope that for business men. to sell ymt s holds nf CrcoMUiHM At lopokii, Kansas, fpreeaster lars In make III! the diffrtence f . e - Taae t.a.1 vlously flew under Chinese regia- t'ongies* opening its session to­ Germany. Miiingou denied under mith ut | ............. lilrtmid tiHrrelt said hllxanid eon- mid lo increase 1In- amount of the I’leek, according to the Soviet- nith the under,landing you must Uhe day, would approve European re­ vllli« I,..I l«*f| tt. fnrr llir •Hlft | try. sertel testimony Hint he ever the way it quickly •IIay s the to o * tlttions would ohtalu over most of reserves, This would Ih- the ptell.niimry covery funds for Germany with­ licensed Atln news agency, as­ or vo»i arc to hav« your many lit itnIn acts a» lutnkrr for the w h s paid off for arranging Imsl- h'uMi. At West Frankfort. H IHint stale Tuesday night ami Wed­ rb * S serted lit a special message Hurt nn out wielding ton sharp a pining another I.WMt miners *U»ed action In rei|ite«tlng Am irlran nan* deals with the governmi’ii! nesday.’ iiy told ruvsday, even, s ”iitIre sterling men In gold unit nll-Germnn congress siiuuld ls> knife. i ..... authority to fly new Far Eastern Other witnesses said they per­ howling winter sturm was knifing lellar resources. It rations out held- nrei preferably in West Gig ninny "If a major cut was voted, the hrld' Also affected whs a slrln min- | route* outside of Comniilillsl terfor Coujhi.Cneit Co gold ami dollars to the sterling sonally paid him money. aeg-wi. the state. — to that end. effects would lie fell here liecnuse j There was testimony also that log area near Catrtot III. T f n | rltury. A cold wave wllh sled und snow iron countries which Include most It prqvlulcd for the western-tior- ■>1 the commonwealth nations, Maragon at times retireseiited -.till, fsurlacet mllMR were e|tw-1 hhnself ns iirtlng for MaJ. Hi’ii- ,-d there hy the refusal to Work Hurina, lrai| and Iceland. eral Hurry Vaughn, I’ leshlnni Tiumntia'e m ilitary aide. Vaughan testified at the Mini­ I n ' n V i T f i i u . M i r r t ’n i ' i i T . N t N i r i i ate rnmmlltre'a heatings that n -M l" lA I. V fllC tJIT. IN ANI, II|SS ||SM || Kraal. Mage lla s i * " - K ill Hr.MINUl.tf c u l t N T tr. Maragon had never rejirraeuted M a H I I I ’A IN I 'l l A N t'K H V N<». •• Me. Triimart a "single park. hint. .. fJUS Ige" over.all lax tyill, cutting . Hnt Vaughan acknowledged r . a ., a i . i . i h h n . li'vlea "where they pinch" apd that Maragon had been a friend pjaintiir 'indin« revenue In othar places to VM t KIN A Id > W . t . A K U N snd make up any loaa," ' ’ MAtf A V O N . Ids wl^f. Those who should know, say out of the W.hlle I louse frequent. Mr. Truman Is planning lo tail I)' In Hie yrnra In 'quturtiou. !*irHi:i:"otf M. sTtflcs e*l.tf Norif.'tf IM it r i i i o i i v o i v i i n Congress he Is ready to Ion off Maragon refused to answer ii» h Fiiwl inicrio the rnminltleo •m l »tM l h r J R«h of Ni»vrmi»*r, most of the wartime excise levlra ijuesllons when A 1»«. 1Hit*. In Hint r o r t u ln rmiNfi — provided Congress will vote nsu pet him on Its witness ztHud nt |»fol«atl Mil III • l ,l|fll|t tNilirt III taxes to offset their Inks am) l« at (lllhlle lienrlllg. Hf(i| for Hi iiilnolf <‘" ii n t y . Florltln. To i|iiestlon lifter i|uestinii, In rtufio «•( v. nloMiln V A. AI1T out down the deficit' anticipated run |n (tic I ’lititiilff, iiml lii»nulil for the year starting Jltly 'l. Maragon lepllml tImt he refused \\ . Lmi |oii unit Miic Ituf'ili, tiln Width House officials confirmed W aimwei on grounds Hint let wife, j.firc f ••*f#*ti<1»ilil#*s t fiat I l tin uii'tcri l»:licit nit Hpprlul M e h I h M today that Mr. Trumao will send might I nr 1 1in Imi 11< himself. Now 64 yenm old, Mnnitfon Ims will WlUilIl I tic Il'Kttl tlOIIIM of a apiKiIni; tax nrvssngii IR,- thuUril** HI*If1. oil Atoliiln i Frl't ll*ir> 'Hll, ►oon. following up his state of the heen it nmn-nliout W nhI i Iiik I oii 111fill, Mffci (til Hltlc II fl<t Melt t«• 'hl"n, economic and budget mess- M r several .vests. Hr is n GreekI ;«« III;;it* « Mililer for t u m I i , ut All of those will deal with horn Immigrant who once shin I h r front ilnor •»( do* «*oiirt 11**»i•*♦ age* \li Hcrttlioilc C o m i t y , H m i M m . H ic als I hx piegrnm lu n general wav. followtn|i ift*Miltisr-«t iirojH-rly m|ih ntc ivjiiic mot loiim tn Hunititoln rho In* message will spell out the details. C o n it flv Flo ilitn. t o - w i l l ed shoes In Kansss City and bek - j s t M l ; 13- f»« l of U*l 3 sAtnl emphasising the political ovari |t«i h ir* furl of Lot tn. enme luutmlnled there wtth soma (t'natlasM t i n r a |, Oesl tones, of the I PRO seashm was a meeting of the fWuate Republican given assurenrsi they would take of llie men now high In the »oVrurtlina lo plat (ioiiof record«il III I’lsl l|rnk"ltn|ISBSS it policy committee which agreed In- tha ship Into mlnod Bhxughxi eminent. wml It I’ul'Iio.iUlsi orris. "I Msragon's story that he Had 'ormally tn work with House msm- waters. Many of the crewmen are Hsmlfolr Cmintr, Kim Ids. said sals in li» insitr to ssllalr hers and the Republican National veterans of the European and tiorrowed 10,000 from III* moththe terms ot said drives "• < ummIUre In drafting a statement raelfle wars and have been under er-ln-law had not come out be­ fore the grsnd Jury's Indictment. . tltfUllOtf ..Vi oMIlKKIt of party principles. H|i»i 1st Ussier ... Aides to the henste commute* Huiialnr Taft of Ohio, policy PAltKU KANMMIIH * MrWWAN told teporters that Maragon tes­ ailoriieys tor rislnllir committee chairmbn, said tha final tified about It In the secret teadecision Will lie made by a eonslon last July 88 when he *sa IN r w n f O K *"l IIH COUNTtf ferenea of Senata •Republican* 1*1.lUHOtf. NHMINOIsH fO ltN TT, questioned about the source of • i ui. • ■ ■ o t a t b o r riio m n A of p k o - *r' •mi iiiiis sums that Henate lnvas> Taft told reportar* •tkara wax oppojltion In tha gollay eomtalUaa '•> drafting the sutamant, but, ha griafcr WHOM I T M A T r o f f . added |......... many of our parly hava said Is tiarsby *l*«n Hist , "Howill •hey go along with tha plan . f,*s Hltd his (Inst rs- •hey Administrator of the that we can’t very well say wa Alonso tt tits, iI scs.i m U; won’t i l u j t ” .. .. •N tin. Ve**N |tt lied hie petlilon for final •Ms sets eeflae ea Esrller. this murniag. tha Preel• *• i • *i •, . otf surra moj.ii. A j F i t U B W i t . " L -M " " 1 Congrep* members In o. we just couldn’t bold back the That there are more than doxen-and-t Minty Judas nr Msmlnols iradltlonai In lid kp wllh Synppenjng.day'praveta at rturtda, uii lb* Uth day chreMssh trass. whole big Buick line for 1950. half, model* lo cboote from. Tha t tbei ry. I sail, |or auurnval o| ,h« Rational Presbyterian Church. I tor final dlaoliaras sa Only about 10% members wart Ldrd^ Prayar with their chaplain, slur of thei sstale of on the floor when Speaker BayThey’re too pood-looking-too much fua ■rfl..lhfee P0™ P** *■ Buick Ua the Ktv. James Hhera Montgomto drhw -to o Jatn-packrd with ztopped-up, higher compreeekm. eU steppe hum called (ha House to order at noon. They Joined In reviling the ..Berkley hanged the gavel In when ha stfd ha waa not employ­ hlgher-com preiaion. raady-to-ram ble UP Powef' the Iknate with a smile ana an up- ed by anyone else while he had ward glance to the gallery from a State Department Job ategm them Missouri ai where hla bride of ala weeks was from thisi Home parts Of n< looking down with pride, ware uoder a c o . „ . „ _ Prom November, 1841, to M om of the senators were on March, ttf48, Maragon w aa'fit Th a t in the full lio e -S f ic U L , S u m a half IpchM of anew'by hand and the galleries were filled, employee of American mlaslatt noon. ’ R u a d m a s t e r aerie*-there it a Buick t » Aa Its first act, tha Sanala adopted sent to observe the elections in Tha naUon’a twa latrga !k hsrshy ui 1U practically tv try btklttiabova fAe m y a rasolulloa expressing regret at Greece. Hla pay waa nt the rata l»»rre has bi >o by your t lOWtMif of 18,000 a year. Tha Senate Investigators >a)d par Ison, , ■ , , newator Ta fl (B-Ohlo) pralaad they turned up evidence that at Pictured above latha IQIOSUPER4-door RKnM i ) - noted, approvingly, that tl thu name lima Maragon waa cm. malloga With hla colltaguea. Ployed by the Albert Verfig *J f M M o k taper ia sow found Is i Thcjh n n te sdjourtwd after 87 I'urlume Comp my, of ChleaMi "•mlnql. tftusiy. ITtilrk fniM ta rstl tu rfllk an ap. >•«* tn < IM i abu«s M « y b a you're aved beard aomatlilRga Britifih D II USED CARS R MELTON’S USED CARS “ y T IL O V F ” PHONE 1444 Mc(,’loy A I( SovictH YELLOW CAB CO! 1 B tw trtC ttfh s frem Clause s M R Dial m m ON I regal Notice f'onffreMH Convene* Blockade It (inner Thty'r* In powor-hlghor In tomprnnhn—m ~~ standout In styling-drooms to d r lv -a n d now thoro's o Ivltk boouty tor 9930 to Of orattltally any budgot N pSRfi ■i&Sw «« S r i * ! ! ,n h,“ ■ �Andrew Carraway P a sse n g e r Elected Mayor For S erv ice Cut BylCC His Second Term Ordered Railroads Usini: Coal Truman Predicts U S Will Win Cold War If Europe Aid Continued I'rincipalM In 'Mercy Killing' . To Cut Service I-3 Ci t y Discusses B ut RFC W a r e h o u s e To Guard Supply: Puts Off Action On Proposed Construc­ Loan Is Explained Lewis Secs ‘Unrest’ tio n ' Of S t a d i u m W A S H IN G TO N , Jan 4 H ’» I fhe luleistate Commeice CiiiomisBy C i t y Attorney Andrew Carraway war reelected I smn today nideted a geoeial one- mayor o f Sanford la it night by un rerimoui vote of the City Commit■>V H-y ■ m , which toon afterward was engaged in a lively ditcutiion *• whether nr not to pledge an e»nmated $75,000 of cigarette laa money, repreienting the lin t yean receipts toward construction of a $165,000 hatehall'foolhall stadium to replace what Joel Field termed a "horse and buggy grand stand." ^gA fter hearing Karlyle Mousholder representing the Sreford Stadium Authority, and f$OTa Mnughinn. architect, outline plans for the stadium and after hearing a number of arguments for and two argil menls against use of the cigarette tax money for this purpose, the Commission, at the suggestion ol Randall Chase, decided to give the matter further study and again Qlke up the proposal neat Monday night. About 2ft eltlsena were present. Including Janie* Q. Calloway. com­ mander of the Hanford Post ft" of tha American legion, a propon­ ent for the stadium, who referred to the present stand facilities ax a "white elephant '* "There are a lot of lieems and column* of the present giandstaud which are apparently rotten ml Rh« way through, and the slauTt are In very poor shape," declnrrd City Manager Clifford Me Kikl.ln In raveallng the finding* of a re­ cent inspection hv City flulldlug Inspector John Olllnn." Opposition to the proposal to uaa the cigarette money for Mm stadium was voiced by Ham Mar­ tina, aaacutlve of Florida Fash­ ion*. Ine. “I would favor seeing the ttadlnm as a mark of lire-grass." ha declared but added W i* r M questioned tha wisdom of using tha cigarette money for I hi* purpose when streets and sewer* are so In need of Improvement, and suggested that the Commis­ sion make a survey In lids respect. Alvin Oflham challenged a statement by Karlyle Houshpldrr thiu the new stadium could eapect a total yearly revenue of ftllJMHl |i«a«,aaxa ••• »-a«* C itrus Controls Eased To Allow Bigger Shipments !K LAKEliAh)D,~Jan 4. — m — The federal control committees hava loosened shipping rules slight­ ly to allow more fruit to take sd* vantage of current good price*. Fresh oranges were bringing t.t cio 18.2ft a hox f.n.h. (ready for shipping on tha packinghouse nl*. form), Canners war* paying 12.25 a bo* delivered, whelh means about 11.60 for the growers above protnctlon oosts, an extremely high return. . .. Tha marketing egreement (control) committee* veiterday rerommsnded to the U. H Department of Agriculture that chipper* b* alldwed to resume moving the email alaa 2flft oranges for the two Rbaelr* beginning Monday. That site wag banned during the current week. by a decision made be­ fore Chrielmaaf (o prevent too heavy flow of fruit to northern markata after the holiday season ended. While the recommendatlort applits only to interstate ehlpment* to fraih fruit market*, the price* for this fruit also era affected by tha boom In cannery orange price*. A Tha latest Increase In cannery %rlcea la credited to ilia fact that eoncatitrata planta ate boginning to make ph.xhtua In volume. Tha control committee* con­ tinued present tangerine regula tsona for another weak* slaaplta strong plan* to raleaa* small alxae thart, too. -. Temple orangaa rastiistlona now effective were continued for the rest of the season. Thl* fruit must be No, B Russet grade of batter, ' ' there la no alia regulation*. Action Ts Postponed By Ci t y Commi«ts* ioners On Resolution Icims of ihc piM|«i,c(| RFC loan of $100,000 in Sanfoid fot the puipoic of conti,titling the waterfront lermin. I inojcrt. were •splat.ted to the t Uv Commission last night bv Lcfw.n Sbinbolier. rilv attorney. The varioui stipulations of the loan arc embodied m a resolution winch wav pAssed bv the Rosed of Ibifflnrs of the R FC, .snd provide i Iia I lilt- City I a Iic certain steps, the first of which will Im in adopt the lesnlulion. Adroit on lists was deferred by the Commission until next Monday nu;hl. l-egsl point* that might lie open to question were pointed out In the resolution by Mr. Hlilnhnlser^nnd tie Indlca.ed Unit sc curding to New York attorney* who hnd reviewed it, the irsnl.lstors I* substantially the mono as all *licb icxnhitinn. reipilrril try the l l f f , am', altbeugh Adjusted to the xlrongrnt teriutrriiirnt.s, these were third cut in ratltoad passenger servire on line* using coal as tuel. The redurtmn is elfechse at 11 5*1 IV M. local time Sumlav. January fl. The ocsler applies to all tail lines having 25 or less days soi'pl, of luel coal for llieir passe-,,., i services "and not having avail-tile a sufficient supply." The IC C said the ailmu va, made necessary by the dwindling supplies of coal due to the tc cut disturbances and curtailment- in the coal mining industry. It was the second tune in ic *nl such ailion a* a icsull ol the viimonth* that the ICC lias liken lually deadlocked coal dispute be­ tween John l - Lewis’ United Mine Workris and mine operators aunts the nation. T h e com m ission said a ll i . 11lo ad u h av in g less th an the u p iiln t rd am ount o f fu e l c c s c iv v i.uiiit ied uce ro a l-tn irn lllg p a s sru g c i ci vice to ;t:t l/ : r per rent l e u ’ hall the sam e se rv ice s p rovided as of Dei- t. tOit*. T h e order w a s d ra w n to M-oiain In e ffe ct for tsvn iiio n tlis. li - ill a u to m a tic a lly e x p ire at undo g ill M in i'll H ii|ib-*a tlii> It 's ’ it -elf net ..•..ally found restrictive f m lb . i action The New York attorneys who re­ lake-, T h e A m uadallon o f A ins-1 ■ all viewed the U FC resolution are the H a llio n ils mud fi <ini .III to 10 i idfirm of ralilsvell. Marshall, Trim - load* w hich nl<’ III idl«rt eon I ip tile soil Mitchell p ly w ilt tic n ffe rle .l im inediii*. ly The next slcji after adopting the renoliilioii will be for tin Comml* don to adopt a remdiitloi. atitborUIng that irnnd* be Issued for pureliase by the K FC . No re­ ferendum will be nrresnary on this, according to Mr. KhliilioNer. r % the financing will lie barked by revenues from the terminal fact lily and hv the pledge of parking meter revenues Aufhoi(ration* of the bonds iiinnt Itr validated by President I Jiminatcs I nf l at i on Control Program In 1950 Speech Dewey Flay* i It p n s o Raps G n v r n im c r t' Rccoi'nitio n Of Red China Ry Britain Rrjiorted Pa s t President's Pin l Is In c r iv .s c s P T C S C It t P fl ! M o r r is o n H y W ils o n ! •I \Vf4t"l|| I III •f|e| fit# tie**111It Hilt ' f* i in .tl Ivfl.it i<iii liiti »‘*, l Ml* Ml ft . ,r, r . \ r | |„. 4 „ J | r A I.H A N Y N. Y . Ia n . 4 (/T ) R a lp h A .Smith, e rrd n m anager . immM c i r T h at i " •»••• »t. ••il.iiiittc I I1 i.e ,v. H im i n I.. P ew ey lla»* rl so- I o f ( base and C o ., w as today h i * M " ....................... p lan last v e ,ii. 11|| | T o I lr I* mi ti»-i I I •v f,M ' *,r *1 fl»# IMlf.lt III* II 'ktgw <lifr,itf*ft in f'*ii|*i»* t » Ir tlf ir| r llp l'i" lit# i *• m f | y |r|(V c ra llie d n w i1.. me today a* a tool j it s lb .l ,,, president «d ih c K iw a in s I m id ;t y ( U ! 1.111it 1 1. i \» n » " r» •Mitltml mI .»» I"t» m il -»f ••* Mil ft 5% I.# . *, ,< ■t mild play ol .1 "Fiankenslein" govcinnienl C h ib I.., f r i l l , ,o d I lent hi i IP.MI pi'igjf it" • »• ’MiftirMfln I f lN I m »N | Alt i » l ’ > Itl |l lift lift • till I. sods d tl,, mil , lisrcrd firsidenl I "M ilan » Ffr*l WilvMit m |iv^$riilniK M r *inil f “ l #1 *»*»•» *i M.Miift it M" « eiieutt** nf **«nr |l«|f he* -.»••-1 h" "M ill | ||.|t . lilt !••!•1 lit# 1111 ♦•• f'tn . i ••i •»1 • tax and li 1 .1I poliiirs were '.sting .SniOlt u ttll ll»r |IVf«fr|f III |!|h lilllt " f •» l»tl *•t•■ «•I ♦ < t x ’t*l *f| in n a-v.sv in inv stales" sovrieigely 1 *» ni'lilf* 1 OttllMMI' 11 1 I ■m Wlttl#. i f rum In i tli.il it Im i I It *nr In i S#iti $4 «|t»n* •t •*I HI" **il*% In In. civhtls atiunal Mir.ngp to ilnvAit f«ii a*/ vp<m, fm t I m u im j ' IIVO ■i. •. | A |t nt It- •11 *in - • ••t•• 11 >pp« it I fill,IV Mt » ifttl’ *•. •»» ^ »*' M l|"l 1lfC the I'gsdaluie. Ilewrv laid New hffl* •Vk'lM|| lit 1*122 l»v ill* 1 title s f In y " iil In* ••i • Mt" I't .••I• tit .Mini r %tit) •***I t\ ml m l ’. . •tt s »flt f!»%• l*1 ■ mi*! ill I 1•|•i* f , •• t •• « 'I lin k i» pfoviiiR "llicie i> \ -oilin' iniiMl ptr«icl^nit tlir l$tr A I* 1III . \4 1 »lnn# »t ♦ |MMil I' l> ""•I..... l» • I »’ *F 4. .«II* | | VI • ♦ •it'".I |«% * M||^ | ■ in 1 •i'.» |mi|||,»! If ll ff»« ili Mi 1 . kill tarv toad to health tfcnilh I. lr»^ •I \ I Connelly. HI *111*| I •!* .*I fllE III fllltt i l l fftf i| •, M**|" n ill .< i ml ( «sltitu» It* •* ( h.n « inf I |)esvry oM'ipd no llillt is to |-.e| | teld was ns st s lies I *s lu st o iililo o iiii rv„g..... ..( I, I It** Il I 'l I 'lll'H t I III x kHlin u iilft rr t i l I it if t hi ♦ tlf t||tr|"| *It* I 14*f 11• 1 1 t "• |pl • sselliri be ssinild seek a third teiin vice piemb ni M «t» Mi* | 11 I itf I. Marlin Mine .«! 11 iiilt ti ■* 1 • ■1 'i If 1 Ml •1 1In • »N|H|t Mil" lr Hi" fr ys III I |MI is ( loveiiioi h i ie|nr to |i,ivate li(e | r j|,|,,. i ses nil I V|l e piesldeol . I1» 1|« I. I | l HI. ill* Il $4 I f»* 11 Ini 1 1 1 *»l 1 1 • lll'l 1•I ' i l ' l •in. i •t•*iI V-ltl* I ’' *tIt »* I "• I • • 1 III i f|t# ( i|tf i't " t l 5 it Mill *I* next Hrt II lie irnouncrd i.iat Campliell liciMirer. (I M I I . . ' l" <t L i\ p iiMt' I# . 1 |M mi ml Hi teieepl# .9 ••1-ft g* reel |r/>. ,.|»*x ( J p\(l«l 11»*- I |||! r / | ‘ »l tfet Hi* r *lt» ssrek Inline I'residential A-pHA risini linaoi ■si seorlarv, I it f ’ )t. »’ Is . Ms In 1 •» • *: inf II., Irons. ky Wight, se. retarv I Iewe y told the legislature dial F a s t and .South. A paal pi>- t r i c o t p i n >h . g ' ' Cnnl-biiriiing pa*.img»i sc ■'••■> New Yorkers' iedeial lax lull bill to tV A M 'lic lsn ir, and tv 1 \% ll a nm ou nts to about 27 per rc i > of sonled Iroin $ I . dlO,000,000 in war in ly rn n y i H tllla lfd fin li 1 * 1 r , These Itne* nip principally 'be the n a tio n 's g e n e ra l p a.-o -n g n I 'M l r „ fit (KKI.fKHI.ftOtl today, se rvice . lie asserted: M ta u w h ile , Jo h n 1,. I.ew l* said th e re Is " g ia v e u n re s t" am -.ng the "Tins is a very effective way n a tio n s coal m inors I lor till- federal government to em d d u rin g Mie p a-t year I., W ilson . m: *!• m- . M Iiirltl * l« 1 It**') li| I'lvi H Mf ,1 •>1 I I t'l '"HI < * ’ ltl|H. ♦ !•« 1 III, ft Mill 1 .1 .| •' H h • lt»r |'» I'l. jll 1. till M *|l• • '•»•' Hi” *1 ti in „ |tll Ml* •1 III* ill# •• Until! \V 11 II t< » r l i •In ly Mir l»c|'itr k’f mp* .l li t ii Mmilil hi hi nlr .»•Ill •M\ \ t y»n »it»l | n i* Miti 1**11 >1 liiiMti It i% » » 't |fi| •■i r l » i V I '"2 \ l */ l'»» fl»F I n|n I hr* • slytifi* -it.* .»-9>l* IlfV H i l^ ll I I**' H tfll^ lfU fF rM M m i i i MII m M o. fhietitnt* snslalled ss-eie Mr., I . I M-’iis to Mi« ness- I m ii i . un i.io g i aos ||||*|» T ' ‘t.oaa.;S a "t., dIF. Iloudl..’ v. Keel , p|.»ft, I•m•n»ti iMifif I f #\ b- • I... >- . a s p i..p o se .| In Mr- ft* r - The' United Mlua Worker* rlrtef ||,r miva'ielgoiv of a I f*'$f re# «ifr*|» III flt»» li.ffil *f 1 t tft ** 'roil tf* ln|rt the Ht. faruie. Posl-Dlniialch' „ , Mtl. h,„| ,|r.,„lvc it of ihc (in | HMssrkrd F t aiic. F dw tn sbdnhnl !••> .’ •( ,»U H1i'tl \t. r » * nf ffi • -f •1*11 -It H i iM It 11 1 *t • se. ned la.ate r T trn rp i * r» It till 4 M 1 1 a t a | iff II"** | Fr | I • t 'efflelcney Is ilfcteaslng" treniM*" i ariei’ i w ith svliicb I't tnrft il^ t o, if I* till ill f 1 if It I'f'l f I h *■ 1 Kctuing I'rvabb itl Mmtiami • ♦•$!• T I » e (iliitt w m m LI l i t |*#•• I lli*. rirenit Court and the Florida Mir miner* "desire cor»lr"cia amt ow n its p o n d l.lflllm .." | In fir* 1 f •*» 'It'll Lt • 'I • I" S up rem e Court, before the RFC ,jl0 „pvratoia wont mnko rnn Itlll onrl t'JtH Itepnblicno '*salik,d lira -Msff, e-pet uilly Mr I • till 1»1» 1 1 in 1 1 • »t*|t|i * , "i I I tii'li I lire Mil* III I •♦.................... f| f 'ii *h i f I 11 i p i. Mislentiiil n iiliillic c accnactl Mt<’ S lin c p 'l.tie r, r e liiliig or v fm 1 '"Att t ti'ii).♦ t Ir v i'l, 'viMt • mu iiui* t « ran make the purchase tract*" •M i l " 111 >f 1 i t ' l l " ! lilt •fl.lt Mm* lu ll' III .*r .1111*1 f kl " Commissioner John Krlder proThe Post-Dispatch talephonoil, s.to.Hilitiiitimi of li ving «* "m g 'be San jjil** ••IIIII**|• l\ 11 In*! pfco'rl n Hflwrt In x oil h nioifrrNte* l.r i eivix Sm in iiugrffie ii’ld M.. l „ hide ..vs i.,.» i.« i*u i f• • rtf . '«il* in "Mm « i i * i *"» tom l w is ut at ua lintel hotel in itl f»|il ' i»«M ' i i't i .•,, •!vt«l r M ».*••* * hi > 1,1,1 lie rutted " i t s b,s I «” Cit • *•> "th e .......... ' I l k . !\ * ik fi ll f t It I l.l » i i i i j,,,, I,, i ,- III lie cheeked ou t o f the b a t’d imiUMge•IIH’III n f dm ncstb’ » f l* n » « '” • .H ialng li ....... I '."'Ml In I Mb I (M ill ’ •■ »( t • I»a* If " ,i ill . t .. f 1 . • Inn* Ml | II .1. •. m l# -1 plnce -unm ig '-•.'I . In .. . in tinI Ml#' 'III I •l "Itl’I' In* fair’ll 1It .11 J > * |•| i •• " ' ’ 7 . i , n li e . so nro no * «( b . t c in ih r d a y . and the H M W |„ . | ih i ,I Mu- sk irt* ,.f in te ru n tim i I'l NimIm nl mid d e lc n se r e iin iii- in e n ls " in P"in* nf its-liM-vs-nsi-nt t ic n i'it»il i |im ilnenimi"'! I hi " i•#i** 1 ’I •nf I M . Mi i *i .............................. ... Mint K iw iin in iiitft'i t••••*itt i.ihly left town. I in •• u t i ti |i|•* m i L i ’ ni • . .1 lr* iildi-i t" ’'is r li s e it* lieevv t » « t l in im•1 , ni $i#•| •llifrf* - would i»|»plifv« »* li |iii*M 'tl 1 Z 07 ut tin* .M u I vii 1 | mii I.ew l* h iii .I 'b e s itu a tio n in II ; deniiind nn Hie iiN llm i " •It* I," f | Mil* *’|IMll|f f tl : | •I -• fit* Ir ; .10 ym r fiaeiU’Miw « f Flnrln.i |ls>wi-v I n 1,1 thl* senate mid \•111\ >11111" 1'OMl'U *•* »•. " I nit ............. . . I " |" -I I 1, * • '»•* • t»i"»ll SlIl'M l lr-a I » g • I ti»i«f Pnwri ant! I 'ght Co., term* "f "t*1t'' , • \f | *f‘i •lf|t »*it I* *>l it -is in ililv *1 * tnliit Iip e n illg SC. l i,. IP | shill Mint lie did mil les-nmmen I It* « |""|t|\ w |t|urt u il''il tItr It*tf•••• f i" » L i | hi (it# 111/1114:111 it ..! I»* which would Inelurle a franilit*rt'.fifr . •Mini . I .ills- ilin ca se In stnle taxes (m >"tfri ,r il n|»Mt. Itiitt, iiui *•$•i ***l I #»• *••. I • I 1, IN i ( h , . *♦ 11 1 I*#* t» tax grossing percent. f 'I 'f i c I I.. . !••• tiif, <»f |i|M^tHHI l fllttttetM i |!i,'ill M U • 1 "•! Jit* I (1 wft|l* ’if lit# >|lil »• These revenues, he pointed o n. | f nftHnnad (In K ie l III • It ill "Us h li* did demand, however, that would be nietl for a comprehensive M*l» •' llic fe-lrial gov ernment t n i n over I I 11 *41 -II •♦ |'ll ,f f • . •*| * I't i f street lmprovenv,nt program. 1 "tl* I it I flt.'l I' li t i n l l i l l t ' 1ST |»«'l I •f II f il l i p Jt),tll , f " I Itr 111 i»'-,l to tin- stales some excise taxin g llilr \ 'If . . . I FRANK Fl HIT. ( if*I lllftlty, .1lift t II fill. * ptineis, in, biding timse on gas A TI.'\N TA N kTT«.H HF.I.F Af l»nif i« |’di l »ti I. 'Pi \ (»♦ •» tin 'll tliirUn l . • I m * m | ,| nliite and amusement !, which i *t | •II • Hi • a I hf *•111 ** ut I mitrii N EW YORK. Jan. 4— i/P>~ A T L A N T A . J»n . 4. - l/W . ,,.»«$ t | f *•>>••'* “ f -U» |»m r iim ii ! A mi •inr nf f ef r . M U o t a ’ s rltv purchasing agent. The Now York World-Tolegr*m aliont SI.UAll.OtHIJHlU a veal i t i"flh wnriiMti I imImv »,n»l \ eat mil f It" IP!• fr 11 . lie nl so rritirlxcd Washlngtnn’ ’ I ** *I m* ♦ "R f. t I lf lif* x 11* 11••• I Lloyd A. Walker, shot himself t’>( today purchased the New York *»f Mti'ii iiiiImiim in ' 1 h Itkm |||H$* p it sta l l , I |,|.l laa•#•$! t it 1 • n death tostay In a taxicab, police Both nee aftarnoon papei*. | use nf federal gnints In-eld Ho {••••CUM 1lir M.r Mill'M . f " ’ svstom a substitute Beginning tomorrow the com com -] called H the system ""a ! \«*i» " M l. " e ,|r. I f. Ill'll * M 1 (fir WiBhlufleit flf»ctMi. I*i i *i UK nf Mtf* wliHlf H ll jpalrnlmen L. H. Wext and R. L l.ined newspaper will he kno-"i> f»r self-determlnaMon," and i.rg- III ||)) W lfx * ia r ) MtIII re M i'll . ,f t n I I I ! . : "The And r,l * St.OfHI,000,000 cut In 'ed- v-sren fe xpe rlm ciU b e b ......... Mp|irovjil Peacock said the veteran eltv n f f l ............... . World-Telegram ...... „ ...... . wfprvevwl »f - ........... fit. . 1li'MIll ,f clal fired one shot from a .lift ealt-1 The Hun," It wa* announced bv c a l grants. rid d le ..f ....... ............ \ / h ,'. r l f W i " . >. It)' if f.illmt t ||»M* •• mi W h ile v ig o ro u sly a tta c k in g tlm ik s e r s s l-d.........1........ her autoihatle Into hi* right tem Km- W. Howard, president end ,1-111 ' f a it H s i M - v A, I •>-l"illicr a ll iin ix 'in in fan t w ill I.lie P* " 1 |il,,-i -*i1<slum of Mu- III—1*1-, • I |'i mu *4 r•I I. pie about 7 A.M. He died *t.8i20 editor of the world-Telegrem, fe d e ra l ro m p u ls d ry lie a ltb III * 'toy nr h g ill, II nnllnnta On Fnm l e - l Mini Thome* W. Dewart, presl- s.-rHi><- p la n , D ew ey m a in tain e d A.M. In liredy Hospital. I ■ Htgl. wirtlf (•>■ * ♦♦•rI• rhe A rm y *|to«'*'l W it/e l *'• dint end publisher of the Hun i'- a | N »w Y o rk iiad "a c h ie v e d women'« <-I hi I i nf • * (ft - I ’t I 'll « the* t l f f t i l Tlie Hun's milxtandlng feature* M " liig liM t . h ealth an il w e lfa re 1' " '* r FR A N C E KNDH IiX t h Tn INO the world wltlnnit ,,')'h Dm eial H.M|'it,| b ... In. h it f III* f It nf •fall 'Il'I'd M 'l I" PARIS, Jan. 4. — t/Ti — Fond mid column* will he added to »t»>i'lM id. In ‘ •‘ F r . ll , I - » » i’*t.. H - Mid •II I •! I* *; l i f t " lit 1H vVIt 1*It »llf* • M.l I .» »i#*s »i| *t. f.. limit* u n * I M’ •••k* •*It■I a 14 III fit 41 11 .if nf M........I.| I i « ' 11 i» •ni *ti |" " | if (*4. I Iff .f 1 |t* 1 ,1 4 HiU fil t|l(1 •I * -11 1 •f 1 t n « fit lift n<%•t V f l >♦ i ll* o\««f • •’ Itlll A||f I tt'ilif v v ’ I ' l ' t|( M 'H « %I1||4» iv* •l .f »• pi • ■I*•»• I*"»k 1 1 ...... . ■» Itlll *v visc governmen! run the lives • «■.4 if «••• 1 ne vans a lsl <• - U f » r f M r w h rM ir i Mia has the Htiawn Phrascmakcr W arren Originated ;:>;jINilire Cap! II In IVison Hrrali; 5 Still At liiirRo C«rtina»i A T M O R K , A U „ .Ia n ‘Frontier Frugality', ‘State Shack' I -/P. I.XMf»«sff| rj»fftn Cfllivltfl, tttrfftv MtfMtt |o||g tRMlIfth, lit' l *> Mtf« Mf AffllOrU MtII $E* X ” M . three confusere for rash have been trytng to throw duet In Urn eye* . - ' tn M V’ legislators.” Warren ,,-srned. When lbs legislature In special •••■lion Irvied what he called a Dei lt>-<1 salea tax, the (Invernnr said li had ended for probably a Imitr lime to come the "tax turninll" that Ha* plagued Florida for year*. tie sponsored ss hi* Nn. I hill lh»” ‘ cattle-fencing act to rule highway hog* and car-wrecking row*'' off the main road* nf Flor­ ida.' He call* Ita passage one of the major achievement* of hi* ad­ ministration so far. All his statements weren't that alliterative, but they seldom lacked color. Here are some that ■nadir news and keynoted the first year , of the Warren admlnlatrallotu lg hi* Inaugural addrss, he re­ stated hi* campaign pledge that "yog won’t have to see anybody tn sen i If you can see me, but ho rouWn't realat id libbing Into his prvpared teat a comment that "It wIlFhelp If veu voted right." Ha quicUy U U 1 M It as a fa - ■ 1 ».n !•i'il. n trail 11 ' M. < 1 t.if <'nlflfi I'lni if!a VYuaMici R .j I' 1 U ' I Wai ninus I 1 ll I mu • Itl jr|t* I ’ i i I i I jiI d ’ i M iis h a t it l •' l l 1 nl t . .. . A m t lia F a r It a i I I l i t " IRff 1 ta#*«»lg»' I Im. *•f I mm I I*. ' R'llIIM llI, p'lf.lt I mm t »i Lit *» Hvh#f •1 . , \irtf 1 fO'Ihv «» fir. \ m » 1 . ' I* 4 ' 4» \v 11 nhig -• .4 .1 r -• .♦ ! | 1 1•'i 1111m mI a1 n . t r . » * #1 »l I *mm 1,1'iy I ••1If I cm I V'P'Mi. 1. . -» . in In |t m *•» i*id •.id la 1 I I,.u I !•• I' .1 r li Im mil 11, 1 »dx. P t r t lv 1 nt, I mi»h | ^1i twor$ t Alt'! |.» «’•» (*Rj$t f«». .il li »\'.f»n ,$n(I . 1 0 1 in *%«ii»'tti»‘ north P"l ’ I .It if 1 .utnr ” il!n t|i tf t it*# I •»»*|g« ■if.f H|M* »! •••ni|tri it*mi *• • H tn v i *M» tt|(|f>ojQ) I .•#f1f i .11 rtMo ritif Miri n '!K»» l-’ti b in- 1 Un I Liit -nit#\ i n t ; M w i l l i ) mi i i |tt*i $) 111 ..lie w „ . .b . bo"l b-g/illv d-id ,,, ft»* 11 ' l l ' 1 xl'i»»j»e*» [until f'tr lf»ttf)Rr xerutid " f i n . fo u r w lvp« Ml.'iti, lie Iiii- nunned twice II I I •11 1 hi •1 " i n t t ' i r M t K rlilny Instigated 11 l<ini' -Caleb f"i Mi Ill'll fillip Karlmil a ft 10 Imr •Ii naI >1>'- >I, ■>1 A - 11 polib her, filln,i 1,, piiid IMH I IM IC IM C A N T Ai* ♦■hits l<*e• iiiidbeigh 411111.0011 fm W A M lIN fiT liM . .Inn. A— f/P)— J Ids bunk ” W*'," ibe stm v "f Lind I |t« 1 mj.UhIV frmi'Pi 'hti ' Itrilv ^ ( bergb’s epic non slop flight fnuii , y#»n rP' Mf'l fdi J 4 fi i h»fUy New York to '''iris. , v illi »in h II Mmr lii|(li nf »Ul nt (JA M III.IM I T A X A M I lls' git *‘**iiVIE li 1Kli 4— (,V> I ir ) ill 1K7 I n iV H lK D 1 r.V .fi of fttf w rr , TAM -AIIAHSF.E, Jan. —-Tiimptrnller *’- M. Hay liasent earh of Mm (17 coiinrle* n check fm 4Kl.l’bO as their fli«t elite of Hip si 1.son’s race track JA rK S D N V fLL E * I sm I — (T ) ‘ lieltliig lute*. More will ........ Hi<-h low later. Last year, eaidi countv A tla n ta rrcelvcd a Inlal of |HT,(KKI. H ILLIAR D TH A M E Boston Ralph fireanteaf. pocket billiard Iiii. bank C A I’ MF.KPH T O N IU IIT champion of the world for 17 , Canford’a Tlvll Air I'atrnl Chicago straight year*, will present an atpiadron will meet tonight nt Cleveland exhibition tonight nt 9:00 o’clock 9:00 o'clock in the main hanger Frosnn at Monk’s Hilliard Parlor on Mag­ nf the Hanford Municipal Air­ fialventon nolia Avenue. Mr. Grecnleaf at­ port. New York tracted a wide audience during hla Registration of pilots will Im Beattie appearance hare last wlntr when the mein Isue .inner discussion. Fort Myers he amnied his fan* with some nf All Interested persona are In­ Jacksonville hit iotrirat* shot*. vited to attond. Miami 1? : Mt i lk • r 4 t •>• «*4 • •«e» f«» tea ImmIm U'I carry -team pipes and rlcct.hwires If, a new atoi’kade belu| luilll t«> I'plxce one denli'iycd liv fire last vrar. rim looiisl entrance wax xmle„ with Imllrd heavy tlnilior-. The warden -aid the men unloosed the heavy holt* and slipped through the narrow opening short­ ly before the day’s work wax to begin. Tim fog and darkness pre­ vented a nearby tower guard from sjmttlng *belli. The break was discovered In about half an hour, and six of the escapees wrra rounded up quickly in nearhv wnods. Three other 1 were tak«n by slata highway patrolmen in Atniore Inst night. ha tl •••1 ft Ml IV,| •*.« I *11 ••n i, TA L L A H A S S E E , Jsn. 4. — (d ’l — Fuller W sncn ilia pl.ra.c th ifttig li 1 ro t* itrtiffIo n fiiitit"I I mi ht# e*h•I\* tunrnhtg f»ig Riifl .Iml *M. »». maker turned nut a lot of headline pti,•-winner* during hi* first year st 112*1 v***t«*n!ny. I'ntimm, ».».■. ,p Governor of Florid*. ■ W hu P ii fl W. Illviift 1 «*|m#I f I |» »Ht"i f ‘ • UVIU ifwnti HfKKlffl IOllf»\ Mirtf fliflf ||Rf) hi»y*n tfr-wp ill lf",iMr \’fil|» Remember "frontier frugality." pine tree prosperity I tinsel Hiwf Mir ) )) im olhri f U )),. |M , ....... tfinlfi fM ifi„.t,» hoodlum*," the "lethal lobby" and lh» "stale thark?" Ifjt (lair for *ll.!ei*lion and »hmt. punchy «enteme» helped push ''"YprrtfH tn !if» pirk»»fl up f•*g »i•'-ini' p ruling »m*l nifrift«l lirnnM »Itup" f t fant$ " n l hit statements and idea* Iroldly for***i«f to catrh the fancy or frowns H li'm *ftIfI tbw t initial IihiI li^ rn M i- I «••»*-•••. u lto vu ni I f I >0 nf the public. • —"— dug oo'lcr the prison f''.u’« .•> I'ti'ifh flight ri',-.'» hi .0 1 iu:i7. 11217, vi, rb. Doth his pledge* of "frontier frugality In stale expenditures ami nf reforestation effort* to bring "plnctree prosperity" hark to Florida came In hits Inaugural address a year agn today. With tha same sort of phrases, he struck at Ku Klux I'lansmeu ax "covered coward* and hooded hoodlums." H r hit at a political opponent as one who "fought mo foully and unfairly," and he called a labor leader a "hired howler." He said the executive mansion, which he once termed the "state shark," was In "rundown, ramshackle" shape and the rug* were "rather ratty" — hut added "It la plenty good enough for me." During the regular session" of Da­ the legislature, be railed on lh« people to help defeat the alma of a horde of "purrhased propagan­ dists” lobbying for “enormously rich Interesta x x • of tag free wealth" who were trying to "ram a sales tax through the leglala- o»* , a *tl World-Telegram Acquires NY Sun; Unioim Blamed latlnnlng In Franca ended today I hose nf the World-Telegram. In a statement Dewart hlntnwith a eaLlnet derision to allow fiee sale of cofftje. Coffee wae the *d union demand* as a reason fm the sale. m*t Item still rationed. The merger leave* Manhattan with five morning and three af­ O FFIC ER HUICIDEH TA M P A , Jan. 4 — (/Pi — Mae- ternoon new«pap*ra— the ComDill Air Base here reported tmlav |WM, Dally New*, Herald T r i­ Capt. Lawlx C. Prlchett wax found bune. Mirror and Time* In the dead of carbon monoxide poison­ innrnlng field, and tha Journdh ing In his parked automobile near American, New Ynrk Post Home New* and the World Telegram fitarke Jan. 1. Prlchett had been etatloned at and tha Httn In tha availing field. Howard’* statemen said: MacDlll since January, 1949. fils "Tomorrow tha Naw York Hun home was at Middletown. Ohio. Lt. John Burger, Air Force In- v. ill cease publication, and its iniirallstfr functions In the New vestigatlng officer, said civilian York nawepapepr flsld will be authorities lleted tha daatk as assumed hv the World-Telegram. suicide. "Contract* ware shrned last night between tha World-TeleIN D IA N A FLOOD T H R E A T glum and the Hun by which the IN D IA N A P O LIS , Jan. 4. - W former acquired tha name, good — Major flood* over the full will and circulation list* of the length of tha Wabash and White World-Telegram. Tha Run’a plant, River* In Indiana were predicted equipment and real estate will today by Puul A. Miller, local Im- retained by tha Ian Corpor­ weather bureau chief. ation. . Heavy raiaa In the p u t Aft hours The Hun waa founded In Iftftft ranging from three to four inches by a Yankee Job printer named hava already east streams over Benjamin II. Dny, Five year* their banks. Miller said. About 800 later It paaeed ia Moeee Yale person* already hava bean evacu­ Beach, who ran It fbr M yean. ated from flooded home*. Miller Tha Son Printing and Publish­ that all livestock be re- ing Association beantna tha ownfamed and Dana a# It wae Munae^. F o r e ig n I’•ilii v.M i r.itit: Ait tty, Am.m f'li mil unit Air| Is I n s t a l l e d As 'I 'Y a n l t c i t s i r i n ': Ta x B l -1 m i *t:;. in J « 'o r \V A S |||N (» t O V , I at| 4 . - f /t '| I Ilf i r t* r |F 4fMtir 11! | e t r t| i r I W \ - II I N i . i l IN. I HI 4 t/ft— . h M u r r ii P rfs itirn t I i iim im ’ , %f.«| r n( tlir m iim i w n o r r • •«I *\ ttt-l tiir j I '|H nlr ol I , Mill in laid a sevennup lir (|p |»\ri# d h r t n ir fir*) tfM lu ii nl lit** ^ l« l * •*u,*tr*» t v2.1t j po'Mt I'O-li-M pole v pi og 1sin he•IR** i'o c t . 1,1 vuc . sv With p, be f 1*1 n fir tVlMH*. 11•f t ♦» 11ft fin v rlrtiM tirl fm t » in » '. t l unlit g»y t•t|tt**"||l|v |'t .In I r •I fit «t f|||t 11,1Mlltl lltltf'M *lt t Is^ P in i i l r i l t f .111Pct fm 1 kfl'Uu; nr I M I •11 • "tltlf 1\ t ill 111**1 $rti) nt «l^l»*iir.r (tiv: *t M .ition," rinil If r u if t l 1 niittnii i l i ’ .ti <! "|**r»»\. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1950; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald